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1973-09-08 - Orange Coast Pilot
• • ·....--.- Orange Coast EDITION • • Bargains TODAY! VQL. 66, NO. 25 1, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFQRNIA SATi.JRDAY, SEPTEM BER 8, 1973 TEN CENTS ~01( of New Onofre React·or.s Stuns Ecolo1gis,ts ' ' By CANDACE PEARSON Of tltt Daltr 1'1191 lllff SAN DIEGO -The near-unanimous approval of lwo new nuclear reacton at the San Qnolre power plant by coastal commissioners in San Diego Friday came as a blow to environmenlalilts. ••you can be well assured it will be ap- pealed" to the · State Costal Zone Conservation Co m m i s s i o n , one environmentalist vowed. The Sierra Club, GUARD (Groups UJ!!ted Against Radiation Danger) of San Oliinente and the Enviroomeetal Coali· lion ol Onmge County fought the project in mass at an all-day hearing Aug. 10. In conlrast to tflat heavily attended session, Friday's .discussion before the San Diego Regional Commission and about 50 persons took only t5 to 20 minutes. 1be commission voted g..1 to grant a comtruction permit ito S o u t h e r n California Edison (SCE) and San Diego Gas and Electric, after attaching four conditions. 'Ibey are: -Any roads leading to and from the project three miles south of San Clemente must be designed to minimlie coollict.s with traffic going to the San Qoo(re State Park. -Landscaping should insure maximum ocean vistas while screening unsightly portions ol the plant on the 13-acre site. -U a required environmental monitor· ing program identifies any substantial adverse impacts on ocean crganisms or any unsafe conditions, Ume will be cor· rected to the satisfaction of government agencies. -The companies must agree to pay a tax to the state or federal government for use of ocean waters if the•Iegislature approves o( such a fee. Utility spokesmeo readily accepted the four conditions, which didn't come close to meeting stricter standards re- quested by enviroMlentalists Aug. 10. The opposition contended that thermal discharge and other plant operation would have adverse impact on marine life and that nuclear plants are dangerous, especially near the coast. The commission's jurisdiction over perinits extends 1,000 yards inland of mean high tide line, according to • • ow er ......... rISIS Autos Benefit Too Meat Price Lid 1 To Go Off ·Early I ·WASHINGTON iAPl -The Nixon ad· \ minis tration has decided to lift the bee! price ceiling earlier than scheduled. permit automakers lo raise prices, and allow grocen to poss higher food Jll'le<s Gii to customers, all adding up t. another round of price increases for consumers. I The freeze will be lifted from beef at midnight Sunday. two days earlier than ' scheduled. The ..,. food price coatrols 1 will go into effect at the iame Urp.e. 'l'he Coot ol LMng Council llOUl!hl to • • b}unt the increue in tJM price or aultll by G!jlerlng cutbacks of JO to !O ~t In pl'lce bikes propooed by Ford. -I Mot.on, Chysler and American Motors. It allo annomced ii is delaying pro-- pOsed price increases by major tire. paper aild. soap and detttgent manu· racur.n wfille It holds public hearings on the increases to decide whether they are warranted. _ The actions Friday caine after the government announced that wbolesa1e prices of fann producll lllcm!ed by 23.I percent in August, the biggest single monthly increase since Ute gvvemmoot "'8an keeping atattsUcs)li 1913. About the only good news for the con· sumer was that ga.!Oline prices would go down from one to three oent. per gallon at many gasoline stallonl around tbe country today as the government's new price ceilings on gaaollne wmt into ef· !eel The council's actions will have the following impact on the consumer: , -Prices of bee( products probably will s\art' increasing beginning Monday. -Prices of all other foods will rise ~ln as a result of the new controls, PrQ"bably also slarting Monday. -Prices of 1974 automobiles probably will tncreaae starling aboot Sept. 14 as the council approved average increases of $74 by Ford, $73 by· General Motors, ~ for American Mot.ors and $51 for Cbrysler. r Price increaases for Ures. paper pro-dUcii. ooap and deter1en~ scbedultd to IO up next week. will he delay.d. Council director John T. Dunlop said a dedllon would he made Mmxlay, en pro. paled price incroases by 10 major 1tee1 oompanies. Dlmlop said heel prices probably will r (;ons l • \\leather Aulumn.,.,..ther has arrived but .. it Seems like tt never really left t this summer. Afore fog aod over· ' cast . through the mominp this .,...kend clearing by eerly ofter. , noon to hazy 1uoablne, Hlgbl 1ft ' low 70s with loWI la Ille bicb IOI. 1 INSm E TeDAl:' ' • Jiuch 10. Ill• iutpris• of O!lal· t psll o/ lht cooslol pro(fction • IllfQ po1std by Pro~don 20, d•vtiop<d or <k11<i<ipcbl< prbp. <rtv hol fncrtostd in ailU<, ftOI <ktl.l'lil<d. ror cm onolrril, n• • Sl<>Tll , Pagt It .. ... -' .~· ·~""""""' , .. ,,. (IWl"Cfl ,. ... =-= ' ,_ ... , ... I ·-• INI TIT • -· ... I ::r ....... 11·11 (~"'"' -• ..... ·--• ·-... ' .. increase when the ceilings are Hrted. The ceilings were removed two days early partly to help head off possible beef shortages that could have developed in the few days before the scheduled date, he said. The new food price regulations also go into efrect two days early . Dunlop said this was designed to help facilitate ac-- coonting proceclures by busine11. 7he •fclolk.llriCI n1uJ•ibcw 'Jiennit the !oqd industry to pua a1oog law retail prices Ill justified lllJller casts. Previously, only lncreues for higher ,.,.. 11¢cultwal coots were allowed, not int'l"eUel for such tb.ings aa labor and transportation. DunJop predicted increases in food costs. but sa1il they would not he as great as after the freeze . , Hotrod Gunman H eists Cypress Market for $120 Cypresl police said today they prob· ably won't have much trouble finding the distinctive getaway car used by a 1ooghaired gunman who robbed a mall qiarket ot$12l Friday night. After the 9:30 p.m. heist, the bandit hopped In a customized Model·T hot rod witnesses said was "glittering with chrome." Officers said the young man. whose blond Jocks were tucked into bis shirt, cleaned out the till at a Stop and Go Market at Cerritos Avenue and Valley View Street after Dashing a chrome revolver. According to the clerk and a market patron, the bandit strolled out the front door, hopped into bis hot rod and roared orr down the street trailing smoke Crom the car's ovenized rear tires. "With a getaway car like that, I don't thlnt we11 haft much trouble tracking hlm. down," said a J)Olice spe>keaman. "Several agencies have stopped similar cars already, though. It's SUJ'11rlslng how many there are around." Coast Stations Will Stay Open No "protest" ·clotlings "' service sta· Uons """' believed to he to the offing along the Oranse Coast this ,...kend In objoctlon I<> the Phase IV pri"" reauta· lions that went Into e!!ect today. However. dealli-s are still fuming over the .decision by Oil<! Justice Worren E. Burger to -Phuo IV esemptions to retail dealers. Nationwide cloalnp bod '-1 !ftdicted on· Labor Day but filled to matertallze when the Phase IV deadllne .,.. e1· tended. A m.ou ~ ol Orqe County ..m<r.lal!M dollin llu -called for 1 p.m. 'lbmldaf al bi' lloyal Inn In 8aDta Ana ID -14rale0. '· II II ~ '"P"l""' by the ..... , ti4nl! Service Stallml Dalen -. tion "'11ch Is J>1eac1iiic fur public altentlon to the ~lem. nie problem Is thet pump Jlrices ol poollae an -u ol today but lhat (ileo OASOUNE, .... I) AT MARKETS ON ORANGE COAST, NO PANIC MEAT BUYING Predicted Rush to Mlrkett After FrHa Th1w Not Appearing Coa st Markets Peaceful; Meat Hoarders Stay Home News ol an early lilting of the price freeze on beef had UtUe or no ef!ect at Orange Coast markets as of late Friday and "'*t store managers predict 11'0 panlc buying before prices go up on Mon- day. All·nighl. markets up and OOMi the coost were surveyed by the Dally Pilot until the early morning hours today and jt appeared to be business as usual. "People tonight still seem to be stick· Ing to liuying only what meal they need." sald meat-cutler Tom Lin4holm at Market Basket, 18121 Brookhurst St .. FOIDltaln Valley. "Business ls good but there's no rush so far." The nighl manager at the Market KOCE .Looks At Waslii1igton ........ iNllllc milii~m, "Orange ~·'la. .. 'II . ,'' becl!ll .I!OI -illl K TV QiaMi1 '°· "l'Olllllblfnl counJycon-fl!'t!lll!I'" on C.P!tol mu. . September ~°"" will he aired !hi. BmmJ'ate p.m.; s.pl. 17 at 7:ltlljl.m./s,pl.. ltl at f p,m., and Sopl. ZI 1\ t µ.. ; .-.'...-.--, -. -- Basket sta"e at 2975 Harbor Boolevard in Costa Mesa said he doesn't expect anything to happen until people read their Saturday papers and get the news of the early end to the frP.Cze. "l imagine we'll he really busy Satur· day and all day Sunday," said the m·anagcr, who declined lo be identified. J\.1ost economic experts predict beef prices will shoOt up substantially when the freeze ia lifted Sunday at midnight but some store managers don't th\nlt il will h,ave much effect. "T don't think people are going to bu y any more food now in a panic than they will next week," said the night manager of Smith's Food King, 2300 Harbor Blvd., eo..ta Mesa. "As !er ., I know there's iii big price hike coming because they've got • lot or fat cattle on lbeJr hands they've got to get rid of," be added. A spokesman for Albertson's Market at 700 S. Coast Hlgbw'f In. Laguna Beach said h!: doem't expect 1 nm on the, meat counter> ao he hasn't made plans to bring on extra help over the weekend. "We'•e got a good selection of cuts nOI'( and we ~n't he dolnfl anything dlf· fercntly this weekend," he said.· ~ altuatlon was also nonnal for .a Friday evening at the 8afeway store 'Jn Monarch Bay . 11Jt's impossible to do anything d}f· rerenUy oow," 1.1ld a store spokesman. He said there had been no big crowds (Sea MEAT~ P ... !) .· ProposiUoo. 20, the coastline initiative passed by voters last November. Jts actions can be appealed within 10 days to the state commission . \\'hat the state coastal commissicn 11ill do "1th the issue is uncertain. '"" panel is knoY,.n to be more COO· servaHonist than the regional group. Questioning by the San Diego com· missioners fooosed on whether the two units, each with a generating capacity of 1,140 megawatts, are needed. SCE officials said yes. But e.nvironmentalist.s also suffered a setback before the state commission 11·hen it approved the expansion of SCE's Long Beach po"·er plant. That case, ho1rever, lnvolved steam furbines. The $1 billion e1pansion is planned for the northwest comer of Camp Pendleton Marine base. Commercial operation of the units. ir all hurdles are cleared, is se t for 1979 and 1980. The San Onofre question is sure to ~ main complicated. Thomas Crandall, San Diego Commission Executive director, said Friday his staff spent more time stu dying the power plant application than any other. He recommended approval • Ill ? • I ' ' PUC Chief Says Shortages_Looms SACR AMENTO (AP) -Southern California will be hit by critical power shortages by springtime, says the chief of the state Public Utilities Commission. All California p o p u I a t i o n cen· ters-north and south-will be "very short" o! energy before next spring, said Vernon L. Sturgeon, but he said Southern California will be hit first. · "For example, Los Angeles Water and Power Co. predicts that they'll curtail electric power use by 35 percent by next April,'' Sturgeon said in an interview published Friday. tt is on1y in the past year that the public has begun to grasp the energy shortage that power officials have been talking about for four years, he said. There are six points in a program for coping with the shortage; "starting with the least offensive suggestion and going down the list," Sturgeon said. They are: e "They would first blackout outdoor billboards at night." e "Next, blackout outdoor advertising -identification advertising on service stations, restauren~. retail stores, any kind of outdoor signs." e "Next, they would limit the hours shopping centers and retail stor.~ could operate to 12 hours a day , five days a week." e "Sporting ivents would have to be held in the daytime. Night sporting events would be prohibited." e ''Limit shift operations to a single shift. You can quickly see the results of that. \Vith a plant operating three shifts, two would be laid off." e "A rotating blactout by sectioos ol the town -Everybody would have to take his turn of a half hour or an hour," Sturgeon said. He said a rotating blackout Would be an inconvenience but that it was better . than a live percent power cutback -a "brownout" -such as Eastern cities have experienced. Low·voltage opera- tions, he said, burn" up equipment. On the topic of Pacific Gas and Elec- tric Co., which supplies much of Northern ·califomia, Sturgeon said, "AJ late as last ye~r, it was able to bum 90 percent natural gas to generate energy and 10 percent oil. That percentage of natural gas use will decline by the eud or 1976 to near nothing." "What this means," Sturgeon said, "is that last year PG&E burned two million barrels of low sulphur oil. Air ponution restrictions won't let them burn anything but low.sulphur oil. Their estimated re- quirements for next year are 42 million barrels and they haven't been able to find a source for !hit 42 million barrels. Their search has been worldwide, but they have not found the additional oil they will need." Ho w Ca n Ea rth Harness Need ed S olar Power? SPACE CEf\"TER, l~ouston (AP) - The massive solar nares photographed by the Skylab 2 astronauts this week raise the question : How can th.is great energy source be harnessed for use on power·short earth? Alan L. Bean, Or. Owen K. Garriott and Jack R LoJsma on Friday observed the largest sun eruption or 1973, and scientists on the ground producOO these mind-boggling figures: It was 10 times the size of the earth and equal to the power of more than 100 million atomic bombs. The energy generated was enough to supply the elec- trical power needs of the world for haU a million years. It would supply the total energy needs of the earth. Including such things as automobile and industrial engines. for S.000 years or more . "It's a big daddy," said Skylab 2 com- mander Bean as he and his crewmates aimed their $121.Z..million array of eight telescopes at the thermonuclear ex· plosion 'and the radiation it spe~·ed into space. In recent years, considerable research, especially in the United Stat ... has been devoted to finding a mean:1 of tapping the sun's energy. The research resulted in the solar cells that convert the sun's rays to eloc:lrldty to ~te thC Skylsb st•· ti<>n and ri\o.st wnnanntd spa<.'O satellites. , Much effort has gone Into studying solar farms such ns those being tested in the Ari1.ona desert. One proposal cn· visions -coUectl ng solnr heat with energy. • absorbing panels. The heat would me.I t mineral sal~~ that wO\lld bt stored ln \1l· sulated tonks nnd then piped through n 'vater system to produce steam to drive turbine generators. Atomic particles were kicked a~'<IY from the sun Ibis week at a speed of about 10 million miles an hour. \Yithin hours they interacted with earth's magnetic field to disrupt short wave radio transmissions around lhe globe. Slo1ver moving particles are expected to create a northern light display tonight as far south as Chicago. r.~on control scientists said I.hey ex~ peeled more nare adivity in the next few days. and the astronauts were ready to cancel other experiments to COO· centrate on the sun, just as they did the last two days. "\Ve're getting fantastic data.'' said Dr. Joe Hirman. a national atmospheric a n d oceanographic admlnlstntion physicist. · NAME TH IS MAN IN TODAY'S QUIZ The NE\\'SNAME personalitu i?& TUE QUIZ this week i! Prime A-fhW· ter of a 11ation whose ~conom.11 ha.t ben di.trupud by a rall stnke. Do 11ou recognLte llim~ For (1 JurthtT clue to h~1 identi- ty, turn to THE QUIZ, appearing today on Page 7. Thl:r wid~·ranging curre11t events Jea.- ture wiU pr..ovU:lt VOl' with 0. Qood oppOrtunity to teit yo r1 r nf'IVS rendi11g. TlfE QUIZ is spousore~ b11 the Daflu Pilot ns /.>art o/ ir1 currtnt eventJ pro9rri111 or area .scl1ool1 ~ • J I I 'l • J O~LV PILOT T eachers' Walkouts Spreading Classes for more than 800.000 pupils ""ere suspended Friday as teachers :1ialked up anQlher day on strike 1n scat· tered parts of lhe cowitr)'. In Detroit, whose 270,000-pupll district was the largest struck ln the traditional opening week of school. the school board and teachers experessed hope or an early 1etUement. At the request of .both groups, circuit court hearings on a pos."lible injunction against the 10,000-member De t r o i t Ftderation of Teachers were adjourned wllU \\1ednesday. Contract talks were on an around-the-clock basis, with teachers reportedly seeking a 9. 7 percent, pay raise. In all of t.1ichigan, an estlmated 650,000 youngsters were enjoying an extended iwnmer vacation, with a total of 33 districts repcrted strlkebound. Flint's ~~ool board filed an unfair labor "prac- t1ce charge Friday against the striking United Teachers of F1int. That union was demanding an "affirmative action pro- gram" for hiring minority personnel. Classes were closed for the third day for 40 ,000 pupils in Providence, North ' W o ., • I ·~i~ • -. .. ' ·~'?. "' -• ' ' , ' . -,, ·J~ ' D.tllr l'fi91 Still I'~ .. IS LAGUNA NIGUEL'S ZIGGURAT SITTING ON THE DESK OF TEXJ>,5 CONGRESSMAN BROOKS? "It 11 A Beautiful Building and It's Just a Sha me Our Project.d BuslMss Didn't Materialize" Ziggurat Hangs • ID Li1nho Adv ocate's Plea • Coast Builders 'Not All Ogres' ' •• By CAN DACE PEARSON , Of ffll Dll~ l'li.1 Sitt! All OO~den aren't ogres-after all, "Jesus Was a caf1)eflter," the South Coast Regional 1.ooe Conservation C.Om· missjon has betn advised at the ftrst planning se,.ion hold in Orange Qiunty. Gilbe rt Ferguson, vice president of the Council on Econom.ie Balance. told the commission 'lllursday that all sides have to abandon such prejudices and work tcr gelher on a coastal pl.an. Approximately 36 persons attended the affair at Huntington Beach City Hall. The commission, along with one state and six other regional ~ts created by Proposition 20, is to develop a coastal master plan by 1976. Ferguson said that plan will be realized only 'through cooperation of the public, business and government. Fer~son. until recently, heeded the Council on Economy, Environment, Em· ployment and Development, which sou~ht to have Prop. 20 dl'Ciared unconstitu- tional. He softened slightly Thursday, but still said he thinks the commiss ion doesn't have the necessary know ledge of land use planning. advocated lowering densities. Lort..>ll Long ot the Ornnge Co!Jlity Environmental coalition followed that same Hne in ask- ing the commission to conisider what the speaker called the tremendous population pressure on the Orange Coas t and the ln· adequacy or COWllY park facilities. . "We are making st rides," Commls· sioner Ronald Caspers res ponded .. "I don't want this board to think Orange County is looking out the 'vindow. Many speakers addressed specific is- sues: run-orf in Upper Newport Bay. den.sities in West Newport, a lot on the Balboa Penin.rula, the Laguna Greenbelt. But Jerome Bane, president of the Huntington Beach Chamber of Com· nlerce, made a pitch for an an11lyals of the costs and beneflts of providing coastal recreation. "The beneficiaries o{ a given poHcy aren't always these "'ho bear the costs," Bane said . . He also su~gested the comisslon use geographic sub-areas in its planning and not ignore work already done by local govcrnn1ent s. Providence and Pawtucket, R . J • -Huge Niguel Facility A'waits Federal Decision The commission's planning area ex· t~nds five miles inl.and of mean high Ude line. The penn1t granting area is 1,000 yard inland in Orange and Los Angeles coonties. "Given the la\\' \Ve have." COmmis- sioncr Robert Rooney told Bane, "eco- nomic values aren't the only ones that count." Teachers in North Providence were ask- ing salaries ranging from $8,000 to $12,950, against an offer of from $7,700 to $1 2,750 and the school board· was weighing a mass flr lng of itS 278 tea~hers. Some 22,000 youngsters were out ot_ school for a second day in Cupertino, Calif., whose 800 teachers have refused a 4.2 percent pay hike and a $250 cost-o[- living bontl!. In Wisconsin, classes were canceled a third day in Kenosha and for the second day in Oak Creek. Kenosha's school board .and striking teachers met with a state mediaklr. Sponsor Drops Pageant Girl ATLANTIC CITY (N.J.) (UPI) - A nole of controversy entered the Miss America Pageant Friday when Miss N e w Hampshire, 22-year-old Michelle Arnette C.Ote, lost the support of her home town newspaper because of ber frartk: views on gay liberation, women's rights and other topics. The Mancheater Union Leader said In a front-pe.ge editorial her remarks in news inteniew1 were "thoughtless" and that she would no longer have the backing of the paper, one of her spomors. She will conUnue as a contestant In the pageant. Laguna's Permits Fall in August 'The Laguna Beach Planning and Development department Issued 54 building penntts valued at $'117,767 dur· ing the month of August, down $61,000 over the same month last year. However, the August total brought the year-1.c>date figures to 421 pennits for an esUmated valuation of $7 .S million, up from $4..& million during the same period last year tor 431 pennlts. New single-family dwe lling units ac- counted for $592,341 of the August total as 15 permits were issued. Alterations and addltlons lo dwellings, commercial units and to nonresidential structures ac· counted for $121 ,660. f..1isei!llaneous con· struction n1ade up the dif ference. Copter Saves Drifter NANTUCKET, Mass. (AP) -A Coasl Guard helicopter rescued an IS-year-old girl who had fallen asleep on a rubber raft and was pu..!hed a mile out to sea by a strong breeze on Friday. OIAN•I COAST IT DAILY PILOT flt• O••no• c;o111 DAILY l'ILOT, wltlt wll'dl 1' ct<nltl....cl "'' NI Wl·l'rn1. II Pllbll.,,.. ,., IM OrtrlQI .CNll 1''*111111"9 C0..."1 . ....,.. Nit tdHloM t rt .-vttll11'11d, ,,,......,., lttrtllllfl "rldty, lor Co1l1 MtN, Nt""porl lkKlt, M\lt'tllnglon &tKtt/F-ttl11 llttlty. L .. llM 8Htll, lr>1ln1/Sll'ddl.Wtl< trod St11 Ci.m.tllt l ltn J~111 Ctpltl""°· A 1lngl1 r .. IOMI lld~loll 11 puttll1ttell S.tu•IStYI •1111 Slll'lllt yt. fM ,,lllcl1N1t 111/blltllint l ll Pll It ti ~ W•I l •Y Jtttotf, Cell• Mnl, Ctllfltrftlt, fMH.. Ro .. e1t N. Weti "'" i.Mt •1111 l'lllllWI« J•c• It. 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Rock\\'ell building had been discussed an· Rockwell lntemational's futuristic Rep. Andrew Hinshaw (R-Neurport ly between Brooks and the staff and so aerospace facility sits empty and squat Beach) sits on the Brooks committee, far as was known, the committee itself and HinshaY."s elongated congressional hadn 't even discussed the matter on 91 Laguna Niguel acres surrounded by distri ct includes the Laguna Niguel facili· formally. parking lots meant for the cars of 7,500 emp\oyes that never came. ly. It was learned that Rep. John C. The building oft en is called a "white Hinshaw pledged to shepherd the Culver (0-Jowa) inspected the Lagwia matter along. Niguel facility last week, but the purpose elephant." The giant seven-ti er plant of Government ownership of the facility of the inspection ls unknown. a million square feet was designed to u·ould mean the big plant's removal from There has been some discussion Joca1ly house Rockwell's aerospace operations , the ta rolls b 1 th us "tr: that the house committee may have pia~ but between th e time it was started in x • u e · · represen ... ive -.-said the influx of a federal payroll would ed. the ziggurat on the back burner while 1968 and finished two years later, the moti,than make up for $400,000 in lost it launched a full-blown investigation into space business went slack. la .. liars, spurring the service industry funds expended by the governmnt not "It is a beautiful building and it's Just of guna Niguel and surrounding en-only on President Nixon's San Clemente a shame our projected busin ess did not virons. and Key Biscayne estates, but also into Another speaker, Frances M06Sman of Newport Beach, also urged cooperative efforts and quick action by the commis- sion. General policies should be used. f\frs. ~1~man said, as a "brtdge considering individual development and the planning itself '' ~re's a toi ot work to be done on "crunch Issues' and trade-offs to be made, she added. I'd hate to see that happen t\vo weeks before the deadline.'' A numbr of speakers-including Alan Beek and Dick May of Newport Beach- materialize," a Rockwell eiceculive said Estimates of the federal workforce the historical expenditures made on the Friday. vary. Most place it at about 3,000 dwellings of Presidents Johnson, Ken-B r· ts I d The structure is valued at about $25 persons. but, it could be much less, or nedy, Eisenhower, and Truman. ene l mproVC nlillion. After attempting for years to much more depending on the agencies However, committee staff Indicated the SACRAMENTO (A?) _ University of find an industrial buyer for the place, which finally inhabit the place. back·bumer theory was not correct. California and state college systems Rockwell turned to the fed eral govern· Despite immediate interest, the zig· pointing out the ziggurat matter had v•ouJd receive $17.3 million in fringe ment. gurat has failed to budge from the ".(Im· come before the group before the tangle benefits Wlder a bill approved 67-0 Thurs- And, Uncle Sam was interested. mittee, and, according to Washington of the Nixon home financing precipitated day by the Assembly. Assemblyman Paul The General Services Administraton D.C. sources contacted Friday the sub--the other investigation. Priolo (R-Pacific Palisades ), authored (GSA) and Rockwell negotiated a trade. ject of the fede ral acquisition has not Still no forecast of when the committee the bill which states that fringe benefits The government would get the Laguna gotten beyond the committee staff. would look at the ziggurat was given , on· ha\·e "fallen substantially behind· ' Larry fl.foore of the Irvine COmpany briefly presented the company's plans to realign Coast High\\'3Y bel\\'een Q-yi:- tal Cove and Emerald Bay and Sen. Den- nis Carpenter's legislation to buy the Ir- vine beaches. STAR GAZING PARTY TONIGHT . Star gazers wil be looking Into space tonight wh en the Orange County A m a t e u r Astronomers Association conducts public !tar gazing parties at two locations along the Orange Coo.st. One \\'ill be at Golden West College in Huntington Beach. The other will be at the Christi an Science Church on M o u I t o n Parkway in Laguna Hills. Gazing begins at 7 p.m. The parties are open to the public without charge. Niguel building, and Rockwell would get The Senate's counterpart committee to ly a suggestion that if all went well it benefits paid by comparable work in surplus defense department property: it th e Brooks group approved the federal could be considered in the near future. related public and private arenas . now leases in Los Angeles C.Ounty. trade in May. The house committee got I ~;;;:;;:::::;;;:;::::;::;;;:::c::C:::-::7'.::'c-::::=:---:::::.:.::--:..:::=~==-=:.!::.:.:::=..::=::_---============== the propasal at about the Same time. The ROC:k\\'Cli .ziggurat. so cal~ed "We've been working on it, it's that we be~~e o( its exotic ste~ped Bab.ylon1an requested quite a bit of infonnation and ~es1gn, seemed to be quickly on its way il comes in Uttle-by-Httle " a staft to ~ing Uhcle Scii:n's ziggurat, as ap-4 member said. The inform.at>«. canalited · ~isals, and approval s came fast and of pn,perty appraisals and Ule like, the sure. Staff member said. However, it was un- Tha.t was th~ situation until May , when known why the house committe was re- l he ziggurat Juggernaut stopped at the questing infonnation the Senate commit- desk of Rep. Jack Brooks {!>Texas), tee hadn't needed in its consideration. chainnan or the U.S. House or Represen-The staff member said that so far, the Panel Foresees No Large Beef Price Hik~ Monday CHICAGO (UPI ) -American Meat Institute officials predict there will be no big jump in retail meat prices when the beef price freeze is lifted at midnight Sunday. Herrell De Graff, A.fl.fl president, said Friday that bee[ packing plants which have been closed or curtailed during the recent freeze "will return to full opera- tion as quickly as possible and increased supplies of bee( shortly will be available for Lhe consumer." An AMI spokesman said consumers will probably find meat pri ces "down considerable in the next few weeks." He Raging Forest Fire Contained by Crews BOULDER CREEK (AP ) -A man- caus ed fire raged through 70 acres of heavy timberla nd Friday in Big Basin State Park before 150 (ire fighters con- tained the flames. State forestry ofticials said it was "definitely a purposely set fire" and caused al least $20,000 worth of damage to the park. loca ted in Santa Crui County five miles north of here. From Pagel GASOLINE. • • the ¥r·lmlesale (tank wagon) price of the on companies is not. Several oil companies have already raised their wholesale prices to dealers and Exxon USA aMOUnCed one cent per gallon boost in Ilic price 0( gu 'nm!day. William H. Bay. a MJMlon Viejo Mobil Dealer and spokesman for the Interna· tiona l Service Station DealCrs As50Cia·· lion said that althO\lgh future mass shut- downs are not ruled out, he has not heard anything to substantiate reports of an,Y closings over this weekend. "I've heard Jou: or rumoh that stations In varlous communltie'S are getting together and closing, but It's just rumors,'' he sRld. None of these comm un ities were on the Orange Coast except San Clemente but a ch1<k there railed lo dlsclooe any am- templation of a shutdown. ( cited the decline in live cattle and li ve pork pru,e. from record higm of rnid- August and predicted "there will not be a steep climb in beef prices" when the ceil- ing ls removed. Consumer resistence to high prices has brought pork prices down , the spokesman said, and custom slaughter of beef has brought beef back into the market. From Pqe 1 MEAT ... Friday night but he added lhe news prol>- ably hadn't gotten around. Robert ~{eyerS, a meat cutler at the Pantry Market, 1170 Baker St., O...ta Mesa said he is pretty certain the buying trend will remain stable. lie says he's been in the business for SO years and his guesses have always been close lo the ctnter of the target. Meyers says he doesn't foresee mu ch of a price hike and he is hoping there won't be much of a run on beef. At Lucky Market In Costa Mesa, the manager said there has de!inite ly been no panic buying. He said meat buying Friday evening was lighter than usual, if anything. The freeze-UfUng came as a surprise to ?1'I08t market managers and meat cutteri, many of "·horn didn't know of It unUl later Friday evening. several said llO guldanoe had been handed down from main offices by quilting time Friday . Four Die in Plane; Four in House Live KANSAS CITY (AP ) -Four pel'IOns •board a slngle-englne'plane died Friday night when thelr ai rcraft cruhed Into a suburban house. The Impact tore away the roof but a family of four tnside escaped injury, poUce said: f\:tr. and Mrs. James E. Mathes and their two children were eating dinner In their Leawood, Kan., bomt? when the plane struck th o roof directly over the dining room . I 9oW1z & eountri1 PATIO SHOPS ~ ~z RATTAN & WICKER SWEETHEART CHAIR, TWIN HEADBOARD, or TUB CHAIR ••• YOUR CHOICE $14~. 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Group •• •••11••1• ,~41,14,,11, I m .A six a spl mi lin va "u te by co in B ot m di w da be J tr w lo of M of di h p w w t p II c f I a I AMA Boru·d I Chairman Indicted WlNSTON-SALEM, N.C. (UPI) -The much-honored board chairman of the . American Medical Association was one of six North Carolinians indicted Friday by a ~ederal gra~ jury on charges of con· sp1racy and misapplica tion of nearly $1.8 million In bank funds. Dr. John R. Kernodle, 58, or Bur· llngton, and the others were accused In ~arious i_nc:ll.ctm ents with m akin g unsound 1nchrect loans for their own in- terest!:," with paying checks not covered by sufficient flmds for corporations they controlled, and with conspiracy. The indictments stemmed fro1l' an FBI investigation into the North State Bank o[ Burlington, of which Kemodle and three others named were former officers. Tliis is Reggie Kernodle, a prominent gynecologist who had amassed a number of medical honors, is owner of a clinic in Burlington. He had been a member of the AMA Board of Trustees since 1968, is former president of the North Carotina Medical Society, and a former Duke University medical school instructor. Neither Kernodle nor the others in- dicted were available for comment. All were free pending arraignment in 30 days. He is a Dane by heritage and currently resides -not by his choice -at the Orange County Animal Shelter, 561 City Drive South, Orange. phone 532-7301. Reggie is a good dog and very genUe. but, at 65 pounds , a bit underweigh~ according to animal control officers. He 1s 13 months old. You can have him for $7 and a ~romise to put a little more meat an his bones. Up a Nickel Federal officials said the investigation began as a result of a Federal Dep>sit Jnsurance Corp. audit , and the FBl was called in when the scope of the alleged conspiracy began to emerge. School Lunch Costs Others indicted included a former member of the North Carolina State Banking Commission, Norman Graham Smith of Burlington, former president of the North State bank; ltlarsbal Steward Jr., of Raleigh, president of Ketteridge Jnd.ustries; H. Ca11oway Pollard Jr. of Burlington, a director of KettePldge; liouston P. Sharpe of Burlington, presi- dent of five small telllle firms, and Charles M. McMinan of Burlington, treasurer of the rums in which Sharpe was involved. Expecwd to 0 l ncrease All but McMillan and Stewart were former dlrectors of the North State bank. Schizophrenic Society to H ear Food Specialist Schools opening next week aJong the Orange Coast are expected to charge at I-a nlckel more for lunches than last year. Federal subsidies for school lunch mllk have been cut off this year causing the price to rise to a dime in most districts. Additionally, shortages of food and in- creased prices for products ranging from peanut butler to hamburger are forcing cafeteria managers to eith er raise prices or cut back projected portions. While federal lunch program aid dwindles, federal nutrition standards force prices upward. The standards mu.st be met to be eligible for federal aid. To keep minimum amounts ol. protein in lunch menus. some dislri~, e1.pect in- creases up to 40 percent thiJ fall. others A specialist in the field of. the role food are trying a wait and see aPJl'oach, boJ>- and vitamin:s play in mental dborders U. increased smpluses lat.er in the year will speak to lhe Oranit Comly <Jiapter wJll help balance annual ICbool lunch of tile Americon Sd!i~ SOcitty ~els. · ~ Monday. FU!b and beer are In short supply. "NutritkNl ~~ Treatment -Popular school lunch stan(ards such as or SdlbJo!>hreilia llid Related Qm-tllna !uh, hamburget ond hot dogs will dltlcm," Is the topic of Mn. ElizaliM!i .r.' ~ rariUes tllil year, Irvine Unified LeCtalr'1 7:30 p.m. address at EstanCia cafeteria superintendent Sue Decious lllgh Scbool. said . A former Uecutive with both state and "We're just hoping we'll g°et some nour co1111ty u.atment facilitim In California, and butter this year from the U.S. Mn. LeQalr u cumatly pnctlcing Deportment of Agriculture aurplus com- psydlolhenpeutic eoonwlq privotely nlodltles pnlRl'M1. We expect v.ry lit· in Son Diego. tlC meat, lrui1" .,. vtgetables," she ad- Sho hie ~alized In megavitamin ded. and orthamolec.'Wat studies and is a men-1rvine's 6,300 pupi1s in six schools will tal bealth IOcia.I worker. experience a nickel increase in the cost Cit y of Irvine Com es to Hal t As Li1ies Broke1i Irvine city government ground to a halt for four hours Friday after tele- phone and electric lines to Town Center were broken by a oonstruction crew widening Campus Drive near UC Jrvine. "I don't know which is worse. Losing thC telephone or having the Xerox machine shut off," secretary Rose Palmer said when telephone com- miµilcation was restored about 3:30 p.m. Friday. ~ 11 :30 a.m. on into the afternoon, ii '('OJ dark at cily hall and Jh>ae calls to city govemment wound up bcing a.oswereQ by area rlml'!i includln& Trans- Globe Travel. City officials said they ....,. just about to give up rumlng 1he whee!J ol. local goremment and declare a'bollday, wh<n UW phones began ringing again. ~ores t Fire Erupts, $ipped by Br eezes RTUNA (AP) -A wlndwhlpped ro st fire erupted Friday, burning more th 35 acres of brush and timber, state slon of Forestry ofUclal! snld. t started about 1 p.m. By 1:45 p.m., it~ d burned 35 acres, by 2:40 p.m., &o a es and by 6:20 p.m., 350 acres." saJd ofsion of fo"'orestry spokesman ]ticbard ~er. of 1W1Ch and each cafeteria will double the price of milk from five to 10 cents. The district serves Type A (federal nutrition standard) lunches at all grade levels. The prices will be 50 cents in elementary schools 55 cents in in- termediate school and 65 cents in the high school careterta. Similar increases have been reported at other districts along the Orange Coast. Following Is a swnmary of what parents may erpect, by districts, when children begin school nezt week. Laguna Ni guel Without Water In Some Areas Scores of households in two sections or Laguna Niguel were witOOut water Fri- day as crews !rom the Moolton Niguel \Vat.er District worked on problems on water mains. '!!le OOJy water being fumllhed the resldeots in the Northvlew ond ID&ftlands sections ol tbe convnunlly lhmlgh Fri· day wu free bottles of drinklng water belni !urnl>hed by the dlllrlct. Residents found the bOtlles on their doors.t.eps accompanied by a note stating that service was to be lntemlpted during repairs. District M&na(ler Carl Kym.Ja was away on a vacat1on trip, said an aide at the dis trict. She refused tO explain the situation, saying no one wu .uchorized to com- ment on the problem. The shutdown al water was similar to a situsUon 111. weeks ago when homeowners near Friday's affected area ran into tho same problem!. Newport-Mesa Unified: Milk will in- crease from sU: ·cents to a dime; stand· an! lunches will he provided (about 11,000 a day) at the same price they were last year, 40 cents. Ala carte items from hamburgers to cookies will renect in- creases, however. Laguna Beach Unified: Milk will rise to a dime a pint; tray lunches served elementary pupils will be 55 cents, up from 45 cents last year, and individual items will renect increases as great as 15 cents an item. School opens next Thurs- day in LagWla Beach. Capistrano Unified: To date, only the milk price increase has been passed on to children. Saddleback Valley Unified: Trmtees Tuesday night will meet to consider a variety of price increases. SUpervi.sor Ruth Bennett will offer an alternative: Letllng the district aboorb the los3es on the lunches served the di.<trict's 14,000 pupils. HanUngton Beach Union High School District: Does not participate In the federal subllldy program, but expects to pass increases along to studenUI . Huntington Beach City Elementary School District: Milk will be l~ cents a carton and tr.11y hmches have been t>oo..ted a nick.le to 45 cents for the 2,200 meals served daily. Ocean View Elementary Di!trict: Supervi90r . Helen Usherwood said the district will hold the line on prices trying "to find cheaper .sources of protein." Westminster Elementary District: Milk expected to increase, other in- creases uncertain. Fountain Valley Elementary Di!trict: Milk "'Jl"Cted to increase. District prep.re DO hot mee!J. Seal Beach Elementary: Milk up to 10 cents, tray lunches up a nickel to 45 cents. Meal< are provided by Huntington Beach City Elementary District and may be increased more later. Along the affluent Orange Coast there seeJllll to be lltUe con~ among .school administrators that the cafeteria prices "'ill cause students to skip buying hmch. Sped at subsidies aid districts ln paying · low income children's mea ls. Nationwide, cafeteria managers figure a nickel increase in school lunches may mean from a 25 to 30 percent drop in mealtime participation. Funeral Slat.ed For Mrs. Halsey Mn. Eather Halsey, vAlo with h<r hus- band Ol'Of8ted a Wll ..tab! finn along the South Orange Q>est for IS yean, died Wednesday. She WU 'IS, and had lived in the South county 26 years. Mrs. Halsey died at her home at 32302 Allpos SL', San Juan C.P!stnmo after a lengthy Illness. Bealdes her husband. Ray Halsey, she leaves a daughter, Jeanne Pearce of Pacol.ma; two grandsons and three great- grancbonl. Services will be held Monday at I p.m. tn PaclfJc View Memorial Park Chapel witll tile Rev. Phillip Gregory ofnciatlng. Burial will !allow In the memorial park. D41LY PILOT DELIVERY SERV!q DtlivtfY of tht Dall1 Piiot Is guaranl.ftd Storm Delia Dies in Mexico ' • By THE AS56ciATED PRESS TN>plcal 1tonn' Del!J dlad Friday even- ing over northem MeE!co, but her fuu still was felt in the naUon'a mld soctlon. The otonn, willch aHta height douoed parts o1 south-western l<lultlana arid easter:n Texas with 10 lnches of rain, lert a system of foggy, rainy weaUter s preading in a wJde arc over the lower Mlaslalppl Valley, the Centi:al Plai11J, the Telas Panhandle .and euttrn "'New ~texico. ' Showers al:to were scattered over the northern plateau into tba norlhwestem plateau Into the northwestern plains. while a new wave of cool air flowed from the Pacific Northwest into the nation'• Interior. _ OpprelSlve heat an humidity blenkeled the ea1tem Gulf and southern Ath1ntlc I ll.lea. Altemoon temperalureo ranged from SS at llotoe ond Lewiston In Idaho and -Walla Wallo, Wnh.. to 108 at Palm Sprlngs. • Ehrlichm an Enters Plea Of Innocent LOS ANGELES (UP!l -John Ehrlichman has joined twG other fonner White House aides in pleading innocent to charges of burglary In the "plumbers squad" ransacking of the office! of Dar\iet Ellsberg's psychi3trist. .... The Conner chief domestic adviser to President Nixon was released on his own r~gnizance Friday after surrendering to custody before Superior Court Judge James G. Kolts. Ehr1ichman told newsmen afterwards that he would have an "unvarying policy of not making any comment until the disposition of the case." He referred all queries to his attorney, Joseph Ball. Egil "Bud" Krogh and David Young, the supervisors of the break-in to get a "psychiatric profile" of the Pentagon Papers defendant, previously had plead- ed not guilty and been released \Vithout being required to post bail. Ehrlichman was also charged with per- jury as a result of his testimony before a Los Angeles County grand jury that he had no foreknowledge of the burglary or the office of Dr. Lewis Fielding. The Watergate investigation In Washington produced a memo initiated by Ehrlichman okaying a covert opera- tion of surveillance of Fielding so long as it could not be traced back to the White House. In Washington special Watergate pros- eo..itor Archibald Co1 issued a statement indicating impatience with the speed of the prosecution of the Fielding burgtary, "This office has from its beginning been investigating the events leading to the break-in at Dr. Fielding's office, both specifically and as part of a wider in- quiry into other possibly illegal activities purportedly undertaken in the name of national security," Cox said. "In our view, the federal interests in dealing with any possible illegal ac- tivities by White House employes is clearly predominant." ' The fourth defendant in the case, G. Gordon Li~dy, already is serving a term in federal prison in Danbury, Conn., for his part in the bugging of Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington. .. Saturday, 5fpt.tmbtr 8, 1973 DAILY PI LOT ,, Bobby Sc ores 'Loye' With Ladies of Press By BEA ANDERSON Of tfl.e 0.UY P'lltt Sttll . ' • IT COULD HAVE been8. great gimmick had it come off. After all, what could have been better than having the •·ladies of the pres.s" interview the man who undoubtedly has earned the title or ··male chauvanist pig" of all time? The repartee might have boggled the mind . It 1night have been v.·ortlly of a television audience. Bobby Riggs, who is in Newport Beach training for his tennis match with Billie J ean King, was to have a few practice matches on a local court and then break bread with the press women. The network, which will televise the match oo Sept . 20 from the Houston Astrodome, also was on hand for an in- terview. Nothing went acconling to plan. RIGGS, LIKE ANY good entertainer, know s \\•hen he's playing to a receptive audience. When the cameras roll , ,,... ANDE1tso111 he takes advantage of all the publicity mileage he can get. i So the schedule seemingly was thrown to the 'Wind, and his "short" intro- ductory remarks were strung out for 35 minutes. Comments were repiats of what's been printed and televised over and over. A few groans were heard, but m()St were amused, as he expaunded hi.s cus- tomary put-downs of \Yorn.en and his opinioos of male supremacy. His enthusiastic fans applauded as he stepped back to the court, but in- stead OC watching some practice matches they saw Riggs lob the ball for 40 minutes with a tennis player from Las Vegas. OTHER PLAYERS were scratched. Riggs did try. however, to hustle any fe male player for "a $100 entrance fee." He had no takers. And that's about the way it wound up with the "ladies of t.he press." The television network bad asked to film the interview~ but the press women declined. Although the women already had waited an hour and one-half ror their 1eheduled appoinbneot, they ended up taking a back seat to the exhibition, tel· evision interview and even autograph seekers. By the time Riggs was ready to meet the "ladies of the press," they were on their way tQ other assignments. - . Douglas to Be Released SEAITLE. Wash. (UP!l -U.S. Supreme Court Justice \Villiam O. Douglas, 74, will be released from the University of \\'ashil}gton Hospital tod ay after treatment for intestinal nu. Douglas was hospitalized Thursday after becoming ill on a jetHner carrying him back to the United States after a three-week visit to China. Ofificals said he had become "acutely ill" with vomiting and diarrhea. A hospital spokesman said Friday night that lhe jurist was "recovering ex- cellently" and looked "fine." 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Acord, 3213 \ler1no Place. lrvlnt, girl. AUfllf,I 2, to'•· Ind Mr1. Mlthlll A. M1nd1l1 Sr .. 1"911 Laurelgrov• Clrctt, Irvine, t lrl. A1111111 'CJ Mr. t fld Mrl. Gt ry K. Swiger, 1S211 Ctll~M Clrcl1, lrvlne, boy. Deatl1 Notices EHDl!lllSON Thelodor• B. Enderi.on. Att 71, of l1M1 S•m•• Plact, Cost• M0$1 . Datt of deetl\, 5tPl•mbtr 6, 1t73. Survlvld b'f wl/1, M•IRllde: ion, Lewrence. of Thou111ld 0.111; !WO d1ugnttr1, MI r <;r u I I 11 e Problsco, Co1i. Me11; Oorolhv Kr11p1, MaUbu, sl~ter. Almt Mlll~r, Coslt Mna; two Drolher1, C1rl tr>d Gordon Enderson; five grtrldchlldren. Plttll nolt !IMll 1une-r11 wrvlce1 11,.,. been chenged To S1t11rd1y. 1 p.m., 11 Btll BrOldWIV Cll1pel. Interment, H1rbor Atsl Memorial Pit-. 8111 BrOldWIV M0tlu1r~, OirlC.IOfS. GOIT ldf F, Goll. Ate 76, of •211 Hll1rl1, NC'Wl)Ofl Be.en. 0 111 ol d111n, Sfl'lll...,W< 6, 1tr.J. Survlvtd by 11augnt1r, li.obtf Gibson; Coslf Mtw; four gr11n<klllldr~n. Ellwtrd, 01vld, L1~ry 11'd Don1td GlbM>n: •'Ill 1111 9rt1!-grl ndthlldrln. ServlcH, TllHd1y, lO;XI 1.m., SI. A...ircws Pfllb\lttf'ltn Church, with Or. Cll1rlts Ollr1tnflelll olllcltll"I!, lnttrml!ll. l.ngelv1 A-,.. F•mllv $UIW9Sl1 ll>O\t wllnlflll •o mtklt memorltl conlrlbul!Of\1, ple1M! <on· 1rlbul1t to tne Mtmorlll Fund ol 51. Andi'...,. P'f111byterl1n Church. MIL•~ Art. R. Mf11s. 114-A Vie Eslr1d1, L&gunt Hiiia. D1tlt of dtath, Slpttmbtr 6. l•n. ~wd bV wlfl Car•; two du,111hlff1, P1trlcl1 Ptlrl1111, £1 Toro; C1rot Pel1r1en, OmoMj' brolllll' L-Mll11, E l Pl!IOl tl'lf'M 1111n., Eth.I Limon. Lo. Arqel11: Jl:OMI '°""k' Dltn""1"1 Elsie Rugp111, IC•ns11; 1hr or1ndchl1dr1n. Vl1lta!I011 , . Sund1v, J tll t p,m .• PacUlt View Chapel, Se•vlc11. Mondav, September 10, n :xr l .m .. P•clllc View Cl\1pel. lnrermtnl, P•clllc View Memorlal Perk. Peclflc \lltw Mortut ry, Olredor1. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa 61M888 • BALTZ-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del 1\far 67l-!M50 Costa l\1esa 64~UU • IBELL BROADWAY !\IORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa l\lesa u 3-3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARIES 17911 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach· 842.-7111 !44 Redondo Ave. Long Beach 213-4ll-llf5 • l\lcCOR!\JJCK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY I 706 Lagun a Canyon Rd. 19l-91l5 • PACIFIC VIEW ~JE:\10RIAL PARK Cemetery l\1ortuary Chapel 3500 PacUJc View Drive Ne"'port Reach, California 644-2700 • PEEK FA~llLY COLO~JAL F'U1''ERAL llO!UE ~801 Bolsa A\'e. \\'eslminsler 893-3525 ,. S~llTJl'S ~101tTUARY 6!7 1\13ln St. llunllngton Beilcb 531>6539 S1tuns.t:y, ~ttmbef 8, 197J Revolution Hits Dating Women Frequently Pay for Tlieir Sliare or Cliip l1i By ANN HENCKEN A~ M.w\IMI""" Writ., \Vomen who once reached for 11pstlck "'hlle their dates paid the restaurant bill 1nlght be as likely to reach for their money these days. N<>t so long ago, the rule "'as clear : the man invited the woman and paid the \\'ay, especially in the initial dating .stages. But now dating is ~oming more casual, and so are payi ng habits. Singles are inchi ng thei r \\•ay toward a grea ter sharing of financial responsibilities. THE WO~IEN'S liberation movement, the questioning of traditional social structures that began in the 1960s and the rising cost of an evening on the tow n have made the difference, say men and women from New York City to Berkeley. •·ri1en used to accept cash under the table. Now, I just go up and pay the bill. They aren't reluctant about it. It's in· credible how fast things have changed. In the last 10 years, they've turned upside down ." said Kent Juhan, a slender, dark- haired receptionist in an architectural firm in Berkeley. -ilf you get the privileges and no responsibility, you're sort of an inferior being. You're still a child," she added. Women's liberation has brought some \\'Omen to feel that they want equality all the way. "UP UNTIL ABOUT t\\'O years ago, I never paid for anything. But I'm paying my share more often. I just like being more independent. By paying oc· casionally. I have more say abo\tt \vhat we do. I think it was women's lib. I was in a "'omen's consciousness-raising group for a year, and that helped. lf men can just accept it, they'll benefit." said Ellen Dayton, 30, who makes about $13,000 "'orking for the Environmental Protec· lion Agency in Washington, D.C. Some men agree; others don't. But in most cases, there is no set rull! and a thorny question can arise: Should the \\'Oman offer to pay or should the man hint for help? New York banker David Smith, 31, sug- gests that women fee l they're expected to chip in, libera ted or not. Horoscope "There's a social pressure for a ~'Oman to assert herself and be in· dependent. And there are probably a lot of men who communicate to their dates that they should pay their way because it's now expected," said Smith. 1'AND THERE'S tendency tow ard wider acqu aintances and shorter rela- lionships with any one person. so you tend to be oo your own more," he added. Other men contend that, beca11Se women are earning better salaries today, they should be wilting to chip in. '811 pa11lng occculonal- ly, I ha"e more say about '"hat we do.' C.OSt is a strong factor, especially the increasingly popular "'eekend date. "[like to spend money on a woman. I like the male role, but when it gets to a $150 plane rare, it's a difierent story," says Charles Markarian of the days he used to pay the entire lab for a skiing v.•eekend. l\1ARKARIAN, 30, IS a garment manufacturer in Bergenfield, N.J .. Although men may start a romance ofr v•ilh a glamorous evening out, the sheer cost prohibits a t\\'o-month courtship with expensive Utile dinners three times a \\'ee k. \\1helher it's Washington, O.C., or Ne w Orl eans, La., most people in· lerviewed told of spending $10 to $60 on dinner out for two \lti th \vine. The average meal was in the $25 range. Banker Smith has used an ingenious triangular approach: a $30 dinner the first night, then dinner for two for $5 at restaurant Asia de Cuba and finally a pizza ordered in to the .girl's apartment during a night of television watching. "It quickly gets cheaper," sa id Smith, who once got "burned" and paid an "appalling" $6(1 for two omelettes and a few drinks at the Hotel PielTe after a girl invited him to an evening at the symphony. OFTEN, TIIERE'S a failure in com· mu1tication. Some men are caught In a squeeze betwetn the old male.role of pro- tect.er and provider and the coocept of equality of the sexe!. Some W<:1men are wllllng to ofter money but worry that they'll affect the male ego. Others can 't make up their minds on the question of social independence. Jr a woman offers to pay, does it mean she 's liberated? Or does It mean she just "'ants to be friends? If a man asks her to pay, lloes it mean he's cheap, Uberated or just trying to tell her be wan ts a steady relationship and the big sho\v ca n't go on? It's not hard to get circuits crossed :llld signals mixed. This same applies lo surface courtesies such as opening doors for women. These days men are complaining that, \vhen they open a doo r, !hey don't kno1v \vhether they 'll be thanked or harangued, MEN Al.SO C0~1PLAlN that sonH~ women talk plenty about liberation but are strangely silent when the check ar· rives. "Some \\'Omen act as iC Queen \tictoria is alive and we ll. They'll be damned if they 'll put any money on the table," says Sandy Bierce, a 26-year-old New York stock broker. HC said he has never asked a \roman to pay. At the same time, he added, that v.1ten a v.·oman offers money, he \\'onders if she's subtly suggesting lriend.ship instead of romance. As for the women, some argue that men act threatened and insulted at the suig:estion of financial aid. "SO~fE MEN AREN'T very gracious about it. l gu ess they 're afraid of· losing control." said Ellen Dayton. Psychologist Dr. Florence Serlin of New York City feels that if a man asks a woman to pay her share or dinner, it1s possible he's angry over women's libera- tion or threatened by increasingly early intimacy in new relationships. Noting there are still plenty of in- expensjve dates, like free concerts, she said , "A man's attitude could be 'if you \Vant this freedom, baby, it's going to cost you, literally.' " Taurus--Refuse to Be Goaded F .. Jttllfl Circus t.11 Bii Keane ~--- ~ - "How old ore girls wh~n they tu rn into 'the opposite sex'?" Deep Thought Studyirig the Impact Study By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) Federal law requires that before certain projects can be undertaken there 111ust be an envirorunental study lo determine their impact on the ecology. The U.S . Int er io r Department has published a number or environmental im· pact s tatement s , most recently one on shale oil development. AF1'ER LOOKING over th::i t document, which runs: to six \GHTe)j \> SIDE volumes and covers 3,200 pages, I would like to propose a follow-up study. \Vhat I have in mind is a study to determine the en· vironmental i m p a c t of environmental impact state- ments. In calling for such a study, I seepweeds and serviccberry b11Shes. · lt is apparent, however, that the very act of publishing a 3,200-page study is itself an environment factor. Among the ecological questions that arise a,e: -How many trees did it take to provide enough wood· pulp to make the paper on which tbe study was printed? -Did the felling of so mucn timber have any adverse ef- fects on squa"·fish, sidb. blotched lilards, flammulated' owls, western jumping mice and other creatures of the forest? -To what extent w i 11 disposal of the documents. once they, are no longer need· eel, add to the pollution problem? THE PURPOSE of a n environmental impact state- ment is to he)p officials determine w h e t h e r the ecological disadvantages of a project outwe i gh its economical advantages, Controls Proposed On Desert SACRAMENTO (AP) -The U.S. Bureau of Land Man.Age-- ment today proposed restric-- tlons against off-road vehi cles to keep thl:!n1 rrom tearing up part!I or the 24-million acre C11lifornia desert. But the draft plan would permit unlirnlted use o t J ,065.600 acres of lhe national resource lands in the desert. J.R. PENN'\', Cali!orn!a director for the BLM. said off. road vehi cle fans are invited to make comments and recommendations until Oct. 16. The final plan, he said, i.s to be complete by Nov. 1. Copies of the prc>pOSal are available at BLM offices. He said the off-road vehicle managemen t plan ls a con- tinuation of efforts begun In 1968 with the BLM '• California Desert Study. President Nixon ordered a management pro- gram on federal lands last year. PENNY SAlD use ol the desert for recreation is grow- ing faster than that of anr other enviroment. He said about 70 percent of the 11 million visitor days on the California Desert last year invi>lved lhe use of off-road vehicles. There were 500,000 lour· wheel drive vehicle& i n Sout hern California in l!m, and 1.2 million of the state's totnl of 1.8 m i llion motorcycles. DUNE BUGGIES are not registered as such, he said, but more than 5,000 of them use the major sand dune areas on heavy weeke nds .. In addition to the "open'' category on 1,065.600 acfes, the B~t also set up the fo\Jo"·ing categories : CJosed, 825.000 acres: ''Special design" areas for which plans \\'ill be prepared tO combine \'.ehicle use with o l he r Iac ililies, I.064 .160; Restricted to designaled roads and traiJs, 3,810.560 acres; Restricted tG existing roads and trails, 5.914.080 acres. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9 do not mean to imply that the message. Refuse to be goaded know il and don 't st art is on dealing with neighbors, shale oil study was unneeded. into argument. Take special something unless you intend to relatives. Follow through on It obviously will be put to good care around machinery and in finish it. Added responsibility hunch. Intuitive intellect is use in setting up guidelines to t r a f f i c . 0 <> n ' t r u s h . is indicated -opportunity for working on all burners. protect the e n v i r o n m e n t Thoroughness now pays greater rewa rd also is in pie-CAPRICORN (Dee. 22.Jan. should the Shale oil project Thal is indeed a worthy ob- jective. But fll'St they need lo determine whether the en-vironment can withstand thel----------- By SYDNEY OMARR Taurus remembers. Many natives of this zodiacal sign may appear to be slow in learnlng -bot what they do learn is retained. Taurus holds on -these persons do not lightly commit themselves. Taurus can be determined, stubborn and loyal to a cause. Taurus is more conscious ol money than are most persons. Natives collect. build and evaluate. When you want a job done , when you want to be sure of costs. assets and deficits, "'hen you are ·tired of sensa- tional claims and seek so lid results, then you would be justified in sending up smoke signals to attract Taurus. ARIES (March 21-April 10): Being too quick to agree can be costly. Reserve judgment. Those who really care for you will not be offended by cau- tion. You should not be con- cerned by the others. Friends may argue aboutjl'lOney. Walk the rim. Don't get in the center of controversy. TAURUS (April 20 -May 20): Obtain hint from Aries dividends. Read between the ture. steady pace is 19): Spread influence and proceed. lines. Som(.'()ne is trying to tell necessary. Avoid leaps in broaden horizons. There is no you sometblng! logic. need for you to be confined, AND CERTAINLY no One GEMINI (May 21-June 20): LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): painted into comer. Proopects could complain that it skimps You are able now to analyze Erpotional involvement is indicate that money situation on details. and arrive at valid deductions. featured. Relationship is situation is due to boomerang · The study examines the Virgo person could p I a y tested. Time for decision is in your favor. Stop brooding. potential impact on dozens of significant role. Travel and here. Aries individual could Good news is at hand. varieties of birds, including change are on agenda. Move-play key rote. Accent is on AQUARIUS (Jan. 21)..Feb. the ferrugioous hawk, U1e ment is featured. Be flexible. change, variety, romantic and 181: Relative may want to flammulated owl, the long-btll· Gain shown through written creative activity. Personal fight about who has what, who ed dowitc.her and the marbled impact of environmental im- pact statements. Body Odor: Cathedral's word. Read! magnetism rating soars. should get this or that -and godwil CANCER (June 21.July 22): SCORPIO (Oct . 23-Nov. 21 ): you will be a fool if you get too tt considers the mammals of LONDON (AP) -Tourists l\foney situation. as it affects There may be snarls, delays, aMoyed. Key now is to check the area, not overlooking the and worshipers visiting St. business, ambitions, ability to red tape which trips and details. to get house in order. western jWTiping mouse and Paul's Cathedral are being in\'est in un ique project. is apt creates confusion. Key is to go Your feelings, decisions are the sagebrush vole. It takes warned that the building has to be featured. One close to directly to source. What ap-important -don 't permit any into account pis cat or i a I an embarrassing problem: you might have the answer. pears to be out-of-reach may persons to make you feel species squawfish, humped-body Gdor. Ask. Don't permit pride to merely be entrapped in "small." backed sucker, etc. tt regards A flrnl of c on s u I ting stand in way of progress. bureaucratic mess. Have PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): the interests of the side-engineers reported that the Taorus, Ubra persons may be material at hand. Present it in \\'hat you hear now needs blotched lizard, the chorus smell from 3,000 visitors an involved. forthright manner. Stand tall careful analysis. Don't be frog and other reptiles. hour during peak summer LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): for principles. satisfied to know merely that periods can be •'qui 1 el NOR IS FLOR..\ neglected. unpleasant." Refl ect on meaning or actions SA Gm ARIUS (Nov 22.J>ec. something occurred -find out and effect. on long-range pie-21 ): Rise above the petty. Ob-why it happened. Gemini, One can consult the study and A new he a Ung and air con- Toss iaside wishful thinking. taln hint from Seo r p Io Virgo persons could figure learn how shale oil develop-dilioning system will replace See · 1· h f tu li ment might aff~t myriad the hot wat•r rad' 0 1ors 1·0-ture. 1n 1g to ac a ty. message. Aquarius, Leo prominently. Money an d 1-· .. ... I Come to terms with one whose persons play key roles. 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HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1011 Ntwport loultv•r' Newport l11ch, CA 92660 FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach -STEREO SO.UNO~ OF THE HARBOR • ' ·' I • • I L . .. , ' l ~ l ~ • • ) • • • ' • ' '· ) I I I I I l ' S.turday, Septtmbtr 8, 1 q13 DAILY PILOT $ • HornaonetJ~ Sugar Boost Israeli Bases l " Clw11ll111 ICINCt M4olloittt I.nice R£HOV(YJ', l5rael -Israeli botanists, eager to improve cut flowers for export, are in- jecting rosebuds with secret hormone and sugar solutions. n::; t::1~g~y ~~~r~: flower bourse in Amsterdam .arrive fresh, with firm buds, 1-nd develop into luxuriantly red, velvet blooma. They last many days longer than other blooms and seldom droop at the neck-stem..., UNDER. THE influence of the hormones and llquld sugar in lheir cell structures, the roses even change f r o m bullheads, d e for m e d or atrophied flcJwers, to perfect .specimens before shipment, much to the amazement of flower experts. While ln)ectlng roseliuds by hand may seem terribly cumbersome, the f Io we r handlers have perfected a 4tystem whereby they can inject 200 l'05ebuds per minute. At this rate, hand treatment can be Justified. Israelis must export to survive, economl~ally. 'Jbus, they concentrate on every process that makes it possible to ship cut flowers abroad, even to the point of com- puterizing pandllng syslems and selling by phone or telex to various countries. AS A ll.ESULT, too, the Ooricultw-e department or the Faculty ot Agriculture of Hebrew University here at Rehovol ls a beehive or floral experimentation and achieve- ment. Some 50 full -tln1e researchers and s t u d e n t s move around the moist, leafy, air-eondlUoned labs in white coats tending to experiments on glads, roses, or chrysan· thetnums. Under the guidance of Prof. Abraham Ha levy, a pioneer in Wat~h Pellets Dogs, Kids Susceptible SACRAMENTO -The Slate Department of Food and Agrlcullure suggests caution in the use of slug and snail pellets to insure that the family dog does not become a City Turns Vacant Lot Into Garden -· • ' casualty. · The department said the pellet form of slug and snail baits •ppears to be attractive to dogs, particularly if pel- lets are placed in plies. Here is the department's sa!ety check list for use ol the pellels: -Read the label directions thoroughly before proceed- ing. -Scatter all baits: don't leave them in piles. -Water down the baited area. -Keep dop away rrom the baited area. -Store packages or snail baits out of reach of dogs and children. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP ) - In a weedy vacant lot near the low-income housing project sbe calls home, Virginia Moore· is trying to grow a bargain. "You get a whole lot of food for just a 15-cent pack of seeds," says the mother or seven. But gardening isn 't as much fun this year for 1.1rs. Moore, whose weekly grocery bill has jumped from $50 Jo $80. 'Bathtub Gardening' Reporter Tries Hand at Hydropo1iics By FRANK J. TAYLOR But the fabulous crop didn't make an aquaculturalist out of 'Way back )'()nder I had a me. I'm a dirt gardener who magazine assignment to do a likes to dig in the loam. 1 profile of Dr. w.-F. Gerlcke, didn't dig gardening with the University of California clean bands. 1 like dirty thwnbs and I revel in scooping profeMOr who had invented up-a f~ul of friable .J9il..aqd hydroponics, g a r d e n I n g Jetting it sift through my without soil. fingers. The story touched off a rash So, after proving that I of "bathtub gardening," as the could get along without soil, I editors nicknamed it. Dozens dismantled the bathtub garden of clubs: of "hydropondriacs" and we.nt back happily to d1rt sprang up and the professor, farming. Most or the other who wanted only to be ignored h yd ropo n d r i a cs of the so that he could perfect his· 'thirties did likewise. The fad system ol growing bumper just died on the vine. crops Of ' vegetables and Today, it b amlher story. ~ 1fUliou1 90i.I. had over Commercial gr e en h o u s e winter vegetables and OowerS. On the market now are com- pact home aqua-culture Wl.lts. A ten by fourteen plastic covered backyard greenh:>use will yield as many Dowers and vegetables as a sizeable out- door soil garden. T h e s e "magic gardens" come equip. ped with pumps to circulate warmed nutrient s , thennostats that m a k e automatic climate. electric sunlight for overcast or short winter days. Just drop in a few capsules of plant food, sow the seeds, push a button and you're a gardener liberated from toil. Great for busy people with today's miniature backyards. " .~ OilO ~lo "answer. growen perfected the soll·less ,; • v-'"61 ~~ had Jo turn gardening tecbolque, making .,-. \-• ~IC with ihe ~~ it !°trOfitabl! WIY to produCe . Ot thein, Jo see whether I ••• 1 · •. ' · But not Jor me; I'm still the dirty old Llb Gardener . ,. . • I t . ' I an biloest reporter when I said aoJ(.Jess prdenlng would jump the tomato crop linfold from the same space and Increase spud yield up Jo \wenty fold . After tnstalliog a <k>zen small aspllall~lned wooden tank.I in my m•ke-sbift greenhowre, I tossed some of Now's the Time To Plru1t Bulbs the proleuor's magic salts, a September ushers in the !all mix of plant food ingredients bulb planting season. ln!O · the waler and planted seeds in the damp peat and There are a doz.en or more shavings pll~ two Inches deep dillereot kinds ol bulbs to on small-mesh wire 11.retc:hed plant now. They otfer color in over the tanks. I was an eager the cool season -into sum- bathtub gardener. mertlme. The Jomaloes, beans and Daffodils are among !he climate. Select the colors you wish now, then place them in the vegetable bin of the refrigerator -not the freezer -for 6 to 8 weeks before planllng. For at least three years, she and her neighbors in the Dutch Point project have planted col- lard greens and egg Wants outside their kitchen doors. For many of the black and Spanish.speaking residents, the practice was reminiscent of their roots. This year the garden is a necessity, Mrs. Moore said. The city housing authority 3greed to turn a quarter-acre lot into a garden ror 40 residents. The 40 plots contain com, tomatoes, turnips, co I l a rd greens, mustard gr~ns and cabbage. Mrs. Moore's nieghborhood lies between Hartford's in- surance headquarters skyline and the warehouses and fac- tories along the Connecticut River. Every eve ni ng. the gardeners carry pails of water and hand tools across the street to the gardens. The soil of the lot makes for a poor farm. Rubble is mixed with the gray clay. Maintenance chief Joe U:>mbardo says weeds' are a big problem. ·iwe didn't get the lot plow- ed until late June, and by then a lot of people who might have been interested thought it was too late to plant," he said. "l 'm from th South. and we used to eat collard gree~ and black-eyed peas," said Betty Dunn, a mother ol three. "We're goirlg back to that and canned goods like soup, yams and franks and beans. .. Maggie Alston, a welfare mother, says she buys meat for Sunday only, and it's usually chicken. "And I go down the rows looking for cans with meat. I buy chili with beans, chili without beans, sloppy joes, raviolis.'' She said her five children also are feeling the food pinch. She gives them more fruit between meals to keep their stomachs flJll, "so when it 's time to eat, I won't have to cook so much ." * * * the development of c ll t flo\\'ers. the department h3.s succeeded In ch!mglng the µte cycle of several fiowers~e of thenl, the Star of Bethlehem , usually blooms in the latter part o[ March. EXPOSING THE plan! Jo a combination of v a r y i n g temperatures, scientists now can make it bloom in the November to March period. That is when the overseas de- mand for flowers is high. Weekender Gardeners' Checklist Here are some things to be thinking about this weekend. • Freesias are one spring- nowering bulb that definitely likes early plan.ting. Bulbs are available this month in a pleasing variety of colors. • Feed and soak establish- ed lawns. Now is the time to prepare seedbeds' for new lawns. • For a delightful decora- tion on the porch or patio, plant cactus and succulents in individual · red clay pots, or Mexican pottery. • For bright color and soft fragrance in the garden, plant Winter Sweet Peas now. • Keep summer annuals blooming by keeping them well watered and removing faded flowers . Glory 'Vi1ie Beautifier There are many plaees around the home Md garden whe'.re a quick-growing, CQI· orful vine is needed as a screen, or for decoration, and the many kinds of morning glories meet these needs ad- mirably. Blue is the most widely grown color, and the sky-blue flowers are a delighUul sight when grown in full sun. Other colors are rapidly gaining in popularity, and these include y,·hite, scarlet, and rose-pink varieties. Wilh its widely differing climatic regions, I s r a e I eossesses an unusually rich as~ent of flora, com- prlslri~ about 2,500 species ()r flowering plants. This com- pares, ror exa mple, with about t.500 species in the British Isles and 1,800 species in Egypt. Though the Israen flower in- dustry Is only seven yes.rs old, it already exports more than $10 million in cut flowers to the contineflt each year. Roses "':.::<.r:.!" account for 60 percent of the export income. In descending order, gladiolus, gerbera, iris, anemone, carnations, and chrysanthemums comprise the other 10 percent. PROFESSOR HALEVV'S researchers have tackled many Oower export problems. They know how to control the blooming of iris. They can control the bending of Dowers and curling of petals in the gerbura. A breakthrough appears on the horizon for another exotic flower -the rather rare bird of paradise .. It is expensiv~ and difficult to propagate since it takes about six years to reach maturity before it produces blooms. Researchers at R eh o v o t have developed a propagation process where they cut small chunks or slices or tissues from certain parts of the bird of paradise plant. G i v e n selected nutritional a n d hormonal liquids, these cut· tings have produced shoots and small leaves. 11te dif· liculty had been !hat, as the new plants begin to develop, they suddenly brown, and wilt. F LORICULTURALlST Shimon Mayak and an assis- tant Y.'Onder whether they made a breakthrough after two years of patient research. Having eliminated one of the cpmmonly accepted rood ad· ditives for plant culture, they found that the browning effect had disappeared. N o r m a I shoots and leaves were ap- pearing. If Mayak and his aides have achieved a breakthrough, they may soon be reproducing bird o f paradise plants by t h e thousands. Mayak, whose specialty is hormonal control of aging in cut flowers, has made a major advance with gladiolus. He ex· plained that 50 percent ol !he demand on the European flower markets is for brilliant red flowers. Two excellent varieties of red glads that thrive in -Israel had not travelled well by air after being cut. They w i 1 t e d • drooped, failed to bloom or produced only three to four blootNI that opened. FOR YEARS, he explained, it had been conunonly ac- cepted that gladiolus stems Indoors or Out could absorb only about 5 per- cent sugar in the liquid food solutions introduced into their melaixllic systems. A higher sugar content 0interfered with the normal process of osmosis, he sa id. But, when as much as 50 percent sugar was in- troduced into the ·liquid fOQd . solution, making it thick and syrupy, the glads y,•ere able to absorb it. Wilting stopped. f 1 o w e r s opened, as if by delayed effect, three days after sugar soluUons were introduced. 'I'hiS' a llowed the cut glads to travel by air and still appear fresh. And, instead . of producing only 5 or 6 blooms, 8 to 14 beautiful red buds opened in time lo.• lhe commercial judges at the Amsterdam bourse to pronounce them fi t for sale. Ferns Have Beauty The lush greenerx of ferns gives a picture of refinement and delicacy, yet for all this they have an air of ruggedness of a granite lined streambed, or the backwoods beauty of a shaded glen. A host ot varieties are available, so that it is possible to capture this grace and woodland beauty in the home garden, and enjoy the natural beauty of fems indoors, as well. In the garden, fems can be featured in shadtd places where they can hold' their o,wn with azaleas, camellias, fuchsias and other shade-lov- ing beauties . Taller Woodwardias, Lady Fem and A-fother Fem are a few to con- sider. They are lovely among trees and shrubs -and as light, airy additions to fo.un- dation plantings. Lower~growing Sword Fern and Holly Fem are a durable pair. Borders take on a new look with the presence of these deco,rative choices. Holly Fern has dark green fronds with hotly-like leaflets. Selected ferns also show off nicely in containers, suggests the California Associaton of Nurserymen. Tree fems are a case in point. T h e i r aristo.cratic beauty is showcased beautifully in tubs <lr containers. They a d d dramatic beauty besides a garden pool or a rock garden -provided the locatio.n isn't a sun·baked hillside. 1n coastal gardens, ferns will take a fair amount of sun. There are many Aaparagus Fems which gardenen would do well to investigate. Spreoger 's Fern is used as a shrub or ground cover and makes a beautiful hanging basket plant. Asparagus meyeri is relatively new arid already in great demand. The semi·rigid and arching fronds· are uniquely shaped. In the garden, in a po;t, or as a hang- ing basket, this one bas a bright future. 1 Indoors, there are large specimens available for im· mediate decorative effect . Small sizes for individual display, or for grouping with other foliage plants. are fun to shop for. Maidenhair Fem, Flully Rulfles and Bini's Nest Fem form a terrific trio. i ) corn and the flowers sprouted most famous bulbs:. T h e and the plants grew like familiar golden trumpets are Jack's beanstalk.-ln tept me ·-IJO.pular, but fal1 is a good time busy tying them up to strings. to take advantage ol others. The potatoes and cucumbers They come in fascinating grew apace and I Jet them loll variety of flower fonn and on the netUng. outdoors I had col~r. The basic ye;llo~ and comparable soil plantings to white has many var1at1oos - compare the yields. orange, red, apricot, pink and In the garden, mhss tulips: for the best effect. With hyacinths., plant clusters of five or seven bulbs togetlwf rather than planting a single bulb, or two, at random. Single, random p I a n t i n g s become .,st in the overall scheme d. Utlngs. Front Yard Garden Ba11 Refused Morning glories have hard seed coats. but the seeds are easy to handle. To ensure quickest germination, it is best to chip the seed coat with a knife so moisture -can penetrate more readily to:i-----------------------"--------- ' l t ' ' l I I I I I I i '· .. ... • t Well, the bathtub garden cream. out-yielded the dirt garden, Tulip and hyacinth bulbs yard for yard, and lhe shoulc! be pre<00led before vegetables were top quality. planting in California's: mild AT WARDS, HUNTINGTON CENTER beautiful, AMERICAN DIAN _. JEW.ELRY Com• ift see thi s collection of beautlfu r sllver and turquoise jtwelry now ava ii a bit txclusivaly at Wards Huntln9ton Center • ~!~if.'.( .-J.J ........ ~, ··-- " • begin the germination process. Crocus, freesias, gr a Pe MD...WAUKEE (AP) _ A h Ya c Int h s • s Par axis, suburban aldennan who takes Inorganic Soil Fertile snowflake, and ixla are some of the other fall bulbs to plant pride in his community's now. Each has a unique homey atmosphere has rebel- char.cteristic l·n flower form, led agaimt a front yard "egetabl g d Capitol Ne"·s Service color or growth habit to · -e ar en. recommend itscU for inclusion "What you might call hip-SAN MATEO -Most people flo d pies" are lftlrvesting the think the sojl must contain a in the bulb wer gar en. garden in Wauwatosa, Marvin wealth of organic material to Gyps y Moth Not Found In Traps· SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Gypsy Moth may not gain a toehold In California this year and that's g~ neW3, says the stale Department of Food and Agriculture. The .Gypsy Moth Is a destructive pest -in forest, shade and fruit tree& and is e.JablJshed on the East Coast. State insect experta: have.set up 5,000 trapS to attract and hold !he male Gypoy Moth, bul &0 f&r have turned up none of the lnsecta; .• BUSINESS AND • PROFESSIONAL GUIDE • MAnRISSIS •• MATTR&SSIS IOATS HOMD TIAIUU --C...MeM ..... C.. .. .. __ Uberty 8-1303 Stauch said recently. "U you produce fertility. According to don't stop It, front yard !he Council of California gardens are going to pop up Growers, this is a popular all over." misconceptiQn. Acoordiog to Stauch, the A totally inorganic soil ls proper Wauwatosa use of a and can be fertile. Reason? front yard is to "have a nice The basic component of all lawn, a few shrubs and maybe soil is rock, in tiny particles. a feW flowers -something which contain the b a s I c you can be proud of." nutrients needed by plants. Mrs. J.R. Murphy said she Nitrogen, pho.sphorus and planted the garden to help potassium, plus 10 additional feed her five children. She elements needed in lesser said it ls In the front yard quantities for good plant because the back yard Ls too growth are to be found in rock shady. particles. The nutrients are City officials so far have released by water and the ac- refused to approve Stauch's tion of other organisms. request for an ordinance to,r======;;:;;:;;::::; prohibit uproducc gardens" ln1 1 lrOllt yards . 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These newsmen prefer the pa.th recommended by one publication that warned that !he press can "Orlly put its :trust in the First Amendment pure nnd clear, and plug away at getting the whole truth and nothing but the lruth." For a society to be truly free it IT)Ust have a press that Is truly free. The First Amendment is not a piece of speclal-ln- terest legislalion for the nev"s industries. Rather, it is a governmental guarantee to a free people Ylilhout which they could .not long rem ain free . 1 One of the fundamental services that a ~ee press renders lo a frte people is to ~.Watchdog the various Yeveh of govern. ~ent , the olficialdom and the ~ureaucracy who handle the people's 'money and who wield awesome J10wer1 over people's lives and freedom!. The press in America has amply lived up to thal responsibility. , Hardly a d9-Y passes without some ievidence of public or private hanky· jpanky or "'orsc being exposed by the • ~ress somev .. here irf our country. These stories are based in large part on con- fidential tipsters \\'ho CDflfirm what the reporter has learned from other sources or who lead him to new revelations. Without !hose leads many of those stories might never be written. And many of the criminal indict.menls and convictions that follow might never happen . ~t was my ovm experienct as a cor· respondent for the old International News Service in liitler's Germany and Mussolini's Italy during the '30s. I was given infonnation about those Fascist regimes by informants wbo would have beffi sent to concentration camps «" shot outright if I had revealed their identities. MOST NEWS~1EN agree on the need for confidential sources. But the U.S. Supreme C'.ourt last June (1971) ruled in effect that the pres,, in our country does not possess an inherent First Amend· ment right to withhold confidential in- formation, and that a reporter may therefore be jailed 1f he refuses to disclooe infonnation demanded by a court. WiUtin weeks, more than two doz.en bills had been introduced in Congress designed to shield newsmen from having to make the tough choice : Either risk Our "'••• in San Franci•co ------. It's Just Like Los Angeles After All By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Inflation not., Old Glory div.; They ran a beautiful new American Flag, 20 feet by 30 (eet, up the flagpole outside Bank or America World Headquarters last week, and yesterday they ran it down again and returned it to the Emerson Flag Company for a repair job. Somebody finally noticed the $400 flag had 55 stars. FROM 111IS COLUMN IN APRIL' ''Maitland Dimock, vice-pres. of Dependable Insurance, wu showing the Union St. sights lo his brother-in· Jaw, J'ames Braatz of L.A., and as they v.·ere watching a sidewaJk juggler perlorm for lips, a police squad car pulled up. 'Just like Los Angeles,' muttered Braatz. 'Here comes the roust .' But lhe officers never got out of the car. Instead, one produced a harmonica and played it over the squad car's loudspeaker, accompanying the juggler anUcs. 'Sorry,' said Braal% to Di.mock, 'it's not like Los Angeles at all ."' lfeadline just recently in the San Franci!Co Chronicle : "S.F. Cops Bust Union St. Juggler." Just like Los Angeles. ~UXEO BAG: Tbe Neilson TV rating people. who send out questionnaires to "typical American families" to check their vie"''ing habits, may have come a cropper in Belmont. This week, a Nieben questionnaire, plus lhe usual two quarters as "payment," arrived at the house where Jon Miller (that's a woman) lives in unwedded bliss with Bob Cellitti, with whom she runs the Burlingame restaurant called Les Joo. Also in the household: Jon'• two teen- age sons, plus Dino Canes, who plays drums for the belly dancer at Plaka Taverna here: also a Guide Dog {although nobody is blind there) and a raccoon named Rocky, of course •.. Jon and Bob had no trouble filling out Ille question nai re: All they've watched lhe past six months arc Watergate and "Star Trek." A typical Nie lsen family, Bay Area sty!('. for Harvey 1'1ilk, running f o r Supervisor . . . Tony Prince stopped his car at a red light alongside a girl in a sports job license-plated "Baby B" and inquired "What does that mean?" "It means l have a twin sister," she grinned, zoornmg away •.. Baby A, where are you? SPINOFF on ''Dillinger," the cur- -hll mmie: Melvin !'Uni•, the illustriCIUS G-Man who Jed the gun- ning down of Dillinger in Chicago, retired lrom the FBI In the late 1930s and moved to 301 Lom- bard on Telegraph IDJJ. Shortly after his arrival, be was guest of moor at a dinner in a nearby house, where the hoBteM was so flustered she cried out, "Friends, I would like you all to meet oor famous new neighbor, Melvin Pelvis!" (In '60, ill and despondeot, l'Unis killed hlmseU with, according to legend, the same gwt he had used on Dilllnger.) ALEX Meltefrs Cartoon idea -tbe express checkout lane in a supermarket, labeled flOO or less : - probably has been dooe aJready, right? ADD LEGENDARY characleni I have often beard about but doubt ac- tua.Uy ez.ist: Former All-American fOOtball stars dying out their tragic lives as winos on Skid Road. Yoong women working a c o c k t a i l waitresses while gettlng their Ph.Os. Hookers with heartll of gold. Old waiters who own "a dozen apartment houses" and are 0 rlcher than the bankers they wait on.'' A cab driver \Vho is not only wriUng the Great American Novel but gets it published. An old-time native San Franciscan "who can tell you enough about this to"11 to fill a dozen columns." A ... topless dancer who took the job only to FILE & FORGET' All thooe "Milk put her husband throogh Jaw school. A Has Something for Every Body'' politldan with a heart o( gold. posters in the Castro areR. are not for But what the beck, I've never teen a 1ttark Spitz or even Phyllis Diller but deer at a "Deer crossing" sign etther. • drying up their news sourcep: by violating the ir pledge of confidentiaUty or go to jail. Justice Bryon White, who wrote the 5 lo 4 majority opinion, invited such speedy congressional response. He pointed out that notwithstanding the court's reeling in the matter, Congress has freedom to determine wtiether a s t a t u t or y newsman's privilege is necessary e¥ desirable. I believe that passage of some form ol protective legislation this ses.sion seems likely. 'Mlough by no means does everyone faV'<:r' cong ressional action at tbis time, if ever. PRESIDENI' NIXON, for one, thinks lhe press sb:Juld put its trust instead in the sell-restraint of the Justice Depart- ment and rely on the attorney general's guidelines. He was referring, of course, to the guidelines which the attorney general's office imposed on itself in August 1970 in response to a growing con· cern of tJ1e news media. 'Style and Class' The concern the President was talking about arose from a ~te of federal grand jury subpoenas earlier that year. They included subpoenas served oo Time, Life and Newsweek, the four ma jor newspapers in Chicago, and lhe now famous subpoena for Earl caldwell of the New York Times, which led to last Jlme's landmark decision. During 1969-70, the net~wks were SEf"Ved more than 150 subpoenas. In my oPinioo, the attorney general's guidelines are a rather shaky staff for an Independent press to rely on. True, they restrict somewhat tbe use of• the sul> poe.na power against newsmen. But only somewhat. And mly for as loog as any particular attorney geoeral wishes to keep them in effect. Worse yet, the guidelines implici tly I e g i ti m i z e governmenl.al powers over a free press which, in my view, the govenunent should not possess. Much more credible to me is the fear ex.pressed by some members of the press UNFORTUNATELY, the First Amend· merit became considerably less "pure and clear" £or press purposes thanks first to the Caldwell decision, and then to the court's refusals to review the im· prisonment of Bill Farr in California and · Peter Bridge in New Jersey. So despite press suspicion of congressional action, it is now apparent that unless Coogres.s does act, strongly and clearly, to fill the First Amendment void crealed by the Caldwell decision, our press freedoms will be still more seriously eroded as lower courts apply the Caldwell holdings in more and more cases. Some newsmen believe that the best v:ay to get the government and lhe courts to back do"'n is for more reporters ta choose jail rather than violate a confidence. To quote their reasoning: ''They can't put 1,.1s all in jail. And besides, it will prove to inrormants that rcporlers won't break their word." Missourian's Eye View t\1ost newsmen would agree, however. that the night of a newsman being carted off to jail is more likely to shake up a news source than reassure him. And it 's less than a sure bet that government p~ secutors are going to be deterred even by a succession of sacrifical lions behind bars. Of Orange Coast News I agree with attorneys for the Washington Post and Newsweek who hold: "The preservation of an institution as important to our form of government as a free press should not and must not depend upon the willingness of newsmen to go to jail." By JOHN SCHADE Of tllt DAlfY Piiot lloll 'The experience is over •.. but 'viii be long remembered. My summer as an intern from the University of Missouri on the Daily Pilot staff has been all too short. P..USSOURJANS, e v e n transplanted ones like myself (my parents live in Costa Mesa), retain at least part of their native skepticism and come to the Orange Coast area v.1th the idea tf "being sho"n. ·· The Daily Pilot's internship has a way ol showing the rookie l reporter the area, fi and doing it rela-1 tively fast. A two-week train· ing period at the .\ t cHt.OE main Costa Mesa office Is only the prep. aratton for bureau assignment, the real baplism of r1.te of journalistic e-xposure. This rcW3rding and at times painful experienc.e is very helpful lo the rookie reporter both as a training tool and as a mirror or Orange Coast life. THE LEARNING included covering meetings and events in Newport Beach. Costa Mesa, San Juan Capistrano and Fountain Valley, plus a treasured stint at lhe San c.iemente bureau. helping the staff reporter cover Leonid Brezhnev's visit with President Nixon at the Weslern \Vhite House. Coverage of these events should give a reporter some in.sight into the area, and it would be only the natural tendency of the Missouri skeptic lo look. listen, and, after long deliberation, reflect. Orange C.oast folks seem to have a strong belief in using local government agencies and in doing it in a quite eit· pressive way. These tendencies make meetings interesting to cover for the rookie reporter because he is never sure just what will be said -or how it will be said. Officials and private citizens alike have been known to call a bureau with a news tip. Rook ies have to learn to get both sides of the story. P..USSOURJANS have the same kind of int erest ill local government, but tend to shy away from open assaults on officials and generally are restrained in talking to the press. They lend toward biding their time and simply voting the bad guys out come elec· lion time. Beside the political concerns, there also seems. to_ be a deep interest in the envirorunent here, probably because the nili;use of the elements is much more noticeable. J have round two basic approaches toward ecological matters. One is the ac· tual conce.rn for keeping the envirorunent pure. The other is concern for finding a way of doing what one wants with the elements while maintaining the pretense of keeping it pure . THE FORMER is more vocal, but the latter seems to dominate. Labels like "conservative" a nd "liberal" can never be totally defmitive of anything. But back: in the nation's midland!!!, Orange County is known as a haven for bedrock conservatism. hty stay, however, has taught me that conservative perhaps describes the area's politics, but hardly its way of life. In Missouri, a term li'Ke "conservative" would encompass not' only the political, but the 90Cial realm of life. LlFE HERE, I found, Is far from con- servative, but more a realization of the potential available and its complete utilization. It's a life with a lot of style and class developed from better parts of cultures from across the country, yet with its ov:n flavor. It's a life style I have enjoyed this summer, and the kind I want when I look for a home. THE CURR.Er-.'T debate for the most part has centered not on whether Congress shoold pass-.protective legisla- tion, but rather on what should be the nature and sweep of that legislation. \Vho and what should be protected? Under what conditions? Indeed, sOOuld !here be any limitations, or should the ban again!f. compulsory disclosure of confidential news sources and un- published information be total and wr qualified? I believe that the protedioo should be as broadly embracing and as absolute as !he Constitution will allow. It ts my view that Congress' aim should be to protect explicitly by statute all ol the newsgathering rights which many people had all along assumed were lmpticlt Jn the First Amendment -until the court told us otherwise. I believe that there should be no ex· ceptions. no loopholes in any press con- fidentiality bill passed by CongresS. "Sooner or later," Justice William O. Douglas has warned, "any test which provides Jess than blanket protection ... will be twisted and relaxed so as to pnr vide virtually no protection at all ." I BELIEVE, along with Harvard Law Professor Paul Freund. "It Is ~ble to write a qualified newsman's privilege. Any qualification crea~ loopholes which Blacks Making Progress But Many Gains Remain By EWART ROUSE t.llOCll l.cl ,,..., Wrll•r The Census Bureau says b 1 a c k AmeMcans have shown progress in some areas, OQtably education where twice as many attend college today than five years ago, but that they lag behind whites in most social and economic areas. The report said that about 727 ,OOJ blacks enrolled in college in urn, double that of 1967. The number of whites en.. rolled last year was 7.4 million . The medlan family Income for blacks in 1972 \Vas $6,900, compared with $11,500 for whltes -the same di.!parlty as in 1967, the report said. THEHE Al1!0 WAS evidence that the number of poor blacks increased last year, while that of poor whites decreas-ed. • Aboot 33 pereent of the black popul~ tion, 7.7 million, were said to have been below the 1972 poverty level, compared with 9 percent, le.I mlllioo, ol the white population. Abuse of Valuable Drugs Deplored Jn addJUon, tbe jobless rate foe blacka and od>er nonwhltu -10 percmt, the same as Jn 1971, compared with a drop !tom 5.1 to 5 percent for \\iiltes, the report said. Pointing to their ~ In eduCltlon, the report said that about JS percenl ol au blacks between 18 and 24 were In col· By JOAN SPIEr.f~LllALTER. U"lv,r•lh of C•lltotnl• Alter Dr. ChaunCC'y D. Leake carnc l.o the Uni versity of Cllllfornla in 1928 as pro· , fessor of pharmacology to organJze the J pharmncology laboratory, a number of remarkable scientists came to work there on the top floor of lhe old yeUowbr lck medicDI school. One of them was Gordon Alles (1001·100.1 1. Alles was an outstanding chemist, trained at the CaliComia Institute. of Teclmology. who had been hired by Dr. Georige Piness, a leading ollergist in Los Ana:eles, to .discover a substitute Cor ephedrine, the drug found to be effective ln trtialing asthma : unfortunately, the natl\o'e 1upply of lhe drog h~d become c:t· _.bausted. Alles, who had no laboratory or bi• J>WJ' at the time, "'as Invited by Dr. Leake to work In the San FrJnctsco labor4lo<l'· Alles lj)ent about a month or ·iYtry qu11rter for tv.·o years there. eystemaUcally studying 1he biological ac.- Uvtty at the dlfl....,,t compounds he had made. and In 1932 he discovered~ the. ompbetamlnes. , L&Aq NOW 1t11ior 1 l!<:turer In • I history of the health sciences and pharmacology. e-xplalns that ephedrine was discovered by Dr. K. K. Chen. who "·as making a systematic inve3tlgatlon or the ancient Chinese drug codlncallon. Chen ooticed the repeated mention of n desert plant, Ma Hua.ng, as 8 treatmenl for asthma and discovered thot it was the plant ephedra vulgarls, from which the alkaloid ephedrine could be obtained. Ephedrine is clooely related chemically to epinephrine, the chemJcal agent form · ed in tbe adrenal glands that prepares a mammal for "fight or fllgl>t" by raisin~ blood pressure, dilating tbe bl'onchi, relaxing the aut, and dll•linl the pupils. With the suppl1 no longer avallablc, Gordon Alles' dllcovery of a synthe&Jc substitu te for epbedrtne was Important, especially for asthma sufferers. After ass igning his amphetamine patents to Smith, Kiin~ • & Frerich Laboratories, Alle1 returned to Pasadena to set up his own laboratory. The drug v.·3s first aclmlnls tered to patients by Ors. Myron Prlnzmetal and Anderson People• after havinf been careful~ tested on small and large animals, M , says l.eak~. "on ourselves.'' Not. only were the ampbttamh"" IOWld to be cl·· feclive in inducing a rapid relief or an acute asthmatic attack1 but they were also found to prolong wakefu lness, to In· crease nlertness, and generally to stimulate the central nervous system. TllE At.fPICETAMINES were widely used In World War Ir by Gennan Panzer troops and by Engllsh and U.S. fiyera. Leake had recommended their uae by oor aviaton, but no official sanction was granted; however, our serv1cemen boot,.. legged the material from the English. The Japanese used methampbetamine widely during the war, and, al war's end, dumped large stocks of It m the open market. YOUNG JAPANESE wor~org who had "moonllghllng" jobo began 'to abllM! It, and aoon alter, an outbreak of psychoses among them alerted the authorities to the drug's danger and it was withdrawn. This was the first indication that the amphetamines might he subject to abuse. With the arrival of the Hippies In the HIGOs, a huge black market ln am- phetan)I,,.. arose ,and the abulera, to make ma um worse,. injected, massive l lege, up from 13 percent from 1977. doses of methamphetamine •("Speed") into their veins. The effects: on many AND 11IERE WAS a decline in the youth were disastrous. Says Leake : high school dropout rate fOf blacks "Alles had never intended the drug to be between 14 and 24 -from 1'.9 percent to injected. He was fully aware of its 17.8 over the fiv•year period. 'M1c 1972 powerful stimulating effect on the cent ml white dropout rate was IO. 7 percent. nervous system to the po nt of hallucina· In add.it~ black hlgh s c t1 o o I lion and psychosis ii tho dosage was too 11:raduates between 20 and 29 jumped large. We never dreamed the drug would sharply -Crom !12 percent to 6$ percent to abused." ~ over the same period, the report said. "They are veltu1ble drug.< when prop. Sljp>Jficant galnt also were noted In the erly admlnlsttted," Leake inslsl.9. "In number of blacka holding elective olfloe additl~ to helptna the asthma sufferer -2,600 in 1972, twice the number as in they niUeve f1Ugue, combat al~ 1~ the .....,...loo of non\\iiltes eam-and deprcs!lon, and aid in the trettment t" Vt"'"'• o1 obesity." Ing more U.an fI0 ,000 Increased !rom 22 pen:enl In !Me to 30 per<ent In 1971, the PolJtting with pride lo the l•11e buruu reported. number or useful drugs, still in use t(>o day. that hove been dev•loped at UCSF, T1IE PROPORTION of whit• famtrr .. Leake concludes: "Very few laboratorlu ea.ming more than fl0,000 was $4 percent have produced as many as has our but blackt m1d1 lnc:Ome 1llni lD some pharmncoloi}' lab. Besides the .. am· northttn and western states, and lo aome phetamlnea, we produced spleen and catogorlm exceed that of "hltea. booe morrow preparetlO!ll (fo r trt•tlng YOWlll black famJrr .. whore the llulband anemia): drvtnyl ether (an anesthetic): was Wider 35 and both hulband •nd \file carbal'90!1• and vioform (to combat the workod ha~ a median Incodle.of fll.100, Intestinal Infections that p I 1 I u e comJ>8ttd with fll,206 for white fam1Ue9 travete .. ): nelorphlna (a morphine an-In tha same 1ltuallon. the 1111Vey ahOwed. tagonilt 'llld delector); and nltnilunna '""' l>Jack population In 11172 wu 23.1· (an anlltleptlc.)" ----m!lllGl!.-'up-l 't ~ -IN'I. 'PUBLIC rs BENEFICIARY' Senator Cranston will destroy the privilege." And, cis !he experience of Texas nev.·smen under a qualified state la\v has demonstrated. "Loopholes ... only make mockery of the real intent"' of the la1v, More and more ~plc arc coming to to that conclusion. some or thl'm, rL-- luctanUy. Among the most reluctant ha ve been members of the press itsel f, but (or reasons of pragmatism rather than prin· ciple. Knowing only too \vcll the \\'ays of lhe Congress, and anticipAting the diff icul ty of getting an unqualified ,protection bill through the negotiating pr()C('ss. sonle press organizations began lhe negol i:i.- tioos by offering a st ring of con\p1·01n1scs at the ve ry out.set. I am afraid that was a serious L'rror. And the press is beginning to th ink :.0 too. There is a definite movement av.·:iy from a qualified bill to absolu!r , 101al protection. LAST Smt\1ER, the Joint ~lcdia Com· mittee proposed mn}or qualifications ror a shield law. By fall three of ils five members -the American Society of Newpspaer Editors, the Radio-Televislon News Directors Association and Sigma Delta 01! -bad come out for an un· qualified law, either immed iately or as an ultimate objective. Last Sept.ember the A m c r i ca n Newspaper Publishers Association cau- tioned Congress to ··go slow" and there were even suggestions that Congress should't enact any press legislation al all. By December, the ANPA Board of Dir l'C· tors had proposed a most sweeping. no. loophole bill that ..-.·ould extend protection ta \\'Ork notes as "'ell 3s eon£idcntial materials, and would cover the states :1s ~·ell as the federal government I introduced the ANPA-drafted bill on Jan. 4 instead of reintroducing, as I hud planned, the bill I offered June 30, 1972 - the day after the Caldv.1!11 dicesion. Ptiy first blll. though an absolute protection bill -lhe only absolute protection bill of· fered in the Senate, by the way -applied only to the federal govemmenf. My new bill -still the only absolute pro1ectioo blll tn the Senate -covers the states <1s well. Though v.·e talk in term.<; of " newsman's privilege, that is a misnomrr. The newsman merely exercises the privilege on behalf of the public. The public itself is th~ beneficiary. MY BILL IS designed to protect the public. not merely the newsnlan and his source. The press in America must l>t! able to protect its sourcrs so ;:is lo con· tinu e to expose corruption a 11 d lawl~ess in high places, in and out of government. U a1self·govt'rning people arc lo govern them~lves wisely and well. thei r govern· ment must encournge the fu ll est possible freedom for them to speak their minds; the government should encourage the people's freest pot;siblc access to ill~ formatiCl'I and opinion by which they may enlighten their minds. nie two are lmeparab\e and interd('pendenl. But what would happen to investigative re{JOrtlng, wMt would happen to ad· vances toward truth and probity in public life which result from fearless in· vestigative reporting, if newsmen eould not guarantee confldentlallty to their news sources? -- It 'is genernll y rCCOgnizOO that t~ sources would dry up. That drying up COl\!Ututes n danger to our free press and, more importanlly, n danger lo our tree society. Without an ironclad assurooce of anonymity, many people with vital information lhat should come to public attention simply won 't talk. ---- Saturday, September 6, 1973 • The romment page of the Dally Piiot seeks te inform and stimulate readers by presenting a varlely of com- mentary on topics of Inter· est and slgnlllcance from Informed observers a n d spokesmen . • Robert N. WHd, Pllblithor I Hl boys and girls. Uncle Len hopes that all of you llte ready to start back to ac:OOol and that each and every one of you have had a very enJ?yable vacation. I know that l did, because for the very first time I got to spend a vacation at beautiful Lake Tahoe and in Nevada where I visited the historic Vlrginla City \Vhere the Co m st o ck Lode was discovered. Uncle Len couldn't find any gold or silver though, even though they say there's still a lot left. AND SPEAKING of gold, our art ccntest winner this week was all about the gold roah In C&lllomia. And Uncle Len hit a bonanza of entries, along with Carol and Andy. Tho se d eserving HONORABLE MENTION this "·eek are Sandra Piorek of San Clemente, Susan Barnes and Laura Barrington of Corona del Mar, and Chris Kudtr and Donna Conway of Costa Me!a . Uncle Len even received two entries from Robert and Deb- bie G<lnza.lez from L o ~ Angeles. OUr big winMr this wB though was Raun Thorp >C Newport Beach, who received a 20-volwne set o f en- cyclopedia from Andy for aending in her question about quasar. Raun, who is a graduate of Kaiser Jr. Hig~ School In Costa Mesa, said she had sent in many que stions to Andy and was so happy that she was picked a winner. SHE IS starting at Harbor High School next "'eek and we all wish her the best of luck:. She was editor of the Kaiser yearbook and is very in· terested in pursutng a career in journalism. She was also an .. * PRIZE WINNER * " Lori A. Noonan, 10, 1839 Port Weybridge, Newport Beach Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here 's all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51k 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 of drawing. Mail it to Unch~ Len 's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82626. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kermedy half dollar. exceptional math student. We c f' c lcnow that she will enjoy her .-----. -----. encyclopedia and rec e Ive arO j Orner much )lenefit from It In her ye~~~ ~~1.bou; the RIDDLES and JOKES beautiful St. Bernard dog on your page today, so why don't all of you artists draw one of these animals on a 51fi x 4-inch card and send it to Uncle Len. And don't forget to send your questions to Andy and your poems, jokes and riddles to Carol. Until next week, have a very. very ha py everything. * PRIZE WINNER • LORI: l>IY father is in the hospital. BILL: Oh , I'm sorry ... what's wrong? LORI: Nothing ... he's a doctor! Hulhw ·-· '· 1100 ... ,.,_ WIY Ceil• M- LITTLE WILLIE Willie saw some dynamite, Couldn't understand it, quite. Curiosity never pays. It rained Willie seven days. ., SeM'"' ................ . A IC....,, ti.If lltll1r -to Mlrel •un...,, 11, lift MIPlt /.'Iii., c"'' MIN M "" w1,.1.,. ..,trY In "'' '"'"' 11111 -"""''· Mtll YOUf Poem .,. lllll'Y " Untie L~ •ox IUO, CMll MtM, C•llf, •I• 0,.... C... hffv Pll.t, h• 11&0, c ... M .... Callt. Andy sends a complete 20·volumt" se t of the Mtrit St1Uients EncycLopedia to Raun Thorp, age 13, of Newport Beacll, California. for ~er question: What ei:aclly ls a quasar? On a clear ni ght human eyes can behold about 2,000 stars in the entire sky. Telescopes photograph millio11$ more that are beyond our vision. On photographic plates, they look like bright pinpoint> of light against the black background of outer space. In the 1960s, astronomers discovered that some of these pinpoints are not ordinary stars at all. They named them quasi-stellar, or star-like objects. Nowada)", everybody calls them quasars. ASTRONOMERS are used to the amazing wonders of the heavens. But when quasars were discovered, they were almost too astonished to believe the evidence. For years they had mistaken these dots of light on their telescope plates for ordinary stars. Meantime the great radi o telescopes were 1Canning the skies for 110Urces ol distance radio emissions. And o.ne of them zeroed in something that looked like an ordinary star. The evidence seemed un· believable. For this star·like object was emitting as much light and radio energy as our entire Galaxy, which has 100 billion stars. N a t u r a l l y astronomers searched fo r more of these mysterious quasars -and during the 1960s they round abQut 200 of them. Radio telescopes confirmed the fact that the amazing quasars emi t as much energy 11 tile average g 1 11 x y • Telescopes and other evidence verified this !act. Y • I everrthlng pointed to !lie !act th a t these d y nam ic powerhouses are c o s m l c mtdgets. our Galaxy I s estimated to be ab1}ost 100,000 light--year11 from side to side, ten Umes larger than the largest quasart. 111e smaUest qua~ are so times smaner ' than one Ught·year. ALL mE QUASARS ao far . discovered are at enorm®s distances -and racing out toward the edge of th• known untverae at brcnkneck speedt. • fl One or them was clocked in 1985 and the evidence was breathtaking. This dynami c midget was at a distance of about 9 bllllon light·years. And it was dashing away from us at a speed of 149.000 miles per second. wWch is pretty close to the speed limit of light. Brown Pelicans Resume Population Comeback Surely this quasar could claim the title of Farthest Ob- ject in the Kn0;wn Universe, But not ror Jong. Recently it lost its title to a quasar listed as 0Q 172. The first evidence indicated that Its distance from us is 12 billion light· years. But this figure was soon revi8ed. Astronomers now estimate the distance of the OQ 172 quasar to be ten billion light-years . TllE DISTANCES of the quasars are fascinating because they help astronomers SACRAMENTO I AP l Brown pelican.t are ~tlnuing their popuJation comeback in California but at a slower pace than last year, say experts in the state Department of Fish and Game. Biologists from the depart· ment, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Na- tional Park Service landed recently at the Anacapa Island nesting colony in the Santa Barbara Channel and found 34 yomg for this year. the fish and game department reported MOnday. to extend their view of the universe. At present, the outer limlt or the universe ts mark· ...- ed by OQ 172. But so rar nobody is certain how such small objects can put forth as much dyn amJc energy as 100 billion suns. Andy 1ends a seven-vol· ume set of The ChTonfcles of Narnia to Debbie Meade, ag• 13, of Bll!lston Loke, New York, for her q1tes· tio11: ls there really a p1anet beyond Plato? This is pos!lble. though so far nobody has been able to . prove it. Last year, scientists came upon some evidence that suggests that there may be another planet out beyond Pluto. This was very exciting news and some people misto.ok the suggested evidence as positive proof. Astronomers were quick to correct this popular mistake and to assure us that a lot more evidence is needed before we can stato tha t there Is a tenth Planet in the SOiar System . LAST YEAR. the depart· ment reported 57 young birds born in the colony . The birds failed to re--n r.st this year on a rock off Santa Cruz island, si:x miles ~'est of Anacapa. That leaves Anacapa as the only Callfornla nesting colony for the birds. Some wildlUe experts say the birds have had trouble reproducing because poll utants in the water, then in the fish they eat, have made their eggshells thinner. That causes them to collapse before they are hatched. Ul"I Telwhol• THE NINTH MEMBER of our planetary syatem w11s verified in 1930 and named Pluto. But many astron;omers suspect that there tQlY be a tenth" llnd perhaps even an eleventh planet, stlll urUden· tined. However, at pre1ent we have proof only that there are nine. Sclentl11ts are very particular · about atatlng the Snake Charmer exact truth. · Monlca Lamping, 9, of VAiencia, .81tows off her pet lrtend. Consuela, a 45·pound boa constrictor. Monica keps her frtend at the Animal Farm at Magic Moun· lain wh ere her father is employed. - 150 Giants Saint Bernards Star n1 Parade NEWBERRY , Mic h. (U Pll -'l'here were 150 Saint Bernards marching right down Main Street recently. The event was Newberry's third annual Festival of Saints and giant dogs from all over Michigan arrived in this Up- per Peninsula town of 2,300 to take part. DRESSED in brightly col· ored costumes and pulling miniature covered wagons , the dogs plodded to the end or tlie parade route where a sign proclaimed: "You 've . ju s !. viewed our 2¥.i: tons of saints.'' Then the dogs trooped over to Newberry State Hospital to visit some 400 youngsters in the children's un'it. "It's something that just grew on us," said Lee Van Dam, manager of 'radio sta- tion WNBY, which sponsors the festival. "This year it Seagull Pays Daily Visit For Handout OLYMPIA. Wash. !UPI) - Every morning State Revenue Director George Kinnear has a visitor who demands, and gets, a handout. The guest is not an angry taxpayer demanding a refund, but a seagull who has dropped by the window ledge outside Kinnear's fout'th floor office every day since April. •THE BffiD is here every morning when I get to work,~' said Theda Lovett, Kinnear's secretary. "I feed him , or maybe her, and about 11:30 a. m. off he goes." Mrs. Lovett has decided the bird is something special. "You can tell by the tilt of his head, the look in his eye . and the color or his feathers that he's not the run-Of-the- mill local character that usually hangs around,'' she said. grew into a music festival. \Ve had a country western show, light opera and ballet tonight, a Shakespeare theater tomor· row and a rock shQw on Mon- day." VAN DAf\1, who is the proud owner of a Saint Berna.rd, said the big dogs are becoming so popular around Newberry that he's JOoking for a waY to discourage people from get- ting them. "You've g0;t to give yoursell to a Saint the way he gives himself to you," he sa id. 'My Friend' Flicka Aids Paper Boy HARTFORD. Kan. (AP ) - While most newsboys zip around. their routes o, n bi cycles. Roger Pay Ion prefers lh e leisurely gait of his pony Flicka. Roger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Payton, delivers the Emporia Ga·zette to t he residents of this east-central Kansas town on horseback. This version of the old Po,ny Express begins when the papers are delivered by car from Emporia to the Payton home. Roger stuffs them, folds then\, $11d fills his blue bag. If it's not too cold he sad· dies Flicka, tosses. the bag over his shoulder and begins ·his rounds. Pets Galore OLD WESTBURY, N . Y . (AP) -Virginia Virga. her husband, and their Hi-year-old daughter have 38 pets on their suburban homestead of less than three acreS. That's two ponies, one quarterhorse, one mule , thre e sheep, seven rabbits, nine dogs, six cats, seven chickens, ooe parakeet and one cocka- Uel." world scope (10 polnblffw-h _.... ---) 1 Doctors said diseased snail s and other shellfish food were proba bly respansible for the outbreak of (CHOOSE ONE: polio, cholera) in Ita ly . 2 President Nbr;on directed his lawyers to · prepa re an appeal after Federal District Judge .. ? .. ordered the President to turn over the secret Watergate tape recordings for his private inspection. a·Archtbald Cox b-John Sirica c·Warren. Burger Satwrday, Septtmtiy 8, 1973 OAtLV PILOT 7'. ' Pri%e Wittner Raun Thorp, 13, of 2406 Francisco Drive. Newport Beach, is the proud winner of a 20-volume set of the Merit Students Encyclopedia for her question to 'Ask Andy.' Her question appears in Andy's col· umn at far left. Pets, Like People, Feeling Shortages NEW YORK (AP ) America's dogs and cats, like their owners. are faced with some changes in thelr dinner menus as a result of meat shortages and accelerating prices for agricultural pro- ducts. Pet food buyers are buying cheaper brands and more dry food. And some manufacturers say they have had to add cereals and subtract protein from their formulas to adjust to higher costs. NORMAN W EL L S, dulir· man d. the Pet F o o d Institute, a trade association, sa id that, after a 10-yeal boom, the $1.6 billion industrj is ex.peeled to wind up with a decrease in ·sales this year. Lo'ver priced items are likely to sOOw a gain, he said, but the premium canned "wet" products are headed for a sub.stantial dip. "For the lirst time ever, wet · food has decreased sales and dry food Increased," he said. Meanwhile, pet food makers say the C06ts of their raw materials, notably g r a i n s ·1 have risen as much as 300 pel'1- cent since last summer. In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ ls an latetral part of tbe ia-clu1roc.,m new1 program pre.. sented ln Orange Coatt area atbooh as a public tervice by lbe Dally Plitt. 3 The eight anti ·war veterans charged with conspiring to violently disrupt the 1972 Republican National Convention were con· victed. True or False? . news picture 4 (CHOOSE ONE : Syria. Libya) recently announced it is nationalizing 50 per cent of the assets of all oil companies operating with in its borders. 5 French .President .. ? .. is scheduled to visit the People's Republ ic of China this week . newsname (10 polnll H you can ldentff1 th~ -In !ht nOW1) I .am Prime Minister of a nation. that was hit by a rail stiike, which also attected the U.S. For eJC · ample, the strike helped create a newsprint short· age in the U.S. Who am I? matchwords (4 polnto ... -....... motch) 1 ..... incendiary •·to formally charge with a crime 2 .... .lnd ict b·to arrive at a con · cluston by reasoning 3 ..... insu lin c-hormone used to treat 4 ..... incense 5 ..... infer diabetes d·Causing tires •·lo make very angry (10 pol ... K you -!hit -ion COMCtly) In about 3 months, this artist's drawing may closely reflect reality as the Pioneer 10 spacecraft passes by Jupiter. The back.up spacecraft, Pioneer 11 , recently entered the .. ? •• belt between Mars and Jupiter. sportlight (2 polnto for-q-on •-Nd_,, 1 The use-,,. of the "spitball" is a current controversy In (CHOOSE ONE: baseball, tennis). 2 The Hambletonian is .. ? .. racl ng's premier annual event. a-dog b·harness c·motorboat 3 Georae foreman retained his heavyweight boxing c~n by defealing (CHOOSE ONE: Joe Roman, Ken Norton) In 1 championship fight Jn Tokyo. 4 What major sports event is held each year at Forest Hills, New York? a·U.S. Amateur Golf Championships b·U.S. Open Tennis Championships c·Yan~ee 400 auto race 5 The man voted the National football League's best mid· die linebacker In the League's first 50 yellrs announced his retirement. Who is he and for what team did he play? rouncltable ' Ftmlly chcuaion (no KOAI) In your opinion, what matters. if any, desel'\le prompt con- 1ressional attentio n? YOUR SCORE: II !O 100 points -TOI' ICOtlll 11 to to points -heel-71 IO IO poinlo -GOOd. 11 IO 70 polnto -Ptfr. 910-73 • YlC. Inc: •• Ma-. Wlooonlin "''11,'d Att ul•J9 q·s !•·1o :)•( l•·z !p·1 1SOVOMH.:>1YW t111p1u1 1u •!d '•1'!"1W •1111;-cl "''!fl''"':> lJWVNSM.JN ··~'l,lHN ~·-·s :ci·1o l ijfWO~ •Or·t :q., !n•ci•••q·1 :J.M$11.1~0dS PIOJlftt :ivn.i:>lllSMJN • nop!d11104 t16;••9·t :1Aq n·t lfl'•Htllb)f ., .... A•lf-f '••1·~·( !q·z :1J•1e('·t 1Jd00S01l0M • I • _. I DAILY PILOT / Faith ls Not Magic Fanatics Still Menace To ~rue Cl1ri stianity • By LOUIS CASSELS !Jft!Moli .. rftl hflll'Mllenel The New Testament records that Jesus Christ displayed gentle a n d compassionate tolerance tov"arrl whores. bums. madmen . traitors and la x collectors. But he had little use for religious fanatics. HJS STRlcrt.:RES agninst •·scribes and pharisees" whi ch fill so many pages of the gospels essentially v.· ere dire<:ted at the kind of religious fanaticisn1 '\'hich. as he" put it, en1phasizes "the let· ter rather lhan the spi rit" or scriptural teachings. This kind of religious fanaticism is having a resurgence in America I.Oday. From mountain villages in TeMessee to cu 1 t · ridden suburbs in California. fanatics a re exposing the Chrlstlan religion to rid icule by staging bitarre exhibitions of what they arc pleased to call faith. FANATICS TODAY , as in Jesus' lime. are obsessed with •·proof texts'' -passages of the Bible read lilerally ahd out (lf context on which they ba.'ie actions clearly contrary to the spi rit of Jesus· leaching, Some of them .. prove tfleir faith " by h1:1ndling rat· tlesnakcs or d r in k i n g strychnine. They believe that ii they only "have enough faith" God 1vill intervene and save them Crom the natural consequences of such acts of folly. When they die in agony. their co-religionists explain it on the grounds that thejr faith just wasn't strong enough. IN BARSTOW, recently, an Rev. Flickinger Bids Farewell to Newport The Re\'. Loren D. flick· inger Vl'ill bid farewell to Newport and his Unity Church Sunday Vl'ith his final sermon in this church. entitled "Call Upon the ~rd." ~1r. Flickinger has accepted a new assignment in the Unity ministry at Pompano Beach, fla. Friends and ac· quainten311ces of the Rev. flickinger, together Vl'ith civic leaders and the general public. are all invil cd to come and hear his final sermon this Sun· day in Zonia Club of the Senior Cit izens' Building at 15th and Irvine Ave .. opposite Newport Harbor Hi gh School. 1'~0LLO\\'ING the 10 a.m. senice. the hostesses of lhe church "'ill serve coffee and cake on the patio. ti.tr. Flickinger founded Newport Unity Church 12 years ago. and has served as its only pastor. He is widely kno"'n in the tlarbor area as tht! ··singi ng minister". llis solos on Sunday and ';singspirations .. held at both the church and the Island House in Fashion Island were .v.'Cll altended throughout his 12-year tenure in Newport Beach. SINGING MINISTER Rev. Loren Flickinger ll·year--0ld boy ;.ith diiibcles had his supply of insulin taken away by a "devout" fath er who bel ieved his son wou ld be healed by "fai th." The boy died. Baptist These sad episodes do not contradict. they merely con- firm Vl'hat the New Testament • actually teaches. Fairview Baptist Church, rorncr of Fai rview and ~·air. Costa ~1esa ; service at 10 a.m.; talkback at ll:IS a.in.: sermon by tilt! f{ev. Richard W. Doss. Fr.st Baptist Church of Laguna llills, 24521 Moulton P3rkway; service at 10:45 a.n1 .; sern1on "Serenity of . Soul" by Dr. Ivan B. Bell : church school for all ages at 9:30 a.m.; nursery care during both services. \Vednesday Bi- ble study at 7 p.m. Jesus warne-d repeatedly that God will not tolerate being "put lo the test " Faith, he made clear, is not a kind or magic. II is not an abra· cadabra formula by ""hich God can be made to jump through hoops and perform miracles at hutnan command. St. James Annou1ices Scliedules TI1e flnal surnn1er schedule family Eucharist \viii be held at JO ·a.m.. Sunday at St. Jan1es Episcopal Church. 3209 v·1a Lido, Newport Beach. Preliminary registration for the fall church school classes y.tjlJ be held as well as an ex- hibit and plant sale by the Episcopal Chur~h Women of St. James of their Christmas boutique workshop. The Rev. John P. Ashey II, the rector, will be i n Philadelphia attending the ffi.. ler·nation conference of The Order of St. Luke the Physi- cjan as a delegate and chaplain of the order as 'veil as nominee to the regional warden for the Southwest. THE ORDER of St. Luke the Physician is the largest ecumenical healing ministry of mainline Protestantism. The former rector of St. Janles Parish. Newport Beach. the Rev. John Parke, now vicar of Christ Episcopal Church in Rochdal e, }ofass .. is nominee 10 be the national warden or the order. St. Cecelia'6 Guild will hold it's opening fall luncheon at the home or ~frs. Lois Chambers, 209 D i a m o n d Arenue, Balboa Island, at noon, Monday. The first fall finance com- mittee and vestry meeting of the parish will be held Tues- day. Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. tosta M~a Primitive Ba~ list Church, 2476 Newport Blvd.: services on Saturday al II a.m.; church school at 9:45 a.m.; nursery care provided: the Rev. Orvil ti1oses will preach lhe sermon. lrvi.ne Hiiis Communit y Church iBaptlst Conf~rencel mccls in Rancho San Joaquln IntermcdiJte School. 4 8 6 I i\lichel~n. lr\·ine: service at JI a.m.; church school for a\1 ages meets at !1 :30) a.n1 .: nursery care pr <YV"i de d . &•rrnon by the Rev. Hlch Samuelson, pastor. Cl1ristia1t Scie11ce Christian Science Churches , First Chu rch of Christ, Scien· list, 2880 11esa Verde Dri ve, Costa 11esa, sl'rvices at 11 a.m. and church school at 9: ts a.m.: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 8th and Olive, Hun· 1ington Beach, services and church school at 9:30 and l l a.m.: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via Li do. NeY.'JX)rt Beach. services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Second Church of Christ. Scientists, ~100 Paci· fie View Drive. Coron.t del i\tar. scrYice::; and church school at 10 a .nL : \Vedncsday teslin1ony nlee!i ngs at 8 p.ttl. at all four churches. Scr1no11 topic: ''i\lan" Christian Harbor thri5tian Church, 2~01 Irvine Ave .. Ne~·port Beach; church stilool at 9:30 a .m.: service at 10:45 a .m.: sermon "Ministry Within a Hospital" by RO'bert Parry. chaplain of lloag t\Iemorial Hospital Flr51 Christian Churrb. 235 Legion St., Laguna Beach; 9:45 Bible school; service at 10:45 a.m.; sermon "Let Your Pulpit & Pew IIalr Dol''?l " by James ll. Uoulton, minister. Co119regatlonal Neighborhood Congrega- tional Church, United Church of Christ, St. Ann's and Glen- ncyre, Laguna Beach; service at IO a.m.; sern10n "Let's Think. Pray and Live" by the ltcv. John t\1. Reynolds. Corona del t\1ar Communitv Churr h, Congregational, 611 lieliotropc Ave ., Corona del i\Iar; service and church school at 10 a.m.; sermon "Living Firsthand" by the Rev. Richard B. Smith . Fall church s c h o o I registration Sunday, Sept. 16. Jelllish Temple Beth David o I Orange Couoty 'viii conduct 1{s Snbbath services Friday, Sept. It at 8: 15 p.m. at the temple. GHIO llefley St ., \Vcstminsler. Services conducted by Rabbi Henri E. Front and Cantor I l:irry Ne'rlrn1an. Oneg Shabbal and roc:lal hour rollowing services. Temple Sharon , 617 \V. llan1i1Lon St .. Costa Mesa : services Friday. Sept. 14 at 8: 15 p.m. Father Ed...,·ard P. Allen, Episcopalian priest and United Ministry chaplain at UC Irvine, is guest speaker . Rabbi Garson Goodnmn will conduct services "'ith a social hour to follow. Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach will conduct Sabbath services on Friday. Sept. 14 at 8: 15 p.m. in the Interfaith Lounge al UC Irvine, 4201 Campus Drive. Sunday, Sept. 16. will be a n1embership barbecue: for in- formation. call 644-5178. L111/1ern11 Redee mer J,utheran thurch, 16351 Springdale St.. llw1- tington Beach; ser\1ices at 8'.15 and 10:45 a .m.: church school al 9:30 a.n1.: ser1non "Some Ilelie\'e. Some Don 't" by the Rev. Eugene Schran1m. Cbrfst Lutheran Church, 35522 Camino Capistrano. Sa n Clemente: service at 10 a.m.: sermon "You 1\rc a Letter' F'rom Christ" by Pastor J . F:mory Ackerman; choir prac· lice at 9 a.m.: adult discussion class Sept. 12 and 19 fro n1 7:30 to !J:30 p.n1 . Ne\v port llarbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive. Newport Beach; service at IO a.m,; sern1on "The Difference Between Grits and Cream of Wheal'' by Pastor Roger Berg. Fotlowing w ors h i p service will be the annual church carnival with all pro- ceeds going to the Sunday school. Lutheran Church Gf Lbe . Res UJTection, 9812 Hamilton. l~un!ington Beach will conduct "Cofrce and Conversation" sessions beginning Sept 16 at 3 p.m. For additional in- formation, phone P a s to r llalvorson, 962·5005. Lutheran Church of the !\taster, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar ; service at 10 a .m.; sermon "Ready Willing and Able" by the Rev. Lawrence D. Fruhl- ing. Beginning Sept . 1 6 , service at 10:30 a.m. and church school for all ages at 9:15 a.m. Lutheran Cborcb of lbe Cross . 24231 El Toro Rd., Laguna !lilts: services at 8:30 and II a .m.; church school and Bible classes at 9:30 a.m.; Dr. \Vill iam R. Eller, pastor, returns Swiday. • ' Faltb Lutheran C b u r c h , 3438 1 Ca ll e Portola, Capistrano Beach; c hur c h school al 9 a. m.: service at 10:30 a.n1.; nursery care pro· vidcd; sermon "Deliverance for the Less Fortunate" by Pastor James Kn otek; midweek Bible class Wed- nesday at 7:30 p.m. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive. East. Costa Mesa: services at 8 and 11 a.m.: sermon "Why \Ve Are Here'' by J im Nelson; church school at 9:30 a.m. iHethodist University United l\.1ethodist Church, 18422 Culver Road. Irvine; services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon topic: "Someti mes i feel Like Nobody Loves Me." First United Methodist Church, 18225 Bushard St .• Fountain Valley; services at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.; church school for all ages at both services: sermon • ' Th e Beatitudes'' by the Rev. Ford . R. ~1 i ller. t\1esa \''erde U n ited l\.lethodlst Church, 1701 "'Baker St., Costa Mesa; service at 9:30 a .rn.;.sermon "Our Ti~e Is An Opportunity" by Dr. D. Lothair Green. Church school registration at 9:30 a.m. Pre#ftyterla11 Presbyterian Church o( the Covenant. 28.50 Fairview Rd .. Costa Mesa; services at 8:30 and JO a.m.: church school during both hours: classes for juniors and seniors at 10 n.1n.: sermon "Let There Be Light" by the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrle. St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., Newport Beach : services at 8. 9:30 and 11 a .n1.; sermon "Who Are You" by the Rev. Charles H. Dierenfield. The fall semester of church school classes begins Sunday. Religlo11S Scie11ce Church of Rtllgtous Science of Laguna Beach, 20062 La· guna Canyon Rd.; services at 9 and II a.m .. sermon ·:in Times of Distrust" by the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard: junior church at 9 a .m., baby care oftered; Thursday lecture at JO a.m. in Clubhouse 2. Leisure World. Newport Harbor Church of Religious Science meets at 451 Center St.. Costa ?tf es a ; service and church school at 10 a'.m.; the Rev. EleAnor C. Jackson's sermon topic: "To Him That Hath." Women 's Guild win meet f\.tonday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Ouseley, 2 l 0 4 I Shackle[ord Circle, Hwitington Beach. Flnt Church of Religious Science, of Newport Beach meeting at Corona d e I Mar High School: servi('(' and church school at 10:30 a .m.: sermon "On f ind ing Your True Place" by the Rev. Albert Burke. Other Deno111iraatio11s Costa lt1esa Bible Chapel (Foursquare), 1734 Orange Ave.; services at 10 :50 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Dr. Emil Balliet. presidut of Soul hern California College, Cost a Mesa, guest speaker at ~1om ing Service. The Rev. Robert Jacobs, pastor, will speak at evening service. Convalescent hospital service scheduled for Monday at 7 p.m. in the Royale, Santa Ana. Grace Bible t'hurch meets at Ame.rican Legion llall , 565 \V. 18th St., Costa Mesa: service at 10 a.n1.; nursery and children's church pro- vided : the Rev. Thomas Tyree continues series on "Phi1i p- pians"; hour or praise at 7 p.m. Ltlke Hills Comm unit y Church 1nects at Los Alisos Jnlermedia t e School. Muirlands at 1'.1oor. Mission Viejo; services at 9:30 and lt a.nl.; seru1on "Congregational Care" by the Rev. Andrew D. Atwood. For information on church ctivities, call 837·7729. St. John the Divine EpisCilpal Church, 2043 Orange Ave.. Costa Mesa; Holy Eucharist at 9:30 a.m. with outdoor ser vice followed by a picnic. Beginning Sept. 16 services will be held at 8 and 10 a.n1.; church school for adults and children' at 9: 15 a.m.; and Thursday services al 10 a.ni. 1''irst Singles Church n1cets at 1310 E. \Val nut Ave .. Orange ; chi1rch school for all ages {lt IO: l('r a.111.; services at II a.in.: Dr. Richard Chen. pastor. returns for Qim· munion Sunday. E v en in g fellowship meeting at 6:30 in the chapel. Crown Valley Covenan.t Church, 24600 La Plata Drive,· Laguna Niguel: services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Dr. Richard · A. Bennett, guest n1inister. Un It aria n .. unJvenalht Fello":sbip of Laguna Beach meets at 11 :30 a.m., at 429 Cyp,ress St.; The program will be led by speakers from DeBennevillc Pines can1p and the Orange Qiunty Unitarian- Universalist cluster as weU as the Pacific Southv.•cst Con· fcrence. t\1eeling follo wed by coffee hour. Westminslf'r Bre thren Church, 14614 r.t agnolia Ave .. \Vestn1inster: services at ·8:45 CJnd 11 a.n1.: evening service at 6: special sc1ninar for all adults at 9:45 a .m. Sunday and Sept. 16. 23, and 30. and Oct. 7, by Pastor Douglas E. Bray. t'hurch of Chris I, 287 \V. Wilson St.. Costa tvlesa; Bible study a t 9 :4~ a.m.: service at JO:SO a.m.: ser1nons "Men f\1ost Pitiable" and "ls There Any \\1ord From the Lord ?"; Tuesday ladies Bible class 10:30 a .m.: Wednesday Bible study at 7:30 p.m.: and Thurs· day teen rellowship a t 7 p.m. ORANGE COAST CHURCH D.IRECTORY Of NEWPORT IEACH -fDl1clplnl 2401 lrvlM _, 5cr11t• l•oHI Sunday School ................... 9:30 A.M. 1'-Iorning \Vorship .... 10:45 A.M. Nur\erl' 5 IJIHMrg•rtn ,roYided Phone: 642-2725 Atinistcr: Dr. D. \V. McElroy THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMES. 3:ZOt Ylo Lido, Newport ~h 1:00 A.M.-Holy E1o1chari1t \ l/ 10 :00 A.M.-fomn., Wonhip Alter~ Hol., E11chG1kt •nd MOHlllHJ l'riryer Nwrwry ''o•lded TUISOAT-10:00 A.M.-Holy l1i1clterilt ....i Laylftfo11 of H_. 10:45 A.M.-l'rO't*f r.llowfllfpi WEONESDAY-1:00 l'.M. hcryor & Prttho The Re ... John I'. Ashey II, Rector -l'ho11e: 615.0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, ~04~ Orange Ave., C.M Sund•vt 8:00 & 9:JV Chu.ch School -9:30 fr, Ho•otd Mort Cortwrlqhl, Vicor-rho11e S41·1J26 Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church l2Jl l'atlfk View Dri.,., Corotta !kt Mor :i1111dmys•l :OO .A.M. & f :JO A.M._ Clriurch School/Nunerr·f:lO A.M TM5doy1-7:00 A.M. WecfrtHchsp..-9:30 A.M. The Ro ... Joll11 ltogers Dflis, Rtctor -l'ltoH 644-0463 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1236 Ellis St., H11lltt1t9to• 1Hcti IJ••t last of FIN Po!titiJ • 1:00 A.M.-Holv Comlftu11ion 9:10,A.M.-F.mil'I S•r~ice l Ch11rch School ( N11tJtty C•r•I I 1:00 A..M.-Morni~9 Wo11hlp IN11tJety C•r•) 7 ~00 P.M.-Fe1Hv,! Ev1nlon9 & Ser!l'lon . ' ~ EpiJcop•I Yo11n9 Churchme11 J•me1 C. C•lev, P11to1 961·75 12 R1s.: 516-4061 S.ventlt-Day Adventist Church 211 A..c:Mo St., Cott• Mno J...,at •. JoffN,p. , ... , -"'°"" 141·6596 Stbl.•th Scho.11 .•..••••. , • • • . • • • • • • . . . ••• , , •• , , 9:10 '·"'· Motnfttt Wonhlp ..••••.••••••.••••••••• , • , ••• , • 11 ~oo '·"'· r.tyet Mo•tl119 Wed1te•dt., •• • • • • ·, •• , •••• ,.,, ••••• 7:JO P·"'· NEWPORT HARBOR II LUTHERAN CHURCH We Invite You I LUTHE~A';;"~HURCH I OF THE MASTER 798 Dover Or., LI 8·3631 Newport Beach ' Roger J. Berg, P1stor / 2900 Pa cific View i)r. I Corona del Mar E•rl., Wotthip 8:00 o.m. I Chti1ti•n Educ•tion 9:15 •.m, Fe1tive Wonhip 10:30 •.m. N11rscry Care Available WELCOME • ..,. LGwrette:lt D. fn1htl119, Pastor t :U lo IO!U AM. Worship Hour-IG :lO A,M, N11rf9•'1 & CoflN Hot1r Providtd Pttone 644·:Z664 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Miuouri Svnod 760 Ylctorl• St, C01to Mew Lother Y. TorllOW, PGSTOf 541°5404 Wo.,lllP Strwkos: l :U & n A.M. s11ncr•., kllell: t :lt A.M. I Adoll Billlf C~11: t :)O A.M. Chrbtfo11 lt.m.ntcrry School -541·'166 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive I University Park, Irvine ltn. HeriHtft N. Nie,_• t :OO A.M.-Wol'lhJ' & SMadcly khool 10:30 A.M.-Wonhlp I. SM.cfoy Scttaol 552·1121 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH MeM Verch Dme 5 lallltf Strnt, Cestll Mesa, C•lff. ANDttlEW C. ANDEJISON, P•ttw-JIM NELSON, lnltrll SllllU.,"khMI t:• •.111.-MOrnlng Wtn lllp: l lM 4'114 11 :00 1,m, Prince of Pt•c• lulh•r•n School -Miu Etiher Olson, Principtl Offlco Pho111: 549-0Sll Scnool ''Phon•1 549-0562 I A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Wontiip-t:OO A.M. AT 115 AljOte, lolb-l1ICUKI 11:15 A.M. ot St. Mlc:hael's Episcopal Ch11rcll Mar911erlte ot l'oclffc View Dr CorolMI del Mor PhoiM: 675·ff50 Cott• M••• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St, & Harbor llYd. Worship Senlces 9:30 & 11 :00 A.M. Church School -9:)0 A.M. £AJIL W, ISSELL, D.O. Co1t<1 M ••• North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M•te Verde & B•k•r St. 549-2719 Worsh ip & Church School 9:30 A.M. ~ounf•in V•lley FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 Bu1h1rd 962·259] Worthlp & Church School 9 & 10:10 A.M. Mint1t•r Ford R. MiU•r Huntington Be•ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272 1 17th St 516·3537 S1 rvic•• -':1 51 10:10 NU'1try Clre All Momlng Church School -9: 15 H1o1ntin9ton B•ech -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H1il A•e. 142·4461 Worship -9 l 10:)0 Church School -9:00 A.M. lr•ino -E•if Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH tll-123) 11422 Culver Ro•d •t Unlvorilty Ori•• Worship & Church School 9 l 10:30 A.M. -·------- la9un• leech METHODIS.T CHURCH 2 t 632 We1l•v Driv• 11> SOutll L~u.,. Wor1hlp incl \:hutch School -10 A.M. 499.3081 TMtMil '· • ....,, .. , ........ CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA \ N•wpo" Beech 1400 W. Balboi Bt•d. 671-3105 ' ..,.. • ..,. •obort I . SJiop.rd Jr. Worthlp-t:lO A.M. Oiurch School--9:30 & 11 A.M, 'IJ SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor refonn temple "" b. RABBI BERNARD P, KING l" PRESBY-TERIAN Cl-JURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 Metflll•ll• CNffr Ado!MI H•.......,. IMcll ..... D...W I. lohm, P•hw S.11d9y W1nltlp: 9:l0 A.M. Clutre:ll Scltoot: 9:l0 A.M • Oflc1: 20112 M0911ofl• St. Photia: 961 ..... 940 ' Church of the Covenant 2110 PolmlW •octe1, Cott• Moso ln1u A. llunl•. l'aahJr S.•dcty W1nllt, 5 Clll•rcli Scll1ol-l :lO &.10:00 A.M. n .. : ss1.1J40 Community Presbyterian Church 415 hl'ttt """"· 1.op •• hoc• .... Artl11r J . Tonkenley •••· Albert n. Hi.rp• -Rol'. Arthur'I. Cll•rtlor 5imd•y Wol'Mllp: t :OO & 11 :00 A.M. Clll11r<li Scttei.19:00 A.M. no-: 4t4·75SS St. Mark Presbyterian Church c.,.., .s..u.,.. I l•ttbluff DrlN, Car111tt1 "-I M• Dr. Cecil H0Hnt•11, .Actlflt l'a1tor Wonllt, & Cli•rc.h Sch•ol -•:JO A.M. ,.._: 644·1141 /' r... This Sunday Worship in '-LISt .Jlndreiv's'Presbyterian Church 600 St. Andrews Road • Newport Beach ..._ Or. Ch•rl•• H, Dieranfl•ld, P•stor "WHO ARI YOU1" Dr. ChorSn H. Dl...-flekl, Prncll! .. s.t11t11t CcnMttet A'ltllkrMe mee11ng It CHlllST CHUltat IY THI SIA ' ld•nllCCll Ser~•CCS II AM. 9.30 AM 11nd 11 AM 14" '#, ••lllN IM_, H...,.,, k<l<tll Child' e.arn ;ind Children 11 Sund11y SchO()I ill ,ell ser1it;l:J FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH 1lfl CUii Orlv-Nt....,.rt 8•~~·1•U Dr, P, K1nlM l •1fl••t, '•tlor S.B.C. )UIHl•y klloM-t:• A.M. W•,...lp lltH A.M. & f;IO ... M, WICl~l'I Pr•Yt r Mr"lk• 7•• P.M. -CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH For lnform.1ion: Call 876-7230 , " ,~-;;;~F~l;RS~T~SO~U~T~H~E~R~N~B~A~P~;~IS~T~C~H~U~R~C;H;;;~11~===:;========~~=======-==::::::::::~ tSO w. "-"'°" "'"'· c ... M .... C.ttfenlM ¢ TEMPLE SHARON 642.fllt (t A.M. • I r.>l:l - SUHDAY K MOO L-t:U' A.M. ' • WOJISHIP llll:VICIEl-ll:M A.M I •1• P,M. , • The cHl9tMtlff ..,..... ..... th . PttAYl!JI MllTIN0-WIOHl$0AY IVININO 1 P.M. 911tfN H•itot' ,t.,.. • IN11rMrf ,,.., ..... Int.nm P11tef'-... O. P1lmtf' • 617 Wftt H.,..ltn, C'"'9 ..... J20JJ hi ot.ltp• Id., Sett J"°" Copihttne Wtl'tltlll! 11 I .II'!, • 711J p,m. 1111111•., litlll kllMI -Pr)I •.nt, Clln.ii.11 Trlllllllt -I t.m. W......_r Pra,.r -•i•I 11·"'-,MIW Wlllltm 0.""'"'1 4,J.1t40 -J4 """ • .. Try Saturday's News Quiz We Dare You '· All J1wl1h iamlfet •r• lnvlt•d t~ [oln u• 111 • truly mea11ln9ful SAllATH IYININ ~ Sl!.vt(;l-FRIDAY AT 1111 P.M. lfllrllwl ~ -1-..t ..... ....... . 646-5152 T•mple Sh•r•n Ch1lr -01te9 Sh.bot \ ' -- Christian Healing Upfield A strong atattment i n re ference t o "mira culous Cluistan healing" will be i>- sued Sunday at 10:30 'am. by Dr. Ralph Wilkerson, pastor of Melodyland Christian Center, southern Cali£omia 's largest charism atlc chw-ch which en· dorses Christian healing. Barstow who died when hia M e I o d y I a n d congregation parents allegedly withheld his whlch conducts Its own weekly insulin because they believed miracle services and only last he had been healed during a week sponsored K a ,t h r y. n church "healing service". J Kuhlmarl Mlracle Service 1n Anaheim, bas witnessed hun - "TlE PARENTS we re dreda of Christian healing sincere, but sincerely wrong miracles over the past three and made three trag ic years. according lO Dr • Wilke rson. ··At Melodyland the thing we don'l believe In Is abuses. er- rors and fanaticism in the area of Christian healing," says Dr. Wilkerson who believes prope r scriptural ift.. struction and medical con- sultation is necessary in the Dr. Wilkerson believes some clarifications on the issue must be made following the death of 11 -year--old Wesley Parker, a diabetic f r o m mistakes,'' said Dr. Wilkerson who will outline in detail these mia t ak es bef·ore th e Melodyland eongregaUon. Baptist Women To Meet p~ of healing ministries. .,THE FIRST error which the boy's parents made was attributing their son's• con· dition to demon possession and withholding insulin beca~ ot it," commented Dr. Wllkenon. The 8,000 m e mber Coast Bible Church 1 Schedules POW Film The mot ion picture film "In the Presence of Mine Enemies'' wi ll be shown at 6:30 p.m., SWlday in the auditorium of the Marco Forster Junior tligh School, San Juan Capistrano. American Bapt ist \Vomen ;:if the First Baptist Church, 24521 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills, extend an invitation to all "'Omen to -attend the first meeting of 'the fall. Mon- day , s ta r tin g at 10:30 a.m. with a brief business m~ting conducted by Mrs . Jolin Overfield, president. "According to the Bible, Christians cannot be demon Possessed, but can come under demonic attack. "Secondly it was wrong to tell the child to discontinue ta.king his medicine," Dr. \Vilkerson pointe d out. "Discontin1U1nce of the boy's medicine is a decision that on- ly a medical doctor should make and evangelists who conduct h e a 11 n g ministries have an obligation to give their congregation this in- struction.'' -.. H • •, ..-...-.·..-.. _,,__. ' ---~ ---· .... -... Still Tinie For Fun Senior High fellowship group of Lake Hills Commun-from left, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Alpaugh, youth ~ ity Church of Laguna Hills-Mission Viejo are still couselors; David Rudko, Steve Heffler, Gary Co ff. Luau Slated By Newport Unitarians ·· Based on the testimony of Capt. Howard Rutledge, U.S. Navy, who spent seven years . aa a prisoner of war, the film, like the hook be wrote, depicts the miraculous way that God preserved him and his fellow prisoner• through the rigors of Communist capltlvity. SHOWN U NDER the PR OGRAM CHAIRMAN, Mrs. _Ivan Bell, urges all women to. help in getting a good start for the year. The theme for the year will be "Rejoice in hope -Encourage each other." AT MELODYLA.ND, people welcoming youths of south Orange County in grades man (wi th guitar). Lori Cumm ings, Ange la Bance, who believe they have been 10 throug h 12, The group meets Sundays at 11 a.m. Rhonda Allen, and Greg Murray. Standing in back-auspices of the Coast Bible Church, the film recounts Capt.Rutledge's experiences in enemy hands from the mo- ment of his capture to the mo- ment of his release. healed by God are informed to fo r Bible study and Thursday evenings fo r fellow- ground are Mark Hower and Kris Waltz . For infor- see their doctor for a medical ship. Shown op. one of their special outings are, mation, call 536-2135. Newport Unity Church will celebrate its 12th anniversary at a luau , at the Driftwood Beach Club.· 21462~ Pacific Coast Hwy., Huntington Beach (next to Sheraton Hotel) Sun· day, Sept. 16. at 6 p.ffi. The September lJrogram "HopefuJ Signs in Thailand" will be presented by the Rev. Norman Roadarmel. formerly missionary to Thailand under the Presbyterian board who worked closely with American Baptist missionaries \vhile in Theiland. C'41.ored slides will be shown and jewelry and crafts wtl l be on display and available to purchase, the pro-- ceeds of which will go to mission work among the Thais. verification and to have a __ .:_ ___ -'... ______ .:_ ___ ...::_ _ _c ____ _c_ ___ -'..:..:... __________ ~- There wlU be Polynesian food and · entertainment, door prizes, a Mai Tai punch bowl, a.nd dancing. Admission price $6. The public is invited to the showinj of the newly-released film . Nursery facilities are available. Irvine Hills Sets F amil)' Tape Series PARTICIPATING in the entertainment and planning are Mrs. Lura McKenzie, of Costa Mesa, instructor in Polynesian dantjllg, · and her Ii U 11$ I ft d, Art McKemle former CQ!ta MesJ. c I t y Irvine Hills Co m m u n i t y manaav1 and former police Church will be offering a 5 chief, week series vi a tapes on Shepherds Set Training l\'.leet On the program are the "Marriage and F a m i 1 y • ' , Shepherds of Lake Hill s complete physical examination twice a year. "I don't know any evangelists who teach against medical doctors, but some neglect to give proper instruction that medical con4 firm iltion works: hand in hand with Ouistian healing," Dr. Wilkerson explained. ' "The third mistake was their idea that no matter what happened, God would resur- rect their son if they persisted in prayer," said D r . \Vilkerson. Bible Studv ., To Resume Aloha Islanders, local music beginning Sunday, at 7 p.m. at Commwiity Church will meet and dancing group. the home of Jerry and Beverly Tue s d a y for their first Coordinators for · the event Peck, ~ Carmel, Irvine. monthly training session of the The Wonien's Bible Study are Jack and Lucy Donel!. or This address is located in new seaso n, to be conducted and Fellowship will reswne Irvine, and chainnen are the Colony Homes. Dr. Mark by Roger A. Rose of the Chris-their Tl).ursday morn ing week·· Justin and Doris Baletka, of Lee, presiden t of Simpson tian Psychological Center or ly meetings at 10 a.m. on Se pt. Huntington Beach. College, San Francisco will Anaheim, ·on the topic of 13 at the Crown Valley 1be public is invited to at· present the series. hospital ministry. P,venant' 'Church at 24600 tend ~ event.s ol the evening. L'ake Hills' Shepherds are a La.Plata in La guna Niguel. For infcrmaUon call 968-4571 TIIESE MESSAGES '"ere group of church members who Mrs. Paul Robbins of Santa or 646-5181. , presented by Dr.· Lee at this carry on an active program by Ana, is the teacher. yea r's family camp at Forest contacting visitors to· the -The Bible stµdy began in Rummage Sale Home and were widely recelv-church, calling on the ill and March, 1972. Women from ed. His topici are Christi an hospitall.ied, and regularly various churches have been in marriage, c hild disci pline, · calling on the c h u r c b ' s attendance since the first TerrQ>le Sharon wlU conduct seXuality 3.00 other topics meml;lers. 'The training pro-meetings. Everyone is invited a rummage sale Sept. 15 'at pertinent to family 11 f e. gram Is designed to equip to attend. Child care is the Odd Fellows hall. 226 Main Anyone interested in attending ·them to be effecitve "lay available at Uie church. For st., Hwttington Beach, from this five.week series may ob-mlnlaters" among f a mi I y , further infonnation call 831- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. lain further information by friends, and community. 0180. ---~~--'--~-~~ Singletarians Set Schedule Of Events Orange Coast Un l tar I a n U n i v e r sallst Singletarians have many events planned. Potlucks are held every Fri- day at the -church, at 1259 Vic· toria, Costa Mesa, .at 6:30 p.m. "EOAC" (eat out •a f•t e r church ) brunches are held each Sunday at the C.Olony Kitchen; Harbor Blvd. and san Diego Fwy .. CQsta Mesa, at 1 p.m. 1 The Sept. 21 potluck will feature a discussion of the American Civil Liberties Union ; also a discussion Utled "Singles, Sex: and Freedom," led by Richard Petherhrtdge. "~tivity," led by Jane Stilwell, will be the subject at the Sept. 28 potluck. "The E<· perlence of Group Marriage'' is tbe ·Sept. 14 suhjec~ led by Linda \Kausen. . The 'Oct. s and Oct. 12 potlucks are to be conducted hy Dolly Sloan and Ted Taylor. Temple Sharon Prepares Fo:r Upcoming Holy Days ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY -. FIRS-T-ASSEMBl.Y--OF---GOD- 140 E. 22nd St., Co1to MolO -548~761 E. W, PhUll,1, P11tor ,_ 11 i 1s1c1lw c:.a !-42.0111 111NDAY 11mcn t;JI A..M.....S11•_, ldtMI C ..... IA.II Atet I . CHILD CARI A¥AILAILI (1 thr11 II 10110 A.M.-"COtM With U1 .. ....... P1111np1 lpMllnt 6:00 P.M.-"A Chtor Vl11w" Pastor Phlllr,.· l1MOkh1t Doy1 of1etl111l..-Sept. 1J-7:1S P.M. NEWPORT MISA CHRISTIAN CI NTER HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wl110n, Cost• Mou !S4M704 Y. L HRTWIC .. ,_, OALIN P, lll•nMCIC Mlllfttw ef Y"'91 CAltl. OINTltV Mllllt"r f/f Mlffle: -SUNDAY 11mca - 9:41 A.M-lnHy-School 10110 ...... _ .. ,.,,. ............... •f Ufe" ...... ~,...., 7:00 P.M.-Mhl ... ery s,..let" Profit 11"'11 hM Aftdenot11 COSTA MESA CHRISltAN SCHOOL p,..kf*t -KIMlr'ltrtlfl -•""""'''"' -CMll Cert NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Flftoonth ond Monrovl1 Stroot• l tlO -4 11:00 A.M. -Mentl"' Wonhlp "LIVI UP TO YOUR POllNTIAL" S..o• ly Po&tor 6:00 P'.M. -IVMiitt S.rylcn .... , s,..hr-ley CJ ..... w .... 71>0.r.M. -.-Y MltM ' ' • IN•,..,., I ClllN C... ......... hr .. ..,._, Dr. Goorge o. Wood, Po1tor 646-7117 .Att11nJ lh11 Church o/ 1}our ·Choice :Jh~ .SunJa'I I • CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH -23rd StrHl--<it-Orongo, -Coato ---541-5303 Pestor: loMtt M ......... You .. ,...., -Prod M.tt• Mort1l111 Worslllp--IO:JO •.a. -S_.., Sdtool 9 a .111. S .. dcry lw11litt WorlM,.7:00 , . .,._.,,.,... Moofhit Wecl.•7:00 p.M. CHURCH OF GOO 426 11th St., Huntington llo1ch -548-8529 Su•day School to ...... -WonMp 11 :15 •·•· Sun . ..,., wonWp 7 p.a. -,._fly •lf9 Wed., 7 p.111. ~"·A. C. Sttlnl, ~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IUNCHES 0, THE MOTHElt CHURCH THI ,lltST CHUICH OP CH•IST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSnfS "MAN" SEPTEMBER 9, 1973 Cost• Mou-First Church of Chrllt, Scfentllt HIO ..... ¥~ Dt .. C.... M ... s.M.y kllMI-t ill ..... Cll•rc• Senko -11 ~ A.M. ltoedi"t •••-. 2110 M .. Yitnlo Dt. Huntington S..ch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist lfti & 011 ... H111tl .. tcN1 leac .. Siiiiday S.1100!_7 9:30 & 11 :00 A..M. e •1u c.h -111cn 11 :00 A.M. loadl11t II..--221 MC11t1 St. Newport Beach-First Church of Christ. Scientist 3JOJ Yi• Ucs., .....,.,. .... Ch•rc• • S..., k....,_ft00.101JO A.M. ........ _ .. 11¥1ol.Wo Newport Be1ch-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 2100 PMfflc View Dt .. C.,... .. M• Chrcft A ,,..., ld..t -•1 litO A.M. llMtll .. 1 ... -11oo.t C... Hwy. ,..,_ ""''' ) Wod. bffl .. TttdNtolf ......... -I J •M· -All Ct 1r19- Al/ ~1't cordially lnutted r.o atte nd tht church 1ervtce1 and en;oy the prlvUtge1 of the Rtadi'no RomN C9111fll C•o Prnl~ At ALL IUYICIS Plymouth Congregational Church • • . of Newport H,arbor ~ JZ62 It .... St .. Ne~ ...... -MJ-2740 JOHN A. UNDYM&. - t 100A.ll. ---IMlly "•'•••• wnn .... 10.00 A.M. II .... W....., - 7100.1.M. -• llllto l !HY '- . . ~NE fh1!$ ~UN!lY @JiURm IANCHO SAN JOA9UIN INTllMEDIATI SCHOOL 4161 Mlcli1h1 .. I,.._ • !San Dl'I• Pt9tW•Y,. C""91'-left"' Mldlelwnl ......................... 9:30 A.M. Stllldoly Scllool lo< at1 .... 11 :OD A.M. Momlnt Worship NURSERY CAR• l'ltOVID•D AT IOTM NOURI ,.,. lntonnatlOll Conct mlnt Otlltt' Mltflllt• Cell 11.).aJ6 THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Affllllled with rM ....... ._,.,. C- NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE "SCIENC• 0,. MIN O" IUNOAY SERVICE & SUNDAY SCHOOL ............ , ......... , . 1t:Dll A.M. Mlllli ....... 1111'1'. l i.lllOr C. JKboft 541 c..ter lt.,Costtl M--1"610JI CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ........... tldl lON2 LI""" Clt!Ylll ff.I, 11 at T-kd. H111ry Of/f'Mnl, O.D. -Mlltllftf' JUI Gmlnl, A111&t•11I Mlll•ttr SUNDAY llllVICll -f a U A.M, Jr. Cll11rclt ... Yllllll Ore.II' -' A.M. ontv CHU•CH Of IELIGIOUS SCllMCI ••••••••••••••.•••• • • • • , • , 609 11tt. s,,, H•9"9ftM IMU-SJ6·11SO Seit l'lt• of Mind L1ctur• •• , •• , • , •• , • , ,, ,, •• , • • • • 9:30 A.M. f1 mily Wor1hl p S•r.,ie• • ,, ••••••••••••••• ,,, ••••• 10:50 A.M. ll:IV. o rH• TMOM,.IOH, MIHll T•R NvrMry C1r1 A¥1He01t 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 0" NIWl>ORT l l ACH IMll'llMr Cllurcll, Ullltoll Cltwn:ll tf ktlftltW kit!!''' L.A.I 1uNo.a.v Sf!RVIC•""" I UHDAY SC l+OOL -111• A.M. ALIERT IURK•, •kll -Mlnl1ttr S.p,. 9-"0N P.INDIN• TOUI TltUI PLACE" llTTLa 114•.&.Tff.lt-<OltONA Dll MAk NI GH SCHOOL 1111 liASTIL.Uit,. OR., NllWPORT IUCH ,.Off. AN INS,.IRATIONAl. M•ISAOa-OIAL """51• Mlllhftf"• ,...... -....... SERVICES1 10:00 A.M. l 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING C~~~lo!,P.i! .• ~.H!ll!~H DI L 0 111!"0 & AVION, SAN JUAN CA,.ll TllANO 491·1949 ' 494·1141 130-0407 FIRST CHRISTIAN ·CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Bibi• School I Mo,111119 Wo"hlp 9:00 & IO:JO A.M. Youth 6to11p1 ••• , •• 6r00 p.m, Ev•11l119 Wor1h!p •• , , 7:00 p.m. H1111ery Clrf Ot'Wldld It. 111 Mf\'le.s Of'll(e: S3'.2At 0111 DovotlOll 5»-f5'0 EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • lllOO MHl•lle Dr. 611 HELIOTROPE Wonltlp-10 A.M • Cti•rc• su..1-10 A.M. 11'"4711 IU..J711 Phll Ar11old, Mlnht1r 644. 7400 LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL · 340 St. A"'',._. .t •l•••ft• Jo911• M. •9Yfflch-Ml11htot' h•lly WonMp & C.•rc• W 11., 11=00 A.M: LET'S THINK, PRAY AND LIVE 494-8061 Newpor t Unity l.Ol •N D. ,1.IC1CIHOrR, Mhilhll'f o ••• ,, •••• lenka-10 ..... S11rtd•Y Stheol for •II •9•• -fiOO e .M • 1 l fti MM1 hvh•, N...,_, .._.. Ofht-'46·1111 DIAl·A-"AYD M6o»l1 CHURCH OF CHRIST 211 w. 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This ABC News ~ specials ex~mines the myths and realties of growing :f up female in America and how they are changing. · Bess Myerson narrates. · . 1 j KCET m 9:00 --: The Great Radio Comedians. ~, Radio stars of the 1940s reconstruct the develop-b ment of comedy in the medium on Playhouse New f, York. ~ ... ,. .. ; .... zxM>.w~:~~~~ TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening SEPTEMBER 8 QJ Ch1111piolullip Wmtlllll: m Etct11•ri• ill Premier a!) Ttllro dtl SlblM EE Movie: (21111) "'CMll ~ (1dv) '36-Pat O'Brla •:30 &:JO I) (jJ Brid11t LMI ..,.-(R} 0 INQUIRY-guest Wilson 0 DEBUT JIM., 1INI SlllW In * Riles, Super. of Public Nashville, Jimmy De1n welcomes Instruction talks of new 1ultarlst Chet Atkin to his •ll·ntw priorities in education. country music ind' blk 1how. 0 @ (£) hDI l,,. 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A Memortal Stadiwn crowd ot 76,000 Ind • naUona.1 television audlenct,lftll wUness the matchup between NebraOili, ranked fourth nationally ln the Jit. season poll, and a UCLA team r...., 10th. Nebraska is a 9'ni·polnt favorite. r· It's the hoad coaching. debut for Tom 06bome, successor to Bob Devaney. who proPclJed Nebraska lo two national chamJl!onshlps ond eight Big ~ght titles in J 1 Cornilqlte'.I ff:ISOM. 1•we may loot cood and •·e may look bad, but I don't know wtiat more we can do," ~YI Osborne. "I think we'".e got a gl)()\l lootball teaJD, now wo'll just bave to Set hbw they pt, . " · Haunting the N:l;;;,.ka Cam!1 Ls the lllODlCl'Y al Jut year's ""°""'• twhen the underdog Bndns upset Nelxii8h, 20-17, nipping a :JZ.pme unbeaten string. Osborne's more inunediate Y.'Orry has been the status ol top quarterback Dave Humm, the left-h<lnder lrom Las Vegas who passed for 2,259 .Yards and 18 touchdowns as a sophomore last year. An Ota T¥ T oda11 Channe l 7 a t 1:45 Infected elbow and more recenUy a knee .injury have sidelined him through much of the j)reseason practice. U Humm cannot play today, that would leave SteYe Runty in charge. Runty ls Rams Pick. Off Five Passes In 38-10 Win Over 49ers CHRIS EVERT REACHES TO RETURN BALL TO MARGARET COURT. Court, Goolagong Clash In U.S. Open Net Finals FOREST Hll.!.S. N.Y. IAP ) - Margaret Court , the grand dame of women 's tennis, l'!"<Ml an exciting HM- minute baseline duel over Chris Evert ji'rlday, 7-S, U , &-% and set up the first all·Australlon ladles' fmal'ln the hislory of the u.s: .()pen tenni! championships. 'Mle 31-fbr-OJd Mrs. Court W85 joined in the last round -just a breath away OttT¥ Tong ·I CIMuanel2atJ r..... the f25,oo&' nn1 pr12e -bf the tirllllanUy mallc, · l0-1eai'Olll Evonne Goolagong-• who strualed'to aJH, M, M lti~ -obscure, unseedeil llelll• lllalthoff, i. fonner Berlin fashion model :"Evonne abnost didn't make it. : Alter wlMlng the first set handily, the )lreltY, kinky-haired girl lrom AU!lralia's QU\back blew the se«>rid oet aM fell tiehlnd 1-4 In \he third with .one of be( qotortous lapses In concentration. ' EX.OILERS ST AR SUR VIVES CUTS She jokingly refers to it as a "walkabout" -a term meaning "d<Jy dreaming" which she learned as the daughter ~ a part aborigina l sheep herder. . the two Aussies -11 years difference in their oges -v.1ll play today, the match to be followed by·tbe btst three-of- five .set battles in the men's semifinals. T_.ied Stan Smith ol Sea Pines, S.C., plays Wunbledon UUeholder Jan Kodes d. CzechosloYaltia. Ken Rosewall, 38, the ageless wonder who made his Forttt mus debut 21 years ago, meets a fellow Australian, Join Newcombe, 28. 1be men's fllll.I, also with a SSS.000 first prlr.e, ls sebeduled Sunday with Smlih, rated the world's No. !'player, the favorite. Mrs. Court will be seeking ·her fifth , U.S .. chUn!liOOSh\p -, her aixth if you count the two sHe won in the ,.amateur event aft« tbe game had gone open In 1968 -and to add to a cache of laurels-... that also include three Wimbledon tltfes, "' five French and 11 Australian. LA's Elmendorf Intercep ts Three ·To Lead Victory LOS ANGELES (AP) -Safety man Dave Elmendorf intercepted three passes, returning one for 72 yards and a touchdo\vn Friday night as the Los Angeles Rams whipped the San Fran- cisco 49ers 38--10 in their final National Football League preseason game. In what was billed as a test fo r the young Los Angeles secondary the game proved no contest as the Rams picked off five San Francisco passes, Jed 14-0 after one quarte r and 38-7 at the half. Linebacker I.siah Robertson turned in a secood score for the Los Angeles defense when he ran an intercepted Jotm Brodie pass 30 yards for the fourth Rams touchdown. In putting their preseason record at 2· 3-1 in the inaugural coaching season of Chuck Knox, the Rams jumped off to a quick lead. Lawrence McCutcheon ran 63 yards to set up the first touclxlown on a 1-yard burst by Tony Baker. John Hadl then hit Harold Jackson on a 39-yard scoring bomb and Bob Klein on a 4-yard touchdown toss. Then the defense took over. Elmendorf intercepted a BrodiP. pass at the San Francisco 40 and 10 plays later David Ray booted a 9-yard field goal. Then Robentson picked off his Brodie throw and Elmendorf grabbed his second and turned it into' the longest scoring play of the nigbt. San FrariciSco finally tallied with eight seconds Jefi iD~tbe·batf on a U-yard pass from Brodie to Ted Kwalick. A{l"'a· mJWd of 5f,m "Watched at the Coliseum. Steve Spurrie r took over at quarterback for the 49ers in the sea>nd half. He met the same fate as Brodie - and Elmendorf intercepted in lhe end zone to end the initial scoring drive of the third period. Finally Bruce Gossett booted a 44-yard · field goal for the 49ers with 7 minutes JO seconds left in the third. That ended the scoring. Had! Y.'Orked the first half at quarterback for the Rams and James Harris look over foe the third and fourth periods. Spurrier had a second pass intercepted when rookie Jim Youngblood picked off a pass at the Rams 44 and returned it to the 21 of San Francisco. The scoring threat went awry on a bad pass from center as Ray lined up to try a 23-ya rd field goal. Ray also had a try from the 35 blocked by Windlan Hall. The 49ers, who Y.OO four of their first five preseason games, wound up with a 4· 3 record overall, losing their ·final ty.·o. The Rams open the regular season next week at Kansas City while the 49ers will ~ at the home of the Super Bo\1!1! champion Miami Dolphins. By the Ume the Rams had built their 38-0 margin, they had three in"1'c<Ptions good for 102 yards off the throws of the veteran Brodie. The San Francisco quarterback came back to i:lirect a touchdown drive of 88 yards in 16 plays but from then on neither team showed much offense. scoae •Y ouA1tn:1ts Sin FrMKltt• ·• 1 l t-10 LOii Antela l( t• 0 o-.JI LA -81ker 1 •nm (Rev kldll LA -JldtSOll 39 "U ff'Om Hildl (RIW kick) Lo\-Ki.In 4 P9U from Hldl (ltlY kick) LA -FG ll:llY t LA -llobl1'ttol'i ,, Piii lrtttrcftl!IOn IRIY kit~) LA -ElrNndorl 72 pe~ lnltrctp!lon (lley 11.lCkl SF .-Kw1Hck 25 0&9$ trom llfodle !GolH ll lllcll;I SI" -FG Gol!14111 • A -~1.667, First Downs Rulllll·Ylrdl P1uln1 Yll'ds Relvrn Y1nb Pt1tt1 P\Hlll Fumb .... lol! P"!'ll~lrlh STATISflCS ... ~ " ,,... "' " ~1-0.5 ·~ .. 1·H 4'1m1 " """ " ·~ ,., .. 1) ... , . ·~ regarded as a better scr11mbler, but a less acurate passer. UCLA's wlshbone-T oflense will be quarterbacked by the tested Mark Harmon, who helped spark the Bruins to an 8-3 season last year. He1J be throwing to ex·Marina and Orange Coast O::lllege star Steve Monahan. "Our wlsbbone,(lglll<S to be better," says UCLA conch Pepper Rodgers. And his Bruins are big enough "lo play with anybody." The shift of James McAlister from halfback to rullback, and the return of senior haJfback Kermit Johnson. give potency to the UCLA rushing game. UCLA has lost the aervtces of starting tight end Gene Bleymaler, cut with a broken leg. He'll be replooed by Eugene Jones, a &-foot.J, ~pounder. The football game, coupled wl!h the Nebraska State Fair In progress a few blocks away, should double the city's nonnal population tor-what bu been billed as "SUper Saturday." Two giant screen., will carry the game telecast for falrgoe" ... • Ull'I T• ....... LEFTY QB DAVID HUMM GU,IDES NEBRASKA'S ATTACK TODAY. . . . ' World Swlmfest l(rumpholz Helps U.S. To World Relay Mark BELGRADE (AP) -The United Staes · team shattered the "·orld 800-meter freestyle relay record in the World Swim· ming Cllathpionships Friday night after almost failing lo qualify for the final . The Ameri can quartet woo. the gold medal in 7:33.22, eight seconds Wider the United States' ()Jd world mark. The men who did it were former Corona de! J\1ar High star Kurt Krumpholz of Irvine, Robin Backhaus ()[ Redlands, Rick Klatt of. Albuquerque and Jim Montgomery of Madison, Wis. Krumpholz now swims for UCLA . But the excited ·crowd at Belgrade·s Tasmajdan Pool didn't know of the drama behind the scenes that almost cost the U.S. team a place in the race. Coach Gus Stager uSed his second string in the qualifying heats in the morning. One ()f the swimmers, Rex Favero of Sacramento, had a stcmach upset bui didn't tell anyone about it. The U.S. squod finished in efgbt h place, just enough to get a place in. the fmal . "It was a close thing," S8ld assistant coach Don Watson of HinSdale, Ill . "Favero was six seconds outside his best lime. None of us knew he was not well until afterwards. "Just imagine if we had failed to qualify," Watson said. "It was almost a disaster." In the ftnal, the U.S. first team "·ent out chasing the record and led after 100 · meters. Krumpholz gave the Americans a great start by holding off East Gennany's Roger Pyttel, one of the strongest 200-mcter men in Europe. Then the Easl Gtnnans faded. Australia took the silver medal In 7:43.65 and West Gennany won the bronze in 7:43.68. "We were not surprised," Watson said. "\Ve V!'ent after the record , and we e~ pected to be around that time. In fact Montgomery could have gone a litt le faster, ·and the time might have been lo\ver still ." The Americans' split limes \\'ere KnunphQJz, 1:53.34; Backhaus, 3:4&.61; Klatt, 5:39.69. and 1'.fontgoinery, 7:33.22. Heather Green"•ood, a 16-year-old high school girl from Fresno, outswam the world record holder, Keena Rothammer cf Santa Clara, to \Vin the 400-meter • freestyle in 4:20.28. FtldeY'I tt!.11111 In Ille World Swlmml,.. Cltlnt• pk:islllpa: W0Me:M'1 PLATFORM PlVIHG Pin.II 1, 1(-. S~ ""-11 points; l. Dud10111, Cild'IOlllOYekfe, 317.U: J. 1C111n111n, Soviet Union, 3'1.41 "· kl'lfffw. 8erM. Otllo, 361.0I. IWIMMIM8 M" IOO-ntellt Ir.. ret11 -I, U11iltod Slllff l<rlffft ....... l. 11"+'1-. IKllMU .. tl;tdl ...... Rid! 1Clell0 Alllur-1111 •• un1 ~,.,. MMI-w11 .. 7:JJ.Z , Wotld l"ICWll, old rtConl J:U .1'. USA, 1'71, 2. Au1rr1lle 7:43.6.S. J. West Ge<m1nv, 7:.Utl. .a. Wat Wrm1oy, 7:44.4'1. 200-mt!et' lnd!vldu1r mlldlev -1. Lii'•'°"· Sweden, 2:111.3'. 1. C1rper, Porlllnd 2:0l.4J. J. Wllkle, I ii· !•In, 2~0l.I•. •· H1rgl!ey, Huf\Q#ty, 2~09.~. WlmOll ; ClllJl..A VISTA -lluntin&IM Besch Ulgh School graduate Ml~e Contreras SU"ViVed three cul! lncludlng the final QJI< Friday night and v.111 report to !he Yeterani \camp of the San Diego Corr· ~letadoret Monday. Margaret was alternately deadly and patchy in her match against the 18-year· old Miss Evert, America's court darling £rom Port ~rdale, fla .. demure ln a pink dresa wllh pink lace ponlles, dang- ling ear rings and her hair lied wl!h pink ribbons. Starting siowty, the s lat u ea q u e Australian bousewtle loet the rust two gllllOI but ralll~ for five in a row. Dur- ing this petlod, lhe followed the tactl<s of llill!e Jean Ring in the Wlmbledoo final Ibis year lltd elected to stay back and swap ohola wt!h the power shotmaklng of her young rival. · Golden Bear ._Big Favorite • The camp will be held at UC San Diego Ind 10 veterans v.111 Join 14 rookies In a ftnal battle !or placement on the American' Basketboll AllSOclallon team. • The rpokfe camp was staged three doys at nearby Southw6tem College with Contrera• 51>8rklln1, on th, fin& Al¥'!!· !(& h)t nine of · 15 field ~oal •I· tetiJi>U, hid two lliiriov<n, two oteels, nve ass!"• 11\d • four rebounds In • 27 minutes ol n-iYJ>o scrlnvnaae action. Tlvcn\~ cal\dlditea s!irted !be camp Wedrii!lday, WOMl,.'f SINOLIS ......... M•ro•:;,: Coutt, A11t•t"n1~ e1tl. '""" 1 v1r1, Fort '1~:' ~1~ii~~ lui1t.lle, dM. HllQ•.Me,lttolr, w"t~rm1nv .... 1. •-t • ._._ • M•H'S DOUaLll SMllfllllll• o~ 1>1v1c1son •l!d Jot!!\ i..wcorn111. Al!'tf•ll•, (ftlf, TOfl'I ~t~r. Hollfl'IQ, 11"1111 Mtrly RlottM. 1&v1111itoll1 Id., 7-4 .... ,, ~i. 7~. r Cks:zt11111111., Joh!i Ntwe:Ol'l'lbt Incl Owt." Drthlton, A111ttttl1, -bMI tl;od Ll 'o'ff'. c-· dtl Mw. ll'llf ""' Ito .. .,....----~--------.,.i1, A<i11t~Jli, 14.-U.. 14. '"' . . . - /1 • •AKRON, Ohio (AP) -Pro golf's Big Four winners square olf ln the game's World s.n.. today wl!h .., as usual - Jack Nicklaus ln the fa vorite's role. '"1e Golden Bear, a lour~lmc winner of thls event, Is maldng hJs ninth ap- pearan<0 In the World Serles ol Golf while the other three compeUtors are starting In, thl• toumament for the fi rst tlnie. Jlllcklaus has taken n..-e !ban a , quarter of a million dollars -all unef- llc(al -, out .al this 3f.hole tournament that brings togelher· the most exclusive field in the world , • • Tho other players eligible .,. the )Vin- nera of the American and British °"""· the Masters lltd the PGA Natlonal Cblimpionsli!p. • Nicklaus got In as the winner M the Ota T¥ Toda11 Channe l 4 at % scuon'a lut major title, the PGA. The eihert ht the llghl for the ISO QOO llrst !Ir!• ""' Brltlah ()pen champ ilom Weiskopf, U.S. Open kJni J~y Miller and Mastm utle holder TOIDllll' Aaron. 'l'h• alte It !he 1,1J0.11rd, par ro Firestone Country Cub, one of the tougbes~ moM demanding layouts the 1 louring pros pilly all season and one al the m06t familiar to the four t:0mpeling c.hamplons. All play~ in the American Gl>U Ctssslc here ea rlier this sea90ll and Wellkopt, Miller ond Karon·aU have played In !he CBS Golf Classic the last lew clays, '!'hat . is a !el..tslon event that wu llped I : Vl•wlng next year. While the winner gels 1 fat $50,000, the ruMtrup tates $15,000, the No. s 111111 ·wins $7,500 lltd lbe lu\ mu la USUttd ol $5,000 . Again I-back Tooy Davis , sidelined ror me. surgery l~t year, has strengthened the Nebraska running game, and the ol- fensive line is regarded as one ol the best in recent years. Defensively, t.be tluskers miss All·Amerlcarw Rich Glover and Willie llarper, but draw on I8 lettennen. UCLA returns two heroes· of last year's upset win over Nebruka-quarterbact Harmm and placekicker Efren Herrera. It was Herrera "''ho booted the winning 31J.yard lleld goal wllh only 22 secoods to go. \ LA Drop s 8tl1 St1·aight , Game, 4-3 LOS ANGELES (APJ -Dave Roberts slugged a home run in the sixth inning to · break a 3.3 tie as San Diego banded slumping I..os Ange les ifs eighth straight loss Friday ni ght. 4-3. 1 \Vest Division leader Cincinnati. \\'a~ defeated by Atlanta. thus maintained its , 21.?-game lead oYer the Dodgers. Roberts' homer "'aS his 17th of the year - a maminoth shot over the center-· fi eld wall off loser Claude Osteen, 16-8. The Dodgers had just tallied to tie the ! game in the fifth on an infield single by l Dave Lopes and a two-out nJ&.SCOring double by Willie Cra\vford. San Diego scored twice in the first in-I ning on an infield single by Jerry · Mor~, a double by Roberts for._, the · Dodgers Slate Sept. I Sin Dl!'lla e l Las Anlleln Sei:o!. 9 Sen Oiega el Las Angllfl Sept, n Los An9el" 11 Clnd1111111 Sept. 12 LO$ Angel11 er Clnclnniltl 41 :SS p.m. l:JS p.m. J p.m. s p.ro- ---·----------I first run and an infi eld single by Nate Colbert ancl a throwing error by short· stop Bill Russell. Los Angeles got a run back in the first 1 inning when Lopes \valked , stole second and scored on a single by Crawford. 1lll! Dodgers tied the game in the secood'Oo consec.utive t\\'<HlUl singles by Russell, Osteen and Lopes. The Padres \Vent ahead with a run. in the fourth on three straight singles ~y Jo"red Kendall, Dave Winfield and Ivan ~'lurrell. ·' Crawford's double in the fifth knotted the score momentarily until Roberts ltd off the sixth with his homer. · -' Steve 1\rlin pitched the fjrst fi ve in· 1 nings for San Diego earnjng bjs IOlh .~ j in"23-flecisions, and Mike Caldwell pitcb- ed !he final four. preserYing lhe_ victory \vith his eighth saYe. . , Jin1 Brewer rejoined the Dodge.rs' bullpen co rps after spending three d::iYs ~ in traction because of his ailing back. He 1 thre'v a few balls prior to Friday night's game and said everything felt fine. Willie Davis plans to sit out the rest ot 1 the series with San Diego and rest hb sprained left knee. lfe said the knee, "''hich he injured last \reek in a game against Houston is stronger but still' 11,·oo't let him run at full speed. J Pitching the third game or the foor· game series tonight \\•ill be Cl'ay Kirby, 7. , 16, for San Diego and Tommy Jotm, lt-7, for Los Angles. SAN 011:00 (4) LOI ANO•L•S (J) JMore les. rl EHnlndr, II RMO<'lles, u OwRobrl, Jb Colbert, lb Ken0au. c Wlnlltld, II Mur~1.cr Minon. ?b ~tlll'I," C•ldwell, p l llr II,_. ellrll l'lll 41 10~.2b 322l lOOOlluciu,..,.,tf 3100 l OI O Mole,11 Ill Of 4 2 2 2 WCrwfrd,r r 4 o 2 2 40 J OF~uMJ<1,c JDll l , • l 2 O G1rvf!V, lb 4 0 0 0 4 010Jn1~ua.cl 11lO•I J O 1 1 Paclor-..C,cf 2 o I o 2 00 0C1y.Jb ~0 00 1 ?OlD Rvntll.•s '1 10 1 10 0 6 011'!1!!1'1,p 2010 McMuln, pn l o O o I To!els :12 4 t J Tot111 ll l f J Sa11 P l"10 'HIG llll OOll-4 Los AllOt!es 110 Giil CICl(l.-J I E-RuHtll. OP-Si n 0 180 2, Las AllOtllel J, L08-S.n Ole90 2, Los Angeles '· 215-DwRoberls. ; W. Cr1wlord. HR-Dwllaberts 17. Sll-L-. ,_ Ostwn. o\rlln W,lG-13 Caldwell Osteen L,1H S.11e-Celdwell I. A-15,tll. IP N 4' ' . ' . ' ' • • • WP-Ca ldwell •• •• so I ' . . ' . . . . ' l. T-l:H. Today's Sports On Television tl :l~ a.m. 14 1 -BASEBAil. - The St. Louis Cardinals meet the . CI-IICAGO Cubs in Wrie:lev Field. I p.m. (21 -U.S. OPEN TENNIS -'Vomen's final~ and met\'S se rnifinals in the U.S. Open tennis champion~hips from Forest Hills. l :,30 p.m. 1131 CllAM- PIONSHlP BOWLING -Johnny (iuenther ct\111qcs Tommy 'l\rt· _ tl('' . 1:45 p.111. (7) -'COLLEGE FOOTBAU. -A ne'v seaJOD begins "'ith a grudge match -the l:CLA Bruins meet the Nebraska ,. Com huskers at Llncol11, Neb. 2 p.m. (4) -WORLD .SERIES OF GO!.F -The big · four dlaJn. plons compete at the FtrestoM Coontry Club in Akroo. Jack Nlckl11us ls the man to beat. Otbm: include Tommy ARron, Tom Weiskopf and J*"'y Ji.1iller. 3 p.m. (2) -RAMS FOOTBALL -The LQs Angeles Rams meet the S.n Francisco 49ers. Taped Friday night. 5 p.m. 17) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Scheduled: The c;.,....e Foreman \"S. Joe "Kin&." RomM W\V)"'-.igbt bout from Tokio. Taped. ! rt. DAILY PILOT Saturday, Stotmbtr 8, 1973 ~Hartman Concerned About Desire . ' . "• .~ ,, . .. • ~( .•, " ·,':{ J it * ·:Shackleford Undecided About QB f ·:Gaucho s, \Santa Ana . • 1In Standoff By it()\\'ARI) L. llA:\'DY 0 1 lhe O<li!Y p,101 ~!'111 DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS! 1964 VOLVO 122 CPE. • c~l .. • 'Ott11, •10;~. ht111r IOT$4t N1w •Ml ~ll>t lllat~ lllllOhl, $877 19bl TOYOTA • Cit, AUIOlt\<lliC 1·~~1m"~lcn, r1a10, tlNlf/, IW IFOl•l $1199 1t67 VOLVO 4 DR 144 4 <'fl., HfO. lrff\1,, tHlo. 11e111r UH1:411. Whl!1 111., bl~ lftl, -$1177 1t70 TOYOTA ·CORONA 4 DR ' "• ( . ,• ' ' I Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division w L Baltimore 80 57 Boston 78 63 Detroit 74 68 New York 7l 70 Milwaukee 68 72 Cleveland 61 82 West Division Oakland 82 58 Kansas City 76 62 Chicago 7l 70 ~1innesota 67 72 Angels 62 73 Texas 48 91 l"rld,1)''1 lttsUl!I Botton 1\, 01,,.o!I ! MllWilU~H 1, New York 0 Bftlllmort 7, CllVt l•nd ) AfllllS al K•ntNU City, p01IPOnM ChlClllO S, MlmttiOla 2 "'leJ!IS 10, Olkllnd I Tldar'• O•m• Pct. .584 .553 .521 .504 .486 .427 .586 .551 .504 .482 .459 .345 GB 4 -· 5 t t 1h t4 •,s 17 1h 33~Z C•lltornla !Slnoer 17·12 and Hand +..S) at IC1n- s•1 CllY <'ltamorrl• J.2 and Soll.,..., 1,.10), Clllctl10 {FO&Mt &>JI ti MIMllO!a IOl>ltl: 4-41 Balt!mort (Palmar 1Ml at CIMllnd (Wllt'oll 1·1) Mllweukeot (Champion •.jJ 11 N" YO!'k !Medlt n ll.fj O."'trtlt ((o1el!'len 11·1S) ti Boa!on (L" 16·1) ' NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division St. Louis Pittsburgh Montreal New York Chicago Philadelphia w 72 68 68 68 66 63 L 69 69 72 73 73 78 \Vest Division W L CinciMati Dodgers San Francisco Houston Atlanta San Diego 85 56 83 59 80 59 7l 72 611 74 51 80 FtidlY'l ll:tlUlll Chlt•go s. St. Lolu1 1 Pel. .511 .496 .486 .482 .475 .447 Pct. .803 .583 .576 .497 .479 .364 2 3'h 4 5 9 GB 2~~ 4 15 17 ~~ 33'h N1w Voi-k 1-4, Mont•ttl 0·2 (lnd 111mt 15 lnnlno1l Plll5blirgll 10, ,,hllldt!Dhlt t Auanll s, Clnd11n11tl O Sll'I Dlt90 •, Dofttr'I 3 !t•n Fr.ncl1cc t, Hou1ton ' Tod11'1 ••mff Ntw York ('""'9f lH) at MOntrN1 (ROUfr'I 7.:1) Plllsbo.orgh '~',_HJ 11 PhlltOflpt\11 CClt/11111 11-171 ~ St. Louis CC!enland ll-7) t i Cl'1tl(IO U•1ppt1t 6-11) Cll'ICIMllTI (811111111/laM 17i.) et AIJtnll (Mol'WI 11• 10) • S•n Ditto UC(rby 7.l,J 11 ~lr'I !Jol'ln 12·1> Hlllnton (WllMM •·15 tit RICtlill'd S.1) al san Fr1M:ltco i Bry1nl 11.t ). DEA:m~~WIS cfJ 1966 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA 646·930J Rustlers Offense Sputters GEORGE HARTMAN By CRAIG SHEFF Ot tht D•llY Pilot Slat! ICE HOCKEY TRYOUTS I BOYS AGES 6 TO 19 LEARN TO PLAY ICE HOCKEY .JOIN A TEAM AT THE -ICE CAPADES CHALET ICE ARENA HAltlOlt AT ADAMS, COSTA. MISA Tryo11t1 011 Sot., ~pt. 8th ot S:JO p.111. Com• And Mail Co<tch Terry Sl1 !1r A11d Pl4y1r1 Ftol'!I Tht W,H.L. LA Sh1r\:1, ' ' ro• fURTHIR INFOltMA.TION Phone (714) 979-818Cl $1277 t I ' -.. , Sports B1-iefs Herzog Dismisse d; Halos Rained Out I ARLINGTMN, Tex. Whitey Herwg, 1 manager of the Texas Ranger was fired Friday. Theannounc eme nt of Herzog's dlsinlssal was made by Robert Short, owner of lhe American League team . Short told a news conferen.-:c be had named Del Wilber, manager or the Rangers' Spokane, Wash., farm team, as temporary skipper of the team. Doubleheader KANSAS CITY -Friday night's American Le ague baseball game bchveen the Karu;as City Royals and California AngeJs was postpon- ed by rain. The teams were Jocked in a scoreless tie in the middle of the fi fth inning. The · game was rescheduled as part of a doubleheader tc>- day. Srhroeder Hot COLUMBUS, Ga. -John Schroeder, bursting i n t o prominence after 41h years of virtual ob.scurity on the pro tour. shook off a double bogey and charging Gary Pl ayer Fri- day for a sizzling 65 and a two- stroke lead after two rounds of lht $100.000 Southern Open golf tournament. Schroeder. the 27-year-old son of former tennis great Ted Schroeder. alS'a had to overcome the humid, 97~ degree sunshil}e that baked the 6.791-yard, par 10, Green Island Country Clob COW'9I to post a 36-hole total of 132. Detroit Wins DETROIT -Detro it quarterback Greg Lan dr y passed for three touchdown passes and SCQred one on a two-yard run Friday night to lead the Lions to a 34-21 NA· tional Football League victory over the New Eng l a nd Patriots. Sam Cunningham scored New Eng l aod 's three touchdowns, two on short nms in the first half and another on <i thr~-yard pass from s e c o nd-string quarterback Brian Dowling in the last five minutes. Chiefs fi'lumph ST. LOUIS -Jeff Kinney ran five yards for a touchdown and Jan Stenerud booted three field goals in the second half for a 16·7 Kansas City Chiefs victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in a National Foot- ball League exhibition Friday night. Veteran quarterback Len Dawson's passing and a bris- tling Chief defense spearhead· ed by George Seals aEillie Lanier rallied 1Can City from a sluggish perfo · and a 7-0 halftime deficit. From Orange· County; Tak1 lh11 ~~~;;. .. .:!J~:";i Rlve11ld1 Fwy . .:i 1111 10 Rlvlrttde 11111'1 IOU!h on Hwy. 395 to Hwy, 74. Taka Hwy. 7• 1111 to H1m11, wa 1r1 27 mllH patl Htmel 01'. Hwy. 7•. M al A""r~tn i..tid CO:. tOO Wil..,.rt 1Jvo., I.Ji , Ca.,fOOl 7 ., -.-~- S•turday, St~ttmber 8. 1q73 DAILY PILOT 13 I Simple1· Defense ' At Marina High Popular Matadors TUNE UP At Uni By HANK WESCH 01 11\t OlllJ PUot ll1tt Filling the spot.9 on a simplified defense has become a complicated problem for University High football coach Jerry Redntan. After employing both 6-1 and 5-2 alignments for the past three seasons. Redman says the Trojans will settle down to a 6-1 setu p in 1973 for simplici· ty sake. But when it comes to fitting perSO]lnel into the a lignment. things get complicated. "Depth is a lways a problem. but we've got better overall depth this season than in past years," Redman says. "We'd like to platoon as much as \Ve can, or run some sort of rota· tion system, so we'll be eic- perimenting before the season to see how we can get the mo.st out of our personnel." Two probable starters in the defensive line are returning lettennen Ed Poirier anri Scott McGre\v, but beyond that Redman wi ll be interchanging combinations until he find s a winning one. Eight Gridders Get Double Duty By ROG ER CARLSON Of tM Olll'r l"llot Slaff I! you're familiar with the personnel staffing M a r in a •ligh School's of f e n s i ve system. chances are ;iiou won't need a program to figure out who 's toiling on the defense during the 1973 fo o tba ll season. Coach Mike Henigan has eight gridders penciled in 10 start on defense who are already counted on for or- fensive duty. And the balance of defensive starters consist of immediate backup personnel in the Vi k- ings' backfield. l1enigan has 45 varsity can- didates but only JJ are presently set for nrst line de!ensive y,•ork. In the trenches al defensive tackle are Charles T\veedy 1205) and Mark Link (200), the Vikings' s ta rt i n g offensive tackle and full back. At defen sive end is Steve Lewis !IM), \Vho figures at the pivot offensively. The other side of the dercnsive line belongs to either J\.1 a r k Longnecker ( 160 1 or Joe Ren- frow (175), who arc counted on to back up Link al fullback. JIM WENDELL could mean the difference in Marina's CJF playoff am- bitions. Jim Straube (160) and "f.1ike Wetzstein (150 J are Henigan's choices for co r n e rba c k . Stra ube is f\1arina 's No. 2 tailback behind Rick f\1 erigold and \Vetzstein operates ill flanker. Compete The stars of the season will compete Sunday in the Golden Sword Corrida at t h e downtown bullring. El Toreo de Tijuana at 4 p.m. Scheduled to face 011c bull each in trus annual benefit ror the matadors' hospitalization fund are Alfredo Leal. Jaime Rangel, ~1 a n o Io f\11.lrtincz. Anotonio Lomeli n, Ar turo Ruiz Loredo, and Curro Leal. They \l'ill receive expenses onl y. Bulls will be from the prestigious Las H u e r t a s Ranch. Ui:n1elin. 28. the bandcfilla ace from Acapulco. won the trophy last year when he cut two ears from a bull of the same ranch. This season he \Von t1vo ears July 22. \Vhen all ha ve con1pleted their work. fans \viii be asked by their cheers and applause to select the wi nner. The trophy is a sn1all replica, in gold. of a matador's s"·ord. It is worth $800. lncr••H your car's MILEAGE & PERFORMANCE ' while towering its emls.- sion1. We offer 1 new 11 r v I c • in 1utomobile tun•up1 feeturlng: "O•• l•w ,.-le• l.clH .. ,_, .. •a4 l•lt•r· "N• cli•rt• It -, .. •t ~, JOllf C•r, '15 doy fll•ll•YlliKli tti•r•lltM. ·u .. •' l•t•t .... ,, .... tKlillof .. y, "l•pl•conteltt of *"'""• ,., ... 'Pr•1c)le:411lod opp•l11fJMllt c ••• nd o.; ..... M.9,1in• ••YI (9/7]) "Automoti•• Environ· m•nl•I s.,.1t•m1, Inc:. i1 tho l••d· ing ind•p•nd•nt •'"iu ion1 t a1t '•nle r in th• Unii1d Stat•1, h,.,. ing ri ~a n lo th1! 1l•lu1 afl1r l•1tin9 thou11nd1 of va hic:l11 for th• Fod1ral g o•1rnm1nl •nd Iha St•la of California," AESi i1 now ••*•ndin9 ih 11•· ,.fee• to th1 con1umor. To laarn alt lh• dot1il1, gi•• u1 1 call •I !714 1 897°0])] or ¥i1it 011r 1•bor•tory 11 7300 Bol11 A v. ena• tlii• bloc~ E.•11 of -40§} in We1tmin1t1r. Poirier. \vho has added 10 pounds since last season and checks in at 205. and McGrev.·. up to 165. "'ere both con- sistently strong battlers last season and should be stalwarts again according to Redman. Mark Nichols (20E t is slaled for middle guard duty and the starting linebackers are Jim Wendell (190) and Walt Satler (185 ). Chris I-lawn. the Vikings No. 2 quarterback behind Greg Foster. is counted on at strong safety and the free safety will be Andre Lopez (180 ). Foster is Lopez's backup. "This i.s our big dra\vback," says Henigan. "if s the same kids on defense that are counted on fo r offense. In last year's event Rafael C:il (Rafaelillo,1 and Eliseo Gomez (El Charro) each won an ear. But Lomelin clearly \vas the victor. The 1971 \vin- ner was Adrain Romero. \Vho is campaigning in Spain. In 1970, J\fartinez. cutting l\1·0 I ears from a San tacilia bull . "·as an easy wi nner. I .. _________ _. TED CREGO WILL BE ONE OF THE MAINSTAYS IN UNIVERSITY'S LINE. Offensive line starters Kurt Schulten, Ted Crego and Ra n- dy OeLap"p head a long list or other defensive line can- Carr Feels the Pressure d.idates, and although Redman would· prefer to use the trio exclusively on offense. the probability is they'll see. mu ch defeMive action. .'Of Mater Dei's Tradition Veteran ends Ken Morgan and Steve Goodrich. a pair of smaJI but gritty performers. will be shooting to regain starting positions with fell ow By !,Jf<~VE BR Al\'I) \: Of Ille Oalty Piiot Still · '( C_ary Carr has stCppcd into a vol atile situation and ht' knows it. seniors. Jack Herrington and potentially explosive offensive Jim ?o.1ahaffev. also in the pic- club is Jim Gardea. another ture. All-CIF prospect _at running Bruce Be a s I e y, Hick back. Wende ll , :t junior. is con- sidered a phenomenal pros· pect despite the fact he's played in only two games. He dominated a· juniO'r varsity game against Hun- tington Beach as a freshman, but two freak injuries have sidelined him for the most part . U he can stay healthy it Woods Rolls To Cycle Victories "We're not quite as con- fident but we know that rr..ost of our success \viii be because o[ a defense and the kicking. game.'' The kicking g a n1 r . in· cidentally, belongs to \Yendell and Hawn. Wendell will do most of th e punting and he and Hawn share placekicking duties. REVOLVING LEASE BACK "" 'lUr., '1~ i. )'~\ ~ W(!;f! ~·- ~ GETWHAT ~· L~ YOU WANT ~ ~·:~1::,:-. :.~1:.·-;:':::'! :·;~:':: :"~1~1:::~"'!:.~~:,.~;·~.::~'t1 1't.~,. ;~·~ A •IYOLUTIONA•Y CONCU'T IN AUTOMOTIVI LIAS ... ~;."'ff: YOU 'a , O ~ WHEN YOU l£ASE O e Ne•or • Dow• Pay-ltt e l11ilt-I" MolJ1tH•M• s..1 .. , .Costa ?>.1esa·s Rick \Voods, ~ A '73 or '7• ~ • leollit11 SPftlolists • IJ1dl•ld11111I & CH1...-clol ,...----CALL ro• ,.,, ••OCHIHtl ___ ., "You have to fret a httlr pressure." says the ne\\· r-.1atcr Dei High head football coach. .. I know the kind of tradition 'they have here and it's comewbat unique replacing a 9Wlmlnl: coach. "Having playcN like Steve Handfield, Tony Vasley and and J int make it a Jol easier," Bryan Champlin, a quartet of says Ca rr, \vho coached at near-200 pounders a re also in Estancia last l!eason and is a the running for defensive line graduate of Costa Mesa High. spots. "In the spring v.•e had 70 A tough battle at linebacker kids o\lt for varsity football. I finds senior Don Benton (5-10, just figured we'd pare tbat 175) and junior Matt.hew Bon· number down to 45 or so. ner (195) in near-Equal stalu~. Instead, these kids have shown Whoever doesn't earn the such great dedication that we starting liiiebacking spot \\rill have 60 players on the varsity probably move to a position in rooter and \\'e'll carry them the line. the Uni ted Sta tes speedway ~ flOM us ~r.J-::: • 1MME011.T1. c1.sM e!-~ ~ FOR YOUR m 0 t 0 r c y c \ e champion, w:i · '\~ TRAOE·IH 998 560 556 0571 dominated the action at Costa _ 0 /f,i llJ\j\ O ~ .. --------, 1 ___ -4 ___ _.__ ___ ·---1\ Mesa's Orange Count y @7 G I ( L • ,-FairgrouiJds Friday night. , ~ enera ar ea~1ng 2 CON'flNtlHT lOCAltONI T~ llRYI. TO!" ' ""But at the same. lime I can't think of a school ·.,·here J'd rather coach. Tite kids have more than li\'ed up tt\ lheir reputations as wi nners." Woods no t only won the four-~'. 01v 1110H o' CITY OF Oii.ANGE I NfWl'OIT lfAOI lap scratch main event. over G•!'•ral Car Corp .. ___ 1 ~~"~"~'"~'~'·~'~"~· ~~~-~~·~···~·~·-~~· -~~-~~ Van Nuys' Steve Bast, but ------,,--- later captured the featured Carr steps into a situation where in 21 )'ears !\tater Dei has never fielded a losing foot· ball team. The coach he replaces. Bob w~. had a 11ombine d record ol 21-6 the la!.1 lhrcc seasons but in each 7-2 year the MOnarchs failed to gain a spot in the CIF playoffs. "I try not to think aboUt the past," says Carr. "What was ~ befor.~I came here really has no bearing on "'hat we hope to m. We are affected, of course, by the strong support of the administr ation. the booster club and the attitude'" of the kids, but 'vc also kno w we have to establish ourselves, too." GARY CARR Carr says the J\fonarchs will toss the ball more. "We figure to thro w 30-45 percent of the time," he says. "We.'.d_do...it even Jl we d.idn't have an outstanding thrower. But we're fortunate to have one of the best in the CIF." Steve Martindale, the 6-2 and l~der, is already bfing tooted as a first team \ All-CIF candidate. Joining him to make the "f.fonarch.s a all." Newcomers t1yde ll a I e. Carr and his five assistants Terry Preston . Mike Daley a re also s trong fun-and Chris Stark are the likely damentalists. Each day, at group in the d e f e n s I v e least an hour is spent on backfield. w h i l e lettermen technique drills and aoother 30 Murry Gr aham. Jim Green n1iriutes in timing. and Bill Waltrip are also "\Vhat we have ahead of us available. is trying to get the players to Matt Huebner, a l~pounder leam an entirely new who played last season in Tex- system," says Carr. "Our new as, is a possibility al fullback attack will be an advantage in and linebacker, and North the frist few games because Carolina transfer Ron Nichol s other teams won't be familiar (8-1, 195) may be used at tight with it. But it is ·also a situa-end or defensive end when he tion v.·here \\'e have to go ,, h · · slo\\.·er than most schools recovers rrom a amstr1ng 1n· because it is all new.·• Jury. 'l'hc ~tonarchs will run out Scott Murphy (6-1, 1751 wh o of the I fonnation, wb ich has hail s from Pennsylvania. is been the case the past fc\v being considered for use in the years. but Ca1T's nev• cm-defensive backfi eld and :ll lwo·lap match race with a thrilling finish over Mike Bast. In the two-lap race. Woods fell behind at the start. but went through the hole in edg· ing past the Van Nuy s cyclist. Jim Gresham of South Gate won the five-lap handicap main event with Topanga 's Sonny Nutter finishing second. Third was Les Chanky or Lit- tle Rock. Calif. w i t h Anaheim's Mark Cher ry plac- ing third. A crowd or 8,666 viewed the action. Football Night For Estancia Grambling, Long Beach In Coliseu1n Opener phasis on the pass is the wide receiver while hcrt y Estancia l~igh School's an- change. I lllO) Kate\la transfer Ashley nual Meet the Eagles night ''\Ve're not physical thi s Kent is a defensive line • will begin at 7 tonight at New- ycnr as ?\fater Dei has been in possibility. port ltarbor Hign. the past,·• says Carr, "and in Ri ch Holl (245 I f r om Coach Jim Hemsley "'ill fhe Angelus League that's Foothill and Alex A1urashko present the varsity. freshmen definitely detrimental. But if (195 ) who comes in from and sophomore teams and we can glue ll together before Colorado are also line can-each v.•ill run through its paces we meet St . Paul and Bishop didates and Gary Pierot will in a controlled scrimmage. 1,os ANGELES (AP) - Defeoaive linemen W i 11 i e Davis, Ernie Ladd. Buck Buchanan and Richard Harris made it big Jn proresslonal toQlball 1rilh. something In common -Grambling College -in Lo\11slana . And Eddie Robinson. whose coaching record at Grambling · tn the past 30 years is 215-77- • Jl,. considers this ye a r 's · defensive front rour Polen· , tla lly the best he's ever hsd. : This helps 1nake the Tigers 1 favored over Cal State (Long Beach's) 49ers in the Los •Angeles Urban L e ag u e 's : Freedom Classic IQday in Memorial Freedom Classic to- : day in ,.Memorial Coliseum. A ·celebrity game starts at 1: 30 Amat back-to-back in the see action in .tl1e backneld Parents. rriends and alumni p.m., and and the Tigers and league openers, these kids can after transferring In from of Estancia High are invited. 49ers kick off an hour later. ll•do..,.:mos..,.l~any-thing.,·:""".· "-----Ed-iso_n_H_igb. _________ Th_er_e_i_•_n_o_a_d_rm_._""_·oo..,.~cha-r.ge,. The Grambling defensive -.. · front fOllt con.slsts of Jesse , 'h l ' ,, r O'Neal, 6-foot-5 and 2 6 7 u · poonds; Ezil Bibbs,~. 256 : lllB!Tllll'S. Sylvesl!r Bates, 6-5, 283, and A. . ' ' Gary Johnson, 6-3, 261. r f · Coach Jim Stangeland of lhe • .. 1r· 49 e r s sa i d film s 9f • .., ' ~ Grambling's spring practice T , . are "frightening. Their o\lerall ••• p I .... team is as blg -and probabl y ·s· . w :a ' raster -than most National J<.,ootball League teams." 1'he 49ers won lost year's Freedom C I a s s I c from Grambling 2>-19 on a disputed U touchdown pass that officials ruled did not hit the ground befbre it was caught. N DlTSUI Dlf l ie ICM.lb CLOllO CIJICUl'T T'f WE'VE GIVEN' OUR EXPERIENCE· A NEW PLACE TO LIVE· New service department facilities 1 11"90T AOfl (lllNOllOI AT" THI PAIULOUl.ro~ .. CIUWODI, CAL#. • IN LIVING COLOR f:30 PM • ' • l ' ' ' ' • ' ANAHEIM CONVENTION ·CENTER ALL SEATS $8 ONLY ORANGE COUNTY GUl~ED CIRCUIT TV. FOR INFDRMAJIOfj CALL 533·5511. ·~-----------------~---' J New cars, trucks, Zs "and station wagons New and un·ique lotation New and longet: guarantee for all Datsuns. •except our guarantHd pre:owned Datsuns Whtrt MocArthur 1~d ltm~ortt mttt. Ill Oovt St, Ntwport Buch • Phon• 833·1300 \ 6:30 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 9th Seven Years A P.O.W. PERSONAL TESTIMONY CAPT. HOWARD RUTLEDGE, U.S.N. "IN THE PRESENCE OF MINE ENeMIES" COAST BIBLE CHURCH SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO MAICO fOlSTEl JR. HI SCHOOL -DEL OllSPO AND AYION 493-1949 494-1848 830-0407 • • FROML8VI SOMETHING 01.D ... " I . , . ' ' ' ' \" ' . /./ • + \ ' J ... ' 'I ' .. ' ' 11 •• l': ··~ " . , I ,, , 1· '' ' I ' \'.· I I \,\I i .'l ·'1 ~apwed corduroy Jellll6 . all sii,es, most colors. • 4 @)~;§_@)§~ ·. • • (4 DAJLV PILOT NE\V YORK STOCK EXCH A.NGE Wet>k'~ and Yl'ar's High, Low, Close Hf.W YOltOC: ..... v-!.tGcll 1.,. h f'I LIW •• "' " ·~~ ... • .... ,,. 'r.l .... .. .... ... • • UP Ft 11" fig I • pt • llP'I hf E tfWn~ " . ' " • J" . 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TOM BARLEY Kabayo has drawn rave reviews throughout the world and thls brilliant young artist was recently commissioned by the Malaysian government tQ form and trtiin that equally young nation's first Youth Sym ph on y Orchestra. Pea.rlman is to be heartily congratulated for b r i n g i n c such talent to our convnunity. \rorld a! music has work'ed harder thon Joe Pearlman for the good cause and nQ one deserves this kind • ot trip - albei t it is, In sorne respects. a busman's holiday mort than he does. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE , .. ----------=~---1 •• : 9 7lSM l'ICTITIOUS IUSINll!SS NAMa ITAT•Ml!NT lollowlng penotl 11 001"9 Du1tn111l----="'=7~===~---I P'ICTITIOUS IUSINllS PICTITIOUI IUSIHISI Ci\.il'TAIN FLY!llUGHT AtRCltAFt NAMI STATIMINT WAXING, SOVll'I Jt,lrpo.-t W1y, S111l1 TM MAME IT&T.MIENT tollowlng ptr.on 11 doifWJ bu1l111u Tr. ~lowlno ptri.on II doing lwtlMll •111. C1l!IO!'flll .,, .. : Ml(lllel 8rl111 Lvrw:n. l1Sl2 Wfldwooo Ill:( ltEALTY ANO INVESTMENT CAM~ I E LL' 5 AllANOONMENT St .. South L.riun1, C1ll1. '2111 CO .. "4' H1rtK1r Point Clrcl1, Hu11- SE.ftVICE.. •1n Albion O•lve, HUft" Tl'll• buslflf$S II COlldudltd Dy .,, ht· llll!llOfl leKFI, Cl. '2'"'6 tlllOlol'I IMCll. C11!t. f'lW cllYldu1I. Frtnk Vlnc:1n1 Hale. Jr., 9162 Harb« J1,,,_ O. C..""tioell. tin Albolon Dr.. Mier.a&! 11. Lvrw:t. Point Clrclt, HunUnglon Be1cJI, C1l. H.mlneton &Mc.fl, C1. tUl1 rnls 1:11em~1 wes "'ed ''""' tti. COUii-"'™' Tiit. butlflt!U ii tond1Kled bV I ll In· IV Clerk ol Or•no• Counly on Avg, "· ™'• b<rlllltU 11 <otldUC:lfO by '" ln- ctlYlduel. 1tn CllYIClull. J•rnn 0. C.m~I Putlli$hi!'d Or11191 co.~I Dilly "'il<lt Fr1n~ Vlrn;ent M1l1. Jr. Tiii• Jt•""'*" W.I f111d wlrll IM Coun· Avo. 11. 25. Ind Sept. l, I, ltlJ 25tl-1:i Tlll1 ,,,,_,,, WI > flltd willl Ille Coon· ty Clwk q1 Or•ftD' CCIUl'lv Oii Avou•I 2t, 1\1 Cler~ el 0••"9• County on Avou" 22. Jtn. 1<UM PUBLIC NOTICE 1tn l"·U6n P ubltlhld Or111119 Ca.51 O•llv Pllol, Publl1hld Orll'IOI COii~! 0•11'1' Pllol, ....,._, 1, t, 1$, 22. lt73 l111-1J l"ICTITIOUS 9USUIES$ AllOllSI 2S •nd SeQ!emtier 1, I. U, Not.ME STATlMl!NT 1tll 2'5-l·IJ Tiit 1o11owlno pers.on5 •rt 0011111l---------------I --~===~:oc===----1-'ni~ ~~WEi.RY LINE. ltlt NfWJIOl'I PUBLIC NOTICE fleTITIOUI 9USINliSS 81Vd .. C06t1 Mt~. C1llt. t'l6?1 1---------------1 MAM• JTATliM•NT c:S~.!; C~l~~.11~6?~·· Vlraln• Pl.. P'ICTITIOUS I USINESI Tiii follcrwl"'1 Pl'""" 1r1 dolno C1rolvn L, ll1<ltl, 141 Vlralnl1 Pl., T .. foll Nt"'ll. STAT~M~~,T bu lness butlnon1 11> Cos11 Mesa, C1llf. t'HU ·~· ow no C..rll«I 5 .,.119 s WESTFIELD-WOODCllEST II • A Thia buslntss I• conclucltd Dy ' gen!tr•t '91LL 9ROOl(S WALLP,-,PER Mjl,NG· C.iJfllrnll Corp0t1tlon, 11 ?n Mlllcrell Darln«lhhi. ING SERVICE 2t<n Vl1 T1l1ver1, 0r .. AMM!m, C1. nlOl. C1rolvn R1cltt Mlulon Vlelo C11u WHltltkl 1>1W1°""1tnl ComOlllYo Inc., Tl!li st1i.meont w11 llled will! the cm W1lll1m Fr1ncls . 9 rooll1, 2'-112 VII 11'02 lik'I'" P1rk Clrc!e, lrvlnt. C•llfol'nl1 n Cllfk OI Orinoeo COOJnl'I' on Avouil '' T1l1v.i>1, MIHlon Vlelo, Cl ll!. f2IW,I. 973 F·t7"4 TMI bullntu 11 conduc!ed DY I n I.,.. Tiii• bllll,...1 11 conducted Dv • Limited Publl111ed Ot•ng• cooo11 0111y Piiot, dlvldY•1wnn F 8 ool<$ l"•rtnlnl!lp. Wn llltld Developmenl Com-Auqu1t It, 1.S, 1'111 Stpttmber L /· Tl!!i il•le~nt w.: flied will! the cwn- PUBUC NOTICE Pearlman is , of course, the affable wielder of a baton that has waved with .such .splendid effect for some years now before hi s ~member Orange Coast Co 11 e g c Community Symphony Orchestra. He has unfailingly provided top flight artists for the three concerts offered by h i s unwavering, often unheralded and always unpaid ensemble. He has topped his own high standards for the coming Season and those three dates -Dec. 2, March 3 and June 2 -should be recorded im- mediately in yo.ur music calendar. CELLIST DANA Rees \l.'ill Music Box be the first lo come our way and his many friends and ad· mirers in our Orange Q>ast musica l beat wiU be delighted to learn thal he has chosen SchumaM's very lov ely Cello Concerto for hi s homecoming concert. rtfusic makers and lovers in our area need no reminding that Dana's father. Orla Rees. is coordinator or music for the Garden Grove School District. Dana graduated from OCC in 1967 and for the past two seasons has played with that n Ew power in the land, the Houston Symphony Orchestra. On to lt{arch 3 and the return of a soloist who brought lhe house do.wn, and little \Vonder, on the occasion of her peny, Inc .. Generll P11tn1r lt13 • :lS15· J !v Clerk ol Or1not CwnlV on Al.IQY51 16, Jima E. 1l09er1. Pr11ldenl 1tlJ lp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;iiiiiim;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jl Tit!• 111t.rntnt w11 Hied wtrh '"' coun· PUBLIC NOTICE P:·t1555n ty Cieri!; ot Or1n111 County °" .-.vou11 21. 1 ______________ Pubtl1htd Or1r1ge Co~'' O.lly Pilot, ,,,,, 1'-U• FICTITIOUS BUSINl!SS ~~nu11 u. 21. 1nd Stpleontier 2\13.fl 1114 OC NAME STATEM•NT l"ubllllltd Oflf\ill Coast 01lly Pilot, The toUowlnu Plf•on Is OOlng blnlriess PUBLIC NOTICE 'ii# J'outh Coast Repertory :': .. Cl:-:::_'°':__lc'c':' _":'_n_, :"-"----"-*-'_31 I I: SUGAll &. SPICE, 310 S. M1rlne, I ---====~===~---II B1IDoll 1~1nd, Calli. t2U2 l"ICTITIOUS BUSll"ESS ''CATCH • 22" s .-Ue J1•n B1nto. 2161.'i S1pt>hlre NAME STATEMENT Ave, (11IDoll ISltncl. C11Jt. f'l4d2 Thi !0Uowl119 per$0n 15 doing buslnes1 PUBLIC NOTICE SMASH MITI LAIT ' WEEI($! SLP·U6 ' Tl!!,; t>usln.ess It eOllClucl~ by 1n In· •s: • WED. TH~U 'UH. IUP•lllOfl COUllT OP' TH a dlYldu1I. THE GUIT,-,ll REP .. l:I: SHOP, ~13 1121 NEWPOllT, COSTA MESA FOil llESEllVATIONS, CALL -•4'-13'J STATI OP: CALIP:OllNtA FOil Be!ti e J e in1o Center Sr .. Ccn.t<1 Mll!o•· C1l1!. 9'1621 1'11!""""~""""""""""~~ ... ~~!""~ ...... ~!"" ............ !""!"" ...... ~,I TME COUNTY OP OllANOl This ~itemeri't wi~ filed wltll the Coun· 01vld A. S1nto, 2111'/1 Miner St .. µ NOTICI! OP HN:A.ti:l:' OP: 1>•TITION ty Cl1rk ot 0.•11111 CounlY on AUOUll JD, Cos!I Mtsa, C<1.1ll, 92621 • I l'Oll P•OBAJ'I" OP: WILL ANO P:O. ltn Tr.ts bu11ntSI •I conducted DY '" n· Lln•llS TESTAM•NTA•Y ,..,,.., dlvld1111. E1f1tt of 9RUCE W. McCOM9, Publlshtd Or•11~ Coast D1lly Piiot, D1vld A. S•nlo Oec .. Md. Stpqmber 1, a. 1s, 27, 1tn 1121-ll Tiiis 1llt•mtM w•o 111!1<1 wltn lhe cwn· NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN lhl l ty Cllfk at Or1119r County on AugltSI JG, SUZANNE JEAN MASON "''flied hertln 1tn 1 ,e1111on for Problt1 q1 w111 ~ far ls-PUBLIC NonCE P·t716t -"" of L11!1<1 Teost1mtnl1r1 to lhe Pllllllshed Or•noe co1~1 Dally Piiot, r.:1111-r, rthlr•nc• to whleh 11 m.a for s 1 •-1 IS II '''' 2-113 urtlltr _,.rllcul•rsj ind 1~11 l l'wl u,... 1nd P'ICTITIOUS BUSINl!SI lfl fll1uwf , I, · , '' • r.ltcl ot hNrlng Ill Simi 1!1• bM11 $11 NAME STATEMENT I ot Sept. 2$, 1m . II 9:00 i.m .. In fhl Tiii foltowlno per50l'I Is dOlllQ bu1 ntss PUBLIC NOTICE eourtroom OI Depi•lmtfll No. 3 of Mid,,, THE 800)( TllEASUR'I', fSJ w. 171hl---~=---==----I (.Ollff, I I 100 CIYI( Ctn••• DrlYI Wal, In St Caft• Mew Cl 91621 llM City of S111!1 An1, C11!t0i"nl1. Mlrlim Ji nt 'wulon. ll'lt Cork Lllll, l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS O.ted """· 5, un Cl>':i•• Mell Cl t'J626 NAM& STATEMENT WILLIAM E. ST JOHN. Tllii 11on1ne'ss Is conducted by 111 In-Thi following persanl 1r1 · d oi"9 County Cllfk dlvhlull. buslMll I S: WALTl:ll fl BAllAMGElll Mlr11m J1n1 Wll1011 C 5EW-l(NlTS, 2915 F1frylew Rd., Cost1 1511 WntciHt °""' 111. J2I Tiiis $lllemft!t WIS llled wllh Thi (11,H>'I ' Me••· C11U. fl6l6 . N....,.,t a11ct1, l-A tiUO • ty Cieri!; of Qr1no1 Cwnly on ""111111&! 1, lloller1 M. Apted, 717l 81llow l er>e, T9'.1 1n41 Ml4Uf 19r.1 l'-tfUI cost• Mis•, C1!1t. t:z6l6 Al~:f. for:0Ptllll-[ I OiilV Pill)! Published Orinoe C1N11l 01ily Pl 1Qj; Ju11nll1 M. Apled, 1812 B1!1ow L1n~. Pu.,, I Id ''"j' INl1 • A us! ll 1.~ ind $fl)!fll1W J, e, Cost1 Mtll. C1!11. 92616 September 7, a, 4, 1973 27n·7l 19'1J. ' ' 2S65·T.I Thll Du1lne11 Is conduc!ed by 1n In· 1 ::::.--------------j,d!~ldu1I Ju1nl!1 M. Apled PIJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis Sll1tment wt• filed wltll the Coun· B 1J71 1 ly Cler•. cf O•lf'lil" Coun1y en .-.Ulluil 22, SUPlilllOI COUllT OP THE SUPIRIOR COURT 01" THa 191l STATli OP: CALIFOllNIA FOil STAT& OF CALIFOllNIA FOil J"21671 TMI COUMTY OP: OllANGE TH& COUNTY OF OllANOl Published Or1not Co.st 01lly Pilot, N .. A-JHM . N1. A-71SH Augusl 25. 1nd s~p1•mtier \, •• 1S, NOTIC• OP' SALii 01" llEAL 1'11101'· NOTICE OF NIAlllNC-!t7J 11.39·1~ EDY AT l'lll'IATE IALE ' WILL In Tiie M1tttr oi Ille Es1.,1t of MAllY OF l'ETITION FOil PJl09ATE 0 ------ l'RISCll .. LA ALLEN, 11$0 known •• ANO FOil LETTEIS Tl!$T~EMTAllY PUBLIC NOTICE PlllSC~LLA ALLION, ;I~ known 1> Esta11 of BAl.ILE J , L:>UMACN!;., Ot----__ MA llY P. ALLEN, Otcel>ecl. ee•sW· l"ICTITIOUS I USI NESS NOTICE IS HEl<E9Y GIVEH Illa! on OI' NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIV~N lh.. NAME STATEMENT llflf s.eotemoer l ,, 1913, Ille u<lder'oiQneo, LOUISE LOUMAGNE hd> 01"" h:tre.n I TITLE INS UAANLE AND TRUST (.QM· •• W'I .... I 15 Tiit !ollowlno per111n I• doing DUslnus PANY, b'I lllchlrCI E. wenm.m. Trust 01. potllloo tor l'ro.Nlt "' " ''"' or · ., •• tkcer, 11 $pecl1I Admin!slrl!Dr of !he Wiii ~!Hince of Letle<• Tts"~nl ,ry 11> 1hl Gll:IN 'N BEER IT, COSTA MESA, of MARY PRISCILLA ALLEN, 1114 petltiOller rele<ff>Ct II> wnocn 11 mMlt !or 436 E. lllh St,. Costa Mew II;-1s PlllSCILLA. ALLEN. 1114 ._,, f\lrlhtl' ~rllcul.,rs, 1ncl •llal tr.. lime Allred 0 , Sperry, HMO W11s St., P.O. 11 MAllY P. ALLEN, dec.1sed, wltl sell ind plt c• of 11e1rina 1"'8 1•m• hi• lll'etl Box IJ11 Tu,Un Callf 92lol0 ,, prlv1t1 $lie to the hkttMJI ind Desi ""' t~ ~-,, 19"' I t ·JCI • II\. ' • -~•11ef to c1>11llrm1llon by thl Ml tor ..,.,.1tm....., • ,,,, 1 · · • Thll builMS.S Is cQnduclld by 1n In· •-' tnttt ed Superior court, 1n the In the couMrooni of 0$:irlment No. 3 of dlvidUll. rltlhl, 1'1111 lnl1r11t •nd Ml.Ill OI !hi 11111 cwrt, ,, 7W CIVIC CIHltlf Orfvl Allred 0. SP!'•l'Y dleldffll ;i Ille llme of lier CIHltl, llnd 111 West, In lht City OI S1nt1 AM, C1llfornl1. Thi' "1teme<1t WIS !!led wl1h lh't COi.in· "" rlOl!I, Hilt 111d inlll'HI llltl nt•I• ,..,, O•IK Sesiltmt>tr ,, 19T.I. "' c i.rk of Drl fllll Covnty on AUOU51 29, b¥ oper1!!gn of l1w or ofhlrwlM, KQUlrK WI LLIAM E. ST JOHN, 1973. :-":":, %.r';i~::,io::_;o~~ 1°,!;: CollolfY Ckrt """ Publ/5"" . Or-.11191 Coast Oilly Piiot, ~ to fl'l1 t Clfl•ln r111 p,,_rtv b:etild 111 &.OUtl A. AUDl"T trw City al S1nt1 An1, CClllllty of Or1no1, Atwf11Y It UW Slltt OI Clllfarnll d11Ulbolel 1s fotlow1: :1921 WI....,_ BMI. LI)! 35 of Traci No. Jtt, In lhl City OI Ln Alltel ... C11lttrni1 tMlt S1n11 An1, ••per M•P thlreol rtc:or'ded ••• 13131 -• .,.. sep1em11tr 1. 1, 1s, n, •tr.i 2101-r.1 PUBUC NOTICE in 9ook "· II Pllll J1, ot Mh;c1IL1n(IOUS T.... _..... M1ps, re(Oldl of 11id Or1nve County. Aff-Y ftr1 1"11111-' SUBJECT TO: Condlllon1, rtllrlc· Put>!!~ Or1nge COllSI O••IY P Uct, FICTITIOUS· BUSINESS lions, e1.ement1, r1serv1t1-. rlgllls ~lMnbll' 1. f, JS , lt73 :&OS·IJ NANI& 5TATIEMENT • 111d rlohh ol w1y OI record, II 1nv. Tiie following person1 1r1 doing 91c1 or offefl ''' Invited !or thl prot>-C NOTICE 'ou1lne1' 11: ertv i nd mlKI be ln writing •rid PUBLI CUSTOM COAST VA NS, 12SI Fenwick, dlllvereel to thl soecl1I Admln111r1tor, W111m1n1t1r, C•I. tueJ T • I" ' NC• rn T•"ST ,,...., SUPliRIOll COU•T OP' TM• RoClntY E. Bainbridge, 1611 4 Sin ~~iY, 1'jS~".:' 0ep'.;rt~nt, ullCIO N~j'~ ITATI: OP' CALIFO•NIA ~Oil J 1<lnla, Fount11n V1!1ay. C1IU. t110I M1ln 51rttl, S1nl1 An1, C11\loml1 91701, THli COUNTY OF OllANOIE SltYI C. H11i, 10361 Slaler Av1 .. Apt. 11 1ny ttm1 1111r lhe tlrll publlc1llon OI Ne. A·n!DI mi, Huntington !leaen, C1til. t'l6'61 !Ills Nl>lltt 1nel blfclre Ille rn1klf111 ol "'-NOTtclE OF Hlf!AlllN4 Tlll1 buolnus Is conducted b'I' I geneFil Wit. OP: PETITION FOii PllOBATa OP' WILL Plr1r!lrihlp, Term1 encl condltlon1 Df 11 le: Ctsh, AND FOil Ll"TTElll TliST.t.Ml!NTAllY AoCIM'I' E. 91!nbrldge ltwlul ,.._y ,Of thl Unlltd S!11n of <• __ c ••L , WEST'• ._, • .,. Tiiis 1!1l1mtn1 w•1 flied with Ille Cou,,_. ArTMrkcl; Ten percent CIO•o) of lhl ''" u• " ~ • ..,.,._r. ,,_, Cl k I 0 C ty A I ll 1mount orrtred, In Cl.nlff'I or C«lltl~ NOTICE IS HERE-BY GivEN th,_ H. ~~I) 11 o r91111e oun on UOUI · ChlCk. n t 1bl1 to TITLE INSURANCE CEC.ILIA WESTER r..s tiled lleM[n 1 IF-!J61t AND It ST COMPANY, mu1t IC· p11tllion tor Pfoblle ol W!tl 1nd lor Is-PuDllll!ed O<•~-Coll~I DlllT Piiot, comptny "'-written bid or offfr, lfld !I'll ... L"' T •• 1 t th ··~· bll1nce muit bot _,.Id upon conflrm1llon •u•nc• "' tn. e .. imen 1'Y o e A119u1I 2S. 1nd 5.eptemblr 1, 1, IS, ot llle Dy ield Superlot" Court. Stld 11le OfllllOl'leO' reft rerw:I to whlrll Is ini'dl tor 1tll 7'55-13 w!U oe midi upon the UWll irKrOW lllffher' _,.rtlCUllT5, Ind '"'' It.I lime Ind I===============.! llfma. piece OI 111'1~11111 the 11me h1$ bHn 111 ll TNr proplrtY tlereln described 11 com-!or S"'temMr 25, lfTl. 1t t:OO 1.m., In monJy r.itrrld to 11: !tie eourtroom of Olpfir!mef'll No. 3 of .,~~ Linwood, S.nl• Allf, C.11ltoml• gfd court. I I 100 Civic Ctnllf Drive The under1lanld ,,..,.,... the rloM IO WMI, In INr C1ty of S.lnt1 """'' C1llfor· rel&et •nv i nd" 111 bld1. n11. DATED ~ AUOVSI ll, 1'73 Dtlld seotembll' J, 1'11 TITLE IN5Ull:ANCE ANO WILLIAM E. ST JOMN, TR US T COMPANY County Clttk ,;.,,~1<gi,1r:l!1'E. Wtltm•n. SHl!PEllD, SHIPlillD ANO OUNOA,S PM-: •44-llDO AlltnWP II Lew CLAUDI! e. YOUNG o• IOUlll s11rl ... SI .. svtt. 11" Alltnle'r for s,..c1111 Lt• Ange/n, C1llf1rnl1 .11~:!~~1~=r~ .,, .. , T•I = 12131 •u..Mtt1 ,,,.,.5. s111t1 An• C1ll1Pr11l1 t 2101 Atlonreys for: Ptll!lon.er .. Phllll: ••'1--tUI PuDlisllld Or1119e Co.o~l O~ily l'l!OI, Publlsl!etl 0•41'111t coas• Dally l'lfot. September I, t, is, t913 1104-73 Sep1-m1>1r 1, 1, H, l91J 1787-731---------- PUBLIC SOTICE PUB LIC NOTICE NOTIC!' TO CRliOITOllS SUl'IEllllOll COUllT 011' THI" IUl'f:llllOll COUllT 01' THll STATli 011' CALIFORNIA ST,-,TE OF CALIP:OllNI& l"Oll P'OR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE THIE COUNTY OIF OllANGE Ne. A·U16f NII. A-nns NOTIC• 01" SALa OF Pll~EllTY EJtll1 of HILOA E. McCOllMtCK, AT PlllVATE S&LE ~e1setl. EJJtlt ol M. M. McCALi.EN, Oeee1L!!'d. NOTICE 1$ HERE8Y GIVEN lo the MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11111 •ub< credifol'I of 111! 1bOY1 n1med det ldt nl je(r lo conl!rm1llon b'I Ille 1b0vt .. nlllled !Ml 111 ptf'IOnl ll1Y1ng tl1lm1 101Cnst the court. on Sep!embtr 14. t97l, 11 11 :00 Hid decedent 1r1 rewlreel to fllt :him, 1.m .. or ttwr1.1Her wllllln the tlm1 1lfow-with ttoe nt<:ess1r1 vouthlt'a. ln 1111 oflke ed by 11w, tl!t undlnlontd •• c-x· of !hi c1ttlc Ol lhl •twwt ll'llllld court. Ol" ecutort 01 1111 WIM ol M. M. McCALLEN. to present fl'lem, w1111 !ht Menllt"V nc..Md. wtll Mii 11 Cll'lvlle aai. to ""' vwc:Mrs. to ""' lllocll"'9rlld 11 !hi off1t• hlghffl j nd !IHI ,,., b!Odir on fhl ttrma af ti I• ll'f'lll'r!IV', D.-.NIELSON. lflllf eonctlllon1 hlrlln1tllf mentioned i ll ST. CLAIR, AND DAVIS, AltomlY'I 11 rlottt. l'ltlt, 111d lnll'fHI 01 M. M, L1w. •II S0uttJ F'-SI., Suitt IDJ, Los McCAUEN, dteQ$1d, 11 1111 t1rn1 af Ills Angelt~ C11Elonrl1 90011, whkll Is !ht CIHlll I nd 1rt right, llll1 Ind lnltrHI Illa! PllCt OI buslntsl of 1111 undffllgntd I" Ill lhl n t11t his 1caulred In ICldltlOll to 111.11 m1t~rs Pl'rt.llnlng lo the 1111111 of ie!d af dectden! 11 tl!t time 01 his deitl!, In decedent, wlllll11 IOU!' months 1fl1r tfll! tl!f; r11t OfOPll'ty 1ocatee1 In Iha Cwnt'I' of first P'Wllc1tlon ol ll!lt no11e1. 0 SI I " C II•-I Dtlld Al/Ill.Ill 23, 197l. io';r:'. • t I .... n •• OllC•lllld .II SOl..VE1G WALl(ER. E'l!ecutrhc LI>!~ t6 •P'ld 11 91oc:k lll of Mun· of thl Wiii o1 11!1 1boYe I o ' named decltdt~I I ngto~ e.ch Tritt II Pf• map record· DANllLSON, ST. CLAIR ANO DAVIS eel In 8-J, P~Pe, 36 of Ml5c1ll1n1toul A!IOl'MYI II LIW Midi rKOt"d l I)! Sl•d Coun!y, 'IS Sovth P:lowM' ,lrttl Tl>e 11te ii sltb)K! !O U•eS 1nd Suilt 10J 1i.>e1smenrs nor dell~i:iue~•. to~en1n11. LOI AtrtelH. C1Ul11nla fOOlf condltl-. re1••IGTllJl'IS, re~ervatlans, Tl1; U1SI US-11S7 rlgM1, rlo1111 ot w1y Ind e1semen11 ol j1,tton11~• 1~ l!•tcvtrb rt1tord. II •ny, Pu11ll11!1d Oran~ Coast 01ily 011ot, Tht Cll'OPl•IY \i lo tie Miid "•1 Is" Augusl 1S, i nd September 1, 1, ts, wllllouf w1rr1n!y or rt1>•111n11tlrlfl 11 to it7l '67S-7J thl condition Ct" 1ult1Dlllty of Ille .oil or ~ or 1ny !mprovemen•• lllt•ean tor con· 1lr1>e!lon Ol oc:cup111on. PUBLIC NOTICE TM prOptrty WUI tie sold on lhl foltOW· \flll ltrmt: C11h, ten percen1 (11)"..J of !hi NOTICE TO ClllO.tTOllS 1mount bid lo ICCOfnDanY 1111 ollt r tw SUl'E•IOll COUllT OP TN• (.'lft1nld ClllCll; ~ tne llllt nce IO bl "Id STATI! Of (jl,Lll"OllMIA l"Oll on (lllrlnrm1tlon ol Hit""" $UPll'10I' Court, THE COUNTY OP' OllAMOI! T1•n 1r1 to bot pror1ted lo clost 01 Na. A -JU61 lf(:toW. E.:row chlr1111 1r1 to 119 d!vldfd Eit•ll Of FllANI( J, WOl.ANSHEI(, l lto tQUtlly ~ tlvy'lf 1nd Miier, i•ce.t k..-n 11 FRjl,NI( WOlANSHEIC, 1tso till! '"" 11H1r wlll DolY lor lloc:um.111••• k-n I I FllANtC WOL.AUIHEtC, Dt<:111- 1l•ms-111d POiiey If 11ti. 1nwr1nce: lhl a . Mtr wt• _,.y the Call If rote01"ol1t11 ftle NOTICE " HEREBY OIVEM to Ille Olld ll'ld 0rW COlll'l•fl'llllll S•lt, Ctedllon OI "'-lbOYI l'lll'llld dotctOtnt &IOI mutl tit If! -rtJno 1nd wm bl ll'llt •11 Plf'Mlftl 119v1no dlltM eo1IJIJI 1111 'KtlYld If l!tt olllc1r1 of HAll'NOOO &. llkl Otc:tellnl I"' required lo fllt them, ADKINSON, 1tlorMYs tor uold ~JI· with l1W nteftUrY YOllCMrl, 111 I'll lfflce tc:llfort, 11 ISO NIWporf Center Drlwt , of "'-clerk o1 flit 1~ tnt1tltd eourt, or $viii oc. NIW,.al'I BHCh, C1ll!Qi"t1l1. c:rr lo "''""' lhl1T\, Wtlh the ntc:ttwry m1y bl llltd wttn 1111 clerk q1 .. 1o ~. t<o the llflde<'IJ1intid •I l!tt office •wi.rlor Coutt, •• ltlY llmt 1lltr tlrit bl P\11 Attorn1Y AObef'I M. 8r011on, Sulle PllOllClllol'! ., lhl• l'Ollet. Ind blfOr• M11mbtl' 4!$. llSS2 MK/W"ll'lllf' 8oul1v1'11. m••lnt well wl•. trvJ...,, (t1!f(l,ni1 t1~7. whlell 11 thl Pict Tiii undinlOrlld r11tr¥1 "" rloM to , •• OI t1111ln•1 OI ti!• una.rllO,,td ,,. •11 m1t• Itel lllY Ind •II bld1 ,.,or lo .ntrv qi Ill flfj perl•lnlno to "" tll•I• OI Mid dtlee· order C<lnflf'f"llnQ 1111• ie11, dMll, wltnln IOI.I• monllit 1tltf' 11\t rtr1t DATI O: A~! )0, ltn. Ollbllc•llon OI !Ml nl)!Ctt. MAACUI M, McCALLEN. JR, Oiled Slflttmtltr I. ltn - WILLIAM H, H. McCALi.i N CLA RENCE 11.L!NClWOftTH MAaWOOD a AOl(IMSON f!)Kulc:rr Of lt11 Wiii BVI ........, IL M&rWIM of 1111 1110¥1 l'lllflc:d dlcectl!'tl ,...,.,_.,.. I! I.aw llOll •T N. BROXON, S9t ,....,.., CNMr' Drive • 111111 4'4 SllltJ """""' US, ..... OflCll a. 1"7 .IUU Ml(Al1lltlr ..... ¥t rf, ........ BtMk. CIMftNI• ttUl lrvlllf, Cfl!Mr'lllt ft117 ,....._, 1·n11 .... tllS Ttl: (110 ISUIU """'"""' tw C.lll........ Atlor11er IW lllM.,.., ~vtlfllf!H Ortllft t...t Diii' 1"11ot, Pvtlllshtd 01'1onot COii! D111Y PllOt s.oi.m• 1. i. a. 'fJ?' ,,,,.,, s..i.m111t '· 1). n. ,., ttn 2m-11 , f Hetp prevent foi:est fires. it Wh or do you soy when o boy holf y.ou roge tells you • he loves youC? /JR17Z&w,f/fk~40 (~,t(:I Carn-ts Liv Ullmann Gene Kelly Edward Albfrt Binnie Barnes ~~~~~~{Jf,,,~~~~~~ "HEAVY TRAFFIC" IXI M1U111tl D•llJ' tlln. Mo11dlJ' F°"!I' 12:004t00t:OOl'-Z:001:00 10;00 C ell tll11tre 1r ctlKk 111rectorle1for1hPwtlmn. --C--·-'"' MPll . Fri Cenl ,,.'" 1:00 $11 & Sun Co11I frPm 2:00 LIDO N!WPORT BEACH fNTlAHCf 1'0 UDO ISll 67J.83SO WHAT A SHOW! WHATAPAIR DONALD SUTHERLAlVD .JENNIFER O'NEILL last visit to the 0 C C auditorium . Dottie Ogle Nix. as gifted a teacher o r pianoforte as she is an in· terpreter of the instrument, will have a Mozart coneert to offer on that date. PE AR LrtlAN constantly reaches for the stars and he undoubtedly came back with his hands full when be set up the artist for the June 2 con- et!rl none other than Filipino violinist Gilopez Kaba}'O, recent recipient of the President Ramon Magsaysay award, the highest Asian tribute for outslanding public service. Incidentally, our maestro will be on the podium for just one of those concerts -the Dec. 2 engagemnet with Dana Rees as soloist. There wll l be many in the Dec. 2 audience who will wish to bid Joe bon voyage on his Australian tour and wish the indefatigable maestro's tern· porary successor goo.d health and all the energy he. can muster in his formidable n1ission of replacement. The Aussies h.ave their own way of conferring the seal of approval ·on an espe(Cially welcome visi tor and wi: can predict what it will t;>e in Pearlman's rase -"you're fair dinku1n . cobber, you're fa ir dinkum." By the \\'ay, Pearlman bas openings in his French horn and st ring sections r o r rehearsals starting Tuesday. •Ie ran be reached at 834-5819 or 552-9264 . He wUI offer Saint-Saens' "Havanaise" and Rav e I ' s "Tzigane" to go along \Vith the orchestr a's "Love of Three Oranges" by Prokofieff and Pearlman \\'ill bOOrd the liner Canberra Feb. 6 for a trip to Australia that will in- clude visits to the con· servatories of music i n Melbourne, Sydney and other major centers "down under.'' llis successor for the final l"·o concerts has no.t yet been named but we can confirm now that he will not be -ron· trary to rumors probably aulhored by the recipient of an _----------- adverse rev iew -this writer! NO ONE IN OUR The ultimate in adventure and excitement! -IEE-.. SUll -MIAWll <'Umllll ••1.- r.o-s1~rio.g • 811: • llEI a--J ltl:•o::ll.Cflg • IBIJ t.llOC: laio &h-11"1 ·\Vri~e'l by IJ<.::i:ie-~ .;i. F1ooi.ce:! b)' Fted IYein!r iU! atrj ~ ~ 11 ~Wolf1 P.l\'"01d lh..•11 [J.:i-·1' 1 !., 3::ei: (Q.:,e · PANAV1Sl(J.'•· l[()~Jlffi.QR• ---"·-C~.l!"1gl//11rer BrClS~h J.m;to'l¥'j""' ... -~ .. -.. ._ ...... ":.:, !.\Vt.1rtt Carmr.a:Ois r.c:wn-..YivW 1--iuco.""-""--·-J CHECK THEATRE GUIDES FOi l.11d_UAJlJ~E S...11 A1111 Frwy-. •• CMttm111 °' ...... 551-7022: IXCLUSIYI RUN ORANGE COUNTY And 11011' t/ie 111ovie ... • __ perhaps the n1ost re111arkable tiln1 toe111ergesince Ceci l B.DeMillefouncled Holly'''{')(te:l."-vERNON scorr. UPI Uniwn1I Pkt11rt11 r,' Rd>tn Stipoo,I _.A f'\CJRMAN'}e:\VISON Film "JESUS CHRISf · SUPERSfAR" ~ .... no NEELEY·CARLANOf.R.la< • Y\UNNE EWMAN IAARY'OEN,_,f.N.--.,f\.~Bna-~~ ............... °""" ".lcMrsOWI Supci'sW"·_ ... ., TITII ~ . ..,...., Andrew L~ \\ttlbct' " lflltir Irr TIM Rice 1 ..... c__. .,Alid~ frC\'in . ,,_.,,-.; l'ADICK ""l.Mt:.R -...twl"()RMAN J F..WI~ ·,__If NORMANJEWISON _. 1':X:IERT S'TK}W()()() "IJ..i.-1 "'-. .._.__.. ~,!!! t h?,....•·--..,1.,..-~ .... rn1 ~ ' Ith OIEAT WEEK I "IAHG THE DlUM SLOWLY" I PG),· • "'LADY ICl" Ll...:.01~ A .... ••II Of • """It . 111 ... 1• Ill i.go F"")' C•P1.tt111'1> Otl·rl"'•· -· SUH• Ollll _, • SUPERCHICK 111··: Plul e STlP'MOTM".;~ Uf'C.oln ,.,.., "'ell or t<;non l rf·ll22 OMT NIVl·lf M10W1N101 JESUS CHRIST . 5UPl•STA• 1&1 Clfftt l•1~JOI KIDO !M " '- .- ,• • " .- ' ,• . ·· ::'Desert' ·Musical :Retm'lls By \V1LLIAM GLOVER NEW YORK (AP) -An old· time· mek>dic rouser, "The Desert Song;" romped into . _ · J!roadway's Uris t h ea t e r • Wednesday night on a swelling . crescendo o f well-earned .. 'cheel'I. The show is a pretty chancy, . sometimes thing untll that · lulJ-0f..iandards score by Sig- ,' · 'mund Romberg ls well un· · Herway. Arter that, forget the ·. ijiz:zy-llmp story about gallop- . ·ing Moors, moon st ruck '· ' romance and the Foreign Legion. Ignore the heartburn dialogue, and jokes like "What · brought you here?" Answer : "A horse ." Instead, enjoy. Enjoy the kind of songs that hardly ever get written any more even though everyone wonders why. . . . . -;rhe title tune, "Romance," ··:·:''Let Love Go," "Th e Riff : ;·kong" and "One Alone." Ah, .• .-: iiootalgl:a ; .. : .• 'Ibe ~pany, whi ch at : times &eems big enough to · tackle grand opera, ha s been :.:;..11ssembled shrewdly more for . "( true pitch than acting talent, ; :;: pnd tuned together with ir- ;:~:resi.l_tible lustiness: ... . Plus "LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE" APORT11..1. HILD DYER "CRIES AND WHISPERS" 7:00 •nd 10:40 p.m, . ! ., .. I ' ' .. I ' t "MURMUR OF THE HEART" 8:40 p.m. · Cell .....,. fet s.ws.y .......... NOW TM•U TU,JSD.lY ..... Hocai11M111 SMAl:y Wl11te11 "POSEIDON ADVENTURE" .... . "HOT ROCK" .... -·---· letll I• Coler 1,.1 ' ... ~ GEORGE C.SCO .. r•• • .. '-.. ' . . ·~· .. . · ..... ·. .. -. " . ~ .-~ .. • ' " . .. • ' . ' , . •• 1.' i' . ' .. ~-:: ' -" . . " . .; l r l . {··· ... FAYE DUNAWAY JOHN MILLS JACK PALANCE (PG) , OKL HOMA CRUDE PLUS OMAI SHARI" "THE BURGLARS" '#1 #2 • DEFOREST KELLEY OF 'STAR TREK' Nimoy Back as Spock, But Only With Voice SACRAMENTO .(AP) -In 1969, Leonard Nimoy wound up an acting career es Mr. Spock, thepointy-eared character on the 'Star Trek" television series. Now, four years after "Star Trek" ended its network run , Nimoy is .back playing Mr. Spock -with a difference. same time gave him worries he would be forever thought of only as Mr. Spock . "r v.·ent through a s t a g e where I wa s concerned about it. My first concern when Star Trek ended was whether r could get any other kind of work," he says. NIMOY PLAYED for two .. Tu~ker~ Denver Meet Pai r Tearn fo r New Comedy· Series By VERNON SC01T HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Fomst Tucker, big, bluff and posswed of a laugh which shakes the Richter acale, gave an b(mest appraisal of his new televison series: "It's a combination of 'F Troop' and 'Gilligan's Is- land .• " And so it is, Tucker starred ln 'F Troop' for 2!h years. His costar, Bob Denver, starred in the title role o( "Gilligan's Island" for three years. 'Ille two have now combined forces in "IAlsty's Trail," a saga of a west-bound wagon train which the fates might lead to Tierra Del Fuego via the Andes. "WE'RE SUPPOSED to be headed for Califo rnia ," said Tucker in a voice that could start an avalanche . "With Bob as our scout we're lucky to get up in the morning. I'm still trying to C<lnvince him the sun sets in the West." The physical contrast or the six-foot , fi ve-inch Tucker ~d Denver, a shrimp, helps add to the fun . "Certain elements make for ENTERTAINMENT successful com edy," Tucker said, bemoaning the fact that he has given up booze until next Christmas. "I play a big guy frustrated by other people too little to hit. "It's not easy for a big man to be funny. Most tall people have a certain, I don't know, dignity or something about them. 1( they want to get a laugh they have to overcome their size. As I see it there's a certain amoWlt of Laurel and ... Hardy in my relationship with Bob in the show." AS INDIVJDUAL stars ol their own series ln the past, Tucker and Denver came to the ne w show with their own ideas about what ls funny . They didn't know one anothe r. Fortunately, both men enjoy physical hu1nor and im- provisation. "Usually i ttakes time f o r tv.l> strangers working in a Jseries to establish a rapport," Tucker went on. "But in the second scene of the first sho\v there was an instant ad- miration society. "We're almost through \\'ith the first batch of 24 shows and Bob and I are enjoying work- ing llOgether more and more .'' Tucker is happy the series is syndicated through Metromedia instead of being filmed for a network. lt's one reason why the seri es is firm- ly committed to 24 episodes instead of the usual tentative 13. . ... . -, ' . . •". Saturday, Septembff 8, im DAILY PILOT J 7 U"I T...,iwf• LIKE 'F TROO P' AND 'GI LLIGAN'S ISLAND' Comics Bob Denv•r (l eft), Forrett Tuck•r number four in the i\'1elsen pionship Season." ratings when they dropped the "After that I'll be back for a sho'". second season," he said. "And "This "'ay v;e're already in I'm confident there will be 102 stations across the country seve ral se:isons ahead for and we could run . forever . I 'Dusty 's Trail.' " hope so. I think we have a real - big hit this time, Bob agrees m MANN THEATRES Wi!h other members of the original cast, Nirooy ' i s recreating his Star Trek role in voice only for an animated sieries on NBC. years on "!\.fission Impossl-·,----------------------- "[ TOLD TllE producers T didn't believe in networks," Tucker roared. "They can Hre you for no ~eason. And l don't like that. 'F Troop' was Tucker clears out o f l-lollywood within a (cw '"eeks to spend five months in 'foron· to. Detroit, Los Angeles and Chicago starring in the stage production of "That Cham- All TMIATIH COOllD I T l l fllGDATtOfol "It was a strange feeling," Ni moy says of that . fln:t recording session. "It was sort or like a class reunion -you know. the class of '51, 'Hey, how are you.' that IOrt bf thing. Jt was strange." EXCEPT FOR that init~ recording · session, c a st members haven't g o t t e n together much for additional dubbing because the tapes can be ,made se parately and splic· ed together tor a sound track. ble," then quit to do a Western in Spain, go on the road in "Fiddler on the Roof." do a made-for-television movie in Londcn and act at San Diego's Globe Theater. ':I'ha\ year I became a journeyman .actor," he said in an interview before a summer stock performance as Fagin in .. Oliver." 11lere has been talk of a revlv'al or Star Trek, now run- ning in syndication. Nimoy says he .doubts there will ever be another series, but it could be Nimoy may don those pointed ears again in a movie. -'-'--,-....u,.;. CtNEDDME 20''., " ~:-· :~.::u.x.:.::.1 ... 1 -· ,__., .... STADIUM 2 ;'' • .. '>•!l•X l.l.llL' '.!" • -·· ·-"'' 2nd Hit "SNOWBALL EXPRESS " StADIUM·J ·,~ • .A.Cl.U.!LL..l,!..lll!.O'JI ... "HIAYY TUFffC" IX I "SOUND OF MUSIC" MO lll'SeRVIO SEATS Wltti J1lle A ... wt "WHITE LIGHTENING" • "S<;OR,10'" "LIVE AND LIT Dll" .... "THI MICHAN IC" tPGI "PAPER MOON" fPGI '"' "HAROLD & MAUDE" WKDATS7&f':1S SAT-SUN 2:1M:U 7 eMt:1S (X) fg, 'Jligcj1tL 'J>8i1s •EGULAR ,.tell He says he can knock out his part for a half-hour show dur- ing a 4f>.minute stint .in a recording studio, giving him time for other acting jobs. And the reoordings can be made in almost any city. "J know there are some serious conversations going on about making a movie of 'star Treak,' •• he says. "Gene "FUNNY CilRL" Rodenberey. Star T r e k ' s Anc1 HURRY! ENDS SOO I • Nimoy. who has ord inary looking ears, admits Star Trek was good to him and at the television producer, is talking,l-----------------~-..!..----l _:"~:;:;::;:;:::;;:;;::;;:~:'.":'.O~W:L~A:••~n..~:'"~'~'~Y~C~At~·~· ~IP=G~I='."" about it to Paramount. And i he's a tough negotiator. "I'd read the scri pt. There would be a lot of nostalgia." '~ •• easily the best movie so far this Year'' -Slet>l\ef!F.,t»er • N 1 E; YORK Tl.MES ~ ........ '°""SZ'? ~-I • EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTT ENGAGEMENT ' TATUM O'NEAL O'NEAL "JESUS CHRISf SUPERSfAR." IUlT lMIOLDS *AQUIL WILCH "FUZZ" DAILY MATIHlll TMIU SUNDAY Sr'PnMllll 9 1'9ffst lllll'Oft of tht DK~ll "DETlllOIT toOO" "DUEL OF THI HtON PIST" Bolb In Colltl ill} T•rn UutllU11 "llLLY JACK,. "ZACH.Alli.AH" l lffl 111 c.llrl (l"G) 2nll-Lii MAIVIN GINf HAC KMAN PllMJ CUT • MkflMt "'"' "SU.UGHTeRHOUSE J" .-:.: • "HAltltAD EX .. ERIMENT" l •ltl Ill C'"°'I (R) * SH OWING NOW AT EDWARD CINEMAS * #3 #4 . I \ ' lli MAH'o'IN fRNES'I fltlfUlNINE l(fl lM CARRADIN( IN M ISSION .VI EJO EDW A RDS CINEMA VIEJO \•tt 0 t .0 '''' •• l ~~; f\1•"('fl SIO ~'oqo) ............ \ ..... _ .. I. , JOX;f.IS ... H.l\f\IFA~TEl:"'S IOVIT 11'1:.f, . ! . I i~~~s1 · ro.oo .. 1r.:1.1u I JULll A~DRIWS (G) South Coast Plaza I • JUL/[ ANDl lWS CHl,ISTOf'Hll ,lUMMllt JaQ:RS_, ll\~L\tERSlTJ~") • .., . J ... l .. M'8""·"•1-"* ~•·1111 -~~.f~e ~~AE~ ::..n:u I PLUS·BURT REYNOLDS MATtNUS "THE MAN WHO LOYID DAILY' CAT DANCING'' MATINflS DAllY . '""" '" I N THIE Wlt8 'rM1NaTEI": C 'l!:NTIElt JULIE' AN DREWS DICK VAN li>YKE IN TICl'INICOlOR"' [QI C••·• "-• , __ <> 2ND TOP AnRACTIO~ A MUSICAL AOl\PTATtON -~~· • ·' ' • Saturday, Stptttnbtr 8, l'f73 J 8 DAILY PILOT --·---------- fou don't stay No .1 In Orange-County. Lincoln-Mercury sales for-eighl .cori..:- secutive years.unless you stay No 1 in customer savings and s.ervice. It will . pay youtocheckourvolumeclearance discounts before you buy anywhere! Over 200 New '73's to choose from. 50 POUNDS OF ASSORTED STEAKS, ROASTS, HAMBURGERS, ETC. FREE WITH EVERY USED CAR NO HOLD BACKS! CHOOSE FROM ALMOST 2 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL TRADE-INS AND GET AN EXTRA BONUS OF SO LBS OF BEEF! . 1972 MERC. Cal. Pk. Wagon s1.~112£~~~:~~~ $3 3 8 8 glass,· whfft covers:•#5634 . ' pass· family special t!'!f drive today 1971 MERC r,\Qrq. Bro. 4 Dr. V..J, auto. ·trans., fadoty air conditiW1fno, poWer steeri ng. power (disc) brakes. u1dio, lileater, Whitewall tires, .l~nted glass, wheel cover~, IJ17tTN 1970 MARK Ill V-8, auto. lrans., factory air $3188 <0odit;ooiog, pow" ,,,.,;,,., $4 2 8 8 power {disc) brakes. powl!r windows, power seats, radio, . healer, whitewall !ires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, "''h!el covers. ~7~BR l: 1970 FIREBIRD E PR T V-1, a\lfo , Iran~ .• factory air conditioning, power st~ril'!Q, $2 8 8 8 ,,.;,, h<•~r. wMew•ll """ . liriled gtass, "wl'lffl cover~. #384BQF PLENTY OF FAC· TORY WARRANTY (20,000 mil still in this one! '71 OLDS TORO ~!,;;.~'.;.;."::;.;,:":;-;;;~'. $4 0 8 8 powrr zdisc} brak~. powrr windoW"s, pcwer seats. radio, h'aler, whllewotfl tires, vinyl . roof, tinted glass, wheel covers,i914CJ 1970 LINC 2 DR. CPE ~~~;~~~~;;::~~ $3 0 8 8 healer, whitewall lites ... vinyl roo~ tinted QI ass. #027ASH · 1967 INC 4 DR 1973 CHRYSLER N. Y. 4 DR ~~~~;~:~~~~~ $108· 8 ::t~:;,:;;';~~ $AVE· '' brakes, power windows, brakes: pr:Nter windows, power s.eals, radio, hea· power seats, radio, Ma- ter, whitewall t i r~, ttr, whif~all tires, vinyl 8 • Vin I roof. tinted lass, il"USPS60 roof, tinltd glass,f862GHQ 1970 FORD LTD BRO . 1971 PONT. BONN 2 DR \/-8, 11u1o. trans., taclory air conditioning, powtr stttring, p<Wter ·(disc) bfakts, powrr windoWs, power stals, radio. ·heater, whitew.ill tires, vinyl root. iirrted glass, if6j2CPM 1970 JlUICK RIV. V-3, auto. tram .• feciory air conditionlng. power steering, power (di~cl brakes. power windows, radio, heater, Whittwall tires, vinyl root, tinted glass, wheel coven., iZDX872 fine c.ir for lhe sports minded driver!! 1970 MERC MARQ. V-8, auto. trans., factory air conditioning, powl!r 11ttring, $ J .power (disc) brakei, radio, Mter, wlWffWCtll firrs, vinyl • roof, tinted glass, w~l covers, lots of kids?? LO!s of room!!:t·12JAUZ 988 1969 MERC. MARQ. 2 DR 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO 2 DR. V-1, auto. trans., f.clory air $2 5 8 8 1:ondiliooi~, power steering, ,,.;,, heote<, .. ltew•ll Om, vinyl roof, tinted glass, Whttl covers, #223DTF very low miles-very ~ g.is mJleage NO BETTER FINANCING ANYWHERE BRAND NEW '73 CAPRI "The Sexy one from Eu rope" engine, 4-speed tran s., power d isc brakes, GT package, & decor group. Try to bea t t his p rice. , 'I EVERY · NEW 19·73 MERCURY, MONTEGO AND · COUGAR NOW SLASHED TO • . TRULY UNIQUE LUXURY CAR SAVINGS! ALMOST 60 NEW 1973 CONTINENTALS AND MARK IV's MUST GO BEFORE 74 MODELS 1'· ARRIVE! COMPANY CAR SAVINGS! 1973 LINC. CONTINENTAL FOUR DOOR SED. WITH LESS THAN 2000 ACTUAL MILES ACT TODAY FOR SUPER SAVING~ . ' OVE ·R ~. ACTUAL . FACTORY INVOICE (DEALER COST INCLUDES FREIGHT, PREPARATION AND . FAGTORY HOLDBACKS) ' . OVER 100 T01~ CHOOSE FROM : NO HOLDBACKS, .NO EXCEPTIONS. PICK oUT YOURS TODAY WHILE S~E<:!~ON~~E FULL! ON EVERY EXEC., STAFF, AND $7099 A;rcon<1 .. auto.~1ns .. .-.rstttr1ng,w1nc1ows, DEMO CAR IN StRVICEI •"""· ,.,,, ·~-trunk loc k etcs., ,.... ALL LOW Ml NEVER REGISnREDt co~trol, till wheel, AM-FM ... ,... Mien, 1 whitewalls and much more. Ser. •'2ml., demo: LEASING? ORDER YOUR · 1974 TODAY! ELIMINATE THE MIDDLE MAN FOR GREATEST SAVINGS, EARLIEST DELIVERY · ", WE LEASE ALL POPULAR MAKES AND ~ODEL~. - . ..... 7aH·I• ' UT. laJ•,l110 ... 1 .. , ' ,,. • .i .•. t t ,. :I , )! • ' ~ • '· ~ I 1: ~ • t t I • • . ' ~ I I t t • t t I I ! I I • • • • *·*********** :·~····································· : WHAT'S ALL THIS FUSS ABOUT BIG 5 : ~ARS AND THEIR GAS MILEAGE? : : •••• READ THIS AND COGllA'!'E! : • • : Should all this CJasoline talk cause one to sacrifice the : • c~~fort of a full-size new car for a small, compact car? • : A~tomatic transmission, power steer in CJ and power : • brakes, which ore standard equipment on full-size Chevy • : .Cpprices ,and Impalas, are extra~ost on th' smaH cars.: •. '.4ftd. mos't ~i:nall car tiuyersdo tiuy these pop u la r items • : .... yway, thus narrowinCJ down the initial price differ· : • ence considerably. • . ' ' ', -. • :Ne~ full-size Chevrolets are designed to operate effi· • : ~lently on regular <low or non-lead) «Jasoline, a savinCJ: : ;over the old days of ethyl gasofine use. And it should be : • 'nated that reCJular «Jas results in Io we r ex ha us t emis· • : $ions. Also, there is less wear on exhaust systems, ·spark : • pluCJs, and other enCJine components. • ·--. • Yes, a full-size car does use more CJas than the small·• : car, but, really, what is the money difference? Please: • ·look over this example which shows that drivinCJ a full· • : size r.ew Chevrolet 10,000 miles annually costs only: • $123.58 per year more for CJasoline. • . : . • · · $mall' Cor Full0 Sizc Cor • : 30 · Mlln ,., Gal. 15 Miles Per Gal. : • m_ jj]..._ •· • 30 f.10,000 15 110,000 • • 667 • • • • '. . -·· "-• .. . ., .333 • : . '".:. "''T_' .. :~· •· ~. -x-3~~,; ;... . 4 i . : : " : IJU._ . : . ~· • • • ' v. • . 1 • • I • • J. ·• ~ ~··· • • • • . ~. • =· • 0 0 • . ' . :,, THI S WO~TH 1 123.SS more per yr .... Compared to tltiS? : . . . ' . : For .S~h a .,small gas«»lift'e dollar d'lfference would you : • ~criflce lartje trunk capacify ia the full.size Caprice • : or Impala? Safer entry on+o the freeways that biCJCJer : • engln.e~ giv~'1 . More protection from the additional • : steel surrounding you-?· Wider stance for stability at : e hiCJher speeds? Greater safety all around?• : Car buyers sh~uld say NO to these questions! : : Tiie CJasoline mileCICJ8 fuss is · beinCJ dis p e 11 e d, and. -that : : fact, coupled 'with HOWARD qhevrolet's fantastic dis·: • counts on close.Out new fun-size ·-,3 Caprices and • : Impalas, should con~~n.c! __ th~ .car buyer t~ take ad·: • vantage offh!_b~ st9C~ avallabl!lty.h.e .... and buy t~ay! : =··············••,••••'••················· . \ ' . \ . ' . . . . ~ t8~~·0555 .. ·: ... _l In Newport Beach ' . . . _,.. . , .· . ' ' , -. , , ' ,. ., . . " -.-- Saturday, Septembtr 8, 1973 DAILY PILOT J 9 New '73 Ca p r ice Sport No, 17904 0/2214 $1000 off Federal Price Label! Equipped with •uto. t•1n1., powtr 1ltt•· in9 , br11kt1, •nd windowt, tinltd 9 1•11, V8 .,,9ine, "invl roof coYt r, ,;, cond., whittwtlls, r1dio, ht•ltr/llllt fro1ltr, t ic., o• 0.ty $111 10 ..... CIMin1l1•1 NO fioWli" ~l'v'MENT! New '73 Caprice Clas s ic Coupe! $1.100 off Federal Price Label! Equipp1d with 1uto. trans., power 1lterin9 and br••••, air co11d., tinttd 9la11, vinvl ro of COYt r, VI , white w1ll1, ttdio, h11!1r/ defro1t1r, 1tc. or O.ty '108" ..... Clwt11l1111 on t ppro'ttd credit wit+. NO DOWN PAYMENT ! No. 2 111-56/2474 New '73 Impala Custom Coupe! No. 21I374/2476 $1000 off Federal Price Label! Equif!ptd with 1ulo. lr1n1., powtr 1f1trin9 i nd br1k11, t ir cond., tint1d g:l1 n , VI engine, wh11I cov1r1, whit1 well1, elec. cloc:k, redio, ht1!1r/d1fro1ft r, tic., or . 0..,. '101" ..... Cllen1l1• "" '""'""'""' cr1dit with New '73 Impala Sport Sedan! $1000 off Federal Price Label! Equippt d with tuto. tr•nt., pow•r 1l••rin9 i nd hr •kt1, t ir cond., VI 1n9in•, whit• w•ll1, tinted 91•1•, wh,,I cov•r•, r•dio, h•t l•r/dtfro1ltr, •le., or Otlly '102'1 .... -Cllrlw••··· No tidw·r P'.AriENT! No. 121 475/2014 •USED CAR BUYS• ' '72 '72 VW 411 WAGON Autom atic, radio l kttl•1. E•c•plion•I i907E0A) $2695 '71 4 Spd., radio I h•tl~~ prarnhun · PINTO RUNABOUT s2095 fir••· Only 17 ,10.0 milts. l ikt . ntw. fl80DFEl '71 '72 ~~.~~.t~~?,°.~.d;o & '"'"· $2195 low-lo miltl. P•rftcl. {749Dlll CHEV. '12 TON PICKUP s2495 ' long b•d, l 1pcl ., radio I "'''''· Good milt1 I clt.tn. 12457lHJ , '71 Vl!GA HATCHBACK ' 4 Sp d., ,1r cond., AM/FM rtdio, good mil••· a 1169 , s1795 '71 ~~~ .. ~~:.~~.;~~~~ ..... s3g95 in9, hr••••· fectory air eond, · l llggag• rack. Only 27,000 mil••· C761fWAl ~ ·OPEN SUNDAY ""'• -.... We4., s.pr. 12 .....,, ·--.............. ,,_ 7:31 •.ti\> ......... . . '69 :~.:~:~ .:."'.: •• ~;~~'::: .... "·000 $1695 milts. Sktrp. 1417JETl '&& ~hev./Ovstom Camper '6 8 fHIO•Y ,;, <O'':• "lom•H<, pow .. ,,,.,;,,, s2 8 9 5 tltp bull'lp•r, 10 c•b·oYtr carnp•r tqulpjMd with •ti c.011Yt11i~nc.•1 ... ••c.•p+;onel-low m11t1, radio & h••'''· 0!lOIFIEl ! 69 ~~~"~!'!. 1·~! .. ;,, • "· . .,,;. s1 0 9 5 ~ tlonin9. E11ctlle11t ••to~ car. Pric.•d $400.00 bt• low, Aun. rel11if. l7.WK961) I , I , · . Che~rolet ·Caprice . '69 """'' .. ,, .. ,, ..... " "'"'" ,;, ""';""" $11 '9 5 lrt, power 1lt•ri119 & brake1, PQ'"•r ,.,nclow1, Ylllyl roof. triced $1io00.00 btlow 1v9. rel1 il. , IZE04 I I 0111" ------..__. __ ' .. I ' " .. " ,, " !· ' q . I I I %0 DAILY PILOT AMILER 1 ' by DOUCJ Wildey Tl-I: 'STUOIO SECl.Jt!TY l"'Of'l.E ARe v.t()RMIN'OM IT; AMal.,fR, ~ ll)ST 6 1VS lt\f. A GOOD f ~ST STAR P!RFoA.MAMCE. TUMBLEWEEDS AH!ANOTllER by Tom K. Ryan FOR Wf\Q KNOWS WHEN THE SANP-t",---r----._---, MAN IM'I ~RIN6 ANOIHER GUEST I rM PEYELOP/Nt; l'EPCHAMl'ER UNPE'R WA'/! GO<XI LA!I! MUTI AND JEFF FIGMENTS I j ; -"''! 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DICK TRACY DOOLEY'S WORLD SALLY BANANAS I I l • ' Gee,oN<>MaToPeia M<iN,YO<J 'R< <IGRl!IT ""'p '"' TH~ NtVtR e~lfllG ftGMT dGilN~T CR:l,.,C, &llTT~-JI Ye~!' GOilDO MOON MUWNS ., ... ___ ... --- ANIMAL-CRACKERS by Chattes M. Schulz IF l'M 60IN6 TO l.L.IOR:K AT Nl6HT, l'M 601NG l0 HAVE 10 HAVE AN IN~ SIVDIO- by Harold Le Doux l w;H ill3HJ.i90L }13HH10 3/\VH VNN09 l (]f'N no.i.. ')QW J.i9 1 H3KM j')Q;.¥. J.X~ ?HV9 ~ nun ,"}115 V l$Oil 09V':>IHO QI. 9N~ aQ 11J 'S3J.. • 'J!M G~D TMAT WAS A~l ~Tl<:AIGHTi.NEO OIAT, MA;:CIA _ J <Q • rrilfor I J ~ ,_o by Men ME. TOO. ~ 6000 '!O Bl! BAGI<' AT THI< etr:'INK OF HOSTll.ITlf.$. by R09er lradfl.W -Au IN 1111 .«WLY• 1S ON 'R>NIGHT , I By Charlff Barsotti • • .i I " by Gus ~rrlola ; ·I by Ferd Johnson " .. SEE? IT1S EASY W~EN YOlJ KNOW HOW ... " . by R09er Ballen IOll DO 400 '™5QIJ Will A COf.lFl!lMED BOLL'/? THE GIRLS "Wbat tltty don't tell yoa aiboat tbele time-uvlag 1ppU- aaces U the time you save ii ued ap ckutnc tbtm." 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The DAILY Pl LOT 111umo1 lloblllty for tho first Incorrect ln1e rtion only. .-. ---_____ .-. .-. -----General General General Wesley N. TAYLOR CO. Duplex Ca.stle In Old Corona Del Mar _,..... ][e ][ """"'"'"' l~ General General BACK BAY TRADITIONAL Spacious traditional hame al 2245 Irvine Ave., OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION, Sat. & Sun. 1·5 P.M. Heavy shak e roof, paneling, turned posts, all add. to the traditional beauty of this view home . 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, \Vith wet bar; office or den separate from main house. Pool in en· closed yard. Priced to sell al $68,500 & owner will finance! DUPLEX, SOUTH OF HWY. -BLUFFS-' Lh·;o~,00i'~!IN ~i~!~ious I ' NEW TRIPLEXES . & DUPLEXES IN COSTA MESA 80 / INT EREST /0 AVAILABLE ON CONTRACTS Open Daily Placentia Ave. at Wil son ORANGE COUNTY APARTMENT EXCL USIVE AGENTS, 547-6791 \Yell located Corona de! h-1ar duplex. close to swimming & shopping. Fireplace in each unit, plus shag carpets, dens & completely equipped kitchens. A great value at $82,000. BLUFF::i. NCI\' Spanish till' C'nll'~. ll\'1\1 t'Hrp('IS & I cl1"111)('s, ple~sanl firC'pln<.1.". largl' ho111ey kilchC'n. '.! bedroon1s, 21:1 baths. right· on lhe lovrly Gr('enb(>lt. One 1 • _ _.. .. .._,.....,...,...,...,...,...,~,...!!!!'l"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I of the best! $62,500. Gori=neral G eneral SPECTACULAR VIEW 644-7270 -'-'-B-OA_T_LA_N-DING LOVE Fantastic duplex built by Kilcoyne for his bride Kathleen. Great merrymaking in com- bined cooking, eating, drinking and lounging area centered around massive wet bar in large family room . The master su.ite and balcony overlook a private Spanish court- yard. Built like a fortress \vith beams, wrou ght iron , oak, 3 roaring fireplaces and a mez- zanine library in Lhe 2 bedroom, 2 bath ma in residence. A 2 bedroom, l batb income unit. Come See; $149.500 608 MARGUERITE AVENUE, CORONA DEL MAR OPEN SAT. & SUN." 1-5:30 . WATE RFRONT RESIOENCE -$140,000 EX CLUSIVE LINDA ISLE-$195,000 Includes the land ~ View of chann el, ocean Beautiful near-new bayfiont home. ~h & sunsets. 4 Bdrms, formal DR, large !iv-ceilings, open spacious feeling for taking ing rm with firepl ace & lge wet bar. Spa-advantage of water view. Prof. decorated in cious master BR suite. Great patio on water warm smart colors. 4 Bdrms, library, play side, private boat dock. Ample priv pkng. rm, 51h ba, pier/dock. Security Gate. 6 BALBOA COVES OPEN SUN. 1·5 :30 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 SPECTACU LAR OCEAN VIEW-$119,500 IRV INE TERRACE-$189,500 Breathtaking! One-Story Spj•glass residence Beautiful view of lights, ocean & Catalina. consisting of 4 generous size bdrm.s , !am Call today lo see this lovely 4 bedroom (2 nn & formal dinin ~ nn . Beautiful lush mslr stes) home. FR, dining area, den w/ cptng, 21h baths & tile roof. Rm for pool. wel bar, 41h baths, pool & 3-car garage. 15 POINT SUR DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 Approx. 4200 sq. It. of living area. DOVER SHORES-$225,000 BIG CANYON COUNT RY CLUB This elegant 5 BR, 4\1, bath home of top A beautiful approach to a beautiful Palos qual. construction has amenities seldom Verdes stone & stucco 4 BR home on cul-de- !ound. Luxury cptng & drapes, marble frpl , sac st in a choice location. View of area marble halls, huge mstr suite w/jacuzzi pool & golf course. Purchase price includes dee. & steam shwr. Storage galore. On FEE land. orator perfect furniture & furnishings thru· 1331 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT. 1·5:30 out. Brand new·& most tasU!fully furnished. SPYGLASS HILL-$l2S,OOO Won 't last! Complete for $159,600 Enjoy that feeling of owning a brand NEW I CHERRY HILLS LN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 11ome ! Popular plan by Lusk, spacious rms INVESTORS & lge yard. 4 Bdrms, FR, DR & huge rum-\Ve have a few select investment properties pus rm (could be 2 bdrms). 3-car gar. Fee priced from $162,950 for 13 units to $1,500,000 7 TWIN LAKES ClRC. SAT/SUN 1·5 :30 for a shopping cenU!r. Office Open Saturday & Sunday "Our 28th Yeor" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors "Overlooking Big Col'!yon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. • 644-4910 General Gener ii ON LY $25,950 ... .ror thi111 3 BR. 2 BA, huge 20':<22' rumpus rm .• nP."' crpts. CIOS(' to Estancia High. Priced under ma rket. BACK BAY DUPLEX 2 BR units, dbl de!. gar, on large 71'xl00' lot in country 11.!mosphere. Priced right al $39 ,950. BEAC H DU~ Exterior newly paJ ed. 3 BR • 2 BR, units, lrepl, dbl , gar. In process or comp In· , terlor decorating. Best buy on the beach. $76,500 I 1797 0...ng<, C.M. 642-tm - Gener•I .C.F. C.Olesworthy & C.0.-Realtors DISTINCTIVE HOMES -.. BLUFFS VIEW CONDO It's bright, spacious & airy. Upgraded carpets & decorator drapes lhruout. Forever view of the bay. 3 Bedrooms, 2'h baths, large built-In kitchen & formal dining room. Immediate oc- cupancy for the.right buyer. Reduced $7,000 this week -now ................ $72,500. ESTATE SALE • BAYCREST Super value at $89,500. Custom built with loads ol extras. Storage galore, hardwood £Joors, basement, separate service porch, de- tached bonus room for 'vorkshop & home olfice. 3 Bedrooms, 2'h baths. All electric kit, chenb Including built· in relrlgerotor /freezer, plus reakfast room. Ca\l lor app't. Gttneral 6%% LOAN Auumable by anyone re- gardtcss ot age. race or ci'l"ed. Payments on this loon of $18,800. only $164. a 1non!h P.T.T.I. Oh yes. the h<11lle is a 2 bedroo111 + frun· !ty room \VTI.h firepl. Md nel'ds a bit of paint and TLC. $25,500. Newport II F1lrvltw 446-1111 (1nytlmt) .. 4 BEDROOM. 2 baths. double garage. Best of lcrms. * CO~fMERClAL ZONE . 2 ··r=r21 NOOMI NIUM ON POOi: C, f; COLESWORTHY !';.~"..,;'~.:'.""-home, ... And a magnificent home on Galatea Ter· race in exclusive Irvine Terrace. 3 large bed rooms & baths, formal dining room, den with open beam ceiling; pool & poolside lanai. A simply elegant borne, beautifully decorated. Every conceivable built-in feature from a complete electrical security system to 3 ovens in the gourmet kitchen. $186,800 -Shown by app't. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E. Coast Hwy.", Corona del Mar "'Selling Real Estate in Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 General General -OELUXE- COM DUPLEX Just remodeled front unit \Vi\h that RUSTrC FEEL- ING. P;rneled living roo111, brick fireplace. 3 Bedrootn~. upgraded carpets & \\'allpaj)C'r. N~· rear upper unit \\'/trl'<'·IOp vie\\·, open beam ccilini::s 2 bedroon1s includin~ O\"C'rsizC'd 1naSlC'r suite. OnC' of Corona fll•I ritar's n'°"' ('haJ·111in~ rwop- e1·1ies localNI nC'xt to the city park. Sl1i,500. 644-7270 -WATERFRONT- CONOOMINIUM This lovely 2·story end wiit has evei'}'lhing -even a BOAT SLIP. Ultra modern kitchen v.rith all n e v.• builtins. Attractive stone fh'f!place, 2 BMrooms. 2~~ Baths. SUNDECK overlook· ing the v.·ater. All this can be )'OUl'S for $86,500. 644-7270 CORONA DEL MAR -OUPLEX- Beautiful 1,1::iti-: 2 l)('droom. open beam <.'<'ilings \\'ith "!j~li!'ll chnrn1ine; brick fireplace . 't bu.iltin kilC'hen in this front THE BLUFFS Let me show you this charming couple home, professionally decorated. Don't wait! See today ! $63,500. Muriel Barr. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1.0 Come to 18691 PORTOF1NO, Turtle Rock Hills. See a super 4 BR. & fam. rm. "Presi- dent" home, only $89,500 incl. land & par· oramic view. Wray. THE BLUFFS BEST BUY I .. X" is th.is super floor plan. One yr. old condo is being offered for $69,500 INCL. LAND! 3 BR's, 212 ba., lam. rm.; 1800 sq. ft. Call Toni Escobar. BALBOA ISLE BAYFRONT Large home, 2 lots. Pier & fl oat. 5 BR., den, bonus playroom, 5 ba. Sandy beach. Move in for summer~ Excellent financing. $317,000. Ru ss Flynn. CAMEO SHORE S Ocean view. Very large living room & mast~r bdrm. w/beautiful parquet floors, beamed c e i 1 in gs , 4 bdrms., 3 baths. $115,000. Carol Tatum. GREAT. FOR SMA LL KIDS JUST LISTED, 4 bdrm., 212 bath home on large lot at cul·de·sac street end. Near elem. school & park. $85,950. Howard Wells. OWNER MUST SELL Elegant 2-story home in Dover Shores. 4 BR's., fam . rm.; incredible day & night view. Owner w/consider all reasonable offers. $139,500. Cathryn Tennille. COZV COTT AG E Private Bayshorcs area with 2 swimming beaches. 2 Bdrm. home w/guest suite. Love• ly brick patio & plantings. $49,500. RE.SIOENTIAL LOT Fifty feet of bayfrontage wilh fee title & some subordination. Price $4 ,000 per foot. E. Vreeland. NEW EMERALD BAY LISTING S Years new! Spacious Spanish home w/4 BR's., sauna, den & wet bar. Beaut. view of ocean & mountains. A great home for $295,000. Call Pat Hug. 133-0700 644-2430 ··--Coldwall,Banlcer ~ 550 NEWPORT CENTER OR., N.B. unit. JUST BElNG CO!\l· PLETED, so ~·ou can pick your own colors n n d ~arpcts. 3 Bedrootn, 2 bath, ~fireplace, built in kitchen. Best location in Old C.orona del ?-.far, $95,500. 644-7270 -CONOO- IN THE BLUFFS C 0 MPLETELY upgraded CONDO. Tv.·o story, 4 Bedrooms. · 3 baths, brick tireplace, large country kitchen. Close to everything • pool, tennls, club, shop. ping & schOOls. $54.950 . 644-7270 SOUTH OF HIGHWAY COM Lo\·eiy 2 bedroon1 home on comer lot "ith apartment over garage. PirC('d right at $79.500. and O\vner will car· ry ss-;, inf. -OPEN HOUSES- UPLEX -3 BR & 2 BR· 400 .rasmine. CdM. $127,500. Silt & Sun l·J. DUPLEX ·2BR&JBR· 423 Narcissus, CdM. $95,500. Sun 1·5. CONDO • 502 Avenida Lucia, BluUs, N.B. $62.500. Sun 1·5. When you li't with UI, YOUR HOME it advertiHCf in Home · for Living ma ge- zine in mor• tha n 900 areas-and cus- tomer' a re t ent to y o u "' i:.eferral' from our over 770 offlllotu of NMLS. 2821 E. CoHI Hiwoy Co rona dtl Mar Fast Possession Desperate! Mesa Verde View $67,900 The most or the best in this lnn:c hldck>n 2-story high on I\ hill OVf'tlooklng Hun· Ungton Beach -S e c Catalina on a cleat day and dazzling light!! at nitP. .i t.roroom!I · large fan1Uy 1w1n · \\'t't bur • h1rge C'O\'t'nxl p:itto nnd cli'<'k . Cull 546-2313 for apppintrnrnt. lmott new 1 ~I bR., 2 hclrm., Roy McCardle Rt1ltor crpt/drps. Prlv. p n t i o . 648 0020 C •1 -· ~:: "-:;~;~\;.o;; •. 11~~: - 1810 NM't~d , .. · I.or Action ••• Call 642-5678 ':" . eant 123,SIO. 4686 Madrid WE HAVE RENTALS ;:;84&-::....:ll::;El5;;.· -----·!!!!!!!!!!!!...,!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,,;m•""'!!!!!!!!!!!!"" Clus!fll'<L AOS ... 64W671 ----------------1 "----'- ; • + WORK SHOP Land your hoal in lhe back ynrd of th is Ne y.•port Heights cozy co l t a g c cham1er a l a ridiculously 10\.\' price "·ith E·Z terms. Just listed. 646-7TIJ open eves, 2043 \\'('stcliff Dr. nnd a little paint \\ill mak~ this 4 bedroom home a ca~· 11l'. Electric built.in, y.•all· to-v.·a!l carpels and a rock 001 lOnl pric~ at $2),500, Dial 963-6767 now. Wa lker &Lee Jlfltl llTAll MACNAB IRVINE _______ ... ______ _ FINER HOMES BREATHTAKING BIG CANYON Beautiful custom Broadmoor home. 3 BR (2 n1aster suites). Handsome pool of un- usual design. Sep. jacuzzi. $169,500. OPEN SAT. SUN. 1·5 p.m. #41 Royal St. George. (H191 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Beautifully decorated -4 BR's -custom drapes -deeJ) soft sauteme shag -pro- fessionally landscaped. A MUST SEE AT $75,900. Lois Egan 644--6200. (H20 ) OUTSTANDING VIEW - DOVER SHORES Superb 5 BR, 512 bath home. Expansive formal living & dining rooms, study, FR, billiard room, separate breakfast room & children's playroom. Large swimming pool. Fee simple. Harriet Perry 642-8235. (H21 ) 2'12 ACRE RANCH ESTATE 2'h yr. old custom 3 BR home w/air condi- tioning. Stables & rings. Approx. 4300 sq. ft. of gracious Living. $195,000. Tom Queen 644--6200. (H22 1 EXECUTIVE ABODE Highly customized Bluff Condominium - extra lg. LR w/lg. custom fireplace. Mag. nificent Upper Bay VIEW! $89 .500. Jack Custer 642-8235. (H23) PANORAM)C VIEW 'of 18th fairway in Big Canyon. Vastly up- graded Monaco condominium. Reduced lo $149 .000. Barbara Gotha rd 642-8235. OPEN 3-5 p.m. SAT. & SUN. 6 Rue Verte. (H24) LINDA IS LE -FIRST SHOW ING Custom home by Rulon Hodges, designed by Herb Brownell. Paneled LR, DR & FR. Lg. master suite w/!ireplace & dressing room .• 2 family size BR's & large work room. $255,000. Evelyn Gray 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. #65 Linda Isle. (H25) , PRETTY AS A PICTURE Lovely 4 BR executive home, elaborate lo-maintenance landscaping. Spanish cus- tom interior. Across street from park & pools. Reduced to $69.900. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. (H26) DOVER SHOR ES ·Immaculate, lovely 4 BR , 3 balh home. S'vce ping view! $145.000. Gladys Russell 642-8235. OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1·5 p.m. 1238 Polaris. (H27) SOM ETHING NEW-SOMETHING NICE Big Canyon condominium -2 BR's, 2 baths + FR. f pls.. drps .. professionally land caped. $85,000 or lease at $700/mo. Billie Mattson 644--6200. OPEN SAT. & SU N. 1·5 p.m. #10 Rue Chateau Royal. (H28) CUSTOM VIEW LOT -BIG CAN YON ll Private community -160' overlooking golf course. $80,000. Laszlo Sharkany ~. (H29) Irvine Moc~···'"'"" ... u,eom .. ., • 101 Dover Orl'4'e 142·1235 114' M•oArlhur M4·t2oo ' . ( \ I DAILV PILOT -..... ~. J~[ -. ... ,... l~ [ _..... J~[ _.... I~ I -· ... l~I -·-I~ I -·-I~ I -"'.. I~! _, .... V-ral Half gone in half a year and the rest will not last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport Beach development of condominium homes, built·in clusters around handsome courtyards. Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of luxur~ comfort, convenience and quality construction. Sundecks. fireplace, wet-bar, elegant Master Suite, Sun·Litec kit chen, private en closed double garage. Recreational facilities include heated swimming pool, lighted tennis court s. sauna, therapy pool. All exterior building and grounds maintenance provided. SaUsfy your curiosity-see Newport Crest today! .J..ro, Thr .. , and Fow Bedroom Condominium Homes Gener•I Gener el * OPEN HOMES * SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR TOP VALUE 316 ALVARADO PLACE -BALBOA PENN. Exceptionally nice home near bay and ocean. Sun. 1-5. $52,950. 2612 LIGHTHOUSE-HARBOR VIEW HILLS Splendid Broadmoor 4 BR Fam Rm -494,500 Av ailable immediately. Sat-Sun 1-5. 2912 Al TA VISTA-EASTBLUFF Lowest Price in area1 $59,500 -Nice 4 BR, Fam Rm home -Immediate occupancy availab1c. Daily 1·5. 4545 TREMONT~AMEO SHORES Pool, great view. private beaches. 4 BR beauty. Sun 1-5. $119,000. 1821 TAHUNA.:_IRVINE TERRACE #2 Lovely custom 3 BR and maids suite, with bay a nd ocean view, formal din. rm. Sun 1·5. $127,000. 1201 SURFLINE-HARBOR VIEW HILLS Exceptional view of the ocean and harbor from this Broadmoor 4 BR beauty. Sun 1-5. 4721 DORCHESTER~AMEO HIGHLANDS Wide ocean view -private beaches, top con· dition 4 BR home with lovely landscaping. Sat. Sun 1·5. $82,500. SALESMEN-We're a good groop ; friendly, helpful and cooperative. Maybe you would like to join us. No Broker competition. PLEASE CALL 675-3000 ~-•111111-- from $62,995 !£,.;.,... General General I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Financing Available at 73/4 °/o * From Pacific Coast Highway and Superior Avenue (Balboa Blvd.), drive up Superior to ·nconderoga, and directly to Newport Crest Information Centu Te lephone: 1714) b4S.6141 Si!les Office open dally 10-..m. lo sun5el * Typical COll\'t'ntional financing of 30 year loan: Cash JJr ice of Plan 1 S62,995; d0\\'11 payment $12,695; 360 n1onthly µaynicnts uf $361.00 (prin· cipal & lnl<'rt•s tl al 8~ ~; ,\N~UAL PERCENT· AGE J:ATE:. EXECUTIVES!! La1t of the Outstanding La Cuesta By the Sea Homes from $52, 900 Conventional Financing including land cost Minimum Mov ... ln $9000 24 Cus tom built homes in a separate walled neighborhood .. Boat and recreational vehicle sized lots. % Mile to Pacific Ocean and Huntington State Beach. Prestige ex- teriors with shake and J..lission tile roofs. Superb amenities include auto garage door openers, continuous cleaning ovens, trash compactors and many other extras. lh Mile to 20 Mile Bike Trail. Models Loc•ted at Brookhurst & Atlanta, Huntington Beach For Further Information c.11 %8-2929 or 9'2-1371 ---------------~ .....,..Crnllt1,..ttolP.iBc:N.C.W.C.. • L!ln=-11~H.a..,..c...,....-.a-.a1~ -.:::::: 1 ..;.G~•-n•;..r-'o"-1 ------· _G;.•;..ne=r;:;•;._l ______ 1 Gener el General TRIPLEX-464 SEAWARD RD . Quiet, tree lined CdM street. Three 2·bd.nns., perfect cond. $95,500. Open Sat./Sun. 1-S. WANT TO HAVE A PARTY? Great home for friends or a family that Joves their home. 4 Bdrms., dining rm., family rm., pool plus jacuzzi. Add the great view & you have everything ! $89,000 BU SANDCASTLE, CdM OPEN SUN . 1-5 Gener•1 "BY THE SEA, BY THE SEA" There's a 4 bedroom, 3 bath beach house just waiting for you! 2 fireplaces, open beams, huge family or billiard room. Room for boat or camper. Steps to the water. Fantastic at $79,900. Assumable GI loan. Call now ! "EARLY BLUFFS" With lowest leasehold available makes for easy monthly payments. One of a kind pri· vate patio enclosed on loveiy greenbelt must be seen. 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths. Open beam ceilings throughout house. Sky· lights. Many more p1usses. Priced for quick sale. "COASTLINE FOREST" One of a kind! Rustic 3 bedroom, 2 bath charmer on a huge tree shaded lot overlook· ing the Dana Marina. Cathedral beams, mas· sive fireplace plus separate guest cottage. Spectacular view. Priced by flexible owner at $198,500. Owner financing. Trades OK! "OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY" 3 secluded patios enhance this 3 bedroom, 3 bath Mediterranean style residence in Mon- arch Bay. Owner will consider lease option. Immediate possession at $94,500. "MONARCH BAY TERRACE" Cre8.tive elegance overlooking the Pacific. Redwood & glass. Post & beam construction. J.fexican tiled gallery. Wet bar. Decorative grills. Unexpected interior gardens. 2 t.Jge master suites. Second level for extra bed.- rooms or recreation. Gourmet kitchen in- cludes walk·in pantry, butler's pantry, is· land cooking surface, double ovens, break- fast area. Panoramic views • from every room. $3101000. "DRAMATIC DESIGN" Perfect home for entertaining & family liv- ing. Built for .. famous personality. Excellent location on tip of Lido double lot. 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, vaultl!l:I ceiling in 36' Jiving room, spacious family room, exceptional. _master bedroom suite with 2 dressing rooms. Dinihg overlooks lush center courtyard. Maid's quarters. Unbelievable storage & built-in ar- chitectural features. Impossible to duplicate at this price. $179,500. GRUBB & ELLIS CO. Realtars 675-7080 2163 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del M•r G.ner1I General THE BLUFFS-CONDO OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 2657 VISTA ORNADA 3 !ldrms., family room. 21!. baths; 2 frplcs . Walk into a world of Olde England; beauti- ful wood paneling, bookcases & oak stairway . . . even the kitchen has that olde world charm! Plush carpets & tile compliment the interior decor. Private encl. patio with raised wood deck for summer entertainment. Lo- cated on greenbel t wi th view of bay from upper & lower deck s. A new offering $87,500. SCENIC PROPERTIES 67S-5n6 O.ntral 0-.r•I Gener•I ------1;;;::-.v:::. ;::. .:yr;::. -v -.1 CUSTOM IUILT • a:£YltV• awrv <LU. Lovely t.'uslOni bu.lit fanilly p. l5t ~ & j home near Ba¥cttst Area. t ff 'l ~ ... ;~ "ei"~~·;.! e e arre ea t'I ', cl~~. 3 Ba.thl. l\futer Suite baa bullt-tn sewing l. cen\('r and adjoining den. prejen~ Living Room hu corner fireplace, larae family room "1th din••• ,,.., • 1 u • THREE-FOURTHS NEW -DUPLEX brealdut bar, Orana:e tree11 and fruit trees thrive 1n the CORONA DEL MAR-Just finished, cheery patio and yard. Priced at and sunny and perfectly adorable. Spacious ~'5 Call COLWELL new 2 bedro0m unit up and quiet private CLOSE TO NEWPORT 'HEIGHTS Cule and roomy 1 bedroom Home. Va luable e o r n er pan-el. Close ht 17th Stn!et shopping. Nov.· rented for $1 30.00 per 1nonth. Full price of S2l,9JO. HURRY! Call COL\VELL 646--055.5 DUPLEX· EASTSIDE COSTA MESA I bedroom and convertible den unit + 2'AI • car garage down. Cozy paUo, laundry and , storage room. $85,000. , COMFY COTTAGE NICE NEWPORT HEIGHTS NEIGHBOR· HOOD-Convenient to schools-4 bedrooms and large family room with paneling and used brick fireplace, builtin kitchen, en- closed yard_,,ven dog door for Fido. $51,500. VACANT AND READY WESTCLIFF-Move right into this lovely 4 bedroom home. Roo1ny-dining room and family room. Job change took owners away, • now you can be in for new school year. $79,500., or lease option. 1506 Lincoln Lone, N.B. Open Sot & Sun 1.J Home and Ineome P l111! ! 'rv."O 2 Bedroom homes. Ex· cellent condition. \Valk to shopping. Heated a n d tillered pool, plenty of trees and shrubs. For the PLUS. SEEING Is e nulSt! Otfered for $59,500. Call C'OLWElL REDUCED TO $35,500. -· ASSUME FHA LOAN Almost new profeuionally iandscaped l bedroom home. AU electric built-in kitchen, family room and completely enclowd backyard. Showa loll of T.L.C. U you're look· ir'€ for something real special ln a high demand MESA DEL MAR-4 Bedrooms and family room. A good buy for a family wishing to be -near schools and shops_ O'vner ready to move now! 895 Sonoro, Cost• MH• Open Sot 1-5/Sun 2-6 · J Office Open S•turday1 & Sund•y• PETE BARRETT REAL T)' 1605 WHtcliff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 area of Huntington Beach, Gene I you've found It in this beau-1 ;;;;;;;r;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ty. 1<6,"I'· Call COLWELL I' 646-0006 SOI HAZEL, CdM Open Sot/Svn 2.5 Ocean View, brand new, 5 BR, eustorn built. 1'fany uni- que lealUJ"et>. 411 Hazel, CdM Open Sot /Sun 2-5 Nev.•ly con1pleted 3 BR. overlooking ocean in old Corona del 1'1Ar . Duplex 121 2 BR llnits + guest. Professionally decorated. $91.000. Drive by 7U Iris. 510 Nercis1u1, CdM Lo\'e triplex on~· lot. Chonnet Reef VIEW • 2 Bil. luxury Apt. $700 per mo. lease. NEW LISTING EASTSIDE C.M. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 of;nJa !Jtil PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Linde Isle Wiiterf;ont Custom 4-bdrm., 4;, bath home on lagoon. Fullr. equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room, billiard room ...... '24S,000 Lind• Isle Woterfront Lovely 4 bdrm., 4;, ba. home with swim- ming poOl, pier & slip, panoramic view of main channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal dining & living rm. $275,000. Linda Isle W1terfront Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with "iew of main channel. Soft colors, rich wood panel· ing &. 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel· in g. \\'"aterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, sitting area, view decks, swiming pool with jacuzzi .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '295,000. 1 For Complete Information ' On All HomH & Lots, Please Call: llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR :141 Boyolde Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 General Gener•I BEST IN BLUFFS JACUZZI • 3 BR. • IA Y VIEW ~~ ~ml m~~ THE BEST IN THE BLUFFS 6 Custom units. top income, tax shelter & appreciation. Better than new condition . $230,000. Call to see 2045 WESTMINSTER General General Large rumpus room , boat 1 cc.;.;...;.;..;.. ______ I '-'--'---'-------gate to large yard, fruit Submit Your Terms A 11ume 514°!. Lo..n trees, 3 BR I» BA, living E N D U N I T , nearly new, spectacular "Trina", tremendously upgraded, with lge. $5,000 jacuzzi, in priv., encl. side patio. LC>- c~t'1<1 on lovely wide greenbelt with bay view. $79,500. Townhomes from $24,995 Check the vatue you get for your dollar • Paneled Fireplaces • lndlvktual Enclosed Garages • Private Palio1 or Decks ct Orange Coast 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 4841 Choice 4-Plex-Naw Immaculate 4 bdrm with rm, large Family kilch, All new 4-plex held vacant fnmily rm. fireplace. Dining freo!bly peinttld Inside & for first owner tax benefits. rm, built-ins &: dishwasher. out See this before )'OU buy. Owner gys submit your Patio. Near schools. $l3,2SO. e ANYTIME e terms and ideas. ~1any brk ~TIA'nORBELL ""'3921 or Eva S...9416 tinanclng methods 11.vallable and owner will trade. Pric-REAL EsrATE SALES ed at only $80,00'.J -Call Red Pros or part·tlme ...-, wi..· • Two or Three Bedrooms • Two Baths Carpet, Realtors, 645-8080 ,.-·-•JJ l '!'!!!!!!!!!!!"""'""""""''""""'~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I {open evenings). not earn the highest comm. General Gener•I sp1it in the state? eon. Lachenmyer Re.1 ltor • Pool, Recreation Building & Barbecues Ttte M1ln AHr1cllon I• •I th• comer of Mein ltrut end MtcArthur Blvd. In S•nt• An•, n••' the J•nctlon of lh• Newport .nd S•n Di.to FNeWay•. C811 551·1510 or 645·1260 TOPS !! CHUCK EVERETT Tops in Sales and Listings S o I d for the month of August at COATS & WAL- LACE was CHUCK EVERETI' with ove r a quarter-of·a- 1nillion dollars in sales. \VOW!! lie can help you too. If you have Real Es-_ tate needs. just call CHUCK, h e ' s al· \vays available to serve you. LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. family rm., or 5 bdrms., with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec- tacular view ! \Vaterfront Jiving rm. with step-down wet bar. Pier & flo at. $275,000. * * * * LOVELY custom 5 bdrm., 3 ba., Lido Nord, on spacious 40 ft. lot. Pier & slip. Adjacent Jot also avail. for sale. '295,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy1lde Dr., .suite 1, N.B. 675'-4161 Goner al 4 IDRM - $26,500 Can't beat this combination ~·!th large b('drooms, 2 baths, bullt·in kitchen, dou- ble car gRrage, ,.., I \V carpets It drapes. Setler rhe<=k thilii one out TODAY. 646-7711, open eve11, 2043 Westclltf Dr. General HOME PLUS INCOME 1_0.--__ .1~~~-'G_._n•_ .. _1~~~-i~=W=a=!k=.~=l=.~=·~=e=e~ VACANT II SELLER WANTS POOL .. JACUZZI ~~~ $32,900. OUT NOW! REDUCED $5,0oo SMALL HOME, 'alt 10 >tuina. brand nc~· i .. ~· h TO SELLI BIG LOT! · plu..ti MUl"'''" lhf\.111ut. rvutt' 1111(' 1";:fan~ ~ ~movr How Sv.~t It l!!I Stiller $25,toO • try kit<.nPn hT111 itll 1rn· JalfS'! ' ~;~~~~J'· c11.rr:ts 1 bl~k n'IOrlvnt("li 10 lK'll 1 h1 1 Oldet house with huge lot ~· roar 1~i.: !1 n>11la_l~' 1 10 i:chool and .111hophtng. Con-henutUully decorated P.teu c'°oo"td1,_ ,!!~1a•Mpart•,.""'loc""ad~". ~ ...,amfd t~ilulJ{r in liv. 1 vtnirnHy IOC81ed for · beach \1trdt 3 br. 2 ba ho1ne. '"'" .....,. "" -mom, ,I"''' hui:r h!>1I-& f1-eC"Nay. 1fove in tor lo"' l..o11d.111 of brick deeldnti Prlocd to KO fa111. CRll ~ rooma. l 'l.lllty h.<i.ths. 11 l d~·n or iu1gume f'Xltling VA around the pool k Jacta:il. carpet Realtors, &45--8080 carq4!. Nu 1~·n \',\ 1<'rruic. loan. e.;1.ced al S32.950. ~t-Thl.111 I!! n decaraton dreAm fopcn ewnlng11) Impeet IOda), 11ut1ml1 yuurl fl)r hu~y! 842-251"'1, • ,n.1 only $75,000. Call lm· ~ ani: O'IO\"e" In 111.11. Bk:r Of'ffl TIL.,. l1'S f.UN 10 Bi NICE' mMJntrly on thl11 one -Red With Pool $32,SOO '-"''TW •'I~ l'lf'XUl111h• for ·1111.1 Cru'pel. ~al Ion, 66-80tJI' Paric like yard. Sharp 4 bdrm. 111114". BKR 9S-6$11. Copen evenings). Family rm, tlreplt1.C('. Dln- lr• 1 tnem... •• •II )'OUr Don't irtw up the iblpl lnC rm, iu built Int. ~ove Need a "Pad'"!' Prace an ad? fjdentially call For that item Undtr $50, try the Penny Plncher. Call 642-5678. J. Carey Rltn. 646-7414 Gener•I General GeMral \ HARBOR VIEW HOMES ONE-OF·A-KIND MONTEGO 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining, creative decor. You'll Jove the landscaping. Immediate move in. Price reduced to $74,500. BRING YOUR SWIMSUIT ... when you move into this immaculate 4 Bdrm1 tamby room Harbor View Horne-next to commuruty pool & park. Includes: Wetbar1 2 fireplaces, w/w shag & many other extras. SUbtmt your terms. $11,500. 1877 Port Taggart Pl., N.B. Drive by. PERl'ECT ltlNTAL Monac<>-2 Bdrm & den, well decorated, sbows Ute a model home. Vacant-move right in at $UO. per mo. ' HARBOR VIEW JJOMES REALTY ' NEWPORT IEACH 833-0780 INl'ORMATION ON OTHllt HOMES AVAILABLE •~ with ._, 111t Dally "Ust" ·It In clusUlf.d, Ship , 1n condition. Bric: 540-1120. Pilot 01-. ~ to Shore ResultJI 64Hm§. TARBELL j ... __________ ""' ___________ _ I l NEW DOLORES 3 IDRM., 21/1 IATH END UNIT. Just completed, in the beauti- ful "Homes On The Bay," with the very lat- est kitchen, elec. cookware top, dbl. self- clean. oven, Trashmasher, eating area. Beaut., neutral Karastan carpt'g. Wrap-' around patio, on wide greenbelt. Asking $73,500. EARLY BLUFFS, fabulous view. Lovely 3 bdrm., 2¥.i ba., on elevated lot. Low lease. $69,500. HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR BLUFFS SPECIALIST 644-0134 0.nerol · 11tlPLEX IALIOA • 3 BEDROOM, 2 -Bedroom. and I-Bedroom . Exterior just repainted. All k#el10rw wfttdn last year' Owner may carry lit Trust Deed. Offored tor 1$,00J. Coll COLWELL 646-0065. IAUOA !Si.AND Trtde ((I!' wm lease) 'bdnn: euttom, delwc:o comer So. Baytrmt OOme, for OCKn vtew, ~ home; 3 er 4 bctrn'I&, il'l Corona del Mar. •m.ooi TIUe -ASK Fl)ll Chester S.li1Mlry Brolcer , 67U9GO DISTltESS-SALEi HILPI IMMEDIATE POSSESIONll Huae •BR, 3 Ba ?dean Verde ~ will\ lnrge family room, wet bar, Jormal dln-ltia: rooriJ and beautiful night vlew. Owner Says sell 11t !hit reduced price. $61.900. Call Red Carpel,. R<Rltora, MS-8(8) (open ewnlnp). '· ASSUME FHA 51/4°/o North Costa Meu., bedrooma, 2 baths. CON DITIONED, wall wall carpellng lhruout. thl' builtb'IS and u BONUS you get the 0oua Boy·Pool al no addlt eo&t. Full prlee Ju1t $30,~ • co:Ts • · . WAL LAC ltEALTOJttl -.. 5i4146'44141- (0pon &:venl"fl) Assume VA Excellrnt CM rental local 4 Untts. (3 8R, 2 BA eacht · BtOll, CJ>tl, d.,,., pe.tio1. Dwner wantl a.le trade sn,900, c..u r. ~BAYCRIST * , ·oN A BUDGET LarRe 4 BR., 3 be . fan1 hom l? on a tre. well local 1 tot, Qwn('r lt ~eavlng to._.,, 1 A hllt priced the hOme, fir , Quick sale. $69, 750. CORBIN-MARTIN Re•ltor1 1 644-7 rut re1Ulta ars Ju.I 1 p fall IWAY • 6U-5f71. . • • I' l Neod A Dormitory? Th~s Jlt)UJl(t has hvo! Bo1h I \Vllh cl0&ets w~ defy )'Our 1 1 teen-age daughters to till! Pl u/i two niore bedroorns form!il tllni11g and rrunu,Y • roo1n, 2600 squiil'e fee l ol living! P1·h:ed at S45.000 for II fast sale. Call Red Carpet, Realtors, 546-$640. Like to Ttade? Our Trader's P~dise column is for you! 5 11nes, 5 days for $5. Call today .•. &12-5678 IRVINE TERR. Beaut. 4 bdrm. home, f11.mil)' r1n., new <."IU'perta; fee land. 186,500 r JONFS REALTY INC EStl!M6 l?f4) 173-e210 $17,'75 ·EACH 2 ON A LOT CHEAPIE 2 sharp Uttle houses on a large lot only blocks from the golf course and £11ta.ncia High. By appointment only. $35,950 (must buy both) Red Carpet, Real!ors 277 E. 17th St., ~. Open Even· lugs. Any day is the BEST UA Y to run an ad! Don't delay .. caU tocla.Y 642,.5678. • .. . .. G __ .,,.~r•-'~~~~~ ;G~·"";;;r•;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l,-G-•n_•_r•vYE1r.R1iM~OuNnTr-~1~G= .... :=:.:''~'~~~~.....:Ge::!!! .. ~r~·~1~~~~~l ···----·--·-EASTSIDE-$25,250 llAYCREST-I POOL HOME Lido !alt. 3 BR. 2 ba. ye.u·ly. * * * * * * C"..ood stlU'ter home for the $400 Mo. newlywed• or p I ea• ant Charming and sprawling'. 3 N'vt Bea~, 3 BR, 2 00· Un. FARM HOUSE t<t>t:irem~nl tiome for the BR. \I.1th tonnal dining tum. Y1ty. $325. H • c 11 olderweds. WaJk to shopping room, pool hOme located In er1tage 0 ec11·on t.!.~""'s..'t~i n~ai :.!!~ li9~. t~~ .. lt ·~n ~~~ % ACRE . REDUCED eves. 204.1 We!ltclilf Dr. one. Call ~ Carpet, $29,950 Realtors. ~ Copen eveningsJ. OLD FARM HOUSE Like to trad~'!' Our Trader's Rolling green lawns ru'ltl IN ~OSTA MESA YET; -Unusual property, Paradise column is Ior you' 11iately trees surround pie· 141 frontage x 107' depth with 3 car garage 5 lines 5 days tor 5 bucks. · tu res q u e Ver mo n 1 Two detached mu lti-purpose buildings and · farmhouse. Old wor l d old fashioned farn1 style 3 bedroom, 1700 sq. 1794 Kinglet Court (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1412 Seacrest Dr. (HVullills) CdM 675-6000 $94,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •1120 Goldenrod (HVuHills) CdM 675-6000 $79,500 (S un 1-5) charm ~nd architectw-e. ft. home. Don't mi ss the \Vine cellar! A steal Forn1al entry. Step down master sui1e with 5th bath. at $35.000 • nlay be only 10% down. CALL Man size dt.-n "'i rh rugged FOR COMPLETE DE TAILS 546-5880. beams. Maids quarters. 23· TAVERN KITCHEN with CHARMING TOWNHOUSE cathedral beams. Banquet O • formal dining. E 1egan 1 M ST POPULAR large 3 bedroom/dining French doors to secluded room model , patio, double garage, bltins, gn0en. paradise .. \Valier! clubhouse & 3 pools. Best of all, no yard patio \VJth outdoor fireplace \VOrk. Lowest priced big three at $24,300. and B.B.Q. RED BARN 2nd CAL L S40.1ISI DIRECTORY •2412 Vista Hogar (Blul!s) NB 675-6000 $54,950 (Sun 1-5) 5 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN story in-law 11.partment. 2 gu••t .,,, .... , an• covered ASSUMABLE LOAN 11 dance pavilllon overlooking •• magnlfke"' tree foo·m pool. LOOKING FOR A LOW INTEREST LOAN ? ""' .... Miidy illrect.ry whll yu .... wa lr1I •.,.. t• .............. All tH J.cetl .. lllte4 Ml•w .,. N- .crllMd 111 t tHt9t' detall lty ..twrtW ....... ,.111 ....,., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,...... ...... ,.. Mt .... h r Hie or t• ,_. ere ....... to lkt ,.. ,....,..,.. .. I• ,.,. c ........ frWor, htwd9J .......... . HOUSES FOR SALE I BEOROOM 316 Alvarado Pl. 1Balboa Penin) NB 675-3000 $52,950 (Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOMS 4684 Madrid, Huntington Harbour 846·1165 $23,850 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4282 Vale St. (Greentree) Irvine 833-9293 $35,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1574 East 'ocean Blvd. (Balboa) NB 546-23 13 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 436 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $87 ,500 2582 Arbor (Baycrest) NB 645-6500 $62,000 (Sun 1-5) (Sun 1·5) 2 BR & FAMILY RMOR OEN 408 Seville, Balboa Peninsula 673-5410 $63,500 (Sun 1·5) 1715 Port Abbey (HVuHomes) NB , 673-8550 $65,950 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 321 Kings Rd. (Clil! Haven) NB . 642·5200 $82,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1224 Essex Lane (Westcliff) NB 642·8235 $61 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 259 Ocean View (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 $64.900 (Sun 1·5) •624 Ramona (Irvine Terrace) CdM 644-6200 (Daily 1·5) # 10 Rue Chateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $85,000 (S at & SW! 1-5) 659 Bolsana, Laguna Portofino 675-7225 $115.000 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 1836 Port Wheeler Piace, Newport Beach 6447067 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 503 Playa tThe Bluffs) NB 644-1072 (Sot & Sun 12-5) 1941 Port Chelsea (HVuHomes) NB 645-6500 $63,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 213 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 675o650Q $108,s_QP (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS 909 Tiller Way (HVuHills) C<ill 644-2430 $89,500 (Sun 1·5) 311 Coral, Balboa l&land 644-2430 $145,000 (Sun 1-4) 426 Vista Suerte (The Bluffs) NB 644-2430 $63,500 (Sun 1-5) 338 Holmwood (Newport Heights) NB 675-5930 (Sun 1·5) 2030 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) NB 645-7062 (Sat & Sun) 464 Serra Way (Corona Hlds) CdM 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) ••44 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 6 Rue Verte (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & sun 3·5) 2646 Vista del Oro (Bluffs) NB 642o6200 $52,500 (Daily 1·5) 543 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beach 646-0555 $44 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 4831 Bt11ce Crescent (Lido Sands) NB 673-6210 $48,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 418 Hazel. Corona del Mar 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 428 Vista Parada (Bluffs) NB 645.(1500 $81 ,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 3,BR & FAMILY RMOR DEN 17332 Apel Lane, HW!tington Beach 846-4059 $45,900 (Sat & Sun 11-9) 1709 Oahu Place (Mesa Verd~). CM · 646-7417 $45,500 (Sat & sun 1·5) 3724 Compton, Orange 9611-49'11 532-4997 (Sun 12:30-4:30) • 1110 Kings Rd. (Cliffhaven) NB 642-5200 $73,500 (Sat & Stln 1·5) 1915 Pt. Wedbridge (HVuHomes) NB 675-5930 $78,000 . (Sun 1-5) 2.165 Greenbriar (College Park) CM 546-4141 (Sun 11-4) ••41 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 458 Ogle St., Costa Mesa 642-8235 $48,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •41 Royal St. George.(Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $t69,500 : (Sat & Sun 1-5) ••65 Linda lsle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 1132 While Sails Way, Corona del Mar 644-2951 (Sat & SUri I.fl) 96 11 Calendula, Westminster 531-8130 $32,950 . (Sun 11-5) 5132 Skinner, lrvine 883·338-0 $46,600 (Sat & SUn 1-5) 1982 Pt. Albans Place (HYuHomesr NB 644-7662 $?2,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) • 639 Bolsana, Laguna Portofino • 675-7225 $120,0l!O (Sat & Sun 2-5) 19431 DeVry (Turtle Rock) Irvine 5112-7500 $58,500 (Sat & SW! f·5) •5009 Bruce Crescen~ Newport Beach 646-3255 $49,900 (Sat· & Sun 1·5) S7r.!3rd St., Newport Beach 646-'3255 $58.950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ~71 Broadway, Costa Mesa · 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 612 St. James Place (Cllffhaven) NB 548-6310 $68,500 (8111L l·5) .. 4 BEOROOMS 1115 Oxford Lane (Weslcliff) NB 640-1151 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1014 Sea Lane (HVuHills) CdM 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 6 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 644-4910 $140,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 115 Abalone, Balboa Island 838-5440 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 1821 Tahuna (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) •4545 Tremont (Cameo Shorei ) CdM 575:3000 $119,000 (Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2006 Windward (Baycrest) NB 645o6500 $102,000 (Sun 1-5) •2761 Albatross (Mesa Verde) CM 546·6523 $56,500 (Sun 1 ·5) 2810 Serang (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $49,500 (Sun 1·5) 2850 Mesa Verde Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 .. (Sun 1·5) 1939 Sanderling Circle, Cosla Mesa 546-5880 $49,950 (Sat & Sun from 1) 5192 Chablis Circle (The Ranch) Irvine 551·2300 $48,500 (Daily) 3619 Surfview (HVuHills) CdM 644-2430 $129,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 18691 Portofino (Turtle Rock Hills) 644-2430 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 2319 Heather Lane, Newport Beach 646-7414 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2245 Irvine Ave. (Back Bay) NB 673-4400 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 895 Sonora (Mesa del Mar) CM 642-5200 $35,500 (Sat 1·5;-Sun 2-6) 1506 Lincoln Lane (Westcli{{) NB 642-5209 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 621 Michael Place (15th & Irvine) NB 642o6011 $62,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2015 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) NB 645-7500 (Sat & Sun lo6) 1300 Santanella (Irvine Terrace) CdM 673-82 10 . (Sat & Sun 1·5) 309 Cedar SI., (Newport Shores) NB 646-7767 673·9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 119 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 646·7767 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1992 Port Claridge (HVuHom~s) NB 675-7225 $76,500 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 3816 Keybay (Lusk HVuHills) CdM 675-7225 $98,500 (Sun 2-5) 17 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM 675-7225 $139,500 (Sat & Sun 2·5) 1964 Port Provence (HVuHomes) NB 675-7225 $73,000 (Sun 2·5) 882 Sandca>Ue (HVuHills) CdM 673-8550 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1238 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 15 Cypress Point Lane (Big Canyon) NB ' 642~235 (Sun 1-5) 2021 Aliso Costa Mesa 646-0555 $59,900 (Sat 1-51 7 Twin Lakes Circle (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-4910 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) **8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $19:1;000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 15 Pt Sur Dr. (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-4910 $119,500 (Daily 1-5:30) # l Cherry Hilts Lane (Bi~ Canyon CC) NB 644-4910 $159,500 (Sat & SUn 1-5:30) 1856 Pt. Charles (HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 20461 Upper Bay Dr. Santa Ana Heights 642-8235 $59,950 (SW! 1-5) 2424 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) NB 642-4589 · $49,900 (Sun 1·5) 1534 Antigua Way (Dover Shores) NB 644-2430 $139.500 (Sun 1-5) 1706 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 644-1662 $67,750 (Sat & ·sun 1-5) 5282 Skinner Irvine 833-3380 $47,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 19431 Sierra Santo Irvine 833-3380 $57,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2612 Lighthouse (HVuHills) CdM 675·3000 $94.500 (Sat & SW! 1·5) 2912 Alta Vista (Eastblu{{) NB 675-3000 $59,500 · (Sat & Sun· 1-5) 1201 Sutfline (HVuHills) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) 4721 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands) CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 194& Pt.'Dunleigh (HVuHomes) NB 644-soj)t) '89,llllO (Sun 1-6) 2701 Canary Costa Mesa 546-2313 · '67,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1801 Santiago Dr. Newport Beach 645-7221 (DaQv 1-5) 1600 ·Harrow Place Newport Beach 645-7221 . (Dally 1·5) 2538 Vi•ta Dr. (Bayshores) NB 67~-4400 . (Sun 1-5) ~1800 ~wport Hilfs Dr. E. NB . 522·7500 Si!'1 .500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1930 lrvlne Neivnort' Beach 646-~255 $5'1'..500 (Sit & Sun 14) 915 Tiller (HVuHlllsl CdM · 675-6009 $98,500 (Sal & Sun 1-6) •2406 Holiday (Back Bay) NB 540-1151 $68,500 (Sun 14:30) •4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) Ct!M 673-2222 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3728 Ocean Blvd. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $197,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •1368 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4521 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands). CdM 642-8235 $87,000 (Sun 1·5) 1953 Flamingo Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 646-0555 $59,950 (Sat & Sun 1:30-5 :30) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat 1-5:30) 58 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $265,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) •1411 Mariners Dr. (Harbor Hlds) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 503 Hazel Corona de! Mar 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 2-5) * 1315 Santiago Newport Beach 645-7221 $141,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 32 Mission Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM 675-7225 $134,995 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 1607 Baycliff Circle (Spyglass #l) CdM 675-7225 $129,000 (Sat & Sun 2-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2657 Vista Omada (The Bluffs) NB 675·5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 502 Avenida Lucia (Bluffs) NB 644-7270 $62,500 (Sun 1-5) ( 2 Bedroom) 31 384 West Nine, Laguna Niguel 497-1761 $37,900 (Sun 1-5) (3 Bed room) 344 Otero (Tbe Bluffs) NB · 640:0020 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom & Family Rm.) 509 Vista Flora (The Bluffs) NB 675-3000 $76,500 (Sun 1-5) (4 Br & Femily Rm) 435 Vista Truch:i (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $77,000 (Sun 1°5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 28R 603 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 644-4910 $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 521 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 2BR&1 BR 700 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $69,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2BR&D1n& 1 BR 605 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 511 Poppy, Corona del Mar 675'5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5) _ 2 &:3 Bll 423 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 644·7270 $95,500 (Sun 1-5) 38R&2BR 400 Jasmine, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 $127,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 400 Jasmine, Corona del~ r 644-7270 $127,500 ( Sun 1·5) 606 Orchid, Corona del ar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun ·5) 3706 Park·Lane, Newport Beach 673·6210 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 & 3 BR 518 Femlea!, Corona de! Mar -675-6000 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 & 4BR * •4607, Seashore Dr., Newport Beach 646-7767 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) • TRIPLEX FOR ~LE ' 2 BR E1th Unit 464 Seaward, Corona del Mar 644-4848 (Sa1 & Sun 1·5) 1208 Balboa, Newport Beach '646-0555 $95,000 (Sat & SW! J-5) HOUSES FOR LEASE ' 3 BR & 0.n 3039 Carob (Eastbluif) NB 6445510 $1000 month ·-* * "''"'""•""" .... ............ ',... ' (Daily) ENTERTAINERS PARA· See this lovely 3 bedroom/family room home DJSE. CALL 645-0303. complete with shag carpets, fireplace. built· I Olli.\ I J 01\0\ ;,'£AtTO .R ::, ins and lots of extras. Present 61/2% loan can be assumed or new financing avail· able. Full price $33,950. CALL 546-5880 i -~·~---1 HIDDEN WESTCUFF E·ASY LOAN 4 BEDROOM 3 BATH on large lot with de· TO ASSUME tached garage. You haven't seen this before! Charming 3 Br, 2 Ba patio Offeredat$67,500.CALLS40-1151. hon1e in cool eastside Cos ta Mo,,.. Quiot oul·rle-'30 loca· NEAR SO COAST PLAZA lion and full price of $39,900. • O\\'ner 'viii sell subject to MUST HAVE QUICK SALE. Adult occup. existing v,,~ loan at 7J,•.l,'(>. 3 BR, 2 BA, \V/lrg kit., brick fpl & beaut ~'Ill Hl!d Carpet, Realto · covered patio. Huge cuJ-de·sac lot w/many ,....5--8()80 Copen evenlngsJ . fruit trees & rm for vou own ga d Own· Fi h I • . r r en . g t nflat1on er leaving state. Offered at only $32,500. Grow yolU' own \'egetables CALL 546-5880 and own your O\Vn home! Feed your famUy abUn· GIVE YOUR FAMILY dantly from this producing COUNT L VIN garden, plus fruit trees. At-RY I G -Large 4 bedroom, den tractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath and pool home on super big lot. Extras in· h~n:ie v.-i lh family roo~ & elude fruit trees, shade trees, dog run & duung are~. N_e\v carpeting, shrubs galore All this n°ar Back Bay at New floor 1n kitchen & bath. · ,.. ' Inclosed patio. Santa 'Ana $41,900. CALL 540..1151 . address • Garden Grove "'"""' di•lriot. No do•~. VA ROOM TO RAMBLE tem1" S31.800. 637·910L OVER 1800 SQ. FT. IN MESA VERDE for only $36,500. 3 -Big bedroom s, 2 baths, huge bonus room with room for pool table. Lots of privacy with low maintenance, CALL 546-5880 CAPE COD 4 BEDROOM+ CONVERTIBLE OEN, 3 baths -on beautiful tree lined street in Newport Beach. You'll love the rear yard and pool! HORSE PROPERTY Hurry-$68,500. CALL 540-llSI. WITH ,22'x36' POOL MESA VER.DE RANCH STYLE Close to 'h acre-huge custon1, on t.'Orne1· Jot filled with BEAUT. RAMBLING 4 BR., 2 BA. one-story fruit and yegetables. Wrap hon1e. Heavy shake roof, picturesque atrium, around . d.r1ve, 4 b001'00n1s, Irg mod kitch family rm beaut carpeting large dining room plus sun-d 1· 's · 1 ' " 1 • porch. Real country living an pane tng. pac101;1s ot on qwet cu 9\le· at its best! Underpriced and sac close to new regional park. Offered: at all ter~'· onl y $49,500. CALL 546-5880 ., 1llage Re al Estate '62·4471 ( ::::.) 546-8103 TAKE OVER~ EXISTING V.A. LOAN ERITAGE BeauUful 4 Br, 2 Ba almosll';:=:::;===~=~==~====~I new home in Mesa Verde L Located on large irregula7 Genera l G e ne ral qu iel cul-de-sac streeL TakP1-;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;.I over subject to existing VA I• loan at 81tli%. Total pricv S45.950. Call Red Carpet, Realtors. 645-8080 lopen evenings). MOTHER-IN-LAW WALK TO WEST CUFF , ... from this 2 in 1 Jiome. Front 3 bednn, formal din· . i.ng, modem kitchen w/ breakfast area: Separate rear apt. for in-laws or fam- ily student. Jmn1culate! Dbl gar oft alley pl.us roon1 for g,arden or boat. $43,500. 471 Broad\vay.· OPEN SAT & SUN, 1-5. DUPLEX . 90°/o FINANCING 8112 °/o INTEREST An ideal summer/winter rental only 6 doors to a • HAR BO~ VlE W ·HOM ES WE'RE STILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS I But ... we're do\vn to our last few Harbor View Homes in the final unit on the hill ... and some of our beautiful model homes! So hurry if you'd like to live in one of these e~ citing 3 to 5 bedroom Donald L. Bren Com- pany residences priced from $61,190! 1829 PORT SHEF ~IELD PLACE IN NEW· PORT BEACH, JUST OFF FORD RD. & MACARTHUR BLVO. (714) IJ3.0710. BLDR. •Uper beach.°"~ for protit Ml'-~ L. ____ ,. or occupy car pleasure. ~ r _..,, I Only $31,500. • lltEIMNECXMWf!' Our fantastic terms may notl ~...,~;:,,,,,,,:-;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·...,...,._1 last Ion~. so can guick. I'!!' CALL 644.7211 -Generaf General /Jn NIGEL QAILEY f. ASSOCIATES NO CASH-DOWN VA -truly • lovely home. $27,500. Call :)46.-0022. H OM E-AN D-ACRE- Charming 2 BR, l 'Ba cottage with one acre of land :«ined fOl' aparttnents. BeautifUI view a l only $61;500. Call Red Carpet. Rea l tors. MS-8080 (open evenings), PRIVATE ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH BY OWNER * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * SMELL •••••• ... those wonderful sea breezeS. & best o! all, you can see the ocean, too ! 4 Bdrm., 2 ba. fun home on view IQt. $76,500. The best in Harbor View Hills. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 1014 SEA LANE IN-LAWS OWN ROOM ... in this delightful Spanish style 2 bdrm., family rm., guest house home in Newport Heights. Only. $59,500. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 338 HOLMWOOD OWNER SAYS ••••• "Please sell my fine home in Harbor View Homes, so I can move to my new one.'' 3 Bdrms., 2~ ba., expandable PortoflnO model. Reduced to $78,0QO. Can have short escrow. RENTALS Available now. From $200 to $650., Coll to - * 675-5930 * 3629 E. C111t • Hwj. Coron• dol Mar • Dally Pilot Claulflecl · • ~~~,~~~,~~=1 --....-. I _,,,.. l~I _,...... -··-I~ I _,,,.. I~ [ _,,,.... I~ I _..... I~ ! _,,,.. I~ I _,,,.... I~ [ ~;;;;;;;,;;;;:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I;~--~ iiiiiii Gener•I General Ganeral General llalbol l1lanci Coron• HI Mar Cotta MIN l=ountaln V1lll 'f' • OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S 4515 TREMONT Cuntt.'O Shor1•.i, Cdr-.t. ;, Bil., rumUy rrn.. fonnal dining rn1 VaultC'cl llv. rill. ceil. J C1tr &&.r. lteUnh~hl.'<.I pool plus prlv. hcachc11. Vle1-1·! $12t500. • . . . ... • SUPER SPECIAL -NEW- CholC'<! of l'A"O ot llncst 4 OR. · Salisbury Ht• 1lt y Ii.~ _"':.;;~::; 1~t::~ * BALBOA ISLAN°* 1uper location OPEN SAT/SUN . l·l 606 ORCHID ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I VI NT AO E 133•500· 10 RMS. ,,im .,. GRAN DIUR 11, 5 Sdnnl, 2 biith, fou11Uy I d 1·111, li\1iiw tm, 8e\lo'i"i m1. And t·hnl'a<'ter re I e <'I c motho··ln-law apt. N~· lhroout this it p n 1• Io 111 , kitch, new shq, lll!J). l•on-r-ll1fl:Ult home. G a r d l' n dry area, ~·IOYtt ln at onrt·. c o u r t Y a rd , 11\lo't"l'plnlJ I 11.11.\n'ulK' h.l 4 l•rae bcdr1na. A. U<ollClUI: liCIMI: IN CORONA DEL MAR Tree-shaded corner. Lots of grass and charm. Two bedroom ov.•ner's unit, batten board. open beams, fireplace and sunny pa· tio. One bedroom income un it' has breakfas t bar and steady tenant. Open today at 700 Marigold. 169,950. BALBOA ISLA ND 2 Rdr1n t.'<itlage, f'rplc., ~·.A. heat. °"·ner nn:o.:klu>;, price just rech11 •f'fi! 3 BEAUTIES Benu111ul corner duplex; 2 sluctio npt3., 3 BR each: 01-1•nf'r'1 has f11n1 rm., 212 ha,, 1-1·e1 bar. Call for ap1>t. $1 29,500. ()PEN DAILY 1·5 1801~Dr. 1600 HaJTOW Pla.ctt &15-2891 ·1 BR WATERFRONT, Linda Isle, $285,000. 4 BR WATE'RFR.ONT, Linda t.~I<', $198,00J. Good 2 lxlrn1. horne y,·Hh sini.:le cnr garage. Open beau\ eii!L. frpl.; a!tr. IJU!lo; "'/w c1u·p.; ni ce Joe. near bay.' FULL PRICE $58,500 Asawne OM, or nt'W VA • lnC". Javlah nw111r 11ulle H~ nta.~ttt bdnn wlte or \\'/IOQ' burning 11 r r p J . • ok:. 2959 Babb. Exactly as I Rl'Ct'ptlon i!:re fiunlly 10001 adverlille'd I 8IJ01h>s1. \\•Ith fh~place. Gourmet $39,900. f\lE&\ VERDE • 4 kllch, ronnal dining r111. Bedroom, ;I bflth, ftr~lact. vlP.\\' ot f\tlle Square Pal'k, 1800 iaq. tt. One ot a kind. CRll tod11,y for deta.lllf. The 6'7n a.ssutn&blc bln, or lOli~ Real £$late-1'~alr. 839-6133. down. 1653 Palau. Do not I ;;iiiiiiiii· ....... a ... -........ dlsrurb tmant, appt. only. Sharp 2 }T. okt duplex. Laf'ie front uni!, 3 bdm11 .. 3 ba ., patio pluti l,000 sq, ft .. ~ bdnn .. ,.., bl!.. 11pt. y,·nh •11odr.ck. See this todny! $110.000 * • • * • BRAND NEW 511 POPPY Super deluxe duplex, both W1lta ha1,:e 2 bdmu., den, 3 ba., \\'l't bar "'/rettia- trplc., Bl kltch., dlahwahr., lndry, patio. Plush carp. & draoea .. Must lff! $140.000 THE BIG WH OPl'll( 1tU)le 2,0CK> 11q ft lingle .,Y "Ith lillarlt {)001, 4 Btdroomt; 1~ ))e.th8, rorn1RJ dlnln.i,r1 faru!ly 1'0on1 1\'/ttrepl , L'O\r1 ett'd PQt10 11nd 1~· x 48' pool1 Lovf'b' ru-ea, roo. $49,99';, CALL 847·3~. : OWN ER TRANSFERR ED : Say!! 10 11ell hi.!! hardly u&f'd 4 bt'drooin, 3 bnlh P1trl<sldcl tn·o j!;tory. Tht~ la; lhe tavor1 lie model, 1vHh tom1al dtn. Jng, huge fa nilly room wl!h 1re1 h(1t. Prit'(>tf S48,45G, Tl!rrlllc h ·v. C \L) •. QG:\-5621. Scenic Properties,.. . * 675-5726 * PRESTIGE AREA ihi.~ Big BA YCREST hornr EXECUSIVE \YITH LEASE/OPTION Coit• M.1• Rt•lty * 541-nn * After 6 PM, Call 567-4617 OLYMPIC POOL '!VE BEDRMS OPEN HOUSE 12.S P .M. FIXER UPPER ' POOL HOM E UNIOUE HOMES RHltors, 675-6000 SOUTH of H1-1')'. 3 Bdrms., 21 ~ ba'a, plus 2 bdrm., 2 ba 's.; 2 yNI. old. Coming lilt-In SIO\'l.', frplcs. $125,000. ·I BLKS. to beach; duplex, 2 ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llll!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!lj bdm1s. each, c o rn p . le ---redecor. $78,500. Gen•r•I General * OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 * 4607 SEASHORE, NEWPORT BEACH Year old, oceanfront duplex. 4 Bdrm . & 3 bdrm. Salisbury "1 1•.1h~ has e1«'rything. 5 BR + den, din rm. & 4 BA . &uutiful to look at in~ldc & nut. J::njoy your large h/f pool, surrounded hy 101-1· 111ainl. prof. lndscpd. Yard 315 ~1ARINE AVE. 1-1 lth tin11:d sprinkleri;. Thiil BALBOA ISU\NO g<11)-:eou:r1. \\'€'1i·huill ex<'e. CALL 673-6900 ho1nc JUst !isled & \1•on't l 'B~a~lbo~.~P~o-n-,l-n-,u~1~.-- lost nt $141.000. You can buy this mainlfl· cicnt six bedroon1 J10me on Spyglass HlU at today's pr1ce -$134,993 but NOT at today's Interest rote. l.A'a~f' for $850 a n1onth and I negotiate the nption n1oncy j needed. Call 67~722;) GAME ROOM Super larae trl·level Green· brook '41th cus!om drapeA. Only l yr old. In ldnt cond, lluae family rm w/.,..~t bar, rormtll dlnlntr and bla-f'ront nn w/flrepl. 10479 S1oux River Clrc. <E. o f Bl'10kh11ri;il , N. of Ellis\. l•rwln realty inc, ffl 4405 (14 hrs) Tn.Lt'! Olyrnp!c l'ilze conim. pool plus fabulous aome 1'\"l01n! 2 1tory. Slale entry. Cheery livina" room. Crack· ling f\~aC!'. AR pw'JIOee' f11mlly rooni opel'\i! to ALL-PLAY-NOWORK secluded patio. Hua:e master You cR.n forget yard v.·ork suite. The price l! riaht • 1 anrl enjoy ttll\Xed living in ii Bedroon1, 1::, l~11h, family area n11d kltc-il lo The rear of the house, On cul de aac 1treet, JO\'l!ly No. lluntlng. ton Beach lll'<'i\ cJoAe 10 Golden \rest Col11·;.:-e. Hard. ly any lawn l'll:l'"· $3-4,91Xl. \\'oulc! he n1ui·'1 1111)rC' if prop. u:i lo jllir. CA BAYVIEW On the Peninsula 309 CEDAR, NEWPORT SHORES Priv. community nr. beach, tennis, pools. 1'""'reshly decorated, incl. new carpets tbru· out. 4 & t'am . rm., din . -rm .. $54,000. Spacious 5 be<l1wn1s 11i1h dining 1'00111, loads ot .ll!Or· Rge. bullt·llUI, fireplace. 645-Tnl Owl\er has moved . r.-tui.1 be EASTSIDE SPECIAL 1i1~ 'VESTCLIF'F DR . !Kl!d, even the furniture go<.'s. Thi~ one needs Mml' \\'Ork • NE"-'PORT BEACl-1 Con.<r!der flny trade or sulJ. hut It ha.~ n formal dining * * * * * • n1lt at $75,000. Good tlnu111.'-M01n, 20x20 family roon1, ----'------ing. WALK TO A PRIVATE BEACH 119 VIA LIDO SDUD, LIDO ISLE 13rlt"k tlrepla~. pool. 3 SUPERB PACfFlC PROPERTIES bedroon11, 2 haths -IRrge PANORAMIC VIEW 675-£712 or 548-8700 1-1•orkshop. f'.1.'.'lke olfc>t. Call i '""'"""!~~'t"!'~~"'""" Pier & slip. Contemporary Higson bit. 4 & a den , din. rm., pool. $195,000. Red Carpet, Rcallors , Lovely hillside 3 Br, 2 Bn. *REDUCED* 54&--8640. Ne\\'port Beach. home with * $56,500 * DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coo~t Hwy N B ()46 -7767 11 w r ISLAND PARADISE + Pool $42,500 s v.· t m m I n g pool and 2 Bdnn.s .. den, 2 batlL'> benut!ful panoramic vie\v at $6.1.500 only 173.500. Call Red 408 SEVILLE Cnrp€'t, Realtors, 645-8080 OPEN SUN. l·S _l•~"'"'='-v-""-ln~g"''~"=~~-i COAST P ROPE RTI ES l-='==;:::=======:c==;:::======1Soufh ge,a l1danr1 paradise . TWO STORY * 67).5410 * NEARL y NEW Coron• de1 Mor Tu'O generous sized bedrooms. a roomy kitchen, I\ living room all done in Lemon \'el101A·s nnd Lime Greens lhal's 9'} light and sunny that it looks like part of the park·likc garden outsidr. CALL 644-7211 * BAYFRONT * BAYSHORE S. Beaut., spacioug custotn hnmc 11.1th outsta nding VIE\\' down cha11nc l. 63 ft. 1vatcrfront: bayskle livini:: rn1., ex!ra lge. family m1 ., dbl. frplc .. 1\·et bar; all clec. kltch .. ·I hdrma. & 5 bn.lh11 • CALL TO SEE. * BAYFRONT * OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-S 16 BALBOA COVES Archilectunllly dc.!llgncd & cust. bit., 3 bdnn .. 2 ha; ('X· tf'nslve u111! or~ redwood: lx>em rei1'11., raised living rn1. \\'/conC<'11lM rlo!<:r ts: dbl. frplC'., •.II bit-in kltchrn. Thi!i hon1c I! truly one o! a kind & must be S<'f!ll lo ap- preciate. 01\'ner '4111 flnanre nt lo .... ·er than prime rate - PIER & FLOAT • only $139,500. HUNTINGTON BEACH 3 &Inn., 2 h.1., fam ily rm.; elec. bl!ins: c11rp. & draJ>Cs ; lge. patkl . $24,500. \ralk to Ne,vport Bench. S\l'eeplng comer grounds LEASE OPTION and '11vaylrn::-trees embrace NEWPORT rambltn1: islond home . Spacious interior. 2 4 ' BEACH hide-a-\\'BY n1Raler suile GREAT \'ARD 1-1·ith largr 4 1-11th private sitting roon1. bt>dnn , ramil~' room honie. Sepru-ule <'hlldre~·s \ling, noo1n fo1· boal, trailer & ~LIEST FACILIT\ ~ Elegant pool. The best area for n ·l11ing room: :orma\ dining. grov.·ing faniily in Newpnrt 0ourmct k1tc.h('n overlook- Be11ch. $5,000 option. $\:iO' 1nK n1agnlf1cci;t re f!. r mo. on IPAs e w/$50 l\ nio l!l'Ounds f~aturlng pano, l"t'('dif to~·ards buy i 11 g. deck, dre!lsuig rooms and $66 500 sparkling pool. Owner bought ' IMMEDIATE ocean view. Must sell fast. OCCUPANCY Call &l5-0.I03. NEWPORT BEACH IOHl\I L OJ\IJ\ $35,950 SMASHING \\'hat a buy! Four huge bed-VALUE roonis. Large, spacious & /Jil NIGEl [!AILEY !.. ASSOCIATES chCE'ry kitchen. Pri\18.te den. ExCT!llent value In Corona de! Yard is big.big·big. Cul.de-l\lar. 4 OO:lroon1 c~1t>!o1n sac loeation close to schools. lton1<' for a large fa1nll~ on DUPLEX, corner , ch1un1ing, $("(! 1oday, cau 847-6010. fi::e land \Vlth a view. by 0\1•ner. 500 Poinsettia, \\orkshop, study. 11 u g c Open 1·5 dR ily. OPEN TIL 51 • IT s FVN ro BE NICEI fan1ily room. hard anti near ! ~ 161'1111 ~~;::~;~~~:' '0~. ~~~~~n1!" R•"~~sA ~~:~~ , [r ll~ft!i;[I ~~il~~· bedroom, 2 bath home on BALBOA BAY PROP. quite cul-de-sac unusually OCEAN * Ss&.8800 * IRrgC' bedrooms. anllqued BA YCREST hom e. 4 "uod1-1'f'lrk. covered patio EASTSIDE --- bedrmo.. fonn•I dloho.:. aod lor.<< "'•d• tree•. 572,500 ,_, I _, ' ' ,. ' large family, plusy outside $41.00'.l. Call Red Carpet, Drantatic 3 BR, 2 BA home COSTA MESA o/fice. A steal 1.1t $57,500. MESA VERDE RC'nl rors, 540-S&IO. has 11·a1Jed 11ri1·a<')' on strl'et 2Brnnd NM1· Custom Hon1eA. Meriner.J, En!'lign and NORTH side and s(X'..:laC'ular ocPan 4 BR, 2 BA , clo~e to Ba<'k Horlv-r !".c-1,rn1... 3 years ne1\' prcostigC' home . TWO-ON·A·LOT viev.·s fron1 brC'aklast nook. Ba.y. Cp111, dt"J)S, land:<1::-ap. WATERFRONT 1-1·\lh shMkc roor and \IA ternis. $32,000. Rent $170 Jan1ily 1711 : Ji,·Jng 1711,, and ing, sprinklers, f('nc~ a 11 NOW'.~ THE TIJ\lE to buy. c.11.thcdrnl ce-11\ng:;i, On t'Ul· I eHch. Call 546-0022. n1aste1· sunt'. Carpels• drps inc-Juded! S.!•l,9j(), 011\'(' b\' Zones R-2. Single story 2 de·AAC 4 l •edroorn.~. 2 ha!hs. likC' nC\\'. Lots of storage. 246 ,P, '.!.is E. 22:1d SI. &6-6li1 bedrm., 2 bath, be11n1 ceil· lan1ily roon1, atriurn, 1111. • AC'c'r.~~ tu .'l pv1 b c /\ch cs . Q\\NER i\fesa v er d t' , ings, !!Unset patio, plt•r and 1n11.culnte. $45,!f.>O. Cnll Rrd Open Snt1Su n 1-5. ·173.1 Court-l'harniing 3 BR, & Family, 2 float. A c11ar1ncr ar Si5.ooo. C:irper. Renl!ors. ~640. Walker & lee 1am Dr. in Ca.ineo Highlarn:Js. Ba, b~ rovi'red F"lagl;tl)(le 400 E.17° ' FOR All -LIVE IN IRVINE "" """ ,_7.1_·3_177_. -.,,u •. !mil & >hod• tree•. C.M. Alu.t *·SHARP * roon1 for boat or camper , $32,500 --M-ESAV E-RDE 1.o\·cly, shRrp r1 up Ir x ; quiet rll."ftd end st. SJ.1,150. GOLF COURSE 1 • BR ., 1fl', dn1-1•11, 307i' ?.Iolokai, Sharp 1 y r. Qld home & nrir· sp11.c ou11 ,; ... ll'1. ho111i• ; .\!}..J82~ 2 Bd r II I-----------! ed right ! The kids go lo Shn1·ri .i B<lrrn ., [11.rae hv1ng plus br1111d r.r11'. 1>l1111h :.! _1 .' 1~·=~-~--nns., am Y rm .. e ..... '"' ht It 'I n 01\'NER Go bl•-u t lbl Turtlel'O(·k l-;rammur & rni 11'/h"Pl. dinln", ''••me & .r r1n. un '' 111y <''!!""".·' · _ • rgcoua u1!ii.; ex ·a ge, c . ·---------1 ' • " 111 k < l 'I V " BR 2•~ garage w/pass-thru door Rancho .Tr 1-H, nnd the n~w music rm 1\'{l\'l't hnr & frJJI. ,.r. PH 1 t' nor . · rntu<; ' " esn crue ·l , . ......., NJ . for boat . ONLY $23,000. ll n Iv<' rs 11 y l·l \. n ('fl r Ll\"f'lv patios & koi fl"'1\. "'"'"1 ~ n 1•·nr .. ···· ',,.,.. I fl. Hug~ country kit. B!tn "C" THOMAS Why Not Unlversl!y o! C:illfnrnia nt $.1.:'.!,.i0.'1 or tr;irlp ror uni!s. MORGAN REAL TY ~·lrcrron1c oven & bbq. Cust. a ''New" Home? Irvin<'. Call 546-0022. Call ~....!!l-26Sil. 01-1 ni·r. 1 673.-6642 675-6459 r.<'aturcs. 150 >;cts to count1')' R-ltor *BEACH-DUP LEX·*-! ~luh. ITo.lnl. oll-83!"<. -NE\V range .~ C>\'l'n . ~E\Y -• '" C t 11 '" 5-tS-:i.'527 hot l\'Bter hea!er • N E \V Block to W a te r PO?P\' AVE DllPLF:X i\JESA VERDE NORTH ~ "· 08~ · v.;J , ::A" ,,_,,A3 N~•· 1 1' hdrn1 un it 1· ·ri:' ~ pvt I Dl\'OT'N' !orce.s sale Of beaut Nev.1>0rt Bell.Ch ,,..,,....,,.,, l."8.rpetmg, "-" c ean paint, Walke I! L e Real 'Ulll'' ,.-~ !.:•'l""lS . . . dccornlor 3 BR 2 BA NE\V dtsh11·asht'l', 3 ~~\\' r U e Id«lll ht'lll1• & 1n('f"ll'!lf, ~r~hk patios .._ 1 2 ~xh;n. & upgl'Bded cul·dC·Sac home: bedrooms, fttm1ly l'\"IO!n, l1v. ~I Al llT•1 1 ,... ',. ~;;''.1""'1 a i\Je'SI quar er,.,, -(ar Prl d $35000 f 1 int 4000 Sq Ft ing room and 2 baths \\'uh -CAYWOOD REALTY j..!'nrar:e. GarnJ!r <1 111 has re • inn, o · • • a !';}_;·1r rle!al:h{'CI 2 l·a·r gar· vit'I' ol ocean. ;'1Jus1 sell irn· loan. 9i9--04i7 r1e~ & v.;·kncl s. Corona del Mar age N'f-71\' Jandseap1n;::-and . EASTS I OE HOME -* 548-1290 * -~('Cl: • • BY OWNER· Bt?autiiully For thooe ""ix> appreciate spi;;iklcl'S, >IEW fences and Dtninic room .. fa~nlly ronm, I MESA VERDE 64.·2171 or Gn-6885 Bkr ile<."Oratcd 4 en. fam rm. !; ..... "LISlom construction and all for • f1rr placc .. built-111 k1h·hC'n, DREAM 3 BA, romp 1\'tblllna, firepl """.. \\oocl 11h1ngle roof. cul·de· . ··owner Financed'' & lrg pool. !\lusl ~ to a.pp. excellent terms. 5 bedrooms, $30 490 sac. Lo1\· ni11inter.anlc y:i1·rl. Beaut1 full~ rlemrrttrtl ~ I A!!ldng only $-12.000. 557-4783 family room. formal dln\ni ' • only 11 yet1.rs old. 3 I bc-<11'00m. 2 halh rxx.11 hon1r Sf~ Intere!!t ava!lt1hlt, 3 BP.. • room, largr gainr room You own home and land b<!rlroorn. 2 hll.th. Call Red 1\·lth j:ot'H7.~i anrl RI\, ,\I ""'llCl"', nnd 2 RR r.·nr:d. St•.000. l\t1i51'8~EL 2MA:A· and a _glorious pAnoran1lc CD.J'P('t. Rcn.ltor s. 54G-"6~(). 11/'('lll' fO" ·1!•· s;q,;.,oo, Call BPAI Cdi\f lt'ICf!lion. Coll IJflY, ar11'?~ '71 1 I . ocean ,·1e11·. s .. La Cuesta Ville R('d f" 1''"'. :-l ca 11 o r", 5i9.900. Ca ll GG--8400. ~~ l~s~1~~~~~~;. 71~ KR": PLu8 FAST '' · ·'"i•· ' 1 ~1111. R:11mpa·~~i~[0~11e :~o;:~~~ct~~ 1\forltl 1 hlr.ll.'l\ .11·csr of Bf':u·h POSSESSION *-NewpOrt H919hts * I Vlltelf l'°"vd & Co. TRIPLEX EAS'TSIDE on Adnnis in !lun11ngton , va ·•i . 11:,11.1. t11.:~·upun1·y Mt.Ir-~ game rorun 10 11, full 24x26 Rl"H '!1. Varant, r!,'H!l [: 1.-11,., F(\u: . . '.! bdrm hnitse + 2 · I bdrm Q . , I ~· l-"i • lol• •I 3 Bl :. 1 1•11. 1:-..1ra l~t·. lot._ __ _ _ ,,,1• N"'''I)· _.,,,. ·'rpl & run1pus roon1. I Uh·1,; OC('llpanc·y hr'l.'UU.~c of ~··''"' 1.,, 'f"l'•!ll.~, '' "· r·n ,1111,..,.1Y 1.,.1111)jeied 0\\/1· "'' ~. .. , ......... u AND cii.-<lil i·ci't"<-·tion"'" f1r1£>nl kho·il.-n . fl!"'!'\' d"t" 1't • · , · · A11ume 8V2•!. Loen , crpts. Hugo lo t n/1'fJOm to · I I .. t • . '1 '1«'-"'1 .. 1•r-Wllh 20" Down I »I s·· 000 IH. -124 sorn. r1na.r1r ng c urn>n1)' Conv antion1.1 I Financing rU'ato1 l\·11·1.: i'fll"1m . ,\JI ill11 I BALBOA BAY PROP i o J11 (. ,1;i, .]"""";} available a1 approx. 81·11 ',1. 11hag f'tH'Jlf'1 and rrrsh.ly + • Open Sn1/)';un. l-5, 4'l7 · J:":,\STSIDE COSTA MF.SA Top value at $155.000. * 536-1445 * paintr d. Prime locution, r:x· * 642·7491 * Narcis.~us. 5:h1.1rn 2 BR hon1r i.IR.iO. d1111·n to VA 7';~ loan. CALL 644-7211 i'r•lle•H prlre o! Just $34,'!00, ADULT CO-NDO 3 Ba , R-2 lot , room !I) S230 pct' 1110. Agent, 64&-611J __ _ -·----\\'on't last. Call 847-6010 10 build $69,90:) Ol-l.·nc1·/Bkr rrtnc. only. MiB 2ND TIME !«'f', 12 B<'ch'l)(ITil. 2 h:llhs dining 673-8.iOO. c lioT-s.i•~.~.z;=3·,.-w~/°'3"""'B-r ~ OPEN rJL 9. 175 FVN ro OE //!Ct• roon1. park \lkr> l'Ommu111ty IRVINE TE-RRACE l l~ou~~. 2' gar. over s1.0oo in'. I -AROUND ! ~ 11·ith pool. putting ~C<'tl nlus FRONT ROW 1'0n1e. In heart of Ci\l. Ir • I h' ho murh m(lrr /\ll Bull! In ~~a 9.;c1 54()-2.362 )OU m ss t 11 me the 1st kit hen N£>'ar 1-th and Pan vu hon1t• nn BayadPrr I -N».. • • HARBOR VIEW I lime oppo11unlty ~n()(·k~ Tu~tin. ·Sa~la Ana. 'call Red Teyr. 4 Bl:t 4 BA goor kil l\ION1:fCEJ .. LO CONDO nga'!'! 1st buyer d.1d not . . Carpet Rf!Rltor ;j46..864(), 14· prof we! ha.r by O\\'ner LOVEL\ 2 Bt', 2 Ba, patio LcaM'/orilif)n purchase plttn a\'ailable on this spacious ·I bedroon1 home v.1th YI much to offc-r 10 thC' acth·r 1 famil,\". Only $73,000: Call 1 6Ta--rn:;; 11uah~y & 011·r:icr anxious 10 -MESA VE·RDE-· $195,()l). 675-7586. dbl gJtrAge, crpts & drps. sell \.A a ppraised at $.t?,()00. * 4.PLEX * OCEAN 1 . 3 BR 21 ~ B Pool ol <'luhhouse, 546-8849. 3 Bedroo1ns, l ~ haths, CLOSE TO SHOPP ING i BR. 211 ho.. O\\'Tlt'r's Apt. fam rm~~~n ·i·m, ·2 pnllo:: S:?5750 ~tONTICELLO ln~r rnn1ily roomtkitehen, •I bedroom, 2 bath home. '>''/rnl. 1.650 sq. rt .. big )'d. room for pool. By ownC'r . OONOO 3 Bedroom 1% 'h",~:~1,~1.,,t\\~~hr bvu,1;t,·0iots ~n(tl 11a1 r1<01 llvina 1 room1.1 \vitth & . pat!~-l..,. thrct" 2-hdrm. 644-2951. imth. 1i,g Yorktov.11. BKR. " .,., . .. · • .,n rep ace, un qut' 1 e n units . ..,.1,u11v. ~7i1J ,1 llJtr l\'A2fln,~ for escrow to kif(·hcn Lots of shRcl<' anil fl GEM 5 lines, 5 clays for $5. Cali · 1 ::.:..· ---~== l'fnst'. ~ •. !)101. patio. $36,000. Call H.t'!l today ... 6-12-5678 ___ !"r·l.l_!!.llC'_!.t~ . 042-5678 Carpet, Reallors, 546-8640. )20-F Tuslin Ave., N.B. $32,000. C81J 546-2313. this ™'O story, 3 hedrm OPEN nt. g • IT'S FUN ro 8E NICE/ t°"'TlhOU!le, Bright. rl1crry ~ "'""~ 1i1J.1 ·l~·ll~ ~llild'i~ g~:~t~s,ltv1~·;1~'\"l0~~ liiN1iil~J :~~s n::r :1"1:~~ ~~:!:;:: . =-·~·····~ lion. $2~.950. Deluv 1neans l ~:"""'"~"'!!!""'""!""'•"'i disappointment. Call The -v r ont Far house 6 BDRM. Real E""• Fair. &l,...133. e m m i, MANSION T~I~~~~~ "';!,~~!.~ ... Pool .•••• $43,750. with over 4.000 sq. ft. ol ul tra Th'O-story ebauty has FR Not far from ocean !n dl1i; living, situated on \i acre. y,·/v>et bar, buil tina. C'rpt11, rambJlng Vermont farm. Lota Of trees and I us h drps, 2 car gar. Vacant! s!yJ.e 5 bedroon1 hon1c. Wind. JandscA ping. C~at area lo \\'A]k to bli park. $47,000, ing stalrca,qe_ to n1arter ml~ the kids. A must see RED CARPET, Realtors, qu1LMerw 1\'lth t'1n1Trsatlon nn 01.11· rating. Offert'd at 536-8836. ar{'Q and vanlry halh. COR- $73,900. OOS BLEU GOURMET Walker&lee ..... ~ .. , ... ,. INVESTORS f'"1ve.aeparate home!! on 11 lot, all have ea.raze-. O\\'N· ER NEEDS AN li\IME- DlATE SALE, Doll 'n1 up and reie.p the proth. Good steady tenants and steady rent. Divorce forces sail'. Call for add'resm . Inspect today and 1ubmit your orter! BKR. 962-5.'JJ.1. Garden Grove -VACANT- FD::ER UPPER~ ONLY $26,500. 4 Bednn .. 2 bath. As!!Umt• 61l .. ',: fl-IA loan. '.\lusl be sold in1- n1ediately. SCOTT REALTY 5.1&-7jJ.1 Huntington &t•ch VACANT MDVE·IN·FASTI Ramblina 4 BR La Cuesta · 6 Blocks to ott>an. No quall. lying, JU8t USUJll(' th!$ 6% ';f, VA IOA11 hlllance. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ONLY $252 PER MO On comer lot, CM Back Bay PAYS TAXES, area. 4 Br&: 2 Ba Up!llairs, PRINCIPLE, llv rnt., din. nn., kitchen, INTEREST & Fam .. dl!n & Ba dov.•ns1air1;. Lota of closc1 space-. trg INSURANCE kllr ht'TI hM uniquC' "island cook renter." Country style fan1ily room, t•rackling fltt. pl-ace in lldult llvirlj{ room. plu!<i a SPARKLING CUS. TQi\1 POOL. Only S·l3, 750. hU}1i if all, No ~n1n1\ck1 • you own thf' land. Hurry, II 1-1un'1 las!. BKR 9()l-5511. WE BUY HOMES 1. Ca~h fo1· )-0111· equi!y 2. \VIII pick up be.t k paymts 3. r\o charge tor appr. CALL US ~"'OR AN ESTI!i1ATF~ NO \\' AITlNG CASH NO\\' 342.9371 dblt car gar., 2 patio Oe11petalf" owner 1-1·UI Can)' covers. Cilrus tr ees. I\ s<-cond TD If you need I Th'oorlland Sehl d I a I r i ct , help 1lilh don-n. Ca1hedrttl --------- $.q7,5CO 0 \\'Tler 548-4732 or ccillni:s. 1n11ssive ndobc r_·I!· ---------•I fl.31-0060. plnf'C, gardrn patio kifch, $27 ,000. "'UICK SALE' "'"'h carpet<. '''"""'""" BOAT GATE "P' • 1 noor1n;:. rfpr1"rcr drape-a. Ch\'Tler's request . Bring Load11 of n1odel t>xtr1s. Deal Rel\l &harp 4 BR 2 n BA'1; orferg' Beautifully kC'pt 3 r ... 11 tftr• rn"st sell last! on an extra I"' Jot , 67' x bedroom 2 bath home 11·irh OPEN HOUSE ALL \VEEK· 110', w/t:Joo.t pr entr~ all the modl'rn CC1nvcnk•ncc~. L1\D, Bkr. 962-5511 . from alley. Th<' kitch ls r --• lo -~------huge and the-bffim1.~ iood ..... veia.. pat and ninni· f'OR snle h\,' ll'A'"'"'r 2 st·~ ""'~---·----~-·-cu Y . vwno:r "'ill hrlp Call!ornia Classic 3 or 4 Br. "'/,;1400. dn .. seller 11·i ll pat finance, S.'l6,9;)(). C.\l.L 2 Ba. 2fu30 sunken ranlily buyPn; loan lrc/~1o paymt1 545-8424 Sout·hCo i{C'nl10I'!. rn1, 2 trplci;, 12' brick bar, s lit $:!45. rl<ln't niiss it! * BEST of Colll'ge Park * v.·oven "'oods, shag crpt, 1, 2362 FORDI-IAJ\.t DR. 11·allpapcr, brick & p&nellna: 1llo~r. Re"! Est,llc .. 3 BR. & 111.nl\l • 16x36 pool used extensively, i;?orr.L>oualy mitroundl!d hy lovely ll'ees land11eape<l v.·/btick It 531 51DD ( .... J 531 5110 & 11hn1h11J. OVt!!rAlzc<I dbl. v.· rough I i r on f1>11cln.a, • i••l • gar. \\'on~e'rful nelghbof'!ll: plantf'n, fruit 1ret'S 2 IL"-"-'""--:._----.-•I s.tl,500 . tO't Do1-1·n. Open patios. & block "'"ll!i. 50 yds I HON1tYMOON hou'r rlt11l}' J.j by from gntmmar IK'hool. Aak-,1 SPECIAL ~ ~'fll!r/Broker 5.i6-8559. ing ~.91Xl. 845:4ffi9 _ $30,900. AME-RI CAN BEAUTY SPANISH VILLA Near the beaoh. C«thoo GoryeoU1 model·llke 3 BR. A unique oombinaUon of old eeillna1. brick tlrepl., Mesa Verde home, just A-ne~· Ca11Iornla . Rf'd t11ed purpoAt eame/fan1/din ll8"ted. $-15,500. roof, m.aJe!ltic cathedral 2 larie be<tnns.. v.·alk· OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.:; ceilinp, Yt'OOd b LI r n Ing ck>M111, larse lot, U11~ 1700 OAHU PLACE tlttpl., cantlna kitch/famll y rallroad·tle patio, dog JOHN p, CAREY rm, 4 larre bdrrm., covered To delay la to be? d REALTORS 1).)6....7414 patio tor fiesta or 11it>lrtft pointed. The Reul Est time. Pttstige location neat Fair, 536-2551. 3B R MfVtr~ $37,750. bea<h. Huny alld <all The $4 900 CASH Cholcl!, quiet nelahborhoorl. Real E1tate Fair, ~2J51. , Walk to i.choola. Din/fam · ASSUME 70A V rm .. 2 fin!p1'1. maov xtrru;. Mini ORCHARD o Jim Wells Rt•ltor Warm Ir: Prltndly 4 bdrm 3Bft. plus 1 dt"n, t~b:i, ronftl """ ..... ho t f lo In din rm. 2 car attached ~7~254 ~1 ;,-w-11 me or un-Y g people. btaut fenced ,.,.,1, pri Fl U R 2 L Prime IOCfttion. near new xe r pptr • ot oond .. 220 v.·\rlng, concrete patio entry, cl!lt' to srhl1 2 BR., l'tj'.i\-c, cvrd patio, dbl boot/trailer acl!f'ss. S311,900. shppnJ, Tolol price S27, gar. v."Ork shop. J65 Ertst larwin r••lty Inc. ComJllll'P ot $~.900. ln1 2'lrid. Bkr., 548-9721 nr 9, • .,.5 (24 h ) oct"Up. Ill.I tn call 646-n7t. ~ rs 01-1'Tter, 80.1-3711, op(•n LEASE or LOW DOWN Sa.I/Sun, 15612 )layn 4 Br .. 2 Ba, Opeo hou..,. 2710 REl'O:;;;i;5~lONS La""",,-------:(4• Drake, C'i\-f. Phone 833-13Jfi ,., .. l'n!orn1:itinl" and location Irvine or 4~1731 A.Rent. nl tl:t?~ Flt.4 k •;A home1, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Q ASSU11E VA loe.n. 3 BR, 2 1·0· ·,ct· Ba 129,9"'1. Some •.ck KASABIAN needed. 0 .,... n er I Ag t . Rt el l!tt•te M2-6644 546-7739. LARGE 2 Story, 5 BR, hUge R.R. $48,tiOO, Willa Realty, 546--7!39. Fal Profit ll all.alned when )'Ot.I tell throuah regult-get. Una DI.Uy Pilot C!usHied Ada. 642-5871 BY OWNER • Exec Drnm House. 2800 sq. n. of ete- p.nce. ~. cto.t to fn\'YI. lhops. Auume 6% loan. Best bu;y in area. $6!1.~. -only 842-1142. • $3,000 * Witch The Kldd lH trom your O\\'ll backyard lJakOny u 1hey play ln park next door. 4 bdrm., baths, 2 fireplaces, lol9 clotetl and a trcme yard with 1prlnklera and rear. The perfect f ly home ~.OCXI. Vision- i •lli~~~~~~iiiiio ,RE,,LTOP.. 642-11':23 * 2 ON A LOT* -HA RB.OR-VU 2 .sr'P. homet1 <1 & 2 BR.J. MONa co 1v!'Llk to Lido s./1oppin~; idl'!ll 2 r.r. .~ '"'rn <''' ·; r:1~. 2 BA, fnr homt.• & lncomt'. Xlnt I 1111c1"1tlt•tl. •d nr In\. Pl'•lL $©\l~}.i\-1£1'-.!i-S • Th al /nfrig uing Word Game wifh a Chuckle Under market ?.1Wlt sell thll ""·eekend . 4 Br, nu crpt ol pa.Int, 8001 Sterling. Nr. Beach A Talbert. Vacant, 171,000. Owner lro-1046. ASSUME 6% loan, 1 n1i. to beach, 1500 11J. ft. 2 stry, profe11lonal lnndAcAplfll. 113.llOO dwn., P .l I ll!I0.74 move ln today, S:\6.500. rh. 968-3!& red hill N'lnd., nt'>\\'IY l'(llnl l'd. 111~11· lt1 •' .,.fl, r,,,. In n<'. ... i. .... ·,.1n l1v t'nl'p. & dJ1l lX'.!1: l:ll.'aurHul 1·l,.hl1..,,,..iri _,. •-,ntJ!. r1·•"!l l·j CAREFREE $2850 DOWN!! sull(fL>t'k. 2 (:nr .\?fir. $69.:'IOO. S11: t <::1n ,~'.ll"I ""1'! \','l1rrler C111l: U7J.36V.'l 67:t-80:.;G E\·cs. Pl .. ~~~ ll4·1-7CV'.7. LIVING 523 ,2501 ASSUM£ 7°/o associated Sharp adult 2 bedroom Hun· 1 LOAN!! , tln&ton Bay Condo. 111\g 3 13H's, 1 1~ bath!!, pool, Cl popular two ~ton• modf'l i~ resale, no qulllirylniz. no b ideally loclllM ,;~11 r t»1nks poln1 ~. C\Jt--dc-... 11(', 11•11:lk 10 ·-NT*ING&T&ON BEACH and all shopping. Price in· school. \\'on't lru11 111 $28,500 HU BROK ER !. -RE l\L l01l5 lf'il'~ W 8athnn b 11 1/i/,} clodf"S 11·a!lh<-t, d1"\i"r, 1'i'frt..: -Call llO\\': Gr .. ~1ro CONDO. &. dsh~·shr 5tt to ap-2 ht'clmom, 1 ~, bAthS \\'Ith pre<lat<. . 'I VIS\elf llc,..ro & Co I •hait rorpcl •od pool . . • WH ,.h er, dryer and • . COATS """ ,_ ~ rehigC'tatur 1 n c I u d c d & ,,, · -S21..000. C1;ll Red Carpel. WA LLACE HOME & Rcnlton, ....-. REAL TORS INCbME 8" Ot1Cl o! lhc '62-i4S4 , Best Addr••••d P•opl• I \\"hy rcn'~ I \'I'." fl"'" r l thr In Town! 1..,.,,.,. .. -~~_,,..,... hea('t\. 2 h1hm t}nr11· plul't I i\ffl!ill Vrrcte t !l:ec. r•mlty N'IW 4-PLEX I lxlnn npn.nntent .. l lOuhlr' lionu'. 3 Br + drn. complete NO FINAN CING 119r:i1<r.,.;1t1e lh<' h~ki· t(1 thi::!1 nr1-1· kit Roorn tar bool or PROBLEM I ht"tr11. • 111, Mndll" l·1~ldc trlr. Nr•w lh1llng. Seller wt~ 1uppor1 nn1uK=lna: & out i: oflorert 111 $·12·500· Oa ... id Bourk• Rltr Ue"uUJul 4-plex, \'llrant linrt ~ 546-0000 ~-~~ t'f'fldy for 1ht\I fil'!l1 m1'lK'r ··~lakr f<oom ror DRdd)I" tu ad\•lllU\ii'. Subniil land I Walker· & Lee ... clf'sn out the KAl'"lp f:Xch!Ulltll. eommt'rrl•I l)r ... turn that Junk Into cuh unit• lo thll area. Call Re·I •••~ 1'''11 with 11 Dally PUot OaWtsed C'a.rpct, &-.JllOrt, ~$0. ·~·~·-•l_l "°;,"'1.;--'>"U"l'-----ad. Call 642-5671. ___ _ oci-:,,-· ,·1· ,.,,~bas Nt:\\'r'ORT rr.8~'1' ALl. PL.ANS AVAILABLE NE\\' · LO !NT. RATES ~ ,\f1\l~E OFFER Real F:i11n 1<' Conrultan111 1~25 S.1j.Jl'r!or, :-;\lltt' :l N<'11'!)0rt fk11ch, 645--3110 r .lboa lsl1nd • Little Bolboa Isle By Pwner $110,000 4 Br., :: G<I. Jana!, trplc, bf'an1 ctng, P.:iclrR!!. 1 ou·ner. FtnU""\•1~ 11 1·~11 OP EN SAT /SUN 1-6 115 ABALONE (n41 SJS..5440 or 67J..4747 BA\'Vl E\V ritnJl ,f.:X- 2 Brt. 2 BA. f)nc ycnr l'.11d, 2 Dblc gnrn;.:e11 Atr\'nl • S.~~1 __ You don'I n('Cd n gun !o ''Draw f"A!d" wlK'11 yo u place an ad in th(' D~ily Pilot Want Adt! CIU no"· • 64U6'13. ------llllt1tl •r Cl A'f' •· POlLAN O Rtorronge lett•rJ of tl1e four tcrombled word1 b•· ~ low to for/ti four 3impl• words. 1 • ,.PO T RDI I I I I I ,. ,. I L ASC D I ! I I' I' I I . I •....,;L;;.....E;....E~B-R...-lj f l't I I I I Women may nol bo obi• lo V . . . . . adcl wry well, but they -• !oln ly can -· ,., I RACVOT I 1--.1"'"''"1-.,1,'-TI """'1"1-1 0 Compt.fo "'• ch"'kle qvolH bt ftlftn; t" lhe mllOl"ll -d ~ .......... _ .......... _.~ you dev•lop ltbM ftp Ne. a b.low. $ PRINT NUMBERED I' lfTT\RS IN SQUARES ., ~oFf~W!~ L!TT!!S I I · 1 I I I I I I SCRAM-LITS .ANSW!RS IN DIMl·A.UNI BY Owntr 3 Br. 1 Bn. cupeta, drape11, bl.tilt Ins, inc ~rrla d1h/wh1, covereid patio, Auume 6% loAn $158 mo $28, 000 P A J will take ~-TOWNHOUSE 3 Br. c:rpta, retrl&, atovt. Ch 11 d re n . 9wlm pool. Blllilord/MM\1. AllllUmt 1% FHA. LD dn. 1168-1488. LEAVING State. Mutt •II 2.cm IQ n J ar. 2 aa + bonu:!I nn, C\tl-de-aac, trailer ·~.'!'; owner. 142 , 9 0 0 . n ...... 1160. oWNriit Nr. ocean. 4 BR 2 sty, tonn dln, take over 1% Gt loan, 151,llOO. I@ mo. Need.I work, a.u-11ro, evt• 839--7145. $21.~~0 . CONTINENTAL CONIJ\J. 3 Bedroom, 111 both. 96illl l>urt>em Dr., mm. <-77JL e BR +,._FR: DR, 3 bo, by o.mor. ' .. I(. .,. ... . 6IJl.,1m llll llllO ... ..... REALTY A CompRny \Vlth Vi11ion U11Jv. Park Ce111"1" Irv\ Call Anylln1u, 5.12-T~ Otncc ho1u·11 8 M i 10 8 P OPEN SAT(SUN. 12 4212 ·VA I ST. G~cnlt"ff, I! h A r 01 I 111t 1 bdrm., spacloua fMrn1 kft w/dbl. oven, bltn11. living nn. w/lllOJX'C( cetl. U5ed brlck hi>I. F land~anrd. $3.~.500. DAVID D. CARLS RIAL TOR 133- -2100 lci-Pt-2 STOR loc•tt<l·ln THE RAN Auwne 7\t% Lonn h1u1t St.JI. $48,500 Sa\'e Broker Fee OPEN HOUSE. 551· OPEN HOUSE-BY OWN BEAUT. l br, 2 ba, cul-de-ur, R.V. 11or 136.llOO. - CALIFORNIA home I Br. l be, pool. 153.'llll. Appolrrtmem. °''ly. 551· Can l\U\UM VA. Don't (lvw · uo the "141\" tt ln clullntd 111--1. f . .. .. .. ,_ ,, ... -· • S1tllrdoJ, ~ 8, 1'113 DAILY PILOT 25 ;;.;~'~;;,I -·~·· I~ I _.... I~ I _.... I~ ·I _.... I~ I _.... I~ ~'-~~E'!l"'~]liJ~·,~ '~~;;out•.;;:l~~~"-' ;;;-"t'-..;;E-•-;;~l~~I l.egun• &tacti L•1una Beach Ml11ion Vleio ........ _ N.wport ... ch Sen Clemente lncom. Property 1'6 Income Proper!! 1" lncom• Prept!rty 116 THE RANCH-IR INE ASSUMABLE 7<;:, VA, total Cit.Sh $7 .500, $3M. per n1n. • two story, 2 Fire pl, 4 Sdrma. ii buth1t, fun1 rm. , ~01•1nl din rn1, laundry nn. Ft1ntui:tl1· hul -110 r111 .. Jif"i"" DESIRABLE TURTLE' ROCK-IRVINE POPULAR PLAN 2 4 bcdrn1s., fan1 rn1., forml din, Move in while esc1'0w closes. Foo l"'nd. S.17.500. UNBELIEVABLE BUT ;T RUE ii~ ANT A ST I C lNDOOR SWJtit POOL v.·Jjur.uzzi In trop!C'1tl ga nh.'n!I. 4-Bft. :i BA 3 car gnr. Syper exec home only S69.~. ASSUMABLE 7% VA T\VO BEDl'tM llOMt<: lovelv co untry kilrh. 10111! fa.~h 10 10011 $7.~/$200 JX'r ll lO total. S\\•in1min1t & l'l'Cl"C'll· tion prlv. Nr fl'\vys. P riced $33.000. CALL 833-3380 ·4225 Campus Drive, lrvlne t19una Beach OPEN SAT. 1-l wooos COVE LAKE FOREST Harbo VI SIMON SEZ BUILOIER WITH 581 DUNNEGAN NEW 4 Bit p1., !om., 2500 r eW IMA~INATION • Bd '"' 11 St': t bit · klt 1 • ELEGANCE Hom-Step liito this 4 be<hwn1, i~.& v rn1s., COn\"i!.rt. den, 3 ...... · 11.u · -1n c 1. "" · •• ba h mini rl o. Swim ~-1 • • ••nt•l Unit•. ''"t"-df I s··' " I M l •C&ll Cl . .,.,.sy·care C"Ul.1 0( .6 ,. ..... vu '"': huQ:e family rn1. with n ng rm . wimm ... ig poo 4 BEDROO + Siarp Monlego C "'bed...,1'00!-11, 2 floor plan in an ideal faniily Room for 2 more. Unusual v.c1 bar. Whtie water k & cabana. Creut oetan vtew balh, very anxlou1' owner bo investment opportunity for OOIUltal vte"''· Will oonsidCr & o1~ nlinute walk to 2 FAMIL\' ROOM v.'111 lease option for $100> ~~h t~~~!~hepaex~~ last capital appreciation. !rttde In \Vest L.A. $144.~. set uued t..'Ovc11. ?11uny t'"X· •option ntoney and ooly $485 Juat $29,950. Sinton Scz Call Owoer Dexible & will MONARCH BAY TERR tra1. Owner nt.ighl tinimce. Owners muJt aell th 11 per month rent. Below the N ,96H 7 finance at 8%. Aikin& A 1va'1ll & friendly rplil·level n59.ooo gorgeous home corny~ mar1cet. Avaitab!c now, ow! . 7ti ' $60,500 • Make Offer. hoinc of superior quality & 0 PARADISE POINT ;:i1!~ter::• y~. :~ 675-7225. ~OPlN1ILt1°ffS FUNTOBEJ/CE! de.iiign. Open beam living ver 1-acre of beauL ocean· bedrooms c ont pletelv· .~ ·~~~'II~·~ rm., lge. family rm., cot\o front, iA'lth 5 wtlt!. Could # , 1 \'Ct't. den; 3 bdrm_g., 3 ba's., sul)-dlvlde into 4 to 6 carpeted with large family · swlmn1iniz nool. ll:I!l,500. homesltes. Secluded beach, kitchen, assume a VA loan;J ;\\ VIEW LOT magnHlcent vie\\-s. Good with total payme nt. $203 . -~!··~·~ F'antustic oc:ean views from terms. $260,000 per month. this lot at the top of the new OCEAN VU DUPLEX Monarch Bay Terr a c· e , 2 Bit each unit: trplc .. prlv. Price Incl. a rchitectural area. $75,500. plruu; ror a stunnln11: con· VICTORIA BEACH tcmrot11ry h0n1e. $47,SOO. LAST avail. lot, xl.nt view & LARGE FAMILY? short 1valk to secluded cove. One of l.agunu's ta.rgt'st 01vner \Viii earl')'. $24,900 !ainlly hon1cs. 6 Bdrnis,, 4!1 497.1711 Laguna IM•ch IJ<tths: over 4,000 sq. fL, a r rhitecturally designed . Fan1ily rn1. 1v/frplc. & !i\l'ecplng ocean vie...,•s are ' included. Reduced to 199.500. OPEN SUN. 1·5 802 Manzenlt• Drive ~ta I Showplace RHldence L~::.._J -Whi~ water viev.' pl.us n1e.ny ~ extras, make thls·a unique 1105 N.CoasrHwy.,Laguna home. Close to 'beach It high 494-1177 """'°'· with ll'>est ap<. --------'1 $09.900. V.A. Flnanclnv 1' CHARM HOME * Avail. tor $48,000 on this 2· On R-2 tot: 1~m to ad? sty. 3 BR. home with view. <inother unit. North end. 'i Priced at $5.1 000 Bdrn1. & den, 2 !rplcs. O v' : · L I $6.-1.000. C•en 1ew 0 Walker&Lee lllA~ l lTATI 23801 El ·roro Rd., El Toro Royal Savings & Loan Bldg. 586-1000 MADRID 67 Panoramic view home 1\'ith grrat family kitchen, 5 large bedroom.a wiU1 studio tor great entertaining. This ho1ne Is truly a decorators dream.. The yard I s landscaped to perfection, Walker&Lee lll#IL llT#ITI l3861 El Toro Rd., El Toro Royal Savings & Loan Bldg. M&-4000 Newpart Be1ch BLUFFS FEE ''E'' Elegance in the Bluf!I! ! The professional touch is ob- vious. A spacious 2350 sq. ft. 4 bedroom, family room home on fee land O\VNER, Nr. Sol..1th Coast Plain 4 BR, 2 B . .\, Grant Hon1es. $3500 dv.•n, $328 mo. FHA 7~4/o , needs v.·ork, 833-110.'\, t"VC$1, 546-9754. BY CW.•ner, 4 Br, nunpus rm., pool, all xtras, n1· S. Coa'1t Plaza. $49 ,000. 557-9794. Tustin . Hiiis & Horses Sparling Investment Corp 133-3544 -A~s~s=uME 7% VA Tri·plex, H.B., 2 -u 2 br &. 3 br 01vners unit iv/patio. In· oon1c $515 per n10. $56,900. Medlcal·Dental • 26 Suites 26 pride ol ownership suites. Large center. Major cross streets. Over 27,000 sq. It. HI re· turn. Low maintenance. Seasoned leases. $200,000 down. Call for profit analysis. 4-Plex • Reduced • $47,000! Sharp unlts. Just reduced to $47 ,000! Furnish· ed. Low vacancy. 7.3 times gross. Perfect rental location. Call today. Mesa Verde 4-Plex • $62,500 Mesa Verde's best buy! All ne'" carpets all units. Cul-Oe-sac location. J>ride of owner- ship. All 2 bedrooms. Enclosed garages. Walk to shopping. Better Hurry! $62,500. Shopping Center 14 acre site. Traffic count 27,000. ~·1ajor bank purchased 40,000 sq. ft. on site. Portions suit· able for R3 or R4. $35.000 ac. 546-1600 INVESTMENT DIVISION THE REAL ESTATERS -----------~- * FABULOUS .... * Above Victoria Beach, with THE VILLA r.11. views fron1 thii; .:J bdrin. house plans incl. $27,?QO. "UP AT A VILLA, DO\VN I 3 ba .• in1nu1c. hoine \\.'Ill; 494-1'551 * BAYCREST * BY OWNER. Elegant custom bulH 4 BR + lrg, Fain Rm, 2 ti-taster BR + 2 !rpl.cs, Only $87.500 CALL 644-7211 3 Custom view homes now under COM!ruction and open for your inspection. Features inchldc 4 BR, 3 BA, 3 car gar, v.·/bars. 4 Ton A/C, miC"f'O wave ovens + every extra imaginable. Carpets and llllldscaping alw incld. 7~, 11c loo.n a\--aiJ. Bring )'our O\vn horse an<l move in next month!! Open Ho1.110C Daily. Ca.ti Broker 645-£646/832.5141 or drive by 12812 Barrett Lane, N. Tustin Hills. BY 'fHE SEA ," Is 1he l.'OZY family rn1. Near 1000 N. Cooat Hwy., Laguna Huge LR, Fonnal Dr, Com- pletely priva!e 28' cOvered outdoor living area \\•ith lush /Jn NIGEL IJAILEY Ii, ASSIJCIATES t!1cm.e for this imposing schools. 2 Patios for relax.,_ Spar11sh !ilyle horne. Located ing In the sun plus a high up on I...'lgu.na's fnnH!r.I gardener's r.lellght I a th Riviera l'OO.Slline. DETAIL· hOUS(' Jlllc<l \\'Ith potted ED MEDITERRANEAN plants. A must see a't ========00 BLUFFS ARCHITECTURE WITH $59 JOO Q c landscaping. Owner wiU finance respon11lble buyer. Principals only 645-7500 EXTE~oR oF RoucH · · .. LEASE * · ulet anyon CONDO CHAf:-K \\'HITE PLASTER. Prefitige North end Joe. Lux· Owmlng 3 bdrm., 2 bath SHARP. CONDO Moor1Sh styled veranda. with uriouR home. all blt·ins; 4 home in quiet Bluebird Can· REDECOR. 3 Bclnn., 2 AT REDUCED PRICE a view of the ocean far lxhms., den, family rm., 31,a yOn, l..at'lre tivlng room baths; hobby room. Dbl. Lowest price in the bluff. bf;low. ba'1t.: 2 wet bars, with with fireplace, cozy dining garage 4 br, Z% be.. kitchen w/tam 21L Tri level floor features 2 fabulous views. $650 Month. area, suncleckl & spacious ,A~l{t .. ~ •d.~.9Yl rm, "W" plan in the plaza. 7lol ACRES, Antelope Va1ley ~-- BDRJl.tS. & DEN GUEST bal·k ya.rd for summer fun. GIB WALKER Lowest lease hold, taxes & near new lnter-rontinentaJ Lots for Sate 170 ;fi' RM., OR 5rUDY. M..,;,. SHIELDS $59 500 REALTY 67.5200 maintenance w/•~ded &irport, $4900. Term' -'-'""-------~ .~ (we really m(>aJl it) liv. rm. ~· · r crpt, wall paper, -~;ling .,:4:::99-4588.c:;::=-=---~= NEWPORT BEACH; Prime "', W/OOEAN VIEW. REAL ESTATE /i ---<xtun...Ofkredby"""" Buoln .. o p._rty 154 Big Canyon lot overlooking ·N· " I TIMBERED CEILING nd 0 ·111 ~ BEACH DUPLEX at $49,900. Com ..... """ble to -----Tees & Fairwaus. This is 81 e n I e S, Ult nt nutes rom TIED BY CRISS CROSS (Fonne~ly Englu R.E.l . ~lei' 11 Bl I be h 1 .,...... TWO LOTS TOTAL l"A'-"""'' " BEAMS IN AUTHENTIC :n.s Thai~a 494-8093 REAL EStAfE , oc t to ao & new Y li!rtings from $52,500 to .,. _,o the number one view & San Juan C•plstreno. Private commun• * OPEN HOUSE * n redecor. Asking $85,000. but $55,000. Empty & Avail. now. CHOICE ·LOCATION, Hun· building site tn So. I SPANISH s T v L 1 N r. . 1100 Glenneyre St ri,.i .... "f.fi>r' Cal! 642·4589. tington Beach ZONED California'• most exciting lty protedecl with locked gate. Severa ~~\~,:;;,.~. r~,';!'.~LACF. S•i,t l~;·p~~c~lll 4944173 54~16 R~~'fi~RT BEf,~~642 * 4 BDRMS. * ~~~~~[E~~~,,::; "f.\~'&""~'f'~'f.y~ ••••• available, ,,_ $10,950. Low C~nlral kitchen has range. ea TERMS writ(!' KA·N 31706 S Coast H•ttU d 15 t OVEN DISH ... \SHER 0. Arch Beach Heights. Custom, .. . •• 2627 Newport Blvd., N.B. 2-Story, custom built home PAK. 1993 V"•eJ . v ... Sou . ~.,. own payment, year el'Ms 1 • • "'' • .-r 2·s:y., Spanish motif, sunken Over1.?0klllg the Pa.cdle \ii' n.u;i1 Rd., niuei th Laguna 499-1397 open!l .to DINl!\'.G AREA. Ir living rm.. lrplc.: nisLr. Magnificent M~narch Bay 1 ~ith r;ke rootlt 4 Bg';'s., ~ :iM'°•=·..:":::•:.:WlU:.;::;.;;..· ----_ lllO Glenneyre St., 2172 DuPont Dr.,#8, Irvine 833•3223 you h&ve a flair tor the olde bdnn. suitt", spacious sun-TctTace 4 Br, 3;, Ba home. WATERFRONT traP1 c11. ~ Sq~sft.. recre~tlon Commercial Laguna Beach, 494-8086 --------------------- World design. then YCIU must ,1 .. ,.1._. l~pt·· a-h.~ub\o All redwood & g I a 115 • p NEWPORT BEACH VIEW see ·this eharn1lng bit or old '"·"" '' ,_ .... "" " c 1 rm. Come see & buy! roperty 151 1,------~ Spain. Offr>t'f'd fnr, rioor entry. Corner lot .,..1111 us tom c e g an c e REDUCED $5000 $68 500 -;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; LOT Over looks Bay ocean I l[il I ll •I $53•500 pa1101·amic viev.· of the Pa. throughout. Offered at ' • & Udo lsle, Sac, $39,500 F~ • ,_. ~ $310000 LOAN AVAIL • BROKER CALL IS\ •4'·1<14 * 3-UNIT * !m-3194 . . ~jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjiiilim~;;;; under t..'Onsuuction. From 83U7IO • ,.... COl.1MERCIAL BUJG. 68x110 LOT. 1607 Cornwall BF. THE lST TO SEE lT! i·ifil' coast v\~tt homes GRu· BB & ELLIS ,;,~ • C~LL NOW F<'lll APPT. l~".OOO. Reoltors 119 ..... well l t·• • MISSION REAL TY .µ. at:ALTY · oca ~ w/~u-street Newport Beach. NT. aOOp. 8u1inen Mortgages, 985 SO. COAST H\\'Y . Southcoa.st Pacific Corp. 286.i E. Cst. Hwy., Cdrif PORTOFINO -H. Vu Homes Ntll' l'ftwporr Pott Offltt parking, Owner Wlll CaJTY • ping. Owner. 673-6293. Op t It 200 T It o.ecl LAGUNA Qua:ity Builde~ of Laguna 67.S.7080 1 Year new, many extras, 3 T.D. $59,000. 2 HB. Lot.a R-l, SO'xl-40' _ por un Y ru I Phone 17141 494-0731 -.~~*~49'~-0~30~1_:*~--1 '"'"""""""""""""""' BR, 311 BA, bonus room. * LIDO SANDS * Choice area, 1825 Pine St. PACIFIC BUSINESS 260 Sell Least/Option Available sch o o I open-Newly painted, l BR, 2 Ba. * 59'x29' LOT * Sale hu owner, 536-36«, SALES * S42,500 * .. -. BEAU'l'lFUL location -ing, OWNER will finance Cl "'-Magn1hef'nl ocean vtew m SOt.rrH LAGUNA l bl k Priv. corcimunity. W~ · ZONE Mo De a'6'2 N...._....rt Bl., r--... 1.fea. WELL Sl!CUllED $8400. 2nd Tnltt Deed 9~ interest due 3 yr1, Will ~ count $840. to yield 13%. SIGNAL MORTGAGE 00. Sharp 2 BR. So. Laguna 1 1 ·11 1 t J k 0 · · oc resp. buyer. Fee $89.500. d•'•tan-to beach Le 132 500 ~ • TERMS untaln Mrt ... ~ ~ O\\' ii s ' ow • -• -to be t N 1y od 1--' "AA ~~· •••• • • • ~ • 74 833-1141 Phone ""1770 home. \\'alk to beach. · · "'" ""' ac 1. ew rem e ~ ~s. 1715 Ne..,...,. ... Hills R M ~-('cnit'r of town Must be aokl 2 Bdrm t mil 1 ~...,... •land. $48,750. . oy cCardle Realtor Rt11rt 1 * '* * s;;.1 ,9:;o * 1 _ _. . ' a y rm, arge Dr. W. l.810 N rt Bl d CM i BR. home. No'lh L'.".'U~" 01· ra:....... deck w/ocean view. Guest ewpo v · · . Llq Store n---• •-a PLACE REALT\;o '"' Loi Padres Realty apt. $62,500 firm. By owner. NEWPORT Crest Condo JONES 541-n29 ' PUBLIC AUCTION Aaki~ $SS.~w-~nt (n4) 556--0106 494-9704 4'H-9729 627 So. Coe.st. 1..quna Call 213. 721.-5115 d a Y 1 , ~i~~~c~~J8H=r~ JtfALTY lNC September 24, 1973 * * 494 1813 2'1"464·-eve" Swnmer Move ;n tmmro. 3 BR, ESIJ?<6 C· 1 Lot $17,500 Beach front reoldential lot Ma I< Pa C.Ofiee Shop 4500 CampUI Dr, N.B. BEAUTIFUL ocean view Jot" ,:."';;n::;tal::;•:...:"""::.;::11:.:dered=:::·__ fonnal dining nn. 12000. 119 24th St., Newport Beach Full Price $6000 Tenns "'OCE t (7 .. ) 013 0210 I SO'xl40' Near 19th & -Pomona Ml,.·mum bid ~s.~ * * ONLY $12,900 AN VIEW -Here's a below market price. Prl ~ · Ave CM ""-'~• '-·· "' """ I~ Oceanvlew Realty 673-8500 veritable paradise in the _Pty~·:.,cc-::,::=·=~-~ iocnw.BalbM""" ., · · .--l-..... -.:\,1 ,..,.... &.t County of. Orange Cocktail Bar hills at 658 Mystic View . L Ktwporlhlcb.·Clrilomlri•J&IO $2.50 per Sq. Ft. Dept. Real Prop. SeMces G1'0$S $10,0CIO :;:.,::;:::_:;:.::;;;:_ ___ __;L::;•::;9,.;"::":;:•c..::B::;H::;ch:::;____ Lot 70. x 114. & you °"'n it • IDl.'"URY OCEANFRONT Wesley N. T•ylor Ce, ln4l 834-25ell * * _ .. _ IOJ S. Poclflc C0io1t Hwy., L•911110 IHch OPTION TO BUY LOvely lake and a ~olf coorse view from private, well maintained 2 bedroom condo. Spanish tiled villa $37,900. CALI> 497-1761 HIGH IN THE SKY You will be llyin$ high as you look on the speclacular cfty and beach view from the huge oulside deck surrounded by huge trees . 3 Bedrms on two large lots. CALL 497·1761. SPECTACULAR Exciting place to entertain. A pool side lovely ocean view custom built multl· lev el. Make an appointment to see. CALL 497-1761. NOTICE: REAL ESTATE SALESMEN ' WE ARE EXPANDING AND NEED . , NIW OR EXPIRIE~ED SALESMIN •. CALL 492.9700 OR 497°17'1 FOR A CON- FIDENTIAL INTliRVll!W. . " RiDCHEI ORANGE COUNTY'S . . :LARGEST REALTOR ' 470 OPFICIS NfiTION WIDI r I I ' " 3 & De & FR Ne I h One or kind, 4800 aq. ft. CARMEL MODIL REALTORS Patio Center. PaUo n · •• w Pus duplex. Beams, skylights, VIEW 21ll San J In Out f Fumi G $.175 000 =St..t%0~S:S~~· o~~ very plush, +.car gar .. new. Out&tanding H.V. Homes: 3 Newport c:t~~ Hi~9io of Sta e P!?f!. 171 Yr A~re$35.fuo +'Stock HouHI Furnlstt.d 300 Fri. s.t. & Sun. . QUlN· $189,000. Good !lnandnfr. bdrms., ..,_Uy nn., lush * C l * 160 ACRE COLO. RANCH * * TARD REALTY 642-2991. 494--0615• gold carpeting, decorator • WILL SACRIFlCE CUt & Card Shop Balboo l'sland 169,500. WILL BIJY 2.000 Sq ft. of living on a $30,000 lot. 4 blocks from the ocean, Hard to find in No. Laguna. A honle w/xlnt vu, 3 BR, 2 fUll ba, nunpUJ rm & am.I den.~Bkr. NPT Crest ·Luxury condo, 3 drapes. Va?>ey view. First $28,500 AIL OR PART Dana Point 1st Years GREAT 1 BR&: frplc. only Br, 2~1; ba, lofted ceiling, time otte~. $74,5oo. Fee Small houle, c car riar. Save over $1300.00 on each 40 Gr $26,000 Asking $12,500 $195. master suite w/1un deck. {)'Oil own the land). Oownt&wn COIJta Mesa acres by a as u m in g All Help Run. Your utilities are pa.id. Oct. at occup. Wilt sell CORBIN-MARTIN RIVIERA REALTY payment. on . C.Olo. ranch Call LOOK 3 BR. turn. Only 1225. UX>O. under market prtce. Reiltors 644-7662 14& Broe.dwa.y, C.M. property. Ex c e 11 en t in-PACIFIC BU~NESS SALES w/view, nice deck, pet/child. Xlnt financing. 547-9673. -'42.~7007 645-5690 Eves. ve1tment au.itabl~ 1 or 4 BR, 2 BA turn/unlum. LIVE in lux comfortl in 11 * JUST LISTED * -ranching, recreAUon, etc. • MXgr U1.!ure Item1 $425. F.P., pet/child ok mn home fol"~ dn. on CU.tom, vu 4 BR., tam. rm. PRIME C·l $27,Joo-. -Rollin& hill country 'Nlth •.Beer-Bu~ mo. ALA Rentals 6424383 sales contr. Imm. occ 5 BR, home: quiet cul de sac, HEART OF C/MESA trees, grau, hunting & ButcMT ""~ try $12.500 c,= -= o~,_.,~...:.=-= try tm phe fishing nearby. E8.ch parcel • Interior Decorator Serv. ....ii.....:. Ule. Lee exec 2 Br, 3 BA, 2 tr pl, lge lam rm nu coun a 08 re. Hurry! lOO'xl.25' corner with rear may be picked up by mak· Holland Business 2 Ba, tam rm., l trplcs, 40' cflt5 bltins prime res. area, $87.fm Open Sat., Sun. 1-5; alley lng two back payments of 604170 SALES 541).~ lllp. Yrly or winter. 121 E. LEASE/Option. 3 BR. ~ S ,000 64a.-fi889. 231J90HHeaNther Ln. JIM WELLS REALTOR $73.96 and assume ptincl~I Bayfroot Wknda or 534-1769 with pool facl!. Sharp fa.ml· -BLUFFSOWNE-R P. CAREY ~1-6264 979-2631 balance of $7414.23 at 6~% aft s. ly ho1ne "'ith view. Elegant 2 BR + den, fully REALTORS 646-7414 Condominiums int. Call collect for Mr. Bu1lne11 Wanted 210 w·"='v°'E;;,L_Y~3~BR~, -3-BA-.-,-I PLACE REALTY air oond., highly upgraded, * OC&ANFRONT * for sal• Turner {303) 384-7739. fireplaces, \2ar, patio. 494-9704 494-9729 beautiful custom garden 4 Furn. units. Lg. sundeck -~..;..;.c:... ___ _;1.::60 C.P.A. desires to purchase Adults, $425'. Ye a r I y . Lido Isle patio. Fee (You own land) 2 -Dbl. garages. \Viii trade 2» BD. l Vi Ba, adults 32 Real Estate accounting practice or 675--0800. GU-1072. for income in San Clemente units end or unit next to Excha"tle 112 partnership interest wlth "w"INTER~=-0-,-,-..,~1,-. ~Charm~-. ONE OF A KIND HARBOR Vlev.• -3 BR, or Dana Pt. $125,000. huge pool & clubhouse. C.P.A. Phone 979--0lOS. Ing 3 BR, house, patio, Lido's last corner lot, fitreet Carmel, under construcUon, BALBOA BAY PROP. Lovely patio, real fireplace, MR. Broker, what have you frplc. 117 Pearl, Balboa to street 35x88, across beach great view, J want out! Ap· ·-* 673-7420 * blt-ins. fresh paint, locked for exchange for 6 yr, old Money to Lotrn 240 Island. I & tennis ct. $&'5,000. ~~~·000· Let's talk. NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~~.~· bf~f>~, ~~~ 'el~~n.: ~~~ i~ldt: ~ ~n~t~ f~ I~ 1st TD Loans RE ===AL"'L°'Y~ .. -,-e~.-B-,-""-._-. VIA LIDO NORD .,4 BR lBA $62950 642-!239 Grossei $37,000 year. h'plc, tront &:,back patios, 4 Bdmu. & 5 &lhB: CONDOMAXIMUM Many .;..,.. ,;,. .. ;..,. · 7H:644--0916 single gar. s.e at 2'l:l Dia· lmJr~cent custom h<>me. Nolhl.n& finer. 3 Br, 2 Ba * 3 BR, ::2 BA, $39,990 Income Property 166 Rul Esto~ Won~~ 114 UP TO 90% mond. Winter. LIDO REAL TY aduk f>&rl<. Pools, putting. Sui>e< shaii> pooJ home. ~ -2 d TD L BAYFRONT 3BR. 2BA , S\opor prtvai.. 143.000. PATr!OON INVESTMENT 20 NEW UNITS HOME 0, 4 unit. In San ft 080$ blttns, lrplc, garqe, Sept. 3317 Via Lido, N'pt Beach Deni90n As90C. 673o.13'11 00. Costa Mesa. Accelera ted Clemente Dan.a Point or S.Jmte lb. $150 per m6. * 673-7300 * VACANT Baytront home. Hl 642-anl ·* 642-8001 de preclatlon opportunity. CaptstranO. Have $20.oob lot Lowett r1te1 Or1n9• Co. :673-30"'0:259=~~=-~- AROIITEC'l'tJRALLY spec-~. Prime location. 2 BR. BAYCREST ~· 3 BR, 2% Sched. income $54,000. Prlce in ed. F1lnt Ridge!Pa.sadene S.ttler M'91. Co. CHARMING 4 BR.. 2 ba. tacular! 3 BT & Fam. 2~ 2 BA. luxury. Pool, marina, ba., Form. Obi Rm, AJC, =·000 l5% down. Over a.ree + cash as down. ll4t '41·2171 ,s.u..o61 I family home. Bttns. StePI to Ba.. 1211 Via Orvieto $ll2,000 ~ Owner $125,000. lg. cor. lot, al30 Holiday, detaill!lre~ lst week. For Panorama Dr., Arc ad 1 a Serving: Harbor area 21 yn. So. ba. UU1. incl. lwtntu 6~7262 ()\vn, 64S..106'J. CJS REAL ESJ'ATE 91006 rental, $350. 6'f3-.4648. $67,5001 BLUFFS BLUFP'S MS-1188 onve 557-<!244 You don't need a run to DON'T BORROW WINTER rental avail now. 3 BR, 2 BA home Lovely 3 Br, condo. Nr. Ten· BY owner 3 Br, 2¥.i Ba over-Instant cash for opts, "Draw Fast" when you 'TIL YOU CALL USI Fum. l bdnri. cottaae Agent, 675-0123 nl1 club. 1 yr. old. tc ptiv. looking bay. $67.sOO, 426 place an ad ln the Dally Borrow on your home eqult)' w/patlo & parking, al Me•• del 'Mir ~· $6(,900. 6 4 0-0 9 2 6 Vista Parada. 644-1180. · ~~.6~5:4 Pilot \Vant Ada! Call l'JO\\' for any good purpose. Serv· f,A::;mo~t"";:;:::':;.· ~~---·I BY Owner. 4 BR, fant rm, &S!lume 6% % GI Loan. 5IO"lOOO er. HARBOR 'V'-" H ·========:.'..:! =-=S<l=-"678==· :::::-;::==::::: ing Lo8 Angeles County for 123 CORAL -Very deainlbl~ •M BAY FRONT .,.-=0 • om~. 3 BR 2 BA ho -~ .. ., ...... [ ~ over 20 years and NO\V in use, •wuent! for you & your yacht . I level, 4 br, nlc(! vtew. 7.9% l Orsnge County1 OK .Winter or yrly. 644-4841 !l00·:;.; ~· ~: ~: ;~uEunltN6!4.::· Be.ch Mobile Homes ~ SJON~n~1°~-~~E c·o. 3 ~R~wi~~· :r ~ .. AdOC. 673-7311. Prop. For Out-Of·Town . 4500 Can1pus Drive, N.B. ramily. $300. 615--6299. SPECTACULAR VIEW .Prop. Bkr. 114/673-2058. Mob.':-:.,,.-,.,.---------...J 1""1to1100.000 !or CHARMING Cape Cod 2 BR ll.V. Carmel, brand new, 3 3BR house near ocean, low lie Hom11 Mobile Homn Bu1incss or personal needs fri>lc. winter, 2 adults, "60. BR. fam rm, PoOl & tennl<1, down payment, M 11e 11 For S•I• 125 For Sile 125 No collateral required 215 Afll('thyst. 673-2157. with total payment ot $:M7 Owner, 644-4410. Lulon Realtor. 67H563. --Upon proof of ability to pay 2 BR. Ctl"led, iAinter leue, per/mo. The owner must ltARBOR Vu H 0 mes, WANTED 'll v H * ATTENTION * MOVE in oow • nice no pet it, $180. stmvn aft Sat ASSUME 7°/o LOAN aacrlllce this be a u t I J u l Pat 2 s 4 B 2t,t · ' • • • Monaco Le Baron 1972 MobVe hOme. noon, 611 w, Ba.Ibo& Blvd. home, il Yoll would Uke thb: Ba errnoFI\, 2 ~· vretr, bar C~ dnlyet ~r.,.,?;'Operty, 24x60, Uwaded crpts, wet The Action Broker Yearly channl.,., " ..t.-. 4 3 bedroom. 2 hath home ~·~ ™134i' · ·0 .~ .. -Mob'ile Home Sellers bar. 2 hath•, •rapenes. couect 111 2131J86.1u1 B< •• ~.1ou;~11• •. ·-,'m. with lush shag catpeta ·"•-· -• BEACH DUPLEX • hard to ale nice all adlt park l"iiiiiiitiiioi; ..... iiiiiiiiiiiior. ~ th--·t •••• -•t ...... 11 .. W-*TEDC"nnN'J' .ll Br model, find ~ BR. 2 BA + 3 B" 2 APume aml bal + 1m1'.I" W"'/"'trp""'k"', ,:::1385:.:;:i•..:673-:;"-"'13!1::.T,_ _ _I ..;;;;;:-p;;,. ";ii f;~ »h C."'&i'. sisoo. Open BA,; gr .. t loc. ~ WE HAVE THE BUYERS-equity by owner. 558.2743 or 2ND Trust DHcls j;r,o~FURN ba>front. ...,. .. persontl5howlf'C. ~~i:ope:rty ;House , Newport He!,hfl YES! IMMEDIATE 646-9742 PRIVATE JVNDS AVAIL. br. 4 ba. Lrg llv nn. Call Walker&laa •tll. llT .. ,. - 23861 F.l Toro Rd., El Toro Royal SavlnRt .\ LoRn Bid.a. -OPEN HOUSE l-4 pm Sat Ii Sun. 26592 Le.1 Tunas. M.V. 3 BR, 2 ,BA, centrfll air con· dttlonlni!. b"' fene<d had< _ylllf. Tilce f.vory Padtway I<> Coronado. DON CONRAD Ri:ALTOR 802 s. El Camino Rn! • San Clemente, 492--9510 r.::: C'.allB~~h SETUP, H.B. clo~ to Ocean Alfy Amount ,;6.:;Ts..:.,1:.:909.::::,._~-~~~ ..,. ON. or, le..,loptlon. HILLSIDE w/view, 3 BR. BEACH CITIES lll.000. o;ite r<nt •p,pn>x.18!1 * Coll 675-4494 iltCR . S>;Pr. Ill to June Ill, 3 er. I Prime bll)> vtew Mu.tft con-lam. rm. $68.500. {)ptn Sun mo. Incl. utll. 10 delwcl'!!!!'!!'"'"'""''""~'""'!"'"'"' I Ila patk>, gar, no peta. $265 do. 3 BR, 2 BA on Vista 1.s; 61.2 St. James Pl. Moblle Home Resales UnlwrM.l 20x5, like "'w.IYou are entitled 10 k>\\'t'!tl't ~"'°=·..:•.:.:T>-;..;2m=----- Caudal 'ST9,9l19 or 1 ~-~· 543-8310 7676 Slatfl:r /\vtJ. HB prlv. prt.y. n~21.63. cost to T.D. loon. w/IR". HARBO'R VIE\V' HOMES 11'4. BR. ::2 BA, view, art!lt 714/Mt.SSCJ MOBILE Hon\e, 2 BR, 2 BA. equity tn houitt. Private len-Balboa .~enlntula ~tonlco, tee land. Upgraded., rec room pool 11ize lot. Open By °"''ner. 20xOO . w/porch·, der. SJ3...M38 e\·et. $59,500. Principals only. hcfule SUn 1·5, 409 catallna, 21· ARISTOCRAT, comp. patio "k 1hl!dt: TYi &.yslde M BAY VIE\V 5 Br. 3 Ba, frplc, 644-0408. 541)..1720•Ast. · maintained, all the ex-ll'All. VlllArt: N.B. $13.500. Ph: lntX: Wanted 250 rlsh .... ·hr. $150. rno. v.1nter. BLUFFS X Piao, $60,00J, 3 Newport Shores • plus. Only $2900. Re"dy to 63&--2126. mtED $25.000. l~ yield 5.'!6-lOSS a,n, 2~ Ba, 1 yr old. 9011 '-'•-==--"==---roll. See aft 5 pm, 2079 l2x40 MOBILE horoe wt8x20 sceut<l<I by renl eittat•. FUR N duplex. 3 br. l ba. Vista Trucha. 0 w n,c r C BR Model, 21,t Ba. 222 Thurln , Apt No. 2, Costa gltt.YSene room, C.M. Adlt SCOIT REALTY 536-7".>33 -~~''°1·~wtc'n~te~r~"':•:tal:l-J22&==· ~1090. Colton. $48,900. Open Houac J\.telltl or Inquire at 2079 prk, pets ok, S 5 s, O O O , You don't rM'Cd a gun to I St., Bo. UNDER m~t SSQ,SOO. Int. SUn. Property Hou 1 e, Thurin. Need fast ga)e. M+-<1l.\7. "Drow Fut" \t!hen you BALBOA P n, Pc.. 3 BD 2 7%%. Beaut, MW 2 BR, 2 &0-385(), ,... 18x30 BUOGER. Costa ?.ICM NE\V 2 BR DOLU-IOUSE pla~ an ad In the 01\il,y BA., de JMLtlo, ~ Mo. BA, CoMo, 'Coa.atal atuttr. •Need a ''Pad''! Place an adl . Adult Pa.rk. $2:500. Newport Bay Adult Park Pllot WMt Ads! Call "1'11 67!H'i30l or 213-761-'l'SU. ' llll!TY! 673-M.l7 ll35-3TllO "CIU'"""l "'642"'-":lrn.=----' A°'m"e"ric:::•:::n ___ ..:!16::;T;..;'9990= $tS,""1 540-3672 • 64H6Tll. CLASSIFIED will sell ttl -- . ' I I ! 1 • I I \. t DAIL 'f PILOT "' .. -·-I~ [ .. A-J..,.,i£J i& ,. " I•-2 BR, 2 BA, FA heat. frplc, :, dbl gar. wshr/dryr. So. Ii.~~ patto. \\'intl'r. $340. 675-7879 _ BEA UTIF UL 4 BR, bayfront. pier/sip. \V inler or yrly 673-4700 or 546--0076. . 'Jo' ff•· /' " CLASSIFIED HOURS 1 · I •" I· I I I. I. ' f . ': ' 'l • ' ' -... -]~( I~ I ---l~l..__-_•-__,J~ I ]~! . I • I • --- -• • ,. I I· I .. -• ... r •• I. I '. ,• : . ' I : ' . ,. ' I I' 1 ~ ' . ' " ' . I ' ' • • ' I-I ~ 1. llST· . lllS! • .... .. c L A 5 5 I F I E D 6 4 .2 • 5 6 7 8 S;Uurd 11y, 5epttrnbtr 8, 1973 OAIL Y PILOT 21 1 j A<M.,uttt0<S• J[tt!J ·-... ... . ...... '" >Mtlllltl11r/,r•tUo11t Htmt• nt Mo111141 Hell\U l'•r h l1 ltS ActNI• lor ............... IJt A••u1rNttlto i.r lllt .......... lU 9V11lnt1s ,~., , .. . . .. .. . .. IJ4 Ctl'fltltry Lots/Crypll . . . . . • . • JU C.rnrnet'Cl•I 1'"'"'1r . .. .. .. . lSt co-ml11h11na ,., .. 1. , .•.• , .. lM Duplttt1/U11l1to 141o. ........ 162 HlllMI lo ff Mt¥9' , ... , ,. , . , U4 ln<tn'lt ,.,....,.., .............. IU 1"9utlrl•I ,~HD1 ... . . . . .. . IM loll l•r S•lt ..... .... .... .•. ut MR!lt H_IT,..l .. r l'trt:I . , 111 Mtunltln, o.-t.· a-rt ... . 114 Or•111t Ct. ,,......,., .......•.. u' Olll tf lt•lt l'rolltrty ..... ,,. 111 ··-""· ............ o........ . . . . . llO lttll E.1ttte IKCh.&ntt ....... , In ll:Ni lsi.t1 W•nlto!I ........... 114 IL--_...__~1 __,J~ l11tlrtt1t °""""""'' .......... Ht '""""' w.:111., ... ,, .. ... . .. . u• lllVBl-1 o,,.r!utll'f ..•• , . nt lnv•slrnwit Wlflltd .••......• , • 1JI ~'f 19 LMll ............... 2441 MOn•Y W•nlttl .•...• ' ...•.••.• UI Mtrltllftl, Trvtl 0Md1 ...... JM I~ 1.....-~- Apts. F•rn: • UO Apt, Unlurn. 365 Apt, Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. ="-'-"""""------"" Cotta-Cott• M9N Huntlntton S..ch I Newport BNch --~----- r DREAM RF,NTA~ * * * * GRANO UPENt~C VILLA YORBA ~1 blk bch, 1wKleck, 1..t blk PRIMA CASA •TS APTS. el~m achl, 2 BR. new ~1ed. Another Ring Brotherl 1838 Placen!la Av~ 1&000 VUla Yorlxt tum thru, dshwshr. No pela. ALL TJl'lLITIES PAJD HunHngton Bcal·h Never lived In. Shown Sat • ·O.velopment Family Units -Children fOff San Diego r 1'\\.'Y .. So. on only. 236 B Del Pl>nlente. MEDITERRANEAN Welcome. Large 2 BR, l """'h Bt,d., 1 olk. l>cy""" LARGE cl~luxe 2 BR, duplex • , BA. Relrlg, d11hwhrs, btln.1. Edinger to Stark, F.:. lo totally furn. Pool & ocean , , VILLAGE paUoa, walk-in closets, gar, J\talaga. !urn rijthl,) I W hr • d I ' . crpts, drpa & p O O L · 714/842 9622 v ew. s . °'· l')'ef enc°"' iA.n address Of dist.inc-lm-$230/MO. • "'0o1~ado· $~. M.~~· ~ uo· n in Costa Mes a Call C.J .S. Real E!tate Boardwalk Parkplac• ' ........ ;J<rVWU. 5-18-1168 or 833-0584 L Adi B h A EXCLUSrvE rental, 2BR adjacent to Newport ux t tac pts. condo Con1pl furn. pool & Beach, Balboa and the TIRED OF NOISE? 1, 2 & 3 BR. dlshv.'ruihers, \lllk to beach. 833-1683 aft 6. Sout:hl"'"d"s· finest com-Wilson Garden Apts. 2 Br, firepla~s. gold shag, tile •• {Ion l 'rii Ba, crpts, drps. Pool. shov.'ers, private balcony nr N.!-:\\'f'Olll ' lh•l~ht!i -'.l Br, 2 Ba, bulll•lns. cu rpC·I ~ ,\ 11r;1pc~ through-out. $280 n10. J.st & lnst 1110. rt'nl &. S'T!i CleRnln11; & security. Nu prt1. Ct\JJ le water pa.id, &16-2723 eves, 6 '1 6 - 7 3' 8 2 Days. THE NEW 81\ Y\VOOD AP ART?.IEN'I'S in Newport Beach are 1'\!ady. TI1c sales oUlce is OJ>Cll dai ly fron1 10 A~1 to 6::::0 Pr.I. r.taci\rthur Blvd. & Sa.11 Jo11quin Hills Road. 61.J-5.555 SURF view next to heh, 1 Br, utll paid, $195. 1539 Buena Vista, S.C . mWijties. J\1alure adults, no pete. patio. Entlosed garages. ONLY $162.50/1.10 . Frotn $175. 2ll> 13th Street. I ---------- UNFURNISHED 2'283 Founta.ln Way East HA RBOUR VILLAGE, Hun-1 BACHELOR APT. Apt. Unfurn. 365 1 Bedroom. Fr. $150 (\V. Of Harbo.-on \Vil son1 tington Har bour art-a, 011ly . Near th<' Oc.-ean N""'. ~---------1 1 BR & ·nen. Fr $190 Ca ll Mfi.2846 • '27 2 & 3 Br. on 2 acres. r un Security Pooi Gyn1' General 2 Bedroom. FR. . $210 NEW ADULT LIVING!! I Adult & Fanl Sl'clio!lS. Sau1~a. s1~.' Ask f 0; GREENTREE 2 BR.TwnbousesFr $250 BACllELOR Units & 1 BR's B1'.U1d nu. Fl"om $180. ~:.61 ritnurccn. 6~3-il242. w/Lofts. Frplc's, beam Hetl St. 146-3166 or 8.JG.5016. Nc111 Adult Triplex Units Please Cail For cell .. paUo & pool. bltlns. & $140 . ~~ J\.ll. N. of Hnlg Bch. + l ______ _,\{ &1 3 BR. 2 BA, from $28.5. Availabili"\ies retrig avail. $160 to $225. 2 Br, bltns, cpts, drps. pool, Rtftta. ,,,-2 BR, 2 BA. from $215 Ulil pd. No ~tJi. play yard, carport & lndry Fpl, J.l8!ios. enclosed gar. The charm of Old 393 Hamilton C.l\t. facil. Cple & 1 sm child ok. OCEAN VIEW 2 Br. 2 Ba, nev.., Dish"·ashcr , F'irepla('(>, Pool, Clubhouse at'<'n. $.'l&J. Ask for Kay, &l5-62.J2. Hevses A1n11lhtd .............. * 416 Han1ilton, Costa Mesa World $pain awaits you 645-44.11 or 642-8520 842-4664 alt 5:30 pm . 365 Apts.1 Furn. ,,r llnfurn. 370 N•wport Beach "-"O;;.!;.:.:.;_::=:.c..---Costa Mew PARK NEWPORT 1------• ;r CASA VI CTORIA • APARTMENTS I. ' & .l BR, l"um • Uni, h ba C11rp<'t11, drapt.'S. DI\\', TV Oft t e y 11 111 Pool, t'lc 121 Victoria t.uxury apar11nenl tivlnft St . at l!u.1il01·. CM. 6'12-8970 overlOl"lklni;t the water. En· Ask aboul htove-ln joy ST::i0.000 hC"alth sr1:1. 7 Allowance S\vln.tnitng pools, 7 l.ighted Dana Point tcnrus cmJl'ls, plus mitt'~ ol -"'--------- bicycle trails. ll\lt1 inJ,:, lihur. rulAND rK!'W deluxe Bachelor fleboard. C'roc1111·1 .. Junio r l's Apt. in 4-plex. Encl. gar., from $19-1.50 111unl hly; ulso I i..,!Otf Joe. 6-rs.1849. and 2·bt'd1'0<)n1 11J:1ns and . 2·story !own hotts.·s. J·:lPC· Huntington Beach tric kitchpns, priva te patio1 0 1-:LU:'\E Arluit Poolside or '?81.L'onies. C'.'lrpc11nh. rlra· Garilcn Bungalow. N r . perie:;: Subtf'1 ra11ea n i:iark· Of•i>;\n. Frplc, 111:' patio, 6 u1g. \\'Ith C"!ev<itors. Op!•on:i l pools, sauna. 1 1' g n i ill . n.1a1d st'I'Vit'e. Ju<;t '!Orth or ll l6-02:'f.l. F ashk>n lslan.! ;ii Jaml111re<' 1 Bdrnl f>'rom $13.i nnd San Joaquin II ills Ro<1d. · · Telephone 1714 1 64-t-19'1() Laguna Beach for rental inforinatlon ;r.SPi\CtOUS studio, 1 blk 2 BR .. l ba .. frple. 1-Blk. lo fn:in1 niain beach. $1 T:>Sl8:;, ocean. Yrarly. 53:0 * 6•14-8·1781·19-i-4791 * Ask For r.tikt• JONES REALTY 673-6210 Newporr B••ch •--"~-················"' --~•'04'-44~"'"'=---l ln Costa Mesa at Ring DESPERATE! [ CHILDREN OK H-furn. tr IHlfurA ...... Ut ALL NEW d ( C .... mlnklms """ .......... JU • . Brothers' Me i er-Student 25 yr:s. old needs Spacious 2 Br & 3 BR. $159 & c f 1 BR. !>'URN. $215. ~:::'.":r ':!f".,~ ·:::::,':. : Crpts, drapes & paint, lovely r 8 n e 8 n Village. The bachelor or I br apt. in $199. Crpts, drps, cl~ ga. New ustom Bay ront NEW 2 BR, 1 ~ B,\. Ocean BACHELOR !>'URN. $195. r--.. turn ............... ~ lge 2 BR, 2 BA bltn kitch 2 country is the setting Costa Mesa. preferably nr. rage. Near Beach & Slater. \\•/PRlV BCH .~ PIER. 3 Vil'v.', 12'15 Stf. tr. + \\'Ol'k· 2 BR. UNFURN . $235. I San Clemente T.......,&e ~nlur• ............. llS 11ar closed gar. Adults bbl OCC $100-$115 per mo + Pool. Pet ok. S.12-3!>46 BR. 2 HA. Fr11lc BBQ. shop. All d!'.'lu..xc fcaiurcs. {)(-(>on View. \'('11 rly lease. T'eW!lheuH, 1""'· •1• vnhlm, ·· * please. $250 mo. R I ~1 where quaint CO & utll. Please Call 963'-370.l or · $485/mo. Yearly. \Va lk to pier & shop·,., 314-A Heated Pool. Adult!! Only. DuP>t•,•• tura ................. :HJ "' · stone courtyards and 96" ·~0• NEW 2 BR. v.'ater pd. 979-0631 or ,.. •510 ° LAS BRIS S A S OUHllH unfum ................ 3Sf 64v-':1363. wind ~ Ccpl/drps. stove. 11:11.rb disp. _.. Del i\1ar. SZ501r.10. AduJls. A PT . CW,ltll"· lum. tr "11'""'· .... lll I BR be ch ~·-t pathways ov.:.r $130 l.al'fJ 1 BR <02-226-t 5.115 River Ave., NB A111S. tum ..................... >'O , nr. a , .,,._ C\l.. . r • e Pvt put, gar, wa.o;hr/dryr • EASTBLUFF Lu .x u r Y Apt. 1111twm .................... lU frplc,.gas & water paid. $165 streams and ponds to hookup, 1 <-hild , no pets. twnhse-typc ap1. 2 BR. 2\:i BEAUT. toll'nhou:-;c np1, :! CALL 642·2566 ::!~.'~~~:.~.· .. ~~~.~: .. ·.·::.·.·:.·.!: ~5:::39-::,,:1;:66:.:l..:or;.;5'6-=-;:"":.:'0----the door of your villl CarpetsH .~·poodralpes,stove,rehig. \Vkdays aft 6, 962-7295. BA. frplc, patio, 2 single BR. 1 81\, delu.xc l'<lll·i'-""''""'"""'""'""'"'"""'"'""'i ll:oom & turd ................ 4~J Balboa Island rt t ea:.L...., • 0 BEACH closed gar. Lndry rn1. Pool venien<"es, locRtion. S210. OP~:N House Sat/Sun 48::1 "" .. " ,,.,, ..................... •0 • apa men . Call Bkr. 675-5800 WALK T nt'arb.v. Arllls. No dogs. "J-4!12-l:U:t River. 1nodel'n 3 BR, 2BA <;ue11 "•"" .................... •u F " I I bars Brand ne1v 1 & 2 BR, S.125. 644-6405. furn n111. !Ind 4 BR. 3 BA. summtr ••ntels ............... 4:ZO STEPS· FROM BEACH: -11'eP ac;es1 .we , 2 BR, 1 BA single story carpels, drapes & buillins NR. Beach, 1100 sq [t. 2 BH, ~::~::" '°11::;~'!: ::::.:::·:.::·:.: :: y2,._er~y.upper;8=~c6~~ beam~ ceilmgs, wood ~arden unit, shag crpls, 221 . J6th s i. 847.3957 BRAND nC'I\' 2 BR. Ne\\'porl J' ~ s~\. ,1 plex. ,\du !ts, SHi.'i. :.::~!~~:" ~r~Sc''~~rlbe~~~'ir~I~~ o ...... l•r II.tot .............. •u paJtellng -dshwshr fncd patio 3 1 Heights. $1 95. 1...gp living L<"asc. a\'ail 13th, .J92-37fl9. otlkt lttnt.i .................. 4tt • • • • • FRESH Air, bocks to area, pvt pat io. ]st nlO renl _•_h_cop"pg"'-. ------ lnd11$trltl "111111 .............. 4541 Balboa Peninsula -Fashioned designed beam ceil. frplc, gar. beach lge 3 BR apt, 2 car + $100. deposit. C a 11 DELUX BAY FRONT ~.';~;-Wiftiid···,..::: .• ~::::::~:::: ;;! OC RONT ndo 3 color..eoordinated in-~~~~. $,185. 2650 Elden ~:"1/D··,,~·/1no' cpep",,· dip_;;, btpe'"rs &16-2tl4 days, &12-572'l aft 5. Ar::~·;n. or Unfurn. 370 3 Br. 2 &. 2 car gar. ,_ .. -• ········· -B~F BA, c~s. d:;..w & teriors, with carpets LARGE 2 BR quiet, garden ;0. ~1711 . ~J. 1700 WESTCLIFF OR. _;_:;"'-'-"'-'-.:.C..:;.;..;;.;_..;;.c.: buil lins. u•/\\', v.'inter 01· I~ nd Id and drapes l N -~ Ing Prlv 2 BR, 1 & 2 BA. Bltn. appli-General yeRrly $350/$400. 6n-J883. I d bltns, undergrou par ng. . • • ap · r. .,...,pp · · 2 BR, 1 BA apt $130 mo. 1-'-"---'-'------- c _______ ~ •. :~i00~-on yrly lease. -r:::~es. patios and ~:~· d:O~. & ~; :~'~ ~r;![-6 ~~. ~~.:~.u 2~ ~~~~:s \Vay, $ LANDLORDS $ Y:f~'~ ~::, ,~~\'~g~~1~2 ·-·--,. I=''-=-~=-,-,--,--;:-C t d ped Adults ~75 Let US rent UR propertil's. Br. 2 Ba + den or din rn1 . ~;;?'"';!;~.ji;.-·Miiiftifiiin" 5tt CHARMING duplex. 2 Br, ~mm.unity en er ra · · .... ·646--4388 EXTRA lrg-2 BR. 2 BA Dlx Ealltbluff area, upper Bay \\te work with you. FEE Pvt bck yd. 1 Blk to bch. L•• ,. .. k ..................... 511 Ne\\'IY dee., adults on1y, with spacious lounges, m Scott Pl. poolside apt. Nr. beach. and Ca nyo n view. adults no FREE. Many O ients. Call 675-8839. I ~·--•, II• l ~~"or c;:.~.y/shope. billiard and ping pong ~~ 2.:r ~1!'.18i~&i~w~7 $160. 2320 Florida. 536-558'2. :~~~~S.~;·~ E A . prior to vacancy. Save $$. 1-L-"uxu="R"v"--Ba-y-!ron_t_coo_do_ ·~--rooms --•t ar ... •168 2 1 $ ALA RENTALS $ 7th floor. Spect. vu of bay & PENTHOUSE:: 1 Br.-' $185. · '311.H..L m · ~ Laguna S.ach Extra nice 2 br, ba , [rp c, Ba CM &12-8383 -3 swimming p O O l 9 dshwshr, gar, crp & drps, Ne\11port & y, ocean. 2 Br, 2 ba, all elect. A\119 h'•n•oert•tlM .......... s2s Fi:st & last. utilities pd, h I 4 Dana Point ~ CLIFF DR N th d 1~· I 61" ""'A 4 BR condo, 2~~ BA, frplc. 1 \Vfpool. .For rent or lease. ' · • ,-·~ E Bay 121n 697-1496 outdoor w '•lpoo , 1~. , or en , =u. mo .. yr y. .>-\IO'i't 641~0= ,.,,_. s · ....... ·· • ....... · "" ·¥' · · · · "' be h 2BR BR condos, \\•alk to beach & · """"· sec111 c1ubs .................... sn • · ht 1· bled tennis steps to ac . spac , BA YFRONT yrly lease 2 _., l ~~=~------Tr•v•t .................... S41 ' Coron• del Mar rug IS 2 BR, 2 bas. frplc, shag cpts duplex apt w/frplc. patio, 1 Id shopping:. 536-76.~. 536-8145 3 BR. 2 BA, bltns, shag, la] ljjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii courts.. thntout, all elec blt-lns, sm. tum or unfurn. 494--0368 aft ~l 2~~· ~ c, n~o~ D~y$ Balboa Island ~undeck, gar. ~' blk. bch. I Lo1t _. Fcuwl ] I -HE!alth spa \Vitb' gym--bar, $200 yr's lease, ht, last 6pm 525-U 53, Eves 697-1336. $300. 127 44lh St., N.B. . n .. htm and separate $50 dep. 34006 El Encanto, RENT unf'"1 n. ,,._ bdrm. 2 BR, "''inter $255. Yearly l -C:6;;c7'".r-0°'."11'°10:.-~-~~~ -• .., ..... ,.. 1 Dana Pt. See Joe Nemeth .. ~... DELUXE 2 Br, 2 B<;l. Car. 1 1215 Ba fro t \e 1 l'tlllMI UrM HI) • .. . .. .. .• JSG ~ ...... ,........ .•. ..... JSS """v men's and womens Capri Laguna motel, apt. $215. mo. References blk to heh . Mature adults. · Y n,v w. OE:LUXE Lo\ver Dplx, Tl ~;!:.~s... facilities, inc 1 u d -LagW18. for key. req'd. Phone Cal Orcutt, $280 mo., year \se. Utll. pd. * 675-7653 * Bayfmt. bch, 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1 I._-·-_""'__.)~ Ing sauna bathJ. DANA Point 2 Br, rapt avail 494--0724. 642-4464 before 3. Corona del Mar $330 yrly. m 19th St. Inq. st to L N. J · 23.1 19th St., 675-0236 .. k"'°ls & lllltlwditflt ........ S7S TOWNHOUSE -A security sy em mw $2IO. Dishwasher, crpt, •auna rgu• BRAND nu ocean or bay vu, l 2 BR. s~ mo, adults, 329 OCEANFRONT 1 BR. &: 2 Br, fire-place, pool, prl~te insure your privacy. drps, patio enclosed gar. 2 lil", $350 yr. lease. 3 Br. Marguerite. Open SWlday & garage & utilities. Aft. 6. patios, continental break· -A special section for ~1684. S.150 winter rental. 9 mos, Monday. 644-4885 713/9Zl-7464 fast. Spacious grounds, near those with small pets. HILLTOP-view. Privacy. 2 SEA TERRACE 626-8023, 67r>-l45S, 646-4lOl. 1 BR GUEST APT. Tbettricmt •• •.• . . .. • •· .. ·• • Al [-.... -]~ =~"!r 8:J}~n?::~·:;::. -Cqnveniently Iocat· :~ail21~~n. ~ 9~8:°Q4~: ·APARTMENTS P~~· :!!e~i~~~il~P~; sno. 67a-7ml UJO. O>rona del Mar, ed ·to lill of Southern ~. iaCllfftnii'snwest "'1ntcr. S.'l.50 yr. lse. t714 ) Costa tMsa I II &) ~'::.~ •• :·::::::::::··: 644-2611. . California, just min-2 BR w/lots of grass, ctllttlft 5484195/642-35.l9. ~ . ,.. ; ~ w;'!' .. ~.;.."::': :::::::::: ~:! .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ut-es from the Pacific well lndscpd. 4 unit bldg. 2 br, 1-blk-ocean; patio PAL~E~~;PTS. l ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~I · ""' w ........ M&F .......... 111 • • • • • • • ·• • t -Ocean and Ne~rt SlM. n41496-l354 collect ii taauna Ni;utr1 ideal own SZtO yrly: no pets; refrig MINUTES TO NPI". BCll. j: l--~----11~) • • • I Bea~. ~:-erlooC ·ng 2t~R,· 2 BA all appliances =~~·~.:~. 128~ 46 St; shag; 642-3331 FURN. OR UNFlJR;N. Rooms 400 . V NEAR BEACH, deluxe 3 BR, the Costa 4,1.esa oun-cpta, ~. pXJ. m 0 '. bum cen...,, panel llvin& . A'ITRACTIVE 2BR 2 BA Unbelievably l~e apts. COM clean quiet lleeplng . 2n BA. Huge owner's unit try. Club. 496-7058 aft 6 or wknds. rooms, patio/balcony. GE apt, crpls, drps, fpl, 2 stall huge pool, Jacux:1 elect bit-rm pri be. & ent l'I00- ..... 1.._.s . .•. .. .. . • • . •. . . .. . ._ in new custo1n duplex, beam kitchen, ulf clean oven, carport S300 mo. 644-0079 In s,· shag crpts, drps, sauna sniOker bus men p~f. $100 ... ctng, vlev.•. paUos, fple, nc onE"' EVERY DAY R Bl~ ~ OCEANFRONT N 3 BR 2 etc. Adults, no pets. S13-S32' A,.i1t11en :.................... ·.i-"''' • HU'Jfineton Beach dishwasher, ec. .,. .. .,....., ew ' SINGLES . " From $15011 "m"o".-"-'-"=1. _____ 1 :='\'.4 ..... ···:~:;w~:::: :::· shopping, no pets, $425 mo. llours :-Frt -'Fues 1()..6 ~, -.1Ktazl,firesldelounge. BA. frplc, crpts, drps. 1 BED~M. From $165 ROOJ>.1 for rent. Mature c.,.,....,6 ""''"""1 ; .. -... ·.... ... 673-0960 Wed. &:lfbun.10r7 WAIJ< to beach, 2 Br, crpts, Choice I &2bedrms. l, I~, Yearly lease. 675-15.16. 2 BEDRl.f From $1B5 working man. No drinking. l'f '!r';l'•s.iq::""::'.":'.~.·'.'.':::~::: ::; Df"""'1~ • · '1 1 ·M, ,.1;": frpA lc11• 91P26vt 0 ,!8!!1•1e· $100. 2baths.!..~$f'1Jri&~25 DELUX 3 Br, 2 car gar, Unfurn Apt~ A'Jail Fro1n $10 Convenient location. · 111 ._.•·:·•:! ......... 114 ....._.. w • w • • • • 1 :::-.,-~· () ., (!':Y~aneart va . ~ . permo.r111111111; • winter rental $350. % blk to Sl5 LESS. . .:64&<0::::.:,,_,,IO'-------~I n'.:fl.:t ·;:.;:::::::;::::::::;:: :i: ~USH EXEC.·APT. · · VWage: Frorritll~ San8D11vdego 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath , OIR~~of:~~f'I 1 from heh, patio, 673-2626. You're right, they're under · ROOMS $20 wk 1.1p w/kit $30 I == .................. tit For Lease. NU VIE\V API'. 4 Freeway: Haruur ·• bulltins. $145 per month. ml. -u• """"" ,. f'f NEWPORT's sandy beach at ptic:ed! 1561 f.fesa Dr. \Vk up apts. Children &: pet I Mwkel 1~1~" .. ::: ·:::: m 1 ~~", 3 Bii. fa11md rm. A 175 t 50 t elect.. S!luth 2 mUes. Or from Ne'I!· Villa&:e Real Estate 962-44TI Pkwy"athciflCContHwy. your door, 3 bednn, 2 bath. (5 blks from Nev:port Blvd.) section. 2376 Newport Blvd., OMi:~•-......,_....1, ......... n4 1>1lnS, crp rps. per port ·Blvd., turn North OD LRG 2 BR, l~ BA, STUDIO, 1 •-•Niguel• Call Dottle Johnson 645-6500 546-9.~ CM. 548-9755, 645-3967. ~.-::::::::::::::: n: :nn!.i°f! Cai~~~s to Marboe. Blvd. ~ • encl gar, infant ok, no pets. -ti....-YEARLY. 4 BR/3 BR, on PREVIEW OPENING BALBOA Isl. Men over 21, '"""-. ....................... ..:;;;=;::cc..::o'-C=='--1 .·an:pr;rERRANEAN $15'1.50/mo. 842-0350. tbecbolcecommanity Seashore. $375 & $300 Award winning 1, :l & 3 br quiet. Shr baths & TV rm. I siw.. kt1ttWM1. ••r · .. ·· .. · m DEJLUNE CdM D . h ! .... ~ Pro rty H 6t2-3850 al sw.., ..... : .................. l>4 • a pt, an1s ·· ~ • · VILLAGE * 3 BR, 2 BA STUDIO. pe ouse apts w/famiJy rrns. No Winter $20. wk, so apUI . , TV, ... .., MH'I. si.r. ...... "' fl'plc, loft . ui;:hr/dryr, $XM) · $195/MO. Mature family. M•s• Verch lease. Sorry, ro pets. Fron1 ~675::;>-36::::0'.!lle:·-----~-I ~ ~J.. n10: &3!-3635 "'ttkdays. 2400-Harbor Blvd., Avail now. 842-0350. 4 BR, 2 Ba, patio, built-Ins. just $175. OUR TOWN l.ADY . to share nice Con-·1 ..:.,~-· lfU 2 BR. ·~·ly decor · Carp, Cott•Mitsa,'Callf.:9262t SiUJUi 2 Br. Condo. $185. DLX 2 &: 3 BR, 2 Ba, encl $350mo. G73'23S3* Family Apts, 1250 Adams domlrllum htd poo1, r.• .... ~ drps, bltns; pool. $220 140. (7141 SS7..ao20 Rec., Pool tac. call 847~7 gar. $170 up. Rental Ofc., t:a.• -Ave. (Adams at Fairview), Laguna, Call a ft 6, 49'.J.-1939. l'tt., ._,1 .~ ................ ,,. yrly. 'lease. 6#-7S62 Agent. We ,believe-in EquaJ or 643--0870 . E Mace A"-e. ~1034.. .~ ...... 642-5678 Cos_ta. h1~. Phone 556-0166. FURN. rooni. Pri. home. ~:_.;::.:.;:.:·E 1~i~f:w~I~ ,*Hous~ ~*""* AUSE 0 THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK~ WE PAY POSTAGE!° ~~""~:~;=~: ·--.. ·················· .. I BR. ""'""""'""· stove & 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE UNE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 LINES 115 per wk. Pref. Empcyd I~ refrigerator, avail. S.15. -• · fem . 646-8700. I -"'r..,,;iclm ... -. ,,.Ji 873-ao19 after 5 pm. , . $120, 1 Br DupleX:o Pref. Cpl 1 11 PRIVATE room w/bath & . ._ . lC.. 2 BDR~t new <;rpt redec.' r)On smokers only. no pets. 1 4 kitchen prlvl. Non smoker. on:ted. Poo.2· ~!-~/mo. ~i ;~~~a;::d~~~: TIMI$ TIMI$ TIMIS TIMI$ Nr. occ. 557--o..r.1 : ...... ". . ........... ,.. ...... M•~ ··•····· "2 ..... ,~ .... , ........... ,... •.>•.>0JU ·17th St., ~. ----NICE turn room, nr ~ • priv balh, kit priv., utll pd, IM!t. ... _ ., ................ "" ... II. 11"1/Cllltfttf' ......... · ,. ~ ltll ...................... "' ... ts: '111"10Kkl . • .. . . .. . •. . tll ...... s..... • "' . . . . . . . . . . . . '" Costa M•ui MATURE ~duJ.~ enjoy ocean ..... 50 $11 .70 $17.70 matU{'e female 545-6505 -..,, b .. line•. •hopping. , ..., $7.40 LARGE 2 Br 2 Ba, C11>t8, 1100 sQ:. ft 2 .BR, 2 BA ----·1-----1-----1-----1-----1----l----l----1----, H -· bllN. 1i10. No pets, 1 Triplex, gar, fi"plc, dlw $5.80 $9.08 $14.50 $22.50 Guest omo small child. M0-9722. $230 mo. No pets. ~. ... .._ 1tor .. , ................ tn 415 L._I ~___;-_ .... __,\[i] 3 BR 2 BA bltn• cph dl'ps •2 BR,• BA, •tudm +patio. $6.80 $10.76 $17,30 $27.30 frpl~ 2515'o~e cM SXQ' All riew crli~. 'drpg, paint. Avali Sept. 15th. fm...oc63. ' Immed. ~· ~036 Mission 2 BR, t BA, bltins, enclad· 9'{9-87¥1. ' . . garu:e,,1 child ok, no pets .• ADULT;2 BR. 2 BA, 1 sty. · Alrt.IW" ...... , ................. tlS Cllllf'IMI, S&i./lttnl .......... nt Cyc)9s. lilln. ktel-........ m atettrk CIMI •.•...• , .. , ...•... flll $155 mo. Call 846-7129. 1 ~anicured grounds, heated . 2 BR ~-11~ Will poal,. convenient Joe., mmzy Mo1111t H-......... ,. ..... tu • no ..,... ... , ""'· activities. No.pets. $250 mo. show Sunday 10 A.M-4 PM. 666610 Mtttr "'""' .................. ,. Trtl.....,. Tr111 .................. tu Tr1iltn. Ullllty •.• · ...... ••• · '47 Aei. WVIC:t a P•rtl ....... · .•• ,. 689 PIUJJ]er. 213: 534-095.2. ..:..c.="'-· ------ 2 BR, l~I Ba, Studk>, pry. ? . BR ~-Singte story. r;:;1 patio. Srnl child ok. No pet!. Beam · ceil. Stove, cpt&, IL ____ "'_""' _ _,·18 mo. 126 Joann. 5'5-3677. ~Couple pret 616-9243, . $160 ·mo. 2 BR. 1 ba, crpb, -• f cld o.er.t ........................ "' drpe., bltint. 2451EldenAve. NEW,k'; 2tta~ .., ........ n s . ""'*"IC'l6'11tt ............... KJ call r · l rM.". .,.....,, • -··11!-wattt. lt1ature adults, o..._. ... in ., . .-............. ,,. orapp . ......,...,o;iw """' E rotti '-"""-1t..::e. 111111 • • .••• • .•• ·m LRG 2 BR, crpt&, drpl. bltns. no: pet!, 114-· SL Tr!Kb ....................... ~ ff2 . 54S--Ol.31/646-<l<Q5 • v .......................... : ..... ~ prlv. paHo, no pet.. A"'9 LMslllt .................. ... $165/mo. 557-6080. AlllO lt,,,kt & l'•rt1 .. ·· ··· · fU I ,C"7~"""'""~"""'0-7';:"" ,.,.,.., WHl9' ................. Ml $140. UP. 2 Br: 3 Br, 2 Ba. Airtos, lmpert .. · • · •• •••• •• • •• · '" :etiot, Blt·in,;play )'Rf'd, """'° Ntw ................... * ,...,,,, M I A ' 54•--• AldM, '( ....... · .••.. .-: •• : ••.••• "' ..,;yy ape ve. v-.JIN..l The SPACIOUS 2 BR .In 4-plex. Avail aft. Sept 15~h · Eaitstde CM, 645--7485 2 BR, condo, pri garage & c&ri>ort. pri patio, Access to awim pool, very c'tean. Mesa Verde. 847~73 (Ka.mi) 2 BR, lower, garage, on bus line, near stores, avail 9-15. No pets. $155. 642-2818 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND Bill 0 ' I l.ulKAMflllClllD I I t OR USE YOUR CHARGE CARD •• li19l11nint • , • •, •• • • • • , • 1 • • • • • •• • • • • • • • C1t\tlfl•tff•• o •••••I 0'' • o 0 0 •'••I •••I •' o 4 0 o 0 + t..' 0 0 0 '•I I I Io• O 0. 00 0 I 0 H.,... • •· ·• •• • • •' •• ••• , •• •••' •''.' ••• , • '' •,. •.'.',.' ••• •••••• •• • A44rt11 ••••••••••••••,······•,•••••• ···•···•·•••••••••••••••··• City•••••••••••••:•••••••••••••••• Phont :••••••••••••••••••••••• ... kllflleffcGl'd Nu!Mler ••.• , •• , ••• , •••.•••• llplrcrtlo• D.,., , , , •••• M..,., c-.. N11MM •••••••••••••••••••• t1plf9tle• D .......... . TO fl~Ultl COST Put only 0111 word ;,. 11ch 1p1ct 1bov1. l11clud1 vour 1ddre11 or phone n11111ber. The cc't cf Your •d ;, 11 th• otnd of lht lin• on ""h:ch l~t l•1t wo•~ nf .... .,r td ls writ· lt'I. Add Sl.00 plu1 l lin•1 .,.tr• if yot• d •1lre 1111 of DAILY Pl10T lo• 1•r•ic1 wi l~ ,.,,;led rtpllts. - PRlV. & Semi. Ava near park, Library & Shpgn TLC & Balance diets. 540-2562. V•ceticrn Rentals 425 i\1AUI Special to Dec. 15. Deluxe Studio lum. water's edge. K8nnapall $400. mo. weekly, 586-5924. Rentals to Share 430 \\'ORKING girl netds fetM.le , roonuua te In ars for huge . beaut. 2 lxirm. apt. In Costa , 1'1esa, f'Urnished except for 2nd bdrm .. includes pool & sauna. Wrltt>. Classified ad l No. 913 Dally Pilot, P.O. I Box ~. COl!ita Mesa, Ca. 92626 I;· ' i· Qi~· 1:r >::;, l'c.,, . I· - 2 1 U 2 BR, 1% BA Olx Studkl, 2 BR a pt, ba,. frp c, pa o, $17S o.til pd. Shag, poot 1978 I Al Ly chlldren welcome, avail. M I ••• =•1 · ·Oct. lat, $170 mo. 56-61'95 1 ,,:::•='Pr,;•;:·..:~:o::-=:c..,07-:-.,.-, LR.0 lumly upper 1 BR. LAROE 2 BR. 1% BA ln . CID. bltns. refrig;. no· pets. triplex. patio, gar., $165. $140. ~/"52-1893 Avail. Sept 15. 64&-120!. · OT CLEAN 1 BR, crp!3, drpa, Now 2 l\!R E/sldo ' PI L stow1 ,.!tie; no children e< 118$. Eves. 640-W7, 61><488 -----------Cut Hlll -PA$TI ON YOUll IHYILOPI ----------- ......... SHARE my furnished lrK 2 [ Br, 2 Ba, O>ndo, Oub privi lei:'e v.·/mature \\'Oman 1 40 or over $175 mo. Prefer phone before ll A M I 499-1477. I FE~1ALE \viii ttnt room in ' beautiful CdM, 3 Br, 2 Ba. • wa1>hcr/dryc.r avail, util I lncl<l. Phone in rm, kitchen 1 ;•~'~'"~-~""~·~·~'15-0530""'""~·=-...,.,,,., \\'ORf(ING fem 22-27 would ' like shat'(! 2 br, 2 ha. apt in !"pl w/same. $144. utll incld. 548-0407 i .-1~ • ·~ I!",/ • t .. - ~' • -• '.ORANGE , pets, $135 mo.:~. BEAtrr. 3 BR apt. w/lrpfc., bltna, gar., klcb. 01(. AvllL TIME FOR . now. $255 mo. $1-1044. , 1• ·~ .• 3~ ~~iiu-~'5. apts A QUICK CASH %)1~. ;,~.~ ~: COAST'S . -THROUGH ·A--~'"18' ~0 "" 1'"'""°"2 · SA YE ,. . ' .. . 1:::r: .;:..;;n_i: enclooed . . .. -~*1"Call ~9338 • ~ ·• •a1 ,.-. -.. DAILY· "ILOT ATrRAC. 2 ·BR. !t'pl~. P•lio, ~•• ,; .!.'·t~·11 · ding · . .r ·=-=:·:..=: $l8'. . •a . I .. WANT AD E/SIOE a f!r.,ll> Ba, bltns, ...... , -~ • dlhwhf.,.,,. crpt/~~encl Marketplace ·• ·&42-s61a +:~r~l8·;:~.tw~ --·· .. ,__ . ,' -' .. ,P!!!!:.'215-!\!=!!M4&f. "" -I • .. • Wll lo l'ald ~ AMllll!I - IUS_IHESS REPLY MAIL ..... ci .. ,....... "" II. CM11 ,,._, C..._,. Orongt Coast DAILY PILOT P. O, lox 1 SM c.Jt._Mt10, Collf. 92626 Cl1ialfllol Dolll. = . • GUY to !hare 2 Br apt. al beach, ocean view, pool, NB $13.i share ulil. 646-SOW alt ''"'· \VANTED l stn.lght male to shl\rc new home. in Lagw'I& Scach 833-9671 499-4290 •l BR. 2 Ba, al beach, color TV slereo , very lrg, $90 ea. 6~1S18. FE~tALE only. Yrly $110. 100. Utt\ lncl. 1 blk to beac6. 645-3472 a fter 6 pm. F EM gt!ld Psyc:holO!JY ~ dent wlll shftre 3 BR. hwet, pool, SJC. 493'-819$.' G•rave• for Rent 43.S * SI'ORAGE ONLY Q. "2 E. 19th St., Ott&ta llleaa - • 1 ,. ~· DAIL V PILOT 5.atu~y, Stpttmbtr 8, 1973 1~· ........ ~I~~~ I -l~I -I~! ....... -lall.-... -1[5J Offlc:-e Rental 440 Announcements SOOAnnouncements 500 Lo1t SSS Carpenter Newport Beach Offices f\00-1800 ~q. tt. Air <:On· dltloned, Car!)f't:•t. On1pt>J. U\11itit"s iu1•I Jll»itor paw:!. Call COL\Vt;l.L &}6--0'".XO. '-"';;.:.;;""';.:.;.o;;.;:.. __ .:.:..;.:.;.;c;;:.:;;:.:;:::.:::.:... __ .:.:.: ~-----------Al..L tyix•s wurlc. New, 1·~111od, add, alter, frame, flnlr;.h, i-epairs. L I c . 962-l!lGt. ' :. ',[ ' ~ \ ' }, , \VOODWORK, cabinets, paneling, ~n ttpal.ra. Duke Fru· retum or any intorrra· Da Durlul, ~7598. MEHM95 lio n leading !o return of a CUSTOrtf woochvork, remod. £Old four leaf clover pln, & repair. Vince Lenhoff, ctpprox. 21.nches in diameter, 673-1851 afl e. 536-8475. \\'l lh j~·elcd horseshoe In center; also, gold locket Carpet Service (was on chainJ, approx. the •GENEROUS• •REWARD• PRESTIGE OFFICES Fountain Valley, Beauli· ful new building, ground noor, 3.000 square feet , \1·ill divine into smaller of!iccs. r,Qc per S<JUal't' fool, includes carpets, drapes, :tll utilities, jani- tor servicl'. Call Marilyn Stovall CTI4) 832-544-0. ISHOT size of u. nickel, inscribffi JOl-lN'S Carpet & Upbol.rtery in s<:r!Pt. FL.A. These are Ori Sh&mpoo free Stotch· deeply treasured family ga.rd. Soil Retardants). mementos & the l06s is ir· Degreasers & all color replaceable. p LE ASE, brighteners & 10 minute PLEASE hrlp if )'OU ha11e blench for white carpels. S.'ivc your money by aa11ing any information • 642-$89 nu~ extra trips, Will clC!an F.vcs. & \vl't'kf'Od!I'.. ll11ing rn1. dining rm •• &: LOST: "on lhe bE-nch near Vic. hall S15. Any rm. $7.50. tor 11~-o·s, Laguna. small couch SID. Chair $5. 15 yr1. rosn1etlc pouch containing 2 exp. is what counta:, not T1u'quolsc Indian bracelet11 melhrrl. I do work myBC!U. & turquoise ring. SlOO. Good ref. 531·0101. A BIRDIE FOR ONLY14¢ llP1\•Hrd. Jin1mie Ha 11 DON'T take chances with _.., 491-S.",2.1 or write 1106 N. your <'nrpet, 1 et pro. I' .... 1hol blrdl•• bl!°" Tllil niwer 81 thl• prl ee. Shore Dr, Carlsbad, Ne1\' fcssionals who know what 1 l•k• id~111lao• of Rancho San Joaquin'• II!• l\1ex iro. 88220 !hey are doing help yoo. NEW OFF ICES '"•Oft 9reen '"'·Any weekday 1t1er 2 P.M. II'• LOST: }~em . choc. Brown & 546-5745 AIRPORT only $2.SO (14J 1 hole). Weekend• incl holldaya \\lhite l\1a1am~. wearing HOUSE OF CLEAN h'a U .50 lt11r 2 P.M. (2Qe •hole). fl 11 & y · •--h No lease req'd, full S<:'rvice, ea oo ar rope. 1c. ,....., Cat;t Cleani:'.tw., d t · · rond · ,...,..n., .... Ind money wllh lft.e--"-'•-"'· Bc•-h Hgts ·-a '--·na rps, cps, music, air .. •• V""••• " ... " • ""'6" ' Floor aro & Win all util. Single offices fron1 For h peer ,.rlOn (minimum lwo ptayen) )'OU 11~t Long time family pet, $125. mo. .. 1i.ctrlc e1rt Md IJNen le•. OHtt' good Rcv.·arrl. Please ca 11 Dutch JI.faint. Serv. 537~1508 PALISADES CENTER .. )'time during lh• waek: 1ttar 2 P.M.on ~enda 19-1-2265 days or 494-7002 OOMESTIC shampoo, llvnn, 2082 s. E. Bristol llnd holld~•· Monthly le•• •r• SSO for lfltll• C\'C. hall $10.50. other nna, $4.50 N wpo t Be h 557 7010 pl..,en and 145 lor l1m11y player• (1.111llm~d'· t-01 d II bl 897 •122 e r ac -, LOST ornngc & "'hite youn"' ""' ry, re a e -.,, . ("-I I It 1· I play7dayt), ,.., ...... mpus-rv ne n ersl'C 1011 male cat vie. Birch St & Cement, Concrete *COSTA MESA* RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN ~lei;a Dr, Santa Ana Hghts New "'""' build;ng . Thcoc °'' 913173. V.ry play1,1, CUSTOM Con'"'te Worl<. roon1 ~ile a11ailable, 700 sq. GOLF COURSE :1ns11•crs to ' · Ch cc spa' ' Remo11e asphalt drivewys. '1. ALro 2.000 sq. fl. . all 549-3.'113 Replace \\'/concrete £5c. ft. or part. All utilities. jani· 11021 Culver Drlv•, tnl"" elll: 1152·115S LO ST black eat, Vic of Cd~'! No delays. Free est. \Valks, tor service. 2706 Harhor ¥.. mH• touth ol San Dlago FrMWIY Ilk• Culw1r off.ramp hi.c:h school. r lea collar, ap-slabs, patios. No job too Blvd. Robert ~at h~ss. Rltr. Saturdey •nd Sunday A.M. at1rt llmH avlllflble. pea.rs to be balding btw. ea. small. 638-3325. 6{2-1485. C':VC ,f.c en. ear. Please call CUSTOJ\1 Cement Wo rk , BUSIEST intersection in fi.14-7776. Drives, \Valks, Patios. Lie. Ne,vport 1-larbor. Second LOST 8/2.1. Med. i;z, Jong No. 255915. 642-8514. ~tory in Unique Homes hair, white w/black (Daisy I •CEMENT \VORK• Bullding. 800 sq . ft. at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dog. Ans. to Samantha. Comm'! & Reaid. Llc'd $350/mo; 600 sq. ft. at ~ Reward. 545-1089. & Bonded. Call 556--0868 $300/mo. Both. v.'ith views. fltntall 1~ I ,..,..onll• 1 ll•l LOST wallet in public phone 6'5-600). -~ 1 :·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· .;;· booth of Colony Kitchen Child C•r• FULL SERVICE parking lot. 9/4. Reward .;.;..;..;....:.;;.:..: ____ _ Westcliff Building Gilles, 64&-4107. CTIILD Care, reliable MOM Comer \VestcliJf Drive & Rent11ls W1nted 460 Social Clubs 535 LOST; Burmese cat, drk near Schroder School, Irvine Blvd ., Ne,.,. port ----------brov.n vtc. Rockfield & =-_,--=.8'J>-45Zloo...='---- Beach. A-1r. Howard WORKING mother, 15 year * JNTRADATA * Fordview, El Toro, Rew. Contractor 645-6101 old dauatiter, Harbor High 837-4704. ,;:.:.;.;;.:.:;,;:;.:;:_ ____ _ DESK · ail bl •:ot!. D\strU:t. elderly spa. y c d QUALITY matches "7"""""==--=,-,-,,., L.B.J. Assoc., room addition, space av a e ...,... house cat, need 2 BR, small .. ~r!PHOTO .a LARGE white purse, ba Patio & rtmodelina:, con· mo. Will provide furniture ynrd ror petunias, approx ''Largest in Calif.'' needs her things, 11sk no cretc work. al $5 mo. ,\nswering service $125. Oct. 1st. 646-0818 C'lles. (Call NO\V for FREE sam· questions, Reward, 548-1676 642-86381847-5051. available. 17875 Beach Blvd. pie profile on 1 prospective 642-8529 -"'=""'-"''-"'""''----Jiuntington Beach. 642-4321 CORONA <lei Mar 3 BR niatch. 24 hrs.) RE\"ARD ,_,1 •m. ocange JACK Taulane, repair, --8 house, Xlnt l'eL~. ~tay •• ...., remod add Lie B l 1617 WESTCLIFF-N !'l('Ver1;1J yrs. l\lisc benefits. 71.f -6..18·5920 I LA 658-62.83 tlg('r striped kitten \v/pink 269072.' My w~y Co. 547-0i36 2300, 1200, 756 &: 540 Sq. l'"'t. Under $275 per m 0 . LADIES -Summer Special t collar on Balboa Little An1ple parking. Util. Baun1· 644-7474. yr membership $5. Call I -"l'::'':::":::d::,· .;,C:::•::ll.::6.:.44-:,,:::535::-1:.___ E lectric:al JaJ'doer. 5-11 ·50'.12. li-'IATURE Christian lady 'PARTNER' ~12TI. or REG. German Shep blark & __ c.;.:.c; _____ _ SPACE-Oii'·-. cl"b •t••dy Id l'k '----548-1479. cream, vie. 171h & Tustin, ELECTRTClAN·License No. c< 1 \l'OU L e room & IJUd.J d in 1 ,;~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ C R .. -~ ,~ ~n 23.1108. Small jobs, malnt & £1.'0up, Cl e. S65 mo. sc. On prlv. home in Cd M . 1 ,.=:.•::1.c.:.::..•w;;.:::w•::.·c..:;'::,.:~='--In 5411-5203 "roadwa)'. nc. N e w po " 67'1378. Npa · · u ...... 4 l\fO, old fem. calico kitten, Blvd., C.M. 675-:8761. 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ Lott and Found l[S) rtl'a. collar. R~'Vd. vlc. _F_u_r_n;.:11;;.u;..r•;;_ ____ _ 4 DELUXE offires 18c ~------.::.~ 12111 & Olive, HB 536.:rm. FURNITURE st r IP p Ing 1370 o • ~ c M I ~ refinishing, repairs, an-PLUS 400' 'Warehouse space ~ ' ....,6an osla · esa ~-;•;.........,..;;;;;;;";;~~i;; tlquing. Chem..Oean We!t 6'4-222S 646-}2,j2 . Found (free ads) 550 I I~ 89H389 NICE roon1 for v.·orklng l\fALE tnstrvctloft ~ Gi:""d7"'7-------- man, with hitch priv. non lluslcy has collar. ~mmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~.: :::•:..r:.on::;;l:::n:!g""------A . .-T 11n1 rt ti 525 wllh name & address owner drink or smokC'. 642--0227. v1v r po I on t ·11 I . d · 1 MOW & EDGE mus pos1 veyl ent1 y Coast Hwy. & Newport Blvd. NEED reliable ride to & same to claim. Vic Santa Schools & EXPERT & 1160 Sq. Ft., 30c Sq. I<'t. tmm CSU F\lllcrton, Tues & Anw A\•e., C.M. 548--0347. Instructions 575 DEPENDABLE Realonon1ic!', Bkrs. 6T~700 · Th.urs. mornings. V i c : SHAGGY black ma I e C II F p t * Bayfront office space to Harbor & Baker. C.M. Will poodle/Terrier mix, 6 L~t DAY: Tues. Sept. 11th, a or romp' share Bay Lido Bldg. $150 pay S4 wkly. 5'1~2:>t8 months, found H1trbor & 8:30 a.m., the children's Free Estlm•te. mo. 67~1220 NEED transportation t.lon· Center, Costa Mes a , clas~ assignments will be 96&-0812 Business Rent11 445 day • Friday from H.B. to 548-5964 after 6 pm. made km\\n to you at that EXPER. Japanese Ge.rdencr one city Blvd \Vest Orange FND: Blk fml poodle w/pur· Linie. There will be signs & Land s caper. Vast C D ho M• ""-I II and helpers directln .. ""'U lo k I d r I o. ay urs, ~"· p e co ar & Oea collar Ion" 1 1 "'0 ~~ "°"' c ge o p ants. 601 Dover Dr., Suite 3 NEWPORT BEAO I OFFICE on Newport Blvd, Avail on lease. Part.lally turn, carpeted, air/cond, parking. Approx. 1000 sq. ft. $250/mo. \\1arehouse also a11aU. Ideal for contractor. 548-2616 ctrrE ADOBF; HOUSE. 1000 sq. ft.. adj. busy corner, for busin<"IS or office use. C.Pi-1. 645-2020/642-6560. "THE Factory" has a lrg shop avai l. SIS5 tmo. In Cannery Village 425 30th St. NB. 673-9606 or 642-8.520. Business Rental 445 1600 sq ft JNDUST. shop $2'25. Also 300 sq ft office $95. C.M. 64&-2130. ATTENTION! ALL BOATERS Basic Boating Course in seamanship & boat handling by Hr. Beech PoweT Squadron starts September I Ith at 7 pm " Marina Iligh School & f"!. Valley lJigh School A gre11.t oppor1unity for aJI boating ("flthusillsts lnforn1atio11 (714) 968-0-t94. Don't Be Industria l Rental 450 An UNREAD MOTHER NOW LEASING Huntington Beach NEW M-1 940 Sq. Ft. & UP lfan1ilton & Ne\vland 646-0697 or 833-0519 MISSION VIEJO Enroll in Lit. 70 Read & Discuss Grcoat Ideas In Literature at Goldcrm-est C. College 1 lunt'ington Beact1 ~ U:-.1 ITS · No Exan1s Tu<'s 10-11 ·n1urs io.12 Registration lhru Sept. J4. • JliOO & 2400 SQ. IT. AVAILABLE NOW ,\HE ~t>u si11gl<' & alone, 4:). ON SAN DIF:(;O FR\\IY. j .. i? \\';111! a Dale? \\'ant to 27992 Can1iuo Capis u·uno _c:rt n111rrlcd? Many people !tll-1600 lh\,; rig1' group. J-'!'('e inr11. -~·-=1-=s""1Rc·°'H7.~N=s--1 AT!! 200 1:::. 17th St .. CJ\I ..VV ~U 1l1• I. i 2000, 2000, 3600 SQ .. rt. or CQJ11· .ccc.,~.c"'·,~.1~.\~. -L~IC~E~N_S_E_D_ 1 bo. thereof. Avail. 10 1 T.l. '* SPIRITUALIST • f Mr. Baumgar1hn·r, 5"11·5032. $pil'itual rl"adings 10 am·IO ! 1300 Sq. n. l\1-1, \\'/front of· rim. ,\dvl<'t' on all matters I •nee. Lrg rear Uonr. Sl RO TTI(). 312 N. I:] Ca n1ino RC'al, San 646-5033 days Evt•s &'6-0081. Clcmt'nr1" 492-9136 492-903-1 1791 WhJttlcr, C!it PHOB LEi\1 Pregnancy. Con· R tali Wanted 460 tidrnr. sy mpatbetle I en ' fll't'gnancy l'OUTiseling. Abor- ; tf CI under gr a duatcs. tion .~ adoptions ref. graduate• & faculty will APCAnF. 64.Z-«.Jti need housing beginning mid PREC:NANT? Thinking Sept. If )'OU have a room, 11bortion':' Know all the factA hOUM or apt. to rent near ft~t! Call LIFE LINE -24 the cam:Pu• plellM! contsu;:t '11'$, 541-5522. Kathy at UCI Jiousing Of-ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. nee, ~ Frtt LI.sting (lhone 542-7217 or write P .O. Service. HO"< 12'.!\, Costa M~. DESPERATE I Student 25 yn. old ncedll Socia l Clubs 535 be.cM.lor or 1 BR apt In Q>lta Mtu. prererably nr. occ. S100-Sll5. per mo + utll. Ple11tc Call 963--3700 or 962-<'68- LACUNA Btsch -2 Br. 2 a... Oce11.nfrtlnt prerd. Up L9arn To Squire Dance Our ~inners Clus 5tar11 &pt. 13th F.flC'h •n 1uN. 7:30-10 p.n1. 0 1)(•1l lor l wk,;, . Sport!llll'(~ by 11ix & Chi;-; Sl:'(jUOill School ~ J ,,-,qtl()lll Jtd. \V~h1ilnstrr 8a'r Ad . On\' ~·rf'f' IP~l'lf1n "' 10 S300 mo. Prrm: Middle ·~ coupJt-. Send Info, ClantOtd . ·~ no. 935 c/o o.Jly Pllot.Y.O. Box.'"8> a.ta '-leu, CaJlr. ·~. · ,.,======== ., " specif c po nts for specUic F N M tail Vic. Heil & Gothard info. The child only has 10 onner ursery ir. 1-1.B. know his name and the Certltied nu r ser Y man, 847-1525 522-09T;) BLUEPOINT Sia.me~ with flea <.'Ollar & pink rhinestone col!Ar, fowld Huntington & Pacific Cst 1-lwy, H.B. 8/31. 493.--0'Z:». FEMALE dog. Mutt. Tame, med size, black be.ck. white l egs. Found Nea r Brookhurst & Hamllton, Hunt. Beach. 963-lm. FND Vic. Beach & Stater, Blond &. Apricot. long hair puppy, Dea collar, male. 962-1331. fND • Small male mi."ed breffi, brov.11, white & black. Vi<". Tustin, 20th C.1f. 548-0998. tl11NIATURE Male Sliver Poodle, wearing collar • vie 1\-Iagnolia & l-1 a z z a r cl , \l.'cstrninsler 846-9Z15 FOUND man's watch, Adruns Elementary Scbool plnyground. Call & identity, 5-IJ-8129 Si\1L ,,·hite Poodle · l\lalc Vic: Bay, Costa 11-Jesa • /slightly Injured) 513-5908, 32:1 \\'est Bay, Cosla Mesa f'-OUND: \VE FOUND YOUR PET BIRD. Call and (lcscribc. •548-4736* FOUND Old English Sheep <log, nialc. Santa Ana Are&. J\fusl hllve ro. 176-1968 or 83.'l-5."i03, ~UY· t,ND 81'0\Vll dog, white J)n\\':'! &. \\'hi1e marking on head, r.ta\p Kini 6T.r1017 1-'ND: Puppie. Black w/~'ht on ch<'st Vic J.fesa \VOIXls Ci\J r>-10-3299 F'ND 1111! 1-lusky b t "' n Garfield & Yorktown HB PleaSl" idenUf;y. !162-3875 FND: 1.1aJe Hu.sky vie. Santa Ana A11e. Owner must iden- Hfy. 548--0347 f'OUND : friendly, black boy kll1cn. nr Post Office, So. i.Agunll, 4~9853. CAR key, Newport Beach, La.kc area. 64~34. 1'"EMA LE brown dog Vic. Stnnrlard & McF'adden, S.A. 002-2702. SML. ca1. maybe 6 mo. tan & "'hite, long halr • SUn-2nd Vic F.1ncrald Bay, 497-1829. CAT . all wh.ite, nea collar, vll'inlty La 11cnnosa Ave., Lnguna N l~I . 495-5245. F'OUNb Terrier-poodle mix. Vlr. ol Pond('roAA &: Royal P11 lrn, CM 5.17-41))2 L,\!{(;Jo: tnnlc ."iealpol nt f4fflrk1 alt£'1'td found 1-1.8. urrn 9/J. 4!t'J.-029.1. ST. B E llNARO vie j\1111r Pllrrso11 Chevrolet San CIPmentc. 492·1157, 831-0025 Sell Idle ilenu: ••.••• 6{2-5678 grade he is entering. The ..::::...:===· ~==~-- helpers will find his name EXPERT on 1:1. class list and direct JAPANESE him to his room. GARDENING BUSSING: There will be no Complete Gardening Service blissing pro11klecl for the Free Estimates 546-m24 LeBard students this year. QUESTIONS: Ir you have GARDENER of 23 years ex· any questions a b o u t perlence seeks 4-5 add1Uona1 anything pertaining t o 1'-Ialnt. jobs. G e or g e LeBard School please feel Hampton free to call 962-1391 at * 549-2015 * anytime between 8 a.m. &. -4 Exp. Amer. G•rdener p.m., ask for Bob Landi l\1alnt, Cleanup, Decor. ~b Principal. trim, Lndscp & Sprnklr LA \VR ENCE PA U L Ser.r. 6.15-1930. TEACHING GUITAR REAS I CLASSES at Oa.IC\\'OIXI Apt~. . av.'Jl & gardening clubhouse (lop floor) 1700 si'rvice. Hire a vet. Dirty jobs too. 6Tr:li52. 16th St., N.B. Beg Sept. 10. 7:30 pm. Age 21 & ove.r.10 JAPANESE Gardene r . \\'k cou~ $20. Gardening Service, trim· ENG : Con11crsationa.!·Pri. ming. cleanup. 64~1796 lessons. qualified mi'thocl .l\fO\V & EDGE teacher. call &12-7064. CLEAN UPS • 5.'>4--0657 • Babysitting Genar•I Serv~u BABYSITTING niy home PORT ABLE fenced yard -loving care \\'ELDING SERVICE 5$--0855 \Viii come to you evening•, BABYSITTING. my home. \veektnds. No job too Small. Xlnt cond. Uwlng care. 548-8212, 64&-1824 Ne"'J>Ort Beach, 645--0668. ALL types home repalra:. l\11\TURE, dependable, fenc· Actual time & material. ed yard. l\fy home. Refs. Fae:t Scrv. No job too Am. Good lunches. 545-l!m. F&B I-Jome Repair, Carpenter &12-1403. HANDYMAN -all kinds o1 l\1A1NTENANCE Carpenter • \\'Ork, small jobs a C omn1ercial, Residential, · lly -'"'" "'" -lpei:Ul , '11_.,,..,, J"tO-;:J'I~. Apai1rnents, Rougtl & finish Carpentry, ligh.t elec· Hauling tricnl & plum}:llng. AI RUBBISl1 11aullng: Yard, garage. warehouse & con- ~trurtlon cleanup. Rcmollt! trees, shrubs, u n s i g h t I y trash & debris of all types. 7 days a \veck . Fast. Reliable. Reasonabk-. South COM't Hauling. 673-9036. Luslhofl, :>57-bi73. e CARPENTRY e Genera 1 Re Mir 675-.')211 1-IOrtlE REPAIRS C111l Valley West 552-837•1 < Trader's Paradise J'R.AOE 00 I.CM, fttt & c:leo.r land in Antelope Val- ley, value s:io,ooo Ior Ya<"ht or '! 499-45.~. ZJ 1Ptlbn11 Jndlnn Cove aret\, 2 BR, ale hoost, 2~ acrt, $1 ,CKXI un<k-r appr'!'ld vo.hJ<' $10,500. Tta.tl~ for new Qlrt. iliac or ?? 548.70U , lines times dollars lfAWAll lot In Htabl!Med gutxt\vision, dear. $10,000 txrulty for Orange Count)' homt' or inoomt'. llal Pinch. fn, RllT. 675-4392 '70 F-too P.U~ w/36'' Sht>ll· t'rawl 1hn1-aufo.3 tnks. Alr ~ml , 'Bo-1lnck Like nu 2,600 Td for older VW-Hondfl vch Dal·Toy. 536-79041673·221 Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Hands See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Will Sell Fast! I. Stove 2. Guit11r 3. Biby Crib 4; Electric Sow S. Carner• 6. Wothot 7. Outboard Motor I. Shlroo Sot 9. Couch I 0. Cl•rlnot 1 t. Refrigerator 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sowing Machine 14. Surlboard 15. Machine Tools 16. Dllhwothor 17. Puppy 18. Cabin Cruiser 19. Golf Cort 20. Barometer 21. Stamp Collection 22. Dln1tt1 Sot 23. Ploy Pon 24. Bowling Boll 25. Wotor Skis 26. frMZor 27. Sultc1M 21. Clock 29. Bicy<I• 30. Typewriter 31. Bor Stools 32. Encyclopodi• 33. V1cuum Cleaner 34. Troplc1I Fish 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 36. Fiio C1bin1t 37. Golf Clubs 39. Storllnt Sliver 39. Vtctorlen Mirror 40. Bedroom Sot 41. Slide Projector 42. l•wn Mower 43. Pool T1bl1 44. Tlrn 45. Pl1no 46. Fur Coat 47. Oropo1 48. Linens 49. Horse 50. Alrpl•n• 51 . Organ 52. EHrcyclo 53. Ran Books 54. Ski Boots 55. High Choir 56. Coins 57. Electric Tr•in 58. Kitten 59. CIHllc Auto 60. Ceffeo T1bf1 61. Mohlrcyclo 62. Accerdlon 63. Ski• 64. TV Sot 65. Work Bench 66. Dl•mend Witch 67. Go-Kort 68. Ironer 69. Camping Trailor 70. Antique Fumltur. 71 . Tope Recorder 72. Salllioat 7J. Sport& Cor 74. MattroH Box Spp 75. lnbo1rd Spoodbo1t 76. Shotgun n . S1ddl1 79. Oort Gome 79. Pvnchlnt Bog IO. B•by C1rrlog1 11. Drum• 82. Rlflo 83. °"" 94. SCUBA Geer 1heH or any other extra things around the house can be turned into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD So • • • Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 I • ' • -~ --- L1iijiltu)n•it Job W1nttd, Milo 700 \'OUNG man needs Part:· , Unit Job, .,..,1nt1n1t. IA.wn mainl<'l'\l\ncc, ronslt11c1km, etc. 979--9611. Job W1nt..i, ~omol1 702 1.L\TtlRJo~ 'A'On1nn 1\·lll do th0ro11gh hou,ie cleanina .)Obj · phQ[le eve& 6 A 7:30 Pt. only. Sitt tilt Noetn S:l.!'iO hr: MG-0314 or: M~e 5t&-6041. NEED llclp at homeT We have aides, nur8tttt, 1 h a u • ekpni, comp..,nlons. Homtm&Jcen-. Up J O•h-n, !W7-81l. ,,.,..,,,.,l ][fiJ [ ' Pe1·so11nel Agent'y l(i;)l E. E1lingcr, S.A. (J\.1ark Ill CenterJ 542-8836 Dlct11phone Transcriber 60 w.p.n1 , typing & good apelttng t'eQ'd. Exper p'refd. Liberal t'()_ Uencfits. Ca.II 842-7751 tor appl. UNJGARD INSURANCE DIETARY aide, f u 11 t I n1 e morning shirt, )l;Jnt fringe bnffs. Beverly ~flUlOr Conv Hosp, Cap!!lti'ano Beach, 496-5786 DOf<.fESTIC Help George Allen Byi11.nd Agency, 100-8 E. 16th St., S.A. 547--0395 DONUT Shop, 6 a.ni.-2:30 p.nl. Fen1a.IC?, age? 25-45. Ap- ply in pel'son, l\lr. Donut, 135 East l7U1, C?i1 DRY aeanlng Ageney Manngcr in N.B. 5 O&y11, 40 hns. Paid holidays. Pleasant surroundings. Expcr. pref'd, For appt call &H-2512. DRY Oeslnlng Counter girl, p/tlmc. Aftns & Sat. Call For appt call 644·2512. ~LY morn, ne\.\·spaper deliver)'. Must have ear. Over 21 . Pay approx. $200 mo. llunt. Bell. ar c a , 847-2.100 be[. 10 a.m. -Employment Coun1ellor Will train sharp mind to place people in career job!l. Fast leRmer ·high earnlng1. Call Elly EU\1, 556-8505, Control Careers Employ· ment Agency, 3400 Irvine Blvd .. N.B. . .------. -.. • Sat....,, ~ 8, 1973 DAILY PILOT %1) ,_~ I IS Needed NO\\'l 8 Hour Day Temporary Assignment VOLT Instant P1r10nnel Tt'mpQr&ry Sel'vlee 3848 Can1pu11 Dr., Suite 105 Ne\\·port Beach 546-4741 Equal Oppor. Emplo)'er GENERAL Office • \VE'R-E exhausted trying to find 11. gal that v.•antJt lo \\"Ork, 1t 11elf-srarter. Small office overlooking ocean, Luguna Beach, Urwlerground park- ing. Company benefits, good starting WBb't'. ~tusr be C)t· per type, JO key calculator, accts receivable & acC11$ p11.yable lpeg board). Front office appearanre. Ref, re· quired. If you do oot have thel'!e qualiUcaUonl! D 0 NOT APPLY. Call 494-1006 for appt. GENERAL CLERK !'.flnlmun1 1 year experience. Typing 50 \\" . p . nl . ac· CUl"l\lt!ly. J.~ngineerlng dept. F/tin1t'. ROYAL INDUSTRIES 2040 E. Dyer Rd. MACHINIST RADIAL DRILL INSURANCE SALES DeVLIEG No t':W:l) ncl."., t'Artl \\•hill' )'OU . learn, part time, eves &: !'.1lnlmurn 5 y1?111'• PX~r. "'knds, full lime "''hen quail-Ability to \\'Ork e lose tied, tolerances & p1·01orypc pro- r-1tnt1r rs fnsurnnce Group cluclion on h1rge parts. 01-1•n Ed Lani * 541).1834 hand tools 1'!."'(]Uircd. 3rd • Shift. lntennediate Acount Clerk ROYAL INOUSTRIES 2040 E. Dyi'1' Rd. Santa Ana 5-I0-3210 J.:quaJ Oppor. Employer m/I ;\-lachinis: Accounts Payable Pro;.'l·ess!ve n11tJ1ufac1uring ron1pany, xln'I \\'Orklng con· S•l11ry $631--$775 clit 1ons. Frinat• lx'nefits. 2 Yr11 exper. in /\. 'P \\·/a data processing environment nec- <'8!1. Xln't employer pa.id benefits including medical. hospltnJ, clcntal & life Insur. lmn1erl\atc Openi ng For: AUTOMATIC SCREW 'MACHINE OPERATOR ance, Bl'O\vn ~ Sharpe or Traub, J){oa.dl lne 9/l-1/73, Conta<'1 l\·lr. setup & of)t'ratt'. Slunkle, Saddleba.ek Valley Unified School District, SHUR-LOK CORP 386-12.34. 1\pn;y P. Rohe Scientific Printed Circuit Board: Silk Scrffnen Touch Up Artists Machinists Platers Inspectors No recession here! Our busi ness has grown more than 600'.i'b this year, and no end in sight. No\v expanding to fill the second shift, and third shift \vill form soon. IC you have experience in any phase of printed cir· cuit board manufacturing, appl~ no\v, KILSON INDUSTRIES INC. 3015 South Kilson Dr., Santa Ana (South fron1 Dyer Road, between Main & Grant) Apply in per$0n only No phone calls Equal opportunity employer Holp Wontod, M & F 710 Htlp Wontod, M & F 710 MAN AGER .~ ASSISTANT needed. Ne\v San1a Ana of· tice of l\lutual Snvlngs. E . ..:. perlencc necessary. Call Robert Aston, 6 7 j -5 O l O Corona de! 11ar for a~ polntment. Equal opportunity employer NUnsF:RY School Teacher. mature, resp. 1\tu~1 ha\·e Nursery School ce11iflcate & ex-per. Split tITTI. 8:30-12:30 .~ 4-6. Call 9CS-S833. 2 OFFICIO. <ilRLS NEE OED IRON\\'ORh.'ER EXPER. 926 So. Lyon St. ORNAMENTAL LAGUNA 4[}-1-6376 S•nt11 Ana ""tANAGE 38 unitli. Ne\\·port =='-":----==01 ,,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,I Heights, older bondnble cou· ~ pie, handy 646-4664 or {<!131 tr-n ..,,,..,,..,_,.'ll'li.,..,,.,,_,.,..ti MACHINIST 877-1606 ~2131 762-91173 Ra::lio telephone dispatch '1i:s! be 25, able to dri\•e Appl_y In Pt!NIOn YELLOW CAB CO. IRS E. 16th, Cn111a ~tesa Auto Screw Machine J\tANDARIN Cook WIUlted, ORDERLY, expcr, 7-3. San Cleml!nte General 1~osp. 714-496-U22 ext 21-1. ' I I' ' .. Santa ,\nu 540-3210 Equal Oppor. "Employer m/f GENERAL CLERK Ha_rdlnge Set Up & Operators c8 11 Shanghnl Pine GardPn, Cr1dan Set Up & Oper.ile 300 !Hat111e Avc.. Balboa Th1·ead Rollers, Set up & Island, 714: 673-.1802 opt>rate --------·--Centerle~ Gtinder MANICURIST In1ml"dlate openings Jn Isl & Full time, C'aguna Hilla 2nd shifts. Co!Uure11. Leisure W or I d , Exper. 1•.' ·\\·orl<mana comp IO hour day, 4 clay \\'Otk 837·Z160. • pref'd, but will train !harp l\'('(!k._ Xlnt con1pany pald 1",-,AN~r-cu~R-r_ST ___ Ex_pe_rt_.-Ex-. pcraon \\•/good typing &: '°',ht E PfRSONNi"t benef1ls, good \•1orklng t'Oll-clU:i;ive, N.B. salon. Folio\.\'· ability to-grow in kno\1:Jedge •f\Yll"'I tL dltlons. Ing not nee. 67r>-4100. PACKAG ING H'clpcr. Full tin1e, Assist in weighing, counting, & v.•arehou.sing vltamln tRblets, bottles, & cartons. Must be neRt. Ap- ply in pt>rson, 8-10:30 am ! Mon. Linwllco Lab, 2148 ·, Newport Blvd, CM. Start $2 pe.r hOur. tOl'~ibillty. Call 8'12·7751 SERYJcES•ACEl\CY Rosan=Nlted MATURE female san<hvlch SEE OUR Equal Opportunity Employer maker sod general com· UNIGARD INSURANCE 'O"~~='='"-=.:==ct mlsso.ry \\'Ork. Part or .full SUNDAY LISTING l\fACHINE Shop Trainee, lime. Starts Sl.80 hr. Call GENERAL office clerk, typ-!lhop exper helpful work l.n ing, 10 key add mach. etc., CALL TRISH HOPKINS C hid ~ O l\ir. Richardt or l\I r · mu '! be good oo •hooe. ~·'J JERP.I \\'lllITE~IORE new A/ g, I p-Dellema 5.57-6232 ,.. r 1u ~ • por. Ernployer. DI s c co. benefits, EqUal Oppty <WI E. 11th St. {al Irvine} CM Instruments, Inc. 102 E . MECHANIC·E.xpet'. In elec· employer, for intervic"'·· Suite 224 642·1470 Baker St. C.M. 979-5300. trical applications. P.·tuat be cu.II 494--8595 Laguna. able to read w Ir I n g ~ M AC HINISTS-PRECISION diagrams. Will tr a in. GENERAL of Ii c e. Book· -'-=---'-=---'-=---[Skilled muchlnlst to build 64S-41Sl kceplng cxpcr. helplul. Ap· J k I Th tooling, jigs & short run I----·------ ply Back Street No. 25. ac n I Box prod'n for small CM Co. t~ashlon Island. No phone N~ aSl!ts~ant manage1· Exp'd in die repair&: punch MEDICAL calls pleaae. tralOC'C'H. Xln t salary & proJ press set-up. 642-8080 TRANSCRIBER HAIRSTYLISTS-TOP mollon op~r" + benefits. -MA°CHINi ST--Neec!cit immediatE'ly for Qualified m<hv. mum be . radjolog)· oftiL'e loeated in Interviewing for nev.', ex-hard worket• w/clete.nnlna-Lathe. Part OT full Onie. Day Newport Beach. Call 642-6464 clu11lve beauty salon. Best Non 10 succeed. Exper hclp-or night shltt. Top pay, for appt area. To be r ea d y tu1 bu 1 F Call 540--5~ · November. Contact l\farilyn ' .' no nee. or~ appt. l\.IESSENGER p/Ume 3-5 Barran, S40-l5T2. ca!I 531.9211 or 558·9788 MACHINE work, lathe & hrs. r.ton-Fri Orange Coun· HANDYMAN to Y.'Ork RI daily 9-11 &Jn or 2-5 pn1, nSM?mbly. Lite rnanuf. No ty erca. Ne8.t appearance, Orange County fair grounds. J11ck In Thi Box p~ctlon. Ca11 54&-5435 or ~140, Thurs-1.fon. S500 per month Now hiring cleimcut indivld· 54 ll. MES."iENGER Ille delivery, etart. Apply Sat 9 am at en-uals nltC11 & graveyard dur-MAIDS WANTED ()y.n cycle or car neat trance to Fair Grounds. Ing achoo! months. Apply In Mature, l\fu1t be exper. F/ reliable, 892-225ft ' ' pel"90n, Tues or \Ved bet~-n time, See P'~net Mir .. HARDWARE Salesman. J&:Spm.l.8642BeachBlvd Balboa Bey Club r-.1ETAL Trades· teaching lifus1 be exp'd &: working H 8 " assl!ltant at DCC. Aul1t knowlc.>dge of tools. Apply in · • 1221 W. Coe.at H'A')'., NB metal trade instructor with penon, ta H.W. Wright Co.1----------MAIDS -No exper, nee. Ap-students in machine shop. l~ Rocheater...Jmta Mesa. Janitona' I ply in per10n, The Rodeway ?ifainta1n tools & eqtilpment Inn, 1400 S.E. Brl1tol, Costa Keeping atudent recot'ds & HELP! Volt Instant Personnel NEEDS e Secretaries e Typists e Keypunch • PBX Opn • Profor A91 211-2S 6 D•y1 A Week Apply in penion FAR WEST SERVICES 1672 Reynolds Avo Sent11 An11 Mesa. 557-8700. shop records. !llgh School ?ilAIO.MOTEL Diploma &: min. of 6 yrs NeWpOrt Beach Tr ave I machine shop exper. Con· Lodge. Call 642-8252 tact Personnel office 1370 Adams, Costa r.tesa l\.1AIDS for Motel needed, 1\fODELS-MOD"""' " r.lODE' ., wkdays. Laguna Shores 419 1 ""~ . ~ N. Coast Hwy, Laguna Women, Men, Ouldren 1~~~-~~-e.----!'.1odels wanted tor FaJI and l\.IALE w/dependable car to Winter Fashions deliver newspaper& ln N.B. AMERICAN BEAUTIES Afternoons. Zl.3-943-9670. MODELING ACADEJ\.fY MAN, young & huak;y, neat 675-8442 * 3700 Npt Blvd., appearing, for steady work N.8. Y.11h Soft Water Co. in San A10TEL mana.rer for 15 Juan Capo. No exper ntt. units, opposite H o I e J Vac, Ins. 493-4535. Coronado & beach on Equal Oppor. En1ployer r-.tam't Training Coronado Isl. Ora\\· S350 START ~SS~~yr~~:=l: JANITOR part time, Sat & Sun. Beverly Ma.nor Conv Hosp, Capistrano Beach, 496-5788. JUNIOR SALESMAN: r • apt &: ut il11. Expe.1" &: bon· dable please. 644-1060 WORK l\tOTEL l\.IaJd-;; hrs \\'Ork in exchange for apt or salary. E.xp'd. 2376 Ne\\·port Blvd .. Cl\1. 548-9T;i.3 • l\10TEL ~!AID \\'ANTED will train, apply in peraon Costa Mesa Inn. MUS'fC SALESMAN Music Store Exp. 847-8536. NEED EXTRA INCOME PACKAGING & Assembly· , Lite. Female. 9 am·S pm. S2 ' hr to start. 540-3002. PARKING Attendnnts, 18 lj over, openings in Newport. 5:30 p.m. on. .Full I: p/tlme. $2 per hr. No ex· per. nee. Start immed. Musi be well groonied &: haw phone .t: transp. CaJI f213) 451-1603 or See Attendant a l Berkshires, N.B. after 6 p.m. PARKING ATIENDANT, Lge apt complex. Clean C\.lt, ove.r 18. Apply :11423 Coast, So l..oguna. PARTS Driver, fu ll time, ' x.lnt benefits & oppty to advance, apply in penon 18758 Beach Blvd. Hntgn Bch1 i • * PBX Operator ! and do light OOokk~ " typing. Permanent, pleaaant· 1 opportunity with Newport ' Harhor area auto dealership. · Good salary. Wrlte details to Box 950. Dally Pilot, P.O. '. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, C&Uf. 9262'1. $5 PER hour In 3'4 yrs. $1.75 ; now + 25c raise each j monthl while YoU learn In CM. Must be mtthan'ly In-1 cUned, conscientious & do 1 aome heavy lifting. can , Monday only, 645-3707 •: PORTERS-WANTID Mature. Must be exper. t~ ' tim"'. See Personnel Mgr, 81lboa Boy Club 1m W, Coaa-1 Hwy., NB PORTER for new car. i(!I ready dcpartmcnt. E x Jl pref1 Chick J,·erson Inc .. «5 E. Coa1t High\\'ay, N.B. Gn--0900. PRESSM£N for offset prin- ting equip: F..xper on double header !AIM 26751. \VIII train on 1250 or AB Dick preue11. Opc!nlngs on all shifts. Ca.ll ~~9772 --PR0D=u~c=T=1o=N~-• MACHINE . OPERATOR Expel'. reqUil'ed. 175(2 A1111· Btrong Ave., Irvine, 92705. PROOUCTION MACHINIST ' Days only. 17542 Annstroni ~·· Irvine. !l'lml. L11D DAILY PJL.OT Salurday, Stsilembtr 8, 1973 --- Here's How·You Con Use Our Famous Dime· A · Lines ' our famous DI ME ·A· LINES • .... -• maU them with correct cu.i. te one of our 4 convenie-nt off ites. • ... llw1tock , p<Oduu °' plont>. e No commercial ads allowed . . e loch item muit be pric.ed w ith "o ite m Oftr$2S. P---------.11 unit of .i fuU·~fze (6-footc1·) ARl\tCHAJR, green $ I 5 . ROYAL ma.nun! J)OJ'1itble TELEVISION $%>. Sofa bed io·m lockers. $25. 6-12-5769. d!tnii;h t hd.lr $1 2. end tables IYJ>f'""Titl'r. <·a.~e. xbit ron· $20. Sofa $7.50. Lounge chair $11 BED. Twin mattft!U and box springs. S'JJ Alvarado Place. STUDENTS de.Ilk fol'mictt top solld $18. 548-1258 DIME-A·LINES Are For P rl v•t• Parties ONLY • ·Ads From Bu1ine11 Addre1se1 Not Accepted • Adve rtisers violating th • s 1 regul•tion1 \.nay be in violation Of St•t• F ranchise :Board & loc•I bu•I· n.ss licen1• r'9«1la· ~Ions. T\VI~ bed mattress anrl ,vi re $.l each. ct•run1ic lamps $10 dition !25, 968-<IM.5 or 968.()14~ i::;. End table SS. BookcH5e . I~ C r each, hanging la.mp $15, ALL 1 , . , $15. Servin~ cart $10. TV NE\V Admiral ani-fm stereo spring cot . ""'· reen so a rocker $5, l.'Otfee lal.}Jf' $18, P.:1118 or 3 x . 6 troys •1/$2.50. R cc or d troe rlny bNI $18. Babvs pictut'<' lrnnlC& S 2 _ $ t 2 collapsible JXIOl table $25. ln· cabllli!t SlO. Records 50c. 1-eceiver. Phono and tape t1'lh and n1a.ttrt'11s-$15. SJG..249S • eludes new fell &. pocket!!. • outputs. Beautilul "'alnut Dinettro set "'<Ith 2 leaves · · Ping pong table $15. \V:Unu t StQrag<' lorker SlJ. GT:>-8103 grain. $25. T\VO speakers S. toe.in $20. Gas st.o\'i! $15. 645-2:rl7 or 5-18-28-16 BOYS Stuff: Cross coutlllj' 8hoes .!lite 10 $4. Baseball shoes size 10 $4.~ $25. and 6 malching chalr!t RR IGGS & Stratton pD'll."t'r S\\'l>dish chairs $8. ('ach. kit· BOAT or 1,-anlen hose 100 fl l.'Olllplete the set $ 10 . J2.l. v:l.11 sell s('parately. nw,ver needs rnotor $5. chen table SJ. Brass plaques SlO. Boat oak oars s:n. 551-2119 12 PLACE Noritake china ;\Je1al c.'Ols $3. 3 Veniclan Portable television nttds 2Sc each. Double bed milt· \\lhile 1nanm11.de mut.1on tur 1932 CllEVY Grill S15. 324 l.'\I $27, har.ging lamp $5, bHnrls ~ 35s4 x 52\i S·t ~:?n'1', l,,1.001 .• kDS5ro.p ~'i,~ea! ,1t 0 •1h01ge treitS good $10. 1.'letal folding coot $10. ~t JlP,Vere Y.-are In olds engine $25. 61 Olds p'°"ia..!.er ..,.115be, 8b0letlndroel r.,.~nl' .:: 1 Foldln!: r:lothE'sliM $ 3 . '"°'"'" ,. a chail'8 4 for $3. \\'ooden stainless cookware S 2 5 . h dro $15 1928 tO 1!MO ..... °"' ....... "° Totcht'l'e' lamp $6. Blanket chairs $5. each. V\V rim and {'l\a1r SOe. Double..__ .. ""read As.sorted ba.ldng l'Ulns $5. Y . · · silverware $10 all xlnt ron-1,,0 ' ·re S9 ~. ti. nd ....... " "" •-engine parts $>$25. Chevy d.tl n -2935' .t-bedspreads $1. ' 1 11 · 1 "''0 res a SS. Sif1'l'le bedspl't'ad S1 . Good long handle garden power glide rebuilt $25. 283 :;_1~0""=~-="';;,.-~~- Tttbleclothe:s and napkins $3. rims for Ford van $1 5. One Chtistmu: tree $L Odd tool!l $5. New lam nylon Chevy block $10. Chevy PORTABLE Olivet'li Letters comolete, litmps 11U ~izes large size lire & rlm SlO. glasses 15c each. l\fens lace tablecloth $10. Ne""' radiator $10. 6 cylinder Ford type\l.Titer "1th cue U}, 2 S..'l-$12. Hand u·eaving loom Smalt r 0 u n d bircit;eye .... ·omens clothe'> $1 -S 5. large linen table cloth $5. head $15. Small block Chevy shotguns Y.'ith wall rack S25 S6. Youth bed end mattres.<: maple <"hair S5. Sa.!urday U.C.L.A . Vo/lvball tnink.s Ne\v "tiite satin kingslze headers $~. Small block each, 1 Hodgman waist-high S1 :'i. Saturrla.y onl)I 429 and SUnday only 10 a .m. to $.1.30 l"llch. UCLA Volleyball sheets $15. Pair, handmade Chevy headl $10 each. fishing boots site 12, $1fl 3 RelVuP Lane, B a I ho a 4 p.m. 496 E. 19th SI .. C.l\1. T-shirts $2.50 each. Sat ,t, copper candlesticks $15. 2 839-3905 · bar stoob, n\aple $3 each, Peninsul~. bel1\'een "L" St. r'ORAUCA ova.I table 54" Sun 9 am to :t prn. 510 Hazel \vhite ola!rti<' outdoor sun Fanon-?i-tasco 4 box in· 11nd Se\1lle on Balboa. Blvd. $2.l. T\\i n padded head Or. Corona del Mar blinds tor patio 10 ft -8 ft ANTIQUE Coleman camp tereom $15, maple u·all desk GJRL.c; Sch\\i nn Sringrl\v boards $.i each. l\1otorola 8 DINING table SZi 4 mat-$6. Christn1~s bulbs $5. Old s~~ve T~ ~~ac~ $10, station \\'llg()TI canvas &: bike like n4!'1· condition $::5. track !lc-reo $'..I>. Tires ching chairs $6.25 each. \Viii ~Id ~\·edd1n~ band S20. Professional bongos Sl5. CP net mosquito boot $5, p .f i21 \V. 20th St. c.~f. Phone 1-8:20x15 $7. 1-G71M.4 $3. !It'll S<"parately Girls 3-speed Collection of German Records 25c, dishes and shoes, 91t clubs $1.50 each 642-5487 1-H'T&.x 14 Sil. 644-2951 bik<' SXi. Umbrella table Si Shepherd statues books & i;:;la&S\\.'att l0c-25c, Bar with golf bng carrier $ 3, J!E WE LR,. . costume. HEADBOARn with <lra\\'ers GIRLS clothes very large Clock rarUo $1. Boy's leather collars !: leashes 2 stools $10. Kenmore sting-ray bicycle part'I & ~ket necklaces $.l ).letal and lamp $15. Blaek head-as..wrtment like new size clothes size 10-16 5c-50c. $25. 2 ,.. h~n1ade "'OOI \lo'aslier $25. Books and frames 50c each, punching belts and leRther ones for hoa"d "" '''' n-•• ""•.nt l()..l2-l4 all for S2S. 846-9-148 Barbeque $1. very nice elec-afghans $:1. each. Very l~e . 2 5 5 0 bag \\'ilh \\·all frame $5, $'2-$3. Rings SI.~ Center • " ""'" ,,.. ~-----=~~-'' trlc bar~t set $3. Nice salad bo\\·I &.cake.plate $5. magazines c -c 531-1317 St., C.i\t. G42-l460 S:i. An1ber s\lo·ag lamp $5. OVER stuffed arm chair ladies clnthes size l0-l2'50c:: Bar glasses S.'l. Antique cop. Partially rebuilt Corvair SLIDE projector. Take 5 FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SEltVE YOU DEADUNE: ~t:':".:.W: .:!. ~"•UL e NEWPORT BEACH , . JUI Newport....._ e LAGUNA IUCH . , , ... m F-t A ... e COST A MESA ... :. . . . . . . JJO w .. 1 lay e HUNTINGTON IEACH 17175 ltoch llwl. e SAN CLIMENTI 30S Ne. II C1rnl ...... REti-tlNGTON portable f)'µC\Vtitllr t"IOiscleS!S [UI, 2 old unusutil snmlJ tables SS-S15, 2 porch 11hades S3 each. 962--6~ BATH milTO!' "i1h .slldini: doonl new $10. SWlhunl cloc'k $3. RJtchen c::lcxk $2. Royal typc"Tller $20. 4 pair drapes $-1. Presto cooker SZ. Pair lamps $2. Conier sbcl( $.1. Bath rug set $1. Pair pictures $2. Car tape player SIO. Suits, coat $2. each . 919./'J558 LEVIS 29x32 $6.50. "'aahed ont-e. never \\'Om. 548-6302 WASHER & dryer 20. each. 10 speed bike S20. ~ BICYCLE. ladies or girls, blue with chron1e fenders. ba!lket, etc. szo. n e \\' bookcase 111ith 2 glass doors $15, chord organ SIO, all xlnt. 962-6982 SPANISH sty!~ screen twn1 divider. very good condltion $25. Mediterranean gold & bro\\'TI tones I a n1 p s , handsoine S25. 646--0885 COLOR TV co11!10le, bea.utiful mahag()ny cabinet, needll repair. $25. 5-anl IS PORTABLE TV, \.\'Orks i."OOd $2". 646-1;2.i RQLJ,.....a\'.·ay bed $10. Phone 642--0392 _.::.:::,,::::::::_~---~--I ' LI NENS, king size $2-$3, clual king spread, yellow 1 quilted $10, ell'<:ft1c alarm <'lock $2, pictures 50c-$3, carpet 11\•;eeper $2.50, Com- ing coffee pot large $5, new, Detlcto balh scales . .sell ad· justing $4.50, 962--6982 SP.fALL pot belled s!ove $25. Patio chairs $1. Vases Slk. 64~13;)5 SI'UDENT portable Rem· ingt.011 type'\\Tlter and case Sa'.>. Double \Valfie iron 50. Toastn1aster toaster $ 5. 5-k)...3479 ANTfQUE Otl.k chairs n1any press backs $6.-$al. 2 rockers $1·1-Sl8. B r a 11 s lan1ps SZ-SG.50. 2 Square oak tables $25. each. 2 S1naU $<!1Jles, one ~·Ith bra58 pan $!~. All day & evening 1740 Ncwpo11 Blvd. C.M. ?<.IOVlNG n1ust Sf'll Dani~h \\:hile . gloh4;,. fixdtureJ qt CM· Bl'O\.\•n & \\'hlte tv:ced boll each. 14:>4 OeRuvilk-Pl. of( ~r bell $25. 6 silver engine $2'5. 230 E. 18th St. anything from 35 n1m to ........vrn sofri $2'.). Gold nnt~ Jars J.JC z aoa.nese casters $5. 6'14-TI8.1 CollE'•e, back of Killybrooke ,,.shtra:v~ $1.0. Boat dlghy ~64>40:::""7~67c--~~~--~ 3" x4" "<x:. l..cn• $15. • c·~ cli";i~ $7. and $l2. Gray silk kintono Sl. Pocket ',~,U~SL"'-'f~N,_,,~C\~,~,~,.,~-,~,'--,-,~,-,'hl School 546--0IGJ dolly $1.l. Tall white statue BUNK beds $25. each. ,_ 14 _, " ..... - 3 Ir $10 books l<k' or 3 x 25c travE'~ rods Pl'?. panel • • . . of Roman wanier SlO. Box Includes mattress & box riers $5. each. 1 Can·lcr $10. • tnetal bookcase she s · As..110rled dishes 5 c - 2 5 c. ,,,_,7183 oN KfRB"\ S2.i fltgh back chair o! nlisc. items ••o. n-or Case $5. Hardly used Gray nietat cabinet will &>lgf' \\'inter jacket size 30 :-0.::-"'~--~~-~-1 $25. 'Polaroid color ean1era books $10. Pak' kin;'"""size springs 21" Zenith TV $25. 5'18-7234 kick $20. 30 cup G.E. coffee $25. 14:i Ciel'! & Elden C.1'-t. SLIDING naugahy<le door $20. Cube table $10. Velvet bed pillo\lo'S $.i. 0o--e· ~K~;d~•~l~a~m~p~s;~-~-~645-55~·::::=23::....,-STEREO reel to reel music tnaker like nc1v $20. Deep """"" nd·1· ~ ""7183 •·• d 1~ • ··-, ' TWO le ea•l An1-··an ! 6~ 1\-IF.,RCUR.Y or Ford h'"vy 6""" co 1 ion.,.., . ........-uo.·usprea u.1_. Headboard el~tric mixer \'"lh bowls nlap • Y "'1.. tnpe recorder. Columbia eyer SJ. Edison bRby rrlb "" !25 ""~ ' e d t bles & lamps $25 per $3'.l. SU'O\lC'r StO. Jo1oor rlnty rndintor, verv good J BO'i'S & I girls 26" bike a. Bed ~L.J. La1!1P $10. and juicer S.i Electric n a · fully transistorized $ 2 5. polisher $10. 1-ligh chair S3. SZ>. Renn1ore u·;:ishl'r for olckor but rides good S8. e11ch . Bab~ Clothes" $1-~. To"'..s blender S.l 1roning board $3. set. s;ze k6 n .skales ~· Speakers SlO. each. $02-72.40. i79.ll Aspen Tree f)lll'ls niany ne\\" m. Bath .'\ Remington manual Rdding Sl-S.). _Book~ 50c. ?<.fixer $.~. G.E. steant iron s 2 . 19" b ac v.: ite TV 5 J\licrophoncs $10. eaC'h. Cost shO\\·er faucets s:>. Exterior ntachine adrls subtracts, ~lecti:1c i..,ufe. $5. Strol1f'.r Louvered "'OOd w i n d 0 w ,•=,,:IU~be:::.,~125=·~-~546-6441-=-~=~-~ $200. Hardly used 548-7234 Lane. l rvinC'. li~ht $4. Lante camu cooler multip!ie!'I $20. 673-<l26Z. s:>. K1tc1:K"n ut1nscls 50c-~. shutlcrs $20. 673-3772. l·I" CH.EVY 'A'ide rims & 4:600x12 tires $1S. Wheds ~rn~ g::r;~~. ~~s!'! SJ!. I-louse for sale signs DF.S!_". $35. "'asher $70. radio :::: c: St~~ 3~.PotCa'~ lJPllOI.SrERED chair $5. tires "ith VW adaptor "' Hub caps $4. Fits Dat111un $5.-$10. Pante; S 7 -SI 2 . $5-$1 . Lat"R"e tov electronic S1Z:50 flO?r \\'l\Xer & 556-7?.68 Nc1'' 400x18 motor cross tlre plates $15 eac+i.. Box :r speed and others Never used. Cost ~·eatE'nr< S6·S10. \re1n $5. cannon & tank $4. Part liack p0hshf'r $2:1. garment bag • -' . $8. 2-300x18 cycle tires 50c biCJ,·cle $15. Briggs & Strat· $22. 548-7'134 f";('ml'T\t $1. ?<.fany book.c; $7.50 llanging lamps $10 & 193.'i-J2 l\tolor s aulo l"Cpa~r each. p,..,,....,,..,e catal• .. ic ton 3 HP \\ith kick start $15. i,nd skirts Si. Size~ 6-\6, Z:X....Sl Decorator bottles $4 2 ma I s~ Cl h ',..,_., ;r e Call 673-9440 ask for John 16 l\.tM projector. silent $25. Name Br::onrl" ~il· .Janies, · · · $1 .JO. Rock cllmbing bool!il. nun _.,_ Y~ter re~1r earer $22. Tennis racket S5. , ft 120 V . bl -• , -·bell•. Rhodes, Tilnti nnd Gllrden rocks $1 .-S·t Carom $10. Dble bro. complete $15. ~Anual for \ ega S J . Z head rests S2. each. 2 DANISH modem couches .....,ns · ana e spe.:u '"""~ 2:MlE' hoard $4. Visible man Oriental display case $25. :i.57-4062 Alwninu1n Christinas .___ SIS each. Type\\Ti.ter $10. and reverse· Ab!JOlutely n:iore. 17:1 1 C('l\(('l' St., S2. NP'-'. 3/S-11• iras flf'x Cl hi tOc .,""""' S3 Col u= Art materials s,·-s1s . perfect condition. 548-7'234 C '.\[ 6-12-1460 line• s• ••. l"l2 ·~, C"na· ot ng to $10 . .}\/\ 1" 2 STUDENTS desks $10. . or \\'heel light $3. ·· · _......, ~ ...., " '-farilyn Dr.. So. Laguna. each. Heavy duty J)Un('h ball Card table 50c Hamniock 6/a-2886 5 HP el~tric motor 3 phase 2' 19'' T\r porta\IJ(', need!! ~!~"...,!!me m1 nes 25c. Sat, Sun 10 10 5 al1achs lo u·all $12. 3 foot-stand $2. Broken glMS p]a-REFRIGERATOR """. Near 220/440 "'atcr pl'oof $25. ~urk $10. 2 di shmnsters $18. ..,..,,,,.J, .... ,, ,., rn~ ,, "" •·375 -~rr-<OO ~· · l\.10VING all· itrms top con-..,.. 5 1 c 11e\v trom $2. ·0-~s · ..,..,.....,,. <> I'll'"' end tables $10. each. 3 ·~~--~-·-~-·-~------PJ. Ren1ingtnn type\\Tlter 7 30 GAU.ON A · \V Jd ' r;rtable $20. 4 slJQ\\·cr ht'ads 11 · quanurns di lion trim twist exerciser or "''a.r i;lim~ ,12 to adult T\\7J.t\'BED spring & mat· for $25. Olympic st~reo con--3:J MM automatic electr ic I 9. each. 3 30 gallon $1. Bathroom scale $1.50. h'Om $1.511. Cln_ld ·S chro_me tre_ ss S7. Cast •-n bath lob seil" without TV, .......vi sound eue camera S25. Light . •-,. 2 \\·11~hhas n faucets aqo · 5· 1 1 d 1 b 2 uv " 6..,.,.. ~ ._. anums J. cac 1. n('(' Hoo,•er floor ""''lib & a _le & chairs S6_ . Girls S.i Refrigocoio" -•ns ~ 1~. New drapes 84'' k>""", meter: S12. Both still In $.1. $-1 . G.E. tank vacuun1 1-epa' 1 33 · r hi .,... 1 1XlE' k ' '' """'' "" '"" ........ tto. 39101 2 Channl'I PL N.B. ( ir · aqua,num 1~ s polisher $.i G.E. stcnm iron \\"life s s ates like ne'v $10. 2161 Miner st c 1\1 pink chintz 52" \\ide $2.10e~ort=•~"c,:,548-;::.,="~.:....~--- m-1603 ~ssorted 1 sizes fi0c-S2.50. $5. J7" decoru lol' key $1 .JO. size 3 $3. Bird cage wilh ac-646-5289 ·• · · Rayon & acetalE', pink U2" l LARGE bo.'< drapes and MI RROR s:i. Desk \\"lllnul H~n:n~. :o~il~~~~~: !:'hft~·ic~~~~,~~~-lf~i!k! s~~~rie5s:by An~~1~! c~ SCRA.M LETS :::~: :.· ~g~i\I= ,::~ ~::a~:~ f~:~w ~!1oi!!l torrnlca. SS. N('l"d<t 3 handles. Aqu11rlun1 gra\·1'.'I 3c a lb. plates $3. l\fany nuiple pie· 549-1827 • · No. 100. C.?<.I . Near BakE'r & $3.50. 548-7234 Gold sin;i:lc h1.'<I sofa $2. Aquarium ac c ess or i cs tuc r II · 110 BULOVA I k 0-1-F·u· ,..;,w aft•• 10·.00 A.i'!. ~~~~~~----lValnut fomii<'11 r!iJlinlo? table Z:-"IC-7X \'aniaha hi-f 1 ex B e ram1s : s.ize!I 1 · p · <: oc ra io '" ANSWERS " ' ' " ~tEDJUl\f .!lite rt'frigerator $20. 3 \\'llV floor lanin SG. fiherglass ZlO skiis S25. ronze ear Y mcncnn ype icnic tnble S7. Queen S.· 2 NEW cots both $15. New with large top freezer "'Orks t able J~i;::s SI ear.:h. Office Salnmon Bindings $20. 93.i n~r lamp 1~· 'l\l~~Y. tos~ ~ng size bed1 frarne Sl 2. ... l\fcllita coffc" pot S 1 . \\'ell but needs painting $2(1. chair sz;: 119 B. 3-tth SL NB Da tTell SI. C.l\I. ll block no pi oi\·s, ve ve s, anl ' llilh portah e TV S2S. ,orpid -Scald -Rebe.>/ -BlcndE'r $4. Table lantJl $2. 2-19" portable TV's u'Orks '"75-0022 of \\.ilson 2 blocks \\"Pst of pal!E'ni~. grel'.'ns, gold 2.i Zenith Al\f radio $.). Tu·o Cavo11 -DTSrRACT Christmas tree S2. Box \\'1'.'ll $20-$25. \Vards air oon· Placentill) After 9 a .nl. ~nts to S4. Ell'gant dual l.il'es E 78-14 S.t50. Ch ildren \ron1en mav nor be able to decoration." $2. Sn1all tables. dltioner. good <.'Ondit.ion S2S. l))TTO"'.ll c s roe I t'an· I ;;.;;:"'-'"C_-'-'7'_;_:;,.:;:;:c_~ i;;1ze bed spread heavy .lex· pool SJ·. Stereo chilrfren add very .... ·el\ Ou! they ccr. books ZX:-$1. Call 5-18-6328 G E 0 220 vol _.. •·-stn~~ apnroximatcly h.'lNG size b:>x springs 2 lure cotton, d!'ep fnnJ?;e record pla.ver $15. Clock ta.in!• ··an or~ 'CT all 2 · J• ryer ts .....,. u.;r 1-"""U . ,,.,, ''""l J .. ~•IV\ er pm. l\1otomla stereo .. e • or d 12xl9 + pad. l.'(lOCf oon<'lition p1eces .}J. '"..,.. 460, 734 bt"lge background subtle radio Packard Bell $6. , · • .. $10. GF. elef"tric hair dryer Center St. C.l\'f. freeform patte111. cost $9. 5--IG-9826 \\~fNG!f.OUSE v• l n d uw TIRES, rims, and hub capg player "'ilh AM-F"l\t needs ·t:reellent condition $10 :\NTIQUE · 1 sell tor S20. J\1any old brnss . . . air condllioner SZl. \\'ood for Courier, Datsun and Luv minor repair $3). Dum- Ci>-3176 'for r....·in ~rons. 2~~.d= itcn1s 50<.-$.1. N<'ar Cd~I ARTISTf~ resin f1n1sfiecl lop chaise lounge & pad $1:5. pickups. 2200 miles, near Ed\\'ards. quick 1o1:all latex SJLVER candy di<th SJ. an· Uque English sih·cr can'ing iet in case S:i, ceramic mortar and fX'Stle 50c small Ceramic mushroom lncenge 1'umer Sl. '1!111?'" gla~ vase $1. red heavy gla.~ bud vase $3. small ceran1ir \lo1nE' keg 11-ilh stand 11.nrl glas1>es s:i. pl'\\1er \'l'gf'lable dish $1, glass coverf'rl cnndy dish Sl , chrome Rnrl 1\'Rlnut bar utensil('!! SJ. cock111..il s.ha.k('r Sl. 6 gla~s C"llstnrd cupg 2>c fl&ch, thcrn1oses for food :.,()c @¥Ch, ne"· handle for cor- mng l\.P.J'f' SI. p e ''' 1 r r I candy dish SZ, auliquc 16 JJi!ce sterling natv•are ~. a'J'rtiquc Lcr\'\\·elsa bo\\>I $5, monlc:ey pod bo\lo·J 'vith han· dt1? $3, lnrge \\·i,·ker ba~et With handle SJ, rallan trul1 1*.sket 50c i;n1all blue glass r vase 50c 2'J inch reranlic v\&e Tit'\'' $:1, 36°' long gold I l•ugahyde ottoman, nC'\\' S7, good lhrow pillo"·s. golrl and 1 HJue $1 each, 6 u·al11ut and I cork coa.<:ter in stand St. Arny \'andctbllt ron1plele ~kbook never 11~ SJ, big l ~ fNlite hook. Thrse U11itf'C! I lllates-Readf'rs Digf'st xlnt Condition $.11. \\TOught iron p)anter sl 11n1I $2. \Vard!I \yomans hikr l\"ilh childs !feat $1 5, hlack standine; Uhtray $3, je\\·elt·y 2."ic-S2. Yahtzet' nnd p a s s \V o r d ea.mes 50c l'ach, snlall ba~s df blue ice 50c each, -- and \\•hile conrole TV $2S, Highschool. 644-2:;52 ba':"C'l I)_~ lAble S2.J. Bllr!, Large mushroo111 slool SIZ. 3 ne\\' $12.50 ea. 586-4918 flal \lo•all pain! 5 gallon II I i_:e!ilm finished top S25. spt'('d bicycl<' $20. Metal TABLE model TV •• 1 ·~-2 ""'hile S.11. 542--0372 \\"f' mace \\uoden table roLTD -~ahogony !>uncan 549-1827 cabinet ss. llibachi Sl-S3. =-._., "it~ forn1ica. lop 4 x 6 515, f>l:tyfe din~ng table S'J:i· Good DATSUN & Toyota parts, Meat grinder $2.50. Chee~ b~ t;ittyma~ lx>ards$2 Po S5 HEADBOARD Salem mapJ~ 11n11que hard\\·oocJ arm chair shde pro)ector S22.50. 50ft radios SL'l. Tires S3. to S15. grindPr S1 50 Large green eac · 0 c t ' tty colonial style'. Fits queen or llh8 .. '3 hatd~'OO<l dinette heavy duty electric cord 12 new. Seal<: reclining ""5. I'll~ & pad is. Maple end ta"b"1',s1,-.~~nrmut);caS5t.opWcoalt:_~ full $25. '-1irron all pl&1' c 1urs $10 each or 3 for $25, gauge 2 "ire S9 Good .,... w• ""~ I I -f • · Bumper "10. Ga!il tank •~. table $a. Shovel $2.50. l\fetal c • b 1· net •mlh -•-". glass Sl5-125. Velvet !!tUI e PC i,c r:v1ng pan, \\'orks vented gas h<'ater 3000 BTU ~ ~ h "' N~u rl 1y $4 d . . Strering 1\·hef'I $3. Steering c airs $1.50 each. Stuffed 52"Lx25''Hx.t5•'W $5, Walnut life oil painting 'by \\-ell fi. ~it1ll ·bl~.;' ~;!~c~ ~~So G~~dy Bear coat column S9. Stecrin,g tear $9. chair $3. ~e 2 speed fan 3 \\'BY lamp $5. 5o'"1-7822 kno\''" artist $25. Olive dutch oven Sl.50, \\lards · · l\lirror SJ. Jack $5. Tape & stand '$10. UJUquc foot stool green area rugs 38 X 68, electric popmrn poppE'r $3, SE:LLING out Tndian je\1·eJry rlcck $10. \Vii-ing loom $5. SW. Pair lamps $3. Sin~le COUCl-1 Sll. Whitish 2811:48 Sl5. Both. pa 1 r pG\\'l'.'tful electric heater buy \\"holesale. Rlni::-s $5. lo Doors $15. \Vindshicld $25. bed 'framE" $5. Complete sin-~~~~hyde. 320 Alvarado l\f(!(fiterrancan ol1.ve greeri \\ilh fan p, large nictal $2:5. Je\\·eh:y display cases Rear \\'indcl\v $7. Brakes gle bed $20. Slant lboard $8. 1 ~~""=~~~--~~ living room club chain $25. serving tray \\1th divided $10. to $Zi. 20" boy's bike rear $5. including backing TV Trays $4. Glass ~ HARLEY & 11onda parts $25. each. Fin!pl11.ce set $2. 2 gla.o;s insert $3, "ralnut $15. Saki sets uil.h fifths plate, Front disc inclurling Sl'ts (s<'t of 41 S2. \\1ood win-& under. Stereo S 2 5. plaid min matt r c 8 s es. stand for ~natl bff.r }teg $-1. S::.-Sj. l\1esh playpen SS. pads & disc, shock, stn1t & do'v shutters $5. Louvered House\vf!res lOc-$1 Fan-suitable for chl.Jdrens bunk exlra lnrge fiber glass salad t1.e1al sculpture birds in springs $15. t"ngine block s..\;nging door $7. Craftsman ta1>1ic bargains. All day Sat beds $15. each. Silk dre!ls & bo\\'l SJ. Tupperware mE'flt 1ght \\"&II hanging $1<1. S25. Body shell $25. Mag & lawnmo"·cr $8. Men's v:ilet 9/8 & Sun 9/9. 604 Avocado coat. Raspberry red size 8 kcepPr $2, large covered Phone 5.'>2-7178 1\·idf' chrome ,,·heels for $4 . Glasn·Brc 25c-50c Adult I 0A~"":;,:.-~°"7'~'-c.--~-~~ paid $150/$25. cas.o;cmle Sl.50 hnby bottle PORTA crib StO. Baby Japanese J'n.Jcks S 1 6 · ganws SOc-$3. Bu 11 e. t in 'f;\\'O family sale. 2 9 o 7 1 =rr~AL~!~AN7.-7knl'-'C.,-.7,....-~.-,hort~ \l·anner j()r, childs Bo!ilton au10l}l81 ic li\\"ing, ne:t play Transmission S25. Rl'.'ar end board $4. Books 15c-S1.50. llatbor View Dr. Beh•:een coat. lime grttn pa Id rocker, dark \\'God finish 30•· pen, walker all 3 for $18. SZ'i. Rear axels $6. 23·• TV Ponable radio S.11. Clock l\facArthur & ?<.farguerite. SJT;i./$25. size 10 18285 hi_gh brand ne\\' S 2 0 . 518-1822 tube SJ, Wheel cover set $7. radio $5. Various curtains & Projector screen $5. Bissell ?<.1andra.ke \Vay, 1 r v 1 n e childrens "''all pla.cques. SINGE Dash instruments S3-$8. draperies $3-$1.2. 4 tra<'k elecbic broom $6.50, Walnut 552-Ta86 ti~r. giraffe. hippo S2 each, s;il h R fO'rtab:f t'htrnigh,t Call First 673-1784. 143 \7ia cnrtridgr stcN'O tapes 50c coffee table $22.50. Assorted I ~""°====~~-~~ I II c . \\'I l a e a -Trieste, Lido lsle. each. Sn! 1n .. ,,...__ glas---~~. ~--tor MAITRESSES, 2 for bunk s ro er, goort condition $7, tnch e t ~ t trol $25 v-i ..... (.n-rrer .,_,...,_ ...... -... '-""'-V«t. \\'OOden polly chair $2 Light ......., A~•~" s, 968°'--0too4n • BOY's stingray bikf' Sl5. seavie\v & Iris 293) Seaview pillows 25c to $1. Sat & Sun beds excellent condition $5. blue Cosco high chair clean. ~or 8 Child bike seat S...1. V\V front A\·C'. Corona dcl Mar. 10 AM to 5 PM Book: of Know I edge ~oocl condH.ion $8, !'11.'0 ~. BOYS )>lke SU.50, 20•· hood $10. 646-3680 Hair dryer professional $1.0. ELECTRIC rooster $12. ~. Encyclopedia 20 volume.IL boo 1 .,,._ .., ld--' girls bike $.W, ping pong . . . c.o~ dd. TJOVJ 1966 a.11 new $12. Ciri!I blue .<:er seots """'""'• ~ table $11.:;o, car top calTier 1'\\~ draue~ steel ca.rd .::oo=ars a 1ng machine $15. ice skates size 2 $2. Electric fitted coat. size 7 as new $4. bab~· grand piano for doll ~. oragne ern'te can $5-SlO, cabinets .. 4 1nche!l x 6 1~1-Trailer hitch $20. Table heater $4. 21'' con.sole TV 406 16th Place, c. l\l . houSf', fl('\\' $1, !lize 4 girls books 50c-$2.50, Macrame & ch~s. beige, $6. each. 2850 clinel!e $20. 4 chairs: for needs l'.-ork $5. RCA record 642-9520 cl'lgs ne\\· $1, small childs Ctuos Rd c l\I same $20. 3 bar stools $10. plaver, 4 speed, needs nee-lift'\·f'St ll<'ll' $2, CE'IE>brity string art $1-SlO. Maple TV ' · · each. Utility table $2.~. dle~$3. 646--0853 FAU. cleaning sale rolla .... ·ay hn)\vn lenlher ovE'rnighl tm.11; S2:i, pool heater S 2 3, DESK top or.i.:-a.niier tray sels S\10\,·er door ensemble no beds S5. Bnby bf'd mattress $5, ~anliful bridal ,·eiJ ~S. spreaclcr S..l, Sat & Sun 9-6, ve.rtical ,'{-: horizontal con1· >?lass S.'i. Biit gold pillo\\' Sl . RD""RTGERATOR $25. Stove $3. Stroller, hlchair, car Lady S<'hick salon hair 5911 Par Circle, 1-1.B. pa111nent~ $6, each. 1 :Fool stool 75<' bunk bed rail $25. Scrubber polisher $1.IJ. seat $3. each. Clothes dr;.'<'r, xlnt eondilion $9. \\1g BTC'ICLE."i: n1('n·s &h\\·inn rollodex rotary card file Ko. !""iOc 2 complete roll out SCTeen door $5. Typewriter 10c-$S, Sheets, b I an k et s stand 51)-size 7 \\"Omens 3 SP<'~ $Zi. boy's & girls 24~ :< s7. 23.'>0 Chios Rd., rreedom home \vindo\\og S.i. $20. Camper screens S2· 50c-SZ. Dukane slide pl'(>- sandats \Vi1h heel, \\"hite $2, SC'h11·inn stingray ~17, an· C.i f. each. Gallon jars f20) 25c \racuum $1.2. Camp stove $7. jector $25. Ceramic :>1.~~3 tiquc Sch1\·inn $2.'l. 8-12-7917 RAC'E horse sv:oitems fonn each. Portable TV stand $2. Circular sa\v $25. Socket set green\\·are J()c...$10. Shoes. CLOTifES 23c-$2.50, baby NE\V shotshell reloodina" $1-S2~. An '1,ssOi;inerll. ot 16 l{eavy duly 1'-1onroe stKlcks fi.3. 11~~.oo;~t :'"r~ purses 25c-,3. Meo goU thin~s 5c-$l, book:: ]5c, press $2:i 4ro · dies SlO, 50 cun-ent.ly adv er 1 1 s e d used less than \\'eek $10. charger 6 V $6. Voltage in· shoe1t 9~. S3. 1270 Lon· household items 5c-$5, Fri. nr:"' 4 track tapes 50c each, systems. IH&-Z449 P air 11.!i Ion Hydralic .1ack verier $l5. Gilli pipe $5. dondeny C.M. .'-: Sat. 1773 Srinta Anila m1sceUancous fishing tackle ROTO Broil S4-S7.50. Th.,.. S'l. :r-.1etl'll lock box 20" x Basin ss. BBQ motor $3. BrG heavy work desk SID F'.\; •• off La Roca, near lOc-Sl.50, ""alerbed frame near ne\v 77a-14 $10. Dalsun T>'2x 10" venlcd $4. Childs Steel beam ss. Trailer Couches&. cha\rs which need i\fagnolia & Talbert. kingsize $20 •. 45 ammo s:> P.U. Radio $25. Deluxe bird sand hox $2.50. 600 x 16 fires wheels $4. •0ievy starter, recovering $2-$4. Old PhDco box, old dishes 50c, old 78 cage on stand $15. Toilet & wheel 6 hole $1.50. Pon-car cooler $8. vw parts $5. am/fm hi-fl S10. l..ucerne tet'Ords $1, pillows Zic, old seat (Green) $1.SQ. 5"' J'' tiac radio $lS. 2 12 volt Coffee table $12. Sduor count ertop dishwasher. bottles 50c, ping pong table machine bolts 6" to 81 ~ generators $5. each. Voltage jack $6. Electric motor 15, \\'OlitA on watl"l' pre.uure $15, 5 gallon propane OOllle machine Bolts. 9" l')c each. regulator S2· Coil $2. Heavy Movie lite meter $5. TV $10. $10. Table with Inlaid tile on A .sleal, red naUghahyde COUC'h, convertible 7' 6" n1atching t'hair $25. you haul.~~ DON'T PINCH YOURSELF (You're Not Drea ming) I But You Can PINCH YOUR PENNIES wit h a PILOT Classified Ad PENNY PINCHER Cj#S't $10, dres.i;er SlO, JitlBcella ncous c l o I h e s , ~i>mena. mens & childrens Sc-$2, misf"ellaneous kilchen jtems Sc-$.J. "'ig $1.50 &e'A'· h1g n\achinc $15. bed SJ, ro1~. :.wl2 Spinch1fl, !J.B. ROLL-A-\VA'i' bed SZ3. old Kenmore dlshwR 11 ht" r . )Pork.I, $15, extra-long wlngbe:ck sofa, good rran1f' ior uphOl.lltery cla!IS pmjl'.'ct f!t-famJl,v room s1a. 2 QraWl'r fll.ing cebinct $1 .rAl. Pir folding night stands SS. GIRLS strlngray type bicycle $10, girls clothing sizes S-11 also games & books 25c-$1. ladies shoes size 7~.S~S SOc 11 pair. mens \\'8lking shorts large xi7.e 2lc-50c. extra large. double bed spread. green $.1, 2 m.alching wing b11ck chain $1 e a c h . 96~2!127 SIO, brake controller nC\v 2 steel colun1n 3°'xT6" duty rocking hone $7. Floor Soldertng iron $4. 6f6..:tl50 top $10. AlunUnwn yf..f'd $15. fla sh attachment $3, fianged both ends 2-31:Zx8:4·· po\lsher $.'>. 2-1/3 hp motors c::hal.n SOc. Small Ice cbest ' ~. dl'llwer drcaser \Vith n1ir· $20. typist <'hair S2. le--6upf)Or!NI bttthrou1n sbtnel $3, big oQk 1le11k $20, "Ids anU poles $10, 16701 uie Lane, ncnr Goldrn ett and Hell. ' is &: wo1nen11 3 speelfs eac::h, 84&-4937 basketball & tenni11 , $1.25, \loTOUs;ht Iron ;mndle holdenr; $12, $15, $25, ~ lamps All ool~ trlus tlS &: SZ>. Be"'ing fuachlne $25, typewriters p . vacuum cleanen. $25. r>ower pota: $1.25, ntlniature ~ 75c small cheese cut· llnr ,,..,..,. $1.50. •h&r ta.rReta 4 x 7 $17, decorator """" ~l . 962-3002: 8136 ~A~ .• F.V. IOR Nie: 2 cribl 1lD4i 2 "°'11 c:rlbl $10 etteh. 2 Car l!eal• ss. Baby ""'"" sz: f'or'tabl4' Play yard $lD. Bathinettf! S3. Scale S5 .. Stroller $3. Electric botUc 5Hie1. & bottle1 $4. Jolly n-q>er $2, RAb}' Clolhes. '4 llc)XC!I $:"t. 0 • C b ~2$1 m\meotMPh 1''0ftc:I Sood 110. Nt¥.' .i1dlng ttetten ' 0oor ~· J( 1~·· $3. lfa,)' p1toh !!"' $2. 'S.11"'311 ' TV rnany nev.1 tubes $8, 111oto~ycl~ crflsh heln1et, ne\\' 111 box $10, ne\v TR Spitfire ToneR.u $15, R42-78,11 4 CUSTOJ\·I 1111tde upholstered bar !llOOIS, light gold, high hack "·ith i;wivel seats like rll'.'W $2.i each, ~ TF.Tl·IF.R hall &. pole $4. Clothesline, umbrella type S2.50. Boys shirts 100 lb OOg Sl. TE'nnis dl"eM, sample $15, Ladles ck>thin& size 8 Sl~4. 540-4479 BARY furniture, Babyline (.Tib &: mattreu S 15, matclllng chifferobe $12 & cht-11-t $8, Pla~n SU walker $5, jump-chair s1: Rocku 1nfa-«eat $7, car 11C&.t $1. 11troller $6, Car bed $7 .. portacrib $.";. quilt $Z, hObbyhone $2, butlt In Wtolll•!rn llol\y O\'tn, 4 bum<!r r3111;e top $2.i for both or S15 (!ll. Bookcasc $8.50, can Ol)('nt'r $2. tllpP. tcooNtcr $10. dollit, lny"' & pn1e1 251:--Sl. bathroom s1nlc s:;, iOU clubt & bag $l0, VW IO'prACk $10 \\•1Q: $151 girl1 clotht !. 1::1.' 8-lll $1.SO. 1374 W•tJton. t"osta Me. s.15--l!n."l shol"Shell hull!'I le each, $6. each. and $9. each. Pipe S3. each. 4 !!mall jack stand SUNDAY thru Tu e • d a Y $3. Early Amttlcan foot Pfonn reel $9, boot scats SJ fittings nipples. tee :s. 50c each. 2 tilct lorche:.ll 5'lc 3004-A Royal Palm Dr.. stool $3. Red/black/white pislol case $2. bftb)' botticS el~og. calveA. me to Tx. 1 each. 4-3 plug lite rod SL 3 Mesa Verde. Sota m . Pair tile card table SJ. ~wood sterilliE"r $3, crab trap $3, pair pipe racks for P.U. $5. pieee tom nartype FF TCC matching chest $9. tteh. double hea.d board S3. New 9 .irun rack $1, ~rd player 2092 \\lallace Ave. 5'18-701.l $5. Dif;hdrain & mat yellow Desk $5. Carpet gy,reeper $2. piece aalad set $3 ~ $1, ....,., I m $4, DRAP"" beog· e ~ft. b• 7 II .• $1 . Box flower pots $1. 2 old Luggage $1.-$7. One-wheel · &~· ~ "'" ~ fnaJamos 11 ·;o Whirly blnl trailer --. Extra tire. 1 SCHWINN junior stingray carpe111ers leve $2, fi!!hl!l~ good condition $2'5. ~&-9.WS ""' ·· · """"' ,....,.,., •L.J bike $10. 1 lo f a t rand pole-!'«'I $1 .00, I e c tr 1 c spreader $2. Carpenter suit· '"°""'',, M'issors. purses Z'x:, boat BICYCL~. Englls~ .3 sptt<}. CRSe toollxlx $j. Filing GIRLS 3 speed trike $5, floor 11tainless steel oompreued lites, S2, rliv\ng \\'r,ights $2. real 111ce condition SZl, r:1.binet S2. <'arlop .canier l'Cnlbher $5. Danish ~ air sprayer $25. 1 8 fl nuorescent lan1p $5, nit-sh %8-¥i60 $3~ ~anvas boat 1'1!1~1 8' x I.ables $8 each or 3 tor $20, wooden q;ep ladder $2. 1 pla~n $4, gun 11cope $15, TV Z3 inch blnck/white $2.'j, 16 :{i •• 2040 Republic, C.f\1. kilchen ·table $10. chllds ~re:c'oor $l~~e~.ffisj c u um air hose $4, .JR Re111ing-ton Spanish !';hip picture 341 ~ :x 06~!2~-~-=-""~~=----rocking chair $1.50. 5' velvet ammo $4, nli!ICCllaneous 42% $15, IEll'ge be.by bussinrt '61 T-Blnf $25. 979-1268 picture $5, 842-6248 l\.1ANUEL lawn mower wllh c ~ o t h I n SC l 0 c ' S 1 • $;i, "'OOdgraln ship • wal! MJSSES re~rt dre!llies sl7.es MAPLE trim swivel rocker gross catcher $~. used m1scellaneous housewarell', placque $5. 28 x 25, 6 12 & 14 $25 Man'g schlck net.-dll' upholsl.ering, $ 25. once. BambOo labJe lamp 25c. drell.'m1aker s e w I n g artlflcinl pfllm fern $7' shaV(>r. $.5 P1nkin11t shea.~ 847-3067 with nite light $7. 5f6.....M36 n1achine $XI, Uems \\ill be 968-7898 $5. Butt~holer $7,· F'llghi .=oO-'=-----,.--DECORATOR CU!ftom twin displayed in drive way Sat. CORVETTE f Inn e: d u·elght luggitge $6. Electric GM ~ear seat and pad bed spreadll new, Autumn k $~n., 17441 Marken, H.B., aluminum knockoff wheels deep fryer s 6 . Con· 018:;:::,· ,::::::.:::=-----~ ~ $14 enc::h. Lamp $15. Mz..5901 SZi e 8 eh , transmission temporary wall clock $12. WATER MJftener, automatic Cane Walnut •nd !Able l18. 6'9" SURFBOARD $7.50. ~ cooler $8, antique cha.Lr $5, Oriental bran candlestick &: complete $21, 962-91":.>9 1wtn Leopa.rd fur b e d laUtchell fftl $10. Large 842-1917 candle $5. Jl,gaaw puules TIRES -two F71 x lA gpreack newt S18. etch. glpbon . pump $6.50. Near SOFA tis. chair S 5 , 25c-00c. Table 1111 en • , whltewalla $2 each, ~ ~~~haml~-S22.81ull334s) ntW Elk pump $"15. New wheelchair U), jewelry placematea. from $3-411. PORTABLE TV $15 Ladies i1ua 11""' ''"" cable 11d bl~lnp $5. Large $2-$7.50, tug $20, Sat & Sun, ~~ long .. ~ b@dding, blkt $12. 615-6517 · I °"N"'.B.~"'4--0853=""""--~- rustle outdocir pole lamp 9-4, 615 17th St., H.B., $21 e'I\" l,,1 ~-• >heeta m-n -dlo d~ l•---ANTIQUE let crtM1 trener n.50. Kenmore vacuum $10. 536-6908 ·'N· s lps OM.: BlankC!t ... pa -··r -$10. Andaue chttee dlah $1S. bicycle triune. & wheels tt. $4.50. Custom .IL pre a d • n.ch. New P • t c h .,, o t k AnlJque btg hen clocks $8. en.ch Penn IUr')'l mo\\'f!I' DOUBLE n1sttress m. Twtn shtl.dt'!!'!f ol gold/~ S\5. pRlowJ $5. lamp sh8dt $2.50. each. T\res $2.50 each. - 1200· 96.S--'7963 mnttreu . $15. WIJ!i SlO. SJ)Qfll.8h votive candt!labnl Metal twin headboard SS. Shirley Temple &II ~ • • • 646-8488 115. Itllllan candelabra Jvy Old tennis balls and Seven-IQthefl S25 Marked JCR.R.. OOUBLE dream-with mlr-BRIGJrr pink crib & niat· pattern Sl5. 0 r re• tors teen magulnea: l)5c each. i.R. Lame~ $25. 5:16 A Vlc-$1~r e~~h· °!:!~~~·~!;" tress $20. $·1$--0254 c8ryet1d gol blel1• f<Ewlne11_~ .540o<:=-;4:;19;-,--,--,.--:--,-torta St,. C.M. ·· .... · ,,l\ ... , ......... ·...... eaut fu cn.i ._" 2627-FSantaAnaAve. ('.ogta each. 545-J.914 AUTOMATIC wa.!!Mr $2:>. tablecloth ti8"x84'~ $2:;. N~\\I MtM, 6"1rz;ii6: J'Ud~-btd LARGE de11k and 1wlvel 3 LINES 2 TIMES $2.00 ' ' : Any Item Priced SSI. or Less . !II fl'Ol'•, then one Item, the combined total 0 Qnnol exceed '$50.l . . GIRLS 5Chool clothe!l sii.e1 7 Dryer $?5. lfiwn mo~·crs ~ 11 piece Japnnese tea ae.t $7. $l0. Dining table. 4 cMI~ chair $25. Medium •lzed dot to 12 25o41.!l0. To)'!J & to $2.). LuggAAe rAck $!i. Blnck chAlae with black&: $l!i. Aparlment at;:c :UL.~~-~~'ee1~'r. 64. '2' 56~1 game• 10c-$1. Bl Ack 11hoo Electric r&.nlf' $lO. Electric whiff! Ptft $2(). CUstom refrigerator $25. Dc11k S6 '"'""'l'"' _, lf.knh!11 !1.ie 242.so. "tdtc niotor $.1. 646-6848 769% W. flrcplnC"e te It log canit!r Corner som table $2. C.M. ~~ 111-_,·ate• 11 ....... c •A. a')th SI., C.J\.1. $25. en•h. eah .. -.... 34" t.V\.R Sale •-~lne r~-• ,.;i;;'g h;Rdbonrd ;.t:-Q~ilt~ ZENITH televl.aion black l wide ; 23~" hiah~ R';). CUSTOM "Wooden 1 .. Dlue ,.d;a~"ttr che1f m~ , , l'lt<l~prcad $4. 2499 An· white \\-'Orking 19" $20. liearth broom $6. Phone vel\.'CI t:halr P>-673--7136 COVttS $3. Sma Birch ao-1--....-..... ~ ni\'i!"""1'Y Ln. NB. fHS-3929 • 673-lrn 10 an1""6 pm. FLOOR v.1axer fl.0. 61S--Tm celllCI'}' 11'elf $5. MS--7158 ,._..... ~ • . . I T• .. ~ . -... ' ' I l!IlJ I ~pW1nhd,M&F710 Reuben's Has opening ror COOK Apply In Penon Bef U am or aft 2:30 pm 251 E. Co11t Hwy Newport lle1eh ' EqOO Oppor. Employ~r _,,. Sales Sec')'I AIP Clet'k F/C Bkkpr, Coronu 1100 $600 l600 Title exper. S750 F/C Bkpr/Constr $1:>0 ..... IDJ [ '--_ ..... _,, .. __.1[111 [ Gal FrilConslT bck&md l600 VOLT Menxry Telt Tech $4-$5 hr lnstaftf ...,....... Otgltal Test Tech $4-$5 hr ~mpot"a.P,y Servle@ ~~11& bckg:rnd :: 3848 Campus Or., Suite IOti ~H Clerk $8'.XJ Newport Beach 546-4741 Med Fmt ore S$OCJ Equal Oppor. Employer ~~Sec'y/G. Fri. = UPJtOLSTERER with light (3.o.3.5 C.oUcge CPA) exper Apply at 898 W. 16th .vP Oerk CF.V.) $500 l.:S:l.:N:•;w;"°':rt;;Be:acn::;:::::: F It Bld<pr lo l!llO .r,·iE~~. WAITRESS NEEDm 642.a70 For Our Exoc. Dining Room * * * Secretary >.'.Int Skills Good On PhOn<S Must Love Warkina: With ~ & DetaU You're ?Jeeded By OUr Otc. ' - .. t A11 I~ I •c .. t I ~ I • t 3 I 112 Mlscellaneoua 11 1-11.-... I -. -- s.tum,, s.,...,,,., a. 1973 DAILY PILOT .fi ·I ~ [ I~ I ,.,.. i. YOlil Ill 111 TV, RHlo, ""1• l Llnu, 1 Tl,,..., *1.11_ Stereo t36 [--- Cati A OONVENltNT 9HOPlllNG AH SEWING CUJ0t: fOll: THE CAL OH lliE GO. Ror •n ad In Woman•s World Coll Miry Beth 642·5678, oxt. 330 I~ 152 tj)ulckle Glfta ,, • ' I I • . .. j • ' • ' I . ' - ,, I I ' ' • :J2 _ ~AILY PILOT s,uLlf'GiJ. Stpltmbtr 8, 1Q73 [ ---J[B [ ....:-= ... I ~~~ llil '--1 ..... _ ... _ .. __,!~ 1 ~1 ~----~1. ._ ..... l~I _ ..... l~l L-__ ... _ .. __,J§l Ooa• 8~4 Bo.ts, Powe. 906 Booh, Speod & Ski 911 Sl\IF.RS 11.ttcn!lon' IS ' e PUPPY WORLD • Ski' J k s I l1hc.•1-gla.,$, •l.).°1 Olc!Jl J et Jar 1-; N r: 1. 1 S II Bull 1nl... p ac a e salr or 1radc for •I 11•het·I Ch lhuuhu:1s. A 'n ~ r I cn11 clrLl'I." vph\clt'. Call aft{'r g Er;.kinlO tSpltll, Pit Bulls O..•t•r 20 n, . .,... Skip)i'. \.1111 be prll, .\~l--J::t:!J7 G'')•I·-,-• ll••l l Ton·I"" sold thl!i \l,'<"Ckend 11.t \\'1"" I ~~~~"'------''" "'-'· .. , ' ,... lti' SKI l.\o.'1! & 'fl'nilt!I', ""'\ T-cup Poodlt'S. I IR! Ian Ou1 P1·1c~-:... "'"' Greyhound, Bull Tcrri~·r. BARNACLE SI LLS Chi•vy, 111:1v Unuc.1-y, roll, Cock'-·. 100 ., Ix· ED N I chi;tr, ~l"l'Ut engine. Hook UI> ~ " t 1•1vp;irr l'a._. fi r 1 Pups ' s .... "-•1 11·lrlng h:i rnes11 8.i prop • ! . luu ,,.,rl'lt-e "ost If S4 • 4' -Breeds. OPEN EVES: ~ 'Vl•st Coast lliL'11\\"llY yours<' · . 9:i. ! .. 1-,o~. 531-5017. NC'\1J)()rl f:k'a.l·h. &-l~r~{.l(.'I() SKI boo t 1B' fiberglass 1970 1 PUP LEFT ANNUAL MID SUMMER ~',;,~:';'"~,,,,;~15 mot~'i. AKC Silky TC'ITi('r n1al£', Xl111 t.'Of\d . SJJQ;l. 675-3:.!~. Chnn1p. sir<'d.·Sll1rline bt'l'd. •; P>i<~. ,,;-4!;7'1. CLEARANCE SALE ,,. SKllJOAT 10" ~'"" goo<l rond. S69CJ. 1071~ EI PUPPIES avail rellults of ti· Triburon, Fountni{I Vnll('y licit lo\'<' aJfRir o u r fantas1ic ~vings on our in· Schnauzer ,to adn1il"l!r, 2 ventory or rn•w & tJ.S('d boiits. 16' OUTBOARD '''ltrlr. Dc11l malr $..'">ca. &12-2?.62. No reas. offr. I"l"fusNi. J\le~i ~951ifctime SlOO. Call MUST sell beaut AKC Shellil' Hoat Cente>r, l5!t;) NC'\1'f.lOl'I Ma.I<'. tn1 iniature Co ll\('\ 4 Alvd., Cf\l. 646-~9 or 14 ' SKI boat & trnilt•r, yrs, S/,,·hi1<', loves people & &X>-05.'tS, Xlnt cond. $500 flrn1. kids. $JS. 557~69 CLASSIC 979-mG IRISll &11ers, AKC, 1''icl1I. 1936 Zl' Cruiser Sho\.\', P<'I, l{unting. 42 lully reslol"t'd Champs. Good ho m f's . nc.'"' Perkins diesel 89:H)2!Ml. galley, head, sips •I SM10YED pups, A K C $4250 &1G-9CXX1 champ line!. J\1Wil find gond JR' PA.RKSM1TH Hull w/8' homes, Reas. r ri ced. bc'am, glass over \.\'ood, 4 l[i] Campers, Sale/Rent 920 · ~1914 cyl inbd ntarioe eng., great bo r f .1 FORD 1969, %. Ton Super 2 RED & hro1i.11 Chihuahua at or arru Y w/smaU Van Carnper, auto trans, male puppies, 6 \\.'ks old & children. $900. 6 15-41 g g air, healer, radio, tu!ly \\"eaned very loving $10 ea S3l-42J2 equipped + tree standing 642-1928 12' BOAT all Class S hp roon1, J>riv prly, J·LB. p E K IN G f~ S E • AKC, Johnson motor $175. Round 960-1161 beaut. Blond male, l yr, patio table umbrella 4 lc':>JC' .. '-""1"·11~G7!-I -C7.-,-,,-, .-.-,., Must sell, due to child's !'hairs, l·haise Lounge $40. p;1 sl'!-lhr1.1, finished inside, ·~ •M2 Call 61.'r4901 asthma, $100 . ...,.,...,.,.. . iOi'i';;;:;;"":;..,.=~~~ windows, cabinets, 2 beds, SAVE A 110?.rELESS PET 16' FIBERGLASS ski boat & ice llox, fiberglass oulside. Pekes, Afghan h 0 u n d g, Johnson 75 w/lg. wheeled fi1s lon,11; bed '65-'70 QlC'vy Sp&nlcl, Pointer. 534-.'\228 or trailer & boat top. l\1UST or GMC. $1511 846-00lG • 494-4853. ~8. VERY RE AS , '69 ~~ T. Camper Spt'C . .6.ir, BLACK • ··b AKC R/li. Lo. mi. PIS, PIB. ....... pup!f \"(>g· a>' CRESTLINER m cu" Sips 4 loaded S 3 4 0 0. Good hunting stoc:.i<. 4 males VS ootdrive, fine' condition'. ~5632 Cycles, Bikes. Scoo ters 925 'fi9 \'Al\1'\llA 12j, rnce ready. Xlnt rond. 1\ll :ictras Urnncl nc"'· Zl" !ront whe(•J, full knob,, down torque pjpe, P.P. lcndt'rti, desert p('l{s, ~1.X. baiil, filtron, 1nuch n1orc x:tms. Jus1 paif11ed. f\.fust see lo believe, Sncrifk-e. S:\.'JO. S.18-8126. * BJCYCL!'.: SPECIALS * Nl'\V 10 SP from ....... $59.95 Used 10 sp fron1 ....... $25.00 Bike clPaning .......... $4.!>0 Bt'aC'h Bicycle-~ E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Gl::r-7282 1973 -350 PURSANG BulUlco Blue P r i n l e d , BarfiC'tt· Oia111ond Chain!), lntpacts, 3.."ll-450 Tires ~lany more ei.:tra& SXO. !673-77·19) A Great Bike! 1970 Kawasaki 350 Xlnt (.'Ond. $.300. Call Jim • 536-78ti7 • '72 HONDA XL1SO $.100 * 545-00'11 Motor Homes Sale/Rent e SALloS e 940 • SERVICE • e RENTALS e EXPLORER ,, HUNTINGTON BEACH 18801 B(A(H I ,\I{) ;;.:7 800) Truckt 962 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, tmpor'ftd -,64-ch-e-vy_6_'14_T-on..;c; ALFA ROMEO 970 Auto1, lmpon ed 970 MERCEDES BENZ Pickup S1:oeciftl 1A:rvisc bt-d, per11'ct for elre1rlc1nn or plurnbt•r, Cood OOnd, !R612'101. $995 lll,1rq111 !• llltill11~. ll'fVll l ~ ""!I I ~!>•• .. .. ' . . .. . . - '71 TOY OT A P ickup New SIN>! radials. Xln1 cone!. $1700. 962-4!)9.l a fi 5. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast liwy., N.B. 642-9405 '72 FORD YAN Auto •rrans., V-8, carpet!i & 'valnul grain paneHrJ1:i. (397- 1'..""l'XJ. ALFA ROMEO SAAB Buy or Lease Sales • Servitt • 1..e&slng ~ Redtals -1 . -. 1111\tdt Jhnp1111~; f !!' ' ' \~ "' " l'" ' " , , , , 1 "' ' 1 t"I • ·IL•, AUDI DATSUN 240Z's LARGEST STOCK EVER From 1970 thru 19n Va rious Equipment 4 s{)f'e(b Automa!ics Air Cond. Aw.,fOrted col.ors ALSO SEVERAL DATSUN TRUCKS NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coo.S'I Hwy,. N.B. JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS MERCEDES BENZ AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quail NC\vport Beach 833·9300 ENTER FROl\-1 Ma.cARTJIUR '66 l\IERCl-:DES Benz 2508, -I dr. air, auto, p/s, many xtras. lm1nac cond. best ofr. 642~ '70 AUDI 642-9405 IOOLS 'DR. ,72 240Z MB '56 190SL, Cla5'k, Gre>1 ... Cone!, convertible, AJ\.t/ItM, Gray wiltl gray cloth interior, Yelklw w/blkc.ic interior stereo, etc. Priv. party 4 speed, radio. (65-tBXR). f\'lags, Air Cond, Auto 1\-ans'. ~. $2695 A l'°"'Tler beau£{717HEJ). c'7:.:l::.M.::E:::::RC'--E-DE~S~Bc~,.,-.. -2"""~-=. Dick Miller Motors SAL Xln't cond. 2..1,lm n1i's. Call lll \\', \Varner, S.A: att 5 pm &71..oJ.12. s.57-Zl32 '58 2'llJS, C'ng & body fine, AUSTIN needs upholst«~. S900. * 541-3044 * ]J1\1d1 Jh11p1111!; FOR sale 1961 Austin Mini MG +~ .... . .. . ... "'"' . . ... . ' , ,, ' . Cooper, must sell, make o!·J~~~~'!"'~~'!"''!"'!J---...C:::..=--- fer. Fnir cond. Aft 4:30 pm, '72 DATSUN 240 Z, Orange, '69 M G Midget l'<'d, A..J. 493-9837 16,000 mi. Best ofter cond, $1150. BMW 499-4-541 or hon1e &1~972 6,124491 r.1'G1\ 'ff.I ROADSTER Green $500. FIAT ORANGE COUNTY'S $2999 OLDEST C.i.11 833-8867 '71 FIAT 124 SPIDER l'onvcrt .. 1-cd \v/blk inlerior, MGA 5 spd, Excellent eond. (839-1---------- HUNTINv TON &..\lH BILL MAXEY .r\ GMC i= a!A~r~TA~"""" \,JI Motorhomes 1-lUNTrNGTON BEACH Excellent selee1ion of pre- DFAJ. 1959 r.rGA. good cond, $400. $2395 21797 Lake Vista Dr.. El Toro, 830-1352 23' & 26' ·73 DODGE Surfer Vall, price rt'·<!•valuation models, ~ll1.irq111!• lllutm~; WIOOll ~ .:,•, 1 ',Ir,., .. -..... MGB Autos, Imported PORSCHE 1900 912 ftoy11l hlUl', Amror. n1ft:!I, ili.1nlf111 & tco. 5.i7-3197. * PORSCHE-19'1 * Rf'stored. lnu11ac. 562-7375 RENAULT RENAULT R-12 4 DOOR'S ,\u1onH1lic 1'ru•tsnilssion SALE $2499 R-15 1•51lil SALE $2799 Dick Miiier Motor• 120 \V. \Vu1ile1', S.A. ;,f)i-2132 IRENAULTtl SPRITE AUS'tlN Jtealy Sprite, 1-fark 111. '66. Sharp and Clean. S700. Private PRflY. Phone ·1~1-1747 SUNBEAM k!ft, call 839--9686. Xlras + trlr, $ 3 4 00 .1 c'~=''=-~-----~" 'E 9 wk AKC '67 TENT Trailer Nimrod, ......,.,..,... pupl. s, ' 496-3273. ood I II .___ •<i:o .......,... B'_.. St g cone. A conveniences """" ..-. AM<!~ 1.,"'" " 151~· SPORTUNE, fish, ski, rll.'C lifl. llard top $725. Ph. Thfi\rEDIATE DELIVERY l\lags, cptg. paneling, drpd, DEMO $ALE Orange Co.'s cust painl, stereo tape, 7600 SALEs.SERVICE·LEASTNG ** '64. MGB \Vire wheels, * '66 TIGER, burnt oran~ • Exclusive Dealer mi. Like new. s 3 8 o o . OVERSEAS DELIVERY '69 FIAT 124 Sed, '70 tonneau,. ski rack, orig 2 lops, mags, AMIFP.t San!• Ana. ~25.'li. 75 Johnson, cover, ronv top, 54S-1822. ' AKC Silky Terrlel"li. 10 \.\'eeks tr!r, many xtras, rec. over· B'il B p . 494-8322 ROY CARVER In ChewUe, 6 cyl. stick. both, .:.°";;;~:::':::'·c.:1695=:..· :::•75-5,::..:730=.'--"d;o, $1300 "r best otter. 1 arry ont1ac ==~------, C. xlnt cond. Take trade•· i:c +n...~ "' Gr.IC REC. CENTER 'S!J FORD E-300 Van, cuslom 234 E. 17th St. 8·12-4030 OPEL • .:.~;;:~..;·=~'------1 old ~-•-kgro _.. LET us sell ""''" cam--r or · . "''"'mp. uv.e U11u. haul, :-.:Int 3875. 645-7846 an 5. "v~ ,.... Good w/chlldn!n. 675-1195 trailer for you. l\1 es a LET us sell YO'I' trailerable Canl""r Sale,, ~= Harbo•, 2000 E. 1st st., Santa Ana \\'hCC'ls, 1ires. seats. Special Cost r-.1 • c•"' •••• .~'-;:"";:-=--,---I·---..::.::..::=_....:_. I TOYOTA 5.iS 1000 fog lan1ps, pipes. Paneled & a . esa ......,........ '71 FIAT 850 spo11 con-'69 R l K d ----"' ~ --carpeted, stereo systent sac. CREVIER BMW vertiblc-, tape deck . * a ~ye a ett* : AKC S•"lky Tem·c· Puppie<. · ,.,... DJ-• • fibergJass boat. For fast C=°""'oo=o..'='.::'"'=· '-' .:&t.::6-4000...:::::2:__ : To see call, resuH s eall l\lesa Boat ::\VE ', 552-8717 Center, 646-6269 or 646-ffi.19. rent campers for your '73 CLEARANCE appreciate. 67'r1673. f>44.-5336. Ex c e 11 en t con-4 Speed. Air rond .. yetlO\\' '71 T t 1200 PACE ARROW Sales e Servit•e e Leasing dition, \\'Ith black ,·inyl r op. oyO G 1 ruck. Mesa Camper Sales, : *IRISH SETTERS* SELL or t ra de 2·1' ~36 Harbor, Costa f\.1esa. '6.1 ECONO. Va'' '"."l•t co-· 208 "' 1 S SA ~'3 Po I-• C _ _,.,. CZ'D-,, " " "· st 1., · · OJ.)-• ln 1970 .FIAT 850 coupe ~-', ... -.. 0""1 1011 ·" Sprinter TIOGo' A dltion, S cyl., ice box, co~h. USED BMW S '"' 12 i::al \l'ateor IAnk, 7 U:l\.\-ercd suspcn, Kon is, $1195 \'inyt Top, i\tag Wheels (767· ' AKC, SholS, SSO. 842-3158 Sportfishl't', Clu"Yslcr V·S. 646-4002 . : Fish clean, off·shore nworing. USED cainper and 125 855 1 c:'.::T.-,-8;4--=·0c900-·=~~-~= Yamaha Enduro bike, $32;; : 56 GAL all ,.;ass shoiv tanks 27' SPORT Fisher. FIB, euch, both good condition. Ii\li\'IEDlATE DELIVF:RY cahinels. ~Irk stereo tape, '73 BAVARIA {DEMOJ A~h. exhst, t.lags. Harbour vw BZ\\'I . CREVIER BMW ss"oo~·~5J&.~23=75o.c·----'72 2002 Ill l\11chehns. 591\f . 673-5839. $1399 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1 dual controls, 2 <.'()mpasses, 900-.1198. 1 v•/stand, J4" Arrawana. bail tank. low eni::. hrs. Jin- 1 F ilters, healer, pum(ls. 2 10 niac. S4500. 673-33&''1. lflTI CAl\1PER 912 Ft., self- a:al. v"/1 large fish per C'-"=~="-"'::.::='--contain('(! s I e e p s 4, tank. 3 ertra pumps, 4 box-18' SOUTH Coast lapstrake 714-5$-."1123 after 6 p.m. es: of assorted plants & ~7~ CLEAN:,,,9S 4 7 0 0 · FIBREGLASS camper shell figurines $11S. 89Z,.8685. or 675-1-ro 1-Year old. Perfect cond. HorHs 856 B011ts, Rent/Chart'r 908 Call: 842-6094 CAB height camper shell for pick-up $150. ph 646-133.J. &lies -Servi~ -Leasini:: '68 Cl·IEVY Van 00. Lo niilcs. '70 2002 20S \\'. Jst SL, &u11a Ana Clean. $2.)()(). fir111. Private '69 2002 8:{-,...11i1 party. 67::1.8297, fi75-35S7. '68 1600 DALE's t.'iotor lion1c Rentals '69 FORD 1 ton, auto, V-8, '67 2000CS CPE JAGUAR E Type, Coupe '64 JAGUAR l87ll BEACl-1 'BLVD. S424435 HUNTINGTON Bf:ACJ.I '69 OPEL GT Ne\v 23-26' & t.1ini's air, 32,000 mi. \\'ill trade. ,68 "lANll Gd. value, $850. Phone Free ntileage & insurance 673-5507 or 644-4839. .ii.ii'-iiii''-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .:&t.::>-c.71=22~o''-f,;"'~8-4ij>~l6~. __ Auto Trans, Silver. {ZRR071 I 9 1111 9. 838--0900 I '°·s.i""=oo7'o°"c°"E"'R"r"'E=v"'an-.-,-,-blt ·ss JAGUAR $1899 Trailers, Travel 945 '72 \VAROS HT tent trlr. Slide-out kitch, sleeps 6, C'ng, carpet. panclng, bst of-Bob Mclaren, BMW o~ tf:ili1~ke of1cr. 67J..6325 BILL MAXEY fer, Cali Ed ~100. Inc. '&t IURD Eo<HX>li"' v,.,,, Sales · Socvke · i..,,;,g KARMANN GHIA TOYOTA 850 North !kaC'h Blvd., USED \Vestern saddle see at Ca.niage Trade &13 W. 17th St. W. of Nwpt Blvd. \Viii trade 103' LUXURY sail yacht. Comp. safety equip. 5 state rms. Re-as. l'81e-s. 47~165 Cycles, '3ikes Scooters iv/lent 9'x12' & Tota-Toilet, "°"""~~~-~~-w/pvt sheller. $950. Total. ~.lake offer or trade. . La. Habra ----------118881 BEACH BL. S.17-&":i6 (71,ll 879-5624 '7'l KARMANN Ghia Con· HUNTINGIDN BEACH 1973 Gt.IC V11.n, V-8. slick, '""'""'""'""""""""''""'""'"I \'ertible, F'M stereo, $1£Q). '67 RALLYE, r/h, 4 speed, 3YR old. gray, thoroughbretl · filly. 4 "'hite legs, blaze face, perfect conformation, $t500. 213-347-3586 OLDER Ge:ntle G e I d In g ltl organ /Clydesdale in- terested in good home in country caJJ 846-3569. Boats, Sail 909 YANKEE CLIPPER 1972, 41' ketch, diesl'I, VHF, RDF. depth finder, spdomeler, Jog, stereo, 160 gal. watl'r, elec. trig, extras. Bristol cond. Xlnt cruising boat. M. Tipper, Berth C8. Balboa .Bay Club. 925 '69 YAr.MHA 250 lt!X, 71., fr"Ollt tire, Cheriani Forks, Kurnut shocks, custom work on eng, just rehlt, $475 or bst oflr, 546-5-183 ~ BULTAOJ Pursang. Sano. Runs Strong. Many New 847-5925 GILES Travel Trailer 26' 4 \\'hl, elect brks, ale, fully self cont. many xt:ras. 979--0189 23' TRAVEL.EZE Trlr. Gd cond. E-Z lift hitch. Sil contd. (713) 592-5187 long \\ill baSl', lo ntlles, CAPRI * 548-5832 * 47000 nti. nr nu radials tires, $329.i. 4''r5827 '59 KARMANN GHIA ,.:1699::::;·,,:•:.:15-429:1:,.:::::_ ___ _ '63 F'ORO Van. 1\lags, nu ----------I no eng, $75, 64&-8312 1970 OPEL GT, nr ne\\· Tires. eng, 111us1 see. $6."iO. ~ MAZDA Z1 miles -gal. $1875 .. * !).10--0673 * 49'7...-7883 '6" FORD Econoline Vat1 • BOB LONGPRE '67 RALLY Kadet. Xlnt. Runs good, $5j(). cond. Near 111'"' radia1s and Call 642-3731 NOW OWN THE MAZDA bllttcry. $795. ~G--3126 . Livestock 851 CAL-2/Mark 2•1 bit '69, Nice. YOUNG Bantam hens, some Try 4.51\'I, Islander 30 11ark laying, others ready . II Tradewincls 31. ,, Handsome n1ini·egg-p1~ 1'"ibcrglass sloops. Avery & ducers fsinall eaters, loo). Company, 67r899CI. Parts. Private Pa.rty, $400. Avto Service, Parts 949 "'P°'"°cc"'"-4"9>4'-'7"4"'7----~utos WantH NEW and used t.folorcyclc 4 \\/IRE \Vhls, 2 new racl.ials part!':, Jloncla and others. 14", 2 new seats for sports. Anci('nf and current. $100/bst olr. 6TS-95ZJ. FABULOUS 1973 CAPRI -SERVICE FIRST-968 '66 PORS'~·H•E 911 642-1981 St. & $2., 496-4123 (C.'apo n J-fODES J3.(;.aAsic racing ,, Beach). chkn1pion "HANAlfULI." . ~iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Top eo ndl1ion. $6500. Ph: 67::-1222. '62 CYLINDER engine for '72 SUZUl{I 90 Rover 700 J ttp, some extra parts $150. miles $375. '66 Honda Benly 5'12-".f.167 after 6:30. 00 4050 rililes $175. Botl1 P<'rfcct 642-9365. '62 OLDS 98, needs waler pump, ne-.v ti-ans, premium tires. all or parts. 545-7680 (2l JJ" CRAGAR 011'0~ Mags, tnclds lugs, caps & lires. $50. 846-56%.1..' ::[ -""'..::-1~ CAL 25. 5 sails, barients, lull racing cquip. Hinged mast. \1a11e self steerer. si.:~ hp outboard. S6300. 714-846-1600. ·n CORONADO 27, Jly'd ~pd. 4 sails, 9~.;. Johnson O!B. $7800. 2 CAT 3~~ tl.P. Slingshots, likE' new, $80 ea. Honda 50 s100. Cat 4 r1.P. s1o. 1201 Eslelle, N.B. a.18-3263 .. ' ' " • .. ,900 ALL BOATERS ATTENTION! 5.'i7-7648/R.13-2560. CORONADO 23. Loaded, FOR Sall', 1972 Yamaha, 6.'i(lcc Xlnl cond. 1900 miles. ritust sell, take o\'Cr pymnts, l II '4l I 493-1414 aft 6. . ,_...,sa . Vespa Ciao xlnt cond~ ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i;;i; Basic Boating Course stereo, head, galley, VHF'-in F'M. Xlnt cond. Best olr. SlSCI I m-ro>J General 9SO {.'C, 1200 seamanship ,t boat handling 02~1~3-..,5927.--2260'="'o'=~=~~ by ** 14' FIBERGLA SS LIJ72 SUZUKI 125 Ht. Beach Po11o•er Squadron sailboat. Good conrlition. niiles. SZ1J. starts \V/lrailer. $275. 813-8209 S~llll September lllh at 7 pm evenings. GfRLS &h\\11\n bike, 5 at BEAUT. !\lint corn:!. :!)' Ex· gears, good condilion, S.W. WANTED USED BRICKS -CALL 87().4564 Antiques/Classics 953 Marine 11'\gh School & calibar. Si ps 4 radio, head, 6 Call &~129. F't. Valley High School HP O/B, Spin g ea r . '69 HONDA CL 3j() Runs R STRAMAN AUTO A great opportunity for !{~1329· 54g_387o1 good $250.646-4059 RESTORATION all boating enthusias1s GHOST 13. No. 999, f"bgl, Quality J\fechanical & O;iach sloop used once. full race 2-10 sp('eds Scl\\vinn, l :i \\nrk on your prestige Eng. Information f714) 968-0494 equip. trlr. rover, $1100. speed Sch\Yinn, gd rond, lish Automobiles _ Ro 11 s ·' Inspect at Dana Pt It arbor 846-2913. Call aft 12 noon. 642-509-1 Royce, Bentley, J agul\r, etc. 12'.KITE sailboat, no 892 A-1 NF.AR new, ~iris Schwinn 1',ully equipped ro work on conrl. Raring rig 2 set:11 Slingray. $50. >..'LNT! Contetnporary or Classic '• Be.rtrams 25' 28' 31' 46' beautiful 3S' & 46 ' 21 Kl FIU!lhdeck dst yachls! ! ~? ! sails, trier (7141 673-8543 --~*::.*c,..:84&-=:::11::;50::.,:*;_~ i\ihxlels. $:..\i). 3611 YAMAHA ENDURO. '134 Ohm• Way, C.M. >18-6611 ·' ,, LIDO 14 No. 2662 Trailer Xlnt cond. $600. ·~ Col 41 dsl l\folorsailer plu s dolly. xlnf. * 64&-0430 * ·.;1 i\1ERCEDES Benz 220. :~ 24' Trojan },/gla ss, savt'~ 673-5371 •l9?2 TRIUMPH 500 * clean & runs gd needs .r LIDO 14, Trailer. full cover. •Perfect Condition* ~{in' V.000 or ottr .~ , •U~ Specials• Good rondition. S&X). Call $7$/0fler * 496-1900 ·~ 28 Columbia 'inbd .... SlO.IXXl 673-7443 or 21.3-255-.1940 1 ~.71~11C:0ecN'°'o",,"""c"i°'ro_:::.1cc,.c:,::;T::;--,·i 19.Jll EDSEL 4 DR, 352 eng. ',:· 38' Ds111 Berth fish •• SI 5i\.1 "u• '"-CJ t ·~ ~---CORONADO ~ 6 h 3 Xlnt cond. u-•e• 600 ml ean, au o. ~· ruuut:; •O: "4 ' Col, new condition .•. $30f\I · ~. .p. eng,, ""' • L'~"-~"16 ;~ 40· Tricab TSFB clean, 1ry? sails. $4400. $18.'i. 962-1763. <PU.-ou ., 48' Dsl Trwlr, steal? ... $3.lt\1 &1H.'°5 '71 YA1t1AHA Dirt Bike, ** 1%0 CROSLEY Station :~ Kettenberg * 714: 496-4020 l!OBIE J6, 1972 l\'hile, dno. Soper t."Ond $325. Call eves \\'agon , make 0 ff er! S.12-1981 or 642-8599 .~ CHARACTER Buy Boa!, slorage flolty. $1300 Jeff &IO-ffi97. ='"-'=CC'--"'"-""'----:~ l..apslrake, J2', inhcl. 111 Simonds 612-1273 ·n f\,\\VASAKt CC'nturinn Recreational :~ near mint cond., S1:i<tJ. '70 BALBOA 20, sips 4. tr!r, 100. l\-1any extras, xlnt cone!. Vehicles 956 ;: T. Wilder 67:~45Q_ hea1!, 12V, O/B. Sea~ll. S.l75. 963-2963. · "'200 F. • ,., "'12 '71 V\V DUNE 811 ... uv, 3G hp, r. BOAT trailer adi'uslahle 1 ~ 10 rnain ~, .i.:.ras. V'iv-'n '70 llONDA ~l. 90, '11 Honda .._.., r·lakc hody, near-new tires, • 24 fl. $145/or make off{'J'. LIDO .l'I, and trailC'r, good Trail 90. Both xlnt cond. Aft top. Runs ROOd. Private '• ~1360 • ci1nd. $700 nr ofrrr. 5. 002-810.11. 16"" c 11 4"'-'7'7 I.·.· Boats, Moint./ 1 641-56.ll,; P1u1y, ;,a. a "" .... ,, . J!!71 't'AMAHA rnini ~ndum '70 MEYERS Man:ic Dunc 1o Servic\ 901 12fi' LUDERS-16. racing f'lonp. sho1v 1'00n1, Condition off. Buggy. Top & Side cUrlalns (' Sail.c:, hull & rigging in xlnl rood, lieense. 642-4497, $250. + xrras, Moving, mus t ,: EXPF.R. yacht n1aln1enance. conU. SIMO. 49f>..21?.0 I9TI SUZUKI twin cylind('_r ~'::o":::':.:';:.:fl:o:"'c.·,;;55::.7:::-6:::734=·-- ,i painting, . vnrnlsh\n,11; !.· J\rrE No. 13.'1. J-llghw<iy J2.-JCr: Stn.><'I bike. great BLUE Dune Buggy, '69 reblt .•: general \l'OJ"k. Sati!lfa<'linn tr:dl<'r, fully lice! &.. Mnd. $275. 897-i;ol39. Corvair eng. street Jega), : gu1trontecd. $4 per hr. Coilt rrgis1t.•rcd $15(), 91.i.~1294 ·-;o mt 500 twin carb ex· .$,;750:::_644-::_:..:7382='-----•! 6(.r,..J320 '73 HOBl~ Cal. 16' w/""w tended ,ot of chroml' & -' 1._._ · '"' 140 HP. Corvair Sand.rail 1? BcMlh m.r1n• lrlr. Sl&ll. \\'ill inFotn1ct goodies $875. finn. 675-7444. w/sand &: tkrtatlon tires & ; Equip. 904 hc£inners 494-3307 '72 YAJ\.IAl--IA 650. trailer. Dave, 548--3697. I LIDO 14 No. 2170, :t ~1111"1 Like new. Lo mi, Best of· Trucks 962 GENOA, new 5.5 01 .• 41'9" sails, hallbearin_g. ('IC .• mu5l frr. call 846-0060 .( ~ ~t :_x1·44~· l!;r~P~; sell. Gr~~. 1972 HONDA T;iO C(, '00 EL Camino, P/S. radio, ~., F'oot. Stay sail,.m' Luff. 19' DF.sPERATE l\1usl Se 11 ~ Bo166b air, cl('an, $700 cash. can foot. M,Jce offt.'r! 673-2490 Xln't 16' 505 Sloop contplete 01.rv 557-$96 aft 12 Pri1. 9-7-1973. 1 -HP £vlnrude 0/13 lOOll \\'/tro.il("f'. 6T~. SC11\VINN OJNTINENTAL LEASE A NEW TRUCK t( fie"' ~r hf'nd, gOod ronri. Bo Sii 910 Bct.ter than New! All mak~ • type1I • sizes TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS WE ARE IN DESPERATE NEED OF GOOD, CLEAN FOREIGN CARS TOP DOLLAR-PAID FOR OR NOTI Call or come in to see us. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3.tOI' \V, Coost 1-lwy., N.B. 642-9405 TOP CASH rot' clean late ntoclel can and trucks! Howard Chevrolet f\.'facAr1hur and Jan1borec Ne,1•po1't Beach 83.1-0500 \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS lf your car is extra clean, see us first. BAUER BUICK :.'925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa !J79.2500 WE 8IJY Jf\tPORTEO AUTOS BEST PRICES PAIDI Dean Lewis Imports 1966 !!arbor, C.M. 6'6·9303 JA1PORTS WANTED Orange_ County's TOP S BUYER hlLL MAxt'.:Y TOY OT A 18881 Bench Blv '.. H. Br11ch Ph. 847-855!1 Autos, lmporrect 970 ALFA ROMEO '66 Alfa GTA Blue wiltl contrasting ir)ier· ·ior, 5 gpd, 4 . wheel ditlc brakes, radial tires, Extl"a flharp, See &; OriV(! <TN& 4:16). $1588 ilh-:trh ]ln1p1111~·· +, . . . . . '. ~ $315. Call fi42-l534 itftf'r 6 1 t1, ps/Uocks . $.ll.">. (714) 495-6142 PUrch/option 64)..7030. !:· P .M. o~ i;1101'e monrllw; v.•;_tnl•otl '70 TRJUM_Pll 500 cc '72-111 TON Ford pickup, like! l-"~'="~~""'':'""'7'= ;f 2 VOLT Ball & Bl11:e \\'tll consider purc/m!V' of SfiOO. or best otrcr. new, low n1i. 557.4989. AM< '69 Alfa Spider ilh\trh Jhnpn11~; •t Puinp11. ctose QUt, S14.9.> ea. OOnt . ~ Pe11.rl, Balboa Shurp. 540-9."iKI for Brooke 'l * S.18-03.~f * lslfl.u<l. or wr11' 21,'[Sl) i\11\glun CllOPPJ-.:R '70 Triumph. '6.1 lXlDGE Plck\Jp, V-8,, 8' Fuel l)ljcction, 5 RJ>d. All · 1't -.ts, PoW•r 9Q6 .r,,"·.:.· .:;G:;:'':;";::••:::':.';:-.,--,.--fi50cc. $1400. 21!fl American bed. $975. c.oocl rohdltlon. orlglnlll$. !Aiko MC\\-' C690AFR) I -Balbol\ Peniruniln ... A''t'. Apt. A .. Co«ta Meaa. • MS-2430 * VE i,, 1 '3S' CJ·f'RJS ROAME::R. Pri, dOC'k sp1H'f'. ~· new 11:u\l 'T.l :16() Y11.n1., J200 ml. never 1958 CHEV Camero !~T V-8 r IS IOM!ed. $25,()(IO. Call llOlll. Adults. m. 1110. t<1rl'<I, $700 or .be11t orr. 'tick. Bod,y In excellent :f 830-&13'1. I ;i':;:">-®iG;,:;:;=.;.,· ~--,..,=--:--, 67:\-4300 Ray. eves 644-l'l42 ghapt. $675. Call 839..:roo5 Sport C'(IUpc decor, body side EXCLUSfVE n1ouldings, reclining fronr MAZDA LEASE seals, contour rPar seats 4 Sl>('C<I transmission, po1\•er front disc brake's, slyle i::ICC"I Jst Stl'('('f at lhf' \Vhec>ls, bucket seals, radlnl S.1.nla Ana .Fnl'y. ply tires. 2000l'l' C'ng, 2001 E. lsl St l'<.'l'I tGAECNB.t2801 !. Sanla Ana ~·7~71 OVERSTOCKED! * Mazdo '73 Rotory * IMMEDIATE $66 MONTH DELIVERY 36 t.tONTitS OPEN LEASE GUSTAFSON \\'HI aeoopt lead,._;., gorgeous silVCT, black 1nt('r- ior, A'.\o(t'Ff\1, 5 i::pd, must s1)e to appl'\.'C'inte. f361E QPI . SAV,E - llh\tfh Jhit~ltll1!i f l!' . ' ... , ... ~ ... " . ,., '"''' L. I CALL ?\1R. F'RY 842-6666 1nco n-Mercury Hunt. Beach JUST DIVORCED . 16800 Beach at \Varner ritusr SACRIFICE lfuntington Beach ·71 Porsche 911T, S in· 842..a&M * {213) 592.5544 MAZDA strurnents, 5-spd. Porsche i•Home of the Viking" mags, alr, $6900 . 714-323-1668 If no anS\.\·er, CITROEN 323-1919 & leave message. --;:;:--::::==-=:-·I !1!:133~1,!'Be~ao;!hc_Bll_I':_. -~842~-66~lil P 0 R S C H E 91 lE, '69 '72 CITROEN *'71 MAZDA RI~ sponomatio A/C, ~"/cad;o & taPt". Ftlf!'I [nJectJOf'I 91 IS SPORTS Yellow \.\'lfh 4 speed trans., Trim xlnt cond drk green Rool rack. (648El\1Q). &14-{)7os · · !MASERA Tl $l995 PORSCHE '61 356 C. RebH difli{'tllt to find, prestige auto, Harbour vw en~. yel/blk, a n1 If 111 ' fully equipped (300GlP). chrru. "·his. Xlnt conrl. 187l1 BEACl-1 'BLVD. s.t2-4435 S3~/offe1·. &12-8747. ' . -- ill1'l1rl1 ]h11p1111!i f l!> I'~ :. r.t ... ,..,,, ·-·~_-:-... ' '' ~" _''.7 ~:·'°'', HUNTINGTON BEACH '68 PORSCHE 912, ne\v pain! MERCEDES BENZ ~,,J;;"f,;no. WOO Ca 1 1 DATSUN WE'RE MOVING BIG SAVINGS ON '73 Demos 510's ' Pickups 610's 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY Sharp New Car Trade-ins Coml"ll In Every Dey Alk About °"' Un ique NE\~Jm~T u.ec1 Me~~-:.·· L .... DATSUN House of Imports 888 Dove 6862 Manchesler, Buena Park Newport Sch l.)n the Santa Ana Frwy 811-1300 01)('n Swiday -==-"23~·.::7'l50=-=--·I 1973 DATSUNS '72 Mercedes ALL f;iODELS 350 SL IN STOCK BARWICK IMPORTS ll375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capittrano 493-3375 or 831·L."t15 '68 Datsun Wagon Auto Trans.. <VZIJ991 l Coupe Rdstr., Radio, healer, t\ulornnt le trans., po\.\-er steering, JX>ll'('t" \1i11dow11, factory air, beautiful hur· b'lHldy with beige interior. Only 13,00J miles. 634ETJ. Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quall Newport Beach 333.9300 ENTER FROI\J MacARTHUR $1099 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA l88!rl BEAOI BL. 847·856."i '7U 2.80 SL Mercedes HUNTINGTON BEACH Concotn'3f' condition 558-1500 or 646-1222 ·n DATSUN 240-Z Tlk•ove• 19'0 220S ME-RCEDES =· ~c~ld~1~;;:~1;; $SOO, Ct\ll ev" 615--070 MIH349 '71 Mercedes 250 '71 DATSUN 510 Wagon, air. sedan. 2-1.000 11ctu"1 milC!J. Xlnt cond. $1850/BC!ll ofr. Rrulk> hearer automaUc S.13--029-1 da.y5, '194-3446 tvt's. l1'flns1~1.ft."ion, 'tactory &tr, '72 DATSUN 4 ~J)ffil. radio, power 11tecrlng, bcaulltul 1 xlnt cond. Lo ml. $1800 owner car. J480LN. 551·2648. Jim Slemons '69 DATSUN, 4 door sedan, '/h, MUST SEl.L $600. lmpo(tl * 64HO&S .. 1301 Qun.ll The futest draw In the }Veal. Newport llcji.ch Classified Ads · ·. . t>42-5678 Autos, tmponea 970 lllW ..,, PAOARllOW .2CY MOIORMOMI --· s71aa , -----· ...,olft. ...,.._, --" -· .i.;:, -·-i... -. ....,..,, I"'-· -1o9110, ..... ,.......*"'" -f)Ol'HOGl&JOlll lS.11.<il BEAOI BL. S.11-8555 HUNTINGTON BEACli '69 CORONA Hardtop, 11.utomatic trans .. radio, YQA362. $1177 ~w.ltmi& W TOYOTA 19rn tlarbor, C.1'1. &a;.m1 '73 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER HT, 300) 1niles, "'-am HubA, Radio, Tac.'Onvt wheel&, 10" TripptT Tirl.'!l. 1598.JF"VI. $4495 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1ss,q1 BEACH BL. 841~ l!Ul'lllNGTON BEACH -·12TOYOTAMKil STATION WAGON R1141i11. l~l{U~e rack, auto- n1a.tic trnns., on\)' 1.5,IXXJ niilt-s. Clt'ant>sl 1vagon in town. 7(k.}fo",\P. $3177 ;t)w. ltmi& -TIIYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.:\f. &IG-9303 *'67 Toyol• Co•on9* Auto. trnns .. l't'rl ui th blade \'inyl tOIJ, ~UOG·312 ). $195 Harbour VW l."~Tll BF.ACll rn.VD. S.124<C5 I IUNTINGTON Bi-:ACH 19G!! TOY OT A Corolla. Good Mndi!ion. Low f\1ileage . $6:i0 .• 492-79(ij. Autos, lmpuned 970 t:~ .. , ' '.'"'' ~ . . . :~ JT FISH ur Sid, lWJn 3.1's, oil PRIV. 11tlp up ki32', "·11.rcr & Any dRy ls the BE.~ DAY to '6.1 VW PU. Good condition. 'L 1~ extra-&. 11291 1-:lttl. lluntlnJ:ton A1tt'hvur run 11n ad! [)C)n't dt'lay. • Anxkll.ui: lo aell $400. Call •. ~ · r~ neaoiiahlt:, SolG-0.ltM. call today 842-5671. ri6t..J93> • •• R Dally Pilot• OU!ilfled 833-9300 . Ad.6-U-5678. E~'N~l~'E~l!~FRO:.:..::~M~M~a<:A::::~R11.:..:..>lUR::.;:.: _______________ ~ I I ; I • \ ., ........ ~ l§J I Autos tw S.le l§J I --.. ]§) [ -. DAILY PILOT :J.:J ' Saturday, S.ol>-8, 1973 I _..... J~ l.__ .. _ ...... _ .. __,J§l 1--: ... ,~~ J§J 990 Auios, Us4d 1A,_u_t_os-',_u_aac1 ____ ..;9oO...; Autos, UMd 990 A.utas. U1ed 990 Auto11 UHd DODGE 1§J 1 1 ;;i ;; ...... ;; ..... ,..;;1rs .. ~ 1 990 Autos, \l!!J 990 Autos. u... 990 Autos, Usacl ::::::.:~M~E=R~C-U-RY....::~i-~-M~U~ST~A~N~G:--990 OLDSMOBILE Autos, UMO . • TOYOTA $2021.95 plut tax l llc. ls the Delivered Price for a '73 TOYOTA COROLLA at .,,Ptu. lfAL!i4 W TOYOTA 1966 HarlJor, C.~1. tilli·9.100 Order '\'~~~~·-~lvl~'l'l)d :1y! MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY 1967 Toyota Corona 4 door Sedan. Recently overh au l ed, new brakM, good tires, Ra· dio & heater. FantiC11tlc transportation car. $500. PleaH c a I I anytime 962.-4268 private party. '72 Toyota Mark II Wagon Auto Trans. lO\v mi. '870ESG 1 $2799 . BILL MAXEY TOYOTA I JSSSl BF.ACll BL. S~i-85:>..i I IWNTfNGTON BEACI! TRIUMPH '66 TRIUMPH TR-4 Very Good Condiuon'. $1295 ITCU6&41 Dick Miller Motors 12) \V. \\lal'Jl('r, S.A. f157-2132 ·ss TR 250 Convert., nl'1v. lop, radial tir<'S, $1300. Ve ry good cond . Pri pt)'. 96S-403-I. '&t TRIU1'.1PH Spitfire, good body & int. Sick engine, make ofr. 962-4365. VOLKSWAGEN '67 YW Factory Camper Refrigerator, Stove, a 11 utenaU1, super clean, new brlcht pa.Int job MUST SEE _TO APPRECIATE NEWPORT IMPORTS llOO W. OJast Hwy., N.B .. 642-9405 -*,-,73=super S..-t~1.-* A:\l·F1'.1 Radio, ycl!O>A', llC\V tires 1794-COQI $2A95 Harbour VW lsnt BEACH BLVD. !WZ-4435 HtlNTINGTON BEAQI 'Qi VW Bug. Near new blue tinh1h, good tires (no spnrel, recent new brakes, tune-up & carb. o'haul. Runs good. S675. 644-0077. '68 VW Bug. Radio, rear 8C8.I speakers, good tires, new battery, lo\I' milC'Bge, $975. 6#487. 'TI VW 411 sta \\'ag, auto air, AM/1''!if stereo. radla.ls, fuel lnj, lug&' rack. $2,495. 8'17-5925 1973 V\V SuJ)f'r ~tie Ex- cellent condition, $2, 150 eves, 968-4.111. '68 V.\V. rlH11< blu<'. "'hill' ln1. Excel l."Ondillon. $850. or of- fer, 497-1474 . '69 V\V factory camper, good cond, radlalll. S1!l00. 499-318..'l '59 BUG. Xlnt rond, Nu racUals, \Vood Inter, rndio, so.cm mUcs S1450. 548-tm 19'10 VW Camper. Xlnt oond. Stereo tape deck, $2SOO or bHt. Call John, 646-8798. '* 1971 VW Convertible, suorer sue. At.11n1 radio, U'ISO or bc!sl offer. 673-41730 'S9 VW Bug, run~ i;:ood. Needs tr&M. $275. 54&:JSSll, 3Zf Nf!braskA, Q.t MARCH 1sn VW Bus 24M mlles. Good c onditi on . -* '67 VW led.an· • Good condition. $8.IO. • 548-7240 * '64 V\V. Front tind \\•recked. Good for duoo bud:Y· Call 646<6718 '64 vw Buir. ,rood ahapl', runs ... u.~:iJ." P<'11· '!ti VW, 11<1 cond. $3911. Call m.6122 before 5, . 548--3848 alt~ ·n SUPER Beetle. n.dt&ll, lln\/bn. xlnt tofld. Mutt tell $1500 or otter. 8tlHM6 '67 YW, 1 o1 • klncl -Sl(M. 5.11>2419 1t ',10 V\V Squareback, 8 track '"~ deck, slCl't."<l, 53,000. lrnn ~18"-l <tAA. .. VOLKSWAGEN '68 YW Slj)UAREIACK Afr conditlonlQi, 4 spc.d, Mil tape, WTR.329. .,,Ptu. ltADia W TOYOTA 1966 Ha1'bor, C.~I. &lli·9:l03 '68 YW BmLE \\'e~:tend !llTJeCh.r.t t\\'l'BM3) $795 m1\1rh Jhnp1111•. +• -· . . . ;i..··10 • vw · SqueriiblociC* I SJM.'t'd, chroine \\'hL'CI!, \\U(MI Sil'l'l'i Ug \\'hL•;.'\, /llany t'Xll'al'I 1 ·1~/,;1~1 101 $1495 Harbour VW lli7lJ Bt-;ACH BLVD. 842-W35 HUNTINGTON BEACH VOLVO WHILE THEY LAST! '73 VOLVOS e 1Gfs • 1 [;'s • l >l·l'!i • 142's • 1800'1'! Now Is The Time To SAYE! ~tu.ltl.Vi& W YOLYQ '6$ ·'CUDA High P~11w'11lLUlCI! v.s. auto, AM·FM tape. 60 series ttrea. Pwr bhlkel. Extra trans. $·12.l/bc!it ofter. 84&-0038 BUICK '71 BUICK SKYLARK V8, automn!lc, radio. ht•11tcr, pov.•cr sfeerlng, p o \Ver brat<<'S, fat1ory air condi· donlng. 100TCXJ), $2178 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC :MSO Harhot' Blvd., Costa J\lesa ~fi.SOli 1006 BUICI' \\"ildcnt body & Interior. Both i11 ).;'Ood 1'Vtl· dilion. E:xct'll<'nl nmning ~'flnrlition. C o o d Gas n1il<'ag1• CG:i. S?.9-390.·i IL\CK to school special, '69 01)(!1 Kttd<'ll. 2 c!r scd1ir1 40,CXXlnii, 1600 1notor, auto 1rans, R1n/h:1, 28 n1pg. ~oocl cond. 673-5009 or 557-9070 '63 BUICK Skylark Conv. SM. 1599 Superior Bldg B10, C.l!f. 642-1981 or 6-12-S..\.Cll 'GS BUICK Sport Wagon. Xlnt rond. 56,CXXJ n1i, $1500 or best ofCcr. 833-21~13 . '66 BUICK Sk)'lark HT cpe, auto, PS. PB. bucket!. Ver; nk'<' $600. 494-592~ '7'Z SKYLARK P/S, P/B, air, 1 yr old. Aski~ S2800. E\'es; 673-4093 CADILLAC EL DORADOS 14 TO CHOOSE COUPES.COKVERTIBLES • DE YILLES 31 TO CHOOSE 1966 liarbor, C.li-1. 646-9303 COUPES 'fi6 VOLVO 1800 A Ir, SEDANS A.1\1/FM, overdrive. Xlnt CONVERTIBLES cond. $1625. 6 7 5 -8 5 9 1 , Many excellent colors 838-8127. Oioicc of interiors '72 VOtVO 1800. ES, Spts IC!oth I: leather1 \Vng. Cli•n n! Stereo. Auto. Factor; aiI conditioning &l&-."\.j,112 aft •1:30 pn1. Full JlO"'<'r . Choice ol: Stereo ,\M/f"lll radio ·73 VOLVO, air rond. 9700 cnnse control mi's. Pet1eet. $4950. Trunk opent:>r &: more fi.H-ll21 AU in imn\aculate 1:ondihon '70 VOLVO LMgost seloclM>n In Orange County STATION Nabers Cadillac WAGON AlmJORIZED DEALER Automatic tnnsmission, a.ir 2600co~~· ronditionina;, radio, heater, 541).9100 Open Sunday tuggqe rack. ZISBEK "'••• 1 • ...!:. '69 Cadillac -~ U1N ConV.rtible YOLYO Fully facto.,. '"'""""'· S500 under Kelley wholesale blue 19&6 Iiarbor. c.~1. &16-9303 book, Autos. Used 990 G~lff CHEVROLET SPECIALS "OF THE .,IEEK : ·12 c• ... w, •... $34tt h.'INGS\"000 ESTATE VS, nuto. trans .. Air conditioning. Gold (5'23ETY}. '72 Duster •....... $22H PLYMOt.rrH COUPE 6 cyl., 3 speed, white. (621.EPRl ----'71 Charger .... $2299 V-8, auto. trans., factory ·air, J)O\\·er s!eerins:, vinyl roof, green, {iil2DRV1. '71 Monte Carlo .. $2999 V-8, Auto Trans, Factory Air, po1,•c1· s!eering, silver. (!K&DAP J. ----'70 Toyota Mk 11 $1999 Scd~n. auto. 1rans., air cond., \\·hitc 1749BQB). '70 Impala Sed ... $2199 V-8, auto .. P.S., Rir. tScr. No. 15865.1) GROTH CHEVROLET 11111 BEACH BLVD . 147-4Cll7 549-»31 HUNTINGTON BEACH You'JJ llnd it r1 ClaM1llefl ---* . l $1895 NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hw)'., N.B. 642-9405 '72 BROUGHAM \''hite v.ith black vinyl top, black leather interior, full ~1't't. Rolls·Royce trade-in. t8SlETEl. $5595 ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th St Costa ~lc$a 546-4444 1973 EL DORADO, $T250 pVt pty. Pro~nade go Id w/"'hile top. S1erro 1ape, leather interior. trunk lock, pov.·er scats, radial tlres. lilt 11·hcel. extra n1in'Or. Loaded. A Beautiful car. appro.'C. IS.COO m.i. Can be seen Sun. 67"'::>-0339 160 ACRE.~ of producing \\·heat land in Canada at $150 per acre (or besl Carlil\ac 11·antcd. 642-?.602 '63 CADILLAC, new lites, clean, needs eng \\'Ork. M&ke otter. 494-2403 '67 CADILLAC Con1•ertible. g!.i cond, ~. ft 6£...-4558 * '73 CdV, Fire ?I-list blue "·/sunroof. 4.000 mi. Load· cd \1·/xtras. 67~. "62-Coupe de VIiia xtnt cond. $495/offer. ~-~7 or 646--2398 '70 CONV. $3250. 1.2-14 m.p.g. Will accept trade. 61J..5507 or 644-4839. '62 COUPE de Villt', full power. all', Io miles, ex· ceptional 1.'0nd. &U-2951. ~ .. r• i\41!' •trr•~ . ~2-5678 ' CA MARO '68 CA.\IARO S27 4 mpd, pl(i ~iUon. S~. . ~· ~=-CHEVROLET •n DODGE VAN \'-8, Auto & Air. $3295/Brst Otter 846-0038 '73 DOOOE ~00 J\l 1t g , , • Chargt!r l'"'ully Equip, air 70 El Camino rood. T.0.P., &IZ-1900 alt 5. silwi· v.· 'blnck inie1ior, orig-642-22'24 1vkday1. ina.J, Gent Top, .~uto 1'rnns, \\'OODY PO'.l.·er S!eering. Po\\' e r '52 Dodge 1 Ton 18 pass. sta1 BrakNI, l 011ner bcaury. wgn. Ne"· eng \\.'/war. 1 of {2-t99QG ). a kind. 6'13-St39 $1999 FALCON 1964 FALCON SPRINT iHl\lrh ]hnpl1 rl!• +• .. ., .. ,. . 3 door hard top, factory hi performance 2il hp 289. .t -~~-I )ip."'L"CI, but-kl·ls, British rac-,70 CAMARO ... green .. 1th block in· terio1·. $1000. or u ff er. \'8, :! 1p...-c1I, beautiful ~Id 673-1260. After 6:30 11.1n . In <.'Olor, only 32,000 mUes. S-llCPll. Priced To Sell Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quail Newport Beach Jm.93Xl Er\'TER FROM ~lacAP.TllUR i '67 EL Camhi.... good Otes. map, and sn1all can1f>t'I' top. Grl'at on gas. ST.i{J. af1 •I. 642-26U J\lr. Quelll"tlc. FOnD 72 FORD Station W 09on 9 passenger. V'8, automatil', radio, hC'aler , po1\·{'r steer· ing, poo-er brak<'s, roof rack. (JG9DSFJ. $2978 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 'G9 YETT£, 427, 4 speed, nir, USO ll;u·bor Bh'tl., A.Jd/Fl\I, tilt steering, orlg. Costa M"8:i. 545-8017 , X '71 P.IUSTA!"V Crandc. 1-lusl 68 Cougar R·7 .acrm.,,. Loaded. ""' ..... Auto TtanJ... Air Cond.. lllusl ...... '('. Prl/Pt>'· 711 : Po"'er S1t'{'ring. original 55&-t ts.;. yellow ·'"'""' linlsh with OLDSMOBILE blltck 1nlBior, extl"C'rnt•ly I0\1' niiles 1 ownf'r, You•------.---- r.1 u:rr SEE n11s c~\ll 70 Torino Statton Wegon $1495 Radio.· heatt'r, &utomuti<· 11t1n.;., po1v<'r steering, fac· t01;,· air. OlOAQJ. ~,000 ac· NEWPORT IMPORTS noo \V. C.oast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 '72 MARlj)UI BROUGHAM twit n1iln. $2295 Jim Slemons ·· Imports l.lll Quail Nt:>l\']lOrl Beach 833-9300 E:--;TER FROl\.1 ~l a<',\RTllUR ''.li ClITLASS Supreme, 4 <Ir. Full JlO"'el·, factory air. (}.l'.). HT, R&H, aulo, au· PS, PB. rrr A. vinyl top. Xlnt in~i<le t. .. out. $3195 Jim Slemons Imports IJOl Quail Ne11·port Beach "'3-93Xl ENTER ffi01'.I MacARTI·IUR '69 Mercury Cougar XR· 7 4 spd, Air Cond., yello\\.' 111ith black interior, lo\v miles, fantastic original condition. $1895 Thia n1odel & ('(lntl. St•lling $395. lo $1,(XXJ . \\'Ill SatTLfil'~.· $750. 4!M-7i76 1968 VISTA Cruistt 9 pa..s!!. Full po"·er, air, (J{'W ti1·es, lo miles. Xlnt rond . S:.'CXI. below "·holesale Blue Book. 830--0174. '73 OLDS DELTA Roya.le Cpl>. BeautifUl blut> interior "'ith "·hite vinyl top Radio, hl'il.ter, auton1atic ll'anS, po1\·er slc<'ring, pc>\\·er brak~, )Xl\\'('l' 11indO'll'S & factory air. 7500 .1l'lual miles. 816HDC. Sales & Sr:vlce OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC '69 Grand Prix GMC TRUCKS i"·uti po\\-er plu' lactory a1r HONDA CARS rondi:iootni;. t..Oy w,,..b, UNIVERSITY OLDS I ''"'' rool. !ZLl.1>>1). "'50 lla<b<>< Blvd. $1195 Costa ~1<'sa s.w ~ DAVE ROS"I '67 OLDS:\IOH!LJ-: L"tn l;-;~!I ·I PONTIAC dr, l'lnyJ IO(l, 811', <1U!•), p/~. ~ p/b, Hnt/fm, n .. 11· 111otrw Uj) llarbor Bl~., Sharp. $:f.l.J. :.1.~.J:'bi I C01>1·1 :\l('U 5*-8017 PLYMOUTH ·oo P<mTLIC Qmyertiblo. ltin hhr Int., ps•/p~!>-• '72 PLYMOUTH l''-1.t!io/heatcr, wsw, . lti65- I l'ti\' purty. 962-6t9l BARRACUDA >11.IHP •67 GTO. -•et VK, au1on1atu·. l'IHth.J, J1,'IH<'1·. S<'ats. air. P/s, P/b, orig. po\''f'r Ji\•'t·r111g, r1" 11 ,. r il1\l\t"r. 302-'.?121 or 962-22'5 btakl':!I, a.11· L~1n.11 t .. n1n;;. ·n.1 l'Oio;.~fl.\C liP. air, P IS, !88'7EIF 1• I' H. autu .. $.WO l·'\1. Ply. $2695 <o; ~'" OAVE ROSS PONTIAC SACRl}'f("E: t'iO > 9 Pl\SS. Satellite 11·ag., \h!! <"<lnrl . Xlras. \011 n11. $1.6j(j, RAMBLER VEGA ---979-8~i3. I '7l VEGA 19&' \",\Ll."T .. >hmo 6. i HATCHBACK suck. radio, lo r111lcage. xlnt . . d" rond. 0 \1.'nt'f. SSOO. 545-6511 .i SP<'<'d 1ran.\oo"l)l!S!<lon, ra IO and hL':llt'r. t895DL1J. ~"i';.;.'·500· <7141 sr,....;s '66 MUSTANG '62 . Jr.IP. R/air & Autom. 6 cyl, ~uton1a.li,<;_~trans .. po11·er need minor repair. Tire has steering. SU \ 554. been s1aOO . Need garage $995 NEWPORT IMPORTS $4695 Jim Slem~ns PONTIAC I Imports MUST sell ) ca•·. c1...,~ $1387 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Finl $60. Call 97!>-0238. J" SI Ne"'JIOrl Beach neville 1970 Fir'('birrl, 1968 '69 CAPRICE. AJr, full im emons equip. nu tires, nu paint, Imports 1301 Quall from 1970 Pontia1' Bon-1 3100 \V. Coast liv.J'., N.B. 833-9300 LTD All loaded. L o 24SO Harbor Bh"d., 642.9405 ENTER FROl\1 ~1a<'.·\RTl1UR mileage. 673-698.'1 I Costa 1'.lesa 546-8011 landau lop,~troilcr hitch, top lJOJ Quail shape. 846.-59GO. J'l;e>.vpon Bca(.'h Motor Homes .. \01or t-iQmes Motor Homes ·~11.~~o~~~o st!~~· ~~~I i=~S~a~l•~/~R~ant~;;;;;;;;;;~~94~0~~S;•~l•~/~R;;;;••~t;;;;;;;;;;;;;940;;;;;;;;s;•~I;•;;/ R;;•;;•;;t ;;;;;;;;;;;;940;;;W. 1 '68 EL Camino SS, A/C. 833-9nl SID>. EI\"'I'ER FROll.-1 ~lacARTHUR lite!!, vinyl top, just tuned. I• '73 EL Camino SS .. !'-II Ex· .72 FORD 6 Squire 429 traa'lo $0Xl. Ph; &15-1317 4-V, Trl~r ~ ~gt:. '69 OiEV Impala, p/s, p/~, am/fm, alr, p/disc, 11.•in, air cond, 30,000 ml, $950 seats, cruise cont, ne1v Call Eves 642-4312 or tires 23 COO m.i •"OIV\· 644-3389 ' MUSTANG • ~ll96 644-4259 ' • ~ '69 MU,TANGS 2 TO:CHOOSE FROM 'fi6 . OIEVY . Van. Good FORD 'TI Sta \Vag Torino engine & ILres. S 8 5 0 · Squire, auto, V·S. air, tlnled 979-~21. \loindo1vs, 6 pass. Blue. Xlnt '68 1.1\IPALA, full P\\T, new cond. $2650. Pvt. pt y. VS, automatic. radio. heater, tires etc. ?I-lake reas oUer. ~1-1437. po11·er S\(.>('ring with & \\·ith· 963-9001. '67 F.-o-rd-c~.-,-t-o-m~soo=.-~~~i~~G~~ning. IGSl- •n CHEVY Malibu, lull pwr S550 8*-2027 YOUR CHOICE & air, 31,000 m}'s. Sac low '68 FORD LTD. V·.8, hardtop, , $1680 bk $2100. g.16-00.}8 p/s. p/b, air, r/h, $.~. '10 SUPER clean Nova, Runs vei'y good. 846-6217 $1£.t8.34. \Vritc owner, P .O .. 69 FORD Cle DAVE ROSS Box 224. La&una Beach, Ca. •-. an PQN1JA' C -~==c~=7·=~~n" Great cood. Auto, p/s, p/b, CHEV. '64 Impala. runs we , See to apprcc. 548-12-tO full power, pvt party. $275. '50 FORD. Runs Beautiful. eosn?~!~ Blv~l7 536-!liOO. Good tires, must sell. $250. . ,65 t,\dST~G-- __ C_H_R_Y_S_L_ER __ 11:-~M Club w""'"· V·S, Good ~1'100 '67 ll!IPER.IAL I.A'. Baron. 4 lO,OOO mil!! ~ .,1""""°° '00 ~tlJST. O>nv, pis, p/b, dr, fUll po\\.·er, &ll', am/fm ==='"'o.==~--radio, white w/blck top adju•table steering,_leather '63' FORD Station \\'agon, re· hick lthr lnt. SlD>. 8Jl....8246 int. Xlnt a1nd. $950. ~1070 cent engine overhaul, $195. e\-es. .96U377=-='-------'73 MUS'fANG Convertible. -All xtras, '4,000 miles. •s; CHRYSLER Delux, llood LINCOLN Saorillce. 5'8-1928. rond. ~ tif1!s, New paint, ----------Gold .,, &1"1""'" -'66 MUST~G. 289, auto, ' ~· v-'"" '6.i LlNCOL.l'll convertible, d isc brkl; console, pugcs, COMET good runnlnr: cond, new top, Clean $650. 494-3924 ----------1 good titea. $550. 548-3l5l. Any day is the BEST DAY to '71 COMET, air, all xtras, Fut rcsului are Just a phOne run an ad? Don't delay .• like nu. call away 642-5678. call today 642-5678~·---II -~~*~"'"':.-3800~=-*=~-C_a:;;m=pe="o.:'..;Sc.o•c.l•o.:/.;.R"-a"-n-'t_92_0_C;..•_m_,pe""'r-'s';..S;..•_la"/_R_•_n_t_92....;0.1·1 CONTINENTAL - '72 Continental . TOWN 'SEDAN \\'hite with blue vin)'I top and blue leather interior. Full pJ\\er. Rolls-Royce trade-in. (228EBE\. $4995 ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa }.1esa M6-4444. CONT. '64 4 DR./Xlnt $550. All Extras Pri\·ate Party 64&-2.l21 CORVAIR '65 CORVAJR Cor5a, clean, $200. 1599 Superior, Bldg BIO C.M. 642-1981 or .,,._""' CORVEllE 1968 CORVETTE Roadster, 2 tops, am/lm radio. 327 4 spd, 81.!. US Indy magi. Jo~uu chrome side pipes, 40.oo:> miles. $2700. 331-1769 COUGAR '68 COUGAR XR1, full P\\'r . Rir, gauges, Sharp. $1375. 645-8614 after 6 pm '!8 COUGAR XR7 X'lnt rond . Make oUer ... ~l!Xl4 * ilr COUGAR XRr7, 1968. A.:\f/}o~f. ps, ph, lin1e green. $1400. &M--0409 Exceptionally clean used Slide-in Camper and '68 Chevy Pickup Truck! Lie. No. FBElO I NOW ONLY 52895 * JH CID"..... * t l/1 ~. c ... ,.. C....., * ........... ,,_..... * , ... ,.. ......... .... * ,_., lt--'-1 I ....., • Stet•n $,_.. SIMI * '-"'Y Air Ci•*'••I.. -. 111 h1 * ..., .. .,... ..... * , .. .., ..._.... • s..r.,. ~ ....,.. * r ..... m ~ * C1111•t"1 .._..__. * West C..t MlrTM ,.,.._ •. * 7.00-11/6 ,1y hi.... . Jock• * .... * c .. ,,.1 ... n41c,... * ....._/ ... ,..,., * Dl•l ..... te . " . .,, ...,.. ,.,, .. . E-.z financing Avallabla l ACT FAST FOR THIS OUTSTANDING BUY! HOlNARD-_ 'i.~~J~19bllf.:r. ............ •NEWPORT ·11ACH 8'33-0555 • -~ . .... . . . • I J . 24 .. MOTORHOME. 1toAJl1iiiR ' BY REDMAN . R&l'4f Wilh Ovtn, ti.lhroom, h.M'l}fC.. 0 .0.H. I•. CJM9t cr...ssk. VI. •u!OtN!lc tr&ntmkdcii. pOWe< ••eerll'll. dl•c br•ke,, tilt whNI, d..,_I ,...~ "'1911•1 .. tc:lrOftl<: '9nltfon. • I I ~ • 56988 28' MOTORHOME ROADLINER BY REDMAN 20' MINl-MOTORHOME by FLING REOMAN BRAND NEW JOO~ .... in. Ood9t V-1 •n9ine, •wlo. tr•n1., 4 b11•n· t f 1•n91. b&throom, du&I r ttr wkttl<, b1tt11y COl'I · Yt rf•r, pow•r 1!1•rin9 , pow•r br1k•1. I f 205·2· Ol tl! 55688 '73 DODGf ALL STAR VAN CONVERSION1 \II, u;tomtnt 1r1111mlul0ft. butlblt toP, l llllf'Mf' 1tov1, r.tri09t'•tor, bul-, MIP", t1'11i1 loll Ill 110ft01:I 54188 COURTESY MOTORHOMES REC REA TION VEHICLE CENTE R 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 645-8321, 645-83 '.2 4 • \ l ,_ -=~· ' 34 DAILY PILOT Saturd1y, St9ttmbtr 8, 1973 .. ' '65 CHEV. 3/4 ST AKE TRUCK f •ccllcnl work truck. ( 1911Lll 51099 '73 FORD SQUIRE STATION WAGON <n "· '"•· '""'· "" ,;,, "'4. 1"9. """ P.S., s 4999 P.B. tdlsc), P.W., AM -FM 11-radio, hH t1tr, rMlla! wsw. tlnltd glass, wheel cov«1. 10,731 ml. Mtlalllc grttn ll kt ntw. Brough.em lnl. ("2HGFJ '69 FALCON ' .. FORD MOTOR CO. SAYS MOVE THEM" OUT!'! , ' 197 4~s ARE ON THEl'R· WAY! DISCOUNTS ON ALL MODE LS . OF • GALAXIE SOO's • TORINOS • FORD LTD's · I · I I I > '69 FORD SQUIRE STAnON .WAGoN v.e, ............ '"''"' ,,, ..... m .. 1,,, s1699 pow•r steering, power ldi,c) breli11, AM· FM 1lcr10 radio, he1t1r, wl.itt wt ll tirl1, ti nt1d 9 IJ1 11, wh11I cov1r1, auto. 1p11d con• "" • ttol, 54,620 mil11. Clt1n. I Lie. 7468GZI V-1, 1ulo. ~:~.Lf~~~YG~r~ond itioning, s 2 499 power 1t11ring, vinyl roof. (5llACJl '71 VEGA '66 FORD RANCH!RcY"· Cpo. '"''· '""'" ""'· h .. t .. , "'" 51 69·9 cl111n, d1lux1 1-.:l1rior. C1n1ry Y•llow. (l03C)(V I . v.i, '"''· '"""• "'''· '"'"'· ,. • .,,:.. '1099' 1p•titl m•!al1 ic p•fn t, 1h•rp. 1Ulll5JI ~ 1 • . . --' . • 6 cyl., auto . 1T•~I., factory 11lr cond., pow· •r 1 •• erlng, r.-.c!io. heater, n•w tlr11, on• cw ~er, low m;1:n , lil:• r.cw. (XRS7991 '69 TOYOTA STATIO~ W4GON $1399 R.d;o, '"'"'· "°'""' •"dltioo. A 9" s1699 l•~•r. Au to. trtn1. '( 15'4BQEI ,, 1970 T ·BIRD LANDAU: lit. • i. -·: ' . ' ·• ~ .. -i:,J ' c, •. '"" ...... , .... .., ''""' ........ 2999· A r••I cr••m puff .. l5l61EDI • -. • 72 FORD RANCH WAGON CUST. 500 p1;wer ,;eer'ng, ,.,dio, h•11 l1t, wl1it,w11ll v." "'''· "'·' ... oo;o,, ,,, ""''"'"'"•·52 799 tirc1, li·.te:I 9k 1•. wh•el co~1n. 21 ,71 2 . mil,., Sharr> low /;1ilor. Ilic. llSEJN) , '64 FORD 1/2 TON PICKUP E:;ce!l1nl condition. (40745 ~) 5999 '69 F9RD VAN . ""· '"''· '"""• ""'· , ......... c:1399 p•inl, 1harp thruout. !912 68) iijl '63 FORD VAN 1/2 TON SHORTY 6 Cy!., 1tick 1hift, fixtr upp•r. (UVK4271 $ 5 99 SAVE! '71 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1 . 10 PASS. STATION WGN. $ 31 99 VI, 1uto•,,.t< '""'" IKIO'Y "'· ,..., site•· · Ing, PoWtr windows, lugg ag! rack, (5(1!CDJ J • .. ' '69 DODGE 440 '68 FORD TORINO 2 Or. Herdtop. VI , •uto. tr•111., r•dio, heater, •xc•ll•nl co.idition . !XXFb90 ) $1199 2 D•. H•Nllop. VI, ••lom•tl< '""" f,.. •1199 tory •ir, pow•r 1l••ri119, th•rp thruout. !UGH4471 . '68 IMPALA CPE. V.1, auto. trant., factory 1ir cond., pow1r 1te1ring. Only 14,000 mil•t, lika ntw. IWTF619l 1964 T-BIRD • 51199 F11ctory •lr conditioni119, full pow•t, I own• S 7 99 •r. !OXX0441 ' 72 VEGA STATION WAGON ''''· "'"' ,h<l•rt •I•/ wh it• ••II Hm, s 2199· low mi1t1, likt 111w. {764flA) • • '70 VW ·KOMBI · . . . .. ' 7 ........ ~;., , ...... low ""'" ...... s1999 1h1rp. l969CIPI . . .. I • ... _ --..... ·--.. ·"'·-' I f . .. ' •