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Home My WebLink About1973-10-27 - Orange Coast Pilot' ' , I j . I. I Bunti11gt01a Beacfa Marino 7 6 Costa lflesa ltJagnolia 14 13 Foothill lflissio•• Viejo 21 6 Dutut Hills Valencia 14 13 El Dorado La91ina Beacfa 27 16 Ora11ge Coast Saia Diego Mesa ' See Details. Sports Pages Today 24 14 Loara ll' estnai11ster 24 20 Orange Coast Di111e·n·Line Bargains TODAY? EDITION VOL. 66, NO. 300, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE C<)>UNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1973 TEN CENTS Nixon: Middle East Crisis Now Eased 1. !\.' " . Sleep 111 Pretty Kelli Regan , a 17-year· old senio r at Estancia High School reminds everyone to set· back the cl~ks an hour before going to sleep Saturday night an~ catch up on so!lle lost sleep. h1ost of the nation, apd all of CalUornia, will go off Daylight Savings Time at 11 p.m. PST. Kelli's clock is wal· nut and wa s made in Austria in 1840. Grove Girl, 10 Killed by Auto . . A 10-year-0ld Garden Grove girl was latally injured Friday evening when she was hit by a car in a bllsy intersection. Coroner's deputies said Linda M. Cosgro of 10061 Flander St. suffered fatal injuries in the mishap occurring at Brookhurst Street near her home . :"Jbe driver of the auto which struck the youngster was not held. The motorist's identity was not released. The girl died shortly after the 8:.31) p.m. mishap after being taken to a nearby hospital, they said .' Wealber Sunny, slightly warmer days are on the weekend agenda1 with early morning fog rolling in. Highs both days should range from near 70 at the beaches to the mid 80s inland. . INSWE TODAY T100 Laguna Beach families have iurntd t11e tables a11d ver- forrned a good deed of n1ajor proportion.s for Oange Count.11's llou Scouts. See story page 12. ... ..., ' S11t1rt.tn-t 't" CIMlft.ll Htwt .. ,.rn11.,, ..... ' C"'~llMI 21·1' Memt/ 1rdM • ·-" .,_ ... • """"""''" • 1Ml'I• , ... u c ..... ..,.. • 'lft.i• " -~"""" • SIMtl M"tr11tf'I 1 .... New~rt: Police TV In Homes? By L. PETER KRIEG 01 1111 Dilly f>llol Si.ff Newport Beach councilmen ~1onday \\'ill hear Police Chief B. James Glavas make his pitch for an electronic surveillance system that would hook up every home and business in the city with police headquarters via cable television. The link \1•ould make two-way com· mtmieations possible, Glavas said. and theoretically could have a squad car responding to a burglar alarm three seconds after an intruder started prying open a window. Glava.s first anoouoced the cable-TV hookup idea to the Newport Harbi>r Cllamber of Commerce several months aj> and won preliminary endorsement from Clamber officials. Some residents reacted s t r on g J y against it, however. Monday wi ll be the flrst time Glavas presents the prGposal officially t.o coon· cilmen. In a 12-page written report delivered to city fathers in advance of the meeting. Glavas sai<! the possibilities of the svstem -which would cost about $450.000, half in federal fWlds -are er.dless. He said every house or business could have as many as 36 tripping devices or sensors to detect someone "'alking on the noor or to detect a sudden rise in tempe:-ature caused by fire. He said a computer at police bead· quarters would instantaneously assign a priority to the alarm and dispatch the required number of public safety units to respond. "Once the dispatcber acknowledges the signal, a complete set of pre-planned instructions lVill appear on the dispatch· ers 'action screen.' "The instructions will contain detailed information on the subscriber's alarm and assigns officers based on the current availability of field units." Gl;ivas said. "The dispatcher may dispatch the call by voice, or simply press a 'send' button and the entire set of instructioos will be printed out in the assigned officers automobiles on a teleprinter," he said. Glavas stressed that the system will not be limited to the traditional burglar and anned robbery.alarms. "For example, a person convalescing at home from a serious illness (See GLAVAS, Page!) QUIZ APPEARS PAGE 7 TODAY Can you identify this former Niron admini.!tration department head who recenUy 1't$igned? White seving cu attorney general of the United States, he held a news can· ference on the Ag- ';~;:l'J new affair, termi11g L the result! <U "jiu;t, fair and 11011· orable." Before beco1rih1g head of te JU$tice Deportment, IL e h e t a two other Cabinet posts i n tile Nl.%urJ administra· tlon. You'U get a chance1to idt?ttify him 011 Page 7 i·n t11e NEWS·NA1'1E section of THE QUIZ, which i.f pulr Ushtd each Wtt~ bt1 the Daily Pilot a.s part of it.I current eventl program for achoolt ba tht area. LINE OF SYRIAN TRUCKS, DEMOLISHED BY ISRAELI AIRCRAFT, IN SYRIAN DESERT Will True Peace Come to Middle East Aft~r 'Gre~test Crisis in a Decade?' Tree Toppling Irks Mesans Residents Want De-annexation After Eucalypi Felled By RUDI NTEDZIELSIH A group of angered Costa ti.1esa residents vo1ved today they \\'ill petition for de-annexation from the city of Costa Mesa because an industrial developer was allowed to knock down a grove of eucalyptus trees behind their hon1es. The tin1ber behind Ocean View Park fell at 1 a.m. and the repercussions \Vere immediate. "I call it tile rape of Costa Mesa." fulminated the Rev. John Lindvall. "Are we going to save our community for its betterment or are \Ve going tG let it go down the tubes?·' The trees, about 90 of thein. 1vere located on a 5.5-acre pa r cc t . The homeowners believed it was zoned residential "'hen they moved in. master plan. adopted in 1970. only spells out the zoning goals of the city but may not necessarily be in conformance \Vith actual zoning. That means that the parcel behind the Ocean View Homes \\'RS M·l all along even th6ugh the homeowners may have believed otherwise. "The developer has met all the re· quirement.s of the M·l zone and has processed a legal plan and has been issued a building permit." said Sorsabal. He added that there is no law that prohibits a man from removing trees on his pn>perty. "I'm not. too chagrined about the euca lyptus trees but I think he could at least have saved some of the pine trees. I don't kno\v \vhy he removed all the trees: I think he could have planned around them." Sorsabal said further that an en· vironmental iffipact report \l'as not re· quired for the project "because in our opinion it did not neces sitate one." The b.asic criteria !or Costa ~1esa environmental impact consist of the ef- fect on municipal services such as \\:ater. se"·er and storm drains. The developer could not be contacted today for hi~ version of the furor. But at Ocean View Park, all but one of the homeowners contacted ex- pressed shock and dismay over the uprooting of the trees . 'l'm glad they're gone because they didn't do anything but: make a mess in my yard." S.'l id l\frs. Boots (h1·cns. 10005 Park Hill Drive. "1'1n not against ecology. But they weren't pretty. To me they looked like !hey were diseased," she sa id. • U.S.~ Russia To Influence 'Real Peace' . WASHJNGTON [APJ -President Nix-• on said Friday night the United States 1 and the Soviet Union ha\'e moved from their greatest crisis in a decade to "a great step for\lo·ard toward real peace Jn the Middle East." I-le said the two powers will use their influence to promote a negotiated set· tlement between Israel and the Arab nations. Nixon said the current ti.1iddle East cease-fire seems tG be holding . He also told a nationally televised news con· ference the United States expects to send cease-fire observers to lhe area. The Soviet Union already had announced it would do so. Recounting the hours of crisis, Nixon said he sent an urgent message to Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev saying the United States "could not accept any unilateral move on their part" to se nd troops to the Mideast. In a series of messages. he said. 1 they then agreed to support a United · Nations resolution for a peacekeeping force without great power participation. And so the crisis eased. Nixon said · the outlook for Middle East peace now~ is the best it has been in 20 years. "We not only avoided a confrontation.; but we moved a great step forward toward real peace in the !\'liddle East,'" Nixon said. He said his 011•n foreign policy of detehtc, his record of firmness in past 1 international c!'ises, and his personal acquain•<ince \\'ith Brezhnev all were factors in a\'oidi ng the unilateral Soviet inten·ention the United Stales opposed . Nixon said his personBI makeup is such that "1\·hen I have to face an interna tional crisis I have what it takes." He said \\'hat happened \Vednesday and Thursday \vas indeed a crisis, the most difficult of his presidency. Nixon said it \1·as the most difficult the United S!alcs has fared sin<'c the Cuban missile erio;Js of 191i2. In that situation. the !tile Pre~idcnt John F'. Kennedy imPosed1 !See NIXON, Page !I ! ' ' . '· It wasn't. alt hough the Cost;i Wfcsa master p!:in projected its future use as residential. Now the homeo1vncrs say the.v \Vere deceived. "\Ve were counting on the Cily Coun cil :o keep it R-1. just as its shown in lhc master plf1n." said Ken Niles. 1853 Park Vis ta Circle. "But the CQ11ncil felt an oblip:ation to the developer and 1hey'rc putting in 75 1,400-squarc-foot industrial units. "'Outrageous • • • Distorted~ The trees \\·ere bulldozed do\vn to make wav for the nc1v industrial buildings. There is no ordinance in Costa Mesa which proh ibits lando\vners from removing trees on their property. In an effort to stop the project. the homeowners petitioned lhe City Council to place 11 "zoning freeze" on the acreage in question. '!'hey \Vere on the losing end of a 4 to 1 vote. "We have fought th.is thing but we have been unable to even get the at· tention of the City Council," declared Lowell Eson. 1025 Park Hill Drive. an officer in the Ocean View Park Homeowners Association . "They didn't even require an en- vironmental impact rcPort on this proj- ect. We have no representation In Costa Mesa and we are goi..ng to petition for de-annexation. We would like to annex to Newport Beach ~ouse we have really been !!pit up()~ by the ('.osta . MeAA City Council .'' -.. ·,: Aoother bit ter hotneo\voor, Steve Crane, 1884 Park View Circle, said, "The city Mild ·us out. They don't listen to tho homtowncr, just tho money. They don't cnre about the beauty, just the dollar." City !i.fanagcr rred SOt'Sllbal !ald the Nixon Attacks Press on Watergate Coverag·e \VASl-llNGTON (!\Pl -President Nix· on said Friday night that television coverage of the \Vatcrgate controversy has been lhe "most outrageous, vicious and distorted" he has seen in 27 years of p1,1blic life. ' "When people are pounded night after night 1vith that kind of frantic, hysteri cal reporting, it nalurally shakes their con· fidence," he. said. In · a 39-minute ne"'S conference '\"hich gre\V 1nore and more tumultuous until it ended with a reporter shouting for recognition at Nixon, the President bluntly and on several occasions critlciz· ed the news media -particularly television nc1vs and commentary, Nlxon na1ncd no ii pecific n ews organization directly but alluded at one point to the Columbia Broadcasting .System. The President s:iid he did not tvnnt to leave the impression thl'lt he dislikes or docs not respect nc1vs reporters. "Ru t \1•hen a com1nenlator takci; a piece of news and then \\'ith knowll'dJtc of "''hat the faci.s Are. distorL'I it viciou~· ly. 1 hnve no respect for thtll Individual." he said. "What Is It about the television of these, past ,,·eeks and rnnntli.<; that ha s so aroused your anger?" Robf'rt Pi<'r- point. a correspondent for t.he CBS television net\lo-urk had asked Nixon earlier. "Don't get the imprei:;sion thal vou arouse my anger." the President rrplied, ns !he audience or reportrrs brokr intft l.1ugh ter. "One can only be. angry ubou1 those he r~pects." Nixon's jab at the news n1ccii:l bE>gnn when he \\•as asked \\•haf goes through his mind "'hen he hears frorn per:.onc; \\•ho have support1•d hi111 in lhi.' pfl~t that he should now resib'll or be 11l1- penched. ·'\\'ell. l'nl t?lad 11·c do11't Hike u vote in this room." he said. One reporter asked Nixon how h<' is bc11ring up en101lonal1y 11ndr.r the stress or rcr<'nt event~. "Those "·ho sa1v 1n<' during lhc i\ll<ldlc East cr\~is thought I horC' U\) rathrr 1vell." he S:lid. ''The tougher it Jl;f'ts, I he rool<'r I JtPI." ~ Prt>sidrnt said ii 1\·as unµlca s3n1 lo have his honesty nnd stablllty Ql1<'1« tioned in Ptlblic. And he said It was not plcn,ant to hear what he rallrd u111rue allegati<m on television. 1\llud1ng to p.1~1 figh1s 111th lhe nc1vs mrdin, :'\ixon 1'8id: ''BC<'ause I hAVP bi.'i'n lhroui;. w much. lhat ma:v b1.1 onl' of the rrasons I h:t\'f' "'hat it tnkes.,. 111 SNne of t~ ~rongcsl language hr has e\·i'r u'l{'(j ahout 1hc rt'p(lttin[f of his ad rninisrralion. Nixon said : "I ha1·c n('\'('r sf'<'n !"Uch outrageous,. vi ('1ous. dis1orlt1d rf'.IM>rling in 27 years of public life. .. r1n n-01 hlnn1!n~ nnvhody for th.'.lt," he snirl, "P<'rh;.ips \\'hilt hnp!)f'ned is: thnt what "·e did brou~ht it nbout and thl'rcforc tht• nicdla dcc\dl'<l they woold hnvc to t:ike lhnt p.-1rticulnr line. "Bul "hen people arc pounded night nftt•r nighl 1\·l!h thnl kind of franlH.', h\'~tcriL·a\ rcpar1ini::. it nnt11rAlly shakes tllf'ir confidt>ncf'.'' he iinid. adding. "Y11t. I )(hould point ou! that Cl'en 111 this \\•('('k \\'hen n'nnv thought. 1hftt the Prc~ldrnt "'a!I shell!<.ho<'ked, unitble 10 nft. the Prr!=.ident oct1•d d<'Cisively in !ht' intcrC!l!S of pt'<JCC tind the lntcrMitS of lh(' ('()Unlry, "And 1 can asNure you that whatever ~hocks ~cntlcincn of the press ntay have, or others. PoHticnl people -these shocks 111!1 not affeci me in doing my job." 2 DAILY PILOT SilurOA~ Ocl.Obfr l7, 1973 New ·Prosecutor 01(, But He Won't Get Tapes WA.'iHlNC!ON tAP, -Pre!lderit Nhc· on says ht>'U penrut the appointment of a new \\'aterg;He special prosecutor next \\'eek, bot Me who wiJJ be under the same rt>.stralnts defied by the ousted Archibald Cox "We \\ill not provide presidential docwnents to a s~ial pro!lecutor," Mx· on told a televis11d new~ conference Y.'riday night II 11o·es that Issue lhat triggered Nixon's firing of Cox just a week ago. In :announcing his dt!cislon to let Acting All y. lien. twbt>rt II . Bork name a. n..-w prosecutor, the Pre!ldcnt said : "It Is time for those \\•ho el't' guilly to be ptoSC('U\Cd, und fl)( those \\'ho arc Innocen t to he cleared . . . 1 hav0 no greater interest llw1 to sec that the new special prosecutor has lhc!: cooperation from the ext<"Utl,·e br:1nch end the independence that he needs to bring about that conclusion.'' Bork, in a Friday interview •·Ith a srna.U group o( newsmen, suggested Nix· on's insistence that the new proeecutor avoid any court battle for additional presidential tapes or documents, could lead to another blowup like the one !hat led to the Cox tiring. Speaking ln advance of Nlxon1s ne"·s conference, Bork declared, "I v.·ou!d regard no legal proctdure ns out of bounds." Asked what would happen it he saw evidence of White Jlouse Interference with ·the new prosecutor, Bork said, "I <.'Ouldn't toll'rnte II." Bork said he has submilted Ove or 1lr names for \Vhlte Jiouse consideration Hl!I Co x's successor. lie said all have prosecutorial ex;perience and none currl-fltly is in govemm cnt. Presumably the \\'hite Jiouse \\'OUld seek agreement trom the appolntee that he \\'Ould not Initiate any court battles to su bpoena presidential documenl!I. Jlowever, Bork said he did not think anyone "with a reputation to malnllliln is going to take the job unit:!IS he has as much of a guarantee of his freedom as is possible." Ren1aini.ng tlpen 'vas the possibility that Congress might reject Ntxon'a plan 10 name a new p~ who would be an employe of the executive branch. A ma jority of the Senate joined Friday Israel Takes Canal City Peacekeeping U.N. Forces Rushed to Mideast By ne Associated Press JsraeU officers claimed Friday night that they had occupied almost all of a major Egyptiun city, ll1tlle in Washington President Nixon was saying that the fl.Udeast cease-fLre was OOlding. Nixon said there had been an easing in what he said had been the most S('rious "'·orld crisis in a decade. ''A ((teat step forv.·ard to"'ard real pea.ct" has been achieved , Nixon said. , Tsreeli officcNl told AP Ctlrrespondent Dave Lancashire their men had taken over. most of Suez; City, at the southern end or the 103-mile long Suez Cinal, and that the city's main oil refinery had ~ destroy~ Gunfire broke out across the Suez; Canal as Egyptian forces on the ea st bank apparently began shelling the ir own city to drive out lhe Israelis. Lan· cashire said that tie and other newsmen observed M signs of Jmieli fire directed at the cit y. No U.N. observers or peacekeepers '~'ere seen In the Suez area, Lancashire said. A contingent of U.N. peacekeepers arrived Friday in Cairo from Cyprus y,tJere it had been based and more v.·ere being flown in. The Soviet Union said Friday It 'ha! sent "representatives" -reportedly non· comoatant observen -to help supervise the cease-fire and Nixon said the United States expects to send its OY.11 observers. Nixon said in a news conference that wilhout the U.S.·Soviet detente "we mighl hrive tiad a major oonfrontation in the Mideast." The United States and the Soviel Union agreed tG use joint inOuence "to get the negotiating track moving" in the di~ection of a permanent Mideast set· tlement, Nixon said. A State Department spokesman said the United St.ates had anticipated the Russian announcement by Soviet party leader teomd-J. Brethnev of contributing observe.rs to the ~fideast ronfllct, and would go along with it reluctantly. Loretta Young's Son Held on Gay Film Rap From Pagel GLAVAS .•. can have a push button tripping devlet installed at his bedside," Glavas said. He said restaurants and bars could have special signals !hat would print tlut at JX>lice headquarters saying things like "drunk creating a disturbance" or Hminor in possession of false Iden· tification." LOS' ANGELES IUPI J -Fourteen men. including the son of actress Loretta Young and an oil fortuni lleir, were under ind iclment Friday on charges in· volving homosexual films of young boys. The men "'ere charged with a totaJ ol 91 separate acts ot se.x perversion and lewd conduct against children. Authorities said an investigation began in August "''hen an informant supplied ( NEWS BRIEFS ) (lfle of lhe so-called "chlcken" filrrul or hard-core pornography. Deputy Distri ct Attorney James W. Grodin said there \\'US no link between the movie production ring and the mass htlmoscxua l murders in llouston, Tex., the same month. Prop. I f'1111ds SACRAME~TO (AP) -The battle against CrtlV. Ronald Reagan's tax plan has rt'CCived an infusion of $160,000 in carnpilign funds. But the Republican governor's su~ porters still are outspending the op- ponents by an estimated 3-\, figures disclosed by Reagan showed Friday. A SI00,000 contribution to fight Prop. I came from the political action ann of the Ga\lfornia Teachers' Aswciation, records of the sec re t a r y of state's offlte re\·eal. Another $60.000 has been lo.'lned by the gubernatorial campaign "'archest of Dcmocrntic /\ s s em b I y Speaker Bob t-.lorent of Van Nuys. B11f: Bln.•U Cox SAN FRANCISCO !U PI) -Secretary of Agr lculture Earl L. Butz denounced forn1l'r \\'atcrgate Prosecutor Archibald Cox and lhe ne\\'S ml!dia Friday (or raising the ques tion tlf possible political scandal in his intervention in a Federal Trade Commis..~ion probe of a California \\ lnc industry n1crger. The report. published by t h c \\'uslungton :\t:ir·Ncws, S.'lid Bu t z OUN~E COAST fT DAILY PILOT Tllo O•t"'I~ Ce•i! OAILV PILOT. WI"' wl\lcl\ lt (OmDI~ ... ""' ru ... Ptou. It 1NDll"11t0 11¥ "'' O••l'IJ• CIOf•! 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Lauritzen ot ?\Iariposa County who said, ''I ft-el this man should never have been rc!ea s· ed from prison in the rirst place." "I feel I've had an honest trial and a good jury, but it ~·as blinded by some of the testimony .'' a pale but cahn Bwiyard told the cour1. He Said the system \viU be capable of J>l'tlViding every homeowner with a direct line ci conunimication to the emergency dispatch office. "The homeowner will have a n emergency bulton on his telephone. When he depresses t.hl!: button, a stgnal sent through the cable actlvates a single line ci information on the dispatcher's 'calls to be dispatched screen.' "Example: 'EMERGENCY' J 0 H N OOE IZ14 Bayclilf, 673-4321. "The dispatcher will depress an 'ac· lion' key oo his console and the initial in!onnation \\1\1 instantly appear on the 'action screen.· "The 'act.ion' key will also open the line between the dispatcher and the resident to pennlt t1\'0-Way verbal com· 111w1icalion," Glavas sai d. Out of Gas Company Puts Squeeze 01i Statio1i By ARTiruR R. \1:'\SEL 01 .,.. Dilly l'lltl Iliff Bob Smith. the most independent or Independent ser\·icc stAtion o"TJerS on the Orange Coast -and perhaps ln America -went out of lhc gasoliJ1e business at 6 p.m. Fridny, at least temporarily. The disarmingly bland but feisty C061a ~1csa Arco dealer, \\'ho three weeks ago captured " huge Atlantic Richfield Company douhle tank·t.rlliler rig oo his station lot . finally felt corporate head· quarteni lov.·er the boom F'riday. Smith also captured the hearts or small businessmen and ordinary citizens across AmeriC"~1 by his method of pro- testing highe r .,.,·holesalc gas prices "·Ith l<>wer retail profit. by 1n1mobihzi ng the 1\rco rig. lie hemmed It In v.ith cars ut either end. llis story of !he li11le guy's figh t for a \l\'thhoOO. highli&hll'<l hy unor1hodox r• T. Barnum antics. 11 ns carried by Associated Press and Unllrd Press Jntcrn<1t1onal. Tile "·ire St•no 1ce~ said it ran on the front p:ige of n1any U.S. and foreign ne\\·spapers. Struth clailns officials or Atlantic -!'(""'"""'-._.=.-""'=-·• =-'r~o;·,-, ~ U.S. Weather '· C'nllfornln Richricld notiried him in person at his station on the comer of Bristol and Baker streets that he will get no more fu('l deliveries except on one condition. &nith says he must sign dealers assurance . They ~·ant it in "Tlling that he will no longer get so busy during the af· ternoon delivery time that old cars that can't be moved block the 8,(l(X}.gaUon tanker truck. Following the Oct . I Mexican standoff in \\'hich Smith sent out for fried chicken \\'h.ile the truck and a team of executives were lied up negotiating its release, Arco took special precautions . Comp..'Uly sedans \\'ith varlOWI ex· reu!i\'c.s escorted the tanker driver on d('hvery. "Son1chc)\t", !hey go! the impression I was going to \\'aylay one of their tnicks aj!:ain ," he declared ind ignantly. lie d('nics any such 1hin.e:. The t\rco team gave Smith iin ultima· tun1 to sicn the document-a petroleum peaee trc:uy of sorts -by 6 p.m .. 10 sign the docun1enl -a petroleum or do v.•lthou t his scheduled 8,700-gallon shipmenl indefinitely. lie cannily replied with an ultimatum to deliver the goods he ordered by 6 p.m .• or he ~·ou\d close up shop. "l'1n goi ng to close up the shop, go home and have a nice w('Ckend, then go see my h11,1'Ycr on r.londay~" Smith concluded. DAILY PILOT ~ DELIVERY SERVICE Ottivtry cf Ult D.il17 Piiot IS g11ar.antttd -••·'•lif•Y: II °"' .. Ml -1 ... .,_ .,.,.... .. J,M •·""·· c•ll •'If --•Ill a. .... I Ito -· C•"• t to lalM ..,rit ,, .. ,.M. So ....... oy •lltl Sll'Mloy1 II Yft a. nel ... "'9 f9'lt c.,., ., ' ...... J.i ..... , .... 1 .... . ,_,,_ tlft • .., •• .,., wt• ... M'WtM " rw., C•lllo Ito !Mitt\ .,..111 It t .... . TtltPho!IC'S MHI o.r.llH (MlllJ ll•tt• , , ,. ,, '°"121 .. .,... .... " ... , ........ •••(fl •"ti Wtollll"ht1~ .. • ... S ... Ull t.-~ c•-""· C••lll•t"' &tf<I\, 1.111 111•11 C11101t1,.., 0 ... 1 ~I. Stvl~ Lit~~·. Llt<Hll N>fWI #1.ffH In spa nsonng l~isla1lon that v.·ould man· date U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica to appoint a p~tor who \\'OUld be independent or bolh the ~reS!I and the White House. Nixon suuested Congress woold aban· don the meamire. Wiiliam 0. IWckelshaus, fired as depu· ty anorney general when he refused to dismiss Cox on Nimn 's order. said on a San Francisco TV talk show Friday he favors a new, independen~ office oC the special prosecutor. Nixon, before .announcing he would accept a new prosecutor, alt.hough he abolished tbe job in ordering Cox's Hring, said White House lawyers will meet Tue!tday -Y.1th Sirica to "·ork out court· ordered delivery to the }udge Ill nine '-....) taprs of presidential conve.rsatlons scught by the ousted prosecutor. Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford told n dinner audience In \Vaukesba, \Vis., Fridt!y night N! believes the tapes will afford "proor of what Prtsldcnt Nixon has told u.s all along -that he Is i.noocent." The ta~ are of conversaUons in ~·hich Nixon reportedly discussed the Watergate !lcandal with key assistants. Nixoo indicated al his news oonlerence that he was dlssalisned with the speed of the Cox-directed Watergate Inquiry. The President said the new prooecutor's prime responsibility will be to bring the matter "to an expeditious conclusion, because "'e tiave to remember that under our Constitution it has always Nixon Highlights WASHINGTON (AP) -Here, at a glance, is what President Nixon said at his television-radio news con(erenCf! Friday night: SPECIAL PROSECUTOR -Acting Alty. Gen . Robert It Bork will appoint a new special prosecutor next week, Nixon said. However, the President will not provide him with tapes or documents relating to conversations with Nixon -lhe issue that led to the ouste r of former special prosecuWr Archibald Cox. MJDDLE EAST -The .administration obtained information, Wednesday, Nixon reported, that the Soviet Union was planning to send a wbstantlal mili· tary force into the Mideast. That prompted him, he said, to order an alert of U.S. forces and initiate a diplomatic exchange with Soviet Leader Leonid I. Brezhnev. lie said the outlook no\v for a permanent ~1iddle East peace "is the best that it has been in 20 years." . fl1EDIA .-Voicin~ frequent criLicism of the ne"·s media, particularly tele- vision, for its reporting of the latest \Vatergate eris.is, Nixon said, "I have never heard or seen such outrageous vicious, distorted reporting in 'rl years of public life ••• ~ IMPEb.CID~ TALK ':" Asked what his thoughts are \\'hen people sug- gest he should resign or be impeached. Nixon declared, "I would !limply say that I lntend to carry out, to the best of my abWty, the responsibilities I was elected to carry Gut last November ... I am going lo continue to do this job." ' EMOTIONAL l{EALTH -Nixon, when asked how he was holding up emo- tionally under the stress of recent events, said that "the tougher it gets, tbe cooler I get." REBOZO -Noting that bis clGSe friend, C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo, returned $100,000 given by billionaire Howard Hughes, Nixon said: "I think that it Is a pretty good indication that he is a totally honest man, which he is." UCLA, Hawaii V Log Perfect Race Scores By ALl\10N LOCKABEY Of fM 01l1Y f'W Stiff The University ot Ha"·aii and UCLA emerged from the first day of Douglas Cup competition Friday Y.ith perfect scores. The University of Hawaii, with Dennis Durgan of Newport Beach as ski pper, topped the listed \vith four \\'ins and no los.ses. UCLA, v.ith Dick Loewy of California Yacht Club at the helm had three 1,1•ins and no losses by virtue of drawing a bye in lhe fir st day·s co1npctition. The Douglas Cup is the intercollegiate version of t~ famed Congressional Cup, a match racing series in which each skipper races every other once during the series. Like the Congressional Cup. lhe Douglas Cup competition is sponsored by Long Beach Yacht Club. Friday's ra ces were sailed in light to moderate breezes of 10.12 knots ol.t Long Beach Harbor, In the ooly milhap of the day, Tuft! University had a man overboard at the windward mark. but recovered him and went on to win the race by 28 seconds. Here are lhe standings after the fi.rst day of racing: I. Universi ty or Hawaii, Dennis Durgan, +-0. 2. UCLA. Dick Loewy, 3-0. 3. UC!, fl.tark Hughes, 2·2. 4. Universlty of \\lnshington, ttark Laura. 2-2. 5. University of ~t lami of Ohio, Larry K1ein . 2-2. 6. Tufts University, Peter Commette, 2·2. 7. Tulane Unlverslty. Augte Diaz, 3-1. 8. Loog Beach State, Pat McCormlck, 04. been held that Justice delayed Is J1.13ffce denied." • Nixon reportedly felt not only that the Cox investigation "'45 moving too slowly but also was ranging too {ar afield into matters not directly related to the Watergate burglary and subse- quent roverup. In elaborating on his refusal to supply presldenlial documents to the new pros- ecutor, Nixon told his ne\\'S conrerence: "We will provide, .II! we have in grtat numbers, all kinds of docwnents rrom !he \\'hite House, but if It is a doeument involving a ronversation wllh the Prest· dent, I ll'ould have to stand on the principle of confidentiality. Htlwever, In· rormation that is needed rrom such documents y,-ould be provided." From Page 1 NIXON ... a naval quarantine to block the shipment of Soviet missiles to Cuba. "This was no blo\vn-up crisis," Nixon said. . •·1~ was a real crisis," he said, ••the most difficult crisis we've had since the CU ban confrontation of 1962." The President said lhe United Stales expects to send observers to participate in overseeing the ceasefire. He said that cease fire between Israel and the Arab st.ates is holding. Nixon said his message to Brezhnev was finn •·and left little to the imag· ination of how we would react" if the Soviet Union intervened unilaterally to enforce..tbe_cea,,e Jire with troops._ Nixon said his Jongtenn foreign policy was significant in defusing the crials, with a U.N. resolution which sent to the Middle Ea.st a peacekeeping force without b!g power involvement. "Without detente, we m1aht have had a major confrontation in tbe MideUt, '' Nixon said. Now, with the immediate crWs past, Nixon said he believes that all parUes will try to reach agreement with a more sober attilude. He sald all natiom involved know they caMot aHord JnOther war. "The tragedy must not occur again," he said. Crafts Sale Set For Israelis Temple Sbaroo ol Costa M,.. ha• 9ehedu1ed a fund raising crafts sale for Israel fnm 11i.m.to1 p.m.. SUnday at the temple on 617 W. Hantilton st. The items offered for sale have been mado by chlldnn ranging Jrom klo· dergarten through the !Ith grade. The sale is open to the public. Horse Show Set An estimated 150 horsemen are e.x· pected to compete this weekend in the two-day Capistrano Valley Horsemen's As8oclatloo tbird·aMual horse show. A total of 21 different equitation and gymkhana events are scheduled at the show site -the Mission Trails Con-al off Los Rios Street. Participating riders will ~ separated into age groups and into oome events exclusively (or ponies. Seasons The 11101t ,;11.1111101 selection ot Rattan and ut1d acttrworle.t nt1y1cl1ere. 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''-" tt ha been ts yem · since any ~pol>ilcan sat on tbe stale Boen! or Equalization -a fact that does not ~ the least dlsturb Democratic in- cumbent John Lynch. "'Ibe jobs are elective, and the people have chosen the men they want to represent them," says Lynch, who represents Orange County on the board. "'lbat's the democratic process," be says. On the surfaoe, of course, Lynch ls right. But under questSonlng, he will also admit that the issue ls t<meWhat more complicated. Most people \iOn't understand that Ille Board of Equalization is ~ble for overseeing cotl.ecUm fl. nearly ff billion ln California tues every year, be says. Another problem ls Ille obocurlty ol the people wh> nm for the office. 'Memben of the state board nm every fwrtb year for a job that pays -.t ~.ooo per year. · But In the heat ol g""'"'1 eledlona, the board contestanta are often lost In the O'OWd. Lynch SQ)'> he doesn't even miOWlt a heavy campaign and doubt! whether it would make any dif- ference if he did. A3 a result, voters normally wind up Yllllng along party lines. In Callfornia where Democrats enjoy an edge <i one tO J] million registerid voters oVer the ~licans, that means the DeftlooraOI can control the BOilrd ct Equaliiation with ease. "For the major olflees -like governor or senator -DemocraUe voter'I wUl often vote on the basis of their Judg- ment of the candidate. That may or may not mean a vote along party llnes. "But for the less widely known offlee'I, ;(t!Wtt votet"!I will get to know the can- dldates well enough to make an hJ.. depeOOent judgment," Lynch says. Lynch gays this obligates the four Oemocrat.!l U> be scrupu]Mly non- partisan ln dealing with cases that come before them for hearina:. "We don 't care lf a pel'!Oft ls a Democrat, a Republican, or a OJm. munist," he repeated three times in the course of a 90-minute lntenrfew. "Our job is to look at Ille facts ol the case and make up our mind.1 OD that basis.'' At the same time, Lynch said that thenc ii a sort of. ''Democratic phllosopby" associated with cperaUoo of the board. . , "RepublicaM have a reputaUon for giving (avors to the big guy or ~." he .aid. "while the Democrat! are known for looking out le< the little guy. "That's why 1 think It's all right for voters to vote party Une Oil omoes like thlJ one. Without Democrat or Republican labels on the ballot, they might not have any lnlonnatlon at all 'r.r dlstlnguilblng one candidate from another." Lyncll a-ledced that thera ill aomt dlscu!slon In tbe stale that the board ought "' be made non-partisan because it is consistenUy dominated b y Democnls. But Lynch polnu out that DemcMnts have not alwaya; controlled tbel!oar11. "Fnlm the time the board WM created in urn ant!l the 1m., the board wu \full of Republicans, because Republicans · dootlnated the state," be says. · "But starling wtth Franklin D. • Roosevett, Democrats started getting on \the board'' Jane Dog Unknown persons are calle'd John Does or Jane Does so wby can't an unnamed dog be Jane Dog? This beautiful brown· eyed beagle needs a new home -quickly;-"is very--gentle and about three years old. Since no- body knows her naID__e, that will be up to the new 6wner. Call tbe shelter at 536-2511 to save Jane Dog. Opponent Says Pinkley Should Resign I Post Alvin Pinkley s'hould either resign as clty comdlrnan of Costa Mesa or give up his directorship with the Costa Mesa County Water District, his opponent in the upcoming water board election asserted today. Qista Mesan Dale Secord, 32, claimed he bases bis views on a state attorney general's opinion, Issued by stanley Mosk In 1963. 'Ihe opinion assert.!! there Is a conflict of interest between the duties ol city oomcllman and director ol a water district if they have sumtantially lhe ..... bowJdaJ)'. However, the opinion is only an opinion and would still require a test in ootll't. Secord, of 324 E. 20th St., says he ls prepared to do just that ln the event Pinkley wins re~lection to the water board N<Yv. 6. Secord Is Pinkley's lone opponent in the election. "If he wants to go to court, hc·n just have to go to oourl," snapped Pinkley. "I'm just like Mr. Nixon. I'm not going to resign." Pinkley said ·when the c.osta Mesa O:urty Water District was Conned in 1960, the by-laws of the district stipulated that there shall be a representative of the Oty Council on tbe water board -eaentlally fer liaison p.nposes. ''lie'• jun trying to get publicity for hls campai1111 ..tthout paying anything for it," Pink1ey opined. San Juan New Site Of Shelter? By JORN VALTEl\ZA Of Ille Dtll'f' f'lkt M1tf A new $400.000 county animal shelter serving the Saddlebeck and Valley areas cou1d wind up on a fQUNlcre patch of Land within the city ol San Juan Capistrano, ac=dlng to detalled In- formation released this week by Fifth Dl!trict Su]>ervtsor Ronald CasJ>e>'S. The satellite shelter-which would become the cotmty's first outside the maln complex in Orange-bas often been Pnl!>OSOO and then rejected b y ·supervisors, but in the latest reports Crom caspers to the city ol San Juan Capistrano, a top.priority label bas been attached to the pr®OSa}. lnitilllly, the faclllty ™ proposed for a site a!Clh.I{ thf! San Diego Freeway in Mission Viejo, but plans were changed recently. 'I1le new proposed site lies aloog a strip bomded by Camloo Capistrano and the San Diego Freeway, in a spot where little present development exists. 'I1le proposal came in respome to recent complaints by the city over the traditional problems \vith county-cm· traded animal cootrol services. The city of San Clemente bas repeated- ly ofleredlls rompTaints as well. In a cover Jetter, the supervisor said the County ~ of Ilea! l'ruperty Services surveYed lour possible sites and determlned that the spot In San Juan was the best, "Since the site ts In the city of San Juan, I would like concurrence befnre moving ahead in an attempt to purchase the site," he said. Tentative building space requirements call for a ~!ding of nearly 27,000 square feet with full facilities for holdinl{ animals, disposing of them and treatinit injured pets. Livestock and "exotic" holding areas are planned as well. The city planning staff already surveyed the San Juan site and urged councilmen to Insist that rigid architec- tural standards be met. City PlaMlng Director Dave Smith added that the present surroundings show little or no development and that iI ronstruction oommenced soon, no ma- jor problems would arise. But if neighbors establish fLtSt, he. added , there could be a protest about the nature of the shelter operation. The Issue ot a satellite pound bas ,been alive for years in the South County /where residents complain of spc:radlc enforcement as well a.s hardstrlp when pets nn afoul of the law. When an animal ls picked up alq the southern portion of the county, citizens must travel the long distance to Orange to retrieve the pets. Caspers said the problem of distance obviously would be eliminated, adding that the shorter travel time by en- forcement dficers would naturally in- crease the level <:J_ service to the cities. Funds for the site purchase have been set aside, according to local reports, but construction mooey is not yet budgeted. The two cities cootract with the crunty under a simple arrangement whereby all fines col.lected tn the municipality for animal-related offenses are. turned over to the oo.mty. N{) other payment is made. Prisons 'Here to Stay' • Y ounger: Many Conv icts B eyond Reli~bilitation By TOM BARLEY ot ""' 0.ll'f' '"" ''•" California's priM>ns are here to stay _,and they will always be needed for , the many criminals who have been im- possible to reach by the mo s t sophisticated rehabUltalion programs in :the world, Attorney General Evelle J. 'Younger said Friday ln Anaheim. · "That doesn't mean that we doo't ' bave to change Uuu prison system in many ways." Younger said during a keynote speech at the conventi~ of . the International Police Association. "But we e11n 't pretend now or ever that we can do 'A'ithout them." Younger repeatedly cr!Uclzed a recent.. report ct the Nallonal Advl3ol'y Com· Bll~lon on Criminal Standard,, and Goals and the report's oonclus:lons that "prisons are failures because they do not rehabil ilate coovlcts." "That's no! what caJifomia's prllQnS are (or ,'' Younger said. "Certainly, we do all we can to rehabilitate but many of u-convicts are simply beyond rehabilitation." Yoonger .ari>IY rawed what be cailed "misguided do-gooders" ror antt·ptUon 1ctivitles ovtr the past decade that ha ve, he said, cost stale taxpayers many mll!Mm of doll ars and almost tripled the most 8Crlous fonns of aime. -"Our -seven most seriou.111 critT\ts, In- cluding murttt.-. rape: 8fld robbery, climbed frm 278.000 In 1962 to 714,000 If\ 1011," he 1u1ld. "There Is no other ~asoo for that than the detenninltion ,r many suthorltlcs to keep out of prison h fftlln wt-In should ha\lt been kept ~ y'=;~ said i.o ..in lioek on "' about Jan. I legislation that wlll end the pr-t ayslem of the etato pnmdlng subsidies to O'ltlntles that prescribe pro- bation tenns for convicted felons . "They II"' 14,000 !or each probaUon tmn tbey hand out and you can see the Jncmtlve rtgbt there for not handing a man what might have been the prison term he deserved," the state's top lawman sa1d. "Statistics prove my point," Younger * * * Y ou1iger R ecalls First Conclusio n Attorney General Younger drew a roor of laughter Friday when he told his Anaheim audience of the first conclusion (ormed by a Day Area Civilian Study COmmittee he helped organize. '1'he aim of the group wa! lo work on the theme J 'ye been ttilk1ng about today," he aald. "We simply wanted to wort ouL, if we could, how to kocp people out o( prilon o.nd how to cut crime. "The rirst Item on the ngcndn will revea.1 to you how our aim~ wl'rll brought home to lhe membe'rs or that o:immittce," Younger grinned. "We were in 1 certain seetor of the Bay area and it It he.d to be an evening meeting," he said. 11So, what we had to work out first In tl\al district was to pick a spot where we could all meet tn safety . . . " Laughter drowned the re~t or hhs ctnte· ment. said. "ln 1963 v•e had 23,700 persons on probation and in 1972 it was up to 68,000. In 1963 we had 10,000 persons on parole and in 1972 that figure had climbed to 13,000. "And what often happens ln your coun- ty·s probaUon department is that a felon placed on probation is often told to report hick after 90 days because the agency can't possibly process him before then." Younger said. "The probation subsidy law has been an incredibly foolish law," Younger said. "I think so and I know Gov. Reagan th inks ao and I am going to work very hard Indeed lo kill the system.'" Younger said he will also call ' for rcf{)rm!J in the prison system and he outlih«l the "ideal prison'' as being a small l~titution centered in a local commtmlty •·m whlch every tec.hnologlcaJ. device that can help w Is utilized." .. If we can relate the prison to the community we're going to be able to tap a r1ch saurcc of volooteer help that is not now available to us in our remote lnstltutions," Younger said "I'm lhinklOJt in terms of citizen help and the kind of aid that can be glv~ by chaplalol and psychiatrist.a." .. But It's no good pretending that we can dispense with or dilute OW' present prison 1ystem," Younger said, cor.. de:rnning the phase of the commiulon's report that -called -for-a 1 o;year moratorhan on the constructlon of prisons. "The primllry function of prisons Is to protect the publlc," he told the policemen's a!!..«<iation. 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By frequently shopping for AzaJeas into spring, il is possi ble to select plants in flo~·er. \'oi1ich will nssure a succession of garden color - for at least six monlhs -ill Nursery11ie11 Install President, Officers Archie Jl.liller of Yorba Ltn- da has been installed as prcsi· dent of the Orange County Chapter of the California Association or Nurserymen (CANJ along with other 1973-74 officers and dire<:tors. ri1illcr. affiliated v.•ith Ban- dini Fertilizer Co .. succeeds JIJl"ry Johnson o.f Perry·s Plants. Orange, who ha s b('en elected to represent the loc;1I chapter on the CAN board of directors. Earh of the 16 regiona l chap ter s is represented on that stale bod y. Presiding at the installation ceremonies, held du ring the chapter's October 1neeling, was Jim Edwards of Visalia. president of CAN. the 1300-_ member statewide t r a d e association. "Steven Andrews or Grefn ThUmb International Nunery, El Toro, was installed as vice- president, as well as James Tringham of H u n·t i n g I o n Beach. representati\'e 0 r Kellogg, Supply Co. of Carson, re-elect~d secretary. and Gary Hata of ABC Nu rs er y , Gardena, treasurer. Ai\IONG Tiit:: CHAPTER directors is Lloyd Sha\'er, CCN. of Lloyd'ii Nursery " Landscape Co. of Costa Jl.·lesa, who ser\'cd as chairman of CAN"s 63td annual convention. held in September at the Newporler Inn for 1nore than 600 participants. lfe was installed with diree· tors: Tho.mas Shaver. also of Lloyd's Nursery & Landscape Co.: Ste\'e Bergquist. Green Thumb Nurser;•, Santa Ana; Paul Breehl, Paul Breehl Orchid Co., Costa Mesa : Rob er tBr own Hines Wh<ilesile Niir:Series. nta An.a.: Larry Amling, Amling's Newport Nursery. Newport Beach, and Jack Gruber, San- ta Ana , affiliated with Pe1Ty's Plants. Inc. of La Puente. Tliflt's So111e To111ofo llerb l\lolter, of Ccd,1r (;rove. '\"is., has an 18-fool lugh ton1ato plant in his back yard. The plant gre\v 11r a dead tree that hold" it up against the housl'. lie keeps the ground around the roots covered with ;t dark pla~tic to retain 1no1 sture and heat. PLANTS-PLANTS-PlANTS SAVE! SAVE i SAVE! SAVE! In dulrotl•• •ro01111 "'' ,,,.,,, $1.47 ("1,!\TMA' CACTUS I ' ,01 (OLCUS ,LANT$ w.1,,..,1 "''"'., IOSION ''-11N1 I" 'OT w.~ N•nttr • ' '0' Wo•!IOv! "'"~Ir S~SEVCIU.4 I" '0T 99• $3.47 $3.97 $3.47 $2.97 TEllllAIUVM PLAl'ITflU 10 01. Ctnl1ifo" with no "'""' $8.97 Ntt ,lfnll'd $4.97 WANO[lllNG JEW $3 97 , .. '" . A~SOllflEO HANOI"'~ IVY t •• Pol "llO~"I' IACIC '""'"''-' .. '" CYClAMf;N •. "01 lltJllEll l'L.&P4TS I " ~01 $3.97 $2.97 $1.97 $2.97 HUNTINGTON CENTrJI £DIN0lR ,t,ND 8fACtt tlUNtlHCTON 8CACH 192 •6611 futurt years. If this 50unds more like wishful thinking. tht' California Association of Nurserymen explains !here are sorne 200 Azalea variellcs to be found in West Coast nurseries. There are types suitable to virtually every region of !he Golden State. The L'Olor choices range from glistening white. through rnyrlad rose, pink and red shades to orchids a n d I ave nd er s . There are variegated blooms as well as bi-colors; and single and dou- ble flowers -some petite, others huge nnd spectacular. THOUGH AZALEAS are essentially shade lovers, they do best in half-shade or filtered sun. Jn e o as ta I gardens Azaleas will tolerate more sunlight than in the hot, interior valleys where shadier locations are recommended. The key to growing success with Azaleas is to provide good drainage for the plants. They appreciate a planting medium with acid content. Bo!h considerations are taken care of by using such in· gredients as peat moss or leaf 1nold when you set out the Azaleas. Nurseries o f f e r ready-to-use planter mixes specially for mulated for Aza leas. Azaleas are shallow rooted, hence deeP.-i.rr.!a:ation§: ar~n'.1_ necessary. Thorough watering will keep the roots moist, which is important. In the landscape. Azaleas are lovely in foundation plant- ings, and are effective for accent purposes. 'Marij uana' Turns Out To Be Okra JACKSONVILLE, F'la. (APJ -~!rs. John Dixon was jarred a.,.,·ake the other night by several policemen stumbling about in her garden. Asked v.'hat they "'ere doing, the officers told P.1rs. Dixon they wanted to know what she was growing. ''I said, 'That"s okra.' " she recounted. "They wanted to kno1v if I was sure. I sa id, 'Sure I'm sure. It's just plain old okra.' '' ''They told inc it sure was tall for okra." she said ... So J had to take them oul and show them !be little pods of okra befo re they'd believe me." She said one policeman told her someone reported she was growing marijuana, pointing out tbat marijuana has fi ve- pointed leaves. Okra has. too. "l told him 1 didn't know what marijuana looked like and if this was marijuana it sure was producing some fine tasting okra too," Jl.1rs. Dixon said. HEDWOOD CITY (AP) - Central aod South American flowers may smell as sweet as the American • g r o w n varieties, but they are posing a serious econo1nic threat 10 the U. S. nower industry, an official says. Wllliam Enomoto. a Redwood City grower and na· lional chairman of the U.S. F'lo"·er Gro\'o'ers Trade Policy Committee, said this week that an on-slaught of low-pric· ed cut-flower imports could spell disaster for floral in- dustries in San Mateo County and elsewher!! in the United States. He said domestic gro.,.,·ers face an unpreeendenled and rapidly escalating influx of flowers -especially carna- tions -from Colombia and other South and Central American countries. TllE POLICY committee has asked the federal govern· 1nent to set up negotiations ,.,.ith Colombia to establish an "o rd er I y marketing agrcen1ent'' to limit carnation exports to the United States, Enomoto said. \Vhile growers' concern no\v centers on the carnation market, the import crisis will have a "domino effect" on other U.S. flower markets if not corrected, said Enomoto. City government f i g u r e s \\'hich show 1972 imports ac· counted for only 5 percent of domestic prod uc Ii on , Enomoto said !he upsurge this .year will account for about 20 percent of the carnations marketed in the United States. Gourn-iet' s Gentle Seasoner Garlic Very Easy to Grow throughout the coming winter, early in the fall. fill two wide clay bulb pots with good garden loam to which you have added a liberal amount tAL I FORN IA 'S $105 million • a -year cut.flower in- dustry is centered in San ~lateo, Santa Clara, Mon- WORMS FOR ORGANIC PARMIN.....,LANTIRS-COMrolQ. H-11 lllt time .. ,,,,_,, l•t Jtlfllllllf. UW "" -"l"t "81 MN (aMI. ,,_, -ltAllTHWOIUIOIJ. Uu 111 plllll•n· .............. In Mllllllf ,...,, ... Mltltl' ,1m,..r. ~11111 C<1<1~•Y'• 1w11 werm lffM; 1624 W. lDINCiER, SANTA ANA PH. t7t·OJ6J Ojllll t lO 4:lll -CIOHll WM, terey, San Diego and Alameda•!~==~~~ counties. I· In 1972. carnations ~'ere San ?o.fateo County's No. 2 crop. with production valued at $5.247,000. "Free trade is one thing, but competition operating with tremendous advantages i s another," said Robert Hall or the Society of American Florists. Enolnoto claims Colombian growers pay their workers S2 per day in wages and benefits, as compared to t h e $20 to $30 labor cost to U.S. growers. Weekender Gardeners' Checklist Herc nrc some things to be thinking about t h i s weekend: GJtDMJ Ope«JMg Picture Frames at Factory Direct Prices { Exomples 12" x 16" 24" x 36" • 1&.25 18" x 24" '14.25 16" x 20" 1\."11. 2 17 linen lines with lip at no oddilionol charge I \~ 11. 2 1~ velvet ovoiloble in voriovs '9.75 'I.ii color~ or odditionol charge in · ~~·-; block & ovocodo . _)},./fin e (}"ff.,.'J :JrameJ Al10 Known 01 lo~•ol 140K8 Wiiiow Lane Wt!!ilmlnster 9268S T1•14•phonr 71-1 K9S-8509 e Coo l \VCather bedding plants such as f' a i r yl -~~~~~:1.'1~~~~'11:::'.l'llli:"~~O:::::~~~~~~ Primroses, Pansies, Violas. I· Calendula. Stock and Snap- dragons can be planted now. eSfiol> nurseries fot fall col- or. Oleck the berried shrubs. espeeially the the Pyracan· thas. Plant Chrysanthemums from pots. Look for wiusual fall foliage color. e Remove Jallen leaves and olher debris from the garden . They serve as breeding pl~c'.!s for garden pest.~ and diseiises. e The earliest flowering Camellias .qre roming inl"1 bloom. By prorer selection of varieties, you can h a v e Carnellias in bl'.)()m all thro11eh Fall. Winter and Spring, e Plant Daphne odora for fragraat bloom during the winter months. Give it sonic sun but not full sun in the warmer arci:is. Arhorelrnn~ JI.VICI COM,AHT IMC. 'lOJ U.OUN.& UNl'ON I OA• lA~UNA llAOt EXTENDS AN INVITATION TO A HALLOWEEN ANTIQUE SALE Saturday, Octobet-27, Sueday, OcroW 21 9:00 to 4:00 • WE HAVE • ,_,oo,l1ri ind let Chu i . Olk Tll>IH 'N Chlfn t-lill Trt11 Ind Dresiors • Nl9hl S1'ndl In Pilfl • THERE ARE • .&rmolrs 1na Dnk1 . 8-Cun Tn • SpoOI •l!CI Ind Mlf ...... Lii U1 Show Tlltlt Tl Y•~ • YOU'LL FIND • W1lnut ind Mlplt • 01k 1nd Old ,1ftt Somt •1 h-S.Ome "8111.~ SltlHM Mell fllbl>td 'T!I !hey 1111111 Green garlic is not only easy to grow, it is fun to grow and is the gourmet's gentle seasoner. improving soups. stews. salads, and a variety of sauces and oven dishes. of agt.'CI, crushed eggshells. There are in the United • COME SEE • Tiie 111ms Ml ...... 11.....s fol 1n111y It 111m1 .& wit lo ,,..,..mber 11 lite RI..,.. If ~• 11m1. ,-----~'"~O.> .. E.;.:11MtJ•lftS It takes !O little space. you can grow it in the perennial border or grow it year round in clay bulb pots, starting a new one about the time the one last planted is ready lo cut. Cover the drain hole in the States well over too botanical bottorn with a flat stone or gardens and arboretums. ac- flattened eggshell before you cording to the A~rican pour in the soil. Association d, Nurserymen. Arboretums with plants tag-·1---'='--___ -----------·---'--YOU CAN GET garlic bulbs ged by name are of wide in- at almost any market: select tcrest to a large part of th~ Try Saturdci y' s N e·ivs Quiz the most solid. Before. yo u general public. plant, separate each into sec-hi""--iiOiiOiiOiiOiiO-;;;;;;iiO;;;iiOiiOiiOiiOiiOiiO;;;iiOiiO;;;;;;iiO,_;;;iiOiiO;;;;;;iiO;;;iiOi lions. sornetimes ca 11 e d Garlic, allium sativu1n. pro- bably originated in Tartary. In Egypt, for more than a thousand years, according to Herodilus, garlic was an im· portanl ingredient of the Egyptian worker's daily menu. And the diet of the laborl'rs .,.. who built the Pyramid of Cheops was fortified heavily with garlic to lessen the ef· feels of toiling wtder the hot Egyptian sun. Jn China, fron1 2000 B.C .. garlic \\'as a seasoner and a rondiinent used to disguise meal and fish past their •·sets"'; one divided bulb for each pot of earth. Space each set equally, starting about 11/.i inches around the inside of the pot's rim. ending up 1vith three forn1ing a center triangle. Each set, point up, is sunk Just below the surface. At this time you need plant only one pot. the second can be planted as soon as you start cutting the tender green two-inch shoots of the first. ''WE RE!\IEi\fBER the fish \.\'hich \\'C did eat in Egypt freely. the cucumbers. and the melons. the leeks. the onions. and the garlic." the Israelites said after ('<!tins manna 40 years. '"There is nothing at all. bC'sidc this manna. before our eyes." prime. Today's rcse<irch proves garlic derivatives effective in killing mosquito 1 a r v a e . ;lphids. Colorado bcttle lar\'ae. and cabbage-white butterfly caterpillars. To ensure a supply of green garlic for daily cu 11 i n g Afler Uie pot is p\antt'd. a cup or so of soil can be sifted over the surface, for the loam \\'ill settle somewhat. The pot can be put in a pro- tectC'd spot. preferably sunk in the ground. 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9 ·6 SUNDAYS 9 -5 IT'S A Hn)Yi~!:;s SPECIAL WEEK A HALLOWEEN TREAT OF SAVINGS NA RCISSUS BULB SPEC IAL lovely, fragrant narcissus can be · yours this spring. Great for indoor forcing. Chinese Sacred lily Paperwhite Grandlflorf Narcissus Soleil d'Or Reg. $3.50 dox. NOW $2,29 dox. I li111lted te lvlk '" H•11llll PLUS -TULIPS, DAFFODILS, RANUNCULUS, ANEMONES, DUTCH IRIS, FREESIA AND MORE. ' TRUCK LOAD. SALE MANY VARIETIES TO CHOOSE FROM MIX OR MATCH '----... 1 ST QUALITY 3.36 PER f'LAT • MIX OR MATCH HANGING i BASKETS 1st Qualaty 7" Ba sket IO" Ba~ket 2.99 b.99 DRACAENA MARGINATA GROWS WELL INDOOR OR OUTDOOR 5 GAL. $6.99 HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY! NEWPORT BEACH e FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY GARDEN CENTER JCPenriey We know what you're looking for. 1.9' 4.66 For the Reco1·d Marriage Licenses LAS VEGAS -,,..rtl'9• !iftll~•• hlUtd ...... fll(li,11111 • CHARLTOH·AHOERSOH -Stpt, •• Rob9r1 L CMrlfon, 33, •nd Amellto Al!IMl1 A,,.,.._ 1', both of '-" Cltm"'''· MckENORY·H09SOH -SfC!f, f, Hlll'Old Chlrlfl McK'11dry, J 5 • •nd C1rl1 Ol•l>f liocrl<ln, U, bO'lft ot 1rv1.-. OLSON·•ICHAROS -51111. '-01vld Alltorl Olton, 21, Ind J\11 ElllM Rlclllrd•, 17, bo!ll of Cos11 Me... WRIGHT-HAL.Mil.AST -$eell. '· K..., neth F11nl<IHI Wright. 51, ol Hvn- tlnDIOft 9eadl, I"<! Mlroot F. H.tmr1•t, IJ, of V111(0\IVir, cu1ad1. REIOER·LESTER -Stplj 7, Ml•I< Edward R.;d•r. 21, o FO\lflllln \'alley. •"<I Pam1l1 F•Y• L111tr, 11. of SIMI Af'll. LUCEAO-NIX -Sept. 7, L.oul1 V. Lvetro. 311, end Lo1111 ir-Hl•011. '11, bOl1'I of Wtttml111ltr. CARO-MENOOlA -Sefll. ,, BrldfQrd A, Cini, 20, and Norml F. Mllldou, 21, boll\ O'I Cooll Mna. GOl!IER·TURNER -Sefll. ,, Edw•rd F. Gober. 39. 1nd PllSY 8. TurMr, :,.s, both of H1111tl1111ton Beach. He'#ITT-McGOWAH Sept. I, llOll•ld '-" Hewitt, lt, of Nt~ ll!JKll, Ind R-r!• Lyon MCGow1n, 17, of Formlalf'I \'alley. HILL-MEW. -~I. I, Olhl LM Hiii, )). Ind Otnlff LYnn Mini, 21, bo!h of Cowta Mua. JHOW£Rs-HEOGES SIP!. I. L"°"''" c. si.o-n, :it. and M•rlo.., Htc1g91, 23, both ol H11ntl11Q!ot1 9nc:h. El.LIS-CLAUNCH -Sep!, I, Gordol'I Rl'f Etn1, 15, of C1p!1tran• Beach, 1!1d 8•1bar1 Cl111ncll, 22. of S111 o .. , .. JOOICE·AMES -Sttit. I, Harry At!llur Jodkt, 27, Ind 01111 JOlll Arnt .. 24. both ot W11lmln11.,., TOOTHMAH·TURNEA -$apt. I. l.9r· rv L. T"°th~ft, :n, •rid a1r1>ar1 011.,. Turn.r. :n, both ot HUll!lf'lliton -· YO\JNG-AUSMAN -Stot. I, Jon C. Vouno. zi, and J1mlo ..,111m•n. 11, both of H1111tl11Qllln B11r11. TRUITT·BUCH .. H .. N -Se$ll. I. Mltnn•n Clav Trull!, 24, 1nd Oorott>y J11r1 e uc111rw111, 29, ot Huntlnolon Bt•ch. FICEAo.MOflALES-Sei>f. 8, M.,-cu1 Fl~9f'O, ti. Ind Lydia Mora1tt, "· bol'h ot Fount1ln V1ll1y. MULL1GAN·REOOING -Sept. I , Tllomlt H""Y M11lllg1n, 50, •nd f'IOl'9llC1t M1rl• Redcllf'll, IJ, bolh of Wulmln11tr. , AESSLER-MARCMETTI -$11)1, t. Edwllrd R. RltHler, a , Ind Mtrv Fr•ncts M1fcilll!I, 71, bOlll of W1gun1 llHch. ZARRIN"J\R.{>RENNAH -Sflrt. 10, e.imiui Zarr111i.r, 27, or L11u,.. 9Ncli. •nd hgty Ann Gr.on1n, '~· of Hur1tlr19ton Bt1ch. Death Notices CAATl!I: Marv Jane Ctt!•r, 31~ N1rcl1w1, Coron• <lit! Mi r. 0111 of detlfl, October 24. itn. Survived b'f da119111.,., Chrllly. of COf'Ofll clltl M1r. M11m11rl1I "''vlcti Wiii bit htld $uncl1y. 2 PM, 9.0 N. Wnt St., ~~llltlm. WALU.C• Mlcl>HI A. w1111ce. "" n: d1!• or Hlth. Octobtr u. 1973. Survlvtid llY motheor. Vlr;l11la Hanll!n, Newport St.ell; fJ!hll', Aery W11l.c1. G1rdH1 Gn>Yei "'""' brolllen, All&n. Gregory a!'ld C hr I 1 Ioph 1 r W1ll1c1; pelt1'flll 11nind91rtnh. Mr. Ind Mrl. R. 8. w11~. ol Norw1lk1 m 11er11 1 I grlf'ldmolher, M••· 81r1>ar1 MorlOft, N...-pot'I 6HCh. S1rvlces. Mond•V• October 2t. 2 p.m. P1c111t Vltw g.11>11. l!'lf.,.men1, P1c1nc VI~ Mtmorll1 Park. P1elllc VI-MOrliarY. Olrlclort. w•ITX•L EdW1td A. Wtltrul. 1600 Antigua Way, HfWPOl'f tffd'I, 01tt of dHth.· Oc!oller u, 1971. Survived 11Y wife,~ M1ry R. Wtltrul: two i.ori1, Thom11 tftd Jtmes W.!!?1111 two dl119~Nr1. K1rer1 Glr1rdl 1nd P1h1cl1 Prlc11 HVWI gr11'1dchlldrtn. Ro.9rv. '$\lncl1y, 1 p.m. 11.equltom M••· H«rd1'1. '!30 , 1.m,, bOttl 11, Our l,.,iody 0-.of AllQtJI C.lfldlc ClloutCh. Int ... meftl, Atctne:lot1 Ctmet..-y. 11•1tt· e....-Funtfll HDrllt, CO!l!I Miii, "'""~ ARBUCKLE 4 SON WESTQ.IF1" MOR'ruAl\Y U7 E. t'ltb st., Colta Mesa 84M888 • BAL'IZ-BEllGEJION ~LBOME Con:lna -del Mar 17W451 Coata Mesa Me-U!4 • B£LL BROADWAY MOR'nJARY 118 Broadway, Costa Mesa uwm • DWl.\Y BROTHERS MOR'nJARIES , 17tll Beach Blvd. n'ua.tlngton Beach 8'!-7711 U411<doodoA ... Long Beach ZJ.l--(38..1145 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MOR'nJARY 1706 Laguna Canyon Rd. 494-9415 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach, Callfonlla 1144-!?lltl • PEEK FAMILY COWNIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolaa Ave. We1tmilllter m-35%5 • S~UTH'S MQR'nJARY 6%'1 Main St. Huntington Beach 53<>-6539 Gemini: Take Your Time, See Through Prewnses SUNDAY VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 191: Clandestine arrangement OCTOBER 28 Strive to get across viewpoint \viii favor you. Main ta In to one in position of authority. balance. confidence. Display By SYDNEY OMARR Property value could be sense of hwnor. Refuse to discussed. Accent is on securi· become victim of tension. ARIES (Mareh 21-April 19): ty. Protect interests. Don 't Ge.mlnl, Vireo persons could What appears close may be sell yourself short. L e o . rigure prominently. What oc- far away. Know it and Pon't Aquarius persons rould figW'e curs is likely to transpire count too mut'h on promises. prominently. behind the scenes. Gemini, Virgo and Saglttarlm peraom may be in picture. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): AQU!..RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Accent is on planning ahead, Keep options open. Avoid 18): Question of value, worth cheeking travel possibilities. being pressed into definite comes to fore -you have Collect additional information. commitment. Some relatives, to make decision. Family is well meaning, may not bave involved. Key is to adhere TAURUS (April 20-May 20): sufficient infomi.ation. Stick to to prlnclples while being PromLY~. speculation may not facts ; discard ·rumor s . diplomatic. Some desires are be based on anything solid. Aqu.arian is likely to be in not pracUcal -you learn this Take stock. Check payments, picture. Steer clear o[ wild-and can do something about budget . Confer with partner, goose chase. it. Accent mature attitude. Class Set On Crises DAIL V PILOT 5 DAYTON, Ohio (AP ) -But first . students arc psyC'hologists. social workers Homework tor some 4 O "'desensltlz.ed" to what for and guidance counselOrs. students at Wright Slate most Is shocking material by --,jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~- University may be skin Otcks, the showing of a stag film. .4 a "dirty" book or a trip to said 1 course cocreator Dr. a gay bar to talk with Gene Wade. An explanation PllYAnnm FUNDS AVAILAllE homosexuals. of the film is offered and fOJI: RIAL UTATE LOAMa The class is called Problems students are told what to ~x-1.c a. 2nd TRUST O£fOS 1n Human Sexusllty. and in-pect. •1.eoo To IU0.000 t.111' TO I01f. LOANS OW structors say it's a healthy 'The class Ls limited to TAUST DEED COUATEAAL approach to understanding sex seniors and graduate Sludents •~Ol.Ho!rw~ dUferences among people. and many are school nurses. aa ""'"°" c.nier Dftw N"'JIOft 8"cll, C.IW. (11'1 ......... THE STUDENTS, most oflirp~r~lncl~pa~ls~, ~p~o~I i~c~e~o~ff~ie~e~rs~. 8~~~~~~~~~~ them married women, are --- enrolled in the experimental DOES OUR CAR IDLE ROUGH? cl•ss sponsored by the con· START HARD? WE tinulng education department. GIVE POOR MILEAGE? CAN HELP The lecturers a r e pro- smutes, pimps. d oct ors , THE CARBURETOR biologists. minister a nd homosexuals. SHOP 1"2 MARIO• ILVO.. COSTA MES4 ..n ... m AU Woril G~ranlffd • Mos. .,. &IOt MUn mate. Someone who should be telling you pleAly is not doing SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Chapman c 0 11 e g e's ex· so. Money, stocks could be Avoid speculation. Co after You get audience with one tension service will offer'' n ~ +. .__ HONO~ONG involved. what is real, not a carrot in position to pull strings. Key special eight·week course ai m· CUSTOM TAILOU •EtMANENT IN SANTA ANA o~u~~~ $165 on a stick. Means temptations now ls to show that you know ed at examining the na,ture SAVE UP TO 500;0 -,.-u---~==- CEMlNI (~tay 21-June 20): are in your path. If you want difference between actuality of the world's present political • "" Take tun. e ~,y wa1·11·ng Ill 1 ·1 nd · hful think' v· On Suits, SporttHts, Slacks, Shirts. 0out11~ t:ftit .• ~ " · r• a rung, you w pay or 1 . a WLS mg . ugo crisis and hotspots. game. Accent is on legal If you have some self-is likely to be in picture. Be The cou rse is worth three Hard kl fit? The hand crofl smaoship Thal ~~ .. 1~oo1 . : : :~ :: loophole Elem t ( d t. Im I d wt Pvt in10 our garments gives you $;111 & WOOi ... 135 • · en o ecep ion d'•c1'pllne, you will benefit. It reasonable, ca . Ana yze an cred1'ts and ,., 11·1 ted "Cr1·s1·s·. ' 1 .. n thi k I B . .., IUITlT ITTUD, l'UClllON Pmto C&.OTMU ~~11~~. " ...... · ..., c ens a r. e perceptive. is simple, but not necessarily delineate. Studies in Contemporary -• w1 RT ANT s1z1 '""" .. ·· 13 1 See "-ugh p tense sh '-• ·~ mu co,.,. [2·--91 "'~· --.,... MtT wtu re , am. cut and dried. -.... World Politics." It wil l be -· Onewhorushesyoumayhave IF TODAY IS YOUR ena&LTP:ATIONS SOOOFIMStlrltWi ulterior motive. Hold head SAGI'ITARWS (Nov. 22· BIRTHDAY you a r e in-taught on Tuesday and Thurs-1 1'"'--l>:I: tw A11r I• •• "'-133-0211 Wooltiu incl Kltitl high -stick to principles. D1 CC: 2l1): YAou can! gclreate, i}-dependent, selective, original dp~~. ~~~~ggs ~f-~9 7at~~:t~ DAR.T 1o..111s AJr,ert ,....,. tt.rtll lhtt.-11552M1eArtkr11Yd.-4th Floor, S...11 ,,_ W•• 0•-erve and stand tall. wnma e. ura o amor is and attractive to opposite sex. 1 ~-T , .. , _, ~ d fi · t Cycl · h H1'gh 0-hool '•room!12. •·-0 • "-°'-•..._,. . ....,_...,. ........ ,,...,,., .. i..i--........ i....-&s.c..11t . ...., e trute asse . e 1s sue You are somewhat domineer·. ~~~~~;:~·~·~~~--~i:iii~~~~~i:iii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CANCER (June 21-July 22): that you gain, win, influence. ing. You know what you wanlli Relative may complain of You have strength on your and usually go after it. nervous disorder. Messages side. l);e aware. Don't take Persons born under Leo and could be deceptive. Key now back seat. Step forward. Plant Aquarius are drawn to you. is to explore reasons. Be seeds which will bear fruit Domestic changes occur in analytical. U you ask. you in near future. 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S1turd1y 10·5:JO HUNTINGTON B'eACH Closed Sund1y Dilly 10·7 Saturday 10-S:lO SuM•y 12-S 962-5559 Op" Tllursday 'Tll t 968•3329 lonkAmtricard • Masterchargi• • Cash 90 PJ. • 36 Mot1tt.s Flnancinq (0,A.C.1 • FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR • • .... ~. . . ... -.. • l II Co111111 e nt Page ~. ' •• . ' How .Nixon Got News During •Firestor1n !!t By JULES LOii Au.ocll !M ~r.v Wnlof During the dluylng days v.•hlch ended \\'Ith Rlchllrd Nixon's capitulation to the i:ourt. the President's staff made sure CHP's Real Role he WU ktpt fully l\.\.'&r• o/ the Criel for impeachment. The i;period: cl firestorm," as his chief of staff called It. was chrooJc1ed In expa.oded editions of the PresldMt'~ da1- Giving Tickets Isn't Enough fron~ an address be/ore th~ Cont· nioinoea/th Club iii Sou 1"rr111cisco. By \\'ALTER PUOJNSKJ Commissioner, Cnllfornla lllgbway Patrol Our job, the California Hi,ghway P11- trol's responsibility, is to prevent acci· dcnls. prevent congestion, prevent trouble and discomfiture for people on the High- way. Our job is to make highway usagt.J a safe, reasonably cheerful experience. Our job is not traffic Jaw enforcement. We have a responsibility to enforce the la\.\.', and we will carry oUt iliat responsibility to the best ol our ability. But that's not our objective, that's not the fundamental reason ror putting uniformed ofrictrs out there ln tho.se familiar black ana while can. Lt\ W ENFORCD!ENT is a means, not an entl . \Vhat we should be looking ln 1966 we began the program we have today -random inspection of passenger vehicles. SEVEN YEARS have passed and v.·e still have no evidence that menctatory inspection enhances sefety one Iota more lhan our program. Our program of random inspection costs $8 to $8.5 million per year. Just one mandatory lnspection per year, conducted by an inspection station created or licensed to handle such a program, would C06l $15 to ,$20 per ehicle. 'Ibere are approximately 12 million passenger vehicles registered in California today. Thus mandatory In- spection for every vehicle would cost califomians approlimately $240 million the first Y,ear. · The federal government cllallenged CaWomJa to prove that random ln- spectioo ls an acceptable alternative. ly news 1sUmmary. 1''roo1 Saturday Lhrougb Wednesday the President received twice4ally dlgt•t.s of the reaction in the pren •nd on Capitol HUI of his dismissal of the special Watergate prosecutor and the subsequent re!'llgnation and discharge of the Attorney General and his deputy. CUS'J'mt\RILY 11lE Pr cs id en t receives only one news aumm.ary which is placed on his desk at 8 a.m. dally, accordlng to Lyndon Allin who supervises ihe digest'• preparation. From Oct. 20 to 24, the digests devoted 106 single-spaced l-J~lttm peges to matters related tri ·the White House tapes and only 32 pegeS to oibe.r events including the Mide~.st War. 1'he digest delivered to the President at 7 a.m. Tuesday, the day he agreed to give the tapes to the court, included as an uplifting gesture a funny cartoon from the 'New Yorker" totallY unrelated to Watergate. The Sunday dlJ!:est also informed Californian Nixon that "the As kept their series hopes alive with a 3 to l victory over the lofeb in the 6th game." mERE WAS LJTI'LE, however, to cheer the President in the rest ol the inch-thick stack or digests summarlz1ni the daily content of about 40 newspapers, three TV networks, two y,ife services and the major news magaz.ines. Beginninl( with Saturd~y·s. digest in· romting him that "AF1,.CJ0 said most Americans believe RN ill guilty of criminal conduct" through Wednesday:'il digest oontaining the results oC an Oliver Quayle poll showing "if election were reheld it would be 59 to 44 McG," the Ptesident was able to read h!w items in his favor, The digest affects a cryptic style. using initials for \\'ell-known names and other abbreviations. A 27-page digest \\'8S given to. ~ President at 7 a.m. Sunday, slllMl811ung the news of Saturday, the day he dismissed Special Pro!Mlcutor Archibald Cox and the subsequent events. He received another nine-page digest later in tfie day. Some of the ttems:- "SALINA,KAN., Journal says, 'Kansas delegation on Hill coUld perform no greater service to US than to initiate impeachment proceedings and secure RN's conviction." "AP reports calls and 5,000 telegrams poured into office of Cox supporting his opposition to RN's proposed com· promise." For lhe f Ir• I eight mot1lh• of 1973 ••• a ccl· d e 11u a11d falallrle s are down tro•n la•t year. We reco~tituted random Inspection to include every potential variable. Beginning last July. 1, we named several counties '~1hich will be subjected to 100 percent inspection. several others which will receive no inspection at all, several in which 30 percent of the vehicles will be inspected, a few In which the level will be 15 percent, with the balance receiving about what they have been for seven years, lZ to 14 percent. Dow to Ease Energy Crisis "Stanford law prof. Kaplan said 'If integrity counts any more, Hill has no choice but to impeach'." Quoting broadcaster John Olancellor: "11le worst dreams of everyone \\ibo has worried about tapes have now come lrue. ·• Qooting news commentator Hugh Sidey: . "One of stupidest things in a long time or act of a desperate man." at is the end,' the gool -are 11;e ac- complishing that? For a long time, the forces which combine to make up that monolith \\'e identify as governmental administration had been moving toward a formula evaluation of our effectiveness. 1'le formula , In Its simplest terms, equated numbers with dollars. In effect, the enforcement process i!self \\'as canonized, and 'the thru.st of High1Yay Patrol eHocts wu toward producing higher aMUal totals (more ci1ations) e\'ery year. 1 could, prior to 1972, show a trend line which reveals a climbing enforcement total year aft.er year. But what \\-C.re we proving? , Aren't we in the business or preventing accidents? J TOLD 5,600 California Highway Pntrolmen -concentrate on aceidcnt reduction, eliminating congestion. Let the enforcement actions oome naturally. l!sc enforcement when it's necessary to eliminate a really hazardous situation. Enforcement isn't enough. Do everything in your power to prevent accide nts, e\•en if that means spending '"'·o hours with a highway engineer tell· ing him OOw he can change the con- figuration o( a rood to eliminate an accident potential: even if that means visiting C\'ery school 1n your community to get the young people. the dri\'e~ of 1on1orrow, thinking about ·whal it takt·s lo be a safe driver. For th e first eight monlhs or 1973, <lt'Cidcnts in CHP areas of responsibili!y arc doy,·n and fatalities arc down , from last year. llun1an nalure " resists c ha n g e , particularly in habit patterns C!lluhhshed 0\('r a long period . I poi11t only 10 The results .90 far, and indicate 'that \\'C ha1•e mllde progres.s. \\'llAT REALl~V ~rtur6s 111e is !he threat or external pressures. fhe tend· t>ncy 10 make judgments 00~. onct". ag:11n. on !hnt oltl and seeming!~· valid st;indard -rhc enforcen1ent action The only realistic meas u r c of ~rformance i1' accident prcvenrion - or at-<:1dent reduc!ion. ~obody in the L:nited St:1tcs, or any other nation. hos esl ablished. !hat the uni;afe mecllan ic.1 1 condillol\ of nlotor 1 chicles is responsible for n1ore than !11 e or si:< pt>rccnt of tilt> accident~. As far 3S "'e c:i n dctcr1n ine !he percent· ;igt \1ar1es little from year tu )'('fir. PUNCH Reduce Waste, Us e Power Efficiently, Expert ·s ays nus TEST lasts fCll" one year, tD'ltil June 30, 1974. Presumably the.o we could By WJUJAM EIJ.EDGE UnJvenity of Callfornll Newt resume our rahdom program statewide, Success in easing the nation's energy if it demonstrates the effectiveness J crisis depends on two majo facto~: believe It will. reduction of eurrent energy waste and What ha.ppens next July 1, I can't the development of a national &tr~tegy say. AdoptlOn o( lliese new NHTSA "Yehi· .. cle ._standards, .~led bJ~;"?"· to uttllU tall forms of e~ more presenf lli'Feat or me ''"' ;er(.,.~,., . . "'... . , -federal gr111ts could p11l callkinilil '.llf -.._-two ' lnts -..-.. emphasi%ed the· positioh of being forced to create . duilni. a recent two-day ·:COOfereoce at a mandatory Inspection progriam. · UC Rlvenide on reducl?I energy waste Mandatory enfotcement is not enough. through improVed arChiiectural design. \Ve must consider the objective -and Ke)'l'IOtq ~ confereQCe was .Jack in this case the objective Is being ob-Bridges. technical directOr of the Jolnt tained with a more realistic and far Atomic Energy Committee. He presented less expensive method· a grim view of the future. qne reason I would like to exlend this logic one for hlA pessimism was that the polltical The ti-ha• come to e•d the re•earch and g et at the bn•lne•• o f •a il ing """·· more step. And this, I believe, gets to the hurt of Uie Lrafnc safety issue; the core of what I am talking about today. arena avoids making constructive energy decisions from fear of voter and special interest reactions. "UNTIL WE get some policy focus, the only political speeches we're going to get are each guy plugging his pet project ," said Bridges. A sense of urgency in dealing with the energy crisis is required, Bridges pointed out , because, tu1less present trends art reversed, it will be virtually impossible to meet all the \\'Orld's energy needs by the year 2000. "In the three decades between then and now. more energy will be consumed than has been used in man's entire history up to 1970," Bridges said. Worst of a!l, unl~ss new clean energy sources are developed, most met.bods to oope with this staggering energy de- mand will also create "a large number of affronts to the environment." ON THE OTHER hand, he noted. "even if we dropped all environmental concerns, we would still have an energy crisis." It is estimated that 33 percent of all energy used in the c0W1try is con· sumed in residential and convnercial structures. Industrial processes use an estimated 42 percent, while transportation accounts for the remaining 25 percent. Dr. Owles A. Berg, deputy director for engineering, National B u re a u of Standards, emphasized that an intoler· able amount or energy is wasted right in the home. He cited a Massachusetts Institute of Technology study showing that a tea kettle on an open flame may transfer only as much as 15 percent or the flame's heat required to boil water. BY NA TJONAL design standards new water heaters operating at a constant rate are some 65 percent efficient be said. '"Iltis mean3 that by design water heaters waste more total energy than the whole aluminum industry uses." Berg cited several ways energy waste could be eliminated by belier design of a host of "mundane processes." Ad· ditional amounts or building insulalion y,·ould save cooling energy in summer and heating energy in winter. A con· siderable Increase in efficiency wOuld QUOTING SEN. F.dward M. Kennedy: result from just lncreasing the. tliameter "A reckless act of desperation by a of too-small air oonditioning and beating President who is afraid of the SUpreme ducts , he explained. Cowt. who bas no respect for law and About 2(1.50 percent or a building's no regard 1<U' men of consdenct." air escapes, he said, "just through Quoling ""1· Edward I. Koch (J>.N.Y.)' cracks. 'Ibere would be a great aaving "RN is a lawbreaker. It's that simple." of energy just by making joints tighter The digest also included a news Item and eliminating sloppy construction . ., about how tape recori:lings · couJd be: Noting, however, th,Ql .l;>ui!sl~~./sYiV.f.._.. altered.......~. for the lowest possible oonstrµc:.t!on f:os1S Thie , ~ldent ~ved · on M«ixlday and not necessarily the 'hi~"qU8111y., , a 15-~ ~tning more than Berg argued that higher Initial .~res .'30 it~~"'"'11 for tfts impelebment on private and commercial bt11ld1ngs by ~. ~-ConcN:ss and others, could be more than oUset by greater and. a ...... ~ Summary later in the savings in energy and maintenance COsts day\vilh.m&e or the same. ' over the structure's lite. : Tuesday,-the· day he capitulllted to HE ., on URGED l'•t d . Be' the ~· a 25-page di.gest contained ~ uo ev1ces . these items: perlect.ed to trap wasted heat .and use it constructively. Edgardo Contini, an engineer ""ith Gruen Associates, suggested that tax incentives might be used to encourage builders to employ more energy-saving coostruction practices and structural designs. Echoing a broad area of agreement at the conference, Richard Schoen, a Los Angeles architect and lecturer in the UCLA School of ArchitectUN, said in view of the present crisis, action is needed rather than inconclusive tall and unnecessary ene rgy studies. "In fact," he said wryly, "if we burned all the energy studies in a power pta'nt, we'd make a significant contribution to solving the energy problem." •iINOUYE (Sen. DaJUel K. Inouye, D- Hawaii) on all nets receivlng standing ovation frooi .4.ELCIO as he urged RN lo resign and thus s:pa.re US the pain and trauma which impeachment ooul.d cause.'' "Meany (AF'LOO's George Meany ) on all nets saying US had 'had enough' and receiving unanimous rousing cheer in call for impeachmerit tmless RN resigns." Quoting the President's daughter, 1"1rs. David Eisenhower, in a televtsl.on ln· terview: "Julie said RN Is in •very good mood' and that 'references to a beleaguered White House and a desperate man are crazy." IN 1966 the federaJ government began a program or extensive largess in the traffic safety field. It ladles out dollars by the bushel, for studi es ostensibly designed lo discover, or to prove, what effect traffic law enforcen1ent can have on accident experience. ~-----Our Mon 111 So11 Francisco------ By Wednesday morning the President could read at least a lew cheering items such as the following in a 30-page summary: "PROXMIRE (Sen. Wiiliam Proxmire, D-Wis. l said decision appears to purge RN of any contempt charge . . . may have removed grim possibilities of im· peachment." The time has come to end the research. and get at I.he business of sav-ing lives. \V~ know how to do ii. But we weren't satisfied'. \Ve have developed a reliable fonnuta , based on traffic flows and other con- siderations, ~'hlch could te\1 us how many men Y.-e needed on certain types of roadway -including freeways - to realize a genuine lmptict on accident experience, as well as to ser\'e other motorists' requirements, such as elimi- nating congestion. The job is pre1·enting accidenls, a!le\iating congestion. assisllng drivers, doing e\'erything tho!'s neees.-;ary to make the motoring experience safer, and happier. lt isn't jtl.'it a question of enforcen1ent -because enforceinent, by it!'le lf , Isn't enough. v Wait Till Lady Catches a Heel ByRERB CAEN SAN FRANCISOO -Pars on s Brinkerhoff Tudor Bechtel, the \\ooderful people who brought us BART, have contracted to build the rapid transit system in f\.1etropolitan Atlanta, \\>here it will be known as }.farta, and maybe they'll have better luck y,·i1h her. . . .It's also news 10 me No. 7983 that fl child pays the same fare as a grownup on BART unless you bestir yourself to buy 10 tickets in a bank (huh?) where a dis.count is bestowed on nippers under 12 .... And I wonder who'll be the first woman to break her ankle wMn her heel catches In the BART gratings along the middle of Markel ? ()( course, with men ·wearing high heels, the historic victim could be a he ... ltenry Castor finds that an article in a December, 1904 l!lsue of The Chron. speculating on R fourlane subway under Market y,1th a trarui· Bay tube COMCCtion, \\'RS dismi!l!led editorially by this sterling journal as "a fiction y,-orthy of Jules Verne'' ... living ln the hes.rt o! the Csslro funbelt: Author John SWnbeck'I son, Tom, who grim, "ThJs area is good for the ego. I get propoajtiettd every few minutes, unfortunately by members of the same sex and I happen to be a hetero'' ... ,Tom, who served In Vielnam as a combat infantryman and then photographer. was a great friend of the late Errol Flynn's .son, Sean, long missing and presumed dead. "However," be adds, "knowing Scan and his way, I wouldn't be surprised it he surfaced any day no1Y as a general in the North Viet· namese Army'' ..•. JOHN SHEFFIELD JR. noticed ii In the Ttndorloln -thl.1 dude with the Mark JV Continental pimpmobile chatting with a paJr of hookers, Ole real l\wker being the sticker on hll rt:ar ·ksmper. It read, "l Learned My Job In the Air Forco" .... Almost u !abby and marvy Is this sticker, which blouomed lai1t week on Dorothy Frantz' '83 Faloon over In Alameda : "I ·Paid More Taxes Than Richard Nlxon" ..•. car with license plates "FANG 1" and a sticker ruding "Specialized Services" and ·CM only deduce that Dntcula has been dratted .... For pithy Pulltzer-wii(thy newspapering, John K.lndseth commends the Half Moon Bay Review for these concluding sentences ln a ctory on the annual Pumpkin Festival there Oct. 20-21 : "Among the personages to appear will be Ma)'Or Joe Alioto of San Francisco. A trained bear will also appear" ...• Vote for one. SH1\HEEN NATURAL Resources thinks big! The flnn1 whose local veep Is J.F.M. (Jack) Taylor, has chartered Cunard'$ QEJI for six dRys at $90,000 a day to t.Rke a few hundred VlPs to the opening of ils n c w refinery at O>me Dy Chance, Ne"''- foundland. 1'1bere are no hotels in Qilne By Oiance," txplains· TaY'or. "so we're taktng the hotel to Come By Cbance.11 But the same digest also contained the results of the Quayle poll and this commentary: 'As for this almost double (since August ) 44 percent who now favor im· peachmelll, Quayle sald he's never seen such dramatic shift on any issue ln sucl1 a short time. RN's in deep trouble, said Quayle who flnd.s shift in US mood 'startling, discouraging'.'' Quotes James V. Jlatloran m, L.A. -"l ob- jecl strenuously to the government's growtng C<ll!lpalgn to protect u.. from ourselves; cyclamates, seat belts, clgar- ctte~" .. Only In csse In which a perR soo.'1 behavior endangers the life, health or property or another does any govern- mmt have the right to intervene." --WWW- Saturday, October 27, 1973 "You'tB terribly pr1/c, Hoski'ns. Run a1ound fhB block I couple of times." TV 'S KARNA SmaJI. hAvlng Re- quired a new old Queen Anne house In Paclnc Helghls. ·is shopping for a round bathtub lo install In her turret .• , .(Parmee?). , ,Over in Walnut Creek. Ally. f.fichAtl Scranton !laid to his "''ife Sandy, "Are you v.-e.."trlng stockings?" "No," she bl~htd anllclpatlng 11 p r e t t y compliment. "Well, then,'' he said, "you must have a run in your leg·• ..•• NO\V FOR THE DRAIN-boggling quote of lh( week, Darbaf! M. Ollvc-r nomln1k?d thlt 1ta1ement from Albert C. Porter of the Slate Public Utilitie1 CorrvniMion. concerning BART: "We plan lo dil9COOtinue any further testing until the result& gs helter". , , .Good thinking ... t.farsha Cowen and Ray· mond Howell, biking through lhe Pre.,idlo, came acros1 a serviceman's AR SAN l'llANCISCO not" Lowell High now has over 100 students l&st· named Wong, many Of whom also have Identical first names. School officio.ls are imploring them to use their flnt and middle nt11ne1 at all tlmt! "and If you havtn't a middle nnme, make one up!", . . Hlm f.1cGlllicuddy Wong Is my ravorile !lO for .. , .Doc SJ. Hayakawa, who has a tendency to shrtve\ when out ol the SPotllght too long. 111: anxiously sounding out his pnlltlcal char~; he's ~me kind of Democrat. The comment page or the Dally Pilot seek• to lilliimi and stimulate readers by pruenting a variety o! com· mentary on topics of int.er· est and elgnlficance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robort N. Wffd, Publlthor • Hi boys and girls. Ohl)'· four more days until Halloween. Are all of yoa re8dy with your costumes and your masks? .. Animal Library Popular WARWICK, R.l. (UPI) - The children's department of the Warwick Public Library has started lending rabbits, snakes, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils and other s m a 11 animals in an effort to stimulate ·tnterest in the en- vironment. "Everytlling went out the first day, except a garter snake," said Alice Forsstrom, wbQ instituted the program and raised many of the animals. The library lends the ariimals, along with two weeks S.11turd_,, Od.obrf 27, 1973 OAILY PILOT U~IT .......... 1Jncle.,Len is &Ure that all of yoor monunies and daddies have made sure that your 005tumes are made o f fft'eproofed or fire-retardint materials and that your masks are such that you can see where you are going, so you doo't stumble and fall or walk into the path of a car. .. Also, Uncle Len is sug. gesting that all of yoo ghosts !ind goblin!, who will be out trick or treating after dark, carry a flashlight. " v ···~o Y' y I "' y...( ., °' "{·~ -;;. ' -...(' ...,r .~· ,. supply of food and a cage. to children, with their parents' consent, so they can learn their habits and feeding pat- terns. A Kiss for Luck Rodeo clown Larry Clayman ls shown a bit of affection by Waldo, the pet chimp who rides with him in his act. Clowns like Clayman have a dual job -to get laughs , but also to protect fallen cowboys from the 1,200-pound rodeo bulls. Both Clayman and \Valdo are perfocning in the Grand National Rodeo at the Cow Palace in San Francisco .through Nov. 4. OF COURSE, Uncle Len knows that all of the little ghosts and g<>blins will be ac· companied by one or both of their parents. This will not only irotect you from the creatures of the night, but you will have someone there to help you carry your loot. * PRIZE WINNE.,C * Christy He.llln9sworth, 10, :J 30256 Beneci1 ,St., Laguna Nlguel ' ' Any cbila under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (I) Draw picture on pieetf cf plain, white:paper 5'12 inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use blac k ink and make lines black. (2) ~ not copy or trace picture. It m,ust be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82626. Entries J'!lUst Pe received by noon on Thursday for production on tbe follQwing Saturday. Winner will receive· Kennedy half dollar. · ,. From the looks of Uncle Len's mailbox this week, you would think that Halloween was already here. I n~ver saw so many pumpkins, hawited muses, spooks and eerte creatures in my life as were in ab the drawings I received for the coolest. · I want to thank everyone whJ Sent in eritries and Carol and Andy send their thanks also: pages ol jokes'~ iii!dl.S : /? IJ' 1o~iapp;n o12112 Niagara ~---Larol a Corner-----~ There were so many, many good drawings that the judges really bad a hard time reaching a decision on ·the winner. Way, Costa Mesa sent ln an outstanding drawing. B u t , boys and girls, he used blue ink instead of black and it w<lUJd not reproduce. You see, our lithographic film is "oolor blind" tO the .color blue .and· will not make a copy s.Utable for engraving. RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZ~ WINNER TEACHER: Use the word "geometry'' in a sentence. BOBBY: The little acorn grew and grew and one day it woke up and said, "gee, ahm-a-tree." Those earning honorable mention this week are Erika and. Claudia . Ginsberg of Lagtma B e a c h , Jenny Weinberger of Corona del J.1ar, Dave Hesson of Fotmtain Valley, Lori Ann Noonan of Newport Beach, and Theresa 1tiel of ~Wltingtoll Beacb. Also, some of lhe entries were not t he right measurements. They mUst be in bl.let ink on a white card that is 51\" wide and I" de<p. L...-----------------~ So kesta Mes and lO Barby M....el ol FOOl!tam Vallty wh:)" sent in two full " 1(1 Carol Until next ftflk then, have a very, very happy everything. .... ,.. 41i.tf.w ...... AIMfy, c/• 0..... c.-._.., Pller, h • 1161, c ..... M .... c.Hf, HALLOWEEN Halloween is here at last. What fun and joy .ii brings. Tbe joy to he>r the bells, How loud and clear they ring. The children all go out at night And ask for trick or: treat. Then soon after you get tired And so do both your feet. So later, when all go home You go home too. Then you hear that your mother said. Darling, go to bed. , A IC~ M lf dt"-r ion 11 Clt\ldi• Gln1btrt. n. ol JOit Oen Covrt, L"11111 &Md!, fOr "" wl1111L11t •nlrv 111 fM ......, flld '°"" c .... 1et1. MIU YOll• -'" or •lory '" U~ll Lefl,, Sat IHt, (flfl Mo11111, C•11f. ...,. ..... I celf!pl ... ,....._ WI of tllt , Mlfflt Shldetih RllC'f'd ..... 1 i. # •am """"'· ... 1s. .,, ... ...,., ~111., Of!tfrle. C.,.... hr 1111' °"'"II'!": M we get closer It disappears lnlo thin air, which iS where ~-....,------------------, it came from. / THE THINGS ON HALLOWEEN AN ILLUSION ol this sort ft1t causet a mirage? A mirage is a master maRi- cian that fools the eye. It even can fool a camera For example, we see puddles shin· ing on the road ahead. U we pause to take a pbotcgraph, most likely the puddles' will · appear in the picture .. But as we ·approach, the water disappears and we know. that the-pavement was dry all the time . We can't say that the mirage did not exist. It did -but . we did not see what we thought we saw. is caned an Inferior mirage Tonight's th e night of Halloween because the image we see When autumn leaves flutter and witches scream is below the real object. Ghosts and goblins fly thru' the air, Sometimes realistic details And children eat candy without a care. are added -upside down. There are many things on Halloween Reflections of trees or an on-And the kids dress up for the ghostly scene. coming car may a p Pe a r Every year they "trick-or-treat", upside down in the puddle For taffy, gum and other sweets on the road. And old Jack-a-lantern, ?le musn't forget, In a superior mlrage. the All orange and round -and grinning yet! image appears above the real we dress up in costumes, dull or bright object. 'nils usually occurs And our flashlights give us a nice, safe light. when the lower air is much When Halloween's over. just you wait ... denser than the air above. And next year it will be just as great!! Often this happens over tbe sea The COnlr •• ,;._ air layers • ic .. u1t11' lllff Hll•r , .. , ,. o...-L ... ,, ., ltHt 01..,. • --. """'' Tttne•. l'tlH, lor Ill• Wlflftlftt .... rv 111 !hi tlOrf Mlr3.ges a r e mysterious because both parties involved in the trickery are invisible. One Is ordl!lll1Y white light, that travels in straight lines. The other is the alr, which in tbi1 case is arranged in 1ayers of different density. In dense layers the gaseous moleroles are crowded close together. In 1esa dense taVf\l'S there ire fewer molecules, spread !ath~r apart. refract the light rays from 11111 _.., <Ofll"'· M•H '"r ,.'" or 11orY i. u11d1 L•"' a ship so that it! image Is 101 t~ CM1a -MK&. ea1u. lifted aloft and reversed. 1---------------------' Above the real ship we see its ·mirage, sailing upside down in the sky. Normally we beh:>ld the scenery only as far as tbe OOrizon. But a type or mlrage called "looming" can reveal objects from beyond the horizoo, where they should be out of sight ~se images also are created by the refrac-- tioo of light rays through air layers or different densities. """ Mflft • ""'.......,.,_ Ht If ,,.. CJll'Oflldlt of ........... 1(-.. c ...... ff9 1, If ~ Ont1r11, Cl ll" •••• -""4W1tlt11: NORl\lALLY, straight rays of light bounce from various object! and carry true pie· tures of the scenery to our eyes. In a mirage. the light rays do a double or sometimes a triple bounce on the way. Are turtle1 different from 'Jbey shift pnrts of the scenery tonolles? from here to there find we . &ee a misplaced picture as Some people call them all a mirage. turtles and some people can A$ a rule, a layer of extl'a them all tortoises. All these dense air bends, or re tract& animals are very much alike· light rays downward .. A layer -but there are differences. of thin, less dense air tends Some like to spend all their to refract the r11ys upward. Ume. or roost. of thelr time, And wherever they go, the on the dry land. As a rule, refracted ra)ra t'a~e lheif; lm· these fellows are called the ages '1Kf 1ransplant • them tortoises. They have stubby soi:rlewKert ·etae.' The puddfC. leis and aome tortoises have on-lhe-road mirage appears on claws on their toes. But none n warm sunny day, when the or them can walk very fast. hot ground warms a thin layer Turtles prefer to spend most of air above the surface. This of their time In the water warm alr-r.. .. tbln an<Llf;hl _and .some o( .~~v and the cooler air :ibove it come near the land. TM is much denser. smalllsh ones spend most Of Things 11re set for a mirage. their lives in frtsh water The lower Jaytr of warm air streamJ and ponds. They have refracts the light rays up legs and -feet and sometime11 through deni<!r &Ir above. The they walk on the land:-Tlu angled rays transplant a ~ big ocean·going turtlt3 reflected lmase of the sky have nippers Instead o( lep . -a mirage that looks 1lke Swimming is easy for them, a puddle oo the road ahead. but walking Is very dlf!lcult. UPll .......... Qtreeta of Witches Debbie Rice displays he r lack of charm as she is crowned by last year's ugly, Ruth Lawrence. Debbie will head the delegation ~\vhich will frighten visi- tors to Sprl nglleid, !II., haunlcd hou se on Hal· loween. "If we c!U''t keep the world safe for animals, then we · .. won't be able to , live 1n it eilber .. " fl1iss Forsstrom ~d. "To some kids, an animal they can cuddle is more important . than books." Fifth Graders Have Many •. Saves Kitten, Given Ticket D efinitions of Pleasure • POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (AP ) -Lori I.Jerskey's defini· FORT' LAUDERDALE, .[Ja. _ Uoo _of p1easure is:_ ~\Vhen -CAPl :_Craig McCOnnell !ay-s ~ you go to the doctor for a he's prepa-red. to go to jail chec.kup a~~ y.ia_ ._think you f«: 'J.'iC.ket, ·a"k1tten he rescued ··ne'.ed a-shot but'Y®.'re· okay .H • from underneath a car at a ' busy Miami intei$eclion. Susan Uoyd defines it as "when my btothf!:r stops McConnell, an actor and playing his toy piano while producer at a local dinner theatre, said he received a I'm watching TV." traffic ticket "for obstructing the street by impeding traffic to retrieve a cat." UFOs Were Snow Geese TI1e pupils in :r-.tary Ryan's fifth grade class at Nocrest elementary scbool had read a column in a local newspaper about things that c:lon't cost much but give a great c:leal of satisfaction. So they decided to write the ne\vspaper ~nd give a few examples of their own. "Getting a new parakeet \\'ho chatters all day long and has very colorful feathers" was Roger Allen's suggestion. it up \\'ilh something anyone can do: "Pleasure is waking up and flnc:llng you're . still there." Join Kiddies On Rounds CHICAGO (AP) -Trick-or· 1reat on Halloween should be su pplemented by a neighborhood meet 'n' treat, the National Confectioners ·Association suggests. He said he was stopped for a traffic nght when he noticed the cat underneath a car next to his. While McConnell was retrieving the kitten, the red light turned green. "It didn't matter to the of· ficer that I was trying to save an animal's 1 if e,'' McConnell said. "I told him I was going to fi&.l_lt the ticket in court where I hoped · to find somebody with a heart ." LONGVJE\V, Tex. (UPI ) - Dozens of phone calls from frightened residents dispatch- ed Gregg County sheriffs deputies and police to the local had been spotted and reported landing. lifark Toc:ld says pleasure is "getting my first dog and dreaming or the fun I'll have V>'ith him." Gail Tumo\Q offered: , "Smelling my grandmother's hamburgers." On the more practical side, Betty Zervoudakis likes "get- ting money ror my birthday." It suggested parents ac-1 company childr en on Hallcween rounds and then get together with neighbon. Such. meetings promote "a spirit' of neighborly sharing and good will," the associat!oo sa1d McConnell faces· a $23 fine if tile ticket is upheld. According to police, the only intruders were several gaggles of ·snow geese which had mistaken the concrete runways for' watef. Darby Sieman t h i n k s nothing beats finding "it's stopped rain'lng and you can go swimming aft~ all." ·And J'ohn Mason summed Tuesday. , The oonfectionaires, in a list or safety hints. safd cnly • wrapped candy should be ac-· cepted by children. • • > world scope (10 points far Meft ~ ll'llMNd "'°'m"""-"'ctli"'Jl 1 The Nobel Peace Prize was jointly awarded to Viet Nam peace negotiators •• ? .. and Le Due Tho. 2 Gerald Ford's vice presidential nomina· lion must be confirmed by a (CHOOSE ONE: majority, two ·th irds) vote of the House and Senate. 3 A U.S. Court of Appeals (CHOOSE ONE: upl}eld, O\lerruled) a lower court decision that the President must turn tape record- ings bearing on Watergate over to the courts. 4 Congress passed a bill limiting presiden- tial war-making powers to .• ? •. days without congressional consent 3·30 , b·60 C·90 S Both the U.S. and Soviet Union began resupplying their allies in the Middle East war. True or False? newsname (10 pomts ff,... can ldontlfJ thll-tn tho•-> A~ Attorney· General of the United States, I held a news conference in whic h I termed the out· come of the Agnew af- fair ' "just fair, and honorab le.:: I have held two other Cabinet posts in the Nixon Adminis- tration. Who am I? match-.·mrds 1~ ... nominee 2 ..... detente 3 ..... communique a-a Pemment Order that stops or hinders trade b·an official message c ·large, mounted guns Ill 1ddltlon to btiag a family fun feature, THE QUIZ fl an integral part of the J.n.classroom news program pre- 9ented in Orange Coast area schools as a public 1ervk:t by the Daily Pilot. Answers •-r (11t11d1 -.Wnl lllllW ... 11 ,, . .. : " .. • news picture (10 polnts If JOU .,,..., lhl• question corr.ctlft Gerald 'ForO, number 48, was a star college football player when this picture was taken in 1934. Now, he has been nominated to become the 40th Vice President of the U.S. ford played football !or a major university in the state which he represents' in Congress. Can yOu name the state? sport light (2 pcMnts for Adi question answered COITKtfJ) 1 Holding, illegal motion and clipping are all penalties in the sport ol .. ? . a·basketball b-baseball c·football 2 Woody Hayes is coach of top·rated (CHOOSE ONE: Ohio Stale, Nebraska), a Big Ten college football team. 3 Jackie Stewart, 3·time world champion in the spart of •• ? ... announced his retirement. a-soccer b·tennis C·auto racing 4 MacArthur Lane Is halfback for the .• ? •• professional football team. a·Oakland Raiders b·Green Bay Packers c·New York Jets 5 New York Mets centerfielder .. ? .. ended his long career by playing in the 1973 World Series. roundtable 4 ..... artillery d·easlng of strained relations F.,,11, dltcUSsion (no tc0re) 5 ..... embargo e·pers<>r1 r1amed for an office • What is you r opinion of the nominat.an of Gerald Ford to become our new Vice President? YOUR SCORl: tl to 100 points -TOP $COR£J 11to90 polntl -UeeUent. 71 to IO points -Good. 11 to 70 points -F•k'. 1022-73 • vtC. Inc, Mldloon. Whcomln •·s :,., :q·r :p·z :1-1 1so1JOMJ-1:>1vw 1A•w '!ll!M''i :q·t :,., ••1•1s 0~11o·z :,., l lH911l~OdS "llO!plllPllJ 1°11rJ '3W¥NSM3M ~·611P!W :31Jn1:>1dSM3N ."j!•!i !'·I> :p1•1td"·C :~!'O!•w·z : •• 611!111)1 AjlllH•! '3dO:>S011JOM ~--~--~~----.....:..:..::.:....:.:.c::.c=.=- \· -.. 8 DAILY PILOT Pulpit & Pew Religion In School Restudied Baptists To Rally OnNov.4 Baptltt ' Flnlt &ptJsl Church, 10'1 W. Afarqulta , San Clemtnte; strvlce at 11 a.m.; strmon : Sunday, from 3 to 4:30 p.m.; members and guests lnvlttd , Chrillla1' "John'1 Vls\on ol J e I us Christ" by the Rev. Philip N. Smith, pastor; servlC'4!! at 6 p.m. will feature missionary film "Not Worth the Bother" and Pastw-Smlth wlll diSClW "'nle Paradox of t he f\1 inistry''; the church Ls holding a family camp today :il O'Nl'ill l'ark: roc in· formation, cat! Phil Vuffit'ld at 492~. Flnt Cbrlsttu C It a r c It • Legion Street and Glenneyro, Laguna Beach; Bible School at 9:45 a.m.; service at 10:45 a.m.; sermon : "Remem· brances'' by James H. Boulton, minister. Chrl•llo1' Sclen<!e FaJrvlew Baptist Church, corner of ~~airview Road and Fair Dri\'t, Costa A1esa; service at 10 a.ni.: sermon: "H<n'f' to be Perfect . Thoo~h Human" by Dr. David •1. Wallace; talk back at 11 : 15 a.m. Fountain Valley Baptist Church meets at the Com· munity Center, 10200 Slater A\•e.; churc h ~chool at 9:"5 a.m.: service at 10:4S a.m.: sermon : .. The lfappy Alan of Sorrows" by the Re\'. \\'i\lis Carrico; youth group meets at 5:45 p.m.; evening service at 7. Christian Scltttce Churches, First Church oI Cl:rill, Scit:n· ti.st, 1.880 ti.fesa Verde Drive, Costa f\tesa, services at 11 a.m. and church school at 9:15 a.m.: Flnt Olurch of Christ, Sclenlbt, 8th and Olive, lluntington Be a ch, services and church school at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Fir.st Chtrch of Christ, Scientist. 330,1 Viii Lido, Newport Beach, services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; SecoDd Church of Christ, Scleotlst. 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del A1ar, services and churcll school at JO a.m.; \\'ednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. Finl Bapti!l't Church, 2501 Cliff Drive, Ne1A•port Beach; church sChoot at 9:30 a.m.: servicH at 10:30 a.m.; F. Kenton Beshore, II, ne'A·ly elected youth pastor and stu· dent at Biola College in La J\.firada, 'A'ill preach his first sennon : evening service at 7 with Dr. F. Kenton Beshore. mlnlster, speaking on "Will The Olul"l'h Go Through the Tribulation?" cr11gregatlonal N e I gbborbood Concrega· ~lonal Church, United Church of Christ, St. Ann's at Glen· neyre, Laguna Beach; youth or the oongregation will take charge of the order or worship at 10 a.m.; sermon: "United Church of Christ; Freedom and Responsibility" by th e Rev. John P.f. Reynolds . P I ymoolh Congregational Church of NeW1J0rt Harbor, 3262 BrOAd St .. Newp o rt Beach: adul t Bible study at 9 a.m.; ehurch school and service at JO a.rn.: sermon: "Butterflies Are Freed" by Terrance R. Lind\tall; nursery care provided: evening Bible study at 7: youth meeting at Odie's Restaurant at 9 a.m. for Bible study. "'1mld\•e BaptJst Church or Costa Iilesa conducts its services temporarily on Saturda.vs .at 24i6 Ne"'J>Orl Bh"d.: church school at 9:45 a.m.: service at 11 a.m: the Rev. Lester F1etcher presides: nurM>ry care provided ; get...ac· quainted Potluck d l n n e r following iervices. Ftnt Baptist Church, 24521 ~loulton Park.way, Laguna Hills; ser\'kc at 10 :45 a.m.; !M!rmon: "The POllt'er lo See It Through" by Dr. f\·sn B. Bell: church school for all ages at 9:30 a.m.; \\'ednesday evenings at 7, prayer stl'\'ice and Bible study; missions caravan to attend World Miss ion Celebration at First Baptist Church of Santa Ana, Congregational Church, 61 1 Heliotrope Ave .. Corona del ~tar : church school and ser· vice at 10 a.m.; sermon: "A Time ()f Transition'' by Dr. Philip G. A1urray; nursery: care provided. ' , Epls"°Pol St. James Episcopal t'burcb, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach; church sch®l at 9 a.m.; services at 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. c ommemorating ORANGE fiarLor C/.ri6lian Cf.urc/. OP NIWPOl1 llACH -CDMl,a..I 2401 '"'• at s-t. bffel Sunday School .................... 9;3() A.M. li1orning \Vorship ............. 10 ;45 A.M. Nll"Mf'f &-IS•Mft•mtt ,,..,hlff Phone: 642·2725 l\linister; Or. D. \Y . AfcElroy THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ~ Welcomes You. ST. JAMES. 1209 YI• Lk11, Newport hKh 7:10 A.M.-Holy luchotltf l/ \ 9:00 & 11 :00 A.M.-F11mll1 Wo tihl, Alt.,. ..... Holr l1tc.Mrht e1uf Mond119 ''•Yo• TUlSOAY-10:00 A.M.-Hotr hdtorilt •11tl Loyl"' ... of ... ,.. 10:45 A.M......r.o,.. fel~wt.ltlp Nunery ,,o.,Jdff at S111ckty Ir Tu.Wey Serricn WIDNISDAT-1:00 ,,M, '"'YOf' A ,rolw n.. In. Joh•'· Alhey II, Rect., -,.._: 675-0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.~L Sund•¥• 8:00 I I 0:00 Ch~rch S~hool -9: 15 Mid-Week s.,.,ft.n -Wed.· 6:10 ,.M. Thun. -10:00 A.M. k . H1w11t4 Mort C.,,,.,ltht, Ylcor -PhOH 541·22J7 - Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church ]JJ] ,O(.lfk View Drlw, C1r01t• ~ Mo' S1111d..,1·l :OO A.M. I t :JO A.M., Ch11rc.h School/Nu.-..ry·f:JO A.M. Tut"Sdoy-7:00 A.Ill, Wodllffdop-fiJO A.M. Tho II•'· Joh11 109•,. Da,lt., Rector -Ph•• 644.f46J ,!, I 111 I I I I II - ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH .I 12l6 111\t St., H11t1tfllfht1 IHdi i IJ11t Ent of flM Potml t :OO .A..M.-Holv Co<nmu11lon I 9;)0 A.M.-F1m ity 5,,.,;,. & Church School INura•I"/' Coit I ' I l t·OO A,M.-Mo1nl"t W11r1hip rNur1•ry Cat•I 7:00 ,,M,-f,oli.,,t b.1110119 J 59ffl'IOn Ep!1cop•I Yo11119 Ch11rc.hmon ' Jftm e1 c. c.1 .... P11lor 962-7511 1111.1 5)6-4061 -- CAPISTRANO V~LLEY BAPTIST CHURCH J20l2 0.1 O•kpo Rd., Se• J111n Co,htrau10 w.,..,,1, 11 1,111.-.:u p,m. llNMl1y l !tl• J<hOOI -J;Jt l ,m , Chfl"llll ffJitll"41 -J 1.fl'I. rvt11~•1d•• I'••••• -110 p.111, ttuMt W•llllm D1w111111rl 491·1940 -24 Hour$ ' I Stewardshlp l..oyalty &Jnday; the Rev. John P. Ashey, preacher: nunuy ca r e avallable; adult conrinnalkln -inquirer classes 7:SO to 9 p.m.; high ochaol junlora and aenlor aDd coUege 11tudent classes on Saturday mornings from 10:30 to noon. .Jewl•h Temple Bat Yahm o( Newport Beacb will conduct Sabbath 11ervices on Nov. 2 at 8'.15 p.m. in the· Interfaith l.cJunge. 4201 Ca mpus Dri ve, fr\'ine. Dr. lfarry Sherer, ral>- hl . wUI preside; an Oneg Shat>- bat wlll follow. Temple Beth David o f Orange County, 6100 Hefley St., Wes tminster; serv1ces on Friday, Nov. 2. at 8:15 p.m.; family night with those having birthdays and anniversaries blessed by Rabbi Henri E. Front; Cant Qr Harr y Newman. 11ssisting; sermon topic: "Balfour Day, 56 Years Later" with comments on the British "White Paper'' on Palestine; Oneg Sh ab bat following the services, hosted by P.fark and Rita Taller and Allen and Jackie Resnick. Lulheran Chrtst Latlltran Cb.un::li, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa: church school and B I b I e classes at 9:30 a.m.; sm•ices at 10:30 a.m.; Reformation Rally sennon : "Great God. the Refornuation" by Prof. Charles L. ~1anske, er.ting president at 01rist College, Irvine, guest s pea k e r : \Vednesday services at 7:30 p.m. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa; church school at 9:30 a.m.; Mission Festival services at 8 and 11 a.m.; sermon by the Rev. Jack Aamot: fellowship sup. per at 5 p,m., followed by service with Arthur Mauuw, mWionary, as speaker. Faith Lutheran C b u r e b , 34381 Ca ll e Portola , Capistrano Beach ; church school at 9 ..a.rn.; aervice at 10:30 a.m.; U aew ·members to be welcomed; nursery care available; special Christian Educational Fe!tlvat to be led by Pastor James Knotek. Redeemer Lutheran Cbnreh, 1635l Springdale St., Hun- tington Beach : church school lit 9:30 a.m.; service.a at 8:15 and 10:45 ll.m.; Reformation Day aermon: '"Ibe Heart of Luther's Faith and Work" by the Rtv. Eugene Schramm. t."brUt LDLlleru Cbnreb, 35522 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente; Holy Commun1on services at 8:15 and 11 a.m.; potluck supper at 5:30 p.m. in I.he church; church school Hallov;een party ?\.fonday from 6:30 io 8 p.m. In the educa· tional unit ; Junior league lfaUov.·een party at 5:30 p.m. Sunday in Palisades. Newport Harbor Lutlieran Church, '1i8 Dover Drive. Newport B e a ch ; Christian education hour at 9:15 am.; services at 8 and 10:30 a.m.; sennon: "'nle Angel With a Loud Voice" by Pastor Roger J, Berg. Jtlethodllt Flnt United ft.fethodlst Church, 420 W. 20th Ct. Costa Mesa; Bible classes for all ages at 9:30 a.m.; services at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Reforma- tion Sunday address by the Rev. Wilbur Davis on "Chang- ing Catholic Views on the Church"; rofiee reJio1,1,'Ship between services: nursery care available. Flnt United l\.fethodl s t Church, 1822.5 Bustwd St., Fotmtain Valley; service at 9:30 a.m.; youth meeting at 6:30 p.m.: senior youth C'ar wash at the church Nov. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; United Methodist Women ~tallallon luncheon at Francoi s · Restaurant; call chureh office for reservations by Nov. 1. University United Method.ht Church, 18422 Culver Road, Irvine; church school and services at 9 and '0:30 a.m.; sennon: "Why Don't You Pass It On?" Christ t'hmcb by the Sea, United P.1ethodi.5t, 1400 West Balboa Blvd., Newport Buch; church school and ~rvlce at 9:30 a.m.; sermon: 1'The Faith-works Pendulum" by the Rev. Robert B. Shepard. Jr .. pastor. ?\.teu Verde U nit e d ft.tetbodilt Oard, 1701 Baker St. Cos1A Mesa; clalrcb school and service at 9:30 a.m.; sermon : "A New You for a New Day" by Dr. B. Lothalr Green. minister; nu r" er y care provided. l're•bylerlaH St. A1 a r k Presbyterlnn Church, 2100 A1ar VI s t a , Newport Beach; church school and service lit 9:30 a.m.; sermon: "Jes us and His Friends" by John Bol ler, Jr.; assi.!itlng elder will be Ji1n J oh n s o n ; congregatiorud meeting to elect officers im· mediately following th 11 service. st. Andrew's Presbyterian Chnrcb , 600 St. Andrev."s Road, Newport B e a c h : services at Ii, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon: "On the Witness Stand'' by the .H.ev. Charles H. Di e r en fie Id : deacons or the church conduet a guided tour of the gro•Jnds and facilities following each of. the services. Religious Sclrut<!e Church of Rellglous Sclentt, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach: services at 9 and 11 a.m.; sermon : "The World We Live In" by the Rev. Dr. llenry Gerhard, minister; junior church for all ages and nursery care available at 9 a.m. service. First Church of Religions Science meets-in CoFOna act Afar High School, 11 0 I Eastbluff Drive, N e w p or t Beach; church school and service at 10:30 a.m.; serm'Jn : ''The Faith You Live BY'' by the Rev. Albert Burk e , minister. First Church of Religious Science meet s in the Masonic Temple, 3011 S. El Camino Real, San Clc1nentc: service at JI a.m.; sermon: "Parental Guidance Suggested" by the Rev . Leslie S. Harrold; heal· ing service Tuesdays at 7 p.m.: Science of JI.find classes on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Newport Harbor Church of Religious Science meets al 541 Center St., Costa JI.I es a ; church school and service at 11 a.m; sermon: "The Pt1en· tally Equivalent" by the Rev. Eleanor,-C. Jackson; coffee and social hour following !he service. U11itnria11 Un I t a r I a n Uni\o·crsaJlst Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Jl.lesa ; church school and se rvice at 10:30 a.m.; sermon: "The Family of Jl.-lan" by Robert Jordan Ross. (See PULPJT, Page 9) NEW YORK (AP! -A big, ne~· push is developing to get teaching about r e I l g i o n res tored W public school education in this country. The drive is coming in two arenas, both among educators and church people oul In the field, and Jn the halls of Con~. There. the fffort took on new dimensions when the U.S. Catholic Conference called for a constitutional amendment permitting both religious in· struction under p r i v a I e auspices and also prayer in public schools. The 100ve has sparked debate in religious clrcles, and some opposition. Until it came, !he issue in COngress had been largely confined in recent years to repeatedly defeated proposals to allow "wlunlary" o r ''noodenominational'' prayers in schools. About 30 such proposals - seven in the Senate and 23 in the House -are again up1for consideration. St. Luke's To Observe Anniversary • Joining in a dinner at the Mile Square Golf Course, membe rs of St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Goldenwest and Trask, Westminster, will celebrate the fi fteenth an- niversary of the con· gregation's found ing on Nov. I. Main speaker will be the Rev. Oswald Waech. executive director of stewardship and youth for the Southern Califomia District or the L, u I he ra n Church-Missouri Synod. Phillip C. Gehlhar, pastor of the church since December 1972 will present his first an· nual report on !he status and goals or the congregation. Galen Miller, ch a r t e r member and present treasurer, will present "A Story or God's Mercy" as he shares a history of the a:in. gregation. Other leaders of the congregation will p r es en t awards to the man and woman of the year. • St. Lukes' congregation was founded through services held in Sigler Park Wlder the Jcadership of the Rev. John Costello. now a professor at Concordia Se m i n a r y , Spr· ingfield, Ill. c OAST c HURC H DIR • II A Cordial Welcome from w. ln¥il• Yo11 THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH To Wouhip I LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER H11nfi119ton l•a(.h WMSl!lp-t:OD A.M. AT FIRST UNITED l'£WPORT HAABOR I OF THE MASTER 1 ts Atcrte .... boa • ., ... METHODIST CHURCH LUTl-ERAN Q-U!0-1 11:1S A.M. et St. Mlci.o.r1 2721 17th St. 536·JSJ7 2~00 P•cif ic View Or. E,ltcopol Ch•r<• 798 Dover Or., LI 8-3631 ,I, Coron• d•I M•t Mo1'911ellt9 ot 'Klfl(. YMw DJ. s.,.,;,,., -9:15 J IO:JO ConNMI ct.I Mor N1tnl<'Y Cite AU Mol'nl119 Newport B••ch In. ~ D. fr ... H.,, ..... : 675-0950 Churir.h Sir.hool -91 r 5 Rot•r J . l•rg, P•ttor ...... lllllde'f ldll9I C\au .. -All ""' Coil• M•1• H11ntin9ton l••ch -North E1tlv Wo11h ip 1~00 a.111. t 'll f9 1•111 AM. FIRST UNITED COMMUNITY UNITED Chtl1!ian Education t : 15 0.111. WftJl\f' tffvr-lf1M A.M. METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Nurwty I. C•lfM "9vr ,....,lfftl 19th St. J Herbor t l.,d. f•1liv• Wonhip 10:)0 0.111, PllCIN'44-J664 Worthlp Sen'ICOI 6662 Hell ........ 142·4'461 Nursery Care Available f 1JO & 11 :00 A.M. Worthip -9 l 10~10 WELCOME Church School -9:10 A.M, Cfturch S~hool -9 I IO:lO -mArtL w. U•mLL, D.o. C111la M11• Norlh lt¥ln• -Ea1t Bluff MESA VERDE UNIVERSITY CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Mi11ouri Synod 760 Ylct.,5-St, C•t• M-'-'••• \l•rd• & 81ka1 St. IJJ.1211 L•,._, Y. TerMw, p_., 549-2719 11•22 Cul.,., Rot4 541·541M Warship & Church S(.h11ol •I Unlv.,..llY Ori¥• Wertltl' lf"ltftl l:ll & 11 A.M, SIHMlt'I' k.lltth f !JI A.M. 91JO A.M, Worahip I Chutt.h Sir.hool Ad\111 •••le (~U t J:Jt A.M, h11nlaln Vo ll•v 9 I 10130 A.M. CJioriltt• Eo.11twy k._. -MMIM FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Lab"• l•ach METHO IST CHURCH 1•225 luth•rd GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH 962·2591 21612 w.,r.y Ori .... Wotthlp I. Churt.h Sir.hool In SOUtlt Lat- Worthir 011d JJS01 STOHIHILL DI. 9:JO A.M. Chur(.h $(.hoe -I 0 A.M. OANA ,OINT Minr1ter 499-1011 DONALD P. IANltSON, ,ASTOi I Ford l. lr1Ull•r n ... ,.w....,,Mn.a. .... WOR5Ht, l :J0&11 :00 ss-t .45 I . 4f ).J414 4fl·407J I I CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA N•wpott l!laech 1400 W. l1lbo• 81¥d. 67J·)l05 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH R*'I. lobott I. Shepard Jr. 18182 Culver Drive Wo,..11' -t :JO A.M. Churcfl, Schoel -t :JO University Perk, Irvine In. H•,..,. H. N'-e1111 \\! IJj t :OI A.M.-Wenlllp Ii h94ey Sc ... f SABBATH SERVICES 10:30 A.M.-W~p & S~ey ScflMI RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 552 .. 121 harbor reform temple ~ AABBI BfANAADP,KING ... fl'lfttiC\at PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH CMltllT C:HUllCH 'f THI SIA UOI W, ........ 1""9., """"" a.Md! M ... 'WiN Dri.,.. &-... ., "'-t, c .... M.... Celff. fOJ 1nfotrrM11ion: C.1187~7230 ANOO:I"# C. ANDllS.ON, P•tt9r -JlM Nll..S.ON, '""""' ,,,,....., k-4 l:M t,m.-Mao'ftl ... ...,_,, l:OI 10111 11 : .. a.I'll, I -- 'rift<• of Pe•c• L11th•t•11 School -Miu E1lh•r 0 11011, 'rl11cl,el FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Office 'ho"e1 54f·OS2 I 5c!'t0ol 'ho11ar 5•9-01•2 610 W. Halllte1 Street, c .. te M..., C.tlfenif. MJ·fll1 If A.M,. I P.M.J ' tUlfOAV l'(Nooc;;,r.q-K,M. WOll"ll" llllVICEl-11:11 A.M & •1• l".M. l"IA'fll MEITING-WIDHll,DAY EVll!NINO I ,,M, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH cM1narv '""""'°"' lftlttllft l"ltlW-lali o. 'Ill-• OF NEWPORT BEACH .. • Attencl The Chzircli '"' C'lttr Orl-"rwr.rt ••tc~aq.fm Or, I', II•"" 11'IOl't, '•t1•1r ,Vllftf $C"'9tl -ti,. A.,lill , Wlnltt, 1•:>t AM. t. t:M ,,M. Of Your Choice WHllf .... f '•lrtf Jlll'.,ltt t1» l',M, • . TO BE INSTALLED Dr. Gerald Ptder1tn Lutherans To Install New Pastor Dr. Gerald Pedersen will be 1nsta1Jed as pastor of P.fount of Olives Lutheran Church, 1'.lission Viejo, Nov. 4 at 7:30 p.m:--- The Rev. Verlyn Smith, director for campus ministry, Western States, "'ill be the guest · speaker. The ll.ev. Charles Endter, dean of the Long Beach district. will install Dr . Pedersen. Re\•. John Bruneer, assistant tQ the president of the PacUlc Southwest Synod, 'A'lll participate in the service. Special r.iusic will be sung by the chancel choir. Dr. Pedersen comes fro1n San Francisco, where he has been campus minister and director of the ecumenical cenler at San Francisco State University for si x years. He served as chaplain at the University of East Africa, Tanzania, for three years. He served as a professor at Ccn· tral lAJtheran Seminary in Nebnlska and was the mission developer of As ce n s ion Lutheran Church in Baldwin Park. Dr. Pedersen and his wife , Dru, have three children. Brad is a junior at the University of Ca!Uornia at Davis. Their daughter Kim will enter Mission Viejo lfigh School as a jwlk>r and Scott begins klndergarten ,\fen1bers of the First Bap- tist Chur c h of lf untington Ueach-F o u n ta i n Valley "'ill be participating In an area-wide "World M i s s Io 11 Celebration" Sun d ay ~r ternoon. According to. the R e '' . Douglas \\'. Jeffrey, !he rally will be beld in lhe Finl Bapt !st Church ol Sana Ana , and wHI b!'lng together representatives from some 50 churches ln the South Coast area of American Bapt ist Churches, comprising southern lA>6 Angeles County and Orange County. THE PROGRAM will contain a variety of unusual features. according to the Rev. Vernon Legg, of Fountain Valley, the area minister. Exhlblts fron1 several overseas ml s s 1 o n fields are being prepared by girls from the fellowship guilds of the churches. A massed youth choir, with yo.uth from churche s throughout the area. w111 be directed by Bill steele, of First Ba~t1 Bellfiow~ and Allaiilliocola, ol Finl Hapll•t. Hu ntington Bea~Fountain Valley. One or the most <lramatic features will be a "Procession of the Natlons", with yQUth from the First Baptist Church , Santa Ana, carrying nags of the nalions ln which American Baptist Mission work ha11 O!' is now being done , wUh missionaries or nationals from these fields nlarching beside them. This pageant will be narrated by Pttrs. Ivan Bell , oJ Laguna Hills. THE REV. Al Lemhert, ol First Bapti s t, Be\lflov.·er. moderator of the South Coast area. churches, will lead the congregation in a victory celebration in culmination of the annual "World FeJIQWship Offering" for o verseas missions, wh ich has been received in lhe churches throughout the month ol ·October. Keynote speaker of the afternoon 'A'ill be I.he Rev. James Conklin, A mer I ca n Baptist Missi(lflary among the Hill Tribes in Thailand. Theme of the Celebration is "Give Them Christ -Give Them Tomorrow." Dr. Ivan B. Bell. ol f>'irst Baptist Church, Laguna Jfills, is program chairman -- EC TORY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 M.,...n. fNHr U-.J H, ..... , ...... Rn. ~ I!. loMrta, P.nt ht!N, We...tilp: t :JO A.M. CIMrtc• klleef1 t:JO A.M. Oflu1 20112 M .... 11, St. .....I t•Mt41 Church of the Covenant 2110 .. lnoftw ....,, Coste M., lrite• A. ltmto, Post., S11it4sy Wo,.lp &-CJio11roh Schol -l :lO & 10:00 A.M. l'tloM: 117·JJ40 Community Presbyterian Church 411 floNolt A ..... , let•H .... In. Artfl1r J, T•li""*" Rev. Albeft O. H)9,pe -RO"f. Arttiur I . c•ortlor S119dmy Worship: t:OO &-11:00 A.M. Clilfdi S....1 t :OO A.M. ,.._1 4f4•751S St. Mark Presbyterian Church Ctn.,,_..,..• lottMdf Dffw,, CM9M i1t1 Mw Dr. C.Cll Ho"-. Ac:tlnt , ... .,. W~p I-Cfl•rt:ll Sdlool -t 1JO A.M. ...... : '44·1J41 , t-.. This Sunday Worahlp in \ LISt . .llndrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. Anclrcw:: Rllild • Newpon Boach Or. Ctiorle1 H. Dl•t•rif!ald, '•.tor "ON THE WITNESS STAND" Or. C•erMt H. Di.r..n.iit, "'"'•litt StnllM CotMttn Aftll••le ld,nlltll Ser¥JCtlt: 8 AM. 9:30 AM 1nd I 1 AM CtoUrl caro •"d ehlldr•n"1 Sund~y School 11 1u te1v!ce1 ¢ TEMPLE SHARON Tiit COllltfftt1" .,,...,.. .. for ... ... 1,. " ..... "'" 617 Wet .._ ..... C.-. M ... A.II J,wtth fafl'l ll11 1r• rn ... he ~ to iolri 111 !11 • truly 1111t 1111191111 SAllATH IYfNINct SlrtYfCE5-fllDAf AT 1111 P.M. ''""-11 LH4H -R9"1 ....... ., .. 6•6-5 552 Templ1 Shor•11 Chor, -On•9 Shi ltot • • I I I • • 1 • . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • e '. . .. .... ' ' . ' .. I • '' ' ~ .I I DAILY PILOT 9 l St. James Festival Scheduled Peaathouse Chapel PULPIT AND PEW Chaplain 'On Call' (From Pa1e I ) U a 11 a r t a n Unl\'trsalist FtUowahlp or Laguna Beach \\'ill meet ut 11 :30 a.m. at the U-U Center, 429 Cypress St.. to hear the program "Afghanlstan Today" by Barbara Jones. r e c en t J y returned (rom the dark con· t.inenl. For f u r t h e r in· formation, call 4~1186, St. James Episcopal Cliurcb or Newport Beach will cele- . brate 'All Saints Day" on Thursday at 8 p.m. by holding a choir festival. The choirs of St. ~1ichael's Episcopal Church of Anaheim and Church o! the Messiah in Santa Ana, \\'ill combine with the St. James choir in leading a choral Eucharist, utilizing the Missa Marialis. Also to be presented are the anthems "Sing We Mer· T S k rily" by Jack Osseward, "How O pea Goodly Are Thy Tents" by Charles L. Manske~ acf.. F.A. Gore Ousley, and "How ing presi(lent of Christ Lovely are Thy Dwellings" Colle~e, lrvine, will be from the Brahms' "R""'-uiem." •"1 the " etormation Rally Special descants and ran· Day" speaker at Christ fares have been composed for Lutheran Church. Costa this service by the organist· Mesa at the 10:30 a.n1. choirmaster of St. James, service. Michael Secour, who will be ----------- conducting the c o m b i n e d llOLLY\VOOD (AJ>) -In the style of Hollywood, The Rev , Or. Roy McKeown runs his parish from a penthouse. Dr. McKtown's ministry in· eludes the hopefuls and the (ailures of the. entertainment wor1d. OrdaJned as a Baptist minister, he is chaplain or the Holiday Inn of Hollywood and cooducl5 Sunday services in a penthouse chapel. "This town has a multitude of problems , but the greatest of them ls loneliness," he said. A CARD In each room of the Inn reads: "Chaplain--0n- call. A clergyman is available at any time to our guests who have a spiritual nt:ed." The card lists day and night telephone nwnbers. Do many hotel guests call ? "I get some calls," says Dr. McKeown. "But actually I make more c.-ontacts by being in tbe lobby and the coffee shops with my hotel badge, which lists me as chaplain. People see it and 'start a conversation, and sometimes they start to tell about their problems. "When the telephone calls come, they are usually desperate. There are a lot of people who come to Hollywood thinking they're going to find success. When they find only disappointment, their whole world coltapses." The Los Ange 1 es -born McKeown is a preacher's son who was long associated with evangellst Billy G r a h a m . whorh he succeeded as first vice president of Youth for Christ. choirs, organ, and brass ensemble. The organist for the service will be Owen Brady. organist-c.ho.irmaster at All Saints Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills. Church of the Master TlllRTEEN YEARS ago, McKeown founded World Op- portunities Inc., a re I i e f organization which also offers counseling at its gleaming while headquarters a few St. Edward Books-Film The parish family. ot St. Edward's Episcopal Church of Westminster will present a film, "The Story of Carl Gustav JWlg", Friday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. _ iq the _ cbyrch at 8912 lJaz.ard Ave. The newly~released, three· part oolor film includes photos from the Jung family album, foota ge Crom his 1926 safari in Africa and paintings from "The Red Book." Beth David Sets Dinner Temple Beth David o I Westminster will conduct a ••Crazy Dinner", Nov. 3 at a p.m .. in the temple at 6100 Heney St. The chefs of Sisterhood will prepare the dinner with gµe sts selecting their own is-course dinner from the menu of some 25 items. Celebrates Anniversary The 15th anniversary of the organization of the Lutheran Church of the !\faster. Corona del Mar, will be celebrated Sunday beginning at 10:30 a.m. Dr. William R. Eller of Laguna Hills, former pastor of the church, will deliver the sermon. The Rev. Wilbur Allen of Seal Beach will serve as liturgist. Charter members will enter the church in a procession Youth Nigl1t At Redeemer TREES of the WORLD "tt Between Sa nta Ana and Orange blocks from 11ol1ywood and Vine. Mesa Bible 01apel Picks New Officers New oflicers have been elected by Mesa Bible Chapel. according to the Rev. Robert Jacobs , pa stor. Guest Speaker Returning to the church Or. William R. Parker. council are Thelma Pierson author of "Prayer Can and Robert Doria, both of Ch y Costa Mesa, who were elected ange our Life," f will speak at Newport or a second two-year term. Unity Church, lSt.h New deacons are Robert Street and Irvine Boul· Doria , Kenneth Pridham, Har-evard. Newport Beach. ry Jacobs, Lee Weilein and Sunday at 10 a.m. The Dick Scharmach. New deaconesses are Tola __ pu_b_l_ic_is_i_n_v_it_e_d_. --- Jones, Mickey Doria, Helen Scharmach, Vera Maupin and Lillian Hennings. The church also voted to change the name to ~1esa Bi· ble Chapel (Foursquare), the pastor announced . Speaking· in the 10:50· a.m. service SWlday will be Dr, \Villiam Diehm, psychologist The chapel is located at 1734 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. Oktoherf est Scl1eduled By Retirees Othel" De11omlnatlo11s Crown VuJley Covenant Chuttb, 24600 La Plata Drive, Laguna Niguel; service at 11 a.m.; sermon by the Rev. Leonard Peterson. missionary to Japan; sanctuary choir will sing; Jinx and t>aul Robbins of Orange will pn>senl "~1usic for a Sunday Evening" at 7. Jtbovab's WI t ne s s es, Kingdom Hall, 22Tl Canyon Drive, Costa f\.t esa: serv ice at 7 p.m. sermon: "Living Nol for Self, But to do God's \Viii" by Henry Hendri ckson, local minister. Grace Bible Cburcb meets at the American Legion Hall, 565 \\'. 18th St., Costa t.tcsa: church school for all ages at 9:30 a.m.: service at 10:30 a.m.: the Rev. Thomas Tyree continues series on Philip-- DR. J. VERNON McGEE "THRU THE BIBLE RADIO" I 0 A.M.-"WHY DO CHRISTIANS SUFFER?" 6:30 P.M.-"IS ISRAEL IN LAND FULFILLED PROPHESY?" {Illustrated ) COAST BIBLE CHURCH SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO MARCO FORSTER JR. HIG H SCHOOL -DEL OBISPO AND AVION 493-1949 494-1848 830-0407 Games and costume contest will follow dinner. M r s . Norman Wiener is chairman. assisted by Mesdames Jeff LeBoff, Seymour Koslin and Hany Kallin. On Fairview Avenue:.:_· _:>::38~·.:11'.:9'.'.l~~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""' pians; nur1ery provided; hour or praise al 1 p.m. continues study of James: for in· formation on home Bible studies and pastor's tape library, call 5S2-oo92 or 518- ;927. Newport Unity Church, 15th Street and Irvine Avenue, Senior Citizens' 81 d g. , Newport Beach: church school at 9 a.m.; service at 10 a.m_; lecture: "You Can Be Healed" by Dr. \\'illiam R. Parker. psychologist and aulhor, guest speaker. f'lr1:t Sl.ngles Church meet! at 1310 E. \Valnut Ave., Orange; church school for an ages at 10:15 a.m.; service at 11 a.m.; Dr. Richard Chen. pastor. invites all children under 12 to gather in front or the sanctuary for an in- spirational message: sermons to be presented by alternatlng deacons, deaconesses, church school teachers, and other leaders or the church; evening fellowship at 6:30, baptismal service following reg u I a r service wilt\ sermon "Why Us Baptism Necessary?" Conventio1i Scheduled How does Christian Science heal? listen to fi rsthand ex· periences. This week's program: " "IS LIFE A GAME OF CllANCE?" 7:00 A.M.-Kfl·440-U 1:45 A.M.-1CMPC·710--l4 7;15 A.M.-KOCM·FM- 101.11-H.I. Octo~ 21, lt7l . TR.UTH HER LS ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTO,RY HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 541·4704 Y. L. HlRTWEClt, r .. tor GALEN I'', HERTWECK HAllVEY MITCHELL A1Mela1e '""1•• Mlnln1t1r of Mu•lc -SUNDAY Slilt'YICIS - f:4$ ,A,M.-$1111day Sbhool I 0:50 A.M.-A11oclate Pct5tor Speo•in9 "Tllo Chrb llH .A11d Tho Gift Of To1MJ110" Ant Corh1tklaM 'c 7:00 P.M.-"E.1pect Ttleto Thln9s .. #l S.nl'IOll by Pntar COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE . or: Nl!:Wl"ORT BEACH (Mtmhr Chur(l'1, Uniled Church of Rtll9lou1 StlMCL L.A,J SUNOAY SERVICE and SU NOAY SC HOOL -ie,Jo A.M. ALIERT BURKE, RScF -Mlnl1!t• "THE FAITH YOU LIVE BY" LITTLE THEATRl'-CORONA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL UOI EASTILUFI' Of!., NEWPORT IEACH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach l iblt Scliool & Mor"'"9 Wor1hip 9:00 & 10:30 A.M. FOil AN INSPIRATIONAL ME'!iSAGE-OIAL '"·6114 Minl1t1r'1 P~ont -54•·010 Y.?uth Group1 ••••• , 6100 p.m. '.=====================~II Eve n:ng Worthip , • , • 7~00 p,m. NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCI ENCE "SCIENCE OF MIND" Nurs!rV e•ri oniv!ded e! ell setvlC•• Of!•C" ~:ll-2;Wt 01'1 ~lion 536·'il0 ~~~~~·~··~-~~· ~-~K~ .. ~M~·~·~,_~,~-~·~-~·~"'~'"~-~.,,~·-~"~"~~~~li;;;;~~~~:;;::~~~~;~~~;~;;;;;;lll SU NOAY SERVIC• & SUNDAY SCHOOL ... Mtni1tor ••• Rtv. Ele•nor C. J~t~llln 541 Center St., Co1ta Mesa -546-1032 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE , ll:H A.M, II~==:==:=.' EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST J'Je1vport-Mesa Christian Center 148 TWENTY.SECOND STREET COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 645-6620 ' JOIN US THIS SUNDAY CHURCHES IRANCHES OF THI M0THlll CHURCH THE fllST CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTON. MASSACHUSms "PROBATION AFTER DEATH" OCTOBER 28, 1973 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE .•.•••.•••••• , • , . , ••••• , •• 609 11th St., Hw11th1gto11 leach -5)6·5'50 Sci1nc1 of Mind l1clu11 ••••••...••••• , •••• , , .• • 9:30 A.M . f1mil v Wo,.hip S1 rvic1 ••••••••••••.•••••••• , •••• 10:50 A.M. REV. GENE THOMPSON, MINIS TEil Mo11t111101e Recr .. tlon Center 26100 Mo11ta11011 Dr. totl1slo11 Ylelo Sl6·4757 Corona del Mar COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wor1hfp -10 A.M. Churt:i'I School-10 A.M. 644·7400 8:30 & II :00 A.M. Morn~ng Wonhlp Costa M•sa-First Ch11rch of Christ, Scientist 2110 M ... Yllt'de Dr., Co.to M ... DR .J. VERNON McGEE Through Jhe Bible Radio At Both Services-lo A.M .• 6:30 P.M. COAST BIBLE CHURCH _ __iii====== ' 1YOUR BEST INVESTMENT" . Or. Georg• 0 . Wood, Pastor 9:45 A.M. Christi1n Education 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship "The Middle East & Bible Propfltcy: Getting Ready for Armaggedon" Dr. Georg• 0 . Wood, Pastor Snd.., Scheel-9:11 A.M. Ck11rcll S."k• -11 :00 A.M. 1tHdl119 101111, 21!50 MHa Verde Dr. Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist Ith & 011 .. , H111tliw,to11 haeh So11d.., School -t :JO & 11 :00 A.M. Ch11rch -t :lO & 11 :00 A.M. RMdl119 looM -221 Moh• St. Laguna Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist 635 H*fh Otl~ , ChurcJI & S1111day School--10:00 A.M. Reodh1t R•o-21" Fore1t A\'o, Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Sc ientist JJO) Via Ll4o. Newport a..ch Chord! & S11~ $cheet-t 100·10:JO A.M. ll:eodl11t loolft, 3315 Yla Udo Newport Bt•ch--Second Church of Christ, Scientist 1100 P•lflc Yf•w Dr., C:C-11• ct.1 M•r Cllu~ll &. S111td.., kltoel-10:00 A.M. IHCll119 RffM -1500·1 Coost Hwy. lllttfl Nau:bl111, Wiid. l"•!Jet Tfttlmefly MMtYllfl -I p.m. -All Churches MAllCO FOASTl!R JR. MIOM SCHOOL DEL 081Sl'O I. AVION, SAH JUAN CAPISTRANO 493·1949 494·1848 830·0407 •• -I ~lMNE ~LL<; ea11MUNl1Y @;iuRCU I RANCHO SAN JOA9UIN I • INTIRMEDIATl SCHOOL 1 48'1 MlcMlton, lrYille I \Sift OltlO F'Mwty to CvlY•r -It!! on Ml(l1olltnl ~ Rev. Rici'! So11111tlsoA, Pottor 9:30 A.M. Sunday School for all aqes 11 :OD A.M. Mor~!:-:9 Worship NURSElllY Colllll ,llOYIDEO AT tOTH MOUllll F01' lnfOr""ll!tfl 1:-t1'111~t Olhtr Mtotl1119t c.i1 Ill.JIU THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY AllUl1iH with l~t t11,111t O""trtl Co"ttrtM• All <rl'< cordfall11 Invited to ottcnd th• church Seventh-Day Adventist Church rp1 I C I Cl j sertnces and enjoy tile privileges of th.t I t t' 11 d R 271 _.t.voca~o St., Cost• Mno ~lllOU 1 _o!!:j~ 0 10)\~, ltlrC_l __ Rea tng ooms J••Ph F. J•ffr•r•. P•itor -Phon• S41·65f6 lr======c='=lld;:C;:•;:•;:•;:';:,.;:,,._.=_=A=T=A=l=l':S;:l;:RY::l;:C;:ts======ll Stbl..11h Schoo! ............... , ......•••••••••. ,.:JG •·"'• I 0 ( '1\rC\Vnort HnrLllr 11 Mor11ln1 wo~•h•p ••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••••.••• 11:00 ....... 1 ~ J \'I r Prtv•r Mott1n9 Wtdntld•V •...••.•.•••.••• , ••• , •.• 7:10 p.m. 'w"o"•"""'"'-,:-c,::,:::.;::lllCH SCHOOL -10:00 oll,M. 5UHDAY ADULT 1111.• l'UO'I' t :H .A,M. Wit~ 0, C~1tlt1 Mtnr•t -----------1'TIM D•ort or T•11r Lit." Pe1ter Jell• A. Lt.tftet 3262 ltdd St., New,•rt hcici'I -642·2141 HUlllllY CA.RI l'lllOVIOllO AT ALL Sl!llVICIS Ctl1'flLAlN JOltH A. LINOVALL-PollS'TOR llEH ,RA!l!R a. TIRR'I' LIHOV,t.LL-ASSOCloll'T ll! l'ASTOltS Att;end Church. This Week LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CO,NGREGATIONAL 340 St • .t.1111'1 ,.loco at Glc1111erre John M, Roynalds-Ml11lster h1'111y Wotdiip l Ch11n:h School-10:01 A.M. "UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST: FREEDOM AND RESPONSlllLITY .. s~r111011 by Po1tor 494-8061 i\cwport Un it y GUEST '!iPEAKEll D...-etlo11ol S•rYlc-10 .A.M. Svnd1v School for •fl tg,t -9:00 ,,,.,, 15th and lrwlne, N•wport looch OfRca -646·1111 DIAl·A·PIAYll 64'-7151 CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON, COSTA MESA lhtwHn Horbor & Fairview! Si.11 . l lblt Stvdr -9:45 A.M. Svn. Mor11. Woni'llp -10:50 A.M. S•n.,Evt. Wor.tllp-6:00 P.M. Wad. I••· Wo r1hlp -7:JO P'.M. NURSE RY P'ROV IDtD (Wlltl AlltfMUn!l WILLIAM l!Plflt, Ml"ISTt• 645·~191 O• 549·0S4S,: I DAIL'( PILOT Bani~'• Debrit Baseball slugger Hank Aaron (light), who's one home run away from Babe Ruth's all-time record, laughs it up with Flip Wilson, on whose show he'll appear Nov. 15 for his debut in show business. TONIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGHTS KTLA D 7:30 -"Dr. Strangelove." An excellent political and military satire starring Peter Sellers (in three roles). George C. Scott, Keenan \Vynn and Sterling Hayden. . KH.T O 7'30 -"Topa>."-An Allred Hitcllcock thrtller fron1 1969 starirng John F orsythe, Fred· er:ick Stafford, Dany Robin and John Vernon._ ABC 0 8:30 -"Money to Burn." A convict uses the plison print shop to counterfeit $100 bills. E.G. lit· "~hall , Mildred Natwick, Alejandro Rey arid Ct ''" Llttle. C 0 9,00 -"Chisum." A John Wayne west- ern from 1970 with Forrest Tucker, Christopher George, Ben Johnson, Glenn Corbett and Lynda Day George. TV DAILY LOG By T.T. Watergate Show Abridged 1 Tele vised Hearings Will Be Shorter, PBS Reports • • . Coe:ta Mesa 'a Jlm Young r~ malnt at the top ol lhe Dally Ptlot'1 trivia ladder today - but only on the slim margin of a Uebret.ker. Jim and another Costa Mesan, Zelda Gaudentl, each whipped I h tough last Sntu.rday'1 quiJ. t.o score 11 out ol l2 -lhe same 11, N a matter ot fact. But Jlm knows hi 1 rock and roU s:lngen, and his Uebreaking tally on the trlpJe tragedy made the difference. 7. The 90Wld or Jack Ben- ny'J ~taxwell was , among other effects, the creation oJ this inventive Vtlice. a. He wa11 the real Santa Claus in "Miracle on 34th Street" and a lovable coon- terfeiter in "~Ir. 880." By JAY SHARBlm' He said the Se n a t e NEW YORK (AP ) _ The Watergate eommittee 1nay Senate Watergate hearings are release a list and schedule scheduled to resume next of coming witnesses today Tuesday. But doo 't expect and, when PBS gets it, it'll each day's v I d e 0 1 a p e d pass on its content! to public testimony to be rerun In run TV station ofticlals. and the House Judiciary Com· mlUee, headed by Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr. (0-N.J.). An aide to Cannon said the senator already has informally notified ihe nc lworks that 111•(" coverage of the hearings will be perm itted on the ~me TV "pool" basis as the \fatergnte hearings. Right behind was I a s t "'eek's runner-up, Tracy God· frey ol Costa ~1esa. who got the one Jim and Zelda missed <and. with Costa Mesa's John Ru~ell, pointed out that Robert Morley was Katharine ltepburn'11 brother. not her father, ln "The Afr l can Queen") but blew the first two on the ll11t. Russell tagged eight oI the 12 correctly. Will Jim Young do it again this week ? Or will so.me of you other trivia buffs head him ol.f at the pass? Tune In nerl Saturday, same time, s11rr>e st11tlon and flnd out. Meanwhile, chew oo the11e: l. What were "Them?'' 9. What pop singer started that short·llved dance, the Locomotion? 10. Richard Carlson 1 e d three lives while portraying this real life CQWlterspy. 11. This alumnus o( the Bowery Boys and Dead End Kids opened a bar on TV for the summer last year. 12. 1beir names w e r e James and ,_Jarian Jordan, but radlophiles knew them better as whom? You're a trivia superstar if you can answer, without help, this tie breaker -who played the three yoongJt.ers in the movie "Home Sweet Homicide?" at nlght this time on public "WE'U. SlMPLY notify TV. them and say, 'This is the There won 't be any gavel·t~ committee schedule and what gavel reruns, nor will there would you like us to do?" even be any more abridged he said. "'lbeo we 'll try three-hour repeats of the hear-to carry out their wishes ings according to the Public within the limits they've set." Broadcasting Service. There v.-on't be any live The show will be rar shorter daytime broadcasts or the -maybe a half hour, maybe hearings on public TV. NPACT an hour -but it depends discontinued such coverage on what \Vat.ergate coverage last month because it con- instruclloos public TV slalions flicted with school service pro- give PBS before the hearings grams oo local stations. resume. PBS says. The last daytime broadcast The major factor, a PBS of the hearings was on Oct. spokesman says, Is that a ma-3, when CBS eovered it live. jority of public TV stations The three networks say they in effect said ''enough , haven't decided yet what, if already," when asked earlier any part, of -the coming hear- lhls month about continued ings they'll cover live. They gavel-lo-gavel Wa t e r g a t e ended their rotational system reruns at night. The hearings of live ooverage on Sept. 28. Last Week's Answers have gone on 4.5 days so far. * t. Robert Francis TilE STATIONS didn't want IN ICASE YOU were wonder- an abridged t h r e e · h o u r ing about live coverage of 2. Dayton Allen version, either, he said, adding hearings on the nomination 3. Chill Wills that a seoond factor in the of Vire President-deslg:nate 4. Janet Waldo reduced Watergate coverage Gerald R. Ford, keep on was the prire tag for the wondering. The networks and Oscar at Last 2. The recently deceased Gene Krupa and the still-ac- tive Benny Goodmin each had their lire stories filfned? Who played their roles? 5. Jim Piersall previous full coverage cf Ule PBS haven't annouriced any 6. Harold pear y and hearings. plaru, mainly became it isn't Gale Sondergaard, who won a best supporting ac- \Villard Waterman It averaged $12.000 in pro-known yet-when the "hearings tress Oscar in .1936-for '..'Anthony Adverse," final· 3. A toughle for the 007 aficiando6. Who played the movte role! ol. James Bood's bos!I and his secretary, Miss Moneypenny? 7. James Arness ductlon costs for each evening will start. ly gets her award from Charlton Heston. The Oscar show put together by the Na· J,Jut it looks like they'll be replaces the plaque given out originally. 8. Margaret Hamilton tional PubliC' Affairs -Center allowed to televise the hear-,-----------·---------- 9. Russ Tamblyn for Television -NPACT -ings, to be held by the Senate 10. Robert Morley . which covers lhe hearings for Rules Committee, cha.ired by 4. 1'ley emceed those top qui1 shows of the fifties, the $6-1,000 Question and t h e $84,000 Challenge. public television, he said Sen. Howard Cannon (D-Nev .), 11 . Leo Gorcey and Hunlz•,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;~;;~~~1lr~~~~~~ Hall I 12. Billy Batson Surfing Fiim Festival 5. Of course you remember the oJher three. but who played Ed Norton's wife. Trix- ie, on the original Honey- mooners? Tie b""ker -RI ch I e I~• •easily the best ~~ens:;p~~ddy Holly and Lhe movie SO far this Year'' -St<11>h•nF1rb•r , Send. your entries to • NEW YORK TIMES~)-.·" TRIVIA, Clo the D<Jil11 Pilot, ili.."::i.! 6. What was the actor call· ed who played "A Man Called Peter?" Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Whtw-.WW'ltyouin'62? r.~ All entries must be iii the 1 1nail by J\fonday to qualify. NEW LOCATION Same Great FREE Cooking School Every Thvrsday, OCf. 25 thni Nov. 15 9:30-11 :30 A.M. EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA, Newport Center (Across from Fashion Island) •Prizes • Surprises •Gifts Worth More Tlian $2,000 rtfore exciting and profitable than ever before, the annual Cooking School returns to the Orange Coast area for its 22nd great year-but in a ne'v location, Edwards Newport Cinema in Newport Center (across Irani Fashion Island). You're in· vlte(l to a ttend free and to compete for prizes Including a Litton Electronic Oven, Amana Radar. R ange, ElectrcrGrill Tabletop Barbecue and more -national brand names among prize iten1s in- clude General El~tric, Frigidaire, Oster and oth- ers. Plan now to attend the area's greatest cook- ing school • , • Co • Sponsored by Richard's Markets, Lusk Homits, Davi~Brown Ap- pliances, Edwards Cinema, Sou+hem C.lifomie Edi<on Company, Orange Coul Dany Pilot, Co••I Community College Di•lricl IOronge Coo>! and Golden We•I College•) • Rldllrd AM" EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT .. Dtlltflttll ..... _, u._0o °" '111111 1"9<Mt••P'lllc t:llNkllt "L•T TH• eooo TIMt:I ROLL" "GODS~•Ll" I• . """'' kllwlnllt,, C:Mlllft 8""1'• 511& SMl!#Ml, Htrbtr1 "WILLY "La K1rtJ111 St:K SHOP" WONK A" "OIR RolaN. "CHAR· K.IVALlt:R" In Ctlorl Lon•·s ,., "LAST TANGO tH P.llllS'' .ll1tt1 ,llllt"I "HAKEi) LADY'"CllOf' 011 C. 0111:ktr/C. l ""'Y "LIT TMa 0000 TIM•S ROLL" •ooosPaLL~C..,fPO) IXI WEl"fQ) "VISIONS OP ll•HT" • "OAM•S" Ctltr (QI hi & S1111 M11. "WILL"( WONl<.I" "CHA•· lOTTa•s Wll" CG! "DAY OP' THI' JACKALH llW•t M,0_ "IULLITI" .. !ft Ill CllHI !POJ JAM SESSION Sundey 8:00 to 11 :00 P.M. Plus Dancing with the Vince Howard Trio 4:00 to 11 ,00 P.M. lllllAUIWff ' NEWPORT BEACH > 3333 W. Coast Highway Newport Beach 714 -642-2295 ' "REDHOT BLUE" ~y C. W. Mt1t1lk1 ,.,~. Betty Boop Cartoons C:lll'll'ltlt Sl1"n 7,H & J:H rWIN A ~URFBOAROI OM Glv ... .lw1y Etdt WMll c..,,PO,. • 0.11111 .11 r11 .. 1r1 LI Do NIWPORr BIACH fNlRANCl TO UDO l!il l 673-BJSO -"'"' -R'td O'N"I lol'bro strw1 .. 11d ''What's U , Doc?" ---IOTM IN 70 MM __ .. rr:,=: .. t: ~Manof hMancha~ --!Bl• WXDATJ 7·f1JO l UT, & ....._ • lt4M1H-71IS-f14J WINN£~ OF 3 ACAOl,iMY .IWAAOSr -~a1tlLO't ~ l!lJo TICl'4NICOlOfl• PANA'llSIONI ---- TIA 11"""1 I lllMll --~ WIST , WORLD fJIOJ SOYllNT GRllN INI ........ Mlo .. !.tutlt- ~&CIPIC TH•&T .. •S . D .. IY&·IN I SUPER SWAP lilEETS HARaOR aLVD.Drlw•·ln Sit.I sw ... ·l1m to •pm ORANG• Drlw•·ln t & 2 F•I.. Sat. • Sun.·I am to 4 pm f, .. "'~*' s.Moyt " --ltt41 .. · Family Fun? Prollt•I ••,.•Ina O•lw•I 1 ....... 1 ......... ~ •••th ... . I Hu-••••· B71 -1162 · l ........... . •"I .t ••.ti ~1/.1211 ll) NOOltl _, 11 ....... TTaQll /1 ) SCHOOl GllltlS "'' (2) GlllS GROWING U, (.JI SWINGING WIVIS 111 h•l<t ... . ,,_ ... .... ,,.,. c: ... .. ~~•-1011 Mn•~ ''""" • ...... &I. ~'l·l.UJ MUI_...., LlfTLI 110 MAN !'Ol " ........... MAN CALLID ito•s•"" 'Dutch' Reagan Was theGuv Q: What's thl1 about British televlafon plln.a.lng to prnent an opera with the •lagers start naked? la th1a true? -l\tra. Audrey N., Chicago. A: Only partly. A soprano named Annabel Hunt will be notable for her nudity. "Everybody think! of opera singers as big fat ladles," she explained to a reporter. "f lhink I'll prove them wrong this time." Since the opera (Monteverdi's "Ulysses") will be sung in Italian, the pro- ducer believes Miss Hunt will double the ratings: "For ('Glad You Asked That') even those who don 't understand Italian will appreciate seeing Annabel ln all her full frontal beauty." Q: That actress "·ho rides along "Dusty Trail" with Forrest Tucker and Bob Denver looks famlllar. From what other TV 1bows? -l\lr. and Mrs. 0. J. Connon, Pittsburgh. A: Stunning Jeannine Rlley laughed It up for two years in "Hee-Haw," and also enjoyed a tw<r year run in "Petticoat Junction." Jeannine Jived the life of Riley making a United Artists movie recently w i t h Robert Blake (of "In Cold Blood "), entitled "Electra Glide in Blue." Jf the new comedy \Vestern i!fl't attacked by rating Indians, Tuck- er plans to create a nightclub act featuring himself \vith Denver and Jeannine. Similar -to tile one-he-developed- with Ken Berry and Larry Storch in the midst of "F·Troop.'' a film about JIMI HENDRIX A OOC.,_,.,.,tJIT 'M* WUNf:ll lllot 0 A W""N(ll COfilllUJllCAMlll 00.•Atn' A ,1()1: I O'tO, iOHN ltfA,11, 'tlO OA!t't Willi ""OOUCTIOll OO.l ""J:.i::£"°-:r-ol !~~~..r.I EXCLUSIVELY, 2nd TO~FEATURE JANICE JOPLIN "MONTEREY ENTERTAINMENT Merv Sets New Sho'\v For Vegas reri1arkablefilm to emergesince CtcitB.DeMine founded r-=~,. ! loll)"'·ood:· -Vfl!NOll SCOTT, I -O~ll Y PILOT J I Sat11rt11y, Ot~ 27, 1973 Night Owl Bonanza FAMILY TWIN CINEMA ~~!!~~. Networks Offer Quulity Progrcunming ~ COllON4 O•L M4• HELD OVER ! By RICK DU BROW -" > ·-· ""• CINEDDME l/ '~. ... -·.c.·--,_ "';".~'l.. ' "GODSP'ELL" • "ln TH E GOOD TIMES aOLL" "SOUND Of MUSIC" ·~ "CHARLOTTE'S Wll" fGJ- 1 "THE SCHOOLGIRLS" (R) ''THE SCHOOLCJIRL5 GROWING UP" (RI "SWINGING WIVES" (RJ •'GODSPELL" {GI "LIT THE GOODTIMIS ROLL" IP'GI "CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLU8" ---,,-...... •• s,n .,._ E.B. WNte's Charlotte's Web a film about JIMI 1" ·HENDRIX PLUS . JANICE JOPLIN "MONTlllfY POP" P'L.US THe ANIMATED FUTURE LfNGTH .. O•rtt C, S(ttt "THI HIW CINTURIONS" (l) "HIAVY TRAFFIC" rot•d IXI ?NP AT VlllJO CHARLES 8RONS0N " ''THI S'ONI IUllfl" MAILOH laANDO 7' 10:)4 Allli:N FUHTS "WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY?;._ IXI HEY MOM - 9:14 '''"' ------S11"doy Moth1e• Coll ThHtf• for Sched .. le This Is The Show I Want To See .. SAT. & SUN. SPECIAL MATINEE at ttle MESA THEATRE ''THE LEGEND of AMALUK'' A true llfe color film of en Eskimo boy •nd fli1 •dventur•• In the fer north as told by the one •nd only Lorne GrMne. 2ND FEATURE The delightful ooquel to "IORN FREE" "~ING OF BRIGHT WATER" " O Rating TWO SHOWS ON SATURDAY AND ONE SHOW ON SUNDAY! DON'T MISS IT! Children $1.00 MESA c~~~: 1884 NfWPOllT SlVD !i48 I 552 Max vonSydow Liv lllmann. ltOWARD8 HARBOR,;o;:r:.1 ,..,_ •"'1. At "''-""' II. -4•1•MTI .... ,._. co•~• •• .,.. Call 548· 1552 .. .... -1 ... 0 ..... ---·• • ,-.-·-. • • • • -,-, • :1 ,{PG) EDWARDS ':l\~\lo\C ~\l~R 1<1>~10~ .... _,t,(l•V.~ <t»,l• "''~" • '11Q 4141 Pl.US· EOWAQO co~ hll~lftlf THEDAYOF THE.JACKAL , ... ~,flO~ "' 'l ' "'-,_) H1'1 Wi.lol• _ ... JuHJ111n rlll•• i~to uel ···•"' ' ... .......... ruJI J/\MES COSUR 1) "MA••Y !"°°1 IN YOUl ,OCK(T" l • I 2 OAILY PILOT ~ REPL ICA OF MINE TUNNEL WILL BE PART OF SCOUT DEVELOPMEN T Boy Scouts Have Sign.d 2.>year Lease for Camp Pendleton Project A Good· Deed to s~onts 2 LagiuHt Fanlilies Play Big Role ctt Famed Adobe By FREDERICK SCllOEi'lfElfl, 01 "" O•ltr 'illot Sltlf A unique gift rron1 t\\'O pron1inent Laguna Beach ran1ilif'S \\'ill play a large role in 1>lans by !he Orringe Colmty Council of Boy Scout s to restore the Las Flores adobe at Can1p Pendleton. The historic adobe-, bu11! in 1886 by John Forster. is JocalOO on 51 acre~ of land recently leased by the B:i~' Scout Council fro1n !he U.S. i'l1arioc Corps. 1tfr. and ~1rs. 'Roy Childs. former ~ners of tbe Art Colof\i.s P.Q,ttery Shack, plan la refurbish I wo of !he 16 rooms in the two.s1ory ranch hause. ONE R00\1 will serve ~ a muse um and will be outritted \\1llr·lndian artifacu. rock~. minerals, sea.shells oad pioneer rellcs. The other room \viii be converted loto a workshop for pouery and v.·eaving and other arts and crafts . Art CoJony rC"sident Harry and Ida Howard have made a sizable donation for construction or the Boy Scout camp adjacent to ihe adobe. ~IO\\'!lrd is the "peppennill king'• v.ho brought his peppennill factory from England to lhc United States in 1949. The Childs and Howards also plan to construe! a n1ine tunnel. "'ater 11,rheel. gold panning str('am . fishing lake and a small ~·lexican village oo lhe site. THEIR GIFT actullly is 600 acres of land near Lake Sutherland in northern San Diego County. Boy Scouts currently are improvin~ the site, building roads , opening-springs.and clearing meadows. Following completion of the im- pn:ivements. the land v.•ill be sold and !be prOC('eds placed ih a fund for<restoro-.. lion of Las Flores. The adobe \\'fls built by Forster in 1886 as a v.·edd\ng glfl to one of his three sons. Louis. It has been vacant for generations, hov.·ever. Located near me adobe are the crumbling ruins of a mission asislencia (satellite mission) originally buill to serve ?ilission San Luis Rey to the south, THE SI ACRES leased by the &y Scouts is located near the Las Pulgas gate to the sprawling Marine Corps Dru>e. about ha!f way between San Clemente and Oceanside. Orange County Girl Scouts soon mlly join in efforts to restore the historic si!e. "We are most graterul for this op- portunity to help serve the young people of Orange County,"' commented Childs. "Our contributions a.re modest compared to the ~·ork and gifts of so many others who llave-helJ)e<t Initiate the Las F~ res projed and who "''ill be responsible !or its overall development and opera- llon ." Commented Howard: 1',Ve believe the training the Boy Scouts v.·ill reC<!ive 'at Las Flores \\•ill help assure a better tomorro,.,. for our adopted rountry." I le noted that Mrs. Howard'.!i personal seashell collection will be among the items on display when the n1usewn is con1pleted. Lease for Beaclaes Lido Isle Spurs Campaign The requsel by the Lido Isle Conununity Association lo renev.• its lease to the beaches and 1treel-end lots on the ex- clusl\'e Newport Bay island may be decided by 1\'e\Yport Beach councilmen as early as 1\'ov. 12, even though the ex- isting lease doesn 't expire un- til 1976. LICA offici3.ls have been campaigning behind the scenes for several 1nonths to get the lease extended as quickly as possible for another 25 years. City fllana ger Robert L. \\'yM and Vi ce t.'fayor Howard Rogers have conducted a :wr- ies of closed-door meetings with UCA lan'Yers and 'Vynn disc losed he has drafted a re~t for city councilmen lo revi ew. \\'VNN SAID that report will not be presented when coun- cilmen meet ~1ooday, primari- ly because he has been unable to review it with Rogers because Roger1 has been out of tov.'Jl on business. \Vvnn declined to discuss the preliminary draft of the report. pointing out t h a t Rogers may not concur with al! of it and Ir n1ay need to be rewritten. If that ha~ Cocist Ca11iera Club pens, 'Vynn said, it could delay coosideralion by the full couocil until later in Nove1nber. \Vyan declined to say how much money !he homeowners ' association has offered to. pay for the three miles or be8ches and the 2o-odd street-end lots. The rent has been $750 a yea r ·since the lease was last rcne~·ed in 195!. IT IS KNOWN that the main 3rguments LI CA ofricials are using lo plug the renewal in- volve costs the city taxpayers would be faced \\'ith if the beaches reverted to public use. \Vilbur 0. Lay man. LI CA attorney said there are ac- lually three basic pitches he is using in his negotiations. "There is absolutel\1 no parking for .10y extended non- Lido Isle rommunity use.'' he said. Only parking available to beachgoers \\'OU!d be on the: streets in front of privat e homes. ANOTHER REASON for ex- tending the lease. Layman said, is that the f9cilities "are no.w being operated at no cost lo lhe city, whereas I un- derstand that the cost to the city of operating other city beaches is substantial." 'Vynn said Marine Safe!,v Director Robert Reed h:is prepared a study of beach n1aintenance and IUeguard costs if !he beaches were n1ade public.. but he declined to release it a! thi s time. Crlti<."Cll of Plat111ers High-rise Unit Bows Out By TERRY COVILL£ OI 11M O.ill' I'll" St.n On Oct . 9, Arthur Knox resigned as chairman or the citizens multi-story s t u d y t.'Ommillee in lf u 11 Ii n gt on Beach, spouting caus tic remarks about th~ city's plan- ning department. Now. the entire high rise committee has decided to step out of the action, at least for 30 days. In a Jetter to the city council and p I an n I ng commission . Lorraine Faber, secretary or the citizens committee, says the committee will not elect a new chairman and will sus· pend all activity for 30 days while Planning Director Ken Reynolds reorganizes his staff. ONE OF TRE committee's chief complaints has been \\1hat it calls a lack of coopera- tion from the planning depart- 1nent. The fact that four dif· fe rent planners have worked on the high rise proposal dur- ing the past 14 months was cited. The citizens committee "'as :appointed by the city council in August. 1972. to serve as an advisory body to the plan- ning depart1nent an d planning commiss ion for the creation of a city high rise ordinance. Koox and. other members of !he committee have also expressed impatience over ths continuous re\•ision or the proposals. with nearly a dozen drarts written and revised. ED KERINS, chairinan of 1 he p I a n n i n g com1nission. defends the process saying it•s necessary to prCKluce a law the ci ty V.'ants ... ''Their concem ol'er the length of li nIB is valid, but it's n co1nplex subject and l\'C h.:ive to do the job right." he said . Kerins sa id the coinmission is nO\Y involved in the process of re viewing the full ordinance before any public hearings <ire arnouncecL and he could give no esrimatc on when Hun- !in~ton Beach will ha\•e a high rise law. The C'ily is one of lhe fe\V in Oran~e County without specific planning prO\'.ision for fhe cOn<ilructioo of high rise residential, C'ommerclal and industrk1I buildings . with recorded votes, to show the plaroing st.air conunission direction. -Pick a learn leader for the high rise study. -Improve inlra.Qepartmen- lal and interdepartmental pro- cedures to insure that staff ·presentations to the co1n- mission reflect total staff er- fort, Including coordination with legal counsel. -The fire department and building department shctuld provide a written status report on the reoonvnended fire sa(e- ty requirements ror high rise. -Have the new commission secretary prepare a written proposal definlng the future Beach Uniflcatio11 relatlonship between t h e citizens committee and the plaming staff, Mrs Faber ended Uie let· ter noting. "'Mlis comnHtee totally re j·e ct s future parlle:lpatio:n on the reac-- tionary level forced upon it in the past by the late receipt of staff-prepared material." District Hires Consultnnt A consulting firm, Arthur Young and Associates, was hired tQ sltKJy the feasibility of unifying the five elemen- tary school districts within the Huntington Beach Union High School District. The firm was chasea by representatives of individual school districts -Ocean View, Seal Beach, Huntington Beach City Westminster and Foun· fain Valley and the high school district GleM Dysinger. Huntington Beach Unloo High School District 's administrative assistant, was selected ex- ecuUve secretary, and will serve as liaison betwten the representatives and the con· suiting firm. ARTIIUR YOUNG a TI d S .. Coast Hospital's Problems Not Over? Preliminary figures 'indicate Mission Community and San that South Co.a.st Community Clemente General, w h i e: h Hospital.in South Laguna will opened more than two years close .the books · on the 1972-73 ago . fiscal year at the break even Krogius said South Coast is point or perhaps with a slight averaging JOO patients per surplus of income over ex-day, with some peak oc· penses. cupancies 126 patients per Tristan Krogius. president day. "We can operate the of the hospital board of direc-ho.spite! at 100 patients per tors, said the improved finan-day and break even," he ad- cial pict ure was due to de:d. "serious belt tightening" and "From the financial point a rise in the number of daily of view and, more im- patient admissions. portantly, from an evaluation Last year the hospital show-of how good a job South Coast ed a cash loss of $50.000 and is dojng~ in providing health there '>1.'Cre fears thal losses care to the C<>mmunity. we could have amounted to can properly conclude that our $250.000 this yea r, Krogius hospital is in excellent shape." noted Kro~ius said. Associates v.1as one ol two !irms invited to meet with the Unification Study Com- mittee, but was the oo!y ftrm which attended and made a presentation. The other con- sultants, Price, Asterbouse and Company, declined' to bid. The contract call9 for a $200 per day fee, not to exceed 30 days and $8,000. JI at any time during the stbdy period the firm decides unlfication along the fi ve-way present elemenrary school boundaries is not feasible. the firm has instructions lo halt the study. "IN ESSENCE, the com· pany is on a day to day basis," commented C u r t Bluemke , associate _superintend~ ~ q,11 l ll e s 1 services f o r Westminster School District The ocnsultants wUl dettver their first report at the next meeting of the study com- mittee, Nov. 7, at Ocean View School District. Di s t r i ct representatives ordered tht finn ta spend a maximum three days forming guideline! to the entire feasibility and repor~ the findings Bl the Nov. 7 meeting. Pollution Airings Set Krogius. however. sai d "We had some nervous tBpitol News SWvlce South Coast's financial pro-moments about a ye::ir ago SACRAMENTO -Tb e blt>ms may not be quite over. V.'hen ii looked as though the California Air R eso ur c es Saddlebae:k Commun i l y condition was deteriorating Board will hold a public' hear- HospitaL a 150-bed nonprofit and we would be faced with ing here Nov. 13 on a proposed facility , "·ill open in Laguna losses between $250,000 and plan to provide for the review Hills around Jan. l, Krogius $300,000," Krogius recalled. and regulation of the con- said, and may draw off the He said the finnncial pr~ struction of complex sources ten patients per day South blems of last year placed an of air pollution. Coast now recei ves from that extreme strain on the current Complex sou r c es are area. expansion program to increase facililies wh ich may not emil IN ITS "bo"•ing out" letter, "I can"t predict how much the ho.spital more than 21}() ponutants direetly but where th e advisory committee made of nn effect Saddleback's beds a·nd provide n e \\' construction ma y result in in- six suggcslions to help com-opening will have on South emergency. surgical a n d creased emissions as a res uJt plcte the hi gh rise study : Coast, but il is a factor that special patient care facilities. of increased vehicular traffic the board of directors is an-lf the present occupancy of that the facility w o u I d Ass!gn a highly qualified ticipatiog," said Krogius. the hospital is maintained, generate. 'l'hese include shap- person as secretary to the South Coast's occupancy Krosius predicted. sufficient ping centers, sports arenas. Planning C:Om1nission (Kerins already has been lowered by cash flow v.•ill be generated college campuses. h o u s i n g said Reynolds himself has two proprietary ho,Spitals. to cover the cost of expansion. subdivisions and freeways. reassumed the active role as -;:;;:;::::;:;:::::::::::;:;::::::::;:.::::::::::::::;;;::::;:;;;:::;:::;:::;:::;.::;:::;:::;:::;:::::;::;;:;;-conunission secretary.) -The commission chairman and the secretary should establish a formal procedure, A 111iou11ces Officers A rare, medium or -,-,,....,~-~~ well done offer: The-Coast Camera Club. n.e next meeting \\·ill be i\O \'. v.·hich 1nee1s mon1hly in 1~ at 7:30 p.111. in the Ne\\'P()1't Kcwport Beach. tod:iy an-Bench Parks and Reerr:Hion nounced nev.· officers for 1'.li3· offiet>. 1715 \V. Balboa Blvcl. 74 and officials st1id thf'v phin The 1>uhlie is tnvit~. a membership dri\'c to inrludc -- college students <IS v.·cll asl.----------~I adult amateur photogr<lphers. 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Dresses Sport Jackets, Slacks Swe.tters, Sportshirts Long & Short Sleeves, Knits in Sport & Dress Shirts sin eris OEPARTMl!.NT STO"C MAJOR CREDIT CARDS WELCOME • also includes soup du jour or fresh garden salad, piping hot home4 made bread and a bottomless cup of ouf special blend coffee. With an offer like this, don't stay home. You can't afford it. This Coupon Good for 'TWO TERIYAKI I STEAK BROCHETTE DINNERS l Specially priced $5,95 tor both oupon good any e'vening Sorry, no credit cards 1 Trojan·s, Notre Dame SOUTII BEND, Ind. IAPI -The old 1tory of the immovable object 8lld the in'ellltible force ls expected to be retold here this afternoon when Southern Ca1Uom1a and Nolre Dame collide in their annual football classic. Alm«st every year It is a meeting f:l teams ranked among lhe nation's top 20, with at lea.st one of them un- btate:n and in contention for the national UUe. This game is no exception. In fact, it bu a number of extra added at- trJCOon• for the U!Ual sellout crowd TED1 S. PFLUEGER ·Lagunan's Advice San1e To Williams By STEVE BRANO Of .... ~Dill~ 1"110! Still One thing you can safely say about Dick Williams is he isn't the conventional type. The Oakland A's and soon-to-be New York Yankees manager has been labeled a loner, one with stlcng beliefs who will walk away before he bends. He isn't big on taking advice, either, and at least ooe time It worked in hiJ favor. "Dick came to me after his dad died," says .'fed S. Pflueger tA La&un• Beach, "and wanted r to know what he should do with his life. "He end my .son played on the same Eliot Junior High football team in Alladena. He was the quarterback, the best athlete in the school, and my son was the end. "I asked him what he v.•anted to do. He said he wanted to manage a ba5cl>all team . "I told him he was a fool and to get that out of his head. I said his chances of making it in that profession were like trying to find a needle in a haystack.•• Enter Williams' stubbornness. "He just repeated thai it was what he wanted lo do," says Pnueger. "I told him there were so many o<ber things around lie rould do. I reminded him there weren't many big league managers ( f6 then) ·and be would. be better off trying "°""'thing else."· Pflueger says that's the last time he saw WiWams but he was able to follow his ascent to the major leagues. "I called him when he was managing Boston in 1967 and talked IO him, but 1 still haven't seen him, says Pllueger. "Naturally, he has a standing invitation to visit here any 1.ime he's in 1own but managers ere busy people ·and I don'.,.want to bother him.'' The 73-year-old Pflueger says Oakland Is making a big mistake losing Williams. "l don't blame Dick for leaving lf he's not happy," be says. "f think Ow-lie Finley must be nut! to lose a guy like Dick. He's such a great feUow and he 'll take some of the players with him. "Oakland v.'On't be the same without Dick." Pflueger v.•as asked what 'he woold do if Williams or ~eone like him asked his advice on the future again. ' "I'd have to be honest and tell him it'd be a longshot." says Pflueger. "I'd advise Jµm against it even triday." of 59,075 and a regional television au- dience. Southern Cal comn Into this game On'l'V'folla11 Channe l 7 at 10:45 with a 5-6-1 record, the No. I ranking, a slJ:-game unbeaten (two Ues) string aplnst the Irish aod laat . . . but oo- w'here near least .•. Anthony Davis. Notre Dame wrecked Army 62.-3 last Saturday to rabe its record to 5-0, hang on firmly to lt.s No. 8 ranking ftnd stay in contention for ita first na· Ilona! title since 11166. The Irish closed oul that title ltUOD with a 51-0 victory over use that had the Trojans smarting for several years. Tbe memory of that loss, boftver, has grown less painful with each IUCCeeding 1rlumph over the Irish, capped by last year's 43-23 victory in Wlti.ch Davia scored 11% touchdowns. But Notre Dame coacl1 Ara f"'lghlan h8! more to w~ abput thaJI the swift Davi!. He said, 'Pat Haden, in Jolut Fittipal.di, Donohue Co-favorites Vie In Riverside Run SPECIAL TO mE DAll.Y PIWT RIVERSIDE -Emerson Fittipaldi and Mart Donohue, two Intent, dedicated road course experts, were favored today in two races that inaugurate the first Intemational Race of Champions. "It's a tossup between those two," a veteran observer said, "despite the unique format that will put every con- The lineup for today's first race had Peter Revson and George FoUmer in the second row, David Pearson and Denis Hulme in the third row, Bobby Unser and A.J. Foyt in row four, Bobby Allison and Richard Petty in the next to the last row. and Gordon Jobncock and Roger McCluskey bringing up the rear. testant in three different cars. They may not be the best dri"" bere. but Russi· ans lbey_ar be.ad of tbe lass on _ _ road courses." Fittipaldi, the 1972 World Grand Prix driving champion, and Donohue, the 1972 Invented Indianapolis 500 winner and twice the U.S. road racing titleholder, held the froot·row posiUorur for a 30-lap, 76-mile dash beginning at 9:30 a.m. B ball? The IROC brings together for the ase e first time anywhere 12 of the world's premiere drivers, all with one or more championships and all bringing top credentials as either road course or oval track experts. The second race in the four-event series Vias scheduled ror the 254-mile Rivnal Raceway later in the day. A third race will be run Sunday in between two heals of the final Can-Am Challenge cup event of the season-in wh.ich Donohue also is an overwhelming favorite. The mooo-faced D o n o h u e , an acknowledged expert in Porsche machin- eey, already has clinched the Can-Am title in a 1,200 horsepower, ttrbo-cllarged Porsche. He will be going for his sixth triumph in seven race1. For the IROC, !he drivers will use hot little Porsche Carrera coupes. gaudily-painted machines that rate abou t 300 horse power and are all prepared identically in the Germany factory. The winner of today's first heat moved to the back of the field and takes over the last place car for the second race. The 12th place finisher moved up and takes over the first place car. There is a similar shuffling of drivers in all three races, so that oo dr iver like1y will handle the same car more than once. The top six points finishers in !he three Riverside races move on to Daytona Beach. Fla., for the final heat Feb. 15. The first three heats carry ( priz.e money of $25,000 each. The Florida finale ~ys $65,000. Fittipaldi edged Donohue by an eyelash for today 's ftnt raoe role starting posi· tioo. The Bralillan w'ho now lives in London was clocked at I minute, 28.42 seconds for a speed of 183.415 miles per hour. Oonobue's time was 1:28.64 seconds; his speed 103.158 m.p.h. Willia111s Still Stalemated RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. -Dick Wittiams, lonner manager of the World Ciharnpion Oakland A's, said he spoke Friday to team owner Charlie Finley without reaching a settlement ln their contract s:i:uabble. "Oiarlie . aod I !!'I aloog fine ," Wiiliams said. "We . brought things up to date but be hasn't released me from the <Xlnb'fct ... Willialm' &aid he would sit out next season If he couldn't get the release. "'lbere ~ is no W&Y. that I'm going ·to go back to Oakland," Witliams said. "I've had some business offers oUtside o( baseball that I might con'slder." • Snalth Trnded BOSTON -Reggie Smith, the Boston Red Sox' controversial outfielder, was traded along with relief pitcher Ken Tetum to the St. Loui!J cardinals Friday Ste WILUAMS, Page 14) MOSCOW (API -'lbe Yurls and Vasilys along Moscow's Gorky Street never heard of Babe Ruth, but the R11SSians really did invent baseball, or "beizbol," as they eall it. It says so on page 60 of the "Antriklopedia Sportvania" ' ' S po rt s Encyclopedia" at the Lenin Library. The claim was confirmed by a leading member of the Soviet Conunittee on Sports. 1'le ancestor of baseball, a.s well as English cricket. is a sport named "lapta" played by Russian peasants back in the ?.fiddle Ages. "Lapta," said Alexis Chik:ine, a gray. haired, hawt-nosed, pleasant man who serves on the Qmmittee ol Sport!, "is older than the word 'sport' itself". Nicholas Shartx.e, sports historian for the official Soviet news agency Tass , said there is proof that Japta was played in Russia, Romania and Finland in the MiddJe Ages. ''In Romania, they called it 'olna' and in Finland it was 'pal lo' or 'pesa." Shartze said. "It is said that Anglo- Saxon tribes overrunning the Ea.stem continent became intrigued and canied the game back to the British Isles.'' That was before the English refined the game and called it cricket. in the 18th cootury, and hmdreds ol years before baseball was invented. Lapta is still played -in its primitive form -in the hinterlands of the sprawl· iog Soviet Union: "Unfortunately," l a me n t e d com· missioner Olikine sadly, "in the cities, ft has given way to a variety ol more emotional. games." Lapta is played on a field 150 to 250 feet. long and about half as wide. with two lines at each end -one an -extended batter's t)ox, the other a base, or "house." Seven to nine players make up a side. The batting team is called ''butsaia" and the team in the field "vodatsa." The bat. called a "lopatka." or "spade," is about 30 inches long and straight. The ball is the size of a baseball or tennis ball. and soft, originally made of wound cord but now rubber. The ball has to be soft because the only way to get a lapta player out ls to bean him with the ball. , 'lbere i.s no pitcher and no catcher. The batter throws the ball up and hits it with a bat -in the fashion of those old "one o' cat" kid games - and he tries lo run to the "house" -or base -and back before one of the fielders clips him with the ball. The batter alone may run for the base, or the entire team may run. always risking getting hit and out. The batting team bats until all men are out. Then the "butsaias" become the "vodatsas." A run counts when a player runs lo the house and back without being hit with a ball. He may stay on base. The flekling team gets a run for every ball caught on the fly. A game lasts about 60 minutes. Sa.turday, Octobtr 27, ilf73 OAJLV PILOT J3 Battle of Unbeaten • Ill ~tcKay's own words, is the best p&s$er he's coached.. Lynn SwaM is probably the best receiver in the country and J. K. McKay (the coach's son) is a Sood receiver, hlmselt." "When you add Davis' k.lckofr returns and Swann 'a punt returns, you can see they're a very dangerous team. And they've got size to go with lbose skills." Davis buried the Irish last seaJOn with those 111. touchdoWM, inchtdlng kickoff returns of 97 and 96 yards. But Parseghian laughingly said he has found the way lo stop the quiet Trojan lhls year. "rve got this medal \,hot a couple of priests gave me, and on kickoffs I'm going to clutch It tlli\tly." But be added more seriously, "We will probably make our de<:lslon on whether we kick wlth or against the wind. With a wind at his back, CUff Brown would have little difficulty getting It deep In lhe end zone it he hits It. If we're going agaJnst the wind, we might use soccer-style kicker Bob Thomas to kick away from Davi!." USC's only blemishes tn Ill last 2S gamC!J nre a pair of ties, lnctudinr a 7~7 game with No. 3 Oklahoma earlier \hi! sea!SOn. Bu1 the Trojans will have to contend v.•ith a Notre Dame deferise which i11 ranked No. I in the nation. giving up an average or only 141 yards per game. The offense, led by juni9r quarterback Tom Clements and runn\ng baclu Art Best and Eric Penick , is patent and looked unslOppable agains t under-man· ned Anny. Ul"ITI......,. NOTRE DAME 'S ART BEST (DARK JERSEY) WI LL BE DOING HIS BEST AGAINST use TODAY. Offensive Machines Collide At Coliseum: Cal vs UCLA LOS ANGELES (AP) -California, rela:iced with nowhere to go, and UCLA's Rose Bowl-hopeful Bruins match ex- plosive offenses with on e • t w o quarterback punches today in Memorial Coliseum. 'Ibe Bruins, 5-1 and 2-0 in the Pacific-II Conference, are four..toochdov.n favorites in the game that kicks off at 3 p.m. The Golden Bears, :J..3 and 2-1, are ineligible for the ~ Bowl because of NCAA recruiting violations. But that doesn't mean the Be.ars have ,nothing to Jose, says their coach ~Uke White. "We're relaxed -we have no place to go. But we realize how im· portant these next tM> games are to our program. We have a chance to establish some respectability nmv -and I see a ray of hope." After UCLA, the Beats meet Southern Cal. They recruit heavily in Southern California. Six starters on this year's team are Crom Los Angeles city h.igh schools. Coach Pepper Rodgers of the na· tionally ranked (13th) Bruins respects the Bears, parUcularly on offense where he says they have ''as many ovtstanding plllyerB as we'll see this year." The Bears expected to be mainly a passing 'team this year w i th quarterbacks Vince Fe1'r3iamo and Steve Bartkowski, ran 66 times and passed only 17 last week in a 24-14 victory over Oregon Stale. White plans to split playing time for his quarterbacks and v.'OO't announce \Vho v.ill start until just before game time. Rodgers. meanwhile. says senior ~'lark l~annon will start ahead of John Sciarra. ~he sophomore v.•ho started the last two games. Both will see plenty of action jf Rodgers stioks to his strategy or alternating them each quarter. The Brulns, who average 41.8 points a game, will be wilhout fuUback James McAJbter for the second straight game because of a sprained knee. But his substitute, Charlie Schuhmann, gained 105 yards on 13 carries in last week's 24-13 victory over Washingtoo State. California has scored at an average of 34.7 per game in its last four games, much of the fireworks coming from tailbacks Otuck MWlCie and Howard Strickland. ~1uncie. a 6-foot-2. 20$-pound sprinter from Pennsylvania, is averaging six. yards a carry. Joining Schuh1nann in the backfield for UCLA is halfback Kermit Johnsoi\, \Vho averages eight yards a carry and last \\·eek broke Kenny Washington's UCLA career rushing record. After Rooent Crash Gabelich Looks Ahead, Still Plans on Racing LOS ANGELES -Jn his left hand. scarred at the wrist from surge ry. a card was offered by a man who stootl tall despite a tw~piece cast up to his left knee. ''GARY GABELICH," read the orange and black card in bold capital letters. "World's Land Speed Record Holder. 622.407 miles per hour." Debt-ridden from hospital bi 11 s, Gabe.Heh is anxious to crack the sound barrier In a rocket car next year at Bonneville Salt Flats. The money has stopped coming in lrom his record run in the Natural Gas Industry's Blue Flame three years ago. lie doesn't have a lot of n1on\'y but. as he held out his colorful card th<it includes a picture of a rocket car, he said. '·Jt gave me a callin g C'ard and 3 narne people kno\v." 11e seek.-, sponsorship for ano1ht·r rocket c3t his Hocketman Productions is developing, and he staled, "1 C!'l1 guarantee a sponsor I e I e v I s l o I! CO\'erage." !low can he do th<1I" 29 . S<tid the crash 1nerely SC'l him back a year in his go,.l of 725 lo 750 m.p'.h., 1rhich he feel!' necessary to su~s the speed of sound at the 4,200.Jo6t high salt flats. He got SI0.000 in 1970 for breaking a record. Last June he received the last of endor~ment payment' which he said amounted to $50.000. A ~t dinner and rafOes staged by ra:tf,qg people last year brought him $6.000. • "I owed $33.IXIO in hospital biU~;'y spent 31 i months in !he hospital. r hnd silc l<'g oJ)crations Rnd two ~ m,y h;ind. 1'1n 3bout $12.000 in deb! oow, ;ind !'in going to ha\'e another opera- li<Jn." : 1 II·• f'Oltlft'rl t11 the hif.! loe of ~ left 10,11 and .s<1 1d, "I "':int to be I\ to bend 1t UJ)\1ard so I c:in 11alk bettet.' ThC' f1tx·r~ln'" ca~! ha~ l<tces so thit he c;111 rfln1ove 11 hitn~('lf. ''I still need It. bernusc 1! tnkr.s tune for the tmes ln S('al in." • J Two Tied for Sahara Golf Lead "People like to !lee crashes," l1e ex- plained. ''I even like to see n crash as long RS nobody is hurt -nnd l'1n not in it." A cr::ish April 7. 1972, during an e:c· pcrlmental run of a dragster at Orange County lntcm11tional Racev.·ay nearly cndc<i his daredevil life. G;1\)l1lirh s:ud his tr.nin is working in n~'arhy l....ong Be;1ch designing a rockell car silnilar lo 1he Blue Fla me. but 1nore po11·erful thnn 12.000 pounds °'I thrust th:1 t. pu!ih€'d him lO peak speed o( fi~O 111.p.h. "\\'c re:illy ferl 11·e'l'r got the answor lo breaking the sf'('ed of sound -40.000 J)(1Unds of 1hrust ," he said. "I'm hoping 10 ch'an up sponsorship by the end of Sflve mlx>r. I'd like to !llart con- strurtion in January. tc!lt In August. nnd break the sound barrier ln Stp- tcmher or October." LAS VEGAS (AP ) -Baby-faced John r.fahaffey fashioned a flve-tmdcr par 66 and moved Into a tie wl.th veteran L<>u Graham for the se<Olld·round lead Frl· day tn the $135,000 Sahara lnvilatlonal got( tourniment. Mahaffey. a shy, blond second-year pro wt>o looks much younger than bis :zs yearll, had a 00-hole total Ii 13', elcht undu par ror the bright and sunny Sahara-Nevada Cotmtry Club ooun:e. Graham, a drawling veteritn of 10 ~c:11"!1 on the tour, had a 8e00nd con· secutive 67 and was tied , ror the top spot u the flrst·rowld ler1der en- countered mlld to ~nous trouble on the 6,SOO.yard, par 71 de.st.rt layout. Dow Finsterwald , lhc 44·year-old former POA champ who was In the three·way lie for the first·round lend, slipped to a 71 and was at 136. Allen Miller took a 72 for 137 and l~omc.ro Blancas, the other 18 hole pa~sctter. went to 73-138, Jlm Ferriell, an eigbt·ycar tour reguler who has yet to win a major lltle, managed a 67 and wa:i; Just one stroke out of the lead at 13S. Fonner national amateur champion Bruce Fleisher, who ""1.had nothing but trouble _an<l _strugsle a~ a professional , took a Bi and Wll8 tied \Vllb Finsterwald a~ 136. David Graham, an Australian and no relation to Lou, bol ted Into contention with a coune ret0rd M for 137. Now he's "itching to race again ... he said. Ills recall of the accident Is Jl{llnfully ''ivid . "The flnt thing that came to mind when I saw my h:md v.·ay up here, just han~lng on by the. ttttdon." he ~11d. reelin" his elbow, "was a pi clure of how I'd look wl1h a hook instead or 11 hand on the steering wheel.'' I Us lefl leg v.·a:r4 crur>hed and his righ t leg fractured. c;ahelich, A bachelor 11.•ho v.•11 s 3.1 AUR He s.1KI Crai~ Brttdlm·r . fornlcr !Md Spt't.'(I rC'1--ord holder, is rai!'1n~ SI million rro1n c;pon!!Ors for his a11e1npt at the sound barrier. "~line wlll t3ke hnlf a mi\Uon. We ha1c n good design and a compelent team.'' Gary &'lid Gabe\lch sttid he doesn't mind th• co1npetilion fro1n Breedlove. • DAi l V PILOT .... 5j"ILLIAMS • • • :....: .. (Ooatlnatd Fntm P•ge 13) :1or right-hander pitcher Jllck \Vise and -IJtflelder ~mle Carbo . • ·~In anothtr trade, the Cardlnats ocquir- .911 pitcher Sonny Siebert from 1he Ttxas ;ltaniers fur minor leaaue outfielder .. Crilo "Torruny'' Cruz and cash. St. Leuls al• released veteran re.lief plt.ch-f:S Eddie Flsher and Lew Krausse. : 1 Ji.leanwhlle, the O!.lcago Wbl~ Soi ac-- : quired veteran infielder Hector Torres :rrom the Houston Astros for a player \o be named lat.er. e Arbitration LOS ANGEL&S -A Superior Court judge Friday ordered arbitration {or the ooat.ract opt.ion dtspu1e between \Vilt ~ain a..t the Lo. Ani!eles ,.8)wnberlain lelt the Laken to accept :·~-~ported '400,<JOO.a-year contract as ·=ch of the San Diego Con· : . ol the American Basketball .. atlon. · ~t'rbe Lakers ol the National Basketball ')AilQciaUon sued Cbamberlain over the :.t(ioewa1 option clause In his contract ~ they 'say binds him to the team ~ an additiooal year. A temporary •. ~ order prevents llwnberlain 1J.OO' playing at San Diego. • Spark11 Re hired ....... ' r~CINNAT! -C\l>:lnnati RedJ miiouer . o-ite "Sperky" And...,., -..ibe<I by Iii.. bo& .. "the !Ines! .... er ln baseball," has "been given :'W~~year estensJon on biJ cootract. t·'AMtrson, 39, managed the Reds to . .flitlrd Western Dlvlslon ba!:eball title lo four years in the NaUonal League -tlll.s season. Slnce hls arrival In 1970, tbe Reds have won two Natiooal League penmob. e Blltll• B11rie d ADDIS ABABA -Ethiopias famed long di.stance rumer, Abebe Bikila, was given a hm>'s tunenl here Frlday. - Emperor Halle Selassle, government dl.pltarl.es and thousands ot ordinary cttlzens attended the ceremonv, In which Blldla was accorded a full military burial. He was a captain ln the Elhlopia army. BlkUa died at the Army hospital Thurs- dav at the aft'e of f6. Blldla made «parts hiJtory when he won the marathon event al the 1960 Rcme Olympics in his bare feet in • record time of. 2 houn 15 minutes JA.2 seconds. He woo the grueling race Jgaln ln 1964 at the Tokyo games. setting ·an otymplc record of 2:11 :11.2 that still stands. e Pla11er fl11 il • . NEW ORLEANS -Tulane's leadi ng i.D carrier, sta~ tailback Doug Bynum, has quit the football team after r &il;g arrested on obscenity charges. ~ A>lice said he wa' arrested Thursday ~ 9Jght on l"'O counts of obscenity viola-' tsOns after allegedly exposing himself in public on a New Orleam street comer. , ~ynum, 21. ol. Dailas, was the team's .. top runner with an average of 3.8 yards .per carry and 74.8 yards per game. Q)ach Bennie Ellender said Friday that Bynum has withdrawn lrom the , l4itn lot pe:rsooal reasons. ~takers Ed ge Pisto11s, 94-92 INGLEWOOD -The Los Angel'" · Lekm held off a fmal Detroit Pistons , 'Md to claim a 94-92 National Basketball .. ~ As9oc:lallon triumph Friday night before 1"a Forum tlll'TIOUI ol 12,130. · The Lakers had a shot lo sew It up but missed in the "·aning seconds ~nd Detroit got the ball v.ith 11 seconds showing on the clock and trailing by t\\'O. 1-Iowe\·er, former UCLA whiz Olrtis ,Rov.·c's shol with 1hree seconds le-ft "'as far off target and the Lakers re- . bp.rnded to wrap up the victory -their .iixth in eight starts for the NBA cant· ~. paign. They return to !he Forun1 Sunday !or a 7 o'clock duel v.i th Portland. •. Gail Goodrich paced the Lakers In scoring Friday with a season hlgh of .U points.. Jerry West added 23 and -Elmore Smith canned 20. Goodrich and \\"est scored 16 of the Lakers' 20 fourth quarter points as they took lhe lead with ju!t 3 :~2 left . • . Smith had 13 rebounds and blocked 14 shots in his best nlght its a Laker. Happy Halr!iton had 20 rebounds for Los Angeles as !he L.1ken ~·on their sixth g~me in right outings thi s season. ./'-··· Dtlrt!I {t'I lit An•t!" {H ) 0 ' ' • ' ' .-.~.,..,, • " " l!"dtll ' ,, • lt~w~ ' " " i-lllf!IO'I • " ' L1n•or ' " " s ... n~ • •• " "M ' •• • G00011ld1 " . , " ··~ ' " • Wtol " ,, ,, 0 1>'1 • .. " P•i<• ' " " L 1nl1 ' ,., " Lov1 ' ., Tr~~P ' ,, • Mt1"tll • •• • ·~"" • •• • TIJl1l1 Cl 1~11 tt lll'l•l1 Cl Hl·IS ti Oo!rolt " " " ,._. '~ "'"'', .. " " " ,,_,, F11111..i o.it-N-. 10111 tou1,...o.tro1P 11, Lot A""!tt 20 1,.,,,.,1,11 foul-O.tro11 C'CIKl'I Scott A-\l,1l0 S1>orts Cale11dar Fol' Coast Area ·, tlallJ ,1111 l"fletoe llr lM hJM MARINA'S CHRIS HAWN OJ>l RUNS BEHIND THE BLOCKING OF JIM STRAUBE (3ll AND DAN LACKO. HUGHIE ROBERTS (85} PURSUES. HB Pulls 7-6 Upset on Micklin's Run By ROGER CARI.SON Of lllt DAllY ,net Still Loren fllicklin broke loose for a 72-yard touchdown nil in the fourth period and combined with Paul GaMman's PAT it provided the Huntington Beach Jligh Oilers a 7-6 upset Sunset League football triumph Friday night. 1'\e Oilers came from behind on the first play afte'r the Marina Vi~s had as&1med a 6-0 advant.age before 5.600 fans at 'Vestminster }{jgh wHh 8:56 left and alter that the Huntingtoo Beach defense took over to preserve the victory. First it v.•as Tom Baker lnlercepting a Marina aerial to stymie the Vikes for a moment or two. Marina's doom v.'asn't appan!flt until later, h:Ywever, when David McBeth, Terry Turner and a bevy of ~ Oilers defenders turned the Yikes away on fourth down and one situation at the HB 21 with tS seccods left in the game. flfarina had pined a fint down on the Oilers 11 via the pa.mg ot Olrls Hawn. ~ took the rellls la< the lnjllttd (ankle) Gregg Foster. A pass to Jim Strali>e gained eight yards, but then an incompletion and two lUlS amounting to one y~ ~ Marina's hopes and cllncbed Hun- tington's bium~. Coach lwfike Henlgan's Marina ~even look the lead in the fourth period w!Jen Nelson Matsukawa powered his way off right tadtle from three yards out to cap a ·f9.yard march. '!be drive was keyed by a 24-yard run by Hawn and a 19-yard dash up the middle byMaWl<awa. 'l'be PAT attempl...., short but with 8'56 left and Hlllllil¢ll Bea¢> going nowhere, It didn't ...,. lo mal;e:that much difference. However, Micldin <flaroled all that seCOO<b later when he opurted through the Marina defenders and was ln open spaces 15 Yards past the line of. scrim· HB'S HUGHIE ROBERTS CATCHE S A PASS. PAU L GASSMAN (30) SCORED THE WINN ING PAT. .Rustlers Host Corsairs " G<l!den \\fest College's running attack. "h.ich has averaged nearly 300 yards per gamf>. doesn't figure lo get very n1urh of a tc'!!t 1onight "'·hen th~ Rustlers t>nilll.l;'C Santa J\1onica City College ill Oran Ke Coast CoJlege. Tl siarts at 7:30. Coa<'h Roy Sh<1cklcford i.'I hopeful his nu~llcr!I v.111 not be looking ahead 10 next weE'k's circuit titani c wllh Rio Hondo -but even lf they nrt it probably v.'on 't make that much difterenct. S:1n13 Monica will probably look a J~beller than lt dJd Jn a S0.7 loss tu !lwi Angeles City College last wee k -but still the Corsa irs seem to lack the avera\I lalent and depth to beat a sound club like Golden \Vest. Santa r-.1onica leans toward .tbe passinti game with freshman John ~11chel dolng the thro\ving and sophomores Chuck Hay~'ood and i\lalcolm Campben doing most of the catching. Hoth wide re.cei\"- er.9 are rrga rded as two of the best In the conferrnce. i\fea nwhile. Golden West has had little troub le moving th e ball in Its first slx games. \\'ith Bob Ferraro heading the rushing attack and freshman quarterback Dan Accomando blending in a few puses v;l!h the run, the RwUers are well on their way to wiping out most of the eollege 's offensive records. · hlcte11 Wftl ll_,. on..... ~-110 M~k1 IE LE C'hll!Tl!eh 11J ,.l Domll• Lf LT Poll« no 21J Lui\.,. LG llT g;,1~1 l'20 1'0 Hout• C A:E Otm<t!t•~Ot 200 ,10 MP#fry RG LB K-lf() '2J Adk ln1 RT LB Y"""8 11'0 llO H!r! Tl!: LB G•MV 70<I JIJ Accomtr«i QB Cl ltll'lr" 115 ltt ~•rirklot FB ca "'"'' rrs "'° f•'11ro Tl S ,.,..C'tll 11'11 1.0 llrow~ FL s "•" Amtn!ort US mage. That's all be needed. The defensive heroes were many on botJJ sides hrt ttme on coadt Roy Bnnn- me'tt's Oilers' side who stood out were Mark Duvat, Mdleth. Hughie Rob<rts, Mike McAdams Bild Rager Waite. -~ delenden""" led by OJrti< J~, J"nn W~ Watt SMler, Fom:st Phamdl .00 Mm 1-ter.' k-.., oNmr. M•l1uk.1w1 Link "'~ Lqned<tr M~ .... $1r1u1>1 Tot1l1 0017-7 -~ 0 t I ..._. ' lllUSMtlfO , , • Mar!M ) " .,. . • U D 12 n o 11 21 0 ·s ' 2 ' . . " lllO t " u '" .., u • •• " Mesa Bows, 24·14 Mic.Ii Jin ,,_ t-1111 Mc;Adlfllli Tot1l1 Mt111tlntloll •tte11 .. " " 117 ' , • • . ' l5 "' '" ... .ff• Nanko's Running Paces Orange Coast Triumph BY CRAIG SHEFF Of ,,._ DellJ' '"lltt It~ Orange O>ast College, behind some sparkling nms by freshman tailback Mike Nanko, rallied In the fourth quarter to top stubborn San Diego 1.1esa, 24-14, Friday rOght In a South Coast Qmference football game at OCX. '11ie win pJt the Pirates ol. coach Dick Tucker back ln the circWt title picture with a 1-1 record. I Nanko galned 1~1 yards with 45 of them roming in a key fourth quarter drive for a touchdown that put the game away. The SO.yard drive started with eight minutes left in the coolest after the Olympians had mlsoed a ll<!OIT1ingly easy fleld goal from the 12 that woold have tied the soore at 17. Nani<D, CiF AA player of the year last seM<ll al Temple City Hlgh, carried the ball the -lour Um.. In the drive, ga1niqi 5, I and 4 yanb and then oprintlng for Z8 lo the M,.. 37. Six plays later OCC fullback John Dixoo dived into the end zone for the TP. However, 1t was not an easy win for the Boos . San Diego Mesa rcpeated1y chewed up bi.g gains with Its !lett ol last backs OAM• ITATllTICS occ •• l'lr1t downs rvst.lno " " fl._t CloW!lt IMIHl!'lll ' • Ffrll ®-pen1rtlft , • Tot1I llt1! do""1t " " Y1rd1 ru1hll!ll ll• ,. Y1rd1 ~ulnp .. " Y1rdi lal.t " • NII yt'V• O-lntd "' m P""'l'.,'"•111 11111t1nc1 f/31.1 .U11.5 P-ll•f~1rlll1 pen1llied I/IS f/10 fllf!Wll-.J'fllmlll• loll ~· •• SC-llY Qilt111n s... Olti: ,,..... , • ' ._ .. Orln!M " 1 • • 1.....,. 11.USMINO Or_,. (Hit .. " " ... """' M ,,, , ... 11:·~ " ., • "' rlnceotto ' " • "' ""'"" • ' " ..... ... ~ ' • • ,, o..i1u1 ' • ' ... 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Dixon climaxed the drive with a ~ yard dive Into the · EEd zooe. Batch's oecond d. three PATs made It 17·H with 13:12 left ln the gllM . However the Olympians then came rlg!lt back aod marched frorn their own S9 lo the occ nine where they had a fU'St down. But after three play! they could net only four yards and Jam Choukalr's ensuing field goal try from the 12 was wide left. Nanko's 151-yard effort marked the first lime this seasion that an OCC back had passed the 100-yard mark . TV Sports 10,45 a.m. (7) -COILEGE FOOTBALL -'Ille USC TroJBlll Invade South Bencl;lnd. for a game with undefeated Notre Dame. ti a.m. 12} -NBA BASKET • BALL -The Cleveland Cavallen meet the Buffalo Braves . 12 ,30 p.m. (4) -SPORTS SPECIAL. 1,30 p.m. (2) -HORSE RACE -The 55th running d. the ltl!0,000. added Joe.key Club Gold Cup from Belmont Park. s p.m. (7) -WIDE WORU> ·OF SPOR'l'S -'""' Hatlm Globetro«ert take ca the Boston Shernrocb at Mld-SOUth Colileum in Memphl! . ' " I t I To 14-13 Vpset Delany, Sharp Spark Mesans By HOWARD L. HANDY Of .... DallJ I'll•! '"" Steve Sharp and Dennis Delany sparked the of(ense and a host of pl.ayers perfonned well on defense to lead the O>.!ta !Mesa High Mustangs to a 14-13 Irvine League victory over Magnolia ,Higb's Sentlnels Friday night at Newport H.-lllgh. Sharp was as accurate as his name Implies ln passlng six completions ln the leCOCld half, three to Bill Valentine and threo .. Rod Flggatt. All the scoring came ln the • third period with tile Mustangs going in froot, then acorlng on a t'>'<"D-90int conversion pass ~ Sharp to Figgatt to ~e at lieut a tie. When the t\\'O pomter wa.s posted, it put the Mustangs in front, 14-7. Delany, a vlctim of a costly fumble at the Mustangs 21).yard tine that was recovered by Magnolia and turned 'inlo its first touchdown and a 7-6 lead with 4:02 left in the 1hlrd period, redeemed himself on the ensuing kickoff. He took the kick on his own 22, broke up the mlddle and raced toward the 1idellnes when he found an opening and dashed to the ~tagnolia 18, a distance of !O yards. . -'Dehmy..carried twice and Sharp hit Figgatt on a 14-yard pass pl~y up the middle then drove C1ltt oo. a quarlertiack sneak for the score to make It 12-7 wtth 2:07 lelt In the third stanza. 'Ibe Mustangs rallied forces and Figgatt sprinted Into the clear in the end zoo.e to catch Sharp's pass for the important tW01X1ints conversion. DAN MALTBY Barons Tackle Los Alamito s In Key Clash Fountain Valley High puts the acid test to Los Alamitos' llllheaten fOOtball team in an Irvine League game tonight at I at Westminster High. Even though Fountain Valley has a loss already and Los Alamitos is un- defeated, Fountain Valley ranks fifth among the county prep football teams while Los Alamitos is tied for sixth. The reason is that Fountain Valley's ooly ]QSS came to the top rated team in the county, Santa Ana Valley, while L-Os Alamitos has been dealing with Jess awesome opponents. The two teams are remarkably simi lar in size. philosophy and talent but Foun- tain valley is a 31h-poinl favorit~. ·-B<tb teams feature a strong runner and a good passing ccmbination of- fensively. The similarties are striking. Los Alamitos' top running back is Loo.le Ortiz, a 6-1, 170 poWlder who has rushed for 562 yards this season. fountain Valley running back Bill Ogden (5-6 155) has 447 yards. U,, Alamitos quarterback ,Mlke OU~as bu thrown ror 485 yards with Brian Tlcehurst his major target (24 catches for 412 yards). Fountain Valley's Dan Troup has passed for 739 yards and four touchdowns. All four touchdowns have gone to spilt end Rick Hatfield. The passing games may be the key to tonight's contest since both squ~ds have experienced difficulty defending · llgainsl good P"""'· Fountain Valley has given up 557 yards through the air and 426 on the ground tn three league games , Los Alamitos yielded 158 yards via the air ways in the second half againm Corona del Mar hut week. Gregg PerebOOm has been turning in key plays for Los Alamitos defensively inclucllni two interoepUons 18.!t week. SooU N'l'I' and Dan Malt~ anchor Fountain Valley's defensive line while Dave Bienek has made the btg plays so rar ln the defensive backfield. Tonight's game marks the lhird meeting: of the school!, Fountain Valley htl.! a Z-1 edge In lhe series, including a 28-2l win last aeason in a thriller. 1'-'ill'ft V1!19f LMWI" Offtll.. ti.1-160 Tu1lff' Tl! OE P1tlwn !llO t• MlllDV l OT ,..,., llO ... ..H.fPA G MO Mlltby 1• 1n F..clr!CkllOll C D'f • 91~ · IU It'll M1<kl•y LG Ol l'rlllll'ldnon 11S toS P"I T L!I Mlckl•Y lllO 1., H•llltld se: LI Htnllfl 165 us Tr°"P Qa C.I OadllOll 1.s i» oonen tta ca l<•tu'''' 160 !6.!i OOdJOl'I '"'"' s ,.,_ 1611 uo T"'""l*I" ,a I .,... 1.0 ' 1be first Costa Mesa score came on a 63-yard drive lollowing the .....,.i half kickoff. 'l11ree paues to VaJentipe gained 32 yaros and another to FICl&tt was good for 18 during the 10-pi.ay drive. Delany broke for 10 yards and then tv;o for the score to cu'bninate the action-'OOt the conversion trJ waa blocked. 1be other ~plla score came on a brllllant G'yanl ll!llinl an>Wld ldt eod by Randel and the Sentinels ....,t for the tie with 1:29 loll In the thin! period. 'l'be kick .... wide . and the Mustang1 held the lead, 11-13 with plenty of time remalning. In the foorth quarter, Costa Mesa > threatened inside the fi.w,.yard line twice 1 but failed to acore while holding tile Sentinels deep in their own territory most ol ihe period. Delany, in addition to being the Mustangs' leading runner, is also their punter and on one first half occa9\on, boomed one for 49 yards while under a blitz in bis own end mne. Defensive standouts for the Mustangs included Mark Nebeker, Gary Perez1 Paul Farris,. Bruce Sharp, Jim Davis, Jerry! ~ and Joaquin (llam- berlaln, -oCllen. • • • • " "' " " "' .,. ... ., ... .. ,__,. .. " " "' ·o.iany " "' ' .. '· S!l4r11 ' " " '' Wnltak« • " ' .., Tereo11 ' • ' ... TOU.11 • '" ,. ••• M1111tlt1 R1tte11'1 " '" " ••• ,_ ' • ' '-' 811Uerd!ck " .. ' <> $<:•VG ' ' ' ... Tot111 " "' " ... PAISINe ·--.. .. ... " "' '· $114rp " ' ' ~ .... ....... R1nc:ll'I " • " • •• Springman TDs Lead Dolphins To 14-13 Win By ROY ENGLEBRECHT Otni.010 ........ , ... A legion of Dolphins defe!IOO<s slopped Valencia quarterback Paul Laborde one yard short with a game winning two- point conversion, to preserve a 14-13 Dana Hills fomball victory Friday night at San Clemente Hlgb School 'The victory was the first ever for Dana Hills in Orange League play. Valencia got its golden opportunity to avert a loss to the Dolphlnr"when mth 1:20 left in the game , Dana Hills fumbled at its own 36 and Valencia's Bill Tate recovered. Four plays later Laborde found Mark Holman alone in the end zooe and lhe "ngers were within ooe play ol a possible tie or even a win. But a Dolphins defense that sparkled all night, aa:ain came up with the big play and Dana Hills had its upset victory in the books. In a game that wasn't really as close as the final score shows, Dana mus had 11umerous offemlve drives cut short losing the ball eight times on fumbles. The Dolphins got on the scoreboard first with quarterback Bill Springman sweeping left end from 15 yards out. Spdngrnan's PAT was good. The Tigers came right back, however, recoverlflg a Dana Hills fumble at the Dolphins 31 and scoring three plays later with Jim Killeen taking it acroos frun 11-yards out. Bob GoeU.sche's PAT was good. Dana Hills got lts rmal touchdown ol the evening wilh Springman again ·soor1ng, tbl.o time from eight yaros 001. His PAT split the uprights to make it a 14-7 Dol~ins halftime lead. A swarming Dolphins defense, lead by Joe Cameron, Craig Fulladosa, and Scott Bruce sacked Laborde six times and allowed the 'l1gen only 122 yards total olfense for the entire evening. Even with the eight fumbles , Dana Hills o{fense showed balance with Mark Foster picking up 65 yards on tbe ground, Springman collecting 69 and How-e with 24 yards. OAMI ITATllTICI .. .......... " .... ' 'M"' " Tot•I• a Vtif!Kle OCklll'lnl I Kll1Mn • Gof!IKP\t " """' ' M•Mn . I TtlM • PASllNO DflM Mlllt .. " Sprint~" • ' V•MIKI• l.ahl'd• " •• • ' ' " ·~ • • "' ~· "" "' • • ll ,. " ·~ ' " " " ,\ ... • ' v ' s ' • " " K •tt om "" "' ,_,. ,_,, " ... ' .. ' ... ' " • " ' ••• ' '·' ' .., • __,. : .. --'·' i: "' ·"' " ••• I ) DallY Pli.t '""'" lty Rlcllanl KMltlw GUY REEVES BREAKS LOOSE ON IS.YARD GAINER FOR MISSION_.VIEJO. JIM HAUSAUER (65) BLOCKS. ~~~"---~~~~~~~ MISSION VIEJO'S KEN ROBBINS FIGHTS THREE FOOTHILL DEFENDERS FOR EXTRA YARDAGE. MV's Robbins Outstanding, But Diablos Dumped, 21-6 By HANK WESCH OI n.. Dall,-'"" sttft With practically no wa!ted motions Foothill High disposed of Mission Viejo 21-8 In a Cr'estview League football game Friday night at Mission Viejo. The losing Diab!<>! dominated play statlstlcally,. but Foothill proved the more opportunistic of the team~ tp notch its third victory in four league games (It has one tie) while Mission Viejo slippOO to a 1·3 in loop play. Talk about making the most of things ! Foothill quarterback Paul McGafflgan completed just three passes all night, all for toucbdowns. One came from seven ya rds out to Steve Gortz on the second play of the second quarter and combined With an extra point put Foothill ahead 7-6. The Knights pulled away after that. 1'he little senior scampered 27 yards off tackle for Mission Viejo's touchdown to complete a 62-yard drive with the opening kickoff. Robbins also broke loose a 51-yard run and had a 33-yard scamper called back on a penalty. Robbins' passes and-or runs moved 9 ,500 !See Bast Ride to Crown tltike Bast of Anaheim, the favorite, remained up-right most of the night Fri- day to post his second nntional chan1- pionshlp in three years before the largest crowd ever at Orange County Fair· ground.!J in lhe speedway motorcycle fi- nale or 1973. In the second half McGaff\gan hit on touchdown passes of nine and 48 yards . Teammate Robbie Hackett, who was on tbe receiving end of both scores, booted all three ertra points. Bast, a winner l\\'O years ago, scored- Tbe perfonnance ruined ?tllssion Vie-14 ci a ~ible 15 points before 9,500 jo's home«11nlng and put the damper fans. oo an outstanding perfonnance by "-Uke Curo9o or Playa de! Rey finished Dlabloe: ruMing back Ken Robbins. second and 1..arry Shaw of Fullerton Robblna raced ror 140 yards in the was third \\ith 13 and 12 point.!. ~1ike's game, 116 in the lint haU, scoml brother Steve \\'BS rourth with 11. Mission Viejo'• only touchdown, and OJro!o, the most Improved rider Ins t compleled two pustS for 49 yards on 1eason. was the surprise or the night halfback option plays: -wu?r hlf"~l!ittnt performance. Rwwers a t UCI UC lrvine will host cal State (Bakers- field) this morning 11t I l in a dual crou country meet in the final home mmpetl· tlon of the se'ason. Rick \•lood~ ri Costa tl1esa and Drum:; Beektt ol fountain Valley, along '>'11h Sumner ?tlcKnlght of Newport Beach. nil had spill troubles in the highly con\· pct\tlve hcnt races. \Voods was dclendiug champion while Becker and "-fcKnight were teammates on the short track circuit this year. li.1ission Viejo inside the Foothill 30 three limes in !he game. Bul at each juncture a miscue or good play by the winner's defense would end the threr.I. l\-lission Viejo missed a f eld goal from the 24-yard line in the first half, had a drive stall at the two vo'ilh five minutes left in the game, and saw a rinal chance end with an interception in the end zone at game 's end. ~xcept for the three touchdown passes. Mission Viejo put up a stiff defen!'t'. The winner 's second touchdown can1c after a fumble recovery al 'he. nine-vard Hnc and a $-yard run by ' Hackett" set up the first score. G.lME STATISTICS "' ' Fl"' doW..• r11t~i"Q ' l Fin! e1a..-n~ P~nin~ ' l First down1 P"••IT•ll ' ' loin! tlr11 oown1 " • Y~rdt r11•hlnO '" .. Y~rdl 1>"Hi<19 " .. Y1rd1 llb! " " ... VA•d• Qeonrd "' '" P11n1f lA11er•oo d•t!A"'o "" i '•l 9 Pe.,.llOt1 v•M1 l)tn•lllt'd ''~l 5/!il F11mtles/t11m11in toil .. '° )<Ort Dy Ou1rtt1'1 ~h1lon \/lfiO • ' ' ,_. Footnlll ' ' ' 1-21 •UiHINQ Millien \I,. .. •• " " ... R-n~ " , .. • " • l!Pevt• " ,, l " l•Boni. • ' " _,, EA!on ' ' ' .. 1111••""~' ' • ' " l Gl•I\ • "' " " ,, .. 111111 11•.ocllt\I ' " ' " W•ldf'Ofl " " ' " M<GllllO•~ • • " _,, M1M•!""I ' " ' " Hl<~e!! ' " ' '" Cio•U ' • • .. lCITAI• " •• " ,, JIA~SING Mill/Ml Y<tl4 .. K ... " KO I •Ro"Tt " ' ' ~ ... RGOll<n• ' ' ' .. ' .. tot•h " ' • .. ,., FllCll1'111 '-\(Gtll•o~n ' • " "' Laguna Dealt .. -. 27-16 Setback By El Dorado By STEVE BRAND OI Hot DlllY Pli.t Iliff El Dorado quarterback Bob Farra tossed two first half lo u ch do " rt s and guided the Golden Hawks to a 27~16 win over Laguna Beach Friday night at Valencia High in a game that v,.asn't as close as the score indicated. El Dorado, no'>'' 4---0 in Orange LeMue play. rolled to a 27--0 lead before 'eltp- tying its bench and Laguna took quick advantage to score two fourth quarier touchdowns and fall just short oJ a third as time expired. Farra tossed 19 yards lo Rick Brucken mid "'ay through the first quarter fo r the gan1e's first score and connected \Vith a fOUr·yard 11} Strike IO Craig Feola with 4:32 lo play in the ftrst half to set the tone of the game. To further frustrate Laguna's Artl!ts, now M in conference play, the Goli:Sen Hawks' defense allowed just one first down, via a penalty, in the first half \Vhile holding Laguna to a minus 19 yards offense. The Artists broke out of the slllfl)p In 1he fourth quarter, however, as "Pete a:ittam returned to action for the 'firs! time since !he opening game and sparker the comeback. . · Laguna got its fir st score on a brea'.i' when an attempted punt by the Haw~s. their only one of the night, went -a~y as the ball flew ove r the punter's htac.' and Kirk Jones recovered for the Artist~ on the El Dorado 15. Jed Johnson took the ball lo ltM four-yard line where three plays later quarterback Kelly Akins kept on a ~k for the score. Akins passed to ~I t \Vestgaard for two points on the PAT and "'ith 4:19 to play in the game, Laguna "·as on the scoreboard. · On the first El Dorado play ~m scrimmage following the touchdW<n. Robert 'Vood recovered a fumble 'on thc Laguna 45. . , . A one-yard loss set 1t back I() tht 44 where Akins pitched lo John Carlson \\'ho appeared Lo start an end swffp. Carlson. however. suddenly slopped 'and lofted the ball to l\like Serrano. wtltt caught the ball on the El Dorado 30 eluded one tackler and went in· lot another Artists score, covering a 'total of 56 yards. •• Titis time Akins kept for thr t11.'() pointe r and '>'ilh 2:46 to play, the Arlfsts inched closer, 27-16. ' The Artists ended with 111 yard! pas.s> ing but "ere held lo a minus !C•et vards rushing by the big El Doradc line. • .. GAME $TAT1STtC5 Fi''' ao ... ~1 •u•h•"'l Flf•I aown• l>fl'l""l Fi•s• do~• oe,..ltit\ Total tl••I llG_..,s Y~«h ru1hin11 Vdtd> P11no1<;1 Y~•d• IM! No! ~11•!1.• 9~l~!'d Pon••,••11••011 a1.1111nct Pe~all•'> vara• rien•ltl!'d Fumcl111i r11mbles Iott u ' • ' " n '" " ... J121 310 "' " .. ·: ' " "' "' ·" ·~ " •• " Sc••• br Outrt1" L •ou~a fie.en o 0 ll Dorado 1 13 C3,;'ICln Cott~m Wiii"!@ JC>hn•on MJl11~rlfl• Tol•T• A•11rr.r1vl• p;<•e<'•r>V Mint°" F1rr11 St&nll)rd c;.,..,,, lln,(k.,, ,\\oCll~f! "'"" Mo"' -Tor.f1 w,11,111 A-ltl~• .:~•I~ TO!fll F~"• M~"~ ~1 ........ ~ w•~·~11 lei.ii ltUSHINO L1911n• l tlCll 'ASS1NO L1911111 S.9<11 .."'I" • 10 1 -I• 72•03. J • lJ-tOl J 11 0 41 1 • 10 -·· 21 Jt .. -1 116'1 S, lt1)Jf 1 0 , -1 . J 21 1 •• ; : 3'~ ' • • 1 • 2 I 0 ,, I I 0 I, I I I • .. ,11 10 5'• ... ' '-~ ~ ... ;: :~ • . ' . ' " ' 61 Otr• .. " ' ' ' ~ ' ' • • • ! ' ' ' ' ' ' ll '" "' ·:~ " ' • '" •• ' 16 DAILY PILOf s.nurdQ, ()(toOcf 27. 1~7J Former Estancia Grldder Starts Today Against UCLA, By llO~'AllO L.. HANDY 01 llM o.lly 1"11•1 ft•ff fi.tike Shaughnessy \\'Ill start as a flanker for the University of California today when the Golden Bears tangle with UCLA's Bruins at 3 in the Los Angeles Coli.sewn. This will mark the first start this season for the fonner Estancia High and Golden West C.Ollege standout who has been a victim or circumstances at Berkeley for a year and a hall. He was Estancia's athlete of the year a5 a senior. "He didn 't have a great year last season," Cal offensive receivers and quarterback coach Roger Theder told the Daily Pilot this week. "l guess we e.ipected so much out of him a year ago and he was pressing too bard. I guess we thought he was another Randy Vataha." Tbeder also coached Vataha when he waa an assistant at Stanford several years ago before moving to Cal with head coach Mike White. Vataha ts now a pro and also played at Golden \Vest. "Mike wu a victim of circumstances and was relegated to belng a backup guy the last four or five games," Theder saya. "Since then the thing he has do1.1e hu been to give us a fa ntastic effort. Instead of being down, he has tried that much harder and we are going to start him as a flanker this week. It ls the first time he has started this season but we think he deserveS the start. '.'.He's played enough at flanker and split end that we have great confidence in him," How does Mike feel about the starting role? "This is a nice game for me to start," be says. "We have a lot of guys just like myself on the team who Jive in Southern C.alifomia and we are looking forward to playing UCLA." How do things differ at Ca1 from hls days at Estancia and Goldtn West? "It's a totally different game. There are a lot of outside things to take into consideration. "Junior college football is a little easier to play. Up here there is so much competition and it is much better. All the athletes here are great. "ft takes a lot more concentration because the athletes are just as good as you are." Mike started about half of the Cal games a year ago and scored tv•o touchdowns. He hasn't started but has appeared in most or ears games this season and has scored one touchdown. At Golden West, J\iike was a starter at split end and is currently ranked third behind Vataha and Randy Cobb on the all·time receiving list. He had 61 receptions in two years for 858 yards end scored f o u r touchdowns. His average was 14 yards per· pass. He feels Alabama is the toughest team the Bears have played this season. "They are a great team. I'd like to see them play UCLA because both run the wishbone." Does he feel size is a det.rin1ent in Gauchos Wary Of Upset Bug At Riverside RIVERSIDE -\Vary of en ambush and fearing the ability of an opposing quarterbaC'k, coach George Harlman takes his Saddleback College Gauchos football team to Riverside tonight for a 7:30 f\l ission Conference game against the. Tigers 11-4·11. The lone \·ictory on the Riverside -:late can-.e on a forfei t while 1he lie \\·as tv.·o weeks ago with Southv.·estf'rn (6-6), a team Saddleback delcated, 21 -1~. ••\\'e will have to play a good b.111 g;ime. Riverside potentially can beat :inybody on a given night,'' Hartman ~ays. The Saddleback mentor looks for a v.ide open passing game \\ith the Tigers, largely on the slrength of quarterback oa .. id Cadena·s arm. ·•t feel like he is the moot outstanding quarterback in the conference as fa r as thro\\·ing is concerned," Hartman ~S: "And they do an CtUtstan<ling job of protecting hini:· Tlw Gauchos 11ill ~inter v.it h a pair of quarterb;Lcks :ind a duo o{ outstanding running b<it'k~ ~!arty ~likkclst·n hus gained the starting ass1i.::nn1C'nt at quarterback bu1 Jo hn Springnlan 1~ expected to sec con- :s1derable act ion . "I don't think either one has play('d 10 his potential thl:s year:· l/I(' c0<1c h adds. .\'ot SIO the running or \l'Orkhors(' Aun· dre Holmes. Holmes is averaging more than 20 carrit>S per game \Vilh lln average of clo..;e to five ya rcls per try. Cooch r\I F'ages at Jl.iveniide looks at the gan1e in a n:alistic mood. "Saddleba ck 1s one of the 1oughrr teams i.n the 1,.'0n(t'rerK'C and r th ink they ha\·c too much for us to hnndle:· While &lddleback is a prohibitive favorite . past re(.'tlrds \\·ou\d ind1ca1c -inythinfi but fl cinch fur flartm.on'11 G:1uchos. "' "' '" '" "' '" "' '~ lOO l•Hll>tK• LMWIK CHl..,M o.i ... w "-Of" S~ OT W•O~! ()1 .. ,,,..1<~ 00 110~ M(1<1111y , ,. OC. llono•h Or~ OT l(...o• M-" ltG l8 M~v•f>Ol;r S.:l••rnt!• llJ L8 W•..U Ch•tl!IOl'I IE' LO J.•,Oll• Ml•.~11,..,, Q8 DA p,.,."11'" C•U""lt~ ~8 08 J•I•~" '" '" .. '" "' "' '~ college football ? pounds!. S.9 and 155 •·1 wouldn't catch a y more balls if f , .. ,.a,g taller," he sa s. "It all bolls down lo having the · hi technique, not size. And blocking is problem ror me." How about playing against Orange County foes Pat Sweetland and Steve Monahan, now with the Bruins? "ft'lt be nre-e!o play against people I have played aGalruit previously -or pl~yed with. It's some kind of added incentive." \I/hat about the current California team? ''Basically, there are a As a team it's a young team and lot of things happening. we are gelling used to Accomando Stars ... playing emotionally, something we didn't do t&t year. We're learning to be men- tally prepared for each pma." Thecier agrees. ''\Ve feel good about this team. It is young but is finally starting to mature. After six football games, we feel we can take on anybody, "We finally put things together, of· fensively and defensively, last week and ii certainly has helped our confidence," Theder says. It may be a doubleheader Saturday for Mike. The game with the Bruins is at 3 in the afternoon. A quick shower, a bite to eat and he hopes to make Orange Coast Stadium in time for the Golden West-Santa Monica kickoff as a spectator. Loara Stays Unbeaten; Topples Lions, 24-20 By STEVE ANDREWS Of 1!11 OtllY ,.lllf '111f toara gained sole possession ol first place in th<' Sunset League football race, but not befor~ \Vestntinistcr's ·Lions threw a scare into the Saxons. llerb Hill's club-" needed 10 fourth quarter points to edge the pesky Uons , 24-20, Friday night In La Palma Stadium, The Liorus nUght have pulltd the game out ol the fire in the final minutes bad they been able to recover an onsides kick. After Loara's Les Martin gave his team a 24·14 lead on a 22-yard field goal, Lions quarterback Mark Stewart marched his team 72 yards ln seven plays, tiitting wide receiver Tony Mad- docks on an eight-yard scoring strike. L!irry Walbring's tv.'o-polnt pass at- tempt with 56 seconds remaining failed and the ensuing onsides kick netted only two yards. enabling the Saxons to nm out the clock. Loara, 5-0 and one game ahead oC Newport Harbor and Anaheim, bad a terrible time trying to con t a In Westminster's Tony Accom.ando. A,ccomando opened the evening at quarterback, ran the ball 28 times for 136 yards, completed two of four pas.'ie.!I for 35 yards and. he caught three tosses for 44 yards. Accomando led a brilliant first half Lightweight Title Fight Tonight in LA LOS ANGELES -RodGlfo Gonzalei, the tall. handsome champion of the \Vorld Boxing Council's lightweight ranks. is considered a slight favorite to retain his crown tonight against the challenge of sharp-punching Antonio Pud· do. tbe European titlist from Italy. Gonzalez, making his second defense of the l~pound crown, opened at 2·1 odds. but bristling workouts by the 29- vear--old Italian have lowered the wager· ing standard to ll-9, still in favor of the Mex.iean·born champion. They will meet in a t>round match at the Sports Arena \Vith expectations of a cro\vd of 12.000 and a gross gate of $130.000. Gonzalez collects $60,000 and Puddo gels S20,000. Puddo has 1,1·orkcd daily at Howie Steindler's r.Jain Street Gym and the \'Cler<in fif!h! handler and nia na g<'r com· 1ne nted , "lle's looked very f!ood with speed and pov•er, especially to the body." The Italian pronounced himseU In top condition and neither fighter expects lo have <1 ny trouble making the weight .it the Jfl :30 a.m. weigh-in. Gonzalez \\'On his tille on Nov. 10, 1972. when he stopped Chango Carmona of J\lexico in II rounds at the Sports Arena. tie defended it successfully last ~·larch 17 at lhe same site by stopping Ruben Navarro in the seventh round . Neither C3rmona nor Navarro possess. ed the punch of Puddo \vho has been dereated only once in 56 fi ghls and has ~cored 3R knockouts. "I'\'(' never seen him fir;ht but n1any of those \\'ho'vc fou ght me h11dn·t seen nie hcfore \\'e got in the ring,'' said an unworried Gonzale1 .. "It should take about a round to see v.·h:it he has." Puddo is al a !ikf' dis3dvantage since he h:isn't scrn \.onzalcz in action but t'flmn1entcd , "\\1e·11 just have tC> wait and see." At >foot-9. Conzalez has a two-inch height ndvanbige over the ltallen v.·ho won the EuN'l!)f'fln !Ille by knocking out Spt1in's ~figuel Velasquez in four rounds last year. 1 Thal fight hns 1mpre~ed Gonzalez V.'llh the punching power or bis thal1f'ngi:'r, · "I "·on't be r;ir('lrs.'l." he declared. "1llis is the fi rst time I'\•e earned any n1oney and I don't wRnt lo give up !hr title." offensive allack for the LI on s . Westminster controlled the ball for 16 of the first 24 minutes and deadlocked "·ith the Saxons 7-7 at halftime. Following the open1ng kickoff, Ac· comando directed a time-consuming 7~ yard scoring drive. The m.arch-iamd~ - 15 plays; all on the gromKI except the final 21,yanl touchdown pass from Stewart to Accomando. Walbring kicked his .first of. two con· versions, A fumble by Westminster set up loara's tying score, a one.yard dive by Rex Elder and Marlin's flfSt of three extra points. Both teanis traded third quarter scores, l,oara's coming on another onc- yard df"e"'tly Elder and the Liorus on a two.yard burst by Accomando. The Lions defense contained U:lara tailback Dave Walker most of lhe even· ing. However he broke loose on the four· the play of the final quarter for a nine- yard touchdown run that put the Saxons ahead to stay at 21·14 witb 10:44 left in the game. GAME STATISTICS • ' First dll-1 rlllolilftll " • Flrtf down1 IMHl"O ' ' F1nt CIOWnl lleMllltl • • Toltl llnl dOWl'll " " Y1rd1 r111M119 "' >ff Y1n11 pe1llnlil m .. Y111:1s lost .. " Nel yards lillf"..t "' ,. Punh/1,,...1g1 d11llnc:t HU "d P.,1Ultt/y1rda pen1ll1td '/t7 'IU Fumbles/lumbles 105! ~· 0/0 l"rt 1ry Q!.11rlfft Weslm1n1lff ' • ' ....,. Lot rt • ' ' 10-24 ltUSHING Weslmllultr •• " • "' A«om1nd0 " "' " .. e1a.,.1H ' " • .. Sit[on*f • " • u v ... • • ' ••• ,,. ' ' • '·' S!tw1rt ' ' • ••• U...:l«WOOd ' ' • ,, Tot1l1 • Lt•r• .. " '·' BICOll " ,. M ••• EIO•r • " • .., W1lktt ' ,. • '·' '""' • u • .... P1•que ' ~ • U.3 "'-' " • ••• To1111 ~ lff u .. !'ASSING W11tmlnu.,. .. .. '" " ... S!twart • • • " .... ACCOfMll(!O • ' • " .... eo ..... u ' • • • ... Tot111 .. I • ·~ ,,, LNrl "~ • • • .. .... MIKE SHAUGHNE SSY STARTS FOR CAL TOOAY AGAINST UCLA. Quail, Cl1ukar Seasons Get Under Way Today Southland hunters weloomed the open· ing of quail and chukar seasoos today. Despite good rainfall figures and in· a-eased food production in most areas. quail and chukal" populations: are still recovering from severa1 poor years and are below optimwn levels. Although populatiUl8 have not fully reeovered from several years of below normal rainfall and pooc habitat con· ditloos, this year's populatioo.s are con· siderably higher in many areas, and the outlook for hunters is better than it was last year. _ Following is the Department ol Fish and Game's fcrecast for quail and chukar hunting conditkrls in Southern California: Sllfllt ••rkr•V""11r• -lltles -Qvlll ne1tln11 l!Kt:lf.l lflrOUOr.Gvl 1htif two .;ounllll w.. only ltlr thl1 l'Nf. Hu"I'" l>rOlltDly Wiii bt most 1ucceutvl In Pl/Dile 1tnd1 of Cuy1m1 V1lley, Including e1111ng.,. 1nd Qu1111 C•nYQM. Lot .Afll'lles-0rM!ft f-11• -Aflll Ml!•Clfll to the "'l!Ollrt burns of 1'10 In Anotl .. N1llw11 Forts! h•v• l•fr oum.,_,.. OI C!IJ•ll1 ~r, mo1! ol ~ l•nds trt cove!"ed with dl&n» ch1perr•I 1nd hlln!lnv will bt dllllcult. Himtlng ••-Jn IM Sent• Monie• Mouiil1lns lllCI In MtitlDP41 V1!1ey .,. on prlYll• l•nds. Hunt..-1 mutt obl•ln permlu1on to 1hoOI Oii TMR t111d1, •nd "'9V 11\ould bt f1mltl1r with lo.:•I ''"" on l!rearm1 closum. TIM nor11'1 llOf* of th• San G11N'lel Movnt1!n1 t ltO otter lilood cnances I« movn111n q\1111, In Or•nve Coon!V ~t..,tllu1 quilt nurrib«1 1Jd1t In th• «111111 1no lnrtrlor v•ll•Yl· H-eve1, .-rly 111 of lhttt 1r~1 •1• In pllvl!1 owntnhlP 1...:I tl>fft •r• le"' p!1ces for the uo1llechtd hUlll!"· Ont •no• op1>r1 to Pllbllc h11ntlnv II t!>I S....1• ...... MOl<OlllM '" c--..nd Nlllonll Fores! . Allhoullh quell tr• prneot. "'-r.olon Is coYtrKI w;th ht•Vl' growthl of ch11>1rrll •nd hun11r1 wUI IMVt • dlllk ... 11 l!m. lo cov•rlng l'TIOl<h lerrltorl'. lm!Mf1•1 C.11ty -Thl1 Shollld be •n •bo'<• , ... .,._ ~· In !hi des.rt 1or Gtmbll'1 ciu•IJ. Vllley 411111 will bl fol.Ind In Q-1 numbtn •long thl Colorldo RIVtr .. 'Id '" ...... la'9'1' dolserl w11htt. OU.II 11umbtr1 fltO .,, Mgh Jn Ille •urlcu1rur11 1rH1 of lfl'll)e•l•I County, "PKl•lly In brushy 1r.n 1long !ht N•w 11\d AlllTIO Rlvtrt •lld 11000 the n"Mlln c1n•l'- West1n1 Sat! •ll"Nf'dlM 1M Al¥tnldl Cownllll -In Sin l\tm1rdlno Coli!llY h!Jllllng 1houl0 be fair QI'! thl N1tloN>I F_. In Lo!M Pl,_ CMyon, west of Cle!lllorl\ Ridge, lummlt V1llfl', L11111 Mounlllna, Co••Y Me.00.., Rl"1Mn1kt C•nYi!" •nd Wood C1nyon. Llktly hunting ,,.... I" Rlwnldt Coo.mfy lndlllMc the .... nfff Wlncl!Hler, Lff.IVlew, Sllilt , IOl.Jlh of e"u~t, CGKhtlll V•!lev .,.., Mecc1 •nd 1111 lrN ""' T..,•l• WISI of Murl1t11. 1!11!tm 1111 atn11nllno -Vtt!•v 'lt!•ll art . l>mlleci l•f#ttY to lhl Ctlon P111 Ind 81!dv Mes1 •rea. G1mt>oel'1 Qu1fl hevt DMn lffn In a numbfor o! 1riee1, lnc:llJ<llng thl Black C1nvo01 •re• norlti ol H•rii•r Orv L•~•. !hi Sliver MDUnt•ln arH, 1111 upper POrllans Of Land!ifr V1111v, H•ckbforrv Mountali:i, Von Trlii19e r Hiii• an<! lhe foolnll!1 ot !ht '!ew York, Mid Hl1I• -Providence Movntelf\ .,.. ... Fil• f(I goOd chuk•r hunllfllil 11 •~PIClld In !ht Rid Moo.int1ln4pef\l!Mr Hint -S111 DJ ... C...,nty -Proo.uctloo OJ valley llUll! hll bffn ;ood •IOllll the COISI, lncl\IGlng C1mp Ptodtlllon, 1~ !n ll'lt mounl•!n 1rHs. The DPS! hunllog .. 111 be fwnd on pr!v1!1 lt nclt wti.rl permlH!Of! to •l>OO\ 1, r1<1U!rt!I, Ctmp P-ltton wilt Ill-1 llm I~ "umber of clvllllM on thl b4!11 lor ~Vnflng itglln !Ml )'fer. Hv11ler• aT C1mp P-ltlOf! are 1dvl1ecl lo VM doQI 1lrw:. most ol 1111 hunting •rut •rt 11U!l1 1>t111hy. Football Robbin Coliseum Will Lose New Track Now that the Cc>llseum will undergo the changes suggested by Los ~I~ Ra.JM owner Carroll Rosenbloom, 1t 11 eliminate the ne8rly new all-weather Tartan track. That track could be transplanted at' nearby USC or even cut up and shipped to a first class facility like Mt. SAC. Either way, it'll reduce the number of. all·wtalher facilities by one f<r a time, ma~ the UC Irvine track that much more import.an!. High school runners at the Orange County Invitational cross country meet last week had nothing but good things to say about the Irvine facility. It's no wonder Bill Toomey and Len Miller have been able to land eome STEVE BRAND first class athletes on a budget that would make a mouse starve. one trip • to that track and athletes are wondering where they go to sign up. ' * * -1r I Speaking of the Orange County Invtta-1 Uonal, Eric Uubt came~ tract I for the final 440 of the Z..mlle run, =~er ~ lboalder_ wit~ Lo_ara's R.alpb j- Serna raced home ahead of Bulat but the Lagana Beach sophomore teamed ' a big lesson. They won't meet .,ala, 1mtll the SunJdst Indoor meet, and maybe not then it Serna chooses to nm llle 1 mlle, bul when they do battle, Hull1 1 will know he'll have to set a hM pace to cut Into Serna'• 1lrong kick. Anotbu note from UJe meet at UC lrvlne came from Costa ·Mesa Hiib coach Joe Fisher who Is lhlnklng serlolli- ly of bolting an invltatlooal meet of bh own next year. FMber say" many of the 1chools wbo p to dle Long Beach luvltatlonal •re unhappy wttb lhe 1ltuatlon and would aladly cbaoge . InvitatiOM are out for · the SUnkist indoor meet and some of the ~ track athletes who received bids were Marina's Gary Blume, Huntington Beadl's : Bob· ~el, Laguna's Hulst, Missi°'1 Viejo's Jc:m Cook and Mark Hower, Newport's Brial Theriot, Estancia's Ken COOnor, and Edison's Tom Lloy. From the It's True depart.m*t: Jn • recent vanlty-frosb •crlmmac• at UCLA, the freshmen oulscored ·the varsity. Mind you a youngster named Bill Walton wasn't playing for the vanity bul 7·footer Ralph DroUlnger WU there a1 were Dave Afeyen, Keith Wiikes, G~g Lee and Tommy Curtis. The freshmen who did the dam•ge were 7.footer Richard Washingtoll, Gavin Smith of Van Nuys, f\tarquls Johnlon or Crenshaw and Jim Spillane, the clasy guard lrom Palot Verdes. Denny Crum of Louisville, on a trip \Vest to recruit. believes UCLA ,,,;i1 be human after \Valton graduates. "There are a lot of good pl.ayers in the United States,' 'says the ex·UCLA assistant. "Walton is as dominant 1s Kareem Abdul-Jabber but I don't 1ee any new Waltons coming along." He has seen Washington. Mission Viejo's Bird Nears 1,000-yard Mark By HANK WESCH 0t ''" oe11, l'tllf 1111f Ken Robbins. the latest In what is becoming s. long line of fine running backs at Mission Viejo High School, Isn't the kind to alienate all ies. After talking for a while about his own running style and abilities. he sud· denly had what he considered a crucial afterthoUgbt. "You know, we haven't said anything about the line, and they've got to be a key ~ my success.'' Robbins says. "They really do a great job." At S.7, 155 pounds Robbins isn't the type of back that can ramble on his own through defenses. 11e'd rather nin around than over people, and any assistance is greatly appreciated. But Robbins' s~ and running abiUty is such that he doesn't need as much running room as most OOcU, and It's this fact that has helped hlm rack up over 650 yards already thl1 seaaon on his wa y to what be hopes will be a 1.000-yard year. "Ken hits the hole quickly. He hes the fast start and quick feet Ill! backs need," MiMlon Viejo coach Bob Hlvner says. "He istl't a real power runner, - but he has enough power lo run inside." '.'We've had tome very good nlM!ng bflckJ here. and Ken ranks with any of them. But 1 "'Ouldn't like to compare him with any others, it's not fair to him or ·them. We 're Just glad to have him." But even .so he says tie prefers to run off tackle. "I just concentrate on getting to the hole as quickly as possible, then even if there's just a small openlnj; I can usually get through ," Robbins says. "Yoo1ve just got. to constanUy work on going all oot every Hme and not worry about being mr.ashed by a linebacker or something." Robbins says football occupies a high priority in his life, and admJts Ulat a lot of his interest was developed wtti1c watch~ his father's Moruvvia IBgh teams. Dick Robbins was a held coach for several seasons at MonrOvia before moving the family to Ml.s:slon Viejo last year, and currently is assisting . the freshman teams at Ml.ssloo. Viejo. Ken played sophomore footbaU al Arcadia before transferring to Mission Viejo last year, and was seeing frequent varsJty action last season until h& Wlll sidelined wtth a Jenee injury in the fourth came of the year agaJnst Katella. Th.ls year he has run for over 100 yards in three ol the first flve games, with hl3 top effort coming "ll•inst Sad· dlebeek when he ran for 156 yards. In that time he scored six touchdowns. --Beyond-·high school Robbins Mys-he'd like to attend a small COiiege, likely majoring in either math or economics. arid possibly playing football lf the sltua· tton Is right. llivner feels Robbins h111 a good ctmnce. "' 'u J_, ~fl 0 11 c..,1a.,o~• l1olrn<11 Tl\ 0 8 "'"''' "' 'n ,. '" \\'bile (ion1.nlrz is tCCORnized hy th<' \\'BC. Panamanian RoOCrlo Duran is th<' \\'orld Boxlng Assochllion king. Conzalci 1htnks cha:icM of them mcetlng lo cle-11r 11p !he pfcture Is ..,,., dim. MISSION VIEJO'S KEN ROBBINS -ON THE LOOSE. Robbins ~ the: 100 in the tow IO seconds and his spetd around end is important to the Mmsion Viejo offense. "He has the potential, it oil depends on how he develops,'' llivner says. "He ha!! the speed, attitude and desirt to be a good small college back.." • I , - Sea Kings, SA Valley Vie Today Orange County'& No. I prep rootbaJI team and the No. s rited elevtn In CIF 4·A circles -Santa Ana Valley -ia on display today at Santa Ana BowL Kickoff ii stated for 2 p.m. and opposing the Falcons of Santa Ana Valley coach Dick Hill 'will be Corona del Mar ln an Irvine League test. 'lbe Falcons are IS.point favorites to hand Qirona del Mar its second straight loop defeat and the basis for the favoritism ls an offense that bas not been held to fewer than five louchdowns by any of the Falcons' first five vie· tims. Santa Alla Valley has scored 29 toodldowns in its first five games -as compared to O>rona del Mar's six scores and 21 TOs the past two years (I< games). Leading the Falcons offense is Junior Myron White a returning starter who bas scored 11 touchdowns and thrown for another in three league victories. In addition the Falcons have Abel Fausto at quarterback and the league's player of the year -Gary Templeton -primarily as a receiver. Coach Dave H olla nd's corona del Mar eleven will try to halt the Falcons attack . with its No. 1 weapon - defense. Unebackers Mike Frost, Brent Ogden and SCott Watson baclc UP ~a _ !roQt f~ 'J~ Gam. Mark Maxwell, Sfark De.Mille and Rhett•'I\lcker. And the Sea. Kings have an improved o f f e n !!I e wtth sopOOmore quarterl>ack Gary Guisness in cootrol. Gulsness completed 12 of 20 passe!!I for 193 yards against Lo s Alamitos and has clicked on 25 of SS for 358 yards and two touchdowns. '" lU ~ ,. Tritons, Sonora Vie In Crucial San Clemente High puts i.ts Orange League football hopes on the line against undefeated and league.leading S o n or a tonight at 8 at the La Habra High field. San Cle1nente has t w o defeats and (lne victory In league game~ so far, but could put Itself back into contcnlion with a win. Another loss would rtlegate ,the Tritons to middte- of-Ute-pack L'1'1rations. The game pits two or the most !Stingy c'ffensive teams In Or11inge County, and ll's probable thnt the one able to best mainlkin its current defensive trend wil be the. winner. Sonora has given up only t'l points t1!1 ~camn . h<tlf of those in lc~~ue play. The Raiders have shut out their last two oppOnents. San Clt;'nente isn't far behind, havtng given up just 13 points in Its last three games and is also working on a shutout. Sonora'.s df!fense is based on quickness. and has no real standouts. Only defensive end ~ Hook among the starters weighs in at 200 pounds, but the Raiders hit as hard as any team ln the league. san Clen1cnte's defense counts on middle guard nm ~iurphy (210) and end Bill Enqulst (175) with linebackers Lance Swigart, N!ck Vlelsld~s and Mark Fagan al!;O con· trlbUtlng htavil~. Vlels!des, a I B J,. po u n d fullback.. enter'> the game with 181 yards rushing againRt ltague foes. He has scored si1 touchdowns, two ol them 1a11t ·week In a 27·9 victory over Laguna Dtach. Offensively, Sonora ls led by quarterback Terry Ila.rt and loor good ruMlng bo<ka. At Newport Edis on, Eagles JC, Prep Football Ta ngle Tonigh t Standings IOUTN COAST CONl"••INCI Edison HJgh's Chargers and the Eagles of Estancia collide for the flnal time in Irvine League fOQtball. action tonight. Kickoff is set for 8 o'clock at Newport Harbor High and with the two schools going their separate ways following this year It's the last chance for Estancia IQ get in the win column after four losses to Edison. But prospects of that hap- pening are dim. Edison's 4-1 Chargers are solid 181i-i·pofnt picks to hand Estancia its sixth straight loss. The two have <>,nly one com- mon opponent -Fountain Valley. Fountain Valley downed Edison, 28-24, then tripped Estancia, JM a week later. Wllh tailback Bill Rutherford not expected to play due to an ankle injury, Edison will be counting QO tailback Bert Sherron to sup- p ly most or the running punch behind fullback Joel Peck. But Estancia 's major .con- cern is the 1vicked passing game centered around the quarterback Dave White-wide receiver Joe Troxell combina» Uon. White has nine~touchdown passes to his credit among 865 nel~ .. )l«l'di and four of those TD aerials have gone to Troxell. ~JVhJ~e~~ least Q.utwt ..IJL~ one game has been llS yard! and he figures to put Estan- cla's secondary to the test. Coach Jim Hem1le y 1 1 Estancia Eogles. meanwhile. QPerate behind a multiple oll"""' i"ith qaart¢eck St..e Mortm at the controls. Tony Pellegrino keei» the deftnse honest with his inside running and tpeedy Steve Adams Is the player the Eagles try to spring with reverses, passes and assorted trick plays. PAST SCORES 191&--Edi!IOll 'rl, Estancia 20 1970-Edison 14, Estancia 12 1971-Ed!Son 24, Estancia 10 1972-Edlsoo 7, Estanda 8 1~ I~ ii !! l~ w .. ,. .. l"A C1rrll.. I O 1' IG ,, ........ '°" 1 Cl ,, , •1nt11V11 I 0 lt 1 OI'•• Cot~t • l 21 ., Ml. hn M!Ol'IO 0 l 10 11 l•n Dtltl'O M9u o ' n c """*"'" kor'9 0.-..... C-t 2A Stll Df900 ........ I c Tlllltllt'f 0..1111t Fult9rtvn •t WrltOI Mt. 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Sonor1 •t Lt H~l!fl AHOIEl.US LIA•UI W L T '°" ..... 200630 200211 10133'7 011134' o 2 o 1S2 0201•27 University High bunts its second Orange Leag ue football victory in a row tonight when coach Jerry Redman's ~ jans take on Brea In an 8 o 'clock encounter at Mission Viejo High. The Trojans will be hoping to regain the scoring punch they showed in a 41-14 victory over Dana Hills la.st week, but thi3 \1-'eek's game doesn't figure to be as easy against a physically solid Brea team. Both sehoola a r e em· phasizing the running game and passing mainly as a change of pace. 'Ibat's a marked difference f r o m University's tactics of last . season, but a Brea tra,demart. Murry Graham, who rushed for 191 yards and four totic,hdowns f o r University against Da11a Hills High last week. wUI be hoping for a similar performance t h I s week. Graham is the league's leading ball carrier with 324 yards accounted for in three games and has rugged fullback Jim Green doing the blocking in front ol him. Ret.uming all-leaguer Steve Seeba is Brea's mos t dangerou s runner. Quarterback Carl B o s ti c k ranks second In the league in passing with 301 yards in three>-games. Evan Orrell, a speedy senior split end is the top threat among the Brea receivers. University's passing attack has taken a back seat to lhe running game recently, which is no source of desPR!r for Redman. He still h a s quarterback Mlke O'Loughlin to do the llu'Owlng when necessary. O'Loughlin was one cl Ute league's lea<ltng passers last year but has thrown ju.st 31 times in three games,-and put the ball up only once fn last week's win. Defensively, RedJNn feels Unlvenlty'!!I key will be stop- ping the ronnlng game of Brea. ''They're the type of team that dotS \\>hat ever you·n let them do, but I 'd say we Checking JC R11nners Ml. IH l"""l•ttoll• Or•~ e...r tnn ''"' '"'-J.C. •11111 U,... kfloOI ••c. Ii. W•ll'mlA COCCI 11!101 Q. JOMS (()(Cl tt:IO! 4S. DtnflllOll lotcl 22:1J: Sf. ltotl1M IOCC! )':1 :•1 10. Collln1 tOCC! 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VAASfTY score .., ~1 Y111n1 It.Ch 4 J 0 ._..lJ $.t(MlflOICk 2 0 l 1-C t.toun• le.er. te0rlno: Ptiif'llV 1, NIWfot1 f , MarlM -. Otv0r1 t. Sim. mOflt 1, MOrr111t t. JUNl<ta 'f,t,ltl\TY L•o11~ Oe1cr. won ov tcr!tll lllOSH·IOll'M Sc-toy Q111'1lt'!I L1gun1 &etch 1 0 I ...._. t 5..:1<11e11ac~ o J o o.Ali1 L•Ollfl• 8fttll Korlng: O'Hf" '' 1,..,,, ,, 11-u"tlno z. VA•SltY '~""' •v Ou•rten H1111!1fll!lan llutn I I 0 .C-' llMtlf 101)-S HunllnotOft n1,11t;h .corino: Joltflton t , DOdd •· Wtl1, S. I, JUHIOfl: VAlllTY Non• tooay. l'ltOtM·SOl"H '~ ~ OIHlrttl"I Hunllnohln 11..ch 2 s 1 4-12 ··-It 0020-1 HU!lllflOIOfl &•tell Korlno: ICHlt ,, Vto 4, WorthV '-GvmrMrmtri 1, Thom•• !, VAaSITY I"'" •Y Off""'N Fwnt1t11 Vtll•Y l , , 6--12 M.trln• 1 1 ) 1-lt POl.ll'll•ln V11l&y norlno: Lvl!rtll $. lHdJ O. HoOut ~. Alc1 I. M11l111 tcorln111 F1bl1n J, Roe:~ ~ W""r 2, l!dw8rdJ I, HOl'l'l'lll I. JUNIOlt VAll,ITY $C-•Y Ol/lrltn Founltlft Vtlll't 1 1 1 2-7 M1rln• 1 0 0 2-3 llwn"I" V1Uey M;Orlno : M1t11!H J, l'urlono I, Mllltr I, N1llO<I 1, "ooltr 1. M1rt"" «ar•no1 Hiii 1 • .i.rm11r-1. Cutllntn. 1. ",.ii"°"" 5(-•• °"''"'" M111111 1 2 ~12 l"Cl/1118!!'1 V1l11y 1 t 7-11 ll\ll11flt .Corino: 1lol11M 1, $1or't1 ... JIWI" I. l'Oltflllln V1Ht y tc:Ol'lno: J:oflll t . l(tllY I", I, K .. ty, W, I, · V•l"ll"f k-.., ..,.,....,.. V!Ut P•rlr. l O ,_,, llToro ltlt-4 •1 T°"' tt«lnto (. SltPN I, M. llrlW t. H9111119 I. Pro Scor es N1t111111 '"•tfNO A ... ltllon IO&iO!I 11J, ffwr YOfll 101 M!IWIJllkM 91. l"h!IW.lphll 0 CMctfO 111, Ii-tori 113 l utfllo 10., tltvtl•f'ltl 11 IClllMI City tt. l'llotf'llll n P0111tlld 127, Allt11!1 110 Gclcllf'I S111t 111, $Mlfl• 110 AIMrte111 1"1'1.t!lltlt A&IK\tllell ICtnhK•Y 111'-Vlr111n11 " C1rol!~• IOI. 0..."9r 10. loll Mtll'IOflli n. lfllll•n• ti S•n D•eoo Jtt, Ul•ll 101 N1lltt11I flldl'I "''w v~ •· o.iro11 SPORTS Madden Produces Doub Iv • !.a.uuda1, Ottobtr "21, 1971 Volleyball For Girls PUBLIC N()TICt: kl>h9mort IV E".i•ncl• O•t. El MQ01t1• 1.11 11..s. is.n. '°"'""""'" Eit1t>CI• otl. El MOdtn• t-n. 1~•· n.~. ltl1olor I C0tt1 Mtt• do!. HvntlnO•Ot! ... J, •ol. .... 1 ... ti Cotti Mt.. dtf, llunllll([IOfl IG-J, l..S. J1111ar ti! C0tt1 Mt,. dtl l•vntlnolon lo.t. 1·10, PUBLIC NOTICE lltl(h -----------NCTIC~ 01" Al"l"l.AL OAIL'f' JltlOl I ':"" PVBLIC NOTICE PUBLfC NOTICE Jufllot I N0fl(f. I~ HEll:EflY ~!VEN !~•I -·------------Huntln(lll)ll 15U(~ dtf. COoll• Miii on NOYtmllt• l. 1t1l. >1! 1·JO Pm FICTlTIOU5 IUllNfSS , .• , 1·•· 11·•· or •• \llOfl lhert•lltr •• P••t!l~•nlt IOAMI. IT .. Tl.MllNT Junior II In !Ile Coote Mt•• (Irv Co<m<!I Cn1m~tro. TM tcllc.,1119 P'"'°n' •'• 11oh>o IN\I! Cast• Mtt.0 dtf. Hvnllno!WI llt•(h n F•I• Orlv•. Cot!I 11o1e1t. t1't c11v •• '"'· 10.1, \N, Cou11~U will •thttr tvlettl'l<:t •tCt••dlng ·a e, p M.IA:INE. unknown •llP Ju"!« Ill !r.t t1ul1<1lny tn0<•!Crl11M ...,.c1eo bV Newootl 111n.1c•. 1•111 Lt Cr11h. O• H11n!lno1M &NC'1 Cit!. C<'lll• M•w OrCllfttl'K• 13·36, •dCOl.-d O<•c~·· •. 1~73. Poln!, Ctlllarnl•. t16Jt ,.,, t.10. t..S. In conne("tll)tl >lil!h '"" ~Pll!!•I ot Wiii••"' kOM•I 1./1. (C!ltlf ll, 2d11 L• C<t J IOIJhctrlOft • I( 0 ... 1.. far P'OPlrlY IOC:a!ea " .... o ..... P~·M· C11l1orn11 Coo•• Mt>I drl. Hun1lnQ!On flt1(n to111rr....111 '"'"~' O! HTn ~!IHI •"d v .. 1tk•• F, tat11ttll, ;4111 L• c'" ll•2, ll•U , W'11U!tr .._Ytnut 0•"• PulM , Clllfo•nlt. ,.,nomor. II NOTICE I~ FlJllTHE!t GIVi:N ,,.., Tl\i> 1)11.,~•u I\ (OnQUCtlO ~v • Qfnt Coal• Mtln Cit!. Huntlnol()n flN(" ot lhe tlaremonllont<~! •'><l P•"~trin,11 1)..1, 15... Wftlttn common•• !Or 01 ~a•"'" •ht Pdl CcP!t•lll S~more !II 1pt>e1I wUI W llen•d. fP>i~ >10!0mtnl Wt• llltll wi•n 1t'lt COi Cool• MHI do!. Huntln;Ton llt•cr. EILEEN P PHINNEV IV (ltr~ ot Or<1fl9• (°""IY en O<;tQ!,IOr •·•· 8-4. Cl •y Clerlo. nt llle c:l!v 191; '°""""""• IV 0• Coi!I Mt•ll•r..d Oreno1 Cou1 O•ll y Pilot Put>ll•htllr 17. 1tiJ Y.!'0·1) ('•·~··~· t 11. 21), u, 1911 ~ s1ph°"'°'"' v • :-.ccccccc~--C0tt1 M .. • <It!. Huntlnglan fltoc~Jv" ---~PUBLIC NOTICE 1·10, IG-1. 12 ... PUBLIC NOTICE ,._.,.,_.. VI ------ il'S not often that a college M~i"•n'/~~~''.''i.:,~~~. Jv dtf. c°'1' su~~T~f/11 T2ot::D~~o~~. l'lCTITious aus•NEIS football player will go both Hufl!lf'IOIO!'I .,.(II JV dtf, C°'I• STATE OF CALl"OJINll. FOil HAM• ITAT•MliNT Ways. MKI !S..ll, 11•1, THI COUNTY 01'" Olt .. NGE Tiie lollowlng Pl..,..,f 1(J d<ll< l"rttl'll!llfl I No. A·11•tt Dutlntu tt. Saddleback's Bill r<.1adden is Hunllngton ~•Ch d•I. '°'" Ml"' E'1tlt Of MARCUS ELTON 51(E£N. ICING'S SHIP SUPPL'( co., 1r.; !he t. lS-1, lS.-1, 1j,,1 I.I. SICEEN. •~• Ml.ACUS E loo .._miOCll Clrcl•, Foun!1ln V1llt excep ion. " .... '""'"' II SKEEN, tk.i M. e. Sl(EE N. .... C•l!f, 97106 L The 6-'l, 230.poulld former Coi.!1 MHI Ce!. H11ntlnotori e ... ch M .. llCUS SitEEN. Ol!'Ct .. llJ<I. Plll!lp c. Chlfl •nd GIOfOI J; Cit• ,_,, 7.J, NOTICE IS HEllEBV Gii/EN la 1"9 11l49 LM Amigos C!r., Faun!tln l/t!lt San Clen-.ente High standout "'"11111111 1u cr..inar• <.>1 the ebQv1 n•m~d d~w~1 c1111. 91IOll has been used nrimarily at CCIII• Mt\I dtl. Huntlrigton INelt thll •ti IM•M>n• h•vl11g clalnu •0•11111 T~I• t1V•inn1 I• cMduded oy • u•n•• ,~. 11...(, ll·t. 1111 .. id dKeden! •rt requ•tKI !o Ill• p1th>&01r.l11 an Offensive guard po.Sition '•t•r.mtn Ill' !l>em. wltn tht ne<:t•W.'V •Ollcne<s, I" Plllllp C. Cltln this year by Gau h h Cmti MtM <let. Hun!lngt()ll "'"'fl lhe ofllce ol tlle (ltrk 01 "'• •"°"• Tnl& t101....,,en1 w11 111..i w!t" t C OS CO~C 1•10, l2·$. 11.1, enll!led cou•I, or to ~·••on! mtm, with Counlv Clt•~ or Or•"'ll• Cou11<v 1 George Hartnlan -but he's P""91h'l'ltn v fhe nKt111rv V011Cr.ero. 10 1ne 11n· O<.•ot>er ~s. 1913 a lso -I t d I f Hunt!nolon Btoch dtl. tot• Me•a de<slgneo •t 9(11 Oo··~r Drive. Sul!t Fltl "'""n a grea CB 0 1·1?, 1().8. 9.s. 200, NtWt>Ort 8oach, (~llforn!o '11>f>O. Putlll•r.e<J Ot•nge Ca•ll D•llV Pllo tin1e at a tioebacker spot in "'•'h"''" v1 Wiiien I• !he otoc• o1 bu•lntu of 1111 o-101>er 11 •t>O N<Wemlltl' 3, IQ, 1 k 'I 1• Cor.t~ Mt•8 <It!. Huntlng1on 8ttcn ~ndertlQnl'<I Jn ~Ii "''"'" """'l!"no 1V7l 31.SC ev SI ua ions. 11_., ,.,. 10 1111 •ll•lt 01 ••!<1 ~'tdonr. wl!nln•l-------------- '·ffe's probably !he best all· "''•hmtn VII !Qvr mcntno tlltr *"• tir~! pvU!iC•llCn Coo!I Mitt dt!. H1111tl11gtcn 88,Cll J\I' cl Ir.I• notice. I round lineman 1\•e've ever 11.7 1s-o 0~1tt1 0<1. 10, 1913 had," savs Hartmsn. "He can ' ' "· H. TR:ESTER: "ICTITIOU1 IUUNl!1S PUBLIC NOTICE E•~ut111 <.>I Ill~ Will NAME ST .. TlMliNT play offensiVijll8rtl or center PUBLIC NOTICE 01 •nt ~!XI•• n1meo a«M•nt Tfle 1o11ow1ng l)lnon• ••• aoi. And h I I, b k T~Ol)l\AJ (. IClf'IO OllMntu u :.. __ e can pay .1ne ac er FICTITIOUS IUSINl"SS OLOMAN. KLN"OI. GllEENl PALM OESERT Pll:Of'EJITIES. 1t or in the Jine On defense N'-ME STATl!Ml!Ht Lew Ccrporitlen SE Mein $tr11t. lr~ln1. (1IUornl1 9'17' He.'• -~" a very versatile Tne to11ow1no Pl'""" '• dOlng ~11slncn "•-' °''""'~~,'•'' !u,',',,', "',1... Al•• RC>t>crt.on, Jr., SOii Ev•11I• -~ -'" Star Lene, Newport llNCh. C11\for11' lineni.an for us." ••: STOW·,l.WAV, 16.Jlt Ml, 01n1 (It., All-Y tor : ll•M""Of 1174"60 Madden's c"'ef asset 1's hi l"ounl•lft Vl!!t'f, Ctllf. flfOI Publlll!led OrtnQ'I!. Co1"! O•l!Y Pllol, WIJ!Jem H. L1(rd. JlV. ICt!Cft 11.o.< JU S Mlrv Lou lllttOll, 1~31• M!. O~na Oc!oti-r 1(1, 27 er.Cl NOYtmbu ), 10, llJICOI' 8ay, C1lllornl1 '7660 ~lily to block -and ..blO:Ck Cir .. F-111n v1119y,-<:111t. ti10f· 19!.1. ·-ll06d -~1e;r-1t_-c_,, •!Q!it,.,. ... well. "He's a very fine blocker dl~~~1~•LM11 11 ccndvt!td bY •n 111· PUBLIC NOTICE i.:1':~1~'::i1or~r!, n1~ M•ln suit for the run and he does a M1rv Lou 11arr1111 TM1 buslneu 1, corw:111cte<1 t>Y • gen11. al Thlt 1!1t1m1nl w11 111111" wl!h IM (011n· ,ICTITIOUS SU$1NESS 1,,,.,.,_,,,.lp. re outstanding job pass IY Clerk of Or•ng• Coun!'I on 0<;101111' '· NAME STATEMENT .. le~ Aao.rtMHI. Jr .. 1"1rl111<" blocking. He's probably one 197). T111 tpUcowln11 person 11 dclno bu•lneu Thi• '"'-"' w•• llltd wnr. tt 1'·1MO 11: County (ltrk o! Or•nt• COUfllV (• of the best hitting linemen l"ubll•lltd Or•t'>O• (<>Bit 01U~ Pilot, , .. TE .. SSOC:IATES. 1S2SS Ctmpln• Oc!Obll' lS. lt1) we've ever had." says OctC>t>c• ~. u . l'O, 21. 1n1 :ion.n Dr1v1, Ml&l!O!I v1110. c1111. t261S Ftt1: th0m11 M. C1!e, "1U C:•moln1 Publh!W261·1 l---------------1c11v1dv11. Dimmick (6-4. 230) have been 1"1cTtT1ous sus1N1s1 Tnam•1 M. c:a11 PUBLIC NOTICE two big reasons why Sad-Tr.. 1ono~~l!,!T,!:l1~~:~0 l.>ll•lneu 19~3Mt ll•1tm1nt wa1 !llte• 10, N.._MI! ITATl!MINT be I 'hi . FOJID llEAUTV SALON, 1'1S 5. Coao! ltr.J. Tiie !oll"""l"g peraOt11 •re o<)ln en SO S rong S season 1-iwY, NO. J, Corona dtl Mat, C•llf. 92615 l'·Ulll t1Vslntt1 "" They both pJay On the right Ctll'le'OIM A. Hen51!, 317 hl1ncl AYo.. PublllhKI Orenot Cot>I 01lly P!lot, EASTBLU"F P 11: 0" ES SI 0 NI. ll AlllOI, C•lll. Octot>tr ll, 20. 27. 1na NoYem~r 3, flUILOING, 1913 SE M11n S!fllll, 1,vlru. side and in most cases have Thi• to<11ln•u 1, cond11Ctecl bv on In· 1•n. m1.13 c,111 ... nl• ll':lros opened gaping holes. 01vrc1v11. ,t,le~ R:oben1on. J<.. 50I Even!,. CttMrlnt ,t,. Hen1tl PUBLIC NOTICt; ~!~r L•~•. N~llO'"! B••Ch. C~kltnl. Madden plays quick: guard Thlt •!1lement w•• 111ea wl!h ,~. COY"• ----., ... in the Saddleback offensive 1'y Clttk of Or•no• Countv Dfl OclO!>tr 10. l'ICTITlOUS •USINESS Wllllam H. L•lrd. Sl'-1 l(erch ft(),ld ltr.J. NI.Ml STATliMENT 8••(on Bay. (flllornlo 111660 structure. He's the guy that 1'"·211M The 1o110w•no "'"°" 1, doing uu•lne•• r111~ 11u11net1 +• conavc:1fd 1>11 1 e•n•rt JI t l J d th ,.111111'111<1 Or•llil" ((!alt Oally PllcJ, t•I part11erihlo. pll S OU O ea e Way Octat>er 1:1. 20, 27. incl HoY•mblr 3. GLOlll.L Tll:.._ .. FIC SEll:\11.'.:E, 17111 ,I.It• ltob9r!wn, Jr., Pftrl~r for sweeps around the flanks. 1t1l 1132·12 Hague Lane, p o Bo• 221s. HvnUngtM T11!i slal•ment w11 flltll lhe COi.iniy C\"°~ at Or•ncr• Count>! PUBLIC NOTICE ROOlrl G. E.ies, 11111 Meove L1n1, on October 2s, 1tn defenses, where ~ linebacker Hvn11no1°" eoacr.. ca11111rn11 •1~11 Ftti:1<1 ' ., ... ' ' ' ,_ .. '" PuDll1hed Ol'•nv-Coest Dtilr P11o• is directly over M•dd..,," says "• ""'' ,.... • con "''"' wv SLl'-1J1 1no1 .. iav8I, O('llll>et 11 •nd NOY..,,Df1 l, 10, 11 Gauchos line co.ach Dick NOTIC• ,0 c•EDIT011:s •-·1 G. E•••• i~n l2ot·n Stuetz. "Lone· h"Ckers are SUl"liltlO•· COUJIT OP TMI! Tnl1 >llle"'"'T "''' !iled with !he -.,,.. STATI 01" CALlllOJINIA 1'011: County Clod< of O••llO• Cou,.1v en PUBLIC NOTICE tough to block. They're big, THI. CD~NT! ~~:RANGl Oclo~r 11' •91l, F2tH1 NOTICE 01' IULI( Tl:ANSl'lll strong and agile. but Madden Eoltll of E'::EANoll: M. CR:•SP. Publl111ed Orange caau D•ll• Piiot, NOTICE !S HERE&Y GIVEN TD THt just knocks them out ()f the 0.CtlHd. Octobtr 20. 21. Incl Hov1m1>e' 3, 10, CREDITORS OF M<'.TEO STEii: .. NO Play. He CM play center NOTICE IS HEJIE8Y GIVEN to ll>t l'13 3191·13 .._NA STER. Trans!..-or, lh1t , t>u!l • c....:11~ Of lh• et>ov• n1med Oectdtnl l•11n1!tr I• t bol/! lo bl m1<1e 1>11 guard Of tackle on offense 11>11 111 Pll"IC"I• h1Ylno c11lm• •o•lnsl 1~ PUBLIC NOTICE Tr8""''"'• wlloH boJlifllll lddr•J& •• nd ], •-k d Mkl OKl<Hnl ,,... ~ll'ecl to fill llM!m. 188.i..A Horbof' 111\<d.. In 1119 City • a 1ne.,..c er or o w n with 111t ....,...,,rv Y01K11e<i. 1n tr.t ctrl(e ce>111 Mtt1. c°""iy o1 0r1not, 5''" lineman on defense. He's unL of 11>e c11rk 01111111>0Y• tntlt!tern wltlt 1n1 neceu11ry NAME 5TATl!MENT bu1!nn1 n1mes ind •dd•-ustd wllhl" Canny." y~hftl, IO 1M ~rw!l!11lgnt<I 11 lhf Id· Thi lollowin~ "'1'JMJ 1re Oolt19 lhrte Yt•rt l111t Pl•I. i.o l•r 11 ""OWfl And because Of Madden's dr .. s !Pl tr.t E•oculrl•, e ltt nor t1Vs!nn11" IO Tr1f\llll'ftt. 1r•: Nont. tc W,t,LTEll M••t1Htr!t• Stv•. l S11 PrlKlll• Lint, TONSO INlEA:NATIONl.L IMPOltlS, E. ll:UI Z AND MAll:IA 11.UIZ. Tr•,,••trM, versatility, his potential S Newl>Ort fl•acr., c1111. t'21>60, wn1c11 I• 111e ism Mcln•vre Strtet. Sul!• I., L111u11• w"""' 11u11n .... '"'°'"' 11 61 Llnclt I. '(ed H ( p11c1 o1 butln••• ct tht 11ndtrtlgna<1 in all Hlll1, C•lllatn!t ffU3 1111, 1" 11>e C!lv <.>1 N•wt>Ot'l ll••c~. UR lml • says ar man. m•llert Ptrlatn!f'IO lo 11111 ttli!t ot s•ld Ton10, Rao.rt Oome11fck, mJI (OUfllV ol OrtflOI, Stitt (>f C1tltornl1, "He's got great potential to dece<11n• wur.111 tour m0111111 '"'' 1111 />(ir!lllno, Mlulot1 vrero. c.111, 9'lt1s o1 1ne 1011owlng d ... crll>rl'!I perM1n1I on1· 11 .. 1 pubhc•Hon of 1r.I• nO!IC•. lOftlO. Marla Gio"~""~' 25931 oerly al Trand11ror. IQ.wit: AU 1!odl play football at a four-year oit.c1 0c1. 1, 1913. l"orttl!no. Mlulcn Vlelo, Ctllf, ~26TS In ,,,,,., ll••u•••· 1<1ulpmtn1 .no ~ooo college. He could be ~n of-ELE .. NOR; MAR;G UElllTE $ .. YE Thll •T•lerntnl Wll I ll~ wl!h lb• Wiii o• • ctr!aln JIMelrv bl/II,,..,. ~nown E•.culrl• ot 1111 Wltl or Co.univ Cl1rk ol Ot8t'>Qt Cl)lmlY on 11 SlEOUAllT JlWELJIV STOA:E 11\d fensive guard or center or the •Dov• 111m..i dMl<'ltnl October 11, 1'13. 1oca1«1 ,, lMC·A H•rt>Or llvd., 1n •h1 a dO\Vll lineman on defense ALIC!. MOO•l 1'21tH cnv al c~<ta M•u. Ccun•v <.>1 orang•, • 4U Holl-ropt No. 1·1 Pullll1ftld Dr1n111 C°">t 01!1y Pilot. $!1t1 cl Calflarnla, •nd th•I 11111 tor~"-He's really not quick: enough <oron• cltl M•'· C•Ut. tuH OctOllf• 20. 11. ano Novembl• 3. 10. b~+~ 1•81111 .. r w111 ~ con1ummeted °" to be a linebacker at a big Tl!: 11u 1 111.JD?t 1•n 311l·1l C>I' 111er '"' u111 diY o1 Hov...,t>er. A"onttY ffw li•tcutrl• ---103. thr~u1111 E1crow No. 1S1<12. ~I college, but he could be a Pvblltned OrU1'10' C().111 D•llv Pllol PUBLIC NOTICE l~e •tt•ow d11»trl"""I of ,,,. Yorbll tremendous down lineman. 0c100.r 6. u , :xi, 11, 1t11 J00.'.1.13 Lind• 1r1'1(b Of s..c11,l1Y 1"1cn1c N•ll()0111 FICTITIOUS SUllNllS 8tn~ II 19601 V«b• Lln<ll llt'l'll,. In ''lie's a r eal bright kid and .PUBLIC N'OTICE NAME ST .. TEMENT lht Cl!v of Vorll• Lino•, Co.un!'I of I ' h I Or1n119, Sia!• ol C•!llo•nl•. I t 1mk e can pay on any The lllltow!no per.on 11 dlllllll b\111 .... ., 0 ._1 e 0 eciooei 1,, 1913. level that he Wfll\ts to." l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHISI ••: TJll.VEL WONOEA:S As·-c11.TES. Wall~ E. lt11\r, Tr•ntltrff Area P1·ep X-country Strmma1ies MAMIE JTATEMEHT "" M•r!• 11.u11, l r•n•!•'" Tfll torlowlno peno11 I• dOlnQ butlnen 1651 E. Edlngll'f Sul!t 701, S•ntt An1, Publl~~ed O••"ll• Coin! Oe!ly Pllol, 11: Ce. 9210J. O.:!<>I>< 21 19JJ Y.!1t·n C.._l'TAIN A&IOT'$ M .._II t NE W1!f1<1 Edw1rd lrl1h, lll6' Mtrlan•l ---'-·----------JOUJINAL. 1"1 Monrovia Svlte F, D•., O•n• Poln!, Ctlll. 92629, NtwPOrl 11 .. cr.. C•lllarnl1 "1661 Tbll bu1l»eU I• Cond<Xltd bv an E1r1t Tl<'I Normtn, P.O. &a• 351, lnalvld11&I. 1-------------- aatOOI l•l&fld, Cf!11wfl!t tt660. 226 T•I· W•l+tC• E<IWlfd lrl1n NOTICE 01' SALE ract D1IY1, Ntwpcrt 1111!11. C11Uornl1 T~lt 01temen1 w11 llltd w11n tl>e No11rt o! Public Sil• of l"J•l<ln•I t'l6'2 Covntv c11r1< er O••not Coun1v .;n Prl:>l>l'"V by Ll111 H:>ld.,.., This bullntll 11 condl'f;I~ by •n !11· O<.tao.r l), 1913. N0l1CE IS HEA:EBV (;!VEN lhal dlYldutl. ")3t:IO p11r1u..nt tc lbl l•w m&olt' •tlO provl<l~d, Eatlt feOu\trl1\. Tnl• tlt t....,ent w•• Illar:! wltn th• COi.in· OctOl)fr 20, 71. and Novtmner ), I~. Int, wil l i~U ti publk 1uct1on. II tv (lu~ ot OrtnOt Ccun1y or. Oclotl"r I, 1913 3111./) l'tl E'. li•h t.·n .. (olt~ M•11t. C•lllorfll•. 1m. -----JI s 0'(1<)(-P,M., O!I Fr!d4y, "" PliBLIC NOTICE Publlor.ed Ort f\Gt Cc~•I O•ily 111101. dt'!~•lbt<I pro.,.,rrv. lc-w,I: l'·lUU P U BLIC NOTICE I'"~ ti.•~ nf Nnv•.,.,oer. 191l, l~e tollnwlniJ OctOblr 6, ll.10, 17, 1973 3010·13 ---1, 0~~ 110'1' ltrYICt leblt, '7 • NtwltOrl H!~:!;" ,r;,")~1 """""Im "~Z~r~o~TsA:~~';J;" 2?n~:1·.? c·,;.·1~'.d'i';i.' :"~;-ot=ns1,~~ 1. O!tl Fler (N), Fu1<umo1c till PUBLIC NOTICE fh• lol l<Mi'IQ POt'~on It <ro•nQ 1111•1~••' rinen lry•• (lJ, •. f'rttr. ... ·m.otlc 111• 11:00! '· PA"()ll· D. (NJ n :ui 4. is: P1'7Cll OF 8LUI" 7\11 t llt!• s. "~' '"l•ll 11.•lnl~H llf~I tlnk wl!r. Ertl IN) 11:,3; $, Lellllnen (Nl 11 :~1: < "'.rk•o• Ol•~•I ('i· ·~$tiln!en •IHI !, llcow•n !Nl ll:SJr 7, Conk (N) l"ICTITIOUS •USIN SS S""'' C<;t!t M•••· (11. 9~01'. '" "" ·,~·· II :!.\: 8. Arrloo IN) 12 :01; t. Pro»IKO NI.ME ~T,t,Tl!MlNT Mt\. Ll)tllne (LorH J. Mill~· 2J,; Wt>r~ rn~\e It. 1. L• • NtOll s1011 {Nl 12:02; IQ, O(lwly (NI 12:0$. T~I loUwilng j>tr..,.,t •rt \IC.l~Q (olga11 Or, C~I• .M•••• C1I, 9'/~)0. Ill. ~ , F,_lctfl blltlfl<'llt •11 Tftlt buslnt•I It conoudtd bv •n In• M• Je ~ 0 , O•Y••• 1911 "•lrw~.,. NIWllOff Hlrtlll" llJJ IMJ ,t,11111\t1111 CLAPSATill!'S C.0Un1ty Cu11botra. dlylauel Orlvt, A~l t. O••"IM'· C•T!1or1'1!•. l. Fler. D. (N) n :o.; 2. 11os1 .c1• Jht Sir"'· C•"""'1' Vlll•ot, i1.r1. Lo•~lne tlcrll J ,,..111~; ~till '•1• !• '"" l~e P<irtlMll .,, ttl1Slvlfl(f (NI ll:l2; J. lloclgttt ~N) 12:11; N-c>orl 11111(:~. C11lforfllt t2'60. TMt Jtatemenl wo1 ll!td wltn 1~, lien cl tr.t und1r1lqfled, l<)l)l'lhw with '· P~llllPs {Nl 1':10; s. Scllock fNl Darea1 lllent1 l<.lrWw. US62 GUllm• CQUnlv lie•~ ol O<"tr>QI (:ou.,l y ~"(Ml\ OI ndvl'1illno •rid •~111n11t of n 25 ' P•""" o CNl 12·:1t1 J ,t,y• .. lrvfrw. C1lltoml1 ll'l10S Oc!ober 11 im 1<11•, R~~n, ·M. {Nl' li:lOi I. jtc~ C1rt1 5111 O'Oflo/110. 7~1>1 Ct!te • , 1'1~t1' 0~!~ Oc'<>Mr 1•. 1t7' IHI 12:)&; t, Undl11111" !NJ 12:~1 ,t,1c1l1, MIHIOll Vlelo. C:1!lfornl1 l'l61S P11bllfl\fd Or8n0t Ca11t 01llv Piiot, T 0 . ""'"'1C•, Vic• Pr.,10.m 10. Cl>l!pmtn (N) 12:». Thl1 Mlfltl• It COfldlltted by I Ot~tr1! C){toi...r 10, iT, Ind No.,omoer ). 10 R~!r.JCr.lld lnd\lt!rllS. II'>(, JUflllr V•rtltv OIU'IMt•MP lf1'3 ll~O 73 •~1$0 S. A,,_, C•ll Miii OSI (S(I) ""'9Mll• Ooru• R. 1Ctl'lf'l8W _ ~·n•~ "• ~11•lnQ•· C1ll!orn10 tl)!o'O 1, H~h•.art lCl 10:3'1 2. E!llott TM• 1l8!emen1 w1• flltd wl!f'I '"' Cov"· PUBLIC r-i'OTfCE Pirnll•~l'3 : ty Cl••k ot O••no1 CoufllV on Oclolllr !O, (l<l~t,.., 1: 1173 32Jt./J I. Golly (() 10:$6: J. Ftrrtll (C) 191J F2UI• PICT1Ti"ou5 IUSINESS--- - lQ:'71 t. Wrlglt! (Cl lD:ltt /, M•:.~ l'vblllh«I O•ancie Cot•I Oeltv Pillr l3, l'(), 7· 3101·7) ·~; l'ICT!TIOUS auSINl!iS 11 !2.. 1t7..I Fl\flLE ENTEllPltl~E:'. (CIY.P4.NY.! r<!AMI. $TITEMIEJ'fT '<Wh·SIO~ '6n Oogw<lt'd Av•~v,. !'<• .. J II•• ~-·~• !··II~ v•nu l'trlDfl• •rt CC~ll M&M w()ll llv lo"t•I, PUBLIC NOTICE Cilllo•nlB 90140 ~u"n' ' " J•flltl' Vtrt!ly ---f••Ml J 1r~ D• W••'. lA11 o-..~·w. ... ~111111"" PEll.Fl':CT FILlEll: I I Taro 1211 (l•l fi•Pttt~I• FICTrTIOUS llUSINliSS Jl.•enue, 5t&I !hath, C1lllll'"•8 ot./tO P ~N'I', : ,4 e ,,_. VIII• Clive. I, Pttl111 (El H :ll. l . Gr•~I IETl NAMI. STATl!MINT T~,\ b<J"\n~\J !~ ~ond•.clod 1>1 ~~ .I.I~~ (~llfo•nl• tt61~. l?:O,, 3. B81•t IETI 11:15. 4. Frff'!'~n Ynt rouowlng person 1, llolno ouo'ntu !rnilvl~u•I. L•o,r1 L '-'''(OIJt1m, lfU flot IJ+J11 !El ll~lt, 5. Coldwell lEl 11.:7~ •• ,, 1'°•1111 J•ce~ Dt \\'"'1 O•I~. r<'l\I• M••9, C1llfoml1 tt,16 6. MlllW (f'l\ 12;lS. I. Svlltt IEl llES!OUAL STRESS RES EA R C H T~;, 1!~11.ntnt w1, lilt<) "'''fl tM T~nt'GN1 J o;,1~. J7' 77"<1 S!tlfl U :OI , •. M1rktr (ETI 1};01, '· Sl•k•f :.ssoc• .. l•ON. ISlS W, Mtc.1.t!nur. C'llliM!~ Cler~ o• Or~11g1 (O<'"'v .~. C~··· M-• .. Ctll!or'lll ~IJ7 IEi l,:$S. ten.I" M .... (1, tU2' Onouu 2$. 1913 Fr1'l• •1 Co••v. JOlf C<!\lnlrv Clu• JUllllf' V•nlly J6m .. J. L10ol/•, 11.S. ltur&l Pl , 1"4·0C: Or•v~, (Q\lt Mt,8, C1lllornl1 ~· Coron• .... M•r Ufl Oil S.A. V•llty CC>ll• Mt••· (•. t'2W "•l'l1J ,~ .. t>u•1n"" 11 CDfl<IUC!ed ""' • 09'••• 1. Ttvtt>&\IOh (5) 10.)l. t. 01~1.• TMt l)uihwitt I• (ondUtlKI DY •n In· l'11bllllllld O•lf\QI CoA•! 1)11ly Pilot. lll!rlnOr~~'~ (Cl 10:,7. I. ,t,~ IS) 10:•,._ ' 0 '' N J. ,. IT • 1 o • " C ' llirtcw ICI •o·.•>. ' JI•,,__,. tci CllYldu•, t !lltler '"" oven111e• 'J .. "V .. ,.,,< o1 um 10:51, " H ... n (Cl ·~,~: .. r.-11um. J8mtl J. UOoll• 191l Jn.,.n f~I • '1M~m•M ....... llltd wttn 1111 C(K.tflo tSJ lO:f1, I. lloll• 151 ll rlO, t r1111 t1•'9mlnt w•• !lit<! wl!h tt>t Coun· -----•• C!tr!• ot Or•no• Covnfy 011 Oct-• 10. Tl'lomtl !SJ ll;tt, IO. Otllff\HT\O!'I; !• (l••k OI' Or•f'IO• COu111v Qfl Stoltmbt• P UBLIC NOTICE 19n. f() n :M. 7• 1113• •• ' • 18 " " " ·~ " ' " " •O ' ' . • "" " ... » '" " " " ., ' " • • • " • ' '" ."I. ,. • ' • "' • .. ' '" • ' "' " ' • " " • " " ' ,, " ' . ' i) "" • • " " ' . " " » • • ,. • .. ,\ ( ' . " ·-• • .. ". ' " ' . J: .. DA.tl V PILOT NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ' ' " ' ' Week's and Year's High, Low, Close ' tl ' • ' • • ~t 1t ~ 1 ~ l ~ ·1 ~ " • " >I • • t . ' ~· " . ' ' • ' " ' " ( ' • • "' • " ,. ' ' • ' " u " , • J OAllY PILOT 19 1973 Co1nplete I Stocks Every Day • Ill the , • ! I 20 DAll V PILOT . . . . XAMPLE LINCOL . EXAMPLE MIRC NO. 't IN ORANGE COUNTY Ll~COLN ; • MERCURY SALES FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE YEARS~ SAVINGS NEW '73 LINCOL 4 DOOR SEDAN 'SAVINGS NEW '73 MERC MARQUIS BRGHM NOW NO. 1 IN SO. CALIFORNIA! . • (ACTUAL FACTORY SALES FIGURES FOR SEPT., 1973) SUPER SAVINGS AND SERVICE REDUCED TO $2104 4 ,DOOR HARDTOP REDUCED TO MAKE THE DIF.f ERENCE! OFF WINDOW'STKJi •. ~ (912-S95) ' 16 MORE NOW BELOW FACTORY INVOICE "· • S LOW MILEAGE, ''<. LINCOLN EX·EC. CARS ALSO PRICE SLASHED FOR FAST CLEARANCE! -$1501 BELOW WINDOW STKR. (644"°41) ' OVER A DOZEN MORE OW BELOW INVOICE " 1 S DEMO AND STAFF '73's ALSO MUST GO. SEE THESE SHOWROOM FRESH CARS BEFORE YOU BUY! 100 GAL. ·GAS FREE 1969 LINC 2 DI:. H.t. Auto. tr•ns., factory-air conditioning, po~ .ft_· •leering, poWer (disc) brflkes, power wlndOws, power seats,. ~' ri!ldlo, healer, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted gl1ss, wheel _ 1972 LINC. COnfl. AutO. trans., factory air conditioning, power steering, pW1er (disc) brakes, power wirl!fow1, power-seats, r1~10, heifer ,.whitewall tires, vinyl roof. tinted glHI. wheet covers. 5 1788 cover5. !26CPH 1970 MARK Ill Au1o. !rans., lactory air condilioning, powe>r steering, power (di~) brakes, power windows, powe r seals, radio, heater, wh;l•wall lim , vinyl '"';d;~~~ •'"" :l'4588 1971 MARK Ill Auto. trans., factory iir condifioning, power steering, powtr !disc) brakes, power windoWs, power seats, radio, heater, wttjtewall tires, vinyl roof, t inted glas$, wheel covers ll.>4CID 1'32EIO $ 288 1971 MERC Marq. Brougham Auto. trans., faclory air conditioning, power sleering, power (di sc} b~akes, power windows, power seals, radio, hellter, whitewall !ires. vinyl roof, tinted glass, 1l19CTN W,_l COVO"$. $2888 1970 MERC Marq • .l!lroilgham Auto. trans., fadory ai r conditioning, power steeri"SI, power (disc) brakes, power windows, power seats, heater, whltewell fires, tinted glass, whtel covers. Two to choose from. $1888 SPECI L . , "-: BRING THIS AD WHEN .;; ' •' .~ " ' '••I ··~;OU Pl,lllCl;IASE .Af#Y •. --· ' ;~. NEW 1973 LINCOLN OR ' . . ' " MERCURY FROMfpUR . . . ) STOCK AND WE WILL ' • GIVE YOU 100 GALLONS OF GAS FREE! 1969 ft\IRC . . MAaQ. Auto. trans. faCfory1lr~ffi0nll'IQ,pqwersteenng, power (ditc) brakes. radio. heater,. whitewall tlr~tinted .gl1S1, wheel covers. : ·-· . <°;. *YWC03! ,'1' $1688 ·1970 BUICK RIV. Auto. friJnS., tdctory air conditioning, poW!!r steering, power (disc) brakes, power·winOows, power seals, radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyf roof, linted glass, wheel covers. IZDX'72 $2888' 4JD1.!!, ~!.!,t air condilioning, lull power. . power steering , ~r (disc) brakes, power windows, power ·; . seats, radio, heattr.J whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers. #Wlk8S_. l 1301 NO. TUSTIN, SANT A ANA ........ 7f30· •• -SAT.: 8130.9100 SUN. 10-9100 ' USEDCARS-547 -0511 •• ,,,. \1•1••·t•t•i•••·· \ •••••• IC11~i11t·~~·· NEW CARS -547 -051 l I J ~ • • : • • • . • • . -~ , • ' • , • • , ! t i ' . i I Salurdiy, Ottobtr 27. 1973 DAILYPILOT 2J '· I • I r The '74s are arriving daily, and HOWARD Chevrolet In Newport Beach is ., ·. r I· ' \ I I ' ' -~~~ .,,.., . ti. -t_ --~ SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE! ACT FAST WHILE SELECTION IS BEST! STAC·K ED UP -AND SIUCK W LTH A BIG STOCK OF LEFT-OVER SPARKLING NEW '73 CHEVYS THAT WILL BE DISPOSED OF NOW AT PHENOMENAL ·sAVINGS! '73 CHEVYS plu1 li,•n1t and tax for No. 42 1532/1704, •brand new '7J Chewellt '71 " ~~~.v., :~!. !,~,~ •............ '"" s2 395 . fot work or pl11111r1. Low 1T1ile1, (24S7J H! ' O"'L 'f Ford XL Hardtop $9 9 5 Coupe. Automati' tran1., power lie~ring & br1ka1, r~dio & h1~ter, factory air conditionin9. Leu than 14,000 mila1. lmmaculete thtou11hou!. !UJ8127 l ONLY' '6 . ~~.1;.~.a.~r,buck1t 111h,e11c1ption 11 s99 5 '71 vw Fastback $1995 ~ T\:tod •,,,.,, .,tomo>\<, ""' I huh'-low , condifl0tt. IXEW2591 mil11, economy plu1. 11_77E1Al -----------O•;a.;,•_...-,_____ ONLT '7 . ~!.~~!"~~ .... ·'· "'""'"'"·· ··· s32 95 whetli I premium tittt, c•in.p•r 1k•ll. l•n th•n 4100 1t1il••· Li•• "'"' in ·•v•t'y r••P•ct 127471 • ... '& '·C1b1Jv•r C11t1p•r. l oJth 11nit1· ••cell•nl. Ev•o:y -· ;.• Chev. Pick.Up .. ·2·2··· -95 con111iv1bl• ••tr• off•r•d in tt11cli •• well 11 c1l'l'lp•r. Ptlt,.•d w1U b•low m1 rli•I. ( lO IFI EJ ' • , OMLT .. ' 833·~555 '6 9 ~:"!!~ .~~~~~ilt, ""' • ....... $1 "5 9 5 l••• t+.1n ll,000 rnil•1, ••c•plion1llv tJ•1n. 1417JETI OMlT • ' H1n:I Tip Coup•. Lew rnil11, 4 1pd., r1dio, h11I· '71 Toyota Corona . s1 995 er, tinted 91111, .. ;nyl roof. Mu1t 111 to •ppr•· ci1+1. lb9000CJ CHL'f ' . . . Half Mlle [ South of...L .. Orange 'j""nty Airport CH-EV-RC LET Mac Arthur " aiir Jamlfciree -BOiilevards Enter from Mac Arthur '70 '67 ~.~~~~'"'· , .... "'"'"'· ""' . ,,,,. $2 0 9 5 1r. Cl11n•1I cir in Or11191 County. loJ"" rnil•1. l bllBOA l OMlY :~~IC~~-.~, pow1r il11rin9 & br1~1•, $14 9 5 r1dio I h11!1r, l11iher interior. Good mil e1. Sh1rp !21471 OlilLT 833-0555 OPEN SUNDAY l'rk e1 f"d tllr1 Wff., Oct. J 11t' • % DAil. V PILOT AMBLER TUMBLEWEEDS "THIS MO~ 1li~ COVE"fED et.ACK FEAfHER GOES TO 111E 'TR l ~E'S IJAR!leR ! 1}1Af MOP·CROPPJN& MANE MOWER! 1l!AfCRACK HACKLE WHACKER! IAAT SUPER SllOCl( SIO'J.Elll Vf!fW, VERY l>AP! ~EHOl.P A VICTIM OF1l!E LON&·HAll'. i~,~~~~11~11M11f~1 MUTT AND JEFF MUTT. GUS GEEV!.1'¥i:S WIFE DOES SOME"fJ-ljNG WITH WHAT LEn"OVERS TMAT IS ? 'FIRST SHE TA~ES ALL iHE LEFTOVERS OUT OF THE BOX ·-- ABSOLUTELY GR.EAT~ FIGMENTS NANCY OUR PHONE BILLS ARE AWFUL-·WE MUST CUT DOWN A PIPE J UST SPRUNG A BAD LEAK , -THEN SHE POTS THEM ALL IN ONE SlG SOINL. ANO MlXESTHEM TKoROUGl-\LY • QUICK-· PHONE THE PLUMBER TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLB PEANUTS A CROSS 1 Soart;ijng 6 Mischievous u ick 11 P1ecein chess 1• A• 1 rnult 15 Hebfew high pl' int 56 Klnd of &tand 58 Wickll'WOflt ca ne 60 lndig111lon 63 Brinks 66 WOfd of aurprlse fi1 01 • Mirf1ce li:llOt 68 U.S. utelite 69 Vetch Y11tetdly'1 Punle Solved: by Do119 Wiidey by Tom K; Ryan S10P !IY, PM HAVIN&A SPOCIA~ ON ARMPl1S ~' by Al Smith -Tl-IEN S~OPENSTl-IEUO I ON THE GARBAGe CAN AND THROWS THEM lN .1 I • by Dale Hale by Emie Bu5hmiller I'LL SEND A POST CARD···IT'S CHEAPER THAN THE PHONE - -- DOOLEY'S WORLD SALLY BANANAS lli,TUeRe 1.1151>oM raNs! l?eMeMseRasYou Tl?avec D<>G.Jlll Tile lliGllCJ<'IYor Llfl! Dl>N'T e.e a DUMMY PeRSO/\). use a Ll'IW!R saG aNo ""'"' t>OCJN '1 aNO 'OOK aT TMe W1?ir?---- 5eeNeRY c>Nee •N a <.JHl'e . .. GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS 16 ''Th1t's • - nol" 17~1t 70 Seedteas pl~nu JUDGE PARKER by Harold ~-Doux h~hwav 18 Rid ol g1rin1 20 Mol1 11niat' :2 Olmu~1I !.QUndt 23 KO punch •ctult 2S Tenn~shot 28 Coo•' supe1lo1s 29 Cry's """"' 30 s11n1 tti. and 8osporv1 37 ·-0..,orlk 34 Geometric figu•I 39 F1igl'lt1l'llng "42 M'lignent 1umor 43 C11y of Medco 45 Par1um., ingredient 48 Spoke IW of •9 Art~lrl &O HI! !>4 Oscar 5!> P11rtloJli1y " ' " • " • 71 Replenish DOWN 1 Roned 1ca 2 Unitol re!uclartt l 3 April µ1ohlem: 2worrl~ • L• ···-: Milan oper1hou11 Ii Remain un11t1le-d 6 Ouarlerback 7 Hamelin'• OHd I 100 SQUBll melett. I Negative w0<d 10 Kind ol h1bric 11 NllW B1un5· w1ck'1 l'llighbor 12. •·oow"· Undc1" sold le• 13 Se:tsonal SOfl\IS 1!1 Piece of land 2J PST plu11 111rc" hour, 23 Grand c~nvon, tor o"e 2~ l•quld me111ur1 unit 26 Compete• 27 lt11li1n volcano JO Cui 31 Cremon1 n'ISllll01eCe 33 Mouth; Preh.11 35 Ta~e.\ction 36 W German C•IV 37 M1dw11st city 311 Nostnl<: ' ' . ,, • 40 Nurff 41 f h1sh 44 -···-··Se~ 1'.111 of Melli· 1"rr.1n .. nn 47 A!r•can na!ove \lillagos 48 Au!ine 1bbr. 50 G•••s-llke plant 51 Kind of cake 57 Oundrupeds bJ Vim: lntormal 55 SV"•bol ol 1utho11tv ~ Maole •••• G4rd,.ns 59 Oi\lid11; 61 Belore 62 ···lion 64 Chen1lc11I !1!1!1111 65 Noiked I WANT TO MAKE A PofMON- TO-PERSOH CA.Ll. TO MR. SAM DR.IVER ••• MISS PEACH Fi:t'ANC1NE1 YO\AR FAMll..'Y I~ HAVING MOll'E PHONES YE~, Ml?S PE.Aa-4 ! BUT' THE PHONE. COMPANY GO T EV,lrVTHIN& Al.1- SAL.t.ED UP, AND NONE O'F TMS: PHONE'So WO"KS PltOPEJ:.L.Y. ... IT'S A Dllr:A6' WHe.N YOU ~ PHONE~ AltfN11" WO!rlC'ING P"OPEi!C'L..Y ! PU1' JN? A GUM FROM ,.ME. Fl.OOR., A L!'FT GLOVE FQOM TME CAR SEAT- /4. SC.IOU OF SCllWe KIN> FROM n<e OEA.O /IAA"s POCKET. by Mell l'T'$ NO"r M~ H"rT'"' WMIN '11<£Y Alt~ , .. , ! by Ro9er Bradfield • H' HAD JUS'I" tibllli:D MIS~ 11-L'scoPIC GUN&IGHTS jtDJ.. ;-----.., 1 I t I ! j i f ! liGHTs?LiGHTs? IJHo l\Jl?NeD "':!' T'ie LIGllTS? . by Gus · Arriola l • • by Ferd · ~ohnson .. "TflA11S 'MJ,<l.TI ALWA'IS CHARGE FOfi' 2 FENl>ERS ANl>,A"TRUNKLI[) ... Now, "THE REST OF 1HE' CAR WILL·COST ')OLJ $5°0 . • by Ro941f" lolleJI • THE GIRLS •1J ~ ;.,~, "J rfttlly don't know what all Beethoven compo&td bat l have h11 reconh so I knew he wrote too much to • llft at one Ume." DENNIS THE MENACE @1 /'. '-' ----- 'BUT IF I 1'EU. YA WH4T rT IS, 'IOU m-l'T &SU.RRl/$£D.'' • 1 • ' '· -• • _,.llil'Uy, Octobtf 21. 1911 O.llJl.V PIL.OT z• ~ •••••. 500·S14 The Bluest Marketplace on the Orance Coast Aulrn lobi!et , • • • • • • , 950 • 990 loob ' Morine ~ qoo . 9W ~·it ..•••••• )00.799 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS '-'-'oh.' .... ' ' ' .. sis -S49 .... ond SuppliM • • • , • ISO • 199 ltol l~ o.n..at. . . . . uo . 199 rinantia6 ••..••••• 200 .299 HoUlet for Solt • • . • . . 100 • 12• L.-t & found • • . . • • • 5.50 • ST .. •choncMe .. , ... · , . IOO . "9 You Can Sell It, Find It , Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678] One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval t.ntol . • . ' . . . . ' . . JOO • 499 Schook ond lntlruction , , . S75 • .599 S-'lfts ond bpoin ' • • • 600 . 699 T~ ....... ens .,.., ;:;~~~~~;;~~~G~ .... ;;;;~.;.1~::::::::::G~.;.~.~.;.1~::::::::::T"""::'." .. "::-.. -::----:::----:::-""".:: .. rG~•~·~·~·!·1!:::::::::::::-r1 ~G; •• ;.~.~·~1~~ General [ _,,,, ... ']~[ .............. I~ * * * * * * * * * * * * NIT PICKER'S !•******************,. ---~ H • ( II • * TA YlOR (Q. * HU~~~~:ON i *B~~~.~u~ 5T:~.N4s~~R~~~1~~eA~u~1r~~~:Y E,RRORS. MVorllsors should check th•lr e-r1tage 0 ect1on BEACH constructed and decorated !or elegant living . . •d• deity & report errors lmrMdlahlly. The Choice Ncv.•port location. Price reduced to DAIL y ·"ILOT •ssum•s li•blllty for~-first p S,PY?LASS HI LL&-$!119,SOOI IV .\tove illlo this lmn111culati· $135.000. n-.. anoram1c view or ocean c ty I ghts ! on-.t !Jl,jrooin OOn1c. CllOOSe lit· fneot'f'Kt insertion only. NEWPORT HEIGHTS derful floor plan in brand new 4 BR home h••a>n Uie l'r11.ckling fiJX' an.! * EXECUTIVE DREAM HOME 1-.-... --....,..,.--.;.,...., ___ .__.,..,.I JUST LISTED -FANTASTIC BARGAIN -with FR. formal DR & 21h batbs. Pool-size th'-' rool pool. Rcla.x <>n rile Custom, spacious. ney.• 4 BR·3 B1\, 2 fire- Genera1 General d & 3-f h ouidoor deck. Pe.:iple-alzed l l b . . . l . d Large 3 Bedroom, family room, prime yar car gar, Aree o all new omes. ror l..'Olllfort plus <.'Om·en-Paces. \\"e ar. exc1t1ng vie\\•. poo -size lleights location. Owner transferred -ltfust 15 POINT SUR DR . OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 icnoe. Fantastic tern1s. Un· yard. 3-car gar., Newport Baycrest location, sell! His loss -Your gain. $52.500. tier s.39.000. O\\'NER \\'lLL $127.750. * BOYD/ REALTORS PRESENTS * IWFFS 'IONANZA UNDA MOo'EL A ne<r llatlng of this' nre CALL 540-l I Sl BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB-$129,500 HELP FlNA,.-CE. Don'I o.. Beautiful 6 1nonU1 NE\.V Palos Verdes stone lay ... Call Today ~167. Ontu D•'f' 64S·7221 ASSUME 70/0 LOAN & stucco home. Security entrance into love-oP!N 11l 11 • 11'S FUN ro 8E. NICE' "' Eves. sca.asM LARGE 2·STORY 4 Bedroo1n home. Com-If private Country Club area. Choice Ioca-i( ~ ~'''211733 WESTCLIFF DR. tion w/view of area & golf course. 4 Mnns, . 1 iµodel, all Oh oft level.· Fine end unit on · beaut. greenllelt. S Bdrw., 2 baths. plete with step-do\vn living room, formal din· FR & formal DR. 3--Car garage. Hurry! NEWPORT BEACH ing, closed in patio room, & 3-car garage. 1 CHERRY HILLS LNE OPEN SAT/~UN 1-5:30 , ... ******************-' OPEN SAT.&. SUN. l ·S, 309 ESPLANADE ' Great cul-Oe-sac location, just steps to com-ROOM FOR 1111{ 'P munity pool & greenbelt. CALL 546-5880 EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE-$195,000 LETTUCE, ASSUMABLE 15 ROOMS OCEAN & BAY VIEW A California house, overlooking beautiful har- bor. 4 Bdrms .. 2 baths, charming garden. OWNERS SAY "SELL" (and reduced, tool) OPEN SAT.&. SUN. l·S. 1014 SEA LANE, CdM The colorful bayside setting of this spacious NEWPORT BEACH 2-story home, typilies the relaxed life style TOMATOES, OKRA 6°/o VA - IT'S GOT EVERYTHING -4 Bedroom. fam-or an affluent island community. Each or the So burA~~r y~~lly thill INCLUDES Eia~u~~ ~j~~ir:-~~ ily room, formal dining room" 20' -x 40' pool 4 bdrms. has its own bath, plus a powder gorgeous 4 bd'rm biggie on OCEAN like grounds SUlTOW'ld huge with pool sweep & jacuzzi. Large corner Jot room next to the downstairs den. The 18' x a corner lot Y.1th o(>('n coun· 1 2 s:ory rolon!al. s bedroon1s with bQat door and oversized double garage. SS' living room with 12' cell, overlooks a try spac<!~. Also lncudes 2 Bellutilully nianicured home. including vieY.' inaste-r suite J li d t $84 50 H CALL 5 •• 1151 waterfront pati· 'ti · le · & 1. luxuriou.!L baths. All th!JI in Curotree compact plan pro-\vith drcssi"" rooin, GUEST wt ste a , 0. urry, ..v-O Wl 1 pr1v a pier S lp. Costa ~·lesn where Uvlng 1 vldes privacy pockets and .... Just dock your boat & becon1e a part of the is free and easy. f"HA and breat.hing room . All ~!._CIL~:f" ::i~. !}.~; 1 !2!!!~!!!L~::~~~::J MESA VERDE FIXER-UPPER fun loving atmosphere. VA tern1s a\'nllable nlso 5'" bu 11 t -ins . i n eluding C'O\J.ntry k!trnen. 22· rumpus SAVE$$$-D,oyouro\vnclearting,.decorating 8 LINDA ISLE • OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 do1\T1 progrant. \\'on't last rerrlierator. Co''CI"e1:1 patio morn. Family room over-~ Jong for $27,000 Call O\Oerloofdng wMI groomed Joolc' 2 ios and -' ""---r•I ""-neral & minor repairs on this 3 BR: .. 2 BA. home. DOVER SHORE' ~25,000 :;rounds. Ownc'r's pride ing pat i--•vare -~ :;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j_' " "dd d I mil rf t f l -.... rear grounds. Only S5T.500. • · ~rge " e a · Y room, pe ec or poo ~or son1eo ne who a.ppreciates quality . .Lge s shov.·s. Undi.'r s30,ooo. Call BEITER HURRY! Call WATCH'"TH NEWPORT HIGH t1!til·, ena·ge , tc:-Vaclmt;""1!'e'gll!cte"r&-uR custom-bit home w/fam rm. lge formal W lk o l \ '§.Hi757· ===_µ15-0lm. SUNSl;T OVER ready for your inspection. can us for further DR. 4\.1 baths, 3-car gar. Fully air-cond., 8 er 11 88 """""' """'"'"' """' CATALINA AREA details. CALL 546-SS&q, , extensive use of Italian n1arble, jacuzzi pool '---'"'-''"'""''-''-""'-''-"'--' THE REAL ESTATE RS I Olll\I L Ol \O\ OPEN SAT. & A't~'J Jii~~L1 GOVERNMENT REPOSSESSION off mstr bath. Huge deep covered patio. ~~': oVER~E: Drive by this nicely ap-8105 NOW OPEN -Newport Back Bay Jo-CORONA DEL MAR-INCOME .... l A t. • V RI SUN. pointed hon1e. then call for cation. 3 Bedroom, large double garage. Hard· Ch?ice. new duplex! Large 2--story O\v,ner 's ON THE HILL Ow or U1~ beJ;t views in appolntnient. Cotive.rted to wood floors & beautiful pool. Fantastic value, unit with 2 bedrms, 2 baths, spacious fam. AITl\'e! Beauti fully decor-.ltl!d tliroughout \\·i,h nc11· carpel- ing and cus101n dniperics. 4 large bedrooms. 3 baths. Dressing; room clos1:ls. En· joy formal dining . t1\U fire· places. EV('ry luxury includ- ing a fan1lly room with v.·e1-oar. Libra.ay shel~s built· In. Lovely grounds . sp1·h1k· lered. of l"OUrsc. "To see, can 963-6767. •-I 2 large bedrooms, 2 BatlL ... Harbor v .... w Hills. Th 1 <could con\'e11 back to 3 low down payment. Anyone can buy, full rm w/Y.'et bar, library & 3 fireplaces. Rear YOu·n t!ncl 1t 1r, c1ass1li~ Gen•ral 2299 Harbor Bl\"d. Gener•I =1Y 0~~~~n~ ~t ~~ bedroom). Serene Ii vi n g price $29,500. Bids close soo n. 2 BR rental wtit with 1 bath. Many fine fea- bell aod. y,·ith a forC\'Cr 180 ~ai~ily2 .!,r:'~~s·i:e CALL 54()..1151 . lures. \Valk to shops. $149,500 degree vie\v of ocean and 608 fi'lARGUERITE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 Catalina. Very shal'p 4 pati-0. Great swtmntlng pool. MAKE OFFER b<droom & fnmly room DON'T FORGET ALREADY THE BEST VALUE in Mesa LUXURY CONDOMINIUM HOME-$124,500 3 balh, 3 car garage -2 ON 1 LOT $42 m 4TI We are really excited over this one! Brand sparkling 11 & f" pool _ !-"'ire Bro~dway, CM ' Verde, but owner still invites offers .on this new luxurious 3 bdroom, 3 bath home Beau- ring and many more exlrrui OPEN SAT ·& SUN 1-s 1800 sq. ft. 4 Bedroom home. Beautiful de-tifully landscaped in front & rear by. land· to make Indoor-outdoor liv· For appointment ealJ: cor, wood paneling, 'vallpaper & good car-ing at tts btst. Open howie El t' . 1 1 Roo scape architect. Ample room for pool. Lge. Sat. & Sun. 1-5 pm. For FOR All pets. egant set mg on spacious o . m covered patio off kitchen & breakfast rm. OPENTILll • fT'S FUN ro SE NICE! ~nna~n call nov.· , AIW for boat of trailer. CALL 546-5880 Eletant master bath. Prof. decorated with ill' ~ OPENnL,. its FUN TOBE NJCEI NOW VACANT Van uit papers. Cust. drapes. Neutral colors.~ ~l'r,~.s~;;l y .~,E.!:L"'"Y ~.~~D:.~~~~ B!~~~.-b~lo~~illJ:~~eg •6 RUE ~~~~:~:~sx H~::l~;~SUN 1·530 1 ""'===~·~ . II ..... ....... ~ ~... . $29,600. Don't miss it! Vacant -move in Situated on a beautiful corner site is this ---------· c'"~'"Y'vhere on this choice quick! CALL S40-1151 gracious stone trim 2-story home. Perfect j * St'x290' LOT* $26,500-3 bdrms & Den Eastaidc Ccista ~1esa lot . for a gro\ving family. 4 B<lnns, fam rm, for· 1 _ C-1 WNE No do1vn G.l., 101\· dov.·n a.II Lo\'ely 3 bedroom, 2 bathlr------------------.1 mal DR & huge recreation rm. Great plan. 'S32.ra> E-Z TEru.ts olhers -0n this Immaculate ..-pool home, ,,.,;th loads of 7 T\VIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 * ()",rnna de\ ~tar DUPLEX 13 lxln n, lo\'ely &"<1rden·like decking, ruld a large 2lh:20 ERIJAGE -$68.500 settint:· Co\•ered pttlio. P\c-11"Drk:ohop for.tl~e hanctymal_'I. FANTASTIC VIEW-$235,000 . ture. uAndoii·11.. 5.W-1 720. A lonual d1 n1ng roorn tS \JI th ·u· f th dis · , TARBELL, Realtors gi·cat tor !anl_il y get· REALTORS / e an1eru es or e most crunina-* 4 Bedrobn\ Jio111t' th~c · togc lhel"!!. Its. pnced for a ting ! Great vie\v of city lights, bay & ocean! niaster BR• -+ fan1ily rocnn TM fastest draw u1 lhe \Vest WI sell at only Sl:i,9j(I. 5 Bdrms, FR, formal dining area, pool, wet + den, 3 baths, ntany ex· •.• a. Daily Pikit Classilled Call Red Carpet. Realtors, bar, plus. ·One of Dover Shores finest. ~.Quiet street. sas.700 Ad. ~S67S. 6,15-80$1. General General ,;::;:;==;....----0. n er a I GeMral I I OPBN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-6 2011 S•nt&at9 Drive, Dover Shores. 3100 sq. fl., S ~obms, 4 baths. Separate master suite and liv1og room , den and dining roo1n. Maximum pJlivicy. $125,000. I OCEAN VIEW CLASSIC in lovely eo Shores: Reduced to $115,000. Optin Su~ 1-S. 4. bedrooms. family room 4533 Tre t. 1 • BAYCRESl'. OPIN SUNDAY 1·5 2021 Commodore 3 b~room attractively decorated home. Family room overlooking patio. 21h baths. Eating bar in kitchen. Room for boat or traile.". $68,000. .HARBOR VIEW HILLS Spacious 3 bedroom home. Farnily room \Vilh fireplace. Swimming pool, ocean view. Owner will lease/option. 3 car garage. $89,500. • HARBOR VIEW HOMES Portofino model. 3 bedrooms, family room, bonus room and loft. Great !Or teen.agers, mother-in-law or entertaining. Just bring younpool table! $81,950. CHOICE EMERALD BAY 3 year old Spanish 4 bedroom charming Lanai/barbeque. Panoramic vie\v. Use of tennis courts, pool. and private beach. $275,000. CAMEO SHORES Ocean vie\v. very large living room and n1as- t.er bedroom \Vlth beautiful parquet floors, beamed ceilings. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. $115.000 . LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT Open Saturday and Sunday 1·5. 144 Via Lido Nord. ertme locaUon. 4 bedroom, 4 bath home. Separate dining room . 40 foot lot. $295.000. FOUNTAINS &. REFLECTION POOLS In this private garden. Pegged hardwOOd floor s. true Laguna charm. 2 or 3 Bedroom, fam ily room, ,view. $72,500. OPEN HOUSE 2471 BAYSHORE DRIVE SUNDAY 2-5. Join us In previewing this lovely 3 bedroom home. $72,500. _...... Coldwell, Banker ~ 644-1766 2161 S•n Jooquln Hiiis Rd .. N.B. Office Open Saturd•y & Sunday ·"Our 28th Year·' * C-2 Pt'Operly -Ne\vpo11 Blvd. v.1LJ1 30' x 30' building. $36,000. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE LOTS OF ROOM < 4 Bedrooms, den & pool. COUNTRY kitchen. Large lot. vine covered patio. h1any trees & shrubs for lo\v maintenance PLUS a dog run. All this near NEWPORT in BACK BAY. $39,950. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Roy McC•rdlo RHltor 2111 San JoaquinMlll1 Road 1810 Nev.•port Blvd., C.l\1. "Overlooking 819 Canyon Country Club" 541-7729 NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 I .. ______ .., General Gener•I DANDYDUPLEXES-2 Bedroom units on large OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 PM 20391 BAYVIEW ASK FOR LINK MYERS, 540-1151 • --HERITAGE • REALTOR"' :G~e~ne~•~•~l ~-~~~I G:·~··~·~·~•~l ~--~--1 QUALITY Looking~~y a$~~~ hon1c. COUNTS IN 1\ilh a Vie\v, in cxclusi,·e CORONA DEL conununily, -0n a 1,{ 11cre that al101\'!'I horses~ Then MAR by nil n1enns stop by! Only J;nJa Jj/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SflO\VN 8\' APPOINTMENT Linda Isle Waterfront ~ustom 4-~m., .4•h bath hon1e on lagoon . FuJlr. equ1pped Jslnnd kitchen waterfront family roon1 , billiard room ... .' ... ,$250,000 Lind• Isle W•terfront Love ly 4 bdrm., 41f.i ba. home with .swim· n1ing pool, pier & slip, panoramic vie\v or main channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal dining & living rn1. $290,000. For Comple1e lftform•tlon On All Homes & Lots, Ple•te C•ll: 'l hon1cs left! Eaeh home and so does coOO financing. offers 4 Br. 212 Ba\ 2500 Custorn 4 bcdroon1 ho111c sq. ft. of living a1'ea. TOO stuff~ with extra."!. Near sq, ft. of \\"ood decking on the bench \\>ilh an OcEan view side of home, 3 car view. Excellent schools, gar., 1000 sq. ft. of storage dream kitchen to di.'light under house. raise-cl wood ~Joni and U1e teenagers, floors. Spanish ~tission tile separate S\ving room, huge in entry and kttchen. Open ramily room, study with beam ceiling!:, elrtra lge buill ;,, """"· dm room. m•"" •ulte w/1.,,1.Sli< BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR v.'Ork,shop and extra storage bath, copper p I um bing . 341 Baytlde Dr., Suite 1, N.8. 67U161 lots. 10% doy,•n. Only: $36,500 BEACH DUPLEX LIKE NEW 3 Bedroo1n & 2 Bl>droon1 units, I lJ\ock lo the beach. Co n1 plett'ly rede<."Ontted. r\ey,• carpels, drapes. 10'0 do11"n. $76,500 ti4i-1 ii1 1797 Orani.:c A\'c., C.:'11. ~21 TRIPLEX FIXER HU&e 3 BR, 2 BA units. Best rental area. \Valk to schools. shops & churches. Uve in one e:Jll\Ollt rent h'ee. Hurry, y,·on't Jul $48.9:50? ~ Stlbn1i1 an exclJt1.nge. Call &li).$-100. "' for boat or trailer are j ust derorator hardware tlV'UOUt.1"!!'""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" a few of the benefit&. Ex· Family room \\oith \\"et bar.l_"Gener•I clul!lve y,!fth The Real and mAny qualtty extras.1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;00;;;;•;•1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I EstatC!l"I. Call 673-8550. See them at 12812 Ban"etq• v. E. -·nl & Co. ............... OPENT1lf • trsFUNTOf.tEHICEf Lane, N. Tustin Hills. Call • ~ B"'R at property, 832-51-11 P.·ivale 3/4 Acre ~Lafe IN HEART OF LAGUNA 11~~·1r11 ci:..'-"t,,'";"'-1:..:~;_6P:..:. ~c: .. :..·" _"_"_°"_"'_&_'' Honeymoon Cottage Retirement Viii• $164,000 MESA VERDE 0111" !i!ll'SI j bcdf'OOll\ h•llllf' y,-\lh la1nl\y roo1n nnd di.ni11i; room and 3 buU1s. B('nuliful f1 an1hlb'O Drive. ~1 ES A Vt:R.Of::. Yoor renlhered \\'h(lt...,v1 ·r yuu1· ~1ai;\' 111 lirr friend~ tnny coo ln ad· t hi~ hOrll r.<111111 De ideal. miration! Ne\\· puinl In tulli 2 1001ny bedroon1';i. ~~~lJ.I' out , w A 11 p n p e r a1KI 1 b1ighl kitchen i•nd living lnndacap.lna-. 400 ~· fl .· roon1, . largo garden arf'Jt t1nl11hr.d a-an1ge -BONUS 1rnd quiet._ lo\V lrarnc sll't'!'<!t. ROOf-1. Offrrrd ror S5T.950. \\•1'lklng d1slru1ce 10 a com· C1tll COLWELL 646-0055 ni unlly otlva te beach. Lo\v interest, ex cellent financin g available. l\lajestic 180 de~. ocean & tree top vie\v - private road. Designed by fan1ous art hitect Interior is spertacular -!\lust be seen to ap- preciate. Entire 3200 sq. rt. split level is a ::;ymphony in wood design -beam ceilings tbruout. 4 Bdrm., 2 qA., 2 lg. firep~aces. Lg. living rn1., den & family rm. Roon1 for pool, great buy, new on market PRIVATE PARTY 673-2207 (House ls listed) HATE YARD WORKll Then lhl!t f:11111\y slltl1 con- domlnlutn IR for you! This 3 bcdroo1n. 111 bnlh t'011tk> flit't'!l the f)Ol'll. t:'la&e lo !lhoflflln!f nrHI tlC'helolft. lt"11 loc11tl'fl in tl \>cry doftirl\ble 11re11. II'" ft fllf'lll 111 nnl)" S26.'i.i0. C111l n"'1 Carpet, Renl101'tl, MG-8fHO. A~' dny 11 the BFST' OAY lo rur. nn ttd! Don't df}ltly •. Only $56,500 '44-nn 1'JD.NI GEL · • rl.\11.EY ~ AS~LlllAT ES General General TODA Y'S HOME HARVEST SPECIAL TIME Step past manlcul'Pd lal\'nl Hett''I the pick ol !hr. crop. ----~--"'-11nd C\llltom p18nt~ l tt> • • .beautlM ~1ndJ1 sur-BUILDER'S ATTN n munrt thr lovtly ho111e. 3 • beautifully kept home. S E~l•id<'! 71 .'\ 3CG R·2 k>t. ll'f'IC brdroomft. L a r I e ~Ptlclous bcrlroon111 & 1 •• " t f 11 I balhl;.. And IA nl&ke it f'8:!11)' :? B<lnn. home'. .,"Ttll)(' arbor P• '''" f' am Y l'Ol)l1'I n lhe for i\lom ilk·luded I~ a \eadlni: to Tiki lhr1. 1..01.s of Sponish ~tyle. Thick ce.rpetA lllghv.'llllht'r in 11w:o hu~c all Y.'Crk nC'edt>d to cletu' wttl'.!1. th roughout. l .ots of lh•tnp;; elt'('trl" i"Ounn;.· k1tcheo. bit\ f\11ure heft ft>r 1 unlfs [or ~.!IOO. Tu !ICt' .. CAii A I 11 II . I IH2..2535 Ill /(l llf I !CJ II thi• iJU:l ,, or ju91 lnl11 nr \And. Seller · ()' iii R llU'!!<' faniily l\lOln 11·\ll fin,;m;t> 11·ifh,, .S5,6CXI OllFN rtL,. 1r:s l'LW 10 a f.IY.1 11 Ith n 111as~l\·e. b r l ck do11-n . s:.Z.500. Cnll 545-8424, ~ --fh'CplA1·e . ~ It !Oflay Md MurhCo lt..•nllors. · . • • I h::"{in tniiklnR )'ft11t• p!1.11\11 Dtln·1 ~\vi! up the shh)! ' • for OCC'upurK'y. Prl\.'fd 1·h:ht '"Ll't .. It In cfAJ!:'i~I. Ship 1. 1 ' nt S:'l!l.900. Red Carl)l't, to ~hONl ftesults! &12~18. ·-___ _ ~ Re11 ltor .. , f.t6-S&10. --~-~--~ -EVER-STOLEN A-Ii DUPLEX? Try thb~: 1wo :.! !1"!11'00111 I units -doubif" ;.:ara~f' i•1-1 I •'(line ot S37:JO J"ll'l" }Chi". A~k. 10>._: $3;1.!(-<l ll .\' •l\•r (•II r1 I J price. O..\·ncr Rll,\'1' !K'll~ t.:1111 1 Ro.'1.1 Cai'Pf'; 1-: e a l 1 or & 1 1 GJj.SIJSO lo~r. , \"< 11~11.:-sl . ~ __._ .. ·=== - PRIME OCEAN VIEW I PROPERTIES B\' lr~~E ~~~~Lil'. I A!ik !or :'.J l"f '.\'r•1 I •213l uw-~;n-.i Lin-da -lsle- By Own•r /Builder S2SO,boo Excellc,11 't'cnn11- ~IR.)' lr"1~ ori!lon l"T.\..T;..:2 '* Ii~ 77ll-1 ABANDONED ! I•! r..e"11ly decora •(\ 3 UP.. :l Bo\ deli(ht. S11ui; t'I' !<, 01 er- sited t::lr ,,11 l:u·.;( Ir"~· Tul. Ellgt'l· ()" n .. r 11-.K;11 : s.:J.;j():J. c .. a s.c .. '!r-!1M . "~ibkr [!1,1111 f•I loith '~ 1·lr,111 out 1hc Q:&ragt: . h1rri lh:t1 junk Into c11~h -------- MACNAB IRVINE -----... ·~------ FINER HOMES FINISHED BONUS ROOM I Beautiful Portofino-H. V. 11omes -pool sized lot & you o\\·n the land ! 3 BR's, FR. $85,000. Bill B<l1t 64H200. (Rl7) EXCLUSIVE LIVING On wooded Harbor Island. Beautiful 3 yr. old custom home W /pier & float. 5 over- sized BR's -carved fireplace -Euro- pean parquet floors. Large FR. Park-like grounds -3-car garage. $425.500. Barbara Anne 642-8235. (RIB ) HILL TOP BEAUTY -$64,900 From this hilltop beauty VJE\.V the ocean, tuniing basin or the park in back. 2 BR/ FR. Lois Miller 642·8235. (R!9) "BIG CANYON BROADMOOR" 5 BR's & FR -richly decorated -great location w/fenced pool size lot. Ref. air conditioning. $140.000. Joel Smith 642--8235. (R20 ) COSTA MESA -$3',500 2 BR -shag carpet -paneling -fire- place -close to shopping & transporta· lion. R-2 lot. Elaine Sveden 64.2--8235. (R21) EXCITING OCEAN VIEW Custom home in Can1eo Shores. 4 BR's, 3 baths & den. A,·aiiahle for immcd. occu- p::incv! ~119.500. Jack Cu st er 642·8235 . (R22 ) DOVER SHORES ELEGANCE l\l an 1elous famil)' home -4 BR"s, 312 b~th s. FR . L,g . vard . Short escro\\". 598.500. OPE:\! S1\T. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. 1209 Santiago. IR2.1 ) 4-PLEX ON THE BEACH Live in one -rent three!'. Go by 1412 \V . Oceanfront (park on 15th) then call Jack Howell 644-6200. (R24l HARBOR VIEW HOMES -187,200 Clean & in1marulate 5 BR \\'/upgraded cpt g. & fully draped '''/under sheers. 2 fireplaces & breakfast area. F'ully land~ scaped & ,,·/auto. snrinkle r system. \Valter King 644-6200. (R25 \ OCEANFRONT -BALBOA Price rcducect to 5169.750. Part iallv fur- nished -in1111edi alp occupancv. 4 BR's. 4 h~t lts -ri ll ne,,· carpf't "' & drnoe!' -dec- orntinn. Boh Q\\·ens G4'.!-R2~5. fR26) PANORAMIC UPPER BAY VIEW - $89,500 Custon1 ·'E" co nclon1i11iun1 in ··Early Blu£fs". Extra lg. Lit \': lg. custo1n fire- place -v•a lk-i n bar. 2 Dl1'~. panPll t!d den \\'1fi repl ncl'. 3 baths. Jack C u s t c r 642-8235. IR27l COVER SHORES-PANORAMIC VIEW Approx. 3500 sq. tt. of a bsolute elegance. Plea~ant. relaxed :\'e'.'·port Beach living. SUpcr b vlC\\' ot ocean, bny . 3 BR's -1. FR -Slf9.500 . Walter King &14-6200. IR28) BUILDABLE LOT -$23,500 Desirable corner, a1noni::: good ho1nes. near plcturcs(]ue lake. C<in have Newport Beach n1niling arld rcs"'. R·l . 132' x 75'. Ela ine Svcdcon IJ.12-82.1.1. 1R29l '!'·-~=-- [Irvine I Mo<•••·1"'"""""'"°"'"'"' I IOI Do-4r Dflvie N2·12JI IMt M1cArthW "4j f200 Newport luth, ClllltOfnl• 12111 ' ' I OAJLY PILOT SatlWGQ, Oc.Ulbcr 21, 197' i:Got;;.,...;:•:;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;Gene::;:;;;'•:;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;l:;°"';;·;~;,.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;°"';;·;~;r•;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l~~r~•~iiijjiiiijjjiijjjjjiiij .. ~ne~r~•-.jjjii-.iiijjiiiijjjjii :!:no~r~•;;;:;;-:-;;-~~~1 =;~;w;r;•;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ... ;;;;r;•';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j) 1• l 11fl>ER. AU , ... REDUCED PRICE! p. St ~ A ·~;.,~,u:,,'1~~b:.'f,~ ..A .-J I!'~~ ~A1'-A.llL And, excellent financing aYaUable on thia J. Lf 'l nalural buuty' potenUaJ . ~~ .;;;;>,.,,, ·r...,..__. .. Back Bay Beauty, bullt with a touch o! Cape ete arret1 ea UJ ~~~s .~~ Cod. t spacious bedrooms plus a nice pan. benut. \'le\\·~-15 acres eled family room adjoining li~ht & cheerful prejenb avocado4. S82.soo. kitchen. Picturesque patio with sv.rimming 23 ACRES. avocado& I: pool. ext ensive landscaping & adjoining den ••fSLANO HIDEAWAY" Cii~A~~-e~. \•le\v. 35 or office. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-5. See 2245 DelighUul Balboa duplex! RusUc •hake ei· NEED Sl'ACE & YARD? .,.,.,, •""""'· f!0.000 Irvine Ave. Reduced to $64,500. terior, dutch doors, "Old Country" fireplace, LIKE BALBOA ISLAND LIVING? Just listed B~E in~~ !°1·~ai1~~ TRANSFERRED high pltcll ceilings, lropical paUo .•• Ideal -4 Bedrooms & family room home on 2 or "'""" .,...... SWeeplng for home + income. 3 bedrooms each unit! S connecting lots. Lovely home in top condl· vn.lley view·a. Great potll!n-\Vhat a view! The ocean. th e bay, the city, J t 1 ed 1 -ooo Lo d 0 ou t . G 1 t' & f bad tial. Approx. 33 acrei;; dab & night, Crom this desirable 11arbor View us re eas a <fD~ • w own r y r ion. orgeous arge pa to room or • $115,500. trade. Don'tm'·s thJs! nu·nton From $179 500 Hi ls home. 3 Bedrooms & room to add more. "' · ' · Jn tlle past two years, v.·e Formal dining area, paneled family room "TALL TREE SECLUSION" WATERFRONT SPECIAL ha"" "''' maoy "''"'""'" d . . . h k ' h La H'dd th t •i.:~ "Co t & iJ'Oves, Call UJ for pro-a J011Ung t oroughly modem itc en. rge 1 en ainong e ree1, 1.1~ un ry LOVELY NEW ORLEANS STYLE HOME pcrty in thla J)E'aceful, coun- swimming p o o I protected by attractive Style" duplex offers the ultimate in Corona \V' h UI 1 1 b · k t' 1 Id rry Abno1pht~. al our "kiddy fence." Owner transferred, so see del Afar living. Open beams, refreshing -it sp · eve n c pa 10 over 00 ng branch office: 128 So. Main, lod $95 500 view. A real value at $78,950. L<>w down canal in Newport Shores. Just listed -This Fallbrook. 728-1077 or our ay. · · OK!! 2-story 3 Bedroom has charin all its own. local numtx>r 494-7518. 353 HARBOR ENTRANCE Must see to appreciate! Only $60,500. ~. C-t """" Laiu,,.. kl ''SEA GHOSTS,. Beach. On the hill In Corona de! Mar, overloo ng NEW LISTING the harbor entrance. Charming & elegant The mysterious mJst from the sea engulls Old Engli sh home, complete \Yi th leaded this oceanlront 3 Bedroom charmer! Directly NEW CUSTOM BUil T HOME. Cedar & brick glass. paneled roo nlS. framed beamed ceil· above the Dana Marina, the vie\v is unsur· exterior. 3 Bedrooms, built·in kitchen v.ith ings & 3 really spectacular vie\v. 3 Bedrooms passed. Oversized, tree shaded lot. Guest cot-extras -Fully insulated, sprinklers -choice -all quite large. 3 family room v.rith wet tage. Private financing. Priced by anxlous of carpets. $49,950. bar, adjoining wine cellar, & a fireplace .All owner at $lU8,500. See this!! PENINSULA POINT-TOP LOCATION neu1, ve ry modem kitchen. A view from ••ALPINE CHALET'' almost every room. Shown by app't. $296,500. Ocean \-'iew Split-level ! Rustic, yet modern JUST STEPS TO OC EAN & BAY -Attractive -this A-!rame inspired 3 bedroom, 2 bath is 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home nestled among trees YES! WE HAVE RENTALS our value of the year! Natural decor, double & •hrubs !or privacy, nice patio. Assumable A limited number of lovely homes in Corona fireplace, quality imported tile floors, deep 71/.a % loan. del Mar & Newport Beach from $450 per chocolate tone carpeting _ an art g_&:llery 1726 Oce1n Blvd .• Balboa. Open S•t & Sun l·S month. Please call !or details. atmosphere. Unusual opportunity at '83,500. HOME AND/OR INCOME HARBOR COMPANY REALTORs- 2u1 E. Coast Hwy., Cor'Ol'WI del M•r "'S.lllng Rul Estate In Newport" H1rbor Since 1944" 673-4400 NEW LISTING WALNUT SQUARE; atr-eond., 2 bdrm., den end unit; beautiful patio, pool & ·park grounds. Offered at onJy '33,500. Low down OK! I OPEN SAT & SUN I lo 5 HAVE BOTH WITH THIS SUPER LARGE DUPLEX -Upper floor bas a view of the .. HARBOR VIEW HOMES'• ocean &:: 3 Bedrooms, and lower bas 3 Bed· Great Sommerset Mod.el. Close to pool & rooms & den. You own the land here too! park. 5 bedrooms. Lovely raised deck. OWN-Call for more details. ER TRANSFERRED. MUST SELL. 5010 Neptuna, Waat.Nowport. Open Sat 1-5 "MONARCH MARVEL" HTS AREA 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, open beam ceilings TRIPLEX • NEWPORT HEIG and.Mexican We spell quallty here. Large, llEAUTIFUL_LY MAINTAINEQ -gJSTOM newly landscaped yard and oversized garage. BUILT -New paint, carpets, drapes. 3 Bed· $94,500 or lease option available. room o'vner unit elegantly furnished . AU built-in ki~hens. 6 closed garages. 642-4353 "NO TRICKS-THIS IS A TREAT!" If you haven't seen this lovely LIDO 6 bed-A WOODSY RETREAT room borne, you've missed a most perfect A UNIQUE CUSTOM HQME with lots or paradise. 4,000 sq. ft. Built by a ~rfectiOn-warmth. Huge open stone fireplace \vi!h Jst for a most discriminating family. Under-raised hearth, polished flagstone floors m priced at $179,500. Take advantage of lOWil' kitchen & dlnlng room. Many more extras. mterest rates. Make this a "Must" for those who enjoy the natural look. TOPS! DAVE LEIGHTON Top!! in Sales & LIAtlng9 sold Bf COA T S &: WALLACE REAL ESTATE. Costa t>.l csli iJ1 D a \' e Leighton. \Yhtr.I a record he is getting! If you need help, call DAVE at: · AMO ASSOCtAns REALTORS 644-7270 WALK TO THE BEACH Front house has just been remodeled with fresh paint inside & out. New carpets & wall- paper, paneled living room with warm, fire- place, 3 Bedrooms, close to all shopping & you can walk to the beach. C~~nung new upper unit has open beam ceil111gs, 2 Bed- rooms with oversized master suite plus new carpets & wallpaper. A real charmer for $119,500. -OPEN HOUSE- (3 BR & Fam. Rm. • Don) 1727 Port Stirling, Harbor View Home, o,,.,,.sa1. & sun. i.s. • Ouplexes-(2 BR & 3 BR) 400 Jasmine, Ce>- rona del Mar. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. (2 BR & 1 BR) 719 Marigold, Corona del Mar. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. Condo-(3 BR) 400 Vista Quinta, Newport Beach. Open Sat. & SUn. 1-5. 644-7270 GRUBB & ELLIS CO, 461 E. 20th St., (nr. Irvi ne Av.) Open S•t & Sun 1·5 ~ COATS R It Office Opan Saturdays & Sund•y• · WALtACE ta ors j REALTORS HomH for Living 675 7080 PETE BARRITT REAL TY -m-1141-I S.nd for your"" • 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. (Optn Eventn91) m19a1lne of Newport 2863 E. CCM1st Hwy. Cerone def Mir lo..,. 642 §200 Beach are• properti .. ~ • -Real Estat• Licensing · with pictures & prices. OPEN SUN. 1·5 5162 ELKSFORD (Off Culve r Dr., in Irvine) CdM OCEAN SIDE OF HWY. Income unit in rear Unusual offering, ocean side duplex. 2 Nice houses on l·lot. Live in one, have in come from the other. l;Go~~"~~~ra~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~G~o~na~r~•~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; llM"T~~-~-~!11-11"!!!!-~-~~-~~-~~-~ll!!llT~!!T~·~ll!W!!! Let us pay halt of your ,._.., E ,... V.LSFZWSTZL--------licensing fee. \Vlth our .1:0"° • Coast Highway Corona cNI Mar General "General sponsorship $75.00 will pay !~-,...,.~.,..,.~ ... !!!!"'!'!!!!!!!!!'"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I REDUCED $10,000 TO $79,900 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; i 1or your schooling throug h I General General Lumbleau Real E 11 al e -------- TWO NEW DUPLEXES OWNER WANTS ALL OFFERS Expect real ?itexican tile entries, the lavish use of Northern redwood, large balconies to enjoy the ocean view. These duplexes are one of a kind , custom built & designed for those v.•ho want to be different ... ocean view available. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 262 WAVE ST., LAGUNA BEACH CAREFREE UYING Lovely Newport Beach townhouse close to everything, yet close enough to smell the clear ocean air. 3 Lge. bdrms .. 2 baths, patio & just a fe\v steps from the pool. Priced to sell al $48.500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 458 ORION WAY, N.B. lnr. Hoag Hosp.) CORBIN -MARTIN REALTORS Call Anytime 644-7662 A U"'11CJUI'. tl()MI: IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES-Be in this brand ne\v Palcr1110 by 1'hanksgiving, pick out your colors by nc:x t \\•eek & make a good invesllnent by con1parable values. Over 2250 sq. ft.. a 68' x 130' Jot and an exciting 4 bed- room floor plan. Ain't no n1ore new ones left! Thi~ one is $74.500. UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 675-6000 2'43 E. Coast Hwy, Corona def Mar OUR 24TH YEAR Offering Service Only Experience Can Provide * BIB SPECIALS * 2912 ALTA VISTA, EASnLUFF OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 4 Bdrms. & family rm. home. Vacant • move in quickly. Big 75x125 lot. Employment trans· fer forces quick move. $59,500 509 VISTA FLORA, BLUFFS CONDO OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 Live the eood life in a lge. 3 bdrm. & fami ly rm. condominium, in the original Blulfs. Best greenbell view. $76,500 420 mNLEAF, CDM OPEN SUNDAY 1-S Corner location; handy to beach. Delightful duplex ... ground level. PLUS 1-bdrm. in· come unit over 2 car garage. Shake roar. $86,500 WINDWARD EAST OPEN DAILY 10 TO 5 4 Brand ne\\' houses · nearin g completion. 3 & 4 BR. · last '\'Ord in amenities. Price range S82,000 to $86,500. i,ocated on \Vindward at Irvine Ave., 1 blk. \Vest of Santiago. PLEASE CALL 675-3000 m BAY & BEACl-I RF.Al.TY m " .. ~:::._·-· .... ~ ..... ,,_" ... WHAT IS? General A C»rona dei Mar dupl~x w1th 3 BR 2 BA owners uni t and S22J n'..l\fal .,,,.Ith ovll!r aJl ' Gener1I 1u·rl• of gi·al'!l thRt )'t'lU fll'V{'r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio[ hRVll! to mow? Gi\'e up? If!: LA CUESTA af'ro~ fronl a parli: !ll'I 'r 111 -sAvE s6.ooo-• c-1 HOME '"c>Niv U$'ii9;soo'' Popuh1r "Slln ~t lgui•I '' , ? c•LL u•-11 flft1t!cL ~:n·{' SIU'lfl undi'r l«••1\1y .~ »c1lmom. -Rath, "' _,£ ,,,.,,, or nr11 1111,fi<'I. Tllo I 1111rd111•lfl floor ho 1'1'\ e , - 1torlr'I, Elrr.nnl Sr11u1i~h 1""''•11"rl jtl'<I ~~c d••QI' nlf '1~~·!~~1~ brick f''(ll'r1nr. t'ornrnl 1lln· !r\'ln". ll!\'rt . lt1'!IU1 TI1~ ! , , ir1'(" nn ni, 4 ~ 11 a ,. l •\ u ~ 1~ u 1·111\Ul\•·1'«1:1.I l•1l GTxl60 e 1 IY"'lronn1i;, :i. h:ilti.!1. 11,. . .,l,..•I 1lt'l'P. lrl<'~l l·~r ~ n1 n 1 1 1 ~~~~~~~~:'. nt'ar ht·nrh in nt'\\·f'r ll t't•a . hu~1n1·s~. ~ 1111 IH'lL'e Ju-:t: I· T .. ,. '° "'"'h "''' toe $33 950 s'PANISH $49,9;.0. Call 812-2:1.'l!i. I 0':_" Tit 11 • 17 s FUN l'O BE Nrcrr FORTRESS ~ ~ Newport :-:F:sT1.t-:o ON A tnu. OPEN DAILY 1-5 2545 Westminster It NF:,\R BEACH! !lug~ hn- •'1t nda w1n1ruislve rile rool F1lrvlew & tron iMeen1.ry, 0p1. <b.>Ni 646-tll l to private librf11')' v.·lth rrn1·kllng llrepla~. 9\\WP- (inytimt) ln~ ~taln1 to upper n1ll1.e "' BR.I & penthouse m11~1er THE REl\L ESTl\TERS "GAM BLERS DELIGHT'' * * OPEN HOUSES * * • 107-107¥2 SONORA, WEST NEWPORT OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. Ocean view, spectac· u1ar new duplex. J...:arge lot, 1-door to water. $130,000 1740 PLAZA DEL NORTE, PENIN. POINT OPEN SUN. 1·5. Spanish, tree shaded patio; near bay & ocean. $88,500 1525 OCE AN BLVD .. PENIN. POINT OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. New, customized home; 3 bdrms., lge. fa mily r1n ., dining rm., frplc. in mstr. bdrm. $11 5,000 243 6ht STREET, NEWPORT SHORES OPEN SUN. 1·5. O\vncr will finance; sharp 3 bdrm., across from \vater. $45,000 * BALBOA SAY PROPERTIES * Open Sat./Sun, 1-S 916 E. Oceanfront Ne\Y duplex $155,000. Lido Sands. 209 J()- anne, 3 BR, 2 Ba. $57,500. 675-7060 PALERMO NEWPORT HEIGHTS Reduced! Spanish 3 BR., 2 ba. split-level. Extra lge. lot. Owner extrc1nely anxious! Call & submit 642--7491. "C" THOMAS Realtor 2'24 w. Coo« llwy. 5'18-5527 i.;'p1.1•port lJeadi ~5643 School •"" ~· '"" ""'""" HARBOR HIGH lJl _Americas gr e a I est SCHOOL bus1ness • R~I Eirtale. VIDEO TRAINING Lovely custom bui11 fan1Uy While you are 1rudylng for I home near Buycf'Cllt Area. your lk"<'nl>e you can avail , Closll! to all schools. 4 Bed. )'O\lrlleU ot our oontinoou11 with lari-c clo61!t11, 3 Baths, field training and John flfuter Suite hrui; built-in Lumbleau·Doug1as Ed1.1·artls SC\1'1ng center and adjoining Vl~eo Traln!ng coun;e1. den. Living Room has cor- Thn1 superb modem training ner {lreplace large family ts available to any Ucen!lff roorn ~·Ith dining area plus desiring to join our growing breakfast bar. Orange U'e<'$ organization. Due to our ex· and fruit trees thrive in p11.n~lon we hnve openlnp U1e patio and yard. Offered throughout Orange Count)'. for $58,700. Call COL\1/ELL COLWELL 646-<6.'5 PROPERTIES, INC. !serving all ot Onuige County) CALL 833-1931 FOURPLEX JUST LOOKS EXPENSIVE Preti)' as a picture, lij)lll'kl- lng clean & 1A11tefully dl'COraled. This home has 3 extra large bedrooms &: 1% spaciom beths which ~·ill Aurely \to>\n your Mart! 2 ma.uive brick fireplacet lo add the special \\·armth. A large COVCTI!d patio just rn3de [or entertaining. Prlc- ed to sell only $41,500. Call Red Carpet, R en.lt o r s, 54&-0640. Ha\'e somC'lh1nR you want lo 11ell! C\1111slfied arls do It 1vel1 • call Nl)\V 642·5678. Gener.al BEAT THE INTEREST RATES Assume 6% VA. Only S3Xl per mo. total tor this ahup AfeAa Verde 1-lome. l Bedroom.1, 2 Baths, new dishwasher, water heater .l ha.a re ce ntly been recarpeted. FUii pr Ice $.15,900. It y:on't tut Jone! COATS & WALl.ACI REALTORS -54Ml41- (0ptn Evenin91) TALL TREES Shade th.I• beautlfUJ homa, located in one of Costa Mesa molt v.·anted anu. 4 large bll!droom1 .I: 2 spacious bathJ. Knee--df!tP 11hag, custom dr a pea througbout. On!am kltchtn "'·ith hand painted Mll!Xlcan tile &. convenirnt dinlna area. Fet1Cl'd park·llke yd v.•ith a brick patio. A muat to stt a.t only 136.500. Call ~ll!a.lto rs, ! WOW! $49,500 ! 2 STORY REPUBLIC ! OPEN SATISUN 1·5 3209 SOUTH RENE DR Canh-ell Rellily 833-22)4 Cla$Slfled Ad ,. · ·· ... M2-5671, General Close !o Ornngll! Co tr. 1 t Collegr, anrl 11hopplng. Ex· cellent r e n ta I area. As.rumable 1st. deed of Trust. O~'nE!r will sell or exchange for more unttA. Offered for $64,500. Ca11 COLWEU. 64&--0555 GardenllOmes ona Then thl"! fllmlly planned home just flt" thll! blll . Large \\"e\J groomed lot in flfesa Verde, ·rhrtt unL1Sual 111,rge bedroom• and a lovely kitchen. 2 brick flrepl~ add th.'l.t special warmth. Lots of tthade tree~ and 11 covered pa.lio, All thla pltm a huge fAmlly room. Only $41.500. Huny Call Red Carpet, Realtors, &t>-<000. breeze COOied .. In a rrest1 arwn valleV bV the sea. From '!0.500 lncludn home and lot, open .,..., lavtsh landscaping, long vfewl down the 81.n Juan C.plttranoVatleyto the ee1, a tong Ost of price Included teetur1t, end all tn 1 garden wo'1d or 1trenlty, llOUlfty ind vahtt. The N~tu1111world 01 Is The Name!! ASSUME •• 7% LOAN HALLOWEEN IS Sh"'P 2 bohm., 111 balho &>IJ.·r.t lllti'nr<l $'.NOil t'Jff 1h" top 1n f:intAA;lr pi11'1• l'l'- ductJnn on tlui. nf'l'I! l~h!ll l(lrlf' horn<>' '\'Mn! n l1;1r.:id ~ itlt!i I~ A i<lNl.l .\ 1•.r 'f'f' rin llt'<' 1u n1•>11' ,..,1111• lu1ky f11111H1 In f11~!' S",,(l '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:[ •ulrf', Jiu~ f1ESTA n11. .ii w 2ti.i frpl, Vk>v.'! 15· '< Top Vl\lue 11 the game! CAii COMING I home In beaut. rrvtM. El<.'C. Ruy1ng nn tn .. -cg1m~n1 pr<>-us gui~ 11bout thl1 extra AND WINTER IS bll·IM. with dlllhwAhr., F'.A . ~ny i11 nl1.1·n)11 a bit of i.hft.rJ>, hlgtily UJ!tmlded home ON ITS WAY! hc&t, carp., dn.pes &: tthut· • CALL ANYTIME e 646-3921 or Eve. 64.S.2986 * 6 UNITS * lf>' root.. f'onn. uv. & ~.•a1'I)' nN· :i ttft . 2 bR , Jtn m ui. ())ntrJn hlru oh'I•" ,. •:nil ~ !)fl rr-.·~ntron! gr>11m1et kltcht'n. C".11h'I t)I" n IJ.1ll»a' f:I~·· fq•lr.!1 .. dup!l(•11tro: S.J9.5((). BKR !t':'.11 !r:hf4: ('11111., hltn~; 1 "-:'"c:c'"":,.;,,1~1 "'7"""===-,. ·~ '< .,r l>ah~•1l " 1«•'h WAIT A MINUTE I .,,.. .. ,, 1·1t.rtJ >1·~ plu.!I And ..iii·" hot1ni, h)' if'l!lng ''• , •:.> 5f);i<V' S~1t l,(O) t. profr11s\f)nuJ find ynur 1"1111 ff:'"i ~. ~1 t~"I E\"f"i hn rnl': fo r you. '\'hy do lhl' g11r.111"'. BUI 1.1-!Th t h Is In d(.11\.rable "Harbt>r Vtcw ters. ~. e'Xistlnti V.A. ~n 4-plf;c, the chance lo v."\n Homes." 4 llR. 21,~ BA. Gf't srttk-tf In lh la hi.mil)'-can be a.min1ed, Ottem'! for b1 ~all)' lnctea.~. Jluy fa mily room. lonnal dlnln .. , 1ill'd home, l 11 p a c i o u • $33,500, nt 111.111 lnc:rt'dlbly liw.· priet1 e:crep11onnl f't"<h.l'OOCI ®ck. bedrooms, 2 balM. Ckisc MORGAN REAL TY of S:i9. r;i0. and fbc 11 uit. Only '-'I blQf'k rr0m club-to ac.hools and Mopping. LMntl':d f'lose f;) <iC'l1'JOl!i fln•I 11'1•1"*' .-nd "''01 Thi!! home Ill. hettf'r then 67~2 675-64.59 Mckll. up 10 tht' goll COUNIC. ONLY $11.100 FEE """'· only 3 )''t'lltt: old anri Dotfl Pl'"-~ ou rhlll. one. 111\p-s110r ~:1"·f'l'>\1· Dt~lr.-<1 sl)ll rkltnsr clr11 n. ti's 11 OWNER plne,;.• b. r)Ii\LIN(; 1>4;~0 ~!in. u..r -. 1~ ... 1 Tennll bnt'JCAln nt SJ.1.950. f)on't TRANSFERRED Lochenmye Rc.11tor · ;,;associated 11T1rk ~'l'M'!lf'lf~ .hurt l"!l.ll And tell us 11.·tiot y\"lu nl'I' tonklng ,,.,r itnrl "'t' "•Ill fi nd it for t.lkf' 11'1 1ra1!r • 0 11r l'nul.-.r'~ ynu!' C11t1 llf'd Ca.rpcl, IRO <EAS-AliAL TORS 10H W IDlbcc 61J.Jt.6J P .•· Rrnltrir11, 5'kJ..11610. 11r11"'1M1 w 1um11 '' rvr vuu! I ~ l1n('11. S 113,,\1 for 5 hu"k~ ...,.,...,..,..,..,..,..,.,.~~N:!':'.:"''.C' .:,•_"!:P<~•c.".i.!!:Pl~•~"":.;""~·~<i tor nn ilflfl(llntmrnt with I\ 644-n11 delay coll today It c d 4 li lt, 21~ ll.A. (;f'Cf'n Vnl ley profl"s~klnn1 nttl C:irpcr, etlB Cllrpcol, Realtorii:, ~. ~C~o~n~d~•:·~~""~"'~~l~•m:~lS~~~~~~~,..~~~ ... ~-~;~~~l kerilfon&. Ula! to 'r'n.de7 Our Tnder's nvnllnhle. On_!y S.'4,000. Any day IA the BEST DA\" to ~ ParadiM column Is for ymi? SCOTT REAL TY ''•11 • ... Clt~lt n1n iui ad l Don't delay. , I -----~ Jlnes, 5 d~A for $5. Call * 536-7533 * CAJI todAy 642--6678. ' -"""='Y'-'-"-·~· 64~:1-/.613~-- " . ' " I VIP RESIDENCE ' -$55,500 bnmaculale, apacloos family [home wtlh 4 bed'l00i1ts, " , bat1t1, family room, formal jctlnbv room, ~ bar, plus i pool with tlAl lAn marble. , Colorful vk!w or hills and \'alley1. Appl. only 646-m.1 ,Open e'WIS. ' ---~ Wal ker &lee .... l •• , ... ,, LIGHT YOUR l'll'E &-~~ CF.Coles,..orthy a Co.-Realtors DISTINCTIVE HOMES DECORATOR'S HOME-BAYCREST For the large, active famlly-4 spacious BR's & 4 baths. Separate master suite with adjoin- ing sitting . room or study. Formal dining room. Not leased land. $135,000. HARBOR VIEW-SOMERSET MOD EL ONLY $1,500 DOWN Govl'mmllnt hu had tfl forerloae on thll 4 bedroom tnmlly hon~ In one of our 1~'.l.·es1, fu1e11 II' r o w 1 n it mmrnunltle1. Better check on lh.18 one. G4G-m! • Qprn eves. BIG CANYON Ooen House T odo y 7 Rue Mo...,;iles .,,.,. BEST IN BLUFFS 1-LEVEL 3 BR .. 21/2 BATHS New, spectacular, lgc. "Paula Pl.an", bcau- Ulully decorated & upgraded. Lge. encl. courtyard entry & patio, on lovcly greenbelt. Only $72.500 for this hard lo find beauty. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. l·S 2706 VI STA UMBROSA (off Vl1to d•I Oro) Plea.se let·me show you my exclusi ve Ustlnp as well as the other condos available at thus time in The Bluffs. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR BLUF FS SPECIALIST 644-0134 Lean back and enjoy thl1 large beam cell ing den with used brick fin:!place and all. East side Costa Mesa $27,500. Call 6-66-nn. for 5 BR's. 3 baths warm family room with fireplace & wet hat. Break1ast nook In all elec. kitchen plus formal dining room. Ill· ness forces sale. Vacant & ready, Not leased land. Reduced. $84,500. C H O ICE l BDRM . G41Mrel Gtnerel ''BORDEAUX'', SPACIOUS -;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;.j le ELEGANT, SWEEPrNG • a peek. OPEN Tit I • tr-S FIM TO BE MC£, [lll@$iJi1tl EVER STOLEN A DUPLEX this: two 2 bedroom unit. • doable ~ ~ come ol S3750 per fear. Atktng $35,950. Try .)'OW' 'own price owoor says LUXURIOUS BLUF FS CONDO MagnihcenUy decor. 3 Br, 21h Ba home. Bright & Ughl Oversized garden patio. Fully air condlUoncd. You own the land priced $79,500. C. F. COLESWORTHY &4M020 WE HAVE RENTALS OCEAN VlEW le CITY LIGHTS. DELUXE AP· POrNTMENTS. OFTERED AT $125,000 b_y __ BIG CANYON REALTY 644-1193 STOP LOOKING Let 11. professional find your dream home for you. Our inventorie1 11.re as large a.s our desire is to help you. Abs>lutely no high pressure sales techniques. We Mve a large staff o( prof~k>na.I Re11.l Estate salesmen thftt * IRVINE TERRACE * 1815 GALATEA TERR. OPEN SUN. 1·5 Outstanding view of bay & ·ocean. 4.200 Square feet of magnificent living. Unusually large rooms consist of 4 bdrms., family rm .• den. 41h baths, 3 frplcs., pool, patio, 3 car garage. Come by & see Sun. afternoon or call for app'l. $179,500 DAVID D. CARLSON CO. REALTORS B33-9293 SEU.! Coll R<d Corpe~ l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9""'!!!!!!1!!!!!!1!'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!"' Rttltors, MS-aO!K), for Action ••• Call 642-5678 knov.· property, lake ad· ~!!!!""'!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~""l:!'?.!""~~~I ::;tag3':.":.k~:-.~~ ~'lr Action Call 642-5678 • Realtors, 66-flOSO. • • • -DIRECTORY X..., ftll ._., ~ w1tti Y" tW1 ... hit' • ro• 90 ••-._,.... All rM ICIC9ttHt lhtff Mtew .,. -. KfilM4 111 ....... -.U.., -4¥••h, .... ., .. , ... t.dlty'• D41LY PILOT W4NT ADS. P.tr-.. , ...... ,.. ..... ,.,. ..S. .., f9 '"' -..-4 f9 lltt .-II~ 5'I tllt eel•• ... fftMf, S..1'-Y a4I SnMJ. HOUSES FOR SALE 471 Broadway, Costa Mesa 646-3255 $42,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOM **3608 Marcus, Newport Beach 675-2445 $97,500 (Sal &Sun 12-4) 16651 Arbor Cir<le, Huntington Beach $24,495 (Sal & Sun 12·5) 1574 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa Penin. 546-2313 $65,0-00 (Sat & Sun 1-5) . 2,BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 321 Kings Rd (Cliffhaven) NB 642-5200 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2781 Bayshore1Dr. (Bayshores) NB 642-5200 $65,0-00 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 112 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $115,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 5162 Elkafon! (Walnut Square) Irvine 644-7662 (Sun 1·5) #;10 Ru.o Cba~u Royal (Big Canyon) NB 64+6200 $85,0-00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 83 Rue Fountainbleau (Big Canyon) NB 644e200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5122 Elkafonl, Irvine 645-8400 $32 ,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 213 Femleaf, Corona del Mar 645-6500 $108,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS #6 Rue Verte (Big Canyon) NB 644-1766 $159,000 (Sun 1-5) 2030 Holiday Rd (Baycre.t) NB 644-1766 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1951 Port Locksleigh ,(HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 341 Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar 675-3546 $104,000 (Sun 1·5) * * 2233 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 642-4353 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2006 Vista Caudal (The Bluffs} NB 675-3535 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 461 E. 20th St. l)<r. Irvine Ave.) CM 642·5200 $57,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 11 14 White Sails, Corona del Mar 675-7080 $83,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 309 Esplanade (Bluffs Condo) NB 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 713 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 673-6642 671Hl459 (Sun 1·5) 4831 Bruce Crescent (Lido Sanda) NB 673-6210 (Sal & Sun 1·5) #6 Rue Montreux (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 458 Orion Way (nr Hoag Hosp) NB 644-7662 (Sal & Sun l ·5) • •4423 W. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach 675-7225 $79,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2811 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach 648·7711 $69,500 (Sun 12-5) 344 Otero (Bluffs Condo) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 243 6lst SL (Newport Shores) NB 673-9060 846-7767 (Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2021, Commodore (Baycresl) NB 844-1766 $68,0-00 (Sun 1-5) !801 Port Charles Pl (HVuHomes) NB 844-7607 $57 ,500 (Dally 10-5) 1727 Port Slirllng (l!VuHomes) NB 644-7270 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2345 Arella St., Newwrt Beach 844-5199 $69,500 (Sat & s .un 10-5) ** #65 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) !lOI Hlgbland (Westclif!) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 20322 Deervale Lane, Huntington Beach 842-1!235 $57,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2684 Alonio (Mesa del Mar) CM 675-0340 '37,500 (Sat & Sun 10-6) 917 Junlpero Dr., Costa Mesa 549-1036 $36,500 (Sat & Sun 10-6) 3345 California (Mesa Verde) CM 546-4141 $44,900 (Sun 12-4) 1817 Pl Carlow Place (HVuHomes) NB 644·1766 $81,950 (Sat 12-4) 357 Catalina Dr., Newport Height. 673-6210 (Sal & Sun 1·51 1812 Port SUrllng (HVuHomcs) NB 644-4910 $69,500 (Sun 1-5) 7641 LeHJ gh, Westminster 842·21185 $43.90-0 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1033 Goldenrod nNulUlls) CdM 67~7225 '85,0-00 (Sal & Sun 1·51 •508 San Bernardino (Newport Hts) NB 64$-6846 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 509 Vista Flors (Bluffs Condo) NB 675-30-00 $76,500 (Sun l ·5) •338 Reims l2!m; Costa Mesa 546-2313 $35,500 (Sal 1-5) 1740 Pl ... de! Norte (Penin. Pl.) NB 873-9060 $87,500 (Sun 1-5) 1525 Ocean Blvd. (Penin. Pl.) NB 673-9060 $115,0-00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOMS 844 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 644-1766 $295,0-00 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ••204 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $270,0-00 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1014 Sea Lane (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-5930 (Sal & Sun l ·5) 1942 Port Bristol Pl (l!VuHomes) NB 833-0780 $71,900 (Sun 1·51 *1023 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 9641 Raven Circle, Fountain Valley 842-2535 $39,90-0 (Sal 1·5) •247 Collon (Newport Shores) NB 646-.'!255 $46,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 4533 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-1766 $115,000 (Sun 1·5) 1412 Seacrest Dr. (HVuHills) CdM , 644-1766 $93,900 (Sun 1·5) 425 Via Lido Noni, Newport Beach 675-7414 $137,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 20391 Bayview (Backbay) SA Hghls. 540-1151 $39,950 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 3619 Sur!view (HVuHllls) CdM 644-1766 $120,000 (Sat 1·5) 1941 Comodore (Baycrest) NB 548-8125 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 104 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 675--0123 $109,500 (Sun 1·5) 1726 Ocean Blvd., Balboa Penln Point 675-4060 $79,950 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 201 Wake Forest (College Park) CM 540-8083 $33,500 (Sal & SUn 1-S) 3209 S. Rene Dr., Santa Ana 833-2224 $49,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1209 SanUago (Dover Shores) NB 6424!235 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) #20 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 186 Shoreclilf Rd. (Shoreclills) CdM 842-8235 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 4545 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2200 Francisco, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 1856 Port Charles (HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 2036 Port Provence (HVuHomes) NB 644-e200 f 75,900 (Sun 1·5) •1954 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 64+6200 (Sun 1·5) 42 Mlasion Bay Dr (Spyglass Hill) CdM 640-8684 (Daily 1·5) 2807 Catalpa (Easthluf!) NB 675-4562 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 5782 Sierra Casa (Turtle Rock) Irvine 552·7500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 180 t Santiago Dr. (Baycresl) NB , 645-7221 $127,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 310 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 673·7300 $122,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1817 Pl Carlow Pl (l!VuHomes) NB 644-1766 $81 .950 (Sat 12-4) 7 Twin Lakes Circle (Spyglass Htll) NB 644-4910 $125,0-00 (Daily 1-5:30) #1 Cherry Jilli• I.Ji (Big Canyon C.C.) NB 644-4910 $129,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5:30) 15 Point Sur Dr. (Spyglass Hill) NB '644-4910 $119,500 (Sat & Sun l -S:30) !f8 Linda We (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $195,0-00 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) •3801 Jnlel Isle (HVulillls) CdM 673-8550 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2021 Aliso, Costa Mesa 646-0555 '58.700 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 16671 Phelp•, Huntington Harbour 842-25.35 $68>000 . (Sal & Sun 1-5) 17 Ttburon Bay (Spyglass Hiii) CdM 67~7225 $133,500 (Sal & Sun 1·51 10351 Christmas, Huntington Beach 842-2535 $36,500 (Sat 1-5) 12812 Barrett Lane ,N. Tustin Hilb 645-6646 832-5141 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *1815 Galatea Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM 833·9293 (Sun 1·5) 2915 Setting Sun Dr. (l!VuHills) CdM 675-2373 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1201 Surfline (HVuHills) CdM 675·3000 $125,000 (Sun 1-5) 2912 Alla Vista (Eastbluf!) NB 675-3000 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 18812 \Valnut St., Fountain Valley 962--0684 546-5880 (Sal & Sun from 1 pm) 2326·Tustin (Back Bay) NB 645-6500 $66,500· (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1939 Sanderling (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5880 $48,950 (Sun 1·5) 915 Tiller (l!VuHills) CdM 675-6-000 $96,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) •4521 Cortland (Cameo Highlands) CdM 675-60-00 $76,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1901 Beryl Lane (Harbor Hlda) NB 640-0020 $59,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) S BEDROOMS •4 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 673-2222 (Sal & Sun 1 ·5) S BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2018 Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB 644-1 766 $125,0-00 (Sun 2-3) 2615 Lighthouse Lane, Corona de! Mar 644-2369 $199,000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) •1315 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest))IB 645-7221 $135,0-00 (Sal 2·5\ Sun 1-5) 3728 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 673-8550 $197,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •1368 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $400,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) #5 R<>yal SL George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $265,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1607 Castle Cove (Spyglass Hill (CdM 6756000 $139,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 7 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 3449 Quiel Cove (l!VuHills) CdM 673-2222 (Sal & Sun 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 1644 rowa Dr., Costa Mesa 546-1168 $21,500 (Fri/SaVSun 1·4) 16651 Arbor Circle, Huntington Beach $24,495 (Sal & Sun 12·5) 3121 w. Coast Hwy (Unit 8-B) Npl Trs, NB 646-8811 $79,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOMS 400 Vi sta Quinta, Newport Beach 844-7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5) #7 Rue Madseilles (Big Canyon) NB 644-1193 $125,000 (Sat 1·5) 663 Vista Bonlla (Blulfs) NB 644-6200 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR & FAM ILY ROOM 2657 Vista Omado (The Bluffs) NB 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 400 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 644·7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 262 \Vave St., Laguna Beach 644-7662 (Sal & Sun 12-l) l & 2 BR 719 Marigold, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 (Sal & Sun 1·5) l & 3 BR 420 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 67ih'l0-00 $86,500 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR eech 608 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-4910 $149.500 (Daily 1·5:30) 2 + 2 Corner of Goldenrod & 4lh. CdM 636-11868 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR ••ch 706 NarciSSUJ1 Corona del Mar 548-9450 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 5010 Neptune, West Newport 642·3200 (Sal 1·5) 3 & l BR Corner Short & 35lh Sl, Newport Beach 642-3871 $69,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 3 & 2 BR 431 Carnation, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 $118,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4& 3 BR 107 Sonora, West Newport Beach 673-9060 646-7767 (Sal & Su n 1·5) S & 4 BR 2508 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar -673-6642 675-6459 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 618 Acacia (So. of Hwy.) CdM 875-6000 $1 39,0-00 (Sa l & Sun 1·5) * , .. , .. -- Gener• GWl•r• BLUFFS LINDA PLAN -fARISIAN Atmaaphltl"t', tnnteet.. d@ckl, planti I flowan! One ol • klfld <Ol'l'leT' du~x. below C,0.t it111iy,. 3 plUI 2 bdrm. Shi:w.'1'1 only by 3pp't. 6 ex- e:!u&l,•e:J.y by out ottioe ($112.ra."IO) ORIGINAL AREA -CHOICE GREENBELT "GOLD STAR" TOWNHOME Unlver1lty Reelty 3001 E. C51. HW)I. 673-651D STYLE: 3 Bdrm .• 2 ba., sin gle-story end unit PIUCE: $71 ,000 (belo\v repl acement val ue) LEASEHOLD: $350 Per year (shamelully low) TAX ES : $837 Per year (Early area ad- BROADMOOR ~'ANTASTIC p11.n ora1nl c O('{'lln v\('\\', 2 ovt rhangln l!' (11'1.·k~. 4 Br. 3~~ Ba, den, dinina rm. 1packlwl ll\•lnr lTll, Separate guest house for maid or ofttee, prict S\19.000. 2615 Ughthoo!Wl L.n, Cdl\t. 644-2300: Open hoWlt' sat " Sun 1-0 vantage) W CATION: Law density, mature grounds, premium! CONDITTON: Elegant & immacu la te. Adult occupied. FEATURES: All elee. kitchen (new appli- ances), new countertop; gorgeous neutral plush carpets, extensive use o( custom shut- ters, soaring open beamed ceil., deluxe 'vall- papers, comp. repainted. A top quality home ih an exceptional setting. Offered by - * OPEN HOUSES * Sat. & Sun. l·S 400 IRIS Duplex .............. Slc.G,OCKI l ll HELIOTROPE Dupex ........ · ..... Sl27,900 HAL PINCHIN P.E.ALTOl't 67'.)..439'2 SALESMAN OF THE MONTH Walker & Lee R.efll ~ate congratulates Sandy McC1rt. ney tor an excellent montti !n ~ the nubl'k: in tbeir rcaJ estate needs. Sandy '.l.'1ll ehher-the selling &gent or listing agent on just under half million dollars '.l.~o! real estate transa;,,"'l:lons in the month of September. She a....sisted <"Tients in Newport Beech, Costa Mem, Irvine, and the El Toro-Mmsion Viejo areas. If you can't find what you \.1-'ffilt to purcl?8BI', or can't well \l.tlat )'O\I v.-ut to sell, call ·Sandy ~-fcC&!tney at 64(). nu or ~J0..89.W. .Walklii & tee •&AL 1.ITATt 60 FT. R-1 LOT FREE l'UMl'KINS! co,!• Mesa ~7 ~~~rs~ =l-"""M-ESA--DEL--M-AR---I their pumpkin harvest toda.y DRIVE BY & CHECK otrf In thei r ••tarm areu" ex· $46,900 POOL tending to all you nice folks 934 JUNIPERO DR. their best wishes l<>r a Hap-Zl x 14 Guest houae, :r py Halloween. Like all good Bdnna, 2 BA. din. rm. plush "farmers'' lhf'y want to shag, liv. nn. w/trplc., share with you the good peck)' paneT!nc. Rocm for year they have had. U camper Of' boe.t. Min. care you bill to receive a com· lndscp. ~~=~ndpup::!':eincall~~ 5 BORJ.fS -$-U,990 . 1100 EL CAftnNO -we will deliver them to 3 BA, 2300 aq. ft. Tastetully your door as long as our decor. CwiL drp.ii. A cpts. supply lasts. 18' "" 1Jo CALL 67.s..-r 30' x cove pa ' 1 UMI lighted lana.I. Irnmaculatel •Available 10"'°" down. MESA VERDE 4 BORMS $39,990 1653 PALAU l OCIO sq. ft . 2 BA, COS Stftet. elec. dbl. gar., patio. 10% dov.-n. Asaunable VA an. 1)[!~1::{ ::,.~ug;r ~~:•t, F ...._1n·1w area, 4 BR & 2 Ba upr;;1ain. ''DYN•"JC DUO'' Uv rm., din . rm., kitchen, """ Fam. den It Ba dov..mtalrs. SUPER DUPLEX! Nestled Lots of closet spaC'e. Lrg A.mOrig the trtts In "Old dbl.e car gar., 2 patio The Iars:e oountry kitchen, Corona." You'll find the covers. 01rus t re e a , definitely Appeals to the rustic charm you've been Woodland Sehl di 1 t r I c t feminine sex. This lovely searching tor! Open beam, $87,500 Owner 548-47l2 or 3 bedroom ra.nch style home Shake exterior, step to shoJ>-531-0050, aJso tealllt'eS k itche11 bu ilt· ping or surf. UndC'r mlll'kel -.-,~,A~C~H-0-R~S~E~P-R~D=P SEX APPEAL Ins, 2 Wed baths, a huge l\t S'iS,950-1..ow do 11n1 or :r2 brick fireplace, a fan1ily tradl' Cozy 2 BR. non-comm., A-1. and l!I located on a quiet GRU BB & ELLIS CO. !'<"eluded BA~K BAY 11.N'a. tree-lined cul·de·11ac. Pri~'f'd 67~7080 LF= fl"('~, 1 ,c by owne_r. for a quick We at Sl!l.900 -~~-1,979-5;.. ·~""~·""7,--,-,,;7":=-· with EASY TERi\fS. Call 4000 SQ FT By ()\vncr, ~less °"\ fl,fu . 3 Red Carpet, R e a I to r s, • • b<>c:tro<'om. 2 be.t h, t story ,,·Ith 64$-8080. e NEW DUPLEX • r1uni~v roo1n, fireplace, BUY A BARGAIN! BIG & BEAUTIFUL """""'' ""'~· Pro!.,,,ioMJly 2 BR. 2 BA, F.U.t R~1. lan(JS('apcd yard. $36,500. UquidatKm forces SA.le of 3 It FRPLC. r.,1AN\' XTRAS. ,Call""==,,.,_"'o,,1006'7. -"°".,-= BR, 'l BA, Nev.'POrt Hghts ""'7-9930 r:: honlC, gas Bl, fi replace, ..., 3 BR, 1 1~ bA . Brick fpl., ram rm, l5x30 Jl&F Pool, lg. Lit. Just painted. 8lA% fin avail. All offers sn.ooo will be considered . C'all Fortin Co, Rl!rs &12-5CXXI Realtor for info. fi.tS...6646.. 'l BR TOM'lhclme, nice yard, BIG CANYON 1..0T on ""If ------~~ garage, pool, $'23,500. S2000 •" RATED "G'' do'.1.'ll, •')r.fl mo. 557-5385 coone. Breathtfl.klng vll'W. ~ Pron1lnent location . Owner, For R GREAT bu 3 1.,,c'"'~'~'~'·------ $70,000 S.I0--1931 he<lrooms. F'..{l~t Side, tosta 01n1 Polnl Be lboe Island r.1eAA $25,000. Cill oowl---------1 64&-7171. BEST mountain&: ~an ,.u, * REDUCED * JSOO !IQ ft home 1n D11nn OP!N r1i '• rrs ~UN 10 BE NiC(' KooUs, cul-de-!!a<'. hu~ lot. NO\\I $119.900 v1u::nnt 11uplex plus guest Jo:::ocpandable hon1e. $!,1.900. roo1n. Su))('r renovl\led -Ov.·ner 496-4573 ON!! n1001i~; fumii;herl, l'R l\L\IUNA, 2 HR , trplc, xlnt parkln~. Slt fl"' to Jo::Z care lncd yd, $33,500. bt•ach. Ovo'nl'r s.e.ys "'M!ll.. Rf'Rltor, 400-SU2. o1icn rlnlly 1-5 100 Pc11.1·1 St . OPEN SAT/SUN . 1-5 Fountiln Vill ey Ag1. 67'>0144 645-131.l 2915 Setting Sun O r. 1-;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;1 2 Bil. lgc li\'ing rm, trplc. Harbor Vi~ 1111111. &-t-tnlty!• Mm plctcly r91lone. an Li lot, & i;r('4\1otion! An outNtanrtilij[ GRAC IOUS ni.lho .. '\ l11lonfl, 4~:162'.? 2·1 hour hurhnr !.c OL-eM CALI FORNIA LIVING Bi lbo• Penlnsu1• vle"'· .4 UR, f11n1. liT!., air Super l4~11rp 3 llCdroon1 rontllt1on1ni. pool. Spruli3h .-y1c home \()!:Id('(! HOME _ Of"'CE RACHELLE ROBE RS •ith ..-..,,. th• 11n;m•"' r1 R .. ltor 67.S..U73 In tncb::INMdoor llv\J'ij{. or l)')th. 60 ft trom btach, O O SE--1-·orma.1 dini nii. 11.'(-t bur In ('httrmlnl':' rottaac 7.(11'<.'l'.I f\ll' P E N H U l!vlrc roon1 . built In 00!'.lk bullilll"5!, 1-:X~!'Tlt ln\·tst· SUNTJA Y 12-5 sht>l\'t"S. Jnte-l'(V>Jll, t'.l.11 mrnt a ' $67.500. 'j'[Jf1'21'., F'tmlt'l\I Pfttios. l!IC1Wl1t'd Atrium. Pacific Properlles Duple.'<. :l BR each. compl<'1e pri vary \\l\ll Mil 675.6112 nr 54ll lli')6 M'Jllll":l.ll" i..~r<'lJ:"<"f;. $7?,5()(). many rnore ~X1nB1, A:<.'IUmt' 0 I I I B Ibo I P!tl:\1 ~~ \'it'v" h(lnlt ..... ln'!"nl th!• 7.,. VA loo:n or $35,~. r 9 na • • r lnrumc on r't"ar, 1111 c.1,·.-'1111 S..'Ue 1.rlt:"e ~.:A.:1. Hon be\'n m11k1~ nl<lnl"Y ..-.r Blvd $!~.~. ~~. )'r:u'!' lt'I H mAkP !!Oft~ ft'lf' • , ~ you' !·I Umt~ SlYi,tlXI. 0 1..iPLE.'< cortx'r. c~rmlnJ.:, . · ·. , · l>nnt•. Onlv. 6Q..l!ii'.I Bkr. by o~·~r 500 Pn1n<tt'Lll11, MlHfOM$1()t( • 0P1"'7n,,1-,,"..,"...,'1,.,1y,_"-;-'%,lc-"'c-· _ 1 _.._ Y'lu don't r~ a ltll" to -;;; . ··0rnw Fnst•• whftn you nUPLJ..:X 2 RR 1•1ll'h, Cort\f'r1 ............ !!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!!1I pllH'f' <1n nd In the 0 11ily •th & C.~ldr nrod.. frpl c, ~ fllltl'll 111"11.w-1n '""West. l~Uot \\'ant AdJ! Call now J(Arll(tl"I, S~.«XI. ~161') f'111itt l'ff..llts an: JW!l a ptlO .... 6-tWi67S. Cla.q1neri Ads . . . M2·~ call •'l'JllY • &Q.S678. I %8 DAILY PILOT Foutttain Vall•y FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART .vound thlll ad, beCA\18(' )'OU "''Olt'I want to 111lM ~In~ this ahArp 3 bdt·n1 homtt In Costa l\te1a fJJr jui;t $24.,$00. Clo~ to llrlmlA, al90 fel'ICf'd bllck yn.rd. '~"" Gov't pro gr"m lh<t\ f'Vt'r)'On<' q111.JifiN1 f{lr -11·\th S\200 ~·n pn yn11•nL Coill l.:ir app(llnt111ent. Walker &lee 11t•l ,.,.,, 51/4°/o - i"ntlnnton B••ch Irvine l 1guna a..Ch L~una a .. m ~W~A~L~N~U;T~S~Q~.~CO~N;,D;o~i;:;;;;;:::;:;;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;:::;:;:;:;;;: ASSUME GOV'T LOW INTEREST LOAN $25,500. 3 BR., 2 BA. AU pol1,.:11•YI ,{· .!-h1 rl('<l lilll<' 11'ill hou.;.• F'fulln~ie u111•d hrirk firr11Pt11'I'. Pl,.f\IY of l11nd ht'I\' lo i;rn11· .\l'.lu r 1)1\n vf'gt>lahl"" 1111d lrult. l"';i,"' Ju.~\ ¥1~2 jlt't'f!l\O. "n thl1' \',\ !'<'suit-. Call ~IH6.l "lll""n l'\'\_..;. air oond, 2 Br & dtn, ~low rnarkct. • tt<ttdl 6"4--t887 UNIV. PARK. I n1 ma c , ::.l\o'hm, lkH"IU$ nn, $53,00), f>'.l'ller agent. &:lJ.8668. Laguna Beach MONARCH BAY ,4. unlqm· -i bdrn1. .,. dl'n ..-rnmily rm. homr. of m11 ny u•xlUJi"!I, built lU'INn, 11;1~ :ui ..X'f'Wl vit"\l', In this NO DOWN TO GI BUYERS Gingerbread cottage. 3 BR., 2 BA., lovely palio & yard, (..aguna Niguel. $39,500. INVESTORS' OPPORTUNITY Lo\v do\''" on 3 Bit. air condllloned Laguna Niguel golf course condo. Owner will carry paper & lease back, or carry contract. $47,500. 494.9794 1000 N. COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH Walker & lee "'' DA'N'il"ll'of~'F"" ~••• .,,.,. A st'<:luded oceanlront est111e1.,,.,..,.~:""~"""""""""""""':'"""""""""'!"'"""'."""""""""' ,;:;;;oiiii ... iiii~iiiiiiiiiiii~I Otl !he \~!')' tip of bllitorle!~L •.-•<h L-·-• a __ _._ "" !)atHl. Poh11. 3 Bdr 1~1.1-;;•;gvn;;:•::-;::::::::::::::-;;;•"::'_::_::_::::;::::;;I SAND IN ·"Panlsh honw on 3 loo;,!• N.~•:;Wl'O;:;~rt~l~N~do;;;;;;-·J;;;~•w~~~rt;;;;~~:;:-:;;;;;~J~W;;•;:•;tm;l~n;•te="~;;:;::;;;; Income P...,..rty l'6 BEACH HOUSI or~" 11ousE 1~ ., """ ASSUME sv •• 4 RED CAIPET l·Blodc: 10 bNcb; 3 bdrma., 234S Aralla Sl. Aunctive EXCLUSIVES. 2 ba. 2 ''"""" M•ln. Lw<k bu111 hont<. Eutbl"'1 VA LOAN te~tree )-ard. trplc.. flne1t res. section. \Valk to ~ 3 bedroom hOmt In $33,950. Tv.'O 2 btm. t t.: beamed otU'1., ahaa; dbl. oll st.hooll It Shot>plmt. Near nice quiet \o(..11Jlor1, AJu,-one on a tot. 10% Down. lncotne g11r. "'/"'Orkllhop. 1 o ~~ fabulous t'aJbton ·island. C8Jl aswme this low In· S3,7SO, Yearly now and rents Down will buy, S4:8i750· st>aclou• 3 St + tam.Uy h.-rest lonn 1t.ith total plcy· need ral&l.na'. G:rut Sow S OPEN SAT/SuN 1 J room, 2 BA, breakfast room, menta of only SOO. per ftrsl tlme lnvator starter • Jge trplc, ex oond. In It n\OO'd1, An.'<ioos awner has units. 4831 Brue• Cr escent oot. Beuut. Jandacaped. lots lxluKt1t anotl'l<'r home. Only $52.950. Beach T r-1 p I • x . LkM Sandt or g~ \\•l!h a superb view S.3.2.930. Lo\\·eat 11rtct:d triplex in f UNl'TS tron1 every wlndU11·. $69,;.oQ ~ Ne\\·port Beach cm ~I block OCEANF'RONT 0\\'fl('r, prin. only. IW-Nl.99 to beach. Creat for invest· At.~t<S dollan &: Cents! * EASTBLUFF * ment, appreclaUon and .C Bdrm. view homt on one ~~ owner WKl too. )ONES REALTY INC ESt8<6 (7M) 973--6210 ot Eostblufi'a largest lota. $a2.950. Fourpl~. Only 2 left S77.SOO. of thE'se 2 brm. 1 ba. OPEN SAT/SUN . 1.·5 :ifP1:1~esCo~tr~et°:-!":. 2807 CATALPA MiltHIMM J[t•} venUonal. .Rents on way to LAWSON REAL TY . $<00 p<r montb. * 67S-4562 * ISll.8'fl. F°""Tex. 2 ,,,., 1 ba. Backa on iOll course. \!.\ LO,\N Oll lhl'( su1 .... r ~herr i..i;lory" 4 Br1!nvin1 plu.1' 00110~ rv-~111. All ••n ft l 1 actt" for $35.(00. YOUR SHOES "1"''11Y "" '"' ""h"•• RESTAURANT • BEER & WINE BAR ~url. sm.ooo. !-==~=~~---EMERALD BAY Excellenl Laguna Beach loc. Call fo r details .PRIVATE BEACH WATERFRONT Mobllt Homes 10'1~ oown. Wills.ell an con- ISLAND HOME For Sale 125 lract or oonventk>nal. 3 Bd F II I;;;;:;;:;::;:;::::::;;;;; $63,000. li'our ~ brm. · 1 ba. WM. McCABE REALTY Y•lll hel!l'r bt>li,.\·r it 11~ ~,1u J"~ to the !Jurf rl1tily fro1n lhr 1~mfy F.· i111m:1cul:1 te ! ... 'l.lch cot1a11;<•. 2 B1.,!n'IOn1 ,(· den on 2 lots t' Ith 21 ~·car :.:n1·age 8,, big 001·rred pa1lo 'vhh B+ B-+-Q. S.12,950. &."I\! It today or forget lt! Tl~ hom~ loc '"' ocliv• LEASE/OPTION HOMES AVAILABLE AND BOAT fs.nu!y, 1v1th1n 11· a I k In g • dL~1t1n«t> of 11!1 lhe D.1y·, New and i n excellent locat1ons RAMP rm, 1m y Room, I• houses on a lot bir enouati 13/4% l~n aivlill. Mobtle Homt ttn for one more l)o.~ Ol" 2 12xS4 more units. E&itside. Will 8i40 \\'AR~F.:Tt A\'!:., FOlJNTArN \',\LLEY * 142..C.Ol * • FREE LIST ' ~ COATS Cov't rep)ll!lo."6$1i'tl i ... n1~11. I W WALtAcE llOllle havE' poola i.un .. · 1.0 clo-NTI P)'Till, \'ark>u.<t <1.1rns I REAL TORS l pymts. 1'o obU:.:nri"1" I 962-4454 Equal H011si11~ Op]lt'li hlJ'Hllf'll HERBERT HA\\'K"; • $200 PER MO I REAt.:rons • !09-1600 I . \\'O\\'! LF.SS TH,\N RE:'l.'T'. rPtrral inrtal faeLJltlcs. Th\li hon1e has ·1 bdrnu., 31i hlllh11, lze. forn1nl dining rn1. \\'/frple.. f11 n1Hy m1 . $42,500 CharmJng So. Lag una home in cozy setting & dllrk 1'00n1. Sl60,000 545,000 MONARCH BAY TERR. Beachside home with potential to enlarge to A \1•11.rm & r r i l.'n d I Y capture entire beach view! 1<plit-Je1·t>l home of superior <!('>.iW' & construction <>pen PLACE REAL TY 494-9704; 494-9729 IX"!l nl Ji1·i11g rm .. lgr. tamilyl'!!""""""""~"""'l"""""""~""""""""'!'""'."""""""""" n11 .• {.'Ohvert. rtet1, 3 lx.trms., L •una n---L Laguna Beach :\ ba01~. S\l'ilnming pool.1-;;:•;;•;:;;;;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;:; $139,rllO I• 4 BEDROOM VIEW HOME BY °"'1ier 3 Rr, :! Ba, 3 Rig RHS, 2 \1anlty BAs.1 sprinklers front & back, 11.r r••;J ('QtHYll'Y kitch~TI ha!.1 schls, $31,500 962-4382 Prine rolor·lonl'd n.ppllance& g, I only built-in BllQ + a sunny ht't'akfast 1111. Real l.oG R. .... .., ..... Huntington Beach BURNING f i re p I a c {'. 110 ~-'fw• Spectacular Laguna Niguel beauty. Owner transferred, must sell fast. Every luxury imaginable. Fenced, sprinklered & land· scaped. 40' covered patio. Super night light vie\\'. Very, very lo\v down. $41,000. Ch•E'•"Sired tree-stud<led lot. SN.CoasrHwy.,loguno Just assun1e 5%<,~ VA \0011 494-1177 VA OF1'""ERING Jo.OR SALE 3 BED- ROO~tS. 2 BATIIS, EOO SQ. Fl. 1:-i· 0,UDES C,\RPET· with t'ltSY down & $200 per mo . pays it nil. BKH 962--5511 ING. DRAP~'S. DISH· HOME & INCOME \V,\Sl-IER. RE A R 3 ~mnm home r lOll'e to PATIO, 2-CAR G,\R· oceat1 \\'ilh 2 Bedroom hnn1e AGE. $USO 00\VN, irl rear. Both renll.'d. R-2 PA Yl\IE.~TS S 2 Ii 9 zoning. $33.5oo. Call for PER J\1(). JXCLUDES details. 536-SS.16 RED AU., VA APPROVED CARPET, REALTORS. BROKER. VILLAGE REAL ESTATE LUXURY 4 BR. 3 ttA, fanti· 531·5800, ly, dinl11g & living room. Open E\<es & \l'knds ti! 8:30 2 ear heated garage. Crptd. BREATHTAKING drpd, papered, bbq, many extras. Near l'>IeaclO\l'lark OP ...., HOUSiE Goll Ctuh. U.500. Corner Gn 5'MJ W, HoU " ISC-01 ,,,_, Scrumptious Grt.'t'rtbrook, Verdes Ln. 8-l&-4621 BY 2-story, j Bedroom hon1I.' O\\"NER, "'·11h huge fan1ily room & l.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- Really nrat 3 Bec!roorn hon1e in quiet tl.l'C8. Bui!tins, cnrPcts drapes &: 2-car gar11ge. Atrlun1 off l'ol BR. l\f\1$1 Set'ls $39.9.::,0. :iJO-S.'\:'.6 RED CARPET, REALTOP.S. WEIGHING ••.• \'aiues? Looking for your n1011ey·s woa·th! This Is it! J.Ieticulous 2 bdnn .. • 2 ba., beams, trplc., blt-ln!I. Short wa.lk to beach. Anx· 494-9794 1000 N. COAs'r HWY. LAGUNA-BEACH iou!i O\vner! $5r9;51XJ. But i.,,..,!!!!!"'!!"'"'l'"""""""""~""""''"'~'"'""""""""" n1ake offer! · /! A RARITY Lagun1 B1ach Laguna Beach .. authc>nric meclit. st}1,.., THE MOST * 4 YEAR OLD BEAUTY * liesr d t' s c r l b es th is in· lovely upper Mystic Hills, old£'r rcsidenet>: hi g h FOR 3 Br, Den, 21.'1 Ba, large hill chnracter lhws & interior THE LEAST side Jot with views. $14,900. t1x•rttn1ent disfinguishE's thi~ RUSTIC OJARMER; Tree-* Oll'J'STANDING HOME * hon1e as one for U1e person shaded conier lot, \VALK in Mystic Hills, located \11th "·ho desires a diUerent TO BEACH. Spacious liv. extras 3 Br. 3 Ba, &: den, resirlenet>. 3 B<lrms .. 2 ba., rm. \\'/open beamed ceil· contemporary, \\'OOd & &:lass. lull din. rn1., lge. llv. rm. ings, cozy brick. fireplace s,vimming pool with beauti- & niuch 1norc! Asking \\'lth 11·oode11 man t I e . tu! surroundings, can only $87,500 Cllarn1ing Country kitche11 be appreciated by g_ .ing. FLASH I I w/wnlls or Knotty Pine $1.95,000. Just reducer! to $63,jO(). Paneling. A real sle£'per at SHIELDS llustir, \.\·oori & glass: 3 $49,500. Odrrn .. den,. 2 batl11;. Great S\VJl\U.fL~G POOL· nd REAL ESTATE yard for kids. Con1e see ' . ; a rin _it's different. outsta11d1ng OCEAN. VU. (Formerly Englund R.E.) ,1·et bar. Pril'ale halcony off of c.-.:quisih~ n111s!C'J' bedroon1 suitr. Tas1e!ully upgraded th111ou1. Don't t'all on lhis one unless you \1·ru11 lhe finest. Open hnuSl' Snt & Sun 1-5 P1\t. 10.179 Sioux River. fo'V. Call Village Real Estate 962-24!6 Central Laguna seetion. 3 318 Thalia 494-8003 .,,,m,, wUh lg•, liv rm, LEASE/OPTION? 1-'0R SALE BY O\VNER 2 & fi1-edplace .. Sp ad<: i ~us CO\'l.'N' patio a Jo 1 n s 4 Bdrm. family home, some Br, 1· Ba. drps, nu 11.'all elevated S\\'im pool. NEEDS view. Freshly decorated & 8S~3 Adan111 at ~lagno!ia. llB to 11•all cpts. 3 1ni frQnl so•m PAINTING Off ed ' ,..... . er recarpeted. Ownri' will COil· Huntington Beach's bch. Imniac. $ 2 S •;, 0 O a t $69.00J. sider lease/option. Call nml' Most Popular 962-!14lj LJ'T'TI.E OOUGll • LOTS o· if you v.·a11t a chllllee! ! 2 Bdt111 condo. l '; yrar.~ T0\~1-fOUSF:, 1>Y 0"'fll'r. 3 HOUSE; located on lge, lot. $59.500 ne11', Freshly Pa.int«! 11l11l Bit 1'z ba, t'll/\ npproi·N.l, 3 bdrm. & den, 2 baths. ~/. ~· u • '"'" • Long llv. rm. with fJrep '"'· ''-•f·"•''' pa••i'd ''''' ,,,,,. 11rnf d.~m·at ("(l, childf('n nk. · · · I 'O 4,~ -" 1· . I 1 I'·. ,,'T'S old. $2Y,;,Nl, 8~2-71'21 ro ... -... 1v1 ng roo111. PU> 1 DECORATOR Built in lcitchen. UpPQr level 1raUpapered clining area, DREAM HOME "''flge. ~UN DECR & REAL ESTATE ~ag carpet.~ & cu1<101n Huntington Harbour OCEAN VU A I ~. d 3 Bl' ' •--E,-1 ~,,, ' rca ll\ly 1190 GI•·-~ SI. rapes, Q\"CThi1.ed p;u11ry · ' · """"· · '"'" · ""'" t $57 500 """J·'" area, near schools, 11·aJki11g ~ 1•1e11', Unique Vting!e<I ex-a ' · 4~73 549--0316 dli;ta.nce lo H n n t In~ t o 11 HH tenor, Lge decks, custon1 GLASS 'VALL S ANO Cenl'er, S11·in1n1hi.: pool uJ1d ~ 1• •·71•91~ drps. All tor only WATER: S\\"eeping view of Laguna Hills many park areas. Askin~ -$ ,.,.,.,. the ocean & rocks below, l"--"-'-'--'------ onlr $1-1, 1gj call rodny 1 OCEAN VIEW I VIEW HOME !rom this UJJique 2 bdrn1., IN D IVIDUAL HOl\IIE. &iT-JOOj. I 011 !gc lot 1n South Laguna, 2 bath hideaway. I bdrm. Leisure World. New 3 BR, 'llit.rrl l<J hell• V(• Jiu! nnl.\' I 3 BR's l\'ith possil>llipr !or & bath by separate en-2 bas, Central A/C, Kitchen 1----------S.'l0.!)00 full 1>1·1~·(·. ~ii un yo111· ex1ra lxlrn1, den or trance. Has tr mend o us fully equlp'rl, epts, drps, 2 MISSION VIEJO rlt'\:lc. ll'~tl'ii 111•· i)l•:11!i S:. cn. \1·nrkshop. l Blk to beach possibilities for only $49,500. rar gar. $58,500. By owner, j<)y lhr ~00•1 lif1'. $56,500 213-691-3089 Spanish haclE>nda. Alr con· diliQned & upgi·aded In e\"er)' war. Se1XJrn1e !ll:ih for botll S.· trailer,' Onl~· 6 n1onlhs old. ,, n1ui;1 s.t"C al S.14,90'.l. HUNTINGTON HARllOUR l!EALlY EMERALD BAY NEAR fllGH SCHOOL: This LEISURE World, new Villa multi-level, 3 bd1m & fn n1. 17"211 ('O,\S"T' Jl\\''" I.t.:e ran1ily 011ented 5 BR hoine in beaut. private com· niunity. Close to tennis crts, s11·im pool~ & pal'ks. Nice ocean \1e1v $175,000. CLOSE TO BEACH nn .• has an EXCELLENT Sei-ena, individual home, OCEAN VfE\V. \Valk 10 with view, 3 BR. 2 BA, beach & villnge. Kitchrn elec controlled, dbl gar., air •-R d cond, 644-0324 I il·I ! ~ IG-1~1'-l & • '..'1:> 1 ~i:l2-2.l;-t~ ,,..s &O, ish v.•sh r ., I' 1llage Real Esta te Irvine ~r BR + DE'n family hon1e, huilt nn thrtt lots, trplc In kltch('n. lge y a rd . Pril'aCy, $85.000. refrigerator. Sho1,·n by appt. only, SG.1.500. Laguna Nlgu•I '62·4471 ( ;::: ) 546·11 Ol MISSION REAL TY ASSUJ.1E 7 pct VA loan. 985 So. Coast H"·y. Laguna Pacesetter home, 3 BR + PHONE (714) 494.0731 ran1 1TJ1. frplc, new deror, R~i'OSSESSIONS l)r lnforn1otlon and location ar lh,..sc ~~lift. & "J,\ non1es, t'O: :.1cl · KASABIAN 962-6644 Real Estate TRANSFERRED. 1-la\'e to S<'\1 our lovely 5 DR trl-lel'el In Suburbia Park. Grettt neit;hhars, 11r , bt:ach. shopping, schools, tennis, bike lrail. A.~su111e 6', \·,\ IORn, Qlll)· $.'i..i,000. 962--0186 SEA CLIFF S BR Pool jaMJzzi, upgrudcrl CtTtT~. \1·a1J PllJlf'r, torn rn1 & unfln bonus nn. By o t\' n e r . 5.1G·""'2. BY 0....•ner -3 Br, 2 Ba. Dream hon1e i11 11.R. Ln:' patio & n1any extras! r-.Just sell-1.('t'!l rlcal. Ask · g rn.ooo. 892-4~1. NE\\' 5 Br, 3 BA. •·11 111 rm. C d, $.12.(lf(l 71;t'";. • 614-1323 .... CHECK ... the fflb11lous pool and l1.'11l1is fllr ili!il.'s that i.:o a!011g \\ilh 1h\s inun.1cula!e 2 bdrrn. oir-oonrlitloned 10\\'nhouse. ll's nl'\\[y d<•1-'()fl\lcrl hns al· tl'actll'e 5ha:.: c:ui>('tint: rtnd 11 Jars.,'E' pril'a!<' ,1•,qrd. 1\ll thi~ for only S39.~. CALL 552-7500 VISION e red hill LINGO REAL ESTATE ·1~·8086 or 499-1397 $48,200 _ ..-.. ..-.. ..-. -....._. Ne\1• co1npletE'cl hOme, beam .--SO-LA-G-UN-A t;ei_lings in 3 Br~ ~Ba, nice • tiVlng room. dining roorn, j(J(l() sq. fl. or lu:-.ury, built-ins, el1>ctric kitchen gourmet kit chen, g u cs t \\·Ith lots of cabinet space. hVUM'. fruitastic view of 1996 Del !\Jar. Lagu11a r.o11stli111'. •kllr garage, Beach waterfnlls & streams -OPEi~ HOUSE l\lu»l1 11111t:h n10re~ SAT & SUN 1-5 P~I PETE BARRETT Designc>d ~~~·!~t>rtRinment -REALTOR-4 Br, :'I Ba )10111e Fireplace Rf:,\l.TY REAl.TOns 642•5200 Jn living roorn, \\'ith l'ie\\' l'nil·. P;;rk C1Cr1tei· Jr\-i/'l\' of ocean surging on rocks .,...,.,....,,.. __ .,..,.,..1 ~ be!O"'· 322.'16 Stoncinglon Rrl. comfy C0:.ry Condo t I MAGNIFICENT VIEW 6r'1:N11H~J.~ s,\T 1.5 Pi\! Q\\·nflr 1r.in!l!Pn'f'r!, 1n u st Beaut1fully clettt11t d 3 bdrn1 $142 OOO s.• .. :: '!Br. '1 Hr\. ph1~ 1!<>11, \\" i l h mag 11 l fl cen I • ,..,,_,!ud1.,.r 1•:i1i .. , l ~·s! 1·~·:1• u nob s 1r11 ct I.' d view• N~w rlup!C'x close lo shop· 1 kin: ! Ju~! h•h.•rl ~· !!ol ~ f 1•11lun.•s f tt 111 11 y rm. P ng, \'l~I\' 1Q 1111\11 & ocean S~:.!,;J(X). CAI.I. Hl:~S l\O firrplarc. Dining 1•n1. chef's ~?!2..,,•,\1~11• 8~re.rla8<0 110ar~ ldtC'hl'n, Pnol-si~ed yard. ""'-"~ · · • • " a . \\'~, 1 ff r 1.' 1•L 9 ~e 10 be!ie\•e! $59,500. 3 . Br. 2 Ba. 279 Dolpl11n V. r I'-nl o. 4'1~3 "'ay, Lrtgi.1na Beach. • .-.. Km'll n· Co. TARBELL Realtors OPt::N HOUSE SUN 1-.'; P'.\f 1en.1...._.~ , .'. MARION MILNE l92tJ S. Coai;t llwy .. t. .. B. REAL t:STATF: 618 S. CMst H\V)' S©R~1A-ZGr-zrs 8 494-..J:k"!S Laguna Beach SHANKS PONY to !hopping, 1own, beach. Adorable 2 hdm1., 2 b11., frplc. hand pe,gi;:cd hd1nl. firs. Chf'C"r1ul l\lc.-<ican tile kltch. 1.000 Sa. ft . of red1\·(J()(j tlt!cking ~ rootn ffJ r pets & a .a:ardt!n. Likr ne w, only $6S.j()(), That In trig uing Word Gam e wilh a Chuckle -------Etllt•tl J.1 CLAY I , ,OUAN 0 ~eor1011ge len•rs of the lour Krombled words t>.. low 10 form lour ~H!'\ple wo1ds. PUGALE ' I I' I I' I 1--,...M_u,,,....F ,..R_o,_,I j I I' I I . l s 1 ~ u N I r MM icol $Cience purports f--.1-~lrs-.l-~J-; e to inc;reose longevity. Old you '-"""·-~.-~.-~.~-ever hear of a oometery 00- ...-----::-::-C"'"-i ing -? 1o·rr BIG PRICE REDUCTION. Nic.:r l'ir\1". 1700 Sq. fl., benms, dr-ck: small yMd: age, J. Good \•aluc, $4!1,900 SPANISH DELIGHT. 2 Bdrm .. ovcrlookina: \\'OOded canyon. CIORe ln. $.12.'nO CUTE l.'011r!o111inlumf1)()()\. 2 Bdrm11 •• l"Q\lgh ~a~·11 pa11el· 111,11:. Clnse 10 !lho11plng. Good bicycling. Low int. FHA Joun. Xlnt huy S24.500 49'1-7551 tOCIO N. Coast. Bwy., 1..nauna 'h.11~!')' (o•')icf t':ft,l.f(ll" Lrg yd. }15,000 Owner, 831-21.JS 1[1.0\JACULATt. Pacesetter 3 Bdnn, 2 bath Fantlly-nn. Fet1ced yard, New cafpl.'ts, drapes. $49.500. 495-5.)02 PRICE REDUCTION! Spacio us 4 Br, 2 Ba. b1-eathtaki11g l'ie1v. $46.00'.l. 49;,.56813 Lido Isle A FAMILY HOME 4 BR,, ramily rrn., 3 be. \\'ith lgc. pat io. Via Lido Soud. $122.500 PIER & SLIP ·1 BR.. 3 ha. $270.000. \Viii lease "·ith firm opl ion. LIDO LOTS Only int('rior lots avail. 57 Ft. for r '!side11ce, w/pool· patio S74,000. 35 Ft. nord 1:orner \40 rt. buildable site) $65.000. . LIDO REALTY ! r· \,., l .. 1. \ II *673·7300* OPEN SUN l·S 104 Vii Mentone Real "deeorti\()f's de)ighL" Spacious 4 bi..'(l roo111 &. den 31'1 OOth hOlllt' '\'ith !!l\'iill· 111ing rm l, SIID,500. J3rittingham Rcaltp FEALTOFIS 675-4123 BEST BUY LIDO 3 BA, 4 BR + 42:) Vi11 Lldo Nord $1 37.500. 67&-7414 Bkr MH• dtl Mar aL~fOST' nil 11t1v, thru-cut open &11 & ~un l().a, 3BR, 2HA, :1hakt' l'(K')f, l-or !(It 2884 Alo1110 Lnne, Cor. Mi11.."'ion cl\ll 67 5·0 340, 54tl·al.17 AllSumt 5~ ~f , l)wrwr !rtkc 2nd. Newport BNch * OPEN SUN, 1·5. * I .. JT ul B I~ El KI' I 0 c-'''" tho <hv<kl• ...... od . • . by /,!llrio 111 tfi• mlulno word. you d11,.eloP frOIT\ 1111p No. 3 btlow. nt>:At ~rrFt 1. ON>ari Vil"IV Lot 401 15th Street ONLY $12,00J 5 BH. &. df11, :\ ba. Cll'nn 1 • • OreanvIC'\.\' Rt'al!y G'f.l..$~:.00 8.•_ :iif)Aeloua. l~t'. lttoe 11had· I'd yard, rm. for pot>I. Qukk "i\l;1kt' Hoon. P'i.r l)itddy'' · •oo Uli\ fJO~tl~IOn. """'""""'' •. , clean out the garage GEM , •. tur11 that Junk inlo \':ll!l h -M--..., 11.'i tll l:l l>ally Pilot Chwlfled 1.2()..F Tuat.ln Ave., N.B. 11d. Call 642-5678. REAL TORS 6f2--4623, =-=--"'-"'"'"'----· «> ¥Qf'.:~~0\r, '0 "'' I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 125 '. \ BROKER 133-07IO trade tor 12 or more untts SUPER TERMS IN HIGHLAND, CALIF. o' ooovonlJonal"' ooritract. J t Mort alk fro . Harbor View Hom•s S A N' BERNARDINO l!lfo -15% do\\'T\. Renta dusr ah1•·1 Pw I ,., mpt~is tC.d.l\1.J Palermo $13,900, COUNTY LOVEL y 10 are low at $663. per moPrlnth~-e 1g •u en nsu.ia otnt By Owner • F~ Lot • 4 BR 20 • PO $85,8511. Mesa Verde .,.., Cottag~ ~ TP.EE-shaded Next to pool & green belt 2 x COVERED RCH or Oivnershlp 4-plex -St>LD New England atmosphere • r I · t f mil ~ WITH OUTDOOR RUG. -$52,950 Fourplell'.es. I immaculate condition · rp cs, cp,' a Y rm, ' ALSO COVERED CAR· For detailed information an Quality carpets, drapes. d6':.""7'' 83'4 Loan. PORT. NICELY LAN"' these and other units call Enormous Master suite has '~ 13 *_!754473 ..,.. Do Be B k and dressing area wlth variety. * BAYCREST * SCAPEp, MODERN unl':a s~afiSt, i:d Carpet, 8~% lnteres1 available at BR., 3~'lr baths. :Fenced MOBILE PARK. Realton·M.>-8088 m E.17th $6;i,OOJ. Call 546-2313. pool. Sep, play yard. ~fany St Costa Mesa OPEHTll.0 .. , .. """"BE """ ·-amonrn... 546-0135 a~. 6 pm ., 114 UN. rrs r~-I Orily nt7,500 Agent lt'WJ ll~rJll ;;.1R S:~:~";;~ =~tF~:~~~~:~: '1 ~;::~~~~ BA, dining roon1, Irg. patio, 642-3128. T acre grounds. Goriepua GRAND OPENING quick sale price $57,500. 40 Leveled acres No11h for landscaping. Groas $19,500. Newport Bay Towers ?oXM~sPJ.00~s:wner~allol l\loblle home, '63 Llte travel per mo. OWner liquidatiJW. l & (? BEDROOM Port Olaries PL, NB. ~ King: bed, S5j(), Hurry • Call CONOOM1NIUi\1 HOMES 644-7607 or·&l~ll3 ext. m 546-1600 Baylront Homes 10x45 FLEETWOOD Fum. INVESTMENT DIVISION Boat Slips BAYCREST, by owmor, 2800 pool, clubhouse, adults, no Full Secul'ity Highrise ~· ttd· 4 BR, tam rm, pets, $3900. 646-4700, N.B. Steel & concrete co11struetlon orm in nn, 2 frplcs, 2 NE\V 2 BR., l BA Jiving Pri\•ate a~•-n\'"• ba. lrg slate toyer, kitchen ~ -w/bltlns dlb I..,.'"""' rm. Adull park w/private 2 garage spaces per unit. 1 oven. '"•"""'· beach -$16,500. 54()..3672 Roof top sundeck C8.U tor lj.ppt, 548-6125, open Unusual Opportunity to Pur·l-""'~"'=•-~Sa~t~l!Sun.:o;~·~l~-S."'---12x40 MOBILE borne w/8x20 chase Baytront Property tn THE glassene room, C.M. Adlt Nev.'JX)rt Beach. CHANNEL prlc, pets ok. $5fi00. 544-0257 3Ut Fernando Rd., N.B. REEF 67.s.t551 2 BR, 2 BA Waterfront Con- -~~~~-~~-1 "°' e WATERFRONT e s.95,000 lo $150,000 SPANISH tiled patio to your Carey R~a1tors 675-3535 a..i&tat.. ..... .. I~ O\\'TI pier & slip. Spacious AcrNg• for sale ISO 2 Br, 2 Ba newly decorated NEWPORT HEIGHTS w/plush gold c r pt'g 4 Br, 2V2 ba, cloH PREPAID INTEREST thruout, incl. Armstrong to •II schooli $60 ;50 T.J]>rE Spanish tile in kitchen. Liv p I C • 642.lol l 40 acres-Yucaipa-Prepaid rm has glass windO\\'S 12·,~·~·~·~~~~~'!J!'~"I interest (plus snlAll prin-high & beaut. floor to ceil. J;; cipa!) as ckt1vn. Payments · frplc. R-2 Jot. $97,500. NE\VPORT ~EST Condo. interest only. Full price: 011'1ler. Opell House Sat & Nr 002,~pbletw:>dnb,I 3 br, 1 din $160,000. SUn 12-4. rm. n 8 •• gar. Be QIV Also, 213 acres near Callforia 675-2445 mrkt, $12,500/ 0 '" n e I'. City-Same terms-$395. per DUPLEX $69 500 &U-5583· acre. Dorothea Fi n d l ay ' BLUFFS X Pl· n ;60 000 3 Realtor 24627 De.I Prado, 1 Blk to beach. Pvt rooftop BR 2,, Ba 1 · 1·d 30' 1 0 ,.... Point Cal. 92629, sundeck comer lot Walk . ' '2 ' yr 0 · ·- to resta~rants & uciO S'ltops Vista Ttucha. Ow n er ~71~4~-4~9&-434=.,""''-=-~=-cc 2 Br. l Ba, . lge crptd &10-l(}'JO. 20 AC. Colo Ranch Site, nr sleep.loft for teenage or OPEN_ HOUBC Sat & Sun 1-5 Spani.'<h Pe a k s. Hun· sturlio use. 2nd unit: l Br, 2006 Vista Caudal. Bay Vu ti11g/fishing. Terms. $6000. l Ba, patio. 2 garages: Blu!fs Coodo 3 BR, 2 BA , -'83~1~-~'"='-------Com-b, garage/playhouse, 10%d. $79,500 Agt 675-3535 '· &. garage I potting 'h ed . WESrCLIFF • Great 3 Br Comm1rcl11 Garde11s & vegetable area. family home. Oose tO Property 151 Comer Short &: 35lti St., 1 hops Is c h oola, PooJ, ~~~ot·Sun. 1-4. Owner, 167,500. 646-7676/979-48:.0. C• 1 Lot $17,500 · HARBOR Vu Home Montego 50· x 140' ~ear 19th & OPEN SAT/SUN l·S 1 level, .C br, nice vie•·. Pon1ona Ave., C.M. Priced 2657 Vista Orn1do swim pool/tennis privl'gs, low at $2.50 per Sq. Fl. Fabu1ous £.plan Condo. 7.So/Q ln. nu unit &14-4887. W•sley N. Taylor Co. Upgraded ro an o 1 de TRADE Newport B e a ch REALTORS English motif, \\1th a "5 Prop. f Q r Out-Of-Town 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. Crown" family · room; a11 Prop. Bkr. n4t673-2058 NE'\\'port Center 644-4910 c~sto~ firllshed & det~~ng, LUXURY 4 br, 2% ba, lg \\1th tn~r-outdoo~ hvtng: fain rm. hu~e master suite. Commercial all ou t s 1d e n1a1n tenance ,\gcnl/ol\'ller 640-0166 Property 151 taken care of, plus acce.'>S '-,..~-. -~· ~~=--to pool All this tor anly our;,.Ex nr OCtian $62.500 NEWPO~T BEACH $34,500. Miles Larso_'.' Realtor Prime Beyfront Site Scenic Properties 673-8563 {QT boat repair & sales * 67S..5726 * N•wport Helghtt Bill Grundy, Rlcr. 6T:>-6161 LEASE WITH OPTION --·--· Condominiums Lovely 4 s,, & Famlly rm, OPEN SUN. 2·5 for Hie 160 12\IOJ. down '500. monlh. 446 CATALINA DR. DUIT NOW Large CW!lom built ho1n'. JONES REALTY INC. 12 rooms: 4 BR. 2 ba. huge DON'T WAIT FOR l'el.'. & tam. rm., utillcy PRICES TO RISE "''"" &: landry nns. &: office or $21.,00) for these ~ciou! den. Lge. living rm. 2 BR, l 'ii BA adult condo5. (714) 873·6210 w/charming frplc. Lge. Cbolce ot locations stlll avail . kitchen \I' I a 1 I built-in~. able. As kr.v as $390 dOwn r.tany many extra.~. Asking tQ move in, \\ith $Z20 mo. ;68.500 or wlll lease--<ipllon. PtlYR 'al1. ~ Agent. VACANT ! ! ! CALL 0 .. ,.,, 1, Mou v.rd• vm .. lOS/, [)Qu·n, im1ned1ate OC· 91 ' 2 b l ba · I "-,. d ~..,,, r, , gar, poo, cupnncy. ,_,,,.st "cwpo11 lE 'LT .. Y~ assumable loan. Gja11t 3 fleights location. Ov.-ner ,. door relrig., dlahwuher. s11ys sub1nit any offer, Nt•r N••••rt P••I Office s p $21 ·~ call ~~.500. c ru1 645-8400. JOUY GIANT i;js REAL ESTATE 1 , /(ffi/T/L9 ooo -o• .. o Large custom built home, I oo==~"'"=~0='~~~ll=687.,-lf• V. E. lbvd & C.O. l2 rooms; 4 BR. 2 ba, huge SAN Clemente, 1~w 2 br, • ......i "-~ rec. & f~un. rm., utility 1 ~4. ba. Ocean v w, & laundry rms. & office workshop, stOrage. Builder, N. BLUFF BAY VIE\'v' 0'. den. Lgc. living rm, 492-12&1. Brand new bi-level condo. kitchen \\'/all blt·lns. ll1any, Duplexe1/Unft1 Prl~ location. Hu ge wfcharmlng tr~lc. Li:c. S•ll 162 master suite, 3 BR, den, many extras. Asking ;68,500 2~2 ba. Latest kitchen, frplc, {Ir will leUM)ptlon. "·et bar, elect gar. Pool. CALL '-" '''·l414 Sale!Or Lease Option 9,1>:1 ~ 17',<00, Op<n Son 1-0, >r;,I ~ Quedada. (blk \V. of V\stA RIALTY de! Oro & East b I u t I ) , Nt•r 1f••••rt P•tt Off let 644-Up or 64C>-0800. CDND~ Ch•rmlng C•pe Cod LOVELY WESTGATE Balboa Penin. steps tron1 beach & bay, paneled &. 2 bedroom, 21.; b a.th. beamed llv nn. 2 BR. ba, tasr~lully dE'C0'1tled, butltin! den, brick co u r t y a rd . include washer. di')'er & $79,500. Open house Sat & retrlg., tlrepla<:e, patio, pool Sun 1-j, or appt. 2100 Seville & clubhouse. ~. UNIQUE Ave., TIH73-T608. 1101\IES, &45-6500. -TENNIS ANYONE? 3 BR, 180 degee sign vie11" quiet st. 612 SL Jan1es Pl. or \\'O\dd you prefer a pr!\·11te Call to see 54S.6310 Agt. con1n1unicy bench & boat sli p? You can have all this Newport Shores plus a IO\'f!ly 4BR custom hon1e in Beacon Bay for BLOCK TO OCEAN only ~.500. HUJTY! Bkr. Z·Sty. A-.,·rarne. 3 BR .. 2 bn . 642-l155 Newly decor. in & out. incl. FANTASTIC BUY nt1Y carpei. & drapes. CUSTOM vu 4 BR., fam. $-19.500. rm. hon1e: quiet C\il ite wac, CAYWOOD REALTY country afl'flt)!lphert. Hurry? * J4a..12t0 * $87.500. Open S."t/Sun. 1-5 r-··th L 2'J19 Tll-~ATHER LANE OlVU •vun• JOHN p , CAREY RE 11 TORS .,07414 SO. LAGlJNA, By owner, '· • IP'f<J-sm , charm rtmodeled cot· BIG CANYON 1a,age, 2 ~R trplc $37,500, 1="-!16-Wl6~---Tustln You can bey a beautlfull'-=------- Oe1nle home In Big Can)'Oll, ASSUJ\.L\BLE VA LOAN, :l BR. J BA fl'O!n $79,900 l'lflt!<l\1111 Narth Tu.ttln 4 Br, lo $89.500. torrn~I Din m1 .. pool horn~. 64-l-6056 lOA)t-5 P?.1 'V•lklna; itt.:tance to Foothill HA1lBOR Vu H () nl f' I' Il.!gh. rrtnc. Only. call C:ir1nel, SHll., 2 BA, tan1 544-3455 Newport Beach Duplex Super Terms How abo11t 90% rlnanclna at 8% Oh a 3 Bit 2 BA down- 11talrs and 2 llR 1 BA up. Onll' 6 'doorR ro beach, An ideal s1nnmE>r-Mntier rental. Only $84,50,0 CALL -nn .. ~N IGEL· GMLEY & ASSIJCIATES DUPLF.X -Sharp Santa Ana lielghts, Prlncipllls only. Ternui:. $.17,50(). 642-3729 Income Property 16' TWO TRIPLEXES WALK TO BEACH Qnly 1 ~~ yr. old:"" Big . phrAfi units. Only $00,500 e-a. ae.t buy on Pacl~c Coast. Call anytl1t1c, SCOTT REAL TY ~r.;33 e 16 L"NTTS -POOL. 1tudlo 2BR,2BA&3BR.3 BA. Name your lenns - \VUI carry paper -No points or excetslft lntete!ll, fltc. &ibn1it-t.rede for down. $27\1,"'l~°""· 64?rml (msg. ) ii'Unlts, room for 3 more . 1 &: 2 RR. Gnm Stm/mo. Prine only. See 187 E. 21'1 St. E/sldft C.~f.. or call Owner. 642-1900 FANTASTIC'FUTURE Three older units C111 80 x DI commt"t:'Cia! 21)1100 lot near 'Huncihgton Shopping Center. Buy now and watch. the yaJue gro\I' 11·hile the ten- ants pay off the mol'tg'ap. <N'llE'r "il'i carry l!:t. Truwt ~ \\1th Zi'ii> dCIWn. Priced only $65,000. . """""" --9 UNITS COSTA MESA 9 unit ron1plex. Very sharp. South Costa Mesa. Nice home detached from 8 units, low vacancy factot', pride or ownenhlp, only $128,ixm. Call now. 5'1·1800 ltl.'V"ESTMENT DM SlON LIVE RENT FREE Alter nonnal down paynttnt, you can Jll'e rent f'reoe. De- luxe Co\.ington Bl'Cllheni loorplex near Goldenwest Ct>l\e~. &hopping and Ire&. ""il)'S, Call 00\\'. ~ TRI·PLEX·Costa Mes a, $62,500. DUPLEX Dana Point. $48,500. 10 AC. Fresno County. $10,000. Lee Hughes Realtor. 833-l.35S or 499-1131. NEW TRIPLEXES AND DUPLEXES s;'.6,000 to $67,500 Wilson at Placentia Av• COSTA MESA PHONE 547-67'1 AGT. ATTENTION INVESTORS ASSUMABLE 4-plex mlnutea from beach, Prime location. $67,50'.>. Call for details. Th.e Real Estate Fair, 536-2551 . 174 N£AR Mllrlna, Charniliw 2 BR hou8e. F..-Z malnL Fen~ yd, Frr>lc. Cpt. AIJ(, Ina: $33,500. d . A. Kiewit. Rltr. 49&-51n. .C PRir.fE mountalf\ lots, ~ FOX 'it acre. Royal Or • Julian C.llf. Paved roadi k water, $8000. 96~1798 aft 7 pm wkdays, all dR,Y Sun. BIG Bear ea.btn new, .iee'l)ll 12. \\'kend' or "'eekly except Christmu holldll)'J, $3S nil• .... "" YUCCA VAU..EY l~i acr.1 level, vlew lot, wal~!.t •lea l2750, 19!1 down. ... """ m 1.n4l 494-'1Ml. r1111 !W!lt cleAn oven, lctl:v~.~,--"-';.,~7-=~,..=,..~.y~\,__R~<n~I inillCeT connection, 1' M\'f!f' )1>Uf hou .. , apt., •tort area, $69,000. By owntt, bldJr,\etc. thru a DtUy Plk>t 64~235-4 Oau fltd Ad. Nt.«I a "Pt.d'0 ? A•.ce an ad! Watll ad rttUlll. •••• ..f0...6111 Sa1urd1y, Otlobtr 21. 1973 DA.ILV PILOT 2,j "!!'!~~-~-~-!·~~~~~~\eii~•v!J1o!JLoa~~n::::J2~<10~1~ou~ .. ~·J!~nf~u~rn!£:::~ri~~~J!!!5~::::::::!!!~~~J!n~u~rn~.:::~~Of[!~~!:JU~nf~um~.::::?~!~Ho~~"'~"~~:!;O!!:n~"1~m'.i:~-=--J3;.:.;:0K<r.Hr.ou;:;;,.~,;or.n1v~m.;;;-~-30•5TDuple••IUnfum. l ~tf'.I I 1 ~· -• Cotti u-~-frvfn1 Mtit• Verde Westminster ,'llO:AR Nt<:\VP()U.T Pl.ER ~ i • 1st ·TD Loans Gen•••' Coron• d•I IYllr ~ c.o"'""'' ' "'· ' ""· ,,.1c. ~~-;i'iiiiiiijiiiiiij-~·:i;ii~I SPANISH llAC!ENDA 2 OR, newly d1."C., t1:1U'. cple MHI Verde 4 Br ./ VACA:-.."r b1j1: c:Jcan, :1 RR , ht1n1, 1.:rpl/dl'J1". $300 }Tly. ~8'111; / £ ... i 1 I UI> TO 90% .. l,lke tll;l'Y.' ~plit lcvM. 3 pf{'f, lnlant Qk. S225/mo, 3 BR. + bonu•, 2"' b.1. M~ S"'ini pot•!. $450 nio. Pool 2 BA, ffll<', R 0 , wv.· i·111i;::. 1809 \\'. Balboa Bl. lllJ.-2223.. m • 8"., INTERrlA.T. Bd1m11., 2~t bnlh•, luxury Avni.I Nov!. S49-4200. J. BR .. 2 butl1,111 • • • ··" ·" S·l50 it!rv, irM:l'd. 979~1SO!I. drpe:, C'o~· pa11o, :i car ~ur. N£,\R new 3 BR. 2 BA. d0&-0 2oQ .,..,,.ro · J!.:)J.' f 1' $375 th & 4 Ult., 2l., t>a, + v!tw •• s.IW :--::-:--'~-;;;-~----lnc.:I Yllfll SZi"a. l'd 1e11.raf;t". Yearly. 642--3188 I:.. . pP,Ortunlty 2nd TD Loa RS ., ,,'.',Y ' mon LCB '1 BR, 2 BA. fem 1'111, 2 BR. + drn, 2 b.\ •.... U30 M ission Viejo I \'A(."A.'tr, i.1 ... , t•ll'S.ll, ~BR, .... ,.,,_-, .•. -1tva & e 11uw. din rn1, fplc, fnl'Cd yard, I 13,. 1 -----~----~O -~,·~0'~"~------F'OR SALE University Riiy. 67'3-6510 bllns, 41»-TIB9 2 BR., 2 bu.l \S • •••••• •• • • BA 3 ua. Ir1J1·. ll ' J)\\' II \\' 0 I i: ·--·~UT CANO'' • Gu 'f ' J Br., 2 ba..( incl. iidnr .. S3ri :~ BR, 2 ' .... i:a, wr lll\llrj&l, t'!l>lg, d~. f).'IH!I, 'J t·ar gio·' UQ ••• ,, I ~ ry~,....1.;G ~USJA'L-a~ ",·~ low•1t r•l•1 Or•ngo Co. Cl-fAN~ttNG niodtirn, Irv. IJlC 2 BR-S:lOO nio. I Bil 4 an.., 21-1 bllUl.i ........ $430 like fK'W. Q\Ull ty cpt1 1 rrM:·d yiu·d. ~i:i. Furn. or Unfurn. 3SS ..... ,.., 1• D .. ~ " s•ttl "" c. JW.1tthCOITAM114 Terr. 3. B<lnn .. 2 ba. LK. tu1i1. duplex·S,li.). 1110. Yan!. dl'J>9, llltn d8.11W1Uibl•r, l'n('. " BI<~. \'fl("/1!11, 1·1t•11n :I un, I ~~~t~/~~u~~·Zk~ 641-21n ~r lg.s.J:o.11 $14:i. Apl unt. I UI'. Ulil 1uod . kit~,ti. $42.l C11t~. & dl'Jl~. &15-2.:.73 ~o·n2::.'11Lir:~ee:~t~~; 2 BA. :.i 11tv1')', H C). """' ,L~•~g~u~n~•c_Bo_•_<h _____ 1 l,y. Tota.I Pril>e Sl.238.00 cash. Serving llal'bor ntt1.1 21 yr'il, ~ ~r~P:t· 2C~~· unr. gar ·~~J~~~1 Jd B~~n N= Dana Point c8'~2-4-l&l:;;~·~· ~E~"~··~·~~""='~'~'=-;:=~·~·111:~· r~r~s;.1:~~~· f!~;1.''· :I: r-u.r z Bil. s~odl'ck. y,·alk to i, Wrlle 1'£XAS RAND\', ~ANS TO $25.~ & yard. thl.dm/pctg Cf\f. redec. $175 Agt ~7 IOC-F.-.-Al-N-'1-,-,-. -,-B-R-. -,-BA-, ALISO Vi\111, I srury l\lnfl\J, I VACANT, hig, ~·!~·a11 l Rlt, t~~1~h. U111Ji1 ~. Furn 1 1 , f\'OMPANY , Int'., t.'12'7 BaS!I\', 2f,mf _. UIT ll'lifl deed loans $1!fi • HSI!. J Br Wl!. Chldnt LOVELY 2 BR nome, frpl c, tiun mt, trplc, lg yd $350. 3 Br, 2 B&, clubroo1n, pool, 2 BA, R 0 . \\"\\' 1·1J1~. clrp;.. S.~:5. r rly, Incl U t I 111 Rd., San Aotunkl, Tex. 78112· O'{ei,· $5,000. S.X'uJ'td by a .~ pets or xreat for sngls. clec. eye g~c. Adults on-492--0277 49$-1268. no yard \\'l'.lrk $28.'>. mo. patio. 'l ('IU' 1t11r. f!1,·d :.arU l-"-"·'-°"-'-------1 ! , Tnclucte >w.r phone number. rornbinatlon 'or real <'!ilate & Nr heh. HB. Jy, no. pulH. Ye a r I y. ~--~·-~~----"SINCE. lMG" ~ or t805) 25&--0934 S:?'.19. Ne wport Beadt 1 · Bottle Wat•r Route µen;onaJ p1"0perty. • -$2'.!5, • Lovely condo 2 Br $2'151n10. 4.34 Goldenrod Fountaln Velley Ist \Vt-r.tern Bank llk\i,:, * :1 nit 2 ba rant rm. I No Ad\.• f,.'I" I. Qo.\,'Jl yoµr own bottle "·arer NO point. no~ pelt8!· uttf. Xtra by, pnUo, gar, Ave., Cd~t. 673--8289 eves. Unlven11ty Park, Irvine frpl, air t.'00<.i'. S290/n10., ALAN REALTY, 636-~10 I LHt: 2 BR, 2 IlA. Ne\\'J)Qrt mute, will 'Ira.In if qtiallfied. tics to. Sl0,000. lik@ nu, ,cbUd ok. noor-.tY one bedroon1 duplex BIG, Fabulous, 3 Bil & Dt>n, Days 552-7000 Nights wn11'.'r p!1. Cnll ~5 Houses Furn. or :-;hoJt'!i. r..:u err11'g. $2T:illno, , Best Orange Co. area av ail. ~ 1>0A~ SERV,LCE $,230 • Hie 3 .Bt·, 2 .Ba unf. unil acroa froln park and 2 BA, trplc, R & O, &.1owport Bffch Unfurn. 310 yr!y. $:l"JO v.1nrur. !'14l!-4fl02 I \\'ill adjU#t roote lize Id fit ._..,ti. H'eCI "'Ith l.(•nd;:-r Gar & yfd, pe\s & kids. tennis • comer separate en-dishwM!wr, Wail to Wall l"I your needs. Earn $1500 per CITY FJNY\NC'E $350 -N('wport 'Crest brand trwu:e _ gant&e $225/mo. crptng. drps, patJo, 3-car 2 Bedrooms. New······ $315 TENNIS ANYONE? Gener•I IApts. Furn. 360 j n10. Poter\tlaJ u11lin1 ilcd: Qrangc Coon1y lnfl ~7.Q>33 nu 2 Br 21,\ _ba wlt T.wnhse. 644--72ll Agt. garage, fenced yard, $385. 2 BR., 2 balhli • , , , • , , , , , S325 cl Sll •-·· w = • DO 0 f-lc -1 g•• child ~ Ad F AL AN 2 BR I '··U• •:t"' Luxurious 2 IX"dTfJOm & ~n Gener•I N. BataVlQ.,·Orange. 'TIL YOU CALL USI NB. . ""1d CdM 3 bt tam nn' REALTY. 636-5&;JO. R, . \n:ol, a c .. "''J t "" ,._.,,. ct' ·uid 2 BR .. 1 l>a .. unf. :\1·w l'111v. ver ·"".""'1 1l(fll ater, ......, N'T BORR W ''' ' .,....., ' ~. ""· ~·LBOw Room on x·lrg lot No v. ee. 2 8 ·•2 baua ,.,.,:·· .. 1·•·•• ,.::. 0,. 3 •·-d-01 hon1e 11\)\\' 1-"'-"'---------1 (714J 532..ffJOl $875 -Big Cayon 5 Br, 3 °. · • & ·1i=========i13 BR .. 2i,,. ba. ,,,, $385.•M.Kl ut~('r roni;Tru ion • dra•"'s. rh• .. x.r. Yrl.v. 52511. ATTENTION 0 Bon-ow on Your honie equity R.'.l, 3 frnlc's, grdnr, ultra b~ght & fresJ;l, ahAi nu 3 nn., 2 batl1Jt .......... SM;() avu.llahl(! approx. Deo·. 1~1. 3 sr."' ? "~ ,,,,1 ,,,.,,. ,.,,1, I RENTERS '. PRl,DE F for •••y. ---• P"--. <--,..... ... drn 2 fplC$ 2 car gar .,,,,, 1-,,, .. 11n•1 hO\"• ~1u•h · • ., -u.... · ·' · " 1>......,.. -""'""' .,.,.. h1xurlow!J·Pets & chltlrn. .,.~ • · ·I HUGF:, vacant, cl~ 3 :1 BR. bouus toon1 ••• , S-l:il .. "' ~ u " I ~ I•·-•· .,., •• l"·i-1 !"Sil ' R 11 1 f I OWNERSHIP '"•" Los An''''' Counly for · --' \Valk to sbops-bch 675-4275 (Pnlllt\'~ fl.< stlf ell'nnini; t rn,-... , ~ "" · ) ,. . .,.. ~.r ..> non1s c l'll Ot' \\'~ ~llO I-lava FutnL'lh= · · BH, lan1 nn. range, oven. 4 BR., 3 baths ..••.. ,,,. $425 ·• Bil " , •. , ,-..,,""''''"-! I .,,,,,, ,, . "o'"nl k, t I; SEi..f' SERVICI:: over 20 years and NO\V in Ba.ch, l, 2, -3 br Apts NEAR Beach, View 3 BR, D\V, wt w tp!g, d!1)S, 2 car 4 BH., 21~ hnlhs ...... Slj() t')\'('11, h1:>.1tri011s t:IU1K'I & "r '• -.. ~ '$''f ""' ""' s '1 s. ' •u · •+ RES1'AURANT Oran<>c Co:.1n1i•! LANO'·ORDS FREE 2'1 •· n ' unit cust J J ··' $'""""' • ne 3 ,,_ "''pl B I ~"--dru1 .. ~ 11u1TOl'l-'<i C'loSl'tl< Ul urn.; \\Hll \•r ",), Lounl!C IY/irplc. ~11 Vu. " ~ , ua, O\\' rs • gar, IX."( ya1u ~~. a o . ""· ·' l'l. •· ...,iJ "'· 2 BR '' Iii furn •11n1L•r '11· 116' ~udJQ!; incl all ' Best location ln ~ta.nion Ter· SIGNAL ,\JORTGAGE CO. """""Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""""•I duplex, ben1n elng, patios, No Adv. 1''1:<'. CALL 552-7500 1na.~1 cr lx•rtn·101H. llEAU1'1-'" -· · ' · I' r " · ' l' title po1cntiul l.:i1· o;vn~·1·' i 7141 556·0100 A-TTE NTION fp!t". nr sl!OPS. $375. 675-6900. ALt\N R£AL TY, G.'!&5WO FUL \'!F.\\' C)fo' CANYON & , SJIJO. 1 <?'.'(>~nfront Storl"n;s ok. I. nianagcr, Pi-lc~d rl~h• al •1:i0(} Can111us 01iVl\ :-IJt VISION VALLEY, A PR IV AT E i I 11 :)l,!.1-S:SJI -1 Hrs ·""-'11!t'. ~ ~'?1ne:i~~:~ &i~1i~%. G;r-Mor tgage•. $2'05 .R2E:~7 .. ~su! 'condo.~~~:~ r.t~;;Y~:;,~~ru~ '~\,.';':"·:;;f• hJw~'~:;,,~ ~~~''f'!if.,NI;"',~b'~',;\''. '.;~~, .. ~, i' I ;'~:n~~rl.~~(' rn1~., frplc i; • *LIQUOR LICENSE* Trust .Deeds 260 ~;,,,ntl ne11. has all, pool, El BOYD Realtors 61>5930 pool, kids OK, $265 mo. • red h'1 I I LOC.\'rED ACRO~S ·r11~ I _:..:...: __ ~':.....;_·_~.:...._ OE"'" o' NVayR•EAN\Tl"A"Ls I 11· A .... I "'2 "21 STREET~ Enjoy the Spanish • · · · · · · . r.. B AC Orange Coun!y on -1 a I e 1~ .,· BR, 2 Ba, 2 •ly, 4 BR, 2 BA, new d~r. No fee. "'b~n .~ '" & I I'' I s· C I I"-No 6 1. general. "NOW PR!C"-D PUT YOUR MONEY ....,.,..... """ briC'k fil"'l'.'place v e\\' ,.,.~ · s · ~..... · I 0 ca I I•" d t• a I ""ii, frplc, wnlk to beech, .-.rJy, 429 3 BR. upstairs_ fan1 nn REALTY REALTORS ori~ "~•m•·-or "'~ving Lauuna Beach '194-9491 ro SELL'." 0··1•e "I. •11·. TO WORK FOR YOUI ... "" .. ~~ .. __ 1350 It 1,~:,,.™0'1" ,..:;;:._ 11'"h"'· 0 L•guno 8o•ch ... ""' H '' l.ndscpd, lncd yd. View <>f Heliotrope. Open Sat/Sun \\'/\\'et u.u, mo, s Univ. Park Center, Irvine ,,,, '""'"" ,..,. Winston ' Collett ( 21 3) Earn IO<;!. or ffi0"" on \Veil · •""•'·"•. ~•ilill~'·. San "'" no.:1 & last, 962-3280 .... -2 B Ibo lsl•nd 272-42~9. '" ""' "' '-' i-'"" U'O\l"'VOJ lo1•1nal 111ning ronn1, FOR n>nt Oct<an Front honiC', a a St.'Ct1JW 2nd Trt1st D\'Cds on Juan Capo, 2 BR 1 Ba Fireplace, cpts, l>all1s aml gardent<r. l!s lo· year J'nund s:xio. lu~ated pon! , COLD ~ORAGE &" freezing Orange County .1-e6.l esratc. $300-2 Br., 11,2 ha, 2 stln-& ilianos 1'275 ,....r 010. Ca.II Huntington 81•ch VIEW C'ation is most dPSir11.ble, . 4~3-.1 DE LUX I-:, he au ti f u I & I business hi Capistrano SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. decks. Ocean vie~·. O'pts, 673-2946' pr 6'1Hi3l . Delightful 3 bdrm. townhouse hlgh on U1c hill oveJ'looking & jacuai, ~'"" '"'· · spaclot1s apt, 3 BR, 2 BA, Beach. · 3 lal'fe op'l!~ting (Tl~) 55&0106 11h~pgus'"a bl!n~. Child o.k. 'COZY Cotta'"', 2 s,a.:· 2 BA, 13 8VAR~. BA,~Ao"'.' b.Z.c!~i:. with atriun1 and fireplace Harbor Vir\V llvni{'s in r..:r11'. Condomin iums frph· ek1sc to North Bay . . walk-In h-eczers, incl. lease 4500 Can1pus Dr., N.B. .... " ... ~ f , End unit in chic University (Xlrt Bca1:h. All this 101· Unfurn. 320 lsl i1oor, co111el' bldg. 300 I of \\!arehouse & office i;pace. I ~~"'!:""~~"'!'~'!".!~ $350-3 B~. 2 Ba, stove, refrlg, 51! Marguerite. Re erences. cptg, drps, pati~, 2 car gar., Park. Comn1unity pools, S7'50 per month y£>al'ly Jca~e. Apl}h•n11. s:'l:IO/MO. 673-4702 1 s10;500: Call .831--0670 or \\'ILL Buy 1st and 2'nd TD's c1·pis, dl'ps frple. Ocean S2i51MO. 837-2447· . lnced yard. $Z)5. ll'nnis, bike trails. \Valk to Pll·ase reply to Box 991. 1General or li'i:i-30?.0. 0\\'Jler ' ·\\·fu!ds 49:'?-0675. tip to $100,000. Call betlvn 5 Vit'"'· Child/pet ok. Laguna. 2· BR & Den. :\1nt locat1011. I BIG, beaut 4 BR, 2 BA, school and shops. VaCillll, e 0 Daily Pilot, P.O. Box • , .. . Cl!Afll\llNG 2 BR, tiea.nied 1 & !l Ptl1 or 7 to !l AM $-1.;()-4 Bi:., 2 Ba, inclds all. $286' per -.1no11tb. ·ca 11 It.IQ, 11'\I' cpts, drps, 2 car 1nove in today. $400. 1:.tiO. Costa f\!($(1., CaJ1L NE'\~PQRT Crest .\BR, ,)BA. I rciling, frplc, s pn r i 0 u i;. 1----------· I 6+\-j;c•l~l:-;:::;;-::=::::;-c:;: Frplc. Xlnt eond. Child/pet 673-4821. ga.r, fncd Yat.U. S:l7J. CALL 552-7500 ~Z':i2ti. 1900 sq IL Pool/tenn!s. Lst•. ii·inter S:Z:iO nii). Yrly $300 • Liquor Lie, on Sale :15r;, disc 11·ell·St'CU1'l'tl L'lt; <>k. En1eralrl Bay. . SiiARP 3 BR, fa.m rm, view, ./ VACAi\lT: t11g, clean 3 BR, S~1!l5. &:~).~ C\'f'S. -I ino. BARREll REALTY • Ll~r Store"$.300K Yr. w:1.Gii bal: n""l'I $fi.ro 1110 $42:;...1 Br, 2 ha. Ocean V1e\V. nice yard· lease. Av~il. im· fain 1111, 2 BA, R,O, \VW VISION I' lllti clean,~ BR, 2 BA. Huntington 8each 6 -~"~'="°""·-=,....~,---=--:-:I • • Airport Upholstery Bus. ., . .., Friilc, Ill'\\' crp!s, drps, Lag. m·.'. Reo'Itor ,.,.. 22Z! cptg, drps, 2 car gar. fncd ' R • 1 . 7 I • Cal'PC~. Drapes $l·lUl\ Yr incl 10'1<:; nil clut! 1978: Bx Niguel ,,., ,..,.. yard $21'5. d frp!(', \1' w crpr, drps, ,..., ---~,-F.----1--\\'INTl::H 12,1~~ Garn~ 1 ~ • l'"alftlC ~i'fll{ Yr 3, Apple Valley, 714-2-12-31 44 Opt'.n 7 Dtivs a \Vt>ek -1 BR, 3 ba1_cplldrp, adults,./ BIG fabulous 4 BR, tam • fe hill 0, D\\', JJ<ilio, 2 l'ar i.:ar, PURCH1\ ...• D .t0r our 101nc. J.nrgc 2 Br. den. 2 Ba. •1• HOL.LA_NI;) US.NESS $5,200 2i~d TD for Stlh.• $4160, BEACON RENTALS no pets. ~20· 42-1 Poinsettia. rni, 2'00. R/0 , D"-'. \\'/\\' :."\\hnn1ing pool, I l' n n is c11.nnot nlOV('. u~. R1-a1xl n<>w t1pt. gar spa1.-e inc. $Z'i0 I! ~'(Q; i 5404Xi08 10"/c 1111~. 3 yrs due. J.W S. Csl H.wy No. 6 6T:NZ18, ~3 cptg, drps, pa~, 2 Cat' gar, RE1\LTY REALTORS ;t~~\r~~~~o ~!365~1. :~~~'::e ~~ ~i~~~e o1~\~~~~: -c"':='=m~o~.~·7v_>,.il_no=w~6~7~3-37.:24:::o '' *'CO F ~H p * -l!.ti-ll2!1; ;,.&&-9r;J'f evP.it; -Laguna 'Beat."11. 494·9491 Co1ta MeM fnt.'d Yard, $295. Univ. Park Ce nter, Irvine huge, va1.·ant, 3 BR. 2 BA, .no children, pe1s ok. 2~ hr ATIRACT.. 2 BR. w/car, •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'•l':"C:;;::-::;-::c::-:;:::-~ ' IU.~fBLING, vacant, ClPan ~"!'\':"';~C';""'::~!"";";'~ I DIV '"asher & ..1-,er call -$13 S.QO · • ' .1 VACANT. big, clean, 3 j B.R. 2 BA, fplc, RIO, D\V, A fplc, R & O, D\\', wf w cpri;. da',' 0 · ,~"'c .. 'y°",·~.~ 1~:1•1s!~!~. mo". flft 4 PM 673-376..il'.r ' Seat~ JT't11et\1 1 l I~ " drps 2 AVAIL NOW • Spac. 4 BR. d.rps, patio, 2 rar g.:u:., fnrd .. ...~ .,.. .,.,,,v ,1 & p-· or, Rent• ·. & ALA. RENTALS BR fan1 nn, 2 BA., 2 fplcs, WW eptg, ..,. · car gar, 3 BA, park, pool. Year L.se. yanl. \Valk to beach, $310. 1 mile fron1 ocean bordering 3 BR ~inter mod('rn n1re "" "'11· op" opera! on ,-R·& 0, D\V, w/w cptg, drps, fncd Yard .,,.75. $395. 3651 Bates. 828-449"3 No Adv. f·ee. Ne·""". rt Beach. References. Con1p. S. Bay view. $250 RIVIERA REALTY 1 ~·;;;;;~;i;;;~ wi srteiALJll iHSl•va .,, .. ......, _ _,patio, 2 car gar.,./ BIG, beaut.,.5 BR & fam 897-1'=·, ALAN R"A'L'fY, ·-~ •~ ·~ ""'"'"'"""' B fpl .JVJ .i:. ...,.,.-.MN ~7569 for nppt. nw·Util. pd. 675-5838. l¥.J Broadway, !'.=·t-.1. f fncd yard. $335. rni. 2 A, c. range, o~n, 3 BD~R~M'.-;;2~". -.bn-cclb~,-;h~u~gc I J '"P CJOUS . 2 b I 642-7007 645,-5609 Eves. Houses Fur nished 300 ri·it HOUSES I VACANT super sharp DW, 1y/1v crpt, drp!I, P:8.t10, '' $245.2 Br., 2 Ba, bltns. gar, rv n• •' A pnv. r, --::-----~---.-J APTS 4 Bit 2 BA fplc R/O w/w 2 car gar, fenced yd. $Jj(), detached family rm, ne\\·ly 1 b!k ocean. Stl'lking decor! ba extra nice, home-like. ON.sele Genera! L iquor Balboa Island· OUPlS. t..,...tg,'cirps,'cov Patio.'2 car I 1'~ABULOUS large 4 Bit, crpt'd. $400/mo. :ii2-0579 $3T;r2 Br, frplc, db! gar, * \VAL.NUT ~UARE 2 Yearly Jsc $3()0. 675--8989. License. TTansferrahle. By NIWPOIT •·IAV, i:.M. 642•1313 g~r. fnc:d yard, BBQ, gar· 2 BA, fplc, R(O, D\V, ww Laguna Beach furn/unfum, Lido Isle. Bdrm condo. S2JJ ni11. Uni· CLrrE 38R. upstaif'!l, )Tly Nov. l; 1973... By owner. 321 An1ethys!. '.\ bed. 2!Ja. dener incld $34'5. cptg, drps, pafio, 2 car gar .. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I $~25-New & exceptiinally quc !Jomes H e 3 I t 0 rs· S'.r."J() 1110. In1n1l'd occup, gar, I Ph. 968-5077. ·• • Lovely owner'li ho 111 e . ---I BIG fabulous 3 BR fam fncd yard. $31S. nice 3 + lam nn, Harbor ~6~75-6000~-7~. ::--==::-c;:::= •~!rig, 64+-8856 I' G~~Q.~INC.~ t ROute. 14 \V i n1e1·/yearly $4101$450 1 Br dpL'> $115 011 Nov l nn 2 ha, heatOO 11()(){, 0frplc, I GOLF ~. 3 BR, fan1 ATTENTION Vu Homes. 2 BR. 2 B,\, \Valnut SquRrc. -~~------- ; .cusi<>1p.rufli11t:s."fl1llJ~~cftl rno. No groups. sh'/I'l!t, crpt/drps, sar. RJ6 D\V \\'I D 1vi 1v crpt rm. 2 batl1s, rp1c, R -~ o, RENTERS!! NU-VIEW RENTALS :J.Z'.1j/n10. A\·11il Nov. 25th. Balboa P•niniula + "$770. CO!ta. Zltasa, G4a-0538 21.1/799--4856. J bt: unit Sl75 can turn uUI drps'. ])<tliQ, pool 0 table, 2 cat'. ,?\V. W l \V cptg, drps, pa~o. Need a horn!'.'? Aparunent? or 5TJ-40.'>,() or 494-3il8 0&1=2-~26~·~""""7=,..----- • eve.· Pf\ld. sml pet. On Bny _ gar,. fenced yd. $350. • car gar, fnc."tl yard, S34:J. Roomn1atl'? \Ve have thcn1 N.B. CHERH.Y LAKE Laguna Hills $35 WEEK & UP Balboa Peninsula 2 Ur sml. co~ipll'x Sl'l:i C!\T ./ HUGE vaeam 4 br, 2 ha . ./ RAJ\IBLING l'lt.'llll 4 BR, al!! OPJ::N 7 DAYS. l\!t. resort at n1 o s phere .===-------e Sleepln;;: Rooms i lnwestmtpt .. ' ~u~;y-. 220 * Sliver Bullion * 999 + FINE BARS 835-8300 lned pauo, ~~igles ok. rrp!c, R &. 0, O\V, 1y/w crpt, 2 ~· fplc, rangt', ~1. BEACON RENTALS l\'/boati11~ ,t swinuning.13 BDRl\!S., ~ bulhs._:u!'rco•1rl. e llousi.>kecping Rooms CLEAN small l Qr. l'eRI' 2 hr 2 Ba $250 Ccll\l Swed. drps 2 Cai· gnl' led yard D\\', 11w cptg, dr]Js, Pafio, l&:,.J s. Csl Hwy #6 Great 3 Br, hurrv! 5'13() Bc.>autHul view. S2Ja Adul1s. e Ocean Vi<>w Apts house. Nr shops & bay. !rplc" rlshi\•hr:Vieiv. gai'd~ner incl. t.l21. . 2 e11r gar, fnt·d yard s:m. Ln.guna &•iu·h ·1'.l4·!U!ll Mo . , C"~11l: :-~6-S01~1 BALBOA INN 416~~ E. Bay, Avail Sun 3 Br .. 2 h1[8$1~'>:1cf"~lex 1tlO'l1'· No Adv. f L'I.'. I HUGE, bt:<iu! 4 Bit, 2 BA. ,JOHN P. CARE)' 'LaJ!Une Nlguel 10:. 1\lain Stree1 cl70/~28f,;;o~•i\~21~3~\;C6~12~-~3""i~.:::C--palln, toll, cu • pc s. ALAN !{EAL TY, 630--5650 fplc, range, oven, D\\', \\'W $1J5.-1 Br, stove/rc!rig, new REALTORS fi.16-741-l 1 ~=--'----~----67:).8740. BAYFRONT 5 Bclm1.;, -1 3 Br, 2 ~ $2':.() F..Rst CM cptg. drps, eov palio, BOQ, cr"ts, drps, 2 blks beach. LOVEL. y HVH l ON Jr C()Ur:>r 'l BR 'l I Iv; ·cov'rl patio, fnt:d, l\'/gar. * Please Help'. * 2 rru· gar., fnt-d yru·d $329. .. new or go · • w 11· w BA\' ~ont I Br, priv. bch. :'Make_ Room For Daddy" Ballis, P !'r, float. inter <>I' 3 br, 2 B.'i $300 O\vnll\11. . No Adv. f'<.>t." $210-2 bl' ocean view apt, IeasC'/salc. 2 BR, den · BA, air rond, cpt11: <rps. & p!l'r $190. Slip avail; ,, •• .clean out the garage _,)~T~IY~·~6~7:1-"">l~39i::"";::::;-= HB J r pl c, kids .~ WE NEED ALAN ltE,\L1'Y. 631).565() lrg dt~'k. small pel ok. Monat'O model. avail in ds"·hr, oven~. r!'fri c:, 67:1-7fl231&16-M41 , , . turn that junk into cash 4BR. 2 BA, beachlront. 1812 ts-"arn'"' 2 BEDROOM HOUSE $..%0~3 Br. 2 Ba, !rplc, dhl Ngv, l\lany extras. Prof. wshr/dryr. 2 rnr gar ·th D il ~1 l Cl lfi"d 3t10 pc ·" I!>"·,.· d * Pl H lpl * ""'· alriu1n. Lovely ocean Jntt'o'-~ t•nn•• •lob & pool w/stort"'C, Golf & Tennis LRG 2 BR'. u1.~a11 view. Steps WI a a Y. ...-Jo ass " W. Oceanfront. S ·per mo 3 br, 2 h,a $:'125, C M Now. or I BR 1vith garage ease e • "' "1'" ~ "" ._ ~ I 1n hi_•:trh. S210 nl<l ti\ June I •d: can 642-$78. ti1-June l5lh.-1-1i6-47S5. Qeam-u1uqu<Hhlld & pet. with large fenced yard for ;! WE NEED VU! ¢tileges, gardener ·incl. l'lub priv avail. $390 .. C'ase. I --. •...• ._ Coron1 del.,Ma111 •1 ,. '". ALA Rtfjtals 642..Sl&J m~llun1 sized d0gs1 twell 2 BEDonnu HOUSE 6 N,_.,U-30Vl EW RENT~L32SAo , S52!i: m<>. 614-2696. 496-49IL h ~UmR·I N11111~1~17.~~.;;:·R. yoari_o, I ~ $LANDLORDS c. trained .&· very obedient!) "·· ,..._~!· 1 or 4.,.... "" OCEAN 1''ront, nui.gnilicent N1wport Beat r ,l :: , . =· ·~1 p.iE~-../ ,1' tlJ.s.:1.JUI pd.Jl-g-IG.&i,. ':Full . ·. " ( M.ATURt::·Vt·oRJGNG . orJ BR wuh ga·~ 2 BR., 2 b&.. \\'eathered 3 Br, & den, 2 Ba, cpts, ~~!)-~~~st, Cleaning deposit. !I. •._ • __ "' ,_ _ _ 57 ~ ., .·.f.it••~I[.,., ni.. \ ','"' beocl<R. tt1 US "'1lt' UR properties. C.'OUPLE l\'ith large f~ed yar rot 2 shingle, updated. Hear & drps, dbl gal', l r p I c, BltAND new 3 BH, 2\i Ba. ~ ~ ~mi ~ cd "l'.JB '\\'.e Se0'.1ce all the beach VERY RESPONSfBLE! niMium sited dogs.. (~\'I'll see the-surt. Bea.ms, panel· dsh/wsh, dbl elect oven, rleluxl' conrlo. NI'! 11:: por t BA ''FRO~·r BACHELOR ·. Advt"rtlsers mo,y plaec · neW1$' pa.l.nti:d •. gar. • · ::cKtes & inland Oi~e C.O. Will tnke ~xu·ern@lY good trained & Vl!l'Y obedit'nl.) ing, trplc, hricked ptitios. deluxe tlu'O~hout $ 5 2 5. Crest, pool, tennis $100. util paid, ~·Inter, 926 , thel'r--ads ·by-'tt'tephone s:i.oo-.2 1Br, lrplt:, dbl gnr, F'EE ffiEE:SaV!! Times & $$ care of hon1e ' MATURE \VO~KING trees, privacy. Pets/child _Own°"~·~r~647.;'5-2855~-,C--,;,-,,;:::;: courtyard seltlng • singles F.ai;t Balbon, 673-9749 8:tl0' i .nt tO 1;:30 p.tn. yard. A'Jone--on lot. Imm:oc. $ ALA RENTAL $ (Otl:ler hori1e great!) . • _COUPLE w' O.K. $400 Mo. Rltr 494-75Sl OCEAN View Condo, plush, or fan1ily $500/mo. unf.1-~---~---- '· Monday Uu:u Friday ... U..V:IEW RENTALS NeWport & Bay, °'1 Please call eves. and .VI-:Rr RESPONSIBLE. HILLSIDE duplex 1 Br, + nu 2 Bl', 21,1, Ba, sunken $600/mn tum. 644-1Zl1, AgL Corona del Mar 8 to noon Saturday 67:s-4030 O'I' 4M-3248. weekends 5'18-78.'ll \Vi!l take extremely good separate slet>ping rms, cpts, LR, Formal DR. dbl. gar, DECORATOR'S dream. All ~ Bach. $85 CM. $100 Cd?.1 ($190 max + ck>posit • C9J'f0J~:~ _1, l d""s, '~le, applic, laun..1.... w/\'ie'.I.· of pool, tennis cts. 11·h ile. In11nac 3 Br + COSTA ~IESA OJTICE Coste MeH util pd. Singles only 1st and last.) Please call :v~~~~~<l f~~. W'Jk to bell & stioPt. jac. & OCf'l'ln. $390. 5..12-7(Sg store rm. •'pl. pool. Awaili11g t BR Furn, qui(' I, eoclsd. gar. iv/storage, 11_r. con1pl. shopp!N::" at'!'a sm. 6C12 lleliotropc, 831-13Ul. 330 W. Bay .::.;-'-_,_;,..;.'-'-------1 Br. $125, sin complex CM i1·eekends. S.18-78SI $195 mo. inc utll. 4!»-3901 DOVER SHORES your J)l'.'rs<>na!i 1y. s:G5 Ai.:1 . 642-5678 Singles OK. ·$125. 2 BR. males/cple-util paid.. LEASE-OR OPTION lSI90 m·" + d·~t -ott 6 PM, ooytime \\•kends. 673-7300 d l n I""" 1 -na s Be t ..... "t"'·" Bf'aut. view home. 4 Bdr1ns., -::i::-C"'<;;;;;-;;::c:;-;;::::;::-, ... ..N&WPQRl'-BEACH .1Mobile Home. Util Jlfll · '" """· ._gu s •Owner tro.nsfen"Cd. 6 Jllonths I.st and last.I S:~.::5 -NPT Crest Condo 2 '"'' -.,.t n1 d _., Ca(lf's Lrgest Renlal Agcy frplc, pall<> & ~arage. young, 3 BRs. Greenbrook =="°'==,,.-===~ 2 BR, l \:1 bas, 180 deg. ocean 4 baths. $1,100 l\1o/lease hr·. ll sunken brl 2 b11. 7 6il2~13i.u v ·. ' Honiefinders 547--9641 Plush 1 br Sl'\O, Bal Isl. "Maiin... features fonnal SUPER CLEAN, SPAC 3 Br. view, deck, elec gar opener, Rill Grundy llllr. 61.~161 ('l!'c ,:,\r. 64~147 0 r STUDIO large, n bed alcove, flccorlltor !urn, ocean side l/\\'Y, 1iriv Pll.Ll<l. Mature 11du11, Sl~i 1..sP 6i'.l-2086 , best vu, kg deck & gar. clini~ room \vith C'~andclicr, 2 BA, new .cpts, rie;--drps, new decor. $320 yrly lease. $100-Baehelor P11d. All u1il !:15-3177 tnWTINGTON BEACij. 2 Br. S285 yrly Lai::una. util 11-ct bar, huge rainlly roonl & freshly painted, \\alk lo At 5, 497-2I39 paitl. Aripli 's. l-Jrls ""· 3 ·1ms Beach Blvd. j Laguna Beach pd. fncd, patio & gar. self-cleaning oven. S395 per schooJs/ahoppg S285T RED CHARMING 2 br 2 ba Calif. Lrgest RP11111l Ag-cy 1 Townhouse Unfur n. 3 S Costa Mesa !540·1220 s l lo_ s I 1~150-Uhl PtJ. V1;11' :t br $295, See Noiv n10. or make offer. Owner Cf~ f RE AL 0 RS Alrlum house, No. enii, nr Homefinders 547-9641 C M ~------~-- LAGUNA BEACH 222 forest Ave. 494-9466 SAN Cl:.Ei\lENTE 305 N. El Camino ·neal <f10.4420 J<IORtlt COUNTY dial tree 540-1220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline fol' copy & J<i!Jt la 5:30 p.m. the day be- fore publice.Uon, except for Sunda>; &: Monday Edition$ when deadline is Satut'dicy, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS: . Advertise~ should check their ads daily , & rep<>rt errors Immediately. T Ji E DAILY PILOT aaaumes 1 liability for the tint in• correct insertion <>nly. CANCEu.ATIONS: When killing an. ad be aure to rnake a rec<>rd of th'e · Kll.L NUMBER ·given :you by your ad taker ae receipt or :y<>ur eancellattori. ThiS • kill .11um,ber muBt be '()ti!· ae:nted' by the adv~rUSl?r 1n case ot a dlaputc. CANCELLATION 0 R CORRECTION OF NE\V AD BEFOR E HtJNNING: Every effort Js rnade to ~:Ill 0r COlTI"Ql a ne\v ad tlla.t hni; been ardortd, but \\'£' cannot guaran· ll'C to d<>.so,untll th~ ad hAS appea.rtd \In· ,th~ J)tlptir, " ) r OU.!F;A-t.hlE .:.Os, ' These nd~ are atrlctly cash in adviincc by mall ·or ut nny one<>( OMI'"of· f\cC'fi, NO phone. ordll'rs. ·0ea4Une: 31).m. Ft'll:lay, Costa 1'fe11a aftlec J2 'noon -all branch of.' fices. TllE DAlLY PILOT re· S('rves iht rl(l'ht to .clas- sify, edit, ctl1$<lr;.iir re-- ..fUSl?-11ll>' a~scmtnt. rind to t>hange· It.a ratca &. r<'l!U llltlOM wlthO\lt flrtor n()liee-. CLASSIFllD MAILING ADDRESS p, o. J]tix 1560, Costa lilts• 92626 Ba1·helo1·s ul'a~ beach & NB B-3 d~ri:. to 2occbnoo-•$3n~s anxious & !'Cady! ,87,9-=~'~-~~,..-~~ beach Adults, no pets. $325. BEAUT Bl.UFFS. Ba.v Vic11· o1ta esa I LOW WEE KL y RATES -... ,, I On 11Y " vr . ·' larw1'n realty •'nc. 1\LJVIOST nu 3 Br 2 Ba. 4M-8109. ~ 2 E 1· 5 'f 1"" B I I A I on Vi.~lll r.::ntra(\(I " Br, ·~ 2 BR. I'~ Ba, ('llt!X'IS, I xecu lVI UI es S20'rl •. rg l Br 1ut'('.ly flu·n, OCN ,_.!1 .. ;z.ncuv~~t4iinf -2 \1,u · 968-4405 (24 hrs) & Fam RM, sh<>rt '.l.'alk VJE\V 3 br 2 lia & pntios. Ba. only S~'i5 per n1•). rf'!i11ltll' ~·oung rouplf', l 2080 Newport Blvd. frplc, garage, yard & pa110 r.•.,~r '~' Jr, ge, · to bch & sch. for ln!o call Frplc, crpt/drps, s 3 4 5, 8IY.l 1350-3 hr, 2 bft. f'""IC, dbl . 2 ~111 $2:-11), \V&d. frplc, patio, EquaJ HouS1ng Oppty. Rich 842-9371 Real Esta!e cJose·in. 4~Jl-2500; 67:).4367 tH-~12q_ chili! ok. S16."J ino. ~l!-1 . I Costa Mesa ... gar. By f\lcVay. Harbor View Homes 1\lONTICELLO 2 BR, 2 BA. 642-2611 v!e\:·? "'Q ., FREE 1·ent for 1 br to cH~U~G~'Eo-c2o-c8~R~."2-c00,-bo:::::mcce. tCdM1 Palt1mo .1 HK. S210/n1o 111l<'r 1uut , vat STUDIOS & 1 BR'S gar, auiun1. Lovely ocean ALA Rentals. 642 "38' NEW CUSTOM """=-:-:C::-;::-.,.--;:::-;: eves 0 \ 'I NO-VIEW RENTALS DUPLEX niana ge units H.B. E z i\·alk beach, shopping. S5I5 1110. _ nn"·· 557--'1729. 548-920.1 e ~~RF:.E L!n{'ns 673-4NO or 4:..l-324S. WE NEED 2 1BR. crpts, drps, D/\V: Kids/pers. Al!IO 2 Br. Sl25, Many extras. $325 mo 6i.l·71.13 * 675.11413 Newport 8.aacl! e f'REE Utlhes l BR. turn l:ieRch c<>llage. 2 BEOROOM HOUSE 1~11 a~:;1. lmmed. $26ii gar, singles, kids, pets ok. ~!6-1134 1~RESTIGE ('()mt.1unlty 2 bl', I I. Full Kitchen Salaried aclult, no pets. $170. ru-1 BH. ~'hn garage n'l(). ... Agt F'ee. 979-8430 MING 2 B f 2 ha, Jg. fan1 rm, all elect I Ll)VELY 2 BR + den, l i e J!i•rt!~! Pool 4~170 eves, \l..ilh large fenced yard for~ SINGLES OK. •:l35. 3 BR, CLEAN 3 BR. 2 BA, crpts, CHAR r, part uni, kit, \\'/d, priv. bch. $415 lsc. B.A. q1u.rt res.. balcony e J.:iundry Fal'illtii.'!l t!d1µ :n stzed clogs (\\-ell 2 BA gar fnccl Kids & bltin & frplc, garage. 1st & last, fl24-3473 or ~8-55:?7 \'It'\\', patio, shag cpts. frplc, e ·rv s, ni,lirl scrv llvai1. OCE """.RQN ... •=-> l\tO. iu · -~ & ~,,· , ) ' ' • drps, stove oven, $295. 494-4~1-~===~==~~~ l•lln~ Arll!s ~300 646-1391 e Pl e · 1u•c· • ~ train~,, very o"""en1. pets. dsh/wsh, patio, $265 . ,c.c=--;=c-----NF.\\'PORT CREST Condo 3 ·· ·.·"' · 1l111r ,..,•rv11•c •l'J-'7P111fCE REALT~94...M_ 29 ilIATURE \\'ORKING Calif's ~st Rental Ag~y 963-.'\.1% ;L~1~g~u~n;;o;H;;tl;;I';;;;;;;;;:;:::; Br, din nn, 2~~ bu , dhl Ouplex•s Furn. 345 $30 WE Ek & UP "' w:"" ·"1 a:>UPLE Homtfindtrs 547-9641 ~~~-=~=~ 11001 c 1 / 1 Lido Isle Vt:;H.Y RESPONSfBl.E! BRAND ne1v 2BR, 2BA. a(.Ut g64",.:;~"'l mo. an se op · B h e .~1nrtio ,-i:i 1 Bl: ,\pts. \fill t!l.kc extremely good Nu 4BR Exec. Home condo, . nr beach, Tennis, I BIG, vacant, clean 3 BR. "'n.. ~aguna eac • TV .t-~1nhl S<>r\·h·e Avail. \VJNTER Jesse, htaut'. SO. cue o( hon1e! Entertain in 30' Fan\ rn1 pools., Jacuzzi, crpts, drpg, 2 BA, l'Wlgl". ovf'n, D\\'. \\'"\\' SHARP-\'acanl 3 br, 21., ba. LHG 2 BR. 2B,\ w/fqllr. • !'i~HR' fu'l'\'ii"<' -1-Itd. Pool bayfront Jiome: 4Br, 5 ba.. \0ldCI' hon1e b'l'Cll!!) ·or garden patl<>, trple, crpt1', secunty g11.te, $275. &1&-4569 cpts, dt'[)s, 2 C'fU' gar., fJll'd pool. & yn.rrl 1nnh11. Leasl' lrg pa tio, up/•'1', \\'all·r fiini. • Ch!ldt'l.•Jl & Pc;1 Section bc:>nt1t. rur11. Sandy beach P'lr;-asc cal\ evC'S. nnd drps. t:'l'95/rno, 642-6618 or J BR furn Col'\cl(). 2 car yard sm. $500/nm. 833-S!Di 5275. l -J~4-l6T.l 2:li6 1\c11J10t't Ol\'rl., Cr-.t Pi"" & float.'~~ Mo11th. 1veekends, f>-111·7S81 548-6611. ...~r. nr bch. 1180/rl'IQ. 8t"it Nu Ari\•. 'Fee. S CO ~ , o 1 ;~\i\.-fl7:ij 01· 64!>-3!!67 "' '"' • '" llE \IT\' """-·'~" 0LU1'~1' N._,.,,..3_,,r,' m, N•wport Booch 11 ·-'I '0 t) Hill (;rundy R II'. 675-$161 1$100 n1ru; + dcPoslr . 3 BR. 2 BA, !rplC, nr. pa \\'lllCket, 21l/~37l!. A1..11.1~ 1 • , ,,..,.,°*"' 2 rai· qar. PooL I· .P. bllns. 11 ' b"l'"" 11r N <lll ren RUSTIC CHARMER lst and las1.1 schoo!!I, shopping, & recrea· S.'e Sat & Sun 10-6 833-SG:hl. Lsc S~~1()/n10. 1 BF.ACON Bnv l'h;urnin)'.: 1 1 SIIO .V UP. Nicely furn l Darlin,-: 2 br 2 !>a. ~·iun LANDLORDS! rional clubhou~e & pools. ;, Bil, 3 ha, frplc, 3 cnr Laguna Niguel MAitBOR \'i{•\v Honics-J hr. nf:l. fp!C'. p{·j~ 111,~cli. 1rn· 1 s, :1 131~1 11·:dlc~;i· ti.lnture <'I, nt1 ~hnl{ &'drp, fpl. \\'n!r $270 010. Century 2 1. gar no lease ret:tuired. S•KlO. THE SHORES 13111 rul. Pool, tennis prlv. niii .. $2i:i. liT.'}-17~.~ or :1(tul1~ Ltl \\. \\1lson. C.M. fl:lO. 67::.zm, 21:1, 7!f.~;O.lt7. \\le Specialize in 1 Ne\vport 546-9521 1no.' 960-1248 0'.l.'Mr/brnker. Attrn.clive ocean view deck. S·t30tn1o. &14-1ti9. &42-1:'\29 Jl-0 1 1 1 :~;I~. ·,:i,of~ ,,,.. 2 BR .1 BA Heath • Corona c el Mar • FREE Ren\ for ] Br. lo 3 BR 2 BA n•or he:ic:h NR o-h 4 B f Duple••• Unfu,n . ...._. -v '' Bft. llltJ111, CONTEMPC> 4 · · • & Laguna Our ~ntaJ Ser . · • ' " 4 13drm, easy niaintenance. . n<.:ac r, 11111 rn1. 1 .1 At 1 (' frple., bu!lti05. $485/tllonth. , vkl· 18 FREE lO You• T~ manage. units, kids/pets. & schools S2ti0. l\1o. Arter BcaniOO ceilings. Sell-clean 3 Bn. rrplc, condo. Pool, p(lll!. ~'1tn1 ee1 . ( 11 rs, u1. \rinter. Plume il4/675"4!l23, Nu ViPW' · , .. Also priv. home, $l20. 2 fi pm, 5..16-2789 oven. Security gate. Near tennis, S.100 mo. 645--1658. 6alboa Penin1ul• finl! <•ki, 110 pc!s. $180. 714/624-7109 NU-Vt Ew RENTALS Bit, Fb!1!,e 9\.,0 • ., be"ach, $Li0. 3 BR. Condo. l'Tplc, 111 Ba. beach, S"50 Includes use <>f BA y vu Bluff~ Condo, Prln1e ~&l-;;lc;,->li_•"1=. ~,,.-,--;=,-.,=I Agt. '-" ·~· & k $Zl5 /mo I · 1 2'"°2 5·.1 NE\V 3 br, 2 ba, out~lRnding I Bl'!.. lriz $1.6.l & $160. Twin Ne.-Lo.i'f S._•_ch 6734030 or 494-3248 ' . Kids pets o · · JIOO, tenrus c1 K. '""I 1u· location on Vb.111. Caudal, 3 . r ,_ ,. 1 ,0~ -.-----1--.,"""""'""'"""'""""l3 BR plus J:rg tam rm, Call 536-6896 11ey Bny, cn1149'J·57b"9. br, 2 ba. ss1;;. 67:)-3:135. view () Ufly. ry -.....i mo. bt><ls, iclf'al for bachelors. 3 BR 2 Bn. Winter. BlrJns. NEWPORT BEACH new crptz, drpi!i, treshly 3 -~B~R~l.-ml~ly-· -roo-m~J'°ll-B""'A 1 •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiOiiii 1 ~---~S~h----548-6161, 54.11-2\n'l. 1~)3 Church. 54~96.13. Gor dlspl. Stps 6 com· llarbor ·Vie"'· 4 bedroon1 pll.lnted. Inside .and out~ Lrg cpti'& drps, bltn1.' O!Ucll'en I BIG, clean, 3 br, ta!n rm, Newport ores Corona de! Mar HUG!:: 1 u 1., New carpets. 1v11ebly + 2 slpng beds Pelel'IT)() \vlth C).:cepUoMI lncd yard, P'amlly, no peu. & pets OK ~ 536-7036 2 ba, trplc, range, oven, RENT or lr:alle option. 4 BR, . t•~~h p:iini, nll builtlns, in ]iv. rni. &>e by owner ya,n:I -Ol'Xl to n f! w $265. 547-6791. · · ctlsh1\'3Sher, w/\v crpt, ilrps, 2 BA, 247 Colton. Neo.~rport Specta~cu~ar "V_1ew Ap~ n1tul!~. 11\) IX'l!i, 642-4044. s uri.•.9-6. 1m; ~lh St. or Anderson Sf'hool and oou.JiOUSE on separate VIEW property,J:R· 1~~i pa!\o, 2 ew· gar. fencl'd yd, f:horcs Open Drllly 1_3_ Ai;i ,ON OCE.,\N HL\U. 2 Kl., ~ICE 1 hr i!p!x. Quiet. Sep Ph. fTI4l 822-9562 £r;'E'nbcll. s:x;o, Bk r · lol, Quiet l br, drp.s, crpt, 600 Frankfort. OlO. 8 S35;i frlli-325~ I 2 ~\. r1ti!t•. h n I c" t1 Y • I h~· RRl'llJ;es. En1plo.ve<1 l'lrlult 'fo'REB Renr-l Br 'fo mnnnge fi7tr-7'225 lrg fenced yard. ~nrage. 11.fter 3· 536-7637 Nr• Ad\'. F'11•. S•n Cle-enlo hl1~111~. 1<1:i111i•e 1• •l ll P 1 e <)\'Cr :'.O, ao µel~. ~.iS-\021 unlit; ·kklilpeb:· H.B. Also COROt<'A DEL MAR F'or appt. 54&-i327. 2182 NE'\V 2 BR. adult condo ALA .. ~ BJ::,\1.n·, 1i36.5t\:JO '" rret'il. ~4:!.i/nio. Ind 11111.1 ==~-~~~. ~---~ 1t W ~ ''Old Corona" clmrnier _ex-t-.taplc. Pool~. tennis, etc. \l'kt>nrls 1;j:\..;'i\~; r<t' \\'kday.~ ,\10T!·.L Aµt~. J,01\' m..-n!hly ),"an Joi, llOO"C'!'le, ~"''""' Ioc•tl•n -u<h or !I" •-my 2 Bl' , ... --.• $2T.i & $29;:i Age nt M.~1290 '3?i m 4 Rn 2 I ! l ]l.1{, fa111 l'lll, :$h0l"C.•tliffs, 2l3/iG2-\ffzi. .. . I J':drs s11n/1110 S· ~·p, :071i f .. 1.. $t:z;i;& . : :,. ·· ··~ ~·· " ''" ...,...,wu -.. ..... ._..., .,. · 0· · JR. cp · 1.1·1\' lwh w/r·luh pr1vl, t'llllv, . Nl'\1port Bl\il. \\! :14S-97..i5 :.vj\f,fli. , ·clean. A.gt. ,F'et". hlgtnt·ny .: three bc<lronn1 f(ll' kltl.!i. r..1nny l."'xti·a~~ ~I·:\V 5 UR, 3 UaUl. drps, frpll', 2 car g11r. Quiet s:i~-21 J -ri 1-'.l t"" lfl F \ L h1•"1 I l•\11 nn q11u'I ~ -~i~8'1'.l0 :'\ . bath nnd furnl11hl'(I or Cllllf's Lrg1•st R.cn1 al Agry Cnrpr.ls ,~ dr11peg. S42.i urrn, 1 hlk rn srhl, ;o.;r -S·-· •J·-'-"An'" ·:" · :i.. j "11t'~rh·-... "·' · ,1. tl('at 1:1i.: ~ 1Hl 1 ~;1rd"n .1r1: Pool. 1 All 3 Rr, 2 Ra, l'lel\r Newport unfurhishcd. $~00. Uk r. Homtfind•rs 547-9641 per ni<>n1h. &W-132.1 C1'fl\1·n Vall+;.v & La Jli1z. anta a C'nl'oin:i 1 ;.,~1,,h. 1 l~r. ~ ""· ii·~~ I. 110 Jll:1~.., \ rry c ~an. }furh(lr Yncht Ch1h, Bay 67.';-7225 ' l IJH, 2 B,\, tlC\\' decor, i\\'Jtil No" J. Cail r·nuik f ;! ll'ltl >(. l lU~(· l..H«ti .. n 111 ~1 i.it__n11~lr1 .. ~flc---oc=,.- \!iC\V, $400 ffi(), winter, $500 LOOKING FOR i\ HEAL L,RGBRliv r,~.:...~rpJA~:i ~~:~h(111~ '111· h<'!\rh. t...~c. Singles or:. &m-7711 nr LC'(' ·1!1.-... :.0;~, 3, 1,\!t '!, r, .• 1, s~1:;. 111"·, ,H\~·,',' 1 f!'f\11! 11'/lti~hlV.1~her, !'I' •.':TUN~I Nl; 1 Br. Gan:l('JI ·\'t"•"i'. udull~. 6T.1-130.J llOME? · ""'""' n !)6.~21~ !l62..il71 ltJ-:S l'(lN :;;THL E +l'n:1u1 ' ·"~1-'1'l'li <k Jh'~ l ~ro ~q fl \r:1~lu~r. dr11•r, Ar•t. Punl. l<ci· nn. $161), ·-:;~"::i':C<•ic;;:'-:.,v.;-;;<;,.;· i · , llarhor Ill. :12:1 .1'.:~thl'r. $27 · · 1 .i: · ' f<· yd . ,,,11-1'12 1!1 ,., 1,.,·..: ·,,,.1. s.·i•." ,,11 ·' ~h ~,1 ,, 11•. 1,,11, ,., .. <". 1, •SeciudNI lllcie A \Va.y su:;. Clran, net\t & reafly. Cuhi 67l-0026. _ :: BR Toi\·uhou:oe \'.• bn, tlcsh\'<t 1<1 rent rn.v Lux· _ .~, , ·' •·i·.'"lor Pod. ~fO\··· 't01r1ty. :l Bit & clen, nlrc h!ln 1 , il 1215 · C 11 uri0us !10111+·. :!Bit. :ZB,\. S.'n University Park 1~ ... 1ii'.'~20;~". r\r lii:rH1~0 ii7~1 2 BR. Its hti, P,.'\tio, ~ ~ k"I-""<> In<! D/W s·,~-m" Alt.AND new 4 Br tmvnho1nC', poo ll\tl " · mo, 11 T-•T•<''' G·.•nl<•••. S 15 O, I •\••I 0 1111r I tallf'a t>1·j(ctit J{entrJ tr;gc~· 1 "'"" '· · ·•'·' "· · •""-1 S-16-ak60 after 6 J>f<,f • ~ · " • g1u·11~l' 1'tllt<1 d 547 9641 vrly. RARllf:TT It•~AI.TV. s:.,,.,. [)(Jubie gnrnge, (XH'l . • 499-:IS\j l'N!Vl·:l~ . .:::i·y PAfil\ I Rl~1\:".lt llPI\ :: HI:. ~I .. ht, '1·nll &"t1~"T:ll Home.fin t rs -i;.12-Q200.' ' Pela;, kkb1. Ca.II Dave 3 BR, \\'Iller pd1 ne1v flalnt, ,.3~ 'IO N " lll' ·1 8r11nd n!'I\' .I BR. 2 B1\, , w/i•'I'' . • 111 ,,,.-1"·-" !l1g..16n "22-t3!l-l " .. .,= 1 "'-'' " · 1 e\\~r " •· .. ., ,., 1 1 . r uni '· ,,. ' · .... ~,. • •-2 nn $160 -N•' chllctf'l'JJ Houus Unfurn. 305 11orts.i:;." Ott $150, 2 nR. · · eves J ~ • • $200 moot,. + ..,.., c PM ba. \1•ith 1>001 far1!. <•C'll, ,~r. sc 100 ~. r1:C!:l'.I ion !IQ n. of rnar1n ,\ 1\ "i ll'" r .,. . · General FREE RENTAL BOOK DROP .IN & BROWSE Qiic-en sized 3 bc11'n1 hornt', 2 bl\lh, dble f(atai(e, h1tRt' f~nt"'d ynl', bul\1-ll'll. ~00 pc:r/mo. Ne1v carpets. Nc\Y pui11r. \\'nlkc-r &-1.t'f' RF.AL 't\c;T{\T1'; 2100 Hltrhor Bl\11., nl At\~ Yi)U rlon't ~ n JlUn 10 "Or11w f'o.st1' wl'M!n )'Ol.l place iui Ad in U1e Daily Pilol \\'1u1t Ad1! Call now ~ 642--5618. Ff'l1N..~ ~AC. Klrlii .ft. pets. ·I BR. 2 BA , H&I' [XX>!,~, f('('. 230714 Florlrla 96'2-9!!0:'.I ~ 1\.IO. New. ht'fl('hllide ct'lll('r, park~. ~1'13. 613-3177 ~i'ii:ihhorh<1tl(I 10 l•'lPt, }1:~1 .. 1 11°1 prl1c;~lM"tf1~~ C.~1 .. Ca.Hf's LrJ(Cs1 tten1a1 ,\gcy lot S,'l2'i per mo. Avnll until Irvine PLACE ltEALTY We1tminster fiU-292,; " H f' d 547 9641 Jutw' 15th. JiED CARPI:."'!' 494-.1171>\ -19.-1-!17?9 om• in ers • RLTHS, 89.t-1351 $11YI -L11arn1lng. Biii·helor I Costa Mesa Dana Point ':t!'ll Pt,,1nsul1 LARCE 3 BR. 2 BR }fotne . ./ BIG, \·acan1, clc~n 3 Bll.1 ~L-in_d_a_l_t_le______ l!"'" .All 1111[ JXI. (ffl<lll 11~~n . l tlr, Pr\\· ,1'11, !':, Sii!~"Jl --,-A-ll-1'-. --11-,-,-n-d--N-,., Y I ., Dbl rr1)l(' n!Of$•rn kilctie.i. r~ nn. 2 BA, f$lc, n,.t: o. 1 Or 2 ,vr. )('a~. 1-'i'r ,t· (111Jf .~ !~('SI f{entfll A..,cv I hu~ '" :.11»\I, l\)i\1111"" ud ulli;, Th1<·lu'lnr, \'if'W, ~ltlrtt .. BA v l'\v tr<>n1 • ~ry nc•\1' "'-Ii .. c r"·•·k s~"" 0:..1" 11_.,,~, D\y, "' 1v CP'll!. Orv~. cur Ho-efinders u 7 9641 , I j k ... v ~ " .J'N ...........,.," -_,:JI;, .. 6 BR. "' b• .• 11ir-c.<0nrl. "' '" -''"° Ultl -1 f..l'Hi-1;i11 x.·1111 \or :a.""'i :\, lnln•-:i br ,, Im llli'." icunre<,• . , J 0t_• ' · ){11.r,fn{'td-y;trtt"S..,,.., .. , 1~· "'"' "" 111tt'rMn•t•"'1•th11r. hltn~. dbl a$k 101 · 1'o Adv. FL-e. 1, ~ ti. $~.000 l'l<lflnth -T IME FOR Newport-Beacn -117:.-1s.1!1 rtnr. ~4~/n1r,. 646-2n'\. S?;O . 3 Br I B11, yurd, <"rf1!s, ,\LAN ftEALTY, G..\i.;e.11 Bill {;run(IJ lll!r. 675-(.tE:l -.-........ -..-._ •. .___,_. }~~ff.flTi<lNAL L,1; 1 Br. PBIVAIT. Be.A.r,h l.rl( drpJ, rhlld~n .<-"k· 211~11!!~~~..,.,..,...,~~ M esa V•rde 1 QUICK CASH t 111: ~ I ~!!. ~ It\. 11p11l,\· 1 ,1; 1 •~ Ba , Ap!ii, deck, (l!•luxe 2 & 3 BR OuplC'X. MOlll'flVifl . r .. 11i-ll.\;1, {H(H)'2!"i;i l.OVEL,. •upt"r ch,An 3 Br THROUGH A •lr n ol'lll• ii, (•Ill(" T•\ t">li'flll I i;h:•J:! •'JJl'J::, fn'•nl s100. Open. \\'intl'l' nr ''rnrly GTI-4;&10. 2 BR. Tnwnh1•u~r. nl!'f' y11rrl. 2 Rn , hn11ui Cr)Jl..'1, drpri, f'OH l1•n11r l.111 .\P.11, ~IOO .$/]·, in+• Yl'l~, l~e . :118 1 49} ... 12?.i C-d IM ~l'l.r., Jll)(ll, child \\·l'l('OJll(.'. N1n1n1u pnrk/t('11nl$ & rl], ll'li!!H"rlc11in\? ~('f\!N' Ln.' DAILY PILOT I \1'1'\nr •• N111•I ~hvrl'!I. :n:i: --------~- orona t e r $l3.'i. r;c,7..,r,..1M tcvo•·• wnter paid $32.) 5.il-7$.~ vrd 111• i.:••1r! ~··h••il. ld•';1I J'\2-S~i, fa1 !'roll! i• ah&ined wheo LUSK 3 br, 2 bf\, f111n rm. 3 BR. 2 f:l11, nll hltn~. frMhly :1 Br, 2 bn. ft'Pl c, bHns, fncil for i·luldi·t·n. :>41;.-\:\0.'i I CLASSIFIED AD I Pun't ~il'r ul) Ille i:hl 11~) yuu ~till th~h rttult~l· Avail , N<>v 15, $000 ~r nm pAltt!•'tl Dri111 & c111ts cl<'t~n· Yd, ('f'Jll/drps. $295 per n10. Hll\'<l 110n1f'lhln" you 1Y:111t tn CALL 642·5678 'Lt~t" 1t !n cl:iulfled, Ship Una Deily Piiot CllAltied I~ Cmt tnt-l 64<i..28~3 ('(!, $28.1. 642-2356. ,~&1_·1_-9_111~'5-· ------M'!I~ C'ln~~H1erl uds i\t') It to ShOrc RMllits? &iz...5678. .A~d..,1._. --~~'-----! . . ,, Sltun:tar. OttOCMt 21. 1'7l um. nfurn. 361 t. U nfvrn. "'· um . Dena Point Balboa Penln1-ula 1--------1 Cott• ~ CCKt• Mna Huntlntton &Mch U\'E In IN all MW Dana Point H&rbor at th fl beautltul MARINA INN ~foltl. J.1902 Oe.l Obh1po St. (49&-ZW). Kl 1 ch en , 1'.:f· tklc-~1.. • AP1Utmt:nt1. Hea led pool, dlrt'd dlal ~. lr"ll'Visiorl AIUnR bath, I a u n d r y facilities, mce:tina room, <'k>ee to Sari Clemenle le; 1..ai;una Beach. Come pl-.y In o u r spoMtllhlnj:, 1hopp\l1£ &; r@Stauran1s. SOO 11;•ttk & Up. Bring this ad & rece!\'e $.i SUPER ShArp 2 BR, l lvri, 2 lrplcs, l!Nln1 ctll, hlUru. ronllln n.'I, prldna, &U-0091 \'EARLY. Ocf'an vu, 2 RR, br11n11>. blt1t1. crpl1/dfPli, gar. Adll.5 S'll). ~ Capistrano S.ach 2 UH 2 Ba, CI D, bui.h dsh/wf.h. S200. * 642·1W * ""· NE\V delLLXe 2 br, 2 ho. trpl. 2 pa tios. $240/mo. 34592 Via Catalina. 1'9&--19"l4. * * * BEST VU UPPER BAY MODERN l DISTINCTIVE 2 "'· , • ., ... 111• ""°'· NEW IEACH Another Rl119 Brot!Mtra si,..OOJ. $48-1729 Am •m!NNING 2 Br, 2 Ba • D•vtlopmtnt Glll'den Apt. Pool. Rec. LARGE 1 l 2 Brs S1701'S230 MEDITERRANEAN Rm. sm. TIO w. l8lh. CM. • !>I "" SI., "'"' the pl" I & 2 BR. Jll5..$155. Stow, S4!)..8-M2 961).1545 VILLA GE "''· '"""I"", hid pool. I BR. r..,1.. • block• .. An address or dJsUnc-Adults. no pttl. 645-896$. l>f'ach.. Ga.1 paid. -t~ 15th tion in Costa M e 1 a 2 BR. quiet atmo1phtte $1t5 51 · Hnta &ac'h. adjacent to New'port mo .. No ~ L-vuna e..aC'fll ,,'~"~'="~'='"'=-' ~·.,."=•~··~"="=t.'--1 Corona del Mar Huntington e .. ch Beach, B~lboa and the • I.RC. 1 BR. S~/mo. Sou~l.and s nneat com· CL.Os t: to shopping. eau mun1lies. Bkr. 675-6800. CHOICE OCEANFRONT 2 BR, 2 BA, 1 yr ... Mature UNFU~NISHED Dane Point adults, no pets. t.Aauna $1$-$165 BACHELOR & l BR., JUllios, frolc'1 pTIV, RRr9J(C8 - Divided bath & lot~ Of clOM"ts. Rec. hall, pool .t- pool tables, S{lunll baths, SH for )'OUl'$E"ll. 17301 Kfflson Ln. fl blk \\'. ol Beach, 1 blk N. ot Sia I er\. 8"2-1M8 ~ .~~ 1 Bedroom. Fr. $150 ND FEE ~~0, i!'.~. Oout """·· 11., 1 BR. & Den. Fr, '190 Bacft(•!or ............... S'l.351'!!!!!!!!""'""'"'"""'""'""'"' orts 2 Bedroom. FR. $210 One Beclr ........... $150 up 1.0VELY, tara:e 2 BR. 2 TOWNHOUSE 2 BR TwnboUSe.!Fr $250 Tu-o &dr. " ... ···•· $18:> up balh, tower Duple.'<, almost 'nU'et Be<lr. ··· ····· $256 up ocean fronL Prefer oJder 2 Br, finiplare, pool, private Please Cail For OA."-:,\ IL\RBOR REALTY Adults only, no pet'I. Will rmtm. contintntal bre11k· Availabilities 4~2790 lease $325. n10• AVtliJ Jan. fa.st. Spacloui xrounds, ~ar Tb harm I Old fl('Xt to So. Cal 1&t Nat. 1st, 49-l-fi669 Jil.'OPping & line bea..'.:~· ,ror. W Id "s cl ot 2 STOP.\' 3 BR 3 BA -"'N~•w-=,~.,,"'".~2ba~-v1-,-w-u-,~.,-.-~fF.N. small beach hotel, rushed or unfurnish~. ron1 or pa n awa1 S ~Oil \\'ffrplc'. drps, g ~rage: (rplc, gar, $3Z. Call Rooms $21.~ per "''k. Ap1s ~~itiJJ Corona drl ~Iar, In Costa, Mesa a~ Ring lndry, blins. 496-4920. m-9001 S9S per month. 5.J&-7{{r6. • Brothers Mv·ue d It eTbr . 2 BR, 11 , BA, ltnced yard, SUPER 2 BR. 2 be.th. Lagune Beach , Nt:A!t new, 2 ht, 2 ba, lrg r an ea '.1 I age. . a pa11o. g.-ra~e. NORntEND. $300. mo f3n1 rn1/de11. ooam cell. I country ts the setting * • -196-1306 ** Broker, 493-3611 OCEAN Front lrg view 11.pt. pafio "'·/ocean &. bay view, where quaint cobble-Huntington Buch 2 BR 1 bath, ocellJl view, PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS on ttie bay I .uxury •partinent UW. ove:riookllllt the water. Eno joy $7$0,filo healU. Ip&, 7 swtmmlng poolf, T llthled t~b COW11, Plus miles ol bicycle tra.111, punlng, ahu.1- ncboard, croquet. Junior 1 '• trom $1.M~ monthly; mo 1 and 2-bedroom plans and 2-lfOT)' town bouae:s. EIPC· trlc kltcbena, private peUO. or balconies, carpeting, dra· perlu. &tbte:rr&Man park. Ing with elevatora. Optiotlal mald &errie.e. Just .:lOrtb of Fashion Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills Road. TeJephone (TI4) 644-1.!IAJ for rental inlormatloc Beach and Boot Slip Big Bay AND OcellJl vu. Nu lrg Jux. 2 Br, 2 Ba, pool. Sec. bldg. encl. prk. Carey (TI4) 675-8551 : 675-7687 eve1. Aft· ,....,.~~~~-n;;-...::;;::;;;-r.;;;;;f ' ...... . .. _. *NOW AVAILABLE* Brand New Garden Apta Xlot s.n O.mente Alff. 2 BR, 2 BA. $1Z. 3 BR. 2 BA, with dlhnT le tlrtpla.ee, $25(), NICELY Nmllhed Bedn>om SHOP !I""! _,. -with lr:ltchen privilteM-downt.oWoCapJatrabo , PIK>ne, !IC-7520. Avail. Nov. 15th. •UN NICE RM. Couple OK. HotM lnCfustrlat Rent.II ; privl. Nr. all; adult home. Cblta Mftlll. 548-4m. $9S, turn. Ira: room w/ prt bath A: pri r:n~. pa.Oo, 642-3436 Warehouse Space Avail For Lease All apt.. have private patios, many other le:a.twu. See 415 at 686 cammo De lA9 Guest Home 1-llll"H, juat .auth of San 1---------Below market price. Cl~ of Clemente General H<ilpltal. L.ARGE Private ro om Garden Grove, .0,000 tq. Ute EttreUa Off-ramp w/nuraln& care, &ood food tt.·hl,gh cube, dock hlib· * Phone 492-102'1, $8'700 • I. laundry. &l2-92'18. sprinklered. $100 MOVE-IN Rentals to Sha,.. 430 Write, c 1as1lfled Ad No 91'4 Dally Pilot, lt O. Qc« U60 ALLOWANCE WITH MALE seeks te-mlllea or 1 .i"ii"ii"'ii;O"°iii·ii,.ii';oCal~U .... ~ 9~~21!211iio•I THIS AO lemale to shr a.pt & ex-11 2 & 3 BRa. brand new ~ pensea In beach area. Call NOW LEASING $195, lntmed. occupa.ncy, Dave , 6 <1 5-3 3 8 O or Huntl111ton leach 612 Calle C.mpane.. Pb. ~ NEW· Mal 49U233. FEPttALE, 19, legal 5eC)', 940 Sq. l-"'t. & UP NEW 2 BR, 1% Ba, oef!,an angl, 1Jtralghe, seeks fom HaniUf6n &. Newland St. view. Top aru, IUptt apt sbarlng a.ming. wfynz, ff0.1970 deluxe, adults, S 2 O O. , feml. Max $90 mo Debbie, 1 ,."'l'~~'!"'!i':!"'l:"'l\'!""''I 492-"64. ""'33l. M·F ,,.,_,,.,, I' 1140 SQ PT & UP San Juan Capltfr•no MALE nK'dcd to shr NB NEW M-1 hou.se nr beach &: bay 3 phase wiring, 2 BDru.f .. l Ba condo. BlblJJ, w/same. Responsible. $175, 782 W. 20th. Coslll Meu ttpts, dbl garage, pool. SJX]. I "'m-"66c7.:i=-==-:-,-:=. J doors oft Placentia mo. 494-2918 aft l . WANTED Ienlale to 1hatt J. B. SAUNDERSON. Apts lge 3 BR, 28.A apt, block &l2--0212 eves. S46-22Tl Furn. or Unfum. 370 to~~$l~. .001 BIRCH,.NB B I<-· I I nd I -Sh 430 3600 aq. tt. 15c per ~ n • -s • Rent• s to are bclolv png 'rare, It. :mer. 701 Cliff Dr. Yearly lse S350 11a.'!h(>r I dryer. S315 I mo. stone courtyards and Blk 'to beach. $24()..$%i0. mo./until June $%iO nto. 67S-749S. pathways wind over *Brookwood Manor* 494-3383 or 494-2339 UVE a t Bch )'t!ar round, 6 cl.rs from water, lovely 3 Br 2 Ba. lrg nrui, wsh/dry, dsh.fwsh, Shag cpts. 2 sun bale.. rel req. $350 nto, 637-3753 SUNNY 1 BR apt w/bay view, Partly tum, lncf. 2 BR., 1 ba. Block to beach. \\.·a~ & dryer. $225 ..,.. .... Yearly. $115 ~ . ,,.v 3 BR. 2 ba. Frpl. 1 Blk. 3RO party needed to share v.·h'!e. strg. Baurngardn.M' 3 BR houee. On!):' $50 mo. 541-5032. 64&-9no/494-4549 DELUXE townhse, 3 br. streams and ponds to Secluded, 2 BR. apt. in park 1 BR TJl9ture adults, m pets CHARMING l BR, on occ11n, 2~ ha, Frpl.e, dshwW. w/w the door of your villa like atmo!phere, 5Wllil0ny & or children. 145 Cedar Way. $225 Incl. utils. opposite cr,>t, 1 Lf biles to bch. Yr spacious, $l60 1t) $ . De· 494-4029 Albertson's 729 Gav Iota lease. 673-7127. apartment. s:ign1.."l'i for family living, En-=~=~-~~=-- 494--1719 closed playgroUlld, a child's $1.35 .. UTILS pd, 1 BR. slv, to beach. Yrly. $300 • LARGE llv. nn, bed alcove, Ask For Mike dreulng rm & bath. Pvt Come to 1129 ~boa Blvd. 1300-'='=SQ;o...-.,1"1.-.,M""-"'1-.,,..,,,=.c l Apt C. Ask for Debbie. w/front of(ke lge -~ ROOMMATE to share, Fern, door, $180 mo. 1793 Wh}tlJl!t:, w/2 of sa.me $100 mo. CM. 646-5033 days; ~ JONES REALTY ~210 entr. Bayfront Bal, Island. SPECTACULAR 2 Br, 1\~ 6~1682 BRAND new pluM 2 Br. -Fireplaces, wet bars1 di~ni. Encl. gar's. Low refrig, Quiel empl older FURN. Studio w/i:aruge. 1 Ba. fan1ily rn1, bltns, 1 beamed ceilings, wood cost ....,...., ulil'i;. Bltns, c ...... s, gent, college grad., 494-20:>3 * 675--Till * 0•~~='·-------.,..-. Star age GS Ba, 2 story living rm, bay Balboa Peninsula view, 1 blk to ocean or 1----'-'---'---- bay. Yrly. $375. mo. FURN apt, $ll5 Util 615-1455 Mature Couple. IN Pl'est.igious \Vestcl.iU, 2 675-4626 or 673-68!ll Uli!1 pa.Id, adultl!', no pets, car i:IU-agr. $325. mo, incl .. -'l'' 497-1236 aft 6 PM utll,. 675-:t\08 paneling. rtrps. No pet1J. Near Beach L•ftUM NipUfll -Fashioned des1'gneo Blvd. &. \\'a1ner Ave. . l BR furn iipl. adults, ocean 2 Bit .. bll-ins, pool. Adults. 842-0480. 2 BR, 2 BA. Condo. On Goll vll'w. $175. n><l incl utils 110 pets. $2'2:i Lease color·COOrdinated in-Course. Deluxe shag, refrig, 499--13"2 SE:O.JPLE R.E. GT..,..7101 teriors, with carpets Vl(LA YORBA bttn.~. wshr/dryr, gar . PLUSH 2 BR, 2 bath, BRAND ne1v uppt:r 2 DH up!, and drapes. $265/mo. 831-1298, 675--0038 pd. *ROOMMATE needed . Share deluxe beachfront hoU!le. Phone 6~1386 srRAIGHT l11dy shr horne w/same. $00 mo. Nr Shops, Costa f.lesa 64>-2349 GAL 30-50, share f u n , CAMPER-motor bome trall~r storage 500-7l!ll 460 Northend. Av1\I. Nov & opc>n twam t.'cilings. SJOO per -l'rivate patios anCI 714/142-9622 Mesa Veroa ~. S:-!50 mo. Bkr 493-3611 1110 . nc:iltor. &14-7Zi0. bal . 1, 2 & 3 Br. UnhU11. conies_. S\23, $14'1, $1&1 a lilo. Stove, • HOJ\IE AT~fOSPHERE -Newport Beach I Nt:\v rlelu .... e 3 Br. ~ Ba, -Community Center 1~hii; .. uli! incl. l\foderate Dix 2 & 3 Br, $17{) up. Br 2 & \~ ba, filHc, wsh, 3 BR, 2 BA, new Crpts, dryer, dbl gnr, pool, club drps, "''8.shertdryer. Frplc. r1n sauna 11.dutts, $295 on Garage. $375/or. 6T;,--03".ll. lse 1213) J58...7002 Costa Meu clianning Bal. 1.1, a..v rrt. * Please Help! * 3 Br, h:le $185 nio. 67J...02SS. WE NEED g11r, "':ilk to bch, $365 nlO. l I I · ta! Of -M A XTRA sharp 3 ~room, 2 can 644-:!28.l, with spacious ounges, ncomc · Appl cations \Vel· !ten c, .,..,.,,, ace ve. \VF.srCI.JFF-2 Br, crpts, drps, bltns, adults only, no pets. Avail Nov. $200/per mo. 1728 Bedford L n . TilE EXcr!1NG PALM MESA APTS. MINUTES TO NPI'. BCH. G•r•ges for kent 435 2 BEDROOM HOUSE bath condo In 1n o s t ;, =B;R~.~lle=,=m'-.,.-il~i-,.,-.-. -,,..-·1 billiard and ping pong cume-:-540--1034 cWiirable tteetlon of Park $210 ino, 329 1'Ja.r-.,urrite, roo~s.. . . NE\V 8 wiits, 2 blks from Newport Bhch MINI WAREHOUSES . o<-1 BR1 ~".!..it: ~·1 2. STORAGE \\"Ith larie .e ...... -.::u :1 ... u or Udo. La~ pool & plenty "o~"'~"c...:l_-lc_______ -3 S\VImnung po o l 8 ocean, 2 Br, 1 Ba, built-i.M, o~~'l· rELm· CO. Cost• Mes• outdoor whirlpool, 4 shag CplS, ':1ryll', dsh/wsh, 675-7080 lijj;;;;jjiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiiii night lighted tennis Cathedral ce1lmg. $2'lO mo. "II t Lse, 310 19th St., HB. Call $35 PER \•.'k &: up. 1 Br, 2 Br cour S. alt 6 pm &: Wkends &. B11cht'lors. Color TV, -Health spa with gym· 536--0S28. ' RESORT LIVING FROM $155 maid serv, pool. The rttesa, nasium and sepatatb 3 BLKS TO BEACH 415 N. Newport BJ., NB. me~'.s. and women's Extra 1rg 3 BR, 2 car gar. Great Recreatlan: Swimming, 646-9681. fac1!1t1es, i n c I u d & 2 BA. Ne,.,iy painted. New saunas, 2 health clubs, sand OCEANFRONT, ing sauna baths. crpts & drps. Bltns. Dshwhr. volleyball, teMis, tennis pro DELUXE -A security system to S~l & UP. No Pets. Call & ~ ~ & free lessons, ~1 11'1 -. 5J6.11ll. billiards, tndoor 1JQU driving 3 Br, 2 Bil, bltns, "V ~· n· PINECREEK insure your privacy. 1_. . range color TV theatre ele· tPr $.1:5. S'.18·1-l!ll: 67;,-2'}19. ~~ -r\ special section for 1;> OU 1st Mos Rent. Brand t PartY room. • CANAl..FR.Oi\'T naeh ,v/lrg LIVES UP . I h 'th ll t new deluxe 1 & 2 Br garden gan patio. 28' dock. u'u1 pd. TO ITS NAME'•. f t, ose "'·' . sma pe s. apls. Frplc's, dshwhr's, e~c. run Activities; Full-timeacU. Adi ts, no pets. $250 )T lsc. , -C.onvcn1ently locat· \Valk lo beaches & shop g. vtty director, complimentary 673-2662 Owr 500 tall tt~l'S ed to all of Soutnern No JX'lS. $175 & Up. 536-3147, Sunday brunch. Weekend and 10 s11~an1s \1 i1h 1 , .. alt'forni·a, J'ust rni'n· 536-0§36. 8282 Atlanta Ave. BBQ. Partles. ™""" Lec-ON the beach t1111J June 31. 3 / 11 ~ ~ 11ntc1· a s en.·a1e a utes from the Pacific ""°'WALK TO BEACH tures. ~~r~~n1 uin pd . relaxlng S('tting tor Oc an nd N t I & 2 BR. CllilX"('s. drapes, ...... ~ .• 1 ~~~~-~~-~~ your spacious ni:-'v t. or e a ew~r bltins. 308 l&th St. 536-8584 Beau~w Apartments: Sin-CLEA..'l 1 or 2 Br. Adults, 2·1>Mroorn apru·1n1tnf. Sn1aU Beach, overlooking or 847-3957 g~es. 1 & 2 ~s. fUr. 00 pets. Lge kl!. $140-$160. pc!s Ok. ~'t'Olll $170. f"U1111turc the Costa Mesa Coun-•WALK TO BEACH ,n~edt'I~ unfwnWI. ~ •• nooo31sen~ 2.fl7 E. llith, NB. &16-lSOI. avallable. OfCiCl' O!lcll ~1:00 """ ~-..,.,.,3 ,.... .,. CHAR.1\IING Bay Ylew 2 Br, to 6:00. ZlOO ~·uin·1 .. 1v H1I., try Club. Brand ne\\• l & 2 Br. Carpets, children. Modcls open daily 2 Ba. 1200 ft . 2 bale's, pool, Costa !'.lt.'!W, Phonr: 54J.2:lUo. OPEN EVERY DAY drapes, bit-Ins. 10 to 7. " . ~~1°-u• &l+<l7'4 NEW VILLA P_A_U_ LA--22l 16lh St. 847-3957 1p. .,...., = . Hours: Fri • Tues 1~ REDECOR··TED ·-l BR. WlNTER rentAI 3 Br, 2 Sa, ONLY l LEt•·r: \Ved & Thurs 1().7 .... ..5 romp! furn, bll.ns, $7ij/mo. 2 Br. 'l Ba Lo\\·er ,\pt. • ' Bltns, dshwhr, re!rig, encl TI4/84&-30T.i' $195. ~·,\:\llLIES \\'E.Lt. .. '01\1£. Directions to P.tediterTaneati gar. Quiet ~-St;;;,, 16581 OCEANFRONT _ ljlO \\'. Super for 2 11-ork'g i:;11ls. Shag Village: f'i-om llle San Diego LeGrand Ln. 84fr2097. Oceanlront Lg. clean 2 Br crpt, tlrpt:. flO liQ, l:J<:ain (.'\.;1. 1''reeway: Harbor Blvd., DELUXE 2 Br, 2 B~. lrplc, + porch. Garage. 61;>-46118. ings, b'lU'&gt•s. South 2 miles. Or rmm New-1 blk 10 beach. Quiet. 1'ta· Em i!Rmiltv11. c.r.1. :ilS·20b"2 port Blvd turn North on ture. couple, no pet<>. 213 1 Bedroom pool, blk to bcb, See !\!gr. :\Ir. &. l\lrs. Hoban "''"°' Bl·,'.", Atlanta Apt. C. $185 mo. ye81'ly $156. Single adult, " .,. . .,.. NEW TRIPLEXES MEDITERRANEAN 'eo:rt.~~·,h-:::::'.· ~~ Newport Heights VILLAGE ftwy. $165. 1 child ok. No 3 Bd'"' .... $265 2400 H bo Bl • ''"" 646-378'i; 54;.mso, OAKWOOD GARDEN APARTMENTS Newport Beach North lrvlno & 16th 645-GSSO Newport Beach South 16th at lrvlM 642-1170 $185 incl. ulits. Charmlnn 2 Bdrm $210 ar r Yu "14 • • • • "' NICE 2 BR l/drps los l•U'J!' .',B,R, been1 t~iling, 1 Bdrm .... $170 Cost• Mesa, Callf. 92626 <"d gar. siso~ms F10~~ Equal Housing Oppomintl •. :le, ev~hf.;:• u~ftrn1£ Wilson at Placentia CM (714) 557·8020 St. Pain, 536-4761 or eves LJ 646-7989 Phone 547..6791 Agt. \Ve believe In Equal !179-+132. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · · · DOG RUN *LA PARISIENNE* San Clement• fl n11,,h1i,: Oppor tun1t1cs . 1 1 2 BR. Unt. All elec Fire- Sierra Vilk19e I * * * 2 BR. $!5!1. Pool. Gar. Child place, htd pool. AdultS. 2 BR, pool, ,,,,.~hr/dryer, I ok. iJ42.J546 842-451'.W. SI-& s•~ -~· Small Adult Coniplex-ln Lush . · ""' J.3J "'"°lwo ~:·. nr:i~~y~~::iri~: F'oreirt Scttn~. l.il\·at1'll ;, 2 BH, Ba ~iogle slory 2 Bl~ bea~h. 2 Br, attractive Across trom goll course med. 830-7672 aft 9 pr,1. '.\fin. lt0n1 Beach &. .Ft\\)". gard£'n unit, shag crpts bit-ins. New carpet. $150. 2M32 Santa Ana Allf! 54S--Ta33. NPT Hgt!. • 2 BR, 2 BA $250 Bltna, C'l1lts. drps, nr. Harbor. Hi Sehl. Gas & wtr pd, Ph 646-2723 eves or &as. 7382 days, SEAQ.IFF Manor Apts, 2 Br, 1~~ Ba. Studio $1T5. Pool. Ask about our dis- count plan. 1525 Placentia A \'e. 548-2682 NEW lBR, studio, blk from beach, ocean & bay vu, yrly, crpts, drps, relrig, blUm, 6T;i-.l563 eves & wkends PRIME Balboa Pen. loc., comfortable 2 Br, upstairs, all applic. crpts, hpes, frplc, gar, utU paid, $350 mo. lse, 546-5856 YEARLY 2BR, avail Nov. 15, w/frplc, open beams, blk to beach & bay, Only $210, incldlng util. 673-1909 2 BR., 2 ba., frpl, pool, vie"'" Eastbluff TeJTa.Ce. Se\'1Ue Apts. AVB.11. l!!L REALTOR 644-6111 VlE\V 11.pt. Nearly fll?\V, Single adults on}y. Garage. $175. &12-6889 1700 WESTCLIFF DR. 2 BR w/1 or 2 BA. Bltn ap. pllances, Pool. 642-6274. • OCEAN, channel vie,.,·s. New deluxe, a BR, 2· BA, YTlY S.195. 673--5606 2 BR, 2 &. 1 blk to bch, yearly $250. * call 673-2455 • 2 BR clOse to bch, newly reclecorated, winter or year· ly 6TJ...fi64ll \\IATERFRONT apt. 2 br, ne"'·ly decor. U7S mo. Util pd. Slip llVllil. 673-2182. FURN. OR UN.FURN. Unbelievably laree apts , hUge pool. Jacuci eJecl blt· Ins, shag crpts; drps, 18\IIla etc. Adults, no peu. SINGLES From Sl!ill 1 BEDRM. From $165 2 BEDRM. From $185 Unfum Apts A·1•\I Fro1n $10 to $15 LESS. .No Mo~-in or ?tfove-out charges. From $7.50 per rnoolh. Hamilton &: Newlenfl St., HB ALLSPACE ff0:19111 DOUBLE garage ror rent. $45/mo. 177 E. 1lnd St. Costa.Mesa. 642..J645. Y0<.i're right, they're under· priced! 1561 r.rcsa Dr. 440 <5 blkl from Newporr Blvd.~ I ;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:::;;;:;;;;;; 546-9.1163 I ' PR-EVIEW OPENING PJ!FEt.I'isE Office Rental Award winning I, 2 & 3 br Fountain Valley, Beautl· apts w/family mis, No tul new buUdllli. around lease. Sorry, no pets. From .,_ 3 ooo f "·~ s1-OUR TO""'' .uuur, • square eet, Jua• <::>. "'n will divide into smaller Family Apts, 1250 Adanui offices. 50c per square Ave. !Adams at Fairview), foot, includes carpets, Costa Mesa, Phone 556-0166. drapes, all utilltles, jan]-* CASA VICTORIA * tor service. Call Marilyn 1, 2 & 3 BR. Furn & Unt. Stovall (n4) m.M40. Carpets, drapes, D/W, TV ant.-Pool, etc. 525 Victoria St. At Harbor, CM. &U--8970 Ask about our special r.1ove-In Allowance. HU'!fintton leach DELUXE adult po o I s id e garden bungalow, nr ocean, !rpl, lrg patio, 6 pool1, sauna, tennis. 846-0259. Also 1 Br. From $133. New l BR, $300 Ir: 2 BR, $475 mo. Main Beach. Spec. tacular Yiew. 494-0066. Newport Beach WATERFRONT lrg 2 BR. 2 BA, frplc, FA heat. elect kitch, n e 1v I y decoratl'd, Adlts. Sec Sat or Sun pn1, 4104 River, N.B. 1 BR \\'aterfront apt. Sln. Furn or un:fum. yearly. 613-1935 1 MO. FREE RENT Executive Office SUlte. Udl & J~11itor paid. Air_ .CQll• diiloned. Crpts, pe.tio, XerQx. 9776 Katella, An a he Im . ~1661. DESK sPaee a va.1lable $50 mo. WW provide furniture at S5 n><l. Answering service available. 17875 Beach Blvd. Huntington Be-ach. 642-4321 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB 2300, taxi & MO sq. rt. 5Sc per sq. ti. Ample prk'g. Util. Baumgardner. 541-5032. Apt U fu l65 2 Ult, 2 B.\ •.....•... , .. $215 clrps, dshwhr, lncd patio; 536-~ aft 4 pm. · • n rn. ll·l E. 20tl1 SL, C.~I. beun1 <'f'il, frplc.. gar. 2 Br. c11)5ed garage. Otild PARK Ne"''J)OT! 2 BR. 2 ~13i or &~ Adults, $185. 2WO Elden No. & small pet ok $150. Bath. Sublease Dec. 1 to EASTBLUFF -2 Br, 2 &. San Clemente lrpk:, new crptS, refrig, I--------- OFFICE space 111· 01:ange Co. A ir por t w/view. Carpeting, drapes, air, 460 Sq. Ft. at 41c per Sq. Ft. 5.36-8530 or ~ General $19&-$185 2 br View, patio 1ar, lndry fa<'ll. &W-6863 eves, ~1rends. TIRED OF NOISE? A. 5.17-312.'i Aft 7. 84i....Sl.t9 J une 1. $3iS/64&-8373 aft 2 BR, l ha ,\ 3 br, p~ LARGE 1 Br, apt, centrally S:JO pool. $aiO mo. Call &M-4767 DUPLEX 3 Br, 2 Ba. All blt-im. Blk to beach. Xtra lrg. Year round . 1-827-2382. 2 BR, nr bch &:: Del l'\far, enclosed gar. lnclry rm. l child OK, No pet s. $170.-$00. n10. 49Z--l610. NE\'V duplex a\•all )Tly. 3 BR, ~; l BR. $375 Hiiitop Jteelusion 6T."'h'IOJ6 agt. Anaheim \\'1lson Garden Apts. 2 Br, }!J Ba, ('rpls, drpS. f'ouJ. ~tall.irt' adults. no pets. O~LY $162.50 1\10. 22SJ Foun111 in \\'ay East \\\', of llarbo,· on \rllsonJ Cti!1 tH6-ai41) ba, bltn ran::e, Orps, crpt. loc. in HB. $137.50 Aft 4 -'-'EN""J~O~Y.,-,Til=E,,-=B=EA=CH,,- pool clubnn, cnrport. 2212 P?tt, 892-4818 3 BR, 2 BA, BLTNS, 2 blks. College Ave. 6 4 6 -6 D 3 2 . $150-1 hr, nu crptg, gar, 3 bch. 303 35th St. lwr, Under new mgment blk!I to IO"A'n, 5 blks heh. 838-9343, $300 mo. ALL rice. 2 br, I ba, 1 515 7th St, H.B. NE\V 3 BR, 2 BA apt. Bltns, child ok, no pets. $175/mo. t.:N.TOY !he beach! Adults trplc, laundry, ~2 blk ocean. 1:.it:l Albert No. 7, 0.1. only. New 2 & 3 bdrm., $350. ~llYll 979-3100; Sat & l Br $150 per mo. Eucl id 12 HR,. duph·~· quiet .loc .. nr fi.l&-5996. $210·S2~;.. Call 960-ll97. =S=un=,7~===~===~ nt LA Paln1n, ,\naheln1. Call ~hoppin~. ~.lt"<·t huill in~. 1 BR, l\t'll'ly dceorated, sh&g OCEANFRONT · l\'E\V 2 BR. WALK to beach. 2 Br + Rooms 400 den, 2 Ba, garnge. $275 mo. ---------- 675--0098 or 892-6691 ROOMS $3) \\ii: up \V/kll SPANISH Villa 3br 2 ba $30 '\.\.'k up apts. Children twn hse. Frplc, bar, farn & pet section. 2376 Ne,.,•port rm. lndry rm. $300. 646-1231 Blvd.. O f. 5 4 8. 9 7 5 5 , 675-3613. gar, niu.frllc aged coupl<· rrp1, ~10\'£', n.•frig, bcan1 The fastest draw In the West. Security, Lease 0 pt Ion . · · I prc•lcn'l.'<l no pets, l't!f, Sl50. t.-cilini;s, no ""ls, tt50, ... a Daily Pilot CIB&Sitied •.uvi. 21 3 / 2 7 2 -7176 or 2 br 2 ba super decor $235 i -~~·,.c._7 ______ _ nr-new avl-now; no pet/cld 1 BR. Avail now in 4 BR 3206~~ Balboa; yrly: 644-434-0 1 house in Cl\1 $65 mo. + B•lboa Isl.and fi4fi.....1221 .-~ "'' '""" o-=-~-.,--.,,--,--!l-12-6609 1111 6pm. A$>t. Unfurn. 365 714/67J ..... u.n. 2 BR n11t t lt11e Islan11 2 BH <ip1. ':: milt! fmnt 2 BR. unfurn. Pool. Crpl~. * DElL'X 2-i!ity, 2 BR. 2'-1 Ch11.r~1/ Yl:or1;111·in ter. In· S. C:<! Plaza . Cpl &, dn)s. 1lrps, sto\'e, J"C fri g. Adult11. Newport Beach ba. Qunllly cpts/~. trpl, quire 220 Ahalnnl' GTr1314 hill\~. pl'il' g:u·. SliO, no P<'lli. 8'37 Center St .. Apt ck>eed i:ill'81{e. Prestige u.UI. 2 bath. Female prel. San Cl1mente ="""'°===12"""=---~-GENTLEMEN, n1 aster bednn, retrlg, TV, Bnen. Vic Pacific Cst Hwy/Beach Blv, 536-8318 · I 97!._IS.:.i 1rknd"' or nfl 5 P~l 2 C ,1 "'"'l ~" NR beach, 1100 sq ft, 2 BR, Balboa Penlni.ule 11·krly~. · ·•· · •'10'"""\I '"' a.re.a Adult!. 644-64CG. 11.; BA, cpts/drp.~. In 4 .=c-'-'o--"""oc--,--~-S.PACIOUS 11C1v 2 Br, 2 Ba, QUID Apts plex. A\'ail Nov 3. Lease NE\V ()ccoanfront. Fanla!tlc $l50. 2 DR. c~ps, drpi<, hH-in!, dn>~. cnrpcting, • Fum. or Unfurn. 370 $185. mo, 492-3799 &y Vi-'. ] BR. 2 BA, c9~plC'S Pr e f d · 2().l3 pt)OI. f:rplc., IJ!Rr, Adu]llJ, TIO 1-_:_:::;.::_::;_.,:.:;:;::;.:::_;:;,:~=========o fem rm. deck, f'ncl. patio, \\,illacr, 6 4 6 -92 4 3 or Pl''-"· 376 \\I, Bay St .. C.\\1. SPACIOUS. Huntln...._ Beach Huntin...ton Beach bltn dsh,.,•hr. drps, J:ar, _6~16-SSll=-'-------'"-'--""-'"'--'-·-·...o-------""'--'------0~1 \' 1 I I ,.-BR d 2 BR, crpts, Orpi1, rang~. 1• .,......., mo. r y ,\ t u t s. . crpts, fl>&, range. ~r pA.r'o cl ~ c to PRRIA'R. Q" 675--6034 fn·ru, re.fri~. :\o pct!!. SI~. ~·r>,;.,khurst 1 .' & ~in1nil!on. I Wll ~~ 3 RR. 2 ba. w/l>Ay t.: Ol't'an _:>1~7729. %&-l455. $19~>. 612--0574. - \'\I', F'rplc, bltn11, dshw'5hr. j Sl'AC 2 BR, 11, ha crpt/clrps. Yrly or \vu1tl'l". To11.T1house, $165. 63'i-2~Hl or \\'hite Elephant Dime-A-Linc Al"'I• "·r 0 0~, S.125. 1713) 98&-5132, 4 lti-1210 1 fli!\-1!12<1 C:1U today 1)42..l'.J678. l\VU\.. .t; ~v~ 'llarllour "dt.t:\': --------~ 2 BATH APARTMENTS ~ Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Untum. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 INABEAUTIFU. l-'--------~--------'--------1 OUfDOOR 0 =NG. Co1t1 M•sa Co1ta Mesa Costa Mew 1 .::><::1 11 -----~------------------------' 393 Hamihon Costa M1t.o.Ca. 92627 1714 )645•4411 $280 INCLUDES GAS UTILITIES. SALES OFFICE OPEN , IOOOA.M T0 6;30RM CALL 640-5555 PACFCCOAST HWY, IF YOU'RE NOT LIVING AT HARBOUR LIGHTS You're mle1lng out on the only rent.II 1p1nmen11 In exclullva Huntington H1rbour. A limited number o f spacious apartments are now available at Harbour Lights. In addition to lush landscaping with s lrea m s, walerlalls, q uiet ponds, fl ower· lined pathways, gazebos and spacious open areas, you get an apartment with a private balcony, thick shag carpets, large master bedroom suite, walk·in closets. fireplaces in larger .models, e comple te GE buffet kit· chen, and air conditioning. There's a large sw imm ing pool. rec· reatlon grounds, huge fully·eQuipped club house wl!h pool and game rooms, 2 saunas, health club. kUchen , fireside lounges and greal neighbors 10 share It with. The beach, sailing and tennis are all nearby. Aparlment> From $170.00 -... "r:.; ' \ ' ' . -" ~ ---.... I:...~ ..... Move to H1rbour Ughlt lnbe1uttful Hunllngton H1rbour • 11700 S.ybrook Lane (?14) 141-3341 fMol!Mf ....,..,.eN '1liN9 ,,......,. c....,.,, FURN. Room, pvt beth, $85 per mo. Euel.id at La Palma, Anaheim 6/a-3613. NEWPORT Bch roon1 In pvt home, lo\'ely area. $100 nio. Call 66--1502 ROOl'\f. Working n1an only. Share ha. Prtv. enlr. F.V. $95/1\10. 213/421-429-1. You do.,'t need a gun lo "Drew Fast" \\'hen you f•lncc an ad ln lhe r Uy Pli<lt \\'ant Acls ~ Call now OmCE space \\•/Harbor view, now ttvaileble to suit at The Udo Building. 673-1156 fort.EE OF'C. SPACE in C.B. law ofc IJ1 excbg for aJ\Sl','eJ'- lng phone. 496-4977. SML oilice on Broadway nr Newpon Blvd,, Costa Mesa $5(l mo. or lease. 675-8761. 8~sin1ss Renta• 445 FOR leue nJI or pe.rt ol 2800 Sq . Ft. d ivldcd Into lrg Jtudlos, perfect for rehearsal apace rnW1lc or art \\."Ork shop scross the St. fron1 Newport Center 523-3028 F'OR lca!ie Taco Tio stand, will re1nodel to suite for fast food service. Busy corn<>r . 597 \V. 19th St, Days 64&-50.13. eves 64&--0681. 1600 SQ. ft. Industrial shop, $225/mo. Also 300 sq. ft. Of· fice $95 C\\t. 646-21:~. "'l'HE Factory" has a ltg shop avail. $18.i/n10. ln C'_..nnecy Village 425 301h St., NB . 613-9606 or &t2-8520. medium sized dogs, (well trained A: very obedient!) MATIJRE WORKING COUPLE VERY RESPONSIBLE! Will take extreme{y good car(> of home! (OldeT' home great!) Please call eves. and \Veekend!!, 5(8-7B!1J <n90 l"fla.'< + deposit • ts: and lJat) SUPER TENANTS Mature, quiet proteUlonal man & wlft! need unfum. 2 Br house or apt to $250. on )Tly lse. Beach area. Long time Newport · Belch residents, xlnt references. liTS-8«3 3 BR + family nn Harbor View Hills, ·Irvine Terrace QI' 1 Unturn home. Yr's lea.sie. $500/mo. 496-5857 YG. Jr. A~. desires refined home in NB lll'N. Ex~ It. services for R & 8. s. Mar. 213-283--3587 YNG rn.anifl1 cplt: &tt~ 2BR bse, gar , qutet ,,.,,_ $200, in'CM, 592-2205 • ,. F.LDERLY· lady on small hi· oome wishes 1st Or, 1 BR apt, CM. 540-3926 Misc. Rentals 3 Br. house on C-2 prop. for rent -bul!'lneas or reslde11ts, close to 17th IL Oran!it'e $300. Ask for Belly. 540-7086 or 646-n n Announcements 500 MEDJ-Cn.I rociplent1: Total dental It medical c.&re·lrtt If qualified, State approved. {TI4) 646-8028. Person1l1 530 FUU. Y L!Ct.'NSEO * SPlRITUALISf * Spiritual re11dlngs 10 11J11-to ptQ. Advice on all matters 312 N. El CM:iino Real, San Clemente, 492.-9136 49'1-9034. LlFE OR DEA11t Let our babies live. For a}. tematives ro ABORTION, call LIFE LINE 561·5522 Zt htt. • PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con- f Iden t , aympatheUc P.regnancy counsellni. Abor- tion & adopUon.s ref. APCARE 642-4436 Bill. Aulder Helde la all\!'f & "''ell Sl'lllng property In Grass Valley, Calli. Write 12489 State Hlghway )J MALE, 33, S'lO", 155 lbs. Non~moker wants to meet modem ft!male 18-21 . 540-<\'67 ALCOHOLICS .Amnymoua. Phone 542-7217 or wrl~ P.O. Box 1223, Costa Me1a. f.!ASSAGE. 1018 W. Compton Blvd. or yoor home , &IS-2116. Ann. Social Clubs LADIES "'ant to meet men for oompanlon!hln le mar- riage? "11llrtner'' &1&J.m .2.t_ 548-1~79. ·- , ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--::;::;;;:;~--':'iir.;;:;-;;::;::ns::::r.:-u:r.:;;;:::;:::nn7"mcr:i~;:':'.':=...,=r.;=..,...===.,,...,~:-v=•"'"===-r= "'"""''· O<tober '" l 97l D41L v PILDT n r; ~ Carpet Mtw-..-1e1ter, Paten.. R.,..1¥ Help Wanttd, Ml F 710Help 'Wanted~ m.r 710 Help Wanted, M' F ••O Halt> Want;d, M & F:,.:.,71;,;0'oiH"t'il"p-ilr w•:-'n:i•t""::T,'Mri&'F.,71"0'j,.H~-::•"l:p~"W~";•~n"";'-~~·~M~&0•:~~;7~1f.O~'i [ LMI' ... ~ 1Jrnl JOHN'S Carptt. Uphollter;v * PATOI Pl..AsmuNc * DELIVER EXECUTIVES IM1't£DIAT'E optnlna: ;;. :\IGHS. Beftt lnRatlon. ttiel _ . L:1J ~ ~3 ~an1~: AD l)'pel. ~ elttmates $15;.000 to $75,000 Nlaht Porttt Stturity Alan, only proven method, ea.rn ~ It all color Call~ TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES Send ruume or C6ll TODAY 40 hr wk. Start $2.2!) hr roore 1oo~y. 83M363 Pound 'frM. Adil &SQ bJiShleritn ~ 10 minute Plumbing "·I Ith for CQnfid~nUo.l NO COST Bia C~ Counlt1' Oub, 1 tt bl,..,,... tor hi ,. en or wom!n 18 or over w can, station txecutivc lnterVlew. No. 1 Blg CaQ)'On Dr. N.e . MANUFACTURING JliD: B'lk A white 1mf do& -1 ~ ln 1 eye., vte. Qsap-man btwn Cllberl le Map>llA 1n Garden Gl"OV'l!. -· ' s.--;er;.aw. ~eby~~"'v L.R. OTIS PLUMB.INC wagons, or light true.ks. Pleasant outdoor EXECUTIVE SERVICES, ENGINEER nie extra ttlpa. \VW clclln Remodel•·&: R.epa.in:. Water woi'k, your available daylight hours. Call· INC. INSPECTORS ,\1ln!m1.11n :; .)t ni expe-. In llvlna rm., dining rm .. &. hOOtcn, disposals, furnacts, fornia license plates required. Apply for job 188 N. Main, Santa Ana Openings tn QC/QA tkp.e.rl, n1Ki1anlca1 dl"llib'l•, pro<luc· htll US. Arty rm. ST.SO, dshu5hn. 642-03 M/C & description and tralnlng 8:30, 10 :30 AM or (TI4) 541·9625 nient ln-Ptoceu & Rt.uiv. rton !<1.tp110r1, rn1u1ufu<'1urtny C'O\lcb $10. Cbal.r SS. 1S )TS, ~A.I °CTpl~lumbtng 1:30 PM at the location nearest you, dally. EXEC. SECRETARY lug 8.reaa. Should JIOML'i.~ iVw.:umem;irk'ln~ I< A.uemlil)' exp. I• what counts, not rv Ct!. c. . BEGINNING OCTOBER 30th. S'm. Fee Ptdd. Exciting knowledeo of printed circuit op<mi1lo11s tor smnU el<'":tn~ method. I do WOt'k 1n)'1eU. PLUMBING REPAIR work w /art ts ta .l boarda lncludini{ color code, ir1&..ti~c1tl dt>vlces, Needed lmm.ediately 15 GENERAL LABORERS FN'o: approx 3 n10 old btk/white kittm w /blk spot on chin. VIC'. Santa Ana St,.-C.&L 642-5?.64 or -Good ref. 5.Jl-01(11. No job too small 1405' Wl11ow L•M, Wettminst•r Photocraphen. Xln't akllle, l:()nlJ~ ldt!ntifieatkm, . Call 50·3041 • Carpet Cleanino * • 642-3128 •• 1550 South Coa1t Hwy., Laguna Beach Alao FH Poaltlons. Call 110ldC'rlng & nbllity lO read E1111al ()ppJr. Emplo)'l"r VOLT Floor Can & Windows ":.ewing/Altera ttons BEGINNlNO NOVEMBER Jth Ann Ouistie, 55&-8Sa5. C.011· blu.! line dr11wlngi &: change ln1t1nt P•r1onnel Dutch Malnt. Se:rv. 537·1008 · • trol Carttr EmplO)"ment notiCC"s. l\fktng Mgr S22K Temporary Sr-1vit~ STEAM CLEAN CARPETS Altei-itlon~2:.SU5 1940 N. Glassel! Av•., Orange ~. 3«XI lrvine Blvd.. COMPUTER Micro Ell'ciroutes 3848 Can1pus Dr .. Suif.e IO& FND young trnl Germ&n Shorthair-Pntr Vlc 16th & ~. C.M. 546-5837 or 645-8915 eves .uk for .P.H .. FOUND; cat, grey & white fem. 5 or 6 rn'o old. Vic C Il'ISWl!d Quality Maint, ;e.~~v;ccur,i.:t.~.-:leran up. t134 Gilbert Av•., Anahalm ~~R part time Waitress AUTOMATION, INC. ~~f Compl'.>nmt!22K N~= ~~ Em~74l * '46-71lJ * •r-.3328 W. ltt Strfft, Sant• Ana 21 • ~·-• -•-~,. LI •• s l ':~~~~~~~=J --~---~"---1 ' eves __,,...ay, ......... 18651 Von Kerman ,-,uuuct ne" anag-1.'r 20K I• -CO.LOR TV Repair, ~:rt. ,18 Fair Drive, Bldg 16, Costa Mesa Day Oishwa.sher, 7:30-3, 5 I • Data Communicntlons 0111 Dr, tquna, 494-5366 ement,. Concrete aft 5 &, Wknds. PATIOS, walks, drives, Saw, FND gold charm bracelet break. remove & replace reaaonable, 1nost in home. (Orange Co unty Fairgrounds, enter from day wk. Apply Dlckersons rvine Design Engr (medtl to $1-0< NOTE I Free estimate, H.B. N.B. Newport Blvd.) ~ N. El C&mino Real Equal Oppor. Employer Cost AC'COUlltant Manuf Real Estate Salesman & C.M. Bert Ga.Uemore, E I Op rtv lty E I SC. 49')-1815 lo $121< It you have a 1\1·en!!e or \\'atl1 vie S. OMtat P I a z a concrete. 548-866& for est. 988-2783. qua po " mp oy•,. EXPERIENCED of 11 c e S ENT Exec. Sec'y to $l!.(XJ on~. sec Peg Bolinger !or Tiie Help Wanted, M & F 7l0Help Wanhld, M & F 710 ?ttanager w/110rne retail IN TALLM LOAN Gal Friday $000 confidentlel inter.ricw. Rerl bookkeeping helptu:I. Xlnt DEPARTMENT Tax Secretary $650 Cerpet, 497-1761. lD~/73. ~,"Are' CEMENT & Block Work. 548-8682 aft 6.30. Walls, patios, sldewa1kt f9UND small •b I a c k etc. By hr. or job. ~ Pomeranian & Poodle mix CEMENT p vicinity Costa. Mesa. Police : atio, drives, W811ai:·Repairs, saw & Station, ~. remove. Free est. 544-8998 CERAMIC TlLE NEW & opportunity tor right per110n A/Rec!B11lu1g S550 remodel. Free est. Sm jobs Salary open. Bulid & Grow: We have ~,:nlng .fur a General Office $"50 I NURSES AidC', 11-1 a.n1 . \V; wela:ime. $2426. Delivery Sunday Only University Park cent I" r. clerical .,..,... n. Typi~ & ReceptlOl'IL'>l $550 ~·iU train ll('W personnel. -Irvine 552-8)()() 10 k~ & crl'dlt vci'ilying ~a: ~"l..1'1."La.ry to $700 Xlnt be!l('!lts whi<'h in<·lud1· Top Soil EXPERIENCED expe • GU"! Fri. Bueno ~ 10 $150 lnconic ~pla~nt~nt & '.! FOUNP: inexpensl've CUSTOM Cement Work , OF DAILY P ILOT To CARRIERS RE MEXICAN FOOD COOK Please Contact Call ~eannie Sisco wks val'ation aftC't• I yr. • Mu~ ~UA&LTOITYP 5*0 ,. * ' -493-2227 btwn 9 &: Noon Lynn Smith & Sid Hoffman Apply 1tt 1445 Superior A.vc., lnetamaUc carriera, owner Ori w 1•·-LI please identlly. 'Huntington ves, a"'" Patios c. Beach PollCe De~nt. · No. 25.5915. S42-35l4. -~ QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STATION UNION BANK NEWPORT Ne.·1~ot "'"'"· or call ~30 WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR. HARRY ~= ~ ejt~i 610 Newport Ctr. or. Peraonnel Agency _64_2_-2_41~0~~~=~-i Tl'.'ff Servlc' SEELEY, 330 WEST BAY STREET, COSTA manufacturer near Fashion Island 833 Oov•r Dr,. N.B. NURSES AIDES µRGE' Siamese male, Vic. ChRd Care MapoHa & Garfield, Foun-CHll..D---c-,,.--ln-my--bo-m-• tain V~ 968-fll!?· _ by h r I d ll y /week/hot FND: 1 fml red long hair, Junchea loving ··care. Penin. sht-leggtd dogs ·Vic tfarbor ref. 6'5-181L MESA. TELEPHONE 642-4321 FOR AP· c .. Equal 0p~r Empl-642 3870 TREE work. All kinds. You 0 .. Airport. ~ hrs I 5 ,.... · • \\'Ill tr11tn, no exper. nee. tried tbe rest; Now try the POINTMENT · days a wk. 557-7283. I n t e r v i e 11• i 11 g ltf o n . bo<t! Re....,.ble, lnsilred. FIBERGLASS Gun op, INSURANCE SALES MASSAGE TECH, I '"""'·!pm. No phmte call• 847-1791. An Equal Opportunity Employor Wanted. Pay oonunensurate TRAINEE please. Classes lx-gin Tues. It W\laon C.M.'642-7647 I E i y 1 d 10/30. Park Lido Heallh w e_xper. q u n ° x No exp nee., eam whill" )'OU oung . ~ Y (18·281 wanted Care, 4fi6 Flagship Rd, N.B. Jndustnes, P. 0 . Box 2316, learn part time eves I tor legitunate full time posi· Poston, Ariz. 853TI. (602) wlcncb full timC' ..rlien quali-tlon. No exp. nee. We send NURSES Aides, expcr. 2nd 662-4326 6ed ' to sehooJ, earn while learn. & 3rd "hiJ1;;. Park Lldo FOUND White rabbit on Contractor I l[Il] Oriole Drive in Mesa Verde li1"°111•1t 11 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 557~ JACK Taulane, rep,.1r, 'iiiiiiiiiiiiii~·ijjji?i J FND _ 2 kittens 1 black remod, add. Llc B-1 2S9072. 1 BABY Sitter live in. 3 yr COOK WANTED Financial Accountant FWers Insurance Group Apply in !*rson any art. or , Health CnrC', 466 1'1agshJp Must be familiar with aU Ed Lani * 540-1834 eve. 2930 W. Csl. Hwy., I Rd, N.B. 642-~4. aspects of internal financial Ne""'JXll'I Beach. . NURSE'S AIDES. Exp. pref. !"porting. Balance sheet; Vt• ¥--•• 'Ii Mechanical Assembl•r 7 10 3:30, full time Beverly My Way Co. 547-0036. Job Wanted, Male 700 old girl, must drive, 5 days, Appl)' oDrES RESTAURANT 1 grey Vic GQJdenWest & GERWICK & SON Laguna I beach house. .2U E. 17th St. Heil. H.B. 842--3569 494-3138 BABYSJTI'ER needed for COOK trainee call for In· 111 come statement : Req, a mature pcr!'On for , Manor Conv. Ho s Pi ta I . preschooler &: infant. !\.lust terview 10 AM to 12 noon, departmental & comparison perm. ernployment V.'/a Laguna Hllls. Bldg Conlr. Addit & Remod TYPING Costa Mesa e 64&43113 YELLOW faced turquoise State Uc. 81·114321 PART TIME parakeet. Vic Mesa Vlerde 673-600 MS--2170 AT YOUR HOME be at least 25. 646-5262 aft t.1on-Fri, 642-1880 statements. Experience "1.·ell eslablisht>d l'O, doing NURSES aides, all shifts, 6 pm. prefetTed. Newport Beach. lite duty mech. assembly Convalescent Hospital 545-6288 COSTA MESA AREA FND a:reen bays bike Vic. Gardening 646-<1152 COUNTER Girl for dry TI4 "'" .... E t 31 . M AUTO Mechanic wants work BABYSmER for 0 Ide r cl · 1 ; ~. x . · 'I'!'>. O{l('raUon~. ust havC' at • 642.lf.f.18 • PROFESSIONAL gardener, in eves. Can save you car children ln my home. 7.9 eamng pant, assembling. FLORIST, p/time, apply ..... ~ -~ least 2 yrs mechanical 2 OFFIC• •19-2ll'IS . -ac &: white puppy, sprj!lkk'.rs, _c~up -~bl!, aft 6.. , ~._ _ _ am. Mon-Fri, NB 548-5980. do minor se1ving, 6 dars. P7~80k1 Fai;;i1Y1 FlowerA Shop, • Mr. Davidson, Transco~. ~ NEEDED =: ~~;e"~-46:·. Vic 1 and s c a pt n g • George, BABYSITI'ER to care ror Apply in.. ~n. Five Westminsfe~ s a v e · • 3100 Pullman, eM 979-2600. Radio telephone. dlapatcb ~· 646-5893. * MUSICIANS -Duo desires sick child occas. for work· Points Cleaneri, 18641 ?.1ain, • Equal Oppor. Employer Must be 25, able to drive APPROX. Cban:oa1 .male toy * C Ive G de I ~1~~· can John Qt.BUI, ing._mother. Call 645-6689. Huntington Beach, 847-2466. FURKLlFT OPFJtATOR Mecf" I Ba Off' A,pply In P~NJOn poodle. vie. Goldenwest & Nat •r n "I COUNTER Girl·& Male Help $3.72 HR. ,To start ~ DCDc-rw..n..rn rca ck ~c.e YELLOW CAB CO, Heil Htgn Bch. Call 842-1080 Winter Oeanup &: Pruning. Job Wanted, Femal• 70_2 BARMAID-WAITRESS wa,nted. Apply 14 pm, Ken-Able to work rotating shifts C'CD\IV"ES' L~.•Arr'~"rv"'-Young G.P. needs ,efficient 186 E 16th Costa. Mesa FND whit fml dog Vic RyeGrass&Maint.$prn.klrs Wanted 646-9418 lucky Fried Cblcken, 2929 & pass physical. Re.fe.rences ""'-"'"-.-nuu......_1 person to handle busy back -'"'-=,.· ""°"'==---1 e Ins! & Serv. 646-1072, YOUNG, 'Mature, Ex-u°"·e· may be checked. Perm. office duties. Great growth ONE GIRL Orange &:. Rochester, C.M. ~~~-"--'"-'""""=-"''-IJV E. Coe.st l{wy., CdM. SEE OUR .A, caD548-l,160 , EUROPEAN' G·ardener. sec & administrative a.Ssist -BOOKKEE·P~ER positlon&progressive Potent1 ..... Salary to $500. PROFESSIONAL· . Maintenance .Landscaping. available Nov. L In aeptt1 COUPLE: Opport u nity raises. SUNDAY LISTING C'all Sally Hart, 546-605.5, OFFICE ~!.~ ;;,_~~n~ Tree Removal. Very reason. experience in mat'keting, ad. avail • Energetic, reliable Open 'ti! Noon Today CA.Ll. TRISH HOPKINS Coastal Personnel Agency, Ar,. h 11 e,. t !I -variety & .., ~~· "-•tun.:1• .-. ..... <6 able 642-5329 eve .... ..H..;_,., Real ~-te • couple \\•anted to manage ECHO JOB AGENCY JERRI WHJTIEMORE 2790 Harbor Blvd, CM ... '" krt -~er St, 540-3507. ="'=·-o=o=""~·=="c.....~-·-~~ ~•• RELIEF & operate small mounlain 315 3rd Suite 203 488 E. 17th St. (at Irvine! CM MEDICAL REC~EPT challenge. 0 If i ce ad· FAST NEED Lawn cut today L.tmd development, and resort bar, restaurant & nl i ni.slration, secretaries, FOUND: <"at, tortoise shell or· tomorrow? Call Rich; allied fteid!. Seelcing chal· motel complex in San Diego Huntington Beach 536-t439 Sult• 224 642-1470 F.x[)'d. busy doc1ors offi~. rel.'eption & bookkeeping. OOkir, yng fem. Vic Bluebird expert & dependable. Free lenging & rewm'di.ng oppor-County. Proven ability & FRY c ook. experienced: I."""~~~~'!' ~'~"'~~-~ .. ~·~'li>~·~w~l ~fi46.iii300i;:i3~.iiiiiiiiiiii ... iiiiio Initiative & ret>pOnsi.bility. Canyon. Laguna, 494-5551 est. 6"1S-3300. . tunify. AH replies held in \Vee!=~~~me desire Important. Great preferred. 11:30 to 2 pml Salary open. 833-9640 Bl.ACK cat w/white feet 6 LAWN P..laint., Gardening, confidence, Reply to ~ potential for the right COU· l?) Mon thru F'ri. Salary MEN PAINTER C'Xp'd Over 11 cheat. Vic. Mit&nolla A C 1 e an·ups. Experience:d, 992, c/o Daily Pilot, Costa Apply 3 pnl·S pm dally pie. Send past work exper. open. Dick Chu r ch's JUNIOR SALESMAN: Start to work immedla!ely FULL Ti~IB C~U 548-2759 Hamilton, 962-6009. Neat, Dependable. 842-02S1 Mesa 92626. Write Classified ad No. 954 Restaurant, 2698 Newport ~arn $20·'40 J)e'r week work· in local area. No exp or 642-J9L3 Lost .SSS or 842-9640. • SECREI'ARY, \\'ell qualified 5'~ R. Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 Blvd, C.M. 1ng after sehool and Sat1:11'· necessary . .Earn while yau PARKING attend. full or 1--------....;= MOW & E""""., office management, last b Costa Mesa. Calif, 9:£16 for FULL TIME days 11elling new subscni; learn. $100. to $150 per '-'el"k 18 .~L typ•·t d;•lapl~"' I. ht e eu en interview. EMPLOYMENT tions for the DAILY PU.QT. mt'•. M•a--("n ,... ....., part time, neal appear .• REWARD: Siamese Bl• CLEAN UPS ""• .. · 1 g Thi 1 " "y '"'' "'" ...., r-or over, n1ust have Calif POlnt ntale. Missing since a 5 .. ~7 a bookkeeping, pa y r o 11, DAY Ki'tchen Hetp ~'IDlted. For Light Assembly V.'orlr:. a a not a f!B-per route a gr e en1ent. Distributing ~v,.... lie. 1.5 641--1700 bet . 13th from Laguna ~ teletype, JBM M a g n e I I c f1 {1 Apply in perl!On, Sl.95 {l('r hour. Good wnrk· 3!Jd . does not ~elude de· firm now recruiting men un '" NfiueI· (Shores) LltUe girl GREEN TREE GIU'd. Com/ Card, Short Hant! rusly. C-. oJ..ee ANCIENT MARINER 1ng conditions. llve.nes or collecting, Open. to learn all phases of our I =Etrt"=.=549'-'C~· --c----=-cc grieving, Please. c: a 11 res. Int/Ext. Frre est. New Presently t>mployed as 301 N 'th T tin Se.I Apply !ngs in Costa Mesa. FoW1tain sales distribution busine~. PART time Sec. accurate. C93-'929 La\\'IU!Free gard, 673-5322. Legal Sccrelacy. Good ai. us · rta Ana MAYWOOD INDUSTRIES Valley and South Huntington Rapid advancement to \\'ell groomed. Age unlm· ID.QUALITY LOW•t reference. Call 835-6176 beL 151 E. Coast Hwy 869 W. 13th St., Npt Bch1 Beach. Appl)' now by calling Mgmt position when portant. Flexible hrs, niti! $YSPECT neighbor or taking State Lie ~ .29111Cl 8:30 am or aft 5·30 pm. Newport Beach D'ELfVERY 8-4:30 Mon thru Fri. M!J..3013. qualified. Must be neat ap-offiCI". Send resume &: let· cat& 110tnewbere ln Orange >IL••• 5'1i,+10i. ..... E t . Telephone directories, apply FULL _ p"'-• help for Equal Oppor. Employer pea.ring, ambitio~, stahle ter. Write Classified ad 953 f Co. reward for re'"m J -~ . ..., · r,C NE ,D be~p a home? We 10 ..... al Op-Em I dally, Tues. Oct .,,.,th "-· "' ,_,~ & •-e F I all D•'IY Pilot P 0 Box ·~0 While..altereOinale i"belge r-i........,ral C.•.vl.!!M".~t; ·\I' hli.ve ipdes, nurses, '"""I" ....... p oyer Fri Nov 2nd.,· 11 :'m t~u2 stroke patient. Nursing ex-KEYPUNCH 5496 or 9610 ""v car. or ino. c .... ' · ~ • ..,..~~ "'"!!'~"I!'' • ~. 'I' ho u.a e k'prs comparuons. per helpful. CdM. MS-5316. exp. Perm p/time nltes.1.,;;83~l~--0304~~CaJ~~l~M~o~n~. ~ .. ~5~.!!!!!! IPC~°'ji;;;ta;e'"M'j:""'~·~Ca&.-;~;;;:;";:,;;;;;i\ 1 j\v.H IT E 1 do If . Fe-m , _ 5'1'1.-'6681. • $4 Ptlr Hour Laguna Beach.· MllBt be 18 .,......., for students. Hrl)I wage + 1 •pt4e.fem,64~1'4 • ... H~me'ma·k'ers . UpjoM· Boq_kk"p:e.J'._p/time pn1 1:.50 s. Coast Hwy, GAL FRIDAY .~~"3313: oper. exp pref.,lw MESSENGER & Pl't:ime EvC's &: Sats. Ideal ; Hu.skey/.Sarnpyp.n ml'<. V:it.. WESTCLIFF or over, have your own car, Fa.st growing ~al co . seek· · GEN'L HANDYMAN honuscs. Call 892-2258 or Cilsta ?i.1esa/ Red ~ , DAY .\\fork. General Oean· van or It. truck & valid Ing sharp indiv.~ w/avg LE~AL SF.CRETARY ~. ' •-••rd .. Ow-r s~. lng. Reliable Housekeeper. Personnel Agency Calif. Driver's License. ..,.....; & lite go-al of Experienced Top cm:len· I de -~ ha k .:::c;:=--...,-~...,-...,--1 • -w ,. -5 4 3 7 0 0 6 1651 E Edi.......,. S A, -~=~~-~~-~-I .., y•ng , . .•~ c 'al In •-1·d & Jdll• At n pe.uuenl n . Must PART tin1e. v.wk in Irvine, 642-1660. aft 6. MS-1746 '·,• . Own trans. -• · • ..,-., · · DENTAL ~. Ins. exper. Xln t ~tru'l'ing sal~ ti s ~ s ' mag make nice appearance. Lost black & wtlita lg cock• plumbJ.ng, tbc·lt. F & B· 541-~ (Mark~enter) & clerical exper. Good & co. benefits. Good poten· card, wtll~~ot.sct!nd/)r Call Steve Smith ~';~aJe°~~r. o~91~' a-poo.J'am.ie & black ·beegi<e home Repair, 645-1403 C.M. area, Sec. file clerk, -wlchildren, 847-2566. tial for advancement. corporate. ura 645-5333 Ii dobetinan mix·Fred. Vic. Haollng rec. so, part tlme full tbne BOOKKEEPER, ·full-Charge, Jason Best Agency LEGAL Secretary, expe1-. • PERMANENT Part un1e ot Mission· Viejo. 830-359:1 55&--0999. male or fem •. heavy exper. DISHWASHERS 17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly. mature for pattner in 3 . METAL GR.INDER en1ployment, nlghts only in-~ard.. LOCAL moving & hauling * TYPING * w/CPA prelerred, x In I v.;ith experience, mature, Suite 2L3 963-6775 man law flnn. N('IU' 0.C. Would ~reler ~xper. person, eluding ·weekends. ~tature · 'bY-sfu(lerit. Large ·truck. . salary & benefits.· For appt. English speaking, reliable Airport. 83J.362'l. but \Y.ill tram any very & dC'{l('ndab!e. ()V('r 21 male ltt\LE lriSh Setter, V\c: Reas. Ba'"".". 534-13'6 or M)'.' HO?.fE * 675-3308 -'~al~lo.o:633-:o:.'13l=cl:..,.,_~-~ men. Apply betwn 12 & 5, GENERAL Maintenance Ll G _ _, . h Se . L.f mechanically t n e 11 n ed or female. Apply Paulo Harbor Blvd/Ray Schoo! •. ,., · ·· A ~· ~1 30th Bal ?.1an for a small nursing FE u ....... Wlt nio; 1 e ""l'l!On who is a highschool Drive-in, Costa Mesa. Mon CM S26 Bernard, Apt ,,A 61'--0G-i7. Help-Wanted, M & F Jlo BUILDER'S Harch1'are Co. 00.m""'"'1a·, ,JUN • RSI., . . home. cau (TI4l 494-8075 sav. male, .18 ~-1<> hrs. ::::.,d &: learns f t thru Thurs aft 7 pr.1. •« -· o·RlVEWAY·s , _ m 0 v e d, In Np!. Bch. seeklng n1an Pen, .B. ear En-1 1 1 r · ,,....... "'k LL Mamt wk 586--0860 ... ~ as · ~~ d I d di"' •~ to learn business ~3454 trance. or app · o m ..... w. . . OPEN 'TIL NOON TODAY PROFESSIONAL fam y:/2 Lbsr: Male Black &: Tan ipoa er gra ng, u=S ----------El Tot'\l ECHO JOB AGENCY l'hildren tbo)'s age 5 to 7\ ~rman ,,, 22nd St & 1,rimmed 7 . hauling, inisc. A FUN PLACE CAR Rental Representative DRAPERYmanufacturer GIRL FRIDAY LVN-RELIEF 315 3rdSt..SuitC'203 ... _,_a -pctenel D•Y ............, ·• ' · fr9..883 Must be good w/figures & needs expe l" l enc ed or Li •= "" -~ .. ~~-Ave CM •-ward• TO WORK I Man Ottlce, te bookkeep. 3 Days :J..11, 2 Days 11-7 Huntington Beach 536-1439 hou-k--•· who" prin1a-' ,;::-w1.,•8 or .,.,,;,..;_~ · SkJPiOA.DER & dump truck ~~!.o:.".eeting public. Call trainees tabllng & machine good ES "" ...... ,~ '" .n<r.... .n<TVJ&.:>. : •. ~,·k. "--crete, .,phalt, ~ "'10-• I.OU opera ton;. Good pay . Ing. Must be L"?llector. NURSES AID 7-3 MOTHERS helper "·anted afl rcspons. 11111 be !he cW'I" nu .....,,, • Prclerahly one w/s1ckroon1 Xln't pay w/merit increase. sch & \\'kC'nds, 01vri trans. o! thl" childr~n & \\'ill inc sa\\.·ing, breaking. 846-TUO 5'~ R. t CARPENTER-Marine, ex· holidays & vacaUons. Beach & ambulance exp 6 hr d"v I cd · .• 1· WST; grey cat w/long t!.il & short hair. Vic Coun· ~·s, Laguna. 494-fai98 .... ~c.· 1 Drapery Sel'\lice, 900 \V. . . · · ...,, Ftiendly re ax atmos· 644-5325 lite housekeeping uu ll"S. 32 FT. f'URNITURE Van {1('1'. to 'vo'"' on .,;, mo or 17th St. CJl,t. cons1~ part time. Send re. p~. L?w pa.tie~t load. 7• '"'°>~IU~S=l~CJ~AN--S~Loo-kln~g-l-or 'l'hil.I position is of a for local turn haul! & gen'I e eu en sailor. 6478848. Eves. =coco=~=~~-~~ sun1e. Paid holidays &: ms. bl R f' pernuuwnt nature & ref will h ling "'"-!°"2 5.ll 27~968 ·::c-<,e;'"cc.=~===~ DRAPERY workroom help Write Cla:ssitied ad #973. Call 549-3061 capa e m~r. e s. be ......... 962-8587 Sat & Sun 1---1~ au , .....,.. oi;i • -""· -.. ..,,ded ~,1 M••• ·-a. 0 ..... Pi! PO D-J=" Call John or Bill 557-8151 .... ... H•alth Clubs 9~1671 Costa Mesa, Ca.HJ. 9li2Ei. . L ~ NEED lite duty aut o G. ~ CASHIER/HOSTESS """' ....., ...... .,,.,_, Qt, •. ouA """· · & alt 5 on MON . TcR;;;.::!M""t~o.;;.;m~,,.;;;;.;c-. -ro-nv-.-,-1('~~ • ee pi~eFa~~~·PP~~~ DRIVER wanted, male or Gm.LS Needed • Apply in Relieve all shllts. ,salary mechanic to work days. Y.'ill REAL ESTATE SALES f male ?.lust be dependable n Port Theatre 2904 commensurate w exper. pay good salary + comm. I cassettes $9.95 + tax. Trim N HI I Jose Restaurant, 9093 E. & ood dri . rd t persoE ,_:.1 H CdM • Parle Lido Health Care. 466 Apply in per90n, Hoover Babysitting To Rhythm, Inc. P.O. Box ow r "I Adams, Hunt. Bc:h. g vmg reco ' . 0 , .........,. wy., Flagship Rd. N.B. 642-8044. C™!vron, 3048 Bristol St, New office in Llguna Bea('h. ! 21.93, Costa Mesa, Ca 92626. drive company manager in Must i,..... licensed, t.iut 1\•ill! BABYSIT ho d BUSBOY CEMETERY N.B. area. 536-1036, GUARDS MACHINIST CM. C'Onsid<'r eagC'r, new sales-·1 nt-...r \\'eek~. By"C:C._ d',fY. I CH~O~UffC.;;.;.~l~N.;.cn_l"t..::.____ \\·rekd'.lYs call after 5:30. Short Run Production & Sin· NITE AUDITOR people. l\!anv advan!a~C!'I. • '6"~ '""" Irruned. emplO)"fllent f/time le Part ,..__,lions. C I D ' S 1.o.1. · or •·eekly play room· fenced DAYS 001\'IESTIC Help George ar pltime. Inside ""'uk. g VII"'" Hotel or club exper, req'd. ontac : or•• m •n 1 yard Near Eader School and Allen Byland Agency, 1()6.B \Vork any shift. Uniforms Work on interesting mate.rials Kriolvledge of NCR 4200. Americ anHom•R•altor i 968-3)65 FUNERAL E. 161h St., S.A. 547-0395. tum. N.B. & C.M. area, Call using mediwn to large size F /ti1ne. See Perwnncl J\lgr. 8i5 N. Cst. Hivy., Laguna • C•binetmaklne or DONUT Shop, ni1e. Female, Lou Vickery, 833-0600. ext lathes, nlills & drills. Balboa Bay Club • 494.Jl)()l * I Full & Part.Time COUNSELING agco 23-15. Apply In perl.!On 2165 9 am·3 pm.. . 4 d"v . '"' ...... , .. u·-"· "'th 12'21 \\/.Coast Hwy., N.B, • REAL ESTATE 1· CABINETS & furnit11tt> Mr. Donut. 135 E. 17th St.. ....., ..., 11<.Jtil """" ,., SALESMEN Remodeling & Boatwork Apply 3·5 dally Costa Mesa. HAIR.ClJITERS & assist, overtime on an as required ,,.,. ~ , .. chance for advancement, "'--'-TIME FOR Why 1101 work ln the hoHei,,1 11 Patios. 0<tor.i219 • • ' lSI E C I H DRIVERS wanted, for full · G ~. e. , oas wy. "' tiJ 1 p ill. V . male or Fem. he. . T. 9 UICK CASH ar('a . l!unt1ngloo ach •. Carpenter ' . ' Newport Beach au u ac c 1 e w or part time \\'Ork. Musi Benz movin· ahead 979-9345 Day or night Uiift openingll. F'oun1ain Valley. Lct us HOUSE OF CLEAN Memorial Park Is located have own car. Xlnt job for HOSTESS Cashi 21 THROUGH A train you. Call Phil lofc. * AlJ.. TYPES • Equal Oppor. F.mployer on the tnllside overlooking school or 2nd job. Flexible er, over · Apply in penK>n r-.1onday· Nanll't. VlLLt\GE REAL Big &: Small Pror. care for home or ofc. the Ne\\'JX)rt Bay area. hours. Ask for Dan Leon, mature. Exper. Apply a.ft Thursday DAILY PILOT EST \TE ""3 4567 5$-I648 Carpets, upholstery le floors. at 1920 Harbor, Costa Mesa 2:30 pm. S:ee Mr. Hagen, Edler indu&trles Inc '· ' ' • ...,, · · CUSTOM Wood .......... , .... .......1. MS-5745. ASSEMBLERS Cemetery lots, crypts & or call 642-9452 after 3 o8ram11.tiss 1~~neA.d HambCMurger 2101 Dove St Newii0rt Jkacti WANT AD Need a "Pad"? t'ta~ an adl ..,.,, .. '"""""I \VU£ cl<an your hou· se or niches. Be tore need 1 1 et, ~ ams. , Across fro~· Or""""' County ,C~n~ll~64e:.:o2-~561=8~. ~~~=~I I: repair. Vince Lenhott, purchase: plan. EARLY morn ng r o u e HOSTESS DAYS -~--M & F 673-Ul51 aft 6. 53&-8415. apartment. Monthly-Weekly· lmtm)di.ate opening for~-delivery, 3-5:30 am. Call • ~A:::~'-''°"j"~"~:HiiN]'S!'S-~[~Hie;l;piiW~t~ni;iledi;i;i,~M~&iii;Fii7~1i;iOiiiiH~e~li;p~W~•;;;n~l~ed~, iii;;~;;;i7~1011 Hourly. Occupied or empty. trortlc as.wmblen:. Requil"OO A fU1 growing CQmpany S,1&-4TI2 moms. 96.S-8915 Petite-Auberge Restaunint, MACHINISTS Phone 847-3150. is a mtnimurn of 6 months with, complete 11 e r vice ;';'="~·~....,,..-,=,,.,---I 3800 S. Plaza Dr., S.A. Top pa,y for skilled general Trader's Paradise Masonry rclated exper. in one of the facllltles. Mortuary. Clui.{l('I. B!ectronic Technician 566-0556. machinlsl. Must k:oo"' punch following aree.,s. Mausoleum & Crematory all 2 years school + 2 Y'BN HOTEL desk clC'rk/cashier. preSll set-up & die repair. 5 lines ' SLUMPSTONE. block walls. \\'lthln the cemetecy. experience desir11ble. Will Must know NCR 4200. Con· lmmed. o{l('nings -Costa times planter. Expertly installed. • Touchup of PC Boa.ros We want 2 emotionally usisl develop1nent of tact Dick Hannan, Airpo11er l\lcsa, 642-&)80, ~~a~: priced, Bob , • stuffing PC Boerds mature men. No exper. medical lnstrun\C'nt11. Send lnn Hotel. Phone s.u.nyo. * MAIDS * dollars' • cable&: Harness AJ«mbly necessary because ol our resunH.• to Bio Dynamics HOUSEKEET~ER. ch i 1 d Pan or t''ull Tin1e \VJLLIAMS & SON MaM>nry. COMPUTER professional traininr•. Do not Inc .. 17542 Armstrong Ave, care, hve 1n, own Br & Ll.L. ~Hotel 673..f!i!OO • · No ~.-0 Bn'ck , " lrvinl', Calif. 8 -·" w ·>~'"' DUNE-Buggy parts, y W .,.1c. · ~· • pMs up this oppor1unlty, a. non llluv ... C'I', son1e . chassirt, eryglne, a x I es' block & stone. 5.%-6371. AUTOMATION, ENGINEERING TECH English rK'C. gd i;al!U')' ?11AIDS \\'anted ex!lt'nentt wheels & t(tes, 1'1)8.ltY olher p Intl a PHONE SENIOR 830-0050 not necessary. Tht> Roc:lcv .. ft)' parts. WUl ·trade for 00.125 1 p1;,~h1nging INC. 644-0212 3 or more yrs ('XJ>er, in lest· l{OUSEKEEPER "·a.ntM to Inn, 1"°° S. E. Bristol . Ci\I. trailblke. Will d1 ellver.1-.;..:i:::;.;::.0~:2----I lng & troubleshooting of live in Laguna Ik'ach, 3 MAINTENANCE 968--0296. Complete House Painting 18651 Von K1rm1n digital circuitry in core children, Priv rm & bath, • MAN Jo~REE a: Cl)!:AR 23• John Cw;tom Int, \\"eather proof Irvine DARREL WARD mcn1ory symen1s or college salary open.' l\tuat dri\'e must be familiar w/plumJ:>. AllmMd beet , 4 trailer. Exter. No job too gma.ll Jcv('l trainln1i: in OOi;:ic elec· 4!M-7258 tng, electri.;al ·" general Looks & runs like hew. ·Free estlmtltell Ux:al re~. EQ-ue.1 Op)Xlt". Em1~oyer t tronic11 tM degree). Re· •1 OU SEKEEPER/Cornpan-carpentry Hotel t> X Per Trade for tncome,ll!'~!-91.~ CERMAK PAINTERS I•!!!;,.!!!!,;,;,!!!!!!! ...... !!!! 11 .P. le Dir. or Sales SpoMibilily ~ncludes a.ssem· lon, 4 days wk, 'J'hUl"ll lhMJ nel"t'SS. See Pt'l-sonno..•l Man· $6000valu9. Owner~ l-~~-="'.:,'~~1286='---ASSEMBLERS bl)I, test & evaJuatkm of s11n. Must have cn r . ager · MOBILE hom;Ji;)t In Polrn PROJo'. wal\coverlng atat• Solderi,ng, ~hanical 11.113em· CbEANUP &: Delivery Boy, prototype. C'Ofl' memory 673-4755. Balboa Bay Club ~ rt G •-. II Ile.' No. 279514, m.ur .. all bl ""II '~ , ex-r F/Ume. Apply in penJOn, modules &: rc\ij.led test HOUSEKEEPER II I 1221 W rururt Hwy NB """"le. ~· '"'" on IO Y or ~,,.., "''"'ll "" • equi111TK!nt. Submit resume ' ve 11 • " (!()Une, Ind mbllt1tp1 pt,y0ff ~.of PGPtT. 71 4 : helpful. Cole tnstntment llutc'C'Kln's. 140 lndustriftl or apply Stnnde.rd Mem· Lovely home, adults, 11.-ork MAL E, 11 v e .111 a t· $8,900. Eq. $1\100.: tJr very ~ .• 2(1;3.4 Placentia Ave., _,,:;W~ay~, ;::;M~·=--~~-<irl~. Inc. (SUbfridln.ry of Mon-Fri, 6M24& tendantloon1panion or -pmr.. J'O(XI auto Ol', ?? 640-1000. F 1 RS T c I a 5 s pal n-C.M. 642·8080. Equal Oppor. COMPANION; ooo day fl Applied Magl'ctics Corp.), OOfED. Emi:>loyrnent ava.U, nune for eld<"rly genUemJ\n. ·i T·BIRD 'CLASSIC 1con-1t~ng/I. rpa1,r,:.,m!.~~g. ·.,._~ ~~1•. ;Em'°"~pfuy~· ~"'"'-· ~-----~~k11°11<1!:;'. 4!~:J7°4val\d, no 2'n1 S. Anne St., Santa Ana, for genernl car wa!h help. Penn1 · S30& ",' 6d7:>;..3>1hl.~t vert. la.at ot1 U'.it klnd, will ~ .. ,,.~ ,. ,..,.. ""' ~ntLY qf electronic l o"iOi".:iiiiii'~ii;~~ ... "iii"iiiiiiOi QUit 92101. Apply in pe1110n. Newport iavC' cnr rt•· ,,,_.,, · trade tor ~at of equal ..:.:::C!""-------parts. 1'..lte prcl!-11\\·ork. ~·111 CTRONIC 'H Ce.nt~ Car \Vniih. 150 MANAGEMENT Vll.lue, power or so 11 . PAINTING: inside nnd oilt. train. Days & \~ 11wln1r shlfl. CONSUMER LOAN ELE TE.,. NewpOrt Ctr Dr, Nil Ir Udo p~11sive nnimal 0011plr:11l TI4-49-l-28SO Stnll.11 jobs too. Lo c.; 1 Good conds. &: bc:nefl1s. PROCESSOR T~t. Align 6p, 2·30 MllZ Car Whll.h, 481 E. l71h St, t'll"Kfln17.ation , N.B. .....ek11 NL~ Rltear Sew In S: re.(erenreti. Call ~ ,~~l~Z-~U77"'-'~' ------Cnmmunlcl\Oon11 t'<fUIP. 1nd Ci\1 ('~·tic nian!\i:'t'l' IC'I ovC'r- Machlne potbl,hle W/tAbiC after 5 p.m. AVON MAKES Experienc.cl ClllJS pho~ pn!f. Ask ror tl\1~fEDIATE OPENINGS ~ Opt"l'Utlon of 3 ropitllY $320. or canlriee, Want PAINTER, highlY qu11Jif1cd. orn.JSTMAS THE SLASON Bob Sh...,lc. Pal ElectronicA, Ne1v Accounts TellC'r 1:1'0winl( o(c1. F.xpcr In fl('r· trttvel trailer of cqunl value. efficient, would like )'Our TO DE JOT.J..Y UNITED &i~l Wasrmlnl'!ter B1\•d., Please Cot11tu:t 1'>1\fil'l & g<!11'! ¢<' n1ru1si::e.· 645-&C$6 bu.slneu. Rea11onab l e . Earn extra J]'IOney for Jt{ft11 CALIFORNIA BANK \Vei;tmlruatcr. S94·330l. Kf.'y11toneSnvin~&to:1.n ml'll{ rAAent!al . S111 + ln· BEAUTIFUL mink 1tolc 1e11s 642-Jl58. u M AVON Repreknta1lve EXEC. SECRETARY 4301 MacArthur Blvd., NB centive. Corp. hcn~rtt11, 11'f'Or. Ulfl.ll J yr ok1, vi.i:irn only * PAINTING & STAINING In yoor spurt' time. Call: 20l Avrnldn Del l\ltir To V.P. Rt Ca11hk'r of ln· SJ3:0367 "harin~. Send n.'ltUmC'. ttl 8 times. \VIII tn,d,e for ltOOref(lr CX· "\Vhlle Ele91lnnt14•• avet· 0 11ntllro ad no. !IS\ C' o tNUt•poraUon cnr. G+t-~ 1''REE EST, Jlm 979-1186 1 -'~,".w"eed'---1-1 -6-Re-,-,-.. --492•5123 per. ln lhal aJT8, SA.lary • running your hou5e'! 1'Ul'n Daily Pilot, P, 0 . Box 1560. PROF I -~· --.. h t'Qn\m~n!l:uratc wfexpcr. them Into "Ca!!h" , , , Atll Co!ttt\ ~f~. CaU!. 92626. Tho fiute•t dri.;:r• tn the we.t. . pa nter. t!Ont~t wv• ... ~Win asuru 10 tnu1 c 11 St s 1~ ••• 1 Delly lot Oanl.Oed reu.. Int/ext, fr'Ce est. Tum them .tnto cash Equal Oppor, Eniployrt' a eve m '" them thru • DaUy Pilol The fa11tc11t ttl'llw In the WC'n. fld. 642-6678. Rf!fll. 643-2759, &U-3913... 1 CALL O.Uy PUot 64S.53l3 clauU~ ad! , .. a 0.tly J,llol Clanlfled RESTAURANT HELP A \'aricty iJI attrac1 i\'(' full & part-thne jobs arl: availah!c.· 11•ith th(• 01M'ning 11f an exciting, yet t.ra· dltlonal Bnt!sh puh. TllE HOSE: ,~ CRO\\'Z.,: ls a fun plllC•' offrrlni: ht>flr!y f•JOd .~ dl'lnk & lh·ely c11h•rlainmt>11L IL o!fc1·s sorne1h i11 i.: f,.1· l'\'cryi>nC', c.·s1X'c i1llly our staff. \Vr r.:-qufrt l•ri~hl & r('Sponsiblc [X'Opll'. Appt ar· anrc Is i111pur1 1n\I . * BARTENDER * BAR TRAINEE * MANAGEMENT TRAINEE * WAITERS (Dinner) * WAITRESSES (Cocktail & Foodl (f'or the 11lx1\'t po~l tlon~ you mu.st he 2l y~t\1'$ or 8 1:;(' l *COOKS *TRAINEE COOKS * KITCHEN HELPERS *HOSTESSES * BUSBOYS * DISHWASHERS Appl~· In PY.~on -No Pholll' Cn\Js f'IC<a.<:t ROSE & CROWN RESTAURANT SOUTH COAST V ILLAGE, SANTA ANA f\V. Sunrlo<A't'r & So. Plain Dt·) I Jn ,\.~l. • 2 P ~I. & 5 P.r.t. · 7 P.~1 ., Och:ibe.r 30th .\.31st l - ) ' t at DAILY PILOT S.wrdq, Oct.obtr 27. t!Jn Hefp #anred, M & F 710 Help W•nted. M a fl 710 n•rp W•nted., M & P' 710 Help wanted, M & F 710 Furniture t10 uaraoe ~•I• 112 mlsctllaneous Ill Mu•k•~ ln1trument1 m 1 "• Radio, HIFI, ...,_. RF-U. ~Air: SAJJ.:S SAL~:I>'. Awrna1• 1!1U"t1lni11 In SECRETARY SUCCESS CAREEJt l'\l'!.''' of Sl),000 11n11ually. Wllh min vf 3 yn ex~r. ~""'' ur exfJ'rlencKI. Join !hf. :"nhonRI Co. 1•1!1l11.blh1hin1e in vdll Ix-1uppol1lf"i the Mies \\'orld'! la~sl anti ll\a1esl hnlln<'~ )lf'l\'ll1t! ~ntiol\llll rrautn«:l'r ' m1inufactwilu: lfJ\hl1ng ~le orpnlu.tlon ~ll t11n1Ui{houl the U.S. nUH\aif!t ln tuU •rray of with a Ml"''Ork of O\'t"r lJJ 1'l't'd~ 3 ttprt5t'nta1ivC!1 ~o ~tl\rtol di!UM. Must oltict>1 and ix'ro1rl(' ti '~11 \7tr1ou!i r1t1t'11 J. In tuive llh & Rood typil'\K 111t'n1bfr ol our l\fll1.nn111r,. \1•n ic11. quallfu·d llUt;l'i!iiSlul sk1ll1. An t'1i:Chin11: joh 111 Cltib. tilultl-miU)on i!ollur b1.1s11M.·1Snlt'll 11'4 IKlll'Ollal a )'OOJll:, $ut'C't'.,.ful com-adl·er11sl111: progran1. ~-~· "t' ho o I ntlmu1l~tr11ton1. putl.'1' orient~ co. Sc-nd gwir.:inl~I llceniclua srhnol l{eprl'~nt11tl\t'1' n\U.'ll be l'l'IUmt! or apply: F.itrrUent M.11·1 1rrih1!ny. llHiture. nc;,t 1n appearance, Standard M•morles, Inc \\hot i~ )!ltlr lii·1 niw \\t1r1,1 nlJJr• ht lrn\l'i & ("Qnl· jSIJbsldU.1')' of App I J i'(J tu ~1;u~ Chr\'k •111r n1t1nthly 1 niu111<;.,1c-" lop It' v e J lotagnr!lC"ll Corpl hJll\IS r11,1i.:n11n \\l111•h 11u•11n•1 buioh1e11.snll'n, l'oun& g:ro11-1h mt s. 1\Jlne St $SS 10 you• P!t'asc l'illl Co. 111uch mi:1111 for ad· Santn Ana Vl~\n1a Jon1•s R.\>-41\ll . y3~n1(•11t S2!l'.l "ttk draw l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,.iiiiiiiii SECRETARY ---------.;;..s.;;; St1reo -~~a:'h• .. 1:!~~1!; ~~·~'.}ftS~a~Ji~NC e;,~'=:' :~'!:n~1!. *PLEASE HELP* ":~1~!ttia:r.upri&bt pt, BOCP'..N S.S.~iver StlJ, POl"*)nnrl, lull or pa.n t1mr. \\' HETTt;R •1JRNmJRE' atanda, IPrink & n1all,,.M. WE NEED _.23.19 , Garn.rd A.T 6 Tw:n!Al~ $18. 5-A..-!W'n's let' Crt'am F'11c· 9 nra~N" On11J1tr, 11twe-1au. t.letal ~-. wht leather 2 BEDROOM HOUSE \.l.'OODEN Manufique B F1at Carrtn:I SL &.'J Tunita~t' tory, 117 Orourl-.·t1)', 1...11.guru• t'd, ('elllCr rukled. ctu111proor, day bf!d. la.mp.a, chain, ~·Ith llU"ll:tt r~ yard fOt' 2 Cllll'lnel. Xlnt oond.. 112&. ~. u:; ~ 1Sf>e~2) ss1 ~11.ch. Gi..Q.J.14 $99. Armo!Jot. cnm S99 Softui 1-mall labhs, dlabtt. Ch!Jia medium 1-b:td dng• "'"ell 1930 Port ~uhourne N.B. W .. ~ tl' en Cablne 11"10 11··-~ \'ORK? ·~ • u ~-•-129 l .S. mclmac, pots, PlUUI. tralnt!d Ir vervobc.'<tlt'nt!1 , ~ 1 rtallan Prtrv. Sterm 1 ' "'··~ •v \ -p . ...,HUO~ , _.e. kilchen .... ·a.ni, &l&Ac•. pie-J\lATURE."'ORKJNG I-ENDER Coronado II, ~. Pholll! m-&'69· DRIVE A CAB! dn"Mtt mimJr, bed S149. ture lntnft, VUt'a, coUtt ('OUPLE xlnt ~~. $12l. ~~~~~'fr ~ho~~! :.: ~~~fi~~~~ maker, to&llet", tab It? VERY ~NSIBLE! ~s.-~ra "°"'· J\fl'n or women. Can tohle & 4 c/u\ll'tl S.19. Sola, radkll. bedspread1, plllow1. \\"'tll take i:x1i-,,rnf'ly i;ood Offic• Furniture/ , 124 1 II s , he ~ll:htly handicapped. ct1ulr, 3 tables, 2 lanipti, a.ti u1.blecklth.•. lronlnG; _!nltd. catt of homet PIOOAt!' <'all Equip. . ''" 10 You . Neat-Clean AppearaJK'(', St49. Sofa and klvM:-at, 3 ~ botUec81.:.. mlscBa. l1olb6 E. l'\'eti, and ··~,.M~ls M8·7Mil'I. -'=""'-------I''-------~ !,OI Vis, tttlttd. i\a! 2!S to 70. l1tbles, 2 larnJlll, $199, Sp«.illl V\.~an vu., oa · ($1115 n1ax.1 EXEC swvl chna $15/25 ~c 3 lines 2 -Times $1 supplement your Income. liflving~ on hOl1d1lt! ! ! Ca11h &73-'1988 Sat & sun. ~,~.,.~~18~f2.l~Joe:""£1i~""~~@l~~~··~,~f·~~·~ Drlye a cab 6 hrs or more a & F'lrtW1'.ing. BoL\ ava.llnhl", J\1 0 VIN C ! 'f l'1l sh & NO LIE • • .• • . • _!>I.en:(: 111)7 \V. 19. Ci\{ 642-3t08 day. Apply in person, ltt:POSSF.S.'\ION CF:Nn""lt trcasurt'ni a.ale, som"ethitifl I BUY!I ,\UTOr.tA'flC typev.Tiler LOV INQ. bllnd" mi l'e +IXlOdl• ''e0ll<lw Cab Co., 186 E. 16th 6lf.I E. 4lh St., S1111ta AJJn of eyery1hing 5 sets of ceii· • l''or sa,le ' desperately needs bom~ ug111m;t l!~l\'ral l'Oniml!i!!il)n REAL ESTATE SALE S ;~1~ for uppt call (7141 'rt... ln\l'f'sl n1en1 ihvlsion of Vlllni;(" Heal J-.;51a1r ill ~"1·k· ini,: 11.1•tivc li<.'4'11M't•!I 1>.lllhn: 11) <'i.111111•! lhi'lr kr11•11 l•<li.;<> & i111111u\~ rhh'r lrK"01l1~. ('.On~f!l('I F'11111k l..t'Hn!. St., Costa /'.tesa. Dally 10 to 7 * &mdny lJ,5 ln1 lo floor shutte.1-s, reel. Good, late model fumhure & Call 833-8Zl7 · Lo\.'1'11 child1~n. Owner movr \Ve are looking for 11 top \VOMAN 30 or OYer for jOb FORJ\L\L Pro\.'. Seuee • chr. SlO. _(ll&Jtts 75c. Bikes applJ&nCP.11 or sqll for. you!! p • /0 826 Ing. :>-19-13911. • notctl ~•ary lo learn the plat'efnl.'flt.."i. Nev.·port otc. eh11.ir In exqul!lite Rose $15 4 $20, d!~s. sll~r MASTERS AUCTION 11no1 rg1ns NEEDS lovt', Jark gl't!y 4 SALES Hd biz. If you t ake 8A-4P or 3P-11P. Would Bl'ocalelle. H~rdwood carv-traYS, 2 Cane Be.t.'fc \Valnut :WS\-lr: Newport CM IH!r8686 • PIANOS yrllow kltten1 7 wks. fenll ORDER CLERK ;~:':i~t~~yKt'..t: ty:u\~~l lite 11~ troln lnexper. at ntin, \\'age , ed tr~ $295, Fr/Prov chrs, baby caJTiage & 839-0974 att. 6' or Sunday "'ill pay l1 ine neuterlOJ ;\lus1 ).,.. abk• 10 1•1mm1nncfttt' Cull 6.lfi-4{171 beh\'n !'IA-4P. mlrTOr 47'' IOOJf $35, Prov. lltroUer, recorda, lot.II more, &hind Tony's Didi. ~Jat'I. • ORGANS , fl~. ~. 1 1\ rusrvn11·r~ lly 1rlo:'phoof'. Ntallenge, Rf'ply Clas~ified leaUier top coffee &: comt!r come explort!. Sat, Oct. 27, * GARAGE SALE * °'"'!" p1·1t'l~ .t:. t'hi1\'t't1' ~do no& ss;..go ~lly .. ~~!· \~~.A.1110,~~ ~~~po·o~~t~~ 1a1Jle $1.J), Din. aet/4 vinyl ~~~~B.o 4pin. 21882 Summer 9larp. 11·omcn·s & tettn's FULLERTON .MU~JC FEP 0M00A1fe '/'!!e :'rle~· 6 m'i: I ila\•"' Tyflf' )l;d\"!I ordent & c~ irJJJ'Ji,~ .,,.,.,, '-""18 .. u. ..... , &i2,.-0oo1 eMlrs $25, ~tan'• Raleigh "'"-:;:::-c:::;-;:-;:;-,..-,.,,,;:-1 clotlnng -Size» 5-10 gttat Our Newe1t Location Spaved Qllld 11. 11 e ri1 cl.' qu-11' ,, (;,.m 1'fll vflll"l' [!)(Jll.'r. ~=====;;~ hlk1· S:itl, Bullfiglll pie!. FUU.. sl2e pool table, balls, h"-ain.s & .,...at cloth••'· 18191 Euclid Fountaln Valley g-n ·,.,.;.,7· i' \\'ORKING /'.lorn needs help, k b h -•· ""'" ... ~ ' 1,,....,.,,, J1<'lr1u! 37x29 $25, T" y s / l\I I 11 c. ra~ · cue1, rus . eue ra"", Pant sulta, rormals. dreues I Blk. No. of Sau Diego Free· .· • •1 f'l\JI :H9-::o.ll SECRETARIES ~our child ok, 546-6-l.81 a ir phone, 971-6269. b~1dge sleak. \'el')' good con-etc. Al.so: Encyclopedia&, \\'BY at Euclid. l\IUST h,nd gd .1~n1e, 9 ~ •.,,,...,..,....,,....,,...,..., J' •-· lo 5:::0 \l.•kclays. d11\on $130. 2 bean bag Nol'! r-ph•'"•· dl•I•"•. 557 "36 male P'\rt german ~pulfl ., I '.lJlllll <1p1•11-. i:.n1p yer & ~~~~~~~~~~\i R F:DF:CORATING moden1 h I •·• h bl ~·· '" ' R !al -1 $5 py, s'hot!l He. 64>2'l2!t j. R•ceptioni1 t / PBX llun1ini::ton Hnrhour L"Onclo. c n rs '" eac ·. 1 ack, guitar, plus n1uch n10re! en $ fOm . I~ ,,.:ir f•ld Al'JL"lrurllur:i! gAf.f:<iil\11\N, l\Tanufactut";'n; KEYPUNCH OPRS I~ Selling Phylli."1-1\,orris $35() 1 yellow. Formica coffee 3010 Park Ne\\·port No 214 2 Ye11.r old \Vefrnarancr; TrJ.d('I A~il<l>l.'lAllil11 IHli tlt'i'd l l:C'p, . Ne1\' 3~t retif"Cl~\"t' Irvine a!0-4-l50 I ....... """-Ocl1tgon gttnie table S75. 'r~~le i!~. st~&sc~bl~fre; 64-l-!133S, Nwpt. Bch , . ' trained, 'friendly, needs et:!, (lf tt HC'li'Pl luni.;t /Ph' 111at••rial usc:rl for hlt:h\\UY 178'>2 !.1cr Park 1 . V $200 Simmonx Tv.•in n1at-tahles. P.fahogany de'!!k. GE UPRIGHT piano ju,st lu.ned e P ianos. & Grandi 5pfl.Cioull hon1e 6f:t-Th56 ' I, n P .. ra, (Ir I l Y ti i l' t . t•nu·~ency Sl!,.'TIS, !or truck~. ~EVER A F'EI:: A'f TF:;\ll'() rres."I M't SlOO, $200 %"glass B/\V 19" portable TV "ilh $185., clarinet $JO.: ,bt:!lge New spinets fron1 S'195 BEAt..rnF1JL. Ownp ~ Jlci~n lil)/fl) 1~ nnL'lt ha\'<' hu~~. i:iolll'C vetllcleti, e11r.. Te111Po 'l'enip()rary Help 800 top coflr.e table S75. \Vhitl' stand. Chandelier. stauftcr Danish modem oouch . & 3 styles and finishes AKC German Shep, 3 )'!!' fr11nt office uppea1•n11c..~ & 'fcmlories open LA CoW1 y, l !ili:i'~~~';,'j~~:1ii:;:I :A;n;;t;;;~q;;u;OI;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;";;; I Pl\ttern coffee table nools. table. 963-21.87. chair S.50.; ~ couch ln Ww·.lil tl'.l' Grand Strauss spayed fem. 979-7799 I' rlt-wt:.ant pll(lrle niAnncn;. ~ Ora.n~e County, 9fJµ;QI ~ SECRETARY v.•/nclve.rtish1g E.'nd table. Uphol ehalr. J\1r. -.-c--G"'°'ARA""~G~E'""'s~ALE"""'""'*:--1 green print cost $1ro). ask· U 0 p1·ig ht pl.~10 .......... $69 •7 Mos; Fem. Sa11"1(J)'t!d : day, 3j hour \l"<'Ck. X!nt "-,1on-F11, Nlte Glo Products ~~I'. for active L"<lmJllUIY RED TAG SALE nobcrts, 8•16-.'\538. i""'""··· \va.lnut ...... f ..... table "caver "'"uicl $145 I C · -" r 1•-k Sha,..... v."Omen's & teen's ,,vz,_~ """' ••••••••· toStiper Specia1Home!, •·--!It,, ~" 111 r y 1-0111-orp. . in ne= n encrge "' \l.'Or rr. 0"" b"ye-ha··e ,· "' t · •· ~o · ,,..,...,~ ......... , SS Call PJRver pianos from $999 o""-""""* \ ~·~ -Good k'll U bkk ' '0 ' X"LNT -•><I, •. 11"-•·'on clothing· Sizes !>-10 Great .,,. ., .,...., """ . .~,.. Gi··-"·· ,",".'..A~•-, N-····~~~~.·~~:::0-"""-'-,,c:::"U 111en!lurnt(', skill~ & e.\· S1\LESGIRL for ?>le ns, 11 5· le pg. returned f1"0m E urop e '"' ._ ... u 49Z-382l aft 6 PM. or '''""'"' '"""" "" 1: perlen1·e, &nd resume 10 \\'on1l'nS, Ski & TPnn~ helpful. ChrL!f, a '16 -1 3 7 0 bu,ying St.•ve ral container 5'1r11, $2125. Pecwi v..'Ood bru-gains & great clothes! 963-3279 wkndi. Used 1tnd rebuilt. Priced TO Lovmg Mme, adorabl~ \\'t!11lern Gruw•·rs Associa· Cloth<'~ .it: Spoirt-"U'l'ar. 1-"'\i!I _0M=o='"~'~·==-~---· 1 loads of Old \Vo r l d r1inl'lle set, Formic" lop, Pant suits, formals, dresses fron1 $395. Y1:11nah1t -Knabe cockapoo pup, has all shat•: ti<ln. P. 0. Box 21'.'.ll. time, part tlnle & Chri~tm~s Sf>x;JlETARY / Bkpg-AcC'ls Treasul'es. These will be 2 lcuves, 4 chair8 $100 Blk etc. Al.so: Encyclopedlas, TREA.DLE ztewlng ma.chine -l\11&.SOn -l-fam!in -Ww·-·lM-0036 494-1412 1 n C 'Ir 9·~·· I I E A ply .., k Marble top ae~u. $50, NHl'I Goograph\cs, dishes, $35 .. lamps $4. &. up, kitchen 1. S & Cl " vln Ne1~'fl011 each, n . '""''"' \l' p. xp nee. P Ret·. .it: Poyuble, payro!J. n1-r!vlng shot1ly. To Illa f' guitar, plllll much more! table & chairs $20.. bar · 1tzei· -tor y ar... FREE puppies -ro lo , g pea. or call F.d Pa.rslry 833-.l\3S1 pcr!!On Cl'lll\\'tlY. Sou l h 2 i:il'I ofc. $•150 per n10. roon1 we are conducling 3 ~~~~e bs%'. ~Jg8nish 3010 Park Newport No. 214, stool! ;7, ea. Misc. USED Kawai -Steinway -Cable pie .. .176. cabrillo Streeft RECEPTIONIST·TYPrsr Coa.<;t Vil\~ 5."itl-R'lffi. 540-1143. d~ Clearance Sn I t!, 64-'"8nl, N\vpt. Bdl. USABLES 2560 Ney.·port Nelson -Kincaid -Cable Ccsta Mesa ~S-9651 P"-t•'•>><. lnl erior de~i•n SALES~fAN & ~arut&>er, cS~E"-C~U~R=ITY=~G~U7A=R~O=S~ Fn tlui.1 Tuf"S. illany, n1any COMP'J'. Spa.ni!d1 LR set, $185. 10121 Ku'"">. ~. ff""I. Blvd, Costa J\lt'Sll. Jl;30 tu -Ba.lctwtn -Ch ickering -SHANA & Conan to good " I • I "'2 & "P •'t•m•. ~-, '' IOI\.' as: D,,,,·-" D• ,.,,, B I '" v• ~· 5 T Soh>TI"\' ' 111udlo. 9 l\UI ru 1 pni Tu('!I. 11111 r ,.., en1. "" ·1 18 )'Ct1rs & u11 " ,.-, ,...... 1 T "'' • ·· ... · u · Bch. Sat & Sun. Solid ues U1ru Sat. " · llQn1ts, 1 yr rem & 1 mo lhru F'ri .·, 9::10 ''"' 10 5: 30 ni o 11 1 h I !>'. g u11 ran . t.f ~In"'• l'(UllP"".v hC'ucfits. Arn1oires S69. ~fa] recs fet/Hutch, $190, KPnn}()re PROFESSIONAL __ .....,. e Organs nude, nibcefl Shep. 494-89>U llrl_.,, r>;o ex""r neces~ "J S44, Chl'sts $69, Buffets $69, \\'sh/Dry S.10, or bst <1tr niahOg. headbrd w/attach. ac .. ""vlan 100 lo >'hOO!ie froni . Pn1 SAi . $2.50 per hour. ([ll1t "''· ' '::. · -' Pc1~n.~ n1;iy "Pl>ly bt.'h\Cl'll Dcn~c., .... •Ag, ~,,.,, Sl2, I od & •-.. -t I'\ $l25 · ~ violin bow & -,. b1·-' 0 --" 'l •--12l3J 110--.i'J.13 ,_...,..,.,..,... .... ., onany.552-0."ln . nte st •l!JlU'CS<:en 1e, ·· 6"'-"' • NC\\.' ""'"'IUldT>•de·lns r r •.• purt' .,_....., '-"'-·---i· &40-8150. " r . .....,.., · 9 ,!", 3, 3:.lij So. L1·nwn, Ana· Bookcases $49, Occ Tables kit table w/6 padded chrs, case $85.: several pcw cut 0 · ' ~ 199 Shepherd to gd homt! RE:CEPT / T)·p1 st Tl'ainN'. SECRETARY-SR. ht•im. Persons hired lo wurk 112.;M'.l. 1-:xrellent select"ion of KING size bed, dratting lamnc, 2 OOrne.r et e c. glBAS; pr violin bftsed pUgan • · '""' ·" ...... * 642-50'.W * · • "" N' 1 ,..,uip, sn1. appliances. d<!sk ,,.. I Hii1nn"10qd \\'frhythn1 •. 93951 ___ :_::::.:::.:;_,,:c_~~ L.'lw ~'irm . U . lJookNC -\\'ith min. of 3 )'rs exper. "-1\l 111 ._una igue . rhina & glass Oiristmas &" ctlair, shcJyes, capt. hotplate. ladder, pocket amps, much ntlsc. Capo Kimball S\\'inger ....... $795 TO Good Mm~ 4 pupplei. Irvine l'IN."ll. lll.'\·?.6"12. he ll\lpportUl.lt Uil' sales Equal oppmiunity eo1plo~·1·r gi fts. 111a11y fix 'em up Rlld h . 1il books, Sneyd golf clu~ &. TeITace, PetC!l'Sen 493-4088 \\lurlitzer 3 kC!yblai'tl ,, SJ\95 3 niales,_ l fetnak. l,art REPAIR.MAN ma.nq:ei· & p1'utl. man~r SER.VICE Sl&lbt Mt!Ch, t!X· ASA ".E l~ms.1 th W Id ~. e cab. e 1 c -cart1 le... many more bargains ORIG. Matiue Uno. Block LOwrey Holl day . , •.... _ $495 -poodle. MJ-t?29. To S·l.6:; hr. Sornc ni:•('hinr in r1.111 rui11v or seo::ni nrial per-tuneup-brake!. D ay 11, nhqu.1 o e or to Pease everyone. $1.10., Pica.sso Litho. S65 .. Conn caprilv •.•••······ $395 SAVE it froni tho pound, mN.1lani.cs baCkRJ'Ound for dutit'!!. :0.ht'>1-M\'e sh & gucxl good PAY & \\'Ork rond, -t 22 Rooms of Antiques 111CLA.INE La\l.'tlmower $170. MOVING-Twin bed hand Himshige \Vpod Block $.i(I., Thomas A-1 Spinet ..... S1 79 sml blk rock-a·poo? Need,I la'l'gf! println2 ('(), [)oe5 nnl typing skill5. 1\n. excltlni:t group ins. paid, Vill~re * From 22 Countries 'Antiq. couch $2!i0. Oak desk 111eat .slicer aquariu~ tank Da.li Etching $45., others.· lfammollCl-Baldwin----Conn gd home, ~2401. ha\.'e to ~ exper. in rhr job ill a )~1ni;i:, miccessful Shell 0.1 MG-1745 1957 Newport Ave. & chair $55. Color tv, S125. vacuum cl~aner. pl~ sm. Pvt. pty. 5J5.-009S Wlll'litzer-1..owrey-Klmball rli~ir ol bindery&: offst'I (_vm puter orirn1ed ro. Send 1 =2~S~ER=v~1CE=~s~t~a.=A~t1-e<><l~a-m-a. Costa t-.fesa 548-9033 ThomaMlle bullet&: table vacuum. band, extra Jrg. REFRIG. GE no frost 14.7 Yama.ha-Gulbransef I ~~~~~~~'!'!'~~ preSs mnrhine5 ere., but n-sume or apply. Standml 1 F"ull &: 1 p/Ume. Lite SSOO. 536-7300. \.\'rougt1t iron scon ce, cu ft, a•;ocado, 3 yrs, S~. FULLERTON MUSIC, I: ,, n1u.~1 be Yf'ry n1cch11nicnlly l\ternoriC!<, Inc. fSubsidiary ml.'Ch. exper. Apply Laguna FRI & SAT 9 TO 7 BnAN.D nu. beaut. "Strato-.Jl.Ssorted $thing & various \\'asher & dryer Kenmore, 122 N. Harbor. F'ullerfon I ""· ... _ 111.JI inclined. or Awlied l\lagrl('lirs Corp.) Chevron, f.i0.1 S. Const Hwy, EVERTHlNG l\tUS"f GO! Lounger, lo back recline.rs, hou!ehold ltems. 2209 a:d cond, $50. Twin bed 871-1805 . . n OPl:.'N TII. l\""OON TODAY 2221 S. Anne St., Sall!a Ana, LaguM Beach. Grt'Qt savings on fumiturt>, still crated, gold crushed Puente, Cl\t. &16-Qi97. w/hdbrd. $15. 646-2055 hno: Open Nights 'til 9 EOI9 JOBS f1-GF20~~C'' cC~o:;li~t.~!l'l;;ii70ti;:;, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-• SERVICE Sta. Attendant PrimitiYes, & collectables. ~~\~!.,· $200 oft r l' ta i I SET 2 la.rgt!: mahog. ctle.sts LICHT sectional J,25, 2 chairs Sat. 'tll 5:30. Sun. 12·5 Onns 854 · 3lJ 3i-d u1te • ., ~~ Islands only. 6:30 am-9:30 AUTifENTIQUES U"rr"V1 wlmin'ot $S0 and $75. $5 &. $10, Record pl1yer f O l -• Huntington Beoi·h 536-14.39 S•c'y1, Gir l Fridays 111n. NC!ut appear. Apply 2-128 Newport Blvd., Costa J\IDVING, must sell, stove, 30"x!i0" walnut desk $35. S."\5. Desk $50. TYJlewriter fBB rg3R BSSQnS e PUPPY WORLD • RN & Charge Nur!'C Bookke•pers n1orns. 2590 Ne\\·porl Blvd, l\1esa. 645-8018. $175, sofa $40, antlqut! trunk Washer & d~r $50 ea. s~. Bathroom s Ink . E 1.1g 1 1 sh Bu I.I D 0 gs, f'/time 3-11 shill CM. CARNNAL Glass: l\fa.rigold, $35, bedroom aet $150, 1.11sc Encyclopedia Britannica 548-5819. As long As You Llk•I Chihuahuas. Tiny ,Poodles, 8-17·351.i FREE FREE FREE 's~E=R~V1=cr=-s=1~.-.-,A~17"-""7a-nt 8 pc. punch set, 9Yr" vflse, ltems,6#-6111 $'.15, etc. 2412 Vista Hogar, o.-~R~E~ASO=~N~A~B~L~E,-~S~p71oo.,.t Non·playei.·s & players 11.el· Amt!r. Esk (S p-ltz J , ROUTE Man vdth clefln VnJl. Ll7. Rf'lndrrs" Agency Full tln1r , eve 11hifl. Exper. !~~·~:·I $300. or bl'st otrer, ~'lED. style dining set. 4 1 =N~•~·~=T="'==Blu~tt~'-· ~--c--Piano. Lrg. Doughboy po.ol, conie lo attend Tuesday Doberman, Pit Bull11, Bllil Par! or full tlnn'. Call (21 31 41:!1 \l.'f'Slf'rly Pince Neal appear. Apply, 2;J90 U"f<....-.n.nc. ctl11irs, blk wrought iron, l"Ul'tNITURE, bi c y c I es, compl<"t·e 1\1111 filter, etc. night 81 7:30 Pl\'!. \Ve want Tton1er; CCICkaflOO, Irl1h /170-7076111llrr Ii I 7 1 •I 1 Suilti lt;i, NB 8.13-Sl90 NC!11•porl atvd, CM. LGE. An1er. Ind ian rug, 41l" marble top table $150. 01ril>tt11as games & tO')'li, Professional drum set & everyone lo ll'arn to play. Setter .. 100· P.1IXED PUPS!! ~99-:IT.;8 F.suib!ished 1965 Stereo Components Blnck nu1..rblc Frenrh clock, X!nr cond. 5..1G-06J;) Baby clothes, tools, gas cymbals 5."J6-..81l)2 the organ! All materiah Stud servtc-e Most Breeds. "\\'eed fl "'-Reap" ~~ Salesmnn. Xln't oppor. Call KC'llni, music box 4fl'1-l652 BEAUTIFUL dining set, oval ~BQo~~is~~mM~ \VHIRLPOOL ~ u t 0 ma t i c furnished. ......_ Open Eve11: 5.11-5027 J.'ro1n tr-ca.~ul'('~ to tra.!:h Like to trnde? Ow Trade:r".a Hagemeyer, only bctwn 12 Antiqu• Dresser $65 table, hlghba.ck cane chnirs Ca•lo, Sa" Clem. (Ri'vi·•ca d<Y .. t'r, electric, , good eon-Toru Dieterich ·~n ctlarge. AKC Irish SMter pup1 or Turn them into <'A..~h P aradise eolumn is !or you! & ·• ,~ <>= hi •-'fi ' d 135 'f Ral I Ph 64 ""\ I _,,.,,,., b", •d In & ~ pm, ,,,...,,..,.,,,. 1877 l\1aul Cr., Ci\f. up seal3, new. sa.cn cc, Dislr ict) iuon . "en 11 e gh, on. 2~2851 .,... i; nuul.-o • " . d'WFwP ~ n:a10:Cl:a1 1867 Pump Organ, Hig~back, 8 ~· =59~ gold couch. GARAGE-a-Rama!· sat .• ~~-3 s:sk.....~~~e, Xlnt COAST MUSIC ~1~:f·5 ;~~~at~ns~·bg:: -. . STOCK CLERK a beauty. Nice Chr1.!:tmas Co ~·II L'k No\.'. 3rd, 9-6 Fairview Bap. SfEAL" -· ·~ Go Ne\l.'port Blvd. 'at Jlarbor $l2a-$200. 1-73!>-1552 gift. $350. ChYnr. 586-4590 ntemporary "'-" ng. 1 e tist Ollll'Ch, COr. Fairview "" >V•' ~. rgrous Costa l\lesa. S<nne e:io:prr. worki"G" w/elcc. Ironic t.'OmpQllcnts prefC'!Ted. Sb)u Id kllO\Y rotor code. r.'!\v. $50 or tnl.dc tor & F11..lr Dr We need Items huge Spanish w rought ·SCHNAUZERS, raft Wack. Appliance• 802 freezer. 531-:;rot f'ves. In good oXxi. F'<r pickup iron/wood Chandelier w/18 stud Ul'Vice, 11: r o.om l n i: FREIGHT DAJ\fACE SALE DELUXE w 11. t e r bed , ca.II 540-0938 ' golden gl11..u in 1ert1. PIANOS -ORG:ANS temu. 871-8182; 522-8300 alt New Hotpoint r ef rig • 8 , kJngsize. Leather frame, 494--4(l'z; ·New 4 l./sed. Great selection. ='~·==~-~~--=I For In ed In Cill M><y Beth Woman's World 642-5678, •xt. 3~0 Littl .. Waistecl! For The Family • .. ,, t ~\' '-.!J." •• • ' ./ c.. -I ' , ., ' I 7332 ' ~ > I .... , ' ' " ' 9351 \; SIZES 7-15 ' "' I !:='-~ : !·::it.I.)• thrifty -kn11 <'n1ldll• ~ 1lf...,;.., 1Tfe..-r'- .\ \\'n\\' 1r1 winl•'r·1\h1to' ,,,. h'>fh(•u M•-l)ritthl wnols lnr S1n,,l.11 1!to·rn1•1n p11r!11'" 11m! 'r(WJ\' :\H11•"1' Ill•' l/l''!I~ J.h!ljl· 1ni: "' ll"OtJl fl!ld liat•'-t:u ~~: f'r1n11-d l'fl Ut'rn. 9:1:)1: .lr.1 1111ss ::i'izo>s 7, •9, 11, ll, 1,,, S1rt• 11 1to11'1 3.'1 1tl trikt•ll :z I :;,., y:1rds •lj...!nch f11hri~'. I' ~f:\'P::'(T\-,.•' r: n:sT~ for 40a cl1 pn11l'1°11 -adcl 2:1 I 1·1·nl<1 for ··:11•h 11:1rr•·1"11 rnr Air Mall nnd si:x-'("1nl lfarlfll · J>ILO'f. ~12. J"'11ttcrn Dep!., h1i.:: o!hcrwfSf' lh1rd·C'ln1s d1.~llvc1)' \\'11 1 lnkc three 1\·c,~k..,.. or t!ION!. Send tn flfu r!:in l'\T:lr!in. thc DAILY 232 \\'~"! IS!h SI .. Nr\\' York, N.Y. 10011 Print NA.,,IF., AIH)ltF..~._ ""i1h z11•. ~r"E 11..nd sn·1~r. NmlBER. SF:F.: l\IORE Q 11 I i: k f'eshk>ns "nd chOo~ one pattrrn fn'f' f'rnnl our Spr!n1:"·Sun1m1T C'ttalQR . All 1-i1rlf! Only !"iOc. INSTANT SE\VING HOOK ~w ICl(lay, wtar tomorTOw. n. I INSTAN'"r FA S II I 0 N 8()(11< -llundrt'd11 o r fiuhloo fnrlY. Sl. i.l!pi')l'r~ l•ir all !hi' lan11l~. QLll'KI~~ 1,'.!lt~ -knit nn 2 ~rl1<'". 1•11\' !111( Jl'""" l<•r ••ncJ1 ~lipper. L.'i;(' llrox"OIOf! nf l.n1t1lni:: \\ONt1'<I. P11t -;·:~::! t\l•'lf<. II I\ I\\{' n' ~, ! , t11!rlrrn <:. .;11••<:. .~. \I, l. Ill· tlud••d Sl;;\"J:,,., •• M ,. r'. C'J:'.\I!' I for f'1t,.h p111l••rn -tl!ld 2;; Cf'r'll ~ r11r r11"h 1•111l"rn ror Air :'-l~ll 11.llf'('lal ll ~nill· inl.'.. oltll{'l'I\ lse Tlilnl·rla~.'I dl'lh·•·ry \\'111 !~k<' tluv't' "'f'flk s 1ir nion•. S<•nrl I" Allt'!' rJ1~inks, Iii<' f\A IL'' PTJ .f)T, llY.1. :-il'l'flll'<Taft DcJ1I., nox 163, 0111 Chcl~I\ I St11!10l'I, Ne\\" Ynrk. N.Y. 1 100LI. I'r!nr N11n1e, .\tltltM.l, Zip, r 11.1tt rn N1.1111l'lf'r. N £'ED L F:CP.Af•r '72~ rrochf'!, knit, <'1<'. rree dlrt'rtions, :.oc-. ln•IAnl ~IHl'tllm" RMli:. RA~I<', lflncy knot•, pat· 1rn1s. $1.00. ln,1,lllnl CNN-Ml Root • Vnm by plctUN'~! P•t· 1trn11. fl.00. Conrpltl11 ln<1lanl r.Jft ftooll -nlOf't th an ll'Xl Rlrts • $1 00. Con1~tf'I AtfMn Book - SI ()1. • •• J IU.Y Rur Dnlllc• . 50r. ltoc11t; of 12 Prb" Afr;llan .. ""· Apply \n 'P(?rs)n COMPUTER AUTOMATION, INC. 18651 Von Karman lrvlne dlAhwashera &: ranges, hearer, $295. Llke ne1v. 1~~:1~ rr:h~ FREEZER .$25. P.lapli! din ~~~ prices. Open PUPPtES !or Halloween. % 1>.'8!1her& & dryers, faclOl.'Y 673--6453 w/hdbnls. $75. Ha.ngina: rm set $40. Sofa 0 $5. Baby _ deai,; ani 'ii~s;._1~ ... best ·Gol!lef? R.etr, ~~ O~ \\·arranty. F'OUR l'Je'IV M!Wl'.e bar stools l11.n1ps \'el\oet bed.~read C~ of hwPrs SW!; Air w ~ll!--1. ·ways , . '·, Shep. stlOC2I : '5, ee. BEAOI CITY APPLIANCE bright green vinyl, Cost rever~' cham chai rs compre~rS20.~ -~· -.., unmsv Munc.;C1ty • !H~I · : 3623 W. \Varner, SA 545-mltO s:m. Sell $250. Eastblu!f. clolhing & rrus::. ' 8 Fl brow11 & gold eouch, hiJh ~it'P1aia{'··~2330 COCK-A-POO Pup p It! 1 -2062 N · TU~ Orange 640-8149. WIDE wheels and tires contemporncy styling, Llki! .. ' t' 1 • Ad9rnb.le Poodle Shop, 113 '\'ROUGifT Iron dine1te set plastic pipe & glav. pi~ nev.·. S50 or trade tor JMBY CtanctlfuWft1. Beaut ~roadway, .C.J\t. 642-4818: 1&-CU. FT. F' r ig id ai r e $35. Blk/1vht lo...eseat $12.5. fitting1. TV, Sander, drill, freezer. 531-n>-1 eves. black _ebbey. UJi,e new. 5:11-3796 . 180-top freezer, 2-doo r , Drexel Campaigner desk l·tg saw, adding· machi!"'CS, NI AGR A Cyclo-m!Wtl~t! Moving, must M!l.I.. $250(t;QLO f.;nallsh Sh!t!pdoa: pup· )"e'llow. >.1rrt con d 1 t i on , $100. 675-6447. .4·5hp motors, 230 v. tools. chAir, 3 motors. heat Jure See t<J apprec. 979--"7519.·· .pies. Champion "sirecj', AKC. F.qual Oppor. Employer $.l!O.OO 946-2'164. Call after QUEEN Sz bed, Ortho, 857 GoYemor, C.~t new, cost $600, $200 tirm, IiAMMOND 1.13 Orga,n, Pa.rents OFA. Shot1 . 5 pm. almost new xtras $75. Twn' * GARAGE SALE * &12--0fl47. . valued at $750 $8.C. $-IS0.1.·;"';oZ-4860~=,~~~~~~-I STOCK Boy: ror A.rt store, GE \I/ASHER water berl, frame, $10. Misc. Used Furniture. PORT. Gas BBQ, colll. $611, Call behl'ci!)l 8 & ll PM SILKY Terrlers·2 fetnaltt . start $2 hr. Age 17 to 21, F.)(cellent condition. Runs R~2--0TJ'l REASONABLE! SAT & SUN still in box $35. Gren! 586--0.'49 No reasonable oller n?tuaed. Apply in 1x.-rson, 100 S. Coast like neiv $50. F i r m • s· Quilt floral !!Of11., like nu, ONLY· 1887 M on r o v l .a • counter d s h w ll h r , $5. BALDWIN Acro&onlc gg keys Call 832-M22 or 644--6118 llwy., Laguna. 842--0847. 6' blk cho"' tbl, din sz, Cosca ll-lea:a in rear parking ~789. ·Spinet. Mahogany. !-lne AKC J\tale Keeahound • 2 iio.O.ioiiiiiiii;iii;;iiiiiiiiii'"' I tllAYTAG \Vasher & elrclric twin mo.It &. box. More, area. ELECTRIC wheelchair E &: cond. $395, 916, C~ Ena;land, years gd w/cbildren ' ' THE BROADWAY Dryt.""r both $175. 'Vhirlpool 645-6889 SAT & Sun-office desk, baby J. Almost new y.•!th bAttery 1-IB. IP11000 fil'!>l.J 536-7634. * ~-1Gri8 • HUNTINGTON BEACH wa.<1her $50. Guar & free * SOFA &. 1:.0VESEAT * ~· various clothing, toys, charger cost $1200. Sell $4;;{1. * UPRIGHT WANO . GERJ'l.IAN S11epheD:I. ma.le, :! tielivr.ry 847-8115 or 546-~72 neYer u!W'd, SIS.S. Xmas g\flB , decor. Hd ~ Oller, &L'Hl699/548-1801. Re.styled, ovcrJlifti.led a"9 yrs old, AKC n:.'if., $91). FREEZER 30 cu rt, Sears, 968·7910 & 1lots of other gooches. UNLlP.1ITED Culligan Solt tuned. $200. ~tr. \l'ard &U-S&\.'\. almost brHnd nc11>, $325.1 ----=~~---6Z1 '~ lllh St., H.B. \Valer only $2.75 per mo. 9&2-GS31 \-FO=R~S.~1,-A;-.-,..-dal-,-T-om-·e-, 1 Call 642-ll!O.i aft 5:30. Garage Sale 812 MOVING: Sa.le &it/Sun. 1-5, S mo Trial ofter. Call UPRIClfT piano, bro"' n reg. call aft 6 Pl\! GUARD 1~ A\x-eptlng Applh~anons R1nt Washe rs/Dryers 427 Nnrcissus, Cd~1. 6 r.~os. 557-0098. naugahyde & mirror. S200. * 556--0875 + :, ,\.'1-10 A;\I .'lon 1hru So.t 416 Prospect (in alleyl n<'"' washer/dryer, ~'!vet 962 1228 I $2, \\'k. Full main!. h•I• -•-.,ra other BABY ITEMS, PI n Y P e n, -SHEL TIES, P.lin. Qillit!ll. 8 1\llPlY Pel'sonrw Dept. ._. 6..~l202 • NB. 612-7646. Shot gun c .. '• "'--.. _ • teetenot, travel f ence, PIANO WANTED it KC ctlA ~ Jrd t10<•1' loader, bed, clothes, IOYI'!, rum., etc. 67J...8500 walker. back cattier l\lake \\ s, A · mp . In!e1..,·lC'\\'lng llr!! 10-12 GE Obie oven elect. sell bl~oder, chest, 10 gal. waler GARAGE Sale, \Vcstc\lff, offer, 562-8142 J tn4J 992--0259 llftemoons 556-7145 , i\1"11 UU'U Sat ~~8::r ~~~·sitinest gold, cooler, 4 n1an raft, arch~ refi"ig ..... ·/iet!makPr, dea_k. FORD eng. 312 vs. \"er)' PLAYER PIANOS & rolls. 0 , BF..AG LE pupptes, 7"""' old i7i7 Ertingcr, llw1!, Bch. equipt. l<1ts more. Sat 10 !>81'5too1B, misc. D t! c. 0 , . good, complete l' x c e £t Dupree 29-ID D Grace Ln AKC Reg., chl'l.mplorl alnd, Rr.F'R!GEP..ATOR f.'REEZ-to 4. items & pl.ants. Sat & Sun , ..... ,., .. & o-,, ~. T Costa ~lesa 54>4650 _SS~!=_...,~·-~-----I ~;qu111 Oppor. Emp\oye·r ER 17 • v Good Con "" , ... , ""' ..., =-~""!~!"~~""""""':"'I ~ t'U "· ery · OLD rcfrig, skis, golf clubs. 10--4. 1215 Pembroke, N.B. Governor. 646-4349. • Sporting Goods 830 GIVE a pcdigre<> Irish Setter 1 TR,\INEE for lite Assembly dition.. $'15. 549-81517· baby equlpt & toys, 1\rsl SAT/Sun, 10-5, Frplc screen, * FIREWOOD * puppy for Chrlstrllu call & packaging. C.l\I. area. GLEAMING 1>.·hite ri>!. .15 edition Sports llustrH.te:\, baby buggy, bar ~ls, Knee WTLL DEL.IVER & stack. REP.fiNGTON 810 12 gage ?tis Patterson 496-4(i~ Xln't ruturf' P 0 t c n t in 1 . cu. Jt. Cross lop h-z.r. Auto misc. Sat fl"Om 11) 10 !i board Saja bike jungle &16-923'1 shot RU". 2VR barrels, l SHrH T 1 f al&-6 Sl.85-S:J 10 start. 91!h.llGOO. c!efrst. Gu11r. $65, 675-2124. ~~ Sk\Jerk Ln NB gym, 'misc. 331 ~U"ter St., . 1800: A 1 cl:'!"$140troJik,;na1able S250 ... tzu~ale-r2 mos:m: Buildinn M•lo,t"als 806 yM'f'st C.l\I. Sleigh s 111 quc AHecllonate, 644-l~ • '!OVING 'II "-h Id & ONE HORSE OPEN POOL tab! ~ al TRANS!\llSS ION Rill. j\1an n • " sc. uvu~ o F'tJRNITUR~ suitable for Offer 5.?,l-3374 e, ~. V Ile. SA/'.! Q y F 0 p u rebrecl t.lu~t ha\"e 01\•n tools & ex-e Surplu1.Bullding garden ill'rns, bedd in R. young tanii1y. toys, haby 1\laktt o!fe.r. 1 1 3 '. ~ 1 lde.al f Jll''i"rH'l'. Top proy, 557-622-1 l\IATERIAL _ JOOO's of NE\V rloth ing, Sn!/Son 11-4, 716 iteins, boat trlr, V\V BU(. USED CARPET. X!.nt cond. 557-9244 b~·~~~f~R s.tr." ~105. or 'foll Q u E con.,,<' r 1 t' r JTF:i\1S: Doors, lumber, ply. Ptllnsettiii, 0 1!\I Odrls & t'nds. 673--0149 100 !yards nylor n, ~ ~:rd• IVER Johnson.$111.rt C'r pistoi.1,1~.,~.,~,=,~,0~N~o"".::.:::_:;::::c_A=Kc H1·built!cr. E x p .. ~ r i e n c e \\'OOd, al uni sheeting, n1old-GAR GE 1 sru 1 e. gardeni~ & 217 35th St. Sat & sun. g....5 woo · 0 Make or er· ,,. ....... ,..15. ~·Joke ol!er. ~;;:i,~iplo'n line ~":its. $.1.00 n 1• c (' s ?\II r y. Top pay. 1ng, 11"indows etc. house!}() f items. 1 18 2 0 l\-10 VJNG out getting rid or l!Al\fl\>l ND Chol'd organ 552-8142 ·i:,s.GS05 f 4 5:i7~i'.!2·l BUILDERS SURPLUS t.la)•flo\\·er Cir., F'.V. Sal C\'......,!hi,,... S250. Slmmon.s loYeseo t ~ TV Radt"o H'F' : · n !er p.m. URGENTLY NEEDED 25 TRAINEE ASSEMBLERS VOLT Instant Personnel Tc·n1pirary S··1..,·1~·e :t.~I~ r•n111 pu~ L>r, Suhc HX\ x""•pof1 l\rn<'h 5'16··1i·ll ~~qua\ <Jp1xir. J<;n1pl(l}<'r WAITERS 11·1111 <'.'>p1.'rh•nc1• rrw rirw Con- 1111<'nl 11t Hl·~t:1\lt'l1 11 !. Eu1u- pt•.1n n·1111tt•1l ~01111i:; 1ni•n p1'l'I. i\pf1i,1· l\••111 n I~ S.· r1, ,\1uhl'(l~111, :.01.:1\!11 S1,, Jl11I· hr~1 Pt>ll, N.1:1. llC"IH' •'ll· 1n.1n1•1•. WAITRESS ExpM-. l.X-prittlablc, ?iln111n- & N!"al, Apply In P<'niOll. Sln1' I.: .Slr1oin, ~?(! \V. Coos! ll\\"y., N.B. \\'AITRESS f:.~p'd. ,\pj1I)' In P"n;rin Tirf<: \'ILl.,AGE JNN J?i :\fMtln•• ,.\\"t", llnll-nn Js4tn<I. S.· Sun. ~·J Q..,. Hidt'-ll-brd $150. 497-2598. ' ' 1 I, 2·W6 So. Main St., S.A, Stereo 836 HorHs 856 l\lon thn1 Sat 10·5 SAT. Only -po ncr1111ti1, dec:k. Household Goods 814 OAK drop leaf table. ---------1 TI4 : 546-1032 vacuum, 26.192 fllansard, of1 411~ x 721~-$25. Cameras & RC!del n r ln<lianapolls. LICltT ~tge. tu5tom drapc1, • 5+1-34li e l\lo,gnnlia. 2 panelll 5'5"xl'l2". 2 panels -°"'IEA=VY=-=7);-::':'c::--Equlpment 808 3'x3'12"; 2 valances 12' & I JlOO ewer. 01.J) Coke 1nnch11w, 283 cng. 6.5 .. x 14., \\ide, 492-MH aft Approx a> x 38 -$60. i\IKON S 2. Cam t' ra parts, lllbachl, drop ceiling * Mt-3417 1r \\'f:,{)ft1n1 F' 1.4 lcn~. All!O t1le11, n\lsc. ID392 1.lansard 5 nt. '.'..jnm1 \\'ide angle 8;)1nm F7 HB .i; 11lnun lenses. $.100 BARN SALE! 3500 Irvine, ~2-soGJ oU Crunpus.. Lunlhcr, \vlre, -~.~~~~~-~~. OL''t\rPUS tlL :Gnim Fl.4 rerrig's, sto\•e. Honda ol'"iCt, len~. Bc!ll'\er T.'..C JI color 30' Hunter pwr boot tltore! cn1rl{I', l\!:111.... ilcet:'s.•. for SE\\"ING n1ach lne, S 4 0. bo1h. ~&.80~. Di1'he1. 1m Rppl's, pictures. l'tn1A~ SV(>lm11tic-S~·I.~ l..a Hoca, Fntn \'ly 11/lh :O.tuci'fl ~ns fMi-21rifi ~=~,-71:;(~;.4-,','ll~i·l;.---,-I SAIJOT. hidt·n.tw•d, 11pl ,!!!\+, 7 FCIOT Sofn , (;old, tivocll.do, 11hl 1111111 .~pm~. pin.Honn & hrf'tll~' plnid. Likr nrw? rocker, n1isc 124 Ai;ia\e Bal $95. t(lll' 644-4598 1~. t\IATC lll NG b r o1\·n n1111i,:11hydf' 7' 1'0U('h & chair, 1ik<' nrw. Sl00.•546-3067 * SPA.'\llSll !\IN.Iii. couch ,i;;. lt1\i?!lf'l1I, tables & h1n1ps. s2·.o. 642-7458 ;\vik,.\oo 3 pfc-ce 16' ~ 1lonnl 11'/nnom11n. $200. 841-3742 l'\IAPLE lfutch & China CI09Cl Xlnt condUk>n. $45. * 5'if>.37'65 * BAnY Fun1illll"(', j:tfLIYll•JI tt)(l[~, lffn lfl hll'/('hAln;, 91'.11 Annik Dr., 11 .n. 963-.'\~7rl. SAT .sun. 20:!11 Big Btnd Lnnc, J{.B. Park Huntington Trfl C\. Brookhur'3t & Ad1UT11. AJ\IAZING KRrAt:e ll\ I e Saturday & Sunday !l lo 5: 6707 Seuhm'e, N .a. n.iRNITURE, !\fl!'C. ~AT. SUN'. 12--5 Pl\! 3-19 llOCJrFSJ'ER, C~t 115 Mi1cell1neou1 Wanted 820 Trade your soft Dollar In for hard dtamonds 11.JE PUREST 1rlE \\'l!ITE!oi"T THF: RAREST 633--01 52 ORIENTAL RUGS PRIVATE PARTY NF.Ens !-w,VERAL US!-:D n.ucs. 644-5,Ui * * ~ 675-S7i3 llo11chel1-BM"'l\t' Bkl·s \\ i\NTF.n !() buy: 100..; A stone by any ne.nie ChcvcliC' vr Cht'volle J\lnllhu i!I Jlt)I thr !'lame -lr ft front fcnclcr. ttrillr Ml1c1llaneou1 818 nnfl frQnt humper. C(lll ai:k ----------!or t.iHTy, l!AA-<1!171. LF:AVJNr.. &1f11, ii1rs. 111nr· ClllLDJIL'l'S PIAY ho u ll I! blc tbltl, (' x qui s i 1 ~. Wlllll<'fl, plt"nsc p hon c, Speakers, '6!1 V\V, G7::>-181!1 544-8874, l\11NIATURE garden pl11nt11 •• l\fETAL pnlio table and r.or patio & l'Rl'fl. ~7 rhaini for apt PAlio. Cn.11 l"ll'I01'i.' 2 P11t. 6TJ....0::.63 \\'Al.NUT 1Tib, romp!rte S25. Mu1lcal·ln1trument1822 Piny J)('n, \l.'00(!, $1.0. 1-:x \ ----·------ cellent condition 83.1-9374 RENT FOR ONLY $l F'OR ~le ttfrlg & air eon-OR BVY \VJT11 NO'T111NG dlllorlf'r 00\"N. Onim, PA'a, Miii~. • 546--0-179 • Gunan. Amps, ftot.'-(lrz"n• ' )I 70 '. " ,_ I 1 k 1 & Pia.nos, aU br1tnda. --~II ric 1~· No a.ge lln1Jt. no parent IM'td· on rim~ 14.:!· \\h1te \,nyl •'Cl. OPEN NIGHTS Ttt.L 9, GUITAR A mp I i t I er & WEST\\'000 F'anns all new AmJJt..'R". 1al \\·al13, RMS ·112, 111.clllty. Engllsh & Western Alice lRnslngs. Soec.lal nf· les.s<mH. BeglnneT11 l.o ad· feet~ ...,·/coyer & doll)', xlnt vanced tralnlng. Art . rond 97!HI001. llM\-lOpm 6pm-ii4~ or~ PANASONIC Video Studio, HORSES, s t a 11 tt d -w i 11 oomptetc + + +, lt"SS than fC!f.>d. )'OU buy. 5Q&-n99, Bade wholesale $3000 or trade, hicy-20301. S.W. ~ Santa 830-!KJ92. Ana Hgts. =~~~~~----19" Zenith Port, Bl\V, UHF, QH-TB MARE, jwnper, t!X· perfect cont!, $50. Ptr rldn', 642--6087 or , * 642-8574 * 5404007. QUITIING Business. !\lust 3C.•7;~,c.rn=-~ol~d-So=-m~l-Ge~l~d~•l"l: -. Sell all Color TV's. B&J. GJ'N>n trroke. S200. Incl tack. S.~ E. !st St., S.A. 547-56.16. ="~7~-~M~IR-~---~-I SOUND Mora:an gelding. Xlnl lfi'n'1 pl<'nlllre hone. TV, Redlo, HIFi, St•reo 836 «ro. w/tack. 5.16-4924. ---------1 ZENITif, RCA & Syl\lanln. ~~flt-:~ riding hor!le. &y TV & steroo~. pricl'd le~• -:"ld1rn: Ptlrt (J\18.1'1.er. $27S. •hnn the 1ll!«'!Otrrilcrg, \Vhh 1\llAck, 8·17-9811,l 3 )-T. picture tubes, 1 yr part.11 le servk.-c. A 11 I · 1~ available modf'l~ In &!')Ck ~%"'.., • :ii & on dl!lplay. '73 1nodel!lf.~iiiii"'iiii~iiipiimiiiiii~·~1'.iiii.~I priced lo clf't1r. Ca!lh 90 plan or tern1s to 36 moll. _ Al5C Color TV, 9021 Atlfl.llta, Boats, uenerel or 19046 Brookhurst, Hun. lAM' t1 ngton Beach, 968-3329 or YA':.':t. ~ W A>..1NG 96z.MOO. R~11~rc Weathe~ ge.l coat J\f AGNA v 0 x c 0 n1>1<>le hl•lu."ter 979-J4.5l , 900 Ll\'JXG & rtlnini,: mom furnllure, xlnt 1111 a J 1 l y, IJl"rfN'I t'Onrl . 846-7197 WANTED 1 n tNli'G table .it: I earl. (OARAGE' SAl..E, Sunday on- ly. s:ime cle11:Ant furniture 227 AlAhania Ave. llR GAHAGF. Snlr: Sun only. liou~ehold gonds lncl , !IOfa. 1113 Pn>sltl!o, C.i\f. &i7-1:1!l7 rouch SJ:J. Mi)...$iR &\T, TII~ l.:30, SUN. 12~. Ai\f/F"l\f Fr-.t Steroo N!!W NF;W Caravelle 1!1'2'' Tri· l'f'oord ehllnger, m it n y Hull. l\1erc &.;o v.·lth tra.lltr, a1bum1, xln1 cond, F'n1il U&W 4 llmea S:!XXI. ~7326. y.·oocJ11, $125, 642-299-1 p.ft 5 Boats, Melni./ "Whlto F.!t-ptlnn1s·· over· runn\.nJI: your hOuse? Turn them lntn "Cru:tl" . , • It'll Uv•m 1hn1 a D:1l!y P ilot cl11aslflt't'J ;ul! Qnlll BoGk I -16 pa!ll'rns. ""'· MaM"llnt Q!litt &loll 1 4 !.<!<. Qullt1 lor Tnd.t,.v'.~ Lh1nr . ~·~ OI' i:lrl~ 10-ll yr11.n olil l i·holr~ lnutp1t'l •II"' round rf'lr DAii.~ rn~T flll/'ll ·r rn .'i-r ·· f'lvl\I. s-10. 962-lfiil rout .. ,.. 1n .... u1rh ·''ln!u ,\1111, ho.~"""" ,\!Ain & F~rvil•\\ lllr-.IN<~ !Abll' & I> chair<1, G,\IL\GE Sr1lo:' Sun 0<'1. ~. \\"arni•r & !'l\n ()IC's:'Q f.'w), ' •12'" l"!t\11111 !() Ii' n\.'a\ \\l!h 11-Spni, R201 \\lilcl\\"OOI Di-. fi12 -4321 h•:il, S.'iO. -t!l:l·~•.110 aflt-r <I. fl unllni:tnn nf'nrh .,, l.}11n Cooi;:nn Any 1tay 1111\e BESI' DAY 10 FIJflNl'rUnF; & many othf'r l>l\lrll"l i\li\M,e•·r n1n nn ad: J)(ln·1 rll"lny. • nrl \rlr~. Slit & Sun, 31 4 POOL tnh\1., ("tlmp!ctf'. f ull Now TWO Convenient 5111·. coo" C'tl'. S 130 . Locetions to Serve You "-'-"87· FULLERTON MUSIC 25" TV, f'olnr St70, Gn8 reel unm F.ui·lld, rountatn Villi~)' 11~01\·1•r $35. il?Ol'Cr \·ac,1111.m 1 lllk. N. Slln Dlrgo fN')'. $j, Antk!ut-m1mir. ~!:17-1\f:i!.I. I: Euo•liit, Hummel Madonn• e 557--4836 e Sta tue 122 N. llarbor ~"'tdlrrlon all day Sat/Sun Servlc• 902 GE AP.t/F'l\t Slf'l'CO Console ---'-"'-----':::1 Onnl!1h l\.locl<'rn Citblnel. IS .)'()Ur bottom dirty? Hull Make offer, 002-81 42. clf'!lnlng tor 30c per walor t'111 Pro!lt 111 attaln..-d when llne rt. &~tn) you !It'll through ttsull-get-BOAT Ownt!ra. tired of Ju ling Dally l,Hol OtassltJed main!. C08t? Re llnl,.hlng & tftuiil flJlJJ'lrtU11!tv Enlployrr ,1·1111 loday 642·l678. I V~~ 11 Bnya, Cq~tn i\le~u 1120 ~8·!16'16 • 871·1805 • Ada. 60-fi6'i8 mm:rlh!y llft'Vlce. IHS-1320. ' • • \ tt.re'1 H-You Can u .. Our Famous Dime -A· Lin•• • '""' -.,. mall -with a>ne<t "'"' to one ofour4 convenient offices. • Ne liwstodl, produce or plant1. • No commercial ads allowed. • our famous DIME-A-LINES Sa111rd11, Ottobtr 21 1'11} liAlL 'r PILOT FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU DE &DLINE· J ·-...... ... w ......... C:.ll. ........ • 11 ....... iw-u .... e NEWPORT BEACH . , ~ Ntwport ~ • LAGUNA BEACH ...... 222 fo'"'I A ... • COSTA MESA ......... , . »0 W..t laJ • HUNTINGTON BEACH 1717S ... ch lhtl. e SAN CLIMENTE 305 No. El C1mlne llMI I • loch I*" must be priced with no Item -$25. DIME·A-LINES S!CYa.£ f.l), Heavy i;creen door S10. Gas 1tove S25. Recllner $20. 54&-8543 b~ANOARD full alze mat· '1 \YR0 UC II T lron-candle AU T 0 &.t AT IC hta)'lall: CO l. 0 R televisinn, 21" Oil.OP lt'nr desk $'10 Old l"RICltlAllti: eli._x·111\· stov" 1 0 RAN C E chair $l. lttfa. and box sprlna: $'10 holden. v.•\ne racks, SCO(l(.'e& '''Mhcr-nins good $25, old RCA con.."lle, worklni con· saltsmon'a SAmple lealtlCr S'?>. lt.ounfl 1.vU~ tabl<" $8. Transve1'M' rods SI. Apt. each. Sina.le box 1prlng and $1 -$15, Spanish hunp1, to upright Royal 11 weeper, dllion $25. Antenna s:l. bag $2.50 Bu1-eau Sl:l.SO. 3 ~<1·1~1 . lillxe J-lotJ>l)ln t n>frlgerator 26" GlRL's 3 speed bike with child M!al $22.50 ·57 01evy 6 cylinder powerglide no. 113.'"8693 ntattreu SS e 0 ach. Portable SIO, 2 15" Ures on v.'Otk5 good $10, Ooughboy Gardt'.n utility caM SS. &peed fan, l1111:e $12. Anti •·nE•·zEn 1 1 S1i. 1\1,<\n •trolltt S ~. typeY.Tlter $1 Boy Scout 1nags-both for $25 . .i x-.i pool a, 00 , 1 0 r I•• and a_;7..rogg q"• "'' foot •··11 1 b I"" c. • as 1. 111 "£. 1 ' b k k '" Ca SOc. I ~~=~------" "" ,,.,. .,... I u ~. Norg ij:I I lA M.'<'d Booster cNUr $1. HBI!· J c 1&c Ell cl! ~· NB beanll 35c-foo t, s le re (l cJ.emlcal1 $15, Wlllnut 51.ep ANTIQUE trunk $25 vi.•ry Nnu!il"nl book ends $.1.50 Frto~; s~ .. 81~l):~:ri \nir· llC»lnl, llUC'ell $d. Double bed ~21 t e • ~:~b!net $25, kitchen . iteins end tables S5 each, garden old. auistniaa tree' $1.50. \\';ill h11.ngln(: 1ea.k bookca.'lt'l ror, slidlnii; L'Oinpartrnl"nl. headboa.1'd SJO. Colfee table Are For Pr1vate Partl•• ONLY BODY pa.rt&: 66 GTO, 66 & 62 ln1pal1, 63 Oll'ysler, '!:11 G?.1C ~-ton, '51 Oiev 1,.; ton $1·$25. 645-0656 ~. kltcben chall'! $4 1ooll\ 50c each, GI r I 1 Clothe&, site 10, $1·$2. "nd !!Cl of dra~·en, wry 36.. S2. Childs clothe• tl'ff $3'. EXTRA ~ Serta matlttll each, 19942 Lotw; Lane, drtsse1, 1lack1, abort&, tops, To"'•els and sheets 25e-Sl nice $20. Antique chopping s' 15 \V x 30"1 hll, l\ke Ill'\\' Golf clltl)ll. &: bag $.). Jronln&' and box springs~ Jo.ta.yt.aa: 1-1.B. (near Adamsn.Jag. sizes 8-14, '5c.$1, girls· \\'alnut din!""' table • ...,. block S25 . .f. legs for sa.n1c · Bal\jl) "'' t covt•r $25. lioard SOc. Seed 1preader • Ads From lu1fne11 Adclre11t1 Not Accepted "''a&her !%;,. Red velvet nolial. ladies _,.......,. u..~ _, __ 8"-9, Po•·, --~-~. "-~b,·e· $10. Old -llee gn·nd•" $4.'"" Solid ltlaplc trame miITUr, ""'"'"' ....,._ '"""" "' '"" ,.... ... """" '"" l><.U. .... • "" painted l1n1I" l':TN'n SIO. S2. Toilet se.at 50c. !! chair CUI , 4 at $1.50 DECOUPAGE bulls! 6 x 6 la.J1:e 11zto merui 11hlrts, dolls SL !;\lrlcy Temple doll Rocklng chair Sl5. Kings11:e l..s.d~t bii«', OC\lo' tubes. and hk+is.ir SI, $5. Toys, bah)! each. Qtlld'a ca.r &eat, new a. 12 x 12 ~ve'-' ... -A.. shorts. alacks 2Sc>tl, GRm's SI. TO"S and Lab "' fn.. bedspn>11d S7.50 Japanese 1· $10 Ch'ld b'k · ilii ....... , can O'"'°""'"" roe. Hlllr 1 9 Ba*d:ba.U ,.. "'' ,,., n:u ,......,.. ""'-" book ~-~ '·kl " ..... doll S15. 51,,,,,,,. ~-st ires . i i e v.·1th .... ~ ·~·-· · -up .... plaqu<" $1 each, dinette ~I ~" 11 ....,._~, ....... ng kid11 2&c41.50. Tup""'Ml'&l'e """ tr11.inin<> '"h-'-110 "e d""er Sl Sm11.U ,..,..., %ic-S2 • DECORATOR'S twin head· bMnl 125. , -!ram< shutters 17" wi4~ $&. 2 twin 1-lollyv.'OOd bed frames $8 Tv.·in sprlng·mattress $7. Good RCA TV, 21" $25. ...... ,, l~ ••auJ ~-le ~, -•--bo , • 2 5 •· B-·· l•·-p1a-e tools 11".SO -... " L'-'"" · " ver(' ' 3 ' • ..,.. • <>•••• ... "" ·'-'1'· ... ~ S25,blender$8,'"-Uerovt'n pa.n1, w,s .,c-c, 5c-$1.Pictures25t--•".C»uch l '"""' '"' " · "' Ar.I d' · JI teas &el 16 Ill Bed lo "I 5PM Sal only wv '·'· d 13 ~~-~ y-.-old n•nt•·ood ~a'-rfl 11'1 \\'llh l<.t fl e OS pc . " • · · Sl.2. doll buggy $3, picnic Uo:UJ'lpn!a · ...,....."""' rover for 1 ft couch $7.50 11-2_50• ,,:."'h. Colo• "'TVu.,. recorder $10. Sn1all custom franlt'& St. Singer uprtp.1 1 Advertiser.a violatln9 t h • • • revulatlon• n\•Y be fn violation of State Franchise Board I. locol bu1~ ne•• lianM r91ula- TABLE aw $25 Crib witb table Sl. 4 boxea of books-LULLABYE Crib $20, chest Electric mtissttie, new $25. 1<o'Orks -;.~ Sin11.ll ionnlc tub chair, 1~ recover $5. vacuun1 $10. Ladles Ol8l mattn?as $1!1 Old ~ paperbacks to col.lege t~ts of dra\lo't!ra sz;, good con-J..:'lnips $5. Drapes Sl·SlO. ""'' a. Accordion door 32' w\de $3. y,•\th Persian Lamb collar fix-up dttll8t!!' $20. 920 Clay -10c-i;;. 536-891D. dltion. 968-9255 SilveN·are $2. Je w e IT y, dinctle tahle S7.50 Very old Louvered li\\'i nging bar doors SIO. r.lens &t htdlea dolhe1 St, NB, Newport He\ahts. GIRLS 24 .. 3 s_.... b' cl TEXTBCX>KS niath n d c~ild and adult lOc-$5. E.lec· lhealM" lieats. &et of 3, Sl5 Sl.."I. !179-95.;w. 1~7 Nf'\\' 50c-$l . 600 Jumlnt Ave . SKIS, Krystal 1<o'ith Dovore bindings S25. Ski boo t Ii , Nodica Cryita\, made in Italy, size 8~, SIO. Ski panta by RoUe. light blue 1treteh SlO. Teen girl's clothes, pants. sk:irtl, tops Sl·SS. Walt Dlmiey LP records wilh lit«Y books, like new $1 each. Record holder on cuten $7. 1857 New Jersey, CM 9~ Mesa Verde &U-9435 ~ icy e, a me can o-ner and iron $25. \Vhit<' rocke.r, ook S2S. Jel'5e ,...1 •t v _, Cdl\f . &14-7Sai. like new ~·-•e 115 othel'l'I many new $1 $3 r-Bi,.,.•cles, 0,,. 10 ,~ $7.50 · }'. '-" · " esa e, ue . .-~!QUE ota·'· -Anti· al '4 -.,.....,. -' ' . ' $2.50 noor Ule $1.50 PiUov.•s ~~ t"''""' BUG S ~ • · -k "'~ • ,...,,. .,..., c I 7-647() 962-9759 50c:. 60.. Door pillO\lo'S $5. Anotht'r 10 speed $2j. }o"our 2 1-IOT air fumac-e11, gns pray CB.111> m .. e que ghw $15 Depresak>n 1 BOY'S ?.fumy Eliminator SAILBOAT c rad 1 e, com· Good ladies shoes and oak dining room chairs with fired, 1 Payne 15.000 BTIJ S20. Eii:tra intake tl. fits !2'>': Vv":::15pl~$~Q~~ bike, 3-speed, needs brakes merclally built ol 6"x10"!i, bags $1-$5. Beer tap ~. nrsh seat.<: S9 ea..~ Large S25. I tamer 100,000 BTU 1300-1600. 302 Onyx, Balboa , tlont. ·l~~-- ;;'dio eo.: lnsulatora e 1 Wine adjusted $15, 1 Little girl's 2"xb"1, etc, for up to 2S' Drop leaf table for boat \lo'ood and n1etal !!Artd·box, $25. Cabinet with ice box, c1~'"''°"""~·~J~olt:::.c"·c_ _____ I raok 1i'5: Qi.ina dls-;t .->n bike SS, 1 Child's bike '1dth boat UJ, ~in bed S15, \'\V $12. Guinea pig cage $3. good for planter Sl. Bon. water tank &. punip tor RV BLENDER S.10. Vacuum $1S. R"by pitcher 91!t _, strth trainlng wheels $5, 1 table Van gas tank $3, Van n1ul-Chron1e towel tree $2. 279 model S.1. Soda dispenser 1 1 6" x 12 19" x 34" S25. Heal Rug $2S. 6 chain: and table •lgn buckle• $3. ~ts ., 0 , with lea1 S20. 4 chairs Sl5 Oer $3. 963-1579 \'ir~inil\ Pl. North Zlnd st. $4 .50 Nautical type ~od ll.lnJ •1 ·n!~sh hooks le S25. Buffet $25. Rockina: BREAKFAST table, 41:hllirs $25. Twin n'lattreu & box sprini't. comer pole shelf SS. ritetal bathtub safety arlP $5. Fire screen $5. Antique dinner enng ::5. all, Drapes l+l"x90'', beige 2"x4' CEILING lilt's 2;"" and behl't'l!n Orange and tRhlf' -.-·ith lamp S1.50. Crank ea ..., · r~"" #350 h.'\•~-chair $10. Counch m. K1t-•· •• ~o SU I H U •-I A A CM•« .. 32 adding machine 115. El~c-wind reel, u!><"d once $10. 1•·n tool• «. Chaise ~.- 1111 El Camlno, CM M&-•• · n, on Y· un ngton each, Electric healel' \\~th .:mil .a na ve. · .,.._,_... M I "~ ~ -~· n . 1 ••• ~, tlic n.ddin"' n1achlne $25 onor lan1('nt fish line, 3540 S5. "-an """ dra•"" ~. 3 "'....., ot:ac 1 . .,....._""... . •L·nnoot•t S2, N"'' b•-k" • lb •u °" ,,.... ' .., J;rLI. u"' "' " " GO Po!flroid caml'.'rll \\'lfh filnl te&1, u your 01\'II re<'l up ..._ • .._ Bo · and -BIKES, USl'.'<l, rebuilt, recon· CAMPER shell for early model El Camino $25. Hand n1ade doll cribs $5 to $10. 3033 Klllybrooke Lane, CM. 2 MA'ITRESSES. b 0 • " t'OSTUMES, Batman • shoes for '61 Chevy J-1. Surf LO vel\"f:'l chair.;, $15. I s nd to 6 o ll •-·k 1 all I ui'<'SSer .N. lC !IJJl'lt'li:I .-« La 110 Pi '·"I 4.50 maU teak c table -· ~ e s, s zes niati.....,ll 11,·. W·"i-~ . • -~·-, io"ely -·~••• \', nurse, pitchba"k • ., ea-h. Tacks $3 & $:1, 1'1ared nlP · ng pong 1. e, •• . .,. I ~-11 N , t t ·1 ...... ""''"' ....., t-""'6'" y .. _._ ... .., " #" .. $10 H · 1 •""-.,....;,..,, I..arge sel ant el'l'I ........ · 011 ...... e ergen 01 . Tools $5. 2$1~ E. Costa post twin beds $25 each. Organ with 7 books $10. tlberglass !t'nders·rear V\V, ' .angrng amp, ~· S.1.50. Old large ship paint 30\V, n1ay be used in out-~1 9 Cl\ 1 dlHoned, 1·26" 10 speed $25. 3-ro" 3 speeds s:m each. !>-W" SliJliiily!I $15 each. Side\0.'8.lk bike $5. 870 W. 19th St. 0 1 r.tahogany bedside table"$10. Childs rocker & sleeping fair condition s:>. V \V Dover Shores, &1&--0i47 ing, ti a te d 1906. $20 board or 2 cycle engines -"''~"'::.:~•~ .. _::::~'~· ---- Overstuffed chairs $25 each. bag $3 each. Roller skates overloads-rear S5. 283 Parts· 1-lE.ADBOARD $10. 4 dra\lo-er Car()('.nter and plumbing 25c qt . l4" and 15" Ford ORIGINAL oil painlinga SS MONDAY thru Wednesday Snu1.U rocker $10 Antique & lo}'!! 20c-$2. ?.feat slicer Heads v.·ith '·alve job s1:). i::l1tt:t $20. Slf:'rUizer 1-15 tools 25c-$25, Antique oak PU v.·hrels and ltres S5. $25. Sizel'o 5 x 1 t.o 2.f." 3004-A Royal Palm Dr. andiron& $10 Antique fender $3. Coleman stove $5. ?.1ens SJ:iort block $10, 4 barrel Feeding dish $5. Giraffe ornate bookcase S25. Pipe: each. 334 Alva Lane, Cl\I x 48... I ands cape•. ?.1esa ~erde. Refrigerator $25 Colfee table $10 Ladden ice skates (cost $50) 9l\f '''llh manifold $20, 2 ban't'l clolheg rack $6. Plaque 11-rcnche-R SJ .50. \\'ood planes l"646-':":~==-------seascapes. son lifes, values >16-8191 73 RECORDS from the 30·,, early Crosby, Sin at ra, Jolmn, Mills B:roe., Andrew)) Sl.1ters. $10 each. Handmade "Ho!,y I-lobby" dolls $10 2 &lllall round pede&tal tables $6.50 each. White tormlca topped comer table, 36" square $15. Swag lamp $S. Oilld'1 pool table $3.50. 10 pllon aquarl.urn, com· pl~ $7.:i>, VaporlztT $2. 2479 Fatrwa,y Dr. 0.1 Near Monte VLlta I Santa Ana. $25. Washer $18. Oiest of $:>-$10. Books :llo-$25. 2.f.12 $10. 644-0.:)2ol. 11ilh manifold & air cleaner ··cat & Fiddle" $L Humpty $1.50, S2, $3, $5. Antique SWfNG set and Junglo gyms to $ia. Sat-Sun. alter UAil. drawers $17. Luggage Sl·S7. Vista Hoa:a.r, NB, The n ~ny S20, 4' fluorescenf black Dun1pty lamp $3. 2 infanl pine chrst $15. Fish tank $1.~. Child'• tahlo and 2 -~"'~'~·3~193=·------ Vacuum $5. Trailer $22. 556-: Blulll. ..,..\.D a_ib a.nd mati:ess S~. light $4, Chronie bike rack scats Sl-13. Diaper pail $1. $ "" " --"'""'"--------1 1 81 .fl chair $10. Basi~tt $3. for car bumper $4. 20392 Walker $l. Jolly jumper SL ~-Sci~itinc N~ul'?"" chain $3. Round y,·oo<l cot-YOU1'G man's suit, cost $11), " 1 '' m-RISE bed $25 each sec-ue car seat p. Gold one Mti.nsard LA. n e. 0 ft Jn.. Cat .......,t 13, Bike · '---'·-i 1"~.ias, an """'"' 5 fee or child's lable $.1. Boy'" used 4 times, excellent, SAT. only Baby changing J Uon. 7 ft. white Cirlstmas u"· St 12 roller SS: JOh.nny Jump dianapolls 11.nd ~tagnolia. 25c. Childs \Vallpape°;-'12 ne.,.,""est.~2 ·0on, 0 r 1gin,,_•1 l"Olk.-r 11ka1ee. small Too. 3102 cleaned $20. Extra coat ~ table S15. Baby clothes 10c--tree $12. Ornaments 10c-50c 12 P · Playpen $10. Gates 19 .. ALL "han-l TV """lh 6T;H028. · L'Ost .,.. • s.ell for $ Wan-en Lant:', Ot 557-46.19 &&5-35.19. 1 1. --, boo"· ~-si. Lionel eacll 1 1 ... "t.s M ....,. -'-'"'"' and $5. Also coffee table " ."" , ;-·.• Sa i Ii n g OOoks $3 and ..:;.:;:=""7-c,_-,-,,...=I •v"" ""'"" .._.., .. ..,.. ....... ,. S"' Baby .....:L stand •""' Guitar amphflt''" \VALNUT " 'b ·1h I $9.50 s-·'·e-Jenrnn '"--~ OOUBLE bed n1attress S25 62 F85 Old.s for pan•, .-i.-. traim •-a---, ~•10. Pta·back p~· na table, w. '"UJ $5. ?.1atn-ess .....,. ' ... n WI ma tress 1~"" ·~ .................... , Bo · •• -"" ........ ..,.,.....,.n: ,,..,.... ... •:: H with 2 speakers $10 Elco glXltl nc1·•u... 1~ La ial 12." \lo"ilh enclosure ....,. " spnng $25. Headboard V.'ll!! ruMing, still may. Maple end table 1$!0. 35w almost new udlng pad-...::;. i chair no. Car seat ' 00 i.....,., ""· rge J"'""'" 10.. SIO. , .. -::'... and fran \e $15. 646-1762 645-3359 amplifier $15. Oval rug, 9 dlei $25. Nauphyde chair $3. Playpen $5. Pad tor crib 460 Oscilloscope $25. dog house SlO. Tall G drawer • ,... --..i; .. x 12 $25. 549-l(62. 3130 $25. Matchlng ottoman SlO. $3. Sterilizer $5. Jump.chair 847-7017 dresser $12. Sat. onJy. 221 Unh>ersity d!Hiscone m DANISH oouch snd matching chain $Z. 9ze 10 girl's clothes 50c Curtain panel& "".....,., Limerick,. CM, Baker. .Electrlc:..,U)Ntft"~-50 "\\'a.Hle $5. F1oor potty $:'). Toilet MEN'S and ladies 3-speeds 33rd St. N.B. ~2887. enclosure, 15" $25. 1'wln Fa.irview area. Iron $3.50 Fey pan $3. Maple seat $:i. Bustor chair SM. S20 -each, Girl's 24" B1ke NE\V Regina electric broom headboard and footboard S . .3> x 13 tire $2. VW --t end and Iarnp tables $5. Infant seat $2. Porta crib SlO. 842-7917 has cup s14. Ne"'' made of logs $25. Spreads hood 16, ~-1 bum,.:-~;. S48-8678 $1_.5. Car bed $12. Lamp $.1. TYPEWRITER Stand $3, Toastmaster mi.ni broiler double hed S4. Set of 4 .i: "'" r-· .,.. Pictures $2 Bu bo S3 t 1 11 "l ,.34 rattan patio chairs Pl ~ REF RIG ER AT Oil $25. · sy x Ladles size 6 Eng 11 sh oas er · ,.., ,-v'I • '1'oaster-0ven S5. Bun 2 MATCHING akl.e chain, Dishwuher $25 \Vashlng :1a~ex ~trser l~~othes Jodphur boots, never ~'Orn COUCH and chair, IOc-good ":ar1ner $.'\. S unbeam antique bro\\n v In y 1 machine $15 Polaroid Land 8 111 ys s ~ · TIS $15. ~722 condllion ~12 2 2 7 5 vacuum $12.50 Old y,•ood upholstery S17.50 each. I camera $25. Anllque enot S:1. ~un \o..s .. B. Eastblutt 1964 RA t<.fBl..ER St a. t 1 on Pon}()fla, C.M. No .Joke! n1allet $4.50 Oscillost'Clpe WESTINGHOUSE dual pair silver graphics by Cop-gun $25. Small couch SlO \Vagon rear ended 111 ac-LONG Elura. wigs, some $15. \\'ool jacket SJ.SO Ncur· bench grinder $25. Heathkit pola 28 x 2J) silver frames Honda 175 parta $1·$25. Pall· NURSERY decor, clothes cident. _Se_Uing t"ngine S25, new, light and dark auburn, ly new beautiful wool dres11 OllCilloscope 0-7 and manual &: non-glare glass $17.50 ded cw· scat $2. 2 child·s tree $8. Two drum lamps ·Tran.sm1ss1on $2~.' new blonde, frosted . $10. snort size 8 from Robinson's S7.50 $25. Eico capacitor-resl&tor pair. Sport jackets, size 40 play cliaira $1. Four drawer S8 ench Drum Clock SS rebuilt starter $';), Olher wigs SS. 645-81·19. Clothes 25c·S5. Jewelry 25c- VACUUM, H oo ver, can· llller, ne.w, a1i accessorles iz;. 91>2--ro12 DON'T PINCH YOURSELF IT 11 tester ~ Elco 232 $15. each. 4176 Brtsbane, drcsBer $4. 7' x 10' wall tent Pictures' SOc-$2. High chair: part! SS.-$10 .. Also have WROUGl-IT iron dres.c;Jng $1.50 Saturday and Sunday VJVP,1 ~ Du m 0 n t !Nine. 552--M87. s:JO, Baby, chiid's and \.\1>-table type Sl5. 548-8'188. Rambler Station W~n table 114_ l\tatch· hal 1612 Irvin(' Ave, between oacllk>loope 3MA $25. E lco men's dothea Z:.C·SL Port· tront 11.nd back seat!I ~·1th 18 . mg c r ~th and 21st St. NB tube tater 666 + 610 and 1W1N beds Sal each. 549--lll>I. able electric broili.'!' $7.50. llEATHKJT FM timer 115. like new seat covers $15 64z_~tching head board Sl4. roller cart $25. Large CRANK uP hospital bed $2). Wahiut ftnWi TV trays Tac Knight amplifier $15. Utah for both. 962-6W. 1"-""'""°'16~.=~=---SUNBEAM Alpine parting Pft~ No. 350 l"eel S2f,. Neu new invalid walker eacn. 2 ba:r 5lDCU $l each. speaker and cabinet $10. BOY'S .. A.. . St•--125 DISHMASTER $31. Kenmore 00 1 1 • 'C 61 d.&I '63 Sl 10 $25 ~ Senll'lor 6.0 reel, tine $15. 2 good ttep tables $4 ~ Rex record changer SIO. . ~.w1nn .. _ .. y , v~wn $10. 19" TV Zenith 955 a il ac generator $10 ~ ~ •-N -~ 13 u. ..... ~~-.., ., .. ., .,.,_ 640-182-t Boys 24 Schwlnn Bike $12, """'"b'--= n-· For tamlly room, 2 ~\~.~-.xi~~.,~ ~? ;~ U\U.... ..... .,._......,, a.ontCNG lOc-l}S. Lugglli'.e Boy's 3-speed Stingray Sl7. ""' ..... ~ _,. ,....,.,.,tngt0o naugbahyde day beds and •~ _., ,..,...,., •=-• "" Sa.maonile aet $16.50 and EICO V'IV?.t 232 $15. Electro 842-7917. type\lonter ~· 2 '.1'V stands corner table SlO ea<.ti. Anti $8410. I\'ew tromnr or cod CAR top rad!: ~ Armstroog $13.SO. Olild's eaael $10. voice microphone tl0.60. $3, $5. Electnc kitdlen fan que Cflr tire :;.25x20 new pole and hokter with ail rolJ. pipe <le set. *-to "-$15. Cilld'• table. 2 chain, •t Stand up desk m.icmpl\one SMALL refrigerator S 2 5. SS. l9lO~i O:iannei Pt N.B. $:!). Electric hot plate ft' l\Ddes ~ 2 trol'I~ ~tor rarl>ee'e dis-$8. New wagon .wheeb •for $15 Stereo bead phones SS. \Vindo\v air conditioner S25, ~613-=!_603.________ oven-grill, & oven cabinet poles wittJ new KUides Sl3. posal. very eood cODdition light fixture $10. Couch 8 track cu stereo speakers Farmer John wet suit, SET ot .J. ?i1exican chain under $25.. Silver paper van ~ deep 9'a pole1 $$-flO. 12' ~ Easy Ltft trailer hitch cushions c 0 v er 1 Jj. 9till ln box $20. 673-8119 men's medium $10. Slot can at $7 each Oilld& round fold. W&b1. 16x16 3c each surf pole, Rody. 2 sectionl ~a'VJ' ddJ" $15. MUmur! ~ and material or 673-7388. SIO aet, Metal ice chest $.1, table, 3 chlrln $15. Green Kitchen ctia1r& 2 tor $3 each SU-2 coUecton custom tevtter !bodl atexbers. $2.50 11.ll. 54S-83e:9 BABY stroller $6. Walker Lat'&'? red1<o-ood dog: house ceramic table lamp $10. Dining chalrs upho\s:tered 4 b&mbOO poles.and reels $25 front and rear~-~.ft. ex-MACRAME necklaces belts $3. 2 car seats $6 each. S25, Chevy .headcr11 $25,,~968-<0!3~=·------for $15. Lamp tablea S2 each. ~x Yamaha 19'12 ac--tertticn ladder , $15. Gal-hanging pot.a ~'Ca Ii llieh chair SS. Crib mat. ?.Jotor cycle hres K-70 slze 8' MWBOAT $1S 642-2891 each. fill..i.gree Pane J 1 ceaones $10. Sat. 9-S. vfnized water heater ~. Judi • ., .,.,,.., tregs 17 r •-pl ' 1 110 400x 18 and 400 x 19 near · 16"x91i" wood 14 each - 1 -.. fl< •~ ~1. -~. kl ' ... '." ace se · new 115 oach, Knobby """ A?M.fUNITION 45 call"-" "''" ...... Vtl7YW Roe ng chair $8 Sat only ~ m .. 8~'1"x1,9" ply circle& lOc SMALL air com~ and TAPE recorder, muaic, reel Sfil...'1089 Irvine. • ' x 21 $10, J &:. R and Bally $5.75 box of 50. 962-8010. each. 9xl2" oval %. & ';118' II k BOY"S blke, $ tpeied Deluxe to reel $25. Amp. $25.. C spark an-ester and allencer DUFFERS n-1•~1· -ar ,0, 1•-/ ~-e~"h. Cabin"! sp1-ay gW\ • wor • Stinir&Y f4 2 new indus--Spea.kera $10 each ARPET $25, Sliding glus $10 each, A few YamRha new ..... If balis't>~~-.,~-·""n9 .,.·,,tprefin ..... 4xl&1'-" &. perfect 548-7234 ' tri"1 6.90 x 9 tires, whee1a Mlcrophonet $10 each. Solid door $25. Sofa~ SlO. and Jlonda parts $5-$25. Polnst'lt1a Cd?.t ITTrOW2 ma.n,y larger sizes ~ & 35 mm AUTOMATIC electric ~ tubes $20. eadl. Ex.er-aUlte, ablolutely peflect. Bookca&& $25. Toliet $20. Surf board $20 Rubber raft -. eye camera $25 l.Jihl meter ..,....., roller machine $3). f,48-7234. Wall heater SI'· Bathroom SlO, Roller sk;tes rink type E•UCALYPTUS v.uod~-ood ~~~lve~cloth~~~rye~~~ $.l.O, both unused, still in ~ t>Ct Ctl\" J]. VW MAN'S bike, aood condition sink $lit 410 } emleaf Clll48-7234 p&rtJI $25. 64fi..l.35S.. $25. 66-2571 Sal. tenna $7 Small hibachi S2 s~ht. ~372 SouUJ \Vest coal WALNUT crib exce.llent BICYCLE Kiri' 3 peed 20" BUILDING--Remodeling? Plymouth rear end 3.9i Birch Santa Ana Heights. !~"::ov~I. rr:~rn, 6n1~il """N ""'....,. "'"' •• ~. iO & white, like Lawn mowers $5 and $25 °' ....... new rs, 1.J actual ana gears 25, Metal Igloo mg ta e $25. S25. Base n10ld 2\1x~i Sc --'It~~ M0a-u, "Ill Stl ' Id• 1 · · WASHERa.nddryer$25eac:h n---.1 doo D I ANTIQUE din' bl in plutlc cover $10. Rockina: new S3). 968-35tt .% mower $4. Electric C011t. $10 ea.. 493-3611 v.'8.ter can $10, Large be11ch chest S5, 5 gallon gas can a ft. Drawer fronts kitchen hone $2. Telephone ~4 C.B. antenna, Stardustu, edger $6. Electric motor $3. inner tube $1. Styrofoam ~ spout $:1. work bench cabinets sizes made up BOYS &: >'OU& men1 Levi&, llke nev.· $25. &f2.97'r... 64&-SMB. 769~ W. ~ St., BOWLING balls $1. ea. Old surf board 50c. Pho 1 o Sl:i, deluxe p1tchbac:k $5, big alder wood z:x:. 2 antlqul:' Dares, cordswai.ati ~" n. CM crank Ice Cream freezer enlarger $25. Sears, Chevy doll house $2. rock_ing horse rockers. S25 each. 2 11.n!lque io $"l. 31 assorted ~ t'O?.UC books for Collector&, SJO. Fencing: masks $15. ea. transmission $15, Aquariun1 $1, wagon $1, big water clocks S15 each. Typewriter Used Earthy, cool OOok Marvels, D.C. 25c-;l.. O'KEE1"E &: MER.RITT ga1 old arm chair Sll\. gas a gallon &: acettSOries $5. can S3. dining table $3, $W. Sat only.-10 a.m. to shell, wrouiht iron & wood 6f2..e775 range $2'.j. Tappan pa masks $:;. ea. Parachute Pink & ~'hite fonnal size maple 4 post bed $25, Quf:'E:n a pm. All next 11'eek by $3. Home nlftde bunk beds. MAPLE doU cradle $10. re.nae S2S. both ln sood ron-' $25. 2 old glass window& 7 $10. 842-3425.. ?.tary Turkish bath chairs I appt. Alley rear of 219 ~nox burnt wood, resin $25. 2J26 Playpen $14.. Jump .eat dition. Small apartment she 6x5, $2. & $5. ea. Small LINDSAY t r t $20 each, wrought iron Pl. c.r-1. 6U-3837 & M -Pl. ~ •t.,. ~ $6.50 Doll di·'-set 11.50 refri&erator flS. Kenmore "''indo'4'S 24xU ""' ea. au oma ic v.·a er birdcage and stand $8 "'"' 19-12. -J-• ........... " ......... ,.... • .., r./ i~i....~ . ..,... softener w Ith fiberglass bird I ~ · _c~"'-="'----=~~ \V.19tb at'''Md)onalds.'' Training chair U. Trlcycle washer ._,. \est"..,""""" Stainless steel flatwear lOc tank S20 Sm 11 cage l.~. power NE\V cai· 51.ereos µs. New LAWN mower $25. Washer SJS. 2 rattan aectlonals 3 pieces, $21).. each. Kitchen lt!I $25. Mens suite $5. Talk!ir made campeT .i.01o•t ~-556-TI99. SlO, a.ll new MS-7981 electric clryer $20. 646--8447 ea. Old ltrlng holders .$5. refrlgeratof $20, ~ ... ~1!: mov.-er $15. 536--3926. 219 9th car radio!. S18. Vacuum FORMICA y,'OCJd r;rain cotfee C'M 2236 Placentia, Unit B, iW ~629 Laguna Canyon tric drill $20, Camper or cS~t.~, ~'~"-8-· ------pump $5. Po14•er n1o"''er $20. table and step table SU • \'an Ice box $12. Market OO_UBLE ~ED. $20, dres.<c,er Tape recorder S25. Slide both. Lamp $10. Swivel MAPLE chair $25. Crutche9 T·2000 TENNIS racket $10. type hanging v e g e t a b I e SE, exercise bike $25, large pl'OJCClor $20. t<.tovie editor naugshyde rocker, green $S Bed pan $5. Belt Upholstered chair S20. VW seal~ SIS. 897-70!!2. 00.r S7, ~ stool S7, lamp $5. Electric "''aler cooh .. 'l' $12. fa.1ilk glus t y pe n1auagcr $20. Shadow box bus seats $5 each. vw rims . _ . $6. ceramic can~ter set S6, $25. Sun l11.n1p $10. Polaroid bedroom tamps S6 pair. SIO. 9 x ll wool rug $25. Sl. VW hub caps $2. 2 ne"'' BAT!"'ROOJ\t !111rror s:i. Slide clothes hamper $4, vise $3, SlO. Luggage S25. Man's Tires tor 15" rtms $25. Oval Oiine.1e hooked fU&& life preservers S3 each pt'OJCClor S:i, Guitar $\,, ~,.._,"'"'5~n~3'-c--~---Jnrae leather case $j. Slynt $25 h 513-7427 v · $.l · · Original oil paintings S51: ~a ~ \\'OOd desk. needs eac • 12 • 50 ponLamttr . ....,Bike wheels each, Electric appliances llOJ'l.lE bfll"·l'XCC'llent $25, Gym $25. 13 volumn speed painting S14.Sat.only.96.l-CRIB and mattress SS TV · · ps., ... Hand lawn 50c-$5 Deco 1 1 968-4660 reading c ourse $25. 2187. W201 Oriole, Fountain cabin t I $5. Anal.he 1nowcr $2 Pttrtable record • ra or 1 em s'l,,c'7=~=--=--~ Spanish co1U'se and machine Valley. crib j.'. N~ca ak1 boot:. pl~r $2·. Old lrllnk $1. Z)c-.$25. Chil d rocklng chnir \\'AT'C.1~ES o~ Timex, gold SlO. Ca.n opener-knif e lie 8 with boot tre S20 Radkl console $5 Mens golf $2. Lamps SJ. Toys lOc-$3, $10, one skindive.rs watch sharpener $6. f; I e cl r i c DELUXE bird cage on •land g, .. _.:i,; wooden high ~hair, hags $5. Reco'rds 2 5 c , G~n1es _:X>c, Book_! 25c, $20, both e)(cellent. Ask for juicer .$5. Vegnnintlc $3.50 Sil. Cartop luggage carrier ... ....,. Puzzles 2Sc Book shelves K1l l'hen 1tem.s llk--$5. SI~ ~fark, 963-7'i)45 Trailer lo\.\'lng niiiTOr $3.50 $5. 100' 3 wire construction ~lyiraiin!tt:'· c~ I~~~ $2. Guitar and case $10. :ikates $1, Child clothes. s~1.e GOOD ·:x; ChC\I)' 2 door parts Camping tnble $3.50. 6 camp :~~ion 2"3'~~4~ 2324 Elden. No. 1. CM Mens suits and sports coots r~ul~~·31f~repi~nis, fi11 Sl-$2.J, pair Chevy mags $15, chairs 50c each. Reeord Jong, 2-3 %" ..g. 4 ,, length 833--2.f.80 some lie'\\' SS. Book3 25<:. · 0 ar .. '61 Chrysler parts $1·$25, player and st1uKl $ 2. $'7 each and $9 each. Radio Gerrard tun)table SJ, Girls F.V. TR Spitfire lonneau, new Tosster-Brollc.>r $1 .:,0 Egg for Dataun P .U. $25. Pair ~~D 3 ~~~e ":: clothing Sl. Misc glassea VERY large BMOrtment of $16, 842-7841 • boiler 75c VW hub cap $1. la.dies ice skates, 9A $2.SO. 3rilll $5 Oki ~ $3) lOc .. Saturday only 9-S 61B girls clothing, like new, NE\V piston rings. 1928·19.>3 1" dia111eter round table 543-7011 \Vonder llorse S lO . Acacla, CdM. ~ slz~s 10-12--14, must see to cars$;..$8per11e.t,84.2-7Ml cloth $2. ti curtain.'I, 26 x CARPETING 11 ~ x 12 ~ ~preads $2. ToYI lOc: to ANTIBI QUE bridge lamp $22. !filleVc, 846-944S, t-5 takes WHITE bathroom stool Sl.50, ~a~ ».lal~h ~-a1~1t~d~ sz. Twin bed and trame $3. High chair $3. Elect:r1c ue chips &: green stamps · tripod Iron fen1 gtand SJ Sal White dresser and mir-edger $3. Wine deesnter $4. $2.50. Floor lamp $20. CRIB complete $1.f., wood beautiful glass and silvc; tray S7.so. Car bed S<l. Car ror $25. Pole lamp $4. Sat\ll'da¥ 1Q.5P?ol. 1 7 3 1 Matching table lamp . llO. playpen SlO, wind· UP s1ving tier $21), oblong blue bowl :!~~e75cwalrn~~~t r:;\J1~11 C:. G Walnut coHee table S1S. Skylark Lane, Ba.ye.rest, NB Double sheets fL Pillow SS. child"s drapes 72" x from China s:; Pressed 1 !Jon ~"URD 289 headJ $15. .E. Baby cnsslng table $15. BLACK ldnplu headboard calll!I $1. VatLlt;y table Ir 45" $3, long bassinet 11klrt glasa and glMS di"'hes 5()(-git IO:? plant "'" e" d Portable TV =~on~· Biby hamper S5 Stroller $5 $2!). End table $15. Klngsh:e f1im>r $10. OIB.ir $2. tmlta· $3, infant seat $1 , ~1591. '3. nice liquor ooiues old ~\'!'! ~;ls ~~k~~~: ~~;idi!; p. Back' sfft~ ?.la&SaF $5. 2 m1rron, 21" bedspread, burnt oranae $7. ll9 rf°~~h 'St8~~ts~h-FIVE drav.·er chc~t. blond Jirn Beam Sl.50-$10, ~I of SI . Qirlsllnas stockings 15c'. for vw $5. 557 -am x 83" $5 each. VW bua Draperies $10. ~ ' · 1<oood SJ5, 2 milk glass swag eight cups and sauet>rs, JS.18 Port BarnlOUth, NB, DOUBLE bed Ii: frame -. be.Ck aeat SIO. card table SCRAM-LETS VW ca.r . top rack . S!O. lamp!I SS each. douhle J)('d Jo.:ngl11.nd $1.50, largt' glass Harbor Vlt'¥.' II 0 in l's , 316 E. 22nd St. Toys 50c-$5. Games, train ~ts $2.-$10. Clothe&. coats $5.-$10. Sport ooeta $3. Jewelry, silver, bnw ~. Antiques $5-.$411. A 1 m 0 I l new chlldren's books 10c·15c. China $25C-Sl. ?.laterb1.ls, 50c. Sid boots Sl. Skilft $3. Hand knit J~'t!atera $1. Hats 50c. Pal1!I 50c. PoJorokl ~ S7. VW ...w $10. Models, 50c. Ottlce chalrs no. Camp... equipment $10. Tools 50c-$2. Men.rte ICl'etn $25. New &hoes $1. Purse• !IOc-$5. Yam $S. Give )(JU1' boy ft VW chaNis 10 work on tor Oirl•tmu $25. >IHIB5. ..., $'!. Formll.1 dtts.s, size S. Playpt'Tl $10. Rocker infant hrndboard Irull\lo'OOd $1 5 round plate, cake or C()Okic~ l\lcArthur al Ford 1183 New Hampshire, eo-ts $5. Fur trimmed coe.t $S. scat, new $.f.. Diaper bag, !J6S..740<I. ' ' Sl.2J, colored glasi; 11nil Afe ... 54&-&19.3 ""-'-"""" •"" ,.,...,_..._. new 13 Ca-•-• $8 kl l I · -12 S.\TUHD,\ Y onlv. l 10li Lin . .,..11<, MoN ctll _.. uu ...... o• I ANSWERS . • """'"' . BA-'"OO'I . k I' V\V l'f"!tC (!( g a~ itcn15 •·X'· ' ~ MOTORC\'CLE (ttallan) $25. idris $4. Color TV antenna Bath!nette $2.~ Bedspread, 'n.n:. " 8111 . ''• pict\I~ nlld frames ~-J:"i, roln l.anc. \\'r~tclirf ''" It'• a.II there! Need• minor $8. 10" Aturray tricycle $9. queen $2 .. regular 1lie $~. tnink hd $'1. elt'ctric drill derorntlve pla.tes a.nd itrms l.fighlnnd nnd l\ll•rion l.:uie . repair. Boy'a 36" 3 speed 130 Pearl, 81.1.lboA Island .f. Chessn'len plQqUeS $2.SO $6, sabre saw S8. 8•17-4913 Zk:-$3, decornterl boxl:'s 50c.. Drcs~r wllh n111'L"Or $t.'1. blke 120. 3£tl6..a Killybm'lke 675--0158 := =.. ~U~lnUll -BGn111 tru 12 1t 81 o,laque 1 ,' 5101. DRF.1.SSER1 . ...,,aURc1hed n1irror ~· clolhes 10c-S3. r 11 r ~~~cn~oy~~,i~r ~itot~l"I\~~ UI., C.M. 56-~35 T\VO lwn'ber beams 4" " MedorJ ICfefll.'C purports 10 rapes .n ·. . fil){ seat ...,, tw n mRttre1~. JBcket, niL<t. $12. 198.~1 r.~MATIC ••a·"-....,,; lO'" x 13'~" 13,50, ...... One bk':!"e-•--. Did U'>I• 5'5-1953. 1374 Wa!Xln, CM hox 1prlngs. (ranie $15. tshllllUll t.11.. H.B. ocr $20. l.anip $2..1. l..Rn1p table 1'u •v ,. 1111... ...... ., .. ""'"'".'" <1~-5•• 0~2 •t 1· Ad $.'J. Se\viJ><• mn<•h111r $;'1. dtyer Sl0.54&-4133 beam 4' x 4" x 8'0" $1. ev« hett.r of• ttme'\cry HEAVY duty le&ther olU'"""OW • "agtlQlll ncnT arns ~rd,, l:i..lk~. clnlht•s ~ ORANGE wll\lh!l.ck fabric One ~ plywood 4T' le &Qlns: BANKRUPT? motorcycle jflcket size 44 C.,.IROME s:uit "nd dres11 RE1'1llGERATOR $25, nms 10 $1. Douhle inn tlr<·"-~ SlO. COU<..i\, 6 '. ~ 2 Early 52" x it SOc. ()!)(" inside CABINET 1 ft dlo S2.5 $~. Motorcycle he.Imel S5: racka, sturdy si.o-r.: fix · good. R~7-1757 Traih•r hltrh SIO. r ortnblC' Amerlctn itcrp end table1 door 31 %'' " 6'8" $4. One F'ranw!d :rin ra S ~-\\'htt4;l "'icker 36" high turei $10 each. 642--0U6 Ji'OR.i\!JCA dill('t1e tablr 4 stcn.v l'l.•1,,'0nl pl1lr1·r f11~d $15 for both. BeauUf'UI loni ~ g\IUlll JO" " &!" S1 New kin& wat! n1~~.sS = 1&mto ~<'~d:i COUCH. 8 fool $5. Twin cl1ail"ll, (!x<.-tllcnt condition i.'t1Lnd $fl. An11quN · Oil l'•llhlt empire wailt vtlwt aoo ~ ~-;Jrg~ ~ $11. Gold 'xteNdon Willi aht>t.1 &be 1J)..50c tO $1. Bird bed_ 1nRttre1.." and box:1-''~'"~·c•~16-:::::21l"'-l-~---int; s.n. l..11n1p Sl1. Jo'our C)illton "°""' wlne and rsck! •tort· rixtuttt $10 lamp $25. Solar cooker $10. cage $3. Portable stereo t pnnp $10. Almost new L78 PF.TF.ftSON stroller SlO. "''00de11 folding 1'hM lr1 SIO pink, lore sletVt, worn h 6C--OUG · Gokl twtn bedspread $10. with stand tt5. Floor le or x 15 tire $5. S48--68.f.2 Automati<' swing $5. 3 way f'Rch . Hand c r., <'he 11· II ~. atze 13-1.f.. $ 2 5. ea.c . ~ leathen!tte chain $3. wlnctow tan $5. A·frame C'8\ 01.0 toy tra.lns, 3 romplelt lnn1p $3. ~7. 219 Knox hedsprt11rl11, pnlr of 1v.·h1~ 0$11).Ull~~::,_~_,,,,,-,.-,-,-I LUGGAGE, ladies. men'a Floral curtainJ $6. O.by howte St. Silt JO to 5, IB45 seas.. p.lu tlc IOOOll. Ri!-ady .l'.,:cl·c;Acc.C,C::;>;.:l~~~---I $10 eaah. Ont' double SIO. ~01.~ ,., - 4 -•-~ high qullllty, used once SI$ dreaaer $3. 553-Qnl A ohel l8C --1 •··-11, , , __ 1 ~ Oftk cal'·('(] hD<"k pi<'N:? frnn1 '~""''.., ......, ,..,iu•• i.oM2 n m, Apt , 1r111' Vrn-O nm. ....-... · .. """' BEAUTlfo'UL dinh~ roon1 buffel $8. $! l(lf.Ch, Good Wine chair • S25. 64 · FORD enalne 312 VII very dome Apl.~. aO'Off from SJO. Allstate $8. Sunday. 12-4 chairs. 6. llkr brand nt'W $15.--0Jl bed; wry Cl'.lm• 61 RENAULT Qa.uphtne w1th eood. complete except C.M. City Park. 66--SOM only. 2059 Republic, CA1 $2:> eat.'h. 6T.'">-12S!i, SINGER "Jr" it e wt n g fm'table Sl~ D.felal fem aunroot not running. $25. starltt &: ~tor $25 857 ~• · 1 ••OBll.AIRE n111l·hinr. 1\kr ni·w SIO. 3 st.llJ!d $8. Sma.11 tablta' fern 345 A·A'vocado, CM. &i>-9&6l Governor 64&-4349 ' E ... EC'Ill C IRblc ga "'' • " 75 lb lco be\."< "'OODEN wrtti1111: riesk, 4 11m11ll n1nhnJ!•111Y tnh\f'!I. $10 stand $8. 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Nrii\ r 1 n I\" r r ar-$1 bundle. TV «tand $2. Near new pump $1 5. Large NEW druilt, 5 d1'9.wen SIS. ~rfbo11.rd 6'11'', 21 lnrhr!t fl11, ? y1•nr~ oltl. ridi.•s good 11 T 11 1 QUEEN 1l1e btd•prnad, Pa(ltrbacks 5c ea.c h . !lphon pun'IP (r or oil I ~64.!::fc~W='.,_;W~l~laon~,,..:;;C~.,~I.=-v.·ide, f!.XCPl1cnt rootlil lnn. sr.1. 9fi:h1.'.GO ~~ni:i·r;;~'.;~;111nc. n"~ " 1$'f. =i:.n.~ti ;~~~~f\P', ~. 1182 \\'est.minster, druml $&~. 1llke fran'lca « 17" TV $5, 648 W. \Vil110n, for l"11rn1ng $20. Pnu11 ·T~l~t'"1';;'-"n~,,~,,~,,.,--,,-,-,,~d -'1'>··-" t)f'rorut1•1nit Z">r· 111 $2. !i 0.1 whttla St efleh. 9f!S..196.1 C.Af. ~193 i!prh1g $20. &llJ-72'20 drnv.·rr ('hfst SlO. 5't8-6.128 (You're Not Dreaming) But You Can PINCH YOUR PENNIES with a PILOT Classified Ad PENNY PINCHER 3 LINES 2 TIMES $2.00 Any Item Priced S50. or Less Uf mo,.. ttlan one-Item, the combined tetet c1nnot exceed $SO.) 642-5678 I I ~ " I· t 32 DAl~LV_P_IL_O_T --== Bo~Pow.r 906 Sat'"'~· °"""""~·i'~""i:::-::::::::::-~~--:T::::O::"'""~~~--;;z:;;;::;::-iii':::;::.-~--ciiiint::;;::;'-;:;;::;;:::;-~07:;rr;r::;::;-;:::::;i"::i~"1l'IXTA.':::':"-O:::':'.:'.:':'.:'..---;~TA...::;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;r~l7l1 Motor t'fOmli• Truda f Autot WanlN 961 Autos. lmPorttd 9 0 Auto1, Imported Autos, Import.cf 9 0 Autos, Imported §15 ----------- ,_ l[-1 s.1.,R..,, MO SPECIAL WF. PAY""" 001.LAR •MW DAn uN ----A'""'"G_u_A-.. --KAR MANN GHIA .. 'T.I J.ANOAU. """"' oow ?i' * * >'OR TOP USED CAf!S J '> ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;:~~ M 0 1 •Hhome. ....ur.iry It '°"' "" 11 .,. .... .,,.., CREVIER BMW WE'RE HERE JAGUAR XKE ' ''8 KARMANN Ghla. -' DANA POINT HARBOR R .\'. S taAt• Ya c hl Br<>Mr~. New llnitllttt & R.nnger Yacht&. Small or l.ttri:t": Powtt l'lt $!Iii. \\'r' 1-luve Them All. For In· lonnaHon or to milk~ 11n llpPL to !Ott boeta in the even i n g , phone TI-t/493-5101. Camper•, Sale/Rant920 i::;ri::· ~~ :1u:t *Of the Week tH 8~ BUIO< Sa](' •• Servi~. ~a•lng See us al mi Yellow O>upe =cal rond. $$S O. IM!'ll. S<!t> at J~ It. Son i H V 291'i llarbor Blvd. a>8 W. l!lt, s.A.. a:IS-3IU i\tacABRJ('li,. I~.lf·A~V&lNJGAJIS mo0NREE Loodt>d! '72 CHt.vY V11n Ol.m(ll!r, bubble top. 1 ton, nuto, .l50 V-8, air, alp• 4, oven, beatrr. $4200/offer. ~2984 Llo«>ln M .... ury. '6' 6 n c E c .... Mt.. !m-2'00 USED BMW'S .~, $4l50 HarhJr Blvd., Costa t.fesa, VAN IMPORTS WM'TED ,73 BAV•Ri• (DEMO) '73 De1nM (~'QT! MAZDA 540-~?~l. 9WOSK ~ C.Ounty's "' "' SIO's e DA.lc's ,\totor Home Renral• $2699 TOP S BUYER '71 BAVARIA Plckups CAMPEH 11hell $100. or bt."SI' 'TJ 23-21)' AtJl.' Mmis SIU. MAXEY TOYOTA '69 1600 610's offer. Days 646-2243, eves f-'n.'c niil~ 9 tll 9, 8.~-0'.m •n DODGE 18881 Beach Blv ~-'67 2000CS-COUPE 36' Stodan. Nu enst & palnt Job. AUto pHot, 1-iol •'<LiPr & gmera1Dr. 'l'rim tabs. t 1,y bridge, 9.pii 10. H~ salon. Gftat '"U\lt."8boel'tl" RDF, Safhomeb.or, 0-.nter. $]3,!ro. ......... 548-7062 RECREATIONAi, VEHICLE H. BC'ach Pb. 847·SSM '69 2002 CAB""''"""""" folly .. u. RENTAL BUREAU v. TON PICKUP TOP CASH '68 2002 contained. 1969, .,1111 like * 114; ~9922 * •'M'333Ll ie""''-+·~""'=.·cc.54<-~TlJO __ . --!_·•_-_T __ 1 __ !~~I $3299 !Of' deon late model can ORANGE COUNTY'S Cycle&, Biie.es rei,.rs, rave and trucks! OLDEST Scooter• 925 ·r~~!~~~~ P;~3K~~e~ %Atl~~R ~~:!~ ~~:':!' &· 2.9' Ouis Crftrt CUSIDm 1961, t'lrin Chn'Y's just OW'rhaul ed, ~tany extras. SUl'wyM at $9000. Must 8t'll-&lcrif\t't best oner O\'er $ 6 5 o o. 714158&-4888 LAMBERT ~••1'•11"1 heam. -·· Newpot'l Beach polti, wardrobfo, 2 bul:Me {29615N) 833-05.» tmks. Se'!> battery for elect $2999 SABRE-Craft ·n 23 fl. Cabin. 225 llP. O?tfC, J/0, alps .... ealley, head, SIS, comp. U)w hours. Like new. N'pt. i;llp. $6,000. LAMBERT ~ystem, used only 3 wknds. · fp;_~t l'Ond. 493-95Ut aft '71 FORD ~ TON 18' Pro~:ler. aean, xtra Ige, CAMPER SPECIAL LAMBERT ga"""'· refrltl. Ohl• •lok, \2ZII1ZKl mooomatlc toilel. shower, $3599 stove. Sleeps 6. $1995. 213: 62J..31&9 9 to 5 PA-1 IN ST'CX:K: Corona del Mar 1973 Skipjack 24 fly bridge B!ke Shop :io:n E . Coast cnllaer. Twin 110 englneti. HwY, CdM 640--0911 >l&-5050 '72 CHEV. HOLlDAY Rambler 17 '. 11. TON PICKUP Ez.l !lt. self~t Sleeps 6. 12 AMI rond. Spare tire. (7303.ZL) 64.'"r1186. $2999 Auto Service,. P1rt1 949 Deluxe ~m trailer. Mos! * BICYCLES * fully equipped bn.1.I In IU'eR. Raleigh ftl.'COrds. •. $99.95 Mint condiiion. $12,500 firm. While Supplies Wt 838-4139 Other models from $64.95. TAKE OVER PAY?ofENI'S Peugeot In all sizes & colon. REPLACEMENT Ir aux· 1912 Sabel--Cra!t (almost 01rIit ma11 lay ·a .ways lllary gas tanks, pick-ups, M'\\'t IS-fl. hardtop 140 hp. CYCLE WORKS LTD 4 1vhl drives, vane & motor ln & out. Chl>vy 4 cyl. Ul82 Newport Blvd, °'5ta honws. 89'1-8.114 956--2164. call alt 5 ~·kdy. Mesa. 548-5783 CHRYSLER '72, 31B, Fully 16' GlaM over v.ood. Ft.sh * BICYCLES * equipped, ps, alternator, boat. 'TI 50 HP Johnson. CHRISTMAS LAYAWAYS etc. '72, 318 Torque tlitc Elec start, shift. FUiiy $10. HOLDS ANY BIKE trans. Make offer. S4G--0233 '68 VW CAMPER (XYGST7) $1999 GROTH CHEVROLET equip. $000/bd 418 E Bay New 1taJian 10 sp .•••• S5!t95 1962 FALCON parts, 1961 Bal ~moor Eq Coloi •••• $89.95 Falcon 3 speed s t I c k 19' CENTURY inboard , Nistriki 10 sp • ··• from $99.95 I C:tran'O"'O'"":C·O'~::O"'°~· C'!J68..4"-0:m=-~ Mahogany utility b o a I , U11ed bikes • • • •• • Aft Types 1973 DODGE tires &: wheels, clean. xlnt Harbor boat, Bea.chBlcycl'l>w,800E.Balboa used very little. 18211 BEACH BLVD Autos, Imported 970 Excellent selection ot pre. 1-----~~----price re-evaluation niodels. ALFA ROMEO DEMO $ALE 1----------1 SALES-SERVICE-LEASING * ALFA ROMEO OVERSEAS DELIVERY Best deal always! Berlinas ROY CARVER, Inc. from $3795 (Ser. #0288). 234 E . 17th St. '72"s & '73's. Con1plete sc-Costa Mesa 546-4#1 lectlon now. Buy or lease rrom Jim Parkinson's -- [h·arl) Jhupu11~; +~ ,,,,. '" .. "' ... ,~ ... ''""'' l••~~1~61co; ---·· -... Bob McLaren,. BMW Inc. Sales • Service -Leasing 8SO North Beach Rlvd., La Habra CTI4l 819-5624 '73 BMW Bavaria, ps, pb, air, TG Michel.ins, disc brks, s"•ay bars, W!llT, $8100. 735-7326. t '68 BMW 1600 w/air $1500. or offer Call ,,.._ CRICKET oond, '72 CRICKET 540-0295 BL\'d., Ba.lboe. 675-'ra;:z 64Z-ntl 847 •••7 546 3331 .._ r 4 door, allfomatic transinis- 16' GLASPAR. Trailer. 40HP BMW-R 75/5, '15ce, Grand A;ut~o~S.~rv'Tic~e-',lPrt1~rt~•'-;9;4901,HJU~N"'jT~IN",iGjT;i0~Ni;--;B~EA~~C~HC[ ___ _:~~~~---·l sion, radio, heater & lo\v 645-6400 or 645-M06 CLASSIC '67 Alfa Romeo Duetta Spyder convertible. The tong, sleek , ~find model. Good condition. Rcgrctab\y, must li('IJ, as r can't support two cars. $500, and take over payments al $18 pt'!'" month. Balance owned: $U92. Call for weekend appointment, 492-1744, San Clemente. Johnson, runs gd. $700 or Touring, aMoluttoly new WANTED TO -r .. l""~ ,72 I NTERN A.TIONAL miles. (940FNFJ. bst offl'r. can Ee n I e, cond., 1000 mi. $1895 dliys, BUY """ $1395 . 66-3'T16. 66-alOO eveE1, 646-1997. Chevelle OT O\e\'elle Malibu Tra1/'clatbl, ~ cruxi. '71 AUDI 100 LS 0 RE Ju s 10 .......i left front fender grille and p/s, p/ • rur, 4 spd, all South Coast . Be&.uttfufly llOlTle camping equip, $150. Larry,968-49'it. trim ·PklS, to cost extra Trans, AM/FM, Ex-:KA~ maintained. Must sell $33Xl. G42-3l86 SHORT block 1912 """""'"'· 350 money. Priv party will sac. ceptionally Ci<?a.n, (747CTNJ :r'V'"ll I l'rll Nf:'\t'm~r DATSUN ""' Dove Newp11. Bth 833-1300 Open Sunda,y '71 DATSUN PICKUP 4 Spd, Radio, Heale.r, Im· maculatc Red B e au t y (718BQN) $2095 . COT OATSUN ........ _ ........ , ....... «•< •• ~ •• '>"Cl O.\<I l WI;, 1'»11 1973 DATSUNS ALL MODELS IN STOCK BARWICK IMPORTS 31175 Camino Caplatrano San Juan Caplltram 493-3375 or 831-1375 '67 DATSUN PICKUP Rl'd, Radio, Stick, Shift. Hurry on this one at only S795 . - COT CATSUN • •.• 'It~'"'""''"~-'-""·'"~~ ""'10 <><>'• "" .~,,_, 1973 240Z, gteEn/tan. auto, air, spoke mags, 6000 miles, $1000. Below retail cost. Absolutely immac. 642-1082, 879-1600 ext 58 BO"JANGLES ti' ~semi-pro, ~Ill n!';i;; front bumper c'au ask for the goodies, but no fancy 2 DR Cpe, Air Cond., Auto 1-__._,..,~..........,~ I 613-065.1 or 675-1469. rebuilt motor, 35,00)'" mi, for $3000. 540-8644. . ·$3495 ~ ~ ......_. DEEP v """"""' """ ·n KAWASAKI. 500. Fut. 12SO""" 54<-"'5 ""' INTERNAnoNAL 1 T.rn::ipcJJ<...,_ llA.-RAT poWer boat, 100 H .fohn!Ol'I, eng built Filtl"Gnt $400. in I i~~~~~~~~~I w/dual whls & service bed. I---------Road trier, cvn, :'ltra fuel f:~n"m.Cham.ben. a.36-3406• New eng & tires. X1nt 2840'l Marguerite Parkway FIAT 124 Sport '69. A1r cond. 111-11 Jilli!• lllil!Jll '• arJ114;.i:.:;i J., 1 ~r .. 1 . . . '67 JAGUAR XKE Type 4.2 <'OIJpe blk, 24,000 m l , AM/FM, radials, chrome wires, l ea th e r, int. mellculous malnl, con<XJW'M' cond. 551-4936 '5.'i JAGUAR XK 140 MC Rdster. Wire whls. 475 ml. on nu eng, trans & brakes. Xlnt cond. 644-4147. JAG. '61. XK 150 Clasic rn Cpe, chnn. wfv.', new tn. 1er., new tires, xlnt rond. Pvt. pty 644-753..~ JAGUAR 420 SEDAN 1!)67 \Vhi!~ with lull factory eqUiprnent & loaded. (WlC· 0001 $2898 ltl;in111 b lllilhll'; U-01' \ llO;..i :.<t(\ !. ~·· J .. . . '73 MAZDA RX-3 WAGON Aulb T\-a1•. Air OlO<t, Vinyl Top, l.~):ttlg(' R<u:k. $!(1W, f.1::tg Wht.>ds, OrMirt. 12.148 miles, (:BiHRW). $3799 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA i''': o '.I<''. , • ·:-,,, J!c 'I'"''"' l t \\ 11 * M1~1 '73 Rotary * $66 MONTH 36 MONTHS OPEN LEASE Will accept trade-ins CAl.J. MR. FRY W-66815 Hunt. Beach MAZDA 17331 Beach Bl. MU8S8 *'64 XKE, Conv. Like new --~~~=-~ radials, hardtop, $ 1 4 0 0 . * MAZDA RX3 Wagon 673-5809 $..1195. '72 l/l 4 door. RAI. Air, radials, rack 673-7916. JENSEN YOUR NEWLY APPOINTED JENSEN HEALEY DEALER IN NEWPORT BEACH Featuring 1M full line or . JENSEN REALEY JENSEN INTERCEPTOR Large Selection MERCEDES BENZ '72 280 SE, 4.5 met. paJnt, sUIU'OOf, Becker st ere D , lther, new Michelins, power thru-out, super con d . 1*l-ffi1.'J LATE '72 350 SL Coupe, 4~ litre, full pwr, lo milea.gt Royal blu, like nu, $9,950 714-52 8·6662 days. 714-998--0196 eve. Pvt Pty MERCEDES, Sacrlfice, 1970 Mint oond. 2SOSE, Lo mileage, new Michelin tirea. See to appreciate. 551-3911 '70 MERCEDES Benz ZO, auto trans, ps, air cond., A.MfFM. new radial!!, x1nt cond. $4900 or best o&r. 83<Hl547 ..... ._ 6'5-0228. -I~ llha ..... .,.00. cat! 979-8630 Mission Viejo Rad.Ill AM~M XI ._......., EL Camino 11161 N . n. ,,... .... 831-2040 • 49&-4949 l s, i:r • • n t 17TUFtG. ~!!~TRA$~ER job, new' tltts, ew~;i~ Jiiiii,,..iii,i .. i...,iiiiiiilli.-.iiiolELJobCamino, ~New ~t USE A~Y PWY. E>..TI' ~OO!!s.Low mileage . TIME FOR ~ • 7VV. serviced. 6 cyl, askfne $!KIO. • new s, comp . --------- C•ll 497-1232. ..._.,," c;.0.,.1 950 =·' ""1' .-, l!JOO. AUSTIN AMERICA DATSUN ~.FI~~.:5°.i ~ ~ Cf)UICK CASH of Colors Immediate Delivery FULL SERVICE DEPARTMENT 16 IT. Inboard 185 11.P., ~tUST sell, 'TI Honda, CT 1970 "" CAMINO p~ 1---------good $1050 842-9275 THROUGH A like new. <.'ll.mm trailu, 70, lSOO mi, goo.:t cond. ·n TORONADO, ·n Cad ~ . • ;», '70 AU5'I'JN AmeriOa.n, xlnl * ·n-DATSUN 24<rl. Xlnt • • . ' $5,000 New, Sac, $1250. w/lug rack. aaklng $185, Deville Cpe. All Xtras. Call P/B, all"_, vmyl l'O(_)f. Under cone!. new trans, $8 S-O C'Ondition, air, mags, lo JAGUAR DAILY PILOT 496-5857 ~lill. 979-4800 30,000 miles, new tires. X1nt 546-4419 mileage. 846-5649. con<!. S259S. li73-t65.i. 1"'"--'""'-,,-="ES"r"""oA°"Y""'° ,_ In th w ·n JAG XJ6, 3100 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. WANT AD 17' UNIF .. twin Evin 33'1, 1970 CZ.360. Xlnt racing Rec,..tlon•t ·n DATSUN f Any day iB the B fD The fastest ..... w e est. 642--~S :'!Int . $12!'6. or trade ror cond, Broke shoulder, I Vehicles 956 . • Dew U'CS, run an ad! Don't delay. • • •• a Dally Pilot Classified XLNT CDND. 642-5678 car same \•alue. 963-1365 quit! $600 or best offer, _.;...;..;;.;..;.;. ___ ...;.;_ paint. AM/FM, 1 adder call today 642-5678. Ad. 642-5618. .~--*-----*---Qlasslfled A~ , .. 642-5678 30· HUNTER, xlnt cond. 646-3769. •73 JEEP rack, $l500. 644-2l99 Motor Hom•• Motor Horne• Motor Homes Motor Home1 Motor HomH Newport Slip. $ 4 2 O O. '73 lfONDA 500, brand riew! 4 WHEEL DRIVE .. v_i_n_• ______ 9_63;.. .cS;.;•.;.l•;.:.l.;.R.;.en;;.t;.... ___ 9..;40"-'--'S.;;,•.;.;l•:.l;.;R.;.en;;.t ___ ;;.940...o..,-'-S•_l .. •/c.R_.e;;.n.;.t ___ 9;..40"'--'S;..;a;;.l•;.:/;;.R.;;•;.;.n;;.t ___ 940;.;.;.;_.:.S.:.•;.;l•;;.i;.;R::.••;;;t;_ __ ..;9.:.40:I 64&.fi659 or 556-.aiOO Sacrifice -Make offer! 1-- 20· PACKEr Style Bay 84"'1904 V~ ~~&8;.':'•;,,':: '69 DODGE Launch. $2500. lB12 Honda 500 locicq' hubs. special paint SPORT VAN 642-1056 xlnt cond., $800. & low miles Beautiful• BOAT ... ri~•--Nylo•, &W-7820 · · V-3, automatic transmission, ~ -·-=-==~-"'~"""_,,-1 (otllITN). JlO\\'Cl" steering, & runs Seagull rnot<r, trulu, $395, ·n YAMAHA llS,700 ""'"' Only $3795 great! \XXAIEGl. 645-1786 Must sell-$475. DESPERATE $4000 -· 36• >18-5186 '*--_. ._l'J_A. Only $1695 Crui"'" twin a,..,..i.n. HONDA ·n -'50XL. Molo ~,o-RD''::"'~,., "·-· .. -a-'{I Eves, 9'!'9-8449. Sport. Uke new. Only 1800 s,.v....,. ~L-Q9' •-I 909 ml. $6l'.JO. ~7579 FORD Bolts,. -1 '67 J\fONTESA ~RPJON 9TIMlll:J~VIHOWtC1.bllllfTa S1\TL BOAT SALE 250-CC. "Cherry cond.'' SlS NOITH El. CA .. NO HAL • YU.RS KIVUtlt...,. CLDINTll 16 to 24' from $900 to $1900, $375 Call: 842-1990 SAN CLEMUnl 492·lll7 SlS NORTH IL CAhlNO UAL 5 to choose from. 54&-Z92 PENTON 72 J\I e t t co BAJA SAAB SAN CLEMENTI 4tt.1111 or &16-ml prepared, Koba kl!. Xlnt Saab professionally preparro ,69 FORD VAN DESPERATE must 11e 11, cond. $500 aft. 5 962-t99S to rac. team specs. rom-CONVERSION xln"t 8' f"llpper Milboat in· • '73 YAMAHA 360 Enduro pletely eqtripPed, race ready 6 cyl, H.D. Shocks, 1 Ton eludes 2 sails. Only $Ul5. with extraa. Xlnt condition. for Mexican 100'.}. See at Chas!Jis, Camp. Paneled, 675-6866 S48-0280 British M!Kor Service 1~ Large T"U'eS 1424HEU), 36' TRiftfARAN Sailboat, .~,,-HONO--',-A~SL~'5JJ~. ~In_good_ 1 Laguna Canyon Rd., L3gum $2489 under construcHon hulls, cond. $550. Bea.ch or call 714-494-3910. GUSTAFSON plans & hardware, $900 979--4143 .or 549-1206 or ~sm a!t 6 or \\·lends Lincoln-Mercury lirm. 673-8043 or &;5-558)• •70 SUZUKI SOcc, slre<'t or -M"·US8. 16800 Beach at Warner BEAUT. Mint concl . 26' F.x-dirt, runs great, $125. '70 SCOUT, 4 wheel drivc, lluntington Beach calibar. Sips 4, radio, head, * 645-2119 * VR automatic P/B R/H. 842-8844 * {2131 592-5544 6 I-IP 0/8. Spin gear. , 7 3 I-I AR LEY-Sportstl'r, M~y <':'ltras, $z4gs 0~ oUer. "Home of n1e Viking" 8.JS..1329. 547-634$. al>solutl.>ly like nu, only 30IXl 893-6460. '72 DODGE, V-8, custom 32" D,\ YSAlLER, all sails n1i, must sell. 5'15-1318 DUNE Buggy w/full roll pnt. + button tuck Int., plus splnnakt>r. Good, v:\11 YA?-.WlA cage. 1964 1300 VW eng. mags, stereo, x t ra s? trnde for anything of vaJue. 125 cc Dirt Bike Ready to n1n. $399. 646-5696 .~84ti-4=""'=· =...,--...,-,--1 13200. 6'1&-5558. &l&-4924 Sports Race Rods 959 '70 FORD Chateau club wag. I'. "->' 1 ·~ ===""'7'=~-~ ' ' VS, auto, 1 ton, r/h Factory .....,1a1naran. as. IN'N or STEEi'IJ-Hod~lm !""-", dirt · · rl Call B"I 67' 312' alt • ~-FOR SALE air, cpts, panehng 3rd seat, 0 rr. " '~ er bike, nr nu, $295 eves (714 ) curt · $2595 962-3781 6 p.m. 84&-l&.ll I-Toi Rod, 1952 CIM'vy/lvlth , ams, •LB•TROSS -~""'=~~--~= Linro!n l'1tgines installed 72 DODGE Sportsman Van "" "" ££ TlllU?-.fPl-l 650 Bonnt'\-,lle '&9 Highest offer 586-2123 ' 318 cu. in. Radio & heater E:'ll. Slape $1100 ~9776 like new $000, Sacrifice · S.track tape, carpet!'d, Rear SANTANA 21, neet champ 67'".r-1421 Trucks 962 seat. % ton $2,900. 89-t--0820. O.B .. trlr, dl'< inte1·t0r, CYCLE Trailer, 3 rail, ne'v '71 CHEVY y2 TON 1967 FORD Econo Van. 6 many extras $3200. 831-1279 $00. cy\ Stand trans Coor1 oond LEH'!AN 12 4 il tt l $52-8562 p!c~1p. Only 12/lOO cart'ful Askin" .,,;.JO. P~ne 536-J'"' " , sa s, · r, miles, V8 engine, cu~tom ~~.,"',~a """' new co..-er, xlnt cond . SUZUKI TS 125, xlnt 001>-eah, 3 speed transmission, .~•~'~·~·~=·~··~· ~----! &1~213.S diUon. 1970 l\L"'i:. radio, heatC'r, heavy duty '67 DODGE Van , must sell tf 0-IRYSLER Lone Star $300. •** -192--3019 tires, stl'p bun1per, many fas1! Best offer! 6062 vftrni!cr, dacron 11t1.ils, 51h 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, 360, extms and can't be told Mahogany, WCl'!tmlnster. h.p., must Sl'll. 968-6777. Sport. Paid SlOCIO new, fro m the dny It sold new! 1973 FORD Super Van. V-8, OK racin&: Dinghy, ('On'lpll'tc' AAcrif $575. 893-109'2 <7~) auto !rans, lo miles, $2995. "·/rroi!er. ready 10 saH S59:> 1 '1~10~N~Q~,~,-I~60-'6~9.-,oo<l--.,.-,-d. $2999 962-16.14 art 5 pn1. ___.> 1 _0,_i,,;_•~o~fl-'-'~·17~-"'~'---$2'.lS. Over SO Fine Used Cars to '70 V\V Van. Nice condition. DEMONSTRATOR, racing 5-1;1-.1110 Sr.lee! f"rom. $1500 or best offer. Call AAbot #Thf8. Com pl ete ·71 HOl'ODA 175 SL, only 1400 Nnt)ers cadillac 671-15&3 s.i.;o. 673-1'.lM. mi. $3~. 2 !tail l\lotorcyclc AUlliORIZED DEALER r-."1"u"sr~~""'11.~19'°'10""'F,_o-ro,_va ...... o. RHODES 33. Xlnt cond. New trlr, like flCI\' $100. 5.16-1518. ~ HARBOR BLVD. Xlnt cond. SlfiOO. or best botto111, fa.st 1Jo11t. $5300. 'GS YA.i\L\llA 175 Enduro, COSTA MESA offer. 496-WSl. &~. \\"ill 11·nd(', 67:"1-l:t'iO. tuned e:<l1an.!lf, new piston, 54()..gloo O!)l'n Sundayl-'-=~.6"2~G!~EVY~~V~AN~~- S(1lOCK aabot, good cmd., dirt rt'ady. $350, 4%-~\~J4. '73 GMC $250 or best olfcr. roinpl••te ~·/dolly $ 2 3 0 . 1973 Harley Sportster 54.'1-4654 & 642-ZlS.5 w-ir;9 $1,700 FIRM * Coronado 25 • 5-0-3691 Xlnt cone!. EqulppC'd for crut11!nt: OffM" hlrl. ~';.~ 'iO Y M1AHA Enduro 2SO. J11~t rebuilt, m:i.ny nt>w 30' H.ACTKG SLOOP, niint pa.rt..:;. OK for SI. ,Et2-.'Aii0. rond, ~Q-.J7ffi * * J..,\DIES 3 srd. tuki:s, like I~'. $.1:1 ('aCh. 20' P1 \'C'l' Tri, foldlnt hull. * ~-1 * ;~~!.c~2~2.<:ail, 1 stllllOn. SClI\VINN adult ;1 \1h{'<'I bicy!"l1•, l':'!rellent ronditlo11 lfOBJE 11 S!tl. 8J3-1'6!1J .1 yrs Old, $750. 497-~ \Vn)I 8o•t1, Slips/Docks 910 \\"llNTED: Boat ~lip fl"lr 29' Mt.it l'.IOilt . Sngl live-on. Rr~pmi . i:.!131 8ti4-576 3 , 6n-ifl07 SLIP for 24-25' Glass &All l.KJtil $60. mo. Avt'.ry & Coin· pony 67.'>-AA!IO DOCK FOR RENT Up to 28' 6"15-24i0 l':i' Bo.olt 11·/10' off ~horr rnoor1~. oft Lir!o Jile. 642-('.00:; or fi.5-8122 Boats, SPffd & Ski 9\ 1 Jj' ALLEN Finl Roil!om, 4Q l..ori;e pr>11·C'r rn~. S6."A'.l. * 673-4KJO * J.J' Rtmnhout, IJ h11. l\ferr ,\ 1rlr, t1111•11fiC>e! $600. 557--5731 nft 5 P~f. Electric Cars 930 TR.APPt:UR Sid bol"l1~ . .sii" 5, larlics, navy blu''· ('".ood l'Ondl!!on $3.'i. &10-l r,.\~ Motor Homes Sile/Rent e SALt:S e 94-0 • SERVICE • e RENTALS e EXPLORER~ HUNTINGTON BEACH !RllOI '>fA(I~ fllVO n.t1 8ll0l HlJNllNC.TON 6fACH FREF. \\'EEl<END Rl'creal\onnl Vehirl•• Tten!al IJurt'flU. {i\4) 842-!)927. '5.'l INTERNAT'L 2!) I!, nt'w tirks, r~v. v.,lw }"lh, JICW lin-s, Si.OO"l. ·f'.l4·0C146. % TON PICKUP '61 FORD Van, U.S. mRg!'I. rarpele<l, paneled, slel't'0-8, tr11ck. $SOO. Call 962-.'632. 12.RM .milt's, '.'8. auto .. f.lO\Vt"!' Autos Wanted 968 S'l"(>('nrtg, radio, heat('r, J-1.D. --------- rampcr ('(!UipmenL A cre11m puN. (3~ZJ~l . SAVE$ .;tolt ltl»i& TOYOTA 1\llj lhirbor, C.:-OT. 646-9:?00 '73 FORD 3/• TON PICKUP Ah' Cond, llflrlkl, lfrntrr, ~l!X't" Low Mili-.,i; (99SSIN1 . $2995 ,, . ... . ., OCT OATSUN ... ~ .............. " ""'"'" .... ·~ ... '"l>'>O !.\"I ., '"'" -; '"' (2) 6' TOf)l BOX('!¢ 1111(1 mnn1.111l Urr fi11\C f(lr pickup !ruck. \VIII fit Onl ~un $.5(1. CJICh, ~lt67284'l.'IJ15 TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS WE AR E IN DESPERATE NEED OF GOOD, CLEAN FOREIGN CARS TOP DOLLAR-PAID FOR OR NOTI call or rome in to M:e us. NEWPORT IMPORTS I :nOI' \V. Coo11t Hv.')' .. N.B.. 642-9405' '<16 JnL Pickup, "1th 'tj/;1---------0II')'Si('t' nir1tnr, lotJ1 of \\T. UUY xh-us. $200, 5.1()-164~ ~fPOHTED AUTOS '"l CJJ •-VY LUV, 11.00 ""'' BEST PRICES PAIDI mile~. Like new, o r Is Dean Lewis Imports o•~'rlCr. s2100. .f9.t-mi 1966 lln.rbor, c.rit 646-930C Fa•l l"eltllts an JUSt. phone Llke to tradtf o ur Trlldt:r'11 f'33t tt1t1lt1 are JUlt • ptione call av.•ay 642-567ti. P11rf'rl lJ1e rolurnn Is for Yoll! cnll '"''ay 642-Yml. THE SEARCH IS OVER! .. - OUR EXPERTS Will BE HAPPY TO SOLV! YOUR RV SERVICE PROBLEMS·CALL NOW! ON ALL '73s IMMED. DELIVERY NEW 74 NEWPORTER SAN llMION COHVll:SIOH (Qu;pped with bubble lop, Dod9e ch1ssis, v.e, 1utom11tic & much more. (Ser. #l647\2S350) $17.2. lllONnl * !Jrtest StlectiOI ' Anywhm '73 EXPLORER 20' FULLY SELF CONTAINED wi,.. stow, oven, shower, toilet, tinted glass, averhttd bunk, winibhitld c11rt1in. on • I Ton ~e cl!1sslc. hose & carrier plus much more. (2607n NEW '73 VIVA MINI MOTOR NOMI IWY llll tfl!T ..... ._ -.., -, _. llit. ... ....... t 1 ............... -l'lilplt ' • S1tllf'day, Ottober~27-'.'-'l-'-97..:>_~~~-~~·-Al-L_•_P_IL_DT_.;3~:J Autos, lked 990 Aut ... U-990 '""'=_;;.;=--"'"'-' Autos, mpor1edA --"'-°'-'"' _1m-'-po"'-.....,-"-''---'..:..:70 Autos, tmponed Autos, UMd ~MERCEDES IENZ SUBARU TOYOTA -IUICK CADILLAC CHEVROLET CHEVROLET I CHEVROLET --------------~.-'70 Mercedes Benz Oriw A SUBARU '69 TOYOTA '70 BUICK 2 Door H.T. Estate Wagon CADILLACS ''9 Coupe 0. VIiie }-'(i\l~t-&ir-load!..>d LOW ~11. '&.$ Wal'On, rl•. t rptd, rndlu, a/c, 327 V...Jt, rlean & xlnt, ~ MS-13M 1001 4-dr, 01Wrolet pans car '61 ClfEV \11. Auto. r1s. whelk or paru fcndert carb. Air. New hre., aood oond. ett•. Phooe, 8.11-8402. 1350. 9'79-a671 aft W •·m.. 600 Sodon Au Io m 11. t ~ r lnllmllNion. '71-411 WAGON Au Io mat I c ll'llnmllllk>n, radio. lldtet', tactu1')' a\r Auton1&1lc, .-dk>. heeler. radio, hettter, ~'t'r so~r· '7{) MONTE CARLO. 11.lr '67 atEV .• dr, PIS. P/B. 'Tl CAPRICE l.ll mll('(l.ge Xlnt cond I AIC. New ht'f'5 Ii battery ?.tAKE OFFER! •t 6 pui. #ed&n wtth hill .....,., •~ condlllonl''" "" bar, black extl'l1or with ~I lee:!her interior I: 11.ke bra.nd Dick Miiier Motor1 Sales & ~~ Vlsll Us S-At 120 W. Wa.n~r. S.A. 5::17.2132 ruullllonlng It vinyl top. (670~RI Ing, air condtt1ontna It 44,too IXIT070J. '71-411 4 DOOR ll\.-tual m.ill!I. 15MBZR L $1999 $2100 .. • • 496-&M.5 $625. M5-5(w;-I • 9794!019 • ~ only 37,000 milM. (•4071). $1395 Auto .. n. II. !9J2CLM1 $2495 '69 FASTBACK J' 51 '68 Coupe De Ville PtM·rr-air-IOllded (J..52546) I Auto•, lmport9d 970 Autos, lmpor1eo 970 Autos, Imported Jim Slemons Imports lJOl Q,mil Nev.-port Bee.ch 833-9:100 TOYOTA * '70 TOYOTA * l~Ebj Auto .• n ~'-Bl}gM'191 l~m,,::ns __: :-=..._ _ New paint. Ni~.· <TDZ001). 1301 Quall '62 BUG N"""°" ""'"~ New paint. Good car. ICVD· 833-9300 28400 '-targul!'l'!re Parkv.·ay (67) ENTE'R FROt\1 f.fa cARTiiUR $1555 '69 Eldorado Powl'r-ait-loe.ded (SA V'31Hl $2666 FROM MacARTHUR 4 CORONA 4 DOOR speed whitewalls (213- BBD) 831·20,IO • 4fl5-49.19 ~ ~wt A-1 contl. t.take oUer. Ml!IS!on Vle)o f}""M l•i~I '66 BUICK Station \\'agon, '73 FIHtwood Pov.oer-aLI--lou.ded lll4r013) 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY Sharp New Car Trade-ins Coming In Every Day Ask About Our Unique Used Mercedes lease Plen1 House of Imports 6862 Manchester, Buena Park on the Sftnta Ana Frwy """"" JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS MERCEDES BENZ AtrrHORIZED SALES & SERVICE Jim Slemons Imports (\\'e't\'! top buyer for any ~ Mercedes Benz.) 1301 Quall N~,,on Beach ill-'9300 ENTER rno:i.t MacARTHUR NOW OPEN Mission Viejo lmport1 . fe:it1 •r lng MERCEDES BENZ & FIAT $1395 Harbour VW 18111 BEACH BLVD. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH 4 WHEEL DRIVE LA:c:'c1~~~ER \\"agun. fFJ 55-003-fl'M l '70 LANDCRUISER \~'&JtUt1, {217BBSI '70 LANDCRUISER Hardtop. CT36HDBI usg Avrn 1 v97rwv 4 . EXIT VOLVO :::":07_..,=''------ CADILLAC TOYOTA'S 1900 H..-. C.M. &16-9300''--"---0-"--'--'---' '67 CAD. 4 dr Cal.ail. Given ARE HERE AT 72 VW rom"'"'y '"'· 0' I•"" I 111.11 'Ill"• lll11llll'• i/'tl •• .;~ -' •I•' '71 TOYOTA HI.Lux pickup. \Vllh camper shell. :r.tust sell . 557-4111 1 P $ B o"''llt'r. AU malnteMnce a s. us records. Recent en g . \Vhhe over blue tinish, 11,<XXI ovt.ri\aul, heads, \'a.Ives. 72K miles (5.llFl'PJ. mi. Good paJnt, nu battery, $2999 ~· 40,000 radlals, run.. perlt>Ct. t.lint. PRIVATE. Bill MAXEY TOYOTA St.JOO llrm. 49&-9632. ·n EL DORADO, a/cond, am/Im sten>O, tltt whl .' lthr intc-r, p/b, pi s, p/w, 6 ~'llY $6999 '72 Eklor•do Po\\·er-air-loo.ded (650E1. TI $5444 '71 Eldorado Po\\'t'r-air-loaded C40'lLT0) $5222 '72 Coupe De Ville P0Yoer-111r-lc>Med (123EA.D) $4666 . ' seat. Xln't tires, paint & '72 Sedan De Ville '11 TR~. green w/tan Int., body. Must sell. Best ofter. TRIUMPH 28,IXXI nil ., eau tape deck, -~l,:.;71c,4lc.644-:;:o;o"cc"o.· ----= 1 Power-air-loaded C759ELU) 61!-4606, "'"" 97 9 -96 16 * '65 vw * '13 CAD SDV, like ""· 4500 $4666 i\ft•M t111.:.a days: ask for Charlie ml, fully equip. Pvt pty - wn. WUI '71 TRI. 500. Jmmac. low Good runner, good shape. $&150/or o!r. 644-7lll eve. '70 El Dorado POY.<er-air·loe.d....:I {243.ADUl TOYOTA mi. Stock w/X-<.-hrome rblt. (NHW543). "'""13-'-'lDl=··"'""'o.· ----eng. Cl,.n. Sa<. $000. D"e. $599 E ST AT E Sa 1 _, 1 97 3 1~ 11 bo C 'I ''3 968-5003. F'll'et\l:OOd Brou gh 11. n1 , ~· ·1"'0 'T· o""y" OT646-A,,w -'-'-~-".-63_T_R~.~l~V~-H b vw Blue, Elir, 5700 mi, hnn1ac. ..... 11 ar our . ..,, 011"· Call 558-0222. LANDCRUISER JU.NESS for<:es sale "70 Cad VOLKSWAGEN 18711 BEACH BLVD. 84>+<15 Cpe De Ville, 42,000 ml, 4 Wheel Drive. All the Ex-HUNTINGTON BEACH air, ful l power, lmmac, lady ::f~y real LoYI ?.1ileage 0 UW '71 VW FASTBACK owned. S3500. 5-10-5589 $3555 '70 Sedan De Ville Poo·<ir-air-loadcd Clifi6AGB) $2999 '71 Coupe De Ville Jlo'i,wr-air -loaded $3999 $2795 * '7 rn Auto, a.ir. nC?w brakes, xlnt ·n E L DOK.ADO , Con- cond, below wholesale. Pvt vertible, pri pty. ?.hist sell, 7 PASSENGER * pty. 6'13.-. X!nt rond. 644-23'1l Ov.,. 80 Fine U""1 Can to ·70 VW Square bad<. 49,000 65 CADlLLAC Eldorado Saloct From. miles, auto, nu tlres. $1595 Convertible. Good cond, Nabers Cailillac or best offer. 675-4629 New tlres, 548-1672. Atrrl!ORIZED DEALER '65 V\V CAMPER. Xlnt cond. 'TJ CDV, -tire • mist blue, ml HARBOR BLVD. Reblt 1500 engine Call l!WU'OOf, tape, 4500 mi's. All COSTA l\fESA 5-19-IRU . xtras. $6500. 673-5.l69 5-K>-910() Open SUnday DDT CATSUN ~-.-W •• Oo , • ••••.o~-· ""''" °"" ' ,,,,_. '""' Radio. tNo. 834) $1995 . INTRODUCING ••• the "new" DATSUN 8-210 ECONOMY HEYER LOOKED SO GOOD! No, ffMt's not competition for our Z C.,. lt11 D•+sun's new economy champion B-2 1 O. Se• tf..e new Dat,un B-21 Os f Hatchback, 2-Door Seden •nd '4-0oor Sedan I soon. Thr ee fine e11emplet cf the greet thin91 to come from Datsun '74. TEST DRIVE TIE 8-210 TODAY! Comt>lete Sales & Service Vlsll Us Soon At 28701 1'.larguaii le Park\\·ay r.nasion Viejo 495-1700 fUSE AVERY P\\'Y. EXIT) MB '72 280 SE 4.5 Ivory Sunrf stereo, Mlchelin x, 14M ml, like new, 642-21U. TOYOTA CELICA 1971 w/4 soeed. (OOOEAf") $2675 ~111,u q1t1 !·· lllutrn~. CUSTOl\1 DUNE BUGGY '73 CAO CrlV, Lo mi, perf. Street Legal cond. All xlms. ca 11 CAMARO 18711 BEAOJ BLVD. 842-4435 Best Offer * • 49&-&Sn day/eve Scher 640-8900 -------- Harbour VW HUNTINGTON BEAOf .68 CAOILI.AC Sedan de '71 camaro, auto, p/s, p/b, air, xln't cond. $2780 . 67'".t-:1196. DOT DATSUN • ~~!~nl KOMBI 1-7,:;-V-;;O;;L~V~0;;;;;;--1.~~~lll~o ~ .. i:._11--1000-·~""~-P~t:._y. 18835 BEACH BLVD., HUNTlllGTOll BEACH •O>llU I lU-'A "'1 !> I ~ •il.1 ' . ' '' '69 Landc:ruiser • Radio '74 VOLVO'S '13 CPE doV, 4500 mi. Toal REMOVABLE H.T. e Heater HERE NOW blue iv/white top. Stereo. '68 CAt.1ARO 327, 3 spd, mags. Xlnt cood. Many xtrus. ,193-7587 . 540-0442 842-7781 • Mag Wheels Llkt' 11£!\V $6295. 63.1-373:.. • 4 Wheel Drive e Tuned Exhaust Immediate Delivery MG * '71 ~ MIDGET* e Radio On All Modl'ls SeU idle ilemi. . tt-12-5678 CLASSiFIED w111 sell II! e HeaM $2395 SAV>: $ON REMA!NlNG • , s. .. ~~1!~ I~ I •"'~;~ Motor Homes Sale/Rent Motor Homes Sa!e/Rent Motor Homes Sile/Rent Motor Hom•• 940 Sole/ Roni Motor Hom.• 940 S•I•/ Rent 5000 active mUE'5, beautiful condition. (No. loo-l) $1795 Harbour VW l~r.,.,.Cji.av ~roe. VOLVO ~ 28402 Mnrguente Parl!:"'•ay 1966 Harbor, C i\1 646-9303 Mission VicJO VOLVO •n 1455 Sta. Wag. 831-20-10 e 4$--1949 only ~ ml, auto, r/h, USE AVERY P\VY. EXIT air, S3WO 6T...---E1.!}:1 28402 MarguE.'rite Park\,·ay M-· v·. l87ll BEACH BLVD. 8424435 831 ro.IO • ieJO 495-4949 llUNTiNGTON BEACH uSE AVERY PWY. EXIT * '71 YW 2 DOOR SEDAN * Autos, New 980 OPEL '68 OPEL. SPORT COUP~ 10l hp, one owner. 642-4293 1970 OPEL GT, new Pirelli tires. Xlnt buy at $1650. . .......,, . PORSCHE * '57 PORSCHE "C" * \VInl SUNROOF A RARE FINO llNC-636 ) Harbour VW l81l1 'BEACH N.VD. 8-124435 Hl.R\.'TINGTON BEAO·I JUST ARRIVED ·'74' TOYOTAS Ne""' Models -New Colors SA.VE S ON REMAINING 73'1 & DEMOS .,,Pt41tlewi& W' TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.t.f. 646-9303 '69 TOYOTA e Station Wagon e 4 speed, radio, heater (579ABEl $1095 la::J l\fetaUlc Green. i613BUQ) $1395 Harbour VW CHEVROLET BRAND NE\V '74 EL CAMINO CLASSIC FACTORY PRICE $4284 OUR PRICE $3784 Call MacPherson Chewolet 18711 BEACH Bl~VD. 842-443.'l 8.17-2m e 492-1157 HUNTfNCTON BEACI I Autos, UMd 990 • 61 VW VAN• Clean & runs good With a 'TI n.-built engine, cork headliner, carpets, paneled Al\1/F?.I with tape and $995 SPECIALS ~her extru! '69 PONTIAC 496-3609 or 496.fil'89 Bonneville. Loo.dP.d. (462.\NA) '67 BAJA Bug, K C '69 RAMBLER Daylig~ter Seat belts, roll 2 Door. 6 cyl., stick (YP.A- bar, 0 1! oooler , must sell 97til. = t.fake o f fer . '67 PLYMOUTH · Belvedere H.T. V8, auto 1969 VW. Air1 Ai\1/1'"?.1. New air IU.Jn84). ., brakes, tranll, v a Iv es, '66 MUSTANG '10 914-4, Konis, AM/FM, app. Grp, chnn whls, mint oond, comp, s e rv ic e ~rds bst ottr, Prlv pty, ~1418 clutch. 2 I.ires, C'C mats. VB auto good car ITIA225) 28402 Marguerite Parkway $850. 640-8062, 64()...1075. ' •'6 CHEVY ?.fission Viejo '66 and '62 VW's suitable NO\'R WltgOn. Auro., air cond '!IT PORSCltE, nu rblt eng. Sunmof, tuned ' x h a u • t , radlal tires, runs wper {1141 882--2688. 831-'»IO • ei-49-19 for dun e b ug g 1 ell. (RW.ll'.l6l · USE AVERY P\*IY. E.XIT reasonable 84T-1J09 alt 6 . PORSCHE, '72, 911T, Sepia BM\l'l'\, 11lnt cond, n1wi:t sell, best otter, 497-2917 '72 TOYOTA PM •. i\ .... L·,,.;~ '70 BUG RIH, JJIBg wheels, IUu.A "41110 Corolla Coupe immaculatt', $1450. VOLVO Rrd with black interior, 4 551...U93 s~ & 11.IXkl mUes. (764-* --,~..,~"vw'="~.~,.-.-x~tl'a 1900 Harbor C il.f PORSCHE '66, 911, .restored. ( roblt eng., perfect oontl. (714) 496-18.'W GIV). CT..EAN, xlnt running car, · ·1 • $1995 x1,, ""''· $1350. '51-s151 BUICK &16-9300 ·m POR. 9llT, org, stereo, 5 sp., magl'I, xlnt com!. $5.150. Pvt pty SIZ-2440 '58 PORSCHE. sun roof, nu palnt Pire!Ll tire•, $1,695 64>-2413. '1'0 PORSCHE 914, silver, AMIFM, x1nt cond. s.mo. Prlv party 673-643; 'RENAULT RENAULT NEW R-12 4 DOOR Automatic Trnnm1lsslo11 SALE $2499 Dick Miiier Motors 120 \V. Warner, S.A. 557-2132 SAAB *SAAB Be5t deal alwayJ. Complete 1tlection now. Duy or lca11e '""" Jim Parklnaon'• i!h\1rl1 ]lnqun1 !i +·' .. , . ' ' • • I ,_, ' Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quail Newport Beach 833-9300 ENTER FR<».t MacARTIIUR '70 TOYOTA M.\RK II 4 Door, Amomat.lc, r ad Io, hee.tcr. (7'96BQCJ. $1377 lfll.Pw.lewi& wP TOYOTA 1966 Harhor. C.i\1. 646-9303 '67 TOYOTA A u t o m a t i c transnti.'ll!ion, radio. heater & air cond!- tloning. (055.J DLl. $699 l=::J 2840'Z MargUerlte Parkway i\filiSkm Viejo 831-~0 • 49!>-49-t9 USE AVERY PWY. E.."<I'I' M>&aoO or OOROlJ.A ·73, 28 miles per o-. .... e County's Newest gallon FM/radio, radials, ·-• l2WO mL Brown, Mu.st ~11. ~--~ tf\ke over paymcn1s. ~ ,.-"-..'-"'~"'·"'M""E:--cFO=~R-- et.£ARANCE SALB (j)UICK CASH '13 SAAllS SThRTING AT $2"5 THROUGH A "P to 2< mlln ,,., ~·lion DAILY PILOT Dick Miiier MOtors 11> IV. W•m<r, S.A. WANT AD Ml-2L1• 642-567B Sell Idle \terns ...... 642--5678 ---------, j • '72 V\V convertible, ;dn! cond. lo mileage. '69 ELECTRA 225 833-3110 2 Door hardtop. Factory a!r, ·69 V\V Bui, ttblt eng 9 full poy,·er, sparkling finish pass. xlnl cond, $1500 "1th beautltul matching * 837~ * vinyl lnterloo, A M J F M '65 vw Bug $600. or ! Good stereo, very low miles. condlUon Call 53&-3519 Hunt (XDCl&i)$ Boh. lBBB ·54 vw Sqbk, "'""tires, pa.Int '70 RIVIERA & brks. Xln't trRnsp. Call Factory air conditioning, full 642-7011. powr, vinyl top, matching '70 VW Squarebe.ck, orange, tapestry lntttior, white wall 4 spd, A:r.1 ndk>. xlnt oond. tires. till wheel, Mt/Fl\.1 $1700/oUer 962-7875 stereo. (592EXCJ '66 VIV B.,., $700 "' S>lO $2333 & Take over pymnts call '71 RIVIERA hef 2p1n, 962-5982. Factory air. full power, \'inyl '65 BUG, run. 11lnt, motor top, lu.xurious tapestry in- just o'hauled, 4lm ml war-te:rior, Ult wheel, Al'flF'M l'IY. $625. 548-MOO. st~roo, .llport "'heels, loaded '68 V\V, 35,000 orig miles, with extrn11. f770DSZI •h••11. 1 """'" $ 1115 $3333 551-8011 '73 CENTURY * '68 vw lkgnl ""'tom hardtop <r•J. :f'acl'ory air, full power, v!nyt• top, vinyl lnterlor, tilt FASTBACK * whoel, powe' ''"" 1"''" AM/FM stereo, s po r t Auto. ~. Radio, Xlnt con- dHtoo (XRi6sel. $1295 Harbour VW ~11~1s, lmv mJles. $3999 O\•er 9J Fine Used Ca1'!I to Select From. Nabers Cadillac AlM'HORIZED DEALER 2600 HARBOR BLVD. roS'TA l\.t E&\ 18111 BEACH BLVD. ~2--WJS 5-I0-!1100 Open SUnday llUNTINC.'1'0N BE:AO I '62 BUICK Electra. Rtbuilt '70 V\V $795, need!I body tr1M. 28,000 mi. on rebuilt 11.'0I'k. '66 VW $150, good V:S. Good tirt"s. Ne<'ds body for 1lune buqy. 962-8990 Y.1lrk. Rell.able tranl'!porta- V'i\' BUS. "7'.!, SUNROOF, tlon S175 or bcsl orfer . Equipped for ca n1 p In a . -""'-'-"~'~· --------1 SJ.Ml. 497-l8'22 ·oo Buick IUvtern c;,s. '69 '{\\' 811~. \ll()O CC. low Full pw.i:or & air. $S95. Call 979-7&i2 ni(, r.unrf, C!\m p.,. !i r Ps, -=~~O'-',?;=C...,~~' F.xrcl ronll .. 831-214!1 1968 BUICl\ Skylark. 29,000 '61 V\V hucket 11cals BA.TA orig. miles. Sl.)U. Call front rad.lo, $325 673-.8120 ext 52. * 54~154~ * CIAss1nec1 Ad11 ...... &12.-56'7fl. COURTESY MOTOR HOMES . . .BREAKS THE PRICE BARRIER! ALL MOTOR HOMES $ OVER FACTORY INVOICE IOADUNU IT IEDMAM YOUR CHOICE ONLY s66 ~~ !XAMl"l.I: •520JC>lll6' VI, ,.,_,!lo,,. .. ., ,,,.,;,.., ,. ... , 4,,. \.ulu, ,, .. ,..,i ....... Ml"''" ..... , •. J-10 Ip-,.,,i., ........ '"''' • ..i ......... fl .... ._., .. . ·,. ... , ••••N ••"1• ... ~. "'" -lito, .. ~, ~ •••• ~ , .. 4111.,1.,, '""'""· .... , ..i ... ""· ..... , ""'' .......... ··iNY~,~~';Ws st• SAVI. $6874 ·•2034 IMMEDIATE · DELIVEIY THIS WIEKIND ONLY S BRAND NEW 24' MOTORHOMES •OADUNO IT IEDMAN YOUR CHOICE - ONLY $66 ~~: IXAMIU: •12e1oo.c11 $,,,.,,_.,..,.,., .. ev1,,,...,,.;,, ,_., ,, • .,. "" ' ~ ....... ., •• '"' .......... ''"' i...• • .......... 4, .. .,4 ................ ,1,., .. lio.,. ~ ..... ,. l ......... "· ···~9"""· -·· ,..,. ,.,,0 ...... .,,. """loll.,,"'"'"""' Hto, ....... .., ..... 1 ... ""'"'·· ... , ............. . """ J '" ,,..., •i<o "'~lot .~ c""4111o"' 1.,_ AM.JM ""''" .mt. to ... colio!W.9, 1uHo 4-..... !>el , .. .i. ,;, .... , .1 •• l'IUCI WAI 111,s.ot ·SAVE INYOtcE nus u' '8417 s3123 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 9 BRAND NEW 28' MOTORHOMES •OADUNU IT •EDMAN YOUR CHOICE ONLY $66 \:~:::: lXAMl'U: Y•. ••'-•'"'· ,. .. ,. ,,,.,;., a lo.oh•, 4.,• , • '""''"'"'"'· 11.000 ITU '"'"'"· , .. ., .,.,.., ,, .... , ~ ....... ~"'' ,1,. 11 1-......... I>•'"" ""1' I ''"' • '"· " "!"'"''"' ''"" ......... -~ ...... ""' , ........ ,, .. , .. . .. ... ' ....... ,,. , .. ., ....... 1 ........ ', •• •••••• ....... , •••• ,,. '" .... :o: .. 1o11 ...... ,. •• ""'" ..... ·~·•·ol ,.. ...... _ ..... . •UCl WAS l!l,I., INVOICE P'WS U6 110,021 SAVE s3a22 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Phw for fREE CREDIT CHECK: 645-8321 10 BRAND NEW FLING Motorhomes lly IEDMAN YOUR CHOICE ONLY $66 \:Si E~.lMP'LE: ·~g/!t VI .,, •• """'''<"""''°'"lo'.,. .. ,. ''°".;,.,, .......... "'''"' ,.~ ............. """· ...... ·-.... 1 ... , ...... , ,.,.,_, l't.ICl W'I »NI INVOICE rLUS $66 '6707 SAVI s2234 IMMEDIAlE DELIVERY :J DAllV Pit.OT S..tunllJ, Octobtr 27, 1973 ~~.c.: .... :.:.=:::.•...::u~ .... ~:.-::.-::.-::.-::.:0990;;_--,A""'ut'"' ... ~u'° .... =r::...:=:..990""'-A°tuto:=~.:. "'u;;..----;;;.-;=----_-_-_-..;i96':_~~A'::u:m;:u:; .... ;~::::°l"°':::--:1A'"'u1o1,=""UMC1=:---.990=7A"'"'°",......'TiUMd=---;90:,;,,-:Ac-utoo,=-:u":"" .... -,...--.,.990:r-A.-ut.,...,.....,u;;,=.,----i990=7Au"' .... ,......"u:: ... :=---,9961iiii. CHIVIOLET C HEVROLET CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL C.ON11NENTAL JEEP FORD FORQ OLDSMOllLE '73 CHEVROLET '61 CONTINENTAL '72 Sedan, !56!0 &Ol<I wlbl• '63 TOYOTA Llndcnrlao•. '69 FORD LTD '72 T·llRD '71 TORONADO ~: ~j'~ :1"iftJ': ~:1"'rM ~~·.:~ ~~v.~~ 2 DOOR H.T. •Ull power, factory air con. r~~ ~ny~tc!r,tionita~ ·n KINCSWOOD E • t a t e MONTE CARLO 'T3, black. \!('.,on, 8 pus, pwr 9t11:, A/C, Pl'A', 6 "'<lY wat, tilt br'kl. w1ndowt .I: loNt. wtwt. mibe mntrol, inat. AM/f'M n<Ho, Conmrtron eroop, etec. door locU. eltt. alt A: ht:at, complete lrawl trunk mease. ip. wbl.I. tdr hitch ~. Rade. '""•. dual mlm:n, extras. Jq rood cond. SaCrtl! $M50. lo ml. $4400. 673-4642 No\,. :! Door. 6,01.8 miles. Atlll0m1ttk', radio. heater, 11111 tmtlhl nev.•. IMJIOI J. lnt~1 tUt w he: t 1, 2'l,(O) mt, IBJ..3:Mi aft 6, V·8, automMic trumnluloo, di~ A leather in~r. int~, Wt wheei, A..'.f!FM Aa.llf'M. '°"" m 11 ea . CORY'i i • FOID PoYo'f:r atl'C!l'irc. &:: air mo-C07U'N ). 1tett0, dull tron1 meat, klad-- !XoW.<111 ---· Pri«d """•""" $3595 ed. (32!!CXO) 64HO!I c:.•"-'Zll==------1 FADED Denim blue '63 Chevy Bel Air 327, 4 dr .. "1n. rood. Power train and bolt:; neN.I 1orne v.'Ork. Clf'an irudde. 497-1833 v.·herie .. ·er. '6ll l\tALIBU, PIS. PIS. A/C, aulo, V-8. \·ery good oond thruout. J.tWlt sell $850. or best 5-l~i.924 $2977 $1555 """' (2:NV841 J. $2999 "" STJNGRAl:. ,.,,,,..,, '65 GALAXY soo. ..... o 1y $l295 Jim Slemons ' •• , COND NE._NI_AL 3500 ml. aU,poo...w, air, auto, alr.,_:.,._P~t:-RAH. Mint CDn(t. n I IUd'k {)\'er so Fine Uaed cars 111 metaJJlc )'l!Uotr.BU7 or take ......,. -aPJ)Hta~. Mat (. • 4 e, :fl Mr-·... Select From 1911 CHEVROLET J.Jontt Ouio. air. OOckel itea111, vinyl roof, lilt wticel, 3S,COO nti, $2950. 6~1901. '6S CHEVY new tlre1, p/1, dean. RWUI perfect. 111ust R"ll! $650 * 96G-1831 '12 1'fONTE Carlo, auto, PIS, AIC, dlll'k JTI'l'll, white \·lnyl roof, extTa cll"lll1 -· 833-l&lS 1965 CHl:..,,'ROLET l:\fPALA, 2 dr, \>tnyl lop, p li, p/b, air. $375, ~2770 '68 KINGS\\'000 l"sla!r 9 paA.' "'Fl. $1095. 2165 \'istfl Entrada, ~'B. 6-1~8877 '64 CHEVY Nova 11, 6 cyl~r $275. Baby <:rib - portadlft!lel' sel S 5 0 . &12-37Sl. 'TI CHEV. ?ofalibu, P/S, PIB, R&JI, air, \'inyl top. Good cond. Orig. owner. Sac. $1900. 67"..H!609 644-7677 '7'.! CHEV Impala, 2 dr HT !\('(I, air cond, {)ri& O~'her $1975. 499-3686 '72 CllEVELLt:. 350 aulo, air, p/b, p/11, landau, SS, 84&-5250153&-M66 \\'ILi. take 1 rl'l.ral, 2 carat, 3 1·an1t dianM>ncl in on trade for nC\\' car. 892-44« '66 nlE\r\' Van , good engine carpeted Ir: paneled $750. or be$l offer. ~9621 ·n VEGA Wag .. nu l~. \'1tl\'es. auto trans, Sl.695 &14-2413. ..l>wl ltn • TOYOTA 1966 !!arbor. C.:\I. &18-930.1 '69 CHEV l'MPALA CUSTOa.f 2 Door Hardtop. 350 VS, a u t 01natlt• transn11.!is ion, power steering, tinted Q:ltu11 complete. SlrlllO bu c k t t M"ats, vinyl top. F&etory air rond. \\1111 lell for Kelly blue book wholesale. ......... "iO l.101'\TE Carlo, afc. plw, 1unlfn1 lll.ereo, v.·ht "''lbl.k \i llyl top, ~. SN!an. Factory aJr, full OYtt lellM!: 83J...MT1 wkd•"I, lff &: drlve to apprtt. $500 :01«• "A• ]301 n..n:1 Nabera ' Cedilla<' po"'-er, vieyl top, leather -v ~ .., ,...._, ..,. ....... lntl'rior, tilt wheel, .UffFM 1 or 833-3418 eves/wlmd5 · F0Dft Newport Beach AUTHORIZED DEALER 11tereo, Po\'T door locks., COUG &R '72 FORD LTD wagon. 9 ... 811-9300 2600 llARBOR BLVD. !XS\\-~11 · " pau. AU pwr., am/Dn, ail', ,.,,..., .. ..__ ..... a.....,.,. ENTERrnO~l h-1acARTHUR OOSTAMESA $1777 1---------trtr. package w-bitdt. Low IJI NOllM .. C...-0 IUI. $10-9.100 . Open Sundat '67 COUGAR lmT, -mUo. Xlnt bey. ""'""'1. SAN c,_,.. 492.1111 1971 FORD PINTO OLDS ·72 Toro. W"k on '70 CONTINENTAL tires, rebuUt trans. R Ii 'TI FORD, 10 pass coun1ry )---------btack. SUper sharp! $3.895. Coupe!'. Factory air, full H, SlJOOIBe11t otter 962-3853 !edan, full pwr and air. RUNABOUT P\'t. ply. 644-6&«. J>O"''et, \'inyl top, letl.ttltt in· '69 COUGAR 3 spd manual Xlnt oond. UIOO. 60-9153. 172 FORD 1962 OlDS Station \Vagon lerlor, AJ.\f/FM stere o, tran5, AM/•"M. Very clean. .... 4!'1'75 po"'-Tr door locks, cruise $1196. &U-1216 FORD 19n Gal~. air, RANCHERO need$ mlno!~"'~";: ..,.. · or l 'I ~i RIH, 36,000 -• .. Id, blk 4 t')i., 4-speed, vinyl roof. """:::':::'c:°"''T''=· ;:-::::;;,;;:;..· ---1 CO n Ir O • 11 t \\'ucc • 1 '71 XR7. p/1, plb, air, tape ..... Auto mat I c transmission, 1nq wheeht. (7020JA), - tS.WAUXl deck, 1 owner, perfect cond. vinyl top. Oean . .f.99..3664 radio, heater. ('17431K). $1577 PINTO $2999 11319' &14-"'28/6'4-0382. '62 FAlRLANE Fon! needt $2895 -·---~ '71PINTO ·11 CONTINENTAL DODGE >18-2129 Jim $lemons -~ L Sedon. Factory air, full 'M lttAVERJCK, Jo mi's, • Super Lo\v !I.Illes, ?.fags and l>O"''E'r, vinyl iop, 1h1tier ,66 DODGE lt1onaco \V•-. alcond, pll, r & h, good Imports • f.Oll fW Ra(A"~"!'.:, Ta~ Deck, Interior, AMlfl\1 stereo, -~·· tires. $1400. 548-1651 l:ln Qu&il VOLVO -~ 'G:> CHEV Im-'", new tires, lilt v.·heel, power door locks, Rulml ~~-~·ner must '11 FORD LTD lo mil f\:-'P(lrt Beach $2095 ..--JXl""'el' trunk opener, radinJ ae ! .......... 1 mtsS out ! , eage ":"'=':..' af=~-'-:·L~"~lg'-4'1-<111=-=="----_·, tires, etc, etc. <638CCXJ 58&-4019. ~1ry5:~ean. Ale. 846--0708 ENTER FR~~a.cAR1'HUR l!IQ) Harbor, C .. \1. 646-9303 6<>-0228. $3888 "f.c°'!'::'E,f.:;ia:;.;J" ~; '65 FORD Gal-soo, runs 1905 FORD panol truck all JAVELIN .. COT OATSUN CHRYSLER Ch•M· 80 F'ine Used Cars to pvt ply 827--3440, 892-6822 xlnt, aood Urea. new brakes, rebuilt $600. After 6 pnl, '69 EL Camino, \·inyl top, Select 1-'rom. new shocks~. 6'l'5-1785. 671-2608. '72 JAVELIN dark b~·n, good tire&, '69 CHR\'Sl.ER N E \V Nabers Cadillac , 1967 DODGE Dart GT. Xlnt .. . . . .. . ~ ....... ....a 0'>4 ' ,..... ' .,,, rll'an, 66-7719. YORKER AUlllORIZED DEALER condition. Auto trans, &ir, '71 CAPRJ. Tacb, air, magg, * '6T Sta, \\'g;n. air end;, SST '71 PINTO. Sharp! CUstom '6."l CHEVROLET ~1allbli, 4 " or. hardtop. Full P'\T., 1 2600 HARBOR BLVD. radio. 979-2807. radials. Xlnt cond. $1850. R&:H, 10 pasg. 73,000 mi. Beauti/ul metallic brown \\'1th interior. · Alflcond. Vinyl 1be "Yetmw Pagf's" of 1 , spd. headtl"!I, mags, good all estra!I. New paint, tact. I COSTA MESA '64 DODGE Dart. aulo tram, Call 897-!b-U or 847-TIO'l. Xlnt cond. $800. 673-745.5 a vinyl top, radio, heater, top. Low niileflie· Eves or Cl•••lll--" "·'" u-.o , .......... 11:0::11 """·;,N! · 11""" "~" ,...,,.,, "'""--"100 Opeo Sunday · k II •, •-Want ad results ... &f2...56'nl Need a "Paff''? t'bt..,.oe an ad! automatic transntlssion, weekends, 552-0217. ..... ""· .. u-u-;.ou1<>. ·"'"'· ..,...,,, .....,.ac,,,.,. EUr. ,.....,., """""""' .......,., ps, air, ma e o er .. ""' A I N ••• A t N 910 l A t N -A t N 918 Is '' 545-4284 Auto1, Now -A·~s, New ._ power slce!ing. air condi· '73 ·plNTQ autO air cond I ~·;:;;;•;•;;· ;;•;w;;;;:;;::;;:;;;;-;;;;;;;;•:;•;•;· ;;•;w;;;;:;;::;;:;;;:;;.;;-:· ;;•;;•;;•;• ;;;;•w;;;:;;::;;:;;;';:;-::;;•:•;•;;·;;;;;•;W;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;·;· ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;-;;;;;::••;•;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;i';j-J tioning & only 19,000 actual many xtfa's i2000 ml. ' 11 miler;. (2l4.FOY1. * S47-6358 * $3195 Jim Slemons Imports Johnson & Son PRESEN'fS ... the ''Class of 197 4''. • • e Cougar XR-7 e Me~·cury Marquis e Mercury Montego e Lincoln Continental e Co1net . . . Capri • SEE ONE • • • TRY ONE • • • BUY ONE • • • TODAY! • • • • • • • • • • DEALK"R DffiECT LEASING? • • • • • • • • • • 1301 Quail NP\\'pol'I. Beach 833-9.100 EN1'ER FROltf l.facARTHUR LINCOLN PLYMOUTH '70 Fury Ill 2 DOOR 'HAROTOP V-8, automatk tnutsmission. poWC?r steering, air condi· !ioning, etc. A clean car priced under wholesale. (ANV790). xm--.T-.61--eo-.-1.-N-,-.,1 Only $1495 Mlche!lo -·Stereo tape. -·-,,.,_,._A SllX>. 97ll2!23. , .. ~ 4"<'""""'"_..-r" '65 UNOOW, xlnt cond. FORD New battecy, tire~ !mt eod, brks, $595. 55Z-8562 ?I.,, ..... , RIVING SAM CLIMSWfll 535 NOlTH lL CAMINO llA1 MERCURY ... CLIMINTI 4'2-11J7 Why Buy A N•w One? 1959 Ply1nouth. 1 O\\'ner. '73 ?otere. C.Oklny Park Wgn Good m?tor. good rubber . power evel'ything. 9 pass:. Low 1nlleage $150. Call 831)() mi, below blu bk, I--~'~'"'-·====-~ 642--2917 * ·ss PLYMOlITH, V-.8, 1972 i\fERCURY JV!arquis p/s, auto, xlnt body, runs Broughan1, loaded. $3895. JX>rfect, $.575. 960-1851 645-42CKl ask for John or To settle esta'le. 1i7 FUry Dan. Ill 3 seats sta "''gn. air, VERY clean '&I Metcury. ljmm!J.C, $795, 548-2416 Xlnt transportation. ?.lake '63 PL\'MOUTII, r /h, air, offl"I'. Call 642-7011 full pwr, $150. * 642-8343 * MUSTANG PONTIAC '66 MUSTANG '12 PONT. Grnndv!U" 2 dr Gorgt'OUS Gold Atctallic, Auto lu'drp. all JMT, Rally ~ Trans, and n1uch much am/bn !l(ereo. 5Jl-1626. n~ore. i\lust see to appre. Attef 6 pm. cmte and only ),,66,.-,,.'PO=NTIAC=-'=.-cc6-,-0,.-cc""""~. S695 cam. Tempe1t n·llgOn. . $450 . * 556-7199 OCT DATSUN . . -. .. . '69 PONTIAC Flrebinl, VS, air, xlnt cond, nu brnlwll vinyl IOp, 6~2.f93 . i 'il GRAND Prix, fully eqW~ ll~w=o7"M"U~ST"AN=G*' Jow,..-"fu~il~tii'--1 ped. X1nt concl. Low ' 04'' ·~'·' 390 Cobnl~Jl'.'i engirie, ex· n1ileage. 6<15-74Ql. cellent inechanlcal condition RAMBLER throughout. New brake!,. ---------! mags, tires, a!T shocks & 'b1 RAi.'\ffiLER . _.,. paint. MuS:t see to llP-•. pnme COnu., Preciate i:.to: ""~"'al< ·'!!ti needs trans v.ork. Best of • • .-.-WI)..} er · ""'i rer. MG-4781 Saves You Money e NEW OR USED e Full Maintenance Available On Most All Our New Automobiles. See .•. Hal Sanders· Malcolm Reid· Charlie Thoma s 'l!S MUSTANG GT, •le, ='-='-"T"'-B~l~R~D~--1 aml!m, decor option. diSt;: blits, po,.'u, Jo mileage, --------- Top rood. 19"-6«-'634 or '69 THUNDERBIRD ,\ 979--0440 Deluxe hardtop coupe!'. Jo."ao- '69 MUST ANG, \78, 2 dr tory air conditioning, full Hltop, auto trans, alr eond, power, landau top, vinyl In· wide whla, priced to sell tet1or, push button radio. 83()..~ new WSW tires and just '66 ~1USTANG, 6 <:yl, auto. 48,300 miles. Spot I es I R&H, n1inl cond. New (Y1iVS2l8I engtne. Under wamy, $$0. $ 1999 PREVIOUSLY DRIVEN SPECIALS '70 CONTINENT AL 4 Door. Full poJA·er, factory air conditioning, landau roof. (288ASH) $3275 '69 ~'IARK Ill Factory air, power \\'inao,vs. 6 way power seat, Ar.l;Fl\I stereo, landau roof. tYXL696) $3475 '<19 PONTIAC Bon11eville. :\uton1atic. factory air. pO\l'er sl.eering·brakes·t\·indou·s. rarlio. heater, vinyl ro1>. !417AGHI $1295 Home or The New Car •• • •'Golde" J'mici.'' '70 MAVERI CK 2 Door. Super clean. 3 speed, radio, extra de- luxe trim. (148HDC) $1775 '69 l\'IERCURY hlarquis coupe. Automatic, factory air. po,ver steering·brakes·,vindo\vs, radio, heater, vinyl lop. (XKVm7) $1975 '71 CONTINENTAL Coupe. Factory air. full po\ver, Al\l/FM stereo. tilt \Yheel, auto. ten1p . control. (862197) $3275 "Oran~ County•, hmity o/ Tine Cort" '71 CAD ILLAC Coupe de Ville. Full power, auto. temp. con· trol air, power 6 way seat, Ml/FM stereo, tilt·tele., landau roof. (610CXV) $4175 '72 CAPRI 2600 V6, 4 speed, AM/FM radio. heater, group., new radial tires. (503FLY) $ALE PRICED '71 OPEL GT decor ln\maculate. Automatic, radio. heater, See and drive this beauty today. (615FET) $ALE PRICED ohnson&son }lome Of Tbe Ntw Car , •• ''Gokle11 r ... clt" LIC\.COI" ,1 l •., ' If~ l 2121 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • l>'0-5830 ""'574' '7l'THUNOERBIRD 1971 ~fUSTANG, V-8, PIS, Landau. 4 Door hardtop. P/B, xlnt cond. S2UO Factory air c:ondltionlng, 837-4030 full pw•er, vinyl. inter:lor, '65 Mustang $.500. Lill \\'heel. Ml/!-~a-1 J!itereo, • 645-2-L~ * p!)\ver door locks, all deluxe extras. (3().JEXVl '68 MUSTANG, V~ '""'· $2999 p/ll Clean, orig '<M,te.r, $1100. 64a-7198 <h'er SO Fine Used Cars to OLDSMOBILE '73 OLDS Select rron1. Nabers Cadillac AUTHORIZED DEALER 2600 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA t..tESA D•lta Roya l Coupe 540-9100 Open Sunday BeautiuA blue with white '69 T BIRD vinyl top, radio, heater, • auto 111 at i c traflSlnlssiou, V.S, automatic t:rRJL'lmission, po-.ver •leering, factory air full poY.'f'r & air conditlon- condttionirljl: & pcnver \Vill· ing. A great buy! (9i:l5CPY) dow" <SJSllDCJ. Only $1695 $4095 Jim Slemons to## 4tt1A#p Imports FORD lJOJ Quail • YllAlll M:llVIHO &AN C\.•Ml'"I Nt!\\'))011. Bt.>a(il 535 NOITH n CAMNO UAL E:-.'TER "-~~m11cA RTIIUR M N CUMINTI ffJ.1 1J7 Sa.Jes A SP:vice BF.AUTirUL 72 T.fiird full OLDSMOBILE pow-er kwl~]· GMC TRUCKS Jc.;;--,;c-;c;c. ,.,.-,c-,---.,.,~1 HONDA CARS T.I .T B1rt1. landau, fully et1u1pped, all options, like UNIVERSITY OLDS ""'" •'"""· .,,4,,,. 2850 Jtarbor Blvd. 'Gti T-BIRD. perfect oond. Coata ?.lei;a 540-9640 Pvt pal!ty. Make oHer. '70 OLDS 88, 350 eng, 4 673-0674 d1', ructory air, full pwr, '66 1'·BlltD. l'rolll disc brakes, Al\f/F,\1 F\ill ~'er. $650. 5'.leroo. 46,000 1n1, clean, bst ~ Va.'!5ar Pl., Cos1& l.1eM. offr, Mill eve! or wkcnds '66 T·BIRD, 2 Dr, full power 1: ~4 air, whJtc, bldck lnl. Steil '68 01..0S F-llii, 2 dr, 6 cyl, at $475. 979-U68. I auto trans, RAH, PIS, orig. '68 T BIRD, fully equlpt, ownr, iood cond, 968-157':1 leather lilt., xlnt cond, $!M1Q aft .. 2 prn. 5491132/&Mi370, 'TI 98 LUX. Sed .. f\lll pwr, VEGA a.Jr, vinyl top, Tiii whl , frnt _____ _.. __ _ ~~~''" 12150. '72 VEGA I ' ' '68 OLDS Cutl8'• Sup ... me, Station wa-n l Excel cond. $1050. or befl '21!-ottcr, ph 645-2396 Sat after Au Io me 11 c tMlnmi\s:iOOn, , 2 pm . radio, he$~ A le. tti&n • U.000 miletl t•8llll). ~ CONVERTlBL.E Olds '&I Starllrn, $15. i'OOd brake~. ROOd bnucry, needs ene IYOrk, 71•1.tJ.U.8542. '69 CUTLASS Sup~mt. 2'1r hdtt>p !>II &c aulo trt1ns \'lnyl top Shru'pl SlTJO 968-2007 $1995 Jim Slernons Imports !:Kil Qu11U Nt"''J,!Qrl 6t'adl ,. i..'OOCI 1r1uu nd 111 111 good l .. 833-QXI veslment. ENTER ~'ROM MacAfl'J'J-IUP.. I ' . ' •• . ALL REMAINING 1973 PONTIACS PRICED . - *AT ACTUAL FACTORY INVOICE COST! ust 52 Left to Select From! ~ . . ' . . . - 36 MONTH OPEN END LEASE -ON APPROVED CREDIT '71 GRAND PRIX '70 V.W. BUG '68 MUSTANG VI , 1utom1tic, pow•r ste1ring & br1kts, power 4 spetd tr1nsmi1sion, rtdio, ht•fer, I 71SBEK J ·VS, i1utom1tic, rtdio ind heater, power sftering. window1, rtlly ll wheels, t ir conditioning, low · l lJolGSB I mileage, vinyl top. 18,ICXXI 52895 511;95 51195 . . '69 CHEV. PICKUP '70 GRAND PRIX '69 PONTIAC VI, automtfic, rtdio, heater, step bumper, west VS , automatic, power stetting-brakes-windows, a ir Bonneville 4 Dr. H.T. VS, t ufomatic, vin61 top, air cot st mirrors. ( t I 0250 I conditionin9. I 121 AGA I cond., pow•r 1teerin9 & br•~es. (978AE l .s1995 s1995 51695 - • 2480 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546-8017 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK~9 -t M. TO 9 P. M. • 0 ' I ' '69 PONTIAC St1tion wagon. Vi, 1ufo m1tic, t ir conditioning, rtdio, httfer, power steering. (680GOE I ' 51695 '70 PONTIAC Trans Am. VS, 4 speed, radio, he1ter, power sfter- in9 & brek•,, t•pe pleyer. ! 198AYLJ SAVE . • -I ... DAILY PI LOT Salurday, Oclobtt 27 .. 1~7) Brand New 1973 GALAXIE 500 Country-Sedan Wagon (JJ74S21076l) 1778 $11 00 Pl!tQYcttT PllCI ($ .. 32.'6) PLUS TAX & LICIHlf r ' Brand New 1'973 · !. GRAN ~TORINO _ SPORT/ 2 DR. SPORTS ROOF C3A35N191868 ) 925 DISCOUNT . flOM WINDOW STICKER PRICE ($5201.03) PLUS TAX & LICENSE ~'rand New 1973 . ~GRAN TORINO SPORT $aoo-·~iii~1 PLUS TAX & LICINSI 1973 Demonstrator 1973 Demonstrator 73 Demonstrator , . THUNDERBIRD - 2 DOOR HARDTOP C3J87Al99970) 1571 $ 6 2 9 7 f.~~~.L PRICE Brand New 1973 • • ' % TON PICKOP - $3,6usT09 L8f5,DE c:24;~,~~ •;RICE PLUS TAX & LICENSE 1973 Demonstrator FORD LTD $402 D080R_HA7RDTOP (3~6~i~) P3RICE PLUS TAX A LICENSf. , '71 PINTO Coupe · 4 speed, radio, heater, accent group, whitewa lls, wheel covers. Ivo ry while. extra clean. (J72DTBJFULL PR ICE '70 MAVERICK Au1o. trans., radio, heater, whitewall tires, wheel co\lers, ac· cent group, good miles, extra sharp. (ZWA69J} '68 DODGE Dart 2 Door hardtop. Small v.s, auto. trans .• pwr. steering and air cond. E xcellen1 ondilion 1hruout. (VRA571) '65 MUSTANG $_1299 V-8, au to. trans .. povver steering, rad io, he<1ter, maq wheels. A real cream puff. (RTAJ~7). Brand New 1973. ~GRA~-TORl'NO i . ' 2 DOOR HARDTOP Cf 30HNS) P1263 ~-3 3 9 5 :·· f P,kL'· PRICE . & LtclNSE 1973 Demonstrator _ GRAN TORINO SPORT • 2 DOOR HARDTOP (3A38Q220388) 1287 .$3987/ f.g~,L PRICE '71 FORD E-lOO 'SURFlf ----· .. . V:.a, 5tick ~hilt, air conditioning, '~ ··2819 power zeering, Refer. & stove, top 1.1... venl, carpeted thruout. Real sharp. ~ _ _ _ '70 FORD GALAXIE '~~ -·~'1"--· ~· · FASTBACK, V-8, auto. trans .. fac-~ ~ 15 99 tory air conditioning, power steer· ., ing. #741B. Price no mistake at ~·~ · '72 CHEV. NOVA . s·-'"T-"' •-. • <yl., >ulo. Iran .. , radio, healer, r : 2499 like new, 8,708 miles. (772~KRJ \f __ ,,. , '70' PONTIAC Tempest . -· "''IJ"',..EW"' • .._...:'\, 6 <yl., oulo. trans., low miles, "t" \ $1 6· 99 sharp. )607B5H ). ·~ $1 299, A~_'!ctY'.~-$ 10 pass., V-8. auto. trans.. laclory llir "-'~ ~:n conditioning, power ~teerng .. power brakes, . ~,·;J_.· .. ~.-~RE,Dl.J j T_A __ extra clean , new pa int & ti res. (WA E285J. u. •·v.. d ,,,a; :..: -;~-,~n-~--~~=,T?=-,,0-=-s,,-,~-=-i~~-,;,-,,-,"-'· _$_3_1-,-,-1;:, ~'~~!Jr '68 FORD WAGON ~~!'.";;,;~~~~'·radio, heater. Like nrn lh'Ll ; ~···~fll,'I~, -;-~-,?-.. -~-,?-u,-~-e-,,-~-n1-?-i,-"-,,-.. -.-u,-,,-.. -,-s .-$--1--,--,--,---<. •'. 11/: ~·, . : . power steering, lugqage rack, lo miles. Extra good condition thruout (402JKE) '71 PINTO Coupe. J 5peed . 7000 enqine. delvxe in1er1or. accent group, luggaqe rclCk. A real "cream putf " JB9BDL Tl $1799~ ' 1973 Demonstrator .f LTD BROU.GH AM :Z DOOR HARDTi!W (3~.62511>3224 ) 913J . $4497 "--·· .. . FULL PRICE PLUS TAX & LICENSE 1973 UJ..ed. Ford · · . J tsAJA BR O N CO t" 1 ; •• . CU15GLR80668) 2279 ~4398 . f.~~il PRICE · ·~t~ t:~~~::.i~~:.:i:~. s 1 ini;I, radio, heater, sedan, low miles, •' ·J9,1BJ mi les, like new (059AFXJ ' 299 '69 MUSTANG : v.s, auto. trans .. radio, heater, vinyl L $ ' roof, 4B.J73 miles, like new inside & .',l out. (YQB035) ·' . • ... ·'* 599 '70 FORD Ranch Wag --·~, " .. v . ··-c;·' -"~, V-8, auto. trans .. faclory oir condi-• ~ 1899 tioning, power sreering, radio, hea· ~ -~ fer, luggage rack: Clean inside & ., • out. (148-AKE) '_ '70 FORD GALAXIE 500 v.e, auto. fran5., factory eir conditioning, power sleering, radio, neater, vinyl roof, 4 Dr. hardtop, Sharp. (923-BXR) $1699. '1---------------.. ,,_ ... -... -,,, '65 FORD Window van, radio, heater, extra good condition. (DUJ028) '72 T-BIRD Factory air cond itioning, full power. vinyl. roof. stereo music, chocolate brown. Sold new at ·ounlon Ford. (S59E IA ) '71 FORD F250 s2· 99 v.a, auto. trans., power steering, 2 gas tanks, , 4 H.0. camper equipm en t, new paint, sha rp. (51095KI f • FORD