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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-10-13 - Orange Coast Pilot' . • • Corona del /tfar Estaada Fountaitt Valley Edison 26 0 28 24 " ' S•nta A na 20 Hwnti•lflton Be ach 6 Valetacia Laguna Beacla • 19 12 Bre a .- Saia Cle 11aetate Loara Marina 7 6 14 7 , El Dorado DaJta Hilb -- Villa Park Missio11 Viejo 34 8 2 6 6 See Detolfs, Spo~ Pages Tod1y .. --. Orange· Coast EDI TI O N ' VO L. ~o. NO. 286, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1973 era Israeli Guns Sighting In Damascus By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Israeli tanks battled across a plain littered witlr shattered armor today to. bring Damascus within range of big seige guns. Commandos raided ·deep into Syria to keep fresh Arab armies from reinforcing the Middle East war's aumbling northern front, Tel Aviv of- ficials said. -.;Spokesmen in Damascus, however, ll!id !heir troopo Ioupt oil the around· ~lock air, .ea H4, land Gffemive acainst Syria, ltopplDg the Israel ..i- vance on the world's okk!!t capital. Israel reported Its first Mhles with Traqt forces on the ~ front as the fourth Middle Ee-II ,..r widened on iti eighth day. A BelnJt ..,.spoper said Saudi Arabian troops already • were fl#htlng in the north and Jordan would e;uter the war ·today. On the sout'hem front, Israel said Its troops were waging a "cat-and-mouse" holding action with Egyptian ·forces along the SUez Canal until the Syrian rtghllng was resolved. The EgypUans however, reported "ferocious fighting" In the Sinai Desert. .!J'he Soviet Union , lD a threat ol. pos- sible big-power intervention, warned Is- rael ol "grave consequences" for link- ing the "Russian merehanl ship Ilya MecliiiJtOV 'Friday diiring a naval bomb- bardment of the Syrian port of Tartus. ' ~ c.itr· """ ""' , ...... MINING TYC90!'-, GUil TY C. Dominic Shit)lon Shelto1i Found -. Guilty in Atch B<Jy Dog Trial BJ Ji'REDEBICK SCHOEMEllL- . ot ... 01ltJ. PllM Stiff Three Arch Bay mining magnate Dominic Shelton Friday was f o u n d guilty of three violations of the Or- -~ •!foi leaah 1a.. ordl· .,...; linecj. l50 and placed oo three ~ iofarmaJ profJotloo. . Huntington Boy Dies in Crash; Sister Injured , _ ,ne elgbt-Woman. five-man J u r y louad Sbelf<IQ tnnocent of 18 other violaUon.s and was unable to reach a deciskm' on 10 counts. A 15-year~d Huntington Beach youth died Frid8y night of massive: lntemal in- juries received In a tral£1c accident V(hlcb tore apart . a Small foreign car driveo by ·hls sister. l>ouglas S. McClellan, of 16502 Marie· Lane died Jn the emergency room of Pa- cUica Hospital about . an hour after the 9: l~ p.m. accldeni at Main 'and Delawa,re streets. His sister Melody, was h68- piialhed. ' Officers ·said the !-1cClellan ·car was auenlping a len tum from Main ooto Delaware when a car driven by Gary G. Kramer, 11, of &l& Balboa Drive, Seal Beach'. ·collided with it in the intersed.l.on. 'Ihe ·accident is under investJgaUon. No charges have been brought against et~ tiler-party, police said. Breast Cotacer Immediately following the sentencing, Shelton, 53, .turned to the panel and ca11eil tllf right to trtal by jury "the greatest thing any man can be given .. " "Without thls right, shame would be ashamed to sit oo the brow of justice," Shelton, himself a citizen ol Panama, told the jurors. Shelton had been charged with 31 v~ationa of the county ordinaoce1 re- quiring dogs to be on a )edb. Tile· char1a-grew • fn>m aome nelihbon' -u.!action wifb Shelton's morning· pracUcie ol going to 'the beach and allowing bis dogs to tag along while be ?an three mllea1 His dogs are a boxer nanied Jab- benrodt (Jabber for short) lllld ·1 (See LEASH LAW, Pqc I) * * * TopGOPs In County Like Pick Orange County Republican leaders Fri· day night gave enthuaiastic sup- port to President Nli:oo•s nomination of Gerald Ford ., vice president Words of. praise for the President's decision came fn>m state Sen. Dennis Carpenter (R-Newport Beach), Assem- blyman Robert Badham (R·Newport Be4d1), .Dr.• Amold o. lleckmalt, - ident of the prestigiou! Lincoln Club, and VIM Andrewt, Orange County daaiJ'.. man of thO O>mmtt,.. to .l!Mle<t the Pre&idenl "'.ll!e Pretident picked a man of tremeOOoua capability/' corrimellted Sen. Carpenter from bis Newport Beach borne. "I'm sure he will re.. ceive. a fast and comfortable confirma- tion from both houses of Congress.,. Carpenter joined millions of Ameri- cans In watching the nomination on nationwide television. "I becamo acqUlinted with Gerry Ford on the Republican National Com- mittee. He is a, man of great sincer- ity," said C.arpenter. Assemblyman Badbam also ed in Newport Beach,' said Ni%on'1 selection was a "iood choice," par- ticularly because Ford does not a~ pear to be seeking the t976 presidential nomination. , "I was surprised when Ford's name was announced, but in· retrospect, the decision -not without good, logical consideratk>n by the President," the assemblyman added. Dr. Beckman said he was not p:ar- ticularly surprised by Ford's nomina- tion, since "Gerry Ford's name bas been at the top au along." "I think it's an ex~llent·cboice. He is an ·outstanding man. His rta>rd of 25 years in C.OOgre~ demonstrates the !IOrl of level-headed, aoond, capa- ble thinking we need," said Beckman. Lagwia Beach resident Andrews said the nominaUon reflected "a sincere attempt oo the part of the Pre&ldent to select a man Jfbo would best ming together all aegmenta of the poliUcal arena in the Unil<d Staie.I. "I've known Gerry Ford for many years . • . we've been good friends . . . It's been a pleaunt and wonder- ful relaUOll.ship," said Andrews. "Tbl.s decision, without e1eeption, is (See REACJ'ION, Pqe I) Test Results Years Away By JOHN ZALi.Ell press conference in Newport Beach Df "'• DMIY ~•IM 11.tr where the state division of the Ame.r- Medlcal exptrts wiU have hard scl-lean Cancer SOclety held I~ annual entific data to settle the raging coo-eopveriUoo 11lursday . and Friday. troveray over how to1:tteat breast can-, "·~ cmtroven1y in\lel\!es how much cer -but J>Ot fbr al least lour moi:e ~· ~ :::J , , ,Olli., ·~~ 1~i ~~1'11i-~ iJ;.:·~ ~~i~~~~, -;-111 ,\tilJi! man of lhe President's Cancer Panel Some physicians insist oo. radical couJa offer this week aboot the dis-mas_(j>Ctomy -.ftm6val of \'lrtualljl _all ease that is one or the most deadly breast tissue , eved under the armpits. tillers of women. 1bey oontend that anything less than "We have a vc.ry Mood study under full rtrboval expotes a woman to need- way,'' said Beril)o C. Schmidt, who wa1 less rtsk. named to head the pnncl tW() years Ottter physlclnns argue that care- ago by J?re.iildcnt Nixon, "but now Wf! ful removaJ of just the canceroua tu .. have to wait and aee \\'hat the re-mors can be just u effecUve tr the 1u,... tults are over the long .run." g~ Is performed by a akliled doctor. Schmidt made his remarks In 1 ~' advocates of tlmple or modi· ~·· . • fled mastectom)' also charge that prac-- Utionera ol the radical method .do so only because tt "18hles them to col- ltct larger fees for mijor surgery, , ScluWdl.decliped-to tate aides OD ·tbe 1aaue,. liar he did aclalowledgc that some women are 90 upset by remov-- •I of their breasts that they cannot lead ·normal llws -and may . even commlt- sWcldc. ••we have 10 be concerned about sAvlng lives." be noted, "but It doesn't do us muCh good If we ruin the. chance ol happiness In lile in tho proctss." Schmidt Hid the NatlOMl CIUl(:er ln&U· tute Is currently in tbe midst of a (See CANCER, P11e I) ,TAPP.ED BY NIXl;IN TO ASSUME THE VICE· PRESIDENCY ' House Mfftorlty Lader Gerald Ford of Michi91n Court Orders Nixon To Surrender Tapes WASIUNGTON (UPI) -A Federal Appeals Court has told President Nixon he has no constitutional right to keep his Watergate tapes from a Grand Jury unless he can prove that releasing them maY, harm national security. The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Friday order- ed Nixon to surTender the tapes to Chief U.S. ))istrict Judge John J, Sirica, ruling that only tho courts can deter- mine whether any part of them may be kept secret. "To leave the proper scope and ap- plicaUon of executive privilege to the MIDEAST LEADER IN TODAY's QUIZ Can 11ou identify this important ~fideast Leader? ,~or a clue, turn to the NE'\VS· NAME section of THE QUIZ, ~ar­ ing toda" on Page 9. In THE QUIZ, you'll be asM<t Lo i<kntiftl this news· maker and answer a wide range of "''°' q11est.io?LS. If vou haven't been foUcwiug tllfs poJ> ular CllTTtttt epct1U feature earla week. uive tt a tru today. Tlte Dailt1 PJlot p11blisheR TllE QUIZ eocll week aa a tervice to (JTta 1tude11t1. / l President's sole discretion would repre- sent a mixing, rather than a separa· tion of executive and judicial func- tions ... " The court said in an unsigned 41-page opinion. l' "The ronstitution menlions no execu- tive privileges, much less any absolute erecutive privileges." Nixon's insistence that his political mandate and the constitution give him an absolute right to keep anything he chooses ~et, the court said. "are invitations lo refashion the constitution, and we reject them." Anticipating a certain While House ap- peal to the Supren1e Court, the court stayed its order dire<.ilng Nixon to sur- rende r the tapes for five days. Weird Accident Kills Grove Tot A 13-month old Garden Grove girl died Friday night after she reportedly fell into some bedrooin curtain cords and strangled. The ~ange County Coroners Office refused 10'-release any infonnation about the.child's death. An autopsy to de1cr1n inc the exact cause of dca1h is pending:. • The child. Aimee Villanueva. apparC'nl· ly had hct•n playlnt:1 in th~ rt~idcncc hcrl· room \\•hen 1hc incident occured !it nbout 5 p.m. Her father, Robert Villanueva, 1~ a ph.vsician at lh e Veterans Administration H06pital -In tong Bench, repcrtc<f the Grana• County Sherilrs department. . t Dlme·a·Llne Barg ains TODAY ! TEN CENTS • 01ce Denies l976 Presidential Aspirations By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UPI) -In a poli- lical masterstroke, President Nixon chose House Republican leader Ger- ald R. Ford or f.1ichigan as viei! president Friday night to cheers from Congress. Ford promptly aMoun<:ed he wasn't interested in the presiden- cy in 1976. Declaring it was "Wme for a new beginning for America." Nixon told a glittering assembly of dignitaries ln the White House East Room he se- lected Ford because "we n e e d strong, effective leadership" to keep world peace and halt inflalion. Conspicuously absent from the 13- minute, nationally televised ceremony, wiprecedented in American history, \Vas Spiro T. Agnew, who resignttl two days ago' in disgrace. The White House refused to say whether he was invited. Nixon made his decision. another surprise in a year of surprises, at dawn at Camp David, ~1d.. but kept it such a secret lhat F o rd himself did not know ror sure until he re- ceived a telephone call from the president-at his-suburban-Alexandria. Va. home at 4:30 p.m. PIJT -only JO minutes before Nixon broke t h e natk>n's suspense in a nationwide broadcast. "l am deeply honored and I'm ex- tremely grateful and terribly hu~ ble " said Ford, 60, a former star tooihall player at the University of Michigan, a ~year veteran of th~ House of Representatives and llS Re-- publican leader since early 1965. Ford emerged from a post-announce- ment White House reception, smiling and drenched with sweat. and spoke to the reporters scrambling for com- ment about the 1976 elections. "l have no intentions of running for president or vice president," said Ford, adding that he told Nixon the same thing earlier in the evening. Nixon's decisi(ln was greeted by overwhelming and enthusiastic approv- al from members of the House and Senate, which under the 25th Amend- ment must confirm Ford by a ma· jorily ,·ote of both chambers before he can take otfice. ~lost legislators predicted easy ap- proval for Ford. who is widely pop- u1ar among colleagues and has given (See FORD, Page t) C:onst \1'ealher \Veekend y,·eathcr promises to be pleasant with coastal highs in the 10\V 70s and inland temperatur~-· to the mid-OOs. Patchy night and morning IO\v clouds will visit alon p; the coast. Night lows will drop to 47 degrees. · ' " INSIDE TODAY Om11ge Countt1 buUders cu1d residents are fipd!ng the toilet sliorlage n serious matter, alt tJ1f' ln u(Jll tcr a.ti~. See story, l'CllJC 4. A\k Alttly t Cl'IMrt~ N~'" 111-11 Chn1lllell t,... C1'"lll :M Cemtt1.,.I P191 I Cl'Ml-tf M O.tlll N1llc11 11 2 DAILY PILOT Saturday, October ll , lq73 "\.. ~Gerald Fo·rd: Hawla Ht 11 a firm conservative in ns- caJ rnatters and was a lcadin~ Vietnam hawk. lie unwaveringly support.!! Presi· dent Nixon's policies. Dul he niaintalns good relatJona with the moderutc Wl<l llb-- ' WASHINGTON (AP) -\Vhen Pr..,,U· , dent NI.Ion Invited Speaker Carl Albert, 1 the chief ll~se Democrat, to suggl!'sl a vice presideolla1 nominee, Albert replled there wu one Conare.5:5 would be 5ure to cooflrm : Rep. <fer11itd lt. Ford . Albert's good word for tbe m8J1 who as .Houae mlnority leader ts offtci11.lly bls1 ~ chief antagonist, &ays ]nuch about the • ·House. Jt says more about 1he tall ( NEJrS ANALYSIS J blonde, plpe-1moking fonner £ootbali ernl Republicans , and \\'Ork:; lo keep clayer from MichJgan who routinely de· commun1callons open between the ~·ings vera a nearly IOlid bloc of RepubUcan of . the party. votes fo~ Administration proposals. Basically, he watches the votes. llis Ford IS approachable, smlle.s easily pragmatism works, as the recent record a!ld ob.serves a1J the traditional congres-or five presidential vetoes sustained in s1onal courtesies. But he reached his par-the f House shows. ty leadershlp by a series of ~I-planned Al wisecrack attributed to the late moves thlt painfully caught sinlor miih· ~ President Lyndon B. JC)hn.,on was: .I hers unaware. "There ls a nice fellow, but he played •I .~ . ' ' ' .. • : Dt ll'I Pl .. t Sl•ff Pllo18 PRESIDENT NIXON'S CHOICE FOR VICE PRESIDENT 6-rald Ford Ac knowledges Applause After Announcement From Page I FORD ... ' Nixon unswerving support· for his ror- ' e:lgn and domestic policies ln t h e put. "ti Fonner Trea!Ul')' Secretary John B. '! Connally, a °'mocrat -turned -Re- publican whom Nixon has praised lav- r-JShly in the past, told I report- , ers from hls F1oresvUle, Tex. ranch, "I have not received an «rer lll'd I have n o t turned it down -no w Jet's leave it at that" White House Chief of Starr Alexan- der M. Haig Jr., who took the phone £rom Nixon to Inform Ford of hil seleclioo as Agnews' successcr. also was reporled to have discussed the job with Connally earlier in the day. But it was not known from White Hou.se sources whether Connal- ly ever actually received a finn of· fer. -CoMaUy, a leading contender for the GOP nomnlation in 1976, was be- lieved lo have been high on Nixon 's list of vice presidential possibilities but fell victim to strong opposition In Congress because of his well- known political ambitions. Ford, dismissing that source of trouble for his nomination, took the podium aloogslde Nixoo to prom· Jse lo work vo'ith the President to ''make America a uni led America." Nixon 's secret became obvious when the President said his nominee had se rved a quarter-century in t h e House. The _large congressional delegation In !he chandeliered east room leaped t.o its feet In applaUSe and cheers, and Ford turned to accept congratu- lations froin colleagues before Nixon uttered his name. OU.NCH COAST " DAILY PILOT nt. °''"" CM•I OAll'I' PILOT, wtlll """iel'I It ~I'*' 1'M trt"""P•cu . k PllDlltt!M I»' -Or•MN C..,.11 PllDl!flt"°" CClll'tllin'I. '-""' ••'-ldl!lot>1 .... p,tt11i.-. ,,,..., lhftlllO~ ,,..,...,. le• CMl1 M-. H.._, a.-, H""'lllltlOn ltKll/lf-ltlft Voll..,, LIVUM IMCll, 1rv1 ... 1i.-r.tlldl ""' S.n C-'-1 SM J\llft C..l'{tl--. A .mtle ... -, llOflllilw> lo Po111l1tflMI Sllvrflll_' ""' ~'1"1- ni. prlloc""'I "*5111'1111'1 pi.m 11 II .J:" W.SI ··~ Sir"'• C..11 ~. (1lll'Onll1. tHM. ill ob1rt N. W1" PrnlOIM .... "'*'ltl'¥ J•d• a. c .. ,1 • ., Viet PrH -• tM G-••I M-..r Th1..,1t l•t"il ·-Th•<11•• .... "411f,lii"• Mi....-~ .... Ch1rl•• M. Lo11 titlrot .. 'P. Mt11 Auk•1•1 ¥ ........ Ul*1 C.ot• Mto• UI _, .. , ........ ,....,.,.11toe11• nu .....,.........,. Smoldering Fire Causes $2,000 · Damage in Mesa A smoldering couch burned through the noor of an UOOCC\Jpled Co s t a Mesa apartmen t doing an estimated . $2,000 damage Friday night Costa ?\-1esa Fire Department Bat- talion Chief Bob Beauchamp said the couch was ignited by a ciga- rette, eit her carelessly discarded or which fell unnoti ced from nn a s h tray. The fire was spotted by 'the Cos. ta 1'-1esa Police Department helicop- ter and reported. Chief Beauchamp said the couch smoldered for about two hburs and literally burned a "couch size hole" through the floor of the apartment into the basement area. Residents of the apartment were n o t home, and identity was not JX>Sitively established. 'Ragthne' Takes First Cup Race Fron1 'Passage' By AL1\tON l.OCKABEV D1ll'I PUor ao.11n1 lldllw Ragti me beat Wind~'ard Passage by 45 seconds in !he first race of the Cali- fornia Cup match race series Friday, but the victory proved litt le other than that the yachting crc\v who makes the least mistakes wins a yacht race. Both crews were guilty or s ome sloppy sail handling at times. 'lfilh Ragtin1e's greater poi nting abil- ity in the lig ht air she heal Paslifge to the firs t windward mark by 2 ·minut es and 40 seconds. It \\'BS the first of a best hvo ou t of three series and is billed as a "re- match" after the 62-foo l llagtime beat the 73-(ool Pas.sage to the finish line by 4 ~ minutes in the recen t 2.2ZS-mile Los Angeles to ltonolul u Transpac race. It was obvious to observers in Fri· d:iy's race Iha! P3ssagc could oulfoot Jlugli me -even in the light going- but could not. JX1lnt \\'Ith her until lhc \\'ind whistled up to 12 knots or more. In the max imum 12-knot breez:e Rag· lime herled 1nuch farther than PaMaJ;"(c. cvtn with her JO-man crew riding the weather rail . The second r.cc srurts at I p.m. to· day orr l\·1arina de! Rey. The CYC race committee ha.s hlid out t\\1l courses-a IS.miler for llghl airs and a 20-miltr for L""1M l•<dl m .. _ - Hllllf1"fl9"!0l ff'Ot ll'ln .... ~ ... ~ 0-fNflN: a-1 ..... rJ """'""" ,.,.,._ ,.,,., MJ.olm -stronger breezes. CJ 1 tr~ UAAIC 1 I '°"71 ·-c....,. ............ "~ ... •t'J..U. ,,_ • .,.o • .-..~ ... --.... ,,,. "°"'•'• lt•I '>""-,_ ........... ~., No .. ~. _..., -- ...... i.H -" ........... -.. -_, ... -~......,~-"''"*' .. ~ _.,,. ~ c1 .... ..-i--.. c.-. -· Ctflfpflit. ............... _. ..,..._ •M ~, ... •1•-· ...., -.i11W!w.it .,,., _....., , ~lnrdcr llap Reduced SA.KEJisf'tEIJ) ~UP fl -~lurdcr dt.argH against a man accusl'd ol the Aug. 16 shooting dt!ath o( a l.;1111cd Fann Workers of AnlCrica tn<'nllkr \¥ere reduced Thursday 10 man~IBURhter. Kem County Superior cow; Judge r It Uor ton agrted lo rt'(iuce the <'harges agui11s t I.arm worker Bayani Advincul:1. 20. loo much .f~baU without a helmet." If Johnson· really said that, he mis- judged the one-Ume center and most val· uable player on tbe University or Mlch- lsan's championship foolbaU teams in the 1920s. Friend a n d f o e alike recofP\lz.e 1'"orct 's cool political intelligence. 1''ord go t an unerpect.ed oompli· ment ·when Republlcan House mcm· l>ers caucused on the. vice presiden- tial replacement. Rep. Peter A. : Pey- ser of New York. promoting .t he cause d Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and realizing 1he strong sentiment for Ford. argued that the minority leader should not be moved to the vice presidency because his: fellow Republicans need him too badly in the House . Born In Omaha, Neb., Ju 1 y 14, Fo rd Admits Campaign Fund Error WASHINGTON (AP) -Two yea rs aJlo, Hou.se Republican U!ader Ger- ald R. Ford, President Nixon's vice ~dentJal choice, admit!ed he fai l- ed to report $11 ,500 In contributions jn the 1970 election campe ign. But Ford said he complied with the law in his handling of the 'do- nations f r o m stoc kbrokers, an o 11 man, bankers and a union group. A spokesman for Ford said 1 a t e Friday night that the matter _ w a .s not. pursued further by any mvesti- gative body. At the time, Ford said In an il1- terview with The Auoclated Prtss that, acting as hls. own camPtlgn manager, he turned over the ~Y to t he Republican Congressaoa· al Campaign Committee. The $11 ,500 in Ford campaign con- tributions were turned over to the congressional GOP ca~ c o m · mittee In a lo.day period just be- fore and after the Nov. S election. At the same tfme, ttJe commlttee p.unped $12,233 back ID Ford's dis- Uict ID pey post-eledloo debts. Ford said the practice was legal. H"e said he turned the money over to t h e party headquarters becau.se his own campajgn committee reach- ed its spending limit under s tat e law. Although the money flowed through Ford's hands, the two-step process avoided the aecesslty of publicly dis· closing names of the lodivid~ and the special interest groups which do- n•ted lhe mooey. _J !nie Corrupt PJ;,ctice.s A'=', the law governing ca'mp6.lgn fini nciilg at the time, required full public dllclo~ of all campaign contrlbutton.s rtceived with a candidate's knowledie or con· sent. "l would say, under my interprets· tlon of the law as it has be.en Inter· weted over the years, that my· action was within the law." Ford aald in the February 1971 interview. He did not elaborate. Ford said in the lntervlew he ·per· sonally handled the checks which were turned over to the congressionaj. cam· paign committee after reachJng tbe...tJ.!!,- 5CIO limit set by Michigan law. Jn filing· an accounUng with the House of Representatives of the first $10,500 do- nated to the "Ford Ftlr Congress Com- mittee," Ford certified that was all the money and donations he received. Two Democratic senators said Friday in Los Angeles that Ford's income tax retums should be inspected by the Sen- ate before he Is confirmed as vice pres- ident. Sen. Walter '-fondale CD-Minn.) told news1nen the Senate "must thorough- ly review the nominee's background, his financial record. his tax returns , and his bLL~incss dealings to determine whether anv problems exist.'' ~·londale added. "I have no reason to be.Ji eve they do." Sen. Llovd r.t. Betsen, (D-'tex.) said, "I \\'ould Say that after the last exper· ience ~·ith Mr. Agnew that the tax re- turns would be one or the things request- ed, certalnly." ·ti F r o m Page 1 REACTIO N . • • the best thing for the Amerlcan sys- tem at this time," Andrews conc luded. Gov. Ronald Reagan, Jnenlioned as one or lhe possi~le choices for the job said: "l think this \\1ill est.abllsh a liai- son w i t h t h e Congress. As the President has JX>intcd out he has • • . an executive branch that's WKler one pa rt y and a Congress under the other Rnd that's caused sonic problems." Reagan told news1nen at his home Jn P11cirlc Palisades he never really CQnsidcrcd hin1self a contender f o r the nomination because he had "a hunch" someone else would be tap. ped. But Reagan said Ford was not hi3 hunch. A s k ed whether he wo uld run a1alns t F o r d in GOP preslden· tial prtmartcs In 1976, should t h e occasion ari se, Jleagon replied; "This 1 lhink is rpcculatlon. That's far 100 premature. Nobody knows wbat's going to happen in 1976." Another man menliontd as a pos- sible suctt.SSOr to Asnew, Ro bert Finch. 8Rid he look himse lf out of the running at the outset and look· td to Forrl as one of lhree m t n he would ha ve n11mcd. l • . 1911, but reared •• In Orand Rapids, Mich., F or d came to Coflgre!3 tn HM8 tl'om a background that in· eluded the University of Mlchlgan, Vele Law School, the Navy -nine battle stars -and private law practice. chalnlwl " the Howie R'l>\lbllcan the """"· with qulci: l<iephohe AC• Confereooe. ... o u 1 t Ing the veterin cess to Nixon' when Jt II ne,eded. Charles B. Ji.e.en. Two years later, Televlston and rrequent speaking a bigger, beauUfWly planned mo v e toura IY.Jve made bim one U h i s achieved total aurp'be • aod sv,1ept party's most vialble protalOOlsb. He F or d to t h e party leodOnhlp In "._. ..,. <( the -looal perty place of Charles A. lialleck l r om that viailed the People' a RepubUc ti 'Ille 1948 primary was the teat ln his heavily Republican district, and Ford, offering fresh young b I o o d. 1,,ID.Seated a Jong-Ume _incumbent. He haa bad little trouble in subsequent re-electJoo campaigns. Indiana. Chkla tn the, llUD'Ul'IU of 1m. Working with, a.moni others, t b e ford, h i s Wife and tbe:lr four then Rep-Melvin Laird oC Wisoon· chlldren -all oow YOlDlg adults - sin, IFord developed a strateJD' t>I Jive a solid mJddle-cla.s.s Hfe In sut>- altematlves to Johnsoo'a dcfnesUc urban Alexandria, Va. Ford uses a policies that heightened the Jnfluence baci: yanl pool dally In ,..,.. and Party loyalty and quiet work mov~ ed Ford smoothly up to the coogres- sional .ladder, to an early appotnt- ment to the cove,ted AWropriations Committee. of the outnumbered Repu.bllcans. takes occasional ski trips with his Ford's leadership of the Republl-family. Ford serves as wher at a cans, still a minority in the .Hoose, 'nearby Epl~ church now a n d ended a new ·phase when Nb:on, a then. In 1963, . yowig RepublicaM stagtd a small coup and' lnstalled Ferd as loog-Ume political friend, ·be cam e He "Ila!" vial tors ID his Capitol president in 1969. Ford 15 !ho re-111111< with lnsW>t photographs, cook· cognized preoldenllal ~ In boob and other congessional !OUVenln. Gerald F 01·d No Stranger · . To Orange Coast GOP Bv JOHN ZALLER Of lllt D•ll'f Pl191 Sltff The man nominated Friday night to be the 40th vice president of the United States was on the Orange Coast a few months ago. It was late April when Congress was on a 11hort recess. And rather than relax at home, Gerald Ford came to -Newport Beach to get oh the political stump on behaif·of the Grand Old Pnty. "A great president like Richard Nlxoo," he told 300 Republi· cans gathered at the Balboa Bay Club, "deserves a Re- publican House of Representatives in the last two of his eight years in office. And I sincerely believe we can do Jt in 1974." IT WAS A FIGHTING speech, interrupted fr& quently by applause. And it was loaded with prai$!J of Nixon when WaterRate was making it unpopular to be the President's man. ' 0 The superb overall recOrd of President Nixon u.1.L1ta wlll not be tarnished (by Watergate)," he insisted. That was four days before H. R Haldeman, John Ehrlichrnanr John Dean and Richard Kleindienst resigned from the Nixon adrnlnis· tratiotr. And it was four months before there was any hint that Vice President Spiro Agnew had been involved in wrongdoings. When Ford was here, he expressed e.very confidence that the Republican administration would be cleared of serious crimes. IF TH!RE WAS ANYTHING surprising about him, it was that he had been a standout football player at Michigan. Ford seemed too refined. too modest. to have been a Rreat offensive lineman in the violent world of football. - Before his public dipner speech, he called a news conference with the three reporters who had come to lliten to him. At a Ume when Watergate srecitlation in uie press was rising to a crescendo, Ford wanted to ge some headlines favorable to the President. The press conference went as planned. Ford carefully, syste-· matically outlined the c.ase for the President. The President hadn't known about Watergate, the number af Nixon admlnistratioI\ officials involved was smalf, the President should not be blamed for the over- zealousness of "the troops." "Either from inexperience or naivete a small handful of In• dividuals made a gross error," he said. THE THING FORD WAS most insistent about was that Water· gate was being blown out of proportion by everyone -espepally by the press. It was a case of liberal reporters going after a Republican president. ! · . · Ford came here to praise the President and to insist that the -Republican administration would emerge unscathed from sca1dal. It seems iron1c that he is in line to become vice president because he was wrong. f From Page 1 CANCER ... ... study of l,600 women at 30 hoslitals, half of whom have had radical mas- tectomy and haJC of whom had a mod- Jricd surgery. The ope1"ailons were completed on e year ago, and now scien!i11!3 are in the waiting period to see how efiectlve they were. "There are a lot of pebpie who think they know the answer and who'll swear by one approach or another, but they can't know because until this study is done, there won't be any re- Uable statistics," Schmidt said. Result.s Of the study should be fa ir- ly conclusive by 1977, Schmidt said. • Despite Schmidt's proclalrned neutral- ity on the dispute, he did make scv- ~ral ... remarks ..... indicattng that simple or modified surgery may become in· creasingly common in the years ahead. "'allf Pliet St•H ,....,. AN SWERS BY 19n Cancer Ch1lrm1n Schmldf Ag~ew Absent; Plans A.ddr'es s On TV Monda y WASHINGTON (UPI) -Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew was con- spicuously absent from .Friday night's White House gathering where President Nllon named Houite Republican LeJder Gerald R. Ford u Ajnew's succeuor. A spokesman said Agnew was ~­ JUmably watching the eveni on tele- vision from hi• suburban. Maryland home after havlng asked two broadcast netwurks for time to rn.$ke a speech of his own on Monday night. NBC aaJd it would give Agnew tele- visk>n time at 4:30 p.m. PDT Monday and CBS said Agnew would be on lb ra-' dlo nelWork at 8 p.m. Anc was not cop.. tacted Friday . Agnew's Press Secretary J. Marsh Thomson said he had not seen the for- mer vice president all day Friaay. Tbornaon said NiJ:on's choice of Ford was "fine, just fine," but emphasized he was speaking only for himself. ~ ...... WEATHER Sl.lf\ll'f llcltt •nd Cll'lllnlNld -Pfll WMl!Mf" _.. fofK41•1 "" !Niii of Slllftlem Ctlffornl• Wflll Pf• dlcllllf llltht tod•Y _, 15 In Lot Ar1;91M, 7Q •1 I~ bMtM1 1M l'Plld 7l>s t" Ille mount•l"'· Polclly fow cl0Ud1 tM loO n"t lh-e eotll ••IV. JooHy wltl 11v1 wty to 11111tlll11t, flle -IMrm.~ u•. A 111911 of 7t t nd low Of li -· ,_,_. Jn lot Moelft l"rld•f· P0<tlon1 OI Ille ~Id-I 6ug OUI ftQfll 11 .. P -Frld1y In Ille -k• of in. tt"t l'l'llllor llM.,...lonn ot IM-'°"· Up le 7 llKll" 11:Cllmlolltttd Mir ic.trd!t, S.D., 1nd ' I lncl\ts fell ti Ltmmlfl, S.O. • TM 'wintry 11111 tno"lld fl'-Ille trt0<lh c1n1r•I PJ1illt lnlo Clnlfl•• llld lfruck tllo In IC1n1•1, Color.do Wiii Nortri Dlkott Tllurtd•w nl;hl. ' ' F,,...P .. el LEASH LAW. • • s.heepdo1 named Ozymandias (general· ly csUed Ozrle.) "I think the Jury's decision is a clear victory for us," declared Wil- liam Sheftle:ldi Shelton's attorney. Shelton was convicted on counts: 1, 8 and 19. Count I was based on a photograph showing Shelton's dog on the beach off leash. The other two con- victions stemmed from confrontations with Orango County Animal Control Departm"1t om..rs ID January a n d April, 1972. The April lncident occurred w h e n five o(fictrs de&eended on the beach at the private affluent enclave short- ly after 5 a.m. and cited Shelton for ru~ hls dogs without a leash. Attorney Sbollield said the jury's decision upheld his contention t h a t Shelton may continue to run hls dogs OR the private beach as long as the dogs are under some form of re- straint. Restraint, added Sheffield, does oot nec~sarlly mean a leash. Contacted at home Ftklay evening, Shelton reiterat- ed his earlier O'.lmmenb to the: jury and went on to praiJe Sbeffleld as the "finest reprtaentation of wbat a lawyer should be in the Ameri- can syrtem of JusUce." Th<! nambuo)'lnt Shelton 111.. had some praise or Judge Blair BameUe who presided over the six day kmg trial In South Cdunty Municipal Court. "Judie Barnette Is an example of a fine YoWll judicial representative of the people. It'a a good thing "e have auch men tor the maintenance <( justice In Orange County." Both Sbeflleld and Shelioo ~aid they'll cons1der the jury's declslob a little b I t more before deciding whether ID appeal the three <OQvi<:- tions lo Superior Court. "We are getting be\ter and better follow up treatments for breast cah- cer, '' Schmidt explained. "So if '"e do perform a modified operation and don't get every bit of the cancer, we can have IO[J}e coolidence that rllrther treatment "WUl keep It from coming back again on a massive scale.'' Schmidt also '6ald researchers are \\·orking on methods o{ treatment that may some day make surgery for breast cancer unnecessary. But he cau- tioned that thl1 work is still far from com plete. Want to Bet? "''MM!re are no instant !lOlutlons," lie .stressed. Brush Fires Halted w111mER IUPH -A total or 50 acres were bl1ckened by separate brush flrts ntar Rkl Hondo COlh~ge and in Tu- junga Thul'tday. Som. 41 acres of hilly country nortbtalt of the college were charred be!ore 10 fire unlls and twu \1-'llftr-dropping hcllcoptera contained the bltu:c. Badliarn Drops In on Dog Tri.al TrJals always 1ttract a few eotat watcbera -and nobody pa.ya· much at.-tenlion to them. · Thal ls, unUI the court WliclJer 11 Asoemblyman Robert Badham (11-Ne• port Beach). Badham last ,..,k dropped In oo the Three Alth Bay leash law trial. The auemblyman watched the proceedl.,. qaln1t Domtnic Shelton about an hour, then drew • card from hlr;>ockel and wrote a few w.ordJ down. Dep. Dist. Ally. Dan Kelly WAI J\ISI Onlshln1 !Wt llnll argument 11 Bad· ham handed lhe card to a reporter wtth 1 smUt. "S ID % odds. Not IUllty. Alter one haU to lwo bours." Jbe lawmaker wrote, and left. The reporter dldn'l take the bet. He sbould have. The jury deliberated about six hours. r • • '-•. DlllY '"'"' f'llot• .., Jlllll ltller Sinking 111 Pacific Telephone has finished laying a new four·inch trunk cable be- neath two feet of mud in Upper Newport Bay. The telephone com· pany held up the project for nearly two months while waterfowl finished their annual nesting. New trunk will connect company's Cor- ona del Mar and Costa Mesa offices. It is needed to serve new custo- mers on the east side of the bay, telephone company officials said. . " ' 3 CoUnty Fh·ms Make Park Grant Avto Community De velope rs and t\\'O other major construction firms doing busl.Qes.s In Laguna Niguel Friday an· nounced a new commitment of 40 acres or park land in the South Const co1nmu· nlly. Spok'esmen for the three firms said the park.sit~·aJoog Crown \'alley Pa rku·ay and Niguel Road would become a cenlrnl multipurpose recreation area serving the entire community. The donation "'as made in lieu of funds requi red by county codes. Spokes- men said the current preference by coun- ty officials is land donation rather than funds for future parks purchase and de- velopment. The site, much of it initially earmark- 00 as a donation to the Capistrano l.1ni- fied School District for use as a junior high school, later v.'as deemed unsuitable for school construction. It w11s ihen that officials decided I:> donate it for parks purposes. Besides Avco, which donated the largest share Gf the parcel. the other developers are Leadership !lousing Sys- tems 3nd Development 1.1ail.agement As- sociates, Inc. The two projects \\'h.ich are currently proposed by the Leadership and D~1A association are condominiums. Leadership plan! to build IOI u~its and D~tA expects to romplete 68 units. Final acceotance of the donation '.''ill rome later in the vear. spokesmen for the joint effort said. Other future p1ans will include formal anflouncemenls of the develoPment to take place on the park- some of it reportedly being proposed by the donors. Return Fro1n War Zone Calvary Chapel Holy Land Tour to Arrive Monday A Holy Land tour ·party sponsored by Calvary Chapel is due ba ck on the Orange Coast about midnight Monday , after making their exodus from lhe l\fideast war zone on the 1aM plane from Tel Aviv. The SS.member group led by the Rev. Chuck Smlth is enjoying its next -to -last day in Rome to- day, before catching a plane for: Los Angeles Intern:aUonal Airport at. 11 a.m. Monday, Italy time. Calvary Chapel spokesmen ha v e' • said all week that the travel- ers caught in Jerusalem w h en re- newed fighting broke out . last week- end were never In any real danger. 'Ibey reached· Tel Aviv by a bus -after a manpower delay - and were able to book seats on the final flight befote the airport literally closed to civilian aircraft traffic. Most drivers employed in the Is- raeli transit system are Egyptian, •therefore they stopped working when war erupted. Disruption of the Calvary Chapel tour patty's schedule led them to drop ph\ns to ' spend a day or two in Athens , Greece to go di- rectly to Rome on the last leg of the journey. "They're having a wonderful time there," said a church spokesman. ~.S. Admit~ to Paying Expenses on Nixon Estate \V,4.SHINGTON' IAP) -The govern- ment confinned Friday n paid M.404 for two surveys ordered for President Nixon's San Clemente home by his lawyer, Herbert Kalmbach d. New- port Beach before the purchase was closed. An official also acknowledged the goveritment paid $$11 ,800 for a heating system for the home to a contrac- tor. the President's architect had rec- omttiended to install It privately. J<i!n F. Galuardi, deputy commis- sioner ol the G(neral Service! Ad- ministration's Public BuUdings Service, told: a House subcommittee t he expen~tures were requited for the Prtsldent's safety. Galuardi Said the GSA used t h e surveys to det.ennine what secur· lty installaUons and work were re- quired at San Clemente. He said the San Oemente's · Fire Department Has Open House San Cleniente's fire department wlll play host to the pubJlc today Jn the annual open house n1arklng Fire Preven- tion Week, and lhl5 lime arouad, guest! wlll see some clW!aea. · The new modular substation along Gamino de los ~1ares wlll OJ)en to the general public for the first time. Other addJtloos to tbe observance this year Is the. city's new ambulance, describ- ed by officials as · Uae most modern available In the indu!lry. The additk>n ol :that untt brll)gs to two the number ol ambulances operatt!d for emergency calls by the city. Doors .will open tU 10 a.m. at both the north substalion and fire headquarters. The st.aN will be on hand to deacribe the department's runclloru ahd dlrplay equipm ent. The new substRllon 11 located on a k::ascd site near the San Dlea:o Gas and Electric Compan.y'1 utlUty malntenanoe yer<I. beating system was installed lo pre- vent a fire hazard. 'ibere was a fire in the upstairs study of the Nixon estate Jn Novem- ber trro. It was detected by smoke sensors and the President went out- side into the patio in his bathrobe . wttµe the fire was containt'd. Dam- age was estimated at about $15,000. Chainnan Jack Brooks. D-Tex., of the House government activities sub- committee callt'd the action "a rath- er lax way of picking up the tab ror things ordered by other people." "There was really no reason for ;"OU to pick up the tab," Brooks said. "Mr. Ka1mbach did not want to pay it and_ \ater ycu paid It. That's what the facts are." Galuardi said the GSA would have had to pay as much for independent surveys. In an 9bvious reference to t he White House, Brooks asked Galuardi U someone else had suggested that the government pay for the surveys. 2 Professors Seek Electio1i UC Irvine professors from Laguna Beach and Newport Beach are seek- ing election to the chairmanship of the Irvbie Division of the UC Aca- demic Senate. Last year's chairman Ale.xei ~111ra­ dudin of 921 Alder Place, New)ill)rt B e a c h, cootinues Rs professor of Physics at UCI. However. he has assumed new rtsponsibllltle5 in t h e university·wtde faculty organization. A mall banot will decide which of the two succeed him. Candidates are: Drema profeS!Or Robert S. Cohen of 211 Nyes Place. Laguna Beach, and biological chemistry dep3rtment chairman K I v I e Moldeve of 1973 Port NelSOtl P1aoc, Newport Beach. Ca1vary Chapel officials chose to Iden tify those on the trip, coofinned that most are from Orange Coast area. A n u m be r of tourists remain stranded in Israel or simply d o n 't worry about being in the War wne, especially w h e n the host country claims It's on the winning side. So m e 3,000 visitors stranded in Egypt, however, including 400 An1eri- cans, are still stuck as western dip- lomats studied ways to get them safetly out and home. Egyptian officials who 1nobillzed the Cairo airport for military u s e on I y suggested a 36 -hour, 700- mile bus trip to Benghazi, Libya f o r t h e westerners, including 100 Britons. "Son1e of them are elderly and we cannot take the risk of having them held up at the border," said one Brilish official in explaining his oountry's refusal of the olfer. Diplomats suggested s o m e among the group could be taken to Alex- andria, 140 miles north, to board a Greek and an Italian boat v.'hich are both in port. Egyptian leaders refuse to allow eithe r ship to sail, oo~'ever' because Alexandria is within the '.''ar zone limits. "There is very little we can do." said A. W. Routherford, one of a 34-member group stranded when the Mideast nations began battling again . Ironically, those 34. all belong to the Chicago Council on Foreign Re- laUons. YMCA Offering Indian Programs Y·lndian programs are an opportun ity for pArents to get involved with their .piildren, say officials at the Saddlcback Valley Y~1CA: The Y at 23131 Orange Ave., in El Toro is ·inviting any interested Saddlcback Valley families to join the Indian Guides, for fathers and sOns; Indian fl.faidens for mothers and daughters or Indian Princesses for fathers and daughters. Children should be from 6 to 9 years old. About l.200 parents a,nd children are CUI· rently In the programs. Meetings are scbeduJed !\vice a month in the homes of members. For more in- formation, contact Steve Young at the Y, BJ0.6922. 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Oc\obtt ll, 1913 Toilet ShO.:tage No LaUghing Matter I ( ,' By CANDACB PIWl!ON problema" fllldlnf enouah tolleu to But the homeoWlltr wanting to add a plumblni pennlt Oil the 1 econ d to be flttd up to the MCaWl' ot tM 011" , ...... .,. ccmplete lbe first thrte tracts ot the eecoad bathroom. tbe new resldent bathroom. tem.puaturea. ' Plumbers call lt a "water-ctotet Castille borDel, be uld, and ended up movtng lnto 1 "'-o-batbroom hOUle with A CAP IS PUT OVER the toilet pipe 1be h;ittd!q boam, the ,wJllinpw ol erlals." Developers call It "serious" and poylng premium, ret.U prtca. Oilll:-Mt toile~ tht plumber trying to and "when the to1lel beco-8'ailable. EuWn .,.mu to P'1 bla!>or. prl..,, 1n other cues, be added, even offerina milt • livinf, the bullder attemptlng to they call ua and we have to go hick and the popularity ol "'°"' bat&roonit and 1oY It's cauoed major COllJtru<tlon delayo to .• f:Y top ~··-_ triple tlme ol finlah a projed -they're often out of the llnlll1 number ol manulacturen In som ,. ... -q '-· inspect "'bat wasn't the.re when it ~the In ~ •-n~t In ... w t e areas. who esale costs -didn't help. 'Mle toilets n.ick. fi -•·• f ed trt:&Je wm u.; "" 1.1 111 et · The project) was in!.,.~ of , " expla A GREATER . PROBLEM !J tbe shortage of fuel needed to keep the ltllns, which teach temperaturu of 2,250 degrees, rurutlng durlnJ the painstaking. t~d-a-half 'Week ~ process or y're not luuahlng, although to some just weren't there to be had. "BUD..DERS CAN STllL find healthy County Building Inspector \Vi 11 i am people, 8 Wllet shortage &cemS fUMj'. •'WHEREVER YOU CAN FIND a supplie11 of plastic toilet. seats," said Bill Eckles. The 11\lcst in a long serlca of consumer toilet," he ~aid simply. "you find that Branocn of American Standard, tbe A number of tracts in Laguna Nl·guel dlfficulUu -the . 1ow supply o1. new toilet." largest manufacturer of toilets, ''but you and P.11ssion Viejo have been competed lollets -Is closely related to shortages can't f d th. + ....... lhem t pol th! he ·d • of fuel, raw materials and skilled labor. According to a few Oi.·ange C.ounty n any mg "f ...--on ° • s way, sa1 . developers, the problem is so intense, except a hole in the lround., and the health 'Ille procedure is only three months ••IT'S A WILD ONE," admltted a there is a black market in toilets. authorities don't aUow that anymore." old, but Eckles said "undoubtedly it (the -sentaUve for ... 'UiSloo v·1ejo "W 'I tis! the I Branom, quoted iD •plumbing industry problem) was coming at m prior to • "r·.. w~ " e can even sa Y usua magazine called "Reeves Journal," that" Company, whose earnest dl1CU sslon of demands," sa.ld Sid Burton at The Earl'1, predicted that "water closet rationing" the problem was punctuated b y a Costa lift.Sa plumbing supply lihop.... may 9000 be a reality. oc:casional giggles. Durkee Pipe and Supply shop in C.Osta 'lbe Orange County Building and Safety Describina it as one ol "the many, Aiesa sells toilets "when we have them. Departn'ltnt has devised a new procedw-e many probfems one has lo face when wben \l'e can find th&11," said an to approve inspecUons of homes minU! a buJldlng tx>uae.s," the ~tission Vie lo Co. employe. toilet. official said the shortage ls all the v.'Ol'se One difficulty in getting people to tali:e The new owner iJ a11owed to movt into because it is industr)!\vide. suet. a shortage Slrlously is that mosl of the tv.'<>-betbroom, one-toilet house , but The cunpany had tome "scl'OWliing lhem have all the toilets they need. tbe developer has'° take out a separate ~~-'--"-~-'-'-~__.::..;::_:__:._=-._c_:c..=.:.c:c=-c:::.-.:_~~~~'---' DEVELOPERS SAY the shortage has been slowly bulldlng up for almost a year. A strike against American standard from June I to Aug. 7 is believed a major cause ci the deficit. Even lbough the company's employes have returned to work, it took up to six weeks for the kilns making ~ toilet. , ' 1be raw mate.rials of clay and Vitreous china -used for an enamel becaUJe Jt ls the most sanitary subltance known and won't support bacterial Ille -aa also In short supply. ... American Standant of fie 1 a J s pessiml.!Ucally say the shortage will t8st for five years. Some Orange Coast developers say they're aware ol the problem, but haven't experienced it, Most make certain their suppllen m planning ahead. ~ , Bu< Olle -Rulty Jenk!nl at the LuR CoostNdlon Company In lrVlne -..,.. 11·1 cost lbe Spyglw Hill major d<layl In bulldlng and 1 lot of money. "IT'S COST ' THE COMPANY a fortune," said Jenklnl, eJ]Jlalnlng that the carrying costs on loans are eitended when necessary supplies aren't available. In many instances, tbe developer ctD't pass on the inereases to the oorun.wner, he said, because the home ls al~ady eold. Seven Lusk tracts along·tht Orqe Coast have been alfedtd. Some hid montM of postponements. Jenldns said Lusk olllclals 111 ~ complete their aingle-lamlly ho m e developmenls and hold °'" on t!le IW, multi·famlly wtlls. And when the toilet shortage is 90Jved. be warns, then there's the steel, lumber. copper, plasUc piping and petroleum shortages, all driving up costl. "One," saii:l Jenkins, ''leadl into another.'' Parents Score Victory to Get New Bus Stop Petitions Generated 'Nmae Ctiter Than Scooter·: · Parents In the Huntington Seacllff development exerted pressure on Hun· tington Beach City School District trustees earlier this week, and a new bus Stop for their children Is the result. Alter hearing spokesmen for the parents insist at the Tuesday night meeting that the present bus stop on Golden West Street at Clay-Avenue is unsafe, trustees ordered school officials to look into the matter the following n10m.l.ng. Cha rles Palmer, d e p u t y superin· tendent, met with the parents at the bus stop during the morning. At the meeting, an attempt was made to maneuver bus tWlls on Clay Avenue within the develo~ ment, the location the parents were re- questing. By a(ternoon, the district agreed the bus stop \Vas unsafe -because it is isolated and located jull after a steep In- cline -and approved the change. The new stop, which services 41 children, will be on Clay Avenue at Beacon Hill. A district spokesman explained that the new stop may only be used during good weather . "When it rains. the dirt alongside Clay Avenue becomes muddy and the bus would get stuck," he said. "So, lhe children will just have to go back to Golden West Street on those days ." Train ·service Demands ' Spread on South Coast San Juan Capistrano's drive to rutore passenger-rail service to the old Santa Fe station has branched out into all parts of 1he South Coast and Saddleback Valley, sponsors said today. And after the nm week of signature searches spokesmen for the sponsoring San Juan Chamber of Convnerce report keen interest by the public. "We've got the petitions set up v.ith posters at tinanclal institutions and other places ~re there Is a large walk;in trade aJ\d all the people say that they are generating a lot of interest," said chamber Manager Maggie Olsen. The drive launched officially eatly this week calls for lhe resumption by Amtrak of service to a station which has lain idle for more than two years. Current plans, which chamber official9 ha've tenned "only the beginning," can for a morning northbound stop and an evening southbound stop. Those proposals have come from the Amtrak staff, but still requJre approval by the hlerardly in Washington , D.C. The exact scheduling: is not the sug· gestio n or the chamber I ~trs. Olsen stressed. Concern has been ~sed that tlie Amtrak offer could bn.ri.se relations betv.•een San Juan and San Cemente, because the latter conununity mllht relinquish the tm stops in favor of the MissiOn Community. Nooetl!eless, !he petillons asking t!lel service be restored are ga&heJ1ni: momentum, she added. !"The mobile home perks, whe re in· terest is high, seem to be providing a lot oI. signers. "Another place where the interest Is good Is In the Leisure w ... 1d oommwtlty In Laguna Hiib," ,.., added. Some volunteers plan to man petit.lM- slgning stations at local .s:.zpennarket.s this weekend. ~'lnseun1 Board Adds Four Members Four area residents \Viii join the Laguna Beach Museum of Art board of directors as a result or gene"I mem- bership voting, Alton Allen, Leon Jones and Donald Vanderbilt were selected· for four year tenns. Barbarii Wiliams waJ named to a three year tenn. A bylaws change decided by the general membership will allow associate artists as voting members. Scooter, a se\'en·month·old male Dachshund, is look· ing for a home . Jle's got all his shots and is friend· ly with children. \'ou'll find him waiting for you at lhe SPCA, 20612 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. 150 Members Coronado flomes Newport Finances Quizzed Group Formed Councilman Paul Tiyckolf doesn·t like the way Ne"'P:>rt Beach Finance Director Gecrge Pappas handles the city's bank deposits. ·small banks." Councilman Carl Kymla pointed oi.lt there is a baSlc policy that requires funds to be e\'enly distributed , within reason, "'a.nd he suggested perhaps the city should put percentage limits on those deposits. ed the city has $1.5 million in the Bank of The Coronado Homes area America and $1.8 millioo in the Bank of behind Saddleback College has Newport. organized a homeowners' "Interest Is one factor," Ryckoff con-association with 150 members tinued, "but it should not be the sole so far. criterion. Siu and st.ability should be the f\Uke Davis, chairman of the main criteria." group's interim board or homeowners .,..·ould like lo see better traffic control at Avery Parkway and the San Diego Freeway. -Met with representatives of the Capistrano Unlfied School District r e g: a r d I n g A PEERLESS SELECTION OF QUALITY ANTIQUES THAT FILL THE SANTA MONl!:A CIVIC AUDITORIUM October 10th thr11October14lh, houri 1:00 PM to 10:00 l'M. , Wt Ny Si.inr.r-oao6it"14tn, 12· "OM to $:00 l'M. lll& lltalMI & ..tr 111191ltJ' ~ $.1!11 Moo-k• Mti'I""' S ...... Slllm 1M4. Ryckoff has called for•a city COW'JCil rtview of !he way Pappas spreads around !he $6.6 million in city cash that's usually on hand on any gi\'en day. But Ryckofr disagreed. "I'm not sure t'd put equal amow1ts Y.ith the largest bank In the \YOrld as I v.·ould "'ith the smallest:· R)'Ckoff said. \Vynn then explained y,·hy and bow the directors, said "\Ve ha~ city tries to get the most money klr its formed to look. talk. learn and safer, more coovenient bus '--------------------stops for elem~ntary and 1 - junior high students. Ryckolf said he thinks most of the money should be kept In big banks he says woud keep It safer. Newport Beach City Pilanager Robert L \Vynn said the current policy is lo put the money in tbe bank oHering the most interest. Pappas said the city made about $256.000 in interest do.ing that last year, when lhe city averaged about 16.5 mlllloo in reserves a\•ailable to invest. But Rycloolf is adamant. "I question the handlln, o{ city funds ." lie said, "I want the city attorney to draft someching to prevent placing unusually large amounts of fllllds in Warship Comes llo1ne SA ~ DIEGO IAP I -The nation 's last \l,'arship in the 1ndocbina ...,·ar csme home Thursday 10 ac estimated 3.000 cheering rel&li\es and friends. 1ile cre\lo·men U.... eluded 12.) fa thers gn?t>ting children for the first time His reference \\'as apparently to the fact that the most recent city audit sho\\'· Road Projects OK'd by County Two road projcets, one near Irvine and one in El Toro, have been approved by the Orange County Planning Com· nllssion. A 1.~mile section of Trabuco Road between Sand Canyon and the Irvine city limits 'vill be re.!Urfaced . Trabuco Road ls delineated 11s a major arterial hlgtnvay on the county 's ma ster plan. On El Toro Road, a project was okayed to pro\'ide concrete slope prot~k>n under the San Diego Freeway and along the eastern slope of the freeway north- bound traffic "on" ramp. money. listen. \Ve're not going to be "NO\V "·e go wherever we get the screaming and yelling. But highest interest," \\'ynn said, explaining ttlere Is a lot we'd llke to ac· that sometimes that will run as high u complish and we th.ink we can 9.5 to 10.5 percent. help the total conunWlity." "One day we got a call from a bank Dues have been set at a \\i1ile we had some money deposited for dollar per member. The group 9.5 percent and they told us if y..·e'd give has had five meetings at Liv· them $1 mllllon that day, they'd give us lngston·Graham park, with at· 10.5 percent," \Vynn said. tendance averaging from 50 to Wynn also st ressed that the city's 60 per!IOM. money is safe, whichever bank has ii. So far, the 1ncmlx!rs ha ve: Mayor Donald A. McIMls pointed out -1ifel witJ1 representatives -Negotiated with managers of a gravel pit near the Coronado Homes which residents oomplained created too much noise. Davis said the new group will send representatives to both the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council and the lifission Viejo Homeowners Association. that banks must put up 110 percent of Ole ~11sslon Viejo Co1npany security for every dollar the city invests. to discuss beautification · of MIN•ATwi.~• c1v1L WA' "If they ever were to go under, \\i!'d be Avery Parkway and other o1..o oou..s oUJ taur..1 first in line to collect," Wynn added. matters relating to I he -MANNINQ•5 But Ryckoff still wasn't happy. C:Oronado Homes. COu.ECTORS "\Vhat I'm getting: at ls the trust coo--Discussed lighting and -SHOP ~ cept for public funds," he said, "rather traffic problems with Supt. 2 ""28 NEWIOORT Ill.YO. than jump from one bank to the other for Fred Bremer ol Saddleback co.TA Mll.5A, cAl.,11•"· higher rates, which I don't think Is ap-~C~o~l~l~e~g~e'_:·~D~a~v~i~s~s~a~i ~d~·~·~·~-·~·~·~·~~"~·~··~·~,_~.,~-~ propriate." 1- Councilmen agreed to review both Ryckof!'s demands and the overall city audit at their Oct. 29 meeting. GARAGE-SIDEWALK SALE! WELCOMEl! Saturday, Octaber 13 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CORNER OF 16th & ORANGE COSTA MESA BARGAINS GALDRE!--furniture, Clothing Appliances, Books, Sporti112 Goods, Tays, You.flam~·ltf Proceeds to Harbor Area Youth and Community Activity Projects Sponsored by the . COSTA MESA ROTARY CLUB To the GRANO OPENING CELEBRATION of Our Ne,vest Equestrian Facility . s.t.rtley o•i ~-... Oct. I J"' & 1401 "" . .,,.,.. ....... 1\meJiican .-MIRl~IDQL -PGmld ¥ Lake Fore•t Sadd1e~c1ub 25201 Tr•buco Road El Toro, C•llloml• 12830 (714) 137.0701 Don 'I Discard Did But Good Furniture! :a~x · MIYICI co••AN1 ltll(. lltl ~l.•llNI. (AN10NtOAI U.e\INI. l lACll Ofttlt-.1,M .• lf.M, l!ION, •llllll•IAf. WE REMOVE Old Paint · Sta in & Finishn IT WILL BE EASY For You To Apply A New Finish YOU WILL BE Many Dollars Ahead r--.._.::"':··"'r;." ..... ,.,,.J ~--L-...r--.,_,=1 ICE SKATING • . / IS POISE &. POSTURE ~n lct 1katln; court• of tliaont wltl\ tht famous le t C1pad11 mt thod otv• yov or your chlld pol11 and po11ur1 1 trtlnlng, rhythm and coordln1!1on. Rl!OISTl!R NOW ............ .,.. .... ,.., ..... ··1,. M111 Verde Shopping C.nttr HltbOr •nd MltN, Colla Mis• Tel. (714) 97t·lllO ' .I --... ..-... -..----·· .. ·····-··. ·······-··· .... ·-·· . ···~·-~·--··· -·. --·-··-··-······· .. ···· -- ~ h B ti " 11 r. n c VO " 01 " ( " <> fc "' "' gl a " 'I! 11 ti " A n • tl p d ti •' • • I Can Voluµ~e,er Army Work?· Return to Traditi,oncil 'Build Men' Themes Hinted Edfton nott: Ann11 ,.ecndtino ad· vtrtirementl wlU Joon ret'ltrn to nch • t·raditionol thtmts as ''The Arm11 Build,, Men." That'! the impre1siot1 that em.trge1 from an itUtrtnew bt1 the editors of the Wwhington Month- ly wtt1l 1-Ioward (Bo) Calloway, stc. ret.ary of the Arm11.' Q: The Army bu now ml1sfd Us enlist- ment quota for seven montlll ln a row. Can It 10 on like thll wtlbont the \'olunlt:er Army bttog labeled a faUure? Q• Wb1 an 1ou cliMatq Ille -ol Ille NCl'UWq odvotdoem..UT A: We clilcoVered alter tllklng to soldiers In bulc training that wilhout ex· cepUon they want a tough, disciplined Army. Take the recruit who has a drill sergeant above him oU by himself, and he'll say, "It's tough, but I am in the best shape of my life and 1 llke it." So we decided that maybe we should refiect some of this attitude in our ad· vertising-that the Army does make a man out of him. • Q: At opposed to providing European 1 vacations? Satlll'dlf, Oct.obtr 13, 1973 DAil V PllOT---lJ For The ·Record ,.,.........., .. ,.,, Mt. •l'ld Mrt. Lllr• Teylor, UU io · l'ert ~ •• 1an1' AN, llrl. Mr. Incl Mr1. RUllfl o-n1, "' llrOIOw•r. C• .. •MIUI, boy. Mr. Incl ~·· Wllll1m Kow~kNk, 3'4 1'111 PIK• ,lpt, n. Co111 Mtll. tKll'. $.,left\tlolr 21, 1m Mr. Ind Mrt. 01vld LI S1,1e11r, 2100 l'et'HOft Pt No. /ok, C~tl Mn1, 9lrl. Mr. Ind Mn. John C1rv. 17JI C11llornl1 Pl. No. 3. ll1•ktl•I'. boy. Mr. •nd Mr1. JQl\n Enotl11\, 121 Poln.-1111, Coron• 0.1 Mir, rio,. Mr. 1nd Mn .. P111I JONI, ll!.12 PIYW"' +flWllOl'T tiff.Ch. 9lrt. Mr. •1111 Mr1. J1c1t GI• .. •• 10(I) IYI' HIU Ln .• Or1ng1, p!rt. Mr. 1nd Mr._ 11too;lwle1v, 16661 v1 ..... PQlnl Ln .. HIHllil!CllOn llt1dl, t l•I Mr. Ind Mrt, J°"" Thoml\, 1116 S. ""'9111'>, An1helm, "°"· l11>t1m1iu u. nn ttr .... , N .... I •ffCto. llO'J', Mr. Incl Mn. Otnlt! It. MYlrt. "'911 LCllM DI V1t1. Minion Vltle. tioy. Marriage Licenses RAlllDN<LAY -s.t!lt. 2, l•t Jtm11, ,,, •"II Dl•l'll e .. u . boll> DI N~pert INC~. RODltlGUEl-OUTLANO -Seo!. 2, C1rl01 Mtn..el, Jl, DI An1~tlm, Ind P•fntl• Sui, U of We•tr-.ln1lt• LAWLESS·NICl10LS -Sept, 2, Ch"''' Eawud J•., 2(1. o• S•artl1. W1v.. Incl R.111111 Cym. 11, ol Sen Cl.emtn!t. CUNf.(.AltPENTER -Still 2, lt<1t1•IO, 20. ot Enclnl111, lllCI Cy11tl>lt Ann , 1t. ol (M•• Mf'M. LACK.COOPER -Sepl, l , Oorllld Vt•"llft, n , Ind Ll..ae Loul .. , 1~. bolt! (If Hvntlngton llHch. PAll:ICS·MILltR -Seo! l , ICtvl" EUOtnf, 2t, Ind IC•lhlyrw N1aml, n. both DI Cotll M111. low1 St., Cotti M-. Wl!1Nl.ll41'1()MAN -Sit-lnh. N, 1,Sl Or...,1e1f, AP!. H .• An11ttl"' •ncl 0.11 AM. It, J"2 Slerr• ltll•• lrvlN . 5.t..VEJtCOOl..·ME'l'Ellt -Pe"I .J.Oleclll, 1•· llJ\ Htnd•I• $!., lrvlf\t Ind lthoft. ,,. M1y, II, JIJl Hltldrl• SI .. lrvhw. FR.VO.SS. Jllt.·llltOCKETT -atnMlcll Ano•ew. 11. n11 ll""nl• Ooone Tltf'· r1nc1. Coron. dll M.1r and Wlftdv ElliM, 21), !~ Slertl Vllll, Nt\llPDl'l a.1th. OICKE'l'·ZAGWOLSIC I -lt""1ld GI..,, 20, 2U'~ ltGU, Stn Cl-11 tlld M••lll'n D!•n•. io, 11J1 s.e. w1111ut. Tu11!n. HUHTAU.·GANDOINl -Ptul Junes, JI. UCO Watf\tr Hunll"9111ft SMC.II •Jl<I AICll. 19, 17il62·A e;....,.gret11 C\,. ,1 •• Hunt!no•"" II"'"· K1801tls..MARltELLO -P111I 2t, 71111 w,,,.., Ave., HIHll1"9111ft le.<:11 tnd J1M Tr1melnt, JJ, lUIO laybr!!°" Line. SP<tt• 7•, HVf'll"OIOll l 11ch. A: We're trying to buJld credibility by telling everything like it is. So we publish our quotas, and when we miss them we say so. But the quota doesn't have a ( ..... _WH_E_sr_J\ND_·_rn_E_Y___.J_ A: There are no European vacations at the taxpayers' expense. But we provide a GA" great opportunity to be in Europe with. " enotJih time to really see what's hap- pening and become a part of II. Mr. 1.id Mr~. 0-111111 C1rtl!'..,, 1n .lbll-. lleltio. Ill boy. Mr. and Mr1. R;;r..I S1Jlnl, ltOll\• lltlvw ,1...,.., Newll6rl lltl<fl, tio¥. Mr. 1nd Mr1. L111er s1ro1i.r, :m1t So. Sprvce, s.ani. Al\I, 1111. Mr. •nd Mfl. lltotllf1 Lin. IJ.I lal'lll An1 ........ N.-t a.tell, bely. Mr. tnd Mn. 1'1y l'eUrtl1y, ll'tl S. ••-· S1nho AN. 0111. TSUN ..SHINSUK -!.epl .•• Lee Yono 11. '"" ...... n . t1o1h o1 a•lbol lil1na E&NElt·kL.AS.S -~I. S. JOI . ll, tlld JMnnt J., 50, bath ol Sen Clemente. .STEINE11·5Ufl'HIN -S..01. S. lolll'ICI E1tm11r.d, Sot. •nCI June A •• 32, ~ of Hwnlln1t1on l1tcll, MtCULl.OUG H·AOAMSOl>I -Oenr>i• e..,....., n, 110!0 Lochl11, .t..111.40. HuMlngt"" llt«h ll'ICI 1C1"'!een JUN, 21, 2111JO L«hl11. Apt. J6, Hunllnglon ltlCll. .lUSlLIO·ICUCHARSKI -Jovpll Lloyd. 1•, 6COO G1r1t11 Grove l !wl., W•1m!nsltr and Ol1n1 JN11, M. l(IOll 01'Gt~ GfOYt 81vd., Wlttmln1t"'. PAGE-PENN -Alt~tn<ltr Edw1rd, ll. 301.f11) Oli.t SI, V•ncouvt•. Ctned" t nd Jo Anne Free:!. )f, nno W••' Oct•n F•ont. Ht"'PO'' ll•ICIO. FOLTZ-SULLIVAN -Ot"nl1 Allin, 11, lfU sri.rtno!Otl Plec•. Newporl &ff.ell '"° MIPI M•rtt•r•I. ?'I. IKS Sn•rlnv•on P11ct, Ntwport .. Kii. llEAGM.AN·SM1TH -T1>1odor1 whole lot to do with hoYI tbe Anny's doing. We could go on missing quotas forever ras long as the Army is · still capable of accomplishing its mission . Ul'IT ...... Q: But lua't tt tn.e that American toldien in Germaay have become in· ae11Dl&l1 llolated frGm the German peopk? • Q: But Isn't there · a strength level below wldcb the Army can't fall? • · A: 'lbat's a question we are purposely not addressing. If we said that once we got down to 750,~ men we would ask for a return to the draft, then everybody would just wait for us to get down to 750,000 men and return to the draft. lr1stead, we're convinced \\'e can make the volunteer Anny work. BACK TO TRADITION Army Chief C•ll•wa.y A: It depends oo the individual. Some- one who ha! never branched out into anything new tends to sit in the barracks where be can get the U.S. milkshake or the U.S. can of beer. On the other hand, there are plenty of soldiers of all ranks who do go out and take trips to learn about Germany. Although we 're falling a little short of our quota, we have recruited some S3,000 people since June JO.-and that's a chunk of folks we've gbtten into the Army . They volunteered for It, they like it, they are good soldiers, and we're coming along fine . how we define discipline. If baving more privacy, being able to drink a beer in the barracks and doing away with reveille are discipline, there have been some changes. But the discipline that relates to our mission must be finner than ever because our Army must be more ready than ever. When we tell a man we're going on maneuvers and he's going to live in the mud for six weeks, he won't be allowed to say, "I don't know If I'll go or not." There is no relaxing of this kind of discipline whatsoever. I admit the devaluation of the dollar has made Germany a little less at- tractive. But that's still where the action ia. That's where our troops are right at the border and they can see the enemy-his police dogs, the trip wires • and towers wltb machineguns . You can see the dJfference between the two societies. It's all pretty revealing to a soldier. He says, "I can understand why l 'm here. II All um makes an impression and makes his job In the Anny more meaningful, which is important. Q: But aren't those 53,IOO recruits dlsproportlouateJy black? A: The men we've been recruiting recently are about 30 percent black. AdmitJedly, we're attracting slightly more blacks than the population would warrant. But this Is basically good. I th.ink the black perceives he has the op- portunity to advance w i th o u t dl9Climinatioo in the Army. Q: Is it possible to recencUe a dlsclpllned Army with a ncruJttag pitch that empllasizts 11JCb tb1np as living ba Q: You ase the word enemy to dtscribt the East GermllDlll ud, by Implication, tbe RUJslald. Doeu't dlll contradict Prnlden\ Nl.J:on's efforts to improve relations wlib tbe Soviet Ulllon? Emope? ' Q: To what extent wlll the Anny loosen traditional forms of di1dpUoe f.9 recruit sufftclent vohU.teen? A: We have to be very careful exactly A: I think you will be seeing a cha nge in our advertising in the next three months as we move toward stressing professionalism. We'll be talking more about mission. If our advertisements have been misleading-and I certainly hope they haven't been-we'll try to cor- rect that. We don't want anyone corning into the Aru'ly who thinks he's entering an easy, permissive society because that's not true. A: I'm not trying to inake a big thing of calling them the enemy. But the mission of the NATO troops-which is v.·hat our soldiers in Gennany are-ls to be prepared to fight against th~ Warsaw Pact powers. If you object to the word enemy, let's say they're the potential enemy, if the NATO aiuntrles should have to fight. l'v•llllltn-~11 S11t11lul• 200,000 Off the Dole (Stat,e's) Welfare Reform Working • ~ •. • "t • • ... .. -. - amtt• 1ct-. Mt111• """'' oonW Jo detect fr a'U 0:: SAN FRANCISCO -Two tougtier lelal provilfoas ~io years ago California's ·welfare enforce ~Q support; equalilz. nllls were mounUng at a rate big grants ~ meet the full of nearly 40,000 a month ,and needs of recipients; and maP· more than 2.2. million Callfor-dating wort or tralnlnt f or nians were on welfare . able-bodied reclplents in an e,t- Then came the Califomla fort to remove them ftom Welfare Jl.cform Act of 1971, w'eUare. uthe No. 1 priority of Gov. While other states were Ronald Reagan." Two yeani simply ~ting welfare grants later the rising monthly rate in an attempt to halt welfare bas stopped, and the welfare rolls have declined by 200.000. MANY CALIFORNIA of· fiCials clalm-that the reform act bas been 10 successful that President Nixon DOW favors its main features to replace his abandoned p 1 a n of a guaranteed annual income as the answer to the nations wellare problems. TWo of Reagan's former aides -now U.S. Health, Education and W e I f a r e Secretary Caspar W. Wein- berger, and HEW welfare rommissloner Robert B . CMleson -have been Im- plementing aspects of the California program at the na· tional level. Although all Mpects o( welfare remain complex, the Califomla Reform Act in simple terms called for : ADMINISTRATIVE reorganization of the entire S)'!lem; tightening eUglbillty procedures; elimination of red tape by utilizing a com· prehenslve we I f a r e a~ plication; thorough c r o s ' -cbect.lue of recipients' m. costs, Califomla's thrUlt was to '"purify'' tile ,Y,IA!m -to "uproot" tllose -legally didn, belong \llere and at the same time make cants more equitable. Comiderable oontrov~ arote over the acj. In the flrit year welfare-rights groups and advocates challenged 18 of th~ aet11 M sections ln court. Rul- ings by the court. favored the state in 14 caseB. CAll'!;ESON, CHIEF architect of the act, shifted responsibility for ad- ministering welfare at the. county level a.way from social workers to f I s c a I ad· mlnistrators tor "more ef- fective management." Protest a\ the county level was long and loud. Jt was aofteoed eonaidetably when decreUed welfare costs, at the county level, enabled somf' cowUes ,t,o lower tu rates a little. To subatantiate claims of a JOIN US Saturday and Sunday October 13th and 14th, 1973 at our GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION Fiii llPRISHMINTS e Pltll HOISi ltlDIS. Lake Foreat S•ddle Club 25201 Trabuco Road El Toro, Calllomla 92830 (714) 837.0701 • • welfare turnaround the statft provides ready statistics. For instance, in the aid to families with dependent chi Id re ii (AFDC) category the. largest welfare recipient pro- gram In the state -the number of people receiving weirare decreased f r o m 1,277,328 in July 1971 , to 1,189,237 In July, 1973 . Between March, 1971, and September, 1972, the number of unemployed fathers In the AFDC category declined from !U.000 to 111.1,000. CR!Tfl:S CHARGE that a brightened economic trend 1n California is somewhat responsible for the decrease in wellare rolls. But sta te of- ficials Indicate that between 1960 and 1971. when employ- ment expanded in California, welfare caseloads increased. IlllDiis, Pennsytvani'a and New York are turning to "Ca.1ifomiana" at HEW for &Wdance in welfare refonn. ILLINOIS DISCOVERED, after careful checking, that "ineligibles" were occurring at a rate higher than 40 per- cent. New York's colossal welfare rolls have begun to decline following inoorporation of a number of California retonns. Carleson told a group or reporters : "We're saying now to the stales that the family welfare program i! not about to be federalized. The real solution lies at the state a n d M>caI level. We are working to take o[f the federal .strait· jacket so lbat local officlala can improve the system very similar to the way It i.!i being done in callfornla." Veteran welfare observer91-;==========:;-ll here insist that whatever the combination of events that bas led to successful reform In California . the main credit goes to the rc£orm act or 1971. Sunday is Pl1t19AY' Now other large states with in the l@!ijQ!(1)i whopping welfare budgets, like L __ .:..::'..!·~-~·~-~·~·!• ~··!J SMOKY :BAR Hickory F1rm1 of Ohio Smoky hmokl<I ch~ blll'I Is • wpetlor blend of chtddr Md Swl11 chli.,....lclcory smoked to perftction to glvie It 1 dlllclou. smoky •-· REG. PRICE• SPECI.lt PRICE s22' LB. •249 LB. ff itk,,,-t•!mr. WESTCl,IFF PLAZA 1'111 A 1•¥tN1 e N•Wl'O•T l•ACH e l'HGMl1 """'11 MOHOAY • 'lllOAY 'TIL ti IATVIO&Y 'TIL ii SUNDA• HI. S AMERICA'S J.Ul)!NG CHEESE Sl'OREI ( 011 Guard Mr. Ind Mn. Edwld lll8'910W, 3111 Cl'prt\I Ck' •• l.19111'11 8.-dl, 91,1. St. JOUflft M11,;111 SfPl .... l>er It Mr. •"II Mn. WIUl•m .s. HUby, u.n .S1turn1 Drive, Ml11l0r> Vl•IO, "'*"'· $eflllll ...... 21 Mr. t nd M ..... Miry L. l11>9!on, MOd E1 ,lrroyo, Hltlftllntton INth. olrl. _..., u Mr. end Mn. Rkh1rd J, Dkk1n10t1, lt6ll Otffllon L • n 1, ,\pt c, Huit- tlnoton llN<h, IJDV. $1J11t1n .. r ll Mr. 1/ld Mr1. John Whitteker. nm ,oppy .t..v1 .. Founltln V•lt•y, tMW. ,.,,.,,,..,. t4 Mr. el1d Mr1. llt1ymond' W. lllftl'Y. 51'61 RIOll'I Orlvw, H11111lng1on llttch, Qlrl. ..,...,.., 21 Mr, Ind Mr1. Robt'! Nl .. ton. 1''111 Sl.,.r1 Cllvl1 fl:Clld, lrvliw , "°"'· fAr. 11'11 Mn. Clleli.t 0 , &lllnte, jQ7J ltyo!IN. '""lie· llcw. . --""' Mr. tnd Mrl. Gent Atll11, °'ilX-~ # "'11119, Ca111 MtH, bo¥. \ ..,..emMr t7 Mr. lfld Mn. Jtlnft o . .t..Uen. :uon ,-.vniro, 0.IWI l'ol11t, t 111. IN, aMI Mn. Jahn H1mllton., 191 Atllowt l'l..:e, CCI!• Mont. girt. , .......... " Mr. Ind Mrs. HU!lh Ovnnlon, 15301 Slene Circe, lrvlnt. !lo¥, Septefllllff tt Mr. ltf'd Mn. Hereld Jt. Wl ltl1m1 Jr., 2101 8111" SI .• ll"l\nl, t lrt. Slljltt,..._ • Mr. 11'11( Mn, Le"'tll'KI It. Bold!, 300<I Collldg• Ao/I., No. 14 COlll Mer.1, 0111. ....... , Mr. •1111 Mn. J1dt tl•U•r· 3232 City IUoHICOSJCO-STEPHENSON -S..pl. S. Gtort• Anlhoflv. 20. DI Cott• MHI, Ind 111111 .t..nn. lt. o1 Hunltfl\11on Illich. F 0 It S Y f H • Jlt.·IOflCHAltDT -ltv1ul! Hlklet>rlf\d, 31, 1166 l-• 51 .• Co.11 Mnt l flll Joen M1rl1, lJ. l1bd Telephone , Bill OK'cl SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Ronald Reagan has signed the Dial-a- Bureaucrat Act oJ 1973. The measure by Democratic Asse mblyman John Burton or San Fran- cisco authorizes the state's Department of General Services to install up to 100 toll·Cree t e I e phone lines so the public and local government agencies can call state officials about prQblems. WliUam. U, ltl\1 M1r11.,.rlt1, Coron• dtl M•• and M1r9ar11 Ann. 25, m"' M••°""•ll1, Cor""a oel Mir. PERR'l'·MATTHEWS -R-rl Alltn. 21. lrlOl tlttll<ll'. Apl. lS, Huntl";IOll llHcn all<! ltl1e Ja~1. 20, 2.fsn Btl11ret" Pla{t, El Toro. Dissolut·iotas Of Jtlat•riage flMAL DECllEl!S 1Eftlt'94! S1pl1mlllr 21 Quln11, T!IYIOlfty M. Ind Llr.dt G. :tori•, Fr1n~ A, 1f\d 81•Wr1 J. PettrlOll. J011n M. 1nd Wllll1m etrnard Petrunlo. NII• J,..,. Rnd Mlch11I ltee>t. Crlt E. encl Rlcllt'd A. Fr1ncl1. Wllll•m e>t-nton incl LO<I Ev1 C•ntd•, Ollftn• Aa• tncl C11rtl1 Allen King, llObefl ROW"tl tf\d Htldl .lnM H•n.ln1, Lidie H. and Sllnl_., C. l'•le>tlne. Phvllls .lnN 1nd J1n lrt Reed. Sv1111 01\lfll 1fld 1t11pto Ev.,.tlt 1toctri9vtz. Estlle• 1n<1 M•rtln El'b. Artl>ur Ot!mtt Ind Chrl1llr>11 Ir- Cooper, J1met W. ind Donni R. How••d. Vivian L. 111d Mllr~ C. FrtttkS. Gltr>OI R•• Ind Roy°"" Hell, K•lhlltn Ann 111!'1 Jolln .Sll'YmDUr eealley. Ch••I•• R. •nd M1xl111 Roseni..r1nl. C1r<>1yn S, tnd ll•rrv .t... Orosco, Ei.per.,1.i1 Flores I n d Jot A!Vln!l 8tnlnc-, Mltdttd L encl Mllfrld E. C1Vfl, Loli .lnn and J1m1s M. A n n i e Golembeski holds a shotgun U> il· lustrate what she'll do if federal agents try to tear ' down her Nanti- coke, Pa., home as a re- sult of rebuilding from tropical storm Agnes. HONG-KONG Mtoole ,. -- 2 SUITS $165 2 Languages SACRAMENTO (AP) LeglslaUon requiring recruit- ment of bllirlgual deputy voter registrars in areas of heavy ·n_on-English-speaking popula- tion has been signed Into law CUSTOM T.AllOl! PEIMAN~NT IN S.t..NTA .AN.A SAVE UP TO 50°/o On Sulh, Sportcoats, Slacks, Shirts. Hird to f lt? lht hand craltsm1n.ship that we Pl.ft inlo OIJ• garments gives you SM.U:nT STTLID, P'lllClllON Fmto Cl0Tl4U i!!!!!, • WI m ANT Siii a liiiiiiil • ANT ITTU COl'llD ..;,-;..... • na ALTll.ATIONS tw 1.,.111l•w1 "'-133-0211 •OU9LJ KNrt .. .. Ooublt Knit O..tron Wool Slltrl1kln • Silk & Wool C.nhl'Nr. !>loirl• ...... ...130 .. ... 1~5 ft ... 125 .. ... ll!i II ... 1..s n .. , .II I ........... _.....i...., 5000 fiMll lrlt~ Wool•n• Ind KMts by Gov. Ronald Reagan. 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I HUNTINliTON HACH 5""'''' 10·'''° HUNTINC>TON BEACH 2 CloMd $und1y 96 •5559 Opt• Thu...toy 'Tit 9 968•3329 H•u,.: Dallv t0-7 l•tvrday 10-5:)0 Sunday 12..S laaltAlftorf....,. • Masttrcharqt • Cosh 90 Ploo • l6 Months Flnoncln9 10.A.C.) \ I I .. ' Salurda,, Oclobtt 13, 1973 ,· • -NAT IONAL ....... . ' • ' •• " " . \ . . . ' . . . ' " "'· .. ; .' ' . . ·.; ;f" I '• ' ,. .... . ··. ·-::~·,...l"·O'.'!·· ... .. ~ . . " ,·-i..r ~ ... " J • I . ..... -..... ~····AMELIA EARHART· Al.MOST MADE IT .. It's e~sy to m ~l~,n so'~~:~~~!tier.ica's ~chiever~ of 'recent decades. A,mo.n;9 ;them .m~ijt!:pe Pr es 1 dent Eisenhower, ~c;irld War I ~~fng ace Eddl .~'.'Rickenbacker a,nd belqved entertainer .Dariny Thomas. lf"~ould be easy to name manx ' . ' ~ . . more. But:moshof them woulp·be men. Amelia Earhart, the ' • . ·Fi; • ~ _ ... t . . ! . famed woma.~; av ia t·o r .cif ·the 1930s, is one of the few .. . . ' ' . ~ • •• • • " ;. 4 . ••f .. ·•ll; " . women who has earned a place in this kind of company. ' ' And, yet, t~er~ls one thing .all of these have in common . . ' , ... that Ameiia did nofachie~e.'They ,were all, in their youth, newspaper,,earriers. She wasn't. Back in those days when . ' . . · Anieli~'was proving a woman could do things like fly solo cross-country cind other aerial achievements, a young lady · just did not deliver newspapers. ' \ I ' ' ' . '· ' ' . But the world has changed in the past decbde cind today, as the Daily Pilot 'tffh.·-,:t"V-i{'~~i-_411(".' ~ie'tfc!"rie~~"··,,~· r;~:.' c..ri"'d I"'{~ , ~" ~ '(1 .,) -~ ,,,, . . -;; ::.~~;... "'readers througnouf the' United Stales 7.1in observing .National Newspap~r, ~Carrier Day, there is possibly a .y9~rig(:. ;;"Amelia" on your block who is:ridlng :: in the' good cblnpany·of the boy-busi- " ;j nessmen w h o s e bicycles deliver the r~Daily Pilot. We salute all 1,000 of our '• -~carriers today, but we say a special .. . ~:"congratulations" to the 67 girls in ·~ ;1their ran ks on this climactic day of ' ·~Newspaper Week 1973. Today's ! . :·"Amelia" is really making it. ., ,. DAILY PILOT · .. ·~~~~~~~~~~~..__~~--' • ' .. .. \ • ~ l ' • l .. . ' f -' I . . <.>.£ ,( .. ' .. , . . APER CARRIER .. DAV!. • , . .. ~ .I I . ' . .. I N< horn llOCI ecut the aoo con sho• Bw: incl Jiroj the n 'keej toge syst she! boo! co• Ii ' E J l I H I eo<I ~~ blo qui . I 11111 ,,... " "" licl 1 go< 1 •WO -~ we ha• wti '"' al> loo .. , ta1 ' ' rie ' ll1J '"' ""' ~ aW g~ ' Ir; : • ..r-i UM " .. , a' \"I in cl• .to I t , ' S<1lurda,y, Octobef l), 197) DAILYPILO'T f I .. • ~ ~ulch Helps Israel .in ·.Battle on. Pests HOME PROJECT POTS. IT AL L TOOITHER Center Can Accommodate M.ny Requirement• " ' Home Offiee It's Executive Center By STEVE ELLINGSON No matter how sl'nall your home or apartment is, it can accommodate a complete ''ex· ecutive center" for nmning the household, handling family accounts or catching up on corTespoodence. The d e s k shown here with actress Sue Burnett is 46 inches high by 34 inches wide (when closed) and projects only 22 inches from the wall. 'l1le desk baa spaces for keeping office s up pl I es, ' together with a vertical filing system. There are adjustable shelves for ledgers, more files, books, a typewriter a n d countless other home office requirement!. The large pull~ out writing surface doubles as a typewriter table. ' 1be project can be un-- dert.aken by any amateur when he uses the easy-to: follow pattern. ~ pattern: lists the needed materials along with lots ol pictures showing the variOu1 stageS Of coo.structioo. To obtain home office pat· tern number 478, send $2 (add z cents per pattern for airmail delivery) by cash, check or money order to: st.eve Ellingson. . Orange <Aast Dally Pilot Pat- tern Dept. p; O. Box 2383 Van Nuys, Calif. 01409 ., ---.. v -••• -~-­~90'!'. lllW:Il. -Mulcll mi comf)Qll tiUll1 cin add •Ult another ~vtctory tor theJr cult. Here in 1Jarel1 farme.."1 now are spreadin& mulch to repel a devutatfnf lnlect that att.W cucumbers and tomatoea. Eooulh heat.II generated by the mulch, above ground, to keep. tile lnaect away from the vegetables. 1be pracUce bu been proved commerdally aucoeiaful. The problem lint developed when the llraelis changed the ~wing cycle of cutes and tomatoea -starting them late In the Jll!Dll1l'r Instead ol ,tl)o • Gypsy Mofh Damages Increasing ' 1pr!Dc -'.!IWi the jllleal of ,,.... i..ora ,,........ to the mid-JI'~ martell "' 1-lon and olM-big ~ dUes . AJ IOOll 11 the growtn:g cycle was changed, the v~getables suddenly became prone to rot- ting from 1n1 .. 1aUons by the lobaC<lO fruit_ fly. TUE FLY, It seems, in- troduces a virull into the plant <:ell stroct~. The tomatoes and cuta promptly begln to rOt, making them completely 1111patalable. Problem : How to get rid of the tobecco fruit fly without using pesticides? M: any pesticides have reached a saturation level in J!Mlel, kllJ... Ing not-only the pests but their . ' natural eoemlea u well. loraell ~ and ..,. tornololists, studying t b e habits of the tobacco tndt ny, learned the marauder coukl not endure certain h l g h t e m peratures, particularly those around 50 degrees C, which 15 122 degrees F. Then they fOWld that by mu l ching around the eucumber and tomato. plants with. llght-<0iored mu I ch ,. usually yenow straw, .. they were able to 1enerate tem• peraturea by rellectioo that were high enough to repel the Dy. 'Jbe mulch, while railing temperatures, above ground, allo rela!Da moisture in tbe WASHINGTON (AP)- Gypsy moths chewed Ieeves from treee on neerty lJI mil- lion aCres cl woodland thl1 y!ai:, _ an_ increue of about 400,GOO from 191%, says tl)e Agri<ulture Department. • The pest, In Its caterpillar Big, Bea11tiful .l toil and ketp1 the rootJ cool. citrus lndmtry. It punctW'tl the red acal• wu • & So tbe planta crow luxurlously. the orange, lays~ts e«P, remarkable that DOW' dtrus "Tbil, as far u I mow," eaUSN fruit to drop and frult growers 1n Soatb Afrlca, aakl Dr. tsace Harpaz, pro. decay Florida, and l\telloo allO have feasor of Entomology a t .. · . Hebrew University, Rebovot, We radiate the malee with beglUl lmparttq: the Apbyds. "ls lhe first time where, In lW--gamma rays at the pupa 1.sraelia are 1till applying ing mulch, you have the stage," Dr. Harpaz explained. heavy doses ol pelt1d4a to normal advantages or reten· "This sterilizes lhem. They re-their cotton crops, llnce no tlon or moiature and cooler other erfectlv' method hM yet ground temperatures, but also main healthy, viable, and ac-been found to control tbt a specific protection against tlve, except that their semen various cotton womui. disease." is .sterilized. -Entomologists oevertbelels Meanwhile, Dr. Harpaz and "We produce the males by are nearing a breakthrou&h on bis colleagues are atlacldJ.lg the mlltions, and introduce several fronts, partlcularlJ tn pe!ts on a broad front. For ei· them, sterlliudi into the developing a virus wtiicb kllb 1J111ple, they are developing orange grov ts. The males projecU: on a large scale for mate with the famales, bUt only cotton wonna. the 1terlization of t6'e h-ledlter-with no resull nming of p e • t l cl d ~ ranean frui' fly. The fly bas "It i5 a clean method of treatments to oolnclde with inOicted large kmes on tbe blo'-'-' cootrol, usincr 00 actual levtl of pest populations ""&"'-"" , • has meant t0me ~ in _pesticides,' Dr. Harpaz said. the amounts and numbers of lNtFACT, ITls so successful appllcatloos. it may replace another form But aerial· drift of these cot- of integrated biological con· ton pesticides into neilhbCJring trot For teVeral years, Israeli Citrus trwes baS often us-t entomologists and c I t r u s the favorable b Io to 1 I c a I growers. have baited female equilibriwn maintained in the fruit rues with free amino groves. acid!'; the building blocks of protelnl. The flies need the .-----------. acids because they cannot ma n ufacture therg by themselves. So they a r e strongly attracted to poisons baited with the amino acids. This. of course, diminishes th! femlae population as wtll. Another hlgh1y successful method of biological control in Israel we the introducUon of a natural enemy of the Florida red tcale. against which sev· eral thousand tons or mineral spray were applied each year in citrus groves. FE MA.LE FA.CES .A.X MILWAUKEE (AP) The only t"' standing In a dO'tl1ltOVr1l park m i g h t have to face the ax -il'a breaking the law. The. tree in Pere Mar- quette Park. aloog the bank of. the Milwaukee River, Is a female cot· tonwood, a ~ banned by a 1956 dtY ordinance after people found iUI cot· 1'.rllke seeds bothersome . A county official said the county doesn't plan to do anything about !be ll· legal u.e unless !be city forces It to act. stage, baa , done ~ v ere damage to ' farm woodlots , Large bougainvill~a engulfs carport with bright red bracts. Vine has to be cut publlc. pMks arid to tr'ees and several times yearly or it would completely cover structure at 1925 Anaheim HAVING LARNED that !be scale did not bother citius . groves in the Hong Kong area, an Israeli researcher WaJ sent to the area to learn why. He found that it was Aphytla ho1oxanthus DeBach that kept the scale damage lo a minimum. The Israeli Citrus Board promptly began im- porting and lntroduclng it into citrus groves. The decline in ''Thil Is the Clllly l1'e that's there," he added. "it's been sort of a landmark." shrubs iD residential areas. st Co ta M Mott of the dama&e has ---'" __ s __ e_sa_. ______________ c---------the need for spray olll against '----------' been ccnflned lo Northeastern He Changes Berry Vines .. Thatsa Big Mush.room! states, allboog)> some moths have spread into the ?tndwe.st and Southeast. Congressman Tm~ns to Grassroots-in Garden Into Trees c~u.ANA :Glw'r-Fruit Flies SPRINGFIELD. Md. {AP) ''There's oothing like a fresh them.·· Conte said. he has ~ 1s piclt parasites swted a garden of their own TE ltaJj '!lJ1.'1). _ r -What started as a symbolic vegetable," Conte said while Am it hasn't been that off the tomatoes and spread a and occuionally stop by for By FRANK J. TAYLOR suj~tro 'PiutO''went'look· •Wi'ped Out p~t ag~ the biih C'Olt · btindisbinta list of the latest much work, Conte maintained little horse manure around. some advice. Having demQnslrated lhat I lni;-fer mi.{sbrooms' ~ of Jiving hal become a way of SQpennarket prices that had as he trudged about his garden No one •Ueed any similar Conte Wei he a1ao drops by ' CO<Jld muUlate fruit u.es into Siri.f .. ba~~~ In' JEn~: no . life f« Rep. Silvio 0. eoote, ~ tomatoes selling at 39 cents a iny· ~:m wpl~k !!~th=P·to= gtoUDdswe,!! in re!ponse to his neighbors from time to ~vines; and having · abandoned 1frlft1ds.' -;;-· ., · ~i=o really ~ked," _Conte ~only v;getables he rt!U the initial lai,;~ of !p8ding Conte<..,s W1116on prices, but he time bearing baskets 'O ( • the idea as one of my better • ~ 'rtiit~; · · · t'Jfl "J Capllol Netn. Sen1ct said Wednesday_ as h e buys at the grocery store are and planting, he said. that · all said• the -people nett door have backyard goodies. I I b' th hem -·~led and ENCINO -OrieoW .fruit I d .;;;i;;;.;;;:;;;~;;;i;;;;i,;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. b oopers, 1t on e sc e , . .. ... -, ftles in the southern California surveyed the ,vegetable ganlen potatoes, the 5 1-Y e a r -o .• quite some time beck of tum-·canied:" 1i.waf ~u-",tbtep be planted QUtJide bis.horn~ in ~essman said. reet. sevep lnCbes tall and city of Encino never knew · i....-b 1 The garden, about 2'J by 40 ing berry vines into simulat'ed 'w' 01.....,.,., .... ,""' •. ·•• · · , . wha, t hit them' Ulla summer. this Washiilgton suuw ast . IP ....... ,~ ~ sptjrig ~• ' feet, hasn't been a total suc:- trees. "-.... , . t • , ~one of. the!!~bef w~, The . Ma s s a c h u s e t t s. cess. The tomatoes wete i'Why dQ you want to do · '1 .. ca"&'-'t in an • .. -·a pes Republican admits that he damaged by a hail storm, and t\':\?~agB:~rs~ ol my skeJ>" : , ':>-._ 1 l 1 ~.::!" =p~lngle fly was a.tart~ hiS 1 ','protest p8.tch" the beets never really made il W ke ~ _ found in the annual statewide partly as a mtnmick to focus But he's ad several crops The raspberry patch was a ee n~r-· ..... Checl. _..,;.'"-· 400 tra-werfl attention 00 his yearly, battle of· radishes, lettuces and string good place to show him why. -1..... ~ IM.IU'Ull;:ol r» • h f bsid be and a zucchini' plant m· " quickly pl~ ov~r an 11· against t e arm su y pro-ans, THE NEW CAN~ that P · de ' square-mile area aroun~ the gram, whicbipays farme~s for a nearby compost' heap is would make next ""'90n'• ber· \7Ur ners d ty. Clooln& ln\wltb , .... and ~t planting Cl'O)"I. But_ ':!"w starting lo sprout again. "I ries had shot up eight feet and . iDlecUdde, .a • • m a I e an-I m always going to do 1t, he had zucchini coming out -.-ere still ~l!fg!tl'Ollg. 1---f<J•nc-r~J.;'Q•~UOn-tedmlquo"-wu used-•ald.~& over to pluck a m1 eors. "Corinne (his wif<) had trained them up between '--'1 .,c; ~~Wa, to Wipe out tbe peat. ·J . ripenmg tomato. ~ ,., . , Di\ect-Uiim, ~1-rrted wt.res strung along each side of · • . • ----·-· -- the .row. They had pUshed far ~e~e are ~e ~ to be above the top wires, about thinking about thl.s ft190th . • four feet high, and had flopped e Transvaal Dai 1'i &-I over ootQ the ground in a (Gerberu) are putQDg an • tangle. color.show tlUs month. Bloom- "Guess where the best her-ing plants are available _lg ' ries will ripen," I explained to many colors. , , my doubUul friend. "Out on · e Octobel: ii one (If the ~t the end of each shoot and right months of the year.. ln oo the ground where the snails Callfontia, to plant a lawn. ~ and other night crawlers can e .:Bird ol Piradi&e pladts g_pt at them wlthO;ut half 1are available In Dower Or with trying." . bloem splkei wl>leh', will bloom : 'l'ben I snipped off several of in the coming weeks • .,,,.-the long canes, just above the e For a flDl experienct', ..i top wire. · grow bulbs •ID:IOOrs -ming •. "Each cane will put out.hair dishes or vaees, w\tbout ustne a dozen branches,'' 1 told him. 'soll. Hyacirilhl Can,,.,.. grown "I'll get six clll'le" of berries ·in special bOiJr.ilass iliaped inllead ol one and they'U l>e · vales tbal'petmlb the bulb lo clt\an 'berries. And no. stooping lit ·just-a~_, 1be water and to pick them." send _it.ic ~:_~into IL I • S1turd1y 9 tO ?. Sundoy 10 'w S PLANT SALE · , : I I IOITON NINI .. ... •lttl H_,... $3.97 CYCa,.AMIN , .. , .. . $1.97 . . ~ .. MOON CACTUI ._ •• iHc....ti•• ..,... ,.... ~Vi* Pet CHlllSTMAI CACTUS 4" , .. tlllAllUM P\.A"1111 $1 .47 99c •• Os. • ....., ,..,. lkl -""- $8.97 $4.97 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA • ... ~\. ... .~ ., . OPEN DAILY 9 ·6 546-5527 SUNDAYS 9 .5 Cap lure , ~!ant Now for Arin.loads of Flowers this Spring ' . Grow bulbi in ma1sn.. borders, containers. Glorious. color all •rlnt f nd great long.l••t· • Ing cut ftowers. 90 .. l ,~u·'> DAFFODILS e RANUNCULUS • CROCUS • * ' • ' * TULIPS . e DUTCH IRIS • HYACINTH -. . ·0,. . ~ FREESl'AS • MANY MORE '"' ~ ... ,.d. ., . .. . ~ TIM! \lerw f'lo""' IMportell •nd Northwest Bul br/ PLOW I RINO WfNOMILL HY ACINT H VAS ES ... ... , ....... , ...... --2.95 ............ ..,., ........ ..... t1111hdtt ....... ~ ....... 2 49 Me .. .-.... ht"~' ... ltttM • ulnsh?s NURSERY. -FLORIST SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 19~6. I j - CROCUS POT KING AIJ'llED DAFFODILS With Bulbs ONION SETS 100 Por Pkg. 10 .for 69' Complete Selection Of Bulbs In Stock. Tulips • Anemones • Ranunculus • and Many More BOSTON FERN 6 IN POT $ GARDEN SHOP e FASHI ON ISL.ANO STORI JCPenney Shop Sunday Noon To 5 P.M. 99 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH ' • • • " • Co1n11leni 1· ·Two-year Legislature Hitting ·Snag Gove rnor Given Less Time for Study .,,.,. ....... STATE CAPITOL BUILDING IN SACRAMENTO -WHERE LEGISLATURE DOES BUSINESS An EstHmed Dell1Mr1tlwe Body, or 1 Co nvention of Used Cir S.l11men? Remap .Winning Favor Grumblng Over Redistricting Limited By PHIL HANNA Ceptlol "-"' fervkt , If there are la"1Jlakers y.·ho are upset over distrtcts they received in the State Supreme Court's masters plan they are rew and far between. Sure, there are some senators and assemblymen who have their noses out of joint because they didn't get districts to their llking, bot most tire content • because ·a sticky problem has been taken out of their hands. Nearly. three years have passed since * ff * the decennial census forced the state to reapportiOO all coo'resslooal, senatorial and assembly districts. But, lawmakers didn't have the stomach to preside at funeral services for several oC the members brought on beca~ population .shifts indicated that districts must move south leaving the northern cities and counties with fey.·er representatives. THEY wENT t!lrouJ<h t b e lll!'li<m. ,. Maps were prepared. Ge~· became the rule ol the day. DomocraUc senators and assemblymen tried to sneak . ' * * * Speaks 91a Lobbyists J . , Bakersfi~ld · Lawlliaker A 'Different' Politician r.y SUSAN ~WARD olnOd l'9ol '°r.tl Wrller \Vhen Assemblyman R a y m o n d Conzales fi rst arrived In Sacramenfo last Januarv. the California Legislature struck him as "a convention of used car dealers." From the staN. the 3~ye.ar-old, roly· poly Gonzales set a totally di£fertnt tone ,Jor himself. The Bakersfield Democrat quickly broke the legislators' unspoken taboo against member.i speaking publicly abOut lobbyists and bet\lnd·the-scenes legis- lative dealings. . !IE TALKED about the lobbyist gifts ht! kept -such as wine, frult and nuts - and the lobbyist money he rejected. An cx-~larine who studied four year! for the priesthood. Gonzales even suggested legislators use less profanity. ing characters. One by one, I found out they were lobbyists." Unhappy with what he saw, he introduced a bill to require lobbyists to specify which legislators they wined and dined. and outlawing lobbyist gifts and contributions to legislalors. The bill was killed by the Assembly Rules C.Ommittee, which passed another Jess restrictive lob· byist control measure. J\.1EANWlDLE. the lobbyists sllll come to chat with hlm in his office about legislation, Gonzales says. As for the free tickets, Gonzales said, "I have a full drawer. I am seeing how many 1 can collect in my first tenn. You know, race tra ck tickets. l'lovle passes." He said the only lobbyist money he has accepted is a $100 check from a source he refused to identify. lie soid he Im- mediately signed the check over for use in a special electlon in Los Angeles, but he doesn't remember which election. through plans which gave favorable treatment. to their party. · True to h i s word, Governor Ronald Reagan beat back any reapportionment which, be believed, would deny the minority Republican Party of a represen- tative number ot. seats in each legisla- tive house. Reagan banked on a fair shake from tho,otate Supreme Court ·whicll, be now beDeves, ,be receit,ed.: / • SENATOR RANDOLPH Collier (!). Yreka) and Senator fred Marler (R·Red· ding) aren't crying over th& problem they race. Both are In the same newly proposed 1st District. Collier could move Into the coastal district which nms from San Rafael In Marin County north to tbe Oregon border. If be did, he'd have to face Senator Peter Behr (R-San Rafael ) who is entrenched in the heavily populated part of the district where he has the sup- port ol preservationists. It would be nexl. to impossible for Collier to win here. Or, c.otlier could move into the newly created 4th District which includes Santa Rosa. part ol the territory be now represents, plus Napa, Solano and Yolo counties, which be doe<n't. A liberal area, the .veleran lawmaker would have a tough time Winning here. It'll be I. rugged campaign if Collier and Marler pair off against each other, but neither are crying out loud over the posslbllily. Senalcn James Q. Wedworlh (D- Hewthofve) and Lawrence Walsh (0- Huntington Park), both of Los Angeles County, have been reapportioned into black districts. Both are unhappy, and neither can move into new territory where they'll have a better chance to win. Court-ordered reappartionment has been cruel to some lawmakers, but the state Legislature didn't have the guts to do the job itself. If there are any legislators who are unhappy with reapportionment, they have only themselves to blame. By DOUG WIUJB .................. ,"", 1"' Califomla Lqillattire's first year of operation under a two-year session system didn't work out the way backers expected. But they aay lt's not a bopelesa failure. 1be reform approved by voters a year ago as an amendment to tbe state ConstJtutioo WR! intended to slreamline ' the _..ti<la of the Leg!B~. But an unanticipated quirk in ihe amendment added still another deadline crunch to an already beetle encljlf· aeasJon routine by sbortenil>g tile · time allowed fof the governor to sign or veto • legislation. · GOV. RONALD RA!agan doesn't like the way It bu turned out. But leaders of the Senate and Aisembly say they can cor- rect the · irOOlems with a simple rules chana:e imposing earlier deadlines on committee bearj.ngs. '!be refonn was backed unanimously by DemOcratlc and Republican party leadert ol boih ......... It .... adopted last Nave-. by a mlrgm of I.I million """· It abolished the annual sessions In favor of a two-year session sfartlng after each statewide election. It also changed deadlines and convening dates and abolished the ineffective "veto session." lnltead of adjourning each year, the Legislature receues after odd-numbered.: ~ and Picks up wbere it left off the pat January In the ume manner as O>ngress. PROPONENTS said that would cut down on lh>usands of dollirs expense In reintroducing bills. They also said it would alleviate the logjam each year as 1egle:laton struggled de!perately to pass hundreds of bills in the final week before adjournment. Of the 7,000 or more bills introduced annuaUy, many are tbe same as b1.lls which died the previous year. That prob- lem could .be cut drastically, proponents said. 'Ibe plan did ease the final-week crunch ol legislaUoo, but not by much. The 1973 legislature passed 1,323 bills, about 1,000 of them in the final week in- cluding 756 in the closing 48 hours. That compared with 1,630 passed in 1972 and 1,IWI in 1971. "nle final week totals were aboul 1,200 bills each of these yean. BIJT THE REFORM failed to dlange constiluUonal language whldi gl""9 the governor 12 daya: to sign or veto leglsla- tlon while the Legislature is in session and 30 days after adjournment. Slnce the end ol the 1973 seaton was technically ooly a recess, Reagan's time to aot. on 1,000 bills was trimmed from 30 to 12 working days. On the last of tOOae U days Reagan signed 195 bllla and vetoed 105, compared with a workJoad of 60 to 80 bills the final day of pcevlous years. I.orig after mld- nlgbt, his staff was sUU typing dupllcaUng and dlstrlbuling v e to i;iessages. "We always bad the big rush of bills, but we bad 30 days," Reagan compla~. ''svDDENLY, .IDier .U., ~e ,o1 rulel, and It was a •d:tinai& .to tllniiilate tile rush ol bills, we llill bad Ille rush ol bills and only I2 days in which to study them.'' Reagan said be didn't knOllt' of any bills which be vetoed or signed by accident. But be said the c:hanc<s that will bappen have been increased under 1he 'new system . _ "When you had -the sJtuatlon fX a legislator walking up and down the cor-- rldors trying to solicit votes for ha bill. and we bad to tell him his bill bad already been passed two hlurs before, you have an indication there was a Utile confusion going oo up there," Reagan said. "In many bills you can find right and wrong . . . and many times we would have the leisure to say after we debuted It in the cabinet, 'Let's put this aside, and let's come back to lt1 say nut Tuts- day/ and we'd go on to other bllll . LEGIBLA11VE Ital! workers art divided over whether the reoncanlzaJlon did any good. Skeptjcs Ny the nature cl the Legislature 11 that nothlng .Is ~ ae- compli!hed unUI the preaun ol a deadline fortes action. AlR>, the mJd-seUOll receu ls euctly . lite adjoomment, heel-bills wbicb aren't passed by then are delayed unlll ~~· .. y the hie beftellt.i will come tn a smoother sessiQn next year, When 1tiere wW. be fewer blDs and more time for greater ln.<fep<lt study. The more orderly achedule of legislaUve recesses will 'abo produce better legilla- tion because there ls more time to con- duct fact-finding interim commJttee hearings, Ulty tay. nie one big problem wltlt the. reortanfzaUon, said Senste President pro tem James Mille:, was that oommlttees were snowed to continue hearlng bills unW the final week of the 30-week ....ion. THAT MEANT bills were still coming lo the Sent .. and Assembly f1oonl from committees as late u 'Ilursday night &nd Friday morning of the final week, cootributl.ng to the logjam that caused a 21-bour all~y. all-night final session and the later flood of bills to the governor, A simple change In rules to cut off con· elusive hearings about two weeks earlier would correct that problem, ~fills said. Even the first year under the new system was an improvement, Mills said . When the bugs are worked out In the coming two to three years, It should meet most of the goals backers sought, he added. 011r Man i n S an Fru11 eiaro ------, Hugh Hefner Losing His Barbi Doll? By HERB CAEN . SAN FRANCISCO -Al those briaht kids at Earth News Put II, the SoVlet Union ii about to buy the product that is "more American than apple pie'' - from Mexico! Translation : The Russians are negotiating for hundred• of thousands or dollars worth of denim to be supplied by the Levi Strauss factory ln Mexioo.City.1._~ch represents a turnabout m the :::iO\.r:iets' anU-jeons policy (a tued pair brings as high as $100 In the )1oscow black market). The deal is pert ot a new Russian-Mexican trade pact. WHAT DO YOU gtve e $165,000.. year superstar who 1s retitjng! Well, from bis former boss, H or a c e Stoneham,' Willie Mays is g~ttlng a $15,000 Mercedes lo keep oompany wtth the two cars be already 11:ot from Chry!ler. Quit and be ahead. AJlD CE'l'ERAS' After five )'<Otl, Barbi) Benton baa ZJl(Wed out -en Playboy's Hugh Hefner and UM a pad of her awn in Beverly Hille:, and her parent&, Dr. and Mn. Marvin Klein ol Sacramento, are not displeased. "It'a lime .she moved away from him," says Mn. Klein. "but I'm afraid they're still lrl"1Cb." (Barb!,11-a ripe old 23). FUNNY 0 L D TOWN' llemember when students were revolting? Well, al Golden Gate University on M~on, they 're not back to goldfish swallow· ins. but they ARE embroiled In a ~'Best CaJJd9n" curtest for a photo of Dean Lani Bader, gazing out benignly · from the bulletin board ... Secood prir.e is lunch with the Dean in the sdlool cafeteria, first prl7.e Is lund1 without, the Dean,, and Prof. Myrt'lll Moskowtta, In charge ol thb bully coo- test, tbougbt he had a winner lo "You say you'd do ANYTHING to get into law school, JitUe girl?" .•. However, this capt.loo wa.s sub m It t e d anooymously, and upon further ln- ve&tigaUcn, the Professor dlscovered It· was written, by Dean Bader blmself! "I am only 'tlalmlng second ;rtze,'' says the Deln modesUy, "since it ls imp0<8ible for me to lunch without myseU, ~ It not ?" THE FANCIEST boat in St. Francis Yacht Harbor these days may be the Albert Petris' $2.SO~OOO "Madame Queen Ill," Wl!lch Val Arnold and Lar- ry Masnada have guqled up ' so jt feeds eight ·and sleeps nine, an odd number but no matter. The Petris, whose home is in Atherton, use the boat· as pied-a-Bay, hosting little apres-opera dinners and the Uke (lf you're invited, exclaim madly over the wine, which you may be sure will be Petri), .. Spinoff: Val and that oth~r renowned decorator, Ant.bony Godww Hail, were driving through Santa Rosa Sunday night in Val's new 111ercedes when they stopped to admire a truly Western sight - a deputy Sheriff chasing a oow down tbe street. Admiratioo turned to constematioo when the cow suddenly wheeled around, dambered ooto the Mercede&- Bent's hood an d smashed the windshield. Total damage ' $1800, but it's a story Val can dine out on (or some time. IN 'I1lE Non Sequitur of the \Veek derby, the 1'-1ayor's aide, John De Luca 1wjns going away ('byeeee). After' Jl thief snatched Mr.I. Alioto's !500 Gucci alligator bag, containing $.500 cash, from her Union SL shop, John observed smarmily: "This just shows we're private citlzem, like everybody else" •.• How does it show that, Jotm? • NOW 11llS JS A LOVELY coin· cidence: over the weekend, one of those "Milk Has Something For Every Body" billboards, this one featuring TV's ri.Uchael Landon. went up on the side of a building at 19th and Castro wherein dwells -Harvey Mllk, can- didate f Ot" Supervisor! ... Kindly disbelieve that he arranged this. Milk does not have that kind of juice. SO FEW PEOPLE showed up for UC Extension's course on "The Nature of Drugs" that It has been canceled. As Kathryn Drennon puts it drily : ''San Francisco's interest in drugs is not· academic." BARREL'S BOTTOM: A queen in full draR sailed into the gown salon at Saks Fifth Ave. and asked Joy (Mrs, Aime ) Michaud, "Where's the lingerie department , dearie?" "Across , the alley al Brooks Brothers," replied JO'j. An avalanche of free tickets and passes "·ere shoved into a desk drawer for use in a huge collage he plans lo make at the end of the next legislative session. Gonialcs' be havior makes backroom manipulators shake their heads. He is somc11·hat like the loveable character Jen1t>s S1C\.\'.'.lrt portrayed in the movie "111cet John Doe" -a green,\\'ell-in- tenlioncd fellow who battled corrupt cigar-sn1oki n,g politicians ..• As for lobbyists' influence over California 's law-making machinery, he said: ''THE BIGGEST problerr. is that Jegts\ators develop personal relationships with lobbyists. When you have a personal relationship, you reach a point where you no longer know what motivates your ac · lion -whether it is based on fact or friendship. Is There a Nonlethal Weapon? Al lhc nio\'ic's climax, the cbar3cter triun1phs over Norton. a IXl"'erful kingn1aker. As A crowd clusters around Stewurt. one of bis supporters snaps; "Tbat's !he people, Norton. Try and beat that." IN TllE: REAL world . Calirornia legisla tors l!tf big campaign t'On- tributlons rrorn many of the 62.$ registerrd lohbyists. who bny testimonial dinner tickcls u~uu lly costing from $25 lo $250. Co111c1il'" ~aid he's plAMing to con- fine his fund-raising primarlly to the voters of his district. Re~tly he held a bot dog fc·cri thal raised $1,000. Not all lobbyistii have bankf'Oll! com· parable lo thr thousands 1pe.nt by some reprcscntativrs for oil compAnles and banks. for cx:unplc. Some struggle :tloni;: with small liud~cls tryln& to hel p the disabled p.r \.\tlfare recipients. For his fi rst six months In Sacramento. Gon1.al~s thought "about 10 guys l u.-ied to see an the lime in the h11llit were senators. You kngw, di.stlnguisbcd look- "The most successful lobbyists here ne\·er talk legislation. They ju.st do e\1erytWng for you. You play cards with lhem, vacation with th em. Then become pals rather lhan lobbyists anymore!' An example or how lobbyists work, Gonzales sa id, occurred one ni ght at a Sacramento rCiitaurant. ''IT '"'AS KIND of shocking to go out on my wedding &Miversary \.\·Ith my wife to a Sacramento restaurant and h11,·e son1eone o(fer to buy m.y dinner for me. I paid for ii. That kind of thing nel'er hap- pened to me-when l was a teacher." ~teanwhlle, ('.onzales' oUtspoken stance makes some of his colleagues wary about him. "Anytime you talk about members , )'OU are kind of In a "''BY vJolating the code or the club. I didn 't know th11t when I first got here. I jwit reacted because things bothered me. "But some legislators thought l was just headline hwiting." I ( Many Devices Bei ng Test ed fo r Possible Police Use By The Associated Pres s .. Devices ranging from cattle prods to beanbags are being warily tested around lhe nation to learn if policemen have a third choice between using lel:hal force or no force at all. But some officials believe that there is no such tblng as a nonlethal weapon. "The truth is that any weapon whiclt can cause Injury may cause death unde?- certain circumstances." says L o a An geles C.ounty Dist. Atty. Joseph P. · Busch. rN ORANTS, N. M., recenlly, an 18- year-old youth was killed when hit by a shot-filled bean bag fired by a.n officer attempting to disperac about l!IO yo ung ~rsons involved In 11 gang fight , said Edgar C. Bell, chief of police In thnt central Ntw Mexico city. The victhn was shot from n disIBnce or Cive feet, Bell sald. A spakcsman for the nu1nufacture:r, ~18 Associate• of San RanlOD. Calli., said the ' devlce was • designed to be fired from a range of 60 feet, Bell added. Despite the potential danger1 of the ~ catled nonlethal weapons, their uae con- tinues, and further research ls under way. Busch has established a task.force lo look for more humane weaponry. "Right now , the cop out there bas to choose between lethal force or alm0&t no force at all, and at ttmes both are unac- ceptable and the choice is unfair," ~s Deputy Dist. Atty. Burton S. Katz , legal llalsoo for Busch'• task force. "LESS LETHAL weapons are der!.Rfled to provide hi~ {Lbe officer) with a certain flexibility," Kat% adds. Katz said a variety of devlcea aro beina sludled or tcst..i. Amon& them ti a tr1nqulllzer-nnec1 dart gun, -similar tq devices used to !Ubdue wild anlmaB. Ot.her1 I n c I u. d e llthl l'lT'li!.~OH. acol13tical and temperature weapons that use light, sound , heat or cold to disorient d~strators or make them un· comfortable. British "°ientiJll are IOJtlng an antlriot device that uses aound and light waves to Induce nausea and epUep- tle-Uke seizures,. Katz says. Among polfcemen themselves, the issue 11 controve11}a1. "I sure u heU dOa't want to be stand- ing out there with a beanbag gun or a shotgun lull of allly puUy, lacing some s.o.b. with a to.ded plltol,'' says one veteran policeman. OTHER omCERS say lhelr salety mJgbt be endannred lf they were forctd to decide whither to use e: gun or nonlethal weapon during the brief seconds in wblch a tense lituatlon 11 developing. Amoof the flnt llOl1d,.dly wcapom "" tbe blllyclub, introduced hUndreds ol ~ ago and tUIJ a ftrture in many police departments. lAtcr came the catUe prod and water holes, believed effective in many 11tua- tlons. 1•0«au11e of thetr prods and hoaes .....iatec1 with the dvll rilthl• mov .. ment in the South and lhe excessive manner in which they were often used they've become nlmost unacceptabl~ because or public opinion anywhere In this country/' Ka.tz contends , ---- Saturday, October IS, I 973 The comment page of the Dally Pilot seeks lo lnfonn and sUmulate readers by presenUng a variety of com· mentary on topics or inter- est and -significance rrotn tnformed observ•ra a n d spokesmen. Robert N, WMd, Publisher l I • ( git I bit nit I "b !lo re wl )'OI "' "' .... up "" , gi~ It 1"' In I th• "" •Yr , Ha ~ fro Ian "" Ha Da No I gil inlt Un dn go } tba up Ire ~ ' mo SO I am · ~ alx ~ ~ gei ~ I' lhii tho ghi wit At of . ... 1 girl • for1 I • t l Ing Vo ' Al '" ""' -Ho· 1 f~l nu dtsi i •lu l tha I All ' ~ get ~ dis scr Ho• ed ' • the ~ tur the w• E not the wil an< OCE sh• is I hol ckl llvl SJ>~ dOt ~ in• baJ , • ba1 SJ>< ob< ' Sol ' ' tw• ' ·: tln1 ' ot ~ ml era • ' ... '• , rel t i l 11 I I ~ • WO t .,re~ \ • onl •ht Good morning: boy1 11.nd ctrls. Did. all of you ,.. lhal big beaulHuJ moon hut nl&hl? II looked JWlt II k e a "harvest moon" when It firat came up. Uncle L e n remembers those n1oons when he was juat ·a }'OWlgJter back In lhe Mid· west. It would oome up real slowly with a big, red, rosy glow and light up the ak.y unW y o u thought It was on fire. Then the moon would be- gin to chaD.Je color u n t 11 • ·~ • It looked like a great bip: ·pumpkin just floating up thert: 1 In lhe heaven• N j N A MAYBE TllAT'S where ._ ________ .. _________ _ tho idea came fro!Jl to -·---·-'--------I use the pumpkin as a symbol for Halloween. Does anyone know? ' Uncle Len k n o w s that * PRIZE tt'IN NER * Halloween c o m e a to us ~ from lhe Old i;ngllsh "Hal- lamos Eve", which b the previous evening to "A 11 HAllo\U," or "An Saints Day" l\.fUcb Ls celebrated tn Nov. J. Andy Cl1rk, 8, 7031 St1rll9ht Clrcle, Huntington Beach But Oct. St , boys and girls, Is the day that ls lnfonnalty observed In t h e United States as a day to dress up in costumes and Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. llere's all you do: (I) Dr8w picture on piece of plain, white paper 5!f.t inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do qot copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3 ) Put your name , age and address on back of drawJng. Mail It to Uncle Lell's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 8261.6. Entries must be received by noon on TbursclaY for production on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. go to Halloween parties. And it'1 also the ev£>.nlng that boys and girls dreS3 up and go out "trick or treating." had a rea.1 hard time pi.ck· c I' ing a wiMer. r----- A very •pedal HONOR• aro j Corner--~ Now we only have 18 ~ more days until Halloween. ' so It's time all you boys and girls began thinking ' ~ about y o u r costumes and , pUlng lhem re•dy. ~ It's also time to start thinking about drawing au ABLE MENTION this week goes to Reriee a n d L a u r a Gullo of Fountaln Valley. Duane and Deb- bie Kronnlck of Mt s s I on Viejo. Lynda · Rothstein of Irvine, and B 111 Renlea of com Mesa. A Is o 1 very 15peclal thank you to Darren a n d l)awn Newell of San Cle- mente for the real nice leUer to Uncle Len. RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER WILLIE: ll you•re a good boy tonight, Timmy, I will give you this bright, shiny new penny. TIMMY: Thafs o.k., I don't mind of ' you give me a dirty old nickel. COiten Ntwtll, " ol 213 Yla e1111tn1. Sin Clttntnlt •. those pumpkins, black cats, ghosts and robllns, and witches on broomsticks. And also to 'Write some of . lho!e Halloween. poerna and send them In. Remember, boys and girls '----------------------' to send In your entries to Uncle Ltn and Carol and Andy. You migbt' win a bright, shiny Kennedy half dolfar. or a set of ency· . • Tlll8 WEEK, b o y I Md girls. Carol did not' rettlve • olnile poem and ther<- fore, she could not award • ortze. clooedia . But an of \ the ~w­ ·,{ ings wete to · ~ that Uncle Len and "the rang l ' ' Untn mt week, have 1 very, very happy every· thing'. I i i s.M ,_, 411.aw te Alt AH.,, •I• 0,..,. C.... ...., "'°'· Jo• 15.0. C-. M .... Celff, "" AlldW.-d• • UllTlfllflt 20-W!ume , .. DI tht Mtrll SIUll..,IS l!nc-,.:lopedl1 to Ai>PIO Fr1nc~. IQa u , DI Rid\< lf!Ond, Vlrvlnla, for 1111 question: How are barnacles formed ? -scraps ornoatinTlllankton, groivs and molts three times during its first ' week or life. Alter the fourth skin is shed, an entirely different barnacle These 1tubbom Httle shell emerges. It has t\\·o eyes. a fish are 00U1ln1i but a palr of feel ers and no fewer n· u i s a n c e . They were than a dozen legs. discovered aaes ago, securely stuck to the very first ships THE CREA'ltJR.E'S fa I that mankind put out to sea. round body soon grows almost All thls time, every seagoing as big as a marble. Then it Is generation has tolled t 0 ready to renounce its free _$ dislodge them _ aod the toulh f.Wimmlng life and settle , scraping job c 0 n t In u e'. down. it selects a submerged i However. not much was learn· solid surface , such as a ship or a pier or a whale. A lin1y ed. about the b a r n a c 1 e 8 substance. extracted from sea t . themselves until about a cen· water, oozes from one of !ta ~ tury ego. Then the truth of feelers and this is used to ! their remarkable lire story build the b a r n a c 1 e • s was discovered . permanent home. For the rest Barnacles b ecome 'ofltallfeltstayslnslde,stand· ' noticeable as adults. when Ing on Its head. ~d the shPJl they stick their stubborn shells slays stuck long after the wllh super-cement to ships barnacle dies. and piers, whales and other ocean-going creatures. The shell of the aven:ge barnacle is a small sturdy dome with a A,.ty 1t!ld5 • HVl!WOl11mft 'et or TM OW'onlclel llf N1rnl~ to Carot Ht.,· allp, ... 13. of lndlarn1plll•, tl'dl1111, for ~ Q1Mltlon1 hole at the top that can be JJow old can an oak iree cet? cloled by a hinged door. The living barnacle pokes a tuft of ln Eng!and they have a spindly legs through the trap-stur'IJy oak tree that measures door and trawls for !ood. Drif1· 43 feet around its . trunk. The Ing algae and small sea people there claim that It is ·dwellers sre grabbed, pulled .. 900 years old -and tbis may • Inside and stuffed Into the be true. Every year It adds a barnacle's mouth. slln1 ring of hard growth ' 'Ibe sea Is home to about BOO around IL! trunk and with luck ; barnacle !peclee. The smaller It may live to celebrate its species have greyf~ · abeJI{ 1,000 birthday. Many of these about a quarter inch wide. sturdy English oaks live two ' Some of the larger 1pectes are or three centuries. And they ~ two Inches wide and may be t1o not die of old age. Some ·: tinged with red or purple, blue become hollow when insects' ~ or yellow. All of them al'fl destroy the dead wood in lhe ~ crustacean couslN of the middle of their trunks. Their : crabl, ahrlmpa and loblten -support b weakened and 1•le : and somewhat d l 1 1 a n t l y wlnda often blow them down. 'i related to the IMects. Others are de!!lroyed In their t AJ a nite. the adult bamam youth by fire or lumbermen. } is boUi male aid._ female Md 'M1ere are alll'IO!t 300 oak • rullY fertilized ea• are pro-species and moat ol lbem have I~ duced inside the shell. The very hard and dural>le wood. eggs halch and tht tiny larva• '!lley grow alowly Ind most I swim out and away, looklna apecles are not rea{ly to bee,r !Ike mini w111er n~as. No aoorm until they are 20 years • wonder evuybody fall~ to old The white oak of Amer1ca : "ff!C01f111e them for t0 tong. cloSe~ reaembles the alurdy "A newly hatched larva has En.llllh oak. fl.1ony of theae ooe eye ind six legs -tnd no natlvc. American oab n1ay shell. It feeds hungrily on live 100, 200, or 300 year!. I Bower's Diet Better • .!fhan Thf!t of Humans SAN FR!INCISCO (A,1 - "A good dog .food -balanced with all six of the basic erements -would be better and more nutritious than the things most humans eat," a specialist in animal nutrition says. ~eter1nariao Medical Assoc.is· Eberhart. president of the Contra Costa County Veterinarian ~1ediacl Associ<i· lion, said "whether you're an ant or an elephant, you need six basic elements in your diet: water, vi I a min s , minerals, carbohydrates, fats and proteins." HIS COl\fMENTS came dur· ing the 8Sth convention of the California Veterinary ?ttedical Association here. Not only \vculd some dog " -T k --1oodUe_aOO<lfo• "'""""'· tb< LOVe a es pet rooc1 Industry in genera l 1s "three to five years ahead of Muddy Turn For Ostricli BELMONT (AP ) A graCi!f'9, lon1·le1ged ostrich, l:ound for adventure and !Ovetnaklng, found herself jut:t a sUck In the old San Francisco Bay mud. n1ree ostriches. two fe- ma le! and a male. es- caped from the Marine \Vorlrl exhibit near Belmont and strode oif i&cr'069 nearby mud- !lats to set up housckcening. said curator George Clark. But one female became stuc~ lo her kneecaps in a nu1rl- slough. 'Ibe other two birds were muddied and exhausted \\'hen they roached shore - and v.'el'e scooped l•p by keeµ- ers wbo rescued their com· panloo. Sandy Loves ~ooftop Life OLDHAM, England (UPI) -Snndy the mongrel dog lives on the roof of his owner'• pub. "Soon after we 1noved Into the pub 13 months ago Sandy jumped ort the fire 'est!lpt otito the root -and h\1 stayed since," said Gtrry Rltclltf, the pub landlord. 'Ibe dog ii I e d each day by Ratdlfl'1 to-year-old IOD who clambert up the fire escape to i.-ve 1he food in a kennel oo a nat .part of the roor. Now 'You Know The rat, with a tlfe1pan or 3l\ ->'ell(I, 111\d the elephant, whl.Cb Uves to be an average of 70, both die 9000 after their heart beats allahtly more than a billion tln1cs. nutritionists for humans," said Bob Kambic or Kai Kan Foods, Inc. "There's no single ite1n ln human food that can keep a man alive for his entire life expectancy,'' he said. "But a good, well-balanced cat or dog food can keep an animal going !Or a full. normal life even if It ate nothing else." White Whale May Deliver First Baby NEW YORK (UPI) -Fr· ances, the rare white \vhaJe with great expectations was swimming comfortably ttlls week at the Coney Island Aquarium. 0£licial& expect the ID-foot beluga whale to dellver what nlay become the first beluga baby to survive captivity . son1etime this month . "SOme people think she's having contractions." an of· Cicial at the aquarium said. "but she jerlis : a bit only because she's belng kicked by her 200·pound fetus." TUERE IS NO exact date for the dell very, but ofriclals es timat e she became pregnant a few weeks after her last delivery in July, 1m. A whale's ge!lation period ls about one year and dellve.ry ls expected "sometime. around ~ber ta OCtober," the offlclal 11 id. France5 lost her baby calf last year wben 11 died of ln· jurie& caUIOO by hitting lt.e: head against lhc walla or the !Bnk. Her 1natc, Bllllchon , wa! awhnmlng In another tank ntarby and "Is a little unhap- py about be\ng ak1ne ,~ 11.~ cording to lhl!-officipl. Swearit1g Parrot On Loose BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP I -A blue-and-grey parrot Yillh a bilingual bad n1001h ls on the loose In Buffalo's north side. Coco, a 17-yaar-okl exotic bird born In the Congo and raised in Tel Aviv, U:rael, can swear at you in either Hebrew or Polish, s11y1 h!J owner, F.d\Vard Richtt!r. . Richter, 71, now lives with hls sister, P.trs. Alice Sztagn. She allowed Coco lo ny out of the house Ulis week. EVEN IF whoever f~ the blrd c:hoose.1 to keep It rather than return It, "1rs. Sitagn and Richter said they would like a phone call just to know Coco is safe. "He' doesn't like any water," Mrs. Sztagn S&ki. "But he eats grapes ... and red ones, not gr£en or black. And he likes nuts with milk." DAILY PILOT 9 Once before, he new away from home, when he wu !iv· Ing with Richter in Tel Aviv. Richter said he called C.OCO and the bird answered - in Hebrew -"Father, I'm here." Where's the Steak? What does he say in Polish? "Those \\'Ords you shouldn 't even aak about," ,.lrl. Sztajn said. Little Audry Roeder, 2, or Lake Zurich, Ill., looks surprised at the huge mush· room held by her cousin, Gaye ?11acchlni , 8, of suburban Riverside, Ill The "cal· vatias gigantea", one weighing five pounds, were found in the Des Plaines forest area near Chicago and are edible. --------''--------------·-· Aardvarks To Zebras Get Care Are Our National Parks SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) - Animals sometimes need more than tender loving care, so the San Francisco 7..oo ls building a $431,500 hospital. Doing Right By Bears? 'nle hospital, one of the first in the nation, will provide operating, X-ray. intensive care, quarantine and autopsy facilities, a zoo spokesman \\1ASHINGTON (AP) As1Ji.stant Secretarv of the lntcrior Nathaniel R e e d predicts a team of scientists wl.11 report that the National Park Service ls doing right by Uie griu.ly b e a r s in Yellowstone National Park. National Academy of Sclcnc<'s research team \\'iU find that the objectives of our policy have been met and the bears have become free roaming in the park. Tbe Park Service has been crltlclzed by s o m e en· \ironmental groups f o r abruptly closing down the garbage dumps at which the bears-have been accustomed to feed. Critics say the garbage dureps eOOuld ha\'C been phased out gradually and that lhe bears are in danger of becoming e1tinct in the park. REED VISITED the park recenlly and conferred 'A'lth officials of the Park Service, and from the Bureau or Sport Fisheries and Widllife about the bears. "I have no intention of open- ing the dumps." he said. "I am not running the NatioMl Park Service to have it become a zOO." said this weekend. · Jie said the holspital will be colTipleted In a year. In the past the zoo has used a small area of the elephant house to treat sick anim:lls. When anin1als had to be quarao- Uned , the zoo had to pay for space outside the compound. "Independent researchen; in the park have given us a preliminary.report, which will be given to the scientific team, \\'hich indicates the population of bears ln the park Is not onlv healthy but increasing." Reed said In an interview. The ln1erior Departn1cnt estirrates there are from 7(1'} to J.000 grizzly beRrs in the ~n contiguoos st.ates. although they are much n10re nwnerous in Alaska and Canada. "l AAt WELL satisfied the world scope (10polnblor-~.-11ooan--) 1 War broke out in the Mideast on Yorn Kippur, the most important (CHOOSE ·ONE: Jewish. Muslim) holy day. 2 While battling Egypt on one front. ISfael also clashed with Syria in the . 1 Heights. This is an area which Israel took control of from Syria during the 1967 war. a·Gobi b-Gaza c·Golan 3 Wholesale food prices (CHOOSE ONE: rose, fell) by 6 per cent in September, more than in any month in more than 25 years. 4 South Africa was formally expelled lron1 the United Nations. True or False? 5 UFO's have been in the news. Whal do the letters U-F-0 stand tor? newsname (10 poinlt H JOU can ldenltfJ th• person in the ntwt) I am President and Prem ier of a large Mid· east nation. Renewed fig hting between my country and Israel re · cently broke out in the Sinai Peninsula, which Israel has occupied since the 1967 Mideast war. Who am P matchwords (4 -............... """h' l ..... bogus 2 ..... obscure 3 ..... obscene 4 ..... bonus !5 ..... obsolete a·nol genuine, sham b·in addition to c·out-ol-date, no longer in use d-not easily noticed •·indecent h adcUtloa &o belq a family fun fealure, TflE QtnZ U by the Dally Piiot. aa Integral part of tlle in-classroom ne\l·s progra1n pre· 1en1ed in Orange Coa1t area schools as a publJc ser\•lce • news picture (10 Point.I H rou lnl'ftl' thi1 QU•tlon correct!}') When the Arab ·lsraeli llostil itles erupted. the United States put its Mediterranean fleet in motion and on alert. Which U.S. fleet is this~ sportlight ,. (2 points kw NCh quatlon 1R1wtted conectlJ) 1 The .. ? .. is the award g1ve11 10 the ma1or league pitcher ol !he year. a·Vince Lon1bard1 Trophy b·Stanley Cup c-Cy Young Award 2 Evet Knievel is a ' who has suttered many injuries during his ca reer. a· parachutist c·motorcyclist 3 Sparky Anderson is nianager of the (CHOOSE ONE: New York Mets, Cinci nnati Reds) 4 (CHOOSE ONE: Ronnie Peterson, Cale YarbOrough) drove to victory in the U.S. Grand Pnx at Watk ins Glen, New York. 5 A new professional football league Is repc>rtedly being formed by .. ? .. , the same man who founded the Amer1 can Basketball Aswciation and lhe World Hockey Asso· cialion. a·AI McGuire b·Gary Davidson c O J Simpson roundtable ,..,,., clteuttlon (no .COft) Should Isra el be forced lo 'eturn the Arab land it has held since the 1967 war? Why or why notl . YOUll SCOH: tl' .. 100 point. -ToP SCOH! 11 to to points -hHf._., 71 to IO po6ntl -Good. 11le70 ---''"· 1015·73 • YIC. Inc., Machon.~ q·s 111o'j'•'4 •1v110)1· .. ttp•)I u•11111>11::)·f l>·t 1•·1 :1H911l'll04S 1••111 '1+•1s •rw n1::>1~SMiN ~·9 11\·to :••( :p·l :•·I lSQ¥0MH:>lVW 611AIJ P•u1•w•p1u~·S :•11•j •t l I ' f 0 DAILY PILOT Baptbc # l'lnt Baptlll Cb lll<b, 21"-1 1i1oulton Parkway, Laguna Hilla; church school for all ages at 9::.1 a.m.: service af 10:45 a.m.: sermon: "Called Together To Do" by church laymen. Dr. Jvan BtU pastor, prtSiding; Dr. Bell also con- ducts 1 Bible study and prayer service on WedneJCh1ys at 7 p.m. Fairview Baptliit Church, comer of Fair and F1lryiew, Costa 1i1esa; special set"vlce of celebration at 10 a.m. using drums. guitar, bass and piano in a multi-media presentation "No i\1an ls An Island" by the Rev. Richard Doss. Prlmltlve Baptlst Cbutth, :!476 Newport Blvd ., Costa i\fesa; services held tem- porarily on Saturdays: church school at 9:45; service at 11 a.rn .; sermon l.lY the Rev. Lester Fletcher; g e I-ac- quainted potluck following the service. Fountain V a 11 e y Bupti~l Cllurclri meets at the com- munity cen1er. 10200 Slater Ave .; church IChool at 9:45 a.m.; service at 10;~5 a.m.; the Rev. Jim Garrington. pastor oC the Friendship Baptist Church of Fullerton, guest speaker : youth group met!IS at 5:45 p.m.: evening servic:e a1 7. Flr1t Bapdst Church. 310 J\lagno1ia Ave., Costa Mesa: church school al 9:45 a.m.: Dr. James 0 . Combs will ad- dress Conqueror's class on "Obey the Law''; service al 11 a.m.; sennon: ''How to Help YourseW to Happiness" by Dr. Combs; the war in lsrae1, UFO's and. other signs of Christ's second ·coming will be discussed at the evening service. Chri•lla11 Ftr1I t'hrl1tlan C b u r ch, Legion Street and Glenneyre. Laguna Beach; Bible school at 9:45 a.m.: .service al 10:45 a.m.: scrn1on: "No Longer an ·Infant'' by Jame! H. Boulton. minister. Harbor Chrillli an Church, Disciples of Christ. 2401 Irvine Blvd.: church school at 9:30 a.m.; service at IO:~!'i a.m.: sermon : "The Fellowship of the Holy Spirit" by Dr. D. W. ?t1cElroy, minister. • Saturd1.y, ~ U , 1973 Pulpit & Pew Cl1rlstla11 Scle11ce • Chrbthm Scltnte <.'bu rcbe8, First C h u r c b of Ckrllt, Seleutlst, 2800 Verde Drive, Costa Mesa. services at ll a.m. and church school at 9: 15 5.m.; f'irst q.urdl or Cbrlst, Scle.ntllt, 8Ui and Ollvt, lluntlngton B e a c b , services and church school al 9:30 and 11 a.m.; First Church of Christ, Scieadst,, 3303 Via 'lido, Newport Beach. services and church school at · 9 and 10:30 a.m.: Second Oiurcb of Christ, Sclcatbt. 3100 Pacific View Drive. Corona del ~tar. services and church school at 10 a.m.; \\'ednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. Congregutlo11al Plymouth Congregational Church of Ne"·port Harbor, 3262 Broat St., Newport Beach; church school and service al 10 a.m.: Dr. Ru ssell Spittler will present a special "f'owider 's Day" sermon; adult Bible study at 9 a.m.; evening Bible study at 7. C omm unliy Cbureb, CongregaUonat 611 fleliotrope A\'e .. Corooa del l.1ar ; church school and service at 10 a.m.: child care available; ·scnnon: ··Good i\lcn and 'l'ure"' by the Rev. Dr. Philip G. 1'·tur ray; \Vomen's Service Fello"-ship \Viii conduct a bake sale following the service. Je1cish Temple B 1 t Yabm of Newport Beach will hold Sab- bath services on Friday, Oct. 19. at 8:15 a.m., at the In- terfaith lounge of UC Irvine. 4201 CampllS Drive. Dr. Harry Sherer, rabbi. will conduct services. Oneg Shabbat to follow. Luther1111 Lutheran Chufch of the Cross, 24231 El Toro Road, Laguna Hills: church school and Bible classes at 9:30 a.m.: sen•ices at 8:30 and II a.m.; sermon "Words of Wisdom'' by the Rev. Dr. \\1illiam R. Eller pastor Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. 798 Dove-Drive, Newport Beach ; services et 8 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon: "Consecrated Chicken Soup" by Roger J. Be\g, pastor. lm· mediately followµig the 10:30 service there will be a loo· cheon honoring Karleen Van Fellowshi p Hall. Les and Dyke in F • I th IAtbuu Church, 34381 Ca ll e Port o la, Capistrano Beach : c h u r c h school at 9 a.m.: service at 10:30 a.m.; child ca r e available; sermon: "Lutheran Women's . ~1ission11ry League Sunday" by Pastor James Knotek. Gloria Del Lutheru t'llurch of Dana Point ; services at 8:30 and It a.m.: church school for all ages al 9:45 a.m.; chlld Cif,re ava ilable; sermon based on the Book of James: youth program o( Bible s t u d y . fellowship and recreation at 4 p.m.; potluck dinner at 6, followed by a sermon in song by guest .soloist George Mat- thews at 7. Cbrl1t Lutheni.n Church, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa ; church school and B i b 1 e classes at 9:30 a.m.: services at 8:15 and 11 a.m.; sermon : "Are You Listening" by L. V. Tornow . pastor : midweek study and "·orship on Wed- nesday at 7:30 p.m. t'brlst Lalheran Church, 35522 Camino Gapistrano, San Oernen te: service at 10 a.m.; sermon: "Is Faith ltea1iug Possible" by Pastor J. Einory Ackerman: church school ::it 11:05 a.m.: for ages 3-year-<ild and up ; Junior Luther League meets at 6:30 p.m.: church school staff meets ~fondav at 7:30 p.m.: confirmation class on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.; Lutheran Church Women meet Tuesday at 10 a.m.; "E:w:- ploratlons of Faith" session at the 011.~tor's home Wed· nesday at 7:30 p.m. Prlnce of Peace Lutheran Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa; services at 8 and 11 a.m.; sermon': "Christian C I t i z e n s : Sub- versh·e or Submissive" by Pastor Andrew Anderson ; church school at 9:30 a.m.; evening service at 7 "·Ith con- cert by Floyd Langz.ettel. illethodbt Ffrat Un It e d MetbodtsC Cbarcb, J8225 Bushard Sl., Fountalp Valley; c bu r c h sch001 and service at 9:30, Laitj' Sonday, Arlen Erickson, lay lender as main speaker: open house for parents after service : field trip for 7th through 12Ui grades to the Univer!lity of So u t h e r n Califomia for youth focus on study of "Drugs, and Their Role in lhc Community." Day to conclude "'ilh dinner and firesid e vespers. F o r In- formation, call Ford Miller, 962-2593. Unlftrslty United r.tetbodlst Church, 18422 Culver Road. Irvine: church school and services at 9 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon: "The L<lrd ls Your Sheoherd. But \Vbat About Mc?" ?itesa Verde U n It e d ~lethodJrl Chur<'h, 1701 Baker St.. Costa J\1esa; church school and service at 9:30 a.m.; Layman's S11nday : "Pilgrims Progress-Where Are Yoo On th4! Path" presented by Dr. Bill Adamson, Jay leader; Dr. B. Lothair Green, minister. First U n i l e d r.tithodisl Church , 272.l 17th St.. Hun· tington Beach; services at 9: IS and 10:30 a.m.; Laltv Sunday services under the directioo of Arnold McAdoo. lay leader; sennon: ''Called Together" by lay persons of the con- irregation ; special music by the Angel .Choir at 10:30 service. Pre•b11terla11 St. r.t a r k Presbyterian Church. 2100 Polar \'1st a , Ne\\' port Beach; service at 9:30 a.m.; John Boller, Jr., v.:i11 preach on the topic · "Passing the Buck"; Richard Parry will be assistant Elder. Presbyterian Church or tbe Co\•enant. 2850 Fairview ,Road. ('.l)~ta "-1csa; church school and services at 8:30 and 10 1a.n1 .: sennon: "What, No Background Music" by the Rev. Bruce .4.. Kurrie. Religious Scle11ce f1nt Cbarcb of Rtllgtoos S<!lence meets in the Ma.sonic Temple, 3011 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente ; service at 1.1 a.m.; sermon: "Spiritual Beings Being Spiritual" by the Rev . Leslie S. Harrold; heal· ing serVice T\JeSda,ys·· at 7 p.m.; Science of Mind clasaes. Tuesday at 'l:~ p.m.. Newport Harbor Olarch of Religious Sclence meets at 541 Center St., Costa Me s a ; church school and service at 11 a.m.; sermon: "Value of Meditation" by Dr. William R. Parker, guest speakl'l'. A rum· mage sale wlU be held on the church patio today . begin- ning at 10:30 a.m. There will be a potluck supper at 6, fo11owed by a talent show presented by the members. The public Is invited. Fnt Cburch of Religious Scleoce meets at Corona del "-1ar High School, 21 0 1 Eastbluff Drive, N e w po r t Beach; churdl school and service at 10:30 a.m.; sennon: "Take a New Look" by the Rev ... Alberl Burke, minister. Church of ReU1ious Scleace, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach; services · at 9 and 11 a.m., with junior church at earlier service; nursery care avai l a bl e ; sermon: "What Really Pttat· ters" by the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard. minister: n on· denominational lectures on Thursdays at 10 a.m. at Oubhouse •"One, Laguna Hills Leisure World. Other Denan1lnatlons Newport Unity Church, 15th Street and Irvine Avenue, Senior Citizens' B 1 d g . , Newport Beach; church school . for all ages al 9 a.m.; service at 10 a.m.; sermon "\Vhat's Right \Vith the \\'orld'' by Dr. r.tarcus Bach, author and world traveler, guest speaker; he will also an· nounce·details for a three-day retreat aboard the Queen Mary, starting Nov. 1. Christ Church by the Sea, 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach: service at 9:30 a.m.; Laity Sunday and lnstaltation of officer! for the new United Methodist \Vomen ; sermon: "This ls The Day" by Robert B. Shepard J r., pastor; church to host area Senior Citizens luncheon Thursday at noon. St. James Eplseopa.I Church, 3W9 Via Udo. Newport Beach ; Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m.; church school at 9 a.m.: service at ll a.m.; child care available; famil y Eucharist at 9 a.m.: jurllor and youth chorus to present cantata : Episcopal women will host tea in the Parish Hall following the 1:30 p.m. address by Mrs. Edgar Sanford, who wil l also (See PULPIT, Page 11) • • Chtist College of Irvine To Install Administrator i, A new Lutheran college 1 named, Christ O>llege trvine. wlll Install Ill f0tmdlng od- 1ninlstrator, Profeaor Chart~ L. Manske, on TU~ay, Oct.· '1·-• 16, ,_ P·I"· ~t Chr1'l .Lutheran Ch\ll'ch, 7eO Victoria Strett lrt Costa Meaa.l nie new conege_ schcdu!ed to open in September 1975 will be located on'a I IS-acre sltein the 'l\trtle Rock area of lr\llne close to the University of California, Irvine. 1WO HUNDRED Luthe.ran ministers from So u ther n California. Arizona a n d Nevada will participate ln the installa t!OD of P r o f e a 1 or Chari~ L. Manske as actlni prestdeftt and vice presldeo1 for academic affairs a{ Christ College Irvine. Dr. Richard Schulz, presi- dent of Conoordla Seminary, Springfield, tll., will be the featured speaker. Dr. Arnold G. Kuntz, president of the 216 Lutheran Church -Missouri Synod oongregations in the Pacific Southwest, w i 11 perfonn the rtte of in- stallation. Another partlclpant will be Dr. John Greenlee, president of California State University, Los Angeles. The public Is invited to the event. Professor Manske asswned the position of acting president of Quist College Irvine on March 30, 1973. Previoosly he Gloria Dei Sets Bethel Bible Se1ies Gloria Dei Luthera n Churcl} of Dana Poiilt will sta rt its sec- ond year of Bethel Bible series Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the church. The first Bethel Bible class for adu'.lts was taught in October, 1972, wxler t h e leadership of Mts. Harlen Schulz and Martin Ficken. The Bethel Bible series is nolHioctrinal in its approach. The series is dlvidedt info six units, each unit cov'ei;lng a seven week period. 'lbe first three units cover UM ~Id Testament aDd the ~ing three units cover the \New Testament. Those interested in register· ing for the series are asked to call the church office, 493-3414 for additional inforntation. TO BE INSTALLED Charin L. Manake served for IS years at the University of So u t h er n' California as Lutheran cam· pus pasl<lr. Recently Mamke received commendations for civic leadership by t h e California State Legislature, the Los Angeles City Council and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. He has master's degrees from Con· cordia Sem i na r y and Washington University, St. l.auis, as Well as being a Ph.D. candidate in the field of Boys Choir To Perform At Fiesta The Rev. Richard Coughlin's Boys Chorus will sing at the F:iesta de C.OSta .J\tesa Sunday at 1:30 p.m. They just com· pleted an 11 !!I.ate tour where they had joint concerts with Barbershoppers and Sweet Adelincs in many of the states. They also performed throughout southern California and .ln Europe. '!be boys, age 8 to 14. are from Colrta Mesa, Newport. Beach, Santa-Alla a n d Anaheim. They practice after school twice a week: al St. John 's School in Costa Pt1esa. They appear before service organ_izatloas, church groups, senior citizens, hospital pa· tients. and &ehool groups. social tthle1 at the Unlver1lty o( Southern canromla. PROFESSOR MANSKE'S previous activities In Southern California have included the following: President of the Southern California Chapter of the Religious Pubtlc Relations Council; the first coordinator for a U. Angeles ex tension center of Concordia Seminar)', St. Louis; and Lutheran diir- trict public relations director. Also board member of the Southern California Religk>u.s Radio, Television and Film As.sociatlon. chairman d. the planning sub-committee or the Holver Urban R e n e w a I Advisory Committee: u well as guest chaplaln for the Los Angeles Police Department and the L-Os Angeles County Boar.d of Supervisors. Professor Manske , hls wile , Barbara. and two chlldren, David and Christine, will be moving to Irvine from Los Angeles in Noveni.ber. In Jul y. the national con· vention of th e Luth era n Church -Missouri Synod voted an aditltlona1 three million dollars so that the campus might be built im- mediately. The new office for Christ College Irvine ls located across from Orange County Airport at 18662 MacArthur Blvd. In Irvine. The new col· lege • 1 is one of fifteen In- stitutions of higher education in the U.S.A. owned and operated by the Lutheran Church -Missouri Synod. Trinity Sets Lay Institute Approximately 450 people are expec ted to attend the Harbor Trinity Baptlst Onirch Lay lns t itut e fo r Evangelism, Oct. 21·28. The week's training, at 1230 Baker St., Costa Mesa, Rill consist of five lectures and five seminars. A complete manual wlll be presented to each registrant. Campus Crusade for Christ International will conduct the lnsUtute. For additional in- formation. call 545-7981. ' 1::s~tes) Fl1t19AY ORANGE COAST CHURCH DI,RECTORY Of NlWPOIT IE.ACH -IDhc.lplnl 2401 lr'f'llle et Sollttl IMbol Sunday School -·. 9:3(1 A.M. Morning \Vorship ... , , . !0:45 A.M. NEWPORT HARBOR ! 1 LUTHERAN CHURCH I 798 Dover Dr., LI 8-Jbl I N~w port Beach R09•r J, Berg, P'•1tor I E111rly Worthip 1:00 ~-"'· . W• lnvl+. You To Wonhip LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Or. Coron a del Ma r NlrtefY & Kh1cNr9.,...., l'royjclff Phone: 642-2725 Alinister: Ur. D. W. McElroy I Chrilil•11 Educ•lion 9:15 •·"'· Ii R ... L-ret1ce D. fr11hlhtt. ...... .~ Slltlllly Scl!Mi;"Clll1Mt--All AIH f:ll 1t1"1t:U A.M. THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ST. JAl!t-;S-. 7-2::c:~:l:o~=:~pe-rt l•~h -. ~\ J 7:10 A.M.-Holy E11charl1' ':00 ' 11 :OD J..M.-Fonilly Wor1hlp J.tt.,IMM Hely faclMlrkt •11d MM11I"' l'rspr TUESDJ.Y-10:00 J..M.-Hety luclMlrilf 9114 laylftt •11 of HNft 10:45 J..M.-#r•yet FeUewOI, N11,...ry l'ro.41.0 or S••ffy & T11adcry Senlc" WlDHlSDAY--1:00 l'.M. Pnry•r & l',.IM n. a ... Jofl11 P. A.., II, lectet--PlteN: '75·0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 204~ Orange Ave., C.M Sund.oy• 1:00 & 10·00 Church Sc~oo1-•:t5 Mid0 W.n S.r•k" -Wed.· 6:JO l'.M. T1111rt. -10:00 A.M. f.r. Maw•rd M•" C•rtwrl9ht, Vicar -l'fle11e 541·22)7 Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church J2JJ P'ctelflc Ylew Drt.., CorOH ~ M• I S1111d•'fl•l100 A.M. & t :lO A.M .. Ch11rch Sc:hool/H1rwry.f:JO A.M. T11esday-7:00 A.M. Wedftffdap-f:JO A.M. The Re•. J•h• l•t•r• Do•ls. Rector -l'hctH '44·04'2 1- Wo.,hl' H111r-lO:JO A.M. N11nery & C1ttN Hour Provklirtl l'tloite '44·2664 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Miuouri Synod 760 Yktet"le St, Cof;to M ... LAlttt.r Y. fer11ew, PnTor 541-5404 Woushlp S.f'llCUI l 1U & II A.M. Sunll1y kJIMl1 f 1Jt A.M. -Adun s1iq , .. ,,, t :M A/A-• Ctiritt* E•••......, ScMI -1414166 GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH ]1501 STONIHILL Dl. DANA P'OINT DONALD I'. IAHKSON, P'ASTOl WORSHIP' 1:30 l 11 :00 SS -f .45 4tJ.J414 49)·407) ST. MATTHEW LUTH-ERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive Univ•rsity P1rk, Irvine lev. Harhrt N. Nl•rMell• t:OO A.M.-Wenlltpo & SniNy lchHI 10 :30 A.M.-Wenltlpo I l••*Y Sekel 112.1121 ' '• I ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH I li~~~~~~-~~~~~I 12l' 11111 It .. H1lttl ..... a hMtr IJn t llllf ef A'M rehiftl) l !OO A.M.-'1oty Cornrnu11:on PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH A Cordial Welcome from THE----tlNllED MrntODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER WenMp-t:OO A.M. AT 115A .......... a... 11 :1S A.M, .t St. Mic.Meri -..-.. Mt11fJ11•rlte et r.clfic view 0. C.re11•del .... I'll ... : 675-0tlt Co1t• Me111 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & H•rbor Blvd. Worthlpo S•"lc" t :JO & 11:10 A.M. Church School -9:30 A.M. _ I All.L W, ISSl!LL, o.~·''-' -- C11U• Met11 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Me t• V•rde & Bi ker St. 549-27 19 Wo•1hip & O.urch School t :lO A.M. fo11nt•in V1ll•v FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 lu1h•rd 962-259] W11r1hlp I Church Scheol 9:JO A,M, Mlni1l•r Ford R. M11l•• Hui'lfintfon l••ch FIRST. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. SJ6-llil7 S•"'iCtl -9:ili .. 10:30 Nur511y C1re 40 lo\OrlllnG Church School -9:15 ------·- · Hunlinljl ton 11•,h -No1lh COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hell Ave, 142.4461 Wor.hio -9 I 10:30 Ch111ch School -9:00 A.M. lrvint -E•li l lufl UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll-12JJ 11422 Culv•r Ro•cf •I U~Jvenll\' Drive Worthip I Church School 9 I IO:JO A.M. --------, L•gurt• •••Ch METHODIST CHURCH 21632 w •• 1 • .,. Dr•~• In Soultl LM\Mlil Wonhip •nd Church School -10 A.M. 4n.1011 n.-P', w-. Ml11htw CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Ne..,.port l e1ch 1400 W, l•lbo• Blvd. 67l·ll05 l••· Rebert I. SM,..rd Jr. Wsr1hl, -t 1JO A.M . Cll•rch Sells•! -t :JD P-RE-SBY:'!fER-IAN €HURGHES-- of the Coastal Areas Chrilt Church Presbyterian 20112 ......... (..._ MwJ HMlatt• .... 1 ... DM.w L lelMm, ,._ S.Hey WenMp: t :JO A.M. Clnircli k11M11 t :JO A.M. Ofte.: 20112 M .. 110ll• St. ,,.._: t61-4t40 Church of the Covenant HID ...,.._ 1"41, c .. te ..... lntee A. .... , .... ~ Wortlilp • CINirch Sdtffl -1:30 • 10:00 A.M. ... ... : 1174340 Community Presbyterian Church • 411..._.A................. • an. Arth1r J. Tallkenley , h-t. Alffrt O. J1tHP• -Rev. Arthur I . Chertt... ~ S"'-r W....W.1 t 100 A ~'I :OI A.M. a...di lcltMI t:OO A.M !"Mee: .... , •• , . __________ ____.:~, St. Mark Presbyterian Church c.r.... Jc..,,,.. a ,......,, DrM, C...... del M• l>r. C.CO Heff..ie11, Ac.ff .. ,..,., W...W, A Chrc.11 ScflMI -t :JI A.M. ,' P'llMe1 '44• 1 141 r ~~~~~~~~~= !· I' I"'\. This Sunday Worship in \. ./51.Jlndrew's Presbyterian Chu rch 6()0 St. And rews Roao • Newport Beach ' • ' SABBATH SERVICES Dr. Ch1rle1 H. Dl•r•nfltlcf, P11tor RELIGIOUSSCHOOL Lolty S.-. ' ' ' ' n ... : "Tiie Anity N"4t Ts1" harbor reform temple ,,., "::. :.=.:~'" ""'-~ , AA881 8E AN~.ADP, KING t :JO Mn. P.ny TM.,._ mtetlnolt 11 100 Mr • ...,... 1 ... ,_.... • • ' ' ' • CHt llf CHUllCM'"l't THI l l A . Identical Strvieds: I AM. t ;>O AM'"" 11 ... ' UGI W. llltlN SM.. .....,.,. Sfl6dl Cl'I td "' For lnform.tion: Cllll 67~7231) ' csr11 ll'ld Childr111'1 Sund1y SChOOI 11 •lt ssrvlcn ~ t :JO A.M.-Fenill v Service I Church School (N11r1ery C11•I 11 :00 A.M.-Morn;ng Wor•hip IN11r .. ,., Cere l 7:00 P.M.-F11tlv•I Eve11to119 I Senrro• Epi1copel You119 Cll111chmen MSM Ye14'a Dr!"" I hler Stl'Mt, c .. r. M..-, C.tlf, ANOltl!W C. ANOl!ll.IO!f, 1'11Nr -JIM Nll..SOlf, lllltt!\ lllllf17 kMt1 t:JI •·""-""""''"* Wlollie< ,, .. lfljf 11: .. •,m, Pri11ce ol Peece Lulh•'•ll Scho•I -Miu Etlhtr O l1on, Prliltip•I Office Pho~e ; !•9·0S21 )crtool Ph1111e: S••·0562 ~-~~11;=~==~-r I FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ' 611 w. H ....... ltrMt. c.... ~ ~ TE ' J•me1 C. c.J,.,, P•1tor -962·7512 R.1..: 5J6.'4061 CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH J20J2 Det ow.,_ 14., S. J1 .. CepohtN .. WW"tllfllt ll ............ : u ,. ..... ...... , l fllto lcllNI -••» 1.m. Chl'ltlllll Trltf!l"t -, p "'· I .,,,...,. .. , Pr• ... -•14J p.m. l"l•IOt Wllllll"t Oev.11iterl r" 4fJ.lt40 -24 Moun 1 ' \ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH Ufl (1111 Or°lw• M"""1 ltKll-IO, .. I Or. '· KeMM S1th0rt, ro•1ttr IWtldlf KJIMI -ti. A,M. ..,_.Ip 1•1)1 AM. 6 ,I .. P,M. Wed11t!td•¥ ,.r1.,.1 !l4r~lc1 ltlll P.M. ' I ~:;:~·~:~::·1 ¢ MPLE SHARON I WOttSHIP SE'll¥1Cl~U•• A.M & 11• ,.._ • 1 l"ltAYI• MllTllf .... WIDNl\OAY 1 ¥1NIN 0 1 P'.M, n. ll••1twlfM .,... .. "far .... llfllf"Ml"1 ..,.....,., ............ ...,.. t11terkft l"l•t-•• G, ,,!If_. I 111 w ... H••llM. c .. te M... • Try Saturday's News Quiz We Dare You • All Jtwl1h fe111lle1 ere ln•lttd to 10111 UI In t truly lnt 111tln9fwl I IAllATH IVIHING Sll!YIC:lrr-fllDAY AT 1111 P.M. ! .,.,.....~_................ : ~6·5512 lefll ple Sh11011 Choir -011•1 Sh.hot! ' • • • p c s p F l h r c J s, v r, c a A • " y h c u c J, ~ p A u " w r, 8J ,, w c c p I ' g1 Pl p. 0 Pl .. H• ., ,_ ' ' ' ' ' I 7~ •• ... I~ I ._ I JC / Tl Ml lJ I .. I I Alcoholic _Workshop ~~~:m worbhop !or· cl•l'IY wUl be presented Monday at South Cout Community Hospital, South Lag1U1a. Sponsored by the Com- p r, e be n s Ive Alcahollc R ehabilitatlon Envlronnient Unit (CAREUNJT) of the ho3pital, the workshop will feature lectures by CAREUNfT Medical Dlrecwr Jolll Newsom, M.D., and con- sulting staff psychologist, John Wallace, Ph.D. . Durlrtg the morning session, Rev. Donald Lynch, -S.T., clergy cou n1elol" for- alcoboll.sm and addiction! Archdiocese d. Los Angeles ' will deliver a speech entltled ; "Recognizing the Alcobollc in your Ministry. u · After a lunch hosted by the• hospital, M u r i e I Zlnk, CAREUNIT chiol alcohollam therapist, will describe the CAREUNIT program, and Jean B. Vandervoort, ex· ecutlve director of t b e Pasadena Co un ci l on Ald:>bolbm, will speak about the new life experienced by recovered alcobollcs. Que&Uon and answer periods with the apeabn wllI be featured in both the morning and the afternoon 1euloils. Clergy lntereated · in at- tendina: the alcohol ism workshop . should contact the CAREUNIT at South Coast Cmummlty lloep(tal, tele- phone 499-131 t. , . PULPIT AND PEW (!lee PVLPJT, Poce Ill U • I t a r I a a UDl""8lllt Qlurc~, 1259 Victoria St., Coeta M'"; churdl scliool and aertice at 1o:ao a.m.; 1ermon: "Qn. Belng 1 Religious Person" by Robert Jordan Roa. Gract1 BlWe Clue.II meeui at the American Legion Hall, 515 ,V. lltb St., C:Osta Mesa; 5*9492. Jeltovah'1 WitneJlel of Newport Btacb will ho.st 1 two-day Bible seminar at the aaembJy ball, 1001 Parkridge, Noroo, today and Sunday. F.D. Ma laspina , a1sembly chai rman, win climax tht weekend activity at ? p.1n. Sunday with the keynote lee· lure "Act Wisely Aa The End Drav.·s Near." service at 10 a.m.; the Rev.---------- Wiii Speak Bob' Gaar, senior chap- lain with the Lot An· geles Fire Dept., .will speak at the Newport· Mesa Christian Center at 6 p.m. Sunday. Mr. Gaar will relate how he feels God delivered b1m from self • destruction and gave him a desire to serve God and man. School Bans Gideon Bible BRIDGEPORT, Qlon. (AP) -The Gideon Bible SQclety, Dr. William R, Parker, author and lecturer of Newport Beach, will address the Newport Harbor Church ol Re- ligious Science a'-11 a.m. Sunday on the topic ••value of Medita- tion." The public ls in· vited lb attend. Minist-er~ Ordained In Norco 1bomaa Tyree will discun "The Arab-Irraell Confllct and Prophecy"; nursery care pro- vided; evening service at 7, Pastor 1'yree continues study of James "Restating Tempta· lion." youth meeting at 6 p.m.; for Information on borne Bible studies and the pastor's tape library, call 552-0092 or Episcopal . Festival Set St. George's EpJacopal Qiurcb o! Laguna Hills wt1l atqe \ts "Harvest FesUval" Oct. io .. the church ll"IJlll><ls from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pryscllla Spencer will in· atruct children of all ages on bow to cc:mtroct puppeta. The r .. ttval will be preceded by a service of. thanksgiving in the church. be&illnlng at 9 Lm. Guest Speaker At Covenant known for placing Bibles In . The 575 minis~ of the hotel9 and motell, has run into toe.al deleptlon to the two-day some trouble trying t 0 circuit assembly of. Jehovah's dilltribulo the boob to pupllJ. Witnesses In Norco returned "In· Marie Rohrig ol Whit· Tbt Brldgepc:J't ·Board of enthuslutic over the things tier, will be the speaker at the F.ducaUon bu denied the they learned there according monthly meeting of t h e &OCiety permlssioa ito continue to Maurice Trudeau, presiding O:ivenant Women 1 at The glvlng Ule Bibles to pupils who minster. Crown Vii.lley Co v e n a n t Crown Valley Slates Concert have wrl.tteo pa r e n t a I Church, 24600 LaP!ata in ' authorization to receive lbem. Thlrty-ef&bt new teachin1 LllUD& Nl~l on Oct. 16,' at Several years ago, the society minsters were onialDed in a 10 15 To Speafi Traveling minister F. D. Malaspina will ad· dress local Jehovah's Witnesses Sunday at 2 p.m. at the assembly hall, 1001 Parkridge Ave., Norco. A minister for 28 years, Malaspina has spoken to aud- iences throughout Eur- ope, Africa, S o u t h America and the U.S. bu··• Bib'-I : a.m. Fom-squm·e To Elect Officers Ne"' officers v.·ill be elected Sunday by the Costa l\fesa Foursquare Church, 1 7 3 4 Orange Ave ., during a membership meeting followtng the 10:50 1.m. service. The Highlanders Quartel will sing in the 7. p.ffi. service. according to the Rev. Robert Jacobs, pastor. A social hour to \\'elcome new youth ministers, Cal and Salllnlay, Oct.obtr ll, 1971 Youth ~linisters Brenda Denny , will follow the Brenda and Cat Denny, .of Cotsa !lfesa. hav'e been evening service. appointed to the ministry of youth at the Fou r- The pastors have ju s t square Church, 1734 Orange Ave., Costa !l·lesa ac- retlll"tled from the annual cording to the Rev. Robert Jacobs. pa stor. A~ong \\'eek·long Phoenix B 1b1 e planned programs are a youth choir. to rehearse Sundays at 6 p.1n . at the church .. Conference sponsored by the 1---------------------- Southwest Distric~ of the Foursquare Church. W estntlnster Slates Film About .Bible '.'A Thief in the t>.rtght", a motion plchue about Bible prophecy, will be shown Sun· day, Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Westminster Brethren Church. 14614 t.1agnolia, Westminster. Filmed on location in Iowa. this picture portrays the Biblical prediction. "There will be '"lO place to hide." The Rev. Douglas E. Bray. Pastor, cordially invites lhe public to attend. Help Stamp Out Apathy By Getting Involved Alternatives to Apathy Conference MILODYLAHD CONVENTION CINTI• OP'P'OSITE DISNlYlANO OCTOlll 1'·22 Mike Wamk• -E:t·Sat.anl1t Hll'h Priftt Cou1uelmg Satanirt1, Witche1 and OccuU~t• U .... Elllapood -Loral Alt.Jn Cb;.t .. (iov. 11Ncu Ovemnnillg Apath11 in Society and Gove1'Mtnt Dr. Walter Mart.la -Authorol Kingdom of the Cvlla WAat You Need toKnowAbwt Taday'1 Cvlta Bob Harriqtoa -Chapl&i.a. ol 8oW"bo11 Street Ending Apathr Through PotitiuUm o.-. Allan Soyd•• -s..;.i.,,;ot .• r ... n1 eo.. .. io. IHalingwit.\ Variou Jf°17Jch.ologWl Twu TomF•vreau -EI·lam&t.eatl.Ampec:FederalPrilM Working wit• tAe /111titutimta.lizedPn10'PS Dr. J, Rodmu WD.1.iua• -Author,Penlee(Uto1 Reo&11 Ending Apathy in Chr\ltWinEduwtWn Roa Wlndder -Sped.aUtt oe DM11 AbuM Cea1eU.., Hf1W to Co.iuel oDrug Abiucr 0.-. Ratplo WW-.. -Puto .. fMelodylud C..i.. )(ey1 to Ending Apathrin th• Clui~ll · dimt UlU the JC! n bapUsmat ceremony and . t.he Mrs. Rohrig is a consultant sch®ls wjthout parental public addre.u entitled, "Act for Cbriatlan Women's Clubs l=;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I "His Nds ," a young choral authorization. But a policy Wisely M The End Draws and the Christian Business and lj group from Anaheim, will change made the parent con· Near" wu heard by 1252 at-Profeuional Women's Council, Don M1lil"ave11 -Author of One More 'l\m.e Coun.reling with a PTobltm Drinker Diekliaadley-Well·kaowa Street Preacher HrwJ to Help the St,.eetPeoplt present a concert Sunday at 7 sent forms mandatory. t·-•-· t faith ch h ~ V t t Board m--~r Arthur "•. euuc:c:S. an ID er· W'C group, p.m. at vi.uwn I e Y q.o-= "' All meettngs wUl rtSUme at open to women of all faiths. r.ovenant COOrcb, 24IOO La Lunin urged that the requests the local Kingdom Ht.Ds of ,She was recently named aux. Plata Drive, Laguna Nlguel, be denied, calling l hem Jehovah's Witneuca t b 1 s .. lllary president of t b e according to.Paator Robert A. ''defln.ite 1ttempta to convert week. Memorial cancer ·Center. , ;:~H~omie~tte~.:;:;;;;;::;;::;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;~chi~ldren~~w;;;,•~part!~eular~;,;:ra~lth~.~"1Jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;~~tiiiP1 l t FRIENDSHIP SUNDAY OCTOBER 2~ • 10 A.M. "1:11118 Conunune: . Cl!,~!4. Coffee, Companionship" LAGLJNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOO CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MO St. Ann'I Pl•ce •t Glenneyre · ·own "'9noriol Jlodt Tbt So11th""'41 Most &,,;,,ijul M..mtJs MAusoLEVM • cow.Alt""' • CEMtllh' *l!,'"::jTREES of the WORLD How does Christian Science heal? Listen as people tell firsthand how they were healed. This ·week's program: ... "A MARRIAGE SAVED BY REL YING ON GOD" 7:00 AM · KFl-640 -L.A. 8:45 AM· KMPC,710 -L.A. 7<15 AM -KOCM-FM·103.11 -N.B. October 14, 1973 ' · TR.UTH · HEALS Jim Kaspar -Spedalilt oo. Bomott:r.ul Coulftlinc How to Coumel a Homo1e%Vlll Steve Kolb -Fonner Or&qe Co. Dep. Sbarift Hmv:Uing 4 'Life or Deatli ' Emergency Jame1 Hollaathworth -A•.oc. Putor at Melocl}i&Ad Outrcomi1tg Apathy;,. M4f'riage Gary a.e,..&d1 -Former Es.endve Job Recrder HO'W to Operut• a Job Lffle G.orp Wakelbla -Hotliae Cut.er Ex:ee. Dir. Opening Your Jionae to A buied Tee11Ggers J aae1 Spil1mu -Me1oclyl&Dd. Curriclllum Dir. E!Uni:tati11g Apat.\y '"Family Re/a.tio,.,/n'p• Jim Cravea1 -Melodylud A11t. Curric11h1111 Dir. K1t<YU1iPVJ Pro~r Counselirrg Room Procedure• ~ INFORMATION OR REGISTRATIOS ~-~ 171<1 778-1000 ~~~ P. 0 . Bos 999 .!ii. Anaheim. CA 92:805 -1 --- rue B<lv>ffn Scmta Ana and Omlge OnFmrvuwAoenu.~-~5~88~-1~1~91~~============================~====~1.._~-~-===:.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::::::::::::==_ ORANGE COAST CHURCH 'DIRECTORY CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD ~ 740. W. Wlltoft,-E~•---· . 14M1M 23rd StrttL •t Oro_°",_ttm_~l''-=5*$303 ·......,: a.hftM.l1111t•• lSTcHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE--1 Ol'-Ml!WPOlllT ••ACM- tMema.t' Clllln:ll, U111!M1 CIMlrcll llt ltlltioft Sd111«, LI.I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corona del Mar ¥. loo HltTWICI, ,_ · eALIM I'. MllTWICK ~ MAI.Vil' MITCMILL AtNC'-lt 1'••'9f Mllll11•ttr ti Mnlc -SUNDAY Sll'flCD - •141 A.M.-S• ..... kltMI '"" ,__ -,_. M.- M ...... W....,,_11:10 ...... -S. ......... t .. .. s-., t ...... W.,..1,.7:00 , .•. -P;u;a M .... W ..... 7:11 .... SUNOAY Slll:VICl 11 ... SUNOAY SCHOOL -IO:JI A..M. ALllll:T IUll:ICI , ll:kl' -Mlnhltr "TAKE A NEW LOOK" LITTLI TM•ATll:a-COll:ONA OIL MAI HIGH SCHOOL tltl onlLU,, Oil,. MIWl'O•T &EACH l'Oll AM IMSl'lll:ATIONAL MIJSAGE-OIAL 6'MJ1• Ml11i1llr'I P'MM -MMSM Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach l iblt Sohool I Morning Worihlp 9:00 I IO rJO A.M. Y.:>11th Sro11pt , •••• , 6:00 p.m. iq.seA.M.~~":."~!:... CHURCH OF GOD '"'' .,_too • 426 11th St., Huntington B11ch -54M529 71H P.M.-"..,_t '"-nl1t11" 11';:=:5=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::11 E¥1n>ng Worthio ••• , 7;00 p.m. ...._.,.... .. •Zhi•"''-S..-,.~ lte.•.-WenMp 11:11•·•· NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL h•--·-7•· .. --... w"·'•·•· ,~ .:. l( ....... f"fttl -'""""""" -C11N Ctre .... A. C. ltwa.,.... ·t "ICllEMCI 01' MIMD" j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= =;~;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;:;;;;;~~~~~;;~;;;;~;;:;~;;:11 SUMOA'r Slll:VICI! & IUNOAY SCHOOL . . .............. ll<M A,M, : I:= Mlllllftr •• , 11: ..... lilNM• (, J•tk- 1 -541 c.t.rSt.,CntaMesa-546·10J1 '1\t_\vnort-1\ll, esa Chris1ian Center CHRIST IAN SC I ENCE J"" ·r -CHURCHES 148 TWENTY-SECOND STREET COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 64s.6620 JOIN US THIS SUNDAY! IU.NCHU OP. THI MOTHI• CHUICH THI PllST CHUICH Ofi CHRllf, ICIOCTIST IN IOSTON, MASIAC.,UllTTS "ARE SIN, DISEAS~ AND DEATH REAL?" CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE llt Li.-'"° 211162 Llf11!11 ClflY9fl llld. 11 l!I T1rt llld. Mt11tY Otl'lllA, o.o. -Mlnltler Jiii QtrMA, A11llltM Mlnlll•r SUMOAY S!.ll:VlC!: -t & 11 A.M. Jr. Cltun:ll ... Youlll OrMl'I -' A.M, Only CHUICH OF llUGIOUS SCIENCE •.••••..•• , • , , .. , , •.. , •..• ''' lltti It .. l:tltllttittte• hoc.h-ll6·5150 MurMirv c11rt 111"V¥ldetl 11 111 1e....,r~ C'fic;1 r ~Ult D11I Dftollon Jl6-f;IO EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST MeM•11"• •• , .. ti•• Ce11t11f 25100 Mo11t•1101e Dr. Mlule111 YJtje 516-4717 116·l711 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE WMMp -10 A.M. Ch1tc• Sc•HI -11 A.M. 6-44. 7400 l iJO l 11 :00 a.m. Morl\i11t Worihlp "POI THIS RIASON1 L)Yll" Or. '9eor91 0 . Wood, P•1tor OCTOBER 14, 1973 Sc:ltnc.o of Mind L1c:ture ••••••••• • •••• • • • • • • • • • • 9:)0 A.M. !'-=========::'. ftmlly Wor1h!p Str¥lc:.1 ••••••• •• •• • • •• •• •• •• •• ••• IO:SO A.M. m-~~~~~~~~~~f-~~~~~~~~~~ / • 6 :00 p.rri. Eft t1l111 Wonhl' Mr. Rob1rt G1or, St11lor Chapl1l11 with t ha Lot An91lo1 flro Dtptrlmt11f, 1h•rt1 how God dtll¥1r1tl hll'l'I fro111 . 11lf·d11tructio11. TELEVISION BIBLE STUDIES Witch Ch1nn11 l 0 IKHOFI 11ch w1t ki1y •t J1JO er 7:00 p.m. fer 1 1ludy in tht book 1f M1tff11w l1cl by Dr. 6 1•r91 Wooi. MINISTRY TO THE Dl!AF If you wouli II•• to cornrn1111lc1!1 with tho itt f, '"rtll ill tht 1l1n l1n9u191 1l1n ...... bolnt tfft rtd. c.11 641.6620 for fwrlht r 4,,,;i,, 1 1)pnruth Co~8~ Church ef .'.J\lcwport Harbor WOll:S"I'" a CMVllett' t(..0.. -ll1tt A.M. SUltOAT ADULT llllr.I ITUOY -''" A.M. Wttfl Df Clltf1et ._,.. "AU THIN•I NIW" Dt. 11....C lpmtlr JHI ._. It., Nawpetf ..... -'42•1741 MUltllll:Y CAltl 'll0\tl010 A' ALL SllVICll CHAJILA1K JOHK A, L,INOVALL-PASTOlt IEN Fll:ASlll: 6 TlltllY LIMl>\IAL ......... SSOCIA'l''i ,AITOltS Cott• Mtv First Church of Chri1t, Scleritl1t 2111 ..... ,.,. Dt .. Cnte ..... S•llMy SctlMI -9111 A.M. C ..... hnk• -11100 A.M. ............ 21&0 .... ,.,. Dt. Huntl"""" .... l>--Flrst Church ti Chrlot, Sclttttl1t M I Oii-. H .. tl .. t .. ....,. ,....W...l-t1JI& 11rttA.ai. Cir"""-t 1JI a 11rt0 A.M. ...... 1 ... -221 Mall'I St. Nowptri llNcl>--Flrst Church of Christ, Sclonllll JJIJ Wki U... M__,.,, IMctt ca.. I ..... S.•a•I t ifl.11111 A.M. .......... JJ11YhlU. Newport 'a. .. t.-Soct~d Church of Christ, Sctenllst 'liit ............ Or .. C.NM ..... CWH• I .. ..., Schei -I 011t A.M. .......... -lltO-IC...HWJ.11...,N•"'=tl W .......... T..tt....., M"""91 -I ,.-. -An C...NI AU or• cordtall11 lnutted io atttnd Che church 1<rulcc1 and ••Jou the prlvil1gH o/ lhe RIOdlng ROOl!ll CNN C.. Preti•• AT AU SUYICD Seve11'4t-Doy -Aclv•11tl1t Clll!rdt m•....,.s. .. c .... 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Morn'-:9 Worship MUll:lllY CA•I Pll:OVIOIO lT •OTM HOUlllS ,..,. lllfennttlOll 1.~1r9 orMr MNllfll• <•II an-au THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY •lflllllff wllfl Nie l1otitt G-111 C1-111e1 Tr y Saturcla y's Netvs Quiz We Dare You ' j LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CON.GREGATIONAL 340 St. A111'1 Pl•c• •t Gl91t1Myre J1h1 M, Rn11oliH-MlllhHtr fenilly Werslll' &-Cft1rch Sch ........ 10101 A.M. "JACOI : SALT OP THI IA11'H" Sll'lllOft Serlet 011 loak lff ...._.. 494-8061 New po1·t Unity GUEST SPl!!AIClll: DtY•tloeel S.nlce-10 A.M. Surwl•¥ School for •ll •ge1 -9:00 a.II'!. lSth ettd lr•h111, Nt •PO•' leech OHie• -646·5111 OIAl·A.PIAYll •46·7157 CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W, WIUON, COSTA MUA Ca.twM• H•rkr • P•lmtwJ Sutt. lllllt St1dy -9;4$ A.M. S1111. Mo111. W1nhlp -IO:SO A.M. S1111, I ••· W•rlhlp -4:00 P.M. WM ....... Wenhlp-7:]0 r.M. fllUllllllY PltOllOIO WllLIAM IPLIR, MINISTIR '41•J1t1 011 14f·OS41 •. JI DAILY PILOT llwmll• Clreu =--- , "'J think this Kribble sp911s o word! Now I won't h~v, to PRINT any morel" Horoscope: Cancer: Humor Valuable Friend SUNDAY OCTOBER 14 By SYDNEY O>IARR tr I am looking ror a gn!at cook, I seek 1 person born on the 2:od or nil of any month, but especla11y on those dates and under the 7.0diacal sign of eanc.r. Cancer pe:rsoM know food and finance . Cancer un· derstands the meaning of money and sus~nance. When you want the [feta of survival, seek Cancer. Theee are the persons who save and preserve and can get through the hard winter and the cruel summer and who can bob up when others are going down for a final time. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Accent oo short trip. visits and visitors. Special call could relate to brother, slster or other close relative. One who talks ..,my could be carrying a big slick. Take nothing for granted. Ask questions and ob- tain aMwers. TAURUS (April ZO.May 20 ): High 11 g h t originality, in- dependence. Find new ways of displaying product. Le o disctm:es ways of getting paid for w.bat you do best -listen and f~arn. Debt is collected. What you tllought lost is reCovered. ~flNI (~lay 21-Juoe 20 ): Lcirar cycle is high: your judgment. lntuition are on target. Trust yourself. Be con- Deetla J\'otlees BU RANT Tl'*l'ltll ..,..,.,..,. ,,..,,. AH lt1 <1111 ol detltl. Qctol>9r 1, im. Su•1lw.s bv 111ren11. M•-lftd M ... HtnN . 0Vr1nt Jr., ol 1542 Wt11bonle O<IW. O~nt Polnl. ,,..,,... Mrvktt _. held. F rJ.tnc:ll Mio ""'"' to "'!ltt rnemor111 «i11lrlt1utj~•· 01 ..... tontr tMll• to rr.e ctworltv ol hel• dlokt In mem!>'Y of Thoml1 Htnrv Ovrtllt. l"Kffk View Mort.,....,, Olr«lort. ... Fl'MKlt •av FOii. & E. 19111 St., COAll ......... O•tt o1 IM1lfl, Oct_, 11. ltn. Survfvtd bv wltt, lie•• tol\I, OoNld 11. ~nd o.nn11 J. foJ;"I lltl."lllttf, M•rv Alie• 1r1lon1 ,_ br-1, 0•Y1CI Ind Oerrtl 0~1 lour or1ndc.lllldrff1. Mtmorla! 5""'1Cfl, Suncllv, ~r U, 3 l"M, CMll ,...,,, ii!1r1t tJnll Mtlflodftt Chor<I•. JllMIV svoo-m • wlshll'll· pi...• mtk• ""'"'°'"Ill con!rll)Ullon1 I" hh name to Jht Ortnoe Co.11 'Y.M C.A. flaltr-t1trotn111 fU11Hr1 Homt. C .. 11 Mftl. O!r«IO!"I. MARLEY EmHI M. M1rl1Y. ll"-ldtnl of lAoUlll 1-1111.1· 1111t ot e1 .. 111. 0c10Mr 11. I'"· Surv V.O bV w111, M..VI ,_ d1£lh ar1, Mfl. ROMrt Ad ... Jlolllnq Hllls tllll'< Mr1. flettv F1la'e!lbl1tt, Al!..,lal •· flvt ortl'ldchlldrtfl. Senll!i!. r,r::.:'° > l"M. 1"1elflc View Ch.I • nt • l"acmc VllW' .1Mtrior111 Pl Fam 1¥ •VO· H its lhoM · -whlllna, ;;i.,... m1~a memorial tOlllrlbullonl lo f&m~t JUO.a. L1ou111 Hfll • Ill rMmtlfV of r I M. MttltY. P1ef11c Vltw MOrt11•rY. ~'°''· ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCUFF MORTUARY tt7 E. 17111 St, Coe&a l\1esa -• BALTL-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar '7S.M51 Costa A1esa '41-UU • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Otlta l\fesa u~ • DILDAY B!ll1l'llEllS MORTUARIES 1i911 Beach Blvd. Hutlngto n Beacll 14%-7171 Z4-I Redonde Ave. IMC Bearb !l3--4S8-114S • McCOR~nCK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1118 Laguna Canyoo Rd. 49 .. !415 • PACIFIC VIEW l\IE~IORIAL PARK Cemetery A1ortaat1 t'haptl _ Ult Par.Ifie Vltw Drive Newport Beach, CalUortll '44-!71111 • PEEK FAAllLV COLONIAL FUNERAL llO~IE 7101 BQl5A Ave. Weslminsler 893-35!5 • SMITH'S MORTUARY lt7 l\taln St. Hu1Ungt.on Bt11cb s:IHlll fident. Take lea¥.Display in- itiative. Be a self.·starter. Young person looks to you as erampte. One who makes commitment intends to honor il Knpw it and be grateful. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Cheer one who has been in- capacitated. Count your own ble,,aings. Throw off secret fears. Laughter is a tonic and your valuable ally. Know it and act accordingly. Secret meeting shou1d not be taken too seriously. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Many seem intent on maldng promises. Some really are sincere -but you mus~ pro- tect your own interests . Indivklual in position 0 r authority owei you something, fa:1,or or cash, Make plaln that yD are not living in fool's paradise. Get fair shake. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.•22): Be analytical. Your natural curiosity oomes surging to forefront. Look. listen and leam Deal with Gemini. Make position crystal clear. Get on course which lead! toward goal Your ambilioa. Can be fulfilled. Know it -act like you believe it LIBRA (Sepl 23-0ct. 22): Highlight harmony at home. Taurm person might play key role. Be diplomatic. Make in· telligent concession for sate·of domestic tranquility. Develop philosophical concepts. Study language. Check travel or vacation plans. B r o ad e n horizons. ScoRPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Avoid fooling yourself. See people, places as they actually exist. You get nothing for nothing. Investment t a 1 k should not mean definite com- mitment. Be sure you are cor- rectly quoted . t.fate, partner may be stralning a bit. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21 ): Maintain low profile. Permit others to express their views. Build bridge o f goodwill . Accent is on cooperative effort, marriage. Capricorn, Cancer persons are likely to be in picture. Discuss legal aspects. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Finlsh rather than begin -strive to imprint your own mark. You health Is more im- portant a ronslderation than usual. ~1e8ns review resolu· tions. Keep medical, dental appolntments by m a r k i n g calendar. Work associate call s with pleasant news. AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO.Feb. 18): Love and creativity com- bine. You feel alive. You perceive. communicale and relate. You are aware. You imprint own style. ~fany are drawn to you, especially persons who thlnk young . Children provide and receive pleasure. PISCES (Feb. 19-~farch 20): You could ha ve more hap- pening at home than planned . Be flexible. Sense of humor is ally. Many suggestions come your way. if selective. you enhance security. Older in· dividual is sincere but could be misinformed. • BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE MATTRESSES MATTRESSES IOATS HOMIS flAILlllS ·--c.... MeM M....._Ce. 1111 N_,.rt tw. Uberty 8·1303 • 1 • I I SATURDAY ·-SUNDAY ONLY •. SPECIALS Warm.Up to TheseYALUES! ' SAU PRICES HONORED SAT. & SUH., OCT.13& 1• 24 Inch long MANZANITA GAS LOG SET -4 Piece FIRE TOOL SET • All hlll irH, I Setf•it~k fi•blt. • 1i111llhl111 ,.kM, ittnlt, .Mttl ....i 1ffftl. liG.'7.H SAVl 'l.tol '4'' Polished Bross frame CURT AIM SCREEN .a0ic8 SCREEN • hlt•t1uti..,1<1-wlllt llMi.r ~r111 lllMillt ' lieMll11. • Jr' hifli wltk It" IJ !twit -·· "'·''"" •3499 IMS . SAVI 'S.111 ' . ' • ReGlistfc • · r_.. /) ,. 3 Piece RUSllCOAll GAS LOG SU • """ ..... "' ... lots '"' .. 20" .......... .... -.._ ............... . RIG. '22.9S f Pl·lU ~1899 Flllly Reinforced MANZANITA GASLOG'SEi :241NCH ·o ·AKSET E•tro Long FIREPLACE MATCHES • U1t ltr llr~, a.i.1.Q, , • ...,1;..,,1c. . ""'''· ",_,. • 11 h1clin ~. lllG. tt' ~ .• ' ,,_ 7 Piece HOODIP lllHMBU ....... ~.n..,, ... ,...... fllip ... tda. I J&" .... I H" ..... ·•tdil.tl.,_. .... ' 4"" tMIMt.. r liG.'4t.n s39tt 1:~~~1 ,3 Piece BLACK& BRASS SD • Mam•"'-•1••• .... ..... ~- ......... Jl"Wtlt- • ...... , ......... rMI -· "'·"""' 1999 ''" ·-Black Finlsh 7 PllCI lllllMBU . ............... _ ... ,... ,.,..,........ '. • J1"wtile1S.l"Wlk. . •aw .. , ..... ,.,.,.,...._. i.,. ... ..... '24" Antique !ton 5.PllCI ENllM9 U .c... ........... ................. -.. " .............. :::.:::ri··-- ~·39" fire Place ·GAILOG LIGHTER long·Hondled "ElitrHno,_ .,_,., ~ Fore11ffl'' · •fih .............. WOOD BASKET -1hllliMhl ..... ~ • 14 .ttltttfailylflK'4I .. •. ~: •.• 19 .. , .. , ................. • '""' '"" Nsk ... • S..ill ~led ,. .. •S...1lripl ........... •s•' llG.'Ut 11:0 TW RRE TONGI· . ......... _ ....... -""'• ' • hdl lild tw.li • "'·'"' 69c • • 1 Ti • I Bi 0 ' uiS ca Ii fol ravoriJ Couga' happe to pla; The 21 pot rankei Mc Ka' the 1-: The off at in the Pen: the oft ped th Hadeti and L big SC 1972 v 40 po 1 cha mi Thi! Pac-8 ha ve Whi I anyon the q~ \\'ood , and game: misse Oreg• retun The deferu >ot or amou on rel -"'It said l ·~ sched w~ No. l bel"'J Th< v.ith but 1 s-who strint tbe 1 Sw1 comp 6 Bet agail! Chud Tho sapb( place they 1 and ' Andr InJ soou • Smid guM eye I and I has I Fe U: SA was~ quu at lf Bai "ti Harl sorq ~ Tl le~ Uni the ~J ~ 4().~ the thri! as I Tl rroij un<i Pit~ list! Tl stra in r! 4!,0 • DAI LY PILOT 'Mir-acle Clash • Ill Series Opener Mets _, KEN HOLTZMAN .. ' f,· . • Troy Kated . . Big C.hoi~e-. Over wsu · LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Southern California Trojans iart three·touchdown favorites to defeat ~ W@shington state Cougars today but· if t!Uit's g~g to happen, Richard Wood & Co. may have to play shutoot football . The 'l'riijans haven't beaten anyone by 21 points in a 3-0-1 ;record, that has·, lbem ranked No. 4 in th'i nation . Coach John McKay doesn't see a cakewalk against the 1-3 but heavily tested Cougars. The Pacific-8 Cortfe.re."'lce game kicks o[f at I :30 p.m. before about 60,000 fans in the CoUseum. Penalties and inadequate blocking by the offensive tine, McKay said, have stop. ped the Trojans' primary weapoos ~ ~p.t 1-laden's passing, AnthQlly Davis' running and Lynn Swann's catching -short of big score football that was so ~vident in 1972 when the Trojans, averagmg ~ly 40 points a game, won the nauonal championship with a 12-0 record. nus year's Tr9jans, favored to win the Pac.S title and trip iio the Rose Bowl, have avilraged Gnly 17, points a game. · While the llll# -·1 ovelW'e!tned anyone ~ sauthem chrdefense, led by the quiCkt strong alt-Atnerh::aD linebacker \\'ood has allowed only two touchdoWns alld iwo 40-yard field goo.ls in four games. Noseguard Monte Doris, who missed Ylast week'• 21-7 •victory ,..ter Oregon.>..State because of ~ kne& mjiJy, retma to action. " l The C.00gari wilt be dlfieult OD defense, :Mc!CJf predicted. "'Ibey Ull; a lot of .nmtlng on defense, a tr.emeodouS amount, am the,y1ike to ~p and run on receivers,.playing ·m.an-to.man. · .. . "They're a vastly underrated , te~. said McKay. "They are a good team with a poor record only because.or the difficult schedule they ·have p1-yed." · W athingt.oo State lost last week 27 ·3 to No. 1-ranked Ohio state and . also fell before Kamas and Arizona State. nie Cougars· have n\owd the football with their Houston Veer option off~ but without much ,~. qoa~ Jun Sweeney said sophornOre :Wally Benn~tt, who started the season , on the t~d string, will apen at quarterback against the Trojans. Sweeney called him his m o s l complefe quarterback alter the &-foot- 6 Bennett completed !e.Vin or 11 passes against .Ohio State .. He ~ves ahead "Of Chuck Peck and Ml~e Ml!chell. 'Jbe eoogars wtll start another sopbQmore, Rick Riegle, at flanker in place al the injured Greg J-but they .generally run· more I.ban t.heY pas.1 and • the primary ball earners are Andrew Jones and~ Grandherr)'. Injuries hllv~ .t~ken depth from Southern Cal'&-·O[fensive line,, where Mike Smith .and, ?iotike Cordell Wjll ~ at g~. pm Bain mi~.PfaCt.lce Wlth an eye lnJl!ry suffered a'alnst;O,:.goo State and J6e Davis, who !Uia 1>ack"1 up Bain, hall a severely bruised 'knee. Fouts Takes Unitas' Place . . SAN DIEGO (AP) -Johtmy Unitas was~ repiaced today all s t a r t in g quarterback ol the San Diego Chargers, at ltast for Sunday's game with Oakland. HJs first season after I e a v i n g Baltimore is a moot.h old. "Unitas needs a rest," said coocll Jiariand Svare. "He can play, but he I~ sort). ''We'll start with Dan Fouts and see how be goes:," 1be Plttsbi.lrgh Steelers rolled up a 38-0 1634 over San Diego last Sunday before unit.as was replaced by yow:ig Fouts. In the 8econd half, Fouts completed 11 of 21 passes for 174 yards and ac~· up 21 points. - When the Chargers bou&bt Unitas' contract. from the Colt3 !or '150,000 at the end QI 1as1·oeasoo, Sval't Jll'lised the 40-year~d quarterback as "the best in the buslnffs." But San D,lr.io bas, lost three ol Its• firSt lout gatneo "1th Ullllu as the teani'1 6eld.1eader.' There was no tmn1cdlate te!pOl\se frorh Unltas to the announcement. He underwent severe ptmlshmeot. a t Plttlburgh but basn'•becn oo the injured list, The Raldero, a<eklna-' their eilfbth straight victory over San DI.ego wilI Oy In for the I p.m. kickoff expect;;d to draw 45,000 rans Sunday. · New York Sends Mat1'1ck Against Oakland's Holtzman OAKLAND (AP) -'lbe New York Mell' Jon MaUack and the oatlaod A's Ken Holtunan, lef~banden who pitched in the shadow of teammates this season, wJU be the starten today tn the opening game al .the una World Serles. M.attagen Yogi Berra of the Mets and Dick Wllllams of the A's tumod to the southpaws after using their respective Jces, Tom Seaver and Jim Hunter. In decisive final playoff games. But Matlack .and Holtzman took back seats to no one in their playoff performances. · 1be Mets' 23-year-ol.d burler shut out Cinclnnatl with a two-hitter In the second eame of the National League playoffs. . ~ Holwnap allowed only tbrtJ bi!.$ in e.n 11-innlng, 2-1 vlctoey over '8altimore ln game No. 3 of lhe American League playoils. Fair weather Is expeqted, along with a sellout crowd of S<l,°'\° at the Oakland Coliseum. Sunday's game he.re wUl start at 1:30 and !he teams will have Monday oU before the series resumes at New York'• Shea Stadium Tuesday night. The A's, underdogs against lhe Cincinnati Reds la.st year. are favored against the latest version of the Miracle Mets. , And several Oaklf.1111· players admitted they were disappbinted at not getting a'nother initchup with the Red!, whom SouTHPAW JON MATLACK PITC,HES FOR METS TODAY. Meeting No. 68 ' LonghOrns, Oklah:oma · Renew Red River Duel DALLAS (AP) --Oltlahoma was a touchdown favorite over the · Texas I.ooghmls in today's natiooally-televised inte~Cllal football clash, but Tens coadt oarr,u Royal promised, a "fanatical~" m:m his team. Royal said the sixth-ranked Sooners were a '1egitirnate favorite" over bis OK T1' Toda" Ch-17a9:45 13th-ranked Longltoms hut added "this doesn't mean they are going to win." Royal has lost two consecutive pmta to the Soonera tn thla Red River rivaliy and doesn't like it Royat baJ a lH record against OkJahoma aa a coach. "Oklahoma ls just u good a football team .offensively as last year and even better on'defertse," said Royal. "They've got big strong people snd they are fa.st. They've got some Jlnem~ who are faster than any of our backs." Oklahoma coach Barry Swiller said the Oklahoma Wishbonc-T attack was more like Texas' triple option thls year than it ever has been. "Texas has traditionally been a quarterback-fullback ofrense," Swit7.er said. "We're more like that this year, but we still have an outaide threat in Joe . Washington, who, by the \\'ay, is a very good inside runner." The duel of the Wishbones in this 68th meeting of the teams features Texas 30p00more quarterback ~iarty Akin! going against senior quarterback Steve Davis of Oklahoma. "I think Davis compares v~ry well with (former Oklahoma quarterback) Jack Mildren," Royal said. "Davis impresses us." Switzer'said that Akins was "more of a passing threat than Alan Lo1';ry,'• who was Texas' quarterback last year: in a 'n- o loss to the Sooners. Royal said the awesome Oklahoma offensive statistic is that the Sooners bave averagOO six yards per first dO\vn play. "That means you look and they've got second and four ," Royal said. "That's hard to defend." Texas owns a 42-23-2 all-time edge in the bitter series. The battle before a sellout Cotton Bowl crowd, in effect, amounts to a "bowl game" for the Sooners .... 11o cannot participate in post- seasoo play because they are on probation. "\Ve don't need a bowl game or television for incentive," Swib:er said. "Winning is the rew3rd. That's why they've got scoreboards at the end Of the field. We ai;c playing with a lot of pride." they beat lo a full seven-aame series last But that's all l'U say. 1 think ClnciMali Slaub, the rightfieldcr who injW'td a October. learned a lesson by doing ao much shoulder 111 the fourth playoff game but Is "1 admit I wanted to play the Reds, and ta1kinf lhe lut two years." expected back in the !illl::!up for the World not just becau~ 1 missed the chance Jut JacUon adm~tted that, before tbe.~lel.s Series. lie and Jett nelder Cleon Jones year," said ouU1elder Reggie Jackson, on upset the Reds 1n the playoffs, he 111ud, "I crutches durlng the tm World Serles want to play major leaguers. Sure, the ..._ 'J'1' T-.a Mets have Tom Seaver, but I don 't wanl v• ...... to P\IY Jerry Grote and Don Hahn." C .... ael 4 at 12:45 Later, he decided the National League chafllpe "are a good club with supe r alter aufferlttg a leg Injury In the pitching." American League playoffs. The $1Une description might best fit the "I wanted to get back at them !or A's, who have three 20-game winners in insisting they were sUll the best after we Holtirnan, 11unter and Vida Blue. beal them," he explained. The A's appear to have the hltting 1be A's Sal Rando added, '"11\e way eda:e, with Jackson, Bando, Gene Tenace the Mets handled CinclnnaU, you have to and Joe Rudi all home run threats. figure this Is going to be a tough series. The Mets' hittlng stars Include Rusty arc the teanl 's top hitters in the playoffs. Hahn, the regular ct!nler fielder, bauid only .229 this season. Seaver, 19-10, and Jerry Koosman, 14-11, are among the ~tets woo played on the 1969 squad which upset Lhe Baltimore Orioles in a live-game \\torld Series. Matlack. 14-16, is in just his second big Jc<1gue season. ~1ets' reserves include 42-ye~d \Villie ~fays, \\'ho \1·11! probably be tl$ed. only as a pinch hitter in hii fow-th World series. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Cards Pose New Threat To Bruins .. STANFORD (AP) -Stanford and UCLA, both coming off impressive · intersectlonal victories, open Pacific-8 Conference play here today, and both tea.ms have an eye on the roses. Favored UCLA bas more momentum going for il, after o~lng Uta.ti 6&- 16 last Saturday in Los Angeles. The triumph capped thr<e straight wins for the Bruins, who lost to Nebraska 40-13 in thtir season opener, But Stanford performed impressively and showed llself a possible contender for the first time this year last weekend, downing lllinois 24--0. The win made the Cardinals 2-2 on the year, and erased some of the sting of a 47-10 drubbing by Michigan two weeks earlier. The game will feature an interesting matcbup between Stanford's safety, Craig Zaltosky, and the Bruins' split end Sleve Monahan and defensive lineman Pat SweeUand. All three played for Orange Coasl College two years ago. lt's also possible one of UCLA's few freshmen playing varsity ball, Newport Harbor's Jim Swick. will see duty at linebacker. Stanford coach J a c t Ouistlamen, buoyed by the performance against lllinW ol quarterbacks Mite Boryta and Dave Ottmar and the entire deleoaive lipe, isn't ruling out a serious bid for ~e Pac-8 cMmplenshlp. "The mental attitude of our team, following two wins, ls about the best you could hope for," Christiansen said. "USC hasn't really won llke everyooe expected them to. And UCLA showed some vulnera bility against Nebraska." use, last tear's Rose Bowl entry, is 3-- 1)..J and 1-0 in conference play. UCLA coach Pepper Rodgers, whose .Bruins edged Stanford 28-23 last year in Loi Angelea is too mindful of the Canis' stroog show\,;I against Dllnots to lapse into overconfidence. "Any team that shuts out its opponent, any opponent, these days has to be good," he said. "1 know they have fine players, because we tried to recruit many of. them." Among Rodgers' own· fine players who will take the field are sophomore quarterback John Sciarra, who bas edged Mark Harman out of the starting spot, and runners Kermit Johnson and James McAllster. Sciarra, who was six for 10 against Utah and now averages 18 yards per completion, leads the team in offense with 420 yards and hasn't thrown an interception in 30 attempts. Johnson and McAlister -kno\m as the "Blair Pair" from high school days - have gaihed 366 and 361 ya rd s so far this year and if they maintain their pace would become the first Bruins ever to break lhe 1,000mark in a season. John- son also is considered likely to break the :Z,000.yard mark for his career. LAKERS, BUFF Al,O ON TV TO NIGHT BUFFALO -The Los Angeles 1..akers and Buffalo Braves, principals in a ma- jor off season trade, collide tonight at 5 in a televised (Channel 5) National Bas· ketball A.ssociation game, here. The Lakers obtained 7-1 center Elmore SmJth from the Braves recently, but had to give up high scoring forward Jim McMlllian. Smith and Lakers backcourt stars Jen'}' \Vest and Gall C.oodrich will be looking to spark the team to its second win in three games. U>s Angeles \\'On its opening game from Orica go Tuesday, but fell to AUanta Thursday in Atlanta. After tonight's game the Lakers return lo Los Angeles tO Jt'epare for Friday's home opener against Seattle. -. UCLA'S JAMES MeALISTER (32) FACES STANFORD TODAY. For Ho11sewives . Football Class a Flop, But W omru1 Persists DES MOINES, Iov.'a (AP) -Football \\'ldo"'s could resurrect a healthy relationship with their husbands during big game 11·eekends if they knew more about the sport, a Des /lfoines \\·oman believes. Mrs. Dale Sass wants lo teach area housewives the fine points of football - and some of the basics -so tl~ey can watch the action with their h~sbands instead or being left out in the cold - or out in the kitchen. The idea was to begin a class at Roosevelt High School in Des /l1oines where \vomen cou1d learn how big a !ootball field is. what positions the players take, what an official is trying to say \\'hen he wildly waves his arms and a little about conferences. "But the classes d.idn'l go," she explained in an interview. Only si:-- women registered , and al least IO were needed. "I hope ii will go next year." She said.several \vomen have told her they would have liked lo enroll in such a course if they kne"' it n'as being offered. /l-1arilyn Sass. an Omaha, Neb., native, said she \\'ants lo ext('fld the instruction even to appropriate dress for football vie11•ing from the stands. ··For instance, you don't 'vear a black sa tin dress and pearls to the Orange Bowl game." Mrs. Sass said she picked up 1nuch of her football knowledge from ·her father and her husband -but some of the dat:i came from researcll at the li brary. Monday nights would be good tor the classes, she thinks, ''because \\'C could "'Btch the professional g a m e on television that night. That 'A'OUld help us." Kn owl n g a fC\\' Hnc poinlli of gridiron action might help ne,dy- enlightened housewives m a k e points in another area , l\1rs. Sass said. "tn watching the high school games,. I found that not many 11'0men kne1v much about 11hat "·as going on do\vn on tbe Jicld.'' she recalled. "It's especially helpful to knov.· so1nething about the game if you have a son on the tea1n." Donohue Rolls To Reco1·d~ ·: Lagm1an 3rd ~-! l\fON"TEREY. Calif. -~1ark DoOdhoe shattered the qualifying lap mark Ffid•y in the first day of trials for SundC!f.'s $75.000 /l'fontcrey Castro! GTX GtaQd Prix at Laguna Seca R<lce\\•ay. • • Dri,·ing a Porsche 917-30. DonotM'ie \\'hi pped around 1he nine-turn, 1.9-rdile road {'()ursc in .;;7_37 seconds to clip moce lhan one .:;econd oH the qualifying ffiark of 58.60 seconds Peter Revson set \J{O ycnrs <1gn. South Africnn Jody Schcckter turnea io the second fa ste!'I tri al lap or the day"•t !he \\'heel of a Porsche 91 7-10. His tI¢e \\as 5!1.40 second s. • ""'''"' ,, .. ,,d. 1,0;..·G D8AC !I -Arne Dokka, needliig onl~· 2~ pun s. shot a flve-under·par:'7 l1'rictav for a 111·0-stroke lead after S4 hole~· in the $20,000 Long Beach Queen ~lary Op<'n go lf tournament. • .Player Ousts ·Miller" Gains Finals Trt1 iling Dokka·s 208 -eight undc'r pit -1vns ~l·t>ond·roundcr leader Rafe BotOi. \rho c.1rc!cd h:s 1h1rd con~rcutive 70. Blll llrn~k nnd Gill F1'i1. l.af{una Beach , shllt G!ls to ti c for third at 21 1. '·~ e lf11/i11!1 llt•t•t•r•ed VIRGINIA WATER, England (AP ) - South Afrl~a·a Gary Player, bidding to win the $751000 Plccadilly World match play golf championship 10< the fifth lime, advanced to the finals with a S and I victor)' over u:s. Open champion Johnny Mlptr Friday. Player Will meet Graham l\fanb ol AUl!ralta tn today's l&-llole !IN!. Mar&h upset defending champion Tom Weiskopf 4 and 3 in Friday's other semifinal ln this unique event in v.·hlch a select f i t I d of eight gollers com· pete in 36-hole match-play· rounds for a lop prize o! $25.000. It was the first lime stJ'ICf!J 1968 that no American had rta.ched the finals . Frost d e I a y e d the start ot the semi.finals At \Vcntworth'1 8,Wt-yanl, par-74 °Bunna Road" coutaer But the sun quickly broke thr:ough, and the matches were played in warm sunshlnt. ' inner took an early lead over Player with a birdie two on the secood hole, but tho little South African quickly took control of lhe match. Player carded four birdies to take a. '"'o-hqle lead after the front nlnt of the morning round and held until !\tiller won No. 18 1-11\th a birdie. The 3&-year-old Player, who undet'\\·ent major surgery for' kidney and bladder trouble e a r I i e r this year, has i regalncd hli; top fomt. li e \\'on the Southern Open at Columbus. Ga .. and fif'li.'ihcd third in the rtce.nt John Playe r classic in Scotlnnd. fliarsh san k a 45-foot putt for a birdie on 100 ninth hol(' of the momuti;t round lo 1nake lhe tum two-up. The lanky \\reiskopf tied the match by winnlng Nos. 12 and 13, but Mar.di birditd the 18th to go ioto the: afternoon round wit h a onc- holc lead. ' ' wEsr n.t.t.Oll'STONE Th. 1\n1at t:'ur Alhl ctic l'nlon of the UnHed States Hftr{I it~ ~u~\)("n~io" Friday -o( .a ,e:roup of A1nc1·ican s"·tn11nbrs and dh'Ch 11·ho ~11,·r. s11·lrn111ini:: dcrnonstrntlons ln the People's J{(•publi(' of Chin" last swn· n1cr. S11immrMi. h'K"\uding Olympic chRmplon ~laxlnc "~hcki" King, .... ·c~ suspen4trl diver ~ticki K in~. u·cre suspendtd the protests or the U.S. Slate Depart. n1tnt. ' • I ' .. • • • • . . . . !· 14 O~ILY PILOT S.turday, Octobtt 13, iq73 One Big Play and Barons Topple Edison, 28-24 "-Delly Piiot l'llotet IJy IUdlliA IC~ Bienek Grabs Fumbl,e -To Kill Edison March By ROGER CAlllSJN Of .. "'"' ...... 118ft Fow,taln Valley 'High'• Banins shook · the monkey off their baclt Friday night at Orange Coast College wtth a wild 28-H conquest of Edbon'1 Chargen in an l.fVine League football cruclaJ be- fore an overflow crowd of 8,500. And although thee wen. 44 first downs and 727 yards in total yardage for the two teams. the end of F.dl!Ofl's foor-year domination of FV came on one play with SS aecondJ remaining. Dave Bienek pounced on a Chargers fumble to preserve the victoey just as II appeared the Chargers would once again brea'k the Barons' hearts. Coach Bill Workman's Chargers had driven 59 yanb to the Fountain Valley tw~yard line after the winners' Dan Troup had pounded over the left side from five yards out on a broken play to give Fountain Valley the lead for good with 1:36 remaining. Troop's, TD capped a 71-yard march, highlighted by Ben Dodson's one-hand- ed 22-yard cat~. The drive consumed only 3:11 after Edison had' taken the lead for the fU"st time on a '95-yard march, capped by Bill Rutherford's burst over tackle from a yard out. Quarterback Dave White's puses sparked the drive after F01mtain Val- ley's TD bid was squashed at the five on a fourth-and.goal situation on the Edison ooe yard line (anothe< broken play). Fountain Valley was favored to eod Edison's bes: and the basis was Troup's arm and Rlct Hatfield's receiving. And both played admirably. • toucbdown NII In the first period alttr a.moo. lqUlrmed from 11 y...i, out u Fountain Valley lllSUIMd a IH lead with ooly , 5:58 gone. But Edison bounced back. and did II behind the r1ibt arm ol White, wh> time after t.tme conoected 111 cnicial play• lo · Joe Troxell (oix times) and Steve lj.ine8 (five times). Tn>Xell toolc an 11-yanl pass to end a 76-yard mareh aod Hinel gobl>1ed up a ~yarder, f4 cap a '3:-yard drive to Ut it at 14. with the belP of Dan McPher· son's PATs. .., Thompson got Founlaln Valley back in the lead with • a 12-yard burst and Den- nis TretSler kld<ed hl.t third of loor PATs wtth t:C left In the hall. MacPherson Wed a 34-yard field goal belore the half to get bis Ed.Im mat.ts closer at 21-17. After that tt became a viciW. defen- sive war. The officiating waa horren- dous -and most of it was against Foun- tain Valley. · But time finally caught up with Edi· soo and the Oiargera' ooly fumble ol the game turned out to be the key coach Bruce Picldord'• lads sought for so loog. eAM• STATllTKI ,. " " . , .. "' ,~ • •• vn "" •• • ' " • fl n VO ~ "' ~ .. J/J1 '" ·-· 1-1' • ... • u • "' EDISON'S MIKE BENNETT (13) SCAMPERS FOR 14-YARD GAIN ON A REVERSE THROUGH THE BARONS' MIDDLE. But It was the wicked rimnlng of Bill Ogden. Steve Thomi-> and Mitch Chambers that kept Edison on Its heels. Ogden's a1asW included a 44-yard • .. • ... r: .. May Regain Medals ~ . :.:.··Tlwrp~ Ruled Amateur , .. As Long Battle Ends .-··WEST YELLOWS'IUNE, r..tont. fAP) -The Amateur Athletic Union Friday · tt;ttored Uie amateur standing of Cabled IJ>Qian athlete Jim Thorpe, who starred in the 1912 Olympics only to be stripped of.his gold meda ls on allegations that he.._ Wia a professional. '., ·1'1e board of governors of the AAU inoved to restore Ttx>rpe as an amateur ~or the period of 1909-12. . The AAU move clears tht: way for intercession on Thorpe's behalf by the United States Olympic Committee wlth ihe International Olympic Committee. wh.ich stripped TOOrpe of his mMals in l!ll3. ',Ille AAU cannot restore Thorpe's 1'1edals, but v.'iil send a letter to the USOC infonning the co1nmittee of iborpe's new standing as an amateur. 1be reWtatemCflt of Thorpe as nn amateur ls seen as the nrst step toward recovery ol his Olympic medals. 1be motion to restore his amateur Ferraro-led Rustlers Face . . . LA South,vest LOS ANGELES -Tailback Bob Fer- Jarlo v.'i ll lead Golden \V("!;t Co1Jegc's foo!- ball team into action 1011ight at 7:30 against Southern California O:>nferenrt• sival LDs Angeles South\\cst College 1n acc.klo on the R<tntho Cienega Stadiu1n field · Ferraro. GWC's sophomore running fteck . has paoed Golden \\lest to lY."o suc- ces&ive weeks or a"·csome ground )'ardage. The Rustlers logged 459 yards against East LA in the conference opt.'fl<'r to break the school single game mark for Vie second conseculivr "eek. · The former Corona del f.1ar lfigh stand· eut rushed f o r 126 yards and scored ihiee touchdowns in a 4~14 victory. '·with the r cc or d • s ha t t e r i n g P,erformancc behind 1hcm . the nustlrrs faCe a rugged and big dMcn~vc unit tmm Southwest and may be forced to OWi air more agairt<;l the Cougars. -.·With the spotlight on F'cr raro and the ground game. the weight or lhc offensive at.tack resls on the shoulders of freshntan DctnnY Accomando. r.. He Is the Golden \Vest quarterback v.·ho 1'Um tbe option play with perfection and does the passiru!. He can throw 1vith pin- .point accuracy and isn't afraid to lug .~hc .ball around end "·hen the occasion idema.JXl.s. • "He's a blue-chipper and one of tht> best quarterback.-; we have ever had at Golden West.'' coach Ray Shackleford says, : Coach Dick Bauer says his Cougrir!I :have had good suOO..'Sll on dcfcru;e lo date although several lap!IC'S hnvc caused .them to post a 2-2 record. · "If we could climlnate our errors. I :think we could be very tough," he ad· ml!>. • Shackleford is fearful of the size of the Qiogan defensive IJne. I, standing passed unopposed, despite an WKiercurrent of opposition within the AAU. Opponents v.•ere led by Daniel ,J. Ferris, an AAU delegate to the lntemational Amateur At h I e t i c FederatiOO. He said a movement to restore Thorpe's standing and insert his name in Olympic record books could jeopardize the AAU's standing within the international federation. There was no mention of the opposition when the matter came up for a vote. Thorpe died in 1951, bitter about losing his Olympic medals because he had played semi·profcssional baseOO!l (\\'O summers preceding his entry in the 1912 Olympics. During the Olympics. Thorpe won the decathlon and pentathlon -the only man in Olympic history to capture gold medals in both. 'J'horpc , a Sac and Fox Indian, went on to organize "·hat eventually became !he National Football League with G~rge lla\as and Jack Cusack. He played professional football fron1 1915 until the 1930s, and took part in a professional football exhibition in 1942 at the age or 54 -the oldest man ever to perfor1n in a professiooal football game. Thorpe also played n1ajor league baseball for five years, 1917·21, but never 1nanagcd to sh..1ke the feeling of loss suffered when he 'v<ts called upon to return his Olympic medals. Thorpe performl'd for Carlisle Institute of Carlisle, Pa .. an all-lndlan school. before he played seini·pro baseball 111 the obscure Eastern Carolina League. Thorpe ,1·as paid $30 for a sununcr's play. Tbc AAU position in approving lhl' reinstatement motion is th.11 TI1orpe's '"'ages were a living allo"'<lncc and did not make him a professional. Today's Sports On Television 9:45 a.m. (i) -COi.LEGE FOOTBALL -TI1e Oklaho1na Sooncrs niect the Texas Longhorns at Dallas. 12:45 p.m. ~4 \ -\\'OHLU SERIES -The NCI\' York ~1ets of the N11tionfll L<'.'.IJ:lll' rnL'f't 1hl' Oakland A's, chan1p1ons of th1' American LeaJ!ue in the firsl J:arne of the \\'oriel Series at 011klBnd 5 p.rn. 1:11 -l.i\KF.ns Hi\SKET· BAU. -'The Uis Angele"-L.i~r rs take on the Braves 111 Buffnlo 171 -'\\'IDE \\'ORLO OF SPOHTS - Auto racing and rodeo. The lltMi~l•'r 100. taped Sept. 15 al the lndi;1n.1 State Fairground~ anrl lhf'"'('al~a1'\ Sl.:impede taped 1n July · 7:30 p.m. f~) -KINGS 11()('1\E Y -The Los An~elcs KinRs rnert 1111' f\.1ap\e Leafs in 11 game IH!X'<I earher in 1he evening in Toron:o 11 pm. 17) -COLLF.t.:E Fll()T· BALI, -The UCLA J\ruln~ lllt'f'I the St;1nforrl Card lnol s In a Pncif1t .. 8 gantr. Taped. I ' . FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S BILL OGDEN (43) RAMBLES FOR PART OF HIS 134 YARDS IN 28-24 WIN. OCC Tacl<les Fl u-weal{ened I\le nlo Tonight \\'hen a team has just 29 players on its ro~ter L"o things it definitely can do 11·itho11t are injury and ilnlcss. J\lenlo C'-0llrgc. \\'hich battles Orange C{k1~t College tonight at 7:30 at OCC. is such a !rarn arid coach Ray Solari rl'r>oi'ls ttK-club may not be at full Stl'f'll ~lh. "\\'t'\'C lx•en battling thl' flu all \VCCk," ~;1ys 1hr f11rn1er ~u!hrm California prep l'OOrh :1t South Pasadena Jfigh. "Our No. 1 running b;1ck, Luis Sanchez, ""as in bed most of !he 11·rck. \Ve needed this like the pl:iguc " :'11rn!n College. 1/1c No. IO ranked small ~lhclLI ju1~1nr collt•ge lt'tlm in the stale. is ::.J l\Jlh only an 11--6 IO'\s to Cosunu1cs 1\1\\•r 111arr1ng its record. Orange Coas t College's 1963 national junior college football championsttip t1•a1 n 11 ill be honored 11t half!i1Tie of ror112h t's OCCf.1enlo College game. As \\Ith inMI Solari-co.1chcd teams. thl' O:ik~ plan to grind out the yardnge. going 10 tht air only in emergency situations. Oi1e of Solaris' tradem.'lrks when he 1•./11\ riur r'tF roolball titles IS gont•, hov .. evcr. llis tooms ahl'ays kicked out of h·1u11(J.~ ! 1 start the gnrnc or second hair. ~11 in~ the opponcnl the' 0011 on the ·10. ";';O\\ it's a penalty," SOJYfl Solari . "~:\er slnt1' WI' lo~t a ·ll-40 game when I (Ste MENl.O. Page J$1 • Methodical Saxons Stop Marina, 14-7 Hy STEVE BRAN O Of ltlt Dlify Plllt SltU Loara may be a factor in the Sunset League lootball chase this year but the Saxons will not soon forget the battle lilt.Le-thought-of Marina gave them be- fore succ1unbing 14·7 Priday nighl at \Vestminster High. The Saxons. lo.scrs of just one game lhis year, took !he second ha!f kickoff and 1narched 66 yards to score the win- ning touchdown i1ftcr J\1arina had boltt'd to a 7-6 \c11d. J\'icthodlcally trudging dov.·n field, Loa· ra consumed more than seven minutes of the clock before landing on the r.tar· ina I I-yard Jin<•. On second down. Sax· ons quarterback !\·lax Bacon faked up the middle and shot a strike to ~1ike Olson for the tally. Behind at that point 1~·7. the Vikings battled r1gh1 btick when Nelson J\111t· suka""'a pounced Oil a Loara fumble at the Saxons 42. J\h1rina. as it had done just seconds into the sl'cond quarter, moved inside the 20 nnd wus camped at the 12 with 11 second dowrr onil t\vo yards to go. How· ever. Loara held its ground and fhal proved the final real threat for the Vikcs. The Vikings bolted to a 7-0 lead in ' the rlrst quarter when quarterback Gregg Foster took I.he club 78 yards in ju!'lt five plily5. Rick P.1erigold's first nm from s::riJn.. mage this season returning from an in- jury was a 35-yard iain and when Foster hit Jim Wendell with a 31yard strike, the Vikings were camped on the Saxons eight. 11-lerigold took a pitchout and found nothing but open space for the il:o- ahead score. C'hrls Hawn's PAT was suc- cessful and with 4: 15 to play In the in· itial stanza , the Vlkes were In business. OM\• ITATllTICI • L Fl"t downt rull>lllQ • " F•ril down1 pe111nv ' • Fll'11 downt c:::111ltlt1 • • folal tlrsl W111 ' " Y1rOs rvs.1'111!9 '" '" Y1rd1 1191111111 u " Y~rdl loll " " ,..,, y1rd1 g1ln«I "' >4 Pu<>!llA¥frl(l9 dllllllCt ,, •. 5 Sf:lt.S Pe...ITl11/y1rd1 pen11i1ed 2/U 4/51 F~mbleo/flln'lblU loll "' ~· M1tlna ,_.. .. ., °"'1"' ' I ' ... , LOlrl • • • ..... •USMIM• .. " • ... ""'" Mll11/lflWI " " • "' ... _ • M • ... '~~ " • " "' LI"' ' ' • "' T$l1 " ... " 1' ..... ··~ " .. " ... ·-n .. • "' .... ' " ' 10 Pat""' ' ' ' "' ... ~ ' ' • u Tota11 " •N " u '"''""' MOOM Foti Ir '"u" "t l1 ... • .•1• U.n OK~ " • • " ••• • ... • •• • '" • ... " ,, • • , " ' . " " 16 -1,6 • "' 10 -lCl.O • ... '""' .. AISINO Pwllftl• v...., 'i. ro ~ ,-: m ·-...... 30 15 1 V, _,. Westminster Tries to Slow Tars Express • The lnllde tncl: to Ille ~ League lootball c!1ampiomblp Is at Ital<• loolght ,. the host Newport Harlxir Sa~ cla!h with the Westminster Uons. " Klckoll ls slated for I o'clock and roach !loo Unt'o Sal1an are 21;-pofnt favorites to remain uoiefeat.ed and emance their No. 3 Orange Coonly and No. I CIF 4-A rating. The Bluejackels have earned those ranl:lngl after stepping m Qirooa del Mar, C..la Mesa ond Sanla Aaa. dlsplay- lng a solid ell-round aliact behind quartertaclt SO!ve BukldL Dukich. a D-pounde<. lik'8 to nm with the ball out ol the optloo l!eries, but he" o1so .aot a rille ann end a """" ol good rece1ven. Bnldch has llgur<d In every Newport -loocbdown cl the year, S<U!n& on nms a hall doun tlma and --.mg f0< four others, tlree times to Vlm1e Mu1roy and once to Tom Bazacall. In addltloo Newport has Ille speedy ~ baclc In Brian Theriot. the quick thrmt o! 135-poond llaniceJ>hallback Tom Bazacas and a new source of power - 2111i>oond fullback Peto Brown. Tom Saltlg has Uken Brown:o apot for the o"8I part since an lnjUry slOwed him down, but Brown fogures to aee 'action tonlgbt. A stUiing defense and an exceUenl kicking game led by punte< Gavin Hedrick round out the Newport attad<. Coach Bill. Boowen•1 Westmloster Lions have a number ol aces, too, however. Tailback TOD)< Accomando has averag- ed S.O yards per carry and ls die Lions all-time 1eadlng rusher. • He's scored fiw touchdowns and quarierbllcl: Mark Slewart has provided three loochdowns through the air with hl.t passing. • Boswell says hit leom'a chaMes bank on the defense's ability to stop Newport'• horde of offemlve weaJ>OO!I. Pat Scort1 1962-Westmlnster 41, Newport 20 1963--Westminster 28, Newport 8 1967-Newport 17, Westminster 6 11168-Weslmlnster 35, Newport 28 1-.Newport 17, Westminster 7 1971>-Newport 28, Westrnimtcr lS 1971-Westmlnsler 34, Newport 14 Westminster leads, W. ' W•tlolllllf• SIM't1!19 LlfM~ -...... 140 Mloddol:l!.1 I• DE G1ll1M1M1r 1U '" ._ 1tr DT Ki-m 191 Hvllll ltG MG Slllrl9¥ 1• 1611 Sllllr C OT lMldrtl IK 1'7 Flwr LG DE 11111 111 ~ SdlllM LT LI 9,_ 1111 UO Slllck TE LI Dttll'rit 110 1$0 Sli'W1rt OB Cl II-1611 160 ""'°'7\lnclo Tl Cl Y.o.r ,•• lU Ttw f'I 11 lllclllnll 7f !U Ylllttt' f'L Fl lotwtll UO .._. ...,..., lllN'tlttt L'-to Of'-!M DltMM ,,, "8111""' Lf: I! Mllll(;lfl tto 1'6 Sll1w LT G Morrl• !OS 1" WllllW LO E NIWtltfTY 2t1 2U Gutt C I! Vlldlt '"' 20I f(r1\lll1 • llG LI M«-ltl Ito 212 ,_,.mlcl •T LI ,Pllltltl 11:1 17J lltW Ill Cl .._,,Id! Ito 20S l~ld! QI Cl 1'. 1'9Wl'I ,'" 1 ... Thlf'1ol Tl PB Ull'frrt U lM Stlll9 Fl DI lldllr lM ltS kJa(lt l'L 01 DUl'1 ln • 'J. ,. •• • ~ '· I ( ,1 s • A p ti u " p a 11 • ~ r l I l J \ I ·' CORONA DEL MAR LINEBACKER RHETT TUCKER (55) AND ESTANCIA HALFBACK DAN GRANITE SCRAMBLE FOR A FUMBLE IN 26-0 CdM WIN. Corona del Mar Clubs Es,tancia, 26-0 SOPHOMORE QUARTERBACK GARY GUISNESS FIRE·S IN THE FACE OF RUSH BY ESTANCIA'S DAVE GIBBS (86), STEVE OHLSEN 1771. Saddleback Spartans Spank MV, 26-6 Faces Tough Untried .. QuarterlJack Le"cls Vill<1 Park Win Grossmont By CRAIG Sl lEFF Of lh• Dllll' ,.11.t Siii! • Junior quarterback Reid Lundslron1. !laving been knocked from its perch starting his first varsity gan1e, engi· atop the ti1i~sion Conference standings, ncered Villa Park High to a 26-6 Crest· Saddlcba ck Collc11e tries to rebound view League football victory oo>er host against Grossmont tonight at 7:30 lll Mission Vi+>jo Friday night. Aitec Bowl on the San Die go State cam· Lundstrom. filling in for Bob Ansari. pus. \Yho 1vas ailing with the flu, cumpleted Coach George Hartman's Gauchos lost six of eight passes for 78 yards and one their firs t gatne of the season to San touchdown. And he mixed up his plays Diego City last week, and nl'Cd a viclory well in guiding the Spartans' punishing to stay within striking dislance or first running game. Place. Grossmont ls in 1 similar poaition Mission VieJcJs Diablos w e r e very mlll!b in the lllt witil Lundstrom 's TD after losing to Palomar last week, hnd pass decidM it in the t'hird quarter. tbe loser of tonight's 'ltne will ~ in Wtth 'tbe Spartan! leading M, Lund- serioUs \rouble of falling out or tlUe ooo-strom hit fianker Kevin Triggs with a tenUOO. 30-yard aerial in j.he end ionc aii the Fuilbeck Frank Woolrich is the Gruss-thirV qunrter came to ~ end. mont pla~r Saddleback has most to v.·or-'!'tie Diablos now v.•cre forced to play ry aboUt. he's rushed Cot 541 yards in 1...11tchup, but their passing grunc v11as 106 carr>cs this season. swr ~nd the Spartan! picked o!! three soodlcbaek's rushing attock 1putt.ered of Dave Schmidt's aerials In lhc closiug last week, bot ha I r back Aundre quartt!t to halt any chance Miss ion Viejo Holme• \~d$ all Orange Coast rushers might have bild for a comeback. 1.,,iOi l89 yartls in four g~ncs. Fullback With !he n1nnln~ game going very J~ Jones Is e:qx.>e:ted 10 miss the game well. cooch !lob U1vncr'5 Diablo!I v.'f;rr with an nnkle Injury. and will be rcplliet'd 1·cr,v 111uch in lhe gon1e In the opening by fresh111un Sarn Pct'k. \, hnlf . , Mission Viejo took :hr opening kickoff · and drove 62 yards in 11 running plays with Guy Reeves stepping the final 16. The kick nttcn1pl for the PAT was wide. The SJlftrtans also used their ball con- trol running tnctics to tic the srorc with 42 seconds left in the half when Tony LoPiccollo divt>d the fina l l\\'O yards. The 5li-yard drive consun1ed nearly seven minulcs. Villa Park's kick for the PAT was also wide. The Spartans conlrolled the ganic in the st'COnd half with Lundstrom mixing his plays "'ell. A 20-yurd field goal by Les Fields n1adc it 9-6 \Yilh fl 1"2 minutes left in the third quarter and Lundstrom·s TD pass to Triggs iced Villa Park's ninlh straight 'A in Villa P11rk added 10 points in lhc final quart er \\•ith Fields kicking a 23-yard go;d ;u.1d LoPiccollo 1·11nning one yard \\1th lour tn1nutcs left. .'\tii;sion \ 1cio. \\hlch hl'ld a 124·74 edge in tol<il ofrl·n~c at the hall. \Vas hclcl to ju~t IJ pla,\.~ Hfler the intermission- nt'lllng c1nly fiG y;jrds. t1nr cir Ille 1110t'C ~parkling ph'\ys of thl• ~'.ln1~ 11a.s rrodut.'f:d by Vllla Park ',\1th.~ re,;1'h1·r llnvicl Fi~hcr who leaped h11o:h 1u n1:1kr ll brill n1111 cnlC'h lX•twcen two 1'\1ission Viejo derendcrs in the third qunrtcr. The 24-yafd pags from Triggs set up Fields' first field i;oal. Go\ME STATl1JIC:I F'f\I doWl\I r11•IHnl1 F.r:,t ck>""'I ~s>1n11 I 1q,1 downs P.,HllH•~' lo!nl ll•tt clown• v .. .,.u rv . ..,•in!,I v .. rt11 Poll'"""' V11nu 1011 Nel V""'I Ot•n!ld 1>un1~1a~r1111t 01111rn:• · ~e<>al1•1• Y"'d' 1>1:n11•11td F11mt>ln1t11ml>le1 loll "' • ' • • ,. " ' •• 3 3'.C l d '" " ' l ' " "' "' " , . 1 J3 0 •• '" k.,.._ DJ Olltrlf'1 VIiia P~rk 0 Ml<l•Oll V•~IO • lftt~f c lfon11<1" ScllmoOI o~lr, lotd•• l.'l<loc.~o•o "•fld• 1......i.1'""' t•u•' O~•"n (..,lul'l>I ......... ' PJ•r« '"'"'' llUS"IMO Miu-V11,. ~AISIHG M•u1ofl \11•!1 . " • • • , ..... ,_. l<D Y9 yl •~t n •? 1 •O I •1 0 JI l H 0 \8 1 t 0 tO ll IJO 1 • I " M 7? I\ \ 1 • l • ' . ' ' ' ' ' . . ' . . <It! 1)1., 11 " " )0 " " -~ 1 •• .. " p,t pc. p~1 ~<t ,., "' • Schn,,.11 L11ndd1Qofl 1.1 .. 0, ,~ ..... 11 • l )1 V1111 "'"' " ' ' I " 0 ,, ' ·~ '" ... "' Sophon1ore QB Sizzles With Passing Ga1ne By HANK WESCH 01 Ill• D1Uy !'It.I 11111 Corona C:.el ~1ar continua:! ils youth movement and scored ils.)econd straight Irvin e League foolball \'iclory. a 2G-O rout of Estancia before 4.500 !ans F'riday nigh! at the Newport Harbor High Field. Sophomore ciuartcrback Gary Guisness cumplelcd <'ight out of 10 passes and junior running back Mike Ferraro rushed for 97 yards and two touchdowns lo pace the rout , \.•:hich was all Corona del A1ar from the opening kicko(L The Sea Kings controlled the ball throughout, scoring OQCe In each quarter. They were stopped once at the one-yard line anc! once on a fumble in the end zone. Estancia cuuldn't muster any of· fense until !he final quarter arter the eventual final score "'as already posted. The Eaj!les mounted two late drives on the passing and runnin~ of quarter· back Steve Morton and halfback Steve Adams. but one drive v.·as halted at the Corona del f\1ar one. The other was stopped by a fumbl e at the Sea Kings 15. Guisn ess got his first start for Corona del Mar and handled it like he'd been doing it for years. The 6-{l, 155 pounder ran the Sea Kings' veer offense well and hi t on eight straight passes for 101 ya rds in the first half before missing one and having one intcrcepled. Corona dcl Mar stayed on the fitround lo m;ir ch 63 yards in 11 plays ror it s first touchdown, fullback Brent Ogden cracking O\'l:'r from five yards out with 6 :~ remainin g. After tv.·o drives ended inside the five. Corona del to.1ar drove 50 yards for its second touchdown, all but one ya rd or it on passes by Guisness. A 22-yord screen 10 ~tike l\.tinna set up a one yard dive by Ferraro for his l'lrst touchdown. \Vith a 14..(l advantage, Corona del !'llar "·ent to its ground auack in the secund hair and racked up one touch· down apiece by Ferraro and Guisness. Ferraro picked up 6,1 o( his 97 yards in the second half including an I I-yard scamper for the third Cd!'l1 touchdo"11 and Guisness capped the scorinfit 'vilh a one.yard keeper on the third play of the fourth quarter. Rich Burruss passed to Ogden for the only successlul extra points or lhe ni ght after the secood TD. GAME ITAT1STIC.S "' "" First Oowrt> ru•IH~Q I " Fll>I "°""''" P<ll>•">I ' • F>rll miw.1~ ~Oll<CI • ' 101 .. 1 11<11 !IOW~I • • Yat<,I~ •u1'1ln9 ,,. "' V~rO• F•U'""" " "' YatO> lot! " ' "" y~rOi ll•••nMJ "' m P11nl• ,,._,,_ Oo>ll'1tf t/Jt.l ,,. Penalllri.1y1ro1 ~'''"""'"'' •• "' Fum~>1tum~le1 ~· ,,, "' St.,I br OU1t11r• E<i•..c•• • • • .... ~or°"" o.i M~r • • • ~u kU5HtMG kal•nU• .. .. " ... Morion " " • " Aa11m1 I ~ ' ., PtHr11r+..o ' " • " l'•r....,1 ' • • • •• >Ulrll:r ' • • • •• 8u11cli"9 ' ' • ' lo r•n•tc ' • • ... ,,, ~ ... "' ' • I -1.0 5hll\lll""'y ' ' • ••• l.kl<ll~ ' ' • •• l~••h " '" ,. " <.tt•n• HI Mir t\. l•tf"I " " • ... ol.1o~· ~ ... ~.~ ·~ " • .. iJ;Kll'fl tt • " <.·~""''l " ~ • " M"1V F•rr1rt ' ' • • •• E11c11 ' ' • • •• Porlo ' I • '" 1~1~11 .. "' ... l"AiUHG !:llfl>Ci• .. " ':' ,!! '" MO•lon " ' "' ,,,..,, oe1 ""'' (,"''"'" " I ' "' •• DAILY PILOT JS Stubborn '· ' ;:. Huntington:;; ~· Falls, 20-6' 11: By HO\VARD L. HANDY '.:: A ~;;;u~•:::::gton Be~ High School rootball players battled O)e: Santa Ana Saints on even tenns ev(if· where but oo the scoreboard ln a ~­ ling groond game Frlday night en bie Oilers field , The Saint.'! 'A'on, 2().6. ·:: But when the tide of battle was * pleted It came down to a mJ.ssed QfJt down at the Saints 36 on a fourth '8\1:1 ~ situ.a.lion; an 89-yard pass lnterOe;- uon return : and a score after a fturibk recovery at the Saints 43. '·: To make matters worse, the Oiftiis moved the ball lo the four yard stJQe early in Uie actioo but missed by ~ than a yard of gaining a fourth doY!'ri•lt this point a.ad had tc tum the ball oM. On anotttd-~~asion. in the third ~­ od, with the Sa'tnts leading 7--0, !he 00· era ground lheir way to the Santa A'Qa tv;o-yard stripe where lt was first aQd goal to go but a fumble on the ~ snap was reeovereJ by the Saints. • : • Then to cap the evening's frustrauQu1 , Santa Ana safety Pt11ke Molina inter .. ed a pass at his O"''TI 11 yard stripe ~ rambled 89 yards to pay dirt for \tie second Saints score. ::: hfolina had intercepted another ~I urlier at h.is own 14 and rcturnecf:11 for an apparent touchdov.ll but a pas:s '.li- terfennoe call against a teammate nuUi- fied the effort. ;:: \\'hen Huntington Beach did soore( itt was David McBetb's recovery of a sl&- ta Ana fwnble that set up the drive ~it the Saints 33. : Wren titicklin carried for 29 yards ln lhr~ tries including a four yard ~ er 111to the end zone to bring the ccU)t to 14-6 with 4:30 remaining to play,;:~ The game was almost exclusively· ;a ground affair with the Saint.s attempt(rig but one pass all night. The Oilers com - pleted one for 12 yards in 11 attemptt and had the big interception. Sa~ta Ana utilized a strong outside running game with Errol Steward and Ed Burks trailing Molina around bolh ~ most of lhe evening. •. : Huntington Beach's attack was spark· ed by f..IickJin's running for 135, an aver· age of 7.1. f..lost of hs yardage came off tackle slants. l'l•il down• rui.hln!I •• " " " l"lr•I do_,. PoUlflg ' • Fir\! 0o .... , per>1Uie1 • ' Tolill llrsl Gown!! " a. V11rd1 !'\ll/llrog ,.. V1rlll ~S•lng " • Y•rd1 IMI ' " "" y1rd1 911..ed "' "' Pen1lth!l/f•rds penllized /•I~ WO> Punl•/1v ... 111e dlstanco 1/2'.5 1/11.5 Fumoltl/tumblft lo.I "' ,,, M11nl1119ton sc .... •t ou ....... ~· 8Nth 0 0 • 5-ilnll •M • I • I)-~: ltUSHING ', .. , H1111tlng1011 1 .. c11 .. ;,,. ~'.tAd•m• .. " " " •I • . -'·' Nll•kowski " " • ... MUI • " • • ••• Mltkl.'h " '" ' ,1.1 Totfls ~ '" ' .. l1nt1 AM G•t!eto . ' " ' ~,1.• Burle• " " • '·' Motlna " " • '~t '~ ' • • 51....,1rd " " ' •u Ku••••c~ ' • ' J·I Totll• 0 ,~ " ·~ f'ASllWO M11111lng1M -~ ·~t " ~ ... " NllzkowU.I " ' ' " '1l(j(I Htrndon ' • • • ·"' Tollls " I ' " ... SI~,. A~ Moll,.. I • • • .'et.t' . '.• MENLO. . "• • • . " (Continued From Page 14) was at South Pasadena I decided ~ ot her team had a gocxl chance to get QJe: Call to the 40 anyway, so I'd take the ~ portw1ity av.·ay." His club has allowed just 13 point'! If the last tv.·o games and 31 on the ~ f\1eanwhile, Menlo h;is scored 62 in lht last two games and 89 on the sea500, In addition to Sanche7., quarterbacl i\Iike Simmons and fullback Henry l\oiil carry the ball as the ·O;ik.s run out ol 8n unbalanced line. Defensively, the club Is quick and runs v.1lat ~ri calls the Perin Stale defense ~ith eight defenders on tbe Jir.e of scrimmage but only tv.·o down.•,·. Orange Coast v.ill counter with a new'ly balanced attack that kioked impres,,lve in rolling past El Camino College last v.·cek. As usual, John Dixon . ~like Nanko and Dan Princcotto ga\·e the \\'arriors fits on the ground, but v.·ben to.like l\.lagner sud- denly found the range "i\i lh his passing, the Pirates \\'ere av.·esome. Recd Johnson. v.·OO lost his job. to !\lagner "'hen he injured his knee. is ex· pt>cted to once again !lee a lot of action in hopes of getting his timing down prior. tp the conference clash "'ith powerful Full erton a \\·eek frotn tonight a1 Anahci1n Stadiu1n. 111c defense, n1uch maligned for allow: ing 23 points against Golden \Vest In the opener. spark.led against E1 Camino. litniting !he normally high-scoring \V:it· riors to three ~I yards rushing In the fir.st half last 'A'eek. The rront line of Jon ?\larchiorlatti. Gary Balch. Jim to.filler, Grant Gelkcr and Craig Frizzell played ha\"OC with lhe \\'aniors. harassing the quarterback and stunting dri\'es. "\\'e're not looking past ?\lenlo. ·• SA )7i occ·s Dick Tucker, "They may be sfnaO in number but 1\·e know 'A'ilh Ray SOiari as coach. they execute "'ell ond .... 111 bJ preparoo.·· ' . ' · I 1 I .rrojans .. ~In 39-0 :.Defeat .· r By llOY ENGLEBRECHT Of ... hllr Plitt ll•ff Sooora combined the pow· rer numlr.g ot quarterback ,jferry Hart and tailback •1Mark Kenton with a Qang -~tlctllag defense, to smother Ulllverslty lllgh School 39--0 1n an Orenge League foot- "boll ront est Frldoy night at La Hobra lllgh School. . The awesome Raldert de-,lfJlle.. which hu on1y glven , ap_ ali: polnts ln four games, held the Trojam to 2:8 first half rushing yanb to eon- unually give the offense baU good fleld po11tion. Jn the first ball Sonora made good use of control. ;scorinl three out of the first four times it had the ball. • M1rk AdamJ 1COred from a ~yard out with only :111 left In -the first quarter to give the :Ralders an early lead. SC • ...,., 7.fl Wildcats Strike With · :48 Left aYmvBANDRl!W8 ............. San Clemlnto't -IW lllond Cllll)'. II poiflll In Its lint two °"""" ·~ loot· boll ...... Bui tho 'lrModl bave }'OI to win. lo l'l·)'lri ~II from Brea'• Cart to Evin omD #Ith II -rem•'""'I in the 1ame pve the vllltlne WW..ts a , ...... -San a.-le rrida1 t-San Cl- lolt ID El Dorado 7.0 -the -wu unable to plD ....,..i lo cndal alluatlou. • '111e ™-oll<ole WU iin aplJI F\iday DIPt, but It ..,mod the de!-would pull the -out. Tim M11l1111Y, BUI . Enqulst. Rlllty CollW onct· Rondjl Groll· Jed a fllrlout defensive charfO that oompjete!y .,aial- ecl Brea'1 Nlnlng attock. '111e line held Steve Seel>a and Nick Elpoalto, llrea'.1 hlgbly-touted nmnlng corpl, to a -total ol 40 net yonlo and ooly -llnt down ru&hlng; q\tMtlrt>ld< Don Dodd ud ...mpend Into the """ ... pultlni the TrltGnl en top 1-41 with 7:1t left In the ll>lrd Pl"' loci. Vltlaldd' try for ulra point lall<d. '!bat ,.,.. held=1111111 there WU l :OS r ' in the pme. Ari !I-yard· by the TritGnl pve -the boll Cll tho 9C 41. Ari inDDDIPletlon, Ulepl .. cel'8r doWDlleld pma1ty and a ·oborl nm ltft -with tblnl and 10 trom the Tr1tons ft. However Bolttet t.,,i bk cool and lire<! .... HCUUve stritel of 14 and 27 yudo to omu, lbe 11na1 .... nectloti pd f<r the tylnC -.... Brea'o ooceeNIY!e tlek!r X.vkl Oont --the ... Ira point. Son aemeole tried pme!y to combat Brea'• ...... but SC ftr<d Ito third unrcep- Uon ol the pme Clll lhlrd down and the Wlldcoll ran oul the' clock. · They then turned a Unlver- ' 1 I t y interception i n t o thelr se<::ond score, with Hart keeplng It again from (l)e yard out. Kenlon closed out the first half Sanora scorlng with a Qne y1nl plunge. .,.., .... ,.... " ..... ~ EL TORO'S KEVIN URQUHART 1241 WILL BE IN ACTION TONIGHT AGAINST EL DORADO AT MISSION VIEJO HIGH. l!lnqula~ the oenlor deleo- slve md, played a big role Ill San Clemente'• ooly _... Blacks Are At Fault, Says Black • '!be Trojans were only • able to cross midfield ooce. iD the fi.rst half, and thal .eame after the third Sonora score. University started on U.s own 28 and U.!lcd the run· ning of 1'1urry Graham to move to the Raiden 17 be- fore the half ended. After Sonora turned a Tro- jans fwnble Into its fourth touchdown of the evening, • Unlvenlty a g a i n turned ·Graham loose, and h\1 off 'tackle running took the Tro- '.Jans to the Sonora 28 before . an interception kllled the drive. •" OAMa ITATllTICI •• • ,..,., clOwnl f'llllll ... • .. l'lnl oown1 ~urno , , .l'lnf -M ~·"" ' • T«• flnt dowm ' .. Y1rf1 nnrt1no " "' _ Y•rcl1 ~nlng .. " .:Yltl"<h loll .. • ... v•rd• 01lnte1 " ,.. ,,.vnh/11wr .. • 0111•...:.1 .,n •m ,._111nv1rd1 PM'tll~od l /ll "~ f'umbl•t/Nmblt• loll '" ~· k .... ~ Q111r11n • • • ,__ . \lfll.....,llV ...... "' ,,,__,, O' Lo119hll,, P•-.Gr1h1m MllrPhY TD11l1 "'" 1C:ouri1 •T. 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Hllftllvfl ISJ 101:Jti 12. l'lthlf' tSl 10::161 I). Ml-IV} IO:G ; I~ l•ll• n<il«, T, (VJ J0:0 ,11 IS. Llrll'blttl. ISi ll:IJ. Chargers, Jr. Hawks Do Battle El Toro HiFth's Chargers go after th eir fourth consecut ive victQry tC1night at !he 111id \\'n.v point in the 1973 foot ball season. El Donido High·s junior varsity provid es the oppo~itlon at 1'tission Viejo High and it's an 8 o'clock start. Coach ~lack ~foore's El Toro unit is a 19--point favorite lo dispose of the junior Golden Ha\\'ks. but anything could happen . depending upon how many bona fide \' a r s i I v olayers take the field for El • Dorado. El DorC1do·s \'arsity v.·as in acllon Fridav ai::ainst Dana Hills and coaCh Glen Hastings savs it depends on how much action his players sav" Friday as to "·hat the Ha"·ks \Viii do ton ight. Qu:irterback Kip \Vinse\I, runnin!!' backl! Mike Dceker and Henry Arambula and receiver Todd K i r s c h n e r figure to present El Toro \Vith most of its problerm. But through three tests the Blue \\Tave of El Toro ha:iin't had much trouble. dominating Armv-Navy·s \'arsity. 14-6: ripping San CJ em en I e · s sophomores. 3 2 -O : and crushing first year Canyon. 32- 6. Leading the s e n i or I e s s Chargers is fullback Chuck \Ian Liew. Van Liew has rip- ped his \\'BY through three foes. sco•·ing six touchdowns in !he past two games and areraging 7.4 ya rds per carry. And \vhen he's not carrying the !roll he's busy blocking for tailback Clyde Birchard. Bircharcr s tot als are almost as imprcsSi\'C, scori ng a TD in each \'ictory and averaging 6.2 ya rds 1>er carry. Quarl rrback Gary Key is El Toro·s field general and shO\\'· eel a good passing ar1n last week, completing eight of io p11s~s for 94 yards. Although it's a seniorless te.am. ~[oore·s outfit has dlspalyed a conservalive at- tack \1'ilh few offensive errors. El T .... ... _ SE -(Ii.flu Hie-~ l f -.-.1 "••1111111 LG -J~tl Gt°"" ( -l(fl!ll J<IMI RG -T11ny L_., RT -E119eM ll'll'll TE -E<I Motl)IU91'1 QI -Om<V K"' Fl -CllllCk Y~ll Ll•w l'B -Cl~Ct Blrtll•td FL -J .. C1t!1 DlllnK LE -J~tl GtH~ l T -Ton1 L1.t11dv MG -ll'•d SKi• RT -Euo;itM L1 wh RE -Keltll J""~' LB -Cll<lck V111 llflw LB -Clvd' lll•clla•~ R -E<I Motblu!lll C:l!I -Kev•11 V'Qvharl Hll -J.,. C1n1 S -(ll•tlft Hl(OI JC Polo ,., •• ·~ •• •• "' '" "' "' •• '~ ·~ ., "' "' "" '" .. '" •• ·~ '" ~mm~ START HARD? GIVE POOR MILEAGE ? CAN HELP TH~ '~~&U RETOR SHOP lfll NlillelOllt ILVO •• tOITlll MISA ... l .. IM •11 Work 0•1r111lof'll I Ml•, " .ir&f Mtl11 ..._ ____ ..._ ....... _......_ ---..-. ---------~ ._...-- --.--w -.,..,--------- Golden Hawks Manhandl~ Midway throuah the tblnl qoatier, -lrled to pt olf a r..irth down point fnlmlll It ~· Enqulat broke tlroagh and bloctecl the, punt gtvlng the Trllot>l a flnt down at the Brea 11. Luckless Dolphins, 34-8 Nick VleWde., San CJe. menla'• -, ground gain- er with 83 yards ca 2f carries, bunt up the mJdde for one yanl. On -down he caught & l<ftm pass from OAKLAND -The sands ..,. running o:ut on black men as- piring to the role of major le.ague baseball manager and the blacks have themselvea Wge:ly to blame, Wists an old-Ume Negro Illar. U\· JOHN CASS Of° tilt DlllY Piiot 511U El Dorado High School un· leashed a potent passing attack to blitz Dana Hills 34-8 Friday night in Orange League football at Valencia High Sctiool. Golden Hawks quarterback Bob Farra put on an impres-. sivc show , hitting IO of 16 passes for 230 yards and two Prep Grid Results College, JC X·country touchdowns. He tossed 70 and 17-yard scoring strikes to split end Craig Feola. The Golden Hawks out· gained the Dolphlns ~141 in total offense. 1 Dana Hills had 'trouble set- ting it.B running game untrack· ed, and the 'aerial attack was hampered by three. intercep- tions and several dropped paasea. The on1y Dana Hilh score or lhe evening came early In the final period. '!be Dolphlm took advap.tage of good field posiUon after taking pCl&'e!- sion on the El Dorado 41 fol- lowing a punt. The Dolphiru: drove the distance in seven plays. Halfback Darryl Howe had the long galner of the i;lrive, scampering 19 yards to give Dana Hills a fint and goal at the folU'. Two plays later quarterback Bill Springman hit Oanker Mark Eljenholm with a rour-yard scoring pass. Dave Buck dove into the end zone for the two-point con- version. El Dorado drove 76 yards !or the fint score of the J>.ll ilr.me. Fullback Dave · Plck- rtns capped the eilort with four-yard burst up the mid- dle. 'Ille Golden Hawks were on the board again just two min- utes later after returning a punt to the Dana llilll eight. Pickering went around right end on the flr1t play for the TO.- El Dorado upped the count to 3'.Ml late in the half on Farra'• 70-yard TD bomb to Feola. ' The Golden Hawks scored on their !ir1t aeries of the third period, going 78 yards Prep Polo Scores For Coast Area VA•SITY koR .... ""'"'" E1 Toro lJl0-1 S.nf11go S I S )-14 El Toro KOflnQ: C. Slrtw l , M. tr1w 3, Alld•llCWI 1. VA•SITY '"" .... Q!Mrt .... L•111n11 INCi! S G I 1-S Edi.on 0001-1 tao11n1 lleach Koring: DtVor1 I, JoMtor+ 1, p.,,,,.., '· 1'0lllr' 1. Edison M;Orlno: 5. Cunr1!119h1m 1. JUNIOR VARSITY Sclf'I .., Olllrftl"I t.a11un1 lffth 4 o 0 1-S EdllOt'I 112 0--7 LIOUftl •Ntll ICO!'lno: Ll!\!t 1, Spltlt1r1 :l. WtHICI 1, P1tter10t1 1. Edll«I Korlng: OtrlH 2, WHI 3, 1r¥1n• 1. · FllOSH·SOPH Sc-h 0111rtwt L1gu111 l!lt1ch 4 0 D 1-J Ed!1an 1 2 0 0--3 L111un• 111cll scoring: Ll.,~tetttr 1, Newton 1, Ev1111 1, Chrl1ll1ni.on 1,1 llUftl!ng 1. Edlton oc:orlno: LIM.,.1tldt :i. l yron " A Creperle ls coming to Orange County Steak &Gripes, oDlJ at ••• Th0 M e~1r Pen C(eoorie opens in South Coast Plaza, Monday October 15 1 ' f In nitle plays. Farra culmi- nated the eilort, pitching ID Feola for a 17-yard score. M.Mll ITAY11T1c1 The Golden Hawks made it~ IAN CLUANT• -•••• 3f.-O a minote-and·a-balf later ''"' e.w111 rW111nf ·~ 11 after Intercepting • Daria ::: = =.. ~ t Hills Pill and retumlna: It ~ i::. 11,:..~ ,':, • the Dolphins 15. Quarterbaca .,,,.. c.-iiw s. 1;! Kip Wlnaell anuck ..it acroa ~,.. .. 1t1Mr11 1: 1: from the one. ,.............,.,. ""tnet ..,. 11t1 UMI ITATllTICI •• f ll'lf ~ l'Vllilrlt 1 Finl dowM pt.Ill"" 1 Fll"lt d0w111 piM1l!l1t 1 Toi .. flnt downt J Y1rdt l'llSllllll 12' Y1rcl1 P'ltll'IO Sol Y1rd1 kilt 50 N" y1nJ1 11Jllld 141 •• • • • " ,. "' " l"llrlhl•_.... dllttnce UM.• PMll""'1'1'&r• Pl!Wllltld 2/20 1"1111\bi.t/fum .... io.t I/I .:: ~· ~· __ ,,_ 01ri• Hlllt O I 0 ..... .... El OOl'RO I » 1• SP'll'llfl'llll ><-·~"' ·~· ...... Toll II Ad11111 M.,·cll Jlllcllfl'l"ll ..., ... """'" Arambulo Wl""'I ..... lrw.kMrt1V ... ..., l'ollll "' •'ff· 47 '·' • •• 0 2.1· .... 0 1.0 '° 1,1 ,_"*'., .... ,.....llM 1141 •!10 l'lllflltMJ~ ..., 111 1/t _,,_ llfl ~ ....... , ..... • •• 1-, ""'""' -.. ... --...... Tlt•l1 -·-"""" -'"''' lvt:NIH ,_,_ ..... M IO • • ' " . ' 1 • ' ' .. ·~ . ... • 8 " n • • 1 • " .. l'AlllH• ,__ . .... ... " u ' u ... ..... 12 .1:1.1 " ., • ' • • " ... •• ... u u " .. ,.,. .,,.. ... 1143 .1" .... 11 I 1 12' .ss3 Results "Not since the days of. Jackie Robin.son have we had a black player who really relates to the people," Joe Black, a bulboul bus --....... Uve frllm -1>, who mad to tlRw flrel>alls. f<r the Brootcyln Dod(m at Ebbets Field, lllid to>lay. 11Ettn black fans hive be-sun to tot• the bladt ...,. 1<r p-aniecl. Taloe !WO -playmo WUlll Reed and w:.u Fruier who are alwl)'I fratomlalni #Ith the kldo. golnc ID the ne!Jllibar-ol1d f~ players do the oame ~ the -D 1111tl The)" uy, 'Okay, """ iniiCb mooey ls In tt for mef' .. Blocl<. who tUlecl with the EUt. Giants In the old Neer<> i.e.,.. beforo moving Into «· ganlzed bueball via the MA>l>- ttul Royall, the old farm club ol the llodpro, and lln· oily, Cinclnnatl, lllid he tmJilrt Junior Glllllm, an (SM BL.I.CU, Pip 11) ... COSTA MESA DATSUN ... --·~ 1141....-..... C.M. MM410 HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT LEASING A MERCEDES I . . 27 LEASE PLANS AVAILABLE "220" "280" "450" 36 Mos. 48 Mos. 8177. 8164. 8181. 8167. 8239. 8226. eo .. p~i.. lllOdem .. l"Diu /aciUria. PHONE FOrFREE BR.OCBURE • M .· 11 lit h " t -k pl a1 M l ] al I< th a L •l th In .. tt l< " .. bl ly YI q1 11 II ;; i. fo I( 11 !; al .. P' Tl wl Al di tO ti: ... to ~ N " " " " .. y, ;i: "' .. "' Lo "' .. Mo " "' Bl ... ~ I i ... • OllllJ -· .... lllfl ....... 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C.ilflw'Nt t-.o. .......... ~· C:.Ulwllill 9*t l'O• Pl:OlATI OP WILL AllO MatJ' t.w l&ttWlt )'fll Mf, o.M Dodier•, would hlvt bad a ~ • .,.. I( ..... 1411 ~""' •trlt T.O NerlN!'I. P.O. ... "" CODICIL A "D llOl ....n•.. Cir .. ,_.llfl V.Ury, C.nt. ,. ..... lrvfnt, Ctll!MIJI mos •tJllM ltlWWI. C"'"""ll '*°· "'T.,. T•sT.t.M•N'f.t.lY thl• ...... _ I• UllWJll(lfljl ... '" 111-maM&et'S Job long •So· Ctrl1 •• O'Orlo!M, 2'1.11 C1llf rtct Drlvt. N"""°" ... di. CallfDrnl• £1111' of Hl!W.Alf lOt.L.A oatl'lllN, ··~l611tl. Ale .... MIMIOfl VI$. C1!1klrnl1 .Z.fl fliM2 1t.o ~ It HllltMAN It. Oll,flN, Mii\' L• ltff"WI "But Wal\ Allton, I IH, fl&lt Jhil• liwl_. "~ W 1 "'*'' 41!tila 1M1-It conOll'l:I" ilY "' In· 11.o known •• H. It. 0 1U"ll'1N. °"".... Tiii• "'~ w11 fllM "1tfl 1t1e CMtllo II"-' another oo•year ~ 111u·tMrt111J, u•,· --T.. ••• .. NOT ICE II HllllY OIVIN tllet ry Clwtt of Or•• c.o.tr M ~ '· _.-.. OOtcu fl, IClf'ltltw _,. :n MAltY KATitltYlrt OIU•lllM AW O ltlJ. q:e·ct,11 BlaC"k NJd, "Gilliam Tfllt •Ill_, ... flllll wflfl ~CM\'-Tlllt ···""*"-".., w'ftfl !be COVIi-NATHl.N KATll lltwt ""° '*-'" t fltll· P41MI b:u been with the team i.. ....... 'Y Clwtt., or'"" c:.un,.,"' ~It. "1f1.n 111 O!'llltl c_....'" oi:•r '· tton "' l"'9lll1 ., Wiii .,,. ee.1<n 1M PullNlflld ~-c..t o.11., Piiot. -•-, ltn ........ for L."1'Wrl T•l1n'lellt1rt. ,.._.eric, to Cktolltr 4. ll. 2t, !)', ffl't •1·7' than Alston -21 ytll'I now .. llbll~ Ot• • (Mft Otll'I' ~ PllOlltftW Or•• CM1I o.l!y Pl..,, ;;:,c",.:: ~= :.'~ ii:r';:':,"'· -:1---~~---==--- -and waiting fQr the blc oc....., 1a. 20. '1;, '""' MMmMr J. 0.:toW " 11. JO. ff, 1tn _.n ''""' llff llMft "' for oi:,.r ,,, 1'3i, ,1 PUBU~ NO'l1CZ bre&k. He might 61 well qut' ,,,, )IOJ•J'3 _,., "C .. _..,,... t 1• '''"" '" 1119 courtr-" OePUll • ··-1T10UI ••••••u ,., • ., •• -~-t I n rv1».ot l~••\..V "'efll flo. a ti Mid CtNrt, 11 1"' c~ ... , _ ..... WUl.15 aouu t. PUBlJC N0'11CE ''"* or1 ... wett. '" t11t c:11y " ,.,.,, NAMI tTATIMaltT b•••k --•--' ll·~ "tlTIDUI OUllNIU Me, Ct tfleml•. Tiit followlflt ..,..,.. '" *'illf ......... DIM; • aI"U'.-Wlte, we ~u· IUPl•IO• COVIT °" T... P;,.,.. •T.t.TIMJIWT O.ltcl OCI~ ''· 1m 11: cated, I former scbo01 teach-ITAT• OP ULt•OlttH.t. l'Ol T"' fttLtwlAll ,.._ "' dol119 W.lnMI WILL I.AM •.. IT JOHH, • .. " MA"INI, 11n11.-•Up ht -·•• of -" the bia i.. TMI COUllTT O•'OltAMi 111 (OVflty Otrt. MtWWI H•rbOI', 241U LA (f ..... , Dl<\1' er, -au Ca. pros-.... """" l'O•T Me IA COHVALIKEHT 011U.LO .. T.lMMIM.-Polnl, C1lll0tlll1, ttiltJ -· G""-th OtlTIDO HOWAltO lit. ICATU llOIMl't M. Cot!W911. wn LI ,,.,,, ,......._, i.wam pouellf:I • IK"1C•_,,,_'!.. .......... o• " H0$1"1TM.. "" Hl_WPOl1 loulrvarll ....... -...... ,,. °""" l'olni, CINfOtllll •·-t ---• tlal I lllOlt P11¥9A"t11 OP 'lll'ILl. .MIO CODJ. coe11 """"' C1tllorn11. , ".. • 'uai \:n:U&l s or I mana· ClL .. &.analtl 11ST.t.MINT.llt't Vrl MtndhMllfl\, m N1, Ottrolt ''·· 11• Ctll• ......... -I l'dtlcl1 '" c.ttril. W'll I.I er ..... -·· job E•t1t1 of l l OHA MAl()H,. Otelltld. le. AA11tlt1, Cl . f003' Stll P ....... Cllll. ti,_ 011>e l"olnl, Clllflrllll. .... . NOTIC.I IS MEltll't OIVIN ""'' Tiii• Ml-It (Onlill'l:llld In •u1 •• T•h (IU) MWlll TM• iloUllMH II CG!Jfudlll .., • ..,,.,.... "I rtmember when wt got IHlllLl'tAHMf HO!t:IMI!: Ml"'" 1Mr1'1n llmlltd Ptr!nlf'thl• ... ~ *"O, ..... ""r' II Otll't' l'lltf, ~""*':!~· Cotl.,•H two buekJ apiece for piayinJ: :nr:"r.!!flC":':'~~1~:.'~~ ~':;'~~:::.'.~lf'I. 0ct:w n. 11. ~::'~m" >121.u Thi• '"''"""1 w11 fl•• w1tt1 11'11 c-. In the N • -••-I •nCttrk ot Ore"" Ctvtlty "' Octllfllr '-a 1ame. tgro ~cues ... '"' l"tftff-rttfl'•Jltt "' w......... • Tiii• .,,,_, Wll fl lld Wllh the (OUfl• It Gwlalll -·u ~-my mon ma6t"' fvl'lfltr Hrtl(Ullno, .ild 1 I"" ty Ct.rk ., °''"" c-ry tn S•P••mMr PUBUC NOTICE ' ........ l'l'\AUU UUI '"\"' • lllM ll'ld Ollld of 11Mr1!11 !tit Mrnt "'' It, 1tn 0 II Piiot ey to go to the stadium to ~. :' ,:: :i= oi~~ ·~~ :'t~~~~~~ :t.'!2.l.O.n """· , ,.1 oc"~~'':',,, O::'Tt; 1~•t ' ., ... 1i see the Yankees. He would i of .. Id eourt, 11 JQt c1v1c c.,..., o r1v. 1..et , ........ c.. •11 ..-1CT1T1ou1 1u11•••1 -1'·' ey•~ move la.. ift. W"', In If* CllJ of llnlt Ant, C1lltoml1. l'tml MA.Ml ITATIMIMT , .. ~1 ... ;:, "~ C•*I C>et*" 10, 1m 1500C 'tllt lollowll\O Pl'l'IOM •r• 6ol"fl-------------- .ftelders made and he 'd study Wllll•tri E. 11 Jtflfl, l'lllllf111ec1 Or•no• c°'n O•l!y l'!lo! 1X11\ne» ••~ lnttt the hitters by the hour (oul)IJ Clerk ltpflmbv 22. 2' Ind Ot«itMr '· ,,, ... J!~':11!:1.~~.!.°t.~i'1.~M••!nt SUl"lllotl (OUllT °' '"' ' ' IMll'MlltD, IMIPMlltD tm 2t.it..l'J I ITATI 011 <••.ll'OlMl.t. Pot "He knows II much base-AND DUMDAl. PUBUC NOTICE Ellitllttll """ Gunott, »I M•r "" TMI COUNTY o• ••AMI AiMl"llll"t'I It UW A'11' .. 81lbol l1l1nd, C1. t1A4J IHt~·m• ball as any man I know -2'n IWl'Mt o.tw 111t1 1r HOW11re1 R•rmonc1 Lv.lfY, m M1r1 .... ""'''' .. • "\ tt '""= . M...-t llKft,, C.11"'1111 A~ ... 81lb0fi ltll"CI' C1lll. ttU2 . blade or WbJte -and he hal A""""'9 flri htlll .... r ILP·lll Thlt bli1ln11t 11 twlnr c.....WCtlll b'f 1 roe l"ltOIATI . I AllD the tou.hn... and the facul:· ""bllt"'" OrtllOt '°'" D•llY PUet. MOTICI TO CllDlfOl:I 1"1rlnt<1Mp. 1n111 TllJTAMllfTAt't . o I' ff lt-llhlj i"Pfltlf:>ll COUlT OP THI H R LfW'( IU1lt ol 11.AY l!DW.llOS, o.cte.... 1 ty for demanding mpect that O$tllr u , .. • ,. • ,,,,,. °" CAL.1'81UA .. OR 'Th/1 .,~, lllld ""'"' tll9 C-1¥ HO'l'ICE 1$ HllllY ~" flllllt ....... It t.'ea M be a leader." PUBLIC ljOTI"'• net COUNTY OI" OltANOI c1.,11; of 0.-11>11 '-'' on: 5-t. :u. o. M4!cer1n•v 1111 lllld ,. 1 ,.ettl~ , "' ""' '-'A Mt. A•nut 1tn. for l'rollollt ol Wl11 111111 "' IMouinA of Black, wbQ witnessed the PICTITIOUt •u•1MtK 111111 or •t.£ANO• M. CRl51', ~~:~i~11~.T uw ~:t:~.T':~1::1i~'T. :.:-.:i= j New York Mets' playoff vie-111J1111 SfATIMlltT ~:ri 11 HE1E1Y o1vEN 111 1111 m M•rtN A ... 111 , .. ,1cu••1 .. 1nc1 ""'' IM """ 11111 t1i1ct ' tory A•~·-~1 ••• the T"' to11Nlrll WJllll ll'I 6olnt er'9Clltor1 of ttlt 1tiow ntmld diced'"! 8tlltM 111&1111, UMI, ""1 ol llHl'lftf fl'lt Mml Mt ..... tfl ff' over ..,wu.aWfi auu n 1wa1-111 -11111 111 l*'*'fl• htvlno ci.Lrnt tOllMI !flt P1lm OdOblr 2l. itn , at tHIO 1.m .• Ill ~ I PUBUC N011CE MESA'S PAUL DEsMET, LOST POR . THE seASON. flew We&t for · the World Ser-Slllt.IHO I M 0 U I T I I E S• 11• Nkl dtold9tll 1r1 ,.qulrtd to fll• flllm, PUbtllMCI Or11111 C011t Diiiy l'lltt, ~lrOOl'l'I ol DIJlllrl"*ll M" I tt litM • ~ ~--•-tod& •• •· e-Ptrt'llfff Are .. C6M ttm1 0 1 wllll "",_..Mry WOUCfllri, In tl'lt crtflce S""""btr n, 111d OCtobtr " 1!:,..._'!, ' .. ""',·,~'."' .. ',,'", ".~-~Coll~~ •• wwt, In .-•1•n.1ug y, Sin< 1111;: r Antllony W•rM $Jllw, 161.'I l't<n • • o1t111d..tloftt...1tiow .,1111111 cour1, or 19J1 _, ~ ., -,.,.., crarded Frank Robinaon •• the Cdt.\, C.tllf, tNU to pr'"'1'! """'· with 1111 MCIU•rvl--------0111111 OC!oblr " im • ··-••-• bl k Cflll rl• AllM WP!Mltr, l tml It tbo'll Vflllthl ,.., to 1111 Ufldtrtloned ti lflll Id• PUBIJC NO'I1CE WILLIAM E. SI JOHN next best quaunev. IC l1Wr Tlllt ~IJ\111 It coMUCIM br 1 6r-of 1M E1111tutrh1, E I I 1 fl or AltMITi:°~Z. i~Wtt & INI ... K,_ Injury Roqulra1 Surgery Moncloy ,. _ .. agerial prosptet , .. -•• p11rffttri.lhlp. M•f'IU'flM •• ,.. l$!2 l'rllCllll lint. ..ICTITIOUS -•u•u11•11 ........ Ollre ..... tlfk "" • • lot!Y I w flltd 1111 ""COUl'I-M.wport .... tll, Ctlll. n wo. which II 1111 MAMI ilATIM1•T '"" .......... c ........ *1• "But when ts he going to Tiil• "'""'.,'"' w•~-· tv ~ ttPl'tmllltr pl"" of '"""" .. of ,,,. Ul!Cltftll"" '" •II r •-"'''"'" --'' '"" .,,,_ Tih nr11 ... u.. t chance'" be dded f'f Ct.n ol Mitt ,,_n "'''"'• .-rl•l"lflll to !hi nit 1 ti 11111 '",,. ,..., . A.....,_ W l'MIJlllflM' ge t , I • It, ltn ,._ dlaellnl, wltlltfl four nlOl'ltlll llltr !'Ill .... l"'UTV -•L~. UIS S. C••ol l'ubllltled Of•ntl Co.at OiUr ,II_,, .. ___ 11• -..... 1 .... _,. u 11r11 oubltc1t1on o11hl1 llO!lct. ~ -"" -_ -<•••TVllW LIAIUI I UH.::O ............ """'· "11bll•llld Ot•11111•· COlll O•ll't' Pllol 011..s Otl 2 ltn HW'I', N(I, ,, Coron• ... Mtr. Ct11f. fW! Odvbtf '· J, IL 1... 7J ~IJ.l~I~.'. i . ., .,... Black said Willie Mays, who SfP+. Z2, ,, '"" ott .•• IS. ltli ,,l .. n l!LEAN011. !MrtGUEll.1TE. SAY~ C•IMn"• .... Htnul, JO 1111ne1 ....... Falcons Favored t . -ii..i • .,1_ ., l btcV!rlx of lhl Wiii of l111to1, C1Pf. 1 Pl!BLIC NOTICE l li!I ,~,ng uua yuz PUBUC NarICE 1111 1t1or1 "'"'" cllcMtnl -'11111 Ml,,.. I• cond\ICIM by •n "'l-------------k~tl.1?1 \ Met, and Emit Banks, the ~'!i~1:i:,., 1•1 dlvldu•'c.1111r1 ... A. Htnul 1 ,... J.:dd lllllck former Chica•q Cubs atar, are '',C!tf010U1TIATIU~0•,•,ll c.,_ _. Mir, c111f, tU1J Tflll '"'-' w11 lllld wllh 1111 Cout!· IU,l•IOA~Ofi TMI "tf'~ I l -..... 1... 1111 ~n•• ,,,..,. tr ci.tk tt 0!'•111• countr on Cklobtt '°· •T~T• o~· 1 lflA ,._ .. M!ulan VIII!! 0 2 lJ too ootgoinJ: for such a job. 1"'19 follawlfll ......... 601 .. .,.,,,_ A-y ,.,. l*""lx 1'71 TMI c 111 ........ ""i"r.f 1""'9 ,..A_ ,_........ lthe Ml .. ubli.11111 0.-tngt COii! D•ll1 Piiot P•tlPM 0, = Over CM Tonight The growing juggerna ut that j1 Santa Ana Valley's football ilacbine wfil be heavily favored to defeat an under- nwmed COiia Me .. M1181angs _;quad tonJgbt at 8 In an Irvine J.aaue encounter at sant.a Ana Bowl. Valley is favored b y J3 polntl to remain undefeated against coach John Swea zy'.s Mustangs after c o m p i I i o g Lagunans In 19-12 Grid Loss 1~1:!~ 'ft 'l~·li. V/!'' • "\Alli you .... 1-6 .... e e ri CALll'~NIA AUlOMOlll.I LIQ. 31'JU.n PubfllM<I Or•l'll• Coi•I 01Uv ,.Hot. NOT'tc:I Ofl I lfTtlH' TO three lmp ... ·•ve vo'ctorles. ~I-o. El r:!!'· ' (tit) me Che""'"'" out a r: for UIOATOIS,. INC. -NtwMrl lout• OCtokr .. 1" 21), 27' ltn Cklflbtr 13.-10, v . IN HOWMMr J, -•i..t. ...... ,. ••TY &1 ~ flllltl 1 ii'trna .. .,'6 v1rd, NtwPOrl l•dl. C1Hlornt1 '16'0. U N011CE 1m 31:12·17 PllVAll l&LI Guided by a tfk).pound, jet,.. FOl!h!ll ,, T1J"1 " cai'ollalng all night?" said. Cl'OllOll .. °"'"'' l"c" • (111,.,.flf• POD c In "" l1t1k ... WILLIAM AL.AN un~des ft·-•· bas ......._ corpor.iton. »U NtWPOrt 1ou1wtnt. PUBUC NOTICE MCIHtOIH. o~• propelled tailback, Myron •A•D•" ••ov1 L•A•U• uaai , Dlllwt ~ ""*"°" IHtlt. c..Hfllf'ftf• tW&. 1Ll'·1• Hoile9 •• llirtOr •lrin ""'"' °'"*"'' WhlteJ the Falmns have plenty w L ,P •• shuttled oft to • jO:b In the llll• Min••• •• coM11<1t1:1 bv • '*"' su,11t1011. cou1tT OP TM• 11, itn. '' 1:00 ....... or 111wifftlt ..ttflln of strength in the aU%1liary l\l'3i. l 1 I 't Olb'a farm system. He might ••11.,c,._ a Dtwl't'. 1hc. •1:~'c:C.f#1:ro':t':,.':a°.11. HOT 1c1 To l~::1TOfls oi< 1u1.K ~~=~!it:' .:.,. .... .;,,:=~.'ti: tanks as well ~· i:o Alt llol l \ ft J: al well -•II out too." T. C. Crouoft. l',..ljOtP!t .... A-7"11 TIANSl'El ANO HOTICI OP IN·""""~ a• Mrlllflllf~I'-wlllt Wlll ' • • '"' 1qo1 m I 'I Si ....,.. ' Thi• 1,....,"" w11 411111 ... 1111 1t11 Cou11-MOTICI o• ,MIAllNO OI' PtTITIOM TiNOID TllANSl'llt OF 1,.1QU01t o1 1111 Ct•!'-"'' ttf•tt 11 Gary Templeton, a 170.. ~'\1A~J'9ndt l lt Black had tbete other ... "' c 1.n of Ol'tfll• C-ty an htttlnW POil PltOU.TI OP WIU. AMO POil LICEMl l! Oft; L1CENl11 WtL. IAM At.Alf MC NTGIH, ...... ! pound ~~-who played,.. G•nlln Grov-r.'··-· ,! . .....! • 11 ts ' ltn LITTlltl 0' Al>MllUITltATION NOTICE 1$ HElt.Ef!V OIVIN to "" wol itll •i Ptl~tt .. i. --llllMf! ll'llJ ·~• .-..., _,,. BessmtD ; ' 11'41"1 WITM WIU. ANMIXaO CrlClllort of OAYEYI LOC:Kllt, INC., 11111 Mf Dlaoer Oii !Jilt 111'""6 tfiMI toto-I the backfield I year 8""', iS lllll'ldoo Atl'nlfol ~ LOI Am!oot :U Of ••--H....., • ...i former P110fl1MCI Oflnot CMS! Otllr Pilot, Ellll'I ot HILOA l!Mll,.Y ADAMS, 1~1 Tr1n•1'ror tflel Uc ... 111. ~ DUii-dlllonl 11tr1lniiltw ft*!lloftlcl, 1~1,_rlfhf ~ ~v lanlllOO 1.t, pKf,,I lt ~"'"'""' v .. cuu., l tPI""'*' lS, 22, 2' Ind OttoDlt' ,, HILOA I . ADAM.$, Dtc .. 1111, tdllrtu II .00 Main llrltf, In lht (Jry ef 1~ lnt.,nl oi WILLI~ Al,.AN -IM· now operating at split end and IOI or!:.~ L::rn,. •I Glr-Yankee Catcher belng men-,.,, ••·n NOT ICE 1$ HaltE8Y GIVE!N '""' HtwWI IM(h, Cowntv of O•••· llltl TOSH. dltlllld, •I lht """of"'' ... 111 is the ··-et of quarterbaclc : t'-ed -lbl replace-Tiii• "'""'.,., Wll IHICI with Tiit COllft-WAl.Tl!lt Cl.IHI Cl.EVIi.ANO "'' 111..:1 of (illfornL1, ttlll • bulk ~lfllfll'. It In 111' ••• 1 11r""'1Y "''"'"" ""Cwnf'f -r; d'8.r Grt1¥• ,, Arrovo Gr•no. iun a s a e w c 1.,11; o1 0t1111i countv ., StPl9!11111f 11-rn • p111t1on tor l'robl11 of w111 •hll 1b0Ut !(! 111 Midi to WtLLIAM H. llf Ot•hl•· ••t1• "' c•11tom11. Olact"-' Abel Fausto'a puses -when f/IOll>l91QV4'1 ment from 'D .. '-'>' Hauk· "I It, 1m 1or i.au.nc:t o1 Liit'"' o1 A6m1"111r1t1on CAOUll.Tll, Socl•t 11c...,.1i., Mo. t1'"' •• 1; .. V1o.: eeded •wut"" ' ,..,. wllll 011 W!lt Anhllllld lo lht 1'.illl -. 11'01, 'tftn•"'tt ind In..,... Tr1111i-, &ulctllT, lllllhb &hCI OllllllllW _....,. n · ,ltllWAY t.•.t.•u• don't think llO, Ellie never •lolblltlled °"'"'' cotit O•Uv Piiot l'tflffne9 to which I• mid• 1w ~111r ~ bVll_. _,,.,,.,.. 11 400 Milin StrMt, otl\, .......... 1c1~ ..... ~.c11o1 .. fl .. , .,,..,..._ Sweazy feels h!s team must w L •• •.~ liked to -·"·r .._,_ ..... U ooe S.pt«nMr 22. 2' i nd Ottlltlll' 4. 11, 111r11cu11.-.. '"" 1t111 1111 llrnt •NI plac:• In Tiit Clrt of N"*"" •-h, c:ountr ot "'' 11111 1111 tq11111bt1 1nt-t1 thtr.i~. In ood ···'th Trov 1 0 1D .. ...,. .. iue IUJJl.ll'll: it73 2'11•11 of"'""'"' 1'111 t•m• Mt bltn"' for Ott. Or•l'll•· Sl•I• ol C•llfornl•· !11'11Cl11C111¥: stay g 1n::.u to remain Surul'f Hlll1 l g fl : Of the blacks, anyhow. H& · JO, 1'72. 11 t :OO a.m .. ln flit courtrOOITI llf Tiii ,,,_....,Lt -..CrlNCI I<' ...... II 111 I. .. urchlttr lo tJMlmt llllrat -11'19 on the field with the Falcons L• H•br• 1 1 w , dn' ~.1 with h .. C NOTICE ~/11'1'11f!t Ho. 3 °' Mid to11r1. 11 100 All 1tll(k 1n tr.a.. "xtur•· ~u1pm1n1 •n11 an ""'' °' ,.,. t11111 1.M11r11:11 WllllJ'" "We are in pretty ~ ~~·~ : l. J r, di t .. .....,. e ua muc • PUBU ~~~f. ~~.';c.?ii::!1:''''' 1n "'' c1ry o1 :: ~~ :U~:!!" -=="~~n~_:itti ti~ ~71!1 °f.:'r.C:!,1c=~11:; :_ 11o1i~: physical shape," Sweazy says. s1v1nn1 o 1 t~ trJ PUBIJC NOTICE PtCTITIOUi 9u11N1u 01tte1 Ott. t, 1m_ THE WliALE •lid 1ec:111e1 •' MIO M1Ln 11111 Loi. itc•ll« '" 1rKt u1~ •• 11toM1 on "B v I FY11trton ......... ~2 13 •I MA.Ml ITATIM•MT WILLIAM e . ST. JOHN, StrMt, In 11\t City ol MIWMr'I 1!11Cfl1 llWPI AC"'CI"' In &OOll "'· ......... '"° Ul al ey bai!I 8 couple Of r PICTITIOUI a1.t11t1•11 Tiit foOowlAll flll'IOl'll l tl dol"f CMl'Y Cl4rk County Of Ot11191, Siii• of Ctlllotnlt. •11111 '°' Mllcllll"tooll MIPt. ~I ol players abo Ui hi...... hoot ~ ... ~$.,. :1 7 NA.Ml IT.t.T•MINT DU&lntt• Iii M • ..lilK MAU. ,,,,...., ~ 1'110Wlf'll •lcol'IOllc ""'""' U••no• t:ou"lv: ve e Ii" ac Tiit to!lllWll't(I "'"'" •r• dolftl THI l't~IH i1• •• •rl11'11111 .. 11nt1 41t •• lwtlltMftlll 11, llctn .. {OI' llC911Mtl N• ,,..,II .. '1· •. Lot H llG .__ •• Utll v1.i11, level. That boy White is a fine Tror 11 u •llf'• llul!MU ,,. ""'· c... t210i '"'' Miii. c11111. tMn l61s1-01 a S4-12Clns, -t11U111 10 l"wn111n v1111Y. c:1IKOnt111 """" football player and very •N••b ll't'lftllll """ 111-HUii ,, L• Pl!MI HICKOilY , .... Mt 01" OHIO, 10U lollitl •. cron1~. nn. '"""' Aw., T•h 1'14) ... 1... pr,tmt ... laUllCI " ., Mllfl st., H....,-1 H lth(f ol m .fft.H. per•lll• •I 012.1111 ...._ ,...... A H '#port IMCll. CA ""° Llltlf ... ch. (I,... ArtlrM'f ,.,. •ti11tllllll' BHcll, c1111w,r1 for"'-,,.,nllH •••NII Pf/ fl!Olllh1 tqlllty Jll"l$ifltlr tt~t7M. to stop." ' Ml:..r·J. ·.. II.Ip L,, M1111I, 410 Vldly NuntOOI\, 1\llU OrlllM Avt.. l'ublllhtd Or•• CMll D•llr l'llot, 11 400 Mii" SlrM!, '" "" Clrt If Htwporl o. Loi -?'..... kflOWl'I •• nut Ho.,~---· Dick Hill of C•Drlll• St (Oltl Mt.:. CA 11a7 LOfll llld'I, Ct. --OctoDtr ll. 1•, 21), 1t7J Jlu-n BHcll, Countr of °''"°'' '"" (II MtrflOWff", ~-lllfl Y•Hf'f, C1U,.,..,.11 -•-• T • Thi• Ml~ I• CGftllucM. DV , otMl'•I Tiii• IMltlMt• 11 condllttld Dy • •-•• c1111o111rt. • ~t Ml•M• Of ttMK.ff, ,,.Y•tl• 1t the Falcon1 JOok at the g' ame? CDDlS ,,_,.,,, ptrtnenhlp. PUBLIC NOTICE T1111 "" 1moun11 of pwcl'l1M prlc• 0t snt.oo Pl• """"'' 111u11r ,,...,.n,. llebttt I . Crtnlfl COlltlCltrtllOfl In conMClt(M with M!ll p ,ilO:l.41. "We have to prepare for a Mlc.hltl J. Mu~•.., ltl'I t111 c Vkkr Huntoon -TH• tr•"•"" o1 uld 11cen11 lor 11C111 ... 1 '"" c. Lot JJ.tlN --•• 111n "1 .. By RON EV ANS whole ball team . Costa Mesa rv T\h/~1·:~:~.:i·~oJn,,. w(lll s.p11m0: Thi• 1!1t1mtnt wt• filed with tM cou11-,•T~?31tc~?f,.\\:1.., Po• uild bullM11, lnclllcltflf "" ""'"''eG ,,.. Poun111n Ytll•l" c11Hwnl11 ,._..,, Of tllt ~Ir •w.t ll•ff R nits 14. t7J , Iv Clll'-of Or•not counl'I' (Ill 11pi.m1t1r TM• COUNTY o, OltAMOl wenton" 11 1111 wm of Stt.611.M, wtllcto blt111e1 Ill' m.M.n. Plv•• 11 1121.00 CtlQ nlJ1 and they Cin a}30 es , .. ,. lf, ltn. . -M .. A·mfll con1l1h of ftrll followl"f; ptr """"'; tqUlly IN'fltflll'I' .w:u,te. Vale · HI~ battled beck throw Th ha 't } k d hlllltl!ld O •llOI COIJf OtltV l'llot, l'.-aJ MOTICI OP HIARINI Of PITITIOM Dncrlptlon Amount Cl. L.of U..llO known 11 llNI Vltl.i, nc18 &1• • ey Vtn 00 e S"1tmllfr 2t, r ll'ICI Ocfotllr '-13 211. P11bU1hld Ortntt Ca11t 01Uy ~!1tl .Oil Plt:OIATI 01' WILL AHO l"Ol 1 l'romCUOIY nof*I • lh1l1 Hh'l'"I noi. In f lllll'lllln \'111•1'" C1ll""'l11 lllrlMnf after Laguna Beach High bad in any game th.I! year and c. °'"'"°" 1m ii10.n ~·· tt. ,, 111111 Del ••• n , 1m 2n6-7J LITT••• TllTAMIMTAlt't lt'IOI' If Miii!': »S.111.75 N lth(I ol SU.Sl4.0f, ,..,.Ml •I d».00 ••-•-time · bad 'We Will ha to dj t ltfttl of l'AUI. WILLIAM l'Fl!GGE, Ttnt!l>ft prOJlll1v • 1tr1iltlll flllt, I ll per lllO!llfl i tqulty ~tty ta.us.JI. scored Ult: 1u11t" It ve a us our '""· u ....... PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE lb l'AUL w l"lt.IGO E •k• PAUL 6111 I~ .. , •• In,, __ of ttUir: ..a.os1.1 1 i ... uteht ltr to •• ..,,.,. llfl•nc:M M ing the ball to hand the Artists defenses to fit the sltuaUon Lido Iii• 2, Htwporl l tffh 11 L•twn• Plt.IOGE [)I( • Id • All olhlr llu1IM11 lllrnfl •lid .. ,. .... unellf ,_ "' IM Miiii Conlrtcl• wllh tonight." MIOUll !, H 1 w po t I Htftoof T ci: 1s"1HEll.11't GlYl:M tn1t 111111 b'f' 1111 l rtntftrll' wflfll" lllrM fM,.. 0....ld L.. ArrlH 111111 CINI'" J, Arri it, • 19-12 setback in Orange R•CQUlt J. Tl1rr1 TtMll '· •••bot ,ICTITtOUI IUlfWllS PIC'rlTtCMll ,.,.., ... ,. 0r:. I JM" Ktll't' hi• ffltol Mrtln • "'!· 1111 peat to far •• k-le !flt 111111 A:ob6rt .... Oll1on ll'lil """"" "· ••nan l~~n F ·d night I a Ch,'tl 4. P'"lnt1.11t p o Int MA.Ml ITATllMIMT llt.t.MI ITATIM lit I tor prODll of Wiii arocl tor Lltttno Tran1fetff trt n-ol 2101 W. £di,,..,-, 111111 Ant, f'Or tht League 1JU1t.u.U n ay C1111 Mill Offlftte 31 11 Ell'llnlld ••v 11 s u n" y lflt toUDWlnt Plf'M'I 11 dolflll bllsllllU TM fltllCJlll!n; llll'IOll• •rt "°'"' ~ ant1rnt11tarv :""''"~' ro .w111e11 11 mkf• Thi! 11 n.1 Dffn •o,_ tw!Wlln M" loUowlno i..e11 1octltCI tn Tt1c1 Mil •• •l 1·_ ... 11n• !E-8111 ValenllM 170 Point l. £mtr•I d lar Ii Sunll't 11: llu1lnth at: 1"1 ""' 'r11 tirt •!'Id ll'lll tilt 11m1 Ileen-•nd lnt.-.dtll h'1n11-•• r• 1nown on '"'Pl ~ In ..... UI. ~ ... -. ltT-'t\11'11 Mi:Otrfn•n 2U HUI• J, Coron• 0•1 Milt ll Tustin KEM HUFHAOIEL PHOlOGltAPHY, ,LASH IMSTALLATIOHI •• ,, 81dtn ~ ~.c,r :'..e!~1no tt.. Nml 1111 bNn QUll'td b'f Ste. 2I074 ol"" IUtlMt• lnCI ,..,. " '"" '°· Mltetllt-.ia ..... ' 'Ibe ngml§ tallied twice in 1110-Jltl'ry ~~· lto HUit J. a1o c'"'°" ·1, Hunllflllla" .OJ lff•IW• or., Newport llKll. It., Ho. A. Colt• .,.,...., 9262' 1 1 :., for Odoblr 30, 1tn. 11 t :oo •. m .. In Proft11lon1 C:Ollt , lh1t thl c111111t11r111«1 rKantt of Or•fllf c-,.,: the ~ .,._ d C -Rick Mor., 1" Hl rDOf f, Old lttncll 0 Ml9I Vtrd• 2, Ctltf. ttMO Elllott l1tl Slltrnl,_ 1*1 Ft rv tw courtroom of Otplrlrnt!ll No 3 of for 1111 tr1n1ltl' of Mid iwllntt1 -1. Loi 11 .. IM, kl'ltWft •• lllOI ........,.... qua,.,., an once LG-Ktm JOllOlllon us Mltilon Vl•la 2. Ktn"lll'I w. Hutn1111, .MOJ '""*'' Mo. :t. O•"'tn Or-· Cl,~ Eld :1'6 court 11 100 Clwlc Ctnttr · Dr1v• tr1ni.tw Of Mid lk•nM I• to 111 P116 OfllY M•)'fl-. Founllln V•tltf, <:1llfltl'ftf•1 In the third and then held on LT....Jtm Olvl1 112 Oct. i llllelll Or .. HIWflOl'I k&cll. Ctllf. t'U62 Jlmet l"ltr1dl HtwklM. » 4 Ml W 1 '" tt.f C!l't' of l•illl Ani, tilllornlt. lfll.r Miii tr1"1111r hll llletl 1ppr0¥ICI "' Pl'ttffll Mllnu of hJ.nt.•1 -.UCIY .. Iba A-··ts -··ly -·"ed LE-l<tlth JOllClhlOn uo ••lbOfi ·-o. Tutlln HUI• " Cor-Tiii• DllllM~I 11 condudH b't' lh In-SI. Mo. .... COii• M~: ... '!· ............. 1 :>'1i111 OC!oblr L 1m ul(I Otplrtm•nl of Alcahollt .... .,... ,.,.....tty ""'"·°'· IUll •~ t""L' Q8-Slt¥t Sherp ltJ .,..., -d1~11. Tiii• Dutlnn• II concl.,.;r,..-WILLI .. '' e ST JOHN Contr11!. &. LOI $+.fl'° ~ 11 111:16 Iris, with I t 1'8-0tnnb O.llfl't' Ut dtl Mir 2. 1"1r1lru11l1 Jellnl 2: lrntr1l6 K'"l'lllll w. Hufllltltl ~rlnlNfl.IP COlln"'...--.(1.rk • ' Tn11 11111, tr1n1lw 11'111 1w11nrn.nt of "ounllln Valll't, c,.1ilf11rnl11 ,,....,.,, tt OUt & 8 e surge. Te-Tonv M1rllM1 15J lllY I, 0111 l1ndl •1 Hun1t1111ton Htl'llcr Thll ltltlm"" Wll flltd wllh 1t11 CIUl'I-llllatl I!. Sllffnl KllM• 'OIO'N MADSEN, thl tforH116 1toc:k ln lrtc11, 11sllll'fl, bt;llh(1' W.»t.to1 91ti!lry 11 11'""'*'1 With the win Valencia is l1-St1vt T1r1Gl• 1u 1,.~ ... ·,·~. ll .. ~.':'o.Na~~" c1tr1i: o1 or•nt• COU11rt on'"""""""" T111t '''"""'"' w•• 111t11 w1111, .. .,..c~ J•w•iw'•s a #.cDOMAL..D eciuJPM.nt 1t111 0000 w111 o1 M16 lw•'""' '2.411.00. La C_.• Miii Dthn11 ..,.,.... • n 1t. 1m ty Cltrk of Or•nt• COU!'rt on '"-· ,,,.... ... , C..,.,..I• wi ll aw m161, •nd 1"41 conl!Olr1ilon l olh ol 11'11 1111'11• COl'llr1e11 11'1 "°"' :.q ln league play while -L!....Jlm Otv'll 112 VI•!• •1 Miii Vlrd• 2, Tllll'fl Tlflftl• •·mil u , 1m vco ...... ... T-• ''"" PltOr ll\lrllol' toglltltr wltll "" -.tldtrlll .... IUD!ICI to • ......,.1 .... It lhkllflllal Beach uff red its LT....J.ny Sdllllln9 ltO 21 a14 Clfl'fOll 2, S!lflllr Hiii• 2, P'*tltlld Or•"" COllt O•llJ l"Llot ....,, ... """Pl(Clllt.,. DrlW lor the '''"''-" 11\d IHlo""""' ol "" L .. 11,. Corr>«•ll'" II 2101 w. ld\fllllr. ' i\IZJI. S e 5e-MG-41ry l'lr11t 215 oet. t lt..it. , ... , 22, 2' Incl ()ct, 6. 11. 1t71 2''°"13 .. ul1UIMCI Orlntt Chit Olll't' PUot, :::.;.. lllCll CIM!tf'llll 92MI tlortwld llcltllt (or Oel!IWll It ti Ill S.nf1 An1, 1fld '"" llltlol•-""'W!Wtr, cood consecutive 1085. l T-i<tllll '''-'" 11$ sunnr H1lt1 o. l •lbOll Btr '' Olcl Stot1m111r 2t 11111 OCtlltlr '-u , 10. """"'" ltf• "'"""-eon•Ym1T11t111 °" or lfftr 1111 ''"' d1Y ot .. 16 IM'" 11>11 '"" ~ ... "*-ldtr , •N-Tom••• bad fallen >.n RE-.lotq11ln Chlmtlllrlt1n 17S ltnch 2. Corona de! Mir 21 HtwpOl'I PUBUC NOTICE 1tn tft5.J1 PllbtL..,ld Dl'•f19• Cotll OlllY 1'11111, OCIODtr, 1m, •I th• ftCf'OW d1$1trlmtnl •••to ltl'mln1t1 M1y JI. 1t1J 1nd ritr ft,llC.I ~-~ Ll--Brllfl MCC:ormlck 170 H1rt:IOI' J, Ernlrt kl ••v 21 Ntwpol1 OCtotttr \J, '" 20 lfn 114$-)1 of PltOFE5$10NAI. ESCIOW Sl!ltVICE:l. which .. "' 1 ............ lttsldlntltl bind n.JI the Artists dd l.8-M•,_ Httllktr 190 a .. cto 2, Hunlt"flon Hltbor 21 Ml•llOfl pUBUC NOTICE ' ti ll'm lrvln• Avtnllf, SUlll I!. In !flt Cl· l.M•lnt Cor~•lllll'I ~ l!wlf ti !I'll Irv, SU en-Mon.-lrvce S"•f11 155 Vlt lD .c, Lll011n.t Nloutl 01 I.kif 1116 I PKT..,CilOUI IVllMlll PVBLIC NOTICE tv llf Tu•!lh, COUflty of Ol"•f191t ltetl ol montftlT '""111Qf pefft'lll'ltl \lf'OMI' 1119 ty mught fut! and drove 89 HIB-.Sl•re Ttr19l1 HS Melt ""' 3; Tltrrt Tlflflll o, Tutti" Tiit 1a11o'!i1111 ',!.1!.":~::r. bu1Fnnt -. ,1CTmou1 IUllfllll C1U!Oml1. provJdtd ""'' "" °"'"'""'' two Conlr1ch IO l'lll'Clllll, Yanfl for a touchdown OD Hl-Oenftll Oll1nr 112 Hiiia 41 Ptnlnwll Polnl 1, 8t11 Ct"'fOA II: . NAMI ITATIMINT ot Aleohtllc ltWf"tlf Conlrof Nos 10-J, l"Utc.hlMr to IMlll'M Ml-owing S -Rod l"lot1t1 171 1 fo-lly ''" OI-P-·iol• Vi ii-1,_ .. I-I"-,_.,... 11 .i.11!111 llYl1Mtl •1CTTTIOUI IUllNllS prevtd 11111 tnon11tr of llld ne ... u . tn two ot mt ti~! CCll"lrtct.. wit!! Arl'-Gll q lW'ttrbiclc J<elly Akins' lWO-'" .,., ....,, •• .,_ ,,. ,.....-.. NA.Ml ITATIMIMT 01llld OCtoblr 10, lfl'J ll!Vflt'"'"" Inc:. di 2101 W, l!llftllf, ...... Piil& Storl No. & 11120 •rookllurJI II,. II: Tl'lt fOltowl"I ptrl(ll'I 11 Clof"O W.!flKI OAVE'l'S \.OCll:l.lt, INC. 11 A111, IOI'" 1111 llllCIWI~: Y·-' ...... Pountl (h V•lll't', Ct1111, .,,. l"l!Ck INTl!:INATIONAI.. 11111 l•~ • • Wllllo-" <-···· Tr•• • Loi ' ''"' --• ..._._ --· lllV ~ _., GUlltrl P leutl:t\lt, llW llnll Dfolfl Wt't', TU1l1n, Clllf, tw0 '· HEWl'OltT Cl!MTl!.l Plt.Ol'EllT!E$, 1i~nii.rtt"'1; 1';;;.,.,.d Tr1n~ recM.!..:t in Boalt ff. ;;.;.ft: i{, ·~,: . With 9:20 to go, the attem~ LB WiJso· n's Late Rally J0tn1n1 Cir .. "°""'''" V•ll•Y· c1n1. Mtrvln Ptc:k. 14131 ~mlllfll W1v, 200 N1wpOrt Ctlll•r Orlwf, l~ltl 212, ,.,.. 12, MlKtllln-Malo•· NCltl"ft al I tied. two-point conversion fail-9210il Tii1fln, C11llotnll fUll! H~ 811th. c.1. ""° l'AOll'lll lONAL ISCIOW s1•v1c11 Cl••"'9• ..:ounrr, Ind •Ito --•• .,., ed but La d to Thi• f"•l"au 11 coMudH ll'f '" In· lhl• toutl"ts' 11 cof\Cludtll ll'f' 1" '"' John 1e111n Yonk1r1, '°' G••Y Pl•,•· I" 0 ... .., A1111u1t1, An11111m. c1111otnl11 IN'tll!lt g\D1a appeare CllYldu 6lYldu11 '" , k N1'Wport 111e11. cant. t'U60 Tftttn c11111n111 "* bll1nc• " uo.1100.oe1 ~IY Pfflll'lltJ have the momentum. fhlt .~.l~!t""!:t"t1 ... With ~ C•n. TNf 1~~ffll ~11 ftllCI wllll tllt Coun· Thlf t>u1l1111t It condvcllld b'f' '" fh· .IC:,.;, "" ,,....... .2.000.0C, .. Valencia came right back, T . M D . 33 23 IY Cl"k ol Ort niat Countv Oii StpltmMr IV Cllrk of Or•flll• Cam,., on ltpll!TIMf 61wlClutl. l"Ut>llShlCI Or1111e Cotti Datl't' l"Uol. b. Tht '°"""""' ,.. af "" but a fumble on the LagUna. J • :U. 1'1J 1"114ft .... ~ KMWA•T'l Th11 """""'' w•• 1111d with th• coun-' norlhwt11 qu1r1er If "" IOll!lltln rips ater e Jollfl IC. Yontl;trl Otleller 1) lt13 J\S0.73 hlllll'll<lf 191 lllt of 11111 portion If 11'11 fN•-yard line was recover-' l"ubllll'lld O••ritl• '°'" o•nr Piiot. ~" WllJlll~ llW. Sii. .. " Cltl'k of Or•no• Countr Oii AU(!Yll 23, PUIUJC NOTICE qu1rltr of Sec!IOll " towntll1Jt .... 11 ••. ;;-by· the Artifta' Scott West-Stptll'nOW 2f, •hll OC,._ f, 1). IO, ltn ll'tli'lt' M1tll. Cl~ "21• ltn ''m' ••::1, 101$ w-:,:ew::i ~llt ::;c~i..: n. ARMAND ua&re1n.. N , ~r-r,. u •••• -cove-• 1 ttn·n 1....0C pn»fi PuDll"""' Or11111• CNit Oa!IY Piiot, MOTICI Ofl Tlt.UITfl'1 S.U.I rtccor61d Jn look SI, Pto• 11. curd 1lftd wftb 4:23 to go, uz zu.ill'I~ ~ n&UllWI •<> I~ I • I l 11Jtllml>tr 2'1, 2t t nCI ()(IOtMI' •• 1), T.I. Mo. lt~ MIKtfll'-111 MIDI, l'IConll of 'I" '_ .......... was •lill very much 'Of,.,.,....,, .... ""'· .... 1 .... fumble on t"'A uni.A.. PUBUC NOTICE l"ubllllltd Or•na• (Hit °' ,., P lllf 1t7J 2951.:J °"' OCIODtr t~. 1973, " 10 ... M., Ortnte Countr. 1r1no MlllrlY of "" ............ .,.,..u lte "1.Mt\11'1----:o=o"'"",-.,"'~-,,,""---15tp1emMr n, 2f •1111 OC!otltr •• lJ, SOUTHElM CAL1F01tNIA FlltST NA· not!lllrL1 prQICll'ICl•lllfl ol '"'-I 111'11 ally.. , ,· LONG B, ,E, ACil,, -, , An ,lDl-.. 1.8 to set up the Ifft ahead TD P1CT1T.ov1 ,..,,,.,.,,, 1m n.u.n PUBUC NO'nCE r 10MAt., IAMK. • N1t1on11 11nklnt of Tr1,1 J66.1, •• .,_, 11111 • 1n1p How after the Artl"'a. .W.. t.s .i Del I ball •"--' 'T •" ' M.t.MI tYAT'IMlllT AuacltllOll 11 6Yl't' t PllOlnled lr1111M lhertot rteordtel '" •to11. 1:10, p'"' lt ever. t0'3 1 --s 111l1er ;, O« ~1,, }N>-.t by Pat u-.. K.,.,.. on 1 TM to11ow11111 ,.,_ 11 OOlllO 01,1t111111 PUBLIC NOTICE "OTIC• TO CltlDITOtlt unlltr 1lld pur1u1n1 10 Oted of TrUtt '"" M. Mltc1t11ntoU1 Mllp1, ,...... e1 l'OUed to mjdfieJd, an Akins '"&¢ed. the pGW-'"' ..-~' '!"'•.,.... JQOO .. _. It: SU,llllOI tOUltT o, TMI 611111 Jtnut rv 2S, 1t72 l'K(ll'dlld Ml rCh ll. u ld Ortno• County tlllll •!M k,._ ti n11u W&I ln''"''"'•-•a....! and "-'\ ~-•-• W"-<-8-":_""s .• y t\t'():lya.rd plunge. CATI ASSOCIATaS, 2S2SS CtmPlfll ,ICTITIOUS lutllltlll ST.t.TI DP C.U.l,O•NIA •Oft lt12, It Intl. Mo. ll21t, lfl llCIOk lOOU, lUJ\ l1tt, G•rltln COrG\'f, C1Htorlll1, r--...... l.e'\l \IMJ ~l U80l1 1 wu lw Ofh't. Mllllon Vitia. C1111, fUJ'J •AMI STATRMl•T TMI C:OUltTY OP OlAM•I ~8D• IT, ot otllcl1t lttcorelt I" lht a!l!ct Both tfll t b0\'1' Contrtdt 1r1 now .._. ran out the c lock ~e ,_..,,"I f..O·defielt tO tak~ lbon., showed its mu.scle TllOIY!•• M. C•I•, 2525$ CtmJOln• lilt klllowtno "'tan 11 6ol,.. ~•lnt11 M1, A·m•I o1 ""'COll"tr Rttordar of 0r11111• COlll'll\', ltct !(! 1 01ntr1t t"" to lt.nldlftflll ched' '"" ··"""· ~ ' .... ii."'."¥> t .. a..i .... the "·k ff ba '" ' DrlW, MtMlon Vl•lo. Ctlll. tli!U If: E ' I ol EDWAltD w. ltAW\..IMS, l hG Siii• ol C•lltorhll WILL sei..i.. AT PUB· LH,1111 1.CltpOl'tll .. ol VOi w. l!.611'10tr, a mlf VV Y'!"'."':T '' W-'I )f!ld lfttn ."Ql_!hing Jn ~'6 , IU\l 0 Ca. IQ Tiii• tMlntll 11 cotMllKfM b'f tn I~· THE KINGS OF .. LUMl lNO HOME k~ 111 I W RAWLINS O«t11fll, L.IC AUCTION TO HIGHEST 1100!111 $1n•• "'n3, tno •<'J Wb-lllwi tl!tl'..iflelw, with the openm; kickoff Wttll on ._, IJ,mbt. teaW'Ut-'Jfut' 1~ 1ri 13 rya to recap-dl't'k11111. IMl"ltOVIMENT lllt.\11(£1, 'J 1 0 HO'l'ICE 1S H.ERliilY olvEN ,. 1111 FOtt CASH (tMY•bt. ,, llrnt ol t.al• In Mid 111111 11111 lllb·ltlln ""'~ IQ ..... ··-···Ung t•.· --i .. .;. Ii-~.::~·· .~,-r· • ' -~ 'thi ·'IM '1•13 .. tile Tllorn11 M. cat. NfWll«I, '°"' M.,,, (1111, 92iU crtdllorl of ,.,. •lloY• "•'".cl dlCfdenl l•Wflll n'IDrlfY of""' UnlllO Slt!K) ~I lilt termlr11t1 Ji.mt JO, '"'· Incl llnCltr wf'll(ll nMntt i.e::i-IUU.. 1~ ............ J.lfMtlq; , , { ha/f , 'I:" , TllT1 1t1fffrlf"I WU'tl llll wit!! f!ll Coun-Don w. Wood, 171 !, ltlll SI., Coat• Thi! 111 ptrlOIU hlvlfll clllm• 1111"'' fllt HClrlfl lrOfll tntr1nc• ol tn• Or1"g• CouflfJ "Id 11•••., lt11t1, lt.111"'"1111 I.Maino dr1ve with a 1 .. vard TD 9f-M"-e qu•M-n.; 'to ' • . e'nded: ' "' Cl.rk of °'"'"" Counfy on October 10, Mt11. Call!. Mid 61<*Senl 1r1 •ICIUlftCI IO Ill• ""'"· Court Hau•• IOClltd It 700 C!vlt (tnl•• C:orPG1'1llon 1uttl..:l1 111111 IO "" ll'lllllllty j, •!-~ ....., ""' 111 , 1'11. Thll D111tnM• 11 cond11<llC Irr '" In• with 1111 ntc1HlrY vowc:"'tl'I. tn 1111 ofllct Orlvt Wt1t llormtrly W. Ith Sir••.'> In morto1111 Pl~m•nll undtf 1111 two C111• to CUrt Greent,_w. 'lbe . PAT in an •ctlon packed ~ !J,eld goal by Mtrk .... 11 dlwlllutl. of 1111 dtrk ol ""'•Devt tnlltltd courl, (Ir lhl City of Stnll Ml. C1Uicornl• •II •!Ohl. lrtclt to Pur(n111. try lfla bf •e11. • • night h s••--•• the third l'lllllllflld Ortr1.. Gtut 0111J l'llol, Don W. WOOlll to rlMfll llllm w!ln 1111 n.c•111rt !Ult tl'ld lntw .. t t convtylld IO •l'ICI flOVi Tiit 1111 ot lflt ICl\lltltlt lnlttlll Ind OCA ' wlY , ere. \,l;UllUer ,1n , Quarter ~ IJ, 20, t1, Ind No'flmblr J. Tilll t111tll'ltfll Wll fll"' With tlll Cou,,. ~ou:lllrt. lo !hi ~llllletllgllld 11 tlrt Ml• htl6 D'f 11 undtr .. 111 OMll ol lr1111 '" 1'111 111umpll"" of !flt oelil•flon• 11 "''· Valfncfa scored twice Wltain The AnUcJ-ted duel be• and a 19-yard -..1.,,.. """Ill lt7J JIOf.n ty Clll'k of Or 'l'IOI CGUn!J on O«Dtltr 4 11ontl ''"k 400 Horlll Ro•bu,.,-Or1Vf, t111 proplrty 1llu•l..:t In ~•!Cl County Ind Itel ID CUfrt~1 lt•n , CO'ltnt nl.. Con· ml te In th d ~ I JI ........... ,. -1t7J 1.--l't' Hllii. Ctllloml• tOllt, which I• Stilt dtKrlblld 11: dlllor11, r•1trlc1 on&, r111r....tl0fll, tllfoti, cne nu e secon Qtlfl'-tween Mater Dtl'sJlmGanlea rom m Wlgmore to Mlke PUBUC NOTICE •·*" lhl pl•ct o1 ~ti""'°'"" unc11n11"wc1 '" Lot 1t 1n6 1111 Sou111wM!«lr v. et Lot r10M• ot w1v, mt111r11 r111~t1 ,,,., ter, the eo-ahead comih• and the 8-"-•' T GI Beeuwaaert In the final min-P'UD41•111d Drlno• C011it 011ty ,..,.,,, ,11 matt.,. Oll'l•lntno 1o "" "'''' of 111d u '" a1eck uo of C11tor11 0.1 M•r ••••"'1111" o• r11eoro • .. ' •-reoalve tackle Dave" i iuu.m ony pson l"ICTITIOUI •u11,.111 OctCltltr '· 11, 20. 21, 1'73 sou.11 6•r.;'· wit11tn four rnonl'l't1 1t11r "" Tr•t!. In 1111 c11v llf Ntwp«I 1111c11, .. Tiit r,cillll'tr 1n11r,.111 tt "ta16 on '" ue failed to materialize as Gar-ut.t kept the soore respect. ""' 1c111., cot lhl1 l'IClt1c1. counrt of Or•"ll•· S1111 o1 c1111wn1,, •• 1• ttt•1•· r.Mcb's 27.yard ron\p with a d I····· def • •·f th able but the gal"'·ing GI ,,. ~·~ ........ • IT~Tl-M,•llT,... PUBIJC NOTICE D•I Sfptemtltf 20 Im •t i;otr M•P tllCordtd t~ •• 3 PtO•• 11111 ... ofl••I ••• fhVlll<I for 11111,,.,. e a, p ..,. .. '6 eDSe, IC t e J ..... peon, bul!Mt• ':'1: ..... ... "°'"' CITY NATIONAL f!AN I( 41..0 of MIKt lll fll'O\ll M•pS, I~ lht of· .,,, lnllrnl •nd mv•I flt In wr111n1 11111 fUmb)e recovery. game with 8 shoulder injury who carried 35 Umet for 111 MAIUH! PllllllCT l"ILTl l COM· •ltTITIOUI •UllMEtt •v Allin o . Gu..,.,.1oro, flee ot !ht COlln!v lt.tclltdtr ol 1116 will bt ritetlvfd ti IM ollle9 of SANDU £ter YIJ'llS Wll .loo h f M ,ANY, -.,, IOI Vlllt Orlvt. C•ll Ml.Ml IT.t.TaMENT Tru1! Oflletr. EXllCWlor ol 'Ill Cou"tr. COOl'l!.I, Anor111v IOI' MIC A•ll'llnhirttor • OANll ITATllTICS 8 eJ&bt mlnUtel of action. ' MUC or 8• Mii.i Cllllorfllt t:IW. Tiit to1IOW'I Plft«I 11 6olftll M in... wttl of tflt ,.,.,..,, n1rn..:t dtciOffll lllt 1lfffl t d6rt11 t nd ollltr comll'IOfl wtlll Wiii An"t•ICI II 17'1 I . Lll'Kol<\ LI The BrulnJ ICOtOO en the tee-ter Del to overcome. Lie;, l M Cell au .. VI I no M111'T L....ldWllllJI. .... Cletlgn•11111'1, II •fir, ol th• rul property "'"" Sullf 102, Aht~l'n. C•Ultthll, ' •Im dowN rllll'llflO t -.a play -~ his Injury '" ••·--·· a•·· kicked two ex Ort¥t, coft1 J-.ut'l1ttorlll• ,16,, • • 11: llllOUAL sT•eu • e s e A It c: H * 11, ltn!WfY, ''"' ... dttcrlllfd •Dow• 11 o-urw1tc1 to N : 310 tllOs. 0t "''¥ M 1nte1 Wllll r11t ~19tll o1 , 't"I ·-PIUlflll l vuu -.i~ w ~1un.,. ~ • TlllO!Mr• J HtJI l 'M ttlllll Sttetl A••..,.IATIOH lSU W MlcArthllr a-IJ Nlllt.: Ci , tftll MtrlgOlll A.,.n..,., Coront dtl Mtr, t•ld SllPtrlor Court OI' dlilWf'ICI '-IAH• •lrlt otowM ,.,..11rta 0 ta' the I ad 7• Ir" lnta c · -:1 • ...,.. • • ' 1.,,1 ,...,.. 21,.JMI c1~f«nl• Olt.A COOl"il l'll'IGlll~' •t 1ny flm• t i.t " 1 c1ow •C e , .,,, .. Po . °''-"""'' c111..,.. .. • "'21 C.111 """· C•. mu Thi uroc11r11;n~ Tru1lff 61•d•1"'• '"'t' 11111' Ill• 11r11 auD!1c1t1to1 ., llllt l!Otlc• a -" "' 12 "r•l'lll M. c.ortv, 1011 C~ clu11 Ja11111 J. L.OOU•. '1U lt.urtl ''" Atttnw M-n ,.!•"-•"", 1 0 11 I'll 1 111ttmtv tor anv 1ntorTK1nn1 of 1111 '''"' 11111 "''°'' mtlllfll 111d NM Y•m ru1"1"° 170 But the •pl.ril~ Monarchs .,_., ITATIITICI E°''' M1 ... CtUIOl"1111 m11 Coll• MtM. c1 nw l'ubl1tl'lld ..,.,,., 11o11• • v 0 · ldd hd a11i 41.. 11 11 Thi ,,-ooertv '""'"B w1i1 " .., YlrW PIUlllO t-4 Cashed in Ort t'fVO fUmbfe rO-, bUlll'llQ I• COftdUCffd 111 1 ltl'llrtl lhlt 11utrnt11 11 condlKltd Wt' '" In• ltllltmhr t2, ,, tl'lf ()(IOMI" :tJ~ IP'V~·:i:..:..n ~lft~~.common Ont Cll'l. lllt tollowlng """'! (l tl't or Nrl (llll ·= ~ IOI! lJ Fl I 11oWfo1 MD W p, dtvl6~1. Jf"t) StlCI .. It wm 111 ll'ltdt , !WI wll!IOul ~ti crtcll!, tlw ltrm1 llf llltfl Ctldlt It M Ht! Y•nl• 111* "' ooverlea to overtake the Bru-,.1,..1 dOlfl'M rwM111 1 11 1.lflff L MCCtllum Jim" J , L.O-coven1nt or w1rr1ntr. ""Pl"'" or rmp111d, •<c•1tt1bt• 1o 1111 llllflnlonH 1ne1 "'t111 ==•~• ".,"'~~:., J.ll~ lns i., to the I d di Fl" Pitt!;:?. S ' Tiii• ttt ltm.nt Wit filed wl'l1I 1llt Ctun-Thi• ·•l•l•r'""' w11 "ltd with !hi Coun-PUB UC NOTICE rl9•rcllll0 lll1t, polltUIOI\. .., ..,. 1....,1or COii ti, 1111 fl'I":'"' OT 1111 l"'lllnt ,;ombln/flll'nlllll loll :t.'I • On.,-r let: ta I• TZ. =-e::n M 0 I fJ Cl..tl ol O!'trlOI County Oii octCllll1" 10, Iv C!llt'k of Ot•r'IGI• Ctvl'llt on Stpltmber (umllr•ntn . to Pl'f 1111 ''"'''"Ing l>'I"' bill I• iccomp1ny 1111 fffw _,. ctl"lllCM . ._ .,. ......... appear juat before halfUme. Y•fd• ru.tllflf 12 IS im. 1. ""· -•tCTITIOVI IUSIMIJI cl111t 1um Of lht nete llt\ll'ICI In 1116 Clllt~. 11'111 !ht IMllO'K1' ... 1111 C•th or' P•fl LI • . •• Ytrct. ~"' " tis . p..... , MAMI STATIMINT o..a ol 'trUll, lo<wll: u..no.oo, wttll Ct1fl lo tit !"Id ... cGllllrmallon" 1111 ~ -""" fft;ll ' ' Baron iiunter recovered a Ytrdl '°'' l it 71 Putflllllcl o~ •• (Olll o.n., l"llfl, Plllllllhtd Ort"" (Ollll OlllT Piiot fl'll ldllD"411411 Pll'IGll II t!olnt bu•I"'" !nllrtit lllltlOA, ., EWOYl!ltd lt• Nie""''·'"' S\IPll'ltt Cllutl. TIJ... rtllh, \ltlWI• 0 11 fumbl·· N•"' on ••• Bruins NII y1rdt '""" "°~ • OClolltr 11• 20• 27. Ind Hov9111 btr ,, Odlllltr •• l:J. '°· "" 1m "''·" 11: 1d••nc:11, II •fly, undlr ll'lt lffll'll el 11111 ..... u~ t nCI .... tnltnlf'ICI ........... •11111 ' R!JIMIMO 911 ,....... '" , I I "1 lt7l i12WI 1 R .. I PINAHCIAL SEltVl("U, 1"1: .. Ottel al tnn1, Ifft, ef!.1"9t IM HPtntfl 11rl!ftlum1 on ln111r1n« t«fl'flbll ff t1>1 "*";c:•cttg Ove-.yard Une to Ml up the p:.~n~~ =:::=, 1'//l ~f: PUJIUC NC111CE PUBUC NOTICE l:MO Shldow L•nt AJlf. L. l'ul1111on. CA ot 1111 lru•'" •nd "' Ill• "uttt c•111t11 purc~•••t. 11 •nrt 1h1ll 111 "'°"''"" 11 ot Alli t · Orsi TD soo'-'• by quarter Fumllltl/fl.wftlM '°'' 010 .. n.:11 trf .. rd Dffll °' Trutt , 11'11 11111 elf con11rm111Gf1 If ''"' 1.,....,, ,. t ~ • " .. t ,,C'TITIOUI IUSINllS •n•lll'•n«· It••• 111111 .. Sflflltr• 'the lllM!lcl•rv ~lid-\ltd Offd ol let •ll'f 11111 ••l)Ol'I ~ti .. illOl'ftl tr'f' ""' ~·· 1I :: back Steve Martin~ OD a Ml,.,. Dtl ..... .,, ~ l J-.JJ l'ICTITIO:\.l IWSIMllS N.t.MI ITATIMIN'f Fl .... l'l<lt1 Sfrylcfl, 11'1(., I C1tlll!r"ll Tru1t hlrttofcor• •xteuttd tfld dtllv"""' pUl'(f'lfllf. :=:* :r 01 keeper. , lt 'wn'°" • 1 , •I>-» TM ,..::::•.:,.:~:'::!. •u•t""'• .J.~ ':;~no ,.rlOM .,, '°'"' =r:i:r~on,,11:,~1• e . W1111tttr BIYll .. ~ t..':'-;-.i:rro:.: • .;":" .~:.1•::;0: l'fT!', :~~~":1i :':*ror ": ~~ ~ Tlll'•ll 40 l10 •UtHlNe 14: COMl"U (lllA,H, tl(lf M.Mlflnt Of,. Tfllf 11111111111 11 CWl6UClld llY I C«· w'lllt~ HOflc t el O.!eull l!ICI flec:tlon to In Otlltr «onllrmlnt 1111 ll M. ........ °""""' ="' Tofllt ....... Vtltlld. M1ttt N DOIHG MY THIHO, ftJ JOth ti., HVfll""'°" l1«fl, C1l/ll, ttf.11 por1tlon 1'11. Tiit ul'ldlr•ll/1111 u1111d Nr. Holl« OATI01 Octew :l. lffl, f ll It• rl Htwp0!1 81fCll, tll Mo. 6 t2'M lt.t lpJI I , lttltY, titn Mtcltll~ Or.. lllcl'lllrd W. Stofll, PrK!6eflt ..t 01'11111! 11'111 E"ltc:llon lo lttl lo " Vl(TOll. MATO,,, ll ~ Streak Ended 0•""• 2 rJ' "~ StlYlll Al111 11\l•l•Y. 21t0 H1111lll'l!ll011 8NCll. Call!,""' Tn111t11-1 w11 1Utt wllll ll!f toun. rteonilll 111 "'' eouritv Wl'llt,,. 111t rial As Allmln!ttr•t:f; wttfl. win An- 1: 1~ =~': . .., : :: : ~f ~'":.~:t.':'•u::;_s•tw"z.t,,,.. H~:i':t~ .~~'.:!~it ::::"n"' or., [ ~~'rik of°''"°' coun"' on ••ott11111tr pr=~~~=·~.,,,, ~tio°'vt n;:;:.•-=~.::;'" .. , ,,. 111 '_ 1 CANADA C&llf St M....,1.., 2 • o 41 dl¥ktutt Thll MlttK• 11 c•UCT., 111 1 tlflll'•I 1-.0C IDlrll'l1n1 C1llfOl'fll• ••LL a llMllll PAMI... ~ ! • -• M'f•,.. ' 0 • 10 Sltw '"'.,..., 11''1Mr1111p. MOlltll .C:AITLI, Atty. "'''' N1ll1n11 link .,. ·--~· c...,. Llt9M llMdl Francia fflgh School defeated wlirnon. 1 12 3 1·0 Thi• 1t11tMlflf' wa1 nr.. "11h 1111 CllU!I-11•1Pl'I •· 1tt11V 111t1 1m Otclftflt•I C:lllt..-A• wkl 'tr1111et. 1m •· Ulcllfl. ...,.. •• " " ,. T•-•e Clly !IHI Fri••" nl""t, ftll• n ,. , 40 l'I' Cll!'k of Ol'•l'ltl c11111tr "' oi:1o111r 1~ Tlll• '''"'"'"' w11 lllld wflll 1111 c .. n. 1u1 it. Oii" 11...i, a., 11.., M. ,..,.1... AMtltllft. c11H. ,_ , ' 1 .... .,,. ._, ... '""JllM . 1t1' ff c:1 ... 11 °' Of-•/IOI CllUnTY on Ot!IMf 4 Lii AllO'IHt CA "'11 Vlu lf'fHldtlll T.i1 cn4) m4* 1 0 , m•,..,lng a 16-game wlnnih• ... ...., tm '*" l'Wll•""" M•Vt'll9f'I Hllt'Dllt "...., ,,,.. '~ ,., M11111111""""' 'TY. i~ " ,. "' ""' .,, Id Plllllhflld °''"'I COl•t Otll't' !'hot, •. , ... 2 l'uto11tlltd O!'t"I' CMll O•llv l'tlol, tom~lflld wlll'I °'"" 1'11ol. MIW'llorl CTA ' 'vt1~• 1 Mreak that Ued the state'I M•l1il'lht• '' t ~ ;.-.m ~r ,,. to. ti', ""' Howmw 1, ~""' er... c..11 01n.-P11tt, ,.....,,w tt. '"' OCtClbtr '· ,,, 20. 11n '"c"' c1nton.11, ~ " •l'ld PllDll""4 Orlfll• ("" o1u., Hitt.. 12 • prep record. wi/;:,• ~ ; : 1:: ;: 1m 110..n 0ctot1tr ,, 11. 20. a. 1tn »Gtt·n 2'fl·U octoW "' 1s. "" , )010..n OrlN!lr" '· 11, 1tn ..,_.,. I ' • I 18 DAILV PILOT • •• ' 'l 0 . i -~ • ' • ~ ' I ! • ' ~ ' ' ' I • I • l ' I • • ' l ' Sat1Wd11 October ll, 1973 I I \ ,. I DAllV PILOT Diplo11aacy Ai1·ed The Pri~e of Fame ) . - Stardo 111 Has Its Drawbacks---tlie Faris " LOS ANGELES tAP I - Lucille Ball was in a short robe slttinJ! wider the halT dry· er ln her bedroom when two tans barged in. Carol 8uroett had a thne evicting an Ohio family !ron1 Iler kitchen. They demandl'd a lour of the house and didn't want to leave until they got It. Peter Gra ves was Lhe cause of a traific jam in New York when a taxi driver leaped from his cab and ran over for an autograph. ENTERTAINMENT · Such can be the price of fame . Instant recognition is currency lhat can be cashed al the box office -but it can ..._ ________ _, be at the cost of a star's privacy. family can t u r n into a shambles. plaining 1tbat ht bu been bounded unmerdfull)' by one group of fans, filed a l4wsult against them thls ¥Ummer. JERRY LEWJS once bod to pay $20,000 to settJc a law.Wt with a tan who tried to -c.llmb ove.r the fence that SU!'rVUnds his home to take picture! of the comedian and hJi famlly . "He got to about the fourth rung.," l...ewia-recaUed. ''It was a beaut. I caught him right on the ... button." Lewis, who said he \vould do the name thing again, also recalled taking his sir l50llJ to Disneyland once and bow they were mobbed by fans . The nezt Ume, he \\·ore a hat, a. phony mustache and g!a.sses and smoked a pipe. It worked. AU rl&ht, all yoo trivia acJ. d I ct s put there io newspo)>"rland, the Dally Pilot has something just ior yoµ. stattiog today, and B(ltlearin( every Saturday, we.1zle g')lng to · ,.. Jut! bow hip yoo are In the nostalgia department. Each week we'll toss you a dozen brain busters in the gener1I field ol entertainment -movies, TV, radio, maybe even com1c books -with a real tapper tacked on as a tie breaker. If you think you've got 10 or more right, jot them down and mail them in to Trivia, c/o the Daily Pilot, Box 1560, Costa Mesa 9;626. We'll announce the winner, and the answers , the following week. ' ' . , 'n'y thtse r« o~el'I : : ; t. What wall-known TY : detective ~ated UMl role of · Matt Dillon i adl o 's \ ''Gwismoke" series? i . The M• and Pa Kettle ,: movies werf splnofrs from ' what· picture wi~ Fr e d ~ MacMurray. and Claudette • COibert? : 3. Martin Mltntr had two : drlvtni ·p;:nn.r; on his old .: "Route 6611 1crle1. Who were.- they? 4, In the rbiJslcal "bamn Yankees," what lowly base~l team won.t~ American I..eague · pennint? ' 5. Steve McQueen got his start in what horror ftlm? Eduardo Roip.ualdei (second fro1n leftl, Philippine ambassador to the U.S .. . makes a special ap,pearance on NBC's '.'Expression: East.\Vest" today at 2r30 on Channel 4 to voice his response to n1artial law in his country. Othe~ on the show are (from left) host George Takei, Philippine newswoman Lourdes Ong- keko and Rep. George Brown (0-Calif.). Stars, like an)"one else. seek moments of peace and quiet. But a stroll down the street can tum into a mob scene of autograph hwiters. In restaurants their · soup may grow cold as they sign autographs. A day at an amusement park with the AS llAPPENED to Lucille Ball. sometimes their homes are even invaded, thanks 10 the fan magazines and movie star maps that regularly publish their addresses. "! would personally like to choke those map niakers," said Carol Burnett. "'Ve once had a man and his wife and two kids walk right through Few fans "·ould dare to sing to a professional singer. but they think nothing of telling jokes to comedians . "I TELL 111El\.f l don't want to hear tbelr dwnb joke because I know it anyway," said Buddy Hackett. "If they insist, I tell them, 'For you to tell n1e a storv is like me wak· ing Arnold Pabner up at 5 o'clock in the morning to watch me hit tee shots.'' Scalpers In }apart Get $150 6. Two regulars on the "Our t.!iss Brooks" radlo sMw went on to become teadlllg men ~ the movies. Wbo were they? • 7. How about the name ol Elvis Presley's first movie?·~ 8. Carol Burnett "made ·i fcol of herseJr' over what famous Cabinet officer? TV HIGHLIGHTS NBC B 11:00 -World Series. The 1972 cham· pion Oakland Athletics take on the New York r.1ets in the opening gan1e of base ball's OCtober classic. KTLA 0 5:00 -Lakers Basketball. Off to a g,90d start, the La ke rs travel to Buffalo. CBS II 8:00 -All in the Family. Is there a new Archie Bunker or is· he hiding so mething? That's what the family wonders when Archie ar- rives bearing gifts and good cheer. f ABC 0 11 :30 -"Tom J ones." The Oscar-win· ning picture of 1963 with Albert Finney in the title role. With Susannah York . TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening OCTOBER 13 1:00 (3) ti! CJ' W11k i• Pre Foothill . l•ptef• 6 O•llr U11ifs Cdttrity '°"~ •• WHbilfll lrotlltn Mr. Willli ..... • RtHtr "Mn PlllOflllll LltiM ~~J Antfiiun 81ndstln4 (D Yoiet et Arrfcullurt 4:30 B Inquiry """West Show ti SporU At.linn Pro·Fi\I Bas~tl· ball eo;c h 8111 Vi n Bred• Ko!U. I KIP Clllp1r11I II P1p lo II llf!Orlftl Plltt1 Ctntinuld1 ~ It T 1k11 1 llliel I Nnt~~=~::;R) Coren1 Now S:ta Anl1111I W1rld Wkrt'I lioln1 On? "1 aa~~t\':Mll 1 !~er1 Y$. 8uff1lo. (J) ~Uf PrtM•b 0 (ttl Ci) Ql AIC'1 Wldl WOfW tlS,.rb Q ~ N1Mmfle M•lit ti<) Nm m Merit: "taMlnr ""1tlvdt TTT' l(mJ~·~~ -~~:·:... C.•ftby 1'11ct Y'~a '~n "fdl: l•• Scl•nct IM Ari 11 FMIWM 5:30 R Jotmn1 M1nn'1 Stand Ull 11111 Cittr LOI.I R1w1s 1u•sts. '1 I ~I ~:l (",{) News 0 Ullttllltd WGllll (jjj Movlt~ (C) "Stnnru tn llM! Run" fdrt) '67-Henry f11nda. I hrttr W11onu Show '6_ Acdo• Chiune (R) R1e1 C.r Attlarr S,.•d Ratti l:UI 0 (i) EE m N•ws Ital Don Stttlt Sito• Ni(llt liitlltry t'U ruJ Ntl;on·1 GtOll'ti>fllc fii JiMlllJ Dun Sltn mti..Mwoatu t'l..-•. \ "l'letl4 II Wu" ~ T11frw HI S.Ndt n111 Stet11s 5:)0 News O ~ac News c.n1111ntt (6.) TwiNr;lrt Z-.it p 1\.i Jil ·sontr Rtptrt (11 SIMlo1t (17 't) I. DIKnlloll W'ltll •.• ED Pl•I•• Ctnt11111ad1 tlh hltllJ Cold1bt!t Show l e~:lll Utt1e R»e1l1 ]:(ID (6j 011111 hoplc, OlhU PllC•t Tht Stu!tst 0 Imperiled in space, * Earthship Ar k Plunges on into da ngerous adventures. Keir Dullea stars. H .... ·. ll1m1 Hltftlilhh ~ 2' 'K" ~ ll"'tnct Wtlk Show ~ H T1•111 Til!tt ['}) Tht llootltl Cf> Wldt World ol Alli1111ll ~Htt Hh tf:J (lmmJ Witt1111n FilM Fut!· nl "f..m11s .. (IH Q)hliuS•1Jto1 m loc:t Yakk1 lobby ii:tldsbeit Sllow Tiit liihoul liianc 1:00 f) ~ (t All 111 Ult F111i1J Is lhtr! 1 ne·,.. Atc1111 Bunter Of 1s ht tryint to tu.le someth!n1? !~al'~ llM! questicn the family asks wllen Arch11 tomes home lrom 1111r- beJ1~~ 11fb and_jood ctleei. [1 ~Ci) i59l W Em•rttllCJ' 0 (UJ (fJ (£)Tile hl1rldtt Fi•· if'J' ~Reuben li'ies~ When the Ptrt· rid1e younpten slut beinr nice to their m1n11e1, Reuben Kint.lid. h• btalmes comlnced that ht h1sn·1 lone IG·livt. . O MilliH S Mme: (C) tt'h~r) '1h1 lttp1rd" (d11) '63-Burl l•n· ca~tai. C1audi1 Cudi111le. lJ) Movie: (2hr) wc.mnr florth- iid• 777" (mJS) '17-Jamu Ste111· a". flelen Wal~er. Q.l f.lllmpionsldp WraUIRf: b$ lk111hlt Shtdl Thffltt l ~Alitr T11tro cltl S.badt Mtw11: (Zhr) MHollYwtGd Hottr (mos) '3&-8e11nJ Goodm1n. 1.30 e a @ M·A·s•H @ Thia Wttk I• Pre Foothill 0 Lee J. Cobb, Richard * Crer.na, Samantha Eggar in "Doubte Indemnity" ABC Suspense t.1ovie 0 ff, (t Ql AIC Su5jll!llll Mf'l- il: (C) (90) MDoublt lndtfflnity" (su~) '7~Rich11d Crenn•. lei J. Cobb, Robert Webber, S1m1ntha Er111r. m 'lift• Coi!tinuad1 FD 11.U P.rlDf111tn (R) 1:00 EJ ~Cf) Miry TJ111 Moon Show When Mary Riehuds o:impl1ins lo Lou Grant that 11\t ••nts mo11 resoonsibillb in 1he news room. 0 i;I (iJ (@' €n NBC S1lurd1y Pl!OYie: (Cl (2hl') '1ht Anderson Ttpj!I" (Id¥) '71-M~rton Btl51m. 9:J<I 0 ~'r Ht•h1rt Show l6 , P li\l C:ill Robtrbol! In S,01w Ytlity. m 'ilinarily Community 10:00 EJ ljt (j) C.rol Bu1ntH Show P1ul Sand Ind [)'dit Gormt tutst. I @ 11) (!) Crill Nm Americtn ltllrt Thl1trt-A C1o51-Up in TI1111 (R) I Bo1 6t MtliCI talilleU Y1riety SMw Lou &onion S~t• 10:3(1 Pejlptf Rojlttrs Show GI'. Irene M1ssorl1 H ID!ll ••., 10:•0 JIP•ntSI l1n1u1ie ~aru11 11:00 me o C•l ®" New1 fl UCU FOlltM~ Otl1y1d lt!e<asl (i) Marshal Dillon Qffir;tll Nirl!I I MiukMI: l111pouiblt R~•. Leroy /1ntin1 ":\' R0tk Ccin<tl1 r7'\ ~h.~tdowll 121' 700 Club Ct r'!-11.owie: ''The l·Sh1ped R~l!I M•~l '63 -lss!ie Clron. m ti Is Written 11:30 fJ f1bu lous 52! (C) "A Cltu tnd Prtwnt D1nrer" (dra) '10 -Hal Holbrook. [ G. Mafl~•ll. G 90 Toni11l!t C!eavon lilllt host! (6 ).!frie: "f'111w Believe Mt" l~ra) "50-lloberl W11~er. fJ Morie: IC) "Tom loMS" (com) '63--Albert nnfltl'. Susannah Yo1k. m st1rTtt• «61 tiE Rod Coltttrt l"i) ~lrvie: (C) "I tombed harl Mui.ti" ldr11 '61-Yosutt N1!sukl Q.:1 00 1~11. ReyllOlds Ute Shft pi t •ltl'llU 31 m $ftt4 "-' 7~ A l'fiM ':~1 1 ti tn1m11S ~ Ml•p Heeter lo-.ki1 lro111 the OIJJ!lpic m tt1'1 M1•11 Oftl TM NN Otr.nr C11n1 12:00 f'l litovlt: "The Strl•ihr" (d11) '6l-Vict0f BuOtKJ, D1ml ~klt1n 12!30 IT Mowit: ~Gtd'1 Uttlt Attt" ldr1) ·ss-nn1 touise. Robert R1111. il1 fJl A Disc11Mit• W1ltl .•• ' T', LuqShtw Oait'1 l lrb IQ ' GH~5T' AT THE rnn *OF THc-i:-11.--·1 T""''"'"T tD (I) otlllt "°'"' °"'" ,ltetl 1:00 n Ntws Q MO'lft: "M1111bo" (dfll ·5s- S~•t''J W1nt.,5 Silvano M1nr1no lfif It T 1~n 1 Thitf rn M,_.t! '1ht Min Is ~'""" (dra) ·~oant Clarlt, M11 Wyrrn, Try Sattu·da y's Nen's Quiz t Movie Fir111 Discovers Southern Hospitality TOKYO (UPI ) -Even by New York standards, $150 is a lot of mmey to pay a scalper for a theater ticket. Even signing an autograph But Tokyo s.calpers recently can be a problem at times. have been getting that price Many fans approa<ih a star from status c 0 n s c i 0 u s wlthoot pencil and1>/lper--and ho -•··tra By VERNON SCOTT ··TJIE NEXT day I toured get mad if the star doesn't Japanese W want Ofr.;si= Sauth Caro!Jna·s educational have any handy, Or tbev .. 11 ask row tickets for grand opera, HOLLYWOOD !UPl f -If television setup. It's the best North Koreah style. 0 t the urg lo od the star to sign their driver's . Y u ge e pr uce a I've seen anvwhere," said The North v--·ans have I. I t d · / license or a blank check. lWI~ mo ion P c ure, on I come lo Lawrence. "TI\e men are all devek>ped an opera and ballet , Holly\.\-'OOd, c a 11 Columbia, yo\lllg, bright and educated. Lucille Ball learned that af· troupe, the Mansude Art S.C .. and ask for Gov. John The facilities are great for ter an appearance in the lifid-Thoupe, and sent it on in- 9. Name the three stars ¢' the movie "Creature From t~ Blnck Lagoon." 10. Marcus Welby's nurse-. Elena Verdugo, once starred in "her own series. Name it. . 11 . In which of his three mJi!- jor movies was James DeaD NCYI' oominated for an Oscar'? 12. Katharine Hepburn , Spencer Tracy and what other actress are the o n I y performeni to win Oscan in consecutJve years? And for the tie breaker, the full name. please, of James Bond's recurring arch-enemy. \Yest. You might get lucky. making movies. au11.N.-n •ALL west her signature started temational tour to break out composer Jock Lawrence turning up on phony checks. ****** .._ * *** decided to make a movie .. They were all intrigued by our front door and inlo our "Ever since then, aJI 1 sign is of diplomatic isolation. J.- nbout a boy and a horse dur· my story. I had a list of re-kitchen and as k my daughter 'Love, lAlcy,'., she said. They have toured Europe . ~'flt&.~WiiS;j. ing the Civil War _ or the war quired locations -rivers, for a tour of the house. and have come to Japan at the DlllVK-IN between the states if you Jive bridges, buildings, country ''When we asked them to invitation of the As ah i SUPEI IWAPIEE'IS , Jn the deep South. roads. The governor said it leave they got huf£y aOO mad n• newspaper, which is trying to MM1190ll.._,,O.lktft.,._ He bought a property titl ed could all be organized for me. and said they'd driven all the l.feCfOrS promote beUer relations be· a..1._·~·-- f Ohi nd he t Toky and the CO....... ' ORAMG• ........ t &I "Sieze The Day" and decided "After I got back to way rom o a l y we,en o .... u .aa.i.·ta:-t;.:-. iL \Vould work out best if the California they sent me a book wererf't about to leave." F U • nwnist govemment in Pyon-~""1=..~1'u1tl ....... n1ovie was filmed entirely on o[ JOO photographs of locatiom Celebrities try to keep their Olm mt gyang. Pr8tH.e ........ o.teMI location in the Sout h. that were perfect. I was of-doors locked and stay out of The Mansude performers i~~~ "I didn 't know which of the fered the use of a helicopter sight at home, but that isn·t HOLLYWOOD (UPI) recently ended their 40-show ~ix southern states \vould be during filming. always possible, and fans Directors ?i1ichelanf'!elo Anto-tonr of Japan to a "standing best ," said Lawrence. a .. \.Vhen 1 said Civil war cos-barge right· in. nioni, Federico Felltnl, K~n room only" audience in a huge distinguished looking man who tuines would be expensive, SO~tE STARS ""'' been Russell and Terrance Young sports arena. composed "Tenderly," "All Or they told me I could use the known to tum on the lawn have banded together to fonn Their program alternated Noth ing At All ." "If I Didn't ones they had left over from a sprinklers to shoo away people ·a joint moviemaking com-betv•een a ballet show and an Carj!' and-other long-time hits. centennial celebration. traipsing across the yard with pany. opera called "The Girl W h 9 "A FRIEND told me that "TllEY SENT i\fE a cameras. The firm. the Film~1aker!I Sokl F1ower!." The pTot of the South Carolina was interested breakdown of all the lillle Johnny Ji1athis once had a Associated. will produce 10 opera refleeted North Korea 's i1,1 luring filn1 pr~uclion 1'? th,e theaters, college drama clubs girl force h<.>r \1·a~· inlo his leature pictures in the next status since \Vorld War JJ as J:::ast. At thnt time I d1dn t~nd acting socili es in the house strip off her clothes and five years. at a cost of $17.5 a socialist nation. even know who lhe governor state. It was like having a jump into his swi1nming pool. million, according lo the ------------1 of the state was . But my special casting department. Most fans \\'iii listen to agreement. brother knew a man close to reason if a celebrity patiently The head of the company the South Carolina political "l . learned that S 0 u th expl ains that he considers his will be David· E. ·Rapoport , scene and con tacted the C?rolma can save a producer home an inviolate sanctuary. former coonsel to the coroi> governor's office. ttme and mon~y. Bu~ Lan-But not ahvays. trDller of the currency in the "It wasn 't long before I caster made The Midnight Robert Re dford. com-'fl·eJsury Departnlt!nt. heard front Governor West ~an' do\\'n there .arxl sha~ed -:;;;;.,;-;;.-;;-~-.;.,;;;;;;,;;;;;;:_--:-:;-::;.;;;;;;;;;~-1 He invited me down there to six days off his shoot~n .-~ discuss my projecl. I didn·t schedule.. not _to n1ent.1101 waste any time gelling there." thousands from his budget. Lawren('e was 1net al the In return for the state·s aiq>0rt by a HmouSine. He largess, ~.uth C~rolina hopes checked irlto a hotel in Colutn· the publicity will encoura ge bia, but after dinner at the tourism. It also wel~mes the governor's mansion and payroll of the pr~uct10n com· singing some of his songs, pany, _u1uch of which would be \\'est insisted he spend !he spent in lhe state. night at the n1ansion -and "I had hoped to start sleep in the same bed once OC· shooting down there this cupied by John C. Calhoun. month." Lawrence concluded. l.cl\\Te nce \"OUchsafed his The hangup is financial. But friendship hy singing his O\\'n as soon as the bankroll is composition. "Linda ," which assured Lawrence \\'ill head alSll happens to be the for South CaroJinJJ. movie go vernor's daughter's name. capital of the old South. "THI! 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S:it11rcay Octobtr !l, 17, ~ DAILY PILOT % { Out of the Saddle Sweet ~ Sexy · 38-24-36 and Dom~s~ic Greene Joins Crowd of TV Detectives ... .. .· ENTERTAINMENT .· Number One To 'Family' : ,NEW YORK (AP) -CBS' powerhouse ''All in the F'amlly" series was the na- ahow in the third week 'of the new TV season, according to rating! made public Thursday. ·The A.C. Nielsen ratings, for the week ending Sept. • 30, again ranked none of the season's new series a1nong the nation's '20 most popular shows. ·The highest rated or th e new shows was NBC's "Girl with ~methlng Extra," which tied !'Ir 28th By JERRY' BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP) - Isn 't Lorne Greene afraid that his new series, "GrUt" wUI (<I loot among the profusion of television detectives. The screen abQunds with policemen or all descriptions: Tough. cops. Agile detectives. Fat detectives. B u m b I i n g detectives. A cowboy cop in New York. A husband-wife duo In San._ Francisco. Whatever possessed Lorne Greene, arter 14 years as the father figure Bea Cartwright on "Bonanza," to accept ABC's offer to join the tube's most crowded pro!essioil:? "I asked my agent the same thing." Greene conleased. "As a matter of fact, I was approached with two different de~tive series. I said to my nt. 'A detective series? re's got to. be 35 Westerns o the air," Greene said. n it went off last January that figure had been narrowed down to two -"Bonanza" and ''Gun.smoke." Greene said, "We'll try to develop a style as we di4 with 'Bonanza.' It developed and. .. _ CHANGING HATS Actor Lorne GrHn• became a different kind of show after a while. It all depends on whether you enjoy it and are com fort a b I e. \Vhether you get the right scripts and the-right actors lo play against." How will "Griff" be dif- ferent ? GretJ:ie shrugged and said, "How the bell do I know?" • • > UP'I Ttltfifltft '.Well, Hello, Caro~ ,Diamonds may be a girl's· best frieud, but actress Carol Channing is more than : :happy with the flood of flowers she received following her opening in "Lore- : 'lei" at the Schli.i)ert .Tbeater in Century City. The show is heading for Broadway ·.via a cross-country tour. FAMILY TWIN CINEMA ' ''I .. ,,. •, , v n < ""' -• l ""'"'' ,.,.n ~•" 0,. 6:4S W1Hdil~ sw .. sea. CenHllll04l1 n N- CINEMA I "CAMILOT' CGI •' Anll "LOST HOllZON"' IG) • • • • • 7 & 10:J4 The barrel-chested, w h l t t • haired Canadian bas a voice a1 deep as a cello and a race, that looks li~e it was carved out of granite for 1-fount Ru shmore.· He smiled and ad- ded, "You do the best job you can. People tune tn tQ see the best shows possible and if we're good they'll t~ us in." AS ro ANY relaLionship between "Bonanza" and "GrUf," -which is sefn Satur· day nighb on ABC, Greene said. "HopelullY,, there will be similarities." U"I T.iep1ot .. "ff people see similarities It means I'm uslnir myself as an ln.Wument as I shoold. Even though you interoret a script -using yQursel f as an in- strument -a fot of the actor goes Into the part. LEE MEREDITH-DOMESTIC SEX OBJECT Actre11 Digs Working in Her Garden "Like Ben, Griff should be a figure of authority. He's a retlr'ed . police chief. The con- vicition of his own abilities gives him authQrity." Viewers also will find the unmistakable stamp of ex- ecutive producer David Victor. Like other Victor shows. "Marcus Welby, M.D.," and "Owen MarShal ,C.Ounselor at Law," Uiere ts"the older, ex- perienood -· And the youfli subordinate. In · this Folk Singer Finds Niche in Kid Show case: Ben Murphy. Ry JAV SJIARBUTT NE\V YORK !API -Totn Chapin ls a 1nan a lot of kids look up to as the star-of ABC. TV's "!\lake a \Vish" Sunday childrens' series. Off-camera, he'.i looked up t!> by ·most adults. partly bt"Cause ·he "WHILE THE attitude of his . slands 6 foot 5. character Mike ii 'don't try to' He was a basketball star at act like my sul't'O(ate father.' New York's Plattsburgh State he wants Griff to be one,'' College and could have turned Greene said. "So I don't thi~k pro. Instead. he chose to carve we can -or should -avoid out a career as a singer· SO!'fle ~ather·SO!J a~~ts of guitarist. having performed this senes relationship. professionally since age!' 14. Gre~ne, 58, plunged right Chapin. 28. is into what not even sure if they knew v.'hal the y were looking fur, bul they \Vree c;itling around lhe folk n1usic houses and looking for a folk singer." Chapin, a friendl v un- pretentious minslrel, sa·id he immediately presented himself at ABC and "met this woman and she sort of just looks at n1e. Tilen she sits me down and starts walking aro.und. "SHE SAYS. 'Very in- teresting' and calls In another 1voman and they both look at rne. Then y,·e do some screen !sets with a bunch of other dudes. . .and they finally decide on me." back 1ntQ t~~evision a 1 l 0 most as you'd call the folk-rock ba g. soon as Bonanza ':" a s When interviewed last week. canceled by NBC. He signed he was working on said bag for "Griff" even before the with Mt. Airy, a five-man·.------------ last episode of . the Western band with a good local repute-~111 a e..ur -= ~.,. ol. had run on the air. tlon but no recofd contract --==1 "Is one supposed to retire They were rehearsing at a • " i1 and not do anyhtlng else" he dingy studio deep In the heart • ' -• ;fJ asked. "That's one thing I o~ ~nhattan's g a rm en t SurfinCJ Fiim Festival could never do. l mJght cut d1slr1ct. Afterwards. he was This Week down , but ff I stopped I'd just led to a nearby galoon -he "SEAOREAMS" go right out of my gourd." doesn't drink, but no coffee GREENE SAID he has been shop was open -to talk about vefy fortunate ln his career. his show. "I've always had long runs," he said. "Every actor - every HE WAS accompanied by two of the guys in the band - By Curt Mastalk11 1'1~5 Z IETTT 1001' CARTOONS NEW YORK I UPI\ -Lee Meredith ls a wile and 1nother. a Sunday school teacher. an org,8]1ic gardent:r -and. Incidentally , a sex ot> jcct. ' "I don't n1intl the idl.'a of being ii sex objP.Ct," she said 1•ith a ~lggle. the :.an1e giggle as "'hen she talked :.iboul her garden and said. ··You should set' n1y loma tocs." J~u! ii \\'a:.ri't her ton1a1oes that got J1cr th<' featured role as a "vaudeville nurse" in N<'il Simon's Broadway 00111- edy hit, ··nic Stmshine Boys." Those reasons 1verc obvious when l\1iss ~leret.lith 1vas ask- ed for her 1op-to-botto1n !ll('a,,.uren1c111i; during n recl'nl in1er1·ie"' in her drl•s.sing roorn. said. ··on Broadw8y, you havt • to kind of settle for what )'OU • can gt>t So J n1ure I'd rather . d-0 a smaller part in a good • show than be out bf town and do a lead ..mere nobody sees you." 1 As for being M onstage !Sell object, she said :· "Why can't a girl be sex- ually attractive and be sweet and nice Uke the girl next door? ··t nlCan. you're not going to change yourself physically and tum all ugly just because you're going to be an ac1ress. • Tlile 1hing is, nobody believes you can do anything." ' ASKED IF she wouldn't like to try to be a Bette Davis. a Lynn Fontanne. ~liss ~feredilh agreed and added she "kind of ··\IV llEAD 100·!" she asked admires Kim Kovak.. She gets \\Ith a laugh and then reeled to do all kind of things." off that s.he was 5 feet 8, 132 ··You \li'ant to know what I pounds, and 33-24-36. That's really want?" she as ked. "I'd topped off by rotton candy like to win an Oscar because blond hair and merry-sexy then I oould prove that I could gre('n e~·cs. do inore than just stand Near th<' dressing mirror around and be sexy." "'us a photo of M i s s She also said she'd like to be Mere<lith's husband 6f four a '·personali!y," glggled and years and sonic drawings by added, "Is it John Wayne? her d;1ughter .. Kim berly. 3. He's his O\\'Tl personality and I Son1e of Kln1berly's drawings like that. I like to use what \Vere of "~1ommy." who was J'vc got :n a ro'Je and put It all shaped like a potato in them. together." ~liss ~1eredith, brought upli~~:;~~;~;;;ri in Fair La"'n, N.J., began her career at age 16 as a precision dancer. lier first acting job was in the 1968 film . "The Producers." with Zero ~1ostel. In her current role, the ac- tress admitted. she"s just a body, "a fixture." ''N0Ri\1ALLY, p I a y leading roles out or to\\11," she HELD OVER I "PAPER MOON" with Ryon· O'Neol "'' "FRIENDS OF EDDIE COYLE" human being -looks for security: "For 14 years I had that run in Canada as a newscaster. When I decided to quit in 1953 I was making more money than the prilrne minister. 'lben I was a free lance actor for six years in Canada, the U.S. and England. Then 'Bonanza' came along and I had another his brother, Steve, who plays Col'llplete ShoW5 bass, and Bob Hinkel. a: 7:JO a. 9:JO Each E•elliltl) Kids L;ke" To guitarist. T'ney all grinned oow "'1'" 11 14-year-run." '~ for the run of "Griff." well, it's much l® early to say if It will last for 14 years. Or even 14 weeks. and then as Tom expta;ned * IU• OARD Gl'IE·AWAY !Ir Robert MltchWl'll OM GI"" Aw•y E•c~ WHll p k I A k And how he got into the televisionll~~·~n~•~t~,~·~·~'~™~u~t~•=•~t =~~~~~~·~··~·~~·~·~~~~~=~~S~~~~~~r~ business. "J was plaving with a group called t]le Oiapins. which in· eluded Steve -and myself and two other guys," he said. "We were sctnlmaking a Jiving when I heard the · J\1ake a Wish' people needed a host. "The}"d gone through most of the actor types in New York and couldn'l find anybody. I'm INAL MICKEY CAATOON "KLONDIKI KID" THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATAE IN THl WHOLE WORLD 40 YEARS AHEAD OF )TS· TIME! "Fantasia" is an un- parallele~ masterpiece, and stands as one of the all-time great classics; it blends fantastic ani- mation and truly magni· ficent music into a realm of expression of total involvement. Originally released in 1940, "Fan- tasia" took over 4 years and 1000 people to ma~e. More than 60 animators were used, under the guidance of 30 artiSts,, and a million separate drawings were used Jn ''Fantasia". "Fan- tas ia" is at Edwards Newport Cinema Theatre one week only, and in its original and uncut version. 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IT'S HIM oR Me! ,_~--of by Gus Arriola , .• ).ND oNE MOl>E /..\AKES,, Ho~, ?"/>Sf ... by FerJ Johnson by Roger Bollen • .. « T:HE GIRLS , ' ' ~' . a.~ 10-IJ ~71' <:::- "I~ aarprlsed you don't know \\·bat's wrong "'ilh It when I &okJ you dtflnttely there'• a loud clanking noise In some thlngumabob romewhen:." 1· DENNIS THE 'MENACE ; ' • ' DAllY PllOT • Annoi.antftn91',h , • , • . • ~ • Sl4 ~ ....... ~·990· lom~ & Mc11:.W ~ 900. 914 &upoymiint . • . , •••• 7'00 . m The Biggest Marketplace on the Orance Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSl'FIED ADS· Mobile Hom. for Sole • • • l2S -W9 ~ .....••••• 51S . S"9 hti oncl ~ ••• ' .. 850 -199 hal l 1!0lt Gtntml. • . . . lSO • W. f inofllial . . .. .•• 200 •299 ~lorSolc , •. , .100·124 ••• SSC • S7-4 ... 800 -849 You Can Sell It, Find It , Trade It With a Warit Ad ....... e ~~~~~~ ads dally & repcrt errors Immediately. The DAILY PILOT a 11um11 ll1blllty for the first [642-5678 ] HoutetlotSalt One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval Hout.ti lot" $M lncorrt.ct insertion only .• 1;-~-~~~~-~~~-~~~~-~~~-~~~......,~?~;~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~-~~~~""~l!G~o~M!·~ra~l~~~~~~G~o~n~e~r•~l~~~~-:-~·"G~on;;;,;;or~•~l~~~~~~G.:.;;;en~o~r~•I;.,....~~~~~ l General Ge neral """" . . . 300 . 499 Schooll ord 1,,..,urtbl . . . S7S • m 5-YicH oncf bpon , , flOO • 699 hMpottotion. • • • . . . 91S -9-49 General [ """•otwS•• ]~[ -..1wS•• ]~ * * * * * * * * * * * * I * BALBOA ISLAND * Genl ral General NO FINANCING PROBLEM Tr aditionally styled Back Bay home. Shake roof, lots of paneling; 4 big bedrooms, a large family room with \Vet bar, plus a den or office, separate from the 11'.Vlin house. Even a beautiful pool, all for $86,500 & the owner will finance. Heritage Collection * TAYLOR CO. * !~· e OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1 I'.~f. to 6 P.M. Ne\\· Duplex \\'ith bay view. Extra parking. 220 Gamel. IN\IESTMENT BEGINNER Cozy co ttage on R-2 lot. just 2 blocks to major shopping center in 1'"ullerton. Excellent rent· al record1 room for odditional unit. $~0,950. HARBOR VIEW HOME FOR RENT 2 Bedrooms pl us den, large nicely landscaped corner lot n1maculate thruout. O\vner trans· ·rerred ou~of slate. $525 fer mo'nth. HARBOR OMPANY REALTORS 2141 E. Coa1t Hwy .. Corona del Ma r •'Selling Real Est•t• in Newport Harbor Sine• 1944" 673-4400 VACANT-COSTA· MESA 4 BEl>llOOM, 2 BATH, block waU fence, hardwodd floo rs, nice bi g yard. Now vac?Jlt, ready for quick move in. As king $29,600. CALL 540-1151 NO DOWN YA SUPER SHARP 4 Bedroon1, 2 bath Costa Mesa home. Great fe atures like brick fire- place, kitchen/dinette area, new paint inside & out, large double garage & beautiful land- scaping. Just "listed. Priced only $30,000. - \Von't last a week! CALL 546-5880 COLLEGE PARK DELIGHTFUL 4 BR & Family room. En· trance for boat or trailer. Close to all schools & shopping. Outstanding value al $33,500. CALL 540-llSI QUALITY BUILT CHARMING 3 BR , 2 BA Costa Mesa hon1e . Featuring real plaster walls, hardwood floors, oversized double garage, shingle roof & brick fireplace. Beautiful covered patio opening onto large rear yard. Priced only $30,900. CaU for complete details. CALL S46-S880 MESA VERDE NORTH DOLLHOUSE 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, fireplace, huge family room/country kitchen combina- tion. In new section. See this one for sure! Asking. $39,900. CALL 540-llSI Gonor•I General ---MAKE OFFER 1---------'-'-='-------I ALREADY THE BEST VALUE in Mesa YOU ARE MISSING EVER STOLEN A Verde, but owner still invites offers on this A GOOD THING DUPLEX? II -, ., k 1 thl T , ,1 ,·~· .... ~ 2 .... ,........... 1800 sq. ft. 4 Bedroom home. Beautiful de-)'•ltl uOU /\S 0 !ICC S f') l ~. ,.,., ........, ""'" ood I' all '-ood older 2 bedroom honw °''I units -double fr".ll'a.ge in-cor, W pane rn_g, W pa~r oi; g Car-back ol ta1l{e lot. Roon1 10 roinc of S37SO per yror. A!lk-pets. Elegant setting on spacious lot. Room build 3 1nore units cvt•n ""i1h [ in~ ~.!JSO try ··our, o\\ n for bo at or trailer. CALL 546-.5880 R vie"'· This for the lo-N piicr. (}.11ncr says sell. call price.. ol $30,00'.l Call Reil I 11<.:d Ca11Jf'I I-! P ~ 11 ors TOWNHOUSE Carper Realtors~~~ G-!5-8080 (open evcn111gs1 . ' r EXCELLENT COSTA MESA location. Big ,General ... enera l 3 ~rooms, 2 Baths, shag carpets, near l WIDE-OPEN VIEW OF HARBOR BASIN ·Spacious, 6 1Jedroo1n (fireplace in 'm~s~er suite) 5 baths, famil_y room & formal d1ni,ng ·room, Enclosed patio. Pier & slip for large boat. $295,000. Owner will lease. AWARD WINNING·CONDO 3 BR . 2•fJ. Ba spanking ne\v. Graciously in- formal & stylishly mbdern. Near tennis courts, pool. Co nv. Newport Beach location. $72,500. •TOUCH THE STARS Top of Spyglass Hill, ocean view elegant 4 Br, home, family roorn & bonus roo m, pool. $198,500. HVH + SPYG LASS 2 STORY HOMES Georgeous 4 Bed. home in HVH with pano- ramic view of ocean. Highly upgraded. Well landscaped. $129,500 Fee. New 4BR & Fam + bonus room home in Spyglass. Pool sized lot, very private. $132,000 F ee. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-S--$97,SOO Ccrona del Ma r 2722 WINDOVER, a Broad- moor 4 Bedroo1n, formal dining and large family room home,. View from master bal- c;ony. Stunning hoq:e. 1 . 3 SANDCA~0TLE BEAUTJES View, 3Bdrm + fan\iiy. Reduced·$88,500. Glamorous 4 Bdrm. l'.arge yard. $86l000 Pool Home, 3 Bdrm +.famil y. $79,500. Call Today To See QUIET HIDE-A-WAY Overlooking ,ocean, jetty & bay in Corona del ~1ar. Upside down home with lo vely deck & patios. 2 Lrge Bdrm, rm to add. $130,000. Mary Harvey. DOVER SHORES WATERFRONT Very \ar~e home with 6 bedrooms plus den plus billiard room. Large living room. For- mal dining r1n . Pier & slip. \Valer view from many roo1ns. This is an unusual prop- ert,y. $100,000. · SPACE-VIEW-COMFORT Beautiful green belt vie\Vs fron1 this spa- cious 5BR. home with large liv. rm. w/wet bar located adj. lo pool. $79,900. Gary Knox. "OPEN" BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE !l.1ake an ap~ointn1ent to see this outstand- ing, profess1onall y decorated 2Bd . & den home, ter razzo entry & kitchen, lovel y wa\1¥ papers, a gem! 426 VlSTA SUERTE. $55,927 Open Sun. 1-5 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2 TO 6 clubhouse, schools & shopping. Bargain priced at $241500. Hurry! CALL 540-1151 IT'S·BIG .,• . ~ IN TURTLE ROCK-Private yard, spacious cul-de.-sac home. 4 Bedroon1s, 21h baths, for- mal dining and family room. Massive fire- place, kitcben is a culinary's delight. Estate size 3 car garage. Offered at $61 ,250. Vacant and ready for your inspection. CALL ~5880 ERITAGE REALTORS Want ad.~ults ... titl-5678 CLASSlf"lED .•.•... 642-5678 ~~~~~~~~-Gener a 1 General READ THIS LA CUESTA VILLAS $30,490 Close to the ocean in Huntington Beach! Credit re jections et first unit price! These have carpet, fl oor tile, and drapes included. 3 Bil .. 2 B.J\., HUGE farm kit· chen, detached garage. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JANUARY Model One Block West of Beach Blvd. off Adams in Huntington Beach AYRE S SINC E 190S S36-144S --------------General , General '------"--- Honeymoon Cottage Reirement Vil la or EXl!ANSION BIG CANYON-VIEW--$129,500 im pressive a pproach to this elegant 6 1nonth New 4 BR home. Prettier than a nlodel home. Palos Verdes stone front, beam ceil- ing in living rm, beautiful & colorful pro!. decorating. Warm: cozy fam rm & formal DR 1 CHE RRY HILLS LNE SAT/SUN 1-5:30 WATERFRONT WI TH PIER--$140,000 Fee land too! Even the neighbors think it's a great buy. 4 Bdrms, formal DR & 3 baths. Lge living rnt w/firepl~ce, wet bar. Sunny patio w/BBQ. Ocean & sunset view. Private area. Move-in condition. Ample parking. 6 BALBOA COVES OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 NEW-IN "OLD" CORONA--$149,SOO Real pride of Ownership in this new duplex. Builder 's ov"n 3 BR home, an architectural trendsetter. 2-Story beam ceiling in L.R. Mez- zanine library. i\lstr suite w /frplc & bal- cony overlooks Spanish courtyd. All this + a 2 BR· rental un it. Really different! 608 MARGUERITE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 SPYGLASS HILL-$119,SOO Sweeping view of city lights and ocean t Spacious 14 slory 4 bdr1n NE\V home w/!am nn, formal dining rm & 21h baths. \Vet bar, lovely carpeting, tile roof & 3-car garage. Pool-sized yard. Includes land. 15 POINT SUR DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 DOVER SHOREH22S,000 This elegant 5 BR, 4'h bath home of top qual. construction has amenities seldom found. Luxury cptng & drapes, marble frpl, marble halls, huge mstr suite w /jacuzzi pool & steam shwr. Storage galore. On FEE land. 1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 · BRAND NEW I FANTASTIC! $115,000 i\1'any extra features in this lge 2-story 4 BR home on large corner site. Great kitchen, fam rm + play rm (could be 2 more bdrms) & formal DR. Landscaped & cptd. SUNSPLASHED ELEGANCE--$235,00G Dover Shores' most captivating charmer! Magnificent view & location. Spacious 5 bdrms, fam rm. formal din. area, wet bar , beautiful pool , patio & lush land.scp. Superb! BAYCREST--$69,SOO Custom-built 3 BR, 2•h hath spacious home with 2 separate bonus rooms. Built-in range/ oven, d;washer, refrig. Call today! Office Open Saturday & Sunday ''Our 28th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hilla Road "Overlooking Big Canyon Cc.untry Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B, 644-4910 General Genet'al * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * SHARP • REDUCTION!!! O\vner leaving area. Ideal Newport Heights home; 2 bdrms .. family rm., built around a tropical atrium, plus complete, separate guest studio. 338 HOLMWOOD OPEN SUNDAY 1-S CdM CLASSIC VIEW • VIEW • VIEW A 4 bdrm. beauty, high on a hill. A happy home for a happy famil y. $76,500 1014 SEA LANE OPEN SAT/SUN. l ·S WE LOVE TO SHOW - Off this sparkling Boycre!it home, 3 Br., 21h Ba., gleaming hardv.•ood floors, 2 Fireplaces. Best of all 10 x 30 heated pool. 2018 COMMADORE. * 67S-S930 * 3629 E. Co•st Hwy. Corona del Mar LIDO waterfront. 3 Bd rm. & lge. family r1n., or 5 bdrms. with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec· tacular vie~v! \.Vaterfront Jiving rn1 . with step.down wet bar. Pier & noat. $275,000. * * * * LOVE LY custo1n 5 hdrm .. 3 ba., Lido Nord. on spacious 40 ft. lot. Pier & s lip. Adjacent lot also avail. for sale. $295,000 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 Bay1ide Dr ., Su ite I, N.B. !IS-6161 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEXES Duplex Cd1'1 -Ffont hOUSt' ha:; Rll nc1v carpets .t 'vnH eoverin(!. 2 B e d r o o n1 1 . Patio tor your eutertalnlng. Large t BE'droon1 upµe 1· unit. P.1ay \\'t' show you tlU'OUgh?,?-:' $19,500. r e LEASE OPTION CHARMING 3 BR. 1 HOME 1 DUPLEX e BAYFRONTS Duplex $275,000 Condo $175,000 Lot $125,000 HARDESTY REALTORS S03 PARK AVE., BALBOA ISLAND 1 Sharp trom 2 BR fl-eshl)' 675 2866 pttlnted \\'ilh bl!am ceillnp. • fireplace & new carpets. "!'!J!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J Cozy reRr 1 BR 1utit JUST ~ RDIODELED """ilh paneled Gener•1 General 1\11.lls, builtins. G a r a re 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; J streesed for easy exparuilon I• of rear unit. STT,500. ! One of c~ del hfar '5 nl<>f>I channing prupertie-s. Ne1\' uppe1· unit ha& open beam ceilinifi, 2 Bedrooms, V.'ilh ovel'llized mastrr suite. Fron! house has just been re1node\cd \\'Ith ne-.v carpe ts & wallpaper. Paneled living roon1, brick fireplace, 3 Bedroonl.s. On a p\ca.,.ant tre-e-lined street & close to e\'Cl-ything . $127,500. * NEWPORT HEIGHTS * CLOSE CLOSE TO HARBOR HIGH \Ve have money available for this 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home. R-2 lot. Room for another unit. New carpets & paint. Vacant. Owner will help finance. Open Daily 1-5. 1584 Redlands, off 16Ut Sl., C.M. Lachenmyer Realto r e CALL ANYTIME e 646-3921 or Evo. 54S-5117 1160 Newport Blvd,, CM General One o! Corona del lflar'1 beat ~==----­General floor p!R.111. Excellent loca· hon, close to everything. Front 2-iitory unit has beamed ceilll1I.'$, sunken liv- ing room with COllVt'l"Sll.tion brick fireplace. 4 Bedroonls, I 21.~ Baths, huillln kitchen, spacious dining IU'ea . Back unit ii RI"° 2-l!tOI')•, 4 Bedrooms. 214 Bath!!, 1tnd has e builtin kitCl\ell 1001 How about this for a good buy!! $110,00'.l. 644-7270 -Ol'EN HOUSE - Du plexes -(2 BR .t:: 3 BR! 400 Jasmine, Coronn de\ i\1ar. $U9,500. Open Sat & I Sun 1-.'i ~ (2 BR & I BR) 719 ~leri~lcl. Corona. del 1'.1ar. $79.500. Open Sat & Sun 1-5. Condo 14 BRI 41;: \'i~l-l Ron1El. Ne'''Pllrt B ea e h $54,!)j(). Or1en Sun 1-~1. Wh en you 1i1t with us, YOUR HOME is advertised in Home for Living mag•· 2ine in more than 900 areas-i1nd cu1- tomers •re 1ent to y o u as referrals from our over no affiliates of NML S. OPEN HOUSE WITH A MILLION$$$· VIEW Be!iit \1e.w in Lusk llarbor Vi!!\\' HiU.s. '!'his kJYrly hoinc ~Ila oul on a poinl with a fot"l!ver 180 degree ocean and Catalina \•iew. SHARP 4 bedroom, family room, 3 b:tth.s, :t CH.T garage, pool ASSUME 6->/• 0/o LOAN SPACIOUS MEDmRRANEAN MACNAB IRVINE _______ ... _____ _ SUNNY BAY VIEW Spacious, 2-level condominium. SBR, 2th; bath , lg. kitchen. beam ceilings. Near pool & shopping. $525/mo. Jea nne Newman 642-8235. I P42J BIG CANYON Lovely 5BR/FR-unfurnished. SlOOOmo. Lois J\liller 6-12-8235. (P43) LOVE LY BAYFRONT HOME Pier & Ooat for 36' boat. 4I3lt. 3 bath (up- stairs could be apt. !or parents or in-la\vs). No do~s. Children ok. 1 yr. (a ' $1200/mo.- or-9 1nos. (o' SlOOO ln10. On the Big Bay- Iin1n aculate! Elaine Svcdeen 642-8235. (PH) HARBOR VIEW 4BR, 2 bath nearly ne\V . Co1nmunity pool priv. inc luded. S4Y5/1no. J oyce Edlund 642·3235. (P45) FOR lEASEI 3tm Fil. large healed & filte red pool. In great J\le\\'port Be ttch 1\rea. $500/tno. Bill Burt 644-6200. ( P41i) CONDOMINIUM 2018 SANTIAGO DR.. Dover Shores. 3000 Sq. Ft, SBR--4 baths. Separate master suite & living rm, de n & din. rm. Maximum privacy $125,000. Singles Dreamhouae \\'hotrvN" your ~l~qjc tn llfe this horn~· 1~.tld be lcl1•11 t. 'J n.Jl>O\.V ht'(.lroot'l\!1!, .~W)t\}' brisehl kl1chcn and !lvln~ rmm, \Ary::<' ~IU'Ch·n r11~a and tJUlef, 10¥.' tralfi1• Al lW t, "'11/ldng rlls18n<.'C to I\ l'l")lll· n1unll y privall' bC!ec/1. Gtn9r81 i G==•n~e~r=•I:__ __ ~~~ • IX'()Rnlm, If )">\I h:t\'I! I "orkNI In this nrta 2 y1•nf"$ MESA VERD£ 3 BORMS . + DEN 2828 E. Coast Hiw1y : or n1(U't. JI t"8.11lrd $12.000 $44 500 $26,500 I Corona del Mer Nev.· 2BR + den condominium in Big Can· yon. $650 '1no . Bell)' Kerr 64-1-6200. I P47) --Coldwell.Banker ~ 644 -1766 1161 Son J oaquin Hii i• Rd., N,8 , Only $56,500 644-7211 gm nr more! JK'I" )'f'nr. \\01: ""Oulcl Enjl)y tlW' ~ oomfon 11nrl lo rto11.·n (ti. LIJ\\" dmn 1dl I --0 S -like to la.Jk 10 )'OU. \\c have iiecurli, Of )'OU!' O\\TI honH' 0,hl'r~ lniniarulotr 1 TWO H U ES ON 1ht' ~)('SI Corona del ~lflf lhil! wlnl('r. The roni lor!:llJlr bt'<lroon1 with patki St 11ir· I 1/, ACRE loc·11l1on; l~..:·n hrre ti!nc-r ,,,.!I hUd ollt tion11, ha11 \ Inn' \\'Ultln\\'~. Dou h Ir $39 000 l~~t~~o o11.Tlt'rft'Okt>T C"Om· largf' bedrooni,. 2 llpnci'lll" I 1:nnl~r. Gnrt~('n 1 i k ~ j f'nnhi!il\C' ri·nt'1t1 propr11y, (Ir "'aA"y· & B, EA H hn.lltij. An.1111 hnly :11~ ~r11r'll J11nrl~(·11 11111g. rr11'P<l 10 11t>ll. tl\'c 111 fllX' Rnd let il\4> olhrr . C oltl, 11'" hcll\'Y ~hakP runt !'ytll.-17?0 pi1y. This ~11 :in P'l:1"1'1lent REALTY 67$.-3000 and !orccd lllr hcntinJt "'ill TARB ELL, Realtors vnlu1· 011 1h1> 1':11.~t~1d1" f1,t1H1 WANT :lbr, 2hn. GI or i'l!A. I ................... ---1 1ake you l~h tllftll)' n hml~C'' (lt'1 ~RUlifully k1•11t, \\.111 b\1y r.qulty I! ft.<1111une 1' wlnlf't". Co.II NO\\' H ~' d BtG CAN\'0:\ LOT on iolf 1,11\lh shll,10:: carpets. See 11 IOM. Pref Ct'l!Jll'I MeStt or Don't p:ivt' UJI the ship! Carpet, Realto1'8 615-8&0 t'OUrM". 91"'a!htakini;:: vie\\'. 11111;! )'()ti'll buy h Cnll Rrd Newport fl~a. Prlnci1ml1 ·•Liit" it In cla.saiHed, Ship !open evenlng11\ Pronilr\elll loc81i0n. O\vnrr, Corprt, H,.!l.11n!'°11 r~rr~J.'l(l n11ly. l>i5-Tim to Shorn Results! GU-!1678-CLASSlnEO wfl\ &eil·IU 1 $70.0CKl 1).1()-.1.C\31 ~0~11 rvl'nlni51 ... Irvine IOI Oner Dflve IM2·12lJ ''"MacArthur t.4•·1200 \ I I • .. l ~ . ' DAil. Y PILOT S1t\l,dit, Octobtf ll, 1971 . . . . . . . . . ' , J ~ I ~--..... ~~~! [ _,.... ]~[ _, ..... ......... C'"-utf Gentrll Gene(al • I~ .;I ;;-;;;; ..... ;;;· ;;;l~~l~-~-~-;;;·l~;;ie~I~[· ~-~ ..... ~]~~~[ -~, .... _~~-ie~f~-~,r-.. ;;!~~-- Genera• Getwr•I Gtoe,11 ,Chner-.1 General • il""~ll for a L'Ul'loin homt' I -.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ...._ • vlt'W, In ixciurh·~I ' *lB ~OA COVES* OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5 ;;;;;;;=;;;;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;;;:===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j .12 APARTMENTS ~.anow:s:#.S.Jl1CO:l" ot.J. Wllt,y, On a ~ ICE? u•t'allowa hones! Then by .U mean. ltop by• Only 2 .--. left! Et.ch holt1t.' ol· :'tln.,..-t 8R, 2~ BA, 2500 tt. Q( llvtna: a re a• aq . ft. or 'l\'OOd oec1t1114 v w sl~ ot h<»ne, 3 ct r &IL..'olOOO ,q..._tt. ~·tonig&. ·~'hou!tt, nf1i!d "'OOd 1loora. Spanl*h Mla1lo11 tllf" Iii ,ftiry a.rvJ. k.ltche11. 01x-n ~ ceUln~s. extra lge 1DUter .aui~ wJ~tuUc t.~ OOPJ>tr plumblnJ ck>c· .. orator hardware thhOut. 1.am.lb' 1'00m 'l\1lh wet bar, and many qual11y extras. See the1n -.:t 12812 &rn·~r 1 Lane, N. Tustin Hill.$. ¢i.'I BKR at propf':r1y, 832-51-1! or 1Ha.s&16. Open }Jou§e I Thurs. thn.i Sw\., l..& PM. IMMACULATE A. UNIVUI: t1t)Mt tN WESTC~IFF-1-lere's a winner ! Clean and' sparkling 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a 15x 35 free form swi mming pool. Uniq.ue lot has no hou se to the rear and ex tra wide sideyard & Limited trafi ic in the front. (Som· erset Dr.) 1t's clean and no\v priced at only $82.~. A listing of Nadine Croul. UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 64s:.6500 1649 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach EXECUTIVE HOME General General This home hu Just recen!ly -------- .bttn redecorJted and is Buy What You See or Price Rtduction- BA \'t'RONT \vrn-f st.lP • Cu.st. bit home tor the ex• eo111vr. 2 Bdnna., 2 ba .• open bea1n cell'#,, heart redwood panelln¥, lge.. dua l rrplc. in .fain.Uy It living nn., bll·!ll kitchen with KI t chen·Aide clillhw11h1·.; IO&ds of t.'Upboardl, soft water 1)'1Jlco1. Extra lge. dbl. &41'&11! w/elec. opener. At1r. lanthcaped. Owner w1:1l fh1anl't' tor qu&lined buyer. $13!1,500. "C" THOMAS Realtor U I W. COtnit llwy. ~5627 Newport 8=h 54;..o&l3 LIVE IN IRVINE $31,250 ;f;nJa Jj/e PRESTIGE ,Y/AfERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPO!NTMEN1' ... L lndo I 111 W •todl'Ol\I Custom 4-bdrm., 4¥.l bath home on lagoon. FullY. equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room, billiard roo~ . . . . . . $245,000 Linda lite W•t•rfront · Lovely 4 bdrm., 4 "'2 . ba. home with sWim· ming pool. pier & slip, panoramic view of main channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for 'billiards & family dining. \Vaterfront formal ~ining & Jwing rm. $290,000. For Complel• lnfonn•tlon On All Homes & Lots, Ple8H Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Baysld• Dr., Su ite 1, N,8. 675-6161 located in MNa Verde. It Build What You Want Mes• Verde has 3 king size bedroom! On this over 11ized Costa 0'1\'ner anxious In nev .. er ·I and a hlJh>e !nmlly ruom. 2 !\tl"M \C'I. Nfl\\' ~1andi'lJ.: a bedroom, VA as.sumabll'. massive brick flrt'place11 older 2 hc.,_h~IOlll homl'. Roorn Llihl, bright and airy -I Sharp & bright . priced right! 2 BR & 1 yr old. 10 rninutes from Univ. of Calu.1Gon ·;t;;;;";;;'";;;I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 11 _Ge'-'--""-'-".c.l-;;;~---at Irvine. 1, 275 ' I • ndct a i;pcl·ial \\&rnllh. 10 build lh~e <id<.litional a trium plua v au It e d Ol.1·ners n • .,. rl•lot·a1H?g and units. But build thcn1 \\'ith 11 ceilings! Cul-de-gac In 11\Ui!l St'll . Only $4l,500. vtew, for the IOI\' pl"icc of prim<'. prln1c IUX'!I. \\'on't Walker " lee Don't de!uy l'all 10011.Y RNI SJO,f.00. C;1JJ P.ed Carpet. la!!l at $44,5((). with only 5r,.;, 111•1 ,,,~. Carpet, Realtors ~ Reahol'll &15-SOSO ( 0 pe n down! Call Red Carpel, • 1 w nLflgl! 1 ~ \.CS on ;nll-l'lll\I lop.en evcnins,::~l E · J'· It "'" 0 0 '0 ( >l<Hl022 Need a "Pad"? f>lace an ad! t.1a«~ifi<'ct Ads •.. ~2-5G7H Ci...ASSlFIED WUl sen U! DIRECTORY ..., tMI ._., ~ wltll .,.. fMI .-..d • y•• t• t.ouso--111-" .. · All tM loHtl .... lw.4 .;.~w .,. ff. Mtlltff lo.,..., ... 11 lty tMhert..., ollowNto I• tffoy't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,.,,._ tlKwt99 .,.. llo .... fet solo Of tt mt •te ~to lkt ncli llffer111atlo11 111 tt.11 celufllll Meli! fTfNy, s.t.HI.., .-d s • ..,. HOUSES FOR SALE 4615 Cortland (Cameo Highlands) NB 642·8235 $74,950 (Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOM • •3608 A1arcus, Newport Beach 675-2445 $97,SoO · (Sun 124 ) 444 Morning Canyqn, Corona del Mar 6'\4,-7211 $56,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 38!1,E.15tl1 St., Cos!a Mesa 675-7225 $39,900 (Sun 1·5) 1574 E. Ocean Blvd .. Balboa Peninsula 546-2313 $65,000 Sat & Sun 1·5) 2 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 426 Vista Suerte (HVuHills) CdM 644-1766 $55.927 (Su n 1·51 §10 Rue Chateau Royal {Big Canyon) Cd?lt 644.a200 $85.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 338 Holmw ood (Newport Hei ghts) NB 675-5930 (Sun 1·51 2781 Bayshore Dr., (Ba yshore ) NB 642·5200 $65.000 (Sa t & Sun 1·51 321 Kings Rd. (Cliffhaven J NB 642-5200 $82.000 Sat & Su n 1·5) 1947 Port Cardi!f (H. V.HJ Ne wport Beach 644-9060 $65.900 (Sun afternoon) 213 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 645-6500 $108.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5t J BEDROOM 2006 Vista Caudal (The Bluffs) NB 675-3535 $82.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 1590 DeJ Mar. Laguna Beach 499.3977 $47,500 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 3005 Clubhouse Circle . Costa Mesa 540·6727 (Sat 10·5) 243 6lst St. <Newport Shores) NB 646·7767 $45.000 (Sun 1·5) 4831 Bruce Crescent (Lido San ds) NB 673-6210 $48.750 !Sat & Sun 1-5\ #42 Rue 1'~oun tainblea u (Big Canyon) Cdl\f 642-8235 SI t0.000 (Sun 1·5\ 713 Larkspur. C.'orona de! !\tar 67 3-6642 !Sat & Sun 1·5\ 2030 HQ!iday. <Barcresl) NB 675-6000 S89.500 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 4423 \Vest Coast Hwy .. Newport Beach 675-7225 $79.900 (Sat 1·5) 102 37 Pheasant Ave ., Fountain Valle y 968-4405 $33.900 !Sat & Sun 1·5) J BR. FAMILY RM. OR DEN '**962 Sandcas11 e (Jt Vu l·lillsJ Cdl\1 644-1766 $88.500 !Sun 1-5) 2865 Monte rey, Costa l\"iesa 640-1679 $36.900 (Sun 1·5) 47 1 Broadway. Costa ?itesa 646·3255 $42.950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1740 Plaza del Norte (Bal Penin) NB 646-7767 $88,500 (Sun 1·5) 357 Ca talina (Npt t-lei ghts) NB 673·6210 SR!,000 (Sal&Sun 1·5) • • #65 Linda Isle !Linda Isle\ NB 642·8235 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 4733 Cortland (Cameo Highlands) NB 642·8235 $73 .500 (Sun 1·51 1101 llighland (ll'estcli(f) NB 642·8235 !Sun 1-5) •1023 Dolphin Terr (fr vine Terr) Irvi ne 642-8235 1Sat & Sun l ·5l + #41 Royal St. George <Big Canyo n) Cd hf 642-8235 Sl 69 .500 (Sun 1-5) 1717 Trvine Ave .. Newport. Beac h 64'.·5200 S64.500 !Sat & Su n 2·5:301 012 St. .Jarnes Pl ace rCJif fh ave n) NR 540-631 O $68.500 1Sun I ·5\ 468 Abbie \Vay. Costa ?i1esa 646-77 11 (Sat & Sun 1·51 -121R t>:irnell Plar c. Costa ?i1esa 645·8080 •Sat t.-Sun 1·51 301 \.'i<:f;i Trurha rThe Bturfs) NB 67'-i22fi S60 000 1Sun 14 \ 509Vic:l 11 F'lor=l ITlir Rlu ff~l NB 67!).!11100 $:711.500 J R21 T;:ihu na 1lrvine Terr! :\R ij;5.3000 $127.000 4 BEDROOMS 2i'?2 \\'1ndovcr 1lf\'u llill!'I ('cl~T fi 44 -I 766 361Q ~urfviev> 1 f~Vt1H lll!1 rd~1 ISun t-51 !Sun 1·5! 1Sun 1·5) l\44·1766 $129.500 1Sun 1·5) 41 Beacon Bay. Newport Beach 6424155 569.500 1Sa1 & Sun 1·5J 32256 Sionlngto n 13 Arch Bay1 S Lagu11J1· 494·8558 $79.500 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1014 Sea Lane, Corona del A-Iar 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) • •6 Balboa Coves, Newport Beac,h 644-4910 $140,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 4 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 2922 Spruce, Santa Ana 833·2224 $44,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1584 Redlands (off 16th. St.) Costa Mesa 646-3928 54 5-5887 (Fri/Sat/Sun 1·5) 310 Via Lido So ud, Lid o Isle 673-7300 $122,500 (Sat & Sun 11:304) 18691 Portorln o Dr. {Turtle Rock) Irvine 644-1766 $89,950 (Sun 1·5) 7 Twin Lakes Cir (Spyglass Hill) NB 6444910 $1 25,000 (Daily 1-5:30) l Cherry Hills Lane (Bi g Can. C.C.) NB 6444910 $129.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 15 Point Sur Dr. (Spyglass Hill) NB 6444910 $119,500 (Daily 1·5:30) 2053 F1amingo Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 545·8424 $64.950 '(Sat & Sun 1·5) 621 Michael Pl. (15th & Irvi ne) Npt Hghts 642·80!1 $60,950 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 204 Via Lido Nord, Li do Isle 673-7300 (Sun 1·5) 201 Wakeforest (College Park) CM 540·8083 $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1939 Sanderling (Mesa Verde) CM 546·5880 (Sun 1·5) 42 Mission Bay Dr. (Spyglass Hill) CdM 640·8684 (Daily 1·5) 1806 Port Westbourne (~IV Homes) NB 644-6200 $85,000 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1933 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 644-6200 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1036 Concord , Costa f\1esa ~ 5464141 $34.950 (Sun 1241 · 1726 Ocean Blvd. (Balboa Penin Pt) NB 6754060 $79 ,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 18253 Bayberry (University Pk) Irvine 552·7500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 5782 Sierra Casa (Turtle Rock) Irvi ne 552-7500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1801 Santiago Dr. (Bayc rest) NB 645· 7221 (S~ & Sun 2·6) 23 Half Moon Bay (Spyglass Hi!\) NB 644-6926; 644-11 52 (Sat & 'Sljp 1-5) 19431 Sierra San to, Irvine 833-3380 $57,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 113801 Inlet Isle, Harbor View Hills 673·8550 $125,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 1209 Santiago {Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $98,500 (Sun 1·5) 2200 Francisco, Newport Beach 642-8235 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 101 Kin gs Place (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •20 Rue Grand b ucal (Big Canyon) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 186 Sborecliff Rd. (Shorecliffs) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4545 Fairfield (Cameo Shore s) NB 642-8235 $119 .500 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1742 Po rt Manlelgh Cir (H.V. Homes) NB 675·8086 !Sat & Sun 1·5! 291 5 Setting Sun Dr (Harb Vu Hiils) CdM 67 5-2373 !Sat & Sun 12-51 1815 Port Renwick Pl (llarb Vu l·lills) NB 644-7211 $81.100 (Sat 1·51 2021 AUso St.. Costa fi.1csa 646·0555 $58.700 !Sat & Sun 1·51 2094 Marion \V:iv. Cos ta h-tesa 646-2946 · 1Sat I< Sun 11·51 128 12 Barrett Lane. No Tustin Tills 645-6646; 832-5141 (Sat & Sun 1·51 915 Ti ller (H.V. Hills) CdM 675-000 $96.500 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 2326 Tustin !Back Bay) NB 645-6500 $66.500 · ($at & Sun 1-5\ 1412 Sea crest IH.V. Hills) CdM 675-6000 $94 .500 (Sat & Sun 1·51 17 Tiburon Bt1v 1Snvglass Hill ) Cd~1 675-7225 $139.500 ISat & Sun 1·51 •3R16 Kev Bav. Coro na del Mar 675-7225 $98.500 IS.I & Sun 1·5) 2912 Alta Vista (F.astbluffl NB 675-3000 $59.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 44R Prn(oect 1New Shores) NB 673·S66S; 842-2253 PRIME OCEAN VIEW PROPERTIES I RENT 'TILL YOURS FOR SALE Giant 2 story in Ne\\•port B\' STATE OF CALIF. Riviera. 4 Bedroonis. 3 Ask for !\lr. We.11t Baths. Family Roon1. En: (213) 620-3708 terta!ners patio. Clubhouse and pool, Agt. 64.5-0303. S BEDROOMS 2018 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644·1766 $125,000 (Sun 2·6) •1315 Santiago Dr (Bayc rest) NB 645-7221 !Sat 2·5, Sun 1·51 26 15 Lighthouse Lane, CdM . 644-2369 $199,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 110 Via Trieste, Lido Isle 675-4630 $175,000 (Sat & Sun I-5 ) S BR & FAM RM 4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 673-222 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ;¥4Royal St. George (Bi g Canyon) NB-- 673·2222 $195,000 (Sun 1-5) 1337 Galaxy Dr (Dover Sho res) NB 6444910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1938 Port Trinity (HY Homes) NB 644·6200 $87,200 (Sun 1-5) 3728 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 673-8550 !Sat & Sun 1 ·5) * 1368 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 503 Hazel. Corona del ~far 675-8900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6 BR & FAM RM OR DEN 32 Mission Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM 675-7225 $134,995 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1607 Baycliff Circle (Spyglass # !) CdM 675-7225 $129,000 (Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BR. 3121 W. Coast Hwy. (U nit 8B N'pt. Twrs.) •646-88!1 $79,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOM 663 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 110 "A" Carriage , Santa Ana 645-8080 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOM 443 Vista Roma, Newport Beach 644-7270 $54,950 (Sun 1·51 DUPLEXES fOR SALE 706 Narcissus, Corona del ~1ar 548-9346 $122,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 & 2 BR. 118 Garnet Balboa Island 673-6918 $140,000 (Sat & Sun 12·6) 294 \Vave St., Laguna Beach 674-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1982 Port Al bans Pl <Hrbr Vu Homes) NB 874-7662 (Sa t & Sun 1-5) 2 BR & l BR 719 Marigold, Corona del Mar 644·7270 $79,500 (Sat & Sun '1·5) 2 BR Each 281 14th Ave., Corona de! l\far 644-7392 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 223 Prospect, {Newport Shores) NB 831-0797 $67,500 (Sat & Sun) 608 Marguerite, Corona 1.iel Mar 6444910 $149,500 (Daily 1·5:30) 703 • 7031h Carnation, Corona del ?\-tar 642-5200 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & I BR Corner Short & 35th St., Newport Beach 642·387! $69,500 (Sat & Sun 14) 3 BR & 2 BR 400 Jasmi ne, Corona del 1.far 644-7270 $119.500 (Sat & Sun J.5) 43 1 Ca rn ati on, Corona de! l\tar 673-8550 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 3 BR each 5010 Nep tune. \Vest Newport 642·5200 $100,000 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 1541 \Vintergreen (1'1esa Verde ) CM 645·0303 $59,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FAM RM eoch 615 Marigold, Corona del Mar 6444848 $112,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 518 Fernleaf. Corona de! Mar 645·6500 $125.000 . (S at & Sun 1·5) S BR & 4 BR 2508 Ocean Blvd .. Corona tfel Mar · 673-6642 (Sun 1-5) 618 Acacia , Corona del ?t1ar 675-8000 $139,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) INCOME UNITS FOR SALE 112 44tb St , Newport Beach 64&-0565 $82,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) HOUSES FOR RENT 3 BEDROOM 219 Narcissus. Corona del Afar 675-7225 $425 mo. (Sat & Sun 1-5) . , ... ** Wet..-fre111t • '*"' * w...,,, ... a ~ !.fllfl)' altematlvct to DnaB-/1 ~ A ~ an<\ ownunhlp;,.!h"' p. t l ~i;: ... M":;" ....': ror ~ ele arret ea 'I $\lltable tor 3 to S will&. Ma)' c.'UT)"'2nd, '1'nu1t Deed. l. All un\11 fumbhed (;ood p-'enUJ Rent Schedtile, Heated and ' ~'1 rllt e r e d "" 1100I. Call COLWELL. ....-SECLUDED PENINSULA POINT Fl RST TIME T.O SEE -Hidd.d deck, attrac- tive wood exterior. Located n ght ind the middle of ocean &·bay beaches. 4 nlct -Bed· rooms, 2 Baths. Assumablo ~~ % loin $79,950. I 1726 OcHn Blvd., Balboa. Opon Sot & S~n J..I NEWPORT NEW LISTING!!! ,. HEIGHTS DUPLEX -3 Bedrooms up. 3 Bedroom>. & Lots of posslbllttle• in 11111 den down. You own the land. Super location adaptable home with 2 -1 block to beac h. Call Liz Beazley for de- Bedrooo1B. 2 Baths, and tails: ~e1~8= ;,rnPe~~ 5010 Neptune W., Newport. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 :~·;i •~"~c '!:. ~.~. CUSTOM CALIFORNIA DESIGN i_.Q~~~ ~500· Call NEWL y COMPLETED -Ready for you.' Open beams thruout our' 3 Bedroom home. Well appointed kitchen & roomy pantry. $64,500. . ' 1717 Irvine Ave., N.8. Open Sat l Sun 2·5:30 KINGS ROAD • VIEW A VERY SPECIAL HOME -With custom quality design. Spacious living with large & REDUCED $120,0 gracious rooms. , Unoccupied, beautiful custom 321 Kings Road, N.B. Open Sit I Sun 1·5 built family ~e. Harbor • AGE m &1>oo1, • eooro'"""· ' CHARMING BAYSHORE COn Baths, Den, Family Room, he 'li & Fireplace,' Breakfast Bar, LIGHT & BRIGHT -Open am ce1 ngs h1any fruit bearine trees. CQ'zy fireplace. View of enclosed pitio through Ottered for SSS. 700. Call Dtitch doors & picture windows. I::oads of COL\VELL 64fi..{l565 closets. Custom construction -beautifully . maintained. $65,000. ' . - You may when you behold OUR FINES?' 5 Bedroom, FRmily & Dining Rooms, 3 2781 B1yllhor1 Dr., N.B. Opon Sot & Sun 1..S DUPLEX • OLD . C'ORONA i,\L M.\!l WOOD SHAKE EXTERIOR -All t(Je ·~harm & privacy one could wish. Brand new 2 'Bed.· roo m upper unit· light & bright · and hand· some remodeled lower unit withllarge brick patio, lush landscapine. All just $85,000. 703 Carnation, CiiM. Open Sit:& Sun 1·5 ' Bath hon1e. Beautiful Flnot· . Office Open Saturdays 1& Sundeyt ~~'~:::;~~l:.f~.~R~~; j PETE o.ARRETT .REALTY coo in admiration! NeiA' 4"' paint In and out: wallpaper 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. and new fandscaping. 400 642•5200 sq. ft. ~'INISHED GAR.AGE ~ -BONUS R00!\1. Oflered __ .-__ .-__ .------ for $51,950 eau roL\\'ELL 111W>.awr~<£VVS Close to Orange C o as I College and shOpping. Ex· cellcnt ren t a I area. Assumable 1st deed of Trust. Owner will 11e\I or ex· change for 1not'l!!' 1111Jts. Of· tered /or $64,500. Cilll COLWELL 64&-0555 TAX ADVANTAGE TRIPLEX ' Best financing availRble. Ov.<ner J'JlllY carry Jst. T.D. Below currcnt rates. may accept p re p a id inlcrciit. lBR. 2BR .. 3Br. All fW'niSh· cd exttllcnt l'Ondltlon. Call COL\VELL. 646-05.55 ''OLD'' HUNTINGTON BEACH Brand new, Sp!\nlsh motif, 3 BR. 2 ba. deluxe unit w trplc., & 3 2-BR. unH1 ca. \\'/l)nt\o or sundcck. I:.:a!'tsldc Costn ~fe~n nr. Nr1\'J)Ort 1-lts~Bu er J:Cls \st Uiler Ill:< de al!On. Alk ing $10~.DOO. take Q[fe r : CALL 'G) 646·241'4 ,..1.. .. :E A.LTV N11 r !'fe11porl p111 Office DOO i In Newport Heights Thl1 home rould Ix> a charmer but it need• kits or Tf'T'!llcr Utvln.g Cart, nnd ~t Pillot. Only tlu-et! "°"""' Iron> tho ..,. • and walkln& dl.tance to all •ho~lrc. 2 bedroom and a di room , Ant.I Its :mMd R·2. ced for a ra4l tttle J-"7Jkl0. Jf~rry. Ca.II ne!d Carpet, Rcftltoni 645--b!O !open cviminpl ~,MACN;AB · .. IRVINE · .. FINER HOMEs COSTA MESA POOL! ... SURROUNDED B'>' HAPPINESS OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 P.M.·19~3 SANTIAGO., Designer1s dream 4 BR., f~rmal DR., FR.· U-shaped plan 'roun.d center courty ard pool. Fee land. Immaculate! $110,000 . (P20) BALBOA ISLAND ANTIQUE 2 BR. cutje, large yard -charm -rent or tear down . $61 ,000. 1.f a r \h a Mac nab 642·8235. (P21 ) ' EXCITING UPPER BAY VIEW Custom "E" Bluff condomi nium · extra lg. LR w/large custom fireplace, \valk·in bar. 2 BR's., paneled den w/fireplace, S baths. $89,500. Jack Custer 642·8235. (P22) BIG CANYON E~EGANCE Overlookin g fairway. Professionally <tecor· ated 4 BR., TV room, 3 fireplaces, 3 baths. $152,500. Lois Miller 642-8235. (P23) JUST LISTED • PORTOFINO 3 BR., FR. + bonus room, 3\i> baths. The many extras make this a beautiful family home. $85,000 Fee. B~'ll urt 644·6200. EASTBLUFF LUSK OME -$69,500! 3 BR., FR. + lanai . Hilltop cul·de-sac with paitial view. Dave Cook, 642-8235. (P25) ' LINDA ISLE Channel vie\V. Lg. master suite w/fireplace & dressing room. 2 family size BR's., hobby room. Pier & slip. $255,000. OPEN SAT/ SUN 1·5 P .M. #65 LlNDA ISLE. (P26) PALERMO SPECIAL $74,995. Delighlful•4'BR., 2 \i> bath home in choice location of Harbor View Homes. Charles Arnold 642·8235. (P27) EMOTION SMACKER! Glitters with cleanliness & sparkles \vith lov ing color. Dog run, boa t, trailer & pool area. Best buy in 1-luntington Beach. 4 BR's., FR. $51,500. Lois Miller 642-8235. (P28) BLUFFS ... PRIVACY ..• VllWl , OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 'P.M. 663 VISTA B.0- NITA. Imported cork & Van Lull papers create warmth & chat m in this designer· decorated "best of original Bluffs" 3·BR. "J" Plan. Huge deck + breakfast patio. $68,500. (P29) "COMMERCIAL LOT" - Close to 17th St. pn Orahge Ave. 80'x140' - toned A·P. $42,500. Harriet Perry 642-8235. (P30) .. ""' ..._,.,. .. ch, C.lll0tnl1 13tQ ' ' • • Tha "YcWw Page~:· of The fAJtett draw ln the Welt. Whjte Elephant Olmo--A·Une clua1flcd, •• &U-..6678. • ••• Iltlly Pllnt Claulfled ~I today 642-6678. 1 'J II t I [ • Oo -- ii: -- ' I ~ - "' 1 1 d n n ~ Ci j w 1 II h t d • h • j l I ! 0-.ol AUIVMN LEAVES So do ownert. Nearly new two slory tndl· tional home available du' to lraDJ!er. Bright country kitchen with cheery. hearth, FIRST FLOOR MASTER SUITE, plw three more bedrooms on the second floor. Upgraded landscaping and patio deco in country Uv· inR at !ts besl Acro11 from puk and p..1. '°°,000. . OWND MUST SILL hb beautilully decorated 4 bedroom, 3 bath home located In the RAncb . upgraded Car- peting throughout, tiltra mirror•, Elec. gar. opener, Sprinkler11 F&.R, Patio cover and much more. Price reducea to $50,950. l'IRRCT INTIRTAINMINT HOME Pool and patio parties In the Summer'and for- mil Dinner parties In the Winter. 4 bedroom, 3 bath home on ptemium view lot In Harbor View Homes Park-side location. Room !<> park small boat or trailer, fenced In dog run and H&.F pool with JACUZZI, The owner has thoujht of all the extras. Mutt see !<> apprecl· ate. '97 ,500. THI IEST AND •THE IEAUTIFUL all combined to give this 4 bedroom, 3 bath home Instant oppeal. Notice the attractite landlc1_p,ng, ipaclous 3 car garage and FOR· EVER VIEW. 1.oeated high on a hlll ln presti· glous Turtle Rock Terrace. Let us ahow It !<> you.today! VISleN reel hill realty 11124 Cul•., Drive Unlvt'rtlty Park Shopping Center Irvine 552-7500 LUXUIUOUS BLUPl'S CONOO M&flllflcenUy decor. 3 Br, 21'1 Ba home. Bright & light. Oversized garden patio. Fully air conditioned. You own the land pr(ced $79,500. • I HARIOR VllW-ONACO Beauutully up.graded 2 Br, & conv. den. garden kitchen, w brick paUo. Large muter suite & formal din. rm priced for quick slle · not leue hold *62,860. IAYCREST ELEGANCI Unique deco homes . 4 Br, conv. den, formal din rm; large aeparate family rm, spacloua muter suite with offtce for 1tWng. Perfect d,or the large ·aotlve family 1 By appointment. }135,000. ' . . HARBOR HIGHLANDS ConvenienUy~ated w Mariners Park, 1chool1 & Ubr '-excellent family neighbor· hood. t Br, 2\.!i , hobby rm. Large covered peUo, warm hardwood. ·floors $591500. C. F. COLESWORTHY 841-0820 ' WI HAVI! Rl!NTALS 0-rol *. * Ol"EN HOUSES * * 243 61ot ST., NEWPORT SHORIS Ol'IN SUNDAY 1-5. Beach hovse, S Br., new bullt·ln kitchen. Owner will finance $45,000. 1740 ~LAZA DEL NORTE OPIN SUNDAY t-5. Family Orie~ted penln· sula point, 3 Br., dlnlnR rm., den & kitchen, paUo. ,88,500. 119 VIA LIOO SOUO 211 31th ST. OPEN SUNDAY 2-8. DAVIDSON REALTY 'lH(ll Wl~··ill .. , rJb l"lli .-;t , lllf· N"'"'P'''' l~l~d N ~ l•/.l ')()(,/) ~r•I * Ol'IN SUN. I·!* 449 PROSPICT Ntwport ShorH 4 BR., ~ ba. pl.ut !gt. ct.!n; dlbina area: rtplc., bltns; newly decor. inside A: out, new cupetl. Walk to beach, tennia &: pool& Owner will con t I d e r lea.se/optk>n. llJ;,500 Call: 673-3663 6U-2253 Eve1 associated •1R•Jl<I R'> Pl I'll TOR<; '•I' Ill' ~,•lhn" 1.11 l111 ~ Tiff. REAi. I ~"j _[STATE~~~ .... PILOT n 1~1--.. I~ I -·-I@ ---I~ I -... -.1~ ! _..... !~I -·-I~ "SIA MIST CHALIT" {~ This 1ecludede 4 bedroom, 2 bath hldelway oilers the ultimate In oceanfront llvin.11 I Tile dramaUc smoked 1laa1 &. wood dHlbD al· foidt ~ mo1t fantaatlc view ... modem kit- chen, famlfy room, private ma&ter'l>edroom sulte, 11Mexic-.n" brlck floor1, pluah carpe~ Ing, spectacular curved stalrWay. Juat re- leased at •1oe,ooo ... GREAT TERMS!! "OPIN llAM BIA•JTY"· Stroll to the polindlng turf or tho tranquil harbor from this family alze 4 bedroom, 3 hatb Btg family room, plulh carpeUng, 2 flrep\aco!. Room for boat <it camper ... A r~e find at '79,tlOO. Auume VA loan-Hurry! "l'ROST ON TH&-PUMPKIN" Country style t bedroom, 2 bath charm~! "Must see' fealur11s Include huge family room, ~ flreptacH, tune .saver kitchen, trte shaded lot plus multi-purpose bonus room. Priced by moUvated seller at '57,500. Don't wait! "TIAHOUSI 01' THE AUGUST MOON" Situated directly above the Dana Marina, this Idyllic hideaway offers a "heart swp- ping" view of U)e P.acWc. The oriental decor accentuat11 the charm of the beam ctlltngs, massive fireplace & 1ecluded guest cotte1e ! Chance of l lifetime at $1!18,500. Owner fi. nanclng! See Ibis r ~ ''RELAX" Artist'• home designed for easy bland living. Larp family home surrounds lush center courtyard. Spacious quality home on double lot. Best LIDO area. 6 bedroom, 5 batb, family room, dining room ... great kltclien. Lovely secluded master bedroom 1utte. An unusual opportunity at $171,llOO. GRllB8 & nus co. .... 675-7010 2IQ I . CN1t Hwy. CoNllli dill Mor 0-ral 0*"9ral MESA VEllDI GOLF COURSE $86,000 l/4 + ACU OPIN HOUSE SUNOAY l·S JIM CAPE VlllDE PL. A '1/YI' panoramic view with a 300' Southern elevaUon at the 11th green. Breathtaking setting suns viewed thriJ. a custom 2600 sq. ft. privacy home surrounded In gla11 . Four bedrooll\S Include a matter bedroom suite with atrium ft private co'vered patio. Formal dining room. Ola11 wrapped &. sun drenched Uving room with fireplace. A lanai separates the main houae from the 30' x 16' lanai ""' tertaJninent house, fiaturiJli a aunken lounge1 fireplace and wet bar. Other gra- cious amenities are included. Owner's other 1ntere1U places t.hb home well under market for quick sea. MUA Dn MAil $46,no Drive by and check out 93' Junlpero i>r. A 22'x14' pool house overlooks tree form pool in Hawallan setting. 3 Bedroonil, 2 Baths, dinlnJ! room, living room, breakfaat bar, fine shag 1. oak Doors. MESA VERDE . 1653 PALAU Drive by and check out this 1800 sq. ft. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Red clay tile Door ID large 1ourmet kitchen, living room with fireplace. P.aUo, sprlnkler11, electric garage door. 10% down. COSTA MESA REALTY SINCE 1958 5-48-7711 After 6 P.M. Coll 547-4617 BEST IN BLUFFS OUR 2.4TH VIAR Offorl,. Service Oftly lxporionct Can P,.vldt * 8/8 SPECIALS * SOt VllTA P LORA Bluff• Condo Sunday 1·5 Lovely 3 Br, '1J family rm E-Plan-targest floor plan-elegantiy decorated &. carpeted on well landscaped green belt wltb bfcycle path $76,500. 2t12 ALTA VISTA.-EAST BLUFF Opon S.t & Sun l·S · l:.argo 4 Br, family rm home freshly dec-orated, alao, a. further inducement owner wW recarpet. This Is probably the best buy In Eastblulf. $59,llOO. 1111 TAHUNA.-IRVtNI TIRI!. •1 Opon Sunday 14 Bay & ocean vlew-Beautil\11 3 Br, &. maid's suite. Large formal dining rm. Spacious rm thru out. Reduced price ..• Now $127,000. PLIASI CALL 675·3000 ------·--------------] l~BA~·~~,~~l_l_1 ·1 _"1 _·· c;.n.rol G ... ral CdM OCEAN SIDE OF HWY. Income unit In rear unusull offering, ocean side of Hwy. 2 Nice houses on l·lot. Live in one, have income from the other. RIOUCIO $10.000 TO ,7',900 TWO NIW DUPLEXES Expo<! real Mexican tile entries the lavilh we of Northern redwood, large baiconies to enjoy the ocean view. These duplexes are one of a kind , cust<>m built &. designed for those who want to be different . . . ocean view ovallable. Call our office for full details! OPIN IAT & SUN 14, 294 WAVI IT., L.I . NIW uSnNG-CdM Nice 3 bdrm. home with bachelor unit to help pay the costs of ownership. Offered at only $73,~00. HARIOR VIEW HOMES Carmel model, with valley view. 3 Bdrms., dlninll rm., family rm . Many extras built inro this adult occupied home ; It i. better than new! Call for app't. to vlew. $89,950 OPEN SAT A SON 1-5, lH2 PORT ALBANS PL., HVH, NEWPORT •1ACH Ol'IN SAT/SUN. 1·5 l 2U GOLOENROO CORBIN· MARTIN Oontrjll o-r•l .. __,.1 FOlCIDSAU.\,;;:;;~H;A;R;BO;R=V;l~EW~H~OM;;;;;;ES;;;;;;;;;;;.I 9.1/J•/• LOAN . NEW POOL· NEW PAINT SELLER TRANSFERRED • Fon:ed to tell! New $8,000 pool • lot.41 of decJdnst New patnt 1n I oull S•'Mplnl c......s """'"'>'· eo .. ..a entry. Qi.ant J{vin1 room ovmoold,,. pool. c •., tomW tlrepla~. II u I e k.hcben • loll ti cupboard•. Queen Ilse bedroom•. Walk to tchool• a.l)d lhopptne. MUST SELL? Take ad· \'&ntaae. NO QUALIJ"YINC io uaumt v.A. k>&n. run l'lf<'.Jr' $38,500. Call now - OPEN tlL t • rrs Rltl 1D IE HICfl Rt•l-ltt•tt Llc•nllftfl Let u.t '*' hall OI' your llcenslng tee. With our spon!Onhip $'5.00 wtll. pa,)' '"' -..... Una """'1(h Lwnbhau Real E 1 t a t e Scmol and J!t )'OU Ucensed in AtMrtca1 1reate1t bultnHI · RMI 1'""9.te. VIDEO TRAINING LAST CH~N~i:ai~ ~l~~w HOME • \Ve slill have a few homes available In our final unit & we are selling our beauti!ul models ! Homes priced from $55,990. tllt PORT SHl,FIELD PLACI NIWPORT BEACH OFF FOl!O 110. & MACARTHUR BLVO, . !71') W.07'0. [ Yilla!csby -1Ht:IRVN<D6Wlf I Resales & n!ntals available In all models-- ~lonaco $61,500--Montego '74,500--Palermo $76,500. See us for information on Harbor Vlew Homes. IJ3.07IO \\'bile you &19 1tudyinj: for 01ner1I General )Oil?' lice'f'llle you can ava.ll ";;;;;,i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I )'Ol.lrffll of our conttnuou1 • Ueld tratnina and John 0000 NEWS- Lumbleau=lu Edwanb INTIRllT RATES ARI DOWN Video counes. See Thil superb em tn.tntng owner two 3 Br, 3 Ba & famlly room du- la available to any ltcenaff plex .Just completed.. A1ove in & rent other dnlrlne to jOln oor rrowtna: unlt {or $475 per mo. Built like 2 separate orpnhatlon. Due to our ex· homes '112 000. ...,.ion .. have °"'"""" 615 Marl•Oid, CdM Open Sat & Sun 1-5 ll\rouat>OUt 0...,.. Counly. • COLWILL CORONA DIL MAR CHARMER PROPIRTllS, INC. !<> be sold complelA!ly fUruished . 2 Br + ~> gues~ 2 Large patios, lovely trees. Front CALL &U-19ll house done with deco taste, great So. of Hwy location . Call offtce fo r Info $72,llOO. Open H..,,., Svn. 14 II !loyal St.°""°' NB CU1tom bU.Ut, 1pac\o\il 5 BR, ct Orange Coast 2600 E. Coaot Hwy .. c....,. dol Mor RIAL ISTATI . HI 4141 oil BlC °"'>'On Falrwlf. • I IH7 P•tt Tiffin, NB~ :.::"'::.,.::'.::":....-----1 o_.,_._,._,._l ______ I Som...., S Bil 6 lam. nn. OANOY DUPLEXES NOT IMl'TY, uGRNINGSTAR 2 ll<dn>om unlll on ~ JUST VACANT lot•. 1°" down. Onlf: Dover Shore• home w/pool $)6,500 bK-&Ulllt ihit ~ home't & posh lndlcp, Just lilted at just been tlntahed. Ift all $159,!IOO BIACH DUPLEX new&:: 1parklina;. New l"ffn Open HouMI LIKE NEW ahag carpetll'll' in kl! rooma. S 5 3 Bedrootn It 2 Bedroom 3 huce bedroom• with tt/ un. 1 .. 5 unlll, 1 block to thl beach. matching bath&, white brick SOl HAZIL, CdM Com pl.etely ttdtconted. fireplace. Larae backyard. New carpet&., drapea. 10% Anyone can UIWM thl1 VA Ocein Vltw, brand new; 5 down Joan with total :nl of BR, custom bl.tlll • _..... / 0 -111 411 HAZIL, CdM $76•500 t:i; ~. °Prt~ .._,at 3 BR. owriooldnr ocean In LAGUNA BEACH LOT $28,500 Call Mr.<>465 *! O>rma del Mar. Cholce R-1 lot in Arch B4'ach Helcbtt. Submit down. A lttMl at: Walker &lee $l500 PRIVATE •••l •• ,.,, REALTORS coll Anytlmt 644•7662 MANSION 3 C HUGE POOLS 7 INCOME UNITS Trfpla, 2 HOUlll!!I il Bachelor Du~x. 1670 mo Jncomc. I emu. $25,500 0. .... 1 ••I $34, 900 •******************~~~~~1~: * OWNIR TRANSl'IRI MUST SACRll'IClt '"" emry. °"""""' livj"I 6 BR, 3 BA. Bay~rest special. Swim & &S.Q. :::;:;_ ~~~ ~":;!· Delightful pool cwwmized for gracious en· ! -1dlna "'1mm!nz poo1,: tertllnlng. &. Ibo Very Best. $135,000. i,.,... "'"""""" maJn. ' ffl-4454 OLD WORLD CHARM tamed Green Belt. NOT A CONOO. ValUll! priced at $34,900. Aawnable Joan. Hurry. CALL 147-6010 OPEN TIL t • fT'S FUN 10 BE MCEI ·;; .. ·,,: 't THE REAL 1 k~1·~-~ ESTATERS ! ' ---·-' $.19,500 645-7221, Evea. 548-M95 1733 WESTCLIFF Dr., N.B. 9:f21 HACIENDA WO'k! A real old tl1t1e Spanish hacienda. on a tree-atudded lot near the bee.ch! M&1slve ' ' R ED TILE'' root, old 1dUoned front porch. coved celllna;1 & arched doorways, CAN· TINA kitchen with authentic "ICE BOX". Perfect for GOODY IN pantry! Form. din. nn., king tb:e BR.a, aparklina: tlle G & "DIN GROVE balllO. PWS reotal unit ""' with lnco~ of $75 _per mo. Decon.ted lnllde and out. Owner's rttlrtnc. Prop In Tallorlld plantlnp on a A-1 c:ond. M1teh, much larp trimmed lot. 4 ~! ! NO GIMMICKS! bedroom. ••. Forma.l dining. "H°""""='-! =-=-· "-'962-65"-"'"'11'--Cu.stom t to n e fittplace. Compl•l•i)< ........ E-Z--*-5·,.-----L·o·T·*-·I cart noor pl.an. Llberate the .u7V family b' leu th an C-1 ZONE uo.cm.oo. See It, you.'ll 10\'e $32,500 E-Z TERMS II. ca.II 963-ni7. ~ TIL t • IT1 AM 10 l!Jt MCE/ THE REAL ~---~ ~T~_T!~i * Corona del ?-tar DUPLE."..: -$68,500 ' * F.aatblull-4 8 e d r o o m hOme, 2~ baths, choice cor- ner location . $69,500. ONE ILOCK • ' B«lroom homo (huge muter BRJ + family room TO OCEAN + dtn, 3 baths, mal'ly ex- Pre1Uge area, p r I vat e tru. Quiet Jtl1!et. $.i9,900. community, 1wlnunlng pool, * c.2 ~ .. N~"""'rl and tennit court. Huge £-•V)'"'• <I ,.., niuter bedroom wt th Btvd. with 30' x 30' building. fireplace. Louna:e around $36,000. spacious living room with cozy fireplace and enjoy Roy McC1rdlt Rtaltor luth ll'ffMfY sulT'OW1ding lSU> Newnnr• Blvd., C.'-1. you on very prtvate patio. 541-7729 Excellent buy at only ::::::::=::Cl us.cm. 646-mi -Open eves :00 WHtclltt "'· EASTSIDE CUTIE Lachenmyerl fl:t• 1l l or i N~·\y listed . 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath cutit. Boat or camper HcceM. Great covered patio. Big tT'f'eR on beautiful s!reel. Full price $29,995. 11lage Re,11 f ''""' NE\\'PORT CREST CONDO 511.crlrltt PlM 2 Poolaldo. Choice loc. SA\ R.MQ. run prtee $59,950. \'Aeant. tmmed. occupy. Xl nl int. Ir te rml . Q\\~rlA&enl, 645-lD), A t:oOO want ad la • good L1· \"t11tment. I l I I . . . ... . ' ... • llAILV PILOT Sallwday, Oct.obtr 13, 1973 •• Gener ti SPANISH 1%0/o LOAN ABANDONED ........._by Al<YONE ESTATE $35,500 l'lllVdle.ll of 114;:e, color, l.ooK prl\>ate drive to niaa:· ~-~ job 1tallll. Th11 nltk:ent Si>ru11i!h e!!ta~ on ... ·~ Home IPt<:llll hu IU?¥t' park·Uk~ 1.'lWnd.1 4 a .,.-.,.k Ol'l'p&aca· • oownd bedroum!I, 3 baths. suokm eocloeed patfo, Exlltina lit DCU1y room. MamnlOlh "''llll Tt> lt $18,0CG, ~&bile $164 lencth ft1":plal't. l;lanqoot mo. P.l.T.l krm:al iltnl.ng. Cantina klt- FUU, PJUCE chen wllh h1,1ill-ln.~. Oaken $25 fM hunl1ter ¥tai.t't:'ft!K', Hlde.a-9"9V "1\Y masttr $4ile with sun-dcek aod ball'Oll)'. Red tile Newport ~.EAR BEACJ1, cru1 •• Palrvlew Collogo Pu~ COUEGE PARK DELIGHT r1nest area In Collel'tl Park. Stones thrqw Ip all achbols, )'Ct quiet, Kduded 1treet. S1rlldnily landscaped -k>C.11 of brick ulWJtl'T'I and ter. races. from W"'1'Dl, lnvltlng entry, •t~p into lush new carpe.,ll. Rlc~ _pa n II 11 i n g decor. Crackllnl (!replace. Lar:e bedrooms and family room. 2 hllth1. Renl Vlllue at $38,400. Call 546--2313. .,...111 Corona cie1 Mer (onytlmo)1 _____ =---l·------- IOHI \I I. Ol\fl\ YlA,rtJli'> i'!!!![!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! $27,000 4 BR 2 BA ACTION ASSUME GOV'T LOW l\lam:i.'' get-a.-Wll)'. Sunshine clean & l'\.-ady f o r oc-- INTER &ST LOAN cupa.oey, just right for $25,900, 4 BR 2 BA you r~nte~ to .!:ti start<c'd. All pollshed & llhined Du-pets & drape1 lluwut. Utile doll hook. t'antll!ilic lluge lcitclK'n lli'ilh gas used brick t ireplaC'\!. ~ range. Country atmospht,>l"l', or land het•e to if'l\li' yoor IOta.l pe,yme.nb &.l't' less 11\an own vegrtables aod fruU. nm!. Pay jwrt S'lll2 per mo. on thi1 VA resuJe. Call ;;.t;;-Otli Open eves. Walker&Lee .-- c .... - FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART around th.II ad, because )'OU ~'On't Wfl.nt to ·miss steinj; thlt llh&rp 3 bdnn OOme In O>l>ta Mesa for just $21.500. aose to ll('_h(l(ll$, 8.lso fenced back ya.rd, new Gov't progran1 111llt c very on e 11uallfics for -\\1lh f12(lO <lo\l'f\ payn1ent. can tor ap1>0lntn1rnl. ~91 01M'.!n "'"'· Walker&Lee •11, ,.,.,I IMMACULATE 2·STORY Spotku in every detall. 3 BR v.·llh room for 2 n\Ore upstairs. Nt!\\' shai; carpeting tbruout. \\'11.1m fil'eplact' i:race! Ille Jlv· ing l'OOm overlooking a prole&Wrullly l~aped )'IU'd. 2,.car attal.iled gar- age. $38.500 Full Ptice, saxxi down. tow cl08.ing costs .. BY Owner, close 10 •Carlna.. 2 BR, t~ SA. t&m nn ~· drpt, f'rpcJ. Xln1 cond. l 11'jf wun~Wt. m,ooo. 493-5029. Fount1ln Valley - MITI HoulO MINI Price Pl1oUwr·a prlfle kllchen with bui!Un11 & lan;:e eating artu. Thia 3 Bcdroo1n conler lot home bas a used b1ick firtplt1t,,>e your ftuutly \\11l lovo as "·l.nter approa.ches. ti block tu cle1ne11ta1'Y school 111 pricle of owne1~lp n t! I a: h b o rbood. Vacant poueak>n on c r ed I t appi1l\>al. $33,SGa w I t h attnu,:llve lerms. larwln realty 1nc. 96M405 124 hrs) EquuJ Hou.sing ()ppty. ' ' Hunt ...... -H"""""°" - SEE IT-LIKE IT GOVT Ni<Ht 5 Br on the marllol REPOSSISSIOHS loday, E><tra 1llarp, 21' ""' S l ~ BRA famUy t'OOn\, 2.1tory trl-1W fUU lnforn.atk;d, C11.U: levd, o.< ""1-dwa<. ia..l SCOTT RIAL TY o-to S<.'hoOI, 11""' .,... * 546-7m galore, and only SU. 'llflO. _ "!•PW,! -THE BLUFFS-.CONDO Ol'EN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 2657 VISTA ORNADA call 846-:ml. WATERFRONT b u y e r • Goriooua Huot Io it on 3 Bdrms., famlly room, 2\t. baths; 2 frplCI. ACROSS FJtqt,I • H......,• Wate-•t • Br Walk into a world of Olde England·, beauti· SCHOQL w/doclc. $1J!,500. Call fur Beautiful ~ner: Jot. 3 Wice deta.ila. co A s TL I N E , ful wood panelin(1 bookcases & oak stairway en.. .Xtia larg< 11\'\nll ~: ... even the kitchen has that olde world roon1, 2 BA, move tn BY O\VNER 3 BR, 1~ BA chann! Plush carpet.a & til,_compllment the condltiQl'l. 1%o/o ·IBA loan paneled tam. mt w/bllill. interior decor. Private ~CI. paUo with raised assunl8ble. ~eavy shake IM.. Btudy, trs.. kitchen, de-wood deck for summer entertainment. ~ roof, new palrlt in &: out. btte cpta, Near fl(.tlis, lhpp'1 caled on greenbelt with v.iew of ba~from 17"'~ 1q. tt. $41,r;.iO. Call 1: beach.: $36,'00. u;.4.162 :~~ • 8'1·3584. ...,_ -· upper & lower decks. A ••r plfering ,l!OO. BIG & BEAUTIFUL H<intlnaten Harbour SCENIC PROPERTIES I '7$..1726 zioo sq. ft. 2-stol'l'., 4 BR, 2 L.ailllun• 8eAch N rt •··-BA. tonnal dining or fanilly !IO FI', WATERFROl'fl' =" 1 Hf! .....,... room. $13,300 epb to a 7'1'e HUNTlNGTON HARBOUR EMER'.ALo BAY WE HAVE FOUND FHA loan. $296 per mo. By <>wntt. 40XI IQ:. !t. l.fed-l Br, + maids quarten, .A TRUE CALIF. P.I.T.J. A.dd.ng $43,900. Call tten-anean home w/6xt4' ~ ... i _ _, ......_ de CHEAPER THAN ~ dock acceuible trorn either mma.1:u room '1inu n area, HOME aide. '5 BR, 11'1 maste-r Nite are combined wtth ocean .,,_.. .10 ~---"· _, ..,; ... RENTI .1.. ~ 3 view all available tor ruu• ~ """" ...... w, .. 'llter v\ew .t c. $1l•.OOO. hand made tlle, and $2.17 per mo. I~ att you pa,y baths den. 3 frlic's al ... "·tth thlll low 1r;; nssu111able din rOom, lrg tamif.v room MONARCH BAY carpet= in luxury formal VA k>an. Used brick patlo I ~ bar Uolqu• 4 Br + pi"• lamily dlnina: rm, 5 Br, oozy v;ood w v.·.,. , irarne room. ho 1 -•--bum1ne fireplaces &: belt oJ · leads to this popular Tiburon courtyaN, back dedd1ur; w/ room, me o many ~-all family rm with wet bat Balboa Condo. Featul"ell 3 ftre pit in Pi1ex1can We &-1111'8 built around po&, this autav lrom tonnal · u·.4 .... Bedrooms, 2~;. Baths, fo.mlly brick. Beautifully ta.nd-warm coo.temporary built .re; All w. ovenook_t; roo1m1. he&loony, upgradtt "11----.caped, Spanlah die ln all by an1archltect lor his own f~ ... --,._,.n SUn l-S Nn. v.·a paper water so ener. ~ • baths, kitdlcn &: wet b&r. home. Has an ocean view in ...,St v..., -, Cii.lt to tee. ' j teroom w / Am-Fm thla private oceanfront com-4 Royal • George, Sic CllD\ I T larwln realty Inc. ,.!;!!;!, throuahoul 2 lib trorn 8 yr munity. $158,500. • yoo. 9614405 (24 hrsl -i"'-de """'°'·Park w/teona OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 I!!" I -531·5111 ( ::::1 $31-"ll """'" Houslns 0PP1Y,· • """'· $152,"10. Bv. Appoint· 216U Oc<an Vista, South • -1 Open eves s.1Hlli5 ;,:;,;.;;;;;,.;,;.;,;;.,;;;;.;"';!:I lZZ Harbour View ment 1141846-1551, · Laguna. 3 Br, &: spacious I , I 1 -. -FI X!i-R·UP,_P_E_R __ --7--=-==...--7--£ASTSIDE ~t action vte\\' trom your L•gun• Bt•ch garden on approximately t,Q • soutH OF l7TH-* NEW * • FREE LIST 1". ,m. & di•. nn. deck. acre, with white water view D~, l'~;I lllll 1111fl Walker 8-Lee NIT.PICKER'S EASTSIDE WALK TO COSTA MESA ' ONLY $33,000 • THE 184~NARGt iµv -~~ox SHOPPING EXECUTIVE DUPLEX $25 000 Gov't rcpoi.-sessed homes, RA.Cl: -7= CHOier . & PARK , ""'" have poo1', .,me oo BIG STEAL TER ,.. •l•l 1111 f l ~,;;; Thui house n<'00.5 a little This 3 bedroom hoffie has 00.vn pymt, varioui arens S~t.acular ocean view kit in "-•n· l U~~table teml1. Assume a loving care-2 l>edroonl pl~ 4000 SQ. ~"'T. large shade trees aOO , a &: pyiuts. No obl!pUon. HUNTINQOO HARBClUR V.A. No Down Pymt. tM new Upper Terraoe1 ·~ LARGEST ~ .• ,o-V.A. loan or ... 0\\-ner dining room plus baby s EAC'll UNIT HAS 3 BDR.\I large lot. It's today's buy Equal Housing Oppo11u11ltics Rf.AllY Nestled in the hill1. ON 3 dudes sunny contempoi'ary ~!e ~thl: 1=8~4 ,n!1rsek'l't-behard"~11 noors•-~1 2,.BATHS. FAMILY R001i1 and will be tomorrow's HERBERT HA\\IKINS 17214 COAITT HWY. ~T kf~~~ archltecb pl.an. $4?,500. SIWARD ROOM lit l c n-e.x<;U ent wl FRl~,... • M~"""· EXTRAS t<al ~"e a qul•k lookt REA' ':fQRS e llJ9.1600 ( ~ bedroom home and choose home or rental. $21,im or -LA.> 567.$30 · 11 · '"" .. · "' (TI4J 846.1384 & 2'131 592-2845 Detailed rustic archl~, WEST OF between the v.'8.nn cnci:Ung make offer. Call n e d 646-7171· LOW 0--N w/exterior ot wood. stucco, .,. or lh•-poot. Relax Carpe~ R<allon."'6-0&ltl OPEHITt>•rrsft111>'C>SEMCEI vn GIANT 2•STORY ~''!.'J:e.!:'°,0°"'E. arSUN~og1, . 'J-MINNESOTA everyconvenlence.Thepool f . · ne\v ca·~. Fireplace. S,.nl1h LA Cuesta ENCLOSED WITH a::S--gq.tt.ofpureenjoyment on the dtdml patio En.mi GOOD THINGS COM--E [I] 3 BR, 2 ba. Conip. redccor., nM.111•"-. ....... ECK ~·-MO and fireplace equipment IN SMALL PACKAGES 1 1 Shady yaJ.'d. Double garage. 8 1\10NTHS NEW. Exciting WOObEN RA!Ul,._ mAT 1105N.CoosrHwy Pim a 3 bedroom. 2 stay. Thi$ home can't last. This smAll package la a 2 -~==~==c--I 1 SlS,T:JO . $1ilfl. DOWN dream home upgraded in AFFORDS A S ~EN IC 494 ll77.,Laguna fireplace home· on!¥ $66.500 Unrte:r $39,0Cll.OO. Di a I bedroon1 10\\'llhouse for only OPEN HOUSE I ':;~:;:;;:;";;:;;'~;';;;'' I BALBOA BAY PROP. everv detail Owner desper-OCEAN VIEW. • in bay 1 area of Newtort 91i3-€767. $21.000. \Vasher, dry e I', ... SAT. SUN. l·S l\lesa Verri<> Dr. 11.t H11.rbo1· ate ·l\Jake o 0 rfe-r \Velt desizned 3 BOR~J. Ii VU DUPLEX ,,...__~ n.... ~.ach. Take tbe cue and ROOM FOR LETTUCE. . . DEN & DINING AREA ~-=• ~ - oPEH Tit•· "'S l'fJH 10 8f WICE/ refrigerator included. Hurl')' Bra-·' "'w 3 "·"room home * SS~ * I .,,,., ...... _ 2 Br 1 Ba •a-• I Call Red C nu °""' TOMATOES, OKRA I' flool" Pan, serviced bv 2 --.." ' u., 646-7171 Realtors ~ 1epa.ra1e dinlfli roon1, atone AND YOU 3 BR 2 ba Co red nn. \\1th pitched ceillne & developed area •. plumbed for ~ ! a r Pe 1 • "·itn bea1ned c e 11 l n gs. IMMEO. POSSESS.-baths. Spacious tonnaJ. Uv. Lar:ce hJih ceilings; un- SALE S\\<isa Chalet in scenic fireplace, custom cabinets & So buy your family this new 'carpe t -:~·Fire;\~~: f.62·4471 ' ::::. J 54Ml03 extensive use of gl&SB. The additiOna.I' rooms .ft. Bu. Jdyllwild. SI~ 16, 3 ba, huge master bedroom-PLUS gorgeotll! 4 bchm biggie on Shady yard """""""""""'""""""'"I den ts a COZY RETREAT, Bullt·ln kitchens, launclry 1% acres. Either Ii.Ingle 2 Bedroom Pent house ren-a corner lot \11ith open $35,laO _ lO% DOWN HAS ALL \VOOD PANEL-areas, copper plumbing, 13 4 BEDROOM dwelling or duplex. Ideal for t11il unit with large sundeek. l'OUlllr)' space~. A I s o BALBOA BAY PROP ~ .• ED WALLS. VAtn..TED years old. $75,00l. ltim! REPO ~:MJi·or ~~-Owner ~~cls::~Cdr.~~1t,~Vog~~ ~1~'t:{n ~uM: ~~~ i Mesa Verde Dr. at Harbo;. ~ ·~~~ =~~ DARLING OONDO/POOL GRAND OPENING 548--9346 l•'ving ... 1-and .... ~. >"IA * 556-8800 * --SI'ONE FIREPLACE, from pastoral vu, 2 Br, 1 Ba Newport B-T-er1 Covmnnent has had to Walk to Saddleback HI ="'=""'·~===c--.., .... " ..... ,,. ~ · · ..., .. ~ aa··--~i San -• -"O 00 .... VA t U bl "· H · B h floor to ,. ... a;;;J,"· . _.. . ............. ng, 1 • 2 BEDROOM toreclose on. this large 4 BR. 2 sto'"" ~AA,000 Qnon ' B~ ADM R auu erm9 ava a e ai,:;u unt1ngton eac DO u, OU NEED A -~•·· J Ca •--· ""' 500 • .,,. .,...... I"" :;<;,·, d01\11 ,.......,.,..,.,.;,, \Von't '" Stepsaver Id 1tn hU Al.J.. uan p ...... ,,..,, "'6"', • OONDOMlNIUM HO'IES family home 1n One of our Sat/Sun. 2!l'll Snruce. r~ANTASTIC pano r amic •v ... ~.. GOQD BROKER? BUILT IN "••"GE & " fa t I ". M last long for $27,00J Call ~~ · OOZY BAY W I N DO W Baybont 0 ·me• newe11t, stes grow n g CantreM. P...efil"' 833-2224 ocean vle11•, 2 overhangln" I OVEN DISHWA~ CE ·~ commwtltieL Better cheek .,,. decks, 4 Br, 3~; Ba, d;;;': ~ . I Ille ne!t!d sor1e homes to sel DlSP ' ETC ~'bi' nded frarnea the ocean vu from Boat Slips out this one. Only $1,500 Back Bay dining ml, spacious living ~ outside the Harbour. Call: togeth~ In ~a1china' eCO:Or this 2 Br, den 2 Ba lharp Full Security Hlghtise down. 646-Tlll Open eves. 1,11, Scpara1e guest house Walker & Lee _ HUNTINGlON uADIV"lil., tones. Spacious, levet rear home z.oned -for 2nd wtit Steel & colleftte construction NORTH BAY HOMES for maJd or office. price ~ grounds. IDEAL l'OR $69,500. \ PrlvateBalconles ,,--~ ... II! 0.--., 5 Bedroom home designed Sll9,000.2615Ll~hthou!1CLn, 1111~ 111111 ''OU DESERVE REAl.lY SWCM1.UNG POOL. The 1158•iIRMARPricereduced 2 gnrap!!paooaperunil Walk'"er & Lee nnd built for E.'Cecutlve ccr..1. &a"·2369. Open house ;,~ 0Pl'n eves TO L!VEGTINO S.W-1384 (213) 5.92-2845 propm1y LB VACANT A JN to $49,900. Open Sunday l-4 Roof top sundeck entertaining & conllortable Sat .t: Sun l·S .................. iiiiiiiii HUNT IN N 17214 Coast ttwy .• HB A·l CONDIT ION,. w/w Channlng 3 Br, vu &c Unusual OPP2J1unily to Pur- 111L 111111 family living. s Bedroonis tRVINE TERRACE BETTER THAN NEW HARBOUR ... iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiJ carpeting &: custom drapell beana. chaae Ba.Yfront Property in or use one as a con,•ertible Buy this Jowly hµ:ge 4 Bed-ttrruout Offa-cd for onl,v 494-T;x)l Newport Beach. LOOKING FOR den or study. 3 Balh.~. K:riv~yls~~~oBr,,v ~ie-M• rs~t~)~~n ~~151~~ room honie. i73JXXJ. Ahnost SPECTACULAR $tt,ffi FULL PRICil 1000 N. OJe.st H\\y., Leauna 310 Fema67~SSRld., N.B. fornial dining room, friend-Pod:. 3 . .., everything new & room for OR BARGAIN NO DOWN PYMT. -A BARGAIN? ly "·e1 bar in warm family ~ ~'t:~.3A='@l0 ·~ ~~a:~~ .~~C.et~~~~o~ pool. HUNTERS WANTED TO ELIGIBIE VETERANS. * LIDO SANDS* Here it is! Gre11I bndscap-room. Front and back patio tt 19500 c -ll I M&.1.38-t t213J 592·2S45 Entire loan balance payable .,_ "' ... ..,,·oh ,,,.•--!"• p 0 0 I -$1 , . a or Bedrooms, fonnal dlnincr im• c--• JI II B Approximately 1500 sq. ft. l:X'lt .....,.! 3 Bdrm.a., 2 i""'· Brick planters. Thick " ... u .. ·~ • ... -.. """'6\. v.y., · · $387 pet' mo Incl int at bath ·• the.-a-'"" pool wat-.,.. appointment roo1n \\ith chandelie't's, wet containiog 4 Bedrooms 2 8,, .,.· ·• · • r. new pa.Int. F'rsilc., ·a-pets. Sunken l"'"M...... • "' '" DA CARLSO • ' • annual 9' rate !or beam·' '" • k! f U gu Bar-B-Q. for Sale at VIO O . N bar, huge family roon1 & Balllil builtins. Y9U cotddn't 2} ""'cell's., shag carpet; spanis!Mty am y room. Bank A~raisal. S45-mt tor REAL TOR 133-9293 meH-cleani.ng o\'en. Unde1· HUNTINCiTON HAR.8()JR build '\1 tor li)e askin& price. ~lffioN REAL TY 3 BR Sch bae wtview, nr dbl. garage. 2 Blka. to fx,~~or~~ToA~o~f appointment. By Qv.·ner. MOTHER NATURE-3Pt~~0 ... ,attenn!48•.'500 with REAllY c! $25,500. S8:'i So. CoA1lt Hwv .. Uiiruna beach & shop centl,$47,500 beach. Community pool &: ·-' Phone (714) -.• -l Ocean Ude, North end, 2 BR rec. area. $48,750. Owner &42-2535 Balboa Island Li\>cs here! GBrden·type larwin realty inc. $30,900 IT ,._,. own yoor-own. $30,000 anxious -low u lD% down! Corona Highlands hillside Equal Housing Oppty, A chance ol a lifcthne. Pay 962" t• .-" for retirmH!tt. Young quaJ!ty Nm'ttlend 1 BR, · •••••· · $200 K>NES 1-~Nl'·'Lt ·IT'SFtmroBEN/C!t \:~~~: Jtj1~ii:~~v.2 {:~~ii 968-4405 (24 hrt) GI BUYERS '·1~1-1"•M10J ' BUY NOW 3BRw/vlew, .......... $,125. LEASE OPTION I========= I c·losing cost!l onl~._ 3 BR. 21 ,.,.....,...,~~·!"".,..,.!!!!I home on quiet streeL 2 Br, 2 Broker, 433-3611 RiAtTYllt i()'~ation. $69.000. BA. BRANO NE\V ca1·pcts, 1 • BIG Ba, deck ,minimum upkeep. FOR SALE RY OWNER. EStl':M6 3 BR honie, Also nice duplex. Unlver1ity Realty OPEN HOUSE new paint h:.sidc & out. Va-Charm + modern con-Lovely Ocean Vu Holl;le. Jir 1~====0==,==~ :-.001 E. Cs1. ·H11·y. 673-ffilG BRAND NE\V cant. _ WHITE venlence $59,500. lot, be:llN, market vaJue, (7141173·9210 PO L OPEN HOUSE. OPEN 12--5 Sat & Sun, 2915 Eastst'de Locat'oon BRASHEAR REAL TY See tor YoUl'S4!1f. Open House plus save realtors markup, 2oo1w.w..""' 1/ ACRE 1-6 ~t Sat & SUn St'lllug Sun Dr. Harbor Vu * 968-1178 * MANSION Sat l SUn 1-5. Up Nice Ave. 2 lrg BR, l~ Ba, lrg deck, Nn,ori'-ll·CIWomlt•:•to 2 N',,,,. duplex, ~y ·'-''· ~ H II I I 4 BR 2 BA 1"""..,.., ft Cpt< iiiiiiiiii;iiiii;iiii;i;;iiiiiiiiOi l South '·-·-· Lett ~ "'2 000 -·•~ ·~ 0 --~~,,;,._~~=--! • "" ..... -.~ i s, Serenity & &ec us on? • • """...... · • 14. 22' Ii.shed wood ! I n ....,... ...... , on .. l"'c. " • • .._,,,,.._,.._ "-l\ • Laorge exe<.'l.lltive& cs t tat ell; Garnet. An out111anding 24 hour tlll!~···1 fenoci;:., 1~nc1vSUn""""1 s' ATTN: FHA ly xroompow/crack11ng ::i,k. H~ to 31888. Lagunai Niguel IA YC'REST 11ncr mov ng 1nus "" · Harhor Ck.-een Vu. 4 Br, spnnA ers . .,._n •°Xl • • 22 2 BUYERS "Old World" muter crafted Great ho1ne for h1f¥t.> faniily GOOD SELECTIONS fanilly mi, air conditioning 24.S E. 2'.?nd St., Ot. IH1).0177 1 D "" TRANSFER SALE: 4 BR NEWPORT \\ith 1s tree orchard. OF BAY FRONTS pool. & &12-5200. 4 Bedroom. 11,~ Bath Huntin:::· library. = x 38' custom RACHELLE ROBERS ton Continent11I Townhouse. pool & sizzling jaruzrl. 3 Beach hse. vaulted celllnga, BEACH DUPLEX $79,500 HARDESTY REALTORS 675-2866 CU!ITOl\1 BUILT H01\1E $2·1,COO FULL PRICE levcls of bulltin custom ~· w~ ·tile Doon, plush ept'g, pvt. REALTOR 615-2373 \VliO'.o;; F'lRST? features. NEAR TH E encl p.rdeb, tennis c:ru, ANXIOUS OWNER-~r:7~~o~ ?Ja ~~a~ FULLER REALTY BE AC H . One-of-a·lrind. • ,...__, , ...... ~ Mm pool, beach club, Creat tamtty home . 4 bed-room • · 2%. ba.lm • very tuncnonat Doorp!.an -man.Y iove!.y feflturea on q u 1 e t stJttt • seller \\111 help fi- nance -$75.cm. Submft ex- ch~a. 011:ner says he wants an of-Hv m1., din. nn., kitchen, 5.M>-0814 ANYTDifE Bkr. 962-5511. ~~&a~cJ tful'~· fer, on his newly decorated Fan1. den & Ba do\\·nstairs. I'""""""""""""""""'""' J OWNER DESPERATE ,_; !'!, ~e $6.1.im eki!. 493-36U ' Walker &Lee lllA\ llTlfl. 516-00'n NO QUALIFYING ASSUME V.A. 3 Br, 2 Ba home. On Lots of closet space. Lrg dble REPOSSESS.IONS 1-Story tri-plex. Assume CI ............ -.......... ,. * REDUCED * de11 il'Able Jt...2 lot. TA.ke a car gar .. 2 patio covPra. loan \1110!. normal dov.'ll FOR sale, spacious, 4 Br, look .l make oner. Citrus trees. Woodland Sehl :·or inform:ition and location Asking only $48,500. · OUTSTANDING VIEW houH Breath taking view NO\V $119,900 MORGAN REALTY district. $87.500 owner or lhrsc Fllft !: Vll. homes, SCOTT REALTY ot ocean IUl'ilni on rockll $48,500. Laguna Niguel Vacant duplex plus guest 67~6642 675-6459 5'1~732 l>I' 531-0060. cont:1et • • ~7533 • below. Three Arch Bay 4$-5686 CALL ~7171 \'ery little S in1·cstn1cn1. roo111. SUper renovated -BUILD INCOME * KASABIAN · home, Uv nn w/trplc, 4 Lake Foresl Anyone can 11ssun1t:. l..011• boat mooring; f11111ished, SIP your Seashore Soups in * SURFSIDE CONDO si:; 3 ba'•· patio. Deal~ znonthl)' payn1ent. A\uid xlnt parking. Steps 10 your Cupe COO Cottai;e. I Old1..,. :.! BR. house on Real Est~ta '962-6644 Going! Coin&! Deluxe 3 BR, fur entertainment. $79,500. PRIME Lakclront kicatlon, 3 toclays inlel't'!lt rate. Cozy be<1ch. O\\tlt!r says "sell" 719 1\i1.111gold l~~l""'c R·2 lot p 1 L 0 T troni.ierred, Sub-11,~ Ba newly decol'. Has iOUI ET, SPACIOUS lg BR's, upgraded fa 111 i I y ho n1 e. N i cc Open d1tUy 1-5 HXi Pearl St. Dllplex 2+ I, 1-e1nodelcd & Good East.side local.ion -· "''th!"•' Bltn W/D ~ t 3 BB 2 bath S '"h /d t -•-tio & A ··5---01.it urbia Parle. 5 BR, hi-levt!I, '•.e . ., . ...,. s, .... re· C'•-•fa e , pan.,. cpts rps, cen ..... pa ne ighborhood. Lo1v f u l I gt. li 1 645-1313 r e d f• l' o r n t e <l • $7'.l,500. S24.5GO xlnt nelghborbood, nr rr1g, \liood' burning frplc \V/ Townhouse with frplc & nice private yard, $64,500. priCf' only $30,500. Act NE:\V DUPLEX. :or sale by 67?..-16.'iS Open house Sat & RIVIERA REALTY schools, parks. t e nnis gas logs, Only $27,500. Call pa.tlo. Assume F1IA Joan al LAKE FOREST REALTY DIVORCE ! ! ! quickly -call to set.> no1v. 011,rM!r. Sl·I0,000. · Sun 149 T.!.roadwav. ,C.~1. court!!, bike trail, assume Denison ASl!OC. 673-m.l. ?%% Int. $2.15. mo. locl 586--4275 * .837""161 Anxious owner l8J'I bdnirtne ~~~Oti. rrs FUN 10 BE NICE' 67:\-6!118 or 98:.!49-16 COM BEACH CONDO 641-7007 645-5609 Eves. 6~'1 VA lon11. by owner. No * PARK VU Hbl\tE * Taxe11 &: lru!urance. $32,500. Lido Isle an oner! Great St&rter THE REAL ESTATE RS Balboa Peninsula I Alpine selling. China Cove, COZY COTTAGE agts. ~186. 3 BR, Bath 1%, $31.500 MARION MILNE '• Home in best. Newport 11----------TIC\\' 2 Br. 2 &, lrplc, 2 BR, roverecl patio, double FOR Sale by Owner: Ho111e 213-4J9...8945 nf...968..3965 REAL ESTATE ~ Bedrooms_. ttve Baths, Hetabts Mx-aUon. Low q..n JS lT POSSIBLE to buy on balcony. J>ntlo, cu Ii to n1 garage, wOrkshop. Fruit on gulf coune In Hu111lngtnn By Owner La 618 S. Coaat H~ nits ' fantastic re..ldence C'lt t.~bcnlt on ~. 1hc OCt!'ftn fi'1.lnt for less than drpe/ctps. Owner 673-TTG!I l~s. R-2 lot. Bkr. 548-9721 Seacllff . 2 story, 4 BR, 2'~ ASSUME 7'Yo LOAM 1(1111& Beach compri.let 4500 111. ft of CUlr $35,;w. CAI! fMS:8400. ~¥=~~¥"='?! $100,000~ SPYGl..ASS 4 BR l FIR or 644-4670 Ba. For lnformnUon & $:'19,900 3 BR La Cue!rta. Walk * 4 YEAR OLD BEAUTY* toin Wilt Be&trty. On h /.. 10• BUYS YESI Sale or lease option. CU!ITOl\t Home. F.-side cul appt .. call $111"i>l1111 01· to beach,· Private party . ..,~ety upper Mystic HUis, doub1elotncartt!l'Uli$cou.rta ----~ "" ·-In ·-· 1 '0!1Wv,"_;IM!IG~!OO-/Cl'fN&_~-,.. Rt•1w:lcl\'Uus t.vndo111ini1n11 2 23 Hnlf ~loon Bay de sac. 4 BR. 2BA. Family ;i.~7!182 ~8532. • , 3 B~, Den, ~ &, '4m hill .l beaches. no Via Trieste, A HOME BR + den. :l B,\, 2r~ noo1·. * 64-\.-0025 or &W-1152 * nn, dining nn, utility rm. NE\V 5 Br, 3 Ba.. Fam lTn, BEAUTIFUL ocean view lot :'~~~11~1Ji~!IOO. Open Sat & &DI. l-S. $175,IXKl. <::=::;;;:;,;:;;;;;~==:::!I rhe priCI! of a phone l·all ca.st li>111er. Teni ric \·iev.· oi DUPLEX rorncr, channnlg, By Q\vner. Nr. Cnlh. schl. c/d, $42,000 7\~s;, ONLY $12,!KXI. * Qmtu _ (and a pa.Int bl'UShl bu)S C;Halina. Sc\.iirity bl~ .. In· by Oll'nCr. 500 Polnsctt!n, 646-2946. 2094 Marion \\lay. * 6-W-1323 * Oce&n\rie1v Rea11y ~In ?.fyatlc Hilts, located wlth I}; WATERFRONT 1his $2~,000 hon1e 1n c-.;-,~ " .._ • I -· 1cr<"lln1, r I e ,. at o 1·. etc. O-n 1-'" daih.·. ,,,. ~ int. e.'rtras 3 Br, 3.!:J • den, 21 SPANISH Uled pallo to >-·-~-· s"" ':"" C"'i ti""i , ..... _. t'On,.,.,,,ponuy, 1 • ""· .,..._ pie-•-sl'•. """-~-2 c.-Nlenl ncighbon....._,,_,, NO. '"· ... "'· .u ..... .._ v .. ._.;, PRL\!E View home w/unils $© ~1A ~ ?} SWtrnmb!g pool wtth btautt-~ Br," 2 ea' «new~ly ~deoo-n.'·' ~O 00\VN TO l'H.E r;1. ~t~;\1~~~ R.E. 673-:f!IO or ~~~gan Blvd. $189,500. ~ ~ _ -C Q. & fut surroundlnp, can ooly ~ 11 w/plush aold crpt'r W:: J,..'-J.J V , be appreciated by s...:?lf'l2'. BURR WHITE REALTOR out, incl. Arm•troni Walker &Lee BAYVIEW SpHl'itM.ls :> bedrooms ~ith itin~ rooiu. loads of slor- .,.~. bUlll·lns. fiL'eplace. ~' BR d"Pl~xe.. .-,,,1e. T_haf Intriguing Wo--' Game w1"lh a c•ucll-l!!l;,OOO. ... NEWPORT. N'PT BCH Spenbh Ule "' kitohen. LI' garages. $i4,500. 2811 4th Ttl n IU... SHIELDS 675-46JO rm has glau windows 12' A .... &W-m'l ..... ., CUY L POUAH REAL ESTATE A FAMILY HOME high • beaut. noor to ceu, co~•· MeH 9 1t110TTOnge .,,.,.. of tho trpl.c. R-2 !0t, $97,500. Owner. fQur JCromb19d wonk b. (Fonner1y Englwid R.E.) 4 Br, 3 Ba, $270,000. Will G'i'f>.ZW3 • krw to form foor simp r. wotdt.. 318 That!a 494-8003 ~~.VI& Lido s~ ud · * CONVENIENT -If 1111\ f l 11TI :>16-0022 OJ-n~irl('I' 1111~· !Tnde or sutr ~1-8-15~Poit_R·eon_w~lc~k--I nri • at $i3,000. C'.ood fi.ni1nc-3BR, ne\vly deMrated, nice In~. area, close to llChools, sgl & Open Hou1e Sat. I to 5 P,\C!f<"lC PROPERTIES dbl garage.~~ 11·\th iiUIKleck, o:;hnl'pcl'iL S· 1!'11~1 "'l""~i1·1• G7;).(jil;t or li'i:i·l&.12 enclstl rear yal'cl, garden I P ;1l!'l'lllO 111 11111"(1')1' \11e-w. IWUSI.' ,t, 1<10\ 1'0()n\. Ch\'llC'l 6<14-7:!1 l lST offering of n 31iac. 1 BR 11111 ca1;y Isl T11.1!ll deed, no ~1ront C()ll(k) w1 Spec· finalll:lng or high int. !'ates. la~'l1!11.r Vu of N~'J)OM Bay! !Hl-76..'(I. I W!l!J!i!llJll:!IJ!!li Pool. 1lriv. ·,,.Jp, & lux. ren-Sl~l:::A::R".'P"•"'B"R"',..,T"O'°WN=H"o"u"SE~ turc• ~dom a\·ail else· 1 ~T nt'\\·, pool, dbl garage, / ~~~~~~';:;~~".'! 1\11tt't!. sn.tm. 0 111• n er . near South Coo.st Plaza & WOULD YOU )JS.00$. sch. $29,500. s percent down. Believe this lo\'f!I)' 4BR LEASE/OPTION ~"oc',c-':::'161"'-. ~~,--~~ custom home hi es('IWJl\'(.' 408 SeviUe ~n·:SA Verde Country Club Beacon Bny "'1lh prh-:ite Sl.A>O. 001\·n-$400. n10nt11 vllht. 3 br, 21..i br1. :lOO.i beach & brt.'il sllP11 for only ,\cl No"'~ Club00.1se Orclf'. 51()...6'ra; 169.soo. anl't U\li-ncr ... 111 help CoMt Prop. 6~10 I =-"''-='..,.=""":.::::"· ~--~~ llnanct"! Tnie. Hurryl Bkr. C II p rk TOP Ko. C.:\I. )oca1ion 4 Bd. 60-4155. 0 ege • · ti, Ba, cor. lot. 511J-9S.12 By BEACH INCOME 1 BR.. ne1\· carp., paint & Ov.ner 1 F'untl•hed duplf'x 11, bloclc rtni.pes. Wnl financt. UY 0''ilC'r, Prinie El'Latskle to Ol;f'an, 10\\('r unit ha~ 2jlji Columbia Dr. 833-:::200 locatlon 4 br, 212 ba, rrplc, tittploce &. bullt Ina. $76,000. w/w crpt, S36,300. 518-5417 BALBOA BAY PROP. QUICK CASH FORECLGSURE "y * '42-7491 * THROUGH A 130.000 n11 3 "'· ' B• til<er 3 BR, 3 Bll 1.-nick>t111 ~p\JI upper. Bmkf<r r.MJ-1739 lt'\...-1 bluf1~ condu, front l'O\\' DAILY PILOT TAKE over old VA loan \\'\th "·ater \'lcw. B.11'Jf1Jn Si9.:-ioo. WANT AD ~~. :I Br, 2 Bo. tl9,txXI. Sen1plc R.E. GT.>-2101 0 1111r/At,1 St6-T139 I FA L R 0 1 ·~ I I I'· I . ~ l . If 1he cost of livtng contin. I OUTIA 1•1 . J\ I I j m:s 11 toberisc! ha lotdof toicpoyers ,--------~ w1 e1t er elinquent or I H·AMGOE 1-· , .. .. ' I I . I r I o """"~ .. '"' ''"''1 • ..... 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lr; hlllncr In tMo mrnlno worit '/OU d.ftkip ffont .iep No, 3 b.low. e PRINJ NUM8£11f0 Lt:nEllS IN THESE SQUA~ES I' I' I' I' r r I I I I I I I I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·UNE COLONIAL 4 BR AllR & SLIP to Beach, lhoJ"> resta-1, 2 atocy, 4 bedroom In one of 4 er, .3 Ba. $170.000. Will lllhlng & surttna t b, • l.aJW1a'11 !!nest l!ecllonl. leue wll,h ttnn option clw.n:ni04. 3 Br, cottete Big famlly room, n1as1lve· 'LIDO REAL TY 1 oompl~tel)'. rcolOdeled. Alk- flreplace. 3 belh1. Dining 3377 Via Udo N'pt Beach Blng L$5B10,500A. BAY PROI'. room. °"'' •be patio wtth * 6n.j300 * A BBQ. Proles1lonally * 67S.7420 * landseaff. ~I01o·e in con-BEST lnlkle houae on Lido -* • BEDROOMS-* d!Uoo, -500 flM..8003 Is!e, 8 BR, S ba:, )f'i pa.Ho ii TA.RB LL, Reaftort on dbl Jot •• btg trees, frun Den, dining llN!&, 3 Ba. ID S. Cat. Hwy. l..B. nn, fonnl din rm, Ir& Jiv clean, spacious l -1 tor 'JI, $42.500 nn, den, \\"el bar, many Cliffhaven. Sharp 2 er Soulh Lquoa blUM. Charmin1. by.,,,.,, -189G,E500M. ito.ooo. ~ooo pbo~7!?!__ fl-11--- Beach side home, corner lo! LIDO NORD "2,500 IV OWNER Duplex w1th 4 riarqes &. !IO' Cbruer linurual 3 bra. """ 181,500 -1rp1c'. $US,000,'67$,Jdl9. Stach side 2 ~· + extra Ml11ion Vleto oorntr lot. ,, PLACE REAL TY Chantlclalre, Dttot m-9104 m-mo 4 l!dt' -I bath ~IAN Vll!W** ,.,,ooo • 831f-3138 Sulit oa t\1'0 k>I•. 2 e.dlwm1, .N:.:e;.:•;.:P";;;;:'.'~ .;B:; .. ;;;;:<;;h __ _ 't~ Ba.th.t. ftttplace. .. Pr1ctd at SG,000. llilLSlDE \V/VU. 3 BR. F .R. ~r UAJ.me• Dondt. • $68.SOO. Optn Sun 1-l. 6U :\11SSfON REALTY 49-l-0731 St. Jame1 Pl. ~O.. . . 12)-F Tultln Ave., N.B. REALTORS &&2-4823 WESTCLIFF VILLA BY owner--tux. xtra ~· ranten condo. 2 BR, t BA. 164.SOO. 646-11171. HARBOR View - 3 BR. + lam. rm. Cermet, Wida construction. Great view. I ~ w_tl_!'!!,500._...._. CLEAN & PRETTY It. Vu. Jloote • BR, 2 BA, t7.f2 Pot1 Manlrli11 .Clrtle. Olmer 6'i>806.! l'Lft 6: :to PM • -' • -Naw 7°1 Build 1 P~E umt tire1 """ 2000 och• dete :I -, I 1 B~ """' ""t Br, loft u~. patl ga ga C& °"" ""' ..,_ ! LEI ...... l:ICJ I • E ·-<le' sul '"" Sul ' w. Ea 8'-0 ... 3 E ' ·~ I BJI ... H I (( ~' "' dr 67 !'E do "" 3 I In' Lo &t: .. OPI Nf loo "' "' BA "" di •I "l a h( Op It p ' c . Ca .. ' Pli ~ ,, • Nl f ~ ' c ~ I 00 E ' Bl ' \ 6 N ! ' L J -3 T I I ff ~ N 0 i I• E • \ s,,...,.,, °"°"1' 13, 1973 • • DAIL~ PILOT ~ 1~1 [ _ .. _ I~ [ ---:..-~;;;; ~-~· .. ;;;··~~~l:I;;;' -~ .... ~,~~ [., ~ IJi r -·-I~[ I~[ _ .. _ ----' _U_nlll_r_n_. __ .s_ 1 _.::.Ho::.-=:....;U:;;n::,:f::."":..:"::.· _ _;305=H;,;•:c•:c:'"::.:c...:Uot=v::.1"'=· _...:30=5! COfte -Newport lleoch NewPo<I lleoch Newport ,Beech S•n Ju.n C1phtraM Duplexi1/Unltl !ncom• Pf'!Pl!1! JM H1w11 flllf'ft.._. 300 t4eu:Mt Unfwn. NEWl'OltT o A a Lr NG _,Pool, r.....;•;.;;•;.;"-----'""'3 ASSUME ~ "''""'~ 2 "' 1e11ooe '"'"" DUPLEX ........ vu, 2 "'· I Ba Z4 UNITS ...... + • ..,, ... !loom !« ~ f'9U¥h ~WU pueUnr. San I more. $7,200 Income '85.000. S450 YEARLY. Chmtt'a low-7.,. ASSUM BLE "''" eap1a1rano. Pf.Mi POO' "l'ANISH Owner 548-4562. i,. ' "'· 2 n.. Quiet. " fnllle M~·-·ck. R'eat;-~ -bl< c~ -~ l!potNb modi. 24 TIUPLEX by owner. Auumt ~ '2r A~~· VA , 494--1!1$l table tl_K'0!9e units. $42,000 •• T% GI k>an, $316. 114/m..2415, 213/ ' Build an equity in "&ach.'.' S1nt1 Ana ·reat Cft'ltrtl Cc>lrl.a ltlr.. mo. lncome $525. \llO· r •=-::::="."':;=....,;==,, 1 p"peny. Sparid~ owners localon, Sll.000 ptr untt. $5.1,000, S49-0l33. Prtn. flnb', 3 BR yeatl,y, $300. Ca.twt L wut 11IU1 lharp renc.I with W~T 19 r •ls c a Onl)' T tlmea JPVU. Pool l 1ndu1tri11 P,.,.rty 161 drapee, ~~!1'o1'~1·1 : 2'11 flrl'placc. New p.a t n t , iardt'n4to.\)le 11 h o.r i c T C0\.111)'1.l'd,• Cllll raw. •Dlamood===·· 'i> °""'~:;;;,'~,,_.,""'-=""",= carpeting y.•ater heater Reedy to tno\'e in, SM-la 1500-17,.._SOC. 1.f. REDECORATED 2 Br, den, 2000 &q. it. Excellent rentai l"l!dccoratt'd, trnmac. ! Qr, INVESTMENT S 2 ba. Bltru: trplc ~ ""'"'ul•. Call M&-2313 lor hoo1e. 20001 S. W, Ch'<hld. . anlo AM lQnt in.. ~1613 ao 6 pm,· de1all•. \Viti finance, ~Sun 10-4 or DIVISION Oftl 3 ~--ed lloe coll .......,., · '""" ~-· Imm lel Ponln1ule Ol'fHTil.f •IT'5'RIN10ll!NICtf OC'Cpy. litcFl.dclitn Ave. Jo. --"'-'-'===-- OeM:ral SJ.,50.Hof'll!I OK. 2 Br, 1 Ba. 1 acre t>r k1d1/p.?t. Calll'o ,,,.... Ranlal ,,..., H-ilnders 547-"41 liiillooe lllend LEASE-OPTION NeoN 3 BR Hom• or Llk~new OupJoc. HARDISTY REALTORS 003 PIU1! Ave., Balboa ldand 67S.21'6 ' ~ll BY owner .f ~ORM, bonua cation, 3 blb to Newpcn BAYFRONT 5 &inns, .f : ~ l~a'HllJ F;~l~ .. ~~~'%.~ IMf\~11 ~0~l'"~&~• ! =~=·,,~=:=&~=· .. =-~'·~~=""~'-·-~="'~"='.no-"'-. ~~·B~:~i,~t,; . -W•stm1n1t•r -= ="" CORNER (S-.£) Euclid A 'til June 15, 1974., 6 BR. dtn, 49f...9104 PLACE REAL~ ' DUPLEX $69,500 w\ST CHANCE TO BUY Newpolt leach Talbert FV, WW ••II AM ... yard, view. &ti-1410. .., ........ ,_ .. NIW TOWNHOUSE 2BR. 1 ~ ba. adlts, crpts, dtpo, I'&'!. m-4899 Ea1lllde, Ire 38R, l ~ Ba. sop. din rm. lfuge dtn. Lr; . yud. $28S Santa Lsabel. IHl-3;39; $f6.7Hi. OPEN ff"'!I"' Sal • &>n Lr.< 4 br, frplc, Woodland Sclil Dist. Lease $275. 6~. 3Z Either, CM 2 Bedrootm, 2 b a t h ii TownMuae. Yleated 1wlm· ~· =1mo. C.ill 2 BR. OJurt. Very clean. Oott In. Garqe. Walk to lfarbor P!am. 341 W . \Vllaon. 213-193-91138 11 Blk lo t>caett. Pvt rooriop orRECT 1o~nor-.t O\VNER. Duplex ~ •J::~g1. c. J . ~c~-.---111=1...;Mll='---l·--------~k. co~'ltlot. \lla'lk to Open housie this wkeod. Lott for Sa.. IJI VERY cOOfce locafton ltrtH LEASE opUon 2 BR, 2BA. LJtG. 2 Br home, crpta, st«>*, res Rurants do Shops. 2 Lovcly 3 Br. 2 Ba. s & s Super T enns bedroom three bath t'4 fplc, cpts, drps, appliances, retr!g, food ;Td, gar. Adults Bloor·· 11 Ba. • lge t'tl>td sleep. Golden W~t. move In-H-.. a•-·t .. ~ ftn••M-t FAIR WA y •·• Full f!rep~a-' '---• St, .. • ~ l bk>ck from beach I: bay. St85. 61S-182"/', 673-6267. t or leenoge or i;turlto --clean, lmmed, 0 c c u p . , """ .._...... 70 "'"'"'5 a · ..... ' '"" ,...,., · •v On tilt Point. 675-4MG use, 2nc,I unit: l Br, 1 Ba. sunkl'n tiv., frplc, fomial 8<;1> on a 3 BR 2 8A down-=~ 1 n CI d In oettn, pa!1ial view. $425. 3 Br, 11.m rm, avail Oct 10th. purlo, '}. .!:aragei;: Coinb. din .. h""'" Fam \\'/Pa .... uet stairs anrl ~ BR l BA up. · lion Country Oub. Ela. fm>.7225. Capl•trano 8Mch J'l45 P.1o. bt & Jut. Call -~ .. , Onty 6 doors to beach. An 9 '1!1 trocn do<wntown Palm I I T 846-7459. • g n r a i:: e I plfcyhou.se, & floors, dsh/w~h. g u r . ideal surnmer-wlnter rental. Sptinp, Sellin& • b t 1 o w rv ne errace SJ30 a month newtr 3 BR, Z ""°'"'""'""'"'""""-,.,.,.....,,-,. garage I poCtinr · !lhed. w/Genie, walk lo Land Only $84,500 1 ~!'.,pride' tor qulcli We. Ba with Pool !a.cll.ltie• 2 BR Apt in Eastaide Co.r;ta Ga.t'dctl8 & vegctablc llf't'fl.. Elem. $43,950. 611>-6456 or _.._ 'alk to golf dub or beach . $465 a month Beach side nt\v Mesa Tli-plex, 1 level. $160. Corner Short & 135th St., leave mes,..e &JG.ml CALL "'7211 · 8 " "· horn .,_;ble ,. ... _mo=·,.,642-~-'"'°~·~~---0pen Sat-Sun 1-'f, Owner, _,.. 1 ACRE neilr Huntington r, 2 Ba. lovtly Irvine .. DI e .......... A I oo.387i. · [ I~ ~·eo~t. J!!i~~~: fu::OO~d:." m-~~!M-9704 4~mJ 2s~:1~:iemAd~~: LEASE WITH OPTION ... 1 .. ,,,., 61HOOO. BAY & IEACH 3 Br 2 Ba, Fam rm. den, CM. OC>-Ot19. Lovely 4 Br, & F Hf nn,. Glneral LAGUNA Beach Lot S2t00 RE••·TY 67r __ view, fenced yrd, bulltins, 3 br, 2 ha, newly painted, ' $2ttXI. down~· nth. -""~=:o=======i ea. (6 Loal. Not buUdablt ""'"' -beaut. carpet & drapet; S'9j new landscape, exetpUonal Acreag• for sal• 150 6 Units • JO/o at this time, tabulous view L ....... • n~-.J.. 49&-4230 or 879--00'l5 rental. $275. 646-6222. & future lnvesbnent. Lee ~ -....-. CoroM del Mar 3 BR.. 1 % Ba Home, carpe:lll LAND $74,500-• leacll ~~ Realtoc 83.l.1356 CHARMING Ooean vr.w l\00 . 1 Br . ...,.b' palnttd, ~";~,$,"~ Enioy The Bluffs Newports Award '.'!ioolng Community gorgeous grHns • nor cramped compounds 'We have a grand selection of Privately ownod residence no'w •v•ilable" * 3 Br, 2 Ba Dutch clean & inviting $375. * 3 Br, %1'.i Ba Green belts & Bay view .. .... ' ............................ $495. * 3 Br, 2¥; Ba "Conv. pil"-ncw and dil- ferent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $525 * 3 Br. 2¥:& Ba family rm "end unit" spanking new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $M0 * 4 Br, 3 full ba "spacious" -never oc- cupied .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . .. . $575. * 4 Br, 3 Ba "Pool side" -very elegant! ................................... $595 * 3 Br, 21fJ Ba family rm "big E plan" Bay vie w ....................... $650. REMEMBER, LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! EASTBLUFF REALTY 644-1133 2414 Vista D•I Oro, Newport Be.ch HouM1 Unfurn. 305 Houses Unturn. 305 Prime beach town location. 6 home, So. Lquna. Spaciou.s ntw crpts am.I yard. Irvine Newport S..cl\ •Soo,lhAore01 •SanPltaUll, ~.~1Uc1n' i""oanltJi. y;>~~~ma13h.!,.~ 7%down-l.st Mountain, o...rt grounds,Lelovely trees &: $300 • 2 B~. Irplc, alOne on LR00G_3,1BR,:.!~, , 1 BR, $175, I;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:; -~-------I .._,-"-" · .._.,.,. .,., 00 Resort 174 shnlbl. ue $350 mo, inc. hure lot. Seana A charm! .., ' .... ,,. • $2'15-2 Ilr, 2 &, garage, 2 2001.w.a.1'-111¥d. Aptos. Will take JO unll!!. P8,Yq1Cnt. Comer IOt. Green· ALL util. I: gardeninr. Aif. $350 _ LRG 3 Br bltm yard 645-%>73 3 BR. 2 baths .•••.••••• S275 hJk11 beach, Newport Shorts. (714) 673-9210 r-~"=N:,;'°'::.':::"=~:::•:c·-=;· ::."=".::"c:"::'-I Ownen will exc hange, bell. Hurry. Call 546--1&00 CABIN, Big Bear ana. l 96()-1701, Sat. or contact pe.M, ctilld/pet' ok. · ' D~na Point 3 BR. 2 ha. turn .•.•••• S300 $-'2S-New J Br, 2 Ba, frp]c BAY VIEW on1BLUFF Orange County Arta. or. INVESTMENT room, 15x36, + 1leeplng Mn. Meyers at 49W02S S3f6 • New & exceptiona!!y ~--------3 BR + bonus, ?'IS ha. $-125 dp~p1~x., ~1 blk beach. Gar, : New ll'i·l('Vcl eotido 2 Br, fercd for $70,00). DIVISION lot~. Pr:letd $7,500. Te.rma. &lnday-. niee 3 S r, J Ba, trplc, 3 3 BR, 2 BA, immaculate. 3 Br, 2 ~ .......... S450 u .., 1 rk>n, 2~ ba, l,rg m11S'l.er e 20 Acres. B etwee n Private Party SU-2015 aft OCEANFRONT S.100 mo. 2 deck& 2 ttks beadl! l\fagnficent ooean view. 3 IBr, 2 Batm •.•..••••• S400 S•l2$-3 + tam nn. an sult7, frplc, \\'tlbar, fan-BarslO\\' and Randsburg Oil ~ ~ 6 pm. • BR., 2 be. Furn. -winter NUaVIEW RENTALS Ovenl1.td 2-car gar. Quiet 4. BR, 2~S ha + v1ew •• $495 ft!ature11. llarbor v iew la8bc kltchen, pool. Open proposed Expre!ISway. Of-50Xl00 LEVEL lot, Quail OCEANFRONT turn $2'75 6734000 or &J2.18 re1ldentlal !!lreel. $350 mo. !tomes. Sun 1-4. 2951 Que<.lada. (Btk rered for $9 000 Va1ley CC, Nr. TermtnaJ. rno. 1-BR & k>tt &: dtcit PRESTIGE rentals I Adult• prel'd. 491>-mt Bkr. NUaVI EW RENTALS W.' of Vista dt>! Oro & ' · Reservoir, Feather River A.gt. 494-9704 494-9129 New 3 Br 3 Ba home near 1 RUSTIC Spanish H orne, 61J.-4040 • or 494-3248 Eastblufl.) 644-4133 or Call COLWEU. &l&-0.155. . Project. 536-3442 EMERALD Ba.y home $450 big Cororia Beach. $400 Ocean front. ~BR. Lg. BRAND new H.V.H. Mont.ego 640-0800 bUPLEX by ov.ner, Newport Oranae Co. Pren. 176 mo, for 6 months. * • * * r~ius ltees. saso m 0 • n\Odel, ll\'ail NO\'. 3 BR, Bellch. A.'lllumable 7~ % .;,;;a;, ~ Aaf:. fil-970.f,-4!»-9'r.5 New, no care 2 Br, 2 Ba C.on-rlen, 28' country kit/tam. WATERFRONT loon. Open house Sa.t:. & HOUSES INSPECI'ED Full Lido Isle do, vac now $425. OCEAN View, cun 4 BR, 3 "SINCE ~S" 1111 .,.,./xtras. Fonn. dn. rm. ISLAND HOME Sun. 223 Prospect, Newport ,.,rltten report on physical * • • * BA, tam nn, fplc, wet bar, 1st Western &nk Bldg. stq> down Hv. rm. w/frplc, 3 Bdrm, Family Room, SOOres. 831~. oond. ot hou8& by qu.allfted LIVE ON LIDO Roomy 2 Br, sundeck pragt walk to marina, S 3' 5 5 Unl\'ersitv Parlt, Irvine 2 BA, cptg/cwit. drp1 8¥4o/• loan aveil. DUPLEX -Sharp Santa Ana proflnk>nal inspector. Be 2 BR 2 BA, brick frplc. dbl .I: patio ()fl)y $200. ~"""""'-.,..,,...,.,-,,-----Days 552a7000 Nights thruout. 2-car gill'., t~nlJ I BROKER 833-0780 Heights. Principals only. sure of oond. before you gar.: wahr/dryt. \\'Inter UNIVERSITY REALTY Fountaln Valley club & pool prtvl., lndscpd, Terms $.TI 500 642-3129 buy, Ca:ll 557·?483 « ~ rmtAI $350 613-2277 213. "300~1..'E'::·..'°':!!:'·..'H~wy~·..'61'-6>1!!!:~0~ /;-;;:-:;--;;:-::::-::::;:-:;:; $5.-IO mo. &11-008fl Ev~s. I . . p• . i1.1. National Home lnsp@ctlon -,.,.;,., ' ' . 4 Br, 2 Ba, den, patio, frpl. J BR., 2',~ ba, ...... $400/450 LOVELY ...... U't"'-' I-ncome roperty -Service ·~·· ...... ........ "' Harbor View Homes 3 lots t{)f:;ether, sell together "WINT=~ER=~,~e ... -~ ... --,~So ONE OF A KIND' bll?\1, x,tras. S:WO -otf~r. No 2 BR. 2 ba, den, A/C ••• $215 lcase/&a.le. 2 BR, den . (C.d.M.' Palermo $74,400 or sep. $200 ea. llarlxli' Rest Red Carpet RMI Ettate Wanted 114 Baytront home; .f Br~ 5 ea: 3 Bedrooms, 2 Ml 0tJe.ths. i;:si::ds ok. 82S·!'al7I or 4 BR., 3 ba ............ S4Zi l\1onaco model. avail in ~ _owner · fl.'(! Lot • 4 BR Mem C~1 642-a!J.1 Beaut tum, &aJxly beach. Walk to beacb. &: an shop-· -I BR., 2 baths · ·• .... ··• '$495 Nov. Many extras. Pmr. -10 pool • -n "·It, 2 Excl·-•yes E XE CUT IVE desires Pl • •··t S1 650· M th. ~ War • ard 3 BDRM den 1., bath 2 BR. 2 baths . . • • . . . . $325 lndscpd tennlx club & -1 c"' ,..~~ ~ ~ · er uu... , . on l""•• er • I ener bit 1 •dis....:., xdsh L-· 5 BR 3 a.n N'pt "·h $575 •-frplc'si cpl, family nn, bar, Comm1rclal AlJgellca ,2 BR. plan. Old Bill Grundy Rllr 675-6161 paid. Ytuty ·Leut. -na, ....,_.. w111·, , ..,.., °"' .. prlvil'l:es, gardener ind. drapes, lnndscapcd. Property 151 $33,950. Two 2 Bdrm 1 Ba on Eastblutt only. Prete r BAYFRONT • Pier 3 .,_ 3 606'iii .Jasmine cypts. drt>!_. nc> pets. Avail CALL 552a7500 $525 mo. ~a:i96 673-7133 * 673-9212 -a tot l0% rkrwn. Income gttenbelt. Will pay 'cub. QI-, Nov. 3. $285. 962-5369. MOST beaut. new 3 -· C.2 HARBOR $3750. Yeady oow and nnil Call 83>-2116 8&. Winter or Yr I Y. VISION o.t>taodlng .... view, 3 ~. NF.\VPOP.T Crt'8t new eon. need raising. Gtto.t low $!~~~~· ~~~~~~ 11.f/~1046/fil">«i~ or ROOMY one bedroom duplex 3 BR, 2BA, tplc.,bltns. 2 car """ QI- do. Ow1K'r lran<s, mui.1 sell! $85 QQQ first time investor starter!j 213/711-115.5. unit across from park and pr, patio, kids OK. $al5 • d h'll ~er:~. h~~i :rnd. ew':.:a.Jn.2 Save $A'IOO. + on plan No 4. ' I unit$. I I~ CONTEMPO ' BR. 3 BA __ ,_ mo. No fee, agent 842-4421. I re I . 27W191 tt Of xcdl t Hlll' $52950 1 I Bu 1 2 AIMcial • ' teuullll ·comer aeparateen· Huntington 8eac:h i:ar gar, elec. opener, 3 BR + lmmed, Poss. Xln! ~ Bl · 1 · e en N · 3 • ourp ex. Y • · or trplc., builtins. $485/montb. trant-e . prage $225/mo. ~--''"------S·\85/mo. Balboa. 646-2r.5. lnrcresr. will c on si der \'I. <'XJl(tl!Un!. iear of these 2 Bnn 1 be:1;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii Winter. Phone 714/675-4923, 644-ttllAgt. -RF.ALTY P.EALTORS Lca.se-IOp:ion. own<' r , OCM'!'· I block dL"tlP. Heavy fourplexes. 10% down. Will 71411124-noo ;;;;=..,."""=,..,.--=-= Please Help! Univ. Park Center, Itvlnt $7.J(K:;rt 's you a 3 Br. 2 Ba 64.2-i419 traffic. Zoned C-2, Owner sell on contract or SPYGLASS lULL -4 BR, home in Newpoi1 Shores w/ ---· 11111 fine.n<.'t'. Hurry on this; conventional. Rents on way B~•!nn1 YEARLY Lease, 3 Br, den lndscpd prof. dee. Terrilk WE NEED rommunlly pool & tennie. * OCEANFRONT * "-port 'ty 200 1~ Ba be h •1.M NEW Friends Await in Univ. , ooe. to S600 ,....r month. """' uni , ,.. , neat ac · _.... ocean & nite Ille vu. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE rrplc, bltns, dbl gsr, patiot<, CALL Now ~ ha 9-~ •~ 1575 E Park w/pools, le n n i !I, Open Sun. 1·5, 414. Occantroot. $59,850 fourplex. 2 Bnn 1 . FOR SALE rno. r u•.........,.,. /mo. vet &r. "-1cnch1 with 1.o.-.-le--_. , ....... r-2 , _,. . crpt/drp. 6T:r5722. N ., •• ,.....,... ..... e..., ,...,"""' e1-... comm. llll8ll"~. Charmlnit 2 -~co'---=~-- 1 ew dtluxe Triplex. Cboleit 5"46al60G Backs on golf coune. 10% Newport BMch ,~==''~"°''°""°"--.,-,,, medium !!li.2led :!b!it (.,.,•ell • br, 2 ba, din rm on 1 lev"I· BLUITS FOR LEASE lo..-ation, 4 car parlting! Bx-IN' y· ESTMENT down. Will sc)I on contract PEANUT, CANDY ' GUM LOVELY 2 BR home, frlllc, tra!ned I: Wl'y ent!) shag, ROarlng bean1 ceiling, Best location Greenbelt Changes Invited. · or conventional. VENDING BUSINESS in $115 • Groovy BACHELOR eiec. eye i~-Adulta on-2 •?.'latuN. Working Adults I I rd U Ba,y \fl nd · 3 BR I BALBOA BAY PROP. c..i~!,,. ;t ~l'IR»~-r $63,000. Four 2 Bnn. 1 bL 6eo.ttoa8M~-~J? •. JNOOTotMEal PAD. GREAT AREA! Jy, 00 ..... y •a rl y , VERY RESPONSIBLE! rp c, sm. ga ens. AVA ·"• BA'.w,.ti'l ,.,,,u,ru::,..,, .. n>o.' .' * 67'7060 . * ~· IJrl...,"7\, houses on a lot big enough ,..,... • ..._.,.y, caI!f's ~•1 Rental ~ •-1mo. ~._., Goldenrod \\oil.I take extremf'ty ,__.,i ln1med. 17747 Oak T1'C'e or .., ~ ill" for one more, house or 2 price $1,238.00 cub. Write H fl I •~ I A-Cd' ~67'-' .,._, care of ..__e! 0""" Tel 49!J.J8]S; S.l25 lmi.k'. 644-l294 -TEXAS KANDY KOM Offt9 r .,..,,. ve., ,,'[, .r<M0.-:1 eves. '""" TURTLEROO< R 2 1 * SHARP 4 BR, 3 BA ]!.~:[,~~:~~~ ~ ltVl1ll1ll ~~lrt~ Et::. E,~;~~ !:i~~:H.[ J€1 ~'r,,m:::-"m<;~,.·.,~,,.Pr,,"!,,~ ... :d ... ?":,::-"''_",,',,1rp"~"'l• ;:fi~1;;;il~ ... r.:_""_~--:.ni_ .... _ .. ~ru=l?~-;_: ... £_·_;_;_~~-~-·-~ ~:Ji~~=tka~.~~ w/bllins, dbl o~,500. lo\\· at '$663, per month. ' PRIDE 0' A F 979-8'30 G'l'S-0057. room, aorgeoti!! landscaping, 1 L•guna BeitCh li'7=:~0-=-~-- CalI for appt. ~115· open -NEWPORT BEACH $85,800. Meaa Verde Pride of OWNERSHIP houses. l(t. ee. SHARP, clean, 3 BR, perfect close to shopping. Adults J~ARBOR View Home!! - llt.luSt' 1·5 Sun. , Prim(! Bayfront Sile Ownership 4-plex. 3 br, 2 ba SELF SEkVI'CE HoUIH Unturn. 305 oond. Ready tor move in. No only. $285 per mo. lncluding $17Nn1all cottage on rear Carmel NEW 3 Br; family Open House Sal & Su n l·S fo~or boa! t'CJ);lllrs & saiC'S owners Unit. Only 10% RESTA~'T ~s. $225 mo. 540-llSl, Her-gardener. Credit report re-un lrg lot. Pet ok. rm; pool, tennis prMI. lOSb Dn or lea<1e/opt Bill Grundy, Rltr. 675-6161 down. Will seU on contn.ct Best klcatloa In Stanton Ter. Ganeral itagc Realtors. quired. Call Villa.t!e Real $21~2 br ocean view apt, lrg Lcase/Optkln/Sell Equ!ly. Prime bay vu Bluffs Condo. Condominiums or conventloDal. rlti.c potential for oWner/ ---------SHARP 3 BR. tarn rm, v\ew, :£state, 8843 Adami at dt'Ck, sml pet ok. 64-1-1759 3 Br, 2 Ba. ID'.l6 V\11la for sat 160 Jlll5,8."i0: Buy all 3 ot tl>ete manaa:er Priced right at nice yard, least, ava lm· Milgnolia, 962-2456. $2§..2 br , frplc, scp. dining BLUFFS Lln<la·single level 3 Caudal. • ;52·~tat;:'>l~es. tlo $65,o:xl. AUlltln 'Sm:lth Gor· med. Don V, Franklin, 3 BR, 2~ BA. Owner'& uni! rn1..l"lf fenced yard. Redec \.Ir, 2 ha, cov. patio, Atrium . Carey Rcalt01'3 67".>-353.i BRADFORD PLACE or e i orma n on man Realtors 6'4-mtl Realtor 573-22Zl. In foorplex 2 blks beach &: nice. lovely cond. Lease $>175. Newport .. Crest C.Ondo $2,000 SAVINGS no'"""'n Beandnnao~. B~etsr ~ BEAiin Salon; ~ .,...111 * ...... 2 BR, 1 BA, remodeled, Dbl garage: Frplc. Forced $3ro-3 Br, 2 ba. frplc, rlbl Avail Nov. 61~ Pl 5 .... <'-. •Vf' "A-ch f ... Xln f r-. ....,. ttd~ted Ca .. Cod air heat. D/,V. Patio. Avall1 gar,. Atrlutn. Lovely ocean -DOV-ER SHORES an , ncv.. 1mm ........ occ . ..,..c-1 ed' 1 3 units speciali.&t, Red Carpet °"'• or -.e. ~1 opp, or * * · · u S8000 dlscount, 4 br, 3 ba. mm 111 e OCCUPBS?CY· Realtors . l!AI:. Of>l>I'. m E. furthtr lnfo call 979--0118 aft 141•0111 $215. rll9 Goldenrod 673-1658 OCT 14. $295/mo. 317 16th v . Ilea vk?w horn 4 Bdrm ram mt. pool, tennis. 011.Tlt'r ~room g.\R plan with $500. 1~b St., Co~•la Me••. KPM W.11 .. -AMI•• CHARMING 1 Br unfurn. St. H.B. 9'19-Qi9. $400:'lr 3 Br. frplc, gar, yard, 4 .. ~.·n.100. •<01"1..e· •••• •. 6'12-779& Pfll.LO improvement for I ;;ii;"i;;;i;ii;i;;i;;i;;;;i;iii-iiiii0m /'°""'=""~,.--.,---,.,., _.,, -patio, exceptional n ! cc uu ~· """"' · $27,495. Financing available !• 'GIFTS &: Home AcceasoriH -BACll Apt •-All til Beaut prden. $225. Adults, ?.IODERN house 2 Br. l Ba, faniily home. Bill Grundy Rltr. 675-6161 NE\\IPORT Ctc~t ReSaJe. ar below prevailing rati.os. FOURPLEX Shop. Fabulous location. 5 ";i · c M 5n11 ·~~n u no pets. No child. 67l-4IB9 carpeted, lrg fenced yard, NU-VIEW RENTALS OCE/\,~ front 2 Br, 2 Ba turn Pinn l. 2 Br , 2 Bu. $54.9SO. Call Red Carpet, Realtors yr. lease. 502-7341 aft. 8PM. $~ '1 BR fuie rum' c ~f 3 BR. 2 BA, patio, garage, \'ery clean, pell!~ & l :>ml 613-40.".0 or 494-32·11!· $300. \V1n!t'r rental!!. I-lavt? $8000 discount over current 645-&llO fopen evenings) ASSUME FHA Money to Lotn 240 SngJ pel'80n only. ' " · clean & apaclou•, $425/lno. =· adjoining itar, call QUIET COYE other call or come in 10 see sale price. Xlnt financing. NE\VPORT RMF..EtA AT 7010 $150 . 2 BR hie Wlfum, gar&:' ,:Y,.,..n""'y""'leasec-'~· _6#0017~·'7;;::-144 or Sandy 96'.l-4471 Property House 642-3850 Owner 644-6{)26. G . 3 B ~'~ n .. f I II 1 t TD L !'anl. CM i iRVTh'E T vu J .. ...,.e 3 Br NEW 3 BR, 2 Ba home. Fncd on the beach, year round un-BLU>•--BAYFRONT $165,000 r~8n~1~. 2 c:;. g;;, 'Erim~: '}. Bedrooms each. Showa s 01 ns sm . 2 BR. hse uni, bl& yard 3 Ba avaeOct 15th. 'tse ot yard, dbl gar. Peta & rurniahed 2 Br, I\l Ba, oi>en 2 br & def:rn~~. ~\·.~~~ oo· tlt't'Jl v.'Oler fronta,I?'{'. 3 P08s. $32,o:xl. Financing large net spendable. De· ror ch1dm .l pell!, CM. mo ssoo. 131-2738. children welcome. N r be:uns, fireplace, huge "'/founta.in. $500. 644-218I Br. 3 & + guest QUorten. 11vail. To inspect ca 11 cellent condition. UP TO 90% LANDLORDS FREE * 2 BR 1 Ba fireplace ~/~r ~ ~6 u n a · decks, s.-i00. month. uni. ' De.nlsoo A~. 673-7311 . 642-9062. If 8%% INTEREST $LANDLORDS$ huge. ye:ro.trees'. $285/mo'. · · SHIELDS R.E . PREST~l~C~E-ro_m_n_>U_ru_·,-,-,-.-,. ' PJ,.UFFS x Plan, $60,CkXJ, 3 NEWPORT Crest (' 0 n rf 0. 2 d TD L n Let us t UR rti Include& gardener m-8974. BRANO nu delux. 2 br, 494-801.Jl 0 1· 49~192 2 ha, lit. fliffi nn, nlJ elect HR. 21 ~ Ba, l )'I' old. :Kil 3RR, zi,~ b11., plan 3, new & t6Z.4471 ( =·) S46al11l n oa I We ~ nll ~l>Hchs. Cotta MH• ~~tgs'a~s &&: cf:'bhse~iic~e~ GALS -.rust for u I br SlBO kit. "'/d, priv. bch. S390 lit-, ' Villi.a Trueba. 0 w n er vac. Tennis, pool , sauna, l 1 O C dttes &: tnt8Dd Orange Co. ahoppl""· $28S. 96S-J47l \•iew . uHl pr! • furni sht'<I. 52.J--3473 or s.1&-..:,.in &10-1090. across !'ll't'et, :dnt r.m. avail. -owe1 r•tes r•ng• o. FEE FREE Sftve Time & SS Pl H I I .... PICK 2 br 'l tm SZJO or sns NPT Crest, 3 Br. 2~~ Ba, Makeofr, Owner, 67S-873i ~o NE~ UNITS Sattler Mft. Co. $ALA RENTALS$ . ease • P• NEW 5 bedroom. 3 bath, nice ,;ev.·, appll's, snl! p.-.1. ·l ~.:·st~p~1i-o~lf~a:earl)' $3.000 below market. Vie\\'. Duplexes/Unifi \Vill Cons ider C.OOtract '42·2171 ~JI __ WE NEED Fireplace, 3 car garage CHOfCT. vu 3 br 2 b6 S'.J'jj. Pi'f>pcrty !louse 642.-3850 1%"k Int. Owner. ~. sale 162 Cos1~ Mi>sa. Nnusunl depre. Serving Harbor area 24 ' Yrs. BACH $100 tum uffi. pd ~ach 2 BEDROOM HOUSE S400fmonth. No I ea !I e view, trpl.l'. pal:IC!, ''tl.rt••"f". B'Y \'u "'"''' C"""·. Pr·•me elation oppty Sched. Income · 2 required. Broker 960-1248. ALA Rental• 642-1383 " u'"'" LU:\'URY 4 br, 2% ha, lg $54,000. Price $385,000. 15',ll DON'T BORROW area • avall. mw, .,.,ith large fenced )>atd ror location nn Vi!!ta Caudal. 3 lnm rn1, huge master i;uite. 4 NEW tk1\\11. lOO'i'o rented now, 'Tl L YOU CALL lJSI NEAT 2 Br dup $160, gar. ~~?le(j & si~ry :!Jien~~\eU P:rA[,f· ~~crtP1c~rbj~~s~ I VERY riiarmin~ 2 Br, 2 Ba, br 2 ha $600. 675-.1535. Agentlo.,.,•ner. G·Kl-0166 RI . F1lr details eall Bo ty P a'do, fncd, t.ml pc'!. crptg drps; clean pert \\'eathered slungll'S v.·hltc POSl-1 . Exc-c Tov.•nhouae'/'C'OO· 3 BR 00ullf' near occan.,lo\V T PLEXES CJS REAL ESTATE fo~y~~.§!.. ~ !,.~r :i ~:-Bltll5, 2,i~~h:.~~~~~~1 cond.' m:; le~e 8~283 \\'lt!er, I'll, fr&plc, hbl'I~ ler· iki. '.l Br, 21.1 ba, trplc, pool. rlo\1•n payment, Mi e 5 Sparkling All n1?w uni!, one 54.~ll68 or eve 557~ Ing , •. '·••Jes Counru ~ ALA' •R-o'nte'ls i-.•-• WU! take -mely ~ 1 race, tees n1uc pn\'llCy, $325/mo. 646-1231, ........, '·-R It a~ om U ~· d .....,. .... ,.; v •u.--£ -• """" guuu AWNE o_n lot pr!v.-fncd 1400. n10/Hlllle l\.tcCom1lck, ......,,,.,..n ea or. ,.....,,.,.,... 1 1rec .... ~rooms 1""1 1twoth * 8·2 BR HOUSES * over 31 rears and NOW in care-at homt>! house. $150, dbl gar. Also 3 IUtr, 4~1-7:'-~H NE:\\I Bluffs C.Ondo. 4 Br.+ TP.ADE Newport B enc h "-'O .,.,..,""'ms, a 1" ,~ •• 300• lot Orange Coun+u! FREE RENTAL BOOK Ple-uc call ews. 548-7881 B h ~ s M f 11· ~~~~~~=~~ 1 .. ,11 .. , room. 2 Bat"·. fm-flreplaoes nnd 1~ b11.1h w "' " co 1$175 -·") '· "F~,.. 9~·~.~ am ies. 1·r.i0 incl utll. 2 Br, 2 Ba . Cot· ,., " '"" Prop for Out-01-Town 80'; · ~ly tncome $1.f,i36. SIGNAL MORTGAGE . DROP IN & BROWSE ........ Agt '""""" ined, occupancy. &H-2607. Prop: Bkr. 714/67l-20aR. Owner .will cal'I')' k nt l UO,()'l(l (714) 556--0100 For e:t!lD1ple : 3 Bdnn home, l BR am.I hse SU'.l. Nov.·. w/ . . tage, frplc & patio. Nev.·ly 8%~ with 20% dm~rn, Ask. RIVIERA REALTY 4500 c.am Ori NB ~IODERN 2 Br. Near beach, l'emodele!I. Near beach &. BIG CANYON H0?\1E HARBOR Vu C'armei 3 bdrm. \rw $82,500 _ but "'ill d ill-pus VP, · ' 2 bath, dbl (~. fenced stove &: cii>b. cl09!! In. Adult couple. l child, t pel .<:lnre-s. Nn Pt'!S or cliilth't'n. 4 BR, 3 li.A, farn nn. $780. $59.000i no agents pleo.11e. ~ll'lt on more th'ln one 14<1 Hroi>-+•1,..·· t:.~·t . Morttages, yard, bu 11 t ·i n•· $250 NU paint 2 br sno Eslde. ok. S225. mo. 1st &; \aat . Im· CaJI 7 1414 9 4 _ 6 4 5 8 or I..se. 493-SI97 or 542-fi735 NE\V. Avail. Nov. 644-4.140 tt1plcx. Call 61$-7225 642·7007 64$-5609 Eves. J;;:;T;;';;"';;;';;;D;;•;;•d;;•;;;;;:;;;;2;;60 per/mo. New carpets. loge yrd, fttro w/gar, pet. med. }X)fi5. 962-G)54. 21J /462-3-t91 .,.,wkday1>. NR. Beach 4 Br. fam nn, 3 BEST 3 br 2 ba $2.§, lmly. Til.E CHANNF.L REEF OFrJCE & lndustrlal bldg1, Ftp! It' tncd & LEASE w/ option nr heh., O TAR1t11NG 2 Br i>arl furn, Ba, frpl1·. t"01xln. Pool. ten· 2 br, 2 bn. Coodol $$,ax> 100'.i-full . Locattd at PUT YOUR MONEY AlAc, R:t~is 642J313 1>atio, 3 br, ram, dtn, decor 'd rrplc. garage. lst & lMt, 1 nts, $500 n10. 6-1~16.>S. lo $150,000. ARcnl 67".r3!l35 Orange County airport lO'l'ii TO WORK FOR YOUI Walker Blee shag. ln1n1ac. 968-TI50. ~295. •1!}4-4!).ll , Newport Shore' BLUFFS, By O\\'Tll!t, lo\<ely Spl'nda~eB:rte~~~ &r. Earn 10% or ~I •r•~ lltA t r ~,~K Vu 2 br 2 bR $Z75 now 4 Bclnn, 2 be. frplc, bltns, 2 BR. Ga.rage, !lt(J\'l', rf'fri~. I upgrn.ded 2 '1r ,"1 den, frplc, mgmen · r. · Q.'C\lrtd Znd ,.:; ~ ' • garage, srnl pet Ok. 25 kids ok. $.JOO. rio Ice. ('\~ 10 bPadi. r..'9 R€"\l•rly I ~100, custom 3 Br, 2 ~· ree land. $59,500 644--2\Bl (51 1 BR unl~s. lm. Nr. 0 ..,....,. Counru __ , .,.,,on 2190 Harbor Blvd. at Adams SEE Fort\'er -Nu 3 br S4 &28-fi671 or 828-5m. •r.H-637'1 S2G5 r11111 nn, clbh~/pool pnvl. beach Good mcome Low ·-.. e .., •~ e. p•--Hel ! Ute LR "'/frpl, ki1 w/bor, · · 01)('n Sun 1-5. 263 Walnut SL Newport Heights "' Int. ioan. $55,000. ito.o:xi SlGNALcn'•'iO~TI?1~E CO. ...,.se p OPEN be!IJil 3 br &: dl!'n $4Z HOUSE for renl-3 br, 1% bn, 3 BR, 2 ba, ".'~11. adult~. or iih ll3/7'90-0042 alt J)N COASTLINE 5.'.6-3771 _,,..., vu WE NEED frpl, rich cpts &: dros. lrg yd, A child, pct Qk:. S250 S375. mo. + uhht1rs. Lo;,.• •Jr I 6/\l'kcnrts. Charming Cape Cod ' ' 4500 campus Dr., N.B, ALA Rentals 6424313 mo. !>48-2.t26. tnonrh!y 494-3661 .=~~------ Bal "·· "·ru·n 11...,. from litESA Vtrde 2 A 3 bdnn, 3 .f PL.EX nr OC'C 3 br 2 ba: 2 BEDROOM HOUSE 3 BR 1 " I 1 - . ' . BEACll/poo1/\cnuis 3 BR & ttea"d; .[" beY. ~~ed I< ~r gabJ'ai'e, min. 'T.,~P· I1nc 169 11"1500mo,: 17 %d peChrcent \'i'IU. Buy lit and 2hd TD's wtttledltvile f!!'fJC'ed )1lrd for 2 1 3dBI DR.i,!1S .. 2d!"· bhlln atove 1 . blllns'. 1~!~~· rJOO.ps. e ('C · l•gun1 Hlll1 I ,fl, 1 n. l.J2 ~A.1b1n11~ . ..,r~, drps, l>cam1.:d llv nn. 213R, ba, -1c: Y owner .....,,400 nt. • • · ex. n. \'nt up to JIOO,<m. Call btrn.-n 5 m um .l!dzed dog!!:, (y.·ei ip09R • ,,,,\\"! r, 11.· \\' c · JI ~6-8291 . Ip r .m_. ~>Tc.'~"'~~~c.33611='-!>t9--0504 :'157--0350 trained k vt>t')' obedient I) crpts & drps thr11out trplc '1 Lt•1i;un• \\'orld, /'\("A' 3 Bil. 2 --.-· !lrn, brick courtYard. $79,500 · ' · &r. 9 PM or 7 to 9 A?>f 2 M 1 \\'rid Ad 11 ht!! fenced )'fl dhl ~arni::e'. NEW 2 Bdnn arllt. mnrlo, cur clu&NI ].'(l'.f. Sfi50 pr\ pt.\·, I San Clemente !~B:::~~:·:: Mob"1le Homes l [ J • .. ·] ,-_:__ I~ \~Plr .... ~"calr:,lfoe~,~.~.~~."~, 1 1 =r_:ks_:_11 -~-"-"'"~\:."'=· ~;,._,;.._, _11~~~·~mo-0~. x:.~~ ~~~ n:~~· (~:=~I ~~:~91:guel :I Yi~~t~~~~~~~~ ~~ r 1"ICJ " '"" "" Lease w/ Optkln SlOO/nlO. ~s. teruus, etc. S2i5. ~· THE SHORES l!lt'. 714-.3.12--4746. home. Just redueftl $4000.,A ($115 maxi 3 A t 5411 l290 I niu!il to M'"· O""n holl!K' toward purchase. Oean · g~n -· Attract VP Ol.'t'rul vu•.,., rlc"l'k. S J C I I ~ I &NDLORDSI Br. Tov.1\hOllM'. Avail. now. NE\V 5 en, 3 &th. .J rkhin. l':\~y ntainti·na.nl''" a n uan ap 1 rano Sot/&>n, 1-'· 400 Catalh>a Mobil H M bll H ..,. • 1°'9 N I 828/44~ Be ~ ·11 °· 11 I Or. 540<-\720 AJ;ttnt. e Omff 0 • om•• HOUMI Fumllhed 300 ~. 0 lil\l;'S. "'-' Cupfls .t: draprs. $150. .lime" ('fol""~· ..... ·l'.ran :l nn. 11l !:ta, 2 c~r pr, For S•)1 125 For Sal• 125 We Speelallze' In NC\vpoM 897/lJlS. per month. &W-J323. E"· SN;_urlty iA tr. ;-.;1 .. ·1r fr PI r. c r Pt,, d r 1, [{, Newpart Shor•• -81lbN l1land ~~~!~nil del ~8" • '* SHARP 4 BR, l BA Irvin• iu:h.1 SI~ !nc1:1utl~~,;,"'.,",' I 1ancl1<<':11M'!fl &. fC'nced yrd, LIDO PENINSULA -BARGAlN-Waterlr'OntParlc ._ .... a. r Retit r-Townhou!!e Back Bay. Pool. 1 , f'11n1s 1·1 x .• .o.xn ~c-aJr :i. u.~~l :i~•Z. BLOCK TO OCEAN 2 Br, C\m'lo)oi bath, din rm , Lido, dbl wide, 2 Br lum . LlTI'LE ISJ..AND -Ste1t1 to ~~~-~E to \'oul Try l>)lll, lll!lf clean oven, dbl srAC. .i BR. 3 BA, kida ney Bay, l'[IJI 493-.•i69. Sly. A·Ftnn1<'. 3 BR., 2 bfl. ptat\O, FntnkHn O:pl~. on ('dv Pool. $5.950. 6'f!"r8220. v.•at:; ... 1~.(!U u:a • tJw • ~· NU·VIEW RENTALS Kar., SJ7j/be. 833-8974 or t>Mfk. Pool. Pets. $395/mn. OCEANVIE\\' 2 RR, 1 •, ba, Santa Ane Hei9hts Nt"\\'l.Y 1k-t.,.,.., In &: out, 1111:1. betK1I nr 1Jdo lb!'lp. S12,5Cll. UT2 MOBILE llomc, 24:di0' cep tl"""I' f~ t 4 "1ia. 3 63-«m or 4!M am 8.\1·165.1. l>rivl' by 31lll Bet~ tall ful~. b11ckyanl \\' /sundl'l'k, 1 ~ l~l'l, f·rpt~. drp11, nl'\\' DI\\' new carpets & drapes. 613-47&1. • Air ~. Adult Pk. Can be S"A~~ hi • · $145 • SHARP t Br. Gara11:e. 82S-4·19,; or m'-13C6. patio. !rnnl1, pool, yenrly I 1t1.~1 ~ni:cl~/f11.•t~ ok, A\·ad $1.'l,500. . ts ,. movl-'d. 551""1731 · 11. •now thN June $125-Utll pd, Nice bach, Famtly w/kld ok. 3 BR. 2 Ba, carpet$ ,. drapc-5 ll'asc, S375. 493..,ifl6!J 1'\i•V J $290. •!. la-'! .., $100. CAYWOOD REAL TY PRJVA Pf'llo 6 garderi; 1 N~\I 2 BR t ei. lMna S.f'l5. GTl-4394. Jatqe apt. Yard. Lqun11.. Calif's ~sf Rental Aacy !NUt lMt...~t'n<'l'd )-a.rd avail Linde Isle 1 Jtkr :,1~9721. &14-16m * ""1290 * bdrm., 10~. v.'alnut ~-Ad II 'r1c I rl rm, . .f BR house aw.ii now for 9 $17()..Utll pd. Irr k nke 1 Br. Homefo' er• r•7 .. 964) Nov 2 $~ _,. mo. Pho-I ;rtr Ina. Xlnt cond. S4WIO. nnn. 11 JlU w P "' e rno. lease. Lots ol room. over 1arage. Coro'.\:'l ;;rot ,.... "' 5 J C I I Costll .M<!sa. 642.-8689 belch . $16,IOO $40..36n S21S J)tr mo STUDENTS Mar RlVATE bom•·$l20, •llilS, R.~7/9115 I OR 2 \'R. leR!t'. Pim-& ,hu •n uan ap 1 r•no •72 SU.VERCREST 24.-dl 2 l2x40 MOBn.E home w/!UXI \'i'El..a>ME. ' Call (713) ~1 Br. nt-.r beach. v . couple~. AlllO 2 RR. fnt'd, 3 BDRM. 2~~ brlth, hugt" r. Rr, '11 <i lln .. nlr-cond. T,()'Wl VIEWPOINT tract loo.'tl)' 4 br, 2 be; tum .. <)In~ •• r or gll'Ml'ne mom, C.111. Acllt 289-&nl. lf m MIW'l!!I' leavt Ftplc, pcol, Lquna. $130, kids/Pf'ls. A.if. Fte. de1aclwd famUy rn1, nev.·1)' ~(}J. &~~ fti'i;. br.>-4il61 • BR, 3 BA hll~e, 'Ii~ }'I:!, 3 de:taU11 & appnt, 551.:2579 prk, pct!! ok. J.?500 ~~7. m~ (2'13) :562-5219. $2'.IS-2 &r. frpk, patio, pet cm.s<""'C:i'°:c·..,.,=-=---crpt'd. UXl/nlO. ~179. ~ "~~· S::· ~~ O! ~!u~ c1raP.9otm ~ ~~:;: ~ c~~~a~~ ~~t .. ~t"in :m~. ~~ tu~l'EWw~fNTALS ntst1, 8!:~~ ~;:.:~:pch. 8!0:'"~~ ~1 ~~e~1:1!~: 1 1\;~~ ~ze~Ue: :!' 6.~ Ronnnw, S.JC, Ad. 642-6673. 548-tftl · to Shore R.uultal 64~18. 673--t)30 or 494-$248 &-18-1238 or M2-331'9 S-1?>/mo. By Aprtt .• 5.j2-04M Pilot r.IL'!ifted. 642'"56?S.. I 9UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD ' ' { ; • (!q,y I'll.OT J~[:. -iiiiiiiiiiiiiii--~I~~ I ._ ... -lftl ,... ....... ~. J[tJ I ---I~ I .,_ ..... -I~ I ""1 , , --I~ I _.., __ , ·-1~1 *-! ----~1 ...-~1 or Duplox" l'um, JU A,m. Furn. MO Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. U"'-. JM Apt. Unfum: ,JM Aft· Unfurn. JU Apt. U-..: ,JU -4GO '"'---ot 3lO DUPLEX 2 BJt Furn. Water Cot~M S.lbu l1lancl ... Ca1t1 Mew ~D~•"":,:;*'-';:;n~t;:-:;;;;-;;:;: 1 1Ne~w~-~rt!_!l~o~o~ch~--· -Newport IMch ROOMS;sl) wil up W'/ldt Pl -....-D&kl '"'"'"'"'" "'= ....... St r-wk up JPts. ailldrm I: pel Im · •-Y· -· -· Casa de Oro 1 BDRMS., 1rp1e. Private * * • * H~'JUP View, priv. Baby PAU~T BEAtrr. wa-3 BR. 1 i«llott-2318 N~ Blvd., 2 BR 2 ba. CJOCWront $4Z 8-lboa hnlMUll ALL trrllJTlES PAl.D G1::!:e.All e~~ Anoth. RI e......u..-=Br, d':1°(t e~ ;:. a• r . :!i~~~a\!ail. $450 LACi,JG:~Bch.· ~~~ t BR 2 ha tum wlntcr $215 Co1njlfU"C belllf"I! you rent r 111 r'll;l'mwfl lllU'" ..,,~ ~ .. _,,,._ NewJIQl'i Stach' S BR 2 be. OCEANFRONT, tor n1 er CU~om deidg:ilt.'d te1tturlne' 2 BR. Apt. Yearly. Quiet RAND 2 IH -._ * • OCEANFRONT, new, 5 ptfllll1 or student. Priv. entr Unf\anl. Yrty. DJo ' ~r'a unit. Upper 2. Br. e Spuciota kitchen with ~-neighborhood. Little Bo1boti 0.V.&opm.ftf BCp = rJ: i BA, U -r BR. 2 BA, fplc, cpta. d:rps, &: BA, garden, patto, ~ . Fum18hed. Wl>>ler 12'0/mo. dh<ct Ughllng 1'1Md. 67>-1314. MEDITERRANEAN ,\e'!'. $250 lse. 831.S.OO°"f"' 1'"1ury •llO"I-1Mtw DW, yr1y lie. 67$-1536 amolttt. 1100. 4SHe00, PM. associa ted eU:O K r~s -QE fl l "TO~S ~~l~ W l a lbnn 1'1) l6tl Call f7>m e Sepa.ra14! dln'g ~• NE\V, cuS1om 2 BR. 2 BA, VILLAGE overlooktna tbe wat.tr. !:I> OCF.AN vtew, )'fly, 2 Br. 1 a.£AN. tum Nr. ocr. .....,_,.. IMch • Jfonie-like l>torage adults. $350. Yearly, 223 H·•.,•lna tan Bffch joy $750,000 bRllJ:t ~ 7 Ba. dugll!X. Ul5. 6U..6780 KI tc be n, wuher/dryer • l>rlvate patloa Ahli.lone. trn/3335. An address or dlsUnc-awtm.mlna: pooill, T ll&hled dl3'I °" gc;.a evu. Retired OK. $75 mo .. ~~. ~1f~k.l BR. 1 BA. • Clolit'd p.ni.ae w/5to1qe SUNNY l br apt L4C living & tion in Costa Me 8 a VILLA YORBA ~=e ~; :::a-ttlni.wi:: DELUXE 2 br,,2 ba, sreat .;m--Om-';--7.:=---~- callf's ~t Rental A'61 : ~1:~ fid~~an ~~rl~. ~ view. $225 adjacent to Newport 714/lft..tm. neboard. croquet. JUl'IJor l's ~ti. ok. $250. Tom ** ~ room, priva~ Homeff er• 547· I •Poo1 . Barbeques. sur-B Ibo P In 1 Beach, Balboa and the 12 ,3 Br Unfum from!l94.!IOmonthly;alJ01 DUPLEX~~38692 Ba .. 1 borne,, .~2M&o.ta ·~esa. D I U 350 rounded with pluih llllJd. a • en iu • Southland's llnest com· ' · · and ~bedroom p1ana and '"' ~. • ""' lJ'ITLE liland hon,e. 3 BR up exe1 nfurn. 1 • $123, $144, $154 & Mo . Scow, J.stoey town houlta. El"°' bit~. flt to beatti.~ Xtra ROO~ ~n'1 nte:~ ldt l b& • den, lovelv patio,' llCll~d'!na. No P .... -2 BR. near beach & hi\)' $2SO munltles. rehig, util incl. Moderate trlc ldtchea., _._·ate -tial lri· Year 1'0\U1d. t....m-2383 Pl'Mt Non-tinOke. r. c.tJ 4.. ....i .. _ ' Corona del Mar "'* """ 1no ""ariY Income • A?Pllca.tlons WeJ. .._, __ ,__ .,.-iv -'!;51..(11 i.utn. ,,. • ..,,. . ..,,.,.,Mo. 1--...;;.""'-'-"'=---2 Bdnn $2U • ,~ · UNFURNISHED or ~nies, cvpcUnc, dn· S•n Clement. ~ 12(; OPAL. New 2 BR. 2 ha. NEAR Beach. Vlelv 3 BR, 365 W \\'il.80n • &Jl.1971 U'73·2l'15 oomt. peries, $1btBTannn park. RO(} i in nice hqme apt . .t Beam. Cdl'11. G&ra;i!. 2~~ ha, ownr's unit, cust Dina. Point BAYFRONT priv. beach, lrg 1 Bedroom. Fr. $150 I MO'S FREE RENT in&' with elevaton. OpHonal SPACIOUS 2 BR wl_~ w htn prlvll. Mature ~~~Mo. yrbt duplu, beam clng, pa.Uoll, I::;::.::...:.::::;::_ ____ I deluxe ~R. furn~ un-1 BR. & Den. Fr. $190 Sp&. k> N 1 Br A ms.kl service. J).111 :iorth ol ~ drpi, stove/fttrif. Lady. 2!nS Andree, CM.. fplc, nr shop.s, ~. Gra-6900 LIVE in the &11 new Dana furn. 6 · 2 Bedroom. FR. $210 Prfv ':ai....!': ..-... &: .J! Fuhion Jal.and at Jamboree pr 00 beautiful IL, Vacetlon Rent1l1 425 Cotta Meta SPAC. ne~·er 3 Br. 2 Ba, Point Harbor at the Coron• del Mir BR TwnbousesFr $250 aoff 10 -beachr•"" .• ::Pc & and San Joafll4o Hills Road. ocean vlew. See It, yau'll 1 ----.;.;.;'"--""-~ bea.utlful MARINA INN •nu • Telephone (n.C) 644-19n:I like it 131 De La Grulla. WAIKIKI _ lllkai (ooean 2 Bfl mobile home turn ~rv. oorch. \Valle shops, 516 ~fotel. ~34902 [kl Oblgpo St. Please Gall For ~~.B~':tl· = for rental lnlonnaHon Key at Apt.C, Mn. Lennox. \iew) lux Condo, 2 BR. 2 unfurn. Mature adulta. :~ Iris. $3'J5/1•. 644-6682. l:'f!6-2353l. KI t ch en , Ef· Availabilities 536-789'1. 492.-3872 BA, fully tum, a I l pets. 546-ll23 I Co1ta Meu f1clencles &. Apanmcnts. nrS ~; Th ch I Old A.DUL TS ONLY NEW 2 BR, 1'4 BA, ocean amenities. Avail Dec 1S - L-·-o •-.~ " 2 HeatM pool, direct dial tn b e ~nn· 0 -** NEW NEW NEW ** DELUXE 2 BR, 2 U view; Top area, super de-Jan 5, $500. per wk., car -·-· ~ '!On VA ..... \i\I !.'. \\'ailing SIS.'i. ..Mo 1 I-' ''" 11'orld Sp '" alts you Deluxe 1 ... 2 BR ~· $l90 •~ 4 ·-" D C ~"' i-B 1 Ra r need ard 1 ......... ne!!, 1e ev "'°"· sauna . ores "' a'""'l. aw "'" •-· Juxe, adulta, -· 92-2264. av1W. . . QiWam, ,,, LAGUNA 1 Bt. Qu'let beach ldri I . e >' or h<tfh. I au n d r)' facilities, In Costa Mes& at Ring FrplCl!I, dswhr, close to I)ishwuher, t:lreplace-, nhn S J C I tr Ala Moana BIYd. No. l!H4, oottA&e. $165 Sa la r I ed 1 s pets. 1 meeting room. close to San TOWNHOUSE Brothers' Med l le r -lbopplng 1 "beaches. Adults pool 56T an u.-n •e 1 •no (8ll:95&-T127) d . Calif's Lrgcst Rental As(cy Clemente & Laguna Beach. . Tb only, no pets. $175 kl $210. · ·2125 . . a ults, .no pell. 49-HlTO Hom.finders 547-9641 Come play In our 2 Br_. firepla£:~. pool. private ran ea n Village. e 8282 ,Atlanta Ave. ~:164T. I =~"""=z:San:ra::Azno:Alv;lell. C 1$195 ...2 Br, 1 BA. crpta. drpa, Rent•l1 to Sh•r• 430 ew1. BEAUTlll!L, bnmd new, sportfishlng, shOpplng & patios. continental break· country is lhe setting 3 Blocks ta Be•ch I, stove, ~fri&, in ~· GENTLEMAN 4Z ill ahar1! SEE &: hear the surf, 2 hr Ea.!itslde Ci\.I, nr Ralph's restaurants. S60 \vttk & Up. fast. Spack>us grounds, near where quaint cobble-LRG 3 2 *L:A PARISIENNI* devel. Pueo ' deluxe Ptn. Pt.'a~t. w/at· ~1~~ 26p':,' sf~til pd, Market and all shOppg, lg 2 Brina: t.his ad &, receive $5 =:iin:r ~fi~h*!ih. f;:! stone courtyards and Ne~ly .!i~ed, : !i;~ 1 &: ; BR. Unf: AU elec. ~ l-213'=1681~--~C'·:--.,,..,....=c-trac .~. unat!!lched, BR. 2 BA. ~· drps, bltru;, oU on fU'S I weeks rent. $250. Corona del , Mar, pathways wind over drps. 2 8.t\. Frplc. D/\V. place, htd pool. AdultJ. 2 BDRM., 1 Ba condo. BltnB, stable employed woman. N•wport B••ch D\V, ga1· .• s -1no. 642-1$1. Huntington Beach 6#-26ll. streams and ponds to 5251 & Up. No pets. No $165 & $195. 979-1268 =.s.t:~nr:rs.pool. f.m. noo monthly. Replies con- N P --EASTSIDE I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! th d f vill singles. Cell 536-lm. ACl'Ofls trom eou course tidential. P. O. Box 854, ew J•cunl & Htd oal 'J BR 11 d ' kl h LOW WEEKLY RA.TES!! e oor o your I H·~·mNG~N Bay Adult JJ43:1 s.nta Ana ·Ave. WtlfmlMter Balboa Calif. 9'Bt. H. Vu 4 BR, fantaurtic kil<.ilen, ~llri • fei~c:;d11• ~~. rr;:itac~ced Executive Suites * NE\V 2 Br. Townhouse apartment. ~ 1 ~gR Pool S,ingl l ~~!f!!!'!""!!!!~!!!!!!!!O!!!!~ MATURE responsible work· $515. &W-4410, 64+441.L SlOO "''-'°'' 1•7 Y k Bl d near China Cove. $400/mo. · ' 1 · le LOVELY 1 BR 2 Ba 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Newly 1 to _._ __ 1~ t Condominiums. gar. · "'"""' · .... . or town Y • Washer/dryer. Can turn. -Fireplaces wet bars v.'Ofuan or ma ure cp · Bayfront Condo. 'tn luxury painted-Drapes l carpeting ~~home. "'N':'n"' .~; 3 BR. 2 BA. rear.Yd. childl'l'n Beach Blvd. at Yorktown 673-a936 beamed ceilings wo;d $1tiC>. including assn. fee. adult bldg. on Balboa Penin. cleaned $160 mo. 642-5617 & drink H Bch Fum. 315 ok, no dogs. $270 mo. lse. 536-0411 * PLEASANT mt nab! p el' 1 &Wtr. WID. dtpa, Gall u ..._.. bl ~-~ 1160.. 2 Br l Ba. near Bolsa .,...,oon1228 er. ntg. · 18th & Crestmont. 548~ STUDIOS & I BR' · co 0 e, an mg. 54G-3828 or 962-1629. n..,.,.,,eva; e """'u ... ! . .......,., · ,,.,... . . 1• cle".ln 2 or 3 br. crpt, drps, -Fashioned designed UNFURN 2 br, 2ba, brfiht .t. sllp prlvil., etc. $415/per I: Brookhurst. 1 'LA~G~UN=A~~B-,-.---w-,-.-,-. d CENTRALLY located. 2 BR. • Full kitchen pabo, gar. 422 l...arkspur. l rdin ted i& drps hot & Id mo ~ or MS-9005. * 552-8521. * respon&lble male to ahare RENT or lease 2 Br, 2 Ba. Small yard. No dogs. $150. • fleeted pool GT3-3681. CO or-coo a aunny, furn' close co ON THE SAND Apt1 CU1tom ocean vu home in Condo. compl. fum. On I ~+_,_17'::'..:'::o'""°'=H:... "'-"""-"'="'-• Laund~ facilities BRAND new up~ 2 BR apt, teriors, with carpets =· 1 Child, ~ S::& Cute 2 BR w/stove I Furn. or Unfum. 370 quiet area approx. $150. mo. Lquna Nfeuel golf course. Huntington bNch • fl"re u.tilltlea open beam ceilings. $350 per and drapes. 115.s.. 842-1B89 refr1g Fabuloua Vie $250 6'7rt-6842 ( ••--• b r h 1 ---• Free hneru1 n -aJ 727 p · le ti d · w. ' · res ..... , .. me m e 1 p 0 T.V & 'd al mo. ""' tor, M4-O. -nva pa OS an * WALK TO BEACH * Yearly. 49011" Seaahon! Dr. 11.:.cl;;cboo=-'"..;""'c;.;.'"'="-"''---ll GIRL to &hate rent wttf\ 2 avail) Drps, bit-in kitehen * 3 BR. 2 BA. cpls, drps, . mai scrv, av I. 3 B ?tt Ba l bull balco , 60-3229 -appll's lncl. dstr.i.·hr &: dlstr.i.'&Sher & _"""· Nr. • Bar-B-Que . r., .. 73 • dup ex, t rues: 2 BR, crpts., drps, 'close ===---.,,.---LGE 2 BR. 1~ Ba bl~-t!I of same. In brand new re:frlg. Air cond. \Vasher & schools&: bch. ciill&.!n OK. •Phone service uu, carpels; ~pes. lots of -Community Center garage. Priv. Pat Io. HANDSOME Spill level apt. ~ • uoo, u Newport Hse. 3 br, ~ blk dryer, 2 ca'r garal:i? w/lrg No pets. $300 per n)O. e 1 lilite lo ocean storage, 607 Ins. 833-2334. with spacious lounges, $175/mo. 3 Br, frplc, pool, dbl Prima'. rri,'i!lf ' ~ul~ from beach. $100. 675-211), storage area. $ll00/mo-Lea 5.16-6133 $L')5.$16S 3 BR, 2 BA~· So. of billiard and ping pong 221 Detroit 968-8179 comp redec, M 0 V E-1 N 67S-l0'23 • 6T>-2191 ask for Susan. Call for ~ .... ~· Avail Nov. 1. L•guna a.1ch a,lrp,CHI ELOR,, & 1 BR., patios, AH.!!i ~~ily~5 rooms. $1BR.4().\lbl~· ~o"f l:J,!'.!, Bcbpool. 2 ~~· mo. Lease. agt, l JlR, Bil)' ·View, rrtepg to MALEs•--~~1 ~.,~Prlved. 1i;;;i~;';;;i;;'i~·;;;;;---e's p1-1v. garages -~""" · -3 . u ... , .... r • "'t'"" , t -_beacbet I: hland ,,...., _,,. .. .,., ,........,, , ICondomin1Um1 OIEERFUL redec. 1 Br. Divided bath & Jots of 3 BR, 2 ha, 2 story, ocean &: lsdwimminhir~ IP o ol 1 ! p,l•cily yaedCpl '•"""°"1 ml -~"?">'k ':~UFF.~lyh i,.~2 BR ~~I utll 60-3519 . beachM p•ler~ ... ~uat be Unfurn. 320 Ocean side of Hwy, view, closets. Rec. hall, pool & bay vu. $325. mo. Avail. OU oor w poo, .. a . s """""-o · ..,,.,,u .. uae, ""'• uge v. ' OVtt""'" ~=t""-e. lrplc, $250. inc, utlls 110 pets pool tables, sauna baths, Nov. t st. 675-7498. night lighted terinis No pets. 842-4664 aft 5:30. patio, end unlt, pool. Adults, Co,._ RI Mar G'iS-1386. 479-1136 See for yourself. 17301 courts BRAND nu 6 unit bldg., 2 Br no ~ts. $281 644-5298 Tn · "w"ANTED~="°"r,-maJ.....,.e--,-lO-ohan!,--1 Kee.Ison Ln. Cl bJk W. ol Coit• MNai H ] • studio, ocean view, patio & Dorrun.go Dr. 1 BEDR¥. turn or \U1fllrn. Jge 3 BR, 28A apt, block to C01t1 Mell MESA Verde 2 bdt, bit-Ins, _N_._w..:po_r_•_B_._._._. __ _ encl!d yrd, patio, din rm, gar, poo.I tac. $225 549-2882 BE'ach, 1 blk N. of Slater). -3e5 3 1 th spadwith gym.I lrg balcony, plush orange * EASTBLUFF • delux. 2 AbK~ toll'lreplbeac'h'~~.und. 2 BetLch, yevty. Only, $u.L 8'1:?-7848 n um an separa e ca.rpt. No pets, $220/mo. 116 sty, 2 Br, l~~ Ba. Quality ...... • .._......,, ... • 673-fJ950 * 675-4494 LRG. Lu.-;urious, u pp e r , Ocean Front. across St. from Bay $450 mo. yearly BY ocennfront. beach, sundk men's and women's 7th St. 962-3289,, 536-3534. cpts, dtp11:, bltlna; ltplc, Cast• Mell FEMALE roommate to share newer 2 br elegant furn nu facilities, i DC l U d" PLUSH, new Span triplex, 2 closed gar. $ 3 2 5 1m 0 • ;o.;;°"'TllE'-".;.:;;EX;_c_i_IIN_G__ 3 Br tum. apt. on 81.lboa crpts, drps, lndry, patio, ing sauna bathJ. BR, 2 BA, bltns, aha&, wet Adults, 644-64<ti-PALM MESA APTS. Isl. $80 per mo. Non smol!lllr NEA.R new 3 BR. 2 BA, clos· g:1r, nr shops & pier $2.35. -A security system to bar, patio, ~nu. to beach. DELUXE new 3, Br, 2 Ba; 4 •• ~ .... ..-.ci TO NPI' • .,,.... prefen-ed, Call. 673-2851. El Toro 673-5729 RENT tree ti! Oct, 15. Was model. 2 Bl', 2 bath, poo.1. side location. Central air. Bit-ins, patio, ~· uUl. room. 2 mi. to S. Diego Fwy S:MO/mo. TI4/91j8.1763. ed garage. Yearly. 642-3188 '-laiT Adlts, baby 0 k · insure your privacy. $220 mo. 96f-n4S Br., 2 Ba. Steps to ocean-.lll.U~v£.i:...>OR ~ SHARE Apt. or House or 642-7914. 536-2131. -A special section for $165-1 BR, new shag crpts, front. Crpt, drps, ffplc, Un~ la."'!!e aPts, SAVE $$$$ Ile\\'. 2 BR, $169. Pool, bit-Ins, th 'th all t ftple, 4 ~to beach. G !:'~·67~.$325/mo. Y,rly. h••aennnJ "Jactn:felectbll Home-Partner, 836-1194, VIEW apt. Nearly crp~. drps. etc. 8-12~ or PINECREEK ose WI sm pe s. paid. 415 '15th St.. Hunt. oou. ........u. -,.,...., ' -. 54&-1479 Garage. Single aduit onl~-. 847-1786 .6 -Convenienlly local· Beach. " 1 BR Crp :f stv f Ins, shQ a:pta:. drps, sauna BRAND new 3 Br, 2% Ba, 2 car garage, encl yard, carpet, draJ>H. frplc, pool &: recreational fa c 111 ti e !i. 557-7027 $195. &t2~. LIVES UP .,. · ts, • • re• etc. Adiilt.,, nb pet.a. RETIRED lady to share 2 ~IE.~. small beach hotel. ed .to a~ of Southern $160 . t BR. New crptng, gar, encl gar. lde for qm.t SINGLES From $150 bedroom 2 bath Townhou9e. Duplex.e1, Rooms $:ll.50 pei· wk . Apts TO ITS NAME ... Ca1iforrua, just min-3 blka to to\\'ll. 5 bl.kB to adult. No pets. Walk to 1 BEDRM. :From $165 Poot $125/mo. ~10. Furn. or Unfurn.. 355 $95 per month. 536-7()j6. Ch-er 500 tall h'ee'S utes from the Pacific beach. sis 7th St., Hunt. Bet\, SDI. 615-0285, 2 BEDR.14. From S1BS SHARE channi BaJboe. ~'E\V Spac. 2 BR, condo, llh ba.. heated pool, auchd gar, bltlns. upgrded er p t , 968-'ll52 aft 2 Leguni Be•ch and 10 stret\ms ~1th Ocean and Ne~rt Bch. 3 BR. 2 BA. bltns, frplc, 2 Unfum Apts A·1aU From $10 Bayfro:>'home ~ :JO.SO waterlalls create a .._ Beach I · g WALK TO BEACH bUc:s to bch. S.300 per to $15 l:.E.SS. $200. mo m-cis5 ' . BACH apt at Ctcscent Bay rela.xing setting for • over 00 ID n'IO. Letue:. 838-9343/ You're right, they're under· • · $155. up. $50. up wk. Color your spacious r>e\\' 1. or the Costa Mesa Coon-1 &: 2 BR. Carpets, drapes, 673-5318. priced! 1561 J',fesa or. FEMALE room mate needed LRG 2 BR, 2 BA. ~ev.1>0rt Shores. Nu crpl'g. $275/mo, yrly. $250 winter. ~8-4802 TV. 1435 N. Coast, 4M-25<a 2-~ apartment. Small try Club, !~7.:7.16th St 5.li-8548 LUXURIUOS t Br, apt, (5 blkl ~rt Blvd.) ~th.77~~Bedrooma, 2 Ire~:;~ :rtu~~n.,i =:t·1!.l'Oo'm~70~~~~ OPEN EVERY DAY DOG RUN =.: :: ~Bal~ PiiEVllW OPENING PROF. Male ~. Wiil shaft Huntington S..ch NEW Huntington Landmark Exec. Condos. Compl rec facll. Incl arts &: cra1l.'!I, guarded cntr. Adults only. $280/mo. 968-2549. ( Ap1rlmtflh for Rent I~ Gaviola, 4M-l719 to 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd., Hours: Fri -Tues 10-6 2 BR, $159. ·Pool. Gar. Oilld 6ia--0342. Award wlnninC 1, ·2io& 3 br Laguna Beach apt w/same Lido isle O:>sta Mesa. Phone: 5-15-2300. Wed . & Thurs. 10.7 ok. 842-3546, 847-1186. OCEANFRONT + Ba.y Vu. apts w/Wnfly rms. No $110. 497-1962 eves. 'GRAND * * 2 BR. 1 BA, L'Pls, drps, N~· 2 Br, 2 Ba, lrplc, Will lease. Sony, no peta. From WORKING girl will ~ 360 \VATCH the boaU go by! OirecUons to Meditemuiea11 R &: O, $145. Ask for Dale, fum. Lse s.m. 2'13/712-7116, ;tUlt $175. OUij. TOWN nice apt w/same $90/mo, A..cp:...•_,,_F_ur_n_. ___ -'-LIDO BAY1''RONT 2 Br apt. OPENING Viii.age: From the San rncgb !162-44n n 4/6734131. Family Apts, 1250 Adam.a Util pd. Call 846-266.1. Balbo. lslend Avail no1v. 4001,~ Via Lido Fl'Soueew2ay: Harbor Blvd., l BR, t BA, blt·los.. crpu, cozy 2 hr +dell, 2 be.. Porch ~ .. · <~. Pho•lneF~l:W1661 .• F'Elifl. roommate to ahr L•guna Niguel Nord. Open SAT t . S. th miles, Or from New· drps, 1 blk to beach. $175. owr gar. 3 blks ocean. '-11111 ~ ~ 38R, p.pt, 1 blk trom beach, 1,ITI'LE ISLAND'._ Near Zll/•l-19-4466. ~ pot1 Blvd., turn North 'OD mo. 645-3053, 536-1336. $285/mo. 6 7 S-0 0 9 8 or * CASA VICTORIA * 21-30, call aft 6, ~. ~ 0~n~:' ~1Bri.a~u: ne~·. very attracti\'e light & Newport Beach __,,,,.r-Harbor Blvd. 2 Blks heh 2 Br, attractive 892--5842. 1, 2 & 3 BR. Furn & Unf. ANOTIIER girl wanted ln Nlguel golf course (res\denl cheery 2Br, sundeck, gar.1 ~;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 MEDITERRANEAN bullt lns, new carpet $150. 2 BR, 2 Bath $245: Yearty Carpets, drapes, D/W, TV :ll's to ahr apt $90 mo, incl n1ember.1hip avain. Comp! ~~h~~~~:S~~~~t~~ail OCEAN & BAY VIEW N-w D ·---' VILLAGE 5J&.96.l8 call aft 6 ~:!i.;.:~hn:o~~:;: ~.t.A~.:: ~. ~~ utll. Responsible. 548-4683 ~~\~~hr kit~hen ref~·~:.l's cl~~'. 3 BR, "'"inter. \Veil ordered, Steps to Bch; !luge 3 Br, 2 Vr UHSWQ l.400 H1rbar Blvd., ~~,:~· i.ia:.e ~~: mi Balboa Blvd. 644-tl«I Ask About our gpecia11o1?Ve-~t ~a~thto s!8:.e J: air/cond. 2 car garage con1p!, So. bay \•ie''" $2j(), 81~ Uppi•r/Lowcr. ~undeck. Costa M-11 C11llf '2621 Avail now. 842--0350. SHA.RP 2 BR, Swedilh frplc, In Allowance. Bedroom. 675--67'95 wllrg storage area. $590 n10. util pd. Ul;>-51!38, ~~-.s, u11~~~~~w6~~w~~ (714) 5$7-NEW 2 BR, 1 BA ln Duplex. shag, open beam cell, bltlns, 2 Br., Unf utU pd. $00 • .::;==::....:=='---I per mo. _ Le~'S fur 12 n.'°.'· WINTER 124,1 G 1 .. Quiet & Convenient I" bel In al ·~o/ N ,_ 3.-. wlk to beach, Jeue or mo to fumiihed avalt Pool, crpu, Gir•-for k'"'•t 435 Avail Nov . l . Call 4~. • ' an"ICl, '"ti· 646-0077 Adull Uvlng .. ,e icve Equ ~" mo. 0 pe..... ..., mo., 548-8379 drps, bltns. No pel"I. Adults •-· .,, 2 Br, den, 2 ha, gar. $275. ~~..,~~!!'"~"'!~J B h 1 & 1 BR /I ft Ollwego Ave. H.B. 536-U52. & over 15 ok. Avail Nov 5. Newport h•ch per n1o. Avail now. 673-3245. OPEN HOUSE Sat/SUn. IC e Dr W O I liouslng Opportunities SPAC 1 BR, cpts, drps, gar-NEW cust bafu.front w/prl 241 Avocado St, c M MINI WAREHOUSES 1 :;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~~~~; [B•lboi Peninaula 4831 ¥.i River. Furnished 3 1,_ Fllram ,$160 *' * * age, nr Htmt Harb. $1$ mo. bchBBQ&: ~!e15r. ~.....,12 ha, b-pt. IC:&l&-"'-IIDl=;oo.·~~~~--STORAGE I• BLUFFS RENTAL BR, 2 BA, h"PI..:, aundeck, xcam ce .,Patios. Pool. 165111 Legrand; $73-5020. ~uf ~·Y· 979-0631, H No ~10~-ln or Akrve-out 2150 Vi.5l11. Dorado ··Delores'', $l5 WEEK&. UP blt-ins, $.12>/mo. \\'inter or 393 Hamilton St., C.M. Sierra Villa,.. 1 BR shag rug!, dsh/\\'Sh, Ufttington leach charges, From $7.50 per 2 Ba f st • Sleeping Rooms yesrly. 645-1949. 645-441 l "21-fenced 1ront _patio, Qi5. + 2 BR & sundeck, new cpts, & DELUXE adult po o Is id e month. !~e':ni.t,s!7~.r~~ , ,.t> I e Housekeeping Rooms OCEANFRONT, 100 VICTORIA. Spacious Sfu~du=pl~~si; deposit, 53fi-7'S2'J, =~'. cl;~~Y· ~~: garden bungalow, nr ocean, Hamilton le N~land St., HB "P1Vanl53TBA'· GlamRAuyNnnDE. ,,,,,_ • OceBA~~eQAAf'NN :i Br 2 eaDEbLlt~,x~..i,. '"rl ~~~go'·32 :~ w~~~yj 2MBiRn. 2rroBAm Beach & Frv.S'Y715· Lagvne ,leacft A&1· ~ or_5$-8!8J. -~~.'~nr:.~~11, A~~~I ~n belt $600. nionth. '"' ~05 ~lain Street . s.!50. 838-l49t:" i;75,.2fi49 ... y pat1°5, $235/moi' Dbl ga'r-s. li4 E. :iiih' St:C:M~' FEW steps trom Laguna's 1700 WESTCLIFF DR. Also 1 Br. From $135. ICLEAN==,--.. -1~1 ~1,.~~h1'-,.,--,-.,....-.1 2721 Visll' lfuerlo, l..IJ11·est 675-8740 $35 PER \Vk & up. l Br, 2 Br ~~49~r !Im pet ok. ~137 or 646-4095 finest ~ Beach. Very 2 BR w/1 or 2 BA. Bltn ap-NEW 1 Br, apt, dstl/wsh, $25. a month. Call 645-7016 priced furnished 3 Br 1n the BEACH & Pier 1 Br $180. 2 & Bachelors. Color TV, . TIRED OF NOISE? specla1, very deluxe, brand ~· Pool. 642-62'14. frp:c, 2 blocks Irom beach, C.M. area Blurfs. 5."85. per month. Br, $250. Util pd, Adlts, 3CC iuuid gerv, pool. The ~•lesa, 2 BR. 1 ~ smgle story Wilson Garden Apts 2 Br tie\V 2 story townhouse apt. DEl..OXE 2 Br. Frplc, bltns. 536-0714 1-'='-==------1 BAY & BEACH E. Edgev.·a1cr. l-.Sil-2866. -115 N. Ne~'JX)rt Bl., NB. garden unit, shag crpts. 1~ Ba crpt!! d~ Pool' All the privacy or a home. l crpts, d~, steps to ocean-Newport 8"ch Office Rent1J 440 REALTY 67 •3000 $2251:\-JO. Ltix. 2 Br. Duplex. &KH;J681. dberps, dsh~ll·ht, fncd paJio, Mature' adults 'no....+~ · BR, 2 BA. Beaut decks off front. Y Y· Bkr. 675---49ll. ~~;::::::=:-:.;;;:;-:::;:l .::::::::.::.~:::::::_ __ .::_:j l;~~~~~";:~r~~ king size beds. \\'inter. 11·1 am ce . frplc, gar. 0 • .,........ both noors. Adults only. No 2 BDRM apt, Newport * 1 BR, upstaln. $170. yrly alboo 1 8 3 BR. Steps to beach. Ne\v AduHs. $185. 2650 Elden No. NLY $162.50/A-10. lll Owner $400 lease 1 lncludfn,.. util. 304 33nt NOW LEASING E. fl · · i!l-5991. drupes, cpt~. Garage $235 A. 5.~l2S aft 7. 2283 Fountain Way EMt pe · ·2-6636 · Shore!!, yr lse. Sl1S. .... Store or office space, Harbor SUPER deluxe 2 Bedroorn, BALBOA l Br. ;ip1. 1'l.Uil. Ihm .Jw1e, $275 Yr I y. (\V, of Harbo" on Wilson) 491-1617 or 64 ·-~--'Ca:::chc.:::54"""7!'840o._ __ I ,'6C::73-65""co"'-~~-~= at Baker CM. 2~~ Bath. Qu1et ri•shold<n1tia! \"early. $190 utll pd . 67:-N926 Cali 64&-2846 CHOICE Newport Bt1ch OCEAN air lrg 2 BR • INQUIRE BANK OF All electric bu I 1 t In Ii. . ON TI.I!= BEAOI LR .3 BR, . + Patio. * GREENTREE * OCEANFRONT 64G-4011 or 646-4.145 A MESA. \Vestellff. Close to s . PP 1111:· fii3-7~19 or 5-18--$95 I G 2 BA reasonable, call ti ve s, COST Including refril(., "'usher & Corona del Mar \V1nter $21~/nlQ. 2 BR, Crpts, ffrps, bit-ms. lmmed. New triplex 3 BR. 2 BA 2 BR, 2 BA. 1 yr lse. T\tature * 979-QXI * dryer "·ailed patio, pool & frpl, patio, ni1..-ely furn. 4901 ~riJ'"Ysi.95 N;i Bak9.,_;i;....,9& lirepliice 'garage patio' dlllts no pets , ,-··a 1•n Apt1., Apt1., ciubhOusc. s;:i"Z> n\O. .STUDIO. lnl1.~. cha1'f11lng Seashore Dr. 6.12-3229 r 0 · · gr. ''7"01 ' • $285. 2637 Elden A1ve., 0.1: 8 ' . ~.... Furn. o; Uftfurn. 370 Furn. ar Unfum, '71 UNIQUE ll0~1 ES &D-6500 I cterol"'lltor type, bed alcovC', \\'ll\TER. 3 Br llpµt:r, $275 2 646-44.14. ~1 ~.Coo.st Hwy., • BLUFFS 11~·\y ~"COrated. _Shutters. Br 1011-er, $22.i. No pets. 2 BR, 1 Ba & 3 Br l~!a Ba, * EXTRA ''"" 1 Br. Heated IQIOllS Huntlngran Belch Huntln ... on 8Nch Prt patlo. Ocean side H~y. I I \I' lk o-· bl ·• --•• For \ease. Sparidlng n<.>~· l\J11.tu1'!' ndults. S2l0 673-2086. I\( u Is. 8 10 D<IY & In range, drps, crplS, pool pool. From $14.5. Malul"t' OCEANFRONT Studio In 'W 8 Condo great unobstructed . · Oct>an. Call 847..0SSO Owner. elubrm. carpons. 2 21 2 adults, • no pet'l 18 81 Spanish vUla, many 1rees, PRNIA'R Q ,·iew 'upper Nev.1J0rt Btiy. BA01ELOR a.rt, crpts. rl?l)!", ON lhu bench thru Jyne_ 31. 3 C;olle~e Ave., 6 4 6-6 0 3 2. i\lonrovia. 6'5-0026 !!Ccluded, prlv beach. Pi:ef II • ~~ Exposed bean1s in liv nn & ~~~7.~~o, ulll in<' Id e cl , Br, 2 Ba. $:t!l/n10. Ulll pd. Undc1 new mgment. SUNNY 2 BR upstairs apt male adult. $250. mo 1ncl - din nn. + rxtra lrg ram 1m. -~ 01· :>i:J-1757 $110 -l BR duplex. Pref crpts, dra~, laund nn: Utils, Yr. lease. 494-2791 All e4£'(-. kitdlen. 3 BR, 1 Br. apt. '1 Wk to heach. 3 BDRl\f, 2 BA. yearly. 2 n1atried cpl. Adults. Non· gar, older adlta pref, No LOVELY 2 bclnn apt, w 1 AD...U2BEDROOM, 3 BA. $650. 2\3,4S1·1800. Sl i) &-up. Util pd . l\o pelll. iloor!l from ocean. Nice.I sn10krnr only. No pets. Req. pets, call &ft 4 pm, 548-9735 ocean view. N~·ly decor. 2BATHAPARTMENTS ns..-......__ BRAND !lei\' 3 BR. 211 Ba, 2,j(X} Sea,·ie\\", Cdl\t. fbia. 673-2825; 77H--OI_09 __ ~'et $80~ dep. 972 \V. 17th St. 2 BR, cpt/drp, bltin&, refr, $!25. "lnO. 1 bdrm w/oceAII INABEAlJTlFlA.. ·~ deluxe <.-ondo. Ne~·port 1 ::;C::.••:;'::.•_Mc.::•::.so;_ ____ UCE,\ITT'RONT -1jl0 r;.1 5-!8--0385 pool. Adults, no pet. $ISO. v\ew $185. UUI. pd. Nov. I . OUTDOOASEITING. C!"est pool , tennis 0<.-ea1u 1m1t L.i,:. cll'tu1 2 1.11·+ Sl~AC19Us 1 Br a Pt . 126 Monte Vista Mgr No. 5, c&lt-503:;:.,o:::;.'--~=~~ <:ourt.YIU'd setting · singles $30 WEEk & UP pol'i'h. Gaf"'llj"e. 6i:t-IGS8. ! t:.ast~ide, Cl\1. nr 17th. 646-6353 WINTER rate, I BR, fuUy or family $500/nlO. unf. e Sluclio & l BR Apt~. --, ---Sl50/n10. \Vatt'r pd. ~tahn'e =El="'-------crpted, 1 blk to main beach, $600,lnio rum. f.44-7211, Agt. e TV & i\tald Ser\'k-e. A,·ull. 2 ~ 3 Hr. Dlx Aptit. Nr ocean. rn1pluyed "'<>n1an. No pets. * side 2 Br, 1~ Ba. Sl75. Studk> apt. $ls;J. • Phone St!r\'ice _ 1 [iJ . Pr...•! ~ 11.n1 111· Unf9" Nt>w crpts, 612-£92-, Bltns, .refrlg, c r P t Id r P , 644-847B OJ' 4~791_ 3n~::I)? i~~~~Et~!d:'·Jio~~~ • C_!illd~n & Pet Sectk•n '.R_ii1n1:_F',1u1!!._ ~1~. fl \"1\LUE·Qulet 2 Br. Crpls, ~to pdS. -$ l 65. l'C'lll·len.!!C, 5-1~1.'15!1 23:6 Ne"·port Bl\·11., C\I ' I JlOt.: ... f. to bcarh, Bach( lor "tO\'C refrig drps dsh"'Shr l-":O.:C::,::'------54/!-9i:'>5 111· &1.·,.::!l'ii ,\: 2 ur~ llt:i.,lt.•t.~,~·u!rd, 1''nrn t)Oo)l.' ilntu~ adults. r(J UPPEn 1 Bil, lower 1 BR, San Juan Capi1tr•no ~Ad gooc1 t0r $,j on 1,.11( \ "" 111111n·n. l)1.l~~1u, '"'''" Sl•IO 2295 Pacific Ave hurh uufuru. No c1t!l d1-en, no --Cl · 1--- 1 ,. 1·1· •I" :....,.,., " l"W'(N, heutL~I pool, Sl!'il + * • STlTh'NINr. 1 .t. 2 Br, :.! .:.an emen • ··· · ,r -•0• SJu. Sec. tlep. 548.-95"8 Ba. Gal'l'len Apt11. P011l, .\!r '1 •· J l'R DI• Apt• N,. -rec 1111. SlfV & Uii. 710 \\', ~n Clc1TI•"ll•' H.r,id• Ill ll·i>el ·oc~ol~ 1\1;11 0; Unf"' N•.,\ \l.L f'lcc. 2 HR, 1 Ba, l ch!l1I 1 BR, stove, retrlg, Quiet en1pl. mature genllemnn only. College grad,· no pet1. ~13~ .f9.l-2003. BRA ND uC'll'. ocean view 2 Hr.. :• l.iH~.. all deluxe tcoitu1~s. 1..Cn!ll', $300. Alary Boit1V11•11.n. Realtor •~2414 J.1!1h st. C,\f. $79.50 PER MONTH I ,.1.1ll11 . paint f'rOrn. $220 I ok. 1tQ pets. St75/mo. 120 t\"l'il. •J~lll •• iot·,·ui·,• S3?.-liss. ' ' .._1~llf•1·1 No 7, C.?>.I. 646-5900. T h U f n 335 1 Br. hirni.~ht'<l 11pt i.n trlrh·"\ . 1 11 1 -Nt·1·2-br, 2bn vie\"C:Y"· own ou1e nur . crpl'J-"\hll Eas~rle lo~ .. 1.111-l.1!.11.1 1.ut;i: l?>IUll'" 3 Brt 1,, bEI f 1 VER\' Nice 213r flpl, pt1v S -ttJ 1·v~1'\!lll11~ · • l ' I'J> • gar. 1111 patio trplc, no dop $170 trplc, wir. $325. 1 M Quiel arl'fl . L'til incl'rl. l1J. • ::4 n•.:1. r.iAR. 5.C.. c•pl:>, ~rps, I.tr. t8lh &l ""r ~o. ~ 830-0001 Casfl •II CAii !'6.'i-l!t:"i(), -~~ .-Ph11·ru1111. $19;>. No pets. ··~ · · -.,..-~~--1 LO TownOOuM'. L•o Fully-Furn 2 Br '$ i'A(.1,.,u.1n OVl·rlooks heh ~17 I 2 BR Loo.ver -$145 • OCEA.i.'l •rW.v b&Chelor cOl· l\10i\'1'1CEI. 2 BA • 1. 111 .1 sr11it-cfllli' to Jx-11., . . . -Cpl!!, drpa, hltns. No peu. taa:e. Full kitchen. Yai:d, oo adult r-.ectlon, 3 Br,d · Bl1ns .... 1"" beBm ct'll. pr~·I , ,,11 ui.·1. SJl)ti., '192-2414. 3 1BR.12,nn. bu1lt·1.n, caii>et11, 22ti5 l\fa"le 5'0-4484 pets. $125. 67l-ot156 bulll·lll"· t•an.l(.>ls. ""~· Adlt11. !lll ~L~ $180. 6•17·!1520. -I rp, I (! l~W. fJUtel. ~la\Ul'f' =-="'""'----== ~----JXJOI, """'' r'Re. $24'.I. Contact -Apt. Unfurn. 365 1ttlu1t.-:, 110 fl':IS. sno. 277 2 BR. pool. p;4tkJ, II~ rrd, l1gun1 Niguel 'Ir Queen 54n 7132 ~IOTI:t. ,\pts.. !u n1onih!\: l6!h l'li\('(', """"Ill, 646-:Z.114 llhft!-t. No 1:io1J1. Sl7:i/mo. 1' • ;J"-ratefl, S\10 mo f.:. 1111, Zl1ti General --. --''{>'" E..\S'fSIOE ~11--0755 2 BR Condo oo ,ROil COUl'M!. Newparf &Hcri I NewlJQr• 01,·d. ~l8·9'i"4. -Dr.t..UXE 2 Br 11pl, pRtlo. ' • · Deluxe llhag, 0 It -In A, * GREENTREE * ~1UIUl'C 4'0uple. No pct~. J..RG 3 Rn, 2 BA. Fresh __ ... _ d 126.l. ~1 BRAND NEW 2 BR !:'inp;lo•s ok._, ::o\o pet-s. . . Sl&.i. 2'l13 Rutgtn SI . JMh11. F.nr l. pa11o. Nr. OCC. =~'8'.:n-~·or 6=_;;,:,;;,.er stm1t1111. IJf.3-D :santa ,\nA I:-;,... trlplex 11nllt1 "11.h "'IL"-1 $11Sa. ·~i'"-d\ia •..-uwo [.c!an "'1th optlon 10 p1.1r· ,\\'('. nir ... 11os. p;.1111)$, c11ragcs, laundry ... ..._., ='-""-' -=='=---~--Meu Verde c:tuu1e! Tep quitllryl ~ . j f''"ffi, 2 RR, 2 BA, frnm 2 BR, crpt!, drps, r1'1'fl:1', :I BR. l't BA, llpacloull. Bpi. ---------·I e 2 It 3 Bedroom• 1\'T"l R.\('Tl\T. Racht'\or 1111,11 $21)), 2631 Ehlf':n Avt!., 0.1. oven, ~frig. No pets. S.150. Chiltl OJ\. $170. mo. 757 DLX 2 II: 3 BR, 2 Ba, encl e 2 Cer Ga.raQes "'· lrJ.( .e~·kletd pttlo. Slll. b1b-l-I\~. Aft 5 pm. 968-1'55. i::l11tllmor. 1170 R 1 Of I -loci 11111 642 1:134 ~ up. ~ntl c., 14$(1. & 41"· . ,. ' . OEL.U"E I B I Ba D I ROO\IY 1y •-2 br I" 2 "-I • .. bl l'•n> $1" 3 br Ma-A·-•••1-· ·rot• ......... R'f' r"R"lr'(,,"'f' 11 ~ I BR Fu UtU r.! "' r, p x. l nc~· """' ' ""' UI' ""• ' OoJ, ' ... ~ n;. ;>'fU"' .... ,... N,.,. .. ,..., "~· · r. · · $110, W/W Crpts trpl.c bft, crpts, drpA, range & l bn, bltl11.'!I, frple. $285. 1111 _ h PHONE 645-6141 Nrllf" 'liOtts. Quiet. AtlU t.1. O/Yi' Dbl gar. Complet~ O\'Pn. $\TO. ~8 54&-1~ e\-.1 &: v.·kcnds Newport -•c J!)H.' Po1noM, ~I &UHl728 . ' 5280 INCLUJES GAS UTIUTIES. CALL: 644·5555 ~ % i ..... """"'°" >US"°"' PACJ"Cco.t.ST tm'{. IF YOU'RE NOT LIVING AT HARBOUll ~IGHTS You're mlllinl out on tire only '""'"' '"""""""" In 11ctu11Yt """""' .... ltlrbour. A limited number of spacious apartment• are now e\lallable at Harbour Lights. In addition to lush landscaping with 1tream1, waterfalls, qulet!onda flower· lined pi:thway1, gazebOa an apaclOua open are11, you get an apartment with a private balcony, thick 1hag carpets, large master . bedr'oom euite,. w1Uc·in closets, fireplaces ' In 'tlrger models, a .complete GE buflet kit~ chen, and air eondltlonlng. There's • large swimmin g pool. rec· reatlon 9.rounda, huge fully-equipped club houae w1lh pool and game rooms, 2 aaunaa, he'lth club, kitchen, flreaide lounges and great nefghOort lo ahtrt it with, The beach, ulllng and tennis 1ra· a11 near!Jr. Al*•-ta '""" $170.00 -It Ha_.Liglllt lnllto,.ittuf Huntington H1rllour. tl100 llrfmlok Lane (714) ... 3141 Thi:! flltellf drnw In !ht' \Vest. -pnv. AchUtt, no -. Avall FUR.i~ ·bachelor. $130. mo. Uke to trade! OUr Trader'• TWO Huge rooms, ftreplact, .•.• DRiiy Pllot OaMlfled I Any day is the B~ DAY to NO'.', 5'1).$T;(l, I 2 I ]\ ulililles pd, 337C E. 21st Pan.dlt« column Is for )'OU.I a•ni.a:i bachelol'. One adull I ~li!:i!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ii~iiiiii!iiiiii!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ad. &J2~567S. ru11 ~n ad! Don t dt'fay. · 197-l(X;j. Csn: S.18$l5. 5 Jtnes, 5 dn,,ys tor 5 bucks. rinly. ~75. ~ 1 ~========" ® ' " ' • • -.. Sil c c * *: * • * Ro S1 1 2 6 "': • ( ' u • ' I R. ! l ,. l Is - • ~ I t I ' J ' J j • l .. SalU<dq, Ocl6hff 13, 1973 ~ llml -·;;;ii""':"~~ I ~;;; .... ;;; ... ;;;-;;;;;;1~iiiijiiiiiiiii~~ I ~-~ -··· l[Il] [ . .,..,:.. l[ll]! 'iii;---·--· .::;l[JJiiiiJ : I •I ' 1;8M;;;;"';;;;;;*"';:;";;;i::;;;;;;;;:;ao;;1Ront•I• w.-4'° Fotmd' (I~ .... , sso ~ytlttlng HouM.:1 .. nl"t..__ H•tp w ........ M & F 110 Holp w ........ Ma "710 lfflp Wanlod, M & F 710 lfftp Wantod, Ma p 710 , • o' I ' - PRESTIGE pi.a.,, Help!! J'OIJND ldllt Sett.r vietnlty llA&YStTTING LADY ..... ~ ..., ..... 1.;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;; BODY ..... """""'""" ..... DIETARY Aid • lo ..... In GARMENT CUTTElt . OFFICES "!fl NEID O>lta Mvaa. Call Debi.aid • My Homt, C. Mesa Good and f e 11abI1 . · &bop. 509' 2030'Harbor Blvd a 1 tr active Con,~nt Exper. pref'd ot •111 tn:ln muntain Valley, Beautl-2 BIDllOOM HOUSI ..... . X1nC cue. Oood hmcbet, R•I~. 541...,108 ARTISTS Costa Mela. ~ hoa:plta.1. Flexible houri ot right applicant 5 Day wk. _ new bulld1oc. &'f'OW\d wit~Wu,, ttnced,7f.rd for 2 i!§ffN!·~li(hab puppy. t~ ~I,)' yard. Call an)'· L _, 1 BOOKKEEPER. ceneral ot-~!l or1 ~-1ttrne ttmplO)u. 7•'"p1-4:~..:. u., .. "°180.1 510 'c''f',· &or 3 Im ~ l mcu um Qed dol• f'<l."el1 ....... -ir..,.· wwt I: Gar-tlmt, 8ts-el4. •nul~ nt SCIJl.PJUDrBS t lee, e o 111 tr u c t lo n oo:M 1t1 uM; LKle paid vaca· p Y 0a.1 .... t l t., "' . *tu 'dl~lde Into tmaii~ lnt.1.Nki I: very obi<ilt:ntl ) tkld. •C&ll ... 2365. QUAUFlED mother wUJ llU\ back&found • 1 4 e n t I a l , Uona, & income rqila(.'t!· !.ton thru 1'"'ri. 8: 30 am-noon aU!ces. 50c ..,... ,.,,.,..... 2 Mature Worklnlr: Adulta FOUND ·~· A•·•.-n.. ... care lor lnl•·t 10 4 , .. ,".'""tN'G nn· kl pn)'nlll, acoounlJ payable, nient plan. AppJy 14·1S ~"""',_Y·c.,===~--.._ ..,... ..,...,.... \11."'RY RESPON'SJBLE• ' .....,...., ..-a..• .... )'n. ~~~ ' 'P era, t>~lng, norHDdcer. l.1oo Superior, Nev.'J)Ort Beach or -GENED•L -..t, lncludea carpets, Will take ,~~...... ..:......,. Poodle Bl , Fem, Vic dl)'1 country environ, lg yd l\•aterfa.lls .l til.h pond1, •' ......,. "•"'-II g.12-roO IV" dl·•pq;, all UUllllea, ;1an1. cllte of honic' ~ ......... llalboa, 6'D-436l be:1t food &. c1u'I!. Back Bay Rea.. 1-ates, Ace Landscape ~r or tlll"U .... 8 hrs da)I, ........-t4u I oi"iii.iiiioiiiiii.ii0iii0iii0iiiii I MACHINIST tQr aervlc;e. Call Marilyn Pleau call e~ei;. 548-1881 FND 'l\lrl~ vie Avocado Jn lit'l!l :l56--886S or SQ6..Sllil. !...~~rln&lkl<r2 .....,,,r.o. Lie. No. Prot.111oMI BOYS OR GIRLS Oh't'rsltierl v.'Ofk Lo ad, !ptovall en•) 832-S4«J. \Sl?.> niaxl CdM 8'7)-2'Tlt OABYSfM'ING _ in !Tl)' -411......,..., -~•ou. 10-13 yeua old tor DAILY Oi1hw1shtr1 NeedMI 1n-.nuf. o I e c t ro 11 l c in. WANTED: Slllll• or 2 ~Lost SSS houH, de.y or niabt, kwUla M_•_•_on_ry,______ FREELANCE P1LO'rpaperNUte1lnSouth ANCIENT MARINER 1tl'\1rnent•tion.Alodernwoa-k niu:e· for '1th'llco (l)c care, trx fncd )'l'd· 6G--5299. • San1a Ana, betv.-een l\tain a: O.y & J11\gt1t tUx.ip. fooilfed Iii Oeritral 11.B: ALASKAN M'all,Jtl.u\I!, inn.le CablMtmaitlnt , WILLIAMS It SON t.1asoory. \~!1~Hd l~et:~ wJ~1~~ Fairview, Wumtt & San 2007 W, Coast llv.-y. ADVA..N'CED KJJ\'};TICS, 11\'C. UJ..Uila r" • 1% Ye&N· llO ltil-Perfect · Lie. No. 283046. Brick, breeds 1 M1m&1I L' J Diego f'A')'. Newport Beach 64G-Oln l.?31 Vlcklria Sl .. 0.1 ----rna11k. t.oet '10/1 vie. Raitt CABINETS &: fUrnlture block & a~oe. 586-63n. chlldJ~n.0D«nrati\'e 11tat!!!s~ &U-ll:Zl Apply 3 pm-a pm Jo.Ion-Fri call &w;..n65 ! 1o.1cFadclen, S.t\. Call Renxdl!llnK A Bosh\·ork P•intln9 & Caudle boldtH. Otber 11CUIJ1· l..ynn ~ An Equal Oppty En1plo)'t'r l ]'"' M7-9928 or 9 6 8-9 8 9 7 . PaUot. 646-5219 Pawhantl-tutta. District ~ianager DISHY...ASllER, p/Ume l!\"C'~ -GENERAL OFFICI ~i REWARD! C•r-ter -~•--,, ___ .._·~_,___ Bqual Opportunity Employer & Sat & Sun. Apply bet,,·n 9 Salary Out>n. (~ IY~ll!. ~mmmmiiiiiiii~iiii~ RE\VARD tor ntum ol l'l!d .......,. , *CUSTOM PAINTING Cont11.ct Phil l·fau1er BRIGHT creall\•e Als. need· & 3, Alen Verde Con\'. Vari('(! i.lutit11, ~lU'JI. y , •·" ' --•-cu-M WOOD"'On" Arnbrlt• Incl. Ltd ed to usist U.lrn producer, Hospital 661 Center St, C.1.f. tinw. For , .. ,,,;,... ~"t *1 St.fALL OITJrwt:" B'""' ... uu crown lll&IC ca I 0.1.U •T ~ lnter/Exter. f'lff Color con· 701 s Id un -~ OJi'nld Nl'Wport sh-! 4~X-Personeli 530 w/Q!~ cllnt. Lott 10/6 In C.binl!tl, panelln&, padol. 1Ulting &:: est. Won't lM! un· • Br 1e St 5-6 hn. ~ v."eek. &14-2223 DISHWASHER \\"an1e<1 11-7. (7l~t 847-1229. lmately 800 Sq. Ft. l otticlll Pre 1tt1e tract nr. Duke o.durka 646·7598 derbW. 91:. Uc. no. 2541'!1. Vlselle, Cellf. BUSBOYS Good ""'-orking t-und•. Call GIRLS OR BOYS &: receptionist arel. ,, J'UlLY LICENSED GoldenwHt 6 'Edln&er , JackBeraznan M6--N95 Im. 6'2-6Cm. (209) 134-1153 Ev•nlng Shifts 642--0598. 10·13 ye-o:1rs old for DAIL\' 1'ot' rletn•ls !"Pl\ 9'79.ll!i.ti • SPIRITUALIS'( * 8474998 ar ~ * All typts 1t =P=R'=o=F". "w""'a11°"'ooverl>-~ .. --.. -,-.. ========= Apply In Pef'IOft Aft 3 P'.\I 00'.\lESTIC llelp George PIUYJ' paper rootes Jn South RIGHT REAL TY Splrltual rerulln.gs 10 an1-1ll LOST around ncion Oct. 7lh, Garaie cabinets. 1'1(1C.l" 10 Ile. No. 219514, Insur., all .seoe Mr. Carter Allen Byhmd Agency, ICl>-B Santa Ana, b@tween ){•In pm. Advice on all n1atters Vic, ot Reuben's Z..'B Rest. Ceilllli bookcase, etc. types cf paper. i 14; ASSEi\ffiLERS FIVE CROWNS E. 16th St., S.A. 547--0~:;. & 1'~air.'it'"'· \\'wner &: San o~ ... s.PAAi~ .!~· ,jo.cl. 3Cl12 N. &:I Cautino Real, Sail Unusual man·· wristv;atch. 5lrl~ 842~. s,,)1 E. Cout Hwy., CtL\1 DRAHFTSMEN I Olegu i-\\?;, "ZI $60.,.,., rpoa· ... r ~ote. eniente,49Z-913649'l-OO.W. Substantial 1'!WAnl, callcARPENmY: Expertly "P_Al_NT~IN-G~,-..,-,-lde-and--ou-l. MACHINERY ~~. ~1._,...Per ,:,.no,,. :!1~. sec.,.r~: ARE you single 45-55 & wa.llt 61:>-1863.. done at l"l!a.tCl!IAbll! ni.tea. Small i..i.. too. Lo c • t CA:PACTI'OR P.firr n e I! d A MEC ANIC~L . Lynn Coog\>11 .....,'"'• "" .....,.. ., d 1 l"ri cia-~u l"VD female ele c tronic Detail .It Modlty Engineenng Distritt Ma·a-·. d•."'· ote. avalla"I,• ,·,· •dd•"tl a a e ,., le, ~ied. Ad t.USSING: Part S 1 am I! s e ~7914. l't'ferences. Call 642-m55 .. ,_ ·-w ..... W!CI " 0 ·• .,. No 5-'" I "'" Pilot I hlt •-ASSEMBLERS Useml)'R:rs. No exp. l'll!C. IJ'I"."' WUIP, o1·:-iange Equal Oppw·1unUy EmplO)"" charge, II req. 2172 DuPcnt, · ..,, ·c~ o Lld,Uy , w v; e crown en ~ce. cu~M Woodwork remod alter 5 p.m. Full time da"". ~'tan ·a1 NOt'lces, Billa Of l\1aterl&I. -GEN'l O --Ne. 8 llvine 833--322:J P.O. Box lfJ60 C.osta Mesa, Ans to "Doonie" Vic ""'"' ' • ~~~------J~ FC TRNE • · · Calif. !Y.tiJ5. CLUB. Ha ·r b 0 r v~ area: 6.r:-..., re1851palralt. 6v~.._.~75nbott, r IR s T c I a 11 pain-$1.90. 549-Q'J.Al. AA ~ In Drafting or BEAUT office \\1th llOl}le PROB REWARD! ~S. ,,,... . ....,.,...,,.. . ting/paperhanging:. Ext. CAR Radio Installer. Ex.per. Equh·alent Experience. P/ No ~P:"r. neteA1. Avg typing oCean view outsld" ,...._ LEAi Pregnancy. Con· Car~ 5 ... Int. Airless IP""'v, ~Est. AiSemble lntricab! ntechani· U I"'" ... ttme or F/T1me. , & \111l1nguesis lo leHn1 .... 111 do tie.nee, cdnv'. parking: cPI;. fldent, aym_pathetlc REWARD, Lost snit black ,...... •r..,.ce 97'9-5294 ""V cat assemblies {n1a\.illnery) neeeu. P to wu "'"to U.S. Electrical lr. >..1_n't m:artlng i;aJ. .l co. ~ . & util inctd. $75 per prf!gnancy counseling. Abor· male poodle, Vic Villa JOHN 'S Carpet &: Upholstery =Pc.AINT=='=ER'=-~hlah~~ly--0~al~lll~od~ lncludirv titting, adju&thl& I: start 642-Cfi64. Motors Llenetitg. mo. 2333 E. Coast liwy lion & adoptions ref. Paclftc, PleWil! call Rick Ori Shanipoo ~ Scotch· . ef!icient, \\'OUld iif:e yow'. allirunent. \Vork from bfue· CAR Dealerah!p t'XPl!t only 10079 Dalt-SL ~ason Best Agency C!o ro n a de 1 l\I a r APCARE 642-1438 \\"ylie, m-6818. lard !Soll Retardants). business. Re as on abl e' ~etches & Vft'bal in· need af!!Y· Service cashier stanton Ca 1_1400 Hrook.liuNt. r'. V1y TI.•:545-3165 ' J\10VING! Help me get RE\VARD, 100 ruby &: Degreasers & all color l 642.-3158 · Requlret 3 years c•o...c"-:"7'"",."''0''~846"'°'--03}9""". ,--I Equal n......:-..,~ty Suire 21~ 963-677a 1 furniture to l\1ass Room Jn diamond ladles rl"""• San brlghtene.rs &: 10 minute ,"°'""'""',,-,-~-,-~ ;!!.'!.r10,"""on -~_.usem, .. ,,..,.1:11~.~ CARPET LAYERS Emv!r,':: Girt Fr1'd1y $700 Executive Office Sulte Utt! ycurtruck or? Will pay. S3l--OTJ9 •" Save ..,..,,,. money by l!tVili".' reas. Int/ext, free est. hlllld tooJi;. a &U&U; a D~tAN Piping to Fee Pald. IC >W 11.ke 1.ital. ! l\10. FREE RENT . . Clemente HI""' S~h o o I bleach for \1:hlte carpets. I PROF. painter, honest ·woi'k, r =• """''" uw11 EXPERIENCED ONLY! ""v~,., . Be Janitor paid. Alr· oon· ~3725 . "~ "' Refli 548-2759 6.tl 3913 Intervlews By $800. t.1\n. '1 yr exper. lenges & oeople this is )'Our Katella, An ah e Im , any age. No exp. Write Box with choker &: bell Sat 10. Uving nn., dlninr rm., &: BAYVIEW PAINTING Apponln4,tm.,::rt ...,..¥Y CARPENTER Indus. OmiJ(ex. Olli VI ~sirions. Call Elly Ellis, !ned. er,,l:s, patio, Xerox. MAKE money easy at home LOST 1 yr old female tab, me extra trips .. Will clc.11n · ' -· ' S Growth Potentlal. lrvl.ne ca.ii;er. Plush otc1. Also Fee 5 1661. 535 Tustin. Ca. 92680. 6, Teewlnkle P~k, C.~I. hall h $~i0 ~ rs;· 15t1.50, DJ~~lff C~~~\1. (TI .,.,......,.._.. Boat·nni.Gl eu,>mten. Too~ Delaney 979-8860. 550-85m, Con!ml Career Em· ofSK space available $50 PREGNANT? Thlnkini ~-' =~ ls ~hat rCOl.l~ts, ~i * PAINTING :r ~~NlNG MAC'HINE TOOL ~ ~~ hewlpl\>I •. :~!e !!!. cD;:RA°""PE==n"v""-'"'o" .. '-,.-,-.,.-~& r~c;~a:vd.~~B."· 3 ' 00 11¥>· Will provide furniture abortion? Know llil the facts TAN ~German Shepherd, 113 method. I do '1'0rk myself. INT/~'T TRl?.1 ACCOUS ...,... .. _ .. _ ......... ,...... !abler. Cassie Draperies. at $5 mo. An111.-ering service first! Call LIFE LINE -24 G1'e'8.1 Dane. Male. Vic. Good ref. 531--0101. FREE EST Jiffi 979-81S6 DIVISION manent carpentmi tor ta.st 385..1 Bl.rch St .. N.B. 54&-1431 GIRL FRIDAY available. 17875 Beach Blvd. hrs, 541-552'1. Falrvlew & N e w po rt -· · gnw.in&'. oo kooot.n for build-64().-0133 ffuntinaton Beach .... ·-1 ALCOHOLICS • ···-•-··. 646-9234 Carpet Cleaning f'la:.t•r, PatCTI, Re•alr Conrac C t'~-;,.,., the hi~ -··lily bo&~ or evea. Rapidly expandi.n&' Hospital • ..,., ~ ..uou . .., .. v.... Floor c,1 & Windows r orpora tun .. -. •'"""' ~-· DRAPERY v.'l'.lliaoom help Supply Finn seelcs indl\id· 3'15 SQ. Ft. 2 Ou.ices, 1 Bth, Phone 542-7217 or v..Tite. S.O'ISONITE Ovemlte cue, Dutch M ~te Se ~·lli08 1r PATCH PLASTERING * 9"XlO Bola AvtnUe Peciflce By Kipper needed Colsta ?i1eu. area. uitt IO handle typing&. cieti· fl!W, all walnut paneling & P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. cc:mtains pearls (keepsake a · rv. All type•. Free '•tlrnatei Weatmln:."ter Yechts 979-lffi cal duties. FOR I?>.'TER. cpl. $120, inc.Id utll. 505 Soci•I Clubs 535 irift from parents). Reward. Cement, Concrete Call !'141Hi825 Equal ()ppor. ErnpEyer 928 W. 11th St., C.M. DRIVER VIEW CALL 919-7765. Superior Ave., Nev.-port. 673-TI41. 645-5.S70 518-~ LOC:::ST'=':.:_:.:..R_E~W-ARD=-, -,--~_,.1,cu91'0r>.t Concrete . \\'OJ'k. Piumblng ASSEMBLERS i $2.75 hr. 10 lt&rt. Drive ~~ GUU. Friday Y.'llllted. Gl'l!at -· * INTIADATA * nlllU Re hal dri tnn van. Clean cut, reliable, opportunity fer &harp pl. SAN Clemente. Small office female cat, blaclr:, "'bite move ~ t vewya. L.R. OTIS PLUMBING to deliver art wpplies, a1i0 Salary open. Hrs. 8:»5:30 suites avail. New comt. QUALITY matchet face and paws v\c 12th It Replace v./concrete 65c. ft. RC!modela It Re,ealrl. \Valer S CASHIER .llOfnl! wareOOUBe dutlea . Monday·f'riclay.Call979-5680 Rent $100.-nso. ~i blk ()(,'i!•n w/PlIOTO Balboa ·N 8 ~764 No delays. Free es1, Walkt. poaa11. M A L L M E T A L er! lncre 8' Coast H"-Y· Call 493-WJS. ''Lariest ln Calif."· LOST: '01~ ·famJly plcturi, :~~i. =~-No Job too ~~=ti: ~tu~C~ PARTS, NO E X P CUSTOMER M Edto J~sAGENCY ~~t!i~edi~~ylow!:.! e¥es. 6-8 pni. Ca.II NO\V tor F1tEE sam· oval 13 x 9. Vic. May Co. 0t· BIA. Complete Plumbln&: REO'D. GRAVEYARD 315 3rd St., Suite 203 leadin< beauty ·-'on. Xl~nt l617 WESTCLIFF-NB ~~:Jb~file on 1 prospective Bull~,~·-~ Plaza. Pt:!e~~· ;;=~ ~ve;ep~ Servlce. Lie. 272694. SHIFT, XLNT WORK SERVICE Huntlngton Beach SJ&-1439 Nev.1>0rt locatlo~ Phone 2300, 1200 & 540 i;q. ft . 55c (n4J 63IJ·59l> ; 31 hours Rev.iuu, :>!}4;·l.nM. concrete. ~668 for est. PLUMBING REPAIR COND & BENEFITS. -EARN-8-IG _$_ eves, 644-8762. ~unig~:pl54f.~~: Utll. C.OLF -I Want to buy R=~~73 ~~1~~~~~ C$MENT Wor k, Jjatlc t , ~o*jo~2!r128!>111:~ WAGE REVIEW 30 Full or pt.rt time, oo ex· HARD\\'ARE Soles Oerk oc, EAi N Vilew. ?!flee Spar.I!, =be~~!~n ~~b.1~~ Plaza. Please call f>l8-8'.i29 ~:i:e~~'iie~~-'Ms-~~rick Pool Service & 0~·L. Miller, Eng 1r::. ~: ~~ Ul~~a:i~ ee~:c:~ ~ .. E.~~ =~d ~=ed:abl:ie: or ease. 1nm ....... occupancy 675--1260 LOsr Irish ~tter, male, g STO' W I t II 1 1 lTD> IU!dhlll Ave., Irvine tioas. P/tlme .chedules alao llsb le eetvice accts. &t5-8525 trlcal. Must have good ap- H.B. & Coast 11ighv.'ay, Call · mo1 old, "Rusty." Vic 17th CU ,.f ,cement . o r k • ns 8 at°" equal oppoitunity emplO)"eT avaUable. t.1uat be bondable, ELDERLY couple, Harbor pea.r & pel'90tlallty h David, 962-7787. LADIES want to meet men St H B 960-lllfil Drives, \\alks, Patios. Uc. POOL __ , ASSE neat a...-..m1 Ir: -"-· cua-TownhouK Apt11. CM needs meeting public. Apply In l='='"~=-""=--~--1 fur companionship 41; nusr-" · ' · No. 2'55915. 642-851•. llen'•CI! per CUil. MBLERS · electronic. .. ... -'"''J"¥ SML office on Broadway nr riagc? "Parb.U" 836-l27l LOST Nev.-port a.rea _male 1 . Spl!Ciftcatlon competence in Immed <>Penlne tor pro-mer contact. part time lady for omn· Person, H. W. Wright Co, Newport Blvd, Costa ~lcsa, or 53-1479. · Y1' old Irish Setter w/tong CEMENT WOl'k Any Kind, pool malnleM.nee.' ca 11 totype v.1.rer. l\lust have Apply In Person pank>n tc disabled wife. l3i Rochester, CM $50 mo. or lease. STh-8161 tail. No m. 548-3019 ~~ & Jte!rldential 548-t845 aft S PM Thank you a;trong back gr cu nd in Good Wl.IH· &12-0039 ---- &vsinoH Rental ~5, lal BU< I Wht. """"' w/blue Cont _..;,_ . RamodoJ a Ropelr ....... "h•mati" • wir· DESWlllDS ElliCTRONIC L..t: Md FOUlllf eyes. Young ~male. Vic. ,_,.... ln.fd = same. Exper. in mun ORO.AN SALES * TOP * Bay & N~'JIOl't. ~~. p .. "'-eon-·~-Co I Home Repairs It Remodeling: ~ ... e;_ ___ ~!Jit to pol int \vir-N'"'PORT Fantut:l.c. cppartunity tor e:t· ~ .. lnfU "u"'"'"'"' , Patlo cOven, fencing .. '6. ,....,,.,..sing of e ectronlc en pe1:1enced lndivlduai v.1th a * LOCATION * St. Lie. no. Bl-l91.SQL All I Elec. It plumb. 642-6ai asaembUes .I: PC boards. No. 3 Fuhion Ialand proven sales track reoord. Found (free Mis) 550 I I~ '>'Pt• remod:t.. .. lllt-er., addit. Roofl Only exper. need apply. N. Busy mall location . pros- 9.lt'cHSful retail er service lo-JMtrucUoft ~ Qua!. wcrk. 111U>-19lil. ng H. Reaearch, 1510 S. Lyoo I "!!!!!!""'""'""""'""'"'"""'~ I pect'I by the itnen! Llbenl ca:tipn on East 11th St. in f'0\1ND little kitten, l!olultl GERWIOC &: SON !\ROOFING & Guttertna Low St, Santa Ana. B.J5-l6lS atEF · $1000 per mo. The comrn1amon9/benefits. Sell O>sta Mesa. ookwed long hdr. Flea~ BkJg Contr. Addlt &; Remod io.,.,. pric.es. Frtt es\. eall ASSEMBLERS Blue Beet. Call bet 10:30 a! bludl. OppornJ:nltlM tor * l83l Sq. Ji't. t&Ji,\ Vic. ~ del Mu !!'&'---'"-& SW• Uc~ m-ll~ 897-<rJX; lrom 1-4 PM I &-lll Mechanlcally lnclined t o a.m. 642-S611. ~ tQ nian&ge-· ~ auto ba.)'a , mat office. ~.tr.J...15l7 . ~~ 673-60:11 549-2170 PM , learn a variety ct aueinbly CLERK TYPIST ment. Don't waU · Call im-* On site parking ·~ · · Int~ 575 l & Ut lne h medfatay. All inquiries held * Excellent f!Ymll\ll"I! PARAK.EE'T, on ~ vie , JACK Taulane, r e Pa r' I Sewing/Altiretlon1 e mach s o P EntorJetic, penonabie woman conftdenc Roten * ~ s:tan··;;;._ ·M·•J),alo or r Hun-remod, add. Lie B-126901'2. _ operations, C.M. ~. for pnera1 oftlce work. in e. Mr. ' '• -Boteb. N•. EdllOll t•ARN "TO BE My Way Co. Sl?..(1()31;. Alttratlono-442-5145 -ASlEMBL Y MEN "'"" oxp. n''"""'" -Ac-:;;:!116-;:..::T.IQO=·~~~~~ PleMe call Plant, Call~ A TOUR ESCORT llectrfca1 Neat, accurate.,, YMl'I exp. Exper. only/~boat manu-curacy, m<>l'I! lmportant lhan l!lectronlc Tech $5 hr ReJ!ommics, Bkr 61>6100 2 CATS' w/Dea cotlan _ 1 T I I • a · I lacturer. $2.f».$3.M hr start· speed, Send qUa1Wcadons: Knowledp of memory sy1. • ELECTJUCIAN·Llcense No. e tv s1on ".,. r ing pay. Apply in person, Write, Oa&Hltied Ad ·~ WESTCtll'"F HELP! Volt Instant Persmnel NEEDS e Sec:r.etaries e Typists e Keyp1nch e PBX Opn STORAGE-sHOP 1260 sq tt ~am~ 1 wfit 4c Bch Enjoy the .beneftta of 233lQJ 'Small jobt maint A 940 \V. 17th g; CM Dally Pllot, P.O. Box 1560 ~-I •-10' cell. Nr. NB Post ore . .-.~ erlan ctiutth 41!1 TrlAVIL repair°& 54H203 ' COLOR TV Repair, expert, · " · · Costa M1!88. Calif. 9'J626 r"'~...,..,,e ,.. .. ncy 2*)V. OH doors. Ile ft. Jo~ores . 4W-15.."4 ' . · · ; reaeonable, molt In home. ASSI3TANT Man a&" er, \Ve .... 111 call you for llrter· 1651 E. Edlnser, S.A. 6'2-95ln. , FND _ 2 bla'Ct dop: ~ ! poJ. Only p/ttme work nect111. G1nlenl'?f Free estimate, H.B. N.B. & tralllee1, counter girls, fry vtev;. {Mark III Cen~r) Temporary Service di 1 p.:.-'-R · BJJ1ngua1 pref'd But not " C.M. Bert Ga Ile more, t'OOks. Days, NI t I! I , CLE 542-8836 3St8 Can1pu1 Dr., Suite 106 '"nlE Factor)'" has a. lrg e, ~~ ,-Vic. _,..,1red . b ' PRO~IONAL aardener, OOS-2183 Graveyard shitts open. Full RR TYPIST EL.Ec:l'RONIC TECHNidAN Newport Beach ~7'1 abop avail. $185/mo. In lluter, Glrdeu Greve N·~-•. 5 Cl&llSel e1ln tree work, pruning · • p/tlme A I J""k I Lite dictatkln. Construct.loin E al Op Cannery Village 425 30th St., 5»-1788 . • . ..'!!.· 1.1m'' ,.~;ek• toll pdua· sprlnkler1 cleanup jobs' Cal·Tronlcs. ZenJlh·RCA The Box 385 /P1~th St. CM~ \l:ork exper. Refs. Reply Seml-conductm' Jcnov;l~ qu por. Employer NB. 673-9606 or 642-35:D. FND: aha,Q:y poodle -Silver ._,,. ...., enro ment. I a n d • c 'a p l n i . George: 7&.<I W. 3Xh St. Cl\l Classified ad. no. 966 c/o euentlal, laboratory Ullng !~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I LIDO ' --400 Sq Fl -bnl Vic ~-• Call ""'-" 1<011~ • * 6f6.-0412 * ATI'RACI1VE jirl 21 or Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 ar types ol ll(llphl~cated :: .....,.;, · · .,. ~" ..,...er ,,. now .,.,..._..... ovor tuU -p·-tlm "·· •t Ca -oqulpt. Fantastic chance 1or HELP wnnt.... exp e , . .Wtable sinl retail or.oltlce, Euclid a.t Oox School F.V. For Ql,la1Uieat1ons LAWN Ma Int en an c e , Tlla ' .... .,, e. ........ta "'18' ~-=-"---advancement. "-'·-· com· secret•..., to ~rk full time 1-·'-OJttee Bean, 3355 963-2738 Interview Nights. 49'J.OOU. ~-Con1trudlon Estl-·-· .:><U<U¥ ~" Th .... Llm all 675-il.U Gardenin&:, Yard Clean-ups. CERAMIC TILE NE\V & ATTRACTIVE Ottlce Girl. 00 -·-mensurate w/exper. Apply In leather goods mfr. oftlce. or c · · SMALL dor. female, long PACIFIC TRAVEL Exper., neat, dependable. mod l ~ 5 ~.. '1'lth pleasant ..,..l'llONll.1 .... &: $1100 l\{o. FH Paid. Exper. in person 12M S. Lions St., Some sharthiwd helpful, ac-R!!NT space M&rt!nlque hair, all black, whltc on St1-0287 er MHl&W. re e · ,.,"" est. m I" ,.,....,,i \vice call"~. v as constr. supt. Car fw'n. Santa Ana. counts payable ex per . Beauty Salon, t c r m e r I y chest . part p o o d 1 e SCHOOL * C I G rde i "'eioome. 536--2426 aft 5· Iii""" Also Fee Posltlons.r Call EMPLOYMENT OFFERED Salary ~ on e;tper & Buds, avail. Contact r..111 839-1200FountainValley 543•6655 Wlnte:·~~~~p: p~:. Top SOU AUTO ~;11~m5SH.'i6pl"""'e~t~~~ M.ale, small Ute mtg oo. ~· Pl~ase call 8.11-<nir5 Martin 6T3-4900 1''ND: Blk Lab. puppy El Rye Graa l: M$t. Spmkin LOT IOY v"'"' ngo:: needs ftliable f It 1 m • t~n'lf!\1' apPnt. 1600 SQ. ft . Illdu.rtrial !hop, Dorado Home Misskm Viejo 6IO E. l!th SI. Jnal '= Sttv, fUG.1072. * MULCH* QU•ALITYTOP SO+ IL + Ful! or Part time. Set:~-cy, MOO Irvine, Blvd., N.R. employee. Oppor. to lfO'W' HOUSEKEEPER -to v.'Ork $225/mo. Also :DJ sq. rt . Of· 8»-0942 -586-f'£JO u.:v•5"' COUNTER GffiL. part time v.·/co. Mln. exptr. req'd. ln attractive convalescent ' ,_ ~ ,..._1 64&-2130 FND ~tl A I I l Santa Ana EUROPEAN Gar .. 1e n .er. ~· ThH""""'bo BRobtnsl d ~~ or run time. "".00 hr. t.o 979-2290, JL-c 11 n t' hospital. flexible , ..... ,_ ._ """'" ..,., '-" · · · '"" u s r a a n Establlshi!d 1963 Maintenance . Lanu:icapmg:. .,._,, ar r v ., ............ .. """ """' ...... I-• 1 I I R nt•t •so She"""-' vi M 1· & ~ •"-atart. 21 or 0\16, Call: .,,·eekday1. full or part time emplayes. n.1UI r • • , I"""'"' c agnoia ~•ic>:Re1noval. v-rea.10n. ...,sa, ............... -cc............ Xlnt ··-"" cond • kl •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;:;~1,~w~aroo~r~f~.v~.~84>-al.~~65;_~ l\1USIC Lessons, )1M' bomi able, 642.5329 ~ lliil AVON MAKIS ..... -w.. u• ...,.,.,,.-. ENTERTAIN?ifENT \l•anled ,,.,,.~ ... I . K .. I' ~. h t COOKS-full time cooks. Part 2 or 3 pc musical ifOUP \"&ca ~n. PP Y at 1415 NOW LEASING RLK ftn.I kitten \\'ltlte collar or my studio. \Vell·known COMPLETE Gar de n t n g u:; '""'r CHRlstMAS THE SEAroN time Utility men. Lunch & 646-2823 Supenor Ave,, New po r I Huntlntton Beach vie Pine & Adams ll.B. teacher, In O.C. area. Setvl.cea. Lawn and Gltdeti TO BE JOLLY dinner. Will train. 1'1ust be · Beach, or call 642-.UlO NEW M--l 960-1419 ~1843. f!~~ .... Reasonable rates. Eam ~xtra money for gifts over 18. Apply at Ground ~~~~e ~i nF~~~ HOUSEKEEPER Jh-e ln trir fND: \\'hi cat vie. C.?tt. }ll1h HANG GilcHng Intro<tuct ion, ......,....,...,.... Job Wanted, Mii• 700 as ll1l AVON Representative Round Heit., 2750 Harbor Ba.res Lair Ne\l'P()rt Beach. home en Linda Isle \\1th 3 liam~to~·&: ~e!I~ Sc. School prkln& lot Tues. nite Ctmatruction &: llt:!>1:rllctSon. GREEN TREE Gatd. Com/ in your spare tln1e. call: Blvd, C.P.1. children. Son1e English 1-e-960-lt70 ~S-7219 Call anytime, ask tor Anker. m. Int/Ext. Fttt est. New * MUSICIANS· Duo desires M0-7D.al. COOK, MATURE quired. Referenett plellM!. l,,...,.,...,~...,..,,....,1F'ND inule German Shepiierd ~1878. LaWils/frl!e ganJ, 613·53'/l. club work . Call John 01· Bill, BABYSI1TER, live in, '111.ith '"""-..l ___ .. 6"1!J--OOU I ~ M v C · b 557-81.ai ...,..~ .e'"-""' & Dependable '"'-oe •·c'y to $100 ==,,.,====-o:--o I -· · at t 11! ~pt. otor ehicle CLASSI AL Guitar y stu· EXP knowledgeable garden. . · own s""nrate apt., N"-A I l •"-& ~ "" H 0 USE K EEP ING " 4001 BIRCH NB c 6 · b W I 702 -.. M PP Y 11 person, .;>U.L• A/P Clerk lConstr) to $700 "" • .P.1. 15-1552 aft 6. dent ot the Romero'• It C. l!l"!. Tree, yard ~ce. tree Jo •nted, Fem• e Beach. Board + $125. mo. Sirloin, 5930 \V. Coast Hwy, lllktng Secretary lo S6i5 Chlldcarl! An hone at. 3600 sq. fl. 15c per IQ rt FND 10-spd bSke Sunday ,1c P;i.rkenlng, •97-26-16, Bob. est. $7889 or 546-9!1•1. I Girls 2 &: 4. r-.tature lady, N.B. Ga! F'rld"v ...w. reliable, n1ature v.·oman for below going rate, U. nllg: Circle Dr NB 646-l4Gl III-QUALITY LOW $ Job Wented, "•m•le 702 Engl!sh apeaking. 640--0482. ...., ........, pan time lh·e in, call for -whale strg. Baumgnrdnei' • · · St ' -~·• ___ ,_.. COOK . F /llme en1pioyment. Tax Secntary $G50 noi"SOllal inteniew, ST">-<680 1.::~::;:'-=~~~-,1 Gr1ih""" 1 ...,,.._._.. ••• MZ-1101 ••• e P at bOme. .,e Thur1.. marnlUp lD:lS.11:30 holpital. Top u.J 1: beoeflts. Penonnel Clerk $4.25 lIOUSEKEEPER. mature 5(1-5Ci32. pAn.1.ll"'l:"'E:l", Vlc Wlll'nl!r &: I I~ ~te Lie. No.-....... NEED h I , \" BABYS1TIER -n~ on Att r active convalescent General Office S450 ,,,- 1300 SQ. IT. M-i•' ~pa.cf 11.tJ\, H.B. "' -~t · -have Rides, 11 u rs I! & ' tor \\'omen' a Study Group. In 1 tStutlolllll bac,,_,, . ...a Iniurance Oerk $400 'l''Oma.n 15 hrs per "''k. °"''" w/trnnt office, lge rear ~ • , MOW It EDGE h 0 us ekprs, companions. Call ~~,, Ch"-h, By ~-~·-~ tran•-rt•tion .• "-~~ "'""2 alt """ND -~ ·•-,., · CLEAN UPS Homemake<S Up,. oh n "-•u• ....... ~'"' """'I'd. 642-2410 or apply 0.~gn En-(moeh) 10 $14K """ .,,,..,,w door, SUKI mo. 1793 Whtttic:t', ~ ... ~r Pl'l!KnPtaA:l .,use1. e ... ~·i • ' Sea, 673.-3805. ,,.~ .. 6pn1 Gt 64H033 days; MH681 '\tic ot !irirtol tn Santa Alli I b . t..:..~ , l ~ 547~1. 146 Superior Ave., N.B. Secretar)' $550 -"'"-,~-,..-~-- eftS. Helpits. call 545-4627. , • Y'.'miry; • • a..;;rAI Services ASST. Bkkpr gen olf. 2-3 BABYSJ'ITER. Over 16. St. COOK • Breakfast nced£d Acctnr. Gal™ to $750 Housekeeping nn SQ. tt. D'·l FEMAI..E.,Ensli&h ColDe V1c BABYSIT Grandma or · daya a \\'ttk Irvine Santa hr .a-7 pm wlcday + some immed. t.lust be: expel'. for G. ore CR.E.) to $5.)() & Kitchen w/front ollice \lge reu ot Magm]t.a & McFaddm In CN.ndeb!ld fdr wor1dni COU• ALL type1 home rrp&ira. ~ BJ'f!a. sai-4232 ~fore 10 fnvt1(;~:~ Varte~ ~~ ta.at operation. 646-6301. Call Jeannie Sisco Relief. Call 549-SOSl door, $180 mo. i793 ~MIJtJ!!z Westminster. 89.J..429i pte. ~. ~1:81 ServUm~ ~b ~atl!rial: Phone 968-3432 DUDRATOR/SHOPPER & Ski Hotfm!UI HOUSEKEEPER to 11 vi! C?d. 64&-0Cm de.ya; ~l ·• Fla HOme 0 Re :°a ri:i: REFINED lady \\'i~h car BABYSl1TER needed 7 am NEWPORT with elderly lady, Laguna evea. &f.2-l•m. wantl :4-ork _as dri~er It to 5 m. Your home, Ntedl!!d for Restaurant Personnel Agency 81!1tch, Salary open "19~1337 • LSE. 15,00J 5Q •• ~!:.:.AIC of• :r d t " Pa d• **RAIN Gutters Installed, oompamon. 5r5l·l968• OOF\·3284 Garfie1"11untlnit0fl area. Detilgn Company. :>46-42M 132 Dover Dr., N.B. HOUSEKEEPER, Exp, S-2, Hcea. 100) ga., p1w..,.taD ca . ~ ra er s ra 1se quallty wor1t, reuoJ1Q.ble, Help Wented, M & 710 960-14-13 DENTAL r I! c eptiofllat. '424170 ~!. T. \V, F, Refs l'l!q. live *· J~ .. 5 net. Owner/,Ag 't. .•· .,._, estim•tes. ~220B. BABYSITTER Ur~ en t 1 Y Newport Orthodonlc office. out. need car, 673--lim -tr,s:.33a _ Jr ... , Top .salary, Frln&I! benefits, ~ • ' HAllQYMAN, paint • borne A FUl!I PLACE neodcd tor W mo. o d boby, O.nW •Xp ttq. Onho exp. Stior!fe 455 .11 i nes repaits. :sm jobs a ~~~~ '-f·F. Npt H;bls. J)t't!f. Age 25--10. &12-2626. ~~to ~:::Tor~~'::-~~~ °I INSPECTOR N!:ED a itora1;'l' ru"te J •'Peclal'l. m-.1636. 54~9723. TO WORK DENTAi~ a 111\rslde Ass is· s yrs. scme \\'k eves & Alert, a&IP"f!U)\'I' ~rson ~1th have garage fnr n:nl. t• Rl\illnt BABYSITTER Need e<I , tant. fur Pcdodontic prac '1'kend l!\'t!S '1'hlle n1om and experie~ In ch erk In Ii'. Please call roomlr1gs only; ; I mes 11:..:::.::~'------:Ji R. Mon., Thurs., &: F'11. Your tlce in Newport Cent er. riad go out. Irvine. Refs. material to 1laririn.rds. {ll In .842-l610. ~ $KlPLOADER & dump truck ,, f home. Cal l MG-U49. ~tust flli\·e l'.X.per. B\lingUal Pleei;e. 833-8958. procrsi< (2) ))8.ckngt goods •ent111 Wented 460. d 11 \\'Ork. Concrete, tt&phnlt, h e eube11. BAB y s ITT ER church pre!en'e(I . 6-10--0003. FACJ'ORY .... mk In carpeted i3J lrzst':er{j 11hlpktnent1. :I 0 ars taWll'lf, breaking. 8<16-1UO 11ur11ery, Stm morn. 10:15-ID,!'.;:ENT:::O:A'-L=A.:.,::'.,'-'1,"1,."'1'-.-.,-,.-r. lll'ea •.\'/A l'Ond + l"'.\.l znusic. Exce ent ne t pac •ge. WAN'FED: 3 BR holfllC nlU9' ~ 32 rr. T11RNtTURE Van for f1 fJ l2: 15 i;, "'k, ~S-295.3/&16-4652 only. Chalnldl! & front de1k Vroituctna; n1i11iat~ preci· AVERY bi nice &: clekn ";! on , ,1 ,,. _ local tum ha.ult A: gcn'l C-. eJ..ee BACI~ Office Girl required dutll!I. 4 Girl ofc. lt.B. slon parts Under' m.ICf'Ok'Ope. PRODUCTS $300 or Jeu. Fort thret kaullns. MS-1862, 557~2136. for OB/GYN office, Sfnd talary. NiM-136. Recent '1-ork ex-per required. etnployed yourJi m c n. JAGUAR XK£ ~ TRADE $3&W S@cond Trust LOCAL movtng & hitullng by Now Hiring re11unle to P.O. Dox 3992 DENTAL Orthodontic Asst. llft It ~ 1hlft. Tup 11.·ages 2G3:1 S. SUsan Prefe~let atreet, w!.11 black ln.trty xlnt' co11d. Wltf deed l~ lnttttlt S year atude.nt. Larae truck. Reas. Leng Beach, 9Ce03. 0 1 aren. Fn1t It chrside, + O>. benef'lts. Santa Ana Cs.1U., t;&kr Ing nlJ:j ~ rrade tor late PU ttuck oi ~for <kw.n PlYn)ent on S.IT)'. 5,34.-1846 or 673--0647. FULL TIME BA.~KING exper. deslr.!d. 546-4183. GAISER TOOL CO. t-:ear lfarbor and \\·amer before pm wee sya. van. Ve~· i'e'll#Hlllble. • units, etc. CLEAN l 11_ 11..., UNION BANK DE.'l."TAL chairslde uilstant. IiOl E. Cameste Ave,, Santa Av~ .. N=o -plot•ly !um. IW<· 997·~ 536-1350 Pl\f ~. . ·up, I au ... '6. "'6"t N' o~i-"' Ana S40-40IO (TI4l 5t0-4020 c..c.. ""'" mavlna:. Rea.1 Dependable lie lla1 11\'=•lll•lt ror Experienced. 3 da,,v• a ~·l't!lr: · · ury apt or houlCI near \\-ater '89 DODGE Charg'tr tr.. * 11' Gt..\SPA.R BOAT * Fait.~· . TELLER or. \Veiner M7-Sl01 FLEXOWRIT!R OPR -.ual oppor. e1nploytr m/f w/hArbor '""· l!fonth ot ...,....,. M" -~ -de 1970 . 1l5 hp. Evlhrude Fait. · , ~ ... Nov. for rtitlr~d cpl. Bo.I~ "'""' ' .. """VO• .... ::..: • Tradr lar truck or "1 Tit.ASH HAULING & D1"sh washers Bxpe.r. d~irable DESIC~NER, ~techanlcal tor Tnll!rt,tt~ vuil!d Pl"!> laland Qt Cdllf. 0 n' T, t)r ,.1ftP Of tqUtJ ,,,.._.. ckiod ~ ' GIJ'l.p O•an--up $UI io.d Pleuio;e Apply In Person ~ing r>.!cdlcAI J111tn1ment lf'im. r. desired on 6'13-9i00. 1 JtlL.lm\. * Mt-31167 * e M&-0101 e Lynn Sn1lth Co. ~lu~1 be dynamic. n1dtn model. Good • ~ .j>W" !V'"'. • I tte. a .. -610 Nl!"'·port Centf'r Dr lnnovati,·e A: 11.;orit v.11h starting: ulary. Ir\' Int' WANTED : 2 Br 1mfurn ~ v ~mile ~ft.a.. ~ 1C E y BOA Jl o ~ec._.l!'t Apply 3-rt <!ally Newport Beach niinlmum 1upervlaicn. Send lndua. arta. Call M0-7830. 1.n Costa /tfl!M. w/ptt. ~ dt1n'!Plltl. i:~ W'URU'IZER ORGAN HOUll" OF CllAN Equal Oppor. Employf'r rnurne 10 Bb-Oynamlc:i Equal Oppor. Employer Below $150. 979-3396 &ai l . de~llotlOn uwl ' TltADE roR IO'' •IET.U: · · 151 E . Coest Hwy . BAKERS helper or donut lnc. 11541 Ann.strong A\'t!. (iAROENER. pan time. 3-1'at· i inOw It traner. $tXlO. vat: 1..AUCE. Prol. care IOr borne or Ofc. Newport Beach man 10 v.vr* one tnan shop. tn >ine, Ca. 92700 d~·1 a v.·eek, $3. hr. Contllct 'WANTED hOuse to ,..._ ~ f\'t I wk:nd, • ~ * = upbolRNy A noon. Equal Oppor. Emplo)11r B&lboa arra. Pennanent, DISPLAY adver t I~ t n Iii Tim Foley. et SUrl & Sllnd Jlavt doi/~-ould like iUcl lifOjiiUl homt •IO< 1n Pllnl •ii PLYMOtmf •Dr f\il')' OOMPi.ET!:,.., C".~vn.iG 11S-51~. M1lesnm11 w11intcrl. Sol•ry Hott-I. t555 s. COM\ Hio.1•., tor hol'ICI U f. o • 1 I b~"~ o.trt Orftnt. ~~~ W.,ah ttara•t) b 1111t WINDOWS, ., ~~Jibas TIME FOR~ B..\NK ol)l!rat lotl Aeet'eto.ry. plu1 ll~ral bon1u1. ~nd La.guna . 71+'8'17--4580/55 ~O. ,Jp . lncl mbltill( tl'IJJtt, 11llboa1, c:u10pper, FREE unMATES '45-..,.6 FOR · experienced nec<etsary. Con· resume to: D11.lly Sun Post, You dor\°1 need a iun tc A"tfl dA.Y ts the BF.81' DAY to .'Xq, ll/IUJ •. ut. • or wbatt\'er; tn \\ilole or '15' ACTION • , , 111.ct ~lr. \\'al~h. Runk or P.O. Box 367. San Oemtnte "Draw Fut"' "1\fn )·ou · 1run an rul! Don't delay •• rood auto or ff ~11)96. ttn ))Al' Jl.B. ~rm. Need a "Pl'11"? Pl3Ct an Adi CALL 642•5679 Cbllll ~!e!la. !rm-4200 92G72 Or t•111l John ems, place a.n 11d tn th<' t..lly call today 64).681S. ' • . • Ctll ~Tt gquul Opport1111lty Employe.r 714-492-5\21 . l>tklt \\'ant Ads! Call now ' INSURAllCE SALES No exp nee., e:un 1'1llle you lt>am, pe.rt \111'11', eve1 I \\·knd5, fnll tin1e '1°h"'1 qUl.\1- ttr.'d. r·armen tn.surance Group [d Lani • 5't0-1S34 Like to trade? OUr Trader's P1tr1dl.e column la for you! S Un('s, ~ days ror ~ bucb. I I !' - • I ' . d • I I I. I I I .. l " ' ' . . • • • Don't jUst :· sJt • on your • .• • • •• • I I . ;· ' • • ' ' ' r· -[ -· -~ • • ·SI Ci J1 4'81 Sull ... ltfati ... .... a.. ... J1!1 "'" not ""'' JEV l ""' Tl Ear . ... ""' ""' Th! "" u .. ... v. Be "' E KE J.oc w/I . ., ""' Ca °' m KEi •r, ~ LIT "' "" Fu SI( UQ •• c.. ' I 1:·-'•j.f. ,,I .).~ lJ.l)•f 1.f'_O,.t• ~ Look around your house and 9ara9e and you'll prob· ably discover you have a mountain of merchandise you could sell -alt kinds of qoodies that you just don't use much any more. Wtndd n't you really rather have money? Okay. To move that mountain, just call a friendly ad-visor at the DAILY PILOT. Use the direct line. • ......... . ' , Thousands of ready-to-buy want ad r e a d e r s are "shoppin9" the ads in the DAllr.Y,PILOT 9veryday.And . , it may surprise you how many of ·them are eager to buy just what you have to s.11. Want -to giv• it 'ei try? Get with the Oranc;re ~oj:ist · ~ newspaper with "response Qbility" •••. +fl•; ,o~ that can move your mountain of merchandise. · ~· . .} . Advertise · in the Orange Coast ·Newspaper with Re$.~~n~e \Abil~ty Classified Ad Line 642-5678 I • I • . . • I • • ' c ' ' ~~~~~~~!'!!!!!~!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~I ~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~ l :~~~~~==~,~~~~~~so~t""~"~· °"°~"'~l~l,~1~97~l ~~~~~~D~All.~Y~P~JL~O~T ~U~ll • l"-1 ,,._,' .. _ •• ·-.Jlllll I 1 '' 11 I l(ID • '11 I J[Il] I ... ·-· l[JJJ I . ID] I I 51 I II Ill) I .. I • 7 ~ [ ..... _ .1~1:;;1 _ ... -· ·~~~L!~ ~ W1ntocl, MAP 710 HelpW-.M& P710~1'-"!l."lllP71t '!"'f'WlnMd,M & F 710 Holp•-,M & F 711 '4olpWaqt.d,~t.F711 Appll._ 102 Furnlturo 110 Glr<90 :..11 112 ; ~~:.::.:_~~~_:.:;;;;:;;;;;;:;.""'.;;;;;.;;.,_~~;;.;.:1 . ·- IMNE PERS0NNa SERYICES•AGW:Y • SEE OUR ,SUNDAY LISTiNG CALL TRISH HOPKlNS JERRI WlllTTEMORE '88 E. l1Ut St. (al Irvine) Ot $vii• 224 M2-471 . -... • JANITORl<t Mature w~nan, -exper pref., st.aady & reliable toc ni&fit '1.'0l'k, Ottice bid&:. Newport s.ctt. «I hn. wk. Good ben- efttl. Phone 644-0000. Jl!WELRY SALESMAN 21. Yrs ot age or ofder. Exper. rot nooess. Neat ln appear. ance. Salary optional. 2300 l-larbor IRvd. Cos>ll Mesa JEWELER, Special Order. *'MAINllNANCI MANAGO. * PLATFORM SAllS w.!,~~c:t:':'i ~·=~;-'.G,~~. Salo Fri/Set/Sun GARAGE-SIDEWALK i 'I POI. PRIVATI SCHOOL 0 Hl'Yke. Ex per. ~ dishwuhm A: rar11e1, STOCKTOm£C£JUNG SALE A VERY SPBC1AL man. 141111 be 111•••0"· mN WO"EN'S SHOP ...,....,,,. llnm<d -wuhen • drytn, '"""' W/BETTER '1JRNITURE! ' 00 Sat., ~.L 00 13 ti ··•··• all I cll ed ~• ~ \Ve ~ accepctnc M Appb: at Grwnd Rolmd wan:aiuy, 9 Drav.·er DrHRr dm't'-tallcd : 1t.m . .., : p.m. ve. mCUMUUC Y D n • generally ~dOn• tot plaUorm • Rnt,' 11!50 l;larbor Blvd. BEAOI CITY APPUANCE $"9. ~r/mlfror & bed CORNER or ~ . dy, fo nd of children, practical, and of atena. Neatnep, • accuracy Ni:,v ~~=~U: c.M. ' 36%3 \V. wamer, SA 545-0?I) ~-Sotiu S59 11 up. Oiain 1~J'A0~E • high moral character. The houri are some-are a must. Should have NEWPORT .mre. Some \VAI'I'RESSDi 2002 N. Tustin. Oranae $29. Bdrm. teliJ, cooiptete BARGAINS GALOREI tlmrrtesb long ~d the pay, while fair, ls not f::1ue ~~ ~ skUIG s. A.k!11 expcr. (n{etTed. Stead>' • M.nQuett. Apply HOME LA-UNDRY .. ~.· $~th=. 'r~e.lS:~tttt1i: 1''\amtture Clochl~ , te ly :;.resslve, but the sense . of sails-tb•" 1n 41 83W505. un-Apply •• P-., '" ..,...., ~to C.tmng • SALE "L~ Kui,: 11,. bdnn .~1 1139: Appllanco•, BookB, T~y•. ~. fact~on appreciation received 1-~,ereat ! &ank Of Aineric• m~. Clubhou-.e Kerunott waaben u low u Dt~e t11.ble & 4 ehaln $39. S'!»t11ng ~· Car. •PIOV[ded.. £haracter re!. required. A Newport Ctntar omce. DESMOND$ Rd.WAl.!!='a,. PPLY $149. Kenmore dryen as Slta, liurlr, l tableti, 2 YOU NAMI'~ IT!! pe~ job for someone who is eUred a.ad Equal OJ>por. E:tnployer I ~ low U $99. }am-p&, all $149, Sofll. lllld Pl'?l't.'efli! jQ Jf»rboi' A.l'-.!-a really' ......... _,want' to be' NEWPORT NEWPOBAERSRT i:~~Cll Sean, Roebuck Ir Co. kweseat, 3 t.Ables, 2 lan1ps, l ooth a~ld Comtt1\Ull1y ~· ' ., • ~ Adami at Maadolla H 8 $1'!). Special savlngs on Al"tlvity Projc.."Ct.li CAL.L F()fl APPT: 645-1773 WANTED 962--n81 ' ' ' housetuts!!! Cai>'h & f"l!iii.ni> S\lOflSOl"ed try the Durlnt School hours I. to 4:» • ~ No. 3 >¥Ion Island Doys er cirl• 1().13 years old P.tAYTAG auto. ~~·uher le In&. BoIA avallabl~. COSTA MESA !"!"'!""!""==..i~~ ... -!"!'"!!~'!"''""~1"!11"!!!!' 21 · for DAILY PIWT papu ru dryer $l75. Kenmore REPOSSESSION CTh'TER ROTARY CLUB I Holp W1nhd, M & F 710 tlolp W1nllcl, M '& F 711 SALES rootes In "°""' Santa Ana. auto •'Uhtt $15. \Vhlrlpool 619 E. '"'St., Sa>•a Am G Sal ~ HARBClJR between Main & Farvlew, eJectrtc dryer $85. FNe Daily 10 to 7 • SUnday lt-a a rage e LIVE In llo<ae-.: be put ot the. family, tln)I' 111t considered • u • 1ong al you have the patience &. energy to put up with 3 lovable, but active children. Must be a non-smoker. ~ aft 3:00. LOT man drivet, part time, must havsi aoocJ driving record Ii be over 18 yrs old. 557--0Sal. LVN Convalescent Home, full It part Ume, call 642-C698 t\tac1Un11t MEDIQAL aeeretary, recept. .,,.... """' ... """' -. . Huntlngton ·Beach areL Cali 847.2547, ..... MASSAGE TECH. TRAINEE Young lady (ts.28} wanted Jor Iegttims.te tun time pogl- don. fio ~P· nee. We send tb sehool, earn while learn. Apply In pel'IOn any att. or f!Ye. 2930 w. Cit. hwy .. Newport Beach. MEN REAi.TY Exper. Futl &. p Ume \Vamer A: San Oleao F\\')'. delivery, Guar. 546-i1672, CONSTRUCTION Co. ~ all Otesp prices ... Oi&hes "ith ~ 847-8115 new JI.Jedi!. furniture lo "applfo patten1," chaln, Expands Off Shore -Accessory O.pt. LyM Cooi:<>n MOVING 1 clear out of warehouse. Ex· poo;., pans. lamPI. addinr • -L•dles Shoes Distrld Manager mwt se.I ' ~'ater ample: l'.11niaofa S 3 9 . 9 5 madrin.:, Jadin ~ • siui TY.·o resale offices opening EquaJ Opportunity Entployer distiller, stand up model wwlh $150. Velvet Herculon 71:t frip'.e A. a.net loU more r1ov.·'. Ground floo•· oppo--Children's Dopt (replaces bottle "-ater), al., 1 d · 1 di fri • u•ANTED Real E1ttate n11.uia 1y e 90fag & Llll"U ng re gen.tor, f'tc. lty for ambitious sales pe>-'' 2 nu automatic w a le r mlnl&of A rl f Com nd Sn. ntl • pie lnunedl t aoor tin Excellent Salal'y, Broker or Salesman. Self sottners at 00111, ca 11 as. me can o e a see on 1. a · "e ie 1 Commi••"-& "·•ieO•n 11tarter, pa 5 It iv e, ex-548-744.3 ~1Artinvllle fom1al dining Sun,, Oct. U & l" fJ'lm 9 A'-J • available,. lmruedlate earn-\ _..,,. """' ~ perienced <ml need ppl room .et1, bdrm 11 et , ur~il .i PM. ~ Ing~ poaslble. We have 901id Catt for.Appointn1ent Dan Y a Y· GE Electric Clothes D11·~r Spanish 1ar.1e 11et1, ooUee & 2834 Catalpa St., H.B. 1, referrab tron1 new home M0-5000, ext. 30 5*-22ll. perfect cond. $50, Whitt? end tbla. (21 1tereo5, chairs, E•stbluff sub-divisions of tbe OirisLI· JOSEPH MAGNIN WEEK-ENDS toilet, v.'Orks SZi. Odd tteim:. plclures, lamps, etc. You • ana. Companies. Equal Oppor, En1pklytt • _ ?.fon . .Ut on1y. 501 Avenlda pick up or delivery can ~ E:STAl'F. SALE: I <n4) 846·1384 1;·(213) 592-2St'1 SALESt.fAN & tifanager, &: SUn. Also telephone & w As HER g dryer Construction Co. 997-4400 household or tum. & ap- CALL BIU. COMSl'OCK . __ __ g _z Key punch operator, 9-:> Sat I.Argo (Blutfa oft Laredo! arra ng e d .Na t ion 1, J Sat & Sun 10.5. Entire I local aren. No ex P SUCCESS CAREER morilhly gulll'n. Jf qualllled. Delivered. 1139-U <> r $85. l.aq,'C white brocade bdrnl suites, 3 sofas, 3 oof· Ea Netv or ex-rlenced. Join Ute No exper. tiecess. Air. Lee 546-5218. h 1100 2 1 fef' tbls, end tbls, chaJrs . Top Wages PoHsher. Irvine Area. ' 979-6122 Proirresslve manufacturing •~J~U~N~l~O~R-S_A_L_E~SMA--N-.• -r company, xlnt workl n r: oondltlons. Fringe benefi ts. 1tart to work tnunedlately in REAL EST;.1~ SALES male & Ierp. $825 '-up I l!ilgen sec ~·ark.I dishwasher. ilebl.t, guar'. LOVELY old large oak dei-;k pllances. Din mt 1et, 4 neceuary. m while you ,.... (213) 77a-.8543. · couc · new Y \\<Uher/dryer col nr' I learn. $100. to $150 per ~-eek \Vorld's largest and fastest I 40" GE E lect double oven, upho\"tered crushed velve! limlJ)S pil't~rcs ~ne' :;'~;e e~:_"teeDia:oo,t>e~ ~~ne~:!.t ~~e1:tiblj SECRETARIES ~rv:tld, got'cilf s~11111~r ~~~e~an :~le :u~ 'itks' & 1nuch ~ore. ?itusi ftrm now recru111 ..... merfu oHlcea and become a &. ff 6'13-2861 ta:ble )15 cane top rotfee se all. 20I5 Commodore team all phases ;;f~ sales member of our Millionaire KEYPUNCH OPRS REALTORS nearest o r. . I ~. Rd Npt Bch INr Iivine & Earn $2.0-$40 JlQl' week work-Immediate OP,ening Foi-:. lng alter !IChool and Satur· Club' M·olti-llllon dollar SINCE lM4 DARK brown W h irlpoo l tab:_.1 17·50· Spanish 2lsi1 · · dl.mibuUon bullne11. Rapid "' Irvine ~ 67••-~-"· 16 lb chauueierS7.50.P..!any<>therli,;"",;-==~=-~ day• .. u1ng new '""'°rlp. AUTOMATIC SCREW tlons tor the DAILY Pn.oT. MACHINE advancenlellt to Mrmt poll· advertising p~m. Free 1780Z Sky Parle -w .... "':r heavy du~. household ft'etna! 96().1701 SPEF.D graphic 2~ x 31,4 tlon when qua1lfied. MWlt be guaranteed llcensrng school. NEVER A FEE AT TEPofPO ~ltlly new $ 6 • all day Sal-Sun aft. 4 P~I. Flash.. ti!m ~del'!I, case Thls ls not a paper route OPE.RA.TOR and does oot include de- liveries or oollecting. Open- ings in Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley and South Huntington Beach. Apply mw by calllni 548-3013, .. Equ1t Oppor. Employer neat appeatlna:, ambltktus, Excellent i;ales trainin1. Tempo Temporary Help WELDER, ORANMENTAL 8402 Boothbay Circle, HB. rte. M . Garag-e ckl?1' openu stable ~have car. For tnfo. \Vhat hi yoor license v.'Ort.1 IRON EXP. LAGUNA FREEZER 7?'lO lb. capacity. • GARAGE SALE * ~· 5'-1trs El~lric Organ KEYPUNCH TRAINEE Local firm will train lndlv. w/110~ typing skill to run keypunch. Some overtime. Start $347 w/rapld nllae1. Call Kay \Ying, 54()..6(fi5, Coutal Per90nnel Agency, 219J Harbor Blvd., O.t. KEYPUNCH 5496 or 9610 exp. Penn p/time nites. ~l oper. exp pref. LITE bkkpr, accou n t payable, payroll, secretarial skills, sm. crowing firm. FUll time, $-a), mo to start. ~1143 LIQUOR ato~ clerk. 6 night1 a -week. Clean cut, mature. Call Dick, 494--2313 TIME FOR f?UICK CASH THROUGH A Traub setup ,tr; operate. SHUR,LOK CORP Apply At Rohe 5clonllflc 926 So. Lyon St. call 83J-root Friday only 9 to you?' Check ot~ monlltly 1 SECRETARY tor brokerage 4M-6376 * $50 • Sharp W001t'fl'll & tPenS' fl}. Derorator tree $10. r am to s pm & Sat 9-1. bonus program which mean11 1 otc good typin;; &: 'rl of WHO \VANTS TO WORK? * 979-0216 * c 10 th in I: aizel 5•10 Lawn mov.·ers, tool11, ru.;: , ?itETAL Fabrication helper, $$:$ to you! Pli:;ase call i ab 111 t y req•f° stJ DRIVE A CAB! ~uilding M•ter1o11l1 I06 Pantsuits, dreSiteA, skirts: cleaner, t!n>ti, copier. odds l 253) South Broadway, Santa V1fifnla Jones 835-4811. _ ck:sirable, call 494-9781 CHOOSE yoor hours, work _ Khoei1 t'lc, Encyc.iopedias & end11. 18600 WI Leones Ana REAL ESTATE SALES for """"U, be '°"' own e Surplu1 .8ulldlng N•l'I' a.o<r.pbi"' d~be; S>., >',V.E. of """'khum, s . 'j """"=;-;;=,,.,---,-,,,-I SEC Rn ARY boss. Men or llt'Oml!ZL Can MATERIAL -1000·a Of NE\V ruJtar plus mnch ~re! Sa!'. of Elll!i. Sat. Only. ~. =Aif.ici~a~~~-~ IV I '"~-be Allghtb bandicapped. ITEi\lS! Doon, lumber, p!y. & Sut1. only 3010 Park EXERCISE equlpt, Sabot, i !""""'!!!!!"'"!!!!!"'"!!!!!"'""'"'I for waitreues, waiters, Ne\V office in Laguna Beach. e are oo .... "' for a top Ne a t-ctean Appearance. wood, alum-lbeetin&, mold· Newport No. 714, Nwpt. furniture. bicycles, clothes, fl 1ttAID wanted -Seaclif:i' cocktail waitresses. cooks, ?.lust be licensed, but ";u ootch secretary to learn the Vt!, retlml. Age :5 to 70. Ing, window~ etc. Bch. 644-8338. corner unit, 8k:I equlpt, ll&'ht l'.Totel, 1661 S. O:iast Hwy., busboys&: dt.sm\•ashers. Call c..'Ollsider eagl!I', ~w sales-ad bb:. If you la. k e Supplement your income. BUILDER~ SURPLUS DOVER Shores sale of line fi:<tures, lawnmower, TV'1, Laguna Beach 4S4-489'J 9-ll .UT 493-m7 people, i\lan" adv<\ntapf'~. Jiborthand, type fast It ac-Drtve a cab 6 bn or more a 2406 pJ.a.M, many m 0 re ! Santa AM · ' ' · Cont•ct: Dorie Smith curately & would like a day. Apply ln person, So. Maln St., S.A. furnitw:e, some anµque s, Sat/Sun, 1·5, l!KS &: l9G • 1tlAINTENANCE •. utility MINIATI!RE P.1ACHINIS'T Americ•nHomeRe•ltor cha.llcnge, Reply C!aa.slfie<l Yellow Cab Co 186 E 16th Mon thru Sat 10.5 ulcl FTench Armoire, 4 Fr P<>rt Bristol NB CHarbor I man. Mech. inc 11 n ed . TRAINEE Wanted -Call for Ad no. 964 c/o Daily Pilot, St .. Costa ~: ' n 4: 546-l032 taProvbl•·,,™,,.'"k, bByRErlfurn' "". IAU..I-. · Vu Homesl ' · · ' Capable-minor carpentry It A--•., 548--6219. irr5 N. Cst. H"'"Y·· Uiguna p 0 "-·~• Co ta •1 -"FINISHED k · t h ·- ' bl • l "·'! M •" * ''' JOO! * · · DVX .wuv, ll •• esa, WOAIEN to do 1=~"-t clerical rn.r--1 c e n MOVING I p um ne e ec. ~ on-.MODELS-~tODEJ.S.i\tODEl.S · · 1 Ca 9'.mS. lf'tl' cabinets, vari\Ues, counter many small Items at 11nall , typewriter & 644-0502 Real E.sh1tc <.:.i!es r--• G 1. Call for ·appt. 557-14« forn\ica, contact cement, Galaxy Dr, Nev.>port Beal'h. ant.1ques, clocks: wooden ' day.Friday, 8 am 3 p m, . MODEL.I\ I & light manufacturing work. topa, particle b 0 a rd, prices. Sat. Sun. 10 to I L'lr>3 tab~e. adding machine, 'IV, ' MALE ~ female machine \\'ant~'~;:;,e~ali !~~n"•luter NEW ~OFFICE akkp~.·· ir ~:Yooo• ~~rvpiews Alon & Tues Bet. sink ringii. 642--:ZS.1~ Harden h."ING Sl. s i mm 0 n s t?Ols, household items, an. operators, wUI traln, fashions. Call appt. o.,~ctunii .. fol' two licen"":!d I ~'1 m. Ent. 815 \V. lBU;, Costa Beautyrest mattress, fil1n. !.1 1q0"",·ng gutab"'1 • ~ &Sa-.t/~~· 1 nA .....,. ..... .,.. .., ..._ \VRITER, new release & ad 'I Cu t hdb~ & ........ ··' " e ........... s ,,.,.1 t .,..,,;J"<PWO American Benut\eg ro.il tstat..-pl'Vple in this in-FREE FREE FREE copy, part _time or full, "csa. 1 om n• .... ....,.piu. 1561 Indus ' St, sOnta Ana J Modclll Acade1ny ve-trncnt o:flc~. C<.:l for in-Liz Reinders Agency resume and aal"""' ,,_,.d. Furn;luro 110 Ital. Prov. dresser, 2 com-Heights MANAGER TRAINEE Ne Expor. ,.._.,. Earn Al You L••"' 3700 N.wport B"-• NB • !'vi · 4l2l \V ~.3 .~,. modes & latnpl!. 2 Gold Alan ' l 1vu., • · · -i\, esterly Ptaoe \Vrllo -'---Ill·" ad No 91' K · h PORT CR • 675-MU • W. E. LACHENMYER &Ute us, ND 833-8190 o.;....., = · "· e1t chairs. llal Prov. in· ·A· lB, carpet, little '.f D&lly Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, LO\VREY J.lolld"" n....an, I ;ng rm tabl•, 2 lea••••. T0~n ...i~1s clotl\cs, bar & •'-11, I MOTEL Maid -5 hn \\'Ork in ti4;).~ or s.tS-WJ..s Es1Abl11he:d 1965 Co ta M Ca g:mo '"-# ""'• ~ ..... 6 '"' ""' Ii esa, · · yrs new, $900. P.1agnavox beds, flnn, niatlr. 6#-7726. lxloks, Hammond org:an & , txchange tor a.Qt. or salary. ---SERVICE Station Saleaman. oonsol.e oolor 1V, 1t1edit. other Items. ~ Uatru \ Exp'd. rfl'6 N~ Bl\'d, REAL ESTATE Able to work day shift. Paid sfyle, needs SC>me Y.'Ork, $200 Garage S.le 112 Circle, Fountain Va 11 e y i · CM. 548-9135 SALESMEN vac. Med. in1uu·ance. On the [ .,....... 11~] or best otter.-Extra firm (.\cross from Vista View : MOTEL MAID \VANTED Why nol WOl'k .in t,1e hott:!BI job lralnlng. Tl.Jne It % for . V sngl box sprin& &. mattress --Sehl) Fox g Io v e on • will traln, &'pply ln permn area . Hw1th~on S.,.ach . wertime. Apply 8 1Un·5 pm, !w,~~~~c) xlnt oond., $<1<1. TI.JIS is it! 3 Family Garage l\tagnolia. 842-lBTh f U f°':i are ambilk'HU, C8J'eel' Costa ~1esa. IM. Fountain valley. Lei 11!1 1~2 Pacllic Coast Hwy., ~ Sule. Unusual gtassv.-are EAST Bl. U FI-' Ii ale : \ 1nmt v.·/people "'"e can de· capable ~r.. fleri Namee, VllJ .• AGE REAL SERVICE Sta. Salesman it: table, end tables, $185 or bdrin set dresser misc desks, Udo 14, misc. Sat & ' 11'1.inded I: ~·ant total Involve-* MUSICrANS Lookini for lrain )'OU. Oi.11 Pini l'.Jc· 1 J-1.B. ~IOI. Antiques 800 SPANISJ-1 sofa, chair. ooffee je\\"clry and batiks. ~~ Furniture, a pp 11 an c es , J veirJ:. your management Call John or BUI s5l-ll5l · E&I'ATE, 963-4567. lube man Exper. prel'd. best oiler . Cabinet l°' fiuii. \Velghts, 19:. wir~ Sun, Oct U It 14. 2'l12 Vista \ . DAILY PILOT ,aP~~. thru our ~ NEED Good men to dell~ RfAL Estate sa)Cs, \)ffice or. Full i: p/tlme avflil. ToO R <• E f'l./rad1o S2.5. Fnuned prinll \\'heela. records, clothes &: Dora.do, Newport Beach ,,,.,...,, _,,.,1l:Y furni•u-6. hllndle dWc space fOr f!Xper pay. Hospl1:tllzatkin. Pro!. ED TAG -L $~1l-$2Q..~d f!Xt. lamp, $85. mot". Sat. a!t-Sundtcy. ~ 644-fil.14 !W. s bllS... ....... I~ -~ bi'okl!r'I arr B'" 1 e :!I •n en &baring, etc. ApPly Shell Our buyen have du s·l Unused.ki.11~.\l'llter 1113.llreSB Z?rxl St. &&5--2977 '',~m~V~IN=G,,.,.w-.-f'rt-.Sa-t·SUn--t I CLASSIFIED AD ~T ta ''17 J '; ~~ ;=c:.~i Westcrni. 645-.ti:n . I Station. J7Ji le h·vlne, N.B. retumecI from Eur 0 p e $25. rrviue, ~n --GARAGE sale Sal & Sun. lll Dining tbl &: chairs, sto\.~ • 642 5678 ... ., tGraaD fnlDMAc.9 pUcaUons taken Mon-l'ti. REAL 'E11alf! Aale.t people SERVICE stallon attendant-~ 0roiJ \;~ CUSTOM made T Couch & Canal St., Ne~>port Beach. wa...:her & dryer. draPl"S f • · .• , .Pa-_i.,.il:-r: Yac:atl-:O < 11 " 10..2 pm ·-•.. 1638 Ba'---'· -.....r __.... but oot nee. ,aalacy + commltslon. Ap-...._., .. -.. -·-· ••ill be oversized chair. b o t h Sporting -"p 0 ..... ra•~~ clothn & misc. 2193 Mapl• "" C<>at& M;'sa~· ui.vi.;.o<, ca:; ~j; Ofc 496-4800. ply 2983 Harbor Blvd., Costa ••-.: ""'~ ,,......, O\-erstutfed \\ilh IJrG\\·n lthl' lten1s, !~~Id --~;pl;: Ave., Costa ?t1esa &46-5438. I Auto-Kltfe Gfarly RECEPTIONJSl' full time Mesa. 557~. ~:n!e s;:11~nJ~ak~ l~e \~yl, S?iid oak tra;re & furniture, quallt;y clothes & GARAGE sale Sat &: Sun, I GET A 'CHARGE' out of your DAILY PILOT WANT AD '. NOW ''. -..•, 'T ~ MOTEi Wanted tor SOUUlern C&Jif. SERVICE staUon, 6-ll .!thUt, day Clearance Sa I e' s~des. 548--6536 noon to;, pn1, n1lsc. ?lll Vista Dr, Newpon lnc:reeises ' ~••I. E1t•te S.le1men Optical call ritr. Lewt1, 6 dayi;, 1tlust be exper. Sal/SUn/ftlon. ?i.1any, many \\knds. GARAGE SaJe-Sat & Sun Beach. 6-16-55™ j Adyallc.-...t...••. 1r•you have a•llcentt or want 830-7400 ARCO, 19th & Nf!\\"POl't Items. Prices a.'l low as: Gl_'tEEN . clwir "1/01t.::i~1an .Oct 13 & 14, fl'On1 10-j pru'. Jewelry 115 1 lll9IH one, see Peg &Unger tor REX!EP'l'lON~ST / 1 y JI is t . Blvd, C.f.T., Armolres $69, Hall ~s $50, refr1g w/treezer $35., 2 Appliances, I urn It u r e, f 0 _.J.. • oonl1dentlal lntervlew. Red Immed opening. Call for In-SERVICE Sta. Attendant $44, Chests $69, BuffelB $69, custom \vht 90f.a.s $WO. &: clothes & nllsc. 29:>7 Royal EXQUISITELY beautiful • P.. Pf'V'"• '. carpet, 497·1~ terview. &17_12'19 "'111 time, eve sllifl. Exper. D~s.sers $49, Chairs SJj, ~-+ nlisc. 640-8ro9 or Palm Dr, Costal\tesa Diamond Cocktail Ring. l , • (714) u&i417 * RE·N-TA~L-A-G"ENT * Neat appear. Apply, 1590 Bookcases $49, Occ Tables 645-3143. 1\10VING & don't want to H:ave certiflcale of value. f • , N~1 Blvd, Of $12.50. Excellent selection of TABLE. &:. 6 chnJ_, china store It. Ba .... • Item!!, tool•, $400., 400-W798 I NµRSE-LVN, exdtin& posl· F 1 · al st 1 hln & la.SI Ou''stmas u:-TIC Toe 5.,.....,.1, Jnc. -&n for qualified ......,.n to as grov.:in~,.. re ee' ahe SERVICE Station Help. Full .,c ... .8. M•"} !ix' '•m up' ·-tl cabinet, Pecan, $150. Sofa furn, ping pong tbl, se\\1ng Machinery 116 ' F.qual Oppor. Employer MANAGE.ME NT TRAINEES Leading oonsumer finance company interviewing for career management program. We seek sales types who can meet public, accept responslbilit;y and be Cllftf' minded, * Exei!llent employee bcnetita. * Attractive Salary while tralnlng. • Auto allowance plus full """"'""" • VA approved for Vets. .-.·-co1npany in J.41lgUflR ac . or p/lime. 990 E. c.oast 1"" -v ""' bed, HerC\ilon ?!lat. Sl.50. 2 mach. & Jou more. Sat & _. work 1n Pl'Oif'l!Alve ~ needs rental agent for its In· Hwy, Newport Bch. SAVE Items. end t~ls ~ 2 lwnps $10. Call Sun 16751 Irby Ln HB Near \VHITNEY 637 A·NC Ii I vales.cent hospital. Patient crea.iiingly bu.'i)' rental dept. ~=~~-~=-'----Ant~ues of the World aft 6 536--51&.I & Ai\1 Sal Newland & \Varner Friden tape writer, "~"" care oriented operation. Must have 1111 \ e s m a n · s SHARP gal ~·Ith iood at-* 22 Roo t Antique •··"-~~ XJnt wages & frl~e bffleflts. 11 titude for one girl Elec-ms 0 s MEDITERRANEAN chin a 5 FAJ'.fll.Y G~ sale a<....uuuent, punches & Apply or send re!IUffle to ~'na Beac~ resident tronic .sale office near ~From 22 Countries cabinet. 6' glass shelves + P.letal detector antiques' dyes. Used 250 hrs, v.·ill 1445 Supmot Ave, Newport Nolan Real Est•t• Orange Counly Airport, No Col 7 Newport A\'e. tloor, H .. n1ahogany, oak ~ furn, lamps, ' household demonstrate. TI4-548-3414. I Beacll or call &a-2410 * •94-MJ3 * Shorthand. call l 714) ta Alesa. 548-0033 ~ tnm, custom. ~ Items, tool&, & lots more, Cl.ARK Forklift, 4(XX) pound.11 S»-2476 a-:S.a.tJG 539 Sylvia Ui, NB. F'ri·Sun. $$0 or trade. 673-2828 or NURSES AIDES RESfAURANT SrEREO sa..IE!'lm&n, ~la~ml~li&~'rr"'~-·~eon~~.~UEarri~ 900n, \VALNlll' dJnette table ~·/4 ANTlQUES ilall tree press 558-4)j 24 ~f! :!t~ ~i:s~~~ SANDWICH &. and or exper w/equipt. can Antique 1·urn. chairs, double bed, green be.ck chrs: o&lc tbl, 'desk!r, Affi=~IMP=A-CT=-11='R~EN=.-:m--$tl5-I time bentfits Include 2 \\'k SALAD MAKER Musi be high ~'",;'k -c ~1ust make room selling couch, matching lover.eat. swivel clll'S, guns, Hall seal Cost SUO. 7 .... u ...... ,_ F\lll or p/Ume person good closer . P..1ature ~ 7152 present stock at drastic Rell900able. Call 548-7840 much more, some modern, ~7234 &m. Oct. 14 vac, .,.... .. n•n, croup .. Q., ___ .. wi -K'·-"" N'B ·~ .. ~ sick leave, Park Udo Health wanted to ~"Ork at ....... ch TELEPltONE/ reductions. Peach &: Co. FINE .rum. Afm?ln! $ISO. din ,,.,... .. ,.~ ""'· ~ Miscellaneous Ill Care,44iF\agmlpRd.,N.B. board preparing salads & RECEPTJONIST Anllquea.·2332 Newport rm fixture, $45. sofa $2lll.E.STATE Sale-Mesa Verde.1--------- &IU044. sandwlche1. 40 Rn. or less An exciting part time job. Blvd., V!rI. 60-2523. white chest $50. prne tbl HI de · a· bed & other SEAR'S ta per week. No Sat. nite or We need a sharp gal to ANTIQUE CLOCKS $4.i. 556:1517 furniture. Top condition & "'/catc.: ~~:r ~~: NURSF.S Aide, 7-3 p.m., u .7 Sun. "'Ork. No split shifts. 8.Jl8wer our bui;y phones SOLD I: REPAIRED PLATFORM rocker, maple ml:11c. ~hold ltems._2808 ·t-I lil• ;.,,·net·, 115. !-·'"" a.m. We will train new Unifor.m furn. Med. & hosp 8 '"l "" d u •'·'1800 CLOCK c Boa V t ~ Cl\1 o:c•n..:••" ""'" ,... ~~ .. "' •.• Lind :_. :;iv a y, n-· -WATCH CT.L.'ll end tables, oval onld Jr!--" 15 a ..,,_ ,,.,.,.-........, 833-""~A. peraon....... Xlnt benefits benefits. Apply berg U ta'-""7 N •· ·~--whlcti Include Income Nulrltkm, in rear or the Toy TELEPHONE Opr. Apply to ps un at l "" ewport, nig, oak se~ing rocker, OCEAN Front Garage sale, BOX trailer steel SSO· replacement & 2 wka vaca· World eto1't' 011 lower level Auditor, 11oteWLaguna, 425 .-~:SO • misc. 8"2-8'186. tum, gym equip, & an-Devilhliss airless spray gun' tlon after l yr. Apply at 1445 So. Coast Plaza Shopping S. Coa.st Hwy, Lag. Bch. DINING table and bullet tlques, 5809 Seashore Dr, $75.; 6" Roc~ell goinper' APPL)!' TO: Superior Ave., New p 0 rt Ctr., in Cost». Mesa. Ask (Steady Yr Around Empl) ~10VING mu:11t sell beaullful $100. High chair $5. Bed NB Sl50. 646-2377. ' Btneftclal Fln1nee Co. Beach, or call 642-2410 fur Al Casbara. TELEVISION & applia,nce l1nposlna: side board. Cirea franie and he a ti b o a rd GARAGE sale: F r e e 2 e r , 3Smni OLYtlPUS F LT TI4:$.U-.16a 714:547-4195 Nllr9eS Restaurant salesman wanted fOP:.::jood 1880, burled walnut w/mar· 54&-M49. lwin springs & maltresse.s, camera, },l.4 J'..tany lenses, MANAGER TRAINEE LYN-Relief (3-11) COUNTER HELP ~~ ..... '!1anm~ ~a m:t , ,;::7&-0842°'1':c.:::'°"~"...,o_u..~'-P_;..,•oe,,...'-""7· ~~1D1rr,.,""r 1,.e "',",'~trm,.."',,ft: ~~~12taJ'.!eAn~ttCd~~blC', ttru1s11 fi!te~0 ~~3o4tior1c color Outatandlng opportunity to All Shilts. Salaries oommen-Pennancnt, pa.rt time days, ....... ,,., 15 1~ ..... · ":! ... -, · · ' enargt"r, .no-ou. · _,~ rial 1 Sundays. All lnqulrlf!s VANJTY dressing tbl w/lg 0ng.$f:iO.now$350.PleaseORIEi'il'AL o .. ~11. urn s .TENT trnilo•. Xlnt nd <11.1w.nce to manage po8 -aura-re w/e-xper. ~ Lido malt' & female. Apply at confidential Dewey's TV ctUVed mimir. Old fold call 675-1585 roll ·-• "" tton In »«! days. Our Heal'ttl Care, 400 Fla.phip BURGER KING 496-6748 492.3457. clown desk. w/drawt!:rs. · ectors farici~. needle-U)O. Gibson classical gui~ current m&n:'Pt'tl earn Rd .. N .• B. SCUDM~ ~15 Harbor Wvd, l ~~ ... ;iii;iiiiio,.. ... iii I ).6~73-3303~·~·;;::~:::::: LOVELY 89" French Pl'Ov. point arm chairs, Grand· SlJO· Sch~1nn stingrny $25· $ll00-$1!iOO ·rhO. ?wlust have Nl;ru,'ES Aili 1 Costa Mesa TIRES sofa ·"1th tufted back, niaa Junk, S43 Victoria 9-h. Ca.~·~8-101·1. ' ' ~~~ door 'canvaasing ex· Oidl!f "M>me~Pr!r':.1'· on y. Room S.rv. Wi1lter Jones Tire Service N::i't=. .:;:1~ ~ be:U7~oobe~~o11, xlnt 3 FAi\lll.Y garage sale, Sat. '9> LIXC. Cont. Clean. Youth v.<"" , .-.. .. ..k.. n:;..,...,. o .... • I ed E "~"A co ., . , 8 to 4 pm. 5210 Neptune, bed, la~Timo\\'l"r, I k i II Cill Mr. Newman 91:KMU DISHWA;WU,l\.O, lrainere.t ac-P/tlme. Some banquet mrk. ,.....,. 1 mm · xoer. ~282 8 FT brown & gold oouch. Ne\\'Jl(Jrt Beach. Lots of OOots bike. Bed In.me' •MAN ER M clo . ctpted. Bayview Con· Ex~r. See Peraonnel Mir-e Tlre .. S.rvlce Men A I' 802 Cont tilfn<. L'k '·n-ins' ' · ~~ to' ope'ri:te ~ valescent Hospital, 2 O ~ 5 Bi1lbo• Bay Club e Ritell S.!.smen PP ••neet emJJ?rary 11 ~ 1 e ._.5" · &14-152.l. 'dept ln high Wlumc dis-Thurln Ave, C.M. 642-3505. lfll w. COl\st 1-iwy., NB • Br•k• Mech•nlc1 cW;:;A;:;NTE~"o.:.,:.;Nc,l_.,,-28-.-. -.,-'-,..;;:.I '=ier~l-mi e\'es. tor ~rnrG; ~Je'ch~~h ~f STONE. FLOUR ~ILLS mwit .tore. Pay Inc. frl~ NUltSERY Attendant for RUBBER \Vorkei· to learn Sal A. Comm, co pd benefits ra.1 range. Have 2-36" gu 2 COUOIBS. n1&:r,le coffee Rellglous Science, 5" 1 1 hand ~iill, t new\ ~· 1 ele~- •; ,1 ,))en;,. COJ!l&.ct ?irlr {Willce1 1n l9cal Oiurcb, mature adult, inOatable, Qoat re.p al r . Apply In Pel'IOll 1'81\JeS tor illle S2S &. $75. table, ~·alnut res.~ &: Center St., C.til . t11c n\ill IUl!<"dl $65. 5'&11-2335. Ma Ch Cerrito111161>-'fll5 SUn AM/PM, Tues AM Seagull M.arlnf!, 1 8 5 1 2;3.\IJ Harbor Blvd. 645-4432. c.hest of . dra"·ers, clothes AiOVING 10 Virginia. l'.llRc. BEAUTY Sa.Ion F.quiprrient, ., ster ~It~ ~IAN tor early morning m-1018 McGaw, Irvine, 979-G161. :z::::"":"':•:M:"'::::::=:: FUR Sale: Exce:I oonditlon line, !l68-tif9'1. ilerm1. \OlO Linden Pl, riOO ('Ond\t1on. rea.90nable, hours. Prefei"elderly, semi-NUMES aJdes, an shifts, SALES • -·-G.E. Range, self cleaning l\fAPl.E ooffee & 2 end COTTler of Statf! St., Cot::ta ~ belorc to pm. retired. Falr&roonda Golt O:mvaleacent Hospital $S to $7.50 per hr TRAINEES oven nud Kenmore elec tables, $50. AllO snulll 1tlesa 5'7" Surfboard, xlnt cahd. , and BankAmericanl • ~· 100 Fair Or., Costa *.Gf2.0598 *.. PAID DAILY Will train dependable Y.'OITien d11<Cr Ph. 557-99'11. ~taple_ hutch, $50. Ph: SAT & SW\. 9-5, bMrm & Air Bru.sh. Best oflf'r. ~· NURSES Atde1, exper. 7.-3 '----· · MAYTAG 557-2859. paUo tum, <>Id radio, can· 644--0668 * 11Mktng Sec'y ' ' I , ~Old.Elcctrlcal ~Pi!" O>. EXPANDING NEEDS shut. Huntington 8 ea c h Part time or Full time 10 uct.vme injection nioldlng ELECTRIC DRYER Conv. Hosp. 847.:3517. Attracl'ive m ark et 11! 1 operaton. Must have O\vn $30 545-803l before 4 p.m. • SOF,\ &. LOVESEAT • nlng jars, much misc. 512 \VlJRLJTZER pl11no. $4.10. representaUvell over 21 car, be ablf! to 8tand entire f!nds never u.~. $156. Desk, $35. Center St. Cl\1. Doughhoy type pool, 4xl5, NURSES AiliK-Dl\Yll wanted 10 call on &nlall shit! & be Able 10 \1'0rk anytime week Usually Home. 968-7910 S.AT-Sun. 1().6. Lots 0 I _!!_00. Call S.12-5132 • LVN 11·1 AM mfg le retail Hmts. Must be wttkends II neC'e'SPJ'y. Rent Wa1her1/Dryer1 FURNITURE, modern living Goodies. Better th11n S\\'SP Olive fur Sale, 25'/I. oft Call 549-3(11 aPsalve, Intelligent and Swl11g. :!ihlft ($2.~ to ~1a111 & $2 .\Vk. F\Jll 1nalnt. nn set, red, used 6 moa. ?\feet Prices. 16.'l.1 1t1ino1'1;a Ba.vle~1i 'i'ref!• J OFl'ICl GIRLS · able to sell a product that ill iraveyard 11blft ($2.23 10 * 6..19-1202 * Xlnt cnnd $17:>. 6.i-t-85-12 Dr., C.fll. 71·1/6i8-riM • NEIDID eL~Y to believe In . start). Rabe in 30 r!uyit '7 3 O 'KE EFE/P.ftrritt. 2 SETS twin bedt. $20. per PATIO Mle: Queensize bed 2 !'Ingle bc.>lls \\'{f.nune1 $.15. • Radio tdephone dlspeleh House wive 8 Ok. F<>r A'PPlY 1 am-4 pn\ Never u.!red sell cln, elec 1e1. Orange hrA.lded rug, w/llnens, nice, $90. TV !Jx-t:l n~ & pad $10. 138 E. >d.Ull be 25, able ro drive Interview CftlJ 838-9193. * Orarce Coast Plastic• * v1lue S329 bc1t otter "'itlte 9xl0, $10. 963-2931. combo $65. etc, 968-6579 1i;1h St C~1 54S--Wt5 Apply In Pvnon SALESMAN 850 Wewt l8th St. 30" ~ · LT. Walnut <>ffice desk .... 11h h,NG alze bed, $165 .. Chest SUN t..u.fP. Ii~ nt'W, co.I YELkOW CAI CO. . O'.le:ta Me1a, Calif. l.ARGE, nke refrigerator. file drawer $60. S40., lamps, bar stools & $170. Sell $J0 or best offer. 185 E. 18th, 0.IA Mt".a EXP NECESSARY UNlON Hot Roofers---: S50 56-3880 mi§C., ~1189 962--ml 31 TRAINEES OFFICE GIRL THE TINDER IOX "'"m•n & ...,.,.,., man. * S17-&23 • souo bh'ch llvtng room. GIRL 8""'t c ...... Sal• uoo1=s°'EAC.lIT~,,... -,,...-p"'p1';,. ... ,-,,..,.-,.,,,-,. A tRl I 2l Yrs of are or ofdn>. Exp@!' South . CNst Pli1u Earn top w:r,e• U you can \VHTRl.POOL electric dryer bdrm ·1.r: dinlnf: room. U~ Cliff Dtivl!, N.B. F\1rn, ooa· 111blt>, 1f)'llng htad, ttc. ,.·~, , _ 'not~ Neet Jn appear-23» 5. Bristol St. hustle. BuUd na nc\v ere"''' $75. Ex('{'llent condttion. ne"· cond. ~. tume je~~lry. Sa1 9-5. 556-Ml.i hy appt. I . DIAL ' . ·• • -, anct. s.I.ty opdoNJ '-t 'U"t--UA_9W4 tor rstabltshed company. * $'8-t'i13 * OCC\SIONAl. chair, trnon DINING act, ant wht, !big, GOl.F' Cubs, 3 Top Fl1"""t , . '100·'150 imo -Blvd', -1 ...,..., ~ 8.l!'H071 ask fo, Bob D)'nf I ~· ., f La W FREE Pick.-up. Ref. Ap-green vclm., new, S.15. &mps, rocldn& chr. pie wOrlds., $35. !4) 8.~ x lS CoMz. Men, Callf. SAL~ CLERKS ~nteil, or f'l'Y arner. plianees. Scrap met a\. S16-2390 tnns, yd equip, 493-t.m. tll"M. $15. S-17~ 1 PART TIME mahi or lemale, In i1'09-'b18 --UNUSUAL 6~. call M)'time. DINING roors chain painted ?>10vtroC: S.if'o&ln. ~ J'..tuch ''1JEEL CHAIR in, ToStu:t. M Ptt COUNTER GIRL company. Store hours 10. ENTERTAINER ($) O'KE-EFE &: ~1etTltt gas IOlt antique ~Uow. 2 arm l flfbc; boby f\1rn lnt Pon ~~921 • .......,,. th'r\C Coo bmefill l 36' '. ,_.. 9671. : ... Written Alfte;ment evtr n. It.PP~ In pef'IOft ..... 1.. AM-&PM. Permanent, run OPPORTUNITY Tlllnp m White grUI ~" x 6 side chalt&. 640-8860 AS\ley P., NB. 644-6480. ZM C'o!tag" Pt, Ct 1 , ~ Gl1ty 1G.5 P~t alter 2·00 M Dell Sher \":" · 'JMUIY n-Salary, j'\Ja overrldf' "'""""-::::,:::.::;,.,~-~-I REFR.IC •de by ic\1lit, & !l>i\fE itmns In Otme-A-Une. SI-a l"f1ulp!. tll-FI. captalm 1 2 567r~~~ 5l).'rm =~.~~· ~=~ • ~~~~P: .. 7~Uow~ ~:i0o:~~--OB1 ~=~~r~:: Ex~~:: ~1~:t1~\Q~:~1· mov1na t~:? r:.a~~N~~~lu1~ =;n!'~~fni.P~~re 1' ' • wtU train, Apply ~v Mott ....--11 •·· •M 5•1-tCA.t; front ottltt1 ~ PAnT time new 1 p a p~ r Uquor Store Inc. 841 B&ker '~Al....., 1-1.J"'"'""'"" "'v"'' huo, ~· •.r f,)11, R01\RING 20's SI n g \ (: GAR.ACE Sale, tools, fum., USED K-2 ltolk~· 200 9d llme. Ophthalmol011t:l. Exp. dellwr,. \11 the IJ'tt, St., Custa Mesa e&LUE DOLPHIN• HOTPOINT refrlic. Harvcsl bedroom stt, ornate, ~at houMlhOld items, ckllhcs. Sl!1. ttnd KoflR.ch Boot U"'i ~ _ , ..... ~-... ,. prtterte<), 84+;U13 • ___ _!!&16-&1~!!;62!!_ ____ 1 ~,.,..,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,.1 _~3300=·-v~l=•~Ll"do=, "N".B,,._ C'.old, like new;~. ~17:M In 1trl'~-room. f75, S'B-OiOl . ntlllC. lo:il \V. Wlbon, 0 1. Ul CHll f'\'e Ms-&1J..t 1 ( l ' ' I I I I I . I' DAil Y P!t.ar Sat11td•1. Octobtr 13, 1tf73 llen'a H-You Can U1e Our Fa'"ou• DI'"•. 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GE ~tor, nuii rood Spaukting $lli. 9T9-9009. ~ ar 145--2$1. $.30+ v.v never UJed on!y lbic-em Robotl $2. t..arre TV «nd ttand $15. ?ttapie A Jt.on1 Palm Dr.1 P.teaa ~. cl!!l5.=..:m--02!:!~=·-----1 ...... $25, DIME·A·llNES CllEVY...,.rU: _.e,,,,..lne lZi BLUE chip er ........ ,,, s.tam~ $15. ~. , pftchbadc$3.Madb::lokland W'Uh ~ stan4 Vcrdt. O\elt 01 ,J!!"-'ttl 14 ft boat w!OO_,!l~·l Best ~ml1111 motorcycle $25. ..... -.,.. ··~-· t'Mtb a.2Sc Al! in Vf'T'}' $12. Portable • e w l n.1 $17. Desk $5. R.e .. ,."rator ott~ or trade ~u. 6 ., Po"'"ett:lide t~n1 S 2 O 52.00 book. Oak table TIRES. aood oondltion, one good coodlb 536-8052 machine $20. Pillow bl.ck sz. Vacuwn and IUIP&'O ~~T"-------1 Are For Prlvete Pertle1 QNLY J.le11der pipes $20 V8 headli lca.vl!1 $16. Jron $1. Antique like new, 2 for S l 5 · · ' cit.air $15. f'r~ table Jirnp Sl 4T Tn.tler $15, extn. SEAM 1uJl liie box. tplii"IG'• 40x79 aiM.I pistons $;>$10. M~2810 bridge lamp & 1hi&de $.Z. Fireplace SCNen ltld tools FRIDGE, worb piod, Onn. $15 2 occulonal chain p:i tire 566-0m. and ma1trell. ~ SU7. for ~ROBE~36U. • 11 x 12 RUG and rubher pad noor l11.1np $2). l\falchlna: SS. Gold de11&n il&sa1 about Good llilOnP tpt.ee. $'A e~ Unp&inted 0.pta!n'a 10' ,,., ANTIQUE Id them 3 mos aeo. I.J.ke new, , .~ · St:>. 6 ft. softt. chair, ~ tab.le lamp S1Q, 67So-0922 119 18" x 36" 968-6920. H.B. ••· die.If $14. ~e pb:ieapple x ""' • .; ~ l'OW on))' SZ. tach 0( l>ft!t n'!l,'('Jverlr11: SW 11.nd no. B 34th St N:B. SEWING machlne, portable BAR •tool& $15. each. $9. poater bed $25. Single· ~ hl·1ow cupet.~ padt...rP otter.. ~ wide t.ngJe, OLD It. AJ1tlque clothlnr ~ • Ads Prom Bu1lne11 AdcfNIMI Not Accepted P.11.n·~ bike $):), •I icrw n SURFBOARDS for u.le. All $10. Blonde comer end table walletl $$.50 each. Barhlne tramea $5. Italian lamp ~ n, c:ompt.et ~. roof $2).,, '64 .VW left front e, dlnrlle chlllrt $i Sat·Sun 1· dings e'· A Hu11scll $3. Portlble air coola' fW suits: $1.50. She '.).-3 boyl (JI.· table ~· ~· bA...-1' table lo.mi> $lO. Tape re-prtun dNip. id-tat for ba.Ck· L. t. R, rear ff!ndet'I $5 a. nd I 115 h -~., j $1 • 0 h ~1 M t h I COl'OOr $2), ~ VM> ._,,,_.,, $20. iKl MAt Spjra. '67 R1i'ht ftoont h!nd« ~ 5, 3)21 AJllO Ave, NB. a a 11 ve eac . car. ST. -""""'· am•• · ea c · .. ~ ... r a c 11 n i wn1 ol~aner $10. Qrlldrln'I ;ca~ ~ iePI .64 OOqd 1 eflline t.'OVt"t' $1. LARGE re~ralor v.1th Good beginnera boat d s . "'1GS SS. '\'i.(tm $1 \\'l.s Everythinr new. D-aXl Ol.1oma.n $10. Traditional o.rtey Bruwtl <.'W't&lm. i. tor Pent&x l"QOIJnt. eamenu ea. Fmt bumper $10. Saf, foot pedal ltttttr area, ex· &U-2l?"i. cases Sl.50. Oirome clothes 9315 F11chr Awnue, F.V. Lamp $l0. Beaded divider SS. Pair ldtch!.n c:urta1m S2l. Cd a.tier IO AM &III $} s. eoaat Hwy .. • Adv•rtl1er1 vloletlng <.-ellent condltiM '$ 2 S. 4''6' DUanlOnd pane wlndov." raek SS Clothes 10c41 ~" BOYS Schwinn 16'' \VhHI S.25. 6 lllht table lamp 125. 75c Black And white too.nd ~ ' IA~ · &16-2041. ataUonary. $15. fi.16...413.S. clrli bike need!" seat· and M~ StfnD'ay S 25. 4' lee:!her ottoman$%>. wan table cloth with= $5. 25 11111 · ______ =z==. _ - -llllll t h • a • regulations may bit In violation of Stet• Frenchl•• Board & local bus!. n.11 Ileen•• r99ul•· tlona. lolAGNALITErow11er$9Nevr GOLFERS &r&aln: Golt peduJ.15,962.om. st)-· ~~~ new ....... '-"'!~~ btor ~ n.awwwvZWWVVZW. cookware 111E'l $20 Cosco balls near new Sc to 33c. 219 BABY" crib St.5. Automatic SI'UDENT's school de• k 'Er. !D $2. M~ $10 Air '"'" J;lliJIVI c:halrs, like new s-i. TO'ol-el Poin.'\ettla Cdf.f. swine $8. Regular 5'WilW $3. (seat a t t a e h e d ) $10. rtfte JS, tee crwtrer · $10. dreuer $2 Pl&atlc c: ~Ul $2. i'ila't11 S:Z. H&lliing JIOOVER tll.tzk vacuum. All Lone ba!winet lkb1: $3. \Vood-842-3772. paper roads z,c.50c An-runntt $20. Irvine. 551 •l~~~~~.l. i able radio $.i. loots, 2 yean aid $23 en pl.ftYPt'n $10. Wallrtt n .50. otlLD'a achool desk $10. A rique tn.. ~~ bars and ROTARY pa11.'!:r mD\\'el', u ........,...,,. &lZ-9514 Car bed $2. Infant RB.t $1. toot sofa $15. C h 11 d '' !'f'· new $3.50 to $5. 1.len b flO. Q\.'f!n broiler $8. · ·~ •~1 •• • --·• ...... ...._. C&blnet ~dlo antique l\fAPLE chairs S2S P.Iaple g· Dln&ey sz. sti-2891. -..-~ · wardrobe c II est s.... •'Omen• NJU .... un.u..,.., • """''~.. )r If tables SXI Caplf,ins chain VENDORS ~table scales 968..fi803. 21331 P l netree ~ 9bfne new iSc-$25. •green U>. 6' low bac the SZi End !able S:a:J Oceat!Onsl DINETTE 1et, W a In u t $15. Portable ~ter $)'). Lane', ll.B. 41~ BrlJbane, lrvine 5132-9478 table U). End table $10. FormJca table w/18" leaf M8-6H4 1T INCll TV $5. 648 '"· chairs $5-SJO. Vacuum ~ Cu8ette pl._ayer $12. \Va.lnut TYPE\VRITER $10. Guitar ROOM divider or decontfn&' ..:::::..::=·'------ Wilson, CM. cleaners ~ to $15. Dlshe1, $$. 4 chairs $3). 4 ltert!O cabin.!t with fol<l~g ampllfter $5. M7-7017. ICI'eeR $7 Frina:ed woolen SLIM sr ~laer. Uke ELECTRIC Table s tt w , ~· ~15s~a::: ~nc°j1;:. ~~·7~;8d:; $W: =~·$UP\:Jc'I:~~ E~ ST AND AR D Chev>' ~wll and bfanketa $2. 'ii"'~"w'-Ft''ii::O;c:G"'-E"'RA""~-R--l:IS-. homernllde $15. -6-18 \\!. DruiUier $25. 9' couch $.15. 963--08l3• chill, ~" variable ~bli! t ran 1 m I • • Ion nt. 6'. ~ ~or em· S4f-I7Si. Wilson, C?tf. Swag lamp~ S25 each. I drill (new) $13 G'a s-IW'fboatd, Petrillo $15. 6 . . HllJld.1 ~'.!!::!!::"----~- ;i:JG..TI39 alter 12 noon. 00 YARDS light il'•Y-&l'ff" retrfo ator sz Van rear Chuck Dent aurfboard $1.5G. painted pl.ates S2. Partial GE porti.ble stereo. 8 years NE\V chests, J dra"'er Sl5. 4 ,'O::,c.==c,:o.c:::.:=Co-~ carpel, clean, $20. 646-1135. beniili~at (late ·model) $l5. old t.mli< sz. N_. in\•a.lid Sitt Blue \1/illow'lvare $7 Ger-aid, rood condition. $25 ~~·er $l7· 64S W. Wllilon, ~~~\?lle:i.5~r;v.·ers$1S.s.&8 FOR sale: ~ couches $~. Jeepruca.n$4.U~ =·~ ~~ J:e v~:·~~:~ =~AL bed$25 l\t&trren REFRIGERATOR, working NE\V Rock Cod rod $?5. Dog Chair SS. 2 tables $1.5. tv.t\o,~ drattin& stool $ ' 7 $5. tr.Iainavox Hl·FI $ID. VlctlDct.l., Q.f M PM. $10. H01p\tal bedside. table condition $10. Boclroon1 set: travel cage $8 Gas cans 50c 968·2518. 89T-· Porch irwinC $15. ~ $15 $tS-5SSO Delk $15 Ni""'t land S5 each New salt Y.'8.let spln· 9xlZ OftANGE rug w/frlnie \VALICER $12. Elevated ..,...... ~"d ln ~.a1·-MONDAY-Tuesday only. ,,:;:::·..:::::::=·~~~~~ Dreuer Su. ~all table ning reels $9 and ns. New $%>. Grodin11 mens su.!ts toilet set $15. Z!t Cottaae l!~ '"'"incenti~ Washer $18, To I.I et, DIVAN $15 and $5. 2 ain&le Cost $135; brand now, cu5-~M v.·11ter spinning reels (perfe<:t) l gtten tr. 1 brown Pl. CM. 548--t92l. ~ Prorram" controlled Amerk'8n Sf.an:tard $22. Re-~8%,~~ ~:ch~~'G~od"k:~~ f;~es~ l~~H~ .~tg~~~:mea. ~~ov~~~:::~~ ~~=ov~s:;, ~~~. = io~~leat!TP$3~b~J5~ Instamatlc movie camera 675-8613. BABY tumlture; car seats, ~@!l.le~18 be~· $~~ Sac r If I c e $25. 16651 JEWELRY SOc--$1 A Ir utility table 548--1089. $%>. Mo1~·cle he I m e I , SURFBOARDS 6' 11 ' ' automatic sw1na", crib, bi· rass • J, ?ttyttnger Lane H . B , ~rr ~. Burnt orange NEW stereo speaker $25 never used $10, Sony n.dio roundtail 6' round tall d Wrs, car bed etc. all each. Ostrich and snaU 846-5675. bedqftad $10. H ockey Small blacklite$3.50. Bklnd S10. Room divider $5. Stt'M> surfleuh 6'9" svraUov.'tall ........ 9"'J!:. B by • _,.,,, thel11 $Zl strln&. Vo!vanlc 2 TWIN ..._ ». .... game $S Turntable wtth d-' " u~•·te-• $25. 3 chain; S3 each. Set of SZ each. m-0691. ~~.!1 •i; ,:00' ~j'~ uh Siil atrlna-. su.-O'n7. · 2 twtn =-·= "$3. =~h: api_p. $15. Boy and ladie1 ==~t~ $5. 2~ = ~~n~ul~=:lr$~ GEZE ski binctinir!I. M"N" $25. &-nSi Toya, animal A bird OF.OORATORS tv.i n head-24" portable barbeque $3. =· U.14-16, 50-$1. ll'OObr $2.9> et.di. N!Ft Cameras $3 wnllde--Talldt's Flscher glass GT 1$ cm Cl.id. under $25. Stereo board $25. 2 open frame All aood oonditlon. Meat · stud and 2 1mab tabl.es SlO. ?ttovie reviev.·er S5 S20. 9'79-0091. &mp under $25. Electric ~ulltt~7~\':mS6 ~ allett, manual, uffd . once TWO trUQNe bunk beds $25. $2 each Set at. barbell ' Stereo headpho~. new $7, SOLID Maplf' dining table 36 a P p 11 a n c e • ' a e w I n i o )'\\ ~~ $9. Alarm clQdc ndlo-llmmt each. Mattresses S14. each, welifi.la $8. New mlilJUl11 Brovrnle c ame r a S5 x 48 v.ith U" let.I S25. 4 machinea (lantlquf:)to $2S. ~mattres.~$1.0.R r new $8. PUne• $3. each. Coffee table $24.00, Bar helmet $10. Electric Surfboard $20. Guitar $9 P,meo bed group to $25. Sat Zl. !!Cl'een $25. 548-&435. new $8. Purses $.1. each. cha1n. SU eaeh 536-2272 manicure Ht S4 Electric ~ Maple dining chain with ~. Sun 10-4 519 Slg'llal =-of m'" wheel"" tit C~ L1ke new. 19i51 Myt:lnier • ' · m-'--"" -•--..... T-" Guitar S4 Trim Twist exer· upholstered seats $15 each. Road N 9 ~r. ~ "" H B Sf&~ BUMPER pool table $25 __.,,.... u~ .,.. iw claer $1. Goodyear tll-ls, Complete 11et In beautltul · · &: CJd. Glass btlt tires, Lane, · · · Boys · table ~P .. $1. Card table wkle treads $5 each. Wall condition. Guitar S5 µdies KING 1iie bed bax 1priflj','. mounted and balanced with 3' KITCHEN cabinet• $1!. -St1~ $25. Slot car and 2 foldlll& chaln $10. pla(JU@' $15. Blender mixer dreny coat from Bullocks, $:11. l\Iattress Sal. Frame $7. lup $2.5 each. ?i.1a(n1111 cbord P.tosaic cottiee table $2). TV ~Exce~ ens\s cond=. ~~· "55°"'7"""""""'---~-- $5. Bridge set $15. Seaquest s17.e 16,. never ,~,,m S:l>. Wi! ml HPlll"llte. Redv.'OOd orpn SlO. Kayak $?5. traya $8 536.7"6. c·-se .:... · BOY'S """ u.-.-Unlon 3 17 tlo bl • C-h '10 838-0033 . .... .. sman up.. t po'Ai!:r 6Q U•UJ'~"' Electric roll WaJTanty · Wal nut step table $4.50 Ski Jiil ta e .,.,nc • · · MEN'• and Ladles :S-.peeds mower ~. Rwu good all speed bike, hu new seat ,Jeeves wlder wamtnty $7. J10les $5. Slrd cage $2. 3 x 5 Large electric Oster Pro V\\' Van body l e VW front SJJ. each. Glrla · Schwinn like new. 962-1984. ' and cables, hu front hand Electric toll "'armer S2. pink fringed rug $2.50 Df-ak hair dryer $10. Electric rnd !c. FuH sync-bus trans-Stlnpy, Uke new sn BOy's ? SI'l.TDIO h brakes and coaster rear ~=cha~ pui::~rSl·fi: choJ.r $5. Dishes 25c to $5. ~1.~~.~~ {;j, ~~.t s21t ;:~~n·~ ~~!i<m~ade work~.:...~~ bQce $6. 842-7917. naucaJiyde ~hes, b~~ bnt.k~. racinrc b-andlv bar5 Book shelves S7. 640·1402. 422 HeUotrope, Cd M ·' Jacket 2 hoods, all $2). Jiacht new size 10. ~· 81\Bt projector S20. Junior cu.shlora, custom made SIS. and carry\n& rack, excellent 550 Vista Flol'8, NB In the 675-5977. DiveN knlte/she&th $ 6 , 8~ for -$.lO for 5· ski• $5. Klds buckle bxlt• each. Cornl!r table $.5. Swq: condition $25. 727 W. 3)!t!, St . Bluffs. BEAUTIFUL blue bird cage, W8))l, v.ill well 11epara:tt'ty sa.n.M. $6, fuh tank $5. Student lamp $5. Catafytlc heater MEXICAN ch&ln. dark '1.'tlOd as new $4. S"·ag lamps Sl ~ n--"---leol~, t....a.-__,, • delk $20. Bookcase head· no. Humidlfter (chlld1l ttain, ra.ttan chair teat and NARUP.11 china , le.NM 12 C\rcular can shades $2 . .Ao,..,..,.,.""''" DI"" uou· U<O uo:iUL"' ,....,... board $7. NIEht 1WKI $.2. $.1.50 excellent cmdltton. be.ck.I, 4 )'e&1'I old, and all extra&, Doral pattern Se .... ·tng cabinet $3' loletal be.r •tool• $25 each. 16" SIMP.IONS hide-a-bed ns. l{UIOCk $1. Bunk bed set. Drapes: white-2 panela 3· ·originally $15 mw $7 each, DON'T PINCH YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) ~ • • ~ • :::_ ... ~ .,,... •• ·~~~ • ~., • ~ ... "' ' ••• ~ "'. ·~ ~~ ' . ' 125U ·R'F"""s 001,. R 0 , 8 , 6 ,, hamper S3 Utility door, MWTSY 1r 1 c >' c I e $9. Girl's 3:1" bike $10. Bike Excellf'nt $25. Small chelt wide, 2 panell 5• wide $3.50 six only ."4-137S Ea.&Mutt. heavily screened 'Ailh shut-Artificial pll1m 5 ft $5. basket 50c Down spout 50c drawers is. SWedlsh &rm a }>air. Gold tbennal 2 327 , De""ey-V.'ebcr $12. 6"73--0701 ter.o $3.00. T .... in beds, cuiv-Lincoln IAp:ilk. P.fisc. Menl Decorative rock, 2''.3", SL cha.Ir Sl Pipe racks $1. panels 4• wkie SS. all good Zl Chevy bb:k $U. t ~~r)k~lN~~ka~:: ~. ~s.'~~ol~~~ =e~.:.~:uslca1 ~~. Orvi@to, Udo Ide. ~~ :i:i ~b~~ I(~~ Part Street, ~~~l1n; i · 5 ' \ cost $60, perfl!ci. 548-7234. orange, reel, silver sling, n SHC(;h1NG low prices on AJl.'TIQUE Chamber• gas Ll&'.ht ftxturs SL-$5. Boyl ROTARY mower $5: re e I pUltl:xll So.' each, (bevy ot.I RF..ALgood5plecelt'Ctlonal Redslipper sa.tln dres.s,size hOOs-etdd ltcrns: cof fee raJlie Siil Electric ran&e SchwUln Stln&nY· Blke tnO"A-er ·$1.5.Sllvertone Sti Oie\.'Y exhaust S2S. Real good swivel clullr 10, $5. ID15th Sl NB table $15. End tables S2. $2). ?ttarble rotfee table $10. p&.tb, brakes 50c45. Der-Organ $25. Set of 4 SOOke ~ $4 each. PDwtt- rocker and otton1&11 $25. ~. L..11.mps $2. Dlnette $15. Sol'a 646-2174. ~ b:idy wdmone $25. ~bull CQs aU $Z ~ &tide ttwlm sz. Chevy ho'l'.l :, 1• I ' ', • ';' I ,} 892-1372. PD~~~' ~fu!.x !2~ ~.:.51::1~t:lm~N~ eoY··,~~lld' b!k~ Mo~~~~i$1f: ~_Jiper' fl~: ~ mwd1old $$. Bucftt PORTABLE lV, pla,ys good and blade vinyl $ l S. 7A Costa Mesa. bike 4,'J, ..... s e RA Lerse box new nia rem-Gel ~· i=.'tk: *ti SlO p.fr. Ntw ·Oievy ~.\'a~~ k cl~~r nt, &U-4.315. MDJS mM-made S ta r ~~V tront hood $11. M"'-~ Ded'tr1( alSde ruloe camea SS. Gm"tp door = =~~ :·s: 1 G46-15Zi LUGGAGE S am 1 o n I t e Sapphire ring 2$5. ~~i~s N-__ crib _ __. mat $10, ~ A~-dtsw•-opener J:15. 2 t!ttt, 900 x 15, OJevy a1r m.dttlol1 CXJ,Jt< But You Can 6 ORA WER unfinished birch train CILSe, med once. $25 diamonds $5. Cl.II after • 'Ires.! $15. M.5-49M. 829 $8. Stl!'p table $$. 814.1 Deer· wire Ht S3. Coffee pot $2 50 ~ wtlh , tlr'9 $10, 1932 dresser with fonnlca top each . .r.1e:n's Amer I can PM 645-8568. Go\'ernor St. CM tlf!ld Drlw, H.B. 1536-7'191. New 3116" end mill• ri.25 Qieo..')' ~ tile $10. Fuhionaire, Jadlet: 2 4 '' pearl rln~ v.1th man-.. .......,e ,,....,. " «RU • set'....,, ~•" "''"'"' ...... ·~ We ply SS. tor both. Janltion PJ 2 ~a'5 S'll. 3046 Klllybrook, CM Tourister $15. &l2-0342. CHEST free2:er, needs "-'Ork WASHER and dryer S25 each CHEhfiSI'RY equipment $5. each. 10 power com.parltot ·u.ed head $10 l9'JJ 5'Kl-9Tl'9. ONE twin bed with mattress $25. Large v.·hcelbarrow $15. Ironer $15. Power mower Decoratl\'e cork Sl.!IO. C.Op-$10. Small gear motor $3. Fon:! radiator Wli 18. Fon!. PORTACRIB $7.50 HI g h $2S. One naugahyde oc-Flgurn skates sz 3 $2. Ph. $25. Push mower $5 \i per wall plaque $3.50. Hand Electric adder $.XI. Shetland exftaWlt: manifold $8 JMir, 6 chair S5. Play pen S7 .50 Pot-C"'aslonal chair $1.5. The ggg....3.100 17983 Oak St., F.V. mov.·er $3 Luuai'! rack $5. hair dryer $1. ?.fetal e&ttneta heavy.c:Juty ru& aharnpooer cy'dnter Ford head ""1ttl In· ty chair S2. 9 ."< 12 green ro-• 1~ N -Electric motor $3. 4 50c each (2), Toya Sc-Zc. $2!i. Jet-X car washer $.l. take Md f!'J!l.a\lltl: manitotd shag Sl2. 6 x 8 irn'<!n s~ s~':'3fh1 ""~ ev.....,.' 19" TV portable Zenith SZ. 2 slllfboards, all $10. Pool Books Sc-25c. p a t t e r n s ~" ttveralble electric drlll $15. 1961 Oldl hydro $15. ~~t-~~ach.'~5-~~· ?.tATCHING 1'0fa a.nd chAir, t~~-N':!~:i~·~ J: table $11}. 769\ii \V, 20th St. (dttSs) $1. (all). Shoe rack SID. 96j.2Z56. Ell.It of ,-~~:'.:·------1 ,,='-~'-="-"'7'-"'~""°-,,; 125 & ~· 115. Floo' lamp Ill. _...__ CM 64&-5848. 25c. Decontlve Items $5. Brooldlurst. South of Ellll, PORTACRJB 17. 2 = 11• · I !!011d green fllbf'iC • •"'· ._..... (-") w~ ----" 1-• -"·--..._.._ •nuq"" RUG, avocado, 10 x w1t 1 Green leather overstuffed ,·acuum $7.50. Remington l\IAPLE coffee table and end ..... · .. .., ouN wwu u.... l.Jl:Ul:l'C"ti ~u"""" oak chairs $10, Record c..b. Dining room tnhle Craddock chAir sz;. Solid Maple typewriter S2>. 3 9 1 o 'Ii table• $15 each. Baby crib. tack ~ Eleetrtc heater $1. FOR Sale: 2 onyx lampa -lnet $2. ~ OOc-13. ~.,.. rnahogany $25. 1 mAlchlng ...... _ 1 Pl NB 673-1600. CClod condition SlO. Clothes Eiectric motor $5. Ford tz. each. Dinette Mt-$20. '"-.. .-.. 17 W'-" chain S7.50 ench. Rug ts' x ~=~les~.An~~~ R'°;':aEM,.OR $25. Stove 2;o42. 2509 Qranae, CM truck sb:d:s (frmt) $l. (2) Baby bade pack $3.50. Must ~'"'~ $1. ';'1p Ti: l ':' $25. v.·ith pad. 3-)6-"'"JOl3. 25", black and .... 11ite, "'ith $25. Coffee table ,;. Chest Apt. A, 54S-l6S2. ~)~~~~ (~ 11el1 • lolovina! 5.16-8295. SJ. Hoo9ewarel $145. lG-5 BABY crib and mallre5S SlO remote control $25. Large dra\\'el'S S15. Typev.Titer BEAUI1FUL 'A'alnut dlnlna (al\) Room dl.vktef' (ac-HOLLYWOOD bed $10. Lamp PM. 10/13. ~ Florid'& High chllir $5 Baby \\·alkPT floor pili.,.,.'S S5 roch. Bean $:l>. CombinaOon door $12. table, 5 n. $2.5. t..arre blu~ cordian fddl Pl Clrl:ltl'nu $2.SO. Coffee ta.ble ;t.. cCl:::n.1:o::e:!.'.0Cl>=!::.· ____ _ $3. Electric Ooor pollshl'r bag chair $6. Stereo head Exe:cutl\'e cribbage board and ireen co11~ cover $7. omaments $2. 14.; Bqh1nen Ovenrtld1'ed chair $ 5 . HEADBOARD $7. 2 n'lght and stlampooer S5 F.ledrlc phones S15. lArge sterling $10. awn $t electric Electrl.c roti&sene, new $25. bike, boy er girl, w1'th tn1n-336-3552. stand& $3..00 each. 2 chest deep t r >' e r • n e v e r slh,e:r plalters S5 each. scru.bber m . 6 V battery Electric can o~ $2.50. : q wt1eds $15. Hamper &Jc. LOYESEAT $10. l chain $10. of drawen $5 eaeti. Jronlna e\'er used S7. ~'.\7-9-174. Coleman lantern S:i. Costa charge $5. Gas pipe $5. walnut step end table5 S5 Inlant bct.ck pack, aluminum el.di. lamp& $1.-$12. Tupper boanl $1..00 Stl>W. BABY ilems, like 1ie11•: !\lesa. st2-4169. Basin $5. Electric motor SS. each, 2 large pictures $4 frame $4. Black and whlte ware RN' . and used · Playprn S15. Car !Ilea! s.11; REF'RIGERATOR S25 Lawn Hyd rauJlc jftdc $5. Soldering each. llK 1.fonte Vista at Zenith TV $15. 9 4 21 10c-50c. Chlldttn'a clothes VW intake .l. hue sp!"ll,Y carb· Car bl'ff $6 Automatic 111wlng IOO\\·er Sl5. Gra.o;s e<1Ktt S~ Iron $4. 6V electric feul Orange Ave .. O.t Culltr'and etttle, H.B. S$Jc. Crib $15. Dreaen $5-uretor for 1300-lfOl S25. Ex· S7. Jolly Jumper Sl . Diaper E:-.:f'rciser S15. ~. pump ~. Socket Rt '-'· BAS.SJNE'ITE and pad $9 PORTABLE .. -·-'ter wtth us. Kttmen table $25. 4 ldt· tra. I~ $10. Austin J{eclly pail l l.50. 646-0320. REBUILT Eur '·A Volt'lq!'e inverti?1' $15. 01evy ""--bed $8. Wind up _,,.,,_ '.l'V'> .. '' dJen che1rs n o. -r..in -..d Split.e complete b.-arrt .00 e...... vacuuni starter S5, Anftque auto ~·Pl·-Ill . ......._ :::_~ ~ $10. i:= m.:· ant llham $3. Rodd..;':..~~-rear end $5. Rade rl pinion COl.'ItC books for coll ectors. sai. E1<'ctric clothes dr)-er wheela $Z. &16-32511. ...,, ...,...,..... ........,. ... ...," """'5 pool 8 ._....,, ... .......... · l lS GWtar $10 P.1nrvels D.C. 25c·$l. 642·9775 $ro. Hair Blow Dryer SS. 9'1.>i!"V $3. \V&lker $1.50. 2CiO Matching-walnut step end S12. &l~ only, 963·2963. ~ ' ~ I--6' x \;'II" sliding gl11.s~ door l\1ela.l Ironing board Sl . 3 Flf:\ITLY SALE rostume ·Fontiam Dr. CM~. tables $5. each, Girt a H.B. ft~ 302 Onyx, Bal sz.;. /\ft"lal roll-out "'lndow Coverable rocker S 1 0. it"ovell)' to $1. Vap:irlzer PORTABLE Singer sewina clothing 9lze1 A-U. 2Sc41. BLUE, purple carpet. Good · ~. x 8 x 10. SlO. T'rlcycle, 673-3977. $2.50. Stereo recoi'ds 25c machine with case, stan· Books ~. Game-s 50¢. condition. Bedroom llxS" x 2 x 8 aluminum 2 piece t}id- Hi" $6. s.IGJ.1'182. SATUHDAY Evr-n!ng Post, each. Clothina 50c·S7. Wa.11 dard model, excellent con-Bak1na: par.. P'tll 15c-50c. 11' $20. Living tmnl 19' x tngwir«bws ST.rtl.Crlb, ~- 2.soo x 12 TIRES. $15 each. 83 C\lpi<'s $8. Lo ok ~rn~,l~rn~l'e:J! ditlon, no attachment& $25. 90S-:lm. 11' $25. 962-2561. · mrt. SZi. Crib rna'ttr'ea, like \\'heels SS Jlub caps S.l. lit~ t.1agazinl:', 40 copies $-1. Viev.· Dr, Cd?.I Btv..n l'tlac· 552-7620. TR1.1ND1.XBEO frame $5. 9' Turquoise Naur ah yd e new $10. 2 p1f'Cefl nylon short Dnt$un and othe.n. nev,~.r Sa lurtlay ne,1ie\v magulnes Arthur &: J\farquerite. \\'OOLTITRF used bedrDOtn crtb $T. Hi·chait $2. Stroller cow:h. $10. Ladles clothing lliag carpet, llke new: Blue u.•NI. less thnn half new 142 eopit>s Sl9. Books 25c to catpt1ing s~. 1101 9>ml!T'-$2. Ovel'IUed car!op carritt 25c size 10. Metal bed frame 101,i X l3 S5 ea. Red 10 x 10~ 548-72.ll. ~1. Pocket books 10c One Al~ coodi~Sio.~ t<lee-set, NB. $25.Window 3'x8'$20.Sola $S,8001Shore0rcle.H.B. f~· :.:· = t:,~ s:.:~ 3~ J\t\t Auton1a1lc electric tloor lor out.side 3.'.>"-" x trtc \\"ater q\laJ'o ELECTRIC dryer $25, Ideal $5. ~ chalktoard $3. POKER table $25. Baby ._,._ (",.,. c11.mi>rn $Zl. Ei.;posurc 791.1" $3. Plastic covered lurn ~ cwrtom R a ce c. a r 1 et S 5 , Carpe! lfwnpooer $10. 6361 dreasin& table $8. Hardwood loPI $l!i0. M!tI'OI', 15x40, ni<'ter $12. both still ln hcnch 18" x 49" $4. C.OUee fresh water and martne Refrigerator $25. Records Gbia Drlw, H.B. high chair $12. 962-i9St Ex· ~ ~· .,!. !., ~ .. E; d 54S m1 IAbl!': $-1. Tool box 13!.fa" x from $15. 6 wder sz. CttlMtt "it'I ............... ..,_., UVll .... "'""" canon, tte\'f'r UIW . -.~ · 411ll .. $4. Floor polisher $3. 4 5'15-6391.. from Bach to Rode Zic OOUCH 8' ~ ~ ron-cora:. •on. llll'A', )I" $2. Ladies lkt1t \l10E la()f'll'd mnn's t\\·f'Cd mail hoxes SI each. Oxma 18.. BL.ACK Md v.·h 11 e each. 646-8447 or see at 2236 dttb1 S25. ~ re-DOUBLE dreaer..J drav.'ttl with boob T1A . A $25. 50' j11ck,..t. slz,.. 38, s.·1 Tnn ron:I portable type1vriter SI. 5 bl lV sz 646-<l!m Placentia, Unit B. Ot. diner' $10. Dlnettlt M. $10. ~ and ~-$%>. prden hMe $2.50. Saws n· jarkt'I. ]Patl1<'r hu11ons S2 lt·ll ·hl\ndt'fl i;nlf cluhs Sl porta e ' · . ' Couch $25. &U-1&:1%. • Electric broom, like new Pumll • SI.lent Giant tor S3 .. st5-0151. "52Zen lt h , Ladlt>~ hdn blnck c:ishme~ cad1. S110\V chilln1 6.50 x 13 ~!ALL Vlrtue dlnerte sci, 6 2 MATCHING twin $10. 962--0403. Aquarfum .:. $5. Revere ta pe Santa Ana lieiltrtL ,111\·eatl'r M"I. 1lze 1~12 Si. 13 6 00 x 1,-13. ~, • 15 "~ ch:dn, 2 nttd repairing $25. TV --JJ---.. -->-reoonler $G. Bell It Howell · · ......, ·' ...,. 1001 LiJicoln l.Ane. i48-88Q, beds:pread, blue a.nd ireen ...,...,...,_.._., •~ re-. . 10'' ildewa.lk bike rood $10 Bl"Ol\11 pl 0id ""OOt and Jun?':< ~Pder spreader SI. Cat quilted Sl5 tor b::lth. Dark p&h', $lD . ~alone ~-l\.!_.°"!._~2$5.:...~ ~~ 1Ck-7?1c: dress $ 3 , l..eg-o-mutton scrAtcher $1. :i rlnt Irons SJ· SP.Unl.Q:lrona po r t ab I e 11 t d 1 · worth much m<m! 962--0403 .._.,._ ........ , ......... ·..... 111....,c .......,.,. .. I -• ' Ill •I o l I< " Kl 14 ~1 'Id ~ -~·11o '""""'n q u e win ' ' __ _., • ~ ~ 15. ·B--·"°"" ~~-u-. "eev"" n'K' a r • ..,. a1 . '' 4 I:: en A\'e, t)'JX'"·• 1te.r,. co .... 1 h ~d~pread, one only $5. 1601 CRIB SZi .. Hl&h chatt ST. ::::; __ "':.!...:.:. .,. •0-1d ordiJ :isc R~..,...Zc ?;. jacket, \\'\\'I v i n In~ t' • Cill MS-51'1.1. S2CI. 11'19-1&36 Uncoln Lane, ?fa..~. PJ•vn.n 115. S\\1n• ..w"i. ~r..._ .. ,1 ;:;:_~a l10 t-•n... ...,_ ... c ~~ S"''t'a\t'r $3. -Ki's style lad\CJ .....,.... .... ~ '··'""'' ...,..,1~, .,., .. .IU\; LJg,;u1 ...-~ Jkl\s, !)"le~. and ~iz-e 5 OOQts \'ERY good '64 Ford·l\fercury EL.ECrn.IC dryer $1 5. GOOD used ds.venport S25 Diaper bags $2. Lamps Sm studen't desk and hMter $1.M. ~portable S10. l.J"athrr and c a 11 1 rarllutor $25. Sears v.·uhe.r a36-621l Kenmot'!: dryer ~-$2-$.5. Dreulng table $7. TV dWr $7.5(). Medi.um Long. vacuum and •ttacfm1e11ts $6. t1!umlnu1n field JJ1irk $2. niany p:l.J't!I 11\"W SZ"i. Book.9 DIVAN S25 Chair Slii Baby ~3M(). $10. P1cture fn.mei Zc-$1. john wetlldt $T. 1.!'edtum 'Vhite vb\).'I tarp chair $3. ...,00 Al! kinds 2.",i:·Sl Part AACk 1,1,-..,.. "'·17. "-· -001, ?.flnw 48x32 $25. Bath .eat Slot -.. --•<> u. ~-64r.-... >w· II 1· k "'u " '"" .,..... .,, 3 SOLID btaple slde chairs, Wft'Vl!I: $5 Cal! after 7•00 ., .... -....,. .,.,..,, .r.""'--.1·"" 1•1•nu•n1 • oy cannl1n tan $JO; Sat·Sun, S.S. 2 ~ 6 1 1 _" SI. Cat ~ $1. Tape a._..:.., 897 l!NfO • mlxet $1. Oo4tdnr mosrty ci~RISTOPJIF:T? Rob l n $3. T'lY i•t1r nnrl trallf'r S7. Columbia CM. ltOOfl condition SlO eac 1. -..o recordt:r $1. Small camp p.ni ........... ...,,. ''''"0 • me 10 gQO<I, !l>e to $1 Ste child'it ru hlll>r ll()Of.<; $2 ShlJf' Vi~t1!1' n111.n $1. Cllr-lrl'I E. 21st. CM 642-Mn. 1tove $3.00. Pipe Holder $1. CANOE oars, near new $5. 4eit1 ' m-m roat ~low ~kn!,..~. girl'-;, "!-..:,.. •k'\ SI. )!<1n1~ ho~.nl $-l ? Double elf'r· ELF,,t'TRIC 4 bume.r bullt·in JllGH qullll,y braided carpet ICfl bucket $1. CIOlhtt, ~n. Snow ski• $10 pair. Golf beiurl1.M 'MOl ~ pnttem tci• skl\11')(, girl·~ 1'1ize 1 ·2. S2. trlc blanket 010. Bil.lb i;hiN'tr stove t0p S7.~. Small knee-"·ith pttd, 12 )'ardS S2 a woinen, baby 2:; c -S S , cli.tbA, ha& and cart Sl!i. and fflbrl.e C\lt Oltt $1 2S rce ska !Pll, 1.t1rl'M , ~he 3-'1 raucet!I $6. Exterior light $3. hole desk SS Ovtn fnn S3 yard, 5-iS-5360. Bed!lpl'eadS Sl-$l. Warne Fre&h water fly rod and roel Brown~ Juinper idz~ s:;. f;·tfi-2.'lAA. 11o·~sr f(IT' Si\J" ffl~'fls t"r-S3. Double cement I a 11 n d r Y 65 PONTIAC d. 1 Iron SJ.50. Coffee pot $4. $5. Rfto1t and tackle 51k4;·i. 4 pattftt!, tabriC cut out 50c ANTJQUP, rocking Liu\lr, ~1" 1"'"""9 ,rlTVtile n1irror SIO. trays $5. 200 Dtl Atar, 01. $20. 65 Pontl~0~f:n!:t~~ Card toble S9. Delle $15. BA!ketbe.ll -bftckhMrd, hoop Brookbiint t.nd Act.ms im: light "'IKl<I, Cl\ned S2:>. ~lid Zf'n th l ' SJj. Zenl!h EXTRA long t"·ln 51.J:e ba!ri: $lO. Ta!lp.te tor (...uv pickup Gl&MI 60;lc30 $.15. Electric hWt ll11d net $6. Electr1c shoe US21 Lmn,m llB 9G.1582 oak half-round table top $4. 17" 1'V $XI. liard1\"00d springs and mattreues, pl~ $1 Old Coronet re~l'ator Wllnner $150. Rater $1. llot llh1nef' rtd and black hzf. ' .~ lumber Sl-sl 3 hp &aJ meW tnuittt $10 M.ch. S/,;>w ,u·11 , . .,.., 15 "'° •1 ' Ialher: 1 1721 Port Athlty fff'I is. Power u w attach DDl.UX& TV lt&nd $7. l.arre DRU~1 snare with stand fUio m1tor $10. :.4trlJi97. ak\111 No. 710. excellent for · ~ · t'I.. N'S Sat..Sun 9-5 ~. nll!nt lit ~ "-inch plctuni $20. 9owl1n& llJOeS, t tickz $5. 646-2388. COL~iAN Clllalytlc heatl'r heglM<'n, Plllr SlS.. Electric flIAN'1 fUJd \\'Ottlan'1 Engllab rn.A.rN a!t $8 1'ral pladorrn drill $1. Punch1nr ha.a: rack men'• $3. WIJtt pltcl\er, t: LE CTR ON IC room 5,<m-8,!'.00 rm.J' $1S. Reel floor lll'r"Ubber/waxer \\1th bl~s S25 t111ch. Two Chaiw "11!1 027 tradr andn 2 n-.nual $2. M1...!181. lte!'lt'll "'ttd $7. A.ecorda: deodor!1Pr $10. lA'vn f"dger, ty{Ml mG\\'l'r 1,1111 i:atcher all bru•l1t11, lloo\.-er $15. ~ S311~"'~,t~ swltchee S)) Sew I~ P'IUGIDAIRE Elec1ric 91ove l<MOc. Dlshet S10-t2. 'fllod· nun.electrie SS. &tG-2318. SIO. F:ltttrir broiler $3. 2 \\'orld books, ~ \'Olume11 at SS. ~ny ..... v ._....., -"l""' "'-Al 1~ 10 -..,_,_ -••bJ Ill mi medi<..'W!: cab!Mt ST. •• h "" ~ "·t ""·-A t>.t-FM tuner $ 1 5. ma .. ,.. '"" ca.uu.., MS. .,.,. .,.,..."' .......__ ... e n ...... , "'""I -·"• .,.. .-~ An1pltn" IIS. 646-14St ,,,_ .... , · -~. .____. •"'. 2 ~---•· SCRAM-LETS Mrfre fV\I table lan1P' S2.50 .,.. eac • ~·· .--,,,,w1, am•-""m wtth hood "-*' '"""' n1u1 ... .,. UUUUl w l'ach. Litt Rr1tf' ~ 01~ t\'es.. _ Dynatlo tilter Ji C E uuai'U ~ uu-•'" (111irol elt•ctric htilr U1ter S-FOOT couch ss. 548--6142. 2020 Fullerton. Apt. 41, Of. electric cm1err $i. !Jed I FT. IOfa $25. ~t lrOn tan $1!1 pllr, M&llhl lawn ANSWERS $3.00. T"·o ARC5 tnuamll-\\'O:\fEN'S coatl, like ~w, SUN lamp 6' high $2S. 8 In.me $5 5.17-mll 2'll8 S. ~DdM '-~1i! ~~ ~Ind tdat\° $10. &n.U ten: s:1 each. Ont lrT·IO llow I bl bl k bulbt $12. \Vrouaht iron Unda W~ S&nt.t. Ana ..i:.-15 ch. M&-4655 dNlt . lamp $3.!:IO.~ Keyaonc 11"/llcrRfler 1ran.fl!lltt'r $10. Yho't 1 .,cc110"1'· h 11t8~ ,1•7°1 • wood c1ddy $12. Tra\'l!I ' · ,.,.... ta • 8 mm ca~1 15 yr, ~· z.;,..,.i,y -riom. -1\u,Hr - Jlomftil' -llUNt';RY One ARC·5 recel'ier .... 1th P n e•c · ,.,... · steam Iron $10. 37 Playboy TRUNDLE bed SS. Cloth~ SEWING in.chine ln c.binel lent condltm $1), JiPf.lltlt po11·,..r 1upply o..ml!Mtr $3. -Ill WAI..Ntrr Pl. 0 1 End ml\Pflnn $10. Electronic 1;;7Sc 1Tors Zc ~.~ o'tnt~ $2$. W&lriul coffee table $25. make I mm camen $10. One AF!C·S VFO v.·ith pov.·er l11blt< SIO. Oles! of dnlwen air lilttr StO. Ctdar che1t wry ......, · Bathroom acale $2 Two Ehd~tablt $5 Carlol Deluxe PINCH vo·u1 • j-. • I PENNIES with a PILOT Classified Ad PENNY PINCHER 3 LIN·ES 2 TIMES ·~ Any Item Priced S58. or Less Ill ,,,.,. tll•n one ,...., tho cttllblntd lottl ctnnot • .-$50.l 642-5618 If tlw-cost M 11\fin.g con· timle ' 10 rbl", a '°' or u1x. IMl,Yer& v.111 I» Mlf\tt dtlin qurrtt cir llUNGnY. 11\pplf' $5. One Om11r (W)-41).1~ $1.S. l>ay bed $18. SleetMI' S2S. 19" x 56" tapestry, · rotald OC\Wllonal table1 $25 elecuic bratr ..tta', lib rrrN mt'l~r rt'f't'lV(r $5. 2979 Aill· bag $3.SO. Book• Wc-25c. circa 1180 $25. 3 l)ttee Cll'"Y-SMAlL square ~frl1eralor •cb. Slant b(IArd $S. m i10. \'JS Ctdt Pl., CM.. on I ~ 111~. 0.1 MT-lmt. Sal·Sun. 11)..l in& NI JlO. &444!la S21 uo lb. llarbell tet $10. eo. vi... Dr. Mftl Vftdt. 2atKI •net Orann1 Ot. '~ . • • [ ... Mio --SH -Ml~ ..- EAS I Ba\ ... t .. m~ 11~ alt. BE"I 111), $40. S'4' 5.1(; ORA 33.0 ya ava °" S.A co~ 911 Ste: .,,u bolt Mii' Ha• be• A: ... Fl Be~ Ma 61\; SOF :i 962 CAF 9xl ""' ... REI !OU '"' "" PUI col "" bo1 MA' l60 wh mo I .. ~ -I I ~ ' JAi ~ ""' knl I Mi :El ... ' "' .. A p 1' ~ ~ y ~ N • ' ~ ~ ~ il c .. DAILY 1'11.0T l§J .[ .. , . J~[ .. , .. ~ I ... 0 ~I •1 • ~I ..... I I~.__[ ""---.---1~( ... "'t~-I~( -l[iJ I 1;_~~~ ... ~ ... ~-~=~·~1 ~~~~ .. ~-~~:~·~1~•tr~Ml~ ... ~ .. ~~U~u~1~·~-~~~ .. ~-~~~ .. ~-~l~ll~I0~,:~·~1~1~1 TV~ HIPI, """"' 156 ...... S.11 909Cyclos, 81kM ,i;T:,:r;::ucks=-----"' 962 ;;::1 Ii 136 • Yr................... LIDO 14 IJU4 Scoot... 925 "7Z SHOWROOM CARPET C' ., ..... NCE STEREO ~.,., Wlllllt Getdlnr. HanleNumpu ' ""' ..u.. uUmsn Sci>oek, * a 1cYCJ,ES * INTERNATIONAL .._..... * PUBLIC NOTICE * Dole, Door"""""*· QlO or l4M4l1or644-l'!Sl ""'Uent '°""· ,..,. dolly. New llaliun to,., •• W .IO f t I make olfu, fM..3"9 atl SHOW pon)' with. t&clt. 9 yr, $1000. 615..f562 da)'s. 615-7800 SUntour F.q le Cotlo .• $89.96 Extn. clt9.n % ton pldrup, •n _nt c MY lngt on &pm old bl)' mare. i 1 O o. to.••. Nilhlk1 10 8p .•.. f'Wlm S99.9S VB, automatic tnnlnlblkin, UNracied SHAG CARPETINGI ~~~~~~:~~I 646-'16U. CAL 25, xlnt cond with boat Used blltes ....•. ttorn s1s.oo =M • 1eerIn1, etc. Priced, Law For Immediate Sale CARPET AUalON ;.I l(S I I~ h~"f,~;,Jt~ d~;~=~~1.icr~ ONLY 5Z49S ·Canv·-Sr.:laltfn r..tiV.U ......._..,.=• t,{ 213fT99..3804, weeken:l s8e9.ch81cycil"l,800E.Balboa Tom St•mP P'ORD •• ' . . n1/sn..55W. Blvd., &ltoa. 615-728'l 53S N. El catitlno RK1 7334 8 andlnl, .. """''" Uquldatian to satisfy cndltors! a Llno1, 1 Tlmo1, "''° BALBOA "''· w/trall", 3 ... HONDA '" CL, "" S.n Cl"""""' .,,,,,1.137 off the S.nt• An• F rMway lolh, General 900 mo1 old, rnaey extru. Coat rlnp, valve job, nu batt. nu '70 INTERNATIONAL % T (Garffe&d off r•m..--left to INndlnl) CYC..ONE fftl.dn&. !IO', post• Sl0.900. $99!15. See Dana p11lnt, dirt lie, street equlpt Cab & C1 iJ Model 120G- We h•¥• been appol~ted. to MU at PUa. and every th In I . You BALBOA Yacht CI u b Point. Slip C-l; owner, or ~nc, clean Sl15 or b&t oUer, D, V..S e=. '34 cu. tn. 180 714: 523-1032 or 21 3: 723-1311 LIC AUCTION the foUowlng: nimovt, bu to you . membenhip-1or sale. $50 S..341.2 or 982-6603. 548-4619 HP, 131" y,•hcel base, 4 540-M60 below current market value. COL 22 '69, ~ley, head. FOR aale '73 lf a r I e y speed transmillSlon HD MltcelllMOVI 111 Mltcell•neout I ll 1000'1 of YARDS OP' NEW TO good twJ-me lt8¥ kllten.12 Alao FUpper wlbrand new 6hp, OB, preservers, com· D11vldJOn Su~r Glide FX, Springs wlHelpers, 0 1"".i0xl6 SHAGS /HIGH LO'S / PLUSH / I NDOOR· v.ita old. Alertgic to cat. lllil. $295. 64f-ll22. pew, ml, tackle, etc, $3300, l~. $600 It take over wheels, 6Ul2 Sydney Dr., --·- EASTERIJNC China ll'om CARPET BROKER OUTDOOR and KITCHEN CARPETS 61'-2937 Boall/Mar lM 49'J.8880 paym<nll, ~. Hw>lmaton Beach, 119$:!5!3. Bavaria, Gcnnaey. 6 p~ Recently ~ several ,VERY special ht.all.by, lov· Equip. 904 Bo.ts, Sltpl/IJeckt 910 'TI YAMAHA. 17S, total dirt '73 CHEV Clw!yenne ~ Too set Includes gravy boat, but· 1cm yct:a plush , shag car-Sunday OcroL-r 14th at 1 p M 1 ...... abota, YT! ... male cat, bike, rompletely set _up. PU New Jlst imJ, Hea vy itt ..-. l 1.,.. aod 1 pet All ~ ""-.. ,,._,, .. uw • • -.,...,-~-.';'ll.1846 -Ml\.E RADAR I boot sllp ll'om 30'40'. $350. or "'" otter. Call duly raet ··-~ .,..., AU m~ ahed JMat plat.ter, ~ w~ 7aH ""Q;: =~·=~·~·--·-"'"'~~~~~~·Is~ new tsttll In cartons) ~r bMt. F\'rl Newport after 6pm. 552.-9112. acctu lncl~ii;. tilt •·bl etc., flOO ~beat otter. &U-6958 tact. Dk:k Lester, v ~. 8ulkler1 I. A,Mrt11...,t Ownen PUPPIIS; Old Enc Ii 1 h Ra,ytheon Model 2900 Radar. or Dana ~:nt area. Collect MAICO ·n 41Xklc, S700. Not Little use. must ll!ll P7Q). aft. ...-.... Befot'e 9 and alter 5. ...-cl you THE PUBLIC Sbttpdoa: mlx. 10 wkl. OJnsider cub or cash + 213--877~ ask for Dave rac.d. Pvt. pty. Wrk: (213) Ews/wknds, 4 9 & -6 8 3 :ii; BE'ITER Dug. Set 6 dll'I. LRG Upright Coldspot .,.. Invited to •ttend thl1 AUCTION Ot-8779 tradw! for Borton Whaler. Contino, , 300-3461, ext Sr«> Eve wkdys ~. $10. 12' F'rla:. $75. Honda 55 Rdria:. $150 14, Coldspot GRATEFUL n-eet voiced $3200. value. SeU1ng beklw SLIP lot 24-25 glau s.al.I 644-6361. •72 FORD Courier w/Gtm $40. Hvy. Tb! Saw $60. New Frostbtt nefng S1Z Po~ All c~ting TO be sold TO the highest teen cat, mother I: 4 tots. dealer COit. 962-4283. boat $00. mo. Head & PENTON 72 p.1ettc 0 top. Camper shell, step 5'4" lntinlly Kn e e b d . crib &: typtwllter, sio . ...JlS. bidder5-30-Dring your friends I Inspection abandoned. 64.S-fl965 v ARIENT wltichei, 0 e w sho\\-er. Main ~ New Pre~. X!r.t conc1. Koba bumber, mlrTora I: ndlo. l 53fr'1781. Redv."OOd lounge, (iad, m. will be from FRIDAY until SALE TIME -'iii DAOISHUND &: Te-rrler ruar. (ll No. 32 (:l) No. 22. 615-8990 Kh , Modlfl• , cxhaU1t, ssso. owner, xlnt cond. $2375. DRAPERY Fabric "Sale." Heat I.amp ~. aso c.enter so bring your room sizes and buy at your puppy. l mos. Hu shots. eo.t Tran&l.t Inc. 71 4 ; WANTED: slip for beau!. 32 Aft s. 962-G95. 1~6'13-8902~=--~--- 33,t:m yards 50c to Sl per St., Apt. 4, CM. prices!! Needs loving home. 673-7507 M&-n72 ft. Grand Banlcs Cruller. BMW·R 7515, Txc, Grand WANTED by private party yard . Labor-Installation PING pong tables $5. ea; :z * DESPERATE! Beautlf\11 IONZER RADA.It Call &M-S005 Touring, abeolutely new ~~ or % Ton Pickup avail. Ken Butc her orange barrel chain, $35. older poodle needl aood DOCK FOR REN._T cond., 1600 ml Sl.895 day1, l.963-1972, Chevy or Ford. Drapery, lSl.O A E. Edinger, ea; coffee table $25: long MASTERS AUCTION home with yard. 644--059'J Sl.495. complete. MilLER Up to 28' 675-2470 645-6600 eves, 646-1991. Grote, V-8, auto, air, ca.th S.A. 541,DIO. . lamp commode 21x51, $GS.: BLACK LAB MARINE SALES 64M351 Bo•tt, Sf)Md & Ski 911 HONDA S-•an1hler, d Ir t today, &4!>-8375 I 8JS..S469E COMB lugg or dd rack for 1tlttCler SUS. oil paltttingg. Come BrOWM Arouncl-20751h Ntwport Blvd. Loves children well trained. * 12 Volt Bait, Bilge &: Cam-bike, 10011..1 It. runs good. '68 DOD"'- 911 or 912 n...·-..1.-•M 493-1""" Call 968-3684 per Pumps, $14.95. Call l200 (! 8 .. ~_,,.,0, W '~-·~ -·I"''=;:-=,·=-~~~-Behind Tony's Bklg. M• .. r la lt 54s.-0353 14 rr. Nylox Skl Boat w/45 or 1.1Cst o e1 •• ,.,,,........ •L TON Stem> combo tii. Folding AlITOMATIC GAR AGE Me 646 Ml• FREE, S Shep/mix adorable ' HP Mere. motor. Large 644-6749. n · l(tl.f carts $5 ea. Metal DOOR OPENER. Finest Cost• •• * puJ>S. _Med eood homes. 19' AMERICAN Boat trailer wheel trallcr. Goo<! cond. JACQUES AnqueliJ rac· 10 V-8. automatic transnliuiOl'I, bookahelf SS. 644--&m known brand. Reg. $200. 'Wll!!lmlll!lll!!.!!!!!!!!!!!lml!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 31.680 3rd Aw.., So. J..a.runa. Bee""f~.~1833, a.dust. pact., Gd Saerlfice $295. Call 548-5659 1p $350 new Re~lds c13teanoth&: ~ ~-(~!)), MINK • Am t"t!tumlng to Special $139 .95 in.stalled !I _ FREE, clean nu dirt, co · U'ft""" • BOSTON Whaler ll'iii' hme & etc. 'xint cond. o"'NL-Y~;--$79•5~•• Hawaii. Won't need my Jong w/5 yr guar. 893-3577 or Mlscell•MOUI 111 Office Furntture/ Arch Beach Helghta area, SWIM step for boat 25-40 ft. Brand new ?i.1ereury eng, 40 $225. 642-1490 beaut. stole. Only 3 yn old 1 °'""':;::;.,,;"::::,15·=~~-~-_.;E::qi;u:,:iP,:;':,_ ___ ,..;:1;;2"4 I taiuna, C6--0807 w/5 cut bronze brackets Hp, xlnt cood, w/or w/out ·n KAWASAKI Pifach m . Lo Tom St11mp FORD &: lovely. How about $150: HENDREOON din aet, 6 Garage Sale -FREE to gd home 1 yr $50. MS-3813 trailer 6T.HU39 mileaa:e. 6" ext. front end, 535 N. El"Camino Ree.I eootFURJ!lllOS for. lms951HOL<.IDAYS $u~U...~-.. ww!nn/eaneb''-~!8. °' .. eap priees ... DI,, shes ~th O~ll~ ~one cr!dewxlred Welrnaraner, Fem, lo\-e1 6 CYL.. GRAY MARINE FAMILY Ski Boat, 17 tt. 11Ssy bar, atra chrome. San Oemente 492-ll.'l7 K~ ~·;;;•velvet ;"r:;d apple pattem, chain, We Cab isn; ti, :: children, watch dog 552--0319 wltrans9 R~~ ~150. . OMC 88 HP. trailer. Xlnt Perfect shape. 833-2834. FORD 1968 V-8, auto, pro-~f~'::!. M~c o~ $25. 54S-7857. ' pots1 ,..,., lampc, add1n&: --==:o·------KITI'ENS * Siame1e, loves Bo 1 P 906 cond. SJ.800. 557--56511 1967 CLASSIC Honda 3CX'i pane poo,i.·ered t23c 1al), 55 rs · macmne, ladies moet · .Ue COPY machl-El·-1aii.. children &: dogs, Utter box I I, ewer '72 19' CHEETAH Jet, loaM<I Ser ambler. Completely gal. cap. New poy,-er brb, 675-4648. FOR Sale: Uke new World 7* triple A, and km more fut, coo~us .. " ... f; ed ": trained. 6+1-4833. 390 Otds. s colon xtnt, mwt rebuilt. Sharp! SZiO or Best many extras. $ 16 0 0 . SOFA Bed &-2 odd ctWn. Book Encyclopedias. Some including retrlgerator, etc. :~~~~~~~~~ CHARACTER Boat. ?llon-sell, $3650 842-8143. Otter. 6/:MllllS Aft 6 pm. 548-3153. "-"-, ' vol -·-• ~,,~ 1200 Co -~ Sat d Panor/su...,Ues incl. $225, ''"'Y 191,-a ... 1c ~,. .,. -""'-.!::'."'-'~"""----1~="'-0:.::="-":::,'-"""--1~'.:0'.'~=-==~-~se. -areuers, 1 ~;rt 4p~;;'Ms..948:2: me ........ see on · an ~3437 JYs. Atomic 4; Bait ~:~k. CLASSIC 16' Mahopny f/B BULTACO Altina-250. Good 71 SPTS, CUSTOM wfmlm>r. 2 child• blkes. Sun., Oct. 13 &: 14 trom 9 AM -"'""'""'°"'::_____ 11 ~1 runabout. wltrir. M11.1t sell. as new, many extras! Yi-TON, MINT COND. 962--M83. 2 NORMAN Rockwell until 4 PM. ~ IWV$8/"l' ""'ne-!:Sf2.j$20~ ,..._,...,... recently bauled, Good con. bestoHer646-8752 644-5456 8EST OFFER -.1- CARPETS 12xl. _, ohag·, Lithographs, unframed 2134 C•talpa St,, N.8. """" .... aAa '"" [:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ dition, sll.r...,a';!il12' able. $2,100. .,., -1-..u Artist Proof. J ......... 557-""""' E astbluff Pierce 867 W. 19. CM 642-3408 Eves. 1;1•-£>J • D a Y s .lotor Homes Hll 9x12 red prints: 9xl2 white -·J ...,,,, ~l I I~ S I /R MO LATE '69 Toyota ux. s"a ... & othen reuonable. ------~~----l~8~00=K~•,::aOOK"800KS Piano1f Or9•n• 126 152 · ~--1-:;,•:;:•:.;;c•:;,•:;,t ___ ,;,.:.:1 31,IXXl orig. mi, 4 spd stick, ~1009 DIN. set, coffee &: end tbls., OO~UGHT • ~,.,. n C•ts 17. FT Boston Wha1er w/55 l 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ .. i;ii~ I • SALkS • nu paint, bla bumper, best REDWOOD PaUo table \\1th elec. type, mens sample 100)'s Used tta:dback7tmags Free Rrw3n Lessons PERSIAN kittens. CFA re11:., ::n 4 1gf1·~~=· ~ . . SERVICE • oUer over $1596. 54~ four bench e 1, urqbrella, suits &: jackets. 38-40. * Special Fe•turel * uig lop quality, '1S & up. motor. Inside bait tank. 1970 EL CAJ.fINO. PIS, cha!ae lounge $30. total, Call S42-9'172 oVERSl'OCKED -BOOKS As Long As You Like I * m.:297tl * Canvas top & tarp. Pvt C•mper1, Sale/Rent t20 • RENTALS • P/B, air, vinyl roof. Under 548--00tG 8 rr bro.wn &: gold couch, 25c to 50c party. TI-ll644-TI6S 30,CKXI miles, new tires. Xlnt 1 ~~~-------I contemporary styling. Like (aH subt....-) Non-playera .t: players we!-PERSIAN S •·eeks. pick of cond. $2595. 673-1658. Puu.MAN sink & toilet new. S50 or trade for ~.... come to attend Tuesday litter, blue female, Reg. BEAUTY -21 · Bell Boy cab. 70 MPH Cruise Camper-Bus. ·n~ CHEV. Baazer 4x4 Cst complete. Sult m 0 b 11 e, freezer. 531_2304 eves. Tht Book Tr•••"~!"!....,,, night at 7:3{> 1PM. We want $125. 673-3626. c,,...n. 1Tr60l h.j).all/051M5o.ebt., ~~ Set up to go cross count?)' Air Cond Posi lracUon 1 trailer, or powder room. $50 957 W. 17th St., CM ............... everyone to earn to play "--i 154 . r, I ., , um, w/7 people. 400 cu In Ford $3500. """'--"""'" • SCOTI' FM tuner & 30 watt Hl'!L 9-5 08.lly, Sat. by a,ppt. the organ! All materlaJs 1 ,-._,.________ head, many extras. Top w/auto trarui, aux. trans, 2 tops 1;1•.......,.,.,.. both. 6"-"'6. ompllOor. $40. * AUCTION * !ornl•h•d. e PUPPY WORLD e eood. $<!000. >16-115.1. •pd .... ""'· d"al fuel 1973 CHEVY II Ton Pie~. MAYTAG washer, green, M64478 Toni Dieterich • in charge. Eng Ii sh Bu I I D 0 I 1 , 19' GLASSPAR, .rebuilt 75 systems, 40 gal, 8+ MPG, Excellent condition $3 · $60. KENMORE gas dryer, NORDIC sauna bath, Fine furniture & appliances Phene 6C2·2851 Chihuahuas, Tiny Poodles, HIP J~_Motor, Elec· New tires, tr_ler hitch, your •73 LANDAU. Brand new 25'1='645-""5""='='=-~=--,,--·I white, SSO . Green.tw~ fiberglaa.$1SO. CASH for late model • COAST MUSIC Amer. Esk {Spitz), trlc start, trailer, Z.10 gal \\'1fe can dnve It. Butane Motorhome. Beautifully'n FORD 11,4 Ton Ran&er. mod. ttdlner, S::i. 645-5235. * &U-8542 *ijj. iiiii• appliances le tumltnre, etc. Newport Blvd. at Harbor Dobennan, Pit Bull.I, Bull built tn gu tanks call ga.s stove, Ice box. 1lnk, equipped. Close out sale. Camper Special Loaded, lo For an .ct In WonMn•1 World C•ll Mory Bath 642-5671, ext, 330 Skirt hi Twin Tops! Auctions j"rlda,v, 7:30 o.m. Costa Mesa Tenier, Cockapoo, Irish 586-6842 flush toilet etc. Not pretty Reduced over $4000. Must miles. Xlnt cond. 493-0277. MA.STIRS AUCTION Setter. 100 M1XED PUPS!! 24· Sea Ray ·n. Cutty cabin, bu! It sure Works good. sell. See at Johrulon & Son FOR SALE: 1960 FORD % 20751-ii Newport, CM 64s.8686 PIANOS_ ORGANS Stud Servtce Most Breeds. I/O. 23Shp OMC. covers. 56-3169 Llnooln Mercury. 2 6 2 6 Ton Pickup. U». Phone BeblttCI Tony's Bid&'. Pitat1. New &:.Used. Great selection. Open Eves; 531-5071 trailer, CG equip. VHF rad. '73 KIN~ROAD Harbor Blvd., Costa ?i.lesa, * 84&-0'i&S * Moved to Mobl&e Home Competetive prices, Open AKC White Standard Poocle $6600. Days 586-1610 8' "Compact" Cab-Over1.540-=cc""=·-------l'39 FORD pick up, 111.. Toe E • Sund The ~~ r,...,le• 6 weekB old, Eves/wknds 5#-3574. Camper, likenew,earpeted, Balboa Motor Ho-duol wheels $500, lirust sell, Bedroom 11et, ves. ays. ~· ..... .., -• 4 Thru boo ....... '-··-matching ntte stnd, highboy, deals are always at: · ham Pion background, 16' HYDROSWIIT. 100 hp =er·~ t st~ ~ Less th•n 1 yr old i,:'2131="""'6=::,"'=~~--~ dresser wfmirror SJ 5 O, Wair.chi Music. City priced for pet and show. Mere, lt'Jller. elect bait box 14. gal. water. ~ Low Mil•• ·n DATSUN pk:kup, good Kenmare washer & elect 84&-1523 link, alda, S995. ca 11 i?SO. 962-3822. 2 demo untt1 titts, paint, l!'l'lgine. 31.COO dryer, New lofay thl1 yr, South Coe.at Plaza S«J..EJO OLD EnglDh SheetidoR pups, 67l-1D19. '119 '.4 T. Cam ...... ~..-.... Air, $&300 ,,_5103 mi. $1650. 531-4714 $250, s t ere o • Bogen AKC O\amp -1 Ired · 24' Cluil Cni.ll Express. New' _. ~ 963 AM11l4. Germrd turn H.AMAtoNO orpn apeaien. Parents O.F.A. Shots. quaJ. ca.ovu, xlnt cond., aJps 2, ~·, .~:._!]1$34001. Pl~. KINGS Highway, 1973-23 n.1.v:.:a::"=''------= table. 6' beaut cabinet, cost Model PR-Z. Mahogany, pups wfxlnt. temp . beautitul! SeU this weekend. ps ...,_,.,... fiberglass lwnuy, SK gen, SUXlO, sacrtt. $175, 6~7481.. 311,i" wide, 96" high. l8" , 962-4860. $1600. 673-5185 amv. '89. PIS. P/B A.C. u AM/FM 8 track, a'WJling '72 FORD YAN DUAL sleeper comer lf'OUP deepl$175. 673--3539 IRISH===,.~,~,.-,,-,7.-m-,,,,.,AK=c 23, Ryan F/G, radio &: fath. 112' Sell cont. Tape deck. dual air, dual tattks, low W ha an here that ha.I ,$200. Frigidaire S 2 O O. WALNUT Spinet PI an o, champion, 8 mo, spayed, sips S, tlndum traller, xlnt Ex. cond. Loaded! 546-21l5. miles, Prv. prty. 968-96l7. J1 th~ ~!I Md is really Cold!pot rdrlg. $250. Dining excellent $700, I a r g e shots, obedience trained, cond. Cost $8400. Asking ALU!ollNUM camper door 5' •7:; PRibE &: Joy. 20' n1otor clean. It's a brilliant blue set, 6 pc. $50. Baldwin executive desk $f0. ?>.J:etal needs love, $75. 4n-6537. $3500. 6T.J....3445 8'' $25. Call 6&5655 or ho1ne. Sips J, ~-·ralor, wiih custom lttterior small Panasonic Spinet , Organ shed 7x10$1006T;,-340't AKC Irilh setters, top quail-SKIPJACK 1.0 Open cruiser. 646-6J.ill. roo! air t/J;~ Org. over V-8, Automatic, R8.dlo, $600. GlftJ!s Sch\vlnn bike, PLAYER PIANOS & rolls, D. ty show pups, champion 210 HP 1/0. All covers. Cyclff, Bikes, Sll.<XXI. $6900. 842-3152. overhead vent, mag wheels, 24", $20. Rabbit hutch with Dupree 2940 D Grace Ln sired, sholll Sl25.·f.W. {TI4) Van.M>n trailer. $4500 . Scooten '25 '70 LANDAU, 25', loaded, wide oval white letter tires., extras $25. 2296 Columbwl Costa Mesa S45-4650 735-15.52 54S-67J'1. -';.:;:;:;;:;,;; ___ ...,;_::1 will sell !or low book or best heavy duty suspension 11.nd Dr, CM oU Wll9on. 5*"725 G:REA°=T="Dsne""-pu"P':-:-· "'""G"lant::::" -16~.~TWN~~0-SL~G"M"G~7b~. ~M~al<~e 1958 BSA Golchltar. X1nt tta90nable otter. 963-6237 side pipes. If you've been QUALITY MercheJd.lie ·re-~=·Ba~~nd.e~ AKC, Gold &: fawn & terrillc Comm sword fish cond. Rebuilt eng., New·1 ~a1t~•~pm~. ------!:'~ (S7= van look big, 16 cu tt, 127 lb frl!'l!:m', roncf. Sac $695. 549-4200 brtndle, velvet black. Reas. boat. $14,500. 548-2592 or tires. Loll ot chrome. Runs •Date's Motor-Home Rentals BOB LON"'-PRE $180; Port. dishwasher $6tl; . . ' 557-7480 646-900). perfect. $500. !162-6.52S '73 23-26' l\l.H. & Minis 9 ~;~ =e ~t~ ~1~~. s~?1Yo3SILKY '"°'"""'T=ens1e="'..,,-:-:2""'1e::ma1=e:::-s. 16' OPEN bow inboard Jet SET ot weights. Bell Star Frfoe miles !I Iii 9, 838-0900 MAZDA din. nn. ehaln, ... c. ea: an· Kini• Rd, N.!'wport Beach No reasonable oUer refuaed, drive, ski or fish, new lrg. Helmet. Other helmet, new. RECREATIONAL VEHICLE """" E lat St. Santa An -Call 832-9422 or &M-6178 wheel trailer $2275 Anxious. • 557-0000 • RENT AL BUREAU ~ ' a tiquepbonts,$5&$75: Le. WEVER Cherry Wood, '·="-n="'~~-7"~.~~'-"~"' 646-3213Wes646-S363 ·n RICKMAN 125, ask for * n4: 842-9922 * ",.._~~=~=="°"=:--Polaroid camera $55; le upright Piano, xlnt cond, .m.u"' uu.u~ llA'-• puppy :"':::.:;::::;:;=:~""'""°"...,.. 1 '69 FORD v AN misc. eves 642-4lll $350. 64&-2'1'D sbotl, 6 weeks old. '73 CALIFORNIA 17%' tri SI'EVE FREE WEEKEND CONYERS ON --.. $ E -64+-0073 hull 155 OMC. Mwt sell, * 642-t'W'r Dlr. * Recreational Veh1cle Rental 6 cy! 1 PRICES SLA H D PIANO WANTED OLD~-"·'""""•"""'· 16 ~Dir. TRIUMPH Bonneville Buree.u. cn4J 842-9922. · H.D. !hicks. 1 Ton " N .. o•-1n41 ---~' ~ I ~==-""'-=~=~ Ouusis, Camp. PBneled, wm{"' ntIS AD ~,...,._ me. old, Ola m Pi on lh l P NEW 18' WRIEDT CUstom ask for Kansas, Trellen, Travel 945 Large Th'e!!: <424HEU). Fumhure appliances TVs PIANO WANTED breedhW,AKC494-8613 STINGER JET. MUST * 642-4347 Dir.* $2419 lamps, bnc-a-bnc, C1othe1'. 1n4) 992-0259 Irish Setter Puppies SELL. 646-0'lll DLR. 10 Speed man'• bike: l ~ar TRAILER wtth enc Io s e d GUSTAFSON etc. USED USABLES. 2500 S.winn M11chfne1 121 ~bred No papen 50' Diesel Cruiser, old, never used, $55'. cabana. Private Be a c h Lincoln-Mercury, Newport Blvd .. Costa l\1esa. ~ Call 53&-1652 Sacrl.tice $39.500 * 846-3222 * Newport ~. Boat Alim 1611Xl Beach at Warner ll to 5 Tues thru Set. NEW Singer sewing mach. DOG TRAINING * 646-'1Sr88 * NEW, full coverage helmets, Children OK, S 2 6 0 O. H~n Beach BLONDE student de 1 k . zlg·zag, In cabinet. S75. 724 Obedience &: Conformation MUST sell 36' cabin cruiser 2 large 1 .medium Reg. 64.M233. 842-8844 * (2l31 592-5M4 Upholstered accent chair. W. Z>th, C.P..l. (rear 11£eJ 979-4636 or 546-9723 $5500. or best otter. 54&-6618 $59.95 s;ll $25. each s86-6J99 LET l1I sell your travel "Home of the Viking" Tall table lamp. Card table Snorting Goodt 830 GOWEN Retriever, fem, 7 .o,,r::."'"'4<1:::.,::.;:::~~~~~-I HONDA 90, recently tn.UM•oa•'c~t-~ .. eoaSa',,',0• ~~ '71 Chevy Yan &: 2 folding chairs. Drattina: ~ ... ,,, i~ qua! •how/"-ld, ~ I d-• "'" ~ 1·• s~ o• •-•t ol "'"~ -bl &: 'tools 2 short .. ,., U'I: '12 SEA Ray 26', oa .. ..._., ... w ove.~,au cu, •J • "" • Hlll'bor Blvd .• Costa l\fesa. V·8, automatic transmission, tabare, Jami P 3 -i. •••• ; ~-.. GOLF Clubs, McGregor P..ft's AKC, OFA, 600\!, 979-7199 Weekender, new S13,IXXI, sell fer. 645-1636. 646-4002. powl'I' stectina, wood -·.e(. 8lOO S. •U&>" auu1UI. 4 woods, 8 Iron$, 2 putterl, SHEL:rn: P""'° 7 ks &45-"'.J5g· 91!l-OS55 .. ., ru Elec. manicure set. Elec. Bag, cart, like new, Belt . EmerJrJ:.. ... w$50, $7500. :;/ · · '73 JJ:ENTON 1!172 8x33 CAITTAWA.Y. Like Ing It carpeted interior. n1ake-up mirror. 0th er ofr. 963-1497 '"" • ...,,. .-..J 4M-6202 1!169 U·N·l·F·lrl·T·E 31' fb Xln"t condition. $675. Call nu. Air. Tilt out 8x14 awning 153.1HDA). misc . items. 557-{9)9 308 CALIBER Remlnlto~ c;;'-,;~=''o-' ====="""' fwc tw 225 dingy&: ob lots 6'5-ii683 et1.be.na. Water p u r i r te r . A SACRIFICE PRICE WON ON QUIZ SHOW ·rune with weaver variabl~ SAVE A ltm.tELESS PET extras 645-3544. '70 HONDA. Trail 90. lo $4,950. Must sell! 642-24:18 ONLY $2495 New • GE dishwasher, ......,... & ••• , u•-new ••"" Peke. X, Lab X, Cockapoos, 30' GLASPAR Sptfisher FB mileage. Xlnt cond. Call A t $ I p t 9•9 Jacuzzi Whirlpool, Glbeon ~794.3....... I\~ -DoXM! X. 534-3228, 4M-4853. TS, 390 s, Loaded. Beauty. 96&-0179 u 0 •rv ce, ar 1 ~ Tom Stamp FORD air cond .. JetJ.on G11).15 SKIS Knelsal Racing Team SILKY Terrier Bitch to good $14,0Cll. 67J..827l '72 CZ 125, first sold 4/73. 30 1 283 OIBVY engine, reblt 535 N. El Ca rnino Real steel radlah, Com Pt on Red Stan Jl'JCtif Brand home for lease, 83.l-9'22 or .SO.ts, Rent/Chlirt'r 908 hrs uae. '73 equipped. S700. heads, new bearings, ~ San Oemen!<' 492.1137 Enc Y Clo Ped I & I 6: new, otler/trade e7760. 644-6178. 673--2828 or 558-0424 cond. SlOO. 2 US Ind.v '69 FORD Van (shorty) Pre c Y c lopedlaa. Belowco ~°"l°"J"'JE""'=,-,4,.,mo=•"t"'lrl"';J 103' UJXURY SAILBOA.T l9TI HONDA 450 9300 miles. Sprinl.!I. L 60x15 tires, o,i.111 custom pain!. lnterlor, lrlck retail prices. S36-897l-TV• Redlo, H1wrt, aab1 i;:i• p ' r' 5 pVt staterooms. Reduced can Bob Oarlt tit Bronco, Font Truck & whet-ls, SU!lpension. Used Twin tops tell that your'e t'OUCH or platform rocktt Stereo 136 uou!fbroken~· S75. &J..a.' rates (213) 821-8246 546-61116 \i~Jee~po~,~$60~.~84~7~,..,.,~~·~!!i!!i!~\ ~Y~~~ dri,·e ins. Sac. S'U:JO both on the same \\iave $15 ea. 9xl2 rug It pad $10. SPO FISHER .. ~ length. l38El9thStCMMS-4485 RCA,Zenlth,Sylvanla; IRISHSetter,male,lyrold. 36' RT '66YAMAHATwln*1 ,72 , OGE~ V Sm h•··• Knit "'· .~ ~~ ,.1-•-n eol o• AKC Kl\ ?>.J:arlln, Swordfish. etc. Dirt Bike Need.II work I I ~ I DO .,....,.,sman an. as "<A· nL1l ...,..., .. , __ tlon TV '" ,......., • ' _.. ) ·~ ~ ~ *. .,..,.., '>Nl""T ' Autos 1orS1i. 318 cu. In. Radk>, healer, It H-n·pp1~ --• topo In 3 * O::Rn""... -stereo It white TV&: stereos Call ~noo. Day or wk (reas ~ ..-v o'""""" ... "" ""'"" I-1ll8"i... hutch * l;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iio;;I stereo. Back seat, carpeted, colon -they're EASY/ \Tse .,.... 962-7296 ln So. Callf. Priced less, REG. Gennan short hair BcNts, Sail 909 '73'YA..\tP.l-f . .\ 125cc l\1X v.indo\\·s all around. $3,000. 2-ply wonited for hert, 4-ply 96Z-nl.2 or than the dlscountm w/3 yr Pointer. Male, born 519173. Good shape $375 894-0820 WHAT GOF..S l\'ith sweater for his. Pattem 7211: ml11W1' Mltcell.,.us picture tube, 1 yr p&rtl It 241 Avocado St. CM Apt. 5. 19' JR Folk Boat. 1959. Call 536-0t93 960-1492 · Antique1/Cl•uic1 953 =''="""'~-~~,,,.,~ JACKETS, tur1ietQp!l..stih'ts. sizes 1~16; men's 36-42 Incl. WantM l20 service. Most '74 models !tt F l h 855 Mahotl:any lapstrake hull. , • · '66 Chevy Van . Good engine. ~ t•'O lklrta -one an g. SEVENTY·nvg CDfTI stock. '73 modell priced \'O I Ready for pa.int & varnish. 72 HONUA 350 CL. 2400 mi, 1953 MERCEDES Benz 300S Good tirl's. Needs body gore, the other an easy tor eaeh pattern • add 25 ORIENTAL RU"'-S clear. Cash 90 plan or terms KOi SI.200/best offer. ~1389 like new, $695. Call 557-8989 convertible white wired •'Ork. S800 oc best offer, baa!c! For f1&nnel1, tweeds, cents for ach patta'n b \illf to 36 mo. ABC Color TV. aft 5. aft 5pm. leather Int. ?riv. ply, $4700 .. ~'"""'-961\='------ knlta. Atr Mall &nd Special HandJ. PRrvATE PARTY NEEDS 9021 Atlanta, or 19 o4 6 Once In lifetime .~69~c°'AL~~,.~w7/l~ru~I~e-,,-=u;oo= 1\tusr sell 1973 T·SOO CC 496-9236, 49J...-0456. Printed Ptttern 9125: Ing· otherwise fhi1'd.clul SEVERAL\JSEDRUGS. Srookhurat, Hund~n SALE or SlOOO &: take over Suzuki . Take over 'i 1 CJU:VY. Mlues' Wa!Jt Sizes 24, 1.5, delivery will take ttiree &M-5331 * ** 675-8773 Beach, 968--3329 or ~. paymenl'I, 673-1958 0 r payments. Call 58&-9424. Ori;inal Conrl'ition. .J.100 ~.,'lime ~42 S 7 7 f ~ ~ ~ ~'°' 28, 30, 32. Sitt: :i!6~ top weeka or more. Send to CHILDREN'S play ho u .1 e RENT $5.00 MONTH Sat & Sun only lO.S 847-7746. 'TJ HONDA 150. !le'rni i:ho1i, C.a.I 000-1729 "94-3tt4. ' sty~gr::·: =~ ~tlin-~i:.· ~~ ;:n~4, pleue phone, ac"1o""" neboyw ~vlllemllnl (c!:r ~~em1:r"'~ &S cA"'i°"LBO="'A"T~~ll~~,,,,t.-°"'M"lF= ~!t~ pa~t. &st offer. ·50 Jo"ORO Con11. Run!! 01\ .. 73 DODGE 1\la.xi Vun. Im' each pattern -add 25 Dept., Sox163, Old Cheltn , • t n to ~·.,... very FrandsroDr.) "1'11nllish." Never u llie d V'IT"""°"'· Clean. Needs top, sonie rov.·er equip! 111r S4SOO centl tor each pattern (01' Statloo, New York, N.Y. GIRLS Ice 1kate1 wanted Service. M7·7925. HorMI 156 $360. '70 YAi"AHA 2lOcc Enduro. y,•ork S295. 675-U69 under ...,·ar. '644:816(); Alr )tall tnd SPtCial Hand!· 10011. Prtttt Name. Addren. 11.zre 4-4%. Must be in &ood Scott FM tuner 5~6942 after 6 pr11 good cond. reblt cng. $475. ·35 PLY~fOUTH 4 door 545-0677 e\.-es/wkend11. ' Pll.OT, 442, Pattern Dept., ztP, Patten Mialnber. condlliOn. m-812.1 &: 30 wait amvtllier. QUARTER Horse, beaut. VEfo,'1'URE. Z.24 Sailboat 646-:Z44l -~tdan, S800 . ·~ FORD \'an. rl•bi1i1t ~ng .. tnc; othent'lM thlrd<:la. NEED L ECRAJT '.72! \l/HEEU; and Ure1 8:00x16.5 $40 st&-4478 Geldln&", approx. 16 hands w/tntller. ?i1any e x Ir as '72 YAMAHA 175. Pi~, ~x· • 646-~ * nl'.'\\. auto tror,• chcrtied In· delivery wID tJ.k~thrff Qoocbet, knit. etc. ~ or 10X16.5 tor Chev. with 8 NEW stereo speaker. Small for exper. riders. {d11.ughten $1500 or best offtt. 968-5406 tras, 400 miles. $405. Call Recreational !lide & out $11o:J./ofl (?r, ~ ~artn:eO. D~ dlrectlont. 5(1c. lUJ axle. 5t8.6&U. black lite. lnterest.a have changed) CORONADO 23, xlnt cond, 962-6026 Veh lclet 956 645-1369. 231 Wat 11\h st., New ........ ftla<nmf) lie*. Mutlcal lnstrumentt m 557-0900 Stall 9'J, Ir.1ne Equestrian xtras, make offer, prj.vate CZ "il 250 \Vheels, · Reecl -'70 OODGE \'M V-S n1ap Yort. K.Y. 1.00ll. Print Buie, fancy knOts. 'Olt. SONY p S 5 5 2 o turntable. Ctr. 615-4(69, pt;y. 213-947-1540 plpe. All ~Coo\' plasti~'. ret1<b• BAJ A SA.AB $'JXKI. or belt alter. '9~ NAME. .A.OD&FM with ~:·~ 8110k • FENDER Tt:e~ nverb Shtztt cart., dust cvr. N£W RECISJ'ERED Aflalo Arab, LIOO 14. trtr & dolly. Xlnt to !'fl.Ce. $599. 962-0026. Saab profes.B1or\1Jly prepared or n&.570i .tsk Doug. l(P, llllll f.Dd IRl!U: Leartl by plcturft:I Pat· amplifier, · SG $125. ~i331 P.M. dapple er-¥. 6 yr iceldlng, cond $975 305 HONDA needt work t~ fac. team specs. com-1965 FORD Econollne Van. 6 !MDD:SEE MO"~ Q o I e L lel'nl St.I)). Glblon copy elect. auitar AU'l'O g ~-• "·-la tood Enc;li1b pleasure. pro-. Sn.~il S75.. Cull 647-7'JJ1 pletely equlpPed, n.tt ready ...... 11-.. -r, .... is _......i. 2088-A- n.&;o • • · • -A•• -$90cr best oft. 548--53$8 •~-.;a ·~......, pe spective Jumper. Call Karen 1 lo M k 1000 .,._ ~~ '""" '"' •""" 0.npletl """ .. i....... with FM .... .......i..i-LIDO 14 I t -~ I ~ * '73 llONDA ~. .,.....,. r ex .IU! • """"' at Thurin CN &6--5808 J'uhlonl and chooM ant ... more o.n .100 sifts .. R£VEU.E B fiat Oarinet. ~~ .. a •.. A• ""'49 ... ..,.... aft 5 pm, 49J..8790. * • a e """"e · &"""' '""' .....,.,. Brill.ah f\totor Service, 1355 ' ' · ;:: ,,.. fnll1I -11.00. Good O>ndlllon ~ -· $50., -· ~·~ ~· HOR.SES OOARDED' 1 ac.. eoodltloo. ~ .2.~'· m~ . .';;,k~~w. M"" 1<11. LaguM Cinyon Rd, Lquna '71 GMC Rally S'l'X Vao. Ras .smnm« Oll.akrl. All °"'""' .. ~ .... 492.-fi657. CUS"l"OM made 1teneo. FM ranch N.B.r Back Bay. ~~~™=~·~~"""•=w•o,...,_,.,7 Sl'fllU. ;J,JD-O:J • Btf.ch or ct.II 714-494-3910. \\'iixlow11 & seals. $2400. <>nbt !Oc. '1--00. Offl f ltu / phono. )(I) watt.I power. Cotn.1J: A .t&Ill.. Richard SAJL don't ball In xlnt lido G!R.L.S btke 55, 3 spd Slick or 545-Sm 546-0059 aft 4 pm. INSTANT SEWING BOOK 11 llrtf .... 11oek1 • Sic. Ice I urn re l2' 1100. ~aft 6pm 979-23:& 14, Incl . canvas cover & Chick Sch'1t1nn St\JliR.y, '1i9 NISSAN Patrol pm 'Tl DODGE. V-8. cu!';totn pnt. NW today,,... tomon:o"· 8"oll; ef lt Prtle .,..._. qv P• i 1-ATE--tmdt:t oolor TV, 25" ..,..,, 1 trailer. $650. ~ xlnt cond. 6T:Y"'JIK8 cash or $100 &. take over + bu.Hon tuck Int., rYmfl. SL !iOe L11ht cabinet. S195. or beat GELDl:NG, dapple .--· YAMAJ IA 90 J\tx ·f.?.'."en•· . .,~......,,, •-k ,,, stereo, XO'llS ! MG-42·t6. INSTANT f'ASJllON ~Ql .... t-lipa-ELECTRIC typewr1ttt, ot:rer963--296.\. year1 old , XL.NT'71JBALBOA1n,slps4,trlr, ,. v UXN~.., BOOK • lf•andredt of !ilk' ......... JtoyaI 680. XJnt Condition. · \V/am.DREN, $125. head, 17V, 0/8. Seagull, Good cond. Must 1ell. al. '57 STEP \'an. Self rontali1t.'C! fuldon fads. $1. M;..... qi.in lloOl 1 ... C.il 91t-3l50 TEAC Tape Dtck 6010 546-1224. main $3150. Extras. 64H63'l 847·5.'\03 NEW Kl\weiiikl 440 l'C 3S hp Sl500 or best orrer. Call hit rm1lt1 are Just-, phOnt !Oc-. YAMAHA Cnnd 5 '1"' $5(IO. Xlnt O:lnd SACR.JJTCEI i\ta. ha If SAIL BOAT 13 n'. l.ooo 1972 HONDA 5IXM 6,<XXI ml. lwln StlO'A·moblle eng., fan 123'11 25th St .. NB. ctll •wt.Y _ 6G-5S71, ctm•• fw 'llD!lq"a I.kl• . Walnut, l >'"fl otd $1fl00 Ill~ Arabtan, Olf:stnut, Stud, Siar b)' Chryller wflh trlr, Tuned exhau1t. Xlnt cond. cooled. v.'Oric Dune Bugay Uke to trader Our Trader'• I••••••••••••••••••• cteH~ I: 'tUnl!d 675-15(.l\ Clautned Ad• ...... ~. Colt, $500. or oftar 963-2137. l\lovlnf. MUii! 11111. 847-&117 Mll-2582. 586-6399. P1u1~1U9e rolumn ii for p!t ·73 CHEVY Van. $3100 or I I -t I I I l .. • ' ' .... ............ l§J I ---· j§J I -·- 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmportM 970 Autos, Imported l§J I. r J§J I -·-l§J ! " "''-;:~ . I~ ! ·_. ::·-J§J 1 ;;;;;=;;;1 ;~=~ 970 Auto•, lrnpot1M 9111 ioutot, lmpon.dl 970 Auto" """°" _ 9io Aulo1, 1.,,..nod 9111 AUDI '72 AUDI 1 OOLS 4-DR SEDAN R. H. Arr. Fae A/C 11.000 llCIUlll mllcl ' f4TJEYZl DATSUN WE'RE HERE See UI al ~1ac:ARTHUR I JAMBOREE BIG SAVINGS ON ·73 Demos 510'1 Pickups tl10'1 MAZDA 808 LONGPRE MAZDA -SERVICE PIRST- EXCLUSIVE MAZDALEASE PANTERA •n PANTERA A1r cond, 363> miles NEWPORT IMPORTS SAAi • *SAAB &st deal alWIQ:'_S. Complete &election now. BU)' or l8'se from Jim P1rklneon'1 Rh\trh Jhnpnrt~; ' SUBARU Or1w A SUBARU . at TOYOTA CLOSEOUT, . . *'72 COROLLA --;72 TOYOTA. COROLLA COUPE· .. s~ .u,~ .Ctwtl 1nilc11 $1995 TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS $4595 Jim Slemons Imports Dick Miiier Motors Sale11 Jc Ser\rlce .Vl1ll U1 S-At bemoi.u:tralor Sale 3100 W. O>ut Hwy., N.B. .120, W. Warner. S.A, +• ' .. " , , • , ' • > Lt' Auto. trans., radio. \\'Ii\:\', tires low mllet M'(). o+t:a&O Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quall 1301 Qunil Newpo11 Beach Now In Progre11s 642-9405 4.u: "A"" ----"55"-1 . ._2132=---ht St. at Ute S.A, })'\vy.64 -~.----°'~--~---" . $1995' WE ARE IN DESPERATE NEED 01' GOOD, CLEAN FOREIGN CARS TOP DOLLAR-PAID FDR DR NOTI Call or come ·tn to aee UL NEWPORT IMPORTS 833-9300 ENTE!l f'R0~11\tacARTHUR '70 AUDI, 4 dr, 4 spd, beige am/fm a/c, immac cond. prl pty. 213-t30-8484, ~ AUSTIN HEALEY '61 AUSTIN HealE'y h1K lXlO XL cond. 50,000 ori,g mfles ~take offf'r near $2600. .... 5363 BMW · 888 Dove Newport Ilch !ll.1-1300 Open Sunday 240-Z ml E. l•t SL, S.A '1.18·187l PORSCHE O•Mi• 0>1mly'1 Newoot MERCEDES BENZ 1------SAAB' '64 ~ !K: Cabriolet, '70 Ml!'RCEDES rebU ""'· du'omo wiu.. Q>n. ' BENZ ~~-Jeny fl.17-3975 wknds/ ~~SALE 280SL Coupe Roadster 1968 PORSCHE 912\ Oraflie, '73 SAABS STARTING AT R. H. AIT, Fae A/C nrw new tires, 33,<nl m, for sale $2995 1971 Yellow wllh blk interior, engine h)' owner &n.-ln~/645-7556 up to 24 miles. per pllon radio, factary air con· (885 BNN) '63 PORSCHE S, blk w/grey Dick Miller Mcitor1 d!tioning, mag. whee Is $7900 int oew tires, abocks. auper 1~ w. warner, s.A. (521EJE~ clean. 897""6632. 56;7-213l ... , $429 s Jim Slemons .,. 'Po"'•• ""''' .. u, good -~.7~o=s='AA;...,..,B-'"" Dick Miiiar Motors Imports oond, l900 . '9E . • 644-<0J!. ORANGE COUNTY'S L'lO \V.~~~r, S.A. 1301 Quall ~~,.""=PO~RSCHE;:.,:;~ei91~4~-l 2 door sedan, 4 Speed, radial 31M W ~---II OLDEST N~ ~ ' .... .1 ..... 1 .. cared for .... 1 Urtt, & rttlining seats. (593 "" • ........,t wy., N.9. 0 DATSUN 2.WZ '71. llke new. ~ .._.,..og.., u:1 CCN) 642-MOS 4 •M al• m•-l8 5'0 ENTEi\ FROM MocARTIIUR middle ag<d lady """'\''· ONLY $1695 """' h....o' ..... ~. ' Only 35,000 mt. 6'13-6372 Top CASH ntllt'•. rn Pty. S.ll95. JIM SLEMONS ' n4-53&-819i" OOS-3127 ,,. PORSC!1E 9!1. GOOd Dick Mlllor MolGrt for clean late model c~ T IMPORTS · oond., nU tu 1~ neal!:! engine 120 \){ w S.A an4· b'UCbf > j• E..l(CCllent seleclion of pre-RA MERc;EDES BENZ work. Be!f ufte1· &15-3178. '551J:.:'' . HowanhChevrolet •""• """'81"""'" mooeb. '72 SPIDER Atm1o ruzro RENAULT MacArthur and JamOOreD DEMO $A~E SALES I< SERVICE NewpoM Beach SALES.SERVICE-LEASING 850 &33-0555 OVERSEAS DELrVERiY White with black interior, Jim Slemons \YE PAY TOP DOLi.AR ROY CARVER, Inc. '8diol ""'" radto, low Imports FOR TOP USED CAHS 234 E. 17th St. mileage ($'822•3'KS95l i V¥. 'tJP buyer for any Gray with ailver interior, ll )'OW' car la extra clean, Costa ?.fesa 546-4ti14 U80I.. ...aetcedes Benz.) 12,000 actual m 11 ea, '71 RENAULT R-16 · see ~~ BUICK CREVIER BMW Dick Miller Motors i.Sl1 Quall ~d%~~~ car =~as!:'~ -•· 81 d 120 W. Warner, S.A. Nt'WJIDI'. ~ach """" llaruur v · Sales • Service • Leasing 557_2132 .~ to be appreciated. (516 Costa )1eu. 919-2500 n w. bf., S.A. 853-31TI 1---------1 'F'lf ~ '••"ARTlruR FNA) SO Nm '73 SON ITT TOYOT!<· *'72 MK 11 WAGON ' ' ' " ;68.TQY.QT,4 CORONA' Auto trans., radio. Ulre new. \>18-~"'$2595 .a Door, automatic transmis-*!70 CORONA MK II lion, radlo1• heaNr'. (WIF· Auto. tnna., air cond . <&!). 600CCK. $,97~-. ; $1495 ~ ltwi& · *'70 CORONA 4 DR. W · TOYOTA • '""· ·~dlo; (:IU-8801 ' '$1295 l~ Harl>Or, C.M. 646-0000 Harbour . vw '67 TOYOTA Stlclc, rldlo, l~ter, tires, 11J1d auPer cfean! $599 new 18711 BEACH BLVD. &42-4435 HUNTINGTON BEAQI N•w~"'h ENTER FROM Maci\R'M-JUR '73 TOYOTA O>a:olla Coupe, .... ~ ""' ....... 9,00J mlles. A.P.1~1 stereo, sm;. Pr! pny. 008-58.l.1 . "TlHUMPH 1959 TR.3. Completely rebuilt drive .. lraifl. Needs paint. $350 or-Be~t Ofler. 675--aiilB ti/I 6 PAI. '00 Triumph TR-3, r;tbl engine. C.oQd coOOlllon. Call 673-o580! . TR 3, sharp ' ""'· 540-1316 VOLKSWAGEN '(TElif 529) Vlnc-_Automotlve r--==::-r-,,,.,,-,,-, 1 Hardtop. R.acHo, heater, \Varn Speci:illzilW \fl VW, Po1'5Che, '70 Landcruiser '~'~• ' .. · h~bs, t,7361JDR ). Datsun, Toyota. Celebrating ' $24 77 Jn! Anni""""'· p 8' ( ' {new & µsed) -srnrlce. n Lwii& engine rebldg., and Dune - ••" B"""'es. 1360-K Loi:an Aw. WA CM. PHONE 56-fil77 28402 't;:rl~ .. ~Ol'kwoy TOYOTA 12-:-Vvi,=.--' 831-2040 , , • 49S-t940 SQiiARE ""°' USE AVERY PWY. EXIT lOO'a Harbor, c.M. 646-!m3 . LeSfi lha.n 21,000 mUes WE HUY USED BMW'S '7I l'IAT, 12• SPIDER ONLY $1995 IMPORTEDAU'l'OS GOOD CONorrmN. NOW OPEN F,.,,..n~incl...,,.AM/ '74 TOYOTA'.S BEST PRICES PAID! '73 BAVARIA (DEMO) 61>-1293 nlt. 4,30 Ml • VI • I rt Dick Miller Moto" FM radlo":"'!~ctocy .Ur con-H..,. .,,., -Now 5 ........ $2400 ' 19n TOYOTA Corolla Waron ~lS8 , e After fl tor sale. Call 847-7772 alter :=~:,,-~=---'=-'O'-~ 2:00 p.m. $1500. or best of. '63 V\V 81.l,IJ. 25 + mpg. Good fer. engirV:\ tires. $450 or bes! * •73 CEL)CA 4 spd. vinyl oUer, 645-?877. 0..n Ltwls lmpol'11 :71 BAVARIA '67 FIAT at \Vagon. R/H . 111on!r3.t~~g mpo I 13'.I W.~~2132· S. A. dit:iodng, mag wheels, dual GT Modets -Corone. S.R.. 1.966 Harbor c M 646-93o.:: n Tl I Runs K'OOd, looks ~at! MERCEDES BENZ skte sport mirron, contoured Coupe. • . . . 'n 2002 $625. ea11 ~IB5L & RENAULT ~... --Lum~-• • IMPORTS WANTED ~ " ... ~ = •73 DEM'o•s o..,,.. County'• '69 2002 JAGUAR FIAT suppom, and oruy i.<m top. ),.1nt co" J. ·n VW Contempo camper $3000 * 5:7-3111 Bubble top. $250'.I. TOP S BUYER '68 2002 ---------1 Comolete Sales & Service NEW miles: l568JSJJ. BUL MAXEY TOYOTA ................. ._...,;oo·I '73 JAGUAR XJ& Visit U• S-At R-12 4 ODOR A SAVINGS OF And a 1rw remain:I~ new '73'1 at Clearance Savings. 1970 Toyota Corona, 4 dr, 675--086_~- automatic. Uke new $1395. 159 VW Bus. $400 or best H "'-~ Beach i!_lv ~7 .. ~.,L Bob McL1eren, BMW 28701 ?'ifarguarite Pru1cway Automatic Transmission $60q ,,Ull. ltwfA" 1970 TOY~A \I' l600 · """'......., ...... '°"""" nc. F"ll pow-lac•·-· 8 ... -. ?.1isslon Viejo 4!&1700 SALE • V• · agon. · 'GS SQBK, xlnt runnin&' oo,nd, "' ... , -~ .. '""'" SE VERY Pl'~ EXIT) $4295 Good economlcnl car. Call A k Autos, in1ported 970 Salea -service -Leasing dllioning, AM&FM st~ <U A ·Y •· $2499 646-429.1. • no clutch. asking $600. 1 850 North Beach ~lvd., rad I 0 ll u t 0 mat I c-•73 -MER.CEDES---. . Dick Miller Motors rorprA for Jim 642-4779 BILL MAXEY La Habra transnl~lon, full leather Dick Miiier Motors mW Warner SA ( 'TI30000CELfC!'-, jtite, llll'd. I~· '68 V\V Bug $925. Gd. mech. lTI4l 879fi624 Interior. Only 3,IXXI one BENZ 120 W. Warner, S.A. ·557_..,...,' · ' " • n11, ll'" oon , ~. S.1,500 ~1lles. 16.11 Seal Way, """" offer. Cell 642-3309. •--1 I I =1 ..,.,,. "...u 1966 Harbor CM 646-9'J03 5.51--0729 aft 7 PM. 1965 BMW. V-8, black . :are~e(wtFF~te y m-450 SLC COUPE ..., ·~.....,... . . . Apt. o. Seal Beach. TOYOTA Clasalc. Good cond. $3000. SAVEi! R. H. Arr, PIS, PIW, Fae Motor Hom11!1 · Motor Homn Motor tf0f1'!e1 Motor 'Homu Motor Homes or best otter. 54&-3493 • A/C leathe~ Interior less S•le/Rent 940 Sile/Rent 940 S•l•/Rint ~. 940 Sale/lttnt 940 5111/Rent '73 MAIDA RX WAGON .;:...::::;::,::;:. """~'°22°"~,,-~· • "''" 6,800 nul., .;::::;:::.;;;:;::_ __ _;..;;:.._;;_==;;;;..---'-"'-'· -'="-"='--....,,""---"""'-""""---.;..;,;..:__;;,;=="----'70 BMW 2002. ,U<N mi. BAUER BUICK (N <580) °""""'· A"'° Tran<, Air Like .oew. $2975 184->Hl, o. Cond, Vinyl !loo!, Roof 61l&<004. m; Hubor 81,d. $15, 900 Rack, AM/Flrt, Ra d I a I <Mt.a MeM. 1179-2500 J1'm Slemons """'· .... w h " I • • CAPRI <286HRw• '73 XKE CONY. Imports $3995 '71 CAPRI Not a Demo. Ac"1al 1'00 1301 Qw<il IC mlle automobile at 1emnc Newport Beach '70 OPEL GT Gold, 4 Spd, (lllOANF) $2199 R, H. A/T, Fae. A savings with full factor)' 833-8300 ((14lDDV) warranty,. maroon w Ith ENTER FROM MacARTHUR $2395 natural mterior, chl'Ome =='-='~~=o-~c1 wh'e wheels. A!ll/FM I SO USED Jim Slemons MERCEDES Imports '71 MAIDA RX 1301 Quail ON DISPLA y 4 Dr, 4 Spd1 Silver, Radio, N~'J)l'.X't Beech Sharp New Car Ytn,yl Tol2'1'6'JDCJ99 ' 833-9300 Trade-ins ENTER FROM i\IacARTHUR 3100 \V. Cooast Hwy., N.B. 0 642-9405 Comlnt In Every ey '72 CAPRI, V6. 4 speed, fully ---::=-.;=.---1 Ask About Our Unique equtpt, 10,000 mi. 171 XKE Uied Mere.Us Le•se '72 TOYOTA CELICA • 540-0842 * COUPE Pl•n• ''"''"°'""· 4 Spd, Air Cood, DATSUN 6 1 4 poed il'l/I'm f I C977EIJ)S2v;7'9T9op, . l'adfo: fac:ory ' air con· House 0 mports ,70 DATSUN 240Z dltioning, wire .,.. he e Is·, 6862 ?.tanchester , Buena Park maroon '•\'ilh beige leather i>n the Santa Ana Fnvy '71 Toyot• Merk 11 Cpe Auto Trans, Air Coral, Light Blue, {8GOF'ETJ $2399 '69 TOYOTA CORONA ~ Dr, -4 Spfl, ILRV8511 $1275 *ALFA ROMEO B<>st dr:1l ah\•ays~ Brr\inas from S:l79:"l {SC'r. #028111. 'il's & ·-n·11. Complele lie· lection now, Buy or lea&- fron1 J im Parkinson's T!lrarh Jln1J.11111!i .L~ l}')(l W (nN ,,_.,......, T\" ,_,, •• 1-11' ..... b4~ E-406 1-fere is a h11rd to fiod 240Z that is super sharp. A gorgeous &unlite yellow v<'ith ebony interior, Equ.ip- ped \\:Ith 4 spet'd transmission, radio, al r 1'0nd, and n1ag wheels. Low n1ilea.ge 11.nd a tun car lo dri\"e 13l!IBZJ) BOB LONGPRE MAZDA 2002 E. 1st St. Santa Ana 558-787] 1973 DATSUNS ALL MODELS IN STOCK --i· .1 • • Interior & Mv mileage (a89 523-1250 DJO) LATE '12 350 SL Coupe, 4% ONLY $5295 llttt, fall p•T. lo mlleage Dick Miiier Motors Royal blu, like nu. no,250 714-637-9141 days, 120 W.55~~2132r, S.A. 714-998--0196 eve. Pvt Pty , .. .. V 12 280 S.E-4.5, leather, sunroof, 72 Jag. E type. -• new Mickellns met. paint lully equip'd, air, steroo, super cond. 644-os4s. ' \·ery IO'o'o' ml, 1 ov.ner. GOT· ,64 '-IB 220 SEb Engine &. J~J..I.. noW! Pr! prty. body perfect. Can after 3 ·72 JAG XJ6, full pwr.l-"'pm"''-'644-5ll9"'-'o=C=-----ateroo, lo mi, $7900. Orig MG ownr. 64~ MASERATI M.G.B.'s 18ID BEACH BLVD. 842-4435 JIUNTINGTON BEAOI 'j6 ?.1GA, re-bl'l eng_ Xlnt mcch cond, ask S S 0 0 . 49+-2354 or 493-{8i:5. -MGI '72 MGB GT COUPE BhH• v.·lth beige cloth Interior i\~llFM ste reo, w i r c v.·heels. exceptionally low mUeoge, this car sold new f()[' $4400. 1629EKYJ Buy II Today For ONLY $3295 Dick Miiier Motors 120 \V. Warner, 8.A. 557-2132 '70 i\tGB GT, green , AM/FM, wire whit. private party, SI975. 714; ~--8235 OPEL '71 OPEL GT, L 0 '" "tlLEAGE. auto ra<ll3 ~ heater. xlnt cond, $7200 642.-13()1 /\ny day lt u1e BESJ' DAY to n1n an 11.d! Don't delay •. cnll todA.Y 642--5678. Explorer of Huntington Beach announces the expansion of their SERVI~ DEPT. to service all makes and models of ,Ricreation Vehicles. . OUR EXPERTS Will IE HAPPY TO SOLVE YOUR RV SERVICE PROBLEMS-CALL NOWJ .. . . ON ALL '73s IMMED. DELIVERY NEW '73 NOOORTER $.u1 MIMON YAN~ ,...,., ..................... kt'Mll. ...... ...... ""' ....... ~ .......... c11...n. , ... -*•Ill"' 11M111s. tti:. (IM71J7.ue, .. 7.lf MONTN for IM moitt1111 :IO'lll ._, CW! price h'ic:I. t•• I;,......,. 11 ..... 11. ~ ... (ll'kt ........ .JO.·-· __. ... , ... "' 11 ....... °" ~~'- NEW '73. VIVA . MINI MOTOR -· , rw.r wu .,....._ ... ,.....-. .._...., _. ........ , ................ _~ s5595 EXPLOR.ER MOTOR HOME QITERS '92.JO MONnt tw " mMtl'll. ,..., c:IOwll. Cltll lllil::t fftd.1 •• ~ lk9nM hl1'0f7.,., 0.ttffH. """ (ll'b I• tt71•"'4 AMuftl ,.r<.tftt ... r•t.t h '°'"~· • • r L • ~ -' ' Mo " • l Al ( ... R· I ]j '1 J '1 J ~ 1 J ·1 I ~ j '( i ,- ' - ~ .I • ' I Saturday, October 13, 1q73 DAILY PILOT l --..... l~I -...... I~ ._I ___ .. _ .. _!~! __ .. 1~1 1 ...... -----"'-~l§l '-1 _ ..... _ ..... _·~,!~~ .. ,I L;;;-~"';;; .. ;;;;;1§1~1;1.-~-... ~l§)~l ~[--;;;;"'-;;;;::~1 µq., -I ~ =·"~iN:=uw~~~1!~A!!!-~·~u;-~::;=~"°~l;A~-~~u~-~;;;;;;;.;""~A~Vl~oo.~lhm~~;;;;;;;;~"°~ A/Jtos. II.-990 Autos . UMcl 990 ,,_:::·:..U:::sod=--..:'°°;.. Au~ •• U1"!.___!!!I Autot. u-. . ...VOUCIWAGEN BUICK ~ FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD V! Closeoat · 1970 BUICK '73 OLDS ·oo MUSTANG H.T. "'va. ·nrono courier. A,\,F... '69 LTV ·10 , MAVERICK 'JO MAVERICK *' J~ s'uN-' RJVIE•& OMEGA ... automatic, radio, healer, Sterro. us Map, 17,000 Rli. 1 ODOR HT Eeor.on1v s .. ctat ltl7EOJJ VW """'"' J• IUlt. "' ~·er steering, dl&e brakes, 1 owner. Ex. cond. 511 • , M'el&llc red, radk>, heater r1,pemy interior, fut1 power 2-0oors ·It 4 Door;. Llke New! Factory air taclut')' air. $195. Phone Allw, N'c11.•port Heigh\$. v.~. automatic lt'IU11ilUi9fdOo, $1577 Aulom&Zk: lnnlD)li&OOn, ~ \\'WS-016 . • f&(.1Dry a.1r condltion:l'll'' oondJtlonlng, low, low miles. 2,000 to 6,000 ~18 66-0283 7:»9:30 AM . 8:31).. po11.·er Ret-tin&, ulr condl· top, 28.tm one owut..'f' mun. $999 ""'"" ~!---~' AMIF1\i Mil 1969LTD Squire 10 Pua JG PM. or weekends all da.y. Uoolng , etc. P1•lct!d m lill!il! -"••• L•••• $pot.Im;. (321BEPJ. ere<>, ...,•1:.A"C). es. Radio, air, aut o n1a t I c '. Best otter takea! <ZNV!Hl;, lU""'"' UllW $1699 *'II VW $2444 ' Priced F""" ·power """''"' ind btokH ·n LTD Bl'Oll&hom 4 Dr. ONLY $1195 TOYOTA. e ~ IU99. Phone .....,., ' H.T. 1.<u '""" 34·000 m1iea. Tom Stamp BAUER BUICK Canary ycl~w, radio, trim ~T7;1 ~l FALCON Ronehero ~ V8. '"'°·· ""' ... '0'"'°'· olr rlni•. (WIH886) ' Nabers Cadillac ALLIN OLDSMOBILE &,.CADILLAC ut111ty >eonomy tramp w;· eond .• =Un<"' P""· ,.,,, FORD l96S Horbcr, c.M. 646-'303 2'25 '"""°' Blvd. $999 AlTI'HOlUZE'D DEALER · S.n Dleeo fwy. •t Avery Pky. 4!K-6CXE. ' · ;1~ l~t liell $2000. 533 N. El Camino Real 5 llnca. 5 days for $5; Call O:isla lltfee& -979-2:500 , 3iOO HARBOR BLVD, 495-0IOO $31.-00 San Cleml-nl'l' 492.u37 today · · · 642-5678 Want ad result. • ...• ou.:i6?8 *''* FASTBACK 5«J.9lOO COSI'A MESA •. Motor Homes Motor Horna1 Motor ~ome• Motor Homn • spd. see to appreciate. Open SUnday -_.;:S::ol:!1/'-!R~ont~-~-MO:=__;•_;S.=::l1:!,/::;Ren::.::.t~_;::__...::;IMO~"=Cl=""'=·n="':=';,:'1':.,· :,· ·:,"';:,;';·5618;;:,_S:!!a~lo~/~Ro~n~t--...!940~_:5'.!al!!a!C/ R~e~n~·--~940 !l<DZ.1°1. , BUICK Skylork '10, aU' oond Autos, Ulld 990 .lum. U-,?90 ~1195 ~:~r~~~·.,;."'a~: "SPECIALS'" -couGAR *'" POP TOP 'Ol RIVIERA. FUii .... ., OF THE '69 COUGAR CAMPER Below \\1holesale. Good con· AU 'the, com.fol'ta or ho'me. dlttoil 968-8064 • Dark areen, air condltJoning, (WJz..4!H) 1961 BUICK oonvert $50. any WEEK low mlle1$, •24li\<095""w. $1495 night after 6 pm ~ or &«I Cove, C.?i.1. *'" KARMANl4 GHIA CADILLAC Royal Blue. (VST-704) ___ _c;;;.c;.;.::,._ $1395 1972 ELDORADO vtnyt top, leather lnteriot, Harbour VW ~~ •• ·::n1:.im.~ ~~ 1B1'U eEAaJ BLVD 842-44:5 tape pl.ayer, ~ door HliNTINGTON BEACH locks, twiti&ht lll!ntinel. --=C-:-=7"'=-1 crulsre control. (&!l)ELTJ. '71 v.w.. $5777 411 WAGON ' Automatk tnmmnloslon olr 1972 FLEOWOOD c:ood!tlonln& . .,_, •sill. BROUGHAM , .,1 '$2977 Pnddod v\nyt toP. tape""' .1 and leather Interior dual ,,., t\1 ;. ... I ..... ~. conltot1 ~. h.dl poo!er, tRt . aYUtlA Lau1a &: telea'OplC wheel, stereo, • TOYOTA ~'1."· "'" '°": mil ... 19G6 f!irt.or,.C.M. 641>'303 $5555 * WANTED * 1969 CADILLAC '70 to ··n VW convert. In xlnt '"""· 4 SJxl • 1o ml, a Mu"! El;DORADO , 10 497·l407. Vinyl top, leathno interior, 'II PLYMOUTH CXEW.al,9) $1299 'II CAMARD IXXP-5011 $1899 '61 BUICI!: RIVIERA (V&J-641) $1199 '72 CAPRICE CPE (85l·EOO) $3199 '71 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON ('TM·BOK) $2599 • V\V Pop Top C.an1per. factory air conditioning, full New enalne, tran8, clut·ch, power, tilt I< ~lescopic 1 .. CHEVROLET brakes, tires, flt stereo. wheel, 1tereo, door )ocka, 1/J TON PICKUP Sharp. 99>-JSCI! CSAV30!). • , .. •• Allen 'i "(Oldsmobile '-.. Cadillac '70 COUGAR Coupe. VS, auton1atic tran!f. , mbslon, radio, heater, power steering, pow e r brakes, factory air coodi. tiontn&. vinyl root Must see and drive. (152AGW). $2333 • BAUER BUICK 2:r15 Harbor Blvd. Cl'.lsta Mesa 979-2500 '67 COUGAR, 2 dr. All poY.'C:I'. New b es, tires. Ex. cond. Lo ml. $1200. 6""796. DODGE 1S69 VW BUG, xua clean, $2999 st'4292E129'9 xlnt running car, xlnt tires ·~ ~::'-1195. Nu •re• -19~: ~~N GROTU , ·~~~E-i"is!.!~ MQ.1346 Vinyl top, leather l.nterlor full I ~ '69 DODGE Coronet, 2 dr '6:epe':~~· ~~ l:i1i ~~.·~~I: = CHEVROLET ~~8·~·~·~~1 5-19-3Tiu ~es door locks A.'d/F'rit stereo FALCON '64' vw,1 ,_ '"""" am! multiplex.' C234ACB>. 11111 BEACH llLVD. d .<h. Xlnt ®~·· 1525. $2999 147-4Gl7 549-3331 '&I FALCON 289. , 89')fHll 1 i , HUNTINGTON BEACH < SpEED. BUetrerS. Maben ·Caclllac 1====:::..:== VERY CLEAN< 1100. VOLYO AU'n!ORJZED DEALER CHEVROLET 61'-4266 MORN-EVES. . '73 2'IXI HARBOR BLVD. FIREllRD COSTA·lfESA '89 CHEV IMPALACUSTOJ.f -------. ~9100 Open Sunday 2 Door Hardtop. 3iiO vs, CLOSE OUT '69 DlllllllM llltomat!<transmlalon • UollUIUIUU pou-er steertna, tinted ~ V-8. automatic tr.uwnission, While they ma ~lelf: .. Strato bu c lte t' special wheels, bucket seats, flUGE\-SAVINGS FUii ...... ra.._ air .,.... """• vtnyt top. Faetol)' !Jr . et<, Pri<ed low! (808GXI). • 00 0emoc ~. ,...,.. tar 1>e1ow ~· Will oen tor Kelly ONLY $1495 .,,,..,., ™-"""'·'·• lts~:"s ... 2· ,. L~, ~"°l'i<i ,'l h-•l!Jfl• •. ·T-St.mp-l'OltD 4\. ... I ... ..!'. _,,. . K 5.15 N. El Caminct Reel •e·~ ~ . e l 1 ingsweed Ett•.. San Oemente ~2-ll3T ~ VOLVO IAUElt BUICK . ·n etlEV.~~~" vinyl FO~I> 2925 ltarbor Blvd. top, FAC AJC. AM/FM - 1966 Hal'bor, c.~t. 616.9303 Chila a.tesii. g;s..~ Stereo &-tape, lilt "·hi., nu , '72 FORD '71 VOLVO '72 SEDAN :;~'~:',, ~;"" RANCHERO . '69 FIREllRD 144-5 DE VILLE '10 EL CAMINO 300, air, V·S, A/T, R, H. • door, auto mat I c Green with white vinyl to I: PIS. P/B, P/windows, {77431K) tranlJnllakln. factory air full 1 ped _.. P Am·Fm, loclt top, new tires, $2695 eondltlonlna. oni, 18,000 air Y.,,:'Jl';&: 11~ '""'°"' oarb. .....,.,,.Ion. B"t of• mile. mustard yellow with nme ter. Aiao t1berg1aas camper Jim Slemons '""°I.lie lntorior. ( 160 $4795 •h='"=o· '°55"-1-=1188~. ~=~ FVY). This "" m'!'I be *72 CHEV. BLAZER* Imports 1een to be appreciated! IMMACULATE. 1301 Quail $3495 LOADED. """;l;;"',:""' Dick MP"r -rs $4100 F.IRM. 549-2367 ENTER FROM Ma<ARTHUR aJ W. Watner, S.A. WANT to buy. '64 or '65 '68 FORD \Vagon COun1ry SGT-2132 san Dieao Frwy at A Clle.velle or O:ievelle J.tallbu sedan, 9 passenger. P/s, '89 ·VOLVO. 144, 4 dr led.an Pkwy, l.agww. Nl,guel \1ery Station Waaon. Body must P/b, air, V-8, engi ne . auto, radio, heal " air, 49~ ui..oeoo be ln Kood • hap e. t42-26&t ' 42,250. ml. Caah. $2100. Re.uonable. 968-4971. '72 COUNTRY Sedan wa&0n 5'11-5574 LATE '11 El Dorado, P/B, '68 MALIBU. Ve1)' iood air, p/s, p/b, $2950. pri Autos UMd 990 steering, window~ seat. Tilt conQ. thru-out, p/s, p/b, pty. 551-2036 A'ln't cond. ' wheel, AM7Til ltereo, near air cond vinyl top 1.tust =~~~"""~c...._ .UICK new tires, blk leather int. IC:ll ssOO· 558-l'i82 0 r '61 FORD Galaxle 500. , -----~--White w/blk top. A perfect ~2399 ' Good transportation. r· car. $5500. 644-7475 · Asking $1Th * !)48.3900 '72 RIVIERA '13 CAD SDV, llke ou, 4500 CHRYSLER "W""' tt & Heap" mi, fully equip. Pvt pty From treasures to trash Ab&ol. t 1 loaded l $6850/or ofr "4-13U eve '70 NPr. air, xlnt oond.~ 'I'Urn them into cash NEW 20' ROADLINER MOTORHOME ,, ...... ~ FULLY SELF.CONTAINED :$ • 4 l .W. HNUATOl AND lOOP Ml CONDmONtNG • MIClO-WAVI OYIN ..... ..., 20' FLING MOTORHOME GAS and PROPANE POWER by COUlTESY $ •1tnot1t • • 1-l~TE DELIVEIY NEW 20' ROADLINER MOTORHOME ., ....... DODCil YI INCJ!fg •AUTOMATIC 'ftANSMllSION • POWll SllllJN• • POwa llA•n • LOAMD WITH COM- POIT NATUUS. 11po1-..11 'BUY TODAY $ IMllEll~TE IELIVEIY • 1971 DODGE IA TON PICKUP ::=~~==.:::·s24aa : UOllllKI -_ 1969 FORD VAN: LOADED! eAIRC-s1 88 , eA~:.... 5 Ut1011 1972 WIWAMS 21 fOOT MOTOl.HOMI A11tol!'l•tic, power ltoorln9, J'° V-1 •rt;lno , Ono11 te11orotor, '4.0 ICW. roof oir, 1l.tp1 •. (uUr Hlf COii· tol11•d. d•r•o 1y•l1111. 1 ~7ELW I autr!!Jie. 60/4D seats~ 673-1010, 1-5: . ' &: P/b, Ile\\' !ires &: s ' CAIL Daily PUot JIDWeT1_f!£lOcy air C011dltton-'73 SDV just broken In, 6700 .~·;~~:=-~ Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970Autos, lmponed 970Autos, lmoorted 970 Autos, Imported 970Autos, Imported 970 lnl A'M·F'M stereo multi· ml. Loaded, cost $8400 Fire r an. I;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;,;.;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. p:teX, vteyt root An unbe· Mist Gold, $6700 6#-034.l Xlnt oond. Below blue book. I; bevable 11,000 miles. Im· '68 Cad &IV, xlnt..cond. $2100. 548-E.4. JDaculate. (~~). $1195 or make otter. '66 CHRYSLER Newport 4 $3999 Priv party 6«-62411 dr Hr. Air, runs -· Call • · ·n CAD Ci»e DeVUle, im· ~-~'1878=·----~ IAUER IUICK ~.'."~.alll"' to best otter. CONTINENT AL • 2925 HU'hcx' Blvd. CAD '72 CdV full pwr '70 C fttl ..-..I a. "-979-2500 19,000 mi. $5500 or be9' 01'. O n .... .., 't9 BUICK Electra, full pwr, fer. Priv Pty e-3294 4-DR H.T. SIDAN ~~·~t:!· ;z ~e::i: CAMARO Full ~o A/C ~ T am 1o 5 pm, '10 CAMARO. aU' am/fm, $2195 '7l CBITURY ' t:~ ~ Call Jli_nlm~ns ' · '68 CAMARO. Good cond. r-• ,• • Cbtlpe. FadDr)' air condft1on. Bttt otter. CUI aft 3 pm 1301 Quall ln&. VB, automatic tramnria-962.-0044 Newport Beach ~:,"'· =: •w:o'; CAPRI . ENTEi\ rn=eARTHUR •llbowroom oonditlon. (824-1972 MERCURY Capri. Very . 1 '72-2 DOOR. HMBJ. $2999 good cond &: P• ml~ 4 White on ivhite. \\ohltc ~ • · spd. DlO eng. 557-46();. =~~:I lea~ =: Ult .AUER BUICK CHEVROLET """""' ~ am10n '"""· 11.uto sl>d control. ,reclining 2J25 Harbor Btvd. '65 OIEV'l Malibu, SS seat. brand nu Michelin a.ta, M8a ·m.2500 Hardtop C:Wpe, V-8, auto, radial tlres, low rnUeaae. '&2 BUICK ELECTRA p/a, fetb, ale, bkt .eatr, $49$. Prt, Prty. 673-3312. Rblt trana. 28,000 ml, on rblt. conao e, nu Uttl, 443 W. '70 LINCOLN Continental 4 enaine RellabM trana~-~ St, 645-8ill dr tun JlOWl!l' & air, ~.GOO tJon. Needl"'bob work $IX). '619 Caprice. Air, pis. good ml. Must .ell. $2475. M&-ln1 eves, cond. Priced to aell. n m 548-!H47 If no ans call K mJ539 ' 645-8614. , '10 IUIC 1!16.1 ocEV. Impala. ,., v~.'"·111~"'co=NTI=N='EN~TAL~~,~,.,-, 4-0R itfATI WAGON air, tn.na. Good cond1tlon. IV, xlnt contl, extru. Blue R. H A/T P/S, Fae AJC, '* Call 546-3367 • I: 1.1:hlte, $6000. mQ70 44,oo(i actu81 miles ·• CHEVY J:mi-Ja, p/b, .after 6 pm, ~ day1. · ,c$~1 Pt•. auto, .... ~...i. body CORVAIR 12495 work. Boat off•>' 642-1828. Jim Sle1110ns ''! = !'° xinc ,,,:~oi ~:O. n.coo . Imports ..., CHEV lmpola, 2 dr. no. li'JO, 5J6..3487 1301 Quau Ex"'"'"' <onc111ton !750. CORVEJIE Newport Beach '94-0585 -°'·&1"ClfEVY,;:;,0=-,SS.,,-""""_,-,~-,rk CORVETTE '71 Uke new. ENTER FROl'-1 MacARnlUR $225. Ot best otter. Auto. Atr cond. AJI e:ic:tru. lell idle ttefnf •••••• so.4118 9IJl-C18 Low miles. Eve, JtG..nTI. . , , ' YOUR NEWLY APPOINTED JENSEN HEALEY ' DEALER IN NEWPORT BEACH . FEATURING THE FULL LINE OF JENSEN HEALEY & JENSEN IN TERCEPTOR Selection of Colors Come In & Test •·Immediate Drive Today Delivery Full Service Department * Import Dealer For 25 Years MG • lotus · Ferrari • Jensen -Triumph 3100 West Coast Hwy. e Newport Beach • 642-9405 or 540-1764 • '.I • . • ' ' I I I I / Satwd11, Octt ll. 197' -..... l[ij I _...... l§J [ ........ · J~ ~--::;;;1.;.~~~;;;;1 I --.. ~ [ ·~ .. ~-l§J I 1_.r._u1_-..;;._;U;.;1t;:;u._ _ _;_990::: Autff, u ... 990 Auto11 UNO 990 Autos, U.... 990 Autos, UMcl 990Autoo. UMd FORD FORD LINCOLN MERCURY MUSTANG '71 FORD '72 l'OHD LTD, air <.'Ond. '10 SCOUT 4 wheel drive 3<W •72 P.f&rk tV. White on red, p 8 p B 27 1 V-8. Power bra kc s, Moori dUJt me 1811 1 c. um Contlnentt&l 1'tark Ill, COUGAR ).'R7, blk, all xtru, '1' MUSTANG. Lite blue. Ceuntry W•n W•--I • I • ,000 in!, "a 1 uutunulllc, new Noiuinan Out&tandlng cone!, lo nil, c h o c o I ate brown steel. wtlttlll, a/c, stereo _radio, air, PIS, P/B, auto V'4, automittc tranaml:'.;~ ~J23~~ ~;"fta~4•97oo. tln.·s, \V arn hubs, roll bar, Aft. Spnl 1r; vr:kendB 979-98J.l, w/matchlna lc11ther lnL tape, \Vlde Ova1 tlte1, xlnt lran1., wide ov&l white '73 EL ' DORADO'S ~er stffl'lne, -ll' oondl· JEEP ~;::~ g:a1 '.w~~~t~.pl~.j m.H. ~nd·l\i:tded~:s5'{>'J ~:~·p~aJce offtt, 5.\1-1681 =:·~~~ .:S·ioo~:~: =:-,1~m~Mn A tuns --:-. ------s'plc~1;i. $1650. 89J...M60 aft.1 ·n CO.NT., 4 dr. Fa~lotl. •, '67appreclaUNCO ... l.N full """'' '65 l\IERCURY Sta. Was.. """'=2513=------I 3 TO CHOOSE FROM ONLY $2495 '68 C·J.S V-6, powc>r winch, 1 · c 0 n · · nl ma C · n Uil ' ., ' A1nt rond. Fully equip. New J.tuSTANG '69 Convertible. over drive, hubl, roll bars, '63 \\'IU.\'S Jeep, 4 whl . aacritlce. Priced below Calleves64fi-.4656,3W'Klnp tlrca Must see $500 I lb radio 00000 \ All full factory equipped, conditioning & low miles. factory air T ,.~-t "'"-1 wholeMle blue book $2995 Rd .. Newport Beach. · ' • P I, P • • • m · Olft .nwnp • op, many xtnu, .........,"' . rlrive, P U 11o•ith can1per, new • · 963-6189 white w/blk top, blk lthr FOltD '*•JEEP, 4 wheel drtvt. Gates Ii~•. over drive, 540-5953 MAVERICK '67 COUGAR XR-7, red lnt, $1,:nl, call• D Crowell Prlud Fn>m XJnt cond. Lot11 of extrns! ove1·hcad cam eng., CB "White Elephants'' over-w/black vinyl top, 289 eua. 8J3..8246. 516 NCI. El: Camlna Reftl Low 1nil..-age. 548-5349. rlriving llghts,. 1~111\Y r~ running your hot.lie? Tum '72 l\1AVERICK 2 dr 8Cdan, 6 air/very good oonc1 .. 6'f5.<M39 M"u~ST~AN-o--·ss-~F-,,~, .. ~,k. 'San emente 49'1-1137 '63 TOYOTA CAndci'\llM"r, ~sec 0 PP • thenl Into "Cuh" • , , sell cyl, auto, p/11, lo ml. Best CdM. GT 2+2, p/1, p/b, rib, xJnt $7595 Clau!ll.d I bla tire1. lots of c>hrm. Ne11, them thru a Dally Pilot offer. 4.9'2-9549 r.ruST sell '69 Mercury Mar-cond., must sell $ll00. Ads · ·• · .. 1Sf2...5878 uphol. olfer. 673-52'!7 Ne<'d 11 ''P!!d"?' Pl,("(' nn ar!• cllllllned ad! Need fl "Pod"'! J-'1a,'e an ad! quls, 6 paas. wagon, loaded. ~m-""-'1"'448"'.,,....----=::I A"'"-' N•w tlO Autos, New 980 I Autos, N.-. 980 Auto1, New 980 Autos, New 980 lint $995 673--3700 Autos, New 980 ALLEN Ol.OSM081L£ & · r.ADILIAC • the GAS SAVER S Great Selection of 2000's and V 6's FREE BIKES /. ••• WITH EVERY NEW CAPRI With Any New 1973 Capri Ordered and Delivered During the Month of October You Will be Given a Free 10 Speed Bicycle .. IMPORTED FROM GERMANY $149.00 RETAIL VALUE . . 1973 CLOSE-OUT ALL .REMAINING 1973's • IN STOCI\. • • • DISCOUNTED . '72 Capri 2600 '69 Mark III FULL SALE l.ICLEAN" 5 3475 DEALER S~r Clean. 4 speed, Ai'tl/ Fully equipped, ractory air F radio, decor group, ne\V PRICED cond., power \Vindows. 6 "'EIY radial tires. (503FLY J po\\·f'r seats, A.l'.f·F'M Slf.!rrn DIRECT radio, landau top. (YXL696l '71 Cadillac Sedan De Ville '69 l\'lcrcu1·y l\'larquis Coupe LEASING FULL J)(l\\'C"r. factory nlr '4175 S111\RP '19 75 FACILITIES Au lo. trans., ractory air cond., la11dau top (288~\SJI J cond., P\\T. steering, brakes. & "'indn\\'S, radlo, heater, NEW USED vinyl top. tXKV707) '71 Cougar '69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. WE LEASE ALL HF:AUTIF'UL 52575 CLEAN 51275 POPULAR AUTO trnn~.. rnctnry nir., AUTO. ll'ltns.. factory nil· fA,1'. stPi>l'!n:::. po\vr brakes. cond., llO\\'('r strcrlng, brak<"s MAKES & MODELS radio, hrah•r, vin}'l top. & \\1ndO\.\'S, rAdlo, hentf'r, (544CUG ) vinyl top, (-ll7AGH) Ask For: '67 (.:Ju·ysler '72 Dodge Wagon • Hal Sanders NE\VPORT ·I DJ{ SEDAj\; 5 775 BEST BUY '1975 • Charlie Thomas Autornath•, radio, h P.B\t'I', Co1-r111et. VI'!, racllo. heater. 1~•\\'('r Sff'l'rin~ & brnkP~. rOl'lf rack, I"'°'' r r stL'!'l'lng-. • Malcolm Reid nlr l·onriltionin);. IVCV!f77' 19:>1FBB1 . -------------~ HomA Of The New Car • , • "Golden TOMch.'' ''Orang? Count~'.s Tomi/~ of Ti rtt Cor.f11 ohnson&son 1\11 11{.lJHY co11r,AR c11rn1 2121 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 540·5830 Home Of The Ntw CAr , •• ''Golefe11 l'ottclt'' San Diego Fwy. 1t Kve· 495.0800 Pky. u1.ol00 "' Autos, UHd 9'0 Autoi, u;:; 11----..-'-'---1 MUSTANG __ Pl_.~.__ __ 1 '66 MUSTAN'O 6 cylinder, auto, mint cond, nu eng, tape deck, r/h, Sl<riO. 962-5744. '68 MUSTANG, auto, V-8, P/S, new titts, clean. Ori.a:· owner. suoo. 66-1198 OLDSMOBILE '70 CUTLASS RALLY 250 yellow with air conditioning, and low mileL Like new $2395 URGENT most •II '73 Pinto Statton Wafon S q u l r •, AM/FM, AJC, 12,(KX) ml. 00-1250 PLYMOUfH '67 PLYMOUTH COUPE Automatic, power «ftrtnc, air COfdt1ontn&. vlnyt top. (UJF9ill). $877 hl.fAN 9 • YllW GE Allen fTJ Oldsmobile Cadillac 1996 Harl:lor, C.llf. et&-9803 1 '72 2 DR. HafdtoP Scuij:i. V· San DieJO Frwy 11.t A~ S, ·auto, Vlnyl lop\ radio, Pkwy. i..quna Nlpel. ' heater, p/L Very ciean, ~ 49S.ili00 131-ml ..... ma. OL S ··=n"'P°'L~Y°'M'°'m""'rm"Sedan,-.,.,..,--=. 1971 D 1:':'· "°"'. ~Ilion. Alic· TORONADO !fLl850. M 1968 BARRACUDA, 51,<XI> miles, or1&. owntt. Good cond. ~2898 or 6754360 '69 PLY. w;n. new tirel A new pwr bdcl. Xlnt lhapt. $1300. M6-2ai0 Mk ilr Pa.L '68 PLYM. i'lil')' III 4 Door w/air cond. Good oondiUon. fley( top, tun pov.'ef', factory air condttionbig, t.ltt, stereo. dual lront 9e9.t, loaded, Al\f/ FM staw muK:tplex. cm- CXDJ. $3222 Nabers Cadillac 11100 . ....- AtrmORIZED DEALER 2000 HARBOR BLVD. CDS'TA AfESA. 540-9100 °""' -'70 OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER Sharp car with low milea, air rondlliolllng $2895 U. Allen ·Oldsmobile Cadillac PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Vm,.t ll>p, Yl'l)1 -!Ull ......... foc<my .... c;,.;,j{ttm. • lna:. bucket 9".tl, t11t '«'bell, AM/FM, sport \lt'heoN, (fm. CXQI. $2888 Nabers Co•lac At.TllfORIZED DEALER. San Diego Fnyy at Avery 2600 ~R BLVD. Pkwy. Laguna Niruol. 540-9100 ~a.~. 495-0IOO 131.()IGG -~ --=~=~~==~I '73 GOLD tlftbW. La ml aJt '73 OLDS DELTA "'""'· s1tArp1 t.o. ROYAL COUPE ::&\~ta. Make offer. R, H, AIT, PIS, P/W, Fae A/C.' Le• than 9,lm actual PONTIAC '72 Grand VUll miles top cond, lo mt. every Im: C816HDC> Extra, 2 Dr Hd, Mu1t * ta , $4195 "'"•"' $3.195. -'68 PON'TlAC waaon, air Jim Slemons P1s. P1s. 1 ..,.,.,, Piel Imports ~isao l100. 51~,,.. or 1301 Qu&il f'IREBIRD . 400 lWT, air 1 Ne~aeh cond, AM/Flf, 1Hel'p out ao ENTER FROM MacARTHUR ~~r=. ~<Dy 1973 OLDS 98 '68 LoMAns 2 d<, HT. Clean 4 2 DR. HARDTO• opd , R ~ E. buek•t 1tab, r reblt ena. iood. cond. $8'15. 837-9672 aft 2 pm. Factory air condltkming, tun ........ vi">' .... vinyl In· terior with dual comfort see.ts, tilt wheel ;mup, stereo, door locks, every de- IW«! opljon, (070G IN). $4333 '68 FIREBIRD, full pottW, air cond, nu t1tts A brakea. mq wh1s. Xlnt oond thru-out. $1695. 586-6t33 '66 LEMANS, New t!ftt, -'"'" fully oqulp. Must ttll~ MS-&l1 Nabers Cadlllac ·11 PONT. Formula ""· xlnl '::'l_>nd. $.1150. RUN 1uper. AtJl'RORIZED DEALER ~2180 m HARBOR BLVD. '69 LeMana Stat. Wq, 38000 COSTA MESA ml, xlnt cond, bit ottr. 54()..9100 Open Sunday 567~ '69 CUTLASS COUPE 1 "·!~.~~~=.,.u.-.:;,-~--~=--tion-=~,wg,-,, cond $%l00. n~ Fllctory air condilionlna, vinyl top, 1till under factocy '69 PONTIAC C/S. Auto, warranty. IZMZ488). P>d cond. Reblt enc. Vln $1899 top. ~mo. * '69 GRAND PRIX * Dark green, low mUeap. • BAUER BUICK 2!m Hai1Jor 81.vd. Costa Mea 979-2SOO Sales I: Sl-rvke OLDSMOllLI! GMC TRUCKS HONDA CAIU X!nt condition. 493-&487 RAMBLER ________ , '63 RAMBLER $!O ·-· T·BIRD UNIYERSITY ·OLDS '13 T·BffiD Landau. All ex• : 2850 Harbor Bl"' tn1 .full pwr, &n\/lln • O:>sta Mesa Mo.9640 stereo, tilt whl, radlal tlrtl, • llke new, $5100. &IHTU. 1964 OLDS Con\'trtible Belt T BIRD, '70, 4 dr, full poWU", ; offer. 644-3542 See at &Cl air, tape Landau top 1hape, Vista IJOAlta, N.8 . $2400 Prlv pt)' 5il-5:m JIM $150 Stanley '62 Fuliira, 6 slick, &:ood ··"59"r="=s""1n1771an<1"''.,.au-,ful=-1 -.,..-1" transportation, 66-25ill xlnt condition. i:u.95. Cali • : PINTO 6r.rll8ll "644-<IW •* CUSTOM 1 of a lclnd, ~ 1964 T·Blrd, beautltW. Stta1 I at $4~. 642-3573. '71 PINTO RUNABOUT VEGA 4 speed transmt•iorl mq 1-------..-.1 wheel•. "'s""1'7""'7·7cjii!oJA1. '72 VEGA • ~w.Ll.IOU W VOi.YO 1966 lll'l.l'bor. C.M. 646-9303 STATION WAGON R, H. A/T, '-than 12,IXll actual miles !No. ll.08) $2095 Jim Slemo111 -73STATION WAGON Imports a.tr, kl mtleaae, smo or w111 tl)l Quail trade eqUity for ? M4-33.l8 or Newport Btt.ch '99-3S71. l3W300 ..,INTO '72 Squirt, Auto, air, ENTER FROM Ml;CA.R.THUR extras. Xlnt cond. ~tt otter Uke to traMT Om Tl'adll" l"""'""'""""'"""'""'""'""'""'"'""'"""'""'""'"'"""'"'"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'..,""'""'""'""'~I O\'f:t $2350. 645-1410. Pandlte column 11 tor I ' f. I ' ' • $78 86 DOWN $78 86 . MON -TH · 30 FULL PR I CE '. S.1tllfdar. Oc tot>tr JJ. 1q73 DAILY PILOT 39 < ----·1 '1 ), :1 ' 'I 'f·; I ' ' ' ' . . . .. " :'. •• : . . . ' . . . • . ' . i' • . • • BRAND NEW ~· • · 1974_ r FIREBIRD · ! " $ 40 :: , x' :: l :• . . ' . · • MONEY BACK LEASE PL AN AVA ~L ABLE NO W • .. flNANCINCi TO FIT YOUR BUDGET '67 LINCOLN '69 MERCURY '68 PONTIAC '69 FORD '68 PONTIAC CONTINENTAL COUGAR FIREBIRD MUSTANG FIREBIRD ' Fu ll power, factory air conditioning, VS , tape player, mag wheels , wide oval VB, automatic, radio, heater, powe.r VS eng ine, automatic lr6nsmission, ri1-VS , aut om.,tic, radio, heater, a ir con· vinyl roof, lea ther interior. I tlJU796) raised le tter tires. I YQV847 I steering, air condtioning. l VGF719 I dio and heo111ter. I YNJ398 I dilion ing, vinyl iop, rally II wheels. IXBEJSS I $275 $775 $975 $1275 $1375 ' · 2840 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546-80 17 , PEN -7 DAYS A WEEK 9 AaM. TO 9 -~~ . l . , .. , . I I ' ' I I I f I ' S.t11r~, Oclobff ll, 197] 4e DAILY PILOT /' . ''Lin ·OYER'' Brand New 1973 THUNDERBIRD· 2 DOOR HARDTOP -460 CID 4V V-8, vin'yl roof, tilt s tr. wheel, AM/FM radio, t-glass, ai r cond., power steer.-seat-windows-antenn·a, temp. control,·much more. (JJ87A210063) 1752. • DISCOUNT,. FROM WINDOW STICKEi PRICE ($7863.66) plu1 tax & licenst ''Lin ·OYER'' Brand New 1973 FORD COUNlRY SEDAN STATION WAGON 400 CID. V8 , Steel belted radial ply, WSW, deluxe luggage .' racl, convenience grou p, front bumper guards, tinted gla11, radio, a ir condit ion in g, lig ht group, wheel covers, heavy dut y 1u1pension, I JJ74S2 I 0761 I I $11 oog~~~g'~0~T .... PL US TAX & LICENSE '73 PINTO COUPE Auf11 Tra111. fatlory Air Cond. Radio, He aler. Otlu•t lnttrior and E•lerior. Ukt New. 19JI HNUI '73 MAVERICK 52899 Small VB, Auto Tr11n1, f~c:torv Air s3499 Cood, Pow" SIH.<09, Vi oil Roof, lut~el •••h, l11•v•y decor option, Ivory Whit.,. Like new, la41HNUI '73 MUST ANG MACH I V&. Au+o Tr1n1. fec'ory Air Co11d. Po .. 1r St11prin9. AM FM. Y1H11w & 8!1c~ 5501) mil t 1. M<19 Whe1l1, !919GXT I s3999 '70 GALAXY 500 2 Dr. H.T. Sph. ll:11of. Stend' fec:lory equipped, r1di11, heater ,whitewall lirt1, !inled 911111, w~ttl coven, powder bluo w while "inyl roof. Mini condition. licen11 No. I 628QF SHOW US A GOOD • CREDIT STATEMENT- 512 99 '69 T-BIRD • • .. ''L•n~OViR'' Brand New 1973 GALAXIE 500 2 DOOR HARDTOP 400 Cl C12V V-8, air corid·., radio, t-glass, front & reat bumper gua rds, wheel covers. (3J58S2349S6) 2155 · • DISCOUNT flOM WINDOW 5TICKll PIKE ($4161.56) plus tox & licens. ''LEn•OVER'' Brand New 1973 GRAN TORINO SPORT 2 DOOR SPORTS ROOF ,, ' 400 CID 2V V-8, cruiso, pwr. st~r. & brak~, air concf., •' T-g lass, AM/FM stereo, wsw tires, etc. (3AJ5S227,582) 1264· ~ DISCOUNT flOM WINDOW STICKEi , PRICE (4191.33) plus tax & li<•nse I ' '~LIFT .OVEll'' • ·~ • Brand New ·1973 ' . , ·'PICKUP •• F-100 'cusTOM STYLESIDE ' 302 V-8, gauges, optional ratl9 rear a xle, extra cOOlfng radiator, (5) G78xl5 4 PR t ires, body side mold,i ng , w/iri~rt. (F10GRS48JS31 9379 $2' <8' .7. 6· fuY,.~L PRICE &-license .. . . . ''LER.:OVER'' ~"Brand New 1973 . . . _ PICKUP ~ . (• . . . ' ' F·250 CUSTOM 5TYLE$1Dl . 360 V-8, step bumper, (4) 800x16.5°'..l PR J tires,.-etc •. : (F25YRS24249J 9365 ~ ,-,<--' • ~ '73 PINTO SQUIRE STA~ WAGON 70 FO~D. 1/2 TON P_ICKUP ~ugs::~e f:::~~vlo~r m~::~·Li~~/~~_;· s3 2· 9·9~ r;)s~~~~· Ht•ftt,I :tr• Goot Cond:-$11''899 (476GXA) ( \. . ' A. I ' . . . -.. ~!~0 SPECIALS '69 OLDS VISTKCRUISER STA.'WAG>" '72 PINTO RUNABOUT • Va, A11to Trtiu,, fec:torv Air Cnnd, .. -"' Power Steering, Redio, Httt.r, btrt Sheq:i. !YIHl-42) - ;!, • I '69 VW BUG 4 Spd. f a•:IOl'\I Air Cond, D1lu1<t ln- +,,;o, and Exterior, Lu99191 Rec:\, Rt<i•I Red end 1herp 117lEUI 5 1999 ~ -4 Spd, Radio, Heiler, Sharp, !X1 Ss'l6) ' - '70 MAVERICK 2 Or, Auto Tren1, Radio, Heeler, white w11U1, Oelux• E•ttrior, wheel '""'"• New Paint, Sh.trp, ( 166AKS! s1299 4 Spd, Redio, He•l•t, Etc.eUtnl Cond, l-499HGEI '69 CHEVY 3/4 TON WITH 197111' OMEC.A CAMPER '70 DATSUN PICKUP 4 Spd, Rodio, Heeter, whitew1 U tirt1, E11t•llent Cond, (421BZSI 91299· 51199_· WEfELlVl:D' .. ONTliE,., s1 599 \18. Auto Tr1n1 ,f actory Air Cond, Power Sfttring, Heevy Outv Tit91 ,Self Contained, c.ompltle in· eludin9 jac\1, Ii~, NEW. !619240 ) . · s3495 51399 SPOT! W• ar• .,,,•vd r, oll Crt4it llnio1111; 11olic1, flrtM011 , ci•it i•r'•lt1, ttle- 11holit co .. ._.rye<• C•~°t,. ett. . ~ . ~ l .,,tit; us YOUI FLUT . ' ' DlJ\l"· WE JRADf HIGH ! ' . ' , '71 VEGA ST A. WAG. 4 Spd, f1cl11ry Air C11nd. R1dio, H11ltr, Oelu11t in terior incl f11lerior, 2 lont 8!u1 '"d white, E11tr1 Cleen (~lSDCJJ 51699 • ' • '71 VW 8 Pass Sta. Wag 4 Spd, ll.1dio, Htelt•, Low Mil11, E11lr1 Sherp, MS4Clll v 52199 • . '65 FORD WINDOW VAN . Red io, he1ter, e1tr1 9ood condition. DUJ021 5999 · FORD I ' • ! I J to vi OI ti: ly c. al hi "I II ,,, ·k .. j •• ffl to ., ol Hi •i ., 2: ri RI fil ~ th in 0 .. !iJ Ill cc ai dJ p. , ' " ~ s. lo 81 cl bi 'I 4: di c; h I> n J f n ..