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" VOL. 66, NO. 230, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES • GE COUNTY, CAtfFoRN IA SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1973
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Digging
For Miners
CASA GRANDE. Ariz. IAP) -ltescue
workers struggled through fire and lons
of rock today to reach two men believed
trapped I ,lOO feet underground in a
trouble-plagued central Arizona copper
mine.
The men \\·ere cut off late Friday
moming when the walls of a tunnel being
drilled in the Hecla ~tining Company's
mine collapsed and a fire broke out. The
mine is located on the Papago Indian
Reservation , 35 miles south of here.
Dick Glover. director of persMel at the
mine, said: "HopefuUy, the two men are
on the other side of the fire.'' He had
said earlier the tv.·o men y,·ere '·presum·
Cd ll\i\'C."
Glover said the men y,·ere equipped
v.·ith face masks to filter dust and smoke
lJul did not have oxygen equipment. But
there are oxygen supplies at first aid
stations scaltered throughout the mine,
he said .
f\\'O olhcr miners "·ere injured slight·
Jy. and a third Oed the area unharm ed.
Rescue teams battled intense heat ;;ind
smoke to reach the trapped men . and
one five-man team '>''8S driven back by
the flames late f'riday night. A serond
rescue team a"A·aited idditional oxygen
and special heat-resistant clothing from
Phoenix before attempting to rC-i!nter the
mine.
To Eu.cla His Owta
T\VO surfers, one on a kneeboard and one on his belly, demonstrate
different styles of getting down the mountain at Newport Bea-ch's
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Wedge. This p·hoto was taken from the water Thursday morning when
big surf begai;i. running _ at l/l,• ~otorious Ji\!!Y~& spot. One of the trapped men was identified
as David Deeder ol. Casa Grande, an
assistant mine foreman. The other man
\\'BS not idcnUried immediately.
'Edward Hatelhurst or casa Gran<te
fled to sarcty, while Dave Threasher. 2.1.
and Ed\\1ard Roy. 2D. both of Casa
Grande, suffered minor I n j u r i c s .
Threasher wus hospito lizcd for observa·
tion .
Illegal Donations Ad·initted Fu11 Zo1ie Future
011 Coast Pa1iel
Age1ida Mo1icla y Stale and federal mine inspector~ \\'Crc
at the scene. Pliilli7J s, 3M Gave $130,000 to Nixon, Campaign
Nixon in Florida,
Due in Clemente
·KEY BlsCA YNE. Fla. JAP) -Pres!·
dent Nixon Dew to his 1-iorida home Fri·
day to spend the \veekend resting and
wriUng a speech he will deliver on 1'-Jon·
day at the Veterans of Foreign Wars con·
vention in New Orleans.
By Tbe Associated Prei;s
' Two corpor&tions said Friday that they
had made illegal contributions to Presl·
dent Nixon's rMlection campaign.
Phillips Petroleum Company, head·
quartered in Bartlesville, Okla ., an-
noun<..'ed that its fonner board chainnan
had contributed $100,00> in corporate
fWJds IA> the Nixoo campaign.
returned "beacuase we don't accept ii·
legal contributions.''
He said the committee had not been in·
fanned originally that the contribution
came from a coproratf source, "and, in
fact , we were given to understand the
contribution came from individuals in
Oklahoma.
The contribution was the latest in a
series returned bY the committee to cor-
porations. Federal law 'j)rohibits an in-
d.ividual from· donating or receiving
campaign gifts ftom corporations, labor
unioos or banks, and provides for fines
up to $10,00> and two years imprisonment
for violators.
Contributions returned by the com·
miltee include $100,000 from GuJf Oil
Corporation. $40,000 from Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company, $100,000 from
Ashland Oil Inc., $55,000 £ron1 American
Airlines.
The fate of Balboa's Fun 1.one 1n
Newport Beach will be decided ?i.fonday
by the South Coast Regional I.one
Conservation Commisi5ion at its regular
meeting at Golden West College in Hun-
tington Beach.
,-i'he President was accompanied by
Mrs . ..Nixoo, andJbree White House aides
-chief of staff AJexander M:-Haig Jr ..
speechwrlter Patrick J . Buchanan and
Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler.
After the New Orleans speech, Nixon
"ill fiy on to his San Clemente home
\vhere he \Viii stay until afler Labor Day.
While in California. he is scheduled to
hold his first nevl's conference in five
months.
Minnesota Mining and tl.1anufacturing
Company. known as 3M. disclosed in SL
Paul that it had donated $.10,000 in cor-
porate funds.
Four ojher com~ies earlier admilled
making illegal contribUtions to the Nixon
campaign.
The 3M spokesman said his firm 's con-
tribution was in cash but did not say who
had authorized the contribution or v.·hen
it was made.
Jn a brief statement, Phillips said its
fonncr chief executive officer. W.\V.
Keeler, made the contribution v•ithout
the pennis.sion of the company's direc-
tors. Keeler resigned as Phillips board
chairman on Jan. 1 but is still a member
of the board.
Man,_85, Held Cap_tive;
Police Arrest Landlady
JAK Construction Co., developer of the
proposed project on the Fun 1.orte site.
will be petitioning commissioners to
grant a pennit for a 33-unil, three story
condominium, equipped with paddle
tennis courts, swimming pool, and a
clubhouse.
The condominiums, if approved. woul d
be at 600 Edgewater and 300 Palm ave·
nucs.
The proposed units ha.ve been the sub-
ject of much controversy in' Ne"'port
Beach, wilh seve ral community groups
strongly :::pposing the construction. The
Newport Beach City Council, after first
approving the plans, was forced by court
order to reconsider the project. The
council, however, voted to reapprove the
project.
The Phillips spokesman said Special
Watergate Prosecutor Arehibald Cox has
been notified of lbe contribution.
~ Washington, a spokesman for the
Finance Committee to Re-elect the
President said Uie donation from the cor-
poration had been returned earlier Fri·
day by a check made out in the amount
of $.100,000 to Philips Petroleum Com·
pany.
The spokesman said the money was
COURT JUS TI CE
IN TOD A.Y'S QUIZ
A member of the 11ighest court in
the lmtd is the NEWSNAME featured
in THE QUIZ on poge 7.
His decision ccnicernh1g American
MJAMI (UPI) -A 55-year-<>ld
landlady \v&s held on faJse imprisonment
charges Friday for keeping an aged man
in a shed behind her home, collecting his
Socia,! Serorlty checks and feeding him
so ·poorly he had IA> forage in garbage
cans.
The case came to light '111ursday when
the ~year-old man, Victor Hartman, fell
into one of the garbage cans along a
street and was too weak to get out.
He had a leash·type rope looped around
his neck.
Police i~ntified the landlady as Mrs.
Bonnie Blanchard. They said Hartman
had been boarding with her "for pos sibly
as long as 2S years. 11
The quarters provided to Hartman (or
his $186-a-month Social Security check
consisted or a 14-by·five-foot pool
pumphouse. The Blanchard property is
fenced, but the elderly man managed to
get out from time to time to go in search
of food.
Police said they had received reports
from neighbors over the past six months
complaining about an indecently dressed
old man wandering arotmd eating out of
garbage cans, but each time they \vent to
Jook £or him, he was gone.
They finally caught up with him Thurs·
day when they received another complaint
about 4:30 p.m. They Said they found
Hartman "lying in a garbage can in the
street, into which he had evidently fallen
while attempting to get good and 'vas
unable to get out."
"The victim was clothed in an old shh't
and bro\vn slacks \vhich were tied onto
' (See CAPTIVE, Page 2)
\Vhether or not the Fun Zone will be
turned into condominiums is now left in
the hands of the commission. Monday's
meeling begins at 9 a.m. and continues
throughout the day at Golden West
College at Forum ll.
P oet Aiken Dead
SAVANNAH, Ga. (APl -PuHlzer
Prize-winning poet Conrad Aiken died
Friday of a heart attack. He was 84.
Aiken. a confidant of T. S. Eliot and
Ezra Pound, \'IOll the Pulitzer Prize in
1930 for his "Selected Poems." 11e also
published an autobiography and volumes
or essays and short stories.
• ID My Life->
bombing in Cam·
bodia brought him
i1ito tile 11ews re-
Good De eds of Mes a Woman ., 72, To"ld 01i TV Sliow
cently. He was ap-Television watchers throughout
Still 1U lssh1g pointed ta tile Su-Southern cauromfa ,,.. now familiar
preme Court by with lhe good deeds of a 72·year-old
This is the last knowh photo· Preside11t Joh·1i.so11 Costa Mesa woman since she appeared
graph of Rochelle .While, a 22· i11 1967. on a Channel 7 show called 'The Girl In
year-old San Juan Capistrano Do yo1< k11ow My Life."
housewife who vanished in late wrie· he ill Tesl Edna Guinn. re-Uved the surprlJe this
July, a few days be£ore she ~ourself on tJ~is week whcp she went to a frle.nd '• house 1'1t----wa~~peor In OMng&-()ou1i--G"4-oU1<'-'U?1D•-QU~llious r11 ;,THn,E;-..to...watcll_on..colccJele.v.Wan...l!'.lil11Jhe
ty Supenor Court for a divorce QUIZ. publislled bu the Dally a was named "'!'he Gitt" July !I. -That's
hearing. Aulhoritles are seek· <1$ port a/ 011r current events pro-Jhe d•Y !he show was taped.
ing hefp from anyone who may gram for scllools In thls area. On the show, lrlends detall anotlter's
• have seen her. detds while the tmsuspecUng guest -
later awarded a prize -sits in lhe au·
die nee.
a Greyhound bus and travels for eight
hours to go to someone's bedside."
Mrs . Guinn's friend added that the The Rev. Andrew Anderson of Prince
or Peace Lutheran ChurCh in Costa Mesa appeared on the show to tell about Mrs. Cosla tl.1esa samarltan lives In a leaky,
Guinn who docs volunteer work for two unheated trniler. But that problem has
conva lescent homes alid at the Bny been solved by the TV people who have
Street trailer park where she lives. promlsed her a new mobile home.
11She's really a saint," said ~1arlan The trailer bas not yet hem delivered
las of her friend. Mrs. Douglas The trailer has not yet been delivered
wrote. e nal leU~ -.t-but-l•st Wedneoday M,..,...Gui1111;-t
"The Girl In My Life." frtcnds \vho arranged the surprise. and
"She's always doing kind things for the others sho ha! hclped. were able to
othen," 1.irs. Douglas sa1d. "She gets on watch her wtn It "in color."
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Dlme ·a·Llne
Barg a i n s
TODAY!
I
TEN CENTS
Trio Ren1ain
111 Hospital
Afte1· Scare
By MARCI DODSON
01 I~• Oen-, '11•1 St•ll
Six persons 'vho apparently ignored
y.·aming signs of heavy surf were S\\•ept
off the break\vater at Dana Harbor Fri·
day by a huge \\'ave . One toddler nearly
dro\\ncd in the harrowing incident.
Three members of the fishing party
from Ro.semead were hospitalized after
their clash with the rocks and surf in tht;
second such incident to occur on the
·same jetty in three days.
Manuel Arturo Trujillo Jr., 22, was
listed in satisfactory condition lvlth back
injuries at San Clemente General
Hospital, along with his son, Manuel Tru-
jillo III, 2t also in satisfactory condition
from his near-drov.11ing.
Also hospitalized was l\1rs. Peggy Ran·
nos. 29, in satisfactory condition \vith
multiple head injuries.
Two other members of the party, Mrs .
Diane Regina Trujillo, 2tl, and Terra Lynn
Rannos. 2, were treated for shock and
released. The remaining member of the
group, Anthony RarulOs, 28, declined
treatment.
Lt. Harry Gage of the Orange County
Harbor Patrol said the two families had
climbed around a large "No Trespass·
ing" sign at the base of the west
breakwater to go fishing 'on the rocks. A
large wave broke over the jetty short1y
before noon , sweeping the adults and
their children into the llari>or.
~n Clemente lifeguards "M·ere called
to the scene and helped the terrified
group back to dle rocks. Harbor
patrolmen were sent to the jetty in their ·
fireboat to aid in the rescue.
When the harbor officials had reached
the scene of the mishap, lifeguards were
caring for the Trujillo family 100 yards
out on the breakwater, where the
families had fallen in.
Trujillo and his son were huddled on
tlle roc----rs:-v.,hile 1\lri. Trujillo \Vas still ,in"-----1
the water. Lifeguards then swam with
the victims to the fireboat, which took
them to the Dana Point pier and waiting
ambulance_
The Rannos family meanwhile had
nianaged to swim back to the base of the
breakwater. "'ilere ·bystanders were
aiding them. The Rannoses were
also transported to the ambuJance.
Friday's incident was a chilling
repetition of a midweek mishap on the
jetty v.·hen three fishennen were swept
off the same rocks during the same seige
of heavy surf. The waves spawned by a
disturbance oU the coast of Chile ,__ will
ccntinue to pound the coast through the
"'eekend.
In \Vedncsday's accident, one man
S\vain to safety fro1n the rocks, despite a
broken back . He and one of bis com-
panions, \\'ho suffered a broken ankle.
1vere hospitalized after the incident.
Gage said it was "highly unusual" that
the l\\"O accidents should occur in such a
short time period. He offered a stern
warning that the breakwater is very
dangerous during .t he high waves.
"As long as we have this heavy surr
and people ignore the signs we put out,
've 're going to have more people getting
s\.\-ept in," Gage said.
"We're even having the people at the
parking lot gates v.•am the people, and
1\-e hope they "finally start listening to
us,'' he added.
(;oast
\\'eatbe.r
Fair skies should prevail over
the v.1eekend, following the custom-
ary morning cloudiness. Over-
night lows will dip into the middle
60s wilh high temps notclllng the
low 70s on the coast and the mid
80s inland.
INSIDE TODAY
lVilliam R. ~fa.son was a
"force" for orderly growth on
the Orange Coast, soy~ tht 111011·
or of (rvt1ic wllo dtdi~ted a
co1utty pa.rk ht nte1nory of tl1e
late lrvf11e Con1pa11y president.
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Treasure Not Foun<l
Doria 'a Death Trap'
FAIRHAVEN, l\1ass. (AP.1 -Treasure
hunting diver~ \\'ho si>ent $250.000
searching for lreasurc on the sunken lux-
ury liner Andrea Doria rcCO\'t'red nothing
of reaJ value, a spokcsn1an said Friday.
The salvage exped ition had hoped to
recover up to $4 million in cash and
je\\'els estimated to be aboard the liner.
Two div ers who spent eight days under
\vater found the inside or the sunken hull
a tangle of broken rubble after being on
the ocean bottom 17 years.
One of 1he support divers divers on the
mission said . "We reached the point ln
the shlp where the purser's office, the
jewelry store and the bank were sup-
• posed to be, but they just "~•eren't there."
The diver, Robert Coffey, 30, of
F'alrhaven. said that secti on of the ship
had collapsed into a 2u-foot.<feep pile of
rubble In the bottom of the vessel.
"Jt. was a dea lh trap," said Sheila
Grattan, a spokesman for the mission
after the divers' underv.·ater habitat was
towed to Falr hav,n. 0 All they got wa1
four silver plates and a cry1tal bottle of
perfume,'' she said .
She said divers con11idercct the mlssion
to be a su<.'Cess because it proved the
fl'asibility of saturation di ving. the
method used by the two divers when they
lived under water day and night In a
pressurized CGmparlment, instead of
making time-consuming trips to and
from the surface.
The two divers who did most of the
underwater .,.,·ork , Cllris Delucchi, 22,
and Donald Rodocker, 27, both of San
Diega, remained inside their preS.'!iuri1ed
compartment when ii was towed back to
port by the support vessel Narragansett .
A. spokesman sai d they v•ould have to
remain inside until the habitat \l'SS
gradually decompressed.
The Andrea Doria sank July 25, 1956.
after a collision with the s .... ·edish liner
Stockholm about 40 miles off Nantucket.
Several unsuCi:fssful salvaging attempts
Presidene11 'llnifjtce'
Nixon Attorneys Answer
Cox: Cou1·ts Lack Power
WASHINGTON (UPI) President
Nixon says he is not "above the law" but
should be "treated differently" than
other citizens under the law because the
presidency Is "unique."
That argument wa s made in a !&-page
brief filed by the President's lawyers in
U.S. District Court Friday, contending
that the courts lack power to force him
to surrender the tapes of his Watergate
conversations.
The brief, which the Whi te House said
Nixon had personally approved, was a
reply to Special Prosecutor Archibald
C.OX's reply to an earlier \\rhlte House
brief.
Cox had argued that the grand jury's
need for infonnation from the tapes was
more important than Nixon's need to
preserve the coofidentiallty of his con-
versations with aides.
Nixon's reply said, "This notion that
the extraction of the last ounce of flesh
by the criminal process is the highest
and most important purpose of govern-
ment, and that courts have the power to
impose this goal on the Chief Executive
thoo.gh he believes that to pur1ue it \\'ill
harm other important gove rnmental in-
terests, is not lhe law."
A court may tell the executive to pro-
duce infonnation, the brief said. But it
added, "if the executive chooses not lo do
so, it is free to make that choice and the
only power in the court is to dismiss the
prosecution.''
The brief said Cox was being "unduly
gloomy!' in suggesting that fa ilure to get
the tapes might require "termination of
this grand jury investigation."
Whether or not this was so, the brief
continued, " , . , the controlling fact is
that there is n·o power in the Judicial
Branch to decide that the public interest
requires a particular criminal in·
vestigation or prosecution to cootinue if
the Executive Branch has determined
that other governmental interests dictate
to the contrary."
The executive aJone has po wer to
decide whether a particular prosecution
is more important than secrecy, the brief
said.
~oaps' TV Ad; Claims
Watered Down by FTC
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Despite dra-
matic advertising claims made by manu-
facturers, few differences may exist be·
tween a number 0£ brand-name house·
hold cleaning products, according ta data
released Friday by the Federal Trade
Commission.
The commission, follG"'ing past prac-
tice did not comment on the data, which ' . was submitted by 28 companies to
substantiate advertising claims .
However, FTC lawyers said they were
not satisfied that all of the information
provided by the manufacturers was com-
plete and said several companies will be
asked to provide additional data.
The explanations were varied.
Annour-Dial submitted th ree three-inch
thick binders or test resultll and scientific
papers. At one point. the company s~d
it Mt, "Dial is the mo.st effective
deodrant soap you can buy,'' should not
be read as a claim of supe riority; it only
means Dial has been found to be the
equal of competitors.
Procter and Gamble shov.·ed that
advertisin g for three of its household
cleaners "'as carefully \\'Orded:
Spic and Span , which the company said
it found to be most effective in its tests
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getting the dirt any liquid cleaner left
behind.
Top Job. next most effective. "cuts
grease better than any other leading liq-
uid."
!\1r. Clean. third in effectiveness , "gets
the dirt and leaves floors shining."
Lever Bros .. exp laining a commercial
sbov.ing a drop of oil dispersing more
rapidly in a solution of All detergent than
in solutions of competing products, said
the test .,.,·as based on lab experiments
which used All at twice the label's
recommended amow1t. The A11 con-
centrati on in the tests \Yas 23 percent,
compared to I!I percent for the com-
petition.
Defending its claim that "Dash is lots
more concentrated," P&G offered data
showing a cup of Dash v.·elghs more than
a cup of it s market-leading Tldf •• _
Colgate-Palmolive said its claim that
its dishwashing liquid "softens hands
\\'hile you do dishes" °"''as based on a
company test which concluded that 200
1romen 11'ith red, dry, chapped, scaly and
cracked hands who used the product for
a n1on1h shov,.ed "minimal through
moderate improvement."
Fuel Truck Blast
Kill s Driver, l{ids
SAN SALVADOR AP) -A tank !ruck
fi lled with 3\'iation fuel skidded off the
Pan A.merican Highway in a mountainous
stretc h Friday and exploded against a
row of houses, killing the driver and
three children walking beside the road,
au thoriti es reported.
Ten persons v.·ere seriously burned .
The explosion set !'ire to the ro"· of
homes and to crops in surrounding fields.
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nave been nu1de through the years.
Some of these a1ten1pt1 may have Uc·
rounted tor the dangerous conditions In-
side !he \\•reek. Ml<;s Crattnn said.
"lnslde 1hcy found panelling and all
kind~ or ceiling material hanging by
"'ires," she said,
"If one diver was to coll ide with thi$
floating garbage, it v.·ould all be down on
hi1n," she said.
Natural deterioration from the years
underwater and dynamite blasts of
previous salvagers probably accounted
for the rubble in the hulk, she said.
The mission, Which began July 22, °"''as
plagued by repeated delays, and the
habitat was not lo\\·ercd to the ocean bot·
tom until Aug. 8.
Miss Grattan sa id the divers neve r
reached the purser's office. one of th e
stated goals throughout the mission.
Four portable safes containing an
estimated $1 million were said to be
there.
93 Stations
Reject 'Bones'
NEW YORK (UPI) -More lhan
hall of the telev1sion stations affi-
liated with the CBS network across
the country refused to broadcast
the controversial antiwar play
"Sticks and Bones" Friday night.
The pla y which won author David
Rabe a Tony Award for the best
Broadway play during the 1971-72
season, was aired by 91 stations.
a CBS spokesman said. On a nor-
mal Friday night, he said, the
network's programs would be car-
ried by 184 stations.
"Sticks and Bones" was origin-
ally scheduled to be shown ?o.1arch
9 but CBS took it off the air be-
cause the network said the sub-
ect may have been abrasivt! at a
time when American prisoners of
war v.·ere coming home.
Son of Maryland
Official Leaps
Off SF's 'Gate'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The son or
f\.1aryland 'S lieutenant governor plunged
to his death from the fog-shrouded
Golden Gate Bridge Friday -Jess tha n
two hours before church bells began toll·
ing in a memorial service for the span's
49'l known suicides.
Pierre Boal IA>c, 27. son or Lt.
Gov. Blair Lee Ill, broke a11•ay from l\\'O
patrolmen and jumped over the span that
draws more suicides than any other
bridge in the United States. police said.
"I tried to grab hi1n, but I just touched
air. He was gone," said Ra y DeMartinl,
a California Highway Palrol ofricer.
Lee jumped to his death just as dozens
or churches in the San Francisco Bay
Area prepared to toll thei r bells to call
attention to the suicide problem on the
fabl ed bridge that opened in 1937.
Lee. a Prtnceton graduate an a
freel ance photographer who had lived in
San Francisco for two years, leaped from
the bridge at 8:30 a.m .. police said. The
bell service began at 10 a.m. and lasted
about an hour.
From Pagel
CAPTIVE ...
his body," police said. "He \VOre shoes
\vilh no laces and no underclothing.
"A leather belt "'as lied around his
\Vaist at the back and a JO-foot length of
hemp rope was fastened lo the belt. The
rope was then looped and tied around the
victim's neck.''
Police W'JUld not speculate on the
purpose of the leash-type rope .
Police said "approximately IO days ago
a 12·year-old boy was playing in the
neighborhood and heard the old man cail-
ing for help" from the pumphouse.
"The boy talked lo the vlcllm through
a chain-link fence topped by strilnds of
barbed wire and ascertained he was
hungry," police said.
Police said the youngster and a fr iend
started leaving food for the old man
outside the fence . but Hartman wandered
off again Thursday.
After finding him on the street. police
look Hartman to Jackson Memoria l
•lospital where he \\'as treated overnight
and then tun1ed over to the County
Division for Protective Services.
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CLASSIC ROLLS ROYCE RESTS AT CAPISTRANO STOPOVER
Vintage C1rs and Costumes Made Coa1t1I Glidd1n Tour
Oldsters Boll
Vi1itage Autos Touring Coun.ty
The proudest antique auto ov.'!lers in
Southern Ca lifornia took their 28th an·
nual Glidden TOW' to the south Orange
Coast Friday afternoon in the final leg of
a vintage car safari that starts and ·ends
each year in Anaheim.
The slopover for lunch took place at
San Juan Capistrano's El Adobe
Restaurant and drew an instant crowd
which marveled . over vintage Lincolns.
Chryslcrs. Cadillacs and other cars \.\'ilh
less fa1nilia r names.
The tour began lasl ?o.Ionday. leading
members of antique Car clubs from
throughout Southern California along a
Dr. \Vhite ln1proves
BOSTON fA.P l -Su r ge ons at
!\lassac husett s General Hospital removed
a small blood clot Friday fron1 the brain
of Dr. Paul Dudley \\'hite. 87, the
rl!llOv.'ncd Boston heart specialist. Dr.
While was described by a hospital
spokesinan as "in satisfactory condition
and doing nicely" after surgery .
route including the foothil ls of San
Bernardino County, the inland portions of
San Diego County and finally Orange
County once again.
Spokesmen for the annual jaWlt said
one car was brought out for the tour
after a recent trip from Canada to hlex·
ico.
The durability or the Ame rican auto
genlS was evident in the tour , spokemen
for the sponsoring Southern California
Auto1nobi\e Club said. 1'wo breakdowns
occurred during the entire four--Oay tour
-one an old Willys which had to be
trailered hon1e with an ailing flywheel.
A.n old Cadillac threw a rod in Escoodi·
do, said one car owner, but it O\vner-
driver did not give up the ship.
lie was able to find a willing service
sLation crew which helped him remove
the vital part. After & trip to the machine
shop for a new bearing, the classic was
on the road again. .
Once the tour concludes, the owners.
111any clad in costumes to fit the period
of their car, will vie for 50 trophies to be
handed out to the winners or mech3,1.1ical
categories as well as contests which are
"str ictly social''.
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By Tbe Associated Press ;~ -. ~·
More than 7 ,000 fire fighlers in flv;:!
tinder-dry westeni stales ~ttl~ ro~;;
fires Friday· that one offlc1al said w~
the .,.,·orst in 20 years. • :.:;.;
Between 150 and 200 separate fire;t:~
were reported in parts of Washington.:1
Oregon, northern Idaho, Wyoming and ~
v.·estem Montana .
Officials at the Boise. l d a h o.
Jnteragcncy t-~ire Center -the nationa l
control point for forest fires -said
nltogether about 35.000 acres in the five-•
state reg ion \1·ere blackened or in flame~
Six A.ir Force tronsport planes flew In-'"·
to Portland, Ore ., with son1e 200 civilian
fire fighters Friday ror deployrncDI
throughout the region . Three other Cl30.!i
touched dov.·n in Boise with 200 1nen.
Some of the plane!l 1vcre then pressed··
into service shuttling men lo large fire&,
fron1 blazes now under control. : ..
At La Grande, Ore., about 400 residcn!l
wit h rakes and shovels set up emerge"fY
fire lines. Eight buildings in the town of
10.000 persons were destroyed before a
5.400-acre blaze was beaten back and
contai ned . Dozens of residents were
evacuated before the tire 1\·as contained.
Jotm Hafterson. fire s e r v i c e
coordinator for the Boise center. said !ht'
overall fire situation 1vas the \\'Orsi in
t.,.,-o decades.
Forest Service and Boise officials gave
this slate-by·state breakdo v.'11 of the
situation late Friday :
-Fourteen major fires v.•ere burning In
\1·estem lo.font.an.a among a total of 958
small blazes covering more than 9,000
acres. SOme 400 were listed as man·
caused.
More than 100 acres of timberland was
destroyed at Yellowstone National Park.
but a park spokesman said there W8.'l nO
danger to the nearby to\111 of West
Yello"·stone, !\font.
Mailbox Hits,
Cru,s1ies Boy, 4 ' .
NEW YORK (AP) -A 4-yea r·
old boy was struck and killed Fri·
da y night by a flying maUbox
knocked loose by a car during a
freak parking accident in Queens.
Police said Ian Salberg was Wt
by the heavy mailbox as he stood
c;.1 the sidewalk nea r his home
watc.bing hi.s mother park the fam i-.
Jy car.
Police said 1.1.rs. Salberg lo.st
control or her car as she backed
into a parking space and struck a
car parked behind hers. The sec-
ond car jumped the cur b and .
slammed into the nearby mailbox,
.,.,·hich landed on top of the ltttle
boy. He was pronounced dead at a
hospital.
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OFFICER COLEMAN EXPLAINS WORKINGS OF LOCK TO FOUNTAIN VALLEY RESIDENT
He Conc•ntr1t•1 on Educfltlng Potentifl l Victims About How to Beat Burglars
Fighting Your Own Crime
Fountain Valley Reside1its Get Police Se mi1iar
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of tlla Oalty Pile! Sttlf
It should be billed as "Everything You
W>l)ted to Know Aboot Burglary but
Were Afraid to Ask."
Every Wednesday night this mooth up
to 100 Fountain Valley residents have
gathered to hear Officer Pat O>leman
tell them how they can fight crime in
their own neighborhoods.
"Fountain Valley is literally a
burglar's paradise," he tells them. "lt is
tiO easy to rob, burglarize and steal in
this city because the people are rom·
· placent."
Coleman conducts his \veekly sessions
in a style that is a combination or a com-
edy routine and a medicine show.
He is selling crime prevention with a
federal grant.
Tile idea is to work at crime prevention
in Fountain Valley on a systematic·
coordinated plan, keeping track oI crime
statistics and measuring what is referred
to in grant 1language as "attitudinal
dlanges.''
Originally Coleman divided the city into
33 geographical areas, by reportiog
districts or the sectioos made by in-
tersections of the major streets.
But he quickly realized that. it he tried
to take his message to one district a
week, it would ·take him eight months to
make the circuit.
· So he !Started scheduling the meetings
every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the com-
munity center and inviting three or four
districts at a time, extending the in-
vitations through each district chainnan
and local homeowner's associations.
What he gives the . people who attend
these twcrhour meetings is a lesson in
how to use some common sense and not
give a burglar an even break.
"I can't tell you how to completely
f;:ignew . Delivers Records
burglar·proof your house," he tells the
homeowners. "Because it's practically
next to impossible to stop someone from
bre.aking in if they want in badly enough.
"But what I can tell you is how to
make it tough on the burglar. If he can't
get into your house within five minutes
then he's likely going to go elsewhere."
•
To Maryland Officials some of the ,tips he offers are a little
starting. Like telling people the best
place to leave a light burning \\'hen BALTIMORE (UPI J -Federal of-
fi~ls investigating alleged kickbacks in
MP,Yland say t!ley have apparently been
gifen all the personal financial records of
Vtce President Spiro T. Agnew which
"'F sought. ·'As far as l know the records contain
all that we requested," U.S. Attorney
Gtorge Beall told a"news ccmlereoce Fri·
d'lJ'. He declined to say where the
rcpords are being kept while in-
v~tigators go through them.
J!eall said the federal grand jury,
wblcb has been meeting about once a
week in the investigation, will probably
begin soon to step up the pac~Qf_il$
meetings.
In Washington, meanwhile, Attorney
G<neral Elliot L. Richardson said Friday
t»at he had briefed Agnew on the in-
'
vesligation involving him because "J they're out is in the bathroom as opposed
thought it was the only fair and to a bedroom or the living room.
hortirable thing to do." "A bathroom's a good place, if you can
Richardson said the briefing took only leave one light on because the \Vin-
place four days alter Beall had notified do\\'S are generally high off the ground or clouded so that it cannot be looked into
Agnew by letter that he was under in· and lights aren't often left 00 in
vestigatioo in a case involving possible bathrooms when no one is in them," he
violations of extortion. bribery and con-explains.
splracy. Coleman also covers security devicts
Beall r~ucsted Agnew to voluntarily that can be used on home s, bikes,
turn over rus personal financial records. motorcycles and campers to keep thieves
Agnew branded newspaper acco\.Olts or fran getting in or wallci ng off with them .
allegations against him "damned liee," Most are fairly expensive items, a fact and on Aug. 14 be wrote Beall agreeing that U cir f th to make the records available and also to usua Y aws gasps rom e au-dience when he rnentioos prices.
be intervle_w_ed.. __ =-~~--~----""Coosider~-what-it.!s. worth to yolL in
Asked if Agnew will be interviewed, looking at locks and chains," he tells
Beall would not comment except to say, them. "You're talking insurance when
"I'm aware of the last paragraph of his you talk about these things. You're ac--letter." tually talking aOOut a small investment
to upgrade your house ."
Any Swingers~ The main message c;ir Coleman's talk is
neiahborbood cooperation. One of the
questions on the questionnaire he hands
out asks "Do yoo know all the people on
your block by 1sight? Names oC all you r
neighbors? Your neighbors' cars? Where
your neighbors work? When your
neighbors are on vacatioo? When your
neighbors are moving in or moving out?"
I
l Character Boat E1itries Sou g lit
• '1iere ls stW lime to enter the 13th an-
n~ Newport Hartior Cliaracter Boat
P~ ICbeduled Aug. 25, Clinton Hoose,
~ ol the event for the Newport
~r Chamber· ol ,Commerce, said to-
~glstration deadline is next Friday,"
Hqos, said, adding that requesls for ap-
plptlons should be directed to the
Chamber office, 270 Newport Center
otlve. 'll1ey may be sought by telephone.
rile theme for this year's event 1& 0 'Ibe
S,..ingtng Years," and Hoose said even
thbugh ~be boats are called "character
bc:tlta_," he expects many or the entries wlll dlsplay the theme.
!'A theme l»at may be a character
bqltl or a stool< boat decorated In the
tbfme," Hooee said. "Ar char&cter boat ls • v .... 1 ol ln-
di\oidual character, 1lilher through its • ' '
. '
original design or special adaption;• he
said.
"Qualification tor entry shall be judged
on ability of the entry to add to the en·
joyrnent and entertainment of the
participants and must be within bounds
of good taste," Hoose said.
Ten trophies will be awarded to the
winners of the different categories of
judging.
"Up for grabs are special trophies to
steam lx>ats, best-costumed crews and
" animated figures or displays," Hoose
said.
The character Boat Parade 1 s
spol)SOl'ed by the Chamber's Com·
modore's Club, a group of 45 Newport
Beach businessmen involved in various
hart>oMrlented aotlvltles.
Th.ls year's parade will begin at 3:30
p.m., make a complete harbor circuit,
>lld end at 5:30 p.m.
"Open your eyes and learn \\•hat is
normal and what is not nonnal-in your:
neighborhoods. You have to be the eyes
and ears of the police force," he says.
Coleman 's pitch also relies heavily on
common sense suggestions such as lock·
ing up when you leave.
One area chairman stood up to testify
that when he ,Vent through his
neighborhood to tell everybody about the
rr.eeting, be counted half the houses with
open garage doors and another IS "'·here
cars were left in the driveways with the
keys still in the ignitions.
"In July. we had 49 residential
burglaries that cost the victims $20.000.
Of those, 27, or 56. percent sfiowed no
signs of forced entry. said Coleman.
"That means all the burglar had to do
\\'8S open the open door, open lhe unlock·
ed window, walk into the unlocked
garage and bingo, he's got you ."
• '.' CHARACTER.BOATS FOLLOW ARROW ROUTE AROUND NEWPORT HAR BOR A UG. 25
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Pru·k Dedicated
To Bill Mason •
By GEORGE-LEIDAL
Of tN Ollty .,..., Stiff
Tbey came te> dedicate a
portion of a county regional
park and left bebind a symbol
typifying the man a new city's
mayor described as a "force."
"I am here today becatU
Bill Mason was here," Irvine
Mayor John Burton said at the
opening ol a poetic eulogy to
the late Irvine Company presi·
dent, William Ralph Mason.
BURTON HAD LED the in·
corporation struggle which
resu1ted in the new city in
which the Orange County
Harbors, Beaches and Parks
Department Friday opened the
first portion of what will be a
J4.S..acre William ~1 a s o n
Regional Park.
pany, received i he plaques on
behall of the Mason family.
ft.tR. ~tASON'S acting suc-
cessor, Raymond L. Watson,
executive vice president of
the land development firm
which gave the land for the
county park, termed the park
a "symbol."
The park ''symbolizes Bill
l\lason's belief - a belief to • -'""-
which so many of ll.! here to-~~S,
day are equally co1umitted -~ ~::'l:Hl'/J.U.
that government and private lli•f/il;'~,7>
enterprise. in their self-in-
terests, can work toge ther for
the'public good," Watsoo said.
Speaking for the company,
he noted "we gave the land,
and the county is giving the
park -to the people."
"FROl\t ITS conceptual '
CYPRESS BIKER BURKE PLACES· FIRST IN OPENING DAY RACE IN IRVINE PARK
"I am here to say to any one
who will listen, Bill Mason was
a force," Burton continued.
"When tbe cool winds from
upper bay come 'cross this
park,
stage to the present time, the
park has been cooperatively
planned. It is a venture that
now includes a ne\v partner.
the city of Irvine," Watson
said.
Rice C1p1 Dedication Frkfay of Wllll1m M11on County Park's First 45 Acres, Bike Trails and Picnic Areas
Your Horoscope Packaging
Class Set
For Fall
"When the leaves of trees
are lifted and Ute g r a s s
greens,
He noted the park's youth '
symbolized the yeuth of the
surrounding communities and ·;
the young trees of m a n y
varieties "are as diverse as
the people and the lifestyles
that are to be accommodated
by all the growing and new ·
communities that this major
recreational facility w i 11
serve."
Gemini:
SUNDAY
AUGUST 19
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Mardi %!-April II):
You may be doing some
remodeling -you will be
spending for improvements.
You tend now to tear down-for
Grand Prix
Cycle Race
Set Sundav
J
More than 450 bicycle racers
will take off Sunday in Hun-
tington Beach during the sec-
ood annual Grad Prix, one
ol the biggest races in the
region.
Riders are coming from
various parts of the western
United Stales, in addition to a
team from Mexico and three
European racers vacationing
in Laguna Beach. Nine races
are included for Amateur
Bicycle League of American
riders, with 11 others open to
all-others. A special ·~yor's
and Councilman's Race" will
be one of the highlights.
WHILE THE ABL riders
had to register in advance, the
open stock bicycle races ate:
open to all who come Sunday,
beginning at 2 p.m. Races are
scheduled for all ages and all
types of bicycles, w i t h
trophies and ribbons presented
to the winners.
The Grand Prix will begin
Swlday morning at 7:50 with
opening ceremonies performed
by Boy Scour troop 412 of
Fountain Valley. The Long
Beach Naval Band will also be
Oil hml.
The first race of the day. for
novice riders (under 7), begins
at 8 a.m., with the final and
biggest race -the senior bar
-set for 11 :15 a.m.
THE SPECIAL race at 9:30
promises to be something
special, for Orange County
mayors and councilmen \viii
be competing in the race for
the lx>ncr of receiVing the may·
or's trophy. Already, 11 offi-
cia1s have signed up and mol'e
are expected.
Following the race, presen-
tation of the trophy will be
made by Miss Huntington
Beach, along with the release
of l ,000 balloons into flun-
tington Beach skies.
ONE BONUS for spectators
is the prize to be given away
at 2 p.m., a lo-speed Raleigh
Grand Prix, worth $165. Firty-
cent coupons may be purchas-
ed during the morning to l'Om-
pete in the drawing. Proceeds
will go to Huntington Beach
bicycle trail.!.
· "Sunday's race should be a
really big one," predicts Rip
Rlbbley, coordinator of the
e'ftntl. "We oolyimd 200 racers
lut year, so it's getting big·
get and better."
Take I nitintive
"When the mothers and
fathers of all children ·seek
here for rest
''And joy, the force that
shaped Bill Mason to shape
these hills pw-pose of rebuilding. You
could be spending too much
unless you check details.
Plainly, it would pay to be a
comparison shopper.
TAURUS (AprD 20-May 20):
You are slightly amazed at
how people are swayed by
your arguments. P e r s o n a I
magnetism is active. Cycle is
high. You get what you want
even if what you get is not
necessarily good for you.
GemtnJ, Virgo persons may be
in picture.
GEMINI fMay 21-June 20):
What happens behind the
scenes is more important now
than "what's up front." Means
reject s u r face indications.
Family member has
something to tell you but finds
it difficult to say. Know it and
be diplomatic.
CANCER (Juoe %!.July %2):
climbing stairs. Means you
perceive problems and can do
so,mething about overcoming
t~em. J
AQUARIUS (Jaa,_AO-Feb.
181: Study Capricorn message.
Take practical way: eschew
get-rich-quick scheme. Accent
is on home, familiar ground,
relationships with o I d e r
persons. Gemini, Virgo in-
dividuals are likely to be in
picture. Speak your piece in
forthright manner. You'll gain
allies.
PISCES (Feb. 19-ltfarcb 20):
You are able to patch up fami-
ly differences. Be communica-
tive. Display versatility, hum-
or. You fmd hannony and a
·greater degree of peace. You
could have the best of two
worlds: excitement on the out-
side. inward tranquiLity. Doo't
Jet it get away!
'
"Will have its mission ...
Quality assurance in "Here is his flower. It will
business and food and drug overreach what vision we can
packaging is the subject ~ give it. It is Bill Mason's
two new courses to be· offered vision. It is lhe people.
this fall at Orange Coast "Bill Mason is a force,"
College in Costa Mesa. Burton concluded.
A three-unit class in "Food, THE REMARKS followed
Drug and Cosmetic Quality Assurance" will meet from 7 presentations of memorial
p.m. to 10 p.m . \Vednesdays in plaques to !\tr. Mason's son
room 11 of the occ science Mark, 25, of Santa Ana . They
building. came from the county Board
of Supervisors and the Joint
Legal questions and control Legislative Rules Committee.
technologies in the manufac-Supervisors Chairman Ronald
ture and sale of food and drug will be examined by the class. Caspers presented the plaque
Students are required to have on behalf of the county which
li trol this week changed the name of
taken a qua ·iy con survey the park to honor the late
class. •p Q 1. Irvine Company chief. . rocurement ua ity Con-An aide to State. Sen. Den-trol," also a three-unit class, will be offered Moodays from nis E. Carpenter CR-Newport
7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in room l6 of Beach) presented the
the science building. It will legislative tribute signed. by
cover inspection, n 0 n c Q n-all or the Senate and Assembly
fonning supplies, shipping and delegates from Orange Coun-
IF TODAY IS YOUR receiving records. ly.
BIRTHDAY You are basically Fall cl.assj!S begin Sept. ll. l\1ark !\ta.son, assistant
In his remarks, Ronald
Caspers, of Newport Beach, Anxious to Leave
recalled the "balance between
man in his man made v;orld Eli is a nine-month-old purebrett Weimaraner. She
and nature" p h i Io sop h y is spayed, has had all her shots, is housebroken,
espoused by "the nation's first likes children and has had obedience training. She
advocate of open space," has been at the Laguna Beach Hun1ane Society for
Frederick Law O Im stead . 10 days and she's anxious to find a new home. Can
designer of Central Park in you. help?
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"WE ARE HERE today wit-
nessing an accomplishment by
planting democratic ideas in
the dirt," Caspers observed.
Caspers arrived prepared
with a 10-speed bicycle to
enter the three-lap race whi ch
concluded the Friday morning
dedication ceremonies. H e
mounted the vehicle only to
pose for photographers.
however.
More than a dozen entrants
from the Orange County YM-
CA competed and A1ike Burke.
15, of Cypress finished first .
trailed by Roger Curtis, 16.
also o( Cypress.
HONK
In Concert With Speclol Gue1t1
manna You find truth about opinions,
desires. You see yourself -
and others -in different light.
You have opportunity to gain
greeter perspective. Pisces,
Virgo persons could figure
prominently. Avoid self-deoep-
tion. ·
conservative. you plan. sav.e, Registration is being held by superintendent for on s.ile
work !or what yoli Obtain. 'You appointment Aug. 16 through operations for John D. Lusk
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Chances for advancement in-
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VIRGO (Aug. %3-Sept. %2):
Finish rather than initiate!
projects. Long-range view is
necessary. Study, learn and l
teach. Travel plans are in pic-
ture. Aries, Libra persons
may be featured. You become
concerned with what exists at
a distance. I
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. %21:
Compare costs with what you
obtained in recent past. You
have right to ask for a new
deal. appraisal. Crea t iv e
juices now. State your case.
Respo~ could be more
favorable than expected. Len,
Aquarius may be in picture.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. %1):
Accent is oo joint efforts,
cooperation with one who may
not share all of your views.
J\ilaintain low profile. Don't in-
sist, push or chide. Aqwuian
has something to teU you. Be
receptive. Adjustment to habit
p.attern of another is
necessary.
SAGmAR!US (Nov. 2%-
Dtc. %1): You may lack solid
foundation. Key now is to ex-
amine, investigate, put tc>
get.her missing pieces. Don't
be in too much ol a hurry. II
you expand . do so in maMer
which leaves room for tem-
porary retreat.
CAPRICORN (Dtc. %2.Jan.
191 : Good lunar aspect now
l'Oincides w i t h creativity,
special relationships, sweeping
changes. You are able to
replace stumbling blocks with
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Business Blooms
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
color may be green, not gold,
but the rush is on. Southern
Californians have r ece nt 1 y
discovered 90mething t h e
state has been rich in since
long before ~ gold rush -
plants.
Things are really blooming
in the plant boutiques
business.
His sculpting days are behind
him.
Barba has converted two
warehouses into a complex
which includes a classroom.
an office, long rows of stoarge
shel\leS and a big room for
weldi!!g_ a n d woodworking •
RecetlDY the shop served as a
wedding ctiapel !0< a coople
wishing to be married In
greenery.
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Wliire House
To Get Live
Yule Tree
Saturdl.)', August 18, 197) DAILY PILOT
Victor Barbn, the owner of
St. ~1aric's Garden in Venice,
opened hh; plant shop as a
sidelight to his Y."Ork as a
sculptor two years ago.
IN lfil,he sold $12.000 \Volrh
of plants. This year he ex-
pectes gross sales of $500,000.
Nearly all the boutiques of.
fer plants "'hich grow best in-
doors. And they h a v e
something ror everybody -a
4$-Cent cactus or a $220-
1\fadagascar dragon tree . One
fl.rm, Now &: Then Gifts,
caters to the customers'
decoratil\g tastes.
WASHINGTON (AP)
Ecology-minded families wbo
have switched froJD cut to live
Christmas trees will be joined
by the While House this year.
MAKE-IT-YOURSELF TABLE , CHAIRS MAKE OUTDOORS MORE FUN
Actren Jo Anne lor•n Shows Of Backyard Dining Ensemble
Make it Yourself
ANY SPACli RIGHT FOR GREENHOUSE
G1rdenlng Under Gl111 New Experlenc•
'The Beast'
Discovered
In Hawaii
It sells plants in bedpan!,
Wbacco cam, trophy cups,
watering cans, ceramic snails
and china elephant snouts -
or about anything else.
The National Park Service
announced Mooday that this
year it will transplant a tree
from Pennsylvania to be
planted behind tbe White
House and used for the annual
holiday observance.
Table Makes Outdoor Fun
In the past, huge trees have
been cut in various states and
erected near the White House
for the tw~week observance.
By STEVE ELLINGSON
1bere's a certain careless
comfort about outdoor dining
that appeals to everyone.
whether it's on your patio, ter·
race, garden or backyard.
and Benches Pattern No. 312
for $1 (add 25 cents per pat-
tern for airmail deli very\, and
the Serving Cart Pattern No.
204 ror $1. send cash. check or
n1oney order to:
STEVE ELLINGSON
Orange Coast Daily Pilot Pat-
tern Dept.
P.O. Box 2383
Van Nuys, CA 91409
Greenhouses Simple
To Build Yourself
You don't need to be weatthy to have your own green-
house. There is a greenhouse for nearly every size budget,
and one to fit every location. No matter where you 'live,
some sort of greenhouse can add to your year-around gar-
dening pleasure.
HONOLULU (AP) -The
plodding, plant-eating
caterpillar has a carnivorous
COU!lin in Hawaii, scientists
have discovered.
A n inch-long caterpillar,
known to its discoverer as a
"preying inchworm'' or silnp--
ly, "The Beast," gets its daily
food by snaring such elusive
prey as flies and mosquitoes.
THE PLANTS are only part
of the appeal of the shops.
Unlike ;.. dime store, where the
customer buying a plant is on
his own, these shops give ad-
vice on plant care, remedies
for disease or insects and
classes with lectures and
laboratory work, book• and
charts.
The classes are one method
the shop owners are using to
solve a serious problem the
customers' lack of knowledge
about the plant>.
The new Christmas tree, a
Colorado Blue Spruce donated
by the Naitonal Arborist
Association, will be
transported from Shickshinny,
Pa., and planted about Oct. IS.
The park service has been
setting up lhe cut trees yearly
slnce 1954., but in recent years
increased ecological
awareness has raised ques-
t.ions about that practice.
To get the most out of your
open air dining room it helps
to have 90tne strong, yet good
looking fu rniture. "The table
and benches shown here with
actress Jo Anne Loren will
withstand all kinds of weather
and ban! use.
Bricks Are Harder
Than Concrete Wall
You can make a hobby of some favorite plant like
African violets or orchids. You can raise your own plants
for the outdoor garden. You can propagate new plants from
old for an adventure. You can supply the house with Dow-
ers all winter. You can even raise tomatoes, lettuce, cu-
cumbers, and other vegetables when the outdoor garden is
deep In snow.
CAN YOU spare a minimum space of ground 6 by 10
feet that gets at least three hours a day or winter sunshine?
The Jean-to can be an attractive addition to your home
and is probably the most economical style. It can be set
on foundations that match your house, or be a gJass-to-
ground model that doubles your growing space. There is
also one so slender it takes no more room than a flower
bed. For the free-standing type -which has more bench
space -there are straight sided and curved designs, sit·
ting on masonry foundations that come partway up or
glass-to-ground on barely seen cement rims.
Where two or m o r e
caterpillars are g a t b e r e d
together, they are apt to eat
each other.
The preying caterpillar, the
first to be found anywhere in
the world, was discovered
more than a year ago by Steve
Montgomery, 'Il, a graduate
student in entomology at the
University ol Hawaii.
h1ontgomery is now working
on a scientific paper to of-
ficially announce the find .
Rhw assistant manger ol
Now & Then Gilts, Jeannie GI·
veon, reported that on e
woman brought her dead fem
in complaining th.at s h e
sprayed it just like she was
told to, but it died.
Miss Giveon explained to
her tha t lhe plant also needed
water.
A common mistake for new
plant owners is to give the
plant too much or too little
water and sun.
A spokesman said use of the
live tree will permit con-
tinuation of the tradition
Blind Justice
The Supreme Court ruled in
1893 thal lbe tomato, while
botanically a fruit, should be
considered a vegetable for
purposes of trade.
Handy Garden Gadget
Manufactures Green GoUl
MOST MODEST priced ol all are1the "solar" green-
bousel that fit outside house windows. These add growing
space 'to the indoor room and can be heated from the
house. They are slz.ed to fit most windows. It is really
amazing how much can be growirin them.
Is heating the ~ oo. your mind? It is easier Cflr1•~11 sc1911C• Mo9ff'lr s.mc. 1 1 f ed ·
nd I ·~ -•·hi think Cost ·11 t 4f "' regu ar y east off my com-ly as iron ftlings to a magnet. a costs m 1.1J1U1 you ""6 · s WI ary, ' It was a few da•s afler h ·---'' the · m mod I of nhou .1 post eap. But no more. An accountant friend of ~. ~-"':'ng t'? . -~ · •.• e -your gree se, Christmas when I came across Another plus tor grinding: mine bought a shredder just to
and. i~1 ~tie11~~ ,CQl4. ~)¥'(\,England to swmy Cali-' them -a pile or discar'ded composting is speeded up· tidy up the leaves which anti-
fomla or F\orida •. The mm ·yoo-·ooy from can give you Christmas trees - a pr'··
d
· and tlrn t u.c tremendously. For instance, poJlutlon laws prohibit him
a vice apes a e. garden haul if ever there was it's possible, and J have done At night in the Southern states, for example, electric one. In fact, I felt somewhat . k from burning. ' II he t will d tbe job 'th 1 I 1t, to ma e compost.in as li ttle F part l dr' round or sma gas a ers o w1 a cos as ow ,as as I imagine a deeJ>-sea diver as 14 days. or my ive
$75 a year. In New England this might run to $175. Heat-must feel when he stumbles the neighborhood oo fall ev~
ers can bum gas, oil, or use electricity. Steam or hot wa· across "pieces of eight" near ce~u1::1 U:~~~ ~~ nings pi.eking ui> the leaves ~r beati"i as an ~loo from µie house after irultalla· some sunken Spanish galleon. vegetation will heat up within w!;ch my neighbors have bag-
.tioo Is the.least expen51ve. __ __ _ _ ..JI--,•-1 topped th , to such g up and left out for the Whether you hire men local~y to set up your 8Jl!CQ---: nu.:1wuy, -s my-sta-ree--uays--a -tern-trash-collection. I also-loot out
house or undertake the job yourself, most greenhouse firms tion waeon and duly went off perature that your hand will for such things as discarded
seod it prefabricated, and some make 8, specialty o{ d().it to retrieve as many of the be unable to tolerate the in-Christmas trees. Every little
yourself models with directions and all the ftxings. trees as the car would bold. terior heat for more than a bit helps my garden.
1 When I returned my two few seconds. It's hot enough I even know of 8 man who,
YOU CAN have masonry foundations built locally -daughters had disappeared. even lo generate steam. find.in
set below fro.stline in the North -of. cement, cinder blocks, They had crouched on the car Within a week the beat will demoW, as~:' if h~ e~~
stone, treated wood, or what you will. The floor can be floor so as not to be seen by have largely subsided ; another have the old cedar shingles.
of gravel or brick s. passers-by. week and it will be perfectly On sh ded
An interesting \•ariation ol the greenhouse that J have cool. At this stage the compost aro""matiredc andthevye!,crm<ddr•!':,
be rench "DADDY," said the elder ., ._., seen in New England is the sun-ated pit. A deep t will be dark and fibrous and ulcb his is dug and a peaked roof built over it, lhe south side of one by way ol explanation, ready for the flower or m for · front garden. "it's so embarrassina." which is made ot coldframe lids or something similar. The _, vegetable bed where it will HE TOLD me frankly that
glass roof on this side slants at 4:5 degrees to get all pos-That's what happens when continue to break down as it he simply did not believe all
stble winter sun. The excavation is lined with cement or you invest in a shredder: You steadily feeds the plants that the claims that were made for
building blocks. become spmething of a shred· grow in _it. ground leaves as a good gar-
Jn heavy soils adequate drainage mUStDe pfovided. ding nut, salvaging anything den mulch. "But they did
The serving cart saves
countless trips back-and-forth
to the kitchen. The cart may
be used for serving cool drinks
as \\"ell as food . Its removable
tcp doubles as a serving tray
and the enclosed compartment
holds all sorts of po.ts and pans
as well as dinnerware.
Both the table and cart are
easily built when you use the
full-size pattern. Even ir you
are an amateur, you can
undertake these projects with
success. You need only trace
the parts on wood. then saw
them out and assemble .
To QlMin the full-size Table
Food Thief
Makes Off
With CrQp
By ANDY LANG
A~ Ntwsfeltul'ff Wr11tr
Q. -I fa stnened sonic wood
slats to a concrete wall by
hammering masonry n a i I s
through the v.ood and into the
concrete. When I attempted
the same kind of job on our
outside brick wall, I found that
the nails would not go into the
brick no matter how hard l
hammered. This puzzles nie,
since I have always assumed
that concrete 1s harder than
brick. Anyway, what do I do
about it?
A. -Your assumption is
erroneous, but you have a lot
of company in y~ belief. ln
most cases, brick is harder
than concrete. If you have a
portable electric drill, as most
home handymen h.ave, buy a
carbide-tipped bit that will fit
it. Use a size smaller than th.e
diameter of the ·nail. .After
making a pil~t hole with the
bit, hammer the nail through
the wood and into the opening.
LEBANON, Ind. (AP)
George Klink of Lebanon
plants a large garden eacti
year to keep his food bill down
and to have fresh food for bis Q. -I have to replace the
family. mesh on three of our back
10tnt awoke T h u r s d a-y-porch-screens. _When I did a
morning to fmd somebody similar job a few years ago. I
stole the garden -the whole had a diHic,ult' job getting the thing mesh tightly into position . Is Kfutt said the thief or there some special way of
thieves made off with five doing this? The screens have
rows or sweet com several wooden frames and, I guess,
rows of tomatoes and at least galvanized mesh.
a half bushel of green beans -A. -Lots of persons have
everything that was ready to different ideas about how to
be picked . make mesh taut inside a
screen frame. The method I
used n1any years ago still
seems to me to be the best.
First . remove the o I d
moulding. Do it very carefully
if you intend lo use the same
moulding agai n. Take off the
old mesh. Put the new mesh
into place. Ideally , it should be
a couple of inches longer than
necessary . Staple one end of
the mesh to the frame. Place
the entire screen on a Oat
table or board laid on a couple
of saw horses,, assuming that
it wasn't.already there before
you stapled down one end of
the mesh. Now place a couple
of short pieces of 2-by-4: l.Dlder
each end of the screen. Using
a couple o( clamps, tighten the
center of the screen to the
table or board. What you now
have is a screen which sinks in
the center and rises ·at both.
ends. Dr .lW the mesh fairly
but not excessively taut, then
·staple down the unattached
end of lbe mesh. When you
remove the clamps and the
two , pieces of 2-by-4, the
screen will revert to its
normal position. As it does
this, it will draw the mesh
light.
'nu! tedu!iques ol using
varnish, lacquer, s h e 11 a c ,
bleach, stain and p a i n t
remover are explained in
Andy Lang's helpful booklet.
"Wood Finishing in t be
Home," available by sending
30 oerlls and a long, stamped,
self-addressed envelope to
Know-How, P.O. Box 4n, Hun·
tington, N.Y. !1743.)
'nllek pads cover the glass at night. It is a sort of glorified and everything that i s NOW A word about leaves. dress up the beds as I had
coldframe that one can crawl into. biodegradable. They are as rich in nutriments them, I Wied them," he said. •
If you set your greenhouse during the next few weeks Objects are not so much as most animal manures. .;'nlat'a wbfn I found out
2640 Harbor Blvd.
-and a husband and wife team can do it in a weekend -seen for what they are but for Organic Gardening and how much a garden benefits
here are some or the gardening projects you mtght be d~ what they represent as finely Farming magazine h a s from mulching thi! way," he
Ing in September: shredded mulch. And it's calculated that one year's tlld me. "1be garden really
• Make up a supply of potting 86il mixtures. Bring in amazlng wtlat 0 t h e r w i 8 e harvest of leaves from a full-did begin to flourish."
and re pot. plants from the garden you wish to cahy over. useless material can be twned·· grown tree provides as much A word now about shred.-
Sow seeds of begonias, calceolarias, caJendulas, lupine. into useful compost or mulch nutriments for the soil as $25 ders. Many mates are just
larkspur, stock, to have flowers coming along from Janu-this way; garbage into gold, so worth of fertilizer. adaptations of the lawnmower
ary to March . Tender bulbs can be planted also like am-to speak. , The trouble with leaves, with a rotary blade that cuts • ~
aryllis, freesias , callas, and anemones. 1 invested in a shredder Jast though, is that they blow up leaves. If all you want to do 1
fall and along WI.th th fork around too easily. Yet once is ~....1 up .i .... leaves then
IN CURRENT garden magazines You wtil find adver-· e they are shredded -and in-tbe~11 ....... do j;t:1 fine. But if f
t1'sements of orchid plants and roofs, lilv ~·'ilbs, "~can v1·0-and spade rate it the best 'd U I , uu l'U.11 piece or gardening equipment CI enta y reduced to one-third you're a serious gardener -
lets, and other plants, aeedsf and roots, .you can gel to 1 have. Even my wife, whose their former bulk -they cling you'll want a rugged machine '
atart ~r greenhouse adventure. ' 'ti t th b had to the ground almosl as readi· that does much beavter work. There are book'~ and artjcles on plant propagaUon you oppos1 on o e pure ase ,---'--------...,..------,;_,;_,;_I'"
may rind interesting. tad lt'l!urnham. the bis greenhouse been considerable, admitted
people (Irvington., N .Y. 111533) get oot a helpful little bl· the other day that "getting the shredder was one of the best
monthly magaiine, Under Glass, that you might like to things you've done ."
subscribe to.
Real Organic Garden
Takes a Little Care
By EARL ARONSON
AP flltollllfMtwW Wrllll'
Our expert today deals with
organic fanning and un-
deratanding how plantl utilize
nutrlelltl In the aoil. The tenn
0 organJc," according to Dr.
Maurtce L. Vitosh ol Michigan
State UnlverSlty, generally
refen lo growing crops with
natural fertilizers plant and
animal materials without the
help of manufactured
chemical fertilizers.
mattrial in the soiJ, the
Jiia)ertal must first be broken
down and converted to ln-
organic nutrients .
Therefor., t b e so-<alled
organically produced food
actually i a inorganically
grown."
This means that when a
plant takes up n nutrient
from tho soil, It neither knows
nor cares whether the nutrient
was nianufactured in a
chemical fertilizer or grew
naturally In plant or animal
materials.· · ·
SJIE SA.ID it just as I
emptied a whole barrow load ·
of compost onto the bed she
was preparing ror her pansies.
You see, for the first time
ever, we have so much com-
post for our garden that we
can spread It thickly wherever
there ls a need.
F'or instance., a neighbor of
mine felled a tree and l was
able to shred every branch up
to the thickness of my thumb.
These incidentally make up
the bulkiest part of any tree.
This way the green leaves,
sap-filled wood, and mineral·
rich bark were all salvaged
for the garden w h e r e
otherwise only the leaves
could have been used -and
then only after they had dried
and fallen from the dead
wood.
lN mE same way rose
prunlngs and other woody
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fallacy to think plants con·
stdered organically grown are
produced !rom o r g a n I e
nutrtenu," says V it o a b .
"Before a plant can take up-
Dutrie.ntJ rrom 0 r g I n l c
h e-m i o-a-1-fer-Ullan,!-'
Vitosb adds, "can provide a
readily available source of
nutrients where opUminn -
dltloos do not exist for organic
materials in tl'c ooil to decoln-
po&e Or convert to nutrients."
Item& can bo gound down.llld111----------------·-
lneluded In the compost heap.
Food waslt:i 1ll'tl similarly
treated, t'l!nderlng them unat·
tractive to anillials. I n
prevtous yurs racoons and at
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At Last: Vietnamese on Battlefield
The autlior, a Pulitzer Jlrfze wi11ner
for hi3 coverage of tile Vietnam \Var.
l'ecentl11 returned to that count·ry for
the followi1tg report on Vltt'IUJ,11. now.
After Three Decades, Outcome Clear
By PETER ARNETT
Aned1N4 ,,_. Wrlttt
~.The Vietnam ballle!leld ip laking final,
redictable shape. \Va r ha$ raged across
it for three decades, and troops from six
loreign nations have gambled with death
llere.
The "'ar is still on. The l"'O cease-fire
agreements signed in January and June
this year have only slowed it dO\\'n long
enough for the Unite<! States lo pull out
entirely.
The French Foreign Legion lcfl 18
years earlier. The Australians, the New
Zealanders. the Thais, and the South
Koreans left more recently but without a
backward glan~ or commitment.
' ON THE BATTLEFIELD now, alone
for the first time, are the Vietnamese.
And also for the first time in three
decades it is possible to deduce the prob-
able oulC-Ome on the battlefield il a
political solution ls delayed, nnd the war
continues.
Here Is how the ballldield looks to
both sides:
THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE
The United States conu~ to Vietnam to
win the war, but when it became too
costly in men and money, tactics were
changed and the concept or ''Vict-
namization" was introduced. The idea
was to build the Saigon army 1nlo a copy
of the American one, as far as weaponry
was concerned. The Ameri can strategy
remained the same until the cease-fire
agreement in January: Win the war.
Has "VietnanUzation" worked? The
answer has to be no. First of all, Saigon
has had to yield an enormous part or the
country to the Communi st side, as much
as 25 percent according to some
estimates. This lost terrain includes the
sites of some of the most famous
American battles -the la Draug Valley,
Oak To, Khe sanh, War Zone C.
Secondly, "Vletnamization" never did
fill the holes left by the departing allied
troops. "I have not been able to fill up
!he vacuum lcrt when the South Koreans
went honie,'' snid lhe chief of coastal
Khanh lloa Province. Col. Ly Ba Pham.
The 3rd U.S. lo.1arine Division held Quang
Tri Prov ince until the Americans went
home. Now yellow-star Communist nags
dot 1hc hillsides there.
The same flags fly in Kontum
Province, Loe Ninh, and the other
"holes" left behind "'hen the allies went
ho1ne .
"VIETNAMIZATION" never did work
in \.\'eaponry, either. Saigon has one of
the world's biggest air forces, but few of
its planes can do adequate a er i a I
co1nbal with lhc Hanoi government's
MIG21s.
What about the combat soldiers? Last
year the Saigon forres held Kontum and
An Loe despite major Communist
Ha1ha·sh--l·sraeli Tar.get
His Group 'Worst of A ll Terrorists'
By FRANK HAWKINS JR.
A1..cMt..i P'rt•t Wr11er
Or. George Iiabash, the main target in
Israel's interception of an Arab airliner,
is a revolutionary with fa n a t i c a I
followers and powerful enemies.
The 47-year-old Palestinian guerrilla
leader heads the Marxist Popular Front
for the Liberation of Palestine guerrilla
group closely identified with anti-Israeli
terrorism
AS SUCH Habash is at the lop of the
lsraelis' most wanted list. II is his group
that Israeli Defense Minister Moshe
Dayan has termed the "worst or all ter·
rorist organizations ... ready 10 kill
anyone at the slightest provocalion."
Dayan blamed the Athens airport
massacre lhis month and the destruction
or the Japan Air Lines jumbo jetliner
last month on the Habash group. The
front has denied involvement with either
incident.
Habash is so badly \vanied by the
Israelis that rhey risked ctrtain in-
ternational cond emnation as ai r pirates
by intercepting an Arab commercial
airliner over Beiru t and forcing it down
in Israel in the belief Habash and some
of his colleagues were on board.
BUT TIIE elusive Habash , v.•ho has re·
maincd alive thanks to security precau·
lions and a well-developed sixth sense,
was not on the plane.
Following what has become a standard
guerrilla precaution, he canceled his seat
shortly before the 'flight took off for
Baghdad.
Dayan admitted that !·!abash was Lhe
man the Israelis had been after and
made it clear that their failure would not
deter them from trying again.
Those wOO know the publicity-shy
Habash say the events are unlikely to
deter him from what has become his
life's v.•ork -to free Palestine Crom th e
Zionists and free the Arab world from
v.•hat he fee ls is the grip of ~Vestern
imperialism.
IN ADDITION to his role as a lcadJng
enemy of the Israelis, Habash also is
disliked by leaders of many of the more
conservative and \Vestern-orientcd Arab
countries.
Habash \l'aS King Hussein 's most
dangerous toe in lhe Jordanian civil war
of September 1970 bel\l'Cen the guerrillas
and Hussein's Bedouin ar1ny .
~!abash has criticized Egypt <ind
Tunisia for sho""·ing interest in the idea
of creating a Palestinian stale on Jorda-
nian soil. He has made it clear he will
only settle for a Palestinian state in what
is now Israel.
Among the most militant of the gucr-
rilla leaders, Habash is loved and idol-
ized by his followers . They call him
"Hakim," an Arabic word for doctor or
\Vi se one.
HABASll, a graduate of the American
University of Beirut, comes from a well·
t~do family from Lydda, which is now in
Jsracl.
He was studying medicine at the
university in 1948 v.·hen the fighting
between the Arab s and Jews broke out in
the v.•ake of the British \vithdrawa l from
Palestine. Habash later said that seeing
refugees fleeing to Jordan from the J ews
\.Vas a turning point in his life.
On romple1ion of his studies. the young
doctor set up a clinic for the poor in Am -
man, the capital or Jordan. He often
treated his patients for free and paid for
their niedicine .
llABAS ll 1\tOVfo:o on 10 Darnascus.
Syria, in 1957. \\'here he set up another
clinic. \Vhen the Baathists took over
Syria in 1963, he came tQ Beirut. where
he went µndcrground to wganize .t~
froot. · i· ...
Early last year Habash \\·as repOrte"dly
treated for a heart ailment and later
traveled to the Soviet Union for treat-
ment. It is not known how this affected
his activities. Little is knO\.\'n about him
these days out side his immediate circle
of deputies.
Oacr Jffa11 i11 San Ft•ancisco
Riggs' Net Worth Mounts
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -That BULie Jenn
King. no fool she. rec'd $50.000 just for
SIGN ING fwlth Promoter J erry
Perenchio) to play Bobby Riggs for
the now celebrated winner-take-all
$100,000 purse_ .. On the other side of
the court. Bobby, no fool he. gets 50
percent of everything else. and since
the TV rights alone will bring a
minimum of $400.000, he's in good
shape, too. for !he shape he's in.
Besides. he never has to l\'Orry about
the rent: he is the •·permanent guest"
nf S.F. [(cal Est:ite Tycoon Gerson
Bakar al Bakar's Park Newpm:t
development in NC\.\'port B c a c h .
Bakar: "\\lhy should I charge him
rent v.'hen he gets my place so much
publicity?" ... Don 't ask me, ask
your tax lawyer.
YOU MAY think the to"'1 is
jammed wllh tourists but hotel people
don't. r~or instance. the S.F. Hilton,
\Vhich was 00 percent occupied at this
lime last year, has a 70 percent OC·
cupancy toda y. For !hat, lake the
word of Hen ri Le\\'ln, !he Hilton
chain's Senior Virf'·l'resldcnt. v.·ho
laments "I had breakf:.ist 1ocl;1y '>'ilh
Oick s .... ·ig in 1hc Fairn1ont Coffee
Shop. \\le "'ere 1he only L\O.'O
·customers'. F'ortunaicly. Nobody sa1~,
us crvi°"'. The "·aitress was 11
v.'aitreSs '>''hen I v.·as a v.·uitcr at the
Fairmont -that'll give you an idea
how (asl Ibey prornote pt:ople around
there. Still , OOd luck 1s better than no
luck al nll " •.. Educated guess:
1hr~ big S.F. hotels in BIG trouble.
IT BOTHERED Bert Brandt for
days but he finally figured it out :
"Eh.rll chman looks like Nixon doing lln
Imitation of Bob Newhart" ...
TAKES ALL KINDS: Rich Val erie
Joralemon of TOIKIJNlh, lhc liite· Erle
S t fl n I cy G11rdner 's granddaughter.
walked -inlo Shreve's "'caring dirty
J~-U:Yi'5 and a ~tWentshirt labeled
"Tonopah Muckers.'' but she~lhc
kind or customer who can a:et a1,·ay
Jdlh It. While _a dlamoncl ring was
btlng sir.td for her, she Auntered
•
do"n to Gump's and blew herself to
an amethyst and diamond bauble. Not
tbat her day was a total success: She
got a S3 overtime parking tag and was
she sore? ... Meanwhile. at Kan's,
Danny Kaye excused hi1nse!f frorn
Burl Ives' table, snying "I'd rather
cook than cat." "And I'd rather eat
than cook," said Burl. "Greal cooks
deserve great eaters." smiled Da nny,
going to the kitchen 10 fix a fish di sh
for Ives.
ON\VARD : Tom Nelson ol Sta lion K-
IO!, investigating lhc $700,000 worth or
"sccurl1y" installed al 1\1r. Nixon's
San Clemente digs. comes to the con-
clusion that "It would have bool
cheaper to dig A moat and buy a used
dragon."
Tl!E DIGGERS: You mny h<1.ve
noticed a Washin gton story that the
Senate \Vatergate Committee v.·ants to
qu~tlon the well-known Dcmoc.ratic
campaign pranksle.r, Dirty Dick Tuck,
whose mailing address for yea rs ha s
been Nell Dovis' No Na 1ne Bar Jn
Sausalito. At the Ume this &tory broke,
sure enough. three crewcut-and-vr:stcd
lypes, flashing o(ficlal washlngton
IDs enl red tbe i'io Ntunc and qu~·
tioncd Davis st length aboul Tuck 's
background. hnbll~. finflnces :ind
whereabouts , , Aflc r lhcy'd left,
Davls, who'd made his repllt'S RS non·
'
committaJ as a good bar patron
deserves. phoned a "'arning to Tuck in
Aspen, Colo. \\'here he spe.nds bis sum-
mers. "Thanks, Neil.'' said Dirty
Dick, ''but th ey'll never find me. In
lhc first place, I'm not in hiding, and
second. my phone here is listed."
1'~ELINE FREAK.OUT: 11 was a fe\Y
ye::irs ago, also in the Good Old Sum-
mertime, !hat June and Fred Dutton,
then livlng in Sausalito, asked Tuck to
house-sit while they look a vAcation.
Everything went smoothly for the first
fe1v day s and then Tuck. backing out
of the drive1vay. ran over and killed
the Duttons' beloved cat. Racing over
to San rr~nciSC<.I. 1\1ck double-parked
outside Ansel Robison's pct shop. in
f\·taiden Lane. rushed in with the dead
cat , showed it to Ansel and gasped,
"Quick, can you match this?"
I \VONOER what branch of whose
"Dirty T1·tcks" dept. is responsible for
1he big posters labeled "Kennedy Md
f~;igleton in '76" (over their griMing
photosl and the slogan, "Waterproof
cind Shockproof"? ... Further mild
hint that a counter-campa ign is under
"·ay: at Trader Vic's in Watergate
\Ves t (Emeryville ). a Republicnn 'vas
growling over his mai-tai, "llow can
!hey-pick on Nixon when you think
about Teddy Kennedy -. " and his
drinking buddy nodded. "You mean
the Mark Spitz of Chappaquiddick?''
_ .. And George Lemont lcarn5 from
HI S White Horse souses that the Ervin
Co1nmHtee at last obtained the Nixon
tapcos. played them at the wrong speed
11nd is now trying to subpoena a chi~
n1unk ...
l'A UI, G. LEWIS describes Mr. Nix-
on 11.s "Tarz.an of the Tapes"-not bad
for an SS.year-old , which Paul is ...
KGO's Jifn Dllnba.r, who used to drive
such classic cars as Ducsenbergs and
SS·IOO Jags, now hRs only one vehicle.
a haU~1on pickup truck. "When you
~c.!tl!p truck around town
especially while wearins a necktie, 0
he explains, "people think you're
Italian, and In San Franclsoo that's a
very good thmg to be."
attacks, and fought back in10 Quang Tri
City. But thls was with the hel p or the
\.\'hole U.S. Air Force arsenal.
The South Vit?lnamese soldier has
grown used to altacking \\•ilh massive air
support, The Commllllist soldier has
grown used to fighting under those
American bombs.
Take av.•ay American planes and you
have a much stronger Hanoi soldier and
a much weaker Saigon one .
THE COMMUNIST SIDE
The North Vietnamese are linking up
territory captured inside Sooth Vielnan1
via a road network estimated at 500
miles long. Truck traffic indicates a
buildup of military equipment as massive
as that 'vhicb preceded the 1najor Con1·
munist offensive of last year. Free from
American bombing for the first time
sine~ 1965, the Communist side is laying
in surface to air missiles around
lengthened airstrips at Khe Sanh and the
Asahau Valley, and building small towns .
TKE OFFENSIVE last year brought
the Convnunist armies to within touching
distance uf the major popuJation centers.
ffeavy guns are v.·ithin range of Kontum
City, Quang Tri and Hue, and possibly
Da Nang. The environs of Saigon are
within a day 's march of Communist
regimenls in War Zones C and D.
The whole Cambodian border along-"'tne
papulous Mekong Delta is in the hands of
Comm unist troops, giving easy access to
the J>Opulation.
WllAT IS LIKELY TO HAPPEN?
The hope was that the cease-fire
agreements \vou1d put an end to the
fighting this year, that zones of control
could be determined, and that an orderly
transition would be made to a political
settlement.
At best the Communist side \\.·ould Jike
participalion in a coalition goveml'ilent
such as that in Laos; a t v.·orst, recogni-
tion by !he Saigon government, and of-
ficial acknov.•ledgement of Communist
control over occupied territory.
TllE C0!\11\fUNIST side can be ex-
pected lo use military pressure to
achieve any, or all, of its political ~
jectives, It ha.i; all the options: Saigon
can only defend.
One Communist option is the renewal
of the guerrilla \\'ar. The guerrilla
"'people 's v.·ar" organized by the Viel
Cong almost overwhelmed !he govern-
ment in 1965. That is \\'hat brought
American troops in.
The Viet Cong \Vere nearly put out of
business because the entry or American
troops into the war tipped lhe balance
against them. North Vietnam sent down
not only infantry divisions to fight the
Americans, but thousands of
replacements for dead Viet Cong guCr·
rillas.
ONE REASON for the demise of the
Viet Cong was that the government ex·
tended its control over the population ,
gave every tanner a gun and told him to
point it at the Viet Cong.
That was all very well 1vhile the
government's control in the countryside
lvas firm . Now control is weaker because
of the near-proximity of Communist
troops. Already in Chuong Th ie n
Province in the Mekong Delta guerrillas
are being recruited from all the hamlets,
according to a defector. In effect the
Communists are now telling the 'farmers
to point their guns at the government.
How effective can this guerrilla
regeneration be"! Kno w 1 edge ab I e
NORTH
VIETNAM
CHINA
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Americans point out that while the South
Vietnamese regular army is loyal lo
Saigon, the local militiamen who number
in the hundreds of thousands, are loyal to
the hamlets where they -were born. Some
-fought for the Viet Cong before the
government in Saigon extended its con-
trol in the late 1960s. Presumably they
could fight tor the VC again if govem-
n1ent control erodes.
ANOTllER C0ftt.1\1UNIST option is the
long-tenn indoctrination of. selected
South Vietnamese \Vho are taken North.
Such people returning to South Vietnam
in the la te 1950s created the Viet Cong in·
surgency.
Now from every provincl-! in the coun-
1ry rherc have been reports of young pe<>-
ple from 12 to 18 yeprs of age, either kid·
napcd or \.\'illingly leaving home. going
North. In Bln h Thuan on the coa st 90
young persons were taken in April and
May,
The Communist side is a.lrtady
repopulating Quang Tri with so.11:: (If the
more than 20,IXM) people it took North
after overnmning the province--in-the-
1m offens ive.
TllERE IS A third option: Another full-
scale Commwlist offensive launched
from secure base areas against Tay Ninh.
An Loe, Kontum. Pleiku, Binh Dinh
Province, Hue and selected f\1ekong
Delta targets.
\\'hile anything can happen in Vietnam
and orten docs, knowledgeablr:
Americans and Vietnamese see the Com~
munists usi ng a combi nation of .all the ir
options.
Firstly, they will continue to
strengthen their territory with road·
building and resettlement. 'filey_will at·
tempt to build the Viet Cong back Into a
powerful military force. And they can
launch the occasional "mini offensive"
GU L ..-0'1': i!i~ttmf.~ TONKIN/
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that will help de.moral ize the Saigon
army and grcib more terrain.
IF AU. THJS \\'ere to fnil , then the
Communists could take the long-term
viewpoint, methodically building up a
reinvigorated cadre from ! hos c
Southerners now being taken North, and
sending !hem down South some day lo
slart the \\•hole thing over again.
This last possiblllly -failure -seems
the m06t unlikely. "The main purpose of
the North Vi etnamese these past fe v•
yea rs has been to oust the foreigner,"
said Khanh Hoa Province Chief Col,
Pham. "Now they have us al.I alonr:."
How might America flt into this
-wmber future ? Leis and l'ss as the davs
go by, it SCCJJlS. Apparent AmcrlcAn
fiiSint erest1n the course or the war ef!Ort
has led to a· breakoff in the close U.S.'ad·
1·iscr relatiomhips that were built up
over a decade.
THE SAIGON HJGH comma nd bas
retreated into secrecy, and the few
American military men left arc finding it
near impossibl e to maintain an accurale
accounting--ol-what is going on in the
field.
With U.S. military advisers completely
out of lhe countryside, the American of·
ficers and civilians attached to the small
American dc!ensc establishment 111
Saigon often have to resort to waking up
Vietnamese generals from their sicslas,
or coralling then1 during tennis matches.
to plead !or infonnation about what big
actions are going on.
Th.is sudden huge information gap
could be disastrous in the event of
another major Communist offensive. U.S.
offi cials would have great difficulty In
judging the accuracy of Vietnamese
reparts and the United Sla tes no longer
has intelligence sources or Its own to
verify targets and C.Ommunist troop
movements.
Case Sparks Controversy
53-.year old Trial Still Massacliusetts Co1itroversy
By DANIEL Q. HANEY
A•-1•1 .. ,All Writer
People still get angry when they talk
about the Sacco-Vanzetti case.
Just as happens every year since they
were executed ror murder on Aug. 22, um, the guilt or Innocence or Nicola Sac·
co and BarthoJomeo Vanzetti is\jrgued
by Politicians, /udges and others who
have strong fee ings about whether I.he
men were victims of prejudice against
radic11ls a.nd foreigners.
Last spring. the Norrolk County com-
missioners debated an invitation to have
the co urthouse whr:re the tv.·o \.\-'ere con·
victcd designated a national historic
landmark. They turned It down, because
they didn't like the wording on the bras$
plaque that would have beE!r! mounted on
the building.
LAST MON'Ml, Governor Francil W.
Sargont rejected a \)<?tlt\on from Saca>'•
brother to have the two men proclaimed
innocent.
Tbcsc developments were routine in a
ca~ that never dies.
"It was' s. very notable case of Injustice
being done to men owing to politics and
other prejudices against them as
anarchlsll," said historian. Samuel Eliot
Morison, 86, who worked to have Sacco
and Vanzetti pardoned.
"I was conVinced lh; and st\U ~m that
they were 1nnocen '" (}ffsoo sara. "l'l'K!
case has never been forgotten, a·od J
don't think It "" wJIJ be."
SACCO, • shoe -ker. and Vanutd, I
flshm0111Jcr, were cbarxed In ll'lO with
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shooting a guard and paymaster to death
du ring a 11;,776 holdup at the Slater &
Morrill Shoe Co. In Braintree.
Uberals and others leaped to the
defense of the two Italian immlgrants.
The case became a cause.
Before the two were executed, the con-
lroversy set oft outcry and riot in
Europe. American embassies were
threatened and bombed. B en i t o
Mu ssolini, the dictator Of Italy, asked
that !hey be spared.
Since then, several bllls have been filed
in the Massachusetts legislature to have Sacco and Van1.ettl Posthumously ac-
qultled .
IN 19'6, a group that included Eleanor
Roosevelt and Walter Reuther, the
United Auto Worten leader, offered the
state a memorial bas relief ol. the two
men to be set up on Boston Common. The
state rejected the offer.
In 1967, on the l-Olh anniversary of the
execlltlon, a group called the Sacco-
Vanzetti Commemoration committee
staged a candlelight Vig11 in !Tont er I.he
Musachuaells State House.
Tile controversy over putllng I.he
plaque on the Norfolk County«,ourlhouoe
in Dedham roveoled llle old split ovar
the case.
Massachusetts Superior Court , Welter It.
~tf!.aughlln, said the language was "a
smear upon the admlnlstratlm of jusU~
in this' commonwealth,"
In his reply to the request from Sacco's
90-year-old brother, the governor said he
lacked the authority to declare the men
innocoot.
Instead, Sargent said he was leaving
the matter "to tho judgment of legal "
scholars and to tho judgment of history."
Historian Francis Russell, who wrote e
book about the case, Sllld:
''It was n rnllylng point for In-
tellectuals oC the llnOS. It was in.
tellectual\y chic to back them at lho
time. And even today, this persists. It's
the sort or case in which men get emo-
tionally Involved,"
--illlli-
Saturday, August 18, 1973
A National Park Service feller thAt
described the designation said the case
"crystaUzed the tensions of the 20s" and
•tirt!R!,..,e·of,,.st-warillsillusiomneot--
and the hysteria of the Red scare, the
central lsa:ue. -the guilt or lMocence or
The comment page of lhe
Dally Pilot seeks to lnlorm
and stimulate readers by
presentin g a variety of com·
men lary on topics of lnlcr-
~Ll!ldJlgll)ficance fronl
Informed obstrvers a n a
spokesmen.
the defendants :... was 1wept aside." . Robt rt N. Wad, Publlahor
TIIE CUIEP JUDGE ol t h e ' .
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HI boys and ;Iris.
TIU suro has been a b"'Y
Wttk for Uncle Len and Andy
and Carol as we received so
much mail that v.·e had to gel
• special balket to hold It all.
So many.girls and boys at·
tended the circus and "'rote
and told us "·hat a good time
they had.
UNCLE LEN sends a
special thanks to MJss Doreen
Lee who wrote him such a
nice letter, all decorated with
clO\V'OS and balloons and a
1pectal drawing of a horse
that she saw at the circus. She
said thank you for the circus
tickets a.nd "my molll and dad
and 1 enjoyed it so much and I
hope you v.ill be able to see
the circus. It is real l y
GREAT!"
Well Uncle Len took his
fa1n1ly to the circus too and it
\\'AS reallv (treat. I just hope
that all or the bo~·s and girls
got a cha nce to go.
THIS WEEK, ho"-ever, all
or our little artists con·
centrated on drawing tw:tles
and Uncle Len has never seen
so many good pictures oJ
turtles as he got in the mail.
In ra ct, those deservi1€
HONORABLE MENTIO N thb
week are Di ane and David Ed·
dy of Costa Mesa, Ann Jensen
of Mission Viejo. and Laura
Barrington oJ Corona del ~far.
Laura was the winner this
"''etk "''ith her poem 11Ha\\•a\i"
In Carol's Comer.
Also Erie Lockyer. Judv
Dwyer, Robert and Cliff
Ballard and Greg Loekver of
Huntlrurton Beach: Christy
Gilespie and Erln Dignan of
Costa i\fesa : and Tom .
i\iarianne. Kathleen a n d
Thttesa Riel of HuntingtoTJ
Beach.
Jud'' ~·,·er also deserves
SPECIAL ~IENTION for her
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Johanna Eddy, 8,.1165 Atlanta Way, Costa Mts1
Any child under 12 can enlir Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51'2 inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or
trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and
address on back or dr3wlng. Mall it to Uncle Len"s Art Contest, Box
1560, DAILY Pnm, Costa Mes8 82626. Entries must be received by
noon on Thursday for production on die following Saturday. Winner will
receive Kennedy half dollar.
poem about the sea and how c I' she enjoys looking at shells ~----
but not dirty OJI W•lls. C£r0 ~ Corner---~
111ERE IS a story on your
page today about ants and
their life In an ant colony. This
might make a good subject for
dr&'IA'ings . Also a story about
prehistoric pterosaurs (flving
reptiles) that you can draw.
And don·1 forge\ to send
you" questions to Anriv and
vnur poems and riddles or
jokes lo Carol.
Until next \\Wk then . have a
very. \1ery happy everylhing.
RIDDLES and JOKES
* PRIZE
WINNER
A lady was talki ng to her husband:
·'Food prices. gas prices, everything
is going up."
'fheir boy \Yas listening and said:
"Everything except my report card
gr3des."
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HAWAII
\Ve went to Hawaii
... ,... ............... ....,.
On the Island of Kauai.
The beauty surrounds you,
Everythin!folooks so new.
Everything is very strange,
Many times does the weather change.
Everywhere there is sugar cane, •I• o,_,. CM1t ~ Pll.t, Se•
1161, C.... ..... CelH.
Andy -.Ms • comllt•ll 10-VOI,,..,. 1t t ol the A\ ... 11 Stud"''-1!.llC'f(loPtOI• Te
Llw ,9(.ltflyl, •O• ,~ er AlltfllO"#ii,
,,_.,., .... llff, ,., htf 111.1-.llllf';
Dots-the-elam kaTe • hetrt'!
pockets on the inside of his
mantle. They are stuffed with
tiny blood vessels and washed
\\1ith streams of _water-thal-
now in and out through the
And many times does it rain.
So ends our trip to Hawaii
On the Island of Kauai.
.. KMlnMy 11•11 •on•r ... , 11 LI Ufl ••rri~llOll. IM6 KHt
0.l'lt , Ctrl'M dtl Mir IOI' tllt Wlftl!!"t ..,,,..,. IR 1111 lltl"'f'
..... 1111 -Ol'ltfll. Miff ,..,.. """ w t torr· .. -UllClt Lfll,
It• l wt, C•I• ~. C•lll.
The clam like.s to bury
himself in sandy or muddy
beaches. He wears t\\'O saucer·
shaped shells and when fully
drtued one of the small type
clams can nestle in the hollow
of your hand. Yes, he has a
heart. But as you v.·ouJd ex-
pect, it mwit be a ''ery small
one. It also is less complicated
than the human heart. But lbe
clam's simpl e little hearl
v.'Orks just }lne for his simple
little body.
partly opened shells. The L---------------------' same streaming \\'ale.I' also
'nle heart of a clam or any
other creature Is eomewhat
like a fist made of sturdy
muscle. It work.a hke a pump
to circulate nourishing blood
among the body's bwiy li\•ing
cells. A single-celled animal,
such as the ameba. does not
need a heart. Many slightly
larger creatures have more
cells arranged in t w o
simplified layef3. They do not
need hearts either becluse
their nourbhing nui<b can
ieep from cell to ccU.
NATURALLY, none of
th~e midgetl have backbones
or bones or any sort. Neither
do a Jot or much largPr
creatures, such as clan1s,
earthworms 3nd i n s e c t s .
Ii ow ever, th~r bodies are
niade from multllud<'s of cells
organized to do special \vork.
such as digesting rood. These
creatures. need p u m p i n g
hearts to.drculate oxygen and
nutrients throughout t h e I r
bodies.
The 'simple.st heart Is a
bulge in a blood vessel that
flits and empties as it pumps.
You might expect lhe clam
to have the simplest kind o{
hoar!. Alter all, he Is not ad·
vanced enooght to have a
bony skeleton like the llshes.
But, actually, hla .uny heart
has three tinier chambers.
However, his colorless blood
successfully carries dissolved
gases and noatlng particles of
nourlahmcnt among his busy
cells.
AS IN MOR E advanced
anlm1l1, the clam '1 heart
works on a team together with
serves scraps of food to the
clam's little mouth.
His pumping heart
circulates the blood through a
net\\'Ork of vessels, pores and
pockets. Along the way, the
blood gathers digested food
and fresh oxyge n from the
gills and delivers them to the
cells.
The tiny heart is folded
around the clam's intestine
and wrapped in a soft sack of
nuid. It pun1ps the blood
through arteries in l\VO direc-
tions, forward and backward.
The fonvard stream is pushed
through the internal organs
and also through the clam's
muscular root. The backward
steam is pushed through the
fleshy mantle. There some of ·
it seeps through pores and fine
vessels that lead to and from
the gills.
_AltttJY Mnds • stve11·vG1umt ~I of
Tk Cl!rOftlclts of N•r.1la te C•ryn
Mtktfl'llOfl, IOI 10. of Ell•""· C1lllor·
nla. fOf' h•r qutSl!on:
Wbat are the 1tan mad~f?
They look like bright little
candles. peeping thro ugh holes
in the velvety roof of the sky.
But everything up there tries.
to fool us. Actually, if a star is
big enough to be seen, It is big
enough to swallow a million or
so ~arlh·sized p 1 a n e t s .
Astronomers have learned
how to measure them. For a
long time. they never dreamed
they oould discover whRt they
are made of. but they did.
Pupp y's Nipping
Not So Playful
DALLAS (UPI ) -Luke wa s
a friendly little puppy who
\\'Ould gnaw on rubber balls
and playfull y nip at H.E.
Baker's fi ve children. The nip-
ping turned to biling.
·•we thought he was just
playing with us," Alvis Baker,
15, said . "lie was just so
friendly."
But th e puppy was n · t
playing. Two days later he
died and a test slxnved definite
traces of rabies virus in the
dog's blood.
Now the children -Tina, 9;
Larry, 7; Terry, 13; Teddy , 11,
and Al vis -come each morn-
ing to the Children's Medical
Center for their rabieil shots.
"They hurt pretty bad.''
Alvis said.
Doctors at the cen(er Rre
keeping a careful eye on the
children -the firs t rabies vie·
llms lhere since 1961 -to
check on the side crrects.
Preliistoric
Evidence
Discove red
SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -
Prehistoric reptile t r a c k s
found In sn ndstone slabs In
southeast@rn Utah have been
estimated to be 1~200 million
years old. making them tl>•
oldest tracks in N o r t h
An1erica .
"The prints are probably the
oldest evidences of pterosaurs
(nylng reptiles) In the world,"
Dr. Wl!Uam Le Stokes of the
University or Utah said.
"There are lumps on thei r
stomachs where lhe shots are
gi\•en,·• J'\1rs. Baker said. "And
some red welts with li ght
fever. But the children seem
in good spirits despite the
discomfort."
J'\1rs. Baker said the family
doesn't know how the puppy
co ntacted the disease. She said
the only time It was out or !he
house was at a visit to her
family in nearby rural DeSoto.
"There were a nest of
skunks in a field behind the
house. ApparenUy the puppy
got the rabies from them, but
"'e may never know," she
said.
Scientists
'
Studyi11g
Ant Colony
RENO, Nev. (AP) -Scien·
lists here studying ant llfe are
using what they believe Is the
largest plastic cast ever made
of an underground ant colony.
Plastic resin was poured
into a harvester nnt nest
recently in Death Valley.
After the plastic h1trdcned. 11
\\'llS excavated by scientists
from the Desert R~arch
lnstltute's Laboratory of
Dell<!rt Biology. 'Mu~ nest -nbout 40 i~ches
deep and 93 inches long -
probably had a population or
50.000 ants, said Dr. F'rits \V .
Went, director of the
laboratory.
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5•turday, August 18. 1'973 U4.ILV PILOT
UPI T.it ...
P e r t 11r be d Pac layder11i
\Vho said the mighty elephant was only afraid of
a little mouse? \\'ell it seems that a small Sicilian
pygmy donkey felt that he could lick the whole
world. And !ron1 the looks of things he's doing
great. as he bites lhe tail cit' one Ai;;ian elephant
and chases the other a\vav. All of the action took
place recently at \Vorld \\:ildlifc Safa ri in \\'inston,
Oregon .
Big Moutl1 Roo ster Wi11s 'C1·ow-Off'
SPRI NGFIELD, Ill. (UP!l
-"Windmill" didn 't do very
well in the Jlllnois State Fair's
poultry judging bu t when it
came time for fowl play , he
pro ved himself tops.
The fu nny·looking black and
white bird won the fair's
Rooster Cro,ving Jamboree
Tu esday with 98 crows in 60
minutes -an average of 1.63
cro \\'S per minute.
Both second and third place
ribbons went to Vic Stirnaman
ot Prairie Du Rocher, Ill .
Stir n aman 's b i rds ,
''Worthless" and ''Leadhead,''
crowed 85 and 80 times.
respectively.
tape their ro.iSters' beaks
beforehand. storing up crows
for the contest. put their birds
in darkness until the crowing
begins to simulate the break·
ing of day,·n: or training their
roosters to crow in response to
a given signal.
!he premium book as a "Crow-
Off'' he out-crowed his rival
47·36.
Even that prodigious crowi~
didn 't threaten the state fair
record, however. 'l'he high·
cro11• n1ark of 150 \\'<'IS set last
year by "\Vhite Lightning,"
011•ncd by Gordon Davis of
tiitount Zion. Ill. In th is year's
C\'ent. . ' \V h j l c Lightning"
refused to crov .. at all .
Wl)at's more, "\\'indmill"'
performed the feat without
any help from his owner and
handler. Mike \Viesbrock. 18.
Glen Ellyn, Ill.
Chief Jamboree J u d g e
1'.1arion Nash of ~'furphysboro
remarked that this year's
owners generally alJoy,•ed their
roosters to cro\"' freely . rather
than resorting to en·
couragement.
The last of those n1('thods.
Nash snid. seldom "·orks 1vcll
since ··a chic ken is pretty
duinb . really ."
\Viesbrock didn 't need such
techniques. since ·•\\'indn1il\''
went into Tuesday's finals
\Vith a built·in lead. The bird
had crowed 51 times during
his half·hour or prelin1inary
competition. giving him a two-
crow lead over "Worthless.·•
The 1973. crow-off drew so
rnuch attention and such vast
crowds that Nash said he
plans to ask the fai r manage·
ment for larger quarters next
ye<1r. He also said he will seek
a higher prize for the top fowl
noisemaker. since
·•Windmill's'' re"•ard came to
only a trophy and $10.
The Rooster didn 't need
h e I p , Wiesbrock explained
after the contest. because
"he's jllSt a bigmouth."
The rules, set forth in detail
in the rair's official premium
book , specify that handlers
"may use any method to get
their exhibit to crow without
touching the bird ."
Nash said some entrants In the final event. defined in
world scope
(10 pcMnt1 for each quHtion antwll'ed corrKtl7)
1 After meeting in Washington with Japa ·
nese Pr im e Minister .. ? ... President
Nixon pl edged U.S. support fo r Japan's
efforts to become a permanent UN Secur·
ity Council member.
2 The Sov iet Union said last week 11
launched another unmanned spacecraft
toward .. ? , the thi rd such launching 1n
a month.
a·Ma rs b·Venus c·Jupiter
3 The United States and South Viet Na m
agreed on lra rt to fill the vacancy left on
the international truce·observatio n com·
mission after the (CHOOSE ONE: Inda·
nesian, Canadian) delegation withdrew.
4 About 100 men, women , and children wer e
killed and 300wounded as American bombs
fell mistakenly on a Cambodian naval base
not far from . ' . the Cambodian capital
5 The Senate confi rmed the nom1nat1on of
W1ll1am Colby as director of the .. 1
a-FBI b·CIA c-EPA
newsname
(10 pcMntt It JOU c1n ktentHJ thi1 person in th• new 5)
After Justice W1!11am
Douglas ordered an 1n1·
mediate halt to U.S
bombing in Cambodia.
I polled the other Su·
preme Court Justices
Then I is~ed an order
overriding Justice Doug·
las· decision. Who am 17
matchwords
(4 point• tor ,uch correct match)
l ..... stapte •·substrtute. artiftc1al
2 .ersatz b·former
3, ,rubric c·unhkely to change suddenly
4 ..... stable d·major product or food 1tern
5 ..... erstwl,ile •·established rule or custoin
In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ 11
an Integral part of the ln-class roon1 news program pre-
sented jointly in Orange Coast area schools as a public
service by the Daily Pilot and The Irvine Company.
•ft1Wtl'I ·~•tr (u"ld~ dOwft) 111111'# ctulr
• • news picture
(10 points if JOU answer this question corrtcllJ)
The only 3-year·old in a field of 4-year.otds, Secretariat,
sulfered a rare defeat when he placed second 1n the recent
Whitney Stakes Earlier Ile won rac1ng·s coveted Tnple
Crown What races make up the Triple Crown?
sportlight
(2 points for each queslion answered correc!ly)
l In tenn is scoring, what word 1s used to mean no points?
a·zero b·nuM c-love
2 "She n1ay be the spokeswoman tor lib, but she will not
be able to stand up to my lob,'' said .. ? . about 8 1Jhe
Jean King. whom he w+ll n1eet 1n September 1n a $100.000
w1nn er ·tahe·all tennis battle of the sexes
J fhe suspension ot Lance Rentlel, !armer all ·pro re·
ce1ver tor the Dallas Cowboys, has brought u~ the ques·
t1on of how much authori ty Nat io nal Football League
Con1m1ss1oner ' has
a·Pete Rozelle b·Bow1e Kuhn c·fd Garvey
4 Gaylord Perry, 1972 Cy Young Award winner, pitched a
hve·h11ter and struck out the 2.000th batter of h•s career
as the (CHOOSE ONE : Cleveland Ind ians. Milwaukee
Brewers) beat the Baltimore Orioles 6 to 0
5 A dispute over alleged pressure on Verr11ce Bork0tson
to g1ve up hrs 11y,.,.e1ght bo11:1ng tit le. caused boiong's two
ma1or governing bodies to break orf relations . Nan1e the
two organizations
roundtable
fam\11 discussion (no score)
So lar. how well have the Senate Wa terga te hearinas
an•wered oue1>t1ons about the alla1r7
YOU" SCOltl: t l to 100 points -TOP SCORli e 110 90 points -Eacellent. 71 to 80 point• -Good, 61 to 70 polnll -fair. -~It atomach his lntullnes and
hi• gills. His n ema organ>
are held t01ether In a soft
poU.1e, which la wrapped in
• ._ fieohy nap called the
manlle. Hit gllll are elaborate
TH_E STARS are big b31ls o(
blazing gases. M o d e r n
astronomers know that each
gaseous substance bums wllh
its own special color. They can
tell what the stars arc made
of because !hey Jcnow which
color belongs to w h I ch
substance. A young star is
made mostly of hydrogen gas.
As it grows older. some o( Its
hydrogen changes to helium.
Some stars also have traces of
titanium oxide and atoms of
various metals. Our starry sun
ii mostly hydrogen with a
la!'ie.he\~lng of helium. But It
aliO con ams races o a mos
tll the different Clementi we
have on urth. Other stars are
made or various amountJ of
these same gases.
roim;"""'h<n!llOOvtnd-the
only other pterosaur prints In
Arizona In 1952, verilltd the
Utah findings In conjunction
14•1fh several other scientist!li.
<1 \Ve know o( no other nest
of this size that has ever been
exavatl<!;'"l!l<t"'lfannct1r
Wheeler.· a mcm~r of the L------..-----------------------------------' study temn. She said IL took a l!,11noo 6u1•01 l'f40M '11•!+'!'•11v 6u!•o1
13'.73 e VEC. lnc.:-Midllon, Wisconlln -
q·~ ,)., .~·( .. ' :,.. I :so~OM.H::>'tW
• 11•1fll•W poOl411111 :;"vN~Jl\JH ci ·s :~11 ... L11oi.11" ... " :11•1pr11•::>·t '•·z :•,•w•1 !'",,.,.., :ioo::>sai~Oll\ gallon of plestlc to fill the P1'0M ·~ :111•!P111 P11 •1T~•1::>·t !•·t :111!'4 "qqo1 ·z :'·1 11Het11i~oc1s ,., •• s fllO~l 'I •1•-,••s tl•ll~flJcj 'Aq11a "''"1111)1 :31n101c1SM3N nest.
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I D~ILV PILOl
Baptist
Fain•iew Baptist Chur('b,
corner of F'air\'ie"' and Fair.
Costa f\fesA: St•r1 ice at 10
a.n\.: sc rn1on "Tht• Sc>arch for
fl.1eaning Jn Life" by lh(' Rev .
Richard \\'. [)Qss: I I : 1 5
talk back: congr('gatlonnl sing
at 7:3d p.n1 . at ho1nc uf Jerry
and Priscilla Hall.
t'irst Buptlst t:hurth, 2-1521
Moulton Pal'k1vay. Lagun;:i
Hills; church school at 9:45
a.m.; service at I I a.nl.:
sennon "A More Excellent
\\'ay " by Hev. Hi val llawkins,
guest minister; e ,. en i 11 g
prayer service and Bible study
at 7 p.1n .
Primitive Baptist Church of
Costa f\tesa meets at Odd
fellow-Hall , 2476 Newport
Bh·d .. every Saturday at 11
a.m.: rhurch school at 9:45
a.111.: revival services Aut,t. 23,
24, nnd 25 at 7 p.m. Sermons
bv the Rrv. Lester Fletcher
and Bro. 1..J:innic Gnult.
Harbor Trinity Baptist
Church, 1230 Baker St.. Costa
f\1csa: church school at 9:4a
a.m.: service at 11 a.m.:
scrrnon by the Rev. Jim
Cun1mings, Missionary t o
Tailvan. Evening service at 7
p.rn .
Temple Baptist Chur.:!h
meets in r..lission \1icio
Hi gh School: Clifford \Vatson.
pastor. This Sunday (Aug. 19)
a special day for parents as a
color photo "'iii be taken of the
famil y free or charge.
Fountain Valley Baptist
Church meets at Community
Center. 10200 Slater Ave.:
service at 10:4a a.m.: sermon
"}[ell -A Prepared Place for
Unprepared People" by Rev.
\\lillis J. Carrico: church
school al 9:4a a.n1.: youth
group at a:4a p.m.: and even·
ing service al 7 p.m.
C/1risli1111 Scie11('e
Christian Sclent·e (,'hurch<'s.
t"irst Church of Christ, Scien-
tist, 2880 f\1csa \'erde Drivr .
Costa f\tesa. services at 11 a.n1.
and church school at 9:!a a.n1.:
First Ch urch of Chris t. &ien·
tisl, 8!h and Olive. 11untington
Beach. ser,o,•iccs and chu rch
school at 9:30 Bnd 11 a.111.:
First Church of Christ, Scien·
tist, 3303 Via Lido. Ney,·port
Beach. services and church
~llltlrday, ALJQUSt 18, l'I/,
Pulpit & Pew
school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.:
Second Church of Cbrl~1,
Scleotist, 3100 Pacific View
!)ri ve. Corona del ~1 a r ,
scr,•ices and church school at
JO a.n1 .; \Vednesdny testimony
1nectings at 8 p.m. at all four
churches. Sennon lo pi c
is ;,Soul."
Co11gregotlo1111l
Plymouth Congregatloflal
Church of Ne~'port II arbor,
3262 Broad St., Newport
Beach: service and church
school at 10 a.m.. with
babysitting services; sermon
''Knowing the Good Gnus·· by
Terry Lindvall . Bible study at
9 a.m. and evening Bible study
at 7 p.m.
Corona Del A-1ar Community
Church, CoogregatlooaJ, 611
Heliot rope Ave.; service and
church school at IO a.m.:
sern1on "On f\1eeting God .. by
Dr. Philip G. J\:turray.
Jemis/1
Temple Beth David O r
Orange County, 6100 Hefley
St.. \Vestminstcr \vill conduct
S11bbath Services on Friday,
Au g. 24 at 8: ta p.m. 1 sermon
to be deliv ered by \\lest
Orange Counly Temple Youth
(;roup: services by Cantor
liarry Ne,,·man.
Lutheran Church of the
Cross, 24321 El Toro Road.
Laguna Hills : services at 8:30
and 11 a.m.; church school
and Bible classes at 9:30 a.n1.
Rev. Douglas \Vessell. guest
pastor. ·
St. ~lark 's Luth('ran Church .
10418 Katclla Ave .. Anahein1 :
services at 8: Ja and 11 a.n1.:
sern1on "Seven Pillars ol
\Visdom"' by Dr. Carl W.
Berner. guest pastor.
Redeemer Luthera n Church,
1635 1 Springdale St.. Hun-
tington Beach: services at
8:15 and 10:45 a.m.: church
school at 9:30 a.rn.: sern1on
"Life's Greatest Treasure" by
the 1icv. Eugene Schramm.
Ne,vport llarbor Lutheran
Church. 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach: services at 8
and 10 :30 a.m.: sermo n
"Keep ing Sheep for the
Father"' by Pastor Roger
Berg.
Lutheran Church or th e
i\la~ttr, 2900 Pacific View
Drive, Corona de! f\1 a r :
service at 10 a.m.; sermon
"Greut l'alls" by J>astor t.ar·
ry Fruhllng: nursery serv ice
provided for children under
four years.
Faith Lutheran Cb u r c h •
34381 Calle Portola ,
Capisjlr no Beach: service at
10:30 a. l.; church school at 9
a.m. r all age groups:
babysitling 1>rovidcd: sermon
"Two Visits From God" by
the Rev . Ja1nes Kn o I e k ,
pastor: Youth of Faith meets
\\'ednesday at 7 p.nl. for Bible
study and fello,vship.
Christ Lutheran Chureti,
35.S22 Ca1nino Capistrano, San
Cle1nente; service at 10 a.m.:
sermon "Shre\\·d Christians"
bv Pastor J. Enlory
A·ckerman: Vacation Bible
School continues through Aug.
24: open house Thursday, Aug.
23 at 7 p.m.
Christ Lutheran Chur ch, 760
Victoria St.. Costa f\1esa:
communion services at 8: ta
and 11 ::i.m.: S('rn1on "God Is
Alive·· bv Pnslor L . V .
Torno,v : church school and Bi·
blc classes at 9:30 a.in .:
n1id\\'eek service on \\led·
nesday.
Prince or Peace Luth eran
Church, 2987 ri.Icaa Verde
Drive. Costa !\lesa: service at
8 and 10:30 a.n1 .; sermon by
the H.ev. Andrew Anderson:
church school at 9: 1a a.m.; ice
cream " socia l at a:JO p.m.,
follo\.\•ed by congregation rally.
1'letl1odls1. •
l\tesa Verde United l\tethod-
ist Church, 1701 Baker St..
Costa ~'tesa : service at 9:30
a.m.: United Methodist \Vo-
men \l'ill present ;,The \Vomen
of the Bible.''
First ~lethodist C h u r c h ,
18225 Bushard St.. Fountain
V<illcv: service and church
schOOI at 9:30 a.m.: ser1non by
ford R. !\liller. There will be
a Ca!lt'd Charge Conference
AuJ!. 19 at 1 J a.m.: teacher.;
trRining session Aug. 2a at !I
a.m.
University United l\1etbodlst
Church, 18422 Culver Road,
Irvine; services and church
school at 9 a.m. and 10:30
a.m.; sermon ''The City is
Full of Old People \Vho Dream
of Yesterday."
Presbyterlo11
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road,
Costa "iesa: services, in·
eluding s pc c i a I children's
story hour. at 8:30 and 10
a.m.; sennon "~1en Whom
Jesus ?\-fade : The Man Jesus
Could Not !\take" by the Rev ,
Bruce A. Kurrie.
St, And rew's Presbylerian
Church, 600 St. AndreY.'S Road,
Ne1vport Beach: services at 3,
9:30 and 11 n.n1 .; sermon ''A
lleal Con1pctit.or" by the Rev.
Charles H. Oierenfield. The
annual ice cream social will
be held Wednesday, Aug. 22
from a to 8 p.m. on the church
grounds.
Rellgio11s Scie11ce
Church of Religious Science or Laguna Beach, 2 O O 6 2
Laguna Canyon R o a d :
services at 9 and II a.n1.;
church school at 9 a.m.:
sennon "Happiness Is a
Fringe Benefit" by Jim f\-tun-
son. The weekly lecture series
will resume at Leisu re \Vorkl,
Thursday, Sept. 13.
Ney,·port llarbor Church of
Religious Science, 541 Center
St.. Costa Mesa ; service and
church school at 10 a.m.:
sermon "The Power of Belief"
by Rev. Relanor C. Jackson.
t Church fJf Religious
ce meets in the l\1asonic
le, 3011 S. El Camino
Re San Clemente: service
a.m.: sermon "Progress
is a hfatter of Fonn" by the
Rev. Leslie S. Harrold: heal-
ing service on Tuesday at 7
p.m.
Vnitorlo1•
U n i t a r i a n Uni\'ersalist
Church. 12a9 Victoria St..
Costa Mesa: service at 11J:'30
a.m.: SC'rmon "I t\'ow Pro-
nounce You Indi\'iduals" by
Robert Jord an Ross.
U n i I a r I an -Uni,·ersalist
Fellowship meets at 4 2 9
~·press St.. Laguna Beach at
11 :30 a.m.: Ca rol Grams.
licensed 1narriage counselor
and assistant professor vr
ps~1chology al Orange Coast
College. y,•ill discuss "Ali('na-
tion: Can Anyone Hear ~le"!"
Coffee hour will lollo1\·.
f)tf1er
De110111h1otio11s
Lake Hill& Comm un ity
Church services are held at
Los Alisos Sc hool in !\1ission
Viejo: at 9:30 1:111d 11 a.m.:
scr1non "Servants of God" by
the Rev. \Villian\ C. f.lartln,
minister ol education: Junior
lligh teen rup at 4:30 p.n1.
Tlu·ee-day campout fo r junior
high students Aui;. 24·2G.
Phone 537·3463 for in·
forn1ation .
Firsc Singles Churc h, 1310 1'.
\Valn ut St .. Orange: church
school for children and adults
at IU: 1a a.Jn.: service at JI
a.m.: scrn1on '"f\1eeting the
Child"s (~re<1test Need" by
Verna \\'a I k er . Missionary
director of lhe Ccnlral Orange
County Chapter of Chi Id
Evangelism Felloy,·ship. guest
speaker; Bible study hour at
6:30 p.111.
Harbor Chrisllan Church,
Disci ples of Cbrlsl. 2~01 lr\'ine
Ave., Nevrport Beach: chur(,:h
school at 9:30 a.in.: service at
10:4a a.m.: sermon "Pra\'tr
and God's l\1iracle of Grace''
by Dr . D. \V . 11cElroy.
n1inister.
Nc~·port Unily Chur<'h. 15th
Strc<'l atJd Ir vine Avenu~.
i\'e\1•por1 Beach: rhurch school
for alt ages at 9 a.Jn.: ser1·ice
at JO a.n1.: ~crmon "Divine
Principle of Hcvclation" hv
Dr. f\lax R. Flickinger of
Christ Church Unity or
Ri,·ersidc, guest speaker.
Grace Bible Church n1ects
at the American Legion •!all.
565 \\'. 18th St.. Costa f\lesa:
service al JO n.n1 .: sermon
"The h1altcr of l\[otit·ation"
by the Rev. Thomas Tyr('c: 7
p.m. Hour of Praise messai.:c
"C'r<Xfs Advice to I he
Unstable.''
Church of Christ. 287 \V.
\\'i lson St.. Costa !\{es a :
services 81 IO::JO a.in . and fi
p.m.: sermons "\Vorship God"
;ind '"Grrat !\ten of God:
Roaz .. bv \Villiam Eplcr: Bib\('
stud.1• at 9 :~5 :i.n1 .: Tue!'d:tv
ladies Bible class at 10: 10
a.in.: \\'f'dncsda v Bible stud\"
at 7:30 p.rn.: and Thurscta;
teen fcllo\vship at 7 p.n1.
St. Jatl'CS E11iscopal Churl·h.
3209 \'ia Lido. Nt'\rport Beach:
service~ at 8 and JO a.m.;
church school at 10 a.n1.: Hol.v
C'o111rnunion each Tuesd;lv ;11
l!l a rn.: pr aver fellow ship at
10 :~~, n.m.: Bibl e studv ::it 7
n.n1. at Thr ~111s1arrl Tree.
221'.! \rest Ocean F' r o nt.
~\'0wport Beach. The Ht\".
John P. Ashey. II. rector.
SCIENCE LECTURER
Patricia Tuttle ------
'
'New Life'
1'o Prcsc11
Bible Film
"A Thief in the Nigh!," a
full length feature film based
on predictions in the Bible,
l\'ill be sho\l:n 1\ug. 25 in the
hlis:,;on Viejo Hi gh School
111ulti·purposc roorn at 7:30
p.tll.
Spo·lso rcd by the New Life
C.:lub of nlission \1icjo. lhc filnl
i!i a fictional account of a
church c<!ught in the events of
the Sccona Con1ing of Jesus
Christ. as prophesied in the
Bible. The public is invited to
al!Cnd free or churi:!C. i\n Of·
fcring \Viii be taken.
!\"e\v Life 1s a non·denomina-
lional fellowship or young
Christians \\'hich meets \\1~k·
ly . Any proceeds frorn the
show ing: "''ill be used to suir-
port the Christian clubs on the
fl.lissi on Viejo and El Toro
lligh School ca1npuscs. For
further inforn1:l tion contact
John Nolan at 830-1607.
Charity \Vorks
\Viii Not Pa~s
Ct\STEL GA~1 00LFO . Italy
! AP J -··struggles. pol11i~s.
scientific conquests 1vi!I pa ss."
Pope Paul \II s<1id at a ~1ass
thi s \\'('Ck in the parish chur ch
of this Alban hill to111n ... Bui
1he sou ls and charity "·orks
y,·ill ne.,.er pass ...
"The soul is \Jnmortal, and
i1· is because of this I hat the
Hon1an Catholic Church is
:1\1·are of !he in1portancc of
the source of life,'' the pontiff
said.
~
On·istian Science
Lecture Schecluled
~ Wh~t builds a spiritually
satisfying ll!e-st),'.le?
Atiss Putricl:1 ll'Q.Ule, Chris·
tinn Science leci:urCr and prac·
titioner front San Francisco,
,.,.Ill discuss this question in
Ncwpqrt Be a ch , '°Saturday,
Aug. 25.
~11ss Tuttle \\•ill speak at l I
a.in. in Edwards Cincm:.1
, Thcalre, Fashion Island. at
the Invitation or the C.'hurc.hcs
of Christ Scientist in NC\\'port
Beach.
11er lecture. entitled "A
Lesson Fro1n a Bridge" is
open lo the public without
charge.
Aet.>ording to f\.1iss Tuttle. all
of us arc engaged in the
cn1erprisc of living and we
\Vant to construct a life-style
that has beauty a n d
usefulness. \Ve want it to
·ithstand the storms of fear
a distruction: and the cur.
wthappiness. sickness,
and sin. J\nd n1ost of all. v.·c
want the llfe--style vie build lo
be satisfying. unique. in· d~·ldual, not pnucrned Alter
sonu!One else but original In
design,
!\·liss •ruttlc JS a native of
Los Angeles and is a graduate
or California State University
at San Diego. She served as a
Chl'isti:.in Sclt'ncc minister for
the armed services :.i n d
rcglono l :.1ssi:.1nnt for Chris·
\ian Science college organiiu·
lions in Europe.
In 1969. f\1i~ Tuttle becamr
:i rncn1ber nf 'fhe Christian
Science Boo rd of Lectureship.
'fhe board is 1nude llp of some
30 lecturers who give more
than 4,000 talks and lectures
on Christian Science on six
1.'0ntinc111s each year.
Prior lo entering the public
practice Qf Christian Scienct
healing in 1964 . she was active
in education.
Tee11 hallenge-Lists
r1 apline' Speal{ers
Toinorrow's prcscnt;ilion of
"Rap\inc" on Rad io S1<11ion
KEZV, Af\·1-f'l\l, froi-. 9:30 to
11 :30 p.m .. \.\'ill deal \\'ilh the
charisnuitic n1oven1e11t y,•ithin
the church and the \VOrld .
II '''ill analyze the cfrcct
that the movement is having
on all generations. young and
old.
According to Orange County
Tern Challenge, sponsor of the
bro11dcast. the m o v e n1 e n I
covers all y,·alks of life: from
!he ethn ic 51reas of society to
hard-core churches.
\\lilliam S. ~·lcCurdv of Teen
Challenge said. "to Show our
listening: audience y,·hat we
mean by lh is. \\'C y,·jlJ be ha v·
ing on the shO\\' ~uch people as
Dr. Robr1·1 Frost. well kno1"'n
etlucator and biologis t: and
F'rl'd Price. leader in the black
commtmil .v and paslor or the
\\'csl \Vashington Comrnunity
Church.··
Also entering the discussion
\\'ill be Noel \Vciss. a .Jey,·,
ntinister of Hospital of Visita·
lion at f\Jclodylarxl Christian
Ccnler 1n Anaheim : and Rov
rtowes cf the U n i t e d
Presbyterian Church in BoiS<.'.
Idaho, who will discuss \\'hat is
taking place in the Protestnnt
Church .
Dr. Rod \\'illian1s , prcs1dcnl
of ~lelodyland School of !he
Bible and a \1·orld traveler.
11•ill dl::cuss such places al'I
\'alican City, London :tnd
n1anv rnore.
Cail "Rapline .. and get in·
volved. The nurnbcrs are 77&-
1190 and 7i6-1984.
He's Priest
Ai1d La,vyer
UNION , \V, Va . (A P) -On
weekdays. f\1ichacl Clay Smilh
is the prosecuting attorney of
~lonroe County. On Sundays,
he"s an Episcopal priest.
''I get a lot of kidding." he
Sjid. '"Some of rny friends ac-
cuse n1e of saving them on
Sunday and hanging then1 on
~londny."
Smith, '"'ho took over as pro-
secutor in January cf this
ycnr. consid('rS h i ms e I r
'"hardline·· when it comes ro
la1\' and order.
,. I believe very much that
an ordered society is one of
God's great gi(l! to the human
creature." he sRid . "St. Paul
talked about that al greal
length. I feel th;1t a lack of
ordered socit'ty is chaos, and
that 'is Satan's \vo rk ."
As 10 his man~· duties. Smith
says. "if I change in any y,•oy,
it probably would be to go into
the church full time.'' ----------------------------.
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
OF "!EWPORT IE.A.CH -IDlulplesl
Z401 1"1..e at So•t• l1oti.I
~unday School ...... .. 9:30 A.M.
i\lorning \Vorshjp . >. 10 :45 A.i\I.
N11rHry & l(l11der9ottet1 Pro•ided
Phone: 642-2725
i\linister: L>r. lJ. \V. !\le.Elroy
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
-1
Welcomes You.
ST. JAMES, J20t Vlo lido, Nel!'porr 1-.c.•
1:00 A.M.-Holy E11c.liarisr
10:00 A.M.-Family Wonhlp
Alternate Holy Euc.horltt
and Morni11• Prayer
Nut1ery Pro•lded
TUESOAY-10:00 A.M.-Holy E11c:hori1t ond
Layln• 011 of Honda
10:45 A.M.-'ray1r Fello1nhlp
WEONlSOAY-8:00 l".M. Pr•yer l l"rolw
The Re•. John P. Ashey II, llei>tor -Phonit: 675·0210
ST. JO~iN THE DIVINE , :.!U-l~i Urange r\~·e ., C.~l
Sund1v1 8:00 & 9:)ll Church School -9:30
Fr. Howard Mott Corlwrlgln , Ylcor-Pho11e S48°8J26
Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church
l2ll rac:lfie Vitw Dll•c, Cor•no d•I Mot
~1111doy1•8:00 A.M. & 9:)0 A.M •• Church Sc.hool/Nu t1ery.t:lO A.M
T11e1doy-7:00 A.M. Wed11•1doy-t:JO A.M.
The Re•. John •o,er$. Oa•l1. R.ec;tor -Pho1Je 644·0463
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
12Jl Ellb St .. H1111tl11tto11 It•<•
IJ111t lair of Flft Palnttl
1:00 A.M.-Holy Co1T1inu11ion
• ':90 A.M.-~elflilv S1rvic1 l Chu•th Sthool !Nu111ry C1r1 f
11 :00 A.M.-Morni119 Wor•h;o INu1•t•'f' C•r1l
7:00 P.M.-fotl;••I Ev•111on9 l S1rlflofl
Epi1c.op1t Yo11n9 C"11rchrf1111
I
NEWPORT HARBOR \
1
I LUTHERAN CHURCH
798 DcYer Dr., LI 8-3631
Newport Beach
Rog•r J. Berg, Pastor
E•rly Wor1hip 1:00 ;i.m.
C~riili•n Edue•lion IJ:IS •.m.
f•sliw• Wor1hip 10:10 •.m.
1\"11 rsery Care At'ailable
WELCOME
W. lnwil• You
To Word1ip
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
29 00 P.:.c ilic View !Jr.
Corona del Mar •«· l•wr•nce D. frwhlflMJ ,
Pers tor
~'"IMt ScMdule
10 AM-Wont.Ip 5ef'vlce
N1n.ry Provided
Phou 644·Z6•4
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mis1ouri Synod
760 Victoria St, Cute Mete
lothor V. Tor11ow, PCKtor
541°5404.
wortnlo Ser•ltts: 1:1J • 11 .&.M. i;unaar ~cll..-11 t :31 .&.M. Aclull l iltl1 CllSll 1:30 .&.II'\.
Chrhtla11 EletHWhlrf School -5414166
ST . MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
18182 Culver Drive
University Park, Irvine It••· Herbett N. Nlerm•1111
t :OO A.M.-Wonhll' &-S1"4ey kh••I
10:30 A.M.-Wortlll, & SinruMy Sc:JIMI
552.1121
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
M•• Verde Dtlv. & loker Str•t, Cctthl MeH, C•llf.
ANOREW C. ANDERSON, P'.tl!Gr -ltlCHARD J.&COISEH, 1"'''"
lllftd1y Stlloll t1U •·"'• -M9rnl"f W1r1111,: t 1M •llcl 101Jt ,.111.
Print• of P•1c1 L11th•r•11 School -Milt Esther 011011, Princip1I
Office Phont: 54/J.0521 X11ool Pliunt: 549.0562
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C •
1Jf1 (Ufl Or/,,.__NtwllOrt llKll-641>~'41
Or. "· Ktntl!I lt\Mr1, 1"11!1r
IUl'ldly kllffl -t·IS A.M. Wlf'SMI -"'" •M. a J:M .. .M.
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Seventh-Day Adventist Church
---~t7H1 A...-St., c_.. MtM
J .... ll F. Jeffrtys, P.u .. -"'" 141·6St•
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CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
---noJi-u °'._. •4., S.--lMI C.Jihu•• W.nfll,1 11,S •·m.·11 1.111,4llJ 111.m.
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A Cordial 'Nelcome from ----;: :
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NEWPORT C~NTER
Worshlp-t:OO A.M. AT
115 A9ato, .. ,.,_ l&laM
11:15 A.M. at St. MieMol'•
Episcopal Ch•retl
Morq11erlte at Pacific View Or
Corona del Mar
Phone: 675·0950
Coslot M1<11
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
J 9th St. & Harbor Bl,.d.
Wors hip S.rvie•1
9:l0 & 11 :00 A.M.
Churc.h School -IJ :JO A.M.
EARL W. 158ELL, D.C.
C..,sf11 Me111 Norfh
Hunlin9lo11 Be•ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17111 St. 5l6·l5l7
S1•••Cll -9:15 .J. 10:30
"'"'~~'" (a•e A,11 MonH"'I Church '.;c.hool -9:15
H1111tin9ton B1•c:h - North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Heil A~e. 11"2·446 1
Wor1hio -q & 10:]0
Ch11rch School -9:00 A.M. '
1!
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
lr.,in• -E•s+ Bl11H
UNIVERSITY I
Me111 Verdi & Baker Sl,
549-2719
Wo•ship & Church School
9:10 A.M,
founl1in v.r!.v
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11225 l u1h1rd
962-259)
\Vo.,hip & Church School
11 & 10:30 A.M.
Minister
Fotd II:. Mill11•
METHODIST CHURCH I
131-1211
11422 CulY1r Ro1d
~I Uruver~ll\' Drive
Wor1hip & Church School
9 & I 0;)0 A.M.
L19un1 le1ch
METHODIST CHURCH
21632 Wisley Driv1
111 SOU•h L1;un•
Worship 1nd
Churc.h School -ro A.M.
499.)0111
Thomas '· Wormer, Ml11l11er
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
N1wport 8•t<h
1400 W, ll1lbo1 Blvd. 61'].]105
Re¥. Robert I . Sh•pard Jr.
Worihip-9:30 A.M. Cilurch School-11:10 & t I A.M.
SABBATH SER VICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
harbor reform temple
RABBI BEANARO P. KING
meeting at CHRIST CHUll:CH l't THE SE.&
UOO W, a11~ l lVC., N1w,.rt .. 1d1
For I nlorm•tlon: Call 67!> 7230
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
610 W. H•Mllto11 Street, Coit• Mt'H. Collfornlo
642·!111 (' A.M. • 1 P.M.1 '
SUNO.&'t $CHOOL-t t(S A.M.
WOll:IHIP SElVIC&S-11 100 A.M & •100 P.M. "ll:AT•ll Mal!TING-WEONESO.&Y l\l'INING 1 P.M,
IN111netr Pr1'f'llll'llll lflltrtm "11tor-ao11 O. P:'vhNf"
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the (oastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
20112 MS911ollo IN.er-Ado•) H11•tltlfN• a..lLr
R". DOM1ld E. Robem. Postor
Su11doy Worlhlp: t :lO A.M. Churc:• School: t:JO A.M.
Ofic.•: 20112 M0911oll• St. ,ho11t1: t61...tf40
Church of the Covenant
2150 folnlow lood, Costa Mn.
lrwc.• A. k11rrte, Pcuror
!tYndoy W•flhip & Ch11rch kltool -8:)0 l 10:00 A.M,
Pho11•: 5S7·ll40
Community Presbyterian Church
41 S forest Aft111w, L., ... t.cK•
Rh. Arth11, J . To11k•nll'f' -II••· Albert 0 . Hier,_
S11ndoy Wonhlp: t 100 I 11 :00 A.M. Chirtch School t :OI A.M.
Pho•: 494,7555
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
Corut JoMltal'ff " lcnttll1ff Drll'"9, Coro• 4el M•
Won"I' A ca11wc.h khool -t :JO A.M.
Pito": 644·1141
This Sunday Worship in
'-/St . .lfndrnv's'Presbylerian Church
600 St. Androws Road ·• Ncwpcr1 Beach
Or, Ch1rle1 H. Dl1r1nf1tld, Pe1tor
'"A R!AL COMPnlTOR"
Dr. Clrtorle1 H. DIHe""91d, Preochl"f
S.r'"on Co1Httft A•ollobi.
l(lfln11C.~I b•,rv01.1 \ 8 AM, ti JO AM <lnfl 11 AM
Cl'uld i:rol'! .1nd r.h1!dr.,n'1 SuruJny School nl 111 h6tvkes
TEMPLE SHARON
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617 WHt Hnllto11, c .. ,_ M ...
Try <!!urdiiy s eivs
We Date You
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II' J.AlllATH l'{IJ"llNG SIRVICl.5-IRIOAY Af 1:11 ~M.
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Meat Price
Reduced
At Ch11.rch
... DETROIT (UP I I -Hun-
dreds of pariahloncrs stood in
Hoe at a Detroit church to get
meat at a reduced price .
Tons of meat, including
cholco New York strip and
Delmooico steaks, and fish
were for sale at special prices
at the oak Grove African
Methodist Episcopal Church
as a service of the church's
buying club.
"When Jesus saw someone
suffering, he didn't preach a
sermon," said Rev. David E.
Mitcham, organizer of tht
buying club. "He healed the
person."
1llC club has an agreement
with n1erchants lo supply
them with customers in ex·
change for cut rates on goods ~
and services.
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DAIL V PILOT U
He Believes in Freedom, Too
Admires the Man Wlio Denou1iced Hi1n
By LOUIS CASS~;r..s
Ul'llteoil ~, .. , lnl1tMlloNI
The Rev. Dr. Carl ?i.1clntire.
!he \Yidely·known fWld amen·
t<dist radio prenchcr from
Collingswood, N.J., has ~11
denouncing me on his broad·
casts for nigh onto 20 years.
PeriodicaJly, he exhorts his
followers to sho\vcr UPI \\'ith
letters demanding l be fired.
I suppose I ought to regard
Doctor Moc as a menace. But
the deep dark truth is, I have
a lot of admiration for him .
}{e is a man of fervent con·
victions a nd indominilable
spirit.
I CANNOT AGREE v.·ith all
his convictions. such as his
demasul \\'e continue the \Yar
in Vietnam until \\'e win
clearcut n1ilitary victor\'.
But to borrow a line fron1
Thomas Jefferson, even \\'hen
I disagree with him. l'n1
prepared to defend his right to
speak hi s mind. '
This is one of those points on
Y:hich I cannot quite see eye to
eye with him. But that doesn 't
stop me from admiring his
spunk and determination to do
it this way.
In 1970. the FCC rtvoked the
licenses or both or his stations.
They remained on the air.
ho"'·cver. pending the outcome
or his appeals from this ac-
tion. In June. Dr. Mcintire lost
his final appeal to the FCC.
The FCC ordered his stations
off the air in July.
· If the FCC though! thal
\\'OUld end the matter. they
don't knO\\' Carl !\lclntire.
PENDING ACTION on a
court appeal fron1 the FCC
decision, he has announced
plans to anchor a rented ship.
outside the 1hret'-1nile limit off
the Ne\\· Jersey coast. He calls
it "Hadio Free An1erica'' and
inten ds to broad<;a.st from it
five days a \\'eek.
"It 's going to be. tile 111ost
controversial station in the
count ry," he told a reporter,
in what may well be the
sarest prediction or the year
Dr. Mclntlrc uys all he
\Y80tS from the government IS
''to leave us alone."
"\Ve believe in fr~cdom." he
said. "\Ve want to tell the
government what to do insh:fld
or having the government try
to tell us whnt to think and
say.''
TllAT ~IAY SOUND on !he
surface like a one-sided ar-
rangement. But it happens to
be cx3ctly 1hc systen1 which
the authors or the U.S.
Const:tulion seem to have had
in n1ind.
('m going to send Dr. ~Tac a
small personal check to help
finance ' ' R a d i o r·rw
1\mcrlcn'' -even though I
strongly suspect that one of
his first broadcasts frorri that
offshore ship will be a fresh
demand that I be fired .
r believe in freedo m, loo,
Dr. fi1c lnt ire -for you AND
rne. and even for people who
disagree with bolh of us. A IO-pound . sack of ham-
burger was reduced from $14
to $12, a box of sausage that
=~~Is se~~ni°ior" 16to50$9a.::: HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE LINE UP FOR TONS OF MEAT AT DETROIT CHURCH
fish, which regularly sells for _________ R_•_d_u_co_d_P_rl_c_ .. _D_ff_•_r•_d_b_y~'_B_u_yc.l_n_g_C_l_ub_'_W_h_ic_h_W_o_rk_s_W_l1_h_M_•_rc_h_•_n_I• _______ _
For years, Dr. Mcintire ha s
been involved in a hassle with
!he Federal Communications
Commission ( r~cc) over the
way he conducts his home· H
base radio stations. WXUR-A~1 and FM, in J\.1edia, Pn . e Wat~hes up to $1.19 a pound, was of.
fered at 59 cents a pound.
"This Is my klnd of
religion," one shopper said
while fondling Jt).pound packs
ol hamburger. "t wi sh more
churches v.-ould get involved
~·ith ow-everyday ooocems."
Minnesota Catholic Bisl1ops Ir vine
Resident
Horiored
1'he FCC contends he ha s
consistently violated its
"fairness doctrine" by refus-
ing to air both sides of con·
troversial issues.
TO ALL PARENTS
'!'here are little eyes upon you, and they're watching
night and day;
Newport
Organist
To Perform
.. Endorse Farm Union Boycott
DR~ AfclNTIRE takes the
position that the government.
has no business lrying to
1nake him broadcast the
"'rong "icw of a n1atter on
There are little ears that quickly take in every word
you say;
There are litUe hands all eager to do everything you
do.
And a little child who's dreaming of the day he'll
be like you.
This Sunday's services at
First <hlrch or Christ, Scien·
ti!lt, in Newport Beach will be
highllghled by organlsl Ran·
• dall Wollz. playing his original
compOiSltions.
tt will include the prelude
before the 9 a.m. an~ 10:30
services. a sacrt!d 9010 written
for the occasion ; the offertory
and the postlude after service.
Woltz, a Ne\\-port Beacli
resident, is a professional
mWllcian, arranger, and com-
poser (ASCAP ). He ls also a
teacher, organ builder and
piano technician in his spare
time.
Al l of the compositions
heard will be pubu.bed by
Centurion ?i.fusic C.O.
The church Is localed at 3303
Via Udo in Newport Beach
and the public 18 cordlally in·
vited to attend.
ST. PAUL. ~tinn. (AP! -
The 12 Roman Catholic
bishops of Minnesota have en-
dorsed the United Farm
Workers Union boycott of non·
F oursqu.are
Sets Series
A children's ctU.!lade will be
presented Aug. 26-Sept. 2 at
the Costa Mesa Foursquare
Church. featuring Cap I a i n
Mike and Sue wit~ their
singing puppet, Rosita.
The couple, graduates of
LIFE Bible College in Los
Angeles, travel throughout the
Uoited States wilh their pup-
pet to present service• fot
youth.
The iaeries will be tllled
"Plonetts for Chri st." ac-
cording to the Rev. Robert B.
Jacobs, pastor. Service times
will be 7:30 p.m., Tueaday
through Frldoy.
UFW table grapes, lettuce and
~·ines.
In a letter made public
Thul'!day the bishops called on
?o.fiMesota Catholics to
purchase and consume only
UFW producls identifiable by
lhe black Aztec eagle emblem.
The letter to Roman catholic
clergy of the state described
the issue as one or social
jW1!1ce. The bishops said their
motive was to · ' obtain
recognition and status for
farm workers who are deserv-
ing of total human dignity and
consideration .. ,
The boycott will 11force the
growers to allow the workers
to hold a free election and
designate which union shall
represent them," the bishops
said.
The bi.shops warned that it
was "not enough to aslc if prod·
ucts are wtion products."
They said alleged "sweetheart
contracts" negotiated with
growers by the U F W ' s
jurisdictional r i v a I , the
Teamsters Union. were vie·
timizing the workers and de-
nying them a voice i n
determining who s h o u I d
represent them.
The letter was signed by
Archbishop Leo Byrne as
president of the Minneso ta
Catholic Conference, a cor-
porate entity governed by the
Roman Catholic bishops of
Minnesota.
~1rs. Emelyn ~1antle, a Tur-which he already has ex·
pressed a correct view -tie Rock resident, has been namely, his own. You're the little fellow's idol, you're the wisest of
selected by K'ITV, channel II , the wise: ~
as "Someone \Vho Cared" for In his little mind about you no suspicions ever rise;
!he week of August 19. Youth G·roup He believes in you devoully, holds that all you say
Mrs. Mantle tutors severely '-. and do
handicapped at 1he Royale ·Conference He will say and do in your way when he's grown
Sanitarium in Santa Ana. She up like you.
\Vas selected for this honor as SL James Church Youth
a result of a Jetter written by Group of NewPorl Beach, is There's a wide-eyed little fellow who believes you're
one of her students (who is having a conference trip to always right,
San F'rancisco beginning Au g. And his ears are always open and he watches day unable to write with his hands 22, through Aug. 29. and night,
and must use his nose to type ) There will be overnight You are setting an example every day in all you do, Ten1ple SharOil whom she taught to read stops in Santa Barbara and the For the little child who's waiting to grow up to be through the Laubach Method Big Sur both going and return· like YOU.
Se ts Cl assei; in 14 months. His letter was ing, and three days and nights -Selected.
chosen out or 120 entrees. in San i-~rancisco. Pastor·
Dr. and ~irs. Verne P.1anlle \Villard Sutton is the Director i-;mmmmilimiP;;;;,;~Ul~,F~l!lr;--
Temple Sharon Pre-School, reside at 18831 Via Palatino. of the Youth Department and ~
617 West Hamilton St., Costa Irvine. is in charge.
Mesa, announces the opening '9••················ ~ ·m· flan . I p .J. or registral1on for c!as'"'s . A NEW COSTA MESA CHURCH • Qt Q\le'Jl 0TIQ QlJt
slarting Se PI. 17. A RE IV 5 R CE sti mulating environment will • V AL E VI • Tht· Southlan4s, Mosl Bt•liful
be provided for a limited num· • A119. 23. 24, 25-7 PM • JlftmoriAls
ber of children under the • Costa M ... lt99ular Prlmlthr• l aptl1t Church • ..,USO••u" • CO•U""'ll"'' • C""~-ltn. Lestw Pl1tmw • &N. LtM!lt G1wft ...,., .,... ~·goo· guidance of a trained and • soto111 M•• 1111r,1tnk -F111ltt"t9ll Y .. 11 cllolr • •
"licensed staff. Please call 1476 Newport llvd., C.M. 833·0185 •
I-Jelen Arttn at 645-2852 or Joan • Odl1 Ptlltwt 1. lttbtcc• T•m,.,
Popick ~I 5>7·1838 for further ••••••••••••••••••• ,
information.
TREES of the WORLD
Between Sant.a Ana and Orange
On Fairview Avenue • 5S8·1 l9l
o -ItAN-GE COAST CHURCH DIRE-CTOR·Y
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St., Coste Mou -SU-3761
E. W. ,hllllp1, Pt1for
hf' T1111p11l•IM C.11 ~J.OS12
SUNDAY SllYICD
t :JO A.M.-41••., SdtMI Clw lAn A .. )
CHILD CAii AYAILAILI 11 tt.r. II
lltlO ..... -o ... , ,,.. ...
Dr. Clrlvlt1 MINttM
&:00 P.M.-Dr, ClloMI Moo'"
GMtt Spoelior
Newport Meta Chrl1ti1n Center
HARBOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD
740 W. Wiison, Cosio Mou 541-4704
Y. L HR1WICI, .......
.•ALIH ,, HlltTWICa CAAL OINTltY Mllllt~ M M11tk .Mlfllll« M Ywtll
-IUNDAY SllYICD -
9:41 A.M.-S......, Scl..t
10:10 A.M.-"Tlrlo i~ Co11tMIHw" ..,.... ..,,_,..,
7100 P.M.-"Cllrhtl Dft&ro .. r Hh Cll•rcll"
S.,..11~ ........
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
p,...kf!MI -Kll'lftrl lfltfl -llttMfllt" -Cllllf C.,.
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
FlflHnlh ind Monrovl1 StrHtt
1130 M 11100 A.M. -MonH11t W°""IP
.... lpoetor '
low. •-vi. lrwl•
6:00 P.M. -.... , s,..k•r
llY. •AYLI llWIN
Wo4., 7>IO P.M. -l'nllty Ni,tlt
INmMT I dllW C.... A..n.Me .... el s.m.-1
Dr. Oeort• O. Wood, Pottor 646-1117
CHURCH OF GOD
(HOLIN!SSJ
WllLIYAN IN DOCTllNI
MllTINe AT IOYI (LUI
\
2111 TUITIN, COSTA MllA
J, I . PUllTLI, r.tor
SUNDAY SCHOOL ..... .,,., ............ t:•J A.M.
MOlltl!NO-"i'OllSHr "".". ... ... ... . • . .. ru ,t..M.
"'AN OLD-FASHIONlD CHURCH WITM A WARM H(AAT"
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CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd StrHt 11 Orengo, Cosll Mesi -548·5303
Pater: • ......, M. lnfltOll
'"" ,....., -"ff Mml11
M....i., WenMp-10:JO •·•· -S••dcry Scltool t •·'"· s..-, lffllllll Wo""p·7:00 , .•• -h11\'91' MHtt119 WM.•7100 ,.m.
CHURCH OF GOD
426 1 Ith St., Huntington Buch -548·8529
I•...,. kkol 10 e.m. -Wonlllp 11 :11 •·"'·
S.11 ..... worslllp 1 p.1'1. -,.mlly fllt9 Wtd., 7 p.m.
In. A. C. Shim, Pastor
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHls OF THI MOTHER CHURCH
THI FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTOM, MASSACHUSllTS
"SOUL"
AUGUST 9, 1973
Cotll Mot1-Flrtl Church al Christ, Sclenlltt
2110 MoM Y ... Dr., c .. to Mose
S."*I Sclrtool -9111 A.M.
Ct.•rd lenlff-11:00 A.M.
RMCll .. lffM. 2110 Mt1e YonM Dr.
Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Sclfntlst
lttl I 011"9, Halltl .. tM hoch
Sultffy kM•I -9:)0 111:00 A.M.
Cll11rch -t i30 I 11 :00 A.M.
a...i1 .. ••• -221 M.0111 St.
Newport Buch-flrtl Church of Christ, Scienlltt
JJ03 Vie I.We, tt.w,.rt IMdi
Cl1'1rct. I hlHhly kkel-9:00.101)0 A.M.
I~ .. lH-. 1)11 YI• Uff
Newport BHch-Second Church of Chrltt, Sclontl1t
J100 Pedfk vi.. Dr .. c.t.H 4of M•
CIM!nll' a Snffy w...I -1 Oltl A.M.
l._..lot IH11t -Jiff.I c ... HwJ, ,...., N.._.._, w-. IM .. TfttlflHJ Motft9tl -I p.a -An Cltwf'I._
All art corcUalL11 fnVited to attend th• church
1ervic1.1 and enjoy the privtleQtl of the
• RtildlnQ Rooma
Chlld c.,.. P,..lllMI AT AU-HIYICU
Plymouth Congregational Church
.-of N•wport Herbor
J.161 lrood It., Nowpott ..... -642.J740 _JQKILAJlllUAU..:-_ _
9100 A.M. llbl• c-. &..d ly
Pr•hMor WllU••
10i00 A.,M. Mo,.l•t Wo""llt .s.t.lco
7100 P.M. llb .. Stdy
~NE -\-ftus eoMMUNrTY @JlURCU
IANCHO SAN JOA9UIN
INTERMIDIATI SCHOOL
4161 Mlchelso11, lnl11e
• (In Di.to ir.._ay '9 Clllwr -ltll 91:1 MlcflOIMfl)
~ a... llclt s.. .. ts... P•hH
.,.. 9:30 A.M. Sunday School for all a9n
' 11 :OD A.M. Morning Worship
NUltSlltY CAii:& PltOVIDIO AT llOTM NOUltS For lnt.rm•tttn C611cemlt1t O!fltr Mttlln1• C•ll IJ>-HU
THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY
AUIH11ltc1 wU~ Ille lllPllll Gen1rtt Clnttf"tMt
NEWPORT HARBOR
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
"SCIENCE OP MINO"
SUNDAY S£1tVIClf & SUNDAY SCHOOL •..•.•. IG:OO A.M.
Mlnl1ltt .•.. l!IHn-r C. JKkl..,
541 enter St., c .. ,_ Mesa-546·10JZ
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
ol UI,_ •tKh 20NJ L..,.,.._ C1n'f91'1 Riii. 11 El Yor1 ltd.
Htfll"Y Chftt~nl, 0 ,0. -Mlflllltr Jiii Otl"ll•nl, As1i1t1nt Minister
SUNDAY St:aVtC~ -f • 11 A.M.
Jr, CIWf'dl .. YllUlh Grovsu; -' A.M. Onl'f'
CHURCH OP RILl•IOUI SCllNCE • , .•••••.••••.•• , • , •••••••
609 11ttl St., Ht1lttttttto11 lleoch -Sl6·51 IO
Seit nee of Mind ltcf1.1r1 • , •• , • , •••• , •• , , •••••• , • f :)O A.M.
f•mlly Wor1h!p Strvict •••• , •••••••••••. , , , ••••• , 10150 A.M.
-NwrMrr Cir• Avt111111t -
Strmon D''f' Riv. Otne Tnomoson, Mlnl1ltr
OIAL·A·PllltYER 5:U-Z7i2
lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
01' NEWP'Oll:T tEACH fM1mbtr Ch11rc/I, United Churc~ of Rttlfl0U1 Sd1nc1, L.A.)
SUNDAY Slit.VICE 11\C! SUNDAY SCHOOL -ll :JG A.M.
ALll!RT IUll:klE, llkP -Mlnl1ter
"An Answer To Every Nffd"
LlnLlii THIEATllE-COllONA 011. MAii: HIOH SCHOOL
tlll IASTti.PI' 011,. HIWPOllT t•ACH
1'01: AN INSPlllATIONAL MESIAOE-OIAL 446-U74
Mlnliltr'I PlltM -S4M5ei
SERVICES : lO:OOA.M . & 6:30 P.M.
INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL
BIBLE TEACHING
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
Dafto Hiiis HI Scfleol, Dono '•lflt
493· 1949 494· 1841 110°0407
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Adams Streets
Huntington Beach
Biblt School & Morning Wor1hip
9:00 & 10:30 A.M •
Youth Group• • , ••• , 6:00 p.m.
Ev tnln9 Worship •• , , 7:00 p.m.
Nvrserv Cll'f O"'Ylcted II 111 M!'YfCtJ
Ottlce; "4-2s.89 0 1•1 DfY(!lion SJ.6.9!80
del Mar
EL TORO
CHURCH OF CHRIST
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
25100 Mpfoltelo Or . 611 HELIOTROPE
Mbsi•• Ylojo Wontllp -10 A.M.
Cllurcfl Scllool -10 A.M.
516 .... 717 516·3711 DI P'llllli. G. Mutrlv, Mini•'•'
Phil Arnold , M1ni1ftt 644 . 7400
LAGUNA BEACH
NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREG•ATIONAL
340 St. Afln'1 Pl•t• .n Gl•Rtv"*
Joh• M. lt1vi.oldi-Ml11l1tor
fomlly WonMp It Churcll School-10:00 A.M.
"When Worship Is The
Real Thing''
S.rmofl by Poiter
494-8061
Newport Uni ty
LOllllN D. l'"LICKINOEll:, Mlfll•ttr
DooHitfOHI Stnk.-10 A.M .
Surid1y School for tll •t•t -9100 1.rn.
1 Srll Oftd '"IN, Newport looch
Offld-646-1111 DIAL·A-PllA'flll 141°7757
CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON, COSTA MlSA
ll•twffft Horbtr & hl"lew l
Sun. llble St11dy-9:45 A.M.
Sui.. Mo,i.. Wor1hlp -10:50 A.M.
511n. I!••· We1"1hlp-6:o'o P.M.
We'-1 .... w.,,..1, --l!lO P.M..
WIUIAM IPLIR. MINllTll
645-3191 Ol S4t·OS•S
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DAILV PILOT
Marriage
Lice1ases
JUM 1, 1tl3
HENRY-CALOWELL -Jof\n Edw1rd. 21, 212 C.O.st Hl9hw1v, Lff!<lfll Be~ch ··~ B11lr><11 Sue, It, 21 7 Coa~I H. hwtv. L• Uhl 8t•Ch. ,.LA TE-THO~S -Kenn~tn Alan. 19,
10112 LOI J1rdln11, Founleln Vtlley 1114 Donne Ltt, 11, 11111 Los ~1rd!ne1 W1111. Foutuein V•ll•v. M ll:AlES·ROOKIGUEZ -Jost rnlQdlo, l.S. 6201 G1, .. waoc1. HU"· l'IClton 8e•t n •llO ey,1a10.i. 2•. 6081 GltonWOOd Orlw, Hunt 11<1!on ee11t n. FRISllE·ANOER SON --0.irryl W.iyM,
It. 5011 !.t•1110rt Otlve, NtwPOrt 81i1d• •nd Kf!llrvn Jo, 11. 11ro1 Adrl•n Circle, GtrCHtn Grove. WILSON-EARL -Piltk~ Jo•ei>l'I. 11. 13-IS Mar<i•1t Pl1ce. Ana11elm •nd P.imtlt A11n, 14, 1•122 Wll10l'I S1 .. MldWIV Cilv.
J\lnt '· lt1J MORRISON·SILVER -O:ennt111 G~oe. 19 6100 W.irner Ave. Ap!, 29·C, Hun1\ngton eeocll and Jc.,,,, Lee , 26, 6100 W1rn~r Avt., Ao!, 1'1·C:, Huntlnolon Be•th SANOERSON·DUNN -Allen D•le, 1621 8ourtx>n. Or•noe and Deboreh Ann. \I, 6122 Klmberlv. H1>nlillQ!OI' Beath FENTIMJl,N·WOHLSTEOT -Richard,
••• 1115 Mes• Verd~ Easl, CD>l8 Mtw and Mi1rn1re1 Ellrlda, .U, l9S7
l.ono lletch BIVtl., \.OOQ 8e.c:h EWING·80RSEY -Garv Lff, l~, 801 S. F1trvlew, A~I. ~-•. Santa Ana 1"'3 J111nnt M.;:rle. 23. 1901 ~n'°11
Saturdity, August 18, 1973
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A11011il S, 117S Mr. ana Mfl. Rlth.ard C. Smith, 17'11 Came,ron. Aol. 22. Huntill<l!on Beach,
-· Mr . •rw:I Mrt. WllU•m (IM11t, I~ E1t1 Ro,•. Or•noe. boV,
Mr. Ind Mrl. MltnMI I(. M1clnto1h, 1731/I E11' S1nt• Clara, Senle Ana, olrl. "'I incl Mrt. Arnold 0. Bovia. 2289 0<01'11m Orlw, Costa Mttl, boY
Mr. ln'CI Mra. Lt,.renc• E. McAd•mt, lt72 Fullfrtgn Avtnue, Coit• Min•.
"'"· All4Ull ,, lt 7l
Mr. Ir.cl Mr•. Pel•• A. Engle :)9(11 P1rkvltW Line, Alli, t--0, lrvl11il, alrl
Mr. •nd Mrt.. w11111m LRuahorlv. :nm Mllllro, Cnt• Mtwt, oltl.
Mr. •rod Mr1. Tl'IOMll~ Quint, lt'l4 '-lmts Rive!' Avenue. Foun11ln Ve !tV, o1,I . Mr. and Mrs. Trevor R. V•n Horn, ~211 P1lrlct Road, Ntwoort BHCh, bOV. Mr. end Mr~. Geor111 L Rooers, 10792 Farn1WOl'lh Laf'le, Huntington Beach,
A:~, J, ltll Mr. end Mr~1 RCO.rl Scheid, 262111 P1~•Vll· M 1slon Vlelo. girt. Or. and Mrs. John Kern, 1'30 G1l•~v Drive. Nawpori Stach, bQ~. Mr. end Mrl. Jenkins D11vl1, 3601 P1r~vltw Lane, Apt. UB. Irvine. girt. Mr. an'CI Mrs. Mlcl'laal Ooane, 71J-B
c_.11torn!1 Slrttl, HuntlrlQlon Stach,
""' Mr. end Mrs. Reletl R. Hernandll.1,
1311 sou•~ W11rbler, Snnta Ana, tiov, Mr "no M•s. J1me1 Diorio, 11rn Voe· lorl•· Apt. A, 1'.DJta Mesa, Dov. Mr. and Mrs , Daryl Alk~n, 21599 Olive
Lake El51nore, l>OV.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sml'I~. S99 Gr.ind Haven Clrcle, C:osll Mesa,
M~v'and Mrs. Gent w. Oils, 1019
&•llrwo1 ,,..,..n111, C•t• ,,.,..., olrl.,.
Mr. •nd /'i\n. Hvoo H. N.ev. "1' 8rklotw1llr Drive, Hu n t In o Io fl ea.ch, 01r1.
AUC#UST t. 1t71 Mr. Ind Mtl $t1nley $wil:~, IOOI Ch11M11I P11ce. New11<1r1 ee1<h, oltl. Mr. ind Mr1. Ron•la Gelb. 7163 T11rlock Orlvt, Cosll ~uo, Dov. Mr. •l'ld Mrl Wlllllm OttPr le11, ll4 811rlv Avenue, Or•noe 11lrl. Mr. lf\d Mrs. M•rk Nttt!th111T, "61f weir Mtlrlo, San!• Al'la, olrl. AU.Ult t, ltn Mr. 111'111 Mrt. ~n Wt!,h, lOM> Slrd
Slrttt1 RlvorJlcN, vlrt. Mr. ana Mrf. °'I Brewer, 1¢1 Llno1n Line. S•nte Aria. l>Ov. ~. •l'ld Mr1l Wllll•m Wlllttt, 1•21 1 ChtrrVWOod int. Tustin, t>Ov Mr. ind Mr1. Wllllal'!'I Lint, 1tl6 P11tl 1(1m1WIV, Newwt 81ach. bOV. Mr. •l'ld Mr1. LH S!Ulrn1n, 10•2 K•o:iaw1 StrHI, Patlflc P1U.,.des, olrl Mr. end Mrs. tcennel!I H•wkln1, 2110 West Fore1t Lane, An1hf!rn, bov. AUGUST 10, 1'73 Mr, •nd Mri. John Wiikes. J6n Fenr>, Irvine, t>Oy. Mr. Ind Mr1. Oavld Fey~, 1111 Park
Street, H11ntlna!on Be11c1'1, 111r1. Or. an.cl Mrs. Vincent ThOmil!, 17012 M~.0:~1 ~~~15'c~n"'n~l~!:.n~0r~· ~:i Mi'lcArttiur. Apt, •6, San•~ Ant, olrl. A\14Utl 11. UJ) Mr. enCI Mrs. Rober1 0. Kuooer, 31232 C•lle del C1mPO. San J u a n Cao1$trano. al•I. Mr. and Mt1. Eupene L Bonas, 1S96 Redlan.di Pl.ice. Co1ta Mese. Qlrl. Mr. and Mr~. l(ennelh Rear. 16601 Alllance A.venue. Tuslln, QlrL, AUClllSt n. 1'7J Mr. and Mr.. Garv Rosenn, 1'901 S~lh
Euclid, Aot. 17, Garden Grove. oirl.
-
In The · Service I
I
I
.:1
Lieute.Q3nt Colof'!cl ft.1icbael
P. Cady, a resident ol 1200
Park Newi>ort Beach, wtth his
w!le' and children, received the
con\mand 3nd colors o f
Marine Fighter A t t a c k
Squadron I VMF A)-531. (
Lieutenant Colonel Samue1
E. D'Aogdo, a resfdent. f/.
25927 Via Fera, Mission Vlejd.
assumed the command o1
HeadQuarters & Maintenance
Squadron IH~MS)-11 , at
Marine Corps Air Station, El
Toro.
GuMery Sergeant Raymond
E. Steel of 4262 Ridgeway St.,
Irvine, retired from active du-
ly at Marine Corps Air Sta-
tion, E l Toro. He retired after
more than 20 years of service.
Beach was awa rded t~b e
MerJtorious Ser vice Mtdal
upoo his reUrement from the,
Marlile Corps, 1.t. C o I .
Marushok, who served for
more than 30 years, was cited
lor his exemplary
performance of duty while
servlpg as. Aircraft Main· tenance OffJcer form Marine
Wlng Headquarters Squadron.
SAN ANTONIO -Airman
Linda L . Martin. daughter or
Mt'$. Norma L . Gaston of 2553
Greenbriar, C.Osta Mes a ,
Calif., ,has been assigned to
Sheppard AFB, Tex., a fter
completing Atr F orce basic
training.
During her six weeks at the
Air Training Comn1~n d's
Lackland AFB , Tex.. she
studied the Air F orce m ission,
organization and cu~wms and
received special instruc tion in
human relations.
Don J~. Jenner or 608 H~
llngton Ave. Hu nting t o
Beach, bas helped clear ml
during Operat·ion End Sw
=q~~~vlng aboard the U •
Marine P-;-Micbaol :
Oelchtr, son or Mrs. Elle~~
Belcher of 16322 Hooolu!U'
Lane , l!untington Be a c h11 ..
gradualed from the Unit Dait'l\:
Clerk course at the Mari
Corps Base at Cam
Pendleton.
Betty J. Price of lluntingt()lJ~
Beach, recently became thei
secon d u101nan ever to w in to~
honors at the U .S. Air forci1'
School of M ilitary Sciences for'1
Officers when she was coaf.!
m issioned a second lieutenaiit
and graduated a t the head or
he r class at Lackland AF'Bi.
T ex:. 1
r;:· -.. 1. -;-.iilf';C~~~ .:.r-~~~
··Coast Residents in Military Service·
Captain Lawrence J . Green
of 15151 Mame Circle, Irvine
"'as award ed the Meritorious
Ser vice Medal. Capt. Green,
Staff Civil Engineer for
11arine Corps Air Bases, was
cited for his outstanding ef·
rorts in those capacities. He
a lso retires from ac t iv e
service a fter having served
.Jor 1nore than 21 years.
The alrmanllas been assign-
ed to the T echnical Training
Center at Sheppard f or
specialized train1ng· as an
aircraft maintenance
specialist.
Lieu1enant Prltc. da ughter.
of Ptfr. and Mi's. Marvin A..
Price. 16161 Woodstock Lano,
Huntington Beach, also earned
the second highest student
rank held during training -
that of lieutenant colonel. She
has been assigned to the staff
or the USAF Re c ru it ing
Service at Randolph AFB1
Tex .. \Vhere she serves in tlm
directorate of recrui tin g
operations.
Navy Seam a n B. e c r u i t
Bernadette llonra lh, ·a11iu~hter
of Lieutenant Colonel and ~1rs.
J oseph E. HoIU"ath or 7061
Sunlight Drive. 1-:luntington
Beach, graduated from recruil
training for "'omen at the
Naval Training Center in
Orlando, F la.
Arthur D. Hemphill 111, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Hemphill J r. of 27142 Puerta
Del Oro, Mission V i e j o ,
recently completed a U.S. Air
Force Reser ve 0 f f i c e r s
Trajning Corps fAFRO'fCI
field tr aining encampment at
Hamilton AFB.
During the encampment.
cadets receive survival and
small arms training and
aircraft and a i r c r e w in-
doctrination. They also have
the opportunity to observe
careers in which they might
Deatl1 l\'oti<'e•
GRAHE
Elnar F. GraM 111 666 W. 19111 St., Cc.sta
M•5•· Dalt of deatn. Augu,1 17. 1973. Survived by wUt Ruth. twa M>t'I$, Allan 111
Los AnQelH and Sten ot Wrstl'nlns•er.
Two d1ug11ters; Mar!ha Bh">ombero •rw:I
Elliabeth Mannln-g ot Ala. service> are Motldl>v •I 1 p.m. In Bell Br0tdwav Cllapl'I. Interment al W t s I m 1 n s It r M~orlat Park wl!h the Rev. Ed Pni!lips ofllclaling. Brll Bro.:idwav Morluarv
D!recllng.
KINOLESPARGEll!
.t.11r[orle M. Klndleuiaroer al lS7S Santi Ana Ave.. CO'.!e Mes.i. Date of ll•alh AU!IU1f 16. 1973. Survived bv husband WIUlard of Ille homt. Four. sons: Wllll••n
E .. E1rl w., Donald A .. ar.c:I Ravmond W, Wlll!s. Two daugtllert; Bar1>1r1 Tuttle and DorOl!'>ev Porno. One brother Westley
GllsTrap. Two slste-r1: Ha1el Gatrell and
w11m1 Henoerlle. Thlrle1n or.inc1cl'll1dren Ir.cl five 11reat11ran'Cltl'llldren. Servkes T11111dav 111 9 •.m. Ir> Bell Bro.Jdwav •----,€h.itpel .wltl'l-F~I~ HarJ•n..CovkendaU o-1· ficla!lng . Bell B<llildwav Djrt(IO<S.
WILLETT
... sh t::> s~rve as Air Force of~
ficcrs.
Airman Dennis L. Kennedy.
son of Mr. and !\1rs. Ed\\•ard
J. Cadutte of 5921 Chinook
Drive, Huntington Beach. has
graduated at Lackland AFB.
Tex .. frorn the U.S. Air Force
patrol dog handler course con-
ducted by the Air training
Com mand.
quist Jr., son·in-Ja\V of Robert
Hawley, 275 E. 18th St .. C.Ostu
ri.Iesa, recently "'as gr~duatcd
l\'ith the 1972-73 regular class
at the U.S. Arn1y co nun and
and genera! staff college, rt.
Leavenworth. Kan.
\1·aterways as a to'rewn1t'n1ber
of Marine ~tedium Helicopter
Squadron 165, aboard the an1·
phibious assault carrier USS
Ne\v Orleans.
Navy Airn1an Apprentice
Stephen M. Seybold, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred \V. Seybold
of 9132 El Colorado Ave ..
Fountain Valley, has com-
pleted the Air crew Survival
Equipmentman Schoo I in
Lakehurst, N.J.
The airman, \vho learned to
train dogs in !racking, detec·
tion and obedience, Is being
assigned to Grand 1'~orks.
Aviation ri.1achinisl AFB, N.D., for duly 1vith a Navy
unit of the Strategic Air C.:on1---------------'--------
mand.
U.S. Air Force Captain Carl
F. Knabe II, son of l\lr. and
Mrs. Carl F. Knabe. of
LagWla Beach. has arrived for
city at Peterson Field, Colo.
F11111il11 ('irc11s
Captain Knabe. an in·
structor pilot, is assigned to a
unit of the A('rospace Defense
Command. He previously
served at Kesler AFB, ~tiss.
He is a Vietnam veteran.
Robert L. Frizzelle, son of
Dr. and 1'1rs. Nol<'n Frizzel!e
of 2424 Holiday Road, Ne"·port
Beach, recently con1pleted . a
U.S. Air !"Orce Reserve Of·'
ficers Training Corps
(AFRCYfCJ field training en-
campment at Hamilton AFB.
Calif.
During the encampment.
cadets receive survival and
sm all arms training and
aircraft and a i r c re 1\' in-
doctrination. They also have
the opportunity to obse r ve
~careers in u1hich-they m1g1n-11
lvish to serve as Air Force of-
ficers.
~ ........... , ............ ,., •'•
i\'late Second Class Daniel V,
Cienfuegos, son of i\1r. and
i\1rs, Rudolph Cienfuegos o(
9441 Candlewood Drive, H.un-
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew
G. Marusbok of 9 3 2 2
Southshorc Drive. Huntington
Airman Marlin is a 1965
g raduate of Costa ti1esa High
School.
Navy
Jenner,
Fireman J\Uchnel R.
son of ri..tr. and Mrs.
tington Beach, has been on ac·l--------------l·------------1------------
tive duty for training at the P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUB LIC NOTICE
Navai ·Air Station a t \\rhidbey ·----~~==c~--l---=c==""'="'·~=---l---.====-===o----FICT1 Tious BUSIN ESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS lUSINE§S
Island \'lash •H.AME STATEMENT NAME STATEMEN T NAME STATEMENT ' · Tne lol\owlno person is dolno touslneu The followlnQ ~rsons are dolno Tne foUow!ng Def'SOf>l are dolnQ .a~· bu1lnfn as: b1>sln~" aJ: BILL BROOX:S WALLPAPER HANG· llLAIR COLLEGE l!llll Newoar l THE JEWELftY LINE, 11:18 NtwPOtl tNG ~ER.VICE . 21)<1n Via Tal.iver1. Bl"<! .. Cost• Mesa. Cal. 92621 B!~o .. <os•a Mel•· Calif. 92627 • Mls~i"n vle!o, Cell!. SerT111c (Of'l)O<at!on, a Calltornla RClber! R. Raciti. 2'1 Vlrolnt Pl., Wllll~m Francis 8roolc1, 16~12 Via corpora!jon, 'UQl Newp0r1 Bl~d .. Cw-Co•t• Mes.,, c~1u. 92626
i\tarine Cpl. Dennis E.
Talavera, Mission Vle!O, Cali!. I• MMa, Cal. 9'2627. Carolyn L. Raciti, 2~1 Vlr11!nli1 Pl.,
n1fer Dabney of 814 Governor This bUslne's is cond11CIHI tov an In-Thli Mlncis Is (onducted 11y " cQr-r~"a M .. 11a, C•llt. 92614 d•v•d11al. 11<1rat•on T~ll bu.~inn1 11 fonductiMI by 1 gtMr•I
SI Co I '~ Wiiham F. Broolos Se-rn.ic (or~ratlon o•rlners~•P.
Da bney, husband of Mrs. J en-
., Sa J.nesa, \Va S Thjl sl1lem1111t was fdtd wltn rne Coun• Jovce A Clavdlln s~e1·v C~rol~n R1cltl . tv C er~ of Oranpe County on AUQus1 16, Tt.!s 1111emeni """' 1,1«i Wi!h Int Coun-Th;• ~1a1em"'1I was Ul!l(I wit" Ille Cou'l< n1er1tor1ously promoted t o his 1973 f"S 1v Clerk DI or111C1t cou~•v on AllllY•t 16. tv (!erk of Orenoe CounlY on Avo11t1 I'° F·l ., 1973 \911
present rank nt the Marine Publl~ed orange Coas1 Dally Plloi. · F·J7UI . f-usw All(>ull 18, JS, and Seo1ember 1. 8. PullliU.td Ortnge c:e11sr O•llY Pllo1, Pybh1hed Or.an.Jle Co.nt O..lly Piiot,
Corps Base at El Toro. 1913 2513.13 A,..,.,~1 u. 2s. •ild ~e-cttmlle' 1. A, AuQus1 18. 21, and Sep!rmt>tr 1. t.
i\·larine Pfc. l\lark L. Allen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Don F.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIH ESS
1911 1S4-4·73 1913 ts7'·'9
PUBLIC ~OTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
NAME STATEME .. T FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NOTICE TO Cft EDITORS
AJle.n Of 8882 Tholpe Ave., T~e lollowin-g per~on Is doing bYslne~s NAME STATEMENT SUPERIOR COURT 0" THI! f'Dunlain Va\ley \Vas p iu: The !ollowlflll oerson ls dol"G b11slneis ST,.TE oF c"LIFORNlit. FOR
. ' fO-CA l -S UR FACE C 0 A. T ING 11'· THE BOOK TREASURY 957 W 11th THE COUNTY OF ORANG•
moted to h!S present rank DJSTR IB UTlNG CO,, 0102 Mahala, Hun-1 Sf Costa Meia Ca 92621' ' No. A·J~U while SOfVl'ng at the '!ar'ne 11nglon Betctl, C•. 926-47 Miriam Jane 'wt1!on, 3129 Cork L.ine. El!ate DI LEONARD F. PEGG, Oect•S· n I J\ldv A. Fry 9102 M•l'l~!o Dr. Hun· Coslll Mesa. Ca. 92626 I'd. Corps Air Station at New f;n9100 B'acn. Cal. 9'16"1 _T~ls 1>11sine" ls conducted bv an In· NOTtCE IS ~EREBY GIVEN 10 the
R
, N Thi~ lluslne•' ;, conducted b)I an In· d•••clYal crtd!rors DI Ille 11DOwe n11Md Clfftdtr>I ]\'Cf, 1,C. dlvld1.1<11. Mldam Jar>e Wlhorl Iha! a!l l)trwns h•v!ng clalm.• 11111n,1 '"-JY<lv /> .• Fry. Tl'llS si.rement w•s Ill~ wlll'I th~ C{>Un· said dect'denl 11re required 10 lllt them,
--This statement was liled wi•l'I rlle Coun· :;1f1crk °' OranQt Coun v on AuoYs 16• wllh the nece"•rv vouc11ers, In thf oflice
Navy Airn1an Re c r u it 1v Cler~ ol Qran11t County on J11!y 2l. F-t7JSI ol !he clcr~ ot ll>e abo•e enlltttd eour1, or
Ed d I
19n. Pvblisl'led Orange CDllST 0..ily Piiot. lo present 111em. wl!h the necess~rv
war A. Uhr a ub. son or F-tJISI Au<111st 11. lS. and Seotember 1, '· voucMrs. to ll'le ul'Wlerslontd "' 211'0
[\1r and Mrs Edward J P11hllsM<:t ora~e Co.J•T Oaily Piiot, 1973 2St.5·7l Hertior Boulevard. Svhe 313, Cott• Mes~.
llh
, I b · · J111v 2ll an'CI AU'ljlust ~. 1\. 18, 1'171 n>0-73 CA. 926U. which h IM Olt<:e ol butlntss
r au of 15201 Newcastle. PUBLIC NOTICE or. 11\e lffldt rsloned In •ll m•"''' oer· ~I r I B h d ed PUBLIC NOTICE '"'nlng IO Ille el!ll• ol •~Id dectden!, un 1ng Oil eac ' gra uat FICTITIOUS 8USINESS •l i1hln toUr mon lll• •!!tr 11'1• llr•I OUD!k•·
from recruit training at the NAME STATEMliNT Hen ot lhis nctlce. •
N I
, , FICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS Tiie follow!ng Ptrtons ire dolnll 041ed J11ly Jl, 1973
ava 1raining Center ~t San NAME STATEMENT bvslnass as : Edn• Ann PtOIJ, E~tt11••h
Diego. \ The 10110 .. i~ ~·son is doing bu1lne$$ DELANEY'S, 190S1 C•mous Or, of 1ht Will ot •l'lf ~.. Or•noa County A,Jrpor1 S•nll Ana at>ove named dcce-e1-n1
I .. PERR'T''S MOTORCYCLE 5ERVICE, Call+ornla ' 'ROlllRT A. EASTMAN
Cade! James £, • -uon lli, 7>12 W.irner Ave., H11nti1191on 8C.(h, AIRPORT NUMBER ONE , a 27ft H•rWr l o.11...,•r•. Suitt Ht. nl. ,_... CA tl~ ...., C•lllornla Coroor•tlon, lo)(! LldO P1rk Cosl• Meu, C•lllornl• niM
1Yhose parents Uve at'-1~12 P••rv Dalton Cra11s, '.43' El P11tr;la. Dtlw. N~PO'f N~ c:1111orn11 T•I: 1no .MMlM . F..U..t•ll'l'V.illly, Ca!ll Thls"'bus!Mlt t, Dflllf cl!fldudfd bV 1 A"'""' for Elftt11trtl! Dalewood Lane, \Vestrrunster, This t..1s!n-b corldox:tfd by an 111-eoroor•tlon. Publl•hf'd Or1noe c~si fJ•llY Polo!.
is receiving practical \\'Ork in o1v1d11a1Ptrry o. C•ates ~:::?,R~.Hg.r,:,_R ONE Al.l!lint '· n. u. ». i9n . ''°1.13
military leadership at the Ar-T1>j1 st.iemenl wa1 IHed wl!n Tl'lf Coun· Sloned: Prt1iden1
R O!f. , . . 1v Clerk ot Orange Coun•v on Aug\lf.I t. TM• slalem8'1t filed with fl'lt Counlv 1ny eserve 1cers trauung 1913 cierk o! Orang• Couniv on: 7-JG.13. av 1 '3Ul
Cor ps advanced summer camp Publli~ed OranQ<t Coal! Dally F~t~~: Beny J. eergslen. OfOtl:y Counry F~~;~~ NOTICE TO Cll!EOITORS
J une 8 -July 19. A11911ll 11. 11, 1.S •nd Se~lember ,1. P11Dll1ht-d Or•"9• CDtSI Dally Pilot, SUPERIOR COURT 0,. THI! 1973 2•1S. l STAT!! 0~ CALl,.OlllHTA "011!
Cadet Lenon, a student at A\lllU\I •. 11• 1~· lS. 191] 2«13·73 THE COUNTY OF ORANGE tlfe~university -or Neva.-da at --PUBL1€ NOTICB PUBI;tc-NOTIC~ Esta!e Df :~::~.-$TARllRD.-
n , ' f 7,200 ~ Oeceao"9. n.t:nO. JS one 0 some stu-FICTITIOUS BUSINESS STATl!MENT OF VllTHORA>H•L NOTICE' IS HEREBY GIVEN lo I~
dents attending Army ROTC NA.ME STATEM<=MT FROM PARTNERSHIP OP ERATING cred!1or1 of The •bl!~ named Cl'Cl'dtf!I
PUBLIC NOTIC E
Allred H. Winett ol 9'>7 8 Ronda Sevilla,
Leguna Hiii$. Dale ol deatn A.119. 16. 1913. S1JrVIVed bY wile Ei!Mr. One son Howard --
P. Wiiiet! of Conn. One daugMer Mr,. Arn1y major Edwin \V, l..iDd·
· · f' , IJ · · The following ptrM>l'I II doing business UNDEll FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME lhill 111 persons l'lavlng el1lm1 1e-1!nS1 !he lra1n1ng at 1ve 1nsta atlons In as ; The 1011owlno Pf!'r$0n "'"s wlthdr• .. n "~said de<edt<>I •re requlrt'd to Ult !hel'!'I, the US NATIONAL AUTO GLASS OF HUN· I oe-ner"I p.1rtner frorn tile pi1rlner1hlp w!ll'> lne n«e1s11rv vo1Kher1, In the olrke . • T!NGTON BEACH, 1720-I Be.th B!Vtl. QIM'rarl~ under Ille tlcHlll!ll$ 1'111slneu of lhe clerk of lh• •boVI t<>llllf'd tOYrl, or
Albt!l'11 J. T01"9e5t!n. One brother Ch.arles ------'----,--------------Huntlng'Ton Beach, Ca. 926'7 n.ime of Old World Wroughl Iron & lo ort1ent Them, w11n lilt' neces11ry -. ' • "' Arltonl. One sister Ida Poltrd ol Mltll. '::.,'J, Memorlal Services SelurdeV ,tt Suonv•lde f-·
Chapel, Long Buch, wllh Re·1. Viola
Lukawleckl. Bell Br~wav Olr«tors.
• "'-"'\---· ~· -.L. ~~ waiter E. T1v1or, 106 Cresta Verde, L1mp1, 11 UJ2 E. te11tell11 Ave .. Orin.gt, VOUChel'I, lo !he undtrSIOned al the Dlfli;c
l Rolling HUis E11a1es, C•. 9017' C•llf. 92662. af lier at10r1>fY1, SIL'lERT &. $1l8ERT,
DAILY PILOT CAR'RIERS
Thh b111lnes1 11 condvcled by ~n In-The lltllllous bu1h>eun1me ~l1temen19601Wflshire8ou!ev1rd,Su!!e Ul,B•~er-dividu"1. for Ille p1rlner"1hlp wa• filed on APfll 6. Iv Hiiis. California 90210, wl'llch 11 the
ARBUCKLE & SON I WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
U7 E. 17th St., Costa l\fesa
616-4888 I BALT7~B~RGERON I
FUNERAL HOME
corona del Ptfar 673-9450 1·-COsta l\lesa 646-242,l • BELL BROADIV A Y
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Waller E. T•ylor 1m In tne Countv of Or.inge. place o! byslnns ot lhe under1lontc1 In 111
Tl'lis Jllll!'ment wu liled with lhe Ccun-Full N•e end Addrns ot Ille Person matter1 perl.,inlno to thf efl1!e or s.ild
) 1y Clerk of Orange County or> Jv!y 26. Wlll'ldrewln11: dee~!. within lour mor1t"5 arter 1111
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Pubtlslled Orange Coast Dally P/101 Jvly S!11ne<:1: Lindi Marie Fornell! JACQUELINE OOLORl!5 5TAR81RD
211 and AIJllUSI •• 11, 11, 1973 232~·73 F·JUU E~e<\llrix DI lhe Will of Published Oranot C~st 011lv Pile! trie 1bov1 n•m•d de<:tdent.
PUBLIC NOTICE Auoust 11, 11. 21 tnd Sc-~lember 1. SILBERT a SILIEll!T
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11 1Jsta -9601 Wt11hlrt t 1v• .. Suilt M4 PUBLIC NOTICE llevortv HUis, Ctllf. '°110
• _ ~ _ ~ FICTITIOUS lUSl!'iESS l -------------IAllorMYI for E•Kutrlx • NAM£ STATEME NT P11bllsl'ltd Orange Coa!t 0•1, Oii•,
The DAJL_Y PILOT i.~ proud of its corps of young salespeople w/10 deliver the newspaper to your door. These
Y_~u.11g nien ancl v;on1en are l/1e cre~1n. of the community. Eacll 1nonth, the best of the1n will be selected for
listing on the Honor Ro/1. Each carrier ltsted he re /las obtained at least four ?iew custo1ners during the past
111~11th. has .had 110 1nore tl~?n one custorner co111~/aint for Ow month and must have paid o1i time his or her bilt
/01 the 1.ie1vspaper bought 1_vholesale." Nurneral in front of star (*) precedhig each name i"ndicates 1iumber of
co11secutive months that carrier has been on t/Le Honor Roll.
Steve Don o•en M"rk Skilling Ooo Rodrigu•1 ]' Mi kt Rois
lim Lyon Gr.ih"rn Oev1icl ,. Sttve Boren )' Eric Raa1or
Gaty Graen Jeff Miller ,. Al Sant• M1ria ,. Denni• Hegyi
Fred J o11•1 Carol Collin1 2' Francis Ch•rbonne111 4' G1eg Simaki1
Ltonard ShYlh Bruce Romanagna ,. Bill B11tl•r .. Mik• McM11nu1
JtrOme c1t.rbonne111 Arnold D• Arco1 ,. J ill'! Larr •• Edd ie Hee gen
Scott Lind1ty c.,1, Brown ,. Paul a.,11.rd
Carol Sltloni Br•lt Tolly .. Rick AJ!•n
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,. Bobby Kuptar .. Landon Tinder
Mark Kri1b•r Pat Crain ,. To"' V•rd•r ,. Gary Wiltial'l'lt
Miki Reib ,,, Harrow ,. David K•lch1clori11t1
Mike Zel110 Brian Salt ,. ,. Mika Babcock
'•ul Hatulu k · s· Rhe• Babcotk
G1e9 Frie11 Johr> Soa1k, ,. An91I Fuerl•t ,. Ktvin Minnich
R1n11 Bugtl Oa~id Poller ,. Todd Show
Jtan s.1r1 Bobby Rop•r 2' Mikt Cowin
,. Jtrry Munyer
Miry 811911 Gr19 v., Dvke
,. Lisa Cl8•k 2' J ohn Pril9hr1m ,.
Richard Cook Rich.,rd Stockd1l1 ,. Stott Striql
Tim Hooker
Ron 8ld Hire no '" Stockdale 2' Steve S1r;9I '" Chri1 Bo11!1er
Scolt Hutchin1 Ooo Stockdalt ,. ,.. Denni• Stalont
Tod We!lac1 Todd S•ib•rt
Otr>nis Oooro 26' Fred Sancher
Greg H•rt LynM Schell
J. Mik• He•9er> '" Tony Sanclle1
Lenee Thomp1on l ilt 01t1iel1
J ' J a y Jon•s JI' Bvron St~lon1
J on Wind1.i
J. J im Rosi ll' G ragorv O.ymon
Carriers of the Month
Rhea Babcock, San Juan Capistrano
Mike Ross, Huntington Beach
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Tht lollowlng per.Min I! dolnQ bvslness FICTITIOUS llUSI NESS A ' , .as: NAME STATEMENT uvus I, II, li and Septem~r I
CAPTAIN FLYBR IGHT AIRCRAFT Th<' !Cllowlno ~rwns ar~ dolno 1973 J50rl.,j
WAXING. SOI.Ill\ A!rparl Wav. Sant" bu'lntn "': Ana. C•lllornia McGREGOR CUSTOM CALF PEllS
Micl'la!I Brian Lvnch, 315&2 Wiidwood SOUTHERN DIVISION. 8601 Edison
PUB LIC NOTICE
r;r .. South Laguna. Call!. 92617 Avenvo. Huntington 8t<ttl'I, C"llfornl1 SLP.ft
This bU1!ness 11 condtK~cd by an ln, 92646 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA dlvld1>al. Al.Jn H. JollnM>t'I, 2116 Santa ,1,n, Ave. COUNTV OF ORANGE
Michael B. Lvoch Costa Mes., C•llfo•nla 92627 · CASE NUM•rR
Thi' s1111emen1 w•s llled with lM coun· M.irv Ann Jollnson, 2S16 S1nt1 Ant AO 11UJ • iv Clerk ot Orange Ccunly on Aug. 16, Avt .. Costa Mesa, C.illtorn11 92617 CITATION lie AdOpllon •~ 1971 This buslne» ll ccnducl1d bV 1n lrt-In !he Matter of 1111 Adoohon Pell!ion of
Publt1Md Or•nge Co.J:I Dally Pllol. dlvl<lv•I. OSCAR WE5LEY CORWIN 1 n d
Aug. 18. 25, tnCI Sept. 1, $, 1973 lS9l-7J A1•n H. Jol'lnton GERTRUOE FA'T'E CORWIN Ad°'"-M•ry Ann Johnson Parent.. ' ....
PUBUC NOTICE Tiils sr111mtn1 w•s tlltd with Tht Coun-To OEANNE SUE CORWIN PORTER -------------l~Cltrk ot Or1ni>e Covnty on J11ly 26, BY ordllr ol tl'lls Courl, y011 1,1 htttbV
FICTITIOUS I USINESS . el!tCI end r~ulred to tPPta~ oerlOll•llv F2705' concerning !he .tdootlon ol J'AMES NAME 5TATEMENT Published Orangt C0111I Diiiy Piiot. Ju-PATRI CK CORWIN ,. I
'l'llt following person Is doing bus<1Ms1 IY 21 "nd A11g11sl •· 11, 18. 1t7l "20-73 IUC!ilt of this cou~t 1;(' i'h"'' <Delore lht' a1: Ora S t O\lnlY o
1 VOYAGER AQUARIUll.\S AN o PUBIJC NOTICE c ~. 1"
11 Of 01lf<Wnl11, 8t lht our!room ol Dfparl~nr 3 700 Clv!e l
THINGS, 17616 C1meron SI. Apl. 8 '--------------ICent1r Dr. Well Santi A,.. C llf t H11nt11111ton Beach, Caltf. '2641 r· Nov 1 19... ' • • 011'! ii on 1 Hodgn Sidney Gallop tll, 17676 FICTITIOUS IU51NESS day. tha '~el f;IS D'dock A.M., of lh•t'I
, Cameroo, Apl. B, Huntington Beach, T• ' 1,NA~I STATEMENT Wti.f Ill; I...,.,. 111,,er•.~o-~d t•11M, If •nv,,
I Cafll. '24-47 .,e O OWll\O perlOll$ ••• dclng ilw~" ~n "'"""' not 1>11 11r•nltd • N Tills buslMSI Is conducled by an In· buslnen •11 •ccordlno lo !he pafftlon Oft "I• lleretn. I dlvloua!. SOUTH COAST HAULING. 15l6 If you ......... to st.ii IM Wvlte of." ••• ~ Hodges Sldntv Gtt!OP 111 Sere-n-'<!e Ter .. C0<one dtl Mor. Cant I0111t' In lhl1 m•Htr,,,ou •tlould fo to1
"" Thll 1li1lement w•s Uttd with !he Coun· 9266-1; P.O. Boll 2:Ml. NtWPOl'I Beith, promprt, H 111•1 VIII Wiii ff "'"'""''• , tv Clerk °' Oranoe Coutlly on J11ly 26. caur. f?Ul tfPl'ttt"'" II Ille hall'lftt, \ 1973 J1m111 M•l'llty H1rrlwn. 1536 Serenade Oated J11ly 30, 1t73 ' F270SS Ter., Ntwporl Be•ch, Caltr. t2~ W. E. ST. JOHN, Counly C1trk Pub1l~ed Orallllf Coal! Dally Pllo1, J\I· Connie Rvtledoe H•rrlson, 1Sl6 Bv Ar!l'tur E. tcr~tf. Del)llly •
ly 28 alld ,e,1111uJ! l. 11. 11 1973 2ltll·7l Serenaoe Ter .. Newport eea(h, Calli. Putollshed Or1noe C0>011 o ... uv Piiot, 9266-' AUQY11 H. "· 2S and Sepltmlllr ,
Tllh busln~ls I& ccnoucted toy an fn· 19n ?~11.1i
dlvldual. PUBLIC NOTICE 1--------------1 Connie JI , H•rrlson PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Thl1 f!tlem&nl WIS !!ltd wll!'I lhe COUl'l-'--.;;;;;;;:::0-::0-:C:"'=-,=--Nit.ME STATEMEHT ly Clerk DI Orang.e County on AllOilll 1,1 NOTICI: 01" IULIC T N ,. ) 1; Tht tollowln11 ptrson Is doing buslntll 1973. NOTICE IS HE•ES' Gll!A S Ell {.: aJ ' F·t1Ut 1 1VEN TO THE 1 ~•, . OE NT AL seM1NAM:, 2360 s In Pu bllthtd O••llllf COflll D8HY Pltot ~~~D~TORS OF H. E. "WINDY"~
Ctemenll SlrHI, Le-ouna 11 t 1 t h , AVllYll 1 !. 18, 1S and SeOlltf!'lll*r 1, tr8n,r::e, AM{ T r.!,'.'.~,rorf" 111"1 II bulk :
Cetltornl• t16$1 1971 1•59·73 ' .......... o bt mlde bv L11Aoy Terr-ell, 2360 Sin Clemenlt St., Tr~ruh!rM, whole busln•ss addr1s1 I•;
L1gu,.. 1!1111ch, Cllllornl• 926$1 PUBIJC NOTICE ,l!''~ Newport Btvd .. In th• City of Cost• 1
Tiii• bolalneu 11 eonductcd t>y iln In-C ",, • CounlY DI Or•noe. State of • dlvldua1. 1 f.ornl•, Ind •II <ii wl!OH other blnl"''' 1 LtlltOY Tfrrell NOTICE TO CREDITORS n•mes lllld eddrnttt Vied within lhree1
Till•.,.,,.,,.,., Wit llttd with tllt CO\ln• SU PERIOR COURT OF TMI! YMfl 1111 Pltl. to ltr It known lo ' IV CMrk, DI Orange CO!JfllV on AUllUll t. STATE OF CALlflOIUflA flOllt Tran1f1ret, ire Wlnd'f''• A!Jcilon B•,11, '
1'11 • F2711J THE co~~Tx~:uo•ANGI :~~ .~-:~~ ~~:k1ZO:~ ~6~E111c:1~:!
l"U~tahed Orin,. Cati! DtllY Piiot Estete of MARY A. PFIJIRMANH, Bll:OWN, SR., Tr11n1ltrH1, wh o 1 e
AUOUll 11 11 2~ •nrl 5*ptMibor 1' bece1.Md. buall>Ott tddrtu 11 72' South Stwltll, In ' ltn • ' • 216G-73 NOTICE ts HEAEl!l't GIVEN to !tit tn. CtlY of West Covin•. County ol \.os ! rtdllor• of tile •t>Ov• n1mld dtcfCStnl Allll*I"' Stille of C1llfonrlt, ol' 11'1• follow-1
PUBIJC NOTICE Intl •U perlonll hiving cletm1 •1111lntl Ille Int OttcrU>ld oertONI property ol 1
111ld Cltcldttnl •re req11lrtd to tli. fl!tfn, Trentftror, to-wit:
wl!l'I tilt' nt«t .. rv ~Mr11 tn TM ofllct All siocic In !ride, nxture1, equlom&nt
JTATIMINT OF Al!IANDONMINT OF ol' 11111 tltrk of !hf •bOvt ent l!td court, or end llOOCI ""111 of f certain euctlon
USE OF l'ICToTIOUS l!IUSIHESS Hit.Ml to present lllem, wnh ll'lt flt(flt•rv butlnlSI kn<rwn •• WINDY'S AUCTION Ttlt follow/11(1 ptftofl 1111 •D•ndo!Md !ht vouc;11er1, to Ille 11nc1er11,ntd ,, 27"' e.-11:H •I'd loc•ltd II 207SI., Ntwl)Ol'I
UM of Ille fltt!llM b10lnf'I n1me H•rt>Or e1ve1.. 51111• ala. Cott• Mm, Blvd .. 11'1 ttw CUy of Cotll Mm, County ·' BERKSHIRE'$ IN THI! $KY •• Ortng't C•!ll, '262'. wNc:l'I II ""Pl.Kt of bUll• of Or1ngt. Sl•l• ot C.llfornl .. •M 11\tt ~
Covnry All1)0l'l, S1111t• An•, CtU10rnl•. nts1 or Ille 111'1dorste-ntc1 In 111 mtlltr• "" tocno.f1111 but-ff•nsltr wltl M (1)11• ~
TM fict!tiout b11tl11111 ntmt reltrroM to ~rt•IM1All to tl'll e1111e ot •tld dKtdtMt, summattO Ot1 or ~lltf ,Monell)' 1ht 3rd d•Y1 •llO"'* w•t 111td 111 Oral'IQe C011nty on within tour monll'lt •ITtt" Ille ffr•I p,il)ll· of S.plfmbfr, lt7), fllfoutll l!IKl'OW No ..
A119i.i1t If, lffZ. c•rlQl'I o1 11111 nctlct n-1u, 11 the ..c:row dtowtmenl ol !flt Alll:PO'lT NUM8iR ONE. • D11tc1 July Jl, nt3 NtWPorl Be1ch lrlncll ofSKUfl'V P•clfle
MATTRESSES
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C•llklrMlf corf)Orlltlon, ~ Lido P~r~ ,AUQvtl EdW•rd ,tlrrmal'll'I Nllll!l'ltl fll'lk •I :MTS \111 L!Oo In Ille City "
Drive, N1WJ:IOl'I B111dl, C1llt<1rnl1 92660 !xecu!or Of the Wiii or Newport tffC111 COlll'ITY of °''"°"' -Yllit t:lutllllU W•t conducted by • tor• ol I/If 4DOVI n•med Ot<edtl'lt -Sllllt of CtllfOryrl.. • I
Rhe a Babcock, daughter of M r. and Mrs. Kirk Lloyd Babcock, and Mike Ross, son of Mr. and Mr1. I J •mes ~· Ross, have bun named Honor Carriers of tht Month. Rhea fives in San Juan Capistrano 1t
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.urflng-antrb1 stlfafl ate her favo-rit1--sports;-and--frer prof'th ·arr 1pent-on-clother and-nvingr.-Mik•
hvu In Hun tington Beach ond 1nfoy1 coin collecting and wrflng. His profits art u•td for 1ovln9• and
torltlon. R.Of>Ori it.. llttll'lln OA'fEO! A111111st U, lt71. "'\
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C.ancer Str·il{es Wife of Dodgers' McMullen
UMP ART FRANTZ AND CHUCK TANNER (L) DEBATE ...
Ryan's Fi,'e-hit
Gem Handc11ff s
Detroit, I 0-2
Nolan Ryan, with home run support
from Frank Robinson and Mike Epstein.
fashioned a five· hitter f<' rid a y1
night to beat the Detroit Tigers for the
fourth conse<."Utive time enroute to the
Califom(a Angels' 10-2 victory.
Ryan. the major league's runa~·ay
strikeout leader. fanned 13 Tigen to run
his total for the season to 288. just 94 less
A ngel • Slar.e
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.i.r.111. 11 Dllroil •I C:•lllornla 6 ~ p.m
S:SI p.m. 7·Sl p.m, A119. lt 0..rolt V C.•lllotni•
Aug. 11 MllW•Ukff •I C•lltornl•
thin the major league record for a single
oeasoo, held by Sandy Koufax.
It was the. 17th tim~ tbis year that
Ryan,. now 14-14,• has struck out 10 or
more ill(cl game, equalling the American
League record he shares w i t h
Sam McDowell. He surrendered a run in
the Wrd and Mickey Stanley's !Ith
J»roer cX the season in the eighth.
Robinson and Epstein p a c e d
California's 13-hit attack. Robinson drill-
ed a -three-run <homer, his 23rd of the
season and added a double while Epstein
hit his seventh homer, doubled and singl· ...
Woody Fryman. !HI, Look Lhe loss.
which dropped Detroit one and one--Oalf
gkmes behind Baltimore ln the American
lj!ague's East Division.
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'It's Caused Use to Car e Mor e for Each Othe r'
LOS ANGELES {AP) -1 Ken
Mc~1ullen. whose 'ba.t is responsible for
a! least five Los Angeles Dodgers vic-
tories !his season, seriously-thought
about quitting so he could be with his
pregnant wife, who has cancer.
But Bobbie McMullen wouldn't let him.
They've also decided to go ahead with
the birth of their third child, expected
about Dec. 3.
Then Bobbie, who is in her mid·20s.
will start radiu1n treatments for the
malignant lump in ·her breast. \Vhat her
future may be after that has not been
revealed.
"\Vhen he y,•anted to quit for the season
to be with me," Mrs. McMullen said, "he
told me It was because or his back."
McMullen, a former Angels player,
was sidelined 26 days early in the season
because of his sore back. Tfie Dodgers
were in San Francisco In May when Ken
was told of rhe cancer alter a biopsy. He
\Vent home to Oxnard as the team travel-
ed to Cincinnati, so he could be with his
\Vife during surgery for the malignancy.
.. Ken and I simply came to the con-
clusion we were not going to change our
lives. especially for the sake of the kids ,"
said Bobbie, of Ryan, 31h:, and Kenna. 2.
"It hasn't brought wi closer together,
in the usual sense of a catastrophe," Ken
said. "but it has caused us to have more
concern for each other.
"This winter we are going to do things
together we aiways have talked about, but
never done. Llke visit Acapulco and
Puerto Vallarta."
Meanwhile, McMullen has 1hit In the
clutch, although he has not played
regularly. Hts pinch hit home run beat
A1ontreal this week and his double beat
llouston on Aug. 2.
Three of his four homers this season
came in successive games in late June to
help produce Dodgers victories when
regular third baseman Ron Cey \Vas hurt.
''I feel we have gone back to a normal
routine." Bobbie said. "And r ha\'e stnp.
ped being concerned about myself."
Cubs Snap Losing Streak
With 5-l Victory Over LA
CHJCAGO iAJ>1 -Billy \Vil\iams
drove in four runs \Yith a bases-loaded
£ingle and his 15th home run and Bob
Locker turned in clutch ninth-iMing
relief pitching. leading Chicago to a 5-1
victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers
Friday that snapped the Cl.lbs' losing
streak at 11 games.
Bill Bonham. 5-4, who struck out nine
batters and walked four, had a one-hltler
going into the ninth inning. But he "'alk·
ed Bill Buckner to open the stanza and .
one out later, gave up singles to Joe
,.~erguson and \Villie Crawford that load-
cti !he bases.
Locker then came on and Steve Garvey
hit his first pitch back to the mound to
Dodgers Slate
All G•mn •n Kl'; i ... I
start a game-.en.ding double play.
11:10•.m. 11 :10 •. m. 5 p.m. s p.m.
Bonham held the National League's
West Division leaders hitless until
Buckner pulled a one-out line-single to
right in the sixth inning.
Dave Lopes, who had been hit by a
pitch just before Buckner's single, took
third on the clean hit and scored on
Willie Davis' sacrifice fly .
Bonhan1 . \Vho \Vas used 1nainly in relief
earlier in the season, \\'as making his
fifth start since being installed in the
Cubs' starting rotation JuJy 29.
It was only the Cubs' ninth victory
against 30 losses since July 2.
• • ' •• .. • •• L°'"'I, 1b ' ' • • Ktt1ln;tr, " • ' ' ' Buckrwr, If ' • ' 0 C41rdt'fl411, rf ' ' ' • DIVIS, Ct ' • ' ' Wllll•m1, " • ' ' • FtrQU$0n, ' ' • ' o C•rty. " • ' • • Crawfofd, rf ' ' ' ' Hisel, If • ' • • G•,..,,ev, lb • • • • S1nlo. lb ' • • • LfV• lb ' • ' o "'",orlll•y, cf • ' ' • RusHll, 11 ' • ' ' Hurldley, ( • • ' ' Mw.ih, ' ' • • • Pooovlch, 7tl ' ' , ' Joshua, "' ' ' • • Bonham. p ' ' • • Oowl'lln;, p • ' • • Locktf', ' • • ' • Y1a9tf', pll ' • • • HOU'jjh, I' • • • • Tot11 ' • • • Tol•I ~ ' ' s
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King Disqualified
lttitclwll, Still Knotted
In VSI Golf Lead at 137
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s·UTTON, Mass. (AP) -"The game (j_.
golf is fUIUly," Bobby Mitchell said after
tyi ng Ken SWl for the second-round lead
in the $200,000 USI Golf Clas.sic.
"A lot of things can happen."
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the hilJY, f,212-yard layout.
Lee Tevino, meanwhile, vaulted into
contentim with another 67 that \vas
highlighted by the first hole-il>-One or his
spectacular career. He was two strokes
off the pace with a 139 total. Jim King undoubtedly would agree that
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Trevino's ace came on the 185-yard
_first bole. He used a six-iron.
a lot of things can happen . But it's ve ry
doubtful that the husky, 211)..powlCier
could see the humor in his situation.
King, a tour 11¥mber with indifferent
success since 1968). was disqualified and
suspended indefinitely Friday after an
altercation with tour official Pete Sesso.
"The ball hit about 15 feet in front of
the flag ," Trevino said. "But I didn't see
it go in."
Rik Massengale, 70, and Jim Wiechers.
67, were one stroke off the leading pace
at 138 while Trevino was tied at 139 with
former champion Tom Shaw, Dave Glenz
and Steve Melnyk. Shaw matched the
best round of the day, a 66. First round
leader Dick Lotz went to 75-lil.
Doctors, after the operation, sald lt
might be advisable to terminate the
pregnancy. Then a spc<:iallst assured
them it would be all right to go ahead
and have the baby.
"\Ve are so glad we decided to makt
the decison," said Bobbie.
~lrs. McMullen said anyone with
cancer symptoms should see a doctor
immediately "because it \1•on 't go a1vay."
She said that if her lather hadn't
delayed {\VO years ago, he might be alive
today .
"Ifs a \\•aitins: game. You mu st ha ve
faith and com fort in the doctors. in the
church, and in God. And in Ken.''
JOHN HADL
Rams Seeking
Firs t Victory;
Face Oakland
BBRKELEY, (AP) -Chuck Knox .
new head coach or the . Los Angeles
Rams. can look up tY.'O 1972 scores for a
hint why there was a job opening for him
to fill :
Oakland Raiders 34. Rams 9 in the
preseason and Raiders 45. Rams 17 in the
regular season. The t'¥l-'O games v.•ere
among the worst the Rams played under
Tommy Prothro, fired as coach at the
end or the 1972 National Football League
season.
The Rams. still winless under Knox,
play the Raiders today at the Un.iverstiy
of California's Memorial Stadium in the
third preseason game or the surmner for
both teams. Los Angeles Is 0-1-1, the
Raiders are 1-0-1.
The Raiders' defense will be facing an
old enemy. Jolut Hadl, who '"'°" the
On J'1' Today
Cha1u1e l 2 at 1
respect of Oakland pass defenders in his
many years as San Diego Chargers
quarterback, is the Rams ne\v passing
hope.
Harli's receivers include Jack Snow,
Harotd Jackson and Dick Gordon.
"It's a good group,'' says Raiders
coach John Madden. "They can aU nm.
It will be a good test for our secondary,
which knows all a boot Hadl."
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On the course. the quiet, soft-spoken
Mitchell and the talkative Still matched
fiv~under-par 6fs and tied for the ~hoJe
lead with 137 totals, seven-under-par on
Mitchell, a pro since he was 15, has
been in a slump since winning the 1972
Tournament of Champions. He twice
threatened for the lead in the recent
canadian Open, but each time knocked
himself out of it with a !at seven on a
key hole.
Hadl and Jimmy Harris are scheduled
to share the Rams' passing chores, and
Madden probably will continue ,to give
Daryle Lamonica and Ken Stabler equal
time as Oakland passers.
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Snrith Battles
Unknown Ovici
1 11 Davis Cup
Al.Af\10. Calif. (AJ>) -United States
star Stan Smith drew Romania's Tuma
Ovici Friday as his Singles opponent for
today's opening match o( the Davis Cup
tennis lnterzono Finals between the
countries.
Uie Nastase, whose meeting with Smith
should be the highlight or the three-day
competition, will face 31-year-old Marty
Riessen. \Vho will be making his first
11:415 a.m. (4)-0ASEBALL-The Davis Cup appearance in five years in to-
Cincinnati Reds meet the ri.1ets in day's other match.
New York's Shea Stad\un1. Smil h and Erik van Dillen nrc schedu-1
1 p.m. (21-RAMS FOOTBALL"':'" cd 10 meet Nast11se and Ionel Santeiu
The Rams.i take' on the Raiders iii Sunday in doubles.
, an exhibition game at Oakland. Riessen will phty Ovici and S1nith \vill
2 P.M. (4J WORLD face Nastase in A1onday's singles matches.
UNIVERSITY GAMES -Women's The Americans are ravored and could
~sties rcaturing Russia 's gold C'linch the best~f-(ive lntenone Finals
medalists Olga Korbut and t~udmila before the long-aw~ted Smith-Nastase
Turischev.a. Al90 the men's shot match.
1 put. The United States has won the Davis
• 2:30 p.m. (I I) -HORSE RACE Cup title five straight years. A victory on
• ·-·Secretarlarbeads the field in the the cement Round Hill Country Club
Tnrvers.-Sea'etart11t coukt become cour~ here would send the Amerlc:ins to
a milUonaJ.re. with a victory today. the finals again, and they would face
4 p.m. (2) -U.S. ·INDUSTRIES tither Australia or Czechoslovakia at
• GOLF CLASSIC -Third round ac· Cleveland in December.
lion tn the $200,000 U.S. Industries Smith and Nastase, considered by
Ctassls from SUtton, Mass. (4) -many the world's best two tennis
WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES -players, have not mcl in singles this
Women's gymnastics, men's 10,000 year.
'meter run. Smith beat the Romanian in four of
5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF their five matches las t year 1 Incl uding a
SPORTS -Gymnastics and bicycle ,meeling last year, including a n1ceUng In
racirt. Olga Koc.but porfonm at the Davis.cup finals and a memorable
Madlaon Square Garden.. five-Set motch in lhe Wimbledon finals.
--irp:rn':\41 =PRO FOO'TllALL-=--Smtih ~cln!l!l'l!ed
An exhlbltlon game between the than $150,000 In tournament prize money
, ~t\nnesota Vikings and Kansas City last year. For representing their countries
Chiers. in the Davis Cup, they'll earn Just
salaries from '\heir homo rederaU011$. ... AND KEN ASPROMONTE !Rl TRIES SILENT PLOY.
SUTTON. M•K-~ond roulld lffelel'I IJ'I , ... noo ••
000 USI Golt Cl•1ak,
Ken Sllll
80tlblf .Mllch ... I
Jim Wlechtt's
Rick Ma•Mllll•le Tom Sh•w Oavld Blent S!eve Melnyk LH Trevino L11nnr W1dklm.
Tom Jeniliou.
Reis R411><Mll
Lionel Htblffl
Mlrlln fl.one" Al G ... 1111'09'!"
MUI..-81rber
Mik• McCullough
Bob Wynn Tommy Aaron
Raiders fans will be getting their first
look at defensive end Bubba Smith in an
Oakland uniform. The big lineman who
caine over from the Baltimore Colts in a
rerent trade sat out the opening games
against New England and DaUas.
One of Los Angeles' top veterans. of-
fensive tackle Olarlie Cowan . is expected
b<..ck in the starting lineup after recover-
ing from a groin pun. But guard Tom
Mack is out with bruised ribs.
Tennis .Marathon Champ
Challenges Bobby Riggs
Doug Nassif of Garden Grove is the Nassif and Jim Carroll recently played
v;orld record co-holder for tennis a tennis match that la sted 75 hours. from
marathon play and also a student at Pep-July 27-30.
perdine College in Malibu where he plays "Let hhn (Bobby Riggs) compete in a
tennis for Bobby Riggs' son .. Larry. real test c:l tennis. Something that will
Nassif has issued a challenge to the not only di splay his skill , but his courage
senior Riggs to face him in a 43-hour and stamina. I don't COMider it an unfair
honor match, although he admittedly match : l'1n 21. and the best marathon
hasn't discussed the situation with Riggs' player in the \\-'Orld by virtue nf m,y
son. record.
"! used to have the highest respect for "But I'm not hall the class player he
Bobby," Nauif says. "I have read his is. If he could malte money off o£ the
books and he" has been my Inspiration match, he ~"OUld say •yes ' but I don't u-
during the time he WOll a legitimate peel him to accepl the challenge
player. othenvise.
"Dul now he has prosUtuted himself Lo "If we should play, be would probably
I" make a buck. I guess it just dislllusiootd kUI me for the first 10 hours but after
me to the point of anger and now I want that it would be a different story for I.be
to beat him ." final.38 hours,"
Asked ii playing for Larry had If tl\iggs should accept , lhe two will
anything to do with the challenge: he play according to lhe rules provided £or
says not. · tennis marathons by the Guinness Book ot
"l understand t.arry and his father World Records. Rest bret1ks arl" •lln.,,·ed
don't get along very well and that they five minutes out o£ caQh hour plRyed.
soldom-speak tn tacit other?-Na11&1ll--Ri"ggs h .. been-in U.verlY-.!llll.t-all
says. week and rcporledly is •pending \he
Larry. in addition lo coaching the ten-_,kend al Bear Valley, consoquently, he
nLs team, Ls a stock broker. Ht's away was unaval1abte for immediate comment
from school during the summer monthl. on the challenu:e . ··
•
IZ DAILY PILOT Saturday, Auq111t 18, 197)
Sports Clipped Sliort
Aaron Rips No. 703
MONTREAL -II • n r y
Aaron or the Braves hit tho
703rd home run of his careel'
in the sixth Inning of the
Braves' game against tbe
Montreal Expos.
Aaron lined a ooe-ball, l\.\.'O-
strlke pitch over the left.
center field fence for his 30th
home run of the .season, leav-
crushed Lhe Bills 37-21 in a Na·
Llonal Vootball L c <i g u e
prcscason game .
c.ki~w lo de!eodillg her 1972 ti·
lie with an tqually quick 6-2, ~
I triurnph ove r South Africa's
Pnt Pretorius.
Orantes \Viii meet Raul
Ran1irei of Mexico in the
scmi·flnal s today • at t be
Woodstock Club.
will meet 1970
champ Linda
•
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Alamitos ··
Racing ..
Entri~ l
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'"IT •ACI, "° v.~1. > '"" .... cl1lmlno, oune 11,100 c.lllrnlna Jlrfff ~ .... QOn lenk. O. ll:nfaht
C """' L. Ml"' l!llOl!tr'I lolt. . TtHIUrt ~h Jev ll•r J ., HI ,_ lnn't Allbl C. rnlth onlo'I eev buk1. E. Gari• i~I HllQ N114o, II. t1nk1
a "" :lllt. Cr b 10 th iJ"•· f~L,1r
.. ing him just 11 home runs
behind Babe Ruth's all-lime
baseball record of 7\4 borne
runs.
A crowd of 80,020-four under
ca1>oci ty -saw the con·
troversial rw1ning back rlp
through Buffalo's defense 10
times for 10 yards in the first
half. In addition, 'Thomas
caught three of Billy Kilmer's
passes ror 42 yards and scored
a touchdown On a one-yard
run.
?\1iss Evert
Clay Court
Tuero.
e V .S. Skills
llECOND llACIE. Jl"O Vt rfl. J VJtr oldJ a. """ cltl!"-lno. ourM tl.700.
cl1Jmlno prlct 11 ,600. I
l To Go, H. CrOJbv !ff Plundtr, ll. Ad1lr • Go Fl°'tlt Go. d. k"lahl
The extra-base hit tied him
\rith Stan 111usial , former
St. U>uis Cardinals' star for
the all-time lead in that
department.
e R e dskl11 s Romp
e Seeds Bree:re
INDIANAPOLIS -Top
seeds Manuel Orantes and
Chri.s Evert breeied through
lo the semifinals of the $90,000
U.S. Clay Court Open tenni.>
tournament Friday.
Orantes, a 2 4-y ear· o Id
Spaniard, took only about 30
minutes to put away Paolo
Bertolucci of Italy, 6--1 , 6·0.
1'-10SCOW -The Soviet
Union, dominating the track
and field events , carried nine
gold medals into today's events
of the World University
Games. with the United States
tca1n far bchi11d.
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Mr Arrow1y, S. tr111ur1 Peousu1, l . Mvt11 I 0 e1v OHCOn •• ,, J, W•f11 ,, I'm An Oldlt too, It. Aclllr llf
P'OUllTH llACI. lSo v•rctt. s 'l'tllr old1. 1Uow1nc•. P11r11 U.SOO.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -Duane
Thomas and the Washington
Redskins romped arowKI the
Buffalo Bills' new 80,000-seat
st~um Friday night as
thcligh lhey owned It and
Miss Evert, the machine-like
IS.year~ld. moved one step
At OCIR Tonight
The U.S. track and field
team, which had to settle for a
silver· medal on 'I1rursday by
Kalhy Schmidt. the Long
Beach City College javelin
thrower , collected only a
bronze on Terry Porte r's
thjrd·place finish in the pole
vault Friday.
Although the Am er I can
1ncn's basketball team has
scored two easy victories, the
Games so far have been a
d i s a p p ointment for the
Americans, and it appears it
will take next week's swim·
ming events to restore
American pride.
READY FDR KINDERGARTEN -Go Fartherfaster
(1) from the Vessels' Stallion Farm, will be favored
to win tonight's $102 ,400 Kindergarten Stakes race
for two·year-0lds at Los Alamitos. It will be con-
tested over 400 yards with Impressively (4) and Play
Pokey (2) also listed as starters in the JO.horse field
for the stakes race.
Oddtrn11ker. I(. Hirt 1n SlrOllll 1"4:1 l old, 81nk1 1 Miu Pok!, ChJ1;11 J. WtMln 1 7 Sctnl ol l mt, H. P1111 1"11
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Matadors
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Ongai$ Offers
Drag Race Views e Blulocf< Leads To Tijuana
By HOW ARD L. HANDY
OI Ille DIUY "Hot Staff
ST. PAUL, A1inn. -Jane
'I' ha Blalock. proving her con· concern. , m sure we ve tention that she is platting Tv."O of the youngest stars of done some good already and in ;/ ·
bo · ks 'II ha relaxed for the first time in the bullring will join veteran Danny Ongais is living proof a ut six v.·ec we ve a
that drag racing is not a game fuel dragster ready to rnce." more than a year, toot a Eliseo Gomez (El CbarroJ on
of chance. Ongais isn't a novice 'in the leading four·under par 69 into the same cartel Sunday in a
· 1 I fi Id Uidoy's second round of the The cx·Hawalian motorcycle experun en a .1c · tripleheadcr at the Plaza
racing sta r who now calls When he was driving for $30.000 St. Paul Ladies Open Monumental de Ti1'uana.
M. k Tho I at Keller (;()Jf Course. Carlsbad his home, head s a ic ey mpson s e v er a The action begins at 4
group of outstanding West years 3go the duo was working • Fight To11lght h f · h th F d M Co o'clock with eac torero acing Coast Funny Car performers wit e or otor mpany
d I t f t"·o bulls of Tequisquiapan. at Orange County Intcmn· on eve opmen o a new lNGLE\VOOD JWmeo one of the country's finest bull tionaJ Raceway tonighl in an passenger car. Anaya says he expects to
interscctional match as half of "The 1968 prototype or the pursue the faster Enrique Pin· ranches.
a double program. Action Mach I v.•as the result." dcr, who is determined not 10 The two young stars arc
starts at 7. Ongais says proudly. "It came be lulled into a slugging match Eloy Cavaws and CUrro
In the other half. the about as a result of what we tonight in their \Vorld Boxing Rivera. They have appeared
American Hot Rod Associa· did on the drag strip that Ass 0 ciation bantamv.•eight on two other occasions on the
tion's Grand Am c r i can season ." champion.ship fight at the same program in Tijuana.
regional points meet will be Wha t about his 1thoughls on Forum . In the first, Fabian Ruiz was
staged for top sportsmen drag racing? Is a driver get· gored in the IWlg by a Rcych
ra cers. ting too old for the sport at Huerta bull and nearly died.
But interest in the \Yest vs. 30? s· ill M Before the day \\'8S over
Midwest funny car match ··1 don'l think it has ever p aJ•s Cavai.os and Rivera '\'Crc
competition centers around been proven." the 3l·y.ear-old knocked dov.'n and trampled .
Ongais anFI 18-year~ld Billy says. "In fact, the older you F • But Rivera won a tail from
Meyer of Waco. Texas. are the better you arc al drv· 3JJ'!!°J'OlllldS one bull and an ear from
Does drag racing become ing." u another.
a boring situation for a driver How about the switch frm The other 'time they fought
who has won many national conventional Christmas· tree Bik.e Race together, Cavazos drew a
cha mpionships on both the light standard o( several yeari grand Torrecilla bull named
NHRA and AHRA circuits? ago to tY,.o-light pro starts now named OJ'alete, v.'hose life was Santa An a's Dave Galvin "Not in the slightest," Dan· in vogue? spared. Cavazo.c; symbolically
h "W th h J t' was the only rider to escape a rry says. "lf anything, I ave e go roug evo u ions was awarded a tail. · dr · 1·k ,,...,; five.bike spill and went on to more enthusiasm this year m ag racing 1 e everJ' ...... ng · h h Earlier this season, Cavazos than in any previous season. else. I don 't think the v.•1n t e andicap main event made a return to the Tijuana
"We are working on a pro-Christmas tree lights made Friday night in the weekly nn· g. w1·""'ng the tail from
ha ·1 th f f · tart Too -much speedway motorcycle faces at ... .u gram t t enta1 s more an or very air s s. each of his bulls on Jul y 1. just racing. And the motoring of the situation was in an· Orange County Fairgrounds.
public v.·ill benefit from the ticipatioii of .,,.,.hen the green Galvin was leading when Rivera cut-a tail from his
experiments we are doing with light would come on. Fountain Valley's Dann y first bull in his return Jul y 29.
tires right now." "ll didn't give th driver a Becker made a move on the then was injured by his second
While he doesn 't go into chance to use his own reac· field and in an instant, all five and couldn't continue.
details or the program, he in· tions. Personally, J'd like to riders were down. None were Gomez. 40, is v.·cll koown in
dicates it will make passenger see them use a system of just injured and Topanga Canyon's the U.S. on the rodeo circuit
car tires safer for highway flashing the green light." Sonny Nutter got up for se· as an exhibition roper and
driving. How does he go into a race cond. bronc rider. Cle has lived in
How long will th.is program such as the one tonight at A crowd of 8,443 saw ]..1ike Tecate since 1963 and briefly
Jast and when will he be raced OCIR? Bast or Van Nuys win the operated a bullfighting school
llj{th making another sponsor "\Ve run as hard as we can scratch main event while in Tijuana in the mid-609.
cfiange? and not break any of the Garden Grove's Bill Cody The story of his layoff and
111t should last for at least equipment in order to fini sh bested Granada Hills' Mike comeback is one of
aoother year," he says without the program." Konle in the match race. buJlfighting's rarest.
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Lucite. (MVlttl '·'° Tl,,_ -211.67. AllO Ren -
P1llto't 81r, Roc:kel 0 111 Jr. Bumi SYrllll Dobbruck's 8W$1, Tog Todd. Ho l;;r1lchet
S2 ii1ct1 3 • Wlld Copy & 1·FIHI Klrtt Honl. ,.Id t2JM,
SliCOHD llACa -350 y1rd1, 2 v11r olcb. AUowtnct . •Purtt S1600.
1hero. ellu nd r •di Lloh1ml J.40 2.6 1 . .0 IV AwtY ll:ld, (8-"lul •.PCI 3.40
Cll!cklCIO, \Orey1rl 3.IO
l\'ro• Ain 1~1Moo1ulruck, Ktlll Gold, Clllc V1lv1I, !!i~lldlc1tor, Jot Fr11l1r
Mr. OlfQ Mud, Mlnotld !locket NO ICrllthtl.
THIRD 11.ACI -17'0 v1rds. S 'l"Hf oleo & up. C11lmlng. Purtt S2000.
8hudtl'• ROH, (IC.nlolll)lO.IO 6.Da 4.CCI ,.. end Ontv\ (W1rcll 11.IO s.oo 'Dial. CP8!111 2.tlO t ime -~.16. Also Ren -Btttw Helf Moon BrMJlllQ -CrMk. llllf\o Go, ll:nlOl'll Af-11lr, 01blno. No SCratcllts.
FOUll:TH II.ACE. 3$0 yards. 2 1e1r olds. 111ow1nc1. ""''H $1,oOO Etsv Bio Olrl, Morrll 1l7.IO :M.90 10 20 J tto Jtto. H1r1 6.20 3.80 S11111r 81 Surt 2, AC11lr 3.IO t l,,.,._11.l9. Al$0 r1n -AIHll Monlll, RIDH Shlwn. euno.111, cn1c·1 Leo Ginn, Wln1umar1, Ptlliros Penedooe. Scr1rched -Rto.1 Orum.
P'U'TH ll&CIE. 11'0 VlrdS. 3 Ytlr olds lo up. cl•lmlng, P\11'11 $2000. Ctlltornlt Sandt, Smllh S.:IO 3.10 2.«l
Grun UO, Llph1m / $.IO l .IO Flttn Alert, ll:nloht l 20 li~·~ Tao Stint, Mi Pie, 0on
1C.11r, HJ CUii, TOP E111lt. No 1er1tcht1.
SIXTH lfACR. «XI v•rds. 3 vur olds & 1111. cl1lmlno. pUrM Sl,800.
Hll•!u!ln, M1llud• 7 • .0 "·'° 3.CO Wl!ch CrMk Chic. Mvltl S.60 (.00 Aovet too 81r, P.1oe 3.00 Il:e;;~·~: 11obbv S!ob. SteV1! ti.. Vel. Hy Slr11\C1..-, Perr Cltbber, Joonv BOD. Lint P1111r, C1lulornl1 Smoci. ~s0 E~;:l~11::'H1111u!ln a. l·Wllch creek Chic. wic:r s1n 50.
.IEVt!NTH llACI -olOO yaf11s, 3 ye1r
oid1 lo up. Flll1" a. mlrH. A11owtl'lte. PurHI lll.000.
Cl'lt~r 81r, Oreyet' Poc-atu. C1rdoza
Pri.a, Kl"tn' P1g1
Time -1t.U
J.CO 3.20 2 . ..0
3.60 2.60 '·"
EIGHTH RACE -350 v1rds. 3 Viar
oldi . Cl1lmlng. Pur1e S1100.
Seniors
Get Purse
Frank Sedgman, Pancho
Segura and Alex Olmedo are
among the entrants in the
Pacific Southwest Senior's
Tennis tournament to be play·
ed at the Newport Beach
Tennis Club Sept. 10-16.
For the first time in the 44·
year history or the event ,
$10,000 in prizes will be offered
to winners in the Tennis World
&lawn O.ndv, W11'IOll '·'° J.00 2.IO
Ooh LI LI. Orvtr 6.20 '·'° 1m1 Olctle 81•, TrNSU•I 3.20
Also flfl -Wlla!a Re!urn, M1nstr1I, OultL1; Rele•se, terrlDle t lnky, RQYll
P"r111Jt, CharglflO (lawn. TOl>'S Gfl.
Scralctled -M•rkell, F1do, 011-
towlCllllY S E•tcla t-llt1011 Dendy ind
J-Ooll LI LI, paid Ml.SO.
HINTH RACE -150 Ylrdl. l Ytar
okb .. up. Cltlmlno. PUl"lll Sl600.
Jtrlco, Hirt 2•.20 11.60 1.40 Ano111 Sur• Miki, ClrllOll 10.10 1.20
AllUlp0\111, Trt1sur1 $1.0
Time -11.21 Al"° r1n -M1rlon Guy, IC1rr
McGe1, SPIC't Note, Fill 2, Mr. A1Tro Z11!11. Sulll'd Up, SP'l'lllh Love.
Scr11ched -81111 Eye, Jim Coolin, trlpllca11 COP)'.
tJ ElKll 1-Jtrlco t 7-Anttl• sure Ml~-. ,., ........ •
Paddock
Par Four
Champion
FiUies arc rarely dominant
\Vhen meeting male horses
competitively. There are ex·
ceptions and tonight's 19th
running of the $102,400
Kindergarten Stakes at Los
Alamitos is one.
Rated the 2-year-old ch111m·
pionship of the meet. fillies
have won the title the past
four years.
And their dominance hasn't
been a fluke as three of those
past four championship fillies
-\Vhataway To Go. Band of
Angels and Osage Rocket -
went on to be named world
champion.
Pockatu missed out on world
honors last year, although she
did continUe the streak of
distaff dominance.
There are four colts in
yl"I 11 Al. II. Ad1lr IHI Bid, C. Smith ~ll"llclw:r 81rt. J. Wtrd Rtdlhtrobbtr, L MvlH Moon TooOlr, K. Hit! Mr. Ol1mond Moon. o C1nfoz1 ?:t'!"~11~;,rt;.'1\\9in~'t'•boll
Cola 01n. 0 . ll:nl11hl
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rtaHTH RACt. 400 v1rdl. I ""' 01<,1, a. u11. clll.,..rno oune SJ.!IOCI. c11lmll'IO orlct S4.000. Moolah D/1mmd, J Drtvt r 1'2
'""''"'' lto twv. J. W1!1011 Ht Noor Moon, 0. C1rdo11 l" Good CooY. It. Ad1lr n l loh!rilno l id. K. Hi rt
Don a 1r'1 lm101. S. Tr11su1t I t \.o IJ!e Go. 81~kJ ltt SMatv T11tv J. Wtld lit
NINTH llACI. lSO vtrd,. 3 ~Ir old1. cl1!ml1111. our11 tl,1'1'.». c 1lmJP111 Drlc• ll ....
Kfc1ou Lu,, II:. Hert 1"
S4!1ill. H. '-r'IJ"" " FlrKll1ro1. . c1rdoz1 in Lt',"~~~;.~· J~W:id ~ts
:,;;;o!,tJ.!;:~~. ~mfr~•lr 11~
t:hkttlv Chick. l. My111 117 a-v!1fll, o. Knlohl 112
In a par fours tournament at tonight's IO-entry field, in· Hall of Fame
~1esa Verde Country Club of eluding the top two qualifiers. CINCINNATI -Paul Brown
Costa Mesa for the women's Lanty's Jet, winner of five of the AFL Bengals, is the on·
golf group, l.J.Jcille Paddock rll.ces il)cluding the $157,000 ly active professional head
was the A rught winner with 38 Golden State Futurity ·~ a coach who Is a member of'
fo!Jowed by kazi Okamura at runnerup once in eight 5tarL'i, Professional Football's Hall of
381h. Bette flamre. Bobbie qualified in 20.22. Fame.
Wasco and Alice Watts tiedl--=========
for third at 391f.r:. SAILING Eileen Berfurth won B flight
with 371h. Betty Potts and
Josie Tipping tied at 38 with
Pat Gill and Peg Maull tied at YPSO SAILING SCHOOL
38';· LEARN ...... , ............... "' .... s.in.. In C flight it was Bette leuo•. 5'Mw.lk ht 1etlllnt I• 12 H•IUS.
Gonya the winner wilh 341h. (714 1 641·7010
Grace Hooker was next at 3511 ~ENJOY CALYPSO SAILING
v.•ith Sylvia Campbell third at ASSOCIATION
39. YoJanda ?\feserve and Peg "Ne"" c.1 zs·, s1 .11 ,., h••r/holf 4.y
Jacobson tied at 39 ~~-l5 loots • Ne"port 011d w.,1 ... Ml ley
In a na•••u tournament C714J 445·71 00 or 121 31 IZl-4331 """° U" W. COAST HWY .. NEWPOll:t aEACH
later in the week, Lee Lowery l ~;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;'":;':;":;':;':;~:;':;':;M:;'~;:;' M:;•~·~,~~':;';:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;~~ was the A winner with 35
followed by Stella Merriam
and Kay Farley ( 3 6 111 ) :
Eleanor Altman and Dot Mor·
ri s 137); and flortense Carlln
at 38.
In B rlight it was Erma Ben·
det the \vinncr with 351 2.
Dorthella Ikenberry took run-
nerup honors from Dot Penzel
and Phyllis \\'olvcrlon by
matching cards after !he th.-cc
finished in a deadlock v.•ith
371,~. Peg Jacobson and Betty
Gonya v.·cre next at 38\!.
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HONK
In Concert With Special Gue1t1
Classic. <-----------1 manna
Ottier players committed to
the eveot are Rugh Stewart of
the Balboa Bay Club, Whitney
Reed of San dose, Tom Brown
of San Francisco, Mike Franks
of Beverly ·Hills and Forest
Stewart of Los Angeles. All
An Outdoor Event on the Grass
Newport Harbor H.S. Stadium
NEWPORT BIACH
Friday, August 24, 8:00 PM
Tlcll.eta .,. Thre•..flfty at the Gli)e
A ModlHI LI ...... odutlitn
are top ranked senior players., -===
The tournament will includei r-
18 filghts of seniors events
from men's and women's
singles, mixed doubles to
doubles events .
More than 400 partJcipants
are expected for the com·
petition at the Newrrt Tennis
Club on Eastbluf Drive in
Newport Beach.
0 cean Swim
Set Sunday
The second annual Quiet
Carmon ocean swim Is set Son.
day afternoon Jn Dana Point
Harbor (adjacent to the west
basin and fishing pier) with
competition ln three
catcgorlcs.
Boys and girls 11 and under
w!II use the 300-yeard short
course with all others using
the long course of one mile, in-
cltldlng the Junior boys and
girls, men5 and womens open
and t:he master!' events.
tft1Jrl1!11f-.vmrlar
lifeguard• onfy i.s also on the
agenda lor lhe progr:im that
begins ot 2 o'clock. Chock In
time Is 12 :30. It is an SPAAU
sanctioned swim.
11\VPOIT DA.TSUI .IBBIVIS
at 888 Dove.
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YO'U'RE SO f.IOT---HERE'S
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COOL OFF
WITH A DIP
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COOLING
Ol=F WITH A
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by Al Smith
IT WASN'T EASY,MLn'T!
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by Ernie Bushmiller
I'LL COOL
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INNING ...
ACROSS •e Co1r11
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1 Form •a Sn1r1d IOP l 6 lola billing
10 Tnro• 50 8111lOP'I
14 Ba••' s•at
product 52 Sacred
15 l1r1111unlilng 53 Lur• inlO
1g1nta danger
19 Pr1po1ltlon 5e on•--·
17 Apart Siie
18 Outdoor 51 Humorfal
11trng ol1ce eo Aton:2
20 Tht human word a
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23 Sm an 11nd 6• "I l ltpt Ilka _
bOdl•s
2• ActlY• 65 '"'good
PlfaOn order
2!5 Pain ee Se• nymph
29 Oir1ct1on ot 67 C1lent:11r
1n1nUon entry
30 U11d poor 95 Furnlsn11
judgm1nt wlth
34 Turklall 1tltch11
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35 ----and
Ctlltl OOWN
37 Oanllh
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38 Coll1g1 2 Cavity
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te1m •5 "Tilt
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SHE'S OUT ON THE
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OF EMOTION.
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' DOOLEY'S WORLD
SALLY BANANAS
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Saturday, August 18, 1q73 _ I :,;. OAILY PILOT j ;J
~ by Roger Bradfield
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CAB CO.
BOYi ;\NDTO
'THINK I
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by Gus Arriola
by Ferd Johnson
by Roger Bollen
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TO Ti<E h'O.)IES TO~llSHT ••
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by Charles M. Schulz
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SME TRI D 'TO COMMIT
SUICIDE BV PULLIN<;
MER MAIR TMROUGM IT
TO C~OK'f' MERSE1.F?
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• You CW{ USE HIM FOR IWT W.V ...
ME THINKS WE'Af HIS/KIFHDS 1•
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' DAILY PILOT • Saturday, August 18, !91J
In Pursuit of Stardom
By VERNON SCOTI'
HOLLYWOOD (UPI 1
Davidson, Tries TV Series vcttVan of "Gidget " and "The
flying Nun."
It was a stroke or good
John Davidson h&s b e e n
"almost a star·• for nine
years, an w1e.nviable situation
he hopes to change this Jail
when he costars with Snlly
F1e1d in 1 ne\v televi!lion
series. "The Girl \Vi th
Somethlng Extra."
Davidson could have used
something extra himselr in the
past decade, an a d d e d
dimension to give spark and
excitement to his career.
At 31 he is a trace too_
handsome. His manner is
overpolished. In the da y of the.
antihero he must overcome
traditional ! e ad in g • nt an
virtues to attain his goal,
stardom.
"I think this series is the
bi~gest step in n1y career," he
said.
"I'VE PLA YEO Las Vegas
for three years. starred in my
own musical television series,
worked in stock. made movies
(t\VO for Disney), appear@a on
Broadway and guested on
almost every musical show.
But there isn 't instant Iden-
tification or face and name
wilh the public.
"J\laybe l've been kind of
dull in the past."
The singer-actor \Yas sitting fortune so far a.s Davidson I:;
beneath an awning outside his concerned .
trailer-dressing room at "I'd only met SUily once
Columbia Studios re I ax Ing before," he said. ''But the n10-
during the noon hour. ment we walked on the set to
j•J 've cut eight rec 0 rd make the pllot we looked as if
albums, but none of them has \Ve-really belonged together.
been a monster hit," he said. We have a natural rapport.
"One big bit means stardom "It 's vital in any w~ekly
overnight. .show that the relaHonsh1p 'or
J ! the chemistry between t\YO
"THE TmNG that's ·kept people is believable to the au-
me alive is my versatility. I dience. \llell, neither Sally nor
even hosted the Tonight show. 1 ha ve to do much acting. \Ye
I did dramatic roles on 'The really like one another.
FBI' and 'Owen l\larshall.' But
I've never been really hot. J ''Y<?U CAN~ force that
can come into a night club or chemical .rea~t1on on actors.
guest on a musical show and ~ I don t think you ca~ f~ke
entertain people. That's nol 1t. Sally and I ha\•e s1m1lur
enough." backgrounds. We ~uld very
II . ulf' . l f J h 1 "'ell have be\">n married to one
IS s icien or 0 n ° another off.screen.·· TOMGHT'S.
TV HIGHLIGHTS
~mass a sm~ll fortune and Both Sally and John arc
.., hve on a f1ve..acre ra~ch happily married to other
? ~here he raises Arabian persons, Davidson is quick to
orses. add.
KTTV m 2:30 -The Travers. The 104th run-~
ning of the oldest stakes ~ace for three:year-olds tn
the country, featuring Triple Crown winner Secre·
tariat. "
In order to lead the goOO Sally has established herself
1Ue, however. It was ne~ary as a star. Now it is up to
for John to spend most of the Davidson to do the same. He
year on the road. He accepted is the first to admit it won 't be
the new NBC series for a shot easy.
at instant recognition and an
"
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SINGER PUSHES FOR TV STARDOM
John Davidson With Costar Sally Field
KHJ O 7:00 -Champion. A documentary. on ! opportunity to stay put in
Hollywood. White: 'It's a Li'\'i11g' NASCAR stock ca r racing driver, narrated by Rich-1
ard Petty. ,,
CBS 1J 8:00 -r\l_l in tht: Family. Archie fa?° ~ ..
ricates some cove r stories to hide the fact tilat he s ~-:
l going to night school to earn a high school diplo1na . ,,
"Stardom is the natural goal
for any entertainer because it
gives him the pov•er to select
his shO\VS and filn1s. Stars
don·t float \\'ilh the \Vind.
\Vhen you're hunting for a job
you're at thu mercy or Jhe
Comme1·cials Lure Sta1 ·s
~ KCET ED 8:00 -The Mysterious Mr. Eliot Th~
portrait Of Nobel Prize-winning poet T. S. Ehot is
prese nted by the BBC.
ABC O 9:00 -Burns and Schreiber Comedy ~ Hour. McLean Stevenson of "l\iASH" joins the cu~-~
ups tonight, along with Sergio l\1endes and Brasil ', ~. I
NBC O 10:00 -Death of a Legend. This film 1•
focu ses on an endangered species, the wolf, and ~
ways man mu st find of protecting these creatures. M
'
KTLA o 10:00 - "House of Dracula." Lon ~
Chaney stars in this 1945 horror flick . 2
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TV DAILY LOG
Saturday
Evening
AUGUST 18
o rn m•·~ 1,..."""
1:00 IJ CIJ Mary Tyler Y..,. .,_ (R)
Murray becomu depressed •tlt11 he
le11ns 1 for mer tl1,.,1T11tf has WGn
1 Pulitzer P1ize in jo111"1111ism,
CiJ m EmerpMJ "Audit" (R)
f:lO D Se1mour Pt1S1nll fJ (I) m lum -ldlrlltltr
(JJ Victlry at Sta Cc11ned1 Hour Mclean SteveMOn,
(f~ Younr Or. Kitd1rt Sera;N:I Mendes & Brasil ·n rues!.
QI Cit Sm11t ®)Morie: (C) (2111) ''St. V1i.ti111'1 ED Nert Billion Ye1rs Day Masucre" (dra) '67 -J1son
ll) CClrona Now Ro~ards. G!!!ra;e St11t, Jean Htlt.
5:001J Just N1tural m Black Omnlb111 0 NBC N1ws El) Hit tlel Mtment1
@ Sermour rrtstnts fil li11r1phy '1olsto(' (R)
-0 (1j G)-AIC'1 Wide Wiiltl • 9:30 0 -C!J lt~lliihart SliiW(R) £mi·
Sports The USSR Women's Olympie ly ~comu je.alous when on• of
Gymn1sties Team per1orms. &b's mOl"t 1ttr1ctiv1 patients In-(]) ®J News nounees ttial she's in Ion with him.
O H1vt Cun-Win Tt11wtl 0 News m Morie: (2~1) Hfher Camt to @ Soand Se11tll '73 Fcur musit1I
Cofdur1" (dr•) '59--Guy tooiter. grOUP'i representin1 lour intercity
IF) Lartd of the Cl111b high schoo:s displl)' their 11lents
El) Roller C1111es as winners of contests conducted by m Co1111try r!1t1 the Los An1eles City Schools. Tht m Klmb1 winnin1 sdlools rep1uented ar• Jor-
1:30 IJ Animal wirld (R) dan Hi1h, Garfield, ROMevelt and 0 Ci) @!;) News W~shiniton.
O Untamed World 10:00 I.I @ M Is si 1 n: lmposlibll (R)
®J spot1111rt '" Covernme11t 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ED""'"";"" * SPECIAL-"HOLLAND Ill.,.,..,"' AGAINST THE SEA"
1:001J @El News Pres. by Genera l foods 0 @) m Nfl l'rt-Se.•son f110\b11l B ! !Ji6Al I Holl1nd A11lnst th•
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sas City Chiefs. O Movie: (90) "Houst 11 Dt1tula"
O Hte H1w (hl)I") '45-lon Chaney.
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people who hire you."
DAVIDSON was at the
mercy of the network when he
was paired with Sally Field, a
San Pedro
Beacli Trip
Set for TV
SACRA~1ENTO 1A I') -The
actor everyone knows as the
lonely wishing m a c h i n e
repairman says he gets calls
from big names in show
business u'ho want a shot a~
television commercials.
That's because it's getting
tougher and tougher and
tougher to make a living in act-
ing, says J esse White, "''ho
admits he's doing \Veil enough
as the repairman to keep hin1
in his Beverly Hills hon1e.
"They used to make three or
four hundred movies a year in
HoUyv.:ood. No\v they're lucky
to make 50, '' \Vhite said in an
interview.
"Cityv.•atchers" v.·i!I travel
to San Pedro's Cabrillo Beach
for a look at an unusual sum-
n1er program for sc h o o I
children. and a trip throu gh FOR \\'HITE. cumbinin~
the beach's diverse recrea-commercials \Viii'l character
tional offerings on Tuesday at acting roles is a \\•ay of life.
7:30 p.m. on KCET, Channel,----
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iLAOIEI ""ND GOLDEN ... GERSJ -OPEN 'TIL 2:0I P.M. 28.
llosts Art Seidenbaum and
Charles Cha1nplin open the
broadcast at the Cabrillo
Beach ~1arine ~1useum which
provides a unique summer
progran1 for school children.
l\Jarine l\Tuseum Director
.John Olguin is,seen delivering
a lecture on hatching grunion
eggs in one section of the su1n-
mer progran1 "''hich is n1anncd
n1ai nl y by hig h sc hool
students. Vie\1·ers also are
shO\l'n the yow1g children
learning a history of the beach
area and various aspects of
marine life.
KCET repeats the broadcast
Thursday and friday at 8:30
p.1n.
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By BOB THOMAS He bristled when asked what
WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. he thought ol tQday's movies:
(AP ) -Donald Crisp was sit-"I heard aboul that actor -
ting on the bed of his airy what's b.is name? -Oh yes,
room in the Motion Picture Brando. bnagine, showing
and Television Lodge. He had nakedness and sexual inter-
recently marked bis birthday C04f5e on the screen.
-"92nd or 93rd, I can't "WHAT SHOULD be dooe
remember whlch.1
' Jlow did he about such people? t say shoot feel? "J.AnllV." ..... , 'em, They're gojng to ruin the
Crisp had just r:etumed to. picture business."
his room at the U:xlge after 38 h r h days in the Motion Picture and Donald vrisp was one o t e founders in 1921 ~f the Motion Television Country Hospital Picture Relief Fund and now
where ~ recovered from .a he Is one of its recipients. The
rail on his head. J?e~plte ~s fund is 8 unique experiment in grea~ age and the 1nJury, hi& --industrial welfare, reflec-
Scothsh voice was as ~tro~g ting show people's concern for
as when he was appearing in fellow workers who have lost
"National Velvet" and "How th . h Ith and their careers. Green Was My Valley" (best etr ea .
supporting actor, 1941 ). .The showcase for ~he Mot1~n
ENTERTAINMENT
by books and photographs ol
ber two chUdren. She bas been
here fo,r two years while
undergoing treatment .for an
internal ailment. She has ad·
for Daddy.'' she starred as
DaMy Thomas' TV wife.
0 1 KEEP busy here,'_' the
actress remarked . 0 1 ride my
bike; t go to the art classes
every Wednesday: l've even
learned tQ crochet, which 1
never thought I could do. And
I read a great deal.
"I'm also a great student of
TV. Yes, sometimes I see one
or my old movies, or a '\Vagon
'n'ain' o.r some other television
show I did."
She owned a piece of "Make
Room .for Daddy," but
whate ver payments she gets
for past performances goes to
the Relief Fund for her care.
"That's all right ," she aaid.
"You can't find a hospital like
this any.,..'here."
Mi ss Hagen yearns for the
day when she can be disch~rg
ed and return to acting.
The Oscar winner reminisc· Picture an~ Television Rehe!
ed about a variety of subjects : ~nd, as ~t has been cal~~
how he met Queen Victorians since 1967, ~s the 41-acre !ac1h-
a choir boy; his enlistment at tv here in San Fernando
10 in the Scottish army during Valley. Its features?
the Boer War ("1'he offire -A fully equipped and staf-
always asked. 'You're 15. fed bo,spilal with 180 beds.
aren't you?" hi s advent in -A Country House, 60 cot-
Hollywood in 1915 "I was tage apartments for retired
George l\t. Cohan's stage film workers.
lean URfJen: 'HatJe you got !'"llthb19
for a 1nlddle•aged, fat lady?'
manager, and he k i n d I y -The Lodge, with rooms for
released me to appear in 60 persons who need some
'Birth of a Nation'". degree of care.
But Crisp doesn't live en-Jean ~lagen lives in a corner
tircly in the past. room of the lodge. su rrounded
Rer11ns Next Season
ded pounds, but she is still as
lovely as when she appeared
in "Singin' in the Rain" and
"Adam's Rib.'' For the first
three years of "Make Room
French Chef Quits Kitchen
By JAY SHARBUTI' Her show was in danger of good contract.
going off the air last Sep-Alas , the rest and recupera-
NEW YORK (AP) -It's of-tember for lack of an un-tion ends Monday night, when
ficial now. Julia Child has bid derwriter, which In public, TV Cronkite returns to his nightly
adieu to public television and is a sponsor who pays for cost chores and his summer fill-in ,
won't be back this fall with of the show but im't allowed Roger Mudd. goes back to his
new epllodes of her "French to surround it with com-regular duties.
Chef' series. The shows you'll mercials. *
sec will be reruns. Finally, the Polaroid Corp.,
It's not that she lacks an un-which had underwr1Uen the TODAY'S dispatches from
derwrlter for her papular cook· show for three previous years, the field bring word that Mick
ing show. It's ju!t that she decided to do it again for the Jagger and the Rolling Stones
wants to take a break after a 1972-73 season when no other are going to be on U.S.
decade of showing viewers support seemed imminent. television late next month -
how to whip up Gallic eats. * the date isn't firm yet -as part of the premiere of "Don
"There are people who WALTER CRONKITE, the Ki.rahner 's Rock Concert,"
would like to widerwrite new veteran reporter and an-d TV k · shoW!. but Julia's been work-chorman or the CBS Evening a syndicate roe music
ing for 10 years straight," News. has been missing from sho\I.•,
Recently she joked to a pro-
ducer, "Have you got anything
for a middle-aged fat lady?"
and he said that he might.
Jean Tlagen pays for part of
her care. as does Donald
Crisp. Other Jess fortunate
film workers -tbe fund
services all occupations. not
only actors -are supported
entirely. ~
Most of the fund's support
over the years has come from
a pay.roll deduction plan by
which stars and prop men
donated from one-half of one
percent to two percent of their
salaries. Bequests have also
added to the endoYtment fund ;
the biggest has been producer
Charles Feldman's, w hi c b
may amount to $4 million.
BUT RISING costs o f
hospital care and falling
employment in the studios wi~I
bring a haJf·million d<?llar
deficit to this year's $.50-
miUion budget. Says executive
director Jack Staggs:
"Three years ago the fund 's
income front payroll deduc-
tions was $2 million. Last year
it Y.'aS $1.3 million. So you can
S('t' how unemoloyment affects
our fiscBI he<ilth.''
, Larry Fine still tOMes out
the gogs as expertly a, he did
for 40 years as one or the
knockabout Three Stooges. But
he can no longer dQ the rought
stuff because or a stroke he
suffered in January 1970.
"l call it 'a stro~e of luck,' "
he remarked ln his roon1 at
the lodge. HJ was lucky be-
cause I'm alive. I've beard
that nine out or 10 stroke vic-
tims die from it."
Fine. who made 200 shorts,
20 features and 150 Three
Stooges cartoons during his
career, was filming a
travelogue with hi s partners
'vhen he was stricken .
"~ly advice to anyone is :
don't get sick in America.''
said the comic. "You simply
can't ctfford it. Another thing:
don't get sick on Wednesday.
All the doctors are out on the
golf course."
AFl'ER EIGHT months in a
hospital, Fine applied for ad·
mittance to the Lodge. "You
gotta be broke or pay," he
said . "I pay, but it's one-third
of what I would have to pay
elsewhere."
Besides its facilit y i n
Woodland Hills, the Relief
Ftmd provides loans for needy
workers, pays for care in
other hospitals and
sanitariums. funeral expenses.
etc. Industry leaders take
pride in the fund's slogan:
"We take care of o.ur O\vn."
But the crunch of inflation
and the decline of studio work
has crimped the fund's capaci-
tv to take care or the in-
dustry's own. Staggs has noted
an increase in applications for
rooms at the Lodge and Coun-
try House.
"1 don't know the reason ror
the increase," he said. "But I
suspect t .... •o {actors: 1. That
:i targ number of film work~
have reached an age level
"·here thev need care; 2. That
rising eosts of rent and f~
ha ve hit. those with fixed
pensions."
Staggs said the fund is plan-
ning a renewed campaign for
payroll deductions and is
~eeking special events such as
the "Lost Hori1..on" pr(>mi ere
v.'hich contributed $100,000. says a spokeswoman at that weekday show since May They'll appear in a segment
Boston's WGBH-TV, where 28. But he's not ill and hasn't taped at a l.Ax1don recording,---:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:--
"The French Chef" is pro-been declared AWOL by the studio. Kirshner. who madel
duced. network. the arrangements, currently
"She has a house in France He's just been vacationing, prodces many of ABC-TV 's
and she sort of wanted to take courtesy of the new conlract "In Concert" weekend shows.
a aabbaticaL" the spokeswo-he signed this spring with According to one publicist.
man said, addJng that there is CBS. Jagger and ther Stones havuen5't
a possibiUty Miss Child might A network spokesman says been seen per orming on . ·
do occasional ~specials the five-year contract provides television for 10 years. Well,
or start her series again. She for a three-mooth vacation all good things musl come to
said UOOerwriters are in· _:•:::•::ch::__:Y..:•::ar::·~Tha=t~is~in::d::e.:_ed:_• __ e_nd_s_om_ed_a_:y_._I_:gc_u_e_ss_. __
terested in OOth prospects.
"BUT WE CAN'T do a thing
about it until the comes back
after Labor DaY and we've
talked lo ..her_ aboul__it " the
spokeswoman sa id . "So. there
won·t be a new series or
'French Chef' programs this
!all ."
"There might be a few
specials if she likes the idea .
If she decides to go back into
daily prodUction. there nlight
be another-se ries but it
"'ouldn't be ready for this fall.
obviously."
Miss Child , a pleasant 111at·
ter-of-fact woman, b eg an
cooking on public television
Feb. ti, 1963, Since then. she'"
done nearly 330 shows and
written several best-selling
cookbooks.
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''71 MARK Ill
·v&i ifuf9.,.t~~ac10f# ~ir
· taOdifioninif, l;Ower. steerll'ig,
' oower !discl trraket.. cower Ao ,.
windows, po.ver M!ill~. radio, ~ J
11t>c11er, whi Tewall tirl';, vinv' '
...
1972 VW Super Beatie
...J--S.D..e e..d, _r a.Oio._tiefil.r ~
;881FTA.
tJr ilke~, rildoo. heilto:•. whilewa ll !ires, l1n!ed glass,
\\''!eel covers. l ow Miles 028FSD .
·-' ·'
'71 PONT. Bonn. 2 Dr.
Va, auTo. trans., !actorv c1ir
condi!ionil'l!l, power ~leering,
oower ldiscl brakes. rc1dio, (!';/Tl
hei!ler, •OW milPS. 651CPM ""' '~I , ,.
~
'70 FORD LTD 2 Dr.
'/8. <1ulo. 1ran~ .• factory c1ir
<Ondilioninq. power sl~ring,
POW"'' d ;c1 bra~e<i. radio, hec1ter. })I AP l ___ ·-
•'70 MERC.
//,aro. Bro. J Or. V8, auto.
trans, laclory d1r condilion-
·nq, powe< steeri<19, cower
(d1M'.I tJrakes. radio, hecl!er.
wh11ewa11 tires. ~1nyl roof.
. lin!ed glass. wheel cover~.
l 16A 5G
-• --..
V8. auto. lran'i .• factor y air
conditioning, power Sfl!'!riog •
oov.~r \di5C) brakes. power
wuloows, power sears, radio.
~aler, whitewall tires, vinyl
rool, lin!ed glass. whttl cov-
ers, Lal'ld<lu too. XHJS23
,1 ,971 VEGA 2 .Dr,
J ~. heal!'r, ;2S30UX 5 ,.
70 BUICK Riv.
.-
v.a, auto. trans:.. liciorf •ir
conditioning, PoWtr steering,
oower ldiscl brake. radio,
heater, wh il!Wa ll tirts, ~lnyl .,. •j -••.'\
rool. tinted glass. No. zoxsn
'70 TOYOTA Sed.
4 speK. l16AGA ·
'69 MERC. 2 Dr. H. T.
VB. au10. tr1ns .• factor~· air
tOOdilioning, power steering ,
power (di sc) brakes, Power
. w ndOWS, power seats, radio.
hearer. whitew11/ lires, vinyl
roof. !infect glass. whttl cov-
•rs. ZY P52l
$~
1970 FIRE~IRD Esprit
v.1,..111to. trans., PoWersfetr·
ing, ,peWer (disc} "'brtkts. $ ·
radio. helter, Whlt9w1U1tirts,
.JI linffld glm,, f.JMBQF ·
'
BRAND NEW '73
MARQ UIS
2 DOOR HARDTOP ..
DISCOUNTED
OFF WINDOW STKR
(543280) Stk. 131 S
(SUPER SAVINGS ~PU)
BRAND NEW '73
COUG AR
Stock 12530 Serial # 572668
DISCOUNTED TO
$3 8·99
(SUPER SAVINGS SAMPLE )
•
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CAPRI
LARGE SELECTION
V-6 •"tines, •·speeds, aYtomatics,
I '90'9~J colors. 2000 tngine.
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; _Spa lin_g ew
197 3 Monte Ca rlo (o u pe!
Motor Trend MaCJClllne's "CAR OF THE YEAR'j
Equipped with 350 CID
VS engine., power steering •nd br1kes,
tinted glass, BU lights,
pushbutton r1dio, heater/
defrpster, synchromesh tr1ns.r
metallic finish, filters, mirrors,
No. 461444/H29
.. L¥¥ .... ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥-....¥¥¥¥¥.¥¥¥¥¥-....1flf-~¥¥¥1flf-~
side guard door beams, ener9y· $
absorbing steering column, etc.
Onl y Now! 3 ACRES OF CARS AND TRUCKS !
******************************************~
New '73 Vega Two Door! '70. Camaro Spt. Cpe.!
$9094 Mo. on •ppro\led creditl ~O DOWN PAYMENT •nd only on CHEVROLEA5E•
Economical four-speed
trans., t i n t e d glass,
heater/defroster, mi r -
tors, filt ers , white walls,
radio , 140 engine, etc.
No. 345602/2675
Only
New '71 Camoro· Spart Coupe! s500 Air cofld ., fo11r 1pt1d lr1n1., AM/FM rt·
dio, VI, Yi nyl roof co¥1t, white1, tinted
.,,1a11, co1uola 1pac: i!llhumtl'lfl, 1tyle op-
tio1n , a«. No. 125491/2111 .
New '73 1/4·Ton Cheyenne ric:kup!
-~ -
VI, •i; co."cl" b11c:•if noh, tinted 9f1 ,I
HD 1ptin91, power 1toorl"9, AM/FM r1cllo, •
tilt wheel, 1.75 -16.5/6 PR tirel, etc. No.
115167/1_652.
e
$800
New· '71 Impala 3-Seat Wagon!
Air co11d., \II, recl ico, 011to. tr1n1., rcocof
c1rtier, ti11ted calo11 , "owor !iii goto,
,..heel cover1, ,..hite,..0111, etc. No. 20 19·
60/2'454.
New '73 Chevelle Sport
Po,..or 1f11r i"g ond brako1, vinyl roof,
covor, VB engine, radio, lilt w~a1f, 1\r11lo
bucke t 1eafJ, 1"1ci•I ligh ting •nd in1lru·
rn1nf1, c0"1ole, b11lacl tire1 , •11•. li9hling,
etc. No. 4215321 1704 .
New· '73 ·
Chevy Van!
A11•. 1eot., tinted 91011, HD
1hocl1, 1y11chrorn11~ tr1 n1.,
90119.11, HD radiotor, rear
cloor 91011, 1tc. No. 181611 /
2670.
New '73
Panel Express! .
sgoo
Off Wiodowl
Coupe!
s700
140 an9i"1,~our·•p1tcl tr.1111.,
whil•.,llo. .. dio, '"douul, •2399 ti"tecl 91011~ ha1t1r/cl1f101t·
''• fil lers, A"nrrOr1, etc.
4541i2/2511 Only
''396" Va engine, fou.r-
speed trans., power
steering and brakes,
vinyl roof cover, air
con·d., heater/defroster.
etc. l252CPLI
Sharp, good miles .
ONLY
· '6'1 Ch ev .. C11p ri~e Cpc.!
New '73 Impala Sport Coupe!
Auto. tra ns ., VS, power steering end brakes, vinyl roof
cover, wheel covers, radio, white wells , heater/defroster,
etc. 1108456/1508 1
$
va, auto. fttn1., pwr. 1tt1ring a11d bralr:t1, s12 9 9 ..... ,,,,.,, .;.,1 ....... ,. .... , .... .
pti1>t. IZLE041 J. Balow whola11la boolc.
Only
Only
'69 CORVETTE!
1
'71 ~anl l TD 10-Pass. Wagon!
F•stback, 350 VS, •uto .
trans., power steering
end br•kes, air cond.,
tilt wheel, AM/FM r•·
dio, new tires and spe·
cial paint. Lo miles.
Beaut;fol. I 3058EXJ Squira, VI, •11fo . tr1"1" "cowor 1toerin9
ond broke1 , 1ir concl., efc . lo, lo n'lile1.
Just "•rfoct. l761fWA) •
Only
'71 Ford 1fi .Ton Pickup !
ONLY
'6 9 Camc:aro Hard Top!
••dio, ..... .; •• 1 .................. s2499 tr•"•·· tinted 91.111, ate. good inile1 ""cl
-·cloo"I (2'457JHJ
Only
V8, swift 3·speed tr1ns., radio, new tires, he•t•r/de.
fro1ter, white wells, wheel covers, etc. W-0-W, shefp,
Lo mileil 1•2648).
$
ONLY
, t Your Choice, Only $1199 +
'08 CHEVROLET
IMPALA SPORT COUP:ol
','8 eng:ne, •utom•tic trans., pow.
e: steering and brakes, air cond.,
radio,, heater/defroster. Excellent
cu. IWVJ2JJ I . -
'67 PONTIAC
LEMANS SPORT COUPE!
VI en9ine, automatic tr•ns., pow.
er steering, ai r cond., radio, heat •
er/defroster, vinyl roof, etc. Ex·
cellant cond. ·I SZL525 I
833-0555
'68 CHEVROLET
MALllU SPORT COUPE!
VS engine, power steering, he~t·
er/defroster, r•dio, tinted 9l1ss,
auto. transmission, etc. (VHM557)
Sharp I
'71 FORD %-Ton Pickup! ' ' $ Custom Sport, VS, automatic trans., power
steering, ·air conditioning, radio, heater/de·
froster, ca"l'per special. Value he~lus.
111103H) . . Only
'68 ,COUGAR SJ1ort. Coupe!
va engini. automatic tran5., power steering, air
New '73 Ve9a Kammb acks!
Your Choice!
Auto. trans., 1-40 en·
gine, tin!ed glass, white
walls, radio, HO radi-
•tor, undersea!, heater/
defroster, etc. ·
No. 306166/2238
No. 421147/2536
Only
4-wheel driv1, ,;, co 11d .•
011to. tron1 ., radio, ti11t1d
• 91.111, pwr. 1tearing and
b'ak11, tic, Uk1 111w, only
7,100 rn ile1 . t l57GWW )
'Z2 Ye.go Waqon!
A11torn1tic lr1n1 ., •ir con d.,
r1lly ,..h1el1 & lire1, r1d io,
cllx. !nlarior. Lo mile1 , sharp.
!60JE0T ) Only
New '73 Malibu Col onnades!
No. 450749/2384
No. 464703/2451
Only
Air cond .. VB, auto. trans;,
tinted glass. po"·er steer·
J~g and brakes, radio,
"hites, "'heel covcrll, re.
mote control mirror, heat.
cr/dt-frostel', etc.
'72 MONTE CARLO
COUPE
Auto. tr1ns., air cond.,
V8 , r•dio, vinyl roof
cover, power steering
•nd brakes, white wells,
tinted gle1s, etc.
IJJ7ETYI
-...-conditioning ~inylJop 1t.c....clun...(XCY4l.l) __ _
Onl
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loot$ & Morin. EquipMeflt 900 • 9W
(n~ •....... 700 • 799
Finbnctal • . . . . . 'lOO • 299
Houses for Sole . . • ' ' 100 • 124
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~ f1tol• c;.n.ro1. . . . ... 150 • 199
"°" & Found ' • . • ' . SS<> • 574
Met<hondiw:. . • . , , 800 • 149
You Can Sell It, Find It , .
Trade It With a Want Ad ( 642-5678] One Call Service
Fast Credit Approval
llntol ' • . . • • • • . . ' 300 • 499
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General General
NEW TRIPLEXES & DUPLEXES
in COST A MESA
45% SOLD-OUT IN 10 DAYSI
Optn Daily Plac•ntla Ave. ·•t Wil son
ORANGE COUNTY APARTMENT
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, 547-6791
General
SCHOOL DAYS
The first unit o! Peppertree Homes in Tus.
tin is nearing completion and we have a
limited number of 2 Story, 4 BR homes left.
1'1ake a deposit now and yo u tan n1ovc in be-
fore school opens!!
$45,990 and $46,990
with guaranteed interest ra tes
1'1ode ls open daily from 11 to 7
al Myford Rd. and the Sa nta Ana Freeway
Telephone:
544-8012
General General
I I
' BAYSHORES -OPEN HOUSE
t Join us Sunday afternoon at 2596 Crestvie\Y
Dr. to preview this-spae iou s 2 bdr-rn., 2 ha.
hon1e on large lot. $59,500. l\ll ary Harvey
OPEN SAT /SUN. 2-6
-'-,OCEAN VIEW
H • --'re n1,,.nnirvT a ~B&il~-·~
l\,urry folyour~
Half gone, in hal f a year and the rest will not
Jast long. Hurry to see this dist inctive Newport
Beach development of condominium homes.
built·i n clusters around handsome courtyards.
Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of
luxury, comfort, convenience and quality
construction. Sundeck&, fireplace, wet·bar,
elegant Master Suite, Sun· Lite<> kitchen,
private enclosed double garage. Recreational
facilit ies include heated swimming pool,
lighted tennis courts, sauna, therapy pool.
All exterior bui lding and grounds maintenance
provided. Satisfy your curiositrsee
Newport Crest today!
;~ "'••~ ' . ,, .....
From Pacific Coast Highway 1--l!l!-;.;.;J"A~~ and Superior Avenue (Balboa
Blvd.), drive up Superior to
1·iconderoga, and d!reclly lo
Newport Crl',.st Information
Centec Telephone: ( 714) 64S.614 l
Sales Office open daily
10 a.m. to sunset
CSU No. 2666:
~ "--t Cfetl: II• flot-d of p_,Jflc N.C., Inc.
t=Jl:"-0:-iw..tH.Gr_c.,.......,o.w.aCoMr.ctoc -...=9 ....................... -11~~ ... , . .i .... _ •• wl.I,~ ... ~ .. .-..:;;.
3 + Guest $25, 950
Private circular sl:n.'l't of
line hOml'S. Paint and save
lh OU Sll.lldS. Sweeping
ground11 \\'itr room for boat.
3 lx.-droorns i n c l u d i n g
hide-a.1vay 0111.s!er suite,
${'pa.rate guest racll.lty.
den wHh sliding i:lass door
lo 25' entertainers pu tlo.
Breath!aking \rie\\' of can-
yon and blue Pacific. BET-
TER l-I URRY ! Call
645-0303.
I Olli \I L Ol \O\
~EA '' N _.
GLEN MAR
BEAUTY
Popular .J bt>droorn single
story Glenmar hon1e clo~
to shOpping & schools and
only 2 milt'S from the ocean.
Interior newly painted. This
property is vacant and early
oc'Cupancy can be a1TangM.
New listing. $34,!m co: Ts
WALLACE
REALTORS
962-4454
Divorce Forces
Sale Of Brand
New Home
The upgradlni; i!! alrc-ady
done \\•ith IJ(•autiful shag
rarpeting anrl cxpensi\•e
draperies. It's a huge 4
bedroom hon1c \l'ith sep.
a1·at e family roon1 on a cor·
ner Jot. Only a fc•11• months
old, thi!i honic> ls priC!'d
101vcr than lhe 11C"\1· nloclC'lS
\\'ilh no upgrading. Jusi
$52,500. Sc£' ii loday!
S.ii-6010.
OPEN TIL 9 • IT'S FUN TO BE NICEf
~'. THE REllL
ESTllTERS
* 4 BEDROOl\1, 2 baths,
dquQle ilU'agc. $.30,000. Bes1
of tenn!. * CO MMERCIAL ZON E . 2
BR two story older home,
comer lot. 124,:,00.
Roy Mccardle Rtaltor
1810 N~'lYlrt ~h,rl., C.l\1.
548-7729
** ** ** *TAYLOR CO.*'
DOVER SHORES -$225,000
This elegant 5 BR, 41> bath home of top
qua!. construction has amenities se1dom
found. Luxury cptng & drapes, marble !rpl,
marble halls, huge mstr suite w/jac uzzi pool
& steam shwr. Storage galore. On FEE land.
1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
EXCLUSIVE IRVINE TERRACE
Very best VIEW of bay, ocean & Catalina!
Custom quality thruout this fine home with
3 large bedrooms, formal dining, paneled
family rm & 3 baths. Terrific ne\v sauna off
m a.ste r bath, 3 firepj?ces. Beautiful pool in
private frt courtyard. Reduced $172,500.
1935 SABRINA TERR SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
SPYGLASS HILL-$125,000
Enjoy that feeling of owning a brand NEW
home ~ Popular pl an by Lusk, spacious rms
& lge yard. 4 Bdrms, FR. DR & huge rumpus
rm (could be 2 add. bdrms). 3-car gar. Fee.
7 TWIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
LINDA ISLE-$195,000
\·Vaterfront luxury ho1ne with 4 bedrooms,
play rm, study, dining room & private bath
for each bdrm plu s lovely po\vder rm. Great
storage, 2 wet bars, hi gh ceilings, book-
cases. a kitchen w/everything & pier/slip.
8 LINDA ISLE OPE N SAT/SUN 1-5:30
BAY AND OCEAN VIEW! $189,500
Delightful cov. terrace \v/grea t panoramic
view. Beautiful sunsets from this spacious
4 bdrm home in Irvine Terrace. FR/dining
& den, lge pool & 41> baths. 3-Car garage.
WATERFRONT-$135,000
Luxury! On the water! Completely remod-
eled with plush cptng & drapes, beams,
paneling, abundant marble & many other
fi ne appts. 2 BR, 2-bath "own-your~wn."
Adult occupied. Pool, great vu, pier/s lips.
2525 G4 OC EAN BLVD. SAT/SUN 1·5 :30
LINDA ISLE-$245,000
Luxurious custom-built 4 bedroom home on
lagoon. Lge fa1nily rm \V /\vet bar, formal
dining rm, game rm & 4lh baths. Protected
patio. pier & slip for up to 65 foot boat.
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SUN 1·5:30
BIG CANYON-$199,500
Cu stomized estate-like home on beautifully
landscaped grounds of large site. 3 Bdrms
(Incl 2 mstr stes), lam rm, formal DR &
unusual pool w/lge jacuzzi. Expensive de-
cor. Furniture included. Call to see.
Office Open Saturday & Sunday
"Our 28th Year"
oflnJa _j6£
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTM ENT
Linda Isle Waterfront
Custom 4-bclrm., 4\'J bath home on lagoon. Fully
equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room,
billiard room ......................... $245,000
Linda Isl• Waterfront
Lovely 4 bdrn1., 4lfl: ba. home with swim·
ming pool, pier & slip, panoramic view of
main channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for
billiards & family dining. \Vaterfront formal
dining & living rm. $275,000.
"" Linda Isle Waterfront
Custo1n 4 bdrm., 5 baU1 home \\1ith view of
n1ain channel. Soft tolors, rich \VOOd panel·
in g & 3 frplcs., give a 'varm intimate feel·
ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath,
sitting area, view decks ......... $295,000.
For Compl•t• lnform1tion
On All Homa1 & Lots, Please C•ll:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 B•ysldo Dr., Suitt 1, N.B. 67S-6161
General
GI REPO
Three bedrooms, 2 baths,
double car garage and less
than 2 years old~ Vct11 or
non-Veta -only $1.000 (kl\\'J\.
2().13 \Vestclitt Dr.
Open eves -~Tiit
General
POOL TIME!
$35,950.
Oiamiing 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home \\•ilh lt1rgc fan1ily
room and huge b r I c k
fircpla~. 14 x 28 pool with
loads of decking. l..a.rge
"'ork !.hop in rear Jor the
handy nu1.n. This is a hot
one ~ Call lt('d Car pel,
Realtor!! a 16-8640 t o p e n Walker &Lee •••~ 11t •YI c\'cnings) ;=.::::;:::::::===::::..1 General Gener ii
MACNAB
IRVINE
F1NER HOMES
BIG CAtlYON SPECTACULAR
Tho buying is still right ln this exclusive
area & especially for this dramatic 4 BR
home overlooking th e golf course. $159,500.
Lois Miller 642-8235. (El9)
....,.,...., , ...... '"" ... ,,_ "' ......... ·-M .. ~ ...... Bo-. Ti. !.<ilo<.rool~ NC.)fo.. .......... ~,,,"''"-...-'--....... """·-...---.. -Triplex Fixer-
Start yo""""''" hece1 ""'Y WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors ·
but sound, 2 BH. units -2111 S J
IRVINE TERRACE-LARGE LOT
Channing 4 BR home newly carpeted -
nestled on a tJ:e...lined...st.I:eet._BricJ<-"'-1
lloor·tCK:elling glass . $87,000 fee. Barbara
Aune 642-8235 . OPEN SUN. 1·5 p.m. 1412
Serenade Terr. (E20) paint, polish 1111ci profit! -an oaquln Hills Road
Listed at s.19,900 _ 10": do\\'fl "Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' General General 2727 OCEAN BLVD, COM
l\!lagnificent ocean & ha rbor vie'v from every r m. of this 3 BH. 3 ba. home . Short walk to .,, ________________ _ or TRADE!~: C<tll &15-8400. NEWPORT CENTER, N.8. 644-4910
[
Vl519N 11 .. ~n1 & Co.I General 1 _G_•n_•_r_a_I -----•
..,.,..........,. . KEEP YOUR MONEY BEAT the TAX BITE
LOWEST PRICE IN THE BLUFFS!
$52,500, hard-ti>-find "U" Plan, 3 BR's 12
up, 1 do\vn). Private patio. Available
9/ln 3. Jack Howell 644-6200. (E21)
Big Corona & only ~li5 .000. H. Wray
BIG CANYON
Beautiful 5 Bl~. ho1ne -lavishly decorated
by Ca nn ell & Cliaffi n. OPEN SAT. & SU N.
1·5 . 26 HERMITAGE LN. llealislicall y pric·
ed. $142.500. P . Hug & E. Hud son
<\ BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUM
Three BR's., three baths. Over 2,000 square
feet . Complete privacy . Full price $149,000.
E. M . vreeland
LIDO CHATEAU -$185,000
2-Story 3 Bdr1n.; private pier & slip . I\1eeds
lmagmalion. OPEN SAT. & SUN. l TO 5.
210 VIA LIDO NORD. Marie Bush
A PLEASURE TO SHOW
Li ght & airy 3 bdrrn. ho1nc on a priva te
corner lot . O\vner has been tra ns ferred &
ready to sell ! $68.950. Ho\ra rd \Ve lis
OPEN SUN. 2-6 LOVELY VIEW
1534 ANTIG UA WAY, Dove r Shores. Lovely
custon1 bit. 4 Bf{. home on corner Jot. Din.
r1n ., fam. rm. w/wet bar & ice-rnaker.
$139,500 . Hu ss Flynn
FOR THE GREEN THUMB
1 Great corner location & ocean viev.•. 3 BR.
& fam ily r m., surround nicest gardens in
Harbor Vie\.,. 11ilJs. Great for entertainjng.
589.500. LaVera Burns
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Lusk La Jolla n1odel. 3 BR .. fa 111ily room
'''/frplc. 3 Car garage. Ocean \'ie\v . Poo l.
New listing. $91,500. Cathryn Tennill e
PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
You will like this lovely 3 bd rm . l,usk home.
J,ge., cozy fa1nil.v 1·1n. O\'erloo kin g rose gar·
den. 3 car ga r. $77,500 liarriell Davies
BLUFFS BEST BUY I !
)PEN SAT. & SUN . 1-5 456 VISTA TRUCHA
Plan "X''. 2-Story, 3 bdr111s.1 2 baths, lam.
rm. $69.500 Including land. Toni Escobar
BIG CANYON -LEASE
Spa_ri\!ing n~w condominium. 2 BR. plus
family rm. Beaulifully decorated & land·
sc aped. Ava ilable $700/Mo. on lease. Eileen
Hudson
IJ:S.0700'
* BAYCREST *
On a Budget
Large 4 BR., 3 ba. family home on a lge .,
\rell located lot . Owner is leaving to\vn &
has priced Lhe home for quick sale. $69, 750.
CORBIN -MARTIN
REALTORS coll Anytime 644-7662
BY OWNER
3 BR + F.H. overlooking
lake & S11.111a Ana Goll
Co u r s c . S\\'in1 t·luh
a,·ailabl~. 6:1'1, 177 Thl'
l\lasters Circle, 01 ;,,;7-G;;jS
MESA VERDE
.J BR, lo/i BA. Freshly dec-
orarc<l. Hurry -!his one
11-011·1 last at SJi ,500.
NO 00\VN VA Bright n~" TI IINK -ACT -NO\V
paim & carpe!s. a tnlly T11·0 2 bedroom units, good
Jovel}'. home 11·1th gardens localion clos<! to oollrge,
beautiful on trN_>..'lhnded P.oom for a<ktilinnal unit.
!ant'. Only SZT,500 t 10' i \\'ell piiced a t $38,500.
Walker &Lee ~l•l •• ,.,,
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BROADWAY
*BEAUTY*
. _ and in1n1ncut:11t•! . \\'ail·
ing Ior your in!-;J>l'Clion! 3
Bl'Ch·oom . diiling roon1. mod·
r 111 kitl'hen plus fully pri-
val<' inla1v gur11l house.
I IURJt'°'r:.l Pr incipal!! only.
F'OR l1\I F00!\-IATION CALL
' SPARKLING
Tl"'" he~~~~~-,,, , I
\l'C'll kl'p! r11•ighhod1ood.
~('\\·ly rl~'C-'Ol'atC'd, insiilc and
out. Bullt·ins include shelves
and \\'Ork benl'h. Handsome
landscaping accents lhis
excepllonal value. $32,930.
Phone 962-8851.
WHATEVER YOU WANT
IN MESA VERDE -
WE HAVE IT!
3 1:3ed roon1 s. l;-amily Room, P ool. Di stinc-
li ve -Selecl Loca tion. $79.500. 546-2313.
4 Bedrooms. l•'amily Room, Magnificent
View, Superb Location. $69,950. 546-2313.
4 Bedrooms -Bonus Room -Location -
Valu e - Charm. $59,500. 546-2313.
5 Bedroo ms - Exquisitely Decoraled -
Very Private Yard -~'ruit Trees. '55.000.
546-2313.
3 Bedroom. Family Room, 2 Ba th s, Quiel
Cul-de-soc Location. $32,500. 546-2313.
lIARBOR VIEW HOMES
IMMACULATE MONTEGO
4 bed roo111s, famil y roorn, formal dining, creative deco r.
You 'll Jove the landscaping. Priced for you at $74,500
PALERMO MODEL
Like new 4 bedroom, family room, close to park &
con1 munity pool ; Dra pes, upgrade floors. J\ilove in
today! $81,500
ISLAND HOME
Scarcest of au • Hardest to find. Nicest to own. Waler·
front /pier, 3 bedrooms, family rooin1 island ·location.
You own the land ; 80% avail. at pnme rate. All fo r
under $100,000 ·
lJAl{BOR VIEW lJOMES
REALTY
NEWPORT BEACH
833-0780
INFORMATION ON OTHER HO,.,ES AVAILABLE
"125' BAYFRONT"
O"•ner truly motivated-has reduced price
of this delightfully different 3 BR, 3 bath
home . Large LR, formal DR, spacious FR,
great for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
Price now $163,500. G. Fay/B. Owens
642-8235. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m.
•41 Balboa Coves . (E22)
HARBOR VIEW MONTEGO
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P .M. 2027 PORT
PROVE NC E. Warm used brick accents
this unusual 4 BR, 2 bath home. Private
backyard -deli ghtrul cov ered patio.
$74,500 fee. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (E23)
NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA
Comfortable 3 BR home, used brick fire-
place, i mmacula~e \V/all new carpet. \Vall-
paper. paint & copper plumbing. $48. 750.
Ml!l'lha Macnab 642-8235. OPEN SAT. &
SllN. 1·5 p.m. 458 Ogle. (E24)
BAYFRONT-ht OFFERING
Pier & float for 54' & 20' boats + sandy
beach & Jg. deck. Custom finished 4 BR,
4 bath built around enclosed patio w/
waterfall. Grune room w/wet bar. Master
suite w/atrium. 2 fireplaces. Well priced
at $179,500 . Tom Turner 642-8235. OPEN
SUN . 1·5 p.in. 501 Harbor Island Pl. (off
Bayside Dr.) (E25 )
ON THE GOLF COURSE
Big Ca nyon new C\\Stom 5 BR home. Lg.
FR, formal DR. Completely landscaped!
$190,000. Maxine Williams 642-8235. OPEN
SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. •2 Royal St. George.
(E26)
VINTAGE BALBOA ISLAND
2 BR cottage on prime end of Island. "2
bl ock lo beach . A cute .rental untll you are
ready to build. $61,000. Appt. only. Martha
Macnab 642-8235. (E28)
VIEW LOT-DOVER SHORES
Private beaches -view of Upper Bay -
90xl46 - custom plans Incl. $49,500. Har-
riet Perry 642-8235. (E29)
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DUPLEX-General General
* * ·* * * * Heritage Collection
MESA VERdE RANCH STYLE
BEAUT. RAMBLING 4 BR., l BA., one-story
home. Heavy shake roof, picturesque atriutn,
lrg 1nod kitch, family rm, beaut car peting
and paneling. Spacious lot on quiet Cul·de·
sac close to new regional park. Offered at
only $49,500. CALL 546-5880
ROOM TO RAMBLE
OVER 1800 SQ. FT. IN MESA VERDE for
only $36,500. 3 -Big bedrooms, 2 baths,
huge bonus rootn \Vith room for pool table.
Lots of privacy \vith lo\v maintenance. CALL
546-5880
OWNER ANXIOUS
LOVELY 4 BEDROOM & FAMILY -wi th
large attractive pool. Sharp Landscaping, boat
access & front kitchen. Price only $38,950.
Excellent terms. CALL 546-5880
GOVERNMENT REPOSSESSION
FIXER UPPER
Bring your paint and 1nop, and check out this
bargain. 3 Bedroo1ns. 2 baths. hard\vood
floors, family rm , oversized do uble garage.
pat io and lots of frui t trees. Good No. Co~ta
Mesa location close to everything. Unbelieva-
ble low price $28,500 . ONLY $1 ,000 DOWN.
Bids close soon. CALL FOR COMPLETE DE·
TAILS. 546-5880
NEWPORT BEACH BEST BUY
ON THE WATER -FOR $87,500, now va·
cant. ready for imme·rnate occupan cy. Boat
slip by your front door. Spacious 2 BR. 21fi
BA. Gorgeous. convenient, private. CALL
540·1151
3 BEDROOM + SPARKLING POOL
$30,950 FANTASTIC COSTA MESA HOME
\vith plush carpets & drapes. Separate fam-
ily roo1n . dinette area. detach ~d double ga-
rage on large lot. Q\\1ner 111ov1ng to Wa.sh·
ington & \\1ants fast sale. CALL 540-1151
VA REPOSSESSION
SUPER BUY, EASTSIDE C.M. Large 2 story
on quiet cul-de-sac. 3 Bedroo m & bobby roon1,
2 l)i bath. oversized covered patio, i-hake roof,
shag crpts. room for boat or camper. Anyone
can buy. Full price $40.950. With $1,950.
down. VACANT . HURRY. CALL 540-1151
TALK ABOUT SHARP!
YOU'LL LOVE THIS! fi ne 3 bedroom d inine.
2 bath home coinplete with builtins, fireplace.
shake roof. new crpts & fresh paint. Ideally
located near shopping. Room for your camp·
er and boat. i\sking only $32,600. liurry!
CALL 540·1151
General General •
*--BOYD-REALIORSJRESENTS *-i
BRIGHT-LIGHT-SUNKISSED
,\ bonnie ho1ne in a best oC "Sunset ?t1aga·
azine" setting in Baycrest. 3 Bdrms., 3 bat hs,
30x 15 hld. pool. $79.500.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 2018 COMMODORE
BEST OF TWO WORLDS
Charming Newport Heights home. conven-
ience of a most desirable location plus inany
custom features. 2 Bdrm. home w /complete
guest house. Ideal f\1other-in-law setup.
............................... $59,500.
Welton®Compa11y
f-? f I• L f 0 R 5
503 Hazel, CdM
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5. Ocean view, brand
new, 5 BR, custom built home. Many unique
features.
418 Hazel, CdM
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5. Newly completed,
3 BR home overlooking ocean in old Corona
del Mar.
I B27 Port Tiffin, N.B.
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5. Somerset 5 BR &
fam r1n, upgraded .
28 Royal St. George, N.B.
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5. Custom built, spa·
cious 5 BR, on Big Canyon Fair\\'8Y.
186 Shorecliff Rd., CdM
5 BR, 4 BA, completely remodeled luxury
bon1e, beaut \vhite \vater view -outstanding
location.
2115 Wallace, CM
4 BR, freshly painted home,
Assumable 7% F HA LOAN.
Ocean View Lat
near schools.
San Clemente. in exclusive Viewpoint
homes. Attractively priced at $15,400.
SALES . POSITIONS
If you are interested in a ground floor op-
portunity with a young, expanding company.
consider the fol lowin g:
BROKERAGE
Residential Division -Active in prime
sales area of .. 'old CdM" and throughout
1\Je\vport;Costa Mes.a area.
Investment Divisiori -Since 1965. sold,
syndicated or exchanged So, Calif. in·
vcst1nent properties valued in excess of
50 million dollars.
DEVELOPMENT
Const ruction Division -'!'his recently
fortned subsidiary has 6 projects under-
'vay including duplexes, luxury custom
ho1nes and apartment projeCts. Soon to
break ground on several ne\v 'Projects
that \Vill be exciting inventory for our
sales sta(f..
REAL PROPERTY SECURITIES
\Velto n & Co., Inc. - A seven year old
N.A.S.D. member securities Broker-
Dealer soon to introduce a unique "Real
Estate Investment 'frust '".
Our extensive experience \\'ith ··overriding
T.D... financing and other sophisticated
techniques gives us an advantage in the
curr:ent tight 1noney 1narket. lf you would
like to join an innovative company with a
professional in1age, ,~·e offer qualified indi-
vi duals a stimulating environment in hand-
some 1noder n offices and commissions on an
incentive scale from 60 ·; •.
Confidential inquiries to:
Eric \-Velton -by n1ail
\veekdays.
or call 2·4 P.M.
2845 E. Coasl Highway
Corona de! Mar b 75 -0900
General General
Newport Heights·· with View
Beautiful New Custom Built
IRVINE TERRACE -VIEW
A lovely view home located in Irvine ·rerrace
East. Beautifully decorated, \vi th large roo!ns.
a true gourmet kitchen, formal poolsid~ din·
ing roo1n ; 01ltn beam ceilings in living roo1n
& adjoining den. 3 Bedrooms. 3 baths, spac-
ious yard \vith heated pool & poolside lanai.
$186.800 .
CORON~ DEL MAR DUPLEX
Ocean side of the hi gh,vay. Convenient 10
beach & shopping. l ·Bedroom plus convert; ....
ible den in each unit. Shag carpets thru·
out. Freshly painted. $82.000. ~
FAIRWAY LOT -BIG CANYON
Choice location, attractively priced at $64,200
'
HARBOR
COMPANY
REALTORS
2841 E. Coa't Hwy., Corona del Ma r
"Selling Real Estate in Newport Har bor
Since 19¥"
673-4400
General --General
******************* 7% ASSUME -NO FEES
Spacious 3BR + 2BH, top quality, steps to
ocean, shopping and parks. \V /variety of
luxuries, $114,500.
RIVIERA LIVING
Panoramic, \Vhite 'vater view from al l 9
roo1ns in thi s 5BR -3 bath unusually styled
hon1e including \Vine cellar and many excil-
ing features, $135,000 .
LOVELY GARDEN SETTING
Near Harbor lligh ln J·leights/Ne,1•port
Beach. 413R. 3 b<Jth "'/spacious fan1ily &
dining rooms. \Von 't lasl long, $62,950.
ONLY $1950 DOWN
Large 2-story, 3BR, ::!1/2 bath on quiet, open
cul-de.sac, fam rm, din rm, fully eqp'd
kit ch. pool sized yard, covered pation \V /
B-B-Q, $40,950.
LIKE NEW-3BR HOME, WALK TO BEACH
Sharp, newly pa inted. ne'v shag carpeted
thruout, large country style kitch \V/bltins.
only $28,250.
General
645.7221
1733 WESTCLIFF DR .
NEWPORT BEACH
General
MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE
5 Bedrooms, family room, for111al dining
roon1 . pool. Overlooking 15th hole. Over
4.000 sq uare feel of luxurious living space.
OPEN SUNDAY 12 to 5. 3061 Country Club
Drive, Costa Mesa. Call 556-0500.
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
1l111Ul' anti Jn{'OOlf~ Plus!:!
·r 110 2 b1'<lroon1 htu11c11. t:s·
t't'lli•nt condilion. \\'11.lk 10
shopplni;:. I lt•1tlt•(\ :1 n d
rllll'l'l'd IJolJol, plcnl~· of 1l'N'$
1111d !lhruhs. For thr PLUS,
Sl-:ElNC is u niust~ Olfl'l'<'d
tu $.i!l,;)(X) .• Cnll &IG-0,-),\,;.
VA TERMS
(" I r ;:i u -Co~.y-Con1fo1·t;.1 1>!1.•.
Nc1r ("!U'fM-'lin~. Nc'\11 paint
in 1uv! u11C Hnnu• b: 1101\
UllO<"f'Uplrd and :n·nilnbl1•
for Jl(•\\' 011'/)!'I" 1 n1.•d1"n111ns.
2 P.aths, l'il'C'placl'. $26,7~.
C;.dl G'~.11:;.
PREFER THAT
OPEN FEELING?
Jr ynu <lo, then i;ee-lhe 111·
ll'rior of this 4 Rf•drr10111
Honie !hat l$ clo~c to !hf'
back bay. J·Jor.')cshot• /\!riu111
design 1\'ilh l\l P x i t' lt 11
Ceran1ie Enlry. 2·1, bnlhs.
Brick ~·i1·crla1·('. \\'el Oar,
Hlll'l' l\I11s h ·r Rf'rh·oo111. '2
Pa1ios. r:;r1.~r1t l);u'k ynr1J !or
c·hlldr('n. $.)7.9:)(). Call
£.l&-0:.J:-J.
Exchange-Sen
12 flpurtn1enls. 111'--'11 y
alte<rna1ivl's to ri11:111cing
;.in<! Oll'llC'l'Shi]).
J\Iuy ·r1:111le Do1111 tu r s111nll-
rr units. •
1\J;1,v Tt'ad'" for 1~,111d sui t· I
:.ible for 3 to ~' u1111 s.
to.lay eur1-y 211d Trusl [)11c1I.
All Uilils fu rnish{'-(!. l,.irx""I I rte<n1 Sc-herlul('. I lc'alcd and
fil1trt:'d pool. Call nnytin11·.
&lG--0$."1.i
POTENTIAL PLUS
This is a 111usl Sl"l'. fol' lhe1·c
is no 1vay 1•1 df'sel'ilx· lhis
property. Q\'er lS,000 sq. ft .
in rh(' uppt·r Nf'1VJl01'1 Bay
,\t1';L PrC'llent!y th<'rc ar~' ::
OPEN HOUSES
SHORECLIFFS
Beautiful five bedroo1n, four bath and three
fireplaces. Next to ocean and \Vhite \Va ter
vie'v and private beach -Asking $250,000
186 Shoreclilfs 2·G p.111. Sat. & Sun.
SPYGLASS TWO STORY
NEW LISTIN(;S! Over 3300' of gracious CO·
loni~ll living. Six bedroom, 4 bath, top quali·
ty (Joor coverings and thousands of dollars
of other ex tras. Breat htaking vie\v. A must
see at nighl $134,995. 32 Nlission Bay. C.D.M.
2·6 p.in. Sat & Su11 .
OWNERS SAY SELL!
'l'h is grat·ious six 1Jedroo111 Burlingame model
in Spygla's No. l WILL BE SOLD IN AUG·
US1'. ·r11e C'hoi1.:c ttil·de·sar location, charn11ng
landscaping and beautiful co ndit~o n should
<l ppeal t1l anyoue. Grcnt view. $129,950. 1607
Ba ycliff, C.'.IJ.J\1. 2·6 p.111 . Sat. & Sun.
COMBINED HOME & GARAGE SALE
'J'h is n1u!ivntcd seller \\'ants action ~ J~is Jove--
ly four bcdron1n 1 larbor \lie\v hon1e has to
Ile sole\ an d \\'C think his price is fa ir com·
pared to the other ~i rni1 Jr 111odels for sale.
\Vilh gorgeous rich IJrO\Vll carpeting, sunken
living roonL cathectral ceilings and outstand-
ing landscaping and patios, -this is a !\1UST
SEE home. $77.500. 1992 ort Claridge. Ne\v-
port Beach. 10..6 p.tn. Sal. & Sun.
SUPER V1t.W HOME
Lo vely four bed1'00111 one story high on a hill
above Corona clel l\lar. l\1agnificent wooden
cathedral ceiling in spacious living room and
dining roo1r1 area. Unsurpassed vie,v. Asking
$13U.500. 17 'riburon B <i~r, Corona del Mar.
Sll'(ll'lll\"f'S on thf' lll'Op('l't~·.
Oric1·t>d fQt' $jl,OllO. {':1\!
G1 ~-0~\ij.
1 2·6 p.nl. Sat. & Sun.
Laguna Lot
$8,500
3 BR & Rumpus
$25,950
Country Duplex
$39,950
Beach Duplex
$69,500
7-Units
$59,500
! C!.EANER-UPPER
II The price is rigl:t fur thi:-; fou_r bedroon1 ~·ton·
tc)!o \\"ith beautiful lanclscap1ng on fee land.
877,SOO. l~Hi-t Port Provence, Ne\1•port Beach. I 2-6 p.n1. Sal. & Sun.
675-7225
JUST WHAT YOU 'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
IN CORONA DEL MAR
Century 21 __ 642·1771
1 LIDO ISLE
4 Bdrn1 .. fan1. rn1., din . rn1. Lusk !Jbr. VU
Hill s honi.e \V/Oe\v pool & Jacuzzi. This love-
Iv hon1e hHs an 1.u1obstructed vu of the blue
Pacific. A lo\v n1aint. yard, auto. soft \Valer
systetn & all the bit-ins. \Vhat more could
you ask tor at ~89,000.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 888 SANDCASTLE I +BEACH
~'ABULOUS BA R GA I ~ .
6 DELUXE UNITS -THE BLUFFS
Deautiful O\V\1er's unit. Good inc. $230,000
I
$73,500
Supt'1· sharp Spanish. Sho11·s BALBOA PENINSULA
_ _ NE~WPORl_ SH_QRES __ ---~1 liii;c..ainodtllu:uul!. Secluded---Si ht 1-BR unil:-s just redecor. & comp.
peluxe duplex close to surf and sand. Good rn_asler s11ilf'. c 1.1 i.1r1 re 11 ~ f g i h 1 Iflcoine · $25M per year. $198.500 111vest1nent starter. Current inco1ne $460 per 1v~ng. L11·i::~'.'> hv1ng J"ooin urn 5 ec ·
month. Priced lo "ell at $69 ,..00 Ca ll 11:11~1 fn·epla,·e. .Gourn1.C"1
.. • • .;J · ~ r11111ng. GardC'n 1·1c11· kit-
5::>6·0500. eh1•n. Pt·h·H1C' (·nu1·1yrnl.
DOVER SHORES
Builclable \Vatcrfront lot. Drive by 1001 Jl11~ri·
ner's Drive. Call 556-0500.
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS
Q\v ner has just authorized 10% prire reduc·
tion and he will finance at 8o/o! Lot size 66 x
300. A·l zoning. Call 556-0500.
MAGIL COMPANY REALTORS
G1i:at [or 1:nti>1·tainini,;: Call
AGT. 645-0303
l'ORE\T E OLSON '" PEAL TORS
POOR MAN'S
INVESTMENT
E xc1•llcnt rentals! Q\\'11(-'(I by
Ora nge Coast
2600 E·. Coast Hwy .• Corona del Mar
REAL ESTATE 644-4848
Gener.11
WONDEROUS
WEEPING
WILLOW
$45,000
General
LOW INTEREST
ASSUMABLE
LOANS
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: • • OPEN SAT /SUN I .5 338 HOLMWOOD
VIEW. VIEW· VIEW
3 Bedrooms -3 Baths -Family -Dining
Living & Recreation Rooms. '
Room s are large -2 fireplaces -Large
closets & linen storage. Detached garage
on alley~Fenced & landscaping ..... $85,500
Drive by a nd see at
423 San Be rnardino Ave.
3500 Irvine Avenue, 556-0500
369 San Miguel Drive, Suite 365, 640·0985
Newport Beach, California
a Dutch1nan & clean as a In dC'sirnl>lc Eastsitlr to.~10.
pin! Both rcntl'rl lly Ion~ ~11'sn n ~nnt "·rrpin;::
1t•r111 h'111111ts ut $JRj eaeh. \\·illo\\' 11u1 l;e.; :1 !1'1'•' .~hndf'd
This sh;1rp di.1 pk·x is a "In.'\ p:irarllsi' or ;1 'hUhf' frn1•t•rl
At'f' you 1novin1:e to the Cosla .
i\'fesa a.I'(';:i? Avoid !he hig-h •
inh'l'CS1 rates by taking over
4 ·sdrtn s .. 2 baths, in charming Corona del
Mar. \Vatch the sunsets \vhile you dine.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 1014 SEA LANE
* 675·5930 *
3629 E. CoHt Hwy.
Coron• del Mir
General
"':WE'RRDBAvr
On The Beach
C all O wner al 645.6619 lo show.
---General General
NEW OCEAN CONDOMINIUMS
NEWPORT CREST RESALES
2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms -2 or 211, Baths. Formal
~Dining Rooms. Pool, Sauna & Tennis Courts.
WIDE SELECTIONS ALL PLANS (
AT SPECIAL PRICES
BROKER PARTICIPATION
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Jl l \'IJ::RA. &>i·luth•rl prh·ate lf>-lfi-0021 1rill l't1111'iclt·r srrio us off~n;
A lovely hoinc in "H,<il'bor slrC'C't of fioc hoint·s. ,I -RA·R-E-MESA-a11d I 1• a\' f' rC"frigl'rn1nr
Vic1v Hill!i". 4 lx'lh"f)l)l11, :.I hedtwnis inl'L hidc--a-11·ay bt'hinrl 1r10. fin Idyllic
haths. fan1ily rooni. 2 nias~l'r sllile. library & VERDE 1'\•srful rl'l 1·ca1 for onl' or
firl'placr>s, 3-car garage an<I 111us1t· l'hninl'Jl.'ri::, Hnd ~11c~t , 111·0, fl \L't'(' hou.;t_• .h1n1 . .dC' for
a pool sizl' ynnl Vnulled racilily \\'iHi 3rd bath. \\_'alk fOUR-PLEX kids to g1·011· up or a pc1 s
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1525 Superior -Suite 3
Newport Beach (714) 645-3230
Sun. 1-5 Pi\t . 3907 Topside c l! AGT 645-03o.1 """. RANCH J,.·lne. Corona dcl Mar. a , . advertised. $82,950. fi46..7l71 . BEACH
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fu"t•pl:u·i'. 14 ,\ 2~ pool 1vith i\h'sll Vt'l'i1•' ('ouuu·y f"l uh. I !\ITC!ll<~. BB 1111 u t' t ~~-
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shwLo; clo~ to nll srho;ols. $87,500 paneling & till' floors. G1-c1H
n !1U'gc park and shoppuig. "El bo 1 .. fnn1ily horn(' 13 n1on1hs olrl at
t d Th. . t ' ('us1on1 poo1 .~ J:u·ur.zi 1v1111 ii<&: ":IOl Walker & Lee Hiil ':f !llll!l , IS lS ii Ill load!! 11( hl'h'k d('1•kl t1~. ,\ ...._, 11nl'~ C11ll R('rl C:•riX't, l'•'nl d{'\ii.;ht te> sh-011· nnd I ~rll t t t l t11 "'Ji.'n r1·~'nings 1
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pi-It(' \\"lnitilij{ noor plun, "'°
popular & so sc111·1·f:. 2500
Sq. Ft. or !he linl'f;I <111Alhy
t.'U!lto1n decor avtiil, No
short cu111 here! Giant l'lll)'Y
. patio affords ,::real privacy
& si;mciOt1!' ft"tlini;:. A home
of di!llh\CHon! Can be l!Ct'n
dally. Call !or arp't. -------1 EASTBLUFF E-ASTSfDE-SPECIALI REALTY
Br~ht anrl airy llC\\' all elec· 2<1\t V11!1a Del Oro, N.B.
trlc country k.itchcn, lnrgc * 644-llll *
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hon1c for only $39.9:JO. Ca.II &li>-5219, 7-IOAf\1
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• P A~~c
From thta 1,800 S<I · fl., J
bedroom, 2 bath L-US!Om
home on lllf&e lot "'Ith
fonnal dlnhli room, double
aaragc; beautiful ('IU'l)el!I
11nd dl"ttJ)Cfi, h n rd v.· o o <I
floor11. !lhtlkc I'()()( 1tr11l lt•s!I
lhan 2 y~111~ old! $7-1,!J:..O -
Appl. only.
2043 \\'est~·lilf Dr.
Open eves. 6411-7711
Spac:e Rac:e??
Roomy 3 BR, 2 BA homt> on
t~ shaded corner lo!. Cpta.
drpe, bll.n$, pt'ivatc patio,
v.'ork JJhOp! Clubhouse &
ii:11·l1nn1lt1g pool near by!
$33.500 -low dov.•n OK t!
Cull 61.)-S 100.
HOUSES FOR SALE
( 2 Bedrooms)
1897 Orange, Costa Mesa
642-8235 $39,950 (Sat 1-5)
109 Via Ebo!, Lido Isle
$73,500 Agt. 645-0303
1574 Ocean Blvd., Balboa Peninsula
546-2313 $69,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(2 Bedrooms Family Rm or Oen)
40B SevUle, Balboa Peninsula
673-5410 $67 ,500 673-5410
321 Kings Road, Cliffhaven, NB
B42-5200 (Sun 1-5)
543 Santa Ana Ave .. Newport Beach
646-0555 $45.900 (Sat/Sun 1-5)
1715 Port Abbey, (Harbor View) NB
673-B550 (Sat & Sun 1-51
259 Oceanview (Newport Hts.) NB
(Sunday 1-51
•624 Ramona (Irvine Terr) Cd~1
(Daily 1-3)
1824 Pt. Barmouth (HY Homes) NB
640-0020 (Sat. 1-5)
213 Fernleal. Old Corona del Mar
675-6000 $10B.500 (Sat & Sun 1'6)
1941 Port Chelsea, Harbor Vu Homes, NB
675-6000 $64.500 ISat & Sun 1·51
2596 Crestview (Bayshores) N.B.
644-2430 $59,500. (Sun l ·51
13 Bedrooms)
IB12 Dover Dr. Newport Beach
675-2741 or 544-4011 (Sat & Sun 1·6)
231 Orange ·(Newport Shores) NB
54B-1290 $4B,900 (Sun 1-5)
33B Holmwood (Newport Hts.) NB
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-51
1533 ?tliramar Dr .. Balboa Peninsula Point
675-4060 $61J;OO (Sat & Sun 1-51
• •2233 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach
642-4353 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
-·-•-#44 Bal])oa Coves;NB -
ISat & Sun 1·5)
2001 Seadrill (Irvine Terr) CdM
$79,500 (Sunday 1-51
522 Vista Grande tBlu!ls) NB
$77.500 (Sunday 1-5)
42B Vista Parada. The Bluffs, NB
675-6000 881,500 Sat. & Sun. 1-5
341 Hazel. Old Corona del Mar
675-6000 $B5 ,000 (Sun 1-51
2231 Miner St .. CM
540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
5009 Bruce Crescent. Lido Sands. NB
646-3255 $49.950 (Sat 1·5, Sun 12-1)
304 Otero (North Bluffs) NB
644-1133 (Sun 1-51
317 Vista Suerte (North Bluffs) NB
'644·1133 !Sun 1·5)
• 1641 l Jody C'ircle. \Vestn1inster
96B-3371 $34 ,950 ISat & Sun 12-5:301
1836 Port \\'heeler. Newport Beach
546-2313 $65.500 (Sat & Sun 1-51
••210 Via Lido Nord (Lido Is{e) N.B.
644-2430 SlB5.000. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2727 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar
644·2430 $175,000. (Sat & Sun 2-6)
(3 Bedroom• FAmily Rm or Den)
1600 Cornwall Lane, Westclill, NB
646-4219 $61 ,500 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
5132 Skinner, Irvine
B33-3380 $4B,500 (Sun 1-51
2157 Rural Lane. Costa Mesa
557-4765 $34,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
31Bl2 Isle Royal. Laguna Niguel
493-3026 $62.500 (DailyJ
1114 \Vhito Seils (l·l.V . Hills) CdM
673-6642 !Sat & Sun 1·5 )
477 Laurinda. Orange
645-B400 $42 .500 1Sat & Sun 1-5)
•2018 Co1n1nodore (Baycrest) NB
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1900 Pt. Weybridge (H. V. Homes)
644-2430 $79.900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
• 1935 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr) CdM
644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
2937 Royal Palm Dr .• CM
545-8424 $36,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5J
233B Tustin Ave.,' Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 2·5)
• • 16 Balboa Coves (Balboa Coves) NB
MS-5527 545-5643 Eves (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2978 CbJJlon, Laguna Beach
497-1761 $59,000 (Sun 1-5) • * ;'41 Balboa Coves, NB
(Sat & Sun 1·5)
458 Ogle, Costa Mesa
$48,750 (Sat & Sun 1-51
--. UM-S.ntiag , Baycres . NB
645-6500 $81,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51
• 1343 Galuy. Dover Shores, NB
n7MOOO 1127,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
..
3105 Barbados Pl.. Costa Mesa
546-SBBO $36.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
375 E. 23rd St., Back Bay. NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1590 Elm , Costa Mesa
546-2313 $36,900 (Sat 1-41
19542 Trenton, Huntington Beach
546·2313 $42.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
456 Vista Tnicha (Bluffs) N.B.
644-2430 $69,500. (Sun 1-5)
962 Sandcastle (H. V. Hills) CdM
644-2430 $B9 .950 (Sun 1-5)
1456 Key View IH.V. Hills) CdM
644-2430 $89.500. (Sun 1-5)
.(4 Bedrooms)
300 Cedar SL. Newport Beach
645·B400 $51.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
10391 Monitor. Huntington Beach
546-4141 $34,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
15B22 Plymouth. HB
545-8424 $32 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1412 Serenade (Irvine Terr) CdM
$87,000 (Sunday 1-51
""1-23 Dolphin Terrace llrvine Terr.) Cd!\1
(Sunday 1-51
•9331 Ports111oulh. l1untington Beach
B42-9321 $40 .000 (Sun 1-51
16701 1'1arie Lane. Huntington Beach
B42-9321 $31 ,500 (Sun 1-51
410 Vista Suerle (North Bluffs) NB
644-1133 (Sun 1-5)
1964 Port Provence. lHrbr Vu Homes) NB
675-7225 (Sat 2-61
1821 Tahuna (Irvine Terr.) CdM
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
{4 Bedroom• FAmily Rm or Den)
• 1014 Sea Lane. Corona del .!\lar
675-5930 (Sat/Sun 1-5)
2015 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) NB
645·7500 · (Sat/Sun 1-61
23 Hall Mood Bay (Spyglass) CdM
644·1152 -ISat/_S un 1-;J
621 Michael Pl' (15th & Irvine) Npt. Bch.
642-6001 $62,950 (Sat/Sun 12·5)
17776 Oak Tree Lane, Irvine
552-7500 $67,500 • !Sat & Sun 1-5)
• •50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B.
644-4910 $245,000 (Open Sun 1-5 :30)
7 Twin Lakes Cir. (Spyglass Hill! N.B.
644-4910 $125,000 (Open Daily 1-5:30)
••Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B.
644-4910 $195,000 (Open Sat/Sun 1-5:30)
1955 Port Claridge Pl (HVH) N.B.
833-07BO $74,500 (Sun 1-51
15 Point Sur (Spyglass HUI) N.B.
494-1177 (Sun 1·5)
1601 Castle Cove, Corona del Mar
644-2430 $129.500 (Sun 1·51
1506 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-51
tr2513 Davis Place. Back Bay Area
642-5200 $57.500 1Sat & Sun 1-51
427 East 16th Place. Newport Hgts. Are.a
642·5200 $51 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2964 Croftdon. Costa Mesa
546-4141 $30.500 (Sun 1-51
BB2 Sandcastle (Harbor View Hills) N.B.
673-B550 $97.500 ISat & Sun 1-5)
•BBB Sandcastle (H.V. HUis) CdM
644-484B (Sat & Sun i ·5)
I 706 Tradewinds (Baycrest) N.B.
644-7662 $69,500 (Sat & Sun I-5)
2200 Francisco, N.B.
S74,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * •501 Harbor Island Pl. (oil Bayside) N.B.
(Sunday 1-5)
2027 Port Provence (HV Homes) N.B.
(Sat & Sun 1-5)
IB56 Port Charles (H.V. Homes) N.B.
(Sunday 1-5)
15 <~ynress Point l.n (Bi g Canyon) N.B.
~165 .000 !Sun 1-51
OI:'; Tiller. 1-larbor \'iew I-fill s. Cd~1
675-6000 S9R.500 !Sat & Sun 1-51
1120 Goldenrod. Harbor View Hills. CdM
675-6000 $79,500 (Snn 1-5)
24 t2 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs) N.B.
875-6000 $54.950 (Sun l ·51
2Bl0 Serang, Mesa Verde, C.M.
546-5990 $49.500 (Sun 1·5)
•9802 Kite, Hunlinl!(on Beach
842-9321 $63.000 (Sun 1-5)
3367 Fuchsia , Costa Me<a
S43.500 Agt. 645-0303
2701 Canary, Mesa Verde
546-2313 $69,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
4533 Tremont (Ca meo Shores) CdM
644-2430 ~ 11 5,000 (Sun 2-51 * IR812 Walnut St.. Fountain Vallev
546-5880 /962-0684 (Sat/Sun from 1 pm)
2442 \Vlndword Lane, Newport Reach
645-8400 $92.000 (Sun 1-5)
1201oITT'Flfrie (H.V. Hlll!/CdM
675-3000 (Sun 1·5)
2612 Li2htholl!e (Broadmoor) CdM
675-3000 -($u n 1-5)
'
4721 Dorchester (Cameo Hlds.) CdM
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2912 Alta Vista (East bluff) N .B.
675-3000 (Sun 1·51
1992 Port Claridge (H.V. Homes) N.B.
675·7225 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 10-6 )
17 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM
675-7225 $139,500 (Sat & Sun 2-6)
4600 Dorchester (Cameo Hglds.) CdM
673·2222 $71 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1059 Cheyenne (Bar Harbor) CM
646-8811 $41 .500 (Sat & Sun 1·51
1633 Castle Cove (Spyglass) N.B.
644-2430 (Sat 2-8)
•3615 Sau salito (H.V. Hills) CdM
644-2430 $133,000 (Sun 1·5)
1534 Anligua (Dover Shores) NB .
644-2430 $139.500. (Sun 2-6)
18691 Portofino Dr. (Turtle Rock) Irvine
644-2430 $94.500 (Sun 2-6)
i939 Sanderling Circle. Costa Mesa
546-5880 $49,950. (Sun 1·5)
18317 Foxglove Way, (Univ. Park) Irvine
646-8811 $54,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(5 Bedrooms)
***2242 Channel R., Peninsula Point
$229,000 (Sun 4-7 )
2731 Bayshores Dr., N.B.
646-7711 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
5 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
26 Hermitage IBig Canyon) N.B.
644-2430 $142,500. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B.
644-4910 $225,000 (Sat-& Sun 1-5 :30)
1741 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
642-5200 $61,900 (Sun 1-51
372B Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar
673-8550 $197 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2021 Aliso, Costa Mesa
646-2634 $59,900 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
•4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM
673·2222 SI24,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51
•20451 Upper Bay Dr., S.A. Heights
644-6200 1Sun 1-5)
t86 Shoreclilfs. Corona de! Mar
675-7225 $250.000 (Sat & Sun 2·6)
3840 Ocean Birch (Spyglass #I) CdM
675-7225 $105,000 (Sa t & Sun 2·6)
#2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) N.B.
(Sat & Sun 1-5)
• • #3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B.
!Sat & Sun 1-5)
• 136B Galaxy (Dover Shores) N. B.
(Sun 1-5)
4521 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands) CdM
$B7 ,000 (Sunl-5)
1930 Irvine, Baycrest. N.B.
646-3255 $59,950 -(Sat-& Sun-1,5)
2845 Europa, Mesa Verde, CM
546·2313 $55.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
193B Port Trinity fH.V. Homes) N.B.
644-5035 $B4,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(6 BEDROOMS)
1607 Baycllfl !Spyglass Hill) CdM
675-7225 $129,000 (Sat & Sun 2·6)
32 Mission Bay (Spyglass #2) CdM
675-7225 $134,995 (Sat & Sun 2-6)
(6 Bedrooms Family Rm or Den)
5241 Burgundy Cir., The Ranch-Irvine
$55,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
DUPLEXES (2 BR Each Unit)
521-521 \ii Acacia, Corona del Mar
673-6642 (Sat & Sun
125 4lst St .. Newport Beach
546-2313 $72,500 (Sun
DUPLEX FOR SALE (2 BR & 1 BRI
1·5)
1·5)
427 I-leliotrope, Corona de! li-1ar
673·6642 (Sun 1-5)
700 Marigold, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $72 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES (2 & 3 BR)
606 Orchid, Corona del Mar
675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES (2 BR, Don Each Unit)
511 Poppy, Corona del Mar
675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
TRIPLEXES FOR SALE (3 & 2 BR)
1200 IV. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach
675-3000 (Sun 1·5)
4 BR & PAMIL Y RM OR DEN
IB15 Port Renwick (H.V. Homes) CdM
644-2430 $79.900 (Sat 1·51
CONDOMINIUMS FOlt SALE
(2 BR!
• • •2525 G4 Ocean Blvd. (The Channel
Reef) Corona del Mar .
644-4910 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
31384 W. Nine, Laguna Niguel
497-1761 '37,900 (Sun 1·5)
438 Bolero Way, Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 2·5)
14611 Oval Rd., Irvine
833·3380 $28,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(4 BR)
10218 Adobe Rlver (Tiburon) Fnt. Valley
644·7662 (Sun 12-4)
CONDOMINIUM~ FOR SALE
(2 Bodroom•)
• 1644 Iowa, Costa Mesa
M&ll.68_$2.l,D .....
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...
Sun 1·5
.. ~ .......
Pete Barre~/ f<eaft'I
pre6en~
ASSUMABLE 6°/o LOAN
DELIGHTFUL 4 BEDROOM HOME-Pool
fire-ring. family room with \vet bar and
much more. Down payment plus assumable
6% first and 7% second. No points. Owner
CHARMING CONDO . transferred East. ~~UF;.g, J~~. 5~~1~ 2513 Devis Pl. .Open Sat & Sun 1·5
entry, nt'.'Y.' caq>ets & (off Monte Vitt•) • Back Bay
drapes, ploasant llreplare, PENINSULA POINT large honu.•y kitchen, 3
bedroonu;, 2\i bath" BEST BUY FOR YOUNG FAMILY-Excel-r tgh t -o n the lovely b d h I I I h CrcenbC'lt. one or the bcil! lent 3 e room ome. arge pat.o, pay ouse
$62,500. and boat storage. Neat-as-a-pm, new car-
644 7270 peting, 6 burner stove with double oven.
• Note : Point's lo\vest pric:e .... , ... $61 ,500
lSJJ Miramar Dr. B1lboa Open Sot & Sun l·S
DUPLEX. COM A
Bea"'""' ·~stk 2 bedroom, N OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
open _bean1 ceilln~ \\ith ON THE BAY FRONT -Owner will help
cha.rnung h1·lck fu >epl11ce, · h t· · hi h It' huil\!n ki1chen in Utlt; front \\'It 1nanc1ng on t s 01ne. S vacant
unit. JUST BEING COJ\I· no\v-not new. but scrubbed and ready to
PLE.'TI-.:D, so you can pick 1nove in. Gorgeous view of bay and harbor
your 01vn rolor~ ') a n d e11lrance. 3 bedrooms, pier and slip for large
carpets. 3 Bedrocnn , ~ bath, boat $175 000
cozy fireplace, b uiltln , · ················· ······· ' · khchl'n. Best !ocatlon in QIU 2233 Bi1y1lde Or, N.B. Open Si1t & Sun 1-S
Corona ••• ""'· m.soo. FIRST TIME TO SEE 644-7270 NEWPORT HEIGHTS HOME - 4 Nice bed-
rootns. in a friendly c:ottage atmosphere,
INVEST ON THE large lamily room with cozy fireplace and
WATER wood paneling. Builtln kitchen-well cared
CONDOi\11NIUM -This love-for and ready for happy and active family. ly 2-story end uni! has S"l 500
everything -even a BOAT <> ' •
SLIP. Ultra 1nodc1T1 kitchl'n 427 East 16th Pl., C.M. Open Si1t & Sun 1-5
\\'Ith all ll<'\V bulltins. A1 · ·
tra,Hvc '"""' fireplaco. 2 FIVE BEDROOMS-BIG YARD
Bedroom,, "• B n "" · NEWPORT BEACH-HUGE REDUCTION SUNDECK overlooklni: lht! . , ' \\'all'r. All this can be )'Quz-s owner anx_lous to 1nove into somethmg small-'" sss.:.oo. er. See this house now-good buy at $61,900. 644-7270 1741 lrvin1 Ave., N.B. Open Sun 1-S
RENT-LEASE OPTION-BUY
NEXT DOOR TO DOVER SHORES -4 Bed-
rooms and den plus formal dining room. Own·
er moving South -Immediate possession.
1506 Lincoln Lone, N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1-S
DELIGHTFUL CONDO
CQ;\1PLl.i'EL Y upgradl'l"I
t,,.."'O story, 4 Bcdroon1s. 3
balhq, brick f!rep]a{"t', l11rgC'
counr1-y kil("hen. Close 10
l'\'t'J'ythlng -pool, te ru1i",
club. shopplng & schools.
S5'1,9j().
644-7270
Send for your frM
Home for Living
magi11ine of Newport
Bei1ch area properties
with pictur11 & price1.
. 2828 E. Coa1t Hlw1y
Corona del Mi1r
ST,OP·
tOOK;N;MOYE
Office Open S1turd1ys & Sund1ys
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 WHtcllff Dr .. N.B.
642-5200
General
OUR 24TH YEAR
Offering Service
Only E•perlonn
Ci1n Provide
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5
4721 DORCHESnR, CDM
Cam!"!. Highl'!!'ds_ =-JJ1St listed! Lovejy3
bdrm. & family rm. home ... \vitb panoramic
ocean viey,r, \Vell 1naintained. Adult occupied.
$B2.500
OPEN S.UNDAY 1.5
2912 Alta Vista, Eastbluff
A rare breed -almost extinct -good fam-
ily home in Eastblufl, under $60,000. 4 Bdrms
-
• ' I
I
! I
lnto this family ready home
in a dcllghtlul neighborhood.
Three bedrooms, t\\"'O baths
and ro1n·e.rtible f a m i I y
room. Pro fe s 1 Ion a I
decorat!ni includes elegant
carpets and drapes .
Beautifully landscaped. Too
many featul'ell and extrrui to
advertis. lITeplaceablc at
the lo1v $·12,950. Call Now!
962-&Sjl. & family rm. home -move in before scboo!> .,
starts. ·• ·
THE REAL
ESTATERS
BACK BAY· just listed
NJ:.\VPORT 01-:,\CH
ADl1RESS
4 Bcdroon1, [llTlliiy r1n, y;ird
SPIJ.L'l' ror pool + boa! & or
trail~r. ~\ vcrS1:1.tile family
home. bes! or schools.
CHARMING .·
3 BR, 2 BA.
... large family rm, 2 tire·
ptaCt's. I-larbor !Ugh. I~l
MEDf1\TE OCCUPANCY.
CHINA COVE CHALET
Xlnt view & only a stone's throw to lbe. beach.
ltuge stone irplc., heavy beamed cell's. &
beaut. paneled walls. Open stainvay to rus-
tic loft. Ideal for lamlly living, with 4 bdrms.
plus lamily rm. $149.500 .
HAVE YOU SEIN •..
... our brand new homes at
2201 WINDWARD LANE
(\Vindward & Irvine Avenue)
PRJCES $85,000 TO •&U.500
SQUARE FOOTAGE 2,824 TO 3,459
OPEN DAILY 1 TO 6
MESA VERDE
''T" Plan & Pool
COMPACT
CONYENIENCI
d "
Ii ~
011 a ciulet cul--de-u.c-thll 3 • 1
yeRr old, 3 bedroom, 1'4
l:ialh home oflcn a J•rait
family room , Wflll de1\pf!d
lth chcn, walkwln clollf!l!I and
WRtr.r IWlHl!ncr. Only $29,500.
C.11 !lt!Z-8851.
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Saturd•Y, Au9ust 18. 1973
Huntington Beach
DAILY PILOT 23
Huntington Be•ch
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EXCLUSIVE • . • SOL VISTA SPECIAL
STORYBOOK CHARM
IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES
One of the lowest priced homes In this most
,sought after neighborhood. 3 Bedrooms with
1custom details thruout, that give a warm,
homey atmosphere. There's a garden patio
off the bright-sunny kitchen that is a real de-
light for outdoor dining. Reasonably priced
at $64,950 & you own the land.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Wratch your home investment dollar grow in
the new city or Irvine. Sparkling clean, adult
'occupied 3 bedroom home. Formal dining
:area plus eating area in the built-in kitchen.
·Open beam ceilings -cor.y fireplace. Private
patio adjoins greenbelt for that uncrowded
feeling. $48,000.
~OVER SHORES
Spectacular view fro m this 5 bedroom Ivan
Wells designed & built home. Richly detailed
lw1th elegant formal dining room & inviting
family room with wet bar. Front courtyard
patio with heated pool. $137,500. Shown by
appointment.
C. F. COL ESWORTHY
640-0020
WE HAVE RENTALS
General General
"BLUFFS CONDO"
Most desirable Bl¢fs location. 4 Bdrm, 3
l!a. Lovely private patio on greenbelt. Open
beams thruout. Low leasehold . $67,500.
WHITE WATER VIEW •..
lS SPECTACULAR! Monarch Bay Terrace.
Expansive 4 BR. 3'h BA, 5000 sq ft home
atnp a knoll. All redwood & glass. Pool & ~acuzzi in inner courtyard. Decks off every
room. Open beams, & gardens thruout.
$310,000:
"PRIVATE BEACH"
OWNER LEAVI NG STATE . Splendid 3 Bd·
rm. 3 Ba. residence in MONARCH BAY.
Will consider lease option. Priced, for quick
sale at $94.500. ,
"BE-ACH RETREAT"
4 Bdrm 3 Ba "Salt Spray" charmer. Steps
to surf 'or bay! Assume G£ loan. Fantastic
at $79,900. Hurry t
"SEAFRONT CASTLE"
A Ul'tll()lt ti()Mt
ONE OF TljE BEST IN CORONA DEL
MAR. 45' R·2 lot -'h block to ocean. New 2
bedroom a.nd den . Fully stressed for second
floor with engineering available. Fantastic
view from second level. Space for 4 cars.
Favorable financing available at interest
rates under current market. A ~108,500 in·
vestment.
UNl9UI HOMIS OF CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 A llstlng of Bort Rffdy
U,._l()Ul:-iiUMl:S
REALTORS
General
*BALBOA BAYFRONT * ,
NEEDED •...• DECORATOR'S TOUCH
. . . to transform this 2-story bayfront home
into a thing of beauty .. 2 Huge bdrms. up-
stairs, both with panor~mic views. l~Bdrm.
down plus extra room for your pleasure.
Living rm., formal dining & family rm . A
unique older home with great potential. In'I·
med . occupancy.
$189,500-SUBMIT Y~R OFFER
CALL : BELLE PARTCH
VISION RED HILL REALTY 552-7500 833-8837 Evenings
General
VERMONT
FARM HOUSE
It's The Prettiest
One In Town
$48,900
~ ACRE • REDUCED
$29,950
Professionally decorated
nearly new home. Four big
bedrooms and a super sep.
arate family room \\1th wet
bar. \Vh.en you see this deep,
plushy carpeting, elegant
drapes, and tasteful wall-
paper, it'll be love at first
sigh.I. So don't call unless
you're ready to fall in love?!
847-6010.
Rolling green lawns and
stately trees surround pie·
turesq u e Ve rm on t
farmhouse. Old w or Id
charm and architecture.
Formal" entry. Step do">\'n
1naster suite with 5th bath. ~
Man size dep v.•it h rugged
beams. Maids quarters. 23'
TAVERN KITCHEN \vith
cathedral . beams. Banquet
fonnal dining. EI e g ant
French doors to sel'luded
garden paradise. \\'ailed
patio with outdoor fireplace
and B.B.Q. RED BARN 2nd
story in-la'w apartment, 2
guest cottages and covered
dance pavilion overlooking
magnificerit free form pool.
ENTERTAI?iERS PARA·
THE REiil
ESTllTERS
OISE. CALL 645-0303. 1.::.=;:.:...:.:o=:;._ __
I OHi.\ I [ 01 \0\
REAlTOl'lS
...
5 bedroom, two story custom home with tile
roof , large gourmet kitchen, formal dining.
rm ., family rm., humidifier, electronic filter,
3 car gar. Many more-extras! Priced at only
$159,500. Prinqipals only. By appt. please.
Please phone liOB HALLEY: 642-3081 Jerry Freud Rrltor. · 833-1666
$34,500.
•lBR 2BA, Newport l\fodel,
Jrg front rnt & fonnal din.
Fnstclil seller v"hen the
tract \Vas ne\v, All clcc
kitch & a buck Yard IJ1at is
superb. n.enl nlcti area ru·
schools & Bt'Olldway Shop-
ping Centf'r.
Corona del ~r Cost1 M1P I' OCEAN VIEW i.=;;:;;HE;;LP;;11;;;;;;;l531-s110 < :::u 531 ·5 oo
By Owner
Exciting 3Bll, 2BA home has
walled privacy on lltreet
side and spectacular ocean
views from breakfast nook,
family rm, living rm, and
master suite. Grounds
landscaped for easy maint.
Dramatic Java rock frplc.
Carpets/drapes like new
Lots of stol'8.gf!' space!
Access to 3 pvt beaches.
See this lovely home Sat/
Sun l:.S at 4733 Cot11and ,
Dr. in Cameo Highlands 01· !
Call for appt. $74,000.1
Principals only. 673-3177
SINGLE CAL CAN'T COPE
red hill
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 REALTY 606 ORCHID A Company \Vith. Vision
Sh.arp 2 yr. old duplex. Large Univ. Park . Center, Irvine
front unit, 3 bdrms., 3 ba., C'."-11 Anytime, 552-T:iOO
patio plus 1,000 sq. ft. 2 I Ott1ce hours 8 AM to 8 PM
bdrm., 2 ba. apt. with ------
sundeck. See ttris today! $25,750. MONTICELW CON·
1110.r::i * * * * DO -3 Bedroom, 1~4. bath,
BRAND NEW best s_hag. $192 perm~. pays
all. 159 Yorktown, n ght on
511 POPPY the square.
Super deluxe duplex, both
units have 2 bdrms., den, 3 $36.950. MESA DEL MAR • 3
ba., \l.'et bar ,v/refrig Bedroom, 2 bath, comp
f \ BI k"tch d'sh hr refurbished in & out . rp c., 1 " 1 v.•s ·• Assumable Fl-IA loan. "262 lndry, patio. Plush carp. & ~ draoes. Must see! $140,000 per mo. 2878 l\1onterey.
Scenic Properties * 675-5726 *
We'd Like To .
Buy A Duplex
••• But
Where will the kids play??
How about the nearby youth
center or the park across
the street from this out-
standing 3 Bedroom, 2 bath
owner's unit and l Bedroom
rental. $89.500.
CALL 644-7211
ON ALL ABOVE AD S,
AFTER 6 PM, CALL 557-4617
Costa Mesa Realty * 548-7711 *
0
$23,250
CO'J.Y home on R-2 corner Jot.
Niee trees & large, clear
bldg. site for another unit.
CAL~ C!) 646 ~2414 91~.~f;"L
Ntar N•wport Post Offic e
REAL OAK
Country Home
. . . nestled beh.ind a white
picket fence.and huge trees,
is a darling n1ade--0ver
COUNTRY ESTATE. just
blocks to beach. 1',abulous,
ceran1ic tile, gourmet
kitchen has every latest
feature. Oak panel-glass
wi ndow s in cozy
BREAKFAST ROOM open
to brick patio. ,Builtin cor -
ner oak hutches, custom
br ick aooring. 4 b i g
bedrooms including a n
isolated master suite. Loads
of COUNTRY wallpaper and
designer drapes to match.
The most charming home
we've ever seen \Vith an
UNBELIEVABLE L 0 \V
PRICE?!! BKR. 962-5511.
Huntington
Harbour
Cond-$24,900
FURNISHED bachelo'r pad
for the S\vinging gal or guy.
Walk across HY\VA Y TO
BEACH! Re e r e at ion
facilities available, OCEAN
VIEW. 673·9101.
KEEP HIM
FOR A PET!
Ladies. don't wear him out
doing yard work. There·s
total exterior maintenance
at Larwin's Tiburon. Choice
2 to 4 BR resales are now
on the market. All feature electric bltins, air-eond & private patios. Fro Ill
$29.990. Assump ti o n
available -Call today
larwin realty inc.
968-4405 (24 hrs)
Majestic 3 Bdrm + guest cottage overlook·
--Ing ·lhe-Dana-l'oin~-Ma,ina. Breathtaking *-ope--n Houses* view! Won't last at $198,500. Owner financ-
ing. Trades ok! SAT. & SUN. 1°5 4515 TREMONT
GRUBB & ELLIS Co Cameo S h ores, Cdl\'1.
• Decorato•'s dollght. 5 BR ..
den & pool. King sized --~~~~~--Realtors rooms. Ocean view. $124.500 4600 DORCHESTER 5 Br. 2 Ba, sin. play room + 675-7080 Camoo Highlands, Cd M. "'nta\ un;t. Lg. sundock, too!
2863 E. Coast 'Hwy. Corona del Mar Need fast possession? Va-Old \\'Orld charm. Lots or cant. 4 BR. family rm., 2~' wood, vauHed open beam
A WOW!
1 ba. home. $1,500• liv. rm. \V/ba.lcony. Xlnt
COLLEGE PARK
POOL HOME l·G~e~n~e~rii1liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiGiiitiiniieiirii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BALBOA ISLAND cond. 213 Topaz. $116,000. 11 New listing. Older 2 BR. I ='Own==°'c.· ='6-"75-'-'7::::604:.::.. ---
'*' OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 * :/.".'"le, hdwd. fus.'Call to ~1R°:~'.·3~'':!,,:: m~ LANDUlRDS GET UlSf!
Just made available -3 bedroom, 2 bath surrounded
by roses and trees. $43,950.
Please call 64&-TITI.
( •16 BALBOA COVES
BAYFRONT -PIER & SLIP
Custom 3 bdrm .. 2 ba., xlnt cond. Priced at
$139,500. Owner will carry. * HUNTINGTON BEACH *
3 BR., 2 ba., forced air beating, family rm.;
elec. blt-in kitch., brklst. bar. 60xl00 Ft.
fenced lot. Extra lge. dbl. garage w/pass·
thru door -ONLY $24,500
:* BAYSHO~ * ' SAUTIFIJL cusl, bl,. borne with pulstand·
g bay view. 63 Ft. on the water; lge. living
., dbl. frplc ... di.ning rm. w/wet ba~; lge.
family rm. or billiard rm. All elec. k1tch. 4
l!drms .. 5 baths; service porch, patio. Elec.
Security gate !or privacy -by app't. only
"C" THOMAS, REALTOR 224 W. Coast Hwy., Newport BHch
548-5527 545-5643 Evenings
VIEW-
CORONA DEL
MAR FEE LAND
tcvely four bedroom home
on pool sized ·lat with family
room._.breakf.ast nook, laun:-
dry room, large sunny patio
with Iota ol privacy -180
1degree panoramic ' view.
And fee land truly priced
below market. $97,500.
apt rear $140,000. 673--0897 \Vhy pay rent, rent, rent? I' OP91 »L9·"'S FUNTOBENICEI OeltLXe 2 Br, pool condo.
B h [I -~ Cal Vets OK or lOC/o down
1llage Real Estate
ays ores II equals payfnents approx. 962-4471 ( ::::.) 546-8103
SALE or lease opt io n : , • fl $225. S.P. $21,950. Call
Charming 4BR 2BA older ~ CJS REAL ESTATE
home -Beaut brick patio, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ~-~='548-"'-"11"68'---BBCj) & POOL
bui!tins. $77,500. 6Ta-2-111 I MESA VERDE, $38,250 FOR Sale by mvner. Immac New listing! Super 2000 sq.
Owner. OPEN 3256 COLORADO LN. l\fesa Verde 3 BR, 2 BA. ft. 2 story home, lge family
Balboa Ponin:ioula Here's a great 1650 sq. ft, 3 ho111e, on quiet cul-de-sac. 2 nn \I.1th fplc, gas bltns. D\V,
* BRING OFERS *
Loaded with charm. 2 Bdrm.,
den, 2 ba's. AskinP. ·S67,500.
408 ·SEVILLE
OPEN SUN. 1·5
COAST PROPF.RTIES * 67:1-5410 *
BR hon1e in choice l'llesa ftplcs, bltins, many xtras, sep. laundry rm. 4 BR, 3
I $44 0 00 BA,3 cargar.35x20H&F Verile Estates. Has lrg o\vner trans er. , .
din-lam rm, 2 fpls, bit-in Open house Sat & Sun. Pool. lots of extras. Only 4
kit-stereo Hi F'i, new crpts, 10am-5pm. 1709 Oahu Place, yrs old. Pric:ed to sell fast
tile, fixtures & dshwshr. Pvt l -"55"7_,-3:o:l&l::":..· ------at S4J,900. 90% Financing
yd w/mature ldscpg & OPEN House Sat-Sun. 12-available. Call Bkr., 645-6646.
patio. Owners purchased 6Pl'll. l mmac. 5BR. 2BA. Sun 'n Swim • $36,500
new home, wan1'. offer! Nr. schools & So. Coast Crystal clear 15' x 4ll' H/F
JIM WELLS RE~LTOR Plaza. Attractive yards. By pool. 3 large bdrms. mir-
557-62&1 979--2631 Owner. $31,500. 3009 Grant rored walls ih living room
R·2 LOT EASTSIDE REPO Ave., CM. reflectbrick fir e pla ce ,
with 3 Bit, I~ BA house. epossession of such a lovely REPOSSESSIONS $28,500 to gourmet kitch<'n. Assumable
Block to beach/bey. Appt .,.. . bo $41.~ Low Inter e 5 t 6% loan. Act now and enjoy """-A·• h e in a ternuc netgh r-uuu the be · \ 'd II · only. u .. ,.. .... M Bkr. h. . to believe!! 3 Government loans Call brk st tn poo -s1 e vmg.
•
QPfN11L g • rr'S FUN 70 SE NJCEI~ ~-2~~='A":''-'2 '=~E\_A_~ o"'~-"UP'-'ye":;,."EX'-o-ld_. !';ne~u~. d1~T ... 2~ BA, ~~~ BCH • 3 BR, 2 BA ?al;:~ ~~1 Real Estate 2 Oble garages ONL y $40,950 All new carpet. Dbl gar. $26,950
Agent * 5'18--2121 546-9832 968-3301 Fruit trees. $27,000 646-2768 BRING YOUR POOL TABLE
College P arle -CUSTOM 5 B-D-RM_S_ EASTSIDE: 3 Br, l ;lt ba, for this beaut. 2 BR condo. Bonus rnl 20' :< 20'. 2 car
--Eastside by owner. 3 Ba. fam. rn1, newly pnld in & 1 '-'f ...
.673-8550.
EASTSIDE COLLEGE Park home by out. Crpts, drps, s\Vinl pool t!nc. gar., Lil ins. xtra ca1.r
GIANT COUNTRY owner, 300Bc.1 din 1~ & fam .'",.."n' grme 't!'.."105wdS5fl~s900• 2 bc20aullt $J4,950. 642_1811. iFnets,1 shag cbeco111s.&Ad1Jt oc..:1•.
General General _ KITC''EN rm C<.lm 1-g 1vmg rm. ... · · · · ron s gn-en s eps o 1:::~===============:::; n \\'/rplc. I* ba. nu Aliso Ave., 646-1634. EASI'STDE 3 Bdrm, den, l~'i pool. RED CARPET J. 3 bedroom, 2 bath plus fsmi· dishwasher, Jrg p a t lo J1.1ESA VERDE BY O\VNER Ba, trlr drive, huge yard. Realtors 536-8836.
REAL ESTATE
Step Up to WALKER ~ LEE
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proor1m wl'lkll wlll ;Iva you tht ttet1nk11I coml)ttfllCt
· nllCtilM!'Y to (OlttltlUt Yo\11' wcces1tul .. i.. ct1IWI", $plclll
PfOlftm for unll<:tNld tppll<tnt~
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. (71.4) 776-9350...(0range .County)
(2 I 3) 625-5821 !Los An9ele1)
(213) 596-2791 (Long Beach)
ly room \VIU! beautiful new \V/BBQ, !inished gar, 3 Br. Formal din. Fam 'l"l'n Vacant. $32,500. 833--8690 * ONE BUJCK TO THE
all electric country kitchen. W/bar. Fresh paint in & all nu KitcMn, lrg corner BY owner, 3BR, Fam Rm, 2 BEACH -Only $15,834 per L.flrge shatHlgld-:-lfA.llO"!\lalr-o u t , f e n c e d y a r d lot w/separate boat & BA, frplc. drps, crpts, dbl house. Three houses for only
rounded ~Y ass. A re w /sprinklcr front/rear, trailer yard 1900 sq. ft. gar,wlkto3'sch.ls.64&-1241. $47 ,500. E-z termi;
beauty for $.39,!t.io. 'Call Red xlnl move-In oond, $.17,900 $48,990 545-21:& Dana Polnt available. Probably the best
Carpet, RealtOrs 645-8080 Shown by appt o n 1 y , + b"" on the Pacific Ocean. (open evenlngs) •<-•n A1>1:7 BEAUT 4 BR bonus rm. "" -~ gla.<Sed in pat\o + pool. e VACANT e Call llllytime. BEACH & BOAT Corone-del M., 6%% Assumable GI '°'"· SCOTT REALTY • 536-Toll Fi min t to be h and 546 Sturgeon Dr. Days Beach cottage with roe.ring OPEN HOUSE. Sun. 1-5.
ve u (!g . ~ 3 DUPLEX -gradous IMng 533-2180; Eves & Su n fireplace. brand new ear-SEE this SHARP l story 3 :n &~18:.h horn~ on suitable retired coupte. Good 54!r-3813 pets ha~e j~st_~n ~albedled, BR home. Covered patio,
la-1ot. Gate tor boat or inc $79,500. Sf~. Owner BY Owner, assume 6% GI new prunt m ""u out. · hard to find hardwood • "" 675-48.59 roon1s 2 baths. big garage. n QIJJCK 10 trailer. Lota of trees and · loan, 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm, Move in fast! $32,900, BKR· . oors. possess n.
ahrubs. All tor _j33,0JO. SPYGLASS Hill's "Best VU owner will CNTY 2nd. ·-G°WNER v.'ill negotiate tor DRIVE BY 15441 Columbia
842--25.15. New 4BR. 2~ba, Se:'P. dlnlng $34.500. CRl1 foi' appt. fast sa.J~! BKR !162-551.l. ·Lane. CENTURY 2 1 ,
OKNTlf..,», rrs fUNTOIJl Met/ Rm. 25 Carmel Bay Dr. By 5.57-4765 Prine. only. ~-"=""'33".=====,,...
I owner. 1'tONTICELLO ConOO, fully Fountain VaOey * 'i\'~\t.K TO THE BEACH . ~ I V!\ll!\IJ Xlnt0~~"i°mcA. ~tnew ~~dg~ .• 8~~c~~h:.t~r ! REPO ~ae~~tl3L~~-ns;~~ o~
open 1-5. OtARl\ITNO 'duplex b-ee Scou Realty • 536-'i'Jl,
SPIRAL STAIRCASE
A spiral staircase In a massive selling of ele-
ga nce and charm.adds the flWll touch to this
beautiful estate. A gracious living & 'l!ining
room for your formal entertaining and a
large den for those warm, cozy nJghts by the
fireplace. Patio atmosphere that only the
elite normally enjoy -a master suite that's
unique with an adjoining sitting room. sound
exciting? 1'here's much, much more -Priv-
ate tours all week end. PLEASE CALL FOR
AN APPOINTMENT. 842·9371.
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FOR THE PRICE OF
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Charming 3 Bdrm , 2BA home in immaculate
cond ition. $10,000 worth of improvements
went into this unique property. Rear-home is
rented at $135 a mo .. or could be a guest
hou se. PLUS -the every man's dream-a
15'x30' 'vork shop-for the mechanic or the
wood worker, or whatever. CALL 842-9371.
TREES TREES TREES
The area is most important in the purchase
of a home. You \Viii be 'pleased when you
drive thru the tree lined streets with chann-
ing pride of ownership ho mes -It's a place
to rear children -enjoy living, be happy and
secure. There are 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, front
living room, country si~·le kitchen where all
the family and friends will want to con gre-
gate -A big, big back yard -walk to school
and the corner market. \Ve are open to offers.
$30,000. WE WTLL BUY YOUR HOME OR
GUARANTEE THE SALE. CALL 968-4456.
MODEL HOME
Beauty and charm inside & out. Sunny bright
kitchen in the morning \Vith pri vate breakfast
patio -Upstairs staircase reading room over.
Joo~ing l~lE; elegant living area and adjacent
formal d1n1ng room . 4 Bedrooms each with
it's O\vn individual design -For back yard
entertain ing, tw9 rai sed, covered wood deck
patios surrounded by trees & shrub~ for
privacy. scenery and e)ej:!ance. IT IS TRULY
ONE OF A KIND. $53,900. CALL 968-4456.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
NOT HUGE -NOT SMALL -BUT JUST
RIGHT. Nice, quiet area near the ocean -
Quality features thruout, large rooms, fire-
place, rear living room1 loads of closets, heavy
shake roof. entry hall -decorated to the ut·
most. CALL US ABOUT THIS ONE! 968-4456.
DIRTY BUT CHEAP
It's a real fixer upper but the price is right.
Huge lot with alley entrance, very, very nice
area and friendly neighbors. 4 Bdrm , 1%. BA
off master bdrm. Builtins, carpets & drapes.
TAKE A LOOK and make your offer. We are
a pushover. $27,900. CALL 893-8533.
NEAR DOUGLAS
FOUR-PLEX
Four· 2 Bdrm unit~, 1 .B~. air-cond , new cpts,
drapes and new paint inside and out. High in·
come -_NO vacancy_ .-maintenance free.
$44,950. CALL 842-4451.
Cj)UICK SECLUSION
Serenity and elegance with a touch of old
world charm in a setting of quiet seclusion is
the gift yo ur family will enjoy -Dining at
its best, overlooking a flower & fern patio,
sunken living room that's just right for corn-
fortable conversation. 4 large bedrooms with
double door entry to the master suite. Extras
that no other home will offer, loeated in the
exclusive Huntington Crest. $51,000. CALL
842-4451.
6 BRAND NEW
CUSTOM HOMES
4 BDRS, 2 BA, heavy shake roof, entry hall,
fireplace, elect bltins, carpets. Front land·
scaping, sprinklers. Available by schw l time.
Only 5% DN. Under $35,000. CALL IH2-4451.
INVESTMENTS
NEW CONSTRUCTION 10% ON
48 Units-Next to hospital
82 Units
Duplexes -2 Blocks from ocean
4-Plex -Ocean vie\v existing
2-4 Plexes -$56 ,900 existing
WE HANDLE SYNDICATIONS FOR ALL
• INCOME LEVELS
WILL BUILD TO SUIT YO\JR NEEDS -842-66-46-
WE BUY HOMES
1. Cash for your equity
2. Will pick up back pa>'lll!s
3. No c&arge for appr •
CALL us fOR AN emMATE
NO WAITING
CASH NOW ;~==::~I I~~· ~~~-=~~~:!l1~·~,!:j~';.~~~-~;~2B~R~.~IB~A~.~500~~Po;l~nse~ttl;a, shops &: schools, MG-8849. $750 DOWN down. VA-n-IA terms. "'OOR~J&.4~.J _Sr & _ _sb~Jl.!L.~.J\ll.!.~~!,8R~sc, hge 3 sn. din rm. f:rpl. blt11s.
W I & l TIME -FO Den l Ba. & 2 B•. l Ba apf. l\IO'x132'. $!>1,5\IO. Orke by swim pool l•v; left Hurry\ h~t1r.JlOOI,. "'" -a er ee FOR ACTION xlnl loc. south of llwy 2172 Minor. Aat . 54!>--0'.118 842..tw · . nls. 5~1< S22.ooo.-vwnr,
. CAU 642·567S • ~:-~:·~ ~Fam o~~'\1~il~A ~~;' First Pioneer Rulty ~:'~ ;Ju HO~~ •
A EAL ESTATE 642·S678 mt, 23 Hall Moon Bay. C.1' 1 Net.'ds work. T.O. l11A FO. tna• item WtOtr GI, o:y 3 BR, BaJh I'll. $31,5tl0
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HOME?·
LOOKING tor l'QOm. roon1,
room? llow'• about El
bedroom~. I ~ +·\ bathH.
lor1nal dlnlng, huge family
room, built on lhn.--e lf'\•els.
Large cul-.dc--111:1.e Jot. pro-
fessk>naUy n1 11 n ! 1' u red
lawns. Thi~ homr is rc<llly
nice al $42,700. TQ :.ict CALL
!163-$11.
PRESTIGE AREA
F'nntutlc Spanish beauty.
T\''O slory, hu~f' family room 1\lth 1\·ct bar, 3 lnl)."f'
bc:'droo1ns, 2 h(lths, lormal
d1nuig . .,.,•ith lots ,.,r pst(>('r
and upgraded ctll'Pf'U. Thil
home I s profe511lnnally
landscaped for lhc e:..ecutive
and b in t~ pl't'slil,:c area
of Huntington Beach. CAU..
1·1i·3584.
FOUR+APOOL
Ol\1ler anxious • Thia i5 A
lahtdoWJ 4 bcdroonl, 1~
bath pool hon1c \\'ith \ow
maintennnce 18\\'0S, on
benutlful cul-de-$aC 11t~l
('IOSf' lo Colck>n.,.,·csl College.
lluntington Center and 3\1
majol' frwys. $34,900. C.(\LL
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BEST BET '10NARCH BAY, walk '"
'l'ou t·an·r lose 011 this l'>UJl\'r· privl'lle bcaC'h &. ll'nnl~ •·ou1·; I MAGNIFICENTLY UPGRADED 130 FT. ON WATERFRONT ~arp VACANT :i bdrn1 tron1 11\11; 3 UR, 2 h1Hh 1ar111· Ei'urnis!J,ed 3 Br, 2 Ba & famUy room. Ne\Y w/w
home. L:u1:<> rornial n1ir· ly rm home. Spilt level , 4 Spacious BR., or 3 & a aen; contemporary crpt tbru-0ut, heavy shake roof, fire ring on huge
_.,.._. &. ,.~.• n•uiclud Jj\'inn comlortabl(' & l.'Ol\V1•nlC11t h 'l \ d I t 'lb nl f ;;~"w ·uc:-'c:;;u: & drp;, for ~n1er~11lnlr1~ !11doo1·~ & ome st ua e on a corner o w1 a ce. \\'at er ront patio, pier & sllp so you may park your
torinaJ <linin;: ha1t rnliTOt'('(I out. ~Iuch privol'y, $89,000 rolling hills view. This Jovely home has 2 boat at doorfront . You own the land . Full price
murnl. 1'hf" pil'1urp,preuy .00 ;··· patios, is fenced&: has profess. Jndscpg. with only $129 .500 . Submit all trades. Open Sun 1·5.
ki\('h('n has natural .... '()Od \\ OS CO\ f., 3 BR +. ~·n sprinkler system front & rear. $59,500. Call * * * . cabinet~ plus PA RQUE'T hnrne., wood paneled hving LeRoy Truett, Ext. 281; activ~Ly serving you floor. 11u:;c 1anilly rni hall rm \.\'-frph:. MX·lud<'cl brick from our information center on Crown Valley 3 Bdrn1, 2 Bath 1 year old right on the \Yater, you
nlassiv .. Ooor·t1>-t·ciling brick ~Uo, \\'OrkshOI) & rtb le gar. 0\\'11 the land . $59,500.
fireplace 1i,·110· J(n?J; ri+1'5t'(I only $79.500. Parkway. * * *
hearth + hrtnd 1·i-trvefl --LAGUNA NIGUEL REALTY 49' •~• N W 0 I E Y i:M'aine<I e<"ilhig. \\'alls or FAMlLY 110 f\1E"3 BR. 2 ba · -E P RT PER R AlT closeis in bdnn . Lurgo ltlll' + lam rm. 1n Laguna 3 Monarch Bay Plaza, L•guna Niguel 714/673-2058
main1l'nan<'c \'at'<f 11. hli;: Bf'ach, rJOM! to schools.
gas biil"k u:R·Q. Pr<'s· May 00 !!Old f~m. One ·'-'-"-":;;":;;"..;.;"ccig,,_u:;;•;;l ____ 1N __ o_w~po_r_t_&._a_c_h ____ Newp0rt Beach
tigc nbt'hood. Ab.,cntf'f' 011·11• owiYr home, $47,950
er sa,ys ii must!)(' ~0111 rhts • -·· . BY OWNER ' GRAND OPENING
1YN'k. 1-·u11 prirf' $.~.900. PRTVAC'I , secluded homP 1n ASSUME 7°/o Newport Bay Towers
\\'ill take you1· hon1e in \\roods cove. 1 BR hon1e · GI LOAN 1 & 2 BEDR00?\-1
tnld{'. gut'St apt. Hrd\\iood Ilrs, 1.n1·t•ly prest~e 3 BR. 2 BA. CONDO~llNIUf\1 110~1ES
SE\'1.fO UR REA.LT\" frplc,. l_gc de('kll & nlnny tan1 . r_i;i1., 11.·fprivacy, OCt>an Raylront tlo1ncs
& 11.'VESlltlE!\l trees. $5S,500. & hill \"iew. Q\\'J'l('r "·ill take Boat Slips
BEST BUY
2 \'EAR old, 2 bdrm. home,
S\\·roi~h firenln("{'. Very
good location. 537.500
,.-..,.--=*...::.84::1·..:l2Zl::.:_;*::_ __ IU NI Q u E c U s T o i\I 2nd. Oprn house 'ti! sold. Full Sccw·i!y lligh1·iS(' JONES lrvln• DUPLE" Id I t SG2.j()(). 3UU2 Ji;le Royal. Steel & t-oncrelc constroction
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d('n eut·h uni! 11· l th Lake Forest 2 gurag{' :.1'ffres 1icr un it. EST.946 Roof top sundcck panorami(' oceh1l & roAi;tal ( TOO BAD ..
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EXCLU~T~
Saint Huborts Woods
Luicurlouit fa1nily home, less
than 15 min trom N.B. 5
BR, 3 BA , ram nn, maid!!
qtrs., pool, 7 car gM , A/C,
5SOO sq ft, 8 yn; old. rlose
to best 5C'hool1, Sl39,SOO.
ShO\\'n by appt only. L, J,
Finley, Agent. 644·7076: L. J .
Finley. Agent, S.12·6800.
you haven't signed t~ views. Units have frplc, lge BE FIRST TO SEEi I Unusual Opportunity lo Pur-714)673·6210 pa~l'l'l on thl"J OTK' so you priv deck .1...,d 1 0 S .• 1 5 Sh , Bl~ 1:h:ue Bayfn:int P1'0perly In 2001 w.Bllb<'MI Bl>'d. l ~ could Ill' living in T1111 IC' · 11' nli ,,• gnss l pt•n u1iuay -· Rrp., ' Newport B('llCh. Ntwport8ueh·C•Hlornla921!80 RealE•t•ta. .1111811
Rock and enjo ing the lo .,.,·indow s, EZ 1\'alk lo beach lo:H!'den l1omf', decorntor'i:; JlO .F'crnando Rd., N.B. ~ Gewal -1111
Jy patios 1:1.ndy landscapr:~ & shopping, S157,00J. cpt & drps thniout. Con1pl 67s.8551 , ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:.· iiii
2.9 ACRES, Siskiyou Cnty nr.
lake. Cash S7500., Tern1s
II . 4 bd ··•· 1 011· L'O nd. all club & lnkc ----------ll·IARBOR VU PALERMO )I 1at sui-round th1.s n'!l ., EMERALD BAY LOT privll-e~ D 2 ~a. home .,.,,1th family •. 9nc ~~ · UP LEX Totally upgraded, beaut. 4 Acre11ge for ••le room. Oi\'Of'r!I had to leave ?f only a fe1i,· lo~s ren1a1n1ng BLUE RIBBON Br, lam rn1. 1/3 acre, Fee,
so it's vacant and waiting in _lw!auL private coni· REAL ESTATE 6 DOORS TO End cul-de-sac on green
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INVESTMENT -INCOME PROPERTIES
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6 Units • N•wport -$72,000
A six unit office building. Prime, Newp.ort • '
Beach location. Near Coast Highway. Own-
er will carry 2nd TD. Value at $72,000. Take
advantage. ' 1 ,
Fixer Tri-Pl•x -$55,500
Bring paint & tools. All two bedroom units .
6 patios 1 Great location . ...Minimum down .
Bargain investment. Call now.
Bread N' Butter 4-Plex -$57,500
Bread and Butter units! Central Newport·
Mesa location. Frosh paint. Low vacancy
factor. Earns 10.8% on down payment.
Pride of ownership abounds. Call today.
Harbor Commercial -Traffic:
Need exposure? This C-2 property watches
4-0,000 plus cars pass by d ally, E·Z terms.
Owner will carry 1st T .D. Subordination
O.K.! Value priced at $44 ,000. Call now.
546-1600
INVESTMENT DIVISION
THE REAL ESTATERS
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for an offer of $58,900. mun1t~·· SJ>('clal'ular 180 213 : 429-5901 213: 431-7663 BEACH belt, nr. schools, prof.
V• • deg. 111e111 of coast. Plans for landscaped. Many extras -ISIOR-laNe home Incl, S7::t.OOO. :Lc.id::.•;;.,.;ic:•:.:I•:______ Don't pay high sun1mer rent bltn color tv, "'etbar, elec. $200 Dn, Bal $60 mo lncl 7% '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jl!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!i'l' lnt. OY.-net TIH~ ~ ;.:ln.;.come=.::...;.P.:.ropo~=":.:Y_.:.1.::66; I Lots for Solo 170 •
*POOL TIME*
4 BR. 1% BA, frpl.c, 15' x 33'
pool. \\'1th loods of decking.
$40.000.
LINGO REAL ESTATE * $79,500 * "'hen you can col.lect it. and eye gar. dr, many more.
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31706 S. Coast Hwy. still reserve the best period t.love into thl1 Dream •11 So. l..a.guM, 499-1397 Spanish style home on large for you and )'Ours. 3 Bed· House, entertain lmm@d. re I 1110 Glenne~ St lot. 3 BR. 6: den, open rooms down 2 ., _ _,--.......~up Reduced to $86,00J. 64t-7230.
Laguna Beach. ,,._ 494-soss beams. intere.sting tpl. Near $84,500 ree. io",r;.;;.'."" · Open house Sat & Sun.
LldoL\'D~' REAL TY cALL 644-n1; oPEN suN. 1-5 REALTY
Buslnffs Property 154 MINI-VIEW BEAUTll'UL VIEW
T\\10 UYI'S TOTAL 1M'x209' LOT
CHOICE LOCATION, 11un-DUPLEX Located No11hem D 11. n a
*EXECUTIVES
CARROT*.
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
Call Anyt inll', 552-7500
Office house 8 Al\f to 8 P~I
ASSUMABLE V.A.
BUito~1J~~S~ORS j 33n Via Lirki, N'pt Beach em S~Y~~~S~ ~~~l
Ocean£ront b I u ff , San --*"-67l-7300 *·--
* $198 500 *~ I ~ Nc1~· Spyglass Hill home with
Clemente. 2 Bdrm home, • ~ view of' Ne1vport Harbor &
top shape, room for 4 more 4 BDRMS. Plus maid 's. 4 Ba. ~===:::::::::~1 Catalina Island. 4 BR., 2t.i
tington Beach, Z 0 NED Brand new_ Almost finished. Point, 50'x100' unobstructed
BUSINESS, P R 0 1'~ E S · Close to Dana Point !'i1arlnn. vlPw ot coast & ocean. Can
SIONAL OR OFFICES. 4 Bedrooni and 2 Bt'droom. build u11 to 2500 11q. It.
$17,500 ea. TERMS v.Tlte: Oflered for $6,230. You'll cu11om home on this lot:
KANPAK, 1993 Kihel Rd. ntin this in\•estm<'nl unless $25,<m. Terms. Bh:I-:. (7l•IJ •
Kihel l'itaul, Ha1,1.'aii. you Call ColY.'t'll NO\V. m-4ii560. ·
586-0227. NEWPORT Beach • Custom Rancho La Cuesta, 4 BR +
M"wing roon1, separate fem.
nn. w/\\·et bar, farmal din.
ing nn. Covered p.1tlo,
3.(:ar gar. 16' ic 30' spark-
ling pool. Priee $6-1.000. * 4 BDRMS *
Culvcrdale. Lge. 2-story 4 units. $95,000. E I e g an c e personified! Ii halhs. l\·tany upgraded ex· Commercl•I
BR., 21 . ., ba., frplc., patio. *" 1''A~llLY EXPA:'\DING? * Brand ne1v. Call today! Paci'fo'c P roporti'es 1ras Sll7 000 p
Near park & tennis cts. UYA. This spacious hom~ hns 4 BR, GEM · ' ' roperty 151
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.. A .. MM\ .1 "-e .. 1·,~,,, •'upl•' Turner Assoc. --'C... --wn . .,...,,...,,..,. 3 ha. & fan1ily rn1 . new • V\; "'' " 1 '" cs J DAVID D. CARLSON cnr...,.lint:: & vr1-v clean•. 120-F Tu~tin Al'c., N.B. UOj N. Coo.st Hv.-y .. Lal,'Ulla C-2 CORNER ,.. ' REALTORS 6'' • Zl ./ \'i('\\" lots & <'ondos 494-1177 Anytt'me Re•ltor 833·9293 Fabulous !\It. vit'1\·s. $62,500. ...,-.6_. 9100 sq. ft. Ha~ 4 Rooin
, *LEASE * * BAYFRONT * ./ BayJ1'Unt hon1cs Building pluR :l Roon1
Rl Joi. 153' h\'11\!Age on 8th
Fairway of Big Canyon ,
Country Club. View of '
Fflshion lslnnd & CoronR dcl ,
1\111..r. Priv11I<' planllt'ff Con1··,
munlty 11·ith JtUAlxl ~nte.:
Priced to ~··11 ! Tt'rrns '•
Used brick fireplacl', extra
!<Jrge kitchen, ll!.& BA, s:u.soo.
UNIV~~ITV PARK Prestige North end loc. Lux· 21.;, years old. Beautiful 5 Building Ln gc p k'
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, . sniz e evr . g11n.1cn bdrms. den family rn1. 3t.J By 01.vner, 675-4242. • Balboa Peninsul~ 4 BP.. 3 BA. Cul-de-sac-. Call Coh\'ell fi.16....0C>.15.
home atriun1 , $:')$,::,00 incl bas.; 2 ~et bars, ~th 67;,.(i7l2 01· 548·8796 Fireplace. Parkins:; ror RV.
lstnd. Upgraded shag cpl, fabulou11 views. $750 Month. Mesa Verd• ~~~· N>r!'f°'. 'fler, no agents. ENGLUND !.62.9~ ,,,,&?VQJ 4 BR, 2 BA. custom kitchen, Super Sharp Condo Pattison Investment Co
-OPEN HOUSE REAL ESTATE Spani•h tile &.,wrought iron. Fre•hly paln>ed, 3 bdrm . 2 642-8001 Assumable 6'," loan. Very ba's., hobby nn., laundry
5132 Skinner, Irvine 318 THALIA 494-8'.>93 j clPan. Many features, rm.; dbl. ,., ...... e v.·/elec. I'!!!'""'""""'"'"-""''""""'~
! Sunday 1·5 $48,500 549-0076 646-4242 ~-* UNITS * Rod Carpot Rltrs. FAMILY LIVING ' ' · opener. New'"' Pe ting, BY owner 3 BR 2BA 12x20 drapes; all ne"' kitchen 11p. ~~--"'33=·3.180=-~~-4 B<lrrns .. 21~ baths & huge. game & iam ~. ~ yrd, plbrnce!!. Incl. sln1<. $43,500. New & old
BY 01vner, Villiage II, ~1ar· co,"1""1 patio, 111rethj~st some lrg house. $:"l{i,/:i0. 54~3182 Gib Walker Realty ~;t!~n~ 05:1afio~ C·l Lot $17,500
queue Premiun1 View lot , 0 ea ures 0 15 very 1355-G Via Udo, Npt . Beach
CALL 842-9321
17301 Beach Blvd., H.B.
Covington Built
4-PLEX
:\.lnt Jol'atkln. Delu.xe Own·
er'.s Unit. Only 5 .}TS old.
Asking $66,000. I
Mountain, Desert
Resort
6.6'(.
174
Crestllnt"-lo\'ely rusllc home
over zm Ml ft. Nicely fum.
\\"ould cost $48,500 to buUd.
Den w/bar, 3 Br. l~ii Ba,
frplc, palio, v.'Ork i<:hop,
l11Undry rm, cellar. S4J,500.
0\\'Jl('f' will Cart)'. Or trade
for bch prop. l\fust see to
appr. tZl31 444-2245. STOP!
boardin~ your horses!
Bring'm home to i:;talls of
fh('ir OY.'fl .,.,•hile you Jive in
splendid comfort in your
ul!ra·n1odern ranch home
wilh it's n1Assi\'C Jiving
roo1n inclurling f Io or -to
ceiling fire pl. farm al din,
hi; laundry and SC\\'ing rn1.
A cuslon1 beauty set on a
half acre for 545.000.
Tot Jot, pools, 3BR, 2~Ba. ~In ~1hi11y hoduse no .... , Mission Viejo * 67.S.5200 * From 152,500 to Sl45,000 50. ,. 140. Near 19th &: Lg fm nn form din nn ,,._. ng ui.:s y re et'Orated, BALBOA BAY PROP. Pomona ,\\•e., C.~I. Priced
' · · ' this srllrr 11.·IJJ supply \\'all OPEN HOUSE 1-4 pm. Sat & -* BAYCREST -* * 673-7420 * lo~· at $2.50 ,.,..,. "··. Ft. gas BBQ, S61.500. i.~-93S7. all Sun 26592 • --Tunas ~t \' r · ~ to iv <·arpcl thruout, in · -....-· · · · BY O\VJ\ER. Elegant custom Wesley N. T•ylor Co.
your cholrc of color~. Don't 3 BR, 2 BA, central air C'On· built 4 BR + I F R Peninsula Ba"'ront THE RANCH
Immaculate 3 BR, 2 &'°I ,
CaliforniH n1cxl1·l honir. 7
mo.o;. young. Spnrklin~ 11/F
pool. Ov.·Jl('r an."<iou.~. To s1'f'
H Is lo love ill AND onlv
$411,500! RED CARPET
J?EAL TORS, 8.13-3380
\\'nit until it's too lat(' lo d1Hon1ng, big fenc('(f b:1ck rg, ani 111• JI RE1\LTOKS vd. Take Avery Park\\·ay to I 2 i\tastcr ~n + 2 !rpl<'s. 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd $~~.~an outsta n<ling buy! Coronado. I Huge LR, 1'orn1al Dr. Com. [ln1n1aculat(' honlC \\'/pier & Ne\\'port CentC'r 644-49iO
Sp•rling Investment
Corp.
833-3544
Out of Stoto Prop, 171 '
I.OT. Cape Coral F1orida,
tradt'. C>il1I, r11i111. hOme or
lol, valut-Si.~. Hurry, call '
897~
Don Conrad Realtor pl e!vly private 28' CO\'ered slip, 4 BR, fan1 rm. din rm, N' U + Offi
0 '4a.-n
R02 s. El Caniino Real outdoo1· living area \\·ith lush 21~ ba avail immediately, 1ne nits ice
San Clcn1cnte, 492.9510 _landscaping. Ch'·ner .,.,·iii Sl97,500. Sholvn by appl 559 500 Brand nev.', Spanish nwlif, 3
r.nancc "''P""'ible buye 1 "" ·~ '! F & s·· s~ o • Bit 2 ba. "''"'" unit IEGEA.'l H'IJ . A . . r. Oily . .....,,,...,,........ /:>-'""' 1v1-•c., •. '. -aR ""'"' '"· 1 REAL EST.'A':TE / 1 s. egcan P1inci pals only 645-T::iOO \Vkndi;. Present irM..'Olne S525. ~lo. """ ""·1 r " " Mod('I, 4 or 5 B1'. 2 Ba. xlnt Lot size 50· ic 240· \\'/patio or s un rl e ck:.
1190 Glenneyru St. .
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11p grades & landscaping. DOVER SHORES BLUFFS-OWNER Bldg, 4500 sq. ff. Eastslde Costa ~fesa nr.
494·9'173 549.0315 Rcaulifull y kept ho m (' , 5 Bedroom 4 Bnth liv' 0 1 YR. nu, end u n i I , e CALI. TO SEE e Newport Hts. Buyer gels 1111 I
14611 Oval Road, I1vine Cro\\'n Real Estate 830-lafiO .. ' ' · in,. cul·rle·sac huge green belt, Ed Riddle ReaJty 646-8811 user taic depreciation. Ask·
Condominium 2 BR, l~ BA, Top of the World room, dining rooin ~ den. next to 'tennis walk to Ing SUO,OO'J
all builtins, air conditioned, Immaculate one ll'vel 4 bdrn1. Newport Beach Super pool, Auloma~ic ~r-c-verything. 3 BR, prof. dcc., CALL ~. ''6· 1414 1
NEW 4-PLEX
OPEN HOUSE I' 531·5IOD < ::::i 531· SIOD
1llage Real Esta te
Sun 1-5. gourmet kilchen. Parquet " $139,000. 1315 Santiago Dr., 640-0926 BUILDING well located w/ ..... 1
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$28.500. Open llouse Sat & Rear living rm. Dining rm, PORl'OF1NO. H. Vu. Home~ ;ige, sprinklers & . hghling. all xtras, only $64,900. 3 UNIT COMMERICIAL Iii~
Red Carpet Rltrs. fiool'fl in fam.lly rm. r~ire-1~~ar3 ne;· mbonany (.")Ct]'as, PN.B .. :~s 0\\'ller, 645-8273. Bluffs N X Mod I off.street parking. O\\'ller fllllll ' -83l-TI80 place lnt~ of -privacy~ . -* A, us room, :nnci. only. . _ ew e _will carry T.D. S59,IXX'.l, I.EAL TY
\\'lnding staircaSf' Jeads'to " ·•· Move:in ro~ltion. 553,950: available school opening. REDUCED $4SOO Carpeting cho,icr. 3 bl' .. din -Roy McC•rdle Re•ltor Nt•r Nt1fJOrl ;.,1 Offltt
Pcntnouse, inastcr suite Laguna Seech brk 49'H!OOJ OWNER will finance resp, \\' !'ff 0 3 B fam rm .• 2 2 ba. Open 1-5 1810 Nf""'POrt Blvd., c.~1. DOCTORS & INVESTORS
5 BEDROOM
·POOL·BEACH
COSTA MESA orncE
330 \V, Bay ..
642-5678
NE\VPORT BEACH
3333 Ne"'port Blvd.
642·5678 ivith dressing & ron· . TARBELL buyer. Fee $89,500 644-4448 estc J . • wncr. R, .z daily. 2749 Vista Umhrosa. I 548-7729 ATTENTION I
versation area. Copper ket· STOP 1715 NeY.'POrt Hills Dr. \\t B~: Din Rm . Front patio NB. Phone 644-0296 ()11.·ner.
U t lri ~ ·~ OCEAN front OYO Adult RESTIG PRIVACY ". 1ron gates. Xlnt rond. . 20 nc"' unit~. Costa l\teaa. %
f' goorme t .. ,1en \\'1111 THE WORLD ' P E , Beaut. l·d--pd. $61,500. NE\\'. on ~lkt. 3 Br. 2 Ba, nr C-2 LOT w/INCOME unittue Island cook center & apts. 1'1ust M!e gorgrou!I " ..-. "·l Sch miles to beach. AcceleratM
HUNTINGTON BEACH
17875 Beach Blvd.
5'10·1220 ... vl ei\•. good security, pool. Pools & golr + spacious 3 11rinc. only. Aft 6 pm, "a~ners . area for · 1,800 sq. ft. on Nev.•port de pre<:ia tion opponunity.
bar adjacent to
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fam~y H0~FE"SSA ~LA.1E :ro G~ elevator 10 beach 1 BR Br. 2 Ba homr for only 641)...\219 lrallPr -pool. Mr. Stewart, Blvd. nr Fair Dr c M Sched. inromc $54.000. Price
room. ROfll'ing firep ace in · late Y 1mpos1ng ,,,8 500 2 BR ,.9 000 $45,000. Call Denison Assoc. f'OR Sa. 1 b 0 Truitt Realty 67>-2741 or $3.25isq fl aw.,;er/B.kr' $385,000. r~or delails Call
C'lt'gant adult Jiving room . contemporary styled home. ""' • • .,.J • & up 673 7311 e Y w n C' r. 544-4011 Othc · · · CJ Pl.US a SPARKLING POOL. LOCATED HIGH UP ON also 3 BR for lease tum 5700 . · "Bluffs" Townhouse close r parcel11 avail .~ S REAL ESTATE
Unbelievable 10 1v price LAGU:'{A'S FAMED RIV-per mo. Swartz, Realtor Harbor View Palermo to CdM high school. 3BR, 2 TRADE NE"l\']Xlrt Beach Condominium' ____ 548-llG8_~~-
LAGUNA BEACH
222 Forest Ave.
494-9466
S43.7j(J. includes hundreds JERA COASTLINE \VITH 714-4~3005 $77,500 BA. i\tany exlras! 2018 Bat· Prop. For Oul-O~ToY:n for ••le 160 *TRIPLEX*
dollars of df'COrat.or [ea-AN OVERPO\\'ERING BEAUTIFUL location -2 Sty. 4 BR, 2'Ai BA. 11·et h..1r, ranca, NB. Call S.14-7814. Prop. Bkr. 714t673-2058. Custom pride-of~wnershlp, SAN CLEMENTE
tW'es. BI<R. 962·5.1\l. VIE\V or· Tl-IE SE A. SOUTII LAGUNA. 1 block rour!yard, 1118 Port Abbey. COASTAL BLUFFS Newpor t Shor es J\.1UST sell-lease. new delux all new carpets, drapes and 305 N. El Camino Real
LOCATION
lncation! l..o.:a tion! Fn.•sh
salty Air jUSI 0111• hii; block
tn t){'ach . . 4 year old
clollhousc \I' loads of Squarl'
frotagc. Goum1et 1 11 e cl
krtchen 1\·/th(' Vt'IJ' !ates!
appliances & fixtures. Sunny
breakfast rooni. big-n1astrr
~uilc \\' 'privat(' vanity bath.
Roaring fireplace in living
room. ~Ianicured landS('ap·
uig, ramb!lng re11.r Jots, plus
a ranrastic · budget price!
BKR. $'2·5511.
Intriguing 3 level architcc-to bench. Newly remodeled By appt; 644-5669. BEAtIT 2 BR, 2 BA +. rlcn NEWPORT SHORES Newpt Condo, Spa, tennis, paint. Large owner unit 492-4420
ture, located on premiuni 2 Bdrm, family rm, large PIER & SLIPS Conrlo undrr current pncc & Frplc, by Cl\vner. C.oll. 213 : elegantly furnished, bui\lln NORTI! COUNTY corner lot. deck w/ocean view. Guest int. rate 673_,t37 547_1.,~n Deluxe Duple.ic cl08C. to surf 965-5ffi6 11~. J\.tr. Abner, kitchens, closed garages. dlal f «().•~o SPRA\VUNG 4 BDRM . apt. $62,500 firm. By owner. Ne\\·pt's best bayvic1~·. 3 Br, ' MN and sand. Good investment pm 537-7671 CALL 642-43.'>1 for detells. ree"" ...-
FLOOR PLAN, SERVICED Call 499-1204. Would con· 3 Ba+ gue:.1 for the C"Om· 15'·t. -20% 00\VN starter. CUrren! income LAGUNA llUl:t L el iure . BARRETT REALTY CLASSIFIED
BY 3 BATHS. Heavy sha" .,Ider summer rentals also. pleat yachtsman. CaU Deni· BLUl-"1''S Ctlndo-Beaut. view. $160. nnr n1ont h. Priced to ' I • • A ··-\.Vorld, New 3 BR, "La Industrial Property 161 DEADLINES w/v.; ca.rpetiu.e: & 1·ui:;1on1 HI I son ssoc., 6i3·7311. 3 BR + Fam, 2'ii Bath. sell at $69,500. Call 55&-0500 nn1 " 21' "'3-~" drapes thru~ut. ~!111'-Sive Laguna I s HI LLSIDE-WlTH Owner, $7'J,950. 6T:>-3535 l\fagll Company Realtors. n.c na ~ •wu • Dc>ndllne for CQpy & kills
J. · t" t t Duplexes/Units ** M~l ** ls 5:30 p.1n . the dny be·
iv. nn.. in con inen 3 4 BR lam rm lensc/option A GREAT VIEW V,\CAi'IT -On the Water. Newport He1'ghts O MESA l btl I decor H\S \V\U. OF • · solo 162 C STA , ore pu cat on, except
p ED\\•ooD PANELING 5300/mo. $36.900. Ava!! for 3BR splil-levcl. :!i 7 2. ~. 0 0 ' o .... ·n you r 01\'n. 2 BR, 2 BA 63 x 300 FT. for Sunday & J\.'londay
rR.oN f'JREPLACE, \VALL opening of school ycrir. 2 YI1l Ov.'ner/Agent. 548-6310 apL_ Pool,$ marina, ~~;~~)'. NEW LISTING Nt::\rPORT BEAOI Ocean Plans for new bl~ IF;d• 1Sattntnu'rda"y·h.cnl2 dncooadnll.ne
Of• GLASS OPENS l'O old, fenced yard. 673-0116. Ov.ner. 125,000. 6T."l-,"->JO), v· D I 'BR
0 IA IMM E'DIATE Po~ses:oiion OPEN SUN 1 S le\.\· up ex ... · ' up, 3BR RIVIERA REAL
Bi\LCONY w/OCEAN ivner gent . JIV J1 So • B 3 BLUFFS • -ifo1vn. $79,500. 675 -3600
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· · · mersct a r, B. BY 3 446 Catallna Dr t49 B•-•dw•.". c.>, r. CLASSIFIED VIE\\'. Comple!ely enclosed aguna yu•t $84.900 fee. Open Sat ,'?, !=iun ov.11er Br, 2~~ Ba. over. • H.raHor v • rear grounds "'/n1asonry $38 500 1938 Port Trinity. 6-~. looking bay. $67,500. 426 2-Sty.. cust. b\L home MESA Vf'rdc, 2 & 3 BR, 3 642-7007 645-5690 Eves. REGULATIONS
patio. * , . BEST BUY * OR t b Vista Parada. 644-llSO. w/shnkc roof. 4 Bttnns., 2 1 kee b 5(0) SQ. rt. 1 n c I u d Ing ERRORS: Advertisen
Stc.,.,.,ver kitchen, has all Moving out of area. 4 BR, F' sa e Y owner. Bluffs E VIEW ~a. l~e. mslr. BR.; ~ frplcs. car gar.. ni n up p, y 5hould check their ads •-2., ba Jg 1, 1 1 Plan. \\'ldest Greenbelt. 500 c... ft recreation rm owner 54~ $59,400. modern deluxe office, air dally • -port erro BJ.LT·lN RAi'*GE & OVE!'* I'll ' • cu .... c-sac o. n.· I II"" 1680 f ·"'!· • . nd I _, t con .,., ''" rt \'SHR DISP' * LEASE/OPTION * .-1·111c. on y, ca .,....-or ~IONTEGO, 4 BR. 2 BA, l Con1e see & buy! 68,500 DUPLEX -Shaf'\t Santa Ana co · rg ya111 space. """"· a Immediately. THE
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TAKE OVER VA LOAN DISH\ " GARB · 3 Bd 2 bath ·" ho ap1X1intment level, Hillside vu lot. By CALL e 646'1414 Heiohts. Prl.nc1n11Js only. mo. 2302 S. Suzan, Santa DAlLY PILOT Ulu cs l~Ti\1EDIATE POSSESSION better quality, lge. family vacant now! · HARBOR Vu Home !ii, • ,,.....-000• , • .,. ~ Terms. $37,.500. 642-3729 llablllty for the first In· ' etc. If you are looking for a rm., view me, owner .,, ,~ 9 • 't I .., ,.... Ana, 64&-75l:l or ~7-24U m
3 Bl-t ranch hon1e 1vith (.'()('Oft home, "·e have 00 better • PLACE REALTY * Palermo, 2 Sty, 4 BR, 2~ BLUFFS Condo $60,00J. 3 Br, -M.~atft. tneome Property 166 Lota for S•I• 170 correct inlcrtlon only.
bl'O\\'n thick shag crpts. morl buy for onlv 494-9704 494-9729 BA, FR. 2 FP, wet bar .~n~ Ba. Owner. Walk to ten· REALTY 1 CANCELLATIONS':
kit l\'/bllins, 1%. BA, 2 t•111· $55,000 F.liLL PRICE NEW lrg 4 BR, 21,i Ba, S76,900 540-1346 nis clb. 640-1090 Nttr l'ftwporl , •• , Offltt 7% Assumable toan B~a~~~~!~mk When kJlllng an.ad be '·
gar, situated on Ir g SEE TODAY! Go N E Jo'/rm, spit levl, cpt-drp, 3BR house, near ocean 14 BDRM, 21,2 Ba. 5% % loan. ASSUME 7% VA 3 BR, 2 view on Jrg corner Jot. Walk 1ure to make a record
shade-tree cul-de-sac lot. TOMORROW! comm. pool. $ 5 6, 9 5 O. $59,000 Lo dwn. ~tiles Larson Boat yard $75,000. Write S. BA, Fam Rm, fp. on cul-de· lO Units $l30,000 tight out onto golf course. of the KILL NUMBER
Lo\\' doivn P6Yml. $31.500. MISSION REAL TY , 49..l-5197. Realtor 673-8563 lnnpre, Gen, Del. CM. Own. sac, $45,000 646-1514 or Mn o "~1931 given you by your ad ::
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l fdf6i4 .. "CIRlfifl PHONE (7 14) 494-4731 $@\\.~}l-°'f.,frS" *LARGE. 2.BR house, nice lncom• $16,068 C.:e~{~ 1~~'°'1 'h"-i~I~ ~~':n~t1~·19tTht:!! P~~ 1
-···:.~----EMERALD BAY • y6aPn-!·, $38,500. 642-7056 alter """··'"""! E ed '
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96 '""" •~•'-.,.,.,. , ~e family home on {)C('nn R UN 493-4-129 in case of n dispute. .'
.,ldt· of Hwy. 4 &km• .. """ Thaf Intrig uing Word Game wiflr a Chuckle CHARMlNG, older 2 br. R·2 12" B . FURN. ITS, 68xtU) LOT. 1607 Cornwall " faniil". rrn. \\'/bar & lrplc. lot. Nice yds, lots of w/pool $190,000. Inc. $25.320 h N ho CANCELLATION OR • • lb'l >'ty $29 500 61-1446 bv. ownf'r. Prine. only. Newport Beac · r. s P. COllRECTION OF NEW California Classic r or·nll11 dining rni.; \\•hit c poss i . • .. ;)-642·9520 aft.:; P.J\.f. ping. Owner. 67J..629l. AD BEFORE RUNNING:
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WOW See t To • 1eve bdrtn. \Valk to bc:uC'h. .lour .crombted words be-l ~ EV('ry effort Is made to
It! I I $139,500 form four slrnplt words. ASSUJ\..JE 7'/.-VA LOAN l khllltorhaco~t a ~wad
ON TllE i\IOOEL .'ITREET.· EMERALD BAY 3 DR, 2 ll A, by 01vncr, pr1n· M b"I H CmJ l R
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ny O\\'nrr, 3 )i'al~ old, J 2 Bdrms .. 2 bath!'!. 1i,•it h niuch v 0 R G E N clpals only, $37,950. 492-5.111 0 I e omes ,....,,.. I r~l t~'doc:~~~\1~~~!d ~
Br. 2 Ba. 11J us family rni. use of \\oood. Secluded pool S•n Ju•n Co p lstrono h ~ J locludcs an 11oll glass kltch1•n, & ocean & J'h.rk vie\\'S are Rf appea.L.,.. n the ~tll & drapl'!I, fully lfU'l<I· incl. for 589.500 CONOO C3S8 De Cepl.stmno, Mobile Hom•• Mobile Horftn paper. ~aped. including illick NORTH SIDE 2 BR. 3 mo old. dshwr, For S•le 12S for Sale l2S DIME·A·UNE ADS: ;
pano 11.·lth cover. By apt. Victoria 111 g h I an 1'1 11. 4 I S U S 0 E 11. drpR/cpt,;, pool, play area, ThHe ad1 are 1trletly :·
only, 841).~ aft. 6:00 pm. Bdrm~.. convert. den, 3
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• , $22,900. Ownr 49rr751B SPECIAL NASHUA 12X40 + cabana. 1 c.iuh In advance by mall ~
bl!.'11. & huge rnmlly rm . j j / / / I Sant• Ana BR. fUl1 ba, tu1ly tum. 4 yrs or nl an,y one of our of· l
-STORYBOOK .,.,. "'Cl Mr. \Vh itc v:ater • . . . . old, xlnt cond. Ideal loc-b&y fle6. NO phone orders .
• CHARM e vit'.,.,·s. \\'"Ill consider lr!idc "JUST LISTED," trust our ONCE IN A LIFETIME vle.w. Rent on opt. to buy or Dea411ne : 3 p.m. Friday, •, I W t LA Sl44i 500 I Costa. Mts& office U '
Large livin& rm w/nui:tlc n D"'AN·A· POINT ' _..,;.S_A~P...;;E:..:U:.....Jj i• f judgement. SEE th I a 24 x 40 calh out. No. 18 Lido noon -an branch ot-,: flttp!11re. shag earptl!I,' "" ,. • Stenographer to n.w glr t Sl:IAfU> i.BR, ~th home. Village, NB. 673-7647. fl
wood paneled eule.rtainm~nt A St'cludtd oceanfmnt est a tr /' / / / "You'll like it hero. loft of on.. tnv1Una cncloled .. LanaJ ott l-:rr old 2 Bdrm completely ·1957 PARAMOUNT 8x38 ru cea. +-
ecnltr iv/wet blr, natt.11111 on the very tip of historic N'!.rtunltlet for-." •·•< r IS';Mngk Aroom. Nl6earFH11<:Ahool ii, '-~~': ~~•l""'run' fl!1y~! xlnt cond. Set up in xlrlt loi: TllE DAILY PILOT re-:
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P~inl. h A 3 brlr~111. 3 I r· • LL, ee""t""' 21 ....,11 A~~· j'; El TO:;'l"" ! ta · .,..... rent park. 1 blk to shopping, $trve1 the: rlaht to etas· ~
khchM1 3 l&r&:<' btlnn.s imrk· bn .. pt1n1sh t)fnc on ots, C E E O A O I n ury, • .,.,.......,_.. · Ovtr 38 only. $1900. 1MO slfy, edit, ccn11or or * };
likl! .irrOumls \\'tlropicitl biJlt dlrec1ly O\'er lhc cr~shlng ""-r-",.,;;;...,,..:.;..::...~-< 220() SQ Fl' dclwce home w/4 $9,995. Nc"JJOrl Blvd. No. 38, CM. fu!te Any ndv~rtl11cmcnt, i:
ltftl i"n:>1h-all·a·d!lhry de· surr. $275.00'.I s I I' /' / ,... O Compltle th• thu<kte qlJOled Br. 3 Ba, bonu1 A: lam rm, NEWPORT-BAY-anti to C'hftnJ:c It• t1ttb1 ,,
rar! f.ton·1 dtl1ty, CAJ.J.. The.. Turner & Assoc. '·-'-·-'-·-'-·-.l..-.1. . ....J by l!l!ln~ In th• mlllt.ln9 word den, etc. Ei<Viting 7% FHA ORANGE & rcRt1latlont without '
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Real E&intr Fair fllti.%)51. 1105 N. O:wtst I-f wy., Ln.juna -yov dtv1lop from 11tp No. J btlow. 108n a111uniabl<". $48,500. or · New 2 BR, 1 BA 11YinJl rm. prior notice. !
_ ' ff.lln An)'tlmo "iii=PiiiNT=NliMimi)ll~l'lJ.T<lir:TC:ir=:!lnl---.J' ofttr. >;7--0139 , · COUNn' A1doJt park w/J)l'iv1te l>eoch REP055ESS10NS BEAUTIF1JL """'" "1ew lot 8 PllNT-NUM6E•EO I' I' r· ,. r I' ,t_,. I -roR"S-'IXO~ -...OBIL"' ff..O-•E [ n .. "'ICLILNASGSAIFDllDDR'-e-ss....Jll--........
For tntorm•tlorl and lociation OnJy $13,900 tEnfRS IN SQUARES • -. -• " . . l\1inl Horse ranch. ~' l crt', 'l m 5 "'"' SAN Juan Caplatnno 24:<54 MAI .
ol •=-Jll~ A ·1• ..,.,.., Oc<anvlew Rcalt,v 61H500 €) ~~FJ~E~ irn~sj I J I J j I j J BR+ drn, cottage lfi7--03.\ll 537.9455 ~!'r;,.'. tts.~~chA.n':"'~ P. ~,!,";,!S:O'
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Out of State Prop. 17' Hou.es Furnlihed 300 Hou1e1 Unfurn , 305 Fount11n V1lley
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Hous.es Unfvrn. 305 tfou1e1 Untutn. ==;._..;;.;.;,;..;.;.... __ _
AlltZONA, Lnke , 1'-loh:tve General General 3 61)1{~1. l 1111 15flth Condo.
ltnnchos, I ~ u1•rt:'I> cu.-h or ----------Gn:_'t'n VEtlley edition. 1'"rplc. L•guna Nl9utl San Ju•n c.ael1trano
t(•t'1tu1, !".45-~ $150-Utll Pd. Lilt Bach. full LANDLORDS• 'l~h"-'hr. Dl81maL DroJ)4'!. 2
Ranch••, f •rms# kit, 1u· bch. Laguna. • l·ar encl gar. Swlm'g pool.
3 Bit 2 f'{a. Vlcw. Pool N£W 3 BR. 2 ba, tam rm
fncllitles. $3?5 ~fonlh home. sm. lrtt.se. A.dill.
I•• S21()-.2 Br, bltn1', IJlU', !l8.Ho, t \\.'.:: Sprc1al1zrt 111 Nc11•po11 C..'hlldrn ok. \\'tr & lr1t~l pick Groves vv blk bch. Ntwport Beach e Corona lll)I J\t~ e up included. $ 2 7 5 I n1 o . A.ICt. 4M-97CH , 49-\-9729 Pool. lake priv. dbl pr, cpl.
Lido Isle • . drpa, D.\V. 494-1003 ext 609
MOUNT llANOI. 35 nc $235-N\<.'(l.ly fun1 1 Br. Frplc, & L.o.guna. Our Rent Ill Ser· '°'9'8-~·==21~r~1 ~~-~~~
aecludcd in Cleveland Nat'I pool, ~!'."'· Cdtil. vie~ is 1-'REE 10 You! 1'1'}' 3 BR, 2 dens, 21 1 BA, Sent• An• Hel@hl1
forest. 2 trlrs, lols of in:ik NU-VIEW RENTALS !'\u·Vfe\\'! 1 L·ul-dL"-S<1C st, nr schls &
trec1, in beautiful canyon. 673-4030 ·or 494-3248 NU-VIEW RENTALS shops, !lh1:1r11! $3.'m n10. 1st &
LOVELY 4 art. 2 BA, pt\tlo,
1111 ell'.'c kit.. fplc, dble gar., 11 ACRE, horse rorra.115. ~
Sept 15 lo June 15. $400. mo. BR, 1 BA. $250 mo.
Ownr will help tlnunt..'<" at -$ LANDLORDS_$_ 673·4030 Ill' 4~w.:;21s lasJ,. $100 dcp. Cnrd, "'ater,
8%. Ttuly a J'UN.' find lt•ss Vt Lill, rent yoor propcrtlNl. StNGL.ES $90 Bach, utli, ;-'-.ra,,•c-h-0\n;-c.,,1,,. ~OOc,2,..-1~908~-~
lhan $2000 J>('r nc. \\'r 'r<' b<tck to SEllVE YOU stonf' thro\v to bch -Varnnt. 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 car ilU', aU
Dols Jones Really 492-4'112 AGA IN . f\1any Olents. Call BEACH & P'.i P?OI, 1 Br l>llns, fplc swin1 pool, kid!!
9 f.1lLES fron1 Vall Lake, oiior to vacancy. Save$$. $~~0. Stvlreti;. Ulil Adlts. OK. Like new. Only $2J5.
eleetrlcJty phones, road. 20 $ ALA RENTALS $ REAL Nice! 2 Br + den, 2 n10. No fee Agent 842-4421 ac Ranch site fol' recreation St\ $250. Xtras. Bring pet H ti 1 • h-
or Investment. $21.!KXJ full Ne\\.'pot•t & Bay. O.i &1 2-8.183 OCEAN Vu! 2 Br, 1 \a R.'l ~ ~~ • .!!!'...!..."....!:!"~-~·-
673-1334 Refi::renct>l5 r I" q u Ired
M11e Verde :7-0.138 f
OUMI "rn.. or
3BR, 2BA. family & 1:arlll' Unfurn. 31CJ
rn1, ft'lllc, tf'nced yard, $3201----------
1110. 545-3182 Gener1I
Mi11lon Viejo
f'OR lease '.'. Rdrn1 2 Rn C~M 3 BR. 2 bl'., view, FUm. prlcc. $2,190 dwn. 10 yrs on 81lbo,1 l1l<11nd $:l00 fn cd, palio, gar. pcls.
bahlllt'l'. Q\\'ll<'r Box 788, ----------1 Util. .. LE ASE -2 BR VILLA
Cen·itos. 90701 . LIITLE Balboa I fl I and , ALA RENTALS 642·8383 PAC I f' IC C 0 ND 0 .
3 ACRE Avocado & Citrus \~linler rental, beaut 2 Bn Balboa lilind S2ll0/~1o. Lots o I t'X·
. 1." • VI jo $500 i\Ioly1.:arly. ho1ne 111 l\1 &lilOn r · p · Pl 3 BR 2 ba Uni Nt'1·er livNI lu. Avnll 9/7. <.'ntn. · · · ·
Grove, xlnl li'rins:. Contact hon1e. nicely turn, & very!-----·-----tras · baskcthll.!l. \'ollcyb1\ll
Craig Clark. R.iui l' h 0 deluxe. walk by l 5 1 I NE\V 011 Balboa Island. LU.'-· .i:: lighted tennis t'OUrtii, ;1
$300. \V1t.t('1" pd. !<1:~7-7300 $375 l\'J()/yearty.
Newport Beach associated \if · R I 616 ~'"'o Aho.lone Pl and llC'C before 1 . pools. ~uun.tt, ,f. s('P purkin~ Ca onua ca ty, -"""'° calU11g 673--0207 tlal1 . ury un1. ho1nc, 3 br, fun1 for bo111 or trnilf'r. Onf' n1ilc
oollecl 673_?19• , k d $~ 01, r1n. Many CU!ltom xtras. Set.' 10 ht.•at·h. FOR LEASE
12 ACRE navel orange grove 100: ;) \\.ee en · l>el to apprec. 118 Carnet. la rwin reelty inc. DOVER SHORES
OROKE A ~-A EAl T Qq5
11'1\ w lh;ilb ..... 611 11.1 1
RiveNildc area. C1'01u; $22 Bilbo• Penin5UI• LEASE OPTION 968·440 5 (24 lirs) I j JiH/t'I\ 11·/po1,1I & \'1•·11·. __ __ lit 1!172. Sell 01· trade 644-1373 4 BEDRtif. 2 U.\'fl-I A1't11l l'n1! or Aug. $7j() :\Jo. Ba lboa lsl1nd
R IE t • * 675-2111 * ----- -<..:oukit· All1 . ..on ti-12-S2:1j •• I e .e YE AR L )" • L 0 \VER Near Newport Beach i 1-:-L'(). YEAH.LY, 1rg modern 3BR.
Exchange 182 DUPLEX LOVELY New 3 BR. 3 BA Vucunt. new 1-an1bllng 3 BR, 21iA Shug crpts wlk if'1
2 BR. 2 BA. $250. "''/den hon1e. Yearly rental. 2 RA II bit f I !30 ~ I 57• "158 BRAND NEW, Oc<!ansitle. 3 320 Alviu·ado Pl, Balboa $57j/mo. 673--0S97 ' ._. ns, 11111 rm, c oscls, ..-.. ar · "J-V fplt', 11·11v cpts. ch11s. on BR, 2 BA! Private hillslde 2BR · d' B h · 1 " 00 Newport BNcfl , garage, garoage 1sp.,_._• ... •_o_r_•_1_____ quiet cu -uc--sac, 4 yds to Rll"d.lt.y Cooipa:ny lot, tall pine tl'CCs -ocean dsh/wsh, wash n1 a c h .1-r.. ocean. 2 or 3 single ladles 642-8235 644-6200
view. Builder asking $39,500 \Vinter -College stdnts ok. CORNER lot. l.rg. 2 Br. 1>rc( $390 n10. i n cl d g
• 8ubn1it Or ange Co. prop-'1""'-6!-.. -o f I u· t I /" k 7 9 * RENTALS *' YEARLY ., .. oh.>. :» ..... 1 . 1·p ., pa o, crp -~. app ., 011·11e1· uro er 34,-j.\.i erty or TD!! Broker 645-8400 .... •'-0 "' I \ £~~W.r. ""'°" yr Y ease. $'JOO UP. 3 & 4 Br. No lease EASTBLUFF From $650 Month
SUMMER Real E1Tate Wanted 184 Corona del M,1r 1'equil't:'d. Others ll\'ail iu
I iiiii~~iiiiiii~~iiiiii1\ 1c~o~r~o~n~a~d~e~l~M~•~•'.:::== Ori! Cty. Call l)(!p1 or
3 BcJ1·n1s., 2 balh11 plus den &.
bl'kfst. aren. $475.
TRANSf'ERP.ED
. r\E\V YOH.K -
I l\IARKr:Tl:\G EXECUTIVE
urgently ne-cds 3.5 b.'tlnn,
fnm rni \\'/pool. Costa l\lf'l!a.
l.Junling•on Beach arrn. To
SG0.000. Ag:cnt, 84G·6107.
\VANTED Residential Lot
5000 to 6000 :<l!. ft. JIB. :'lrra.
\Viii pay ca!lh. call afl 6 P~1
586-6-141.
LE\1EL R-1 lol 1r/ocean
vil'\\', Good area. pril'. )>tlrty
42131 T.!3-4345.
!.'~ _ .... _-~J[i].;
j Business
Op~.~tunity 200
A UN'JQUE BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY!
811.·ensen's lee Crean1 Shoppe
in Corona tlC'l l\l a r .
Beaulifully d e e o r n t e d ;
1pll'ndidly equipped SC'rvice
and n1a.nufactu1·ing facility.
1-lii,;:h t'arnings "·ith ex-
l'l'llent pot('nfinl for n1ore.
$;)7,500.
UNIQUE l·IOMES l{t'Rllors,
675-6000
OWNER'S health forces sale
of family restaurant-bake!')'
on Carden Island -Kauai -
Sitt'.' of movie ' ' So u th
Pacific". Choice location in
0 1' Hanalei tO"TI· steps
from ocean, bay, pier -final
destination Trans Pac Race.
\\'ell established -popular,
clu n. Excel. lease great
opportunity. $3.).000 f u 11
price. Contact The Rice
1\1111, PO .. Box 1·1. Hanalci,
Kaua.I. (80.Sl 82tHi:5-I. * Beach Broastar *
Chicken-hamburger take out.
Bear, "'inc license
$22.000 * Ocunfront Cale *
Seats 4J. On sale bt."Cr
license. $22.000.
COAST PROPERTIES
-*~S4!0_*_
• Cocktail bar $1fil\1 dO\Vn
• E lectronics Sys -Sale11
• Children's Store -bench e Sweeping Serv. 68 accls
Hollend Bus Sales
&4.>-4170 or 54()....()6(18
Money to loan
1st TD Loans
UP TO 90%
12nd TD Loans
lowest retes Or•n9e Co.
Sattler Mtg. C.o.
642-2171 545-0611
I
S<1tvi11g H11rbo~a 21 )rs.
DON'T BORROW
'TIL YOU CALL US!
Boli'OW on your hon1e l'<IUily
for any good J>U£'POSC. Serv-
ing Los Angeles County for
over 20 years a.nd NO\V In
Orange County!
SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO.
l n 41 55&-0IOO
4500 Campus Olive. NJl.
S500 to $100,00) for
Business or personal needs
Ko collateral requh'ed
Upon proof or ability to pay
JI /Ilium NIX ' INC
The Action BrokC'r
Collect tl! 2131386-74::3
2ND Trust Deeds
Plt1VAT'£ r~uNDS AVAIL.
Any Amount * Coll 675-4494 BKR.
Monty Wanted 250
NEED FINANCER :
Parudise Mobile Ii o 01 e
Park. Joshua T1'ef'. 50%
finished, call 494-7162
HAVE sevcrnl tst. Ld. of
$11.00J at 9~2s: intcre!'lt. Bkr.
Art. 842--0691 Eve. !).16-45:)8
Mortgages,
Trust Deeds 260
11 T ran s porlali o n . VIEW + POOL • • • a • • a • • 1 2131620-3310 t.ron1 9. :1 Vision-From $1200 Month
BILL GRUNDY
3 Bedroom -3 Bath e e e \\kilays.
$475 WINTER LEASE NE:i\Il BEACH, clclu.xe J BR., c,-"o"ll-C\-,.,.,..--,,c--oB°'R"'.--02,-B'°,7\.
Rltr. 644--n70 21; BA. Huge 011·ner'!l u11i1 j O.ant· hon1c, nt'. BeaC'h &
"'!!!!!!!!!!!!IJ!lli!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I i11 ne11· eu.ston1 duplex. IX"en1 A1lan!a, all an1cniti£'~.
Costa Meui clng, vie11·. patios. fplc, nr iucl. i,:ardC'n kitchen ,t, fan11-I
----------I sl1opping, 110 pets. S-12:> 1110. !y 11n. 1v/h1ilc. $.115 1110. 1
Realtor 675-6161
red hill
REALTY
Condominiums
Fur n. 31S
Newport Beach !----'~~~----,
1 Bl,l. carpels, drapes, stove.
l't•frig, car port. utilltie;; 1>tl. 673.0960 962-394·1 I
:1Bll, 2 BA. 1v/fan1./din 1·111
co1nbo. lrplc, covr 'd patio, I
bl1ns, nr. Edinger ,t, Sp1·i11¥-
dulc. $265. Ask for Dale.
9624171
/\. Co1npuny \Yilh V1:<lon
Uni\'.,Piu·k C1•ntel', lr\'inc
Call f\11y1in1e 5:>2-7:,00
Office hours 8 AWl to !'! Pl\l
t-'OR h·ase nu lrg 3 Br Condo En~thluff areR. $550 n10.'
Xil-1 141 aft 6. $100 n10. $50 dc>po~il. Avail -•-• • • • • • • a ,
9-1 oo pets. 6TJ-4&27. BRANO ne1v 2 BR. 2 bnlh Condominiums
split-Ivel condon1iniun1 \\•ilh
Huntington 8Hch ewrythlng! 1. Blk to China --~-------1 Cove. $425: $500 turn. FENCED 2 Br, $155,
kids/pets. Also Priv. Honie
11"alk to beach $170. J\gt. Fee
536-2575
,..,... .................... 1 Unfurn. 320
BEACON BAY Ganeral I 1 BR. \\'aJk to "-'Aler, fncd. Universily Realty
Also Bachelor C.~l. S!i:i; 3001 E. Cs!. ~l\vy. 673·6:l10 3 B~. 2 ba_th. Beautiful brk. 2BR 2BA ·CONDOS: 1-$27'5(
pn110. Pnvate beaches & nlO: 1-$250 mo. Bo~_l/81 tcnn~s court_s._ $525 ?>·fo/yrly. 010 lease. RED CARfET
l\la.x1ne \Vtlltams &12-8235 REALTORS 497-IJ61 .....-
Balboa SI05: NB priv home. . Fee •-536-257~ IM.i\1ED. Possess 1 on . · "6'· -> Spyelass Hill 7500 plan, 2 4 BDRAf 2% baths, tv.·o story
Lagun,1 Bueti sty, 3300 sq. ft. 4 Br + in xl11t Joe. $350. Ask for (E4!l) ' . bonus rm, 3 Ba, ocean vu. Dale 962-4471
l Bl' .hse for s~lane<! 644-SOJS I ~.~,~B°'R".-"2'-'=BA~. -,~;,-~-.~,,-co-,
bachclo1, $170 & ~ Br scnu HARBOR v· H . 11 builtins e\ose 10 schools & 3 BR, 21,~ BA Nice Spanish
Costa Meu I
Macnab·lrvme
furn hse. Studio $87.50 1 iew 1 5 · shop in' 962--0l 66 Realty Conipaoy Condo. Nr Mesa. Vl!rde CC. responsible &a.la.ricd adults. rm, poo · spectacul~r vu. ='o"'-'p?'g'°. ='-"=.~--F Le Ad tlts '" •·'4·8110 --s. Mo. to M. o. rental S850 with TWO bedroom & den. one 642·823S 6444200 or a!t. \ on..,. ~ '" 1 .,. _.,..,...,. ... .,,...,,..,..~I 714/540-67215 or 640-8830. · poo mrunt. O'fl-2359 1nilc lo Ocean. large yard. -::
Lido Isle r>.'E\V 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 blks to 5J&.8033 ON-TI1e-\V 8le-r :-upper Huntington &each
beach. Cpt.s/drps, bltns. 3 BR. 2 BA. ne11.·ly decoratf'fl. Ne11·port B"l.v. f'nnlasliC' -
LIDO Isle Bayfronl. Best Close to schls .~ siipg. Nr. the beach. S26S. lsc. vie11·. Ne1v 3'0R. 3': BA . LC. 2 BR Studio in a 4-ple:ic.
beach. lovely 2BR. 2BA 61;>-4034. 008-6215 or 9!32-8851. Spacious n1aster b d r n1 , Greenbelts, brand . nu, nr
ho 'full · fan1ily 1·111 \l'/frplc & bar. bch. Sml pet/child ok. use. beaut.• Y furn & 2 BR. Nice patio, Lge litonc 3 BR, 2 BA. Children ok. Beautifully deoornted. Now 1!27-1!.52j
fleL-ol'a ted. '-1mt cond. Elect !rplc beam ceilinw-bit-ins Fenced. S~/mo. Rent · or iJ bl r 1 ----------1 ki~ch bltins, $1:.iO monthly. ,vgti/dry. S300 mon°th yrty: Lease. 842-4827 avtt a e or ease. Irvine
\\'1111er rental from Sept. 6i~7079. '.'~··:s'·~aEp~pt~.iC~~·~U~&l<=· :-:OS:S4~d~ays:i,;;;::::;;;:~;;;:::~:;:~;I Call Dr. Saks, 213: 623-6161, r.t: NARCISSUS 2 Irvine -~1· g.12--8368 eves. LNU SQ RE or 714: 673-2424 aw · BR, 1 BA. NE\\'PORT LJ\7JNG AT ITS WA T UA
CONTEMPO 4 Br 3 B f I Frplc, new crpt & drps. I BEST. Ccntrul air, nu 3 Br. 3 BR, 2 balh A/ C. near
bltns. Close to ~tc~.' s'J85 ~~· Call week days, ~ BBRR .. 2Hb~ ha ........ 1·3·..;.,$35014..., 2 Ba single homl', steps to parks & pool. $275/Mo. -
month.\\'inter.6T:.>-4923. ,,...,.....,,;7\,1, " ·• a ......... "' '" ocean.View.2carelecl.l{I'. yrly. Laszlo S harkany
ffiVINE TERRACE 3 BR .. 2i,, ba. • •· · · • .. · · $385 Idea.I for 1''am "'/kids. Rent 64-Mi200 tE51)
4 BR.., 3~2 !!a .. den. Sept. Jmrnac. 4 BR, 4 BA hon1e. 4 BR, 2-',2 bath!! · ·. · ••.• $450 year round $475. or lease for
Uu1.1 June S"50. Lrg fen~d yard. $600 incl. 2 BR, 2 ba. den, A/C' ... $273 $42:>. 673-3001 Ol' 646-9008. Macnab -Irvine 6Q.7667 gardener. Ph: 673-3262. 4 BR, 21: ba. • •••••• ... $425 Avail Sept 1st. CHAR~flNG 5 BR, 3 ba. 2 BR. 2 baths .. ' .. ' ·' · · $JOO $200-2 Br. frpl.c. dbl gal·, \rg 642 -""35alty Comp~~ 1.2a0 Newport Beach /f I d 3 BR. 2 baths .......... $.WO _. N t H ht -• ---'--------I w _am. m1 . new y ecor. 4 BR. 2 baths .......... $475 ya'"· p e1g 11.
\VALK to Beach J Br. Also S.'iil Mo, 644-6397 v• • $350--New 4 Br. f.rpl c, deck,
Balboa: downtown H.B. & IRt'VINE Ten-.. 3 BR , fain. ISIOn-Ncivport Shore!! L•1vn• Hlll1 ' · Bch T ho N 1 d G __. $450-3 BR. lrplc, dbl gar, ..... aguna ea use. $155. rm. ew y cco1·. a1uen-yard, priv bch. Bayshor('S 1.,,\GUNA Hills!! 23366 San
Agt. Fee. 979-8430 ing incl. $525 Mo67?r-3250 NU~VIEW RENTALS Miguel. townhouse 3 br, 2
2 BR Cottage, tum. $285 mo. d h•11 673-4030 or 494-3248 ha w/Vle.v.·. Bltns, dshwshr, for 9 mo's. Plush. 3210 &>a-Cotfl Mest re I . forced alt hi, comm pool,
Viel'.·. CdM. Ready Sept. 15. BLUFFS, ne"' sect I 0 II. l'C(' area closeby. Rent $245
f\INGAAR D R.E. &12·2222. PRIVATE popular Z plan, 1vide green mo. ht & last. First Securt-
RE.>\.l..Ty_ bcll. 5 BR. nr tennis ty Mortgage. rut~
LOVELY 4BR, oo··.;, oulsidc EntertainrT.ent Home A Company \\'i1h r ision club/pool. Ms.int. eust drps. . •. .
shoivcr, Bayfront, \\linll'r Upper Bay 3 BR/i>"R, pool Univ. Park Center. Irvine dpts. adults, no pets. ls! & <1l1.ston V1e10
lX'nlal, 400 38th St. hon1e. $375/Mo. Call Lois Call Anytin1e, 552-i500 last + dep. la75 mo. AvAil · \VJ~TER Rl'ntal -Orean· Miller 642-8235 (E501 Office hours 8 f\l\1 to s Pi\! Sept. Call eves or \\•knds. ALISO Villa plan A. 2 BR. 1
fron1, 3 br, 2 ba, fully furn. 1-----------I 641--8122 BA: eptd. drps, bltns, cov -patio, 1 car gw· .. use of pool S3JO mo. 673-4637. ntE BLUFf"S $215 w/lease. 83()..5891 .
I or 2 Bit. summl'r $125 per ·rES, \\71'.; HAVE REN1'ALS SHARP NE\V 3 Br, pool & $ C •
\l'eek, winter $175 per n10. Realty Con1pany ~ia.y II'\! be o( ~crvice yard, maintenance custom •n Ju•n •p11trano
213; i9J-30TI 642-8235 644-4200 y in solving crpt.s, & drps. $575. per mo. 2 BR Co-•-1 ~-our housing needs? lst & last & deposit. """• enc gar. re .. '5•
\\'lYI'ER Rental. Ba..vsi~oi-es. !OF.AL garage apt $140. Lg 644-1846 evenings & \11knds. d/w .• erpt/drp,. ?00/mo. ~~r~~ Br .• Ba. BU.RUI. T DR, c/d. stv/ref. HARBOR VIEW HOll-1.ES 64&-8'150 eves. Avl 9/7.
$515/per mo "'ith gardener. Townhoute Unfum. US South Laguna I\IDS & pets -2 Br hse $145 5 R, 3BA I sh I
A ·1 G B ,pu .nearpoo C di .. _ vat tlO\.\'. a.rage. & C"iubhou.9e. 11160 Port orone e rn.r 2 BEDROO~t & Den. Ocean NICE area 3 Br hsc $2'2:>.
V"iew. Large deck, 1 block to Fncd, gar, c/d, kids/pets "SINCE 1946.. Carlov.·. Ree.dy Sept. 15· NE\V 1 BR. 23 Blks to
beach. All remodeled and NEAT for adult-incl 111il 64~1295 or 642-22'22 Beach! ~'25/'-10. Utll Pd. 1
I • · lst Western Bank Sida-. WPO T Be ch S 11 redecorated. De u:ice. Sl;() rum. & gara~ -only S16:i. Unlvi:rsilv Park, Irvine NF: R a · e or 2 aduJts. Ava.ii 9/1.
per month Sept. l'lth lhru ALA RENTALS 642-8383 D•ys 552•7000 Nlnhts $72,500 or lease $550/mo. 673-891l.
June ]~1th. South Laguna. • Spac. Condo 3 BR, pool & c---------
213: 464--4686 eves. 211: \VESTCLlr·r 111<ea, lovely yard niaint. Cust. crpts & Oita _!"'.!.S.-~-----72!-:;11~1 tlnys. 3Bll 2BA. lrg frtn1 rn1 , 2 NE\V 3 Br, 2BA. Unlvcr. drps. ~st & l_ast $200 dep.: CAPE C.od Charin 2BR, 1~1 H U I 305 frplcs. fully rrpted & drpe<i, Park. 1v/1v cpts, drps, Days 5.57-7883, eves 83.1-863.5 ba, qu•'•t adlt•, ~uo, -·-. ouses n urn. ell schls wlking distance. '"""'' t••••'s N• ••his "' .... -... .., ·1 Se · Call "'•·368 t""" ' """ • • ""'" · EXEC. Home Harbor Vu drps. iti5. 642-12'76
General
RENTALS
Apartments
Duploas -
A1·;"11 · pt. a. .r+O""" S3i:l. 5:i2-813.S. <Portafinol 3000 sq n lux 4 F . I
l'lt.'f 4pni, 6.J:;....54l-I nft ·I TURTLE Rock-. ~4~B~R-. ~,,-F=R~. Br, 31,; Ba. fam rm, rec rm. ount,1in Val ey
CLO~r: lo lll'W Bullock!!. So. ;~/c, 2 frplc. great vie.,v. 1s $550/mo. 644--0873 2 LRG. 'BR, 2n BA, erpts,
Coasl Pir11A. Nt'W 3 BR. 2 llt'rt'. 2 patios, derl<. s:iiO. HARBOR Vu, 3 BR. 2 BA, d~s. dbl g••., -1, -. BA. Crecnbrook ho 111 e. 1!3J-OfM7 • ,. ""' .....,., ~""' $.lSS/nlo. 992 Carnati<ln. ~-----~ corner view lot. 1 blck from pri\'il., ulils pd .. $245 n10.
675-0771 3 BR. 2 Ba, cove1-ed palio. pool SSOO., incl gardener, Avail 9/1, 962--4972 •c10~;.,.1c' EL'LO eo-•o 3 B•. 2 SPOTLESS $365· G44-8480 Huntington Beach " •~• , ... , 551-31 78 2 BR, 2 ba, a.dulls only. New----=------·I
Ba newly decorated. S250. Laguna Beach ly painted in/out, new crpt. LUXUnY living for those
per mo. No pets. 833--0328 No pets. S28.'l per 1no. over 40. New, gul'lrd aecured
43.'1 \V.19th St., Cosla '-Iesa NE\V 3 Br to\vnhomc. nr $165-Util Pd. Older. charn1-George 646-70n. single story, 1 BR, rompl
1854 S. Coast H"'Y·· Laguna pool. Ready for occup. Sept in.g l + den. S. Laguna. 3 BDR..i.\l in Back Bay. New rtt &: hobby ce nter.
lst. $285. Jack, 97S--1633 $235--Small l Br ootl&ge. Cf'l)ls ,I!: drps. frplc & bltns, hfagnolia/Atlante are a .
COSTA ~ OFFICE TEMPORARY rental. 3 lovely garden. Gar. P.,t ok. 2 car garage 4:: big yard. CA.II Mo-8048 betwn 5 & 9
$125 -Inexpensive, but nice! Bdrm house w/pool thru $250-1...rg 2 Br. 2 Ba. bltns. $775. mo. 540-4013 Pl\f or all day Sat/Sun for
~. f1:11-n Bach. Nice area. Sept. CC.M.) Responsible dPCk, gorgeous ocean vu! BIC CANYON appt. $235. Le!Uie.
All ut1l pd. family only. $250 I nlo. $350-Neiv & nice 4 + fam 4 BR, 3 BA av\ Sept 1. S780. 2 BR Townhouse, 1~ Bath.
$160 -l Br hst'!. All util pd. 979-5891. rn1, gar. yard, patio. Lllg. L.o;e. 49J-.5l9? or ~735. l'"rt>le. crpts, drp5, llOVt,
Stove, refrig crpt/drps,l.iiiioiiiiiili.,..,..,.~lii.., Niguel w..i .. $190 962-8781 got· & kg yard. 3 8 d 2 8 th NU-VIEW RENTALS 3 BR, 2 BA. -lSO deg. bRY & ·~· · -
$150 -CUte 2 Br hse E/side. ~ ~oom -1 67:~40?.0 or 494-.1248 ()('f'an ,·Je11•. s.;oo. C&ll lllll Santi An1
Stove. crpts/drps. bcan1 Bu1ltin. $400 mo. -----l\lel'rell, aft 6: 6T.1-:;77,a 1----------1
ccil! l111e. R11ltor, 644-7270 TOP OF' THE \VORLD ,.-, 1, BRADFORD PLACE
$'.blr1 -Nice 2 Br pool home _ _ -· ____ OCEANVlE\V. li1t1::l' 3 "Bl., 2 BA, pool. ~ blk brh, Nf'w townhsc. 3 BR. l~\ Ba.
If 1 akl 1 l){'l:ll'fl()m. 2 h!'llh nc1rly IR.Jnlly 011L':: .$400,, 11110· C'rpt/drps, bit-ins. dbl gar, "' rp c. n{' on •)I. 4Blt. 2BA, crptio1, rtrp~. fnNI d t-·• d · __ __~:i:.-.17G: 1.,.,·, •. pat,·o. ~-\. ·-•Mo. Appl's: furn. Car. <'ncl ynrd yrd, gardening incl. $2GO ecora ......... nf"\V raperiell, rvu u•Jt
for kids & !>"ts. lea8C' or rent, :AJ-391:Wi. flrl'lllUl'(', fn n11ly roon1 . hullt LUXt;RY HOJ\fE. S Br. 3 Ba. 552...0057.
Cllll &1:,....0U I 557_2200 lnis, $-123.00 per n1onth 2 fri?lc~. lrg fan1 . rm!!. S575. Ouplex'"es~F~u-,-n-. --°":JCS'°I
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LAliUNA BEACl-1 OFFICE 3
1 Bff:j $l!l.jf Fen"!d. 4~n I.AC:U-N~A-,-.;-,,,-1cl. 1 BR. 21~. CONl>O on Bluffs nr ll<Mlg Lagun1 Beach
$140 -1 Br turn. Ocean vie11'. l\n1• .v. rt' s. n.·q · liy.;r111 & •lin. "t'ea, fi"plc. JI it•I 0 B• 2'' R I '--"----------1 or 121.31 ·II~ 362S eve " o.~p •' · ·' •· ' a, poo .1 · Nr. Town. · - ' bit-In:<. 1~'f1'\!t"'fl'f'c:r.er, c pt, s:uo. Adults. 548<,'993 2 Bit lo1ver Dptx. furn, Jo'I\
$23!"1 -2 Br. Stov<', rofrig. (ll,D 2 Ur. spilt. $140. A1.'ln rlt'p!t, 2 C'ar star. Ext-cl vil·11-, 4-BR, 2 ~fRni. rm., 2 heat,
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priv patio, enclosed
patio child/pet Ok. \Valk 10 \\1ater, H.B. $170. \\'01·k~hop. t1nn1A c. $3?1(). l!tt. fplcs .• pool. Nr ~hools. Sl:',O ~r. Near bf'al"h. avail Sept
$2ri0 -2 Br 1-IOUSf'. Din Rm, Agt. Fee. 979-8430 last, dl'posi~\rase. 491-42·14 i\Io/)'l'ly l9e Agt. 644-7ti62 b_t_h,~4_9'_-_900~\-----I
frplc, huge yard I o r BIG 2 BR unfurn stO\'l' & CJlARl\f 2 BR ocean vi~w ----N-B h kids/f)t't r · f _.. ...; N k'd • · · Newport Hei8ht1 ewport e•c CALL 4!»-$>191 re ng, en'-"'' YO.•u. o 1 IS. honl•'. \l~'IOrl .~ i;:lnsl', seclud-* LANDLORDS * $210. 2-19 20th St. ' ed North c:_ntl ~ll8. $400 2 Bil. e 2 &. nu house, \VlNTER rental, stepg bJ
fREE R,ENTAL SERVICE Din• Point n10. Coll g.,.,1, ~~70 ren~>d yrd itd11lts $215. bch. \'le"'" shag carpel
--·----LEASE 2 BR. house. I bft. £46..1108 156$ c Santa Ana throughout. 4 Br. 2 11*. $315. $ OWN&R!S OF $ • flEN.T OR LEASE e unf\Al'n .$250. + u t..Ll s. A\'t. . & 2 Br 1 Btt.' ~ Mo.
PUT YOUR MONEY $ REAL PROPERTY$ Ctotom 2BR 28A split lo""1. Nonhcoo. 494-64"12 . 6~ " 12\3\ ~I
\\'"' an.• Oiick to SERVE YOl! \Valk to Doheny StalP l Hiil ----San Cltmentt \ Colli~!. Opt.n Sun.
TO WORK FOR YOU I A GA t N ! FR£E or Se1u~h. Vac. $27~ IT14J •guna I CJJ,\RMING ·" •potl-•ly \vtNTER l'fnU\I. nl~ly furn Earn 10% lntcres! ton \\'ell· 7721560 " ...... $Ceurtd 2nd Tt:ust Df>crlt1 on Cll1\RGE. Call priOr ro 3 BR., 2 ba .. bltns. Incl. ('\("an ll'l'Kt 2 BR 2 B.A ~ .'1 4 hr, 2 ba, 11eps to bch.
Oranae r ounty real estate. vot1u1i-y. Don't Jose $$. OCEAN Vlcw-Sccluded 2 Dr, rllMiivlihr.. "·a!Jlrr / tlrytr. hon\r. \Yi ki\'tiy yd & patio. Lo"'1'r $300, upptr $350.
SICN'AL ll!ORTGAGE f'O. ~'Ive rln1e. lrJ)I~. 2 car g" r a a c . Pool me m b (' ,. it ht p &. \\'lk ro bch & all stores. Aval\ Stpl Rth. 548~918
t71ot) 556-0lOO $ ALA RENTALS $ $250/MO. 33872 Vi o I e ! iru1'1l'ncr tncl. $255 Per mo. N""' cpt , rrnh pnln1 , !'\'pie. OCEANFRONT, winter "'"·
4500 Ca D NB NC\\'flOl'I A Bay, C~1 6-l2·838.~ ~n. C_,\t>ltl R~:tlty 6-14-7525 gar. f\u:n or not $235, ;\la-till. lo'<''t r 3 BR, $,12:5,. U~per . -~ . ·------~------------------1111' ... ~ .... !!!i!!!!!!!!!;!!lo ...... rl\"Nr"'M'n~a -~ m bE-ASE!-+BR..-4-be~h~tun nn1, R:;-tn.nrntr. ll'll!rfOl)tlon, w,•,• . .,,,~dulL. ..coupl oN~ .26~--1!~~ S'll(). iu-. w..
F'at Profit Is attained \vht!n "Orttw Fut" 'A'l'len you new hon!_<" nr • sch· S:nl 1110. !\36.900. Avail for 4 -~'AA). 1 ,.:.:;;''···~..==-,•-=-~--
;.·ou Bell throuah ttsull~l· plAC.'t! an ad in 1h~ [ llly harbor. $350 mo. 497-2341 ofl('nh"ij!: or t1chool ~•r. 2 Don'! give up the ship! OCEANrRONT win 1 t r ,
Una Daily Pilot Chuslfled Pilot \\'onl Ads! Call now Fut resultJ arl.' )Ust a vnol'lt' Yrs old, fen('NI ya rd . "List"' it in clauUled. Ship $300, l<>"·er 2RR, 2BA. trple. Ad~. 642--5678 -642-567'8. CRll a"·ay fl42-567e. 61:l-0216. 01vncr/ Agel'I'. to Shore Rffult1! &42--:5618. \\'a~her/df'Y1"t'. ~.
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'. DUplexn I' urn. 345 Aptt. Furn. 360 x;,. Ontrn. Apt. Unfurn. Apt. Unfurn.
Newport 6 1aa. Costa MeH General Costa Meu
3 Bl\ t"urn. 2 Car garage. 1.11 $175 • AltraC'tlve lorn. "front ALL N EW * * * 2 BR, 11 1 BA, cpt11, drps, blk to beach. y car J v . 2 BR. Quiel, clean. P.atio: Crpl.st drapes & pjlnl. lovely bltns, encl l(ar., 11\&ture
'300/rno ulil pd. Arlul'i11. Garage. Adults, no pet. lge 1 BR, 2 BA bltn klh,;h 2 Another Ring Brotht rl adults only. $16l. M~l8(li.
813--9142 or 213: 944-4890. OPEN 2234-A Rutgers Dr., car closed gtil'. Adults EASl'SIDE • Attrnc 2 Br,
Oupl111:1s Unturn . 350 C~t. ~lcas,t'; $2:Al nio. It 11 r Development hltns, dshwshr, encl 111r, no
!-"'------"-=I LARGE. 1 b,, twin beds, ~&c;:l2-4="':::'·-----MEDITERRANEAN pels. 64&-0414.
Corona d el M•r Ideal tor bachelors. $/pool. 2 l!R, crpts, drps, bltns. Call 2 BR, 1 ~ Ba. Studio_ Util pd.
1----------I Adults $150-$160. 548-9633, 548-8196 or 675-6676 or !l('C VILLAGE 2 BR, 2 BA, dining r ..... & 1993 Church St. 2246 A Canyon Or. R<>nl $175. Shag, pool, bit-ins. ,.. 1·~1 An address or distinc-1918 Maple. 6·i5-5647. ga~en patio. Garage. \VID. 2 BR, 2 BA turn apt. No ....... r:i10. lst &: lust + $100 501H Marguerite. $300. 1110. children or pets. gai Center deposit req. No pclS. tion in Costa Mos a NEW 2 & 3 BR Eside
675--2506. St. • ~. Balboa l1l1nct adjacent to Newport Call 675-6488 eves.
OCEJ\N '9'1!-In:. _2 BR. refrig, • SHADY EUf~POOL Beach, Balb<>;a and the 2 BDRM apt, stove. Older
stove, pa!lO. Pnv. bch. AduH e Adulls Poolsid@ Sl~ up. BRAND ne"'' roomy 2 br apt Southland's .finest com· couple pref. $150. mo.
Lat. S275. 675-6145. 177 E. 22nd St. CM 642-3G45. inclds dsh\vshr, b'al>h com-mun1't1'es. 646-4862 or 548--0458. .,
C P8Clor, elec range A: oven, -Ott• Me.. 2 BR, 1 BA FURN $220 relrig, If needed. ~to ap-* S'MJNNING.l Br. Garden
NEI" 3 b 1, ba 151 E. 21st, C.~f. prec. 118~S Garnet. 673-6918. UNFURr<flSHE O Apt. Pool. Rtt: area. $145.
,.., r.. ,:.z ., trplc., * 64&-8666 * 1 Bedroom. Fr. $l50 -;:-:':;'"""'w':. . ..:1:::8t:;.h..:So:t.c.Co::·:o;Mo;·~
pvt, patio, gar., quiet SI., ---l3EBffiRt'f1•~BA~---1;1a~l'!!bo~o_;P!:•!n~l'.':n~1~u.~I•'---BR & D F 90 LRG 2 Bft, crpts, drps, bltns 381 16th Pt.. CM. 1325. Ph. u • ,, . I • en. r. $1 ' ' 644-6613 pstairs. 60' FROM BAY 2 Bedroom. FR. $210 pnv. patK>, no pets .
757 Shalinlar Dr., C.~t. 1 bdrm. 2 B•. util pd, -ly 2 BR T nh Fr •250 .1,,1~65'°'10,moC"-. °"55:::7c_:-'°"'o:::::.·""7""~-2 BR, w/w cptJ, drps, D\\I, J• w ouses ~ ;-b d" 1 BEDROO~t. CLEAN. lsc. ,\dul1s.:i...}'IO pc1s. $110. LARGE 2 81' b It n s, gar . isp., gar., no pets, $140 Del J.I CA1 2131 l!N 5428 Please Call For di.shwashl:'r. Adults, no pets. $175. mo., avail Aug. 19th, mo•""o ~. "'•' rno. l 1 · · $11i0. 701 Shalim&r. 642-5168. 556--0561 ..ncrv.i'J-C.1:fAR~1ING duplex , 2 BR, :\vailabilities
Dini Point 2 BDR..i.\f. new crpts & pa nt•l· ne\\•ly dee., adults only, 'fhe charm of Old LARGE 2 BR. 2 BA, cpts,
Ing. Infant OK. no pets. 2267 close to ocean/bay/shops. \V Id S • • drps, bltns, $170., no pets,
PANORAJ\IIC ocr::AN VIE\V B Canyon Dr, 833-8533. 67.>-8720 or 98.'}-5.822. · or patn awa its you one small child. S«Hm2
Xtra lrg 3 Br, less than 1 yr IMMACULATE 1 Br $125 util EXTRA Jge 2 Br. duplex, in Costa Mesa at Ring $175-Lrg 3 BR, 2 BA, clean,
old, 27· living rm, bltn pd. Sngl l!l.y. Cpt/drps, pri walk to \\"!lier & shops. Brothers' M e d it e r -crpts & drps, adults, no
kitchen. Spectacular view of patio, Quiet adlts. 673-2006 Adulls. No pets. 615-l!Tl ran e a n Village. The pets. 765 Shalimar, 541-ll55. ·
Hghts at night $300. n10. NICE 1 & 2 BR Trailers. $80 BACHELOR to 2 Br. country is the setting 1 BR, pool, adults, $130. Al&o
499-2895 & Up. Mature adults 133 E. monthly. 1st & last. where quaint cobble-2BR, $150
Newport Be1ch 16th St. 642-1.3i5 (2131 697-1496 stone courtyards and ,...,-:325;>~Ea~s,,t=l"7t"h:-Pc:':::•"':;,.:.· ~
DELUXE duplex, near beach $139 l BR ~-tltil pd, Nea~11C~o~ro~n~ojjd~o~l.-.M~o~riiiiiiiiiiiii pathw ays wind over LARGE 1 Dr duplex, utll & Lido shops. 3' Br. 2 Ba. stores. Quiet adlts. 1985 strea ms and ponds to paid. $185. 333 B East 21.st
trplc, bltns, dsh"·hr, shag Pomona, CM . 548-0728 th e door of your villa St. C.M. 548-8945
crptg. Yrly/mo. s 3 5 o. Huntington 8e1ch -apartment. 3 BR 1~ BA, spacious. $170.
545-1346. ~b~v 2'l86 Canyon Dr. Ready Sept. 14,.cB=,R=:;_.~---. -38-1 st45-S165 'll,. ... ,. Fireplaces '''el bars 151· 642·2222· , +. en, upstairs, R BACHELOR &. l BR .. patios, ..,. CS -' 1 downst.iurs. 1-'rplcs .. bltlns, frplc's priv. garagn _ beamed ceilings, wood 2 BDR!l.1 garden duplex. new
sundecks, 5101 R 1 v er, Di\•ided bath & lots 01 panelin g. In quiet no1"thslde near Bay
646-<&15 closets. Rcc. hall, pool & TOWNHOUSE F h' d d . d I 1~s~1.~$~19~5.~548-~~1'~25~;;;;;;;;~ YEARLY -Sea!'!hore by 51~. pool tables, sauna baths. 2 Br. firc11Jac~" iloO\, 1n·i \·atc -as tone esigne
Ll'g 2 BR. In1n1ed. oc· &'e for yourself. 1730! patios. ro1111nC'ntal break-color-coordinated in.
cupancy. $300. ~1601 1 Keelson Ln. 11 blk \V. of fa st. Spacious grounds, rlC'ar teriors, with carpets
213: 333--08.'>2. Beach, 1 hlk N. of Slaterl. shopping & fine beach. Fur. and drapes.
842-78-18 nished or unfurnished. from -Private patios and
Duplexes, MEN. small ~'!:h hotel. ~~2511~ro11a dC'l Mar, balconies.
Fum. or Unfum. 355 Room11 Szt.30 per \\'k. Apts -Commwtity Center $$per nxlilth. 53&--1056
Balboa Penrn1ul• J\IODERN bch a pt, across st OPEN Sun. 10-5. 5 o 4 with spacious lounges,
from ocean $200 including Fernleaf, So. of hwy. Small billiard and ping pong
\VINTER or y~arly. New 3 util. 2U: SGi-:!645 1-bclrm. apt. Priv. patio. rooms. BR. 2 BA, 100 to beach or gar.; stove & refrlg. $165 harbor. 917 E. Balboa. Laguna Beach Month. 213: 596-2906 Art. 5 -3 swimming P o o 1 .!I
PM outdoor whirlpool, 4
I I~ so. La~a. lum Bach apt. VIEW OF BAY ni ght lighted tennis Ill Ocean view, nr beach. No ApartrMnts forRent ,.-pets. 1st & 1st mo. Sat & \Valk to beach. Beautiful. 2 courts. l'·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-;;;;i~ Sun, 499-16.56 BR, 2 BA duplex, fireple('e, -Health spa with gym· II STUDIO APT, $1..l:> nin. 1600 !'IQ. ft. Adults, no pets. nas ium and separate "-~.:;P.;;l•:.:·..:F_u;.;r..:n;.:. ___ _o3::.:;60 lnclds utilities, n1an only. Yrly, $350. 673·6004. men's and women's ·
G 491-1828 DELUXE Apt. Vie1v of facili ti es, i n c I u d.
_•_n_•_r•_l _______ 12 BR. Duplex. Frplc 2 blks Ocean. 1 . Lr~ Bit Crpts, ing sauna baths v · t H N '1 1 drps, refng S.1 stove. 3311 . · $LANDLORDS$ •cor ug~s. icey urn Seavic11., 613-18:"13 or 1-213: -A security system to ~l us ren! your properties. S21J/nm. Gj:>-OI-16 2·1-t-J653. insu re yo ur priv acy. ~6rrN~~~Es~~~~1~~~ Lido Isle ., coNTEMP. 2 B~. 1 ~·I -A speci~ sectio n for
!\'fa 'Ii 1 Call Us •· .J 2 BR 1 BA Bar kitchen Pool. Bltns, crpts, drps. those with small pets.
t ny c en ~-11 Pl ior raised 'uv ~ ,,...le 1-' S225. ,\dlts, uo Pet s. -Conveniently Ioc at· 1 o vacancy ...... ve · .. ., • • .,. 67S-7216 $ ALA RENTALS $ glass patio. On Bay. Fully · ed to all of Southern
Nl?\\'port & Bay C~i &42-SJla furn. Call collect 213 . 2 BR, Crnt c~plx, fiagsto~ California i'ust min· 1 ~~='-"""""-' =· c.;.;::_::':.:: 936-1607 frplc den/din, farm kit • .. Balboa Island 2 BR, 2 BA, brick fprlc, dbl w/bltns. 2 blks beach $275. utes fro m the Pac1f1c
gar \\'inter rental $350 plus 673-0852 Ocean and Newport '~~'T~R BA Re~at 1 -. N;11' 1 3 util.' 673-T;i)J aft s' pm. FOR lease -Nu Vie\v Apr. 4 Beach, overlooki ng
_,1 • bi t . · u~.,;~-rp c. hr, 3 00, furn rrn . ,\JI Elect, the Cos ta Mesa Coull4'
ill1 -ins. ~ m o blti' d 11·~ 6T>l387 . Newport S.ch ns. crpts, rps, JV. per try Club · n10. 673-6992 '
BEAtrrfFUL..LY fu1;n. apt., \\'INTER rental. Avail Sept. 2 BR .. newly decor. Carp, OPEN EVERY DAY
2 Br, 'bay vie\\·. \\inter or 3 BR. den. 2 BA. $315/mo. 2 drps, h!tins: pool. SZ'lO Mo. I-lours: F r i • Tues 1().6
yrly, 673-3.170. BR •. 2 .BA. ;225/nio. Also yrly lease. 644-7662 Agent \Ved & Thurs 1()..7
2 BR V.'ith huilt-ins new avail. '\early. See at 5000 :fBR t d k . . s~ag carpeting. Y!'a;·\y or Ncptu~e N_B. or pb: 645-5265 "·ell 'eq~~:pe~p ~le~~. ~!IC Directions to ~ledite1Tanea11
winter garage. 8.13-1840 _or 114· 3za-347S. vcar lensc, $215. 675-701 3 I Vi llage: From the San Diego
DELUXE Apt -Beachfronl, • ~ H bo Bl d BeaL"Ofl Bay. 3 Br, 2 Ba. $~ -. 2 BR, stove, h·plc, ''U, •· ·='vay: ar r v .,
Ava il ~pt. 1 to June 15. All 11~cld g .elec. Adults. oo pels. South 2 miles. Or from New·
$35 WEEK & UP util. pd. Ko pets. Reason-322 Heliotrope, Cd~t. port Blvd., tum North on
Bilbo• Peni n1ul1
e -Sleeplfig Rooms nbll:'! f373..3.i55 tor appt. 1-lar.bor Blvd.
e Housekeeping Rooms SEACLU"F :'.\1anor Apt s . .-MEDITERRANEAN
• Ocean View Apts Bachelor apt. $150 ulit pd. nrSb~.,,, VILLAGE
BALBOA INN Pool. Ask about out dis-1 'll. , -r •• 2400 H bo Bl , 105 P.lain Street count plan. J;)25 Placenlia ... ~.. ar r Vg,,
"ila-8740
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Ave. NB. a.IS-2682. ON TEN ACR:!:S Co1ta Mesa, Calif. 92626
Sharp-Redecorated : BLK h"Onl heh, 3 Br. 2 Ba. Apt!ii. furn. unfurn. U>ase (714) 557-8020
3 BR, 2 BA, eotlV. den, fJ1llc, sw1deck, gar. \Vinler or ~·ircplacc 1 priv. patios. \Ve believe in Equal
front J>Ot'Ch & lrg rear tcr-Summer. $300. Avl Sept. 8. l'ools Tennis Con!nt 'I Bkf~t Housing Opportunities race. Nr ocean & bay, 127 44th St. 675--0111 900 Sea Lane, CcL.\1 644.2611
beaches. Adults only, A\'ll.il. OCEANFRONT -2 BR ti\lac.Arthui· nr Coost H\\'YI
Sept. 8th. \V!nter only $325, duplex. Sept. l:J-Junc 1."i,l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!'!!!!!!!!!!'!!!~
annual $3Ta. &16·8211. tov.·e1· -$250, upper -$300. UPPER 3 BR, 2 BA, ~le, 2
OCEANFRO:-O"'f, 3 BR. $325, 6..J2~277 rlecks, bit-Ins. Nr. heh.
util incldcd, \\linter re.ntnl. S35 & Up. 1 BR., 2 BR & ·stores. $325/mo. Ls e .
673-4724. Bachelors. Color TV, n1aid 962-2'110
C:ornna ~.,1 M.-J r s;iv. pool. The ~fesa, 415 N. o2=8",o"R"'>~l-. -,-,-w--,-,.-,-1-.
Nev.'J)Ort Bl., N.B. ~9681. redecot'atcd. Pool. $245. 1110.
SPAC lBR furn apt, for qulet ANNU.i\L 1 bdr111 steps to 613-38.)()
man, v.:Jk _ to bc~~h ~ siores bay & beach, resl?"nsib~<' 2,:CB'=D::R=M=-.~,-.,~B-,,-,~,~pl~,-. -poo~I.
$225, ut1l 1ncl. 6 1~11 cpl only. $190. Avail 911.>. i\•alk 10 beach. $200.
Costa Mes• 613·0072 64'1·535.1
BRIGHT & cheerf~l 2 ~r. LRG nciv 2BR apl, quiet Casa de Oro aP.t . Bay Front. Pt,1•. patio. neighbot·hood. adlts only,
ALL UTILITIES PAID ~~~3. only, no Pets. avail 9/1, $2;(), 675-2948.
Compare before you rent T-ERRIFIC Ba v· 2 B 2 BR. apts, from $210 to $300. Custom designed, featuring: · Y _iew. '" Also unfut'n. IK>uses • Spacious kitchen 1\i1h in-l Ba furn apt. Lido Island. BOYD Realtors 675-5930 direct lighting Sumn1er rental or lease. ""~'-'""'-""'"--:'.:.::=
• Separate din'g area Ph; M8-7B34 OT G46-l?SO. Costa Mesa
• Home-like storage 1; BLK ocean 1 br, gas -·-------
• Private patios 11•ater pd. Couple pref. No
• Closed garage "'/Storage pets. $200 mo yrly 64i>-4333
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• KJ\f.arble pulln1an * 2, 3, 4 BR apts tr
1ng-sz Bdrms ~i blk to beach, yearly e Pool -Bar~ues -sur-673-6606 or 673-63i0
ALL THE
COMFORTS
OF HOM E
rounded \\'ith plush land-N Stretch out in y o u r
scaping ewport Heights easy-to-care for Vendon1e
Adults. No Pel!! ~ d rt neol LARGE l BR, Sl90 2 BR. Adults $1 10, oo ~ts, gar en apa 1 ••• your 365 \V \Vilson 642_19n car port, v.·ater pa 1 d , 01v11 ga1·age, laundry at'<'a, · &16-1108. patio, (ireplncc plus t\\'O
LOW WEEKLY RATES 1563No. B. Sanla Ana Av<'. bedroonls, de~, 111·0 bnths.
E · S · Just n fe11· available $210. xecuhvo u1tH * BACHELOR, prlv. y>ml, TH E VENDOME 2080 Newport Blvd. no pets. lncld s ps & 1\·tr.
Costa. Meta SlJO/n10. Yrty, 6n-22:l6. 1845 Anaheim
642-2611 San Clemente Call J\trs. Phillip~ 5'1().D781
STUDIOS & 1 BR'S OCEANFRONT baoh"•' 1_2 El Puerto Mesa
e FREE Linens U f e FREE Utilities br apts. IXJOI, viC\v. Comp! 1 & 2 BR Apts., n urn. e Full Kitchen rede<."Orated, util pd, Sll5-$130. & Up.
e Heated Pool $19-5. r-;o children or pets. All Utilitie1 P•id e Laundry F'acilitjes 49'J..3615, f'ool & Recreation e TV & maid M"rv avaJI. t'URi\I 2 BR, l ~i BA, 1 blk Gara~e ror renl
• Phone Servlcr lo bcll, some Vie-A', lndry fac, 1959 Maple Ave, C.M.
Unbelievably Beautiful St95. !™>· ~ Buena Vista. 2 BR, 1 RA 1ingle story
VAL D'ISERE Garden Apts. tqz..Q95l . l!:arrlen unit, ll'8i crpts,
Adults -no pets Flo\\·eni *tr-1 BDRM APT * * drps, dsh-A·shr, fncd patio,
PINECREEK
LIVES UP #
TO ITS NAME •••
Over 500 tall trees
and 10 slreains \\•ith
1\•alcrfaUs create a
relaxing setting for
,YOUI' spacious ne"' I-or
2-bedrootn apartment. Small
pets ok.. F"ron1 $170. Furniture
available'. i\Iodels open 9:00
to 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd.,
Costa Mesa. Phone: 545--2300.
TIRED OF NOISE?
\Vitson Garden Apts. 2 Br,
1 ~!a Ba, crpts, drps. Pool.
i\lature adults, no pets.
Oi'lLY $162.50/MO.
2283 Fountain Way East
(\V, of Harbo,· on \Vi!son)
Call 646-2846
NE\V ADULT LIVING!!
BACHELOR Units & 1 BR's
iv/Lofts. Frplc's, beanl
ccil., patio & pool, bltim, &
1-efrig avail. Sl60 to $225.
Util pd. No pets.
393 Hamilton C.f\.1.
645Mll or 642-8520
2 BR. w/w dlag crpts. drps,
sly, full BA & %. Fenced
patio. Laundry room, encl
gar. J..18.ture adu1U only. No
child, ~. Park-like wr-
roundings. ~
ALL ELECTRIC
GOLD MEDALLION everywheft!. si~am & Utilities Paid beam t"'il. Irpl, gar. Adults.
1to'atcrt'all, 4;;· pool. Rec. $140. n"KI * 492-Jl28 $185, 2650 l.lden 537-M aft 2 BR Apt w/patlo, encl gar,
Rm. Sauna. Sgl.s 1-2 Bclrn1 ., Apt. Unfurn. 365 iP)I. w/storage & laund. facil.
F\im-Untum. from $142. KE\\' 2 Br. 2 &, bltM, drp.s, AdllJ only, no Pet 11.
SEE IT: 2000 Pal'liOns, General cr1)1oi;. pool, gar. Spac. rms. S165/mo. 1\-lelody J...n. in 64i.8670. qu1t-t ~fuded complex. C.i\-1. 646-0977 <lr 646-1809.
$30 WEEK & UP-$ OWi.i E R'S OF $ Adi". "' pell. 376 lla.Y SL. $140. UP. 2 Br; 3 lll'., 2 Ba.
e Studio A 1 BR Ap18. $ REAL ·PROPE RTY $ £!· ,=~==~-=-Pool. blt·ins. play y,ro. I e TV & Afald Scrvhie Avail. \~t nrc back to SERVE YOC SPAClf1t.·s. CLEAN 3 Br, Zll~~l~;ew ~~:u'tn.ge~
• PhoN! Service -Hid. P'OOI A G A T N ! FREE Ofo' l'l('ll' m-p., WIW Cf'PI, c:lec. ~
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l.OE. .2 OR. deluxe prde.n Newport Y. · ~ 2 Br Sllldlo, 1'1 Ba. Frpl, $140. UP. 2 Br; 3 Br, 2 Ba.
1pt. 5 Min. 10 beach Vacancies cost monty! Ren! gph'l'll l\mM!. S200. E/glde Pool, Bll·bU, play yard.
Gara.ire. patio. \Ya t k . In ~ur b)ule, 11p1., store on IRth. 5G-1!0.l 1996 Maple Ave ..• ,6(2..3813
c1ooet>, bltna, dbhwuh<r. d•., etc. lhru a D'11y Pilot Any dtlY 11 the BEST DAY to LllG. 3 BR, 2 BA, llhar
Adults, • no peta. $ JS O, Oa•lfied Ad. St1J kile lttma run an ad! 0on·1 delay. c-rpts, drps, encl patio. Nr. ~IHm now! Call 142~ Nowl call today MH>l7I. oa:. $185. 557--0350.
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Are 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. Guit1r
3. Boby Crib
4. Electric S1w
5. C•m•r•
6. W•she•
7. Outboord Motor
I . Stereo Stl
9. Couch
10. Clarinet
11. Refri9er1tor
12. Pickup Truck
13. Sewing Mlchine
14. Surfboard
15. Mtchlno Tool•
16. Di1hw11her
17. Puppy
18. Cobln Cruiser
19. Golf Ctrt
20. B1rometer
21 . Stomp Collection
22. Dinette Sot
23. Ploy Pon
24. B-ling Ball
25. Wotor Sk is
26. FrHror
27. Suitcase
21. Clock
29. Bicycle
30. Typewriter
' 31 . Bar Stools
32. Encyclopodlo
33. V1cuum Cle1ner
34. Tropic•! Fish
35. Hot Rod Equlpm't
36. File C1binet
37. Golf Clubs
31. Storllr19 Sliver
39. Victori•n Mirror
40. Bedroom Sot
41. Slide Proloctor
42. L1wn Mower
43. Pool Tobie
44. Tires
45. Plono
46. Fur Cool
47. Dr1pe1
48. Linens
49. Horse
50. Alrplono
51. Orgon
52. Exercycle
53. R1re Books
S4. Ski Boots
55. High Choir
56. Coins
57. Electric Tr1in
58. Kiiton
59. Clo11lc Auto
60. CollH Tobie
61 . Motorcycle
62. Accordion
63. Skit
64. TV Sot
65. Work Bench
66. Dlomond Wotch
67. Go-Kori
68. Ironer
69. C1mpln9 Trailer
70. Antique Furniture
71 . T1pe Recorder
72. Soil boot
73. Sports Car
74. Mottrn• Box Spgs
75. lnbotrd Spoodbool
76. Shotgun
77. Soddlo
78. Dort Game
79. Punching B•t
80. Boby Carrlogo
81. Drums
12. Rifle
83. Desk
84. SCUBA Gear
These or any oth•r •xtra things around th• hous•
can btt turn•d into cash with a
DAILY Pl·LOT WANT-AD
So • • •
Don't Just Sit There!
DIAL DIRECT
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Off1 ••,•,•Ron•t•,1•·-~· R.~'"='.o.•l;..;1_W;.;.;.1n;_t;..;od"'---460-I LO•I SSS G ordonlng Pointing 1. Holp W•ntod, Ml.F 711
----------l l\tATURE Couplt -A1lsh 2BR, LOST: \\'edding nng. \.;C. G:\RDLNJNC $~t·tt\C'e, P•1Mrh1ngl!'! SABYSITrE,~. lor teache~. 1
Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn.
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Co•I• MeM Nowport llooch l70 NEWPORT 1 honie or apt trom Aug. Snuck Shop No. I, Coron11. i t."On1plete lawn na1ntenun~, No WuUna 2 clilld:e~· Grandma type ~
2 BR. Bh-1 ...... ,,.,,\ drps, PARK NEWPORT BEACH JS-S<pt I. Will ...,. SIOO per de\ Mar nr. A<~ci•. Tues. d eao-up, "'""1111"•· la•n * WALLPAPER * 11" ' l.3Dpm. My home. prlv. patk>. Caruge. Quiet, EXCM'!NO ••E\" • D"l'C' wk &. \I(> for good "·~c-Aug. l~. Re,vml, 49-4-578) 1nslallation, expr. and When ""U call "Mac'" Own trans. l'efe, 963-7118 ·
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I Luxury Triplex. t.'lllture APARTMENTS ,.. -. nr ,., OFACES romn1oda1iona, refs ....... ·n. -• rcllahl~·. fr.:·r-c~1lmntes. ~-BABYSITfER my home
adults. Sl'la. 779 Scott Pl; 1 ltt'ndy by Schoolllnie CAii 968-92j() ' !!68-®2 MS-l+M evei. Moo-.Fri. 3-1 1hrs day. N.B'.
drlv by lb II l'U~ A~VV on the bay ' 1, 2, 3, BR Apia. &:>eat SCX...1800 sq. It. Air COO· $1\1. Slore 'tor sales, & ;;;:;-: I I~ EXPERT PAINTING • 25 yrs. expe:r. .. .... a 646-642-1
1 e en ca ~· 1 686 Cnnl.ipo De Loli )11Utt dJl\o11ed. Carpets, Drape11, ,,_. I t & E ...,, tlful WOrk .... -
i 2 BDRM, crpts, drps, bltns, .ux~'·\<J>Uthtme:nt, llvlng l,Do\\•n the St. rron1 San Utllllil's and Ji.ulltor pllki. In engraving. Rear living }MtrueUon ,........--JAPANESE ~o~ sa2~7.au . BABYSITTErt -11 v c -In
wuhlng fflcll. Nr. sl~'"'· ovrrwu!'i ng e watct" En· Clemente Gcn'l Hospital). C11ll ·~LWEL--L 646-0055. qua.rtt'n, single Pr t Y -~------.;-;;;;;;;;;; GARDENING housckeeptr + Aalary. • Joy $150 000 J1ealth s•• 7 ~JS.I . PR01'~. painter, honest "'01'k, .. ~_,....._,,, $180/nw. Adult• only. -B ' ."'"' 492--1021 *** 49'],..8j'OQ c \ t Gard Su let .......,.,"°" Ogl St CM 844-435!) swimming pools, 1 hght~ ~!!!!!i!~~~~~~ on11>e e. enina ,rv ' reas. lol/e:itt, f~ eSt.l=-c====-;:c:-;c-:::::--::;-, 1 e · · · tennis courts, plus milea ol ............: Schools & F'ree Esunuues ~l4 Refs. 548-2759, &ii.:3913. BABYSITTER for 5 mo old
{ NEWLY D.ECORAT~:n hlt:ycle trail.a, putting, shut· • 111 . & ' r ' I ]~ instructi•n• 575 JAPANESE Ganlener, ex· Professional Painting boF Yi 'n ~!30l"s"s,ed T= &
2 BR w/iiar. Water 1xl. Call fleboird. croquet. Junior l 's Mentals ~ I r.rtonalt ----------per. Cleanups, yard serv. Inter/Exler, 20 yrs exper. l ..-.. • a. . ·
< 21b'"76'" .~E~ 5P,la~111l~ 1145_ lrom $194.00 nlonthly~ also 1 .:jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii .. I ~miiiiimmmm;;,~~ •"REE Yoga 0ocrn()f1slnl.8 tlons Rella. &: neat. ;'ree est. References. Farris 546-5.136 BABYSITTER. live-in help ..... "* and 2·bedroom plant· and • II -Wed. at I am & pm. 645--0694. • , ' hOU.sewrk, older lady pref.
• Eaatslde Lrg 2 Br;s 2-story t.oWn houses. EIPC-Rooms 400 • • • Personals 530 Yoga Center, 445 E. 17th St., GARDENING _CLEANUP Painting, Sign Lovl" children, refs. 644-1401
, wl w, bltrui, trii;. pool $l!ll. tdc kitchens, private patiol ---~-------Costa ~tesa.. 646-8281. Reasonable Price -Free Est. SIGNS by Cary/Van., /Boats/ Bakery-Salesg irl
Adlt1/no pets. or l>alconies, carpeting, dra· ROOMS $20 \\'k up \\'/kll $30 DIVORCE PIANO Instr, BA ~1u5ic. e 541-2().13 e Trut.its • Only ~ per door. Apply ~tornlna~ Only
• 1)42..9520/6'\S. l8l6 • pcrlea. Subterranfi!an park· \\ic up apts. OllldJ-en &: pet I ii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spec in piano pedagog)'. Info Con1plete Lawn & Gardening Any color. 548·3115 rail nit es. THE SEXTANT 11:0::--'"'p;.::=1"-"""-':::'.--Ing with eleYators. OptionaJ section. 2376 Newport Blvd., .,~-PRESTIGE Do )'OW' oo•n with our book by 4M-7388. 556-7687. Serv' Ilaullng , & R
ana o1n n1a..id service. J11St '.'Xlrtl1 of CM. s.18-9Ta5, &15-3967. OFFICES ,\uy. C.E. Shennan. Our ~~~~~~~~~~I ice • ~ P la:.fer, Pater., Rapa lr esta urant ~ 2 DR. deluxe paneled npt, Fashion Island at Jamboree ROOMS $25 & up, Overlook· trd.·incd stat! "'ill a~1.$t by ;::. Clcanujll. ~-M05 -63() Newport Ct·nter Dr.
and San Joaquin Hilb Rood. Ing harbor & ocean. ~t blk Foonttiin Valley, Beauti· lyping the forml'I for $55. I ·~ --lf5l Genera l Services *PATCH PLASTERING • Ne11•port Bt>ach 1rMhk:>n Jsll do\vnstair~. crpl11, d r PM • Telephone Cn4) 644-\900 2500 Se . Cd fuf new bulldlng, ifOU.bd The \Vavl." Project ..,...,._ All types, Free estimates Ml).()322 . ~:"!:... .. gar. $ 2 0 0 I n1 o · for rental information ocean. aV\ew, M. floor, 3,000 square feet. Cosra l\·lesa, Santa Ana RUBBISH hauling: Yard, Call 54CHi825. B NKIN·0·==----I
...,,,._,. 1..ARGE, sunny t"OOl'n, priv~ will divide into smaller Ne"·port Beach & Lllguna garage, warehse, clean-up. P lumbing A
I 2 BR, 2 BA, deluxl' spracioul'I 'l BR UNFURN SZ2:> bath & entr. Nr. \'lamer & offices. 50c per square GiJ.1166 Remove ti"ees, shrubs, Installment
view $:?15. ~10. Adults no 2 BR UN1'1JRN $23,; &a.ch Blvd. Sl!>/\\•k. 842-4649 toot, includes carpel.I, FULLY LICENSED Babysitting unsigilUy trash & debris of L.R. OTIS PLUJ\·IBING Loa n Clerk
• child. no JX'IS, 496-3738_. __ Ocean View. Yearly lease. 1-IOME pri\•I. Pref. teacher drapes, all utilities, janl· * SPIRITUALIST * BABYSITTING Days, age all types. 7 days n \\ttk. RcnlOdels & Repairs. Water S.E!CUJUTY r~AC lf'JC
2 Br. S1,1,•eeplng harbor vu. lleat('d riool. Adult11 only or \\'Ol'king "''Oman. Ck>tie to tor service. Ca1! l\faril.yn Spiritual readings 10 am.JO 3-5 llB East of Brookhurst Fast. rell11.~lc. reas. South heaters. disposals, furnaces, NATIONAL llANK
1 \Valer & gas lncl'd. Adults. LAS BR I SAS APTS. OCC or HI schl. S45-1il07. Stovall CTI4} 832-5440. pm. Advice on all matters ott <>f Yorkto"'n. 962-7992 Coast Hauling. 67J..9036. dshy,•ashrs. 642-6263 r..11C & Laguna Beach, 494-0771
No dogs. $195. '193-6039. 5515 River Ave., NB. ROO~I for rent. $25. per "'k 312 N. El Camlno Real, San aft G PM ALL types home repairs. B/A. Complete Plumbingl ;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I
H I B h C.11 642_ • .,, w/kltchen prlv...... Cos•.. NEW OFFICES Clemente. 492-91?.6 492-9034 . Actual time & n1ateriaL Service. • BANKJNG , unt ngton ••c .wuv .,.-.... BABYSITTING • in my Se N · b 1 -"""'""'!":!'!:~':':!'!'l"!!!~ Me11a area, 645-3508 , AJRPORT P-!lQBLEM Pregnaney. ~n-house, day or nigh!, loving Fas! rv. o JO oo sm. PLU,.1BING REPAIR TELLER * $149/MONTH * THE NEW PRIVATE home in Misskrll N:<)'lease req'd, run service, f1derU, symptt:thet1c. care lrg. tncd yd. 642-5299 F&B J-lonle Repair, No job too small NCR PROOF OPR
2 BR Apt. Nr. Beach ,ti; Sluter BAYWOOD APARTMENTS Viejo. Kitchen prlvl C"all .dTP1 '· ,c,p!Ss~ m,usic, • .,~ cofrond., pregnancy counseling. Abor-C ~-~~·-n~,~.-.-~----642-1403· ,.--'-*-*"'"'642=-.03128=,c*c_..:*:__1co1nmerclal bank exper. re·
in H.B. CIQSl"CI gar. Pool, in Newport Beach are aft 6 pm.' 831-1%32. · all ut · Inge 0 Ul...::S m Uon & adoptions ref. er,.-YARD & lot cleanup. Pain-Sewing/Alter a t i?ns quirt.'d.
rec. room. 8"2·35'16. ready. The sales office is Gueat H~m• its $l~ALJ3ADES CENTER APCARE &12-44:36 W_O,_O_D_E_N __ CR_EA_T-10-N-S, ting, inter & exter. Plumb-CENTINELA BANK
LRG 2 Br. l\2 Ba studio. open daily from 10 AM to I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 2082 s. E. Bristol LADIES July ~pectal 1 yr Beaut. Redwood decks & ing & gener1!.l handyman. Alteratlona--642-5845 Neu·port Bea<."lt Regional Qfc.
Encl-gar, ma!urc <-'Ouple, no 6:30 PM. AtacArthur Blvd. I 1 Newport Beach 5.57-7010 membership $5. Ca 11 overhangs, expertly done. Call Larry, 64=r-ll52. Neat, accurate. 20 years exp. ~1iss Harinon
pets. $157.50/mo. 842--03.iO. & San Joaquin l1ills Road. • Private Room or Cottage (Campus-Irvine tntersecnon) 'Partner' 8 3 6 -I 2 71 or We have designed & built EXPERT clock repairs on Television Repair (7141 6'16-7121
NOW RENTING 644-5555 for eldc1·ly, ambulatory man BAYFRONT OFFICES S.18-1479 some of the finest In the all key wo~nd pendulum Equnl Oppor. E111ployer
S SEACl..IFF t.1anor ApU. 1 1 Jy Q 1 PREGNANT? Think Ing area. Call John 497-2731 <>r nlOdels. Antiques. school, (."()LOR TV Repair, expert.'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""'""I p411clous New Apts. ,} or ac · u et surrourK~s. Prestige offices <>verlooking abortion? Kno\v all the facts Steve 499-3763 aft 6 Pr..1 Seth Thomas, etc. 646-852-1. reasonable, n"lClst in honie.1" 1,._~.r i:,.~165, h2 Or · S2001. I ~f.:iu~nf~:;· ~~': ·p~~ Good meaJg. Call MS-4 · ~a~ v8:k.isin si7.~e,"u'f1!! first! Ca~~,!;:.IFE LINE -24 NE\\I, remodel, franle & Hauling Free estimate, ItB .. N.B. & BAR~tAlD \Vanted. Exper.
"°"'n".:r armosp l"N!, 'is 1· 1J2.) Placentia Ave. NB. I"'!"""!!!""'""'!!!"""""" '° _h_rs,_541_~_ c;'-c.· ~----finish, s!ores. offices & C.i\t Bert Ga.llcinort', nrc. 6 pm.2 am Sun. lhru
' "'hoohr,1Blt~i;J()·. <0~1 d~!\ Nt>llr 5·1R-2682. LIC. nurse would like 2 ac'\ -~ dras $l20 pct r "1~1.-,.ln-ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. homes etc. Cus tom \\'Ork. Mo VIN G, Hau I in g, 96S-27S3. Tl h~rs. Call John, &~99'28.
5C 8• :>< • ,,,1. ..uv 17th ===-.--,.--=-,---c-c I senior citizens who need , uuelj ps, crp ' u l l Jes, Phone 5'12-7217 ur write Lie. BI-LIJ1801. 962-1961 clean-ups. lt ea so nab le Tile • {)....(). St., 11.B, t'' Blk N. off DELUXE 3 Bdr1n Apt. . lo 1. I ho jani~rial services. Monthly p O Box l223 Costa 'le ~ I 1 B't' ·d "\ good Yol'ktoii·u). S.150/J\10. Ann. lease. 513 nlltllJ¥ ca.re •ve n· me or lease. 3700 Ne1vport Blvd., · · • •• sa. WOODWORK. ca hi tre ts, rate1, ~ ... ,. es 1 ma es "• mal · 111 es,
VILLA YORBA \\I, Bay, NeW}Xlrt Beach, Good64"9-foods &: laundry. Ph NB. 675-12'10. IR v TN E COAST cc I paneling, gen repairs, Duke College! Students. ( 7 I 4 ) CER.At'1:1C TlLE NE\V & c""""11"'1· F~,.n,y"12typc bar. 88ft...48.12 days or 883-29-0 .t<-~1 membership Jor sale at dis. oa Durka, 64&-7598, 846-9495 832-T:WJ remodel. Free est. Sin. jobs a lays ,,. .,.... ~
1, 2 &. 3 RR. Unfurn. nights !San Bernardino) *PRIVATE room for elder-FOR LEASE count. Call 673-3.17'2. Carpet Servlc• CLEANUPS, remove dirt, welcome. $-2426, 8589 BAR l.Iaid, Queen Bee, 1562
R -& .Start-Uin((Tl•Lt 11231N.CL'D $350. 4 BR. 2~2 BA, tpcl, l~) Iffy per"1Fn \nil amall <?_~~t 1;7!';~sk>Sqnalu·-OtuF~t'sSwLI;itateble. ~~~~~~~~~~'.! trees. ivy, driveways ~!;8d· Top Soil ~A~w~!' Blvd, Costa 1'Iesa, .-rr1g. • btck 10 beach, yrly, Jse ome. am Y atnK>QhR:I..::. ·-..... '"" JOHN 'S Carpet & Upholstery Ing. 847-2666. Uc. 240J.Oi;. ~ 16000 Villa Yorba. X!nt food. 556-.1537 for Large Group Practice, h * QUALITY * ======--.---.---I req'd, call aft 6 P~f. Adjacent 10 Hoag Memorial I Jfnl Ori Shampoo free Stotc -GET RID OF UNSIGHTLY BARTE.i~DERESS · trainee
(nr S.D. FN•y offramp) 645-2017. Summer Rentals 420 Hospital. Av ail ab I e im· lost 9ftll hund~ gud. Soil Retardants). TRASH & DEBRIS $12. * 1'1ULCH & TOP SOIL * or SOl'IW exp., cocktails.
714/842-9622 2 BR, 2 BA. Duplex. Frpl. BALBOA ~ . " blk mediately. Contact: Lou 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ r><;greasers && 1"'0 I ~lo,r LOAD. COLLEGE STU· 586-6930 COOK trainee <>r some exp. HARBOUR VILLAGE, 1-lu;. Dshwr. Next to beach. Yrly ..::nin. "Z to Kaa or Keith \Valley -II br1ghtenC'rs m1nu e DENT, 548-6t28 WAITRESSES, over 21, ap-
tlngton Harbour art'a, only leBJie. Start Sept. $325 mo. bay, 3 BR, l'' BA, beauL 645-860l. Found (free ads) 550 bleach for white carpets. 1'1 0 VIN G & ha u I Ing ply LUCKY LION, 1700
-CC=-"===-,-=~~-I dryr 54S--0671 ext 3!» BUSIEST intersection I n me extra trips. Will clean .. _._ 27 2 & 3 Br. on 2 acres. 646-6l14. 'lg. kit. encl patio, wshr & Save your money by saving anywhere. Furniture, misc. , lliJJ Placentia, Cl\l
Adult & Fain scctioiis. QC~ EANl'RONT 3 BR tr J • ' ' -N rt H ho •---d VERY friendly male aray \t•-s, etc. Bill & Skeeter, ~..-)'1t••t BEAUTICIANS, hair sl'y•llst& . , P .. e"''l>O ar r. ,')!.'COil ... living rm. dining rm., & ...,.. . Brand nu. rrum $180. il~l dishwshr. Shag. $400-$600 • BALBOA Beach Apt -sto.ry in Unique Honles w/tiger stripes on race. hall $l5. Any rm. $7.50, 645-2161 & aggressive manager need·
Heil St. 962~ Ot' 846-5076 n10nth, yearly. SlPI 6, Sl,00/wk.ly & up or BuUdlng. 800 sq. ft. at Pretty gray eyes. Gray couch $IO. Chair $5. 15 ~s. SKlPLOADER & dump truck ed for Harbor Area Salon.
WALK TO BEACH Property House 642-3850 l!,81'~ $175/mo. 675--.l81.0; $350/mo.; 600 sq. fl. at "·hisker11. Old flea collar. exp. is what counts, not work. Concrete, asphalt, Job Wanted Male 700 In tertsting opportunities,
1 & 2 BR, Crpt /drps, hll-. J.l'<P'"\10~ $30067" ~~-· Both "'ith views. Gn1nts "itt!n hi! eats. Vic. method. I do "'Ork myself. .sa\\ing, breaking. 816-IDO. , 64&-J"SOS or 49-1~364 eves.
int, gar. 3()1116th . 5.,16.115-18 or San Clemente SLEEPS 6 lo 8, Ocean View oJ-'<NN Santa Ana & Ogle. 6-16-0818 Good ref. 531-0101. GEN Haulin"'. Tree/Shrob IND us TR Io us seH BEAUTICIAN, s1nl, lovely,
847-3957. n; lf>th_ !!60-1749. Steps to beach. Avail \\'kly Business Rent<1I 445 eves. C Cl • t . G r £. Yd cleanup. motivated disciplined ~'Outh busy shop adJacent Hoag
NE\V large 2 BR, 1" ba, 81~ thru. 9/15. 7 2 0 5 FOUND Shellie, yoWlg black FloorarCpear'e &eaWnt,tnndgOWI {'~· 531~377 557-6904. y,•ants pe.ml. p/time job in 1-lospltal, N.B. Call 846-3678 3 BR, 2 BA. crpls, drps, plus pr & shop, 314 A. Del Seuhore Or. 6'16-6U4. FOR LEASE & white fema1e. Vicinity s · ' bicycling range of 1.Iagnolia ,ti; &12·23n. Start Immed.
bltns. walk to park, tennis Mar, quality extras. Adults, TERRIF1C Bay Vlew. 2 Br, NC\\' stores or offices \\ill be Port Provence place• Dutch ~1aint. Serv. 537-1508 HAULING. lite mo v Ing' & Talbert, F.V. No selling BEAlITY OPR ASST. e~. $350/mo. 213159215743· 492-2264. 1 Ba fW'n apt. Lido Island. available in about 3 months. Ne"'J)Ort Beach Tues. Aug. DIBERNARDO and SONS garage & yanl cleanups. please. Age almost 15. 4 Days. Licensed, Costa
2 BDR.i\fS dsh\\·hr, forced air NEAR beach. 2 BR. 1 ~~ BA Summer rental or lease. Ideal Huntington Beach 7th Harbor Vu Homes. Call carpet sales. installation & 548-3129 or 548--0Kfi. Phone "Tim" S.17-7426. Mesa. 645--0212.
heat, $100. Cleaning dep. 1100 sq fl, cpts/drps. $1B5.. Ph: 5ts.7834 or 646--4750. location in ,;hopping center. 644-5328 repairs. Free Est. 963-2639 32 IT. FURNITURE Van fo_r EXPERIENCED licensed BECO~tE an In ir; u ran c e
S2J5 mo. 961)..JlOO. _l•_.,.~·-•_92-J'199 _______ 1AVAIL. 911-918. 3 Br, 2 Ba, For Information call Jerry FND; Fn1I blond!! te!Tie.r-Cement, Concrete local turn hauls ~ gen 1 Class I driver need full time agent. Opportunity to learn
* 3 BR. 2 BA Studio. $175. 2 Br. 1 Ba., $150. Nr. Gillespie type dog about 1 yr old. Vic. hauling. 548-1862, 557-2736. ~'Ork -will drive local or Insurance business. Pan
$195/mo. ~lalurc family. Aph 370 OC('an. 675-5366. Village Real Estate Fwy & Warner F.V. Very Do )-'OU need help? Building LOCAL movi~ & hauling by short line. non-union but time eves. & week('nds, Full
Avail 8/21. S.l2--0350. ·Furn. or Unfum. 1 BR Dupl. slpA -4, 1 blk 962-2"56 or Eves. 968-2974 affectionalf' 6 4 6 - 0 14 2, brick planters, pat i o s, student. Large truck. Reas. will join. 846-1677 Ume when qua 11 f I e d ,
LARGE 11.dull condo. '~ mlle Cost• Mesa ocean. $100 per week SUCCESSFUL 548-1022 aft 5. fences, etc. or pouring con· BaITy. 5.14-1846 or 673-0647. Job Wanted Female 702 w/unlimitcd opportunily &
to ocean. 2 Br, 1'~ Ba, pool, ----------I August. 642-1272 EAST JJTH STREET F'OUND: Black shaggy crete drives, walks, etc. I HAULlNG, Furniture mov· ' high l,,'\lal'anleed income.
etc. $?;(]. mo. 673-1729 TJiE; EXL'T!'INC Lol.'ation, Costa ?itesa poodle-type dog. Vic. Edison V.'Ork fast & reasonable. ing, troo removal, lawn NEED help at home? We }>~armers Insurance Group.
3BR. 2BA, widen good loc a-PALM MESA APTS. 2 BR ~~~~e~ ,.~a~AL 1430 Sq. ft. \\ith additional High School. 1-lamilton & 549-3751 clean up. Free est. 494-989'l have aides. nurses' Phone 439-3.»5 Mr. Tuttle.
tlon nr shpg. Avnil Sept. ?itlNUTES TO NPT. BCII. 833-lG9l or 673-3171. 41)) sq. r1. <>f storagl'. ~~l9ia, Hunt. Be a c h . CUSTOi\f Cofl(..'rt'te \Vork. HAVE 2 large dump truck. ho u & ekprs, com~ions. BIG Canyon Coontry Club .
. , lst $275 mo. Call ~187 FURN. OR UNFURN. • REALONOMICS CORP. ='~~-'-'".-'-•-'""··~---~~----~ twn1ove asphalt drtve ..... ·ayg. \Vil! haul anything-large or liomemakers Up John. tth·tng Nlghtman, ntust be
Unbf>Jievably laree apts, Vacation Rent•'' 425 BROKERS 675-6700 . .FND: Fn1l dog nti.xed breed Replace w/og.ncrete 65c. tt. small jobs 549-3751 547...Q)8]. able to work wkends. Apply
Huntington Harbour huge pool, Jacuz::i eli>et bl!· ----------• nicd sz Blk back, white No delays. Fl'ee est \\7alks, . DESIRE recepl snt. <>ffice. In pe.n;on, Strn, l\.1on, Tue,.,
i11s, shag crpts. drps, aau11a RENT our beautiful Big 01'TICE on Newport Blvd. underside some brown Nr. slabs. pati<>s. No job too Housecleaning PBX. ·pen!Onal see'y. Good fron1 9-llam. 1 Big Canyon
FOR renl or lcaae. brnnd
new 2BR TO\\'ll.house, sw\Jn-
mlng pool & rec., else to
ocean. Patio.~ very private.
Mu!lt Sel! to apprt'Clate, call
collect, 213: m-wr. aft
7pm
L U X U RfOUS ""Blerfront
condo. Priv. l:xxat &llp al your
door. Speelacular ma In
Chanl'K'I Vie\\'. B ~ a U l ,
decorated 2 BR.. 2 &.,
frplc., pe.tio, garage. $500
7'to., lease. 514-4223.
Laguna Beach
LAGUNA estate living on
acre! of malnlained
gardens. Pool &: spa. CK.>ee.n
• views. Oose to beach .t:
shopping. Lg('. 2 BR., 2 ba.
apt. \V/an1eniti.@s. Also,
' studio apt., S\Ba-$350 n10 .•
partially furn.. Incl. util.
• Mature adults. '194-4653 Or
: your broker._
FOR the executive; 3 BR., 2
j ba. apt. Trcci;, "·oocJ &
glass. Ocean view. Frpl. A
t resl charmer. $42.'i.
Englund Real Estate ~ 318 Thalia 49-1-8093
CHOICE
OCEANFRONT
_ 2 BR, 2 BA. l yr lse. i\111h1re
adults no pets. Laguna Lido,
~ 31755 Coast Hwy., South
• Laguna.
! Mes411 Verde
etc. AduJts, no pets. Bear Lake cabin by Avail on lease. Partially Brkhurst & Hamilton H.B. small. 6.18-3.125. CARLSON S CLEANING Public relations. Mature, "°'=· ,:.Nc:;.B:;·~-~----I
SINGLES From $150 .,..·kend/week. Best location. furn, carpeted, air/cond, 963--lm PATIOS, walks. drives. Saw, Carpet-Floors.-\Vindows responsible 548-2938 Boat Rtpair man
1 BEDID.I. From $165 496-9146. parking. Approx. lCXXI sq. fl. FND older grey poodle-type break, remove & replace Complete House & Office DAYWORK. General clean· \Vatcrtront exper. p1-ef'd.
2 BEDRM. From $185 BALBOA LlT'Tt.E ISL. $250/mo. Warehouse also dog Vic Westminlster at concrete. 548-8668 for est. Maintenance 642-9693 in&. All kinds, all areas. Penn. Full time. Musi havl'
Unturn Apts A·iail Froin $!0 Near bell. 1.2 br. $175 wk. ~k~deal f<>r contractor. Lucky Shopping Cnt-Garden Contractor HOUSE OF CLEAN Ri!liable. Transp. 541-9330 short hair & cll'nn J'e(..'Ol'd.
t<> $l5 LESS. Aug 18 & Sept 1. Grove-Blvd, & Spring Dale Steam Carpet cleaning, ""~ Jobs Wanted, M & F 704 Blackie's Boat Yard, Ne1v-y~~ right, they're under-675-0532, (2l3) 1)98.302'1 CUTE AOOBE HOUSE, 1000 530-7788 JACK Taulane, rep a Ir, dows & floors, frtt est. port Bcal-'n. ~ '·~l-loles:t..Dr~.--. ~:,C:,-"=-'o,.-"""'--"'~O'-.---l-511-ft~, ad~ng....busy-cm'· -SMAtl.~-eat --cattC'O i-renJOd,.add ... Lic-&-1-269012.. 64" -·. -· GOINC-XW:.r.r-fora-v.--iille_·,1<so=A.:T,=Y:::a:.:rd::_, -.-.~-.• ,-~-w-,g l5 blks from Ne\vport Blvd.) ARRO\\'HD new 4 br 3 ba frn r bu r (fl •I \" ~-547-0036 --"t DJ ..... '1::\J .;v Mf>.g,qro home. Pool tennis, bch Day ner, or !'aness 0 0 ce rolors on back, nea collar -Y , .. ay i..u. HOUSEh."EEPER. Reliable, Honest! reliable, C:OUPle "·111 man about 18-20 yn; old,
k sell/trd 646-2824 u ~ e · C 0 s 1 a ~I e 1 a · Vic -Santa. Ana Ave. & Del CUSTO~f CEMENT \VORK dependable. O"'Tl transp. bouse11t or boatS1t for you. painting exp he I pf u I . PREVIEW OPENING w mo or ' ' 64=>-ro20/642-6560 Mar 645-2507 aft 5:30 Drives WALKS. Patios, Pool 0<>::7493 anyB........ 548-7901 aft 6 pm. 548-2592
Rentals to Share 430 "THE F .. h \ ••o =14 -"-=:..,:=~=~-~-~ Award winning 1, 2 & 3 br actory as a rg BLO~'DE male, German decks. Don. ~ · JAPANESE Housecleaning. RETTRED co1:1ple to hou~, BOOKKEEPER, part time, 1-
apta t.•,'/famil~ nns. No shop avail. $165/mo. ln Sh herd 3 F 't hoa! & pet 1t Local refs 2 k f 1. GIRL ~ \\'/baby desltts Cannery Village 425 30th St. ep pup -approx urn1 ure Experienced In doing a good s · · day1 per \\'tt , or
lease. Sorry, no pets. From place lo l\vc "'/another girl NB. 673-9606 or 642-8520. mos -Newport Heights job. 645-0347 , 673-32'12 A~t or late PM. business & p c r so n a I . t~Hy$l~j,1s.oy~ 1'Y!: "'/same. \\'Ill pay half of SHOP SfORAGE 1350 area. 642-13U F:;:!~i~~.E ~e';!},!, pi~~ DA YWORKERS. re.liable, Help Wanted, M & F 710 .o64.::l>-c.l:c4'0.:::,==~--.,.--I exp. &'5-0683'. ~. sq .. ft. FND: Jo~ml dog Shellie-size & .... ...-~~ exp'd 10 clean -·•ho""" BOOKKEEPER See, p I r, Ave. (Adams at Fairview), m rear Dl'. Npt Post Of11ce, lo · V'-r -11· Radio tlquing. Chem-Clean \Vest .:rv~ """"'• AIDES Lagu Be h I I Cosia l\o1esa. Phone 556--0JG6. ~1ATURE male wantPd, shr $1p. Agent, &J&...2414. co nng. n.:. ""'° 1ns S92-G389 apt. thorouVily. 499--1845 . . -. na . ac air, a/p & la..'<es, 1 gir o -
4 Br house, H.B. $90 per 1600 ft mOusr ho N.B. "~"!!506 U~ed School district is ~e-flee. gd ""orking cond .. Call * CASA VICTORIA • mo. + uUl. 962-8668
1
__ ..,AJ-300 ,. ft. 0s1,,~ ~ Gardening M•aonry cept1ng appllcaUons for In· 642-7343 Immed. Opening.
1, 2 & 3 BR. Furn & Unr. _, ""' u ... "' ~IALE s · Cat v· structionsl aides, • E ER 4 d Carpels, drapes, Df\\1, TV l.fALE to share furn, view $95. C.M. 646-2130. iamese ' ic. MOW & EDGE Brick-Block-Stone building/playground aides. BOOKKE ~ ' !iYS per
ant. Pool, etc. Si& Vict<>ria beach home. No drugs, $110. Aaron Bros. Laguna Bch. EXPERT & 645-8'266 Apply at District of1ice, wk, full time benefl!J. $400 St . at Harbor, O.f. 642-8970 So. Laguna ~ Industrial Rental -450 Sat. Aug. llth. 497-1820 act'oss the street lrom the hi per n"lCI. See Rti!h, 495 E.
Ask about Move -In Sl!ARE Apt or Hou1e Save$$ SMALL brown fem. dog. DEPENDABLE Painting & sch!. bet\\'ll 8 am & 4:30 pm. 17th St .. Cl\!. :,18-3687.
Allowance Call 1-IOME PARTNER NOW LEASING Harbor Blvd., C.M. Wearing Call For P rompt, _ _;P_;•;.<pe=r;.;h;.•n;.cg:.;1_"9..:_ ___ ATTRACTIVE Y'@llg ladles BOX Boy must be neat in ap-Ex~RA • 1 2 B 83G-U94 or ses-1479--1-~w"-,unf ng~n Beach jeweled collar. 549-2785. -Free Estimate. -~~ --21 "t" f 1 1 pearance .~ hnve gd \\'ork '' i..arge or r. • ,. TV DOC FINDERS SERVICE 968-0812 PAINTING ~ repair, J.'") yrs ovi:r 'van eu or 00( rccortl. /\val! Bet"·een 8 Ar.1
1-leated pool. From $145. Gareges for Rent 435 NEW M-1 IF YOU FIND OR LOSE A "'Orkmanship guar. Take waitresses. TifE BEACH & 9 P!\l Call 64:l·2060 El
Mh!urc adults. Infant ok. No G $30 940 Sq. E't. & UP DOG please call 541_5965 * Creative Gardening advantage of my exp. HOUSE, 619 Sleepy Hol101v, Ra.I ho M ket
pets. 1887 Monro v I a. GARA E for rent . Hamilton & Newland "Put life in your garden & a 536-71))6 Laguna Beach. lC ar s.
&15-2174. month. Costa Mesa 548--0919. 646-0697 or 9•• "519 FND: !ml Gennan Shepherd . h art .. . . APT M full expcr lop BREAKFAST Cook • Del ==~~-~----I Near 0CC and UCI. -about 3 )TS Old. ton/Blk Vic song in your e . PAINTING in C.M. ln · . &l"· y . \\'eObs Ne"'J>Orlt>r Inn. Call REDEC. UNF. 2 Br/2 Ba, I"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S. Santa Ana. 55!HYTS7 Exper. Irishman. Cleanup, ter I exter. SmaJI Jobs r ef. req. Lge. adul~ com-Chef Fred 644_1700 $Zl5, F'URN Z Br/l '.I. Ba, Office Rental 440 MISSION VIEJO ~faint, Landscaping, welcome. Free est. Jim. plex. sal <>pen. 673-0507 · ·
S200. 1 Br $190. Adults, no Sprinklers Installed/repair. 979-8186. APARTilfENT ~taintenance ~(19j~l4 E. :mlh St. f1.JLL SERVICE 1600 SQ. FT. & UP. lost 555 646-1072. EXPERIENCED Painters. Man "exper" Full time
Wtstcllff Buildin9 AVAILABLE NOWI GENEROUS EXPER. Japanese Gardener. Exterior & Interi or. 'Newport Beach. 645-62-12
Huntington S.ach . Comer \Vestcliff Dr1\'e & ON SAN DIEGO FR\VY. • • Yard serv. Oeanups. Relia. References. Free @st,
Irvine Blvd., Ne 1v Port 279!1l Camino Capistrano & neat. Free est. 642-4389. 646-~ or 492-5600 ASSEMBLERS
::Gro1. ~1r. HO\\•ard ~1-1600 •REWARD• l.{0\Y & F.dge. Expert & PROF. \\•allcovering state ELECTRONIC A Few Luxurious
BUS DRIVERS
lll'lp \Vanled
Pnrt·Time
2 B + 0 A t 4 DELUXE OFFICES dependable. Call for prompt tic. no. 279:>l4, Insur , all ASSEMBLY DLX 2 &. 3 BJ\, 2 Ba, encl r. tn P 1• C.D.t.f; 900, 800, 500 Sq. F'I. Cari>Cted, Illuminated Ce.ii· free est. John, :.i&-3446. types of paper. TI4 : 842-4386 Exp er , Long I er 1n
• gar. $170 up. Rental Ofe., , are now ivallible at From 37 cents. Air cond, ings • .Plus 400' Warehouse For retum ~ any infol'Jl'a· JAPANESE Gardener . IN'J'ERIOR Paintln:g & a .s 8 i gnm~nts. Soldering,
$3.51 Por Hour
St•rting Wage
JO'JJ, Mace Ave. 546-103'1 . · 1 priv. park Ing, will Space. 1370 D Logan, Cl\1 tion leading to return of a Gardening Service, trim· cft--cleaning. Free Wittwrapping, all phases o! Apply 7 A~t-4 P~f redecorate. 2700 E. Coast 644-._ gold rour leaf clover pin, -~· 1 -
1 Newport Beach HARBOUR H"'Y· C.\V. Masters Owner. ...., approx. 2 inchei in diameter, ming, cleanup. 64>1796 estimates. 642-7059 I::V~•vrucs. MG-4450 915 BaJrer SL, C<>Sta Ml!sa
! "-'---'-----''"---Realtor, 673-4Ul OFFICE & Warehouse space with J led horseshoe · Gardenlng & dean.ups Like to trade? Our Tradl!l''s ,....,..., C!t.... Park 567-5910
• NEWLY mice.. '"' blk . lo LIGHTS 11.vall Laguna Niguel, 2,IMXI ewe in SS4-0657 Paradise column ls for you! Anaheim1ov.o """3 533-2322 -• beach. 2 BR. t bll. $2!ti. 1· PRESTIGE N.B. 3 m1, 1st sq ft or more if needed. 17c eel nter; cbal,90, gold locket -;;:::;;:;::::;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;:;.,;;;:;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;~~1 1_,0 \V. , • Palma CARPENTER lo build inm· BR. J ba. $200. Yearly floor 776 sq. ft. patio suite: per sq n. 831-1882 "'as on ain), approx. the " •.x.r .......
Coast Prop 673-5410 adjoining QC Airport. Joint 1300 Sq ft M-l, w--.. .... ,_ size of a ni ckel, Inscribed NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO ple cabine(l &: furniture
' .
In buutlful lg -pt rm xtn! 'uvu• w in scrlpt, FLA. These arc Tempo Temporary Help usi n1: f>IU'lidic IJonrd. Re-
2 BR I ba I• \ J Blk t use e. ·~"' · " · fl-Lrg-ar door $180 mo Pa d" bl • I I ' ,, ' rp c. -. 0 Huntinnton Harbour parking, Xerox,. recept & ..... ... • ' deeply treasured family T d ' ra 1se 11 ................................. 1 quil"CR la e g(l\V ,. pas! c \
ocean. Yearly. $32:> , F • $3 "" "" sec 11Crviccs avail. 556-8095 646-003.1 d a Y s • Eves meincntos &: lhe loss is ir· ra er 5 · AUDITOR-Nlte. E."<per. ap-lan1\na·1t' ri))llilie_s. Call R. A~k for Mike rol'Ti lv-$3-w 646-0681. 1791 Whittier, Cllt replaceable. p LE As E, ply in p('rson, Shernton 'fhcC'I, 496-4040, ~10-3030.
JONES REAL TY 67'.Hi2t0 01'TICE SUl'f&.Npt. Jo'tnan· 1·-SQ FT -TO -7000 SQ PLEASE '"Ip If -· have •·· I P "fl . I I C I 4 lg If\ _,. 't\N '""' ;,v... 1. Bea_ch Inn, ..,.,..c I & aci c Carnantar exnar Rounh
WALK to Beachel -dlx 2 Rr .• Fireplace . wet b6r . air ~a ll;en~~~t. d·e~r~'e~~~ IT, mlnutes to all freeways any information • 642·35!19 Ines coa~-t H\I')' .• 1-1.B. $e(> l'!lr. f~ming. 52'i-3600 -·
encl gar. /\dullll ove:r 21 . No rondltionlng e carpets • ll'ase w/option; immediate & O.C. Airport. BARRETT Eves, & weekends. Oyer. UI
pets. Yearly. $215. 673-1990 drapes e buildn, e huge ..... ....u•<> REALTY, 642-4353. SML B'-·k mixed~-• male AUTO'IOTIVE Brake &. CASJ·IIER & General 0 cc
213 -4-3933 occupa.ncy. V'f'r"........,, nt.. · '"~ t• 1• -\Vork. full &. part time. ~ or : 41 • balcony • pool • gym • 5,000 SQ ft including mod. pup. White spot on chest, 4 I mes fronl~nd men -(2) ne<'ded. Must ·-~-r ·~. Contact
1' * OCEANFRONT 3 BR., 2 ""4M • magnillcent rec-DESKw'iupue viavalde lafumhlelture$50 dlx. otfic:H. Alr-c<>nd, lrg yd brwn ps."1i· lost 812. Xln_t aalary_ & "urklng con-~ir. ~,.1 ",·1· 8 ch er C/O
' bA. '!early. $450 Month. reatlon club ~is mo. ~wertng service space. 2302 $. Suzan, S.A. Newport Shores, Re1\'ard dlt1ons, 532.-4426.. Aft. 6. 1-ioeL~he.rs South Coasl
Ask For Mike available. 17875 Beach Blvd. 64&-75121547-2412. 548-l!KMr dollars 642-1140. Plaza., eoSta ~lc.sa.
. JONES REALTY li'73-Ql.0 16700 Saybrook Lane Huntlngtoo Beach. 642-4321 M-1. CORNER. I 2 7 X 9 0' IRISH Setter. 7 mo. female, AVON SAYS CHALLENGING p <> s 1 t I 0 n
i NEW 2 BR, bltns. 618 \V. Huntina-ton Harbour NEW o:Ulce bldg. Airport w/building. 991 W, 19th St., brown lealhl"r & flea collar. ''Be Your Own Boss'' available for full time chair· ~ Balboa Blvd. C2U) J0.9Sl2 n4: 846-3..141 area. Full service. 45c per C.M. $225. 642-3490. Lost 818113. R' w •rd I '-------------.;·~----""'IEam an income ot your 0\\1n. side dental as.sislam in pro.
or 8'1'1·9.167. DELUXE Adult Pool8'de tQ. ft, 600 to 2'IOO 9CJ· fl. Stora!! 455 642-9873. DUPLEX new, HB, 5 BIJ.a FOUR nice leased 1toret. right in your own neighbor. a:n"S$1Ve prevPntivc-ofientl'd
NEW 3 BR. 2 be, yr Garden Bungalow. N r . Mullan Rea.tty, 3400 Irvine, REWARD - 2 F'em. Whip-to Sch. Each 2 Ba 2 Car gr. Slauson Ave., L.A. $50,000 hood, Be an AVON Repre· ottice. COOd atarting Ml.lary
crpt/drps, 40' from ocean. ocean. Frp\c, lra pauO, 6 Newport Beach. 541)..2900 STORAGE lot. locked yard. pe~. Dana Point area, red $15000 Eq, $55000 Val. Fors. cltar, want Orange Cnty sentatlve. Call no1v: S40-7041. • increa5<'s w il'ldlvldual
$425 mo. 543-2819. pools, sauna, ten n Is. 1617 WISTCLll'F-NB Boats, trlrs, etc. $7.50 mo co\larw. call any t Im e Orange Co. property or '!' property, Roy J. Arntson, 8 AB y SITI'ER/hOUSekeep-gro"'th. Son1e exper. dtmr-
BLlTFFS. 2 BR, ne\Yly ~. l9*1, 912, 156 &. MO Sq . .Ft. ~olU Neon, Inc., Sll-3.174. ot96--034S 548-3446 Da.ys 4.94-6364 tiVl'I. Realtor 4%-7260 er marure gentle loving able. but not lmpt>rative.
, decora!l'd, poolll. v1ew, elec 1J Bdnn. From Sl.35. Ample pa.ricing. Util. Bauru· Rentals Wanted 460_ REWARD Germ Belgian M 2 81 Bear Lake 4000 n. H1\VE: 3 BR house, rentr.d, ~man wtrlexlble Sch«lu!e Sl-nd re!luni~. inlmediately.
2 ca.r anr. l11e $.'™>. 61:Ml175 Newport Belch rardner, 541-5032. Shep, 5 mos. · Frm. vie • g ' ' .... 100 $J> ~ Equity $6l)(). 1o care dally for 2 Childrrn 2 \Vrltc Class1f1t'd ad •92S.
UC t under IJ r a duate1, Harbor ShPPI Chlr, Iii:: No. warcl\se, oUiccs 1·3 a.c. Wii1 add.' w&nt: Sports ct\r & 4. Prefer pre. .teh. DA.lly J>\Jot, PO &x UiGO,
1 NEAR l·tOAG HOSP. OCEANFRONT 2 Unlta - 2 OC. AIR.PORT 682 9CI· ft. gra.dualrt & fa-;utty will :tm. 546-4109. ~;~. r:ri~c!Pt~g 1:~f'. or local propr:rty. training, must havl! O\\'n O>s1a !\leso.. Ca. 92626 .
• ; 3ADlledULrmTS•.' I~ bamol~· ... ~.Ji· sty 2 Br w/Cbnvt.rt~ rin. $278 mo. 2 yr. leaR. Full need houidng btginnlnft rnld LOST ~ 'fled T _. _.. 673-67!J6 tran1. $45. Wk. 968-9993 Cl-I EF "11.ntt'<l al pvt countc• ~ V't Also rear ups1e.lrs wfl BR; service, furn. av o 11 . Sept. ff you have a room, """'• j~ x erncr. l''QR: R.E. or ! 640-Su•.
1; 2 BR fir ocean, fum/untu1'n Fum or Uni. ·ut11 &. gar In-83J...3741. hOOse or l\pt. 10 rent ooar li.,cm, Tan & wht. NAme HAVE 2l' 73 F'lrelxtlt mtr SH ARP Duplex gro&..'1S3780 8'\BYSJTI'ER/Hskpr -\Ve cl ub. Exper. only n~ l'P-
:!! ~ yrl,y, shag; no pets. eluded. Avail Sept 16th lhru omCE (appl'Of. 515 l<J ttl the campus' please C'Qntact Tufty Reward. ~. home on 1 T. Dodge: chassi11, S.A. Equity i1,soo. \\;ant arc 7 & 8. ntorn.rny needs ply. Ca.II bet~·~~ lnl, 128~ 46th St. 6-12--3331 June 15th. Daya 213 : tor lease. Taj ?.ll\hal 23521 Ka.thy at UCl •1ou"lng Of· GOLD monJ:y clip, E1tllncLa 11111 undt.r warr. 7400 ml. C.M. or N.B. ltoui;e. housekeeper \vkdys, \lsually ~hru Frt. ~ ·
I lBR. 3 Bn, 2 trplc'Jt, en<.-1 33$-8461 ext. 41~ ~r aftCr 5; Paseo Pe Vl\lencla, Lalf;\llll\ fice , SXHSll. Free list.Ing High Aehool field, C.fl.1 WUl acctpt car in trd or ? Pattl!on lnvtstmtnt Co.. M . You must hnve car, CHEMICAL OPRS
• gar. patio. All bll·h~. collect 213: G9S.:.100L llllla. 831-mo ecrvlce. REWARD! '5'1()-2782 $-15-3766/SSG-5807. 64Z.80l.I: &t2.S001. ~\\·ant to kM us. Fl'lr i•xpanding met a 1
-$3l$/.rno .... Gt6dlill, 6-1.~. I -17.00 ... V/EUCt lF-P,..DR._ N£\V..bldg ~ ~ \V~: 3""' br hit. UD lo t.AB Puppy, nc" COlll't only. Like to trade'! Sur Trader' I WILL trllde land new Bar. -J'l'fim'ry In StlntA Fe '?="' ft "" 40c · "!>! Kr.r. 1..., -V1c-ot u..-uton a-Pit--nor ...... ~........-I !tow f.or .-oulJ.... in"home;.C.H.l..LD cnrt/~k~r, S.p_cinu,c..bJt.m-1.LtO 2 BR. unfurn. Rpt. 1 blk b'om 2 Bit, 1 le: 2 BA. mtn. AP-Sq, • &viw. c per Ml· t. ......... ~ ... ~~~~ •• '1!!'..,;;. • CM."~"~~·· '".:r~• raaawac 1."t.15
11 i"'•-" ... " "'•' OT)"OU -......,1 oe ·la'terv-modtl ear' Loving, dependable.. 3 Day background In 11Chonl OT beach. ~le, stove & pUanc::-cs. Poot 642-6274. Btookhunt St. ~ rtD _ .. _ ~ ll"tO"'l:lfN 1"-·~ Un::>t ......... L.... ' k Ov 40 ( l\1 I t Cood co. -~-A I 911 &An DWI'! "'"'" A•u 1-L BEST DAY •• LOST·. White a•·-•e-·Je S d•.,. EquiQO $3 000 • P> 000 "'ff · er prt ' 1 us past txper. nee. · •UJ••· va · ~ OCEAN Front. yearly, 2 Br. tt'Jt ,. bl'ffze ..• Mil )'0(11' nau -v .. me UI '"'6W" ' ,._ S ~ks. •979-9165 ' • dti\"'f', Hunt. BC'h_ 962.-71\1. bcnl'f11s. 213/921-7464.
1 A aood want ad 11 111 &ood ~ ftom $235. Items wtth C!lte, u.w DtUly run P:J1 ad! Don't deta,. • toy poodle, Pleaae e&ll, •••!or••••••••••••••••• Need 1 "Pw.d"'!' ?I .ct an ad! Cl~slrl«t Ad-' .. _ Hl-5611 l 1 ·.il vntment. '". * $fS..a908 '* PUot CluaUled. ~ nil ...,. ..,..,.. ~I vie. Hunt Bch.
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Help W•nted, M&F 710 Htlp Wonltd, M & I' 710
2 SERVtCE Station Attend. Htlp W1nltd, M & F 710 Help W on ted, M & pr 710 Help W•nled, M & P: 710 Holp Wanlod, M & F 710 Helo W onted. M & F 710Htlp Wonted, M & F 710 Help W1nled, MI F 710
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Electronic Engineering Aide
Development & constru c tio n of prototyp e
control Console for powe r pl an t syste1ns,
welders & general electronics. 4 Years ex-
peJience + college level! training d esirable .
U.S. Citizenship required.
P ersonnel Department will be open for in·
tervlews 8 AM·6 PM Mon-Fri. & S.noon ~at.
Othe r interviewing times can be arran ged
ROYAL INDUSTRIES '
2040 E. Dyer Rd.,
(Redhill & Dyori
Santa An•1 Ca.
.14G-J210
An Equal Opportunit y Employer
• • • •
HELP!
Volt Instant
Personnel
NEEDS
Secr•tarles
Typists
Keypunch
P'BX Oprs
Trn1pOrnry Service
l ~~~~~n~:c1~·., su;~~~l
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Holp W•ntod, M&F 710
Equal Opp;i1·. En1ploy~r
He lo Wonted, M & F 710 l !!!!!\!!!~!!i!i!!l!!!~il!ii!J!!J
HEU., \\':lntcd -Pen11ancn1
p, timi:, :0.lon & Tue1 a ftns &
e\'c!i in Coi11 po8!ng Oep' a.t
Penny111.vcr, Apply In per-'°"· 1:>15 Ne\l'JlOM Blvd., C~t.
OVIL EnglrlCf'r Wf5 :i.rs IJ~NTAL flSlliStant.
l"xp. in 1ub-<ll"·lsi-On l!C'sign chah'Sldc, Snt. only. Rel'ent
& proceulng !or position s11 exp._ nee. 538-8077_ assistant to dlrecto1· of _ _. _ _. .... _ ...... ..,,.
Oeptu1n1en1 Store
J. W. Robinson Hosplt•lity Ho1te11
J. c. '
PENNEY CO.
24 Fashion lsl•nd
Newport Bt•ch
thu1 Openings For
Full & Part·T lme
BEAUTY
OPERATOR
&
SALES
PERSONNEL
' l:xl'l"ilC'nt 1vorking conds
Out111ta11dina-bencf!1 s
Apply in Pcraon
• 10 A:\1.ol Pi\f
'Equal oppor. employer
I MACHINISY.S
Top pay & liberal wage progr am. Paid h ealth
& dental Insurance. 11 paid hol idays a year.
Long ter1n security.
Ro yal Ind ustries, a major manufacturer o f DU·
<·lear co_mpo nents, is now hiring experienced
m achlmsts in the followin g categorie s. All
shifts.
Jig Bor• Machinist
(OeVllg)
Profile Machinist
(Hydrolel)
NC Machinist
Engine Lathe Machinist
Grinder Machinilt ID·OD
Miffing Machinist
R. E. SALES RN -nlale or tern. Nlte ahl1t. P/tlmc. Lllc 1l\CCb e:xpft'.
Ra.leiiih Hllls Hospital, Call Apt.ily L.aauna Otevron 604
_645-5707. So. Cowit Jlwy, Lag. Bch.
RN exper 08 dept, 11-7, San SERVICE station attendant
Clemente General Hospital part 1!111c. no ex~r. nee'.
orr1..·rs; 714/•196--1.122 ext 214. ~96. r.GC> w. 19th St .. CM. 1
• faSleot growinK JU:. c<>. ROUTE SALESMEN SlllPPINC & rccelvl.,. clerl< e Imrnl'd. rlonr tln1c avail. W/IOIUC "wcper. to work e Eru·n up 10 SQ'": 1.."'0lllm. bu~ J)la1til."# firm. Apply'
• Jo'l.ll\ Pl.lilt' Advl'r1 islna Large National Co. ia lookln1i 630 W. lTth St., Ott. Bclwetn
nothl.ng off top of comm. tor permanent stable n1e11. 8 AM & U:30 AM Sat the
• \Ve a1-r not ti h'ftnch\Sf' • E'xcell~t st&rtini' salary. :.1:"=•=-~.....,.~-~-1 1 e No.1'1onal 1'Cfen'&.I program It intorcsted CaU: smER needed, lo v I ng,
e 17 ofcs in OnuliC County 714: n4-0330 flrnt, 2 boy1, 7 & 8 yrs, wlk \
• l\o1'ana1ement oppotturdtlet f !!ft!l!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!f to Gnte Sehl, El Toro. e llolh rNlale &: nj,'W hotn~ t SEAM!)l'H.ESSES 1_,,836-36:'.:!0'.1:.:1 _______ 1
• 'l't•a..lnilli' for new llcen1ee1 Davt CatTOU Sallmakers SNACK l:J:i.r i lrl, must be
• II unliccn.ed · \\"C ulist C.?ir. &l~T.JO. &12·8:165 neat in appearance &: have
* SALESMEN * g<i ""rk rewrd. Avail
bet11.-een 8 AM &. 7 PM Call
Do you tak~ "Sale1nll'll 6•1·1-Dl<I 1::1 Ranc h o
wanted" ads with a aratn or1 -ii"ii"ii'·kiicii"io· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililOiii;I 118.lt? CAn'l saY I blame you.I •
Get With
KateUa Now
C1 ll Bo~~lnlon
77
Or Tom Ceru10
137-9400
f followed up a few my~ell Sn1ckb1r Manat•r
in the pwit. 1'hc jo,b ~ldunl ~laltJI'\: 111.dy, lll'll nc~bll" ~I~ up to the ela1n1 111 1he Salesma~Exper.
P er sonnel Departm ent will be o pen for in· REAL EST;,r}. SALES
te rviews 8 AM·6 PM Mon·FJi. & 8-noon Sat. SUCCESS CAREER
l}t1 your11cJ r a fnvor t.: (').;• Fo1· our spo11111..: goods, hard·
ploru this one. If you'd llkc 11·11rt & houi;e11•W't'11 depart-
to in.ake $250 a week ln1· nit-nt!l:.
n1edlately, 111\th an eye to Office Help New or experlen~. Join the
Other interviewing times can be arranged , \\lorld's 111.~st and falte1t gt'O\ving resale organlu.t!on
much n\Qre in the future, Espcrimccd &. n111t~ el\ilrwering. Major home
builder In So. Calif with of.
fices in Orange Co. Top
salW'y & henefilr;. Send
~surne to P.O. Box 2340,
Newport Beach, 92663.
Ne\1·po11 Beach Service
r~ looking tor 1vo1ncn to
11·elcon1e &: lntcrvic111 netY
rcsident11. Saleli or adv<.~r·
lislni' expe1'. hclpCW. l\o1u51
have car & typewrher.
547-3095. Eve1 & v.1knds,
8·16-000.J.
JUNIOR SALESMAN·. ROYAL INDUSTRIES wllh • ne>work ot over 300 offices and become a
I'd like to tulk to you. If C'rOOd PftY &: xln'! trtna:c
your quallticatlon11 n1atch benl"ntll. Cal l M0-3635 tor
our requirementR, thl11 could 1u1 t1f)polntn1c111.
be the career you\'<' been WHITE FRONT
STAMPS &
COINS
Earn $20-$40 per 11'eek work-2040 E. Dyer Rd., member o( our ?.1Jlllonalre
!ng after ichool and Satur. (Redhill & Oyer) Club. Multi-million dollar I~~=:or~ppointment l G-4 COSTA MESA CLEANING person f/llme
far ofc in N\\·pt Ctr. Send
resume to ClassUied ad 11(),
932 c/o Dally Pilot. P .O.
Bo..x 1560. Costa 1'1esn. Ca
92626.
F\111 or p lt1rnc
Experience p1-cferl'ed
day11 seUlng new 11ubscrip-S a.dvertl,ini' prorram. Free
tion& for the DAltY P U.OT. inti Ana, Ca. ruarnnteed llcent lng school. PM, \\'eekdays, 588-3182. STP.EET f'oREJ\1 AS -CITY
Thi11 i11 not a paper route 540.3210 E>l:ceUent aaJcs tralnlnr.
and does not include di'!-'''hat Is your Jlct'n1e \\'Orlit
SALESGIRL OF SAN JUAN CAPJSTRA.
~\ppty in person lG-5 pn1
No. 2 Fashion ts!., l\'B
f;qual Oppor. Employer Hou1ekeeper·Governes1
LoctiUon Ne1\'POrt BeaL'h/
Ir.•!ne IU'Cf\. Con1pa,ey presi-
drnt & v.'ife \V/l child, a
7 )'l' old son, require a ma-
ture Engll11h speaking \\'Om-
an to de1'0fe herself to this
extrnordln1U')' position. Sa.1-
a1·y is OJX"n &: n full range
o! bC"nelit11 tU't" provide<!.
Outside hl·!p ls empleyed to
perton11 heavy hou.'!el'lold
work. Po&itlon ls for live in
a.nd requires a Calif. driv-
er's 111..-ense. Car wilt .be pro-
vided if 1-cqulrcd or allOY.··
RJ1ce \\l'Wl be n1edc ror use
of J)E'rsonal car. For confi-
denthtl lnte1·vtc11" please
for.~d outline of past ex·
liveries or oollectlni. Open-A n E qual Opportunity Employer to you? Oieck our mon thly
'v""a1'i in CostaSoi\fC"sa. Foun1al11 -;:·~-~-~-=-~-~-"f.-~-~-~-"f.-~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-,,-~~-"f:--~-,,-~~-:<:"'~~1 bonus program v.·hich n1eans
Full · k ledg NO. $704-$863. per month. ume' "°'"' e or art Expe1'lence 1-equired In Pub·
supplies hefpful. S1art $2 lie \Vork11 f"Ol\!lll'Uction and hour. Apply il1 peNOn. F11 CLERICAL. part lime help,
Huntington &h nrea. Call
10 to :'i v.·kdays 8-17-SSOS
ey al'ld uth Huntington ~ $$$ to you ! Please call
Beach. Apply no1v by callini: l iiHiit~lp~W~oiiniited~,~M~&~Fii7~l~OH~ol~piW~o~nl~odiiiii, ~Mi;"ii&if~7~10~1 .!V:!lrg!l~nl~a'JfJo~"~°'1iiB:J>.48j'ifUO:._ &: Sat 10 to 2. 190 s. coa~'t nialntenancc operatlon11. Ob-
DISH\VASHER ~\'t' shift,
\Ved thn.i Sun. Bahi a
Corinthlan Yacht Club, 1601
Bayside Dr., Cd~I. ~ Che[
Debus.
:HS-3013. F.qual Oppol'. En1ployer RED CARPET
Jr. Rtceptionist MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER fte1ltor1
H 1 ,,_, .. _ d lain applicution from Per-
::;'c:,'Yc:·c.· ::-""":::"":...::~o:::•o::•c.· --1 !IOnnel Officf'. 32·IOO Pueo
Sales Ad('lan!o, San J unn Capls-
TOY &. Girl' PARTIES trnno, CA. 93675. 71.(/493-1171 Commercial
Teller
A cheerful tne« & ,0,.0 REAL ESTATE
for public. AL'C\lracy in IYP· SALES MANAGER
J.Jouf«!l1'1ve11 demonstrators, . en1·n to 52.000 b)' Dec. l. No Sl'OC~ roon1 n1nn tor fast
dei!l'cry -oo roUcctlon. S1''"'11l!? boat l'O. Apply, O lp-
f'rce Hostl"ss gi ft s, l'l('t.'<i /)('I' .. Time + 1.!n1e It ~~. DOl\lESTIC Help George
Allen Byland Agency, l~B
E. 16th St., S.A. 547~5 inw;. Beginning for u l'iU'Cl"I' Male Female Resale Otnre neetl11nanaier minded person. XI n' t or 1vith 2 years of ReaJ Estate
bconctits. Stat1 :WOO. Call experience. Newport Beach ca1·. 523-MS-I Gifts ·11 <kc1dcntsl, S.A.
ExPfrienccd P /timc
UNITED
CALIFORNIA llANK
Dr's Assistant
Ann Christle, 5.'"J6-8SOii. Con-area. Expanding company. "~' C"'"' Employmeo», fOR OAllY PILOT Excellent opportunlly for
Gndgets STUDENTS. apply now for
SAL.ESL.ADI.ES expcr Over p/time concealon jobs. S2
the oounter sa:ie1. Salary + hr. CM!r 17. M.S. Tail,
bonus. Call Albe111 Hosiery ~tt86 bl"f noon . 't"oung lady CL~28) to assist
in health spa. \VIU t:ralt1, no
exp. nee. ,\pply in perllOn
any art or eve. 2930 \V.
Cou t Hwy., N.B.
3400 Irvine Blvd, N.B. Ir professional growth. Apply
in contl~nee, Send resume
'.109 ?via.in Street
Huntington Beach
536·8811
Equal Oppor. EmplcyC!r
DUE to our expansion pro-peiience and references:
gtRm Luxury Dinner houie \\·rile Ciauitied Ad #905
needs experienced Lun-Dally Pi101, P.O. Box 1560
cheon. dinner , & banquet Costa ~lcM, Calif 92626
COMPANION • r.rusr BE \l.'Bitress. Xlnl w 0 r k i n K Position 11\USl be r1uect v.·lthln
GOOD DRIVER, Cor retl.red concl. & fringe benefits. Ap-next 2 \l"l-cks.
ntleman. Live-in. presen-pllcAHoru now being ac-HOUSEKEEPER, i m m ed
bk! lady 40-5j , Liie cook· cepted. Appl" in pe-" o"· I ,. 1
JR.CLERK
Beginning position Jor young
man. l\olust 1ype.
Apply In Pe1"i0n
MARINERS
SAVINGS & LOAN
ljl5 \.\lc1tcllft Dr.
IN SOUTH LAGUNA to Cla1sltled ad no. 638, clo
Dally Pilot. P . 0 . Box 1560.
Liberal profit plus g enerous car allowance.
Mu s t live in area & have valid dr ivers li-
ce nse . Dependable auto & cash bond re.
quired.
Co111ta M!!sa, Calif. 92626.
REAL ESTATE SALES
fOl' appi, $~997 ·n11·:ATER D 0 0 R l\! AN
SALESLADY needed . niust be clea.n cut
• O\'('I" JR. Apply In person.
Exper. UM~~fll'Y South Coa11! Plazl\ Theatre
SHOW OFF No. 1, ~·110 s. Bristol, CM
2'2 Fa.Sltion Island, N.B. -"TRA'iNEfo.:fur111c assembly
SALES, F'ull tin1e ,,111 train. & parkaqll\K'. Cotta Mtaa
Ni">I' oNice In Laguna ll~ch. -opponunity. Apply at 1819 fll'C&. Xlnt future potential.
642·4321 ~tusl bf. ll<'ensed, but "111 NC'1\·po11 Blvd., Ci\I $1.fJ.>-$2.00 !o lhU'I, ~ con!'llder eagl'r. nc11· sales· ·zz -TZ1E EX s --·---
Pf"Ople. ~ranv Rtfvant11.~f'1. SCHOOL BUS Troplc•I Fish or Birds --·N·"·' .. -".s.'."·'·--· 1 Call Harry Seeley
Contact: Dorie Smith DRIVERS Sal\ ... 1nan for deluxe pet
American Home irlurl'. 642·5.112.
I * Key Entry * An Equal Opporlunily E m p loy er ina, ref .-.. 644-90'27 J "'" open ng. /I 1lle, flay shirt -~... ly, 3~ Pa.cine Coast lo fill in during vacations. CO!fJROLLER HWY. l.agu"a Niguel Park Lido Flagship Conv.,
466 F111.g~hip, N.B. 642-8044
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AriplicnOon.s bl>ln.11; accr-ptC"rl Ty 1, 1 ST 1 ·"'-~. ---._,
Jm1nL>d. opening Of\ 2nd or Hllp Wentld, M & F-710 H91p Wanted, M-& F 71-0 ••tor for Sep!. employn1ent by -,JI•• ·~'l'C!t.t.nru 31'rl shirts &. 11•kndS in our --'-.;.;.;o.;.;;~;.;cc..;:c.;__;_.;.; ----· --· __ 87a N. C.L 1111.'y., l...Rgunl!I L'Oflt1"3clor o~ratlng in dullcM, TyJM' ~1;, v.·pm , Or~ Co. data center. ?.1,\N to v.'Ork f/Un\e in rl"n-NURSES, RN's ,t:, LVN's, * 494-1001 • Inrine Unltlcd School Di!I!. ~Ill or .. ~~d "'ritlng A young & l'l'opidly expandina El 1 • ~-I Newport Beach Propf,rty K ron1c ..,...,. opment HOUSEKEEPER. live in
h1anagement Co. J'll"cds yoo Technlcfen $75 y..•k or out $90 wk. Lit~
to ftll tts number one ac· cooking only. Children, 6, 9, Competitive s 1l1ry
C01Jnting & financial posi-Design, layout, test &: build IS. Parents away days. rates
tlon. Advancement v•/ solid state test equipment 644-4307. Convenient location & for voice warning sy1ten11. HOUSE ct'O"'th of company e:<-Req's min. 4 yrs exper . CLEANER .. Exp · d Easy Commute
pK"tcd. Your responsibility Some college electronics 1v-ref11. 4-.l Ill's, 5 das. per Nknd Shift prem. rates
!: expoeure will cover the dl"slra'ble-, 11·k, $2.j() per hr + trans. whole apectrom or real Cnll AM att 10, 494-7432. I"ull ar p/tinv• 129 & r.·,,v Oise
estate developn1ent & own-Master Specl1fties HOUSEKEEPER • Babysll-
erahlp. 2 to 4 yrs of real 1~0 Monrovia tf'r needed, 8 to 5 dni~·. Call t'i'1 4l ;>l6-60SO
Hta!e accounting exJ>(!rience Costa Meta !ltart Aug. 20th. f\Iust lo~·e ·;-or Appointn1ent
required, alona: \Vi re.cent child1-cn. H.a\'C' cai:. ~111.turl",
buslnea/acctg ('(fucation. Equa l Opper. Employer e .... p'd, refs !'eq'd. 963-3778 A S1feguerd Bu1ine11
Salary commensurate ,1·/ System C HOUSJ-:KEEPER, Hve in, for S ompany ~~tc Cla.ssifiC'd Ad •904 t:::XECUTf'iE S e c retary cn1ployed couple. $75. ,~·k. J\ITCl.JEN H elp: part time,
Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 needed for \rice Pre11jdl'.'nt & refs. rcq'd. Reply to P.O. HI Sehl students. Apply
Cotta ~iesa, Calir. 93326 Gener al l\otanuger R ea 1 Box 1•138, Lagyna Beach. Mgr, Taco Bell, 699 Coast
Estate Developer. Excellent HOUSEKEEP ER, II~ In, pf\ H\vy, LagUna.
CONSTRUCTION superinten-1 k 111 s & bu i I d In g rooin &: bo.th, In new home. -"-"""'L"-'v°'N""'l'-,-0~1~1 --
dent. Apt. Builder. Pref 2 background. Please St'nrl N B So F. f 5 1 ""9 eXP· & AMI:. lo!•...-nten-resume to clnssUlcd ad No. · · nic .ng pre · a ury Charge Nurse, medications, ,.. -~·· 911 D ·1 Pll po open. 646-9023 busy station. Full or part dent. 'Perm. jab, Rapid ad-. a1 Y ot, .. Box I"""=''===----1 H · n. vaneement. Small Company. 1560, Costa l\Ie54, Ca. 92626 1-IOUSEKEEPER. pnrt time t. n1e. unt1ngton °""nch
M«il E:lp. Resume w/past EXECUTI ---ncetled for con\'alcscent Convalescent Hogp!tal, 18811 VES hospital. applv "" V>'c••roa· , Florida, H.B. s.i7-3515 .t expeoctcd pay 10 Pen;onnel. $ll OOO $75 OOO , ~ -136 Rorhcster, Coeta MC8a, ' to ' Costa ?>1esa, 642~7 ~fAlD, li ve-in whO would
or ph. &12-~. 9-<l. Senti resume or call TODA,. HOUSEKEEPER, 1 mm ed . love twin girls, age 2 yrs 2
for ronfidenlial NO COSi opening full or p/tlme. Call mo's. ?>lust be in1mae.
CX>NSU1.1ER finance Co. exccutil'e \n1ervlc11·. l\lr. l\fUlcr , ~-f .. laintain 4 br hm. Age late =:t:!;~~~..;:~l~~I ~~~ EXECUTJVElNC.SERVICES. -HOUSEKEEPER ~~ly 40's. 673-002 or
~A z::ri1~. ~:1~ ~~d, 888 N. Main, Sa!>ta Ana Child t.'R rc, Cd?>1 8.l~a f\IAID !or club "'Ork, at·
171-1> 547-9625. * 540-9468 * tl"moon shift, $2.50 hr, over
COOK, middle aged ~'Oman. Exn.rfenced HOUSE\\10RK. 4 hours each 21 yn1. Apply m \V. Bay
for amsll nursing horn~. 5 r--morning. l\1on thru Fri. $40 Ave., Balboa.
d11.Y11 per ~·eek, Lagun11. loat Ca~enter n l\'e('k. OY..'ll car. 55&-l j77 . ,,.c..,"1"'o"""'w"~","t-~"-p-art~-,~,,-ne.
Beach. csll for a ppt, 714 ; ""1
494-8075 to l\'Ol.'k on 3 • Trawler H 0 USE K EEPER/con1p. 675-3463 Harbor Inn l\1otel
ya<.'hts. ~'lust. drive. No sn10ke, ISOO W. Balboa Blvd. NB.
COOK/Hou11ekeepcr, hra 2-8, PacHlc Tl'8.\VIC'r Corp. hvc-111 or out. 1~.B. 962-522·1. MAINT-ENANCE MAN
5 days, own csr. Open 34~ 6908 &alary. Sf'nd t't'Sume to Box: ,. -fi\l'.\IEDJATE OPE:NJNG .
No. -1~3. Irvine, CR. FRY cook -\\'aitress -Dish-F"OR
<X>Si\IETJC Mir!. full time'. i1·115l1cr for rot!l"e shop on TELLER TRAINEE
"·iboa ~ S> ,,.u 2033 \\'. Coast H'"Y-. N.B. Pl C , -°" ..,,'\Ii ore. LH<J)C· Call 612-84i5 or <213~ .i~ -ease 0~ a,-, ·
rlenced. 673·5370. ---Keystone S1vlnt1
CUFITODIAN POSJTTONS full FRY COOK and Loan,
& pru1 time fm3lc &: fen111Jc) I)art tlnic, 269S Nev,.-port 4301 MecArthur Blv d ,
llT'f' oPt"n "'ilh C11.pl~trn1!0 131 ''rl., C . .\I. N 8 h 1''0367
for n1etal rcllnf'ry in San1a
F'e Sprlnv. exper. tn plurn·
bing. carpe11tr;." mnsonry,
lite elec. & 11.·elding. Hand
100111 req'd. C.ood oppor.
Steady empl. 213: 921-746.\.
~1AIN1'ENANCE Unifi~ SchOOt Dis!rict. Irt· ~-uRNITUR-f.~:-u-·p-ho-lstc;, ewport eac ~ ..
ttrHl.ed appllcanfll should Cutters, Arm makers &: j~ .. li\JEDIATEopenlng for-10: * *
apply in person, !o P('rson-seamstresses. Ne-.v \rg tac-15 lndi~. fuli or part tln1c.
nt'I Depar1n1l"nt. 26126 \"ic· tory, many beneCllR. Apply P11id 11·eckly. Earn extrn * roria, Capl.strano Beach. a t 2323' South East i\1aln St., rnon~y or st/lrt a M • t
In·ine Mon · Fri . •~t P">inanent career. For In-810 enan~e COtr.\'Tr.R Girl 1ran1t!<l S2. "" \ 11 9 O 1 3 3 Per Hr. ~fonda.v·Fl'iday 8ani-4:30pm. terv ~\Y Cll 4 5-
10,>J '° ,,... F "g 0 -GAL ,.:~r"'ld,-ay--~P/lime ~::01.:'6 :m& !Opm or Mon Mech a n1·c Sr.
Sanct\\·ich Co, S3J.J29.i. LolJll of \'1'1rlety, prefer »30. f .iiii ...... liii;;;;;iiii;;;;;liiiiii f
lal ynrd. Shorr hair. Very rt·liet & F tinit<. All shifts. R.E. sictfS~fkN Person!& holding va..lifl 8dl001 h:lpf\'.1: \\l!l do ty ping,
neat handwriting. \Viii train. Top v.·:igcs. Xlnt benefits. \\lhy not \\'Ori< in th(' hottest bus driver certificate prefd. tirtll!il i lbln(C, swbrd rtllet.
A I 1930 N T"''·n,·~ ~m ,,,.11 !or '111Sll'l'I' phone. \'a. r o.lf pp y n1orns. 1vport Pork Lido FlRgs hlp Conv. Sl"ach/F'ountaln Valley. Let . ..,, .,.~~· ·· dut G f al Bl\'d, CM 4fi6 f'lngship, N.B. &12-8().14 us trAfn you~ CnH Phil I~ l\'ilhoot c~rtificales. IC.•: l"Ull'lllJ.: t~anci l\I N v I LL AG E >.1n't .salaries & bencfiis. on:uni1.nllo!1· IOI'. In f IUlhlon
MANAGER TRAINEE NURSE Aides, 4--6 hrs, da). ci anl~e. . • Ca.II: ?.lrs. \\lalp, (71 ,11 I_•lnnd ar,K. Good oppor,
Outstanding opportunity to 11hif!, mature ex.per. pt't'fd. RF.AL F.!oii'ATE, !ICJ.-4567 514_1170 xlnt con111. bcn. Applicant
advance to manugerlel posi-Top salaries. Park Lido R.E . SALESMAN · 1n u.•t he 111nlblllou11. Exp'd
lion In 3~ day1. Our cur-Flagship Canv, 466 ,.~lngshlp lnvefitlgate the new ai>prooch * * sECRE:rARY 1 _ prel. 6#-4360
rent ma n age r s cam N.B. &12-8044 & innova1ive n1arketlng partinie, 1 fulltlme. 8:3G-TYPIST, rnath 11blllty. Gen'I
$1000.$1500 mo. i\lust hnvc NURSES, Male .~ f'emalc, fE"Chnlques of THE GAL-12:JO !Mon. thnt Fri.) $2.:il ofc. Apply, 898 \\'. 16th St,
door ro door canvassing ex· Hospital trained Aides need-LERY or HO~lES. You per hr. Gene1·al cll"rical Ne11.·por1 Bl".c"--'-."·=----l
pcMrnce. cd for staff rellef & privattt \\.'d] llf' i&lncl you did; CaU dul ll"s, !tOm<' shOrthllnd, 11.c-\\'AJTRESSJ-:S \l'a 11 t e d C~al;:;.;,i ;;';;'r;,. o:,'~''=";:.'"::':::"~"-"""·co":.::222 duty. Lindsey Nu r se 1 • 963-5611 for :lppolntn1ent. \'Ut'atc typing. CALL l\lR. i\foture 111.dif's Personable'
l\IANICURIST -Ex P er 1 . Registry, 3.13 Third SL, Llecnsi.•d or unlicensed v.-e NeNAL\1EE, 963-4567. reliable & dcPcnd(olble, Foi-
Followlo• not necessa~. Lagonn Bl"ach, 494-3950 _"_i_11_1ra_1o_,,______ f I •-a •J -SECRETARY I Receptionist pertn po!! I on. Apply in
6T.>--4100 2 OFFICE GIRLS REAL Ef!.i'ATE tor CPA oUice. Skills re-person Rtt 5 prn, Open
MAID WORK -s hrs per day NEEDED YOU'RE TO BLAME qui red: Acrurate typing, Sesiu11t-, 2.ioo \Vest Coast
In exchange !or apt. 2376 Radio telephone dispatch for not succeedi11g "i th .!Orne dtctatlOn, I et t e r 1 ~H=W)""·.=Noc.B°'.:=~----
-Newport Blvd. Ci\I a48-913j. \ft:s! be 25, llble to drive Russel! & AINoclates Ret1.l \\'riling. 10 key, fillng . \VRITER·COLLABORATOR
l\1AR!NE ENGINE Apply In Per~n Est111c. Edui.:ation by thl" l'X· Potential promotion to ol· I 11·r1tc ll'f'irrl SF. Stuck, ~'l.l:X.'\L\NIC YELLOW CAB CO. cltWve RuSIC!li l\tetbod. See ilCl" manaaer. Salary open. nta.1\)' :itot·ics \V r i te ~lust be exper. &. ctJrt'ent on 1A6 E. ISth, Costa i\lC'Sll our sales c.'<ecu!ive llb1'8.11' 6~~ Cl11s&Ulcd ad N'o. 003. 0tt1Y
pleasure boat gas & diesel ii•ith !hf' nianagrr L. ntlvid * SECRETARIES * Pilot, P .O. Btlx 1560, Costa
engines. transntiuions, out-OFFICE help. CleMcal, typ-!LI Wll Bmokhurst, llvnt-GrC'/\I vnrto:ry: Sh ·no ~h i\ll"sa, ~If. 92626=.. __ _
drives, etc. Hlghe!t "'ages ing & filing. Apply at 2323 ln&'!On Beach 714·962-7787. Gen'!, Sales, Land Dev, i\lkt \\'A IT RES S E S, E.,'(p'd
in industry. Brand new South East i\1ain St., Irvine, RECEPTIONIST Lrg/mi ofC' $45()..$750 mo Breakfa~r .'I: Cockt11ll. Good
facilities at Sunact Aquatic i\ton--Frl. bet 8am-4:30pm Fee Paid. rapidly ~ll1fijf FREE FREE FREE ho11r:r1, good pay. Call Jackie
Park. Call 1st for nppt. 0 UT 8 0 A It D i\1 o tor firm nC!eds your good typing Liz Reinders Agency \\'cathrook, bet\\·n 8 am &: '3
TI4:84&-1125 or 213: J92-1G4j ~fechanic, Exp. 5 day \\'eek. sklll8 & plea9an1 Jl(!rsona..lity 41Zl \Vesterly Pll\ce pn1, nnyday except Sunday.
anytin1c. i\lust "·ork 1vknds. Nc~·port to ha.ndlP their busy front Suhc 115, NB 833-8190 _4_9<-05-""l•.._l .~-~~---1
~IECHANIC Sch. 675-2811 desk. Salary lo SS.iO. A180 W1itres .... Cook
Import auto l\1 e ch an I c ree Jobi. CRll H ~I en SECRETARIAL P 1~n1~. Apply 3-S pm, Mon-
speci.alh:ing in S A AB' PACKAGERS i\1ason. 54()-f,()5.S, Coastal Per110naJ Sec'y $700 F'ri. Cnr1 's Jr., 1550 Adami Renault, Fiat. & Al Romeo.. Personnel /\gl"ncy, 2 7 90 ,._ .__ A Co ,1 Vitamin tablets. 0 p e -t e H '"°' Bl d ~1 Exec .h Conatr 1.1\:kfrnd $600 v1•., :r1ta '' C'Sa. Sanln Ana·~ ne11·est Import '" a v • 1..1• Sc Car Spef'IRllst. tablet counting & label\ng:lii'""iOi;;;;;llii..,i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. Ex~c. c·y S700 WAITRESS exper. Fantllltlc
Dick Miiier Motors nlnchines. CI ea n en-RECEPTIONIST Secy, Ind Reli'lt. $600 chanre for a profeaaional vlronment. Legal Secretary to $750 waitress Gral'eyd Rhlfl
5a7-2l32 646..3931 Day or night, no exp. ner., In Hou~P. CouncJI Xln'I i1p11. Rer1 req'd:
120 \\". \Varner. Santa Ann . &UL 2 Nl!IY. run job. \Vlll train, no Secretary S6:;Q 616-jJQ.f, f.1EDICAI~ sss~8tnnt, ex. PART time Sec. 1 10 5 Pi\I. typing . or shorthand, etc. ~~tag;nstr. backgrou:5° -w"°'".~n-,led-,~B~.-r-1-0-nd~o-r--I
back office, lln1iled x-rey l\1·F typing, s 1-1 , die· Apply in pc"'?n any aft or Ex-. •-c'v , $llltl Vlll .. c Inn. Co.ii 6~, '"°"
licl"nst'. 1'.1 n t u re . For IAphOne, exper. required. eve. al 2930 \\iesl Cst lh1)'., Oire~to~ of operations •~"UW
genernl prncllce. 968-3120 Subn1it Resume & Malnry N.B.
i\1EDICAL Sec'y iv/previous requirement.~ to D . C .l~'!'·~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!I!!!!!! I F'inancial Sl"c'yf> lo 5700 WAREHOUSE
MD's office expcr. Good FIS.!lnacht & ASllOC. 18001 RECEPTION IST for pro-Sales Sec'y $550
1,vping ~peed es 11entla1 . Irvine Blvd., Tustin Calif. gressi\·r animnl hosp,. N11•p1 GENERAL WORKER
_213-421-8929. tom: Bca<'h. P iIDIE gtrl 17_19, lclC'phonl" Ctt·. Top !111.IAry . Send Gui Fi·ldny lo SjOQ \\'t>lllh vltontlns, Msi.oit In ~10TEL i\IA10 \\'ANTED ~ollcltlng !ia.IAry .._ co ITsume to Cla.ssltled ad no. Keypunch to $56J .oJ!ock confl"11 &· lni•entory.
1l'ill tl'aln, apply in person Vic. or 0H~rbor k \Vi:::: 932 c/~ Dally Piiot, P.O. 1~~ ~i~·~tr b8ckgrnd = 646-ltll
Costa i\lesa Inn. C,.,1. 833-1662 Box 1500 Coala l\lesa, Ca Elcc. Tech $4.5045.50 hrl .. '""'"-"'"""""""""""""'I
l\IOTOR Routl' Dri\'cr for PART time v.'Ork, momin.g & 92626' . All.St Bookkcepe_r $650 Wa$h man to $l60 wk.
Daily Pilot In SouU1 L.igona. night, VeteMnary hospital, RECEPTIONIST, hie typing File Clerk $~75 Grl"nt Advrtncemrnt Potci\tiaJ
l\tu!I ll\'e in area and have C.1\.1. caJJ 847-1181 9-5 leave sonte post.lnit. $2.SO hr to Receptlonlet $550 \\le1tcllft
valid drivers I i c ens e . name&. number. lit Art. 557-4381 NEWPORT P('l't(lnncl A&ency
Dependable auto and ca_sh P/timc Newspapt'r delivery. RECORD kteper for _ wine & Ptrsonnel Agtncy 1001 E. Edinger, S.A.
bond required. Call Hany r-.tust own dependable truck llquor consultants in Cdl\ot 133 Do O N B !Mark III Center)
CUSTODIAL Pleasant sur-Acctg., SH . exper. helpful.
rounding!'!. Call 49!Hil37 _co:'::':.:' &l:c:_5-.:c3S::SO:::·:.;NB~.~~
Turs >hru Sa1 .• ~5 for •P-* GARDENER *
1X1int..1nl"nt. a. your own Boss
INSURANCE SALES Seeley, Gi2-43ZI or van. No other need call. ore .. Good h and w r It Ing ver r., • • 542-8836
Requires machine shop ex-Equal Oppor. Employer """ .n62. req d. 673-5912. 642-3170
perlt"nCe to maintain, re-•oiiiiiiioiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiii'-; I ~· pair & overhaul lathes, mills, PAYROLL & pe rso n n e I REWABL.E Salcrlady for
WHO WANTS TO WORK?
DRIVE A CAB!
Day Help
Wanted
e Kitche n e Bu1boy e Ho1t e1s
• M aintena nce
Aeply It\ PM'SOn
ANCIENT MARINER
WI No. l'l1<:1ln, S./\.
.>l2-14SS
0 E N T A L Rt'C'!'ptlonh1t.
Orthodontic p r it c t I r. r ,
outlt11ndlng opport11ntty for
qu1llfltd per'IOfl. To $700
Send re1ume to Clu~UIL'<!
Ad No. 901, Dally Piiot,
P.O. Box 1:560, Costa l\1~a. Ca. 926ai, Replies 11rlctl)'
conlldentlal.
r·u11 or p/tillli' ln your
own area. High lnL'Oml'.',
Guar•nteed Cu1tomers
No Cuh Down
Earn Nil\\.', P11v L8ter
961-0112
Ci f: ~· J.: R A L Production,
!111i111c help llC't'rlfrl. firs
:30 Am -2 J)n1, 3 day l\'k.
1"o cxper. ncc:c~11. lT.">42
,\rmstrong Avl'.', lrv1nt.
I GE~ERAL on ·1<:'i:'.
Payahle11 & l'e<'tlvable/i',
!\nl::ary· O{)('n. Call 847·1229
GET I NTO SHO\V
BUSINE!'S
Cnndy ifirl. Mu11t ht O\"er 18
nnd &Hrattlve. Apply In
pel'!Kln South Coast Plaza
Theatre No.I 3110 s. Bristol,
Ot
C:IRI..--F~R~l~D~A~Y---,~.~.,.k-<M
Rrol Esla1tt hl"lp \\•a.nted.
Call Toni. 4~9473.
GIRL fRIDAY
n1u.~1 00 1nature
• 962'-7111 •
D E N T A L Reotp!lonist.
f,tc'y, El Toro area. All
l)huel mut,.ttd. 511 open.
J\e.pllt'l• conndentlnl. <TI41
830-ll:ll
o £NT,\ I. A 19 1 •la n t, C1ru:--rriday f/lln1e tor
-•a!nld<. N.8 . Ex p 1 r , N.8. m11.rlne <.'O. Sh prerct.
\."H Call s··· '-S88 pr<f'd. F/llm~ Mon-f'rl. ~
lc;yl!02. llELP \ ',\1''TED
"1tlakt Room For Daddy'· 1.fsltll('\1·~ Union tot
I .... 392.8 ~:. C".olii:l llV•')'. CdM • • . c eun out u"" pl'l:l'I
.•. turn !hat Jonie tnu. cuh Tht lute!rt rlraw in the WHI. ~·hh a Dill)' Pi_lot OUIUll!d •• .a O.lh' Ptk>t Cl•11lfitd
"4-C.U ~Nm. , .o;A;o;;d.;...:.;142-:.;1161!=<.'----
ro:o exp ntc., earn whUe you
learn, psrt time. eve1 I:
\l'knc1s, full time 1vhe:n quali-
fied.
Fal'n1t1·s rnaurancc Grouo
Ed Lani * Mt).1834
IN'~URAKCE c!Rln1~. Sharp
alert gal. gd l>i>lst &. heavy
!lhOnc contact, tome ftlr\U'f)
\\.'Ork, N'l;1te to people a
n111st. Telephone 833-9311
!IMNE PERS0NNa SER:YICES~
Sl!E OUR
SUNDAY LISTING
CA LL Tl\ISH HOPKINS
.IERTtl \\lflITE :0.10RE
433 E. 17th St. l1tt lrvlnet) C\I
5'1119-224 ·'42•1470 .... ~ ~ ..
IRONWORKER EXPER.
ORNAMENTAL
1.1\CUNA "~76
grinden, etc. \\iiu determine NEE'RED NOW! Cle-r k. Handling of com· Je"·elry store. Ref. re-
by inspection the repair & .p pu terlztd data. Duties In· quired. 548-340'2
* SECRETARY p llimc CHOOSt your hour11, worlc
Dave Carroll Satlmakcl"!I for yollrS(!lf, be your own
C.~1. 645-'1730 boas. Men or wom~n. Can
SECRETARY I Bookkeeper, he sl\a'.htly handicapped,
For minll ~farfne oriented Ne a t..Clean Appeannce.
hu!l'lness. 6-15·4520. Vt11, retired. Age 2!\ to 70.
SEi\tI or 1'('1 lrl"d nian for Suppltttnent Your Income.
preve:ntative mainte:nance elude bt\nk 1-ccord11 &: recon-nccess&ry to prevent break-clllalion11. Full lime C1l1ploy· Restaurs nt
downl. 0.11 h&nd tool• re· e DISHWASHERS ment. $4:;t) lo start. &IH02S. A FUN PLACE
qulrod. • BUSBOY llogtr. • TO WORK
_ Good Company BenC'fits, e WAITRESSES PER~,t.\NENT Bnbysltr"r
_ Salary &: nttded. Your home on
"'venings. Pl't'f big & Drive a cab 6 hn or more a
h I II _, I •lay, Apply In pel'IOn, ~ lei t mec an. nc nr:\l, Fa r Vcll11\! Ce.h Co,, 186 E. J6tb _ Excellent \Vorking Conds. i\Iusl be <"lean & ncal. Ovl"r Saturdays only. For chlld 5
21. J)(>pc'n1lt1.blc. Xln't \\'Ork· rnonth11 old. 968-1971 Grou11rls, Go k1tr1s. 100 Fair I! . U en Or. CM St .. Co!ta l\fes:a. ___ _
BERT EA
CORPORATION
1I001 Von Karm•n
Irvine, Coll!.
IU.1424, txt 2t5
Equ1I Opp. Employer
MACHINISTS
J>i-atotype mill n1athlnl111
5 Yl'!'I min. ex.per. ExpN.
lRfhC'! lll&rl, prototyj)(' Ir. Pr<'>-
dtlCl.lon. Shop trt.lnttt:.
~~fa.nut. CR....t!!!». Cam·
pu.1 Dr. N.B. ~7·9090 .
MACHlNEST TRAIN EE
\Vllllng 10 train 1he rlah1
pcr1110n. I.Ark Enginetrtna:
Co. 1360 l.osl:an Ave., CM.
in~ conditions. PRESS OPERATOR SERVJCE St11.. Msna~r. ex· W IG STYLIST Ao.,tv In pi•rson \\'omj}n lo l\'Ot'lc for plastlc A-'JOr Salo• ' 1 1 "'" °'10 t. ~ per. Smog lie. Lite mech. "" SURF & SIRLOIN n1old nil: P o.nt . .,_.,l.) • v •OOVI Pl""'~-APP'" "-w" ---ery neat in &pf)(.'Br. ~+ ',,_. ., ot:•
59:W \\', Cout JK,·y. PROD. ARTIST--• l!I! per mo to start. Apply 1111n1-S pn1, l\1on lhru Sat.
Nt'l.vport Beach Exf)('r. 1n ren<k!rlng plot momt, 2590 Newport l!!vd., WHITE FRONT "'"""'"""""'""'"'"''"51"!!!0 pl'"'· ~lk"""""I"" k Now Hiring CM COSTA MESA
NITE Chef, lrge food operrt· T)1xigraphy niapa. 5'llary to E VICE . \\'Oll1F:N needed for
lion is looking for nltc r.hc!. $700. Pletlsi' brlna-ponfollo. BUSBOYS & S R St&.l!On n c e rl' houseC"le:11nlns: C II Robbie'
Send resunte I:. refs 10 P.O. Call llelen ~laJ10n .. J.I~. l'll\nd Man. k G oo rl Rag A ?.top Mf!.-0-ra? 9
Box 1900. Ne\lo'J)Ott Beach. Coo~tal Personnel A.q:ency, ?>fechanlc. Cood pay . -
C'llU. 926(',0, 2790 Harbor Blvd, 0,1 HOSTESSES Ptinn&nC'.1\t. Need Nol\'' \\'ORKINC: nlOlhcr ne~1 ~tGltT\\'attrman, Irvine REAL ESTATE SALES ~~ON OIL, l93 E. 17th St. 9~8'.6 ~~;~ ~:~~:~dfti.n 1~~
Cot~' Country Club. Apply FREE LICENSE 2:30-6. 51,1cr &: Edward11
if1 pe1'110n. TRAINING i·uu Thne SERvrcE Sta, 2·-Men l/1\tM 8..il-1796 afh:!r 6. · ..
-NUrsts Aid••-i,~a.mou~ Rctll E~tele Lk'l'n8· Apply 3~~ dally dl.'t'I It nltts. Must be ex· -·-----~-
Orderlltt .nq Course now avallnbltt 1>e r. Time + time &. \~. fO.Gn \'ns fem. If r ii O~nh\IS oil shlftll. trixld lhru Tarhf-11 Realtor11. Free 151 E. Coast Hwy. .4!"f"O 19th A Newport Blvd, ~:'.m·lO :!',Opn\, 1nln. wap.
t1tar1tnv i\·ag~~ • xln't bcne-Pl11~n1cnt Service. FN!f' Ne wport &.ach CM . No ('l(pt'r. ner. Tnkl'.! A tlV('
fill. Tl'alnee11 acC1lpttd, Tr111intng P11ij11·an1 . Ea1,, Eciu•l Oppor. E'l'nployer ';P'RVH'.':F. s111 s iii1 ... 1.,.v.~ "'I'll"< P~slgnnient• by phont old~r \\1)n1en pref'd, r.VN • \\1hllo )'OU learn. c.11 AIJ .. ...;. .. •.;,,,-""';..;..-1 fl / tlnV'. ("VP•l•l'fC.~""" No 111lc!'I. N.9. location. Gal
Oiarae 11 -7 &hill. RC'llef Sloan 1714) S:,2-5440. --'1.QOM Clerk, e~r. pl"t'l'd , Nt!'\I "ON!trt1n"t. Aro.,!· 'l.tf\-Ml7~ ht>t11'n l0.1m·lOpm.
14.Yl!. • All \111. !Cl\' £stA1<~ ~ Rental Offlf'f' tnn 1~·111 1T'llln. Apply: llnll· ~ms, rJ90 NQ'\\-poM Dh"'' "OU~r. M1111 for' y111rd work
COnv. llosp1 a craoMble i'-'Y or gal~fll l?ll S1.-.rS&lr Vf-.--l\rookh1rrM-lt-PGll+--<l-
Nl.JRSF'.S Aidt& -7-3 3--11 IJCOllll(', OoOO hOuJ'S & n'I0/11')1 Olt'l(t'l rrwy, CM. irffiVicr. ~1,ri1.fron i\tt('MJ!"'lf ~I ~ 'lllUr OOS·O'i3ll .
no l'Xpcr. MCC•t. cOQd Al.A nENTAl.S e 642-8.:_~ ".lkt" In trat1e? 0Ur TrAder 'A f\11\ Or pru1 tln1c, l"~. "r'\I \'OlJNf; 1-,flv \\•/dtl>t"nda bl+
w1a:e1 &. benefh8. Apply at 1'hc fattPsl db.w ln thl:l \Veil. Panutl'8 column t~ tor )'OU! Applv In ~non. 300 r.. 1'Jtl -r. f111\ tl1"1e m11S11ell(t!lr. n.-1~4l SUpelior Ave, N.B. . .a Dally Pilot Oaultled 5 linea. S d91 for 5 bucln. St., C.M. ~~nee. S.57-~100
I
,_
':
DAILY PILOT 2ft
Her•'• H-You Can Use
Our Famous Dlme •A • Lines r our famous
DIME-A-LINES
FIY.E CONVENIENT OFFICES
TO SEIYE YOU ·
DEADLINE.·--........ St..;C.11. • lrint tMm or moll them with <Omtct co•h I • 11 • ....... ..... to one of our • convenient office1. e NEWPORT BEACH .. Ul3 N•wpori Bt..i.
• No liw1tock, produce or plants. e LAGUNA I EAC H ....... m F•rHt Ave.
• No comme rcial ads allowed . e COSTA ME SA .... '. .... , .. 330 W..t a.r
• loch Item must be priced with no item
aver $25.
e HUNTINGTON I EAC H 17175 Buch 11..t. '
e SAN CL I MENTI 305 No. lit Ca mlne a...
DIME-A-LINES
Are For
Privet• Pertltt
ONLY • Adi F rom Bu1intt1
Add resHs Not
Accepted • Advo rtl .. rs vlol atlns
th • 1 • r91ul•tlon1
m•y be in vlol•tion
of Stet• Fr•nchl1t
Bo.rd & local busl·
nes1 llctn•t regul.1-
tlon1.
TABLE SJS. Ol.ain $20. Fnilt I SEWING niachlne, Old Ken· MAPLE dre:llliCJ' wUh mirror TWJN box ~prints and mat· 12 CAU.ON crock $12. ELECTRONIC I it~ l t Ion
jars 1. Sat.Sun. 3 9 2 4 more 3 drawer desk model, $25. l\.taple headboard $10. trei;s $.10 each. Mal10f{1lnyi, \Vicke r do):'. be<'! $1. JO "'1. s y s I c m , c a p a ci t l v c
Rtd"'Ood CM 1~• retlnl!d1lnJ1, j .u 1 t Boy'!I bike $10. Men'1 bike (.'Qf\80\0 with TV, radio and aq11t1riu1n ~. Redwood dog discharge. l\.1ark Tl'n $25.
VW car parts: tow back 11e11.t overhauled $25. 54()....0754. $12. Pola.rokt camera $10. re(.'ord pl~er, as 11 s·10. 3lllJ house $8. 3 cha.l'Je loung~s New, not a kit. 962-9740.
$12. Rear aeat $15. He11z POWER mower • ...., . Power Men's roller i;ka1t'5 $7. f\.1lrn Lomt1, CM, 1 blk, N. $1.50 each. Pool lounge, SCHll"NN s in b'k
llhUter $20. 14" mag wheels edger $25. Wastie;.$25. Elec-Portable TV $7. ?i.1oto1't'yclc of Univer4Jty, otf ll'vlnc in floatlng $1.&l. Toy box $2.50. · 1 t gray 1 e,
with wide oval tires $15 trlc dryer $25. llatid mower rack $.). Chrhtlm111 tree $12. CM l\.1o.gnu!l electric organ $6. neie<lis tPt'OClret bearings $al.
Cilch. Wheel adapters $3. $5. Seed 1preader s 5 . Sat only. 2'100 National, C?i.1 MAN 'S bicycle SlO. Dlfl('tle Barbie dolls, clothes and =ar G .~irls thl~~l' ,g:
Bllstein jack $12. Head llghl Carden sprayer $5. Jo:lectrlc 646-6738. table $5. 4 sl00l1 S2 each. houses 25c·$3, each. Barn· Heatlna: toaster $1.50, Heavy
$1S Back up li&ht $15. AM motor $5. Manure 11preader 7' COUCH good condition girl' a scb::Jol dresses slie boo magarine re.ck $1.50. sarxh\'ich grill $ 2. 5 o .
radio $25. 6112 volt con· $3. ~-mower $3. Luaage $10. 644-8581. 712. 50e-St. Play~lothes Chtldren's purses 50c each. 673--0174. ~e~e~~~~~.1" ~!~i ~ks:~~ W. 20th St., 2 TWIN size PI al d ~V 1 Brus Door lamp ~~era~ wiO~ckbl~lr:; B~A.::B:..Y=,".,-lb-.-.-llh_m_•_t_tre-,.-1-n
Bruce 546-5lt2 bed.lipreads wtth matching Sl · . llC\lUnl cleaJ_'lf'r $5. and 't .ork S25 B very good l'ondition $18. BOXING aand bag $10. Desk bolrten good lookini ex Rusllc redy.ood knife and 1 \.'i s · rass 673-5113 alter noon. TYPEWRITER S20 Electric $20. Porceloln stalnle!l!I rteel u '-~·• ... u.. rM\ ' 0 -fork racks Sl each. Table la.mp .S.'t Metal liles, 3x5.
1'WTN mat tt"C!tla. box 1prlng
$25. Tv.•in n1"ttres1 $15,
f·rame s,:;, 646-8488.
WE ICltT set 118. Punch baU
Sl2. Tv.VJ l·hUd's desk SlO
each. &rbiE' dolls. good
con1H1ion $t.5j)...S3, 549-Ui27.
BODY purh1: '64 Rivie!-a, '63
Oiryslcr, '66 GTO, '59 E!
Can1ino. '65 Scout, ·31 A
Sedan $1-$25. 10' plywood
dinghy $20. l..C78x14 tire
SlO. 1-8 lug spilt rim $6.
Jlltch for Y\V va.n S15. 6" I
beam, 10' S10. 64.5--0656. OI! ent .. v.....,........,n -... ne la ~,2 · 1 • 11-.., 3 blade """""' for 4 BURNER •-· 11 t addJng machine-$20. Both sink $20. Pool table $25. twin site yeUow rattan .nip!! ......... ._., . P1I OM; 25c. :Evtr;· de 9 h .-it'·g.-1 sw .. e, e"ce en Retnlngton Rand, good con-Lawn l110'Nert SS each. 50• headboard S9 646-ll885 Vibrator chair workl $5 ru P ..,, P llCf' shape, with griddle $25. SKI belt & tow rope S7. Can
dllion 673-0701 220 cord SlO. 3 speed btke , . Drapefl and ~ks 50c each: poker table, floor 1fles. 673-8043. o~ $3. Lawnmower SJ".
$25. Bunk bros, wrought GE hair dryer, ex1.-ellent ('(Jn-Drapery yardage $2. Large asphalt, assorted c:Olors, a~ KINCSIZE mattress & Decorntlve drA.pe rod SlO. B~~E nUttching s W8. g iron SXI. Roller mas!Age dltlon S7. Kodak &mm movie square end table $5. Rooni pro~ate 4 to 500 $5 for lot. aprings in good shape $25. Curtains &: drapes SS &: $2S. room lamps SlO each. machine $25. Chrome din· camera $8. Sturdy no-tip size rugs S6. Single bed $8. Steenng assembly f~r boat Artificial no\.\'f"N Sc to ait:.
Blue rcreen beads 15" long, ette Het $:!5. 20271 Bayview, wooden high chair $8. Scope Doubie bed matteess Sl. $8. Toys l()o..$.1, Cra1g tape S73--8043. Linen!! 5c·$.1. Good mens & 1.~~~~:~ ~~ ~:42racJc S.A. Hgts. ~989· =~sSi!fft~~ ~I~~ ~~af~ng~uM:J? ~ie:11~ ~~~ $~~~~y$~~~::l ~~~~>y~~ST c:;~;t sb2g~ Gf::~~re cl~~~~ ~-s!
N·GAtJGE train layout , tb:4
complete $2'0. 645-2()5,11,
MAPU~ bwlk beds, bookc.a."'-'
headboard!l $25 e & c h .
Port•ble rndio-phono $15.
Small record pla.ytr SlO.
Vacuum, Hoover, ne~s belt
SS. Old sewing machine $5.
Shom•a.ve Zenith radio s~ .
Clothes and dni.pes and
spreads Sl-$5. Toys, alt
kinds S1~$5. Boy's bike, nc~
nilnor repair SIS. FM onl~·
radio SlO. 220 volt air con·
dltlane.l' $25. Child's vanity
$5. Small ptullc typewrlllr,
ntllr new SlO. ~.
SINGLE bed SlO. Electric
dryer. works $15. 8' 90fa
$25. Ch~rs $5 each. Ladles
long white le111her coat. siu
l iJ, $25. Clothing 5c-$3.
541~-7947.
ror short bed pickup $25. ANTIQUES and collcctablea: broiler own $5. Near new Lane CM 642-3236 color T\', not \.\'Ork1ng, but 673-0611. j('(·ts Sl -$15. Pictul"l'S $1-$17. ~ 979-7656. 5 demltaa:se cupa and 6 ski rack $15. Foldup cam-' · . beautiful cabioet S_25. Elec· TYPEW'RITER Roynl stand-Sh!!lves $1 f"ach. Rra('ket.~ !UE~ slzc mattre!>3 JU Sl1ARP clean, walnut settee saucen, Senegal fine china, ping table $1. Canister BASSINElJE with hood and Irie oven $8.50. Broiler $8.50. an!, clean A·l 1.'00dition 20c rach. Artifiriat plant
CllEVY V-8 truck 3 s()e'Cd
lritnsmls&ion $20. Clutch,
flyv.·heel, bt'llhousing $20.
Stllrter $:), Mickey Thom.Mn
valve· COVf'r'!I with breathen:
$10. 557-6473.
box 11prlngs, good condition fOt' oUice or den, hRS 2 roi;e,. yellow, green, tullp vacuum S2. needs new hose. skirt ~12.50. \Vhip antenna Maple bookcase S25. Kl!'n-S23. Electric hair curler by $10. Misc. p.1int &. harchvare
$23. 612-J81.5. naugahyde chair sectlon11, look $4 for all. \Vhite hob-Men g golf irons $ 5. 102 inch fiberglass S3. more deep ,fryer $5. Boy's Brothers like new $5. G.E. 2c-2Ck•. Pnper back books
CAR bed $10. 2 jump M!fllS tn:ble betwet>n $25. 644-1739. nail sugar and creamer 545-785.1. ;;.15-2422· bike $20. Girl's 3 speed $25. Automatic toaster, llke new 25c. Christina_.. 2c-$1. Single
$1.50--$2 . .Johnny Juniper $'1. GIRL'• wh•'te s1--•'··tes, $.1.501Tt. ,s~I~-augart I ,•ndr TV black and white Packard 2 Chairs green, upholstert"d Adjustable nourescent light $4. 548-716.5. ski $7. lli~hair !new) $.'t V\V fenclcn, rear $2. Front
$6. Vw batteries S.1. V\!J
th-es and wheels $2. w r
IH'Rls $5. High back $25. V\V
doors $15. Rear deck Iida SS.
!-"rout deck lids $8. 54S-0060.
SOUL surfboard 7'6" $20.
Bike helmet $5. Car seats
for Corvalr and m o 11 I
foreign cars or dune bug-
gies: Front buckets and full
backs $20. Kitchen table $5.
8 hole Chev. rims $2 each.
'IV.·eel chair, like new $1),
&12-R1n.
88.h balh$l Cl lbbu ,...... IUl crea e , w::scen, oso B'n 19• $25. 'Bbllne perfect S20 each. Car top $10.345E.19thSt.,CM t"ilerRbincl (exccllenl CQn· I.~ Y Bril!lll jog · hold~pe$3~ size 3. and 1. medium size goldb\Sl. Larp;e SUK,!~ bow011d, .. ~ ..... ~-chest ~--~•--t carriers $5. 2 bird ca~cs S3 BEAUTIFUL bassinette with BARTLET!' liovccraJt, prac· dilionJ $12. Toamer $8.
>N $3. Vanity $8. Mesa Verde. usa e as va&e '""· w ......... • • ....,. ut;:i.• and•• 2 nl~t ••'bl I tically free -$2Q. 644-2614. Grocery cart $3. Pull-down 1 dish ber Sl condition S25. Co!ICO round .... 5" -I! amps white lace cover $6. Baby Table S7. 1\ntique brass tirt'-
lamp $4. Books 10cw25c Toys o"46-0306::;:::,:::.::::·:..,..______ ~:b1~ = 29"' WJ black cnnl table. e"cellent COO· S5 pair. 645-8859. clothes, blrth-1 year 5c-'75c. ROUND dining table S25. 4 screm S'.Q and more. 98.1
5c-7Sc Tou Across $l. :l 5 GAL. fish tank, heater, new and metal i)archmeni shade dition SIO. 2 nlg'ht. stands SS COVERED car top caJTier walker $1. Baby carrier swivel upholstered chairs Sandcastle, CdM, 644-1.m,
t oa 1 ttr1 S 3 .o S 1 . 5 0 pump SIO. 644-1932. $8. Large '&reen fluted fruit each. Ba.by changing table $5. Small tank vacuum $2. with terry cloth_ covt;r SOc. ,125=·-5.16-<;08="-":=2
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Broilmaater $8. Brolll'r oven SSMM automatic eleetrlc eye bowl $4. ~Ian blue and $4. 962-* After 9: 30, Expanskm chamber for Baby bath tub with sling for REDWOOD 50c-$.i. Plywood -
S4. Colcm11n Rrlll $ 2 · camera $25. Case $51. Elec· red wall hanging Ol' throw TRAILER toilet, flushing Kawasaki $~. StinKl'8.)' bike newborn 50c. No mar 50c-$2. Grape stakes lOc. CHRO~fE bread bo" new
Cookware $8. Blendtt $3. Ironic Oash $2), both still in 50x~ $15. l"'rench made pink type $5. Paymaster check $10. Cole,!l;an camp stove dinette wiU1 four chairs $25. Sprinkler, drain pipe 50c. S2.50, Barber set new $2.50.
Cannialen $2. ~1lxer $2. carton, never uJed 548-7234 &nd putel, Persian pattem, protector $10. 4 Mustang $10. 6'1&-3.'X)7. Simulated. marble top e.nd Old BBQ Sl. Pocket books Charcoal bueket SL Beach
New capless ~y wig SJ.2, 16MM projector, variable wall hangine, 26x50 $10. hubcaps $3. itexican wool SURFBOARD SlO. 1 9 2 l table $8. Gerry Camer Sc. Sm111l storage cabinet Sl. chair Sl. Fireplace &'t $5.
RttOrds 50c Carrom board speed $25 Lem \\'eller ware pottery tree and serape $3. King-3ized blue Diana Lane, NB 646-6102. brand new, never used ~-Sat. 9-5. 1412 Seacrest Or., Large mim>r $4.50. 6 tier
Sl.50. 833 St. Oa.lr. 01 llS. pe''r1'.::"""condt"~n· _1 no\l-er patterns vases and .. ~.. d 12 c · 1. -•-· 12 Apt. size stave $25. UOO Vic. Corona del t.1ar. 644-2134. glas.A shelf what-not S7.50. 546-0213 '"""' uu ......... ,,.,.. sprea · 11' ~ au..:: STOVE $25. 2 blonde end t · Apt B CM 642-1~ Bathroo $125. 548-T.Z34 planters $3-$10. Butter bl.ue leather roat with wool tables S5 e h 646-.'l364 oria, · · m space !I aver
7 x 9 BRAIDED rug $1S. 60" chip11, llavlland, Limoges lining and hood only $:). ac · · KEN MORE port ab I e RACK for VW Squareback rabinet $7.50. <I paddl'tl
Maple dinette table $Z), AtAOIINIST dial indicator pastes.I, while, l..imoies gold Girl's clothing, 'me 9-12, CELESf~ telescope Royal dishwasher $25. 673-7194.. f.S. Encyclopediu $ 2 5 . folding chairs $2.50 each. SINGLE box spring mattreu
Oars S5. UQat fittings Sl 1t1\d $15, cost S30, still in carton. trim, JohnM>n Br 0 s. 50c-S2. Antique Saturday make \\/Ith power rate of 60 CLEAN matched spring and RoyRI typewriter $25. Chord 1 Set National Encyclopedia and framt.> S10. Maple chest
$2 each. l\1otorcyc)e parts Dial vernier caliper, 10 inch England 75c-$2.50 each. Evening Posts $10. Antique mm lo 1244 n;m ~25. Hea_vy mattress \Vith stand SlO. organ $25. \Vlrlte 1 way drapeo 10 books Sl eA.ch. Records and mim>r $25. Maple cof·
Sl..$2. .2-18 x 24 bulletin S22. cost $45. 548-7234 Sat-Sun-Monday. 2400 Elden S\~'Ords, knives, machete11 flu~y tripod $5. \\·atr r !';k1es Zenith monural speaker 84"x13' SlO \Vasher, needli 25c ea. Pictures. plaqUl's, fee table $10. Proctor board
boards Sl each. 5 gal garden Yashicu s uh m in ia tu re Ave. GarRge No. 10, C?i.t Sl2-$25. Hand saw SL Voight $15 each. Ba11ket ball $7 50 Mela! waU ornament pump $10. Recliner SS. 9' ash trays 25c to $.1. 673-4769. S5. 6Z1 E. 18th St., Apt 140.
sp!'llyer $3. Boat ladder 110. camera S25. Fla.sh S20. 9-5. 64&-4712. Italian marble statuettes backboard and hoop $5. s,s' ·Lamps toys SOc-$2 surfboard $5. lleavy duty Also rod and reel like new Cl\1 642--0548.
Garden tools $1-$2 each Fillen $5. Aoocuories ancl $10-$25. Shlelds, Old Spanish Man!leld ~gular 8 mm 642_2498, ' · noor hair d~r $.'i, Pu.nch S20. 673-4769.2 '"EA="'RL~Y;;..:A"'--m-•n~·-ca_n_c~ha-U-~,· I
Games und toyA 50c-$1 t'W:le $3, nt?Vl'r used 548-7234 GLASSES, pam:, pots, plates, S2;} 2 large antique swords movie ProJector $15. Elec-bo\\•I set $2. Books 10c-S1. BABYLINE crib and n1at· S25 each. Ottoman $5. Twin
Barbeque mot0r SL Light GARAGE door opener $25. vases, clothing, baskets. S25 '934 Junipero Dr CM or tric shoe huffer $11. 1-land STAINLESS steel tanks, 13 536-2294, 8361 Lomond Dr.. tress Sl5. High chair S5. wrought iron headboard $3.
fixture• SZ. ~. 4IWO Built-in oven $~. Small wax mold1 butcher knlvt.'S 3 ~ '' vanity mirrors $1 each. gal $8 each. Oldsmoblll' H.B. West ol Newland at Stroller $5. Potty $2. Toy Adjustable bed 1rame $2.50.
Fullerton, NB refrigerator $lO. Bike SlO. 10 for 5c-50c. Electric tan 10 · Blond wig, case and form automatic transmission '59, Han1ilton. box $5. Childs car SS. Old chest, ' door, 2 drawers
IRON beds $15--$25. Bath tub speed blke $25. Sunday only inch, works "'-ell $2. 2 Hob-TV $22. Portable $25. Rotary $4. Set of golf clubs, bag good shape $lS. 200 ft. MEN'S 3-1peed S~. \Voman's Pedestal coffee table $25. $10. Boxes Of clathes, cur.
$2$. Oak chair S15. Hitch· 557-4480 nail bedroom lnmps 24 in· lawn mower $20. 646-1525. v'7'3b cart k~l5. 1Unicycle $3. ~~~ flooring S 2 o · 3 speed $23. A n t I q u e Exe.relse slant board SlO. ta:ins, spreads $10 an. S1Jern
code chair Siil Tables COPPERTONE e I e ctr I c ches tall, white plastic 6 LAMP shades Sl-$4. 2 hand I ra~s fiPo el S2. Lawn ~~:,:;:,==:~c;,·.,.-..,---,,,,.---Schwinn New World S25. 642-5443. Maple chell drawers $25.
$11).$25. Lamps $15-S25. clothe• dryer $25. Sleeping sha~,$5 double m~ to mowers $2.50 each. 3 power 11' ntri sfl eac~{iif0hn$2n SCHWINN. boys Stingray, 8-42-7917. DINET'T'E table leaf, lx-lge Maple bookca!e headboard
Sunklst juicers S 5-$25. ba.g1 $3. (bffee table $5. !!!!...,Hi ~..!;._;!T1t.b. 1rona mowers S20 each. Bicycle, 3 esii"-318; oor er · excellent co~ition Sz:i. Four CHROME dinette set lour top, back base $25. 4 chairs, with frame $25. 847--0492.
G•--···-11 -. Lamp w---~ S2. r..M: 0 .,,,"' ,,... ..... ,,c ~,,!""' .. ' .tcr, z pper &peed $25. 4 lamps $2 each. · speed electric bobby motor ,,_ ba k _......... ..._. aun: ....... , ........-o.rw. cue $1-t. Ta record 968-621S chairs, good condition $20. I yeUl,lw seats. cane c s BAR stools $3, Day bed $10.
bracket $21. MU&lc ea.blnel STAINLESS h . 4 Vllcount aol'la stale. er7 Head reat for car $L Elec-HI-RISER bed Sl5. VW car ~$~lO~·~e::;::!"·:..,.. _ _,,.,..-846-7416. rn. TV portable, walnut Fold sway bed $15. Old
S25. Picture frames OOc·SlO. ' bumel' lectri 0 t P 0 1 n l S8 transistor model lS2, used tric beater $1. Box of stand top rack $2. 642--0647. GOlD nylon carpeting, stand S20. 70x18 coffee table library table $20. Exerciser =: ~~~a~~ El~ce fan c,;ov:: ~: twice, poid $40, S9. 3 v.•ay legs 5c-15c each. Box of BED §preads S2-$10 Curtain 10 ill' hi-lo design $XI. G~l.i.1-~·~:k:~ ~=~ base $XI. Black metal, 2 ss. Old refr!een.tor $15.. ~$2 Sa!...SWi lOAM-4PM Fenillzer spreader $S hke table lamp, 29 inches tall, ~~~-curtalns5c each $41. c'~~ 1m1a!~rlRal, den or· camper good1 aninco~,,~~~ but needs $l8. 842-7917. 1s.ide c~ cl$10bseach. ~ baan· Lamp $3. Maple coffee tt1ble --..-• • · new 1932 electric barber black gtass, metal, parch-U-Ll>llQI • """' ......,, ug and runners, car c e g oou""°"' 1que !§...... u , new g , $10. Port-a-crib $1..50. High
2921 Rl.'dwood A\/e., CM. pole $5. New fir header ment shade SS. Cl-awford $l::$2.50 each. 3 bar~ mats SOc-$6. <?haise lawn PLA YP&'IS $3·$5. c r i b-s SOFA $3>. Ou~sts Sl2. Head· 125. Car sa1ety belts $4. ch:l!r $5. Maple table S20.
3 PIECE Stctkinal $25. UIM!d beani, 12" x <I" x 16'. $15. ~1aple step table, with gnlls $2-$3-$10. 2 twm chair, garden tools 25c-$.1. $4-$6. Bathientte $7. Stroller board $20. Quality clotM! Brocade Chinese coat S25. Portable stereo $~. Barbie
12' x 15' nylon carpet S20. ' 24" barbeoue and grill $3.50. drawers. beautiful condition bedsprings and mattresses, Barrel waste basket SOc. $3 SO Swing $3' High chair some worn only once1 coats. 548-9798. clothes 25c. Books lOc. Sew·
UICd 12' x 17' fortrel carpet Old school dnk $5. Fancy $8. Prg bounl v.·lth pegs, good i;hape S9 each or two Oothes han1per 50c, Glass s10. "Car seat ' $7. Clothes dresses, pants, tops, shoes & BEAtTI'YREST mattress and ing machlne $15. 835-4916.
$20. 6' round bl.ue rug S5. 14' antique iron headboard S2;_ 22X'40 $2.SO. cu ate ma I a for Sl5. Tools Sc-$15. 317 lop table $10. End or plant 25c.-SL New Oster juicer acceasorles $1-$2S. 962-7813. box springs $25. 2 Provincial '61 BUICK SpedaJ St&tb\
top freezer nfrigerator $25. Double laundry tubs ~ com· 1nahoR;any table, 20 inches \Valnut, CM. table S2. Record ;!land Sl. XI S20. Hoover upright $5. HURST 4 SJWed shifter $15. lamp tables each SlO. Set ot \Vagon, with hp C1111 a
Room dlvkler, one panel $5. plcte. Trail('r hitch S2. tall, Zl inches square, e"· CHEVY power ~ck heads I?. roastl.'r $3. Dishes. pans, $\\•ag lamps *SS· 1_(1896 El Barbecue $5. Tachometer potters dishes 8 P.aCh $5. hydro $25, as is: Rebulldable
CUMA ln shut1ers StO set. Large telephone spool table cellent condilion $9. 3 bar 28.'J..327 $25 pair. Oievy silverwani lOc-11. 19 4 8 Centro, F .V .. Euchd and SS. Fiberglass drapes 8'x25' 'Large power mower $25. ('nglnes Corvalr $10. and 21$
M.Atch 1111(.k drapes St pr. tQp $5. Blcycll' $5. Dishes iitooJ1 SIO each. 3 for $25. powerglide, rebuilt tor 6 Fullerton, CM ~l!WG. S\llter. $10. 842-7917. Provincial table lap $5. CID Olda $20. 63 Olds parts:,
Space M\'Cr S4. Towt?I pole 50c box Can opener 25c Kodak, Brownie Ha,,..·keye cylinder $25. Otevy starters TOYS minl-car track lOc-$5 .::.::="---------, MENS &: womans Schwinn 3 ~2032. Water pump with clutch h..n
$3. Red vinyl hUllOCk $4. tlower pots le e6Ch l..a.n{e flash attachment $2. Ra· S3 each. VW bucket seats Cam~ra..s new flash cubS OAK barrels, ~OO and 1?0 ga speeds S25. Men's Schwinn 25 GALLON aquarium set $12.50. Heavy dU't;y radiator
Men'• long ideeve ahlrtll S1. Apple shaped terrarium "· diant projector screen 40x40, S.15 pair. ~~ ~!ne 15c-$l7.s0. cafpet sweeper ~~a~h, b~igdh chai~'! 10 speed $25. 846-4.<}37. ,.-. $2..'l. 2 Colonial Eagle lamps rz>. Altema:tor with regu. National G e o i r n Ph I c cost $1.9.SO new. Brau fire standir4t n"lOdel $4. Flood parts, new ..,.._., .._,..,vy $2 50 Chairs n~-' reco ....... ""v~auve U' or mvi""""' $1 '""56 F d
magaz.!001 25c Paperback screen and irons: $10. Anti· light for photography or radiator $10. Various lrize Ing, 2 for ss.'R.CAtclevi:r~ $5. Child's stu!fly table. and 19" ALL channel TV works ~: 2w~::~~ ~:yen~l.~a .. b~ ~~re~ end$25. 6~~6.
books 25c Foo~ba.11 shoes. que chamber pot S 1 0 , patio with 300 watt bulb spools of thread OOc-;1. S2S S56-0m chair $4. DX 35 transmitter, good Sl2. Good 23" con!Ole , ...... -'& ... 9% $4. Otlld 8 electrlc Kitchen Magician used only l2.50 each 2, for $4. Men's ~ · · 11 meter S25. Wooden school _T.c.V~l.c.15:c. . .=84.c.7~-7"0"17;c.. ___ _, SlO. ElectJ'ic can opener $2.
microscope $2.50 Electric once $4.SO. Oillii'd rocking left-handed bowling balls 2'l12 ANAHEIM Ave., CM. SATURDAY 0 NL y -desk $5. Wagon wheels $15 30 CALIBER ball cartridges ,:644-"°.,;1;:038;:·,.......,....,..,.......,.= ~.1 s;::ier n~'~~~
football game $1 .50 Picture chair $1. Rusty Moon wagon $5.-$10. Ladies bowling ba.ll Mitre box and saw $8. Encl Port bl each. Child's lamp ix 849 Ml SL Clip of 10, caliber 45 ROASTER, electric S 2 0.
puu.les 25c-50c 1872 50c Curtain rod8 SS t'8ch. $5. Matched pair maple and tables, 2 for $5. Grass hors!~e~:1~C::s~·1;1..:Co::;_,ngre="'=:-=CM'C'-=.,.--""" pistol ball, box ot 50 $5.75. Conso1e sewing machine ::f1et36~~~:~:
Monrovia, O.t 548-7538 Domestic button holer $1. milk itlllSI lamps, 31 Inches seeder $3. Saturday and electric motor with wonn ARM chair ~· TV stand $3. Wilson tennis racket "Court $25. Boys ice skates size 2 cha:ir!I wilh gold print $10,
PACKARD Bell COO!IOIC 2.1" Antique br:ass buttom $1 tall $20 pr. Rugs. 1S'xl9', Sunday. gear drive tor garage door 5 dregses su:e 18 or 20, $8 Star" $5. Heathkit FM tuner S2. Electric heater $5. Merui •·!a"~ double ......... with meta.I
B&:\V S2S. 962-6766 alt 3Pf.t each .fO McCall siu -16 d'"5 ltraf SS s·xr tan S5 each 2 -robes $5 and SS $6. Mixmaster $5. Kodak ski. boots with case size 11 " ""' ua1
Rod pants pattern.! $1 for Jev.'C!ll)' lOc-41. 'o,au, 1!U ~.40H::dscau,.~1= ~bn:,~rr!;1:~S~~t~~ Bedsin-ead $3. Sma1l pie: camera SS. Brown oxfords ,;:;11;oO;,. =-~o::;:o·=~~=-=~~8~= ~1i.t~ ~f: ~ 36~1= ~·. ~.o~ !:ri;!,':0 ~~ $15. G e n. e r a t o r . $5. Sl5. Baby stroller S12. Ple. tu re~ 31$2. &li&-5744. ?'i{r, S4.50. 962-8010. 2 DISHMASTERS $18, $20. 3 tu~ wllh 5 chimneys and
chord organ S2. Jet X bedspreads, 2 for $7. Books Carburetor irrt:ake m81Ufoild nic table and 2 benches $10. BOOKCASE headboard and BABY dresser xlnt $20. ToY 19'' TV portable. needs milk glaa covers $10. Early
sprayer SOc. 209 Del Mar, 5 c -2.'ic. Sllt-Su~Monday, I S15. Rodi; $2.50 each . Car bumper bike carrier frame for doohle bed $25. 8 chest, large $8, XI n t \Wl'k $20. Re zn in gt 0 n American light fixture
CM. 1 2«!0 Elden, CM. Garage No. , ~. $3.50. 35mm Enlarger with track car player S. 25 . amplifier & speaker ns. typewriter $20. 4 shower hanging with l 1 • ?' 1 e
CAR top Ski carrier SS. 6'6"
"I'mtpest llkls wtth blnden
S25. MK 650 Slalom water
Jlkl SlO. ~rd S15. Oki
trnt, good condition $15,
Sea.nt \l'Uher SlO. Searg gu
dl)'tt excellent condition $15.
2 VW rims $1.50 each. Nev.•
Sean saw table, electric $7.
2014 A!l!KI, 0.1 646-6S89.
ONE nil'n wooden kayak,
about 12' long, good con-
dition $20. 6~ll8
DU~bed table and studio
bed/couche1 wllh bol11ter
back $25 each. 552-'TMO.
Unlvt>rslty Park, frvlne.
MAN'1 \l"On1an'• bowllng
bnl\1 8Jld hag $10 l'8Ch
Coleman lantern and stove,
new $25. Hoover electric
hroom. 1iew St!>. '2 Alttl
security boxes S."> each.
Flshina: l"eel 11.nd pole $5.
Harbor ?i.1oblle T ra 11 ,. r
Parlt 1535 SUpcrlor No. 27.
64M15.1
'63 PONTIAC hood, grille
tmd b u m p e r S8-Sl0.Sl0.
Americad Standard
Encyclopedia, 2 comple1e
set11 $18 Fry cooker $4. Olds
-chrome and tire• $1 Good
carburcton, quad rt Jet ,
A.F.B. for Holley $2-$15.
Chevy 6 Jui wheels and tire
S6. Schwinn tandem bike frame, complete $25. Mod
style dreiw:s and outfits for
tall ladlew, everything for
110 1626 Newport D\vd., CM.
1Mike Spa.ee T-4.
tABLE $1!i chairs $2(). Fruit
Jan. $1 . Sat-Sun. 2 9 2 4
!Wwond:c· -"CM"--~= 2ROT'A'RY mowers ~10.
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T\VIN bed SX1. Ore1!ll'r $25.
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aame $5. E nd table $15.
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LADIES and boy's clothing,
14-16, SOc-$1. -
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2ZU Anaheim Ave., 0.t 10, 9-5. 646-4712. IWET suit, fUll length with ==~nga1r1~~r~' ~~ ~~.rn~n~~e cs,~tt~el~ ~7~. bar--IH:ue $10 . ~~tsS3$J~i4~ c:~ ~d: :kln:e~~t~::als~~de.ei
Table $20 Barbeque $4. WEOOEWOOD gas Ktove <I arms. new $25. 6 '2 '' board motor stand $2.50. 2 pa.lnting with antique gold'1J -=G~ALLO"·~-N-a-quarl--um--wl-th $6. 3910% OWmel Pl., N.B. l'Ondition $25. 35mm slide
Wheeler Bar $4. Saturday burner, Rottslerie oven' -surfboard $10. G42-0843. stadium chairs $1 ea. 2 trame $7.50. Small bookcase st d hood vel 673-1603. holden 75c Webar record
and SUnday. timer, chrome top, m .. SEAR'S family ex~ S25. n1edlcine cabinets with ex· $9. 8 day v.'indup wall clock ,i,~ 'Metal' =~$1. BLUE & green 8' couch & player ~·lb radio 13.
OINETI'E octagon table $20. avail Aug. 30th. 494-040'l. oow assembled, ea s Y cellent miITOrs Sl ea. Bird $7.50. AKAi tape recorder Crib & mattress $20. Hair matching chair. Rcversable Steroopho · port a b I e
4 white high back chain $15 Wl-IITE muslin drapes, lots atorqt, portable. 646-4712. feeder SI. 2 suitcases $1.50 cl':?;:'.:.='979-81~::'.!0l)t~. ~-,..--,--dryer $4. Tra.iler mirron; $4. C'Ullhlons $2S ea. Chevy record pl $3. Small
each. & lots! 5' length S2: pr. TIRES. 70QxlS, 6 2 S x 13. ea. Used green carpet & SPORTS car bucket seats one Tan1c vacuum cleaner $15. trailer hitch, heavy duty electric thermostat hMter
GE stainless Sleet range $25. w-tnaverae rod 644-7183. mounted $2. 75 e a c b • pad. about 8x15 $5. 9xl2 good one poor both for $1.S. 100 ft. e.lectrlc cord SS. 20" $20. 642-2994. 7Sc. Child's boolte:r clWr $1.
oven .$25. Oishwuher $25. ACCORDIAN door, brown 556--0777. ;;;11 1~nchand P8-dj0
1 match One pair of medium duck window tan $10. Hollywood MOWER, Scotts Deluxe 18", Roller skGates $1 each..0 llonkB11 Push mower $15. Mesh vinyl, $10. 644-7183. BABY crib, like new $15. · ,.. reco,;i ng tape feet xlnt condition $4. Cox bed frame SS. 8' vinyl pool silent, adjustable heights, 50c-$1. ames 5 c-·
playpen-.$20 Drapea $5420. High chair SS. 548-9845. with 900 teet on 5 ltlCh reels slot car & new controller $4. Black white 19" TV $25. hand power, newly sharpen· Kitchen utensils, pans. and ~
Toys l0c-50c Ch . 1 d , LARGE round chrome high used once, 75c ea. New no for both 536-G338. Stand $S. 11•. black/white I ed Sl5. 644--0524. silver serving dishes 5e-$2.
I I 2 I 1 chair $5. Cuckoo clock $3. BAR rtoo11, 30", swivel, 3 for recording tRpe with llXJ _,;::::•.:::c...::====-~ TV 120 847 56 7382 9-5 Sat-Sun 538 Aliso
C Oii\ ng 5()c-• Ladles Red\l'ood patio table & um· SlO, 962--1997. feet on s inch reels i1 ca. C 0 NT~ MJ><?RARY po~e · -31. • 1 San· GOLFERS1 Golf b a 11 Ne~•port Heights. garage I~
clothing 25c-$10. B('cl brella $25. ()>Ord organ&: DRYER. Kenmore gas $25. Bring your cash to 1198 lamp with fired ceramic ta lsabe?I, F.V. i close-out.' 350 near new aUey.
springs $5. 9'7S-0078. 2450 bench $15. I-tot wheels Roto.-Broll rotissrrie $2. DORSET LANE COSTA shades in natural tones $15. TYPIST desk and chair $10. balls lOc to 33c. 219 Poinsel· ~~====,-,==::-
Bowdoin Pl. CM spcedwRy set $.1. Play n' 3359 Marigold Cir. CM. MESA, BEHIND TH E\.:0536--03~:;::38::.·______ Clock radio SlO. Sleeping tia CdM DISH\\'ASHER $2), 968-5874.
BRIGGS and Stratton PQ\\'cr show phono-projector $7.50. SUnflower to Fusch i a PANTRY itARKE.i' ON 4 CUSTOM made upholstered bag, heavy duty $10. Lamp SE_:C:O.A'-R;:.,=,'°w-a~te-,-.. ~,~,ene-r-,-w-,-,· I COUOIF..S, 6' lime green, 1'
mo\\-et' $15. Lucerne counler Childs upholstered rocker 556--0149. RAKER AND r~AIRVlEW bar stools, light gold; high $5. Hand and garden tools $127. $25. Playpen $7. York blue $25 each. 1970 Norge
top dishwasher, \\'Orks on SS. l\1\Il'my lire engine $7. Sp AN 1 SH Mediterranean ROAD . back with S\\'ivel seats x.lnt $10. Patio furniture $10. air cooditioner from Wards washer, avocado $ 2 5 · Y.'a~r p~~~ S10 Oilld's JU?Un~I red v.·~d $7. OoUs styled comer table or end CROSS bow DJ. 1'~ord 3 condition $25 each. 968-0775. 846-2549. $25. 64.;-3001. 551-5736, Irvine. ~le "!1th a~le.ki ~~a~ ~~ ;"~~ Sa&:°us ~ 0 0 ~n: toy: table, dark wood, like ne\v speed tran11mlsslon $5. Holly GIRLS bike ~. 9£iS..5874. TWIN bed with fl'ame good TiffiEE 8 ply trailer tires ELECTRIC dryer S 1 0 •
$10 Hanging glass amber miscellaneous kitchen items condition $15. 6 <I 6 -0 1 9 1 . & Rochester carburetors DARK room iten1s. contact S22. Print couch cover with and wheels, size 7c 14, 5, ~548-:;::.=.27:.c48e.,.---~-=
lamp $5. Old p h 11 co 25e-$3. Set of 4 TV trays 2257-B Pomona, CM $5-$10. 24 hour timer SS. 25 rlnters, tnl.ys, lites 50c-$5, cling back like new Sl2.50. brand new $Xl each. Usable RCA Whirlpool washu $25,
AM/FM Hi-ti $10. 2 $1..50. Vicinity of Beach & HOLLYWOOD twin bed $2(1. HP Evenrude outboard with ~mm reels and cans 50c Electric clock radio $5. i50 x 20--8 ply truck lire, good working con d It ion
aluminum yard chairs 50c Talbert, 842-861..1, Sat. ttl 2. Singer portable sewing $~'~; ~tartUelr ,25.~p t>ach. 16mm X(I foot take up ~~m' c;,~:~e~;: perfect casing S15. 50 gal 642-1029. 8AM~M
each. Small ice chest SJ, SUNDAY ONLY: Luggage S5 machine, o~d. but in c"· pla~ic ~ati;'ria.lpo ~~· ~ reels 50c. Copier print or men's jacket size 1.1, new =~~w ~. ~S:~ =Y CAMPER'• portable kitchi?n
Early American foot stool to $7.50, like new. Ridwood celleiyt condiuon $25. Black Sure microphone S2S Mlk~ letter $4. Lewit . vacuu.m $8, Gold double bedspn!ad S20 Coleman propane camp
$4. 2 glass antique kerosene sets $7.50 & $10. Telephone plastic Bubble chair $4. stand $lO. 4 Ford K~ tone cleaner $5, Flshmg reels S<I. Blue/green t w 1 n $25. Tape recorder, 7" reels, stove $20. Portable ll'Ai x 20
lamps SS each. Small elec-dialer $20. Rug knitting 968-7001. mags S5 each. 2 ~me 8:f1d poles . 50c-SL Camper bedspread, almost new s,s. ~ re;>:er ~ R~,:i wtndow tor camper $5. :~fomaft~a~ll !f wall!G ~ machine $20. Dlllhell, poll, CABINET, Hunter green reverse Ford wheels $5 side . m1tTO.rs b\$5 -~~ 968-2969. te.ry/AC tape rerorder $16. 64&-628.5 .. -• psns 50c to $2. Pressure en am e 1 f In Is h w Ith each. Large block Font Alummum adjusta e wl~1 1 ba BLACK & Decker % hp elec· baker $5. Sparklett's bottle cooker s.1. Tables $7.50 10 Magnavo" 1945 m 0 de 1 carburetor manifold $s Call length crutches $10. Antique OAK chest or drawers S25. ~ob:.Jty tte1s ti; ':a1 lrlc edger near ~ $25.
lnecdl.50.s °', uch• c o"v and• r I nchag !nor $20. Old recliner S 15. record player and radio in 496-5526. • auto spot lite $5. 847-3187. .ISlmallllodueb•lck ts.: .. ~-hOeu~ ~all .. ~k $2~wag iamp•$3. ~56~Z..'O.eo71189='co--c-~---
Stonige cab In et S15. work in~ con d It In, .. , CAMERAS Keith portrait · ui;u ........ ox uca ::-: muphotstering $2.-$5. Red Classical records SOc. Elect. 1 7 • • x 3 o • x 31", makes 20 GIRL S 1-Iu.tty bicycle, $l5. 70 ~ roll back S2S. h e a d boa t' d $3. Twin Pape'rbacks SL 858 Joann ~fORSE Outboard motor CQn•
and white Ille card table $3., exerciser $15. Old tur piece decorative lamp table or excellent conchtion $ 2 o. Cnse for Hasselblad $5. bedsteRda SI each. Gar~ St. CM troJs $15. 6T':rfll9.
GE travel iron S2. New 9 ! $15. Bench $2. Old TV & furniture piece S25. Located Dinette, round table wlt.h Dual view finder for 3.'> and cRbinels $5 ench. Soil tiles llave 80methlnR you want to The fastegt draw In the \Vest.
piece salad set $4. ~. ! riidiOI! $l0 to $2.50. Power in BluUs. ~25.52. lea~, fonni.ca top, .f. high RO nim for Retina, Lclcn, JOc ench. ,8'12-11.182. 9141 sell? Clru;a:lfk!d ads do It • , .a Daily Pilot Classified
LADTES bike $5. Child's <'Ord $20. ?i.lotors 14 to S20. 3 MAGS for 1968 Cortina S7 back chairs:. blue/green Nikon R.F. cnmeras $.10. J PolnseUla A\r., t .V. ',=·=·e=ll=·-c"'a"-ll-~=O"W""'642""-=56=7=8=. -..i=-"A"d.'-6'""'Z.."'r;;r""'s:.. ====~.I
Schwinn $5. Rocking !Kne Plumbing 25c lo $1 5. Elec· each. 968-2510. ~pholstery $2.i.1 Selig Nlll· Len_.. for Nil«>n SOmm 1.4 or 21" ZENITH black/\vhile TV !1
SIO. TV $20. H.UJr SlO. lrlcal Z.1C to SI. Small coin-BABY 'Thl . ""··\ .b eniPora.ry chit r, b1u r n 1 cntitax SJ5. 50 nun t .. 2.S lent11 $%>. 6 drll\\'Cr bedroom chest
V11C'Uum $5. Afixmaslf!r S5. prei;ser $5, Tools 25c to $15. ngs. iw n eri s oraflK(' l\Vee'(.I upho stery, ror P·entax <1r l\1lmlya or $25. 3 drawt.l' desk S.15. 2
Mcilal locker SS. 1101 544 Vlclnrln 01 • with mattresses, excellent wal11ut leg~ $25. 640--0iJ6. p kU. $10 J b k l l•mp!!i $4 t"nch Rcglnn floor I ' cOrxllUon S18 each Car bed ra ca · ones rac e · Somerset Lane, NB GENERAL Electric dryer, $lO Double strolltt SS C&.r 2 I '' B &. \V TV $ 2 0 . for nenex camcra:t SS. polisher SIO. \Vooclen oak of·
2 SJNGLE mattresses SS ext'tllcnt rondlUon $2.'). " IK'n'l $3. Jum seai $4. Rl'higp1.11.tor $25. Go Id Syl\•ania Sun Gun two lltf'. de8k $25. Hoover
c11.ch. Armless living room l<I" Chevy Sprint• with tires Playtex llur.te~ .ct $2 l'OUch $20. \\'hlte couch S15. movie lite $6. C.E, movie upnghl VflCUUm $10. 3 Sw\53
chair SlO lqe llvinit room S25 each. 1 bookCMC hl'Rd· warm~ dlshell $1 ench. 2 red brocade chairs $15 lite with hncket $5. Bell \\oodcn plaques S5. Aurora
plctlU"'e $20. Ml'lnlcurin;f .et boo.rd 1win 11.lze m. 586-2666 Tyke bilre S2. Playskooi each. Coffee lttblc and 2 end and llowe.11 three D ste~ skittle pool, new SS. Ca;rom
$3.50. Halr dr')'t!I' $3.50, 2 Call 8»-4954 for headboard. gitaftC $2. 2 Irml muslcal lablea S15, Formica dinette camera S10, tl1ercury rapid board with IU.nd S7. Ohvettl
n.ttan bu stool.I $10 etch. AQUARIUMS Rnd hu Ke mobiles $3 each. Twin boy's $20. 4 chA.lra $S eaeh. 5 \Vind $25. Airqujpt slide pro-portable typewriter ns. 9907
TV table and starxl $8. tropiclll fish containe.rs with clothes l()c...$2. Toys and dnwtr chelt S7. 3 dl'l.Wf'J jector remote control for Continental Dr.. H . B . ,
Reeords 10c-50c. 176 Cecil J;IUI wlndowl: 3 ten atlon girl's clothes Ille-$3. Dlahes, diest $3. Comer desk $5. -1!de trays and Jen.' focu~lng "96z..a505=:e::::::.· ------
Pl. ott 2'2nd A Oranp Ave, $3 each 2-26 1 a,10 n 2 sets unused $15 eR.cb. Bir Trailer brake $5. 2161 $22. Bolex 90norizer rea:ular ONE wheel traJler, fJl,g vw
O.t aquariuni $12 C!acb. 1-31 stools $4 each. 3 milk glus Am,lican Ave., CM 8 mm 90und on film unit $2$. Hitch for VW bumper
BABY crib and matln!as $15. K8ilon a<l\IUlum tr.me $1. lamps $1 ea.ch. 2 window BOY'S Star.'1 Stingray bike, S25. Magnetic *>Und Rdapter $1S. ~. 1
Pl~n SU. m I r r or ed ~ piton containen $8 shades. 5'8" wtde $3 e1eh. allck Ure $15. VW front hood S25. ~11crophone SS. Speaker I EIGIIT "54 Chevy pistons
drnuer $25J.. box •prina and each, 1-90 1allon fish con-8118-8119. 983 Sandcastle, ~. 646-:li8ll. al'ld extent\on . l'Ord S\O. with pin." near new, low
mattnm JlO. Ovmtutted ta.tner, pool $12. 2~ talion CdM. 644-230L GREEN COUOt l25· Match· :::s ao~ro~;;; ~gu~ pcrformant'C S2S. 536-6333.
chair $25. Onlf)CI ~SU. 525 Tal.F. tanka S9 each. 1-70 SNAKESKIN S: Cobra Ing chair $15. Formica tablC! 847-3lS7 per 2 ORA\VER meta.I fllln11:
El Modena, CAl a _Ion T.F. contalneri $10. 8 lenthcr, ffi(, ir;reen nnd $23. Matching chain $.1 . C11binct C!Xt.'tllent condltlon
SUN'OA Y only. &nail Admir· aquarium rumps n ench. fabric backed brown SL t-Rch. Antique milk (.'\\ns Sl5, CUCKOO clock, 40 yn. old, Sl5 Portable bnr $15 I No
et stct'tO with a,ttacht'd .Aqul\l"tum I u ore• cent each. ~7. l\.1inlature JO column'Monroc runs $10 Maple table Lamp, 11~. Hm and wh~I~ to~
11pellken good condition r e 11ect0 n S.l each. GIRL' a Schwinn Stlngra,y $20 calculfltor $25 646--3867 ~hlpJJ WhC!cl s.1.so 4 ltnndl"Jt tt·~vel u·nner S20 2 tiectrll'
IS20. s ' 11 h 11 0 Aquarium O.L"<.'t811Cries 25c::· . • TV trays $.1. JS" .x 29" .,, · · nia eooc , T:x: Smnl movie pm-11utty 3 spet!(f SIB. 546-0300. f..600 x 12 t1~1 116. Whee.ls rnaple liregger mlm>r $UO tans. I al*"· 1 Rt S3. Invalid
blou1t1 Jo.ckels. pant•, j<!clor $13 li'1berglau 210 2 SURFBOARDS 6'6" $10 6' SS. flub capA $4· 1111 Oabun 6+1-lT.\9 . wnlke.r $5. 2 AuitcaSC!s,
blklnl3, white pant unUorm kl! \i ... 1 b' ~• uo 12ui • nnd others. ())~{ $212. nctt.r · · · l..slc-1-$1. Bfftch or ptt;t\n 10 ti JG-12.-SOo-(fllqh. 11 " · ""ammon ~1n· ~. _,. ....... uttd 648-7234 _ OANISlLmuch and umbtclla...ra.~ ·-:.·tu
Popttbecb 10c ea ct\ • O frtp ~~ st. LARGE box t11.blt linen $3.50 $25. Ooth1ng Sc-$1. Books $1.!IO Small trunk $3. 1Jo\\·J. -
Totlstcr '"Id wl\lne ln'in Sl 0.1 1 blk narlh °"119011• .2 Large box bath linen $.1.50. lM d7o c:opltt 125. Ll&ht box 15c each. Car radio $5. Baby Ing ball.~ and lhOica S7.50
tach. Towt'lll 25c r:ach, blkA we11t of Phtce:ntl• altl'.r Large box curtains $3.50, S2S. oldA up to make an al· t'Qr btd $2, Ba.by 10\lcl ....,ts Blnnkt-t 1110Ml«C! b8g $T.so. J
dllbel $c each. Pans 15c ll\AM IOfne nevtt Wiled, a om e !ache cue, never uk'd, ~ 25c Wntlnahouse automatfc 646-1568.. 303 f;. ~h St. CAt.
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Dei."ka, tables, chairs, lamps, washers, dryers, re.frigs,
1nlrrors, plclurtt, brass new warranty. Rt ~ 1 t
bed, cash reaister, com -\\"&Shel'B, & d-ryers trom
modet, sideboard~. c h I n a $39.95, ~.
STOCK TO TUE CEILING like nu, $135. Dog clipper $1. $25. A-1any picture frames, l..8dles "wear, lawnmowrs, St1NO ' ' 836 Greyhound, Bull TetTler, price $5,000 •. OWNER SA·U:; WARDIOUSE FULL 646-2277 misc 276 Sant Isabel C.M bikes, lamps •• 541)..2446' or ka •
WITH BETT£R G ~=-=~~--~8=12 , a ' , -DUE to medical bill I need ?°UPSr.'°·s udlOO._ Ml I XME D 646-S85S. ' II •
FUl'"'"'"rn..:o •r1ge Sil• Jewelry 115 SMITH,..,__ ..• t ;;Jlt:_Noe ost 19' THO'IP50N '---•· w,i • ..,, .. "" -...vna elec. portable aome C'Ssh fa.st!! SO I have Bleeds. OP.EN EVES : " ~.,,.u ......
100'1 of Styles I. Sins GARAGE $al(>. Baby Crib, 12" typewriter, like new. to 81lC1'ifiee a panatonlc 531-5027 boat w/100 h.p. luterceptor
At 'l'remendoul Savi.op tO"S, high chairs, misc babu GENEROUS $75. Gas stove, $25. 95 pc. stereo tape recorder 9 MONTH, A C al 1/0 .drive i~I. tandt'm 1''1.ILL OR T\\11N Box SP""R.CS l~m:J, Port d 15 hIw 1 11", • • set China, service for 12, w/automiillc reverse. Uses s .K. · fem e trailer, Ml 6oat covers,
&: A1ATJ'R£SS $29. J30l'H, comm. slnger sew mach. -SJ:). Bar stools. baby bed, ampex 7~ reels and tapes, BI u e-Mer I e Co 111 e , anchor, IUe ja.ckett. "'ater
ci\blnt.'l:s, chum dishes. GE 16 cu.
Antiques of the World retrigttreci.er, * 22 Rooms of Antique:1 $125. &tZ-<1342
fl. 2 dr.
like new
* From 22 Countries REFRIGERATOR, WHting-
1957 Nev.•port Ave. house. Large. Good oondi-
Costa Mesa 548·9033 tion $50. or best otter &57-3892
SALE -PkfvATE BRAND new ref:rig. Just
COLLECTION ANTIQUES: purchased tor $331), moving 150 YR old pegged table, Pr. F..ast, n1ake offer. 846--0962.
commodes, wicker rocker & B ·1d1 M I -• \\oickcr !Win beds & match-UI "I • 4terla 1 -
Ing bureau, 2 oak chests. • Surplus au1&d1no
Persian, Ch~~. Navajo ~1ATERIAL -llYJO's of NEW
rugs, marble top !able, ITEAIS! Doors, htmber, pJu. Porcelain. lmati. 1 9 1 4 "' record player, etc. Until W'Xld, .alum sheeting, mold·
Id b I 4"'\"o2 Ing, Wlndows, etc.
"' • Yapp ~ ~---BUILDERS SURPLUS ANTIQUES 2406 So, Main SL, S.A.
New a.niVBJ 40' container ~ton lhru Sal 10-5
tl'Om Boston at sale pricet1. ~--71_4°~546-__ 1032 ___ _
Open 7 days 10 10 5 Peach Cameras &
& Co. Antiques, 2332 New. Equlpm•nt 808
port Blvd., CM . 642-2523. ---'--'-------
Al\'TIQUES, brass & iron
beds, glass,. lighting, furn ..
collectibles. Aug. 18th &
19th, 10-4 P.~1.. 2921
NIKON F 1.4 tens. Filter in-
cluded. Only used twice .
6Tr39TI.
Furniture 810
Red\\•ood, C.J\1 .
NAVAJO rug 8'xl3'. Black, OFFICE Desk, \\1alnut, good
gray, white & red. Xlnt cond. $90. Ma~, bo:t
COnd A
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, __ , •-c springs, ·frame, · $10 rompl. ' ppra _. .......,.,.,. · 642 2-98
Young, Rm A-31, Jamaica ,cc=-=l =-~~---lnn, Crl~f. 673-8120. 5 PIECE full Bedroom set.
'JWO 19th Centw-y original antique white, ( m i r r o r ,
oil paintings on canvas of headboard illClded.) 673--2103
M8.1ia Montez. $22QO for pair, FlRJ\1 Kingsi.ze bed w/head·
6~ b:>ard. Lite Oak Bedroom
PINE icebox Sl-25. Child's _se_t._!SO~_e_ac_h_.~84_1_-_1946 __ _
roUrop desk S45. EXTRA nice Italian Proven·
673-1658 ciaJ Bed rm suite. 673 ~•o BUILDING going do~· n ! ..,..,,,
Must sell everying! 1550 S. BEAUT Rattan couch &
Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. chaise lounge, an Ii q u e
BRAS5 Beds. Dresser. mir· v.·hlte. $100, firm. 968-2840.
rors, chrs, clocks desk CONTEMPORARY Thomas-
w/cylinder roll. 645-1446. ville King size Bedroom set
Appliances 802 ~=~*"""84002-.;,73:c16"*'---
* OFF-white 9' sofa. in ex-
·71 C.E. Uptight lree:rer, 16 cellent. condition. $ 5 0.
cu. ft. Xlnt cond. $250 firm.. 644-4994.
9SO 17th St., 11.pt C., Costa MOVING KINC SIZE BED
Mesa. for sale
Renf W•shers/Dryers * 673-7893 *
$2. Wk. Full maint. SOFA $.ill Beautiful, 2 years * 639-1202 * old. l\'lust sell.
\Vant ad results .•... 642-5678 673-2347
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A CON\1£Nl£NT SHOPPINC AND
SEWJNC CUIOE FOR THE
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For 1n ad In Woman's World
Call M"Y Beth 642·5678, oxt. 330
Girl Scout Uniform Newest fOr Men!
9:»'AS "9. CHAIRS $79, llxl4 Sears tent, 3 burner e REWARD e high chair & misc. trems. includes l speeds, 2 stereo ~~~~ .. • cpeh:: ~ i (4) skis, current reglatrations, I BEDROOM SETS, CX>M· camp stove, folding picnic 536-8874. speakers, headphones, 15 ' etc, $875. 64~ PLET ~ WlTfl BOX bl k I 6 h pre recorded tapes & blank lat places. $200. or terms,""' 1973 •-· lb 1 '. l:i ta e, new po er lb, c rm TWIN clectr1c Adjust-a-bed, 646-nl.7. .w • cus~n rg 8 '
SPRINGS A MAT'I"R&SS bar stools, 2 lrg wonder For return or any 1n-I club chair web be r reels • all -equipment is . Lyman ~_Jip.--fWC V.S.
.$89, SOFA & 1.0\l'E SEAT horses, jwenile 1et l%'ll: fan, formation leading to return baN>-que tJi,!c liO'een brand nu. asking $275 or AK~ Silky Tenier Pups, alps Laealf, \l'Jllo .. , depth ln
$ll9, KING SIZE B£D. toaster, misc. 2243 Pacifie of a gold four leaf clovE-r clolhes ~ashP.r & eleci make offer. 846--5494 Slariine bred-0\a.mp sired. ~-1or, DJ.... water temp ,
ROOM SET $139 DINETTE Ave., C.l\1. pin, approx _ 2 inches in clothes dryer, 64&-Snn, caJI RCA, Zenlth & Sylvania color Pet & Show stock-$150 to $250 teak swim step ·,
TABLE & 4 ct-iAIRS $39.00. SUPER garage 1 a 1 e ; diameter, with j ewe I e d bet 4 & 7 pnl TV & stereos. Largest Odorless & no shedding,'" Ou"Tugge~ bait tio.s:-Jm' •
GAS STOVE $59, REFRIG-Compton Ency!. set 1960 horseshoe tn center: al!lo, 23 .. CONSOLE color TV SlSO selection In So, CaJU. Prfced Call 557-4672 mac. Pvt Pty, IWHi.'J;.14. ··
ERATOR ~. CUARAN· two 1Vs, l\.fagnavox color gold locket (wu on chain), Xtra lrg hatch cover lhl-blk less than. the discounters AKC miniature dacMhtinda, ANNUAL 1\110 SUfrtMER
TEED \VASl-lERS, ORY-combo, X Zenith BfW, approx. the size of a nickel, v.'OOd $JOO. Lrg, hvy picnic w/3 yr p1ctui:e tube, l yr champion stock. Black-Ian, clearance sale. Fantastic 1
ERS $59 EACH, OOFA rotisserie sec. sofa, green, inscribed lll script, FLA. tbl & bncbs $65. "Compact" parts It seIVIce. Antennas itahogany, 5 \\'ks $85. savings on our lnventory ot
<:liAIR, 3 .TABLES, 2 tvnPwriter, Uoncl train, These are deeply trea.sured vacuum clnr ~. 6~ •174. 1n s ta11 e d . a t c .o st 962-3292. now & used boats. No reas. , Ul>!PS ALL~~ SOf'A • _,,.-family mementos & the losll ..,,,, ,,,.....,. , w/p .. -1 I ,_. • ... ~-.:r. • bookcases etc. 10.S Sat. & is irttplaceable, PLEASE, 700 Lldo,Pk Dr NB (No 10) ....... iase t requu"l."\.I, AKC Boxer Puppy, Brindle ottr. refused, Mega Boat LOVE'SEAT, & TABLES. Sun 1919 Alsuna Ln. H B ='7-"=.,:.,::.::;;·=::c:=·.::::c Cash 90 Plan or terms to 36 fem ate Ch a mp Ion Cente• 1~ Neo..,.,..,...,11 Blvd 2 I..Ai.\fPS H'_ l · · · ' Pl$ASE help i! you ha\'e SIX antique oak chairs, n10. ABC Color TV, 9021 · · .JJ" ·r-'•
TER CHA.~~ECAJR • ~ ;s,St. Utica, La CUesta any Information -642-3ffi9 stenorette and stenotype Atlanta or 19046 Brookhurst background. Good price. 0.1. 646-6269 or 646-0539. '
CARD, FINANCING AVAIL. Eves. & w~ends, niachines, lady's automatic Huntington BeAch, 968-3329.' 968-202(). '69 STARFffiE. 20', 1/0 1 REPOSSESSION CENTER CHfLDREN's clothes, ldng M --i-sc~.-,-,.~n-oo~u~.~~-8-l-8 calendar Seiko watch * S S I I * OBEDIENCE Clhs1 to start A1erc, '69 Walton trlr, hdrlc r
619 E 4th St Santa Ana headbQard, toys, games. 536-8357 ' ummer pee• \Ved., Aug 29, 7:30 p.n1. in brks. SS rad .. 300 hrs 'IT,
Dail." io to 7 * Sundav 11 ., bikes, llarbie clothes, ID-Fi. THE FERNERY MUST sell K'i bed D' Rebuilt-Picture Tube .the Irvine/NB area. absolutely inunac! \YUi help "' "' ..,, office chr's, sporting equip. ng • in., $87 S0-21'' 2511 C I * ~ * finance. New car trade-In. ' l\IOVING to Mobile Home + misc Sal/Su 11 t 4 Fl pl h divan, steroo console Sony ' or 0 or """"' t Bre ·~ -J · n. 0 O\Vers, ants, nice l · ings paintings, m.ln'·-mac' hineit' * 2 YF~ \VARRANTY BLACK Poodles, U'g Tova, 2 •v,Jvta 0 a ~4o).I, Mu:n sell antique dJnina Pl\t 1887U Sllllta Mariana, alao Bo·~quc ~. In ' ' u-e. uu & mech tools, cameras pro-stallation Available n'lOs old, Femlaes. 646-0142: CHF.cK TilJS! ~e~l!~ v":!ltelo=~ gl:; F'V. ~. Wattiz= ~ jectors, 642-8277 or &i.-s2l.4 Rire's Television Serv!Cf" aft 5 543-1022 ask !or Russ. '72 TAHITT 16' 140 h.p. Mere ~
top coffee table, yellow q~~fi~ Sa::-1~ ~ M~: SprCads 'TI HONDA, 350 Dirt Road formerly Mesa North Center . AKC Standard Poodle Pups. Cru~. 1/0, A renl beau· '
vinyl couch & more. See at 2905 N Bl d NB Bike $295. Color Tv 23" 1 Bick S.. Df Baker 546-&lO'l Show or pet, from $75. S1ud l.y, like new. $2595. ~ Donnybrook, C. M. ~~1=:· =~1~'::~ Next doo~~n ~N'B~r i t $65. Roberts Tape Player open 9-5 <6 days) service. 832--5478, 893-4Z8 847~ ~ . i
540-1189. ' fan. Misc. 2'll4.2 Capistrano 675-FERN $95. Gretch Guitar. 10 speed 23 INCH console $27.50. 24 BEAUTIFUL silky terrier 35 OWENS Sport Fish, f
4 ROQ?i.15 of gd tum . ..nun. Ln, H.B. (Magnolia & Ban-Sl'EREO. Qua d a f e c 1 _ 4 Bike. 642-9107. inch easy vision Hoffman fen\ale pup AKC $125 Flybridge, blmini top, Nice, I
Pt\y. din. tbl & pads, 7 occ. ~l. matching high etticiency BEAUTICIAN'S AKO l\Ian-con;:te~-t!t lndl~ 673-n:.6 • . . Offer. 61"".>-8990 I
uphlstrd chrs, COtK:h, 3 GA.RACE SALE. s peak er S ~ 150 \Vall ~-kin •1 Perfect for ~ith $55 50 19 inc~ remote * Miniature Schnauzer * Bolts, Rent/Chilrt'r 908 1 beaut. mlm>l'S, Ot1ental & 1861 Bayport \Vay, NB A 1\-1/FM/MPX Receiver, o...\l:imetc;:i ogy student_ Ideal control ftcA Table niodel Stud Service -I
domestic rugs. Bdrm set + bet'l\·een Tustin & Irvine. Gamm! professional size Salon display. $40. 646-1476. color $149.50. \.\'1ite's TV 644-4390 57' LUXURY Yacht-enjoy I ~~&i~.r-For S & info, Some new ·camping gear, turntable, 8 track tape deck. BROWN ColoniaJ Wingback Service. 548-4011. 1.fALE AKC Reg. l year old harbor or other cruises. Cati ,
sleeping bags, coolers, etc. Still brand new in box and sofa, very comfortable $45. SACRIRCE Irish Setler. $15. for rates. fl) TI4/84fJ-'lS31
EXCEPTIONALLY c le an Glassware -odds and ends. guaranteed. \Vilt sacrifice Kenmore vacuum w/all at-963-1584 or {l) 213/430-m30. '
dining set. Danish modem. Sat-Sun., ~Pl\-1 all for $127.?.6. or for small lach $2l. 557-5089 aft 5 A Panasonic stereo tape DOBIES AKC Cropped Bolts Sail 909 l! ~!d:-" 40~a!~!:Sn:r96~~li l\iAPLE din. till., 2 \\llndsor monthly p;cyments, ca 11 PANASONIC 14" TV, S50 ~rder with automatic v.-'Orrned, s001S, 6:16-767011---·-------
arm and 5 side chairs. chairs, conunode, lamp, credit manager 893--0SOl. l\f a g navox slereo/radio, reverse, Speakers, head-eves. 546-4370 Days. ISLANDER 32. Modified to
Taupe upholstered seats baby access. l\-1 ate r nit y * AUCTION * console. $75 4' glass top cof-phones-lots of tapes. Bst of-YORKSHIRE T 1\1 34, S Bgu + Spin-roller
SlOO cash, no checks, clothes sz. 10. Cood men's Fine Furniture fee table. $30 644-1992 lr. 84&-5494 Sire: Tiny Int.~'. \Viid:f~ Reef e I e ct w ate_ r
&44-1739 clothes s7.. 42. l\lany misc. & Appliances PATIO Sale -1\1}.g. 18th & 19th. TV-COMBO, Zenlth 2-1" color Keepsake. 8 wks. 838-l38'1 Fathorome1er, 0 pt Is at I,
items. Sat lo-5; Sun. 1-5. A ti F~d 1 30 Household · rewelrv, misc. tv, AM/Fl\f radio & reco.w geared. wlrx.i1es, dodger , I FOR sale, unfinished .... -. 5812 Sle-ea .. l-'ne uc ons .• , ay, : p.m. "IAA~1 Cal '' ., '" HorMS 856 ~-ROF Own ~13n ....... -~ .. ,. ' . ~· w· d • A t" B .>"f'fl le Naranja, Capo player in xlnl rond. Must rau...,, er, V lior '
$50. crib $40, Corner group REFR.IG, tv, dryer, ski &. in y s uc ion arn Sch. 49&-4659. seU. S400. 842--0762 BRAND new Hobie 1 6
& xtra table $100, dinette · · fi1 bl t ......,.,.,, "'"" ,,...,,., NICE ho nttd $75. plus dishes & misc. camping equip, . e ca ne ' ...,,,,JAi Newpoi;t. CM ~ RECORDING tape special! 001.0R TV cons o I e' . r:se .s someone Tangt>rlne yellow ~·/)'f'll '
Hu 11 t t ngton Continental snow chains, vacuum, n1isc Behind Tony s Bldg Mat l. Several 100 reels Of new/ l\-1otorola. AM/FM radio, to rid~ him &: share half of pe.neled sails w/trlr. $2100. l
19772 Claremont Ln, HB items. 3379 Mrrigola Cir, ~ used tape 50c·Sl. 1198 Dorset stereo turntable, $300./best boan!lng e-xpenses. Nancy vruue will !ICll S 1 5 5 0 .
(Brookhunt & Adams) 0.1. Sat 9 am. 557-1300; 100/o OFF Lane, 0.-1. Sal. only. offer, 492-5607. 493-l559. 646-7866 645-t2Zl
MATCHING red / ornn&e / 557-6838 With This Ad MOVING & STORACE 2 LANCER SC6 Speakers. ll YR. Sorrel Mare, Ena-. H-28 CATOi, Very best cood t
Pink stri ...... cotton, sat''''"' GARAGE Sale -Open ho~e AU furniture, appllan...,, Ll\Vesl rates in area $250 each new. $100 each W~ $350. Saddle bred Gt-Id 4 cyt inbrd. Asking $11.,500 f ,..._ '""'' Harbor View Homes. Sat 968--476S 11'-yr Eng. \Vest $300. 8' F/G dinghy. Good tor drapes, rover 12'xl07, Kq:: Aug. 18th. 1992 Port eta.ridge TV's, Jrunps, toys, clothes, now. Xlnt. 673-1643. 962-ZW! O/B, inspect·& offer. 675-8900 I
size dusl ruffle, 2 bolsters, Pl, N.B. ~e g I ass & misc. Ends 8121. USED BOCEN P.A. Amp. 60 watt, XI.NT w t traU ho 8 ~""'"=""'""-""'c.c~=
in new rond., hanging lamp, decorator cotfee tbl, girl's USABLES, 2560 Newport USe w/horns or speakt"r!. old es ei¢din s· 26' LUDERS 16 Sloop j
pink bed spread &: head bike, much more. 644-1127. Blvd., CM. Tues. thru Sal. Any ohms $100. 847-4Tl2 ~ r g, uper ''Cat's-Pa\\'," xlnt racing J
board. 6Tra:l73. APPLIANC ~ 1.tEMBERSHIP t Irv' I F t v I s ispocsitlon. 644--I211 record. 2 sets sails, ofb, ES, furn, crpts, · 0 ine ,.. o •OU lrl YR. Registered Thoro. $1800. 675--0781 I MOVING -Solid Birch 4 rec vehicles. 11,.fon-Sat. Come Coasl Country Club for sale. . . Geld I $385 N poster dble bedstead like see l.ving. 1970 \Vallace, M uf , S $1200 529-9991 · w tack, · e\Y RHODES 33-Classic racing I nl'w STa Bcaut"'""'st dble box c ,1 be Harbo Pl an acturer s ale! EVER. 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 saddle $1$. 963-1972. chanlpioll "HANAHULI." _,.~ ·•• · I. r & acen· Bikinis, CO'\'er-ups, long & E.ST & J ennings \\"heel 9 \'R GELDING spring & mattress nearly tia. shon halters. s.........-ial oct.-as-chair, $70. Almost new GER'IAN S'-phe ' S \riled. S300 w/tack. Top condition. $6500. Ph: new $50 each, baby porta-r--· hearing ald $l50 546--4Z.l6 " •K" rd fem 112 P • · 673-1232.
crib & nlattress like ne,v, HONDA 160 cc $175. Adler ion dresses. Sat's only 10-S, · · yrs old, spayed. Ne<eds a ~~~~C~a~il~84~T-~!J88.l~~~·~il'24""'. ~1~96=,'-=co=Lu=M=B~IA~,-,t-and-I $15. 536-7487 elec. typc\\Titcr $80. 10 spd 703 \V, 16th St., Costa l\lcsa M'sceJ11neous good hon1e, friend I y. bike, bunk beds. many (Corner or 16lh & Supetiorl Wanted 820 493-7700 up •roon\, 3 sail!!, 018, DUNCAi~ Phyfe Table, 4 others. 20271 Bayvie\\', S.A. I -""' llt.f] hinged mast, needs paint. chrs, $99.50. Twin beds $58. llgls. 545-59S9 WANT POTTER'S -7 SHf'.P I Collie I Lab ~ti.x llllme r . It $3600. 546--0721 e•e1 1
Dblt" bed $55. Buffet $99. Puppies, 6 v.·ks old, 20142 . 4 1 ITlfl 18' .. u1eu Ou · Go 1' ANTIQUE Victorian marble GARAGE Sale: lBJ\f Exec. $600 l\IINK jacket, $300. WHEEL 8ayvi('\\' Ave., S.A. Hgts. i•uu.. tngger, n-
top dresser, 125 Yl'S old S275. t)'))e\Vriters, desk, r i I es, Lovely green cusl. made 49+-4l26 557-809.i dohl Type, like ne\\". 200 Slf· J
344 Ocean, Laguna 494-3315 chairs. misc. Sat 1()-4. 131 drapes, 94x224", $10 0. * CASH I Id bl . TO ood ho ft __. Bo•ts, General 900 !!,,. ~~ on trailer $<195. Commercial \Vay, C.M_ No. 24'tx68" mirror, $25. S"x4B" -or o ue Jeans, g n1e neult:1~ .,,.,......,LO. !
BLONDE Dining Suile • 6 40. mirror, 115_ Up rig h l Levi's. 1664 Nev.'port Blvd. dcclat\'ed male Siamese, & WAN1'EDI 1'10NTOO~IERY 12 sallboflt chairs, glass front china Su ite C. C.J\1. f\1on-J.Yi. female Siamese. ~1775. 1
• ' I bl d 1 1 ble ( SMITH OJrona port ab I e vacuum $18. Llke new floor l:l' long, brand new, ln
ca net, rop ea ta ex-typewriter, 18 hp Evlnrudc pol!s her -waxer,$20. CHILD'S PLAYHOUSE F'El\-fALE Collie, loves Character Baals• 64\\·~~11 once. 642-1591 or j
lends I~ 6~~125.-. \\'ilh controls, furniture, 963--1972. * &6.1064 * children Free to good home, ..rv" ~
electrostatic c o p i e r , 5 M 495-5269 P C t « XI cond. EARLY Calif. dining set, 4 families. 345 E. 19th St. C~f NE\V ?.ficro-Wave OV1?n, $295, usical Instruments 822 LOVABLE 1 yr old, o ... nae a ' noiJ.'OC.i nt
chrs, oclang. table, 1 leaf, n-g. $500. Walnut dressers, al ·~'6 Oiaracter boats needed for
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i.,... ~·~·Z ·~··:--: '~)--...~~,;._ oak veneer. From studio K. RUMMAGE Sale, Sat/Sun $25 & S35. Lamps $25 & $15. '56 GIBSON Les Paul Special m .e cat, altered, shots, box lhe Annual Olaracter Boat 673-2339 ~ orig. Nev.' cost $500, take fro1n 9-4:00. SI. Joachim Mink Stole $185. Walnut & 1.tany Xtras. Orig. pts. Also trained, 6~4--0139 aft 6 PM. Parade on Saturday, Augll8t 32• COLUl\-IBIA Sabre. fg
f!est oUer. 831 _2777• Church. 1964 Orange Ave, naugh. card table & 4 chrs Must see to believe, $400. ·n FREE cute kittens & 25lh. Unusual 0 r ex-racing sloop. Sleept 4. $4600. 1 C.~J. $45. King bed set & head-Sendtt.. Stratoca.stet. Blnd, Jull grown.mother lraordinary boat.ii or boats 84i:-3445 . _
5 PC. i\l/Br set. $.175. Dbl 'G°'AR~A~G~E~'~SALE~~.-3~F~AM~ _ brd, $150. Refrig $85. Area s unburst, humbucking, e 54S-lllil e decorated to this year's 18. CAT. Trailer, sails. ex. 9190 r ~=~.PY SI~ 2'/d~~~ig~ ILlES. SAT. & SUN. GREAT Grugs, niisc. M&-Ol4.7. ~~ etc. TMty! $2'ZS. SML ~fale Poodle Schnauzer ytheme'., ''nle S win g Ing tra.<1. Xlnl cond. $1K>O or best
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\ ~ cubes, $7.50 ea. Ca 11 VARJETY! OING out of Business · haCi 1 distemper vac. Loves ears. Contact Newpon offer, 66--0258
1!7. -'-. &W--OSOl 2320 Cornell, C1'1. Lamps, well p I a cq u es, BOGEN P.~ .. a1np. 60 v.-·att, people 551-1498 J-lartx>r Oiamber of Com-16. FIBERGLASS Contender >'£~ . . HOUSEHOLD lte X1 t metals, oils, sculpl, etc. U3e \\'/horns or spakers. UNUSUAL A tr! She I merce al 644-8211 er ..i... ·1 lik I ~ ,.. THOMASVILLE \\'alnut Din. ms ' n Everythi"i' must go, lowest Any ohms $100. 847-<lm us · P· + drop by the office at 270 uca.JUl l'r · e n e w · , N,..,"<{, ... ~ . tbl \\•/8 chrs. + Buffet. rond din. rm. set & hutch Prices. We r I em a n n hound mixed pups, black Newport Center Drive In the $800./0ffer. 962-0789 7364
~:· ··,. ;,· Also 3 PC sectional sofa, dbl refrig. & misc. 842--0'281 Originals 1200 North Coast 4 PIECE drum set, complete Jonghaired kittens. 645-6!ll8 Design Plaza. A fun ex-16' WINDl\-flLL. trailer, all
?.-fake offr. 3065 Johnson H.B. Hwy, Laguna Beach, Ca. with zildjian cymbols. Best S?.1ALL spayed dog l'il yrs perlence and a rommllftity rigging, mint cond. 5•15-403j, ~A:CvC,ecc"co=CocMc., ~~~~-~ GIANT Back lo School Rum· ANTIQUE Pine Kitchen tbl. offer. Ray, 84&-481D. old. Cood tem~pnt. service for all \\·h 0 1859 UUnois, Cofita Mesa
:.: T\VIN beds attached lo pale mage Sale, Sal. Aug 25-9-3, $40. Antq. pipe smokers GIBSON amplifier Si'S. Sure Used to children. 548-0SO!l. participate. 14' HOBIE Cat w/trallcr;
grttn, upholstered Kingsize Terrific prices. tilO \Vesl cabinet $20. Used oriental ~~ .. ~ •land $15. COCK-a-poo puppies, 6 \\'k. CAPTAIN seeks 'Anman, $900.
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Headboard \\'/matching 18th St .. CM Jf. Women carpet. 9xl2 $45. Dark red · ...,.,..--....w old. Call aft S over 30, as shipmate for *64~:u6'7*
custom spreads, 1'>$ 1 O O. W Ht R LP 0 0 L Port. carpet. 9x12 $30 •+ h-fisc. THOfl.tAS organ like new, ac-* 673-1975 * ~rid. sailing cruise. Share SABOT No . 2601, all lbrgls
S.19--050i dishwasher, Kenmore gas 54l>-0303. cordian rontello 120 hue, DOBERMAN Cbllie 0'05I 3 life, tunes, experiences. ex· w/new sails. Good cond,
TEAK Ik'dnn set Finest dryer, + much more. 16632 --~~------otter, 96S-8622 Fem. look like Dobies pe~. Foreign Language $150. 673-8392 Lucia Ln. HB Sat 18. DEMOLITTON Sale, 9 Al\f, FENDER Amp, 4-.10 • * "'" •-* capability and/or sall""~I~~~.~~--~-~ Danish Construction. Like Aug 19 Plumbing, doors, ~'' . ..16 * * 6 8 Aqua Cat 12'
nl'\\'. Triple dress. bachl GARAGE SALE -\\1indo:ws, lumber, electric, 8~-963-CoOO~od.$l40. BEAlITlFUL black&: white ~~9i;c~ou~f~uta1le~~O. 645-3007w/hand trAallt:;rm'eBctl oUer1 _
chesl, bedside tbl & lamp. Everything goes cheap! Sun Man• 'Ilse Items, 11,· Popp• -t S ed & hot G ' •••• 11).3 402 Iv Ba S Balboa _, " _, ca ' pay s s. teat * BOAT IVAXING * ·v--S300. 6T.>-.'i206 · · Y t., Ave, Cdl\I FENDER Vibralone Ext d' -.:ft -"AA r.162 Penin. -~~~-----Speaker pn· ced for . 1spos11....,n. U'ff""" . Exp. Qua.I. materials u.sed. ~OCK Sabot No .. 34 iO--Rac. ll ATT,.\N glass top liv, din 8 FAMILIES Q U J LT S-Old and 1 1100 -"A-" A=o quick 6 AOORABLE Housebroken y,1u 1 do on trailer, or in slip. ng nu Ullman Sail, S300
! room set. 10 Pf' oak din set, i · · -3 cribs, baby n ev.·-Re11;son.able. Anlique sa e. · ~ Kille bl k & hit 6 * 6~ 0 •29 *
b 't I b'k ~h ... A ns, ac w e, 979-1451 eves. •.rv'I con1bo 81~ la le saw. 1 en1s, urn., 1 e, w...,.,..,r, picture•-Old trunk, sil ver Offt'co Furniture/ ks 67° 0 •52 %'' ..
'· •¥ ~. bed & t Sa /Sun. .,----'" • .>-.l't • 12' ALUMINUM boa!. •-ar's COLUJ\.1BlA 34 eo-at -I '!· blck/\\·ht TV's, ntisc. 14.IM;I '"J'er, e c. I Sl't for 8 (Diana) 1004 E • 8 4 = ~ _, Paul \Vay, \Vestminster. 9-5, Los Amigos Clr., H.B.. Primrose St. CM~ quip. 2 TROPICAL plants & lree1: 3.5 HP outboard. All ac-Placentia, Costa ~tesa S80(IQ
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jumper, hlOUJ>e, l'lastic·11·ais1 SE\'t:l"o"Tl'·Yl\'I".: CENTS
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GA!\lE' Table \\"-4 brange GARAGE Sale, 8/18-8/19 . ..PING-PONG table, I 9 5 6 EXEC swvl chrs $15/25 Sec Dracaena, .Bird of Paradise, cessories incl. 6 mos. old. or ix':st offer.
chairs, never used, \\-"On on Bed_, laf>!? deck: walnul Ford pickup running boards, chrs SS/24 Desks $20/90 etc. Yqu dtg. 548-2748. $250. 833-0495. * INT'L 14/lrlr, nu paint &
TV show. CO!lt $59'7. Best of-chair, la~ies clolh1ng. 14592 chrome-rims, gas tank, Pierce 867 W 19 CM 642--3408 SPRL~GER Spaniel, Mother BOAT trailer, 4 ton capacity, vamJsh, glassed hull, $485. •
fer. 494-3150 or 494-9933. Oval, Irvine 551--0708. speaker boxes, MZ-8618 p· /O 826 and Puppies. CUte, 4 Wks, tandem wheels/brakes. 494-2696 or 675-3334.
MOVING G I Sa 1•no1 rgans tree to good home. 847-5346 $600./0ffer, 962--0789 MUST sell! 18' ear= DOUBLE bed \\'/bkshelt -arage aa e, t KENMORE \Vasher good hdbrd. maple coffee tbl & 2 & _Sun Toro rotary mo\\"er rond. Quilted frame 'mirror, CODD healthy bushes, s· '& 8' DINGHY, Fiberglass trailer, Taylor sail,
match end tbsl. B&\V tv, lrg $65. 548-4863. 404 Fullerton, antique end tables, misc. Free Organ Lessons ~·. You haul away. Pilant-Good co~tion. $50. xtraa, $1200, 968-8948. scrn. 4~, N.B.. S45-3.544. 1ng new garden), 675-1914. * 962-4370 * 14' 1-IOBIE .& ~iler, xlnt ~~r~ ~Sa~ s;'~~~PPT~ls,dj=~lba~ c.=co"N"'so"'-LE--Co-lo_r_TV--$1-15-. As Long As You Like I 6~~.Af ,!nr. ~p:it~ ~~t~~~~~t!; condition.~
need lawn edger sell or door, sofa bed. sm View ~ram:~.~~ N~ayt:-S a~!ia,)'~~:; ty,' 8 wks. 835-$)1() busy to uae .. $3)0. 968-7549. 12' F1BERGLASS Snowbird,
trade. Call 837-6215. Cir. Jl.B.. 213: 324-0015 nigh t at 7:30 PM. We want 4 ADORABLE puppies, xlnt Bolts/Marine Schock-Bui_!; ~· -
OAK Desk, antique gold, 6 YAi;E SALE -Sat & Sun. YOU benetlt more tor much everyone to learn to play with children. Balboa area. Equfp, , 904 1.2' FIBERG··~LASS~ •--··~Jrd
dra\\'l'n, 3'x5'x30", $65. Reu·ig, single bed, lrg. less -Ctlrona del Ji.far Ten-the organ! All materials1.::6"'::.;3377='-------_..;o;:.;.;.:;.;--f. ___ _;;,:..:I ~~•
551-5736, Irvine alum. sink. loads o( misc. nls Cub. 673-Sm. furnished. GERMAN Shepherd puppies BRITISH Seagull ootboe.rd, w/dolJy + x1rt saU $195,
F,U R NJTURE (Imported, "956_-_w_._W_liso--"n.,_CM='-· ---COLOR TV, older but worb Torn Dieterich . ln charge. beautffully colored, 7 Mes less than 1 hr operating w/trailer $345. 545-5195
Antique, & Misc.) lo h1....i1cst 34"x60" \VOODEN dcsb, Phone 642-2151 old. Free. 493-1837 time. $100. 846-5445 ** VENTURE Cat, never ·-· -· JO' l t I d 10 good S50. 138 E. 18th St., bidder. &15-0288. 1 x en• e ec ryer. CM 548-4485. COAST MUSIC Bo•t• Power 906 been used! SACRIFicr;' spd. Schwinn & misc. ,.=·:;:·-""'-'='------' tttv11 67&-65U1or 499-2128 ' SALE! 4 Pc. ljv. rm. set, Del & F · C l\fAPLE bunk bed s e 1 Nc1vport Blvd:' at Harbor ._,.,. -~
reltig., stove. 2 R~. of mar 811"\\·ay. .l\.1. \\'/rail, ladder $JO. Costa ?iof~ • I llli-:1 '71 SIDEWINDER. g.; l:IP LIDO 140. 2293
carpet. very reas. ~1'1. BATES St. garnge sales Aug * 64:;..1921 * Ptts.,.......... Out·Boru'd Chrysler, gold & 3 sell{ sails trailer
KING Size V.'8terbed. new 18th & 19th JO am·5p.m bronze. Xlnt rond. -$2400. $1050 .. ,. 673-4775
mattress and liner. padded Culverdale & Irvine s.D. 50 YARDS olive hi·lo carpet. PIANOS_ ORGANS 646--6032C.M. . 2212 College No. l, UDO t 4 &! trailer, good ,,..,,. ,...,.,o F'Y.'Y & Culver 5.52-9369. s.;o. BralUI chandelier, $20. New&: Used. Great selection. nd •= lrame. Xlnt. $50. _.-v""". ISUP="='o-'"-"-'=="---Call ~»13 . p I Go I ISO co · -· ER garage sale Aug. 1B · Competehve prices_ Open e s, ner1 'Tl SKI.PJACK ~·. 0pen·:r25 644-5685 ~Uc;'~1t~O. & 19. 1101 Somerset Ln, DlVORCE torces Sale or Eves. & Sunday1. The best OMC. Under 100 tu'!I. Trailer =,,,......,..,~· -,--=7.'"--oo--1
• G44-858l • N.B. Bikes, tv toys, crib Entire Contents, 2 houses & deoJa are alwa.ya flt: SAVE A HOMELESS & extras. Xlnt cond. $7,3SO. LIDO 14 "s trailer. Ory
Prin1ed Pnttem 9 1' 0 : deli\.'el')' will take three Girt·~ Sizes tl. 8, 10, 12, J4. "-eeka or more. Send ~
Yardages in pauem. Alice Brooks. 1he DAILY
SEVENT\-P1Vr. CE1'"TS PILOT, 105, Needle<:r3ft
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Air Mall and Special Handt-lOOU. Prtnl Name. &ddreM. • COUCH &. LOVESEA T *
tng; othttWlse third-class Zip, Pattcl,. Narnber. brand new, both for S150.
GARAGE !!ale 16372 Mercier office•. 89'1-71.28, 54>-7337 W allichs Music-City PET n41494-7901. -Inc, 1100 963-4159 .
Ln, H.B. Sat & SUn. OU Heil NEW apl, size gas stove . .::.,,,dh Coast Plaza 54().2830 534-3228 or 494.4853 I LET us sell your tta.Uerable DXIESPERA6, ,X,E!.._¥,ust itell • nr. Edwards: Table w/leat le 4 chalrs, l -..,... * SCARLET MACAW * fiberalass boa.t. For fall nt 1 ""'"' •:1:auer & sp~
delivery will take ~ NEEDLF..CRAFT '72! UllbaUy home. 968-7910
v.-eeka or more. Send to ~t. knit, etc. n-ee MUST sell Immed.: sect.
Marian Mutln, the DAILY directions, 50c. couch. coffee & end tbls. All PILOT, 442. Pattern Depl. lnt1tt.nt Macrame Boot. $250 557--0218 Ews 232 Wnt 18th St., New Basic, fancy knots. pat-. I .
York, N.Y. lOOU.. Prtn1 tenis. St.00. HOUSf:FUL Furn twt:ki· tof.
1fAMfl, ADDRP.:88 wfth lnMta.nt OrocheC 8Mk ... fee table, couches. na: sz
%11', SDI' and ~ Leam bY plC'l'Jlm! Pat-bed, lamp, 80-3612
NUMllEll-imJs. n .oo. DINING tatil• & dlaJr.I '
SE'E' MORE Q u I ck Cornplete Instant Olh &uok butch. 472 Esther St. Costa
Fashk>ns and thoale one • more than 100 ,a:trta • r.tcsa -~=----flOO ----,-paUem u~ uvm our Con~11Jcte &flftl• Rook • SOFA BED 6' $50
spr1ng,summ..-Camlo!i. AD n .oo. * 6464693 N.11. * ""°'' Only!iOc. INSTAN"f SEWCNO SOOK 11 JUty RIJI' Donk1 • SOc. * 6' COUOI • mal'chlng
CLOTHING, mini b l k e , sgl bed. $45 each. ~ bee.utltul but not tame , relll.lta call Meaa Boat naker, $995. 675--68(£.
reftig Misc. Sunda,y Aug. 19, GARAGE & Mi-te. sale, Sat. HAMMOND 8--l, 12 )Tl old, $300 * 548-8625 Centtr, 646-Q69 or~. SO.JOCK I1~ Sabo
9-5, 1624 Highland Or., N.B. A Sun. 12·5. 10120 La Ii&· mint rond. WI Le 1 I I e C . 85 18' $PEED boat. Deep V 1fo with ~U. $125. ~.nda No C F y ~ dollies, qul!UI $2500. Ken •It 2 M ~-~-l/O ~ &16-a!O'l MANY Items. All j'Oel Otis 11;> ' ' • • ""~··· 556--1342 tl'C u.oiiM:•-, • ~· :-: Sat ~ Sun. 912 E. Balboa 8' FIBERGLASS boat $35. 11' PJANO Kimball artls SIAMESE: ldlt•na; CFA "f· 547-7746, nlghUI 642-3355 Booh, Sllps/i-lc1 tit
Blvd., Ba.lboa PenilllU.la. wobd Skiff $$. Girl.ti bike • ' I t co~ 8 wk!. Seal, Blue, ui.c Pnl . OR.AND BANKS 36
RUMMAGE Sale Au . 20 & $12.50. 613--3342. sole, Fench, ftu twood, $785. Sholt1 too. 645--7457. Lo eng hours F\Jlly equp'd SUP, at 40'1 £a It ~ •-• ' g -PO'M'EI>-PLANTS AND, 494-111;9 "-" 154 -awn<,.,615-07<13. , , Edge ... lC<, S.lboO. Up I '" ~ 2734 'Canacy 'Dr.. iJlirumrr PJANO _,,,. -; , ,, 38' 1onir.12· ""le· 1100 po ea.ta M.,. 546-3428 hanalng basketa 25c-$2.50 209 Good condlllon 72 ;as S.a Ray, Xlru, coot mo. <n4l 52S-US3 .i.,.,
VW Pam. household furn., Def Mar Ao,.-e., C.M. * $195 96Z-0538 * MTN. SCHNAUZERS • ARC SU,950 seU $7,995 flnn. TI~ eo,."Qt. ~
camper supplle!: ~I only. MODEL RR TRAINS B L D W 1· 12 \VKS. BOTll PARENTS 64~595 or ~. * 3'1• srip * llMl72 Carp cir. I .B. p"°"" lit; ~ A N Wond•rChord ARE CHAMPIONS. 646·6385. 19. STARFIRE •71 .65 M " . t H bour $68
644 S Vall ~--1.-1 elec organ w/Orga Sonlc • 11 Htlnttn& on ar mo. SPINNING Wheel , , Buffet, · ey, nita1-...:•~ tap; deck 6'4-2:%7l Eves 'AKC r.fln. Daclllhund male, 1/0. Deep V. E:iccelle.nl CA]I Mr3272
Dresser. GJ. Gas cans. '1¥11 KINGSIZE bed $75. Zig-zag • ' Black & Tan, 2 mos old, S7S. rond. &U--3692 F;vet.
Orange Ave, Costa Mesa l<enmor. iew. mach. port. CONN MINUET wlh•rp 499-3764 SOUTH Coll t 18 ft lnboenl Booh, Spood & Ski 911 ' 11~£. 1Ampr.-tv~ J6D -· set'llon. XlnI cond. l prtee~ AKC Slll<YJ mit< BlggltJ,, _Ne"'-baln' .OX-<tl~.:1><..j'()l\llllU;: twlol. --<1J
Othe; household lltmL 301 ~EARS !:Ith vibr8tor. Like · For appt Lo set ct.IT Avail. S2(XK), 64S-Z60 New $7SOQ. sa: S6SOO!
aiew lodq, wear mmorrow. Root or It rrtao Afchans. chair. Gold&; whitt, Almott
"'• , 50r. new S50 968--2969
INSTANT r )\ Slfl'n-v• ".,+-srnt-Beoll..-1-l!J...paU Cl . ' ..... nip fii1)1~ ...
BOOK -H•tlldn!dl of Ill;._,. quot -t -JW ..,_ .. , clJsl $250, j Wbkln fact&. Sl. 50c. tell for ·sso. 673-476'9.
0.fly Pilot Want Mli h3ve QulHs t• T.,_.11 U•lq • TJIA' back bed divan, like bariralnil plore. 15 bhulitul patterns. !iOc. nu, Crt">en t.weed $47.50
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motorcycle, ele. sun only Misc. lltm• 50c & up s.w. In • Fr<ach Prov!. FOR ACTION cond. 64o.0467 '"' ~rms. a.e.y. &ood bind. IOOll
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Jr.:::i Salo/Ront · U O Salo/Roni 941l 940 I 1._~ .. ' ~l[i]:: I --lfi !;;;-~~··-~--~_lfi_ 1~5 ~·--... s.t.~l~iilii l.:;;l·-;;;--;;;; ... -;;'""=-~1§1;;; .. l:.il ;.-.. ·-~tfit~1 1 ....:::!!!:.::!!!!.---=-..:.:::.c:;;:;.::..__..;.;;.....:.;;;.;;;;.;~-1 :1 ct....,.,, S.lo/Ront '10 Cyclos, Blk1t Motor Hotn0• Trucks 962 Aulot, Imported, 970 ~a, i mporlOd
•4-STAR" _;:;Sc;;::oo;:,l;:o:.::";.........,_,;.92::5 Salo/Roni 940 1960 >'ORI> " Ton Plck"P· BMW JAGUAR
Bl E SA, NEW Deluxe 25• Ex~utlve 351 V-8, stick shift, i(XK.I ---~~'.!..---1--~=:;;:;;---g• CaboVtr canlper w/d1net· CYCL LE * tor rt' n t . SeU-oontalntd. l'Qnd. CamJ)E"r shell \\•/re· NEW tp. ice box, l love. Mounted N SPEED ITALIAN Many extras. Rets. re-movable king silt bed. $895. LEASE A 1973
<I'> MOO Serles I wld Bl y 159,93, Jlffch """"od. m-6056, * 549-~23 * BA VAR IA XJ• l 2 / 'i'>'<· Auto, 3SO , · ey e1 806 E Balboa ~. brak: a, Blvd., 675.-.1282. Authorlzed e Orange County's t,lnest e 'n FORD RANCH ERO W B Uted
heavy -springl 6: NISHIKI deaJer. Dale's 1t1otor Home Rentals Auto trans, A/C, tni/pb, • .. ~ E Type c'pe.
ft lall ·ide base tires . .:.;;c:1 o:9:,:7::0=K=a=w-a-sa~k~1.~ New li1inia, 23-26' uret1me11 vinyl top. ah· Jihocks. )!:Int • '"'"'s C Bea! w h 1 t e whh "Carefree fun" 838-0000 l'<>nd. San Clerncnte 492-2430 + OftV • ~-·-• . Top Dollar Paid ~· lnterlor !52fil111). 350 DELUXE WINNEBAGO '71 l!T Plck"p w/camper. CREVIER BMW XJ·6 J $4P1ru95cE ' , M.11. RENT Like new. ale, lo mileage.
Excellent conCtition 641)-()482, N.B. Hvy dty ti~s. 962-0328, prt Sa.Jes • Service . Letilna-
BILL BARRY l350, call J im 536-'J86l Wlnnobago-For Sa lo ~Pc:'Y'------~ l08 w. !st St, Santa Ana
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PONTIAC lll66 HONDA 305 Dirt Bllte. 'Z1 Chtetton prl pty &Ml-!1482 ;V_::an:,::•:__ ____ .:_9,::63~ l-;~.-.;;;i8ii35-::i3'111\il:;u;ry;< G09d cond. See to appreciate ORANGE COtlNTY'S OMC MCEONTOTERRHOME • reel mover! ~. c.n Trallert, Tr1vo1 9"5 "THE SWINGER" OLDEST
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Pat . 5f9.2>'l5. . 2iloo EAST lat STREET ,71 HONl)A CL 3SO. Looka '68 NIMROD Tent Trailer, '72 Chev, Surfer "Shorties." G S,ANTA ANA 551-1000 like ne,v, Nteds clutch, rleepa 6. Lightweight towhla IS1 all cptd., air cond ..
Plat.. 1t1u .. + sell $42."i or $450. I6n Gialer, C M tnlli wheels, wide baac '71 Jaguar V 12 ""1 C1EVY Truck, Clew>, ~ Ol9--0'186 tires. All carpeted, radio, • ..,-trade for h1.1ck. 556--0'176 T C w/cam r, sips 4, 1nust sell 15' ROD & Reel full cabllna automatic, V-8 (No. 101837) E ype ouna
/JIO 72 Camper alP& 6, '71 HONDA 350 Sct'RJ11blcr Lo EZ hit b ooJ co d $57S°' R~dy to go to ''The Van SALES.SERVICE-LEASING r-
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Ne Ave, Costa l\1esa. lil'il. Lt•a\'e overseas, $550 s~w you how to get !here. ROY CARVER, Inc. car <0627BWJ.
or best ofr. 646-0176 ·~ TRAILER, 8 x 31. Stone $4395 $6666 CHEVY "70 llO V-8, custo1n Villa Tl·lr Pk. 646-7914, not · Z::4 E. 17th St.
b auto, p/s, p/b, air, all ~!UST sell super TSO Honda after 7:30 PM BIL L BARRY C~ta Mesa 546-4444 , New delux c a h many t'xtras top notch con-.;==.._::::::..:.,:::....~-~~ /camper, Supeo rood. Pri dllion 64~1 Appt to tee Auto Se rvice,. P1rt1 949 PONTIAC
ply, 613-4918 before 2 pm ANCHORS 15-$20. . GMC MOTOR HOME LEASE A '13 BAVARIA ~llt1n1111•, 111111!11'•
38" CAMPER Shell w/75 lb. '68 TRim1PH 250, very good wheeli fro~ ,63 ~~le~ CENTER Demo • Serial •3132993
bit-in 1..-box, curtainl .._ cond. $385. incl, he_lmol. 11,, ---•, "·-•·mer •11r1 2000 EAST lit STREET for $166.41 per month
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'1 4 1'4E\V VW urea, wheels, CHEV '67 Spcrt van 108, 6 Inc $1390. 586-8509 Eves. S' WEST\VOOD cab over '00 BSA OM>pper. 4" ex.. Hub caps, rims. & beauty cyl auto, p/b l'Jldlo, stove, '
<amper, Like ne w, wiu acu ""'"'°"k wb, 1>an650• "'ar'!l!.e!' """· ISO. 556-!896 """· trig, 100.., good, run•, ..,_,.<1,,1,.4>...,•1,.'",.56 .. 2,.4 .......
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dr, many extras. 493-31374 ·:;:93-:..21=47::., --~=--·~ CYLINDER engine for lt,l:l-7240. '69 Bl\1\V 2800 CSA. Coupe. '70 Lotus Elan ,..,. Jeep, some extra parls $150. ~ d' · ·i9 "T Camper SPCT. Air, TRJUMPll 6.30 CC 1996, runs 54z..s967 after 6:30 ,65 DODGE VAN Sho\v car c."On 1hon? 4 spd .
RIK. Lo ml, aJ-4 loaded very good. Also Bull~co 3:=AI Loaded! Sa\'C almost $8000 ""' cc Putsa 1973 Will talk HOOD for· '64-'ti$ 1'1ustange. Good co ndllion. $850 or best over llC\V~ Pri ply. 642-731.3 Exira clean, 1 O\\'TleT, yellow ~ 557 Plumtr, OJ, about priC:. 54S-8oz7 aft 6. Bond-on type ~1ach I scoop. oklof'm';,, &1~6927 ask for '71 B!\1\Y Bavaria, like new, wtth blk interior, Lo\\' miles
Bolh-perfect1642-9365 ..... pd · 1 '3''" "•'IPER Shell. Black '12 KAWASAKI 175, di rt bike . l;i,000 mi. 4 s . air pr pty ~ -· Gd 11 .,~ "BROWN -2800.•-·-. 64Z-919I evn landau w/sllding windowa. . cond. ~Just se ~· ._,,"
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IMPORTS allor5, 96&-4362. 1910 250 Enduro, Yamaha, -fwWo -
WE Rent campers _ Mesa Xlnt cond. Lo mileage. ~------~-~I DODGE '73 Super Surfer Camper Sales 2036 Harbor Clean. 846--6445, asking $450. Van. V-8, a uto., short whl'el
Blvd, Costa ?ifesa. '71 Kawasaki 125,-A 953 busc, mag w h e c I i;, ntlque1/Claulcs portholPs, p a n c 11 c d & g 3100 W. Coast H,•·y., N.B.
642-9405 * NICE School Bus Camper Reaaonable 830-90]6 ;,;;,;==;:..;;==.:..-:c;;.;; carpeted, high back vinyl
Home.. Urgent sale needed. •70 llONDA CB 350, xlnt 1953 MERCEDES 300 4DR scuts, custom paint. (No. Reduced to $1350. 646-~7. cond lo . $500 Saloon 90% restored, in 0590761. NOW OWN THE
FABULOUS 1973
CAPRI
---MAZDA
"C•uPER COMBCY-, . *w ~10 ;_. Vt'ry good driving condition $4995 _.... $4500 firm, John Sallua * Mazda '73 "•tary * $66 MONTH 11· New El Capitan '58 BSAgolditar.xlntcond. 642--39'17 BILL BARRY
ft])erslus ca mper, electric SfAXI. Call after 5 p.m. \\•kdys 1952 MERCEDES Benz, 4 ,:tr PONTIAC 36 MONTHS: C?EN LEASE.
Spo11 coup." d~r. body side \YIU accep1 trade-in.; A p 1, relrigerator, full anytln1e wknds., 962-6526 lllhower, ,toilet, sun dan ce sedan, suicide ctrs, sunrf, GMC MOTOR HOME
custom 1nterior, mounted 1 Motor Homes good restorabte cond. all CENTER
mouldings, rl'clining: front CALL ~IR. Jo'RY IW'!·6PG6
scats, coRtour r<!ar scats. 4 H t 8 ! speed transniission, po1ver u n • ea c 1
Ci'Ont disc brakes. style steel ton pickup, Pl~. P IB, 454 S•le/Rent 940 ortg. oner. Ask for T£"rry 2000 EAST 1st STREET V-8 atr coM .• tilt wheel. A 64:>-7544, 533--0m real deluxe unit. !No. 12155)' SIX AND ONE HALF LEA ~~=v=IN~G~S-ta-te-.-m-.,.-t -,.-11 SANTA ANA SSl-1000
Sacrlflce, $650 Down. 84 HOUDA y ?i10TORH0~1E '56 Chevy Pickup, '64 Bul~lt 'TI CHEVY Van, Short wheel = -f,f'~J,~b~~ Totally sell ro~talned, 30 1al. M!si:oo or best otter. =Y ~:: )8n7 e ~~d~
wheels, bucket seats, radial MAZDA ply t1res. tGAECN899742).
OVERSTOCKED I
bl~ $8795 + T&L. APR ""'11.ter tank, dmette convertl 1,;:;=..::=::=~~--~ Best o!fer. S42-2990 or to huge bed, retriierator. '2'l 'tt10DEL T, Touring, U. • Mowtt fl n &n c e d \1.-atcr heater. Othtt extru Completely restored. 1'~or 642-373'9 aft 5·
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
GUSTAFSON $8764.53. Deterred pymi. included. CNo. ~11) lnfo, 540-3591 a.ft 7 pm.
$14,322.68. ,. $650 do11.-n. 84 pymta. at T BIRD '57 Port hole 44000 BILL BAltRr 116'1.77. Total lncludlnr T~L PONTIAC $9"'14.53. Cash tdlirw $87~ ~~~mrg mun c on d.,
OMC MOTOR HOME + TlL. APR E.69 Moont ~-------
CENTER fhu1nced $8764.53. Deferml ~10DEL A Ford 1930 Collpe
I It ' .,.,... 68 \'8, unfinished, $258 Days 2.o EAST lit STREET pyni · ,.l.i.:. • 6i;rl700 Eves 642-6980.
SANTA ANA 558-1000 Bl~~N~:~y
Cy<IH, Bikes GMC MOTOR HOME
Recre1tlan1)
V•hlcle1 956
v AN BENCH SEAT M
Seata three. Cheap tor """• Lincoln· ercury
sale, 549-1061 16800 Beach at Warner
1970 FORD Super Van %T Huntington BeactJ
302 v~. nid lo/heate>·, 'auto, 142·1844 * (213) 592.5544
$1950. 546--3934 ''Home of the Viking''
DODGE '67 Spcrtaman Van, OA TSUN Hvy duty, V-8, 38,!m mt.1 __ _:;,;_;,;_c.c._;,;_ __ ;
Beaut, custom int, 494--6908 ~
~E'''"(J{('f DATSUN
New Addro11 ,Spoclol
'72 Mazdo RX-2
(748Gl0) s-ton 925 CENTER
2000 EAST lat STREET
SANTA ANA 558-1000
e SALl::S e
'69 FORD a,b Chau • ., '71 Datsun Pickup
19TI J EEPSTER Commando \Vag. V-8 auto best offer.
A-1 cond. \Varn Hubs, Call 830-5664, · great cond., 695' Heater.
$2699 ..
'70 HONDA SL 350, 11 ,000
ml'•· xtra. tires. Very good
oond. $400. ;48-m<l.
'69 Bl.JLTACO liO cc.
Rebutlt. Never riddien.·
1425. "'16-i481. 548-4876
•n BULTACO Sherpa 1~
New plstona, Xlnt oond
642-1201 * 1!111 Kawulld '15, Sllll
Excellent condition?!!
l'1!>Gl5.
'72 HONDA CB 350, kt mi, 2
-he'-'-4-tarln&. perlect
cond, l8ltl -
1970 SUZUKI 120, leaa then
1,000 miles, Ukt new. $l.iO
646-<l6ll
'66-n; HONDA scrambler,
1 very KOOd shape PJO.
641H713
'71 YAMAHA RT-I , 360 MX,
Curnutt shocks, other xtra1.
SliOO ca.ah w/trlr. 6'1:>-5757.
'10 0.. 350 HONDA, Good
1 cond, Mut ffll. 8Pst offer
'avu $5>. G+-6.515 Tom * * '69 HONDA 175. like new. 902 Allltl.
' 553-3(*2 531-498:,
Ii '1!JO HONDA-Chopper K-1,
cuatom paint, much chrome.
lif&kt Offer. 536-1797.
1989 HONDA 350. $350 al!IO
• aCOUJtJc 150 brains. SD> •~
I at 250 17th St. Seal Beach
'Tl }IONDA like ne\\r, $1,250,
714/894-7111 days, 846-3882
even[n&s.
10 SPEED
' Gd. Cond, 165. 5'9-0833
'suzukt 71 150 S.vato
I, Good cond. 15110, 847-!ll.1&
I TIME FOR
9Ul~K CASH
THROUC.H A
DAILT PILOT
WANT AD
642°5678 '
BOB LONGPRE
P.1icht'lin radials, a I u n1 . V.W. ·n, 7 pass Van \\'-bed. $169 n1ags. rear tire racb, 500 lb am-fm radio, good cond.
capacity luggllie rack, driv· ,S2250""'"·~49!-e;;,:"2.r"'16'-,---=
Ing litet. $3200. 6'7>-3204 ~utos Wanted 961
MAZDA
• SERVICE •
e~RDllALS e
EXPLOR ER ,
llU NI 1N GTO~ BEACH
I 'I•• " , -~ <
.. • •. ·• 1,. ••
GMC
MoforflomH
23' & 26'
U.fi\IEOIATE DELIVERY
Orange Co."s Exclusive Dealer
Biii Barry Pontioc
Gl\IC REC. CENTER
:IXXl E. ~~ta Ana
16895 PACE ARROW
Or
TIOGA
DUNE Buggy Late model,
140 hp, com.pl bllg &: trlr,
sand & dirt, tires + S])lll"e.
Eng ready. lving overseas.
646--0176
'72, -4 \Vhl Drive, GMC J im-
my lOf(D) mi, 4 gpd, 6 cyl,
Gates tire&, pe:rf coll<I.
$3700. 6'/;>-7718
Trucke -962
71 SPORTS CUSTOM
F-100 Super sharp, 4 spd.
rad & heet. New 12 :r 16.5
tires plus orig tires & rims * 892-1832 *
'12 LUV, 5\\-eet. Mag 'vhls,
\\1de tires, nu padded lnter
& uphol., crpt, lo mileage.
11993.'96Hr669
'73 CHEV, % P.U. 8' bed, 292 cu., 4 spd, bvy duty.
$3,IXXI 497·1884
1964 EL CAMlBO, good body.
$450.
557-6M5
Base Prier IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
CREVIER BMW
Sale• -Service -Leasing
208 W. lit St., Santa Ana 835-31.n '67 1'\lRD % Ton, C11.n1j'.l('r
* RENTALS *
Spedal, a,to, radio, pb,
$1250. Firm ~1417
LUeUme, Superior, Open '61 FORD •i Ton. VS. 4
Rood, Landau., Overland & &peed. Good condltJon.
\Vlnnebqo l\fotorbomct1 • 548--4351 •
RECREATION '65 FORD FlOO. 8' Styleslde
RENTAL AND SERVICE P.U. Cuitom cab. VS. Auto.
216 N. Cara, SA Air. Like new IH5-8614. 774-&6-SfilS
HAVE 21' 73 Fireball mtr 1963 OOOOE ~1: T Pick Up. 4 spd. R/H. Good condlhon. honie on 1 T Dodge chass\a, $450. 4~2865.
sUll under warr;' 7400 mi. ""'~="~"-.,,.--=-~"'
Will accept car In trd or * 1967 Chevy '' Ton PU,
what -have . you . auto, V-8, camper shell.
5e-:ml615!6-5801. ,;l='H~llO. ,;:Ca;:Uo,;:"52-81~"''15,_. ---,..
NE\V '12 u-~t red 111t.• '72 DATSUN Pick up fur ~ ..... & ... e n sale, clean. Good condition Kodlalc. Slpt 6, sll-cootd. $1800. ~ ~·
Llst $9700, whol~sale $nlO -~~,.;~;:;;,;:-~,..,.--
tell for $681XJ. Fully equip'd. '62 CHEVY Pickup, runs
50-1933. good needs paint $395.
FOR sale \\!innebago ?ifolor ~~-,,:Im-;::; 7549
home 2-1' xlnt cond., $8,500. 5 lines, 5 days for $5. Call
TOP
DOLLAR
PAID
IMMEDIATELY
FOR ALL
FOREIGN
CARS
WE ARE IN
DESPERATE NEED
OF GOOD, CLEAN
FOREIGN CARS
TOP DOLLAR-PAID
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
noo w. Coast Hwy., N.B.
642-9405
WE'RE MOVING
BIG SAVINGS ON
'13 Demo.
-510's
Pickups
610's
NE\\Jro{(T
DATSUN
FOR OR. NOT I N:.,~h
Call or come 1n to SM! us. 833-lJOO Open Sunday
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
1973 DATSUNS
ALL MODELS
IN STOCK
-SERVICE FIRST-
lst Street at the
Santa Ana 1Frwy.
aK!l E. 1st Strttt Santa Ana 558-78TI
'72 MAZDA, RX2 49,000
miles, new car warren.
Vinyl top, air, 839-0639
TRADE RX-2, 1972 Mazda,
?i1int cond. for To)t>ta Land
Cruiser, &@ilar _sh a p e
Eves. 497-2670 Laguna.
MERCEDES BENZ
'72 MERCEDES
300 SEL
4.5. See this one \l.'ith less
than 9100 actual mileti, tob-
acco brown \\1th saddle
bro",, leather interior. Ser.
•0-134.
Jim Slemons
Imparts
1301 Quail 3!1K' IV, Coast Hwy., N.B. BARWICK IMPORTS Newport Beach
642.9405 33373 Camino Capistrano 833-9300
Top CASH San J Ca I trano ~NTER FROM ?i1acARTHUR 493-~it or J;t1375 JIM SLEMONS for clean late model can ,71 D 1 4 D •-• and tl'ucks! a sun r • .nuan IMPORTS
Howard Chevrolet 'o11i.Air Cond. Radio, 1693. MERCEDES BENZ
MacArthU< and Jambo...., $138B AUTIIORIZEI>
Newport Beach SALES It 8£RVICE
m.-•81UH••~.'::; ~. Jim Slemon1 \VE PAY TOP OOLl.AR °"" FOR TOP USED CAns HW>t. Bch. 842...,35 Imparts
U your car is extra clean. '72 DATSUN 1200 urn Quall
Stt WJ first. . Newport Beach BAUER BUICK SEDAN. Xlnt Oma. Radio, $33-9300
2925 Harbor BJvd. he~tcr. New tires. $1850. ENTER FROM MacARTHUR Costa A1esa 979-2500 Priv. party. Call afternoons _
WE HUY & ~· 645-1850ormoming~ MB ·n 306 Sl:L, 3.5 SunfOC?r.
IMPORTED AUTOS 64;,.T:JOO. · new Mlchelns, metallic.
BEST PRICES PAIDI '71 24-0.Z >owner, nu 1'di&ls, Bel&e aray, 39.000 miles, fii. map am/fm stereo tape ted luaqe, Immao, prt 0.1n L1wi1 Imports auto,' air lo ml. $3600'. pty. Eves & wkend1. $9500.
li66 Harbor, C.M, 642-33921675-:>IOS. ~71.:;H:lS-c;•;;;:.,;:1694""'. ~=-==,,-..,..,
646-9303 240Z 171 Mag Wheels R/ll '* MERCEDES '72 280SE 4.5
J?ilPORTS WAf\'TED xlnt ~. For site bY 4. do. sedan. Beautiful black
Orange County's owner $3600 673-4285 finish. 15,IXX> actual mill'.~. TOP $ auYJ::R . Air. 'power \\'indo\\--S. PIS
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA FIAT PB ( 3 41 FF L) Oh·.
Can 979-7833. today .•• 6U-5678 ..!...-------~--------=====;;::;;:::;:;=::;::;.-=-==~::::::::;:;::;:;::=:::::=:o
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18881 Beach Blv :. 1 _7:..:1.::11.::1133-9:::..::::300:::_~=~~~ H. lksch Ph. 847-SSS> '61 FIAT MERCEDES '71 SEL 300-<;.3,
·"f2of·i3 CADILLAC or Con· SPORT COUPE .British rac-ll'ss than 1500 miles. 1W!c
IJnental reas. mi, gd \l.'Ofk-Ina gtten, 11111 1nstrun1cn~. Gray SU, 750. Call 54:1-.
ing cond, 6.52-0U4 4 spd. I.rans., Pirelli Radtals. F'rom 9-5 pm. alt 5 &
A I
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~ 970 Run11 like new. \\•kends, 532-2000 Orange
u o1, mpo .. _ $1288 1-'C::.:.•·----~
ALFA ROMEO * '62 MERCEDES 220Sb,
grc y-\vhlte w/v;reen --'-------SAN.TA ANA TOYOTA leather. One owner. Good
'72 ALFA OTV 2000 5 &pd, il7 W. Warner 540-2512 mechanical condition $800.
AM/FM, perfect condition ,64 FIAT Spyder Sport Call owner 644--2825 $4500 finn 644·2540 from 8 ~.. , -' 220S to 11 AM ...uupe. New top & scat 60 Merc-•1 ,
· covers. Good tirell, runs like $195 615-4170
'61 ALFA Spyder, runa eood . new and looks the same. 190 Sed ·~·
look> bad $350. ~ W ~·-CM MERCEDES, an, -· ' OIAJ ' .. ......,... • 60,<XXI ml.
54M625 JAGUAR * >4B-96o3 * AUSTIN HEALEY --'67 MEltCIDIS
'64 A,H SPRITE, Xlnt Min• '72 Jaguar Xl6
nlna cond, 1rorit tires itOQd. -
back tire1 new, 33 1'1PG. 10.760 mites, white with tan
Clf'an Ctu' for yna; at heart. Interior, AJr eoi, loaded
!:\II). 49!-:Mw $7890
many :xtn.s, x I cond~ 12,s:;o.~
NEWPORT
IMPO RTS
Shllt'J'I luxwioul car, radk>,
f1eater, automatic trana.,
po..'tt steering, TBH785.
Jim Slemons
lmpam
1301 Qusli
Newport Beach
(133.
.,
20' MOTORHOME
Roadliner by Redman
•
3 burner r"nge w1 H1 oven, b.llhroom. furnace. 0.0 .H. lag, Dodge
ch11ssis, V·I, au!o. TrOJn~ .. oower ~leering & disc brakes, till wllffl,
dual reer whHIS, tlectronic igni tio". {520300'2.S9)
56166 p~~~~
•660 DOWN sa6 A MO.
j.600 1 "AO) 11 lol•I !In. ~m! '36 ,, total l'IO PY"'' l..cl. t••, llctnH & •II carryi"!il
u•••~ °" •Pll< er "°'' for IDll """''~'· O..terr..a :i.rme~• prke 1994 lflcl. t•~ &
'"~~"' :."l•iUAL PE ~CENTAGE .Ill.TE II 03·
24' MOTORHOME
Roadliner by Redman
Dodge 413 cu. in .• vs. s:iower stl!er, a. braktt, -shag c1rpet, Demond
water system. • burner stove, pow!' V'111ed l'IOOd. wire' support fOI"
air cono'. AM/FM sltrn tape dtck, room divider, wlndo'N curtain,
rear bunk m111r11s, scrren door, garter window. Otpt ol Hi>vslng
S.t•ft bf Q llf. Cog. Emission cOf\trot dtvict. t lKlric ignition.' ply l1re1. (S790007J )
28' MOTORHOME
Roadliner by Redman
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Dodge 440 chaS:sis, V-8, automatic transmission,
plus full factory equipped. (5 20300385 )
S8366
1 FORD 3,4 Ton
Pickup Camper Special
with
11' CABOVER CAMPER
Equipped with v-a engine, automatic transmission. &u)I(.
tanks, plus full htclory equipment. Sleep$ 6. lllOOGKJ s37aa ~~~~E
'788DOWN •101amo •
u a !1 111111 on. pyml. llDI is 10111 mo. ll)'ml. incl. I•~· lkt<>te " 111 ce•rylng
cn•r11tt °" -crl'dlt fl>r J11 months. Od~rtd PllYm'l!f>t prlcr "'616 inti. t1~ &
Ii(-. AMl;At Pe1"C9ftt• lltre \1 ~5"o
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WE WON'T SELL YOU A NEW CAR FOR:
~~~~~~ $199 OUR ~~~~ICE OR $99 OUR ~~~~ICE
•
o~ $9 OUROi'..EvROICE
WE'LL SELL YOU A Brand New 73 Pontiac FOR •• !
• DEALER INVOICE
Choose from 45
GRANDVILLES -CATAUNAS • BONNEVILLES
2 DOOR & 4 DOORS
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY EXECUTIVE. CARS
& DEMONSTRATORS
NOW ON SALE!
• ' .
* •
HARBOR BLVD. . ~ ..
l V2 MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
iiiiiiiiiii~l~~ra : I ...... s.
Autos, lm~~!!_._970 I Autoi, Imported
l§J I ~...... l§J i I -..... 1§) I ......... l§J i 1 ·~..... l§J 11'--·-"'·· .. _ .. _, .:---·-1111-::1§)~1 -GROTH
970 A'-ut-o-s,-lm_po_r_t_ed__, 970 I Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 I ~A;u;tomsm, mtmmmpoiiiirtmediiii;;,';m9m7~0 IA ••u•to•s•, •,m•po•n• ... •••9•70 Autos, Imported 970 CHEVROLET
MERCEDES BENZ ! MORRIS
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50 USED
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
';'i!J i\'IORH.IS i\'ll~OH 1000. I ~es1 _nrrci-. ~201 S.\V. Birch _s,_ .. :-:.-,..._· _I l~g~tsc.. __ _
PORSCHE i =..::::_Tc;:Oc.;_YO..c:T_::_A--------'-
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TOYOTA -~ VOLKSWAGEN -VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO SPECIALS
.,-,-_-91_2_1_1_"_"_0-w;-,,"-"" TOYOTA '70 MARK 11 i '73VWSuper Bug l 1~J voLKsw.1c~N 168 Volvo 144 Sedan Of THE.
Taq.-;a. 20,000 n1L on rbll STATION \\'AGON. A i;h;1 rp I .\:\I r~I :-ill'l't'tl, 0111n:::1' [in· I fa sllKll'k. Lo n11lca,i.:C'. Xlnt
OPEL ,---------Sharp Ne\V Ca r . Trade-ins '68 Opel Station Wagon
Coming In Every Day 1 -i .S1xl. Ha1Ho. rXDi\l i-12•
A1k About Our Unique I BU$Y79A9T
UHCI Mercedes Lease
Plans , Harbour VW
House of Imports I is111 &-a1:11,u1 1·<1_.~ llunl. Sch. 1S-l2-443j 6.S62 l\lancheslcr, Buena Park '
on lhe Snnta ~ F'nYy I :70 OPEL GT, Brilliant
523-12.iO relio~'. auto trans, disc
MG
brakes, grettl gas nii., xlnt
1-01ld., rt'"ally cute $19;XI,
\\'kcnd, 545-2214 * * i\IL:~"T Sl·;LL • • '67 RALLEY Kadl'tt. Ori~
'63 i\lidge1 Con1·rrlihlf' 01vni>1-, nr 11c1v radials, nc11·
S.100. * * * -c!:l2-!IS~6 baller)', $9!)5. 53&-~.126 1 --~'~-~~--
c1ig., J spd. "S" package, C'rcan1 cnlored. 1 011·nl'r co1r i.~h. plus muny 1•x1 rns 1.~-l'On!I· $Jl j(). Firin. R:i7-\70.I .. \ir r ontl . 4 Spd, lo n1iles, Tan
i\'1/F:\I 1·artio, rnai;:-~. JRAOE-INS 11_ilh 4 SfX'Cd 11~1ns ... faetory l c:-;r1. A Cam(M'1i1 dreani, '71 \r\\' 11ith lun interior. WEEK
!\l ichPlin 1·achals. S 5 2 5 0. n1 r cond.. rnd1nl !ires. 1\ $2395 Sliptop. $2750. Lo tnileagc, Sl 695 61::-177.i. l'cal steal! <23SBEK1 %3-4969 '-6J-POR_s_c~11~r-s---.-I • $1888 Harbour VW .;;.-V\1•c=.-,,-,~-,.~1-.. -,"~,-1~ •• -,-•. " -:. · upcr-enginc, 72 Celica 803ELU 1"711 o.,.,., 111,-d_ u" ""' " '' " " 1t'at1~. \"el'V_ "ood, needs " n<:.. ' I ' " $18-~--• -·' • 72 M k II W ii"n•. "·a•·••-'"-·]'" 5-' ,~1\.0~ _L.,l"<eS l.J. lJUU\1 1,."(I,..,., pah11. uphols, as is $1700. ar agon .. uc ., -WJ ..,..,)OJ.) <u-1210 705FAP SANTA ANA TOYOTA -,69 VW-Footback-117 \\'. \\lai·ner 5-10-2:>12 \'\V Buf,: '6~1. Orig mi. ~'3.000,
RED PORSCHE I I 4 D O 3 ----· --Auto Trans, Rl\dKl, f;xt.-ellent gd c:ood. gd tires, sunroof, SPEl<DSTEH. 71 Mark r. 1 '67 Toyota Corona Con<I. tXRC6561 . S7J? 5-1;;..6.Jj.j
Can be ;;('{'n a1 172j Superior, CPH I i\ulo Trans, L:1ntlau Top, $1295
C~I. 6-16-28.S.'i ,_.,_.,_-___ 71 Corolla 2 Or, 091CQR 1
1
lt:1dial Th1'!!, IUOG3121. Harbour VW
'j9 PORSCHE Co up C'-•••• $795 lil711 Be:ich Uh·d.
11· rcbtt eng:, rartials & 70 Landcruiser 736HOB ! Harbour VW Hunt. Bl'.'ach. ~-12-1.J:i
rack. ln1n1ac. inside & oul. 70 Ma k 11 Cpe 328BEC / $1700. 673-8·121. r · 11'711 Ueach Bl\·rl. RAJA. special~ body. ____ 70 Corona 4 Or. 360AGB Hunt. Bl·h. 8-12-4 ll"J \\'ide 11 his, nu tr,;, exhaust ·~19 D eonv. 13lk. 1'C'-blt cni;. 70Markll 40r. 796BQC ----~ll---7 ~· ••• $600 Ne\\·: trans. clutch, mufflr, 'il TOY()T,\ Mark 1o1·agon ct r. ·' uuuy, """' pts. .
I I I-, -,--1608 11/[tir, xtn't co nd. Call fi.11-193.l
-op, pn _. \O i1s. I=>-69 C C YQA362 6 ---------
SIMCA orona pe .'i36-J6!1 ~P"-"--__ / "fi9 BUG .New en.t,'inc, trans,
69 Corona 4 Or. XR089 RIUMPH brakes. lire,, clu1ch. US
VOLVO
VOLVO
TRADE-INS
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \\i. Coast llwy., N.B.
642-9405
'72 Chevy Van _ .$4999
CAi\IPEl{ VS, auto trans,
?')1\'er stttr1n!i. 12,0CKI rnilcs,
.)'1'11011'.
'71 Jup Wagon . $3299
4 \\'l-IEE:L drivr. '' - 8 aultln1alic. po~'f'r sll'Cring;,
Autos, Used 990 air cond._,_~19_ll_GR '-
·..c;,='-'-='----~1 '71 Impala Cpe _ .$2425 NOW LEASING! V--'l, au>n. I"'""" 'l<'<'rlng. 114fCl\YI.
e 74 PONTIACS e 74 GMC 's
(JJWI-'.R Y()URS NO\\'.
'71 Mustang . _ . _ . $2399
V~. auto., p11 1·. stC'ering-. a ir,
1i21B7-.J ).
'70 :'ITGB Convertible 11·/Fi\I PORSCHE 8 track s!C'1w, ra<!lals, xl111
<·ond. Sl!'IOO. 61,l-119:i
'70 Sli\1C,\ 120, 24,00l n1 i xln t
'67 PORSCH1'..:. 912 rell11 ent: rond, leaving <.-ounlry $900. (i.J:i-566.'\
68 Corona 4 Or. WIF084
68 Corona _:_pe XOL403 J
T n1ags. AilstC'ln !!hocks. Fm.
Orange County's
Newest
$9.~. 61J-J.IJ:i.
'65 V.\V., ~-hlll'. Exc<'l cond .,
llC'"' paint, t.lusl !lee lo air
73 1800 Wagon 073JMG
73. 145 Wagon 120HDD
72 144 Sedan 8S6EIO
BILL BARRY
PONTIAC
tls1 SL a l S.A. fr\1·y .1
2000 E. \Jl EL. S.1n1a J\na
5."lS-1000
'71 Charger ___ . $2299
V1(. auto. tran.s., f:u·tory 11ir,
J"J111•r Sl('('rinR". vinyl 1w r.
1..'l'f'f'ti, (il\2DRV1. MGB I Su per <·lean, n1ust sec to ap-----,~=---
--------1 1,,..,;,1e_ 61-h'l081 ___ -___ TOYOTA 67 Corona 4 Or. STR620
Dean Lewis Toyota
1966 Harbor Costa Mesa j
TRIUMPH prec., very clean. $,j5(). 71 144 Sedan 039DLO
'6-i ~!GB Blu<' Cflti\t/rolt I RARE 'fi:i PORSQIE Jj&.SC' ---------
bar. $!JOO. I Conv. A:'II/1'"?.I. rad i a J s. $2021 95 GJ.;.22811 "" 4'1--Jll25 71 164 Sedan 739CXS BUICK '71 Monie Carlo -. $2999
1!)67 V\\' Van. ntX·ds. enginf', 71142 2 Door 94JOIM 1------"----IV-8, Au10 Trans, fo'aclorv
C<ill 6i'.:-T7~(J I s::ioo/Bcsl offer. 610-8126. •
Motor Home' Motor Homes is the 646-9303 I J) L . LOTUS
DF:~LEP.
FERRARRI \1l'ga. Buckel seat includlod. '68 BU!Ch: Sllylnrk. One J\ir! PO~"t'r SleC'ring, ~il\"er,
S"IOO be I ff Call 011·nrr. 24,000 nil. Liltc nr11'! !!Xl.:rDAP1.
il9-isl1rafter"'6 ;111er. 70145 Wagon 239BEK S1595. 324 E. ~h. No. 1. C;\I •70 Toyo--ta_M_k_ll $l999 Sale/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 Delivered Price -'°YO~ J 20 ,!.~~1~:;!~.~~~1 .. 70 144 Soden I05BOX 548-161•. . "i2 GHIA. orange, 21000 1ni, 4 , . Sedan, auto. trans., air 1.."0ntl.,
CLOSEOUT
ON BRAN[) NEW '73
LANDAU · MOTOR HOMES
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
Loaded with extras -Sticker P rices
over $20,000 reduced ove r $4,000
for quick u le -Sae loday
Johnson & Son
fo r a
'73 TOYOTA
1966 Ha1·bor, C.i\t !HG-9303
COR.~LLA WE BUY
J>eM Le.wiA USED
-TOYOTA I TOYOTAS
cars.
· NEWPORT _·
. · IMPORTS "
speed slick, radials, radio. 69 142 2 Dr. 766ASH Tl ELEC. 2'15. 4 Or. Lo ml. 1o1tiite (749BQBl lop cond, S2'l00 F i rm Full pwr. Cn.i. con t . ·
6-14--0609 Am-Fill. Xlnl cond. '70 Maverick .... $1550
1971 i\UTO~lATIC V\V 4u. 1 67144 SMlan UNZ411 ~2. 6 <:yl. auto 1ranJ1 .. po"'cr
01mer, belo1\' B/Bk. BcS't 64 544 2 Dr. IOTS49 '66 BUICK \Vild cat, 11.uto, steering, gret'n !487BBS I
oner. Private party . 63 122 2 Dr. IOE238 P 'll, p/b, elec1 windows, •70 T • C $ll25 616-4216 DEAN LEWIS VOLVO ah-, 1300. 96l--l022 orino pe. · ·
"66 V\V Chassis, Trans, 125 1946 Harbor '65 BUICK Special, auto, V(-:fssBQ~1 P"'r. s(ecrlng, air
::100 \\1. r oa.'11 lh\1' .. N.B. HP Eng. Plus '-f Is c. Costa Mesa PIS, lt&l-f, pvt ply, $160. ----
___ 642-9405~--49-l-998j Gordon. 0 ff e r s 646-9306 5.l>-alGS '70 Impala Seel •.. $2199
""heels. lo ntilcs chrrry "66 V\Y Se<iftll, lo\\' n1ilcagc, ftAM fJ.UiA oo_nd ... ~e\v 11res & paint, No. 1;,.~).1) 'G7 TR4A-. -"-rffnls, ivire l--'nc=•::r,,:!500::::":::--c -~-~-;t} l J967 BUICK Skylark, XlnL V-8, auto., P.S .. nlr. (54)r.
rond. $1200/of!er. 673-Sns ,Xln• e ngine, S4;iQ. e UtA $7j(). ;);12-7119. Ch _S_d__ $1799
1 or 673-3571. 6Ta-~10 VOLVO 1966 BUICK Special. P/11 & '69 ev e an · ·
11966 Jlarbor c:.~t. &4G-93DJ [ ALL 1973 MODELS Ix ,t P/b. R"•ng• & •• .,-,,,., 1 VT' V-8. aui_o., factory ah·. blu1• 0 I \' , C I Tod ' :;.., TRIU'IPH TR"-•. Sl••·oo. "69 V\Y Bus, re iilt eng. & '"'' ,. IY"~ 61 r1cr our 011r ay. S ""~ 1• ~.... " t~' l·Jru-•-·. C.'i!. G'"!lJOJ old .$?~" . .f94-600-I '~~n1 ----1 --IN TOCK nC\v brakes. trans. rnufrlel' tmns., many xltS11', SU(M'r .,.,., uu1 ·~ _. .......
'70 MARK II & top. E.'<cellent. S1500. Ca.II cond $1650. 5.16-7992 a.ft 6 COME IN ~UICK \Vildcnt, All '69 Charger ..... $1699
Coupe. Au!o. Iran~ .. faclory 96.\-403.J after 5Pl\1 ·71 VAN, Sunroof, Stereo, dbl TODAY po1o1•cr, greAl lrKnsportaUon. V-8 auto. tran.~ .. ltlclory a ir,
nir, vinyl top, sl ~rro. Load· VOLKSWAGEN ~ .,:,1
1
nt cond. 67!Mi242 or $375. 548-1425 po11-er slecring, h I u f' eel. I\ Uenutiful blue car .......-u\,111
>dlh lnw m Jlcagc. TEST DRIVE CADILLAC IYRX3Th_1 __ \76'1Bl-IL '68 VW Convertible rebuilt 299 · J. WE'RE HERE '6.1 V\V Cnm(M'r, reblt, eng. ngl luxury wi th -'69 Falcon ...... $1
I
SAYE ~ Dovl', 1''e11·po11 Bench must ~. $800 firm . New e nc, call 962-8906 196,; CADlLLAC Convertible 4 'DOOR.' 6 cyl .. slick shin,
SANTA ANA TOYOTA I it13-1300 paint & xlraa. ~1818 ·10-1 passenger vw Bus. '73 ~~r~J'~ted Very, ~xlltlon. ~~;'. llttle economy cn r1
417 \V. Wa.rne.r 540-2512 '67 V\V, Pop lop cnoipcr 10 Rebuilt engine. Very a ean! __ _
1
'70TOYOTA Corg,lla StaUon l ~ICll,r'~~'I"' m:ry· n~e~~1$f4sJ"1:~nl, e.646-1146 • VOLVOS '72 Et.DORADO, prl pty,'69Nova ........ $1699 't\'aso11~ .J sp<f 36",000 n1C 26 .... U-\' .,.Utt ''. v · · * '69 V\V Bug S950 * brown all xtra.11. 37 ~1rmilcs, 2 DOOR Auto tranr.1 .. po"·e11 '·
1\fl'¥;, 1·ery ~ rond, Ask· DATSUN~ '65 V\V Squareback, goodlo * '6.1 V\V Baja * spotleis. t.$6350, 646-.4998 ltecrfng, gold ZAE452,
lni; s111:1 ~l-2li00 New Address Speclal s~· ~16 l:rarn;por1at n. Call ~2022. 5'$8--7482 1\ L • '64 CAO. QM! d Ville. All
. ·~9 M~ II . '71 Toyota Crown ~ nug, liUtuwf, nuto, '61 V\V -i100. Engine, trRn~. -fOJl fJltt& xlms, newly painted, good
(' ri I P 1', . f. x cept101101ly 1 Air cond, 4 Dr, Auto 'T'r10111, niulll sell. moving. $000. Ure11 IX'\\'. N~s body v.-ork. VOLVO co114. $300. 6'15-1 531 cl,.1111, 101\ 1111lr1l1?C cor. Ga,, (2$6CR f !. 6_14...()R26 or 499-2689 673-6329. 1 ,1 fo-CJ\Dru..AC, perfect con. ~:li·rr, 4 ~peed. nmg1i. $1499 1971 V\Y. Xlnl cond. New . d\Uon sll 9.ccel. private pal'• LINCOLN-MERCU RY ,\~l·fi\I. Sno"· "'hilr and ---·--'----'61 VW Convertible th·es .~ brakes. Sl:n'.l. 1966 llarbor. C.1\1. 6''6-9303 ty $3250. 67l-660-1 days. f----jlf-----;===-=~c_:_::_:_:_::_::;:..; _____ .._...,~ ...... ~!1'rtll1toted. 1 19':'.2 CORO! I A IW'J \\lagomi-=== ~1~:;;:==t:=== -----
2626 Harbor Blvd . · • YDl...800,. · 5, 100 rnllc~. A I r Icon rt . -: ===:!-~1!'!1J::==jinrrvo1:vo:;::-imrz;-101 -~ . ~V~<kld.-al~
$1666 Lut{t:. rnck. MUS-r SELL! ** ·62 VAN. equip \\'/air oond &: ster'CO,~ Excellent, $5200.
GROTH
CHEVR.Ol.~-1-,
Costa Meso e 540-5630 MAKF. 01·FER. 968-!l&IO. rlrun. 1~1 ol!r nm1"1!-Xlnl oon<I. ~'900. ~ 112!1 BEACH BLVD
TOYOTA '73 CrHCi;,-sT Lan· 1969 \1\V Camper ** 494-5192 or 4!>1-0038 ** 682-63.15. 1971 EkJorado, ru11 po1o1<tr, 14 • S~NTA ANA TOYOTA I dn.tl aulo 1rnns. air, lo n11. Uke netv! '-lust Sell! A good \Vant ad t& a Kood In. The "Yehow Pa.iie11" of sunroof. •ra, evtrythlng, 7•6087 .S4f..S"l )I,,!!!!!,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1 II 1 \\ \1 1H'111·1 .ifO·:WI 2 $3,400. il:'.ll-213:i e 548-2::;9.i e ve111tment. C"IWJitl~ ••.. 6·12-e67l 64)-9'TT7 or 645--5035. Hl/NTINGTON BEACM I
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Autos for Sale
..
1 · Autos for ~I•
.,
Saturday, August 18, }q73
OUR ENTIRE USED. CA'· INVENTORY IS ON SALE THIS
WEEKEND e TREMENDOUS SELECTION e SUPER SAVINGS
IT PAYS TO SEE us BEFORE SUPER WEEKEND SPECIAL * '72 PONTIAC LUXURY LEMANS YOU PURCHASE A:USED CAR! 2 Dr. H1T. Va , eutometlc, redjo , h••+•r, pow•r 5teerin9 , power brak•1, factory
air, rally wheels. ( I bt>GHB I •
No Money$10498 ''We try harder'' PER MONTH Down
14 Mo. O.E.L. °" Appr. Cndi! •
-'71' PONTIAC FIREBIRD , '69 DODGE CHARGER '68 PONTIAC GTO '72 FORD 1/l TON
VI , • ..,to11u1 lic, r•dio, h••*•r, pow•r •l••rin9 l VI, •utom•tic, r•dio, ht•l•r, pow•r 1le•ring, vinyl Autorn•tic, t ir conditio11in g, pow•r 1t••ring , r1dio, Rtni:i•r pickup . Cu.torn e1h, VI , •11lom 1lic, pow•r
br1k 11, t ir conditioning. I ]990LLI roof. IZV TbSJ ) h••l•r. (XIEl51l 1l•trin9, c1mper eq11ipp1d . ! IOl l ll l
·•2975 51695 51475 ' 52985
'71 VEGA HATCHBACK '72 PONTIAC SAFARI WAG. '72 PONTIAC VENTURA '67 FORD MUSTANG
-4 ~·•d trtn1mi11ion, r•dio, h••l•r, 1 it conditioning. 9 p111. VI , •utomalic, r1dio, h•al•r, power 1i••r-VI , t ulomal ic, r~dio, h•1t1r, pow•r 1lee1 in9 • VI, •ulo m1l it lr a111mi 11ion , r•dio, h11l•r, power
IJ49FVZ I in9 & hr1k•1 , f•clory 1ir conditioning. l lllFE.S l brt k11, ftcloty ,;,, ~inyl roof. (21 0DVG l 1t111ing. !TWS718 l
51675 53675 52615 51375
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1 YEAR .. 12000 MILE USED CAR WARRANTY
Available on all Domestic used cars. 1 year or 12,000 miles, which 1vtr occurs first.
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC WILL WARRANTY COMPLETE DRIVE TRAIN
Including engine, transmission & rear end.
111111 lllLlllll
.. it IF Mii •
BLVD . • ~ ~
Ph MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO F.REEWAY
' .. < -
Autos forSi le I ~ I Autos !or Salt , ) ~ ( ,•Autos for S.lt
Au~ UHd 990 Autos, Used !--''-------
990 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, UMCI 990 Autos, Useo 990 Autos, UHd
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990 Autos, Usod 990 990 Autos, Usod · 990 Autos, U..O
CADILLAC
EL" DOlfAlfO-S
14 TOICHOOSE COUPES-CO~VERnBLES • DE VILLES
ti TO CHOOSE
COUPl:-:'i\
sr:uA~S
CONVERTIBLES
~.l;iny excellent colors
l1l01Ce or Interiors
tClolh & leather •
.Factory air conditioning
Full J>™'er. Choice of :
Stereo AP.1/FM radio
CruLSe L'Ol1\rol
Trunk opener & more
AU in Immaculate L1lnd\Uon
Largest 1>electlon ln
Ol'ange County
Nabers Cadillac
Alll'HOR IZEO DEALER
2600 l!AllBOf:. BL.,
t'OSTA ~·l.LSA
'~·9100 01x·~1 Sunday
'72 CAD!Ll..AC ~an de
VIiie. P.1usl be sold RI n
sacrlfiCt'. !las been lovin;::ly
ct1 red for by one 01vnl'r
.since blrlh thn1 lG,000
miles. Call 6·16-7m for
details.
CAMARO
'70 CAl\IARO Rallye Sport.
Orig ownt>r. lmn1ac! Pis,
P/b, air. bucket seals. con-
Mile, auto, radio, vinyl top,
tinted a:lass. Pri. ply.
831-1300
'69 CA!\IARO, 28,000 miles,
10ino l't!mainlng on f.ac wn1·
307 V.fl, auto, pis, r•clials,
xlnt eond. prt pty. ~"6838.
'il CAl\1ARO, xlnt cond.,
pb/p1, air cond., $2650.
or beat ofter. 552-8581
CHEVROLET
1009 SS Olcvelle, Ori& 0\\'11U,
' Top Shape, Must tell thla
w~kend. 642-3740
'70 RED Malibu. Sharp,
power. This \\'eek. Sacrlliee.
Offer or d!!al, 642-5969.
1970 JMPALA convert, air.
P.S. P.B. Xlnt cond. Call
<93-«>78 * '72 h10NTE CARLO * Very clean. many xtra1,
493-3720
'67 Gold El Camino
$1000. "" ••• "'.. ' 642-3100
BODY Man" Special 'G9 01cvelle~ 22.000 mile.a. Auto.
1<00. !i51H1120
'61 llfpa)a convenlblc •
condltlnn. ~I U .8 T
...51S-M82
'61 IMPALA llatlon W&JfOO,
A-1 <.'Ond, Pv.T, rack, Ma.ka
I ()fftr. 496-<I™
J •
CHEVROLET
WE'RE-HERE
~ Do\"t', Ncu·port Beach
833·1300
NE\~'mf<r DATSUN
New Address Special
CHEVROLET
'.68 oiEVELLE-SS..-2 dr,.396
-325. SUOO. Best offer,
830--0700
'&I Chevy Afallbu 2 dr, radio,
heal('r, good rond. fountain
Valley, 8'17-79-16.
CHRY~·'""LE=R~
, '70 Camero I Chance of a Life Time
Air €ond, Auto Trans, Power Must Sell
COUGAR
'69 t'OliGAR -XR -1 -
original owner-lo1v ntileagc
-NC -Vinyl Top. $19((1.
833--0887
'69 COUGAR >;."}{.7,
Ne..,· tires & brakes. Gd cone.I.
5.57-~·t'j
~~-c c---"i J COUGAR. XR7, lm111nc.
cond. X1ras galol'e. $3995.
Only 3,400 ntiles, 400-2160
DODGE
FORD
'12 Rancbero
shell rovel'. Aulo Trans,
Radio, Heater, Blue, clean
S2395
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
FIREBl~P
'69 FlREBtRD 400 low mi.,
xlnt condition, auto P IS,
$1.650 or make o f f e r .
53&-al66
'68 FIRE Bird, auto, air,
p/s, reblt. cng make offr.
833-34-08
'67 1'~IREB1RD, V-8, CL 4
speed, new tires, tape deck,
good rond. $775. 962-8068
JAVELIN
MUSTANG PLYMOUTH PONTIAC
CLEAN 1967 Mustang, 56,000 '68 PLYMOUTH Valiant. 1961 Pontiac le Mans
mi. n/c, pis, disc brks p/s, tape deck, radio, very Small V8 auton1ati<' po\\'t•r
new tires, xlnt mech. cond. clean, 20 mi per gal. steering.' vinyl roP. Lu·.
$950 or best offer. 213: 551-5158 \VAW691.
<.u-<119 PONTIAC $1595 '67 l\1USTANG, Xlnt cond. lo mileage, big eng, 8/c, auto --9--------I
stick, tpc deck. P.1ust see to 1 71 Pontiac Grand
appreciate. $995. by OY.'Tler. Prix BILL BARRY
PONTIAC 6Ta-49:A> Po\\·er \\inrlO\vs, PO\\'er Strg
'69 MACH I 351 t and Brakes Tilt \\'heel (1st Sr. nt S.A. f'r\vy, t
/!' 1 ' ,au o, Vinyl Top Air Cond ' 3nl E. I.ft St., S.A . 5:>8-1000
\'r'heeis, l494BTV). "llurs!" 2 yi·s/12,000 ini. · ---------
Steering, Nice. Chron1e I 70 CUSl'OAt Chrysler 300
$2599 renuun on \1·a1Tun1y. Only 11968 Dodge Coronet 500 3100 \V. Coast H1vy., N.B.
642-94G5
'i2 J A \'ELIN SST, full
po1ver, airtrond, ne1v tires,
lo 1nileag~ $3195. 645-5961
am m, sereo, cus om $' 29 · -, tape, many extras. l owner. 95 1969 Pontiac Fireblr'd
546-2699. 51.nall V-8, automatic, air
1969 Ch C I 2 Jn this ares. Superior Stwrion \vagon, fa ctory air
8V apr ce <..1lnd. Betit oUer. Li. No l'Ond., po1ver stC'Crlng, po\ve1· 1965 Ford Galaxlt 500-
2 Dr. H111'(1\0p Jn ('.X('el(('Jll
condllion, f11ctor.y air t.'Ond.,
JX)\\'C:f SICC'l'ing, p 0 \Ver
bl'nXes. Lie. N?tlRO~.
196.i 289 d, ""'""" all or BILL BARRY part, needs engine \\'Ork,
cond., J>™'er strg. & brakes.
Lie. YOU178.
2 l)r. lllu'dlop, air Cone!.., 195BEQ. Owner 536-4680 brakes, \1·oodgrain siding
rx>"'er steering and brak<'!'I. .68 Cl·IRYSLEf{ 300 loaded \vith luggage rack. Lie.
Not A scratch on this one. Intnuic. $99S. Radi~l tires. X0C207. Won't last long at
Lie. YRWl<lO. t>l<H784 $895
JEEP
'GS J EEP, 4 \\'heel Com-
mando V-6. 29,000 rhiles,
E-Z lift h·ailer h i t ch .
;,3!-t9&l
$1995 n1ake offer, 842-46.12 PONTIAC ·n MACH J air loaded Clst St. at S.A. F'nvy. J
must sell oheap!' Moving'. 2000 E. '"Si., S.A. 5>S·lll00 BILL BARRY
$1595 'GS CHRYSLER 300, air I
644-8239 1970 Le Mans Sport
BILL BARRY ·
PONTIAC
<~nd . ll"n' good. I BILL BARRY s;7~"' PONTIAC
$595
BILL BARRY
OLDSMOBILE 2 Dr. Hardlop, VS, aulomalic, PONTIAC
Po\\·er Steering, pow c r (1st St. at S.A. F rwy.'
brakC!'. bucket seats. Serial 3nl E. 1st St, S.A. 558-1000
"o t09m$1795 RAMBLER
MAVERICK Sale!! &: Se:vice COMET [ t 1st SL at S.i\. F1·111•. 1
2000 J;;, 1st St., S.A. a:i8-1000 PONTIAC ·12 1\L\VERICK coupe, Auto OLDSMOBILE
\'&.. 4 dr.. i:unlighl yclln1\'
w-blac:k inll'ri01'. Plus A.T ..
P .S. & !>""Rel. air. SteRI this
OIK'. (547-0IIBI.
$1899
SANTA ANA TOYOTA
417 \V. \Varner 540-251 2
'69 Cl!EV I1npala, Blue 2 dr.
PS, PB, R&H. ne w a.Ir cond,
new steel belted tires, ~
t'l\g. Clean 6: very 2ood
cond, $1475. Oeposll -\\'Ill
hold. Priv Ply, Laguna
Bea<·h, 494-5682
'69 CHEV\' 1\talibu, J~T.
recently luncd, 2 dr, R/11,
air, good cond.. $10JO.
548-8733 art 4 \V k d )' S :
anytime \\'t.'ek('ndl.
'fi6 OiEVY Impala 4 dr,
CO,_IET GT 'ii l\lag \\'h('els
Tl('\\' tires, green <''1:1, blk int,
pri prty. !961-DLH t $198.i
Call 49 J.-59-16.
CONTINENT AL
'71 Cont. Mark Ill
F\111 JX>\\'er, ractory air,
beautiful bt'0\\'11, leather in-
ll'rior. vln . rop. 870BZT.
$4995
Jim Slemons
Imports
J301 Quail
Nl'\\'JX)l't Bt•ach
833-9300
ENTER FROi\1 i\toc.\RTllUH
'71 Lincoln Mork 111
r~un Power, 14"11.ther, Cruise·
o-matlc, · R11dlal~. 3.1,1000
nliles.
hnllp, R•aJ nlre • hurry! $4688 $.100. Good deal. 7 t <I :
968-&93 Btlow Whole111le
Ul64 OtEV. In1pala, gOOll H11rbour VW
condition, clean, many ex· 117U Be.AC!!. Blvd.
Ira!!, 556-3458 aft 7 p.nt. or Hunt. Sch, 8.J2-443:i
\vkends. '72 MARK JV, nn1 fm,
'SS O IEVY Impala SS 327 cntlse control. !Ut \\'h('('I,
o~ owner excel \\'Orklna: door lock!!. Pvt. party . i'.lotust
cond tv.'O ne.w tires, battery 1ell. 16:>95. Office S*J-1360,
$3j0, 552-73S.1 home ~~1492.
'70 2 IX>OR. Nova. 25.000 ml\ '71 CONTINENTAL Atnrk
1Uck lhlft, 6 cyllndt!:r, xlnt III.-Xtra nkie, k>ad~I. $4600,
conct. St.350. Call evea alt 7, 71'1 : ~26-6181
sm-7423• ' ' CORVmE
1972 CHEV Monfo Carlo, 1--------
allver, blk land,11 lop. A/C 1971 CORVETIE . Coupe. 4
S2500. Con be 1ee!l at 2602 s1xt, Alr /oond, Am • Fn1
Avon SI. or call 645-5888. radio. Tilt 11eerlni v.·hcel.
'f.S CHEV. ln1pe\a ~ Dr Hf. 1..ow n11Jenge. New th>et.
''17 ~lullb•' 2 01• HT. Both 21Jf69l-237l.
1011.ded. Sell below BB. 1 :,cic64i"CO=.R:::Vc=E:'1=·1=·e:-ro-n,,.-r1~. ~327=.
:84~1.,.-_l!l.l~f~. ,,---.,--:--I 4 1pd. New pa.Int It Int.
rait results are JU!t a phOnt MUlt te:ll thla wk end! nsoo. e"I! 11.\VllY • 642-.'1678, 5\9'-Ut14.
I
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IJSI St. R1 S.A. F 1'l\')'.I
2000 E. l.sl So., 8.A. jjg-1000 ---------
Trans., l"o1\'Cr Steering, GMC TRUCKS
radio, heater 250 Cu In HONDA CARS '60 Rambler '68 CHARGER. mags, stereo,
pis. eng. Xlnt $99:i
~~c:·. 5.52-8526_• __ _ WE 'RE HERE
S:SSO Do\'e, :>;e-.\·port ~lnch
"3:1-1300
Et'ONO!iTY 6 cyl engine,
low mHes. A REAL GAS UNIVERSITY OLDS PONTIAC 2 DR. "The •mall oomomy
SA\tt::R AT 18 J\·ULES PER 2S50 Harbo Bl d cnr'," only 26,000 actual
BILL BARRY
* '69 DODGE 500. nev.• paint
& inf., brand tl('I\' tires.
>..1nt! Best oiler. 6-J6-12l2
GALLON. pri, Pl>'. !H7-3005. r v , I \:;;t SL a t S . .\. ft'\\')'.' n1iles. HJA4."i0. Costa ?wlesa 54().9640 2000 E. 1st St. S.A. 5.i8·1000
FORD ' r '72 l\1AVERICK Coupe, Auto 'G7 OLDS Cutlass, \\•/lots o( 19 p .' C I $995 ,r~~ Trans., Power Steering, xlrns, gd rond. Also lj' 71 ont1ac ata In~ J1"m Slemons ,,.U~ radio heater 250 Cu In Catamaran. c 0 m p 1e 1 e 2 Door Hardtap. Load!XI v.'llh
D A':JSUN ECONOi'.lotY 6 cyl engine, w/mooring, $495 ca factory alr oond. Po"·er Imports
• '68 F'ORD 9 pass. \Vagon, "' lovr nliles. Pt'i. Pt y . 893--6822 or 557-6854 Steering. Po\\·er Brakes.
V-8. aµto, pfs, pfb, air, New Address Special 847-3095. ,66 OLDS 9S, Luxury sedan ~igh~ Gre('n 1,11h all vinyl 1301 Quail
842-2689. '65 Ford Station Wagon MERCURY tuU pwer, good cond. $600 or 1nter1o1'. Ne\\~~~~ach
1961 FORD FAUXIN -Runs Good Tl:w.\llpot'tation. (Z.XV· offer. 645-4462 $2195 ENTER FROM l\tncARTHl1R Good • Needs Brakes for on-262J ly $100. !\llKE 839-l427 $499 '61 l\tERC. Co mm u I el' '66 Cl.fI'LASS Spt Cpe, ne'v '60 RAMBLER S la t lo n ==== \\lagon. engin<' trans, rear trans, PS/48,000 n1L BILL B~RRY W~o" Body •Int -nd '6~1 FORD Galaxie 500, 4 <Ir. '72 l\1AVERICl-i: eou..., ~uto . " "'" ' v '-'' encl nl\ O\'er haulerl /n>bull! Priv prty. $750. 54th3599 ne s some ('Ilg work.
Rtll P"'r. SI B looks & runs Trans., l'owcr . S~ring, i>ast 18 mo. tires nu. $666.66 PINTO PONTIAC $100fo(fer. 548-1324 aft 5 gl't!at, orig. 0\\1ner. 5.16-8946 i-ndlo, hcfll<'r 1°';}(} Cu Jn 51°7777 1 f 1 SI t S.A ~. J ECONOlilY 6 cyl engine, .. ..,.... . : 1 . !.1 ' ~ ,-~1:'.~ 1961 RAl\IBLF.R Sl.25 or
1r '70 ~A~I; 390 1r low niilcs. T'ri. 1, t y. ~IERC. 'GS Colony Park '71 PINTO Sedan big eng 4 2000 " ·"-" '• S.i\. ::>..A'·lOOO 1nake riHl'r, good L'Ondil'ion,
847-3095. \\lag, SGOO. p/r., brakes, s"""'i 8 track & F~t. LEASE OR BUY M2-11t&i * 557-1380 * fact. air, 111.-.. ...... rack, ......iv ,_i;:""d"'' '11 '"-· '73 Po u --~-~~~---I Good Transportation -·-· "" ·~• '"· 4 nu Wide Track ·~ n aca VALIANT 1~ F= 6 :ss wagon, 289 '60 FORD 4 dr, VS, auto, pty, Cdl\t 673-6429___ lire11 SUOO. 8-W-3n1. DAVE RCSS Sac~!. ,,,.,!O .... ; ~!'°mlcal , .,.,...at 2nd car, $250. or \\'iii '6'1 P.tERC. !\.torrtei>ey, 9 Pau. '73 PINTO Runabout. air, •I PONTIAC '63 VALIANT Slant 6. runs ,., '""""' ...,......_.,.. -~ StaliOn \vag. 1 O\\'!ler. xlnt 1
1962 FAlRLANE 2 door. all trade for furinture or T cond. $38.-'i 5.3l-l3l7. speed, rr'. eng. 10:~ n1~. 2.iscl HarbOr Blvd. nf FBir xlnt, good body. $25(). or ti'~r~ running eond .. 73 oAi:x~1:12:r. hrdtp, Best o;!~ ~~-.. 963---:IS50-LA>Bd~i.;M~U;H32lJ. D~9v;j ~;i~~e~,!~~7 ~s1 oflery~~9:1
1970 TORINO 2Dr IIT, V-8, air. p/a, P b, :<Ingle owner. Safa ri
air, PIS, P/13, Very clenn? :..'k.~~ine~2:'~1:.nct, ·~1~~,~~i?.'~% ~~ ~~ '71 SATELLITE Stat)on \\'agon, 10,v niilt•s. '72 VEGA Kamn1bat·k V.'8"'011,
$1:l)). 833-369.1. ---. 1 . $3.50 67>&130 loaded \\'Ith air eond., pmver xnll cond .. IO\\' n1U1•s, 4 11pd.
.67 P.fUSTt\NG '71 LTD Bm~han1, full P\\'r, 111 erior, · ' CPt'. J.ladlo. & heater, po\\•et· strg .. and brnk~. C'Olilt"rlng $2300, 8.J7-~ll
Clean, best ol'Cr, fllr, A'llF~t stereo, must 1000 ?itF.RCURY, OC\\' tranr S!('{'rLng, a1r eon<i ..• like TIC\\', lamps, JIO\\'t'r t11.ilgalt'. lug-'7l VF.GA , loii -n-,-11('-,-. -,~,~pd-,
&15-(}i)&j Days !}ll-2'186 Sf'll! Be.low 1vhsle book good bod~" needs engine. lG.~ actual milet. 1437· gage rack. Serial No. 3l92.J9. radio, price tdlghtly 6bovt•
64 F'ORD Galaxle 500. V8, &IG-5165 $17S ru: ~totter. 96.4778. DSZt, $2595 $2995 v.·holcsa.le . CRll 642-1260 '66 FALCON Ful!JJ'lt., 4 dr '72 ~1ERCUR.Y Bl'ougham, g rond. ext & Int, $42S. auto, p/a/ p/h, new brks New t;let-1-belted radials, nil T-BIRb
II .,,__ xi"' <:<>nd. Orig °'"''" 1700. extras, AM-8 ,,., .. 64041'1 Jim Slemons BILL BARRY '69 COUNTR\" SMen. !1 675-1451
f)lls<engor waf!lln. A;,., rnok, .71 XLT he" Font m•k", MUSTANG I Imports PONTIAC ,,',..1'-::'"=·,,l;,169;=··c..9it!'-~"!850=·~~-I Loaded, just brOke In at 1----------1301 Quall Clft ST . ttt S.A. 1'°'1'\\'y.I
'68 TORINO, 44M nli., air. 2'l,000 nil. Bell o t l c r . S.I} MUSTANG. 2 dr. EXl't.'I NC\\'Pot'! Beach 2000 E lll't St., S.A. 558-1000
pfa, p/l>, atel'eQ, $1050 Xlnt 8'1l-Sl33 cond, $1100. Pt·i Pty, £1 8.13-9300 '67 PONTJ,\C CaiRllna. ('JOOfl
cond 968~19, lS6T fAIRLANE ConverUble Toro ~ F.NTF.R FROl\1 ~tllC'ATtTll UR condition. $42.\ or offer. Call
'67 FORD Cntry Sqr, air, full New 1op,.)o milea&e, comp! 767 1.1USTANG, V-8! auto, Rd '70 DUSTER full po\\·er & 646-Sm. pwr. $700 rec on d It Ione d . $825 tlr'G1, ps/air, x n1 $9§9. l\lr. Lov.· mlicngt<. Priced to 119 '-11--ro-NT=IA_C_G_ra_nd-~Pr-lx, * 673--3844 • 556-0236. Sun.et Beach 213: 59'2-1~7 .M"11 ! Call ~7-3088 $200 cash. assume balanct>:
The futett draw ln the Weit. Any day ft the BEST DAY to It't a btetze .• , .sell YoW' 19.i6 Pl)'JllOOlh St a 11 o 11 1 ,,_67>-0646~=·~=-=---,,I
• .. a DlllJly Piklt Classified ruu en fld! Don't t1elay. ttems w\th e&te. use Delly \\'11gon. f,6,())) orig mll~s. Nffi:! n "Pad"~ Plact an Ad!
Ad. R42JJ67S. rtLll 1ort11.y 642·!5678. ____ .• c.P.cU.oot'-Cl="'::"'::;n::ed= . ..:64.:2-56:...:::.:78:::._ Xl111 ronti. 64G-07Z;. Call 6~2-567S.
WE'RE HERE
NE\\,rof<r
DATSUN
Now Addrt11 Sptcltl
'70 Ford T0 8lrd
l.oedtd. lmcDP.I 1
$1495
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, DAILY PILOT SaturdiJ, August 18, 1973
AUG. 31st
1973
500 FASTBACK CPE.
VB, auto. trans., factory air, power stl!ering,
vinyl roof. Beautiful gold finish. Sharp!
(615AKTJ
'67 FORD LTD
Cpe. Automatic Ir an s., factory air conditioning,
pow~r steering, vinyl roof, 1 OWN ER WELL
CARED FOR. (ZZY369)
'66 FORD
RANCHERO
V8, automatic trans., power steering, radio,
healer, sharp thruovt. (UJ8852l
'68 CHEVROLET
¥•TON P.U.
Stick. shift. Excellent Work Truck. (896366)
1970 ,BUICK
s2199
$
s999
SJ 199
2 DR. HARDTOP
V.8, auto. tr~nt., power 1!01rin9, vinyl roof.
IOllAFX ) $1299
'70 CHEV. NOVA
COUPE '' 'cyf., au10. trans., radio, heater, whitewall tires, :
vinyl roof. tinted glass, wheel covers. Real
cream puff. (661HPV) $1699
'65 CHEV. Super ports
COUPE IMPALA
VB, 4 speed, factory air conditioning, power ~·'.: :·
steering, mag wheels. Special paint, extra good ·
condition. fREH919) ~ • ..
'71 COUNTRY SQUIRE
10 PASS. STATION WGN.
V8, 1utomatic trans., factory air, power s!ttr·
ing, pawer windows. lu9!1age ra~k. (S01COJ )
$
s3199
•
THE FOLLOWING
CARS APPLY ONLY:
• GAWJE 500'S
• TORINOS
• FORD LTD'S
'73 HORNET 4 DOOR
6 cyl.,. auto. trans., f1c1ory air conditioning,
pc>'Nt!r steering, radio, titat!r, whitewall tires,
tinted glass. Luggage r1ek, 7000 miles. Almost
~w. gas sipper. (317HGE ) $
'10-MEREURY COLONY-PARK
STATION WAGON
VS, auto. trans., factory air, power sturing,
luggage rack, low miles, like new. (837BHJ)
1971 MAVERICK
GRABBER
Foctory •ir c:ond itioning, vinyl roof, chrome.
1801HDC)
'70 PONTIAC FIREBIRD
ISPRITI CPf.
$
V8, auto. trans., f<Klory air, power steering, $
radio, htafer, whiftwalJ firts, vinyl roof,
metatlic blue with white fop, like MW. (5'3CEK J
1969 vw
'4 1p11d, r1dio, heifer. IZCF601) $
'69 FORD E200 VAN
9
99
99
99
VB, auto. trans .• factory 1ir conditioning, 123
inch wtiter base, extra clean. (1J1'6C) s1999
1964 T·BIRD
F•ctory 1ir c:onditioning, full power, I own•
tr. !OXX04'4) 5 799
THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS ••
$99 OVER FACTORY
INVOICE PLUS DEALER
PREPARATION,. FACTOllY
RmNTION FEE SALES
·TAX AND . UCEN~E. ·
~,.... ..
•
PICKUP •1 -099 ·
1m COURIER
'68 f .ORD T-B
LANDAU
2 Or. Hll'dtop. l.u•urv equip. wifrl full ,.,,,...,.. i.
factory air conditioning, Jow miles, cltln. CYQWlll) . •
166 VW BUG
Radio, heifer, NW tirn. With n\1QS: . .eXtr1
shlrp. ISBN722). Gas sipptr
'71 DODGE MONACO
""'door hardtop, 'vt, 1ufo. trtns., tadorv air,
Po'ftf' steering, power brakes, wtlltew1lls, vlnyl
root, klw mllts, mint condltlon, (170HEV)
1972 FORD
' s9
$ 299
PINTO 51899 '4 tpetd, 1tic:k ,}ii ft, r•dio, htaler. (89 tFLU ! ..
,
1970 MAVERICK
6 cyl., .uto. trans., r•dio, heeter. II8Z9631 51399
' .
'68 PONTIAC FIREBIRD·
2 DOOi H.T.. .t'
'cyl., stick lhltt1>rtdlo, heater, sPoiler. bar. ~
hHd "°""· (W#J'"2) s999
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