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Home My WebLink About1973-08-11 - Orange Coast Pilot• Orange Coast EDITION • • ' .~ ~OL. 66, NO. 223, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Dbne-ia-Llne Barga~s • TODAY% .SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 19,73 TEN CENTS Conflict on Onofre Nuclear Plant By CANDACE PEARSON ot th• sally Plltt Stiff SAN DIEGO -Two new nuclear reae· tors proposed at the San Onofre elec· trical generating plant will or won't su~tantially hann the envirorunent, depending on who you believe. ~stimony was that contradictory Fri· day during an all-day hearing here on the reqlle!il for a coastal construction permit ' • by San Diego Gas and Electric Company and Soutbem Calllomla Edison. (SCE). San Diego Regional Zone Conservation commissioners were left at the end of discussions of the $1 billion project with "scientific experts" on both sides and the prospect that whatever they decide will be appealed to the state. The commission is supposed to im· plement Proposition 20, the coastline in- itiative passed by votcrs •last November. I Burroughs Corp. Firm Reopens Plant in Viejo By JAN "·oRTH 01 In. o.i1r ,UOI Stlfl The 84rroughs Corporation announced Friday it~ $9 million Mission Viejo plant \\'ill re-open next spring. The three-yea r--old plant, on 54 acres along Jeronimo Road, \vas closed in late 1971 and has stood empty ever since. portunity to continue their jobs in i\iission Viejo. They "·ere informed of the decision Friday afternoon, he said. Tile plant, first opened in 1969, was built to produce disc files -a part of a co mputer system's memory bank. Its actions c;an be appealed to tbe state coastal convnlsslon. Representatives of both SCE and various envlrorunental groups indicated they would take that step 1l a decliloll was unfavorable to 'them. · Edison officials defended theil' project, located in the northwest comer of camp Pendleton three miles south of San Clemente, early in the day. SCE biologists sald .fish and .marine A public information officer from Bur- roughs' Detroit headquarters confirmed that soqie 710 employes would be ~1!3sed into the 300,00fHqual'Moot bWldiOf.--:--: . Large computer system en&_.necrtng '"' and production operations JVill be ~srerred lo Mission \1ielo rrom But roughs' leased plant in the city ol Industry. But the plant was closed when the disc filing system was changed. The staff was never larger than 200 people, though the building ,vis designed for 1,5®· 'l'be JlllmlllillL'DIMbi• °"""°' two q -large buildings whlch ~Ve been vacant in tile &addlcllack Valley the last two years. · Trade of the Rockwell International "ziggurat/' a $%5 million Babylonian-like structure in Laguna Niguel to the federal government, has been pending for almost a year. orpl)ISl!l mortality from th e rm a I dlidtJrge and entrapment In pipes would occur but wooldn't be significant. Dangers of radiatial leakage, transport o! nuclear waste, nearby earthquake faults, growtb-induc:ing aspects and ac- curacy o! SCE popu!a<ion projections - all ma)<i:o questions of environmentalists -wen Ignored by the SCE o!ficials testifying. About a dozen environmentalists and citizen groups• representatives spoke before the commission. Their conunents were heavily critical and skeptical on safety of the proposed nuclear J,lllibl and of the need ror them. 11Thefre waving blackout in your races," saJd Jospeh Edmiston of the Sier- ra Club, referring to SCE's claim tha t nuclear power is needed now. J'ohn Erickson of San Clemente quoted a UC San Diego geophysicist Dr. -:James orce ' -- D•llr 1'1111 Stiff 1"111to •"f'hi" transfer wi\1 prov ide a 1nore ef- ficient location for u1.rge s y s t c n1 engineering manufac ture together \Vlth sufficient area to accommodate future gl-owth." the Burroughs source saJd. All Burroughs personnel In the Industry plant haf'e been given th~9p- Art Cook, manager of community in· formation programs for tbe Missioo Vi&- jo C.Ompany, said he was delighted to hear about the ButToughs decision. MARINES FIGHT 'WAR' UNDER DESERT CONDITIONS NEAR TWENTY·NINE PALMS From the Halls of Montezuma to the Sands of the California Oeur't Collins Eyes Merger Pla.ns 8y Rockivell ..North American Rockwell directors Ftiday announced an offer to purchase tbe 2.9 million outstanding shares of CoJlins Radio with intentions lo merge the two electronics !inns. The tender orrer is for $25 a share. ~ins' stock closed at 21 ¥.a on the J'l{ew York Stock Exchange Thursday. 'l)ere was no trading of either COllins or ljockwell stock Friday. Officials of Rockwell said the proposed merger \\i>uld not affect the operation of any Collins' facilities, including its Newport Beach plant. Collins' would operate independently :ind retai_!1 it s name. North Anlcri can Rockwell acquired all ol a new class of convertible preferred stock of Collins for $35 million in 1971 and subsequently elected a ma}ority of the Collins' beard of directors. Rockwell officinls said full acquisition and a merger were contemplated at that tlme. Willard r~. Rockwell Jr., chief ex- oCutlve ofUcer and chairman of the North American Rockwell and ColllnsJ board, said the tender offer Is oot limited to n minimum number or shares. It will begin later this month and will upire Oct. I. Nixon "We ate pleased -not just because of the oceup&tion of the building, but also because the BlllTOUghs people were ex· tremely cominunlty-oriented when they tt'ere here before. "They '"ere a fine asset to the com· munlty," he said. The Burroughs plant is in a ~acrl' in- dustrial park, Cook pointed out. Develop- ment or adjoining parcels is scheduled to begin nex t spring. he said. Cook also said 1011.·er-eost residential develop1nents \\ithin a mile of the plant tvill be ready for marketing by next spring as \vell. Co1ispiracy Case Tapes Requested By FBI Agents GAINESVILLE. Fla. !AP) -FBI agents have asked newsmen to replay tapes of intervie\VS of princJpals In the conspiracy trial of eight antl,var ac· tivists , saying they tvant to cbecK possi- ble violations of a gag rule. The rule forbldding the defend- ants. their attorneys and government prosecutors fro1n n1aking p u b 1 i c staten1ents about the trial was imposed by U.S. District C.ourt Judge \Vinston E. Al'now before the trial began July 31. Radio .stations WRUF and WOVH in Gainesville said on Friday that they had been asked by the FBI for tapes of in- terviews with witnesses, defendants or · defense attorneys. A St. Petersburg Times reporter also said he wu ques· tloned about a story. ' 1Marines Staging Desert Conflict ··For Practice By FREDERICK SCHOEMEUL 01 tt1c o.i1r "'llf s11H TWENTY·NINE PALMS -Artillery and air fire rocked the parched, barFen desert 'near here Friday as "''a'r broke out between Argos and its hostile -neighbor, Yenno. It was the 1:ieginning ol. the ,biggest mock war ever staged . by the United States Marine Corps. More than 9,000 actives 'and reservists from 40 states were ·sent to camp ·WilsOn, adjacent to Twenty-Nine Palm$, for the summer training mission. · In the bYpotbetical situation, Argos, a nation on friendly terms with' the United_ States, is attacked by the aggressors from Yenno wbo want passessioh or lands rich in minerals. , The sdleduled four-day battle acll,1~ \\1on't get underway until &mday~ bUt a: border clash was -sta.sed Friday. The hour.Jong detrlons1ratitm began trhcn Yermo forces Wel-c SP.Qtt~d · in Argos' territory. Argos resi><>Jlded \Vitb a reconnaissance force, followed by tanks. fighter bombers. and ground troops. The invading forces from Yermo \\'ere beaten back by the· Argos corps. By the time tbe demonstration was completed, one . low set of hills at the north side of the battlefield ·bad been partially leveled . and ' the desert !loo< punched wii'h bomb h>les. ' (See MOCK WAR, Page I) Get the Word? Surely So1neo1ie Told llini He 's Near Po'lver Pla1it Questions about vo'bat Pttsldcat Nixon knows !:'l\'Hched from \Vatcrgale lo nuclea r po\ver plants next t.o his San Clemente home Jo"rlday at n hearing in San Diego. Envlronmcnl•li•I• ntgucd nl length before the San Diego l<egional Zone Conservation Commission about dangers o! radiation and earthquako faults at the San Ono!rt .power plant. The two new-proposed nuclear reactors arc less lhan three miles Lrom Ille \\lf.!slem \\lhite ltnuse. An existing M c- tor bas bet'n in t>J>era~on UM?re since 1968. "Tt wooJd seem unUk.eJ.y to me," Com- mlss!Orier Evan Jones answered eo- vlronmenfaJlsl.s, 0 w1th t'tie care taken to watch over our President, that anybody \Vould allow him to move lnto an area with problems w i t h earthquake. and, radiation." ' ! A San Clemente woman who live& in the Cypress Shores area near Nixon's responded art.er reading a resolution against (he plant. ' . Lout .. Harris admitted Nixcn probably didn't know '!bout his f e 11 o w homeowntrs' opposition.~ '1But/1 she added. "l undentand1 trom other things, that be'• a very bu;y penon and doe>n't always .._, the dOt8ils of tbinp happenlll( ...... d him." 1 Murder Charges Filed A·g.ainst Teen-age Boys H0tTS1'0N (AP) -Tu·o teen-a ge boys race a total of six murder cha rges after leading police to 23 mutilated bodies and telling a horror story or homosexual torture killih.gs. Police say they believe as many as seVen more bodies may be found. ¥~er with malice d:Wges were ftled eai'!y.today against Elm<r Wayne Henley Jr., 17,'and David Brooks, II. They told police they bad procured Gu,lf, Goodyear Admit ·Campaig11 Gif~ to Nixo1-i Pl'ITSBL'RGH. Pa. IAP l -Gulf Oil Coro. and Gcod year Tire & Rutter Co. ha,•e admi~ted' n1aking corporate con- tributi611s totaling ~140,000 to President NL'<on'S 1972 re-election campaign. The two finns said tbe money later was returned. Gulf, in a statement released Friday by its headquarU!rs here, said it made a 1100,000 contribution under int"1Se political pressure from an unspecified sour~. In Akron, Ohio, Goodyear acknowledg- ed that it had nrade a $4<t,IXM> contribution but stressed it did so voluntarily. Federal law prohibits corporations from making direct political oon- trib\itions. Jn 'Washington, a 5poke!m'an for Special Prosecutor ArchibBld Cox said tieveral other firms ''olwllarlly have notified the proacculor they had' 1nade II· legal contributions. He declined to na me any of the firms or say how n1any hnd come forth . Goodyear Cba.lnnan Russell OeYoung said his company's contribution "'·as. returned by the Finance Conlmittce to Re-elect the Pmidcnt 'after the company said the cash was n corporate con· trlbutlon. In a brief, one-pag~ otatement, Gulf uid' Its money had betn rttumed at Its request. f other teen-age boys for homosexual :1s- saulls by Dean Corll. 33. Henley told police he shot Corll lo death \\'ednesdoy. Henley \vas charged \\'ith l\\'O count~ of murder for the deaths of ~1arty Ray Jones. 18, and Olarles C. Cobble. 17. Harris County Asst. Dist. Atty. Michael J . Hinton said Jones was strangled with a corn and Cobble was shot to death, both on July '1:1. Brooks was charged for the murder of \Villiam Ray Lawrence·, 15, on July 10. Lawrence \\'as strangled with a cord. Hinton said he would try for ar- raignment this weekend. Jones. Cobble and La\vrence are the only victims \vho have been identified. On F'riday. 1-Jcntey and Brooks "'e:re <'harged on three cow1ts of murder in San Augustine Count y, in Deep East Texas. Four bodies, including that of La\\Tence, PARENTS SWAMP HOUSTON WITH PHONE CALLS, Page 3 \Vere found there near Lake Sain Rayburn. The bodies or Jones and Cobble were discovered in a mass grave site at a Houston boat dock that contained 17 bodies. The two youths also pointed out where two bodies were buried on High Island, near Galveston. HOU$t.On Detective \V . L. Young $Did llenley has admitted killing nine of the victims. ' Brooks gave police a loog, grisly state- ment Frlday in which he said he thought five bodies were buried on fligh Island . "In all, I guess. there \''ere bct\\'een 2S a!Vi 30 boy., killed.'' he said. lfenley told reporters there \\'ere re\\·cr \ictims. ··1 nc,1cr said ther e \Vas 30 people. t said 24," Hffiley. who Insisted on befng tf1.ll.cd "Junior.'' told reporters 3."i he \\alchcd jall trustees dig for bodies on Hl~h Island. The 23rd body \\•as found after officers told a Beaumont family to move their tent from over its grave . Digging \\·as suspended Friday evening because o( risin g tide~. a Cro\\'d of sightseers and Brooks' and llooley's !allure to locate further grav<S. BrWl, v.'ho says the coastal zone isn't an acceptable area for atomic. energy plants. Other environmentalists empbasized that the loss of marine life and adverse effects to ocean waters were significant. Finally, a man from Vista told the commission to listen to general citizens. "You'll find experts on both sides of {See ONOFRE, Page Zl ' own 4 Palestine Guerrillas Escape Plot By United Preis International Four prominent Palestinian leaders narrowly escaped capture by Israel in lhe chance delay o! a Baghdad-bound flight that Israeli warplanes rorced to land in Israel Friday, guerrilla sources said today. . Among the gue1Ti lla leaders scheduled to board the abducted Middle East Airlines night to Bagdad was Or. George Habash, leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine CPFLP ), and his third-in-comniaod, Salah Salab. Habash's group gained notoriety three Y'"!'! ago by 9jmultaneously hijacldnJ three planes to Jordan and blowing them up. H~w.over, J{abash's flight on Ira.qi Alrhnes, .number 006, \\'as delayed more than three hours in London, where it originated. Iraqi Airlines chartered another plane fro1n the Lebanese govemn1ent-owned J\1iddle East Airlines to take the waiting passengers to Baghdad. The second plane was flight number 006A. Israeli jet fighters intercepted the chartered plane, a Caravejle jetliner with 80 persons aboard, over Lebanon shortly after it took off from Beirut's in- ternational airport on the figh~ lo Baghdad. They forced it to land at an Israeli military airfield where they checked I.he passports of the passengers, apparently looking for the four guerrillas who "'ere supposed to be aboard. After t\l'O hours en the ground, the Tsraelis released the plane and it return· cd to Beirut. The delay in flight 006 n1ade the four guerrillas suspicious, hov.'cver, and they decided not to board the special flight 006A . guerrilla sources said. Had they done so, the Israelis would have captured four top guerrilla leaders, the sources said. "The delay made them s m e I t something fishy and Ibey decided not to board the plane," a guerrilla source told United Press International. In the spectacular aerial abduction, Israeli jels s"·ooped do\vn over the Beirut airport through antiaircraft fire and ord~red the plane to accompany them IO\\·ard Israel. In Tel Avi''· an Israeli milltary spokesman confirmed that the raid took place bu t refused to say \\'hY . Middle East Airlines sources said that \vhilc the Caravclle tvas on the ground at the Israeli air base, the Israelis asked (See INTERCEPT, Pa1e Zt Orange Coast Weather Expect a carbon copy of Friday·s weather this weekend "'Ith low ' clouds along the: coast in the morning hours, clearing to mostly s1mny )lkies in the afternoons. 1-lighs in the 70s. rising to 80 in- lnnd . INSIDE TODA V Novi 11011 too can 9ro1v benu· tiful cuciunbers -witl10-ut the <1ccotnµo11yi11g bclc/1 . Cukcs. Italian style ore featured 01i Pnoe. !i todo.y. Allf Aftth< 1 ~01rdt11 , I C,_urc.JI M"" l•t MOt'ff<.,. It ClaUllltof 1 .. M SOlf'tt l l•'l Comics !I '*"' Maf'ttlt U.11 , __ , ..... ' '"-•'"'"' ,, l.,ltf'tll-1 1f.I' Tll .. 19n 1 .. 17 '•mll:t '"' 1 UMll Ltll 1 • ' r DAILY PILOT Siturdai. Aijgl.lst 11, 1973 HARBOR COURT AT FULL STRENGTH WITH ADDITION OF JUDGE ROBERT C. TODD (SEATED) Heppy.to See Him ire (standing from left) Judges Selim Franklin, Calvin Schmidt, Donald Dungan Escape Foiled Judge Todd Two Suspects, Big Drug Dons Robes Supply Nabbed in Laguna I=emo?,~:~~~~~day Lagun& Beach narcotics detectives have raided what they termed a "major area supplier" of narcotics a n d dangerous drugs, arresting two persons and seizing ~'hat they claim is a diverse quantity of illicit drugs. ·net. Sgt. Nell Purcell said Friday that he and detectives Tony Smith and John Saporito netted six pounds of marijuana, an estimated 3,500 to 4,000 pills, two Ma1ine Cleared Of Girl Attack afternoon in Harbor Judicial District pounds or marijuana seeds, three small Court to swear in Judge Robert C. Todd, vials ·or hashish oil and about 10 doses of who donned his judicial robes 15 LSD along with $600 in cash and a small years after graduating rrom Jaw school. amount o! cocaine. The newest jurist, appointed a mooth Arrested were Robe.rt James Oehler, ago, replaces Judg_e Everett W. Dickey, 33, an Anaheim iron worker, of 1158 ~tio was appointM by Gov. Rona1d Catalina Street. Oehler \Vas booked !or Reagan to Orange Cowity Superior Court charges of possession o! marijuana for about the same time. sale, cocaine, barbiturates, ampheUI.-Judge Todd, a Republican, will preside mines am alleged pomesslon ol rnali· in Division Four, specializing in traffic juana and hashish oil. matters and handling various other cases Also arrested was Sandra E . assigned to his courtroom from the McCormick, 25, a Newport Beach bank master calendar. teller, who gave an address of 31517 1st A long-time Santa Ana resident and hiw Street, South Laguna. She was booked on practitioner, Judge Todd and his family, charges of possession of dangerous wile Eleanor, plus sons Brurt, 18, Neil, drugs. 17, and Ryan 5 moved to Newport Beach Sgt. Purcell said officers had the when he was appointed to the bench. residence under surveillance for seve ral He was a law partner with Royal M. A c.amp Pendleton Marine who months. He said detectives went to the h1iller, under the firm of Todd and Nportedly passed a lie detector test wiU' .•1fd~ ed the t t ti t n"' 1 1 red Frid f re51' ence, announc n en on o con-Miller. ,.ng co ors was c ea , -ay 0 duct a narcotics investigation and Judge Todd's recent trial background charges that he raped a l6-year-old girl deni&H<led entry. ...._ __ includes much "'Ork in the are a of e ,a San Clemente beach. _. ii,,i1 ..., • He''Sid Oehler 'attempted \o fl~ oul • automotive and aviation insurance, bonds . Orange Oounty Superior eollft:,Jlldl< ..... 'W", .. detajned by officers. Purcell said Ir . ana ;sutetlS, plus malpractice .cases in J.mes Turner threw out all aJlegationi: 'martjuar5 manicuring operation was in the field of law and medicine. against James Turner Joyner, 22, after the open. He has also handled insurance cases in· tl!e prosecution conceded that his After being refused permission to volving commercial prockicts and tort 165J>Onse! in the polygraph test pointed to search the hoose, detectives sought and liabilities. his innocence. ,,·ere given a search warrant from South Judge Todd's professiooal affiliations Joyner \\-as accused on his arrest last Coun.tY Municipal Judge R I c b a r d include being past pres.ideni of the March 23 on unrelated charges of being Hanulton. Association of Southern C -a 11 for n I a the man who a month earlier accosted a Defense Counsels, plus past president of young Redondo Beach girl at Calafia the Orange County Chapter of the State Beach and suually assaulted her. Su.spect Claims. American Board of Trial Advocates. San Clemente police filed rape charges after the victim identified Joyner as her attacker. The polygraph test indlcated tbe cootrary, the prosecution stated. Outhouse Arsonists Loose iu Irvine QWck-moving arsonist!!: set fire to four outdoor portable toilets on construction sites in the Irvine area 1'~riday nrght, pollce said. 1be fires, all at industrial con.struction sites, ~troycd the outhouses but did not damage surrounding property. Police sald the fires were irob.'lbly started by arsonists, "possibly by a bunch cl kids out on a Friday night," ac- cording to a police spokesman. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT lhl Or.1ng1 COi•! 0All't" PILOT, wllh W!'llch b. com11!11td Ille Nirws·Pt1u, 11 pyllU:lll(d by Ille Or.lf>Qt (0811 Publl1hl11Q COl'llPln't'. S~ r11e 9d1tlon1 ~•• pUOl11~td. Mond1y f!'lrougft Frldly, !or COl!I Mii.i, Nirwparl ~t<h, Hunllngton 8e1ch/l"Olt"lt1Tn VAiiey, l1gl,H'l1 8e1<;h, lrvlne/S1lklleb&ck .1nd S~n Cl-nle/ S..n .lu•n C1pi•1r1no. A ~Ingle regio111! ed ition ,, Pllblblled S.lurd"Y~ Ind SllndlY1. 'The prlroc:lpal pUb!i1hlng 1>l1nl J1 11 3l0 W<1sl 11.IY Slr1rt, Co1l1 Mt\I, C1llf0f'ni1, fUM, Robert N. 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No r11w1 11orlt1, lllvtlrilltn1, M""ltl IN!*' tr ldYerll""'""''' l!lrelft fM't' M ~.. wtlhCM.rt tf*ltl "'' Mt*!« ~ht ewner. hcorld dlM "'''" l"IMI •I COlll Mffe. ~ lvtllc~loft " c.e""' " " ~, ., fllllll U ,JJ: -lllh'I lllWltvt ~ tt..S ""'""'''" • • Y 011ng Girl's Death 'Accident' REDWOOD CITY (API -111' shotgun blast that killed a 4-year-olcl Hawaiian Gardens girl v:as an accident, says a man accused of firing the fatal shot. Donald Antello, 21, told jurors Thursday that the gun went of( because he was bumped by Cail Dudley, 18, a girl com- panion in the car. Antello. and two other men in the car, Oscar Hernandez, 22. and Michael Ramirez, 18, are charged with the July 1972 murder of Joyce Ann Huff. 'l'he little girl was shot as she played on the front la'l'l'Tl of her home in the Los Angeles suburb. "It "'as s1riclly accidental," Antello testified. ';She bumped me \\1th some part of her body and the gun went off." Antello said he, Henandez and Ramirez planned to sell the gun. He said he wanted to show off while they drove "'"fiss Dudley home. so he pulled the shotgUn from ils case and £ired it through an open window at another car. The car \\'as not hit. Miss Dudley bumped him as they pass· eel the 11uff home and the gun fired again. hitting Joyce Ann, Antello testified. Miss Dudley testified earlier that she couldn't remember if she had bumped Antello. The case is being tried in Red'WOOd Ci· ty by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Julius Leetham. He transferred the trial to San h1ateo County because of publicity it received in Southern California. Church to Hold Rmnmage Sa Je . The S.in Clemente Presbyterian Church \viii hOl'!t a rummage sale Aug . 15 at the church, 119 Avenida de la Estrella. Doors will OJ>M1 nt 9 a.m. ~tayor Cliff Myer~ and his wife, U!oM , v.1ill y,·elcomc the !ihoppcrs to the sale, y,:hich will offer jewelry, used gol! balls, toys .. fumlturc, clothing, lln~, dishes, teltv1slons, radios ond other electrical !ppliances. For addlt!Ollll l Information about ll>e sale o!' to donate items, cltlieM can call Cliff Myers ol l92·175f. Frona Page l ONOFRE ... the question and if you rely on them you'll never get anywhere." Lloyd von Haden said to resulting laughter. Biologists from the state bureau of sport fisheries and wildlife and the state Department ol Fistl and Game made their position clear: there isn't enough evidence yet to judge full effects of nuclear plants. Studies &me so far by SCE on the changes in marine life have been "inade- quate," they contended. "The accumulated evidence to date doesn't validate any point of view," Rolf Mall of the Fish and Game Department said. " He called for a more eii:tensive monitoring program but others, like Edmiston, asked for delays in the project until the questions are answered. Edmiston said a nine-inch model of the proposed expansion's emergency core cooling system failed in testing. The San Diego commission is schedul· eel lo vote on the two J.400 megawatt units Sept. 7. SCE officials said they estimate com· pletlon of the units downcoast of an ex- isting nuclear reactor, if granted penniL'I, by 1979 and 1980. Cwme1ire Home Assessment 'OK' SANTA ANA (AP) -Orange Counly ofllclals have authority 10 Investigate the assessment on President Nixon 's San Clemente home, says County Counsel Adrian Kuyper. ''If It wishes to do so," the County Asses~ment Appeals Board may look Into tha . tax value of the Western White House, Kuyper said Friday. The State Board of Equallwtion said rccl'ntly that It had no authority to detennlne if the property fs undertaxed. The state board asked county officials to conduct the Investigation, but some members questioned whether they were authorized to do so. Kuyper said he based his oplnlon on a 1968 Appellate Court ruling In a Los Angel., County ca,. Involving property owned by Gov. Ronald Reagan. President's Financial Report Due SACRAMENTO (AP) -Calirornia's secretary of state says he has been pro1n- ised a full financial report next month on President Nixon 's 1972 re~lection campaign. Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr .. a Democrat, said he expects to get details or millions of dollars in still-secret contributions from Nixon campaign of· ficials on Sept. 28. "All financial activities of the Nixon campaign will now be brought into the open, and the public will finally receive a full accounting of bow money was raised and spent," Brown said Friday. Brown said he invoked a little-used state law and an opinion from California's Republicnn attorney general, Evelle J. Younger, in negotiating the agreement \vith the Finance C.Ommittec to Rc~lcct the President in \Vashington. The report will include all money con- tl'ibuted to the Nixon campaign before a nc\V federal law \vent into effect April 7, 1972, that required disclosure of all con· tributions, Brown said. He said Nixon campaign officials have agreed to provide records on C011tribu- tions made before 1971, although that in· formation may not be ready by Sept. 28. FA.BIA.N'S GOT WRONG 'l~IA.GE' EDCEWOOD, Fla. (APl -The board of dir<cton of the Edgewood Boys Ranch turned down ao. of.fer by Fabian to sing in 1 benefit coo- cert for homeless boys because "ii just wouldn't fit our Image." Pnl>- ian posed for September's issue> or Playgirl magazine. Nude. Chavez Quits Teamsters Meet in Huff BURLINGAME (UPI) -Teamsters Union officials denied Cesar Qlave:z' ac- cusation that they gave him •·a stab in the back" and were confident today they could lure the farm workers orgattizer back to the bargaining table. Chavez stomped out of a peace n1eeting ~"'riday upon learning that 26 grape gro\vers in the Delano area had signed pacts 11'ith the Teamsters. "\Ve have been stabbed in the back," the United Farm \Vorkers Union leader said, accusing the Teamsters of "not talking in good faith." The Teamsters thernsdves said the pacts should not have been signed and will be invalidated. '-. MOCK WAR • • Then 1he 5'\\'eating, sun burn~ Leathernecks returned to thtfr d tent city 10 rL'Sl up for Sunday's batt One addition to I~ demonstration dre"' applausC! from a crowd of observcri.: wHs a displny Q.t I.he Harrillfi the ~1ari nt• Corps' $2 .5 million vcrtfe6 -1a ke~ff jet. ~ Pilot5 flew rht· Harrier i/1 front of ~ ero,,.,•d. lei tht· plant.• hover In miUIF;"" rhen llJJPL'l<1nc's 110St: in sort <Jt a:. bo11 lo the ~udientt·. .~ Hrig. (:t>n. Arthur l'oillon said th« ntock 1•n1r is being staged lo interfii~ reserve ;i nd actiYe uni!s ror better. miti1:1r) protecti()ll of the nation. "\\le think the taxpayer is getting tifll money's \\'orth. I care. I'm • taxpa)lel=, 100." comme11 ted Poillon. The training camp. he said, has not on. ly brought together fl1nrines f~ througOOut the nation. but every typed 1najor artillery and aircraft used by tht corps. That includes more than 80 planes an<t 45 helicopters. many of which were sai to !he battlefield F'riday. In a 1pre-11·ar bri<'ring at Qlmp WilSCll;t Poillon said the 1nock battle is be~ stagrd in the desert as sort of a test 'Oft the phra se "every clime and place" ht lhc corps' anthem. • ~ The desert, he said, offers speJj.\ challenges, sUch as lack of water and e~: treme heat. "But v.-e've acc:Jimated 9,000 men wit)\ no problems," Poillon noted. ' "Although federal law may not require disclosure Df. pre-April 7 contributions, California law clearly does require full disclosure of campaign donations no mat- ter when they were received," Brown said in a statement. About the lime Chavez walked out of lhe talks, twa pickets belonging to his union were shot and WOWlded in a vineyard near Earlimart in the San Joa- quin Valley. 'I Cambodia: Plane Downed; 5 Dead ' . PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Communisl gunners downed a government military plane north of Phnom Penh Friday, kill- ing all five crewmen. Otherwise, there was a lull in combat as rebels were believed regrouping for a new ofiensive after next week's U.S. bomb halt. Military sources said the single-engine light aircraft, carrying a captain, two lieutenants, a gunner and an annament specialist, wM shot down as it tried to fiy into encircled Prey Kry, about 39 miles north of Phnom Penh. Source said there were no survivors. Sheriff's deputies said about a dozen s!iots were fired after a group of pickets entered the field and started turning over grape boxes. Workers in the field said they "'Cre fired upon first. After Chavez left the 1neeting in Bur- lingame, William Grami, chief f~rm labor negotiator for the Teamsters, confirmed representatives or his union had signed \.\'ith the Delano table grape growers - but said they did so "contrary to in- structions." He said the pacts would be repudiated because they were signed "'ithout proper union authority. Cram! also said the peace talks would resume P.1onday. Teamster, UFW and national AFL-CIO representatives opened talks two days ago in an effort to settle the bitter battle over representation of farm workers in California. f'roM Page J INTERCEPT • • • the pilot and crew if another plane had been !K:heduled to leave Beirut for Iraq around the same time the Caravetft departed. indicaling the Israelis thought they might have diverted the wrong plane. Lebanese Premier Takieddin Solh held an emergency meeting Friday with his ministers of foreign affairs. interior and defense shortly after the Israeli action ~·as announced. Army chief Gen. Jskander Ghanem and the Iraqi am· bassador attended the meeting. ~ After the session, Solh announced earfY today that Lebanon v.·ill k:ldge an urgent complaint y,·ith the U.N. Security Council He said Lebanon also planned to sublhb. r eports on the incident to individual members of lhe Securily Council and other Arab states. • " LA COSTA by THINLINE .~~·]::.~. CARNIVAL UMBRELLA -SAVE 20% NOW-SPECIAL PURCHASE DN DtNtNO & <An SITS $3 711 ,IMlld llUlftl .. Ulll ,l'llftll lhll -NII 11'1111 CMtf•• I ..... wl"r. 1l,ep1 Hl1t 1re l1d1 r11111111, Melle1 l 1 c •••• ,_ ,...,O&l'ld wt--- lOUNGING PllCfS, TAIW & OTTOMANS Reg.$50 • Full Size • Mini Fringe •Colorful Alternating Paneli • Convenient Hondle for Roiling & lo'!ffri~ •Tilts CHll·llO/le GAS COOKERS MOBIU BAii Enfoy The C1rtfrn Convtnltnct of tht flnest G11 1.1.Q. ...... ~ --wttll ' ,,_ ,_ ... .,,,, O.tlf!Mtl t• i111teli.tlN 1alt1l"'t ,.i ..... Tl,.,,.... •79u Town & CO\lntry Patio Shops olto proudly ••II the following ga1 barbecues ., , ARKLA flaYor -Twln (with dual c:ontrobl, IROILMASTIR lwilh the patented bow·lie burner), WHIR KITTLIS & CHAR IROIL CHARCOAi. WAOON &8Q'1. 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McMillan a verdict that make!! the slight, bespectacled defendant eligible for a state prison sentence of five Ye8rs to life. Defense attorney Matthew Kurilich shook his head in disgust as Jury Foreman Robert D. Adams delivered Jhe verdict reached after six hours of deliberation. Alden, impassive through· out his trial, remained so as Clerk' Jinl Wilson read the verdict into the record . Jud ge Mc~tillan set Wednesday as the day he will rule on further motions fro1n Kurilich and sentence Alden. He stepped in to order Alden commit· led to the Orange County Medical Center until his sentencing after the defendant got to his feet and asked the judge to give him a diet that apparently cannot be provided in Orange County jail. Alden explained that his physical con· dition necessitates a bland diet. He and Kurtllch poini.d out in the courtroom that the jail version of a bland diet is soda crackers and wann water. Alden's mother, Mrs. Kay Alden, 68, sat immediately behind her son while the verdict was read. Other members of his family, an called as prosecution wit- nesses during the trial and sanity Mar· ing, were seated some distance away, ·That car dealer on television probably would call me Spot. Please don't because all or us dalmatians are aware of our funny coats. J'm a si:x-rponth-old femal~. My behavior is excellent and I love children. You can pick me up 1-t the Huntington Beach Humane Society for $10.60. ·Th• address is 21632 Newland St. It is off Coast Highway behind the Edison plant. Tbe phone number is 536-8480. Alden was arrested a year ago shortly after he called Huntington Beach Police from his home at 20062 Goshawk Lane to advise them he had put seven bullets into his wtre. Prosecutor Pat Brian suc· cessfully ·argued he was "sane and remorseless" as he carefully pl aced those shots. Four California Banks Up Prime Lend Rate to 91,4 SAN Fl,V.NCISCO .(A~~ -;-"ollfi Caltfornla banks -CroCkO!', O(Q United CstiCOrnia and Bank ot C 1 ornia -.•aicl?~tbty y.·ould raise Uieir p"me intertst ·rat'.es to 9~~ perel@.t. - *ank of Cali(tmiia was the 11.rst ·to f ow the lead ·of First National Ctty k in New York in raising the rate ( NEWS BRIEF.S J t by major borrowers from 9 percent. $~kesman sald that &nk of enor, the nation's latgerl com~ ial bank, made no move tO Increase ~\' prime nte, but ll waa· "aware of t4e rease and "'8tcl!lng it ~ly." t Contetnpt Sult i ORT WAYNE, Ind. I UPll -The ri Wayne Newt-Sentinel filed suit Fri· y asking that lndiana Boi'f4 of Health c4!icials be held in contempt o! court for rtfusing to reveal whether the bir1h ctrtilicates of· an illegiUmate baby lists ~n. George S. McGovern as the father. 1State offiCials Thursday refused to open their records to the newspaper's rf:presentatives, who were armed with a q,.Jrt order inslnlc\ing the board's vital statistics section to provide a "full, true ai>d exact copy" of the purported birth ci:rfillcate. tt Chile Strike l SANTIAGO, Ollle (AP) -Chile's left· ISi governrne11t has given striking truckers until SUndlY afternoon to return 19 work or face harsh reprlsala. l The government said Friday nlaht it 'fOUld use a11 its legal powers to force the truckers to end th eir crippling t~ay lfalkout "In order to safeguard with the utm05t energy the national security and the economy." ; e S1111 811r•t - Texas Police Swamped With Parents' Queries .H6usM cAf. .;.1 ~ ·-J.tt~ ot''7.~ ' Mn; Simoneaux, of Houston. explained ~ts here~.~ in other parts orltie that her son Jay, 15 and missing since t the ··..;..m · · sla)'l·ngsun-October, was a ~friend¢.i~~ two youths coun ry, .. ~~--vicious . whose names have beeri"~1ted as among covered~ \\t"eQneiday has .stirred new the possible· vict im s. · · "" 'A'orrron:r°tnlssing $(ins. ..... • The· 8.11sy.•ero. or lack of them, may ·be so me time in coming. By late Friday afternoon, only three of the victims .61 what police say was a homosesual ring that preyed on yO\Ulg men and boy& had been positively iden· · lilied. Manf...,of the bodies unearthed were badly decomposed, and police said autcpsiet ,to COnfirm the identities would take quite· awhile. For Vettte c&ble, the \Vail is over: lfis son was one oi. the two confinned vic- tims. For Mildred Simoneaux. the wait ac- quired a new dimension. "?..ty boy u.scd to play u•ith those l\\·o," ti1rs. Simoneaux said Friday . "You know \Yhat that means." Agnew Campaign Records Orderecl WASHINGTON (AP) -Tire U.S. at · tomey's office in Baltimore has issued subpoenas on Maryland su.te offices seeking reoords of Vice President Spiro T. Acdew's election campaigns and past electlVe offices dating back as far as 1962, offidals said Friday. The subpoenas were seJVed on the Maryland Hall of Records and the State Board of Election Laws, the officials said. Morris L. Radoff. st ate archivist and records administrator, said he was given a subpoena Thu.rsday for all papers and record! pertaining to A!tnew and a former Agnew alde, Jerome \Volff. Goldwater Tells How He'd Handle Watergate Case ' By ALMON LOCKABEY Dally Pilot Boatillg Editor If Barry Goldwater were President and Watergate were his problem, he would handle it differently-"one helluva a lot differently." "l'he conservative senator from Arizona told an audience at the Balboa Bay Club Friday night that "If I were the presi- dent I u·ouJd call Sam (Ervin) and tell him that Ted (Vice President Spiro Agnew) is now running the country and t will come down and tell you all you want to know. "Then we could get back to Jeadershiµ and start solving the economic problems of the COUiltry." The senator said it has been his observation that 70 percent of tbe people do not want the President impeached, but 70 percent don't believe Nixon. '"lbe nation is suffering from the preoccupatloo with Wa tergate , ' ' Goldwater said. ".Watergate Is beginning to resembl~ Nero fiddling whlle Rome burns/' Goldwater said it i.s his convict.ion that the nation is not too concerned with the morals of their leaders a.s long as the leaders lead. "And leadership is something 've're not getting," he said. ,;sPACE CENTER. Houston (AP\ -A hiige mass of fiery material -larger than the earth -burst violently fro1n the sun's surface Friday, and was photographed by the Skylab 2 astronauts. 1Sclantlsts said the rare event, which """°" ooJy.,two to !our limes a year, 111'1 . , never before been studied Jn such detail. • j T~ • Coun~il Clash Ma y or Draivs Gun on Crowd DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE ' Otllwry of ti<lt 0,11y Piiot 11 9uarantttd M9nd•'I'·''"''* ., .... ., •• ,.., "''' , • .,. ••H• 1y l1H '''"" (Ill •ftot Ytll• Ctlly will J •• •11u,111 11 ''"· C1111 1" If••" Vftlll ''" ...... l•lwrdfy •~• Su~f•Y! 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Sol;d Stile s449_ 111, M06fl'n1111 esao 21" D'"9o..t e Auto Fine Tune e Au+o lint & Color fl'lt Coune5 'SJOS THE l'KOJICT A NI W P.011: '74 sa.75. hCA -ZEl\lTll -SYLVANI A 9021 ATLANTA ST. ,,, M•1not111 HUNTIN GTON llACH HOURS i MON •• F-RI. 10. 7 SATURDAY 10 • li:JO CLOSED SUNDAY Of'IN WI DNISDAY 'TIL t 19046 IROOKHU ll:ST ST. HUNTiN~TON llACH HOUR S: DAILY 10 -1 SATURDAY 10 . S:l O SUN DAY 11 .s ' \ • . \ I - ;:. f• •; '· .. .. ' f ;, ' ~ •• :: ~ "' ::-.:; ~ • ~ =· • ~ • • -• • • • • • . :· • • • .. •• • • ~ •• ., ~ :,. ,. • • •• .. • • ' , .. '-'• '• ,. ,. ,. ~ ,. ~+ • .. ~ •• ~ •: ;:. " • 1 <l DAILY PILOT ,S.~·· Ai.19ust ll. 1973 • .. ""' . Drug Of.tenders Avoid Jail Time --By THOMAS D. EUAS no record of probation or ·-; t>Jl'Ole violatjom • connected -.. Almost half the l.<OO defen· with any other crftn,e. ·-~nts broug~t: to trial on ~ Tules actually make felony ~arco~cs char~~ ea~# tOji&rcent of the 15,000 fnonth in 86Ut~m ~ali!o~a · ,:'tftug offenders who have bef:9 ·~'1 s~e pwrfe 1-to trial each year in March lh•j-1Jle1.. '!'.°" t have,\o,:_ §oulllerp Calilornia ettglble, serve ~ny air tirne. • .. -._ but. JIWce county probation .,. under~~ a lit~•known l~w (k:~lS must d e c i d e signed lliSL-.~ber by ~ w1leOier . o ·~efendant would ROnali:l ~11'.lt ·about 'IW -~ from" diversion a way SO\!tbl4nd ,tfHJ1:0If~~rs ea~. lfQru~~ft.~Y about 7,500 will ~~;.¥1'!1Li.c!iv~ •·Jl!cqtualJXl!l!rlk:lt>Jte tilts year. trom1 pauu'"' ia$tllQJJOns ID~-...-: .... _ . -education t r e·a1 Di· e n t or .. -cftEY' ABE being sent to rebabilitaiion programs. ' iialfw•Y bollses, free clinics, · · .,,. "':' , idetoii&ation centers o r S 0 ME , 2.' :. ttR:. fjieiljadaoe programs claS!led ~1ature s f~t law,. "·community programs . an d-order" advocates, In· Some are .. simply placed on terestlngly, were responsible probation. for the program, 'which ain)a 1 McDonald says he ha.-onlv to give · .. fi.11t1tl~, dn.1g OJ:. one -ma')or ·!>l>Jection to the felJ!iers a:~ chance. pi'ogram. That is the inclusion Newport Natur:e Par,h After considerable debate over the value of t\le par- cel because they say it lacks public access and park- ing, Newport Beach city fathers have decided to go along with Irvine Company plans for a nature park in upper Big Canyon between Harbor View Homes (right) and a new Irvine Company apart- ment complex. The company, which erected the si~n, gave the city the etght·acre parcel and .i.s lending $30,000 to develop it. Among the spansors of the of persons charged wi th intent 1912 Drug Abuse Act which set t.o manufacture "speed.·· SOUTHERN CAIJFORNIA FOCUS up the diversions w e re Republican Sens. G e or g e Deukmejian of U>ng Beach, Robert Lagomarsino of Ven- tura, James Whetmore or Garden Grove and C I a i r Burgener of La Mesa, now a congressman. Democrats in- cluded Sen. Ralph Dills of San Pedro and Assembly Speaker Robert Moretti of N o r t h Hollywood. "To me, the man who does this is really dangerous,'' he said. A lesser complaint ot the prosecutors, he added, is that "if a defendant has any prior attests where search and seizure restrictions presented Afternoon Classes Scheduled Smog Plan 'Un,vorkable' Critics Attack Pollutio1i Prograrri by EPA his being convicted, he's still Two new occupational safety SACRAl\1ENTO (AP ) -The eligible for this program, even and heaJth classes are being federal Environmental Protec- though we might try to get a offered in the early evening at · A -·-~ Fri court to prevent diversion." U hi f 1 tion gency was a\."u.x:u ~ Orange Coast Co ege 1 · s al · day of establishing a smog BUT EVEN IN such cases, Physical Hazards Control 1 -controJ program which u prosecutors are obliged to tell is a four-unit crass that meets the defendants tbey are eligi-on Monday and Wednesdays knows won't work in hie and then must refer them from 4-7 p.m. in the OCC California. to the probaUOn department if E n v i r on m en ta 1 Center Matthew s. W a I k e r , the offenders request it. Laboratory. · presiding at an EPA hearing "If a defendant complies The class examines system on the federal plan. told critics get changed to where it is workable, and we'll pay for it. plan propores statewide curtailment of automobile use. 'l1le state plan would limit ailto use only in San Fran- cisco, Los Ange\ea and San Diego air basins. VSED CARS -The EPA would require all used car owners to buy special new an- tismog devices which require unleaded gasoline. The· state ~lalm Disputed Mullin Allegedly Set Toll at 14 ' SANTA CRUZ \A P) -A psychiatrist t.estifi~ Friday • l:Jiat Herbe rt Mulh.111 who Is accused•of JO~murders.and has oonlessed three more, told him of killing a 14th vlctint •!Jast Qctc)ber or N!Wcn1ber.'' But after Dr. Charles I. Morris' report from t h c witness stand in Uiis t.'Ounty's latest mass murder trial, defense attorney J :. rn e s Jackson said, "There tleflnitc- ly is no 14th body." Deputy Dist. Alty. Chris Cottle also said he was not aware or a 14th victim. The bodies in the. 13 other killings all were identified. Cottle said a search had been made with- out finding a new victim in the mountainous Felton <I r e a where Mullin had told Mot'ris he killed· a young gir.I hitt:h· hiker. MULLIN, ON TRIAL in Santa Cruz County Superior Court, has pleaded innocent and innocent. by reason of i"'- sanity to kill ing 10 persons !" this seashore and mounttlHl resort region this y e a r . Jackson told the jury he also admits to slaying three others last fall. 'lbe defense contends Mullin committed sacrificial slayings because be thought they would prevent earthquakes a n d natural disasters. In another Santa Cruz Coun- ty massr-murder case. Ed- mund Emil Kemper JJI is accused of eight slaylngs in 1972. John Linley Frazier, was convicted of five murders in the community in 1970. Jn the Mullira trial, Morris, an Oa k l f 111•d p$ychJatrist, testifitl(f1 t~at he round the dcfen4t!nt. 26. a Conner men- l:tl pall~nt ·and LSD user, was "blc to judge tight from wrong Jn each, ct the 10 murders in 1973. MULLIN IS CHARGED With thi! kllllngs or four teen-agr OOys 111 n mountain cabin, a young 1nnrried CtWple, a mother and her lwo sn1<1Jl childrcn,-ond ·a 72-year-old ex- prizefightar Jn four, separate incidents JaSl JA1iuary and February. ~fofris said M·u I Ii n • s ''paranoid sC:hitPll)i,reriic con- dition'' was in i'clnfssion thls year and that he bad acted >vith "premeditati6d,.and deli· bcration " in eac~ case. However, Morijs s a Id Mullin's condition ·was more i;evere last yea r and he wou1d not have been capable of u 11 cl c r s ta nd in g the con- sequences of his acts in the thrc(' slayings then. Auothcr prosecution psych- iatrist. Dr. John B. Peshau or Agnew State Hospital, declur· ed Th ursday Mullin was com- petent lo tell right rrom wrong in all 13 murders. Earlier two defense experts, Stanford [l6Ydilatrisl Dr. Don· aid Lunde and J>!Ychologist Dr. Da'ld Marlowe, said their In· terviews convinced them that Mullin was legally Insane and a chronic paranoid schizo- phr~c .. The program hasn't drawn any serious complaints from the lawmen who must abide by it, either. with the terms of the safety. human factors, work that the agency was obligated diversionary program worked flow, guarding mater i a 1 s to do its best to CQmply with out for him ," says Busch, "the handling, electrical hazards, federal Jaw before it co.uld tell criminal charge against him rigging, welding and cutting Congress that the law would OOMING FROM an organiza- tion of men who work for a profit and who must be pra,c. tical and workable in all th.it they do, I get a little tired of seeing the EPA .hide behind a court oroer and the Clean who represented the Engi- neers, Grading Contractors Association. would require them only in tho<----------- will be dismissed. operations, and s af e ty not work , Major difference ~between the state and EPA proposals include: "But, of course, there will training. It was the fif th in a series of be h d f d ts h " AIRCRAFT -Ca lifornia t ose e en an w o no hearings on the EPA's prcr not fuUill their part of the THE FOUR-UNIT Elements posed regulations for cleaning would require a 90 percent South Coast Air basin. which includes the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. The ARB said there is too little unleaded gasoline and· too few of the devices available to require them statewide. OLD ouN• IJ MANNING'S Coi.J...Ec;;TORS , SHOP 'IH!1tt '2Aae NEWPOFIT 8LVC. c!O•O A MllbA. CAL.I"'' C54 2·A2 !5 1 HIO•. tl·IS:30 "IT'S TOO early to attempt to pass jugment on how well the law is working," says Los Angeles County District At· torney Joseph P. Busch, whose office handles half of all California drug abuse cases and is diverting 500 defendants a month from the jails. bargain and don't satisfac-of Industrial Hygiene course up California's air by mid-reduction from 1970 levels in · · · h tudi re and respollSl! emissions from aircraft. EPA GAS STORAGE -The state!;;;;; ~~ii~edpa~~~:. ~~ !uch ~ to~ex:a~~rials, routes of 1977· regulations \\•ould require a 30 pro~ strict rules for con-T,ZU,UffrI llSfllU!fS In most cases, district at- torneys aren't given an option between pressing charges or allowing an offender into the program. cases. the criminal. charges entry to the body, radiation, AS A R~ULT of C\ lawsuit percent reduction. trol emissions from the will be reinstated as soon as temperature, pressure, noise bro.ught by environmentalists, ma eting and storing of possible." and vibrations, control the EPA is under a court MOTORCYCLES gasoline.TheEPAdoes not. measures, protective equip-order to submit its plan by California proposes stric-ter Lemmon said the EPA Ls c.,,,.. r.uon r~,_,._, ht Sule,..,.. THE PROGRAM was push· ment, and sanitation and en-Oct. 15, Tbe plan is intended to emiSsion s tandards for mistaken to. seek curbs on "'°' ,0 MIAWI• SAVI UP TO 50'tft ed by Gov. Reagan as a device vironment. eliminate major air pollution motorcycles without limiting automobiles ·before mass 2-IU'-:'.. $l 65 °' '-•'•"' _. lefts, to keep otherwise.law-abiding 1be class meets Tuesdays throughQut the nation by mid· the number or hours of usa&e. transU plans have b e e n ••• s,..n.._.11..., IWrtt- cltizeM who bite ooe brush and -·-•ays fonn 4-7 p.m. 1977. The EPA would prohibit aiiy develoi>ed. with drug-abuse laws from in the Environmental Q!nter In its notice op ihe hearing, increase in t Pres en • He ,;ilso said federal govern-Doubt• l<t'ift 'l:IO--lt • ,.. AL'fll.A,tlOMI ffONG-KONG "We must go over all our' files and notify a defendant whenever he's eligible for diversion,'' reports M a r k McDonald, the deputy district attorney who set up the pro- gram in Los Angelts County."I "'~ ~ be I ....... llOW ~ • WI'" ANY llD having criminal records. lab. Fall classes begin Sepl the EPA sai~ "Under the number of register~· inent;' .sbould prpylde money· silk~.;~, I!~. ""'·"'"' Llke the probalion-mibsidy 11. Clean Air Act as written, the ~~orcbcles' and (Would cl " a0a· ~orcement to back up :n:r11:.:r :.: ~lt: .. ·~ iAttt M plan under which counties Registration is being held by agency has no cho.lce but to in-hihlt t e u~ o tw<KY. e its ·~. Under ·existirig ~· ,,. ~}8 ., Hf"I ic;w1 ~ ~,1.-. ~.. ,,. . receive a certai'n amount o! 8.ppointmentcrtlyfromAug.16, elude in this plan a measure en~es durlii.a ce~ta,J.u '•stated.M:lehll~law;he~saiCI. ·~·~ '.tant~lld.!•t11,.._ • ....,..,.. money for each defendant pu through sept. 3. which''can acliieve''the stand-daytune hours. the EPA plan cannot be en· 100t•11un IMP>OtTr• '••·•"'°'~ ... ,,~ .. 11.,;.---.. .. -0.c . .1.1--1 .on probation rather than sent ards in I9T7 even· if it an.. f ced WOOll• 1'1N1n lhf ... •jj ~ ... -... •••ICwro!tl a..J hf&.. C..fff. hMJ ELIGIBLE defendants include a 11 first-offenders charged with possession of n8rcotics, dangerous drugs or marijuana, passession with in- tent to manufacture methamphetamines (speed), being present where narcotics are used or possession of narcotics paraphernalia such as opium or hashish pipes. to prison, this plan is de.signed Late registration will be pears i m Pr a c I i ca I an'd RATIONINGS -The EPA <I-he .EPA contends it is lhel ~ ...... ~~~~~'':'.'~"".:''_".G•~•~M~e~•:•..'.':."."~"','.',:':"'.''.'.:"'.'''..'."""""""""""""~ lso to th tat I g held in the OCC Records and proposes fuel rationing, which ~I· a f save e s e ar e Admis.sions Office from 8 a.m. unworkable." the state opposes on grounds responsibility of state and sums 0 money· The audience applauded con-that it would lead to black local government to enact and There are not any firm to 8 pm. on Sept. 4--?, ll-I4. f d enforce whatever laws are re. statistics available on how and 17·21. The Admissions Of-tractors spokesman Clif or marketin.r . f. I al 3 p m on Trammel when he commerlt.. quired to carry out the federal many d i v e r t e d defendants ice coses . . wind up back in court on,_Fri_.d_•_:Y_'_· _________ ed_. _"_ll_i_t'_s_n_o_t _w_o_rk_a_b_l•_._1e_t_'• __ A_uro __ v_SE ___ Tli_·e_fed_•r_a1 __ P_l_an_. _________ 1 another drug offense a few months later. There must also have been no violence or threat of violen- ce connected with tbe offense and the defendant must have So it is too early to tell whether this program is ac· tually providing the benefits it was designed to give, or simp- ly giving nar<:Otics offenders an easy out. Smith's Bid to Get Injunction Denied SAN DIEGO (AP) -Finan-Jengthy b a r g a i n i n g , as cier C. Arnholt Smith Friday satisfactory to bo th sides. was denied a preliminary in· Smi th , 74, is a long-time junction against tbe Internal friend of President Nixon. He accused the IRS of barass-Revenue Service in placing ment after the liens were $22.8 million in liens on I ced h' ••• J, f bac• . , . 1 p a on ts ~~1 or .. Smith s assets. An und1sc osed taxes and interest from the agreement was reac;bed. . year 1969 . . A~torneys for Smith,. two of · : In his suit seeking a his invesbnent comparues and preliqtinary Injunction Doxlald the U.S: attorney agreed.~ "A.Jexandet, commissioner of order signed by U.S.. District the IRS, and Frank Schmidt, Court Judge Leland Nielsen. district IRS director in Los The affidavits and court Angeles, were named . records were ordered seaJed.l-~:4'.iiiiiipiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~--1 Smith's lawyers declined t~I give details of his court action/ : 'PllVATt Tim saying lhe affid3'ils contained .,.1105 AVAILABLE "Information concerning the .-u plaintiffs of a confidential ":: ~~ ~L~TEJ~ nature." •1• Yo '250.000 A spokesman for Smith ~ODE~~& declined to. say if the liens """'°"' 1ourn ,.,... ~ainst his properties were no N="e.c::'OrM still in force but he described H...-pon BMch, C.tlf. (714)......,. t:f1e agreement, tea(hetl after BY OWNER ... 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J: ~ .. c I I l l I I • [·· L . • • - • • BEFORE -JUST A PLAIN OLD BACK Y AR A Redwood Barbecue Deck Gets You Off the Ground Barbecue season ii with us again. The odor of sizzling steaks wafts -'fN« backyard fence1, sprtading the urge ..,,ard thls favored primal cuisine. simply getting you off I.he ground by a foot or. two. . ' The use oC redwood garden, So111 e Coke Gree1is, l t.alian Styl.e • By JOHN VALTERZA Of t11e o.lly Pillt SMft 1'1ost exotic varieties of vegetables and fruits are just,that -fancy. hard~to- grow types with llttle practical use in t h e average garden. But one variety in that ca tegory seems to be catching on s trongly because It thrives In c o a stat-area vegetable patches. And its devotees find themselves so big on th e special variety cucwn- ber that it even has figured in a batUe over its o'"rigins. The general area that spawned the apple-green variety is southern Europe. The Armenians call it "Annenian Cucumber." The Italians call it the "Italian Cucumber." To those who eat it, however. its known as the only cucwnber. Instead of possessing a bwnpy. dark skin, this variety is apple-green and bas a fluted look. I.Ang ridges run along its length. Inside, seeds are almost nonexistent. The flavor is subtle -unlike most other varieties -does not refresh the eater's memory every few minutes after be leaves the salad bowl. The seeds are accessible from several major seed houses. Northrup King and Burpee are among the major suppliers or the unusual cucumber. , The experts -at least those of· the "Italian School of cukes" -give these directions for plant- ing and care : Build a standard cucum· ber mound of rich loamy soil about a foot high and three feet in diameter. The plant dislikes an acid soil, and prefers a sUghUy alkaline environment. A medium dose of chicken manure blended into the soil a few weeks before planting ~dds a good boost to the vine. Si; seeds to a mound are sufficient and as the seedliogs sprout, save the , ~o best and pluck ~ rest. Once the piallt begim to grow a heavy hay mulch is in order to keep the vine dry and eventually serve as a bed for developing fruit. Once the vines begin to flourish the growth rate is staggering. For lhe gardener with Dalt? l"llot Sltft l"holo MAMA MIA! Th1tS1 Cucumber limited space, the plant is very accommodating. It will grow up racks, trellises or 'along strings or sticks propped against a fence. Water is m o s t im- portant, because it i.s that substance which makes a cucumber ex pand overnight It is easy to overplant this variety because of its high production in Orange Coast gardens. But the extras don 't stack up in the refrigerator. because friends, family a n d neighbors keep the de- mand factor high. Jn this writer's ex- perience with the variety along the South Coast no pests -other t b a n ocassional mildew -seem to affect the vines. 'Ibere ls ooe l:iandy hint, though, and lls roots are in the folklore of the Italian School. A wise old CUCUIJlber veteran' from ·the Old C<iuntry "!am& against miting It.alifn varieties in the Mine ' mound U the standard cucmnber.' "You must not mix them ," he warned. "Because the two vines fall in love the good cucwn1>er gets hard seeds and a open space inside, and that's no good." He referred to an un· desir~ble cross·pollination. Green Cr~e~rs Ivy's Clas sy--,Not Flash y S~ers Important In Stereo By JIM HUFNAGEL U ............... W111tr Of all the components in an audio system. speakers make the most dramatic con· trtbution to good listening. DAILY PILOT 5 Whether you're gathering together an apartment stereo system for the first time or upgrading what you have, plan to spend a third to hal f your total budget for speakers - they 're that important. And because speakers range in price from $50 to $1,500, it pays to shop carefully. Above all, don't let a cheap price turn your head. D1ltJ Piiot Slfft ""'"" ELMER WI LKEY SHOWS OFF TUBEROUS BEGONIAS • • National Flower Lovers Meet at Cal State Fullerton You can choose between two types of enclosures bookshell and free-standing . Shelf units, usually measuring about 12 inches high, 18 to 24 Inches wide and a fool deep, are . generally best for an Begonia Societies Set County Meet apartment because of their The 4lst annual National flexibility and JnC?bility. Begonia Show, co-sponS()red AV AJLABLE IN many by the American Begonia styles, they range in prjce Society and the California from around $30 to $350 each. Also offered in a wide. vaMety State University, Fullerton of styles, freestanding en-Arboretum. will be held on the closures vary in size from Cal State Fullerton can1pus throughout Calilomla and a feW from other states. Scheduled for the University Commons, the show is open to the public at no charge. Ex- hibiting hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. Parking is free. siightly larger than a Aug. 18 and 19. bookshell system to units that THE CONVENTION, which The show, which is part of ·11 be tended b fill an entire wall and range In the Begonia Society's annual w1 a.t Y represent- price from $100 to $1,500. convention, will feature more atives of begonia societies Remember, though, that than 300 exhibitors from from New England, New York larger speakers orten require and other Eastern Seaboard a larger room for their fuJI ef-states, will include 'Seminars f~ most accurate way to Ex·Alabam<l and a major banquet at which evaluate speakers is to switch new officers will be installed. from one to another while Coordinat~ Cal S t a t e playing music from. common S_olon Turn s Funerton'S :part . in the •c· source. The speakers should tlvlties is ·Dr. C. Eugene be played at the same volume Jones, director of t b e level by means of a n On Schools Universily Arilorelum, and automatic I o u d n e s s corn-Gary Manrell, student dlrec- pensa.tion ~\lich. is built Into tQr .• COot:dinatof _ f~ the · tho switching $yslem In many UNION SPRINGS. A J a . Begpnla Society Is ~· John dealers' demonstration roorru. ('AP ) _ Jim Paulk wants to d rivicb of Arcadia. · If . oot, JPe,~salesman should turn a.. whole new generation The convention and show manually com~ !or the •wUI bo• a>imled by· the San difference. U yOl,I iake alon£"' on -to home .gardening. A ·Gabriel Valley and ·Orange your '?WT). lj,sten1pg ·material, former stat'6, 11egislator, he County chapters of the SQCiety. you can compare ~he same raises some 550 million seed whic·h \vas founded in Southern music on various systems. plants a year and ships them caiifornia. Chapters f r o m HERE IS what to listen for. to . vegetable. g r o w e r s lhrougbout the United States The audio spectrum falls into throughout the South. He has will be sending representa· three basic segments -bass, offered tree' plants to every Uves. or the lowest fundarnenta.l school board in the nation, for · notes of the musical scale pr"--AMONG THOSE expected to -gardening classes. the . duced by drums, string bass, attend the two-day ga nng and the lower registers of the "Millions of people have are Mrs. William Taylor, piano or guitar; midrange, grown up without ever learn-president ol the Orange Coun- which encompasses the human ing bow to raise a garden," ty chapter and past president voice and -middle octaves of said Faulk. "They want to of the national group; and the piano and guitar, as well learn." Jo)m Pro Vine, president of the as woodwind and brass; and He s:a1d grmring suburban national group and chiet high frequency, made up of interest has increased the bortictilturist of the Los tnonpets, triangles, beUs and number of home gardens by Angeles County Arboretum. cymbals. three million in the last year. Scheduled to be in.stalled as For some it will be a SU& .,... of dragging the barbecue tlrough Che mud and grass or Jir!>aps · slnk(ng slowly Into ground dampened by last night's watering. A redwood barbecue deck, with measurements as little os IO- by-12 feet, can solve all this by A barbecue ded<, such as Che one illustrated, usually al- laches directly lo lhe house, oonnecled to kitchen or family room by a sliding glass or con- ventional door. While this ac- cess feature ,is a convenience, it Isn't strictly necessary. The red'i'"OOd barbecue deck , for example, might be free-stan- ding -under a shady tree or in the family's favorite cookout spot. or economy, grades in the con- struction of a deck means more than just a pretty face . The redwood garden grad<S - Construction Heart, Construc- tion Common. and Merchan- table -should not be conrused with the redwood "upper" grades which are used for fine architectural applications where straight grain and tight joinery are required. Redwood Garden Grades contain knots and sometimes, sapwood, and are not often used in a~ plications other than garden and structural. Members or the ivy family are often taken for granted. There's distinctive beauty, to be sure, but nothing flashy. There hasn't beeil much fan- fare accorded their arrival on the-gardening scene. Yet, Californians find 101 ways to feature ivy in their homes and gardens. Reproduction of the basss And· be added that the food new president of. the SIX.'iety region should be solid, crisp price spiral has been a factor is Wallace W. Wagner of palio. and dislOrtion-free. also. Anaheim. Today's interest in plants11--------"... ____ c.:.. _________ :.:::=:=~------ Preserving Vegetables ~ting Jar Industry B1 PATRICIA McCORMACK Ul'1 '"" ..... It's mid-aummer and in- fladon pfdens sprout aCl'OS!I the, 1an<1i · 1Thcy sprltlg llP on rooftops alld. Tbey're' thrivtng Jn cubs on apartment terraces. In MUupi and 1ln the Home s'tl!ad-redl&ni!s area sliuth ol thal city large numbers ot. people availed themselves ol.the .you-pick-em opporluniUes IO cUU the fields for tomatoes, beM&, com, ~ cab&a~, ·.black .. yed pees a.,i the iae at lbe end of the barvesl oeuon1 In May. A Joi' ti the liarv01I wound up f)!OW\'ed. . Ball Corp., ln Muncie, Ind., mall<e liue Jara for those wtlo pul up part ol the crop. BUstnea ls boomtnc, ac-- cording to Gcor11e Loghery, general manager of the con· 8Umer products dlvillon. fathera. The town of Windsor, Conn., for example, spruced Op its efrort to get gardeners b)' launching FIG -right in· flatlon_ g~eu. The FIG work goes on On five acres of land in back o( the town's com· mwilty center. GARDENING IS not without its perils-, a New Jersey matron di.s~vered. She had 80me top soil delivered to her rented summer place, but after she bad spread it around and planted BO!!le things her next door neighbor Informed her that the garden was on his pniperly. 'So far nothing bas happened thar1 bed but ahe Is In a susptnsful state over who's going to have legal claim to the harw.IL Some cropo are so lovingly cah!d for on such eipensive land thal lhey cost, on a piece price, a lot more than even lho sky-high store-bough! food. GLASS JAR sales Increased Take one ernmpie -the yearly each of the last four 11thrUt garden" of 1i1rs. Joseph years, up 20 to 25 per ctnL E. Levine, wife of the movie June was the biggest month producer. Rosalie, as she's ever for sales. LOughery at· called, put her thrift garden tributes the boom to lhe In· bcllind lhe 1100,000 pool 1lol"" crease In organic gardentog on the Levine .. late In • and gardenlni to ~ tllo food Greenwich, CoM. bill... ' ' ". " Wllat will\ gardeners and Some of tbe coromunity her own help, Mrs, Mv1n• gar<Jenlng projectl lhrfve ·to-· Ogum her tomatoes OOll' 16' th< beating of dtuml by city apiece. The llf.by-1:1-foot deck shown here was built by two men over a weekend, using stan- dard tools, including a power saw and drill. Lumber was CoNitruction Heart g r a d e redwood (for posts and slclrts) and Construction Common for joists and decking. A FAMILIAR neighborhood sight is ivy rambling over a fence or cascading over a garden wall. Like)Vlse, ivy, as a hanging basket plant, was and still is a standard feature in many California homes - displayed on the porch or sultable for growing indoors hasn't escaped the ivy family. A single pot of English ivy. or a heart-shaped Sweetheart ivy in a distinctive container, adds a refreshing touch to indoor surroundings. People are growing such refined varieties as Hahn's ivy, a dense grower, with soft green foliage, and California Jvy, whose leaves resemble small maple leaves, ln in- creasing numben ~ feattiring them Indoors and garden loca· tkJns, as well. · Prior to building a dttk of this type, a coat of water repellent should be applied to all the redwood ( t h e repellent's thin consistency makes the job go very quick· ly.) Water repellent tends to stabilize the natural weather- ing process through which redwood will pass before achieving lls familiar grsy color. This ls the recom- mended finish and no ollitt finish or treatment l s necessary although a o m e deckbuilders will want to slain lbelr new deck to mal<h the bowie or other garden struo- tureo. Redwood excels In stain and paint n!tentlon. It w111 hold coatings ss long or looger than any other wood. Saturday 9 to 9, Suncloy 10 to,5 Complete plan.. for this deck, Including In progress drawings a n d step-by-step text, are available !rom the California Redwood AJ90Cla- tion. A special deck idea and construction packet, with a copy of the color booklet, \'Redwood Decks," and col- lateral do-lt·yoursclf material m~ be Oblam.d by 91!11dli>g ilO ' , cents' for bandllng to "Decks 73," California R e d w o o d Assoclallon, 117 Montgomery Street, &n F1ranCt1eo, California 111111. BEDDING PLANTS .... "' 3 far $1 PL~Nc.;il~' .... '1'"33 I RE~~ ..... 1''"33 MIX • COMPOST • HAND PAINTED MEXICAN POTI!l'f JIFFY SEED GARDEN 25% T....t .... ,_,,... • Fl•W1NS .... l .2t . ' HUNTINQ'TON CINlEft tDtNQflt AND al!ACH HUNTINGTON lfACH . ' 192·6'•11 , 2640 Harbor Blvd. -THAT'S REALLY Brazi lian Pepper DtHlt, ,,,,., '""" •h•wy ""'"' '" wt11Mr Mrtt ... ......, tr•~ te .........,. •• ...... You 1el e,c t the trM from thole lilted be- low. We .dig . the hole, add p I a n t mix and plant the fl'M·, •. ALL THIS . FOR 12.50 Liquidamba r H•dy trtt, .-•f few wlttl elhllMI r-4 ....... ~ I...,._ COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9 ·6 SUNDAYS 9-5 SPECIAL , Sandalwood Dff'I -11 .. ff"" It ........ lffectlM 'tcNM' ., ........ ,,.,. trff. Tree Plane Day, Fri., Aug. 17ch. DON'T MISS IT\ ' .. .\ • . , • Co111111eni Page • Et Tu Agnew? Scandals Snowball -. - llurini the past year, while the NllM adnllnlstntlon has been enmeshed In the Watera:ate affair, Vice President Spiro T. Agnew bas been untouched by the pollUcal acandaL Now the former Maryland governor b Implicated In a ltlckback prol>t bclni iJ>. veotJc;at.d by the U.S. 1u.rnty'1 olllct In Baltlmor<. Agnew, ... ol 1 Greek lmmlgranl, bas su...ted lo polltlcal belgl>la clurias the pul --lnim the man, by bis °"" admJalon, -name WU not a -word to • paalble Republlcao caodMate for pr<Oldenl Ill lf'll. Copyritl'lt lt7J. Toronto Sun Srndic1te Fnln> the very start be WU I cruwllng politician f.bo begian hi!I career in the auburbl « Baltimore. where he bucked the enlrt.nehed Dem~ratic. machine in 1962 and was elected chief u- tcUtlve because he convinced the voters his vtnlon of Republicanism was more compatible with !heir views than hls Democratic opponent. A Republican, Agnew took advantage ol 1 split within the Democratic Party and •'00 the governorship of Maryland in lMI ., a racial mOOerate in a border ttate where open housing was an Issue. Ht deftatod O-Xe P. Mahoney. IJl 19111, 1-ever, history moved him to the """ ol Jwd.DOIOd dladpllnartan. Nix-.. stlecltd him to be the vice p<o.slden. PUNCH "He was a great industrialist." Our /tlan ill San f'ranrbco ----~ Red Lights Don't Fool "This Fellow ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANC!SCXJ -A kid with an Irish aetter boarded the JI C.ary bus at 12th Ave. and Geary (1tfarion Dobte saw it all), and when the driver said "That'll be. a quarter for the dog. too sonny," the kid sighed "I don't have another quarter, but that's okay. Gtt going, Rusty." Rusty ran alongside tht bus all the way to the beach, where master and dog ...,. reunited. Stop. ped !or all the red llgbt.o, Joo, be did. DID YOU KNOW that Danny Kaye ha!! been flying up from L.A. every Tuesday to teach Mme. Cecilia Oilang'S -ltly cooting class al her Mandarin In Ghiranltlll Square? Well, he bu, heca..,. Mme. Oliaog llas been felled by pneumonia and llanDy Is a friend indeed. NOTE FROM 1 Saaamento political savant: "You're right-on about RtpubUcan conservatives hoplng to back Cap Weinberger for Governor but he wasn't their flf'St choice, you know. Dave Packard was, and be turned them do\vn" (I still say, don't rule out a thi rd tenn for Ronnie Popular). ft.fAX GARCIA, browsing around Brentano's big bookstore on Sutter. found the best-selling "The Joy of Sex" in a section labeled "Nostalgia Shelf," and is Mr. Brentano trying to tell us something! UNQUOTE: Jack Fairchild came acro&S the following In a Balthnore nev.-speper column: "Most ot the rewanls ol the Presidency, In these days, have come to be very truby. Re sees UtUe ol the really intelligent and amusing people ol. the country: most of them, in fact, make it a sort of point of honor to avoid him. His time is put in mainly v.ith shabby politi· cians anri other such designing fellows -in brier. v.ith rogues and ig· noramuses. \\1hcn tie takes a lltllc holiday his customary companions are \'ermin that no fastidious man Y•ould conS()rt with". .So v.'TOte H.L. Mencken in !he linl!imore Evening Sun on Aus:. 17. 1931. <lnd "'hat blasphemy? Ile was writing, or course, aboot Herbert Hoover, v.·hose favorite holJd8Y$ were spent at the Bohemian Grove. Vermin, indeed. Eilt sputter- 1!1(, llJI. (808) READ, author ol thal <1celltnl plde, "Tho San Frmdsco Ur><Jervound Gourme~" 11 ,_ out wflh "A Gasb·ouomlcai Thur ol Mei· i<o," published by Doubleday. In which he sevenly crltlclzea the popular San- born'• slrlnl o1 •••Ina plaoes. A courage(!(.11 act, for Sanborn's Is also the luget:t distributor of U.S. books In 1'1e:clco. e.nd euess whose book is not being distributed by Sanborn's? I DON'T KNOW why, eiectly. but thl! kills me: Mr. and Mra. Joseph Mueller ol ScottJdale, Ariz., who had planned to buy a camper end vl~it their children here (L)'1111 and John Davll), decided DOI to hecau.te ol the cas lborlaae and are now tourtna Le!> ' ' • ..... ingrad and Moscow ..•. Be fair now. You l'Mlly ...,..•1 expecting that end· ing, were you? FLASH: President Nixon uses llll&Uai• tllal Isn't flt lot a !amlly newspaper, even thls one, or haven't you !coted up "poppycock " In your Weboter'a Unabridged, second Edi· lion? .•• .&>mebody's great line alter the revelation tbat the White House is buged all over: "Now I know why the President is always waving h11 arms -he's trying to get better reception!" rr TAKES AIL KINDS: Democrat William Matson Roth, who bought a camper so he can campaign for Gov. in the boonies, tried it out over the wkend in Ross, bruising only a (ew trees, and then hit the road with a big "Alpine or Bust: banner on the side. 11\e signs on the front and rear of the camper "Sweetheart of Ute Road," are the trade name, not Roth's estimation of himself .... Looking on "1th some misgivings: Mrs. Roth , who has already announced that U her husband wins, she will live in Grass Valley and commute as she doe.sn't Ii k e sacramento. ThiJ makes her no d.if· ferent from Mrs. Ronald Reagan, quoted In Slepben Blrmlngbam's book, ''The Right Placel,"., aaying "Thank Heavens ft can escape to Beverly lfills oo the weekends!" Miz Nancy added she bas to go to BevlUU.. once a \\•eek anyway to have her hair done because "no one in Sacramento can do hair." J know she smiled Mien she said that because doesn't she always?. ... Right about here \1:e should have something nice to say a b o u t Sacramento. and f DO like n1y old home t.own's ~funi bus slog:ln: "i'aken T"'ice Doily, Relieves Congest ion.'' THE CAEN SCRUTJNV: Michacl:t Lee grinning at the sign outside The Coalyard on Uni on: "No Minors Allo\\'C<I," Not even if they're wearing tbtlr caps with the little Ughts on 'em! .••. And beaucaens to Rich Freedman for his comment an the Billie Jean-Bobby Riggs oaolroversy : "I dcn't see any 65-year.ald woman challeng!ng ll<Jd Laver or Slan Smith." ROSALIND SMlTH spellinc: "Bina Q>oeby and Dove Saeli• msy know '>'hereof they speak In using the word "Miasma• to describe their 'San f'ran· cilOO Experience' film . According t.o my dictionary, 'miasma ' mean s 'hannful vapors arising from rottln1 organic matttr'.'~ ADD INFINITEMS ' Millie Howie found this •!in In the parking lot al !he Lotus Fortune COokle plant on Otis ....:. "Unauthorized Vehlcle1 Will be Destroyed Beyond Any Hope or RocognlUro or Rtpalr.'' Ual candidate and take m Jbe party's law and order mantle. The investigation in wblch Ag:new':S name has arisen grew out ot • federal grand jury probe In Baltimore County In-to an alleged kickback ocanda1 Involving dealings between contractors and of· Hcials ol the Baltimore Ccunty govern· ment, which Agnew beaded from 19'2 un· Iii 1966, "'hen he was elected governor. IT WAS DIJIUNG Agnew's yeanJ .. head or the county 1overnmeat tbet Baltimore County experienced a rapid growth and building boom. The 55-year-old Agnew became em· broiled In coofllct-ol-lnteresl cbartl .. rtlaUng to hls acilvlties u county U· e<11Uve and Maryland governor alter he * * * Bits Corruption won the Republican vice presidential nominatMm in 1968. Agnew denied the cha rges and was defended by Nixon. Agnew and his wife, Elinor, have been m::irried for 33 years. Thi'y have four chi\M-cn, f\trs. Robert DeHaven, 29: J . Rand Agnew. 26. a restaurant operator: Susan. 25, \vbo has been on the hospital ship l~ope in Brazil, and Kim, 17, who will attend Williams College this fall. Agnew's name has been mentioned during the Watergate hearings only when it was disclosed that $50,000 was spent lo pad the total contributions made at a campaign dinner for him. He once said he would make his name a household word. Agnew ls back in the · headlines but not In the manner he would like. Maryland Investigator Vnaived by Big Names By Tbe Associated Press Eight year> ago, Spiro T. Agnew, then the governor of Maryland, appeinted a yoong lawyer named Geo!'ie Beall to the state Criminal Injury Qmpensation Board. Today, BeaU is the U.S. attorney for Maryland and is beading an inve.sUgation into possible kickbacks on government contracts. Agnew, now vice president, is one of the targets ol the probe. BeaJI, 35, is from a staunch Republican family. His father, the late J. Glenn Beall, "'as a U.S. senator and his brother is U.S. Senator J. Glenn Beall (R·Md.). He was appointed by President Nixon as U.S. attorney in 1970 and ·sees his job of seeking out corruption as one way of restoring the confidence or youth in the establishment. "ANYONE HOLDING elective or ap- pointive office should be be yo n d reproach." he said in an interview after his appointment. •11 think this message is replayed time and time again, and when the youngsters see that it is just a hollow phrase, a meaningless type of theorem, they lose all <<Jpecl fN .the system. • "1llls is a'"'81 <!anger. we -"""' have to restore confidence in the estatiisbment. '' , 'BealLlhai 'nct,llesitatld to tacJtW>any llJ'&1l'~ $ place. ; "OVR. OFFICE, to do the job properly, can't be sittlng back trying to make friends," he said. "If I leave this office without enemies: J will not have done the job properly, in my estimatioo." One of Beall's current investigations concerns state contracts awarded while Agnew was governor of Maryland and federal contracts awarded since he became vice president. Agnew was fonnally notlfied last week that be was a target ol the probe. The wide-ranging investigatlon also in· volves corruption and kickbacks in Baltimore County '\\'hi.ch Agnew once served as county executive. A key county official has been charged in the case and more indJctments are expected. Beall recently sought indictments: against two Democratic legislators frcm ri.1aryland. James A. Scott, a member of the house ol delegates, was indicted on charges ol conspiring to sell heroin In Baltlmore. He subsequently w a s murdered. STATE SENATOR Clarence M. tl-1itchell III of Baltimore was indicted on charges of failure to file federal income tax returns. The case has been postpooed until next year so Mitchell can serve out his legislative term. Beall. who has lived in Baltimore for the past decade, is a native of Frostburg. ~1d., and a graduate of Princeton U:1iversity and the Univl'.'rsity of Virginia Law School. He took over the U.S. attorney's post from a Democrat, Stephen IL Sachs. Sachs. left office with a blast at lhen- Attorney General John Mitchell. saying the Justic Department had reftEed to pennit him to indict Victor Frenkil, a Baltimore contractor and heavy cam- )Jaign contributor, on charges of conspir· ing to defraud the government. BEALL INSISTS that case is sti ll open, but he said that "it made me aware of the tremendous responsibility of the job and the tremendous pressures that are brought on you from outside and from \Vith.in." Although his name is being mentioned more and more prominently as a possible Republican candidate for governor in 1974, Beall insists he has no political am- bitions. "Jf I had political ambitions, I don't think I could fully and completely ex· plore the area ol public corruption," he said. "f think that the public has to know there is an office somewhere that is in- corruptible. I trunk this office bas that reputation." Vice President Unscathed By Prior Investigations By tht Associated Press Political opponents and reporters have delved repeatedly into Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's financial And govenunental dealings since he was nominated for vice president in 1968. They have, without exceptim, come away without any soUd evidenct of wrongdoing on his part. Agnew's 3JUMMJnCement Mondaj.-,lb.at he is wider investigaUoo f« ~bit criminal violations was tbc first in· , dication that law enforcement officials also arc looking into his background . IN ONLY A couple of cases have the unofficial inquiries turned up even the slightest hint of any improper activities by Agnew. An Associated Press story published SOCll after he became vice president revealed that Agnew, as Maryland governor. had partici pated in the tramfer of 190 acres of valuable state weUands to a private developer at Ocean City, 11.faryland'!I only ocean resort. There was nothing to indicate that Agnew profited financially or otherwise. 11le Republican vice president noted lhat the transfer "'as made by a Ull'tt- man board at a public meeting with newsmen present and that the ·other two memben: were Democratic oCficials who were in no way under his control. THE DEVEWPER, James B. Caine paid the state $100 an acre plus $300,<XX> for mud ll<fdr~ !tom the-bottom of ~yomaq,Bay to bulld Ujl. lhe 1 .. tymg l"Ol><l'flr H~ then !Ub!Jl'llded the propert)" lntb<aev.ral hundred 1ars.+<0rth several mlllod7dollar3. .J.. Agn ew atsb earTte under cr iticism dur· ing his fir st vice prcsidcnlial c<Jn1paign because or his prior O"'nCrShi p of land near the site proposed for a new bridge across Chesapeake Bay. The vice president replied that he had purchased the land v.·ith eight partners \\'hile he v.'as still , COWlly cx:ccuflve 1n Baltimore County. He said he had put it in a publicly an. nounced irrevocable trust in 1966 while nnting for governor, v.ith the stipulation that any profits would go to charity. 'The vice president's interest v.·as even· tually sold at public auction. W ater,gate Coverage As·s·ailed Conduct of Accusers Calle,d Worse Than the Principals The followiTJg is reprrnted from tile New York Time!I. The authoT i.s' a special consulta1it to the Presil'.U nt. By PATRICK J. BUCHANAN " ..• The 1'taeti<m by journalists and poUticiam to tilt Watergate break· In haJ been morally even more corrupt tllan the Wateroate actioitU1 tJa.cm· alves." Chancellor W. Allen Wallis Univers ity of Rochester June 10, 1973 Chancellor Wallis' indictment is un- derstated. The Watergate crowd caMot hold a candle to 'its principal accuse.rs In politics •nd the press. Berated momingf noon and night with Watergate, the nation bas soon its im· Porlllnt business put orr. Its economic in· !crests and currency suffer In foreign markets, lts reputation in the world diminisbed. There now appears no damage to United States lnlerells lhal Is una""'P.!8ble and DO politiCll principle they will DOI rise readllY a--lo a1nk their le<tb In the Pnsidenl al the United Sta tea. Since lbe gavel rang dawn on Army· McCarthy, ·the nation's do!!llnlnt media hu warned ad nauseam, 9111nsl the In· evltable Injury to rlgbt.o and repu~tlons inherent ln the Cong ressional lo. ve1Uaatfn& commltCee, where no clea r legislative purpose is being aerved. EISENHOWER'S refusal to allow his etdea to testify bc.>fore Senator McCa rthy was received, therefore, as an act of statesmanahlp. Today, however, whl?n the quarry ls not domc!tlc subversl~J or otganlzod crime -but IUchal'd Ni.on and his men -the old caveat& are !orgotteo In the frenzy of the case. "Trial by headline," "Quilt by aslOCla· ~Ct'1 'It$ OK officer. We 'rB the pnJSSI.' Uon," and "beanay teatlmony," Jang the aubjec\ ol scathing editorlala, are now the aource or claily headllneo. In a qu.,. Uonable tribute to Jbe power ol the pms, today, 311 peroenl ol the American people have become cmvinced the l'l'esldenl had prior knowledge of the Watergate breatln, though not a single witness has llO leltllled. , Wh•t 11 tbeno In Watergate that Is without 'precedent In tbe OtmocraUc ad- mlnlstratlon.s and campaigns of the re- cent past? Wlret.apptna: electronic survemance? BlJT IT WAS UN DER Attorney General Robert Kcnncdy1 not. John Mitchell, that tbe FBI taps went on the pbonea of Dr. Martin Luthor King Jr., and the D<mocraUc NaUonal Commlti.. was not the !lrrt target of a palltiC81 tap. Adlal ~velllOll "'" bllUed at the Democratic convention in 1960. Barry Goldwater was the subject Of a full-court press In 1964. NBC bugged the 1968 Democratic convention. And in the fall of that year, Anna Chennalllt was the sul> ject ol a "national security" wiretap. the prOOucts of which were tmned over to Democratic nomln .. Hubert Humpbrey, for use at his dlsctetion. Dirty tr!cks? When the Ni:itoo and Goldwater cam· paiRJlS of the early '60s were bedeviled \\•Ith phony press releases, bollixed schedules and trains chugging out of the ~talion before !lme, this was laughed off os the work of the ''n1erry prorikstcr, Dick Tuck ." When, hnvrever, there ar- rived at a 1972 M'uakle fund·rnlser 200 steaming pizzas, a giant floral wre&th , two magicians all the way from Char· lotte Amall e and a dozen Middle Eastern and African ambassadors in rented llmousl.ne.s, suddenly this b e c o m e s "pollUcal s a b o t a 11 e , ' ' meriting Ccngreblonal investigations and scream- ing headlines. WHAT OF "pollUcal &pieol" Aro they an lnnovaUon! Hardly. When a newaman weaseled his way Into the conltdence ol White House aide John Roche Y.1as told on inquiry. What or the charge with which Michigan Coogressman Brown has been pilloried In tesllmoey -the alle~ed C.oogresslonal cover-up of a campaign scandal? What the Congressman did was vote aga.i.Mt a partisan investigaUon or Watergate by the Patman Committee - following the establl!lhed precedent of Senators Talmadge, Inouye and Ervin, "'ho voted. each of them. seven times in 1964 to restrict a Congressional in - vestigation into lhc shenanigans of LBJ protege Bobby Baker. The foregoing is not to excuse or con. done or justify the misdeeds o( \Vatergate, but to place them in perspec. tlve. It is to sugges t to the President's friends that the President's adve rsaries have not marshRled all these trool>" and all this nrtlllery simply to ''get at Ux· truth about Watergate." They are after larger gnme. What the Iert has "1 mtnd is not just nmnJng to ground thelr adversary of a quarter cen· tury but strangling In Its Infancy the PrMident's new majority, Jbe Nlxao campaljJll, transcribing con· veraatkm, Dlchln' memoranda, lbe fnJlt or hltrClecep~ona, "l'he Selllnc ol a "'""'· dent, ti was hilled a centerpiece or l.M"""" -----Saturday, August 11, 1973 new jotJrnallsm by publleaUons that now affect horror at "pollUcal esplonaae" agalnat Hu bert Hwnphrey. 'Mle parties wno lionized Joe McGIMls would terminate with e:ittreme prejudice tht Sedan Chair ,brothers. 'lbcodorc H. White reminds us lhal, bock In 1964, Ehrllchman 'a predecossor, White llou!e COU118'l Meyer Feldman . beoded up a "five o'clock club," that had Jn hand Barry Goldwater'• speeches well bofore their llClledllled relcue. Whence came these documents? 0 Don't ask,"• ) The comment page or the Dally Pilot seeks to Inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety or com· mentary bn topics of Inter. est and idgnl!icance fro1n Informed observers a n d spokesmen. ' Robert N. WHd, Publlshar .. Tbe clrclia Is coming to Anaheim Mondly. Winning Uckela have already been mailad out. Uncle Len wishes tbat alt of the boys and 1Jrls who Hnt in -.,. to tbe contests could have been wlmen. And, beJitft me, it WU lllll't hard to aeloct winners from all ol tbt good drawlnp lllld poems IDd lolM that ,..... rteelved dlflputWMlc. The drawlnp of Ill Ille dtcul animal• and clowns were very good end U- deservln« llooonhle Mention thls weei are KtlsUn Szabo, Cathy Sllngsby, Heather Reese, Diane and Johanna Ed· dy, end Anna Halloran, all of C:OSta Mesa. Also Frank Waco and Cliff Ballard of Huntington Beach : Lori Cathcart of Newport Beach, and Doreen Lee of lr\1ine. Poems deserving Special MeaUon were also received from Anna Halloran and Mary Clark from Costa Mesa; Ind from Olrtatlne Magro of Newj)Ol'I B<ach. Now that the cireus contest II 09er, we can begin tbink1ng obolil other lnlerestlnl: 'things that .., be drawn ancf wrtll«l -. For inltance, how many of you boya and l!irlJ have ...., a siant turtle1 ~ts a story on )'DOI' pege todly about the return of the giant turtlet to the beacllos of Malaysia. TbeH big turUu, some weighing 1,500 pounds or more. come up on the beaches to lay their eggs. Now, doesn 't that give you a good idea for a picture? And rerriember , boys and girla to send in your entries to Carol'• Comer and also your poems. Poems can be written about all the lovely things you ,.. around you. You might even like to write a poem aboUt what you have dooe or .... doing during )'Olll' llUl1\lller vacaUon. A1'o, be """ to send ,.... quesUons to Andy because you • • ,tF;.N,, . • * PRIZE * • Ginny Lee, 11 , 3066 Yellowstone Drive, Coltl Meu Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do : (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5Mt inches wide and •inches deep. Use black ink' and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or tra~~ picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and addrts> oo back ol drawing. Mail It U> Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box IJ!O, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82626. Entries must be re<elved by nooo on 'lbunday for producUoo oo the following Saturday. Whiner will receive Kennedy ball dollar. tnifht win either a complete :ro.vo!ume set of the Merit /') I' Students Encyclopedia, or a ~---La1•0 j seven.volume let of 1be Corner---~ Cbronlcles of Narnia. Uncle Len got a . real nice letter Utis week from Mike Pirnie who moved away from Costa Mesa. all the way to Quantico, Virginia. Mike wanted to enter his jokes in our contest, but our rules won't permit him to do so. But, be can enter the Ask Andy contest through the newspapers in W..nington , RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER Lois: Why did the silly man throw his pants out the window? Doober: Because he heard a newsboy say "Free Press." i'INffl• a--. f\'t, t7M "lttr'Mlt WIY• COlfll MM• D.C. or Virginia. L--------------------..J It was sure nice to bear from Mike and Uncle Len.--------------------, wishes blrn all the good Ioele In the whole world as I am sure his friends all do. BASEBALL Baseball is neat-o. our captain is Mike. And sometimes in baseball. You might get a str ike. Baseball is funn y. It makes me tingle. .... ,._ ......... A* Altdy, C/• 0,-.. C.. DellJ Pflet, ... ,. ... c--Cellf. And when you play baseball. You might get a single. · Baseball is thrilling, Baseball is fun . And if you are lucky, You'll get a home run. Baseball is happy, Baseball is sad. Afld't' Ml'l4t I COIN>ltt1t ~ 9ltt of tn. Merit lfVMnl• l!.llt:YdOPtdt• to Sunn Klnf. ... 12. of H111n l"olnt, No. C.n1ll11L fw NI' quasllon: How doa I qalclcaucl drlW I .~don? This is a very serious sub- ject because every year, usually during the outdoor summer season, a hnnber of persons manage to atep or fall into treacherous quicksands. Luckily, most of the victims are rescued ln time. And most or them insist that, aside from all the other horrors, the sog· gy quicksand actually tried to drag them down, down to destruction. SOME QUICKBANDS do in- deed exert a downward pull Ind others do not. All of them are mixtures of sand and water, too thick for swlmming and too tbln to support the weight of a person'• body. The soga aoup may range from a few feet to 30 feet deep. It is held Inside an under1tound basin, hollowed in dense bedrock below the sUl'!ace layer of sand. The water can- not seep or drain through the floor or the waJls of the im· pervious bedrock. A treocherous quicksand th at drags down its victin1s is located near a plentiful suppl y of moving water. It may be on an ocean beach, where the tide washes over it twice every day. At high tide, the basin of soupy ssnd may be sub- merged. As the Ude 1oes out, the ocean's enonnous power drags the high water on the beach dOwn and out to Ha. This Includes tlOlllll dr an the water trapped in t be quicksand basin. Woe betide the victim who Ste]lll into t!llJ booby trap when ol tidal water draws him down the lid• Is goirig out. The dra g deeper Into the soggy SAnd. A.t low tide, this treacherous pock- et may be drained dry to al· most dry. Or It mey be a calm mixture ol sand and walt!r, sofl enough to sink In but with • no power to dr aw Its vtctln1s down. OTHER SOUPY BAINS also fonn beside rivers and Jakes. II tbe altar• Is sandy, they are soggy mixtures of One sand and water, like the quicksands • But when I play baseball. I never get mad. A Klfnlldt """ tle11•r ..,._ le E•lt M•rc\1$&.,., 11, ?nt! C.llt De CN, Mluioll Vl•I• for tfl• """"'"' t11lrv hi "'' story .,... """ conlHt, Miii yovr -•r '''" " u11~•• Ltit. ... 1UI, C..Je Mtu, C•HI. on ocean beaches. U the river or lake shore Is ordlnuy dirt, the bosins bold awampy mil· tures of mud and water. Unless a victim knows bow to save himself, his body sinks down in any of these booby'---------------------' traps. The quicksands on popular beaches are known and mark- ed with danger signs. Read them and beware. \Vhen ex- ploring strange beaches off the beaten track, test the sand ahead with sticks and stones. If a stone sinks or a stick pr ods deep into soggy sand, tum. back to safer ground . When an unlucky person steps into a soupy mess, he feels tempted to struggle fran- tically to save himself. However, wildly beaUng arms ar14 legs only make him sink laster. The trlclc la to swnmon enoulh courage U> be calm. Then alowly, .. ry slowly Inch around to lie Oat on the back with l~gs apart and arms outstretched. In this mo- tionless position, the victim can float on top until rescued.. lf rescue seems unlikely, it is possible to roll inch by inch toward solid ground. This, however. is risky. Tht Chronlcle1 N1rnl• 10 Otnl~e l•l:t•· "ndV N'nds • 1•~11 volume !.ti ot '°"' .. , 10, o1 PhllldtlDlllll, Pu1nsYI· v•nlt , f'OI" her <1V"llon: 11 J' true tb%t seaweed is good io eat? Some people tell us that bullr\lshes and otber wild plants are good to eat. But on· !y an expert can be sure which wild plenla are good to eal But oDly an expert can be sure wb!ch wild plants are safe to eat. Fer example, many \'lid mushrooqis that took just like the safe fypes actually contain deadly poisons. . It is true that so m ~ seaweeds are good to eat and also very nourishing. But for goodnes.. sake, let's not try tasting the tufts of scnwced that. wash up on the beaches. Chances are they arc not good to eat -and they may be dangerous. Besldes1 wc all get n chance to sample the safe seaweeds -usually without knowing it. Giant k e I p aeaweedl are cleaned 'and p~ l"!SSed to make pudding•, Jcecream Ind ail sorta ol good things on our daily diets. ull'r TflH llCll Sha11tu S11aooch Have you ever been kissed by a whale? We ll, It was the f!rsl time for Navy Capt. Eugene Cernan, lhe last man· to walk on the moon as comm ander or the space shlp t.(lollo 17. capt. Ceman was given a blg kiss by 1he killer whale Sbamu du ring a visil to the Sea World marine park last week. ( A New Gtt1i on View This small white-bearded wildebeest tor Gnu) is a native of Africa and was born just 15 minutes be· fore this picture was taken at Lion Country Safari in Stockbridge, Georgia, near Atlanta last \Vednes- S<1tul'day, August 11 , 197) OAILY PILOT . day. The young !eniale we ighs about 10 poun ds atild tak es a goOd look at the world under the protective eye of it.smother.' Giant Turtles Making Comeback :. 1 of giant turtles may be coming nearby hut so the turtles will 11 By BRIAN GOMEZ ashore for the firs t time. not be driven away . RANTAU ABANG. Malaysia (AP) -The giant leathery turtles, long threatened with extinction, are back again. The l,f>OO.pow1d r eptiles slo\\•ly flap their way up select ~Ialayslan beaches to l ay their eggs from May to September, Even before the p o o r animal, j elly-like tears drop- ping from its eyes, can bury its 8 to lf eggs under the san- dy bey.ches, the eggs are goug- ed out by specially assigned collectors. stretch of beach facing the South Cllina Sea snd wildlife experts have long feared they were a doomed species. But this ye3r government ""·ardens, who have eight year s' experience at tagging the turtles' flippers, are out on the beaches with~ a tape in hand. Their task is to measur~· all incoming turtles to check on reports that smaller giants are coming ashore. So far only a small trek or tourists have hlt the spra\\•ling beaches of the east coust or the tlialay;:in Peninsula to \\'atch for the turtles, \\'hich co111c ashore at night. TI1r~·e s1naller v11ric tics. includin~ the green turtle \Vhich lhc Chinese and Japan~sc relish in their soup, come 3Shorc in ad- jacent .artas. The huge turtle _crawls up j the beach, stopping every fev1 • pae<>s fo r a breather. Once it J s211les on a spot. its huge flip-, pers in1mediately dig a hole ' Bbout tlVO and a half feet deep._J Tl~cn "''ilhin l\vO hourS' the creature lays lays some 11}.odd-i cg~s. tears dl'ipping to protect I its eyes against the unac-: customM atmosphere. 1 Then the Malay moves in to J scoop up the eggs. MeMtiml'!, I the turtle busily tries to hide j the spot where the eggs ·are. . .. ZOOLOGISTS believe the turtles were wandering the · high ..., loog before the ap. pearanoe of man. Ahout 5,000 make the annual journey up an eight • mile ACCORDING to one officia l this can only mean that efforts initiated by the Malaysian government in 1965 to ensure that the giant turtle does not become extinct are proving a success. Local conservationists are thrilled that 11 new generation SOMETIMES a wait from dusk to . 'dawn can prove fni.ltless. bfuer times a dozen mother turtles may come ashore within a short interval. Tourists are admonished against s h i n i n g their flashlights· indiscriminately and are il.S~ed to wai t in a GOVERNMENT researchers l have been able to colla,te very little tnfonnation ~ut the creature since tagging began .. In the last eight years, 6, 732. were tagged. ·!ft';addftlon to being a family tdn featirre, THE QUIZ is · , .. an integral parl of the in-classroon1 news program pre-1 sented joinUy in Orange Co~st area,_ schools as a public l world scope (10 points for each question an._..,ed comctly) l Unlike the first Skylab crew, the Skylab 2 crew was bothered by •• ? ... after reach· ing the orbiting space station. a-heart murmurs b-motion sickness c·spots in f ront of their eyes , 2 Presi dent Nixon met last week with ' Prime Ministe~ Gough Whit lam 1n ·w~sh~ 1ngton a-Au stral ian b-New Zealand c·Brit1 sh 3 About 80 percent of the voters 1n a Greek referendum voted (CHOOSE ONE: against. 1n favor of) George Papadopoulos' plan to abolish the monarchy and establish himself as President of a new republic. 4 In !he (CHOOSE ONE: House of Repre· sentatives, Senate) last week, Massachu- setts' Robert Drinan introduced the fi rst resolution to impeach President Nixon. 5 The House of Representatives voted against a passible immediate pay raise for members of Congress, who now get paid .• ? .. per year. a·$32,50Q b·$37,50Q C·$42,50Q newsname (10 points it ,ou can M:lentif, this person in the news) Henry Aaron of the At · lanta Braves hopes to break the career home run record of 714 set by this famous ba seball player, often ca lled the greatest'baseball player of all time. Who is he? matchi-ords (4 poinll tor each conoc:i mote~) l.~~predilection a.general rule or principle · 2 ..... precept b-h-igher church official 3 •.•. ,preamb!e c·oreference .t ..... prelate d-1ntroductory statement S,, .. ,premon1t1on e·forewarn1ng hunch service by the Daily PUOt aDd The IrvtiJe Company. AlllW9" •Pff"r '"'~"d' doWll)' below 4Ull " • newsp1cture (10 points ii ,ou answer thia question correctl') The second Skylab crew successfully reached their space station o_r)>iting 271 miles above the Earth. II all went well. the three astronauts were scheduled to remain in space for a record·breaking 59 days. Name the members of the Skylab 2 crew. sportlight· (2 points for each questiOn answered correct!') 1 Billy Jean King. is one of tl'le world's best known women profess1~nal .. ? . a·OOwlers b·g01fers c-tennis players 2 Canadian football has been rece1v1ng n1ore news cover- age 1n the U.S .. partly because the Canadian profess.1onal season beQ1ns months before the American . The Canadian playing field is 1 yards long from goal line to goal tine. b·IOO C· 110 J The Colle~e • AH·Stars lost to the World Champion (CHOOSE ON'E: Miami Dolphins, Washington Reds.kins) in the 40th College All·Star football game. 4 Golfe r T 01.l Weiskopf followed his British Open victory by winning the •• ? •• Open 'in his next appearance. 5 Pitcher .. ? .. of the Texas· Rangers fired the fourth no-h[tter of the baseball s·ea~on' by p1t ching the Rangers to a 6·0 victory over the O~klan'd A's roundtable family discussion (no scote) What do YoU think al the Presi dent'-; recent approach to the problems of Watergate? YOUA SCORE: 91to100 Poklls -TOP SCORE! 81to90 Points -EiceUent. 71to80 poinls -Good. 61 to 70 points -Fair. 86•73 • VEC, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin .. , !f4·t :p·( :•·l :,.I :so~OMH:>J.¥~ 1.qq11 w!r·S l"'•IP•w•o·• !1v114d100 1111•1w·t l•·t. ::1·1 11H911!WOdS ,.111~ •q•a :3~¥NSM:ilil •111111101 :ii:1•r ·+1o!J'•S 11 •/0\o •u••• 11•1v :3vn1:;,1.iSMlN ,.~ :•••H •111•••,ilf•l! 10 ••1toH·• ·10 ·o~•i u!·C :•·t :q·1 :~i1o::>sa1voM 1 ' • ! ! ' U -~11 ... l'IL\J 1 • t .Pulpit & Pew Boptbt 1-~ountain Valley Baptist Church, nleets at Co1nmunity Cent er, 10200 Slah:r Ave.; service at 10:45 a.in.: church school at 9:4$ a.m.: youth group at 5:45 p.m.: evening service at 7 p.m.; sermon "Heaven a Prepared Place for a Prepared People" by the Rev. Willis J. Carrico. Ftnt Sou&btni Bapt ist Clnirch, 850 W. Hamilton St., Costa Mesa ; service at 11 a .m.; sermon "The Journey Is Too Great" by Pastor Bob G. Fulmer. Evening service at 6 p.m.; sermon "The Future Is God's". Bible vacation school begins Monday through Aug. 17. Primitive Baptist Church or Costa Mesa meets at the Odd- fellow Hall , 2476 Newport Blvd .• every Saturday at 11 a.in.; church school at 9:45 a.m. Revival services Aug. 23. 24 , and 25 at 7 p.m. Sermons by the Rev. LeS1er Fletcher and Bro. Lonnie Gault. meelings at 8 p.m. at all four churches; sermon ''Spirit". Co119regotlo11ol Community C hur c h , Congregational, 611 IIcHotropc Ave., Corona del Mar; service and church school at JO a.m.; sermon "Some Reasons for Being a Christian" by Dr. Philip G. h-1urray. Child care provided for infants. N e I ghborhood Congrqa. tlonal C h a r c b • UCC, at St. Anne's and Glenneyre, La guna Beach; services at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon '' Bud d h a 's Land" by the Rev. John M. Reynolds, who has just return- ed with his wife from a tour of Japan. Hong Kong an d Bangkok . Plymouth Congregational Church of Newport llarbor, 3262 Broad St .. New port Beach; service and church school at 10 a.m.: sermon "The Lighter Side of Life" by Terry Lind vall; adult Bible study at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Jewisl1 ~ti.salons in North America, gue:1t mlnl.ster. Redeemer Lutheran Ch urch, 16351 Springdale St.. Hun · tington Beach; services at 8:15 and 10:45 a.m.; church school at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "Critics of Christ'' by the Rev . Eugene Schramm. Lu&berao Church of tbe Croes, 24231 El Toro Road, Laguna Hllls; servi<.-es at 8:30 and It a.m.; Church School and Bible classes 'at 9:30 a.m.; sermon by Dr. Ar t h u r Knudten "The F~e ol GOO" bMed oo Jeremiah 23:16. N e w po r t Harbor Luth- eran Chur c h , 798 Oov('r J)rive, Newport Be a c h ; services at 8 and 10:30 a .m.; sermon "Under the Big Top" by Pastor Roge r J. Berg. The Lut hf'r:in Church of the '.\1aster. '111fl(1 Pacific Vie\v Orivi> ~·urona dcl i\1 a r : scrvicL' at 10 a.m.: sern1on "'Blcss1.>d Are the S t a t u s Seekers"" by Pastor Larry Fruhling. Jlletl1odist Laguna Beach Unite d f\.1etllodlst t'burcb, at 21632 Fountain Valley ; service and church school at 9:30 a.m.: sermon •·nut God" by the Rev. Ford Miller. Pres b11terlo11 SI. Alldnw'1 Pl<sb)'ltrlan Cb urcb, 600 St. Andrews Rood, Newport Beach: '"'"Ices at 8, 9:30 and Ll a.m.; sennon '"Seeing Whal Paul Saw" by the Rev. Qiarles IL Dleren- field. Evening 8el"Vice at 7:30 p.m. with alldcs on "flawail Report." Community Prub)'ltrtan Church,• 32202 Del ObiSPo Road, San Juan Capistrano; service at 10 :30 a.m.; sermon by Allan 0. Stevens, counselor in the Hwitington Beach Union High School district a n d fornier Presbyte rian n'inistcr. guest speaker. St. J\1ark Presbyteri an Church, 2100 Mar V i s t a • Ne1vport Beach: service at 9:30 a.m.; church school at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "ti1inislry in a Learning Society" by Paul Kearns, So u t h c r n California Area Secretary of United Ministries, g u e s t speaker. First Baptist Church of Lagnna Bllls, 24321 Moulton Parkway; service 11 a.m.; church school at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all aR"es ; sermon "The Buried Llfe'r by Dr. John H. Twonsend, guest minister; Wednesday service and Bible study at 7 p.m. Temple Beth David (l f Wesley Drive. uth LagW1a; Fairview Baptist Church, comer of Fairview and Fa ir Drive, Costa Mesa; service at 10 a.m.: sermon "The Devil Made J\fe Do It." by Dick Doss. Talkback at 11: 15 a.nl . Orange County, 6100 Hefley service at 10 a. ; sermon by St., \Vestrninster ; Sabb at h Rev. Stephen T. Rosemary, service Friday, Aug. 17, at executive of l\1 e r id i a n " ·-p.m., conducted by Can· Opti graph and chaplain in the Religions Science First Church of Religloos Science of San Clemenle meets in the Masonic Temple, 3011 S. El Camono Real: service at I I a.m.; sermon "'Vinners That Are U>sers" by the Rev. Leslie S. Har rold : healing service Tuesdays at 7 p.m.: summer series in self- dcvelopment, Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Harry Newman with the State prison syst~. Christinia Science Christian Science Cburehes, Fint Cburcb (l( Ch rist, Scien- tist, 2!l80 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa ,_1esa, 1ervi........._ .... 1 L a.m. and churcli sciool at 9)- a.m.; First Chura1 of Christ Scientist, ath -8Dd'Olive, Hun tjngtoo Be"1ch, services ~ church school at 9:30 and 1 a.m.; First Church of Oir l::t, Scientist, 3303 Via L i db • Newport Beach, services abd church school at 9 and lO:bo a.m.: Second Church o Christ, Scientist. 3100 Paclfi View Drive. Corona del l\1ar, services an1.1 1rch scbool at IO a.m.; \Ve Jay testimony .,isterhood delivering l h e sermo1t Lutheran Faith Lutheran C h u r c h , 3 4 3 8 I Ca 11 e P o r to la. Capistrano Beach; service at 1D:30 a.m.; church school at 9 a.m. for all age groups; sermon "Your Personal Vic-. tory" by the Rev . James Knotek Prince or Peace Lutht rao Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive. Costa l\1esa : services at 8 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon by Pastor And rew Anderson. Church school at 9:15. Christ Lutberu Oturch, si'S!2 cy c3pis\ran0, San CJemente.: service at 10 a.m. Pastor Howell Foster, regional director for the Division or .Jlartor c~,;~lia ri~~urc~ OP NIWftOIT IU.CH -j blscl"•I 2411 ,,.,._ "' Sunday School ... (;C ........ 9:30 A.M. Morni ng Worship . . . . . . . 10:45 A.M. N11rsery & *-'•11arte11 Pr•1ided Phone: 642-2725 r.1inister: Dr. D. \\'. AicElroy J\1esa Verde U n it ed l\1ethodist Church, 1701 Baker St.. Costa l\1esa; serv ice at 9:30 a.m.: scrrnon "God ls Love'' by Bob Morley, singing minister wit h "The Light Company" group. guest speaker. Unl\•en ily United Meihod ist Church, 18422 Culver Road . Irvine; services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "To Alice With Love.·· First United 1\1 e t b o d I 5 l Q urch of Hun tingto o Beach, 2721 Seventeenth St.: services at 9:1~ and 10 :30 a.m., sermo~ (9:15) "Making Visi- ble the Invisible" and (10:30) "Out of Prison" by the Rev. C~-~ .. i~ llowddf, '' new Miitlst~~:~tation." Fint'Unlted Met ho d Is t Church, 18225 Bushard St.. 798 Dover Or., LI 8·3631 New port Beach Rogtr J. ltrg, P.istor I E•fly Wonllip 1:00 11.m. Ii Chdsli•" Educ•tia" 9:1S •.m. l 0:30 •.m. Church of Religious Science of Laguna Beach. 2 O O 6 2 Laguna Canyon R o a d : services at 9 and 11 a.m.: church school at 9 a.m.: sermon "Tiie Message is Nonverbal" by John Dupree, former newsppper reporter. now business consultant in Los Angeles, guest speaker. . ' First Church of Religious Science of Newport Beach, meeting at Corona •del Mar High School Little Theater, 2101 Eastblulr Drtve; service and church school at 10:30 a.m.; sermon "Living Beyond w, l"vit• Yau To Wof1hip LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 ·Pacifi c View Or .. Corona d el M•r lft, lcrwreMe D. fnrllH119, Pater S11m!Mt' Sc.Md11fe- 1 o AM-Wordtip Senk• N11raery Pro•lded , ..... 644·2,,4 ·======================'! f\lurseru Care Available l;t=====W~EL~C~O~M~E====~·~~~~~~~~rn THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH x-I !- Wel comes You. ---- ST. JAMES, J209 Yl• Utlo, New~ leoch 1:00 A.M.-Hofy E•dtarbt 10:00 A.M.-F.ntlfy' Wetrship Altent•M Hoff EKhlltbt •H Mor•i .. ,,..,., N11nery "'°'l'ldff \l/ JUISDAY-10:00 A.M-H•fJ E.charht aH l.aylnt 0 11 •f Halldl 10:45 A.M.-Prayff hllo..,.hl, WEDNESDA'f-1:00 P.M. Pra,.r & Prolse lite Rn. Joh11 P'. Aslitey II, Rector -l'ttorie: 6 75-021 0 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 204~ Orange Ave., C.M. Su"d1 y1 1:00 I 9:]11 Church School -9;]0 fr. Howo rd Mou Certwr111tr, Vlcor-Pho"e 541·132' Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church l 2ll Pacific Ylew Drf,.., CorOllG del Mor 511114••1:00 A.M, & 9:l0 A.M,. Church Schoo l/N1uwry·9:l 0 A.M. T"'4oyti-7:00 A.M. Wed11e1dap-f:JO A.M. The lft. Joh11 lo1ef9 Dci•ft. Rect•r -Phone '44..0463 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH l1J6 ltrlt St., H1111tMfte1t l 1ec.• (Jlllt '"' .. five Po'8ral 1:00 ;..M.-Holy Co111mu~!o" I' I CH RIST L UTHERAN CHURCH Mis1oufi Sy11od 7'0 Ylct.rlo St, Coste M ... Lotltar Y. Tontow, '°"°' 541-5404 Wtn111, Stnl<n: l :U a II A.M. Svnd•y sc..i1 t :>t A.M. Acl1tt •Ible ClaSll t :)O AM. Christi• El9fN11t•1 Sc-.. -S .. MI'' ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Perk, Irvine le1. Herbert N. Niennn 11 9:00 A.M.-W•n.hl• &-Su11dciy Scll•ol IO :JO A.M.-Worshlp &: Su11day School SS2·112t PRI NCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH MMo Verdo Dri1t & hlff Street. Cottci Mtta, C.llf. A"I OREW C .. AHDE RIOH. l'tlf!lf -lllCHARD JACO&SEN, t1111n1 5UIHll Y $C""'! t il l 1.111. -MW!llllt W..-.fll': l 1ot ..... 101.Jt l'.111. Pri11c1 of P1•c1 Luthor•ll School -Mb1 Etth1r 0 11011, Prf"clp•I Offlc1 Ph 1111•: 549·0521 School PhoR11 549-0562 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C. t :l O A.M.-f•1t1llv S•f•ic1 I: Church Scltool IN•n•rv C•r•I 11100 A..M.-Mor11f~g Worahip INu r1•1'V C1r•I 7:00 P.M.-Fe1liv•I E•lflton, I S•rmall 'Utl CllH ~1wport l 11<11--4ft.14'l Dr, •. KllllM 1""9rt. '''"' Epltcop•I You11g Churcll111111 ., l'l'llf•r k~MI -titS AM. W•m lll -t h• A.M. a 11• ~.M. ' New por t Beach Organ ist Jo ins Santa Ana Staff Fear" by the Rey. Albert Burke . Newport ltnrbor Cbureb e>l Rellgtous Science meets at $41 Center St.. Costa M e s a : service and church school at 10 a.m.; sermon ''Th e Prospering Power of Love" by Ru.est minisler Rev. Gretchen Bre m merm1n of San Clemente. (Jnltorion U n It 1 r I I D Universallst ClnU'dl, 12S9 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa; service and church sc;hool at 10:30 a.m.; sennon "The G r eates t American Invention; No One Under 40 Ne<d Apply" by Dr. Robert Dayton. Otl1e r De110111i1111tio11s Christ Chapel, serving the gay community in Orange Cow1ty, 12.59 Victoria St .. Costa ~1esa ; service at 7 p.m.; Documentary film "San- dy and Madeleine's Family" showing at 8:30 p.m. Public is invited. Finl Christian C b u r c h , Legion and Gl e nneyere Streels, Laguna Beach; Bible school at 9:45 a.m.; services at 10:45 a.m.; sermon "Are You Straight?" by James H. Boylton, minister. Grace Bible Church, 565 \V. 18th St., Costa Mesa; service and church school at 10 a.m.; sern1on ''Mo ti vat io n in Witnessing" by the Rev. Thomas Tyree; flour of Praise service at 1 p.fu . with sermon .. Patience and Stability." First Singles Cburcb, 1310 E. Walnut Ave., Orange ; service at 11 a .m.: church school for all ages at 10: IS a.m.; evening fell awship at 6:30 p.m. Dr. J. Ed.win Orr, author a nd teacher. guest speaker. Newport Unity ctmrdt, 15th Street and Irvine A~e. Newport Beach; church School for all ages at 9 a.m.~ service at 10 a.m.; sermon t -The Phenomenon of Man" by Dr . fifa x R. Flickinger, of Christ Church Unit y of Riverside , guest speaker. Miss Marvel Jensen. n resi- dent of Newport Beach, will join the stall of the First Bap- tist Church ot Santa Ana aJ organist Sunday. Miss Jensen, an In· ternallonal organist. has been praised by American eom- poscr, Dr. Seth Bingham as .. an org,anist of great talent plus s u p e r b sensitivity." Roger Wagner, director or the Roger Wagner Cho r a I e, described her as "an im· portant contribution tG organ artistry." Marvel Jensen received her degree with honors ln Organ Performance from U n i G n College. Following graduation, she was a student of David Craighead at the Eastman School ol Music. She wa.s ac- cepted for studies w i t h Fernando Ge rmani, organist at St Peter's Basilica in Rome, ltaly. Jn Paris, she studied with the world renowned Organisl- Composer Jean Langlais and later served as his assistant during a series of master classes. He lauded her "as a re111arkable musician ."' and expressed his ''great con· fidence in her profession:ll future."' \\'hilc in P a r i s , l\1arvel Jensen performed on the ramed organ at the Basilica of Saint Clotilde. She later gave a world premiere performance of a composition by Jean Langlais wflich had been written and dedicated to her. Upon returning to the United States, Marvel Jensen taught a special session at the University or \Vi sc on s i n- h-1ilwaukee st ressing the in- fluence of French tradition in organ performance. She also appeared as soloist \\'ilh the tilihvaukec Symphony in a performance of the Poulenc Organ Concerto. The tollowing year, she was a pp o i n t c d Organist in Residence \\'ilh the Milwaukee Symphony at the spectacular new Performing Arts Center. She has also gained recogni· tion as a Harpsichordist, aga in performing with symphony orchestras, chamber groups and major opera performers. such as the incomparable soprano Eileen F a r r e 11 . Mystery Trip Orange County Jewi sh com- munity is invited oa a mystery . bus trip Aug. 18 beginning at 7 p.m. from Temple Beth David, 6100 ~lefley St ., Westminster. F"or information. call 527-8507 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITm METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Wenlllp-t:OI A.M. AT 11 S A ................. 11 :11 A.M, 9t St. M&u.r1 ..... ........... Mof9•ertte at Pocffic View Dr. CHMtl~M• P•11"8: 675.ot51 Cost• MoJ• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & H•fbor l lvd. Wonltlp SorYlcn t :JO & t t :OO A.M. Church School -9:3 0 A..M. EARL W. ISIEll, D.O. CoJt• M•1• North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mei• v.n1, & l•k•r St. 549-2719 Wo•1hip I Chufch School 9:JO A.M, , P.ou11tti" v,11 • ., FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 lu1h•rd 962-2593 \Vor1hip & Chufch School 9 l IO:l O A..M. Ml11i1ler ford R. Mil l•r Hu11ti119to11 l•1ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 5J6.J5l1 S•rvic•s -9:1S l IO:l0 Nul"lery Care All Mornl1111 Church !ich&ol -9:1S --------- Hu11fi,,9to".lo•ch -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H1il Av•. 142.4461 Worthip -9 & I O;lO Church School -9:00 A.M. lrvi111 -E••t l li.1ff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll -12JJ 11422 Culv•r fto•d •I U11lv1l"llly Ori"° WoNhip I Clturch School 9 I IO:l O A..M. L•91r11e lo•ch METHODIST CHURCH 216l 2 W•1ley Drive In SOuth ~ WoNhip '"d Church Scllo&I -10 A.M. 499.JOll TlloM• P. WeHner, Ml11!1ter CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA N•wport l1•ch 1400 W. B•lbo• Bl vd. 67J.JI 05 Rn. Ral>ert I, s•epard Jr. Worihip-9:30 A.M. Church School-9:10 I 11 A..M. SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple AAB81 BE RNARD,, KING .. ~ ........ CHllST CHUl(M._Y TMI JIA .._ W ...... IW... .....,...., tMdt Fot lnforrnstlon: Cllll 875-7230 MJrVel Jen.sen has w o n numerous aw.res. a m o n g them was her selection in 1970 •as Wisconsin"• Outstanding Young Woman of the Year. This summer Miss Jensen tw.s returned to Europe to con· tinue her extensive research into the historical bac kgrounds of the organs or France and Spain. Next year, in addit ion to further concerts. she will complete a recordi ng com· prised of Bach. Franck and Langlais compositions. Dr. Donald E. Reit er , senior minister of the First Baptist Church of Santa Ana invites you to the worship services on Sw'lday mornings at 10:30, where MW Jensen will play the great hymns of the church on the Memorial 0 r g a n donated by Mrs. John Jay llopklns or Washington, D.C. STAFF ORGANIST MArvel JtnMn Harbor Trinity Slates ' I Vacation Bible School Harbor Trinity Bapt i s t Church of Costa ~lesa will conduct a rather u nique Vacation Bible SCHOOL, Aug. 13-17 at the church located at 1230 Baker St. Special guest fGr this sum- mer's school will be Connie f\.1artin, a 12-year-old ven- triloquist rrom O a k I a n d • Connie acquired her first dum· my "Charlie" on her 10th birthday after being inspired to learn ventriloquism by hearing the former Miss America, Vonda Kay VanDyke perform with her dummy "Cur lie Q." Afte r practicing diligently for two months. Connie gave a special performance at her church for the c h il d ren . Several months later, she ac- quired her second dummy "Mortimer." She then made extended appearances at the Calvary Church in Santa Ana. speaking daily during their Vacation Bible School. Since that time, "Connie and Her Friends'' (she has now added "Hoy.•dy Doody" to her collection wi th "Charlie" •t.nd "l\lortimel\") have appeared at several P.T.A. meetings, Modesto Junior Co 11 e g e . weddings, Lions Club meetings and graduation b a n q u e t s throughout Ca l i fo r ni <1 . f>.1isso ur i and Ohio. Another new feature at the \tacation Bible School this year will be a "~1others' Session" each day rrom 9 to 11 : 30 a.m. with the theme of the sessions being "The Reali· ty of Christianity in a Woman's World," taught by Mrs. Cil Haas. There will also be craft classes a n d refreshments. Baby sitting will also be ava ilable to !hose moth ers attend ing the classes. The final big addition to !his busy week \\'ill be the Jr. High \~·eek co1nmcncing every day at 9 a.m. at the church for young people going into grades 7 and 8. The sessions v.-ill be led by !\l ike Ilag an u•ho will be. joining the staff or the church in the Jr. High education area in September ln addition to all the special events . Vacation Bibl e School y.·ill be for children entering K.indcrgarten through 6 t h grade. The theme to be emphas ized is •·Reach Out \Vith Jesus." The t~inal Cl~· ing Program will be held Sun- day Aug. 19, at 7 p.m. The Di.rector of VBS this year ls ~frs. Virginia Ringier. serving hcr tttird year. Jerry M!!rtln ls the titinister of Chri.•l ian Education at the Church. The Minister is Rev. Connie Salios. PRESBYTERI AN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 2011 2 Mopan. fNHrU-.) H•""-ttM loeclit lft.Dffottl l.IMMt.,P..._ s.114cry Wenlllfi: f tJO A.M. CMrcll kltoel: t :JO A.M. Oflce: 201 12 M ..... I• St. PlilaM: ''l-4f40 Church of the Covenant 2110 Folm.w Rood, Catto M ... Ince A. l •nte, , ...... S.IMI.., Warslilp • Ch•rdt Sdlool -l 1JO • 10:00 A.M. l'ttolle: 157·Jl40 Community Presbyterian Church 411 ................. ~ .... 1..,. A"'-r J . lo.t.,,._,. -I". A"-7 O. H .. ,,. ~ W..-i,1 9:00 • 11 :ff A.M. CHrclil ~ t:GI A.M .. "'--: 494-7155 St. Mark Presbyterian Ci.rch C...... J.-o,.. & lmltl.tf Drhot, c.,._ .. Mw Wonttlp I Cllllre• Sclt.ol -f1JO A.M. Phow: "4-1341 This Sunday Worship in ' VSt.}{ndrezv's 'Presbyfe rian Chu nlr 600 SL Andrews Roa d • Ncwl)o!l Beach Dr. Ch•rl•• H, Di•r111fJold, '•"Of "SlllNG WHAT PAUL SAW'' Dr. CMtlet H. Dt.rnfleW, Preochl11t hrMH C......_ Anlt.•i. ldenllc11 S.tvlce•· e. AM. 9:30 AM •nd 11 AM Chlld c11e •,,d chlld•en·s S\lndl~ School &I ell HrvlcH . . Wfllll""*r l'r•rw Sorvlc1 11111! P'.M. ~;;;;;:;;~J;•m;•~•~C.~C~•~lo;v~.~P•~•~lo;•~~·•~l~->;s~12~;··~·~-'~S~l6~-•~0~6~l ~;;;;~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 .> FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ••• w .......... '"""'· c..... ...... Collfenlhl '41-9111 t t A.M. ·I P,M,J IUNDAY KHOOL-t:U A.M. WOllSNI' sallVICa.~lh .. A.MI.,,. l'.M. ,ltAYl lt Ml lTIHG-Wl~llDAY IVaHIHD 1 l'.M. (NUrter)' ,rlriffd) TEMPLE SHARON n. ...... ,...... .,.....11. fw '" eatlte He,e,. A,.. ' S.venth·Day Adventist Church 171 A..cllllft St .. C..-"8 M ... ...... P. ~ Petot -"•111t 541-6596 S..W.,•fti s.Jtool ••• , •••• , • • • .... • ••••••• , ••• , ••• , , t :JO '·"'· M9"11-.: Wrilp • • • • • • • • .. • • • • .. • • • • • • • • ·, ••• , •••• 11100 •.m. ~ MNM"' WM11e.Ml1y • • • • • • • • •• , ,, •••••• , ••• , 7110 p.11'1. CAPISI WO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH l20J2 ... ow ........ S.• J ... Cophtteflo W , ... 1,1 l :\J l.M.-11 1.m.4111 I'·"'· kfMl•r 0111" ~· -t1J1 '·"'· C1tru11111 Tr11111n1 -1 '·"" W"nlMly l'rlylt' -f:U '-"'• P'•1tor WHl!altl D•Vtl!Wf tilMl-24 """"' I lnfttlm ,._,..,_,.. O. '•lmot Tr y Saturday's News Qui z We Dare You , l 61 7 "'"' .......... C..te ... All Jtwlsh f•Mll11 •r• f11¥ltt4' to loi" u1 111 • truly M••11h11ful SAllATH IYININ$ Sl l YICll-fllDAT A.,T l ill P.M, .......... ~-· ............ , ... .. ~6-1512 Tot1tpf• Sl.11ort Choir -011e9 $haht • Lmting Impact Of the Magician By LOUIS CA8SEL8 U~l'llll Pf'MI 111~.i You can count oo it. EVery few yem, aome "scholar" wlll sUr up a short -lived aen .. uon by publishing a book which uys aomethlng outland- tsh about Jesus. The "acholar" usually bas no standing as a Bible student , theologian , archaeloglat, or In any· other field related lo serious study ol rell&\OOS questions. But that need not hold him bock. II be hal L job -any job -on a unlvert.lty faculty, his "findings'' wlll be tn:ated respecUully ln the press as a "scholarly work." THE LATEST EXAMPLE of this syndrome Is a book en- 'titled "Cletne nt of Alexandria and a Secrel Gospel of Mark," by f\1orton Smith, a history professor at Columbia. Jn a Greek Orthodo x monastery near Jerusalem , Smith found a fragment of manuscript which he has iden- tified , to his own satisfaction, Bible Class Set Monday Olrist Lutheran Church of San Clemente will begin It! Vacation Bible School daily session Monday . Aug. 13, through Friday, Aue. 24. Under the direction of Jean· nie FergUIOn, the theme of the two week session is "Drum- ming It Up P'or Jesus." Han- dicrafts, Oeld trtps, movies and picnics are lnchKled in the ochedule. Phone 496-2621 for details. Mesa Youths Hold Retreat Sixty young people from Prince of Peace Lutheran Cllurcb, Costa twtesa, are at Forest Falls this week for their annual youth Retreat. A number or adults from the local congregation are serving as counselors as well a! five yoWlg people from I h e Lutheran Youth Alive ministry. as a letter written ln the latter part ol the Second century by Bishop Clement of Alexandria, one of the most respected of the early church fathers. The note refers to a "secret," version oC the Gospel accord· ing to Mark. Piling inference u p o n presumption, Smith h a s persuaded himself that thls "secret gospel" shows there \vere two ldnds of members in the early Quistlan church - the great mass, who were kept in the dark about "real secrets," and a few inner· circle types who '\\'el'e initiated into more recondite mysteries. ONE OF mESE mysteries, says Smith , on the basis of conjecture, was that Jesus was neither a Messiah, nor even a courageous teacher who laid down his life to tell men the truth, but n sli ck ''miracle-working magician." The amazing thing about all these debunk-Jesus books is that they accept as much or tbc recorded gospels as they find convenient to sustain their thesis, and tben blandly ignore or repudiate other parts of the very same documents which are directly contradictory to their pet no- tion. 1be same teclmique \\•as U8ed a few yearS ago in a widely-sold book called "The Passover Plot" also by a "scholar" llo'hich d e p I c t e d Jesus' crucifixion as the miscarriage of a t r l c k y political maneuver by Jesus and his disciples. THE ULTI~IATE depths of absurdity were reached in a more recent book by a BritiAh "scbol11r" who sought to establlsh (by heavily editing the gospels) that Jesus really wasn't a person: He WM a mushroom, used by a balluci· nogenic cull Anyone who takes this sort of bilge seriou.!ly probably deserves to be "upset" about it. The really ztartllng fact about Jesus is that 2,000 years after he 1ived and taught as an itinerant rabbi in an obscure corner of the Roman Empire and died a criminal's death, men, including tuiiveniity pro- 1fessora, are stil1 trying to denigrate him and•exptaln him away. How many magicians do you know who 've had that kind of impact oo history? Mass in the Field A general view of the Ro1nan Catholic services held last Sunday at Farragut State Park in Idaho where the Western Sco ut Jamboree was held. John Cardi· nal Cody, right foreground, Archbishop of Chicago UJ'I 'T1l1rH11!1 was the main celebrant for the Mass. Some 8,000 Catholic scouts and their leaders attended the open air A.lass. OAILY PtLOT~p • Catholic Scl1ools Face Cost Crisis ' LOS ANGELES (AP) -by reducing the number or Catho!Jc achools in California classrooms to provide con- are atruggling to stay afloat in venient parochial education," precarlou,, financial rircum-f<~at her Mihan said. stances but church Officials The greatest factor in rising are confident they \.von 't sink . costs has been the necessity of Enrollment has d r opp e d employing n1ore lay teachers sharply, costs have soared and lo fill out the shrinking ranks in some cases parishioners' ot nu~mbers of re I i g Io us support has waned. orders. In the last three However, educators soy, the years, the numher or lay situation is becoming more teachers has increased from stable. 40 percent of the fa cµlty to 60 percent. The problems ot parochial schools in California parallel The bud.get for the elemen· to a great degree those tary system rose from $16.01 throughout the nation. million in 1965 to $22.56 million in 1972. The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision against allow· "We've ex-perienced a vary· h ing, limited drop in enrollment ance of tax credit for paroc · but the rate of decline is slow-iaJ school tuition was a severe blow to hopes for alleviation of ing -it's gradually stabllz· ing," said f\Isgr. Pier r e the financial crisis. Duf\faln e. ass i s tant In the huge archdiocese of superintendent qf elementary Los Angeles which includes schools for the San Francisco Los Angeles. Orange. Santa archdiocese. \vhich embraces Barbara and Venturµ counties. San Francisco, .l\1arin. Santa cnroll111ent has been dropping Cruz and San Mateo counties. by about 5 percent a year. There were no school clos- Elementary and hi gh school ings last year in the system enrolhncnt totaled 140,200 in \.\.'hi ch had 34 ,796 elcment:irv Lake Hills Couples Club Growing the 1972-73 school year. down school pupils and 14,392 high from a peak of 187,200 in 1965-school pupils. 66. "Even if e n r o 11 m e n t "Th e reduction is tapering stabilizes. financial problems off," said the Rev. John will continue to mount," f\.1sgr. r..tihan, superintendent of DuMaine said. Lake Hilts Community Church has developed another area of activity and fellowship as part of its total program of service to the communities of southern Orange County. A Couples Club was laun- ched in May and has held regular m o n th I y activities since that time, including a smorgasbord, a dessert auc- tion, and a picuic barbecue for couples and their famil ies. Programs have f e a t u r e d special speakers and group discussions along with active Christ Lutheran Gets Education Minister fun and fellowship. Mr. and ~it's. Bob Byers of elementary schools. "I think .----------- S8nta Ana, h1r. and ~1rs. we will continue to decrease at On Saturday, Aug. 18, Mr. a rate or 3 percent. By the end nd M R H fn r Of Robert Edgell of Irvine, f\1r. · a rs. on e e and Mrs. Don Stowell of of the decade our enrollment J.1ission Viejo will host a Garden Grove, and Mr. and may go as low as 110,000." "Splashoff Swint Party" for Mrs. Alan Young of Alhambra, Father Mihan said the the club at their home. The in addition to Mr. and f\1rs. decline in the birth rate 'vas a event (for adults onlY) begins Heffler. factor in the falling enroll· at 5 p.m. and will be followed Interested couples are en-ment. by a business meeting at couraged and welcome to While enrollment has been which officers will be ele<:ted telephone the Achors a t slumping, the archdiocese bas for the coming .season. Dessert 586-0419 or tJ1e llefflers at closed only five elementary will be served by the ring 837-7061 for f u rt her in-schools since 1967, when the Committee, and a "Mystery formation about the swim par-total was 277. Anniversary Box" will be in-ty or any of the club's aC-"\Ve have chosen to keep as troduced. tivities. many schools open as possible Come and see in 73 The Initial Steering Com-,;=====================,I Arlene Ahlers Will be l·n· Ch h Hi ks .1i N y k mittee for the group, which urc , c v1 e, ew or · has grown to a memberShip of stalled as ~1inlster of Educa-Ahlers and his wife Dorothy 35 couples, is comprised of lion at Christ Lu t h er a n have three children, Nancy, fl.1r. and Mrs. Joe Achor of How does Church. Costa Mesa Sunday. Julie and John. The family Mission v ·1e1·0 Mr and '!rs As dire<:tor of Christian ' · J~ • Education at the church he'l rjjjcsjjjidiiiesiiiiiiniiiHiiiiiuniitmii· iigtoiiiiin~Bea;;;chn;. ;;rWri1ll~ia-;-m1Blie;g_el_o_f_San __ ta_An_a_,ll will be responsible for the[ l V" planning and carrying out of •"' 1. prograrru ror all of the educa· tional agencies or the con· gregation. He will also be the principal or Christ Lutheran School, a kindergarten to 8th grade school with a staff of eight teachers. Ahlers comes from Tor· ranee where he was associated with Ascension L u t h e r a n Churth and School for the past ten years. Before that he worked at Trinity Lutheran fOi ··avr'1 flemoriol pork The Solllh'4ntls Moll BtllUtiful MttflorUJs TREES of the WORLD Between Santa Ana a11d Orange On Fah1ntw Avenue • 538·1191 ' Christian Science heal? Listen as peopl e tell firsthand how they were healed. This week's program: "SHEPHERD, SHOW ME HOW TO GO- A PRACTICAL PRAYER" 7:00 AM · KFl-6-40 -L.A. 8:45 AM· KMPC-710-L.A. 7:15 AM·KOCM·FM-103.11-N.B. Augull 12, 1973 . TR.UTH · . HEl=ILS Sat., Aug. 18 -Bip,J'l'.ll. Long Beach , .. Muni~lpal Auditorium For Info. Cali (213) 370.0185 ORAN,GE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Cosio M--54W761 E. W. Ph!llip1, P•1tor for TtWf'lrtwttff C1ll !-42.0111 SUNDAT s11w1cn •:JO A.M.-S11Mwr ldtMI C...._ CAii ... I CHILD CAii I.WAIL.AILI 11 t9mt I) 10:10 A.M.-r .. ,o, Pttnn,. ,,._, ... "YEARNING FOR GOO" 11to P.M.-G"'t s,..ur 1 ... LerM hx Newport Moll Chrl1tl1n Ceni.r HARBOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD 740 W, Wiison, Cosio Mou MM7H Y. L. Hlll'WICI. -MLIN rr, ltlJl'T'fll'ICK Mltlllllt .. .,..,.. -SUNDAY s1n1ca - t :4S A.M.-SMltHy lci...1 10:$0 A.M.-Wi..t Dey 11 h7 Ser.non •Y Pcnt•r 7:00 P.M.-"TM Prlc1 Of htfhtettc.1" S.nMtt .. , , .... , COSTA M!SA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL p~ -1('""'9rf•ll -.......... ,., -Cttllf t.f'o NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CEN11R Fifi-th end Monrovl1 Stl'ffl• t :JO ... 11 :OI A.M. -Mont" W....., -s..- .... hjto lrwhl 6100. P.M. -.._. ""'" an. GAYU llWIN WH,. J :JD P.M. -,..ny NlfH tM.-. A CWN c:.. A-,_ el_, Or. GMrge O. Wood, Poslor W-7117 CHURCH OF GOD (HOLINISSl WULIY AN IN DOC1'ltNI MllTtNe AT ltYI C\.UI t,11 TUITtN, COSTA MIU. J, I. PYlTll. ,_ IUNDAY ICHOOL ......................... t :'5 .t..M.. MellNINO WOllSHll' ........... ,, .... , •• ,.tti:dA.M. "AN OLD-FASHIONIO CHU~CH WITH A WARM HEART'' CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Stroot 11 Oronge, Cosio Mo11 -548-5303 Pastor: leMrt M .......... Yhtlt Pcater -FN4 M""'9 Mentfltt Won.hlp-10:JO •·"'--s.-, Schol t e.m. S1IMlor l"'lflf Wertail,..7:00 p.1n.-lroy~ M .... Wetl.-7:00 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD 426 11th St., Huntington Beach -S48-8529 Sultdoy School 1 O o.M. -Wonllltt 11 :11 •·•· 51111, .... wershl111 1 p.t11. -FctMlly 111lte Wed,. 1 p.M. In. A. C. Stoni, Pcntor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHIS 0, THI MOTHll CHUICH THI HIST CHUICH o• CHllST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASUC:HUSl1n "SPIRIT" AUGUST 12, 1973 Cost• M•sa-First Ch"'rch of Christ, Scientist 1110 Mno W1rdo Dr .. COlte Mne S.lltdey kllMI -9:15 A.M. CIMINll s.r.ke -11 :00 A.M. ........... 2150 MOM Y ... Dr. Hunllntlon Beoch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist ltll Ii OllMt HIMtl..,_ S..C" ...... SdlMI -t 1JO & 11 :00 A.M. Cll11rcll-t:lO & 11 1" A.M. ....... IMM -IZI Mtil11 St, Newport Beoch-Flrst Chun:b of Christ, Sclentlll JllJ ......... ....,.,, ..... Cllwd-Ii~ s.•111 •sto.1 0tJO A.M. 1 ..... l .... JJllWleU4e • Newport Buch-Second Church of Christ, Scientist J1 IO r-Hk Ya.. Dr., C.... 411 Mer ChtrNlt Ii ...... kilMI -10:00 A,M, ...... a ... -Jl .... C..Hwy.(..._N ..... nt We4. 1"91"' '°""""' M•ft'ltt -I p.M. -An ~ All ,,,., cordtally tnlllttd IO atl<nd. tht church 111'11lce1 and ••Joy tht prlvtltge1 o/ tht ReadtnQ Room..t CW Cert Prff&M AT ALL SllVICU Plymouth Congregational Church I of Newport f:i1rbor )1'11'"4 St., Ne_,.., ..... -'4W741 JOHN A. LtNDVAU. ..... •:OOA.M, _C ....... ly ,,.,_., W11"-' 11100 A.M. M ... 111l111t WenM111 lenofw 7:10 P.M, l~lit SIWdy ~NE ~US eOMMU~llY ®JuRC# IANCHO SAN JOA9UIN INTlltMIDIATE SCHOOL 41,1 Mldiehff, lrfiite • !J•n Dle11 l'rttW•r to ai1v1r -1tft '" M lt1"b1n) ~ In. l ldi S.t11 .. ho•, POlf'or ~ t :lO A.M. Sunclcry Sc.hool for all a1es 11 :00 A.M. Moml .. Wonloip NUtS&lllY CAllll l'llO'llDID &'T IOTH Hou•s ,..,. llll9nn•1le11 ClflCtr'lllflt Olhtr M•ll~1 C•11 W ·JIU THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY AllHlttttl •I* Hiii 1.,111' Ot111r•I c:-Ml'MIU NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ..,Cl~NCI 01' MIND" SUNDAY SlllVICI & SUNDAY KHOOL .......................... 1t110 A.M. Mllllltw . .' .. a ... ner c. Jacll- 541 c:-twSr., c:.... M--su.1m CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE .r UfVM IM<fl 2M'2 U,911& C•nYN ll•. 11 El Ttrt 11111. Htflry OffM .... D.D. -Ml!ll1!1r Jiii Otr1111"11, AUllllrtl Mlrlllftf • lUNDAY SlllVICI -t & l1 A.M, Jr. Cll•rtll & YINllll •l'WPI -r A.M. 0111'1' CHUICH o• llLIGIOUS SCllNCI ....••••..••. , ...•• , .•••.• 6ot 11tlt St., H11ttl119tot1 lffch -IJ,·5150 Scltnc• of Mind U 'cturo • , • , • , ••••••••••••••••• , 9:30 A.M. F1mlly Wonhlp S.rvlc• ••••• ,. ,, •• , •••.•••• ,, •. ,, • 10150 A.M. -H1,1rHrv C•r. Av•ll•ltlll - s1nnt11 D'f' Jl•v • ..,,. 'Tllem""'' Ml11!1t.r DIAL•A·rill:AYIJI 1*1112 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE orr NPl'OlT ••ACN IM•IMtf churc"' Unit .. OIWctt .. 11:1111"" ktMCI, L.A.) SUNDAY llJIVICI MM! SUNDAY SCllOOL -111• A.M. ALllRT IUllO, Ilk" -Mlfll1hl" A,.. U-"u.i,....,_. ... ,. ('1le A1lt11Mr C111m-• ....... ) LITILI THIATRl.-<OJIONA OIL MAii MIOH SCHOOL t1'1 l!AS'Tat..FF OJI., NS:W..OJIT llAtM 1"0111 AH INSJ'IJIA,TION.l.L MISSAOl-D'-&L '6Wl14 Ml11l1 ...... ,.... -,.....,_ Attend :J/i e Cfiurch OJ '/jour Choice :J/i~ Sunda'I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets 1 Huntington Beach Bibl1 School l Mor l'llfl9 Worthip 9:00 l 10 :30 ,t..M. Youth Grou,,1 • , , • , • 6:00 p.111. EY1n;119 Wor1hip , , , , 7:00 p.m. Nunery ''" Pn!Yldtll ti 1t1 urvloa Ottlct: """" 0111 O.vollon SlMS. ll TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST JllOOMellf'DIMDr. M'*"• Vlei• 116-4717 116·1711 Phil Ar11o ld, Mi11i1l•r COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wenhlp -10 A.M • Church kheol -10 A.M. 644 . 7400 LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL J41 It, AMI'• Pklc1 llt el111111rre .......... ..,. . .._ .......... ht11Hy W.....,p & ~ k....._10:00 A.M • "BUDDHA'S LANO" s.tMon ~y Ptittlr 494-8061 Newport Unity LOlllfll 0. fl LICKINOla. Ml11lllM' Deftttlffl Semce-10 ....... . S1,111dty School for 111 •g•• -t ~oo •·II'· IS" 0041 lrrlM, N.-.111ort IMclt Offlu-64•·1111 DIAL-A·PUYP 146-1717 CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WIUON, COSTA MISA I......_ Hort.or & ,.lrftowJ s, ... tit.~ Stwdy-9:•5 A.M. S1111. M•rn. W•f'llrilp -lO:i O A.M. S1111~ IM. W•nhlp -6:00 P.M. WM. l•o. W•l"llllp -7:JO P.M, Wl\LIAM IP\11, MINISTll 44S..J191 Ol M•·t541 I QUEENIE-!ly Phil lnterlandi · e~itr"-';i:;;vt;J!.t.14.' on..,_._~~~,,.,..,..._..., ••1t•s an unassuming litUe domestic wine but what I like about it is its hearty abundance." ' '· Bo1·oscope Ge1ni11i: Looli: Behind Scenes SUNDAY AUGUST 12 By SYDNEY OMARR When pressed, Capricorn can beat an orderly retreat. Capricorn can push, probe. test and also know when to "'ithdraw. reverse positions and fi nall y come back v.·hcn the u'ind ·is right and con· dition.s have changed. It is easy to ""in a battle against Capricorn but this has nothing to do with the war. For Capricorn natives, w h a I counts is to be around at the fmish. Capricorn. if nothing else, is durable. Tb.is is not a flash·in-the-pan sign. Instead, these are the individuals who prevail, eodure and leave an indelible mark. Some famous persons bom under Capricorn include Cary Grant, Henry Miller. Marlene Dietrich and Elvis Presley. ARIES (March 2l·April 19): Friends can be expansive - and expensive. Son1e persons around yo u feel obliged to ex· aggerate. Guard valuables. Don't give up something for nothing. Deal with one who is bright, curious and has love of life. Stay away from person who sings blues -constantly. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Rellllion could be on your schedule. One who disagreed with you is willing to make concessions. Libra is involved You feel aggreSsive, alive. Key is to be active without being pugnacious. Pro motion is due. Don't alienate one in authority. GE~11NI (i\lay 21·June 201: If you look behind the scenes. you can make signiflcanl. ad- vancement. Bul if you push. if too obvious. you \\'ill pay through the nose. Know it and plan acco rd ingly. Be discreet. Strive for quiet efficiency. CANCER (JlUle 21-July 22): Aggressive associate should be tolerated. not encouraged. Key now is to take inventory. Know where money is and how much product e x i s t s . Capricorn persm figures Slate Seeks Trade Quiz prominently. Be ready for more respoo!ibility. LEO (July 23-Aug. ·22): Relationship that creates emo- tional sparks could become permanent. Know it and reali ze it iS not just a game you are playing. You are. in fact. on brin k of major decision. This could affect long-range lifestyle. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 221: Practical efforts are more likely to succeed than in re- cent past. You somehO\v find your own voice. You are now able to apply your own style. Leo and Aquarius persons could figure prominently. You \Vill be making a· ne\v start in dilferent direction. LIBRA (Sept. 2.1-0ct. 22): One you care for expresses doubt, may confess dilemma. Key now is to follow through on hunch. Creative forces are evident. Be confident in your own feelings. You instinctively know what th do, say. Idea is due to flourish. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Vlhat you own couJd increase in value. Know it and don't sell short, at least where real property is concerned. Ex- pand. Get your services to more persons. Sagittarius, Gemini natives might play key roles. SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 22- 0ec. 21): Short journey could prove profitable." Get basic chores out of way early. You will want time later to ex- periment, test and learn . It may be necessary to do some tearing down in order to rebuild. Aquarius, Leo and Scorpio persons may be in pie· ture. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191: You may be spending more than is necessar y . Check. Plug loophole. Ask questions. Don't be satisfied with offhand answers. You deserve the best -you get it if you persist. Vigorous person is working in your behalf. Give encouragement. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Lunar cycle Is such ilial you can be more independent. Obtain hint from C&prlcom message. Hlghlighl originality. Lead rather than follow. Imprint your own style. Fami- ly member makes gesture of reconciliation . Accept. PISCES ffeb. 19-Marcb 20): You are more flexible. You Cap;!ul New.~ Scr\•icc l':ln ~o places and Clo things. SACR A ~IE:\TTO T h t f->opularity increases. More California Dcpartnicnt 0 f persons become aware of your Commerce is distributing talents. Special event could questionnaires to companies feature television appearance. involved in in ternational trade Don't hide light under bushel . for inclusion in a ne\v edition Let others know what you can of the "California Jnterna-do. tional Business Directory.'' lF TODAY IS Y 0 UR According to David B. Pit-BlRTHDAY you ·have fine man, manager of the sense of humor. ·vou· Ute peo- department's international pie and most rec~procat,e. ID trade division, the publication October. you have cbanCe to will Ji.st products available for make beneficial change. You export from califomia su p-draw to you many born under pUers of manufactured, proc-G<mlnl lll1d Saglllarlu. You essed and agricultural goods are a natural entertainer. 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AUO. 11 MOMtClA .. • NI., A-. ,, Pflont or •lift up now •t your n••t•it LIN· BROOK llOrf for yoiJr ~Ian ,,,,,.,.,,;ant I HAPPY TOM WEISKOPF STANDS TWO BACK. Kickoff at 7:30 Rams, Brow.ns Atte1npt To Cure J0ffensive Ills LOS ANGELES IAPI -The Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns try to vent offensive frustration against each ether tonight in their second starts of the National Football League pre-season. A crowd ol about 50.000 is. "'l'<cted for the 7:30 p.m. kickoff in • the Coliseum. whett the Rams flopped belore Dallas. ~7. last "'eek in their dcbul under new ~ad coach Chuck Knox. The Browns' attack was somewhat more potent in their opener Monday night but it couldn't produce a touchdown liainsl San Francisco. Threl!'field goals bY Dm Cockroft and a toucbdoWJ\ on a pess interception by Walt Sumnet 1Were all aeveland could muster in the '27-16 deleal Redskins Rally, Nip Denver, 14-10 \VASRtNGTON tAPl -Bob Brunel. an triieraldcd journeyman in a backfield with big names. plWlgcd over-fro!'Q the three-yard line in the final qwirter Fri- day night to give the; Washington Redskins a t~-10 cxhibitionw'ictory over the Denver Broncos. Brunel's touchdo"'ll off right tackle cam,s y.•ith 11 : 12 rema ining and artcr Scnly Jurgensen marcbed. t.l,Je team 86 yards in 11 plays. A key lo the drive was a 32-yard pass from Jurgensen to Paul Staroba, which put the ball on the Denver 3. ' The Broncos thteatened in the next leries of downs when quar~back Mike Ernst, subsUtuUng for Injured Steve llalMey, scrambled 28 yards to put Denver in 3COl'ing range oo the Redskins Jt. Two plays later Ernst f~ while dropping back to pass and Washingtoo ftcovered. Defensively, Koox \.\'asn 'l unhappy \Vilh the Rams' e!fort against the Cowboys. who SCOttd tY.'O •·gift" 1ouchdowns with offensive mistakes -an intercepted pass and a furrible . ·'"I think we did some bitting out there Oh' defense, and that's . what I'm most pleased· with." sai~ Knox. orrensl\'ely , hov.·ev er. 11e11· qua rterback John I-lad! could connect on only 9 of 21 .pa~ [or I~ yards v.·lth t'lll·o i°" tercepti_ons. T~ fqrn1cr San Diego Chat'f,el' y.rill start .igainst the Browns but isn't likely to play as n1uch as he did #':'!w.,i< •· Kn~ said he also 1vanls tb use J immy ''lra,rris, 1vho tossed a 13-yard touchdo'llln -pass 10 Harold Jackson late in the game !or the Rams' only points. and allow the debut o( rookie Ron Jaworski. Jawor~· from Youngstown State in Ohio, is OQe of three second-round draft choices of the Rams. The others, linebacker Jim Youngblood of Tennessee Tech and safety Cullen Bryant of Colorado. are likely lo see coosiderable action. • I,.arry ~i~lcheon "'<IS the leading Rarns' J'Wlfler against DaUas. :n yards in eight carries, as l.os Angeles could net ooly ,82 yards on the ground. · · Coach Nick Skorich's Browns. \vbilc unaQle to penetrate the 49ers' gOal line, .. still mo,·ed the ball, parti cula rly in the · fi r!it ball \\'hen quarterback Mike· PhippS CQmpfeted 13 or 17 passes for 173 yards. Skorich plans to use Phipps for at least the first half and maybe the third quarter against the Rams before sending in Brian Sipe, a former san Diego State passet. ' . Leroy Kelly, the fourth leading rusher in NFL history, and Bo Scott are the veteran Cleveland runners. With Scott . nursing a bruised right leg, Hugh McKin- nis, who had 49 yards in five carries Monday ni ght, figures to play more. Coryell Retu,.11s f o,. Debut A.s Cha,.ge,.s Host Cu,.di·1ials • • , SAN DIEGO I Ar'! -Don Coryell . who took a losing terur, ·trl' San Diego and i'ladc It a wi11ner 'rqr 12 · si'ftilght yeurs, Egs aoo!her loolng.sq..¢, the St. t,ou;s lnals, to SM' DJ~go tOOight ft>~ his onal Football teogUe coaching debut. < The C8rda face the San Diego Chargers preseaBOO game, at the sladium Coryell guidad San Diego '5iate to a 104-111-2 record, ~ a wide,: F attack that loatur~ pa~ ll!tc Hom and Dennis SliaW.iilol ~iyen ' . f.JSC TRACK TE.AM tN MEET AT OCI 1.'hc UC JrvhH! trock and field te(un ~IT t'fllcrtaln the USC Tr0Jt11\S and Ca l tc (Long Beacb) In a non-scoring angular meet on Saturday~ Feb. 21 i>tanl 004ch Lon Mlll~r condrmcd ' re tod«r· 1• ; 1, I TOO "meet with the powcrlul ™j"'' @I'd 49trs Will gel uodcr.way at I o't <>fk Oii the UC! lartkn surface track and )'UI 1\'lnrk the flnrt meeting of the A'nteatcrs ~USC In the clndet'tj)orl. hke 11avcn i\1oscs and IJ1e Cbargers' Gary Garrison. The exuberant couch tak~s over a team that 1vas 4-9·1 last.,Ycar :ind llnished Inst Jn rushing and next·to-last ln both offense · and deicnse in the Natiooal Football League. The ' Chdfte~, rar better statistically, wound up w1th the ~me record in i,m and started orl in the same vein last Wee~\.wilh a 2&--3 loss to the New York • GiaplS. The Cards han scriml!Ulgod the Chicago ·Bears an4 Minncsot~ Vikings bUt ~aVm't played an exhibition · gadle yet. The Cll.rdirw.ls have bad 11. -ruµ111ation for lntemal problems, racial tension nnd lack of leaderSh.ip. But Cc:lrye:ll says he's dell~ted with his players' atUtudc . "t iwas anticipating some prlma don· nas ," the 1cooch says. "But thNo guys arc just like San Dlt=go State. They huslle all qver th& llctd and carry out thei r assignments, 1' As for racial stri!e , he says, "l haven't seen any evidcnct or It." And Coryell thinks bc's .found a leader In veteran quarterback Jitn Hart, who divided •tarting tin•• 18!1! year with Gary Cuozzo, now retired, and .!l'im Van Golder. Hart will play the !irst half tonight, VM Golder Ibo second half. • Saturday, August 11, 1q73 DAILY PILOT 11 Philadelphia Rookie B1ast·s Dodger.s, 5-3 )Jv G~ENN WHITE 01 lrte O•Ur ftlltt 51•11 •• LOS ~NG ELES ....:,, Jt had been said prior ID the start or ·the 1973 major league baseball ca1npalgn that Phillies rookie ·Mike Schmidt was a man With co nsi®r8ble potential to hit home runs. They ,ptedicted thal on his mark of 26 hd'me ,r;uns in bis second minor league ..,..od (1972) and the fact be belted 10 homers· in 37 games as an Ohio Universi· ty senior. And1 their foreca.St has proven sound thus rar in 1973 ••• he had a dozen circuit wallops 'prior to the Phillies' in- v;1sion or !:lodger Stadium Friday night. 1'odoy he has 14. He clubbed No. 13 with UOllc; out in Lb4.' top or the seventh Inning to rally his ''ll p.m. l; P."'· J:ll p.m. mates to a 4-3 lead, then be slammed another over the fence to · lead off the ninth as the Phils took a S...3 decision be fore 21,167 rans. The defeat cut the Dodgers' lead. over onrushing Cincinnati to 2~ games -the Dodgers' slimmest divisional lead since June 19 when they were two in front or the Giants. .. Dodgers skipper \V\lter Alston •<in· nounced after r riday's l<m that he will insert Ken McMullen into the lineup at third base ton ight in an tf{ort to perk' up the club's spotty hitting of late. "Steve Garvey is ·the ooly consistent hit ter we've had the last couple ot · weeks," Alson says. Then· looking back on the game which bad, just oonc!Uded, he adds, "runners on fU'Sl and third with nobody out and we can't score." PalQler Sent Packing He was referring to tho sixth inning when Garvey walked anP, went Lo third as \Villle Crawford followed with a single. llowever. the next three hitters were put away quietly and il was LA 's last serious threat. PQised Iverson, Rudolph The Dodgers had taken a 3-1 lead in the fou rth \Yhen Joe Ferguson hit a three-run homer and they narrowly n1issed tyi ng it Jn the seven th when ~lc~.Jullcn sent a Jong smash to the \vall just inside the foul line al third base. . • Share PGA Lead at 139 i'lowever, Greg Luzinski hauled in the long ball and that was the last noise the Dodgers were to make. • CLEVEGAND <AP) -"I'm still here.'' Don Iverson said of his front-running position after retaining a share of the lead through two rounds of the S5th PGA National cbampionship. ;<And." continued the poised young man who showed remarkable control under pressure. "I plan to be here tomor- row . And the next day. "There's no reason not to. I'm hitting the ball well. I'm driving well. I'm put· ling "·ell." Iverson. an obsC"Ure upsta rt in a field of the world's greates.t shotmakcrs, clung to a tie for the lead with·,.fl gritty. one-over- par 72 Friday for a 139"'-total. three under par on the 6,852-yard Canterbury Golf Club C-Ourse. Old pro ~1ason Rudolph, a cigar-chom· ping veteran of 15 years on the pro tour. moved into a lie Car~ the top spot with a solid 70. • Iverson, who has never before even qualified for one of the Big Four ipurnaments and is rarely among the challengers in tlie week to \ll·eek grind or the tour , had to make a romback from early bogeys on the third and fourth holes to keep his share of the lead. ·• 1 made by bogeys aqd just forgQI. it," he said. "Golly it's just the secood round. There Y.'3S no reason lo push the panic button this, early." The sof tly-draw ling Rudolph . a 1971 • Aussie Rwns ~ ... -... , .,. .. . All-Evert Final CINCINNATI (AP) -Secolld...ooed Evonne Goolagong of Australia, relying on her experience and height advantage, ended lS-year-old Jeanne Evttt's title hopes Friday with a 6-3, 6-2 victory in the semifinals of tbe $'15,000 Western Tennis Championships. \liss Goolagong 's vie!ory moved her 1ntc the finals fOr the second strai~ht ~·ear. ~e ·\viii face top-seeded Floridian Chris Ever!. u•ho stopped 17-year-old Ilana Kloss of South, Africa 6·2, 6·2 in the other semifinal match. ' '• Jea-ane Evert m1:1dc her professional debut this Week and assured herself or at least $1,100 in prize money. She will meet Miss Kloss t o d a y in the consolation match. Miss Goolagong. who finished second to Margaret Court of Australia 1'ere last year, moved to a 4-1 first set advantage before Miss Evert fought back to 4-3. The 22-year-old Australian then wrapped it up with strong, placement shots. · Chris Evert trailed 0-2 and 0.1 at the sta rt of t1(e two 'Sets ·against Miss KJoss: before taking Conun.irid with her twe>- risted backhand shots. ... ·,., l Ryder Cup member, replaced Al Geiberger as Iverson's c o -1 ea de r . Geiberger went from an opening 67 to 76 for 143, well back in the tightly bunched pack. Lurking just cone stroke off the leaders shoolders was the game's most feared competitor-Jack Nicklaus. Nicklaus, who said be benefitted from a lucky break, was rewarded with a big hug by fo11r- year-0ld son Gary after he finished with a 68 for 140. He \\'as tied at that figure with GiQby Gilbert and 42-year-0ld Dan Sikes. Gilbert had a 70 and Sikes matched Nicklaus' best round of the day with another 68. Tom Weiskopf, \\'ho has \\'on the British and Canadian Opens and three other titles in his last nine starts, matched par 71 on the hilly old layou t and was tied al 141 with fonner PGA cha111pion °'1ve Stocktoo and England's Tony Jacklin. Arnold Palmer, still plagued by putting woes and still chasing his first PGA title. packed up and went home to Latrobe . , Pa., a victim of the cut for the first time evu in this tournament . Palmer had a 74 for 150, one over the l"hlll'dtlphl• !SI Lit An111._ (ll To~•r, rt Unser, cf H•rmon, 2tt Monl•ne1, lb Luzln.Mll. If BRobl ....... cl BOOlll!l.c setimcll, 311 CA:obln!l!l, 11 TwllcMll,11 M rhrttl abrhrbi Al l0LOPes,1b •010 1 0 0 0 Buc::tnl'r, If A O I 0 o!OO OWOawil,tl •0 10 • 0 0 0 G.f"'<'ev. lb J I 1 0 J02 1 WCrwfJd,rl 3110 • I I 0 Fervuson,c "I l 3 •ll O Cev,Jlt 30 10 A23 A ll;tu,p 0000 A OOOJO$hu.11,Ph 1000 A000Ausi.ell.u •000 John,p 100 0 Mc:Muln, lb 2 0 0 0 Tot•ls l6 5 10 S Tol•ls )J J 1 3 Phl1~1>hlt ll!O «IO 301....S Lo' Anveles 000 300 000--l E-Boolle, C. Robinson. OP-LO$ An11eles I. L08-Phll&de1Pltlt S. LM A"!leln 6. HR-Fergus.on 14, Sd>mOT l U, S6-WP, Diwl,, Tov•r. S-John. Twitchell W,11·• John L,11·1 "" Wi;t-Twlc~ll. T-2:'1. ll"HAEABB SO 913311 6 i ' ' 0 J 1 , 1 1 A-11,167. Billie Jean's Play, Temper Equally .Hot score required to. make il for the final NASHVfLLE, Tenn . (AP ) -Billie l\\'O rounds. Jean King. her temper super short · He three-putted two more times -because or SS-degree heat, defeated Betty making it lour for the toun1ament -us· Stove, 7~. 6-2. Friday, in tbe quaner- e~ 73 ~It$ in t\VO rounds and had but a final round round of the Nashville pro smgle' b1~. tennis classic, and in the fir st .remau:h. "{was ~ting so 1}(ld it got to be fun- since the champiooship OOtlle last \Yeek M:_,'! the 131year-0ld. Pal~ fii'.lid. "It got • ·,a~penve. ;· .;:!fthe po~ Qiat ~·~kin~i~e-vea ;_a:et mad ~ In other quarter-final results Friday, at myself FLY mor~. • , . .. t~seeded Margaret Court of Australia U.S. 0pSi champ100. Johnny Miller &ad whipped 16-year-old Kat.by Kuykendall of a 71 for 143. Leading money Winner Miami 6-1 6-0 rhlrd-ranked Rosemary Bruce <?tampton or Australia sli~ Casals' of I San Francisco eliminated back wllh 71-144. Masters champion unseeded Mooa Schallau of Iowa City 63 Tommy Aaron and Lee ~ were at •1 d ked F · 0urr' o1' 146 A bad ~N~ 73 nd "'-"--.,. ' an unran ancoise . . aron a.1rvwro::r a. ••cvuiv France upset fourtb.seeded Janet improved to 70 .. SOU~ Mncan Gary Newberry o! La Jolla, 6-3, 6-4. Player, tho.defending fide-holder. took a ~oda • · fi 1 ·~---• .,_ 72-145 · •' Y s serru-Ul8 m:alUJClj e'l:I"-' .... :u.,. · King, seeded second, against Miss Durr CLEVELAN O -Leltde!"I in The second and Mrs Court aga1'nsl "'-C--·•· round ot the »Th PGA Nil!lonat ct..mpl-lf· ' ,~...._ ~. Don lwe~ ,,.n--:it At one .-..int Friday. tbe volatile MrS. M•son Rll'Oolptl 69-10.-\:Jt ,....... O•n s1k"' 11..a-1.a JGng, ang<red by a shot into the net. Gibby GUberl 10-10-1.0 J.ck Nfcktaus n"8--1'1l smashed the ball clear olf the court and V= ~ocJ!i:f i~~=\~\ over Miss Stove's head. Tony J.c:ll!ln 70-11-1~1 Lannv Wl*in~ 7l-"t--u 1 Miss Stove. equally angry, shooted, ~ ::~~ ~t~=l~ "\Vc'Jl \\'ait until that ball is returned." ~•m sne..i 71·11-u ? She said later, "J don't think it s•·ws Mike Hiii 69·73--1'2 IN Jim Col!Mrt n.10-u 1 very good sportsmanship to hit balls Jerry Q!llman 7.].fCl--l•l Hublrl Green 71.n-1•3 31\'ay like that." A•y F lo~d J'l>.Tl-1•3 c ,.i c111 AOd<IQue1 n.11-10 Mrs. King, who also beat J\.1iss Stove in Gto'llt Arcflflr n·71-Ul Ch•rlff COOdy 75""-1 ~3 Denver. said a rter~\'ardS the heat Was Al, Ge.fb&rDer 41·7'-1'3 al-~ unbearable. BrU(f Dewlln ~7D--1•3 ,.......,.. ~i:ri~~111'' i!~~g "I was at my boiling point," she said. Dtnnv Ll'O"' n.10-uJ "I'm pressing. It's the weather." L•rry HIMOl'I 13-10-1.13 f1~U(~.~=on R:~~:: Miss Durr scored her second upset of Chuc:k cour1r>ev n.11-14' the tourney by defeating Miss Newberry. G1rv P•lffV n.n--1.u eot1 Goa"'Y' 1s.10-1•s She had downed fifth-seeded Valerie LOU Gr•Mm 74"-71-1'5 J9')11 sc11i. 14-11-u .s Ziegenfuss d San Diego, 1~, 6-2, in the Olck Hlllld>kklon 73-72-1 '5 ----' round B•i. Ll<ll.araus 7J.n-1.&S ~ru • Tom w•t.on '1J.10--U5 the Jim w1ec11er• 1s.10-us Finals of. $35,000 tourney are &Jn. J. C. SnHd 71·76-U5 d G-Bo11e 11·76-145 ay. ~~~~~~~~~~~- • • • ' UftlT ....... r. THESE PGA FANS CAME PREPARED FOR THE SECOND ROUND WITH PADS, H ~TS AND BINOCULARS. Mistaken Identity Costly Eve Schoen has-just one llml.ll question. George Parmeter. \Vbet also goes by the name of Parnelli J~. u•here are you? · It's a personaJ. thing, you see. The Laguna Beech police depart- ment apparently has little interest and David McNeil isn't 1earching missing persons reporta. And Parnell! Jooes, the race driver. thinks Ibo IWole thing is quite fUJUl y. 'The zany tale started in mid-June \Vhen a fello\Y started fl ashing ~JOO bills.. buying rounds of drinks for everyone at the Laguna Hotel bar and spouting off to whomever cared to listen that he \Vas the famous race driver. Jones. !\.1cNeil, the hotel manger, didn't ta ke much note. '·He stayed with us just two or three' days and .t;pent a lot of tnoney," says f\'lcNeil. Enter Eve. She and the alia.!! Parnelli met in.a bar one nlght and after a wbiriwind courtship, the tu•o decided to be married in n- juana in mid-Jilly. So much for Love Story I I. The tale took a fami liar tum this week when Mrs. ScOOen revealed her n e w husband. whatever his name, had absconded "ith $2500 of her money. leaving behind a l\.1ex- ican weddi ng license and several mystifying questions. Laguna Beach poLice revealed that the imposter had ·been ar- rested for drunk driving a Qlonth ago and given them the name. George Parmeter. Eve checked and found he was from Logansport, Ind. "I \\'ent through his wallet one day when I became "Suspicious," she admits. She says Parmeter. 39, is a,.9 and 165 pounds with green eyes and a pale C-Omplexion. Oh yes, his birth- day is Aug. 19. McNeil, meanwh ile. was suspicious all along. "He drank quite a bit -y,•as pret- ty potted almost all the time," be says. "He didn't appear to me to be the steady-nerved race driver type." Mrs. Schoen had to make sure, SQ Wednesday she visited the real Pamelli Jones in his Torrance of- fice. "\\!ell , at least I got to sl\ake hand s with the real Pamelli Jones." she says. "Too bad he's taken." The real Pamelli·is married with t~o children:, Angels Topple Red Sox, 5-3 Slow Descent BOSTON fAP ) -Lee Stanton tripled· "'ith one out in the eighth inning and scored the tie-breaking run oo. Richie Scheinblum's single, helping the California Angels to a 5-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox Friday night. 1 &heinblum's single chased loser John Cu rtis. 11-9. and the Angels added a run Angels Slate All 0.-.. KMl"C mtl Aug, 11 C•llfornl• •t Botton Avg. 12 C.l(fomt. ill Bo.Ion 10:55 •• m. 10:.SS •.m. in the ninth against reliev.:Us Bob BOOn and Bob Veale on iw<>-OUt singles by Frank Robinsm. Bob Oliver and Mike Epstein. ROOmson drove In tho first line california runs with a two-nm homer in 1he opening inning, his 20th of the baseball season, and a garru>tying slacl• in the seventh. Tbe Angels Jumped on Curtis with one oul in the fi rst inning \\'hen Ken Berry "·alked and Robinson slammed his home rw1 against a light IO\\'er atop the left field wall. . The Red Sox tied it in the second on Carl Y<1sl r1.e1nski 's single and designated hittc~ Orlando Ccpcda's I7Ui home run, -It "·as the 375th of Cepecla's career and moved hitn nhead of Rocky Colavito into 18th place on the all-time list. Dwight Evans opened the sixth against Califontia starter Dick Lange with a home run into the center field bleachers. It was his six:th of the season and aa~ lhe Red Sox a 3-2 lead. The Angels matched that run In Ibo se~'"1th. Jell Torborg led off with" a single and was sacrificed to aecood. He tool< third on Berry's fly ball and ICU"ad on Robinson's s!ngle. Cl llfwlli. 11) ...... (JI .. , """ .. , .... llllofn•r.1• l O 0 0 H•~,11 JI I IN"Y, cf 4 I I 0 AINlrk.lo... 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I P•rtl•r. f -1 ct A-aust &\ D DAI LY Pll OI • Sports Cli7Jped Sliort • ~· U.S. Sues Browns • \\!ASHJ!l\t:·roN The Justice D1:0<1.rltnc11L filed 3 ··~&Ut t'ridoy accusing th~ G I~\ eland Bro\¥0!:' iif O\'ercharging home ~ a n1 t· ~1okct purchasers by $400.0l.IO Ul v!Olat1on of the 1971 prtt.:l' • f rt("L("' ,. The suit. flied 111 L' S. Oistri~l Court against the National f'ootball Lea~e te.1m, seeks a court ruling ' ordering the Rro"·ns to refund the amount to the pur<.-hasers. If tlie ticket holders. cannot be foWld, the suit asks that the Bro,...·ns be Or'dcred to reduce p1ices oo this ytar's home games. e ~!erf1••1· Tttll.;s NE\V YORK ·r he 1\mcric:-.0 Basketball As.socia- ti<;n 1ook a sinall step forn•ard this "'<'ck toward a merger u:Hh the National Basketball As.~oria uon. 1'he !eagt.:e received a fc·<!\·ral court order allowing "'St{·r1·d down talks of a !T'ei:g11r since the \Vatargate hearings are tying up Old-timers Day Ushers, Vendors Remerriber Yanks 'NEW YORK (AP/ -It's Oki Timer's Da y at Yankee Stadium today. the day former baseball greats suit up in uniforms of yore for a brief ret urn to glory in the 50-year· o)d House That Ruth Built. · But a lot of old-timers never lef t. · Their paths are n ' t between the bases but between the bleachers and behind Uie i turnstiles. They are the vendors and the ushers. 1 , At the end of this season , the Bronx landmark they know so well will undergo ex- tensive renovation. Tb e players will move to Shea Stadium, home of the 1'1ets. but the vendors and ushers lace an uncertain future. The reality that an era is about to die prompts a pause to reminisce. "J can't remember the last :Television Sched11le 7:30 ~,m, (Ill -CANA· , '(llAN' PRO FOOTBALL - The Ottawa Rough· Riders meet the Argonauts ' lti. ·a game taped Wednesday in rorc:-ito. ' time I sa1v a gaine here," said Frank Schmipf who \\'as "''atching Gate 4 at Yankee Stadiun1 before many of today's players. and son1e QJ yt•s tcrday's, were born. 'fhe 81-year-old Schimpf's blue eyes gaze from beneath his gray Stadium cap., alert for anvone '"''ho dares to try 'l'.·alking into the Yankee of· fices he so fervently pro.tecl!. "I used to stand up the whole time," said Schimpf, who never leaves his post, "but I can't do that anymore.'' Schimpf may never see a game. but he knows what's. going on. His "eye" is the con· cessionaire 20 feet away. "I used to lead Babe Ruth out of his Car. Every game he'd dri ve uptown from his apartment on 83rd Street. The kids would be hanging all over him. Boy, dld he Jove kids." That wasn't Ruth's only Jove . The Babe had a reputa- tion fQr a king-size appetite to match his home runs. "The Babe never chewed tobactj:>, ·~::;: Roi~ BiShop, wh~ Y ~ Sta~m cereer began in 1932. "During a game he chewed franks. He'd never buy them. though. I'd bring 1hcn1 to· hi m: foor or five every game. He'd just put the franks into kis hip pocket and, when no one was looking, he'd go to to•vn.'' , 1 GCQrge \VbiUield, 66. of the Bronx. is another whose dev<r lion 'to duty awarf! wafching Congress and its look ~I a bill 1hat '''ould eliminate the reR~rve clawse that binds players to \ and NBA "to meet for the purpose of discussing and negotiating a merger, \\' i tho u t C-0ngre.!t-sional ap- proval, of the ty,·o basketball leagues or any of their member teams.·' e Gillman Ult NEW York -Sid Gillma;;i, general manger of the Houston Oilers, has been plac· ed on probation by National Football Le agu e com· missioner Pete Rozelle. The action stems from charges by San Diego players that when Gillman v.·as coach and general manager of the Chargers he forced them to use ill egal drugs. ·rackle Houston llidge sued the club, saying improper use of drugs compounded an in- jury th::it ended his carrcr. His teammates then testified that Gillman forced thcn1 to take anabolic steroids tG build s trength and th at am· phetamincs were left in their lockers prior to games. e Nem Dodger LOS ANGELES -Greg Shanahan, a 25 -ye ar -old righthander from E u r e k a . Calif .. was recalled by the Los Angeles Dodgers f'riday from the National League team's Albuquerque farm learn. Shanahan replaces pitt:her George a.itver, \Vho was claimed. on waivers by the Philadelphia Phillies F.riday. Shanahan was 11·11 with a 4.35 earned .run average with Albuquerque. striking out 152 batters and permitting 171 hits in 176 innings. He had com- pleted 13 of 25 starts. e Jets Suspended TAMPA, Fla. -New York Jets coach Weeb Ewbank an· nounced Friday that ·holdouts Emerson Boozer and Winston Hill had been suspended after lhe two players did not ac· company' the team· r o r tonight's exftlbition g a n1 e <igainst ·:. tM ' .. 5811 Francisco 49ers. -:q, ·" Ewbank said ·ncilher player v•ould be allowed to practice with the team next week. Hill is an offeftSi¥e -tackle• and Boozer a running back. DRIVE BALL FROM OPPOSITE LEFT HEEi. There are a lot or important factors whlc:h So into your drivo-grip. posture, timing, rhythm-but the easiest one to adjust is ball position. Atl you hare to do is move the ball, and it can make all the difference .in the world. I have noticed thai a lot of bc:;innin1 playen d.mc with the ball positioned in the center o f their stance. Under norm al conditions this could lead to trouble. If you drive with the ball placed in the-center of your stance, your hands will be so far ahead of theclubbead that you m ay not have time to return the clubface to a square position (facing the target) befo re you hit the ball. The result may be a sliced shot to the right. For·a normal drive I recommend that you play the ball opposite your· left heel. This will give you more time to square the. clubfacC, resultin& in 1trai&htor shots with a higher trajectory. RIGHT - Senik Continues Setting Pace, 3-1 Senik's Rustlers edged one win closer to a ss uring themselves at least a tie for the 1fetropolitan base b a 11 league crown Friday night by handing previously unbeaten John Trompeter and h i s Cypress OJ:arger, a 3·1 set· ba,ck at El Modena Park. Johnson limited Ward's to five hits as the t"'O clubs staged a stirring duel. METRO STANDINGS w I f 9b Scnik fhntl~ 14 6 o Or;rnqe Panfher• 13 & l 1't Fuller!~ Titans Jl ~ 0 '• Cvoress (har~ers 11 a 0 2 L11 FO<lda Dons 10 9 t J•,, OCC Pir11!es 9 11 0 S El Tnrn Marines .. 14 0 ' Sa<ldlellack Gaucho:>• 111 0 101l Today'• Came• Fullerton Titans 1! El Toro MarinS'u~~'! Gamt• Ora"<le P~nTners at FUilerton T>11n• 11), El Toro Marines at Senlk Rustle•• (!), OCC Pira1es a ! (yp•ess 41 i. Sad· clle~ac-vs. Oraf'l!lr !71. In the only other Friday ni gh t game, \Vard's Pirates lost a 1--0 game to La Fonda at Santa Ana Valley. S1nlk Rinlltrt IU 11 r n rlll J I 0 0. 2 0 J l ( 0 I 1 ' 0 l 0 0 l 0 0 : .. g y g l 0 1 0 ' , , 0 ' 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 32 .. 10 1 Scor1 Dy lnnlntt Senl~ R1.11t1er1 (y~r~ ' ' . ocn 010 1i»-.:1 io 1 010 000 DCI0-1 ~ ' Wt,,,'J ,.lf111ff (tl .. ' ""' Grtnl, ss ' ' ' • M~ye,., cf • • ' • IC.ut>rsk•, c ' ' • • J()l'lnMll), lD • • , • sin;, 211. , • • • A ~. n • • • • Tachine. Jto • • ' • Chard. rr , • ' • Wh;te, II ' • ' • To1a15 ~ • ' • Stor1 br lnnl"G• • ' • La F=o~df ... ... ,,,_, • , W1rd' Piraics ... ... ..,_, ' • . - Area Stars Genzel, • Swick in Shrine Tilt Ur KOGER CARLSON 01 1111 Di ll)' l"lltt Stelf 1'1u tc-r Dei and Newport llarbor high dools have pro- vided their share af talent to the Shrine t\ortMiouth football game the past 21 years. and this year's no exceptlon in Sunday afternoon's 22nd an- nual classic at the Los Angeles Coliseurn. ltichard Genzel becomes Maler Dei's 12th contributiori to the state game and Newport Harbor's fourth (and third in three years) all·star player is Jim Swick (6-1, 220). Both are slated to start on defense for the South, tutored by St. Paul's fl.1arijon Ancicb. Ancich is guiding the defense and leaving the offense to Vic Cucria of Los Angeles' Wilson High. ''Swick's got the great 111obilitv and Genzel's a toul(h guy." Says Ancieh, whose St. Paul S"·ordsmen teams have dis played a great deal of those t11·0 con1modities. Ancich took tim~ out from the South's \Vorkouts at USC to t'alk about the tWo Orange Coast area players and ~ ad· ... cocky. But they're alJ level beaded and great individuals. Everybody is pulling for the other. \Ve're getting i t together," sums up Swick, a Newport Beach resident. Genzel, who resides in Orange after moving fron1 Villa Park, is headed for Santa Ana College in the fall as tt defensiv~ tackle. And that's where he's sta· -tioned in the South defense. The (ll[y c~ from duly at 1ifater Del is that he's opposite the North's tackle, rather than the guard. Genzel, at 6-3, 230, wa11 a second-le:1m All.CIF choice, - but received no feelers from - colleges. lie'll be 18 in Sep.- terntwr and this 'is an op- portunity to display the a bility he fL"(ils has been overlooked. '·'Tills is a great opportunity. .. ,just to play. , . .It's bigger than anything l've done," aays Genzel. dcd. "S.,,ick has rea lly been RICHARD GENZEL JIM SWICK outstancting. It takes a very k alert p\ayC'r to play linebacker ____ Sc.•c."'..:h~T_:•_:ck_:l_:• ______ S_o_u_t_h_L_i_n_1_b.t_c_1_r __ and he's a fine prospect. He's used to a lot or differtnt defensive sets and the only ad· justment rot him has been staytng in his own 7.one. "As for Genzel, he's just a very steady, consistent player. He's a hitter and they'll both start for us. Genzel al defensive tackle and Swick at left linebacker." Swick. \\'bo is headed for UCLA in the fall, says he's having no problem in getting up for Sunday's clash against a team of p1<1ycrs he kno~·s little about. "This is really an ex· perience." says Swick, "after visiting the Shrine Hospital it makes you feel pretty grateful that you·re gifted with the physical abili ty to play in a game like this. "You Otink of those kids and you knO\\' the 25 opponents you're going to face are as good -maybe better -th~n you are. It's no problem to get up for this game." Swick, a first teem All-CtF choice. is surprised at the quality of athlete he's playing with, "I thought there might be some individuals here who \VOuld be a little overconfident. For Tonight Alamitos Entries Alamitos Racing Results FOR l'RIOAY "' ". "' '" "' '" "' FIRST ltACE -.IO() ~1rd1. 1 yeer llld1. c1a1mrno. p.,... snoo . MOOfl Fen, Ill:. Banks) 1.60 S.llO S.'20 l'TI• Dickie Bar, !S. Trea1ur1J•.80 l .60 Ooot1 La LI (J. Or~r) •.60 Time -20.,1 Alw Ran -Flrtdwllrvr . Leo'' Pete, TOii'• Gal. Ovlc.t R1l1N11r, Klpty1 Royal, Tom'i Bir. No Scralciln ~rs "' "' '" •u "' '" '" '" ill "' '" m '" "' '" FIFTH lti$iC£ -350 v1ro~. lve•r o!d• & uo. /l.Uowanc~. Purs.S!OOO. Shlrn•ock•I,, IA AOdl•) 11J Andv Co1 1J. ,...ard) 1 I Go Go J11nn!1 JR. Bink•) llJ R<>ekv Oenrudo, CS. Trt1,ur1) I' Uncle ffyfus (IC.. Haft) ZO Drl~ln V.1n, (!:. 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The Rustlers. whi ch lead the league by a hall-game over 'the Orange Panthers and Fullerton Titans, will have one of the two pursuers fall back after Sunday's clash between the second ·place clubs at Cal Stale Fullerton. Newport , University Gain Forfeit Wins l2 El"•dl t-Moon •n1 ' t-lm1 Dickl1 tar, Paid .MOM. SECOHO RACE -170 yard•. 3 ye1r QIC11 a. up. Cl1lmlng. PurM tl100. F°"l' Ne..oc, IA:. S.nit.)20.20 1,.60 4.ZO El Arete, iE. G1n:1) !.'° l .00 ROY Cllll'fl, ($. TrMWt'll J,81) Time -D.l!. A!lO A:an -I To Go. P1,.,.,llM Biii, T~r Varlet, t\rass Lal'ld, k llllf'e SIXTH RACE -870 vards. 3 Ytl• oh:IS & uo. Cl•l,.,.,ino. PY~UOO. [l~lmlnq Prier USQO. Fl11" Alert, (C. Srnl!hl 111 Pr!r>etmear. tE. G1n1l j" 0•0111, CH. Paoej '2 l'lr .. :lnq CrHk, L. Mvltt\ 1•• Full Moon Mini !5.Tr••urt) 9 Ont Al'ld Ontv, J, WllilOrl) l it Filtv Grtnd, IJ. Wardf 111 2'00 p.m. i7) -PGA , GOLF CHAMPIO~SHIP -Third round action in the final big four event of the year .Live from the Canterbury c;olf C.1ub in .. Cleveland. ". DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO VACATION SPECIALS '66 OOOG E. CAMPER o/. TON $1677 '10 ARISTOCRAT TRAILtR 17 11, Lo ... 11 .. ,r. II~• ,,..,,., •~tr1 1wnl11J• t11n VlW>r I. eltctrlc•I llO<>k· ,, .. ''"" $1877 '69 El CAMINO CUSTOM. Aui.,,,.11c lrlnl.o POwfl' 11P9rff 11p, troYn 1~11r•Of I. ti<'(\ t11-11r1or. Zt1·H!'. $21 77 '72 JEEP $3677 "That's·· the troUble with some of these ~ids. You can't watch the game if you want to make any dough. "You J?OI· ta have' quick hands in this profession. The fans are ahs,·av!i tryi ng to beat you. s\s,'iping something 111 h i le you're loo.king the other way. \'ou gotla be slick." The sturdy little 25-year-0ld blonde, \\•ho was scrond last week at Columbus for her best finish of the year, challenged the cross·winds of the l\.Udlane Country Club course ~·!th 37. 33. Gary Rungo and M ik e Tessier \Vere the big guns for Senik as Rungo collected a pair of doubles while Tessier v.·as three for four, at! singles. ~tike Alba scattered eight hits and Tom Johnson '\l,'ent l\\'O for four in Ward's loss to La f~onda . La Fonda's Ton1 Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division w L Pct. GB w L Pct. GB Detroit rJ 52 .548 St. Louis 61 55 .526 Balti1nore 61 51 .545 II ~lontreal 56 58 .491 4 New York 64 54 .542 " Pittsburgh 55 57 .491 4 Boston 60 54 .526 2\1 Chicago 56 59 .487 411 Milwaukee 55 58 .487 7 Philadelphia 53 62 .461 71> Clevelru1d 45 71 .388 1811.i: New York 52 61 .460 711 ·West Division West Division Kansai City 67 50 .573 Dodgers 72 44 .621 Oak land 64 51 .557 2 Cincinnati 70· 47 .598 211 ,i\linncsota 56 57 .496 9 Snn Francisco 62 52 .544 9 Chicago 57 59 .491 9~i lfouston 60 58 .508 13 Angels 53 59 ' . 473 l [ 'i: Atlanta 55 64 .462 18 112 Texas 42 71 .372 23 San Diego 40 75 ,348 31 ~~ F1ld11'' R•,~111 Frld1¥'f J11:11ulh Ni!# y,,.,. 10, 01klar1<1 t HOU$!0!! 6, Chlttto 4 A~llt S, BotlC>rr 3 All•nit $, Pl!hbvrgh ( Ofllroll 7. C11Jai10 l Cincinnati e, SI, Loult -' K-.i111 City 2. e .. 1fmore 1 San Olrvo 4, Mot1!rll!1f l flolilwewktll S, Mrnnet0la I Phllbd1ll)fll1 S. 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Newport !-!arbor \vas un· beaten going into the schedul· ed match with seventh place Foothill following six straight wins but held just a ooe game lead over University. University gained its forfeit win over Fountain Valley in the second game of the night but there was no chance for Uni to move into a tie since Foothill failed to appear for the final game. Shaun Gallagher s c o r e d twice to lead Costa ·Mesa to the 5-4 win over last place .. Dana Hills ·Mat Clinic A summer wrestling clinic IJ scheduled today at Dana Hills High School under the sponsor- ship of new coach Terry Wigg- lesworth. Wigglesworth, who takes over at Dana Hills · High rollowing a four-year coacbihg stint at Simi Valley High and a year assisting at Hancock College, has four g u e s t s peakers lined up for the all· day setup. Former ClF champion Mike Kobylarczyk ( I 7 8 I , Al (;harbonneau ( 136) S t e v e Shirley (1 15) and Rick lfar- rlngton (123 ) of Slml Valley High will be the guest speakers. and v.inless Buena Park. The win secured fifth for Costa Mesa's Mu stangs. Other "-'in· ning scorers included Joel Monroe, Peter Ross and Kevin Woodrow. Clay Stevens hit t1vo goals and Steve Wyalt one in the losing cause for Estancia which finished six th in the eight team league. UCI Frosh Host UCLA UC Irvine's freshman basketball team will entertain the pow-erful UCLA •Bruins' junior varsity in Crawford Hall on Jan. 18 to highlight a a 22-game schedule that also includes two tournaments ear· ly in the season. Coaches Jeff Cunningham and Dean Andrea will send the Anteaters yearling s against the USC Trojans juni or varsity on two occasions on u home-- and-home basis with the first game at UC J on .Jan. 4 preceding a varsity encounter with St. J oseph's College of Pennsylvania. S.Cralcl'Mld -JullDtrb. Sc.ooptr ~rl, Plur>Mr, Mt!010 Sl11v. THIJl:O ltACI! -.00 Y•rll,. ? year okb. PUtW $2000. "llme!o lh lfl ~r lcl!, (J. Wa1l0!'1) •.64 3.10 1.60 Gle1fu11. {J. Orner) '"'° l .211 Ctplain Crunch, (IC.. Harl) •.00 Time -'20.19. AIJQ Ran -Lighting IC 8fr, 0- COlly, 0111•1 S~aelow, Mr. Cu11 Brllthtl ~CtalChed -Winds Of Spt/ng. FOURTH RACE -..ciQ v~r!ls. 2 ve~r olo:U. Pursr 11000. 7r l polf J et, C1rcio1a1 Tr!pl1 &e11 {R. Banks) ( 0 . 10.80 3.SO I o10 1.•o 1.10 Sky 0 1 Olamon(I, !A. Ad•l•J 11,.,.,e -20.ll ,~ A/10 Ran -Call Mac, Moon M!••IQn, Wlnsu'TIDr'f, Jeep JMQ, You AlrlgM No Sctar,hrs. FIFTH Ill.CE. 400 y1rds. 'year old• purse $2,000, L1nry•s Jll, Smith •,00 2.olO 2,lQ Tl"y Be Mine. TrH1ure l.bO 2.211 Rell.el IC.•y, Hart 160 Tlm-~.21. Alio r111 -Pace Maker, Ratll>I Oru!J'I, A!'IQll'I Tread, Easy F111r, TtU· Iv Bllss. Two f1I Go. No .crattr.e1. SlXTH MACE, a yard1. 2 y1ar Ids. pyr"° "-000. Go l-ar 1n1r 11 sl'lr, tr .. wre U.60 1.10 •.IG lmoresslvary, Ad1lr 1~ 10 n .'XI Play Po1<1y, Llrr!ue )lll TIME-:i!D.17. All.o t•n -Blmdel1•, Miu Pig Pl9. LFnco+n's Suri Bell Desi Doll, PMQl!br's MOOtl !lug, Tiit M 1. No 1cr1,cl!•U IS E>1ac11 1-Go F1rfl!er!11ter & ~. lmores$1vrly, p.Sld M00.!111. SEVE.HTH RACE. 110 yards. 3 ye1r olds & UP. Atlo'"•rl(f, Purv SJ.000, SEVENTH ltACE -400 \11,,,S. J v..r !llC11 & up. Pwse SJO.flOO. Mr. MldlanCI. JO· Morrfl) 120 Rvbv Kh1n, < • Wat50!!) 116 NallYI Empr1s1. /R· M air) l'.D CO!T\r SI• (L. Mv t ll 125 Chtr~• Bir.I .. Oreve•l 120 A·t<a .. 111h 811r llC. H1r1) 11• FU~M 109, 01. Banks\ m Pock11u ro. c1rd<lz1 •li B-Osaot Rocket. S. Tr111urej 122 AllD EU~fbN P~cadlllo, lJ. W••ll/ Pdu t<ltten, (L . W• ot\tl B·Go Cnlckll Go, !S. Trta1urel gg '" EIGHTH Jli$iCf -810 Yl<llf, ) Vttr old• a. ••o. Cldlmln;. Purse 51100. Claiml•a PrlCI S35lll. Oon Kur, /E· G1r1~) l\t 1<11no (.o, H ra<ieJ 111 MOi>llt. IR. Ad1.r1 m MIPle. IL. Wdu>ir 11• loll'loOttle". {l . Mvltt) 119 Mr, Ad~Qlllllt, (I(, H~r1) 11' Celllornla Sal'!Cll. IC. 5rnH~l l\t NINTH RACE -J50 111ro:11.) w1r • Old1 & uo, c.11;,.,.,ll'IO. Purse i1600. Cl11imlll<I Prl'r .S1600. Soortf'd Ptt~, (I(, H1'11 '" BOO Eve, (0 . C•rclora 119 H lf11~rln, (L. Wrl~htl 121 R:oa<lnq Rockll, fJ. WllJOI') 119 Sleek B•r fH. Pto1) 117 Flohlen c~lc. (E. Gani) 111 ~~y 1V~\·1~\i, Ml~~~d•l•l '1r. Angel$ Suro M'k1. cs. Tr .. 11.1r1J 19 Mr, L11er (!-<, Crosp,vl If AllO •I olblt Cocky Kid, CS. Trnsvre) l?t HttlOf ... NOit. (L. Mvtaf) llt Ties Mark Most Pars Vonewon, ,.111lr 8 . ...:1 (.iQ ~.60 Un C.~••oe, wa1son 3.611 3.00 ll "·as ' I l l !>•11nnn•,,·s aoy. ward ... 00 ... • mos pnrs even n l::~ :.1·Gavelm~n. T~ree 51,1P<1~. lluntington Seaclirf Country soottea s~r euu, FOf' D••1e1. T•••• Club for the wo1nen's golf ciu'b l•lc•r. ~erarct\td -Okl1 Smoc!nit this WCCk . EtGHTH 11.t.c£. lSO y1ro1. l "''' In first fl ight !\>label Chris·•, ~~5e!u~·. ~:~i;r~~!· pur;:.Ji'·~80 1.00 Hanson and Marilyn Jones tied ~11~.H~· .. ~: ~~~~ '·"° tt:: ror first with 14. Loi., I-fall and · T1me-11.91. Cheri Thomas tied ror the nex1 AISO r111 -Old Home,te.td. Lh~l'ltnl~ Oec. 6-f -Whll!ler FrOlh lournty , 1!<111, Rel>ll Cl!a1Ut. BIO Jeoo, 0on I Spot With 13. tl~ec;. 10 -,, Citrus Ju~ror ColltOI L':~ :c~~~Cl!ls. In the second flight, May cite:. :n -Cal PolV !PomoMI JI(, t5 EMllCI• t-Hy eovnd & •·Sir Nom1<1, v o.c . u.21 _ 11 Mir• cos•• J c otld 1"41•.oo ander So1nmen was first T~,,•:.~,·-u>c JV'''"'· NINTH RAC&, l50 y1rd1. l·Vl•r~d• with J3 whlle Pat Hood, Edee, ., ~ I up cl1lrnlng. ouri.1 $1,900 N d All II J•"· 1 -wn111r..-Jv 1s:•,1. O•fldv'• J1t. M•t•Ud• 1t.10 •·'° '·"° annes an een A en lied , Jan. JO -Cal St1t1 (1An9 lltacl!) JV Wiien Cr"k (htc, Orayrt 1.00 l.10 for SeCOnd 8f 12, (S:•SJ. 8arr,on 8td, Binks J.40 J1n. 11 -ucv.. JV 11::.01 r rn-11.02. Siu Dudley won third flight ,;.. JI,,, 22 -Cal Sllll (Nortnrldgl) J'( AIM> (II'! -Cos,.,.,Jei Roek•I Mk~. h IS:.U). Dorl• Mnr, R•vmon4 ar BGy, e1o1>t1y onors with 16 with Olah Jal'!. t5 -ca1 s11i. jLono lleac.111 Jv 8~' ~:i~:." Too. Morgan second at 12 and Lu ,, An1htlm c~\t. Cir, (5:UJ. 15 Exact• S-Oandy't Jel " •·W!ttn Gaskell th•·rd at 11. Jen. 29 -at Cal Wnle<n JV.{($:•$). Creek Cl!lc, oald lJ3,.l.SO. fib. 1 -C11l Stelt <Oomlrw;iuoi H11111 ....:;:.::::..:::::::"""::.:;:::::::;. _________ . .:._.:._.:._.:._ __ _ IS:•S), . Ptb,' -Chapm1" Col!aot JV (St•Jl. Ftb. s -S011tt11rn C1llf!)l'nl1 Collev• (S:.UI. 1"11>. I -<ti C1I State !M!)l'lhrkl11tl (S14J), Feb. • -VC Rlver,ldt JI/ (S :4$). Ftl>, 1' -11t Cel lapt!U JV (71, Fil>. It -Cel ~1111 ( FuU1rlon) J I/ IJ>.t$J, P'lb. T.I -al Cht P"'ll'I COllfll'I J V !Sr'-1), F.o. n -•t use JV cs:•n. . SAILING , Cost for I.he clinic is $! per athlete and he should bring his wrestling gear wi th him. 1----------- The morning sessiOM will consist of takedowns (11-10), dclcnsive sroppe" (10.nooo/, escapes and reversals {2-4 p.m.), and pinning cllmblna· I iO!l.'I ( 4'5). 1.AX:ker room facilities and· tnwels will be furni shed. • ' ' • ' ' • ' c • ' ' d • c c • • " ' ' • ' ' ' d • ' • ' DAILY PILOT 13 PUBIJC NOTICE PVBIJO NoflcB PUBUC NOTICE Coast Area Vital Statisti~s FICflTIOUI a vi1i.1Ht ,KTJt'IO'll autl•lll •tcTITIOIH •inl•ltt NAMI STAHMl#T NAMI tTAftM•Wf NAMI IT.t.nMDn' "" lllllowlnt oerM>ll I• llOlllO M111t1• TIW f~loWlnt ...... .,. Hfllf The ~ ,..._ -.,,. .,. ~llttl-.. : t!v\1 ... 1 .... PERRY'S MOTORCYCLE $EllV1C:I!, RMIC AltCHITl!.ClUJtAL LIOHltNQ EASTG.iTE LIQU~. 11'32 Viti..., 7$42 Wit'*' Av1., H11ntl11111ot1 SMtn, -U f.A., f20 Wtll '9h $1,..1, Stnft VIN '"'"'' ~rftn GI ..... , Ctllltrnl1 CA ,,.... Ana, Ctlllorl'lll t'llOI ,,_,.1 l"tn'Y 0.ltotl Cr•I"-1-0' El l"'fft>IO. AMERICAN LIOMllNO AS$0CIATOL 50(eYMAN $ASSOUN IAH, tMll a00ttil ........... .., .......... Ja .................................................................................... ..,.,,.., ................................ .. FOU11ttln V•ll•v. C11lf. INC .. It Ctllklnll• coroor'1!0ll), !20 ··r. Clrc;:le. HvnTln;IOl'I ••• c" .1~ Tllt1 bullnffl 11 tOMllC:ttd ty 1n ln-W1tl '!Tl Slrtll. S.ntl Ant, C1llfort1l1 Ct lforflla. dlvldUtl tl'101 1tE•ECCA. SAS$0Uf0,t.N, ~1 a oolh M • HA.\.L·STEONER -D1vtd G-. 21, "''l'Y D C•tttt Tr.I• 'ouslntu !1 t6flltuclld b'f I COi• Btr, Clrct-, HuntlnglOl'I Stit h , ar--9e t3t•I W111 $1 .. Gtrdfn Grov• •r>d il'llt lltttrnlltl! ,.,.., li!ed ... uh '"• Coun• 111•11111'1, C1 lfornl1. • ..,. ,,,.,.,., Lwltt. 21 , lt:tl M1ln, Hun tv Cl1r~ ol Orln(I" Countv on A119!.l'I f, AMERICAN LI GHTING T!lll iwtln"s It tond\IC:lld bv 1 G1ner1I !lnQIO<\ OMCll !t1) ASSOCIATES. INC, 1"1rtnwshlp. .. %-M S. ltti ,v,11 w11n1m M. s.mr.••· l"re11den1 so11vmtn s1-n11n ~·ac:enses •v 2 l"\lllll•llH Ofll'lllt CO•tl oanv Plllll Tflf1 "•1tml'lll w•• lltcl with tM coi;n--Thtt '''"""""!Wi t Ill~ Wiii! tt'le Coun--STACEY .,,, -Nfchol0$ EOw8•(1, It, Aull""' 11 . \I. 25 1110 Septemw 1, rv Clerk cl Ortn91 Countv on July 11. tv Cltrk of Or1ng1 Countv on Julv U . 3211 c11v SI. N-POr1 81•cfl •nd Dissolution Of Marriage lt7l 1175 73 lt73 ,, .... , 1111 MIV 17, ltfl Su111n A1>n. '1), tnl Cltv SI .. Nt wl)(lrl ,_ ,I .... 1 HOSKINS•SflLL -Ktv n lllthttd, 21, 8c.1Ch IJN..OC tMJ« 151'1 arl101111on We11mh'll•t• llllil HOLCOMl ·PI NeGAR _ Ch . r I 1 s Sti.,r, Lo!1 Junt tnd 011t1n~ E1t1 PUBLIC NOTICE Mlfllttl L M•l-lnf, Allor11•y PvDl!she4 O•tnot Co••I O•Hv Piiot. J,,.. DenlM ,....,11.16, iani Vl1nn1 Ori••· DounlMI. 23. li'l s ti.tmi .. tt••n, Aiit. A1>tolln, ConsuelO end Jullt,. Arnold -----Slt,ntnJ, 'on"' Lt Ftvtr & Smith ly 21, 28, t1'd AUOli51 ~. 11, 1073 2241·13 1,.t roenpG"e'°o C. An1h.elm Ind Oor,ll•v Louise. ti. Nltnolson, Jooy R 11110 HQV Jtr1la NOTlCI! 0 ' l"UBLIC H l!' AR I NG tot Wli.lllrt loultvinl, 111111 F\Olf' HOLT~ Pt. • RANNAN -Jtlltry 1~3~1 M cl d O l H ll 1 Ev1n1, How1rd J. Ind S!lervl Suull ll•Oflf: THe PLANNING COM· Lo> .,,,,,,, Co<U••,lt 90017 R<iltM'I, 11, llli Etfl Junlpero, S•11 Beocn 1 tn 1 r ve, un no ou H•trl•, Don11d Wrlgn! 1nd M•dtll1>1 -P U BUC NOTICE c.11Me<1" 11111 J1touenne Jo, so, '°' At1n MISSION OF THI CITY OF !"OUN· Pul>ll•htd Or1no1 Co•1t D•!IV Pllllt. Ju· ti1tl Junlpero, Son (.lementt /\~lDRADA A8150ft -Jenn Cll1tl1s, M•tuo•, CllOord • 90 arod '''°''"" TAIN VAlLIY 1 IY "' n, trld Auoud 4, 11, !97J 2U1 ·73'1------------KELLellt, JR.-t-IANSOH -S1er:;1n 20, 0 01 H•ll A~•. HunUno11n 8"ac11 Gibson. Htfry L~tnd Blrblrt Jean NOflCli 1~ HERE I V GIVE'.tl 1~11 (111 STATIMllNT 011 AIANDONMINT 011 Theodore, 27, 6lfl Oonr! Circle, un ~~?,,~',,'," ,',',',!' 11, 4901 Hell Ave , Ja'°"'°"· Tt.elmt O •n~ frincti W Wednt\day, Auou11 12. lt1J, ~! 1., "·"' PUBLIC NOTICE \ISi! 011' •ICTITIOUs l\ISOlllS HA.Ml! 11.r:g1on. 8eacn •nd Vin ,. G•Yil· u. n¥ Ill(. n G111ncn. Marv •f'ld Raymond L. '..:'.,.~';!, c,.~:!1nc~~~~·c.:~nl1~1·:: NOTICI TO Cfll!OITOllS 11•!"'o1~11~~"91ft~1~:s"'1.,:.t=::~~": SJ~~,~~~~~~~~f0~~~:;,8~~J:~ 't~;i~Ri.L\rf~Nf~E ~''· W1s1~t~:i~~ g:~~~'o:~"t~,;. :~ ~=rr.M· PfAnnln.g Commission wlU tiol'1 l)ubllr SUfll!lllOllt CO\lll:T 01" THI llEAKSHIRE'S IN THE SICY ti Qr1no1 r lrod O.,DOfth Annt, 20, ~rinlt ~~~ Lte, n, &05 E Cimu,, S'""°"°"'" Jan"a II. I n.I Scolt O. he1rlno on !ht lo11owlng , ITATI! 01" CALll"OltNIA f'Oll: County Alrl)Or'I, ll1nl1 Ant, C1Jlfornt1 C.W Lindi, Ai>I. D, Garclen RODRIGUEZ·l!ll!LTRAN·-J~hn llODert, Caln, EUtn Jovct Ind Klrmll lee f'lllCllS Pl.AH lolO -Alipllcallon Ill«! THE COUNTY OF OllAHOll fht fi(tttiou1 Dvtlnt11 nlmt 11lerrt!:I t11 'EWI O" "OO' -Vo•-•o M•'"'''' ll, 23112 Calle SilVlclor, Mllslon v.. SeDech, Henry ar>d Vlctor!t LYnn b'I' Pac:Ult c°"'st Pr()Oetlltl, Inc. to con· N• A•ntH •bove Wtl HIH 11'1 °''llO' COl.mly on .. ..... .. '""" tO In(! llCll, "· ~5S N. H1rwooc1 SI' Grllthl'I, Strlfl J. •ncl Jtmtf w. 1truct lnclUllflol buUcllt1111 on prc1urtv ESTiii ol MAitY A. PFIRltMANN , Auc1111t 11. 1t12. S2. I Ptdl!& Anthlem tlld Htle~ Ortnge Price, G1rv Rtndttl Incl JllCly Ann sltutled generenv nor!h of ~Ills AVi'nut 01teiled. Alltl"OllT NUMBER. ONE, e 0! I, 52, IN Corti Av1 .. 81lb0a HtU. Strt tncl M•i vln A. 1nd tat! OI W1rcl Sir«! In lht City's Ml NOTICE IS HEll!SY GIVEN to t1M C1tltor1111 Corperetlon, io30 lido Ptrll. C~~~11-AI _ Tlk·Wlh Jollflny, 20, f9t Mty Jt, lt1' l'llkitr, N1ncy LH er>d Mtlvln J1mt1 11\dvstrlll Zone. trfollllor1 111 the 1b0v1 r11mfoll dttldent Drlvt. Newport l tadl, Ctlllol'l'llt tl'60 Mlulon Drlvt, AOI. S. (0511 Me!I B611Mv, Clltrl" R. tnG Me1tlnt l"llSCISe ll'LAN 241 -AopHctllon llltd 11111 ;11( pertons having tltlmf 10tl11SI !ht Tlllt bllllneu WIS Condlltlld bV I C«· t.nd Stu~o Anni, 23.. 99t Ml$Slon TOTTENJ'.HRISTENSEN -Cllllord. Colt, Stepn1nle Ind Jttk 0 . bV Dr. Ml•~ll "°''°" to cO!Ulrutl I 3· 11lcl dttldenl 1r1 r9e1ul1ed to Ille ""'"• Pl'lllorl. Drlw, Aot, J, C0$1t Mist 51, 31""'1 E. Nine Orlv_,, L11Jun1 Fllff J!llV U W•lltfd, c1ro1 J. 1na J1m,., l.\1r11c:1, Annt H. •nil Jt~~e A Dav1~,on. su,tn Lynn •r>d S•tonen Wlll11m M1Jer. 1C111y1 Jocltlll 1~0 lllth1ro t.1w•l"<A Eclw••<l1, Olene LOI Ind l•1tv I~, Cloud. W1ll1ct £. 1na Oor()!hv M McConnell, Pt rrrel1·L. 11\d Oor,.llf E. Dilly, M1rv Ol1nne tl'ld Roger Irving F•rnow, Ma rtllt M ar>d cn111es S let. lloc.erl L, •nil Gl1eile C, Mew;~. Mldiln"' l!lorn1det11 •r>O J•me1 Mel Yin Murlllo. JOit •nil Or•U~ McAnllf, Roo1r tncl $u,,.l'I N. llom1r, ftmtrt 8. &nit Sco11 t.. L1rn.plle1r, J•cqutlyl'I G. •l>d JC$1r>h w, P111r>0n, Lllllen If tnd Rk:l'll•d 0 . Kln1el, EUOllle M. 1nd Pt00V J. 0"4 Rio, Er""'t ~nd Ju1111 wnion, Jo.nne •nd Jerry t.e• Jlme1>1:, Arel" Mtflt 1M Al•l'tfllMot N1!11111, Ol•ne L~nn t l'ld lltndtll Al•n M1Yn1rcl, ()IOfU• It. •nd l'tmtlt \., Flshtr, S11a1.-M. Ind Mint; $. Smltn, B11tklY G. I ncl Prltcllll M Court, Rllbtrt Etrl 1t\cl lltulll Vhol"I• Sl•tlt, c 111r10t11 J•tn t ncl P•rrv EOwln s110111~d. &ei1!1 M. Mid Jo.t¢1oll I". Gr1neo. Rotile Kv ena Paul J •""" Jr Bu~chef, Glorlt i\\11v ana Wiiii•"' ,IUSf>KI, Jr, Sh11)1ro, Loult. Jr •rid GftCt ..,.,., v.n 01llHn Fitttl 'lllV 11 O.Brul~. ll lc...,rd G. 1r>d Wln1l•ttl E A1hov. Mlrv Ann 100 MICl\tll R. Lvnch, Autn M. 1114 Otvld It. a rioos, Eldon Divis Ind Donni M1rl1 Ht11clerM1n, Gr•i11 ind T1rry l.11 Qui"" Geor9i1 Zohar •nil At11'111r Lit t.emack~. Vern• Garff&V 1/ld fritlm• 011nn1 Wttk1. N1ncy •~d Roger Tavlor 1'1r11<e, Avt1 A tr>d oouor11 l!I. Hu111vcutt, 1(1r1n Fr•nce1 •1111 Gtrv Euo1n1 Krumwlt<11, Lllldt Lt• 11111 M1dltl4 H..,,-... 011, Ctrolyn Merl" -"" MHtol\ Lynl' Jl•rell, TMr111 Ann and Jerrv L•• ''°" Me<lltll Pro'"slOl'ltl 0U\c1 with the ntctUltV voudler" In !ht office AIRPORT NUMBErfl ONE VAN OEWARK·SACI( -8rl1n llollolrl, Ntguel tnd Mery Jane, ~1. 1902 Cl1v, H11clfn JUfll Clrole end J1 ff 04¥14 bulld!f'IG on ~rQINrlv 1llu11td or1 the 1111 of 1ne cle1k of 11'11 1bov1 1nlllltd ccun. « l'I V: Fr1ncl1 M. Oel•ntv, 22, Z51d S. Co-st Hlottw•v. Laovn1 N•wl>or'I l!letch. Grt1111, AU11> A. incl Bonnie L11u l~:lll•t1!!<'!1!'.,'1'1<t~'"'"""""'"r'""'" _ . ..,..,...,,,...,.., .... ,., ' ~ • ,, '' ' ... ' ,. ' "' ..... -· PNtldtnt l'l••Cll Ind 1(11!\1flfll M1r1hl!I. 21, ELLIOTT·M<C"••a -J-·-· ···~ SDro•!. J1m1s a. Ind Lin•• K. r• ~ I 01 V< II( '"t • C~< ,-," o 10 PftHnt 1m, " ,,.. nee•ltfY l"lt7t) 2510 S. Cotlt.HIOhwlV, l toune Bilich 38, "~ E. "w,, To<<•',-,,-Ao<. 2 f Hunetr, Allin 0 . ttld LoMnt GM11• -" Wtmtr .Avtnut n 1111 iv a om-vouchtr1, to tilt" unotnl91\td 1t 27'0 HESPE·HAMILTON -Cl/Tiii Wllll•m, S!tlko, Sh.er•ne L. •nd LH L i; TONIGHT'S l men:!11·Profe111on11 ?one HarDor Blvd., Sulit )13, Costa M ... , Pt.1bllthod Or1n;1 Co11t DtllY P•lot. n, ~ Edfl'lll« 8l'o'd.\,lt.(lt. '°'· Ht.1n· A111hetm •tld Donna J"iln JS, S2 Moore, Viltrlt •tld Johfl 0. Witt THESE MA.netts are ~;ng prCl(ltl:-d c.nr. •2'2.t. wMd'I It "" PllKI of bull· A1111111t ... 11. , •• is. 1t13 U)j.13 tfnolon l'l•tth Ind JI( I• Lvn. n. •2l Poln\ellll Ave .. Coron• del Mir, MIHWell, EIHnor Ind Thoml1 s. t lh P! I L of th I nec1 I H t E Cht'1nt.1t. Ortnoe DONNELL Y·HE ISEA. -Ill, ob Ir I 8r1ln1,cl, DOIJQllS lf)cl Shirley Let purauint 01 "· •, 0 •nn no •,•• ., ""e "''' of the und•r• 9 " ,• mil •r• PVBUC N~CE COl"IPER-1'1VEY -G1rv 01vlcl, 'll. EClw•rdi la, 1S01 Mend.ell. Apt 11, lnorem, M•rlon H. 11nd Belly J11n Stilt of Ct I''"" 1 overnmen1 Ocie ..,, Pl'l1lnl119 to lhe .. ,,,, of 1t d cltttd<!lnt, va 1 f lt! lSth St,, wo~ll'fllnttir dnd Hun!lt111 on Beith ind C•rol Lou, 33, Monoolclen, Judith A •nd Devlcl 11 \eel lt\cl !Tit FVMC. Tine 21, wlttiln tour months 11t1r !ht f!r!I wblf·t---------------t SU!tn J"1•. 1t, Tltl 1Sff1 St.. 7101 M•nclrelt, ADI D Hllflllno1on Jones Trudv Ann •ncl lloDWI Gent THOSE DESIRING 10 lestllv In l•v« cl c:11lon of this Mtlc•. l"ICTITIOUS aUSINISS w~strnlni1tr Beech . ' Morrli. Terrvt R. and Willllm O. TV HIGHLIGHTS ' or !n oiiootlllon to lhtH m•ll~r~ will '111 D1tod J11IV 31, 197' NA.Ml STAT•MINT OPTEr.A.-Kl!NST -Rotit•lo M&rllnt, VJINCE·SOCKRIOER -ll~r!ttll W1rd1 Mc:Farlafld, Allred Thomas ano 00!'111 Qlv1n 1n or»icrtunltv IO do 'o If lurther .Aunull Edw•rd Pllr1m;1nn Tiie totlowlng Otr$0111 1r• doing 11. 1 ~331 Arrowfle•cl st, Apt e. ~'""· 19 1311 N. llav front. Belb-OI h !•no lllckm9 n lt1lorm~llon is de!!r1~ v6'.i """" '""'.)(' E••cutor cl the Wiii buslnes' ''· inn •n" PhYllll. Wl~•t~e r.! 10111 tncl l 1ur1 M1r!e. Iv, ~ ;.1.,1v&r;1tv ~1c~~~°!..:'~j1~~~t1Ul 1~r>dF~,Glf~·E. I 1he Planning Oto1rtrnent 11 962·2•!1 81\d cf t11e •bo~ 111mecl dttfdenl DELANEY'S, 19051 c1mpu1 O•, .V1l~•! O•l~e. HtH'ltlnnton BeACll D•lve. Coit,.. Mesi. Hooks, Jaoh A. •fld WllDort c rele• to'""'~-!!tm !loller! A. E11tmtn O<anr,ie Cou11tv Alrp<:1rt, San!~ A.n~. \'1-="GPl\jO'NAlt"LPR -r,,.,,.,.e, ·~ P.•PS€l ADLER -Mlcll~le Reed, ?2 C05eo:;>, Jo Ann and M"n1rl R~oul T"E p•A••••<NG CO"'"ISSION wlll 21t!! Hnrllar a1vlf. ·sun• )1' Col<<oml• ••e OrJno•. NfWIY"rl 8••C!'I and 707 Or8n111 st, Apt. n. Newoo•• C~\\'.!o, Donn•~ A, •nd Oe oorat1 L n .. .... ,..,,.., , r:i•.,I •.• 1•1 • ..,,~l ·. 1!, '.'f4 Mcn1e "''''~ flne: 111•1 S41-GIJll c1111ornl1 Corpor~lion. 630 Lld11 P1rll I!' 'L!:" r "'ST"''I. _ ''•·~~rl ,....... ;>n9e St . Apt 8. New"'"' ll~ach, Sij~~~;es Sharon Kav 4~d Mltn•.tt In !111~ pUhllr Mtlrc r t1•<e• nr lh• •n· Allor11ey tar 1!1t1Cuttr Drive llewrierl 8t1ch Collfornld '' 1~311 L .. 1·'"'1•"~'• """"'~'" VITARELt.1-LINOER _ '"'llur Fred· N~llke Colleen IC•V i>l\d David Alll'n vlrOl'lmtnlal lmollei 1eparl~ ot neq1111ve P11bli1ne<l Or1nnr \.'lt st O~liy Pl•~• Thl1 bu~lnes~ Is 11e1n9 corntucted by " ''-•'• ·~· l·n• i~" ·~ ?301 s11 .. :1 erlck. 31. 111 wr,1 cu~.i !-'lp~wdv. shlnn Eorl Mlc11~~1 •no Dlllnt vv,nn" r<Kl,)rllTlon' arc rn 111• In 1•1r P!,~ntn~ Avg11sl ~. 11, II 25. lfl3 110213 COrPQratlon. ' !!;·..,·~· 'l··.,,. ~ ••• ,An~ Newporl Be~c~ .ond •nn JGnnlfer, 8.tln. Oorrs Lorelli llnd ll~h>h How•rll Den1rlmen1 •~•~II as al lht olflce of, --·-~ AIPPORT ~UMllEll ONE l:"coT<'"'tl ""'N'.:.:';"V ,.-J,· "I 21, l56t Oxloro , .,,,, coo•o Mo•o, Rotiens, Vlr11lnla w 1nd Cene A \ KTl~A 0 4:30 -"I \Vas a 'feenage \Vere· , wolf.'' Ren1ernber the camp horror flicks o r the 'i Fifties'> Thi s i s one of thenl, fron1 1957, with ~1 1ch ael ;. !"Bonan za") Landon and Yvonne Lime. \ Count~ Clerk iond "'~Y be t•'1ml11tcl ~v i PUBLIC NOTICE Fral'ICIS M, Oel1 ney "' ~iis. '4 ·" l M• ·~o~ "" "-• Knoll, J~rnes Anthonv and N •r~ • '' lnle•eslltd DJOdle• ----·--Slo,.O. "''IOrnl "~·r "1"" or~ l •u·•• I•• t• SHIPt.EY·TOWt.EY -Tlni Shtl,lrn, Elo1abeth '0 SS O O< '1"'1'·.a. lt·"·"~'"11· 1-1• "'11''""" <l•~·" 29. 17..l01 KetlSlHi t.111e, Apr. 80. Davl,s, l vn n1 II . 11'1d lleve•lv Ann PLANN ING llWI I N . FICTITIOUS l \IS IN!iS$ T~1s sll!emtnl 111ed wit~ 1h" CounlV ll'"'lP"·"'"''Dne ·-q<-••r" """""'~ Hunhn!)l':>f1 Bt~(ll nnO Paull OI-', t.vlle Susona Joyce ar>d Bobble Lee THE CITY OF NAMI STATEMENT C.lerll cf Or1r>Qe CllUntv on· 1.JO 1l lly '4, A7A2 IV~·ne• _.,.,, "·' H"~''""·~· 19, '11:l0l Keelson line, Ap! 60, H1lchcock, Ruth Ellen and WllU1m FOUNTAIN VAt.t.EV Trle tollowlnO perJ.Cns tr• 11olnt1 Benv J, 81rvsl11n, 0111111y County Clortc. 11·~r., P~" v··~~ 0~· 1' '"~' H"nhno•oo ,,,,~ EU(lene 1· Donald Contramen tiuilntM as: 1"·2115' W•rner, Ar>I R 2, Hunnnoto" B••cll ¥ " Burke, Wll!l•m Henry l tld RICl!tel / Atllr>g Secrel,,tv SOUTH COAST HAULING. 1531. Publlslftd Or•ntt Co.1sl D•lly P1lol, LONGO. Jll ·llR1EF -Jo•eoh SltDllen, Pttcfl ' KCET ED 6:00 -Internal1onal Performan ce . Michael Denard s tars 1n t h e ballet "La Sylphide" a s a Scottish n o bleman w ho falls in love with a w oodland spr ite (Ghis lain e Thesmar) Publl"'9d O.•no• Coesl Dilly P1101 SerenMle Tar, Coroni del Mir. Cillf, Augu!I '· 11, 1•, 25, 1t73 2..0~13 P U BLTC NOTICE JL 1)(1 R~mbrandl Orl~e, L•oun• Corte1, felht •~d Lura Mllr•1es Auv11•1 11 • 1•13 l49l·13 ttd.64; p 0 . 8011 2'lo'3. NIWf)Orl 8Nt h. Btich encl 8••!14r& Jane, JI, ~:lS ~r:JY. ·J .. 11,r.:p~-~illl'~e:.::1~·A~ri• ·' NBC ... 8·.oo -Double Feature. G lenn Ford, Thtllt St., L1oun1 Be"ch - PUBLIC NOTICE caJ~'m~1n1ev H1rr1son, 1531 s..-11n1c11 PUBlJC NOTICE NOTtce: To c••D1To•s PAT1No.Kt1t 1CENDALL-Ch•rl<.is Frink ~~~T::Sti~:~it1~J~J>\1~~~ ~~•tne :&. Anthony Quayle and Forrest Tucker star in "Jar- Ter. NtwPOrl ••tch, c11u !11M4 Sllll'll!lttOll COUllTOFTH!" ?6( 9211 ltos~e Drive, Pico Urbt~.M.J~or1ey~1ndNltk ~ It " bot Jdi ff t1 b. f r re SU,.llllOR COUllT Ofi THE Connlt Rulllldllt H1rrlson, 1"6 NOTIC• TO Cfl•DITORS STITI Otl' C.«Lll"OltNIA FOil R ver• allll n!l'lclt Siie, 21, "26·1)1h St, Nolln, LliG'I ~· l l'G Chrllllne 9. ~ r e , a U 8 SO er 0 0 UQe SearC lng Or I STA.Tl: o' CALIFO•N•A ll'O• seren1d1 T• .. N~ ••tth. c1111. !U,.••1011: coun OJI TME TH• COUNTY ott OllAHGI! ADI A. Hunt ""'°" •e•ch p1Er~, th"" l orr•ln• and Jotfrev ' and ancient scrolls. upartners in Crime" features TH. COUNTY Oii' OllANOll f2'M STAT• M CALl,OllNIA •Olt Nt. A-1"'4 ROTHMAN•llAV10SOH -M u rr t y W R I ~At•·-... J <I 1 Mo. A·77tli Thls bc.lsl11111 It condutlld bY t n In· TN• COUNTY OJI Oll:AtlOll Est1!1 of EFFIE E WILSON Ibo S11\der11, 75, 4.0J.A Avenld1 SeYllle, :i;::n• tO """" """'' l tQUt ne ~'l' Lee Grant as I retired lady judge helping an am• •->Cl 0, •OAR<"O 0 , P•T<T<O• ot·•• .. •t, N1. A•ntt7 kl'lown 11 EFFIE WIL!;ON, Oereinecl Ltount Hlll1 tnd llose, 6S, 932< Me-Wiik~'·· Sr<htev M '"' """OI< R · • k bbe I J 'POil "ll01ATE O; WILL AND LllOJI: .,.,..., Connlt It H1rrl10n Est1te of LEONARO F. l"EGC'f., Oecetl· NOTICE IS HE1t e nv G1VE'N to lhe lorc1, L1siun1 Hlll1. Sehu;iV°''Rich1rd JoSeofl ind'1<11tn DeSl3·Stric en ro r recover S 0 en money. LI TTlllS Tl!ST ... MrNTAllY Ttl!s sltl•menl0w11 lllld with !ht Coun. t!:I• trl!'dllor1 ef 1111 1boye 111mltd d•tl'd•~I 1111&.0LFV.PIFER -ltol>erl Oulnton, Tflompson, Avellnt J1n1 tnd lnesf , ty Clerk of Or1not1 COlllltv on AUCIUll • NOT ICE IS HEllEBY GIV EN 10 the th•I '" persons llavlno tltlmt 101l1>sl "'' 39, 142tl w. ~llnfr~nt, Newl)Orf Nn·~.",e.Vtldr• L. IM R ... rt •. • KTTV m 8:00 -"King Kong." The all·time Etl1t1 of FRANCES 0 . RATMllUN, 111.0 19n. ' tttdllort ef tlll 1bovt n1rned (lt(edtnt ~tld deced~n! ire rfl!ulru !ti fll' Ill•"'• R~llch nnd P~l•tcl~ M~ro•r~t 3•, R "'' M I "o W II I· known .. F RANCES s MOVIUS. OK••~ ll'·tU1f 11111 Ill person• h•Vlno d1lm1 10•ln11 the wlff1 ttte llKIS~•rv YO\l(l'lers. In the ottlc1 13391 VI• San Miquel, Le11un• Hiii~. •t;v~lrdL • •r. tn • 1' . c l assic from 1933 with Fay Wray going ape with ~. ,,,,,, ••• •·o-c··•• Oo<r, Pl<o> ••Id dtcedent ••• required to Hit tlltn'I, of Ill" eler~ ol tllt 1Mv• en•tlled coutt, er '-'•"ERT"A'OE J·•o •,,, .... , •,,,,., ... "''"''' '•"''' '" roo-oo dB C bo 0T1ce 1s HEREBY G1vi:N 'h 1 ,..., V' ....... ... "~1 "1. ,;,., '"s•. ,..-;1 9-, r~~ ... ·M~'\' .. Eo.;1rd'" "'¥ ... R o bert Armstrong an ruce a t . Rl~HARO H. AA TMIHJN II ~nd. JAME~ .~~UJI 11• 1•· 25 •ncl Sep rem~; St.:) ~1'i~:",~e~::::·:.,v .~~"!~~in1~ I~~!~~ ~~;n: ... :~:n.i:nA!~;':n..!!"'.1 ~~·~~ri~~ .. nd '"""~"~n J~ne 20 !0591 Barbette NcGlnnls, Zt!ll Rae Incl lllllV Oe111 A AATH8UN 111v1 llted fl•ro•n n Mtll1o"I to prMtnt ttiem. with thn ntcell"'" n1 JOSFPH 1'. THO~~P<:ON, Attorl'ev "'' Av•. Garden Grev~ Ll0oo,•1m,.•,,e. Ru.sell Bernesalld IAarv CBS O l!·.30 _ "The Horse Soldiers." John I« probtla OI w!U ft llcl tcir '"u1ft(:e Cl PUBLIC NOTICE VOUChtrs, to lht uf'l.dlrslontd t i 21.0 Law, t.S' Wol!hlre 8oule11<'1•~. Sult• 4Ctl, pcT<>•E-POI P'4 _ J•.,,,s r1"·~ 31 " .._ ltllt•l Ta,11m ... !8ry IC P .. IHlonet ttl~·-1 Hl•OOr Boulevnr~. Sulle 313. Co~lil M"Si, B•~e·IY HI''• r~!llornl • 91'1?1• v"'1'~ 1• 16111 s~r8n<Me Lin~ Hpnljn•!•'l•I--------------Wayne and Wilham H o lde n h ead the cast of this r~ enct to which II made tcr fur 1nar r &rr.c. I'... IC'A. t26:U. whlcll Is lhe Pl•<t of business !II• ~l•c~ cf busln'l'•S of Ill .. undersloned In Pl•'"'" anti ,,,.,,V Jo R'lnll, 'I 1\411 I f 11e11lno 1he i•me h•l be:"" ~et '"' Aun11u SV,.l!lllOJt COUllT 01' CAL•:OllNIA 111nll\Q lo 1111 es-11te ol said 01c~en1. d.,..<"dent, Y"'"'n tour m~ths 1lle• t~e H .. YE'S .o.t'H:Lt. _ .,.1111,~,.., f"""'nnd ·~ llfl!!"'!!!!!'!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!~ . ul1r1. •llll llitl the Um'l' ftMI ~1'1Ce Ill ....-.ol the vncltriJgnfd In •II m•tters DI•·•!' ..... lier! ·•·l •l"ln~ le Ill .. -·••t• nf ••• ~ Str~M· .. la11e. H1mtl~11·~n !In., .. I 1959 w estern. n. !ti] .• , '00 • rn . In Ill' tGU•Tr<!f'm COUNTY OF O•ANO ,;11hln foul mcnll\~ i!l~r th• h•t• r>uDllCi·1f ... ··•'111e~•·-~ r• '"ls notke. ·~· ,, ... .,. .... n•on11t""n f!,n·~~ ,... KJ{J ~ 12:00 -j.Then1." Giant ants threaten of Dl1>i ttrnen1 Ne 3 .,1 t.tid •curl, ,.1 ma CASI! NUMll!'R l•Ol'I ol 111!~ notice. D•led Julv 11. 1'73. <\·~~·~ r ,, •••. .,,., 1~. 1~·1~ ~ RAF~ITI' I ~ ' c1v1c c rn1•• O•lv• w.~ •. 111 •h• c11v ('I •D noJ 0••tc1 Julv l1 1•ll .htr .. !I L"r"~ o '·'•'".,·_,·_::· ... ,·:::::·,•,0·,.,.. • ••••.•• 1 L os A n geles unless James \\1hitmore and Edmund J S•nli Ano Callfornl• C1TAllOH Re A.dO-llOtl Ecln• Ann Pegg, E•'!C;\IT"~ N. R~y ~'•lhot11" Co Ev!'cur~ro '' ¥ , ••. ~· , .. D'le<! A,.~ .... 1Q ,~...;. I In !ht Miller of tllt AOOOlfon PftlHon Of ol '"" Wiil "' Int or Irle Wiil af •he ''"I·~ "1 '"° •~1 · .. d II• ' ·~·.,.... ••1 ' '' •", ' ... '"· Gwenn can s top them Ill this 1954 scre a mer. ._. Wll.t.IAM I SI JOHN, I OSCAR WE5LEY COAWIM ii n d iM"e n•m&d u~c~Cl•n! i!Vlv~ n•"'"" .;•c'°ent ln~-;d ";i!• •I·. 1" 't91 Mf«• Orlv!', 1 , , " Cou1>!y Clt•t GERTRUDE Fil.Vi; CORIUIN, Ad.:ip!lng llOIEllT A. l!ASTMAN JOS'l!'PM T. THOMl"~ON Apt. IL Sanh A11" f'i1 ~'''•7 J. l"llANCIS SPELMAN, I Pa•rnt• 11,. Ht,.., ltvllvtrtl, St.111• M1. IU, •4$4 WHi~h·"' l•Ytl., N• .et Ill V~ "'00 ~Ol'~' -L ~ ~ (a ot ; o ~x.. 1 , .. ,_ E•tt F10t•~ce Av1n1o1•. To OE ANNE SUE CORWIN POJl:TER C11t1 Mew, CMllWl'tll "'" 8tver!Y MUii, Cll. 90111 ra<t<ill' 14, '~'' ~~n•• .An• .. ,,. liO-:~ ., ' e Sllllt N11mMr "'· llv oroe• OI 11'1S Ct>url. YOU ••• heteov T .. , 171•) Mt-IPI 121J) 27)4!$4 !11·71'• Cost" Mesa lr>d A!.,,. Orho;i, ~~. 1S~6 'sJ"'·": . ·., ' ·, I •. °""""'' (11!toml1 "J~I cl16d nn11 •.q.,lr.O 1o i1>9Clr ~rw,nallv A"""" for E•tcutrl• AlllNl•Y for C•htc!lllrt San!I Ana Avf , Costa Me~~. ~ . , • ~ Tll: 12111 N1-t14' tonc.,rnl119 th" tdO(>llOf'I ol JAMES Publl$hed OrinO" Co111 t11Uy Pilot, Publl•fle.G 0.anqe Co;a•I 0~11y Pl1f>t. Jn. TFA.GV~·R Af'Tl(E -1)011~!~ Wllll<"m, "Pi. '-' ,-.. "t-~, .,, Allot'tlly tor. f't11hOM•1 PATR ICK COAWIM. I min«, Delore lht Au1111ll 4, II, u . 25, 1973 2401 1J ly 21. ?a. •nd Auausl 4, 11 , 1173 123' 73 ,4 ,,61 o.,~ K11~11 nrlv•, ln~ i" ·. . •, ,,. Pll-"1 tlldge of this C111rl In lh1 Ccuntv oftt~:::::.__;__:.;;_::._::__;_:._ ___ _::::_::1-'----;;;;;; 1'1•mltc• 11\d ~\11.c1e T~er•~•. Ii, .,_ Publl1!1t0 or1n111 Co-" 0111v Pilot Or1.-oe. Sl•I• ol CMl!tornle, 1t the! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLTC NOTICE :~/on MB'~~-Line, Apl. C. Hun· ilj'. ,:·· :· .. !;'"'',. '. Avgull 11. n. 17, 1t1) 2S01·13 Courlr-.i of Oe1>1rlm1n1 '· 100 Clvlt '---c.;~.::=:;:,:::.::::::,---1 ----:::::::::::::-:::::::-::---I ~~-• , •• -·· Cftller Or. Wes!, !al'lla Ant, C1lll«.,J1 °"'I WEllER·BUROESS -Jotin Paul. 4t , , PUBLIC NOTICE Nov. 1, lt1l, et t :l5 O'clock A M., or llMI SUPSlllOfl COURT 01" TNE 'ICTITIOU! aUSINl!'SS ''U76 r1n• Hoe>•r, Mls$1~" Vteio end ;; .. {-· ~ · ~-,",. ----------------O•V. tnen Ind Ille,.. to show CIUl.,, ii •nv. STAT! OP CALll'OINIA 1'0111: NAMI! $TATEM&NT ;~~~creMao:. 21, m1 E S91th ?;.~. <~ .. " ( ·. ' NOTlCI! INVITING llOS wllv 11lcl adooflol'I sll«llcl !IOI bl oraM<t<I TH I! COUNTY 0 11' ORANOE 15-r,he lollow1ng person l$ do1no bllslntU HIORT"N-0(';A.WA _ R~tl'1 ,1,r~•·itlr. ~'.'\')'.;·~, . alO ITEM NO. Jt1 •c~r.,~ltOw::ll '::-=~ii: :vi~~· .,"';:1~1. NOTIC• 0' ::;.:i:::' 01' ,.!TITION LOG1CAt0. 3S12 Marin Drl~I, lrvlM, ~es~7C.:..J'1~~";" .. ';; ~~~ni ... ~°A . c;;~ !:~. :t:;,; '"' 6~, ' .. ,\': , NOl!CE IS HEREBY GIVEN t1i11 'e~I· fnrnt'I' /n this millir, VOlI, 311,A, Co•l1 M•.~~ !'t 1,,,, . :l: ,,~ ,., " oref)lntl$ wlll bl rttehitd Dy lhe Cllv PfWlll'hY ti lflll "°"' wlll .. ""'9f'l'I' L•TTEllS TSSfAMENTARY llONO • C,,_rles JOhn 8emtt1rd, 3512 Me"n CuaM-l!RAY -Wllll~m PMl!r 71 ~ , <\~ 'J o;•, i;. OI Cos1a ..,,..,. to Wit· Thi Chv, Council,~.,,,.'''" "''rl'" WAIVEO} Orlvt, Irvine, C11lforn1~ 92105. •1S1 C.,lernlln, Ap• 1•, l':ar.t•n G•,.••• ~., ~-·j 1 1,111: f, ,._. P.O. fl(IJI 1100. Cllll• M.,1, I'°"" II, on Oittd Jlll'I' :JO, 1973 Et11!t of NEllt!IEllT APPELL, Oe<e1$-' ...,s ne!s 5 '"'"'"'"''""' V " n· p.,,,~11 D•l1•. r•·ti Me'& ·1,,~ ~ · ' " ' ' _, .,. .. . ' ' . TV DAILY LOG C '' ' ·-·-TOI ... ' < ·-• .. --0 0 < llnd T~·•flv~n ll•k"••t, l t, ?tl• •'" 1 I ' · or ~«e fll., ho'" ol 11:00 ""' "" F•\. W. E Sf JOHN, County Cle•k ICI divlclu•I. ELOEll:, JR·SCOTT ll ob, rt .,.t ' ~-;. . ' ' d•V· Aug\1$1 1t, 191) 8IC11 wlll W 1111btldv ., ,,,, .. , e . K•-••, o.-· .. · NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN t,,_I . C~llrles John t!l~rnh1r~ Wiiiiam, ••, SS•S ,, .. ,, .... , Ao< ''· '.t~ s' / >· • I '.'' .~ \ '' 00 ¥ .,..,. ~u•• Th s sl•lemet1I WIS !!led with lh.e Coun ~ • ,... ;.,.,;"· •, i T 'r . " ·'"' "" _.,.. .. , O I}) m-· p,~, .. f ... \~ (M,< o~ntd ~NI •eao •l~ucl 11 · ~ m. 0• as Pu~i,ted Or•n11e Co111 O"llV PllCI, Florence G. Af)llfll fllt flied htre1n t ~If· ' · ~'11'".....,,.I !te11ch ~nA Su• Ann Ken,•o", ·" ,. '" IP tllll' n, 1oon llllre•fttr •• p.r1cllt1hl11, on FrlfllY· Auousl 11. 11. 15 Ind Septe<'l\ber 1. lion for P•ODlll of Wiii •nd fer lasu1J\C:e Iv Clark Cf Or•noe County on Jutv lt. •• 11" 11 .... n.~t. Tu"''" ':-?' ' u '} • ~ • '. J,: ~.:,I':.: I Saturday m •······ <••"' ... :.. ....... , .... .. 119us1 2. 101:i. 111 '"" Cot•nc11 fh•rnbt••· 1t11 2~11·71 of Lelt"rs Tut1"'ent1rv to !tie p.etlllontr 1t73 F!itAt H('\t\.O.N·"'•qMFR -Ml•~ael •~~ee~ · ""' •1 "'''5 Clly Hin. 11 Folr o.iv11, CO!.la Mlw. !bond w1lv~I re1er1nc1 fo which Is mtc11 "" '''•• Arl••n• "'· '": • .,,· ·J-~~ ',.. /;f,.~~~., -~~·. sic) '33-Bruct Cabot, Robert .Inn• C1lllO""nl• !(If' .~ .. 1 .. ·,.hn1nq or IWO ~11 PUBLIC NOTICE tc• turlh•• ~rl!eulltJ, ·~d lh•I Ille l!me Publlsllfd 0••11<1. " (~•~1 Oa11v Pl\cl July ,., ...... n•ter •n~ !(~· .,,n<I•• ·~ ·:::-·~' . "/._~··;;, '-O:''f""..S\ ' E e ' g ''''''· ,,, W•oy. ' •• '"'URF ""'NERS '" ,,,,, -... ,,., '"' -·-· "'' ....... 11. 21!. 1nd AUQ~~·' n. 1913 2:111'73 ,, ............ ~~· 3, , ....... ·~···-:. '°!<:'' '• J ';j'I ..... f. v "'" """ 11 '" " _.,, ....... ,, FT~"<"l (lfll!V .. N -'•"~ '"!~••n 11 "···") '\9~~/l, ...;_,:r'' • • Acldll\ona! i.th of I~• ~oe· f '~'"'"' "'~" -111 tor .t.1111u~ 21. lt13, ;1t t :OO 1 m, In 1"••• ,.,. •• , ..,.,. , '"•·•rr .,"'•r ,,,~ '" • •. · ~ ID Cll,e111p1tnU\ip W11St1ill( w (ll)l1lned et It'll Otlk• QI Irle Purcll~l· I rnn Ille COUf1rO()l'ft OI ~rlmtnl No. 3 ()f P UBLIC NOTICE "'•It P•!•l•ln, ~s. 104'!1 I.I~:! Ave ' ... · •.... •. ~ I AUGUST 11 ft'l ........ 1. lno Aoent, TT F~lr Orlvt. Co•t• M~••· HOTICll!' TO CRl!DITOI S $4ld court, 11 100 Civic Center Drive ------------~--\Ves!tnln<!er ,•' " ... • "• ..., . ~po; Ctlll«n!t Ble!s snould be retur".O 10 l!'l~ SUP!"lllO• COUflT OF THE \'lest, In 1111 City Of Stnl• Ant. C11lfornli NOTIC'I! TO CJl:ED1TO•S 1---------------f:OQ 1J Aftlftltl W•ri. (R) 8 111 !urrud €(1 Pftmftt tfl•nllon o1 l~w City CJ«), In" •~!""" ITATI' OF CILll"OltNIA P-OR D•led August 3, 1913 ~'IPE•IOR COt!llT 0 1' THI! n;"lf ! '"S.b j envelOPt ldonllllOd on Int outside wU11 ,,,. TMI! CO\l}fTY 01" Oll:ANGI WlLLIAM E. Sf JOHN, STAT'I! D' CALll'OllNtA FOR l'ltrrt!H "Ure •I Lind's End" ~ ea fO • .,, I • 1!11!1 """' Number 1r>d lht Orienlnq 011•. No. A 1•"6 County Clerk THI! COU NTY Of< OllANGI 0 'hrt AdventlJftr "Counter-Str1•e" rf) MU Clauic:: (2br) "'I ltvtd E1<!1 bid '11111 ~ptt:lfy etcll '1nd evtrv Ei1111 111 JAMES N. STARllFRO. PACNT. flOS S, WAYNt:. SlltNHAflO a No. A-JUI' N o W m o" (d ) "3 ""o<f 6 Item •• 1~1 1or1h tn •~• soed!lc••·onl. D«ffJed l ll!'AllS, iNc, s @ Seymour Prtwnb "Invaders o • ra J -r.u" Anv tncl 111 e•ceptlottl ti> the Jfl"ClllCI• NOTICE IS HEREBV CIVEN IO tht AllttllfY'I. ti LIW E~t>lf Of ANDREW l'IAll:ll, Dtte~secl. a,1nea;) am· e ftom Mars" Robinson, Kly Francis. !Ions musl bt;tJ11arlv ll•led 111 1111! hid •ncl c..altors DI '"" ll:lolvt n•lft.ld decee!,nl lM Aw . ef ll•t Sttr"I Sulli St NOTICE IS HERIY GIVEN t11 the ~ 11lhir1 to set forth 1ny Uem !~ !ht lhtt 111 person1 Mvl11g c111ms &01ln!f 1111 L" Alltftn. C•llftrllll cted11«S 11r lhf ll»W nemed oec.,mnt IJ Mc.vit: "Tiit YIVll W1mcnt" 1:30 B ()) lrWad: L1• ltt'lllt (fO sP1Clllc1llons s1111t w o rou"cl• for re-M•d otceclent ere •M!Ulred lo 1111 11\ef'n, Tll: (llU m-itot; '"·2ftt lll•t ti! ""r""' ha~l"'G cl•lrns •O~ln.t lhe (drl ) '67-JllMS (l1U"', O MMM: {90) "tt C...ttel tl• ltcfl.on GI 1111 bid. wl!h !hi nec:e~t•ry vouthitt'I. In tht oflk• Al'-V• ftr 1"-'ltloner se!d Cecedent ,,.. required to flit th1m. ·~ Eltll bid Jhttl HI l()rll\ l~e lull n•"'!lt of lh" clerk ot ""IDoYf' enllttlCI court, or f111bll•lied Ot1ng1 Cotst 0111~ PHI)!, ·~11,~~'t.,~:::.u:~ ;r:!";.":~~r,1:0 1~~:~1~~ p z · . Tl . G ([)a Min W•fld" (har) ·so -Petet Gll'llS, tnd '""skllfltrs Ill 111 p"rs.o<'lf 11r>d l)lr1oe1 to prttenl lhtm, w111i 1111 M<tSltry AU'(luit 4. S, 11, lf1l U't>-13 >o ,,,,_, ••·-, .,-'"' ·--oo-0 •t•cs ie•r ame QHMliunWinTravel (IJ C.nldill r.1 F .... 11 Olttwt l"lerttled ln '"' prOQOlal~ ... 1><!.-do.1!1 ~OUClllfl. to l!'lt unoer1lqn.ed •• t ... Of!ke ..,. """' "' .. ~~ . ' ' • • • ... ... ... m " T In c•tt e1 COl'IKlr•tlont. ln(!ucle 1111 "''""1 OI her 1tlomtyt. SIL'tl"RT 1. !tL9ERT. vouch•rs. to th• llllllet"1!oned •' th" otf1ce ""II: (211r) "Adnntu tt (rom) at oronto. of t~ P1~1oent. Secr111rv. Treasurer, '601 WU~r" 8oulev1rd. Sulle '-14, Bever· PUBLIC NOTICE of lier 11torr.eY1, BETTY J. FARRELL '.i6 -Ct1rk Cable, G1ee1 Garson Q (}J E!Jhlll l,... .. (ftl .rid Mtn•"'""• ly Hlth, C1lllornl1 90210. Wiiiett 11 1111 encl ROBERT A, EASTMAN, A1tcr111y1 1t F' Ill -v ~ , ,... L 21to H••toor 111vc1 Sillte 313 co11• rom Wire Services recognit"on ol Red Chi · ludtfl:ttlllt!tts q,:.i ••• (R) CJ&fl!J·til[.,..,-olf Tiit C1tv Counclt ol lhe C1tv ol Cost• p!•c~ Of bu1ln111 of lht unde<slaned In •II 11'/CTITIOUS •USIHISS M•::.;, c.urornl• !1162' Wntcn II tflf pl1ce l na In -LI. Mew r1itrvei !ht rloh1 10 reject anv or milters """11lnl1>0 10 tne e1111., of s•id NA.Ml' STAT•Ml!MT .J ..... ,,-,, ~ '"' ·-•-,,, ..... in 111 mar. It's getting tougher kecp<"ng 1950. President Harry Truman u. hlltr limes Geoflt West fttftlll:s ms ,.,_,,, •It bhh. decedMI, within four mont"1 tiler the Thi fGll I I clol ti ! m ""' '"' "' "'"'"' '""' im!I nl f • •• bo> l •d Se ht-of y " W ... ~-.1-0AT'l!'O : Auoull •· ltT.l, nru pu11nc111on of th!1 notice. •1 ow no per'°" s llO u1 ness left pert.ln1no to ff1e est•te of s1rd clNc-the political Bob Wllsons s harply attacked his sug-Q:1 n"' • tnt .... ' ' . .,ory o ... ano, TII' Publlslled Or•"O" Con•I D111·1 Pilot. Deleo Allflust t. lt73 c AL . s u It ~A c I!' co AT 111 G cl""''· wot!lln four months t Ntr th• l•rst d low tht Wind" 1n od field ol the 19ttl cantUI)', Avgu\t 11, nn l.'°4·13 JACQUELINE DO\.ORES ST ... R&IJl:O OISTRllUTING CO, t102 Mlhlto, Hvn PliDl!c•llon OI lhl1 noll'" apart. gest10n an reportedly • told m C.untfy Pllct t:OOf) IJj lif-T..._ .......... ,.. e 11ecu1r1• o1 ff1• win or 11n01on 1e1d'I, c1. tt&-11 LUCID.A MICHELLE GULOl!IS!tG. There's lhe veteran con· Douglas to tell the Chiriese to s IOll ..... ..., ,... l"·' P U BLTC NOTICE lht tbcw• O'llft'\td CIK!de n!. Judv A Fry t\01 MlhtlO Or Hun· E•Kulrl• ot ,~. Wltl : l'VI ~I Secret D (}) m lutn 1N ..... -------------t'ILIEJl:T a SILIERT uno1on &•1c:11, c11 t2647 of Ill•, •bOve n1m~ dtcOd-nt gressman. Bob \V 11 son • "go straight to hell.·· 0 (I) Nm Co•tdJ ~ HOT1CE INVITING 11101 110 ITEM NO. 1,1 ·~, Al•n 0. Sl>utmtn Thlt business Ii fOndlltlfd by •n fl'I· lnTY J, JIAltll:l!LL llld Republican of San Di"ego. * ~ U" • w "' ~ tMI WU1111.-. llvd , Slrit1 '4• lflvldutt. flOll!ltT A. l!o\STMAN I U A•IMt O I ~Hit ltl Ml ... 1ever1v 1tH1•, c:a111. m 11 Jucrv ... Fry. Ati.rnev• 11 L•w ln bis second tcrn1 as s tate Cleveland officials discount ®l Mtvle: (t) (21tr) "Wtt<k ot the1 ~ 1ia-.p1>y "'Cohtlt" th , NOTICE 1S HF.RE&V C'IV~-..t trA• i••h Allom1Y1 for l'•~vlr!• Tfllt Sllltrtlent wes !!led ·.v1!h Ille Coull· ~7" MtrHt ltv•, Sulit lll M D " 59 G Ull ... ,. "I ed IM'CC\0•1h wit! b9 recelv•cl ~v ~e Cl!V PuDftsr.tlt Ortriot CoJ51 01111 Piiot, tv Cltr~ ol Ora11ge C:xmry on Julv 16, ,.,.,, M11 ... C11ltornl1 t1'l' assembly man fr om San Diego COmpJaintS that 3 OC\~· anti· lry ttft (dra) ' -Uy !1·301J (j)iletNewftarta..(~ ... o1 Cost~ Mesi, lo '~!1 Ttt1 r ,tv _nunc 1• A.uou,1 11 11 ll in~ SepttmDt• 1 U13 Ttl: {114) S4Mtst and La l\1cs3 IS Bob \Vllson, Cooper, Ch1rl!on Heston. . 0 "I< Oii""< f•m ... ~,.,.' Po Bo• n oo, co5111 Met•· c~t.•orn1a. Qn 19;1 · · 250,,,j · ... ,,.,, A"""'~' tot Exoic:u1n. litter camp3ie;n s logan in·r -. A . tlll ~· Lnc •v ""' or t>O!ore 111• """" of 11 'M '"1· on F•I· --Puoh5hed or111ge coa~T 01fly PHot, Pul)ll~hed Or1no" Co1st 01i!y Pltot, Ju. Democrat. \.Olves a )Xllitica l bonus for u:i ccttn UM Cubs a ed11$ 8ob w1tlt 1.-.1111 ~~ ~~.:T..:i' ~~J9!~o...~la:. ~·i' o?i' :~eo1.1~;:1 PLTBLJC NOTICE July :n I nd August 4, 11, l~, 1913 2330.73 1_,_,_,_. -"-· ~n_._._"'-'-'-' _ .. _._._._,,_,_, __ ,,_._._11 Now, Bob \Vilson. 37, voted ~·tayor Ralph J. P erk in u m kt« Ctt Action Clf!tf, 1t11 endOmfMM bri"O .,, .. 11 soon lll~re•!ler '' Pltt UCllllle. on Ffl·1 • ' PUBLIC NOTICE San D•ego's outst•ndtng Y•••ng . m Spud ••ctr I n~w P•fitnL .............. . di¥· AU!IU'' 11. !91], In !'>• Counfll • 1)'41 PUBLIC NOTICE • campaign year. l :OOIJOeJft:)NtlflS • . Cl'llmblrl. Cltv Hal!. n FAI• Od11e, Ce.!1• SUPERIOR COUllT 01' fME The ne\Y signs, attached to -HH Htw er whos1 tfolffl "IMyoM ltlt ~ Mesn, C&llfornlt, tnr lllft !urnlll'lll'IO OI l.,..QI I TilTI' OIJ CALlil'OttHll FOllt FICTITIOUS IUSINES9 STATEMENT OF WITMDllAWAL F•OM -ol. psyehololi51 171 ••ch TURF MOWERS. fME COUNTY 01" OllANOI NAMI )fATl"M•NT PAlllNl•SMIP OPl!:Ol!ATl .. G UHOElt ( ) trash containers in downfO\Yn 00 Hi1h thlptmil • Acldlllon1I \&IS ot the '"eeHlc1tlcn, rnty Nt, A•l'717' r"" follOWI"' ... ,J.Cn Is '""' •. ,,.,,, FtCTITl0':'5 IUSIHESS HAMI! Cl I d 'H I ~ ~ Rool Do St• lo Show D .... bt obt•ll'lld at 1111 0111(1 of Ille Purcll•S· NOTICE OF MEARING OF ll'ETITION IS" ..... "' uu " TM !Gtlcrw•nsr perM>n hil! wllhclr;lwn II! I PEOPLE eve an • say: • e p Perk .. '"' " • m M1111rity c.. .. q lno A0tnl, n l'tlr OrlYt, Co1ta Mf st. FOR Pfl:OBATli OF WILL ANO FOR " VOYAGER AQUAlllUMS A N 0 Qtntral p1r1ner f•om the narlnersnlp Up Cleveland." Cl) Tiii U111tcidl•lllta Cttlfornll. 91dt t hould De relumed lo !ht LETTERS TESTAMENTARY THINGS 17,,, Cl~ron SI ADI S oe>ertttno und"r lhe-nttotlous buslO'll!I fl!l llltlf'Mtiollll Ptlfol'IJI"" 10:00 fJ (j) Mi.U..: .... 1'111 (•I onentlOtl of ff1• Clly Clerk, In a paled Ell•lt of LOLA A. COBllN, Dtc:MSed Huntlnoion ... , .. Ctl!I, n.41 . "'..,.. "' AMEJl:ICAN c 0 L 0 R , ___________ ... City Waste Collection Com· a Mnll· (90> ......... i. """"(lf)e: ldenltflH on 11\t 111t1ld1 Wl1!1 !Ml NOTICE IS MEREIY GIVEN ff111 HOclots Sidney' G1fiop Ill 17616 LABORATORY •I 1rU Monrovlt, Coste m's ·o R bet Bea 1 'd GI!)Tutr.itl$1kd• • e~,i:~~u~:rr ::Ci':; ~h111:c1°!!.!rv ~::N°6' ,;,· t:tLRES:-J ~i>ls~~AL'ii ~!i;i:'~,Ap1. 8• Hti111tln0Tor1 ' •111ch. ~:,r·N~~~°".~ ~~eu or 1111 P•''°" man in 1970, has· been named 01~:: ~i~[es °user their s~~Y~~~· •·so lB8 ="""' =~~·~'"?c~:"·oe fill lttm •• Ill torth In tno SPKl!lcal1oni. hlYI n11<1 !ltre!n • ""1111on for l"rObltt of This . Dt.rtll'llf• It CondUCletl b In In· Wlll'ldrtwlno. special assistant to s J hn ' h I ~ • " IR f -· ' ~ ...... ., '"" 111 1Kc1911ons to 1111 'll"Clllc•· wm arW ,,,,. 1e11e,, T"''"'*"'•'Y dlvlciutl. v J1,.,e1 E. carnl)btll. 22111 luau l1n1. e n . o n ames wit out comp aints. B IJflC Mm Ctl!lirt1tct un ) """ titter, Bre.,..1 tlon• must De dN•IV s111e1t In lh• bid •1'111 rt.,...et'lce to whlcll It m1d1 tor tu..-tfllr H«ton SldntY G•Oop 111 HUfltlnotcn Beach, C1Uf0rn!e 926.16. Tunney (IJ..Cahf. ). He said Pittsburah trash mywQi.uz0111 Scott and Sllye AubftJ pest IA • lt!lurt to Mt IOrlh 1ny !11m fn the p1rtlcul•rt. 100 tr.at the tr..,.. incl ftfltt Thi~ lltltmtnt w1s flltd with 1111 COUii· J1mes e . Ctmpbell N · I led N I • ~ '"' d f 1·• 'I .. _ .. _ • .!l.. speclflcttlo"I l.hl11 bt urounc11 for r..-of he1rl114 1111! simt nA, ""n 111 tort¥ Cltl1t of Orinot Countv on Jlllv 21 l"IUI' One IS re a . 0 even 10 cans bear the notation "For 8 ()) aJ .. IWMf h,.rt rlml O I 11V1n1 WI t W11Y _,o jtctlon of 1111 bid Augu•I ~a. lt7l. •I 1.00 1.m .• ln t!'ll 1973 ' Pvbllltttcl Or•noe Co.ti 01ny l"llot, J11-the mayor, Pete Wilson. Pete's Sake. toss It Away." -c., .. nna llell!U3band 1t 11acett1tk. E1c!I bid Viall Ml lorlh lhe full nu'l\1$ courtroom '11 Oellllrlm~nt No. 3 of itld l"'VeSS IV 11. 18, Incl Auoui.t .t. 11, 1t7l 227:1·13 aol r.'I CtM io.. F"'"""I •ncl t11lt:llnce' ol t ll i>erioni and ptrlles court, ti XIII Civic Ctntw Orlv• Wt$t. In Pul)lislltcl °''"'' Coasl 011lv Piiot, Ju.I----,.~-~-~·----* Pittsburgh 'S mayor is Pete m lif1fldnl Ctntfltltl 'I U m1m.,, - lnlitrHltcl In !he prfK)011l1 A$ prlnclpals. ft>~ Cltv M S•~I~ An~. C&lltornl•. ly ll incl AUOllSI •• 11. 11 1973 132'·13 PUBLIC NOTICE State Sen. John L. H a rmer f1ahtrt,v. E!J Lktlt •••b m Nns In tlH of corporations, ll'ICludt lh" n&me1 Ott~ i_llOu~t 9. lt7J t ----,--~=~~~,.,,=~---1 7•,00 Ill"' UFO fE Yld11 In Conllidl 01 '"' Prulcleiit, $ecretarv. Trea.uret. w1m1m i:. st J()hn, ,,CTtT•Ous 1us1NESS (R-Glendale), ·says he nlay In Ch.icag o ''~layor Daley'st w -lo M #Incl M111tuer. County Clerlt PUBLTC NOTICE MA.Mt: STATeMIONT f I 0 Tiit n1111 .. 111e11 (A) ~ l de t 1ic1 The citv Council o• 111~ c,1v of c0111 "•l(E"'Nl, l'ITTl"IO a lllNCH T~• fQllowln<J oerson Is doino lwslnen 111n or 1eutenant governor name 1$ on every ga r bage OlowHectorh!ltrs G,)CllftfttY•rletrHiit Mes• rH41rVtl lht rl;hl Ill •ltetl lllV Ol JflOO El T~MJ 1t11d, Svlfot A $Uf1Elll01l COUllT 01" TH!: 8s: next year lnl k " h 'd ~ l C d .. ... btcls LI•""• HUI' r.11111 STATI OJJ (ALIFOllNIA FOil NATIONAL AUTO GLASS OF HUN · • . c • e sai . @CeltbritJ l1wll111 c:u IU II •• IW DATED . AuQUll I, 1973· u Tel· !7141 .. ,.... I TNS COUNTY 01" Oll ... NGI T!NGTON llEACH. 1120' l'letCll lllyt! Har1ncr. chairman or the * I 0 ftns 10:30 m f.i N1ws Publ1ihtd Or•l'lll• co.1u 0~11" " c!. At•$..~...,, hw· ~rttonen Ne. A•nl12 Hunllna!o" 81ac11, C• ~6-11 Senate Republican Caucus. E · cm A1111uii ll. ltn 1~1•·13 PubHthlld Ordn;e Co;ast 0111v Pilot, NOTICE OF HEAlltNG 01" PETITION w~111, i;:, Tavicr, 1c6 cr~•'• vercie. nterla1ner Ar1 Linkleuer Ol 1H C1lLIWlnnln1on M,Mlnd c "PS•ssion "St.lo~l.s R11timeri" P U BLIC NOTICE Auq~I 11. lJ, lt, 197~ 2§0S.73 FOR PROBATE OF WILL ANO CODICIL •GIHM> Hl11• Estates. Ca. '°27' said "there is a greater says President Nixon ''h:J~ G) llWfefltt Welk Sflow lt.•5 m J1p1n1w l 1ncu111 ,,., ........ ------1 PUBLIC NOTl--C-E ___ ~:Jg t oONRO) LETTERS TesTAMeNTARY d1!r~~i~u1lness 11 ccnduc!ed bv •n In· hkehhood that I Wiil than that made some mistakes" • but m It Tilts 1 l ldtl 11:0# f) rn D 0 00 0 ""' ' CNANO • OF ZONE -E~•a19 of FLORENCE eur;e~1" \V•lltr E. Tsyl~r I \\'On't." believes his frie nrl "\VIII be fl) LI Tu11e1 00 M1nhll Diiion NOTICll! O• PUILIC H8 ... ll1Nlt TO I I NOTU'.I! OPI PUi.LtC H~AlllNG HARO~MAN 1!10 knOWll l l JEANNE Tlll9 ~lltemtl'll WIS l!led With 1111 Coun· I le W<lS all UllSUCctSS{UI COn· CIC"red Of blame,'' EJD ! lrltJAL! fht Comlnf Asundtf r.11 lo"• ""Off ~ ... b HILO OH THI! PllDl"OS&D LANO NOTICE IS HERl:;IY GtVe:N lh'1I 1 H•ROE,1.0.N, 0-~•1•1'(1. ty Clerk of Or1no1 Cc~ntv on July 16. " -" " r 11 1JS1 0 11T1t1 cT CN•NoEs 1>11bll( 11u rr119 win w 1111c1 11y th• ctiv NOT!CE is HEllEllY GIVEN th.ti PAUL un. did:ttc for attorney general in Llnklettcr. 11 lonalinle frie nd •I Jimmy l ri11tt (Rl '.CD MoWt: "Adventunn (1oml. '41 Pur111•nt IO 1111 Pl•nl'llng tnd ?onlno C111n.etl of '"' Cltv ol Coll• '""'' Qt\ l'AROEMAN h•i lllM herein • ~1!tlcn 1"·17U. 1'70 r NI m Lani. -Clt1k Goble, c .... GUIO•. l1w, fl• l'"lllCll!I, Ind Ol'O~ ot tht (llV All<llltl 20, 1t1l t i tilt flour nl &·*1 rn fer proDlll ol Wiii 1nd Codlcll Ind f()r PUbllSMd Or1no1 COi$! Dally Ptlol July ~ · 0 XOn and f' mCOlber (I( \hC II!:\ p,. S -'- Ill 1,v1n1 l"l1nnlno Comml••lon. "otl(" ,, or ·~ IOOfl , ... : •• tt.,r It t!'lt ,.,.tt., Pn,,; 1!1U•nce (Jf Lnllt•I T"'t1menl1ry to Pell· ,. Ind Al!OU$1 ~. 11, U, 1913 m .. 13 *' p Id ' N l l 'OU bu lltll•n QI Movlt: "W••• Up 1M ..... llertbV olvlt'I tfllt 1 public: llt•rln,s wfll be b9 ht•rCI In 1111 Council Cl'll'"fltr of 1111 troner INo 9Glld) rererenct to Wllk h Isl-------------rCS ent 5 at Ona Ad visory Ef) Spni llW (mys) .66-RobBrt HOiiman, 111111 bV ••1cl COf'tlmlislon °" • Pin fl'°" cuv H•ll ,, '•Ir Orlve. coa._ Mn• "'•dt !ot r11f111tr 1MM!c1111r1. •OO th11 111e PUBLIC NOTICE E rnest u p apa" Heminirwcy Council for Drug A bu !I c 7:l0 Olht M '"" r..it'lf lo trMl'ld IStctlon•I Olil•ICI Map• C•llfornl~· on 1111 tollowlno ltt1n• • !lmt •ncl lll•t• of llt••lncr lht ••m• "''1---===-~~~=---.,.. • .... " m Mhit "s tO> c1mpv1 v1111y Pl1nnt0 ,_ !IROP"ose'o sT•En N"ME CH•NCE bttn "' ror Auou•t it. 1973. ,, t :oo, m.. is gone, but 41 d escendants of Prevention, was asked at a o Pltll1Ars 1 Ill munllY ••oulat!011i 0.1,, 1~ ,.*..'•!..~ 11°"1no Ir°"" Colctlt'lt'Ocl O•lve, Trect 7SS1. LG!• .S 11'1 the c:ourlrool'I ol Dll)lrtmtl'\I No. ' or '"~!l'~O:/A~~::==~' his cats loll in luxury in the news conference In East @ loJ1n1 Frtlll tkt OIJMpic 1 :lD F•llultus 5Z! (C) '"TN lltpt Codi, •t 11'11<nc11d, 1r .... n1, -11,.,.ft •· thtouori 9• •nd n• t!M'outlll 1~ to u ld court, 11 700 Civic Ceni.r Orlve Sollttn'" (wtt) '59-Jofr1' W1~ S•ld l"l1n 11 c1ttron1lld C•H No. 7).IC .. flfuf!llH'll if1ect toc•IN In lllt 0.ft.,11 Wt$!, In tht CllV of $Int• Ant, Cellfornl1, !hf tollOWlno 111r11n h dolno business rambling \\VO-Story f r a m C Longmeadow, M3SS. whether fJ let's M••• A Diii - 'Cln'IPin V&llr( Pl1nl'lld C,,...,miinttv (lt(o loc Ion , ... .... I O.ltcl AllQUll '· ltn ••. • h h h r d h w ~ M•I"·-I """"', (-"TII• ... to T111lpt Cle1von Uttl• botll. 11or111 01str1c1 M1ps 11tt t01 and DI'~•• •t -•1111111"''"·• v• t1tt nttr1eenon wnu.m 1 51 J ... -··eosss ARTIFACTS OF eEAVtY ome \V ere t e am c t c atergatc scandal has af· -'""' "'"" .... ,, 0 ""' _,, ..... ,..1~) ·~ to tMl'IQI trom tllt A1 •!Otfttr1t of S!lllflowtt Avenve Incl Sttr Strwt. Countv Cit.It "'"" LIMtT•O $P E C I At.TI ES IN ""N ftun( Dldtfs" (dra) '61 -!en t : "1,.""" 10• "' Aor lcu1111r1I" Dl.irlct to ff1• PC ''l"t1nnet1 NflijE JS FUflTHElt GIVl!'N '""' It SCMWAflTZ ANO OJt•tf'US PHOTOGll:APNY .. SCU\.PTURE", Mt) novelist relaxed in Key est. fected his attitude toward Nix· G1u1r1, In• 811ln, Ffedrlt Mtrch. -Al1n Ltdd, Dofothy l tmour. Commulllrv" Oltlrlct or~ to Cf\11'1111 r d ..,.. Ind pltCI lnY BM t ll flflr-U71 WHtlll,. a.wt•v1rC, • Eldtl'I Sl\'Mt, Cos It Milt• Ct. 928'7 Fla. With feline friends arter 8 Qn. CJ.) Mowi1• "ftftll' lM t Stl1tPt" ::0"11e c~~:'~.v~~~y"1ii~R~~.:1111~ 1~'(~~~o:':C~1 ~"'='cf~°'~~::,..~ se1tt HvmM, '*' c:.~Mt:-. ~:,'·fli~~ l!ldtn 51"''· day of fishing or "'riling. "I still feel very close ~ ~=tv:,u.., (dra) ·sa ·_ Stevt i..1cQ11tet1, c:11111n prop1r1v 10e.11ic1 Of! "1111 ~.,:' cn';~:'."'l'l'lol'ltd tll'(lpOltd ,,,.., ~::1 ~~~;J';i,,~~~11 ,..,. ' dl!~:.1""'1""' 11 c:onoll(led bv •l'I In· Bernice Dicksoo bought the toward the P r e s 1 d e n 1 , ' • ~ lob'7 CtW&Mr. Show 0 Mt•ie: '1h• Punr1ll11 -.. -•m••'·M•·"..,1kl!J.! ,,c·m.C", ... °'1: .... i::: f:lt.ll!N ,._ l"HINNEV ,lHIM'J'lt'I'• ,.,., l"l!tlllelltr it~11 w. loll house In 1961 fer $80.000. Hem· Llllkletter nnsw"r"•. :g '" "'••• ••••. ,, (dll) '&4 -Anni 811tttolt. v.. ....... C.lll' C:ltrll. of ,... , • ..., Tiit• •l•ltmtnl Wit fllM wllfl 1114 cou.-. ., " 1:\.1 "' -!'"I'\. .. c -·· I -· ll' f~':t~';'·TPlt lrvll'lt (01'\l)llll'f' c:Jtv Of c;o111 Mtlt l"llb!Jtlltd Ol"tnot Co•lf Dalty ,.Hot, tv Clerk of Or11101 Cou11ly or1 Julv Jt, ingway purchased il in 1931 * ! 7:'0 ~ s,.tHpt oft Covtntmtnt UJ ov .. : ( > ...-.rel 1 s11d pVl)!lt 111tr1no an 11'11 •Dov• 11ro· A~~:·~r 13;'""' Cot•t 0•11~ 2~0~ AVOlllt 1°' 11' '" ••13 24ft.n 1•n. ,. •• .,. for $6.500. Cleveland pol~c said 2C· l :DO 8 ())AH In tht r1m11y Ard!i11Gts ~1~!.,·~,-s~~~l'I G,.r•naer.-~ l>OMd11l1nwt111»11tcd&l7 :30p.m.or111 ' • .. "N bod Id h I lh I toth1hosolt1lwltllt'ffrvp1lnfuf Wl!l .. n : .,,,. .. ' IOOll 11'19f6'1tt •• ~Ulll!I. on lhUOcllV. PUBUC NOTIC PUBL1C NO'nCE Pubtllf\ld Ottnte Co.ti O•llv Piiot Jutv 0 y to me t a c year-o d Ronald • Tincb f'T or· ., (dll) '&I-Bill lfl'HIS. A119u•' u. Hn. In '"' f'laMnlno CO!'!'> e ,,, ,., •M Auoun '· u. irn m1 n cats came along wilh the Cleveland was s hot a d kill 11 ll1ck. but M1k• is C011Vlt1Ced th• •11· -,,. .. ,_, l4 mls•lon 'Httfll'IO ltootft, Town Ctnl!!I" --'------ll'ICTITIOUS SUllNISS --· .n t< t I h t1 b 11 ~ -· "' l11lldl1W1, '201 Gtfl'I0\11 Drive, lrvlnt. IT A.TIM INT °" WITMD ... NAL NAME STATEM•NT PUBLIC NOTICE houlle. Mrs. Dickson said. in a bat S&conds before h~ mlfl 9 PSJt osom• e et•L15• m Spotnpt Tht1trt can~" 11 whldl u"'~ 1m pll!cc 111 ••OM PAlfflll•s1u" Ot1••1ir1f'f• TM follow1110 wSOM •r• doll'IO'•I ---~----------"But 1 love cats." plarined to sign a $tO,OOO l'•fc ! 11ts WOrst eyery llm• someone men· _i! l!el'IHIM tlltltt r.t\IOl'ltltl Ill' ~f)Ollllf 1tlcl llNOlll: •l(:TITIOUI a u11H•SS HAM• bu1ln1'1 a1 : fl"ICTIT IOUS IUSINISS llOnS lh•t tl!lftll It WOl'k l fl fint 1?:00 Q Mo.it: "Tlttm" (Kl·fl) ')t~ pr~ ,....,. Wiii IN htllrd, II 11 r .. Tht lollowl!!Q pt,_ hli wllhtlrtWll ti McGlllOOR CUSTOM ,..,L,. l"E•IS NAM• IT4TIMINT * insurance policy. l•mesWh"••' [dm,n•G•on•' out•ltd lltlt •nv wrllltn rupcfl't 1to lfll• • oenw•L 111rlfl.,-ffor11 tllt ptrll'ltl'llllO SOUTHS.RN OIVl$10N. NOi l:dlMin Thi follOwlno 111raon 11 c1o1no bll~ln11u without him, " r • . .,. PllbllC not•<• IDt 1uromhtN to 11'11 p ll'll'lfnO Ol)trllll'lf unlltt tltt fftlllfout bU•lntM AVWIU•· HUfll111Q!Oll •••eh. C•l!lornlt II! U.S. Supreme C4url Justice Police said Tincher filled out a a m NIC S.blrfly Morit: 1:00 0 00 Htw• COmmh41firt "10f to tti. htt'l'IO dtlf, l'lll'f'll ol OICI WO('kl WrOll'tlhl lrori .. t~ DENTAL. SfMINAJt, '"60 S • n \l/llllam 0 ~u•JIJ Who ur•ed the lnSUrAnce form I( Ibo ba .... ~ f d" ~ .. ,. " ID M , "'""" 0 f> M P:or flr'lllfl' dtl1tlls r1111f'dln11 s•lcl pro-L1m,D1, •I 14)2 E-. 11t1ttl1• Ave .. Or1n111, Alll'I H. John10fl, 251• Stnl1 Ant AYI. Cl1l'Nl!i. $tr111, Ltollfll a 1 1 c: fl , uu ~ J ., r ,. Utllft l") ~ .. -, Hlfltl '"'': _,..n 11111 ,.-a pl•,,. •U 1n1ertttet1 pt,rton• •'• '"' c111f. tu.2. Cot11 Mffl• c11Utr1111 .,,,, c1111om11 •m1 recognition of Red China more but then left his tablo without st.ars Glef'ltl Tor4, Anlhonr Qu•Jlt , (wtsJ '$!-Ch11!es 011l11frv1n. vlt .. to Ctll It t!w otfkt of !ht Cl!V ~ Tiit flcllllout bullntat tMllM tilltiN:nl M•ry Ann Jofl"son, 2516 S•t1I• Anl LeROY Ttr,111, U60 S1n Cl11Nnte St . lhott 20 y--••Q, wllJ v"i'l sJ•nm' g "e paper When a fi' •ht Tonut T•,.'-·1 1nd llftlM Ste• );}5 m All.Hili'll Sllow: "ltd .. h'VI,... Pl•nn\l'lf Olfllrlmll'!l· •rvlnto rown ,,,.. 1111 oerll'ltf1llio.r•• !!ltd Ofl ANll '· Ave .. C0tl1 MUI, CtllfOf'lll• HIV • l.19\111• lltt•cll. Cit11Wn1i f.1&51 ..,.., " ..,.,. m e tu " """' , Cll'lltr. •'°1 C•fTIPll• Dt'lw. floom m, Hffi lt1111t Gevntv 0t11101. • ffll• ~-s 11 cont1UCltc1 bv •n tn-Tiii• ou,,,..... •• conouc•ld by '" •n· Peking. broke out nearby. Police said 'ht"' u • soldler of lo«une 11111," "ttl11tlJ 0.1111'111.,• .,Jld: lrlllr>a. C•llfornl1 wl,er" t1!c1 ll'OPOMfl ull N.mt tf)cl MdrH1 ol lllt Jltl'IOll cllvhfU.I. dlvld\111. .. I I h d · M·' It D dt" p11n 11 °" fUt 11111 •ven11111 for !Wtl!lc 1,.,. w l!l<lrlwlno: A1111 "· Joll111011 LtRov ttrreH l\.1r1. Douglll.I, who will IC· the shooting occurrtd during start.nit oc 1 a t 1111 111 1nc1en1 "'' , tsfltfl tpt(l!Oft, Lindi .othrlt PI01'!'141111, t211J L• c>.111111 Mary Al'll'I JOll"'" Thi• llttlf'lltllllWtl fOtd Wllll 1111 COun· CO!npany him, saJ• they WiJ1 the SCUffle, S't!OllS: "hltfltll Jfl tn•" Slan l:JO IJ Movi1: "Vkti" (dfl) 'Sl-lkfl· CITY OF \RVlt./E JI Otlvt. il··il••IOll Vlt!O. c.111. '2UJ Tiil• .tltfMltnl wt• flied With tr.• Co1111· tv Cll,k., Ot-l!ltf Counl\I' on A119utl •. t ' • ··~ar-ol• man .... , .... lM Grtnl, Lott Antonio and Rlt;lt · •rd Baolte. JeJnfll C1111t. ~t~r~'.~.211.~MJSSION Sltn.td: Lllld• M•r'• , ...... ,~., •• ,, \~,,~itflt ot ORntt C0\11'11Y on July l&. lt73. ,.,,,, en er the Pcople's .RepubUc or n ..,.,.. ... n ' t ld J•eclel 111 ttM ltOIY ol • ,.. (!fMovlt: ....... It ..... .1.ss1sT At'fT leCRETAllV 1"11~ttltd Ofeno-coa.1 OtllY Piiot •JHM l"llbll•11t0 Or•no• coa1t o.11v •11o1, China shortly art or the.tr ar-rested ill a bar across the &td l•cly 1114,. m is bilM 10 ~tfp (dra\ ·~iarnes w111tmott. • A:O~I~::' ,,v;•• c.oa11 O•:•v .:1:;; ~~1111 11. 11. u 1N1 ,.,em~~ 1.,P~llll:A=.ino:. ~~~ •• °:~ l"t~~ ft~"•' 111 ,,, n. 11111 tt01trn~.;; rival at llong Kong. street and jailed ror in· '" imt1til•·•ttkkt1t fobbtt retOVer 2::55 8 Mtvie: "l.eectr WM•n"' 1~ \Vhcn Douglas u r g e d vcstigation, pollcc said ,11>1t11 money. '60-Cote•n Qr11. Gfl~t Wllh111J. 1 . . . ' ... .. ,. l ) • ' Jf DAILY PlLOI S.-._, 11 1973 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ~.l'T:C..f~~~fllloftowl"' .,. (lf'l(H O'I "'9 "'911~ "" -L- • AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Over-the.Counter Listings, Friday, August 10, 1973 Week's and Year's High, Low, Oose • ( DAllV PILOT Saturday, AllQUSl l~, 1973 Director Promises New Look at Africa Tops in Pops By BOB THOMAS ~AKURU. J<enya (AP ) "U:lok at that." said film maker Robert Jf almi with a sweep of hi s arm. "a cast of thousands -a million, in fact.•· lie '"'3S gl!1ing at the pl11k- tinted Luke Nnk11ru, where a rrulJion or more flami ngos line /. the shore. 1n11kin1? ir one nf 1he scetJic \l'Onders of Eallt Afrira. The lak e provided the backdrop for a seq ut:>ntc of HaJmi's rnm. "Visit to :t Chief's Son,·· a s n1 a I J e r wonder, yet something of a phenomenon in today 's n1ovie world. Normally a Y.'ide-screen pro- duction m Africa would re- quire a mintunum of $3 million. Halmi, an old Arica hand, 'is managing to produce his for a mere h:1U-millio11. "And I \\•ill shou• Afrlca on the screen for the first time," he boasted. •·Jt has never been done before. not in ·~1ogambo' or 'Hatari.' though aln1ost in 'King Solomon's ~Ii n I's .' Always the director has gotten too involved \ri1 h his characlerc:;. ;ind A f 1· i ca becomes lost.·· ROBERT llAL \IL 49, is a BROADWAY 416 H. lllOACWAY, SANTA ANA S42·47J1 , 1 ACULT FILMS 1. HARRAD EXPERIMENT 1. Woody Alt.ft E:VERYTHll'rfG AIOUT S • • J. llST HOUSE IN LONDON Uh•t.11 XI fl'll'Cll'tC, TH•ATH DRIY•·IN SUPER SWAP MEET P-HrW••ll•nd P .. nl ~otlt•l IMe•ln• G•lor•I S.t.6 $1111.-l •m to 4pm HARIOR ILVD.DrlH ·ln OftAHff:D;1;;_1,; ti I S1111d•J 01>IJ-l•m to itpm )l,oi'i;'"'io'··· ... ·ft-·"' 5,..,.....,, l 1nco1n "'"" .. es! or Knoll l 2!.401t ·an 0•1190 t .. ·1 C1Pil1<1no Otf·•amp "'''" OOUlll TllllO•! Sll"041l IN AND Slf. , . 5$5$$$$ ('6) iJGI BOY CRllD WEREWOLF Sin Diego rwy at 81000hu1ai (5<11 fl2·2411 GIOflCH C. KOO F•Yf P'JHAWAY OKLAHOMA CRUDE tNI CNl'tiNNI SOCIAL CLUl 1"' "YOU'LL Dll' srREAMING !" LEGEND CF HELL MOU SE Plu~ l:ln9.Fu Action! HAMMER OF GOO \Rl Im• ~li·>I tJei~··n , • , Bea(;h l!lv1t. ' • A l!a,DJ r Bl vd. , 11i-1162 'THE REAL AFRICA' Director Halmi st.ocky, broad·f:iced 1nan \Vho speaks nine lan~ua.(!cs. in- cluding En~lish !h ;n is tinged 11'ilh hi'> 1111ti1·1· Rudaprst. llr bC'c:unc one 1i! 1h(' ahle<;t and m o s t ad 1· t· n I ll r o u s photogr:iphcrs for Li f c 1n;:i~azlnc. p'.lrachnting onto glaciers and film ing dyna1nite ex plosions from inside the blast. His travels brought him lo East A£rica 20 years ago, and he returned again and again to learn the country like £e\V other visitors. "I promised each of my four children J wouJd bring them to Bruce Brown's "ON ANY SUNDAY" IG) Plus "BILLY JACK" fXC LUSIV[! ORANGf COUNTY'S Biggest Combinotion Nobody did it like \l\lUl&tl ... he was the gangster's gangster. TMI tcXl MUSICAL JISUS CHRIST SUPllSTAR ''1 $1LINT RUNNIN.G !~! San11 "'"" r,.e,,..Ay ne•• Ch8!}•filn Av~ .ARR£N OATES · BEN JOHNSON 'iitiiELLE PHILLIPS "'~JJ""'' :.et.ORIS LEACHMAN . · 00 . ~ A~+fi:llCAN tNJUlN' l1i)t.<A1 "·r•~1ell 5Sl·7022. N'WPO•T ~tHWIY •1 !!1~1• St MS.JSIJ 0 .007 HIT ' ..,., LIVI ANO LlT 011 iJrOJ , iJWI • (•llt llOHSOtrt 1.. MlCHANi;i1<;:,1~"~' ;:=~ . I -GENE AL HACKMAN l'P&INO ·---4 .- The prospective owners of Maxy's Car Wash. Pittsburgh, Pa . I /.li~Vl':.IJ< • ffl)~;r~ · ~ • :.it11<11,,. w.,_ k• &Ill~,.,......,. •• ,, AW-C-.. (lfO•C-""i' "'""" -··~-.... ,..._,. W1D. MATINll I P.M. • CONTIN. SAT & SUN. 2 P.M. wtfKDAYS 1 & l i30 P.M. Africa when they were 12," he said. "The first was Kevin, and we came to Keoy• in 1962 . Trouble broke ou t ln the Congo, and Life sent me there. Obviously I couldn't takt~ Kevin . so I left him behind with friends. "\Vhen I returned three v.'eeks lat ('r, J discovered Ke vin had m~de friends with a .vou ng Masai boy. I cabll"d Life. and I \Vas assigned to pholgraph the meeting of the two cultures. It ended up as 18 pages in lhe magazine and a book 'Visit to a Chief's Son.' " be charaed $40,000 to use the natiorra1 parks In Kenya for two months. I pay nothing. ( promised to show the ,country in the best possible \\'ay - tourism ls Kenya's No. I in- dustry. And J promised a black-tie world premiere here \1•ith world figures '":ho are interested in preserving wild life." Jl,\l • .\IJ REFUSED an ounce of padding on his budget. "You have to sell the picture," he told United Artists: "you ~Y for the publicity," He hired the best n at u r e photographers and hand picked his basic crew in England, warning them they might have to v.·ork seven days a week un· der trying conditions. He con· \'inced old friends in Kenya to contribute cut-rate goods and services. He also irttroducc d 011e Torning Aetor ~ething ne\l' in film mak- Jng : youth p.>wer. Ha.lmi enlisted his own fo ur children i nd the sons and daughters of his partners and film execut.ives to handlo props, makeup, etc. "They arc paid nolhing. And they had to buy their plane rare to Africa." he said. "They are doing a terrific. job and ·having a great adventure at the same tilne." Oinna Ross' "Touch 1fe in ti* ~1oming" has moved to tbe top spot among single records. while "A Passion Play" by Jethro Tull hns taken over the lead a1nong th(! 'Li's. The con1ptete listings : TOP SJl\'GLES 1. TOl!CI~ i\1~: IN Tl!F: ~lORNlNG -Dian3 Res<; Moto1\1l 2. LIVE AND LET DIE - Wings Apple 3. BROTHER LOUIE - Stories Kama Sutra HALMI BRANCHED out to become a New York·based producer of ·t e le vision documentaries, i.OC)uding ~he "Outdoors" series starring golfer Julius Boros. tlalmi wanted to break into feature film!, but he ran into the usual question from the major com- panies: "\Vhat pictures have you done?" White Hunter Dying Out 4. THE MORmNG AFTER -Maureen McGovern 20th Century >. LET'S GET IT ON - The producer \vrote a screen treatment of his son 's :idventure, and film lvriter Albert RubCn fns hioncd il script. He convincrd t1vo rich fri end!! lo join him in pledgi11g ~2.SO.OCO. 1hrn offered the package I.• United Artists for a t.otal budget of ~500.000. An Afric<1n adven ture fihn in Panavision for a half million? "No "'ay," said United Artists. "I can do it." s:iid Halmi. The company sup- plied the other half of the budget, and Hahni is doing it. "It couldn't be done if 1 didn't know Africa as well as I do," the producer remarked. "Most film companies would NAIROBI, Kenya I AP) - From Hemingway's "Snows of Kilimanjaro" to Clark Gable in "?<.fongambo," the white hunter has been glamorized in stories and films. Now the da vs or lhe white hunt.er arc nuinbf:>red. says C'ne \vho quit. He i~ Jock Anderson . 36, Kenva-born and l'ducated . ex- ccpl for three years at school in ScotlJnd. His prcdic1ion: ;,\Vithin 10 years there \Viii be no more hunting in :\frica and no n10re v.·hite hunters. In fact, politics will chase the white hunters out before that." • Politics ha s already a!fected the white hunter's trade. Recently a Kenya government officia l announced that white hunters would be required ·to SHOWING NOW! CALL THEATRE FOR t ,& .. ., ...... l '''"' TIME & POLICY! s~ : ...,._,,~ .. ~"-'I ..... _,, .. ,_..._) . .. .. ,,....... . ·-... -............ ... ~ VIBRANT EXCITING DAULING DELIGHTFUL MAGNIFICENT UPROARIOUS INCOMPARABLE GLITTERING fABULOUS . MAGICAL ! 1i . GREAT ;...:1!:'-~~ i\ " ~ ;;-.;. } . ,V-,,;>:. ,.. ·'8~ .. take on native partners, as part of the government's Africanizalion policy. This brought an uproar from the hunters and their clients, \.\'ith claims that few Africans were !rained in hunting sk ills. The g o v e r n in e nt o f f i c i a I backtracked, saying he 1neant hunters \\'ould be' required tc employ n~tive app rentices. "\VE DON'T use the ter1n \vhite hunter' any more," re- marked Anderson. "The \Vhite Hunters Association is TIO\\' called the Professional Hun- ters Association. and there are now three black hunters to 45 whites:" Many white hunters left after Kenya won independence from Eng1and in 11!?3, said Anderson. Others have drop- ped out because of age, but those "'ho remain keep busy \\'ith bookings often made two years in advance. ~1ost of the cu~toiners eome from the United States, l\I c x i co . Germanv nnd T!al\·. and 65 pcrc~nt cf !he li.S. l1unters are fro1n Te;.;tis. ;\nderson forS'..!CS th(' end rf hunii ng because of Sl'\'eral factC1rs: public s ent i n1 en t against killing a n i m a Is , governn1ent pressure against v.·hite hunters. encroachment of farms on animal territory, ''THE MAN WHO LOYED CAT DANCING" l "WILD lOVIRS" IPGJ erma1 .............. n .l ... l'f_'Tll,.JCHIA-. _ "SCARECaO\'i" • "SAVE THE TIGE"" {R) m I llSllVID SIATS On Sll1 i:ll 'Iii 1::11 fii. S1I .. Sill. 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He was asked what he thought of movies a b o u t Africa. "I liked 'Born Free,'" he ren1arked, "but a lot of the othen have been pretty con1y. One of the fLmniest was 'Hatari,' particularl y the lin e, 'This i!I gorilla country."' Anderson said 1vith modesty that his 01111 advcnturl's ha\'(' not been as cine· n1a tic as those of actors Gab~. Peck. \\ravne And the like. But beSide ihe campfire some evening he might lell about the time 13 lions in· Vaded his safari cam p one night and sniffed around the tents fo r a few hours befort wandering off. 11arvin Gaye Tamta 6. BAD,' BAD LEROY BROWN -Jim Croce ABC 7. GET DOWN -Gilbert O'Sullivan MAM 8. DELTA DA\VN -Helen Reddy T\1 A~l 9. UNEASY RIDER Cha rlie Daniels K a 111 a Sutra 10. F'EELIN' STilONGER EV ERY DAV Chicago COiumbia TOP LPS L JETHRO TULL -A Passion Play \Varner Bros. 2. C H I C AG 0 -VI Columbia 3. PINK FLOYD -The Dark Side of the Moon Harvest 4. SEAl.5 & CROFTS-Dia· mood Girl Warner Bros. 5. CAT STEVENS Foreigner A&~l 6. 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CLOUDS -Oa\'id Gates Elektra 5. 1·10\V CAN I TELL HER -Lobo Big Tree 6. TOUCH ME IN THE 110RNING -Diana Ross Motown 7. TI!E MORNING AFTER -. Maureen McGo ve rn 20th c.n1ury -8. YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE--BELIEVE IN HU?<.1ANITY -Carole King Ode 9. J,f\IE AND LET DIE - Paul ~tcCartney Apple 10. SF.N D A LJT'TLF, LOVE 1\1\' \VAY -1\nne ?o.lurrAy Caµ Fall Tickets For Laguna Ballet Set Tickets are now on sale for the Laguna Beach Civic Ballet presentation "Ballet Alfresco" this fall and may be purchased at the Festi\'al or Arts box of· ficc from noon to 10 p.m. dai- ly. The fan1itiar st rains of music bv Tchaikovsky, Strauss And BorOclin will fi ll the Irvine Bo\.vl amµhitheate r during the f)erforn1a nce.s scheduled for Sept. I and 2. Thf' ballet 1vi ll feature souve nirs of the Ballet Russe. including the s~ond act of ''Swan Lake." "Graduation Ball" and Polovetsian Dances. Thl' Laguna company was founded by Lila Zali in 1962 and is now nati onally known Dancing the role of Octile in "S\va n La ke" is Joan Gair. who performed \Vith the &ln Francisco Ballet for the 1972 Nutcracker season. He r pE111ner is Paul !\.1aure. Ti ck('!S arc priced at $2. $3. $4, and ~5. :\!nil orders \.\'ill be accepted by ~!rs. Reeve at P.O. Uox 2·il. Laguna Beach . Furthrr i n fo r 111 a t i o n is available by calling 494-1148. To1t1 loutlllin Dolorn T11ylor "BILLY JACK" "THE .WAR BETWEEN MEN AND ' WOMEN" , llll"R. rl1Ut t iOO P·"'• C•fl the•tri f•r 1•11. Sfllff•I• lhr enl sin ca ne tilr gea " say 197 L Ric Joh spe is a slro sir is see .. seri nig .. ,, m°' .. dee· die Rou dee fj thin reo. equ1 Sha ma you But 'ray dou tv.·o coo ch af'ti c cap po "Sh is·" COfl sere "I Hou lea trf'n feat be I !he th• of a I cha s L star pub in e T ma Lon on Ttal St cf Ne aria M !"• m Con H '" . . • ' . • •• I I w • • TV Begi il•s Fall By JAY SHARBIJ'M' NEW YORK (AP) -'!'hit three-network fall fandango callM 0 premiere week" woo 't start until Sept. 101 but the campaigns urging us to watch new and returning shows already are moving into high gea r on television. "Come and See NBC '73," says that network, which in 1972 roared : "This Fall, NBC CB S Touts Its 'Number 1' Image Has It All." ABC's t973 slogan, a slightly revamped version of last year's model, says: "This is the Place to Be -on ABC." And CBS, which last year campaigned on "tiave We Got a Fall For You," ls mar<:hing this season with "This Year Like Last Year, the Best ~ Right Here on CBS." It's even tossed In a bowtclng ball to help you to follow the words on the televtsJon screen. The barrage of 36-second and one-minute cheers - they 're called "promos" in th e trade -all feature large orchestras, 'film and videotape flashes of coming shO\.\'S and end with the genel'al campaisn slogans. COME THE start of the oew ~. the campaigns wW get specific, giving c a p s u I e descriptions of the night's new shows and often including brief scenes from coming first-run programs. This an- nual drumbeating almost was muffled this year by a I&-weck J·lollywood writers' strike that didn't end until July. lt halted product ion on many new and returning shows. NBC and ABC orficiab say it also delayed promotion ef- forts hr thooe shows, but no< seriously, The campajgns gol undenvay the last week in Ju- ly, about a week later than usual, they said . However, Louis Dorfsman, a vice president in charge of the CBS promotion effort, says the strike had almost oo effect on his campaign, mainly because it was divided into two phases. Television Gets the 'Shaft' Phase 1, he said, began the last week of June and was heavily played throughout Ju- ly. It touted no shows but rather CBS' claim tilat Neilsen ratings show it to he the most- watched network -during prime evening hours -for li consecutive years. By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP) Richard Roundtree figures John Shaft is, as trologically speaking, a Taurus. Roundtree is a Cancer. Taurus the Bull is slro:ng1 silent, solid, tenacious, strongwtlled. Ca.ncer the Crab is moody, pessimistic and ::1ccretly craves the limelight. "Night and day," said Roundtree who \Viii bring his movie portrayal of "Shaft.' the black supcrdctectivc, to CBS this fa ll . The 9()..minute series will .rotate on Tuesday nights with James Stewart in "Hawkins'' <ind made:-for-TV movies. "Shaft is quick t0: make a decision and stands on it, will die by that decision," said Roundtree. "l'U sit on a decision. procrastinate until I figure out what'9 the best thing to do. "I SURROUND myself wlth people who I think are better equipped in certain areas. Shaft wouldn't do that. If he n1akes a mistake that's, well, you know, that's my decision. But I don't trust myself that \1·ay. I think there's a tremen- dous difference between the 11.''0 of us. Obvious things. Of course, I'm playing a character. That's where the acling comes in ." CBS obviously hopes to capitalize on the enormous popularity or the l h r e e ··shaft" movies. The question is ~'helher that appeal can be coodensed ror the s m a 11 screen. "It's got to be scaled down,'' f{oundtree agreed. "As rm learning, television is so tremendously different from features. Th e obvious things to be toned doll·n are the sex and the violence . And when you do that you have to have a heck or a story to keep people's In- terest. You need mor e character development." SHAFT'S EXPLOITS ,;u be A'NIWSfMlvr1 ....... 'SHAFT' COMING TO TV THIS FALL Richard Roudtree Tones Down the Role less razzle-dazi.le, Roundtree dealing with a detective who said, but still flashy enough lQ has cases to solve that are of pique interest. interest to people, as opposed A m-0re important con-to colors. And i[ you have a sideration is whether white good enough story you're Middle American viewers will going to capture the audience. accept a black superhero. That's it ." There's never been anything ROUNDTREE. 31. divorced like it on television before. and the father of two young ~n~ high-rank.ing network o_f-daughte rs, got his start as a f1 c1al -who ~s black -said male niodel. At ~_same time he does no.t t~k they, will _ac-pe began.doing tele\'l:sion Qb~· cept sucli &, r<!m.~ .blaclt , llll'fCials and st'!IJI~ ac\i!lg, • llero. NBC, ~9'1 '11!1 ".!'°· ol-i J.n t!IW while Oil •,a: mode1liig fer.~ bltt,ileti!<tl~e, ~'.-'IOOT: io Los Angele&!~' ~e . fly. as part of ~.J~e\i' .alt'tik'fJlind to beco ~·ac· hesday Mystery; ,.,Vie, ~""'lot. -&:ck in New Yor b6.join- optkd for a qo1et.. uns~ cd the repertory co~ of ta~lar sleuth who 1s famil y th e Negro Ensemble Company br~ented a n d compuls1vely and spent two years there. m1ddl!: class .. , . .. He was playing fu ·:i•The Roundtree said, ·~ think Great White Hape" in with the stories that R;ve been Philadelphia when he joined chosen we won't have any 300 other hopeful actors at a problems Y.'hatsocver. We're casting "cattle call" ln New York for "Shaft." "It took three or four weeks of going back and forth to New York before they narrowed it dowil to three people," he said. "Much to my surprise J got il" Roundtree sajd he con- sid ered "1'he Great Wh.ite }{ope" at that time to be his most rewarding role. ''The best thing overall ha::1 been 'Charlie One-Eye.' "he said of the movie he made after the second "Shaft." ROUNDTREE said acting is an emotional release and he "grooves" on it. He said the other things that go with being an actor don't really turn hi m on. He thought for a moment and said, "Except the recogni- tion," "Shaft" has been good for Roundtree. It's brought hi m recognition and it's put him into an income bracket where be buys :ace horses for a tax shelter. But he realizes there will be a time when he will want to drop that "Shaft" im- age and go onto something else. He said, "I \vant to go on to other things. \Vhen I can become like Sean Connery. He shed the James Bond image but his bank account is good. At my age , I'm only 31, I thi nk I'v e got quite a few more years in this business and l'll 'tl'Orry about that a few years from now. At this J>Qint I'm not ~ally worried about the Shaft image." Russian Youths JAAiI '8awyei:'. •,•'.-!•~·· -1 •llJ.l1SOOW c j AP/ -~ Amencan nGti ,;Tom SawYer'· djrected 1Jy Don 'Taylor has·, \ftln .the top awa.rd for children's film s entered in the M09Co.w ·1"i1m Festival. · • The American movie was picked by a jury of Moscow schoolchildren who saw films from 35 countries. 1'1T'S A 'TRADEY' kind of statement the sales depart- ment occasiooally uses," he said. "Well, I took it Md said, 'Damn it, that's just too good to let waste.' " The campaign consisted of six 30-second spots in which he look wh at he calls "nutty world records that deal \Yith duration" -the Ion g est Charleston dance (27 hours), the race-slapping record (31 hours) and so forth -and matched them agaimt CBS' 17-vear claim. The actors portraying the record-holders all swooned and collapsed upon learning of CBS' title. The idea, Dorfsman says, was to make the point with a few laughs while re- maining low-key about it. "My theory is, bow could people not want to go to No. 1," he says. "People naturally gravitate to winners." PHASE 2; WljlCH beRan early lbis month, directly emphasizes the coming season wllhobriel glimpoes of the new shows. · Network officials decline to say how modi their promotion wars cost, but all agree the batUe was joined t h re e seasons ago when t h e networks began showing their new programs the same week, instead of staggering their in- dividual premiere weeks as in past years. Ironically, the w r i t er s' strike, by deljiylng both the production and debut of many new shows, has restored the good old days to sOme extent. It also may ca\Jse longer ratings , headaches for the networks: "When everything comes at once, you have a picture of the 'vay the season's going to fall much earltel')'" ~ys Don Foley,._ ABC's vice president for ·actvertising. "This year, it seems to me we won't have that picture until qb.ite late in the season;" ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-{ Maria Callas Sings Again "WHATS UP, DOC" .,. "PLAY IT A•AIN, SAM" IRI LONDON I AP l -Opera star Maria Callas is to sing in public again for lhe firs t time in eight years. The 49-year-old soprano will 1nake a single appeara[\Ce at London's JWyal Festival Hall on Sept. 22. accompanied by Ttalian tenor Guiseppc di Stefano and pianist I v or Newton in a recital or songs, arias and duets. f\.1lss canas' last public ap- pearance was also In London in L965 when she sang Tosca at Convent Garden. Her Festival Hall recital - E DWARDS CINEMA Vl~JO ~a .. t!tO ..... a1·1~ PAI ,., ... ,,fJ ~lO •'190 unNllS DAil l =='" ~ ~~-(!)---GAIWER . ..,.. MW ~ND fOP ()ISNIY 14it i .~Cly p I the highlight· of the start or the The London representative 1973--74 London music season for hfis.s Callas dE'.'clined to ex- -will be the beginning of a plain what prompted her to "'orld tour, a six>kesman for resume singing. the singer said. ··1 don't think she has to "Negotiations are still con· give reasons," he said. "She is tinuin g for future aprofessional singer." engagements and it is not Yet 1c===========:J known wbere she will sing D b D . next."' the spokesn1an slid. one Y unn Pat Dunn gets things done. Alt hough she has not sung publicly for eight ye a r s, recordings of Miss Callas' old performances are still in heavy demand and t h e Festival Hall is anticipating a rush for tickets. "TIE "'.!!~~~~ ... .....an-.. ~-... -.. -Oi'6l Thro\v her ;.rour chall enge and see how she handles It in her "At Your Service" col- umn , now appearing every Sunday, Wednesday and Fri- day in The DAILY PILOT. 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General General , ........ NEW TRIPLEXES & DUPLEXES in COST A MESA 4S% SOLO-OUT IN 10 DAySI Open Daily Placentia Ave. at Wilson ORANGE COUNTY APARTMENT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, 547·6791 General General General General H ~ phµ\,ning a N~t-~ Half gone in half a year and lhe rest will not last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport OCEAN VIEW Beach development of condominium homes, built·in clusters around handsome courtyards. CONDOMINIUMS BY THE SEA Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of General CUL-DE-SAC EASTSlDE COSTA J\1ESA. This is a large hon1e which will allow you to really use your imagination. Over 2300 sq. rt. Zoned R-2. II now has 2 bedrooms plus guest quarters. Large Back Yard. $44 ,950. Ca!L 64&--0555 for details. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Lots of possibilities in this ·adaptable home with 2 bedrooms, 2 bnths, and large fa mily room. Easy ac- cess to park can1pcr or boat trailer. t\ssumf' lhe V.11.. loan at 6i)a•,;, 0 \VC 2nd T.D. Just reduced to $15,900. Call 64&-0555. ' .EXCHANGE • S.ELL J2 Apartn1ents. ~1 any :ilten1a1ivcs to financing and ownPrship. May Trade Do\vn for smaller unit~. May Trade for Land suitAhle for 3 to 5 units. All Units furnished. Good Rent Schedule. Heated and filtered pool. Call anytime. 646--0555. General General FAIRWAY LOT • BIG CANYON Build the hon1e of your drean1s in exclusive Big Canyon. Choice lot, attractively priced, in prime location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $64,200. SPECTACULAR VIEW From this magnificent Corona del Mar home, overlooking the harbor entrance, the ocean & the turning basin. Spacious, with large rooms, in('luding a fabulous family room which has a professional bar adjoining the 'vine cellar. Lots of paneling & a fireplace. 3 Big bedroon1s, a den, large vie\v-side sun· deck & a true gourmet kitchen. Fabulous is the word for this magnificent home. You may VIEW 2501 Ocean Blvd., on Sunday be· tween 1 & 5. . . . . . . . . . ...... $296.500. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Ocean si de of the high,vay, close to beach & convenient to shopping. Completely re- modeled duplex, \vith fireplaces, fuUy equip· ped kitchens; one bedroom each, plus con- vertible dens. OPEN HOUSE Saturday & Sunday from I to 5. See 403 Jasmine. $82,000 General General RANCHO SANTA FE CONTEMPORARY ESTATE rtlodern desig11, approximately 4300 sq. fL hon\e on 3 secluded acres among the trees. 5 Br .. 5112 Ba. Built with extensive use of im· ported glass, fine walnut and teakwood and · terrazo flooring. Outstanding Gourmet k.itch· en with the last word in appliances and storage. Library and living room with great open feeling. Irrigation and sprinkler system. On beautiful Las Planideras Road. $255,000. MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY HOME Located on knoll of 6 acre parcel. Surround· ed by 650 two year old len1on trees now in con11nercial production. Sunken living room, fo rinal dining roo1n. all electric kitchen with breakfast area. Paneled fan1ily roon1 with \vet bar. l\1aster suite plus two large family bedroo1ns. Sauna bath, exercise room and n1aid's roo1n. Fabulous rose garden. Three t ar garage. The best of everything! $325,000. WILLIS M. ALLEN COM~ANY 8 ~ Paseo Oelicias Post Office BoX 107 Rancho Santa Fe, Californi1 92067 A~ (714) 756-2444 General General NEWPORT CREST RESALES Juxur11 comfort, convenience and quality ASSUME FHA 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms-2 or 2'h Baths. Formal construction. SunSdecks,Sfireplace, wet-bar, LOAN COM P'ANV DRAMATIC Dining Rooms. Pool, Sauna & Tennis Courts. elegant Master uite, un·Liteo kitchen, NE\V, split·level home "·Ith Private enclosed double garage. Recreational Almost new profei::sionally · 1 MESA VERDE living nt Santa Ana pricei An absolutely immaculate H.cpublic Home in a seciuded neighborhood or 10\vering trE-es & rose drenched Garden$. $44,000._ 10'7'· dn. Cantrell Riiy 833-2224 EASTSIDE-SPECIALll 0 N A UES NOW f landscaped 3 bedroon1 guestun1t.1 1~Bki::.t0Cdl\1 UTSTANOI G V L acilities include heated swimming pool, hon1e. All electric built-in REALTORS beach. S135,500. Your hon1e BROKER PART ICIPATION lighted tennis courts, sauna, therapy pool. kitchen family room and or lot considered a<i llo\vn All t . • '-·••d· d d . t e o m p J e I c I Y enclosed 2841 E C C d I M payn1t. Real Estate Consultants ex eno~ ing an groun s main enance backyard. Sho\vs lots of • oast Hwy., orona • ar OPEN SAT /SUN. provided. Satisfy your curiosity-see T.L.C. Tr you"rc looking for "Selling Real Estate In Newport Harbor 1·5:30 1525 Superior,-Suite 3 Newport Crest today! i::omet.hing real ~pecial in a Since 1944" 313 HELIOTROPE Newport Beach (714) 645-3230 I higl1 dom'"d ru·on or Hun· 673 4400 HAL PINCHIN i ~""'""""'""'""'""'""'-'!"''""""'""'""'""'""'""'""''I Two, Three. and Four Bedroom Condomtnlunt Homes tingtOn Beach, you've found • General General it in this beauty. $46,500. '!"'!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Realtor 675-4392 Bright and ai ry new all elec· tl'ic• 1·ountry kitchen. largr fa1nily room \\'ilh uJo;cd htick fireplace, lf1rge patio, loads of glass and "'hat n delight. :'I bcdroon1. 2 b:itl1 lowly home for only $39,950. Call Red Carpet, H.e al t ors 54&-S640 Copen evenings) DOVER. SHORES· LOVELY . VIEW Lovely custom bit. 4 BR home on corner lot. Din. rm., fam. rm. \v/wet bar & ice-maker. $139.500. C. Tennille AHOY, SHIP TO SHORE 313 E. BAYFRONT. Spanish 2·story, 4 BR 411 ba., pie)' & slip. $249.500. SUNSET OPEN HOUSE 4 to 8, Marie Bush. SHORT ESCROW O.K. 2·Story, 5 BR. large LR, !rm. D.R .. lam. rm. w/wet bar. Close to club house. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 1900 P t. Weybridge. $79,900. Gary Knox LAST CHANCE BEFORE INCREASE PHASE IV OPEN SAT. & SUN. 2226 ARBUTUS, East· bluff. 5 BR Cape Cod home. Large lam. rm. & for. din . Walk to school s, tennis & shO[>"" ping. $79,500 HIGH ON A HILL TOP Panoramic view -Turtle Rock Hills "Pres- ident" home. 4 BR, family room -swim/ tennis, too. $94.500. OPEN SAT/SUN. 18691 PORTOFINO DR. Paul Quick 242 POPPY -OPEN SUN. 2·6 Just 12 block to Little Corona. Magnificent view of white water & rocks, hills & lights. Neat 2 BR on lge. lot. Only $85 ,000. Ric h w y AMEO SHORES -OPEN SUN. 2·S 4S33 TREMONT. Ocean view. Very large !iv. room & ma.St. bedroom w /parquet floors. ,Beamed ceilings. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths. $115,000. Carol Tatum WORLD AT YOUR FEET View the yachting action -bay & ocean from Your ringside seat. Newly decorated home -3 view bedrooms & ba's. $175,000. Mary Harvey BLUFFS -NEW ON MARKET Paging couples for immac. townhouse condo. with 2 bdrmS., den , terrazo entry & kitchen. Upgraded carpets & drapes. $68,500. M. Barr IRVINE COVE 2 Bdrms. & conv. den home in private area. within steps or finest surfing beach . Plans avail. for additions. $11 9.500. Kathryn Raulston LUXURIOUS BLUFFS E·MODEL View of bay & mountains. Everything in this home is highly upgraded & in perfect cond. La rge paneled family rm . w/wel bar. 3 BR., 2 \l ba. $92,500. Eileen Hudson OCEANSIDE -NIGUEL SHORES Immaculate 3 BR., den .• in priv. comm. Like new. Great beach, tennis, pool, sauna. Just reduced for quick sale. A best buy at $69,500. . Bob Yorke BEST OF ALL View, pO.I, 4 bdrm .. like new home. Enjoy the. quiet cul de sac location. You own this beautiful, view land. $133.000. La Vera Burns --Coldwell,Banker 833-0700 644-200 ~ SSO NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B, Call 616---0555. General General ~nJa J&fe BIG CANYON LOT. Stupen· dous! 180 degree panoramic vie11· on lrg corner loL \Valk right out onto golf rourse. $70,000. Owner. 64()..1931. PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOW N BY APPOINTMENT General General From Pacific Coasl Highw11y till~;;;i~ and Superior Avenue (Ba!bo<l Blvd.), drive up Superior lo Ticooderoge, and directly to Newport Crest Information Center; Telephone: (714) 645-6141 Sales Oflic.e open daily lO a.m. to sunset CSLI No. 266619 General * * * General * * * * BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX * 4 Bdrm. 3 bath upper; 2 bdrm. !·bath lo wer Large rooms &'lots of closets & a real double garage! $11 5,000 Incl. all furn . NEIGHBORHOOD CONSCIOUS? $31,500 \\'ill buy you a lovely pres- tigous neighborhood and a p1-etty, spacious hon1e as \l"l'll. !1'.<i unusual to find both for this super·!O\I' price. Inqui.t·e now . il \\'on'l last. 847.fiOlO. OPf.N TIL g • lt:S FUN 10 8f NICE/ ~ '. NEWPORT I BACK BAY $67,500 5 bedroom plus officctdcn. 2 hath and lovely atrium. Over 2500 sq. ft . of luxurious living. Beautiful cl o u b I e brick fireplace, beamed ceiling custon1 home. Rerj Carpet, Realtors 645-8080 (open evenings) By Owner Linda Isle Waterfront Custom 4·bdrm., 41'.! bath home on lagoon. Fully e~u.ipped island kitchen, waterfroq~ family room, bi 1ard room ......................... $245,000 Linda Isle Waterfront Custon1 4 bdrn1., 5 bath home witl1 v'iew of main channel. Soft colors, rich "'Ood panel· ing & 3 frplcs., give .a warm intimate feel· ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, sitting area, vie\V decks ......... $295,000. 30 Linda Isle Dr.-Open Sunday Lovely 4 bdrm., 41h ba. home with swim· ming pool , pier & slip, panoramic view of main channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for biUiards & family dining. Waterfront formal dining & living rm. $275,000. For Compl•te Information On All Hom11 & Lots, Pleuo Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Or., Suite 1, N.8 . 675--6161 General General CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR J Bedrooin + den . near ,;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;= SC'hools and shops. Covered patio -kid si7-c yard. Prin· cip;.i ls only. Call -545·519ti ~ 5-1;,..s1.i7 af!rr 6 pnt. Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! Call 642-:£18. 306 Marine, Balboa Island 675-4000 * General * * * * * General General llARBOH VIEW H01'1ES POPULAR MONACO 2 bedrooms & den, well decorated, shows like model home ; Priced right for todays marKet at $64,900. PALERMO MODEL Like new 4 bedroom, family room, close to park & community pool ; Drapes, upgrade floors. Move in today! $81,500 IMMACULATE MONTEGO 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining, creative decor. Price reduced for immediate sale. $74,500. Open Sat. 12-4, Sun. 1·S, 1955 Port Cl1rid9e, NB HARBOR VIEW llO~lES .~ REALTY NEWPORT BEACH B33-07BO INFORMATION ON OTHER HOMES AVAILABLE * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * BA YCREST BEAUTY SHARP • SPARKLING 3 Bdrms., 21h ba 's., gleaming hd\vd . firs.; 2 3 BR, 2\-2 ba's., gleaming hdwd firs.; 2 Fp1. 15x30 Htd. pool in charming garden. $79,500 OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S 2018 COMMODORE BEST OF TWO WORLDS Charming Newport Heights home, conven· ience of a most desirable location plus many custom features. 2 Bdrm. home w/complete guest house. Ideal Mother-in-law setup. .. ............................. $59,500. OPEN SUNDAY I ·5 338 HOMEWOOD lill •ij ~ 36~.:::t:::~ £;r. General FOREVER OCEAN VIEW in this n1ost tuiu~ufll t11n1\ly ho1ne. •l hedroorns. den, tamily roon1 . ~l ost thoughtfully planned with a clrenn1 kitchen for Mother, plut:1 workshop, dark room, bout or trailer storage, play yard and access to Corona clcl Mar's finest Jxtaches. $.<J8,5(X) -fee. 673-8550. OPE:N TIL t • IT'S FVN 70 aE. NICE.I ~ ==== 6 Bdrm Mansion \\Ith O\'l'"l' '1.000 ~q. f!. f"lf 1111rA Jiving i;ituntrrl on 1;; tl('l'f', l.Ollol or t!'ct•s ;ind lu~h ll1nflsC'11pilt1:-. Gr('ut orcn to r11i1H• 1ht> ki1!s. ,\ 1nu-.1 sc<' on Otn' 1·flll11;:. (1fli<1\·d H1 IT.l.000. Walker &lee lll••L ••fltl General OWNER ANXIOUS To Pl'OVl' l1. 1hey redUL'1..>d fhe pril·e Iron1 $47,500 to S+l,500. DeligbUul upper buy loca· lion on quiet cul-de-sac. Spacious 3 BR & famity room, freshly painted i.Mide & out. ~rt walk to school. LO\V INTEREST VA LOAN. ASSUMABLE BY ANYONE. Call M0-1151 Open Eves. -:·.~., .. HERITAGE REALTORS --POOLTIMEI $35,950. Chtu·inin.g 3 bt.>(Jroont, 2 bn!h l'lf\nu~ \\"ilh lnrg(• f;1n1 il v l'OOtlt 11n1I hlij,7" h r 1 1' k fin'pln1·••. l·I \ iq pool 1\ith lnnds or df'rklng. t.i.1ii;:c 11ol'k 5hop in rrur fo r th<' hundy rn1111, Thi.; i~ a ll(ll 1 11111•! Call It~'(/ Cnrrw;t, He11lh"ll'i'I !"116-11.6•10 Io pen rVt"lliOg!>l A good want acl is a good l:l· VHlmt'nL MACNAB IRVINE FINER HO~S PRICE REDUCTIONI TURT~EROCKI 4 BR, FR, DR. VIEW! Reduced $6,000! Great location -across from park! $59,000. Laszlo Sharkany 6446200. (D21) , PERFECTLY HANDSOME in every detail -Big Canyon 4 BR., FR, DR, TV room (could be 5 BR). $159,500. Charlene Reichmann 642·8235. (D22) HARBOR VIEW MONACO Exquisite in taste & decor 3 BR. home. Seriously for sale -quick occupancy. Over· sized yard. $64,900 Fee. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. (D23) HAPPINESS IS IRVINE Tastefully appointed 4 BR. Lovely gardens -many beautiful trees. Covered patio. Waterfall & fountain. Priced to sell $49.500. (D24) SUPER BUY! Superb 3 BR/FR. home in Baycresl Own· ers need fast action -make offer. Asking $71,000. Cooltie Allison 642·8235. (D25) THE GENTLEMAN'S RANCH ESTATE 2'h acres · stables • paddocks • rolling lawns & white fences. Approx. 4400 sq. fl • 3 BR. • central air conditionin'g • approx. 21'.! yrs. old. Lovely view. $195,000. Tom Queen 644-6200. (D26) IRVINE RANCH AREA Large 6 BR/FR beautifully decorated. 1 block from park. $55,000. 5241 Burgundy Cir. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. Larry Dyec 644·6200. (D27J COLLINS ISLAND BAYFRONT Unbelievable view! 100' on Bay! Pier w/60' slip. 4 BR's, 5 baths, for1nal DR. Exquisite antique \Valnut fireplace in library/den. Spacio us patios & dec ks. 3-car garage. $385,000. Harriet Perry 642-8235. (D28) VIEW LOT -DOVER SHORES Build your own 11lvory Tower." Choice level lot (90x146). Private beaches. Reduced to $49,500. Harriet Perry 642·8235. (D29) BAYFRONT · IST OFFERING Custom finished. Pl&ns by Theuerkauf. 4 BR., 4 bath, lg. deck on Bayfronl Dock for 54' boat. Game room w/wet bar, patio w/water!all. Bayfront masler suite w/al.rl· um. Tom Turner 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 501 Harbor Island Pl. (off Bayside Dr.) 1039) ------~.,..~--~-~ Irvine M1cn•b·lrvln• A••lty Comptrny 901 Oov•r Or lv• 142·1235 IMt MacA.rthur 14'·1200 Mllwport 811ch,Ctlll0tnl• 1211) -- ' I I • . - I _,,, .. l~! _,,, .. I~ I _,,,.. ![ell _,,, .. I~ [ _, ..... I[!]! -·""" I~ I -......... l~ I ...... , ..... J~[ _, .... I~ Pete Barrell Realty. prruenb THE VIEW MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED - ALL of Newport . .f-larbor & Catali na beyond. 2 Bcdroo1ns, <.lin~l\lg room and family room. Price reduced and includes lan d ... $62,000. 321 King• Road, N.8. 0Pon Sat & Sun 1-5 LINCOLN LANE LOVELIEST STREET IN WESTCLIFF - 4 Bedrqom o·n extra large lot, dining room lilnd den. This is the house that flows with fWl and freedom. Owner transferred. 1506 Lincoln Lant, N.8. Open S.t & Sun 1-S NICEST HOME IN TOWN POOL ANO FIRE RING -Entertainment center. Enj oy the luxury of new carpeting and fantastic family room in this ~ bedroom hon1e. Lo\v interest assu mable loan. BUY A HOME-FOR YOUR BOAT SLIP WILL HOLD YOUR SO FOOTER - pointing to\1•ard s Bay Island. GraciOus 4 bed· room Peninsula hon1e 'vi th veranda over· looking turn ing basin. Price jnRt reduced . Call us to see. NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA LARGE FAMILY ROOM -with used brick • fireplace, builtin bookshelves and warm paneling are just one nice feature in this cozy i 4 bedroom home. Qulet street, nicely cared for neighborhood, near schools ••. $51,500. WESTCLIFF THREE BEDROOM CUTIE -on the corner. Olympian size pool for splashtime fun and , enclosed patio for privacy ........ $69,950. ' tj!OVE IN CONDITION NEWPORT BEACH -Positively the most! · t~resh pa int inside and out, squeeky clean 3 bedroom home \\'ith lovel y hangin g baskets and potted plants stay \Vi th it. Tre1nendous lot \Vi th an1ple roo1n for boat. or trailer. All th is for only ..... 869,500. Offic:e Open Saturdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Wostcllff Or., N.B. 642-5200 ****** *TAYLOR C·O. * LIKE A SPECTACULAR VIEW? t.:njoy the "see thru" view from courtyard entry. Bright lights. !Jay & ocean ts "what you see & what you get" fro1n lge 3 BR beauty. F'R, formal DR & lovely pool. Like New! Irvine Terrace. $172,500. 1935 SA8R INA TE RR. SA T/SUN. 1-5 :30 WATERFRONT -$135,000 Luxury ! On the water ! Compl etely remod- eled with plush cptng & drapes, beams, pa neling, abundant ntarble & many other fine appts. 2 BR, 2 bath "own-your-own". Adult occupied. Pool, great vu, pier/slips. 2525 G4 OCEAN BLVD. SAT/SUN. 1-5 :30 SPYGLASS HILL -$125,000 Brand NEW 2 story beauty! Large rooms. 4 Bdrms, family rm, formal dining rm & huge fini shed bonus rm for famil y fun . Beautiful corner location. Includes the land. Will be cptd & landscaped. Ready for occupancy. 7 TWIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN. 1-5:30 EXCLUSIVE LINPA ISLE -$195,000 Beautiful ne ar-ne w bayfront hon1e. High ·ceilings, open spacious feeli ng for taking ad- vantage Qf \vater vie\v . P rof. decorated in war1n smart colors. 4 Bdrrns. library. play rtn. & 5 ~ baths. Pier & dock . Security gate . 8 LI NDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5:30 DOVER SHORES For someone who appreciates quality. Lge 5 BR custom-bit home w/fam. rm, lge formal DR, 41> baths, 3-car gar. Fully air-cond., extensive use of Italian marble, jacuzzi pool off ms tr bath. Huge deep cov. patio. 1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 :30 BAY ANO OCEAN YIEWI $189,500 Delightful cov. terrace w/great panoramic view. Beautiful sunsets from this spacious 4 bdrm home in Irvine Terrace. FR/dining & den, Ige pool, 41h baths. 3-Car garage. LINDA ISLE -$245,000 Protected pa tio on lagoon side of this cus- tom built 4 bdrm home with famil y rm, bil- liard rm, for1nal dining rm & 41;<.i baths . Fin e detail. Pier & slip for large lc'oa t. BIG CANYON -$199,5 00 Beauty & perfection thruout -the front ap· proach of the beautifully landscaped grounds. the prof. decorated interior of thC lge 3 BR home with FR & formal DR. Un- usual pool \V /lge jacuzzi. Cu st. furn. incl. Office Open Saturday & Sunday ''Our 28th Year" General Herrell, McKenna & co. Realtors NEARING COMPLETION! ' Come live near the sea in beautiful Newport Crest. A 2 BEDROOM, PLAN 8 with a cozy den & an out of site master suite with front & rear decks giving you a great outdoor feeling. Fantastic for entertainment! A 4 BEDROOM, PLAN 6 -for great family Jiving, nothing can surpass this spacious nlodel. The famil y room exudes great \Ya rmth & charm as you overlook a beauti· ful landscaped courtyard. For an appointn1ent to st>e, please give us a call. Herrel, McKema & Co. Realtors 2846 E, PACIFIC COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. 17141 640-8-484 General General SCHOOL DAYS The first unit of Peppertree I.Jomes in Tus· tin is nearing completion and we ha,ve a limited number of 2 Story. 4 BR homes left. Make a deposit now and you can move in be· fore school opens!! $45,990 and $46,990 General ' . ON THE WATER CONDOMIN IUM • This love. ly 2-story end Wllt has everything • even a BOAT SUP. Ultra modern kitchen with all new bulltins. At· tractive stone fireplace, 2 Bedrooms, 2~ Ba th•. SUNDECK overlookin&: the water. All this can be yours tor $86,500. 644-7270 BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Conlpl ett>ly upgraded 1\\'0 ' 6lory, 4 Bedroon1s, 3 baths, brick fireplace, large cowi· try kitchen. Close t o everything · pool, tennis, club, shopping & schools. !54,950. 644-7270 DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX CORONA DEL MA R Beautiful rustic 2 bcdroo1n, open beam ceilings with charming brick fil'(!place, .builtin kitchen ln this front unit. JUST BEING COM- PLETED, so you can pick your ov.n colors a n d carpets. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, cozy fireplace. b u i l t I n kitchen. Best location in Old Corona del Mar. $95,500. 644-7270 FOREVER VIEW Gentr•I &?"iiijl:;!~ ;1 c.F. Colesworthy & Co.· Realtors DISTINCTIVE HOMES STORYBPOK CHARM IN HARBOR VIEW HIW Her~s a 8 bedrooms or 2 & a convertible den, with custom details thruout that give a warm, homey atmosphere. There's -a garden patio off convenient kitchen, for outdoor dining, that is a real delight. Reasonably priced at $64,950 ... you own the land. DOVER SHORES IN A GRAND MANNER Where the spectacular view presents Itself every moment This 5 bedroom, 3 bath home is an outstanding Ivan Wells design. Beauti- fully maintained, richly detalled, with el&-.' 1 gant, formal dining room & Inviting family room with \vet bar. Front courtyard patio with heated pool. $137,500 • ' UNIVERSITY PARK NEW ON THE MARKET Sparkl ing tle3n. adult occupied 3 bedroom hon1e. ~~or1nal din i.ng area plus eating area . in the bright, built·in kitchen. Dramatic, vaul ted living room ceiling - cozy fireplace.' Private patio •adj oins spacious greenbelt Ior that un crowded feeling. $48,000 LEASE • LUSK CONDO Vacant & ready for immediate occupancy. Sparkling cle.an 3 bedroom, 2 bath unit Up- graded carpets & drapes, built-in kitchen, fireplace. Excellent location. $5M Per month C. F. COL ESWORTHY 640-0020 WE HAYE RENTALS -~ ---General ' Gentrel \\la tt·h the boat·s by day and --------- hRrbor lighl!! by night frorn 7°;0 ASSUME ~ your 01\'n living rooni. Thf' j NO FEES ULT!i\li\TE in FE: E . , 011•nr1·ship, luxury on-thl'-BEST ~U'i IN THE BEACH 1\·ntcr Jiving. 2 Bcd!:ooins. 2 · Ulha deluxe 3 BR + 2 bath condo ln prestigious BR, steps to ocean llJld area. ~ool, security guard, Es'x"'o'Pu'"1"s· 1CTAELLR•1v':;..1mER1A bout shp available. OlAN· NEL REEF CALL F'OR ap. LIVING. polntmcnt $95,000. 5 BR, J BA -9 R001\fS. 0 S English style m a n o r . e OPEN H U E • Panoramic ocean view from 3 BDRM-every room · w1w;ual v.-ine WONDOROUS WEEPING WILLOW $32,500. In clesirrnhlc l'.:a~tside Costa l\lcsa 11. giant \\"tcping General General WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road with guarantHd interest rates Models open daily from 11 to 7 994 IA Mm.ADA, Laguna cellar · many other exciting &>aeh, $69,950 • Sun. 1-5. features CALL 645--1221 , \\'illO\\' makcs a ti'('(' shaded , paradise of a huge fenced ; rear yarcl \\'ith your own n1 lni-01·ehard of fruit ~. , treel und prolific planrtnp ; of :<thruhs 11.nti ll0'11iert aho grace the front of this jewel , box meticulously cared for 3 ' "BEACH BARGAIN", ; FANTASTIC'. This 2 story beach house has 4 BR, 3 BA , cozy fireplaces in liv.~g room & family r(\Om. High open bearo ceilings, deep shag carpeting, ample parking & 3ust steps to the sutf! Assume existing VA loan -No p<>ints! Our best beach buy at $81,950. See today! "HARBOR LIGHTS" Perched on the bluffs directly above the Dana Point Marina sits this magnificent 3 BR Sea Castle ! Huge tree shaded lot, se- cluded guest cottage. A rare opportunity to , enjoy a most panoramic ocean view !! Ask· ing $198,500. No loan problems here 0 \.\'ner will finance . Call now !! "A PRIVATE BEACH" 01\°NER LEA VI NG STATE. Splendid 3 Br, 3 Ba re sidence in tv!ONARCJ1 BAY. Priced for quick sale. $94,500 . WHITE WATER VIEW ... IS SPECTACU LAR ! Mo narch Bay Terrace. Expansive 4 BR. 31/2 BA. 5000 sq ft home atop a knoll. AU redwood & glass. Pool & jacuzzi in inner courtyard. Decks off every room. Open beams, & gardens thruout. $310,000. at Mylord Rd. and the Santa Ana Freeway ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 (:-/111.gnby 1_G_e_n_•_r_11 _______ Gt_no_r_a_1 _______ 1 _ :'HE IAVMCIMIWf I BEST · I" BLUFFS Telephone: 544·8012 NEW-4 BR. 3 BA.-VIEW ONLY $71 ,500 for this Jge .. spacious condo, v .. ·ith expensive carp., fabulous kitch. w/elec. cookware top, dbl. self-clean ovens, trasb- masher. I1nmed . occupancy. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 2442 VISTA NOB LEZA (off Viste Del Oro) END UNIT on Vista Caudal, 3 BR., 2 ba., formal din. rm., elec. kitch. Views of wide greenbelt & bay. Asking $76,500 E-PLAN, on bayfront, 2400 Sq. ft ., tremen- dou sly upgraded thruout. 3 BR ., 21> ba., din. rm .. huge Cam . rm.: ,2 yrs old Spectacular ! Gen•ral ROOM TO RAMBLE Over 1800 sq, ft ln 11esa Verde for only $36.500. 3-Blg bedrooms, 2 bath!J, huge bonus room with room for poo!table. Lots of privacy "·ith IO\V maintenance. Call -JUST LISTED General HUNTINGTON BEACH FAVORITE Ne11• lia:tlng this week in popular East Huntington Beach area. Close to choice shopping renters and euy \\'a1k to elen1entary school. See this one story 4 Ucd roo1n hori'le 1v!th b(>auliful lal'l·n and patio, When you list with us, YOUR HOME Is •dvertlstd in Home for Living maga- iine in more than 900 areas ·and cu .. tomer1 are Mnt to y o u as referr1l1 from our ovtr 500 affiliates of NMLS. 2828 E. Coest Hiway Corona 191 Mar LOVEL \' 4 BEDR00~1 & 11('1vly decorated thruout. PRESTIGE F'Al\.11LY -11·lth large al· Vacant. F'ee land. OPEN HELEN B DOWD <motive pool. Shai·p HOUSE SUN DAY 1-5. 10291 SUPER VALUE • landsc11pini.:. boot access & ~1onitor. Priced 11: only REAL TOR BLUFFS SPECIALIST 644-0ll4 f~nr. kitchen. Prieed 11nly s~-tWl Spaciou11 t'll1> story home haii I $38.!lW. Excellent tcrn1s. four bedrooms u~tah'S and ,G ._•_n_i_r_a_I ------1 Gtn•ral CALL ;i.16-~ ~ COATS fonnal rtining, ftunlly roon1 1 -and tll'n clo\\TJ!ltail'!!, T11 o. HORSES "WANTED" OWNERS & '' b•'"'· ..,"""'' 1""""' ' WALLACE t'\"O flrcpla<'r's, plann<.'d k1!· WELCOMED SIX CHILDREN MOVING REAL TORS '"""· walk·ln pnn .. ·y and rr you 're looking for a.n IN Sharp Melltt Verde hon1e . 3 -546--4141--oversll:e garage. Oulstand· unu sual home in east Co!lta Large bednns, 2 balh5, (Optn Evtninns) ing, carefree landscaping ADORABLE DREAM HOME A most charn1ing J bedroom, beautifully decorated . 1.9\'e· ly carpets and drapes. "Blue Heaven Kitchen." Fireplace, service porch. at- 1.racUve brick patio with lllt'ge brick Bar-B-Q pit. Pr i v a t e qu.iet lot, pleasantly landscaped. See thi& house to appreciate tt. caJl 842-2535. Price $33,5CO. OPENTILO • rr'S FUN JO BE NJCEJ [-ltijNl11tl Fantastic Fixer!!! Rustic ranch style on huge R-2 lot! Needs pa.Inter and a gardl'ner. R.oo111 for boat. ca1npcr and Jot:c or kids~ S23,IXX} -Lo\\• do\vn and owner \Viii finance!! Call 645-8•100 Mesa \\'e have 11~ This SOUTH COAST modern blt ln k!lchen, faml· :;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::::::":::;::;: rompllmenl!I this be11.uty. charming tv.'O story Cape )y rm \vilh huge used brtck Und('r the 1narket at $48,950, Cod home la a stone'1 Uu'Ow PLAZA fireplace and separate din-OPEN SUN. l-S 90 Rush · call 96Z.88Sl . UDO ISLE fromtheSantaAna Country Super 4 br, model home. !ng rm. Former model OPENTIL 9 •/T'SFVN10BE N/Cfl GRUB & ELLIS CO. 3 bedrooms den or 4 N. a C::Jing, tile floors _ 211.i lot \\rith room for boat or Windsor Park area Santa lf1,l:f~'11 Club. You tieclde If It's to be two fireplaces _ wet bar _ home on large cul-de-sac 2829 W. BORCHARD ~ ~ SPANISH Realtors ~1\7~~m~:·1!~;~:n! 15 n~;th~jJ!f= d=~! ~-~ on!y ~l,500. I ~~·&4 h~~J,w~1\~e;~~i@i;J£j Magru~!~l~~n~~ 11a. 675-7080 R4 lot. All this for $39,CXXI. (OPEN EVENINGS) ing board; home tn xlnt . clenda 1 Block to Beach. 2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona dtl Mar Coll Todoy! 546-23t3. <ond. with m ruly extnu. * MES a del MAR Hldo-a-woy master ouito, ~t•L i•r •r• lf.!'!'-A!ll'-'-825 CORTEZ 1.5 room with cozy tlreolnce. 3728 OCEAN $14,000 • F.•t.A. assuma blt S~l ~ti loon. $73.500 J."EF.. Agt. 64.\.030.1 bedroom hon\e. Own e1' • bound for out or state and , will conalder attiou1 offers and J e a v e refnierator 1 hehlnd too. An ldylUc restrul retreat for one or t\\'O, ..a jl tree house juna;Je for klds tQ J:TO\\' up or a pets paradi*-. ' Come in or call for an ap. polntment. Red C a r p e I , Reallol'l 'l"i1 F.. 17th SL C.M. 645-8080 !opcn even· ings) OPEN HOUSE $6000 PRICE REDUCTION A lovely home in "Harbor View Hilla." 4 bedroom ~ baths, family room, 2 ' fireplaces, 3-car laJ'ait! and • a pool s!Je yud. Vaulted I celling with dark 1calntd , beams and a wonderftll ' Ocean View. Indoor/outdoor living at its beirt. Now only , $92,~. <>IH"tl house Sat. & Sun. 1·5 PM -3907 Topside Ll'lnt', Corona de! Mar. 6i3..fl550. NO NO DN GI SEl.J...ER wilt pay all OOlta. 3" larre BR, 2 betM, plua l fireplace &: & 9Xl4 den. Home on 50X135 ft. lot near· lm Amliot HI School! Call now 54&-0022- J General I Gtntr•l Walker & Lee 132,500. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. kitchen. Etegont ll vln . [~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!"'"!!!!!!!!![ ~o~"'".·.",'.~ • rr"S FUN TO BE N/Cf!~ Assumable V.A. I oa n "'-chlldrena wing. Gourmet BLVD. OLD , NO MORE plus fam•ly ,m, ,,,.,Ph><·c. 2010 BAJA GIANT COUNTRY -l ~R~G'.'oo~"~'j~2' .................. 1.!!!!!~~~~!l!!!ll!!!lll 4 Bod•m!· 2 bath~. llvh•c --0PENSA·T-;-1•5-, EASTSIDE ·1·1. I . I d I b!tlns, good c't'Pf" & ilrp~. I KITCHEN CORONA DEL '" ""'" "'"" " • ,,,,,.,. BAY VIEW NEWPORT SPANISH VILLA ~:::::::=::c::::: i 1.,.., f)ll ilo tlb1, ~···· Tr.t -r. v 1,,,1_, ' ,, . .,. ''· '· ,,,. ' ' , 1'"'oih·c· ~ 1"<'llhid at SHiO. Tht' ill e ANYTIME e ron·\t"!n1ln!,1r\ !·1 T"11• Ol·•frl'I. ~ Bedroo111 , 2 bttth Illus faml· .MAR GO BY! hon11· !tst'lf i~ rPr'llcd frw H11, 11i1ta1d1:1:' viil'I'" front 1'1•· BEACH BEST ::;!<i~!"101_1~ '--·i ln1n1nMc11Jn1c. REAL SHARP ,.,3_. E 54,5887 ! N.B. r·n1i11rd <l!nlnn ri••. t· l.1' 1'00111 11·hh l)c11.utUul n ·,i.JIJ. ilo•11r hn11 n°~1\· NP1X'J' :, •f;,:. 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Rooin , REAL TY 675~3000 Cnrpct, l~caltors 54· the IX>t1rh . Tnk!' 1l look Rt B<1hm111 ch!lch·1·us i1·l;1i:-. !?~·~ l1111ncd1a!e occupaney. quiet cul-dc-SHc lot. Bont for camper, boat. tic. Ask· . ·_,___ PIER-&-SLIP (open evcnln.1ta) , This fabulous hon1c :nul lhen Walker & Lee l lidC·H·\\tl.Y n1as1cr suite ovn~ shp by yourl!l'OOt door. and Cfln1per gate. lt )IOU ing $32,600. - g\vt'" us a call. 67:\-8~150 v.·Hh :!rd lm!h and 36' haJ. Spac iou~ 2 BR, 2)'ir BA .. Gor-have been looking for the call 540-1151 Open Eves. IMMEDIATE Lo\'oly 4 bcdrooni, 3 hath MESA VERDE _ OPEN TIL o • fT"S FUN ro BE NICE' ~=="';:'~'::;:';:":::':;':::' ;::::::::'.:.[ cony. ('.ounnt't kitchen and geous, convenient, private. best, th is is it. Offered at POSSESSION I wal,.rfront hOme. Choice $lS,SOO 2 Story 5 Bedrm/3 BA $84,500. Call 64f>.0303. OPEN TIL g . rrs FUti TO st Na1 , FAMIL y HOME Completer with pier It slip, Beautifully l&nd.tcaped famt ~ ~ Beautiful Back Bay entertainers deck and patio. CALL 510--llSl Open Evt.'!. $48,900. Ca ll ~2535. 4 BDR·CAPE, COD Balboa Penin1ula location. horne completely remodeled ly home with cot Prlcerl tor QUICK 1ale 1 ·~~~ 'li'tl~ ""!"'l~~:!:'l!!"l''!l'!~'"" IF..xtrn large two story home and what a beauutu1 v1('w. planter ·~•• and tru at $4',500 By Owner!' d * CORNER LOT * wtlh over 2600 sq ft of llv· Prlctld to aeJl nt sm,soo. tree1. Clo1e to •ChOO NEW 4-PLEX $80,000 NO FINANCING PROBLEM Big Family Room -----:lL Busy lntenectlon, 19th & in&. 4 bedJ'OOJl), 4 bath faml-Call for appointment -RM Library and •hopping. B Formal Dlnlng Room . -~!!!!-••-•!!"!" Fullenon, downtown CO.to ly, room, fOrmal dining Carpet, Realton ~ bedrooms, 2 bath•, &llt3I Bullt1n Appliance-s * 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath.I, Mesa. Owner will rlnt1 nce room newly de c or a t c d (open evenlnp) door opener and la Dral'O". Newly Cnrpl<I BEAUTIFUL double garage. S:!0,000. Betl SPACIOUS I A BDR RIVIERA REAL TY home . l mm e d I a te * TRiES°"H"A"'D"E"D:-*,-covered patto. FIN!-plaee, Br1ckcd Yd *of tcrm.1. $4S,OOO posses.'lion to that fas t ac· 1-~un LAnditta~·Wi th FAMILY ROOM COMMERCIAL ZONE. 2 Sharp large famir, hom(' 149 Broadway, C.M. Ung Jomlly, priced for fast Lovely 3 bdrm. Good Eut. $cre~ned Patio EASTSIOE I BR l'A-'O atory older home, ,.,11, ovci· ~--.' I. 01 11..,. 642·7007 645-5609 Eves tale at $45.000. Cnll Red 8tde loc. Extra larnc lot. 9 Iron to' Coif Couc c t ,, --·r tol s·· 500 VI . ~ u•• -J, -RDE-ea-1. Jl.e11.ltors 54()..8640 Cozy living ,.m, 1" frpl. • i. '°''"">' 3 bedroon1, 2 hath. '"'~'"' · ~. ' .. Ing. ln1n"1e<1latc PCl"!'Cssion M1:SA VE 1oi)en evening!') AH tor J't2.5rn 20142 KllM-Dr. ran1ily roonl plus 14X28' Ro_y McCardle R•altor avallable on lhii; 4 !x·dn'l.111"1, IMMACULATE I 4 SOR BALBOA BAY PROP • Welker &Lee ···~ ,,,,,. seller will suppo1·1 IJ1u1ncina! Beaultrul l'IC'I\' 4-plex ,·1n·ant $Od reM.y for thllf firJ>l o~r tix arlvat1tl'lg1'. Sub· rn1t Je•ld f''<c'hanitt-!I, rrHn· 1 1nerelal or unit~ In ~his 1 area.. C:ill Ht.1 Cnrfl('!. ReallO~ ~,~1-..,li lU UVE IN IRVINE Call ~7-2767 TODAY! pool \~·l!h lo11c111 of d•c!ih1i. 1810 Ncwoor' Bh•d., C.tlt. 1 litnh f;unlly 1-0001 und .Alnio,, ~nw, ht.'~utiful •I bdr. LIVE IN IR:VINE'S ' NEEifE--0---Cholrr Eutslclc location 548-7729 (Of'"rnnl dinin1e ir'()m, l11n 2 l\l"l''I 110.,,~~ O'.l 1'1'C''":'il:'l' I * 642-7491 * lu ~tillsfy buyer!! unrl l11111~l nt' lh\11 ful" s:ri.!l.":iO. ~ E££2L __ !ilOl'y hurnt·. [)on'1 ht:silrtl 1• 1., l(IVl'I·,' Meta ''el'dl'. O:ily RANCH -* Hugt Rumpu• l"hi.o; <•J.r.> 11•111 ool Intl !!"In,.::~ * 4-PLEX * 10 call H'.'1 C ri I" P 1• t, :.'5,~SJ. 0 JJarr,; on lhi~ onl''. On Jrvh1e 'a Ronch. 4 bl', t Room * * HE'.'VT,\Bl.F: hon11~ mod· Coll Ht•d Curpe\, Reallor11 3' BR .. 2'J bii. O\Vlll'r'a Apl. lle11 !)ot·~ ti-1J·84Jl\O {open Ili'<I Carpet, R l"nl tnrt yt,3ruld An olfl'l'h~nnon Ith [l I & J.lliQ 1 "t'l·i'11] M&SA-VERDEt·-11 POOL TIME! On b'Vlnc'~ Ilnnrh, I hr. 1 fff.'r old. An offering no one CM R.EF'US.E~ $3900 11111\ n. t:all now. ' Walker & Lee . llAL.llfAtl 1·ru1t·l.v p1·ic:c<.1 wi1h reason-645-SORO io~n t'Vtlning111 w/liil, lo."JO llii. f1., bi" yd. & _ev1'_!l~1."""'"-~~~=~ ."46-ilG.tO lO"•'n evc'"\h .. '~'"""-01 n HEFUSE! $30CKJ do\vn •9·P.· ·1~, 1... 1>1;,;cv. · •, at·~··.~f.,11!1 payments. -A PALACE-pa1 lo + thrN' 2.1x1rm. 61 'l-0'o LOAN111 You'll,..l ove This , • . •.. l"H ua. •1,uw. • l;~-S!lJJ .. NTIAL ln c on1t IT AIN'T wills. $S.'i,OOO. t . 11 ••• !~~~l~r!:.. -~~5000 unt1:<t \I ho.~ 0\\1\l'n 1vlsh Iv GEM 1.ikc ne1v 3 BR, z Bi\, on Colorful l 11 n t llh1tcled IOI! bedro6ms. 2 bath#. ronnn.I w· a Ike 0 Lee WHILE YOU LIV! Pi\Clf1C PROPEJ{TJES · larwe 3 be<trrn , fom1ly nn 121).~ .. Tustin Ave .. N.B. Crptj;:, 1lrps, patio, 2 cnr dlnlnll rm. E I e c Ir IC r U Cute 2 bedroom, 1 bath l1ome 67).()?U or $18·8796 pl u,, 11e1>11,r<1lc den. Vat·ant. REALTORS &12-162.1 garage, apolleis! $29,500, built-ins. Sh&a ca r pr. t 11. 111 ••~ ••tAt• with room to build thrff •d· 1tokrrs '"C'lf'llmt to cooperate 11!1nleid. Pl)all. $&2.000. f._t Profit ti attal"Cd when Low down ti nd take over $30,900. llrk 540-1720 C:'llt now !'146-0022 dltlo nnl unlli. 6ulld with 8 Lil«t to trade! our Trader'• Ginny Morrison, Rltr. )'OU Mil thtoUl'h result-set· govcmmcnt 'loa.n!I .Broker ~~~T~A_R~~B_E~L_L_..,..._ 2--l BR ~•. nu carpel.I. v!ew. Ridiculously low prtc· Paradi.e column ii ror you! • 557-4130 '* t1111 DaUY Ptlot ClauttJed ,;.64$-~2"°13::.:3..,_---== Dally PUot Want Mg ?lave drape,1, plumblna1 ~I It td al S.10.000. Call R.ed 5 lloe!~ 5 dayl for S buckl. CLA=;::SS:.:1:.:1'1.:.ED=..:wll:;;;.1 ::.;"':;;lc.;1::;11 __ , • .:.:Ad:.:;•;;.· -"sa:-!611.;;..='-----Scll ~le i~ ... 604$1' bar11J.nt ~' p a appll, $1m.500. 6'4 6683 carptt, ft.tllton NM640. ' 11r <~r:• .(!II. lo\'l'l "lOQl ht'"'V' j•1•11 ~ block!! t Me!i1' Vrrdc Country Club. bcdroorn 2 bnth OIUI ffln1ll roo1n, l!trL'c In t "'ilh cu!lt pool A jncuz~i with Jofld1 brick rletklrtg. A re a deUaht to ithow snd cwn a.re n'oUva tcd 10 Ae ll. Pri ed ro ao fa1t at $79,~. Red Ct~t. R e a lt o r l&«l80 (open evtnltm) ' ' Waterfront 5 bdrm., 5\~ bath home, beaull· fully redecor., wiU1 custom kitchen, air-eon- ditioning, many other extras. Lovely brick patio wllh lge. shade tre.,, swimming pool, pier & noat. $845,000. BIU GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suift 1, N.B. 675-6161 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 242 Poppy Corona del Mar 644·2430 $85,000 (Sun 2·61 808 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 675-4630 (Sat & Sun 1·51 233 Emerald Bay (Emerald Bay) Laguna 494·1177 (Sun 1·41 109 Via Eboli Lido Isle 645·03 03 $73,5-00 (Sat 1·51 2 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1817 Pt. Taggart Pl (HVuHomes) NB 644·2430 $69,900 (Sun 1·5) 1947 Port Cardiff Place Newport Beach 644-2244 $67,500 (Sat 11-5) 408 Seville Balboa Peninsula 673-5410 $67,500 (S un 1·5) 259 Oceanview (Newport Heights) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) *624 Ramona (Irvine Terrace) CdM 644-6200 (Daily 1·5) 321 Kin gs Road Newport Beach 642·5200 $82,000 <Sat & Sun 1·5) 1836 Port Wheeler 1HVuJ-Iomes·1 NB 546·231 3 $65.500 ISat & Sun 1·5) 17 15 Port Abbey IMVuHomes) NB 673·8550 1Sat & Sun 1·5 ) M~ S;inta. Ane Ave. Newport Beach 646-0555 $45.900 (Sat _& Sun 1-51 1941 Port Che lsea (HVuHomesl NB 675·6000 $64,500 ISat & Sun 1·5) 213 Fernleaf Corona del Mar 675·6000 $108,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOMS 994 LaMirada Laguna Beach 644-7270 $69,950 (Sun 1·51 **1641 Jody Ci rcle, Westminster 968·3371 $34,950 (Sat & Sun 12-5:30) 388 Homewood (Newport Heights) l'/B 675-5930 (Sun 1·51 2576 Fairwav 1r:astside) Costa Mesa 642-7491 ·$32,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 1951 Pl. Locksleigh (HVuHomesl NB 642·8235 · (Sun 1·5) **2288 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach 642-43 53 $175.000 1Sat & Sun 1-51 1583 Miramar Balboa 675-5200 56 1,500 (Sun 1·51 5009 Bruce Crescent Newport Beach 646-3255 $49 ,950 (S at 1·5; Sun 12-41 223 Rochester Costa M.,. 675·7225 $44.950 !Sal & Sun 2~1 2693 Riverside Dr. Costa Mesa 640-0166 $31 ,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 428 Vista Parada IThe Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $81 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 \8 Hazel Corona del Mar 675·6900 (Sat & Sun 1-51 3 BR l FAMILY RM OR DEN \507 Keel Dr. 1HVuHills) CdM 644·2430 $77,500 ISal 1·51 2749 \'ista Urnbrosa (Bluff) NB 640-1075 $64.900 !Sat & Sun 1·51 18 Rue St. Cloud IBig Canyon) NB 540.0009 s t8o.ooo !Sat & sun1 2501 Ocean Blvd. Corona de! 1.ta r 6 734400 I Sun 1-51 **16 Balboa Coves (Balboa Coves) NB 548-5527 545-5648 eves (Sat & Sun 1·51 *1014 Sea Lane Corona de! Mar 675-5980 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3182 Country Club Dr. Mesa Verde 644~200 (Sun 1·51 1206 Essex Lane (Wostcli!f) NB 646-9 159 (Sat 12·5: Sun 10-2) 4606 Roxbury R. (Cameo Shores! CdM 6444848 ISM & Su n 1-51 1114 \Vhite Sai ls Co rona dcl 1i1ar 673-6642 675·6459 1Sun 1·51 297R t h!Uon Laguna Beach 497-1761 S59.000 1Sat & Sun 1·5J •1935 Sabrina. Terr {Irvine Terr) Cd?i1 644-4910 $172,500 !Sat & Sun 1·5:301 2~)37 Roya l Palm Costa A-1esa 545-8424 '$36,!!50 !Sat & Sun 1·51 1742 Port Manlei gh Newport Bench 644·109R $67,000 • (Sat & Sun 1·5) J 64 4 Labrarlor Costa Mesa 546-8222 $35.500 (Sat & Sun 2~l 3 I 886 Sunset South Laguna 642·5200 $825,000 (Sun 1·5) 375 E. 23rd St. Newport Beach 646-3255 $61,950 (Sat & Sun l·51 1859 Ill inois (Mesa Verde) CM 546·2313 $39.900 (Sal 1·5) 2 J 40 lrls Place Cos la Mesa 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1363 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-6732 $132.900 !Sat & Sun 1·51 333 CaUllina !Newport Heights) NB 548·2926 885,000 (S un 1-5) 3206 Ncbrask• [Mesa Verde) CM 5464510 !Snt & Sun 11·61 *!189 Lindon Place Cos ta Mesa 546-5880 $30,950 !Sal & Sun 1·5) !atun:la~, Augu\I 11, 197J O/\IL Y PILOT .2 ~~~,~~~~~~~( Gentr•I Gener•I ::= , I f:.l 1 ~~l~~ie ======1 [-........ J~ l -....... l~I ;;[ ;; ...... _ ... ,._. ;;;I~~[--~· .. -· ... ~l~~I 0 ..... ,.1 Pre1t1ee 4 adrm OelU)U~ home. 3 bfilbl. ••amt· ly rm, fomta.l dlnlnQ: rm. Gourmet ldtchu. Flrtpllce. Only t year old. "3.000. bric 540-1720 JlJo Wa1er/ro1il a.;;;;";;;"';;;•;;;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;\a.n~·~·~·YE•iiDRMiiiiioNiiirr-·l;o;••;•;••;' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliio~··;·iii··~'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: 831 fia Lido SM •• ONE CALL •• Exceptional 5 bdrm., S.story home wtth pier & slip. Magnificent South Bay view from all 3 levels. Sandy beacb. $210,000. CAN DO IT ALL FARM HOUSE ~JIO ~ ACRE · REDUCED SEVEN BAYFRONT HOMES!!! TARBELL Like to tradeT Our Tn.det'I Pa.radb.& column la lor you! 5 lines, :S days for 5 bucks. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR S41 Bayaldo Dr., Sult• I, N.B. 675-61'1 Want ad results ..••• 64~ 4 BEDROOMS 4533 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-2430 $115,000 (Sun 2-5) **818 E. Bayfront Balboa Island 644·2'430 $249,500 (Sun 4·8) 8051 Sterling Huntington Beach i33·1046 $29,950 !Sat & Sun 11·5) 15 Point Sur (S pyglass Hill) NB 494-11 77 !Sa t 1-4; Sun 1·51 *888 Sandcastle Corona del Mar 6444848 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1412 Serenade nrvine Terrace) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1821 Tahuna (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675·3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *4545 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) *2829 W. Borchard Santa Ana 673-3663 $32,500 (Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN *3615 Sausalito Dr (HVuHills) CdM 644-2430 $133,000 (Sun 1·5) 18691 Porto!ino Dr. Turtle Rock 644-2430 $94,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5\ 2015 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) NB 645-7500 (Sat & Sun l~) 2710 Drake Costa Mesa 833·13 55 $34,750 <Sun 1·4) 1940 Hi ghland Dr. Newport Beach 645· 1666 $59.500 23 Half Moon Bay (Spyglass) CdM 644-1152 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *3816 Key Bay Corona de! Mar 644-6135 $89,990 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1807 Holiday (Baycrest) NB 644-2430 $84,500 (Sun 1·5) 1955 Pt. Claridge Pl. (HVuHomes) NB 833-0780 $74,500 (Sat 12-4; Sun 1-5) 4eQO Dorchester (Cameo !Ilds) CdM 673-2222 $71.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1856 Port Charles iHVuHomes) NB 642·8285 (Sun 1·5) **501 Harbor Island Pl (off Bayside) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 2200 Francisco Newport Beach 642-8285 $74.5 00 (Sun 1·51 19001 Glenmont Terr (off Edgehill) TR 644-6200 $99,000 (Sun 1·5) * 1954 Santiago (Dover Shores NB 644~200 (Sun 1·5) 621 Michael Pl. (15th & Irvine) NHts ·642·8001 $62,950 (Sat & Sun 10.6) 4511 Wingate Cin:le Irvine 9711-5891 $35,217 (Sun 1·5) 2027 Pt. Provence (HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 7 Twin Lakes Cir. (Spyglus) NB 644-4910 $125,000 (Daily 1-5:80) **#8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $195,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:80) 1940 Hi ghland Dr. Newport Beach 64iH666 $57.500 ISun 12·5) 1706 Tradewinds IBaycrest) NB 644·7662 $69,500 ISun 1·5) 1930 Irvine Newport Beach 646·3255 859,950 fSat & Sun 1-51 2701 Canary !Mesa Verdel CM 546·2313 $69,950 !Sat & Sun 1·51 882 Sandcastle (HVu!lills ) CdM 673-8550 $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1506 Lincoln Ln . Newport Beach 642-5200 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1992 Port Claridge (HVuHomes) NB 675-7225 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 17 Tiburon Way Dr. (Spyglass HUI) CdM 675-7225 $139,500 (Sat & Sun 2·8) 18375 Co llvllle SL Fountain Valley 968-0158 $46,500 (Sat & Sun 12·7) 82 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) *1 881 2 Walnut St. Fountain Valley 546·5880 962·0684 (Sat & Sun from I pm 457 Vi sta Trucha !North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 (Su n 1-51 305 Vi sta Sucrte 1Nort h Bluffs) NB 644·ll33 (Sun 1·5) 4721 Dorchester (Cameo Hlds) Cd.M 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) 2912 Alta Vista (Eastblutn NB 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) 2612 Lighthouse !HVuHUls) CdM 875-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1201 Surfline (HVuHills) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1·51 915 Tiller (HVuHills) CdM 644-2359 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *18812 Walnut Sl. Fountain Valley 546-5880 $88,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 20 I 72 Redlands 645-8080 Costa Mesa (Sat & Sun 1·5) S BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 26 Hermitage Lane (Big Canyon) NB 644-2430 $142,500 (Sun 14) 1900 Pt. Weybridge (HVuHomes) NB 644-2430 $79,900 (Sun 1·5) ! 2226 Arbutus (Eastbluff) Npt. Beach 644-2430 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51 1315 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 645-8273 $139,000 (Sat & Sun 12·61 20142 Kline Costa A1esa 557-2767 $44 ,500 !Sat & Sun 1-51 128 Via Havre (Lido Isle) NB 646-7414 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 678-2222 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2021 Aliso Costa. Mesa 646-2634 $59,900 (Sat & Sun 2-5) #2 Royal SL George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **#3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1368 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1·5) *20451 Upper Bay Dr. !Santa Ana Hgts) Back Bay 644·6200 (Sun 1-5) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shoresl NB 6444910 3225,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:301 1938 Port Trinity IHVuHomesl NB 644-5035 $84,900 (Sat & Sun 1·51 2845 Europa Dr. (Mesa Ve rde) CM 546·2313 $55,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3728 Ocean Blvd. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $197,500 !Sal & Sun 1-8) 1741 Irvine Newport Beach 642-5200 $69,500 (Sun 1·5) 3840 Ocean Bircb (Splyglass # 1) Cd/I! 675-7225 $105,000 (Sun 2-6) 627 Nyes Place Laguna Beach 645-7221 (Sun 1-5) 503 Hazel Corona del Mar 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 186 Shorecliff Road Corona del Mar 67·5·6900 !Sat & Sun 2-6) 6 BEDROOMS 32 Mi S>i on Bav ISpnlass f 21 CdM 675·7225 $134.995 ISat & Sun 2-61 1607 Bayclil! (Sonlass # 1) CdM 675·7225 ~129 ,950 (Sa t & Sun 2-6) 6 BR l FAMILY RM OR DEN 5241 Burgundy Circle The Ranch-Irvine 644-8200 $55,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1215 Key West (HVuHills) CdM 675-6000 $99,950 (Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE **2525 Ocean Blvd Apt. B-5 644-2430 $150,000 CdM (Sat 1-5) 2 BR .,::,.1644 D Iowa Costa Mesa 548·1168 $21 ,950 (Sat & Sun 1141 ***2525 G4 Ocean Blve (The Channel Reel) CdM 644-4910 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:301 31384 W. Nine Laguna Niguel 497·1761 $37,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS 2010 Baja (The Bluffs) NB 675-3000 (Sat 1-5) 18317 Foxglove Way University Park 552-7673 $54,750 (Sat & Sun) 10218 Adobe River (Tiburon) FY 644-7662 (Sun 124) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 423 Narcissus 644-7270 Corona del Mar $95,500 (Sat 1·5) 1 BR & Convert. Den •1ch unit 403 Jasmine Corona del ?i.1ar 678-4400 (Sal & Sun 1·51 2 BR Etch Un it 703 Carnation Ave. Coro na del Mar 675·7629 !Sat & Sun 1·51 521-521 1.J Acacia Corona del ~tar 673·6642 675·6459 (Sun 1·51 432 Helltrope Corona del Mar 673·8550 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 2 & 3 BR. 606 Orchid 675-5726 Corona del :fl.far (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 llR. & Den Each Unit 511 Poppy Corona del Mar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·51 3 BR . l 2 BR. 313 Helitrope Corona del Mar 675 4392 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30! 3 BR. & 3 BR . 41 2 lri .'> 575.7225 Corona de! f\1~r $109,950 !Sat & Sun 2·61 TRIPLEX FOR SALE 2 BR. Each Un it 425 Ford Road Co!ita Mesa (Sun 1·51 Newport Beach (Sun 1·5) 675-3000 1200 W. Balboa Blvd. 675-3000 Two 3 BR ; 1·1 BR 904 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa Peninsula 644-2480 $270,000 (Sat 2·6) 4 PLEX FOR SALE 3 ·2 -2 ·2 811 0 Co ral Ave (Mesa Verde) 646·7 171 (Sat & Sun HOME FOR LEASE 2 BR. CM 1-5) 8612 Ocean Blvd . 644-7662 Corona del Mar (Sun 1·51 * .... • 1t Wat9'fr•• *** w ............... $29,950 fiOl\!ng ~l'r\ l(IV.'1\I (Uld stately tree& 1urround rk" 1ur esque Vf'1'mon1 larn1hou5". Old 1v o r 1 d We'll Take You By Boat . , ..••• Call For Arrangem1nt1 644-6262 • 6464021 cha11n and archltectu1-e.1"111!!!!11••!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!!!!!!!!!!!11~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Forn1nl cntl')'. Slt'I) clo\\·111• -__ _ ~--- masttr ~uitc 11•lth :ith liath. General G,.neral ~h1.n s:izl' dep wlU1 rug~ed I iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bettn1s. i\lnlds qua11:ers. 23' II TAVERN KITCHEN with N H ' • ht "th v· oath•dral beam•. Ba"""'' ewpOrf elCJ 5 ••WI leW formal dining. E l e gan t • C B Rt ,.,.. .. " doon .•• ""'"de• Beautiful New ustom u garden paradise. Walled I patio with outdoor flreplace F il D ' · and B.B.Q. RED BARN Znd 3 .~drooms -3 ~aths -am y -101ng, story in-law apa11:me111. 2 L1vu1 g & Recreation Rooms. guest cottaae• and covel_"l!d Rooms are large -2 fireplaces -Large dance pe.vllikln ovel'iook1ng closets & linen storage. Detached garage maa;nit1cent tree fonn pool. all F ed " 1 d · g ... ~ ENTERTAINERS PARA-on ey. enc Qr,; an scapm .. ' .. '?'Ht~ DISE. CAU. ~. I ORI.\ I L 01.~0.\ ' " l<!lAi/OR, Drive by and see at 423 San Bernardino Ave. Call Owner at 645-6619 to show. ------------~ ---- l•B•IG ... DA•D•D•Y l~o.~n·r~·1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~G·n~···~1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi NEWPORT HEIGHTS ol BR + clf'n + rnntily roon1 l\'i!h nt!al'ly 2(0'1 ~·q. fl , nf family livini;. Nc~·ly dC'N- r atcri !nsidc. VnC'nnt •"-J\.•;ul~ for OCCU~K')', i\djUC{'UI h• school & pnrk. $38,950 Newport at A Very Special 4 Bdr1n. 3 Bath Home on c~1l-d c-sac. \\'alking distance to all schools. ~JANY EXTRA FEATURES! $62,950. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 10-6 621 Michael Piece (nr 15th & Irvin•) P•ttison lnv11tment Co. 1649 Wtstcllff Dr, N.B. 642-8011 or 642-8001 Fairview l!' .. 111!•••••1111!!!111•1!11•••••1 646-lll l Gen1r_~-'--~ General ·---t1nytlmt) COZY 2 BR. conAGE Hwd. floors, carpets, dr1pe1, r1ng1 &. r• STEAL THIS ONE frig., onclostd patio, beautiful yord . trt•• & DECORATOR 'S gnden area. Euhide Costa Meu. $25,000. DELIGHT ROY R. MCCARDLE -REALTOR CoLY 3 BR & den hon1e, round btick S\\·edi!ih fi l'eplac.:e. nice cal'pcting, sC'parate '''ol'k stop & v>ashroonl. 2 patios,. double garage. All this for only $26,500. Try 1810 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 1114! . 54a.n29 ID'lo dov.n. l~""'~"'""'""'""'""'"~:""'!!!!'l"""'"""'""',.."""'I CALL 642-im Gener1I Gener1I 9:f21 DUPLEX "DUTCH CLEAN" $35,600 * BAYCREST On a Budget * Large 4 BR .. 3 ba. family borne on a Jge., \\'ell located lot. Owner is .leaving town & has priced the home for quick sale. $69,750. CORBIN· MARTIN Excellent rentals! Q\\'ned by a Dutchn1a11 & clean as a pin! Both r~nt,.d by long tot·m '°"""" at St!!5 '""''· REALTORS Call Anytime · 644-7662 THIS JUST \\'ILL NOT1":"""""":"'""'""'""'""'""':!"'"!!!!!!:"""'""'""""'""-1 LAST! r: Gener•I General Walker &lee lllAL ltlATI FAMILY ROOM BARGAIN , CLEANER UPPQ. Beautiful four bedroom Harbor View home on outside. lnside needs good cleaning and upgrading. Owner has to sell due to marital problems. Make offer. $73,000. Call 675-7225 Casual luxury in a pcr!eet ~1.~t~~~ CiliLt:if:C mRgnlf1cent landscapuig on---·-~-. _ __ 11.n extra large lol. See it -General · 1 Gen1r1I you'll love it. Lo11J at · -·---- S<8.900. 002-8851 "WANTED" l'M THE CAT OPfN TIL ll • ITS ~UN 70 8t NICE' THE REAL ESTATERS I I SIX CHILDREN THAT AND SV/ALLOWED $4500 DOWN 1 THE CANARY --POOL TIME-Super 11\'0 s Lor .Y 4 l3ei:nusc r htl.\'(' the nlcnt BR/fol'nll'l l di11i1 ig roon1 S.: hon1c ln IO\vn avAilable rtgh1 Gorgeoo." <'lean hon1e with a den n\odel home. 1\\'0 n01\', It has L"·erything from pxil, located in a qulcl fireplaces -\\'et bar -pn.nel· the gorgeou11 separate fam- nclghbol'hood of Io\' e I y ing & tile floors. Great ily 1oom with "·et bar to the Costa ,_1esn. \Ve got it! 3 fan1ily hon1e lj months old expensive dn11pes and plush.)' queen sized bedrooms with In good area! c~ng. rour big bed- 2 luxurious bath11. 16x26 rooms and a grea1 t'Ol"nel' family roon1. Close to lot \Vhew! rm out of schools &: shoppln&, offered breath. There's much more. at 8. IOllJ price of $37,950. We Walker & Lee for $52.500 it's ll real bar· v.1ill ruicingt an appolntn1ent att.l 11 ,,.,, gain. CaU for more infor. call 546-0012 mation. 847-6010. __ _ OPEN Tit II • IT'S f'UH 10 BE. NICf / WaJ~!lll.!!•.rl!.~":.l-ee' ~s~~ML~~l~ 0 :. r ~. IH$1ll1tl '---'-"~"-'-'"'----' ll··>' :1d:.· ! 1'•!1•1,...t: h\ I ~ --OLDllC BuT A GOODIE i ('111(· 2 bdr. I b11 rranu• \1'ilh louth• nf runl1lin'( 1111d rL'CI bi·lck fii'\'pl ~u~·. L111·:;1• ft-2 lot In ('l•l'llL't' En sl Cn~1u l\!f'~a 1Jhl1' l'lll',V llCCt'S•. CIOflt' 10 a.I ShO!)l)ing ~·ou ·;:ni:: .. • ·i• nu:~;unrli 11:: lo,111. :: Cr hv.;;1~1 f)l't':iillir" NEWPORT honu• • .. · ·!, 1 · • • '1lu·' (1'' \!" ,· I· l' (',,I BEACH Cn u 1' • ,. ~'Mfc.~!ilo1111tly : IN BEFORE SCHOOL l·>,ul~ ·1fH'•1 IT'-•11•l ''i.Y•'' II ii"' 1"· " F ]11 • r~1-.:0 11\ A . llCll'l}' l'l'lttrhl~l 1t.11t :Ind .,,1 I 1 " •Ill ,I > ' ·,. J>lllll!Odl K\1\'h1 '1· ~:,:j '. !" ,. ,','l•l J>rt}'!I * LOVil..\" l BH :.!HA patio , n.11 .. J11!il l'"dut't'd $. :1,900. hotne. Lldo Sands. \\'(ln't 1~Ctl n cur tw.•N.'. • COlA TS Per!ectcy prl.·ed at S.10.000. thl~ one ''·Ill rro rrist. Cull rted CarJX·t. tleal t o rs WALLACE ~~=-=:=c~~~~~1 REALTORS * OIARMING 3 BR fanlU)' ' room home, Back Bay. • LARGE .C Rll fom1al dln + lam rn1 + plush ottlce, Baycrest "VERY PRIVATE" 962-4454 RARE MESA VERDE FOUR·PLEX THE REAL ESTATERS F'OR INFORMATION CALL 400L17" , FOi UL C.M. - I ' • , -.~ll,1913 • Gen1ra1 .~PEN SATtlRDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 * •16 BALBOA COVE S BAYFRON T -PI ER & SL IP One o! a kind, cust. bll. & profess. lndscf.d. 2-Story 3 BR.. 2 ba .. exposed beam ceil s., redwood paneling; extra lge. dbl. frplc .. family rn1 .; all bit-in kitchen ; soft v.•ater system thruoul. Lge. dbl. ga rage. Owner will consider financing -AND PRICED AT $139,500. * HUNTINGTON BEACH * 3 BR., 2 ba., forced air heating, family rm.; elec. bit-in kilch., brkfsl. bar. 60xl00 Ft. fenced lol. Extra lge. dbl. garage w/pass- thru door -ONLY $24.500 * BAYSHORES * BEAUTIFUL cust. bit. home with outstand- ing bay view. 63 Ft. on the water; lge. li vin g r m., dbl. 1rplc., dining rm. w/wet ba~; lge. family rm. or billiard rm. All elec. k1tch. 4 Bdrms .. 5 baths; service porch, patio. Elec. Security gate (or privacy -by app'l. only -CALL TODA Y. _ "C" THOMAS, REALTORS~ 2225 w. 548-5527 Coa1t Hwy., Newoo rt Beach 545-5643 Evenings Coronri del Mar Coron• d1 I Mir Wt~lton®Company OPEN SAT/SUN . 1-5• fli,7'/J. MONTlCELLO CON· • VACANT • 4515 TREMONT DO • 3 Bedroom, 1'4. blllh, 8'-ach <."Oltage v.1tl1 n>aring Cameo Shores; 5 hdrms., best ·~· $192 per n>0. pays I.in'place, brand new car- (amily rm., tGnnal din. all. 159 Yorktown, right on pets have Jwi:t been Installed, f, I-•\ ( 1 ll ·~ <.., nu.: view, pool. $121,500 lhe square. ne\V pain! in and 001, 2 br(l. CAMEO HL S rooms 2 bliU,is, big garag1·. D • $28,990. f'JXER UPPER • 4 Mave in fa.I! 132.900. BKR· 4600 DORCHESTER Bedroom. 2 baths, hugt O\\rr>.'ER will negotiatt! tor 186 SHORECUFF RD., CDM Open House Sat. 2-6 4 Bd1·n\. & family rni. honic: yard. Co1·ner of Oon11yb1:ook fast saJe! BKR 962-5511. ~ il & dea>rate to your & Balwr. Call for appt'. FOR Sale by owner. Xlnt own lute. S71,5Cll. _..... $29.900. POOL ... 5 Bedroon1s, condition 2 BR. 2 BA, fan1 BEA UTIF'UL WHITE WATER VIEW -5 Bedroom Shorecliff beauty, 4 bath, 3 old brick fireplaces, used brick, heavy shake. Conlpletely remodeled home "'ith \Vhite water surging 011 rocky coastline below you. Outstanding location -Corona del :Mf)rl 4 2 bath8, cus1om (rpic., quiet rm w/v.1 \:pl.$, dr.v.1, bllna. 2 -no·tra1J\c street. 1003 Post mil)s from marlnJ. $39,000, I I Road, off Babb. Owner •.viii TI4--493-.fill29. • ea_n :y 1st TD at 8<'~ VIE\V & JSR, 2BA, fa m rm. l)Olf Y. FRJl.XKl.IX 111uumu!11 closing costs. Call 1 Mile from n1arlna. $.\1;000. RE:A.l TOR \ for app t. 993-2184 &a1C-••141.-~ <r~·s 9-'-" 11.1ESA DEL t.>lAR • 3 ca.-11e1_Coli_ "" ··.JV. " F t . V 11 ,_.,,).2122 Bt•droon1, 2 bath, comp oun a1 n a •Y 284) E Coasl Highway·. Corona de! Mar 675 r.1;900 reful'bl~ in & o u t . ,;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I Assumable FHA loan. $262 SOL VISTA SPECIAL General EASTSIDE -$25,250 Good sturter honte for the ne\\·ly11·eds or p i l' R s an t rt>!lrcmenl home for the olde1'\veds. \\'alk to shopping and bus line. Owner may help finance. • Walker &Lee •fAl llTATf :!04:1 \\'estellfr Drive 641;....7711 Opc_o_e_v_es. ____ I BEACH & TENNIS per mo. 2878 Monterey. Corona d e f Mar 149 2'iJ MESA VERDE _ 3 $34,500, OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 503 HAZEL, CdM y~ old 2-story. 2260 sq. ft .. 4 4BR 2BA, Ne"•port ~fod~I. \\H l<•11CJll;Ci:umpa 11y 0 S t 1 r bedroon1, 3 bath.t Family I~ front r1n & fom11tl din. · 606 ORCHID ~n a -v rni.,fabulousexecu t ive Fastest seller when the Sharp 2 yr. old duplex. Large Ocean ~iew, b_rand new, .5 sho\\'place. Every possible 11:act \.\'as ne,,.. All l'if'.C front unit, 3 bdrn1s., 3 ba.. BR, cui;tom built. Alany uni-· builtin c 0 n v en i enc e. k1tch & a back .Yard that 1s patio plus 1.000 sq. ft. 2 que features. Assumable VA loan. $357 superb. Real nice ru·ca 111· bdrm., 2 oo... apt. \\'ilh 418 Hazel, CdM per mo. By appt or OpeJl ~hools & Bro&dway Shop- sundeck. ~ this today! Open Sat 1·5 house Sun. 1·5. 3 3 4 4 pang Center. $110,000 Nc .... ·ly completed 3 BR. California St. IT * • * * * * o\'erlooking ocean ln old BRAND NEW Corona dt>l i'.lul'. HUi\"fTNGTON BE A('. H • 531 5100 51 I POPPY Ch annel Reef s.->9,900. 28ti0' c x e c u 1 1 v e • ( iY:t J 531:.5100 I VIE\\' ? sr: 1 ,\111. sho11rp\ace. SEE u n de r1 .,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.~ Sur>t·r <lf'lll.\t' Jupll'x, bo1h 1' ' · · • uxury ~·i·ancisl"an Fountains inr ur1i1s have 2 hdnns .. d1•n, 2 S700 per 1nu. lease ba.. 11·tt h'11' 11·/rt>frig tLB. WOR:rH (l'J11 ... , B l kili·h., r!ii;lnl'~hr.. ON ALL ABOV1'; ADS. REPEATING Jnrlry, p.'ltin. Ph1:sll c:i.rn. & 1'.,.ER 6 PM, CALL 557-.!617 rllage Real Esta te LOOKING FOR 'A HOME? LOOKING for roo1n, room. roo1n ? How's about 5 bedroon\11, 1% •* batha, formal dining, huge fWllilY roon1, built on thl~ levC'la. l.ru"gt." cul-Oe·sac lot, 1>ro- feas.lonally m a n i c u r e d lawns. This home is really nil"t' al $42,700. To we CALL 96l-{i6Zl. PRESTIGE AREA Fantastic Spn.nlsh beaut,v. T1\'Q ·story, huge f1unily room 1\•ijh wet bar, 3 la~ bedrooms, 2 ba1hs, fom1al dining, with Jots of paPf>r and upgraded carpets. This hon1e is fll'Ofe~sionally land8Caped for the executiv1• and is in the p1"tsligl' ar('a ot Huntington Beach. CALL 847-3584. FOUR + A POOL Owner anxious -This is a fabulous 4 bedroont, 1~ bath pool hon1e with lo\v 1nain1cnance la1vn11, 011 beautiful cul-de-sae slrt>l'I close to Golclen\\·est College. Huntington Cl'nlf'r and all major h'\vys. $34,900. CALL 846-3377. Huntington hKh SUMMER FUN CAN BE YOURS today ln lhis lantQ¥11C \'llCIUll pool hon1e: 3 Bdrn1i;, 2 baths, 1w1n ror tt bollt an1I much nlo1-c, nnd \VOu!tl you belicV(' only $29.900.. Call <1uick! Owner anx.lnus. CA L' I. 842-!.1371. - TRADE YOUR EQUI TY FOlt TtllS gorgl'OUs spiral stslrl'ase Jo~ran(•iscan 1'~oun. la in !ionic. Loatls of up- i:;radins:. CAl.J., R42·93TI. 3 BEDROOM 1 BATH HUGE LOT. ~ your GI, sellers "'<ill hel p fi ntu1<.'C. CALL 842·93n. TRADE YOURS • for one of these: >. General General 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; IRON ~A~f• 9e~~y. Ex· dr;'s'~c.s.n"o·clu~p· r~~Co''pe' Sr',·1''.·sooo I OCEAN A c t Mesa Realty 011·nl'r transferred. i\1UST iiiiiii:i:iii:i~::: VIEW OS a SELL this distinctive 3 BR. m -----·--* 675.5726 *--* 5411-7711 * "'" "o.-y homo. SPOTLESS GI NO DOWN inside an<l out. ASSUME ex- We'd Like To By Owner Home & Income ;"'"• 108"· r""" ''" $24 500 * 3 Brlrn1 -2 story -190ll l'\9o n .• hli.: formal dill fill . -. $:t.'l,950. * 4 Bnrnl -c lo s c to bcaclH.·alhedraJ ben111 cf'il· REDUCED $6,000 11 180 Degree view of Pacific & bay, Lu.sk Harbor View Hills, choice 4 bdrm. & family r m. New Anthony pool w /jacuzzi. $89 ,000 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 U8 SANDCASTLE DRIVE 6 UNITS -NEWPORT BEACH Custom. deluxe; in prestige Bluffs area. Four 2-BR., two 3-BR. Income $25M year. Offered at $230,000 CAMEO SHORES custom built 3 BR .. 21> ba. Lge. family rm. Huge lot for badminton, volley ball, tennis & pool; access to priv. beach. All for $86.500 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 %06 ROXBURY ROAD BALBOA PENINSU LA Eight 1-BR. units. Inc. $25M year. Offered al $198,500 Q, Orange Coast 2600 E. Co11t Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644-4848 Gener•I A U!ttillClU: JOU: IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS -Super feeling' Rolling front lawn borders entryway and numerous trees complete the classic Cali· fornia setting, a Sunset Magazine picture. Immaculate three be.drdorh on a large cor- ner fee lot and the entire experience is one o! quality, thoroughness a nd thoughtful plan- ning. $88.500. UN19UE HOMIS OF CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 A ll1tifl9 of lart Jacobs.eit REALTORS &eneral $14,000-No More This home includes a house trailer -rented at $73. The , home itself is rented for $140. Home has ne"' eopper plumbing, t>lectrical "'iring . and stucco. R-2 lot too! Walker &Lee lllAL llTAll SEE USI For the right ho111e for you. Comple!e selection rir hoine.s 1n the beach !11'('8. HARBOR VIEW HOMES General REALTY 833-0780 General GUARANTEED FINANCING NEWPORT HEIGHTS 011ncr 1\'!ll ea!'l"Y 1st TD at 8',; intl'J·c-st on lovely, 1\'l'll- built ('Uslon1 2 Bedrrn. n1od . kil, all huiltins hon1c. $3.000. price reduc:lion. F'or appt. - FOR ALL IRE.IS QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Genera l HARBOR VIEW HOMES PRESENTED BY THE REAL ESTATERS MONACO -Newly listed sharp 2-bedroom and convertible den. Fine tile and ca rpet~ log. Landscaping delightful with abundance of fiult trees. $65,500. MONTEGO -4 bedrooms on one floor - Uke new -join those who are finding the ultimate in Newport Uvin g -$69,900 Fee. SOMERSET - 5 bed rooms -the !inest in .fl.arbor Vie"' llomes -all the options - distincUve elcvaleri brick patio -$85.900. CALL The Real Estaters For 'i'he Finest Selection in Harbor View Homes. 546-2313. , clusi\'e private slree1. 2 story g i a n t overlooking prestigious •Newport Shores. Huge interior. Ric:h panell- ing, high ''aultcd ceilings. J\1assive fireplace. Private courtyard and a t r i u m . Gourmet kitchen. Formal dining. Spiral staircase lo hide-a-1vay master suite with 3rd bath and private balcony. Gucsl f a c i I it y. Ch<irt houSC' and dt'n \\•i!h har. 3 patios. EN- Tl':RTAINER'S PARADISE. Call 6'~0:W3. FORE\'I E Ol.SON "' R£ALTO.li$ SHARP GI 4 BR ,i;, Fa rni~y roon1 '.l'ith large yard. <Fnirvie\\' & \\'a111e>r) -11e11·ly p11:inted & cnrpets -15 minutes to Nev.-port Beach. 0 n I y $26,500 -early occupancy? Walker&Lee Back Bay ings •..•.• , , .•.•.••. $42,900. Buy A Duplex E.."'<citing 3BR. 2BA home has \Vhy rent? live tree at the 1°ugt~~Y PoOi1ANY. ~;:ion1 4 BR, 2 BA. 2 ~ar att ~ar. Big ".'ailed privacy on street beach. 2 bdrn1 home plus 1 or a · · · ex ras. B t d -·' CENTURY 21 lot, tremendous buy ror a * 5 lldrm _ j,,..,,... pool . -• • • U s1 e and specta<.:iuar ocean bdrn1 apartment. Double " .. 1 -•-.-~ · Iro b akf nook veteran. Nice area a.,.. c ose fessiona! landscaping $44,500. 'Vhere v:ill the kids play?? v1ev.·s m re ast . garage, ride the bike to the to schools & shopping. NO How about the nearby youth fan1ily rm, l_ivlng im, and beach. Plus condition inside 968.443l 968 4433 nloney do.,.,'ll, only $T"o0 clos· ttnter OI' the park across n1aster suite. Grounds and out and offered atl •===="°"'==~-I ing costs and paymrs of the street from this out· tandscapffi for easy nlaint. $42,500. call COUNTRY CHARM-$2'25/nio. Why rent? Call us standing 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Dr~matic lava ~ frple: $33,900 today! We also havf' houses O\vneJ"'s unit and 1 Bedroom Cai pets/drapes like nt'.'I\ Gracious living roon1 v•/ at $27.500 & $29,500. tliat ASK FOR OUR DE- SCRIPTIVE BROCHURE· \\'I-llClf EXPLAINS OUR EXCLUSJvr:: MONEY BACK GUARANTEE J IO~IE 'l'RADE IN PL.AN, rental $89 500 Lois of storage space! w lk I! L t'rac:kling fireplace opens to are exceptional buys~ c·ALL '44-72l1 At•cess to 3 pvt hcaches. a er·., ee patio & old fashioned 1..'0Un· IT .~ lhis lovely ho1ne Sat/ 1 Al llT.\TI try garden. (.'heery sun SJ·:'t'1\JOUR REALTY r.t!~~!I;-Sun 1-5 at .!73:! Corllanrl splashed kitchl'n, 3 large & INV~:STti.1t.:NT Dr. in Can1ro tlighlands or 5-15--9.Mll _ bedronrns. rici,·!y d('("Ol'aled 531·5800 ( ;::;.J 5JJ ·5800 * 8.J7-l221 * I ~' • Call fol' appl. $74.000. -thruout. prin1c lot·a1ion, ---=-E=R...:::E"XT-"~R-A~S :) m£ j PrLir1UciSp1K1Js HmA1~R· BOR67V:~.U.'{17i ll HOME n"ar schools .t shoppini.;. I BUILD J11sl lis!ecl. 1-lurry! The BEACH ESTATE R:•1nhli.ng r:~n1·h home de- OPEN SUN . 1-S I Neal ·I Br ranc.h. on il\lil'1 WA. NTEOfl r.i':l l Estatf' f air. a:.IB-2531. U 1 b · k t · 11 .. s1"nt•d b~ !iu1ldt'r. TI1ousandll l J ------st'.'< ne· .e)I. erior on _ as of',1uun1·s nf 1._·us1on1 design-1114 WHITE SAILS eul""'t e~ac; 1\lnK r 111l •• OPEN HOUSE rcnn:;yh·an1a t"o .-.ury. ,.,.,. t, .. ,,,,,., •• ,\REA' I 11·/frplc; fa111 rn1: lgt> h1r! 0 I ·• I-',, l t! · ·" • u Bt>a1uHul ·1 RR ~ ian1ily rn1 1 I e SAT 1.5 e n Y "ycar.s o" ". u1 n.•."f'il !!',·, criu.~Tl,'Y l\J'l"l l!!·:N right · · ' · pool: separate chi dI't'n's ii, 111•. t hO\'I' 3 car garai::e·. ~l in· ' I t~ "•I I ,,11°1 ,1-,1 Tcn·ifievit'\VOfo,.ean!Pool-· 1 fl! ·' I fl!lriOi\~tf•J"C'irc.,F.V. r.<'l...'Ora_l" •1 ·~ '1 ·'•-" • ou1 n! "lluus('S,(;ard~ns" . 1 1 " 1 1 s\\'1ng & Pay area; u Y in1un1 .J BR. 2 8/\. rnu.~I 'le < Bl' 'l BA 1 ,1 , 1 !Sll·ecping slain·asc 10 uppcr _,, Us size ot; pro ess. u('{'Ora e<. fenced, hu1dscaped & in i;o:1<t area ln Costa i'ol!•sa. \. '• 91 ~ \' \ ·1 JI e~·eli maze of b«li'OOl11 suilf's :.!'~ u1:u.:.i1dni'. U:1 k pan'-"U 1\'ll ·Ne11·ly painted. Elec, bl!-ins, sprinkl~: 3 car gafag:c; Priced ... S.W.000 10 $45,000. ~l~~u1~ich~iond' 8,~93~;",l •01 b~ vanity hulhs. Hoa.rin!-: of µ111s.•. l"\IS!<fnl oak corner fornurl di11. nn.: 2 frplcs. convenient to Greenhclt. Prlnl". only please. Call ; Sat R ·1 I' t . b fireplace in huge paneled hult"hl-", \ •nyl. tloors and On<' of !he best locations in Ocean, Shopping & Schools. Broker &15-66"6. sl't! · ea ~s ate Y f .1 Plu . ~l l ! . ~I plush t•ar1,.:ts. :sunny break- IOl\'11. ~to\'l' in by school J'\llOVE RIGHT JN! l\lcVay. t~~~l~~~shio~ed 1 ~i;~ fa.~t 1onni . \'il'11·s its own tiinl'. Pl·ice reduced $9000. for $23 250 .l\cc,~Y~R~o~ldc•~<-ca-do~w~H~o-m-e-. .J gourmet kitchl'll custom pr11·a!c paho colf<'l"'. ~ard!""· MORGAN REAL TY quick sale -$89.990 includes 1 BR, 21.2 BA forrn din, fam \\•aJI rovf'rings and shulleni. .i 1-1.ui.:l' ()!.xlroon1s U'll.-loding 673-6642 675--6459 Land. Open house Sat & Sun Cozy hon1e on R·2 corner lot. rm, very deluxe \Vilh many Extra bcdrooni for "father's an. 1sol<.1~t'CI n1asr cr bedroom. 1-5 pm or eall O\\'t1er Nire tret's & large, clear extras, like kitchen cpts, Study." Budget pri{·NI for sU!IC'". Extra easeo1ent for ~135. ~6 Key Bay b!rl~. site for another unit. cust drps, trash masher, young family at $-l4,500. hoat or trai!t>~ slorage: Fan- Beat·h duplex! Besr area_ ---C-HOICE 491 LOT CA LL '-"" 646 ·1-414 elec gar door, pr of BKR 962.--11. 111st1c lo1v prier of S:91,900. '>''alk to shops and surf! 91\:'!~ landscpd, patio e o v c r. ----"-!-!u1T)', take ath·a.ntage! Fabulous 3 Bl'{ o1111ers unit! So. of J-l"'Y, lovely hon1e & ~ $46,500. By O\\'J\el', princ. on-ABOVE THE BJ\:R 962-551 1. Apprajscr! al $~2.950-suhntlt ~~=-e·6~~~ Call Denison JtEALTY Jy. Open Sat/Sun, 18375 --.-. POOL •• Estate Sale!!! your 1errns! '\'c. can take a ---------Nc •r Ncwpor1 Post O ffice Colville St., F.V. 968--0158 A VERAG~ BY Owner-:531,000. :.: br, ;f RADE! ~ Call fil.":r-X-100 Costa Mesa _ . That you seldom stt. $37,500 ('Omp rt>furbished, 1.'0\' patio. 7 FF RV. 1CffNTIL9 ERED REPO SPIC & SPAN ad-Orallll• :i Dutch 1·ot1;i.c;c-siyle h-Om(• frplc. 640-0166 Cir 6·10-0227 , 1 fl• V. E. ~llnl & Co. 1 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 CLB•UETATUTY $750 DOWN BR p1'0vincial I slOIJ' hornc. nc!sllC'<I bt•hlnd lolg trees, ~ 296 ROSE LANE 2 ur 3 BR TO\Vllhousc, hgc I-lard to (ind harl::h\'oorl hug(' !ivin~ ronn1 11·i1h roar - Balboa lslanc Rt.I u.....iw....,. , Bd . 2 b . 1 ... , .,_,..,.. 1 Bedrn1. 2 Bath. 11 \\" ('<Jr· runipus room dbl<· i.:ar, Ooors. Quick posSf'ssion. ing s1onc f1n•1,1a~·t· \·1c11·s a ------.. 1 11~s... as. ·"'·""" f)('11 n1>; thruout. 400 sq. r1un-s11·im pool. re\\· lef1.11un:y! c·ENTURY 21 sparkling 1c· x :tr r usto1n Sunset Open Hou se 1 SPYGLASS HILL j Piincipals Only ily rn1. clsh1\·shr. sprinklers 842-4421 938-7177 pool su1TOund (.,J by r\C'C'king, Sat/Sun. 5-8 P.M. 1 ·1 I3H. on big oc";u1 \"icll' lo1. Rl 1 V 1 IE8 RA1 REACL T1 y front & N'at·. r\!iking price First Pioneer Realty rose gnrrlen ht1d u·('(!s. 115 Abalone L".pgratl~t!, !~1nds1>rl -~1111er I · !l roa~ ivav. .i\ . S36.500. ?wncrs an~ious! 968 4433 968-4433 Cn:H1t1·y styll• kili'hCn "'ilh Ne\.\· OJ"lcans stvle, built fol' _1~ DISCOUNT. 6.i.J-a:J9S ~2-7007 645-5609 Ev!!_ larw1n realty inc. GREEN Valley n1odel hon1e. GREAT STARTER-nil J<'t-ag<' [f'attn·I':>, stmny a builder. J Hclrms .. 2 halhs , CUSTOi\1 duplex -~1• of LOVELY f,11•n. horne, 4BR 9684405 (24 hrs) 3 BR. S.36.000. assume 7 ~~ hreakfust rnont. N(•\\' car· plus'.! rm & bath penthouse h\~".\': Nl'\I' 2 BR tu'.~ + 2 BA. frplc, crpts. d1·ps, col--~ ___ _ ____ VA loan, no qualifying. Ph . $29,500 L)l'I>;. dl'COralor 11·lndow t'OV· s-uite, inlmf,'cliHI!' possess. on~1nnl _2 BR. $..'i;l.000. or TV, clc. E\•crylhing ne\I'. CUSTOl\f BUILT HOi'.'!E 96S-S2n BKR Perf{'('t hom!' !or lh!' young crings, loads of square fool - $115,000 Owncr.Ji7::i-7629. Only $29.~. 2120 Raleigh, On cornei:. lot, Ci'ot Back Bay ----------1 fan1ily. Big Ikdroon1s se. <age. l)nly S2!n. pt_•r n10 "ilcn U · R I ~:l udcd garden courtyar1!. you n!;sume this VA loan. nivers1ty ea ty SPl'GLASS lfill's Bes!. ''u 616-172:1 area. 4 Br .• ~ 2 Ba upstairs, Harbor Highlands floor to ceiling btiek fire-BKR fl62-5Sll. :1001 E. Csl. H11·y. 67?.-6..'ilO Ne1v 4BR. 2~~ba, Sep. clinin~ --OPEN HOUSE !iv. rn1, din. rm., kitchen, ----=::.:..=.=.:.::.. _____ I · Rn1 . 2j Carn1cl Bay Dr. By F'am., den & Ba. dO\l'llstairs. BY Owner, 4 Br, Fam r n1 plaee, l"Opper ketlJc ki!chen. Balboa Pon1n:..u1a 4 Bdrn1 2 Bath, 111'sa de! Lots of closet space. L""' encl yard, cov patio, frplc, creatively decorated.. rxeel-O\l'ller. l\Jur area Sun 1-4. 2710 •r. 11 s-7 500 645-lfi66 lent neighborhood, priced fnr e PLUSH e PENINSULA PT. &-st strt"et , be st area BPS! buv -$67.500 408 SEVILLE OPEN SUN, 1-5 COAST PROPERTIES -* 673-5410 * B'! Qt,1·ner, Ocean F"ro111, 3 Br house, irleal loea!ion . l'all 12r11 69~3627 or 4213! 913-TI 14. Corona del Mar SPY Glass -4 bl". + Fan1 rn1 . 28 .Half Moon Bay. Car· ry 2nd. 6<144>926 or 6.14-1152. General DID YOU DUPLEX-Comer Lo! Drake. $3-1,750. Lee Hughes dble car gar., 2 patio nr SC 1 s. .J ' ' • quick sale. Call T"rO\\'. The Xlnl conrl . 3BR. 2BA. + lle\1· RI ""]'<< 4=1·'1 rovers. Citrus frees . eves. R I E F . ,, .. ,. ""'"1 tr . .....,... JooN or =-'·' -· \\'oodland Sehl dist r I ct .•-H----·-a-.---ea state air, ;;r.-=-.i · 2BR, lBA. ;i00 Poinsettia, MESA Verde, :I BR. 2 BA. $87,500 Oivner 548-4732 or untington gwACh HUNTINGTON Opell l-J. fa111 rm, xlnt cond., by 5.11-0660 s·o s TOWNSHIP LRG. 2 stor.v, ;,,· Br. hon1e , ~1~~er. Prine. only. $37,300. O\VNER sparkling 4 Bel. 11.~ REPO SS ES I N 3 BEDRi'ol 2 story t01vnhouse, su11dC'ck, palio, bui!l-ins. nr .Jti>-5311. Ba pl"' la-e 14 •. z·,· ft .. 'or inforrnation and location h · !'hop, S('h .~ ix•h. By Ol\'!"l('r, ....., • ., " 1 , ho l\'alk to se ools, shopping Si:l,;JIJO. Pri. nnly 646-4319. Bl" Ol\'llt'r 3 bt', 2 ba lg den. Fan1ily room \\•/fireplacc, or tl:csc I< J,A & "./.\ Mt'S, & City Park. Ovrrlooks C07.'{. Rustie, 1 Br. Frp!c. p;i!io. R-2 Lo!. S-l·l,950. By 0 11 llC'r. 117?.-4169. * DUPLEX So. of l-lig!11vy. Xlnl location .~ eondition. 1 & 'l BH. Call: 67~1736 DliPLEX 3 Br. 1 Ba. + 1 Ba apt. roon1 to arld, gd Joe. $Tu,0001trd. 673·4821. 6-:: as.<:un1ablc loan. 01vnt>r builtlns. foreen a ir, fully ,~0!':11rt -pool. $28,900 includt>s su· 11·il1 ra11·y 2nd. Principals carj")C'ted & drapes, _large KASA BIAN perior (!Tade shag earpct only. For appnt. 50i7-4763 ft'nC<'d yard. Close 1n to thl'OUghout, custo1n drapes. O\rNER transf. Clean 3 BR, schools. f"h urehe<1 and shop-Real Estate 962·6644 niany o1ht>r t•xrras. \\'ith l'S ba. Xlnl carpet. Nice ping areas. Only $29.900. e VACANT e $7.600 can assun1e i '1l• GI garden, large yard. S38-1157 REPOSSESSION loru1. Q\\·ner 842-7595. Fortin Co. Rltrs. 642-5000 * MESA VERDE * TI1is 4 Behm, 2 bath. only MOVING EAST, (h1·ncr sell· 2 i\·11 TO BCH -3 BR, 2 BA 3 BR. Family mi. :.! Ball1s $2i',950. Near ne1v! Mus! be ing lovely 3BR. 2BA home, J\ll ne\v carpet. Dbl gar. $35 500 . 10'/n dmvn sold lhis week end. Call Frplc, dsh/wsh. paneling ... carpetins::-. NO 00\VN to \'f'(C'l"dllS, or submit your !erms. Xtnt. 4 l>edrrn, 2 bath hon1e in quicl lrrc·shadro lO('<•tion. Co:i:y fireplace, fan1ily1dining. and only S:.~2.500. Best hurry! Ca 11 5t5-~4 Soull1Co Realtors. Don't Get Lost In The Crowd! • Too n1any listings mt•an !es;; ser\'ice. Our inventory ('!' lmr bc>cau~ 11·e -"ell. 1'.1ot't! servil'e, IOl\'CI' costs thru larwin realty In c. 968-4405 (24 hrs) F'ruit tl'('('s. $27,0IXl 64&-2768 ' SCOTT REALTY • 536-7533 custo. bookshelves. lrg yrd G -Excellent opening for $26,950 \v/gfl.f'den. Call 842-3612 afl - enera l Top Salesman 6 pin .&: '>''kends. OPEN House by owner, Sat; General BALBOA BAY PROP BRING YOUR POOLTABLE ,i:,_ Sun, 3 BR, 2 BA, lg fam .. ' lor this beaut. 2 BR condo. t~OR sale by owner, 3 Br. * 55 , ••oo * "-1 t 1 led rm., encl. par io, cent air t v-oo Bonus rm 20' x 20'. 2 car , ... ,ne, comp e e Y carpe · c t s 3 9 2 • o is-l Ii . 1 x ras , , .l _ •oi• encl. gar., bltins, xtra cab-rg rear vmg rm. rg Heritnge> Ln. HB 842-1554 2 Master Bedrooms! , inetll, shag crpts. Adlt occ. sc11:'Cned patJo, fen~ yard. + 2 FULL BAlrlS _ clen OI' Fronts ........,nbelt & steps to Assun1e 7~ percent loan for SHORF.CREST By O\\'ner 3 LOOK .... •· ·1 .,,~ 897'181 Bedr-001n, fan1. rm. .-------------------"Ii :!rd bedrm -plush cpl, spot-IX'OL RED CA RP ET o:•IUl Y· .....,., ......... -.....,, · fi1·C'plaef', din rni, cxtn~ less! l T1't'e shaded yard, RcuHors 536-8836. FOR sale by 01vncr al-i;harp. Oi>en hse Sut. + Sun TODAY? cit those new luxury homes under constructio n in the Back Bay (Bay Crest) area of Newport Beach? "WnJwarJ Gaj l " fiom ej (l.,ossi bly one of the last new·home developments in this area.) Spa cious 3 and 4 bedroom customiied homes in a choice of one an d two·story plan s. Built on large Fee (you own) pool sized lots. Design fe•ture s t h•t contribute to the spaciou s appearance and individualized styling - . . • • , 2824 to 3459 square fe et of living area . ..•. some plans wit h 2 fireplaces -conversat,ion pits, sun dech -3 car garages. ....• All models with form•I dining rooms. Family rooms, car· polin g, mod el kitchens including garbage compactors. Options: Corpeting, Tiles , etc. now ovoil.oble for selection at Si te Office ... 22()1 Windward Lane. Avenue, Newport Bea ch.) Open dail y I 0 t ill dusk. • immediate (On lrvino * EXCLUSIVE SA LES AGENTS * % BAY & BEACJ..J REALTY ': ...... ~ ••f R •• ,,,. 40!& '~ ..... 675-1000 548-1889 Only $30.900. O\\INER. lllllSt !'iCIJ 4 Br. l'\U lraclive 3 Br. I Ba. A!!Sun1e 962-0816. 962-5773 ews. •. 546·fl832 cal"(>('ts & paint, Otoean 5~~ pcr1,_'f'nt Loan, low mo. KATELLA REALTY View Sch. Dist'ri<·t, nl" pnyn1ents, HB, s :~l .850 VIEW HOME li •~~~~~!'!'!':"l~!'"'I BC'ach & Tall>ert, 8001 Stcrl-0!16&-&1=:"'7ro".'----..,.,--.,-.,.-,-, 3 BR, 114 IJ11. $31.~ NEWLY REDUCED ing. Vncant & trcei;:. $29.9-;il A ~'fJod 1v::int ad u. a good in· 96.'\·784i, 213-439-894:i LANDLORDS GET LOST! nr hst. otrr. 81'\-1046. _1~c~1!'"_nl ____ -· .=-=-=~.....:C:ot,:=':=S:=Sf=F=l:OE:C0:-':0Yf0:110:"':=",:H::'= Why pay 1"tnt, rent. 1'l'llt? --·-- Deluxe 2 Br, pool, cunrlo. Cal Vets OK or 101,; do1v11 equals payments npp1vx. I $22~J~·PnJ~,~9~s~~~E :l48-1 l6fl -,D=--o"'w"'N~TOWN ~ A nice flrepla~ w/2 Br. 1 Ba, bnrbequc hou'1e. Lge yard for you.r child1'l?n or 1x:ts. Excel fu111re potenli..'tl. Call CJS REAL ESTATE 1740 Orange Av~ .• C.M. 548-U68 SHARP Mesa Verde Home~ nr new carpet, new Cf.. dsh/\vsh, covered patio & dog run. A8:sume 6;i.i ~k IOAI\, plse call far appt to show. !146-0392. 133.900 * DREAM HOME * IM1'1ACUw\tE. $7.000 E.xt.ral'i I INSIDE. 3 BR. $36,900. JO<;; Oo1vn F'.f'LA. o'vc 2nr1 ·rD ~28 Coi·tl'Z 540-6001 for app't, c usT6MS B DRMS I Easlidd~ hy owner. l Ba. I fam rnl, hrdwd flrs, 2-b<'uut orange tree~. $.?9,900. 2021 All!JO Ave., 646-~34. __ BY Q\\'ner E. $\de. 3 Br. l l!: Bn + 1,; Ba. l{arrlwood floors. Nu J11tlnt, $32,500, 258 £. 20th, 64;,..s.•rt5 aft 5. Prine. Ottl,v The-"Yel.ow Pap., of ebtaalfled •.•. 64M678.. I $© ll4i! }A-!£ f-tf S" Tho' l.ntriglling Word Game with a Chuckle ------f dlttd t.r CLAY •. '°UAN ------ • Roo,range letten: of the four scrambled words b .. low to form four limpl. word&. I P EG INO I '11111' ~-r-V -rE ,..Y"T"H-'A.--11 ~ . I I' I I . 1 r--rrT_Er-l ,..I _Tr-ti ! . I' I · I I . Overheard In cocktail lounge: #fSha's been on more lops then a-." 8·11 I T O N~Y T '. I' I I I I I C) Comploi. ~. t<h<><klo qvo<od by filllog lo tho mlnlog -• • you develop f1om lfep No. 3 below. 8 PR!Nl NUMBFR£0 lETifRS IN mES! SQUAR!S fj u~~R~r.·~N~~~E tETTERs I I I I I I j 1 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME-A-LINE I • ' I f R" ~e I'll in_ 3., kl! Nc1 ""' Bl ld. l '6 FR s p< e of J 'be m 21 0, al H co $2'." d Irv Is 00< '" •ti(• pa B he fl'i lo A U1 01 3 s 1 T Sal ON av co po ..1 • BY ba rt' w 55 IR 01 " La cl< de . ., Jg 17 • BE ' ov • ., p .. & "" bl< ho (ii II . 49 T Bel l• t'I' di llc 0 , DAILY PILOT 25 SalUl'day, August 11, 1~73 ~ ~~~ "°""'for Sale ]~! ---l~I ' • l~ ._I ---"'_ .... ___,!~ L-1 _":.!..._1 .. _:·_·· _,J~1 ;;;.·~.1,~~.-·: ... · ~(i~ vntfntton 8each Newport 8Mo. llewport 801<1' Newport Booch Aereap for ••I• lSO lncomt Proptrty --''--------166 RHI E•l•t. Wonted 114 OVER 400 OFFICES TO SERV E YOU 497-1761 A HI LL TOP BIAUTY Walch the sunset over lbe ocean from your living rm in smog free Laguna. Enjoy the cool breezes all summer, close to schools and all ronvcniences $59,000. R·2 2 Bedroo1n, l bath house plus a terrace build· ing site. Full vie\V of Ca talina. $72,500. CAR EFR EE LIVING Lovely lake, golf course view from private, \veil maintained 2 bedroom Spanish Villa. :rvtove-in-now ! 130 FT. ON WATE RFRONT Furnished 3 Br, 2 Ba & famUy room. New w/w crpt thru·out , heavy shake roof, fire ring on hu ge waterfront patio, pier & slip so you may park your boat at doorfront. You own the land. Full price only $129,500. Sub- mit all trades. Open Sun 1·5. * * * 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath 1 year old right on th e water. you own the land . $59,500. * * * 4-Plex on Peninsula, 11 years old. Studios \Vith 2 nn, 1 BA upstairs kitchen. living rm & bath in Jo,ver. Blt-ins & fi{eplace in each nnil, 4 car parking. Private long term lease- hold. Full price $115,000. ' * * * 10 Units East Costa Mesa . . . . . $149,500 :;.2 Br. 4-1 Br, 1 Bach to unit. Newly decor- ated, partially furnished. * * *. NEWPORT PIER REALTY 714/67 3-2058 BOUTIQUE ·BEAUTV: SHOP Air·con ditioned by a sea-breeze. Can be one- person operatio n. Charming little $$$ maker. Laguna Niguel Newport Beach WALK To NEW '802 So. Coast Hwy. in Laguna Be_ach * LEASE/OPTION * 1...,,._.,....,......,.,...,...,..,..."""!~'!"!"'""!!!!!!!!I' Bdrms .. 2% ba . 300 Ft. SEARS 1" -h dciep lot, 40 fruit trecs. Laguna Beach . La1une ,Bctac * BEST BUY . $38,500 * SHOPPING 4 BR. 21; ha. l.ge. ya,.d. PLACE llEAL TY Near ne1v V!IJ;i:!t \f~·~!-l!iOO EMERALD BAY ·194-97~1 494.9729 oMl rt of L'll'Jl<llll ll1'l l11~. 4 L1•;.: l-!B .. x!J·n sh;•qi~ 11it h 1Ji\1f ONE ACRE· nCI\' 3 Bil, 4!·:: ldsepg. f l & t SA, fan1 rn1, din r n1, 3 Magnificent vie\V-0 sur , ocean, coas r r p 1 cs. owner tBuilder I T line from every roo1n. ~ Bedroo1n, 4 492-7841 or i95-1395. baths, 2 fireplaces, ·wet bar, ·study, sc~-NEW Jrg 4 BR. 21.~ n1:1, '62-4471 ( :::~.) 546·1103 ing roo1n. and 3 car garage. Beam ce1l-Fi rm, spit lcvl. cpt~rp, ing with cedar paneling, s4tined glass comm. pool. $ 5 G, 9 :i o. --FftANCI SC1\~ VOUNT AINS. Spiral staireast• lead~ to a professionally ih.'cora1 ccl C'X· ecutl\'C sholl'pl:u·"· 2860 sq ft or the ul1in1n1c in suprcn1c, luxu rious deco1'. 5 'bccl1'00n1s, :1 bn!hs. huge master suite. CO;\'!E TO 21832 Seacrt·st Lane. S.'lt 1·5 or by apr1't. BKR. fHS-7711: after 6 11111. call S.'l7-4617 Huntington Harbour windows, extensive deck·s & enclosed pa-'193-5l97. tio. Large formal dining room adjacent Cc~~°t2tc~1~is 2 ·c~b_onv~~ to large kitchen featuring c3bine~ by St. 1or,. d,vn, $37,500. 831-Q638, Charles wit h finest appliances. This over 4500 sq. ft. home is only 8 months old Lido Isle on an oversized lot at end of quiet cul- cle-sac. with provision for a 16' ~' 35' playroom on lo\ve r level. Offered by Owner at $260 ,000 . Waned Privacy '94-5203 homo e 543-5561 office Oversize corner lot with large, airy patio makes this exquisite home the epitome of quietneas, combined \Vi.th l•L~a~g~u-n~a~B!!"e~o~c~h---""""!L•a•g~u~n•a""'!B~e~a~c~h-•--•I elegance. 2 Bdrn1s., 3 baths. FURNISHED MODEL Movl.' l'ight. into Th(' Rlufrs. Guadalupf• 111ode! -J bclr111s., den. :l halhs. E.X· quislte 11C"1v furni.shlngs & <JC('('ssorits. Lovely, open feeling from thia ''end ui1it" on pool f;:l"('f'llhelt -in "ol'i~h1al" Bluffs area - ~.000 complete. Call for app't, to see. "~ ;(~ .... [a -·· .&&!' k l' ast ~t>}" u ! •' r ealty . . , 2414 Vista del Oro Newport Beach 644-1133 ANYTIME GRANO OPENING Newport Bay Towtrs 1 & 2 BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM HOMES ~ttonl Jlom1:s Boat StiPIJ Full Sieturity Hlghrisr Steel .~ t'Oncrete L'Onst?i11:tion l'riv11tl' Bak>011ies 2 .1:a.rai;f• i(J)a('(>s [Jt'r unll. Hoof 11111 11unde(·k \Jnu.<ntal Opporr11nl!y to Pur- i·h:v;,. llayf1'0nt Pl'OJltl'fY in !\'t'1l'fXJl'I lk•a<·h. ::10 Fernando Hd ., N.ll 675-8551 BEACH DUPLEX 2 & 3 Jjd1·n1 units, OllC block from beach. Nt-ed11 puint & 1L...: up. Best buy on ti~ beach. $69,500. 1797 Orange, C.M, 6-tZ-lTil ~21 *OPEN* SAT. 1-4/SUN. 1-5 15 POINT SUR SPYGLASS HI LL Ne1v Spyglass Hill hon1e 11·i lh vie\\' of Nt'\l'port lla1'1:1or f..· Ca!alina Island. 4 Ell., 21:: ba1hs , i\1any upgradf'd i'X· tras. $111,000. Turner Assoc. 110j N. Coast !11\·y .. La.i:;,uua 494-11 77 Anytime NO BODY ELSE KNOWS! Just listed. J~ack hay area. Nc\vport 13eaeh cu st o n1 home 3100 sq. It .. hvo stoiie fireplaces and lar~e pool room. $72,500. J-1 u r r y. 646-iln Of'ENTIL 9 • rr'S FUN 70 BE. NICE/ THE REAL ESTATERS BY OWNER CONIXl1S1udio ap1. PC 1!11')·, J?oom for poo l. $9S,j()C). OUPLEX J2500 .!',; a~s111nc py1n1s, rp!~.1 -----------1 ::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;1 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 DO One Harbor View Home, drp:;. n'fril!. :!\':: ~.~1~-27~-I STOP ,.,ION AH CH BAY. \\'alk to 808 Via Lido Soud 6 ORS TO Porlofino nlodcl. 3 BR, 3 red hill THE WORLD 1irivnte beach & tennis t'Out1 ~()rdu~21 BEACH BA. den, forn1al <lining, lush Irvine froin thi"' 3 BH. 2 bath lan1l· erptg, Pro 1e11 s io n a. 11 Y 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;1 S p CE TO -ET Do~l'! pay high 1>"Un1n1er rent I I ~ & d ~ HFY..F:' ·A LA u I)' nn honH'. S11lit leve l. ancsca~ ecot·at.·u, S I , · i 1vhC'n you ean coHel'l it, and brl k II d SUMMER Oi'"F .• htl1' Y .v u11pos ng 1.:on1fn11abll' fc t'Onvenient n1t1ell c , a exh·a.~ an I I I still r('SCr\'e the besl n.•iiod 1 'I 'I' S"4 500 <·nnten1porarr i;ty ('( IOnu:!. for 1.•11tertaining indoors & f ... ~ upgrar ea. " Wit se, . 1 ; . Is A 'Coming. . .Yet LOCATED HIGH t TP ON out. Much privar~. $1!9.000 or you and yours. 3 Bl.'d· 644.-5630. 0on·1 tx, t'UUl!h\ 11 i!hoi1,11 1hi.~ LAGUNA'S FA:\fED RIV· Burr White Realtor rooJns do1\·n, 2 Bcdroo1ns up. d<'li•·htfu! 1·u~-to11 1 1""'11 ,1•1th JE:RA COASTLINE \VITI-I 00 CO $34,500 fee. 10',/,i do-.vn. , DOVER SHORES .,. , \V OS VE, :: BR + Den 2901 Nt'Wp()rt. N'pt Beach CALL '"'7211 1d1·1.:k and Sflil . J1 s 1.•nn1-A N OVERPO\VERING hon1e, \\'ood 1mneled living 675-4630 -5 Bcclroo1n, 4 Bath, living P..'Hli•1n l~·lllln·cs nr<> i'.:H!Li VII::\\' OF TllE SE A. rm v.·-frplc, secluded bricklOiiiiiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiOi• ruom, dining 1-oom & den. BBQ. JiL"(' r i1, upJ.:ra<l1·d :) Intrii;uing 3 level architec-patio, v.'Orkshop & dblc gar.I' Super pool, Auto1nalic ~r. bedrn1. hoHu· 11·l1h lan1ily turc, located an prcmiun1 only $79,500. Exciting Lido Homesl age, sprinklers & lighting. roon1 fornud rlinini:: und crir11cr lot. $139,000. 1315 Santiago Dr., fresh Jlaint. l<vcry1t1lng i;ocs SPRr\\\'LlNC 1 B DR 11. FAMILY HOME. 3 BR, 2 ba Dl"amatic 3 BR, fan1 rni, din I--,~~====~--N.B. By Oivner, 645_8173_ for $·1'.l.!'IOO. f'"J..OOR l'l~AN, SERVICED + fB.Jn rm. in Laguna rm hom<' ......... $ll9,500. * BAVCREST * l Principals only. V"1s"1on BY 3 BATHS. Heavy shag Beach, clOM> to schools. E•la1•11·k· 4.000 =. fl. cor · BY OWNER El t --~--~------v.·/iv carpelin" & (_·usto. m "' ... -" -.. 1 . cgan custom dl"apcs thro.:Qut. Massive l\1ay be sold tum. One ncr home $155.000. built 4 BR+ Jrg, Fam Rm, * TWO UNI TS * liv, rni., in rontinental owner hon1e, $47,950 2 l\laster BR + 2 trplcs, Small but cute & clos{' to 1!CL"Or, J·IAS \VALL OF --"tJ: 'tt' h 't)_ f-IUge. LR, Fonnal Dr. Com. beach. 11ark & shops. Trade, lti'.:J)\VO<)U T-'ANF~LlNG, PRTVACY, secluded home in ptl 109 am J~J(fn plett>ly private 23' coveretdoo 1· . 'lh I h 0~ h "2 500 IHO.'\f FIREPLACE, \VAU. FEA•.............., r 1v1ng arC"a W1 us I.>l-"ae . .., ,-. Nl:.'\YPORT ilt'<"iCh • Cus:torn Rt lot. 153' lrontage on Klh ),airway of Big Cnt~'Oll Counlt'Y Club. View of F1tshion J5lund & Corona dcl ·Mar. Prfvate pl!uuicd Con1· 1nunily with gu(lrtl gate'. Prit"t•d iv ~1,ll! Tc1·u1s nvallalJll". &ID-15.17, Business P roperty lS4 'f\\'O LOTS TOTAL lOl'x:Yr,.l ' CHOICE LOC:\'fl<>N. Jh1t1· 1inuto11 Bt>at·h, Z (l N E I) s u:-;17\ESS, P J{ n ~· 8 s. SIONA!, Olt f)Vf"ICt-:S. fl7.500 t•ll. 'l'ER~IS 11Til1•: KANPAK, 1!1:.;: i.;.ihl'I ltd., h'.iht•i t\laui, lla11'flii, Cemetery Lots/Crypts 156 2 CEt\'IETERY Jnt.s in Col'Onn dcl Mar. Trade for used truck or camper. ~:t Com mercla l P roperty 158 COMMERCIAL 9100 Sq. J.'1. General Com· n1r·1·ciul lul, on exc<-'11enl C'Ot'!l <-'l._ !·Ins 4 roont l.llriJ::". suirah!e ro1· offices plus a11Qth<'r :.! roon1 building. L:1rge l'arking 11 1·" u . Suilt1hlc f o 1· autun1ohilt' lTpnir li:a.I"i1gc. Gl'c:it v11lw.' at S:!i,000. Cnll 64(r();li5. Nine Units + Office $59,500. Present inconte $525. Mo. Lot size :;<!' x 2t{)' Bldg, 4500 sq. ft. e CA.LL TO SEE e Ed Riddle Rea.lty 6-16-8811 C-1 Lot $17,500 50' x 140' Nl."ar i9th &. Pon1ona Ave .. C.t-.1. Price(! low at $2.50 JX'I' Sn. Ft. Wesley N. Taylor Co. REALTOHS 2111 San Joaquin 1-lills lld. N.e11"]l0rt Center G-1-1-4910 C·2 LOT w/INCOME UtSOO sq. fl. on Ne\\•porl Bl\'d., nt• Fuir Dr., C.i\1. $3:.2.'l/aq ft. O"'ner Bkr. Orher parcels avail. 642.()j\l(l Condom in Ju mi for sale 160 1-funtington Beach VACANT e 4 BDRM. lt,2 bath, brand ne-.v car· pets ,tr; paint. Only $23,850. Sec it tod~, call SCOTI' REAL'.J'Y e 536-!511 Duplexes/Unit s sale ~ l 62 -------OF r_;JASS or>t:Ns TO ~'t apt. Hrrlv.1l0d Ors, ~~ landscaping. Owner v.ill BALBOA BAY PROP. p,, .... ,\LT\" B •\1£0'.''' " I 0 CE AN fl·plc, lgl' de<·ks & many l136 \'ia Lido Gij.0123 finan("e I'('SJ>Onsible buyer. * 673-7420 * DUPLEX -J·lo1'SC Co_untry! ' tNefl $59 ~ p · lpal I • Santa Ana lleights $37,500. ,\ Cv111p;1111. \\ilh \'1~in11 Vll---:\\'.'Cnrnplelt'ly ('llclo""<I · ' · 1"!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!11'"1 rtnc s ony 645--iSOO ----~.. ' $79 500 * P ENINSULA PT. Prin(·ipals only. App t. Uni''· P:1 rk Crn\1'1', Irvine rear i;rounds \\'fn1ason.ry \,! N 1 Q lJ E Cu ST 0 ~I . * , DOVER SHORES-:Wl)-2971 or 6~2-1280 Call Any1\rn•', :;:,'.!-7;,('M) po Ho. DUl'LE" Jdoal 101· o1o•t•••· Spanish style ho1nc on large Elegant 3 Br. home just nc11·· Cute 2 bdtm. ho1np plus 2 BR I d I b 011. I · l 'I t ' P\I '' ,., J I II A, • I I 3 BR • I gurst room. In besl area. iouse +-up ex, Y It•(' lOUl'~:'i ;J l'" . ..,.•p,<;;t\'('I" 'IC'll'll, lil,.S a .......... P"''''Y. 2 BR. 2 b,., .... + o. -. '". (('ll, o.""" ly rlC<.'Orated IY/fnnta,."'lic ''!!!!!---..---... -.. ! "111' JN RA't""-' & O"EN '"'·'u " " I f I "' ., $:"'3.000 01rncr. x\nt Arca in Cosla 1~ a • · ! • :~ •c. · v 1 • dl•n e 1 u it . · 11 le<uns, uue1-cs11ng P. "ear vic11·. PriuciJ1aJ,.; only. By OPEN HOUSE 1)1$11\\'SHll., GARlt Dl~P. panoi'an~~·1 oce;~ & :.;a1sta~ Lido tennis C't. Oivncr. 548-9710 eves & NEWPORT BEACH i\Icsa, $4'1,000, ~.i.'>7-7300 t)NIVt-;HBlTY p,\HI\ 1~tc'. If you at-c looking for• Yie\i·s. Units have frplc, lgc LIDO REAL TY \\'knds; 54&-3676 \vkrlays. REALTY 675-1642 1 Income P roperty 166 3 HR. 2 Ba, <.~1uylcn 1!0111c bclll•r t1ual!ty, lgc. f<lniily pri\'. dct:ks. niilred gla."s 33i7 Via Lido. N'pl Beach PENINSULA 26'!7 Ne\\'fXu·t Blvd., N.B .. Sharp! Chnil'' LQ;·ati(in! hon1c. \\'t• huvc no better ll'indo,vs. EZ \\·alk 10 beach * 673-7300 * -R d d b-O:W--1-BY O\VNER. Beach duple.x, Fi·I' Lnnrl! N<'Hr J.>ooJ~ bu~fnron~y. & 1 , 11 1000 TRIPLEX e uce Y ner. big,3BR,2BAunils,firepl, 17612 Sciiuoiti Ti\•f' Luiic $SS,000 FULL PRICE · s lOpping, 5 ' · Lldo'1 Best • Act Now 1, 2 & 3 B: Xlnt coil(!. Ready for Occupancy I dslnvshrs, new carpet, iresh Tak<·l\licilHel.sonoUCulvel' SEt: TOOAY! GONE E~iERALD fu\y LOT, one 4 0r5BR. +family rm. Owner \\'ill finance, 4 BR, wet bar, mature paint and an all too short Sa.t r Sun. Granalh OwJ1cr/Agt TOMORRO\V! of only a fe w lots remaining Only Sll9,500. Open SIS l-5 ""/$30,000 do"•n. Prin. only. landscapln'g, privacy walls· bikini-watching stroll to the ONL \' '1BR nto<lcl currently M I SSION~ RE~L TY in beaut. private coni-128 VIA 1-lAVRE _601&-=8321.,..,...,=-:=o=,,..--I & gigantic patio. Open \\'ater $81,500. avail. Quiet cul-de-aac·. cX-985 So. Coa11t Hwy. rnunlty. Spectacular .180 JOTlN P. CAREY WALK TO BEACH ~~i~~N l-5. $7 9 ·0.00 . ceptionally clean & \\'CU RP· P HONE (71 4) 494-0731 fleg. vil'W of ('08s't. Plans tor REALTORS 646-7414 I.Arge 2-sty. zrn Bafhs. Frple .. 1---------- pointed. \V11J!paper, upgnid· Open Sun. 1-5 lall?<' home incl. $73,000. * BAYFRONT * atriun1 oU liv. rm. 'Pool, BEAllT. <'Olldo, profess. ed crpts & rtrps, Nr se!1ool . . LINGO REAL ESTATE 21,7 years old. Beau!iful 5 club & tennis nearby. decorated. 2 Bit -~ den, 2 & prk. BKR: !)~)..;J8!H 802 Manzanita Drive 31 706 S. Coast Hv.')'. BR, 5 BA, U-shapcd, dock. $4.11,950. ba. 2 Frplcs. Love I y \\'hil t• \\"Rli'r vi1.'1\' tintl'd So B 675 424' CAYWOOD REALTY garrlcns BY O\VNER. hllniac ::. h1', 2 ~l.1S!l, 111hak(' roof; rnueh · · Lllguna, 499-lJ9'7 Y oivner, ;i.-•• No. 12 \Ves1cliff \'illa ha, on cul-df'-s:u·, incld~ natural v.·ood, plaster walJs, 1110 Glenneyre SL, L•ke Forest * 548-1290 * G~rge \\'illian1son n:c. i·ehicle ston1~e open fl.te:dcan Ille, i~w plumbing, Laguna Beai.;h. 494-8086 *Harbo V H * Realtor 645--1564 \~f'C'~C'.r~rls tl-5 S ,, 6 , 5 00 sl i~int-.I ~hi~~. tirP just n fe\v Sl·TARP 3 BR garde>n hon1e, 4 br Mon~e"".U $6i.:-.e:ce. 5!)2-so ..... ..::. 11f th!.! quttlHi f,~atuN's In EVERYONE • • decorator's cpt & drps lhru .,,y Newport Height s --t C I · d II 1 b Upgraded Karstan carpet & tRVINr.:, UntversJ1,-J'ndc. 5 this 2 bdrn1., s\udy, dining \\' ou · omp rur con . a c 11 Ch II I I ants n genuine Laguns & lakl' priv. :Fairly priced at upgrnded tile. Cul-de-snc Br. 2 1 ~ 88. anc-c or l't1'· & rrlr .. 11' th n J'.:'\lf"st Chari11c1'. Jn ti1 is one, all 1hr l ·li.900 loc11.tion. I ni n1 c d ia t e oc· "'9.~'1()(1 O\\·ncr :i:i'.!·71\(1 111.1!. 111'!011·. nn ;1 hh!. IJl'i\'. k I I J .. ,,,,,,,, ..... 644-199" .,.. · · \\ol' • ins .1CCn { n 11 e BLUE RIBSON ' ,... ~·· " Laguna B••ch-11ooclsy lot. ·I blks. 10 beach, be11ut1fulh Tlus Jov e i y -nr. 1 11~11 school. A · ' REAL ESTATE OUTSTANDlNG llarbor older, lru·:;:c hOn'e hu11 • Vie\\' :\Tonaco 2 Br. Convert OCEAN Vu DUPLEX !:hOl\'T'>laet• rcsldcn<·e fur spa('ious rooms including ~13: 429-;:i!'!Ol 213: l:ll-i663 S7:' 91JO -·~-~-~-----Den, 2 Bn. Enclosed front Seclu(ll'd nrl'n. 1:;111>y. \1 ;1 lk to -· ·A Good B 1:.i11iily roo1n, 3 bdn11s. & 2 Mela Verde patio, pro res s i 0 n a. J 1 y bl•a<·h. town & i;chools. , . u,y . baths, as v.·ell as sepa.ratel -----------landscaped. highly upgrnd- 1..nguna chn.nn \\'/f"ltcht'd In Loguna s San 1' rnnc1sco. guest riuarte1·!;. l..Qadrd wi1h 4 BR. 2 BA, custo1n kitchen, ed. Adult OC'eupied. Fee clngs, br:lck frp!,... din. 01· Ar"h Bt•f1t'h Hei~hts. :1 ehr11111 . ll ts loeat<'d i.n Spanish lilt• & 1vrought iron. ~7.500 19-17 Port Cardiff Pl. den lll"('il,, !11 both 2 BR r.kh'dm .. ,oh&1s ''1i1c~-~·.hrln1 p~v0. ~una's bea 29 utHul \\'oods Assu1nablc G',., loan. Very OWNER 644-2244. >-unil:c:. ~1 tor t•xpan~on, sun ec .'< a 111UU i.:v • t:ovc a1"('a. $1 ,500 clean. l\tany teat u res , l~e sul'lllCCK. pvt )fll'rl. venh•nc!.'s. Only $52,500. ..A$ 549-0076, &16-4Z.12. Harbo r Vu Homes m.:>00. 1000 N C494-HT.'l51 ~... • '"1 ~ ,,,-... OPEN HOUSE NC\v unit . November n10ve 1" * * * * * , st. wy., _Q(l.guna .,c,.,.,,U in. Montego, 4 br, 1 level, PARADI SE POINT REAL EST.'"':TE Sat.-Sun. 1..0. I n1 mac · Hillside vu Jot. By owner. ,. Republic O"" Story, 4 BR. 2 644-4<87 BF..AUTJF'UL Ot.'t'illl & BA FR 0 54~ 7316 -~==~~==~-shorelinc vie'"" tron1 thl11 1190 GleNl<'yre St. . . : "''ner. a-i SUP&R CONDO ovrr l neN? oceanfront prop-494-S.7~ ' 549-0316 MESA Verde pool homl', 3 1 story, 3 Br, 2 Ba, pools, e11.~·. VPt')' S('('ludcd 1v/lols OPEN SUN . 1-4 * ATTENTION * RR. 2 BA. fam rm & office. putting gl'eens. Exquisite or trr<":;i. f'~ive s"P: unit~ help l3J EMERALD BAY BUILDERS & INVESTORS Enck! atTiuin plus! $;l9.950. garden setting. $45,0001 Call pn,.V !hf' hill.'> & give rK•Cdl'd Occanfront b I u ff, San By (}.\'Iler, 1'.lr. Ke 111 · ~nlson Assoc. 673-7311. pt))tf"clion frvn1 f!r:-rrcria!ion 2 Bdnn ... ~ bath, riear new Clemente. 2 Bdrn1 hon1e.1 ,.:5'6-84:l::::,='~l~--~~== • t'XIM'n..:<• 11Tilt"'<•ff. E:<· hol1!!1' \\·Ith niuch \VOod. to1> i=ihape. roo1n for A more 4 BR, 2 BA, pool, S4J,950. Bluff1 New X Model • · · Uc·f'·111 ti.· pork \' \ <' \\" ~ C 1· h · ·1 I d. Cf'llcnl snud)• ht•:irh. Pn,.si-' . ' · units. $95,00J. OPC'n Sunday 10-7, 1586 nrpe tng C 01cC'. · ir, 111 - ble 1:11111 di,·i.~inn Io 1· r~'.·l~•JPt!ll ~ii, ii tdk l•l • J<'AMlLY EXPANDING?* Corsica PlnC(', 5-t5--'T628. fam r111, 212 ha . 0Pt'll 1·5 htulll'"ilP. ()1"n,•r 11'111 hrlp [,, ··11 Ii. ~ 9.. This ~11uci<lus hornc; htts '1 Mls•'ion Vie'io daily. 2749 Vi:<1 r• V1nhros<1. fin;111rt•. S1•t• ii -)0•1 1'11 In\"(' LOTS BR. 3 ba. & fnn11ly 1in .. i-------~ NB, Phonl:' G·I0-1075. Ch\·ncr. 11 . s~11:0,ooo EME RALD T ERRACE 1~(·1v ('.'lrpetin~ ·~ 1·c1'Y rl<'!1n! NE\V t-.ladri<l Pl.<tn r~10. ponl BLUFFS 497-1711 Laguna Beach 2 Bt'<1t~1 . h11ildin~; .~111•:< ln 1hC· F uhulou~ i\h, \'ll'\\'t" S62,00Q. & \'U lol, •I l:Jlt, frplc·s \n B't' own('r :i Bl', 21~ Ba, Ovt'r· 11\'<'S Jn 1. F.nu•rr\ld 1'l'r1·1:11~·. ENGLUND b ~,nn1 Hn1 ,'(• l\1ns1cr BR. lookit~ bay. S6i,;iXJ, <126 Spct·la cu ;u· oi·e!in I' ci\•s EAL ESTATE pon1uet noor r n t i re Vis1u Pnrvrlu . 6-U-1180. h~1n1 these n(\jacenl lot!':, R clownsta lrs. C'Ompl lr1dscpd, 11·hil'l1 lll~Y !)(! p111·cha~('d 31~ ntALL\ 4M-S093 . sn,500, 8.11..()32.4 tASTBLUFt~ ht'kt.I. 1 BR, J 1n~Pthcr or Rcpttrolcly, ro1· ~""'""==~--BA, C·Planr$7:l,500, Broker ASSU1\1E 7~; \',\ 3 Bl':., 2 BA, f'"a1n Rn1, fp, on t11 l-tle- sac:, Silj,000 6·16-Jjl.J or 521-i;jtj(), 110 agl,s. San Juan Capistrano FOR Sale Capistrano Villa, S.1n Juan Capistraro. 2 BDlti\1, 11'.i Balh, $22,900., 493-8:"'..,.io. Acreage for sale 150 120 ACRES in the JIB.th or gro11·1h. A great hrdge against inflation. Pr iced 11ndrr lodu~•s 1na r kc r . Tcrn1 s can he tailored lo sui1 , Cull ur \\Titc fnr pn1·ri r1tl11rs. THE IRWIN CO. REAL TORS 644-6111 6111 :'\\•11 1~·n·t l'1'll!t'l' 01'. ~ui1 l' 4~.\ N.B. f.:.!t;:O "Make nr .. ;n1 tvr Daddy'' . . . clo11n out the gll!'age ... turn !hat junk lnto cash 1vith a Dt1lly Ptlot Clussllied e.d. Call 64.2-5678. 4 BEACH units, just a hop to the \\'atc.r. Tren1endous ren· tal history & good potl:'ntinl for increase. Serious con· sidcration given reosonRble cash'()ut offl'rs. Good lern1s also Rvai l. $125,000. Grindle. R.E. 968-6767 Dl!PLEX OPEN l·IOUSI·: S.\TURDAY 1-11-101 20.17 Uiu11e 1.an•' C<'!sla i\1esu SG.l.950. \\"EBH RE .. -\LT,. 49:'1-0761 CUSTOi\-1 i\TbuiH Triplex \\'ill! 1;pci,:t11cular vie\v of Alarina, river & ocean. Si9.:i00. 75 1X'rc·en1 loan P.O. Box 2211 Hai·hor, Ore. Phone 503--469--4456 Frank Sor1ino NC'\\'pclrt !·!eights Tl'iple>; Best place to live, lx>st ta.'\ sheller. All 2 bdrms, one \t' If I rep lace. Locked garages, laundry. Ine. S-;i880. By O\\Tier $51,500. 646-9144. * 11t * DUPLEX *11t* 2 BH. ,t,z J BR, i11co1ne S3GO ruo. Lge lot, nie(' patios, lx•um ceiling & fplc In ench. S37,600. by O\vner 6·l&-0011 12-2 BR. FURN. UNITS, \\'/pool S\90,(JOO. In~" s2:1,.tlO h.v 011·ner. Prine. 0111)'. t).\2-9520 ofl :; P. ~·!. 4 Plex, Hnt. Sch. In 2 111· l'clt.<;. l 'H1lllH' SliOO fll.'l' 1111i, S-1~.b~iO. c.,-,,u !{:;9.0034 GATIRAC Unlts on Balbol\ Peninsula. Lo1\1: te rm tl'nants-. Sl:i0,000. By 01\•ncr. 5'18-9695. SiJ0.000 & $-12.:".00. Open Sund11r 1 to 4 -OPEN HOUSE cooperurion "' c 1 com c d . 1 -~B~E~ST~F~A°"M°"IL"Y'""H"'O°"i\l;;E,-J Tur!'l•r & Assoc. * 3262.I ADR ATIC * SAT&: SUN· 4 BR, b<'a1111ful ,\gent 546-5022. AV,\ILABLE 110.l N. COa.~t Hwy .. Lnguna Monarch Bay Terrace I.a P:l1. honl!'.'. Assunl . 10 ln· BEAUT 2 UR. 2 Bl\ + den, [ I~ 494--1177 Anytim• trrcsr loon. $47,500. La Paz C<Jndo. Coastal Bluffs, ready unohstrueiablt• O('<'fln vu. ___ tum off to l\la~erlt~ Pkwy H j BR F r 1 f..: tlcn 4 br., 3 bu. 37' living rn1. Sept. Under cun'tlnl prlNl & M b"I · [:m:I -+ ';un-n . • . . Beac::h Area Home 1''01mnl dlni!'lg rni .. 3 tree· lo Alclcano • 27 2 • 830-4028 int. rate. 67"J:..s437 M7-.t250 0 I e omes ~ ~~ :3 ·1 ·('ii _ brick PrlvRte garrlcn & 1X·con vi('1\•. shaded patios. 3000 sq. tt. of Newport 8e•c" IMAGINE •• -,;ic K'Bnl t · Outdoor soun(I syste1n, . 3 ocean view homr offrrlngl•·--'--------'----------------'· , -all 1i1l1' on (lnr -third Q('. ~lrm!I. SufH'lt'<'k. BBQ pit. eleganc(' tor er11e11alning RE DUCED $4500 $l~:nt~r3 ~~.~p B.t~t': Mobile Homes. Mobile Homes R I . pool 59:.! 000 F1replace, d('lu.xc klteht•n. Md privacy for relaxation. \\'cstctltf, by owner. 3 BR. 2 F'."1R"ST' 0 1 1 l'IE·oF·r:EliED f:!l·i•uliful 1nt1•rior. $72,300. $9S.500. BA. Xlnt cond.1. 1u:i.soo. gu~1. pier & slip, Consider For Salt 115 For Sile · " b k 194.SOO:l ~ -tracte11. CaU Denison AMO<-. 3 BR .. 2 htt . oc:ran \'U. I' 1 TA•R. BELL RICHMOND REALTY Prine. only'. 6'11',...t l9 613-7311. 12' x •IO' l\l(ll.11lc hon1c \\'lrl11 Jn57 PAR,\~tONT ~ -Fl-r1· ••P""'I'. CIOSt' to IO\\'n 11•Es~1.~· I 3 Rfl 1 BA ... '""'""=~"""==oc-=--. 20' r.1 I I I I s I " ,.. L""'"n&Bcch 114 l49-l·f)298 , ....... ,. ~· •· , •BLUFt'S O"'NF.R e s 1-.•&.!111.-•ne roon1 .• 1ni1 l<ll t'OllC. ~c & l)(':'lrheH, l:lti\lJ1'1FUL lnc11tion ...,.M a , ' lg: fam rn1, din rm w/fplr. 3 1 • · Eastsldc C~1 Adul! Park, \ xl11L IO\\' rent p;n·k, I .. Net>dll llJ\'I' & •·111·c· &. Jot~ of S<>U1'll l.l\(:tJNA. 1 block * t~EASE 'OPTION' * 1206 Essc,,: t~'lllC, ND II', clost> to !'\'t>rythlni;, blk to ~hopping. $1\000. Snu.i; !<b,oppin~. 01'l'I' Afl 125 x ?.8, 11p in hlk to 011ly. Blvd, elbow "ork. Sj'.J,;"llO. !o h1•ath. Nc•\vly r¢1t1Qdel<!tl North 1 ·'"'Ulla vlo1v hon1e. &-16-91:>9 $cllls, !lhC!ll~, ll'nnill, End lie·~-, t'~ Nc"onnrt Blvd. $1900, 1640 Nc11.,.,..•J1 · & A 1•1 1"1'1 1 ·1 1··-'• • BR...,.2 ·-------==--unit on l'Ul-<l•'-sa.c. '"" 1nrld ........... ~ "•~ ... ~ Gun1h111rr ~~1~·11. ·. "" -2 13d1·n1, fln11 y rn1, .... 1'.i .. ., bft. L•U'if yard ,. BAY VJEY.' DUPLEX ..,. Spnct 43. CM 645-.&S\12 No. 38, CM~·;,,-~--~~ -THE-HEOUSE !h-:--;~~~·.k ~2~~l'1;{;.n,1'.1*b~· 0~:~~~ 4!H-!l~ACE JtEAL~~'t9729 2 BR, 2 .BA -Uouble gar11p;c, :&1o·~1~~ 6~~f. dee. 8x3:1' SlLTl\10TtE. Alr con,I, l 81{, 2 SA. i:ly Owller. 20)(50 That Has veryt 1ng l"nll il!fJ-l'.lfll. \Volild t.'OM· · · leu than l year ol<t. BLUFFS SALE OR !..EASE t·h'nn. In Npt . Beach park. W/pOrf'h, pullo & sheds. In nenu11ful ~1~!111 p.,,11 p1 us f!ltl('r stun rii•r 1.1,111818 alRO. Lagun• ,!illls 348-2121 ' Corttl(I, Una Grt>en twit, 1560 l'lact"nllR Ave. ~\\ F'!t B.'\Ylifle Vlllagef N. B . J11·t~1.zi .. ,,.,., h111· iv/bJ1 -l11 OCE\N VtEWif,~ER * LEASE/OPTION,* BLUFFS Cont1o $60,000. 3 Br, Dolores "nd l\!odtl, !!"Br. 2'a A~k.lng $2500. 213: 431HJ281 Sl3l)(_,, Ph: GJ!_l.-2 26. 1't'fn1" ~ n1,1\lv l'llL. l1ll'n1:i l · ~, ~ ., S 21,\ Ba.. 0\\i~r. \\lalk 11) ff'n· Bn . lr1: P1tti()."I, pool, S·lfr.i. Illl!i SM'v. '71 BROAOi\IOOR 12:\.1"'4. 2 din' ;. llui;' i:ttrr1gc.. ;: Cornf'r lot , spo1lc11~ ~ !'!01')', ,I Brt., 2 oo. $.12.i Month I rib r.40..-1090 "'9 ~ •-Mn -N-EWPO-R~T--BAY-111·. n 11·11!n11~. !lkl!s. l(lr1·h. '!l<h'~f~. H1', 2 r~.1. fnrn1al d1nlntt N•l. r t.ACE R.EALT\' n e · ' · n10. or.,., ,; ..... ,. •.r'' ,, OPEN SAT/SUN 1-S ~lallln', t•n11y ('Ul't' lrinrl"cap--4~1-971}1 49~97'29 l·T.V.l-I. &ill\C'M!CI !i Bt', :l nn. l!A\.FRONT • 1111),~ bt-;tch, Nf"W' 2 BR, I BA lil•in~ ITrl. ~~~1 13SG:i00. El T \l l'O . ·L In~. ~h111lcrl 11.11\0 ~ tnany L N ' I SR4,000 fee. Open Snl , & Sun. $.12,500. tense i;pace $206. Adult _pnrk 1v/pl"ivt1H' IH'l1!'h ~ 'c"=~~~~-~ 19772 Ana Maria n. ex:lra11. S:-1\,!XX'l. 49-1-8705. aguna tgue l!l:l.q Port Trlnl!)'. 6-ll-;,f)'.~ n10. 67S-T102. S16,;,QQ ti•ll.J-'.\672 $,A('l~JFJCF. 2 l?r F.x1>1u1do Laguna Niguel REAUTl"FUL oeean view lot REAUTIF'Uh 3 br 2 hn BIG Cnnyon. Super Vlf.'w. Duplcxt•11 near the OCtan 10XM CUSTO?o.l built. 17' Hv. Bay vlti\\', llt:'a1.·h. rnol. O('\V BON D REAL TY Only $13.~ hon)C, vle\v. S 3 7 . 5 O O. New 3 Bk + 2800'. $130,cm. Z..1tlcs Larson, Reel tor rm. e11rport. J 'ur111Rht'd . llhll.~. Only s4:(1(J. 67:''"'8220. <199-22311 , 831-2'll2 Oceflnvlcw f{~n.lly 673..rJOO 331--0873 er MZ-1218. Ptl11. Only. 6'1()..0009, *G73-8563it Adult park. $4.IJ50. 642-3M4. Nred 11 "P:td"' i')llt'(' ~n nd1 . ' Covington Built 4-PLEX Xlnt IOC'lltion. DeluxC" Ch\1l· i'.:r'~ Unit. Only 5 y rs oh.I. A.skini; $66.!XXI. I ' I Sparling Investment Corp. 833-3544 NEW 4-PLEX Br:inU 11c11" Spanl!i'.h n1otlf, J RR, 2 bn. dt·lu~r unit "'/frp!t"., & :\ 2-BR units rn. l\/(lullo or s11nd tck . Eaist51do Cosla ?.IesR nr. Ne'>l'JXll'l I Its. l~uyer ~els 1st user true dtprcciatlon. A.tj(. Ing $110,000 CALL G> 646·1414 Iii~.~ Near ~ewport Po1t Ortlc:e \\IANTt:O! INVES'l'OR 1\ll() 11•ill let Jl!'C"scnt tenants stay \\'here lhry have liwd 01 c1· 2 yrs ,i;, SHY rht•y \\•!sh In ("ointi11uc ren1i1u;: at thr pr··~t·111 ti111P. l.O(·a1ion 163 E. :!2nd SL, ('11~\a JVI".'i a. \\"i'ilt• 011·nl'1', l'.0. Box ~1. ():ik (;l'O\'C, La. 7126,1 01' t•al] •:!1::1 428~i'ii'i. fhrn('t'S. Lie Bkrs. $'.l:i,l)O!l. 0\\•11t•1·s n1av 1·r1rl'y 2nd 11llJ: fl)t' \O'fi. fOJt' ·:~ yrs, a! lQ',. int. Pnyv.blc l'1f ["lf'r 111<l. 10 UNITS $130,000 NI CE COSTA MESA AR EA lnco1nc 516,056. Bkr. 675-5800 or eves 64&---2554 * 8 2··R HOUSES * On J(f) x 300' l\·l· l Lot . R<'ar 90' vacant Ye1u·ly int'Orne $14,1J6 1\skin.it: $110.000 RIVIERA REAL TY l--19 B1'1lad"'llY. C.M. 64 2-7007 645-5609 Eves. ---· ----*TR IPLE X * Custnn1 prid~f--01.1·n+'rship, t-tl l 11P1v e111·pcts. drnpes and painl. LarJ.:l' o"·ncr unit CICKilrl(ly furnished, builliH kit i.:hens, e!osl'd g:arag:es. ('ALL 642-43!"1'1 for df'l;iils . BARRETT REAL TY * 38 UNITS* $395,000 \\\·II located in Costa t\'Iesa 6~ X Cross LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido, N"P1· Beach * 673-7300 * lndu1fr ial Property 168 TRANSFERRJ>l) ~ NE:\\' YORK • MARKE."flNC E.XECUTTVl:'. urgendy n~la: 3-5 l>f'drm, /nm 1in wl pot1!. Costa M~a.. I {unUngton Beach ltl'l!a. 'fo 560.000. Agent >1'16·6107. 1--'lllV1\TE par!~ ln!C'reste(I In purchasing 2"tir 3 units ln Nt•\\'fXJ1'! Ek·:u·h nrea. Call G1.>-so1:; n.rtt•r 1::m. llt-3:ith Sr .. NC'11'por1 Bcaclc1·~--c-c 1 \\',\~Tt-~r>-Resirl;itial Lo! .·~IOO 111 !iOOO ~<1 fr. llR. a.rf'a, \\'Ill ptt,\' l'll~h. f'<.111 aft 6 Pi\! ~~Ill . F"1Mancial I~ Businetl o e portunity 200 • g,feeping Servi('(! $2K n10 • Spnrting Goods $!OK mo e Beauty ~p . 8 S!Rtioni; • Decorative llard11'fU"C 4001< yr, Holla rd Bus. Sale5 G·l;).-4170 or ~0608 MACHINE SHOP Saini' 1·ustocners. 17 years. 1-luns itst1lf, goorl help. l\lnney rnaker. TC'rn1s to ~\Iii . Tired {)\\'II('\' 11·ill Ii- !l{lll('C. J::D !!!DOLE ltEAL'fY l).1(i.,')::11 l \\'ANT to sell good Plutnbing Jtcpair Business in NC\\'porl Beach a rea. Take over hun- dl'eds o!. regular customers. 643-312fl. Money to l oin 240 1st TD Loans UP TO 90% 2nd TD Loans •· Lowest rates Ora n9e Co. Sattler Mtg. Co. 642-2171 545-0611 &r\.ing Harbor area 21 yrs. 0-0N'T BORROW- 'Tl L YOU CALL US! Borro1v on you1· hople equity fot• an~' good purpose. Sen.'- ing Los Angelt•s County for 01·1'r 20 years and NO\V in Orange County! SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. 17141 551i+Ol()) 4500 Campus Drive, N.B. 2ND Trust Deeds PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL. Any Amount * Coll 675-4494 BKR. , ., "f' ... 1 .. ---------.. 1 LEASE OR SALE Ready August 30th. 10.600 et). rt. ~·1-1 huildin~ in~ cool \\"i'!Jtsld" C,'f_ Bi:; yt\td•4 Er~cR'i1010~·~i <~,~~·L Tv 646.8811 ~1-1 lot Costa i\lesa. Chrn~r. Ready to build. Phi I Sullivan. Renhor, 548·6761. Lots for Sale 170 . ... ..,... ...... . AMERICAN ·-. .HOME : •, l'f A, I "I .' .......... OCEAN VIEW LOT B('autiful North end Laguna Beach. t>llms avail 5-i-4. 750. 494-1001 * 494-7513 SQ N. Cst H1vy., Laguna Bch VIE\V LOT Spectarula.r panornma day or i1ite. NB. $43,j()(). 97S-J1!M. 68....:UO LOT. 160i' Cornv.•all, Newpol't Beach Nr. shop- ping. O\vr:er. 673-fl293 NE\VPORT l-I EIGHT S: r.:;'x150' R-1. 011 Irvine Bl\·(]. $15,000. Pl·!: 962-7i11 Mountain, Desert Resort 174 -------BIG lrces SUl"l'OUnd this l Bl', home on spaciou~ lo! ill Fern Valley, ldyh\'ild. 7 yrs old, "'ell built ho n1 e v.•/sundecks on 2 sides. Cedar paneling t h r u o u t . Shower staU, tub, 1tu w/\v crpts, drps. Big slore rrn "'!pantry, 1 a u n dry & 1vorkshop. AU year road. $29,500 Te1111s. Fi eh c r a Realty, ldyl\\·ild. 2.7'9 AC, lllcd, .c1n1. barn -~ corral, 1\'aler & l'l('c. J\lany oaks. $19,700. Ag!. 54;i-3766 _A~~Pl'lneipnl~n~v._ G.117 AC1.C"eh1dL'<I pvt. \\'illt'r & l'h•t'-All :111!1111ol~ l)I\. Askinc SJ2.:1{1(1. Ar:r. :1,15-:~1!\6 uft. i run. Prlncipul" n11ly. . ~---~---.. !)ut of St•t• Pr~e· 1 7~ ARIZONA l.J\RGE LEVEL LOTS \\later. po\ver, ~ ro1ult;. S!l95 full pril'r. t·:fl.~Y 11't'fl1s . Free plcfufil~aps. \\'rile Elmer Bu!l1'r, Bn:< 41\6, Kingn1an, Ariz. 8H40l. Ranches. IS•rm1. Groves 110 ~ITN RRnrh. 3:"1 nt\ secluded In C1CYt'l:lnd Na!'I ~·Orl·~r. 2 lrflllcr111. lotq of Oak lrt'f'", ht·nut eanyon, O\\'n1· 11·\l\ help Onan~ u~ ~,, 1111 . Surtly a rut"t' find . lA'"" Utan 12.000. ill'!' 111·. Du~.~ Jon~11 Rl'alt,,\/, l\J2-IH 2. LOQKINO J.'(Jlt fl lP1'11L 1 :icoohJrlet.1 21 ~ 111·n• p11rcP l I 11·\th "'ater, eh"'· hoi·~,·~ ,\ 1111in1ola O.K . .' If ·11 ~ tHi. • ,f l!ll!lfll'~I t'Ollf\ tl<it'•;11 'f bother yt11r. cnll 3.'\l-3ZLl. $8,gs(I And up, fut1 prit-e. l2 -ACft1.;fiUvfTOfan~ ~~ R.iversirle e.1-ca. Gru~ $?il\1. 197'2. Sell or lrarlt' 6-~l-1J7:1. ''Malet> ltoonl f'M' 011.1.ldy'' Cl4ui11\Ued AW ••• , • ;&llo-51iT&. CLASSIFIEO HOURS A"d\'Vlisers ma.y place t)I.!!; ads by t elephone 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Miioday thru Friday 'l;l';\o noon Saturday COSTA ~TESA -OFFICE 330 \V. Bay 642-5678 NE\VPO'RT BEACH 3333 . .Ne,vport Blvd . • •642·5678 HUN'r!NCTON B~<;H • , 17875 Beach Blvd. 540-1220 LAGUNA BEACH 222 Forest Ave. 494-9466 SAN CLEi\tENTE 305 N, El C&mino Real 492-4420 NORnt COUNTY dial free 540-1220 CLASSIFIED DEADL INES Dt'adlinC! for copy & ki!ls is 5:30 p.m. the day be· foi-e publication, except for Sunday & 11onday Editions 'vhen deadline is Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATllJNS ERRORS: Advertisen should check their adt d.ttlly & 1·cport errors irnml.'diately. T ff E DAILY PILOT asaume.s liability for the first in- correet insertion onl;y. CANCElLATIONS: When killing an. ad be sul'e to make a record of the KILL NUMBER ~iv('n you by your ad taker as receipt of your cuncellation. This kill nun1bcr n1ust be pre- !<r•nlf'd by tht> advertiser in {'ase of a dispute. C;\NCELLATION 0 R Cl)J~RECTION OF NE\V 1\D BEFORE RUNNING: r;,·er.v effort is made to !:Ill or correct a new ad that has be<'n ordered,, l\ul \\'l' cannot guaran- h'l' to do liO until the ad has appeared in t he 11:.ip<'r, Qii\tE·t\·LlNE ADS:. "fhcse ads are strictly ~a..qh Jn advanoo by mall or 11t any one of our of- fi ces. r\O phone ordtn. [)(•nqHn~: 3 f'l.m. Friday, Costa ~ll'.~11. office 12 •10<Jn -ftll bNlnch of· rit···s. TllE DAILY PILOT 1't'· ~"f \('~ th(' rlt!ht to f'IR•· .;if~. ~'<lit , re11s~1r or""° fu.;C' nn~ nd\'<'rli~ement. ;111tt 11. 1·hr111i,:1' Ilic rnlt·~ .t.: l'<'l'11 h11inn~ V.'ith()ut :·wi111· no liCt.'. CLASSIFIED MAILING ADDRESS P. 0. Bo...: 1.$0, Cost.s 1'.lc-sl\ 9262!i I .. ····t ... -..,' ... -;, ... ' . , -. ~ . . .. ' . ' • -4~~'-· --0--~.:...._ __________ .~·--------------__.;;~~,-------------------------. ' - I ' ' ' ' • '·f . • l'' • · . . SO YOUR LITTLE RED .WAGON IS REALLY DRAGGIN' . . . . . . . ' • I [ '! l . I • . -. • , • ' • • • • • . . I r· • • . • . . • • • • • • i~ ' • • • ' ' • . • • .. • • ' • • . • • • • ' . • " ! A·DD HOR·SEPOWER TO TH·E FAMILY BUDGET . " l .. :. • I • ... • I j~ f .. j • ~ I' • • • I • You can handle those bills. All you need are the dol· lars you'll get for all the still-good, but· nobody· uses. them items you'll find all over the house. Make a list of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar· ,\ ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you .• • ~ it'll p.9 · : you. And you'll be surprised at .how fast you can sell · : , iust about anything with a DAILY PILOT classified ad. ' Try it today. Every day is a good day to use ; .. . DAILY PILOT WA.Nl . 'ADS-. • • ;' .: ' ·: ' ' ' ' ' . I I ' I • • ~I l (And You Can Charge Them) ' I -~ i ~ . . . • I • '' ,, •' , I ' " •" ' ' ' / . 'I ..: • .I • • • • ' ~ ' I 1' I " ' I l I , ' • I j • . > ' ' \ ' ' • • ! I . • ' . 1: I, " ' I t I 'l ; I' ' 1 • ' ', .. 4 , • ' ..... Ar·e You Letting Cash Slip Through .Your Hands See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Will Sell Fast! 1. Stove 2. Guitar 3, Biby Crib 4. Electric Saw 5. C1mera 6. Wa1her 7. Outbo1rd Motor I . Stereo Set 9. Couch 10. ·~lar1'4t ~ 11. R.frigoror.r ' • • 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Mlchlno 14. Surfbolrd u~ M"=hlno Tool• 16. Dl1hw11hor r, " .. 11. Puppy · 18. Cabin Cru\Hr . ' .)9. Goll cort 20. Blrom1t1r . ' ' . ' 29, Bocydo .. • 30 . .'typowrltor" ' 31. a .. 11oo11 -~ 32. lncydope\111 < 33. Vacuum Cleaner 34. Troplcol Fish 35. Hot Rod lqulpm't 36. Fiio Coblnot 37. Golf Clubs •" ~· Storh,· Sll•or ~. Vlctorlon Mirror 40. Boclroom Sot 41. Slldo Projoctor 42. Lown Mower · Q, Pool T1b1- .44. TlrH ' 45. Pl1no 46. Fur Coot 47. ·Dropoi 57. lloctrlc Troln 58. Kiiton 59. Cloulc Auto 60. CoflH T1blo 6 I. Motorcyclo 62. AccordlOft 63. Skit 64. TV let 65. Work Bonch 66. Dllmond Wotch 67. Go-Kort 61. lronor 69. C1mplnf Tnllor 7o. Antlquo l'urnlluro 71. Topo R_,,.or 72. Sollbolt 73. Sportt Ctr 74, MltlrtH Box 51'9t 75. lnboord SpHdbolt 76. Shotfun 21 . 511;,,,.1 c!'olloctlon ~·· L~tnt 49. Hom • n. S1ddlo 22. Plnotto Sot 23. P11y ..... 24. _a-ling Boll !ts. W1tor Skl1 ~6. FrMUr • ~7. Sull<1M 28. Clock SO, Alrplono ... . . . SI .Or ... 51. !xormlo 53. R1ro Books 54-. Ski IOott 55. High Choir 56. Coln• 71. Dort Gomo 79. Punchlnt Boe IO. lllty Corri°" II. Druma · 12. Rlflo 13. Doak 14. SCU"A 0..r These or any other extra rhln91 around the house can be tlll'n•d Into cash wlrh a DAIL·Y PILOT WANT-AD So • • • . \ Don't Just -Sit Tl1erel DIA~ \DIRICT . • 642·5·678 ·~ ' . ' ' w ANT $80,_l.QJ loan. MCUred by lit truS\ 'del'd on :<lnl In· du~lthd property. Call Brn<.'O John110n, Broker 56.7-1900 or 832--9277 Gentral YH L\'. 1..0\VER DUPLLX, 2 bd. 2 ha .. $350. 320 Al varado Plac1•, N1vpt Bch Balboa 111.nd TIME FOR QUICK CASH TllROUGlt A WANT-AD 642-5678 TIME FOR QUICK CASH ' .. THROUGH A ', 1· I '~ DAILY PILOT WANT AD WE HONOR " t Master C~·ge. and • " THE DIRECT' LINE 642-5678 LAGt;NA BEACH OFFICE $115-Fum. Bachelors. All util pd. Avail no1v! $165-Studio. All util pd. Stove & refrig. No. end. $260-Ciarmlng 2 BR Hse. Bltins. Cpts/drps. Child & , pet ok. $350-N!ce 3 BR Hae. All utll pd. Frplc. Nr Beach! CAU. 494-9491 * LANDLORDS * FREE RENTAL SERVICE LANDLORDS! I • .....:.o:io •• ·~ • . "' .... ' Saturday, A1.1tt.11t. 11, }q73 DAILY PILOT J7 Vision- . ·-· ..... , . -. I . . . ~ ••• . ' ' ........ ' " .... . . ... 'OAll Y PILOT Salutda,, A~t 11, 19.,J ~~~1 ~~~~r~~~~,~~~l~~~1~~~~1~--~~1 • Buy a Border· to Border Bargain Ev.,.y classified want ad in the DAILY PILOT appears in eve~y edition every day. That means your ad will be seen in paper. delivered to homes and •old from newsracks. from border to border all along the Orange Coast ..• all the way from Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get It All Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Irvine Saddlehack San Clemente Capistrano (Plus the daily newsrack edition) For One Price With A Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO • • • ' ~--,·--!::;~~![ i.···---l[t ~[ --1,_,_,.. ___ ]~~~I ~[ _.-.._ .. _ ... _·--:;;_;;l[t]~l ;[~· .... iii!i"'~· .. iiiii.:.;;""';;ll!J~• r;-... ~.t~""'iii-~~~~I ---~l~~ii-1 c:...clomlnlum• . Aph. E-. UO Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. Unlurn. 165 A,t. Unlum. "5........ · Rentah to Shara 4M U~lum. 310 • -FUrll. ., Unfvm. 370 -...::.:.t::::.:::.... __ ....;::: ·(Nt•~'Mlla Coron• del Mer Coste Mn.I , L .. una; ~1 1 3-NEED 2 &!ti• to lhr 3 Bt, Mlsaion v •·10 t ' ~-ta -.... Balboa !Oland. °'"' rm ~ LCfoV WSllC.L y RATES * t * t.IGUNA <ll&te Uvtna oo ...-190 t · u\11. l>ret. .,.. AUSO VIiia plan A • .l llt. J ,Ex~fv. Suites . p acrn of tba t n lain e d '* CASA :vtCI'OR.IA '* amoker, no pell. Ph: K. BA. cptd. drpo, blllfl, ""' 20to Nowport Blvd. ~~ ~ Anotftar R "II llrolhtra prdent. 1'>;11 ..... Oooan I • l· BR.• Tum • Unfum. 6'15-3850. PAlio. l car rar .. UR of pool f1: ••• ' .. vieYt'I. Ooeilt ti> belch Ii c.rpeta. thw.pe1 01" •TV CHRISTIAN Woman over 35. $215 w/lease, 830-5lat.. Co.J!!~_.,Me611w O.veloptrient •bol>Pln&· J..ee. 2 BR.. 2 ,ba. •nt. ~. e)f. 525 Victoria mn drln~r--amoker, to IN' TownhouH Unfurn. m -·. MEDITERRANEAN •PL wlt.menlljeL Alao. Si. •• -· CM.-· 2BR apt .......... Good • s~~·~ .. ! 1 BR'S TOWNH OQSl! . • VILLAGE =u:pt.ti.m~ ~: EX'iilX 1;:{ .. d ••r. 2 er .... !ah-· ~ Rola. Bf?tfAC. 3 be\. 2 ha. parto, sh&&, blt·ln11 quiet adults baby OK, $260 pfuo mo. Ph. "2-1276 NB Huntington Harbour ON the '>'·ater, 3 BR Townhouiie, w/'!IJ' boat slip. '1'14: 5.1&-4950 OCEAN Vv.•. 3 Br, 2 ba. clos- ed gar. Nice yard. Pvt bch. SU-2259 or 493--067'9 Duplexe1 Furn. 345 Balboa Peninsula YEARLY lo'>'·er 2 Bd. 2 Ba., $250. 320 Alvarado Pl, Nwpt. Bch Newport Beach ocEANJ.~RONT. \\1lnter ren· tal. LmvC!r 2 Br'.· Nleily IUl'JI. A vall Sep{. l 5 . r646-2830. OCEANFRONT, \\'inter ren. tal, 1011·er 3 BR, $325. Upper 2 BR, $250. Avail 9-15. 67S-531i6 \\11NTE'R rental, nicely furn 3 & 4 br, 2 bn, steps to bCh. Lo"·er $300. upper $350. Avail Sept 81h. 548-6918 Duplex•• Unfurn. 350 Balbo. l1l1nd OCEAN Front Up!Jer, 3 Br. 3 Ba. + Den & dishwasher. $550 mo. yearly. 613-5729 Coron• dtl Mar 2 BR, 2 ba, frplc, 1600 sq. ft. Vu of 00.y, Walk to heh. $350/mo. Avail 9115. Gar· age. Adults. No pets 673-600-1 OCEAN View lrg. 2 BR, refrig, :i:;1ove, p..'ltio. Priv. beach. L..e. $270. 675-6145. Dane Point PANORAJ\1IC OCEAN VIE\V Xtra lrg 3 Br. les11 ttuttl 1 yr old, 27' living rm, bltn kitchen. Spectacular view of lights at. night · i:rx>. mo. 49'3-2895 Ne.wport Beach e ~ Vtifti 2 Br, tlreJ1lace, pool, private ~lature adul\4. 494-(g5,1 Or Heattd JIOO • from $l4!.1,:,6'>0681~:::::,·:,-~~--,..,-I • Ji\11! ~1~,e'n et1 pa.tiO!f, (."'Ontlnenta.J break· An address; or id.istino-)'Olll' broker. Mature adulta. Wanl,ok. No LOOKING for 2 penonable, ~" fa . · peu.· 118'1 N'O.Jt:.l'O v 1 a· friendly & outgoing fmla to e Heated &lot it. Spactou. groond1, nieor lion in Costa M e s a J BR Apt, J Btk to· Oak St. 641)..2174. shr beaut. 3 br ba)t-troqt : ~~~:!,csavail. ~~~'!r ~l00rn'i:,a:,· ~ adjacent lo Newport beach, 175~W Huntlngtoft a.th home on Bal. la. $125 ea. • Pl .. A.....: $240. (l)mna. del ~lar, Beach, Bal~ ~ the 544-2762. Arline. Klil(-.,...v•f!:e 6«-26ll. ' -• Southland's fiD:~,-com-Lagun. Nf!uel A Few LuxurJou1 P.fALE -35, "'111 1hatt tum. $30 WEEK " UP munitles. 2BR """" In CdM 1.150 e Studio It. l BR Apts. Condo-New S Br, 2 Ba, 2 Br. ;f.. Dtn Apt&,. with nULture mah1 or • 1'V • 'I : .. C!.. 2 BR TownhoWIC, l 1' ba 00 aolf crwe. $350mo. 00 I l .,. "a .... -~ AvaU. b'pl(', nr bcli, pool, ~ UNFUR.NISH~D Call &«-"* female. m-74 at • Ph>ne Service -Htcl. Pool are 9'0W avi1'41W. •t FE?.tL room.mate wan.led to • ChUd.ren .t: Pet Seciion children, pets, Yr lease 1 Bedroom. Fr. . $150 iAMa Venl9 2316 Ne'o'.']>Ort Blvd., C!\t $%35. MJ...3l.U, 551=8717 1 BR & Den.' Fr i $190 ~ • HARIQUR shr w/aame, 22--2:5, 2.Ba, ~,;or &4>-3967 * CDN'l'EMP 2BR. IBA. pool 2 Bedioom. FR.; '$210 00(·2 • S 11<,.2.,Ba. Encl • '. CD~i5-62Jo ~ 644-9868 <Ad rood for $5 on rentl bltlru:, crpts, drps, S225. 2 BR TwnhousesFr'S2SO pr. f\65 ':lit· lteDtal Ofc •• · UGHTS 1 BR, tum. heated pool, Util Ad.Us, no pell. GiS-7216 -··--Mace Ave. ~1034. STRAIGJIT It aquare male, ~ -• 43, has nice 2 BR house on pd except lij:ttts. SJ.55. + $50 Cotte Mesa Please ca Foi' .,_ E. 19th to lhue. Lady OK. Sec. Dep. 54S-9M3. Av8ilab!li ies • ft~ -h · In b..utlful 66-1457. Huntington Baich The charm of .Old PARK .,....,POlT , HunHntton Harbour 'o"'tv0~RCEO=--n-\a-n-wa_n_t_•' World Spain awaits you ~ , naw From $310.$345 roommate. to ahare ~" Con· BACH~~,; r~ •.. pah"'. In C(>sta Mesa at Rlilg AP!<RTM~!'tTS do In .M. SA>,<l)<S or ftplc'a priv. garage11 -Brothers• Af e. d l t er .: Oft ~ l IMly e Flrl:place e wet bar • air·1,;c54"t;.-'2tl>=I:... ~~-~~~1 Divided bo.lb & •lots ot r a n e a n Village Tbe . . . , coMltiohing e caittets e ~reges for Rent 435 closets. Rec . hall, pool & country is .t.he s!.tting l~e·r' •~, .. ~enw'aterllvl. ~ drapn • bqlllins • huge 20 pool tables, s&una baths. .,.. ........ •..• u11; Lollr balcony e pool ·• gym e Garage for rent. S n10. ~, for yaur,elf. l730I PINECREEK \Vhere quaint cobble-joy $750,000 _health spa,. 1 .auna • mainJrt.cent rec-• Huntington Beach area. ·l\:eelson Ln. t1 blk ,V. o! LIVES UP ~ stone courtyards and a11 .. immln& pock, 'I' lighted restioD cl\J.b 557-983.1or'646-2687 .B~cb, 1 blk N. of Slaterl.;, TO ITS NAME .-pathways , wind over tennis court9, plus miles of STORAGE Garage.~ for Rent. • &U-7848 •• , streams and ponds to bicycle tr•tls,-puttlni, abut· 16700 eoa .. brook "-e 1009 1'-1aple Ave. No. 5. $ 0 Over 500 tall trees . Deboard. croquet. Junior l's "°" i..oui c t 'I 14 -ULTRA NICE Apt. 6 . the door of your villa from Sl94.50 monthly; alao 1 lluntington Harbor os a 1" esa._=---1 Pools. 4 Gardens. Sauna. and 10 streams Wllh t t n4 M&-3341 Ger•"'• for Stor•"• Tennis. Private Pa 1 i 0 , "'atc-i:fall1 cr~atc a apar men · and 2·bedroont plans and ~--'-'-"'~· ::::;"'----1 • • Adulls. Ph. 8'"' """' rela'Cmg setting for 2-story t°'"-n houset. Ell"C-l;N;a;w;;por;;;;;';;Baach;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;.J "1anted 61'.r?009 ~~ -Fireplaces, \vet -bars, '""ft kftch·-pn· •· _.., SMAJ.L furn. apt for 1 or 2 your spacious ne\V l-or • ........ ...-, va..,. _ elderly ""'''"'' ST.i & 2-bedroom apartment. Small beam~d ceilmgs, \Vood or '?al.conies. ctlrpctlna:, ~-2 BR. APT. ·Ocean View. Office Rent•I 440 S83tmo. C.all ~1n7 ;, pe~ ok. From $170. Furniture panelmg. fu;~·th ~~~aOPC s 2 35/Unfurn. $2!l3/Furn. OFFI. CES L Be ch · avallable. !\1ode_ls _open 9:00 -Fashi9oecl designed maid service. Just :uth ol Ye~1y Lease. Heated Pool. aguna a to 6,oo. 2300 F....,ew !'<1.. colot-coonllnated in-~Ion hlmld'at JambQree ALdUIASta Bon!yRl.SAS APTS $250 P/MO. SID.fMER SUBLET; Beaut. Cbsta Mesa. Phone: 56-2.100. terlors, with Carpets Pd San Joaqilln HW. Road. . • 4 Sulte1, 860 .,. ft. each, in· l BR apt, beam ceil. Across, ~ . and drapes. ' -Telephone (714) &K-1900 5515 Rt~r A~. NB clude11 2 Privat~ ottlcn. trom beat• .• ""'" 10 "°"'"· l'fARIOR GREENS -Private patios and t0< "'"1a1 1n1onnat1on Call _642-~ Lari:• ""-P1""' ...... an<1 ~"": 4~'\12~ to Sept. 25th,,. F.rom ·$130 to $215 Mo. balconies'. . THE NEW * 2, 3. 4 BR apts • Restroom. Ideal to"r many . Bachelor. .. , 1. 2 ·Or 3 Br. -Community -Center BAYWOOD AfARTMENTS % btk to beacl1, yearly UAes. Excellent acoeu., Jusl SO. Laguna, tum Bach apt. Beam ceilings Ftrpl En L . ln Newport Beach are $73--6600 613--63 off Newport 81\.'tl. Owner ocean view, nr beach. No · c. c withspacious loung~, rttd.Y. nle·sales ottlce it or . 10 may sell or exchange. Will pets. 1st & ~mo. Sat., & patio. Sep. lndry area. 2 billiard and ping pong open dally from 10 AM to 1700 WESTCLIFF DR. entertain all orfen. Call S 499-t"= Pools. Sauna. Rec. facil. . 2 BR 1 • • BA Bl 646-ffi.55. un. U.IQ Sci:urity Guard. No pets. rooms. 6:30 Pl\t l\facArthur Blvd. ·• • • . ln. ap- Lido l•I• Modol1 Opon -3 swimming po o I S & San Joequln llills '1oed. plta...s. "'°' 642-6%74. NllUIPORT I 7 td 4 &K-S5M 2 & '3 BR apts. 9 month ren-~" TERRI.to·rc Bay Vu-2 Br, J lO 'ti pm ou oor whirlpool, NEW 2 BR cando, walk to tal 000\11 & ba'y vitw. Call BEACH OFFICES be. furn apt. Lido Island 2700 Ptterson Way, CM night lighted tennis Hunt! ton Center 1 673-4913 or 646-4101. . Slimmer rentaJ or .lease. (nr Harbor & Adams) courts. Otw ""1 'I ·Ia' .. ~, Av a I I ab I e 11n1ncdlattly. Phone 61,>4646 • • P 8 .area.. ~.r· YEARLY. 1 To 4 BR. Ocean. Ground le\'el acceu anlple '!;;;p;;;~;;,;;;----1 ,,.,.,._.;S;4;6;-0;3~7;0 __ ,. ,-He~IU1 spa w1th ~ $225 fno. 98l"m5. .. .; "1 :i front and others. Call: parking, Air CorKlitionina:. Newport Buch nastum and separate TOP or Towers orf bayfront Property· House 6'12-3850 . Carpets and d r a p e Ii • El 'Puerto Mesa men's and women's ,J;>eliP:e 2 Br, 2 Ba. Vfew of "UtlLIUes/Janhor pd. 800 to N~PORT Beach Trailer, ~ facilities, 1· 0 c I u d.. OCean, ·newly redec. $600. San Clemente 1800 11q. 11 .• 42c n. 11q. ft. Call wmter rental, (lo.resp. par-I & 2 BR Apts.;Unfurn. . bath !Pio 645-0934. . anytin1e 646-ffi55. ty) $85 per mo. Ulil pd. Pri $130. & Up. mg sauna S. ·StiCIJFF ~ Apt;_ 2 1) ·EXCITING NE\V APTS lrach, Baysbore Park, 112 All Utilltles Paid -~ security sys_tem to W\t1,lrn $16S. • 1~~ ba, pool~ . Ready by Schooltime \Vest O>as1. Hwy, oo. G.4. Pool & ~adon msure your privacy. A* about our~dlscOunt plan. l, 2'3 BR _Apts. see at or 213-963-462> I 2ll-9634544. Garage for rent -A speci~ section for . 1525 Plact:ntlK Aw, 548-82 ~~ ~ ~ares! $35 & Up. 1 BR., 2 BR & 1959 Maple Ave, C.M. those \V_lth small pets. EASTBLUFF .Condo._ 3 B(, .Omiente Gen'I H-MtaJ). LARGE 2 Br. 2 Ba. Upper Bachelors. Color TV, nulid ALL ELECTRIC -Converuently locat· 11:9 Ba. New crpts, dJ'1)i. «!n-lml .;.. "'ii.8?00 duplex. W/\V crpts, drps, serv, pool. The Mesa, 415 N. GOL ed to all of Southern Pool.. $375. ~2188. No blt·tns. 2 biles to orea.n. Npt Ne\1--port Bl., N.B. 616-9681. D MEDALLION Sbore11 $775 mo. Yrl.Y. 231 1~ BLK !mil bch 3 B 2 Ba 2 BR Apt \v/patio, encl gar, California, just lJtln. pels. · ., '~I .. ~;;;;~~;;~~I ~t NB. 548-8912. · 'sundeek, gar. '\Vin~~r 0; '>'·/storage & Jaund. racil. utes from the Pacific WATERFRON'J'. Apt ·-2 br, ltentall ,a Ii YEARLY, SeashOre by 5lat, Swnmer. ~ Avl Sept 8 Adlts only, •00 pets. Ocean and Ne:;ri;rt ~~~Y pdred. ~""°'511 atedA.vaS21731~.~.'9iiiiiiiiiiiii· iiilil PRESTIGE 1..rg 2BR. •""" 8110. $300. 127 44th st.~ . . Sl6S/mo. A!elody . Ln. In B b ' I~ OFl'ICES S.S-l607 or 713-m-0!52. BALBO c.~t. 646-0971 or 64&1809. eac , Qver100 fng I ~ or. : : R 400 jjiii 12 BR, ~P~~ i~~-TIRED ,0~ NOISE~ the Costa Mesa Coun-BAYFRONT wl priv beach a, . 00 "" ~OWli:e~n ~~~. = I ll•l 67'>--00:>2 'otH213l 6!&-3021 . WU"'" Gatden Apt•. 2 Bt. try Club. • ~~~~A.~/. ROOMS 'l20 wk up wtkl! $30 Door JOOO I 1 Apartmentsfarftant 1 BR Dupl sl" 4 l 'bl ·.,ltii Ba ... cfP.Ui, drps. ~I. OPEN EVERY DAY · . y. , . ~Sto. wk up.apt&. Cbildm & pet ,,1u .dl~ldo ~am.:.: t'-iiiiiiiiiiiiii.lii;i I oc-ean. $100 pe? "week · 1\'(ature adUJfs, no pet11. . . l\lAGllW"'l£E!F._,,~ ~ !¥.M stction. 2376 Newport BJvd., off.ices. 50c per square 1 • August $1§t·>!10t ·GU-.Uf2 ( . ~ONLY $161..SOt MO., Hours'! Frr --~~~ •]().;& '. ~-·2 trptc!l, ~-~Oij, ~~, 548-91'531 ~-·· ., loot, lnC'ludes Carpttt. Apt F 360 . -"-. , . · Fountaln Way EMI Wed.~ Thurs. 10.7 '. · . ...-.aea. $450. N<ll;': s~Q, 11\GUNA N;guel; i«e room drapes, all uUIU le1, Jf.nl· +;;;•;..• .;...:•.:crn:;;·;._ __ _;:;:;.: 1 BR. den!> :i .Jla. ~-pac~~ •. \V. ot Harbor on 'VUson) . . : . : JJChool!I. 642-68119. . ln priv residence. Priv entr. tor service. Call Martl¥n Bllboe Island' ~upl.e~~~ch. Adults. 2 BR; i BA tingle story DirecUo~. to Mediter;-anean 2 iBR. 1 ba.,Frpk. l·Blk. to bllh, queen a . bed, linen. Stovall {714l 832-5440. 2 BR, very attrac. Bayview yearly $275, incl. uUI . J\Iature sgl woman or mar· ried couple, 61.:i-3370. NEW 2 Br. decorator ~1m. apt, yearly $325. Winter $250. Avail Sept. 10, 673-3703 or 673--0110. $35 WEEK & UP • Sleeplfl& Rooms • Housekeeping Roomt • O«an Vie1v Apts BALBOA INN · 105 ~la.in Street °675-8'1'40 Sharp-Redecorated 3 BR. 2 BA, conv. den, frplc, front pon::h Jc lrg rear ler- raCf'. Nt· ocean &. bay, beaches. Adults only $325, annual S375. 646-8211. 25ct gkrdton lp.llt. shna:· "ctpts, Vlllage: Fronltl\e San Diego ocean. Yrly. $325. I ~11~00~.-!mo~.,_!4:095-4129~~· --=-=°"l~~~~!"~~~~I 2 BR, 2 BA furn apt. No drps d~liwshr !ri@ ,....piltto Fre~'~:. ·."H~r ·Blvd.,. Ask for Mlke . . 1i.ux. Prtv. entr. Ba. & Maid BAYFRONT OFFICES children .or pets .. 820 Center bea~ cell. trpi', pr: AduU.!: South 2mire~Qr1rom Ne\\'· JONES REALTY 673-6210 sc;rv. Non . smokers. ' 0.J, Prestige offices overlooking SI. e 642-58:48. $185. 2650 Elden 537-3125"afl port Blvd., turn North on 2 BR. Balbba.. lJay Club 548-7197 Balboa Bay In Ne1.1o'JIOrt S Cl 7PM. 1 •· • • Harbor Blvd • .: . .' Ocean View'Apt Avail,now., ROOM 'OP Balboa Island, Jrg Beac-h. Varlou!I size sultrs an -~m~nt,. NE\V . Large 1 BR: Frple, MEDITERRANEAN Call ~ tot' appt. w'/batb, titllities _paid. Call aa low as $1.20 ~r mo. In· C>CEANFRONT bachelor 1.2 walk in closets,.!Tpl.c. blµls, VILLAG.E 548-9811. , * 673-6132 * eludes drps, crpt, utilities, br apts. pool, view. Comp! lrg patio, end gar~, & , . . * OCEANFRONT 2 Br 2 R.C>CTh1S $25 &. up O\'t"t1ook· janitorial. servicei!I. r..lonthty redecorated, util pd, $13> ~. $160/mo. No . 393 24tO H•rbor Blvd1,j · be.. Yearly.~ 1'fontb ' , ~ harbor A: oeeM. 1J2 bl.k or leue.. 3700 Newpott Bl\'d., $195. No 'childreo. or pets. Hamilton St., _CM. • Cost• .M.esa,.C.•lif. '2626 . ,Ask !<If Mike ocean. ~ se&view, C&tt. _NB_,.,_615-:,1220~~· ===-·I 492-3615. 0 ' .....,20· (i!4) 557-l020 JONES a&!LTY " 613-6210 G~ot HOmo 415 NEW. Ol'FICES Apt U fu l6S NE\.VLY DECORATED We believe In F.qual ?ofE\Y 3 ,Bfl, 2 i., yr AIRPORT • n rn. 2 Br_ w/gar, wtr. pd. HOO.sing Qpportw\ltles crpt/drps, ~ from oce~ PRIVATE· ROOM No" leaae rt(i'd full service ALL NEW Call bl~n 1 & 5, ·~m · • $-i2S mo 541-2819 ......... ..-. mu&i air __. • 2176 "E" Placentia Sl45. * ', '*· .. * · · . ~~ 8}m bulato ry i}~ ... ....,~ c •. 1,.vnu., Crpt11. drapes & paint, lovely 2192 "A" Placentia Sl4S 2 BR, frplc. stove &.refrla:. person. Na, qtilet IUJ'· ~!x tll. Single oUicea from lge 2 BR, 2 BA bltn kitch 2 · Wlnter1or :ytarly n.tea. Avl roundltl&I. Good, nutritious .,~ D'IO, ' • ca r closed gar. Adults 'BACHELOR Apt. $140. Pool • TROPICAL PCXlL • 9/l. 1 bllr: ocean. MS-5082. meals. PAUSADES CENTER plcll!IC. $250 mo. R 1 tr &: _Spa, w/w crpts, frplc, 2 Br SfuaiO; 1~~· Ba .. Frpl, SA-tALl.' BaCbelOT tutlt. 1 blk Call ~?53 2072 S. E .. BrUto1 642-43a.1 bit-ins, walk In clOBets No spiral 1~ $200 i;1 Id .. Ne\.\-port Beach 507-1010 . pet11. 393 Hamilton St., C.l\1. on 18tl). a:&S-il.68'-•· t,~. e from ocean •. .,110/mo. Year-*PRIVATE room In Small (Campus.Irvine Intersection) ONE BR partially furnished. G45"-44ll or S42-JS20 ~ ly. Avl sn. Call 54l-5C82 Guest Home. FamJly at-1;.';~C=i:,;;..:.""'.::;:o;.::""'~I Convenient to So. Coast · Huntington Buch DELUXE 2 BR, 2 BA l) blk nmphere. ,Good food. CD.~1. 900, 800, 500 Sq, Ft. Plaza. Utilities pd. 642-0461. NEt\' 2 Br, 2 Ba, bltns, d~. tO beach Yearly 1 '$265 ' • ~1537 * From 37 cents. Air cond, a.Ibo. 1.11.nd cn:>tg, pool, gar. Spac. rms, VILLA YORBA 6T:r-lll6 Eve11 . . VACANC'i far elder! Id priv. parking, \\111 qwet secluded complex. · Y a Y .redecorate. 2700 E Coast ''EA.RLY, 2 BR, adlls, no) BACHELOR to 2 pets, 1 ~ block 10 beach or monthly. 1st & last. I.lay, $235. 67f>...2079 (213) 697-1496 Adlt11, no pets. 376 W. Bay J, 2 lc 3 BR. Unfum. NEAR HOAG HOSP.. In Uc .. Gueat home. Good Hv.'Y. C.\V. Masters 0wntt. Br. St., Ci\1. Startine at $123.· 3 lk<frm,. 2 bath, .firepf, food 1m1ed. 64&-3391 Realtor, 673-tU> • BR d bl In Refrig.-UTIL •. INCL'D ADUL1;S! 1:!50 mo. 6421-187 Summer bn,alo 420 ORANGE ~-·-ty A'--. 3 " . carpi, rps, t-ii. . lOOXI VWa forba COZY 3 a[ -1 ........... , ... .,...., Call 548-88196 or 6T;M'l'16 or (nr S.O. Fnvy offramp) -· .. "c, crpta Tri.tro.JUR,Y ~rental 3 n1an law IJnn ha1 interior ~ 2246-A Canyon Dr. Rent 7141._'622 drpa, garQW?. Wa.terfnmt. Bdrfn hou9e w/pool · thru omce avail. In new attr. l:..~TR 1 $1.50 mo. 1st & lut + $100. ~ $350/MO. Uaae. 67>~ eo ..... l (CM l R nslbl 1Ulte, tor economy minded ..i•illk Ato g~\la~erBr& d~~~~'. deposit req. No pet.. SUN " SURF · ' $16.5 'VF.AllLY. 2 Blt f::riny . o;.i,: $ 2 5s6/ m 0 ~ young attorney. $2'Z> mo. Corona del Mar ~afboa P9~1nsuf• Adults. No pets. GTa-4172 Eastside Lrg 2 Br's 2 BR. 2 .BA1 ~. D/W, 1 , Walle to ~aca &-bay m..5891. Fum/unfum. All services A1TRAC. l BR. w/kitchen. C Ma w/w, bltru:, frig, pool $160. blk to beach.· BraM -new. ·Agent . 615-l&U BA N'l' dock iv avail. 833--3622 • Ne'>''IY redecorated. U(tl pd. _..o_ron_a,.,.;.d.;.tl;....;_;.'---1 Adlts/no pets. NO lease. Adult& qnly. )JtG. 3· BR, 2 BA. • ~aCh . ' pr PRESTIGE 2 ROOM LRG. Priv 11ingle nn. & bl.. \\'/frplc, no cook:l.ni. $125 Eve. 675-4048 or 673-1903. 6T:Hlll0/6"5-5214. BRAND new & beautiful + 642-9520/646-1816 900-1079· 'Crpts, drps, encl ,pn.tlo.. .Nr. $210 week · aYa.U 8118 to 9/8 Exec. o~. adj. A1rporttt VIE\V Apt. Large 1 br IW'n. view. 2 Br .. 1 Ba, beam cciJ. 2 BR. Private a:araae. wttrr", 1 BR. carpett:, ".drltPet, 'i>UUt· OCC. $185. $a'7--0J:K>. , 4 Br.1·2 S., llltlns, &12-3331 =~ = glaa. view, $~ ~·· Se vi inp;. Adults only. $350. mo. CfPlA drps, n.na:e. Married iru: gr, walk~·lo -ten-•A•fs 1 RJt a n.. hse 2 blocM __ _....... ~·· all uUl2 .• lun- u..}. per mo. "'"""" a ew~ 673-1658. Ide blld k A ail 911 nls courta • mo Call "'°"F "-• m • -...,,_ ~· • u.v ... ucu . 'I' 2 Call 675-6443. ---------0 r c 0 -v . eve. (213) '596-45S1 or f213) -um. or umum. ~ ~·. llnena, phone DuPont, m, 8, Irvine. FOR lease-Nu View Apt. .f $150/mo. UTA E . Bay, CM. 592-5'153 . t~ frplc,~Uo, Wit>. P. 833-3223. Bd~~ELO~ili~I~~ C ~ ~: ~ '. br1. 3 ba, fam rm. All Elect, $140. UP. 2 Br; 3 Br •• 2 Ba. ' l•tM. Pentnwta Ve n ~ 0 °" 56-4159. FUlL SERVICE $l2>/nw. Call 494_1463. bhw, crpts, drps, $1.,0. per Pool, bit-ins, play yard. WALK TO BEACH • · TERRIFlC Bay View 2 br 1 W t llff. Bulldl mo. 67i-6tl92 · UnderNewlitanagement. 1&2-BR C?"pt/di,>f: bll· · 'fm. Bay2BR. Upper. Year-ba tuin apt Udo ·Iswld Co 81 C "I Costa Mes• NEAR new, z BR rear apt, 221,2 Collece No. 1 ~ Ina:, gar. :ioe 16th. 5.i.'5086 ly $215 Incl. util •. 501 E. SUmmer rentai or lease: m,er \Vc1tcl!U Drive .L $.17.l -ATTRACT lively turn quJet neighbothood. A(Julli!I X'TRA lrg Trl-plex, 28R, 20a·rtsth. 96().1'1'49 CBalboo., 673-6880. .Phone 675-4646 ~. Bl"ttr. Ne r,::~ front 2 BR. Quiet, clean. only. Avail 9/1, $ 2 5 O. 2 BA, crpt1, .d.J:ps, ~tv, encl:ut * $\"9/MONTH + orone del M-r • BAl..BOA Beach Apt • 645-6101. Patio. Garage. Adults, no 675-2948 patio. 'Adi~. no Pet• ~BR Apt. Ni·. BeAch & 518.ter BRAND ew-2 BR 2 bath ,Slps 6, $100/\llkly & up or·1'o"F"'FJ'°CE='-s~U~IT~E-~N-pt_F_ln_a_I pct. OPEN 22.'M·A Rutgers * CdM -.2 BR, CRPTS, fi45..6489, 417 Ford Rd. In H.B. CI09ed pr, Pool, spilt-level condomt~um wtth ~arly -$175/mo. ~i.>-5810; clal Center; 41&, ot_ficc1, m Dr., Cf\1. DRPS, grQVE, ADln..TS. ROOMY 1 Br apt. Cdn· rec. room. 842-3$46, ever:yth!ng! 1 Blk to Chtna ~23 ~ , IQ ft; OOe.ui. decor; abort $1..2S/mo OL.\'. l\loh. lfm. NO PETS. S250 month. ven\ent to schls It ~hooping PEPPER Tree Lane, )1esa Co\.-e. $425 Unf., ()r $500 NE\VPORT tiiachf.l'Ont, 11lps l<>ase w/option: Immediate Compl furn. lltd pool. 673-295'1'. . , Sl25 mo. lncld uttt. 642-22-KI Verde, 2 BR. tower . adJts "iJm. 9, wash/dryer, 40' window, occupancy, &W-5633. l\lature adlts. No pet1 4 OCE4N.Blvd. lrg _3 8zt. 2 ba1 LG. 2 br, 1 child OK, $l40 Ot!ly, $140. 'AVatt:S~pt: !; Ohl~lf#Realty July "23-Aug. 11 833-8350. DESK 1pace aWJlable ~ Season's, 2359 New pot t . frplo. vie\v. ·$385. Eva. mo .• crpts, ·drps, b!UnS. att 646--2627. • , 3Q01~1t .. Cst. HW)' 673-6510 2 B.R SUMMER RENTAL mo.' 'vnr (.:,kite turnlhl:re ~~-1 br, twin beds, 26~~~i·!:~~t ba.Y.i ~~2nr. 3~,2 -~a: ~;~J:i:-~:Xt.~le. ~~·if"M8 · ' ' l~nao:e~k 'll:~a~~mm~c~etl~~ ideal for bachelors. S/pool. edg~, with • Witutlo view, Pool, Blf-iru1,' plll)o yar:cU nov.i! @ " MonU,=1~ ~ •• * ~. al!J m?'IHO• ' A·V~ 911·9/8. 3' Bl', 2 Ba, Ufttlnglilin Beach. 642--4321 Adu!ls S150.Sl60. 548-9633. Owper. &it'Ul: .. 19!1> M111>le Aye. ,, .64~ LRG. 2 er, l\i Ba -Id. PAl,_M MUA• Al''\'$. '1_1'13.-2 Br, I Ba, 11,50. Nr. 1617 WilfCLITl':::W• 1993 Omreh SI. EmCIENCY .'b' r•·n ... ·Q¢EAN VIEW -l BR Eiiel ""'' roiflin> «ll'PI•-' MINUTES ro~c ....... ~.' . 19!!0, 912 ,llC • l$IO SQ. Fl FURN ! hr a~!, pool, cloae to 11451-th. ~carpoj:. , J!lil. No <hlldreii!J><t> .. iii ,Ill! pe!S. fJli!$6po, fl4U3IO U "r;![Jll\~R! Jam Qi. 21111; duplex, nleel)I. !um. 2 . AmPI• Puidnt .. UUI. Bihm: shops, adU ts. No pea. Call d~le Terr. $18-0259i i Bl!-1~ }a.~ to.@ 1111. ,b~ .. ::a_ JaCur.I elect" bit: ,blkt ~ch,_1 $175 weekly, prdneT, 5'1.:i032, :;om 116.'i ""· 2 041 2 BR .. lleJ''1 c1eoor. 'i""· 2~ •. 111 -uA, ·paua, ,.,, 111 .... ,.,.., ...... 1P:. Ca!\ -ins.a· .;,,,., '• _ --1t..,.a1 44s omona. Costa Mesa. d~, blIM~. ~Mo. . ,., bl!na. Multi, \io pets. SJ!'132L·'-• ., .. ~... . !tc. A .._,.,, ..... r , acatlen -·. 4251----"'----...;.;;; AITRACT. l'URN. % BR. yr y 1 .. 64 agt. • . . · VERY lice l iji> 111 init11 GIN Frvm 1BO . , • CUTE AOOBE'HOUSE, lOOt! SISO. Bit-Ins w/w, pool1 •l·BDRM,.,apt.t_ __ NE\V ,apt .k,r~ J-BrUv· cornple:ir:·No ··c~fdreln lBEORM. -n.n. ~~1~'s tq.rtiOra~~-~na:bulyeor. •dull!, no pets. &U-9520. S'Nedlsh lrplc. C1oae to ..-ch lne rm dlnin rrtJ $140°'mo Or e $140~ ~t-95)7, ._J ·~RMt F1*.t. r :di:.,_... ~per ntt,f .,... u or omct AVAIL.no~·.2Brtun:i~Poot. S2:;51\1onth.6'{3!.@t]' _ .. , utupa.'979--Jfis. i , ·Hu tf ,.jft"Hai...._w,)4 .~~Qnfllrn:A.£..~ .. 1.11From$.l0 w~ ntt• 3; uae. Coit ~ M11a. ree room. eood loc. Adulld 2 DR DUPLEX Rolr' ' • ~ !)I , · " :--,,, •!O IJ5 ~ bo\tali ff tiht 430 64>-2tllOl64~ only . &1;;...-0632 stove.· Lcue $2'ri. ~tu~ VERY~ ,2~ru,1 apl. FOR :Hf or 1Jeuo.·.bfaM You're fight, tl\Cl>''re under· 00\VN atalrl orr1ce locatloni 1 BR f-'urn. $1'5. No children i.duJts ~ft ', ~~ · ,$110._, mo. new 2SR Townhouse awlm• ,,rlcedl 1581 t t<"SI\ Dr. SIJR 2 Br Ne, CM. SnQ:I 1200 1q. fl. Choice 17th St. •i33 E"' A 1 ' , , ... 1 ..... .-1 a ref: 'C11e to ~ blk1 from Newporr.Blvd".l 1 ~mo. 'Dbl $120/mo. Utll CJ\t locnUon. Alr coild, crpt or pets. " ruen pt • 1 .. ~ • Lnrgc 2 SR, 1 b It n ti, ;;;:n. ~.'&'ve,Y prtvite, 546-~ pd .. Kit prlvll. 6fr0732 ask nbunc'IAnt J)ltklng, X1nt stP C.lil. ' ~ -"!lh~eor, adult., no pets. fl.lust 'ee to apprt\Clate, e&ll iGR* OPINING fot Rat locRUon. ~241660 TIME FOR ~bv llfO. 1(11 Shallmor. 642-§168. colleel, Ifa: m-4420 alt Awarn nlng l 2 " 3 hr FmtALE lo ,llu>re 3 ~' 3 ba "TllE F•etory" l\al • Ira . f}Jf ort• 1 ert untum. lleattd pool. 7p1n ·Ao.t• w rnlJy ' mu. No ~ O:IM~ Util tncld, kltchtlf shop avail. $16Sfmo. fn QUICK CASH UU I pd ...... , llghtl ll!lO. • Laguna Baach kate. sorry, llO 1>0~ ""'" \?flv. WPilerl~~ Avail. Canneim••• 425 30th St. ON TEN ACREf Sci:. 0.p. -· JUll $115. OUR ' 10\VH ,liq> T'" 61H530, NB. 67 or 84$-8520. THROUGH A Apt~ turn./WtlUDt. Lejlu . BA(]IELOR apt. S.pt. i.1. CHOICE faiitlw Apia, 1250 Adamo ~RE A~ er 11-Save II SllOP SrilRAGE 1350 "I· n • DAILY PILOT f'~eplaee I jfrfv. ~·lo•· Inc. uUllllc• & Ill'· $165. OCEANFRONT Av!ll"(Adams •Q! i'llrvfew), . Oall HOME PAl!TNER )n·r<•r or. Np! POii ou1 ... Pools Tenn!* Contnt'J Bkf.t. 703 ~ Ac&cta Ave. , 2 BR. 2 BA, 1 yr Jae M.fturt Coita Mcu.. PHone 5$-0)66. 8.16-1194 or 548-1'19 Sl'm. J\,g(lnt, 646-.1414. WANT AD 900 s.o Lario. .CdM 6#181\1,slSl 2 BR, ll'J>lc, """'" In-1dllli."" pets. ~Udo, 2 BDRM. 2 BATH iio.;.. FEM. Med >tudonl ..-tf:600 "}. tt INDUsr. '""'· 642.5678 !Mlo¥Jhur nr Coul llwY) el Ing elect. Vu, >dulll, no 311!6 a.... Hwy.,· SOull! 15l E. 21&1, c.M; cple lo •hr hn;I_~ ~ 2 Ba 'c IOI> 300 oq n ~ . l22~ltel , Q1M. Llgl.frfa:-1 _.., -r ,. 11' &ti 11!1 * In Park West. ~Jiii. .M. ........ · •' • I ' • .. ·' " I N I I I I s " p p p p J n ( H I •• IV S.tlurdoY, A1l9Ull 11, 1911 OAILV PlLOr ,. ,.,,,[ ~· .. ;;;··-·~l~~r.~~[.;~,.~·~.:.~.-:· ~-~I~~~~, 1~t;.~~~~!-~. r~. ~~~~, ... ~ .. ~~: ~-~~~,~JGCl~-~~I ~~!!!!!!· -!!!!!!~~l~~1 ~l ~. -~ .. ~ ... ~, .... ~~l[Il]~J~I ~ .. ~ .... ~) .... ~~l(II]~J~I ~-~-~ .. ~ ... ~, ~ •• ~~"'~~~-.~ :; I~ ;, , v ~. • lusln .. s ~-I 445 flo~n1l1 1 , 530 L,iJo1 • ' @ 555 Qar.i...1ttt Top.Soll , Holj\ W~ntod, M ll, 7!0l:f~lf Wanted, M ll F 711 Holl Wanlod, MI F 710 Help WanNd, MllP 710 j FOR LE~SE . REW1(lD . .~l'llrw•. ,-M.OW ll IDGE * Ql!At.IT'I',, • ' Emp14ftinont Counselor J New.,.,.. •~Oln""< wll 'be ' ;, 8UIUIUVil• f EXPERT *MULCH A'l'OP SOIL* DAY Due l-0 exponalOn ol our ol· 1 available ill about~ hlontha. ~~,.~1&",nt~ttoi> tflul1f"' .t6 , ;,• " ·uu · . . a ' ... ' BULLOCKS flee We wUI tralu top career 1; l(\ca,t lflJJlll MJCt°'1 B ~ttc h _ u,nu1 1n -Derl'Ot10 '' •REI e l '11 C)EPEND~ILE 4 oriented pe:nion to Interview i 1oca11Pn in •l~pplna: oonter. . CHRISTINE fl~ · · , , ' , <;~11,l'tr'P"""pt" Troe s.,,,1.. DISHWASHER & .e<,..n appllcanll '°" na· I F'or lnfetl't'l'lJHkln Call Jt!.rTy \ ! ' ALVARAUU ~I' ) .. I • ' \ FrM, l~lmft•. Tree ........ s• .. n.p Removal l ' Uonally ln~n co. Call Jean ·1 c weaple -.,. ' 111h;sing ~Ince !\Urch: 1913. t i:tlurn ,ot any. iiitorpnu Mf.1112 llY"' ......... So·.... c Pl Brown ~. c 0 a.ta I Vi~ ne11 F.luuc .. PlcMe Cu.II iR1ClllOP1tte..con. :'lei~j to retul¥l (If'&' '. • ~~~;·:t~t um oost CllCI Ex,...ritflced tJetto1in81 Aaency, 2 790 962-2!00 ,.. E'••.' 008-l91< Udon<",111/_,, •, aotd .~ ltal ·~!r ptn, .,JfC(.MlfVo,'G•<donli.iV· ., r-'' Ha1•bor Ql\'il. CM 1--S"'U~-GCESSFUl..--t. 'FULLY LJCENSEI> ,~ ~Pll~~· 3 l~l'iel tn ~lame~, "Put Ute in )'OW' prden A a 11 Now 1nt1rvlewln9 For Apply In Person E?.fP LOYlitENT OFt"ERED EAST lfTH STREET • SPIH!TUALIS:I',,._. " ,t''~ oow~oo h*'4'"l:t.'" ooog in >'our"'""-'' [ . lf f. •] FuH & Part-Time Male. ,.,,11 lite mfg co I,.ocntlon, OJ~Hl f\·Je!ill 1 !>~11ual 'rcruhngs 10 . .iu'n• • ~:~· li~h . tbet i;xi:i!( r~~-=·d ~"!~':' •1llJ~"7' . .. CJ/ nt-eds l'ellablc f / l I m c 1t10 Sq. ft.'-"11111 addlH/.111<1-1 ·3\21'~d~IC"~noallu~~~; .iiiiae of ~ :.Jc~e1?l::i~ Sbr{ii~~r..1nat4lled/repair'. · ~-Sales Supporting Po•itions J/111 ~\~1~~r~in.O!':~r;0 ~ 1{XI .II<!· I!. 'Q{ ~fornqr. c un1cntC. 4!l2-9U6.A""9031 •. _. Jll· 11cr'.p;, Ji LA. :These an ~}Or.?. . • i . ' . .. · 979-2290. Jim C 11 n e , ~BREOAKLOENROS MICS67C'06R700P. T ; ·1 , " ., -'•• d,-~J!,Y~:._~suh?'\!.,!1.~1·~ . ';" l!J!,Pl!RT J~~' Wj~tod,_1'&110 t!IO Housokoeping Heavy Stock . 10. ,,,. •• ..,,. ,. , ~ rove ,..., ~!""~it.~ 'P"L'i s .;·, . "J~PA:NISE' , Kitchen Staff Waitresses J<..i r19el' EXECUTIVES iiF'Fifi:-"" Nowpo" -ri~ii. ·j:,illiT LAN l:RAIN r!.E~ beJp .~ ;o~ h~ GARDENING &<;l~tf,\l~!,.~ i\lfi= Display Trimmer d $12,000 to $75,000 t;:.~1 <::;.~~~i~~c,oh~n~~~ TJjlP.t.SoPt.•~·G-.Round · 4t1):~ln'to~UOIJ..'.. 6b. ~rpl~~if~~n,tng Strvtce C -l:ll·t"~~i:i~ 16 Fashion Island Send resume o.~· call TODA\' park!IU(. /\p rox JnM .,'.A trip. TTllin w/ooinpertn'Kl'nt. ,fyt9, 4-w~enall. • .... e .£S a s . ~· will "-in •s4&-liTI Experienced preferred for all positions N B h ror eon!1rl~11ha.I NO COS? • P · "'"'··""'' <1 1 1,1 hf 1u."'!j~ · "' t.Hta ! •~te lJ:itPitNESE Gardener' r-r • · ewport tac executive interview. f I .. 5250 1no \Vu rchou!I(.> al~ n i:c 11•1l O.?.h~~ . l)l'r · !'-:X~"",ll. ~ l ~· Cl -. _ rd • ex· Job WaftMcf -~-·· le 702 Apply Personnel Office Betwn 9 & 11 ant or 3 & 5 pm EXECUTIVE SERVJCES. avail. Ideal for Contractor Pfrron, able oc _ ncy, ~f;,·~~,~~t~PA. 8·P •pot ··~·,. e&anups, ?'8-~:.. te.~· · · ·' Atthe side ofthenewstore """ual Oppor Employer IN" • I •I 54'8-2GtG • ,.Al!«> Croup.aw Tt1.Qc' to Ljis :~ctle.1>(.fbtt ad;~te · neat. ~ •...:. e1t · , . ~ · ,_j '!J>' , .. ·Vega•. Ja1 A!Mf Gamea, ftea :·a:ilikf::-:V.lc. r&y ,, ff . .-.. · _.: NEEO .~p .at .home7 We -· -·-888N.Mnm,.santaAnt. 1600 sq. IL INDUSI. i9p. E1nsenada, etc .• Connell a~~~~brok:lb: GARDENING_ q.EANUP h!ve ~ · rt u T 1e a, 3333 Bristol, Costa Mesa DEL Taro, Costa. Mesa. (711) 547-9625. I $2'15. ,Altio fl~ sq. J.t. oUl~ ':IJ}>urs .. 548-5354. Ohfn&'e~y ~:sn.:Or"""Slt_. ,~ J\eatonable'Prlct!-·F.ree Eat h~ !.! I «;ltpr~. OO"!ptapl0!15. Days, full or ~ time. Mr. F'DfAL£,' 'to drive •Vari, t w/llv g qh s, $15.1. .~§'·· , . 'T 1 :r . .;.fSi.Tlt\ihl :4;ijg,, .. -, •~s.ti.-20Ll • ~ · ~ . 'tJ p John, Enter North Side of Building <:;'ren.shav.., 11.>J Baker St, pickups & d e I i v e r y. 646-2L10 -~ -~., -'.Stt-Jlf°' .~ 1.11: _ S41"'681 · ·:; -,.. ,.,, I M d h F 'd C.l\f. .. \Varehou§C v.·ork, full time, lndustri•I Rtnt11 450 ~,': ' ' , . , 1 • t , · :,:w11t~Yrorii:pe.";:' ~: u:wn,&.Garde~ APl'· · ~1 ( ·ex P.·. .n.pp Y on ay t ru ri ay DELICATESSEN man. r.1us1 6: 30 an1·3 pm. Non smoker. 1.;;;:;;:;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;· J; .. ·loft MCfF.-'-:-•JLSJ ·~·~~·\tei':0T -~... vM ~ .. l{a\ll~ ~; :'W~~· ':ll¥ll. to Between 10 am & 12 ntto n & 2 pm-3·pm be neat & n1otiva1ed. See Interview! 3;5· $1.75 pe.r hr NOW LEAS.ING . 1 ~ • . • _ , • ¢91lal':"'M~ MS:, · · _eantQJS. · ~ m exdtange for apt Eq. ual Opportunity llmployer Tcr~y. HI Time Delicatessen. 10 start. W1ndo\v De&lgru:, Huntington S.ec:h ~ ' 1 • " • • , O:.W , •ll'1' old Jltlt· ~!? 'w ,. ~bl~it e~~~ ~:.m~9l~'ey, CM-NB 495 E. 17th SI., Costa Mesa. 373,7 B\(cb N;B. NEW M-l !'Jun~ (froo ..ft) 1' '550 . l/19.H!'to~-'~ttvlc.,Uth .,~~t.·Joiu., S<&-M.fs. m -chargc,' Bo6kk"P'" __ SS .. &IL I DEi.IVER¥ 1'1<'n, ~"' "" *·GARDENER * , • . &~A K4l1i,,Rd,,Nli\ or ""d.· ·'Garclenin a. :i ......... ~!rile .. ~financial Help W1nted, M & F 710Help Wanted, M & F 710 p/tinic. Eu~·ly 111 or_ n Be y~r own Bost 940 $4:1. F'I, & lJP • ' FND F:fil ... _ ... -1.-.t•b ..... ·,,it-.~P.l'\ •t '" I ~ ' 55·4'06~ '57ean.ups -.· -~ 11CIVS'P<'IP£'l' dC'hV 10 llo ntes lrl Full ... p/lilnc in ""UI' J-lamilt-011 •-Nl"1vland~· uuo;. ... ~.. -......... :IA<) '7""" ata•eroeuts: . 1. N s !'OO -•· "'' + 00,,... ,. "" si. w/b k back&' 'Wlltuodet -: H'>-t\ .... C 1 .,~.,.~ ..iJt_ ":t' • I,' · t . · .. -·~ " .. :;. O\\'n arra. Hijl'h !neon\(', 646-0697 or 833-0519 side, 2 collars. Some bl'\\'ll. 'R'.$\V~ ·.r•)Y;Jiillitii"e ier-Gtner•I Service• JObi Wanted, M1& ji 704 -Call L.A. Tin1t>:-;, 6·12-'1800. Guaranteed Customers Vic Brookburst & Ha.mllton ~· ,·'·~ll/iiold&n1 jaW!, clip-. , ,-GQjJ BULLOCKS • DELI\"ERY i\lan o\·er 21 No Cash Down LAGUNAPiifGUE:l 1m. 96.}-1877. '1 ~ ·e~,. ;.;.r1'h (/"i t ,. V•t:·C . HbMt;'Repair. All '!r,:•· in· G awl~bf!or a w,· hll~1'1 ~ needt>c! in 1-1.B .. F'.V., roi· E.01.,, No···. o,,, 1.ulcr "I 'l/M I St .~ lu .__ I Honest. re 1a e, coupe \VI I A T ' 1 2' "· ~ • f1't; • • ,SMALL dog l lA.·2 Yrs, blk . am .; 1 n. i;:PQ. ' ~ d .. o0 ··e ec., P uinbini, housesit or boatslt for you. · inies. au 0 rouie. ~ 968-0812 2400 Sq. rt. & Up. longhaired, '"ht ~ _paws lj 'tu?:::.L:~ . ' , painting, cabinets, she.Ives. MS-7901 a1t 6 pin. South Coast Plaza Hrs. pc1·8 7~~~1g. S200 + • On San ·Diego. Frwy. & !iP: on tau: FtlUnd J'.tle-: :;i, s.~i:,;: •cats, 1 mile ~ ~ieration!I, fixture per mo. 4 GIRLS-TRAVEL Call 83k~J600 Aug,,,'fth. ffa.rbor:Vw Hm1, 1\'/0411 -~ collir, • .J. te1in repatr & install. etc. Time & Help Waftted, M & ~ DEL1\'£R Early i\'lorning · COSTA•·M'ESA ·' ·~. Can't Keep. WJ~'t.O'.n·'rtrht ,:fo~1 mat¢al. 'F&B f:Ho me Is Now Interviewing For Tin1t>s Sat & Sun Orily. Over 18 , . FOUND: Male gray' ftaer ViC:, 10'oi}M:c~-nar Temce: Repair. &n-1403, "Accouritinl .Clerk * 548-4752 * F'rc.e lo travel Hawaii, Mex· 1600 sq It. 2 o'utCes. '3 phased cat '-gni.y eyes nee. cdll&r.· ~ · , : . · ~ "· :SAN ·CI.E~Em'.E AREA Pait thne -A.M.'a, small Full & Part-Time DiE NT 1\ L Rt>eeptton!st. ico City & major cittes. power, t Y1' -old. Good 1°"1· Vic: Ogle-& 'Senf&: .Anfl ibiii:~ 'SAtnt ~ -?.eUlt'g :... Plumb!g'-.RePfilrs. fast ,growing ·Etect~cs Ortbodont ic p r ac t I cc , ~lust be neat & single.A~] ~~. $~1:_ti1~~1!fls it.~~·: . Pill ~a::.~~r ·~· .ni~J.~::,.~~~& .. ~. .. ~~~ ~··Apts. ~7, re;:: g/~.i:.:~~il:l!:'.~~: , Sales Positions . ~~~l7~in~=1·1~~1y$7~ ~~·~z~~po~tl::n"i~shed. ~· AP '"'"I t v ~· 'u"es · \V/2 week expense paid 4 DEI.UXE OFFICES , "' ;1 • R! • J ... • I · • · ~·....,. • o:\i. ~ 't • ,... '"· 'I I " Furn'oture Send resun1e to Classified FOUND small· ·ulaCK:'\male _'i::::z.~·i' · , ." " u · •• .11 ' .' Hit h,;;1;. ... • taJ1 'J~ ·1e1ev Son training program. For Carpeted. Dlumlpated Cf!il-.dog,,partSchtlauRt/PoOd!e ' ?'AA'fr--1 ~~·, 1:.·whtt6· nt1•Jft9 . B' ··'<""1697a'rih' ~t"""'"" (.i..-t/Dranafi Women's Shoes Ad ·Net. 901 · Daily Pilot, apptn. for personal in· lngs. Plus· 400' WarehoUSe approx. 5" molntlis O·ld ~ -itriPed.~1¢i!.~ti ... ·~.C.J4 ·VlC-' ~ ~. · .o.rn· .,. ... ' ,. ... es P.O. Box 1560• Costa ~tesa, tenr\ew Call l\1is!I Sands, Space. 1370 D Logan, CM I~·~.iclnlty. 561., .. ,Nl!~1.·~1·u\Ui. · ~ ~~e .~~ h =: A:MiNrsmA. . . 1-c>R.,Y_ ~\It~. · Experien~ed Preferred For All Positions ~!!~8.1. Replies strl~tly {714) 774--8097 loam to 5pm, 644-m8 . FNo: $ml lo~A .. titir'e.d ~~·· ;·;;·c ''·:I-• tlaw.up:.· Remove . tmJ ,Ui{ Moti'day thru Friday . 4001 BIRCH, NB oranie 'Jml c&t~t'..cb6t:ai ·,9 ·~111.ro . .-~·~fiile .··G'e·iaed abplbs, !pl;!JighUy ;tiash and ·~b~m~~~J~~ · AppJyPersonnelOffice DENTAL Exc·cuti ve Parents welcdme at in. 2000, 2000, 3600 sq. rt. or oonl· pa~<S · m collar~ vl,c. ff.B, •Jl4~. ;vj¢: .~aeh,·~ ~~ris bf all types. 1 days a fund ·· raising ., & federal A~ the side of the new store secretary, e~p iri office 0tccervl~e-cw~ . .,..,---,,-,-.,,- 00. ·thereof. Av~U. 101,1/73. '962-'.3875. · • \· ··· ~ 1:~~. r .. )1.'ou·th, ·•1eek: F~. rel!!\b!e,• rtu. grants. ·,Re~ume: P .O. Box 3333 Bristol, Costa Mesa ~:~~ien~l~ra~~~ ~~: GIRalLI Friel~ -00Scct.Y /<n' ~fl'. Baun1gardner, 541~. rNO: Kitten clHln»el:dp•ey. ~ ~ SOOpi O:iast Ha u1l l,n r. 8332, Fountaln Va 11 e y , -646-2481. sn1 nursing inc in . ..a· 14 SQ 11' . fu ~ 7000 SQ. F!I'; 1,ma.lt 4-6 wks. old, ·SW\set LGSI':;·cn\.~ bk.\til n11.le doa. ~ ~. CaJ.lt ' E'nter North Side of Building Denta l Asiistant guna office exp & typing minutes to au freewayi & Beh. Can't keep. (213) ~'~".:!J=M,~, ~a. AjOV'l ·NG, H au lin1, ADMl'NIST'RATOR for rec:i 'd. <!O hr \\'k, call o.c. AJYr~;t· 35n3ARR~ 592-5Jll 51\C.n&,,, -~ • '.£: "494-2f1 ~~~~ lt e ~ ~ 0 nab 1 e nU1'9erY-school, 01.a tu re Apply ?tlonday thru Frid'ay P~!d c~~t~.~· 0:;:~~~lt~: 49-1-8075 for appt. REALT , 11'12-4 • MALE Great Dane•· Brindle • _ • 11 ..... ....., e ~ .1m:a te.s. woman. qualified. Apt. Between 10 am & 12 noon & 2 pm-3 pm 1714) ~62-6STI. M·l comer. 127 x 90' color ·.older dog .-"Vlc ·., :.:·. , ·.i'l~,Students. (71 4 ) ll.v.all,~2-:5126. E alO t ·t E l ----w/building. 991 w. 19th St .. :Anaheim area, Chippewa:-,.,~,~~~-Z. ~ _ ADUT ·T , ·,for 1~ u.· m .e. .qu ppor u·ru Y mp o.yer DENTAL Asst.,,Chr~dc 11.B. SI "" -o j -AVING • ·ha 1 "1 '(."' 1 1-.-e.'\;pcr or 2 yrs schl Cl\1. $225. 642--3400. .. """"'"' 100. ~ • ,.~:·': , •"' •• ~ •• 1. , ,, • • -_ v ec U· IP g ne..,......,,,..r de , · N~B. 'd Sal g·g •. .,9 --· 11'..-itutt _._._ ~ .. ,....r. ~de;;.~ req . open. .1 -.m.:; • Storage W l!UUND' 'black &' ~Je. ' · · ;' ........ y : .l.IUltC. area;,rnust ha~: ...,, ... al:)lf? H.lp Wanted, , M. & F 710 Help W1nted, M&F 710 DENTAi. •,-r wonicd, xlni 1--~--. ----d81mation dog with.' C>lJar: . -, , i ~s etc • .Bill £:1 Skeeter', trqclc or·vJn, 6*:8\62 .x: " Sl'ORAGE, lot, l?V,Oll »II"'· Vic Wll"'" .00 Rutten Dr., ~~ ... " ""' • · ~mi· · ' · • ' BEAl!r!ClANS • lfairslylis" CQLQRSCAPE sal•ry & bcnofits "P''· GUARDS Ful! & P /time General Protection Services Corp. Boats. trlrs; -Ete1< $7'.SO 'rno.. O>lita Mesa, 548-0G18, '\• ~ . ..".1"9lrudi0f)t,...-. .,57$ ~·; H&uUba, ttte&. ANCfQtJ needed iJnmectlately. Choice , preferred. Call 8-5 548-~S_ Neill "Neo~n, ~Inc ... 531-3!1.tt · FND.Sl!yer_Pe~ll((-?)'!'m,l~ -i::tfid~"'.S1;;~'-·:. .1 .1 • _ ~ ... • ._1Fk'help you~ wtth ~ __ ;.. _ ,-beach location .. Park New. Ind' .d 1 ....... . . 3-DENTA2t. d assistant, Santa Rent•1-• ' aw -_.Ut. ~cent n10ther, wry gehtle. !~~~\ !?r". f«,,ramd . . ...... c .'. Cheap, . ·~.e f i. 'MAR"'ER port Hairst'.itists. 644-5750. IVl ua ~Villi J!!lnt~um Ana~ ays a \\'e<!k in· \Vork near home in C.l\I., d .: ~ . .,_ "':"' Vjc. Cliffs Cd?tl beac)s, ~~ _ f,4 lMS, ,,S h a y G;f&-~? , . . . In yrs. expenence in Fields of eluding Saturdays. 5.ili-8154. Nev.·port area. l\1ust have UCl u'n d er rr..•.d ~ A.f. ~ 1, 6'f3.:0359., , .• -·~~~·~,·~· Hot ~A.PER 4 duinp truck ~tler Temporary Positions Landsc~pe, Nursery and DENTAL asst. chair side. car. telephone, good !'ecord graduates .,AJ.Jlaculty \Will ORAl'JGE' £ w.bite~ • !\It N .. ~'.;; .. "'Q. u,.... ~:i~!:~ wotk.t Codcrele~-~' a'spbalt .No!.V Ac:Cepttng .: · ~ardemng. M~t ~~ve work.· Must be exper. Full time & heo.lth. need llo\m1:Jtg l!eglnl.'1'11' tnld wtoea· eollar Vic ~ St .~< Jif':""., "-. ·,r.:-·.,.tog, bft&J!inl,.Sf&:.7Utl. Apf>li¢ations FOr . VOit Jftstant ing lcnlw.•leclge °'-plant n1a· inc. ·~2 day Sa1. NB 640-1122 Sept:,,. ffstJ ~~ il ~. 11·: Sin1~ AM 'A°ve:' 'C.M: r~~~ . CiEANUP.S,"" ·rem0ve· dirt, ' • · • ~~al~~.~pebe co: DISHWASHER Uniforms-; Equip. house or apt. 10 ~ hear ~. • _ .• -r :.---·-•"""':Cent« , .. ' tr.ec,.iVYI drl~way11,,1> grtd. .: DAY :. HELP ' Perso""el spoiisible, eager to learn Mhst be neat & clean. over Life Ins &. V•c fUrn the campu!l lllCast -Wntact 81' INT Si8irieie·-_ . . ' ~· ,347.21$..u c. 24p!B;t, ~ . , • ~" · 1111 and neat appearing. Excel· Zl. Dependable. Apply, Su11 M 8 n\hft ~~h·Y~5_1 ~1s~ .li~"t'Ollar -Nfat 'N~." 1:,.::; ~-.. ~,., • ~G~,ltte :inov.J,n:a. · · lent "-'Orklng conditions • &1Sirloin, 5930 \V. Coast ;.~urityr.·M~~-~~r '~ 1• •· • • -ffA&4 Ii ·J\ensWKtQn·~ · -t :.ff_,,. · · . ~I< ~a.rd , eanups. BrOIJ•~....;. .Kltcheft · • Top,.pay' for .qualilied l8l'f1ll~<l;Y~.~· .::N:o;.B~.o-----~cc. serv . ,, • . l'."'lzi.i~I' 4a't--1W1M r . ...... ' • or . . . r ,_ • Sec-~-n·es ·~ No phone 1~uirl--··~<"tlt'VASHER .,-At Whit• Front tor• *TWOADULT-S*J i •Js.x b ___,.,... ,, .,.~ •• ,w. "\·'. :~, ~, . , •115'11i1 '70.'u.-.... o:;;,·u~o• eve shit Want '5TMll •Pl ., '""""" FJIB.s 'e"•'"''!1!$l~~~WA111C/__it~'!?! . . . . ' " ~ .. L·-~~-~'11'\;i_b_Y H~ 9 ~'4 Pl" . ..: .~ypl~rs . Ap~&'J~~k:ifs ' ~.~ y:~ Cl~b· ~.ii l~~:.:!·v~~· J~~:ym \\!ft l ~letit!'f)aml ~.Fffpair ltf ~~~:.~-· -~~-~ rs .r. J ,-. = L ;~~lifl'' Ap\lly In. PeraoH ' • Keyp' vnch 22»,~YIB\V R:Dl'("{!(:Mr -8a)4iide Or. cdl\1 Sec. Cil.ef • ext.'hafigefqrl~rellt.H~"' ' • , .. '·~·I' · 1•'1 · 11 ·,, .,.~,, 1' ,·,------=--------.. ~ · -·· 311>01!51Jfri, 1\fon<Frt -~ 8.AM·5PM Daily ·• , ~Qe~. ' · GUARDS one Cat:~Prertt bai!y-Pllof·, a~.\Male bllll '!t wbtlt:&Hcl . , u.mtt'fl't:N -:: : ...... 1..;.;..,.:, ·32; ft.~ Van for • ~ w.•eorutt Hwy.' .• "PBX Onrt 8-N*a. Calf~'~86. ,. -~T ·rrvme,,~,.,.,l,~. · · ~~t.,_,2·.;i....~""':,.... ... , ~"""': ~;~-t!Ki~ .. r-"l'l ~~~1 ~"Beach +•_ -&164'.>:ipt •'. · r ·-COl\mINATION On:ier ·~sk, o'OJ STIC Help George F\11! & P/time P<i1itions, ===-~.-,,.-·-.,-.~1 833-1259 ~ 1'11'"""''' _... "!.o! ~·;<> <t~ MiJtinj.;.sd.18&'J il.s'f"4H&.: Inventory control, ship & XUen Byland Agency, 100-B open in Oran.:>e 00:. ,Lon g t,ERipt.r§ cfs~1:1tfni "iipl" 'd\i) ~ , '!k= CUJ-d~ .":'V?J.7. ' ' .J, · . Temporary fien.i~ Rec. Expel':-:-helpful. -Will E. itith St., S.A. MT-0395 Beach, Laguna_ Nlg.U°el in La- kids/pets, ooking for area '~l>.t.Beaut. S~ ~Y cat 'BAB~'~ 'OUl* Mme 1'ruh Ha~ ~peanup e AIHthblers 3848 9ampus Dr., SU1tc 106 train energetic Person . DR AFT&\.IAN . . -I t guna & Com~ton areas for lo build 32' boat +-'living ~Vff w cyet. Vh::. ~F.V. dajl •or ~ aJt &3U '$10·P1."""'!' li:JQtf: C • · Newport Beach 54&474.l 642-3472 N.8. . c-L-,nni·ng """'lll~r JdUel~,10°1'0.:r: q.nalitied appilcants \\'hO de. quart~. 5 yr. projtct. . ,• • ........... , H:S. iittiS. ' I JIM ~·· . •. ross: cou:ntry Equal Oppor. Employer . .:>ll!.lrr "'" v ... -A.. l 18 ~ FND:• Vic. Ha.nt'i•ngtOn _.,.., fi't• ,, J ; HdU~· IHniNm·fr \ . Drivi r1 , C •I N~rt Beach. 71 4 : s~re stea.,,,, cnip oyment. VE . . "'-'~" BIK ~·ppy ·~ moo ,,ig;, ba\>yslt tor 'llettbor. ~ .. , .. '"'= ..... ·-' • ,.......... . B t Ca...I. .... ommercia ~ 8-5pm M-F "'· of ... 01' old.,. Apply EXECUTI desires to ~ .. -• m l\l)i ·home~ ..Lb ~ · .... l:'--.~~ .I oa .... en.er Ar-l'!N"G ·. in person. 326 So. Lemon lease or reat 3 to 4 Br pld. ~1062. -&'.!·'l;\o.1-w:.:..-• ' • . OU.u:. F ~ •' ~rl · · . DR,~·· • pa.rt. t 1 ~ e • St., Anaheim, bet,vn .9 am. l: bou NB 0.f (i . eKAN ·Vlc H bor Hilb '"'.~ ·~ Cupet·tieadlhg,'wi,n. .,.....r..,~:..: ' With Fiberglass expenence L Teller architectural; mechanical, 1 pm. M.u~e_:..n """' ~...... ·., k~Jl ~ •' : at1., • • ,. • . • :r • r · . &..1ir.t; !loon" fn!e ·est. .... ~r• ._to woik on 37' Trawler type and)ayouts 714: 84.7-7211:1 ~OT sterll'.;""un'ly ·Se-'ce ......... ., • .,.~.as ·wr • · '~ "'" • · '· ~ ·~ • e "ln..-ctor& yachts "" ;>e\_'. , ... Jackie . . ·r mrsa ·sett~. vil':'clt ~ w; .. rerl)Md,· ~ham~ . a: ~"'S, '·,J..i.,_~~lt~t · e iGel 'Rep.i~men Pacific Trawler Corp. oRAPERY nlf1. ri~,~· An,,Equ$., · por. ~loy~r ~~~~~~~.~~ atta .• Monungs:• Ir-.Ev-. ,~-stmes,·•ofltces t a: Carilet:.nxir..~"~•~G . -··::All3 Slilftt , 547~ Experienced P/time or tral~s, cutting, taQlwg HELPER in v.·oodwork & I~ .: J[j) 5$,7~. ' ctiOii\es 1~1::~ work. 0:11ilDltte·ffoUse .. ~ We w;ul Tialn BQOKKEEPER to \Vol1t' in UNITED & l'llachme operators. Good refinishing. N e at ap. l'wsoiMll .. FOUND: llimala,U·'eitt VI~: UC. ~s~~llllOl.. 1961 " "" Nktehance ~ .. " Mtc(;f'llOr Y.eh,t 'Corp. Travel Centre, ro hrs a wk. CALI FORNI A BANK bia~h Hg~:~?)' &Se~j~~09@ =ce. Delivery, etc. • ~~~ BuBhard~t~~· . ~~ W., ~:·~ D~.l;NDABI&iExp'd ·Lady -1m ,Plac~a. £.M. . ~i.n~ time. Xlnt oir W. 17th St., CM. HELP W~ted 21 yrs ~over. P.rson.ls · .1 '°30 FOUND srn· bl'0\\'11 r oou~··~--·~.~ten~~C-~ff-·~~~=.;--~ ihi&r-p·LAN:Nri BOOl{KEEPER -: 20·25"-lln l~~Sn-8~~1 --· Apply at~Slraw Hat_Piua. !'-===--'·-· _ _.,•;;; n1ple 2 ool1lll'I» ".'IC? V)Ctot' ~ ,! .... ~ ' ' -<Ad~tlve)-. per Wk. Trail bal . general 536-8811 Dr's Assistant Parlor san Juan capo. PROF. man 50. non-drlriker · Huao1 l.agt,Ul.a. ~1--~ •. "W~DW9kf :c& $ t 'h e. tt1., Pilnflht. & _.. , CITY · .O~ SAN J,U AN ledger, payroll. 642-9990. Young lady ClS-281 to assist Ho1Pltillty·H01te11 =~ity1d~~ ~~aa:! ~~~~-meJ:~~~~~c; ·~~~JA~sC&-~. n·~i-::t;.~ ~ ~~~~=Id· ~=~:em ~~I~~ Equal Oppor. Emp!Qyer. ~~:.e~~.s~~PP~~llll~~;~~ Is lookingS.~c:~men to tn boat or house In exchange 673-7615. \ ' '~'*'CARPENTRY'*· '· .~A . lN . · Jn;, .c.M .. In· .in.. anning or ~ted fie Westsall Corp 1626 Placen· Comm· orci'al Toller ally an or eve. 2930 \V. v.·elconte & intervl~v nl'!\v to bl d . ' .' a··..w ..... ... • ter·./.,exte.r. Srritill J 0 b s and aper!~ lrt Pl'OC-' ··-A CM.:, -c , Sf H NB 'd ·-·--dv r reasons. e ut1es . · · . _ .~-. v1i..u--1U.o1.o welcome. ,n-ee es~. ,Jlril. esslng·•tand gse. "lQUeffl:s .-ve, ~"' ....,a \vy., · · 1'CSI ent1. ~or a er· 962--7216. Lo~ 555 -· •*-Sti-1831.* 979-8186. . , , 1!JW (.'t)unter. l\<'Ork. ·obtain BREAKFAST cook for local Experienced tising C:tper. heJJ)(ul. i iust PROBLEM ftregnancy. Con. FEM cat med loog C•r:D!~·~rYlC' . · 2 PR.OF .. w&hcoverint , state apptrCatibn form· ~ in-coffee shop. !\lust be neat &: o~:~ref~~'!i ~: ~~1~ ~~~5~ar Ev~s ~'Pe:'.~d~: fldent, 11 )"mpathetic h It . hf .... '...:-· grey ···~~-"-' , lie ..,.._2795,:4. llllUr .. 11 ~tlon from Personnel experienced. S.16-5304. -UNITED-'d pregnancy counseling. Abot< ~ ' w '"' 18uupia ereen ITQl.IN'S ~ litJptd~) ~·~f . ~ h4:.~ QffiCe; ~ Pue0 -Adei· CAM p ER Manufacturer CALIFORNIA BANK !>Ut will cons1 er otben. Phl°"8'">=00t!/""'·,,--,.-,,-,~-.,-, tJon &~adoptions ref. :,:~~le. th/. centla, 1 1'i .. 81sam~'•ft'M ·Stoteb-·~P"'" Npaper., ·. anto, ~'n Jua,n' Ca'pistrano, neeas exp'd help. Apply 858 540-3280 (or appt. HOTEL•beak,Clerks needed, APCARE 642-4438 ··,. · -' pro ....... · . .Sqll. ~); " .: O Wutt~ ' ' CA 9267J.714/493lll7L We!lt 18th St COsta Mesa· 6 Monarch Bay Plaza DIUVERS + EVENINGS Reliable. honest, nea t. Good PREGN~? Thinkln i .~~~~~~·.~A~··=· a~ te~:. ~~ t·:~~~~ ! \&~~Lo"'~~jr AifibMOTIVE -: Brake, & CAR mech~c wan t e ~. Sou~~3una ~moo_~ ~~hn~M:.ro7fh!!twnl\lr& •bort!On. ~wall ~e !acti .0.....11,:.-.:.c..ARD' ~ , -ach . Ii!•-, -n :~~Jr f ll\lpt-end '!le~ -(2) needed. ltl05tly domeitlc, smog he. first! Cati LIFE LIN'E·24 ~KL\f · ~·'· • Si J , nil "''°"=by -i ··' ~~4'1,~tY'ta-Xlnt Wari\l:..,,worldng.con· reg'd Cont.act Fred San· Equal Oppor,. Employer EARLY morn. new&paper1.c.4~P,_,m""'=====- iu., 541-5522. . ·.~$:1'.Slpall.~.Pi"'1le• ,~trineyWui~~ .', ~~!l PfmlNG d~ ,_531-4~ Alt. 6, oert.'831-13150..493"1315 deli~ry. Must have car. HOUSECLEANER I.ADIES ;111y o~t:lal \. .. >'r Vd:tnlty Cap!~ B<ach-,; 1 ,,,.'. .;ii..,•nn:, Ii Fliieot QOallty;,Jnl A Ext 61:1'-b>iil. • CASHIER·IXP&R CONSTRUCTION JNSPEC· Pay approx. 12-$22.i mo. RESTAURANT ~embe~p $5. C & 11 ~·, -· . :W4J1· .. $JJ;, ·~·· i:m-ff.so., ~ ' • * ~9 · 'AVON 'S-A:Y:S·' She.rP pi over 2t ~. M~th· TOR . CITY OF SAN JUAN Hunt. Bch area. S4?-2300 Mature w/experlence to keep Pwtn:e,r 8 36,-~211 Cf1' ~L\MESE.Cat,,aJ.t~~.mJk'..' ~ fw..t~.~ . ..tS.'>'f.'•' ... ilfi!t ffi PAIN'l'ING •"Be-·Your,Owft ·'Bots'' ematically lne~~ for a CAPISTRANO. $70-i. ·$. bef. l~m dining room, bathroom & 54S-1419 -nee .. ·eOIJat.' Vi~. ~-~ .-e}l:..P·. :ti ~what .~t~ ~ 1Qua~ty. Work.. ~asonable Earrt aft.income of :your.own, contemporal'y high fashion per month, Requires cxper-LECTRO cs chandeliers clean. 4 hrs per JA'l.Z· Singer', Jookln& Jor Eide~,~ or~··.~. t~ wroHr:,, .. ~' ~t;s .. 675;-0,lpQ~-6~86. ~ ln your own hefabbor· womens shop. Refs req'd. ience in construction \\'Ork E NI day. Good pay for a reliable (Clllcago TYJM?J ~ to LOS'i': ilied. size O>!ije4'f.ix ~ ~.~:.Otm.. : ~ ~ . PAtNTING • hOcid. ·Be. an AVON Repre. 547-7733. . and abil.ity to read construe. Manuiactu.rer of electronic \\'Oman. Anibrosla, 501 30th \\°Ork & .. Jive with un.med. feQ:We!. J::llac:k'; 1 t.rown:...4 aThJtlii'i~~··rand l SONS t A. ·P~tittt~Gil"G ltftlativt. CtD;Ji?w: m,70il. CJ-tILD CARE_ l\fesa Verde ~n plans. Obtain appli~· equipment & printed clrcuJt SI . .,~, ,_,N_,Jl"='====~~ -SST-9301.. wtiite :REW~,.-~~, .«r"Qet~:·to~lillation ·"A CJ!f.A1i16¥31C • -* • B~· YSfi+ER in my home, HOme, needs re.......,slble lt0n ton;u and lnfonnat1on boards. i ' H 0 U S EKEEPER/BabySlt- AI.COHOLtCS Al i. SA1Nt. ""-""""'' I \ in Vie nmalri: ~~,.;M3..b ENG•~•" p~.,.......,.., · _1 .. ..,.... from Penon.ne-I Office, 32400 . tel' needed 7:30 to 4:30, . _ t tanymu~1 . S3td 1 ·1;1'1:'111..,..._• os .., ·-· . ~ .~ .. , , · · _ :u&>">A· ."-"~.1.1:.n. ' E$roO)thunt -ll Victoria. adlt to cu.re for 6 & 8 yr old Pa.!ICO Adelanto, San J uan lmmedl•te Openl.ngs i\lon thru Fri, starting Aui. Phone ~7.21 or \vrl.te &t ~,lfB• ·c.0.14. ': · ~~flPet.:&;filnd .. _ · , ~ lilteli?~ &<Ektertor 7~45-4~,' ,Mon ~h.ru Fri. ~m 2-8 pm, h>ton.-Frl. Live ~uan Capistrano, CA. 92675. Per,manent Positions 27. 1\·Jus t enjoy chlldren, P .0 .Box . Costa Mesa. Lie. . !--"!'•· :' .. F. ·.(..,../& Wlnilir*J· . k . 5'6--~1 ~· . . • e ~nor.out. 87~7650. i14/493·\1n. •. huve c:at. inaturc, exp'd, . . oo\;tiAttlnJ,•!ii>N.~m_:,~ Pl .. ter. Patcii) R' .... lr BADYSl'ITERheetled Ill'"" Etv!L Englnee, w/5 yrs co N s TR U CT!ON ASSEMBU:RS ""•reifd. -1 -·•'' C .'ft! C~-l..,,., . , w. .,:J,;.1_ ' -Mme·S''dys a Wk. &·Hrs a e."ll:p'. in sub-divtsion design & Superintendent la....,. lract T d' I , Pa . '· 'd• 1:, J • ltftit / ....-.er•!• -... ·: * .t"'A:1u1 ... ~ING·* dti,y. \Viii pay well. MUst procbslng for posiUon a.~ .· . · ·e.~ · ' ?.tin 6 nm's cxper lri v.·iring & HOUSEI<EEPER, lh·c -In ""a er s "'a 1se ~ .:~. ·,J~M,· Qu\Ohiie\ ., ... :: .. ii. , Alflypes. ·Fr~ e•fim. altl ht\vt~~.-Aft 6~ 97MJ!l8. Assistant to director or expeltel}Ced 111 all ph~s. !401dering of chA.Ssis. con· Bal>ysitlcr for $1! yr girl, 1, lj . 1 1 , ... ~. "'~Mpfw,t ·dr\w;~l .•• "Call~ BAJiYSJTI'ER hff<!ed '.niy e!lfC~z:tng. Major honte ~~~ ~~chm0e~!1~~~: :!c,e;;~~s & prlnted •circuit dny.h'Virte.;T.)2-7347 . . ~lace w/boncrete '60c t~. PN.nt)il,,. ,\ ·, I ho!lfe ,f¢r 2 children aae• a ~aer w So. Calif. wl!h of· Principals only ( 71 4) '. H::>USEKEEPE.·, :o \\·ork in · 1·11es Ne de1t,Atl)'te ~L Wall'l6 . 1::·5. O*n t.raht.. CM atel tiee'-in o~ Co, Top 833-3.100 . ... NSC EM conVah~sCcnt llOSP-Gd. \\'II· .. ' I· · • «.:Dailoi. "NN •job '. '.i;R, OTIS "'""""iNG, , -~ 61&-1974 ' • · aaliJr & benefits, Send COOK .SAU E ' I RA H ge• + bcnefi". Cail 642-2410 .. . ~~ ':·, . , ~II' a~ l\'' -'. · "'· , resume to P.O. Box 2340 · . ~ T 3767 Birch, Newport B. or apply 144j Superior, NB '_. " •' • 1 " I ' • · tltiters ' diipc)ea]j; ,~ BA,JJYSITI'ER 2 children., 'Newport Beach. 92663, For Continental dinner hou~. nea.r Orange Co. Airport HOUSEKEEPEJt. 4 d J, •• t~~~S . ~/. =~:;~ ,~~~:;-cJ· =·~~·o;:.;~eo~ ~= Ja~i:~~· si · ~~ ~~~ ha~e :~!~ Equal Oppor~ E01pio~~ rn/f "·eek, Xl11~. benefits, P;J; . t·"'• • ·~ , ' ~~.._1-t .~ .,:' ,. ·•• t 55t0$"8 \ 7 ,1 , , ''W hr Must be fNer 3S cuisine. Steady employment -· ~ LidoNFI~ 466 Flaaiht,p "dO: liars · :~-'~ .. · rt:'"·'".. ·,. · mc :IU:PAIR it\li:>lsi;: 1 ,infl!>!..,Plfl .~1e...,;.,.,nefded,6T.14J99 Topsa!aryplusmnge ben--~· , Rd, s " .. ,,1., ., . _ . 1 •NO•JOb-i1ool'"1a)t .. time. ;;o,me,. h<i.fieWbtk, efitJ tor right man, Am· Eln;uvuJ~ ~ HOUSEKEEPER,Laguha " DA •Ji'!• re 4 Crtdefttt&led' ··.. • .. ~ .... -~SePL 4 1NB are brosla, 50~ 30th St., Ne-w· ' ' Niguel, 2 dll)'s a wk. Salary. y, ·' ••• ~" : ........ • ' . ~-LL ' 11 '" d'· '. ' ~ ... .,.~.{ * I • ' • • a. : ......... 0 -ch Sr ........ ,.:..,. -4~ ' , -· • ... -· --.,_,., -T,~·f4".r.,R~'a~.p.tr · •. BAB)t,~3 ·~: k .. /) ' c.00;(': ~on-pro1ew.oo1 . ..,,...Jl!I~~ ;ee;US'EK"EEPER1oo1n\,. {'NTIQUE swi-~~sit Bcpc . ~~ •• ...\'!.~~~. ·i CllJ:'"'k, •. Ho~' .. ,,. •'. .-.....11.:,, t11t • hbnie,. Jrvtne,. · ;i.if"~ Coco 6 Marun. ladies, men or cou· MUM! drt«. No 8mOke, • bells, drums. 12 tunes ... "4 ... '!~,.1~" ~~ _ , . _ ~ ,V • t~ "'i4inf:-.chlld:,,Stut Se~<(J m.o50'1. 'J. . pie. Every Friday Night. Must b~ve 2 yrs exper. ,i llort livMn or <1ut, lf,.B. 9f33..S22.I, t21000.Value.Southeri11'ln-· .. 1:'-l''COdfH , ~~;;,.~ . :, .. · -•',.:.1;··... 1 .,. , BAi.~111.!T'l',l~. · ... fdes&: l1 PlalnSeaFood.4HO din·runtn1ll&IRthe .. ,set~plt ,ii'ili'f(ANI'C ner BeU $180 valu.e, Trade ~J ~ -'li .. 9 ~ 30,: $10 .i.:.... ·-i,i 0• l'iCJ'3, Serve fr6m 6-9pm. nu.1 tlf\Y std mac~Jnf. 1nd Import 'm;tOJ-:lit e c,h a n i e tor merchandise. 494:1&i2. · J~ ~c1~0 ))l'Q!':fJh .t ~Mfif::V.ttf.ddiil~e-~~~1)~ .~fii!l.Mt!~!~t"!I_ 1i ....,. d ·• -· t~91 l"i'~ M<U". •• Your own buslned In small Stuff. gpec\allzlnlr In s A A 13 , HAVE 21' ·'13 Firtball mtr """' 1..1. • • u ~ ..... ~ "" ..... ,. ..9.Vc J N_ewp<trt \Vaterfront club. Babcock kf'n.<lutl. Flllt • .It Al Romt<>., born e 00 1 'L Dodac chaisls, wk~nlPtr + '70: 2$' 11ni'~f · :W ·s : ·~ 1 i°' ·Av•'~~ 1\Ma l1x1CfU:l Equipped kitchen. Utl1, A C _ ~ ,. S!t!.lolli At1'\"t l'M!'\vetl lmport tlut 'undtr w!tfl'. 1400 ml. '1riiJirr; +~$2ooo. 'tb•j. \\t~~ 1f f9 . t-i , Ntat;:~tt.1 ~ rt:lrl ~ MEN'S SPA ' An laundry furnished. No rent. Elt ctronlc1 or _r'. ... Cnr '$Pecl•,."t. \V\IJ 3ceept car in trd or ? Q'lof~· bOttic. 1 " ' •·· •• >1 Tel~t•ktn tRJPafr AtTENDANT .I< 1 , ~l5070mun: iunrruitcc. Call CD\~. or F.sl<irlinr C(lrp.) Dick Miiier Motors :WS-3766/586-5807. I I cau 4$9-2770 ~ w~l,$ t f 18P i na "(I . •.. ' 1 ·-• Nfl>Cd vouna man Over 21 pit BUSBOY . or appnt . 350~ lhu1>or, Co~n ~leAA ta! \\'. Warnet', santa 1\nu. §OUDch01T)'Wood tw lnBR SiiARP IO\mi;oWJo: .• ,; ·relbll<illliJ,,'~, ,., ... COLOR 1Y R•111tr1'••1>0rl, only.,UAM-T:30PM.,Sal & COOK (l<<ded fo' -' ,. I . s I 11el w/trlple d~r & nigMt iinchl~ b8.. 112,500. ;Equity. \i'ql ; CIH!~e~ welt telailonable,' nt(l•t n homei Sun. NO txp. nee: · vo.lcscent ho5pital. app\y.3·10 Equt\l. Oppo1·. Employer m/f . n1ur1nce • et 1tal1d; mapl1.1 gun cabinet. Elk anae tor duplex or ~ ·l : • , . Freie.,tstlm&te, HiB .. N..B .. , SH. PertOt1'hel mer. Vic torin, Costa 11'1 e1 o , "r no"'· lu\ve 2 openlng.11 101' \\11.nt small aatlboat, or 1, Trf"'tx. 'Ft)RTlN co: · Ga C'.T;f. Sert •'•Gllll)mof9o 1221 W. Coaft Hwy., NB :run Thn.C' -642--0387. Elec • .-ln1nactor $2 7Shr 8~nl.o1 10 S('ll lll(' & diM'blll· ~ · ;.-,;.: ~ -·m..1 ' . ,.-· ly fol' n ~1ktlo'·cstcm co. ti.8481 Rt.i}WJll ~ , -... -, ""fi · , BAR Maid, Queen Bee; 1562 APPLY In Pera.on COl)PLES t,o earn $100!.. to &Xpcr1e1\Ctl •~uary Xln't prot1iicts & tool~ to to lr&de '67 t>il.Ulln LOE. Cl ~rt)'~linrt'of EJtP. f!!>•. ~~te Tlltt ... , ' , NttWpQtt Blvd, Cotta Meu, 71 F•shlon ltl•nd $1000 per nlO, prcvlou!I 'm~·cat~ '"·ork v.•lth. AIJIO 1~ tor good di.rt or street <;Uf ault. tor nUrst .home1 • ... ms~itdCe le ,..p_. ~ ) l Newport BeiCh bllalneu expcr, not ~· l:Ml~\CY an nu al.ited comtnluioc. i>lM.' , ' miU.cnlr Or'40 un. UJOOO Cl " II '~ ~,_l\AMJC TILl;l NEW ·~ BEAU1'1€1AN, ..-1, IO)lely; " · 615-4846 ll'\1 · ,F.411~, .&.~. C•m• In A""' our Jll1l(h«:te. Call bd.,.. 4 PM ft1ll wbordlnate 50% }".,. ~ 1 remodel.. Frie Ill SD). Jobi ' 00.y allop ~·' t • Hoq COUNTER woman. Apply •• l'Mait .~ _c.etilerl Brokers •~!come. For oppt 1 $36.8661 Wl:it ba~)'Ol.I~ ~~~ '•Yiiidt'ittV ~1J'ttlla: wd.CCJM. 5'6;"-IG,il&89 t •• H6epttal,.N.B.• ll '8&-3671 F-.t ttsults are'Jimt a pbooo Fotdtr f'rteie, 899 w. 19th ~ call Ray Rico Al3oefatc1. J\lllll'•t ••••'•••lliJil'•'•l ••trli'•IJlil'ii'sl '.!t ntaU FJ.i;t at:~., .IY".'.I fd~ ... " !l!;!l! .t &li-%371. •!Wltned. ' • ;c.u,!lftlY ~ • SJ., la Mc... ClaMUled .,,,,.&l2..(;618.,-"842--"-"0089.=------I " " ' I I I f I O.IJLY PILOT .___ .. _ ... _. _ .. _l[IJJI · ......... ll lJ ! I : r,:~~· . §!,ti" l[IJJ 11~1 ~·-iiiii··-r &.;..;.: ;!!I!Jl ·· ... ,,.~···lllJtl ''"""'"' _,,,,, 1~1 ~I~; Hole "'!..,i. Ml, 110 11• W•~. M• " 71' ~ W1~111, M I " 111 l!i,Miiiriiin1i111iiire•iiiiii.:~.~1~ol!Oiiiril••il•il .. ~_ ~,.-;;~au~I Mel• Wantad, M & ff 711Holp Wanl.,11\ llP.1)10 MACHINISTS · - Top pay & liberal wage program. J'tid health & ilental in.•urance. ll paid holidays a ~ar. Long term •ecurity. Roy•I Industries, a major manufacturer of nu. Clear component~. l!t now hiring experienced machinists in the following categories. All shifts. · .Jig lore Machinist Profile Machinist NC Machinist Engine Lathe Machinist Grinder Machinist ID·OD Mllllng Metc:hinist ' Personnel Department will be open for in· terviews 8 AM·6 PM Mon-Frl. & 8-noon .Sat. Other interviewing times can be ai:~n~d., ROYAL INDUSTRIES 2040 E. Dyer Rd,. !Redhill & Dyoel Santa Ana, Ca. 540-3210 An Equal Opportunity En1ployer Hofp Wonted, M & " 710 Htlp Wanted, M & P 710 INSURANCE SALES * Key Entry * Wantod, Ml~ 710 Help wa.;..i;·,_. !.i 110 ~ 6 .ii P operator for an1wcrlng M&NAOy .Y 'M:"!' EE aervloe. Evenlnr w or k . Oubtftndbtt J__qp~iwtY lo Steedy job. 5J6-ll8$1 •4vuncc <• 1)111~ posl· : PfiESS OPERATOR Uo0n In 3°':-60\tl\)'I, Our cur-\Vomen to tA-ork ror plastic runt n1 a rt a g e r 3 cam nv.il:dlng plant 546-."ll'"O $1~-$1500 1110. ~fust have · ' · dtior to dtl()I' caJ'Mlilfl1i el{~ Jl(!riencf'. " ' SERVICE ' • '6 PBX WHO WANTS 'l'O WORXI ' ~ Bl 1 8utly Pelican relief. GoOtl ~ •-·-.. DIUVE A CASI SALB SA1', ONbY t:30 lo"~· i e ~/itt ~1or & ,palnltulljjp ~ CHOOSE your hours, """' Jllll/SAT/J\IN -sale, m!ac. /w-nisb-, • . te~• ttl1lfr otdeft, Pt7 wJC for )'OW'lell, be )'OU!' own $ Save A Compare $ Ina•. cloltlfl'l8 A 1J~1~ • Uh:t.r•J.tao -dajtl l0-6. Calt.-itit. BrUt at bou. Men or o,i,omen. can Prlet 4 Qualltr palqtln,ira.., $otnethl{w ft>r ~ 1 • Maint. -dlstiwaah«. days Jotwon • son Llnooln be altahtly handicapped, Sl'OCK to 'nit .ctlLINC ~ J,~G~ ~re~0W~ ~ West Cout Hwy, N.B. Ptlen!"!_r;v, _2621) Harbor Blvd, N ta t...ctean APPtat&nee". SALE WARtHOUSE FULL ht'T & Hell on Mcac:krMark -· '!lt&WOMAN C.M. MKllDO,t"" Vt1, retired. Ap ts to '10. wrt'lf BETTER Coif Coww. • J!ome Cen ter Snlet, must SERVICE ·Sta: , SuJuman, SUpiflement )'OU1' iJ'IOOm(f. YVRNJ'J'URE :;;:::..,;::::;:;:::;c.-----1 bl.Ye>• aooct eye for color p / Utne, tva/we41kr:nrl!I. Drive• cab 6 bra or mart • " 100'1 ol Style. A Sizes .. 2 RKtRICS power mowt1r, l\·latketlni; &'C'y S6{iO ::,.,uh'f'nieuts:: coordinating, Some· ~xp. In Neut appearance. Apply day. Apply lp PftlOll, Our New Bu1lne.1 Corra."' dreucn, i d:eka, orlenW 1. i\ccu 1111e li.>1;111 Ilk« typing •111.pery, carpet W et1. Otnu• mor111, 2590 Newport Blvd, Yellow Cab Co~, 186 E. lSlh 1··niru Satlsl1ed CUJ.tomerv" furniluri', ',al 1~ la.bk:, Ii -.~ .. :~,'~,u1~1~.',','., ~~ !~ i\llniinal hookki'Cpin" & comin. 5 dtl, "'k1 niwit C~'f. St., Cott• a,te!•· . Living Room1Bo tk-droontt, chn1, 2 Lanatli . '°i'"'thl & Call fflr. Nl'wru411 979.Sm Pr0f111ion1I > St~rotary/Bookk"po r ..... ~ L .... .... """'' " J .~. d Jt I Dini .. •-•-1 ch11. r1. mJ)ti, co ng, P.,,, .• ,, ... •·c·y 1100 .\la1url' bual~tflll ll'l:crt>laty 'vor: '""en s. a or appt, SERVICE Sta . sa•··man, \VOl\tAN to do 11 gh t iwvm, x ~ n111, ,..,.. R tt ._. , .... "" °" Mr Le\oin NI I I tt""A~ """ Matb'f!ll! • Sto R..i-J tuy11, ete. etc . .,.."". cga tl Exe<". s~:tr<>ltuy $700 \\'orkhl1:(1·on iUon~. . • ' gue n • ..,.11. I/time, eves. 1 Yr lite housekttpina & babysit 3 t • ves. .._ .... If· Dr. ff.B. Op~lte Edison Clerk Typ111tttl s;,7;; Sn1nll off ice-l3alboa Bfly 962-«.66 n1ec b. exper. Neat nP-)T. old + 11chJ. ohlldrcn, eratQno WuheNI, Dryfni. •J.S. off tlanillfm Mkrng Sc1c'y, no sh $GOO \York fit-Id · ' ,SALESLADY -(.'ashier. Art pcarance. Apply morns, 2:>90 Pi:tu"l be rtlirlblc, bave own ~II At Ct,""ent Su.vi~s! ! Exf'i' ~ Conslr bckgrnd $600 l::>tnb. It. ££!all' lnvC8tmcnls & Cran background helpful. Nev.·port Blvd., Co1ita l lca:a. lran11poi1aU011. 5 da)'I only "$1Xtnlsh ~lodem ' MISC. flITTliturt'. ha~ A'Pn,· Cle rk S500 1. 1 . Ol"er 31>. Aaron Brothers, SERVICES $25(1, nlO. 962-9000 aft 6:30 "J"renC'h Provincial" !urnltut:f, 2 cribs, chll s I 01· nt1·1;:1c11' Conw.c1 1714 NeWpOrt Blvd. Costa tatlcis Attenden t, p.m. FREI!; DELIVERY \111u'drobe, ltUI01notiv(' ptu1s Sctt1'1 Rcc.._..p1 S750 Mr. Barlter, 673-7921 MCB&. ~. i\lr. Cooley. lull or part time, exp, neat. CUh or Finance Avnllable 1n1l cng lawn mower, A1 Constr bckgrnd $650 2PM • 4PM SAL"SMAN p 0 we, Apply tn person, 300 E. 17th kEl'OSSESSlON CENTER td(ler, &: many. other thin&•· . i.:iec Te<:h S'l.50-$5.5() hr I !!'l':':!'::~!'l!!~l!!!~~'!!!!' w St. C.M. ~ 619 E. f.tti. ~ .• Santa:Ahn J58 llumllton, c.~1. 642--082!) ' ~~;y ~~~~por s2·~d50 PlfRCHASING cleRK :=-i:ij,p~~~; SERVICE Sta. Attent'lant, .. If_• Ip I OaJl)' 9'to 7, * Sunday.11·5 10:00 on. j StH:'y Rccept $651'.1 ExpcL'-p1<ef'd. a.s.ro i\'Prrl , Cbunty. Write C1a111dtled Ad f\ill or p/thne. Apply In MOVdiG SALE -Bea11tltul MOVING, llvetyt.hing musl , F.:Xt-c. Secretary $875 typing. Send r(>SUntc to Sad-M. al'J, Daily Pilot, P.O. penon, 3195 Harbor Blvd, llv1nsJoom furn I i tire . &O! At &ltle-(lway prices! f'lle Clerk $.175 dleback Valley Unified Box 1560, Cotlta Men, Ca. CM ·· . . ""1mOtt b;and new, oflly 3 Cloth1.Nr, houa:ehoid items, Sec'y, Jnd Rel S600 sCbool District 25172 La Paz ~ , SERVICE ·sta. Gr'a"Y)'ard Ant!9uet IOO 0\0 old; Couch, love seat dlah'waaher, bicycle & bike 1 NEWPORT ltd., Laguna' Hills,.ca. SA,LESWOM.EN, asst. Shilt11J..7 am.Muatbe"nea.t v I, ,,, .•'1~1 ~or. al&aa ~~·wigs, typewriter: A 1 Pirtonnel .&-enc~ ~. ~dlinc date Aug, mMqer. Import G 1f 1 & exper. Apply 3100 Harbor AN·TIQUI SALi ~bin A ·eottee table.· f\\'81 ti morel 9~30. Aug. U & 8 '"W 12<'1. Shcpo. Full A P/Tlme. Blvd., c.M. .JO' Oontalnet-amvlnr 11111 ,!aq!P, l!inrlo bed •. 141 12. 24)72 Slr<jlQc~. El TOI'.'>. , 33 Do.L~.•38°7•0•1 N. • REAL ESTATE Interviews, Galleon Gift'!, SERVICE,1taUon attendentA · wk. American Antt®et, 0Ftortrtcla, .,.,~1 A, San GARAGE Sale, moving. 11-:3 ' _., Sluth Coast Plaia. Otf, Male or Fem. Time .t: % tcd-muet make l"Ql;l1n. M!thcr sm~l)te.,..,J.• Sat &. SUn. TV, !Urn, squlr· ! SAWPEOP' It:. Mon, A••· 13, 4,<lpm hounl ovee 40. 837--0917 prooent orock Of Flhlaheil BLUFF&, Quallty lumltutt. rel .cat<•, Jon, odding,macb., , MAR.KET -Liquor Store ha• .,.s; c.i~i SHARP Alert Girl 1 Oak. AdVertlsillfl: ttu A Rea,JOaable •. Golden Walnut fluot'e9C'ent fixb.ireA, je\v<"ley • several openings tor xln't Art> you an t"XJ»erienced ""'ea: dlvetslfied office ~r •iglu At d'l'ulic reduetklNI. dthlnr -.1, 60" x 40'' ~ble, & n1isc. 27142 Capistrano ' C l e r k s w I manage Mal salesn1an or. Yi'OJlUUt Who li!i 1?oWve~~mo~;~~s~ MacGregor y ht w 'C~ · fl' a ch &. Co. ~f!I, 2332 ext. to llG" .-6 chalhl, BuUet Ln, HB (Megi.olla & Ban· t po!t>ntlal. Xln't \\'Orklng happy \\'hen'! you are yet ·earn to $2,(XX) by 0eC". l. No lS:-sl PlncenUa, c:M. ' . Newport Blvd., . IW2-~ CUit.om _pads . f.15(). Oii;d ntnrl . ~·011d!1. !Jay <>r nil!.>!!, SaJtH)' in1agines ·there is anotllf'r delivery _ 00 coUectlon. SITTER . 3 6P PR.IVATE oolltttlQn avtJI; \\'alput module, 2 crean1 J\fEDITERRANEAN consoll". C:PCn .. ,\pply in pcrso·n, 3041 con1pany lhat orri•t-s be1t<>r Free Hostess glftll, need T\•;o boy~ie:1~ucild M& Peratan ~11, Hopl In· textured_ vl~I 1eat1. center 25" color TV. A.'1'/0f ~O~slu,!~~na. ~~1:f,.•0~~/r~.' no"°,~_:;, c111~e,•,.•,.,g car, S23-S-IS4 Gifts .11 Slater cal.I 96., ,..46. dlau pottery & tiavajo rugs. !~~le1 $jl), All Xlnt ct1nd. l!tereo, maple tbl & 4 chalN. ' !\1ATUHJ·; full 1in1r-fo1 boy. u u ' G ~~ Antq, childrs dresser, Kirk vn-139 intake 1n.anlfold, ,\ barrel I'\o SunHn er help. Full conl· gl'£'ater indl\'idu:;J gl'O\\'th adgets STATION Attendent 40 hr sterfing Chas. ?t.t. Russell oil R6ARING 1\ventles BR. set carh for ~ Ford & n1isc. · po.oy bnfrs. Contact J at'k potential? ff so, \i'f' aie lhnt SALES l'CpreaenlaUve .fl.I/F \\·eek, Top po,)', benefits, print Brasa bed, Pr. Hitch· ivory color, ontale, \.\•ell ilen1s. 3.150 Kerl")' Lane, K<-"ll .V Toni Stamp .Ford, Sun con1pany and \\'Ot1ld like 10 to sell oltice supplies in Apply 8am·2pm, Chevron cock chairs & more t.ntlques. made. Single bed lrarnc, COllta Mc8'\, Clc1nenre. · · C~~L '1'il~~~-ELL Newport Beach a.r ea . Station. 3000 Fa l r v·i e w, Aug 11 thru 17lh. B)' appt. b e d al <l e ta b I e , Jg ·''o'°A"n"A°'o°'s~s.'""f•-,F'""rld~. ,..,,-,,,h-ni •r"CJJ N PROP-Permanent position, sales Costa ?-.fesa 49+16.52, dreneT \v/e.ttaeh, f!d mlmir, S"nday. Baby f"m • , .,. l'.. /\ IC · -Some ex· ER1'IES Jne. experience pre I erred. d u in ..1 .. 1 -'" " « pcrien(•e 011 boat machinery. Saddlt'back Valley Office &a.ch Stationers, l 8 o 7 ~ET FOREMAN • CITY FORCED to sell. El~ant ar fll ... e room "'"'· clQthel'I, -'Ola, ·wood. tools, : No ex:p nee., eam \\'bile you Immed. Opening on 2nd or Electrical experience help. 586-0'122. l'(e,..port Blv4, Collta Mein. OF SAN JUAN CAPISTAA· French 9 PC Din let. carv. 673-0701 cabinets &. ml!IC items. 2364 , learn, part time. eves le 3rd !hilts &. ,.,.knds lrl our 'ful. 27'!0 ~' \V. C.Oast J~Wy.. NO. $7CH-$863. per lllQfl(h. ed Inlaid WOQdfi $~or btt REDUCED 'l'O $300. Redlands Drive. N B., . wknd.t, full time when qu.all-Ore Co. dalll center. Npt. Bch. 548-9694. SALES -RETAIL Experience required tn Pub-o'!Ir. Knabl: lituare Gn.nd New SJmmons 60'' lowaeat 642-4672. ~ I fled, · · MEDICAL Qfficc in Hunt \Ve are ·Jooking .tor u.leemen lie \Vorks cmstructioi'I ~ Role Wood Piano w/tnlald hlde-•bed, Beautyrest mat· UVJNG Room Salt-_ Sat ) Farmers Illllll'&llCe Oroup Competetlve 1eliry Bch. ·back ofOce" girl. Write. lo assist us t:hrouah a very n:iainte~ operatiom. Ob-Mottler otPeul Othti: lteQls Ire~\ •. Y.ellow le ·brown 10am to 6pm. Spanilh ~, Ed Lani * 5'0-1834 r•te• Clll.'Jailled ad No. 923. PJUIY busy back..fO..a:chool aeaAOn. tain application from :fer. 8.1S-916l or ~ Hfl'CWOO Jabrle. MHOU a.ft furn. & brenkfast aet Ja.mpa / 1-;========i I Convonlont location & Pilot P.O. Box l56il Costa lf )'OU .... a oollege otudont """""1 .Ottlco, 3™ Paaec *BIG MISC Slilll t* .• . ' & drapeo. Good oonci. 321191 ' I""""' .,.,.,, '11\t• n 4 &11y Commute r.:tesa, Cal. 92626 . ~=. ~ (: .:;,{ ;i:; ~CA ~ J~~~pi~ old Jugs, bottle•, tools coUef DANlSH Modern Maple 4pc Camterra, SAn Juan l INknd Shift .Pr•m. r•t•s MEDICAL transcrlptlonl•t· Sept; 15th and are inWelted · · · Y 11 trlnden, flat irofts, Jan, .. t. hfa"'botrd, ' dreaen Capistrano. 493-4no \ I Full or p/time ~t of~ice gl'rl for X·ray of-ln having a busy & in· TACO BELL baskett, leaded &1•. much * ,tprlna • mattreM. 2 CLUB clU'•, $15 ea.' 129 &: Key Oise fice, 1» Mission Viejo. REAL ES!A'J'l. SALES teresUng month before you Prefer student w /n I Jh t mott at 1550 S. Cit ltwy1 Fr• m f. XI n t con d . Formica dinette tbl SlZ. Ap.1 19".J;-4700. ' SUCCESS CAREER start attendina all those claa:aes. Pal1 Um~. Good Laguna Beach!!!. · R.euonable. att 7:00 pm pliancn & mt_sc. Sat 8:30-~. I Call f714/ ~ ~IOTOR Route Driver for New or. eicperlenced. Join the clruises again: or if you are starting salary. No e:x· ANTIQUE Cram.a.phone 60 '824628 Sun 1-5. 2906 Car Ob For Appoinbnent o ·1 p·1 W ·Id' I d f lnteresled In .........,an-t perlence necesMry. 818 y-·· old ~ Genn•""' CUBfOP.f mahogany cab'··ts (Eliatblu!f} NB a1 y 1 ot Jn South La.guna. or s ari=esl an astest ~_. tl al ~l'k.,,, ""& Ocean Ave, Hunting t 0 n .;"' uV1n -·~ , booluh::J . gw 0 "~ , A S•f-u•rd Builn••• h<fust Ji ve 1n area and have p-owtna.rr~le organization p.._., mes es ll'O now B h 5.16-7llOO _..,.,, 645-lSffi. , « eves, 7]I oor to GARAGE' Sale -mile. tum, -• valid drivers I J c e n !I e . with a neuvurk of o'ver 300 after r.ehool starts. \Ve eac · · ANTIQUE roll lop desk ~· :n.lns. nl 11C1 wall hanging dlthcs, musl<'al i n i; t r u , Sy1te~! Corttpll!!Y Depenrl1:1ble au1o and cu::;h office! and b<'eome a v.·ou!d wry mu.ch. like to TEACHER needs auba:lltute etutlve. size. Xlnt. ~nd. , .,.,,f'] 1~ t, $150 for all. T.V '&,. all kinds of goodte1. KEYPUNCH bond required. Call 11aiT)' men1ber of our Millionaire have Ute opportunity of al hon1e~ One child. Lite Jlaxl !inn 5.19-<1383 .,,._....,, 8.30-4 .30 p.m., Sat & Sun. IDllli"" l><nrONNEl . St.'eley, 642-4321 Club. ?-.fulti-ntillion dollar meeting )'O.u &: di5cus1lng housev•ork 12 lo 5 pn1. PINE ice~ sr•.' Child'• \\'ATER , .. ~· king glie, ~Oc.-ea~ Blvd, CdM il\.Vll"4C i-t:r\,J Top$$$ Equal Oppor. Employer advertising program: Frte the poulbllity ot you a:eJI. 962-8789. rolJtop de!!k •A" -• comp ~/rreater, OOtrt mat-DRUMS. telescope, a:tcroo, SERYICES•AGENCY All 1hltts avo.llable NEED an extra income? r,arttnteed licensing atho01. Ing Jn the most intriguing S73-i658 tresa A llner, rails & head-dlshv.·asher, Honda & misc. Irvine s.io..4450 Pl;!J·maneJJI part tilti(' help XCt'llent a:alcll tralnfhf. retail &tore Jn Newport The Balboa boanl. Best offer. 54>4693 21 551 Knnokoo Ln H.B. SIE OUR 1780Z Sky Parle iw..'<led. Eves. only, incl What 111 your liccnle worth Beach., Pleue call 6«-6070 CLOSING OUT SALE!! att 5. <•hlmilton &. Busbard). Sat SUNDAY LISTING Ana11elm 5J3.2.322 "''kndl!: Over 18. .P.1.<tle & lo ,you? Check our rnonlhly & ask for the sto re lay ·Club Everything to be 80ld at 1550 1 O Foot ADMIRAL &: Sun. CAU. TRJSH HOPKINS lTIO \V. La f'a\Jna . female. Apply Pa u Io lxlnua program \Vhlch means nianager. S. Cst Hwy, Laguna Bch re ,,.._tor, Coppe<'lDne, GARAGE •·Je •·t • ~- JE NEVER A FEE AT ortl"!Ol'T>n D · I T'· SSS io you! Plea,e call I . ls Now •---·....i~ .. ,..,.. ""'' O);,I °" ......._ RRI ·wHI'l"I'El\tORE ~ • ....., .. .-v riv~ n .,.eau·e after 8 yt;._·ni Jo 835-48]) * SALESMEN * ,.._,~., .... '6 AUTHENTIC hand carved S80 Double bed complete moving evel')'thlne muat 4S8 E. 17th St. (at Irvine) CM Tempo Temporary Help pin. · u isi 8 nes ' -Ap~icatioui Fer." WOOden indian, 6' ,tan, incldnr. book ca• e head-go.· Sto;fer redllClng me.ch , Suito 224 '42-1470 Nuti<" RED CARPET Do yoo take "Salesmen MAIDS & beaut. cond. 55!-lro5 boon!. 567-5'28. 1len:o & opeaken rug, et<:. kEYP.UNCH .RN-LYN-AIDE . w~rited" ads with a &min or AN1'I~UE white din. rm aet, 1536 Sant1100lla c.dM. ~JA. NITORi IBl\f . Alptra A numerical. 11-f & other shifts. Top pvt REfL••.EltSoT,.ATE r:~i1~t:1, all~me;:!u1f· POITIRS Applf1ncn I02 ~e t~. 4 gold velwt L1r1••t o., ... Sile J\.1u:st have k~ ·exper. duty pay. Immed. ~ tor . .,.. 1001 . . , Cushl9n diafn. Kr. tz, Med. tn ~. Exl'eptfouali)' Jo9.< Mature with .restaurant, ex-lence. 'Xlnt•\\'Ol'king oondf-'floor duty. Cou nty w Id e ~AL'.ES._MANAGER ' • 1~ Pi.e·put. The job~ dom ,For The Opening ot O'.JlDSPOT ~ •. headboard. ~ , va I u e . prices, 2 wkend&, Aug. perience. Must have good tions .\ benefits. Apply ~t: ?ntrv\\.11. Mon-Fri 9·5. R~sale Oftlce· n~.! manager lived up· to the clalm m the Our New Guest Units Kenmore Walh!n A dryers ~mT 11-1'. 18-19 (9-61,, 3024 refs. le take pride in work. ITT JABSCO PROt>UctS Lesooulle-Nw·ses Regi!ftry ·"'1th 2 Y~ Ot Real .Est~@ ··ad. ·" · :rre;,."'t A ....... ...&A · MUST sell · 1 Coolld ~~ ro...-.... __ Good ~y for reliable man. 1485 Dale Way, eoitta·Mesa ~ _}lO!!pitAJ· Rd., ~ (Lob'. e>.i;ierlfl!Ce .. Newport Bea ' qt>. )'O~ell a Javor .,A ~X· 'ApPJy-Mond~ l:hru Fri<lay · .... · ........,.~ ' sreen ~ ve vet ac, no. '"• vnla 11"'",... }\Ill Of"Part time. Ambrori&, _Eqµal Opporrµrilly Em~-r by . Park LldO , a t d·~ ) .11tea~. -~xpanding ct1rht>&iiY •. ~lore th if one. II you d 1_1ke 9 AM·3: 30 ·PM ' D1.9e0n~!nu~ ~odd.I , . chair-, w/ocin $WJ. ~n ~SEl10LD l'.I'EMS! so 1fllh St Y.'!'.!~ _642-~, f>.llt.~~. ...'E:o.!cCllt'nf . oPflOrtun!Ht' "tbv fL1 make ·~ a . w~k 1m· ~UCtton!i ~o SUIO. ~ .:wJhd $60. KlnPlze Thurs & Fri 12 to 1 andrSat & . 1 ..., " Nf?\•:port Beach. LADY bartender • coc.li~i,is, . professional -m'Owth .,, A....;;... .mediately,. wtth . an eye to • -PenOnn.el Office an, ~ .t ~· , ~..!'r-flhlme, -All x,lnt Sun·9'to 1: (9650 Smokt Tree JANITOR, Full Time, Jiandy expt>.r. ne,at,,.a.tt.ta.cl.iv~. Call · Nur1t1 Aides-· . . .:.11 .. -~· ". 'J>l;'IJ' JVuch more ln the luturf", ·1""1 W C · H · Xdama at in&plla, fl.B. .~ .. ~ or·MTfi~ A\'t', FV.J ~ran for Costa 'tit As 11. before :f Pl\f. S!&-AJTQ(l • ~ . · Ordirliil' ,, in .coUl.4!..len'Ce. ,.Sen.,. rl!~ie I"cf like to talk lo \'Ou. If .-:.e,-• Ollt wy. 9&)..7781 '''. :· MOVli_NG tG ·apt. 21" Cbki ru. RNITURE 6-.itMce&, building. Penn. employ,. LAROE oorn·--. ... i'~:f!Q"' .Openinj:s au .Mllt3.'. Good to. 91~•Ul~ ·a(l no. 63.,\, clti yciur 9ua1Jficntlotia .,m&.lch /i'N•'tf~·r't lt•eh 'IV ~ rm tet din ho _. Ref8 te<J. ph. 847-9696, 9-!I. cotnlnei-clai".~ fudUst 1· 1n. !arttng \ ')t • ' Daily. Pikit. P. 6 : Box 1560. our ~Wtt-iiienti1, lhl• could ~ , I 11 REFRIG. Lg, ·late ··moo.cl WtbM..kiroot mar11i~ U1 ~ tnftc. hoUBe Id g'09ds. Sat terior design dlV"Ltion: Need fits. Tr~T~::s· . ~~~e~:, £0~'!2.fe~~:~c;a111. 9~ -.be Lhe career ¥.0\l'.v• been '. T_.[M' P'OiS . \Vhirlpool, top ft'6eier, Only tblll · hide-a-bed mlat: ~ & , su.11 ll-5 P~f. 8S8J J C exp. designer & ·ace'. extc. · olde1· \\'tn:nen pre!'d. LVN . 'REAL ESTATE SAlES lookb11,for. , _I. $75. Gu dr)'tt; lw modcl 4 Wkend1 ~5-n'.1& ' · · SWordlish, f'V Resume & s ·a I a r Y re. Ghru'ge 11-7 sfiltt. Rebel FDEE' LICENSE Interyiew appoif;tme~t i !).4 \\lhirlpool, sell Cit .8\VaP 'tor DOUBLE lied ' . • Garage saJe ALL ITEMS ' • . h d LV ' ".TRAINING '?J\I, ,_,e•kd--. s, "'" ".'~. similar mctrtc IH6-82'J8. . , comp~e-· In Sat • ~ ll/12 16732 q111rernen ts el in Mctf!St. .N -All :'Shitl1. Bayview ._ .-,,..:>.LO" Di. I A. J b I ~•t rondltlon $40. T' couch Bartl ~ H ' PENNEY Co confidence. \Vrlt~. Clal!llfltd. Conv; Hos"itaJ ~~56.£)(). ..,., n · 1 SALES ·' · a . 0 At..\f~ new Glbaon 2'l'. llde th fa.tr cohdlHon I lo ett • unll.n&ton " r:nmous •}ea E91ale Llcens· ' • • . 0 1 Qy-lide retrl"' t285. GE r&-.,A .... o,..,1 · Beach • Ad No 50i, Dail¥. PllOt, P.O. NURSES. RN &-·l:.tVN, full or !Jig Coone now available Mf>tl & \Vomeo'a Boutique. frl ur;. .. .,,.....,.,., •~==------~1 9~~1560, Co1lta ,!delB, Calif. part time ta work in al· thr"u Tarbell ·Jt.ealtoni. Free \Ve need 2 aiareutve girl& g . ........., Wa:sber, U lb ·•~· BEDROOM t d bl bed MOVING to condo, HoUM & 24 FHhlon leland Nawport Beach Has Open!~ For Full & Part-Tlmo BEAUTY OPERATOR WAITRESSES Excellent 1\·ork lng corlds Out'ilanding Ve11e>tlis Apply In Person 10 Al\1·4 P~I Equdl oppor. en1ployer JUNIOR SALESMAN : Earn $2).$40 per we-el< 'A'Otk- lfli afler school and Sarur- daya selling new liubscrlp- tlon1 for the DAILY P ILOT. This is not a paper route and dO('S not lnl'!ude de- liveries or eo!lrc1tng. Open. llli's In CO!fla ~Iesa. fountain Valley and So111h Huntinl(ton Beach. Apply no"'' by cull ing MS-3013. Equn! Oppor. En1ployt'I" KELLY GIRL Our cu.stun1t·1·s g"1 tf'lc ~kilh1 U1ey 11>.'t)d, nvl 1~·h1lt'I> avn!J. able. \.t1hcn yQti'n• !he lead· er in the l ~n1 ~raf)' help field you have to ))(' good. Come ln A rogistt>r rl'.lday in our new oltlewi located UJ Nt!WpOrt Beech lzy che o.c. ~· • • Typists i -Secretaries • A,ec~u.ntlng Clerfcs • Recepflonish • Ute llllustrlal Aueftlblers .ww tractive co ny a Jc s_c en t Placenient: Servtce. Free looking fQr a fltimo perm. NO\V Orange COunt)''a moat ~lil.r 12 1b lize $35. ·~r tl'lCl'd '~t~r e ni.hi Gara1e Sa.le Snt I: SUn. LEGAL S&C'Y-$800 hospital. Good "'ages .. & !J'talnfng Pl"tlgram . 'Eam position in sa:tee . le: mgrnt ¥rogreuive .\ Innovative · · Dbd :Ath -Blonde tioo or 1~ Coldeneye, F • V · ' benetits. Call .. 6~2-24 1.0 •-1r \\frile ·y0:u learn. Call Al training w/a v-.v· active -. -·~ Jlelp a-.i.-i"REIGHT Damaae kit, ~1l offet,;536-7329 ,,.!J62.'9823="";.,.-.,,.,,......,..-~~1 fee P11.id1 Great B""'I tor t""" ·l ~··1 ., ............... 1 ~·v•..... __ .. _ A ... , ~ 'GA"•GE learning. ASMi&t Jn J...,... reJ){U'· for Mr. Snyder or apply at "Sloah {7l<t} 8.12-5440. Cootemporary m'ens & wo-'dOe• it again.' TEMPO of· w~-.. ....,.en. te , CUEN' COIJeh 41: M 't~ ·~ Sale, Aug llfh. t G l.145 Supedor Ave .• NB. • R E SALESMAN mens boutique. Must have fet'll a trulYy unique ~ time new WarTantY. · Re b 1 Jo t t 11 8 Floral ooueh, misc. tum le ng cl!llf!I. reftt pro t stiar· , • , sal<"S exper. No Student• washen, II df)'ttl 1tom ve 11ea u iz hsehld goods, blke aecesli, lng. Also ree Johs. Call Ann N,URSES-RN's, L V N '. ~, IDv("Stfgate the'flew a,PPl'09.~ Pl ~ CiH for savina opp0rtunlty for lkill· ~.95, SC>-0780. ':.._~~~· Good C 0 n d • etc, 289 E. Wil!!OO Ott Chrll'ltie, ~. Olntrol Supervl110r &. stall positiQns. &:_ fnnovadvc mark~n1 TH._E L, OOK &?6':; 65 ed • V'W'T"V'W"• ='=.;;.;A"'-"""-"=:...:::::.. __ I Career EmpJQyfnent Agen· All . shifts. F/tlme. Pt.time. techniques at ntE OALI . ·-400 TYPISTS Rent W1~MrJ111.rytra NAUG. chair -&. ottoman GRf; T . Oara~ S,a le• cy, 3400 Irvli>e Blvd, NB" Top .sa.larles. Xln'I bcll('fits. LERY . OF HOMES. 'You I • !OOkKIEPIRS $2. Wk. run ma.Int. Cookl&ll •coi:nmode & rnd Sal/Sun. 2078 Tu111tn AW! •• LIQUOR STORE Park Lido .Flagship, Conv. will be' glad" you did: "Call WEEK~NO SICT'Y KIYPUNCH * 639-1202 * fables. Flora IOla. All aood. Coata Meaa Clothes~ !Urn, Clerk Crr., 466 }·Jagship, N.B. !163-5611 . (or appofntniE?nn \'ersaUJe secretary for \\wk. SECRETARIES DELUXE ThernUdor .telf· .M8-<t189. ~·"',;11e"."°""""'=.,--~--1 APPL\' AT 642-80-1·1. Llc_enBed or unHcefis«I y;e 9 to 'S P.M., on Saturday & \(rho y,.·ant dignlfled A cleanini oven A oooktop 'rHOMASVll.LE Jc 1na 1 t 1 e ~ATE Salt--Lo.v6y PALISADES LIQUOR NURSE'S AIDES -"re am wJll train, S.unci':lY a• key-punch op. stlluulattng long or abort v.•/griddle, used 3 moa $1!0 bdbn &et. GE wat1her ntemporary f~ltu~ .& 2072 S.E. BriKtol increasl11g' our ataff & JJeCd R.E:. SALES~fEN Era.tor, telephone reception. term assig:nmenls _ Jew ea piece 67:Hl653,-,r. dcyer. Rlllt !Ofa, niiaC. ~161)tiouaeh0ld . 1 t em•. S K 0 expericnC'etl prople A I I \Vh,y nor "'ork 111 U1e hottesl 111 &: .~Iag Card Selectric da,,)'11, couple \\•eeks or few DISHWASHER -brand new, 842-7376. . t. 1 i·. C. ,\irpott) shift~. Good bC'ncfifs ,1, Beach/Fo"untaln Valley. Let type""1"!ter ~pen.tor. Con-nionths _ ......,, decide! No\v bulltin Hot'1:::lnt 2-.button MOVING! T ed I BABY Item! - D u a I 1'\('\\'po1·t Beach a " A pl I I '4. U".' ,,.,.. yooo! Call Ph'1l tact M. Ill! \Vr1'""1. IVH I un v e \' e I ~· I I . ,,. gl !I. P Y a _, J ~ 6" vou Cftn . , .. , . model, new me upgrade .. IOfa n~sr nc1v SIJO Matchg Fu .. ,o orcyc c car r I er LIQUOR Store 1\ s li I~ Superior Ave,, N.B_ ~lcN11n1ee, VI I.LA GE HANBOlt APPLY &Y PHONE $175. 536-439,1 . lovt~t $85. Cockt~ll tablet do•1.'"~f~tu-,...,~~0· ,™ ...... ~un :\lanager. hvy volun1e, n1u111 NURSES·Al~!I & Orderli1's, REAL ESTATE. 963--4567 APPLY !Y PHONE SELF~lean f"8 ran~e $40. each. Lamps. T74-8927 ...,, ••'"" ·.._in be 0>p., call i\Ion or Tues. ·JI hilt t MOVING •·1 C :i·I0-92&1 a s s, n1a ure exper. on-APPL V BY PHONE . O'Keele &: ?. en1tt dou le ROUND Oak table 4 . .,., e. r u nd 1-c' ly. Top •"1"1'1ics. ~iringp lokr RECEPTIONIST C111I T,E,!1-fPO 'S Office a.t ·oven. t~ motttha old, $37&. Bentwood' chaln rocker Radio, plnnts. ))Ott. dell oresent · a staffing. ar COMfl'ANY ... "AA~" •-'"'I ... know 839-3300 desk, """'ei, all' antiques.' scale. c11nnlng ~ker,~ Lldo FlagShlp Conv. C1r., Day' or night no exp. nee., R~\L'l'ORS .,.,,,......."" "" ...., .... ~ Free washer m"' •-466 fl<tgsfllp Rd., N.B. · easy, fun job. Vv"ill !rain. no w; whn.t your sklllt are, No MOVING -Mull ~lit White §!=2'm. .. BUNK bed ' i · ~ P.Iach!nisl JIG BORER Top 1nn.n needE'd to do precis1on aircraft .,.,'011< 011 1 a r J:-e, nun1erlcaUy ron· trolled SIP. Slt!ndy day l'lhlft .... ·ork In a fine shop. PJea~e apply at: 2 OFFICE UIRLS NEEDED Rildlo telephone cDa:J)atch Musi be 25. able to drive Apply Jn 'Pt.'l"SOn YELLOW CAB CO; .186 E. 16th, Co11ta ~1e1a VAltD NEWPORT OFFICE Giel wonlcd 3324 W. WARNER Young sh11rp looking. Part SANTA ANA ·time. typing. Cull !or ap- 54,7154 poi11tn1r11t, Nll\l,·porJ &ach ~ li1•n1. fi48-2:272 Fr1t•11! OtJjlorH1nity E111pl1lY•·r 0 U T li o A !~ ri rot n t 0 r MACHI.NIST --1\l!'t·ha11ir, J-;~I'· ;, drty \\'f't'k. X!111 011pt111u11i!y fl)r ri1:1111111h ,\jus! 11url1 1rkt1ds. Nt.'.,.,'l)Ol'I 11.H-a1uu11d nutt·hhl<" sliup Brh. r.i~2Sll bntki:1·ou1ul tn hunrllL' 11 idc p --.,-H-,.--,-,.-~t,-1-t --,,-m-e \'ill'it•t1· 1>f 1101·k in :0:111111! ;<.!11 ni,.11ri~t .(. J-lni rdre1111~r )':hr,p, · Lalht". nil!!, r.u1·l1ll·f· for Bulhoa 1,qJH1'1d Shor1. ~r!nder & 110me progr1·Jol~ivc lii'.\-74::>-: die l'Xpi>rience 1·equir~d. Call I •"""""'iiiliiiiOiiOiiiiiiii .. 171·11 &l Z-SO!IO: PAYROLL CLERK M11llt ht1_ve ex!X'rience in d'ln. !ltru1~non !11cluS1l")'. ·~uet bnve kl'\O\vlt'C'lgl-of re)10rling M'~tlricd puyroU. Satacy 16Ql.S630 typing or shcJ'rtfland. etc: SINCE 19-14 need to come In penonarly -GE Alntticana D e I u x e * VELVET .ot• Ii lovescat frame. frsmed oil Apply In pcl'90n any att or 673-4400 umtl we have the 'Just right' waaher le dryer. Excellent Quten Htde:1-bed, onl)' ,; pa.lntlnp, etc. S813 Tlmbcr\ eve, at 2930 .\\'est C.t Jl\\'Y,, spot for you! c:ond. 9 .moll old. 64S-0387 mo old. AllO area rut' Jlel'r So. Coe.st Plaza . N.B. I SECRITARY Your Ume Js· valuable. Don't NICE. cf Refrlprator 675-<*9 MS-7855 RECEPTIONIST wute lt. Inwst It w!Rly $50. s~•UT 0 1... .... h MIJ"'E"M~S;"'-:o:;f-;f-::u-::,-::0-:,.,-,,..u-r-,e i REC•PTIONIST with Tempo at hi hourly * -.-o * _,. · · tltl,.e .u-.:nc prov. lawnmower etc 2926 Sii 5 Executlv• ofJJ""!, OOOJ•n;Al t tt NEVER A FEE AT .,,..,_ aota, I"' brown wing print La N ' • ver with clerical experience to atmosphere. Typtng 70 ™ . GE Electrlc Or)'tr, cop. Chalrl, ~bte1, lampta. xlnt ~oc; ewport 8 ea chi !1~npdlien g~l~~·n o~ o liltYe Short Hand 90. Mature, ex: Tempo Temporary Help ~~ih 2~~ ~t, SOFeo'!d. ~~ OAR.AGE Sole -?i.fovl .... I perienced, well poised sec· S75 · ..,.... · . A, .,,,_ aeat, tablts, Many it~l!I 912 E BaJb:~ R~~~~~N~u_oo 'tYPfsr. ~~ srM.1~~en~! TciOL I DI& ~KE.RS GE .. \\·asher, coppertone.,All cru:m, t: chainl, all in e"" Blvd BaibOa (P~nln!Ula. '.__,, ts. , -~ -ar o .c. TOOL ROOM CH'S cycles. Good workinl' ,.con-c:e tnt ccmditlon. 2251-B Sat & Sun lG-5. .. · \\'ru1ted for beautllu) r-lew , AJUC'll" D~··~ '"" ._ .. XI __,_, dltlon S 10. 646-&601 Putton& 646-0191. A-IQ E • Real E!iti'lte otflce In CO.ta rport. ~286. DRY! • nnnl{. nt W111'1\1ng R t ·F $ . HERa:JiljN f ._ 1 n' U S, bj>okA, clothral J\f~~11. Ex c:e 11 en I c.o. a SECRETARY N t'Onclltlons & over time.· Pro· In rHAI'" ,..cl "° " • . ovci tool1. ~cords tO)'li col· I · o S/H 1 di · $10 \\ ....... i. ...-5-. Mat. GIOvt-IOfl v 1n y I J•ctor Items, tnoto~cyclt Bene1lls en 1 833-1931. required. Good typing speed gl-ea& ve e expenenct re-""' ......,.. .;ff, hldM bod like e w " ' RECEPTIONIST-Par!' tlme & accuracy. qlllred. lulldl!'f, M~'!'!81s M 61"'~ n ' nee. Snt. & Sun. 962-3191 ' 1'f'cepl & ;isa!atant J h • Senior ScCN!lnry, Slit 00, Barry L. ~tiller Eng. II\(_'. --, · " G1\lL\GE Sale, Sunday Aul?'. Opto1n~tl'y office. No ex· Typlni: 70. Contftl'I fCN tr.Mio Redhill A\'e., hvlnr • Surplt11 . lundlna "ProPC: t>c13• m'"' 18Ct, 11tal. 12. 0-j , fur11itu1-e, clothes pcril'l1cc ncce881lry, Call ~:>hunnaccutlcalt. tn c. zm An .F..qual Oppty F:mploycr P.fAT~ftlAL . 1(1.)()'9 Of N'k\'i It vin . .,J,., 1 'HlT a'° nl a:c. C\"1'l'thlng, SJ:; !kgQnla' 894-5556 · :eainP\l8 Dr. ltvlntt, 83.1-21)00 TRAiN'EE wflltted, Injection JtEr..tS! Doors', lumber. ply-eins, ,,_...,.,. · ~ ' RistaUr'I t H I' E q u.u l 0 pp or tu 11 It y 1noldin& mael11ne, $1.tl; hr 1vood, aluni 81.leetln11, mold· ~ET of 4 u~h?lstercd chaJr!. Household CIOod 81..i C l'.!1 •, fl EP'lployer sW't. 1346 Soutll Logan, CM !J!.:, y,.1nrfow1 etc. grune or dining, Cont. Hgt. ' " :;::~~ M';,i~· f'k;,..il1).i~' -°*: ~EC:.RETARllS * WAITERS B\/!,!;DIRS SUlll'LUS 175. 673-J200 · MIL"l'ALPlctuee:>"rnmc Savt p!hmr nl;hl!. Appty !furtt'*' Greet variety:. Sh /no sh For new e>ccluslve ConUntn· .-..u· So, Main St.1._S:,lt.. 'I · SOl'A 40% .otaoounr to Public. ~ l<i nJl', .2'015 Harbor Bfvd,,' Gen'I, 'Salse, Lil.rid Dev, Mkt lal RHt:aurant. Mi,l4t be a Mon -tl~..i.S&t l.11-P Gd cond 515$.1244 ' It .)'OW'lelfl Mn.nufactul'(lr' Co.rtft. ~1eia. .. ' LrJr/ffm. otc ft51»UOO mo tilp caliber 4 have exper· ~t; ott-1032 , . AVOCADO Naueahyde. 80fn Re.P.1:8tental11:'._t. .40% whtl . RN ·me.leor fem.NitO•hifj; FRIE FRJJ: PREE IP.net! in haul e CU1s:inc. C1Emor1at _I _ IO• bedlCI, innnde~:~~.~~*•· ·~~rai::".~1nsrW~t_ ~1~ie Hnt1)io1pl~~.~1,.· .~t~w-·•v-l•~ce 50l30lhSt.,NewportBeMh .. ,Uf!!!?!nt .. nt.co ·-·, ._ ' avall.117'E.·wuaon,CM 'T .,........,n,. . 'UH. '"••~Y f'lace \vAfTRES8 e:itper, Fantastic • '-s * FQR f#ale: 5 • Ro0ni11 of • f ' ' ' T' i t. &ri.1e US, ,NB ~ 833-8190 chance for a profeaslonal RETINA IIA ·A\ cut; xlfl't f!lrlllturt. 1t.EA80NABLEI ~ewtlry . 1: If , ROUTE SALESMEN oro!~11C'~K~~ Co. ~~~·;,.., OraR':T.d ~~J: oond1~,l50~ : t a>ttA"Mtll. -Tl.', . GENER" 0 '" irls Rte 2 )·J~. 2 n1o'a. M\l!lt ,,,,eak E'lflish. HoulCWOrk 1n 4 Br honlC. ,\lust be .in1n1aei_ W/refs. DE'tiirfl<I ai:t-lal<' :JO'g eru·ly 40'!· 673-0!!3'1 or 642-9850. MAIO, tcrti pora.ry, ·ror. c;;iuh wOl'k afternoon i;hl!t. 6 hr~. $2.50 hi;._ HP\1ly T111-•1d~)'. 720 Wesl 8'i)' AVt'-, &100'1 ~wb1 scAcrlrr !\101cJ I lours 8 A/d-6 Pl\t I ;'ltr,riclll Pl~u1. ioo;~ by the con11>a ny. ./ P r1id \"llt'UllOJl · .....i• ill"" 'G"ai Frl~ay toe -· • Fvrnltvr,' .·' ; · · .•I~ \t~_,_ ... ..S.1~ · '. ~12 • . US •"I Laegc N•t<>na1 Co. 1~.,;,l<l~ l "11 otl!ce 11o<tklieeplng Waltrau NNdod -· .. ~ · · · • REWA for pe1i:n1Hk'nt Atable meq •. payroll, tn~· tthorthand'. AP'l>b' In P,e~ Vnt'f'U'p;' dlnetir· ~•t =. OREA..T GARAGE SAU.:t 1 e RD e paid . u ~~L~;~~i~d sh~~na aalary. 642-8080. ALLEY WIST Atei»-~~· ,... do 1:.fv~in:i 'uak·E; 1~ . d 714 77 •' * skl!iilfrAJty -8:30 • 2100 \V, Ot.'trulftont, N.13. . °'t: ~. For return •or "11y l . : 4-0330 12:~ .-(~\OA: ljll'tl. 1~1.l WANTI~D: Child Ca ... t0c DOUBLE bOd, •Int . cond., ,' -·• fomuitlon leadlni lo rot Gc~al·",olerlcal du t I e", 000 healthY 'f mo. old elrl relrlr. wry t<ldd cond. GA ft. A C,E ,Sa I e -ot a. sold rour ltaf cldvfj-• lOOi"'S. Coo.•Lljlll'f , t.i\'CµNA1 «r., 91 49'-'t, m~ri l\L\IDS ;"\' ~~f·:niu .1-.1y .li\MAJC,\ Wt?' • 67&-ll.20 '* . ./ \'"I) Att1·ucllv<" ~Lion ./ ~:Xc·t•Ucnt \\'orklng Condll IA.11~1ctl in Ne\.l'J)Qrt B11at'h t\C'l'Q811 ~'ro111 Orange Co. AJrvofl. St•nd ~•umc To Cll1s'1fl~I Ad'no. 131 <'111 Drllly Piiot P. Q, Bbx 1500 j C.:O.ta ilf1;.-:a, Calli. 9= YIU!t re•ultt •rt juaJ a phone cn!l :iwoy ·~ • • R u B n r ~ ,_, T n u c K some· itiOrih&nd. lCL'\l•'nte: yoor home. 5 day wit .. s'. 962.(186() knJc~kl & ~Utomotlve pln, a.pprox. 2 lnches · 1n DRNERS ~ y pt n g ... • Ci\l;,L ?-.1R. 4.Pl\t. No sil'IOkert. Mov1n.. ..-COUC1-f ~ (.oVf&EAT •. Junk.,15 OWl;e Ave, O.M. diameter, with j ewe t id 1v:intcd a No ('Kp. nf'c, Esl rn 'McJ4AMEE, 003--4:J67 inf9 )'Our tires Sept. l. Call brand ne-.v, both tor $130~ · ~ k Sun i honclhoe In cent,r; 111~. c_~Jui1s II Li l'. & 01Jier SECRETARY mwt be xlnt co\Jecl, l°'!'IS:-3689· Uw11ll)' bontt. 963-:1910 . Ml§CE£iANEOYS A all ¥Old _locket (W[ll on chat~{' ~~~.~~Yer·~" n~~~ typist. Prtl~r 81 e Indy WHIR!'S HAZEL.? POCAN end tabl~s 1e r.'Q.fff,!C klnd• or ~•r &-6, 186 . f:Jh~:~S:J. nt~, 54.'rvict,. ,2113 Canyon Dr1 w/lea3:f_b~,T Salary OIVWCt!tl Exec wfih 2 cltlld· table, Vf\cuum_ clea~i,JU '1at St, Ap 0 , poet& ltl~ll 'l"he~ afe dP,tip))t tif. ' C.~t. An t;qulll Oprio.rtunlty openi .....,,........._ . . rtn g & II iw.ekt mature, e8. Palm The..'.,$;l, M1V ! fORMlCA tjl)le, 4 CJl&lr& ta~7 ~mOpW\.t. : Iota EmpM>)'tl!. SJ.Y.!llE'l'ARY I Bookkeeytr, Uve-ln for nt.'YI home In AfODER.N chMne Is •-1n1lf 125, Oas ttove SGO • .Norlttike Is 11'4:icecu~Je ' }' ----' y 1tna:Jl Mnrl n oriented rrv1 ·Pr1 Ibo.th/ Cabinet/room dJvldtr .•·C!hina$25.&t&-02'13 · P ' St ht.lp 'ti )'(lu hQ..' li.%:~·~~Z.U ;Mr~>~~· 'b8:'tncsa.. &fS...mJ 8 . pa~~ft1c. U:m7:°&ry tor 847 ..... • · ·• • gliiAOE SAie, ~aJ\)' tnlM: n .. ey . tt1tonnatioT1 -&1). Dia"! M ad ~n llll\ D>Uf Thi!~ d,. .. tn q,. Wolf. compo\en~ hike cb•"lf<! por. SOF'A l'r.I, J.Qvely ,._1 Cond. lleino, 1111 Pitloo, 11.B. ~ve~ l weckcndf, , • ~lol \Vant Mil Ctill ""1 , 1 .a ·111J1y .. Pllot 0-IJl<d ""'· Mr. 'S.Dm, •IS4t).-OHJ Newpon ·e.iJidl< tot Like lo TrallotOur 642-56T8. .. , .. Aa. ~ dt.ytt .~--3377 eYtt. '*, tn-2WT * ParariiM column 1ll lor1~! '' ' I I II I 11 ' II I ' I ,j ,j • • DAILY PILOT :J J HeN'I H-Ypw Can UM Our. famou1 Dim•• A• LI- • ...... themw 111allthemwlth correct·c .. lt to one of our4 con .. nlent offlceo. • Ne IMl•todc, produce rw plants. • Ne commerdal odJ allowe4. • lech Item mult be prlcell .:.11th na item ' ...... $25. • I ' • • • ou r famous DIME-A-LINES -- , , ,, I FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SUVI YOU ... aDUNI• • -...... ,,. w • .., s..,c.11. ~ • 11•••• .......... ... • NI WPORT llACH .. :W:S N•wport BM. • LAGUNA 11.ACH •..•.. 222 Po<ott A ... • COSTA MESA ••• :-. .•.• , •• 3:10 Wut lay • HUNTINGTON llACH 17175 .. och llv4 • • SAN CLIMENTI 305 No. II Camlne a..t ' DIME·A·UNES .. -· Are !'or SONY rffi. to rttl atereo tapt 15 CAL. fish bl'ffd~r taklc OJVJNC ~l tult 2 ptcce, ~ AtODERN oak 6 dra"'~r At.n'OMATIC WUbet In aood CE ~Jrrator, l()O(I con. reoorOOr $2.5. AmpUCle:r $2.0. and 1tand $1.5. Oleck writer 2:2pper, exctllm\ condition dresacr m. Fn!nch tro.me & oondlflon $Xi. EI fl cl r I c d!Uon $25. 54()-47«i: 548-7234. ' $3>. Plummer lead fumace $25. Trombone $25. 54Hl.93. print $15. 4M-T959 drfflr" recently ovcrhaule<IST -=1N'i:;;G.:.RA=Yo..:;;boyc:..;cc.,=..b-lk-e-$25-. SATURDAY-Sunday. Yellow with Pot 1.nd laddle $10. T\\TQ ~" &irl• bikes $15 tind SUNDAY: U~ luntber 200 SZ. hlan'a 1& lb. bowling Head J\laS1et• 1kii1 $25. f01.'mkla table wlth leaf and l.lobUe tr an am l t t er\ $25. Scooter $5. Wonder bd. ft . zx•. 2x8 $25. New ball $2. 43 rpm ~rds, all '613-""::2658""'------ 4 chllln $20. Double bead· ~elver, power 1 u P P I Y • horse $6. \,16" boys bike S2S. comn10n brick 2fill at $10. kinds of m~ic 2 5 c, • FO~IICA kitchen table, $6. 2 REFRJCERA.TORS $25, (2) TIRES 600xl3, while $15. 12" GE portable 1V, all walls, $6 for both. 496--3MS. cnanr~l1 $25. 19" Admiral 4-61JOxJ2 tires $16. Wheels ss . portable TV $lS. 220 vol! Jtub caps $4. f''lts Da1.11un ele<:trlc dry~r $10. l\Jotorol a und others. never u5ed, L'OSI Ahf-i-"?11 radio 11nd stereo--A Prlv•t• P•rtles · ONLY bol.rd with night atand1 $15. 12VDC. model TCS 14 $2S. Tricycle $$. Sean ste~ Ladder 20' $20. Paint• 25c to Comptometer $.1. 14.eal « Gn..-en couch sz. Coffee 'roJt-OHM-AJ.fP meter $15. needs \\'Ork $5. TO)IS, games: $2. Steplna: atones 50c to SL 8!'per Tr&ck set, com~lele '[:U ~::1':;;. ~:~u~nup~~ table and 2 end tables $15 Swfnlline electric ataple_r houaehold items clothes Rakes. llhovels, scrape.rs $1. Sa. 646-M47. 2236--B Placen-i')O(I for bar $1.2. Formica Glau 11tem vuea S1 each $28. Piek batk $2. Bookl 5o42. 17322 Deatry Cir., Tile cutter SIS. Tool cabinet 111, CM table with hOi.vy pedettaJ Tenlrl1 rackets i:i-S7. Ski 'l.()o-.5'Jc.Toys IOc-$1 . llaJr H.B. o1t Edward• beh\'een $15. Plumbin& tlttlna• Ilic to 1'A.::U.:,TO:,-=:>o,1A.:.T=1~c~al~r-condJ-~lloner-base plus t,.'O vinyl chairs rack fQr VW $5. ?.fen'• bowl· dl')"er Sl. Guitar $.). Ter-Warner le .Slatet-, 842-8772. s~. Lots or tool• 25eto$20. .et up. complete $25. % commercial quality $14.. lng ball $S. Clothe1 S<Jc..$7. rarium bottle. l3c. Rodak '56 FORD pickup parts cher-l\lolOrs \S HP $20, % $Z. bOn4e double shaft eltctrlc h'O baby criba SS and $9. 8ook ... 10c-35c Ski boots, c!'.>dafte.'(·Camtta caBe, ftuh ry cab complete $25. 'Other lland printer $15. M4 Vio-motor $20. Chevy pickup Alumlnwn keg $2. 2324 record playet·, n~s ,,.,.ork :1;.,2co12,,,·.,;is..;;.'-_'-.;-·-::,-.,.,,.,"'7c-1 $20. s.G--0372 3M DR\' copier $23. Llght box $25, fold1 up to n1ake an at· !ache cue, never used, COSI SfOO. 548-~. •• Adi From Bu1lnes1 Addr11se1 Not Aceoptod • al.ze 10 and Hart metal 1klA $5. Hand wringer $2.50. pe..rts $1,-$20, 01evy niags $1 toria CM tranSl)l\sslon fill ~ $15. Elden, No.1, <31 $33-24!KI with blndln«& $25. Oaa loe; Mexican lamp $4. Double each. New Spitfire toneau, SUNDAY : Chain SlO &: us. Font pickup ~hield nu ELECTRIC typeWT'it~r. lBi\t, Executive $25. 6-'6---914·1 SHC\VINN girts Fair Lady xlnt $25. 96:2-9759. Aolvortl .. n vlolotlng th • 1 • r11ul•tlon1 ..,., bo In vlol•tlon of St.,. Fr•nchlM Boord & 10 .. 1 bus~ ne1a llcense r.,ul• t1ona. nteplaoe S15. 528 Redlands, bed mattress, box springs s:is. Rear bumpers $2. Table. $5 le $7. Corner 53-65 $15. Pair ot black C'ORNER tatWe and studio NB $22.SO. Bunk bed& $12. E1ec-842-'JSU. speaker cab $20. Books 25c. b 11 c k e t 5 t; at 5 $ 1 5 . bedfcouches \vi th 1 bolster CUSTOM bed stead Jal. Mat• trlc blanket dual control ~. VW starter 6 wit SU Aprons 25c. camp cot $3. l\Umeograph machine, like back $25 each. ~ . treas $15. Bed spring $15. ~. :'is'":~ch~ ~Wti Carburetor 36 HP $1 11~ Breakfast aet $15. Steani new $20, 2~ ho~pot1,•er Uni2 P~. J:ne· lr ~ 3'.>c6'·3 p&nel Sojl screens 6 ··-"«.--Whl• ~,.. 100xl5 $4. 13" tire's ..., iron $4.50 •. Lu,ggaae SS to ~~er f'l1g\Jle $15. HER N IO a cha I I~~· ~[iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmml~"";·;;1 $3.) eacl\. Velour ,Wingback ..... ., •• -. :rTIJV• 8474913 .,... S7.50. Sil~ set pi,,;:•;:-;,,·=;:~,_.~=--~~ ~.each. 01ah-$10. .Com-MercflandiM V chairs $15 pr. Lai-ge 'tormtca dal bookcase. UR over · Rith.1Xld sets $10. J>ressm'e1SUNDAY, 3004 A Royal binaUon 90lld state stereo •ct.die dlriette $5. Floor lenlbk.o.r chest $15. ~ medicine GOOD bicycles for sale cooker $5. Bench S2. Rug Pal-Dr.' ~. Toy•, and AM-n1 radio $25. . ~ Cfl.binet with sliding doon, Cheap boys: 3)'' $12. 26" SS. ........ dJ I .,. Metal foldlncr Ironing board $5. Electric stew pot $4.50. S'---17 Drape • G'-'-""'' $8 _ kni~ter .-. Phone a er mW.(:ar trade lOc-$5, Play· .... M ' II 818 35' plumber snake $8. Movie uV\.~ . s, '• pr. 1.1-u. ~ • • • A~ boys $20. Linens $1. Dishes lOc to pen. folding ·$3.50. Carpet $2. Bey's games '1· All good Machlftery 116 isce ineous •• ......i ....... ~...:i.!!.~.· .. ,,r27n~ !K'J'een $6. Large co1orM td'L':!""n."'i·,.,. .. ~~e~!th oon-11, chopper bike with 1ke. new $1. 544 Victoria, c .1.1. .,.,_r 12.50. nres. 5:alxll cooditlon. 826 Joann St. CM ;;.;.""-"'-'--'------'--POOi 1 bl . p· P .. w ...... ..,., .. , .. '*"' ....,.. -I .. pl IU&J 't't A~ WI nobby back tire $8 ~2 °"~~..-c • d • n c \\'lhJ 1ng -ong trope etu:re $5. Gallon ~cks $1.5. Pairotott~whlte, . • _ 'FORP.IICA oval table $25. 4 $1.15 each. Cameras, new An. alt' con ltloner with TABl.E SA\\'. 1 HP motor lop, paddles. net, pool cues, Gi:QB"'° $1 UJ.cerne ~un-red\\·ood s t a 1 n ~=--•A ll'ftOt1 ndl"--•" COATED npstop nyl,o·n high back matching chairs Kodak and Polaroid tilmx. bracket tor compressar for Nev.• G~ii" carbide blade $35. ·u II · 1 tettoj"l'.'dlahwasl\c1· SIO. 11 lb. 90c. Paperhanging set $1. ~boyTS-~ s2~Tabi~ backpack~& rWn poncho SlO each. Black ltnd white and fiash rubes .15c-$17.50. slant 6 engine S25 Head for • 5-08-9776 • $~~),1 ·~railc~·ccr;i~~'l{'~or Ot~t; can<11ewax 50c chi Id I s Travel Iron $2. Electf'ic lamp, ""lllte, blue, 36., $4. 2 s~o. Sigg tourist cooker cook plaid drapes, fits 4'x6' Will· RCA tt>levlwlan S25. slant 6-225 engine $25. 989 M 0~;~ •• -.~l~,,-n.oooc.o.cu"•"'-.C..~.~.~, i>Jyn1oul h Salali!f' \Vagon. table/high c h a I r Com-~~~~e[J2·?0· 620' camera Sl. aullts, t"in, fair condition kit, without stove no. do:-" $1. Drapery rod $2. CAttERAS: Kodak Pony 135 \'lctoria, Dl , CM usccl ont·c. Car cnl'l'ier top, blnation $5. Child's rocking ~ M each. Bed llUard rail 50e. 962-5149. ..._ H~ng lamp $4. TV stand $10. Ansco Speeder $10. 3 PIECE blonde set, 2 end GE 2 dr, 12· refrig/treezer, cncloi;ed, fits t1hno'>I nnv chllt $3. Henvy old n10S11lc RIDING breeches:, sJze 1~ ~10 Pict\lres 50c-$8. Ba.ssinette. l\.IEi.~'S & \von1eus 3 speeds Sa. Old school desk $7.50. Vo i ght 1 and er folding tables and colfee table $20. turquoise, pert cond $100. \'Chic·lc. Runs for 6 hole table v.ith inlaid tile on top t'ach. Hard hat. size 7 $10. ta.Ir $1. Girl's cloths, IOc--$.i just painted $25. 846--4937. 54!)..2305. camera $15. Argus Al'gllflex 548-3548. 2S3 Fl°"-er, CM Japanese officers fi e I d 0 1ev, hVO 10" \\•idc & h\'o $10. Han~lng glass umbe:r fultcatcher shirt, size 12 $~ Artificial wlllo\V treeo. 6 ft. DUNCAN Phyfe table '25. 6 srEREO cabinet, Bo a en S10. Universal Mercury II, ANTIQUE bath tuh wi1h glasse" $75. New bird cag(' v.·l!h tires. Much n10rc. 141 lanlp S. ·Lnrgc antique 64f-0052. S5. Dining can<>py, ne\V $10. matchill&'. chairs $25. Tall tuner Olsen amplifier, xlnt $12. Re\'ere · 8mm with 3 chi.v.· and baH feet only $3. \Vood toilet seat $2. f'lore11cia, Apt A, San =~ ...fa~r ~~kt p= ROLLA.WAY bed $Zi. Ladlff 3141 Kerry Lane, CM, rpatio gold leaf table, lamp & all for $25. El Camloo lenses, originally $271, S25. $25. 2 matching' single iron Portable Cooler $'25. Call 10 =C='='"='='"cc''°''·'°''""-;o..:26G=1~-- AM ,,.,.M Hi fl 110 5 llo bike v.•lth baby seat $12. rear. shade $25. all in good con· lumber rack rectangular Flash auns. fil~. Ca.Jel ~. wJ'Y antique $25. to 12 AM or S to 7 P~I. SI'EREO, Qu ad a re c t • 4 1 t T • • C'll n \Vood closet doon, sJIA1 .. ~ S1 EXERCYCLE -4~ dJtion 900-1190: steel tubing cost Sl25 sell ~$3'. lleatt'I EK-2A i)Qs(c 645-2573 548-961"2. match.Ing hi."h e llici('ncy show tank "'Ith acceaaories ench. 646--3210. 3tt La ..... ~e ...,. tor $25. Living room chair raino 1c:it S12. 1954:' POMICbeM '"1=0..::=--,s;---VR--70-/1-S S ~"AT=""&-"-~s~un--1~0-5~. ~-,..... s Pe a k e r s , 150 \Vatt JT.50. 2 aluminum )'It'd Lane 01 FRENCH Provtnclal bed and ~~ s~ec:~~~~~ Blue uphotstery·witb walnut shop rnanual $25. Pi'ecl.sion tires· for Poneh4!, set of !> Dish was he r $ 4 0 . A t\l/F~1/~IPX Receiver, cbstrs 50c each. 2 lee • night stand $2.5. Chest $25. .-. ~U.>l· arms and legs SlO. Walnut toohl $~. Lelca trOOY c cbe8ts $3 and $4 •• Gen)t FLOWER vases and pots Teak chest $23. Draweni ~~17 ~~ wi~rd d,..I ts end table with inlaid cane lens bood $1 •• 673-4734. -.. Sla25 ea~h, e:,~UBarent. ... ~I ~dstl'!!1'>n:;.: re~~ $75. 8' tu~~e. K~~ec~i~;a,.' d!c~ back padc; $S. Wonder Hone ~ Cha1ae lawn chair $25. Sewing machine cablnet _... . . ..,,,1a.-u-1C a n &' $10. Dresser with S drav.-ers wn mower f...,. • ......,.s, ~,,,. ...,.a -... 'uauy more $l Twin bed $10 Old K~ $3. Bedapreadl U410. 2 $5. Colonla!· rocker, needl ~ .. ~:.~-·~· Kingbo. x $IO. Blond ash dresler 6 1.0•~ ~ .,,· uH' --~ -~ 3 matching $10 e a c h . Items. Cash. onl)', 8 8 ~ Still b~ ne1>1~Uinl bocrlfx 8;Jld heater $5. Earl ll&hU $4. ~ $10 D ._.u~-. illllU Yc.ui; u· iuN o:uu Decotator pantkeet bird Capitol, CM. Nr, \Vllson • guarnnt"""', 88 ice ~ Aootstool $5. cl ~ $10. ·End = ~ Phyfe dmp 1e.i ~ ~ sprinp ·SZ. ~lond "coffee drao,vera SlO. Bissel· vacuum tables S:25 each. Man's tan c.,1e $15. 6T.J.-8760 (will sell Placentia. all for $127.36. or fol' small !!ectri. a.ol!c ~~y d1ah $3. Couch SmokM .. -~-~ ~-...stand .. o--SJ.rd ~Au ?lteds. reftnlahlni sz. W.: Catalytic ¥ater $6. G~~O. :-:.· dr)'er, ~~bl=~ separately). GROW your own vegetables =~a::;e~l~ 11 .., _,....,.,.,. .uu..:-~-~ """"" ~ excellent condition $25. 4, toman $25. Walnut desk 125, NORGE waiher, good $25. 2 indoot's. apt, trailer of den. GOU" balla, 100 , ba 11 11 stand $1. ~ lb. roaster $2. PORTABLE phonograph SlO. PINK velvet boudoir chair 14., Olevy Sprints with tires Pair flight stands $8. Photo dishmutera $18, $20. 3 19\• Write for tree catalog. Mr. ~ 1Jk-25c.. all or part. 219 Rug and runners f146. Rua Portable typewriter $15. matching chaise lounge $25 $25 each. 1 bookcue he&d-ba.r light and bulb& $l. TV portable needs \\'Ork $20. G's l\flracle Workshop, P.O. 100/o OFF Poinaettia, CdM and car mats 50c. Clothes Tape recordeNJ $5 and ns. each. fl68..9845. board twin size Sl8. Call Cllmn stove used fuel cans Remington typewriter Sat. Box 221, Costa 1'1esa, Ca. With This Ad \VAL.NUT bed $25. Matching ~~~:ac~til~yi I :~k~i Boot rolleT skates $3. Trark 1WIN beds • headboard, SSS-'666. For headboard call $2'. Gourmet clay roastel'. Clock . radio $:6. Standard 92627 tFree drmo 10 All furniture, appUanc('i;, chest $25. GE electric lOc-$1. CUrtain material, shoes $3. Golt clubs u.44 frame mattress, box 83()-4954, new $5. Electric massager toilet tank $10. 3910!.h Oian· I -"'°""'-'"Pe:•::.l·:_______ TV's, lamps, toys, clothes, brushed chJOme range $25. den or camper Sl-$4. 2 rod each. Golf bags. car1s $1+$5. springs complet~ $25 each. $2. ~nvas for Captalris nel Pl, N.B. 6'13+1603. LRG desk. v.'&lnut finish, & misc. Ends 8/14. USED Fully automatic oven $25. curtain stretchers $! 19,, F1J•m001orr ta""m"p c~!b. 54set1!!~.· Beige vinyl couch S7. Green PUSH m<>\\·er $5. New 400xl8 bucha1~~ i131~.Ph010Ho-~-~.te aandnd BOAT 9' Runabout, molded formlea top ""fnaugahyde USABLES, 2560 Newpo1·1 H<>Od 12'a. will II ae...,.,.,.te-• ...., ~ ,,---nl't vinyl chair $7. 6 white stack motorcross tire $8. 2-300x18 ...., .,..,,.,...... flberglas!, covered deck. ir.vivel chair, $95. Admtral Blvd., tri,t. Tues. thru Sat. I GE dill :asher;""' 1''ullerton Ave· · CM 1'1esn Verde. table $1 each. 16632 Lucia cycle tires SOc ea c b. 1take $2. Avon and Figural v.iill fit Jn back of station side by side refrig. 23 cn. ft, 1 -~-=~-~-=~-~-=~-~-=~-~~.::::-~-=~-~1 tau fire scr!en Sl.5. M:h M8-l046, Sat-Sun. \VASHING maclilne S 2 5. Ln .. H.B. 842--1898. Propane catalytic ht>lllel' $L50. Kitchen items in-'vagon 1913 ~stration $25. yellow, like new. $195. ! 1 - -- pla,y pen new $20. 2 pall' TRICYCLE, 12" $1. ~le, Siiig;Je mattress and box BR:\SS look t\vln bed with $22. 2 tennis rackelB $5 eluding electric hand mixer 675-5831. ~. 1arltl! wh'ile drapet for ~· 16" $8. Gllmes 25c. Punles spr;~ SS. Double mii.ttreu trundle $25. 2 bed studio each. 2 head rests $2 each. $2. Ice bucket SL New large ELECTRONIC i g nit I 0 n BUNK bed Solid 0 a k wall $20 pr. Gold drapes $5. 50<-. Purses 25c. Large $2'. Dinette 'table $5. End couch.with bolstt!rs·S25. Wet Upholstered chair $ 5 · Teflon roaster \\ith domed system, c e. p a c it 1 ve \v/spring maru'CSs, xlnt Blue green sprond $2. Oowe.r pot& SI. Hot pads tables $2. Lampe Sl-$2. suit s:mall long john $20. Aluminum Olrilltmas tree ~r $4. Electric blender dische.ra:e, J\.1ark Ten sz. cond. $70 Port. typc\\oTil('r OUld's car ~at $6. Lawn rae-41. Bicycle $8. Tires $2. Oilldren's clothes 5 c . Games 4i)c..$2. Books lOc--$1. $3. Color wheel l'iifht '3. $2'. Bl'US teakettle $3. Rack 961--9740. Olivetti, newly serviced i2.} nlO'l\'er Sl.5. Be au t If u I 646-6482. 2401 Orante. CM 00..3236. 354 LaPerle Place, 8o)'a clothes 2 5 c-$ 3. Card table $1. Hammock for large knives S l . 1-'-"-="-------847.-5349 1dediteJTanean dinette white NB Household items 5 c • $ 1 . stand $2. Broken a:li!IS pla-Refrigerator gild.en S l · \VET SUIT $15. Aqua.riwn, 20 . Manufacturer's S•ltl Blkini:.1,' OOV('J"Up$, long & !lhort halters, special occas- ion dressc!I. Sal's only J0-5. 700 \V. 16th St., Cos ta JI.fess (COl-ner of 16th & Superiol'J chain S20 each. Octagon BOOKCASE $1D. Maple twin Misses ck>thes SOc--$5. 16732 quea p. 546-3375. Kingslze headboard SlO. gallon abow tank, complete "Draper)' Fabric Sale" ·-~--, _,, __ b"-$8 ..,._,_ .• ...,. ..... Nt-_. • ..,, BODY parts: 64 Rivera, 63 u.-'-' , _ H B Sa , Sun Antique lamp $8 Hoover ~W~· ..o613-,;:o.;23;:o:;l4::,. =---SfOCK REDUCTION! I '!!!!!:""'~~~~~!!!! .. I uuac ....... ~ """' . ....,.... op.Ml e..-.n. 45ut .....nu ,...__,,r -GTO ••El ......_,~...,._, ·. · t• ·MAYTAG wringel' tvpo -·--~c •-r .-:•~rand -~Yard 501 7-OU Orlld'$ doth! .. SQo.$2 Toys $10. Ladder back chaJr $8. ~,~ ' ~ ' ~ 9 until 4 pm 846-6831. waab<r $25. 5*-2898 • ~=~ --·~ REFRIGERATED drinking ••.~ 1' 0 w" * 6 UCTION * l(Jo.{iOc 1Adies c l 9 t h in g B.faple lam_p table $12. Camino, 65 Scout $1·$25. · · -· · buHtt '$10. Folding sewing fountain, minua o u t a I d e ISlO A. East Edingel' SA " 2Sc-$5. m.o.m. 2450 Bow-Maple maPzine raclt $4. ~dW1:·is~1:;i~ ~swr,:;::~~!F(~~ sw11:b = ~ ~ $2. 2G::U: frame,. ,,'Orlcs gooo $25. MI.cmJFRiltSATIOam-5pm F~n~:;':"~. doCMin. P!&ct, O>llege Parit. Twin11• 3 bed,___.1Ptt~ SS~ rim $6. Httch for VW viln Schwinn 3 ~ $23. Girls bulbs $1J. 20 lnch fan $7.-12 'S4.' t\vo~ut ~ rack -'67l"':;.o258c.:::=·------CARPET LAYER Auctltas Ft1day, 7:30 p,m. SS.->-~~ O'ffn aval ahac t15. 6" IBea'.m. 10' SlO. ~wlnn stingl'ay S l 7. Inch fall ts. 562.-4!803. S2'.50. Stelnl ~ each. New NICE re~ratol' S 2·5. HAS NEW SHAG Windy's Auction B4rn LADIES blouJea 35c Girl's "'II $S. Stool ~ OddJic 66-0056. 7917-. DIABETIC 1 ca1 es $1. trash cans Sl.50. Old trunk ..o84c.7:,,-"=""=· ------Rolls, roll ends. Reasonable. Abortl and bikinis Zic dish 75c. Throw rues 50c. ' -ONE wheel lrailer, fits vw Drlp-o-.later $1. G.arden S10. Ma,cArthur Blvd. llf?t1h POWER mower self pn>-GWll'. mno11sp..1101. m?SJ,~ Newport, O! ~ Ladles fOtm.all $1. ladies Bath mat $2. Patio cushiooi TIRE, 1'1x1f, neer n ~ w ' $25. Hitch for VW bwnper boat> $1.. All·FM l'adio &n FlOwer for 1 block. rigbt pe!H!d reel type $ 2 5 . TIRE Shop out of business, Behind Tony's Bldg Mat'L shoes !IOc !lunmer ~s 50e::-Tov..>els 2Sc. TW .. .,1..... $8.50. 2 wamut step tables $15. 536-6338. 1 power supply $10. 646-1824.: pn .iUton Av,e .. left at last 830-23.51. ovel' 100 tires + brake &. 2'l RIFLE. Roe.d rnce, shoe ..,........... $4.50 each. t-3GX16 oolfee -11-. on Alton Garage ..:::::...:='-------1 &. skates l> · I .... 75c Nlchttn and &lips 50c glaues _!'&;, FWilnrs :net table1. ~ plate gla."11 top ~RTS ~ buckel ~ !lt'ats AJWUS 8~ movie Pl'I>. Ztr!F AjMn Ave.,' S.A. PROCTOR Electric roaster allgrunent mach nery dog ,.; ... 1,,:;".~_.., ~ ... ••1vu't: A!en'1 ihlrts 25c Slacks· Tjic St·.25. Golt balls' ~. $!0.. IA.diet white s~ le.! one good one poor both for Jector like new S 2 5 . w 6 with oooklna: pans $20. eqUip. Preftt to sell total lot. --~ v v ..- TV trays 25c 1'1oor po.llahtr New football game $31 _,._te• 9A *"'.50. 1-f""' bucket $15. One pair at tnedium 6*-1824. BABY clothes, boys, 64kl853. ·6~73-55611;:,,.:o;:~,-,--=7.0""-:::--7 fed ,chr, floor poll11her, fly $2.50 Electric broom $2.SO ·World Globe 25e. SDY'@N•are _. ~ "" "" duck 'Jett xlnt •.wui1f.'-'rl •o:: month--3T. all Carter'S . and Gol.D braided .... w $40. Twin i'OCI. ~·tr cooler, TV stand. Bathroom sink $2.50 Boudoir ·st. Batts &k. Record rack Sl.50. tlew portable toilet •Skit ~ .\ ~"'If~ ti' KEN M 0 RE pol' table Health--Tex brand new con-BLACK &: Decktt electrlc • -dishwasher, 35\ sq yd gold Chair $2 Uunp shades 25c 50c. Ga.mes $1. Boolui 10l' campinj'., fishing $2-50. $IO. ~.:w contro er dlsbwa.shel' $25. 673--ns.1. dition $142.~. \Vu~ ~el' $25. ~7089. ~a. ~n: c!u:a~~s &~ cpt & pad. Anlique dishes, each. Sunbeam e l ec tr ic SOc-$1. Pots $4. Basebe.11 Vent fan tor be.th $3. Joist 2 TOILETS $2'.50 each, machine $25. Old SERTA double site mattress ~3958 Pump Organ, ~pinwheel . ihavtr .$2. Men's shoea 1Sc mitt SOc. Bueball caps toe ~ ~= ;~~ dl~ V\V parts fol' sale Baja b\ue Lavatocy $2. Unicycle S4.50: typewriters, working Sl--$10. and box springs with metal 1 -'""-==--~~~~--CM'b, + more. Call 493-9857. Wedding drns and vet! $10. ~adl. \Vall lamp !SOc. Pie-fenders $10 each. Front end Iron board 75c. Secretary Hair pieces ·or wiglets, all rollel' frame $25. 548--'l!il2. OLD crystal. Kitchenware, 1'.IOVING SALE. 4::e Riviera TV ~'S 2Sc Flye fold:lng tures $2'. 673--3958.-valve a • nipplrs, ett>owa, $10: 1500 ~'b~l $10. 1500 chair $3. 2 reception area human hair, $2 for . $5. MAYTAG 'wut sz. oven-brollel' & misc · HJde-a·l?ed s e c t I o n a I , chain 50c each.. GE 1928 to lMO -....,tot• ~~ nee"' "°""' l~I ed cldtch & plate $1 0. chairs S15. Sliding glass Sleeping bag $3. Ootbes and .,1 ta""-~ $2S ie.; •• ,_,2 Linens • all kinds lamps, telesCCJ!Se, Cll.mCrM, Avon can\a:ter v a cu u m SS. ~$25. 1931 Model A '":"' -....... ~'""· 0 D St l' u c 0 n Fiberglass buckets with 'door $25. Sliding gias!I door S\\'e&tera SOe-$4, Dressy l~ ay • w '"'"'r · lP't'l"'1N» ' HooYeT washer. 242 Fl~r coUectors, Skis, Ladies ski SUnbean\ can1ater vacurun rftr temp box ,10. 100' 3 Wh-e upholster)' new $20 each. !rame and hardware flS, 4 Whrt'e fur coat $6. Beautiful BABYOUB $20. D e I u x e I ~(~re~ar~) ;CM'==-""°--= boots, garden c q u t p . $3.58 12'' electric tan $2.50. end SlO. !9 Ford. U"&nf oonsJnlclon oord $12. Dfluxe Baja headlights with ~s baseball mitts 35c each, wedding dress, bouffant carbed lc·b.alhinette $9 each. Atrl'OMATIC Garage poor plaype,n, Port-a-crib, much Call after 11 AM. S&turday a d a P t e l' SlS. ~ btrd ClP on ~ ~. New new ~ each. l{ydnwhc Clothes Sc-25c. Sheil 'on atyle $25. Beautiful veil with Records Pogo Pony $2.50. Opener. Finest Brand. Reg. misc. 1565 Via Conica. No . at Monday. 1562 Newport ~f'll'Ude, =~ 2sii ~· ~~i:a-win-tirake-new $25. 6" front -8'' cuten: $6. P4'le lamp 50C-~arll $25. 1112 Cai1lon. Ot. Tyke bike $1. 644--2516. 777 $200. Spedal $129. Installed End Laguna. BM!:, CM ea c h ~(rb evy b 11 b ~iO $23. Box 4. t~ er: rear chrome wheels&:. tires 2086 Marian Way, CM r ·a 1 rv ie w--Biker area. Camphor St., Eastbluff. w/S,rr. Guar 893-3577 'u"EAD~"rns='°"'"-ror-~P~,-n-1-0-. 35 MM .automatic ielectrlc ~rfonnance heada $ 2 o bars tor dropped celling S3. $25 each. 55 V\V Sunroqf 54&-308S. 1,,:9'IH1.90~~:,.· ,..,.,,.,---,....,--;:-; SONI-Trinitron Color TV, 12" Vega • 2WZ, $38 a set, 12 eye camera $25. Case $5. each. VW bucket seats SlO Car ndlo lot Dodge $25. body good sbape $25. fr!:>Dt 10 SPEED Huffy bike $25. WOO OEN' high chair $10. CADILLAC wire wheels $25 nu Fiscbu S u p e l' g l a s voU tlectrlc fUel pumps, Electronic fl.uh SXI. both each Chevy starters $3. 32l CardWns150-14$5. Square end, bel'1 ~·transmission Oilld'r deW with cha.fn. 1 8mm Camera $10. Projectot' each. 3-Speed Chevy w/Nevada Binding, K·2 Sl9.50, air horns -$14. each. still tn cate. never used. Olds · engine $25. Chevy point ~s 75c 'each. S/8" ~ i: ~also. Maple stabt, 1 avocado is $25. Lawn mowet S8-Elec-tr an• ml s s ion S 2 5 . Poles $225 Sf5.-3S59 673-3(0; 548-nM pickup hood~ $8. 292 and ;;·• bolU up to 10", 14c H.B clOse to &each le~· set. Haltmov.-er $l. Garrard trlc broiler oven $7. ltfen's \Vhite dinette ta.lie '15. 19''G ~~IRL~'C:a!=;B"'ik'0'.,=:::;3--"'p"'i"'•"'c-,• ----------1:~: ~~aria~ ~rd=1~!1a~~~ =· ~.g~~2~~~ ~.' .. m.~!n-~fc~Wc:~J! ~d~ f!~ubsSc-:: r!es:;~t5$>ik~~:na~:: ~~~1!:·~~ M~scen•neous Lens $12. per&<:t condlUon new~. 1932 Chevy radiator both ends $9 each. 2092 CONTEMPORARY aola, e"· gr:een upholstered chain Hair dryer $5. 3813 Timber, $1 each. Book.shell $4. 536--439l _W-'•c.n;;.tod=----'•:.:;;20 cost SlOO. 548-1234 shell SIS. 1932 Ford rims Wallace, O! 548-701t. posed solid woo~ frame $25. $ 2 5, exce:Uent condltkin. near South Coast Plaza. ~1edlclne cabinet $5. Po,.·er .=::..:"=======~ T\'~• mat-. bo.' •prlna and tlz-es. ST ea.ch. Parts Cushions $25.. Originally ProvinclaL 1Joral sofi. SW. S4S.-7855. edgel', needs work Sl5. Anti-1 0' C 0 NT E MPORARY \~NY7i~u~. CH IL D 'S · u~ ........ .. cl $5 2 small ANTIQUE yam "'lnd£T S20. pw-cha5ed at Viking, 30" BBQ smoker wagon with •'10': El . dry que smokers stand $5. cooch, of1 white, $100. $25. Twin mattress $15. eanel' a case. Tub& & bugle SlO Ir. SU. 8QUIU'e walnut end table SIS. !l.J>ll and electrlc briquet WASHER ......,. ectric. er Parrot cage $5. \1looden La.dies golf cart w/seat, 842-3876 ' Chest af drav.•eni $16. Coffee lamps $4.50 .. New cigarette O>!Jector plates aome first Unusual solid v.'l'>Od bar bgtrter used twice cost $28 .$2.), Lawn l'OO\\'el"S $5 ~ chair $10. Kitcb<!n Items $5. ~. Musical Instruments 122 table SlO. 64&-3488 lighten $l each. Sink v.·lth editions $8 to $25. Wrouiht stool $15. Contemporary 11 $18 Book ' Ooo t' $25. Luggage rack $5. lOc-$2. Jigsaw puzzles 25c.ANT '"'=;'.1Q;;UE:=;;.=d~,~"'~.-.-p"'ln-n"'in-g , AlR cooler $15 New exercise hardware $5. ~. iron wall sconce $2), Vanity pole lamp With f Ire 'd :lllng, · app:.11e;~ -~ ~ Cl\Saturdoy1 only. '1691,S W. 20th, T h row p 111 ow 5 0 c . \vheel, books, r e c 0 l' d s , MUsr SELL 1-1 a n cl m a d e chair $20 l\1arble tables S15 SLIDE projector and screen dresser $20. King &: ,quee:n 1 ·cel'amic shades n at u r a I feet wide or 9% feet Knick-knacks for house dresse! size· 10. Apt Sale CANDEl..AS Classical Span-Oteat. 115. Large bookcase $15. Re1nlnaton Ra nd bedspreads $10, I~. 3 'speed tones $20. Coffee server & tpgethet' W'ltli bullti irf TV '68 VW seats SID each. T"ih 10c-$5, Maternity clothes 493-5831 lsh Guilnl' · PERFECT $15 Odldren'• rockel'I $3. typewriter $25. Old Hoover boys bike $15. TV ,color warmer $1.50. 536--6338. Swivel mahogany &lained bed, finn mattress $2<1. 25c-$5. 13392 Lilly St.. .::::...:=-------C'ON DITION • Appral.~ed a l ~M 50c Toys and games upright with attaclunenta, antenna $5. Corvette Iur-TENT~ pJ. Portable sink $25 each:1Sat ~and Sun. 9-5. CIAMlcill guitar $ 2 0 . Garden Grove, ott Trask C'ONTOUR Lounger "Cud· $150.00 -for only $100. with Sc. 10172 crailet Or. HB, oU '\\-orks well $15. Stetto aa&e rack $2.50. OU pain-$6. Coleman stove 2 burner 2313 Falrhill Dr.,. NB off Western guitar with case between Fairview Ii: Harbor, dler'' G o 1 d • electrically 1-1 a r d S h <! 11 C a s e . , Brookhunt, Sat-sum. record p!a,yer $8. fi7$-.(11{)1. 1 tl:np $S4l.5. 4 h:, fluore9Ce71t' $9. Portable pot hauock 23rd and Tustin. $25. Desk $15. 548-3979. ""'"'""-'-==::.· --~-~ 1 C~7..ctnew condition =MD<=E=*~"'lil-=1~427~~-~- VW feDden. front and rear SIM?.fONS Beautyre~ twin Ught $7. Oothes Mc--$5. type $9. Foot lockera l3 INFANT teat $1. Baby SOLID v.-ood roon;1 dividers, 4 SWIVEL bar 1tool1 $4.50 .:;;;;.::;:,.;::o-=::,c==~~-PRQFE.SSIONAL 5 string 1 hoods., bus doors and glaa atx boxsprlnga and mattttM Wooden ~bead 8 each. F'4'ld up pot $1.50. 10 clothes 10e each. 842--7237. 2d ft hi~ f20. Craftsman each. 4 tOld!Jle chain pad-M=G ra\s ~~~ Banjo S165 ofJer. pair $4 each. vw trans., rieeds $25 oomplete. Dinette Rt ~· ~77 w Lane, plloo fish tanks nx:ka, FOR discrlminating mother's lB" lawn mower $ 8 · ded seat A. be.ck $2.50 ea.ch. 968-47,,,. ('hron1e Luchvig TimbaJes I work $5. vw type headerl $25. Hutch $25. \\romat\S . -filter, pump heater $7.50. 8' O'h a bodKet I have many 495-6470. Brap chandeUer SlS. nuted IN ~. xlnl cnnd. MZ-2064 for dune buaY ~ VW bowling b&ll and bei t!O. MGB Iuegage rack, IUre new patio umbrell& $5. Round beautiful Clothes t« your rKAVEL ciothes bag, 1..ge swag lamp multi-oolared AIR rompreS90r A gun, 100 QUILTER AMPLIFIER black bug aeata perfect F"r&med picturea $3 ea.eh. $10. &t&-1860. pat~ table $4. Rectangular Utile efrl from inf.ant to 3 VilJ..pac rtd plakl, good S17.SO. 1-llde-a-bed $25. 1.fir.. psi, near new $100. • oonctWan Sl5 a pair. G<>ored flora] ~~:~a 2Sl. ~t I= yean all from ,Sullocla condition, $10. Laguna Hills, ror $4.50. Vanity bench Si 6 67".>1658 6 12"' speakl'rs $350. 97S4l99 titt!J' on V\V rims S4 Yeh. Books SOc each. MS--1018. pattttn, frlriged to:nda i.;. chairS $5. PatiO~brella Robinsons, Magniha, etc. 831...3825. glaas shelf whatnot $10. F.sl'ATE SALE GIB.9)N Guitar'&: amplifier. 546--1775 STERED · coNale and black 64$-1860. concrete bue 4 $1!>0 each. some hltrdly MrD all in CORNING coffee pot, new Bath space 1&.'18" flflel\.'1!8, ~lust Sacrltice Con:t~m• 155 1 :% HP 1., englnc $10. 2 A. whltc TV both. for $15. REFRIGERATOR sn. SlO\le Oi.Uda desk &: chair $2 new condition, oome see and '$7.50. Electric .chord organ cabinet $10. Flttplace tool 4 Furt ~2118 , work benches $10 each. Need rtpllln. Electric fan $25. tltllf JntXWr $5. Sham. 20x2> Inch rtdwood doi jlJdae .ltlr younelvea 75eo-SS. $18.50. Clock·radio $ S , set $5. Nrw 1.lanzanltA gas POT SALE _ Stoneware by '69 GIBSON S.G, S~cial tnd table $2.5> Comer $4. Box recordJ SS. New ']>OOtl' $15. Car cooler S10. ·house $.5. Elt!ctric noor Af!ii some baby equipment Console record player & logs $al. Peacock plaques David Cooper Sat k Sun. (;ul!ar, ~n l rond. $250. table $5. Mini·blke, -~h M1~~a coU1, ~n•'°i t.,.;'*'2; Chev)' starter ''-· gcrubber $5. 2 wrought iron ~kl~ ~:'~ !':d radio ·combif*tl<>q $2S . ~; J1 ::W ts~ 46o:J Seash<lre Dr, N.B. ''/('11se. Gl4-fil22 1 enaine $12.M Gas stove wit B o;:nuer -.. \ ~ ~pwrlter $15. Tr a 11 er scroll columns 8' $5 each. e . 0 . Carpet sweeper ~ 2 porch 80 R I A~IPlJflER acoustic "150" • i:trkldl~ and rolluerlc $25. after 2 pm. • Wheel• $4. Sleeping bat .~ Electric beater thennosta t ~ ~th ot Garfiefd, shades 6' $.1,51).-$4..50. Pie-bucket fl. 6 PC. B set lOO. stingray 2 rabinets. 8 speakera. Best R.etrlprator with Cl'OSll Ct0.P BOYS medium Volt dOck feet Va.cuwn $10. Ba.sin Sf,. $5. S leg comer table $3. 16 ·anytime. 'lutes $1.50-$.1. Sofa pUlowa BABY crib, clean \'ery good ~·s~Ik6:5~ead l\.Iast('r offer. 84&-4.ll6. freezer $25. Atgtn ·3 $5 mt' $12. 86ck pacldriJr Socket .rt byd'raullc jack $5. Hard back Hardy Boys SCHWfl'iN bo)'s ~·°'w $1 . ..each. Klnr· spread S6!i0. condition $12. Desk and ' '. . cNnera $15 S 11 ho u. et t e l>Oot-1 'Ra.lchle perfect con-Screen door $5. Steel beam book$ ~ each. Old Rem· Pa.lnt,.rebuUl ex~lleni' t'OD-K1~ no Iron •~t.s-$3 each. chair l'u.itable for AChool SINGLE bed $2.5. l\ld.ain Office Furniture/ Facial Tonel' SJO. Relnx· diUon s121 cost us, size s. $5. V\V parts $5. Drill PreBS lna:ton typewriter. $3. Elec-dition $25. Four Speed elec-·Piilow cam $'1.50 eO\.Ch. child. white pa Int t d , lawn edger $35. Heavy duty Equip. 124 acl90'I' 410-\i hp mo,,,tort 1 Sears waUde-t81kles.$.1S cost $25. Coffee table $12. Scissor lrlc Ice cream freezer wood trlc Hobby mcrtor i'OOd tor Pots & pans 2Sc-$2, en.ch. mar-.proof· top $20. Solid "'.axel' offer. 492-2004. --~-- $345. Uirte mocha . ca $30 \\'Ofiui flno. Small con-J•ck $5. TrtM1't4'l' radio tub $4. 96S-1026. 18.111 n-mt anytblna $10. 008-6218 Clothes S0e42. Portable hard rock maplti double bed 1'-tUST !ell, 3 rm beige carp, TRANSCJtllllNG <tiagonal ' vllt US 2 gas tanQ for temporaryuphQlsteredcbair $10. Ca.mptt ICT'ttJ1 $1 Jacaranda St., Fountain Mike. · awning $22.50. TV stand $6. S2S. 't\\'o matching maple ?.lust see to apprtt. 1\.11\kc tlicticin unit~ ~2'· Grundlg 11,pick:..up extra ta~ \\°' brlJl'hl oranp $.iO. 6Y ri998. Voltage Inverter $15. Bras:1 Valley, 1 block west •of CUT N' Jump wa.ter ski Glassware SOc-$10. ~ iitgh1 stands $7.50 each. oUer. 642-9808 ~~~':~1. :.i~' $200. 2009 Continentol, C · tires for Poncbf~ Kl of 5 pump $12. Electric tmtor Brookhun:t off Ell.ia. Slalom, O>r»eave, ua(!d once VANITY bench. iron $3. Doll Green Upho~ louna:e TWIN frame matt $10. dinct· •-=-------- 1 642--7S80 . RlFRlGERATOR."$25> Alteo $5. Bria Strattcri mator $5. TRANSMISSION cooler new $20. 96)-001, Cf: Sl. Dt-ess Sorm, ex~ chair $25. Four mahogany te .et $25. Rollaway bed $.'J. EXEC .swvl chn Sl5f2'5 Sec • AMERICAN Map: 2 •lotted ___ l7-41D -crlb 64&-lZiO: $20. 14x6><2 honol & clamp& RED .... -~ -bl<. small $4. Old dlnlna ch a Ir•, gold lm Tustin CM 646-6880. ch" $8/24 Desk> $20/90 • ~with D'J0.14 tlttl exctllbtt ~ttre.. $T. 8ti10 bq GIRL'S 16" RoYCt Union inrluded Btaa le . t>tcktr couch~~~'iA ~ .ad iron $5.. 0>eat P'I>' . oa.uaahyde seats, wrf p>d ~tODEL RR ...., .. INS Pierce 861 W 19 CM ~ CODdltJon. 54t-"3095 chatr S.\. Roddiw hcde ~. 1imde apted, pur-electric lawnmower $25. · tK10r machine $9. Otar or condition $8 rach. Wet tult '""' ll™INGTON Rand electric , -kitehcn table 80" $1.15 Walker $1.· PGOoom Dle Jud whfte iood con-m8m. ANCllORS ~ Tlrea It oc>l(ftd ctus aJ\adl!'I and $4. B&lbot. f'1'3.-&ll3. Phone, ht: 63>6385 adding machine ~. 11•$1). 2 M>ple bar atools $15 -$1. Toya So-$1. illllon $10. 6fUl89 ANTIQUE bratl ooal ocuttle wbcdt f>om 63 &ambler Clilmtleyl' $147. 8!--BABY tumlturt:, awing $2. 644 S. Valley Anh . e 6l3-070t 0 etoc:h-Boot WJrlllC Md mat. Sat-sun. S45 A·AWcado. CM 2' BWE eontemponry IOfal $25. Two seta ma.ttttu and ~£· Recliner $20. ja,r ~t, blanket, P;llow Boundnette lff.t, Uke new BELL While cycle belme t Pianos/Oreans 126 > trfft $15. '00 c.rt frame 64&-11!63 9 11 ••di $25 eocb. °"""" box sprinp on i.o; 30" OWJt Pl Amplll! $15 TV &nnan :" ~!; !;!;,;:,~·A~~~ SW! <!&ht. $10., 49H383. I ;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;.1. lnd•mold $S. Gonion tool• 25· CAL . Potnco tl>ow unit. do\tbl• bed $25. 907 wide, 6' Jo<c, lllut!lo l>Pt! ,f ""··• lum: dllna ..._ ... $9. u . Baotln•t1e •--BAR-btltu!lpololamp Pl"NOS -ORG'NS p ead).: 5 pL 1mlen aqulU'tum·wltb hoiOd, Uahls Cttua Pl. NB 644--0988' • beds S1.5 each IMll, put $m Luaaae -:-"'"' dJn _ TIU or Llloa-$5. Upblst chair $10. 40 cup "' "' 1 ~ $5. lle rt I l I z a r Jnd l&IKI $20 1JCbt o&k NAUGAHYD'E clab chalt toeethcr wttb fOt.rn l'\lbber boe.rd. Dl!9>' 112.50. Ple.yptn C'hlna nen.ve ..,, IS. Fannula ba&: 50c. 0.UI ootfee pot $2_. SSi~ NI'\\' k l'~I. Great 1electlon. •11preAder $5. 404 Futlertan rtel'!O cabmet, ITl,ii tnchea ......... -. $20 Naupbydo'Chdr'. joiner, male.el Jdnp1ze bed $7. Ouistm~s omamenta Ro8evil1e J.ttchtt $12. Cut bottle& lOc each. \Voode.n CompttcU\v• ri.·lcet. Open Ave.,MM8$3 wide, 36 kq, 3l hill:h $35. ~"Tt: ... $10 New OE record .or UM .. comer Ill'-SOo-$5. outside Ouiatmu ftau. t' vue S18 . playpen S\O. &by clothes TIME FOR F:ve!t. & Smiday.1, The beat , Qfll.D'S crib ~."~.tr'" Coins 5c-.J3. ~. 402 player ST.SO Walnut desk ~~ent with th tow ll'1:1~~~~~ == ~i~S4.1 ~ lt)c..$2, P.1aternlt clothoa . cjt1tl$nwa1\,~1~t; no Playp<n $S. -Maanolla St. CM tutd (hA!r $25 each Motorey-p1........ very clean """ I clock ndlo -n-1 ~-CM l~~t ~. I!39'J Uy St.. w allichs Music City ... 1 ~ .~ cl wlndtl>lld 1750 ~-dltlon, Blu!ls ._ NB. -· -~-Gard<n Grove Oil Truk QUICK CASH ~O rattan 1eat n1etal fl WOOD laddttl ... etu.:11 e · --T~ G44-2S52 · trailer ca.rt $10. Ubrary of Cl-lEAPo-Olest of draOA'ef'S between llarbor & Fairvttw • South ~t P\a7.a St0-28.10 . :;~~11s12. \Vlth bartt ~;"t~n and....= ~ =. !~ Jt =r~ BUCKET seats ~. 65 =ds 1~1. bl~~t1 $~ ~ '::: sff:·m~J $20. BPLhUE. ~~'. ~·-11"'!. THROUGH A *PI.AYER ptano. ~lcr LEIS Farbe...,are toutar 14 dJtlon . ..,._2889 Plymouth In aootf cOndltJOn. Sl .. plng hors_ 14 and 16. . . "'" ~ -I C bell Xl t rood ; SCRAM· zst:t~er~t:~ ~~te~~ng~~wri~ t~~hbe~~~tb. = f~:· i ·~::2t~~~~~~m~~l\~~ ~t\~~t~~~I= DAILY PILOT ~~. 5 urn wknd..: • ' ,. > SWEIS ~ board $1 M11tttcl power anw· flihlns:. reel• ts-$16. Now ny MITOtEbL 302 rttl $10 Troplcnna loul\~ $25 Mi'.h. Toddler. seat $3. Dre~htg $3. 646-663l. AN $5 Stars. roek tumbler S8 rOOa $6. Tackle 2Sc-$2. New Ntar nnw Elk pump $15. Outdoor umbttlla sz. Snack ~ ~1!tt,Kh ~n/1.50. Nice 3 pitce aootloMI' $25 2 PIANO, F\itlonw; upriatit, • O'" enrme Ora11ter S2. Matlin rodJI $25. Snow t.at,re siphon puuip $6.50. sets $1 . Glaue• 25o-OOc • ._. . n. table lampa $10. Conitt WANT AD xlnt con<t. ~furbished, an- 1. PJcton _ Hnvy -'nfls -Eleatrlc train $,10. A11rOnL chains $10 5 aat saw cine Surlboatd $10 Lawn mower Sheela '15c Place mat sets lS~ SlilRLEY Teml)le po.:per desk $7.50. End tablet $5 tlque. $500. 9 6 0 -11 21 NAPKIN Road Rnce $4. Skhtle Pool 50c Mtn'a lllkl pants. MR $8. $2.!0 Ou~<W polo lamp 40e-$2.50. Sal8d bowl tct $2. doll with clothes $25. Man· Cl'Cb. NelU' new plawen $10 &Jon--frl s..7 ~ "'cookt•'l p. 646413.1 \VOfnen'• aM pants. ala 6. $1.liO. Ktnmore vacuum Jewelry 750-U:). llt 1.!orn· ed tOUl R.R. lantern $2$.. HlQ:h chair $1. 111W.18th '642.5678 SCJ-IU&fENN Bnby Grond k\Qnp: "She'• been°" mr:n ROu.>.WU bed and mat· ia. Women'• a.(w.ttl bocflt New Olble llci blnd.1op $5. tna Star Lane. D ove r Antique noor lamp K Cllb St. Apt. C, C!'ot M>.ot2 or P\a.no fQl' sale, ?.taple llni.h, loJ!O than 0 NAPKI!(." ...,. 01. ~ tbe 6 IS-ll'lW6l3 OM ...,. Jot Iln 14. 96J.'1963. Shoru, N<WpQl'l lltach onl)r. !!a-1136 -'-=='-------~!$. ~ • I ' l I I I I f'illnot/Org1ns 826 f 111 Organ Lessons AO (;-A1 You Llkol NQn-~a)UI & playors \\"cl· ~ 1o &tr.end Tuetld11 ~· l'lfibt at 7:30 PM. \\1e v.u1i1 e"ltt')'Onf' lo lffm~ 10 11J,'\y tbe ora;.u1~ J\JI nU1.terials f\i<n"11ed. Tonl Dic11.'rii:h . in chttr&•'- Phone 642·2851 COAST MUSIC N~porr Blvd. at Jlurbor Co11ta Ml'i<:t -~-\\11.JRU1'ZER s11~r~i> ~pli1e1 Ol'go,n. Ex. cond. 11 ~ rr. cild. \\lalnut. "lu!t\-111r11ic percu.~ion, CaS!'lcll e dt'<:li. 5'&-0184 Sewing M1ch1nts 828 DOMESTIC 00Jl90le i;c,ving madrl.ne. $45. * 646--0853 • Sporting Good• 830 TV, Radio, HIP I, Stereo 136 lriJ ,____[ ";;;_;;; .... ;;;Jlil;;;1!•'' .... iiiiiiii""~~l~liJ!1:.I ---· .. ~l§J.;1 3 LlnH, 2 Tfm11, $2.°' 1 -Troliors, Trom "45 y 101 943 , _eoo_h.._,_Gene __ ,, ___ 900_1Boots, Sllf 90f C..mporti S1l1/Rlftt910 Cycl .. , Bikes, --'-...;..-----1 _""'" ___ ,__ ]~[ )~ [ i ~E~,.=~ ~ 9 ::: WANTED! .,.-Sollnr--'--w-/-tr-~-.-.. -.. -. -$3.150-"4 'JAR" _Scoo __ ,.,. _____ 9_2.S.;..1~~~1 1:!\\~r. 11~'11.,":i~\:: "THE SWINGER" l?CA, Zenith & Sylvania color dh:ncc tralnfd. Must n\O\'e 32' Q>llJ.mbla 5.5 mtr •. $2200 i' CA.bover ClmPtll' w/dll)< $100 6, 3 burner stove A oven '72, Chev. Surfer "'Shortle'' ·rv &.. stereos. .Yrgest 53&-8316 Character Boats ~: tudeSn r 16 ···1 ·········$1000 ettt'I, it"e boJt, ltove. Mounled OR l;jll!SOifii'i893-4909iliiiiiiii'i'iijiiii\ w/,dsupe~-~P·,-1 .w~I· bi'loc tJQll Ill So. Calit. Prll.-od GOLD/Black Lab brothe~. ..., lpe '"'/tr r ••• "" ·fT;iO 1500 Se l I Id C&NTUR ION I' w e ~ ret. •• ... • IPllll" 1h11n the di!ICOl.lntm T ll'-Kite ................. $325 on res ontr; "' e CARP E-T ED, RADIO, v.·/3 yr picture tube, 2 yr ake pair, 6 mo, obcd. Character boata llt.'eded for U!lun•n 10 •••••••••.• ". $1~ box •. Auto, 350 Vb·8, )X)\\'er LE MANS I 1§1 AV'l'OMATJC, y.g ~No . part$ & 8Crvit.'t'. Ant('nnas train. Shott, home w/yrd. lh\l Annual Oiaracter Boat OK Dinghy ••....• ~fitke offer irteennir. power rake•• For 1.ntonn'atlon ltattlng to Autos for~I• M 1396101. JWU<b' to In s t 1111 •.' d a· t <' o st =645-8827"'=°"""='~-~--~ Parade on Saturdny, Auaust ,AU boats owned by USC aaU-h1~~1 dutyi~-'t>~~g• & the Jeue or purchase of 11 . . "The Van llappcnlng. ' B·;:uy::!--- '\'/purchn!t' if required. DARLL.'l'G Doxie Pupp!e11, 2 25th. Unusunl 0 r ex· tni tekm and are In xlnt 1 "'°'• nss w uc IJlllft: tires. Ntall showroom of 1,0CX> -h, "'e'U £how SW bow to gut Cniih 9(1 Plan OJ' (crnu1 to J6 frnls, I n1nle, 2 trioa old. traordlnary boat• or boals cond. PRICED to Sell! Bcauhtlllul 1 ~While w I lh 2,000 111. rt. on the Coast " S p 9 ,9 the.n., • nro. ARC Color TV, 9021 t'rt.-l' to b'OOd ho 1n es . decorated to th!~ '-'ear'a 644-S362 or 675-4TI9 nuuc r"g nterior f520191) .Hwy In 001. Colona del ~uto ervl~, •rtt ., $A-~95 At) ' !~'" B kh"-•10 """"" -# UU.. PRICE 'I"" Bike Sl-p, °"~ E. --an a or •llffll NO ..,,.,, ~ -~"-then1P. "The S v.· Ing Ing RANGER ~. like ne"'• 3 $4395 " ... "' .JW.11 302 OiEVY ll10l1 block ti lo BILL BARRY p N llun1i11g-lon Brach, 968.3329, • FttEE to ct.O<t home, Yean;." Con!ol.'t Newpor1 bags North sails, R.D,F", Coast 1-Iwy, 641)..()911. l ptJtons, ))ft!an ... ~I & 0 TIAC SACRIFICE ~nale orange cat, shots. llarbor Olan1~r of Com· compass, Chrysler 12.9 O.B. BILL BARRY PONTIAC + BICYCLE SALE * clearanced, $125. 1-fo\\•ard A PanliSOrue l'ilCt'eo tllJ)c ro-MG-51.i78 tnert'l' at 6#-8211 or Fu)Jy equipped $ 8 ~ 0 0 · NEW 10 SPEED fTALlAN Rolle1• Cnm, Engle Bar Slot Gt•IC Motor Hoinc CC"nlcr corder wi1h uu1oroatic i·e· S &,. 5 Ylt 1J!d •payed feinalC' drop by the ot!!ce al 270 642-oo79 lnipeccable. BICYCLES $59.90. Beach Roller11 & rev klt, $100. 2000 E. tat Sii'ti·I v1o>rso. liRC'S ArnJ>l'x 71_; colli1• shl•pherds. Newport Center Drive in the SAIL BOAT -1ttontgon1ery G1'1C Mo tor Jtome Center Bicycles, 806 E. Balboa 9b'2-82Xl Sl•nltt Ana MS-1000 11*1" rind 1•1-•. i>>"lud••. ~ 833-3186 after 5 pm Desi&n Pliua. A tun tll· 10 rnctng d'1"y No 228. 2000 E. ht Streel Blvd 675--7282 1\uthori.:i:ed ''"' Cf!~' · ~ 1 -" "'-'-• .) perlence and a conununity r •1 · · • ~a Anu.. 55&-UNX> • •• ' · "" c..v. l'll¥111e, ove111a.u · '63 FORD \'an. Telephone &~ts, 2 t.1ereo speakers, l..ABltAOOR re1rlevet, 5 servl<.'C ror a.II who used only 1 me11 -great NlSHIKI dealer. ed. Ne1N rings, bearings, Co. Carpeted, windows, lad. headphont>s, 15 pre.recorded ~. male, IJOUsebroken, participate. buy $-175. 497-1!117. '68 V\V pop lop caniper, 1970 SL 3!>0 Honda motorcy· bollout & wive grind $250 dcr rack, See ut 100$ tupos Rnd blank reels · all gOOd \\'/children. 979-8630. 18 BLUE Boy 1~', decked, 9000 nli on reblt eng, Xlnt cle. Needs sllg'ht gear box cash. 6Th--0034 J'1'Csirllo, CM $650. Steve cquJpntent i.~ brand nev.-. -.:.._ CAL1~·. I.O. Tri-hull. Fiberglass, dacron s a i I , cond. only $2300. 64&-8468 work A· ttme up, lo mileage. 3 J••""" IV'-Wh••I• 5-19-1780 ,\sking: $275. 01. inakc ortcr. FREE KITTENS ,,-ai!er, F. covera. ha.it w/trler, •73 reg. StlO, aft 6PM Far out bike. S300 but will -$loo. f;,"a u '"· .. ~7,_1 ~oo""DG=E~~v~.-.--- (Tl4) 84G·M94. * 6T;).2TiJO * tank, .skis, 130 hp .• J\.Unt 83• ~,-1, '69 _ *T Camper Sec. Ail', talk Call 645--2659 ,. ,,0 • • mags, cond. $3500. Ray Kelder, =~~-·------, · _ 61~78 am/fm alar@O, paneled, * Summer Special * 1'""REE '0 id. honie, spayed 6~1828 FISH or Ski, 15' Glastron R/ll. Lo mi, 81fw 4, loaded 73 HUSQUV~RNA 1 2 ~HOOD for 64-66 1'1ustang. !>hag crpt1, side pipe!i, Rebuilt-Picture Tube = G. / ~~ ~~.J;j· 13. BOSTON \Vhal er, 40 hp Tri·hull, 60 hp John90n, full ~ 557 P umer, CM CRMX, 125 73 Yamaha Bond-on type A1ach I scoop. J:tarr.!en trans e«>ler. Set up $87.50--21'' or 25" Color w c n, · Johnson, American Trlr. top, tach/sp, ps\'l'S, galv MX, Leaving area. Must Both pt'rfect 642-&G.') for ·lowing. Many xtras. Ex· POOL table, g" nu i 11 e * 2 YEAR \VARRANT'l LOVELY Jong hair spayed Xlnt cond. $99S. or best of· trlr. $1850. ~9U9. MEL-Mar Camper 19 7 2, sell. Make ofter, 615-2653. A ti /Cl I 953 cept. cona. 642-2185 Bruns.,1'ick, 4 1 ~ x 9, sJ atC', lnstallntion Availabl1! Fem. cal. Free to approved fe r, 6T:>?t75. NEVER used Un I cor n Rsae~l·l,icerl ld~!tlNo~ ... -Cath GIRL'S 27" PeU&eQt, '13 " ques 111 Cl '69 OODGE A-108 Window leather pockets, atces.qories RJC'e'~ Television Service maiure honle, 549-1846. 38• DEFEVER T 1 Cal.amarran &: trailer, $1250. "s e ' 0 '· e~ some model, fully .equipped. Must 1931 FORD 4 dr sedan, black Van , V -8 , auto, Sr:>O. 5-10-2971 or 6-12-1280 formerly Mesa North. Center FREE to good home, len1ale raw er· Small boat trailer $50. 1''0ric. M7-56S6. sell to'travel. $110, 67"'.>-4007 w/yel1011<' \pin stripe, raclio/heutt'r. Rare, 8 doors, 6'4" RUSSELL surfboard. l Bick S. of Baker 546-6002 I yr old Golden Retriever, ~Ofci/ D.ChF. / V.H.F ... ~"ldcl~. M6-69l6 Fl.BtiiliLASs camper stiell anytinlC. recently reblt n1 o tor , good cond. $21~. Call Exceltl'nt rondition. B<'!il of. open !l--5 16 daysl shall;, dog obed., 837~3157 truik. $!)7,500~22 ° mg ~CO~R-O_N_ADO __ ' ~25-.. ~V-ery-x~l-nt. ~~~·~Ji~amlno. '71 HONDA CL 350. Looks hydrolic brks. vinyI1~.1 =55_7~-3~71~5~~--~-~ fer . 61f>..5G.1.1. 2 ALTEC Lansing Speakel"!l, GERl\L\N Shorthair Pointer, 1 • 1,'-, F 18 ERG L cond. at Ne"A-potl:. Delux · like new. Needs clutch. Xlnt eond, must !tell. "'""'· '73 PODGE Van, 316 V-8, 1----------1 872A . \\'alnut cahlnets: !Rn· ruale, to good home, H.B. ~bout. Big wheel.A ~ii~ fee.lures. $6700, Make oUcr. VW Ct AMPEAMR/F'M72 l2500d .. Pop rla~e. f Al~ :e~~ 01· or n1ake off Pr 645-5552. auto, r/h, cllx aeat11:, cust TV, Radio, Hi F i, co U!5 turntable, syslL'l\1 area. 8-17-3400 back trlr, 75 Johnson motor. c968-~"'30"=°''=~~~~= 1JJ> op, ra 10, Xlnt 1·a e or rue · Rtcreitionll paint, fully cptd, curtains, St•r-eo 836 AD230XE & dust <:over: HOUSE Cat. 6 mo's old. Had $595. or best offer. 963-296.1 AUTHENTIC CH INES E _oo_nd._47"-~28~3~7·~=~= 23" PA.RAMOUNT , Fu 11, Vehicles 956 lJOl'! \\'iUdO\\'s, roof wnt. 1---------Ma.rantz Al\f 1~"'111 tu11f'1' i,;hols. Can't keep have 13, BOSTON \"hale•, Sports JUNK_ Sleeps 4, seats g for • ''CAMPER Campy, silks, xlras. Must ~terro tape, nings. ~78.1 PACKARD Bell r o n s o 1 r . 1nodcl 110: P;iid $500 foi" '-··hy. '= "'77 • "'--N ~ & ail sell by 8/10 Bei;t otter DUNE BUGGY ·11 ·~rtD v "'-rt I 1 AMl •·•r 1 . 1 ~ -~ Mod•I. 40 hp Johnson. umuer. ew enis.ne s s. COMBO'' · · ,. v an . .;HIV \V lL'C r " . lllU lip C'X n1t'lnltor Br11un Ainp 2x85 \Vfllt. .. 112 ~ n· ""2 7976 ·~ I ' J 0 d Trailer. s-,•7777 ·'""· .. : ..., ·I · ' Tul>e [ra.111e bll~. Paneled, CtlJ'po!ed, c:onlro , .,.spcf ~.arr a r Gl'B.nd tQt.<1l $72J. 645-3559 • .r ~ I 6 I ~ 8' FIBERGLASS boar, 3.5 hp Bf~AUT. Mint cond. 26' Ex-11' New El Capitan 'TI HONDA 350. l'lo~w engine. F1't'Sh Col'vnlr stct'O, lo n1i. Xlnt concl!Uon. rcco1., p ayel', , Frt'nch used 6 mos. I~ XI d' I . •.. 71 1 "'"1492 Provincia l tahin('t. Xln1 Pets and $upplt:& motor. $l60. 2651 Waverly calibur, Sips 4, radio, head, llbel'glass ctunper , electric nl con it on. NC'\\' snnrt ni·e11 <:.\'C's ': .,...,. . 1..'0nd. $100. 642..:.7K2. _ _ Dr NB 646-3344 6 hp 0/8, Spin gear. & gas, refrigerator, tuU $600 • 96&-8124 illust sell $3C.O. '70 FORD va.n Scn1i-Camper STEREO. Flsher speakel"!l, ~ ' · ' 838-1329. shower, toilet, Sundance '70 J-IONDA CL 175. Good 675-6910 Arter 4:30 pn1. Bol> v.s. stl<'k .. Air & extras. Kenv.·oo<l 120 WAil rcceive1·. ,___'_"_'_'_'_'_•• _ ___,! s Cats 852 R~H~07D~E~s-33~.c~1-.,-,~,,-,-.~oi-ng cu~tom Interior, mounted 1 Condition $300 or lkst oJ. 19n JEEPSTER Conimando Xlnt cond, 36,000 n1i . .S22fl0. Garrard turn table. J-lead _ . I ' I~ champion "HANAHULf." ton pickup, PIS P/B, 454 fer. ~ 557-7266 ·A-1 cond, \Vftl'n llubs. 642-0027. phones. t yl' old, mint cond. PEitSIAN kittens, CFA reg., ~~ A.~ Top condition. $650), Ph: V-S, air cond. tilt wheel. A '72 YAf.1AHA Enduro 250 f.fi chelin ra~inls, a 1 um · -o,~,5=p"o=R"TS=~M"'A-=-cN="~1 Best offer. 962-fl9.11 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 sllQI!!, beautiful Jong hair• I '·:liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· iilf.~~ 1~6~T>-~123~2f.Xj;;t.";;Q;;d.;-ttiiilir real deluxe unit. (No. like new -$625 n1ags, rear lire racks, 500 lb Xlnt. Unes, Also ahJd ser.11 12755>· SattW~. * 548-35.13 * capacily luggage rack, driv-'73 orev. % long \V/B van. ~~ :~~~~v!'~~~~ ELEANOR needs a home! 3 vice, Starting at $15. Bo111/M1rln• LJo~r~4 ~ oo~~ail~'. $8795 '67 TRJUMPH Chopper Ing llte!'I. $.1200. 675--3204 Sleeps 4, Ice box, !>llding one uni!, mint cone!, $170, mo. ~· Beagle, playful, * 892.2970 * &quip. -. .. eluded, seldom used. BILL BARRY PONTIAC springer hard ta.U n1anY '61 INTERNATIONAL Scout. window, automatic,· radio, M&-8941 / 548_8.'iOO loves kids. 548--6400 REGI57ERED. 6 yr POA -~~-----""'-·I 968-mo extras $u:ro * •545-4708 4 wheel drive $725. heater, 350 V-8. !No. 13371). G sllO\V mare. English & 6-TI WITH 64 HN 4 gear box. ~'-7-7.,..,.===-:---1 • • e ~1 e Alake il to the "Van Hap- A:;f,:'E sli;~il~ ::7;1~~ ~Mg:tl;h~:.m rn~c 1~ \\lestern, Pror: tl'alned. $2SO. Good cone! Sl800 ;,;g· =~wi~ G~iC Afotor Home Center 70 KAWASA::: J: DB street legal V\V 1600 cc pen.Ing." $4Ask9u9s a5bout It. b\J1,ck/\\'hite, $50. R3~3.)00 VERY gootl home 492-1222 962-6T22. BUDA DA·: $350.. trailer $300. 646-9070 2000 E. lst Street make otter * . librgls body & top, good MORRIS stereo cons o I e LOVABLE 1 yr old orange KITTENS, 1 part Persian. 1tfarine &trplus Company t8' CAT. Class A racing Santa Ana 558-1~ ~ Bul:;co 64Punca.s8g. J970 tires, $800 548-4161 N.B. BILL BARRY PONTIAC wftumtable Al\11FJ\t radio, male cat. al!ered, shots, box l\fale, blk/ivht., 1 blk Fem 3307 So. Main. Santa Ana ~ndlle~o,!8. ~I!~ ... ~~s. Xlnt Cy 5 ccl" 00 •11 8,i 5 kes _5 5PM. p · 4-44 ter ·")()I ts, Race, icods 959 $50. 960-1127 Mon-Fri 3-7 trained, &14...(1139 aft 6 pin short hair, free. 49'1-6644 1 ___ __;~=="'---.. v ,,.,..,,, ""'""'....., -,~ Eves. Motor Homes '32, 5 window roupe, full G~fC Motor 1Iom<' Cenl<'r ZENITH, new, clu'On1a oolor. ~ KJTTENS, playmates nf PERSIAN KiUens, 2 male, BoAtl, Power 906 STAN l\liller Racing Sabot '70 \'AMAHA 250 DT 1, needs S I /R ••" rompetll!on, rotnp. Ch<'\'Y 2000 E. lsl Stro.•t Cost $380. Sell for $40). "Pal" the talking dog. For CT No. 5960, good cond.,Nat'l v.·ork. $250 or best ciUer, a e int rw ninni'"' g•ar . sm•ll or b•'g Sonia Afl!l 558--1000 556-8434 reservations call 642-9846. A reg. Uivablc si!vl!r 32' F" I RL INER champ. $350. 494-5116 642-9967 a ft 3 bl ···,., -=~~~----tabby,;, .$85. $7-1328 aJI 3 -"" 11HOLIDAY OC ·, ,,., eng., nlany xtra STEREO Cahinel. custom AIREDALE Heg, ma I e, HIMALA"AN Flying Bridge, 'IWln Sere\\', CAL 25. No. 50. Spbu1aker. '7{) HONDA SL 350, 11.COO parts, n1us1 see to appreC'. Auto Leasing f6'. made. Solid \Va.lnul, w/M.i-O\\'ner n1ust l'.ncrifiC<'. Bcau1 l . Siamese kll· :r,o Crusader 19n Engines. 9.5 hp00. 0 Ev.in613-rud. ~,,,,O,IB. !11~· !'.!~ parts & tires. $500. MOTOR HOME" ''!!"'~' ~832:7~·-~!:.· ---~=11,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I ca top. 586-121,'J guard dog. 4.1'6-4608 1:ns. SeaJpoint. l\lale & Fresh \\'ater Cooled, 6~i $311 JUQI J'j~ T" k ·-""=='~"'--~C-C"-----}c111ale. Cal. 892-3ll7 0 '-7==:-:-=c---Tolully ·•11·-nlaln-• 30 ••'1;;;';;uc;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;9;;6;;2J LEASE ZENITII Color TV, 23". Late LONG haired kittens to i,::ood 1 D 85.. nan power plant, 12~~ CAL 25, hull No. 1177. Super '70 HODAKA 100 -= ... v .,.... •74. ! ''73 . All k model, $1T:l. hon1c + a homr for mother, ogs ~ C'hannel VIIF. power winch, clean. Sparkling coodition. Llke nu. Many xtras. V.'Lller tank, dinette converts s a , pr1C't'!I. n1a M 6., ""10 h'I I I · ·~ -654 -~--------1 bait tank l't'decorated t ....... ,,., <'AA """o to huge bed, refrlg<'ralor, & rnodl'l!!. Cnr.; avnllo.blc> 'IU'"OO" "' 1 c ong i<llr """'' e PUPPY WORLD e · 1 & out' n·v-.. ............... * 545-l6.5l * water heater. Other extras 71 SPORTS CUSTOM until nev.· '74 dellven·. ICiilassiliiiiifiiodiiiiiAidij<jij.iiiij. jj.i64ij~jj56iiij78liiYijojjujjj·1ij1 jj!iindiiiiiiliiiijjnjijLil..,ijj i!ied .English Bun n1ix, Chihua-~~~~t ~nd., $IT""900 ca~'. SABOT.. Fiberglass, good 1t 19n Honda 500. Clopped. included. (No. 05961) f.J()(I Super sharp. 4 spd. OrdPr nov.· & ~A\'(', 11 huas, An1t>rican Eskimo EZ tinancing can be ar. rond. $12564z-4.ru . Really !le~J:O:.. $8795 rad & heat. New 12 x 16.5 CALL 963-2457 !Spil,l. Pit BuU<. T.CUp ''""""' •ith good credil. BILL BARRY PONTIAC lir" plus orig tires & rims . Poodles, Great Dane, Bull Private party. 67J.?U3. LIDO 14 No. 116, gd. cone!., '69 1-IONDA 3.50 CB street. * 892-18.12 * Autos Wanted Te1Tier, Cockapoo. l O O 1971 Delta Tri-Hull rovers. $795. 675-4365. Eves Loaded. 2,600 mUes. Immac. J\olfXED PUPS!! Stud Ser· & wkenda 833-2820 days. $3!6, 6n-8760 vlte ?>.lost Breeds. OPEN 17' FIBERGLASS, bow rid· KITE No. 611. Excellent con-·70 NORTON 750cc bike u\ EVES: 531·5027. der, l 70HP Volvo. l/O, d>'I~" w/H•--•il•r. ood ·• 'I 11 u1 k 968 Gt1C Motor Home C<'nter DODGE ,~, ., 1 . TOP »XI E ht Street W<N, " srx , no spin A CONVENIENT SHOPPING S£WINC GUIDE' ro11 THE CAL ON THE GO. Good on gas like ' new; ...... ~J u a .... ape. ~· ust se q c · For Sale: $50. Beautiful $3400/otfer. 645-3880 or $52;i. 673-2314 ly $650. Cn4) 962-2739. purebred German Shepherd. 8.'ID-8019 UDO 14, 2 sails, trlr 3'W hp '70 Cl 350 Honda, good cond. B/Tan. No papers. 3 yrs. 90 'TI SIDEWINDER, 85 HP mtr. '$735. Trade for small Must B;Cll imrned. $350. firm, Santa Ana -553-1000 dillerentl•I, RIH, 6 cyl, DOLLAR * RENTALS *-""1S weU. ~175. 49>-5259 we.1<d.,,,.. ""~ ev" & PAID Lifetime, Superior, Open 17wknil"";;'o;_· ;:;;=c-;;;-:,--::"' For •n •d In Wom1n·s World Cell M ary Beth 642·5678, ext. 330 lb lap dug. 10\'!'S everybody. Out·Board Chrysler, gold '& sailPr. 615-8110/6'5-SZl4 494-6515 Tom ~~st scTILl!Cl\Iovin~, .. to apt. bronre. Xlnt cond. $2400. ~rusr sell, 16' 505 Sallboat '72 llONDA 750. K2, like c~~I~ sJi.9i 45. peol"Y need 646-6032. 2212 College No. 1. Trailer &: spinnaker, make new Jo.mi, $1400. Ol' best of. Road, Landau, Ov•rland 1< *· 3968 OIEV. ;, ton, 7500 IMMEDIATE!. Y \\'i.nnebago Motorhornes · .GVY.'. dnt cond., Jo, miles. FOR ALL RECREATION $1800. atl 5 or \\•lend s. RENTAL ANO SP.RVICE .,,-"""'.,,.,......,."'7'-:-0--~I FOREIGN C.i\I. :~ otter. 67;Hi866, fer. &12--0575 TO sel' m1> is to love me! I'm rl . I ••· Shl zs· BAJA boa,t, 130 Pttkina ~LANDER 24. J<'iben:lass, 19n 0.5.$4 .;150. excel rond. a.n n cct1ona e ni.....,, h diesel. Tuna tO•"er. Lois ~ & · OB ttl'IV'I , __ 1 •'<!<I\ Zl6 N. Chu:a, SA '72 LU\', S\\•e4!t. ~lai1 "l&'hl s CARS n4-836-8615 "'i"'.p~s. au padded Int~ Jump Into School! Doll fashions! 1 .... , " ' 9477 6-14 ,, 1lf ...,; .... 1ff ...,1"~ T!I E .f t;'.\ll'l-:J~ !akt•s ll\'Pr -IOpH i1s u\1c11 1urllr11crk 1111d a girl'~ l1od.1sulrs :1 11 d swC'Ult'rs, 1\l~o ;1 rJ\'t'flS "'ilh per! pl<"1t'-"• 1.1h.~, 1111-nr·ot f dc1ni·lx•J1, )>rll\t<·•I 1':l1!<-n1 .!l ·1 7 7 Glrl's Sii•·s II, S, 10, 1:!, l·I. Size JD ju111f)('r 2 ynn_ig 4;i. inch; b!IJUSC 1 1 s yards !Obdc . • '91:'VENT\ ·PIVt; C:.f:NTS tor a ch pattern -add 25 ~!~·!~r 1:1ach pntttrn for ~ ·~1 nnd $pecl11l Hani11· n.t;' oi.ben..isc thlrd·cla1111 ......,,, will t.'!ke three e. !'I' mo"'· Send to 1 ·Jeartin, !he DAJJ,Y ._ PatTern Ot'lrt .. w~ 18th f'i .. Nl'w fi.T. JOOll. Prlnl ADl*E8S '''ilh ... sm ·and 8T1'1£ .,,. T-1.u, Ah'.C. rare & beaut. t.1v y VI ce cnuse, •. ..,..,..,.,. -.. man.YJexiriu. _..,.,,, or fnni ily is moving &'I need ii. xtras. Fishing mac!line, .~C"e.J"lo'G..;«--0~209=·-~~~~i -besl ofter 557";"$. e SALl:::.S e .~ 11_p091 .. <'1~1 . lo nllleage: WE ARE IN 7355 hunte. $100. -~~11 1ne . Sl3,ooo. 673-0023 days 23' SLOOP, Yiood hull, 2 '64 HONDA JC6 1.cc. Rebuilt 6r.,..1017 or Gr~~ 44' CHARACTER Bo at sails. ofb, head, sink. $.1150 engine $175 or Best offer. AKC Silky Terrier Pups. "Balboa." Fun bay boat. or bst ottr. (n41 526-2479. 642-2322 a fter 6P1'1 • SERVICE • IZIOO. 968--0669 DESPERATE NEED '68 CHEVY 6 • I> Ion OF GOOD, 'CLEAN • RENTALS • ""10m oab. 3 spd • FOREIGN c•RS Starl\nc bred-Oamp .sired. Sl,000. or best offer/trade. 18' UNICORN Catamaran '73 HONDA SL 350 K2. Mov· FPt & show stock-$150 to $250. '°'M"°u"'0-1;;ae~IO'l.-'GC:Cl>-'90..::::3'-7 ~--1 Trophy class, fast, trailer, ing, must sell. 4,400 mil<'s, 11350/besl orr,.. 556--0567 " alt Sp'" wkday• TOP DOLLAR-PAID '56 O!EVY ru"'. ~A~ir-00-nd~.1 FOR OR NOTI Odorl<'S!J & no Shedding. 16' BOAT 35 hp. Johnson, Cherry cond. 640-1402. $725. 00-836.1 Call 557-4672 Bit-in ~it lank -Ult KITE • .$350 WITH DOLLY HARLEY-De.vid80n XLC H EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH Xlnt conditlon. $4.)(), Call or come in to see us. OBEDrENCE Class to stll.1'1 trailer, $450.548-31 74 &: YEAR oi.o SAIL. 19TI, fine cond, extrrui. Call \\'ed., Aug 29, 7:30. p.n1. in 21' CHARACTER BOAT Bay ' 673-7558 after 6 pm. 844-4289 l•C(')ti,\,q t\.IJ "\/ J<I)' Call 586-0866 t . .1969. FORD Van..~ la, $1495/Best offer. NEWPORT IMPORTS the Irvine/NB area. favorite, M'ahY xtras; Call * MOVING • 16' Glaspar '67 TRIUMPH 650 cc, $400 or * 546.4928 * S33-J44S "Citation". Boa t. motor, & best offer, d!rt bike, xlnt !111'J ll',• 1{ .. f\lf•( ti * ~2839 * GMC * l\11NIA TURE s:"HNAUZERS AKC. 11 \\'eeks, Ch Sire &: Dam, 646-6385 CHRISCRAFT 27', 10' beam, trailf!'l'. $900. 644-4754. cond. 645-2777 1968. Super clean. Many * 24.' YAWL, Gafl rigged, '70 suzma 100. >..1nt con- xtrns. 673-8583. dacrons, cedar hull, 25 hp dition. Botro pipe &: PP Motorhorn.. * 1967 FORD % ton plck--up, 3 M Camper Specilll, auto. $1300. l""-W, Cout Hwy., N.R. 23' & '6' * 6'4-4179 • 642·'405 21' LYMAN. Recently haul· Gmy, $2300. 827-4249 tenders. $275. 644-43.53. ed. painted, \'arnis~. Xlnt 1.~3". "FIB'=°'ER="G'°t.A'°"ss""'"'sa11~boa-,-.1 'T"A"co"'"M"'1n"1"'a"1kecc-. °"Jh"p:-.-;2,..g'"'e--ar rond. 646-413l great shape, give away jack shaft, hand brake, llke 11.ThfEDIATE DELIVERY '65 CHE\ry ~Ton PU. Honolulu Auto De•ler Orange Co.'s \\'/ext"aa. w101 or •. ,·thout E ~ I ~·a1 • Dl'S})CralC~' Nl'edJJ U!Nld x ... -.us ve u.: er shell camper. ~'.l67 Biii Barry Pont,i1c ars I 'YEAR old fema.le Cocker-Terrie rmix, houst'hroken . Good family dog, S5. 548-5177 13' BOSJ'ON \\'haler. '70, 33 prico! $295, !>18-5168 new Sni. 642-8124 hp John!IOn. Canvas & GMC REC. CENTER '50 GMC 21/2T Dump All Makos 2000 E. 1st St., Sa.nla Ana $300 548·8873 All Models ~-• !'hots. 11ouse broken, AKC, 1 1 Ifi l!'H Sc!IPr r.fale, 6 1no .. trailer. $1000. 548-0904 Boat1, Slips/UOCks 910 16' OIRJS Craft Runabout in xlnt cond. $2.)00. 833-9300 ch<1n1p. stock S85. 49~1 arr G. ~-------1 \f G fl Ai. 'I" nialc, 1::; n\Os. $75, papers & nil slX>ts. Cqll IVl2-Ell80 or 979-9-111. Ask tor LIL. • illinla!1t1'e SchnRuzer * Stud Ser\'ice &'4-4390 DALMATIAN, feml·Sp&yed sm11\I. 4 yrs. old. $25. Call 640-0747. GER!<.1. Shep. Pups, Grand Victor line, blk. & sliver, 11 v.•ks old, $75. 836-8128. Jack Young I9n SKIPJACK 24' flybridge. SS500. firm. Ov.'11:_1' 7]4~73--1763, 25' TROJAN '67 only 170 hours, 1allcy, head, xl.nt cond, 673-1849 12' Mlni-Sprt (Bos. whir type) delux 72, Johnson 20 \\'/lilt trlr. Isl $625, 675-0093 TRAILER, l.rg steel 26' Tandem a "steal" at $395. 5'16-2011 AFGHAN, 3 )'TS old , no '70 SEA RAY 190, 160 h.p. "Rpers $30. I/O 59 hrs, n1any xtraa. " Trlr, xlnt. 714/897...2181 S!u•I! IO\'P al l !he prf'11y. 646-4005 \\'ANTED -Slip or ~k, wtelect &: wa ter fur 32' narrow beam sailboat. Eves 557-7729 34 FOOT .SLIP. Huntington lJarbor. $68. per mo. CALL 846-3272 PRIVATE dock for rent. 30' $50 per month. Newport Island. 673-25.U. 14' SKIBOAT MERC 75 l\IUST SEU, THIS WEEK GREAT B,AllGAIN 531-2164 or ~-8005 11r•1\' fai:hions in lhis pnHr>rn. _IR_!_Sl_!_S_tt __ Pt~--A-K-C ~· BRUNSWICK. l-0 . Cr f'I ~· h (' t Q U I C I\ If: 1 ' 1 e .erk r'P1PhY. 1.11 ' Ski/fish. Tnndem trailer, ~ II ema l', pie o e 1 er. brak••· cxtr•• uo ~•1 -\\'11111111111'• f<ir 11'~" do s! SI '28 o-.28 ""'~ 19' HYDROFUl'E, $4800. 3 I rl . ""'· ·' ~ 2•• CHRI• CR' A"'T' I Cl Pl 11$r • ·11 y ngl'r 1ng yarn, " • r 1 Bowen M?V. Aires stons, ~tr1111:. Pt11!crn 'i:\j5; !!urnliC\! TRIS!{ SETTERS :""" ~toon Cam , 'A'Ot Ba11~Us, ,11,·c. 6 WEEKS, 175,. 11· trailer $3500. *47-~v \'f'>:l , PfllllS, ~hort~. l>ikini, E d Trailer "''I ni a gs, 1·1pnlr> 1·11pf', drc~~. drt1 11uitlc * 54~tl88 * BOSTON \Vha\er, 13', 40 HP. 642-5730 day.Ii 833-8709 eve.!· l'o.tket inr l. BLACK Lab Pups, AKC rt'". Evi11rudr, :<Int cond. $100'.1. • * ,., ,,74 16' SKI Boat 'v/tta11er 283 good hunlin~ stock. V'i\1"'9'1 * ~F:\'f:~l'\"l"l\'1~ IT.NT!i 8:l8-9433 Boats, Rent/Ch-,-,-,.-,-90=1 Chevy, gd. cond. JOOO aft 5. For c<1t•h pnlhrrn -add 2~ Gia-8163. (·rnt~ ft'1J' 1•i1o'h pauern ft'1r ADORABLE 7 nto. 111nle ' -1~9-' ~TH=UN=D~E~Rlll=~RD=.~f/~O~ Air ~fa ll and St>eeia l i laniJl. Go!dPn Shel!lt~ ~pan 1t>1 , CHARTER 57' K&TOH OMC, rruJlo, COvt>TI, bait iri;i: olherv.·1sc 1_hir(!.1•lu~s ~hots. $15 or offer. 693-2'120 ''1100A'' tanb etc. $2900. $4('i-1841 delivery ~·Ill tak..-titre~ OLD ENGLISH SIJEEPOOG Coast:ll 1: 0 Ullhort irlMU -1~:eeks or more. Sr.nd to f.1 alt'. AI<C. 3 mos. Chani· Ctuisina. Xlnl rate'!'I. Delly Bo1tt, Stor11• 912 Alice Broola;., the DAILY pion sired. 64&--ft.'GI or \Vtcldy. C!1et Sallabul")' STORAGE • Spa oe, PILOT. lCf.'1. Needlecraft II ()...._ <>••-4 or Tioga. Bo• Oent., Box 163, Old Chel~i·u GREAT Dane pup p l e !I , 316 ~ lslo"d " B.oa ts IC a mpe:n, Vic: " re11Mnnblc, 1123 We 1 t • " · Harbor-Newport. $12 mo Slatton, Nl'\V York, N.\', Rl'rkeley, Santa Ana lolttJ, S'1i1 'l09 st2-199o or 971-5128 10011. Print Ninie, Adllrf!'.'!!(, Zip, Pa.th!rn N11n1~r. GERMAN SHEPHERD 26• LUDERS-16, i;aci111 NEEDLECRAFT "72! 8 v.'ics old $20. 53t}.3124 '.!loop, 'xlnt cond, $1900 Cl'ochet, knit, etc. tree f\iINIATURE Doxie! * 496--200 * dlrectlons. SQ(', .. ===""""'""'=.,......,,_..,,.. ln-~lftnt Mar.rnme Book. $35, 8 t\'f't>ks, males CUPPER 21. $2/0JO. Bolt, 0·-lc fan'"" ''"""I" •·•t * 830-8231 * lrn.iler. motor, run n l n a 1';;1!>,.' .st.oo."J """ "' ,,.., . -sf. BERNARD P UPS lights otc .. prl pty, 5-~il!W tn~t•n:t t.~bel klk -ti "'k~. Mrile11 SJS each. l\TTE No. r.-i. R<l cond. $500 C•n?Pllr•~ Sef1/M:*'lt 920 ----------- BIKE, GIRL'S SCH\.\'INN, LIKE NE\V, $25. CALL 495'-0tT2 GIRJ..S Schwinn bicycle. -2 apeed. Good .condlfion $~. 673-30.,)8 '69 BSA VICTOR 44.1 . Xlm cone!. 2900 miles $500. 64&-l'846 alter 6PM '69 HONDA CL 350. Vezy good cond . 15,000 mi. $3.50. Ph: Sat & Sun. 642--3379 '7'J HONDA SL-100. Low mileage, goOO co nd l t io n $345. 968-8407 '70 HONDA SL 175, mint cond. 1600 ml. Never on dirt. $350. ~9493 eves. ·n HONDA SL 70 less than 75 ml. color red xlnt cond. orig. owner $.100. ~909 '70 Honda 750, cuatofu.lzed. $1000. 61"'""'TII 558·1000 '72 BLAZER. 4 \\'heel dri\'c, Re<'l'ivr Hig11er TI1an Krusr SELL! Fcir sale or xlnt_ cond. __ All hvy duly. 1thll.nland Prices trade for (?I Almost nu ·73 $3395. 552-9;>.11 • 64,;;.02i<J * 22· Superiqr Motor Homo -··'-6'"'0'"1E"'v;-. 'P".u"°."'Good=.,._,oo"n-:d.· l --=T~O~P="'C;:_:,A_..:S:,,H~ , 50th Annlvers&ry model. Goc:.d tiret>. S:i!O. Comp. sU-conl.l'ld &: beaut. * 544.3417 * for clean late model can eqUlp'd. Paid $19,ax>. O\\'e * 1967 i.·-ioo Ford pickup IUld trucks! . ,Ji';:· 6,,,,507 wh1to, good condition. 1900: Howard Chevrolet =,.-,,=.,,-,,,..---:-"'°~· ~I 6#-4814 MacArthur and J ambol\.>e 1973 Dl!'ll..>O\·ercr and Sundial 1957 1'~0RD Panel Tntck Newport Beach Motor H~mcs for rent, make S.350. 833.0055 reservaoons for Summer &li-5086 \VE p•y TOP DOLLAR now. Phone Miss BeMet atl=---"=='---~~I " Bob Longpre p 0 q ! i a c , Vent 96J FOR TOP USED CARS 892·6651 or 636-2500. If your car Is extra clean, "POPTOP" ... "' 11"'· HAVE 21' 73 Fireball mtr BAUER BUICK hon1e on 1 T Dodge chaasis, '73 Chev. l ton van. Demo 2925 Harbor Blvd still under wan, 1400 ml. wlth stove. e le c t r It Costa Mesa 979.2500 Will accept car In trd or refrigerator. Sleepn 6. Willl ---~==~===1 what -have -yo.u. hold 2 bike11. Blah back \VE HUY 54.'>-37fi6/586-5807 bucket scats. power ateertng fl\lPORTEO AUTOS ·n EXPLORER Custom '6. & brakCI. 350 v .. •ng. !No. BEST PRICES PAIDI For Ole or trado. Air, gen., lls.<140) Dean Ltwl1 Imports etc. Must 8'!e to a11preciate. $5995 1006 Hnrilnt'. C.M. pbe'1~ ... '"'1a1•1.u~c;'! ~· s1.ooo BILL .BARRY PONTIAC 6.,_"'"' MINI Bike! NP."'' 3hp engine. vw .,,...,....~ fl\TPORTS \V,\N'rED Shocks, n1ns good, 1.tust '71 PACEARRO\.\I. X Int Or~lnl{'e Countv's sell. $31). 5-15-3.~ cond. Asking $5900/offer. CMC P.1olor Ho1nc Ct•nter TOPS lUIYF;R 1968 300 HONDA Scrainbler, 1' .. 1111 po'.l.'el', self 1,.'()nl. 2000 E. 1st Stt'eet Bil.I. M.\XJ.:V TOYOTA needs ~'Ork. $95. 1147-3~28. Sanln Ann 558-1000 18AAI b<><1ch Bl"· 6ia--tW;14 NE\\I Deluxe 2.3' Executl\'e VAN chcvY '67, V-8, .. rl/i"[ H. llr i rh Ph. 1141 .. q55,a, '64 TRIU~fPH gd. co1ld,"'n1ns" for rer.t. ~tf·t'Onta!ned. All nu10, 1.o.rt pa r1al, jalou&ic<t PRIVATE p11 r1y '70-'72 Ford cd·. fTOO; or bsf ofr. 642;8100. extras.: Reta. requested. \\'lnclowa, new trrnkes, '70 Ecohollne van, Shorty. 1'1ust '71 HONbA 450. XiJtl cond. 979-0056 til"l.'S, $1300. firm, 832-119rlt. I><-h.1 top t.'Onditlon, 612-3490 $650. OC' belt <>tfe:t. Helmets, 22' WINNtB~GO. tu 11 y 'G7 FORD Econollne, mag anytin\C'. Best offer.,~ eves equip. ~ln't mec:h cond, · whl1 &:. bucket teats, newl<4>.u::it;:o:::,,-.,m::-::po=rt"ld7 -'9"70"' YAlfAHA i9f2 l'm Dirt set Slps 8. ~··83~. c.luteh & 2 tlrta. S1.2--084'1,l--'--'--"";.:;;.,;;;:._....;..:.;:I up, cu1tl>pi polnt Job, Ex-DELU1<E WINNEll;IGO <9H007 AUDI <.-ellent con41UOni M.li. RENT '63 COij.VAlR Van, BOOd!:::-:'.:::'.:-'.'.::"".~--._,.1 ~ -· N.B. ""1d. 1700. '71. AUDI 100 J..S, 4 OOO!l, '70 OSSA new pLlton, rod, W~ -'°'Sile * ~1507 * air cond., automatic. very cyl, bearing! ~. A!to "70 •27 ditetton Pr! pty 640-M&Z '73 lilEVY Van. ~ ton, take clean asking $.3,250 or take Yamaha 17$ $400 •. ~ , · '""-"73 over lease. Lo ml, aood over le1ute. 1n41 5'1()...8523 or or 6.J2-rei82. · ·FOR rent ownent Sc mtr. cond. ~O 494-7676. \VANTEO, Mini or super !::c':. ~I:::~: 891-&~e 1~ t'l>Ri>\ian. Paneled. * •73 AUDI. all 11x~1. 1nlnl ~clc. Al eo mll'll , 1 Cl "'PION ..,., : 1 11 . t'M/8 tr11.ck. ft1 ngs, $000. tl'8n111!er dll'Ultc11 aaJe, 95® speed way cycle, 1161·28.13 73 ( ...... , w, ~ Y Call @Vt's. 64&-~ n\I. $<J200 645-7fl47 a.ft 6 Pl'n ' ~Jake OV!!r p8)rncnta. 2 black Hl-1JACK SWIVEL '72 AUOt, \\'lllte. Oli11:. 01'1"1, i!ri'J YAMAHA, 650 CC X1nt Sl::A1'S fOJt VAN $165. a.Ir radio, beuut. cond, Must eond. 1800 mt Like new. Tr1ll1r1, Tr1vt1 945 • 548-8491 • self, $2950. 4M--3278 W:ro by pictures! Pat· e 839--3.9()5 e or b111 orr. CAMP~rt plywood cabover ~fOR.E Q u 1 •. ll h"rnl. Sl.00. 4 poodle pups • 673-7208 * l$75 o• l,>e1t off<'r 9102 '""""'--nd ~· . 0 Jn1plelf' ln11lnnf Gift "'"-'.. . 11-·~ • ·h "-'"18 HOBtE C 14 l Id ~ .. -1 -H B •'!":"."•""• a ""' on" _ more rhan 100 l:iCIB _ 1...., e c • .,1_ at , yr o , .orowTI ng IJI ,, •• l=;~~ft" ~1tlum ou r $1.00. Horses 8$6 S11XXJ. lncludina: I r & l l'e r . ~· ~i CABOVER. Sleeps 4, OlWC>R. All {"t1mple~ AfChu 'an.l ~ $.t 'l---0481. good eond. $425. ~.(")OK SLno. to )'R Old thorou&hbrf'd. 17' • DACRON SAlLS i S.12-nJ.I ~ , 7\ . "11oo"t"'o1 n1,ucn.. BcMar1,. .,,· .... ~ Gtr1dndes~~t ,.sp7ir~t;';!· Exper, trailer. i2.;0. 'fl) U tEVY Plckl.lp, w/2 )It ....-•.• n.t . ._._ er. ''""'' ~ -~ 96~ eves. old cab OV11r C.ftmpcr, SlttJ>I r $. T 0 N ~ill noo• 1 _ II pat""" RE'.: Qutll1cr Mare, Sy,.,,, VENTURE M. '73 w/poptnp. 4, IOOd cond. 402-21<1. o 1 u.-oorn1' Pf'<llWOCl. J..RKWla, 3 sails, alps 5. Loaded s· SllE" I • I k """'' &1·3397, ,ovet. w/extrR.1. $40()). 645-'f651· .&...I.(, CT'O.\'I •1ltu, s n • ·==""=;i.='-:::;;~7-;1 MlllMns QaDt 11o11; 1 .. . u h"=:: . ice box, water &. atove, $300. if· .......... .aeO 70'Jl' ~. APPALOOSA ucldlng, 8 yr& i:iliBttAN 12 nr now: au x'tn, &161)954., tteml ~ ff.le, me DaQ,y Qnl/tir• tor Tflda1'• U'f1ac , olrf. F..qulta&n tr• I n e d , !nc. CD\W $800. ., : .;;:.:,~;;;P;;;A"c~K~C~,-m-po-r-,"'11~,.-- -1 -·-toed. ~ J;i IH:auU!uJ patle:rns. S(\c.. \fu:Jt tell $700. 492-4244 * 673-W * T ~. •~ ruu ~ ~·.... O)'Ot•. ~uun, etc . .......,. &oil ldlc iJ<'tna •• &42·0078 SeJI 1d1e iltlnl : , , ••• Mi-6678 Ph. 548-8906 ' I' • mu•l "'11• Tako 0 vor LO·BOY vM irlr. Sl,.p, <. '66 FORDVwn, ,. .... n&bl• AUSTIN EAL ¥ Pfl)'ml?nt.a. 493--1414 -stove ovtn nu tfr$ Xlni v't r)' . good coll(), Ca I I • ---------·ro IIOJ!DA ~3!0. dli'i 1 A oond.' $650. ~16-11228 640-3411 All 6 PM '64 A·H••ly, xlnt co1t<I., l"M. ~t ·Jttal, new bnlttJ')' 'G? N l M ft O o TENT '87 FORD Van. NCI\\' lh>e!' Ii wlrta, ~1lch11l111 O'drfve $450. Ron ~. . TRAlLER Good cond. Mnny n}A.t;9. Xlnt "°""· MttS( ll'll. lug rock, l'lC* top; 50i-7366 '69 BULTACO MX Read.z. extras. AAklny SSOO. Ms--UZI $650. or otter. !557--07n7. monlinp. Reblt eQglnc,_ never U!\f'SI, t)' TRAVEL trailer, sleepi v.w. '71, 7 p1rp Van w-bed. 'IMW Xlru.1 .. 636-MS7 j 6 clean $'750 Am-lm rad.lo, aootl eonct.1 ____ ..,..~----I YAMAiiA 300 Endoro, "I:I, ' * :J6i.:i:llO',. mso. 494-2376 .63 n~w ,~2• R • d • Xlnt cond. Mllllt sell. AlkI111 ._ . OODGF..i '67 Sportamsn Van, AM/FM, maat t.pe d(IC~ $625, $48-7405. Like to: tnrclet ()ti', Tral!t'r'o !Ivy duty, v.a, 38,000 ml. Slt!OO. -da,. 64i-&194 Cl...Wod M • • . ' 642./4'18 P!!!\Ult 00\llmll Ii !qi' ~I aea1rt, CUiiom Int" ~-..-. •VCI- ,. I "·~~~~~~~~,1 ~~~11.t.~~~~~~·-------~~~·~-~~~~' ·-------°!~~~~~~~! . SaUWdai ..... ,..tll,1973 DAILVPILOT 33 1 1 ; 1 ;: Motor Homn tor Home• Motor t1om•S 1 . , [·· ~ .. ,,. .. ·]§] I .. ,,.,,... JIQJ [ w""''* ]§] [ ~--J§J [ ..;,.,,. ... l§l! '-_,_,'...._ ... _S:.. _ _,JL.:£4...:.J.Hl -...=S•::.:lo::,:IR;:::o:::;nl:._ __ ·~940~.::;S•::.lo::.l;:::R;:::on::.I-'-' _..:,'40.:.::....:::S:::•l;::,ol.::R-:::.·::..... _ _:_940:::. RMW AutOJ, lmpor!Od " . __ .;...__;___1 LEASE A 1973 BAVARIA DATSUN ~ Autot, l~l'!rted 970 Autos, l~P'!"°" MERCEDES BENZ PORSCHE 970 Autos. Imported TOYOTA 970 A ..... Imported TOYOTA Wo Buy Used BMW's Top Doller Paid CREVIER BMW Snles -Serv\c.-e • Lca11ln~ 2IXI W. 111t St.,· Santa ('na 835-3171 ''"'"o""RA~N~G~E COU.~N=T=Y~'~S OLDEST 0 SAf.ES..SERVICE-LEASING OVERSJ.-:AS llE'LlVERY I ROY CARVER, Inc. U E. 17th St. Cotta ~fesn 5'!5-4444 LEASE A '73 BAVARIA Demo . &•rial #3132993 for $166.41 J)(lr rnonth OEL or buy ror $R.299. Bob Mclaren, BMW, Inc. (7141 879-5'24 '68 BM\\' lfi{X), n1'\I' Jiain r & radial$!, A:'\1/F"o'il, c·ni::inl' perf., runs heautirt1lty. Soon to be a elassit: $\llOO . 6'13-1005 CAPRI ·~ NOW OWN THE FABULOUS 1973 CAPRI Sport coupe dN:Or, body side mouldini;:s. reclining Iron! sears. contour rC'ar st>ati; 4 speed 1ransn1isi1ion. flO\~·er front disc bl'nkl's, style slt't'I wheel'!, bu C"ker scat.~. l'adial ply 1lrr>~. IC:AF':C:'-1Sfl<l7-l2J. OVERSTOCKED! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury 16&Xl &•ach ar \Von1cr lluntington &a!"h 142-8844 * (213) 592-5544 ''Home of the Viking" '71 CAPRI. Radials, good condition. ~111St sell. Sl.325. m.- DATSUN 'TI 242-Z 1 owrwr, nu radials, map, am/fm stereo tape, auto, air }() ml. $36:10. W.:i:t92/~mJ. '67 DATSUN 1600 Roedstc:r $800. or befit otter. ' 675-3736 'TI o,+.1'S~.$lll"1111:on, a~c. new tires. #"nl. condition. $1900/beJt ntter. 494-14.JG , Autos, Jmported--970 BEST AT THE BEACH SAAB AT THE BEACH Sales-Lensi~ Serv1ce-R1:ntals ALFA ROMEO AT THE BEACH WE'RE MOVING . '72 MERCEDES BIG, SAVINGS ON 300 SEL CLASSIC '58 Porsche Cabriolet conv. Mint oond. New paint, new Int, cog 73 Demos 5W'a Pickups 610's 4.5. Sec this one with less reGone. Chrm. whla, ski than 9Ul0 actual rilUes, tob-rack, white w/tan int •. 673-1587 eves at·co brown with &addle ""''"-'~~=-~-brt>1vn leather Interior. Ser. '59 PORSCHE Coupe, ~,ro •0.134 rack, lmmac. car inside &: ~r Jl'm Sl1mons w1"ebuHt • eng.. •adlal•, ft rack, hn1nac. car inside &. DATSUN Imports out. snoo JiTol.8423 llXXl W. Coasl HYl)'., 1301 QunU 'TI P 0 RS C,H E 9l4. Nt!"-'port Bch Newport Beach Black/black, loaded. Mutt 6·15-&IOO Open Sunda,y 833.9300 sell. Call aft 5 pro 979-MlB 1973 DATSUNS E"1'ER FROM 1\laeARTHUR 1961 PORSCHE Convertible 50 USE Rebuilt engine & trans. All MODELS D Needs body •~•k. 67>-0J!O'J. IN STOCK MERCEDES '65 sc PUl>Ch•. ,..bu ""'· New P.1.ichelins -& Konis, BARWICK IMPORTS ON DISPLAY ae.t otte., 64>-5316 33.175 Camino Capistrano Sharp New Car '57 PORSCHE, xlnt cond, (m Sa n Juan Capistrano Trade-ins stC'reo tape: cover bra. 493-3375 or 831-1375 Coming In Every Dey Days ~. nites 900-1414. 1972 DA !SUfl! 2'10Z, whl!e Alk About Our Unique '62 PORSCHE s. fu!blt eng & ~'/red 1nter101'. 4spd, air trans. Super cleari car. cont.I, niag wheels, AMIFM, Used Mercedes Le11e Many extras. 646-.ss59 radial tires, xlnt cond. Pl1n1 18.ooo m1. """' aell, make House of Imports ~-T_O~Y_O_T_A __ offer. 493-1414. • -: RAT · ~ ~";~~::r,~·~..-• •72 Toyota Celecia ~--------523-7250 4 !tpeed, raclJo, mags, vinyl '10 FIAT 124 Spo>i Spyde. JIM SLEMONS top, d"al .xhaust. 803ELU. converliblc 5 spd, 1st owner, $2777 b"'°" c~nd . 541Hl685 IMPORTS . ., flAT 124 Spyd" "'"· MERCEDES BENZ -1\•• .. l•11.:, vct•tihle, Af.1/FM, mag AUTl-IORIZED lUu.n UUID ivhL'f'l s, :; spe~d. 49'.$-17&1. SALES & SERVICE TOYOTA FIAT sri0 coupe 1967. Nero., Ji·m Slimons clutt•h & brakes. to.TAKE orr_ER! 548-4147 Rfl 1 pm. Imports '69 flAT. ~fodel 850 Coupe. 1301 Quall Excclll'nt condition. $850. Call 548-7873. Newport Beach 833-9300 '73 Jo~IAT, Spider. Model 124, ENTER FROM MacARTHUR 9.<XXI mi. Orig OY.1)£1' $3910. - ,,,_.,., '67 MERCEDES 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 1970 LANDCRUISER, 4 \1•hl. dr. Wide nev.· Prmvler tires, \l'hite spoke rin1s, eng. perf., ne1vly reblt. Body perf. Roll bar, Ne\\• employ- ment, forced to sell. Best off~ this wk end only MG-5319 JAGUAR S>w-p h1xurio"" ""'· radio, -----------------1 heater, automaUc tnms., '69 TOYOTA Crov.'I\ wagon. power dft:ring, TBH78S. Auto.. xlnt cond. ~loving '71 Jaguar V-12 Jim Slemons East. Sac. n.025. 841-1154 a. ~.1Jr l~dc::~.1 imports :~~ ~~~ !~d!. ~::~ car tOG27B\\f). 1301 Quail (i9b13QCJ. $6666 N"~~~'l-h $1577 ENTER !-~ROM Mll('ARTIIUR ~llfonnn~; 11\iitm" !ll!ClllllGJi J 11 1 '>!Ml ....... , ....... . i\1ERCEDES '71 SEL 300-6.3, lcl!S 1han 1500 nil Biege Gray $11.IJO. Call 541-2235. Fro1n 9-5 ~n1. aft 5 & -,,-2 Jaguar XJ.s ,_c._•_"'_"''_· _· ____ 0_""_'•_· '69 MERCEDES 280 SE only 10.200 mu~. Air Cond, Po\.\-er S1cerlng, P ow e r \Vindov•!!, Stereo. \\rhite wtth Sedan. Full poY1er factory Beige inrerior, lmmaculale air, k>cal car. ZRM818. cond. $789S Jim Slemons Imports • NEWPORT IMPORTS 1301.Quail N~,,ort Beach 833-9300 ENTER F'ROl\11'.facARTliUR * J.JERCEDES '71 300 sii. 6.3 Mercedes luxury car of '3100 W. Coast 1~11{)1.,_ ~.B. , 1971Fully,.eqp'L Special this 64l;-9405 \\'eek Ser No. 4 9 2 5 •71 XJ 6 dlr. TI4/833-9"JOO • * MERCEDES 1910 "G';,;;; Sedan Sable 600". One ol lhe nle<•I loiv presthre' en~ ever mode in ab90Jutely fabulous cond ! (l.TlW-7) dlr. TI4/833-9300 Bisqu inle.l'ior, 'eilded, miles, (315tBY.'). $6789 MG .,PWtleAl!i& -TOYOTA HI06 Harbor, C.l\1. 646-9303 -,,, L.-ndcruiHr 1--IT, \Varn Hubs, (479DAN) $3299 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA lSS81 BEACH BL. 847-8555 HUNTINGTON BEACH '70 Mark II Coupe Auto trans., viny1 top, mag. \\'heels, radial tires, air cond.,.ndio. (328BELl: $1977 . .,,PmltwiA -TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.'111. 646-930.1 1968 TOYCYrA Crown Station \Vftgon, 57,000 ol"ig miles in very good cond. must sell, 1954 MG-TF Clu.~ic. Xlnt $775 trade or oiler, 642-9867 ·• A , __ _, ....---IVI or 645-4754 co1...,. ppra~ at ~ .. =-=""'~~~-~-iieU fOT $19JO. 839-6484 '69 TOYOTA Corona, 2 dr; llttn1111~; 11\Jlhtt '· ,.,,,, ' Ila# ... • U.\l MGB radio, 4 spd, good c'Ond. Lo KARMANN GHIA mileage. 540--0685 ~~~~~~~'..!!~l :.6.1;;--;M;;G;;;B;-:good:::;-;00::nd;:;-. ~.:::.;:::re, '69 TOYOTA Corona 4 dr. '69 Kharman Ghia v.·tieels. f.emovable top, $650. cteluxe, 4 spd, economical , CJX', Orange finish {998ADX) $49-3807 afler 5. 0g;-d_ro...,..•>dc;.c'S"195"'-.'--4"-95-5346=-::=~ $1699 '67 MGB u50 You don't need a gun 'to ' ~ "Draw y.,,.. when you . , . ' TOYQTAS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MX Ill LUX CELI CA COllONA LAND CRUISER De4AltwiA -TOYOTA · 19li6 l'larbor, C.Pif. 646-9303 \\'ANTED -Clean Toyota Corona wlblo111n eng, have rocked Toyo1a w I g o o d engine. ObJ<oct n1atrimony. + SJ)<ll"e parts_ 847-&171 '69 Corona .Coupe Auto. trans., radio, air cond., heater <YCR2'11). $1477 ~Wtltwi& -TOYOTA 19!i:i H1u·llor, c.~\1. G·lli-930:! --'69 Toyota Corolla-· Sprinter Turquoise, Lo1v !\files, iZYZ- 69i:IJ. $1299 . BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18681 BEAC1'1 BL. 847-8555 l!UNTINGTON BEACll '70 Corona 4 Door Auto. trans., radio, beater. (JfiOAGDJ. $1277 DmleADi& -TOYOTA 1S66 l"Iarbor, C.f\f. 646-9303 Motor Homea. Salo/ Roni 940 WE BUY USED TOYOTAS ALL 1973 MODELS IN STOCK ~lll,irmm; ll\111t11~; Wll)U I JIQU <Jlt> ~ \U\1-1 • -• ,..,, '¥• ' ' -· WE 'RE MOVING '70 Toyota 4 Dr. Real Sharp, AutO Traru., radio, Ai r Cond, $1599 ~''mt<r DATSUN 1000 \V, Coas t 1-h,·y., Nev,oport Bea.ch 6.i5-6400 Open Sunday VOLKSWAGEN '6~ \t.\\'. Fastback. Auto., disc fl'on1 hrks. r-.1u.o;1 sell. $800. 54-'1-.3417. 1969 VW BUG Xlnt eond. SllOO. 675-6S50. '66 \7\V Squan'back R/H good condition $650. or best offer. 5~TI03 i68 VW Convertible • 646-9247 • 'll VW, low mileage $1600. * 67>-8600 '00 V\V Bug, S!Jnroof, new pa.int. good tires, runs well, $575. 961r1851 '68 VW Bus. Xlnt cond. . Radio, St 100. 644--4709 '63 V\V Baja Bug. $400 or best oUer. 1621 Indus., San- ta Ana Heights 5-16-6008 You'll find It In Cl&.ssified Motor Homes Sale/Rent CLOSEOUT ON BRAND NEW '73 LANDAU MOTOR HOMES TAKE YOUR CHOICE ~5.995 . Loaded with extras -Sticker Prices over $20,000 reduced over $4,000 for quick sale -See today Johnson & Son LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa e 541).5630 ' BILL MAXEY 557"'21 plaoe an ~d ·n the Daily Need a "Pad''! Pface an adl Pilot \Vant s! Call now TOY OT A cau 642-567ll. -642-5678. ~""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""""""' 1SSSI BEACll BL. 847-8.155 Rtcr••tlonal Recreational Recreational Recreational HUNTINGTON BEA~ Vehicle1 956 Vehicles 956 Vehicles 956 Vehicles MAZDA ~~-~~~~--~~~~- Salc!'!-Leaslng- Ser\'lce-Renrnls CADILLAC '68 Cpe. de V. Auto .. climn1e conlrol, hu1- dau roor AM-f"l\I stcrro. (XSS787). $1895. BEACll IMPORTS. l:DO \V. Coll.st Hiway, Newport 645-6406 VWs at the BEACJ-r '67 Beetle, grabber orange, radio. (UUN!ml '68 Sunroof beetle, lemon yeUow, radio (\\!\VJ.1680) '69 Beetle, ginger n1etallic, vinyl interior <XOA690) '70 Beetle, grec-n n1etalllc • radio. vinyl ln- terior (437AVBI '72 Super Bec>tle (555EIC) BEACJ-1 lMPOltTS, 1200 \\f. Coam J.lhvay, Nl'WfXlrt 17141 6~4(1; MUSTANG '67 Auto. !rans., P. strg .. radio, ne\v tires. 1 * Mazda '73 Rotary * $66 MONTH 36 i\-10KTl"IS C?EN LEASE \Viii accept trade-ins CALL l'!.1R. FRY 84.'!-6666 Hunt. Beach MAZDA 17331 Beach Bl. S4U656 LeaH A Rotary btloo MAZDA PJ<l Station Wagon, our most • popular model! Only $80.11 Moothly MIRACLE MAZDA 2150 Harbor Blvd. Cosla l'l'Iesa 645·5700 (TRJ27UI . Ill%. BEACH BOB LONGPRE lMPORTS, 1200 W. Co"'' MAZDA Hlway, Newport 645-6406 CORVETTE '69 11.T. R&H < -SERVICE Fl RST-a~. air cont!. s h a r p ! lst Street at the . ( HST), BE AC H IM-Santa Ana Frwy. PORTS, 1200 W, Coo.st Hy, ~t E. 1st Street Npt, Bch &tS-6406 Santa Ana G58-78TI COUGAR '69 XR7 2 dr., TRADE RX--2, 1972 Mazda, H.T., PIS. PIB, air. Very Mint cond. for Toyota Land lo. ml. Vin. top. Sharp! See Cnilser, similar shape this one! (V\YR430) Eves. 497·~0 Laguna. BEAOI lJ\.tPOR.TS lD> \V, MUST sacrifice, 1971 RX1 Coast Jly, Npt. lk.il 645-&tOO Coupe, Mag wheels, Marpt Call wkenda or e v e 1 ALFA Ron100 '69 GTV. Very 536-3400 nice, 11u10. \Viii not lolfl --=~----loni:rl (ZCC'J86l BEACl·t tt-.1-'11 MAZDA. Rotory cog, PORTS 1200 \V. CORI! H.v.. SUIOO or best offer. Being Npt Bch 645--6106 -°"~"-'l~cmxt=_·_OO_H_~_1 ___ 1 1973 MAZDA 900 mllc1, IMPORTS . \Vii.le Solt cl.tnn! 4-spd, R/C, vinyl top, ex- MG.I. PonK':hc:!I, Jnrr• -You tras. Musl 11ell! 557~9310 ""~ '" °""h '"'P"'""· MERCEDES BENZ Newport Il<'h. (714) 6•15-6406 . - ilh\tfh Jh11p1111!i +t " ' ' .. , .... .., ... ~···' . ' .,, '~ * M:ERCEDES 'Tl 2ROSE 4.~ 4 dr. sc<lan. BcautJful blnck flnl'lh. 1.G,000 ACIUAI n1\le,, Air, power ' wlnctow1. PIS PB (347FFLJ Dir . .. -. ALFA ROMF.'O -SAAB In n</333-t!OO NF..'WPORT Need a "Pad"! l-'1a1.:e an •dt --~--~.---· Ava• a _. . ... ..,. .. , WIJT[f[\_~ .. ·' ., ' . . ·. . . YOU R VOLUME MOTOR HOME DEALER I 956 20' MOTORHOME Roadliner by Redman __ ,_ • J ourner range wilh oven, bathroom. furnace. D.O.H. tag, Dodge chassls. \1-8. auto. lfill"IS., POWl!f s1~ring & di!.C br11kes, lilt wheel, dual rear whttls, ele<tron1c ignition. (520300259 ) $6166 :R~~~ 5660 DOWN 586 A MO. Jl>OI) ~\660/ i• lot•l dn. pym! \86 1, to•al mo. P~"'' Incl. II•, llcenw& •II carryi,.q- cn;orgrl Otl .tPI>". cr..:111 tor IOI n'IOl'll>I. Dr!~"eo rwr-nl price WI ... IML 11ic & hcu"e. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 11.6) .... 24' MOTORHOME Roadliner by Redman • 1' Dodge 440 chassis, v~. automatic transmission, plus full factory equipped. (520300385) 58366 '71 FORD 3,4 Ton Pickup Camper Special with 11' CABOVER CAMPER EQuippt'd with V-8 engine, automatic transmission, au1e. tanks, plus full factory equipment. Sleeps 6. (1100GK) 53788 ~~~~E $788 DOWN $I 08 a mo. 1111 •1 tot•I on. pyml, $IOI It IOl•I mo DY"'' lnd. '"'· lk .... !.t .. I ll Cl<rY•l>Q cl>••on Df'I llle>I'. credit for J6 mon"'1o. Otttrr.cl P'"V""l'~I prlcf !.olo\76 Incl. I••.& '><-. -'"'"'"'I Perc~l-oe !:t1te 12.~S•o, ' • . -. -. DAILY PILOT WE WON'T SELL YOU A NEW CAR FOR: $)99 ouR 01~~~1ce OR $99 OUR ~~~~ice OR $9 OUR O~EV~ICE WE'LL SELL YOU A Brand New '73 Pontiac FOR •• ! • DEALER INVOICE Choose from 45 GRANDVILLES -CATALINAS· BONNEVILLES 2 DOOR & 4 DOORS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Your MG Dealer for 22 Years Announces Their Appointment as Your Factory Authorized FULL LINE REPRESENTATIVE * * • TR-6 SPITFIR,E * GT-6 ALL MODELS ' IN STOCK ' Full Service Dept. & All Warranty Work Done NEWPORT · IMPORTS MG -Lotus -Ferrari -Jensen -Triumph ' 3100 West Coast Hwy. e Newport Beach • 642·9405 or 540-1764 EXECUTl.VE. CARS & .DEMONSTRATORS NOW ON SALE! ' 111111 •IUllll * IF Ull, • HARBOR •? .. BLVD. ~ " ~ :< lV2 MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A.""-ut .. •_•:..• _1m_,_po_n_ea;;c.._.c97'-0' 1A __ •_••-•.:..· _u_,_.., ___ __:.990.c; Autos, UstKI 1~1 1 ."' .. ~~. I§ ~--~1 990 Autos, Used VOLKSWAGEN ·n V\\', Squareback. perfl?Ct cond. Orig O\\'ner. $1875. * 646-4627 * e '71 VW Bus, R/H, xlnt cond. lo mileage, $2200 e '63 VW , reblt eng. needs \\'Ork. $250/offer. 84&-8093 '66 BUG. front end sn1a.shed. Int. a mrss! Runs good. BUICK '69 BUICK SPORT WAGON Fully Equipped, (Xlll321J $1678 ~~l ,!~,I~~~;'·, _!Hn I u 1~; Good dune buggy material., ~~~~~----$200 or offer. 536-6795 1-1 '68 vw sue. a•oe. AM/>'M 70 Buick Riviera .. "' ' ' .. radio, heater. good L'OO· Full p<Jwer. factory air, dition. $82:>. :H&-1547 J)('a.UtituL silver with black BUICK "66 RIVIERA. Full power. Metallic JP'8.Y. Exceptionally clean! Lo"· mileage $1300. 640--0M9. 3-129 Seabreeze Ln. CdM CADILLAC '73 CADILLAC S c d a n DcViUe, 4 mo. old. approx. 6('X)() mi, fFlremist) blur. blue leather Inter. \\'hile vinyl top, all other extras. S!r.W List. \Viii tak~ $7400 Priv. 0\\'ner. Call between 6-8 P:'-1 ~i4f>-507J CADILLAC -EL DORADOS · 14 TO CHOOSE COUP~NVERTIBLES • DE VILLES 38 TO CHOOSE COUPES SEDANS CONVERTIBLES i\-tany ext-client rolors 01oicc or interiors !Cloth & leather) 1··actory air condilioning l'ull po"·er. Choic~ of: inh•rlor. :.03f!ST. '67 VW Van. Perfect engine 52595 & trans. Nu tires, rm 8 trk, ."trrt'O A?\1/F:i.1 radio ·1~. CAOILL.\C Sedan c.le ('ruise l.'Orlll'{•I \•1t1c,.. Mu~l be sold ?' elci·lion in s1~c-e h1r1h !lui1 16Jltl0 Orange CoLLn1Y 18'°· 536-4113· · Jim Slemons V\V '69 $1095 'fij V\\' Baja . . Imports n11lcs. Cell &W-7227 for N b C d. 'II cle tails. a ers Q I QC Call 646-202~. 548-748'1 lJOI Qu;.iil '63 VW Bug. New brakes. NC\\'fll'.lrt Beach newly rebuilt engine. $5!l>. 83.~-~1300 1971 EL Dorado, Sunroof, rully rqu1pped, Fil"l' r-.ti~t 220 30th St. N.B. Ei\'TER FROi\I l\IacARTHUR 1968 V\V Surfing Van, ------Aln1ond, \\'hile 1011 & 1vi<!e .Fine condition. $1150 '73 REGAL BUICK ..,,-hitcs. 15900. Call Ri ck. * Call 54S-5l68 * Ior lease by Lease ComJJ611Y C,640'· ~2-=9717==0':,,' :;;":;::;..::;;::935=··~-. '72 YELLOW B6g am/fm Executive, '63 FLEET\VOOO. Real ~oOO. ~tereo, steel belted r adials. $120 PER MO. mech. cond. Nu tires & Must sell. 645-7898 0. E. to a pproved credit. brakes. -Needs dcnr le: VOLVO ECONOMY . " SAFETY PLU:" S1vings & Co~fort In Our Rem1ining 35 NEW VOLVOS Immediate Delivery ~WtLW!i& W YDLYO 1966 Ha.rbor, C.M. 6'6·9303 Autos, Used 990 45 ~flt.ES per gaJ, 3 Wheel 1966 Postal Van Ex cond. 14,000 mi $350 or best offer. Ph. ~Q.10. BUICK C1ll 963--2457 windshield. $250. 545-4462 2-'67 CAD. 0:>upe DeVilles. '72 EXT. wgn. 9 pass. Cust. Very clean. int, wood grain, air, P/S, '°"""""'""Ca:::l:,_I ;o:•':c'·.:7l'.:'.0:.2 ~= P/B, lug rack hvy duty ~ CAD •-•--VUI sOOcks & trlr hitch. AM, .,,, · <l•-"WU• De e. ta .,.. deck, tilt wheel. $46CIO. Si lwr w/blk vinyl top. ,.-Loaded $1175. 979-5716 Orig, $7500. 644-4466. I , AtrrlfORIZED J)f:ALER 2600 JIARBOR BL.., COSTA MESA 540-9100 Opc!n Sunday CAD '71, Coupe de Ville. ln1· 111ac care, lo mileage, Load· ed. Fire1nist blue w/white landao top. Radial tires briught 11e11' '73 Cpe de Ville'. 64.i-4476, $4275 CA MARO '69 CAMAllO. 6 cyl. p/s, p 'b. 43i\T. Xln1 condition, _SISOO nr bf>i:;~nflrr. &12-4766 '67 CA~1f\RO 7.28, rebullt 1 nc!n". ln1n1ac. car throuah 0111 ;;1.-,-~;nn • ' -. ' ~tUrda.)', August ll, 1973 ars! OUR ENTIRE USED CAR· INVENTORY IS ON SALE THIS WIEKEND e TREMENDOUS SELECTION e SUPER SAVINGS It PAYS TO SEE US BEFORE . . ; . YOU PURCHASE A USED CAR! •• ''We try harder'' GOOD SELECTIO.N OF TRUCKS TOO - '58 CHEVROLET '72 FORD '72 CHEVROLET ' ' PICKUP V2 TON PICKUP 'h-TON RANGER PICKUP -'h-ton camper equip. 350 VS engine, radio, heater. Custom cab. va, autom8tic, VS. auto., P.S., P.B., lac- Excellent condition. (810-power steering, camper tory air. 15 .790 miles. (959- 65P ) equipped. ( 10381L) 68K ) 539:5 s29a5 s3345 W~GONS • WAGONS • WAGONS '71 FOR·D LTD '72 PONTIAC SQUIRE 9 PASSENGER SAFAR I WAGON • VS, automatic, radio, heater, pow-9 pass. VS, automatic, radio, heat. er ste.ering &: disc brakes, factory er, power steerln~ & brakes, fac- air cond. (341ETF) tory air conditiorung. (131FES) •2845 $3675 '70 Olds. Cutlass Supreme '72 va, "uloma!ic, r~dio. heal1r, powar 1!11rll'l9" b1a ka1, /ac+ory a ir, ~iny! lop. ( 2668EI) 1 Y'EAR -12000 · MILE USED CAR WARRANTY Av1ll1ble on •II Domestic used c1r1. 1 year or 12,~ miles, wh ich e ver oc,cura flr1t. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC WILL WARRANTY COMPLETE DRIVE TRAIN Including engine, transmission & rear end . )~[ CHEVROLET l§l ~I _._ .. _ .... ~]~~.-.1 .:.I -£..·•r .. _.sai.;;:,)~~'°' l~I Auto' for Sai. CAMARO CHEVROLET Autos, UHll 990 Auto1, UMCI 990 '70 RED M&llbu .o Shacp WE 'RE MOVING CONTINENTAL FALCON '70 CAMARO R&llye Sport. Orig owner. Im.mac? Pl&. P/b, air. bucket seat•, eon- sole, auto. radio, vln)'l top, tinted glass. Pri. pt)'. 831-1.100 power, Th1I week, Sac. ,68 Camaro $1850/otrer or deal 642-6969. '70 MARK III. Loaded! FAlL"ON '64 2--dr. V-8. * '12 MONTE CARLO * 2 Dr,_ Auto . Trans, Po":er Perfect condition. SacrWcel 4-tpeed stick R & H, one Vecy dean many xtru Steenng, Air Cond, Real $4400/oUer. 645-0281 owner. $350. 847--5925 493-3720 ' Nice, Pricr,5';,lell, '72 MARK IV. Xlnt cond, Jo 1969 4-dr. Ford Falcon Bia 6, '69 CAMARO, rth. stereo, real good cond. $1650. 3 nu tires. 644-6003. '61 Chevy. mt, loaded. automatic, 23 rnL per sal. v~~= NE\~Jmf<r ·~~~;;; -·tEi€i:!~; .. ~·: * -* DATSUN , 648-5107 1969 ss CHEVELLE. orig '64 CHEVELLE Mollbu. 1175 HOO w. co"'' ""~·· WE RE MOVING i~~'=f"'IR=E=l~IR~D~-CHEVROLET owner. 1\11\ke me an orrcr I Sf:'e at 518 Wett WillKln, N'~-port Beach '69 Corvette F•stback can't retuM. 642-3740 Cosla 1'1estt bet ?pm. 64~ Open Sunday Beautiful G1'ttn finish, 4. spd, 1972 FIREBIRD Etepril, ale, 'GG 1\lALlBU very Jo mi, i?d 66 NOYA SS Pov.·er Steering, PO iv c r aulo trans. clean. owner •·7o~l~.1_7 pts..,A" ~~ trans, V-8, autb. lrans., R H, ilOii·rr Brakci;, R$~;;arp. n1ust sell, aft 6:00, G73-7403 ·n !\1ALIBU. under 30,000 mi mint cond! ttadlnl tires. Call G«-47-14 ti .-,..;, a or ~ steering. (XQC3~9l. 970 Autos, Imported 970 $977 Autos, Imported BARWICK Datsun Specials Auto traru;;., Al\-t radio, '66 DODGI Dart Llc. #SA W904. New tlres, color keyed Interior. Real sharp car. VS, auto. trans., air eond. '68 l'ORD Mu11an9 51395 Lie. #Vl.Z239. Bc11ulifu l gold outside, matchin g in- terior. . '67 DATSUN 411 Wotao 4 spd. Lie. #1'FC200. White with beige Interior '72 DATSUN 510 W-' SDd.:.i. AM r14lo, U c. •!SA&t;.LE. Brt. yellow · flnlah, black interlor. 5695 · HUGE SRECTION OF QUALITY USED CARS AT SALE PRICES! ' BARWICK IMPORTS INC. 333/J Cnn11110 Capistrano, San Juan luµ1~tron" (All 491 '.1375 OR 831 I 11·, POI Ntw • UNll Cer 1ti.~..-Delty ... , ... 11 ... •hm SALIS HO.Ull HIYICI HOUIS M•lo•W. t •·•• t9 t ''"'' Mct1 • .-... 71Jt .... tt I It·& ........ t •.•• ,. ' ,... ..,.., 7&10 .. ..... • Call 4n.ms or IU-li75 Chance of • Life Time Mu•! Soll 70 CUSTOM Ou'Ysler 300 "Hunt" 2 yra/12,000 nll. l'ema.in on warrantY. Only 2 In thfs area. SUperlor cond. Beat ouer. lJ. No 195BEQ. Owner 53$-48811 CONTINENTAL • I 'etl CX!RONET. Good COii!. Xlnt tirt1. $GOO. * 53&--1581 * '69 DODGE Van. custom \n. IE"rior. stereo Cal>S(!tt, V-8. Muat sell. 497-1667 • • HARBOR BLVD. . -;:: ... . i ~ .. :< l'h ll)ILE SOUTH !)F TH& SAN DIECIO. Pll.E!WAY 1'67 V.W. FASTIACK ' '895 4 1Pff(I, rlcf/o, n..r.r, btfl., (W'WKl1!J " 1'67 ~~~"~.~~,~::.... '1495 Ptt'''· "C cir. ~sLs1 A World Of Difference with Allen Oldsmobile-Cad iliac! .. . . I . I -:s_s-DAILY PILOT •• • • • ! • • I • • • t .__-_-_ .. _.!§] ~I ~ ..... ~ ....... ~J~~~I ;; .... _ ..... _ .... ;;i~§J~l~l ~··~ .. ·~~····~l ~~ 990 Autot, UMd • -990 A.""-ulot=''-U"-s"od"----990-" Autot, UMd 990 Autos, Used 990 Aulol, U..o 990 Autot; UMd 990 1§1.__I ... _ ..... _ .. __.!§] I I~ 1_--_ ...... _ ... _ll~l I I~ I -..... ;;:;-:.:::;•:..;:U::Md=.. __ _,:990~ Auto•, Uood 990 Auto1, UHd FORD FORD FORD FORD JEEP MERCURY MUSTANG MUSTANG T·llRD Iii FORD Cul-torn 4 dr Xlnt lbmd.~. 1970 1'--0l<D Co11ina 1600. 4 Rf)('('41. I :&II n1~s. \\'Ide ti1'f'.~. l!l'atlers, ('lt:. New 1961 FORD FALC'O~ -Runs clull·h. hra.k• "· l'r(·. ,\Just 1Cood . Noed:s Brnk1'!1 ror on· sell. :11&-~1187 11f1t'r G. Jy $100. 1'.flKE RlS-1427 ·1~HUC11s!on-, -C~'l•~b fiO FORD Torino G'r, alr. \\ltu:.'On 12 JK11is, S000 1111, '72 f\IAVERICK O:'>upe, AulO Good Transportation Trens., Power Ste<'ring, 'GO f'ORD ·I dr, VH, ;_1uto, rndio. hl'at!'r ~ C\J In gl't'al 2nd <·nr, $250. or "ill ECONOMY 6 cyl engine, trade for furlnturc or ! lo'' n1Ues, A RF:AL GAS * s..13·3691 * SAVER .\T 11!1 J\UL&.~ P~-:R -,.-~~~--- '64 RLCONOITIONEO 1nll. ,Jf!tt.i. \'h1yl !it!Uls & lO)I, crpttl, l'<'cent n v c r h a u I 5al~ lllOO MERC needs good honle. Prornl$e1 to get you there and be.ck. $200. Call ........., GALLON, Pri. P!y. 847·3095. ~ COLONY Park '6.1 station '"i:n. all poYier; gn.-111 $h;.i.pc. JEEP Hatl' to sell but leaving MAVERICK '6!1 J\1AllK I. 1;1 auto, '70 J\tUST1\NG f\1ach II 49,000 am/ln1 stereo, custon1 tape, ml. Body in good iihape. n1any .:i~traA. 546-2699 Mech. g:wl. A ~t I F M 'G7 MUSTANG 2 dr hrdtp stereo. Powt?l' st c <! r i n g . [l/t'Onfi, p/&, Ptb. S!l95. bci ~·('r fr.)nt dl~t· hrks, Cull; 3 pm or all 6 pn1. 54lHn48. -~7015, 5~ Ben. tn ~,l'S'i'A~r: Grande. Al l . WE'RE MOVING '70 T·Blrd '\Ir ('1J1'Hi, Po\V<!r \VJndow:- \'f>ll J\1ui;t 5l'C 1hh1 ol'll.' bcfor• )'tlU ()11y. $2499 ---------l ·r.! MAVERICK coupe, Aut o sraw $.'iSll. 642-5279 pt1, p/b, 51111 V-.i!, clenu. 1ur, pl.~. h/p. Take over 19T.( GR.AN ·rorino v.·a~on, '6S MUSTANG \13, radio, $4."JO. Call 673-0209 fl!K)I). tMG--089,\ art ti lca:-,e or rm<·hasc, '192-9700 '1200 n1il<'s, fact. wrnty, air, 6\) 01• 4:)6.~52::. l'Vl'.'s. rack, P/S, P/B, linlcd, • FOR!) Run<'h \'1ai::on. air, .7._1 LT]) ~ Dr. llardtop. fo'ull bronzc, inunne. Cui;tom in-p/s, p/b. Likt' n1•1\·. SI 100. · «~ $'!' · I' 646--0S:l:i afl 6 po1\'f'r. Hl'lli'd tirt's. 26,000 l<'l'lor. _.,,,._ . ! J.1. .,,! ply. I inilt•s ;\lusr t-.t'•' to ap-_J.~1·1 •s. ~ilS-:{lii.i7, rtuy 6-12-7·174 t'or that Ut'.'111 t1nC1•·r $j(), !f'Y pri.'<·11111'! l'l'iv party. f\1Hke 'l'hc fasrrs! rlraw in th1· \Vest. JF..:Jo~f, \\'ngunecr, '68, V-8, Tmllll., Po111cr Steering, ~I ERC '72 Col. PK. ~ass. cx 1r u,;. )l•;..,,\,\,,.,,.,,,,,. vln. top. !\Ticht'!lin 1 U't's Priced unrlr r hook at $2000. Sc<' at 170'l1 \Vestport Dr., llnti;:. l-111rbor, f(.lfi--56."i9. nuro, PS, PB, R/ll, air, radio, l:IC'att•r 250 Cu In all f)\Vr, AJC. $3500. Pri '&,; !\fUSfANG 289, .nir, nit, Low rni, rxtrus. $2700 E(.'QNOMY 6 l'yl cnginf', ply. 714: 558-118.1 clean, gd til't's, good mcch _499-2:167 ;1fl _G \Ykdas. low n1ilt's. A REi\L Gi\S Like to Trade? Our Trader's -'-"-""-· ~'"°=·-ll:JIH686~· ~~·~· __ '70 JEEP Co 111 n1 an <l o, ~~~~NAT ~g 1'1 I L~~ .::.R Paradise column is for you! Any dny is the BEST DAY tn OLDS"OBILE NE\''"°~T DATSUN 1000 \1. C<1,1-it I hvy .. :\.·11 pol'! Ht•Ul'h the Penn y P1n('ll{'r. (Jfr1·1·. 979-li2J:-1 .. a Oa ilv Pilot Clas~lfied \\'ll!:;On, V-6, xlnt roncl. Lo · · pr1. pl y. ~ 5 lin('S, 5 days ror S5. Call r un an ad! f'lon'I delay. . m _m_ilr_s._!_2600. ~.1.-1613 You'll find 11 111 Qasi;1Ued I tlXlay ... 6'12-5678 [ call torlay &12-:iG78. --------- ;~;-,.tj 100 Op'..::1 ~'5nnrlu~ * * ·r.1 1'-BlltD, rully l'tlUIJ>' ]it'll. Bl',,! oHrr takl'I" Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 I Autos, Ne-. 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, Ne" 980 Autos. New 980 Autos, !'l•w 980 '71 TORONADO ~'ull 11111vl'r . Pril·cd 10 lil'll. 7'19DL~J. 675-720~) CONNELL CHEVROLET INVITES YOU TO THEIR • • • • • • • • Thirteenth ANNIVERSARY CELE.BRA TI ON • ALL REMAINING 1973'S NOW CLEARANCE PRICED! OUR BUSINESS HAS BEEN SO GREAT THAT WE'VE BEEN GIVEN EXTRA -SHIPMENTS FOR CLEARANCE • Largest Stock of Monte Carlos • lmp"las • • Camaros • Caprices • Corvette • Station Wagons • Our Truck Center is Also Loaded: Blazers·· 4 Wheel Drives •• 1/2 and 3/4 Ton Pickups •• El Caminos·· Subur· ban. All are ready for' Immediate Delivery •• Discount- ed for Clearance! NOTE: WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS ON 1974's. ORDER NOW FOR FIRST DELIVERY ECONOMY BEGINS WITH GOOD CARS, BIG· AND SMALL. WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF BOTH! '73 Vega Hatchback ~~~-··u~:to.::t_;'io.~!~~~$24 9 9 w•rranty. 11 SJSXP ) '73 Impala 4 Door Sedan 5,610 mH ... A;, <o,d.,$3 699 P.S., P.8., automatic, oew car condition. I 0977 ) '73 Camaro Coupe '70 Camaro Coupe I ;~dY!.roPo;~:rs, '~~:~~;ti~$26 9 9 brakes, air c:.onditioning, sharp. l8l3DCHI - '69 Camaro %28 Coupe ~i:.p;:!e~t~~=~rii':~~n~e ::;$2 2 9 9 nice. !ZMB339 l '71 Buick Centurion 4 Doo< Sed. Full powe<,$2 5 air cond., vinyl roof, low , low price. I 542CXT ) '72 Plymouth Valiant 99 VS, automatic, P.S., P.8.,$ air conditioning, li ke new. 12767 1 999 * 4 WHEEL DRIVE * SPECIAL mati:,. po.wer steering, air 4 Doo<. 6 <yl;,de<, .. to-$219 9 cond1hon1ng, 5harp c:.ar . Good b•y. l977EYEI '73 Chevy II Nova va l automatic, a ir cond.,$ 3 vinyl roof, 1ide mldgs., l,752 miles. Factory fresh. 799 '72 Vega GT Hatchback Rad;o, 4 •pood l••"'m;,. $20 9 9 sion. I JOSZKT I 1972, Universal Jeep CJS 4 wh•el drive. 11 ,501 miles, stick, radio, locking hubs, roll bar, like new. l488EIB I 53299 Coupe. Vinyl roo f, air con - dit ion ing, VS, au to matic, P.S., P.B .. sharp. '72 Ford Maverick VB , pow" •loo<;ng, ,;,$2 6 9 9 condi t ioning, automatic, 18.000 m;lo" I 529ETE I "QUAUTY IS THE REASON WHY CONNELL IS THE PLACE TO BUY" NELL HEY 546-1200 2121 HARBOR· BLVD . COSTA MESA NEW CAR DEPARTMENT ' USED CAR DEPARTMENT • 546-1203 I ---- $2995 VEGA J. SI 1972 HATCHBACK. !:JOU Im emonS n1ilcs, tarh .. air l'Orw:I, 11 spd. Imports ,ride ,1·hls. green w/blk in!. 12200. 979-875-1 1301 Quail '7l VE. GA GT, xlnt co11d, dlx Ne-.vport Beach 833-9300 int., new !ires. Must sell, ENTI:R F'RO!il ~1aeARTI-I UR "O:.:_IH:._;:839::;·:.:.'°"'"'~°"'-"?'---=•I Sales & Service OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS HONDA CARS UNIVERSITY OLDS 2850 1r8.rbor Blvd. Costa 1\-1esa 540-9640 1966 OLDS 0\'!!11 I!.~. -I dr h.L, , P s. P B. P \\', ;1i 1·, radio, I .l:OOd cnt:inc. i\lui>I sell $600 . ."JU·l--:\17:1 '73 CU1'Li\SS S.1lon. >I door, but'kf'I S<.'nts air, 7000 n1i, nii111 rond. 011'lll'J' nlOving 1-:ast, $3,•lOO, 644-7595 '66 OLDS F8S . gd rond, S475. 962-9832 $300. '65 OLDS 88 900-1741 '67 DELTA 88, very clean, gd !ires, runs heller than n1y '73 906 540-2009 PINTO '73 PINTO Squi('(', Executive leaSC' car, small dci)osit .'!: Autos, U1ed 990 GROTH CHEVROLET SPECIALS OF THE WEEK '72 Chevy Van .. $4999 CAJ\.fPfo.;R \I.II, auto trans. pov.·er s1ccrini,:. 12,000 n1llt'!s, ycl1011". '72 Le Man• Cpe, $3199 \'-8, auto., pv.'l·. stl'Crlng, air. 165-11':.JZ• ---'71 Impala Cpe .. $242S V-8, au10. pov.·er steering. 144JCKY I. take ovrr to qualified party. . Call 96.1-2-157 '71 M t $2399 ·=-'="=~---~~ us ang ..... '73 PINTO RunA bour , l\lr 4 V~. nulo., l"IT. stccl'ing, a:lr, speed, lrg. eng. 10.!XXI mi. !TllBZJ l. Lond<'d! $2695. 545-3215 PLYMOUTH '71 Jeep Wagon .. $2299 4 \\11 EEL ,,,.,,.,, V -S ---------a11\onu1tlc. llOV.'!"'!" stt>ering, '71 SATELLITE •'' ""'" '°""'Gn•. ('pc, Ra.dio & healer. pc11,~:er Sll'f"ring, air cond., like n!'V.'. 16.00J actual n1iles. 1437- DSZJ . $2695 Jim Slemons' Imports 1301 Quall Neo.vjXll1 &-ach 833-9JOO '71 CAMARO .... $2899 V8. nulo 1n1ns. air cond, gold. 18 1201-'il '71 Monte Carlo .. $2999 V-8, Auto Tran!';, Fne1ory Air, po""·1·r Slc.-ering, silver, f!IO.."r-DAP \ . --- '70 Maverick .... $1550 6 C)'l. aulo tram., JIDWcr stttrinJ;:, green t 4.'f7BBS) Ei"\'TER FROl\t ~1aC'ARTHUR ·70 PLYMOlITH Dust c r, '70 Torino Cpe •.. $1125 xln't co~. Gr-eat e<:qi:K>my V-8 aulo. P\\'r. stecrlns:.1•ir CRJ'. Au(o. Rad, PIS. J)/b (·189BQKI -·- ate. 548--l492 Ol' ~-'70 lnipala Sed ... $1199 'PONTIAC'.~ ~ -V-8, au1•1 .. P.S .. air. (Sl.'r . " No. 1:>86."'1:l 1 '69 Chev Sedan .. $1799 \1-11. auto .. fat:lory nh·. blue IYR1''87G~ --- LEASE OR BUY '71 thru '73 Pontiacs DAVE RCSS PONTIAC '69 Charger ..... $1699 2-lSO llarbor Blvd., at Falr v-s auto. trans .. laclory ail". Drive. Costa 1'.fesa 546-8017 pov.:er steering:, b I u l' '6!\ f<!REBIRD 350, 3 spd. !YRXJT."d xlnt rututing conJ.. ne\lo' --- rire;, $1100. aft 6 PM 169 Falcon ...... $1299 540-1031 4 IX>OR. 6 c)'l.. stick shift. '65 PONTIAC, 4 dr, p/b, air beauHful lilllc cconon1y rar. rond., rib. Good cond. C1tll (O'l!;\LT _> __ _ 646-8498. '69 Nova ........ $1699 RAMBLER '60 Rambler 2 DR. "The small economy ('ar." only 26,000 actual milrs. HJA4fll. $1095 Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quail XC\1·1>0rl Bi·ul'h R13-9.'IDO 2 DCKJR Auto 1rnrK., 1>0,1·<'r Kll"eri"J::. ~old ZAE--1~12 GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 BEACH BLVD. 847-6087 549-3331 HUNTINGTON BEACH ENTER FH.Oi\t i\faf'ARTl!t;R Neer! a "Pad"'? 1~lacc an 1td! 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READY TO ROLL ' ' . FACTORY SALES ~.· 50 C:ARS ' ' . . . ' f • FACTORY. SERVICE FACT. TRAINED ~ AUT~OR~D .'< ~C:H~IC:IANS r COME IN .•• DRIVE A HONDA TODAY! 100% FINANCING DRIVE A NEW H 0 ND A HOME TODAY WITHOUT ONE CENT DOWN! YOU MAY EVEN INCLUDE SALES TAX AND LICENSE IN TERMS UP TO 48 MONTHS ON AP· 1 PROVED CREDIT. Business'' -- • ' 3 DifLV PILOT Saturday, AUQU!t 11, 1973 VOID AFTER AUG. 16 1973 '10 GALAXIE 500 fA5TIACK CPI. VB. auto. trans., fKtory air, power sh!ering, vinyl roof. Beautiful gold finish. Sharp! (615AKTJ '67 FORD LTI) Cpe. Automalic trans., ftcfory air cooditionlng, power steering, vinyl roof. 1 OWNER: WE~L CARED FOR . !ZZY36•l . '66 FORD RANCH ERO VI, automatic trans., power ,,..,-lflf, rldlo, healer, sharp thruovt. I U38852) '68 CHEVROLET 34 TON P.U. '63 FORD 1/2 TON P.U. Stick shit!. rdd10, heater. Caml)!r shell, new tires. Sharp! fE9018J) '10 CHEV. NOVA FORD MOTOR CO. SEZ. • • ·MOVE THE '73's OU OUR 1974 FORDS ARE ON THE WAY DISCOUNT SALE ON'73 FORDS ARE CLEARLY MARKED ON WINDSHIELDS · FOR EASY CHOICE. DUNTON FORD DO-ES IT AGAIN -WE THINK IT ONLY FAIR -TO --THE -OTHER DEALERS IN _THE AREA NOT TO ADVERTISE OUR DISCOUNT PRICES. READ THIS AD AND COME IN FOR THE BUY OF THE YEAR ... I I '10. FORD MAVERICK -$2199 'cy!., auto. trans., ~~~.'!a1er, whttl covtrs. Light new throughout. Gas sipper, (ZKHOOt ) • s1499 '71 FORD E300 VAN VI, auto, tr ans .• radio, healer, 123" whetl bast, excellerit condition. (eo.t94Hl s1199 s999 SJ 199 s999 '73 HORNET 4 DOOR 6 tyl., auto. trans., factory air conditioning, power steering, radio, healer, whitewall tires. tinted glass. Luggage rack, 7000 miles. Almost new, gas sipper. (J17HGEl. $2899 '68 JAVELiN (5MALL) • 2 Door Hardtop. VI, 4 speed; poiwer sleering, r,1dio, whitewalls, metallic brown wt.th •ftlt>H, extra clean. (WXHJ62) RCUR 0 ON ARK '68 FORD T-BI '10 ME y c L y p LANDAU ~'!- VI. auto. trans.., factory air, power 1tttring, factory air <ondifioning,, IOw mil~ ci.n •.. STATION WAGON ·s2 799 2Dr.Ha<dlop.Lu ... ry .... ip.wilhfull -I. luggage raclc', k>w milrs, Sike MW. "37BHJJ (YQWIU) • '64 VW BUG New custom paint. Reel with sil11er trim. Sharo. Gas Sipper. !ACC705) '10 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ESPRITf CPI . V8. cluto. trans .• factory air, power steering, radio. healer, whitewall !ires, vinyl roof, melallic blue wifh while top, like new. 15,JCEK l '71 DATSUN PICKUP s799 s2599 '66 VW BUG Radio, healer, new tir~. with m19s. e)dra :sharp. fS BN722). Gas sipper '71 DODGE MONACO 4.. door hardtop, VI, auto. trans., factory air, powef" stttril'Q, power brakes, Wtlllewalls, 11inyl roof, loW miles, mint condition, (110HEV) s2799 s129t _s999 s999 s2299 COUPl ,, 6 cyl., auto. trans., radio, heater, wtiifllWll/ tires, S J 6 9 9 vinyl roof, tintt'd ;ltss, wheel covers. Retl cream puff. (661HPV) ' speed, radio, heater, wh fttw11I tires, step bumper chrome. Mirrors, f)(Ct llent condition. Gas sipper. (3210BAJ s1799 fURY Ill 2 Or. Hardtop. VI, automatic trans., fldory air, power steerJng, wtllttwall tires, sharp tlv'uouf. (XJJlln s999 '6S CHEV. Super ports COUPE IMPALA 'VI, 4 spttd, factor y arr conditioning. power steering, mag wheels. Special paint, exlra good condi tion. fREH91 9J '71 COUNTRY SQUIRE I 0 PA55. STATION WGN. VI, automatic: trans., factory •ir, power steer- ing. power wlndows,,/uggitQe rack, (SOIC OJ) '69 FORD E200 VAN $ 79 9.. VI, auto. trans., factGry clir conditionil'Q, 123 inch wt"+ttl bast, exlra clNJn. (1]1'6() '67 MERCURY COUGAR $1999 SMALL VI, H.T. Stick shift~ radio, ~aler, new paint. lUPTOSA ) . s999 '69 1 TON STAKE TRUCK s3 19 9 Gmc~;tioo12'75'D I,. s 1999 ' ' '68 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 2 DOOR H.T. 'cyl., slick shift, radio, heater, ipoUer, bar. Mad scoop. fWAF.f91J 1 $999 FORD ' \ i ~. ' .. ·