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Home My WebLink About1974-01-05 - Orange Coast Pilot> " range C~ast EDI.Tl ON VOL. 67, NO. 5, 3 SECTIONS. 28-PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, L974 Dlme·u·Llne Bargains TODAY! TEN CENTS Spr~ng Ahea~ and Save Energy Tonight . . htassive confusion is expected Sunday in parls ol the nation as America abruptly ahlfts back to Daylight Saving Ti.mt" in a geographic jigsaw puu.le pattern. The procedure here on the Orange r.&st and ln most of the country will be the same as a I w a y s -moving the clock ahead one hour at 2 a .111. Sunday -as the U.S. goes onto imposed Daylight Saving Time for the first Ume jn 30 years on an emergency basis. Not since World \Var II has the shi(ting , of daylight hours to conserve electricity and other energy sources -first pJ"Oo posed humorously by Benjamin Franklin in 1784 -occurred. 1'be step ordered by President Nixon is expected to save three percent of the nation's daily use of electric and petroleum energy sourC<!s, equivalent to 17.5 million barr~ls of oil per day. Barring an y unforeseeri circum- stances such as the highly unlikely discovery ol some new ener~y ruel, the Daylight Saving Time edict .. '"Mother!!, Gone Pio1ieer Succumbs at 104 OilHf l"llOI Sl11ff l"lloM Pld'NEER PASSES AT 1Q4 "Mother'' We1therford · A11aliein1 Doctor Kills Assista1it, Takes Otv1i Life By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of IM Oillt";' l"llot Sltn They called her Mother. Emily · \Vallace .. Mother" Weatherford has !'(One to her reward afte r 104 years, in which . she early learned to· love the Lord, moved from Kentucky to Kan!ll!S in a covered wagon as a teenaged bride and has 79 descendants. She also scolded television show host Art LlnkJetter before a nationwide au- • dience, when _jn her 90s, for a remark that she did not comider entirely proper. "She 's been a consistent Christian since lhe age of 6," says h.1rs. Aila Jones. a friend and fellow churchgoer with A1other \Ve ... lherford. who used 10 live at her home as a renter. h.Jother \Veatherford, whose funera l will be Alonda y, never lost the native feeling she had for the earth, perhaps the pionett spirit if that is the proper term. • j'Every spring, fhe flO\\'Cr bulbs had to go into the earth." says ~·lrs. Jones. "'ho "'as ~fother \Veatherford's landlady for many years at 5151,2 W. Bay Ave., Balboa. Sh~ says Mother Weatherford "as 1l la_9y_of _lhe land, "rho had no second tl>Cughts about turnin,::: in the .plant- nourishing fertilizer 'A'ith her own hands und shovel after the fertilizer man brought it. . h1other \Veatherford had her O\vrl plot of ground there on the Newport-Balboa Peninsula and tOOk care of it herself. according to htrs. Jones, who. is also a widow. · She said Mrs. \Veatherford, who u·as born in 1869. four yea rs after President Abraham Lincoln Was assassinated in Ford's Theater at \V ashington D.C., \\'as staunchly dedicated t.o her church. She remained an active member or An Anaheim veterinarian and his pret~ the Golden Age Group of Christ Church- ly. 24-year~kl assistant tl ied Friday By-The-Sea Community h1ethodlst almost night in what Anaheim police in-·1 the end £ her l"f · st. to "d .. rd 1 "d' unti o 1 e. She Joined v~ 1g.a ~ sa1 was a mu er-su c1 .. the cburcb in 1940. situation. .~ --She succwnbed Wednesday while a Dead ot head wounds Inflicted by a resident of a Harbor Area convalescent .~-caliber rlrle are Dr. George. &!ward hospital bUt had lived almo.st in- Chnton, 42, operator or the Hi-Way 39 dependently in Balboa since nearly 40 veteri~ry ~pital, 70? S. ~ach Blvd.. years ago. and his asslStant, Diane Kay Olson, Only six years ago -when she vov.-ed 24. of Orange. she \\'Ould certainly live to be 100 years "It appears at this time that Dr. oJd or more -A1other Weatherford Clinton shot A1iss Olson and then turned was still walking 10 blocks to church the gun on himself," Lt. Paul Hutchinson each SUnday. sakl. Later, her stride slowed. Jnvestigators said the bodies 'Vere She was 8 practical nurse in addit ion found by other hospital employes who to being a housewife for most of her heard shots fired in Dr. Clinton's office. long life -she was married at age .. We believe that we are now aware 16 in Abilene -and figured she had or the reasons for what we believe was those doctors outWitted anyv:ay. Dr. Clinton's murder·suiclde decision but ~1other Weatherford said in a 1967 we can't comment on them at this interview -that they wrole her off as time," an investigator said. dead on two different occasio~, but · He confirmed that Dr. Clinton was she was. after a~I. a tough pioneer married and lived with his family in lady from the frontier. the Anaheim area. Miss Olson, he said, ··1 fooled them,'' she declar~. lived in a bachelor a.partment in the Some 10 years ago, accordrng to A-lrs. Orange area. (Set MOTHER, Page !) VICE PRESIDENT IN TODAY'S QUIZ Thia 1il('ln becan1e tl1e fir!t Vice Pre1i.de11i to be selected under tlte provisions of tJte 25th An1endment ' r1/; tiOt long ago. Do 11ou know his :::5'.:: NE:WS-HAME? ~· You~ll ftnd hini ~ featured ln TflE ; I. QUIZ ori.-Page 7"' along with other 7>eople and eve1tts tllat were i11 . t11e ttews duritig 1973. It's a per f e c t c'iance to tt.sl uour recall of tli.e old 11!.ar'• ....... . Evtrt1 Week throughout th.t yeor, THE QUIZ ;, publf.th<d by The DoUy . P"9t at part of our curre.nt euew.t1 pr6grani for .scllools in tliis area. ----...,.- DJ on tlie Air 11-straight Da.ys ·. ATLANTA (UP!) -A !>-year-old Navidisc jockey recenUy broadcast live for ~11 straight days '!<> set a world record for continuous broadcasting, the Navy lnfonnaHon Office here said Fri- day. Broadcasting rrom ~1cMurdo station. Antarctica .... Joumalist 2nd Class Al Orey was at his microphone at least once every 10 minUte1 for 269 h o u r a and five ininutea. The old. world record was ttt hours held by lhe Navy at Keflavlk, Iceland. • Twenty volunteers stayed with Bray around the clock-in the studio, keeplrtg him awake and handing hi!" nundt<ds or requests for records. The group col· lectcd radio pl!dg<.i oi 1$.000 10r a children's home In Chrlltohurdl, · New Zealand, durlhg the marathon. -- \\'ill rem ai.t in effect for 22 months. October of 1975, is now the earliest date it may end. Changes in the American-way-of-lire routine will be varied and not consistent in all areas, as authorities try to smooth WILL -!SI MON SAYS' GAME SOLVE CRISIS?-Column, Pg. 18 out such things as di£Cering time zone boundaries. Bars will close at 2 a.m. in California as. usual, while the s~ddeii. imposition of Daylight Saving Time will affect other enterprises in different way_s~ The 'temporary exemptions for the h1ountain Time Zone sections of Idaho, are in effect for one county in Oregon and also in Hawaii , plus the territories of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. The switch to Daylight Saving Time is not being greeted with pleasur~ in some qll{lrters, espicially states which are orifnted toward agricullural pr~ duct ion. Transportation Depar:tn1ent officials Ja11aboree Road Pilet1p .contradicted Idaho Gov. Cecil Andrus' proclamation. \\'hich in his tenns had flatly exempted Idaho fro1n the tin1c change. "It appears that once again we hare an example of the federal i.:ovcrnmcnt .creating a problem "'hich it then has neithc!Wlhe desire nor the determination ,.to resolve," run1ed Ciov. Andrus. Several states -an1ong thcn1 Alaska, Florida, Kansas, Kentucky. Michigan, Nebraska, North and South Drikota. Ten- nessee and Texas indicate they \\' i 11 Four Newport Beach residents whO received in· juries in thiS collision Friday night at Jamboree Road and East Bluff Drive in Newport Beach were rushed tQ Hoag Memorial Hospital. Listed as criti- cal but doing well was Martin S. Gurney, 43 , of 807 Alepo. Also held for treatment for lesser injuries \Vere Carole Lynn Hoag, 28, of 3191h: Collins. Joseph Charles Tutrice, 38, and his wife. Diane, 36, both of 4220 Park Newport. Police said the Gurney car struc;k A-liss Hoag's car in the rear, then went on to plow headon into a car driven by Tutrice. Michelle Wants Mama; -. So D9 Laguna Police By JACK CHAPPELL Of I'll• 011/ly l"llot Slilfl Little blonde Michelle Riccardi entered 1974 as a waif. a tiny baby abandoned by her mother in a Laguna Beach church 1;1.ursery the Sunday after Christmas. "It's anybody's guess what the circumstances coo.Id be. Everybody who's seen ber would like to take her home," said Detective Carlene Ambrose, Laguna Beach police juvenile officer. Right now, Michelle is at the county's Sitton Home for dependent children. Laguna police have been stymied in locating the child 's mother. Friday, Oet. Ambrose and detective section commander Lt. John Zelko ap- pealed to the public for information about the child. If the mother is not found, little Michelle could spend the rest of her ' childhood .ind adolescent year! in a series of. foster homes. "It's ,our feeling that wtle.o;;s we can find her origin, they can't place her for adoption sO that she cnn have a regular home,'' ~. Ambrose said. This is because the mother could return at some later lime and demand the child be returned, she said, ex· pl'alning that 901'ne lttglUmate mishap could have prevented the mother from going back to pick. up the baby. Oet. Ambrose said ir the mother. or the woman who dropped. Michelle off at the Commllnity Presbyterfan Churc:h nursery {if the two are not the same person). does not come forward , Michelle will be made a ward of the ooun .. Although refusing 10 make aoy pro- • mises of nooproseeutloa (child aban- donment is a crime), Laguna police said they wanted td.llelp bolh mother and child. if possible.l ''OUr main thing is that if IJlcte Is -- WHERE'S HER MOTHER? Michelle.Ricc1 rdi a problem, 've want to find the correct agency to help her out. "There is always the possibility of proseculion, but~Olit.lnteres are_doing whnt is best fer the child and putting the mother away is not the best interest or the child," Del. Ambrose said. "If a mother can 't keep her baby, she could take it to the COWlty adoption bureau and it could be legally adopted." she said. She said the mother · may not have wanted t.o get involved with oUicialdom. feeling that by leaving the little girl In 'a church. she was guaranteeing the baby would be cared•{or. Pollce ,have tried to trace the child's name through Or81lge and san Diego birtl\ records and varlou.\ agencies to no avaJl. P'oUce hope now that a citizen \viii recognize the child's description and come forward with new lnfonnation. The baby Is t9 .lo '24 moolhs old. (See MICUELLE,-Page !) "'--,..,,--,,,,.....,,.=~· . -. Rapist Suspect Pleads Innocent To Bm·glaries The man pol i~ charge is the so-called "Downlown Rapist" of Huntington Beach Friday entered a plea of innocent to several burglary charges in \Vest Otange County lt-1unicipal Court. But Robert G. Wold did not plead lo the four rape charges against him. Judge Richard Beacom set Jan. IS as the date for a preliminary hearing for Wold on the burglary counts and for a C0'1tinucd arraignment to ansv.·er to the rape charges. Bail for the 2-1-year-old Wold or 7651 Amazon Drive. Apt. 4, Huntington Beach, is still set at $100,000. He remains in Orange County Jail. Wold \\'as represented in t h e Westminster court Friday by Santa Ana attorney Keit h Monroe. Wold. a truck driver, \Vas arrested Dec. 28 on ri felony rotnplaint containing seven counts of rape , burg lary and sex crimes obtained by lJuntington Beach detectives tbf>ugh the di!itrict attorney·s office. He lvas originally picked up the day after Chris1tnas on a prowling charge and let go on $150 bail. Arter comparing \Vold's fingerprints Y+'ith-evidence-f~nd at the -scenes oC crimes in the downtown area of the flCily. police sought the romplaint. Police allege Wold . \.rho is nuirricd an d a father , is respansible for at least seven or eight burglary-rapes in Hun- tington Beach over the last three years. One of the counts against him. involves _ a rape case in \\'esminster.~ AIR COOLER'S A REAL GASSER BELLEVl~LE, tll. (UPI) -Vcrno\i \Vottowa· says his auto air conditioners are a hot·St•lling item, despite the_ near- iero temperatures. As a sales promotion. he Offers 100 gatlOM of gasoline f,,,. with th~ purchase and installation of the air conditioners. ---- ---.· ask for a time change exemption. as · allO\\·ed under the federal act imposing it. State legislatures will be preparing documents to show the return to Daylight Saving Time at this period of the year. "ill cause grave problems for lhe1n. One of these difficulties appears 10 be a shift in the Eastern and ~1ountain Time Zones, which \\111 have !IOmt:. specific counties in different lime zones fron1 the rest of a given state. (See TIME, Page %1 ,, Roac[Peril, Mudslides Threate11ed By TOM BARLEY Of rM 01lly P'llot Sl•ff An icy storm. spawned in the Arctic. ravaged the Orange Coast today with no sign today of a letup in oo-amk>f:· downpours that have so far dumped. more than l\\'O inches of rain on Orange Cotrnty. Freak side effects \Vere the order ol the day as the bone-chilling storm produced snow flurries at Fashion Island, . a miniature tornado .. ,.that . petrified pedestrians in the Santa Ana-Orange area and minor mudslides in the San Clemente area that have authoritieJ carefully watching the situation. I California Highway Pa tr o I men reported today that storm conditions expected to persist throug hout the weekend have produced a rash of minor accident.s but no serious collisions ·Wilh all county roads open to traffic early today. "But tell people to st3y home unless they really have to drive:· a weary patrolman commented. "These showery conditions that have been almost tor- rential at times create many hazards." 1 Alarmed San Clemente residents in the Palisades area are keeping a close \Vatch on the high ground this weekend, in the wake of two minor mud slides north of Estancion on the bluffs. "It was nothing really serious, just two trucktoads of mud that got no furth er than the bicycle path," a · police spokesman reported. "Everything isi clear now but \Ve are watching the situation carefully." Harbor Department authorities in' Newport Beach and Dana Point reported a long and weary day of securing sma.11 boats, responding to appeals from anx- ious ocean front residents and repeatedly warning mariners "'ilh ideas of venturing out on a storm-tossed ocean. "\Ve've ansWered more than 40 calls and we expect a lot more this weekend." a Newport duty officer said. "We've also had to help homeo\vners secure private docks that might well bav~ floated away." Orange Coast mariners. and especially the "'eekend salts. are getting the· message being drummed in to driyers this \\'eekend: "Stay at home until storm conditions abate." Furious Dana Polot llarbor authorities lx>lie\·e pranksters in the Salt Creek area were responsible for sightings that led them to call on the Newport Beach police helicopter to scout the ocean west of the Dana bluffs. The chopper crew's sCarch was y (See STORi.\I, Page !) Coast-• \\'ealber Looking for a dry spell? Don ·t hold your breath over the week· end. The weatherman see.. more of the snme with a partial clear- ing tonight and more of the v.·et stuff OD Sunday. INSIDE TOD/\Y Ladu Jan.e \VelleSley, 011111 dtiughter of the eigllth Duke of \(elli11g'to11, lias been tl111\ed ro- 1nanticalty witll Pri1tce Charfe~. Story, photos 1'a11e lU: lot!! AllfY ' , .. ,.. .. ., , ... ' CIHllflH 1t•21 Heme/Cl•'"" • Ctw!lt-t .. --.. . ,.ltl,,...itt • ...... 11 ·12 ,,.,,_. " Sttcl M#llet1 , .. 11 °""' ~ •• .. fr4•141 " i•l•rl•l111M11t , .. u Ulltlt Lt11 • -·-• • -···-' ' ' 2' ~AIL.Y >!LOT S.lUrdi1, Jinuary 5, 1974 New Tapes Sl1owdown Loon1ing? \VASHINGTON (UPI! -President Nixon's defianc.-e of the Senate \Vatergatc Committee'!! subpoenas for about 500 tape recorded conversations a n d voluminous other \\'hile House documents may result in another coortroom confronta tion. ' ---In a letter to Committee Chainnan Sam Ervin (l)..N.C.l, Nixon said Friday he viev.·ed the subpoenas as "an overl attempt to inlrtlde into the executive to a degree that constitutes a con- stitutional usurpalion or pov.·er. "To produce · material you now seek v.'Ould unqu donably destroy any ( . NEWS BRIEFS ) vestige of confidentiality of presidential communications, thereby Irreparably im- pairing the constitutional functions of the office or the presidency," he said. . . • Ervin promptly '-shot back -that-he-p v.·ould go to court to get Nixon lo comply, adding that the President had LAGUNA BEACH CITY CREWS CUT UP TREE THAT TOPPLEO ACROSS WILSON STREET There We re Similar Scenes in Orange Coast Communities as Mother Nature Acted Up no constitutional right to refuse to honor the subpoenas. e Mldemt Talk• WASHINGTON (AP) -Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan is discussing with ~retary of State Henry A. Kissinger what would be exJ>Kted rrom Egypt in return for a sizeable Is r a e Ii m---withdrawal from the Suez Canal. - -. 'lbe two also resume discussion today about the distance to be maintained between the opposing armies when they do sepazlate and the kinds of weapons that would be permitted in the area. But Dayan denied that he had nown to Washington with a specific plan in mind. "I i-eally do think it is too early to discuss a plan w h l c h I hope one day will be agreed to by Isracl and the Egyptians," the defense minister told reporters after an apparently in- conclusive three-hour session with Kis- singer at the State Department on Fri· day. e Sa.rbe Takes Offlre WASHINGTON (UPI) -Attorney General William B. Saxbe says Americam have so lost respect for the law that unless ttiing.s change the country will drift into anarchy. Calling himself a "law and order man,'• Sax be delivered his wamin{ as he was sv."Om In Friday a.s President Nixon's fourth attorney general. The 57-year-old former 0 h I o Republican senator pledged to run the Justice Department "to bring credit on the law." e Train Derailed NEWARK, Cali!. (AP) -The sooth- bound Amtrak Coast Starlight smashed Jn1o a truck loaded with wrecked autos Friday, derailing 10 cars and tv.-o Jocomotives that zig-zagged wildly in a cabbage fteld . Tv.·o train attendant.. and tvl'o of the 175 passengers were hospitalized with minor Injuries from the crash about 25 miles south of San Francisco. It was the second derailment in a week for lhe Starlight. The train, which runs between Seattle and Los Angeles, derailed last Friday near Andermn, Calif., injuring 84 people. e Amerlran Arraigned LONDON -(UPI) -British authorities today arTeigncd Allison Thompson, 18, an American, and two other persons oo charges·of conspiring to possess guns and ammunition she is accused of smug- gling into London for a possible guerrilla attack. Police, meanwhile, questioned a second woman - a taU, dark·haired American in her early 20s described as a "known associate" of the others -who was arrested by counter-espionage agents when she arrived at London's Heathrow Airport from New York Friday morning. The identity ar the second American girl v.·as not disclosed . OUNlll COAST IT DAILY PILOT t1w Of11199 CNll OAILV l'ILOT, !I'll!! Wflldl 11 (.mbt""' tlle NtWl•l'rttl, II "111111/1111 by rM °''"" C011t l'ublltlllnt ClrnM11,. &tM< r111 ..imon1 trw pwbll1lltd, Mtnc11y lhrMlt l'ri.1,, fOr CO.It MIU , "'""'°'' 811d1, Huritl"'IOll ltt<l'l/l'a1111ttl11 Vt lltf, Let11na ltech, lrwlM/S.cldle!No<ll Incl 5tn Cltm....!1/ S.11 J.,.n C1pl1tr1111. A 1111111 '""1..,11 Mllltn It •tltl* Stl!J ... lfl tlld lvnd1y1. Tiii ,,.ltldNI llVblW.int p(1n! It ti lllO 'Ne.I .. ., .11,...1, eor.11 M"'· c11tf0nil1, nu•. R1li1rt N. w, ... l'rwlffrtl •!W t>vbl~ J11k I . C11rl1v Vice rn.lffn! .... G-tl Mt Mt« Tlri1fl'l1t K11,-ll l!,11., Til•"lf A. 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Trees vtere fe!led throu~hout . lhe_~a.lley_ and_Garden Grove police with -orange Coast Fr1d~y as high winds Fountain Valley officers reporting the that swept the rain under covered . . walkways and into lhe front doors of partial closure of Edinger betv.·een many stores reached gale force. Brookhurst and Las Flores street.9 . Newport Beach police were called to "We blocked off the two westbound 1910 Commodore with the report that Janes when the road collapsed 1o a a tree had toppled across a Volkswagen depth of four feet,'' a road crew parked at that address. spokesman said« "Flood water was the The car, owned by Joyce Stanford, culprit and the road will stay that way 20, of Hemet, received substantial damage in the impact. ?\-liss Stanford throughou~ the weekend." wa!I not in th~ vehicle at the time. Garden Grove police said a tv.-o-btock. Huntington Beach police reported a area of Garden Grove Boulevard just similar situation early today when a #north of Beach Boulevard was closed sign was blown Crom the top of the to all traffic when a road surface already Huntington Lanes bowling alley on affected by nearby construction \\-'Ork Beach Boulevard onto an unoccupied car parked nearby. caved in under swirling food waters. Police have not yet traced the owner Santa Ana police said many downtown of the car whlch suffered minor damage pedestrians fled for cover in nearby stores when a freak mid-afternoon wind in the impact, sent trash cans bowling and awnings Police in Laguna Beach, Fountain flapping. Valley , Santa Ana, Orange and San "That wind swept all the way north Clemente reported trees blown down to Orange," ~ patrolman saJd. "We've in· those· communilifS' with no injuries had reports of downed . trees and a and no disruption of essential services. lot of minor damage In its wake but Newport Beach police said high winds no injuries -just a lot of frightened caused slight damage lo a number o{ people who thought we were having bungalows at the Bayshores Trailer a tornado." Park, 112 W. Coast Highway. Residents Traffic in and out of the Orange County there were further inconvenienced when complex on Manchester Avenue in a nearby transformer blew out, cutting Orange was blocked for about 30 minutes the power supply for about 20 minutes. in mid-afternoon when torrential rain Newport Beach, possibly the ha:~est turned road surfaces already affected hit of all ·Orange Coast oommun1t1es, by construction into a quagmire. also reported substantial traffic blockage Police in several communities were on -the A1acArthur Boulevard bridge alerted when local businessmen and spanning San Diego creek near the UC homeowners reported flooding of their Irvine campus. basements. "We closed "the northbound lanes in Hardest hit in that connection was mid-afternoon when the water rose." San Clemente, where work crews huStled a police officer said. "T.he southbo~d to the downtown area to pump flood lanes, which arc much higher, are shll water from the basements at the Sears- Roebuck store, Sam's Shoe Store and Fro.n• Page 1 MOTHER ... Jones, Mother Weatherford appeared oo the Art Linkletter television show es the oldest guest he had ever hosted. She was also probably one of the most peppery. Link.letter mentioned to his viewers how Mother \l.'eatherford made that pilgrimage by covered .,.;agon from Ken- tucky to Kansas with the only man she ever loved. "Mr. Llnkletter." she declared with all the formality of a midwestem Methodist who is a little miff'ed : "I was properly married in my parents' hom e -and then I went to Kansas with my husband.'' Funeral services for Mother \Veath· erford, who \\'eathered her years \Vilh faith. zest, and drive. will be Alonday at I p.m. In Baltz-Bergeron Funeral Home, Costa Mesa. Her pastor, the Rev. Robert Shepard of Christ Church-By-The-Sea, will of- ficiate. She leaves three dau,llhters. J\.lr.s. Addie Wallace, Mrs . Ethel Beemer and l\1rs. Bernice Whiteford, plus IS grandchildren, 3S great-grandchildren and 24 great-great grandchildren. 'From Page 1 TIME ..• Authorities in various parts (){ the nation foretee dirficulties in traffic safe- ty, in comparison lo normal commuting hours during the short months or the year . The American Automobile Association is urging greater caution on the part of motorists because millions of drivers and pedestrians will now be traveling during hours of darkness. They said these include children on their way to school during the. earlier hoor. Officials of the California Alco~lic Bevirage Control Board, however. sard the new Daylight Saving TIT"'~ syste · --on1t chirin~e-the houn that t-r.?"'nS are open for customers. Carl's A1en 's Wear ... "They're dry now," a police spokesman said. "But v.·e're keeping an eye on the situation throughout the area." . But many observers of the widespread and freakish storm agreed early today that lhe weather tidbit of the day had its origin in Newport Beach's Fafihion Island. Astonished shoppers seeking January bargains got a "white" sale they will From Pagr 1 MICHELLE. • • about two feet tall and weighs about 2() pounds. She ha.!1 short strawberry blonde hair blue eyes and a very fair . . complexion. Aides at the Sitton Home say she \5 well behaved for a child her age. The child appeared healthy with no signs of abuse or neglect. The woman who brought the baby to the church Ls described as being in her early 205, about five feet two inches tall, 105 pound! with short dark red hair cut in a shag. She was wearing faded blue jeans, a white blouse and a faded denim jacekt. Persons having infonnation which could possibly help were urged by Del. Ambrose to call the Laguna Beach Police Department at 494-1121. 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""""""'' ... -" Sl.tf ..........,, rnllll'llT •1101'"1'-CM ,_...,,, ---!!Undt? the Jaw " said a nokc~··a · quoting Secrlon 2M3t of the -Business and Professlona Code, "2 a.m. Is deemed to be two boun alter midnight." tM Wt1.1m111t11t .... •• • ........ u. lift Clolm.fttt , c:a,11tr1,.. t11(11, S11 J11n C••lll'l'l111, o-"""' S-111 C.•t-. Lit"""' NltMI , .,, m"4Uf '• \ -· -. -·-·- • • • long remember v.·hen SllO\\' nurries swept in from the ocean to briefly bombard the shopping complex. -'-'It was pretty," sales girl Linda Neal said. "But it didn't last long and soon turned to rain . Just think, we nearly had a wh.ite Christmas on Fashion Island." I FAIRVIEW ROAD-Ted Stitt, Kyle Dickenson and Keith Buller (from left) test new storm drain on Fairview Road near Orange Coast Col- lege campus in Costa f.1esa during Friday's storm. ·--·---.. ~-·· ---··--·----· • All Fall Dowta Two buildings under construction in Irvine felt the · brunt of Friday's wind and rain at about the same time. The Aztec Manllfacturing Company at 1631 Alton Ave. (top) all!! the Wood Lighting Fixture J • • --- ---· -• :r. •.· . ~ -.... -j ••• . . O.ltr f'lltt Stiff ........ Company on f.lain Street both lost t i 1 t up walls shortly after noon. Fortunately, because of the storm, no workmen were at either construction site at the time and nobody was hurt. • - ll' Alie \V8S In s he pl or his 0 Lloyd tenn Ave., waiv to s His had e of s Waite term or stran under c • .. Wo11aa1a's /ffurder H~ntington .Man Gets 51 to · Life ' . By TOM B/J\LEY -ot""1tl• Chilly 'ti" 11111 Allen Duane Hand of Hwillngton»eo<h . - was sentenced to five years to life in state prison Frldly for the part he played last March 6 in the murder · of his roommate's wife. Or9.Jtie County Superior Court Judge Llo)'d E. Blanpied Jr. ordered the prison tenn for Hand, 29, of 6200 Edinger Ave., just two weeks after the derendant waived a jury trial and pleaded guilty to second degree murder. His roommate, Malcolm Smith, 4.1, had earlier been found guiUy by a jury of second degree murder. Judge H. Walter -Steiner ordere<l. the same -prison term for Smith. / Botb. JJJen were Involved In the kllUng of Mrs. Barbara Smith, 54, whose strangled and beat~n body was round under a pile of atraw at the Reynolds Riding Stables in Jluntlngton Beach. Jt was alleged In Smith's trial that both men became angry when the \\'Oman ~came to -the apartment and tried to persuade Smith to leave lland and resume his marital status with her. It was testified that the-relationship between the two men was homoseJ:ual in nature and that Smith moved in with Hand after he disposed of nearly $60,000 in stocks and bonds accumulated by tt1rs. Smith prior to their brief mar- riage. It was successfully alleged that Smith first tried to strangle his wile with the cord of his electric shaver but that she showed signs o{ life when they dumpe<flierbid.Y in the Jlvfog room. Hand, the tesli.ony stated, then stuf- fed a bedspread down her throat and kept it there until she s to p p e d breathing. Both men then carried the body to the nearby stables. Coastal Board Weighs 600 Units in Clemente !\fore than 600 dwelling unil! proposed in San Clemente will be considered for pennits Monday by the Sooth Coast •Regional Zone Conservation Commissioo. 1be commission meets at 9 a.m. in Long Beach Harbor Department head· quarters, 925 Harbor Plar.a Drive. Applications are before the comm.i.ssion ror 'IZl townhouse units at Camino de Estrella and Camino Mira Co6ta by Zita Corp., for 3S9 single-family ooits adjacent to that by All$on Development . Co.: and a 24-unit coodomlnium at 319 Acebo Lane, by Vista Del Verde Co. The ~mmission Monday also will be discussing a IO.acre com1nwtity shopping center at Pacific Coast Hig.hy,·ay and Selva Road in Laguna Niguel by Alpha Beta Co. and two lluntlngton Beach city water projects. One is lhe construction of -a storm drain pipe on Atlanta A venue across Beach Boulevard. The second Is a proposed sani tary sewer and water supply system for th~ Sunset Heights AssessmCflt District. The project was delayed in December ¥.'hen the commission found out that some sewer Jines were already under con- stnJction in the area without permits. Also on the agenda are the Irvine Company's request to reconstruct the Bayshores Marina in Newport Beach with 130 boat slips and the city of Newport Be.11.ch's proposed ma intenance dredging in Newport Harbor. In addition . a total of nine duplexes arc being pro)'>OSed in Dana Point by Dana Investors on !\.·lalaga . Cordova , La Cresta and Silver Lantern Drives. CLEARANCE -sALE (Call for our low Zenith Prices l 100% Solid State CHROMACOLOR 11 the MANDALAY • 1 ~utton23'' Tumng • Auto Fine Tunl'ng DIAGONAL P/CTUH TUii • Instant Picture REMOTE CONTROL 16" ZENITH 01~~1 • with SPACE COMMANO th• AIUIA-SE1610R 17" ZENITH ......... REMOTE CONTROL SPACE COMMAND 500 the IALIOA-Slt750l DlllY Pl"t Sl•ll PIM .. Need a Pet? How about Christy, this seven- monlh-old Australian shep- herd now living at the Orange County Animal Shelter in Or- ange. You can have her for about $12 in fees. Call the shelter at 532-7301 for infor- mation about Christy or other pets awaiting adoption. Methodist Art Group To Resume Classes Classes of the Laguna f\-fethodist Art Group will resume at 9:30 a.m. f\-iond.ay al the United f\.fethodist Olurc:h, 21632 Wesley Drive, South Laguna. Beginning painters as well as other experienced artists are· welcome to join the group. Instructor is Robert Shields of Long Beach. Clas.ses are held Mondays rrom 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Further infonnation on the art group may be obtained by calling Doris Van Wink.le, 4!>H288. New Laws Fo1· Garage Sales Eyed . A ne'v city ordinance which would establish a permit for garage sales and limit them to one a year will be reviewed by lluntlngton Beach councilmen Monday night. The curlailmeut was Cl'dered-b COWh... cllmen w}io y.•ere upset over the prollter.11.tion or garage sale signs tacked on telephone poles, tree! and homes. If approved, the new law Y!'ould : -Force any resident to acquire-a pennit from the finance department before holding a garage sal~. -Limit residents to one garage sale per year. -Limit the garage sale to either three consecutlYe days, or tY.'O coosecutive y.•eekends. -Allow only one sign, no larger than six square feet or taller than six feet, to advertise the garage sale. -Prohibit the display of any of the items to be sold in the individual's front or side yard. -Establish a fine of up ID $100 for the violation of any provision in the ordinance. The new law, which will come before councilmen during their 7 p.m. sess ion, A1onday, in oouncil chambers, dDCS not establish a fee ror obtaining the pennit and does not limit what can be sold, except that the seller must have owned the item for at least 90 days prior to its .sale. Councilman Jack Green · issued the request for a curb on garage sales. Gree'n said he isn't opposed to in- dividual garage sales, but is opposed to the signs tacked up at random and he feels many of the so-called ga rage sales are standard business transactions which should be licensed anyway. Irvine Aide Named Dr. Randolph Kelm, a plant scientist from UC Davis, has been named superintendent of the UC South C.Oast Field Station at Irvine. · The 200-acre agricultural experiment station at 7601 Irvine Blvd. was establish- ed 18 years ago. -Dr. Keim replaces Dean F. Millen who has headed the research unit since it opened. 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It'll appear near Venus and Jupiter y.•hich are the brightest objects in the y.·est during this period /' he said .. lie said -that photographers who have a steady hand on a tripod will have a chance to photogr aph the comet th rough the eyepiece on the telescope. The ~pping center, Gra nt's Plaza, is located at Camino de Estrella and the San Diego Freeway. DeVany suggested that if any organized groups y.•ere interested in look· ing at the comet, that they call him at 49'l·7056 to obtai n specific information . Masks Displayed In Laguna Beacl1 A collection of masks from cultures in Afri ca, South America, Mexico and the Far East will be on display from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Festival of Arts in LaBUna Can- yoo. The "Man's Many l\fasks" show Y.itl be contained in an ''artmobile'' sponso red j()intly by county offices of education t h r o u g h o u t Southern Cali fornia. Masks in the collection are on loan ·from the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History and other major cultural museums in Southern California. The artmobUe Friday will visit La- glma's three elementary sch o o Is so that students may look at the art works. 1974 ,_ Comet 'Flasli Jn, the Pa1i' SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -Tonight is the night Kohoutek, once. billt>d as the •·comet of the century," was to have blazed across earth's sky. But it has dimmed rapidl y, and observers may have a hard time finding it. The Skylab 3 astronauts. y.•ho have the best view of the t.."Omct fro1n their orbit ing station, report it has Jost most of its brilliance and now is no brighter than an ordinary star. Winter Procrram 0 Of Recreation Set in Lagiu1a Registration for the Laguna Beach Recreation Department winter program of social , athletic and cultural cla~ \.\rill open at 8 p.m. Monday at the de:partmcnt offices, 570 Glenneyre St .. Laguna Beach. Registration will .continue until all scheduled classes are filled. \Vaiting lists will be kept for desired classes which fill quickly. Classes include tennis, ballet, creative dance, jazz dance, macrame, crewel embroidery, guitar, all media painting, alfresco .painting, skiing, girls' gym- nastics, bridge, yoga, diving a n d children's theatre. · A complete listing or classes and schedules is available at Cit]' Hall and" City 1-iall South on Glenneyre street. Further information is avail able by calling 494-1124, extension 238 or Z39. 18'' Model 15·403 $259 diagonal RCA COLOR While They La" TV French Provincial XL-100 Solid State . 25" diagonal 6836 $575 MODERN f. r -DESIGN ' ! I~ ·-•-\I ti!' • AccuColor [ ! ~<ii J .. -· -~· B!ack Matrix I I . . c ,, :J ' 1 · P1ctur• Tube the •AMSGATl.-GSIOJ --...... 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"HUNnN•TON llACH HOU~S1 MON .• fRI. 10-7 SATUROA.)' 10 ·5:30 Ct.OS£DJUNDA Y - OfllN THUllDAY 'TIL 9 962-5559 • •Excm fAIR TRADE ITEMS ; 19046 IROOKHUIST ST. HUNTINGTON lliCH HOU~s, DAILY 10 -7 SATURDAY ljl -S:JO SUND AY 12 • 5 • Auto rme Tuning • AccuMatic IV ' • Dual Speakers -- ~· • • j \1 DllLY PILOT Saturda.,, Jlnuar1 S, 1974 I Bari{ er R~ele~sed~--cra-iriis ) Paralysis -- • • Ul'I Ttlt .. 1011 FREED FROM l'RISDN W1tergate Barker ... WASHJNGTON !AP\ -Bernard L. Barker, the right $ide or his lace paralyza<J from what he said was ex- posure to cold while serving his Watergate prison sentence, was freed Friday to await the outcome of his appeal. Baiker, one of the live \Vatergate detendanls who 11leaded guilty to burglary, conspiracy and wiretapping in lhe break-in of Democratic party head- qu~ters could barely speak because of the paralysis. HE SAID A DOCl'OR at Eglin Air Force Base in F1orida, where he has been imprisoned since early November, Advised P1·eside1ats Philanthropist Al Stovall Di~· i\tiner, motel builder and onetime music nlaker Al Stovall will be buried tcxlay, following Catholic riles in Tustin. The !ormer presldcnl of Best \Vestern ?.-1otels, headquartered in Anaheim,. ~tr. Stovall was 67 when he succumbed to cancer Ylednesday in Placentia. He had been a men1ber of presidential 'commissions under two U.S. heads of state, appointed on the basis of his expertise in the field of manganese mining and business. President Dwight D. Eisenhower ap- pointed ~1r. Stovall to ttis own advisory committee and President John F. Kerr nedy later. named him to the Export Expansion Council. He operated Jour Best \Vestern Motel facilities in Anahcin1 and had owned motels in Phoenix, Ariz., over the past two decades, before disposing of them. A mustachioed, twinkly eyed music maker and bandleader, Mr. Stovall was known as the "Clown Prince of Rhythm " during his heyday, as a double bass I diagnosed the Ailment as. Bell's palsy. He a.id it was caused by eJpOsure to cold while b& was digging a dilch at Eglin a week or 10 days ago. Officials at Eglin could not be reachl'd Jm- mediately for comment. The disease impairs speech and causes the affected eye to water because the eyeli~ muscles don't work prope~y. WHEN HE TESTIFIED at the Senate Watergate committee-hearing, the 5fr year~ld Barker said he was convinced at the time ol the burg1ary and on the day that he testified "that what I did at that time was correct." On Friday he said somewhat lhe same 'Prediction' Of Slaying Described VISALIA (UPI) -G. Daniel Walker testifi ed Friday that Beverly Hill s socialite Hope Niven Masters pr<.'d!cted her boyfriend's death and then watched while he was shot in the head. \Walker is charged with the slaying of William Ashlock, 40, a Los Angeles advertising· executive, at a Springville area ranch last February. l\IRS. l\1ASTERS, 32, was also charged with the staying but the charges against her were dropped at the start of Walker 's trial. \Valker testified earlier he left the ranch on the night of the slaying and returned to find Mrs. Masters who told him she had awakened during the night and found Ashlock dead and then was raped by an unidentified intruder. thing. "I believe today that nothing bas shown me any different from tbe~tbings I believed. J •as rtcNlted tor fbe service of my counU, and I could never refuse that service," he said. 1 Reminded that his daughter said al tho time of bi; l'<'ltencing that President Nlxon rather than ''my father, a ~k" should have gone to prison, Barker siid ; 'jl HA VE THE greatest respect for the President of the United States. Peo- ple of my generation._ have always been Jmpounded• with the highest respect for all government officials m y daughter, ol whom I am very, very . ' Walker said Friday he and Mrs. ~tasters then returned to Los Angeles .. and on the way back she changed her ¥-, story and said she was seated on a ¥-·.~ ~ . I ~ . couch at the ranchhouse when a man "t ,. . • ' . -. · ... came in and shot Ashlock in the head . ~· ~J.: ••.:.• :i fP ,•~ · .· IJUlrultlfl · · ar~ · proud, has her own life. l respect her opinion and she respects mine." Barker was the third Watergate de.fen· dant to be !reed pending appeal E. Howard Hunt, who recruited Barker and the three others 10< the Jw>e t7, 1972 breal-ln, was released Wednesday and James W. McCord has been free on 15.000 bond. Three others, Eugenio R. Martinet, Virgilio R. Gonzalez and Frank A. Sturl!is Bre still at Eglin pending the decision a parole board will make in Washington Monday# BARKER SAID Martinez and Sturgis are doing for.eslry work with ues at the prison farm. . "I'm 'ltr'/ very glad to be out,'' he sakt. "I have always had great ~~Ith In the ultimate Justice In our syslem. Barker said he served one year and 19 days since the day of hl.s arrest. He was sentenced Nov. 9 to ferve a minimum of 18 months to 8 years. His wife, Clara, arrived Thursday night lrom Miami 19 be wllh their daugbler, Maria-Elena MoffeU, who Uves in a Washington suburb. , Mr~ .Barker said she aM her husband planned to leave for Miami later. Barker owned a real estate company in Miami before the Watergate loddent. ~~-----~~~- • ' •• .. . ' , , player. He called hls group, ·which played for the belier part of two decades, the "Biggest LltUe Band in the World" and did night-time stands in the Phoenix area while prospecting for manganese DEAD AT 68 OF CANCER OC Philanthropist Stovall HE ALSO testified Mrs. Masters said ""; · she had forecast Ashlock's death with f:i Workmen are lay' ~the foundation for the basket-feature four lighted b'asketball courts and f o u r cards 10 days prior to the slaying. , • ball courts at the · w 40-acre Edison Community lighted half-courts. The six lighted handball courts She also claimed, according to Walker,{~~-Park in southeast. 'ntington Beach. This area will are in the· background. Park should open in April. that her former husband, Tom Masters, • --------------''---~----''----- ore during the day . was involved in the slaying and that ·~'I.. . · she had given the a~tuaJ gunman some ·f.. ·~· me ' checks to spare her Jife. .. . e-..... ·-A native of Peabody, Ky., he had begun touring with his band at the age of 21 , according to a family member. Church Receives Approval for New Sanctuar)· ., . e Planner Bowles Cox to Beco1ne Cha1nber Cliief Of Capo Beaclr, MASTERS TESTIFIED earlier in the ~ · trial he did not know Ashlock or Walker -· 'J :._ .. ·" : ... • ~1otels that h-1r. Stovall opened are well known to visitors along the Anaheim Strip near Disneyland, among them the Space Age Lodge, the Cosmic Age Lodge, the Gala.iy and the Inn·of Tomorrow. These lcxlgings are decorated with some of his own~ creations, scutptured shrubbery called topiary plants, Y:hich are cul and shaped like animals. He was also a philanthropist and was honored Dee. 20 at the Fiesta Bowl football game ror his original efforts in founding the Newman Center at Arizona State University and in 1961 he received the national Newman Federation Award. Now, the ASU campus Newman center has been renamed Stovall HaU in his honor. St. Andrew's Presbyterian church was given unanimous approval by the Ne,vport Beach Planning Commission Thursday to ronstruct a new 1,200-seat• sanctuary on its Newport Heights prop- erty. The church also received perm.issioh to COO\'ert its old 730-seat sanctuary to an office and clas.sroom building Church officials told commissioners, however. that they have not yet rereived the financial backing from their con- gregation lo move ahead with the proj· eel. and knew nothing of the shooting. 'Bazooka Bandit' Gets $19,400 Loot COLLINSVILLE, Tex. (UPI) - A man told Collinsville State Bank President Gene Bryant he would ' shoot the building with a bazooka uni~ he was given . $20,000 to $30,000. Bryant put $19,400 in two de(X)Sit bags Thursday and dropped the money near a bridge a mile east of the city, where the extortionist picked it up and escaped, police said. During his career ln m i n i n g manganese, ~fr. Stovall was the largest producer of that mineral in the world, \\ilh 40 mines in operation. "\Ve want clry approval in .concept W dd • B ll He built the Royal Palms Inn, the as a prelude to making financial ar· e i11g e S Desert Inn and Desert Hills, all in rangements with the congregation." said Arizona, during that pericxl. Thomas Woodruff, an attorney for the • Survivors include his wife Frances, church. . . For Jim BroiVn sons Robert and Jack, plus daughters The comnusslon action_ was a vote Kathleen Stovall, Mrs. Richard Pettis to approve a use pemut for a new Mrs. Donald Feist, Mrs. Kent \Varner' master pJan of church faciliti es, which HOLLYWedOOD (U~l) -Football and also 19 grandchildren. ' are located on 15th Street near Newport star-turn . actor J1~ Brown an- Rosary will be ton ight at 7.30 with Harbor l{igh School. The use permit n~unced Fnday he will marry coed funeral mass Saturday at 10 a.~. both vdtl expire in five year~ if officials ~1ane . Stane~y of "Philadelphia iu,St. Cecilia'~ ........ .l!'lll'I . , , ~~"1 , . .--.· • ., .!9.'T1•llme this year. '1'11~ JAn1ilf 'sugl~~t --. ·: 1~~ · • -~·~· ,-s·· t~it is tflft"1,. ;[I". :~Rte .fonner Cleveland Br:owns trfuuiions to.the Ameri~_ . · ·e-the ch~cfi .J~, ' eight residential "1j . ~ess1onal football great said he ty, 18356 Irvine Blvd., Tustin:~"~ propert ies acr6 sb"eet from its ... ~·-engaged to Miss ~tane!y, _a A1nerican Pen Won1en To Hear Designer ' The Laguna Beach branch of the Na· lional League of#American Pen Women . will_ host speaker Ilgner Charla , jewe.lry designer. at the group's meeting at 10 a.m. ~londay in the' board room of the Laguna Beach Unified School District. · The pen \\'Omen \••ill discuss recent ,creative accomplishments and vote on the orgahization's "Women of Achieve- ment.'' Florence Roe \Viggins will preside at \he meeting. sanctuary into parking lots. SiJPbomore at Clark Un1vers1ty 1n The church owns the eight properties ~~anta. He said they have known but Wooodruff said there were legal one an?ther for a year. . complications as to whether they could it will be the second mamage be converted to parking lots. fOJ.:_ Brown. He was divorced from "One thing I want to make clear," h~.first wife, Sue, two years ago. noted Commissioner James Parker "is ~ are the parents of three that city approval of this plan 'does c"1.ren. not mean we are pressuring residents "l in that area to accept those parking L-~, F·\r=~=~~====~, lots. That will be up to them." ~" 1 ·-TBJ:. Sit THI NIW 1974 •· DATSUNS ~ COSTA MESA DATSUN 2145 HAllOR ILYD. C.M~ 540-6410 ·~ " EARL'S Pl•lllbl,,., NMtlrit Air en. Tirnl Sflrtl ., ,..,, ..., Uf-·SHdlelllcll AH OtMrt 495~401 ,42-17151 Heralded on Retirement - Retiring San Clemente. planning com- missioner George Bowles this week bask· ed in praise by city councilmen and then deUvered an emotional farewell after serving for exactly a decade. Bowles, an outspoken member or the panel, said despite 10 productive years on the advisory panel, he noticed one ve.iing phenomenon in the community. "' "It's still oot one community at all, but an assembly of smaller groups - Shorecliffs, Harbor Estates, the Riviera and the like. "\Vhen an issue affects one little area, the residents flock down here; the rest of the time it seems like they don't give a damn," he said. Bowles said that if he had one wish, it would be that residents attend meetings more steadily and view issues trom a city-wide attitude. Bowles' retirement spurred councilmen to break a solid rule in order to "repay" the retiring commissioner. They agreed to grant the local auto dealer free privileges for lite at the city golf course. The move was the first such gift by a city council in San Clemente. Bowles intimated that his 10 years as a commissioner was far from pressure-free. A.rt of Masters Set for Display Works of art from masters of the 19th and 20th centuries will go on display this evening at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 307 Cliff Drive. Picasso. Matisse, Olagal, Toulouse- Lautrec, Leger and Braque are among the artists whose work.s will be shown at the gallery. The wocks are from the art collection of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Johnson of Laguna Hills. For 21 years. Mr. Johnson was direetor of the Dayton Art Institute. The show will open with a public reception from 7 to 9 p.m. and will run daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Feb. 3. Public relations representative William . Cox will be sworn in next week as the new president of the Capistrano Beach Clamber of C.Ommerce. Coi, a resident or 26852 Vista del ?i.lar. has been a Jong-time member of the chamber. He and a slate ol. other officers and directors will be em- paneled at an aMual banquet Jan. t at the El Adobe Restaurant in San Juan capistrano. Others installed at the 7:30 p.m. event will be Russel Henchman, first vtce president; Tom Storey, second m president; Janne Carr, treasurer and · Jack Ingalls, executive secretary. Directors for tht coming year are Harris Angell, Bob Armlstread, Vaughn Curtiss, Tom Fryan, Mary Kesler, Ken Lawrence, William McConniclt, G«irges ~1arbel, Les Remmers, Emerson Stanley, Robert Talley, Arlene Wa!Slll ond Joseph Wimer. Tickets to the event, selling for $7.50 each, are being sent to eadl chamber member this week, spokesmen said. Reservations can be confinned through Ingalls at 4911-2455. Cal Expo's Theme--1920's COllE•LEASE . l:l il LEASING SACRAMENTO (AP) "The Roaring 205" will be one of two themes for the 1974 California State Fair at Cal Expo, fair officials report. A "continuing theme" will be "California Heritage," spokesman said. The 1974 State Fair will run Aug. 23 through Sept. 8 at the Cal Expc1:•grounds north of downtown Sacramento. DOES YOUR CAR IDLE ' ROUGH? WE START HARD? GIVE POOR MILEAGE? CAN HELP THE CARBUROOR SHOP 1Hl NAtltlO• •LVO .. COffA MhA 60aN "" W"1I .........., t Mel,..-... Mli. Ynr~A ..... bed CllrneNt LH11!tt Dee• • New'74Y ... Hetc._k S&840 .... MONTH P1IJI T111 .. lie. On Aw. Crtdll 24 Mo, O.E.L.. CONNILL CHRIOLET 2121 HAllOI ILYD. COSTA MISA 546·1200 KIDS LIKE-TO ASK ANDY n4 N. NEWPORT ILVD. NEWPORT BEACH 642-3766 2J Yurs S.rne l.eutlon e SAL.ES e SlltVICI· FROM F a·shion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOU.NOS OF 'THE HARBOR • I \ ~ .. ---., __ ... ·-·-·------.... ·~--------------• • , .. 0Saturd~r. January 5, 1974 • DAILY PILOT f • Begin Gard~ning :With Seedlings ·A -VICTORY GAAQlM" TO Fl~HT INl'LATION \ Destruetlve Motli By WILIJAM t. MEACHEM hall and half with · pe~llTl95s' .. oi:_en;:~tli:_:,11e ... !J excellent. 'Iben all.you need JJ a window with good tight. In a few weeks I will be Most importii.nt w h e n ~•king m~ mornlgg and !ladlng seeds indoors ill !he nightly vl!lts to the bisement. tiJnlng. Some seeds ta~e a That's where l have my long-tbne.to germinate; others llourescent llght:"garden" and take a long time to grow a window that geill good large enough to be planted S\IDllgh \_ where I start my out.si<te. These slow plants seedlings for !he outdoor should be started two months garden, ~ead of outdoor plantlng Some of my gardening time. These would include friends -and name.I es s "annual'' geraniums, petunias, member~ or my family -begonias and asters, and, think· this is too rnuc~ ~rk. .... among the veg et ab I es , Why bother, they claim, you tomatoes and peppers ~ can buy all the started plants ' you need in Ute spring. ..QUICKIES" Jike marigolds But when SUnJmer comes and zinnias need only a few they can see the difference. weeks befcre the seedlings are It is surprising how a few large enough to plant· out. odd or unusual plants can Start these three to four weeks catch the eye, especially some before planting~ut time. Start of the new hybrid annuals them too early and they will and vegetables which you . become stringy and weak can't buy as started plants ~cause of poor light. in the local nursery · If you use some leftover I TWNK my efforts are ,veil Potting soil you found .around worth while, and starting the garage; spray the, surface seeds early isn't that difficult. before seeding to deter any · In fact, this can be one of soil inseets that may be the most fascinating parts of around. ••t the gard aiing. And it can be -sprinkle seeds on s o i l profitable since ·nower and surface. Push large seeds like vegetable plants in my tomoto and pepper Into the neighborhood cost as much as soil. Water wtth a fine spray .... TOtrMrou ........ .• Zll«HINI ~UMH ew. __ P(.flffll,f t;_;_ __ ll£0 SttTS IUCINO . ~---_cc:ucuMll£R$ 'TOTAL• War-Declared on Tussock " PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The U;S. Forest Service is putting its money on viruses and bacteria ln trying ro beat the tussock moth. -A U.S. P'orest Service . presentation_ to a group of professors recently I i s t e d development of microbials, as they are called, as the biggest single expenditure ·of a pro- po9ed three-year tussock moth study program. No money has been ap- propriated for the studies. The Department of Agriculture, parent of the Forest Service, has asked Congress for $2 mllllon ltir' 1 the -tllret!oy~ar Forest Service stUdy. · 1be proposal for speQC)jng the money lists $650,000 for development of microbials. • THE PROPOSAL would pr.o- vide about $350,000 f o r developing toxicants, o r chemicals poisonous to the Adding'rree Eilha11ces Lawn Area moths. Another $350,000 is pni- posed for research on how conti:ol agents can be sprayed on jhe moths trom·the-air. Much of the Forest Service research on the moth which infests 600,000 to 800,000 acres of north~astem Oregon and areas of adjacent J1tates, Js conducted thrqugh lhe F'orest Service experiment station iri Portland. The rest is con· ducted through an experiment station in Berkeley, California. The Agriculture Department also has asked Congress for $2 million to be spent during .t~e ~!De three fiscal y~ars:, 1975 ffiroug"h 1977, on Urliversi·' tY research on the mo~h.' .' The representatives o f Washington State Uni\'.e rsity, Uni\'.ersity of \Vashington, Oregon S t a t e University, University of Ca Ii for n i a, University of Jdaho a n d University of Mon tan a di scussed uses for the ad- diti&nal $2 million · with Jack Sullivan , deputy administralor of the Cooperative St8te Research Service. The service would allocate the funds among the universities. The rest of the Forest Service money would be spent on various studies of the moth an4 its, effects. Ila larvae eat the needl&s or !it trees. IN THE JllGHJ,Y-.techllical discussion of researeh p~ grams1 DDT was barely men- tioned. DDT, a toxicant proven effective a·galnst the moth, cannot be sprayed against the moth unless the Environ- mental Protection A g e n c y makes an exception• to the general ban on its use. 'l11e Agriculture Department, on behalf of th'.! Forest Service, and other interests have as.ked for such an exception. · Some -participants in the conference said EPA should be prep8red quickly to certify vlfusi!s for use a1:ainst Uie moth once they are develoi>e?· The Forest Service is spend- ing $770,000 to combat the tussoc k moth this year and hopes for an additional $2301000 in 9.lpplemental af>" propriations. Some of the other professors emphasi2:ed that research should concentrate not only on ·the moths or current out- breaks but on their rela- tionshi p to the forests. This research could be iTtiportant in dealing with future out• · breaks, they said. a dollar a dozen. Or light sprinkle and.-cover There, are a lot of seed-pot with a pane of glass or L--.!======----------------------_J starting kits in stores, but sheet of plastic. Leave cover · you can start seeds in con-on until seeds sprout ond then ARCHITECT'S GARDEN LAYOUT FITS IN BACKYARD WITH ROOM TO SPARE The pi('.ture of a perfect G 1 G lawn to many people is one rowing rape·s .an Art that contains two b a s i c .,, ·elements : grass and treeS. It tainers you may already have remove. Give seedlings ample · around the house. I have used light when they are up and discarded plastic cottage don't let the soil dry out. cheese containers -after With a llttle TLC (tender holes have been poked in the loving care) you will have bottom for drainage. You good plants to set outside bon't need fancy soil, either. when the weather ·becomes Packaged potting soil mixed warm. Fighting Inflation is possible to enjoy a lawn B Lo • Im · with grass atone -but the . ut cation portant addition of a tree or tY.'O generally en hances the sei-1 ting. Success in growing Grapes Jn addition to those men- 1 Because trees are important is more a matter of where tioned, . Thompson ~ SeM.tess, in the IanCl.scape _ as well you live than how you do Muscat, Black ~1uscat, Red as in our environment _ it it. In.. warm interior vallevs Malaga and Flame Tokay all is necessary to select the right you can do everything wroOg do well. Climate in these tree for the right place. Small and still get fruit. In a coastal valleys is warm for America n Victory Garde11 Answer to Soari11g Costs He Uses Electrodes To Stimulate Plants GARDENVILLE, Pa. (Ai>) -A new volunteer army is being formed across the land .. to fight inflation -with· VIC., tory Gardens. the only varieties featured to medium-size trees that fog belt you do it right and varieties, but Concord and that need starting indoors to ,won't overPQwer the yard seldom get anything for your Pierce are adap~ed, especially get plants big enough to should be featured in lawn labors. , for arbors. _transplant after frost danger areas. Larger trees, ultimate-In the coastal valleys of The person who simply must The movement to the, IJOil:.: was sparked by La b·o r CITRUS SpRINGS, FJa. -it's never been dillproved Secretary Peter J. Brel!ll&n . Henry, Hepry, how does your either. And I have seen it to combat the rising cost of garden grow? happen with my own eyes." . food. On .the heeill of his call With garlic juice, dried tel-Plau has been growing giant to the natioll to wield hoes ends. You·rould buy seedlings ly, will grow out of pr:oportion both Southern and Northern have grapes in a non.grape at a small additional cost. and dense shade can create CaiifOriiia the choice of varie·-growing area should plant a The same ·goes for peppers. gardening challenges, too, ty is wider and chances of white American variety such Empty milk cartons filled with .. The upright growing White success 8.re almost always . as Seneca or Golden hfuscat . plinting soil are ideal for Alder is a good choice ror g()()d. Here again, choose the and hope for the best. Trellis- starting tomatoes and peppers lawns, and a California favor-sunniest spot in your garden. ing vines aga·inst a warm indoors. · tte is theEuropean W h i t e All the American varieties~ south wall to trap every bit To get full value from the Birch. This white-barked de-including Concord and Pierce, of heat possible is suggested. space occupied by a Victory ciduous tree is very e£fective are well suited to these areas. Grapes are relatively in- Garden, plan some mid·sum-in group plantings of three or And most European varieties expensive, especially now dur- mer p I anti ng s for fall four, planted four-to-six feet can be grown. ing their donnant planting harvesting. Cauliflower, broc-apart. The tree iS slender and 1 For best success choose the season. To plant them, sink coli and brussel ·sprouts are . branches. This . also desciilies -earlier ;;.rip:enjtig .! EUt~.'r!tjr.rP~\i,~ roots .. stem and best grQwn as a fall crop 'the African Sumac (Rhus such as Delight, a delightful au ..... mto the ·planting ~ from seed sown in mid-swn·. l~a), which-is a lovely in-seedless grape with th e so that. only . lhe top bud 11 mer. dividual specimen which has muscat flavor, Perl·ett~e. le.~el with the ground. .nten tuce, meat trimmings, orange vegetables for yean, first in and spades comes a design peel, squash scraps and elec-his camden, N.J., garden, now for a productive, cost~saving trodes all in a row. in bis centraJ Florida retife-vegetftbte garden. In Heruy Plau's badcyard, ment community. The architect is Derek Fell tomatoes ripen af 3'i1: pounds As a , pesticide he uses a direCtor of the Natro na i and Japanese radishes weigh bpmemade garlic solution that Garden · Burea\i in this a~· . 3 to 4 pounds each. he dabs on ¥0UJlg_planta with propriatety-named community /o save room, Pfau, 74, a retiree from New a 25-cent pamt brush. of -.Gardenville.~· After cOn--In between~are early cab- Jersey, ~ his wife tend a j'I WRAP UP 8 pound fl suJtation with seed industry }>age,, looseleaf 'lettuce, bush 4 O O • s q u a re-foot organic leaders, who support the peans, re,d. beets, carrots and vegetable patch using elec-garlic in a bag, smash it with s itt dl.135 ts ch trodes to harness static elec· a hammer, so.It it a couple bureau, Fell · prepared a 1 P a _:~. ea · days in buck t f 1 garden plan con t a i n i n ~ . Bush beans .are . almost tricity and stimulate growth. a e 0 wa er, vegetable varieties "that are fOOfpnior ' i1 p1arited' ·after 'Ille combination, he says, then sprinkkl it over the both productive and easy to dahger of frost. They're quick Produce s "tender-tasting plants t~ prevent bugs from grow anywhere in the United lo· mature and ... 1 .. ':'ted at two vej"etables for a giant." eating them," Pfau explains. }llG<\• He uses no commercial States." rnonth intervals pro vide HE SETS POLES on the chemical-based fertilizer, The garden, just 10 feet several crops. edge of his garden and stf1ings depending instead on what he . wlile.J>y .. 16 _f~t.@~P.. •. _w!ll . An-=-e~~.ellent lettuce fOr rows of copper wires between calls udried cow pancakes. . fit into the average backyai;d :bigumers IS the IOose-lea:J eype- them, then runs another set Pfau makes 8 compost of , with room to spare. ~ cost 's~~ as ~Black. Se e d e d of insulated bell wires to manure, grass clippings and for the 10 varieties featured Simpson. ready ,w1thin 45 days young tomato Plant roots. The dried kitchen scraps. After it -tomatoes. squash, peppers, o( ~'JVing. plants sit about 3 reet apart sits three to six montm and cabbage, lettuce, bush beans, Early :;ummer cabbage may and the atmospheric charges . turns moldy he spreads It over · beets, carrots, spinach and be spwn directly, in the garden travel through) the wires into the soil. , cucum~o -is only $3.65. or .slaJ1ed inddors to get. a the soil, he says. "Anything raw I ronsider This, Fell figures, "is capable head start. To deter insect ''Science says it's never a medicine, he says. "And of yielding sufficient fresh. pests, plant colorful marigolds been proven that this produces the more Items for a compost flavorful vegetables for . il next.. to them. 'lbe odor in bigger, better q ua 1 it y pile, the more medicine f 0 r family of four and saving $120 marigold 'leaves apparently vegetables,11 Pfau says. "But my plants." on food bills." repels harmful pests. Fell claims that people who Beets m8ture within 50 days Utilize Gift Plants In Outdoor Garden have never gardened before and tops are. edible ·as greens. can succeed with this plan, Thr~ plantingt a year are producing tasty, vitamin-rich possible from one packet by food from spring until fall, sowing two months apart. with time spent gardening ~ts !llay ~ stored over written off as healthy e:r.· wmter tn sand m a cool base- ercise. ment "It's a versatile garden," Spinach is so ~dy it can more water while indoors in he adds, "and· varieites can be planted as soon as the pots than after they are mov-be added or changed ac-~ can be worked in ed into the garden. Keep them co rding to person a I spring. moist -not soaking wet _ preference. Radish, turnips, A packet of carrot seed pro- Md not standing in water. parsley and onions for ex-duces hun<lreds of carrots, The plants should never com· ample, can be added without wbidt you can plant in a broad pletely dry out. If this hap-much estra space, o r swath to get tn~ per square pens, soak the pot in a bucket substituted for other varieties f~t. They also will store over of water for ten minutes. featured in the garden plan." wmter · Plants should be set out All tbe varieties recom-Tomatoes and ·peppers are The Garden Bureau tias mUcb fgcal interest and does-Cardinal 'Ribler or Malaga. mowMl ~s~ ao.ll up over the 6 more advioo. Peas, lettuce, not dominate the SlD'TOund-.And don't forget the wine top until it is completely radish and spinach ·are ex:am-· ings. varieties such as Cabernet ~vered; ~ sure fo stake It pies of cool_ weather vege-Sa~vignofl:,. Ruby Cabernet or m at ~his t101e .. tables, to be plan. ted early. To--NURSERIES HAVE a wide Chenin Blanc . Durmg the first year, you selection of trees best-suitief .. • . . 'will-let the vine grow un- matoes, cucumbers, pepPers. for local conditions. By plant· IN'TllE :san .Joaquin VaJJey . pruned. A year from now, ~~~ns ~d sweet corn dote or. ing .now it is possible to get and ~e mter1.or ~alleys of selt:ct. the strongest .cane and the Jump on spring and realize .Southern Calif?~a. t ~ e tratn it up the plantmg stake. ..Mulching between rows with garden beauly that much gardener has unlimited ~~ice H o w far depeods on what grass clippings, black plastic sooner. · ~ among the European varieties. metQod you J>!an to use. or shredded leaves or hay Llquidambar (Sweet Guin)Jr·==============:;::='=====; is a good labor-saving prac-is a popular lawn choice. A ti~e. Not only will it keep stately specimen, this takes do'wn weeds, but it will con-to the fo regroun d._ o.r serve moisture in tfie soil.. background . with equal suci Uie Plastic For Mulch cess. The columnar beauty colors.up in fall, in cooler winter climes, before shedding ·its foJiage. Many nurseries Of- fer hfbrid forms which p~ duce spectacular fal) foliage shows, even in mild · aieas ' Among them are Bui-gundy; WORM WORMS fOl ORGANIC FAIMIN~NTllS-.CO¥POSTS 1'24 W. IDINGll, SANTA ANA PH. 979°07,l O!IM t t. 4:a-C._.. W..t. Plastic may be used as a ,Afterglow· and Palo AltO - garden mulch but since clear all worth shopping for. plastic often permits weedsr:::====;;;;,;;;,,=~:::;;:==================~ to grow w>demeath, black plastic provides a better cover. Strips may be laid alo~gside the row or large areas covered and holes cllt where plants are to be sown. By careful cutting, plastic may be lifted and used for several years. Anchor the outside edge ol the plastic with soil until plants are large enough to hold the plastic In place. &46-5527 ~640 ""~rbor , Blvd. 1CO$TA MESA • OPEN EVERYDAY INCLUDING SUNDAYS into the garden u flowers mended are easy to grow. fade. Cbrysan!hem-should Zucchini, for example, can be be cut back to about ·m inches sown direcUy into the garden, and set In a spot receiving . produClng delicious b ab y more SW\ that shade. Azaleas squash within 50 days of plant· prefer slightly shadier loca· ing the big seeds. Zucchini . . tkms, while Cyclamen 1n the grows as. a bush rather than inland valleys ·wan~. partial as a sprawling vine, requiring sbade. Under an eave woula · ll~tle space. The more you suit !hem line. pick the more will grow. 1 Once tbe l>oinsetUa flowers 1be Felt chart (with !he ;~;-':S,•::lu.=;rdi;:=•~y::l:;:30C':::to'.:.:.'.'':::'30~, ~Su~nd~•'!y~l!O_!lo!._!6_~ BOUNTIFUL ·FRUIT TREES , •.• are ·gone, put the pl•nt oo price per packet of oeeds) 'U.RI RO' SES the porch or elsewhere .where_ begins with, tomatoes. (50 ROOT ' ·, 129 4so It will not fre.zo ond forgel-centS), squiSb 135 ,conla) and ~ _ '-TO .. it. In early springtime -aftet: bet! ~ (35 centa) and :---"'====:.,.-_2 c___:_:::__!.__ the danger of frost -cut ends with cucumbers (35 HOUSE PLANT 5 the sta!D to _about U inches centa), which r<quire !he most · ALE and plant ,the Poinsettia .in •Rice. Cucum~ ~~wever, ~:O:~~~~,._.r:, · ~·~~"~f:,~:~•':l ... ·a sunny, locatlon. l)l•Y be ~ oo a trellis . .,, ... , _, t;l ,4'J ••-' SIJ1 •' F-LOWERPOT SHOP AND LAMMC.Ui lll'1CI AGAIN OffllS OUl 'o~ on saL11 INDOOR & OUTPOOR PLANTS OI' ALL •YARlilTllS. P.ATIO HAN•ING IAsnn. rem, TIRRARIUM PLANTS & MUCH, MUCH MORll ~ HUR6Y FOR nsr SUECTIONS ---s-.-. .... 116' S.... A• Aft., C..n M~41·1M6 I ~ -. .. CMltlSTMAS canv.--.-... ~·11 ' \" POT ~ ~ M•i ,.......... .... COl.IUS Pl.ANTS .,,,._. "''"' .... •7 ..... IOITON "lllNS •• •1 I" POT "~ Mlllftr ...... -. ' i ' • -·~ • • , ... • • - lllfANOlllNO .llW _S3.91 l" t'OT --SIOltTIO ~ 14ANGINCJI IVY ~· 91 ...... ,' .... t'IOOY IACK $2 91 •LANTS-<•... I CY(lAMIM ,. ,., $1.91 l Ullll l'U.Nn $2 91 .... , . HUHTINQTON CENTER fOINGER ANO l f.ACH • HUffJlNCtON ltACH 192·6611 .- + : .: ,.. • ,, QudaHty fruits rl9ht at "oJr \ - - fingertips! For ea.tining preserMs, nutritious good eatlnS! . . APPLE ... Beverly Hills, Winter Banana -(standard and dwarf.) APRICOT ... Blenlfeiln, Moorpark, Royal • -,J'IG ..• Black Mission, Brown.Turkey, Conadrla. NECTARINE .•• Golqmine. ' PEACH .• _.Early Alberta, Golden Jubilee,J .l:J. ~ _ Hale, TnOian Blood, Rio-09os, Ven!ura. ' . PERSIMMON .. :Y'uyu. _ -, PLUM ... Elephant Heart, Green.Gage San'ta -· · Rosa, Sitsumi. ' ' · ' 1 • PRUNE ... FrenchJmpro,ved. , FRUIT TRE~S · 8.50 3 FOR 'VESUVIUS .KRAUTERI', ornamental Flowering Pluln s all I _medium size wi\h leaves of b.t111la1i~red 1 ............ '. •• ~. a~ . ~LSO • ·~ FINE SELECTlON OF .A VgcADO 'AND CITRUS TREES • ' • -----_....__ • l • ' • Co111ment Page U.S. Got Best Politicians Money 'Could Buy Ual&td Pren J.ateruUoaal WASHINGTON -For $400 · million or more last year, Americans got ''Come IJome America," "Four More Years," five bungUng burglars and several hwtdrtd thou.sand reasonably ca~ble and honest public oUlcials. The $400 mlllion is a conservative estimate for the cost of all political Campaigns in the United States during 1972. Now, as 1974 begins, some are sa)'ing Americans were grossly over· charged and perhaps shortchanged to boot. The 62 percent Nixon landslide indicated that a iot ol voters did not feel they had two good choice: for President. 'Ille 54 percent voter turnout can be cited u evidence that many other citizens felt they didn't have even one good choi ce. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN is the fact that the campaign process also produced hundreds of thousands of elected public se rvants -from U.S. Senators to county commissioners -and, in the main, these men and women give the voters value received. tt ls also a fact that campaigning for all the other offices outside the Presidency cost about three times as much as 'Ille Big Show. Nonethel~ss. the nat ional public opinion polls show a general dissatisfaction with the existing system of financing political campaigns in the United States, with emphasis m the huge amounts of money collected from private sources and spent on lavish presidential campaigns. Watergate disclosures such as the use of cam· palgn contribution! from Republicans who would not cheat a parking meter to finance political hanky·panky -including burglary -obviously are an important source of demands for refonn. THE END RESULT l'llAV BE Ille first basic change in campaign financing 11ince the party ' Campaign Reform Ball Rolls system emerged In American politics. Pollth.'lll of the entire Nixon war chest of $60.2 million campaigning financed by public funds may be for 'the ,1972 campaign. in the olflng. After "'pril 7, everything was on the record But first, as is their usual course, the politicians and the General Accounting Office stlll ls plowing through more than 100.000 pages of rrnanclal are trying to patch the exl!tlng aystem. A major repprts submitted by some 2,000 campaign com- elfort, the fi rst in 46 years, wu carried out mittees during 1972. in 1971 to refonn campaign fmanclng pracUces. It was oot, ill fact, until Aug. 24 this year But the legislation had not even gone into ef[ect that the GAO was able to produce even a before political managers had found its loopholes partial total on presidential campaign con- and were planning their 1972 operations to exploit tributlons -$19 million in donations of $100 them. . · or more to all candidates in the period April The 1925 Corrupt Practices Act had campaign ?·Dec. 31, 1972. spending limits that probably were unrealistic TO THAT rt1UST BE ADDEO the pre-April at the time they were lmpo.sed and requirements 7 receipts, which GAO is not totaling up because fqr _dbcloeure that permitted candJdates legally they ·are not covered by tn.e new Jaw, and to hide m06t of what they collected and spent. the "small contributions" of under $100, which In 1971, congress heeded the advice of ~ it is still feeding into its compulers. political theoreticians and professionals and Pending authoritative totals, <the $125 million droppcd. limitatlona on all campaign spending ex· .spending estimate developed by Common Cause, c.ept for media advertising, which could be po-the citizen.! action group, probably is as reliable heed. It tried to put strong disclosure require-as any. ments into the law on the theory that public Comril.on cause, which sued the President's knowledge would keep the campaigns honest. fund raisers to fo~ di sclosure of the pre-April The first gross exploitation of the 1971 la;. 7 figures . also monitored the 1972 congressional was the abuse of a technical point. The law campaigns and found that 1,896 candidates for did not go into effect W1tll April 7, 1972, and the Senate and House spent $77.2 mill.ion on ~ident Nixon's fund raisers made an all-out primary and general election campaigns between dnve In .the early mon':hs of .the year to solicit April ?and Dec. 31, 1972. Congressional candidates contrlbu~1ons on the selling pornt that they would -· raised $69.7 million for general elections only - not be disclosed. primary contributions flgurea were not tabulated. THE FINANCE COMMITrli:E to re-<lect the President took in $22.6 million before the new disclosure law took effect, $11.4 million of that total in the four weeks before April 7. 1bose contributions, disclosed when a federal Cl'.lurt ruled that they must be reported Wlder the 1925 law, represenl.ed more than one-third Again, addition to the total of primary and pre-April 7 contributions would be necessary for a complete 1972 figure. Common Cau.5e estimates it \\'ouJd be somewhere about $85 milliOO.. THE REMAINING $190 MILLION of the $400 million total would be for state, coW1ty and local offices, and the figure is simply an estima_tc. But &cbolars of campaign financing lists give il ample support. I Whatever the exact figures, tbe lmrnens ty of It all -plus Watcragte -resulted in so1nc strong refonn legislation ln the Senate. The news that several individuals gave ~orC' than $1 million each and lhat six-figure donations were contributed by scores or persons prompted the Senate to limit individua l contribution~ to one candidate 10 $3,000 and overall contrlbuhons by an lndlvidual to $25,000. And with official reports !.!lowing the ·r.exos senate race cost almost $& 1nillion and a iun glc ho1assachusetts house race consumed more than $500,000, the Senate. slapped spending limits Oii all congresslonal candidates. ITS FORMULA WOULD PEM11T l{ouse and Senate candidates to spend 10 cents. per ~ligi~le voter in their dislricts on states Ul pr1mar1cs and 15 ce11ts in general election campaigns. llowever. every llOU!e candidate would be ~nnitted to spend at least $90,000 and every Senate candidate $175,00Q. regardless of popula· lion. The Senate bill, responding to testimony abou t $100 bills floating around campaigns lik e confetti at a hero's homecoming, also ootlaY.'ed cnsh contributions of more than $50, established a bipartisan federal election commission to enforce campaign laws and prosecute violators. and re- q1tired Senate and House members. congresslona l candidates and top-level govemment orficial.s lo make yearly public statements of their personal finances. The bill passed the Senate 82-3 on July 30. but sat after that in the !louse Administration Committee. The House comittee chainnan, Rep. Wayne Hays (0.0h.lo), was opposed to establish· ment of the independent enforcement agency and some of the limitations, but has said he is open to compromise and expects reform Jegisla· tion to pass the House early in 1974. 'Dear Person' Respo1id$ Open Letter to Ms. Steinem By BJORN BJORNSON Since half my ancestors were women, I have an innate sympathy for wonien's liberation. I .think women should be freed from the fetters that bind them to men in a bondage that mak~ secood· class citizem of them. Much ol our wor1d is a man's world, whidl 15 unfair. It l!bould be a P">Ple's world, a world where men and women are equal before the law, before .. the personnel department and before the paymaster. ' Havlofl established my credentials. let me go on and tell the girls they'll never make it with their present tactics. These thoughts occurred to me as I was reading a letter addressed to me from Gloria Steinein, editor of ~ls. It wasn't exactly a personal letter, although the salutation read "Dear Person.•· Nonetheless, I'm going to write to Ms. Stein.em and here is what J would say to her: DEAR GLORIA: Not many people consider me a "dear Our "'"" in Sa11 Fra11clsco -----1 Skiers Giilp Pmver--Even 'A pres-ski' By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -II the energy crisis is all it's cracked down to be, Public Enemy No. I among sporta simply has to be skiing. Here is good old American consumption at its heedless, graceful, sybaritic best. It takes energy to get to the snow. energy to run the lifts, enera to keep the Weasels, Snc>Cata, and rollers and ploughs prowllng and manicuring the slopes. And alter the last ounce of physical energy has been expended on the final downhill run . there's the energy, in the fonn of heat, lots of heat, that makes the chalet or lodge rio nice to come home to. . . Why, the very cubes d lee melting in your dearly earned highball may 'have contributed to rocketing this naUon back to the Dark Ages that preceded the lnvention of the Frigidaire. Even If you get only half.tanked. Such being the ""-"'· one liad to be some sort of left·wing Nlxon-de- fying infidel to be out on the road on a weekend, headlng for the lligh Sierra, but there we \\'ere, along with several thousand other dangerous radicals. I consoled myself by reflec· ting that the supreme Leader had sent Governor Reagan and Nancy With the Smiling Face, plus JuJJus the llairdresser, off to Australia and ~ environs in an Air Force jet that .J..C()rn.5Wned 65,000 gallons of the hard \ sluff. It was, in off\clalese, a "good \ will missim," during which !\Ir. 'Reagan der110mtrated his good will by aMOUncing It was okay "'ith him If the U.S. started bombing Nortll Vietnam again . However, not to feel enUrely guilty aboOt this norlpatrloUc outing, 1 tried to keep the speedometer needle at $5, per -the Supreme Uader's wishes but he, of course, doesn't know wbat it'a like to have a Porche on ·your "''" bumper, horn blasting, lights b!lnklDg, skis brlsUing like spears from their racks. l have nothing against Por<heo penonally -the car .ls a bea11tllul piece of Gennan machi- nery -but moo\ or the pUotl atem to have graduated from Offensive Oriv· Ing SchoOI with honors. Swnma <.<>mes lo\ld. A1W ..W., 500 ol 2,000 bumper .. ~- ... .. .. -· , ... ..-·--· 1lripl nadl~ "~Molays -Make Bet· ter !Avers,' io raise fund s for Christmas toys, .that organization has been told to knock It off by a Masonlc official as "in doubtful taste." T don't even think it's true. UP TO DATE: Whenever anyone sneezes around Lenore caut..relle, she says "Kohoulek!" You can' say the P!lSlal Service doesn't try. A friend in NamW", :Belgium, malled a letter on Oct. 1 to Robert Wood of Pleasanton, across the Bay, addressing it simply to "Pleasanton, U.S.A." When Robert fin.ally received it, the envelope was • covered with postmarks showng it had been in Pleasantville, Pa., on Oct. 12 and in Pleasanton, Kansas, Oct. 18. On Noy~ 2, ·the Jetter breezed into Pleason1on, Nebraska to be sen t on to Pleasanton, Iowa, where It ~becked in on Nov. 9. On Dec. 12, lt hit the right Pleasanton . Good show! ·Here we are at the Magic Pan Jn Ghirardelli Square with Terry and Judy 7.accone or Saratoga and their 4 • yw · old, Vince, ea Judy smiles to the waiter : "What do you sugges t for a little boy wbo like> noUllng but ha mburgers, hot dogs and tacos?" "Los Angeles r1 San Diego," 1ntfred !be Walter. •.• ·. AND OVER AT UC.Berkeloy, Senior Dertk Morris Is at work oo a tmvie about a girl with i foot follsll; starring Linda Shoelace. "JI you slnoer.ty think this 15 hi poor taste," he says, "you have my permission to poinl-lt'~ . . Speaking d th at prlccless commodity, Rlcl)3nl llonmark ran '"l'll!I thl.s porfectly sorioos squlb In the Wall St. Journal : '"l'heUord, the toilet maker, la divers!· fylng Into borne tolletl that recyclo tbclr water and tnto an· undlJcloled product for export to Japan" .. , ls thl.s to be Detroit's revenge? , • • ·' person," and anyone who does deserves my thanks. And tba'nks also ·for the invitation to subscribe to Ms., which, however, I'm going to ignore. You say that women are changing and that "Ms. is part of this change. It is a magazine for female human beings that assumes nothing except our equality and humanity -and explores the world from there. "The name is part of the change. 'Miss' and 'Mrs.' deflml us according to our relationship with men. If 'Mr.' is enough to indicate tnale, then 'Ms' is enough to indicate female. And that's that" 'That, however, is not that. It is as non sequitur as it is nonsensical. Mr. is the abbreviation 1or Mister, s title of respect that has been around for centuries, Ms., however, is a contrived designation that ris purely imitative. . ' , I . . ---• -~·~ CAN'T YOU SEE, my dear Gloria, that you are once again aping the men? 'Illey have a title that Is all their own so you think the women should have one also, and you come as close to appropriating the men's as it is possible to do. High-rise Cities Pop Up: Wouldn't it be simpler and more sensible to dispense with aJI titles? Doesn't one's given name indicate ooe's sex? I'll admit that the British trick us now and then with a male Evelyn aOO a female Leslie, but for the most part we don't need a prefix to indft:ate our sex. To n ·ominate or Doom? Furthennore, Gloria, have you looked at what you female dteuvinists are doing to the language? Did you know that ~ l~tic ~ringe of women's lib hes spawned a new federal bureau called the lnt.eragency COmmiUee on Oc- cupation Classification? This agency, along . with the Labor Department's Wo~'s Bureau and Manpower Administration (needlessly elongated ti- tle), has requested the Census Bureau to chanSe 52 job titles. Henceforth and hereafter there "111 be no more housemaids." They will be known · JS "lodging quarters cleaners." And (oremen will become "blue collar worker supervisors." We now have a federal raw prohibiting job discrtminatloo accon:l_ing ·to sex and apparently it is ~ng interpreted to mean that we cannot have job descriptions 'With any sexist overtones either. • EDITORIAL RESEARCH REPORTS LONDON -Around the world a new architecture is changing the skyline of every major city and causing an un· precedented degree of socia l, aeslhetic and even political controversy. In Paris, the chestnut trees cannot mask th e dark 577-foot monolith that now looms behind the Arch of Triumph. In London, office buildings such as the New Stock Ex· change and the 599·foot Westminster Bank tower resemble giant weeds sprouting on what used to be well·kept urban turf. In the UnJted States, the home of the skyscraper. towering itructures - sometimes clusters or them -are transforming the prof i I e of Atlanta, BoBton, Hotl!ton. Kansas Ci t y , Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and a score of other cities. In New York, the World Trade Center's twin towers rise 1,W feet to domlnafe the lower Manhattan skyline and dwarf the , old king of the skyscrapers. the Empire State Building. They in tum arc overshadowed by the Sears tower now under construction In Chicago. . THUS CLERGYMEN become cleJ1Y, longshpremen, Joogabore W'O r k e r 1 ·; Craftsmen, craftworkers; a J r·l i n e stewardesses, flight auendantf; firemen fireflghtera, and '° on. ' DESPITE THE remarkable eogjneer- How far wlll we carry thia: foolishness? Ing feats that are involved, critics Will in an a I au a: h-t er bec.'ome per-· 11cnerally agrM that the new office sonslau,tlter, m a n h o 1 e become per-bulldlngs have been designed with an sonhole, manager become i)ers>nage, eye to maximizing rentable floor space mannequin become penonnequln, and and njlnlmlzing cost.s. Aeslbetic and so on ad nauseaJll? ~ socia_l.consjderations have been secon· And what will we do for prcnowu daey. ' --- for all thele wdrd creat.ionl? nme A contkle~lion that may no longer wu we coukl NY "a pel'80l1 must pay be aecond.'1'Y arises from the ap- bl.s debts." WhAt do we NY nowt Have proedting energy crisis. "BuUdlnp "ere we nadied the point where the d.,tgn<!I to .minimize capital coell, and masculine no longer embraces the nobody counted the lcllow1tls neockd feminine? God f<>:rbid! , I~ heal, cool and light them," BU.In• Dear Glo!V, you signed your Jotter Week magulne noted recea.lly. "In SAaterbood," which 1trudt me 115 ~da •Louise Huxtable. :-architecture being awlnlohly ch1uvlnlst.' You wo11ld crltlc for the New York ni,..., ~ object,. I'm l!Utt, )f I signed myself lhlt. uchltecture ls surpaeoed only by "In Brotherhood ,'• or even tranaportatlon aa the nation'~ blgges~ "Fratemal!y." In 1c .. p1ng with the trend 111er or energy. Arguing tllal much or of the tlmeo, I'll have to moke Jt It ls wasted, she pointed to tho pro- "ln Slbltnpood!' ureratlon or g!w-enclosed buildings with -_If., ~I C111110I be o to re<e!VO M<. Bjorn Bi..,,.on"o uttl r of pro-• <llOlln( llUIM1tr tut epptartd In • th• Mlnn<aPolfl Elteriorl ct .,. buildings 1ener-Stor ally C011Unue to have a frazen, gla~ ' .. --- reference, the huge cultural juggernauts must inevitably be regarded bv some as offensive. The popular denland Is for architects to restore tJ 'balance between man and nature. expression, but their profi les are nO\V clearly distinguishable. 'I'he more outstanding skyscrapers increasingly transcend the merely functional re- quirements. Architects are paying ex- traordinary attention to copper, plastic and even terra-cotta topping for roofs WIDESPREAD disillusionment has set which can only be seen close-up from In with tall structures. City planner a helicopter. A new honesty is also Co~tantinos Doxiadis has . for example. manifest. There is no longer a desire pubhshed a remarkable document called to hide the mechanics of a building. "Confessions of a Criminal." He sai d Such equipment as double-deck elevators his foremost crime was lo have ad· or machines that wash the exterior glass vocated and deaigned high·rise buildings walls is lntergrated into the design. in _the 195CM:. Lewis Mumford , the urban Both the shape of t n d iv id u a 1· philosopher, says "tall buildings are out. skyscrapers and the concentration of moded concepts." office bulldings within the core of the And yet they are rising all around cities have come under heavy criticism higher and faster than ever before: from all segments of society. Those Moreoyer, the re are ''sions ol who work in the new buildings often megahthlc, totally enclosed cities in the feel claustrophobic. They may suffer years ahead . What, . then is the publi c from the lack '4 fresh air, the monotony to make of this lively contusion In of the 1lighting, the sterility .of tbe en· architecture loday?J · vironment and the lack of ooncein for J: M. Richards, for 30 yea rs the ed itor detail and workmanahlp. of A~hitectura1 Review, the British Spurred by a new breed of ar<:hltectural magazine, has said that the search for :critics,. notably Huxtable, a Pulitzer-prize novelty in architecture has bewildCfC(J winner, public interest In architacture the public "when it needed to be has been rising. Prote(t.s are becoming reassured." commonplace. Despite all of the optimism for better IN'""".SOME crn:ES the protests have things to come. architects are in general been effective. Pressure from citizen agreement that their art ill in a stale groups in San Francisco forced the city or crisb. Feara are that lhe man-made landscape can conUnue to gel a Jot last year to llmlt t~e areas in whlcti worse before It gels better. skylCnlpert could 111e. In New York , tpedal tu conee11ions ·are now -gtven~ .. r-----------~ to developers wbo include plazas In their plant or 1 .. ve a portloa of the building ,plot undeyeloped. 'l'hjs has ierved to ctette a number of airy apaell for ped<strlans. r Much of the public archlteotore. especially .In IUCb bl1 cultural projects as New York's Lincoln Center and Waohfngt«t'• Kennedy.Center, !~ave the criUct, dl .. Ullfled. Huxtable Wl'Ole that what the '70 million Kennedy Centa"latk· ed In dlstlnclloo, It !1\M!e up In size. . "The arChltect opted lor to\nelhlng Im• blguoustj called llmelcasneu :and pro· duced meenlnglesanea1" she worte. 1n·a1r a~" when !he emphu!J ~pears lo be swllChinl to 1 moro.' P.rsonal and lnUmalO form of archllectural .! • ---WWW- ~ Saturday, January 5, 1974 . The comment page or the Daily Pilot ·seeks to Inform and ~timulate readers by p~senting a variety or com- mentary; on topics o! Inter. est and slgnlllcance ftorn lnform_ed observers a n d spokesll)en. Robtrt N . Wead, P.!!loli.her • --.,.--- I Hi girls and boys. Well, the New Year came In with a roar and brought with it cold and rain and snow In the highlands. This is not the kind of weather we are used to in C&llfomia so I imagine that most o1 · you are finding it difficult just staying in the house out of the rain and IJlUd. But we must JOok on the bright side and turn our Uloughts to more pleasant thing,, So now is the op- opporturuty to catch up on • some of your school work or finally settle down to some of the reading you wanted to do. but for whic;h you never could ' find time. 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IT'S Al.')() A good time to work on your drawings for our weekly contest or to com- pose some good poems for Carol, or even think up some good riddles and jokes which could win you. a prize. This week. Uncle L e n received all kinds of drawings but I'm afraid that many of you are still not rending the rules correctly. The dra\\·in gs !ifUST be done on a plain. white piece of paper or card that measures 5'h inchesc wide * PRIZE WINNER * Cliff Ballard, 7, of 10181 Jon Day Drive, Huntington B11ch Any chi!d• 12 or under, can enter Uncle Len's contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5~ inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it lo Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 9'l626. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. Dog, Cat ID Card s· S~ggested TORONTQ (AP) -A YOiun· tary census -complete with "mug shot" pllotographs - of the city's estlmated 300,000 ~ dogo and cats ·has been sug- cested by a clty .. mployed veterinarian. Ian Glenrcy of the city's public health department pro- posed in a report this week that each pet owner be iJsued a pllOb> ldentlflcat!Oll card for his·anlmal. City hall would keep a duplicate card. U pets were reported lost, civic • employes such as garbagemen would be issued photograph.< of the missing animals and told to watch for the pets. Th~ report under con- sideration by city commlttees, also advocated a telephone service to answer pet health questions and m e d I c a I checkups f0:r the p e t s registered in the census. Ownus would pay $3 a pet for the service. . Cops Have Eyes Out For Skunks -.JUPONT;-w&Sh-:-(111')-::- Bad skunks don't get a second · clwl.ce here. Saturday, J1nuary 51 1974 DAILY PILOT UPI Tel_,,.,., Frustrated Felitae Chris and Vicki Bernier, of West Yarmouth, ?r1ass., minister to their pet cat, Teddy, who must refrain from climbing trees and ni ghts out .•. at least for while. According to his owners, Teddy was accidentally wounded \vith bird- shot by a hunter in the woods. He mana ged to limp hon1e and was rushed to the veterinarian who extracted 16 pellets from Teddy's legs and then placed them bpth in casts. and 4 inches deep. It must also be original and NOT a tracing, And, it must be drawn in black ink or a dark pencil . I N rt Be h d S C I ' c: Every night all three local o ewpo ac ; an tacy police cars_laW'lch-tbe skunk Garland, Rol)ert B a 11 a r d , .-----· Laura Dwyer, and Patricia arO .'.J • Orner patrol, looking for the skunks Ann Baley, all of Huntington who knock over garbage cans and sornetlmes jmluce "mid· Prelliiiors Hunt at Night To Avoid Larger Enemies Lisa 'Schultz of Newport Beach submitted an excellent drawing ol a bear, but it was done horizontally instead of vertically and v.•ouldn't have looked right with . the bear laying flat on his back. Beach. RIDDLES and JOKES night smog." Now , boys and gtrls, the' After 10 p.m. when most subject for this week's draw· domeslk: cats are in the ings will be family pets. Uncle * JOE: Hey, Frank, I hear you've in-hwse, the policemen flash LOS ANGELES (AP) - A team of researchers says predators such as foxes and weasels may prefer 'to hunt at night to avoid becoming another creature's dinner .....:. not becall!e of some special ability to ... in the dark. TIIE STUDIES were made by Dr. J . Lee Kavanau , pro- fessor of biology , a n d associates, Roy Havenhi!I. Charles Peters and Judith Ramos. dark hours and the absence of larger predato rs," said Kavanau. Len knows that imst all of vented a computer that runs oil their sJl)tligbts' at garbage you have a dog, a cat, a rubber bands? cans and other places where parakeet, or even a hamster. skunks might lurk. If you don't have a pet, then FRANK: That's right, but it keeps draw the animal or bird that PRIZE-making "snap decisions." .slcurtb which are spotted you would like to have for WINNER are trapped and either put Laura Barrington of Corona de! Mar alsq submitted a real good drawing,. but she had written on the back in ink and it came through on the front of the picture and so ·couldn't be reproduced . Remember, if you write on the back of your picture, do it lightly in pencil where it won't sho\V through. HONORABLE MEN110N this week goes to Barbara Betz and Cyndi Watsoo. of Corona del Mar; Marci Bun- ney of Costa 1.fesa; Sue Wall a pct.. And don't forget to Llw Alu:..-., 11," 1na ""'"" IMI•. lo sleep or shot, says City read the rules in the Priz.e "1111111MtM1 ... c11 Marshal Chester Shenkel. \Vinner box above. Now and then a skunk becomes wary and difficult Also, please don't forget to.----------------------. _to capt\U'e send in your entries o'f poems. "There's one that's as big jokes and riddles to Carol and THE NEW YEAR as a horse. H 1 catch him," your questions tQ Andy . Ch . t 1 d ~-kle vowed, "I'll throw a U t·1 t Saturd u 1 ns mas ias passe • i)l.~1 0 1 nex ay, nc e The New Year IS here. sad<»e over him." Len hopes that you have a The research team from the University of Calllornla at Los Angeles has announced ex- periments with 11 ·test animals .OOwed tl!at n!glit hunting ac- tivites of the small predators may result more· from lea.med behavior than instinct. Kavanau said that when given a choice, the test animals ireferred to exert t¥mselves physically in lighted conditions, rather than in darkness. "The most important fac· tors for these animals in the l\oild appear to be the ---of prey dµring the He said the test animals "-ere placed in i s olat e d chambers, lit by medium-level illumination controlled by two p res.sure-sensitive switches, ooe to increase the density of light and the other to dim it. KAVANAU SA I D the ani mals \Vere taught to operate the swit ches so they could set the light level to ,their liking. very nice \\·eek and wishes Everyone is happy all of you the happiest of 'fhere's nothing to fear. everything. Peace through the world ..... ,.., ............... ,. c/• o,... e.... hltr Plier, le• 1160. c.... ...... c.111. Alld1 MfMll I (-pltit• •vtt- ltt •I 1111 Mtl'll Shldtnts Encyd.,..!• "' S1llllr• McGl"IWOUy, tff lt, 9' '111111•• CtMI., flt Mt CllHlllOllt WHAT CAUSES TOOTH CAVITIES? By the time you reach your teens , you should have 32 per~t teeth -and they are expected to last to the end of your life. But sad to say, this durable plan rarely "'·orks. Almost everybody gets a few tooth cavities and all sorts of trouble may attack the gums. Many of these prob- lems can be prevented and naturally a sensible young person wants to know how. Dentists cannot point to a single cause of tooth decay. But they can tell us a number of different things that seem to "'Ol"k to avoid it. Basically. a cavity occurs when decay by thick scaly material. You enamel coating of a tooth. From there they attack the dentin core and the pulpy in- terior. ped between ·-the t .. th and around the gum.. Enemy bacteria break down food particles and deposit crusty layers of plaque around teeth and ~s. Th i s fennented aci aterial may inflame and · ect the gums, right down to the jaw bone. It ajso may help the decay bacteria to start their destruc- tive work oo a tooth. THIS IS THE seamd reason why a sensible person makes regular visits to the dentist. When the cavities, if any, are filled, the dentist removes the accumula&n of plaque from around all the teeth. This removes swarms of destruc- tive bacteria and reduces the ch.ances of future cavities. Between vislt.s, naturally we tend to our home tooth care. We use tooth paste and a saltish brush to give them a daily scrubbing and denta'l . noss to roust food p.i.rticles from between the teeth. Allllfy Mnft • 19Vtft-YOlll"'9 Mf of TM Cll.-k'" 9f N•r"llll to R111Qll l lwlt, ... '· .. ,.,...,,,.,, "·'·· tor Ms .,..ttt111 The surface damage to the enamel is painless and you don't notico it. But when the cavity reaches do\\'tl into the daltin, the tooth hurts when DOES A FISH HAVE EARS? it touches something hot or Yes he does , but they are cold. When the trouble digs hktden inside his head. There down to the nerves and blood vesaels ·1n the pulp. u;e poor is one on each side covered tooth begills to ache with a by thick scaly material . You vengeance. miiht tlllnk that these lluried ears cannot hear very well. nus IS ONE reason why But this is oot so. In most a sensible person visits the cases, a fish can hear sounds dentist every sit months or in the water and also !plashes 50. The deDti& is an expert on the aurface. at detllCling a young <:avlty Some fish also can hear before it digs down t o sounds in the air abo'le. For senSitive stage two a n d example, if you wish to catch agonizing stage three. The a catfish, you must be very surface patch W decay can quiet. 11 he hears you talking he cl-oot Md ,..led 0< rattling around, he 9COOts from further damage -away to safety and you had almsot potni,..!y. ,l)etta' plan on .ometbing else The villains ol this toothy for -· story are bacteria, too small · Eac!I fishy oar is a tiny to be seen. The wwm. moilt pocket. Scoled inside it tber~ Inside of the 11¥M1th ii juat ls a aet or tinier pockets and· the sort ol plac0-Where klbel. Sounds jog along · in bacteria tlwive and mulliply. litUe pul* cali.d vlbnlloos. Many Jypes ol bectcrla live The villrraUoM jog the sides there and lllOlt ol them do of 'the !lob's head. His akin no hann. A k!Lm help!Ul and bones ~ tile vllrationli -iOOa few types .,. aeotTuc-along to the car inside. The ' live. Mo&t of -them thrive orL. flsli can tell which S()\lJ1dS particlea ol IQP<l that get tr•!>' make slower vlbratloM. ' .. ; From near to afar There is no need For awful war. A KtfllMd'y 11811 .. lltor .... t• ~ eHy, t, 9' ll&S Al .. lltt WIY, c-11 Melli '9r 1M wl!lllJN Mllrr 111 1M Sten' 1"4 _.., c.Olllfff. Miii """r """ ... 11try .. U11tl• LM1. ha l,.._ CMlll Mtst-bm. He's For the Birds OCEAN SHORES, Wash. (UPll -Elmer Hike operates a bird shuttl e. - Almost every winter's day, he cruises his four-wheel drive vehicle along· the sandy beach looking fQr stranded birds washed up into the dunes from ocean storms. Mostly be says he finds mWTeS, Which look. 11 k e ' BeerFaets miniature penguins and cannot launch flight fnlm fiat land. If Hike finds them they are rescued; otherwise t h e y become prey for predators or starve to death. He .has gtven a ride back to the water to 150 birds dur- ing the month of December. Hike, whQ Js reUred, has become known locally as "The Blrd Man of Ocean Shores." Mrs. Ed Maruska, wife of CincbmaU Zoo director, shows oft new female polar bear cub !;>om U> one or the Zoo's two polar bears recent!):. A...slater born at tlie same time died before workers could remove her from the beaigrotto. It this one survives, she will eventually weigh over 700 pounds. • I worldscope - (10 palnlt far wh ....._ Ml••ld con'ICtlJ) 1 President Nixon vetoed a bill limiting pres!qential power to send troops over- seas without congressional approval. Did Congress override the veto? 2 The only freely elected Marxist govern· ment in the Western Hemisphere was over· thrown in (CHOOSE ONE: Chile, Argen· tina). 3 Congress approved construction of an Alaska oil pipeline which will run south from Prudhoe Bay to •• ? •• a·Point Barrow b·Valdez c-Juneau 4 Pioneer 10 sent the first close·up pic - tures of •• ?., a·Mercury b·Jupiter c·Uranu s 5 The war in the Mideast broke out on Yom· Kippur, the most important (CHOOSE ONE; Jewish, Muslim) holy day. newsname Until recently I was the House Minority leader. 1 was the first man to become Vice President under the provisions of the 25th Amendment. Who am I? matchwords 1 ..... subpoena •·finding of innocence 1 .... .lndictment b·testimony under Oith 3 .... ecquittal c·unsupported statement 4.. ... alle(iation 'order for court appearance . 5 ..... de?Osition •·formal accus.tion In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ Is an Integral part of the in-elassroom news· program pre-- seated in Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Dally Pilot • • news picture (10 ...... ,.. _ .. it......,_, _ly) On January 27, 1973, these two men initialed the cease·fire that ended the Viet Nam War, Amer ica's longest and most divisive war. Their negotiation efforts tater won them the Nobel Peace Prize. Who are they? sportlight (2 pelnts for -.-I-rod COITOdlJ) 1 .. ? •• became the first golfer to top the $2 million mark in career earnings .. a·Arnold Palmer b·J. C. Snead c·Jack Nicklaus 2 The (CHOOSE ONE: Oakland A's, New York Mets) won the 1973 World Series by 1 game. 3 Secretariat became \he first horse to win t he famed Triple Crown since .,? .. in 1948. a-Canonero 2 b·War Admiral c-Citation 4 • , ? •• defeated Bobble Riggs in the famous tennis "Bat· tie of the Sexes." 5 What team won the 1973 Super Bowl? roundtable , .. ., ... -< .. -> What were the 3 most significant probl ems the U.S. faced in 1973? 10Utt'IC01tl: 11•100"""' -TOP ICORll II• IO points -Emil-71 toIO points-Good.IIto70 polnll-r1tr. 1231 ·73 •YIC. tnc.. M-Wloc:ontin .. 1111,•1•0 :&1111" •••r •11111·• •:>•c !•,v p'\1•1~·o·r: i>-1 :JH9'11J'IJCMS .,1 '"0 •1 'J•611!''l)I lw11•H :~"llnL::>14SMiN q·s !~·t !••t !••t !p-\ 1SO'dOMH:>lVW fM~ 1'1''•$ 111•pt••1c1 •'!A 13WVNSM3H • 1t'1 .... •r-s :q·c :•u1t:>'t t••A·I ·11c1ooso1vo"' " ' I a DAILY PILDr Christian Finl Christian Cb a r c h , Legion Street and Gle!lneyre, L.1gW1a BeaCh: Bible school at 9:45 a.m.: worship service at 10:45 a.m.; s e rmon : "\Vhere Are \Ve~" by the Rev. James H. Boulton, minister. Harbor Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach; chur.ch school at 9:30 a.m.: worship service at 10:45 a.m.: sermon : ''Advice For \Vhen You Bog Do"'"" at \Vubbiya" by Gene R. Swanson , pastor . Christian Science Christian Science Churches First Church or Christ, Scien- tist, 2.8llO ~1esa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa, services al 11 a.m. and church school at 9:15 ·----;a;c.m.;~First Church or Olrlst, Scientist, 8th and Olive, Hun- tington Beach services and church school at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; First Church of Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via L i d o . Newport Beach, services and church school at 9 and 10 :30 a.m.; Second Church 0 r Christ, Sclenllst , 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona dcl Mar, services and church school at IO ·a .m.: \\rednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. Co11gregatlonal N e l ghborhood Congrega- tional Cb_w:ch.. Glenneyre at St. Ann 's, Laguna Beach: \lt'omen's Fellowship lo meet Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.: "Faith Exploration" to be leiJ by the Rev. Jotfh Reynolds, minister: church school handicraft pro- · gram: noon salad luncheon : business meeting at 12 :45 followed by a film entitled "A Time to Rejoice." CommuniJy C hurch, Congregational. 611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar; church school and worship service at 10 a.rn .: sern1on: ':Begin Adventurously'' by Dr. Philip G. ~·Iurray: nursery care available. Episcopal. St. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach: lloly Communion s e r v i c e s observing the Feat of the Epiphany at 7:30. 9 and 11 a.m.; church school to begin "The Episcopal S e r i e s ' · : SallJl'dlY, JDnult)I 5, 1~74 1 Pulpit -& Pew nursery care available af 9 35S22 Camino Capistrano, San Science 1s11 by the ltev. Albert 565 \Y, 18th St .. C:OSla Mesa; and 11 a~m.; midweek Jloly Clemente; worship service at Burke, minister. church sclloo1 !or all ages at Communion on Tuesday al 10 ' 10 a.in.·, installation <olu111<. _ _Q 9:30 a.m.; worship service at urcb of Religious Science, a.in .: prayer f e 11 o Wih i p church council: s er m 0 n : 20062 Laguna Canyon &ad, 10:30 a.m.: the Rev. Thomas 1neetin~ on \Vednes.ay at 8 "There ls Only Now" by Laguna Beach; junior church Tyree continues the series on p.m.: finance commtttee and Pastor J. Emory Ackerman: for all at1es through high Philippians: hour or praise at parish vestry to meet Tuesday those to be Installed are: A1iss ~I at 9 a.m.; worship 7 p.m.; Pastor Tyree con- at 7:30 p.m.; teacher training Debbie Austin, John Cadra, services at 9 and 11 a.m.: · he f J meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. George Eis k amp • Ade tinues t study o ames ; J-•---n, Gus Mankau, ~-Is-nursery care Prov ided ; nursery care provKted; ror in· ui;u~ ""'u sermon: "The Thing JtseU" r t' rd' kl Saint T\tlchael and AU Ange!t Han p e 1 e r 8 e n . Ralph b orma ion rega 1ng wee y J!'.plscop~I Church, 3233 Pacific Soderberg and Robert Trent Y the Rev· Dr· Henry home Bible studies and the View Drive, Corona del Mar: ' · Ge rhard. pastor's tape library, call 552~ ser'i:ices at ~ arn;t 9:30 a.m.: NeWport Harbor Lutheran Newport Harbor Church or 0092 or 548-5927 ; Yo u t h sermon : "Epiphany: Season Church, 798 Dover Drive, Religious ScJeoce meets at 541 n1eeting at 6 p.m. of ~1ission" by the Rev. John Newport Beach; Holy Com-Center st .. Cost a l\.1esa: Rogers Davis, rector ; munion services at 8 and 10:30 church school t1 nd service at midweek Holy <:pmmunion on a.m.; sermon: ·'God's 11 a.m.: sermon: "\Vhat It Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., Workshop" by Pastor Roger Ts" by the Rev. Eleanor C. rollowed by Bible class at Berg. \ Jackson \Vho will discuss the 10: 15: annual parish meeting principles ot Science of the at 7:30, Jan. 13, preceded by Jllethodlst A-1ind: coffee hour follmvs the Jebo\•ah's WI t n es s es, Kingdom Hall, '!ZT7 Canyon Drive, Costa A1esa ; worship services at 7 p.m.: sermon: "Reaching and Maintaining l\-1aturity" by Al l\.:lalone, 1ninister. · , • -.! Co11struction Started social gathering at 7 in which • hot wine and cheese will be First United P.fethodlst Chureb, 18225 Bushard St ., Fountain VaJley; ch u r..c.h school for all ages at 9:30 a.m.: worship service at 9:30 a.m.; sermon by Ford R. Miller, minister. senice: First Olurch of Religious Science meets in the l\.tasonic Temple, 3011 S. El Camino Real: San Clemente; worship ser.vice at II a.m.; sermon: ''Religious Science, \\'hat It Is" by the Rev. Leslie S. Harrold .• Eight pilings embedded in the Spokane River b-Ottom form the base for the Book of Aformon Pavilion at Expo '74 scheduled for opening in Spokane, Was.b ., ~lesa Bible Chapel !Four-in ~lay. When completed, the pavilion will resemble the gold plate~ upon whtch square). 1734 Orange Av1~.. l\tormon scripture is based . h bridge will connect t'1e structure with_ land. The served. .Jemls/1 Temple Bat Yabm of Ne"-port Beach \\'ill hold Sab- bath services Friday at 8:15 Other Denonal11otlo11s p.in. at the l.onta Club of rt1esa Verde Un I t e d Newport Harbor, 2101 15th st., i\lethodlst Church. 1701 Baker Newport Beach: Dr. Harry St., Costa Mesa; worship Sherer. rabbi, will conduct the service at 9:30 a.m.: sermon : service: an Oneg Shabbat. "The Happy in YoUr New hoSted by Jonelle and Paul Year" by the Rev. Dr. B. Rosenthal in honor of their ·Lothair Green, mini s t er : Cburfb or Christ, 287 \\'. son Michael's bar mitzvah, church school and nursery \\'ilson St., Costa l\1esa: Bible · _Jollow. ___ __c_are avaJlable. study at 9:45 a.m.; \VOrship service at 10:50 a.m.: sermon: L1dhera11 Presbyterian "The Foundlllion" by Pastor St. Andrew's Presbyterian William Epler ; e v e n in g Christ Lutheran Church, 760 se · t 6 'th Church, 600 st. "'""'rew's rv1ce a w1 a presen-Victoria St.,. Costa Mesa; n.in,a tat' f r·1 t · d 1· Road, Newport B e a c h ·, . ion o 1 ms rips ea 1ng Communiori worship services w th ch I d ·d worship services at 8, 9:30 1 ar eo ogy an ev1 ences at 8:15 and 11 a .m.: sermon: nd of a-uracy of the B'ible a 11 a.m.: Holy Com· ..... ; "l\1any Stars and One Star" lad' B'bl I Tuesd ;a.. · munion ·, sermon·. "No Bli'nd Jes 1 e c ass oo ay by rastor L.V. Tornow ; t o 30 Corners" by the Rev. Charles a 1 : a.m.: Bible study church school ~and B i b I e l"edn sd 7 30 H. Dierenfield; church school on "" e ay at : p.m. classes at 9:30 a.m.; midweek 1 service and Bible study on c asses and nursery care Newport Unity Church. JSth \Vednesday at 7:30 p.m. available at all three services. Street and lrVine Boulevard, SL !\lark Presbyterian Newport Beach: church school Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 2100 l\·lar V 1. 8 l a and youth of Unity meet at Church, 2987 ~-lesa Verde • · 9 ... , · Newport Beach; church school · a.m.:. wors1up .~erv1~ at Drive. Costa l\-lesa: worship and worship services at 9.30 10 a.m.; sermon: Happmess services with Holy Com-a.m.; nursery care provid~; Is An ln~id~ Job" by the mWJion at 8 and 11 a.m.: Communion meditation by Dr. Rev. Sune Richards. sermon by Pastor Andrew Anderson; church school at Herman Sweet: Elder Roger First Singles Church, U.S.A., 9:30 a .m. Hardacre assisting; Tom. meets at 1310 E. Walnut A\'e .. Gielow. Rich Parry, Ray Orange; Church school for all Lutheran Church of the \Villiams and Rod Jones lo ages at 10: 15 a.m.; worship Cross , 2~231 El Toro Rd.. serve Conununion. · service at JI a .m.; sermon: Laguna Hills: \Vo r s hip "God's People in the World services \Vith Holy Con1-Religious Scietrce or Change" by Ed w a r.d n1union at 8:30 and 11 a.m.; f' Larson, superintendent of tlie '1rs1 Church of Reli11ious sermon: "A New Revelation" " California Conference 0 r Scleoce meets at Corona del by Pastor \\'illiam R. Eller: Covenant Churches, g u est · ·1 · · Be I • Mar High School. 2101 v1s1 at1on service at very speaker; evening fellowship l\Ianor Convalescent Home at Eastbluff Dri ve, Newport service at 8:30. 3 • Beach; church school and p.m. \rorship service at 10:30 a.m.: sermon: "Wh at Religious Christ Lutheran Church, Grace Bible Church meels at .the American Legion Hall, Costa Mesa: chu~ch sch.ool at Washington State Pavilion rises at center, and the Great Northern Railway Tow- 9:45 a.n1.; \vorsh1p service at er is at left. 10:50 a.m.: sermon by the - Rev. Robert Jacobs, pastor: youth choir practice at '5:311 p.n1.: evening service at 7 will host the Rev. Elias l\lalki, Foursquare m1ss1onary t o Lebanon, who will describe his work in that country. Scieptists' Class Starts In Laguna Classes in Science oC 11.tind \\ill begin at the Church of Religions Science of Laguna Beach, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Tuesday and \Yed~ nesday according to Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister of the church. The first year class. taught by the Re v. Jill Gerhard. meets from 10 a.m. noon in Leisure \Vorld. at the home of Ruth Huddleston: or in the evening, 7:30 to 9:30, at the church. It meets once weekly for 10 weeks be_ginning Tues- day. This is the elementary study for those "''ho have not taken work in Science of Mind. The second year class. taught by Dr. Gerhard, meets once weeklv for 10 weeks. beginning \Vednesday from 10 a.m. to noon in Leisure World at the home of Dorothy Kisselburgh, or in !he evening, 7·30 to 9·30 at the church Economic, Ene~gy Crisis To Affect Some Church~s o,. LOUIS CASSELS UnllH ,.,.,, ln1un1lion11 Venerable. t_rad.ilion dictate~ that a journalist peer into hjs crystal ball at year's end and try to guess what 1974 v.·ill bring in the world of religion. The first question that come5 to n1ind is : \\'hat effect u·ill the energy shortage have on churches? Some church leaders ha\'e publicly deplored President Nixon's call for gasoline sta- tio ns to remain closed on Sun- day. They fear this might keep people from going to church. That is fatuQUs. Very, very few people drive more than a fe1v miles to get lo their churches. and they can easily n1ake the trip with gasoline purchased on Friday or Sa1ur- day. · IF AN\"l'Hl~G. S u n d a y closing and sharp reductions in gasoline supplies should have the opposite effect. As !he Rev. Dr. W. Sterling Cary. president of the Nalional Council of Churches, recently remarked: ----'.1..acking the opportunity_ for vacation weekends. people may find again their local church . . . and have tin\C to search for the values that once made this nation one of hope and trust." I am not as op!imitislic as Dr. Cary that people will go to church just because. they don't have enough gas to go anywhere else. But if the gasoline shortage has any ef· feet at all on church at· tendanct. It should be helpful rather than harmful. Churches presumably will lower their thermostats six <"degrees. as homeDwners ha\·e been asked to do. in order lo conserve heating oil. Cooler churches ~'Ould be a decided boon in helping to keep people alert instead or g r o w i n g sleepy, as one is apt lo do in an overheated building. And the congregtltion can forestall discomfort by dressing for warmth. The rector of St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church in Aiken, S.C.. announoo:I in resJX>nse to inquiries ·rrom ladies of ·the parish, that he had no objection to women snowing up for worship in pants suits. "God lived through the mini- skirt." said the Rev~ Howard Hickey. "I feel sure he can survi\'e pants _suits." OF GREATER concern Is the prospect. ~·hich some economists foresee, al an economic recession. If at aJJ serious. this would rtsult in a reduction of giving, which recenlly has shown an im- proving trend in m a n y denominations. The state of the U.S. economy also v.•ill have an effect on the \'alue or the dollar that occurred in 1973 Md a devastating impact on U.S. mission programs. Many major denominations had to cut back sharply the number or missionaries they are su~ porting in other lands. Theollgically, It seems prob- able 1974 v.ill bring a spate of sermonS. articles and books on the uses of adversity I ORANGE -COAST e -HuR-cH n -IR-EC'ft)-RY - . HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH of N•wport .. och-IOlsciplHI 2401 lnlH ot So11ta lsolMI S1H1doy School 9:30 A.M. Mor11i119 Wonhlp 10:45 A.M. PhoH: b45-578 I Re•. Gene R. Swanso11 N11r1Jery & Kindergorten pro'lided Attend The Church Of Your Faith This Sunday THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WelcomH You. ------- ST. JAMES, J20t Yla Lido, Newpon lleoclrl 7:30 A.M.-Holy Eucharist IX ,I \l/i t :OO & 11 :00 A.M.-Famlly Worship Alternate Holy Euchorlit 1111d MorRillt Prayer TUESOAT-10:00 A.M.-Hofy E11cNrltt 111111 layl"t e1t ef Haltdl 10:45 A.M,_,royH FelloW1hl11 N11nery l'ro•ldM at S1111dcry & Tuesday S.nice1 WEDNESDAY-8:00 l'.M. Proyer & l'ralM The Rev. Johll P. AsMy II, Rector -l'hone: 675·0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.AL S11ndoy1 1:00 I 10:00 Church Scllool -9:15 Mid·Weelf Ser.,lcft -Wecl. • 6:JO l'.M. Th•n. -10:00 A.M. fr. Haward Mott Cortwti9kt, Vicar -l'ho" 548·2217 Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church l23l l'aclflc Ylew Drl.,., Corona det Mar S111tdlfYJ•l :OO A.M. & t :30 A.M., Ch11rch khool/HUrsery.t :30 A.M. \ TitHdoy-New Yeon Holy Co"'m11111a-1 0 A,M, 1'ie lev. Joh11 1109M$ Dnb, Rector -Phoite 644.0463 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1236 Ellis St., H•tltln9fo1t leocll IJ1r1t last ef ftw Pelllfll 1:00 A.M.-Holy Communion •:JO A.M.-F1rnily Servic• & Church School ( Nuritry C1rel f I :00 A.M.-Mor11in9 Wor1hip IN11r••l"f C1r•I • 7t00 P.M.-Fe11~••1 Ev1nton9 & S11rmO'I Epi1cop1I Yau119 Churchm111 J11t111 C. C1ley, Po1to' -962 -7512 Re1.1 536-4061 CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH J21J2 hi OiiilDo Rll., Ioli Jllllft Cttphtrut w11n11l11 11 1.rn ...... 111 ""'· , ...,,.y' ,.., SCtlMI -t :JI •.111. Chn111111 fr1lnl111 -S ''"'' Wedne$d1y Pr1yltl' -•:•S '·"'· f'ltfff Wlllloll'I DIWllMrt ' • 4tJ·1f40 -24 Ho•n I I II , ·.-ii 1-EWPORT HARBOR Ll/Tl·ERAN OUCH ,I, 111 I ' We ln•it• Yo11 I To Wor1hip 1 LUTHERAN CHURCH 1, OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View i)r, Corona del Mar I 798 Dover Or., 548 -3631 I Newport Beach •' I', llev. Lawrence D. Fruhli1t9, Roger J. Berg, Pastor Pastor Svlldl'I' Sdlool Cl11-.l.U .1.tH t :U to ll:U A.M. Early Wor1h ip 8:00 o.m. Christian Education 9: 15 •.m, Wor"'1111 H111,1r-lt::it .l..M. N11rwry & CoffH NO\lr P1'9~lde0 l'ltoM 144-2114 Fe1tive Worship IO ;JO •.m. , Nursery Care Available I WELCOME II- CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mi1.1ouri Synod 760 Ylcferla St, Co1ta Meso Lottiar Y. To,,1ow, POST~r 541·5404 Wor1hf11 l1rvlc1s1 l:U & 11 A.M. Suncl~\' 'c"-9h t :M A.M. ' . ' .I.dull Ailllit ClillU 9:)0 A.M. Cllrlstl" El-.ittary Sclrle•I -541·1166 Gloria Oei Lutheran Church Dana Point 33501 Stonehlll Dr. •• Donald P . Bankson. Pastor Worship-1:30 & 11 :00 Sunday School-9:45 493-3414 493-4073 ~ ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine llft. Hett.on N. Ni.,_. t :OI A.M.-W9'1111p & S..., lclffl 1 10:JOA.M-W•nWp & lo..,. kllHI f 152·1121 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH) M .. ffldt O,.._ & Mer ltrMt, Cetta M .... C..lf. .l."Dlt•W C. AND••ION, P11trer -JIM Nl'.LSON, lntetfl ..,,...., klllMI t i>t •.M.-Mlmlntl wtn111,, •=• .,.. 11111 .,,,., Prine• of Pi ece L11th11r1n School -Mi11 U.ther 011011, Principol Office Pho11e 1 549·0511 !ic11oat Phune: 549·0562 " • 11 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Hunfinqton l•1ch Worllllp-t:OI A.M. AT FIRST UNITED 115 ...... latboe .... METHODIST CHURCH 11 :15 A.M . ot St. MlcMef'1 2711 17th St. 536·]5]7 E11bcopal Cll•rc• Marguerite at Pacific View Df S11rvic•1 -9:15 I 10:]0 Nur1erv ~"' All Momln11 Corona 6el M• Ch11rch School -': 15 ,.. .. : 175·0950 - Co1to M1t10 Huntington 81to cll -North FIRST UNITED COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & H•rbor Blvd, Wonhlp hnlcu 6662 Heil Ave. 842-'4461 t :lO & 11 :00 A.M. Wor1hip -9 & JO:JO Church School -9:10 A.M. Cll11rch School -9 & 10 :10 IE.l.llL W. ISA•LL~ D,D, C .. 1t• Mei• North l""i"• -E11t Bluff MESA VERDE UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH M•11 V•rde & Biker St. lll·l2JJ 5'49-2719 18422 Cul~•r Rood Wo~ship & Church School 11 Unlversl!y Orlvit 9:10 A.M. Wonhlp & Church School 1-tO:lO"A.M. -FOuntein Vallev -FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH L•9u11• leach METHODIST CHURCH ' ~ ~ 11225 Bu1h•;d 21612 Wesley Drive 962·259] Ito Soutn L111u111 Wor1hip & Ch11rch School Wor1hip •nd 9:30 A.M. Church School -·I 0 A.M. Minltter 499.]081 Ford R. Mill11r .n.-P. W...,.1 Mhliftr CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Newport le•ch 1400 w. 1.1ato. 11\ld. 67J.]105 ""· loMrt I. Sltepercl Jr. • WenlMp -t:~O A.M. Church Sc•ool -t :JO SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL . harbor reform temple . RABBI BERNARD P. KING '"' b. meeting It CHltlST CHU•CH •'f' THI llA 1• W .• ,...., IM.. .......... leedl Fot Information: Cell 875-7230 , TEMPLE BAT YAHM ri ' 1•"9n'nl LA Dr. Harrr~. llil*I " JnlHtttl s.mc. ....... ...., t :l I '"' " ReUtlout Scl!Hf-.Sndey 10 ... 12 ,_ Hebnw Sc•oo~wed....-, 4:11°6111,. .. • -· ' • 11 I I FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1115 Gerflol4 A.ft., Helltlltf'H leoclt-961·1110 JIM WllM11, l'mtar S1ui1dcy Sche~t:4S ...... Werllll,-11 •·•· & 6 P·"'· "L.&HAllOI" -S-....11 ly Pester WedHSdoy hsy« Set't'lce-7 II·"'· PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas. Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 ......... INMr U..) H• ........ ~ ........... LI ....... ._ S.HQ W..W,: t :lO A.M. Qwcti SdlMI: t:JO A.M. Ofiu: 20112 M ..... S. St. ,.._: t1Mt40 Church of the Covenant • 2150 Fa1maw 1.-, C... ..... lnice A. lttnfe, ,...., h...._, Werslllp & C••rcll khNI -l :JO & 10100 A.M. ~ ..... : 557-lJ40 Community Presbyterian Church ___.,,_hNlt ....... ~ .... In. Artiiltl' J. T ... ......., lev. Albeit 0 . H..,,_ -l..w. Artttff L C ......... s.-., Wenlllp: t .:00 &· 11 :OI A.M. a.di SONI trOI A.M. ,. .. : 494-7511 St; Mark .Presbyterian Church c..., Jniitolff & ~"'"" c--. ..... Dr. C.Cll He,,_, Actf .. POltw w-, l C-"'"1 -t •JI A.M. ...... : '44-1J41 - --- / ~ This Sunday Worship in \ l./SLllndrezv's Presbyterian Church 600 SI. Andrews Road • Newport Beacn Or. Ch•rle1 H, Dlerenfielf.l"tor "NO BLIND CORNERS" Dr. C"-ln H. D~d. '"-lrllitt lde1111ca1 Services: 8 AM. 9:30 AM and It AM Child c111fl and children'• Sundey School at 111 11rvlce1 ' r ·EMPLE -SHAR ON .... , ......... ,. ........... ... ............ ,.,.. 617 w .. t H=• ..... c .... M• - San Diego Conference Hosts ,_ __ W or I~-Evangelists The 'Ninth World Deeper crusades led und<r th e Ule Oln!e,...., to be held sponsorship of the National In San Diego January 15, will Evangelism Crusade Depart· have among tht speakers prob-ment. Lake Hills Opens · Winter Education Lake-Hilts Commun i t Y-+ChrjsUanity~ and transnctlonal Church will open its winter analysis: d · "Teacher G'ro\vth,1' con· q\Jarter of Christian e ucat1on Lo ducted by three I e a d i o g Wednesday at 7 p.m. at 5 Southern Callrornla educators, AUsos Intermediate Schoo), Dr. Dorothy Braun and St;in Mission Viejo. and Donna Leonard, all of Registration beglns the fir st Blola O:>llcge; r Sau1rday, January 5, 1C17'1 .. DMLV PILOT 9 Performer Puts God In Music MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - In a field btCQlnlng knO\VTI ro~ performers who verbally spread salavation from lhf' stage, Billy Preston strives to translate God into hit n1u sic. ably t h e larpt sroup of Ademlr S, Gonialves, 23, a national ministers ( r om slzth year medical student around the world ever ,to from Bi'alil, also has i full assemble in ·sou t b • r n time ministry. At 17 he was C.llfornla •' one time, ac-one of 100 awarded a cording to the Rev. Morris scholarship to a medical Cel'\lllo, fuundtt' apd president university from a competitive o( World Evangelllm, Inc. examination of 5,<KXt. This He wUt-oonduc~ the con-young evangelist has" htld 20 ference at the Tawn. and ·C.OW\· crusades, established t 2 try Hol<I and ConvenUon chyrcheJ and had 11,129 oom- night of classes and will con-"Youth and the Bible," l\1r. tinue through tJie second week. Martin, lead instructor: a Bi- C.Ourses vary from seven to ble rap for senior high youth. ten weeks in length. This class follows Chapel Opportunities (or high school Choir rehears·als for junior youth and adults will include and senior high age directed classes for personal develop-by Ro.bcrt Perry; ment and enrichment, training courses for those in er going into positions of Ghristian service, and classes preparing interested;>ersons for church membership at Lake Hills, PRINCIPAL SPEAKER Dr. Mark A. Mathews ''My faith is not at thf' point \Vhere I go on stage Rnrl deliver a sermon," he said. "I try to convey my feelings about God throu~h n1y · music. I don't sermonize. J don't 1\'ant to tum people off." "" WORLD PEACE SERMON Pope Worn1 of NHd Center in Mission Valley. mltment.s to Ouistianity. ''Over 50 nationa l The Rev. Holmes Williams evangelists have reglsteredd from Bridgetown, Barbados from 15 different nations. ,_ We!t Indies will also be at· They include India, San · tendiqg the conference this P P l Salvador, Artentlna, Brazil, year. Formei:ly a banker, the ope au Kenya, Korea, Na l rob I, evangelist was motivated by N_l£erla, t h e Philippines, the ministry of Morria Cerullo, To Speak Pa .u l Finkenbinder, heard thro11&hout Lali'f . LISTINGS ARE as lollows: America as Hermano "" ''A N;,w ~k at an ?Id Te~ta- Pablo on 10 000 radio-rnent, aimed at 1mprov1ng "Christianity an·d Art," a class in art appreciation and tecliniques bY world-famous Tustin artist John Plumer Ludlum and wife Shirley. J\1r. Ludlum is a pioneer in the field of fluorescent painting ; HPastor's Class,'' a prepara- ijon for membership in Lake Hills Church, and open to all who w.o.uld Jike to know ]TlOre about the Christian faith ; in- structed by Dr. Harold F. Leestma, founding pastor. For further information call Mrs. Kay Stickley at the church office, 837-7729. Seven . Local Cl1urcl1es Set For R etreat "l \\'OULD N'T be doing anyth inl{ if H "'eren1t ·for my music." said the Houst on-born strtr. "I really can't account . for the thin'!s I've been able to do. The Beatles. The Roll- ing Stones. Little Richard. J just kept goin!?. and I thank God I was in the right places Tel l -Need ___ Bartild01, GU}'ana Tanzania -and now pestors the largest tv: .releasesj milntb.._ person~l .Blble stu~y; the Rev. will speak at Newport-Martln, instructor ' Se\'en South Coast churches at the right times." will be participating-in-the-;;;,,;On hiS latest a 1 b u-m . second an nual Qui n -con f..3 and Guatemala," Cerullo said. protestant church in the West Many of them will be beal' Indies. Mesa Christian Center, •J_Who .Am I?", a repeat of- 148 E. 22nd SI,. Costa fermg instructed by Jan retreat to be held Jan. 12-13 "F.\'crvbody Likes Some Kind he ds . of ~1usic," composer Ing letters of credentials "There will be many other For peace from t h e 1 r governm401•. speakers who are spiritual Mesa Sunday at 6 p.m. Atw~d and ~e Bu?k~, which ' combmes basic pnnc1ples of at the Arrow a orings con-Preston shifts from sou l to ference urounds village area. easv-listening to gospel to letters written because the leaders and evangelists in Principal speakers for the ROME (UeI) -Pope Paul VI said this week world peace \vas more crucial than an energy or economic crisis and every individual should seek to eliminate v;•ar -· "this nightmare , this fear of lhe imminence oe. a t erri bl e KQVemmentJ were fam iliar their countrie1," Mr. Cerullo with Morris Ceru11o and his 1tated. "Thb coll.ference has crusades in their countries, had a registration of l,500 and are grateful for the early Jn December. one month tralnlng given.in the National before it starts. Most evening Evangellstlc Training Schools. sessions are rree and w·111 he The nationals are responsible open to the public In the 3,500 for their transportation to and seat grand ballroom." CLASS Schedules Institute Breakfast weekend event are Dr. Mark country, and even into -the A. Mathews, president of classical sound. California Lutheran COiiege, Preston and Bruce Fishe r Thousand Oaks, and ~1rs. \vrote the country cut on the J\1erle -0. Tollefson, member album "Sunday tlfoming," a at large. American Lutheran 11\·angy song "'Ith Preston Church Women , San Rafael. flavor. "I plan to do more Mini-courses Schedttled-Dr, MatheITT will speak on country," he said. ''Ray "A God Fulfilling Prophecy" Charles is leading me dO\\'ll Harbor Reform Temple will and Mrs. Tollefson "'ill discuss the country road.'' tragedy.'' In a sennon marking the seventh annual V a t 1 c a n - jporiiOred-World Day o I Peace, the Pepe 1ald, "Peace is not superfluous or omamen- 1al in the life ol peoples. It II substanUal. It deals wllh life Itself, more even than the physical safety or popula- UoM, of their honor, of their name, of their hlltory ." Speaking without notes dur- ing a n1as:s at St . Anthony's Oiurch in South Rome, hl• voice &trong and clear and bis arms frequently gesturing to ernphasit.e his words, he said ; "PEACE MUST guarantee the life of nations. It is an urgent theme. It weighs on our destinies. It pre~ on our human and civil con- science. Indeed, it knocks on the doors of our O'>'""O in- terests." He said those interests "which today disturb ordinary daily family life -such as inflation. the shortage of con· sumer goods, the bana on driv- ing -are in<ed nothing in the face of this theme of peace, which Indeed has tremendous w:geJlCY-~' from the conference. -Pl\OMINENT 'AMONG the speakers will be national evanJi:~llst, Or. Jes um an i Sigamanl, a medical doctor who Is cne of India'• most outlltanding Christian leaders. Educated in India, the Moody Bibl e Institute and Westminster Chapel, London, Dr. Sl11:ainani received the call to .lull time evanf(ellsm at a Deeper Life MU)lster's Conference held by Morris Cerullo in Madras, India in 1970. Another is Victor Sobrepena who has held 49 crusad .. In his n11tive Philippines having breu,ht 4t,'84 to the koowledge of Olrist and established 17 churches. This speaker leads the Hst of na- tional evangeli!ta in terms of Workshop Set Jerry Bak~ callfomla BaP- ttst rtfissionary to the Deaf, will lead a workshop for those interested In working wtlh the deaf, on Jan. 7-8 a' 7 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, 14200 Golden West St,. West- mlll!ler. Pope Tells Of Dt1ties To Children Institute, to be held Jan. 28, Feb. 4: and Feb. 11, will be previewed to demonstrate how it can help local churches, according to. the Rev. Rich~rd · M. Bush, pastor cf the Presbyterian Church cf the fl.faster in Mission Viejo and CLASS publicity chairman. The Institute sessions of this interdenominational effort will be held at the San Glernente Presbyterian Church. GLASS was organized by in_. dividuals representi ng churches in all coastline com- munities as a means of pro- viding ecumenical t e a c h e r training opportunities, Mr Bush said. begin its third session of n1ini-a Bible ·study based on the t parai..Je of the sower in keen-PRESTON DISCOUNTS luck courses on Tuesday a Christ '"' r-int? with the theme. or fate when referring to his Olurch by the Sea, 1400 W. Local churches registered fortunes. Balboa Bl vd., Newport Beach. for the retreat are Newpcrt-"No. 1 thil)k it was God," Classes offered are: "Major Harbor Lutheran of 'Newport he said. "I believe in God , Kabbalistic Concepts,'' Jewish Beach; Prince of Peace in and I want to show, through dance, Jewish foods, "Why Costa ~fesa: King of Glory my music, that this belief has Jews Laugh,'' archaeology, and Grace Lutheran or Hun-helped me get my riches and "Beginning Hebrew I and II, tington Beach; Church of Our the enjovment I've gotten out and interesting personalities. Saviour in San Clemente: of life. It's all God's blessings. For additional infoi'mation, Gk>ria Dei of Dana Point ; f!ttv career is a blessing from call ~ris Micilael, 546-4274. 1 Jp;an;;;;;;d;;;W;;;es;;;;;;lnuiii·;;;ns;;;te;;;r;;;Lu;;;;;;l;,;he;;;r;;;an;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;G;;;od;;;.;.·";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'"i r-..pe1 c ....... pr .... 1s i How does TH E IEST OF TWO WORLDS -SOUL &-COUNTRY GOSPEL- Feefl1ring ANOll:AE CROUCH & THE OISCIPLES & Th• SINGI Nte RA MIOS -. PASADENA CIVIC AUDITORIUM S•turd•v, J•nu•ry 12 -7:30 PM For lnformetion Cell (21 31 370-0115 Christian Science heal? Li sten as people tell firsthand how they were hea led. This week's program: "YOUR DEFENSE AGAINST AGGRESSIVENESS" 7:00 AM· KFl-640 -L.A. 8:45 AM • KMPC-710 -L.A. 7:15 ~-KOCM:FM-103.11 -N.I. J1nu1ry 6, 1974 ·.TRUTH · HEALS ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Co1t1 Me11 14M7M Y. L. HllTWICI. P-. •ALf:N '· ME•TWICIC MAltYIY MrTCMILL AtMtlf .. '••ltt Mlllhltttr ef -..k -SUNDAY 11mca - 9:41 A.M.-SCU.l of Cllfhtl1111 U ..... 10111 A.M.-"WIMlt AN'"' "-hf 1974" SIRMON IY PASTOI 7:00 P,M.-MltdolHlrY S,...., llY. DON Md.AUGHLIN CINTRAL lllLE CHURCH 23 .... St-I 11 Or1 .... , Cost1 ~ -S48-S303 ,_.,, ...... M ...... tN , .... ,..., -"" ...... . M ... W~lltll .... -S.149y khool t e.m. ._..., 1..-.. w.....,.1111 ,, •. _,,..,., M_,.. w..:1 .• 1:00 , ... CHURCH OF GOD 426 11th St., Huntington Be1ch -548-8529 SM., Sdioel 11 •·•· -WortM, 11:110.111. 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 01" N°EWl"OllT ll!ACH IM1mbtr Clm'cll, United Cllurcll of Rtllt fOVI SdtftcL L,A,J IUNOAY SEllVICE •ltd SUNDAY SCHOOL -10t30 A,M. ALIERT BURKE, Rk, -Mlnltf1r "'WHAT RELIGIOUS SCIENCE IS" LITTLE TMl:ATlllt-CORONA OEL MAit MIGll SCHOO\. 21'1 UITllUFI" 011:., NEWPOllT IEACH l'Ok AN INSl'IRATIONAL MESSAGE-DIAL "'"'514 Mlnlsl•r'• ,,._ -141-65111 CHUICH OF ll!LIGIOUS SCllNCE ••.. -, . , .. , • -•• , ••••..•••• 60t 1 ltti St., H••thtt••• IHci.-sl•·SISO FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Iii.I• School & Mor11in9 Wo r1h lp 9:00 & 10:10 A.M. Evenin9 Wor1hip • , , , 6:00 p.m. Nlll'ftl'Y UN .,..vlCMO 11 •II 111'Vlml Youth Groupi • , , ,, , 7:00 p.m. (lfl lce: 5»-lltt Olel C>IYC1ll011 "'-fSIO S.R, .... ....,, 7 P·•· -Fntltf 11lte Wed., 7 p.11. a... A. C. Shin, P•tor COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Seline• of Mincl L•ctur1 ••• .'. • • • • •• • • •• • • •• • • • • •• t :JO A.M. ll';=:========='.11 bN F1mily Wor1hi1> Servic• •.•••.• , •••• • ••••••••• • •. • • I 0150 A.M. ~~~~·~~~-~~·~-~·~ .. ~n~·~-~-~ .. ~-~li~RM~N~-~-~~~~~~lir~~~;~~~~~:~~~~~:~~~~ll Dlt, llOll!RT H. ~TEVENS • ]\Teui~ort-Mesa Christian Center 148 TWENTY-SECOND STREET COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 64~20 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . CHURCHES IUNCHU OP THI MOTHll CHUICH THI FIRST CH"lCH O• CHllST, SCllHTIST IR IOITOM, .. AllACHUlllTS ' MIHISTElt MIW'Mry C•ni .lv•U•lll• OIAL·A-,JU.Vllt .Pt-Int NliWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE .. SCllNCI Oii MINCY' SUNDAY SIRVICI 6 SUNOA'I' SCHOOL .......................... 1l1M A.M, Mllllmt' • , , lll:ty. llNMr C • .llclllM 141 CHMrSt .. C.... M .. -..... 1012 EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST MoMdOH hcr-Mtlo• Coltw 21100 Mo.-... Dr. Mhsf .. Viti• COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE w ..... i,-10A.M. Ch1rc• Scltoel·-10 A.M. "GOD" 116-4717 .. ,.,,., •• Pl'IHU' 0-Murrn. Mlnl1"9r ,, . JOIN US THIS SUNDAY 1:30 I ll iOO A.M. WORSHIP -·iaooo NEWS EOR ANY YEAR" Dr. ~ O. WM4, ,_., 9:45 A.M.-CHRISTIAN IDUCATION 6:00 P.M.-EVliNING WORSHIP ·-' PAUL FINKENBINDER" GUEST MISSIONARY SPliAKliR WITH SalDlst MANUR BONh.lA JANUARY 6, 1974 Cost• Mou,-Flrst C:hurch of Chrllt, Sclontl1t -..... , ... Dr .. c..tl ... .....,...._.._,111A.M, ___ ,, ....... . ...... ..__ ......... ". . Hunttntton llNch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist .... °""' .• -.... ----toll & 11:00 A.M. -....-t1Jt'l11.olA,M. ......,,_.,_ua11•11. L11U111 lo1ch-l'lrst Church of Christ, Scientist HS llitll -a. .... s...,s.11111 ll:OOA.M. ...... l.-.-at4 htnt ""· Nt.,.rt IMch-l'lrll Church of Christ, Sclontlll aau • u... .....,..._ ._, -·-llUIOI t:fO.UoHA.11, ·-•-lllt ""u .. Newport llolcw-s-d Cllurcll of Cllrl1t, Scl1ntl1t ""--"~~ ...... -·--•-11.-A.11. . -..--llN-t-Hwy.t-N ... -1 .......... ,_...,., ......... -I""'" -All ctntr.1111 AU art cordlallJi mt>tkd to attend the chu1ch 1e1'1'fcrt and mi~ !ht ptllllltge1 o/ lhe R•admo RoO!lll --C~ ~T AU..JIULG.D CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE •I L•tlliia t•1cll ,..... L.,_a Cupn •r. 11 al T-•d. Mttlrr 01rhanl, D.D.-Mlnl11tr .llH 9tf'llllN, Mll•t•nl Mlnllter SUNDAY SlllVICl-f i 11 A.M. .Ir. C!Wrdl • Yllltll .,..,..... A.M, Only SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. I 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING U:~'a1o:~!~l ~i!i~lf~o 4tJ·1t4t 494·1141 IJO+t07 ~NE ~US ~UNnY @;JUWi UMCHO .SAM JOA\)UtM INtllMIDIAn SCHOOL 4NJ MicWlft, lnl• • (1111 DM1t1 fltMWIJ: It Cllt.,., -ltll 911 MklltlMll) ........ s.. ....... , ..... t:JO A.M. Su .. y School lot all 0911 11100 A.M. Moro' :t Wonlilp NVltll•Y (Alli ,ltOVIDID t.T IOTff HOUltS 119f' lllttfm.lltlM CMctrtllttt Otlltt Mtttlfltl Clll IJWIM THE CHURCH POR YOUR FAMILY -• ""'"' ... wltll ...... ,. .. ,..,p CHtttelliCI • ";=========-~-=::;:;;~~~IF~========:=~=:===== l'lltlT SOUTHIRN BAPTIST CHURCH S.ffnth·Day Adventist Church 61t w. ~t t-L 't ~ ~ .... l ~I c ..... -. 171 A; ...... lt .• ,Com M .. -~I • --~ ~.-~-J..,i.P.----•Ml·"" -wo-nttt~u::::.~~;;'-~ Af6111 '.M. PIA ti• .llTWtct-WIDNllM.Y IYIMI ... t P.M. ' ,.......,.,,,......, ... ,.,.. ... ..,_ ..... ,...,. S•\litth S1hool ••••••••• , •• ;.,., ••••.•••••.••••••• •1JOe .111 . M•r11l119 Wo,..hlp ~ •••••• , , , •• , ••• --. , •• ••• , •• ,...... 11 tOO 1.m, Pr•v~r M11th11 Wedn1M1y , • , , , , • , • , , , , • , , •• , , , •• , 7iJO"p.m, Phil Arnold, Minitftr 644 . 7400 LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORl'IOOD CONGREGATIONAL 340 St. At1•'1 PJ9n trt ...... ""° Joll111 M. l9Yffhll-Ml11l1ter hwillf w..-..1, I Ch1rah Sc .. ol-10:00 A.M. "THE TOI" lt7l ltlllOIOUS STOlllS" SIRMON IY-PASTOl 494-8061 Newpol'l Uni ty lev. SIM' Rlthorcl1, Ml11Jst..- Dnott•JH1I S.Mte-,0 A.M. S1i1nlll•y s,hool for ell •t•• -t iOO 1.111. . 1 tth and l"IH, N•wport hoch . Office-646°1111 DIAL•A·PRATll &U·7717 CHURCH Of CHRIST 217 W, WILSON, COSTA MIS.A C11oNot1-Hart.;e, &_ Folrwt4Jwl S111t. IA.lo Stw"Y -•:4!1 A.M. • S1111. Motn. Wenilip-10:50 A.ht 51111. 1 .... Worship -6:00 P.M. w~. 1 ... Went.Ip -7130 P .M. L -----NUlUR.Y• PIOYIDID WILLIAM lf'lll, MINISTll 64a.11 t1 OK 14t•OS4S- ' .. • • • . -------,. r___: -----. ' ' ---' ' • .. . . .. ' , • 10 DAILY PILDf SaturdtY, J11nuary 5,, 1fl74 Fn.mll11 Cfrc-11w by Bil Ken11e ,.., l\ol ,.·!"' •• 1 ............... .. ''I don't wont to read that book--I'll woit for the movie.'' Horoscope Virgo--Review A .m~itioll, Goal . SUNDAY JANUARY 6 By SYDNEY mtARR ARIES (?\larch 21-April 19 ): Accent on short trips, special · messages involving relatives. Stick to what is familiar. Entertain at home, if possible. Avoi~ becoming involved in wild-goose chas e. Cooservative associate does have your best interests at heart. Know it -be patient. TAURUS (April 20-1\lay 201 : There i~ "loose part" in 1noney arrangement. You may be spending too -much for too little. Kno"• it ·and d o something about it. First, study priorities. Don't attempt everything at 011ce. Social con· tact leads lo meaningful association. ' GE~ONI (~lay Zl·June 20\: Lunar cycle is high -mal:c new starts, contacts. Highli ght personality and appearance. You will r~ive solid support. Check details. Take noth ing for granted. Be there "in person." Judgment, intuition now arc on target. CANCER (June 21-July 22): If you analyze, you can initiate constructive changes. Gemini, VIJ!go persons could play significant roles. Discuss sub- ject previously regarded as taboo. Emphasize knO\\'lcdge. Denlh Notice• HUESSEI Ellr1belh Stone Heou,ser. Age tl, ol m VlctOl'il SI .. Apt. G .... Cost• M•••· Oelt ol dnth, J1n111ry '· ~97,. Survived ov huW.nd. John; ..,,., Wttli'v Hutt!ler• brain«, Wttley St-. ot Norfolk, Virginia; lhree grlndcnlldren; two gre111- 0<lnd<hlldrfn. s ...... 1c11, Mondl'I" 10 AM, 11111 8r~wav Ch1pel, lnrtrrnirnt, H"rbcr Fies• Mll1')orlll PirM. Bell B•OildWilY Morluery, Olretror<. JUITOH Nlk~!I JUlllln. 11 C"brlllo, Lido Mobile ParM. NtwPOrl BHth. Dale o! lh!•lh, J1nuary '· 197•. Survived bY di111<1hl1•, DorolhY Ann L11wre11te, ~an Mateo; s11r1r, Dorothy Ocm1lds011. NeWl!Clrl Be1ch; or•nc1d11uoh11r, Mrs. John Hebert, Or1nl)I; gr11ndl0h, Berl L ~wren c e , France. Services, Monday, 1(1 AM, Ball!· 8ergeron Funer11 Home, Cosla M•''· F1rnlly reciue1t1 memorial rontrlburlons be m1de to the Ol1b1to1 Anocl11tlon of C1l!fornl1, Mt \11n Nuy1 Blvd., Sherman °"" TIOY C1rl Trov. ll:eslden1 01 Linda l•lt, NeWflOl'l Be1ch. Date ol d11th. January '· 197,. Survived oy wUe, Jo1epnlne; SOl'I, \Vl!Uam B. Trev: tlve gr1ncl· daughters. Services, Sund1v, J1nu~ry 6, . 10 AM, 11 I~ Ftl"k C1"'91>el! Fun~al l-1omt, Ne"' Yor~ City, New Yor~. 811l1z·8erueron Funu al Home, Coror.• ctel Mar. O!reclorl. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 4%7 E. 171b Sl., Costa l\1esa &l&-m8 • BALTZ-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del !\far 673-9450 Cosla P.lesa 646-!424 • BELL BROAD\\' A Y MORTUARY 110 Broad,vay, Costa l\1esa LI g.3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARIES 17911 Beach Blvd. Hunllngton Beach 841-7771 244 Redondo Ave., Long Beach ZIS----...tR-1145 • &lcCOR~UCK LAGUl<o BEACH MORTUARY 17M Lapaa Canyon Rd. 4N-Ml5 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL.PARK . C.meluy Mortuary Cliapel 3Ht Pacific View Drive Newport Btadl, Cnlilomla "141-171i • PEEK FAMILY not fear. One "'ho i s spiritually aware can aid. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 Jo Emphasis on developing a relationship With one who makes you comfortable. You get constructive suggestions for beautifying home , sur- roundings. Taurus, L I b r a individuills could figure in im- portant ways. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 )o So n1eone 1m a y be dangling proverbial carrot in front of you. Review ambition . goal. Don 't promise more than can be delivered. What you seek iS available -but not im- mediately. Know it and accept patience as an ally. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22Jo Good lunar aspect n o w coincides with better view of long-range goals. ':l'ou are able to rucce$1'ully organize to ob- tain needed materials. Com- munication from enc at a distance could ht' signifi cant. Qlpricorn is likely to he in picture. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 )o Recognize thQ.se who share ~ and those who take, giving nothing in return. Sec persons as they <Cre, not in light of 'wl'ishful thinking. Aries, Libra individuals could figure pron1· inently. You gain information -make use of knowledge. SAGI'ITARJUS <Nov. 22· Dec. 21): Lie low. Play waiting game. A p p I i e s especially 11·here partnershi p. marriage, legal d e c i s i o n s enter picture. Get fresh vie\\·· point. Plan ways to better express your own personality. Avoid commitment which, in effect, burieS y o u r in· dividualit y. CAP RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19 1: Stick to \l'hal is solid. Discard the nin1sy. I he nonessential. Take inventory. Remember health resolutions. Don't burden yourself \\'ith emotional problems not really your own. Cance r indi vidual figure s in important waJll AQUARIUS (Jan. W.Feb. 18 l: You feel and vou are alive, vital. aware. You also may have tendency to /:!e l careless. !11ember of opposite sex CQuld extract prom ise that is not realistic. Prole(:t self in clinches. Your stiyle will be imprinted. You are ex· pan ding horiions and that is all to the good. PistES (Feb. 19-l\farch 201: Be prepared for obstacles, in - tricate details. You may be required to ans\\·er questions rega rding fine points. Key now is lo. be ttiorough. Nothing ho lf\\·ay -alt or nothing . Securit y factors are em- phasized. Be frank. Don't.pre- tend. Say "'hat you mean - mean \Vhat you say. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIR11JDA Y you are artistic, have unusual \'Oice, can teach , can enable others to air prcciatc music literature and lhe nrts. This year you em· bark on nev.• proj~t and July should be your 1nost si gnifi· cant month of 1974. You al· tract Taurus, Libra persons. You are loyal, moody and romantic. You have been hurt but happier days ace ahead. ' BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME • MATTRESSES • '!111 lll11 Ave. Wett-lnckr llWS!5 . -SMJ'l9'8 ·MORTUARY . Ill -St 5 r-llu<k MA TTRESSiS - IOAfl·NOMU TUll.llS ....,.._ C.... M .. M'"'-c .. 111•-""'· Uberty 8-1303 • ~--~. A Royal Love Affair? LONDON (AP) -Lady Jane Wellesley, onl)' daughter or lhc eighth Duke or Well- ington. Is small and dark with long hair, .a ~1ona Lisa face and .11iod or her OY.'n. She is interested in art, antiques and politics. not the sporty pursuils popular ,.,.ith much of her set and the British royal family. 1'"'riends say she is a typical \Vell ington, "stu bborn , proud, dS!tennincd. Snuppy at times. but sociable." SllE IS ALSO l i nked mmnnticallv 11·ilh P r i n c e Cha rles. rn;ir to !he British throne and . despite denials from both fam ilic~, is wJdcly expected b.v Britons on all social levels to become his bride. Lady Jane celebrated the Ne1v Ye<1r 11•ijh the 25-year-o ld prince al Sandringham, Queen Eliza beth 's country estate. Afterwards the prince, serving in the Royal Navy, .new to ·Singapore for a three-month stay there. This has been in· · terp!'ctcd as a testing period for the couple. Lady Jane told newsmen she had a "lovely time" at San- dringham. ---------. estale was quoted as saying: "For a couple who are $UP- I)Oscd to be just good fi'tends, they seem lo squeeze hands and kiss an 111\'fLll lot." The \Vell ingtorui, who s e fanlily name is \\lel!esley, are not of roya l blood. llowever, lheY. r~_k a1nong the nation!s most f a mo u s aristocra ts, thahk$ to the firSt duke, U1c victor 0£ Waterloo. Unl ike Mtlrk Philli ps. the cavalry co mmoner who mar· Lady Jane. al 5-fool·2 jusl shoulder high.IA> the 6-1 prince, rwently moved from ner parents' stately home to a small terraced house in Fu1ham, en unassuming Lon- don district popular with the young. She f!lharcs a white- painted hoose with several young \vomen. She started out two years ago as general help to a public relations firm, working her wa y to her job as personal • 'Tl1e11 1ee1n lo squeeze hnnd• n1ul kiss n11 n1of1d lot.' ried Charles' sister Princess Ann~, th:! 22-year-old Lady Jane has moved in royal circles all her life. . JIER PAREI\"TS are in· timates or the queen and her husband, Prince Philip. Prince Charles was a childhood friend , almost the boy-next· door. assistant to an exclusive Bond Street art dealer. llER EARLY ambition was to becom e a political writer . lier boss in the publ ic rela- tions firm Billy · liamllton, described her this \\'av; ment with the firm was 11ubJ i~i ze a char l lt performance er the movie "Waterloo" ln ·New York. Rod Steiger played Napoleon, and Christo pher Plummer played her ancester, tho first duke. HAMILTON SAID' "Sile did an excellent job. Afterwords, J got letters saying how well she had done. She had to meet lots or important people, and nt the time she was only 20." The \Vellingtons are among Britain's biggest landowners. Their mansk>n on Hyde Park Comer used to be known as "No. 1, London." The gift of a -grateful nation to the first duke, it was handed back to the nation in 1947 as a museum, with a provisk>n that the 'Vellingtons should keep a free apartment there. Lady Jane's mother is the only daughter of the late ~1aj. Gen . 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The margin was narrowed to three, &1·58,, will} 2:07 remaining and bedlam Brui.i)s,SC OpenPac-8 · Competition By the Associated Press The winningest college basketball team once winced over trips to Pullman, · \Vash .. but this year a new experience awaits both the UCLA Bruins and the Southern California Trojans as their P&cific-3 Conference seasons open tod ay. "We're awfu11y glad-to be getting away from old Bohler Gym, a very rough place to play," said coach Bob Boyd, whose 9-I Trojans, ranked No. 11 in the country, meet Washington State today in new 12,056-seat Perform- ing Arts Coliseum. . UCLA'S DAVE MEYERS FACES WASHINGTON TONIGHT. The top-ranked Bruins, 8-0, are seeking their Mth consecutive triumph. They play at 7-3 Washington tonight, then at WSU. 4-8. ~1onday night when the Trojans are at \Vashington. .Just a Little Boy Personal Side of Co sell "Playing in the new place can't possibly be any worse than playing in Bohler," UCLA coach John Wooden said of the old facility that held about 5,000 rans in close proximity to the floor. "They refer to that as the· snakepit ; it's always a tough place to play." F·eatured on Television Early in UCLA's streak, lhe Bruins survived a 57·53 scare at Bohler. The Trojans, led by guards Gus Williams and Danny Ander900 , take a torrid shooting record against the Cou- gars in the regionally televise~ game that starts at 3 on Chamel S. USC, wiMer of the All-College touma· ment last weekend, has made 51 percent of its field goal shots. NEW YORK (AP) -The American Broadcasting Company. the network Howard Cosell made famous. will televise "Howard Cosell At Large: What's He Really Like?" Sunday al 1 p.m. (PIYI'), on Channel 7. Too bad we never fmd out what he's really like. We hear him describe himself as he has done so many times before : porn· pous, obnoxious, vain, cruel. verbose:1 We hear hlln say, as he's said many times in the past, that it was Monda;' night rootball. in three hours of prime time, that vaulted him into prominence. \Ye see him rapping with kids on college campuses, gyrating at ringside or· a championship fight, bantering at poolside with sports celebrities and chew· ing out technicians In the ABC broadcast booth. We bear him say, as he 's said many times in the past, that sports writers lacl:: literacy and culture, are gutless and are guilty of sanctifying saints in· st.ad of telling it like It is. Somehow, it has the immediacy, the same Impact, of a rerun of last week's game. · ABC tries to tell who How ard Cosell really is ·by taking us into his home at Pound Ridge, N.Y. There, one daughter describes her lather as "emo-- tional, over-protective." There. he romps with his only grandchild, young son of Jill Cosell Cobane. There, his wife of 281,J years, Enuny, describes him as having courage, guts "but always at heart he's a Ii tile Jewish boy who's not sure of hirmelf ... a baby on the road who will com· plain about the bed b e i n g un- comfortable." But if we're to believe who Howard Lakers Pad Lead INGLEWOOD -Gail Goodrich led a balanced scoring attack as the Los Ang1ies Lakers whipped the Golden Slate Warriors 114-111 in a Natlotlal Baaketball Aslociltion game Friday night. Jt was the Lakers / first victory in three games thls slason ' against the Warriors and incr.eased their margin to 3'n: g'!.meS ov~ G_olden State, in the Pacific Division_.. ~landings. Goodrich scored 29 points and Jimmy iPrice had ~ltor Los Angeles with Connie H$wklna aqcing J17 and Happy Hairston 15. ' PEBBLE BEACH (AP) -Gary McC»rdJ a raw rookie · playing in only his secood tour event, reeled off a strll)a: of; s.11 birdies In • row en t?Jle to a sparlding 65 and the first-roood lead Friday In the rain-delayed Bing Croeby National Pn>Am gol! tourney. The obecure, 25-yeer-old Riverside native needed only 25 putts in the seven- Wid~-par ellorl • that Slaked him to a tWNtrolle lead .. the n.-.t tournament of the year got started one day late In bone-cllllling cold and .occMlonal drizzle. Tbw'aday'1 ldtetluled first round was COSell really is, he sleeps in his toupee and trenchcoat. And the ABC broadcast booth is as close as his bedside table . There are a few canieo shots of Dave Anderson of the New York Times thrown in in an effort to balance Cosell's caw:tic commenta about his contemporaries. Anderstfl, for example, says Cosell's antagoniJtt of sports writers is based on fear. He says 6.>sen ~ himself too· seriously and can't take criticism as well as he can dish it out. In one face-t&face encounter, friendly at that, Anderson quips: · ''Howard, I wish you wtre on Monday night-football , then J could turn down) the volume." But it is former world heaVyweight . champion 111uhammad Ali who best surps him up. The two are riding through New York in Ali's limousine, and Ali says: "Enjoy it because you're to be on top too loog." not going TV Sports 12 noon (4) -PREP SPORTS WORLD - A basketball game between Fullerton's Troy High and LakeWood High of I...ong Beach. 1 p.m. (7) -HULA BOWL - The 28th Hula Bowl from Honolulu. 2 p.m. (2) -WOMEN'S PRO BOWLING -The richest event on the women 's pro bowling tour, the $85,000 Red Crown Classic from Baltimore. 3 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBAU. -The USC Trojans meet the COugars at Washington State in a PacifiNI game. 4 p.m. (7) -BING CROSBY PRO-AM -The 1974 PGA season begins at Pebble Beach wllh sec- ond round coverage. 5 p.m. (71 -PRO BOWLERS • TOUR -The 1100,000 Midas open kicks off the 13th season of pro bowlers tour from Alameda . 8 P-'1>.. (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBXtL -Defetiding· Pac-8 champion UPLA opens the con- ference race a g a 1 n ~ the Washington Huskies. washed out by a heavy, day-long rain and set lbe tnurnament schedule back --one full day.-Tbe event, which oilers Oit '.1'V Toil•8 UCLA, after three straight 14-0 con· ference seasons, is only two victories away from the Pa~ record streak of 45 set by the Bruins of 1~9. Bill Walton, Keith Wilkes and Co. will face in the Washington Huskies the wirmer ol the,.Far West Classic. Wooden cite d t o u rnament performancfs,8s be predicted the Pac-8 "shoy,ld again be one of the strongest conferences in the country." Besides tourney crowns won by USC and Washington,. UCLA won the Bruin Classic and Oregon State, California and Stanford were toumey ·ninners-up. Coach Dick Harter of Oregon assesses the Pac-3 race as fairly even -for second place: "I think all of us are fairly competitive in the league right now with the possible exception of UCLA, which has a jump on all of us, so every game is critical," "Any team that can win one or tv:o early games on the road is going to obviously be in ~ood position heading toward the first division in the Pacifie- s." BERKELEY -The California Golden Bears got 22 points from Brady Allen, a 6-foot-3 senior guard. Friday night in winning their Pacific-8 Conference basketball opener from Oregon State, 61-54. Allen got 15 of his 22 points in the seeond half and in the frrst ha1f con· trlbuted four steals that helped the Bears break out of a 17-17 tie into a 22-17 lead at the intennisston. Paul Miller led Oregon Slate, ~. with 17, and Charlie Neal had 11 for the Beavers. STANFORD -Oregon guanl Ron Lee hit a free throw with five, seconds left to give the Ducks a bard-fought ~7 win over Stanford Friday nlght in a Pacific -a <:onference basketball opener for both teams . Lee's free throw gave the Ducks a 48-4.5 edge and proved to be the winning margin when the Cards' Ben Bluitt pop- ped ·a 30-foot jumper as the buzzer sounded. Lee led Oregon with 14 points, while top scorer for Stanford, now 5-5 was Rich Kelley, who also had I4. . ... ... R_l 7 ftt 4 'lr-t'f'oul'ld KOl'ff ll'rl<lfiy In tt. 11119 '-' ' Crotby N11llon•i f>.!0."1n IQ.If fgurpl~ -~• . . ---~ $215,000 inl.iie total prizes, "'now is set -r.::.,"~ u:.n..:J • JoMny Mlll.i' U-3J..-.6t to end Monday. o ..... E1<:1M~ 34-ls-it The Thursday downpour also left ' the v1c R.eo111C1111 »36-4• ""I '!WI" 3'-M-70 three courses being u!Je<! for this unique '6Zvl: o'=." U:R:~ event drenched and soggy. Casual wateP"" .-11111 MU• . u.u-10 pOOled and putldled over all fairwa)'I. ~-=· ~:=: ·water itood on IOme green1 al\dl>{aytrr 4': :f~ ~:l • --- ' ,_ • • I • I prevailed. But· the Aneaters were nev er qulie able 10 get over the-!inat hunllr. Maras hit a follow shot with 4S seconds remalnjng to make it 65-&2 and Tim Tivenan, the freshman iuaro. stole the- ball and drove fot a score with 29 seconds to play to close the margin to 6>-64. ~ But the disciplined. Hawks passed with accuracy and forced a deliberate foul with 11 seconds to play. One was canned and the Anteaters came down court for the final time with ?i.faras getting the call for a 25-foot jumper with two seconds lo go. It missed and UCI's chances of victory evaportated. UCI is now 6-3. 11lt \lo'8S obvious \\'e didn't play 8 good-nrst half,'• a somewhat dlsap- Polnted coach Tim Tift said following the game. -"Bul I was pleased with the way. we came back and played extremely well In the second hair. We made a few adjustments and used a 1·3-1 trap defe~e that worked." · Tift also felt that missing the first two shots of the game may have un- nerved his players niore than it would appea r. St. Joseph's ran o[f a string of !our straight to move in fron t from the outtet. widening the halftime margin to 34-21. l\laras ~·as the scoring leader with 2(1 89-Ulli hit only-36 percent In the first half but upped the f I g u r e con- siderably lo 54 percent in U)e second hall. ln the juntor varsity preliminary, UCt edged the USC 'Trojans, 15-74. In Ibis one, former Corona del l\1ar l!lgh star Casey Jones hit 16 (or the losers. UCI V1rsltv C~I UCI JV (JS) "'"'''' ltftitflp B•~•r S 6 3 16 a1~11tk 10 1 s 11 Mar11 10 o O 'Ml Jenkins 1 I l II Eub1nk1 6 0 1 11 Orm~~• s J S li Ml>OlllllOl'I I 2 A 4 l(rHll 4 0 ' I Oavl1 3271John'-On ?Ol• Tlwnan l 6 ' 10 H1lr s l ' II Mr•ult O o 1 o Stimer 1 1 1 0 H1wklns 0 0 I 0 Ost1r1!rvm 0 0 2 0 P•llwtll O 0 I 0 Zitm•Pll 2 0 l 4 Tol1l1 2110 11 ., To••I• Jl 11 26 Ii Hllttlme: IT. Jot.1p/lt, • l4-U. tt1llllmt: UC.I, :rll4l. DlllY Piii! Pflllti h' ltldllnl K•ler UC l'S J ERRY MARAS SOARS FOR A REBOUND AS KEVIN DAVIS (32) AND SCOTT MAGNUSON WATC l:f. Sports in Brief Football Stars North Carolina Topped; In Hula Bowl ·Laver Team Collects GREENSBORO. N.C. -?i.1onte Towe, North Carolina Stat~'s S.foot-7 backcourt ace, hit t""·o free thro"i; with 18 seconds left to hand,fourth·ranked North Carolina its first loss of the basketball season 7&--n Friday night in the opening game oI the North Carolina Big Four touma· 1nent. N. C. Slate, now &-1 and ranked fifth nationally. came from three points behind with a 15-5 spree in the first six minutes of the second half. The Wolfpack went on to its biggest lead 66-57 with nine minutes to play. Leading the way were Tommy Burleson, who scored 22 points, and David Thompson, who tallied 20. e Lca tler Wins DALLAS -The top-seeded team of Billie Jean King and Owen Davidson and the No. 3 pair of Rod ~Laver of Corona del Mar and Leslie Hunt v;ere extended to tiebreakers in, the final sets l"rlday befure wiMing semifinal berths I • in the $60,000 Spalding Intematioftal mix- ed doubles tennis tournament. A sellout crowd or 8,500 saw King team with Davidson to hold off Cliff Drysdale and Francoise Durr 6-2, 3-6, 7.fi, then Laver of Corona de! i\Iar, and Hunt stowed the brottier·sister entry Cliff Richey and Nancy Richey Gunter, 6-3, 2-6, 7-{;. King and Davidson play Roy Emerson of Newport Beach and Wendy Overton in one semifi·nal. Marty Riessen and Rosemary Casals m e e t Laver and Hunt In the second match. e CnHente R e noti nt ed TJJUANA -Agua Ca1iente race track, destroyed by fire nearly two years ago, will reopen for thoroughbred horse raC- ing May 4, new O'NTler Fernando Gonzalez· said Friday. . , The 42-year-old Border City track, once a glittering gambling resort. has been closed since Aug. 5, 1971. when a $10- mill ion fire destroyed the clubhouse and grandstand. e Bnahu Loae l\flMU -St. Louis University v.·on its 10th N8Uonal Collegtate Athletic Association soccer championshlp in 15 years by turning back UCLA 1.-1 Friday night al 5:43 of a sudden-death overtime on a goal by Dan Counce. • Gtl--l"••t petaed LONG BEACH -Today's basketball game between ninth ranked Cal State (Long Beach) and Fresno State has been postponed because sno\v storms kept the traveling Bulldogs from reaching the lA>S Angeles area, officials say . ., "They left Fresoo at nine in the morn- iny and they're sun not he.rt\" .spokesman ror the Pacific Coast AthlctlC: Association ·said late Frklay. Clash Today HONOLULU (AP ) -LyM Swann and Danny White barely had time to g~t acquainted, but they'll be looking for each other in tcxiay's 28th annual Hula Bowl game. Swann, the All·A merican wide receiver from use. played in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day and didn't join On TV Todny C""t1ne l _7 nt 1 the West team until Thursday. But hC;s expected to be a favorite target fOr Arizona state quarterback \Vhite. "Swann is a fantastic athlete,·• said West Coach Frank Kush or Arizona State. "He's got to be comparable to any receiver Pve ever seen.' Swann found 11 familiar faces on the' West team, including teammate Artimus Parker, a defensive back1 and 10 other players from the potent Pacific 8 Con- ference. \Vhile Kush v1orkl'd to fit Swann into the game plan. East coach Bo Schem- ~hler of Michigan ·welcomed t\fiO late arrivals -linebacker Randy Gradishar and of!ensive tackle John Hicks of Ohio State. Despite the hard feelings left over from Ohio State's select ion as the Big Ten's Rose Bowl entry, Schembechler and the three A1ichigan players in the Hula Bowl prolessed no ill will toward the Buckeyes. HJ don't have.a grudge ag~insf Ohl Stltte -they're a great team," sail ~ All·American defensive tackle Dave 1 Gallagher. "It's the Big Ten I don't like ror the way they handled the thb~g." J The East boasts the big name1 ln1 the game, with Outland Trophy winner Hicks, l'feisman Trophy winner Joho Cappelletti of Penn State, and two players from-natiooal-Charnpion-NoU::o..--1 Dame -tackle Dave Cii.sper and runninl back Mike ToWll!end. ' . - ; JZ DAILY PILOT Alarnitos Racing Entries U l ucN _,. P'lrYf •Kl, IS l 1Hl1• .. 4tfil, tr!I IM ttll Pllrt •ACI -.:» y1rd1. J ye1r .if 1'1'11169111. ,.urw 11100. To .. (J, WthOlll 12'2 OOl'I Jl:IDoktO (L Wr l9llf! 1'11 K1llmekwtk ft. UoNml 111 l'tloull'I 0-M'1'111) 1:t2 Doll't 0. TMI CJ. 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Coach Jerry Tardie's Monarchs posted their ninth conquest of the campaign Fri- day night against invading Notre Dame, shelling the visitors, 86-53. In other non-league action, El Toro took the measure of host Sherman Indian Institute, 70-31, at Riverside. The victory propelled coach Dave Brown's Barons into tonight's championship final at 8·:30 against Kennedy in the Santiago tJigh. Holida)' basketball tournament. The Lions ol Westminster play · at 7 agairist Loara for third place. All-Irvine League returnee Dan Malane stood out with 20 counters and mates John Lodestein and Tim Hill played superior ball . Malane 's jumping ability alone was worth. the price of admission and the Barons' Mater Dei's rout was paced by six players in double figures with Jack D e a n leading in rebounding with JO caroms. El Toro's win was paced by Gary Connally . who led all scorers with 22 counters. Dave Smedley hauJed in 14 rebounds to assist the El Toro conquest, the fourth in 13 starts. Aztecs' Fast Finish Halts Estancia, .51-50 Cont11Uy C1M1 Sl'Mdl1y J1cboll Ctpltlr<on ··-M1tion1v Tot111 El T-1111 i1 ~ '1' ;; 4 1 I 10 ' 0 ] • 2 0 , ' 2 2 1 • 2 0 l • 1 ! 3 16 31 I 11 10 sc-'1 Qllfrttn E! Toro t2 1• 12 »-70 SM•m1n ln1titu1t 10, ' I 9-Jl Mccaughey Dean MarHndale llrtllfu.1.1 Prltlf Sc~ultz Eccl•' Srtmmer Fltlel\tr Sc~r1ller Tol1ls Miler Otl tU) • """ ,, I 2 1 11 s 0 2 10 s ' 0 ,, s 2 2 u 2 0 2 ' ] ' 2 10 • 0 2 12 1 1 J 3 a i 1 1 O I 1 2 35161SN SC'tr'I llJ' 0111rttn Ml ltr Dtl 72 29 16 lf-16 Hotrt Olmt 14 12 I l,_53 By STEVE BRAND Of Ille 0111, Piiat ll•lf In a basketball game y,tlere rarely called fouls and scoring streaks were in vogue, a simple three-point p 1 a y OOosted La Quinta High to a 51-50 win over host Estancia High Friday night Estancia appeared to have its fifth win of the season (against two losses) scv:cd up when Buddy Confer h.lt a jumper with a minute to play, giving his team a 50-46 lead. However, La Qulnta's Rich Cal n JEpped one in from long range and the Aztecs forced LB Jordan Dominates ' Sea Kings, 63-32 .. By GLENN WHITE shots out of the air like giant Of t1t1 01ur 1"1111 '"" fly swatters, although two o{ Highly touted I..oog Beach those swats were ruled as Jordan (14-3) hit a bucket goal-tending. In the game's first six seronds On one occasion the anO never trailed . lo trounce Bulldogs missed a shot and then rebounded and missed, host Corona del lifar, 63-32, rebounded and mis.sed seven Friday night in non-league more times before CdM finally basketbaJI hostilities. got-e whll! of the ball, A! Cal Slate (LOhg Beach) The Sea Kings never were an Estancia turnover Y.i th JO seconds lo play. La Quinta got an open shot with 15 seconds to go but it and an ensuing rebound shot missed. Tony Brennan fought for the rebound on the second miss and from directly uncbr th~ haskct. put in the shot wilh eight seconds to go. I fe fouled on the play and after a long timeout, hit the free throw. Estancia got one last shot at winning the game, but Elwood HanSen 's 15-footer hit the back of the rim and !ell ay,·ay. It appeared for much or the contest a rare technical foul called on La Quinta in the closing seconds of the nrst half y,•ouJd prove the decider. An Aztecs player, away from the ball being brought do\vn court, stepped out of bounds and when he came back in , was whistled for a technical. COIOltf McClosktY Maddtn San~oy Groehch Tolll1 E1l1ncl1 (JO) l•ftJf Ip 5 l ' ll J l 5 11 ' 0 3 I 5 0 2 10 ' 0 2 • ll 16 50 SCMt by Qu•"'-ni Lt Qulnt1 11 • 12 14-51 Estancl1 10 U 12 12-SO Cage Scores coech Lute Ol900 observed, it closer than ft.-3 and at one be Ion f ch juncture LB Jordan boasted cou'"·11ui:1t11111 may a g year or coa a 51-19 lead before the victors N. c. s11t• 71, No. c 1ra11n• n Tandy Gillis. His Sea Kings began substituting frecly. __. ::~~;.?:~:i A,,• M 1' shot l!.5 percent from the Ar1rtl'lt St. fl, Wfomlllll ff •-........ dominated 00 the Gillis desperately juggled w1k1 F0r .. 1 "· Ouk• •1 •-ng• hJs li look. I '11le 59, Columbl1 S• bouds and found precious ltf-neup mg or someone Houtto1r n; o---n tie going thefr way as the Bull-w~ could buy a bucket. And ?;..~"~~!. 'l;.,i:••llne 1• dogs were in cemmaod from lhe closest he came was when nrr;l'IAlm vovno ''· ur£1" s. thetime·tbeysteppedofLlbeir'.....__ Doug Moll got eight o{ his gr?,;11~·,~:W~t . .st L.. team's 3 fOOnti qflllfter____ XYOU-Pk tne-• : !ift'"lft• 11 llUS. • l'flfWOrd SI:-fir c.i Poly ($1.0I And ( ••·t ........ _~-pomts and wound up the even· cai Poly PomoN u. 0«kltnt11 s2 4ALIO Jt.t.N -lt\ltl't' 1"""11, Ntvld1 Dolly, Ml1 .. 11tt, Mh.t ' ldt'I W1111, lttckllf' LtfY, ,,.. .. Oll'lllnue, .t.1ur1 -a UtO Wl'C u.ouucrs ing wlth 13. HIGH SC~ played over half the game Tustin 71, &1M1 P•rk JI ,. s-.n111110 to, BolNI G11noe st NlllfTM •Act . .00 ;.111,, ' YNr etn a. "'' dttmlno. """ 11600 l t lfdr't 011r .. , Wrltlll 11.to J.~ l .IO llr Gt l'ltllll'. Cl9!1Nt ,5,to a.10 ,.,.._,.,, MU11, lll.lclllrd• J . .o TIMl~l.k , ALIO ltAN -·Slt ""wt'' C11lttrr1l1 •~ ll:nmoM Ill' .. t oy, lfljna W1r c;:IWlf, Alf -.,,..,, Hl•h Orou. Teri ••• If EJCACTA f-11,..,.1 CMrot I. •·SJr Gtmbttf, H id MK.00 • • "" without ooe of the.Ir 1uper .,,,..... HI Mir 1n1 ,I ktllnedv Ill, 1.otr1 as stars, senior Nish!l Jack.aOn, Tudi•r ~ "o 1 '; ~!u=•~'r;.~oldd•~k_.114 \\-....... twj ... ed a ~--~or ··••e l!ll•0t1 o o ' o Wtl!t rn 111 Los Z:::tos M ,,., i.:n IUWC KUIU ICo.t"lnlff 1 0 I 4 SfrVlll 70, LI Htbr• .. in the secood period and never =•" ~ J ; ~ 1~ Ptttnca ~u~\~':-~oLLIOI "'turned. ""'~ 0 0 ' g SlullM"' (lllltml• Ctnftf'tlKI Jordan's taller chaps had X~.~.: .. n l ~ 1 J ~~ ::= 1~. ~='":r' 1' a fleJd d1y-~ng-lnslde;-they ~01z:r1 11 11 °,5° ,t Loe-~~J''C~ owned the base Un~ and they 1cert •r 0¥1111n ,.,timlt 61, .o.o.ttn0nt 11 batted seven CoroOa del Mar ~~-:. M•r 1 : 1~ ~ ~-f.':'::r!'rci~~:O Je ' . l ..... _ I - defensive tactics sty mi e d Westminster from the begin- ning. Fountain Valley burst loose at the start when Lodestein and Steve Dorsett combined for live baskets, and coupled with. seven \Vest min st er turnovers and four ntissed shots from the field, the .Barons assumed a l'o--0 lead. Th.at advantage was· pared to Jo-27 at the hall. but then Lodestein, Dorsett and ~lane blended for eigh.t quick pOints at the start of the third period to put the game out of reach. Westminster had a . .hard time solving Fountain Valley's 1·2-1-1 press and when the Lions did manage to get the ball past midcourt safely they had an even tougher tirpe penetrating ,the Barons' zone. Only guard Dave Walsh was able to score in double figures, and he pwnped in 27tcounters to go with his ZS.point output Thursday. Coach D o u g Stockham's Lions were hurt prior to battle wh.en it was learned th.at ~ Ed Jirges is out indefinitely with. an Achilles tendon injury. Faun111n va111y un Dor1tl! Ytnllle Hiii J , JO!ll"J' L()de1t1111 Maltnt T ~• Taltls E"'lltdtl Walton Accom1ndo W1!11'1 P1rker Wil1on HolVl!rJOl'I 19 fl pf IP ' 2 1 16 0 0 1 0 • J J 11 1 c 3 2 6 0 3 12 100 4 20 0 0 ' c 2!516 61 w111m1nittr !501 1.9 fl pf Ip 0 0 1 0 I 0 0 2 1 l 0 l 123 3 27 A 0 2 I 1 ' l ' 2 0 l ' Ta!1l1 21 I f 50 Score ~y OUlrttn We1tmln111r n U 1t 1~ Fountain V•IJt V 11 U 16 ll-41 ; -- Golden \Vest College got of! on the right foot in Southern California Conference basket- ball action, ripping visiting Santa ~fooica. 62-SS Friday night. In l!.fission c.oruerence play . SaddJeback College's Gauchos were dumped by Citrus, 89-74, at San Clemente High. In junior college action tonight. Orange Coast's Bucs host Pierce at 8. Former ti.farina High star Bob Beal set a GWC record in assists with a dozen as he consistently fed Taras Young from the top of the key. Santa Monica pared a GWC lead to 4Q-38 with 15:45 to go before Young led a 10-point burst with four baskets to put it out of reach. Stowen ..... y~ .. Slrldftl; Hlllleld 8tt l W!lll•mt G"'dtfl Wtsl 1421 ft ft Jf I~ l ' 2 • s 2 o n 11 2 226 ' 0 4 I ' • , 0 1 2 , • J 0 2 ' Total~ 216Ha2 H<o llllmt: GWC, l4·l0. StddlaNck 1141 " " ,, ,, !lauer t)J lO Au1so 20t4 Mollie 1Sl 21 Niu 11o ln NOl'mendit A O 1 'I Hlltl"f 1002 Hollman 1 l 3 ! Weslga rlh I 0 1 2 TO!llS 3J I U 7• Htlhlmt : CllruJ •4.Jt Pro Scores N•ll°""I !l•HtlNll A1todtll111 PnU1dtphl1 71, f'f-York 75 C1Qllal '" Cltlveltnd ti Ottroll lllil, Bmton 101 IC•nv1 CITV-Ofl'laha 172, l"holl'll~ tT HwstOl'I 11t , Portland 111 AnttrtCH 911.11tflllll ASMClllllll' Ktnl\Kky 1U, Mtmlll'lll 102 Nf'W •York lot, D111vtr n Sin AnlOllit 112, San 0 1'90 IOS- J'N Hld!ty Boston '· N.,. Rano-ra 1 ' I ~--· Swai~ Hits' 18 Mustangs ·Nip Diahlos, 49-45 • By CRAIG SHEFF coach l!O -sorensen's Ollta I or t1tt o.11r l'U•t s11ff ].1esa Mustangs bagged six ! Costa Mesa broke open a points In 8 ro~ 10 take 8 close game with six straight 45-37 lead with 2. 21 to go. . , points late in the fiJtD.l-quartel!~First-.Jim Swah\.hlt a pair 1 then held off a Mission Viejo of free tlµ'ows and teammate rally to post a 49-45 non-league Phil Salazar followed with a basketball victory F r I d a y Jong shot from the baseline. 1 night on the loser's court. Salazar added a layup leCOnds ! After the lead bad changed later after ~fesa went" into 1 hands 20 times in the game, its delay game. / --. --· -·-·-·That-gave-the Mesans ·an eight-point lead and they ap-1 Edi peared to have their ninth SO ll viclory in 11 slarts wrapped : In 77-75 Hoop Loss By HANK WESCH Of lllt DlllV Piiot Slol!f up. But Diablos jwlior guard 1 Dean Egertson scored five straight points in the nex_t .1 ~i minutes on a trio of chari- ty tosses ancr !-Jl "·_18-foot jumper to cut the Mesa lead 1 10 45-42 with 59 seconds to go. Two free throws by the ! Mustangs' Tim Carrico made BEVERLY HILL.5 -Edison it 47-42 with 33 ticks left. High's basketball team played But the Diablos' JHi center, flaUy In its final tune.Up ~ame J\farty Zogg, caMed. a layup before Irvine League play-and 10 seconds later. Zoga: i,1•as dropped , a 77-75 overtime fouled· on the play, and con· decision to Beverly Hills here verted the charity toss. Friday night. The Mustangs then wrapped I Coacll. Dave .Mohs' Edison it up ·when Swain snagged Chargers, who entered the a full court pass on the ln- game as Orange County's bounds play from Andy Sager sixth ranked team, failed lo and bagged an easy layup. pull away from Beverly Hills giving Mesa a 49-45 lead when they had two op-y,•ith. 18 seconds left. portunilies in the first half, 8-0th teams played well •ilh then had to scramble to tie 1urnovers and fouls at a mini- the score in regulation play. mum. And Beverly Hills took ad-~1ission V i e j o ' s zone vantage of three Edis on bothered the Mustangs turnovers in the overtime throughout with the Mesans session to hand the Chargers unab le to penetrate con- th.eir third loss in 10 games. sistently. Edison had a nine-point lead Coach Pal Roberts' in-'! in the first period and an experienced Diablos utilized eight-point advantage in the their passing game well and l second quarter, but each time shut off ~fesa's inside game Beverly Hills' scrappy most of the evening. Normaru; came back. They Swain led the Mustangs with finally tied the score 11t ~8 18 points, getting eight of · with 4:5-1 left in the third pe-those from the charity stripe. riod. And Egertson paced the Dia- From that ~nt on it was blos uith 12 cigh.t coming in basket for basket, with the the final quarter. lead changing hands or the C••ll MIN 14tl score being tied IO times . fl "'' '' Edison found iLself trailing 71· 2::;:.,~"' : : ; : 69 after a Beverly Hills basket· ~:ii:;., ! : ~ : Y.ith 20 seconds le!I in regula· Sw41n J • ' 11 SllAlrp o 1 1 I tlon, but Tom Lloy drew To1111 1' 11 t " a foul with three seconds left Minion Vl•I• iu~ rt ., Ip and h.it-bolh halves of a one· Ho~•• J 2 1 1 and«ie !ree throw situation ~~1'n ! f ~ : to send the ·game ~ n t 0 ~l:''11" : : ~ 1~ overtime. . 0 11111 2 t A A L .1\t urtr 11 0 4 Joy canned a j\un~r__wttti r o1111 ,, 1 11 " I 50 lei . h -. ·~ .., OV.11trt : t ID t e OVefUffie (O:lfl Mtta l 10 11 U-ff I following a Beverly Hills M1111c11 v;110 ,. to 1 1)-.4S basket to knot the score again at 73, but the Nonnans' Steve Craig hit a 'jumper from JO feet out to put the wiMers ahead for good. Craig stole a pass as Edison tried to work the ball in to Lloy and drew a foul on a drive with 37 Seconds remain- ing, and made two free throws to ice the win. Though. the game suddenly turned exciting in the fmal minutes, it wasn·t the sort of contest that either coach prefers to see on the verge of league play next week. Edison was bothered by a ·Beverly Hills wne press and conunitted 29 turnovers and between them the two teams were .assessed 52 fouls in the overly-rtlfereed game. "" TNUtll Clark W1150!t wnne Tull~ AtnQel "trrlll Tol1li ft fl Jf IP J J 2 ll 2 l s 5 l s s 7 I I 2 2A S J A ll A 1 S ' 2 0 A A o o 1 D 21 21 21 7; Su,. 1W Q111rttn Edhon !ll'llf1Y Hllt1 21 21 U 15 '-7S 11 10 16 u 1--n Vanguards ,. Fall, 82-66 SAN DIEGO -Soothem J Ca lifornia College seeks its first victory in the Point Lama basketball tourney today when ' the Vangu:trds meet OHvet in a 1:30 clash.. Coa c h Paul Peek's 1 Vanguards lost ~. t Q Bethany Nazarene Frid a y afternoon in consolation ac- tion. _, The Vanguards pared a deficit to 64-62 with 6:30 left, but Jack Causey exited with his firth foul at that point and it \VtlS uphill the rest of the way. Southern C•I Cell ... 1aa1 flU'gfflOll '"-CIUHY Ht-1rro" 8. 1-4!'1,., J. Helm S••M11-I ·-Totals Ht ffth't'lf: ·-" I 0 l 16 2 0 ' ' ' 0 J • ) t I 10 • , l 11 l 0 0 • 1 ] 1 1 l 0 1 J ,, ll 11 " 81th1ny Haz1rt11t lt·U. ANAHEIM CONYEllTIOH CENTER ' -. ·• ' . ·~·--..-- ,. MIXED SINGLES llJILl1 r Votl'1 UNOt~· 6TAtlO 15 llQAI 1li6 ~1$'3/NG l!AND/1 COuLD BteA~ //>JV 111~ BUILDING ... & .•. .. • .. ' .. • . ,. by Wm. F. Brown ond Mel CassC?n DOOLEY'S WORLD • MAYB!i ~e DID' IT DU~ING A COMMe~C/A~! SALLY BANA~AS Murr AND JEFF·----------------by--A~mith-GORDO FIGMENTS NANCY PL.EASE, M'L..OVE - YOUR MOT>IER 111115 BAWLI NG ME OUT FIRST! NOW···l>S YOU WERE SAYING, MOTHER- by Dale Hale by Ernie ·Bushmiller MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS "llllS IS AWRll. 1 J<NOW, BUf l 1-lAVI< 11> DO rrl ·- Saturday, January S, 1q74 DAILY PIL~T j 3 "fl.llS ifU/t!S M6 MOR& 1'MAN If flURTS \'OU •• l . . .,. - by R09er .Bradfield -.. . H''S A GREAT 'll<lMM6R, !'<ff HI< 6615 A Lr1'11£ "TOO fM<1flONALLV INVOLVED 11> ei; ~~~I~ By ·Charles Barsotti by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson PA'I HIM No MINP; l'.ARlNEF<·• SouNPS PoRFECT :ro ME. by R09er Bollen NANCY, DID YOU FINISH WASHING THAT FRESH CORN YOU BOUGHT FOR DINNER?,---..,.. WHY IS IT TAKING YOU SO LONG? WELL, YOU ALWAYS TELL ME TO WASH GOOD BEHIND MY EARS THI: LOSS OF ; 11-lE VIDEO , ~OF • QJR~ !· we Af(E. EXPERlci.lCINe ~IUORI: DIFFICU!.T<,I ... P!-EAt:iE: ST.AA)O 81,l. ?DDAY'S . 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Schulz by Harold Le Doux by Mell PICICE~ SEeM TO Ill! ~51N6 !VflCY CiolV, CHl•Oll!l!N. HOW OOIS 1'HI? '-'FFaCT YO<AJO FAM11Jf5 ·? A•~ i KNoW 17, MY FATHEIC ~AY~ HE'D. 6L.AO..V !XCHAN6S HIS w eEK•Y SA•AICV FOIC THI! .MIOUNT OF OIJIC 6'0C!ICY 911.l. "" i • DICK TRACY by Chester Gould .. -• I • ' ' ! "Well , Christmas b,as come and gone -1 just can't beUeve It, can you?" DENNIS THE MENACE ... ;*--< .... ,_ .. '!AAul(;, we cWr eo oo AIEETl~ LIKE '!HIS .. .' -I ., -. l . ' • J4 DAILY PILOT SatJlld>1 ,,....,, ~ 1974 ' NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Week's and Year's High, Low, Close , • I .... , .... 0r ....... t4 ME.'"'" 1 mf 0\IJ ... ' ,, 1~00-, .. IO Dor IC Clo II -M1i Dlwt OI ... , ••ewre ,, II,.) ~ l~ ~ .O..m I I~) D ~, 111<• ,, °"""" -1\lt ~o..tw 1t0 ... 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Sal Mineo portrays the legendary jazz drummer in this 1960 movie biography with Susan Kohner and James Darren. NBC O 9:00 -"The Way· West." Members of a wagon train heading for the Oregon country battle for survival in 1843. Kirk Douglas, Richard Wid- mark, Robert Mitchum, Lola Al~right, Sally Field. CBS O 11 :30 -·"Becket." Peter O'Toole and Richard Burton have king-sized roles in this 1962 drama about an English monarch's "tortuous deci· ' sion to seud his longtime friend to the headsman. . _. TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening m MO'flt: (211:) "Tiit Gnt ! Story" (dra) '60-Sa! Mineo, tFJ Championship Wrt1Uia1 ~l Wilbuni lrothtrs ~~ El Show dt Rositl Ptflf ~ Ttabo dtl Sfblde Movie: (211r) "Tllrtt Me11 on A 4:30 I JDSt H1tur1I orse" (com) '36-Joan Blondell. JANUARY 5 , htq11iry "Enera Crisis fr1n1ds" 1:30 m (~ (j)) (j) M•A•s•H It l'IJS lo h lrno111t Plitea C'ntinulda I Hlall CluiP1Jr11 6 Collep Blsketblll Plah1 Continu11H CJ~ &ill Anderso11 @ Urlan . EI:} To 81 Announctd h in:l,en S.119 -Ir lnstlnd 9:00 f) (~ {jJ)@ Mary Trier Moore ())) DIY of DllCOVlry 1nchorman from ti\! top.rattd telt· I Show Mery starts dati111 the news Coron• Now vision stallon in town, and soon I'® I DUlly's lr1i1 finds llerself doubllna 1s 1 spy. • Whit's '9111& 011 Anlho111 Eisl!l_ t!!_tSts. f'inbustm O @ @) Q_Ol W HI C S.hmllY 6 "11011r Presnb Movie: (C) {~llr) "N11mbtf Ont" @ QJ Professio1ll lowJ. (dra) '69--Charllon Heston, Jessie• 111 OllJ Walfer. I Rams' Coach's Show 0 @@ ffi Crilt "Fugitive from NtwS Fear" Griff tries to hdp a fright- Mowie: (2hr) "The Cent llrupt ened roun2ster locate his lather, a StGfJ'° (dr1) '60-Sal Mineo, Susan former Louisiana convict, who ii Kohner, James Darren. hiding tor lea1 of his life ii he is ft· I The hrsuad1n • tu1ned to prison. Wrest.lint f8! N1shvill1 Music Action Cllla111 (lhr) "A U I W1r and PtK1 Part Y (R) 8r1va: Prison 1nd Be10nd'' Premier I (])) UnbMtd Wori. Trinity l lble School Capu~ni 9:30 m (9 @ ) (j) Bob New~1rt Show Rolltf Ctllltl . 6 Alfred Hittllcod Prt senb Thflt Stoot:n , Minority Community 5:30 II hhnl'J Minn• Stlnd Up and 12.:-i Porttr WrpMr Sbow fillet (R) Jeff)' L11t1s 111ests. Ci.I Calilomia Gospel R Wu~J~!!(())Mm lO:OOIJ(~@)@ C1r1I lur1111t {I Movie· (C) "'Pidbrt Moll-r Show (R) O.ld" (s~sp) '65 _ Oon Ameche, ~Movie: ~Blact Sullday" (hor) (E)Chetpiritt 61-Joh~ Richardson. m Spfftl RIUC' I startime . _ 1 O ~ __ N • Shjrloct Holmes Theil rt .vv LIJ ll.IOI' ~ tws News · ,"',1 Ha~ Do S lo Sh (!1J@ Plimpton: Shoot Out at Jli• • e Rea II tee ow Lobo \y . Nitlrt ~aflery . fij 700 Club ~ N1ticlnal Ceo1r1ph1t ~· Jleliai1lus Pto1r11111 ltmllJ' Oe111 Sho• . Wild Wild Wesl ( ~) ~ W• Lou C11rdo11 ~how , Teatrl del S.badt 10:30 I Dr. lren1 Kanorlll Thfll StMpa fE News 1·30 News f0111l11e: of A Com rt (R) • -. "KNBC Nin ConfireMe 10:45 J.!eanesi Unruaaa Prorr11111 rwinpt Zo111 ll:Oll IJ lV U (!) News Celebrity Bowlin& 00 Bill Andtrson Siio• • The Star1ost m I J 'tc !AL I SpNkeasy A roe~ ' @ John Wl)'l!t Thtllrt la!~ 1how. Platea Conti11ulCll ; Rev. Ltror Jenki111 lobby Coldsbort Sb011 I @ Roell Concert . fix dt M1xice -700 Cllrb , Lissie (lj!j (j)) Movit: .. MJlllfiou1 ls- Film Fteture llnd .. (scl·fi) '61-Michael Grala. Uttl1 b1t1I• I Cintm• 34 7:00 Other People Other Plmt · It Is Written Tiit Sttllo3t ' 11:30 Fabuloua 52! (C) "ledet" low1inf tor Oollaf1i (dra) '64---Peter O'Toole, Richa rd 6 Ottler Ptoplt, Other Plltu Burton. John Gielgud. News D News • Rims' lflfl!llgtrb 0 Movie: "'8rid1I .Path" <i:cm.• '59 o I'd Like It Know -BHI Travers, Patncia Bredin. (Qj @) m L1wrent1 Wtlll @ Movie: "Condemned" (dial '30 Stiow -Ronald Colman, A.1n Harding. ll Takn a Thief 0 Movie: ''Tht Naked Prr(' (dra) @ Wild World of Anir11ll ·66----Co met Wilde. HH Hn ii Stir Trtk : BHI MOJtls' Journal • Tonr & Su11n Al"" Poliet SurflOI' Movie: "The lonr W1it" (dra) Speed R1cer ·s4-Anthony Quinn. 7:30 Wild WorW of Anim1b m Movie: "Night Caller frar11 Out· Joh• Wooden Show er Space" (sci·fl) 'liS-.lohn saxon. 6 lolif!.l Fnim the OIJmpic Q} (!) Movie: (C) ''Secret ol BIODd' G1J CV let's Make A Dell Island" (dra) '65-Jack Hedley. • Million $ Movie: (C) (21hhr) 12:00 · 90 Toni(11t a The New Dnint Came 8 Rock Conceit .. 81ttl1 of tM Villi Fiorita" (d1a) · Movie: (C) "five Bold Womtn'" '65 -Maureen O'Hara, Rossano (dra) '59--Merry Anders. Brani, Rkhud Todd, Phyllis ~lvert.112:30 @ Movie: (C) "Tell M1 Whol'I ft ~Onie'• Cills llll" (d11) '66---Paul Hubschmid. (6) Oth«r People, Ottru Pllces 1:30 [f"\ It Takes A Thie! Hollywood TY Thtatrt: Conflicb m A II · Ni f ht, Sho r. "Smof!y," "Bll)lbath" (R) "Stranae Intruder" i BobbJ 'oldsboro Show (D Movie: "Face of Fire" (dra) '59 Tire Choul Gang -Cameron Mitchell. l :M (in (iJ) (i) All in th• FamilJ . 2:10 B Movlt: "The 01bow Incident"' .,... n l)l@ ttf"'m Emergency I . (wes) '43-Henry fcnda. O UCLA 81sketb1ll Bruins vs. Uni-3:30 U Mowlt: (C) "Women ol tllt ~ersi!I_ ol Weshington. Prehistoric Plllnet" (sci-Ii) ·eS-fJ (Ill@ Cl) ABC News Clost·UP Keith Larsen, Wendell (;(Irey. $©1\~}A-~13,tf~· That Intriguing Wora' Game with a Chuckle ------Edit.d lty C\.AY l . POllAN I I I I I' I I RAHME Ii . I I I' I . 1 ' I LEORE I & . I' I I I . Since Women's·Lib, I've no- ticed Girl Scouts helping -.·- I RAHTOF I aaoss streets. 1~c 1---rrl 1...,,,,, ... , .,., ...,.., _, e c..,,,1 ... "'• ''"'klo q..otod _ _ _ . _ by llUi n; in the missing words ---~--~--you develop from $!Ip No. 3 btilow, PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES • UNSCRAMSLE LETTERS TO I I I • __ G~~ ..... •-N.sw~e·~--....... -~. _. _ _. I I I -SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·LINE t ' ' -' Dietrich. Proves MellBw -Marlene lly MARILYN and.HY GARDNER Q: I read that ft.1arlene Oletrlcb forbids lutervle\\01, permits no on or off-s tage photos and Is more temperu· mental than tulented. Have you found Lbls to be true?- K. l(nox, Valley Str'eam\ N.Y. A: No. We found mellow Marlene to be more a living doll than a living legend. Harassed because she was to be <' ' +,ii$' on stage again in a few n1inutes, she kept her cool and answered every qUcslion we put to her gracefully and gr§lciou~ly . When we finished record· ing 1he interview. she said: "lf this didn't cotne out perfectly, Hy dear, meet me tomorrow at lunch and we'll do it all over again." The tape came out just fine, darn it! ~ ·· 01ET1l1c: Q: I didn't realize, \\·ooderful ac- tor that he is, th at \Vatter Matthau also wrote and directed that funn y film, ''A New Leaf/' in which he is co-starred ('Glad You Asked That') with co1necftenne Elai ne ft.1ay. Was this his first~sucb el· forf!-i\1rs. L!Jl.ian B., Iles ft.1oines, Iowa. . · A. No. His first is yet to come. It was Miss May, not l\1r. Mafthau .• who" wrot.e , directed and e<rstarred in "A New Leaf." First time in motion picture histo1·y a v.·oman has' handled all three all-important assignments.· Q: How has the energy crisis affected the brighte st. lit city in the world-Las Vegas?-M. i\1arsball, Oakl and. A: Visitors and residents now stroll the darkened streets 11·histling the-Old World War 11 song, "When the Lights Go on Again (all over the town)." The stale of Nevada, the Vega1> Chamber of Comrrierce and othe r official <ind uno(· ficial bodies voted unanimously to douse the lights f9r the duration. It's estimated the blaciout \Vould result in a 35 percent reduction in po\ver usage. Sen. Alan Bible hailed the quick and decisive action as "an outstanding example of civic and community leadership." Inside the hotels and gaming rooms, of course, it's business as usual. Send your questions to Hy Gardner, "Glad You Asked That," core of tliis newspaper, P. 0. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. J\.1arilyn and Hy Gardner will answer. as niany questions as tlley can in their column, b11t the volume of mail makes personal rep!.ies impossible. • I Manyothlslejlow~c~ i..... ---ll'IOSt ~man-a.ve -an honest cop. ~ AL PACIND!'SERPICD" llM«l 1111 ti,. llODR b'! Pl'TI• MAAS ~ttf MLDO U&.T-NOllMAJI WlkLI• ""'~ lly MAln'IN IAlOMAH Oil'tcUtr:f !>\' alOJllY WMIT Mw11 b>f lilll!(IS MDOOMk 3rd-etc-. WEEK! I .. --- ' ,--:-::._:---------=---:'::"~""--·'------:-:-:"'\ r, .............. ~ •• .., ?Tri"'i~?? ay1.~. i ~,.~!~·~1 • • • ii~ COlOfl!A Dll MA" ! ~ · • ~ i -•;WONDER OF-i The 'trivia mailbag was 3. Wbo came between Burt • ~ really bulging this week -Lancaster and Tony CurUs in t IT ALL" (PG) ~ with 10 Jetterc Crom Jai;t the movie "Trapeze?" ti ;- SaturdiY's con est abd fiVe 1i WH kday• -s.1.t : th . . I l f ··-4. HOW ABOUT the names : • • ·• nd Ch lk It of David Seville's three chiP:, o ers arnvmg a e rom 1.111; Sat/511•.-1.3.5.7.t -J previous go-rou . a up t,,,, • , ............. ._.............. . to the holdia,y mail hangup, munks? NT The late enlries didn't 5. Remember Brigitte £NTERJAINME change the winner any -La"'° Bardot's first movie? ry Kirschenbaum and Betty ' 6. Ann·Margret made her '---------"' Newcomb still shared the lead movie debut~ Jn what Glenn . -bu! the scores of Helen Ford comedy? Lebowitz, Edward Schn1erlcr 7. Who .played J o h ll and Jovce Harrison {al\ wilh Forsythe's da u ghte r on 11 right), Tracy Godfrey Bachelor Father? _ (101.h) and Ji1n .Young ! 10) were duly reglsteced on-the --t. -'fllE TITLE role in ''The triviometer. Rise and Fall of Legs, Dia· NOW_ FOR this \veek's mond" went to whom? scores . -and again the _9. What .showbiz grea t had tiebre<Jker failed to se parate. not onJy one movie 'biography the top scorers. Sharing the but a sequel? I 3. Steve McQueen (The Cin·I cinnati Kid ) . 4, "As Tinle Goes By"t' (&gey's and Ingrid's song) • 5. Camp Granada (Allan '[ Shennan's summer canlp) Start The New Ytot Rf1ht hi .. • "WONDER OF IT ALL" \vinner's circle this week with 10. On the old radio jingles, 11 correct and a Oawless what was the -shampoo that tiebreaker wer.e Ed ward "glorified your hair'!" 6. "FollolV the Sun" ;ind 1 Glen Ford (Ben Hogan n1ovie) 7. Stan Freberg ( ' ' S t . George and the Dragonet") .1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;;:;~ 8. Rod Steiger (''.Marty" Schmerler. Helen Letx)\vit2, tl. Who played the title role La!Ty Kirschenbaum, Bobbie-in "The Egyptian?1' Jean Alicat and Joanne Da- vies, It. IN STEVE AJlen 's old Tied for <Second at f(-\Vere Man on the Street interviews, Jeffery .Cripe and Debbie v.·hat were the recµrring J1:1st Vog:el \•1hile Lvqn Perrin had nan1es cf the charac iers IO'h for third place. Tracy played by Louis Nye a'nd Don Godtrey hit on 10, plus the~ Knotts? tiebredker, while Bet t Y This tiebreaker will be a Newcomb. and John Russell snap for early TV buffs - also had scores of 10 each.-who played the t h r e e Our new percentag-e leader NOungsters on "Father Knows is Larry with a sizzling .9:58, Best?" followed in the upper bracket by l:felen at 9.10 and Ed with LAST '''EEK'S i\NS \\1ERS .906. Debbie's .C96 and Jeff's I. Caroll Baker and C::rol . 892 are right up there too. Lynley ( ··Harloii•" heroint!~ 1 ONWA RD rind up\vard lo 2. Ben Alexander \Jack the first trivia sweepstakes Webb's partner) creator 9. R a y m o;i d Massey (Karloff lookalike) 10. Jackie Robinson ·(acting ballplayer) 11. "lt Should llappen to You" lJack Lemtnon's debut 1 12. Pepsodent 1Qlc "yellov.• \vent" toothpastel Tiebreaker P h i I i p LID 0 Ntwro or BEACH t NI1tANC'f •O LIDO I~·' ~ '1 Al 5D The littfft Halld•r - Co111bl1totlo11! WILLIA·M HOLDEN "BREEZY'' ••• (Queeg), Steve ( M a r y k ) , Barney (Green\vald), Tomi~~~~~~~~~;::! (Keefer) a.nd Willie ! Keith)!~ ("Caine ~1utiny" cre\V) Send YOl'T O'llS!UeTs to TRIVIA. c/o.the Daily Pilot. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626 • All entries rnust be in the mail by Mo1uJ.ay to qualify. or 1974, ,-------------------\~ 1 Aside from Sean Connery (and exclud!ng · 'Casino Royale"), what other two ac· tors have played James Bond? WlllAM l10l0EM KAY LIMZ BREEZY tRI' FRINIY IR> 2. In the movie "T\VO Rode Together." who \\'ere the two? GENERAL Ct NE MA CO APOAAl tON HElO OVER I "THE WAY wi:: W"r.F" I rr-1 8~rb .. Slr1ls•nd 1119 Robtlrl llNfenl FOUNTAIN VAlllY ~· D '" "EXECUTIVE ACilCN" • (PG ) "THE GETAWAY" 'CINEMA I A Great Ntw F1mily r 'film for 1974 L "WONDER·OF IT ALL" SHOWN AT l-l-J·7·f CG) CINEMA II Htld Ov1r 2nd WHkl "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" 2:41 & 7:SI lGJ ·"MAN OF LA MANCHA" ll:Jt • S:40 -10:$0 (GI HELD OVER! Gtar9• Seqctl "A TOUCH OF CLASS" IPGl ••• "THE NIGHT VISITOR" Srorth19 Trevor Howard Liv Ullman WOllDIR OrlTAZ.I. "GlllAT MW NAJUllf fllM RIR 1974" ~ll!il.:tl!ll:llf t'M.' -r.:t.t-10l .l llWK~~1ic~·1111 NOW SHOWING ONI WEIK ONL T MIU THU Tll.I: --,OuNTA H VAllSV-- 'AMll Y TWIN IUllii THEl Tll.I HUHTIHGTOH llA(lt ~~ ~Ollf'"Tfl!IE'lTll.----• CO"OHA Dll MA• Wl.STlllOOi WllTMINITlll. w-.i•r-t: ... 111M1• --Mt. stll.-11•>= ... f19"71•t1lt . ' , -... ·J.',;-'..!1', STADIUM •2 r· II. ..C!.Unu;_lll' •L' ::o.:• "AMERICAN GRAFITII" ... "PETE •N TILLIE" IPGI "THE OON IS OEAD" (Ill "HIGH ,LA.INS Olll"l!ll." (Il l "THI! FAMILY" "SERPICO" f ll ... "IJ.D(;E 37~" fRI "THC ~i!\~!I IJ:''i" IPGI ... "STECL~J.ll:t') '.llES'' Il l "O. K. GANG, HERE'S A MOVIE TO SEE ••• ONE OF TllB MOST ENJOYABLE AND SA:rISFYJNG MOVIES THAT I HAVE ·sEEN IN A LONG TIME. IN EVERY WAY 'THE PAPER CHASE' STACKS UPI" . MON .f~~ OP£N 6 SAT. & WN. 17f!OON f1taCW1C TMSAT"8 IHllVS·IM SUPER SWAP MEETS MARMHI avo.DrlM""' Sal.I Sw...-1-IO'""' ORAJIOI Dt-lff·lll t 11 fn., s.1. I Sun.-1 .,.. lo • om ,,..,........,.11 ....... IM!i.- Famlly Fun! ,,,.,"•' •• , ...... 0. ..... , ONll MIYl·l'I ~ -,._. '°"" - THE STING t"I CAJtEY TllATMENT JPtt ~-~ o. ••• ••••••• •• ,,-~u,.l !~I '161 )411 -o.n..-~1; .NBC0TV·Toda7 Sh~-~. -~-. TIMOTHY IOTIOMS·LINDSAY WAGNER .JOHN HOUSEMAN· Wffli:N rJ-J:a lo f :)t ,,M, s~t1su11/H9'-l :Jt.J:1oW:»7:»M:• 1-~-.... Hnt Eostwoocl •• Dirty Harry ' . .. "MAGNUM. FORCE" 1;, L ....... .,..1100. 3:11 ·l i)O :7:41 & 10 P.M. . \ . ' . • " ......... . I .,,;:::... ~Jl ·l111 -MUN • -Qllrc.I Slll,11 !l'GI COLD TUIKlY !l'GI ,.., ........ , .. ~ . . .. .. ~ ... . '• . '""'_,, ... a11.1161 ~-....... -·•.i•-$1f·111) s. .. oi...,.,, c_,, • .,. Oii ....... 4'h•tSts WllAT llAPPUllD TO.J.f,l.t IXlCUTIYl ACTIOJI l'C) fl .. WIUIAM IMot• RlYIMGEIS (f'CI K iil-L'k T ~ s i e 0 1 4sk A!_td )' ·1 • • r ' I , . ' . -. Sau1rday, Jan11aty 5, 11'174 DAI" PILOT J . -. Grounds Luey's as tw.rd to generate interest in , IL before aod a!ter Ult.: premiere in New York on March 7. "So1ne people go from "There were several SQenCS Jn the mo.\'ie which Mame und Lucy hi•e pretty 8'u<h in commoo. So I had lo fig!it !he temptation of reve rting to Lu cy to make things easier for myself." ' .. •• • ••• •' .· . ·: ••• ~ :: .... ••• ! ! • • t •.. ' Uf'I TtllPhol• By VERNON SCO'IT Jl.OJJ.Y\YQQP (UPl l Lucille Ball bow~ to the energy crisi.s and cancelled a bedazzling 25-elty tour oo a specially fitted jet plane to plug her ne\v movie. "Mame.'• The indomitable redhead, relaxing between rehearsals of her television show, on the . ''Lucy" stage at Universal Studios said she was : dlsiiP· pointed that the tour fell through. "It would have been showmanship like this country hasn't seen in years," Lucille said. "We would have visited a.lmost every major city bl ~ Jnited States and brought in the press from all the smal· ler cities for miles around." UNITED AIRLINES had provided a 7278 for the flying circus especially decorated with a lavish interior based on f928 plush. It Included a custom red carpet, potted palms, velveteen wallpaper. Two thirds of the passenger sections were redone, remov· n10vies to tclevisk>n and com· ing all lhe &eats and overtitaa to nec:?SSltles \YaM'ler Brothers plain about how much n1ore natures. The last third of the and the airlines and l agreed diffi cult and tiring a television plane w_u_ ~ed oft for to call thlngs off." St'rit's is than a feature film . Lucy's dressing room amf"ac-Forgotten. too, v.•as the 30-"That's baloney;-J!Ye becil c o m mo d a t i o n s for her foot likeness of Lucy "'hich playing l.ucy for 22_ }'.CMS:· hairdresser, 'makeup man, was to be painted on the Lail . And in television we v.·ork wardrobe lady and an elec-,of the airplane. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on trlcian to make the lighting "\Ve v.·orkcd hard on the 'Mame' we "'Orked from 5 perfect for visiting television picture," Luc y continued. a.m. to 10 p.m. There's a \Ylth or -wilhout all the hoopla. Lucijlc Ball has b&'OlllC soiml.hing_ of a na· t1onal resource. Probably she is the most recognized female entity in the United Stat.es. The simplf' fact that she stars in "~1ame'' almost assures the movie of suc<:t!ss. crews and photographers. ••And v;e plan to work just big difference. "It was a great idea," Lucy 1 _ _:::::__.:.._:_ ____ __:_ __ ..::_-: _____ ...:. ________________ _ said. "At every stop the new s p a p er,f radio and television reporters would step out to say hello. "I STILL WOULD like to take the train , but they tell me it would take weeks in· stead or days to visit all those cities. Then some smart aleck suggested I take a glider. \Veil, that would suit me fine. "We had no idejl a fuel shortage would develop when we made our plans. But it's the right thing to do, can- cellation . "I've taken this energy coo· servati<>n thing to heart. I even turn out the lights when l enter a room tbe_s days. When the government ask~ us to curtail the use of energy -.. . -• • LUCILLE BALL "ooes NUMBER I~ HER NEW MOVIE 'MAME' S~e's Ca nceled Bedazzling 25-clty Tour on Specia l Jet Pl ane • Thi~ time~the buJlets are hitting pretty close lo heme! i ·~· . . ,,. ~: Teen Gets Top Ro.le :; LOS ANGELES iAP) : • Stephen Hudis, 16, o f .:'. · Brentwood, has nown to · Swit'zerland to star in a new British televis ion series, ''Sk1 .-• .. " • .. , .. ·' •• :2: •• ·" -: .. . .. " .. . . : . .• ... ~: ~: " " ~ " ·-~ •• •, ,, t. .. •' " -. :· .· .· . ·--: ... • •• ..... C01st • Motl•HS Dally At All U.A. Clo emas • Paul Nawmen E•tlu,1v1 Robert Rtdtor'd Eno•111mentl Rober! .... W. tAatln&u ''TNI! + Brue• C>un STING" "LAUGHING U:05 POLICEMAN" 3:00 -5:15 ,_,_, 1:30. 9:.U 7., f'M' In Colorl (PG) In (OIOrl (RI AnrtionY Quinn "TM• DON IS DEAD" "HIGH PU.INS Dll,.TEll" Botti in Colllrl {Jl ) 0 111 Gormen ''COf'S & llO•llEllS" J1ma' Cann '"SLlTHlill" Iott! In Colorl !PGI • Excluslve E119agemen11 W.Matltiau Bruce Oern "LAUGHING POLICEMAN" l :lO·J:JO ~:30 . 1:JO 9:30 In Color I (RJ Geor11e Segal ''TOUCH OP' CU.SS'" "LOVEltS & STltANGEllS" 80111 In Colorr !PG! ..... CONTINUOUS DAILY SHOWINGS 1This time the bullets are hitt ing pretty close to hom-e., f • ~ ,,_, w:TOR JO!!V OON r.oRDCfl AMlllONY li.Rl!f •• ,_ ...... TlORIQIMOND ........ '1(Ml[RT LO!fMANN-TR.ANKUN J.SCIWJHO! --~; ~. ~: •" ' ., ·-•• :-, •. ··- --.. ' . J ;, .. •, ( .- •-"DAL TON TRUM80 .. LOR[Nl0 SfMPl.l ~. -: ;,O::HfHRI CHN®£l!E .•. if.RRY !iOl.DSMlfH ....... FRANKLIN J SOWfNER PNtAVISOr Tf.ctlH!tn. DllLY AT, 1:30-4:15-7:15-10:00 , . ~· ·di • - DAILY AT: 1:00·3:00·5:00 7:00·1:00 11:00 ,,.,,. Waller Matthau "PETE 'N TILLIE" • .. 'Ull.••~ WOl .. •1 •·,U l !f\t\'l"-""''""""1 "00. _, .. ,, ... , •• fol.,, ..... ,~tl.r.·1<=-"'»m ~Ull"" DA!Lf 12:30·2:35-4:40 At 7:05-9:20·11:25 FIRST COUNTY ENGAGEMENT lN HARi II SHOl'f'!l<IG CUOEll EDW A R DS HARB O R el:':.t HA--ILYO, AT "IUO" Sf. t•t·Ol1J ····lllt co•T"' ,..1 ... "GETAWAY" 1:15·5:00.1:•5 "EXECUTIVE ACTION~ 1o:•s J:1s.1:00 _ _, C I -"THE EXORCIST" EDWARDS 1ND 110 Wiik "SLITlfER" 111M 145 1110-1 hlO "COH & IOlllll" aiOS .. :30 ,,,. -- ·-- (R} • "-bS-"JUTURE'S S!WIGEST crururu" COMPLETE SHllWS Al 10:UO·l2:11·2:H 4:Dfl-l.DI· 7:5S-9:4S .................. ... .. . "•·: . I fOWARO S 5't!ta An1 Frwy, ne1r Ch•P!Nn OrlflVI • 558-7022 ll\lll\if\111( • • • • • ... • ••• f> ..... , 'A "f ,\ · i'9 4 1 .. l • S-lltEl ."ABD &REDl=DRD IOCD:HERI THE WAY ·wE : · WER.E CONTINUOUS DAILY SHOWING S ct~~~ ~N TH~.~!~.~!~.~!~" ClfNTI IN HAllBOll SHOl'l'ING C£1m:ll 1 :«,91. ............... WllTMINITl!llATGOlOf .. W•IT •1•11• "'"°'" ..... , • ·~· ... ~ ••••• ........ ~ . ··~·?••• DAJlT AT IOTH Al' 12;45·2:45-4:45 7:10-9:]0-11 :]5 THE CRIME WAR TO PlUS ENO All CRIME WARS . 1111• ,~~~~· w :II ·;;::·d?.~·t;ie· . . . . . . . . . . ' .. ' ... ' --, • I J8 DAILY PILOT Young Scars Hori Payolct Fecirs Di1n Opportu1iities Dy VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD I UPIJ -The "Top 40 '' in pop records have shrunk to the top~. according to the president of ABC Records \Yho ree ls the cutback is reducing opportunities to discover yoWlg r e c o rd i n g stars. ABC's J ay l.usker said the omnipresent payola possibilities are responsible for paring down supposedly certified hits on radio stations which feature popular music. The fewer number o f records played, the t es s chance for payola. ·•AFTER THE payola scan· dals of the late 1950's, radio stations got nervous about dis<: jockeys picking which records C,ldes Unique Foes of Regional Goverment Stall ----By-THOMAS D. ELIAS A new ore:anization Of city councilmen and mayors-aimed to fight t!¥ .. in c r easing pressures for some sort of Southern California regional government has made little headway since its beginnings last sumn1er. tembe~said-Se-AG 's Rem "They haven't surfaced in anything significant that ,o;-e're doing. "But we are really not in- terested in defeating them, just in getting people involved in the issues \\'e deal with. \\'hether v.·e solve the pro- blems or they do doesn't mat· ·1er so long as they are solved." While SCAG may not be 100 "'orried tbout the C~tc. the small-city councilmen are still concerned about SCf'G. v1ould be played on the air/' Lasker said. "The jockeys had to JU!llfy why they chose each record. "So the stations centralized the powers of deel.slon on records with program direc- tors. They kept the top 4D going. with only S-10 new re<.'Ords being played each week. "Eventually, the stat lo n hired program con· &ultants. ny,y decided which reconh were right for c:ertaln markets. "NOW, WITH new payola and drugola investigations, !here are more constrictioas 1han ever on what records can be.· played on the radio. Cutting the top 40 to 20 has reduced the risk of being suspect. It's a new era of · fear for broadcasters. They lean over backwat'di to avoid susPICfiiii. - "The result is (ewer new stars. lt's m()re difficult to create new acts." A veteran of, more than 20 years in the recording business, Lasker knows the life bloOO <A. the pop record industry is newcomers. He said David Cassidy, a rampaging star for two years, is unable to sell records today. Bobby Sherman, an idol or three years ago, is a virtual has-been. VIRTUAL HAS.BEEN Bobby Sh•rman • PUBUC NOTICE .. OTIC.• , NON ... llf' II I.IT~.• "'ftCTmOVI wtlWIJI •KnTIOUI ....... ..nc:1 :O'.:aD.lTOU Not.IC• It Mf'Wi ti~ !Ml tM !"°.t ....... 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NI.Ml ITATIMINT Thi fQll~nt --It dtlllll Mi""' Dlttd Dec.,,._, 11, lt)S Glf•ftned wlll~ '911 ti ,rlvtl• "'1• Thi loll~llCI Ptftoll It o.oh'I busl111h 11: 1• , ' / WU.LIAM '11'.·llARA.V 111 thl lllfl'ltll t M bt•I blcld+f, II.I~ 11: CONVIJIT~ftOWftl, 40U ..... e-utcr of 1111 Wtll " eonftrm1flon of Mid SIJWIOI' C-'~ Wt: CAl\lf CARPET CL.IEA NE-S. £ncl1111, Cvpr•"'· c1111. t06» v1 ol N •boV• "'"*' ditcedt(!f on or •lt•r 1111 1511'1 day °' J1null"(t 2115 ftl1c1ntl1 No. ,,, '°''' M•••· Hw•ton Albll'I ., Otfl'lr-an. • P'AUL "· MOO•• ' ,,,~ •f the of{lct of 11'ULM1 lllQLSTON1. C1llt. ""' ff1Cf1111, CyPf'M .. C.111. fOl1t e-., .... "'"'· Slflh ""' aU-NS & MCK ITT-ICIC, ... LIW Corllt(• .. 1Ern111 w. L-1arec~. 111) Pl•t•nll1, Trll1 bUllntt• 11 c\nductld IW ~ ·•n Wftl llllttt 11. tlon. ,_., Wllth!rt aoultv•rd, Tht ltvenlf\. No.,11f, C0,!1 MIU, (1111. '2427 lfllllvkhlal. ,,Ii Liii ........... Ctllf. ,.,, Floor, a ...... ly HIHt, Counl'o' of Lcit Thl1 blnlntu 11 «lrdl.IClld bV •n HOl.llfoll A. 01mren -. , ..,......., tw ~-AllDtl... Stitt of C1llfornl&. 11\ tl'll tl'ldlvld1.1r,'.· w, Lt&rec-Tlll1 ttli.m.r>I wet "I• with ftW •llDlllNd Orancl' CoHI Q1ltv •itot l'IQhr. lltlt -nd lnt,..tal ol pfd OtcPf"( Ttllt tllltrMlll WIS filed Wlll'I 1111 County Clerl •, tf Or'llllt COUllY • .... DlctmbW 1J 22. ,. '1973 tr.d J'l"UllY 11 tilt llml of d"ll'I ltllill all "" "91M .. , , __ ,, ,.,, ., -,.,, J1nu1r'o' 2, t C. • J 197, ' ' ' 311111·73 11111 anti lnhrftt ttwil t111 tflllt of .......,., ...,. CIHHllY on " • -wld dl«INCI hH 1cq1,1lrtoc1 b'f ooer1t'W JlllUll'Y '· 1tt4 . !Jubllthld Or•not Cotti •D•ll'Y ,. .. t. M llW .,. athll'WIM oll'llf' thin or P·»• J•nu•tY s. 1i. It, u. 1tu 22·"4 PUBlJC N011CE 1n lddltl°" to tlllt of wkl 0te11NC1. PllbH~ Or1ng1 Coast 01llY ftllot , 11 !Ill llMi f11 dtltl'I. In 11111 to' 1!1 J'"""ry s. 12, 1t, u. ,.,, 21-74 PUBLIC NOTICE .,,_ 1111 c.n1111 ,...1 pr(lptttY 1111.11tM lt1 PUBLIC NOTICE MOTtcl• Of' ~l,llLt( tr.e City of Huntln11IM IMch, Ctuitlf\> I Jut IM.• Of' Cou.AftllAL of Or1ntt. Stltl of ta1lfonll1, partltul1ttt' tot Of' ntt ~II,_. (1•r1,.. Ctdl -t'vod fotlOWI. io.wtt· I PICTITIOUS IUSINllSS s~"lT~·Ofl. c~~A'aNIA POil 'ttdltll tlM(l)J °t;;.._ ,~· . N.t.ti'I ITATeMllNT TMtl COUNTY OP O•A.lt91 NOTICS: ,JS HEll!I'( OIVEH t"'1 U"lt \Jt IQc:lltcl on l ot I of Tr1d TM tollowlng ptr.tont ' 1r1 0.oll'IO Nt. ,ti,.tulie I &KIMI< lite..!'. of Ul~ll Wilt bf n31, In fM CIN of Hlll!ti1'19lon IHCtl. 111.11111111 Iii NOT1Cll!: °'" H!"AJUNO 0.. PllTITION lllld Ill 1111, ''""' ..... of ' Jlftljolry. 1t14• rountv "" Or••· 11111 of Ctllfoml1, 1.1.ZAN·TOOD 11'000 SERVICE, ftSO FOR P-01.1.TE Of WILL AJllO POlt If IM ~ ot 10:00 A.M .. II 1110 II 9f1own on 1 AMP IWl!ldl MIJI G1rll.id, No. Ji, Huntington IHCll, LETTEllS Ot'" AOMl~tlTltATIOH ...... Slrwt, In .,. City ot Cotti I• both 1 subdlvl•lon MIP tlMI 1 Calif . .,... WITH THE WILL ANNEXED ~. County ol 0r¥G•· ,,,,, &P Coridomllllum '"nl ncordld 111 ·-Jllhn O•nl•I Todlll. fl50 G1rl111d, Eltll• ol HEN-V IEllTOlOTTI, Cltlflltnl1, Mlrvll'I C. J°'" and IMN 2A. f"lll" I to 1$, lnch1tlvt, 'If Hunt1119ton 81lch. C•tlf. '2"'6 Oec"Md .I.nil Jon" wUI "" 11 rl!'.k •uetlon Ml1Ctll1neou1 Mtpt, ncord1 tf Of""CM, Harry C. l 1z1n, H1N1tl1111lol'I &e•ch, NOTICE IS HE-llV GIVIN tMt to ttw hlgllelt, :rdd1r ~';} folloMne Counho, C1Ufwnl1, C1llf. 97"6 II: ~ M:..llto M~CH Ill• "llCI 11«9!1'1 dllC.rlbld coft•llf'I ~r trlldl lllf ,lrcl'I t 1 Thi• bu1l1111t 11 conduct"' b'o',J.St11er1I • iv"'ttlon-fllt._,,~fr*fli of Wiii l9fld 11.1!1[1d If a li;Clll'lty . Air-~, d,lltcl An undfvkll'I l/,hl lnltl'HI I" ltl Plfllllfll'llp. , ; , 1°' l»ulnet of j:.lllert of Allmlnlatr1lfoll AIWI' 11.!'""1,~-Wllfl•Y Ill.. lalt., 1-tf Mid Trtcl nJS, H tl'IOWft Ol'I Jolln DrTai:ld wllh tl'll Wiii annu:ld flt -itlf 'Pltl._""" 1!~n ·M. ltktr, OOfn~ bullMlf 1 MIP recorded In look 2M, fttta Thll 1f1ltr1111'1lt Wll lllld wltll !ht rlftr.nct'to wl!lcl'I II midi flit fll(t,lltf ti l~·N~T,l lf\I, INC., r CltltorMt 1 to IS, lnclu1lv1, of MIS«lt1nlOllS Counlv Cl1•k of Or1ng1 Ce1m1Y on. per11clllari 1~ Ill.It IM tltl'll •All ''ftl1<• COl'flOI'•._,, °"'or• •rid M•rvl11 C. J-1 M•t11, recor111 ol Or•llOI Counf\>, Otc1mber 13, 1913. of tl••rlni, 1111 Nml -II.I• bMn. .. t •rid' M..,... Elr~. Stcur!d ft1rtltt. c1!1lornt1, shown ind dtflnld 11 ~ P-le~ · ThlrHtllt' Ml'(tr &lr08 lr1n9ftorrs:I 01.11 ..,0n '"" ''A" ,.., IM 1bov1 rtofl!'fld Put>t11lltd (Kang'I Co,,11 0111ly Piiot, ~0¥ 1~nu•rv11 !,, 1'~4'. ci!!,J.;,c:n, '·::'.;' of tll• right tlllt lncf lnt1rnl't In th!• to concfomlnlum Pl1n. Otc1mbtr 1,, 21, 2,, 1913 llnd Ja"ulr'o' , ti! ltl~oo C:urt, ·II 700 Civic Cen!V MC~rtty ,_!ti , Ml .. ",ln1 .c. Jonos. Ill Col· Plftlli, J : 1 ,s_,_ .. _>_• _________ ,_, ... _73 1 O lvt W11t 111 11'11 CUy of Stnll AM l•l«tl "'Iii 1• An uiidlvldld l/140fh lnltrMI ln I.Gt 1· CrUIO¥ntt ' ' 31 -Stlf«!gtcl T1bl"1 10 · ft ullm1n ' ~· uld Tr1ct ru-. 11 lhoWf> Ori 1oattcl D.c:1mtier 21 1971 ltlflfh11 t • S.tt..,1 U • Mii• Ch1!rs1 1 M1p l"ICOl'dfd Ira look 211. '''" .. Wll..LIAM I! St JOHN • 1 · Porr:nlc1 ~11hf1r $t1nd1 I · S¥1od1 1 to IS, lr.cl1,11lv., ot Ml~lllrlfllW cOi,,nty Clerk 1• CnPI 111.iolt..,_ (102'·22A 2ff"'90 SMl:J,.I); ~\IPSo t1COl"dl of Orl!IQI Cllllnl'o', STATIMl:NT o• AIANOONMl!NT OP MCKIN1fA.~P1nu1ir Allf• Pll•CN ' . Plc""9i. t • Clack! ' + l!l••S C1llt.:r11l1, rhown Ind dlflrld •• Gom-UJ-,OP P:ICTITIOUS •USINl!fS NAMI l*l•E T .... Sii .. * Ctrtll 1 • ,M,llk Ol"""Mfl 2 • ll1ffit mon ,1,rN "8" on tilt llliolo:t r1ttrred Till followlno PFSOll Ms lbllldc:ined ..,, '. Sllld IOlf•I 1 • Unlv.'141 Olshwl•Mri 1.., r'f"'d..,.,ll'lhl"' ftl1n IM Ulf of , .... ffcllllous 1>1.11lnHS "'"" II Tc-0<:=: ·t ···G•rbtOe !;O!topOMI Wltl'I 20' L1hdlr11 EXCE,TtNG frOl'I '•rctll ' ..... I K-M fLECTllONICS IUll,LUS, II 130I Tth n ,_. ,.ttM T1bl11 I • ~rMI' Wolf R1~1 I ill 11, ... .,,,,r~ wlll'!:I" rkll'll .. but WllllO!lf Loo111 .l.llftlut. Coslt Miia, C11llor1>11 "'"'"""" eMI' . O H ,llol · Mad1t11 Obi ,O\leo1 1 • COl!fttrtCll'I f111f ri;ht of -...try to tt11 wrf.cto tUJ6. -. • _ P1.1bllshtcl Or•nll't C09st I Y j lrollll'I \ • St1rmaslw OHP Fryer; r ,A , .. ., wbp•-!~e1 •-" dt..rt'I Tiie ffclltlOllt bllalnt-11 ,namt referred' J1nu1ry C. J, 11, lf74 l~7 1 • ll1lt1l1U SIMI Wort Ttbl1 ; 1 of SOO fl. IS dldlCINd to 1111 Cl'Y PUBUC NOTICE lo .l bOYI w11 !Utcl Jn Or1ng1 COll!rtll · Mn..,..... lt1S1n111t.r l un 'N1rm1r of Hi1ntlnglon 11111;t1 on IN ,,,.,,, IH'I July 1, 1t11 • PUBLIV N9.'J:IP£. with St1nd1 t·. It' ·~pit Top 4--11r1y,,.r of Mid Trae;t iWllll•m T. ICl1ln Jr,, 2ns Mesi '• R.tde.• Coak• Ttt>lt: 1 . "sttc1 Tots••• ... ~._ '"'""'"Iii~ ~""""' •11 can11oml"luM Vet"d• Drive, A91rlm1<>t 2(16.X, Cost1 SLP·7•12 (TNJ'll'lil•ltr"}I I • G.llVlnfud Hood unit No. ll't loc;111d 11 17'17 Nawt1llll California ~1ayors and Coun- cilmen Inc. (01C) originated among officials of small Los Angeles County cities such as Huntington P a r k . Bell Gardens, Cudahy and Comp- ton but has failed to enroll neo.\' members except from other small cities in the same coun· ty. "THE SCAG expansion pro- posal is the one issue that arouses our membership's in· "AND YOUNG 1.1 i c h a e J-_.,..7-'~ ~:~2,;, :~r=~~! 1·:< .. :;J ,_ :, Miu. C1llfor"I' '262' SUftl-IOll cou•T OP TMI wlll'I E111Wil.llt Ftn1 t· Gltneo Moor $1•'!11. HU"IL"''°" INCl'I. C1llfwnl1. . Tiii~ buillllll WH Cllnduclld bV-11 STATl!"-OP-CALll'!OllNIA .-Oil llffCl'l;ln -:--"'11trllCf11 I -Sllinlfl1 4_.-f/1-..i-Hh-ln..JawfUl_IMl\W~--I lndlvidu111 I I TMI COUNTY Of' otANO• SIMI Cooll1 S' Work T1bl11 1 · 2<0n'I> rf fhA Unllld Stet" 011 connrtnttl(ltt - "AS THEY ARE now organized.'' observed Ra y. Remy, executive director of the Southern Cal iforn ia Association of Governments. "they have not struck a responsive chord." The CMC's chief issue has been a proposed expansion of SCAG, Y.'hich is a voluntary federation of 108 city and counLy governments in Los Angeles, Ventura, San Bern a rd i n o , Imperial, Riverside and Orange Coun- ties. SCAG's proposaJ. under ac- tive consideration by the Legislature, ,,,.ould m a k e membership mandatory for all governments in its six-county area and give the federation virtual veto power o v e r developments in its area \\'hich involve federal money. "WE SIMPLY don't believe in met.roJX>Utan fOnllS of gorernment,'' says Huntington Park Councilman Ru ss e 11 Schooling, a founder and direc· tor of the Gri.·tC, which began v.•lth 20 duesj>3ying merit.bers and has.added abo~t a dozen more. "Each community has its ov.'Jl unique problems which should be dealt v.'ith at that level rather than at a level "·hich is oblivious to the locaJ problems." But. increasingly, problems \\·hich alfect one Southland city or county affect them all. Energy s hortages , transportation problems and land-use disputes have tended to overl ap city and county lines even more in the six month~ stnce the 0.1C \~'as founded than previously. AS A RESULT. the home· rule position pushed by the new group's founders has seemed l~s appeaJing than before to other official s. .. \Ve have heard very little about them since last Sep- SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS terest the most," said School· ing. He said his organization has registered a member as a lobbyist in Sacramento, with that proposal as the prilne target. The C~fC is hopeful its op- position to regionaJism will al- ttact new members from other parts of the state, even though it hasn't so far. "We've had some interest from some of the smaller cities in the San Francisco Bay Area,., Schooling said. THIS INTEREST may also be a result of the SCAG ex· pansion proposal, which could be used as a precedent for a similar elpansion by the Bay Area's own voluntary federation of governments. But even Schooling admits his group has made little im· pact on the issues it was set up to deal with. -·One -reason is that many city and county officials have seen tbe CMC as a potential rival organization for the League of California Cities, the leading lobbying agent for most of the state's cities. The league has not opposed SCAG's expansion plan. FEW COUNCILMEN or mayors believe their cities' in· terests "'OUld be , more effec· tively served by using l\\'O rival organizations which dis· agree on important issues like that one. Although the climate seems poor for expansion of the CMC, both because of its con· flicts with the Jeague and because large issues seem to pornt tov1ard more. not less, regionalism. the organizers in- sist they will push ahead. Best ll' ays to Save W II 1m T. Kit n Jr. . Ne. A·JaU Pfm11nt Shllnltlt Sl"k; 1 · llWl'"fOI of Mii, Of" ~rt ell.ti IM belir.ce P•ltMI NOTICI: OP HIA•IH TO PITITIOtll Alr Orarl lwr b J I • ,limena Slor-M« ~"'40'-·..,.. b" nt111 HCl1tld b'o' MlltfvtO• Pl.lblbllfd 0••1111• COIJI Dally Piiot, ,011 PllOIATS Of' WILL AND PO• Pr•« •. IJ ,c.\i. n.1 1 • WlllrlPOlll tlf Trwl Otld on 1111 prOCIVfY '° O.C1mblr 1" n. 30, 1t13 tnd JtllUlrll LITT•lls Tl!ITAMIMTAlll.Y Ice M11lc(,.~ 1· • '"'"'" Alt eon11 told. T•n ,,...Cini ol 1mount bid "' "That's the way it is in this ,,,, .. ~ business. ' · :a. $, 197• anf;-71 Esl1t1 of DOll:tS V. LEE, llM k-01.,,.,_rl M!K. Wood llSlll. Sluter bl dlpOSllld wllll bid. ., DO-ts VIVIAN LEE. 0.C:Mlld. "'•tltr"t. DI.-. for 100~ tottll\lill· .11 .... r. aids or otttrt !Cl IM 111 wtltl"CI •nd PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HE-EIY GIVEN INf Wlllll' 111--. •1111 a. """"' •hlken. wUI bl rKllVtcl 11 !hi lforellld olflcl 1----------~--PETER ,, IC.ELLY AMO MARCHI! UN· WClll'-CG(llllrntlll clddl't. 11..-90f 1nd bltor• d111 a' t1ll. ' "What people don't know is that the song Itself is 95 per· cent responsible for the suc- cess of a pop record, not the recording artist. HITS HARD TIMES PICTITIOUS IUSINllSI MASCH h•• flllll i-.ln • "'""°" fat OATEO: o.c.mt11r 11, 1'72. 01tld tl'llJ 21111 day of J1nu1ry, 1'71. NAMI ST.l.TllMaNT P~lt of Wiii llld for IUlll/'lce, of 'MAflVIN C. JONES 0.1.\110 J. C\.EAS•Y, Tl'll fGllowlllQ perton1 1r• doln; Lllt1r1 T"l1mtrtlttv to !ht PftlllOfttl', Ind MARV ANN JONl!S Admlnlllrator ot thf 1!1t1r. b1.11lntS$ 11; rllll'"tnel to whlcn 11 m1d1 for fllr11wt l'o' OOH.1.l-0 J. IOSS of wld Oecld111t. THE ORGANIZERS, '32 C1rn1 tlon, perllcul1n, 1nd Illa! !tit time Ind plloc• Altortwy 111 FICI Ind PUl.OP, aOLSTOtf, Corona d11 Mir 9162S of l\larlrog thf Mmt Ml IMofn Ml All'omly II Ltw for . •U-MS & MdUTT•ICK David C111idy G1vlt M. Bori.11.1, Q2 C1r"1!1t1"' for Jan. H, 1t7C. 11 t :Clt 1.m., I" Ml,...ln C. J-11111 MU WllllMra llltllvt"' CorOrll de l Mir, C1llt. ""25 lh• cour1roorn of OIMrll!llnl No. I Miry Mn_J_ Tha ft'l'Hlll N-• "A bit of sanity may be coming back to the record b11Siness," Lasker said. "For a while, stars were belng paid tremendous fortunes, which is okay if they can command them. But kids who bad never cut a record would walk in wilh lawyers and managers asking for a half·million Student Nan1ed Mary M. Ll1k, 3lf.A Monte V11!1, of 11ld cOl.lfl, 11 1(ID Civic C111tw t«l1 Wll~rt l lvd. IWll'ty Mlllt. Clllftrnll 11211 Co1t1 M1M. C1llt. 91627 Ofl.,. WHI, 111 tM City of lilnll ""'' l ..... rty Hlll1, C1lll. A"9rM'o'f .... A•ml!t11trll« This t>u1ln111 11 conduded by 1 ge~trll C1lllorr!l1. ,l.ltllllll'lld Or-"9" Co.lit Dilly Piiot, f"l.lbl llhld Ot1noe Co.111 01111' ,JI", p1rtntr1hlp. Oelfd J1f\. 3. lt74 January S. 197• J1.74 J1nu1ry S. .. n, lt1• *'' dollars. ''That 's ridiculous. especially in view of the fact lhat the price of a rerording session has doubled. in six years. G1t1 M. Bollrtu WILLIAM E. IT. JO:iN, ~rv M. Lisk County C1tf1t Thl• S11l1m1nt WIS 111111 W]th 1n1 MOO-• .. B&llNITT Cou"!Y Cllrk of• Or111111 CGUlllY on. Sllllto lt'L s.evtJliilst Law C•I« R Obe ndo f f Mr OKtmber 13, 1973 127 .. N....alk •t...C. on r r er, son o . "*'' Nfl'W•111, c•"°"" .... and Mrs Marvin Obemdorler PWU•hed Ot•• COMt oany Piiat, n11J """"'' I • • O.Cemblr lS. 22, 2t, lt7J and J•nu1rv A"-" ttr: Pll'hl.,._. 1805 Hurruningbird D r i v e , s. lt74 :am.n ,,,,e,111111d Onnoe (oast 01ny ftllet, Costa Mesa, has been named J1nu•tY s. '· 12, lt74 .,.,_. to tbe Omicron Delta Kappa PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE To Frate1·nity honorary service fraternity at FICTITIOUS IUSINl:SS the Uru"vers1"ty of Redlands. NAMI. STATl!Mf:NT SLP·79'. TN 1ouow11111 """'°"' ••• dtlint su,1•t0t: cou•T o; THI Oberndorfer is also a buli"*s' '" STATI: Of' CALIPOtlNIA PO& h SANTIAGO CREEK INVESTORS, 3821 TNI COUNTY Of' GaAffl member Of t e C a b i n e t C11n9111 Orlvt -Sulit 11'0, ,_ewport t11. A·"JUSI council, faculty senate and the Be1cl'I. C•llfwnl• 91660 M()TICI OP" HIAtllN• Ofll PITITIO• Student lj.fe comm1"ttee at the ContlMlllll Nortll Corporalion. I C•IL-FQJ. ,llOIATtl Oft WILL AND POil lornla corporation, 08.1. E1t1~ 8ulld· LnTIU Tl:"AMIMTA•Y "EVERY ARTIST or group school. He is a business er• lntema11cw111, lttt campus orlv• -E1t1t• of H. DAL!" It.I.THI!-. oec- th'•ks 1·t can make the perfect S1.1lt• 100, N.wport Buch. c1ntornl1 tct. ... economics major. 92660 NOTICE '' HIEREIY GIVIN thll sound ·by spending more Thi• IMIMM 11 concluctocl' b'1 I llmllld DALE LEE RATHE.It, "''° k-•• mon.y. Th. fi rst record'·g PUBUC NOTICE P•rfntrllllp ·e , ~ . °"i.e L llATHl!R hi• t'lltid ...w11n .... CCWlll111nt.m:. ~'Ol'itWJflOft • I ' pie!ltl°" for l'r'Gbttl ., win Ind session of the Mamas and C1tmtnt L btrdt t-for ·111t11nc1 of L.illfl ,Tttt1m1nt1ry · PICTtTIOUS •USINBSI Presldllll • · ·~ lo tlll PtflflOll«, ,.....,. lo Wlllcl'I Papas m 1965 cost $11,000. NM\& STATl!MINT Tiiis 1111-111 WH Ill~ .-with !he 11 "'"' l'llr lurlhlf 1111t1cli'l1t1. •!'Id Jn 1971 they cut their last The fllllowl119 persoo 11 dof1111 t>us!1111• County Cltrk of •O(•l\OI •Cbllnf'o' on 11111 11'11 time •!Id pl1C.• of hNrl1111 11: OICtmber :u. ltn '• " !tit wmt Ms ~ wt b'" Jan. 22, one for $125,000. And the 8.1.BSON MAIUNE ENTERPRISES. FSIM7 1t7.4. •I t :OO 1.m .• In tM COllrfr,oom record bombed " 61'1 Sltrr1 l!lr1vo, lrvl111, C1lllornl1 Pl.lbllshlll Or1no1 Co11t Dally Piiot, of DIPllrttnlnf No. 1 ol Mid ('OUrt, • • -. f%66-C -----,. • OKembtr 29, lt7J 11'1d_J.ll'J111ry-.5t-lt. at,...-100.-Cl'lk,_ta"tw_Or1v1_ WMf, I" Lasker said-tbtleCOl'dmg--Rot.tt'E·--&obton, 61(1 Sltrr• !TIYQ,: 19, 1t7• -. r 7 • ' ..• ,, Cl'Y ol S•rrt• ...,.., C1Ulwnlt. "nd t h red··~ the lrvlnt, C1ll!Of"nl1, '2664 Otlld J1f\. t, 1t74. 1 115 ry as U\..~ OUffi· This bltslneu ls conduc!ed t>v '" PVBLIO NOTJQ} WILLIAM E. It JOHM. ber of fly~y-night operations. lndl'lidu•I KIMOlt~ ~=·••ON After World War 11 there were Thi• :t=.!i 11.;~ lllfd with "'' :~~ N°i:"IC~~ IV! CA .. I. MlTCH•LI. virtually thousands of l~bels, 'c,01m1 ... be cir~ 1,~ 0r•noe C041nt... Ol'I Notk• 11 111rM 111 o1v! that J1m11 =-~~mn companies formed to make ecem r · ,-lftll J. Wltwrr 11 rtqUftflno • Modlfk1tron 1nu •1117 ~ I nd Pul>llJ!led Ora11g1 c°'st O•llY ,llol ol Ille Zonlno Ordinance 10 Plf'mlr 1n AttanlYI fW p......_ <>!1e reco1 ... or a bum a then Otttmber 16, 23, :io. 1m and Janu1rY •ltlstlno raonc:11nfllrmlne dupl•11 m11"111n Publt9hld Or•nfl coatt 0111 ... ,Hot, disappear s 1914 :iera-73 3 toot io inc11 lflCI 3 '°"' ' iroc:11,'c'c'c"c".:...•.•c·-'-'·-'-"c'c...-----"-,_• 1 · ' 1161 r•rd MlbKQ lwMr• ll'il Ordl1Mroc:11 "Today there are between ·~1r.. • foot' 11c11 y1r111J 1nd • and · · " PUBLIC NOTICE mlrilmum 2 toot Y•nl wt1>1ck 11on11 15 20 maJOr companies,-Wnf OCt•n Fronf (Wlttfl the Olslrkllf'IQ:l-------~----- he said. "They nroduce 90 Map lndlc1i.. • J toot ..i~,k). io • ,.,. t'" • . FICTITIOUS IUSINESS •• lo 1llow !ht construci1oo al 1"1•rior SUPllllOR COUtlT Of' TMI percent of the records m tlns NAMI! STATMINT 11tw1tlcin1 Ind MCond floor room lei-STATI Of' CAl.llPOlltllA POI: COuntry The b,. outfits have Tilt tollowl"I Pl'"°" II doing bullllflt dlllOllS In, .... 11:·3 D11trlct. THI COU.lfTY o• ORAJMI • '6 t i: Property tocated It a»-4301 SN$ll0r9, • 1. A-71161 bought up the smaller ones CENTURION SAILS, 1s.u1 C0111mtrc1 N11Wl!Grf Bue.II. NOTICE OF HEA-ING OP" f"l!TIT ION • St., H11nllngton Be1c1'1, '1Ufoml11 '176-46 Nollet Is 1wrWy fllrthw Ol\lel'I t111t FOR ,llOBATE OF WILL ANO POlll Clar..nce S. Fol!IOm Jr .. 111n ICIOWI 11!d Pllbllc hHrlno will be held Ori LETTElll.S TESTAMENTAlll.Y · "IT'S TOO difficult to get st., Himt1n9tot1 aeatl'I. c.an1orn!1 ~ 1111 171h d•'>' oe J1n1.11rv it1•. 11 thi Ettlt• of 1.1.-1.1.".1. w. ·~K:FN. distribution these days This busllllU •l COfl<hKlld b¥ .... r ol 3:30 P.M. In th• CourKtl AXA IA-MR.I. Jl!.ltN ... IC MAN, ., hoJ .'-. Individual Chlmbet"1 ol the Nl'Wporf leach Clty Oec1111d. But the w e business lS c. s. Fllt$OITI, Jr. Hill, at which llma Ind place an... NOTICE 15 Hl!llEIY GIVl!N 11111 a big gamble . The average This llll•m•"' Wll Ulld with !hi Ind •II ptrtont lnltrHlld IN'o' 1ppe11r GEORGE F. ACKERMAN Ill• fllld hlrtl~ ' Covroty Clerk · of Or1ng1 Coorot'o' "" 1nd bl l\Hrd lheorton 1 pat!llo11 ltlr ftroblll of W111 ind sin gle has a longevity of four DecemrJer ''· ltn JOSEPH 11: Os e NE 11:, Jll., f(H" 11w.nee of Litt«• T .. 11mitnt1ry f. ks ii "t' P:·>0224 S«flllry, P11·n"1ng Commlnlon lo 1111 petllllll'ltt r.tttll"CI 10 wlllctl or 1ve wee -I s a Put>!lslled orana• c°''' 0111 ... PllGJ, city of Nft'llOl""I 811cti 11 rn•d• · feor · Nrthlf J1trtle1,1l1,., •nd big hit. And there's no telling DKemrJer 16, 23, 30, 1973 llld J111Ull'Y P1.1bll1hld Or•noe COi\! Oti1y Piiot, tllll 1111 llm1 Ind piece ot llM rl!'ll h · I ~ d 5, lt7~ 2111-7) Jinuary 5 ltt• . "'"'' tM semt h11 tlHfl Ml fw Jt"uery ow many smg es are ma e ' 22. 1974. at 9:0CI 1.m., In 11'11 court,._,-, in hopes of finding the one PUBLiC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE :: ~~1 c!~ ... so~,,. "!!nf'7~ that will eam millions.'' 1t1t citr o1·s11111 .1.n1. C1tttor1111. FICTITIOUS IUSINESS SL,·US 01lld J1nu1rv 2, 1t1,. NAME: STATEMl!MT $Uftl!-1011 COU•T OP" THI Wllllar.i E. St Jotin, ST,liTI! o~ CALIPORNIA Countv Cltr"k bur~· loll?'*lng PtrllOlll ••• dolno PO-TN• COUNTY o~ CMt.1.NGI 1.1.111.Nl:S, ICMA•· 11nts1 ll. --NI. A·7Ulf JOHNSON & K•NNIDY ROCCO COMPANY, 1635 Superior NOTICE OF HEA"ING OF ,ETITION J ' Ave ... Unit 7, cose.-Miii. Callr. 9261~ FOR 1"11:08.1.TE OF WILL ANO FOR uu MHAl'tM~ ........ P.O .••• IN. Ju1n C1rlos ltocco, 3105 S . .-,ldtr LETTEllS TESTAMENT.I.RV -N .... ltldto 'ellff. ~ SI., 5""'1 An•· Call!. P270J E1t1l1 ol JOSEPH R HA.SON OICMS· Tlh (JU) m .... A COHVENllNT SHOPPING ,liNO SEWING OUIOE FOlll. TtfE CW. ON THE CO, For an act In C11! Miry Beth Step Lively! Woman·a '/11orld . 642..5671, .. ,. 330 Quilt and S.wf 7079 i, A6c& 13 ... (l, Fuel Crisis l{ey-Simon Says LUIS Erlet>cln Rocco. 1611 Rltodt Id • ' ~ .... PlftltMw l~l1nd Circle, ~os11 Mau, C11lt. '2427 NOTICE , IS HEREIY GIVEN lh•t Publltll«I Ot-11191~ c .. Jt Deity "llof; Thll blts!ne1s 1s Clll'ldi.Kltd by I llmlled OOll:OTHV W .• NASON ti.ls flltcl tier.in J...ulry '-S, IJ, lt'7• ~ , , 3J.74 parlnerstllp. 1 petition IOI" Prllt>ll• of Wiii and This J~~~ !~flied wltti tlil 1or 1uuenc1 o1 Lllttr• Tnt•!'lllnttrv ____ P_UB __ u_c_N_OTJCE~-----I ' 0 c ....., to Thi pe!lllor.1!', r1fertrK1 tq Wlllch , COi.iniy Clet"k ol ••not 1)1,1,.,. on I• tl'lldl fW fltrll'ltr Nrf!wl1r1. l'1d "4)11(. °" TausT•n SAL.II . .9102 - SIZES'l-11 "' 1(1' .... i-11Tt.¢' ... Enjoy maldng un u a ua I quilt vta this lime·savinz method! • ~ aa you sew -it' 11 made ln ftve thkknesses and ••.• o!l • pomc>On 1rlmn\ed, No . ln- By D)CK WEST WA SH INGTONIUPI) PredicUl:bly, many motorists are dissatisfied with th e standby gasoline rationing plan announced by federal energy chief William Simon. 'ri.ty neighbor. Roy O' Joy, for one, thi nks the plan is too complicated. He would prefer a conservation system based on an old ~hildren's game.' As -he env1S10ns it, a motorist y,iJo drove into a service station and said ''fill 'er up, please," \\'OU\d get no gas. "SORRY," TllE attendant Yt'OUld reply. "You rorgot to say 'Simon Says.' '' But if the motorist said "Simon says 'Fill 'er up,' " be would receive a, tankful. J told O'Joy, I didn1t think hit tY.!itcm would save much gasoline. He disagroed. He aald anyone wh() has ever pUiyed a game of "Simon --s.y.0 knows how dlfficull It ii to ._bor to aay Uie mqlc '""'111 ev~ry time. "I ESTIMATE lbere Wll\lld • -- be enough slips to save 6 '~ 1nillion gallons of oil per \\'eek," he said. Other motorists, such as my frilend Ray Smidgen. feel the government plan, which_ in· volves applying for rationing coupons. would be unduly burdensome. Rathe r than allocate the same amount of gasoline to each motorist, he favOl's hav- ing individual quotas detennined by nleans of · pwichboanls. "WHEN YOU drive into a gas station the attendant will , hand ,-ou a perforated board. Inside each hole ls .11 sllp or paper bearing a number. "You take a littlelnetal prong and punch ut one of the 11umbcrs. "'·hl ch determine 'how much gaso_llne you co.n buy," Smidgen exp\a lntd: ~though l can ... ""'"' merit in each of tbese pro- . . OlclfTlber ''· ltn. tl'l•t 1111 11m1 1IMI plKt of h111r1nv , . ' "°· nwa posals. I am mclmed to agree P1.1blltt1tc1 Or•llll• co.st 0,11y '=~ !ht """ he• betn "' tor· Jan. 1s, °" ·FtOrUary c. ,,,,, at 1o:C11 11c1~ \\-ith my colleague Harvey December 2t 1f7l ind Jim,1ano s 12. lt74, 11 t :OO 1.m., In 1111 c111.1rtroom 4.M.. Cal1fornll E11erow Sltvl ee, " . ! • ~ •• 13"' Dep;arlment No. 1 of Mid COi.if!, Trut!M undll" Ind pur1111nt ,. Tlll~Dtold Ball1ack, who thinks tbe 1'· 191' -· •I 100 Clvle C1t1ltr Drlv• WHI. In "' T.V.t dlhd OICtmblf u. 1972. ... rrovernment plan IS Wlfair thf City ol Santi An1, C1Ulorrt11. tCut9d by Ch.lrl• N, WIHl1m" 'Inf f> • PUBLIC NO'flCE O•lld DK. 27, Im. recordld January 2. 1tn. Mi llllfMl'llm' The on1y equitable thing to WILLIAM E. ST"JOHN, No. ---.-11'1 . II<* tMI. ;... •i do t "t J" th •·1ect· County Cltr"k ol Offldel llecml' 11'1 11'11 Of'llc. GI s rev1. a IZe e .x 1ve ,ICTIOUS IUSIHISS ICIMOIL. ANDl•SOM tllt COtlftty -iconltr" °' 11'11 'County Service system and Jet it ad--NAM• STATIMINT-ar1 cm Mttchllf of Or•!lf•· $!111' .. of C11ltom11. fll/'ln . . . · TM lolloW1119 ptl'ton It doing 11</llntlS Int NI. l ....... ly, ao.( S2f ID ~-en ll'id'°'9d-In' 1'VOI" mmlster the gasollne ratlonmg 11: S•nt• A"• c.iir wot o1 HorOld F'. 111.1.11tt1r, • """"''".., Program BatlJ·ack contends ANALYTICAL IUSIHES5 CONTROL, Ttl: 1no 'ssa-nn mll'I, hOW oWrlld and hakl b'o' Hlrolf • ' 11302 Otrd111 Grove &lvd. 411. 271 AltontlYt fitr PllltltMr ' F, -Ulffw, t>v f"Mtol'I of ~ llfflcl! G1rden Grove, C1t11. '26'3 ft1.1bllthtd Dr•not eo.tt Oillv Pllol of Ctr'lal!'I obllt•llont llClll"ld ,._...,, "IF 11US was the fairest Att11e1 K•'>' McKinney, 1 ''' 2 oec. 29, xi, -itn •rod Jan. s. 197, l't2S-Yi mt1c1 "' W111,11 wtt record• r;t··0ctoMr way to deciding who was going Golde!V#ut, .I.pl, 2, Hunll119t1111 IHCll 1, 1m. ,1 1n1trumtnt No. 101. 1n cant. f'l"6 PUBLIO NMICE aao11 1oru. ,.._ ·111, Ill .. ,. OH1d1! lo get sent over to Vlelnam Thl5 bu.llnei• I• (Olldvc:l9d llY •n ,lltC'Onf" WILL $El.I. .AT .. ult.IC A~ to get shot at, it should be lncflvld~A'. IC. MclCIMtY SL,.UA n~~. TO~!:, Hll~H~!~1°=~~ of the fairest 1v.11y ol-'deciding Tiii• 1111t1ment Wll fllfd wlttl ..... SU,llllOlt COUlll.T OJll TNI !ht Ullllld St1M ,, "" fllM tf .. ~ .. . ' Ctu"'' Cl~-of Orlf'llll County Ol'I STATI 0" CALIPOllNIA ., ,,,. No. Brffd-y, knt• Ant, who lS going to get the ~ 2't 1•73 P:Oll TMI COUNTY Ol'·ORA"91 C1Jlfoml1. wlltlWI c.....-it .... WlfTtMYi gasoline " he said. ,_,.. .... A'1NH • · 'llPf""' or lmPltld, •• to tlttt. .--19" • . -Publlll'ltd Or1t1111-C-o.tt D1lty .Pilot, NOTICE OF HE.IJl.ING OL l!ETJ'l'ION or~!ltll'icet. eK f10M._ Jlk-IM As he poulted out, draft Otcemblt' ,., ltn •rod J1~ry S, 12, F<>lt ftROIATE OF WILL AND FO. lnlor'"' conwytcl lo .... """' ..,.... ""' boards aJready have the 1,, 197• . 3171.13 LETTElll.S TESTAM£HTAJl:Y II Ul'odtr NW . o..t of T1WI Jn ,.. E•l1t1 of W. ,li,LLIEN GllU81, IKo r"I pr.,-ty llf\Jltld tn t1'11 CwntY facmbellltles tor 1 peoplregistering vaulstd PUBLIC NOTICE 'O::*~· WILLIAM ALLEN 011u1a. ": ~ 1tett of eattfon'lfi. Mui_. nu rs 0 e. It WO WOTICE IS HEREBY· GIVEN ltlft Lfll ., °' Tritt HI. lRI .. .,,..,,, be a simple matter for them ,ICTITIOUS IUSINISS ALBE-TA GJtUll 1111 flltd lltttln • Ol'I ' _, 111....ot ~ In .. NAMI STATl.MINT 1tlltton kit" l'nlblllt ol WU! .., fOr $1, P•" 1• 1M f7 If MllOll4"'9Wt to distribute ration cards lo TM tollowll'IO per'°'" ''' oo11111 tuu1nc1 o1 L111tf1 Tnt•l'MlltlrY to ~ ncord• of ..., or.,.. Ceunty. persons over 18 bUllnfll a1 : JM Plfltloner. r11iranc1 to which 11 11'111 common!Y 11,.,_ .11t at Vtctwt1 · I.I.RHETT ,U9LISHINO, •,u.o Cam. n)ld1 flOf Mllltr 1>1rtlcvl1~ lfld JP!lt $tfttl, COlll MIU, CaflforTll .. fW fl'll Periodically, there 'f'.'OUld be Piii or., s1.111e 209, Htwport lt•ctt. 1rie 111r11 _. p111;, • 11t1rl$!8 thf """.,... ... " ~~ ...,......,_'"""""' a drawing. Reg19trants Whose -c:~!!;.~·L.. Mtrrr. 2640 1111wood ~~=~·· ,':::: r:' :! J(~1'7~ :.:: ::O'.;t.,.=t·,/nc,i:rv,,: birthdays coincided with the Newport lff(h, c1ut, nMt Dt!Hrlll'llflt No. :a o1 .. Id ~. 11 ldVanm. If 1iw. lllldll'" n. 1Wm• et d ·-dr Id • b ,.,.ry 0"'11' Nlll<lfl, Jl'02 StrtM or .. 7UO Civic.. CCll\ltr Orlvt Wttt. In "" "" OMd °' Trwt. '""""' "*-"-11.~ awn wou e Huntl"Clllll 11.c11, c1. '2t.Ct c11y of $Int• .1.t1t. c.111on111. .,., 121tT.a 1n ""fl"ld pr1nc11111 If "" classified as 1-A 2~8 etc. Thi• bl/Slrins 11;~ by• ltf'ltrll WILLIAM E. IT JOHN, N"'• MCIH'9d ~ Mid 0.... -TMfl d 11 '1 I • • t1•rf111rshlp. C6U"1Y Cllt'tt wlllt """'... thlr-from Mly u. and woul be e g b e to buy Terry o. Ntlson 110•1111TSON. NOWllJt a •A-LANO 1•n. •• 111 Mid Noll •nil Ir( • .,.. certain amounts of gas r1111 11119'11101 w•• · 111"° with tht ..,.. C•"'"' Dr1vt provkMd. • ,-' COl.lllfY Cler-ol Or•nt• COi.i"" DI! ti• DI, 011«1: JtrMn'Y 1, lt7C. Jf, when your number came o.c:tmtier 2•, 1971 .....,.... aeec11, ceM!trN• c.utorn•• tterow StNlc.i up, it. di~'t gtve you enough1 P1.1?111~ °"'"'* coa11 o:u., ':= I~.~l =-::1..w .. .._ i~':r Ann ovc~ .yeti coul<I enroll In ·college OKtmbtr "· ltn ll'ld h nutry s. 11. Pl.llJl1thed· °''"" COii! 0·11ry ""'"' Pl.lbl1..... °'',,.. CO.ti Oallr "'"'· ... or move to canada. ''· '"• ·· ,..,.,,, o.e. "· :ao. ,,~ .ni11 Jen. s '"' W»-n .1111111rv-. 11. '*· 1•1• ..,. . ' • .Tiuw... --. f~ sunshine terllnhig neceqary, Pa-t. places or sp~rigttrqe in this 1079: charts patch potte-~ culotte dress ~s ' ..... , >.CJftl for. KOlf, hildng, bikini, ·~~1'da It! I 11F comfmtabl<. -· SEV.i:NTY-l'n':I: OE~~ Print.~ Pattern 9102 : .for each pettem -add 25 Misses Sizet. 8, 10, 12, 14, centl for each pa.ttem · for 15, • D. '."Sb:e 11 (bu.st 34) Air Mall and Speclal llah- t&k,ea 2 ~1LB. yards, 45-inclt dUng: oUierw1&e Wrd-cl- fabrlc. , ~, delivery wlU take three 8EV£Mit·'1VE VENTS weeks or .tnore. Send ,to .for ·eacb"palt~m -add 25 Alice Brook.I, the DAILY cent1 ,for 1teac11• pattern tor PILOT, lOS, NeedlecNi Air rirau antJ Special Hand· 'Dept., Box 163, Old OieJaea ;11og;A!~tl>'l''"'.., tbihl,clru" 1St00atkm1 Prl' New York, N.Y. "°""""' -;,m tm . ~ 1 . nt N-. ...,._, f}!Jeeks 00 .. mOrf. Send to Do. Patten N9Unber. 'lllrian Marttn. U.. DAILY • NEE•DLECRAn' "12t 'ff,lmvldt."2, 'Pldlf!:""Dept., C>ochet, knit, etc. In. 2l2 . . 18th SI., New dlft<tlont. 50c. ~yolli;-1'!1 1fillU. Print -.. ~ a.c NOit, .IJIOU88' wtth Baolc, _,_, Jmou. 'l'!t· ZIP, ua:...:.w 8'l'YLE terna. s1.oo. • !MIU:a. ~~--IEE MORE Qui< k 1=. JJ~OO Plcturetl Pat- _Futdona and choose one t=A·i...tut ow ._ =~r &:for. °Aft .. more than 100 Clftl - 1bftl· Onlj 50e. ' • $!.OO. . INSTA?.'T SE\VINC: BOOK ~<Jotnp\ete ,._ ---~... ·---... oo. ~w. '.'"""• ~~or ~~···· 11 11111 ... -. • 19e iNSTANT F"A~lflON -;JU"""°~ BOOK -·lfundredo 'ol ~t-J-16 .... • 1..-. locll.,'$1. 50c. ' , Fat P@.t Ia •tlllntd 1'11\en .M-..n Q1Dt 11c1et: f !• .. yot1 1ell throulh 1reinalt"'Pt· $0c. ...:;. 11111 DollY Pilot Clulllled ci-,_ N17•1 ~· Adi. ..,_ JS boeutlM ........ fG!ti• ' " • --I • • • ' • • • evr Sa.turd;iy, January 5, 1~74 DA ILY PILOT J9 . ~--''--~-'---'--~~~-~.~~~~~~~~• • • ~''Hold ·back that cash!'' It~ s s·o·o·o -easy· to . .. • • C. .. qew .Chevy_ car ·or trllck on with New '7 4 Nova Two·Door! • Only s7 4 54 Mo. 0 11 •PP'O''d crtdit for tliirtv·1i• 111011th1, o'tll·t11d, • .. ... ' ' New '7 4 Camaro Coupe! 1.1,.-4 wltll ''Wet' steeri11t ••~· ':r~':ts 11'1N . tr•:t., dr cyl. •"fl•, ..._ .. , tftttH tless. s.,ert Mifrer.;, whff.I cofff1, wftitft.'Olh, ._..,,.,,_..,, recHe, etc. iZll0/1Z:6i?I. Only '354 " Mo On eppro¥td ertdit for th:r!y·tii "10t1fh1, opt n·trul. . •( .. I For th~ individual or a business Chevroleose is becoming increasingly popular o:; THf way to driv;e a ne\v Chevy car or truck! I • ..;;..':fr'!::;;i!!'~ ·~ .,..zi..•11t·'-'-'0&·~ ',:• ""l.}:U " New '74 Chev V2 To11 Pick-up! ; . ' . lct•lpped with 6.00-14/P'I 11yle11 rires, heotH/tlef,.stef,_ eil flttef', _ "'lrrors, radio, whl~w11lb, •'•" b111i ,er, tlec.er •Itri••• Mdr4 fl... ,. er, etc.. ICLIOSOll. Ortl ... yeurs 11ewl On 11pprov1d credit "for thirty-six rnonth1, op•n·end. * Outstanding service staff and new facilities to care for your leased vehicle! * • . ew '74-Vega=H~ckl . . j 14111,!'IMI witll f•11t-tpeed ~n. • ...,.;/4efre1t11 , HD ~. h_,.,. t•ertl•, riltf9d tlctr.s. r•cfi•, wlllNw .. .._ ..irr.,... Ahers. ~. flHY77J Or.._ yMrt.tHcrtl ;11 . Only s69H 'lo. •' On 11ppro¥•d credit for thirtv·1ix mdnth1, "OP9n·•~d. New '74 El Camino! ... lt111J,pe4 wlft •Ir coH., ,..., •tMrint .... llKa-. ...,. 911 WW. e..tt. ,.ii., llHtw/defrOltw, wlllttn, YI, ..te . .,_,, 9Mt ..... ,.. ,.,., etc. •t27ll /411761)·, I s 47 .. On y 99-.M•o-- on •pprov•d cr•dlt for tfilitv·•i• rnonth1, op•n-'•n.d. New'74 Mo'91e 'Carlol lti.a,,H .......... fNiH .. ri•tM .,, ... ,. ...... ...., ... ''· tltW '"'• .W u.tl., wHef ·ce.,.,., wllltewell1, llMter/4efrMter, Mio, HI,...._,, rHf reek,•-•, Ilk. 12922/41461). ~~·y ~122 11 Mo. 011 .,-,, ..... ., crod(t for thi.rty·1ix rnonth1, op•11-111d. Nnr '74 ~guna S3 Coupe! • ... ,,,.. ..,. ............. tllttff tine. .,, ... 111 •••• ..a.; ,....; ~ ..... 1 .. "9IMI lnhe, 'I. r..o.I wllltet, llHtor/fth ...... , N141a, HD ' ,.......,, -. (2721 /4142711 . L Only s I 0833 Mo On •pprev•tf credit for thirfy·tit montlu. open·•nd. New '73 Impala Cud .. Cpe.I ... ,,;. ................ ''· ,..., ......... -4 lnkoil, ...... ............................................ llHtor/defr•""· ,....., HD ............... c""91 -!nor, itfc, l2111/21JJ41). Only -J9·1,16 Mo. 011 •epro¥•d credit for thirtv·•i• mo11fh•, 0~1n•ond. 1111111,,04! wfnl •11te. tfeu .. powff stMl'lq ••111 NcrtiH, •Ir coff., HD rffi.t ... , lllffter/fffrostet, r.dio, •"itewelh., wffe1 ce..,., YI, ,...._ ,...,,.,, ti11tec! tla11, etc. 12701/116415). Only '1061s Mo. ltiolppo4 wltk owto. h'o111., elr co11tl., YI, Hlj 1,rl11ts. r•dl•, li..,.,/ ..,....,, thstM tl•S. ,..,., 1tffri .. , 9.50 r11bll« •1111,.,., efc, C22t'41149J6SI. Only 170°1 M•. On •eerov•d cr"1it for th;rty·1ix rno11+ht, op•n·11'1cl. Ask. for the Lease Speclalld at •• .,...,. '°" •• T\11rs., ..... IO, I t74 '•"",.. .... -· -.. _.._... .... --...... ''· 9'r c-4., ~ ,..,,.,., tftt wt..I, ...... ........, ........ AM/,lll ...., ,.... .... CJltl14H6111. ~ ·Only si 11°~ .. On •epro¥ed credjt for th:rty.11• rno11tlu , op•n·•114. N.ew '74..MJdlbu Classic C~.1 . ·.-----' .... ~ wttti thttff ,i..; o:lr co1~ •• power ....... -' w... I YI,•,..,.., ......,,~, vl:'lyl roof, wWMt, ••· ""9:, ..._ _JlJll/fNff)), I Only-$1·0314 w~ . On •pprow•4 cr•dit ror thlrtv.1lx 111onth1, op•n·end • - -, -'--' ·--- • NEWPORT BEACH • ---. 833-0555 • , I .. New '-74--Monte-Garlo!- ... lt111l,p114 wfnl swl .. ....t stnt• hdlet Mlltl, NtM !lea. ''· .._.. er/defro"-, rMle, rf-.4 tleu. "'""''°"· r-41111 wtiltew•lh, ,. .. ....n .. eM ltnit-. etc. 12149/4261111. . . Olll&y $37=• Mo On 1pprov1td cr•dit for th irty-1ix montlu, 001n·1ncl. New '74 Caprice Four·Doorl lt1111,poc1 wltti ,..,..., wln4o'ws, door locks, ltfffl•t. •Htt •ff brekes., tl11to4 tl11u, YI, 011to. tra11., wtiltft, AM /FM ro41o, .... 12695/1046271. @:i":~)' • ~ 6 \ Mo ·' On tpprowed cr•dit• for th;rty·•i• month1, open-end . New '74 V2 Chevy Van! i t ·~ l- lt111lppll4 with ri11tff tka.s. •111. seat, "'lrren, HD 11HlllfS, ,owor 1tfff'l111 11114 k911os, YI, tMlo, llMter/lllefrMtor, ,..,.,. .,,..,.. •Me,, •• ,, etc. 12909/1210151 . @tltg'l < G6(o Mo 1111111,,.-wftti fo11r0speff. tro .. ., 11.,.,., t••*· rfflo, -...,1-.. ii fTMtft, HO r..tl.r.er, tl11t11d 9S.s, w"lt.-lh, "''"" ..... ftit.n, Oft. fl' llH,ISI. ONor .,.ttr1 tffllyl " . 46 ,,,,, .. t..y 0 11 •eero""•d cr•dit .for th'rtv·1ix month1. oe•11-111d . New '74 Monte Carlo SI l11111lltPff wlrti •11to. tNns., •Ir colld., ·, • .,., 1tffri11t .U lwHOI, vl11yl rHf, Hlf Nd'-ttr, radio, ,..._. wit...._ _..... ,......, 'fl, tfllt94 ti•, etc. 12172/421<;i t J, Gf'ti"'~!,.. 11 osn M" -- ' .. • AND ~SSOCIATES - EXCLUSIVE NORTH BLUFFS Beaullfully upgraded S bedroom . All nat ural tones \Vith large sunny kitchen and dip ing area. \V rap ar9und pati o overloo~ing path,vay to the pool and Back Bay. $74,900. A listing of Doug Bulley. LOVELY LAGUNA See this custo1n built spli t level on a double lot \Vit h ao ocean vie\v. 3 Large bedrms., 21h baths. A cozy fireplace an d beautiful brick patio. Better hurry. $7.5,950. A listing of Mack 11anson . FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART SHARP UNIVERSITY PARK -Gay and bright carpeting, large lloor to ceiling win- dows, viewing e1,1closed entry, cozy fireplace. All this with 3 bedrms. and family rm. on cul· de-sac. $65,000 . 17571 Hickory Tr•• Line, Irvine Open Sat 1·5 NEW ON THE MARKET , VACANT NEWPORT HEIGHTS -Immacu- late and ready, complete bltn. gas kitchen, 2 bedrms. and den, fen ced yard. $46,500. 492-16th Ploco, C.M. Opon Sun. 1-4:30 CALL 644-7270 LARGE PRICE REDUCTION 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar BAYFRONT WITH PIER -Excellent loca· tion facin g jetty entrance. 3 Bedroom home WE CAN HELP YOU. IUY. 'vith large front beach. Now $162,500. :~'y~~:E~:A~~E"N~~:: 2233 l•yalde Drive, N.8. Open Sit/Sun. l.·5 i'i~~=====~=-;::i SCRUBBED AND READY f:li CLIFF HAVEN CORNER -Beauti full y main· WHAT'S COOKING? llnmediate possess ion! 2 Sin1ple \vo rds - but ho1,o,1 1nuch magic they can mean! (Ask the man \\•ho must 1,vait months to move in .) If you are ready fo r ACTIO N. lhis OCEAN VIEW 3 lxtrm . home n1ay be ideal for you at $95 ,500. Open for your inspection Sat. & Sun . 1·5. 3001 Setting Sun Dr., Corona del Mar. • SELLING HOMES IS OUR SUCCESS STORY COMPUTED ADVERTISING LOCAL· & NA TIO NAL TO REACH OVER ONE MILLION, 700,000 REA DERS DAILY . HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar "Selling Real Estate in Newport Harbor · Since 194'" 673-4400 tained 3 bedrms. and fan1il y roo m. Enjoy the cozy fireplace, fe nced yarcl and boat stora ge. May_ move right in! $63,500. 1000 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach Sot/Sun 1-5 HIDDEN ON THE POINT LOVELY 2 STORY BALBOA PENINSULA - Close to beaches. 4 Bedrooms and large deck, good financing available. - assumable 7¥4 % loan. $79,950. 1726 Ocoan Blvd., B1lboo Sit/Sun. 1-5 HARD TO FIND THIS MODEL BAYCREST -4 Bedrooms. family room, plus formal dining room, 2 firepla ces! ~his is a family ·home with room for pool in yard. C-all to see! Cj)UIET LOCATION • NICEST AREA HARBOR HIGHLANDS -Roomy 3 bedroom home on large walled lot. Panelled family room and entry, updated carpets, nice patios. $72,500. Office Open S1turday1 & Sundays PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 The ~~:~e Pie 'wALK T~9~~E BAY-~~ . You can't beat this fine value Is 1n the rear yard of this in exclusive residential area sharp 3 Br. f\l esa Verde enjoyed by screen stars and home, bu~ th~ n1osl Im· en t e rt ainers . Three portant thing is the ho'!le bedroom l\\'O ba lh::; ~ ac- \\'ilh it's shag ea~I. !amily cess tO private ' beach. room. lo\v traffic pride . of I 64&--ml _ Open eves. 2013 ownership sl!'f'et & park !1ke \liestcllff Dr. front and rear yard only ~~~ SJS.500 -CALL 644-7211 P.s. tho .,.,., pmvid" ... Walker " lee apples, you n1ake the pie. I ittA L 111~1 ._! EASTSIDE VALUE ~ TREE LINED STREET LOTS OF ROOM $28, 950 Don't n1 iss seeing this one. Owner vel'y an."<inus, just CLOSEOUT SPECIAL LA CUESTA VILLAS $30,990 ond $31,990 \ A new cancept in Home Ownership by Ayres Construction Company . You Own The Land and the HOme Not a Condominium Over 2100 sq ft or llving space in this east.side Costa ?ifesa home. 3 bdrin. 2 baths. Large 11iry kitchen, J1uge family roon1 -lots of cxlras -an_ -.a. quiet lree-lincd s1rePt far $35,950. Call Red Carpet ~eal tors. &&80..'IO or M&-8640. reduced price for fast sale. Quiet Eastsiclc lo<"ation big lot \l'ilh n1any fruit 1~cs. Cute home, h.ard1vQQd fioors! enclosed patio, St't!' it befo - it'!! gone. Call Red Carpet, Realtors 5 4 6-8640 or 64>-8080. No Monthly Maintenance Fee 4 UNITS LEFT Immediate· Oc:c:upancy 3 BR , 2 BA, HUGE FAMILY ROOM + SEPARATE 2 CAR GAR. LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT Where do you park a 70 ft. boat? Right in front of th is gracious bayfront residence! Three bedrooms, maid's room, 3'h baths, den. Located on a 40 ft. lot. ·$300,000. BRIGHT NEW DUPLEX Corner lot near shopping. Steel and con~ crete constru ction, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths bolh unils . Old Corona. $136,500. CAMEO SHORES Ocean vie\v . very large living roon1 and master bedroom \Vith beautilul parquet floors, beamed ceilings. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. ~115,000. UNCOMMON CONDOMINIUM . Blulls. 3 bedrooms, 2¥.i baths. 2 story form- er model. You don't have to be rich to buy th is-just smart.~One look should be enough. $53,900. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP That is \\'hat this home displays. If you \~·ant a 3 bedroom home '\vilh a large family room and 2 baths, be sure to see this before yo u buy. $72,500. BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUM Large t\vo bedroom, l\\'O bath with double- \\'a ter vie\v. Room for your boat. $125,000 v;Jth good lern1s. - BIG CANYON SPECIAL I~xcning ne\\' Bord eaux model in latest area. 1\.ir conditioned. Q\\•ner has""'added many custo1n features. Large lot at end of street. $119.500 . SPYGLASS HILL l..-0v~ly 6 bedroom traditional home . Cozy famliy room \\'ith fireplace and \vet bar. Bonus roo1n. Sv.•imming J?OOI, gazebo1 vie\Y. $198,500 • NEVER OCCUPIED Model at Co rner of Adam s & Florida One Block IV . of Beac)l Blvd .. Hunt ington Beacll--· AYRES SINCE 19ll5 536-1445 DON'T DRIVE • WALK A gas savin g duplex in Corona del Mar. 1.oca· led so uth of the hi ghway where you can walk to the beach, th e school and shops. Recentl y remodeled with 2 bedrooms in each uni t. $79,900. LOVE A LARGE KITCHEN? Then this is it. Lots of storage and room for the whole fao1ily to sit and eat. Two bed- rooms, formal dining room and a neat den \Yi th cus tom built-i n desk and shelving. De- Iightiully decorated and landscaped. $69,500 . CUSTOM HOME SITES T\vo fa irway Jots at Big Canyon Country Club. Ideal sites for spacious custom homes in Newport's ne west and most elegant resi- dential area. $69,500 each. · . ESTATE REALIY 1303 AVOCADO OR .. NEWPORT CENTER 640-1120 HOW MANY IN YOUR FAMILY? TERRIFIC BUY! Jn l-la.rbor View Hills. From 1 he iron gates, leading thru ;1 J>l'Ofru. land !> ca p ed , Wondrtiul a bedroon1, J bath I spr~lered . garden, \\'ith home jusl listed? Loi'-of !rclhsed patiO I:: v:oodland hospita11ty and ..,,,armlh in setting, to the immac. J !his lovely hOmc. You'll )r)()k I lge. bdnns. Coiy family nn. high & 101\' before you rind with book.cues: b ea u t . a heller buy at $44,9j(J. CaJI t kitchen &: sunny brkfst. now! 847-6010. urea. Sep. laundry tm., decorator carp. & drapes. Pric~ anly $79,950. THE GERRIE CO. ' • • ' ====== =--==~* BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * BEAUTIFUL BLUFFS Cozy living that allows leisure to enjoy step. close recreation . Sparkling Trina model of 3 bdrms., 21h baths; on pine sheltered green· belt. $65,000 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 611 VISTA BONITA SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY A duplex opportunity in charming Corona de! Mar. Let us show you this one! $75,000 5 BEDROOM. 3112 BATH $29,750! JOG TO BEACH Unbelievable but true ! Prime beat•h area location. Family sized bedroo1ns. Se parate i\lothtr-in-La..,,·'s quarter s. Secluded vegetable ga r den. L O\\'-LO\\" DO \\"N PA YMEi\'T. Tak t> ad- vantage. Call nov"! 842-2535. * 675-5930 * 3629 E. Co11t Hwy. Corona del Mar BAYFRONT The best buy of a bayfront home in all the Harbor Area. Sparkling 3 bedroom , 2 bath like new townhouse 1\·ith attractive tv.·o story design featuring la r ge spacklus rooms and top quality appliances. Large private slip -you awn the land -buy-or lease for m ,500 or only $450. a rnonth. Open 1·5 p.m. today. 4423 \\'est Coast Hyv,.ay. Newport Beach. Ca I I 675-722'5 MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES DO YOU WANT THE FINEST? Panoramic view · superlative quality decor detail & conslruction-Cull security system, $179,000 incl. land. Ken Hartley 642-8235. HARBOR VIEW CARMEL Charmin g 3 BR. home, 'h: block from new elementary sc hool. Perfect for young fami- lies. $65,500 incl. land. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (B22) AN EXCELLENT VALUE A magnificent 24 hour view. 3 BR's., DR., FR. -landscaping. sprinkling system · car- pels & drapes. U37,500 in cl. land. Betty Kerr 644-6200. (B23) WHERE OR WHEN • , • will you ever again find a view home in Newport Helgbts for $64,900 incl. land?? Lois Miller 642-8235 . (824) ELEGANT DOVER SHORES Splendid 4 BR., 3¥.i bath home w/la•ge FR. Immediate occ upancy. $98.500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. 1209 SANTIAGO. (825 ) SUNSETS OVER THE OCEAN -The show changes every day! Vie\v of har· bor & nite lites. Highly customized 4 l)R. hom·e· -beautiful decor & garden. $97,500. Ken Hartley 642-8235. (827) WALK TO WESTCLIFF SHOPPING! Beautiful location. Immaculate 3 BR., 2 bath, & FR home w/pool. Used brick-heavy shake roof. $51,500. Harriet Perry 642-8235. (828) ENCHANTID CONDOMINIUM- 3 BR., single level in Bluffs. View from huge deck. $6~,000. Helen Wood 644-8200. (829) TOWNHOUSE W/OCEAN V,IEW Tri-level w/elevator • outdoor patio facing jetty. 3 BR's -new carpetin& & drapes thro· out. China Cove. $1S3,000. Beverly Morphy ~l yo u ca n move in today! ve·s, the land- scaping and drapes are in, and this 3 bed- room 21h bath home is near the ~I and tenn is courUl in University Park. JU.St lis t- ed at onl y S64,900. • Rooltors. 644-8070 ,, 2BR-ouplox $34)50 .:--------...------'" 642-8235. (830) BEACH Cot1090 $49,950 4·8drm1 & Oen-$36,500 Call far addJttonal info No down G.J.! SpRck>us t7!l7 Ort1nge Avt., C.M. home with f•mlly rm , CENTURY 21 6'42-1771 f .......... 644-1766 • Coldwall.Banker ERITAGE REALTORS ~z C.F.ColelMll'.lhy & Co.· Realtors BUY BIACH PROPERTY NOW1 Start '74 with tax shelter in a prime Newport Beach rental area -summer & yearly -one year new ! 4 BR. & 3 BR., frplcs., bit-in kit· chens, patio & vie\v balcony. Custom drapes & carp. Block & one half to ocean beach & shopping. Asking $110,000. . BIG CANYON CONDO Live in security in this gated, prestige com- munity. Vacant & ready for immed. posses- sion. Spacious 2 BR. & den, formal dining rm.j end unit ; decorator carp. & drapes. Owner will consider lease \\'itb option to purchase. $91,875. C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS -- - Ui'OIVUI: t1VMl:S MESA VERDE DELiGHTS 1981 PELICAN PLACE -A four bedroom single story home with atrium garden that makes it unique! Manicured neighborhood of higher priced homes. $49,950. 2719 GANNET DRIVE -Here's a five bed· room, t\YO story, clean and cozy ; family room , formal dining, sunny kitchen and fine neighborhood. Only $54,500. UNIQUE HOMES Roolton, 54'-5990 28SO Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa --=--= SEA VIEW VILLAS Condominiums OPEN DAILY 11 TO S Pre1ent111d by Nolan Raal Estate, Inc. Great \Vhile water view from each unit, over· looking ~lonarch Bay. Starting at _$_68,150. Early Mediterranean styling; 2 BR., -2~ baths to 3 BR. plus family rm., 2¥.i baths; patios ; fantastic amenities! Directions: on Crown Valley Pkwy., just oU of So. Coast Hwy., in Laguna Ntguel. For further lnform1tion call: 49US51 * WATERFRONT LOTS * . ' ' LIDO ISLE -LIDO NORD 30'xl05'. Magnificent viewl '165,000 70 LINDA ISLE DR. • LINDA ISLE Prime 45 ft. ]igoon lot -$150,000 HARBOR ISLAND Prize 50' lot adjoining easement. '400,000 • BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B1yildo Dr., Sulto 1, N.B. 675-6161 -.LARGC F;J.11LYT See Urls large 5 BR, Fam Rm. 2 Ba. home. tin&: t'Ou.J!GE PARK BEAUTY New Jiiting! Shake roof, hwd. Ooors, 3 BR, Qin, Rm ., 2 ba., F.P-. • clean thru-«1t. Near O.C. College or sbo~ ping. $35,450 • Vr'Ofl't lutl IU'ea In kitchen. Excelle'nt area • only $36,500 -V.A. or r HA tmm. LOVELY HOME • II ACRE Zoned for hones • or add 5 more units, Well built 3 BB., 2 ba. honle. Rlductd $6,050 • now only $49,950. Hurry on Otis! ONLY 124,950 • Opportunity knocb but once\ Nice 3 BR. bOme • CM ... -111'1" exllt. V.A. loon. ·Payme,nt.t '201/mo. lnc. taxt• & r.r. Ca.It now. TARIEU, Realton 2955 Harbor Blvd. • Co1t1 Ml• 5*-1720 HUGE YARD ASSUMABLE 6°/o LOAN Need space? Incredibly lll"l'e yard! Add to the above: a \'ery neat and c l ea n -4 bedroom home situated on a quiet euk!e-eac In a love· ly neighborhood. Available for poue111lon In Ja·nuary 1974 and Priced to 11111 quickly 11t $37,500. Netd more Info? Pleue phone 546-2313 but better hurry! . OPEN fll. G • lr'S Fl.IN 70 BE NICI/ u. . ,;":;:'f THE REAL I ''·~b·~ ESTllTERS ..... FatitGStic: Four VA NO DOWN Bn<E to bead! ar v.·alk from this sharp 4 bedroom, 2 batl1 home. Co\'ered patio, t'On1 pletely bl.tn ktt.chen, v.·llll to v.·all ll\hq carpetln& etc. Quick Pmiie!!Mn. Only 139.!"5. co: Ts ' WALLACE REALTORS -..J514'tli-'44141- (0pon E""lnp) BIG-oOGI This 3 bedroom ti>me neeth lo~ of help! lncated In COiiege Pru1<. A den for r Dad. 2 fireplaces, washer and dryer, bar atoolt are included. Out of state owner • u.~. v.·111 consider any reasonable oUer. Call Red Carpet, Realtocs 54&-8640 or -MOVE INTO MESA VERDE FOR $1,BSO Sl,850 down will put you into a very desirable ltlesa Verde area. Stlltely trees, quiet neighborhood. J bedroom.I that \\1>n't cramp • famlly roon1 ott cuisine Cflller kit· chen. Fireplace. Intercom. Larae patio. Squeaky clean • vacant • move ln! Ca 11 546-2313. . ' Ol'fN rtL ' • rr't Fl.JN 70 IE NICE/ t [11161'11•1 ;r THREE BEDROOM-: $26,0GO Can't beat thlll excellent value In new, fut (l"0'1"1ng betl.utlful area. Leu lhan 2 yn. old and has 2 batha, 1 dauble gara~. b ui lt -I n ,: kitchen and upgra<led v;/w carpetlr\i and d r a p e s . Veterani, No [)ov..11, otheni need $1,300 down. 61fr7711 -Open eves. WaJ.~~.tJ..lea LOVE AL.FIRST SIGH1' " Briter than rwwl Th I 1 -J apadou1 3 bedroom. homfl la.in nl\llel condUlon. Dou· ble brick tlroeplace and a tanna1 dlning room . With pule 11 k e la.ndacaplng. t.ocated I n good neighborhood. Only $38,IXIO. Call Red Carpet. Reallon 546-MOor64MOI). IEST IARGAIN l IN CORONA ' DEL MAR j Lowat prittd 3 bldroori1 ~ home In Corm& dtl Mir, > ire•t lcoaUon on tee land, • 2 ftnplaces. nk>! yat<I, ·l ~ poufbUJtfes for -' c:\l ~ Ind only 1!8.950.!ll. °""~, .. m·-· Jr [-;;;;:-~ Tllr RIAL . "..r,, "' J i:s ·1 A fl: RS ' ~ firtploc•. Dining rm. MAKE "FFER tit Oover O.f'" 141•11H BEACH ENGLISH -Huge \ • REAL ESTATE SALES* kl!Chtn bullt In,. r~orced itl r · v llU MlcAr1hw 144•1200 2 rtol')' EnglJsh on nclulive R'rol-ot parL...tlme -._d}i, hen.I. Shake roof. !prinklers. Newport Htllht• pool home atrttt. 5 -lo Oen. lncfudet yOUr lnoorne .. ID "N. How • Jdrnl for the hu'JCC family! 3 Br, 2 Ba, fsmlly room. Newporl IMcft, Clllfoml1 ntlS GU~. t..arae pa.rk~llke I dof!1 90/10 IOdndf ~. R4Tbl r,HfilMI, --In 1 2161 Son Jooqoln Hiiis Rd., N.B. C'llt >46-17:1! gn> .m. 11,..,ptace. AlkingJ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~IJ"""""';~•~$.19~,500'.'.'.:_. ~A~O:T . 'j O>nlldenUolly Coll ~ •-•'!'..= TAR BILL, RH,loro 14S.IXIO. Coll R••fl01'_1_ 145--0303 . J."·..:c.re,=:c..:.ru:::":.;· __ 6411=-"7110.4" .... °'=m~l>'}!Y~~· R .... '°-°' ..... ~· --=I , ( • - -- Gener•I ' EXECUTIVE ESTATE Entertain· in huge upstairs game room with deck overloo~lng Los Coyotes Country Club. Over 7000 sq. Ct. of living space Includes large bedroom complex. $285,000. "AN EASY CHOICE" A charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath view home located close to all you need. Walk or bike to schools, shopping & recreation. Owners are anxious to~ 1nake a· quick sale. OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5 669 Vista Bonito (In tho Bluffs) $55,500 "HELPI HELP!" Owner desperate-3 bedrooms + den & S baths-wet bar, many features. Call fast. $62,900. ' . PRICE REDUCED $10,000 Owner must sell. 2 bedroom. 2 bath custom home. AAA condition. Call now. $84,000. CAMEO HIGHLANDS Newly recarpeted & painted. 3 b edroom-2 bath home -fireplace, new d ishwasher - 0-Wner mUst sell. '69;900. BEAUTIFUL SPANISH Executive Lido Isle 58' lot. 3.bedroom, den, 2 fireplaces. Vacant. Will lease option. GRUBB & · ELLIS CO. -· - REALTORS 675-7080 r-l;nJa Jj/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT .HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Linda Isle Waterfront Cu stom 4-bdrm., 4V2 bath home on lagoon. Full>; equipped island kitchen, waterfront family roo1n, billiard room ...•.... $250,000 For Compl•1e Information ' On All Homts & Lots, Pleo .. Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suitt 1, N.B. 675-6161 FINEST . GREENBELT THE BLUFFS-EARLY AREA BONITA PLAN , CUSTOM DESIGNED & ENLARGED. 2 BDRM. & DEN . SINGLE STORY END UNIT ON ADULT CUL DE . ' SAC. The very best "major greenbelt" frontage home in absolutely e legant condition-truly ''custom home'' amenities. Incomparable at $76,500. Shown with pride by EASTBLUFF REAL TY 644-1133 2414 Vista Del Oro, Newport Beach Gener ii - Genera OOR 25TH YEAR ~ring S.Orvlco Only Exp11rJenc1 C1n Provide BIG CANYON Very lovely, lge. home on substantial site ·(120xll5). 5 sarms., lge. family rm., formal dining rm., 3 car garage & 3 !rplcs. Except· ional landscaping. $147,500 SOUTH OF HIGHWAY Newly painted & carpeted 2 bdrm., 2 bath, split level home, close to beach. Immed. occu· pancy avail. $69,500 W ith exceptional financ- ing. HORSES, ANYONE? Approx:. lf..i acre in horse country, with bay view. Try 10% Down & excellent terms. $39,500 ,LEASE CALL 675-3000 • It BAY .~.~·~-~~.~, .. ~.~~ LTY ,., Gener1 NOW OPEff . ***+**** ... VILLA GRANADA 835 AMIGOS WAY Ea1tbluff Terr•c1 r , '4 BR. TOWNHOMES $54,500 .Saturday, January S, iq74 DAILY PILOT ' Coron• d•I Mir Huntington B••ch _... rv1ne 19un• .Beach ~0;;;.P;..E;;:N;;..H;.;;;:,..0_,,U_SE-I $30,500 WINTER WARMTH ~7E~J:~~t'tiNal1v4 1'he Qrlai:UwJ liarbor Vte_v.: .Et1joy lhll ftrtpta._-e, eat a :r Bdnnit, 2 bltths of ranch HllJ1 i1Jhe ~a of cr11cioU11':-t----Un...nnwu litany bowl ot 11tew~ In u1e country ChaJTq. OeJc; nrs., Mmes Nlna on ttle hllls nu uunn f~ily nn. & watch the beam 'cell's., br\,ck tile .tr above Harbor View School. 11..Lr1un1 J'reenery arow. All hand carved • wOod or u Many still cori.alder this thfr Where can you find 4 this In the comfort of a <1wlltty that ts rare today! fin('st combination ot vlew 1pa_cloi..la · br'a at this price? lovely 3 bdrm .. 2 bath homt Ocean view; c bu r m I n r property a11d 3 g Qod central 'Recently re..deco1·atcd \\•ltn In the Tw·tlenx:k area. country kitchen & terrace. location. This immaculate 11uw 11bag, GI tcmlll ~ seller $59,500 Jnclud~s U1e land. $.139,51'.X> I hon1~ baJ ~('rythlng! A \\'Ill 111lY .. vsls! Don't ...,·alt! CALL 552-7500 OCEANFRONT tiurprislng Ocxible floor plun Phone ft97--0321 i\ sct"iuded oceanfront ~state 11.llO\.\'hllC lhe hon1e to be VISION on the' very 11p·ot historic: either a 2, 3, 4 or S bod1'001n Oi_lna t>olnt. 3 B d r 01 , home. La.1-ge pool siw yard & l • d h'll SrnUlish honic on 3 Jot!I, Mod I 0 D ·1 nnd a grand vtew Of lhe Walker ee ,. • • pen 11 y lla r b 0 r Ar ea . l 0 3 3 re I thteclly over the crashina; ViC\V orienlcd, gw•dcn t.'Om· Goldenrod. 1_5 p.in. SalUt ... ;;;;; ..... ·~· .. ·~· ~'ii"ii'ii'ii' ... ..::~ 11urf. Jl.ti.nult•s 10 the ~ n1unity \\'ith all de lu xe day. CallS75-72'l5 --RF;ALTY REALTORS J'l,ta.rinu.. $273,000 u.ppCa. :faro.Uy filz.ed, close Open Saturday Univ. Pa1·k Center, h'Vine MON, BAY TERR. to all conveniences. Db-ec· 1,.!!!!~!!!!~!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!'15 Bdi;ns. & a den in one Uon11: Ea&tbluff Rd. to ~tar N d I p l .I C f I La •' be t ear new up £:X, ,. nc ous Comfy, ozy o t 1e guna are ... s s Vista, left on Dorningo lo 2 & 3 bednn units with neighborhoods, Open beam AmigllS Way, Offered separate 2 clU' garages. Condo cell's., Jge. yard, great fir. 1111-ough, cedar shake 1'0Q£. fenced , . plan fo1· a fan1lly. Ocean EASTBLUFF back yard, near new Civic \Valnut Square Condo~n"~1pe,~ view. Walk to shopping & REAL TY 644-7493 Center and 131.>aches. Try upgraded, 2 BR & d A restaurants. $120,000 C RM VA. $53,900. South of Adant~ l\lod~L Beller than neiv, MONARCH BAY HA ...... "'""' of Hunu·,1gton 31' 11uahty carpels, shu!H_·1·s ·r~ 4 bd + d ..,,.....,...., -• 1 thru1>u1.Supcrlocation. i\ uruq1;1e rnl. en CONVENIENCE PorUnnd. ~l 000 645-ll400 + f'1mly rm. home of many 962-2456 ' · · tc,.ui·es. Built ••~und a ~HARACTER " ru pool. Thi• warm con· · h 2601 L' hth · L I' \' E JLard & Co 1cmpornry, built by an Are all combined 111 t ts cozy 19 ouse n. • • Km ' • architect for his own honw, 4 bedroom home. You'll love Top of the line view home. MmL r-e......... · · hi h I th' · J 00"3 Adams at 'lagnoli'a,, 1 =~:;;:;:;=;:;:=.;::;;::=~ I has an ocean view 1n t s the \vannt o s supel' Like n,ew, Largest singe °""*' B •• nrivate oceanfront com· clean & cared for hon1e. storv Broadn1oor It. 4 BR, 1-1 UNIV. PARK •· t''IC n.::n \ ·" •"!"~~!!!!!!·!!!!· !!!!~!!!!'!'I inuni1y. $158,500. Priced at only _.,,.,,,,,,, t FR, wet bar, formal dining. p I F'ordhaiu inodel \V/\•ie\\', also has an attractive VA ea:.y-care ya.rd. SllO\Vll by 2 Bdrm. + 00 Park exp )'<l quiet pl'ivacy. loan which can be assumed @PPt. anyti1ne. by an"one. Take advantage * * * * * * $24 495 Plush, lnunac. YOU ~JUST " 1 SEE Tl-llS -:1 Br. 21~ Ua, -call now. 841-6010. 50l HAZEL 2 Bclnn condo., desirable super buy. OPEN &it & ,.._., OPENT/1. 9 •IT'S FUN 70.BE NICE!-OP_EN SUNDAL~~ ioond-lrvel-floor-plan, l'~ Sun 12·6. (.'ul ver/!\1ichelson· ._..,. _ _.,,_,__ *~-aalblia lay-Properties-* ___ ! i 5 BR custont honie \\o/vic\v. years ne1.v, Freshly Painted Se ton. 4398 Satiih1.·ood \\lay. llOSN.CoastHwy.,Loguna Ne1\· avail L n1 Ille d · 1vith 1astefully paneled and 552·9.l=l6, Assu1nable 6.6•:t 494-1177 LIDO SANDS ~ Buy, f:.,tase, Option , $125,000. mirrored Jiving roon1, plush loan at S26.i 1----------De~uxe condition. 3 Best Newport Hts. loc. , t1' "''allpapered dining area, BEAUTIFULLY HI~ I d c upancy 3 shaf:: carpets . & 1:ustom , LANDSCAPED B.R., 2 ·ba. $57,500. mme. oc . 1 --"B~Y="~O~W="'N::E:::R~-drapes, oversized pan~'Y Turtlcrock,3Bll.2baho1ne, ON BR, lg , den, form. ~a. near schools'. walking iv/Fam rm, flo\\'ered HI BAY AVE. din rm., frplc. $45,500 . CORONA DEL MAR Corona ·del Mar d1stunce to .Hu _n t 1n gt on auiuin. paneled orfice in Stands this sparkl ing con-- R-2 Lot 30x90. 67~7060. ~7491. 2800 Ocean Blvd Duplex C~ntet', s."''.1mn1u:g pool ~and garuge, full sprinklers, Jo1.i' tempOrary-styl~ h.o me · BALBOA ISLAND many paik aieas. F~R n1aintenance, Park!i & Detailed exterior of .... 'OOd, EN SAT /SUN. 1-5 216 Ruby I Price Reduction SALE BY O\\'NER. Asking pools nearby. By 011'ne1-. stucco, ALL BLENDED ON THE ISLAND G SLER only S24,495 call today $59900. 833·8912. TOGETHER IN FAMED 1811 I BACK BAY-1 ACRE If you are even vaguely in· S.17·3095. ' LAGUNA RIVIERA SET· Beautifully appointed On the golf course. 3 2 Houses I terested in an exceptionally BEAUTfFUL, new Broad· TING. LOCA'fED ON DOU· duplex. 0Wner's unit BR. 3 ha , home w/ 2032., S W C 1vell designed 3 BR 2 BA, A MUST SEE nJOOr Turlle1~k .ho 01 ~ BLE LOT, WITH-A SCENIC 5 BR. Call to see! pool. 3 Car gar. $79,500 " • ' ypress ground floo1· ownc1'S unit "'i.O BELIEVE ~cross from Un1ve:-01ty 111, VJE\V OF rnE OCEAN. ~880() Santa Ana Htights with a $200/mo garage apt. 1' 3 _BR. 2 bas. + Jo an1 rn1, Unique 2 bdrni. floor plan, 673--7420. 5 Includes all shetland hol'SCS in an excellent corner lo-ONLY $26,500 $56,990. 01\·nr 833-?.62'2 or setviced by 1 ~ baths. m & farm animals. Chain cation near a pal'k, YOU Huge corner lot i\•ith 20x2o &14-8018 Spacious, n10dei'Tlistic liv. REALTORS length fenced. CAN'T AFFORD TO 0\7ER· niaster bednn, large enclos· TUR.TLE ROC!\. Plan 3. N.e\\' rm., has \VOOD PANELED 4 Local Offices to Serve You Do not disturb tenants LOOK THIS PROPERTY! eel patio, plus much, inuch 3 bdrn1., farnily rn1., dlmng \VALL.5, ULTRA CON- Call 546-2332: Reduced to $84,500 more On1y Sl400 down. 1m., 2\; baths, frplc., shake TEMPORARY S\VEDISH OPEN HOUSE SA'I' & SUN ·l TO 5 1871 PORT MARGATE In an ideal greenbelt close-to-pool location, J BR, formal dining, family room JX>me ,with la v i s h I y developed fl'ont and rear yards. f'or a treat, instead of a treatment, drop by -ONLY $11,500 fee &14-1211 /Jn NIGEL GAILEY Ii. ASSIJCIATES 644-7211 1, ' · · roof. Xlnt location. $56,990 'FIREPLACE W/BLACK DAVID D. CARLSON TUBULAR STACK. Load< REAL TOR 833-9293 of glass opens to lge, sun 5 + DEN I Career minded sa.tesn1en and t6~·4471 ( .... J 546-8l03 deck W/A VIEW OF THE saleswomen lo sell Orange • ..!...:....__.: '""· UNIV. PARK TNHOUSE OCEAN. $25, 950 Counll:' property. • • -----Jnunac 2300 sq ft, 3 Bdrm, Step.sa\ler kitchen has RAMBLING RANCH n"tled MANAGEMENT I C i Ba, b;g extra room, for BlLT-lN RANGE & near sandy beach. 5 FUTURE j Newly painted duplex. Each Beach ottage \1•ork or play. $56,00J. ONR· OVEN GAIIB. DISP., Bedrooms, step down den. I '2 br, 1 ba , frplc. Open Cute 2 bedroom home. \Valk Realtor 83.1-8668. ETC. 'This custon1 built Formal dining. Party room. Experience not necessary. house Sun 1·~-721 Fernleaf. to pier and surf. Paved Laguna Beach hon1e has rich 1v·1 w Real country kitchen. Large Good attitude is. Send 675-3266. Asking $72.500_._ drive. 2 Car gal'age with carpeting & drapes gi-ounds. Entertainers patio. resume to: Retail Depart· 3 BDRM. 2 BA + l Bdt111 \\'orkshop. Covered patio, LAUNDRY .. , • thru--0ut. It's in1n1aculate & BETTER HURRY! Call n1ent, P. 0. Box 4571, Ana· income unit above garage. bltn BBQ. °"1•ner anxious. . . . & Dt'Y CI e nn in g neat as a pin. \Ve have Bkr. 6-:15--0303. heim 92803. $81,000. Owner,420 Fernleaf, Reduced to $31,500: __ , Se1'Vicr>. Ideal for couple. On it "PRICED ·To SELL" $1,250 G'rr>-1840 • COATS busy Coast HIV)'. Xlnt for only .... 'I• ACRE c t M C & 1.ium! $8,000. $46,500 FULL PRICE Buys IT I OS a, esa WALLA~E 3 BDRJ\1S. -2 BATHS HURRY ON THIS ONE! si.250 TOTAL DOI.;,! Ne"· fC~~~:gJML~"c:~~E •IESA VERDE W ~ F•"Pk.. cedwond & glass: MISSION REAL TY . S k 1250. Do\vn for any GL \Ve 1 . REAL TORS \\·atch the \\·aves~ splashing 985 So. Cost Hwy., Laguna paint inside and out. par · $24 950 962-4454 lh k $S2 500 1e lone ceilings. Shag car· ' ' pay all other closing costs. 1 on e roe s. · · Phone (714) 494-0731 I ,.. __ This is the barg-.t.in of the 333-1 Wyoining Circle, O"''n PRIVATE SETIING BEACH GIANT NEEDED pets. l\1irrored waJ s. ....,,,. • The hO eed k ,..~ I J ti · I mi 2 bd ''e nience kitchen \vith lots year . use n s y,•01·. Sun 1-4:30. 1970 Sq. fL 2 SUPER BUY!! ~ us c iar "'? rm., MINI ESTA' TE HIGH ON but is li vable. liuge well Years old, 3 bdrm .. pool, Beauli'ful , BR, 3 full ba•. 2 ha~h ho1ne \\'llh plaf!ked • of ca binet space. Huge en· I I"" I · --·" f ' [I d closed patio wilh carpeting. oca '='-' ot, 18 GUJicu or atriu1n, [orrnal dining nn. exciting Game rm or formal t-. 111 ~n, 0<;ean vi~...,., A garden paradise, just ~00 A HILL O\\•ner will help .Jinance. 4 units fantaslic value. Sub· huge patio, elecgar. $41,990. Liv im \V/stone irplc, loads 2-s101'Y dmlng area .~Ith yards (rom the crashing OCEAN VIEW Only $24,500. Call no1v! n1it oiler. Won't las!. Call t Costa Mesa Realty of up-grading, Lge 24 x bookshelves to t_he ce11Jng. surf! Plenty !'f ocean view 963-6767. Red Carpet, R ca 1 tors s· 1958 * 548-7711 22 Den w/cathedral ceiling 2 Frplcs. R~v.·~ decks & a swimnung pool, too! $29 50011 645-8080 or 546-8640. ince & custom !rplc'.(Beaut. hld ~ gal'den patio .. \Vil.I trade Complete privacy, and the 5 BEDROOMS • •• OPENTIL9• rT'SFUN10BENICEI M ESA VERDE GEM AFTER 6 P.1\1. Call 557-4617 pool w/jacuzzi. all nev.· in ffeach area _for tixer.u~ 2 bdrm. floor plan takes MESA VERDE l\1agnificent home on private Freshly painted.new carpets, ASSUME VA LOAN bit-ins, Lge kitchen & l<~am per house or units. $65,000. inaxin1um advantage of cul-de-sac street. Parklike 4 18l'gC bedrooms, 2 baths. Prestigious College Park, rm, new w-\v shag & Nf'.W ENGLAND view & grounds. A mult: $29,750 IT'S TRUE! 5 bedroom .bur- gain ·FULL PRICE $29,750! Great beach town location • bike to ocean. Giant Jiving 'I room. 1''anlily dining plus breakfast bar. Full-size-0 bedrooms PLUS detached mother-in-law s u i I e ! ESTATE surroundings \\-lth view of O\vner transfen'E'!d ·back fam rm. 3 BR, 2 BA, extras, custom drps, 3300 sq ft. ·be" · dln ~gu~_a. Lge., see! $110;000. the Pacific Ot<t>an. family Ea.St. No reasonable oUer ne\~1 pa.int. L s e fop ti on custom landscaped, 8 Blks ~e CC•· iv. r •n ·. ~ On a large irregular shaped bedrooms. Cozy lcitchen.1 :=:=;=;:~;=~~==~ I f .~ 1,2 ,~ Call R--> l'VW.<:ible. Asking 0 n 1 y to the beach. Priced for v.·~br1ck floor. Lge. used · I lot in a sharp "pride-of. Covered patio. You 1";11 be l'E'! U"""--u· " ·"""· o:u $34.'900. Oivnr/Agt. 557....@33 quick sale, $59,995. A.lust brick. lrpl~.. a forever Oi-fY' ff ownership" 10\v traffic fan1· SHOCKED for only $29,500 MUST SELL Carpet, Realtors, 645-8080 or 646-8811 sell. By O\\'OCt' 963-3104. coastline vie...,·. 2 Bdrms., S4'1~ lly neighborhood, a beauti· ...,·ith low rm.·n pay1nent. OR EXCHANGE or 546-8640. ' den can be used as fonual REAL ESTATE fully rnamtruned 3 BR ""l'l'Y call 842-25.15. FABULOUS COLORADO Hones or Apts? NEWPORT RIVIERA $37,500 d;nmg rm. $69,700. ''Pacesetter'' home V>ith OPENTILil. IT'S FUN 10 BE NICE/ ROCKIES. EIGHT PRil\1E 4 BR, 2'12 bnth, 1800 sq. ft. NEARLY w' "'g fami·ly SHIELDS (ll·n,·ng a-n. add-·' 14 x ·~ RE0 Jo"-"TIAL " ACRE Small but livable. 2 Br house G 1 u· I la il 'U" ne · o.i 1..100 Glenneyre St. 49-:1-9473 549--0315 --___D:IB_RE'S fl10RE -"'a t e r , 110ftener • camper & trailer parking. 'n ft. pntio. Just $1,500 dO\\'n • 95',~ loan. Hurry • 963-6767, " = '" • ~ ~ =~ "' rea recrea ona c I es room W/" .... ckling stone REAL ESTATE • l·n·ulated fami'ly room m .. n.. ~!TES IDJACENT ro with horse corral on ia'""'e --·• t I a e 1·1 1·es -· A~te childrens play 'y";;d 11 t1ULTI M"1LL10N -S BACA R-4 lot. Can hold 12 unit's. curu· soc a m n · fireplace & riianue. French Colonial 4 Bedroom and large patio PLUS lots ot GRANO E RESORT . Great investment. Only $3S,OOO. 8364206 531'5800· kitchen al 1 de<..-orated in! 3J8 Thalia 494-809.1 Beautlful1y decoraled home extra space for a pool, boat . HEART OF SCEN I C $36,900. Call Re a I tor, Village Real Estate. "Sunshine" ~Jors +. a big VIEW HOME -POOL, 2 \.,.ith full dining rm. Big storage or \Vhatever. ':::=======:'.:! SANGRE de CRISTO MTS.\ii645'6i;i;ii;i4;i;6.iiiiii0iii0iii0iii0iii0ii [MESA Verde, .3BR, 2BA, pantry! Private __ hv rm Br., den, 2 ba., frplc., family room. Fireplace. 3 On1y $46,950 -WILL \VHO.LESALE AT model home, new crpting, wfcathedral ceilings. 4 beams· Italian tile Ors. & baths. Kllchen has every· CALL 644-7211 JUST WAITING $32,000 FREE & CLEAR * 4 Bedroom home {hUge t drps, !'Heh Door, paint, family sized bdrm'~· Plush w/w 'cpts~ View decks, thing. Oversized patio with OPEN Tll 9 • tr'S FVN ro BE NICE r I ~ ' ' ·. ~ MOBILE HOME FOR SALE: SILVERCREST MOBILE HOME ar x 53' 2 BD 2 BA, caJ"p., draped, blt·lns., rcrrlg., washer & elec. dryer, wired for 220 air cond.. kitch. clock, stol'age shed, land· scaped patio. Three yrs. old • like nu. Located in new adult pk. away from noisy St. One-ha1f bl. !ro111 club-- house. $15,995. Call EVES. 213-694--4690. CAN BE SEEN AT: CRESTMONT ESTATES, 1051 Site Dr., Brea. Central Ave:--across-from -Brea- Comm . Hosp.l Lot #46. CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR. for showing. EXEC. TRANS. CHARMING 2 bdm1. den, 2 baths; blt~in elec. kitch., newly decor. & ready to move into! Corner lot on quiet cul de sac. $66,900 . . Call: 673-3663 ~715 Eve!. associated BRO~FRS -REALTORS ~~;-, w 11. .. 1,.,,, 1:.:1 \bl1 ill------ITT TH E HEJi [ STil !E_ll_S_. f /.Jn NI GEL GAILEY & ASSLICIATES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" I FOURPLEX $82,500 Deluxe unlts with O\\'tler's 3 Beclroon1, 2 bath home + 3 rentals, 2 bedrm each. PRlDE OF OtVNERSHlP, DELUXE HO.l\1E and ffi. C0fl.1E all In one package. &>e your accowitant on this tax saver. Buy now for full yefll' benefit. 2211~11. ~:;ati'i $750 DOWN BEACH 4 BEDROOMS This beaut. 4 bdrm. & family FOR LOCAL RE AL master BR) + family room landscping, lmmac, b Y carpet thl'U--Out this \'ery secluded lanai + 1 ooo sq. BBQ. Professionally 1and- rm. In l\1esa Verde, just ESTATE EQUITY OR + den, 3 baths, many ex· owner, Open House Sun, call uniq~e floor pla:i. Terms ft. lower Jeve! for e'asy ex· scaped. $59,950. Seeing is v.'Qiting for you to take a J\lORTGAGES. OWNER. tras. Quiet street $55,750. for appt, 97~ to swt. Bkr. 962-5511. pansion. Far below replace· loving? Call 494-8003. look al. Xlnt cond., v;ith 645--1800; eve. 6'5-1M7. Roy McC•rdle Realtor OCEAN VIEW PARK n1ent costs, $72,500. 10% TARBELL, Rtiltors . carp., bit-ins, frp!c., F.A. 1810 Newport Blvd. c.M. $46.950. 4 BR, 3 BA, modern DOLL HOUSE Down or trade for smaller lW S. Coast Hwy., L.B. heat + screened lanai. USE YOUR YA AGAIN 548-7129 ' 2 yr old Buccola home, love· E•. Ira 1 ...... e cul-desac lot. close-in house or condo. BY o~r: 2BR S. Laguna Priced to sell, too! ly park Cul-de-sac & corner ·' ""'-'6 • CONDO lot. 1853 Parkvista 642-1000 Sharp crpts, drps, elect. OLD LAGUNA area woodsy home, big lot, pnvacy, VETERANS -loans now BALBOA PENINSULA bltins. Only $2'1,000. 2 bdl11l., 2 ba., rrf,1c., Jge. W/W vie\\", blk to beach Out of tO\\'TI owners ...,·ant avail up to $125,000. Even BEACH HOl\1E l\.1ESA VERDE NORTH 4 dining rm., sunken liv. rm.. $55,000 no brokers 4•3606 un offer on their beaut. con· Drive By BR 2 Ba fam rm & sep I' do in Irvine. 2 Bdrms .. 1 y;touryouVAhaveentit~~~~t uys~ l"n 44th St, Newport Bch din' rm, 'prof .. landscaped: Catalina Is. vNiew; e.~~u7;500site Laguna Hiiis ba'' nice sulTOUlldings. Mid· ,,., · · I , "' w/w carpet. e\\·er. ~ • ·l--"'"--------1 may be eligible for an ad· Do not disturb occupant art atriuni, prin. on Y· 6~4471 ( :=:.-J 546:.8103 3 BR, 2 BA. condo. Duplex die S20's. ditional loan Without rein· 2 Br, R·II, $47,500 $48,900. Phone ss7-zns. BEACHSIDE . cottage; . 2 model. Near pool. Assum· DUPLEX statement or do\vn pymt. By Owner (213) 4-17~ D_ana Point --~------ --bdrms., lge. view deck, din. able 71h% loan . $27.900. One of the best buys in Herbert Hawkins Realtors RB~a~lbo~aC,!P~e~n~in'!'''!u~l~a __ .:_ /;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~;;:;~; SACRIFICE rm., stone frplc., 3 car Capri Realty 644-7525. Corona de! Mar. Spcious 3 839-lGOO or 963·5681 : VACANT . Near Central parking. ~urnished. $60,000 L N' I 'bdim + brand new 2 bdrm. Rendexvous Condo OCEAN HARBOR Park. Fan1ily size living -Or submit. _ aguna igue Owner anxious? EAL TY . COUNTRY LIVING Rare opportunity to live on . VIEW roon1 \vilh brick fireplace. 494-755l NEW 4 br 21h ba :FR North 7=rAN R 675--6459 I1np1"essive, custom built 4 the oceanfront for Jess than ZlllJ sq ft_ 4 BR. SS6.900 Step.saver kitchen coiner IOOO N. Coast Hwy., Laguna View. 21cio• split '1v1. $55,950. 6 BR, 3 BA. Everything one Sl00,000. 2 Bedrm unit on 2400 sq ft _ 4 BR, $79,900 lot for privacy. Move·in con-493-5191/542-6135. 'lvould want for comfortable top floor. Sensational view. 2800 sq ft _ 6 BR, $79,900 dition! ! $42,500. Call living from solid mahogany Security bldg. Subterranean 2800 sq ft_ 6 BR, $100,000 The Real Estate Fair double door entry to sunken garage. Elevator. Call Hazel 15,000 sq ft lot $25,000 536-2551 839-6133 roman tub in 'luxurious Jones, 61J..8110, Heritage Bkr. (714) 675-7414 master bedroom suite. Call l _RJ!:e~al~t~ogn;~54~1J.~11~5!_:!.;;. =.--1 •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,. today to see these 3 brand BEACH HOUSE new homes,---Phone -547-6934. -- VISION REAL TY BALBOA * LANDMARK * 2 BR, 60' FR lot, nr bay & NijYC. Open IO-J Sat. A 1 & 2·sty. commerc. bldg. 329 't:.indo. $45,000. 642-3200. in·The Cannery Village area. $175,000. LIDO REALTY l I -\,. I .. 1 ' ll *673-7300 * VACANT. 4 BR., fam, ml., lge. kit. 2·Sty. $87,500 Marshall Realty 6-rr>-4600 Baycrnt , Fountain Valley 5 BEDROOMS GREEN BROOK ' ' " . Lido Isle '"LIDO • REALTY -l 1-7 I,, I ,.j. '\ !! *673-7300 * t I .~ . • • ,.• DIRECTORY ICHp ttih hH4y 4HM..,., with Y•• tt.ls w.-ffcl • fO• t• ................. All tfle JM_... ll1te<I Ml .. .,. de- Kr11M4 I•,,..._ fttell by Mve11k11111 ek•wMre in tod111y'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Pettffi •111.wl .. e,e. ••"'" f., 1ele er t9 Nltt eN ~ te lkt ... Jllfor-tioll I._ tlllt ffllllM eec• P1l4.y, S...r4ey 11114 Sndey. HOUSES FOR SALE *2326 Tustin (Back Bay) Newport Beach 645-6500 $66.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOMS 2595 Crestvie\v (Bayshores) NB 644-1766 $58,500 (Sun 2-5J 5l8 Larkspur, Coro na del Mar · 642·8235 1Snt & Sun 1·51 213 Fernleaf, Corona de! ~Iar 645-6500 8108.500 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 221 Collins. Balboa Island 645-6500 $58,500 (Sat & Sun l-5) 343 Santa Ana Ave ., Ne,vport Beach 646-0555 $48,500 (Sat & Sun l-5) 2 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 112 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $94,500 !Sat & Sun l-5) 492 16th Place (Newport Heights) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun l -4:30) 1224 Essex Ln. IWestcliU) NB 642-8235 $64.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 245 Evening Ca nyon (Shoreclif!s) CdM 673-6510 • (Sun 1-5) 1984 Del ~1ar, l.aguna Beach 675-7225 $46,500 (Sat 1·5) 543 San ta Ana Ave., Newport Beach 646-0555 $44 ,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BR. & GUEST 312 Poppy Ave .. Corona cl,.el Mai: 673-8550 $75,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 3 BEDROOMS 426 Vista Suerte (North Bluffs) NB 644-1766 $55 ,927 · (Sun 1-5) 133 Shoreclifls Rd (Shoreclilfs) CdM 644-1766 $125,000 (S un l-5) 2030 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) NB 644-1766 189,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 308 Lu gonia (Newport Shores) NB 548-1290 $45,900 (Sun 1-5) 2006 Vista Caudal (The Bluffs) NB 675-3535 $79,500 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 1717 Irvine Ave .. Ne\vport Beach 642-5 200 $64,500 (Sun 1-5) 133 Via Waziers (Lido Isle) NB 640-8146 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 2701 Vista Umbrosa (The Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $78,500 (Sat & Sun l-5) 328 Lugonia, (Newport Shores) NB 673-6210 $46,500 (Sa t & Sun 12-5) 1130 Berkshire Lane, Newport Beach 642-3600 $64.000 !Sal & Sun 1-5) *l8ll Gisler !Mesa Verdel CM 55&-8800 $79,500 !Sat & Sun 1-5) (Sun 1·51 2716 Shell (Chi na Cove) CdM 642-8235 $133,000 **4423 West Coast Hwy., NB 675-7225 $79,000 (Sun 1-5) 10 Tribute Court._(Newport Crest) NB 675-7225 $84;150 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **2233 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach 642-4353 $162,500 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 292 Knox Place, Costa l\·Iesa 64().7171 I 304 Otero (Bluffs condo) NB 67 5-3000 (Sat 1-5) (Sun 1·5) 434 Dahlia, Corona de! !\-lar 675-3000 $64,500 (Sun 1-5) 400 Vista Puinla (Bluffs ) NB 644-7270 $74 ,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2811 Bavshore Dr .. Ne\vport Beach 646-771 I (Sat & Sun 12-5) 415 Santa Ana .!\.ve., Ne\vport Beach 646-7711 rsat & Sun 12-5) *1215 Pembroke rWeslcliff) l'Hl 645-6500 $63.000 (Sun 1-5 ) 3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2021 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 644-1766 $125,000 . (Sun 1-5) 3508 Surfview Lane (HVuHills) CdM 644-1766 $74,950 (Sat 1-5) 17571 Hi ckory Tree Ln. (University Pk.) Irvine, 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1000 Cliff Drive \C liff Haven) NB 642-5200 $63,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1!00 Sa ndpiper (H.V.Hills) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 1003 Bonnie Doane (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 1000 White Sails (H.V.Hills) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5 ) \Vind\vard & Irvine, Ne~1port Beach 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 326! Indiana (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1151 $36,900 (Sun 1-5) 20 14 AliS<l Ave ., Cosla Mesa 64&-7171 (S at & Sun 1-5) 17659 Los Alamos. Fountain Valley 968·6818 $49,750 (Sa t & Sun 10-5) 210 Via Ith aca, Lido Island 673-7379 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 27B4 Wax Wing Circle, (Mesa Verde) CM 545-9491 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 1982 Pt. Albans (llV. Homes) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1721 Port Ashley Pl.. Newport Beach 644-6'80 $67,500 (Sun 12-4) l 7 Carme l Bay Dr. (Spyglass) NB 644-6200 Sl37 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1812 l'ort Stirling (Harbor Vu Hms) CdM 644-4~10 S~4.950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1447 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 899,500 (Sa t & Sun 2-5) 1033 Goldenrod (Old Harbor Vu) CdM 675-7225 $86,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) l87t Port Marga te. Newport Beach 644-721 l !Sat & Sun 1-~) 2361 Noire Dame. Costa Mesa 546·2313 S34,9otl !Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOM 17532 Luther Ave , Irvine 675-7225 $50 .750 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2424 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs) NB 673-8550 $52,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1726 Ocean Blvd I Bal. Pen Point) Balboa 675-4060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *4521 Cortland (Cameo Highlands) CdM 67~ • .f76,506 a &,Sun 1-5 _ • • • 507 Rockford Place (Cameo Hllands) CdM 675-6000 $87,000 (Sun 1-5) * 19 Point Loma (Spyglass Hill) CdM 675-6000 $189.500 (Sun l-5) 1645 ~linorca, Costa Aitesa 54&-8640 $42, 400 (Sat 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1411 Keel (HVuHills) CdM 644-1766 $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2477! Winterwood (Lake Forest) El Toro 644-1766 $59,950 (S un 1-5) 3915 Sandune Lane, Corona del Mar 644-1682 (Sat 11-5) *2615 B-nya (Easlbluff) NB 644-0818 $73,000 (Sat & Sun l-5) 19242 Sierra Cadiz (Turtlerock) Irvine 833-6793 $85,500 (Sun l-4 ) 20012 Treasure Gircle, Huntington Beac.h 962-7771 $39,880 (Sat & Sun ll-5) 1742 Port Manleigh Cr (HV Homes) NB 644-6249 (Sun l-~) 512 DeAnza Dr, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 (Sat 1-5) **204 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $249,500 (Sun 1-5) 15 Point Sur (Spyglass Hill) CdM 675-7225 $121,500 (Sat 1-5) Windwa,rd & Irvine. Newport Beach 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 186 Shoreclill Rd (Shoreclilfs) CdM 642-8235 $229,500 (Daily 1-5) 1209 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $98,500 (Sat"& Sun 1-5) 1670 Pescador (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $120,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4607 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-6200 $165,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •5 Torrey Pines Ln (Big Canyon ) NB 640-17ll (Daily 10-5) 7 Twin Lakes Cir (Spyglass Hill) CdM 644-4916 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *3801 Inlet Isle (H.V. Hills) CdM 673-8550 (Sat & Sun l-51 15 Point Sur (Spyglass) ·c dM 644-7270 $121,500 (Sun 1-5) 5 BR. 24582 Overtake Dr. (Lake Forest) El Toro 644-1766 $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 5 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1337 Galaxy Dr (E>over Shores) NB . 644-'1910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1368 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores ) NB 642-8235 $375,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •8 Oakmont Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $345,000 (Sat & Sun 1·51 *1315 Santiago Drive, Newport Beach 645-7221 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 2053 Flamingo Dr, Costa Mesa 545-8424 $64.950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1506 Warwick Ln (Harbor Highlands) NB 54&-4141 $79,950 (Sun 1-5) 1823 Port Taggert (HV Homes) NB 675-7225 $85,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 6 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1607 Bayclilf Circle (Spyglass #l) CdM 675-7225 $129,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE l BEDROOM !061 Dover (Westclilf) NB 645-6500 $39,000 (S at & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOM 458 Orion (Superior & Dana) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 7 Rue Marseilles (Big Canyon) NB 644-1193 $108,500 (Sun 1-5) 416 Vista Roma (North Bluffs) NB 644-ll33 $49,500 (Sun 1-5) 61l Vista Bonita (The Bluffs) NB 675-5930 $65,000 (Sat & Sun l-5) 4 BEDROOM 4398 Satinwood Way, Irvine 552-9546 (Sat & Sun 12-6) 421 Vista Roma (North Bluffs) NB 644-!133 $56,9SO (Sun 1-5) 835 Amigos Way (Eastbl uff Terr) NB 644-7493 ~.500 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 6 BEDROOM 835 Amigos Wa y (Easthlu!l Terr) NB 644-7493 $66,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE l BR EACH UNIT 262 Wave St, Laguna Beach 644-7682 (Sun 12-4) 703-703'h Carnation, Corona del Mar 642·5200 $85,000 (Sun 1·5) l BR & FAM RM + l BR 300 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR & 1 BR 304 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 673-6510 $125,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 14 BR Sil ca·rnatlon, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $125,000 (Sun 1-5) 5 BR & 4 BR & FAM RM 618 Acacia, Corona del Mar -· 675-llOOO $134,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * PHI ** w ..... . w-....... ---~-~-- I OPEN +iOUSE Th1> be11t lt1l'!il! f"mily home tor ule In the 1 l~tl.lo.r Area loday at thia pr\ce! Ulvl.'ly t\\·o 1h11-y home \\' I t h ,irn1cioua fornutl d111l11g 1wm and an out1t"ndlng kllchen and uvnlly • r o o n1 ar- rangement. \Vrll l11lld11tt1.ped 101. cloac lo new elcmenlary l!fhnol, ~nbelUI and pooll!. -lee land. Nlkln~ $81,!WI. 1-5 lodR,Y. 182.1 Port Tug- gtort. Call 67s.ml. ~~!!::::::::::rco:~~~:r-~~-:-::i~!i!!!::~~~~~~~~~~-~-:_ I P rty rtg1ge1, 'i..nta Art• Commercl•I ncome ro~ Trutt Deed• 260 Property 151 TAX TIME BUY . j,;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;1 P•inl Bru1h S!M.cl•ls 2 BED 2 DATii $31,500 615 So. Euclid, Sanla Alia 2 BED 1 BAT!~ $23,9@9 5.'.l> So. Cunther'riSanta An<l 3 BED l'~ BA { $U .000 f!'.6 So. \\'ood, Sa:1tn Ana 3 BED 111 BAnl $2'1.200 26l8 \\lf:il BUlihRrd, Santit Ani.l l BED 2 BATll S+2S,000 2'.iOt Llngan Lane1 Santii Ano 4 BED 2 BATtl, $26;SOO 1410 \\'eil Canlde111 Santa Ana 3 BED 2 BATll 129.000 tm So. Dlan1ond. Santa Ana FOREIGN CAR Pl'eJl.'ttl lnteN!•I down. 1 UnitJ..-Nl-:\\1• Ut Use•" Ett.ll. PUT YOUR MONEY REPAIR CM. 1133-91B2. 6""141" TO WORK FOR YOUI Eatabli&OOd buline&s ol 12 6 UNITS In lo\lt'l,Y resKlental Zarn JO~i· l)t' nlOrt on \\'t'U· )'fl. s bay garaae, office, !lJ'C:lA on Balboa• Pi?nimuilr ..ecured 2nd Tnun IX-edt on atorage and lnven1ory. Idcol Pt. $1200 per ino Inc. Orange Cowlt)l ~a.I ~late. for ~·rter/wier or y,~IJ atll $138.CKXl. Owner. 548-96!)5, SIGNAL ~IORTGAGE CO. buSinl!Se 1tparn1e from land Mountain~ OeHrt 1714J W-0100 and buUdlrig. co 1n p I e 1 e _ _:R~t~•::ort:.:_ ____ 1;.;7.;.41,.,.eoo,,,..,c ,.•n.,•P;,,"',...o,.r,. .. ,.N,..B,. . ...,1 $'1:.3,200. Call C Q I w e I I ~. LAKE ARROWJlEAD LN.VESl'ORS v.•anted TO 1nl\kc Gre11t for year round llvlng 01• buy trw.:t det'ds. 638-5015 &: Clas<'-to lhf' vtll!'ge. 3 l'daje11lic ?t1ortgage Co. ...:-.._, yr old Buvarinn lityle 3 \ev~l Houies Furnished 300 4 Bf~O l!:i..llA'.\'!I l.1i, 1105 NO. Euonda, Santa:''iAn!::uct-'~ 3 HEO Ofo~t:I 2 BA'rH $33,000 home ""'Ith ·open bcnrn cc1l·1;.;;;.;:.:..:..:.;...;.=----1 l11g1 1hnH)UI. 3 bi' 2. 00 t General couiplctt•ly fl11lJJhed lluSt'-;:;;~;-.;. ______ I n1enl for playnn O 1· $110 _ Utll J>d, Bach w/ \\·orkshQ!l. l.n<lry f 3 C · gnrRge & pool. C1;11'Ul111 d(•I --':====:=;;;;;,t__I $36,500. 1213) ~51-3898 11fter Mar. u Jln1 or anytln1e \l'(!t'kenlh1. $165 • UHi Pd. Cht1rn1lng J 518 We11t Jonquil, Santu AM All Offtrtd VA Terms moo21 NEWPORT BEACH Real Est"ate Br \Vood'11 Cove, ~una . ND N ING Pl'l1ne Bayfront Site E hange· 182 $185 • l + Dtn, t~lc. GRA OtlE W lk & l For boll.I repuir '"' 5t1le11 xc C1u·~ge. J blk oc-eu n Balboa NewporJ Bay Towers 8 er 88 Bill Grundy Rlt1·. 675-6161 EXOIANGE $35 000 !Clear\ Pl'n1n . l & '.? BEDROOi\I =;:::::o=::'::'::"::'=:'::'::"='=::::'.. l-:-.--T.------1 'p' 1 Sp··,,·,, .. , ~hoice! South $3~1 · Ulil Pd. 3 U1·. Ch11nnt•l· Condominium. It 111 • ,..,, I I >" \ • d k N" CONOOl\fiNfUP.1 H0t.1E$ f'nd hoine ror Costa l\lf'AA run . 111 r, g1u · £'C • •0 · Baylront Honies Tustin for sale 160 or Newport area home. Tile NU-VIEW RENTALS Boat Slips * * l-OOJ, 2 & a den + t rooni 67J-.KlJO cu· 49-kJ2.tS F'ull Security Hlghrlse BY O\VNER * btu1galow. 3 Baths. Chvner COTTAGr: $80, kith1, 1-.el.,, Steel .l concrete construcUon PE AC 0 CK HILL. 4 K.EITII GERAIANE 557-7100 also gar wilt B11llnl1 $110. Priva1~ Balcon1e11 Bedroom. 3 bnth, pool, large I 1930 S\\'&n Dr TR.ADE Equity in LLLxu1ious lBR HOUSE ·llB, SI~. 2 garage 1paces per wilt. lot, air c:ondlUoning, $78.IDl. Coate. ~1e1n. · <."ondo in Paint Sj)1i.ngs on 2BR· $165 /\~I. f''ce, 979-8430 Roof lOp sundcck Call 8 3 2-10 0 5 · 11182 '\'ou are the '\\inner ot f.lilllonaire n1oun1a1n fo1· Balboa Island Unusual Opportwilty to Pur· \\'lckford. 2 ticket.I to the boat, snil or pov.·er or 1~:.:.::;=...;.::;=:.....---I ~~~~~~~-Proper'.y in I ~~~~~!!!!!!~l[!!!~J REt~N\~JAL ";""'!"-~0194 ull Spm I * BAYFRONT * 310 r·ernando Rd., N'.B. lloblettom. ma VE~llO.E SHO\V TRADE Ne\l,rpQrt Be a c '3 Bit., 2 bu. $;)00 Per nlQnlh, 675-855) ; , t"""W' at the Prop. for out-of-town prop. \\i nter. .. . . ANAHEil\t Bkr. Il4/6il-2C68. e \' e S \Yi1li ilft1 \\lin1011 Mobile Homei I CONVENTION CENTER _675-~87 ~ ·-!teal Estut_c __ oi:~ JANISE SPERO .1422 capist:rnno A vr Laguna Bench For •·[e 125 January 4-13 Rea l Estate W anted 184 4 Bl?, nv<ii! enr1y Jan. 1 ~ :~'."...'.-~!..::===~'.!Please -call 642-5678, e.xt 333 . iJ11> tv l~1y. LrJ: BR'11. You ore the wlnnt·r or ' to clalin your tickets. LINDL\ ISLE, Pri. ply \\'ant s ST UDENTS \\'~~LCOME. (North County toll f1 -ce 4 01· 5 Ol' 6 Br how;c. C.:1.111 213-2'f.H!366 eves. nu1nber Is G.I0-1220.) (213) 691-9639. i\TI'H.~-BR~l~.,"-"'-,-, -,~-,-k-.. 1 * * * 1mt10; 1 ~ blk. !o b11y. Avail 2 tickets to the MOBILE HOME SPORTS " FOR SALE : f.IUST Sell, 2 BR Condo, noy,• to June 1:11h. $250 l\lo. $2200 or 1n11k~ oUer. 2400 I 11 • l A~<'nl 67H!O.I RECREATIONAL SILVERCREST VEHICLE SHOW MOBILE HOME at the • Elden Coi;ta l\l<'sa 5-18-7898 ~ncial Balboa Peninsula IRVINE. Condo 2 BR, den,I~-----~:;;~ AN1\HEl!\I ' 20· x 53', 2 BO 2 B.& carp., CONVENTION CENTER clrnped, blt-lqs., re.frig., January 4-1~ I \Vasher & e!eet. drytT, \\•Ired Plt•asc cull 6•12-5678, ext 333 for 220 llll' cond., kitch. 10 clailn your tickels. clock, stOl'lij,.<e shed. !and· 1 Nol'lh Courity toll fn."L' sca1»ed patio. Three yrs. old 2 bas. lge Ptllio, nr frwys,11 Clli\P.l\liNG Vil'\\' hon1f'. :1 U),500. 551 ... 1683 Prln. Only. Business Br. :.! bu. ncross SII'l'<'l lron1 11u1nh<'r Is 540-1220.\ · like nu, Located in ne\\' Duplexes/Units Opportunity 200 bay. l\r Yneht cluh. SlOO. sale 162 yrly. 6Trl.JO.I.~. ~~~~1 • * * adult pk. away lronl noisy • • !:;Av\ it•\\'. a UH .• 3 baths. frpl c., tlis h1.1o'a.shcr Ycnrly. ~1068 St. One-l1a.tf bl. from clu~ RENTAL lnco1ne, S620. Per ll\ho1'nliAeCo.,1e~1~1~1~:~nl~ ~~~ house. $15,995. C.1.11 EVES. 1110. Corona del l\lar locatioh ~~Lllo':!9:\IES "' 21J.6M-4690. a $90,!lX>, private seller, Ad· <M.M 1ueau.x & slip. $97·500 CAN ElE SEEN AT: dress inquires P O ·Bo)( 663. Irvine 3 DELUXE units + 0'>''111.'r's CRESTMONT Corona Del !\tar You ar<' the '>'inner o! quarters, on oceanfront. 2 tickets to the $19!J,950 ESTATES DUPLEX 2·2BR., !1 unit SPORTS.~ SANO & SEA 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (Central new\ Open house Sun 1·5pni, RECREATIONAL REAL TY 675-8800 Av<'. at·ross from Bren j l5 Pt1arigold, CDM. 644-1674 VJ::lllCLE SHO\V NEWPORT SHORES ~~!FAc:rH~~. P~.t ~I~~:' Income Property 166 ANalJ~ll\I Coron1 del Mar 2 BR, completely redl•1· & fu111, int·l \\':Lshl'r. dt'YE'r, linens, dishl•s, frplc, Din· rni. g:ar. gal'b. disp, n1any extras. SJ~. 6·1-1-7109 Cost1 Mesi 2-Sty. ·~·hiun:: 3 BR .. 1n.1str. I for showlng. JUST REDUCED $7,000 CON\'ENTION CENTER 1v/ulriu1n.1'. .l La. sundeck, NEWPORT 'BEACH Janultl")' 4·13 3 Br, erpl!I, drps, \V & o, hltn~, hi kfsl nrea. Cluh, GREENLEAF D 1 300. f ocean. 2 Please call 642-5678, -:xt 333 R & s . 4(. 2 cllr gnr. Older t!;'nn1s & pools nearby. ' up ex · roni lo clalnl your ti ckets. 1 •f 645-J7j4 $45 900 A private 5 slar adult rom· berlrooms. 1 bnth dov.'nstalrs !N ti Co ty toll free CIJ pn . . cAYWOOO REAL TY niunity. 1150 Whittier Ave., rent!" . sm P c~: ....... inon· nu~~bt'.r is ~11'10.1 Huntington Beach * 548-1290 * C.l\1. hRS R\'ailable 2 Key th I \V l n I c r. ;n.w. per • • • -\Vest niobUe homes, 24 x 52. \\·eck/sun1!11<'r. Upstairs Is -GHOO\'\' Hnchclor Pad . 1 NEWPORT SHORES, J BR, $16.900. & 24 x 60'\\'ilh en· lar.1tcr unit, 1 bedroon1, l RAIN OR SHIN.E \\"alk 10 b<:h. $110. Pool pn•! 2 bas, conununity S\\•im pool, 1 closed porch $17.995. l\lust bath, but cnn sleep 9: _re.nts You'll he Uu.sy \\'1th this fast1Homefinders 547·9641 ll•nnis crt & Playgrnd.1 be seen to be appreeja!ed -for $300 per nion!h V.'UllCr, foot.I t11kc-oul t'Cstaur:.int.I ., -: Great for younf!!:.leni. \VRlk beautiful! 64&-7965 9 am to $.])) per \\ttk/summe~·· Busy Baker ::ii. loc1u1on. '.'T?BILE llon!e, ~ •. BR . sis:;. to O<."ean. Elec ktl ch. ;iu10 I s pni. ! Priced under market at $28.000 Kldr.trx:ts 0 1,. NlRr beuch. \\Riel' softener. custtJnl light , I $62,000 for fast sale. UNIVERSITY Homef1nders 547-9641 fixtures, enel k11 ch, \'at·1:1~1t 1 !\fOBILE Home 18 n10. old. (7141 170-6500 REAL TY I lido f;le .~ l'c,;id~. S•l.11.500. JONES I 2 BR, 2 BA, family rm. 1 3001 E, Cst Hv.·y ...., GTI-6.'llO ;:;;:::...:.c. =----- RLTY , 673-6210 \velbar, t\IC. su n room, 1 ronson --AlJTO SALES--\\"IKTE!t lease. ht!nuL So~ CHANNELFRONT t upgraded & landscaped. I baytront tion1c: .i Bn .. ·• DUPLEX I /\dull park. Open house JM. ANO LEASING b:1 .. J!euul. furn. SRncly txh. , . . I 5th & 6th 10 to 4 pm, Real~& lnvestmenti Harbor Blvd; Location Pier & noa1. SJ6.i0 '.\lonth Neivly remodeled, \Vll~1 pier space 6S Villa Grande, San-• S. EUCWD lligh net -p1upeny incl. Bill r.rundy Jl ltr. tii:t-6161 & float. Lovely pa.ho for ' 'l<>< nnn T · -entertaining. SU5.cXXI ta Ana . FULLERTON $ .... ,,U\N • enns COLOR1'"UL ronlemp 3 Br. NEWPORT BEACH ON the Bay in Newport, DUPLEX ~"9 900 RIVIERA REAL TY clen. 3 ba, bltns. $<ID. 15X40' Roadliner. 2 Br, 1 : -..,.. ' 149 Broadway. C.!'fl. \\' i n tr 1·. 7 I •l!Si::>-1923. REAL TY 67S.1642 Ba. 12XZ5 rov. pat i 0 • Garrl<'n Apartm<'nts 111 2 BR 642·7007 645-5609 Eves. 62-l·TIOO. 9 00 MANSION-0 500 6Tr50">! • - l Bath (11 l BR -l ---1,.:;:::....:.=~-~---I $1 . 7 ,5 Sl ' · · Bath. private patios, enl·los-Bottle Water Route Newport Beach Palat~al .1~1ruout. 4 . B,lt. (~ BEST buy Lldo \"a ch t ed g11.ragci;;, huill-ins. Quiet Own yuu~ o~n. ~tile ~·~tt>r ~ . n1s11. su1tes1. 3 t.n1 ca1. Harbor. double \\'ide. patio, street. Exce!lent rondltion. route, \\'tll tnun 1f tJuahfled. BALBOA l!;iL~. lo,cly 3 BR 60 1-'t. t•ui·ner lot: l·blk. to pool, garage. $7950. 675-82'10 Best Orange Co. area avail. 1 bas, $4.iO ~10.. 3?1 beach. 4.ptex 14l 11.B. $49,950. ,.,.; (714) 870.6500 Will atlju5t rout~ siic lo, Arn ct h Y st , 2JJ-79!H~ --GEM $7000 dn: · $600 mo Inc. . llt your nl'Ctls. Ean1 $1300.1 ..::•0:.:•:.:·":::"cc'-~--~=I 1"" 1 NB 8-12-0389 or 842-4504. i per 1110. Putcntinl w1lln1ited. HouilS Unfurn. 305 ~F Tust n Ave .. · · ronson Sliver Springs \\·a1er, 96~ REALTOllS 6~2-4623 .NEW custom bit beauty in the bay. N. Bnta\·la, Orange. General FAST POSSESS. adult park on (714J 532-6501 -------- H""'" v;, .. carmcl mooot 118·500· sr.>-<1123. Reali ~.1;~~:;''"11 • COSTA MESA ALA RENTALS 3 BR .. 2 bn., fnrnily rm., FULLERTON lots of extras. Price reduced • ~ 1 Eastside 17th St. wt ~-.uil.,.. SllVlC! to $67.950 including: IRnd. ":.:n.~ I ..11 10 (9) UNIT MOTEL Take out OrangP Julius. Tl'f'· CORBIN·MARTIN . Jn San Diego County on ma· hll'ndous potential for um· f r(""~ NOU~ll REAL TORS 644-7662 jor High'>''l\Y on lo,•ely 1..'0un· bltlous couple. Price $1 5,500. ~ Jim[ ~~S. Commercial try !lpot. VPry good n1oncy Agent 646-3255. ___ _ NR ~~X::~f!l'ENT. Proper ty 158 maker. Established since BUILD 8 business in rour NIWPOIT&IAT.C.M.642-llA 6 BR, 4 BA. + sauna. ne1\1 1 . I 1965· Ne'>'·ly painted. f.!'lce own neighOOrhood. Ex-COOL $90 Bn('h NB &: JIB. eust furn., n1a gn 1 tic en t Commerc1a ~I. , Close 10 s~PP1'.1~· ceptional oppty for growlng util pd-slnl{IL~ fine! · 1 k 1 bo thun:hes & sc~ls. P~ce income. v.rith fast repeat N~AT I Br. Gnr 11p1, $14J. ~~~: ~23~ooJe%:t §hapi~ Land & Lots $80,000. For infomiauon. customer service, phone C 'U, ~t\'t N.'fr ""'•l{ll l'Al!;l'. Co. 645-3120 $26.000. C-3, 50' x 118°, 0o'>''TI· please call 546-7834 ~,·uo 10. bran<I nu $16j now IO\\'n Hunt. Beach, Terms. cu CANDY Shop pr i n1 c dre~sing r.,n1 & bn, _La~na . PALERMO $27,500 • C·l, 100' x 125', po-1~1JJ1jt1• Ne\\'JlOl'I ~each U>ett!iun VACANT _ Rr .. S\4:> .. CIOIK' tential R-4. Clear. "Wl!•-rrt _. Old fashion Decor Sale to So. C,;t Plnut·G11r . 4 BR, fan1 rm, super clean! $28,500 -C·l. 43' x 200', Costa h~cllldes Antique Fixtures GOOD nrcn 2 Br, 2 Ba SIG5 $76,900 ~1esa, submit. * 645 7344 * & inventory see & buy. P~I Bltn!I, CD, fncd "'''i.:nr. BROKER 83•0780 $32,400 · C-2, 90' x 12{)', ?ttJd-• 67J...14i7 PRIVATE 1 Rr. $2:".tCI Cd~1 ~ \VB)' City, terms. 1770 Orange Avenue --BU. ILDER & ulil pd .• hug<' LR \\'/fp1. ----· --$34,000 -C2, 90' x lO'l', Costa Costa ~1esa • GORGEOUS 'l Ur. 2 J'\,1. BLUFFS BEAUTY l'dt'!>a, subn1it. Fn>e Cowit to Coast Catalog PARTNER sn:> yr I y . 2 blks End unit. 3 BR. 21,2 Ba, honus $39,500 ·Cl, 100' x 230', West· OCEAN BREEZES To joint venture No. Cnl . bcach-1..'lgunu . rourn + rnu11ry, upgraded. minster. ~ubn1it. DUPLEX Spec. cabins. Don 675-5016. COUNTRY 4 Br. 2 Bn $2'.!.i l':1·ar ri'fleclion pond. 20J2 $57,500 • C-1. 214' x 101', Costa . . Rl!:SPONSIBLE nian 0 r· 2 cur, lncd !or chlltl/pet V. c . 169 500 ""5""" f.1 b 't Large 2 Bcdroorn unit~. Ill I ' U>VF~LY 3 1,;r, 2 ~ s21a. 1sta a)On. , . .,..-,. """ esa, su m1 . cool, sinog-free area. 1:1\·e \1:on1a.11 to run carry out frplc. all flppl '"· 2 cRr. VIEW-VIEW-VIEW ~=r: H~l. :.;~, ~~·b~li In one, rent the other. fry restaurant on a rental basis. SUN DECK 3 Br 1 Ba $300 Harbor Vlf!'>''. nev.· !\1onrego $68,000. C-2, 145' x UO', \Var-$3,6a0. do\\·n 1''HA or VA . 492-ll74· Crl~1-all appl's, gar11ge. 4 Br, fam rm, prime vl<'W, ner, Hunt. Beach, submit. 170-6500 Investment ELECAN1°-4 & Den 3 Ba Joe. $17,900. GU Simpson $85.000 _ C-2, 27,000+ ft., (714) Opportunity 220 $4!'> frplc, Rppl's, s:nr. Irv. ( Broker. 55a..T;:iOO, prime Harbor Blvd. location, E.XECUTIVE a It. FR ~ ba BAYCREST location, 1607 O\\·ner will finance. ronson LAND VALUE $-~A 3 car. tennis, appl"s Santiago, 5 BR + Fam $87 ,500 • AP·CP, ?.6,540 + ~· ~ RM & lonnl din nll. Jrg ft., prime Costa fi.Iem loca-Appl'ox 17,IDl sq. ft. of coni· 1\10RE l\lORE l\IORE Call lot \\·/lenced pool, for salf' tion, anxious. Re•lty & Investments bin"->c.I properti£'s available! ' Us by owner, Sl00,000. &15-4'19-t. S98,500 · C-4, 123' x 442', 005 S. EUCLID lri developer. WU! acconimo-ALA Re ntals 642-1383 ~---~-~~=~I Beach Blvd., oy,·ner will fi-FULLERTON d1:1te 8 legal unlb. Du11lex =:c...:..:.:~;..;:.----1 HARBOR VJE\V/CARtl-1EL nance at S%, has income. presently on comer prof>' J BR. 2 BA, Fam/Rm. rnn. 1126 "" C 1 65 340 "'l n LAGUNA BEACH erty. All oc•an view. Xlnt t'Ond. Lg. <.'Orner yd, ' -·arudo, ' • 1" Rtd Car.,;_t, Realtors ~ 167 = 1721 Port near fwy., us, 1ubm t. u.vner ,.,,,.,. $132.000 • C·l, 170' x 310', Excellent potential, 6 stores 4 7-1761 Ashley Pl. &14-64RO f'ountain Valley, prime acre· including • cocktail lounge,1., ........ '!"~'!"!~~~I ESTATE Sale. by ext.>cutor, age, • belt location. $300,(0J, e 18.53 CASli RE."TURN e HouHl*Aptl, * 145•0111 * with en<:IMI pntio, Udo Isle, Beach Blvd., owner will fl· 400[.11 1 tax ghelter. 567-9930 ..UW.1tlhCOSTAM!IA lovely 3BR home, 2 \~ ba, $18'l,OOO • C-4, 13.l' x 225', aralfOI~ $Ul0 per $6500 Invested + $89,500. Shown by ap[>t, 114-na nci!. C.I. ---...-Mo t Loin 240 Sl50 • A Steal! 2 Br. unrurn &1&-2023 $198.!Xll • C-4, 245' x 442', ~ ney 0 h~. i!lnglcs ok. or bring BLUFFS CONDO Beach Blvd., owner may ........ L fan11Jy carry 8Mo loan. -1st TD oans 117'i . '2 Br. hOUMf', gRr & 3 BR, U-plan, frplc, $53,700. '' ., (},,·ner. &14·4983. $700. mo. lea!lt', C·2, 16,000 -~ ·-tn1:d y111'd. 01ild & pet. "I· 11.. Grand Ave., ground DELUXE. BEACH UP TO 90% 12,;. sp;e & Span 4 Br. 2 Ba, Sen Clemente leR.'le only. _ 4-PLEXES S" % n.rrrEREST 2 l'flr i:Rr, yard. Hurry. -AND ?tiUCI-1 ..,., u, ., ~iO . Renl Shnrp lrg 3 Br. 'HOME SWEET HOME' l\tORE! \Vtll cons.Ider hou.~ equity 2 d TD L hse, grent tor hig lamlly. 2 BR .. 2 be.., open beam ttll· 833-3305 In exchange. Call anytime. n . 01 ns $270. Jmrnnc. 4' Beaut home tng"· \\'/"' flap:atone lrpl., INVESTMENT DIVISION SCOTT REAL TY 3 Br. Bring the l\Hlc people beaut. w;e<t brick palio & 5,.7533 Lowest rates O!•nt• Co. &: pc!M. BBQ, nice laMM!aplng. OPEHnLo • lrs FVH 10 fJE HIOfL Sittler Mtti. Co. $2S5. Nlt>e 3 Br. 11udio. 2 Ba. Quiel neighborhood. ij l~~l'!i'~l 2 BR hauH, shake roor: '42~217J 54$-0611 Ollld. Walk to beach. Yrly. TREASURE REALTY --·-·'._:,._ beam ce.Ub\p, lg frple + Servlna: Harbor area 24 yrs, $375 • Brand New 3 Br. un· 493-2141 492-3145 Eves. ,, ' bachelor "pt. Cons l d·e r 80-RROW fum dpl:ii:. "m"0bnlch. St!Jdenl BY 01.1o·ner. 2 hous's on one 1 partial trado or land con· DON'T or 1lngles ok. Yrly. lot. Both 2 BR w/ocean Iract. $39,950. Onr. "'1-1218 'TIL YOU CAtL US! wt HAVE MANY, MANY vlcw.Cptd .ln<wlypo!nted. C·l Lot-$17,500 ·HOUSE + f UNITS Bonvwon,.,...bomeequil>' LAND~J':5~ FREE Income s.l50. I wllll pay 501 x 140• Near 19th 1: New units at z.11 Elden, for any good purpi_ose. Sfn'·,1.,,;"'-'~~.,...,0---~~1 CI huycrs cotll, or a~sume Pomon A C ~f Priced CM let uaer w/3JO% wrile 1q Lot An&:tltl CounR'v for CORONA dcl Mrit -Lovely 7~f VA IOM w/l()t"' down. low at" S2 !;·per· Sq. Ft oft °Call Bulld~r 64S-lfl4 <Ml" :.> YtUI and NO in 1paciou1 three berlroon1 fll.'O 139 950 • 146 .\ 16' II . to' ' . . Oranp CotmlYI bath Spollou So lh l\1aMpgM CaJI &94-42M. Wes ley N. T•y r Co. DUPLEX ln Colta Mesa, 2-2 SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. f H~!!1iy $4~ -u -="~"""~':---:-::--REAM'ORS BR. Auume V.A loan. Low (n4) 5&6-0106 ° '6 ' N . Sain Juan .C1plstrano 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. down. Days 831~. Eves '500 campus Drive, ·N.B. N~":,r:n, • tft'O t'b.1~ h ~ • BR 2•t -Vlcwp0lntt1 Newport Center 644-4910 557-1487 M W n•-, 150 howle -on the },,,.,. -la-e • • 711 <q;\• TWO adjoining. tncomtf-.. i:uARP 2 1en. hou&e• on Oft!% • TWiii private allp. uu.~ ·• home, ocelln view. rnn. .. .... -... , , ....,., by owner. $89,500. Open 1·5, pert.lei, center Costa Me.a. l lot. E/11de. $480 llfl*· $40,000; WlU. give ht TO Lquna .. New th r ee Sll.t/Sun. 4 9 3 • 2 3 2 S or Owner. 64.5--al20/&U-6560 $311,500. Owner •• 64~ on 131 11.cra worth $400,000; bedroom, two bath • • 499-3>25 -. "Weed It ' Reap" DANA POINT NEW FOUR l"W ..,._JO<~ Jn and 10 alortous •Jew -gulet Joca, . ~ =·-lit" '"UNl'J'Si ;500. t>Oi1Ill ' -~ ·~-.,~ ~~~ =·· pnone "'Th';,. t.;-,;·~to cub WEBB REALTY 131-2170 n+!242-3144 Bkr. 675--7225 ... •• • ' • ' • DAILY PILOT Houses Unfum. 305 H U 5 OUMI n urn. UNI Un urn. 05 Condomlnlum1 upl1x-e1 Onlurn. 350 nturn. J6S • Aptt. Furn. Lotu""- 360 Apt. Un!vrft. c .. t• Mou Gontrol Hunlln!'on BH<h Lido Isle Unfurn. 320 Nowpo<t Booch LANDLORDS! VACANT < lledl<lOm, 2 CHARMING l Br, 3 oo, DR, Cotto Mota I Blk bch, 1 blk bay. 1 OCEANFRONT AP!'. Tablo Co1t1 Mooe Nowoort Beach \Ve Sl>'<l•ll•• In N.._ ~ I~ baacb. Ex"' type $490/mo. Opon SIS. 133 NEWPORT 1\1\'leto lbarp Br, IBL SIOVe, rel, c:rpll. Roel< SouJh Wilna. 2 * $100 OFF --* l'ARI( NIEWl'OIT Beach • Corona nel Mar • •¥•~· ew carpol, Finl Via wui.n. ~146, ~ .. I BR;-2 i.: -... Y•ar\Y. $llO. 615-6-05 Bil. 2 BA Y••"• nntal .&_ • & -M.l!NTS & La Our and last p\us l«UriJy . 13C! , ~ -~ .....-...,., 1 Fna. R~ntlll StJ'· Ptr Mouth. Immediate Mission Vfelo ~alllm.med.$310mo., 2 Dr, 2 Ba. Frplc, crptt, only. $9» monthly. Ret'1. .a&. bay N~v1:WfREE lo Yout Try possession. BJa 9G-5Sll FOR lease 4 br, 2 ba, fa rn . ib:m", rd. Yrty. Blk lo $2851 or (213) w~ on me NU-VIEW RENTALS 3 BDi:m .. 1 % ba., bll·lnlJ, rm, <rottdrpa, view. Wator ~~ ~.~~ :"1s.u~ :?'bcb. ~ 615..1415. sg;,.~,"::;";::, ·~~ )Sf MONTH'S-, RENT '!.~~""":'':~ttr~~ 673-t030 or """"'" dlsh...,W., carp., drapes, pd. Avail now. $300 ·mo. CQa1t Plaza ~1112 ~rt S res pet.a. ht & last mo. Sat. • · ~. 1-he·'lh ·-. 1 hdwd . firs. Near Marina 5.57-5013. • · "' 1 •-. ..., ._ Balboa Island Ingh, ohopplna. 1275 Mo. 2 Br l \I bl Crpti t>rpo El Toro 3 BDRMS., 2 ba. Pallo. Wulk t Sun. "9!>-165S •wlmm~l.a, 1 l\ahtod 2 BR. 2 ba. lg panelled llv ~~~a. A ft er 6 &: ~~11'.~:!,Pat, 1ncd yd'. BRANJ>Pooloew. Jp 2 •!Y· 2 ~iI= Year!~ ~Mr~n~R~~in. ~~'. ~~~n~s~GAdS p~~s. Beautiful landscaped ~~ 11111•: ~~~~~ nn. W/frplc, Jam nn, gar, ....,.,. <WV""".IOV•· BR alr patio. $%1(1: A I F ~60 491-?m CASA GRANA A A nobo$rd croquet. Jiwo:r l'• $:IXI yrly. 67;-13<.1!f, work LOVELY nolghborbOOd • br, N,wport Bo1cl1 96&-1763, 's.11-52.to • p .. urn. • .,:;:.:..:;;.:.:::..· -----1 D pts. '""" 11iiuo n»nthll'i alao I (21.11 631Hl757. L ba. lUlJo._JoJ, dbl anr. · B Ibo I I nd Newport Booch and 2-bodroom plan. and blUns, super tondltlon. $325. ** N!:\" , ..... GE 5 .... .,1.i.. Fountain Valley c-"':.:::;.:;•~!:;:•::;,:____ i......._. town hotllO" El,.. Balboa P1nln1ula n t I •-k 1 Dal ., """'"' -..-· <:M• -$35 per k & u 1 BR 400 Merrimac Way, Co1t1 Me11 ... v • .., .. en or ae. ""' or e, i tyle 4 bcdroon1 hon1e 1 STORY, Znd 20xt) BR. 1 BR Apt t\Voll for 6 n'IOS w p. , C II 979 1911 trlc kltch~•. private patlol P EN JN. Point, ~~ blk to 002-4ln located In hllJ• above over dbl gar, elect door or yrly. ~» blk to bay. 2 Br & bat."h's, Color TV,1.,...,~..,..,..,..,..,•..,..,..,·,..~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'l'!'li or halconles, carpeting, dn.· ocean or bay. New w/w 4 BR, 2 BA. Crpts, drps, Newport Split level Uving opener, clect kitch, pool, STUDENTS WELCOME, ~~ ~4~ J.°°1N TIIF.r~ perle1. Subterranean park· i.:rpt, frel!lhly painted, 3 nR, g111·tlncr. Child sate. Nr. & fomU\I dWni: room with tcnnli (.'QUrt, lllUna, 4 miles call 213-289-&'1136 evei. ' · ewport Apt. l.lnfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Ing with elevators. OptlonaJ 2~ Ba. t-.lc. No .... 1, Yr\y Slater & Edwards. $31D mo. tlreplace &: J.ar&e beam -m ocean •"JO •"1-• DELUXE 2 e~-m 2 Bath.1.,!B!!lvd~.,c,N!!'.'B:..· ::&t&-~9681~'-' ---1·---:-------nlald service. Just :iorth or rent sm'.'~. Ow~~·. (2ll) Qill 968-9986 aft 6 pni. c~!~edr1tl ctculllng1 . .a-Cold ~ .... ' '"'°"" "'' ' 216 Crystal ;i; $l25 mo. ONE bUc: to beach; Bachelor Costa M esa Cost• Mes• J.'ashion Idaod at Jamboree 889--0590. 2 BR 1u;e bch ..,....... s • ._ carpet. 1tom w-•f'le!I. ~L 673-n'IS or Ill 728-_49 $150., 2 BR $250. Utlls Incl. " and San Joaquin llllls Road. i:"-~'7"=----~---Ayall 1'~eb~lst sSo.cle . ..,,mo. Huge country style 1tcp 111.ve ~ort Term Rtnt•I ;E1.::~ii='::i:=::i::":::::. __ l ,2YC,!r:!JIY!;.·..!6'13--073!!!~~1-----1 Tm.ED of sinall 2 br 11.P'S · Telephone ln4J 644-1900 $300 J\10. .vrly, Stcp1 to ·' W & kitchen/ family too m , Ttburon 3 Br, 2~ ba, condo, lhlboa Penln1ul1 2BR. lront duplx, fum/unfum RRAND NE\\' 2 Br. 2 bn, tor rental lnfonno.Uon ot-ean. 2 BR, :.! Bu. 2 r.ar ucp. ater traah • Private tennis &: iwlm club. $275. mo. I-----'---"---11.50 sq ft iltl ult apt& Nr --,--~-'c~='="~• I gar. M5-52'13 536-0256. $495 mOnth. &U-:1686 or FULLER REALTY $U WEEK & UP 1 blk-ocelln; $2lO avllll OO\'" 20lh & Npt. No\v taking \VLK to .tloppil.tg, ll7th &: Bayshorel Lovely 3 BR, 2 BA cul de sac, 642--5735. ,d546-081t anytlmtt • Sleeping Rooms 128 46 St, SHAG, 644-4340, K'5Crvatlort<1. fi.14-IDXl. Tu11tin ) refurbished like nu ••--t Ref/R&O I• ~-•I .;:_::,,~:o.,.~---=-• H ... -• •·· 3 Br I ba •-Jc watorfront 2 BR Ad I BA , lndlvklual type condo, 2BH .. ... """ ' ' • ""-" TENNIS BUFFS Huntinnton Beach 0~eep...., Roorm ' ' .. ., ' ' ~ · ~ Is no peiii. Y 2BA, bl tin kU ch, frplc, nu !.JUST sacrifice, l~lh re-lot, dbl gar_ $2£J(I. aak for ;..;.;:.;;.o:.;:•~;;_;:.;;;;:;;~-e OcH.n View ApU pier & float. $325 yrly. 3600 l\IEAOO\\S APTS, 387 W. crptlng &: drps, encbd patio, quires n1ove, $395/nlO, 4 Dale, 962-44n. 011lylm1t~~~ to lt~1 courtNEIY' VACANT 3 BR, 1 'ii BA. BALBOA INN itarcus, 613-7931. Bay St., Cl\1. 646-00TJ. pool & rec clubhoute, on1y !~. l 21 BA 3 ., •• A "!:; . .,,he. ach, like 3 BR, 1 ~BA, bltnB, dshwhr, sw mu,. poo uum All appliances, trple, dbl 1(6 Main Street ON Bay nr Udo shopping East Bluff S:rij mo, 1n,11 639-7400, (~I r. lr'::::;~,:.:c.·~~=:..---·I crpts, drps, nr. Marina 3 bedroom. (or 2 & de11J. gar, pool & rec: avail. Near f7S.a740 61l lith St., no pets or PINECREEK Trubo) cn4J 6'5-6025 eve & Capistrano &each High, shopping. S 2 9 o. formal dining, fireplace, gelf beach, ldtl.s &: shop•, BACHELO blk children. LIVES UP • DELUXE e ~'kend1 828-00n 0 828-5200 cleaning oven, beautiful ean.. $215/ Call 96,. o"'" R, 1 lo bay 1.,;;;;;;o;;,..,..,.. ... ,..,.. .. I 2 Bil 2 B r yon vlew/!l'"""t lights. Con· mo. _. or ocean. Util incld. $95. STlrpEPS\c, atlol· bcbl~·~ mod, 11'ss-'1~~.· TO ITS NAME 3 BR. 2 BA apt for le11!ie.1r •· A, split level house, 3 BR Surfside T-·-'--·se. ~· LCE 2 b std. w i;, ",)J Incids•'"c.1naster auite,wn *LA PARISIENNE* r I c .-/d vwuuuu strucUon 'will be completed new r u 10, mo. ,.._ ..... Nrt> f· \\~uer ?}'1!r d!ii,\'hr, 2 car gar., fpl c, RIO, D\V, by the ht of Jan. L<:>caterl greenbelts, pool, nr 1rwy CAIJ.. 675-4600 days. Npt .... ~st $375. 642·3490. Over 500 tall tree11 r1n & dbl ~arnge. Auto door 2 t~R. Fun1 & Unfum. AU r >eac • $~. mo. 4!'13-1610 2 Pools/2 C 1 u b ho u a es , & beh Oilld k $229 1 5 Cl d 10 s.! I ffl><'ll('r avail. Pool & Recrea· 1•lc~·1 . Flret>lace. htd pool. or '1$-2TI.l.J... &15-68 7 l. high on the hlll1 of Harbor 827-8525 ° · · · 3 BR, 2 ba, winter, frple, an emenle an rf 1·1 rean1s \\' lh lion area. ,\dulll. ll"'. , Up. ~i~• C d View Ililll. $5~ per month. 2 house!! from sand, $250. \Vale a s cret1te a 297 = "' ;i ,.,... ".,,, Orona ti Mar N-E\V 3blBtR 1 , 2B~~!J>edlc, crp 111 ts, 6444681. 1 BR. New crpt, drps, retrif, to June 28th, 61Hi31 San Clemente Re11id ent llotel relaxing setting for SGa Ar:~ \\~y. NB A~:; s.'"'n't'a' "°Ania! COW'Av·'.' hlGDEFiN 2 BR, 2 btt , bltns, dbl-,;.•, ~l!&.'=" ... ,"!.,., ""1 ' * * * ~·ai;hr/dry, patio, po o . BEAOJ It pter l parking. $79.50 Per Month your spacious ne1v l· or i\l:uui.ged by 1.,,.,~~"'!'~~~'!"'~·..,~1 b~ ~ ... v ....,..,-vo.o ROBERT CAI.BRA._.. $110. 54$.-1405~ Quiet -Secure 2·bedrooni apnrtn1cnt. Smnll 1, 1-earp., drapes. $30Q 620 Wilcox ••n. 1 br $180. util. Adlts. 303 Furn--util -walking dista.nec peli!rl ok. 1',rom $170. Eti1·nitu1·e \ ILLIAl\.l \Vt\LT~H.S CO. PARK NE\VPDRT NE\v' .xc.,.,\ng 2 BR, 2 Ba, 2 Bedrm, 1 bath, bltns, •·-• Huntington Harbour E Edgowat•r ' •n ~-h ·1 I H • 8 h rm1',lo ~.,,. J t dbl $225 1<111i Laguna Beach • · ..._ -.woo. to evcryt ing avru all e. Office open 9:00 unt1ngton e1c ... i. 1 .. 1v1;.;c J::;~e~~ft·YN~:;-ey· $3~3-65lO ~k for ~a~~9GZ-44ri nio. You are the winner ot 2 BR, 21,ia be., on waterfront. 1 ldBR1• clean, .. ~wnst612alrs, SAN CLEM~NTE to 6:00. 2.'iOO Falrvie1v Hd., I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ls1utr1 let, l BH, cpt & drp:i;, 2 tickets to !he New interior, crpts, dl'nll., e er Y or rewot:d. \Ji HOTEL Cost:. li-fesa. Phone: 5'15-2300. li\ c., 11pa, 7 pool!;, tennis, 2 BDR~I + den, completely Vacant 2BR house $145, also SPORTS & bltins, frplc. adults, no ~t;. W. Balboa Blvd , 615..(C43. • 114 DEL MAR, S.C. • ON . BEACH I Sec. IJldg, $189. ~4"6741. l'e1nolleled. Fireplace & 2BR CM • $l~g1~· Kids, RECREATIONAL. $-195 lse. Owner. 846-4712 af· \VIDE: selecUon of apts., A U I 365 Park-Like • SEACU F'F l\Ianor Apta. 2 d""k. A"l'•'\ob\• 1>0w. $310. ""Ill. Ag!. Fee, ,.~30 kl U>l pt n urn 5 d' B l'I ..... • • u .. ..~ VEHICLE SHO\Y ter 5 p.m. wee Y or mon y. • • urroun 1n9s 2 BR Unfurn. Fr. $245 r, , Ba, Studio. $175. mo. Rellllor 644·'1270. NE\V 3 BR txnne, fenced u, Sa d & Se 'Re lly 67$-8800 Pool Ask bout d'-.~ bl In dbl at c L_a_guna Hills n ft a Balbo• Penlniuli DELUXE·1 & 2 Bit Apts. Covered Parking. Large · a our _. NE\V 3 Br, 2 Ba, delwie. J"•"• l s, gar, nr ANAHEIM ON ntE BAY Also fun1 Bachelor. lleated Pool, Sawias and count plan. iaz; Placentia f::veryt hlng you lft'ant. No . beach,~ mo. ph 642--3216 CONVENTION CENTER 3 BDRMS , 2 baths, pool, $160 Winter, 1 br, 926 E. FOR LEASE OR SALE Pvt PaU0<i * Tltd Pool Recreation Room l,"A="•:.,·.cc!'><&-"'°';:;0;<2=·~~~--I lease. Call 673-4691 · Irvine January 4-13 washer/dryer, $285. Balboa. 673-9749 BRAND NE\V Dup\.,, v•/!ft• N'r. Shop'g • Adulls only. HUNTINGTON NE\V de.luxe 3· Bl' 2 Ba, 411: I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Please call 642-5618, ext 333 ,, .... ~c.. M rt" I A ' .. _. 3 t<.fORNI NG CANYON, 21, to claim your tickets. ............-. Corona del Mar c~rps. blt·ins, dish-a In que pts. PACIRC upper. I.MM• cpts, lrg deck, BR 2 bas, frplc, l:ltr', pvt. NEW HOMES (North County loll free L•gun• Nl9utl \vashe.n;, ga_rb. di.o;pls, frplc. 1n 1 Santa Ana Ave., C~I 3 blks to heh, yrty $375 '-f'"°'-'t=w'°'"C:$3""75c;n:;;'°;:;·.cc6:;;73-'-"7009=~ 12 BR d 2 ba "'2S number ls """l220.l ELEGANTLY furn apt, 2 ~lcel.y appo. mted, very soo. C· ~fgr Apt 1ll ,,.,, ""~\2 711 OCEAN A\'<!., llB. \213) 355-3600 or 6T:>-0642. 'Costa Mesa ' en,. . ....... "'' * ""';' * 2 BR, 2 hath Conckr on aR, 2 bas. lge Uv. din. ious tn size. Xl nt locat1on.l"""'-=:..;o:c. __ _:-::o:::o'''.'.: 1714) ~1481 NEW DUPLEX 3 BR, 2 BA. I ;::;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1i ::.· 1!n ba~ 2· ~ '.".'.'. ~ blNDJ\ ISLE: 1 or 2 yr. El Niguel goU course, $275. kitch area, Superb vte1v or Blk to the bny or Ot.-eail. Sierra Village Ofc. open 10 am-6pm Daily \Vinter. $250/mo. Days I• 4 BR !a 2~ ba $47S mo., incl Villa go! I bay. IdeaJ for Exec cpl<>, 4 BR, 2 BA .....•. S425/mo \VIILJAJ\I-\\l:AL""TERS-OOo-9'19-3165~Sal & S.un-,t----· • 3 BR home 14·ith !dove. N' Em l'nJ, N · · · lease~ Pier & slip. 6 BR., •membenhlp. call L iz, $450. Avail short term. 3 BR, 2 BA .... , , • $365/mo S'!lall Adult c;-.omplex In Lush &i.;.-0232 Neat & clean. Available now. ARLY EW 4 ~ ba. Air cond. 7,<XXI wkdy•. «• ·~", Ev•• & 673-3268 12 mo. RENT FREE! F~rest Setting. Located 5 --2 BR I" baU> -· Sq ft 13000 M th -M fro n -h & ~ 1 MO. FREE RENT WESTCLIFF 2 B• 1" 00, Small ya rd and patio. No , .,.. 1 • ••••• oi'...,., • • , on wknds 548-3512 NEIV Chi ......... Call 642-2800 in. m uo.:ae · r ••\'Y· ·~ 711 garage $l 7S. per nionlh, 2 BR, 1 bath ............ S300 Bill Grundy Rltr. 615-6161 na ......,...e furnl1hed · 1 Br, $175. 2 Br. 1%. Ba Sl!D BRAND New 1 & 2 Br Apti!rl. townhouse. Adults only, no fin;t & last & Cl-nnup. 3 BR, tam nn, 2~~ bo. •• $380 Mission Viejo 1 Br. apt, upstaJrs. Walk NEW unfum duplex, 2 blks Gas & \\'nter Paid · Pool. Bltins, D/W Drps & ~ts. 1728 Bedford U:i. $2501 • 3 BR 2 ba I $390 NEW exec: 4 BR, 3 BA w/180 to market. 1 3 0 0 Imo. to ocean-bay, 2BR, I 'I 114 E . ~-St 'c •1 Crpt" From ll75. ~ lo. "'"75.13 Adults preferred. Ed Riddle , • t 15 • •• • • .. • d vi t · & \ '""' " -,~""'"'~""'='=-=--,,..,,.--"I Realtor &16-585.5. 2 Bil, den, 2 oo ........ $400 •~mo •wEv, enru&' kpood 3 BR, 2 bas, air cond Condo. 673-8936 ba. $375, 3BR, 2 1h ba. $395. 54S.0131 or 646.4<&.·,· Florida, 1 blk W. of Beach,1BAYFRONT 2 Br 2 Ba w/ • * * * * * 3 BR, bonui nn, 2 ba ,, •A"" -· ei w n s, Aliso Villa, Pool priv., BACHELDR unit available Both frplc, crpts, drps, 820 JUST J'k ' 1 blk N of Adams 960-1'169 ' DESIRABLE HOME 2 Br, 2 h~. c·pt'd, drps, forced air he1:1l, GarlHl!sp, bll-lns, rrpl c, p1ttio, garage, lft'l\ler fum. Aclulls only, no pets. RATE REASONABLE J\t'Cl'OSs front Country Club 275 ~lesa Dr. • J~h. 5-18-6706 KIDS OK "I li1l1-1 11'11i1 ~~ .644-~:;;179~1-~--~~-837-5360 · · West Balboa Blvd. 644-291! 1 e a house. This · ' · lrg patio, pMv beach & pier. = oow. Furn. $150. ., L-""""'m 2-bath rt 3 BDR1\1S, 2 ~t ba, newly "<::!;II/mo. 979-0031, ,, .. ,_ .. "'10' BLVFTS, view, pool. New n_ h 673--'5 &-••-UNFURN ..-ut.·\.1...., ' apn . ~ V'f"l""""W Newport u.•C '""" or ·~ lrg 3BR. newly n1ent has private patio, red_ecorated, 1650 sq fl, all AT the beach. 3 Br, $300 ---'I l1'1ill11 r "SINCE 1946" 1st \Vestern Banlc Bldg. University Park, Irvine Day1 SSl-7000 Nights lg. 3 . BR., 2 ~ bo.., fam. OCEAN 2 blks, 1 BR, incl redecorated, 1 blk to beach, dishwasher, f i re Jl I a e c , blun11, forced air ht, frplc, yearly. $225. winter. Call rm. Only $475 month! SHARP 1 sty Blu!ta: condo. Utllll., $170. Adults, no pets, Balboa Penin, $295 mo . private gatage. New drapes. closed gar, lncd yrd, Clse 642-3027. H.B. Dowd, Rltr. 644--0134 3 BR, 2 Ba. Vacant. 675-4.1.74 Lease ieq. Gar; 835-1011 Located near park, school, to bch, $290 mo,no -pel»,l;;"~:=::..-,.-..,--~--1 BLUFFS TOWNllOUSE,· $450/mo. Sale by owner, C M Mr. Swing. in Mesa Verde area. Only 963-7027 alt 5pm 2 BR, frpl c, drps ·& crpt, Elegant 4 Br, 2~ BA, ~ Will take 2od. ost• 111 UNFURN lrg 2BR. Balboa $250. Call 540-2279 after 5 2 Bdrm $150, Avail for ln1-~~~: sr~ ~~mo. pool, view, 11Chls, $500. Call • $30 WE Ek & UP Penin, close to Pavillion, 1_P:;;;·~m;;,·==------med occup, Wik to stores, · · to see, TI~. PROF. Decorated condo, nr e Studio & 1 BR Apti. S280 mo, ~ase req, 835-QUIET & CLEAN drps, cpts, bltlns, cor. Ellis NR. nu 3· Bdrm, 2 Ba, all WATERFRONT beautiful 3 Hoag, 38R. 2BA, washer e TV & MaJd Service Avail. 10111.fr S\\'lllg 2 BR, 11,~ BA, be.Irony patio, & Delaware, Owner, bltna &: 2 blkl to beh. $215. br, 2 ba home. 2 blk9 to & dryer, pool, frple, elect • Phone Service -Htd. Pool 3 BR, 2 ba, balcony. Crpts, encl gar, Jndry tacit, Mature 675-4869 Mgr eves & lse, 303 35th St. 838-8343 ocean, pools &: tennts. $4:1>. gar opener, $350 per mo, e ChUdren I: Pet Section drps, block from heh. $290. adults only, no pet 8 ·1-'w-'k'-'ond='";' ii842-~261J~j;;;----t:N:~:=:!!::r:.!t_::H~o::;l!!h:!tl~--:1 2 BR .. 1 bath •.•••••• $225 mo. 54&-lW 1)13...5700 2376 Newport Blvd., 01 mo. Up.stairs . S 16 5 /MO . DOG RUN 2 BR, 2 ba, den, ale •. $275 * EXECtITIVE View 5 Br EXCITING Bluffs 3 br, 2~i 548-9755 or 6-6-3967 Call 673·2498 644-0818. Siiac. 2 Br, CID closed gar. * PLEASANT &: DESIR· • 3 BR., 2 baths •• $3&5/425/450 H.V. hni. Fam rm, din nn. ha, nr tennis club. Lse $550/ CAd rood for $5 on tmt) OCEANFRONT lllDEA\VAY aiii .................. iiiii Pool & rec rm. ·$165/mo. AABdLIE. 2 Br, pool, gar. BR, 2~~ baths •••• ., .. '11:/450 t•nn '• pool l500 o .. ~. mo Sal• hy ownor 174 995 F ·-Loci B h I • s· 1 •.• ,_ 3 BR. $199. "'"-0389 or u t1, no ""Is. $180. ~ ~ . ' .......... \VUi take 2nd. 833-11635.' . urn1.... •c • ors .. l1l8 e co~y SLUUAJ. 90 degree ~sli• nu.... 842-45Q.t. """" 54S-4922 r-CALL 552-7500 &IO-@S 1 Br's Excopllon•llY ocean V>ew. l adult yrly. ~ an .. FOR tease 3 BR., 1% Ba, VISION 3 BR, lam rm, 2 BA. Harbor NE\Y 3 BR, 3 BA. din. rm., nice. 2110 Newport Blvd 673-6312 or 98'1-1988 2 BR. 1 BA Unrum $195 e WALi( TO BEACH S•n Clemenrt lge yard, xlnl location. View Homes. Newport frplc, dbl gar., cptll, drps, Cost• Mesa FRESH PAINT 151 E . Zlst St ., Cti.l Brand nu 1 & 2 br. crpts, Oiildren OK. Pel? $215. per Schls. $450. 833-3894 tnan)' qual. extru. pool, ten-2 Br, bay view. Adults. No * 646-8600 * drps, bllns, gar. 221 16th 2 BR. 2 BA, child O.K. C'pta/ n10. Avail now. For appt. • red h"ll 5 BDRMS, Vu, pool, tennis nis, 1&una $450. 544-3l49 I BR $100 le $150 .AL.50 2 pets. Yrly. 673-6372 or-I!!!~~""!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!'"-St. 536-0063 or 847-3957 d~. dawahr, lndry. 4 blka 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, freshly pntd. New cpts & drape1, stove & relrig. Near schools . \\'ilson & Placenlia. Fenced yard, !ruit treea. $275. 5.11~. call I jaeuz:zL Avail oow. $600. NEWPORT CREST CONDO. BR $195. New cpt, xtra lge. 987-1988. NEW ADULT LIVING ,., WALK TO BEACH !hfr'i·P:.xi· mo. 492.1934 CJS REAL ESTATE REALTY REALronc-mo. 644-41.74 2 BR, 2 BA. Wet bar, frpl, Adults, Ideal for Bachelors. 2 BR, 2 &. ~to •m I BR & 1 BR w/ lofL Frple, 2 I: l BR, ~. ~ l====!'><&-~o;ll:::68:,.,..~-~ """ near pool, tennis. Orpe, ex· 1993 01urch, 548-9633 "'-A) " beam cell, patio & pool, ~t""" Ll~rv. mtn1, 2 BR, 2 BA, frplc, first EASTSIDE Costa !l.fesa 2 bed Univ. Park Ctnter, lNfhe HARBOR Vu ~om e, tru. $425/mo. 55z.-Ol.75. LGE FULLY FURN 2 BR M~ :c~~· Ye6~~ bltn1 & retrig av!. Startin&: gru.'a~eJ95308 16th St. 536-2165 mo rent only ius: plUi house, '~:it h cai:pet11, fenooi Portofino, 3BR, us rm, 3 B 2 iii ha dbl bltn1, pool, bm cell,adlts e $180 util pd. Adults, no pets. or 84 · 7 · depo11t. 3 blkl from ocean yard, "'fllk 10 stiopplng, 4 BR, 2 BA Spanish style $500 mo. 847-8583 Pa~ic Udo Uea. Adults 0~~'. (infant okJ 00 pets $180. Capistrano Beach 393 Hamilto:-1. 6454411 LRG 1 BR. Upper. Crpt1. cpt1/drp1 bltna. 492-2318. children & JV>\s OK. $215 home. Frplc, family room. SUPER 4 BR, 2~ Ba, tam 1350 mo "'"''"" """!1620 LRG 2 BR I" BA N J drps, bltns, carports, nr NEW 2 BR ~= vi ~ Top Irvine location. Immed. · ' ~. .,...... \VALK to beach, new 3 BR, ' ,. · ew Y f,..,~, &: sho ' $140 .,_.,, ew pr. 1nontll. Call 833-2330 or nn., dining, club w/pool T hou Unf 335 * SUNNY APTS _ POOL redec. \Valk lo schlS/ ... "J" Pg. • No pets. stove 1ndry iac No d • """ "~""·a"k for Te~. occupancy. Brown shag & tennia, $470. 644--41116. own se urn. • Adul ~' Id 1.c:n 2 be., sundeck, d/lft', gar. shops No ._,,, IJBO 1"'" Call 646-3786 or 545-0160. 2U •-, 21., ....; .. .,.~ og . ....,....."""" •• ,, crpt'g lhru-out, c ustom ts .rvuas e J.JU up $270 615-3760 or 493-7587. · r-~· · ..... .,.,,l.." ,,....,~ Cozy horwe, Frplc. bltins, dr ... ..1 * EASTBLUFF PANORAM· H tin..._ -h e Alao Children's Sections 2868 LaSalle, Apt l, CM. NEW 2 -,BR & 3 BR Apts. 5 J C I a~.es. Tennis courts & IC VIEW. 3 Br. Family, 3 un ..... n 177 E. -·St. CM.,." '2D•"' Corona-del Ma.r 549;3524 or 54()..6338 $210 to .,.,~n. Adult & Fam In u.n •p Strano brand nu crpts lhru-out, 4 pool. $39a per mo. !I.Jin. 1 ""'nu ~ tio ~ II' \lo f "~ Br. 2Bn, $325 per n10 Incl. year lease. Must have BA. Dbl gar. Call 644-5175. SHARP 3 Bt 2 1 t y 2 BR, wood paneled thro-out 2 BR, 1 ba sngl sty, garden sec n, pets. _a , .en1......, & BR. t BA,-Br'and new gardner. 962-6644, eve I reference 1 , H 0 I· hoIOTHER-Falher Apt plu.s Townhouae, all appliances, prtv cozy g•-•• apt Gar unit, shag ept.s, d r p 1, yard, nr. beach. 846-3l66. Adulta only. No peta. ·- 962-5319 pool &: cl··'-'--_ , DO dogs, ' --' · dishwhr, lncd patio, ~am 3 BLKS lo Dee 2 BR -ly, 7141979-1633; Ron, 714 3 Br, 2 Bath frple. Din nn. w.oii;>ot: Lndry Iacil. Copule only. ~ "'" -uc an, • _,.,., 213-433-33'11. COZY 2 BR. home; beam ce.il's., brick trpl., util. in- l"luderl, $2'15 yearly. IRVINE TerT. 3 BR, vRcant. $4.'6 ~to. 644-1395/673-3250 CONOOl\.IL~lUM Oose to sht>pping 3 BR, 2 BA, tlble gar., fplc. $350. &tG-<1250 e 3 BR -$2%i Mo !Vacant -niove In). Gar., lge fncd yd ., patio, BBQ, trees. &t2 ·2'l21 (1.lsg 646-96661. Vacant 2BR house. $145, Also 2BB. ~IB, Sl-45, Sgl11, Kids, ~ts. Agt. ·ree, 979-84.10 2 BR, pflt lo, open beam ceil· ing, Adult,; only, no pets. Refs 5-IS-9652 82&-8680 Ue $5.58. 644-0687, no water bedl, S 2 5 0. $150/M.O. 646-~ 'ti b v cell, bi>I, gar. Adults $1!1(). newly painted, drps, epts, Apts. JAN R al San Clemente 846-3410. CE 113 " ores 2650 Elden, No. o. 537-3125. garage, No Singles, no pet$. F • . ent . Brand nu 2 3 BR ,_1, pool •ocl NI R. duplex, Quiet. 1 BR, carport, pvt patlO. . Slfrlnt urn. or Unfum. 370 sty 4 Br. Turtle Rock Home • .... ., • • · .ifar. Sep. by aar. Emplayed adlU lft'/view. 21,s Ba, pool. Din DARLING Cape Cod 4 Br, + carport, ample parking, over 30, no pets, 548-l02l TOWNHOUSE New crptfdrps. AU elec. LRG 2 BR. l % ~· Studio. &.lboai Penlnsul• nn, compacter, upgraded 2 BA, 2 story. Beaehside, $225 841-4074 Eves & wknds. 2 Br, fireplace, pool, pr'vate Re_sp. adlls only. No encl gar. C.OUple, mfant ok. -·-""..;.:;:.:;;::~:...-- drps. UCI cptd, etc:. 15M Ca 11 e Sin Juan C1pistr•no ADULT large, quiet 2 BR, patios, continental break· chi!_d/pet.s or water beds. $151.50/mo. AllO 1 Br. avail MATIJRE couple only 3 Rm ~· Elcm:tary • ~~ Sacramento. Ref. nee. $29a. ri=~ N~t;:;. 6&-r4 clean, !a.st. Spacious grounds, near $135. 54S-1322. Feli 1, $125. 847--4440 apt. $1SO Mo., util: paid: 833-135-1 (n4) 498-0378, ( 213 ) NEW 3 BR, Frple, ~ag ept shoppir.f-!: tine beach. Fur. 2 BDRM, crpts. drps, bltns, 2 BR, 1 BA, bltina, garage, Yearly. 6'13-Q80 Realtor 2 BR CONOO •.• From $2al. liM-3097 2blplla~.113\1~.~~ .. poo72101, gar. ~VEL .. ~ 2 ~ B~-~~nSorryDr, ~~ed oCor unfurn~ed. from patio,Adgula• pa11d. Laundry $145. As:k962tor .... Dna1e. Cost• Mesa _, $245. mo. 1se Sl-IORECLIFFS 4 BR, fam '"""' .w ....,,,.... · ~· ...... .,.., • ofMJU, rona ui::l Mar, rm. ts on y, no pets. ...... 2 BR condo .••• $1.65. Mo.Ilse rm. On goll coune, l!flv. Townhouse, 833-85.U 644-2611. r~ 16th St. $110 mo. 2 BR, 1 BA. Blt·ins, cpts, 11iE EXCITING 3 BR Home ••• $2&.i. Mo/lse ~mt~ S 3 5 o Imo. Furn. or Unfum. 340 SM. apt, 1 older adult Util drpa, 1 blk to beach $175 PALM MESA APTS. 3 BR home .... $300. Mo/lse pd. $125. See Mgr. #4 in LRG 2 BR apt, quiet, seclud· 2 Br unrurn. Ow, pool, shag mo. M.;..3ffi3, 536-1336. MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. 4 BR home •••. $425. 11-lo/lse 2 BDRM, R.&0, crpts, newly D•n• Point rear. 2335 Elden, C.M. ed, open beam cell, patio. crpt, gar, bbq, retrig. All NEW Apts, walk to beach, FURN. OR UNFURN. RANCH REALTY 551-:llOO painted, ocean view. $'175. NEAT l·BR. apt In court. Very nice. $23.5. Adults only. util pd. Ollldren/1m. pets l, 2 & 3 BR avail. Unbelievably la.rp apts., T. ROCK vge 2 sty 2100 sf Water pd. 146 Mariposa, OCEAN View, golf, pool, $1li MONTH 548-8638 or 646--0977. welcome. Sm$230. 1838 SJ&.2579 huge pool, Jacual, el'Ct bit· 4 Br fam rm, 2 fireplaces, 894-4284 frplc, 3BR, 2 ~ be., furn Fare! Walker ~tr. 642-2008 FRESHLY PAINTED 2 BR, Placentia, CM EXTRA LARGE 2 BR 2 IM, shag crpta, drpe, sauna finest location • all nee d s OCEAN view, 3 BR, 2 ~.. :~~· $350, 6 1 5 -4 1 7 4 • UNIQUE bachelor apt with 1 BA. Crpls, drps, bltns. WALK/BIKE to work or BA Deluxe Poolside apt nr s~Q~ta, no pets:. $400. ~linus xtras $478. ines E x c luslve neighborhood, small pvt yard. AU utilities Corolido Apts. $210. 549-2288 shops, pvt 2 BR "1rl·plex, bea.ch. $160. 53&-5882 1 BEDRM. FurnUn!. FromFrom 17S7 aJI xtras Avlb OO\V 497-1871 $300. Lease call Sl:r3500 Dupltxts Furn. 345 pd. $ISO. 551-1278 or eves 5.57-8968. garden, quiet st. bltns, encl. Sl57 ** UNIV. PK 4 BR, 2" S•n Ju1n C1p1'1tr= H ti t 8 h CHARMING now 3 BR, 2 Gg.:,r~~lts. $200 642-0247 or 1 BDRt<.f. unfum. $135. 822 2 BEDRM. Unf. From $172 111 ~ N wport a.. h un nl on e1c ·~ Calif. St. No peta 960-1012 You're right they're under· BA corner Townhouse. 1-tstr _ e C BA apt. Convenient Cdf.f Carpet, stove, refer. incld. priced! 156"1 Mesa Dr. 2 ba br w/walk in closet, frplc ,NE\V 3 BR, 2 BA Home OCEANFRONT Beaut Winier $35 WEEKLY location. $37S per mo. Rltr LARGE 2 Br, 2 Ba studio. Irvine (5 blkl from Newport Blvd.) 3 Br, • unfum, 2 car & balcony, inter co n1 Close to Dana Point ttarina rental 2BR, 2BA, w/ lrp\c, Executive Suites 644-1270 Prlv. patio. New crpts, ~9860 gar., fncd yn.rd. 111t & !Mt. thruout, SJro, 55,2.-9444. schools & shopping. Con1· 727 Y kt Bl d 2 R I BA dra d?l>S, wall panl'g-, lnuned. 3BR, ·erpt~. i;o1ne drapl'I & stove on l'Ul·de-sac st, S210 n10, ~8-5i50 S275 nio. 646-622'.!. 1 1 & S300 per mo. 6t6-383'9 or own v • .B · · carpets, pcs, """"'pancy. Nr. Bak•r & 2 BR family apta: trom $IDS. Fomlly Fun Aptt, 1.;:=~"""":C:C"c--,0--,-I BEAU1'. Princeton mod•I 3 mun ty poo rec area. .... ch Bl•d t Y rk --'-f>rep'--pool -·· ) 1N1cr~ 4 BR. 2 bath, Newly Br. 2 Ba, lrg Uv &. din Children &. pell O.K. Lease Duplexes Unfurn. 350 DC& 5u:;.11 ° tuwn S22S/MO~' · G75--0562 Bri1tol S195 lifgr 979-8719 ~~I ocaUon ln Irvine; Award winning 1 2 ' 3 dcc.fncd yd, gar. $285. area, BBQ •. patio. Xlnt $280. per mo. D OS 0 B 2 BR Bllns crpt• •--Coego Fwy & Culver hr apts w/tamily' rma No ~1--.nt'n "" Ce 21 Bolboa l1loncl STU I • 1 R's. 1 BR, REAR UPPER · • • ""1""' Dr._ mplelc recreation l•ase. -·. 00 pe•· "'--m "" .NiM Univ. Prk loc. "" .. '=/mo. ntury ' nr \V 19th St l'lhop'g en'-., ......... ,. ... rni _.., 49J..U26 e Full kitchen GARAGE NO PETS ' . u.,. faciliues, convenient sho~ just $115. OUR 'TOWN 3 BR., 1 ~1 00 ., nice yd. Avail Feb 1st. 562-7355. S27>Year Round 2 BR. stove, • Heated pool 6r:>-4952 .. 19'1·i Wa.lhtce •E. CM. $165/ ping centers, cb:e to Family Apia 1250 Ad No pets. $250 htonth NEW 3 BR ho In Turli S1nt1 Anl -.. " d • mo. Call Eddy, 642-8181 hoolB (TI4) 552-9~ • amo Fortin Co. Rltrs. 642.5000 me e re •• '6·• ~ ' ' rapes. Laundry fac:IJitlcs NEW l_arge del1L"<e 3 BR, dayJJ, 644-1339 eves. sc . _.,,, Ave. (Adams at Fa.lrview). E/sldc 2 Br, 1 Ba dplx. ~~al~ ~~.' ~ OLDER Home 3 BR, $185. !Red~. P~· e Free utilities 2 BA, frplc. Shopping within SPACIOUS 2 B 2 Ba 2 BR. Condo. Walnut Square. O:ia:ta Me1a. Phone 55&-0lfi6. 11 ~. K1'd• ok. ~,_..., Fncd yrd ror ldds 'Ul.ts, ng. 6 or • • ' Free llne.na I blk. $395. 673-2918 bltns "-"'new ~· 1' $ZS/mo. * CASA VICTORIA * •• ••~ H ofl-•· 7 9'4l m A GRAND Canal, lov.·er, • T.V. & maid se.rv. avail. • "'l''" oorpe g, poo , Call ~2651 1 2 Homefinders 547·9641 2 8 om -rs • 2BR, 2BA b1>l e Bar·S.Que 2 Br, Old CdM, S230 mo. frplc. gar, AduU~. no pets. , & 3 BR. furn & unf 1.;:_;c:;c.:., _ __;_:.-__ __;__ S~/:;:;,=; Walnut Square. Mature ad11s .only:' ~r· a Phone set'vl.ce Fully carpeted 376 \Y. Bay St., Of. l19un1 Bt1ch Carpets, drapes, D/\V. TV Dani Pol!'t Call University Park • 1 Mlle to ocean Call 675-6754 2 B 1 ba ant. Pool, etc. 525 Vktoria :;:::;:...:_:.:;c;_____ 642-2651 B Ibo p I I r, & 3 br, l'Ai ba. SPACIOUS, -an v I• w St. at Harbor CM.,, .... °""O NE\V Ocean HarbOr FOl't'Yel" NEW JBR, 2BA w/bltina, SPACIOUS 3 Br, 3 ba t\vnhse 1 1 en nsu • $1554165 Cost1 Men blt.n range, drps, crpt, pool, dio 1 b "'""' ~;,, BR 3 Ba w/fam rm. 2000 sq ft. Avail B LOR BR cluhrm, carport. 2212 Col· stu • 1k to beach frplc, EXTRA Large 1 or 2 Br. View. 4 or 5 , crpts,drps,comm.park& J $400 1 BEACH&Bay3Br,2Ba. t..,CJ11,E .Al •. Patlo"i' "THE GABLES" legeAve.&4&0032 deck, stove, refrlg . heatedpoo1.From$145.M•· Fain rm, FP, Cpls, dps, pool, nr UCI, 833-8447 mid anuo.ry. · mo se. lrplc, beam cell, gar, com· •• ., c 1, pnv. garages • • 2 Br 1 Ba w/ glU' Adults · redecorated $~. 497-1136 ture adulls_. _No pets. 1887 only $395 n10./ren1 or ~ell. SS2--9299. pare price. $ 3 o o Im 0 • vlded bath le lots of closets~ erpis, drps, bltns f~ yrd NEWLY DECORATED o c EANFRONT bachelor. Monrovia , ~. $79,500 67".r7414 L1gun• S.1ch Houns Furn. or 968-6503 Rec. haU, pool & pool tabht1, w /patio Wtr pd 636-41:11 2 Br w/ca.rport, $145. \Vtr Kitchen unit. Private. $130. LUXURY l.rg 2 BR adults Fountain. Valley SlGO _ UUI Pd. Small 1 Br. Unfurn. '-.. 310 Coron• deJ Mir :::f.a11';~"K:i!o~ort.ii°'ft 2439 "A'; Orana~ Ave .. $165 ~ii2t::~:S~~~'E" mo. Yrly lncld util. 494.5502 blt\111, pool, nr ;hopping BRAN D New T 1 bu ro n Bltns, deck, stcim to oetan! I blk. W. oC Beach, J blk N. $100-1 BR. Garage, stove, $120-l B d ,., 1 LOVELY 1 Bdrm, North end, center&: bUI, 19'11 Pon1ona. $165 -New 3 Br, 2 Ba, Gtntra SPAC newer 3 br,2 bA, serv. of Slater)_ refl'lg. $50 cl~. Cpte or r P""' marr. cp e, ocean view on Cllff Dr F t I V II Townhou!K', fully crpt'd, fencOO yAI'd, privacy .t porch. WaUc: shop. 516 Iris. elderly penon·· .. on1y;·-"No nolHlmokeri, no J>Clll. Crpt, adlts only, S210mo, 494-1966' oun 1 n • ey drp'd. scU clean ove.n & ch11.rmt r .......... 1 $300/ Lse. 644-6682 &42-7848 chUdren, no P'lS. Re.f ....,,'d. drp. Ref. k dep ffil, $t FRO'! ll70 dihwhr. \Vasher & dryer. ,.,;,.;, 2 ii BR..,..,A~ 3 BR .• 2 ha., Wlf. new carp, mo. • LGE Bachelor, walk lo 548-1237 ·~.. W. 11th St. CM MS--0358. La1un1 Niguel 1 •. • You can lift ~ BR. 2"' BA. ~taster ....,. -• ·-ve stooe.. dre.pe11 decor, yrl.y. $325, 3 Br + den, 2 ba, bltn11, bps, anal, ma.ture adult I""" , wtu;re you play: 3 pools, UR overlook 11 pool & lrple, natural cedar. BIJ WatertrOnt 2 BR, I ba. year· frple, open beam cell, only. ~ a: clnl dep. SHARP 1 bedrm, l bath, _, L<lvely 3 hr, 3 ba. NE\V Monarch Sununit 2 Br jaroni, billard rooms, puty , clubhouse. ;a.10/~tO. Call yrdNU. VIEW RENT• S ly. Unf. $300. erpt/drps. $425. 67l-4i;i0. ~ dupleX . Private gantge. r~mac& nrhtrwygl • walk to 2 Ba Twnh.se.. Xlnt room1, '~lley & basketball 96U666 \\•kdnys befr 5 • ~L l BR. 1 bll. Yrly. Unf. Can· FOR Lease I.Jwely 3 BR, Eutslde Costa Mesa. $140. 5 P» sc .la. No pets. Vu • comm pool &. rec. courts, barbeque1, babt>llnE pm or 4!).l-4196 eves & 673-4030 or 494-3248 nery area. $185. Frpl RE'l1RED people, clean, Per mo. incldl all utll. Call Avail now. 54().6338 C9-519'1 brooks. SUNDANCE, best w~s. OCEAN' vtew-2 story 3 BR 2 BR., 2 ba. turn, winter 2 'ii Ba Duplex:. ' crpt, quiet a pts. at the beach. 546-5890 Heritage Realtor&. 1 & 2 BR. Sl.35 To $165 Lid I 1 manaied 1 A 2 bcdrouM S BR condo 2~ ooth lam borne w/prl. din. nn I: ~c $300. drps. 644-1188, 640..&898 ~ mo., 2BR 1 i• be dra......, &. ... ,-plus . S75 deposit No pets, o s • apts In Orange Chun~. , • Cl 'f Yrl ••· Co ti .u___ 536-7006 ' ·1 ' .-~~ ·-~· children 0 K "0 7829 · 103;0 \\'a.mar In J'ount n nn 2 CIJI' ¥11.t'f!.i'C bk yd. Pool on. 1. f Dr. y rental. • m.a. _oven " range, gab&ge disp. · · ~ 1,850 Sq. ft. apartment right · 6r 'chibho\l:K! f&eil. $325. $420. mo 83Q..9001 1 BDRM, 1 block from ocean. prl patio, c11roort:, couples 1 A 2 BR. ~$155. Stovt, 00 Udo's lovely beaeh. rn~)Y ~=-kind of place., 839-9303. 3 BR 2 Ba Ep\iera.ld Bay 2 B~, b=, patio, ~· Redecorated, pool. sm. no children, $160 ino. 610 ref, crpt/th'J)I, hid pool . Frplc. clec. pr. opener. 3 ;i"-7,=,===--,----1 3 BDRt<.I Cofkb, 2 i; bttl, area clo9e to beach. CJ>t, OSJ.dren or tsp: $18o. r:: 9fl0..250ll Apt c . Jo Ann ~9573 Adults, no pets. MS-8965. Br, 3 Ba. 1'kllt attracth--e Huntington Buch lam nn, 2 C"ar garage. bl<yd, yrd, toe. gar. tH-1869. 361 Ogle. &G-1298. L1pun1 BHch 2 Br apt. ~-inl from SC 2 - 3 BR. ba, crpt/drp1 apt. for lease on Bay. can cil $~ Plata. Crpt!I, drp&, bttlM. pools. ph~y"round. $l50 up. Bunster Cretly, B k r : DELUXE adult Po o 11 I d t pool l Club-la • • L19un1 Nlgvol C ndoml I 2 BR Trl·p1'x •I" w/fl'plc, EITIC. apta !rom $50 wk prl •ar, l170. 9'19-1637 Call 64>--0140 64H338. rant.n bunplow, nr ocean, 839-9300. o n urns Adults only. NcwP«t H1ht• or $170 mo, Pool, maid, • u-v frpl, lrs patlo, 6 pooll. 3 8edroon1, 2 bo.th tplc, mE SHORES; 1 BR, 2 ba. Unfurn. 320 area! $~. mo E\;:n )Xl, ldcy, VUla;e Inn wkeod1 or aft Sprn \\•kdays. DUP LEX 1 UR, Unturn, m.M erde uuna, tennb. 841).6259. bllf\J, 2 car Jtllt'., JW'\nt pool, dan, tple, patios, guarded 548-4927, Days 64$-351.S .. . 494-9438 D"ELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA. New garage, quiet. no dop , calill, llOME ATMOSPHERE-Dix 2 Al.901 Br. From S135. kids OK $2-19 mo. No fee. -~~~~70beacht 1XJOI~ t~ Cost• Meta Huntlna!eft 8eteft New Slilit Levtl Stud.lo Apt. irp~;:: ~· ~~m~~· No::.mo2BtoreR'Y2Dcles, MS-mo. &:: 3 ~..t..... $110 up. lttntal Newport leech • Agent 842-4421 2 si ... 3 BR Condo 1 iL s;.;;.: P.ool . &: V\e;w. Ex.clUSlw •--· •-:w• • c.•V . A, crpt1, drps, Ole, JW> !\lace Ave .l"-';:.;;.,;;:;;.;...;;;::::.:::; ___ I, El Toro PACESL'Tl'ER Beauty, 3 BR BA..,, Pool ptlvl. Encl dbl: $145-2 BR. Bltnt:, crpts, drpl, area •. $145/mo. Gt-8490 occupancy. 646-4~l dishwasher. \aund tnc, M 5'16-1034 ON or nenr bta.rh; 2 A 3 BR. REPUBLIC '"m•, 3 Br, 2 2 bas., blt·ln_s1 Ja.ndscaped, gar. Nr. South Cat Plaza. d!11>rylcf,_~tio. A.it£..~1·1~~~nt STllDIO ~ on beach $125 3 BR-2'h BATH pet.s, S215. 545-TrM an 12pn1 Newport iHch No fee. Call: "" med yd. HUJT)", .$281)., 66"m" IM,;11 """" • lllll yearly ' Incl B w TV ~CC'l'll'lt~. nr So. Coast 3 R?llS • S95 mo. Adult. . --Proptrty llou&e 64.WIS7 bn crpll, drp1, frplc. $300 494-8964 t.ft 3 ...-"· ok. No peta. a.tt :1:30 G4-7tnu • · ' I Plaza. Adib; np _ pet,s, ~oyer 35. f1? pets. Inq. 11i 2 BEDROOM bltns, DW. 3 SR. 2 ha. 2 doors tnxn n'9 1ncld1 water. 497~2:'51 SEA Terrace Ga.rdtn llorne, 'Any day ii the BEST DAY to pm. llACON RENTALS 6f2..-0.4G1 m S!trkl ~t. near Hoec \.f~p. .Adult1, ocean. Shan). nn; mo. _ DonLgl.v.e....JIP the , ahlp! tennlC"ll~-f* .•. ~BR;-i\iri iJl ia! Ddffl dl'IQ'. : 3 BR, 2-11at . .-blt·b~,.-cpt, ~~ il"'I 11.mi 2 BR...apt.__Att&ched...a:ar,_Nr LRO 2BR ,. aP,t llfl w I SJ85 lo $220 per mo. &12-087 yearly. 673-2925 or nS..oio9. "List" It In cl~!U.i.Jl'IP O·Modt:l~-mor49l-OU8 ,-__.,,.._2-..Blka-to...Btach,_Aft. ~ e•._11 .,....'"ii' _ Hitbor. On tpwa. Child OK. decorated. nr 1 e pp In I ,, . , .a Dally""Pilot OOl1ftld "Sell th! old a.:y t!w'ntw to Shore Reaul1'1 ..,...,., A 847"5.13. You'll Ond It In CJuatlled 6, 536-1614. CLASS SEU.S -60-11678 $19J.~!='41122 1'fnt<t, r1i1 pm, Mlhl823 -Acb64i-1!61t stu~. ='-----_;c.J • • • • I • --.. . . -· --·~•-.... ~~--.---. -1 ·-• . • . ' %4 DAILY PILOT s.-,. January s, 1974 7;;;;::;-<;;:;;;:;:":==:::irr.r.;;;;;;;:&:====--;;~;;;o;;;;:;;;>.NrITmm;r.;W.iiih~M:ilf110iir.Ti;\ii0niW;Mii'Fi1Jil ' ~ r·' rAf>h.~":'..:-:::-::==::--:::~GO~r~1!1!••~for~ll~ont~=~43~sft'!M~l'~sc.~lt~t~n~11~1~,==~46~65~·~f~o~u!!,..~l~tre1:!!~~..,~l·1>C'1JG,corpet 5trYl<t _ 1 r-atntlnt &•----Help Wan.,.., -& F 111 ""'P wonhil; -.. I! 110 nolp WtntW, M" F 110 ~ Fu:.n. or Unfvrn. -370 SINGLE aarqe tor rent cW;;;AN:;;;T_to;;:;.ft;;;n:.;t;;;•;.,lo_to-r-Hon...;;:;;le., BOXER. brown w/white STE AM C L I:~ A N i , __ P_i.._pe_rhl_ng.._l"f.%...___ CLtAN up &: dell'7tl'Y boy, EXEC OlREctOR, Volunt· N.wport •-och $25/month. I man.lb, Jan 15, 3 d i.I, under neck, bla<'1c taOe. SANmzt! All dlrt out, pun"'. wall--'-state lt',nnM [Dfl f\l.U tlme. Apply in penon, tal'Y Ac~-~n~ba· ~~~· ; t---'"--------j =,d.m~E.';_!12M!!!!_:St:!:·~CM~·~i ~xlnt ttt, 'Tit~ o :.=,.ta.U, Male ... Vie. Aladdln Roust ot Servtce, """'" "'~"'""• ~~ Hu1che •on '1 at 140 Coldeaqrnaal~ ."""6•• ... , I ~~I M c-~-H"-!157 ~ !IC • .No. 2'19514, lnJur., all Ind··--~-· W•v, C.>L s!art at llOM. SUbinlt lull l STORAGE ,only, Dou~ e ~ Bcb _., -·~vent, ...... ..:°:'::-=:'";-===---'YPe•.ot PJper. T 1 ~: Auembly, S k I l I ed Ii,.,~~ Ila-bl ... _ rsume to Bolt l 03 7. rt' • garqt .. North-EM! .....,.la I ·1~ .. _., ... ,., .... ,» • Cement. C.,,aete 842'-43:86 TralnttL Polldonl avail ~·· re e, mau .. .,, Newport ~ach. ' S ' ?I.Iese. $40. mo. 642--5999 ,.,..._,'"** ~ FOUND Vic. Oriuiat Ave., • Paperban;ina & pe.intiJll', now np Sil womt.n for kitchen belpe.r.l'°';:.!:;:,;;;;::=;;::::==-;11 ! t> Office Rent11 440 •• O:l«ta A-1HL Approx.·1 wk:a1' • * • 21 yrs liarbor area. Refl . Call 493-0659 aJt 10 AM. EXECUTIVE Secretary. I ~ Solid black. ,..1 •. ~ DUKE BUSHFIELD r N ·~211 .,. -93•3141 • ICAL mM olfice, etpert typlot , ru 2!h um. o. "°"" · vu.-......,-·CLER-organizer. ln 11 u ran c e, ·r -~· ~~igm~To"FEt.~~ 'L119ol Notice• 510 "_U~.,:;;.M(~ ~ You~~= of ~='NGQ~\~ w&or':: .11 ~odi.Jn~:u"~· ~ ;.~~;~;;_Y-=-",,."·' _h_•,..l_p_r_u.,..l ,I tt. g:al"den-type ottice: loll 1.11y debll or other Obllaa• SPORTS & W 11 H ' ?fEVER A FEE AT TEMPO. FAB er, no aper. i o1 parking. 4 Large exam.. lions other than my own, Lost • 555 RIX:REATIONAL * 1 paper •"le'* TEMPO TemPorar)' llelp necns: lrvlne area. Ask for • : 1 Bl ! Near Hoag Ho1rpltaJ: 1700 sq, I will not be. resporWbl' for l -'Dr"-'.> ________ 1 2 tlc.kell-&o the T21.ephone 6C--0246 • Ca.Jr540.4450 RIC Cult • tlUNe illl., ·recepOon, busl-Gero.Id tatcNulty, 1 96 6 VEIU~ ~ SHOW C. Rebko 646-2449 CJ. . Patrtc1a, 54(}..3684.. ; · nesa ofe., X·rny &. dM"k m1., i .,;'.;;Val=l•::;ce:!'..:Co=":::•..:>::;l•::•;:L:__~ LOST: Siamese Sealpolnt "i:t the · PAINT now, pay half later _:'Jiamalicd 1 ~~~r Pd~e~ 0 ~u~ FILE CLERK $409 l frolJ\ prlvate t1octor'i; office: 2 Auto Traniportit1on 525 male, 9 mot, no flea collar, ANAHEIM Ex P erieneed, references II---not neceuary. Will consider Fee Paid. Uke detallaf ' I " ' relit roonui, uit'o(.'Ond. Ideal Vic. of J.800 B1k Santiqo CONVENTION CENTER Earl 49'--4201 retail tnstallment exper. Great spot ln Newport $ .. 60 for orthopedics. $765 Per CAR POOL SERVICE ~!~ :~~. ~0M1s6: Pl January 4·1l WALLPAPER tmnglng, Tempori1ry Help Start in1med, 1.fale or Beacb.. Also F~o~ CaU 1.1 mo. For lnformi1tlon lf you have tnfor. of eue call 642--6G18, ~xt 333 custom residential & com· ,,.,....,,,;.,,.....,!!!!!,,;,!!!!,.I female. PhOne (TI4> 547·3524 COntrol Career ,c,.11•P oymeot Ca ll 83J..ll9S whereabout¥ plea.3e call to claim YoW' ticket.. merelal Call Ted 49t-J952 ASSEMBLER , George Snyder. AJ:oncy, :J4<X! Jrvlne Blvd., Al Oakwood G1rden APlll'1· ments LOST~wntr ottering $100. * * * commercial e 1 e et r on t c gentJenWt, live-In, good FRY COOK Reward for return of white CUSTO~! concrete ·--k. * PATCH PLAS'I'ERING * assembler Jor wlrln& Ir. cook. Mual be good drfver. 1\falure, exper. & depend. 1. I' 1' GREAT RECREATION: awim· n11ng, saunes, heallh ch.I01, bllllards, teflnls, pro & pro shop, 9011 driving range, party room, etc. :1 ,~~~A~ft~t~r~6~P~M~~~ 646--0169 Reward. :?:!r:r ~~12201j11 -tree Plaiter, Patch, -Repair Exper. & respon1lble woman, COMPANION for retired .:.N::;.Be:·...:;: 55HSll5.;,;;;;::;==-- calico female cat neutered. Ori .. .,. AU types. Free estlmate1 soJderlna:. 548-2622 or Patient lady 45 to 55. Good able. Apply in person, Surf RS~''ACELT01~ [ -1~ ~~.-ldent.c;!,a~!t_wearingVlc. 1~~ t'>~_v1~.pa!>:u~ ~ e~l =~~C_afi_MG-6825 ____ ._ 548--2635. salary. 644--9)'l7 & Sirloin, 5930 W. Cout u~ ,,.... . .~ .ocu-uuo,;Q......... -""'' ~ Plumbing ASSEMBLERS-TEOIS YOUNG COMPANION need-1-;;H;;w;;yi;";;iN;;iB;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 673-4400_ Galaxy Dr., NB on 12/29. =~===~--------''------With elec~meeh. auembly. td for invalid for 5 days ,!• " '• FU N ACTIVITIES: Futl·llme director, lree Surldsy brunch BBO's, !rips , pa rties, and "'°"'' BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS~ Si ng les, 1 & 2 bedrooms. Furn . & unfurn. With all the e)l,tras. MOdcls open 10 to 7 Sorry, no pels or children, ' OAkwood G&rden Apartments Newpor1 Buch/Notlh h~illf •nd 18111 645-0~ North Co.ta Mesa Sn1all pro fessional building with up 10 5 offices avail- Please call 642-9556 CONCRETE or brick: patios, LR. OTIS PLUMBING or mach. shop expe:r. Costa no hvy Uttlng, own trans. GENERAL "P._•.;.•'°;.;..;"°.;;;;.l•;_ ___ _.:;5~30 ~LO:,:::ST:::.~E;::ng°'l'-ilh=S'-p=r:_i-n_g_e r :na!U, ~en:, veneer &. Remodels il Repaja. Weter l>fna, 642-8080. Laguna Bch area. 494-9974. , LICENSED SPlRlnJALIST Spanjel, vie Ogle St, C.M. !asvest .. • a:abites ~f!.f~s.. heaters, disposals, f\ll"ll&ces, ASSEMBLY Inspection • COMPANION, wuh, help Spiritual n!adings 10 a.m. Llver & Wblte, White feet is reasona. e. '"""'°"".,.. dshwaahn. 642-0263 M/C & Shipping help req'd for both dress, cook breakfast, lunch HELPER _ JO pm. Advice on all & legs & spot on noee. CEMENT & Block Work. B/A. Complete Plumbinr day & swing &hl.fts. Cortee. Jor elderly 'l.'Ornan. 6 •trs. matters 312 N. El Camino Please hold her. Lie No. Walla, patios, sidewalks, Service. Uc. 272694. 642-1817, N.B. ~ days. $200. 545-5247. Real, San Clemente, lor 7806, Ans. to Daaha. Call etc. By hr. or job. 646-6915. PLU1'1BING REPAIR .ASSISTANT Managers: to COOK, Convalescent Hosp. appt call 492-00,14, 492-9136 646-1700 Reward. CEMENT: Patio, drives, No job too small train, graveyard shift. 6 1PM·l :30PM. $2 per Hr. 5 PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-LOST wild scarlet ?.laeaw. walks-Repairs, saw & I ~~-*:,..;;*-642-3=.:::;128::..:*;_*;;__ nltes wk. Co. pakl benefits. Days. 642-0598 f 1 d e nt, 1 y mp a thetlc 12/29. 1..,ast seen Oying remove. Free eat. 544-8998. Television Repair Jack In The Box. 1B COOK~TRAINEE pregnancy counseling. Abor-North out of Emerald Bay. Child Care Baku St, C.M. Salary according to exp. Pro- No Expet-. Necessary Ne'w,;Grt •• C!WSout 16th II h~lnl 642-8170 ~ .. .able •• Excellent-W-nledic.al; dental, accounting, etc. Best value! Call 54S.8424 SouU1Co Realtors. llon & adoptions ref. Any info leading to capture ----'"'-"-----COLOR TV Repair, expert, ATTENDANT, Fema1e part fer no students. Exper. APCARE 642-4436 of bird, _.,P_1!:,.ue Contact, VACATION mother will care reasonable, mmi in home. time for elderly semi-in-prerd .. but will train. Apply "'*"'"'ttF'E*dtt ' OtA'T1t-·~-(0 ~·--•. lot-~me & children Antenna setvlce also. Bert valld !emale. Newport between 2:30 & 4:30 pm, • Let our babies live. For Lost Vie Mariners & while you va ca t ion . Gallemore, 968-2783. -548--5491 or ~9 Hamburger Hamlet, 1545 alternatives to ABORTION Highland, NB, gray & white ResJ>Onsible · dr l v er Ex-Tile ATTRACTIVE, receptionist/ Adams, CM. Ask Jor Air. call Lll"E LINE $1-5522, long haired cat. Family pet. cellent reference. 645-f.674, secretary/hosteaa for Sea-• ;:;H;::a::.•':.c"::.·-------I FAR WEST SERVICES, INC. 1 BR's . From $115 -$225 B•chelor Furn $205 Ocean View. Yearly lease. Heated Pool. Adults Only. LAS BRISAS APTS. 5515 River Ave., NB EXECUTIVE OFFICE 24 hrs. Missing since New Yelll''s CHILDCARE. My 1'1 e aa CERAMIC TILE NEW .I Gate New Homes Sa.lei Of-1- A/C olk.-e avail in profes-BUSINESSMAN, 39 wants to eve. Ans to name of Cyrano. Verde home. remodel. Free est. Sm jobs fice at Huntington Harbour. COOKS • To train for a.ssill- sioMI ail'JX.ll'( area suit!?. meet slim & trim com-64&-3575 Daya 546-7887 welcome. 536-2426. Excellent opportunity for tant manager. Graveyard 16n Reynold• A••· Santa Ana Nev.•ly calllf!led & draped. LOST MALE ·~~ Sett -"'ft 6 d k Co paid patible gal 19-35. Call u..,., er, Contractor Top Soil sharp gal that likes to meet ...-u . llY8 w · · R.et-eption & phone answer-548-1479. lost since Dee. 21. Haa red ___ .;.;,.'-------1 ·people. Typing needed. .4 bene!its. Jack In The Box, EquaJ Oppor. f:mployer ing: service included. Secy & ..:.:::..:.='-------collar and flea collar. GENERAL CONTRACTOR * QUALITY * Days a \Yeek, including Sat-1~1205~,)Bak~er~, ~Cos~ta~M~""~:..· -1'"'';;'::~;';;~"';!:;;~~·1 ~e:°~o~~t ~~: $l3S. k::ss * B~ ~1~r ~~~~ken. Call BILL KEIRSEY * 1fULOi & TOP SOU.. * urdar. Call BUI Ingalls for OOUPLE Exp'd to manage, GENERAL OFFICE , Call 00-2566 ---·-1~~----'--=---FIRST mo. rent free, Dix. offices nr. airport. 1,2 & 3 Rm. spaces from $135 l\1o. m Montero Framtng, Remodeling-ad· ' * appotntment 9 to 6, except maintain, supervise crew. FantAstic starting ulary for Balboa LOS!', 14 wk old Bassett diUons, kitchen specialist, 586-6930 Sunday. TI4: 846-2846. Fine &arden apt proj. $600 sharp indfv. wl"~ll groom- Roomo 400 t lBR Bachelorette looking out Janitorial serv. & ample m---+'-~J>n.Trc"'ical patio-&.Newport-!-l"uiruog._833::-322:LBe1.-.noon_ ; ~· Jacuzzi, l~und prim!, or 833-2840 Aft. noon You are the winner of Hound, mk & White & Bonded & Insured, Finan--1 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ 1 AUTO LOT MAN -$800 mo. plus apt, Utils, ed appearance & avg. lyp-2 tickets to the Brown. REWARD., S.C. cing .available, call collect F 1 0 '"'-··-, phone. Permanent. Gi:HIOOl ing. Duties lo include work- 492-8259 1 213-335-1143 --llliJI or one o range l..UW•tys . -· i .. ~ /I I Id .. Ut ~RTS & '-=-~1;i'ii;iiiii;;-::;.=;m;;==U---i.•,..1111--hy gest r~ord Dealershi . CREDIT .. ~ w ore gn s u en.... e R°f£REATI0NAL--2-DOOS;-blond-Dane/Sbep-i--GERWICK"'&:i01~ . . ~ -Ei 1 perlent.'ed prefe~. lj. --m NVESTIGATOR~ _exJpeor,.-hnelf!~,I A-ncy VEHICLE SHO\V mi..-c, eboeolate male Lab. Bldg Contr. Addit & Remod ln M '"' - ' pn enl , rare find. 673-2193 DESK space available $50 or G'Th-2297 (answering ser-mo. Will provide furniture vice). at S5 mo. Answering service available. 17875 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach. 642--4321 at the Vie Indi.ana Ave. C.A-t. Slate Lie. Bl-U4....., p Y person to r. Don Start your career \V/natkln. 11'400 °-khurat F VI .u.L Crevier. ally known financlal institu-..,......, • · y. ANAHEIM Rewan!. 557-0139. 673-<;0ll 5411-2170 Job Wonlod, .. Om.It 702 T.HEOOORE ROBINS tlon. Great chance tor ad· SUite 213 ~ CON~'!:'~ 4'I3NTER MlXED Shep ma blk w/wht JACK Taulane, re pa Ir , • FORD v~ment. Call Linda Ray, GENERAL office. Mature, Please call 6"2-56l8, ext 333 markings wearing Sa n remod, add. Lie. 8-1 269072 H~LD ~ JR. 2060 Harbor Blvd 54()..6005, Coastal Personnel good o f f Ice 1k1 111, 10 claim your tickets. Bernardino Use. Reward My Way Co. 642-4703. SOU Driftwood Dr. Costa Mesa " Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd., personable, able to meet ' ' ROOMS $31 wk up w/kit, 'SJ() wk up apts. Children & pet section. 2376 Newport Bl~ CM. 548-9155 or ~7. I North County toll tree 552--1450 ----'~~~=-----1,~c~M~·===~~,....,,,--I public. Please wr It e ~stlge area. 740, 550, 330 nunlbc.r is 540-1220.) SML 4 mo blk Cock-A-Poo, Electrical y:~~~= of AVON DELlVERY 1\fan. LA Times Oa.uilied Ad No. 962 Dally BAYFRONT OFFICES' • sq ft, 3700 Ne\11port Blvd., * * * wht. mkgs. oolllll' w/ bell. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 2 . k CHRISTMAS MAY hbme dellv_ery _route, 3 lo Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa OCEANFRONT 1 room cN:.:·:.::B::.· .:•:::7f>-:._::122::::_<>_____ Vic Hlll'bor. & L l lac . ~f>o~r~o &lhe 6 AM. F..conomlcal car. 1itesa, Ca. 92626 •· w/retrig & bath. Utll pd. PRIU.1E office space, ava.il BEST MASSAGE IN N.B. 839--064 FREE EL:Ex:. ESTIMATES """"""REATIONAL BE OVER Over 2S ..,..,. old. No col· GENERAL OFFICE, typlfl&'. ' Yelll'ly • $00. Npt Beh. at Fashion Island, Newport 3400 Irvine Ave. Suite 103B LO~ &ma.ll white female N~ job too large or too small. .VDfy,... T:' SHOW But, Everyone Stilt lecting, ;;;~so I l e It Ing . rt'Q 'd, meet public, busy ofe, 673-1241. Beach,· 861 SQF, to 2,350 la'.t Bristol )Open 8 AM. puppy w/apricot ears . Reaidentlal or commerelal. ';tihe . NMd1 Avon Procluctt. Westmina:ter, HB area.Call Permanent. , ROOM • pvt. home. T.\C. SQF. Furn or unfurn. Reply 0Ann""~·,;55:'=--0539="·-=--,---Garf! Id & M lia H B TODD ELECTRIC ANAHEIM Yes, AVON daily care p~ 638-2924 Johansen & Christensen ,: , & Indry. $25. wk Nr. 19th PO Box 1264, C.1\1. 92626. EXECUTIVE, 39 to meet ~ agno ' · · lcn52 Tra.s~~277'4en Grove CONVENTION CENTER ducts & cosmetics sell year DEUVERY men. perm 16691 J\1Jlllkcn Ave, , , & Pomona, C.?iit. 645-2349 1617 WESTCLIFF~NB slim & trim con1patible .;::;:..,:=~-----"'!!!"!'~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I January 4:13 around, &: now is the perfect p/time early m 0 r n . Irvine 55&1003 -• BACHELOR Room, close to 2300, lTIO, l200, 720 sq. ft . ~~9-A~,pi:aRf. Box. 1093, ~LDch!:i~· .;;'~e, e~~e::-. ""l e ELECTRICIAN e Please call 642-5678, ext 333 time to bt'come a Repre-newspaper deliv. to N.B. GENERAL FA CT ORY, t-a:tores &r: bus ~top, Costa 55c per sq fl. Ample prk'g. need edl . Eutblu!t Lle. #l51i3lO ta claim your tickets. sentatlve. You can make homes. S200 per mo. + mature male. Exp'd, Apply t · li-1esa, older man, 646-6497. Util. Baumgardner, 541_5032. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous 644-~ cation. · •• f92.l934 •• (North County toll free money at your own pace & bGnus. 642-4800. 9 to 5 u . s . Fiberwood ' LG ROOM Fo--nt n-.... Phone 542-7217 or write ;.:~~-~~-~---~-,.::.=,..=-="--'=--number is 540-1220.) meet new people In your r...-. 527 Super!-, "-w~l't • Ilg. • ... · rn::s-650 Sq. Ft. Furn or P.O. Box 12'23 O>sta Mesa. lo MO. old Irish Setter, Gardening * * * community, too. For more D~AL Exec. Secretary. B;'a~h. .,. ,_ ,... ~ e area. Hntg. Sch. Call Unturn. \Viii sublease all male '""""ily Costa M-" details Call· f!...,. ""''! exJ!er ln annt control x-•~7~==~=~~-1 aft 5 pm, 84&13U. or part. Airport area. 833-.. \Voman to meet tall man ~! ....... 54.s..oISl ...._. EUROPEAN Ga r dener. NEED help at home? \Ve ' . ,,,_,\M . taYJ,. ins. ,.le, pegtJoMd.1 -G.ENERAL HELP • PRIVATE entrance &. bath 3330. . o\'er 30 for companionship. Maintenance -Landscaping. have aides, nu r • e •' BABY Sitter, mature, 2 girls Salary open. Send resume Pick up & deli\~l')'-Car re- ' attractive rm. Quiet em-Call Mary 836-f£19 IRISH Setter, female' no ID. Tree Removal. Ver Y h o us ekprs. companions. 6 & 8 yn.my home or yours to Oassilled Ad 989, c/o quired. ~ ployed adult. $100. 646-8502 OFFICE w/ storage. panl'd YOUNG female .college stu-Vic Yorktown&: Brookhurst rea8008.ble. 642-5329 eves. H omemakers Upjohrr H nr Mesa Verde Sehl. Mon Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Technol~ Market'-... \11alls, snag erpt, air cond, d t k 1 1 1 area. Call 963-3633 547...fQl. thru Fri 557-4820 Costa M.,., Cal". 92626 1100 .,. w FURN. Room for mature gal. refr/sink, stall shv.T, 16.52 en see s nvo vemen MOW &: EDGE BAB • Priv. bath. Kitchen privl. Newnnrt Blvd, Cl\f. 548-971i6 "·/sincen! male. 536-5879 LOST lr1sh Setter in H.B. CLEAN UPS J A p ANES E Lady.speaks YSITI'ER ne@ded by DENTAL Ass Is tan t GIRLS W ~ I :;~~~~~~;~~ I l\lolher of eleven, recent some Eng, Wishes to learn Irvine teacher for ""'1ng . . . • . ANTED: New UW pd. Nr. OCC. 545-6505. OFC Suite 1000 It •··'table Reward --•4 e 554--0657 • ,, 2 bo Ow Oulirsidt. 4 handed 511 masc.,.,.e .. n-'or openlog In , • .::tW surgery, , :io.v--v.u more. Wa.nta P!Time work, .... att, Y1· n trans. down.dentisll')'. Able to tak~ H.B.9ro-2357'or 963-1241. .. Guest Home 415 for doctor. H u n t i n g to n l[S] LOSI' black Lab Retriever ?i.IOW &: edge $15., to $20. no car, 6t6--2l88 562-9183. good x-rays. Min. 1 yr ex-. . Gardens, 846-1323. [ Lost Ind,.... near Orange &: l9lh St, CM. monthly clean-ups &r: haul-SECRETARY, Top skills, BABYSITTER. 2 children, 8 per. Laguna NI i u e I. HAIR Dresser with follow. NEW t i 11 · io 445 > • Reward. 646-8300 ing, 536-6l.39 versatile. Legal, Rea I & 11. needed from 2:3().Tpm, ~. lng. The Hair Olalet. Call •• concep n ~ •P-r Business Rent11 iiiiiiilliiim Ge eves 8Qotb re lal 644-n03 ~ Sr. C'\Uzens. See LltG w h t t e Shee"""'......;•h neral Services Estate. NB. Cd,li-1. lrvine, own trans. 9J9..9744; aJt ., * * * · " ' ' --• "~ t"l"5"' 6, ..,_~~. aak >-M--"-. . HEUco~ER p1..:.,:aate, 64-.i-.. 10 NEWPORT SHORES Found (frH ad1} 550 Male puppy, Vic: Warner "THINGS" by Moose. Gen'I CM. 613-2313, 613-316.3 -· ..... ........ EDW5.ARDl5. g .. .,M.S~UERt '1A'"TENnANCE ·- Sum-•r Rtnt1l1 420 600 To 1600 S ft &r: Springdale l /2/i4, 842-1604 LADY -m-·-•on d r ,. v er BABYSITTER, mature · ....,..,, ... ..,.. " "' .,,.. q. · spaces, F o u ND c Carpentry, Repairs, Plum· """ .,..... · Na exper req'd Will t I avail. immediately! 62nd & -e r m a n MALE Tiger sbipe. d,e-claw· b. E 1 R mod 11 Costa Mesa resident. Call V.'OOl&n, wkda)'s. 2 Sm. Newport Beach Ag ·1 · ran. * OCEANSIDE * Pacific Coast Hwy., Newport Shepherd/Collie mix dog. ed. w/Oea collar. Vic. Mesa ing. e c' e e ng 979-9632 aft 5:30 children. r e fer en c e•_ You are the ~:inner of cs 1 •34· S326 mo · 2 BR 2 ba. h h n-•-"· For of" ............ bar-Brown & black w/whitc Venle c M .,.,, ncM. 642-56!3. 642-1074. 2 tickets to the Starting salary + many ., t ouse, comp. !;" u •bo u.._ .. ..,,b . chest. White spot In eye. ' . . ~ HANDY man Repairs by Bob EXPER practical n u r Ii e ' SPORTS & bel\('Cits. Now interviewing. furnished. Never slept in. r s p or any us1ness: Vlc. Beach & Talbert. LOST male black puppy. Vic. Gen Carpentry, E 1ec 1 , private duty. Xlnt refer. BABYSI1TER--for 3 ~ .6 'I r RECREATIONAL ARMY Opportunities, <nt ~l,00clu~use, beach,YgoU ~nts vel'Y -reasonable, .847-6828 of Monti~llo;--C~M. Reward. A 1 m 0 S t any th in g -€osta-Mesa-area;--548-8257-okt Your home. John Eader -vnn:ctE-SHOW • 64>-1163.- ""' s pp .. <t> C<'nter. ear month to month or lease. Call 557-'"" Re bi .~3.~ · RESPONSIBLE MOTIIER Sehl Dist. or vie. PM hrs. • .. _ l ;H"t"c=~--.,-.,...-~~-1 ,. ( -,. •• I by th th ~oUN~c u .. , ... ~" ....... ·~. asona e Q'fQ-LJQ 963-5ll5 or o:•o -·" at .. .., H commissions, Cable ease or e mon . """ u.-reen. .• ~ ........... -_ _ ' ---""· ,_ her home. ;rio-1"'° _ 548-3036. 6754050 '' Owner identify by serial "LOST, ~ pup, 2 ffiO 01('1 1,;-x-RtJEN'TRY, electt1~ Et. ANAHEIM TV subscriber aales. San 1· Vacito'on Rtnlolo 425 >' . number, date &r: location. male. Vic Orange It Del plumbing, fix-it. F & B Babysitting etc. 4 ~~~~ct wanexpdted Du1 !inch -CONVENTJ :lON-eENTER Oemente area. c.a.u Mr. :. , ... ltlft .... A.,llC. Huntington Beach Police Mill', C.M. 54&-5330 Home Repair, 642--1403. RN eUic versa.We intelligent fants, 17 A older: call Please ~uary 4-13, ext 33.1 ! .. 0~PFrlkinl. ·.~~.8-5, - 601 Dover Dr .• Sw·1, 3 Depl. 536-5348 LOST In area of Mission aftract, seeks part time prof o ..... 1687 642-5678 """ ~~ '· LIVE ln the all new Dana : Poin! Harbor at t he ( bcflutilul MARINA INN , . Molel. 34002 Del Obispo St. ~-. (496-2353), Kite hen, Ef-. i Ho CTI I ..c:A ...... -to claim ............ Uckets. HOTEL NE\\'PORT BEACH FOUND Dec. 30, 1.tale Viejo Granunar Sehl, male ME FIRE PRO'I'E ON emp ymt. 613--,...;;._ .r~- 2000 or 4COO sq. ft. building Golden Retriever n r . Shellie, call 831-1593 FIRE ALAR r.1S NURSE for invalid or oome 1::, Bli~~J!..'nH~~ee~ ~:i~ ;oo~tylZ.K)~~U free DESK CLERK for lease. Avail approx. Harbor View Homes Npt. LOST Weimaraner, 2 yl"S, 962-4579 care patient full or pt, mt. bath. Spanish speaking OK. * * * Exp'd pref'd on NCR 4200, M h I ~-tl . ..,. Beach. Call to idenUly female, gray: no t<>-Ans n!l ~ N Be ~" ,. •• .,,.. but not ....,......D..., arc . ~'""""n yoccup1o::u ·544--0r.n. to "Carrie". '897-1n7"' Hauling . . ewport a ..... ~9 DEm"AL ASSISTANT .... ;.ppey· by ~1ar Vac Electronics. \VANTED proof reading or BABYSITTER-needed in my ~e. ~pable le exp. Rodeway Inn 1829 Ne'>''J)Ort Blvd.,' Cl\l. FOUND black & wtllte male LOST large white male dog FOR hauling & clean-up of paste-up part time. Days home. 2-3 dys a wk. 2:30pm-tn all aspects of general 1,~ S E ""-1 Phone Deno v a cc her, cat with flea oollar. Very vicinity El Toro Shopping any type: construction or only. 543-1730 6pm. 551-50.\1. dentistry. Call 644--0922. ......., ,.._.:.ta ·M~ ... ·•o 540-3280 tame. Vicinity Sprtng View Center. 596-T:iGl . local f um I: ficiencies & Apartments. !teated pool, direct dial phooes, television, sauna ·bath, I a u n d r y facilities, ·meeting room, close to San a emente &r: Laguna Beach. Come play in o u r sportfishing, shopplng & restaurants. ~ week &. Up. Bring this ad & n?ceive $5 ott on first week's rent. . School, Huntington Beach, ~~J12e, re erences. Help Wanted, M & F 710 &\BYSITI'ER, Infant, own DENTAL R.ecept. desk only. HOUSEWIFE APPROX 850 sq ft includes 846-6563 ......--o... trans, my hollllt!, Mon-Fri, l .Yt· ·dental exper. nee. front space & offices. LOCAL moving &r: hauling ACCfS Rec. Clerk wanted 7:30 -5, 5fJS..tm6 , 673-4729 Fnnge benefits. Some Sats, DEL TACO Crpted, drped, ale, $250 per Sf:r-1L 0~r.;J1pt& 8:t £1~b~~~ [ IMtntctloft llr-J by student. Large ·truck. for an o .c. firm. Must have BEAUTY OPERATOR H.B. lll'ea. 846-.JS40. Orange Coun1y Airport I' I'. 1 · I I ,. • ' I . ' • .. · ' .· . . mo. Reas. B81T'/. 534--1846 or at least 2 yrs exp. Excel D I D fl E/M S2 per hr. Work 11-2:45. Mon 979-8533 St, CM. Taken to Vet. Call 673--0647. hrs., benefits and oppty for 1 Assistant&: I shampoo glrl. •I tn r• 1man, thru Sat. Call Mr. Kenn RIGHT REALTY 548-4303 until 5:30 or eve-s advancement. Co ntact Richard Ouellette Salon 3-4 yrs exper. Must be cap-9 am-11 am 979-4030 y, -"="'"'°"',.,-;;;-;,-·I o;;":-001--0295~~fo~rc;i'.!!n!Ofo'.:.. ~---Schools & Hauling, $10 & up, Moving, Kath t WOOdllg tl Fix 1610 \V Coast Hwy NB' able of working trom mai ler ' · COMMERCIAL C.1 ya.rd, garage clean-up, Big 'I a h ng -642-3910~ .. . . layouts as well as perform HOUSEKEEPER, English 425 SQ ft offit.-e suite. 724 ~=ma~tblu~f k::y~~~ ln1truction1 575 Flat Bed, 642-4002 ture Co for an appt, ~2901 BEAUTICIANS Styllst / Jn aU phases or drafting ~peaking, take care of love- W. 19th St. Nr. MVB + Vic. CdM Goldenrod GUITAR LESSONS SKIPLOADER&dumptruck. A~g ~;Sallrap~~ following or ~thout A.p;iy Tworkh. I u-k I / &r:ho~e.,::~ 2 ,:12'"1' 1500 sq ft fenced open stor· Cadillac kfys, 675-3489 : Y..1>rk. Concrete, asphalt, 0 ·-.. ' t 3341 N Blvd. IC no OIY m.r et 111 · 0 \VANTED , Roommate. Work-LA \V REN c E p Au L. aklng oA"· mtgr hlring for head ofe. a ewPort ·• NB 91~1100 1. Pos!!lble llve In, phone Ing lady, 55, v.·ishes to share age area. Truck accessabil· LONG haired blk kitty, wht BEGINNER_ ADVANCED. sawing, bre ' ~mo. Payroll expr necess. A/R, BOAT REPAIRMAN 968-~ or 546-2524 ask tor 3 Rm. apt . wilh same for ';-1 _1:o1Y<.:·c.:$::135=·..:m:::o".-'646-696==::1.~-paws, very lovable vie Ma-p op u LAR/Cl..A$1CAL YARD, garage clean-ups A/P pfd. type 50 WPM. Experience Preferred 0.1l9nar, P.C. Torn. rent. S50 & 11': !Jght & gas "THE F actory" has a lrg nyana & Calle Real, San PHONE 646-6.531 remove trees, dirt, ivy, For further into eall 642~ Blackle's Boat Yard, NB Exper. in layout & ~ape-upl ;H"o°"U"SEK="E"EP=IN=G-, "Roo~-m~A per month. Not deluxe, but shop avail. $185/mo. In C1emente 493-0078 driveways, stumps, 847-2666 Equal Oppty Employer BOOKKEEPE"--a/ of logic &r: rMmOl')' ~ts. Board, sml salary on -. clean, comforlable Hild reas-Cannery Village 425 30th St., HYDROPONICS, 1itne8 8 • """""t"'" P Technology Marketing ~ onable. 2079 Thurin A\'e., NB. 642-1960. F'Ol9thUND&: FePml . Getiarm, CShM•P YC!oga, Karate, Seu b a . lfor FJ'loc.a!FURNlum baITUul~E& ~"?I ADmanVERa.!!f!No~-sal~.-.:f', payro!I, good penonallty'. 979-1100 ~~~orolfite lhoulehlkeeplng C.1'1. Avail Jan lst. acen , · · asses begin Jan. 7. YMCA o-.. o-·-· ·~-&-'""""'".1 pleasant. 645--41'97. " ....... sc age ART Center, Laguna Beach, y,.•/Ilea collar & choke 642-9990 hauling. 548-1862, 557-2736. fastest growing magazine. PART time b 00 k keeper DISHWAS!:JER. mature ~dren, Spanish speak ok, FEl\tALE Roo mmate t o sml shop, year lease. 1436 chain. Call aft 5, 645'-7092 ORGAN lessons, Inter/Adv. THE Handy man-any cype Pros only. 645-363.1 typist fOr CPA In Corona person, 6.30am·3pm. Applyl:-:-00-"'-'536""==~~~- share 3 BR, 2 ba. apt v.·ith South Coast, $180, 494-2186 FND: manx-type cat Blk & Jludents. Notes, chords, ar-Repair & maint service del J\.tar. Call 6$--3170. Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, H 0 USE K EEPER-llve-ln; 2 \l"Orking girls. Ne"llOrt ,o;&7Jl0>.o.:-=S27c.·7966S"='-. -~-= white. Rhinestone collar. ranging. Fran Dimmick, 645-7161. A FUN PLACE 661 Center St, CM 54S-5585. routine cleaning &r: lndry ~~ Yrly. $l00 mo. Industrial Rental 450 Vk . Santiago Rd., 0-1 963-1652. SCRAP iron, washer 1 , TO WORK C~~~~~c': Dlshwa1herfWaitre11 aaalst v.:tcooldna:, m u s i 1~.~~B~A"Y~F"R"o"N~T~--I * COSTA MESA * 546-830l Theatrical 580 Refrig., Stoves. Ht. wtr. has opening for substitute Days 642-8415 drive, Priv bdrm, ~th, col· LUXURY LlVING 680 SF 220 $US FOUND; Lge Germ. Shep. htrs. Tin, Metals 847-6684. :JJ Re Cafeteria worker, Salary DRAFTING trainee. for ~fiil Refs. req d. call 2 BR 2 ba bal 11 1300 S.F. ~~:: otfice, Blk w I Br w n markings. I AtANAGE BANDS DELIVERY / LITE MOV· r/ • / $2.61 hour. Written Test Jan map drafting firm. Must!;;:=====--~ $175.' &14-6744. c, s ps, ref., pleaty ol parki11g. ~~ ~~ .• ~~lO& ~rr ~ ~tt.r;u I~ ~~rybs ::as~S:~~th he euben ~t .. !.~e!'°mghll4 sJ!:" = ~~~."'b~~rd~~ H~~:ic~EPJR yr ~d ~ e MALE to hr , 126 Larger units available.. I ~ -~-· ' Good dri Ii in Ii an1e, Ready for occupancy. FEMALE Cnllco Cat' HoUHCIHnlng l!n> Main St, Huntington Assoc,. 540-4481. ver, ve• , including util. Te nn Is ' C. ROBERT NATTRESS Newport Beach. Has flea I I~ fl {J Beach, An Eq ual ~ E tECTRONJC Assemble Interested In quiet ~ ~12 0~~~~~· gulf, REALTOR collar. Found Dec. 1st. S.W. _,..,... Oedlci1ted Cleaning C,. oJ..4 portunlty Emp!O)'er. printed circuit, hameaai: life. Reta req. Sll--5918~ Costa. li.Iesa 979-6571 494-2761 alter 6pm. * WE DO EVERYmING * • ee CAPTAIN or head waiter· for It instrument -.assembly, . HOUSEKEEPER 1 SHARE Bluffs Condo, y,.·ith I :Oiiiii.iiiiii;....,..,;;;iii;iiii;i FOUND fat black & white Refs, Free est. 646-2839 restaurant San Clemente. expd pref, Orthodyne Elec· Live-ln. Own rn1, bath, TV, fl'male, S95tr.10. Ca 11 NOW LEASING puppy with (lea collar. Vic. Babyilttl"I , Now Hiring Exper In good DR service. tronlcs 646-7629 . sm. family. Npt Sch. 5 dy IW>-8714 or 644-2'J6l H I Be ch of Santa Isabel & Elden, HOUSECLEANING ' lady. Alto all arounct cook. Good wk, Eng Speaklna. $240. mo. 2 BR Apt• furn, Utils pd, unt ngton • Costa Mesa. Call 548--0116. BABYSI'JTING In ?.ly Home Reliable. =ces phone BUSBOYS working cond. Write. Exec. Secretary f1001,c.&>&-"°'m==l'=.==~~--·I $92.50 f'en1al£' roomn1atc NEW M--1 FOUND·. White Germ Shep. Costa :t.tesa area, Refer-ela1sltled ad No. 40, Dally Advert. Coordinator $700 HOUSEKEEP,ER. Exp • d , wanted. 673-7237 940 Sq. F'l. & UP ences phone 642-0384 Insurance Pilol, P. O. Box lSGO.. .CO.ta Bookkeeper $500 responsible, &:/or ha.b)'slt· lian1iltofll & Newland St. Yng. Jcm. Vic. Hawn &r: ' ' DAY & NIGHT :t.Iesa, CalH. 92628. P/Time Clel1cal ;3 hr ter, EastbluH area, refs F~!~~ o1'.0B~~ebc~~tce'.ll ff0..1970 Irvine, Nev.'J)Ort 675-5818 or BABYSmING in my home HOMEOWNERS Jnsursnce • CAREER minded Bales---Secretary, S. Ana ~ req, OYr'TI !rans, tlexlble hrs, 586-38~4 -MS-2483 da.YI or nites. Full time Renew.Ing.? Farmers drop. woman needed to model our Receptionist $550 644--5896 430 Rentals to Share 1 =~~'---~-~-1 AVAIL 10,000 sq fl of modern FOUND; Jan. 3rd; German $31 or part time, 962--lZlii. ped rates to lo\\·est. Ask jewelry commlulon bonus's Clerk Bookkeeper to $600l;H""'O<;U;;SE;:KEE;;;;=P;;E;;R-°"re"ll,..a~bl,..e.J .~ FEl\IALE to shr 3BR condo, planl fac ility in prime Shep puppy. On 3rd St., Carpenter Otuck Free Quote 962-2488 Apply 3-5 daily + incentive. Rapid promo-Glri f"rlday $500 good wlCh children. Needed Laguna HJ::_Zl09 ln1ine tract Ioe. Month to Wearing choke ·eheln Maintenance 151 E. Coast~· Uon. No lnvestment Call A/P~ble . to $750 fmmed. Xlnt benefits. Mn .. l\tonth or lease. Secretarlal 900-1470 Designer • Builder Newport Beech anytime (7ltl 998-4004: , ~..i~ ~~ to L10.~ Prentiss ~2719 or 64M8)f. • :,.. Wto~~3fbd:~~ ~~ serv. poss~e. ~~ ~~~iua:; ~ve~ ~-= : rnE Cleaning Servi c e, CASHl::;:OSTESS ffl~Ptloerl.t'' $2.»HOUSEKEEPER needed 'n :i , ocean. call alt 5, 91)3...J'182. RENT ,1 t 600 ~ ft _., ·~-•, H B SJS..199'1 storage areu. Est call Bill ~1~·. 1~~ct0e. ~.· F.quaJ e>ppor. EmploYtt... Exp'd d, but not _ 'Call Jeannie Sisco dayBrook-h kiyt for._teachtrA dahftr 1 i . 0 • • ""'' • ":rn '"6 ._. • • • Todorof 833-0139. necuaary. & Sid Hottman un • m ' PARK Newport townhouse. ftandolph, No. lOL C.M. FOUND. Lge male 1rish Set· C _. Servi 1rtt est.lmate;s, 675-6655 APARTMENT Mana a: er , APPLY NEWPORT 968-2674 aft. 6 p.m. -Want Girl 10 shr. w/2 rem. $100/~IO. 6i5-5U6, btl-7039. ter. H.B. C.all &r: describe, ar,....., ce · Palntlnt & older couple, experienced, Rocleway Im Ptroonnt· I •-~ HOUSEKEEPER, live-'-~ pool A tennis 640--1613 .. 1 1 Sho 900 ~ •297 • ' P' rh I Z1 unUa, HW\t; Bch. 8t&-3166 ..... ..., I · · •• . p. l Blk. Placen-°'""""' JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery •pe ang ng 1400 s. E. Bristol Ill Dover Dr N own trane:. .Studmt OK. ·= ', Garege1 for R•nt 435 tia Ave. 800 Sq. Ft. a43-00 FOUND; Bunch of Keyt In Dri Shampoo, (Soil Retard-PRO hone ARfST exper. In film o:.t1 Meta 642-3110' • • 6'lH>166 or 675-ClO _ No Automotive! Beacon Ba y (before 'ants) Degreasers le F pajnter, st work. Mmatlonorartltudentln-CERAMIC decoraton ~pro-1-1 Q.USEKEEPER/CX>MPA.. , • MINI WAREHOUSES 4001 BIRCH NB Chrlstm11J ~ all c0lor brighteners a to ~ J:,'.'~~m>te. terested 'k I eba r~ 'll; duction "°"'· 1u11 time,119811 EXECUTIVES NION, Pl ~me, 111uordri.._ • STORAGE 3600 sq. fl. ' 541-5032 FOUND· Rlbbit, Blk " minute bi .. cb !or whit• ~ ' . Newport , ac . ··~.. Camino ea,.imano. s.m. •1s·-~ .. s... No 1mokfng. 962-5224, H.11. -, • Pio Move-in or ~1ove-out R 1 I W lod .a.ui. white. Boiu Otlca·Edlnger, carpeta. Save }'OUt money PROF. paperhllnidna. No job durlna diY. R 1' ,_.. tv ·•' ' HOUSEKEEPER 1•·- / . c:llarle•· f'rom 17.lO 1"'• tn • • in ...,. H B Dec 23rd '846-8042. by ,.vine me·extn trtpc. too '"'" no job too '""""· ~SSEMBLERS • plullc & CHICKE ' S.lld ..,.me or cafi TODAY _:_. ~ OU~ <• .-th. --' ---· . . ' WIU ,,..., liv1ntl nn., dining 84~. metal pam. lmmcd open-AUTD STOR!S !or confldenJlal, NO COST "' smoke, """" -· .f_ • HanUllon A: Ntvo'lRM SL, JfB R~. e~ ·y:/2hl~d & el~ S~~Bifi~k ~!, ~~~: nn., I: 11&11 $15. Any nn. PAINTING A papt!l'hana:lnc. Inga. Newport ·Bet.ch. Nr. Ia otfmn, exceptlonal oppor. executlV'fl tnterW:w. Corona de! Mar 6~1847 ': ALLSPACE ca e n r wfpe.t $1.50, couch $10. Olalr $5. Llo'd, Ina., tuannteed. Huntington I: C.OSla Meta. to 'lo'Qmen interested tn ,re-F.::~CUTIVE SERVICES, HOUSEWIVES-short houri, .. , ...._1970 or yd In CM or nearby. &4f>-U87. 15 yn. exp. Is \\'hat counts Call Harril 64M558 M~1 66-6840. tall ea~. We have open· '· INC. part 'time 6'Unter help. ~ .,_.. Call 6f64719 aft 4pm. 1 FOUND Spaniel ~y Vie. not mtthod. 11 do work ' ASSEMBLERS_,&: MOLDERS t n I s tor managttiltnl 888 N. Main, Santa AM tlRoblTlo RHt Fuhlon J1, 1_ .i. _, llEWJ'!)!IT ll•lghu, 0 ff COUPLE wanL"o rent 2 Br. .of Npt Aw. A t Hwy, -U. Go6d-..r.Ml--Ottn.-INT /EXT PAINTING y.,. fut """""' fiberilluo traliiees.l\iprd a driiice· -fT14) 54T•!l625 · lnqulro Bob Duma -.. I 1' allq, 2 car, •lt'lnl.ft 01\ly. hotale,--G'M . 8-&rea.-$186. NB 675--:z995.-DIBERNAJUX> a:_._&ma -:.. FrM-Est-Jim-~ boa 1.'0TllPl1lY;--AlJPly----at ... ment, xlnt't ~ti. 111 E . ft'1 a bfetllr--..U.....l-'OUt!~~o.:..:::mr.=.'----=-1 ~ ... -'No lddl. CaU 673-1597, Dally Pilot W:Mt Adi hi.VII carpet ales -•lnltall4tlon Have 1ometlUr!i )'(1tl want IO Cllppt.r Marine Carp. WJ 19th St.. C.M. 645-126f, lhmll with IUe. Ule Da1J,y The tut'" dl'f.• ln thtWest. _ aASS SEU8 -612-56111 Need a "!'ad"! Pl""' an od! baryalnt piore. · and ,...ir. 9113-2639 ,.n! Oanllled Ids do It E. Occldenlal, SA .Equal Oppor. Emol.,.... ·Ptlnt O...lllldc 8C-56'7a. • , .a llllllY-Ptlol Clwllltd ' ••• • " -• ---.. -·- , -.. _,_ - ' • ' ' I I . ' I 'I 11 '.I _,--. . ' " -. I I; 'I ' 'I ' •I .r . '. • . . . ' -' • • S1turd.,-, January 5, 1974 DAILY PILOT . - -, --~ THESUPERSHOWI .;;;. •• •. 4onaT lllOWI co••• NII Ml,_ WMOU ,.._.,, 13.1--- FREE PASSES wioi' -Cmtl Find .Your Name You Could le One of Today's Winnen I : I II I ' ' I I II yow -h llllocl lo a speclol od -It c..W .,,_ -_, dwlflc.9tioa. .. look crt tli• • , .... '42·5671. Ext ....... 314, .. tw-t a.M. oocl 1 p.m. to -e .._.., .... to plcll ap yow 2 frH tllow tfcliots at aay coo .. olnt DAILY PILOT offke. ,_ 1 o l'aln of $2 Tickets Given Dally FOR H. WERNER IUeK'S 'SUl'ER""SHOW' I I I • I I --~ IHJHIWATUAONrNIJ1"91 • ~ Be The Guest of· the_ DAILY 191LOT :::--, AffllNINll.J•,...Jtall&.&S.. .... ,.... --ODW - Help Wentocl, M & F 710 Help Wantocl, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & I' 710 -·---• INSURANCE SALES No e>q> nee., earn Whtie you team, part time, eves A 1 wkndl, tun tlme when quali-ltod. = . 1;:: , .=:vf,'.:0,. llllltmW.11.!• ,\Ol,lllltt ICIOS( .. 11jfl El. LEOAL TYPIST-- Enl{y 1nto th• ••w ne1d. r•OGRAMMER Growing firm In lrvine Com· plex. Up to $550. Will apllt AlllLYST fee. Call Control Careers M Irvl Bf·~ N B • CONl'MIOUI IHDWMt r· ,, I ourfanrous DIME-A-LINES Employment Agency, 3400 .... SlWTUftl.-FUS ~~-(JJ ==-- ne v..... · · 556-8505. Opening exists in Newport MIAC:alt'lO~at ~ .1 'ft..1 r-::::::s LEGAL SECRETARY Boaoh hued llnanclal co. ,,..,._,, • ~ ANTIQUE d...., fo•m $15. SHARP Career minded sec-tor 370 ANS.COBO(. pro-l~~~;::;;;~~-~'~"';;;•;-;;;·~wcm;;;;;•;m;;;wu;;;t~1 ===!!!!!!!!!!!!!~::__ ti.fetal Oowtr cart $5. Brass 3 CHn.DS lUe preserven 2Sc 1;:;:::::;::::w:.~~ I retary for perm. Job u grammer analyst. Appllcan~I'. bird cage ss. Wine rack each. 'iii me looUocloer SL 1"1: 0 \';.. ... , t ~wllllngegalloPil~-~ ~!h·lonor m,~~ .. halvno ANat .,1~~. ~ Help W1n'tecf, M & F 710 Help W1nted, M & F 710F ·..;".;..'n;..l;..tuo.c•..;•c_ ___ .:;1;;;10 DIME-A-LINES Sl. Car top carrier that Site lO-U-women• doth1nC ~,., .J'CUI "'I:""), ~ov-. "' -oonverts into a camp 25c·S3. Hand thrown stone Farmers Insurance Group Ed Lani • 540-1834 SEE OUR SUNDAY LISTING CALL TRISH HOPKINS JERRI WHITIEMORE 488 E. 11th St. (at lrvineJ CM Suite . 224 642·1470 . 1sland, 640-8510. OS. fust have ability lo SERVICE Sta. Salesnui.i:i. . WAITRESS MOVING-custom made au Are For kitchen. $25, Maple twin bed watt, colfee mua;a • ~ Light Wan.!houslng, China & design, code, test & lmple. 11 t Im e, d"a y I. 11 t e Exper. Dependable, Mature most new rattan 1bl & 4 $15. 2 bikes ~ each. Man's $l.-$3. 2 l~ · bur if. ~~·--Import ment flnandil.J/accountlna' mechanical knowledge neat & Neat ~ly In --·· uphol chairs, or lg Inn 11 Y Private Parties & ladies bo"''ling balls & covered bulletin boards • A .. •wou~ er wants systems. Excdlent beoefitll, appear. Apply moms: 2590 · ,...., ..... ,, ONL y ba 25 · each. P.1e1h playpen with RELIABLE full or part working oondi Ir. advance-Newport Blvd, CM Surf & . oin, 5930 W. $600., asking ~. or best gs $ . each. 2 pair of pad $1. Electric lee cream Ume. person for ahlpplng &. ment potentlal. Plea&e sub-O>ast Hwy., N.B. oUer. Matching 90'' sofa • ~/~~g s::1ze ~O. $:.c~ free.ier $4. 4114 Seton Road receiving, Fred Anderson mJt resume w/r@Cent aalacy SERVICE S~a. help wanted WHO WANTS TO WORK? w/queen sz 1 matt, 2 Adi From Bu1lne11 $2. i-ligh chair 13, 4• x 4' Irvine 562-8277 Company, 651 w.· 17th st, history to· full or pltime Apply, 990 DRIVE A CAB! matching upho . ann chairs CM, 642-;oso CARO. L SMI-r E. Coast Hwy., N.B. CHOOSE your hours, work w/ottoman, 2 end tbl5, cot· Addr•11t1 Not Car top carrier box WHITE dinette set 4 chain •n f lbl all · · $5. Books .50c to $1. $25. Electric broom $5. G.£. LIQUOR STORE CLERK ' AVCO Service Station Help for yoursell, be your own ee • pieces tn Accepted Toy! 25c to $2!' Clothing, tape rtcorder $25. Winter Full Time. Apply At 201'l Fln•nclal S.rvlces needs, Apply in person. 300 bo6s. Men or women. Can coordinating colors !>f girl's v.·omens 50c to $5. & Swnmer Boy Scout S.E. Bristol (near o.c. ~ Newport -Center Dr. E. 17th St. CM -be slightly handicapped. ~!::~u~.~uJ~ white • Art supplies, frames 50c to unifonn about size 12 $4. Airport.) Newport Beach, Calif. SEWING Machine Operator Neat • Clean Appearance. ,.=:===::....:~="-~~11 Mvertl1er1 violating $5. Sewing supp Ii es, each. 646-49'J4, 1980 Ray- MAIDS wanted,...part:o.r __ full Ladies wear single needle' Vts., ret~. Age 25 to 70. LG Danish chest & night the 1 • regul•tions Y.f!.rdage/Jhread lOc to $2, mond Ave, Coeta Mesa. time. Apply SeaclW Motel !!!E'"q"ual""'"Op;,po;,,.r.-,.E!!!!mp~lnyer~• ... -,1-l..:'17S3=·..:M~oi~•~·~vu.~· ;·~CM~8'>-:;=:o'::'29::..' ...$uJ)plemer:it_.;v.our. come. tbJ., _SSQ. HollYWOOd ~~ 'm•-be ·in violation-_Elastic pellon.50c..yarcl(one WOMAN or-girls -Wanen 1661 Sc'" , ,._, Drive a cab 6 hrs or.more a bed, intersprin~se5s , bolt available}. Pads for · ·"· ~ .. na Beach. SHARP GAL · day. Apply In -~n. & bolsters. $50. Antique of State Franchise ItaHan made lOspeed bike-- M T "-··Illy c t I M .. -~ bikini bras, au sizes 50c real --'""" condition $25. m gmt me Rttall $500+ 'CV9 on ro gr To manage vt'ry acUve Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th ladles nee bench, $150. cash. Board & local busl~ each. 2 pair of muslin criss· 1>....,... Real Opnor. For ~Getter Muat have 5 yrs exper. in women's boutique. Must St., Costa Mesa. 548-8127 ntll license regul... cross curtains US" wide ~~Costa Mesa, WESTCllFF boat manu1. & 2 yrs college have exper. & be able to WOMAN 7 am.;1, Mon-Fri, DWlcan Phyfe din rm set, tlonl. $10.' pair. Muslin canopy --~~=-----• Personnel Agency -646-7434. take charge of 1u11 $1.65 hour. Winchell Do-Nut solid mahog dbl pedestal cover, for double bed $5. DRESSER with mirror 9 (?¥1ark Ill Center) lsl•nd Yacht Corp. responsibilities. Xln't oppor. Shop. 253 Eaat 17th St., tbl, 5 side chrs + hosl.l!o!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'! Muslin dust ruffle double drawer 6 ft Iona: white~ 542-8836 m W. 17th St., CM tor right persoo who is in-Costa Mesa. Match buffet, $1200 or bsl bed $5. Call Sat &: Sun Nice vinyl occuk>nal chair •fat .. !~~m1Tan0,R0xl~~prel'd. 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. QUAIJTY Q.vitrol-Shipplng ~~~~ W !,,pe,..1:!1ia.t.'~~ olr. 546-48.l4. CHUDRENS oak1.,13'1'2chairsh 602 O~ttld, ~na del 1'1ar. 2Jlh A:.~~~~.:: " ... " .. ,,. .. -• MANAGER, 2nd sh 1 ft . &: Receiving. Growing co. ..-¥• · J¥-'I............,., """' MOVING must sell immed! many as you 1 e eac . 675-1735 1 &73-6585 ~::.Y ote ~:~1.~ ~.~.nl~ ~= ~ ~~ ~~ ~pe=I~ ";~~ for apttHe LOOK I ••••• Jl~J sToo/~~ ~~t ~ ~te ;' 1 ~a:;a·g~=· table M~~L :E1re~: "" ""'" ... . . ' 1_,,Hr=w==k·~"'o.;:-0606=o::·c..,. ___ 1 will traJn for thl..J position. control V.'8.J"ehouse-opera· 644-6500 ~ . Garage Sale 112 F1orentlhe gilded base $25. nice gifts. $4. each. 8 nun JANlTORAL-put time eves, ~~~regor Yacht Corp.. lions. Will train. 962-8874._ SHARP GAL -Other tables, ofik or walnut Brownie movie camera $5. GIRL'S bike $15. Oftl HI lnlaictboud $15. 2" Mlcrorn· eton $10. Antique trunjc_ $10. 2 hand mowers $7·$5. J2' surf md A·l 115. 10' Rod ..,00 $8. Boat Rod A-Reel SS. New Kitchen faucet $3. 12' 6-IS" low chain 18. 2 Boat Bumpers $4. 2 Iron1ni Boanh$5.-!2.-. BEAUTIFUL woddJnc ...... ~u &:: traJn me 10 $20. Family U!nt $25. Apartment ai7.e ranp $25. Crib with maltreu · $20. Bathlnet.te $5. Hlih chall' $5. l.arao livlng room chair $12. Play pen $5. In Costa Meta Cn4> 54&-1915 . -7.tl)pm..---Nr.--OC Airport. _Cbs1a Mesa REAL-ESTATE-SALES .To.as.sist manager in a very~ Antiques-_ 800 .GARAGE--8ale,..J)io::rm.set. $5 to $25. Barsools $~7 each. Hair dryer like new $8.~. $2.25 per hr to start. Ove'r MARRIED perlOrl over 21 If you are futerested ·in true acUve boutique. Must have V.W. luggage rack, toys, Also portable bar. Firewood 40 amp car battery atlas 21. Call Extra Ca re car Ir. ptw:>ne neceu $12S integrity & enthusiasm, you boutique selling e>eper. & WOULD the party with the clothes, . small appljances, gold basket .SS. White vanity ss,,:... Mo1 tVlool·e .cboxree'!.~xll· ~.exllavr, lttalntenance, 847-6404. "'k, to start. 894-am · may qualify for an opening looking tor a perm. Utime Van Ness coverlet please dishes, etc. Thurs thru Sun table &: chair $12. 1965 Scott "" .,., JANITOR-LITE maintenance in our residential division. job w/an oppor. to grow call me again collect. (313) 10071 Signet Circle, H.B. stamp catalog No. 2 at $2. $12. Side view m.irron tor work tor convalescent hoep. MASSAGR TECH. Join a 28 year old company, w/an expanding bus, If you 662-MS.3 GARAGE SALE-Misc turn, 119 B 34th St., N.B. 675--0922 cat damp on type ... 8 40 Hr wk w/fringe benefits. TRAINEE tully owned & operated by qualify, call for~a_ppt. ApplianCM 802 antiques, & appliances. 2'00 VACUUM upright Kenmore mm movie projedor $l0. ~. Young lady (18-28) wanted its founder, whose life is THE LOOK Juniper #2 {QU Sunflower works good $15. Vacuum, _M=""'="=•=ld:;_. ::.646-:::..:1824=~~- lor legitimate tun time poei.. dedicated to real estate & 644-6500 JANUARY CLEARANCE Nr Fairview) Santa Ana. upright Kenmore v.· or k s ANTIQUE dresser $15. Rem- KELL Y SERVICES , Hon. No exp. Dec. We tend ptoleasional auistancf: to -· · SAVE $10. to $100. Sat & Sun. good $10. Kitchen sink, com-mington portable typewriter Tem.....:..~ Ass'--ents to school, earn while leam. the atatt. a fine office in SHEET Met~ Speciabst,. 3A W a s he rs • d r y er s , plete with metal cabinet $25. Matbew Dewy Blble ...... -.,, 06'"" Apply in pel'90n any aft. or a 'choice location among Mechanics, 2 Br.!1-ke dishwashers, stereos, TV's, BARGAINS GALORE! Big $10, Toilet, complete $15. Commentary (2 wlumes) ASSEMBLERS 2930 W C. Newport's ~rime properties. Operators. 2 W. Strippet refrigerators, freezers' variety tumiture, clothing, Sink, bathroom complete $5. $10. Geography books $1·$3. TRAINEES NEEDED eve. · t, Hwy., lnterv1ews by appointment. ~ra~. 833-8660 Mon microwave ovens & vacuum & misc. One day onJy, SUn 1513 Orilnge Ave., C.tt Teaching The Elementary 4i:roEx=m~:ttr·~~ ;;:e::;wportCHAN,<::.:,;:1BeaCAL::::::ch.::whard:..,... __ 10-.... Wesley N. T•ylor Co. ru · cleaners. Many 1 ot a kind, Jan 6th. 1424 Antigua, 642-5666 School Child $4.50. Oilldren • REALTORS SHIPPING, Receiving, It some floor models. All ln Newport. 9 am. Behavior & Development $4. wrappen. wide varirty ot tooling, 21ll San Joaquin Hills Rd. Inventory Clerk. Want A-1 ~· AM/FM Car radio, $30, 73 DODGE van bucket seat Cambells Thesis Writing BOY'S Jee akates 1be 3 A Call For Interview design A machlne main-Newport Center 644-49lO retired person who can use Sears, Roebuck & Co. Bucket seats $40, Couch, neutral color. Call before $3.50. Deep fat fryer $5. 5 .$4.50. Hand embr piece 1«>1 Dov~Ste 340 tenance problems_. Degree REAL ESTATE some xtra cash· 4 hr ~y. Adams at Magnolia Loveseat, tables, dinette noon Sat.-Sun $25. 846-1640. Clay pottery $3. Carved qwlt $12.50. Xii $kil with Newpc_irt Beach iy>!ch~~= SALESMEN N5 Bda>:A!"t121.5&J MonroVlB., 962-7781 set, washer, 846-7459 TWO folding aluminum camp Y..'OOden animah $1 ~ $ 3 . ~o'::tsb~me:o ':th M:!! ' • J~~· ~·,;~~=':;....-~-=-'I GE washer $65; West Elect coU; & mattress $10 each. Water skiis $5.0iving mask r-- Costa Mesa. Why not work ln the hotttst STUDENTS, housewives. The dryer $50; Norge elect D-IME A LINE Locking ski rack fits on n.50, Water 6ed & frame stix sz. Mlnl drqon mabr KEYPUNCH OPR Alph•Numorlc 02t-12t $3.50 Pu Hour To Start lmmtdlately Call 494-4770 ' or 833-3861 fl Sigmalic6 T-porary Holp I~ KEYl'UNCH --ol'R. Min. I yr exper. on 029 It 059. DB¥ lhlrt. For Appointment ContaclC:arol Smith AVCO Flnanclal S.rvlco 644-5'00 Equal Oppor. Employer KEYPllllCH OPR An lmmesl. openbig lor a candidate w/mln. 1 yr ex- prr, 129. CAROLSMml AVCO Flnanclal S.rvlcH 620 Newport Ce:nter Or. Newport Beach, Calli. Equal <Jppo.. Employer MECHANIC WANTED area ·. HWltington Beach -Fargo Sandwich Co. has dcyer $40; Ftjg. washer, • • . rear trunk lid $15. 15,<m steel tipped safety shoes $5. $5. M&-3302 JOI Robin Hood Uc. Prefened. Top pay for Fountain Valley. Let us opening tor pt-lime counter SJS:-Guaranteed & delivered . BTIJ v.'llil tuma.ce $1S. Womens ski boots $6. Mex· Lane, Cotta Mesa. Right Man. Apply ln penon. ~ you. Call Phil Mc-help. 3 hr shifts. Open btwn free. 54&-8672 548-3225 ico travel books $2.50. Mb:-BEIGE %onn1ca d I nett e DI E. 17th St., CM. ~~. ~.E REAL = :kn-~i.a~~. hr. DOUBLE el~c oven & SPEAKERS. 2 Electro-wlce O~G table US. 2 drop ~~!ut $2~~ ~~ table with 4 chain $25. Cell· &fEDICAL Auist. Back of-electric cook top. Oven only wolverine, haDd crafted leaf k!tchen table!! $7.50 t ~ l'A<> lng ftxtUl'ff $.\. 6 SS.. fice girl in H1.mt. Bch. Reply REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Telephone answering serv. $f,O, TM cook top Ls -only cabinets. Suitable for end each. 6 w'OOden ch.airs S2 cream sepera or . .-. V'M" Spanish drum table $15. to CUI ad No. 25 c/o wanted; actlve office, belt Full or p/time. Exper $35. phone 557-2010 tables 25"x 21" $25. each, each. Stroller $5. Childs ex-1...:4:::798:::_· --~~~-~~1 Trailer lft1' \liew mirror Dally P1Jot P . O. Box 1560 Cout Hwy location. Op. prerd but not nee. S. A.-WASHER & DRYER brand will sell separately. 545-2158 pandable v.ooden gate $3. PLAY pen $4. Twin beds $2. Boob JD.'6c. Wall dDck Costa Mesa, 9U. portunlty to learn about Anaheim area. 540-1962 . new MUSI' SEU.. Reas. or-STURDY quilt frame, opens Full aiz.e luggage rack .for frames only $20. each. 1 $2. 12 w.oup.t iron lhelt ~1EOICAL. Part·time, exp'd syndication le development TRAINEE-will train depen-fer. to 9' square or reduces VW van $3). Bathroom sink double bed pineapple four bn.ckeb 75c ap~. 2'7U front A: back Ult. Two ~ S G~ Ir. i!: dable man to disassemble 644-1m down to 3'x9' $10. Handsome and hanger $3. 562-8982. poster SZ). Call ~1314 C8nary Dr., Cblta Mesa days/wk. Also till _ illness Beach ·49H421 wy, alternators for g-r-o w i.n g Rent W,ashers/Oryers 40" tall brown lam,.p 3 way FrnJ: Mexican painting wjth s VW Bui front ule $25. YW &: VII.cations. Tel 644-4311 remanutactur, $1.75 to start, $2 Wk Full al .IWl.tch ~. Stroller, working heavy frame paid $15. sen· SCRAM•LET but front axle '$10. Bt&I MEDICAL Aulatant front RECPT-Typist, Good typist, Raise alter 30 d Y s • • * 6as-1.1D2m * nt. 75c. Cotton & light weight $15. Fine oriental painting Doon I: c1ua SS. Heh. office, eXpd only, call bet phones, tUlng etc, p/t Mon-Alternator Specl.alllies Inc., fa.bric acraps $L bag. Wool $15. 675-82'2o. ANSWERS Travler ke box tor'~ lo". , .. _ Fri1599, 152-S, Unlvenal Marlne 1 ,;ii642-ii;i9165jiiii; ....... ;;;ii ...... ii 1 WASHER & Dryer, good fabric scraps $1. ba. g. 2 DISHMASTERS -. $2S. $10. VW .bus-'-lld.110. • ' l!'n'VMJ;,I. U"""rior Ave AS, CM, nd $100 I bo h Co E brodl I b -...,_ 642-28l3,... co , · or t . f>-m ery screen a r1cs, Floor lamp $8. Hardwood 54&-1775 A10TEL rrWd, weekdays on-TYPIST pertone retrig $175. 557-4900 assorted colors 50c amall, chair $l0. 2 wash basin Domino -Harem -Elder -2 WROUGHT iron mr stools ly Laguna~ SALES WASHER & DRYER, Ken-$1. large. 642-8223 double faucets $3, $5. SI.an-FOrmat -OLD MEN $5. eech.!162-3831 Salespel'90n, permanent, ex-more Cofpertone, llke nIB 4.___'.XANDLE'-' _ chandelier dard toilet tank $10. 4 Since Women's Lib, I've EXCELLEN'P d 1 NEED .woman 'IQ~ s·-per;~ve-&:artlculate. An immed opening for an M6=21~ with black cone top & 8' shower heads St. $3. 3910% noticea Glrl Scouts-lielplng 0 . eon lion day week with eklerly lady to call on retail stores lnd'vidual · w/goocl typing FRIGIDAIRE freezer & elec chain $15. Black vinyl stuf· Oiannel Pl., N.B. &73-l603. OLD MEN across streets. t::S 2na.:a~rh~ttah. i2; in mobile home. L l t e for direct mall advertising: -•-ills (50 w p m ac· ~ ......... Good c 0 n d 1 11 0 n , fed cbaiJ'. no holes $12 "' .... 2100 Mek~Rln&._alm_1!le_CS19kii\r. ®· Eat. 1~ yrs in O~ ~~y-) ' · ' ... .,~ . · PAIR Teak formica cabinets STINGRAY bikes $25. .,..,,.... C1.r neceu. ~2734. Co. n. ... 1111...:1 appt'a, xlnt 644-6866 Walnut stained coHee table, 41x18x26 can be wall hung 26" I "-'SMAJ.L""ff"'....,::;::=--"'12"'.i.."·=-:J "'-........u E nom.a.r SS: Women's size 8 $l5 each. 38.. lq. white "'Omens arge 111-.: ..,. --· NEED qUaillled adult fOt comm. &: booU5eL 54()...!m2 For Appointment R FR l GE RATOR. top double ski boot-worn . twice tonnica table $12. Ski Schwinn $25. Antique trunk ':;_~d'::=JL J:'~m: ninery attendant. SEX."RETARY, Huntington Contact Carol Smith free7.er, good condition, $25 Girls&: boys stingray $25. 9 x 12 oval briUded Ca116'B1018 Beach High School Dblrlct, clean. $45. Call 642-9282 b'k. $12 h. 54>7855 equip: mens dip boots 9% rug $14. ())flee table, tier $3. Detk $25. win ~-lu AVCO LIKE K 6 t I es , eac $8.Ladles Le Tr a PP e u r tormlca top '".,· Gold ,........,.t bed $15 Kine bed --- NEWPORT Beach law firm ~ !fb1 growing High -• Dishw:i'!r, $~re cy SIZE 44w-301 mens double leather clip boob 7~ $10. $12. Table ~1 TV-,Z. $25. Kfua mattreM ..,..a seeks legal trainee wtxlnt ,.__,_ . trllooctk!ngln °'""Ke Call ~,.195 knit slacks C, joy martin) Apre' ski boys 6 $4. Sirls : 9•3·• paddle board $22. Metal rodc:er $10. Davenport $10. skills, good reuonq·abill· Ex~tytt, 11 for an ~ Burgundy color, l'le\\', $15. Darts l5()cm $6. Ladies tennis ra.....,,..t $12. Electron 8 % yards nauph)de ·$15. ty &. a RDll!! of humor. ecu ve Secretary, Financial Service FRIGIDAIRE S/S 16.5 cu Alumin f Id' tab 1 14 15. T -··-· ... ••~. starting saJ•"" $769 mo + 644 5900 um o mg e pants sz empe... tube tester $15. Electric lee Ironnte $25. Oak bookcue U'f't"7WY -J n. Copper, x.lnt cond. $250. opens to 'll x 60. $5. 54J..3479 180cm $10. Poles 4'4" and cream maker $15. Lawn $10. Pimlc ·ta~ SL Oiclaet NURSERY School tea .... _ xlnt benefits, Typin&: 70, Equal Oppor. Employer 833-0645 3• 13 -~ 2652 C!rcie or · .. ..., .....,..__ 15. 2 -·" ~ "'"'' S1H 120, Interested Ap-STROLLER, like new $8. e........ ·· Mower $15. '""""1272 ...... .....-•11WJ.1. a.. needed. Mlllt have nursery plicantll report for the skills TYPISTS. WASHER, Kenmore, Whlte mesh playpen, very good N.B! ' HOTPOINT dishwaSher sz. ::!,es~~~ I: m&t- school eerdftcate, Hoon test Sat Jan 5 at 9am $45 $5. Cosco high chair $5. POWER mower $15. Stove Rool -'er/hwnldiller $5. 8:30to1. Hunt:Lncton Beach, room 232, EdiSon High SECRETARIES 832-1447 All clean. 645-2'168 $25. 2''x6" $2.50. Iron pipe Broile~~morie $5. Elec- !168-8833 School, 21400 hla g no I la , Make your new '74 a good RANGE STOVE $100 TIRES, one new Delta G78-14 $2. Screen door $ 3 • Irle frypan $S. 962--8344. NURSES _ Mora:an'a Nunes Huntington Beach ·An year for you!! We can help 'phone 586-8652 Belted white wall ~. l· Typewriter $18. Hydraulic GOOD da.,..mv>rf. $15. Power Rqh:try now laking ap-E qua I Opp or t ~ n I t y you clean up bills, give you 650x.13, 2-H78x15, 2-77Sx14, jack $5. Electric motor $5. ·-·r- plicat:iona tor (l'lv. duty Employer an opportunity to grow Building M•terl1l1 806 one on fotl1 run, 1-G78xl5, Tires $5. Voltage inverter ~ n!w H~f • K~~ nunes, need R.N.'a LVN's SECRETARY aml . through exposure to various All with gOOd tread $4. each. $17. Chevy starter $5. ~ 847 2666 &: P.N.'a Please call · ' growing .types of work & special as-• Surplu1.Bulldlng 645-2768. Sci.ssor jack $5. Soldering Sept.,...,. -· iuo n.'M:'I or 833-2365 comp~ ~a,. sharp gal slgnments in dlfferent com· MATERIAL _ 1000's of NEW all iron $4. Outlrs $2. Outdoor POOL table 25 balls and 1 ...:~::::::::=·:c;~;,;:::;:c,,.=-I fer receptlonlat, telephone, pan! w rk f & with LARGE new round 125 Kin tze * NURSES AIDES ~ung & eto, Pieasent at· you e•,·-.. !~'119 .youror -·•s. ITEMS! Doon, lumber, ply. 1 th '-··-k bl speakl"r' $12. Socket set $8. cues . g s mattress :::.,......., tr:lendl vwcu.u •--wood, alum aheetinj:, mold· ea er ·~ • ue & Footstool $5. Sabre saw $5. a.nd box gprings $25. 2 sets Call 5$psl .. ,..,..... ... re, Y c ~ Beat of all, we don't charge Ing, window&, etc. natural $Ill. 548-2748 cribbage bo&rd/legs $14. twin beds $20 each. 1 twin ORAL aurgery """'· 20-35 worken. 551H1222, San you tor It. fall today. Make BUILDERS SURPLUS 9xll OVAL braided rug In 646-3250. ma1"ess $10. Punc:hln& b<c BOY'S bike 21' tires with crou bars sood ecadltlan $11 eolian 646 l10'J. 1921 Diana La, Newport Beach. SAT a. SUN -bod $20. Lompo, tables • -$2.-115-Aportmenl -$10. Paint 11·$2. !ihftta double bod -11. Pmow ..... !IOc Box ,.no.-' ma-$7.10-. U Eut Balboo Blvd, Balboa, ~ ~-1 ln-Ana area us your !int new friend ln ton $25 2 I $10 Polorold big shot yn.1e111;_~~ ..... tal-....::: or SECRETARY, "Super Gal", 1974. 2406 So. Main St., S.A. green es, • map e WOMANS High Fash I on •115 , ·-cam$15.. ~.. ..,.. ---Mon thru Sat JD.S step tables $25. tor both. clothing & personal ltetna era . ._.A" doghouse R E F RI G ER AT OR $20. schooling nee. HB area. N.B. publisher needs a Office Ovtrla.d n 4: 546-lim' 6 foot couch $25. Leather s· •1• d · ,_,· Baby bed, good mattttM DA.,__...,.,. "Right ann" career pro. 557,........, chair $25 Gree I SS 1Zes or "top es1cner, ~ $18 Black' lite 4' lo S6 S48-6615, 3S4 2'bt St., O:>sta ~-· 1--~--' J in t t ._.,_.. Ca-ras & · n amp · quality mostly ne w · ~ · Meea PmME el·~-•-technl· ~..... 0 a grea eam 3723 Birch St NB .... Canopy & spread for doub;le n..1..1 .... i1y $"'"" .,...r item: 847-7307. ~--------~ .. ..._.... of dedicated, ..veil pakl " · · Equipment 808 bed • .,,.. Toys tat traCk "''15"...... .,,,.., ,.... ESI'ATE SALE: Pictur• KITCHEN HELP cians, electronic buye:n, enthusiastic pros. Exciting TYPIST/RECEPT. ~"· : ~ Sacrifice $25 or lea. SUn-GlRLS Schwinn bike with tramts $5.-$l2. Dllhel z;c.. Buslng, dlahwashin&, chefs recruitment speciallats. position with secure future. In growing business. Otes in NIKON F. 135 mm lens. $3. D1ng·a·ling $3. 546-0045 day only, also o I her hand brake $15. Boys 26" $2. Lamps $3.-$8. Dlda- helper. Apply In person, ~plyDallyto Casstf~ ~ ~· Send resume to Mr. Bryan, Newport Bch near Airport. Lite mtr, $475.; underwtr 4 &WruAf& tuz;::S 9~til,i:'b ~7s ~ ~ ~~l~ bike no. 536-827T. phone no. Fans $4.-$8. Newport Beach Tennil Club c o • · 3356-A Via Lido, N.B. Req. xint typing & trans· movie camera, 8m.m. $50. e m n 1sta e-e CORNER bed table $3). M1rron $2425. Old clock 2ml EastbluU Dr., N.B. Box l.5fi0, Costa~ Calif. !r.li6(). criblng skills. Salary com· Call 5.11-5741. wide 1000 to 2500 BTU area-N.B. d l rec t lo n • Men'• valet $12. Antique $10. Drape& $10. EJrCft'dae 644-0(l;O. 92626 *Sec'y 8ook1c:ffnara meMurate w/exper. Submit WANTED $15. to $25. each. 673-0252 644-lm. muon canning jars $10 per board $3.. Room divider '5. LADIES· Fashlon waaon of PART time HJa:h Scboola stu-.Liz ~, ........ _. application & resume to: Pentax spotmaHc or 673-6448 ' BACKGAMMON boe.i'd, cus· dozen. Window and tcreen Cookware 25c-$5. TabltN A Minne~to Woolens has dent needed for misc-4020 = Si::e~ PCM, Inc. 1801 Dove St., e Call 54J.l130 e SELF supporting tower no. tom made ,inlaid cork, Wal· $5. Wardrobe (wood) $15. ctiln $1..$15. Oothlrc tbe p/time openlnga to show janitorial servlcel. Mon-Sult 104 Na 833-Sl!IO N.B. R.F . power amplifier $15. nut trim $25.; 75' water-akl UY.a rt. rod and spin reel 16-'t.8 ladles 50e-$10. Snow beautllul !ashlonl. No ex_.h Frl, 2:30 to 4;30. MUil be Dl:I A'J b WOISS TYPIST Furniture 810 Grime. Aircratt rotary tow Line&: life belt $5.; $75. Bathroom space saver ttres 15x7.25 SZ. patr. per. nee. Must be over 21. 18 yrs or older. Alternator O Part time Need dependable beaoon $5. 2 black water filter (1/3 HP) tor and towel holder $5 ea.ct.. 546-M36, 21168 ll Rio; ea.ta 11 """ can work 3 eves Spedalltles Inc. 642-9165. No Cherge To You lndl·"dual. to_ chenus· try VEN•LVETnew,"'mf~ •• &.1 1 ... """. ,.Al•.,t. naugahyde bar stools $15. pool, pond, or fountain, $22: Tra~ne rods 2 60'' S3 tacit. _M""''"O'-;---..,,--,::-.,--,_ ·-··'d Established 1965 v• ..,...... • "" 4 x 6 brown & black area wood-slat folding door Jor 1120" $5. 847-3366. • " a wk, have tranap le ......... PAYROLL c• fDlf'' reports -l.1ust be accurate Herculon h I de -a -bed ' DOG house l&rp .... Lutt . Uke a. hl income A tree LUU\ SEX:RETARY, type 55-60 _ 60 to-65 wpm •. Approx. 67'3-0275 or &n-95S9. rug $15. M&-6347 4' x 7' opening, $1:.: 496-2500. KING size matt:rffl and box gold s'wac lamp wlvtl SU. $400 wardrobe, ca.II 962-5466 ...... wpm mtn. l Glrl office. 20 hours per week. P. o. l\t:OVING Ovenreas·m'"'t sell OLD WOOD vanity with large SNOW slcls $5. Ski poles set springs. Extra firm by Slm-Wrouaht tron nar lamp l.ftns. F/tlrnebl. M 1 uat _. exper 1 , alert Take charge. 842-MM. Box 4296, Irvine, callt 92664. houseful of fumlture.-Piano, CUJ'ved mirror excellent $2. Golt club set cart and mons.. vey _clean $25. bli.ae I& ll'ffft ...,. '5-2 LANDSCAPE & gh y pro lctent . An equal opportunity refri& .• washer &: A--r. condition $l5. Stroller $8. bag $15. Basketball boo.rd 536-~•:::l<ll;·-,-o-,-..,--~ ~~4815'9Qa$10. Maintenance Superlntendant: ~~:~ :~ ~f~ Sl SYSTEMS employer Call 833-l823 '""" Ba.ck pack to cany baby hoop and ball $5. Left hand 19'• B.W. Admiral portable 8'9S--h4.., expJndine management u....a. rd ~., not Tl'PISI'-Cl.erk for nurslng ' $5. Book case $4. Table baseball glove $3. Fishing TV $25. Vffice ot music port company otterina employ-meu-......a pre • uu records & supply _orders. BLACK Na~e Sofa, 7 , lamp &. luxo drafting lamp poles and reels 50c to $5. Hi Fi reconJ player $15. ment tn Orange County for euentiaL 'Some t Y pl n C ANALYST Call 642-2410. . good condition, $75. :m black $10. 673-3353. Unicycle $3. W V~u crap Record rack 50c. 2 dhmette aJert p'l"()gTeUiw man In-°B:ibN Be~ Club Broadway, Costa Mes a• O'KEEFE & !irERRIT gas table $2. Snow slkhng pan chairs, 50c each. Double bed tetttled tn supervWon of YmRAN'S ~7363 range $Z. Table lamp $6. $1. Car top canier $1. Baby box ~ $3). Double bed DINING TABLE $25. ~ matchlna: chaln ps,. .i lampo $3.!IO -. enc. vtlvet eoudt $10. 315 =a Rd. Colt& ...... l&ndleape maintenance. 1221 W. cout wy, N.B. Openin& exist• in Newpert FOR Ale aota It kwe seat, Coffee table $3. Portable tenda wind up swing S5. mattress $XI. Double bed Prefer 2 yn. experlence tn PAYROLL CLERK $680 Beach baled f!.nanclal co. HEY TURKEY! Interested In olive green, brnt ora:, gold, TV needs work $5. Mangle Volley ball net $2. Wheel headboard $15. 1.Dts ot box-:ruu. size box sprtnt 6 m&t· maintenance or related Fee Pt.Id. Figure )'O'lt way to for senkJr S)'lteml analyst college? No? WI then. in-xl.nt coml, make oUer. iron tor sheets ·&: fiatwork chair made by Hollywood es n each. DougbbQy t.2'x3' • tress Uke _,, :sz. -..ch. fttld, HortJcuJture degree: the top. G1".t arowth It w/min. of 4 yn exper. in terested in money?! ~ 5fJ6..3846, $10. Maple bed frame tor Produda $a). Adjustable pool $25. Pool filter, pump, i ..:56-;::.;T739c::::------ 4kdi'lble, but not neceMUY· chanCe io t.dvance. Alao Fee the dealp A iznPlemtntaUon tact:_ -MATI'RESS 6 box Ing 'Ilg~ bed $5. Ponttac partJ. aluminum crutches $ 6 · ladder and pool tools $15. 4 riml, 5 lur rw jeep, bnnd Call n4"61).0313 ; 1:30-8:00 POl.ltlont. Call Am Qatatle, Of ea.Aualcy &:/or ·credlt We Veteran's Affaln Otttce t, aize A: apr 1963 trammiuion $ 2 5. Brus hiH record. rack lland. Twin bed head and foot new $10. e1dh. Pol a rot d AM 3 -• oo p M a.I! -....._._1 ,.__ ""--It disability ..,..tema. Pro-Orange Coast _Colle&e -ee quttn . ' new never Radiator with .. ........, de·..i ...... $3. 847-3187. board with frame $3. Many Mon'.: ~un~~. or iend ;;;it~~3.00~; mllcenlencyt • i.ANsjO~Os80eLn~~ * ""5153 * &:'i701$Kl. seL Willlams $15. Starter $16-:-Ait~i; CAMERAS for coUectors~ deccrator Items SOc to $$. swtnctr canvn. wltb cw mum• to Jl.l.C., Inc. 2841 vine Blvd., N.B. ""' """'V u-..r SWIVEL S20 bl S 8. Re bu l 1 t ch e v y Zeiss super lkonta C $25, 2 wigs $5 each. Wig cue SS. 546-Slli 7 . 6 E. Couf Hwy., CdM, Cl.. PRF.M ()pe;n.lOI' wanted. datoey. ...WAITRESSES -hfadboard~~lng ·~ck powerglide $25. Chevy 3rd Petri $7. 3S mm rangefinder white vlnyl $5, Toya SOc = ·m.bCIC#~ 11~ SX2$. _ Expd 1n Muld 1250 A Excellent beuetlll, worldng Hiring nlaht wahresae•. Muct chair -rt. $60. 536-l367 member $15, Chevy 283 electrlc ~ with case and to SS. Saturday only after volume. $25. No Wik ....., LEGAL SECRETARY Davidson, Xlnt location· I& c»nda 4 advancemftlt po-be 21. Cocktail exp. re-t"' block $15. Oevy A Ford a.ooeaorles $25. Wide angle lB.a.m. sin Dovn:ood Dr.. ed 54&-ttw he&V)' recent probate ex· opportunity, start tm.med. ~~ P~ •-~~ quested, but not ~ SOFA, blcolfee table, dGoodlnlng pvwickup trul!lci< l5~An$4~.·$8. and telephoto Jena tel SXllth. H.B. l·G-=E~ .. "'-'~ .... =-.,~11-.-.. Clool~~-=. ·~, tnelud l nsac-67$..2133da,ys561.attews ~"''""' "'''~"'"' ........ ., Contact Manaier: rm ta e,_ 2 chain. mu er -• Afl?US C3 f'OO!l35mmw · 41tA1TAN table eM~ $1 ..... _. .- -· So. <>ro,.. eoun-PORTERS bll<ory '°' _ GROUND ROUND cond. 83)-0983 . Ford & Chevy parta 15.· cue and n .. h 115. llnlun ...... 847-2432. _P..-l~ect#i;.,0.518-"::;'11!4;.t;;-nl llJtv. Sanil "'"""'to: Write. REST•URANT HUGE .. 1.o • -·"'°"' llJ9.3900 •trobl• n .. h Ute, -CO WASHER -k~ $21 . 1.. Hotel or clO.b e'lleper. """ • tei;ston9.I with two heads, VA UM, upright Kenmore •• ....... ... wet ad #977. Dal.,-See Ptnonnel MAMP:er CAROL SMITH 2150 J1arbnr Blvd., ll~e pile. Dark gold. $150. STUDIO couch gOOd condition ___. tor portrait S 2 S. work.s=lS. 1513 Orange Foldlna hi.ch dWr II. ewe Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, O>cta BolL...-Bly Cl·~ AVCO COst11 Mesa . or best offer. SQ.-8323. $20. Almost ne\v Sears """" Ave lamp $3. ~ = "' Calli 92626 -.,. "Im ..i:. i:...-. N>tY! Cameras projectors and ' Oak ea .. 1-J ou., • · 1221 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. l'inencl•1 S.rvfcn WAITRESS -No Studtnts RECUNER. $2lt. 2 end this, 11o1 '°'"' ~· 17'1-flash guns, tilters and sc--SINGLE matt.ress and box $$. ~ s:ftia BOii iu. ~CAL l.Secl)t; pert time,_ en~ f'.'.t.U'rlt.f. ..... .., 620 N.......,,,rt Ctftltr Or. Pleut. WagN acconUng to $10. Attemoons call, AM·FM Sttreo receiver ~th ceuot1es 50c to $15. RA!Oex sprlnft $5 each. Girls bik~ Electrlc lawiunowr $15. F.alt B ufl aJ'f!a. ExP nee. --~ ~~ _.. .....:.:.r: txj!fr. Apl!lY in pel"IQD. !556-tOM llPNktt9-az>. eoo<1 ~ projector $4. contact $10. Electric KUit&r $10. 3$ Ollldt ~ ... ---•.ft • -PhOl\t_evHI wknd ~'15.17 Kenro vertlcle camira, 40 N ..... ,,..... Bach. Calif. )ramburatr llarnlet, 1545 Don't rtw llP the a~lpl dlUon. 546-1003 printen $2. Graphic ami piece quality c ookware Hlndlebtn St~ •. Tho -Clnw la Iha West. ~~.:.!'!:~=-! Equal ()poor. Employer Ad~vt., Co'1fi l\lna; ''Llll" lr-bn:IU11111ed;-!5htp -REFRIGER:ATOR-Hot Polnl printer l2ill ~UI top 115. brand ~ &till In box flO. "2· todltt rid c:oa1 .. nc •• .a 0.11!1 Pllot OallllWil ~ ·--· AJk "'1' Mr. Hapn. to Sboro Rnults! I0-5678. """lt'912S. 6734963. 8<7-3181. 84'1·'1017. VUlonova Rd. o.ta -. • I • . . ' I ·' ,, • ' DAJLV PILOT S~iurd..tY, Jo111uary 5, 11}74 '. or•g• a le -a·~12..,...'""'is-ce""l'r•-n"'".0Us ifaPlln~o~s/~O~r!g1t"~'==]8~2!6~~~~~~~~~Do5g~s=====]!854l'CyclH, BikH 1Mobllo Homo• 9ls Tr~ck• 962 Autos, Imported 972 It • N'F!W R~lt1a. ii; "'rob b tr . p " S ORGANS [ frw to You Jl 1 . SAl\tQYAN J}USKY "'f111f") _s_c_oo_t•-" _ _._ __ • .;.9c.25 ~ .. :::.:::x:::8:.'_P:.;A.::N:.:.·All:::.l._cov_·_111.:::,:111!·il !.!.::.:::A_T_L_A_S_~::;ll:;;:.::;::..;c.B°"M=W~;...--"J M.J, BISSCL polt1;l1l'r, fa b or \1•a 1· t l"NO -_ 1nal doW' w11.h papc.ri. One Aluin ptdk>, 4h11i1 11tol"!'lgo 666 \V. l9lh StrN't ll o l i sscrit', l)(-ep.Jo'ry1•t', Nr"' & U~I. Gn.'11.I !K'll't'll011. '--.------'. ytar ol.d. i-~t"it.'rtdly -aood shed, 'tikirted,1 1w1v lhq \'ou A.re thr 't1.'lnn<'r o( St(1"1'tarllll typeo.1'1'i1<'r, hair fi\·c1. & Survlay•. The bc1l j SP:Ll.. -no room to kt.'<'P & sink, aU appllancrs jwd --__ 2 tlt:kPl.S 10 1fie dJ1·~. band tarved eti~s 1ll1!.la ere Blway1 at: 5 -P.IONTll Fcnu\Jc oocltapoo, ~lrit'tl rnov1na:. ~hike offl'r. *** 197-4 .*** rt'. t ln1Jhf!d. Co~pertone;-~ SPORTS • se~. -.. '~"· 111,J~•. V{allichs Music City Jl<'ppcr, ohot1, bouoeb<oken, Cali ~110 s.1-y -and GRANDPRIX 250CZ 1= Call anytime 642-lOO:I LEAR-OUISALE cd1ey Coil& lilCA, Calli. Too~i"r· Canipuig gear. OJJ1UK'llli1'(' prices. Open 3 L1ne1, 2 Times, $2.00 11•lth kids -l,)rµutlrul ~JUST l'f)l'u, n<'w torm1cu kl!chcn .i::hryNsEl•wr/YPIEyAmRouth IE: I ROCREATIONAL picturcli inl'IC., 11»-15 Souf.h Coast Pl1n:a 540--2830 f~~~ home \\'}yrd, Anaheim 99S-5831 Sunduy IS 1-lERE!! ~ I 35·. l Bdrni, balh, nu awninw, Brand' New 1973 f[X:. \tElllCLI-~ '110\V S101e.r, No 100 F.V. 968--i002 and \\eekda.,YI after G PAL SUPPl.Y ·1s LU.UTEO runt 11·Uh TV fl'eke first INTERNATIONAL I ~~-:1::=:~:.:::::=oc.=::::::oi1 AN•l.~'£1.M SF.AftS pool tbl, SW: Sears * lR9-I UPH:IGllT, ORIG. FitEE, Pitrt Lab. &IW!p & Horses 856 PLACE YOUll ORDER N0\\1 1 LL>gilinutte oiler. l27 \\I, TRAVELALL CON\'L'lTION CE.N'tElt plng-por~ tlJI SIO: Kenniore fJf\'ISl-1, BEAUT. TONF:. ~~~~· f~ale4 ~-up,w'·~J,d. 5 "R. ""Id'"", 1'3. "'eilem COAST MOATTO CYCLE \\'Itson Sp. 5. MIT1'. DU.Ill ro1 N Jsnusry 4-l.3 l\'llSher « eleet dryer, :.:hu S4!iO ~G G45-2182 "" ,..... .. '""' .. ~ ... .. i.A'l.dcd lnc.lud\og air con· BAVARIA P1e&M call 6'2-567!, ext 333 cond. $100. 2 pr. of fold ing or engllsh: jumper. Good lJl mt Npt 8lvd, C.M. 645-JjOO!I Motor Homes diU · • i 10 claln\ ywr 1lckeui. doo~. Sl~: 4 00s fJI001$, 411" studio \Vu1·Htz<>r rcbullt l\lALE Cock-n·poo w/botlbcd hon;e, r.xio. 54;,..1162 or VESPA motor scoo t er. Sele/Rent 940 t3H J10ClfB7t113) M 6 (North Cowi ty 1011 1rea $3.50 ca.; exec 1\alnut detsk. paino. ~· !IG8-4Sl1 tall. $y,·i.-..it pcrno!ll1Jll)'. To c9:.:79-7-"!ll:.:15;:;·~---~-(iear<.'tl 1111 hcnil teeth) l\5.1 $2000 0 '' •nunlbcr 1, Mll-1220.l L 11hape, $100; ct(·~k chair i::ood home w/young adults, 01ild'11 E..n-1l11h Saddle lie ~ .. ~·'" "·" ·1 RF.NT A MO'I'Olt llOME -• 8 $!• 2 1· l $'" Sl"'ll. 0·~1~""" . .,., ni 1 . •"'™!· °'1 nlles MINI HOME OR VANoll'lt•.~•""er'·" • • . • 9~925. pc soc IOOa w: Sewing M achines 828 .., .,.,..,.. ~ Fll!! 11.o~ 0881·,~~.ony $80 per gal n, 2300 mUell, s&.'t5. co "'e ;and N; ...... 1973 MOVING mUBt .Gell: P.1eyl.Jlg FREE "Person1.11ity Plus" .......-u; '74 ·Jiccnse paid ''Save (ins! NVERSION, LO\V AS $9 w , wa11her $35. Cua Dryer $fill. I BUY.'.' l\ENMORf. Se\\ini,: ina~'h. t..'OCk·ll·poo lo ho1n<' with 3'~ Yr. old Buckskln, quortt'r Buy Sat-ride Sund8,y for JX•r Day & 6e per mile. INTERNATIONAL F01~ 11.ir heatet' ~.COO E.\'.L·I co111I. 7.iS Za~ l'<HTill chlltll'Ca. Ma-4009 WI 6pn1. Hol'se, Gelding, gentle. Jkst pc1u1\cs a day!" 642-1002. RESERVE YOURS TODAY s·coUT B.T.U.10gR1 Aquru·iun1 $10 ., altachnicnl.~ offer. 542-0967 nflcr 6P~1 *BICYCLES * -'-"""~""=1~·-------1 . ta ga1 Aquiuiuin $JO Ollciu: l;ou(I, used furn!tol'c & -=--~-•="')2-7001'--~= ADORABLE ~~ Arsb pony, NEW 10 spd (set UJl) $69,95 20' -2s· l\1otor llonu.•s, Loaded 1 locludlng sir' con- $5. G.E. 12" S&\V Tv S35 aJ)ptiar1cOI or wlll sell fQI' you. Sporting Goods 830 I 11 ~1 En,i.:lli!h !rained • jun111s. B!ke:5 cleaned/Oiled $4.!JO SUf>Cl'lor, Lifetime &: Open dilkl.ulng , (3S8S8CGD330071 & many other Items. 840 MASTERS AUCTION P•I• and Supplies S365Somc Ulck. 557_1104 Beach Blcycle:s. 806 E. Bal-Ruud. Ken \Velsh 639-298.1 $1400 Governor St., c.:r.1. 64~5. 2075¥~ Nt.'WJlOrl, CM 64G-86SG SKI OUTFIT . .._A Bl d boa -282 B1u1kAn11.'rlcard & 11"! fl s I er 8.19--0974 nft. 6 or Sunday 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;.~ TB Gelding, 5 y1'S old, 16.3 UU(I \. •• Bal •01""'7 Charge· acceptecl. off ll.lfg. su~ested price ESTATE Sal<'. BR sell!, Behind Tony's Bldg. :r.tat'I. 2!00t Head 360.t:; 11" 9 lnnge I hand11, plncetl ut [)(>I a.1ar, '73 YAP.1AHA 360 Enduro. , Open OR.i.ly &: Sun. 'til 10 P?t1 dresser, lamps, p I c I. ..hools & polt•s, 642-4~24. Pets, Gen1r11 850 64().-1557. At any (' x Ir as ! 1st ·~ale a M~lor Jlome ~e~tal• · 2929 HarbQr Blvd,, !nunes, paintings, silver. ~;:11;~1011~1~· ci~l.'C'~ICX:~:n~: .J\.S. 7.62Rinc, scmi~to., S • I ~~~~~~~~~ Rl'asonable Offer! Ca 11 F 13 ~2G ~1.~·:-9& ~ ())sta l>it>Ka ,. · dishes, cookw11re, tab\Pl!, . k k . i::ilOO cont!., $100. * ecur1ty Pet Food* ~280. ree 1n1 e.~ · 1 · • 546 19'34 cha,_ 'link " i I lh. 111r n:1r s & p1clurei;. ~""" n--f b 27 • ue, " o e, co tng, 513-.,..,.J.. oo...: y c lb. Cott. ch BICYC' ~o NE\V· ALL l\lOTOlt 1-101110 for SB\e, 25'. . ,16 10 18 ) •ti C Sa , n..'frig w/[n:.-czer, girls blkt', =~~-=.,:::.:::=c.~~~ 1c. lh II 1• ..,,,... ~ " s . , I & fllnt•tte set, in1portl'd oopper SKIS !lead Std, ~larker Bind. ~ . A '\C'nnel suppllei; MwN ~ 1'YPES Parts & Service, ~I,•,,•,.' 9'7'.~sll6ol".Pvt p1y. Xln't '73 GMC 31, TON THE RED BARON'S CHOICE • SALES, LEASING & EXCELLENT SERVICE 2S4W ~11uyuerltc Jlurk1vny ~Usslo.n Viejo 831-2010 • 49'"".>-4949 USE AVER\' P \\'Y EXIT, ------ ORANGE COUNT'{'S OLDEST ~~~Rio Circle, C.l\t. plttql.M's, hanging la nl p, 195 P.l. $..jO. Buckle hooh1 5-17-3977, 1418 \Vilshlrc, S.A. 1884 Plac~nlia, C.l.1, Cor -""-"'"-''-~='-'-----1 74 couch, toys, inicroscope. latlir11 II, $1 5.LIAA 67'".>--0108 ALL natural pet food . Home 19th. 645-8370 G Settling.Estate, AppliP.11, nc1\• 5.i1-23113 LADIES Lange Ski nool'S," de 11 v ere d. Distributors Boits, Power . 906 1970 HONDA · CL 350, xlni Traile rs, Travel 945 • PJCKUP dl')'er. linens, d111.he11, furn, c26c:::..::R;;ch'°W~N~D~-~~~ size 6 1~. used {y,·lrc. al*' n~IC':<'I. Call r.tr. net Rebll I all clolhes, interestlng personal b;~~e hcad,!-.la=!!~t~ S7ri. 64 1-5903 :.O".o''·=;g"h"l...;l:o'1:..·56=14:..·-~-CHRIS 32' Skiff Lflpstrake, :rt~. S500 e~ w best i:i; CLEARANCE SALE ilen1s, jewelry, ptanl!i, 9-4, LOST 1 1 ~ "''· T\l""O, ''B, AP, D'', 96,, ,.._.,., '69 .. 12' Sluisla $550: 'TI-1.3' 1\ u t.o m .a t I~ lransn1i&lilon, J an 5 & 6, 102 East Ck.'<!ftn-body, orig. clothes, $75. TV, Radio, HiFi, , nrge scar el ,.1aca11', u ·" .. r ~ 50,.,.1 ..... 1,~t•r 1.,95. Ncii• PQ\\er steerlllg. VS engine, 4!:13-7709. blue y,•in~s. lf seen please \\'inch, radio remole, outrig· c,'C1A'c!coCO='c,=11,...,400=-c-.c-. ~16~50=10~F~· ; \ " .... ' -: 1011• ~111lles. (39825NJ • Excellent sclcctkln OI pre· front, Balboa, Stereo 836 call 49-1-tOO.'i gcrs, brl.stol, 387 hrs' F'ER. "'c·""r raced. x~RAS.' 73-12 Pupoosf' $79;>, Nf'\\' $3677 . 11ric re-evaluation 1110t.lcls s16500 G44--034l ,, ~" ·• '73-13. & 15' F'lelrls trcam, e DEMO $ALE . Jewelrv 815 MiscellaneoUa ZENITI I JlCA & SylvanlR Dogs 854 ' ' · eves. \\'ol'~~ltl..ext 289, hn1 P.1estt Can1pcr sulcs, 2C.L."l6 ~ •. , ~ J. Wa nted 820 TV & stereos, priced les~ NE\V 28' Sklpjack Sport 6·1·l-£3Sl 11nrbor, Costn r.tc1111. SALES-SERVICE-LEASING than t}if! discountet'S. \V llh e PUPPY WORLD e Fisher. Fantastic?! \Vil! ne-c.7~2~,~.A~,-iA-lL~l-l-OO-,-IX·-.. -Good-·n SCOTSMAN 17. SI 8 f\ l • OVEltSEAS DELIVERY DIAA10ND rlng set, 1/3 rd c11rat, Marquis Sollt. Appl'. $435. $200/offer. 4!19-268!1 Machl~ery · 816 *\Y E LDER -L incoln, iclealare, 250-250 acdc, $300 fir1n , 675-6m, 642-1881 Miscellaneous 118 SILVER COINS · ' 3 yr. picture !ul]_es. 1 yr Bull Dogs, Chihu11holt5, Tiny cepl s1naller boat or car CQnd, Best oUer. · ·gas or elect reh·tg:,11s 111~ -Ult UN ROY CARVER, Inc. \~a~:~ C;1'1r'~'2-ai46eber ~~~\~ ~~~~~abl~~ m:i~~}~~ s~~~ ~:;i~~: ~~:h B~~~~. 1~n~eri ~~~~~~·d~~~l art 5pn1: I c,~,~-50~ccc~al~IB~55-7-<)_189___ ~!. ~,v~,n , "porta-polli, $1195, To~orA c 234 E. 17th St."'·'"~ .••.• T•m'•t•, Cockapoo. Jn'sh, ' .~ · J'· ultaco, Ptn'Sllng ..v.-u.. 11 Ollila l\1ez>a ~ & a!I 6pn1. & on display. '73 n1odels .. " \VA NTED TO BUY LIONEL priced 10 .(']ear . Cash 90 Setter. 100 .J\IIXED PUPS!! Boats, Sail 909 ALSO '12 • 125 CC, Bultaco '73 .~IREBAJ..J... trailer. 22·, 1966 Harbor, C.l\f. 646-9303 CREVIK<R BMW plan or lern111 lo 36 n1os. Stud Se1vic."C l\lost Breeds. ;;,.;....;;:...;:.;;;; ____ .:.:.;. pursang 963-2725 dual holding tanks, u/c, '72 CHEVY ., ~~AI~~1'~~~. FLYER ABC CoJOr TV, 0021 AUun-Open Eves: S.11-5027 2'::1' Aux. ' Sloop. \\Io o d. 10 SPD. Bike. Xlnt cond., choice cond, 5SG--0849 11 TO ~l~~ ' Scigice e Le~~~ la, 11r 191116 BrookhUl'St, BEAGLE puppies. Perpetual R.D.F., Stove, con1p::l!fs, 5 · i75. .,.. .... llOLIPA y ~· self-contained i 2 N PICKUP · SL, .A. 1 \VANfED! Complete set ol J-l untington Beach, 968-3329 ntolion tails & soleful biigs sails, yacht cond. $3&lO CR.ll l\like 6'l2-6024 slecpS 6, niany cxtrns, Et.·onoml!!al 6 cy\., autoninlil' USED BMW S books by Robe1'1 Ingersoll. or 96" ""'~9 &l&-4871 n1sg Lynn Bo1vscr. 13995 =• m•< l<'ttns 11ls i WASHING maoti. Kenmore, S.iS-3036. 1 -;~;:~o-;;:"=·~====-I bro1vn eyes. AKC reg. '7Z HONDA 350 SL. Rw1s . ~· i · 1 son, power st_rcr-'73 3.0 CSA DEMO 8 yrs old, Xln"t cond. $95. I ~~=~------RICE'S TV SERVICE Disten1pcr vaccinated. l\1ale 12' LIKE new Alun1a Craft great, $450. l\tusl sell. Call 2'1' Terry. Xlnt rond. Self /~!n~ 9nly 11,000 nul~s. ,70 '1800 CS Con\1 sofa, blk vinyl, 4 yr!! Musical Instruments 822 (fonnC'rly In Pantry S Cn tr) or fcn1ale. $50. ca ch. boat. 25 h.p. Johnson + anytime ~5898. CQlll, "$250!?· or best oUer. 0 . I $2795 '71 BAVARIA old. jla:rrly u.'>l.'d $50. GE * Holiday Special * I ~96:>.-=~1586=·------~l.e~l.!~~1 for fishing. BOYS 20 ... 5 speed Rood· Call alS-1667. n y '69 2500 elec. range & dbl oven com-HA l\l l\I 0 ND SPINET Used s, Color TV set~ -\rhlle A.KC OOBER~IA.i'J, black & ="""''=""'=""-~---n1asler. Good condition. $30. ROY CARVER I bo $1£6. Afove necessitates ORGAN, 1550. 303 Kinl,'S they last:! Colo r froni S65 tan, 9 mos., female. Tob'O(ld 21" VICTORY Sloop. 12 Call 968-8233 Auto Service, Parts 949 1 nC. '70 2002 sale. 646-8535 Road, Ne\vport, 6-1G46.J6 up, B & \V froni $35 up. For hon1e. $150. 497-1.>19 eves., interest $450, Marine toilet -ROu..c; ROYCE ' Bi\l\V '68 2002 OLIVE TREE Office furnltur:e/ ser•lce call: or leave message. S.'lO, 6Ta-361<1 250 cc Bu\laco Pursang. lll72 1''ord 351 engine, U!ss 234 E. 17th St. Clo1«.'<i Suncl:iys SALE Equip. 824 546.&Xl2 or f>l6-&I03 St. Bernard, fem. AKC ?1" Alba1ross. xtnt shnpe. _Goodmcnoo;;n-d"iiJ~~K>;;ni:;7f"i'7<~M"U.""'l -'~'."~~·:"968Jl>IOO~m-ilc_s_._s_•i15_'_· _•_ho_nc Costa Pilesa • $46-4'1-IA JOCJ'O off on nil trees -'=='-----= l -.i'ii315ii.il.og~aii"i;;iiAii"•ii.i;' iic'ii'iii• I l't'g'd. Grand champ stock, Equip. $&i0. Lenve message OUT OF SIGHT 500 Kft\V. 1',0RD '12 P 'U, 8' bed, <:ust DATSUN (Bayless! cn4) 67S-2534 EXEC mahogany oUlce furn. never bred. $150. Bargain, 100s,_".,,'o-',:Lee='=.'o. OC.646-4S='c~11~. -~ Cust. paint & scat, 10 nli's·1 ~~~~~~~~~~1 cab, 30'2 V-8, auto, A/C, ----------1 DRIVE WAY gates, wnmghl desk, $275: mat ch ing COLOR TV c64z.s2::;=""-~-----21' SLOOP 1971 Clipper. 1vilh S4fi0.'646-4662. ll/l·I, 5500 gross V.'t. pkg. DATSUNS iron. 6. high 11,8 .. wld•. a\'OCado naugh, s1\•ivel chair REPAIR AKC Irish ,Setter puppies. trailer & outl>oo.rd. Best of. ~:::;:..c:,.o:~---=-l§l 30,IXXl mi. S2875. ALSO Chev 1 bo'h a. is $125. Lumbc'r S35: 2 guest chairs $25 ea.: Expert, reasonable i:;ervice. 1 fem'. 3 males. 8 v.·eeks. _f:;c':..'.::'v::'c:'..:1::;2250::=·c.:5.1°""2-"1:::34::1 __ '10 ~l!lukil25090. dirt bike. • __ •_•'_'_'"'----~ M '66 P/U, ~I T neetht'd, NEW '745 , 2 t 1ie· h bed ~ Sacrifice . -. aulo, A/C, R/fl , sro<J. rack Jo' ' •0_, tntck •~. sea 1ge aaug l\1ost In hon1c. A111enna ser· Call 54S-3177. B SI /D c ii 01· 51'" NOW IN STOCK •u .,.,,, bench w/back $15. Call aft. vice also. ...::=.=,c::=-----oats, lps ocks 910 a "':>-.,_ 645-7112, S.18-4446 Call all 4 P11. 897--0792 5 °'~3624 SCHNAUZER, mini, 3 n10. ·13 •Ko RD I I P 0 Box-R-EN~TA~L~S-c:<P:::m"'..:~:::,::::.::·--~-BERT GALLF.l\10RE TV shots, crop, BIS sired n1ale. \VANTED: slip for 36 ft. J.l\J Yama ia, ow Antiques/Cl1sslcs 953 '6."> Dodge PU. Slant 6, 3 IMMEDIATE 149G River11lde Dr. N.B. ~~CchrSsW$8VL/24CH, dnsk,, ps1,.:,1,2~ * 968·:!'iS3 * =:S.,OP'-. '08'0'1c'-546"'=0~=~--Pacemaker. Ne1vport only. ~~ii~~-~~f pt1y1~~1-~8 of spd, ~t\J boxes.on side. Runs DELIVERY .:>C\; ... " ::: Call· 714· 838-4000 1930 l\tODEL A Ford Coupe, J>('rf('(l\y. Asking $fll0. Call B210's thru 2fiOZ 1noclcls Behind Grahaa1 Realty. 867 W.19, CM 642-3408 19" RCA <'Olor TV/11tcrco1 OOG OBEDIENCE-Spon. by ='°""' cc'="""'C'OC:"-'=--'13 CL 175 Honda. Rebuill, reblt V-8, good brakes: 642-<XUS Ovet· lOO new & used , VICI'ORIAN walnut bed \V/ cp=;1'°n""o""s.::/0""'rg=a.:.n.:.s:=.,,=:....8-2-6 radio con11.Jo. 5 ft . Jong ~~~14~ 6~8o.F~. ~~R~~~:m!~n:a)~~ .. $. xlras, $450. 551-5995 ~me. $1200. or best offer. 847-5735 '73 CHEV El Camino, auto/ ECONOMY CARS matching princess dresser, eabillet. "" ""' 557-4 221 work. '64 AVANT!. Pro!c!IS!onally elr, PS I P B, R / fl, "~ 1~ Ph 64" -AKC Jr' h Seti · possess. pref'ct 549-1892 _..... Electronic Rhythm· • PIANOS "w : . "'"'"a is er puppies. 2j() CC Yamaha, renl clean changed to Avanti II. S2000. Gemtop, 12,IXXl mi. $3.".00 ON DISPLA y Maker, $750. 646-6440 TURNTABLE dual 1215 wtlh l Lem, 3 males, 8 wks. Boats, Speed & Ski 911 1973 model. t:ike over i ..:'::'"::'::.l:."':c':o:L..:s.16-3:::::33::::.1 ___ 1,;:<95-4:::...::182:::... -----==I CONTE'IPORARY \Valnul • ORGANS Shure High tra1·k eartrldg•. .Ca"'=U'--5'=~::31~17~· ~---•-Call49' "1-V 9 " . :r.r t nd 9G2 ~0 ·9 .. Doa obed" I NE\V 16' + Wriedt ~ki boat. pym...,. ,,...J.] a. Trucks 962 ans 63 gold & black shag rug, $35, Our Newest location Ne\\'PClrt·lrvine area. sharp. \\'ill except car in rebuilt. n1ust sell!·Gotng , "66 FORD Ec.'Onllline SupeT ' . -· OCT OATSUN -··· .• ~ .. ' ...... «•··~-.. """' f>l l ' '"'" ??D• bookcase divlder~,$-15, 6x6 FULLERTON MUSIC ~~,n~co~~-~~-~~~~~ in the ience c ass to start 130 hp Volvo 10. Im.1.llY. DU~ITI 250 cc. ju.st 2715 Canary Or, C'l\1 c54&.4~~m""',_-~~--!rad•. '16-3""':!,. .i~ .. ,,. cheap! &15-7122 or 548-4446 64 O IEV. 1 T., Ideal for Van. Econon1ical 6 cyl, Nr 18191 Euclid, Fowitain Valley l[i ~ .. <;> l;);I ......, landscanors & tree ,... · •-Ung ~ BAY needs: pie, p ~Il, 1 Blk. No 5 . 507 ·r ~J6Diego Fii·y '-------' .. VlZSLA !Hungarian Pointer) 64&-5961.!!!!'"!!e!'!S!pm~. ~iiijjji 1 SCHV.'lNN, Red. nppl.e crate, Ru ~ fl05(! 6~~Cf!135· new tu ... s, cpts, pane , LEASE a different new car Wfllker, jumper infant seat -.o frtt to You _ .. AKC 12 1vks -fem,-show, very good corn!, $ 5 0 . ns g • .,, · • .,,...,,. mags, good~nt. Ex:Cf'l every 12 . months tor the etc. Sofa, 2 chairs, 3 Ibis. ff nfal f $S pet or hunt $175. 493-8200. 962-0149 alt 5 & y,•lrnds. betwn 5 & 1 P~-1 ~-$1350. 2513 next 3 yeio.rs on Revolving etc. 894-4296. 8 $ rom 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 YORKSHIRE Terrier, Silver. Transportation jr.:hl l\IUST Sell 1970 Yamaha 125_ '61 FORD Econoline Pick '67 FORD CamPf'r Van, Pop. ~:~~&ck, '7-1 Ne111 Dalsun FRIG. Elec. Dryer $65. 1 year old, fem. ~lust sell, . ~ Up. Looks good-Runs good. Top, Economical 6 cyl, lo 2liOZ s, Porsc.h('s, ~lereedcs. l\fatchnlg \\'asher need!! ,11k. e Pt'anos & Grands REG'D. Lab, sn.'l·.M, good $100, 492-4900 Dirt orCalroal ~~~11~~" Sharp wheels &. tires. $675 mi, Xl nl n1cch cond $1.olOO Alfa!!, Aud1!1, B A-1 \IJ1,. r ,,..... ... ... ~ finn. Ph: 646-4929 ~4:\8 ' ' Cnpris, F'em'l.r~. Jaguurs, Free. Kirby vacuum w/att. ALL MAJOR BRANDS "'alch dog, 3 yrs otd. KEESHOUND puppies. AKC, Aircraft 915 --o 1 v 1 !"-$35 847 2432 5'IO.l09::1 ho ll~ C II 1;.;;..c.;;,;.::.;cc_ ____ ..:..:.; 19i2 BULTACO Alpina 250t·c '1'1 DATSUN $2000. FORD V1U1 l!l69 duh \\'a-'n. pell, o \'OS, Vo ..... wagt"ns, · -· u··" & rebuilt P'"-' al"'n pet • s \I', .&,J. a after '74 1 !• < 1415 ' &V To>·•los also 13'• 12'• n·s 3CU ....... ~· 3 644--03.j6 CESSNA Sky k 64 ags, c "an, " ras, · or best oUer Sinall V-8, auto trans, lo ' • · WGH voltage p<»\'er supply Uprights fron1 ••••..••.• $69 CUDDLY playful pups, Tan 1 ~~p~m-·~~=-----I 12 hav.• · ' · l\'frk 500 miles, 646-5962 eves. S.!G-8-159 blue book, 49'l-2S9l, Gt-38.Vi Lt'asc Re1urns fo1· easy Rt. .. 1500/3000 V. at 600 ma with Spinets " • , . , ..• , , • $145 fem. & Blsck male, 54G-6i77 REG ch.back grounds Toy ,&:; Escort 110 radio, E-G· -'-'.:..C=~~="-'=--I ;.on;::;;o°"'CC:C:i::::-"7.=cl~'7'=:='='~""''-"""""'I Lcttst> 11·lth No Money Oo11·n cabinet $50. 546-fi341 Players ,, ••.•.••....• S995 I ,:•c,r,;956-'"-'1178"-"'--~~--I Fox Terrier & Yorkshire T. Xlnt cond. Approx 125 Mobile Homes 935 '68 DATSUN plckup. Mags, 'Qi CHEVY Van camper, or outrii.ot\l purchase, 100% 1 ,F~O~R~Sal~e-F-m=EW=OO~D-,-W-ill Grenda " ••.••••••••• $3!5 SAVE from pound. Beaut. puppies, For info 54~1314. h1'S since top n1ajor. No ---------camper .lihell, crpfd. new Xlnl cond, good KBS mi, f"i11ru1cing O.A.C. 1\1 r , Deliver & Stsck. e Organs black Lab puppies, !) wks. LOVABLE LAB RAD 0 R free rides, no tire kickers. MOBILE HOME niolor. $1450. 847~. Call Norrn 6':>-2875. . Stevens ;,.;s..a;n MA Bei;t offered considered. 1!171 F n] % 1 646-9234 ALL JOR BRANDS Call 645-70!H " FEMA LE. 6 wks old. $15.· &l&-IS33, EvesS.ls-:i775. FOR SALE: Good 0condltior:on s~f~uJ1: ·~11~1R11kVan. 6 cyl, good WILL BUY YOUR FIRE\VOOD -Oak, o i·a.nge. Optlgan • •· • demo •.•• Sl!l5 Shepherd Pups, s. ·.,.,·ks. old. Call aft 5, 642-9564 SI LVERCREST &12-llJ7 alt('t 5:30P.i\1 Ca n ·IHG-5.')38 DATSUN, TOYOTA Delivered & stacked free. Spinet ······ ne\v ····•· S<l!l'J Free to good hon1es. GREAT PYRENEES, teddy Cycles, Bikes MOBILE HOME' '"~· DODGE \' T Pick , . OR VOLKSWAGEN· ?t1ike ** 496-2618 frH Organ Lessons Call fi..16-3015 benr like AKC pups. 3 left. Scooters 925 20' 53• 2 BD 2 BA .,.. . '.. 2, • 111!· 66 ~ORD Supf'r Van, 2.;o PAI D r""'R OR NOT. Wii.l. Phone 551.4839 s= •w~. <•< ~"". X ' ' Cllf1l,, Lo111 1111 Excel cond 111 bll I t d' ·w FRIGIDAIRE elec. clothes FULLERTON MUSIC FREE to good hon1e. Beagle =o-~-=='~-cc.-:-=~---I _ _:..c:..:c.:;-".-___ ....;..:: draped, bit· ins., reirig., S.!9-06.14 • a. ~u ~11 • rre ,.;:1'r;..! n con · PAY TOP DOLLA.lt CALL dryer, $30. 2.Part steel desk & a Cock-A-Poo. Call Leslie OLD English sheep dog pups TANDEN SCIDVINN $75. and 1vasher .~ eltX:t. dryer, 11'ired -s 0 er. lMtH)O(!.t: KENT ALU:N 540-&«2. + ofc chair, $60. 847-648r. m N. Harbor, Fullerton alter 5:00 Pat. 536--0688. 7 ivks Eng & Am bloodlines PIXIE SCH\VINN S 2 5, for 220 nir cond., kitch. '59 CHEVY El Camino, a uto, '65 FORD window Van , 6 197'l DATSUN ' UO-Z Int ~ n ....... 11 <"~s. --e 871-1805 SUPER M. Dalmalion b<'g. AKC r.m up 494-4401 962-4569 clock, storage shed. land· tape deck. Good cnnd. Best cyl, stick, mags new paint nd 1 U 1_ ....... ' x ~ P&M:,_ <Uu _,,,. '--· o "-' · T offer lolust sell 64&-5574 XI t d ' ' co ' u Y ........ cu, mags, RARE 1920, 30th~ '73. Xlnt 111": pen Nights 'til 9 Needs room to run. One, GOLDEN Retrievers:, AKC, '70 HONDA 100 CL. Like 11e1v. sc~ fl8liO. hree yrs. old , . · . n con · ~29 AM/FM, modified exhaust, rond bst off, &1'>-S708 eve. Sat: 'til 5:30, Sun. 12·5 fint', ntan's dog. 496-4125. $lOO. 13 weeks. Oiampion $275. • like nu. I..oeated in nl'\\' 1'1 FOR'? , ~1 Ton PU, ~uto '69 DODGE VAN 6 cyL auto., side sniping. Or 8 n i: e. •CCENT FIREPLACE. FREE ORGAN LESSONS as Jines. 64>-7406 Call 673--096:l. adult pk. aii•ay lrom noiRy trans. air, pis new hres, Excel cond. Sl200. :-,.lg...()79.,1 anytime. n 1 1 uf FREE to R good home-Yowig St. One-half W. from l'lutr xi 1 J SJIXXl 493-9687 Come< model like new "~ ong as you Ike! Ad ts f<'male long haired cat. ?. POODLE pupp<'es. AKC, '12 AJS Slormf'r, 410cc, Lots 1 $15 995 c II E s .· n cone' • 96S-fi6.13 '69 DATSUN Pickup . ' · .,.,,,. \\'elcome to atte d T esd mu~c. · ' a \'E · 61 G'IC V 0 1• T Pl k Call 5.ll-5741. n u ay REALL\' S\\IEET! 960-1526 6 \\·eeks old. or xtras, Xlnl cond, $150. 213-6944690. 1' • """: 12 • • c "61 INT'L ~fetro Step Van. ~:conon1y &. room lo haul! COLOR TV _ beds _ oouch night at 7:30 Pl\t. We want COLLI S R d Call 897-007.t 54S-3!Mi8 • CAN BE SEEN AT·. up, 64,0CXJ orig 101, ST;iO. 4 cyl eng. SOOO. Take trade !!.3I-2MO or everyone to learn to play E hep pups. ca Y 833-2546 Call 548-931.J •19:>4949 Dlr. rocker and much more. 183 the organ! Tom Dieterich for god people in 2 1\·ks. 2 ·FE!-.1ALE St. Bernard pup. 2 YAJ\fAllAS 125 Enduros I CRESTMONT E. 18th 0.1548-4485. . in charge 642-2851. Coasr Call 6.J&-2719. pies. Reasonable prices, 1970 Clean set up for dirt. ESTATES '71 DATSUN $1750. 1968 V\V Van. New engine' "68 4 DOOR \\IAGON, Oean, _ 2 Adorable ... ~ Doble ma!-. • · N 2 DARLING ~k IT · \\'Ith terms. 492-0553'. S29.l each. 842--0i69 675-0320 & tires. $1350. auto, radkl, hearer, $89j, ~. .... ..1us1c, ewport IDvd, at """-"' er erner 10:;1 Site D( .. Brea. (C<'ntral 4!Ja.403g &12-J..l~ 6 wks okl $15 ea. 138 E. Harbor, CM. male pups, 9 1\"k.'I, to loving ST. Bernard l\t. 2 yr. old HOND,\ 160, xlnt ll".insporla-Al"e. across fmn1 Brea ~--=---18 CM 548-4485. YAMAHA ebony upright 45" ho1ne only, 549-1418. $35 10 good home. !ion. 20,000 miles. \Vill take Coinm. Hosp.) Lot #.\6, ~?u don·t ~ a gun to '73 DODGE Van, 'l.S, auto, -,71 Datsun P ick Up '" Yr. old la-e oak d•sk t II k ~-~ · · 7 y• 11 ~· ·1 ' 962-7216 best ouer 640-13.54 CON"TACT ff...\Y p•· >IGR Oraiv Fast . when Y!>U carpels, paneling. l.1ust sell, 11400. ,.._II "'"9314 ..., • ., " u eyUU<llu, a muSJcJans t.'!lf o c P"'"1gree SI ver · : · n. 1 ., place an ad in !he Daily $.1600 &15'2297 .._.. .-y \\i.th "cubbyholes., on top. instrument, new cost $1245 mlniature Pood!r 11·nnts a Hal"e something you \\'ant to 1973 Herley Sportster !-'~•'-'1~"-w~ing~. _____ Pilot \\'ant AdJ! Call now ' · · $100. 494-14.n Sac. sm. 496-4167 -nice hon1e. 49.J-7258. sell? Classified ads do It 11,000 ml. $1500. 5-IJ.:*i91 I CLASS SELLS-642-.'""611< -642-:'678. '70 FORD \'an, Excel cond, FIAT Autos, New 980 Autos. New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 ·Autos, New 980 A t N 980 V-8, auto. One owner,1----------I l ~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.,;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;u;;;;o;s,;;;•;w;;;;;·~;.;;;= 6T:1'""'1311, or 6T;;H)Zl8 eve1!.:__ 1970 Finl 850 Sp)'<ler, gold, II Autos Wanted 968 48,IXXl n1L $1150 or best of- ft'r. Xln1 cond . 494-7082. •1 '69 FORD MUSTANG p.S, lllldlD, HNlfl", Air, All1D, 8!""' IZMXf'lll S1199 '69 FIREBIRD P.S, R1dlD, Hut...-, Av!o CZ811:1~~l S999 '72 CHEVY IMPALA CUSTOM COUP& It.MID, HNIOI'", P.S., Air, '4111v 11nESG! $1299 '69 CHEVY V2 TON PICKUP '"""' $899 '66 CAPRICE COUPE P,S .. Riclio, Hta!..- Auto tlOOFlEl $399 '67 CHEVY IMPALA WAGON Auto, Rldlo, Hteler, P.S., Air (VFJ909/ S499 '65 CHEVY lm1MI& SPOl'f COllH Atdlo, Hr•!tor, A~lo P S. !TIX~l1) $399 '61 FORD FALCON P S., Rrdlo, H,,_ltr, A\llo, _.Ir (1tEE'n61 $.199 e 4 Cy1. 0 /H C•m. £111. e t1" Wfllttl 81$1 e F11ll Coll l1upe1111011 • llendid '41r HHltr e lllclltl S!lll • OiK Drum 1r1kt1 e Pldclld 0.111 e 0111 WIS WlP«"t 52538 S199 $71.51 DOWN , •• 1110, Sllnto It 1111 to1r1 ash prk:e Intl. t•• & •11 Ii<. fff11. oeterrlrCI pymt, prk;e 11 Oll.4 lncllJCllftg tlX & 74 Uc. fffS & rH c1rryl119 CNfGfl for 41 monlht on APPROV .. l. ef YO<lr Ctedi!. ANNU_.L PERCENTAGE RATE 15.""'. ORDER YOURS TODAY WORKING MAN'S GAS SAVER LEASES '74 VEGA Htchbk. turbatl'fdr11m.1llc, , ... <llD, carpellng, wlllt• Willli. l"Ell MONTH s75 '14 M1dU1u Clciulc. Powtr tt11rl,,g, pgw1r dlK br1k1s, l50 VI, lurbohydra,.,..Hc, Wl\ftl tOVlfS, belled wtlltewiltl• 11 n 11 d g!eu. Pl!:A MONTH s99 '74 MONTI Cerio Vt, r1d!1I w111t1w1t11, lurbohr1fr1,.,..Uc, pow. tr 1!Hrln;, power dlK brlktl, 1!11ttd 1111u. _ P l"lt MONTH Sii '74 NOVA Auto trans. 6 cyl fn11, Power 11~ing PEii MONTH s75 '74 CA.MARO Powtr 1r&erln;, Pow•r d lK brakes, lSO Vt, turb0hydr1mellc1 wt!HI cov1rs, bllteo ~llRW•lls. tlnlld glau, PS:R MONTH $89 '74 CHEY. Pick•p VJ toll, ' ct! lnQlnr, 2 •Plfd tr111Smttsion. PE .. MONTH s79 DON 'T UNDERSTAND LUSING7 PHONE: 147-6017 >6 Mlnlfl Otlll 1"1111 LdMl. ~ Yffn. Toda, Nt OOWll Pe,._t t"91r• W• Wiii l11'J' Yt11111 """""' Cir er Ttwdl '411 Cl'ldll M111t le ,,,.,,...._ 1"11'9 Tu I • • h T111 Pk.kllP • JIMttlcll PlckUP lo• ......... •' c,1. ·52890 S99 $85.55 DOWN PEit MO. Ulll..50 It tn. tar1I c111h prke Incl. 11• & '1• II<. 1-. Drltrred pyml. ptlce I• SGOS..O lncludll!U t1x & '7• lie. ,_ & •It unyl1111 cM,... for 4 month• 111'1 APPROVAL of 'l'OUI'" cl"fdlt. '4NNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE u.,,,.,. ORDER YOURS TODAY Priced For Quick Sale 121 IM,Al.A C11stom Co11pe •••• $3299 2ll IMPALA C111tom Co11pe ••• ,$1299 277 IM,AU. C111tom Coupe .: •• SJ29'f 12 IMP'ALA Cnto"' Co11J19 •••• $1299 JJS IM;AL.A C111to• Coupe •• , , $1299 332 IMPALA C11,tom Coupe , ••• $3299 lll IMPALA C111tom Co11JM: •••• SJ29t JJI IMPALA Cw1toilt Co11,. •.•• SlJtt 219• IMPALA C11stom Co11pe , ••• $3299 1 Of CAPJl.ICI Co11po •• , , •••• , , SJltt 52 IMPALA Cu.stom Co11,. •••• $JJ99 16 IMPALA C11itom Cou,. • , •• Sllff lit CAP'RICI Coupe •••••••••• SJ4ff 125 CAPllCI Sport S.llff • , • ,, ,5J4tt 124 CAPllCI Cou..-, , •••• , ••• SJl9f 72 CAPllCI 4 door SH•• • ,, .$Jiff 127 CAPRICf W911011 , • , , ••• , • , it7tt TOP DOLLAR PAID ·12 l"IAT, 124 Spl Cpe. 29 IMMEDIATELY .l\lPG, S2900. Orig 011ner, F'OR AbL 1''0REIGN· Ci\RS Crtl\1, 61!rt5.~ Call or come in to see us:.1----------1 NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \V, CoaSt Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 HILLMAN '61 HILLl\11\N llusky, real l'Ufe, Xlnt t'Ond, $500. firm 891-7261! JAGUAR TOP CASH 1912 JAGUAR XJ.<; Sedan. tor clean late model can Loaded incl air & 11tereo. and trucks! 16 l\lPG. Local low milcdge Howard Chevrolet ~,:::,~"'' ""mce 11500· l\1acArthur and Jatuborce I--~~------' Newport Beach 8.13-0555 \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS It your car is extra clean, see us fir1t. BAUER BUICK ~ 2925 Harbor Blvd. CoKltl Mclll'l 979-2500 \\'ll:'l!UY IMPORTED AUTOS BEST PRICES PAIDI De•n Lewis Imports 1966 ll""'°'. C.M. 646·930: CASH FOR YOUR CAR 546-1010 JENSEN JENSEN INTERCEPTOR LARGE SELECTIOl'l OF' COLORS IMMEDIATEJ DELIVERY FULL. SERVICE DEl'AR1..ME.N,...__I NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W, Coe.at H"1)'., N.B. 147.9405 MAZDA FOREIGN can: wanted: MG TCi TD; TF n'lodel1 A: other clwlcs (714) 729-0:Q1 1--------- Aulo• Im .. ~ ~o. * MHdtl '74 Rol•ry * ' '-" ~ " . $n MONTH ' ALFA ROMEO. 36 MONTHS OPEl<I LEASE Will accept trade-lnA * ALFA ROMEO CALL MR. FRY 842- -"""' alway•• B<l'lln•• Hunt. Beach from $31!15 cs.r. •0288). -.,h & .13' •• O>mpl... ... MAZDA lecllon now. Buy or leuc tron1 ·- Jim Parltlnoon'1 ,_ , [1.:r.11 It .ilr11pl'rt~. l~I Beach Bl.. &4U6fJ6 FOR ACTION ••• +·· CALL 642-5678 .. ' . . -• • ' • ' Saturday, January s .. 1974 1~·A~u~to;;s;;,~l~m~pt~rlo;d;;;;;;;;';70;A;u;t;os;•;;';m~po;";;;";;· ;;;;';;;OJA:::u:t~o;;:s·;:m~po;::r1;7:;-;::;:.::l:;:;'.::;:;7.;;;~~:-;:':;-:70 Autos, Imported 910 I Autos, Imported · --ALLEN CADILLAC.:.OCDSMOBIL[ VOLKSWAGEN ...:..voLKSWAGEN __ v_o_L_vo __ -f • VOLVO OAILV PILOT 990 Autot, Usea 970··1~A-u-to-,-. ~~~•od ___ ..; 990 ' "!fos, Ustd AMC BUICK ~ CADILL AC HARBOUR '62 V\V Vnn, brand Ile\\' rel.ill 1009 % DR. \'ol\'O 1M..'<l11.n, '74 VOLVO'S • IMPORT SPECIALS 1500 •flll, O(lncled. Crplod, ' wkd.,1 ~. l\fl 1pm HERE NOW" full lenlrth 11,1nroof, n e·v.• £: ~11kendl. 49.1-9366, aa;k for I '11 ' l\1AT/\OOl't 1>lft .,_,.gn,, -.-. -S,-, -.--,'---/b--l-lo I jjjjjjiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiiiliiiiiiiil ~ ooo 1 ·1c '" · • '· • · '"' · '73 El D ado , .._.,, nl ·• " • nuuiy fl>nl'><t f'>i:Ct'PI lhc engine, l'Ol OF xttllll. $1900. 968-&767 ~--l'U!llting, $50~709.I . Only 18,000 1nllP1 A: evtr)' 73 MERCEDES 280 $AVE v w 5; ~~~· :" B~: i ....::G;:;a~'=-69-y~oL~V=o-1~4~4-~.~l11·.~~b'"' '7l JAVELT N. 4 s()d \'8. 360 19().'l Boi1•k Special, V-6, goo<I roncel\'Bbl(! f'J!l,ra lncludln; eng. ~-or best offer . CQll(I. $.'25. I sun roof1 ~c.J1110VJ. White 1~lth Saddle Interior, lull power, tac. • • Wll BUY YOUR BUY or LEASE a.tr l:Qlldttlonlng. Like New! GA& -SAVER Au' om" ti c '"'"'"''"lori, ~ l • Call 66--0m .::::;:c.=:_.:=:.._ ___ 1 .-~cru~l~00~~~;,~17 __ 1 $719S I 0 73 DATSUN 240Z Can Solve ptl~ ~~ .. ~~~: ~'1tt r~:"'i~,'$-~;1;6;7"7"" '~"d""'"" •UllvoLYwo • • • $AYE KENT ALLEN, ~2. W Estate v.•as.on. Radio, healer, JACK \\', BAROJS '73 SUPER Beetle, Mi1:-1'"'M 1966 liarbor, C.1i1. 646-9303 po\ver ste<>rtru.::. f1'ctor:y 11.ir, 43.S Catalina Dr. Y I U d 5 000 · n l less than 15,000 11.ctual Newport Beach Our ''"'°· n " • m•., l41l • A t Used 990 ' lh · r other extras. like new, · ·-81nif :.;;:•;.;•c:•:..• ==---_.;..:.; miles. ('rMCLSI. ou are _e \\tnne-r o cl500. under '.14'sl $26!!0. YOLV...,O"' AMC Jim Slemons 2 ~~;.s" t • 562-0051 alt 6 & wknds. E Imports n ECltEATlONAL Conomy '56 VW Van, bloWn «ans, All VEHICLE SHOW ' reblt 40 ,hp eng, nu tires 1966 Ho1·bor, C.1\1. 646·9303 AS 1301 Qusil at th~ $350. Se• al •47, 2376 Npt • 2 VOLVO 4DQDR Newpo" B0<•ch • ANAHEIM Yellow with Black Interior, f'ull Equipment. Beautllul! • Factory ""'"'• Allen ~, T1J' Old~mobile ~ Cadillac Si n 01190 Preeway At , Av•ry Parkway ) L19un1 Nlguol BUICK CADILLAC '72 IUICK '73 El Dorado Only 14.IXWI mlle5 Ir: every l'Oll~lv11hle extra excepl llWI roof, (#890\). $6995 I • I 01~~.-~~~~~d~: ~~~ 1vifh 1o1•hlu• vtnyl top & red lt•ntht·r in!Prior. A nice car! 1069B,;\L1. Bl, C.l\f. alt 5:30 Chry1l1r/Plymouth 83.1-9300 CONVENTION CENTER C N d Vo VO Er--'TER FROi\1 l\1aC'ARTH UR J anual'y 4-13 I ar ea 5 . L 1 speed transmls!!.lon, rHdio, 1969 AMC GOING into n1Ui tary! i\1uo;t PlellSI.' CAii G42-:-.678, r xt :03 heater. IR~F.:10 1. REBEL SST ."r!J thls \.\'Ci'kcod, '66 n 11ick lo claim ,your llckrll'. 831·0100 495-0100 $2595 • ROY CARVER, Inc. A_ut_•~•1_I m_pe,_r1,;,.•c.;d _ _.;.91c.:O Autos, l mpor1od 910 '71 VOLVO 40QOR $3577 EIN'tra, o/c, t>I•. "".,. tNo"h Cmmoy 1011 """° po\.\·er steering, \.\'hite iilde Hl 1n\lcage, but verv ~u-1 * * * l~QLJH' llOYCE 81\1\\' "231 E. 17th St. Ct><:la '.\Iesn • 54644.\~ MAZDA 1974 ,MAzDAS IMMEDIATE · DELIVERY OVER \'8, autotnntic, radio, hratt>r, se111s, p \.\' • fully loaded. nun1ber is a40-l220. l 4 s""""' 11wsmlssio11, radio, II 1· · nd lt' · '" 5 VV\.I -----hc~"i~~. t77aCQRl. I \ra u-es, air co 1on1ng, transportation car, best ofr '70 Cadillac Cpe De Ville , $2877 9"81t11 ltmi& buck~t seats, vinyl top. lakes, 645-3994 full po11·er. h•ctory nir. 15.'i· ~~11111!~~!!!!![!!!!!~1 l\fAROON '69 911S Tal°ill, 80 ~UWA ~YEZ3ilS) $895 '69 BUICK Skyla a·k, iw\v DC.E. 1971 CAD CDV, 11,000 mi's. rnag whls, new tires & VOLVO . steel belt radia ls, full $1995 s:.100 P11. Party. 89-1-81XX1 pt>rmatune, very c I ea n, ~ Open Daily & Si.in. 'tU 10 P?.f p&.\'£'r. 51,000 n1i. 1 011•ncr. or 6.';.~-1s;,7 C\·es 557-3458 · · . · tf\8 "11 l••,.:1 1966 Harbor, C.M. &16-n303 29'l9 Harbor Blvd., Good cond. 557-1114 Jim Slemons PORSCHE SEE THE ALL NE\V RX4 IOI 'l.ONGPRE MAZDA '7{) • 914-6, SILVER Porsche, _USED GAS SAVERS -WI\> ~IO Gosta Mesa 1969lt1V1ERA:-full )JO\\'CI'. I ··'.\tnkr Room For Daddy" Excel cond, 40,CMXI mi, $.¥>oo. IN STOCK YOLYQ "\\'hlle Elepnants" over-546· 1·934 ne1v brA.kes, xlnt cond Lo1i' mports · · · clean out the garage 6~6-5996 running your house? Turn Book , U.16--6817 · . 130l Quail ... turn that junk into caah --------1 HARBOUR 900 1-1 bo cri. 646 9303 them Into "Cash" ... sell HORNET '71 4 dr, 6 ' air, I t'\e11·pon Beach \l'ilh a Dnlly Pilot Classified SAAB 1 ar r, · 1. ·-. then1 t.hru a Dally Pilot R&H, P/S, 33,500 n1i. Xlnl The fnsres.t drfl11• In the \\'est . s;;3.9300 ad Otll &12-56'ra. Vw CLASS SELLS -642-5fi78 classirled ad! eond. $1600. 673--0857 •.. a Daily Pil111 Class\fie<l I E!l\TER FRO!\l lllnc-ARTl·IL'!_t ~·-·~----= Demo clearnn'cc now pl""Ogrt'll!I. ' . In' * SAAB .A..:u:;t.:o:.:••..,N..:•,;.w;_ __ -_,;.98:.:0..;.;A.:u;.:to.:••c.i.,;f'l::..•w;;,_ ___ , ..:9::..80:...cA..:u:.:l;.••;;.•.c.N;.;•:.:w;_ ___ _;9c::;80 Autos-,·New , '980 Autos. New -980 : Autos, New 9IO Best deal always. Complete 11711 Beach Bl. 842·4435 (2001 E. Isl St., at Snnlll Auu 1',1o1·y.J Santtt Ana 558-7871 selection now. Buy or lease HUNTINGTON BEACH MERCEDES IENZ '71 Mercedes !rom Jim P•rklnson'1 i!l1\1rh Jhnp1111!i 1960 BUG . 18.15 cc engine. Roller crank1; close ratio trans. $650 or best offel'. 'Call 642.-5115 afl 6 P~l. f? . . .... ,~. ' v.w. '68, LI. Blue, \.\'-W's 300 SEL 3.S Exceptionally cle11;n, $895. A l.eau1Uul locnl t.'QUJM'~ 645-&-KIO or 645-6406 64 4-7538 ~ -. '. ' . ' .. · ,._ . -· .. Dark hrown 1o1'llh rogru1o.: 1 ~~'--"---== '67 V\\' las!-,.bnck. Good l'On- leuther inll'rior. Rolh1 Royce SIMCA rlition. SM> or best offer. trnde-in~ t•4150 J. 11.tl 5 & 1o1·knds 673-3:\17. $12,750 '71 Sll\ICA, auto, radials Auto1,, Used 990 ROY CARVER, Inc. '"·000 "'1 30 MPG, 1995· -CADILLAC l ~o~'~O~l~~'~··~E~;..t~t~~'----ROLLS ROYCE: B~tW --------234 E. 17th SI. Costa 1.!esa e 546-4.\44 JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS MERCEDES IENZ AU'I'lfORlZED SALES & SERVICE Jim Slemons SUNllAM '67 SUnbeani Alpine. Sports rRr. Good' L'Otul. Hard It. soft tops. i'illlgs, radio. $600. li7:>-4101. '67 SUNBEArif Alpine. Xlnt l'on<I. Ne1v \Jrks .t: battery. etc. lst rcas. offer!. 548-6280 Imports TOYOTA (\\'e're top buyer for any -------~- "'ed Mot°:.'1°Qua~nL) 72 TOYQJA Nt.'11.'J>Orl Beach E1'7l"F.R F~;;:~aoARTHllR , LANDCRUISER __ NO_W OPEN Ml11lon Vlolo lmpor11 fe:ituring MERCEDES BENZ .. FIAT • 4 1\·hcel dlive • ·rull equi~ent • 13,000 miles $3595 . ~· Allen ) . i""f Oldsmobile ~-Cadillac JANUARY STOCK REDUCTION SALE FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS OVer 100 Cadillacs IN STOCK 1974 Coupe De Ville !Ser. l:Z:¥iJ $6666 1973 El Dorado's t4 • to choose. {~10) t\s \01\' us $5888 1973 Coupe Con1plete Sales A Seivlce Vl1lt U1 Soon At 28701 l\f1U11ur.rlte Parkway l\llsslon Viejo 4~1700 (USE AVERY P\VY. EXIT) 50 USED ME.RC IDES San Diego Frwy ai Avuy De_Vllles Pkwy .. Laguna Niguel. {10) to choose {9.\3Gl-1A l as 49s.o800 ~.1-0800 lo\\' as $5333 ON DISPLAY Factory Authorb:ed Oistrlbu· tor for all l\fc.rcedes products New can -Part1 -Service Ask About Our Unique Used t.iercede1 L•••• Pl1n1 House of Imports 6862 l\1.anchester, Buena Park on the Santa Ana FN1•. 523-72SO MERCEDES IENZ 73 LANOCRUISER SOFT· TOP Only 2,0CMJ mile {5-t8HYO) $3977 DU1t ltwi& -TOYOTA 1966 llarbor. C.1at. ~9303 LEASE '74 TOYOTA 1200 Corolla sedan . . • Get 30 1972 El Dorados (l:.!l to choo!ie.· {j24EAEJ As low t1.s $4999 1972 Coupe DeVilles (7) to choose. f601EAf~l A! Iowas $3999 1972 Sedan WANT l\1e~ Benz have 5 acres In l...11.celne $7500. Value 673--0252, 673-6448, 622·3302, ~lies per gallon ... Only DeVilles $58.34 mo. 36 nlOl5. opei'i 1952 MERCEDES JOOS Oa.sslc O:iupe. superb & priced to Rll! 831-»IO or 495-4949 Dlr. end lease. (6l to choose. (626ESOJ As low us BILL MAXEY TOYOTA I t ,·' • I '68 :l\fERCEDES Benz 280 SL Coupe Road ster. AutomaUc transmission, air cond\Uoning, xlnt. Sl!.crificol 831-2040 or 495-4949 Dir. 1973 TOYOTA "Celica, ye!IOW- ?-.IB 280 SEL 4.5 1973_ bro1vn interior. A/C. !\tags. \Varranty remainin g . Lease S:ln/mo or $9500. Perfect condition. $3-150. 1-213--ieHm; ~ma Call 962-5462 "13 ..... sL couPE 110,1;o -"',"'7'"'4'-'=T"'o~y~o=T~A~s-1 owner aft 7 Prtl -LEASE or IUY '72 1¥1-B, 250, 10,IXXl mi, l ~'-New Models -New Colors mos left on warranty, air, at .. PS. PB, 16995. 543-3397 ?11.B. '69, 230 sedan. P/s, P/b, auto, mint cond. Private party. Call 644-2498. MG .. nt.All Lf.Wi& W TOYOTA 1971 MG Ml DO IT 1966 Har!'E:. C.M, &16-930.1 56,000 ml. $1300 wholesale. '70 TOYOTA C 0 R 0 NA * 543-3691 * Deluxe. 4 !!peed, xlnt gas '69 MG ?iotldgct, sort -& hard mileage! 8..3 r -2 0 4 0 or $3888 1971 Sedan DeVilles }"'ully eqpl. (82tlFBC) $3444 1970 Coupe DeVilles {51 lo choose. t83UIBBl As tow u $2777 1970 El Dorado's (4) lo choose. (6.52AQl) As low as $2999 1970 Sedan DeVilles top, wlre whls, Like new "•~!IH~94~9_n_lr_. _____ , 30 MPG, $U95. 675-4178 '72 CARINA, new radials, (61 to choose. {815BQQI As 1..::::.::::.::::.!M~G:;.:=::.8 ='--I -= ln ~':t~1scond., _Jo1v as $2666 '13 Gelle.a. Silve wl map, '69 MGB Rdr. Exceptional in all respects. Must sell $1895/oUer 64fr8013. ~!!; 2~s'J&\. 16•000 '"""· 1969 Coupe ·s9 Toyota ~d aiuae" • DeVilles OPEL \VD, nu tlnis, WHl.!17 ti.dlo, (6l to choose. tOlod>I) As Extra.. $1600. 673-1916 low as $1777 '62 OPEL Sta. wagon. Runs '68 TOYOTA Coupe, auto, ~· nttd• a little work, new motor, xooct gas mue. 25 MPG, $250. 53&6065. age. S795. 49'-2696. PEUGEOT ~V~O~LK-sw-=A;c_G_E_N_ 1969 Sedan NEW PEUGEOT CONVERTIBLE '67, yellow/ DeVlles DEALER bl•ck ~ mint cond l'IM (5) to chOOle. CYPMOO) Al. . •vv, . ' low as • miles, orig owner, $1550, • $l8&6 Comple1" Sale1 and Servk•. L.B. 213-0l-9785, PM :cmil'Cc°" M~T.OR '"·=M-v~w-aug~. =bocly--.. ..-u .. -' .. :;;o:,,~J;'."minn. . .__$300 196? Convertibles IMPORTS .70 vw B 9 P 12> to c,,...., Cl28BNN) Aoo us assenaer. tow as PEUOIOT /SUIARU Sacrllice.al$1500. $l6&6 1557 W. Llncoln Ave., Call 494-8152 · Anaheim 533-8220 VW '66 Bug. Great condition! qUICK CASH 1 =~ C:sJ.8,!1a Private , NABERS CADILLAC THROUGH A· 'io VW S.u.,eback. Xlnt. 2600 HARBOR BLVD. DAILY PILOT ':c~·11~~:mf."'1 "0· COSTA MESA the Little OLDS Big Car COMFORT Small Car ECONOMY ' BRAND NEW '7 4 OMEGA ' . FULL PRICE $2677 'ORDER NOW IMPORT CAR of the YEAR .... , BRAND ;74 HONDA ' Civic $2777 ~~= aRAND NEW '74 GMC VAN ORDER NOW -WAlfT AD ·~ .VW Bus. New eng, . 540~9100 ~~ _642°1671 ~'-"~~~~~::::...::cu~1.~:_A1ter~~•pm_ .. =~.~0pot~n~Sund~~·r'--''-'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~--''-~~~- , , ' " ' , ' ' • -..·-, " • • ' • OAIL Y PILOT Saturday, J.:inuarJ 5, 1~74 990 J Autos, Used 990 Aut<ls, Otoc1 990 lutos, Utod -Autos, UMO 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 1---"------CADILLAC DODGE 990 ·Autos, UMd DODGE • 900 Autos, Ultd 990Autos, UM<I 73 CADR.lAC ELOORADO ' " $6295 1973 CADlllAC CADILLAC ... Cl~F.H.vEELLVREO• L,pc1ET, -~t CHRYSLER CONTINENTAL '63 CAO CDV, gold/blk. Uho· ro ' -•-ATLAS '69 MARK Ill ATLA'S ATLAS -Inter. Xlnt co1~. Bst Oll' cond, '"'"' th'l's See Ir. n1ake • /l umlca· $300. S5l-~. oner. $So-1342 A low nillcaae local car. Full pow.-, Cac. A/C., A"1/Fll1 stereo 'fl ape, Executive and Chrysler/Plymouth Rolb·Royce tr•d•-1• · Chrysler/Plymouth Chrysler/Plymouth 73 CADlllAC FLEETWOOD .$6695 DEMONSTRATOR __ C_H_EY_R_O_L_ET_ CHRYSLER 1969 CHRYSLER <•o:wt>. 1968 DODGE 1'96.9 DODGE_ · SALE MUST SACRIFICE. '69 coov ATLAS NEWPORT 52995 ORONET 440 POLARA 2 DOOR Brougham De Elegance. Full power, lac. A/C., Impala 2 dr hardlop cu.lom ROY CARVER, Inc. 20oor. VI. &ul<>mahe, radio. AMn'M stereo, low miles~ {#970) coupe.automallcttaosfioor 4 DOOR SEDAN ROLLS ROYCE • BMW heater "°"""'teerlne HARDTOP UNREGISTERED shill. strato bucket aeats, Chrysler/Plymouth VR. nUlomallc, radio. heater ~ 234 E. 11th St.. whit~ _'aide .:.i1 Ill-ea, al; VS. automatic. radio, heater. 70 CADlllAC CONVERTIBLE $2595 pruver steering. V~I rool MANY 1974't TO 1x>wer 11teering, pO\Yer ......,..ta 1'Iesa • 516-4441 con<hhonhig, vinyl top . p<>Y>er steering, power All fully equipped "A'ith lac-air cond Red with white CHOOSE FROM brakeH. \\•hite wa_IJ tiJ-es, air '69 ,.1ARK Ill, black. saddle-1XIY365) -brakes,_white wall tires air . · #980) tot')' air <..'On<lUloning, r u I l top. 644-4687 L'Otldil i.o~l.ing, crWse-control. leather 111 ter 10 r, of'ii.· 5595 condiUonliijf,Vlilyl~ t 0-p Full--pO\Yer;-.fac. Ai C;-;-leatber-1n ter1or. { -· -- po1ver, 1111 & lclcscoplc ··"10'3 ~CH°"E°""v".'--:M~on_l_e ~c.-r~lo. I Brend New 1974 (799BBEl owner $2950. 644--0661 -(YXA981) ' $1195 S1e<0·ing, •t""°· door locks. Ex"". cu1back allows f.-~r· CHRYSLER $995 ''70 OONTINENTAL M 1 Open Dally & Sun. 'til lO PM $895 65 CADlllAC SEDAN elc., BOme with duQ.I L'Ont· able le1u1e to be assumed. I . """'" •· ae 1 2929 liarbor Blvd. fort seats, cruise eonlrol, $l29 Per mo'. for 18 mos., no NEWPORT Open Daily & Sun. 'tll 10 P11 III, Xlnt eona, $.:r.x1 or best Colla Mesa ' Open De.Uy&: Sun. 'lil 10 Pl\f trunk .opener, etc., etc., ·•iiillj...fl!!'"'""'sh .-.. Low nlile., '"'d"'' lncludln,. 1tir <.'On· 29'l9 f-larbo1· Blvd., offer. 536-4986 -546 1934 29'l9 )-{arbor Blvd., Full power, factory air conditioning. (# 1012) Jo\v mileage, 3000 to 15,n all pov.·er. ~ di71o~ng. (Cl.Al~T4C-l22:>67) Costa Mesa i912 1'.fARK IV, EVi!ry xti'a, • ' • Costa Mesa me""· D . Y'll El ·12 Nova, 6 cyl 11,0XI mi $1300 546-1934 •harp"'· a must ..u item. 'Tl OOC!GE Van Air-aid•.,. ' • 546· 1934 pe e I es make offer, M7-9349. haust trailer llite.h. mags _ _;__;_=..:..:.c::..~- ' air . PIS, pwr discs . oft tiffg. suggegt1..'CI pl"icc. COMET cust. int see to appreciate 1971 DODGE Cre1h\'00d sla· A~f/Fl\f. $2895 own er· Open Dail v & Sun. 'tit 10 P~I CORYAIR $2700. ~ t1o.u wagon. Power steering ~,, Allen -] Oldsmobile Cadillac Sin Diego Fre1w1y At A"try P1rkw1y Dorados and Sedan 64>5558 29'29 tl•u·boo· Blvd .. -------FOR SALE ,,67,, ~-V & brnkes, Bir t-ond. AM/FM '68 ll\1PA1..A, 2 dr. Xlnt, air Co511 r.1cs11 1974 · ' .........,.e an radio luggage rock till Mu!I "It by Sun. Best offer. 546·1934 '63 Corvalr Van. reblt eng. Sportsman 100, ~er Spni, sleerin. wheel. only ·15,0XI 495·0800 831 ·0800 De Yiller 109 Via \Vazier!I, Lido Isle, Comet Grabber \VIII trade for cycle 500 cc'1 S46=-8l3T · n1lles. flke new. 6U-4687 ,. 6~1611 TLAS & up. Call Bob, 64>2507. -=~"'=;:ii;,"'i;;=;;;;;:l"'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~l ~!!!O!!!O"'l'~J ·~ ' A G cyl., automatic transmls· '61 CORVAIR. auto. Needs ATLAS 1'.IUST sell 1970 Dodge Autos, ffil4 990 '67 Chevelle 2 dr hrdtp. Chrm sion, powe1· steering, At.fl bdoy v.·ork, runs good. $200 -Cha~~111C!l6•~np~,~~r!!!&~l!l63~!1:V\~~·1::_""'-l!.:;--;:-;;;:F-;O-;:;;R;-D-;;:-:-;-;-:-:: I :::::=:...::='---"'-'I whls, stereo Ip dk. buck h L /Pl h FM stereo radio v.·lth tape, Or, best olfer ~1492 Eves. -·""'°""or -· PLYMOUTH sts, beautiful cat. Only $900. C rysrwr ymout air con d i t i 0 n i n g , mag Chrysler/ Plymouth ·ss F AIRLAINE S t a t Io n (SER. 12S45} AJ Low As S.5m 6THT>l. 1970 CHRYSLER wheel•. etc. Only 290 mllos! DODGE . . 1968 DODGE · FIREllRD r Wagon. good con<I. 1451l or ~ '64 CHEV. Malibu, body IO {#5783). best oUer 494--0161. Naben Cadillac: d•maged.·xlnt 283 eog:. & STAT N Only $3995 .61 OODGE STAT IO N CORONET· ALL orig. '68. cream pu1i>iiroRDClubWag•m.'4.0XI ATLAS C 26001 MHarboi-~~!d9.100 ~::mRuns. S75. Cqll Ken, WAGON ROY CARVER·, Inc. \Vagon, 3 new tires, reliable 2 DOOR ~nv.k, 2 :.'· J:'g'ar!tic~ miles, 0\~~~2954 Chry1ltr/Plymouth OI a tsa -VS, nu1onrutic. radio, heater, transpomtlon, $175, M8-68S5 LARGE SELECTION . OPEN SUNDAY '70 EL CA~IINO, PIS, PIB, po1ver stC?C1·fng, 11 ow c r ROL~ ROYC.E Bl'if\V aft 6 pm Fri. HARDTOP ~~i~h~i See II to believe OF 1974'5 TO ·n Eldor•do Coo·v. Fully air, R&H. xlnt cond.$1850. brakcs "'hitc liide "·ulls air 234 E. 17th. St. '65 oo~E_ waeon, n·ew. VS. automatic, radio,. heater. -=="'jiQiiiji-:;-J!~-;,,...-;;:J~E~E~P:,,._~ -•• • 64~ "~"~or 9"" "°"" · . ·. . , . '. 1 Cosla l\'Iesa e "~" AA.•4 ~ _ FORD _ CHOOSE FROM loaded w/e~ry Access. '1""'".JiJJ... i ......... ow _conc.tiliOl11ng_p;o~cJ :;ca • ~ ~ ... w-.,..., lirei, NDll=Well.-must sell, power steering,___!!Jrite ~I ' ..... -nd-~ - -Shllrp Lo nu's. 1 Oivner, CIIEV \Vagon_ '68, 9 pass, flO\\'f't' \\'indo\vs, roof rack. TIME FOR S250orbestof(er,5S7-0409 tires, a r coOOIUOnIBg, ---~-=~~· ~. 173-CJf) ---Bra New 1974 pvt pty.T.O.P. J\1r. Bro"'n, Jug. ruck, \Vhite, all pv.T, !150B\\'Zl -"""--"'-""'-'=='-""'-'' bucket seats. (XOJ687) 1973 LTD. Brougham, 2 dr, Fully equipped, M 0 v i 11 g · FURY IJI 4 DOOR D•y• 551>-9021. Ev.,/wknd' $900. 646-49U $1295 FOR ACTION DAILY PILOT $795 while, w/brown top. mu.t ·""· Best ofr take' . 838-5059 '73 J\fONTE Carlo. all exlras. • • • amlfm stereo pwr seRIS 548-4559. ~d~ •~ch~ng t1lr ron-Open Doily• Sun. 'Iii 10 PM CWSIRED ADS CLASSIFIE Open Daily & Sun. 'Ill JO PM 'ndo 12 ~ i 64,, .,41-,69 FOR VD 2 d •I 'on' n c·• 1973 CADILLAC Eldol'i!.do. -air, all P\\'r, like nev.•. · 2929 Harbor Blvd., D ADS 2925 Harbor Blvd., wi ws, ,wu m • '1-'T.1. D Bronco, 4' • (Pf-143-J40-126898l Fully loaded. Black on Bl•ck • 548-37')3 • Costa Mesa 64•5678 642•5678 Costa Mesa '11 LTD 2 dr. Air, xlnt cond. tanks, xlnl oond. 83H7'll. $1200 ~1"'1 soil. Exeei\cn1 cond., •71 CAPRICE 4 dr b.t .. A/C, 546• 1934 .,. 546-1934 Must aeU . ev" & wkend• 551-&!9 dlr t600G\V\V) $6995. 892-4444 AJ\11FJ\I, all pwr, 1832 San-Call Sl6-838.f Autos, Ntw 980 dalwood Ln, NB Autos, Ntw 980 AutM, ·Nww 980 Autos, New 9IO ! Autos, Ntw 980 Aut01, New . ·IDEAL COMBINATION ••• • ECO NO r---------IJIJXIT-Br Concerned about gas mileage? Capri's lbe answer. Economy, Performance and outstanding European Styling. Dozens to choose from. LINCOLN-MERCURY'S CAPRI ECONOMY SPECIALS '70 J\IAVERICK . . '72 FORD -TORINO CPE. Radio and heater, 3 speed gas saving trans· Air. po.,..·er ste!Cring, l>Ot\·er brakes &. win· mission. ( 148HOC) dov.·s, {11 2GHC). Only 25,000 n1iles. $1475 $2875 '73 COMET '72 CHEV 2 DOOR MONTE CARLO Auton1atic, radio, heater, power steering, Auton1atic, air, full pov.·cr, (431ETIJ air conditioning. {378HDEl $3375 $2675 '71 COUGAR '71 MAZDA XR7 ROTARY 2 DR. LIKE NE\V Automatic, radio, heater, puwer steering & 4 speed, radio. leather luggage rack. No. brakes, ~ir, landau roof. (701EOJ ) &3116. See & dri\·e. $2975 .... $2475 Never in automotive history has there been a better time to buy a luxury car. Continentals ..• King of the luxury line. LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL AND MARK IV LUXURY SPECIALS '69 MERCURY '71 MAJ!QUIS WAGON IROUGHAM FA...\llLY PLEASER L\fro.tACULATE l ~ Pass Colony Park. full pov.'er, factory air, roof rack, (ZVR194} Coupe, full pcm:er, factory air, landau roof, (136CXV). $1475 . $2450 '71 CADIILAC '71 LINCOLN SUPER CLEAN COUPI SHARP Sedan De Ville, full luxury thruout. (610. CXV ). Full powel factory air, AM&F?.I, 11tereo, landau roo, '(292CYQ ). $3475 $3275 "69 LINCOLN '69 CORVETTE 4 DOOR ITINGUY VERY CLEAN L\.11.tACULATE Luxury thruout. full po"·er, factory air, Automatic, factory air, J>O"'er' steer, &: landau .roof, CXSS167 ). brakes, am·fm radio. {579AFZ). 1.Iust see to appreciate. $1·775 $ale · Priced ''The Best of Two Car Worlds'' EXCEbLENT SELECTION _:IMMEDIATE DELMltY Home 01 The New Car •• , "G0We11 70Kcltl' SEE US TODAY ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY LINCOLN-MERCURY D~ALER TO RECEIVE THE "OisUnguished Service Award"-lor--0utstanding Service alter Sale. . •• • 9IO MERCURY Off ~ffg. SU{::g"C!lled pl"\Cf' Brand Now 1974 SATELLITE SEBRING QLAS Chrysler/Plymouth Loaded includ ing nir d ltioninJ{. 1969 MERCURY IRP2'h/4C-14UW COUGAR XR7 $1100 l'OJ)· V8 . _,, off r-.trg. !luggested priCf' , automatic, rauio, heater, Open Dally & Sun. 'Iii 10 Pl\! pov.·er sleering. p o .,... e r brakes, white s.ide "'alls, :B29 Harbor Blvd., ·Costa r-.1'esa aJr conditiooting. buck" 546•1934 seats, console, vinyl top. (TISDFBl =~~-~~~-1 s1 s95 '72 P~mouth .Custom Open Dnily & Sun. 'til 10 P:-Ot 2929 c!~~~~;,,'!1v" . Suburban Wagon 546·1934 '69 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 Automatic, (lO\\'er st eering, air <.'Onditioning, vinyl top. !YNLG87l. --ST57T-- 9 1msscng~r. Auton111!lc, po1\'l!I' 11eeri11g, uir con- ditjoning, roof l'llck. ( i50- FFll ). $2377 DfM LtADiA -TOYOTA Dm LtwiA I t966 HATLAs&""°' -TOYOTA Chrysler/Plymouth 1966 Hamor. C.M. 646-9303 1971 SA nLUTE '61 COUGAR. Sharp cond. " SEIRING P/S, P/B, R&H. ·l\1ust sell. Make offeT. 842-"""· 2 DOOR '68 1'.1'ercury \Vagon. Extra clean. Good miles. 1895. Call HARDTOP ll'iiSJ&.0"7.97:"5:':. =-;;-----I VS. 1111tonmUc, rudlo, henlcr, '65 l\fercury 9 pass v.·gn. pnwcr steering, p o \\' e r Good qond. $550. brakes. \\'hite ~idl' \\'all Call 892--5979 'tires, air conditioning, vinyl }- MUSTANG top. <2G8GS11J'795 '73 1'.tUSTANG, cl'ti, V·S, Open Daily&. Sun. 'Iii 10 P~f auto, air, full pwr. u . Blue, 2929 Harbor Blvd .. \l/hite vinyl top v.•lport Costa l\1eilll holoa. 1"ss than 5.0XI mi. 546°1934 13195. 673-3828. =~~--=~~ •69 Grande. auto. P 1 ,. ·n Roadrunner, 340, 4 spd, boot disc brks, it/cond. p/disc, am/fm stereo, lux-Xln't cond. S2500 or bst o(r. :Z~ xJnt. SJ.375. 646-2265. 556-19'13, 962-6737. '14 l\IUSTANG II Cpe, 4 C)'I, 1973 8 1\RRACUDA Spon t d. 1 Coupe, 13,!m milr~. loil\1PG, au o, ra 1a s, tach, great S.100 below \\'hisale, $'2650, gas m 11 ea g e, S33001ofr, 846-0058 84&-000ll ---;;:-;;;;;-:;--,=-::0--~1 1971 Boss Must•ng, 23.0XI ATLAS miles. Extras. $2(0), Phone S'lS-4968 Chrysler I Plymouth ·oo MACH I, aul<> trans. PS, 1968 PONTIAC PB, Good mech. cond. 351 eng. Be" ouer, 91ll-158l LE MANS OLDSMOBILE 2 DOOR ATLAS V8, aut~m~~.Dr~~~caler, power steering, p o w e r Chrysler I Plymouth brakes, .,..·hite "-'all tires. air 1968 OLDS oonditionlng. bucket seal" CUTLASS vinyl lop. $9951 SUPREME Open Daily & Sun. ·m 10 PM V8 · dio 2929 Harbor Blvd., , automatic .. ra . heater. Colt.a Atesa power steering, po w e r brakes. \~.'hite side wnll 546· 1934 tires, air conditioning, vinyl --------l<>p, IBpe player. !855FYYI PONTIAC $895 Open· baily & Sun. 'til 10 P~I 2929 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546·1934 1966 Tempest gd rubber, eng, new brakes, belt, exhaust. R & H PS/Auto S425. oner. 642-4816 II --~8Bl~e1~.~"""'°-.-.--I '70 CATALJNA. 4 DR. A/C. OLDSMO.BILE ~;~ SacriUce $850 . . GMC TRUCKS ·ss-PONTIAC 4 do-, -good HONDA CARS n10tor, good transporallo.n, UN~~~1~.LDS ~.~~ea"=' -:::t~T.H<G0:,.:':', ii-;"'Dr::-. "'Pwr=-, a"'tc-,1 O>sta Mesa 54().9640 blown head gasket. Beat ol· MUST SACRIFICE "1"'"'-;· ;;64&-~26S~l===:--I '70 Old• Cutlas• Supr<m•. STUDEBAKER air, stereo ~ deck, rull P\\T, 39,000 mi, $1700. '5T STUDE. Musi tell Alake 644-5185. ofier, Re-bit motor, nev.· 1965 o'!Cd'-•~'~N-ew-ttrea~. -, ~jw-t 1 tires, 963-7002• ·~~---aUon T·BIRD PINTO . '70 T·Bird, 4 DR.. all extras! $1540. Call Mr. Stanley, '73 PINTO SqWre. Take over \\'Ork 541-5221 or home lease. JU8t been tuned up 1,,;:5Sall~"'588='·=· =-~~--1 23 ., ¥J>G around town. '72 T-BlRD Landau, new 979-1471. , tires & niag whl1. full pwr, 1972 PINTO Runabout, 35.0QO -$3500~-·--~1;:;3'::;!~---I mile" ne-. sled belled VEGA. -· &d eond. $2050 . -] 'Tl VECA Hatchback, radio, air, auto, 19MPG, 23,soo•mi. - AND SON um PINTO. l owner, R/H, •:ml CG ''°''' 4-·apd . MPG. Aft 5 PM, --P,QSO. 83"™'· -' -·- ~2626 "HARBOR BL VD. of CARS'' Costa Mesa --540-5630 PLYMOUTH 'TI Plym. Futy lll, p/s. 1)/b, a/c. Btlutltul 8h!'pe $~. 1972 VEGA Hatchback, good iia1 mlleqe, good cond, -11800 ,,;s,2342 ~ ... lll!" .......................................................................................................... !!!!!l!!!! ........................ ~,11111!!!!!1 ............ 1~542-3228.c.=.;:; ___ _ ·n Vea:a Sta Wa:n. Sharp, lo ml, Custon1 lnttrior. Cal 64&-U23 evts. ' " • " • .-' -. . - -------. ---• 7 •