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Blaze Battled
MOSCOW CAP) Soviet
'firemen and U.S. Marines battled
a fierce and stubborn blaze on the
top three fioors of the U.S. Em·
bassy Friday night and early ~turday. No injuries were re·
pqrted, but eyewitnesses said
Tornadoes
L(ish North
U.S. States
By 1be Associated Press
Tornados and other high winds
whipped through communities
J>ear the North Dakota-Minn-~ esota border Friday. injuring at
least rune people and inflicting ·~ heavy property damage.
l' Eight were injured when what 11 might have been a small twister
1 .ripped through a mobile home . ~' J)ark in Fergus Falls, Minn.,
police said.
One trailer tipped over and
burned, three others .. were
s.
destroyed by the winds and three
were damaged when the storm
struck, authorites said.
part of the embassy roof ap-
pearedtohavecollapsed.
Twenty Soviet fire trucks
rushed to the scene at the first re·
port. Three hours alter the fire
began at about 10:30 p.m. (12:30
p.m. PDT> the embassy said it
was .. superficially under con-
trol."
Then, flames flared on parts or
the roof for the ftrst lime and the
Russians sent in more units.
About 5 a.m., part of the roof ap-
peared lo fall in. The upper floors
looked seriously damaged as ·
dawn broke.
A Marine security guard iden·
tified as Cpl. Wayne Ekblad was
treated for smoke inhalation. HJs
hometown was not known.
The building is a IO·story
mustard·colored stru~ture built
in the early 1950s.
"I would say without really be-
ing there that the eighth and
ninth floors are pretty gutted,"
U.S. Ambassador Malcolm Toon said.
Toon, who arrived in to.rmal
clothes from a dinner at the
Romanian Embassy, told
newsmen the embassy building,
which also contains 40 residential
apartments, had been completely
evacuated. The ambassador
has a separate residence.
Asked about a possible security
risk from Soviet firemen inside
classified areas ot the building,
Toon said: "We're taldrlg all the
appropriate steps that are re-
quired."
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SMOKE BILLOWS FROM THE ROOF OR THE U.S. EMBASSY IN MOSCOW EARLY TODAY
Marines and Soviet Firemen FJght Blaze In Top Three Floors of Bulldlpg
HACKETl'STOWN, N. J . (AP>
-The son of a former town coun-
cilman shot and killed six men
Friday on a bicycle path, then
shot himself fatally in the face as
a police officer approached to ar-
rest him, police said.
Emil Benoist, 20, was lying in a
cornfield when Sgt. John
Seaback of the Hackettstown
police approached and began to
tell the suspect he was under ar-
rest, First Assistant Warren
County Prosecutor James
Courter said. Benoist then turned
his .44-caliber rlfle on himself
and fired, be added.
He was pronounced dead at
Community Hospital in this
usually quiet town of 11,000, in
northwest New Jersey near the
Pennsylvania border, police
said.
Sea beck declined •to say if
Benoist said anything before fir-
ing the fatal shot.
. The victims were jogging and
riding motorcycles on a path
near railroad tracks before the
shooting here and ln nearby
Mansfield began.
Five of the victims, all local re-
sidents, were identified as David
Galvin, 14; Stephen Werner, .20;
Robert Visconti, 35; William
Nagle, 37; and Jeffrey L. Gian-
quitti, 19.
The identity Of the sixth victim
was withheld pending notifica-
tion of next of kin, police said.
There was no known motive for
the sbooti.ngs, police said.
The eight victims were taken
to Lake Ragion Hospital at
Fergus Falls. but a hospital
se<>kesman said none was in-
jured seriously.
A tornado reportedly touched
down near Wahpeton, N. D., in
central Richland County, and ex-
tensively damaged four
fi\l'msteads, authorities said.
Marines wearing gas masks,
members of the embassy's
.security force of about 15 people.
slowed the fire at the outset with
their own equipment. But Toon
finally gave the order to let Soviet
firemen inside the building.
Pat Searclµiig Clemente Home for Foreign Gifts Three of the victims. each shot
several times, were found about
iOO yarcb beblbd an abandoned
tannery here after poltce re-
ceived a call at 5:36 p. m. about a
shooting near the bicycle path
adjacent to railroad tracks. Five or six funnel clouds also
were sighted in the area near
tA Oakes, N. D., but there was no
word that any touched down.
However, the National Guard
'
was called to Oakes to help board
· up windows and pick up debris
after the winds knocked out
almost ever · dow las the. wes s1 o e wn o , .
One person was reported in-
jured at Oakes during the st9rm
·~ and was taken to a local hospital. 1 A National Guardsman said
f<\ virtually every window in about ~ { 150 homes on the west side of the
Q town of 2,000 was broken. by
·• heavy Winds.
QUIZ FEATURES
FIRST UDY
Mesan Draws
Prison Term
In Arizona
An Arizona judge sentenced
Donnie L. Davis of Costa Mesa to
60 to fW> years in prison Friday for
the murder of a Pboenbt taxi
driver.
Superior Court Judge A.
Melvin McDonald additionally
ordered Davis, 34, to serve a con-
current term of 25 to 15 years for
.. the robbery of cab driver Roger
Lorenz,33,
Davis and James F. Ferguson,
23, of Carrollton, Tex., were ar·
rested about ,three weeks after
Lorenz was found shot to death •
on the Salt River Indian Reserva·
tlonlastyear.
Ferguson was convicted of
first devee murder and armed
robbery.· He was sentenced to
consecutive-terms or 2S to 50
years and life 1n prison.
Davia was found &uilty of
second degree murder.
•WASHINGTON (AP)
Supreme Court Justice John
Paul Stevens refused Friday to
permit Nui demonstrators to
parade Wit.ti 1waatlk11 In Skotle.
111., a aucaio suburb in which
about 7,000 auryjYOrS Of World
War II du.lb camps reside.
WASHINGTON CAP) -
Former President Richan_J Nix-·
on was dcactlbed Friday ab·
gry and Mrs. Nixon as deeply
hurt by implicaUons that they in·
tenUonally kept some valuable
foreign gifts that belong to the
government.
'.'Right now she is going
through sturr in the hou~e, like
are cuff links or stuff like that,"
Nixon's aid,e, Jack Brennan.
said in a telephone interview
from San Clemente.
Another aide, Ken K.hachigian.
spoke of the really crummy im-
plication that· they have broken
the law in a sense, taking t.bin&s
that belonged to the public."
Nixon's lawyers asked a court
Wednesday to bar the govern-
ment from rummaging Ulrough
storage boxes for :photogtaphs,
lists or Other clues about foreign
gilt& prisented to NixoQ and his
famt.ly while he was president.
The law requires that l!lY eift
worth more than $50 be turned
over to tile State Department and
slichitems usually end up as dis·
plays in presidential libraries.
A federal judge refused to halt
week.
On Monday. the W aahington
Post said aome government of.
ficials believe some gifts are In
the Nix.onS.' custody. The
newspaper listed some "miss-
ing" items as a carpet, wat(hes,,
antiq11lttes, aui oil pal.ntln•, a
silver box, a gold necklace and
buOelet, several other bracelets.
The value of state «ifts to Nix-
on and !u. family in the 5'1AA years
be was presiderlt bas been
estimated at $2 million and there
have been published allegaUons,1
that the value of' 'missing" items
may be as much as ~e-~ourth of
that.
Any allegation that the Nixons
purposely kept such valuable
eifts .. ls u~terly false, ..
Ten minutes Jater, three other
• gunshot victims were sighted in
adjacent Mansfield Township -
about a half-mlle away -by the
crew of a westbound ConRaJl.
train~ police said.
b bushes near the railroad tracks and popped out to shoot
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Youth Killed
In C1!88h on
El Toro Road
A young man was killed and
tWo other occupants of the car in-
jured when tbeii vehicle over-
turned on El Toro R.Oad three
miles south of Cook•• corner Fri-
d a y nl&ht, the Calirotnia
Highway Patrol reported.
Orange Counfy coroner's of-
ficel'S wOuld oruy identify the vic-
tim as .. Jobn Doo" peliding
notificaUoo of bis next of kin.
The lndeaUUes of hia twO com-
panion,, were not lmmectf atety
· available.
Officers said tbe ear over-
turned after leaving the.road. No
• other cars were involved •n the
accJdont.
Currently facing unc~rtain
fate, Mandy can be adopted
at Laguna Canyon Animal
Shelter. She is 3 years old,
housebroken, loves kids and
has her s hots .
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ALCOHOL. •
to surrender for help," he adds.
Both men believe reformed
alcoholics have a desire to help
others suffering a similar plight.
"It's very common for people
to want to get into counseling
because they've seen what
alcohol has done to their life and
they want to help others avoid
it," Raymond explains.
The Community Counseli.1g
Center opened its San Juan
Capistrano doors about four,
years ago. It was opened
originally as an alcohol abuse
and prevention clinic but soon
began working in other areas of
social problems.
"The person might have a sim-
ple alcohol problem, but when
they come in their problems
might be more complex," Flores
explains. "We've found that
many times the alcohol problem
iS just the surface."
Among the othe r areas
populated by the community
facility's counselors are group
and individual counseling,
evaluating medical need and re·
ferral and assistance in voca-
tional rehabilitation.
The center, located at 32141
Alipaz, suite B, in San Juan, is
open from 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
W~HINGTON (AP) -Pnll•
d.,,t Carter plac• u.od1mla1lhecl
contldenco tn e..t Lance= lbo d.lldCllure um th•
dlrect« P1ed.aed tho eam• •tock aa coUaferaf cm two aepvate
loan1, accordtar to pre11
aocret.ary Jody Powell.
But Powell aelmowledaet that
det]l(te ectmtntatratloa elfona at
exp1anaUon 1D two White House
brl~ ntday, ••How be actecl
ud boW be N1pooded ••• 11 IWI
a questloa that relQalnl to be ..
tied ud will have to be dealt
with.''
In fact. dll!'lq the day, mi aide
to Sen. Charles Percy (R.-Dl. >
aald that tbe Senate Governmen-
tal Affairs Compllttee, which b
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persons be encountered a1oa& the
route, police said.
The railroad bend is used by
residents for Jogging, bike rid·
ing, walkin1 dogs and aa a
shortcut.
"It appears he kept darting
back into the busb, wortlng bis
way to Mansfield, periodically
jumping out to ambush uother
victim," a state policemllm said.
The gunman shot himself 1n the
head at about 9:10 p.m. as he was
about to be captured, state police
said.
One resident told reporters she
heardl.$shoU.
The gunman also toot random
shots at ·passing cars alODI Rock
Port Road but there were DO in·
juries, police said.
Benolst's friends said his
father was Pierre Benoist. who
they said bad been a Hacketts-
town councilman.
One friend, who asked not to be
identified, said Benobt. who was
in his. 20s, liked to hunt and
served wtth tbe U.S. Marines at
Parris bland.
.. That really messed him up,"
his friend said.
Benoist also boxed recently In
the Golden Gloves tournament,
his friend said.
"He was bottled up and no one
would try to understand him. No
one would listen to what be had.to s ay,"thefriendsaid.
Benollt worked for New Jersey
Department of Transportation.
A state police helicopter, hun-
dreds of pollce officers from
neighboring communities, about
30 state troopera and bloodhounds
from the Morris County Sheriff's
office were used in the search,
polices aid.
8 California
People Killed
plaiml.nl earlJ September bear-' Ines on Llhce'1 ftnanclal attain,
would add the latest diaclosme to.
ttl .. end ••
Tbe two briefings ID Olle da;y,
an OCC\ln'ence seen fewer than a
bandtul ot times since the Carter
adminiatraUon took office, were
devoted almost entirely to ques-
tions and answers about Lance_
Powell himself 1aid in an in· tervtew 'Frlday evenine that
•OJ¥l• of Lance '.a dealln1•
repl'esented "techlllcal viola· tions of Jaw ... He wu not more
1peeiftc abOut whattbese were.
Both briefl.Dca offered Powell a
chance to restate tbe President's
support for Lance's efforts to re-
main as dlrector of the Offtce ol •
Management and Budget as tbe
weeks-old, widespread inquiry
lnto his rmanclal deali.q3 as a
Georsla banker continues to oc.
cupy attention In this city.
Powell die$ not volunteer 8D7
1uch reafftrmatioil of Carter's
support and was not spectftcally
asked to do so by reporters. • But in the interview later, the
press secretary said, ••1t dl~'t
seem to be necessal'y." Did be
mean the President's confidence
remained undiminished? 0 Yes, ..
Powell said.
Powell said Carter bad not dis·
cuaed the matter witb Lance
and 0 doesn't see any reason to ...
Black Marine
Pleads Guilty
Of Attack
Bappilg E"er After?
This was the improbable scene Friday
night at ETC Carpet Mills in Santa Ana
where computers Pro(. Fate (left) and his
blushing bride Destiny were united in
matrimony. Since they share the same
room, the feeling was that everything
should be made legal.
Pipeline Explosion
Hits 1-ndiana Town
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NIXON ••• ·
said. "They in effect are accui
ing the family or intentionall
violating the 1966 law and that
COLUMBUS, Ind. (AP) -A transmission line is operated by' really unforgivable, to say thi
natural gas pipeline exploded the Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline about the former first lady.''
and spewed gas into the air with C o m p a n y • A c 0 m p a n y The ~uest for a search of th
tornado force Friday, uprooting spokesman at l>etroit said the Nixon files was made by Evan~ trees, tossing rocks and driving gas was under about 700 pounds Dobelle, the U.S. chief of PN
hundreds of people from tbeil> of pressure when, the line rup. tocol. He referred to "~ega homes. tured. tions'' that some of the gifts wer
The explosion left a gaping missing. hole 1n the ground southwest of The spokesman, William Nixon lawyer R. Sta
here. The nearest house was a Hutchins, said an automatic Mortensen on Friday aske
Lance Cpl. Gregory A. Coffee quarter-nill.e away, and there shutoff valve l8 miles away was Dobelle to supply a list c
of St. Louis, Mo., pleaded guilty werenoi.ojwies. . triggered almost immediately anything be feels might be~
Friday to taking part in an attack However, police said a group of and prevented a large 1053 of gas. ing so that a search can be Ql"d
by blaclts oo a roomfUJ of white youna men driving in the area It was about three hours, ofcratesinstorageintwofe&f'f
Camp Pendleton Marines. wrecked tbeir car in a ditch when however, before gas left In the facUIUes In California.
In a pretrial aireement Coffee. they saw rocks and tr~ limbs line evaporated, eliminating the "U tbey got a list, they sJiout
21, told a cou.rt·martial Judce fiying in their direction. danger o( fire and allowing J>eO-give it to us," Khacbigian sal(
that he was guilty of conspiracy Authorities evacuated two sub-ple to return to their homes. "And if there are any allega\ion
to commit aggravated assault urbs within a three-mile radius Marty Chaplain, 22, who lives of things illegally taken, we war
and six counts of aggravated as-for more than two hours before near the scene, said the pressure to know about them -and w
aault. the leaked gas dispersed. A tem-from the leaking gas made trees should know about them belore The sentence will be Imposed porary shelter was set up at an sway as though they were being· newspaper columnist. Nobod
by U . Col. William B. Draper, elementilryscbool. . buffeted by strong winds. He· calledus.Nobodycametousan
who s at without a court of · The cause of the explosion was est'.mat.ed the speed of the wind said 'Hey. we are missing thlng
jurymen. A maximum possible unknown. created by the leak at 100 miles and would like to find out wber
penaltyis21yeanlnprison. The Louisiana-to-Detroit perbour. · theyare.'"
Three other blacb among H .-----------------------------------· charged in the commando-like
attack in November have
pleaded guilty or been convicted.
two of those In pretrial pleas.
Another was acquitted, and
charges against one were
dropped.
The rest await disposition ot
their cases. Two of the 1' blacks
testified in another courtroom
Frict.y that tbe defendant, Pvt.
Eddie Pace, 23, of Bay Springs,
Miss., was also an assailant.
Testimony in that court martial
resumes Monday.
The black .Marines have said
I
And the staff is usually busy.
"If you've got a problem, call
us~•• says outreach coordinator
aymon . yo~ur,i;tlV~FJl~=-~if-W:J1r&[f)r1~1'Jlll!!d:Jr-~~~~bb!~~~~~~~~--..... _...=-==-~-------==..=:=-------..!....._ one call us and we '11 give you one
of ours.''
French 'It'
For Quebec
QUEBEC, Canada <AP) -The
Quebec legislature passed a con·
troversial bill Friday night mat-
ing French the official languqe
of education, business and gov-
ernment in this huge eastern
CaQadian province.
Five m1llion of Quebec's six
million residents speak French
The provincial legislature
adopted the me~sure -known as
the Charter of the French
Language -by a 54-32 vote. It
was th~ fir$t major lnltJatlve ol
the separatist Partl Quebecois
govenunent that aalned pawer in
electiOhl last November.
Premier Rene Levesque has
promised a referendum on
declartna Quetiec lnde~ of
English4J)eaJdn Canada.
Eight meDJbers of a Call!onlia
family died near Levan. Utah,
when their van collided
with a truck-trailer on rain-slick
U.S. 91, tbe Utah Blghway Patrol
reported Friday. ~ . ·
Officers identlfled the truck
driver as Richard Henry Mlller,
30, of Fullerton, wbo was ad-
mitted to a local hospital for
treatment ol broken basJeS and
other iQJuries.
Tbey refused to. Identify the
eight ocaipants of tbe van pend·
int notiflcatloo of tbelr Mxt ot
kin.
Officers aald th northbound
• van collided l:leadon with the
southbound truc:k in rainy CGlld.l·
tlODS.
Cadillac Drawing
Set at Beach Park
A drawini for a 197T Cadillac will be held at 9 p.m. Sunday at
Laauna Beacb'a Main Beach
Park. 1be drawfut ls a fund·rfis. tni Jll'OJed ol the LQuna Be.ch
Exchange Club which ls raisin1
111oney to acquire paramedic
equipment f Ol"tbeclty fire depart. ment.
Police Qilef Joe Sparks fa to•
drawtbewbmingticket.
Gasoline Rationing
Plan Just St~naby
nm ~~mrn u~~ffl .
the look of e pro .•
nartO• alftlc:h of car,11trano
h, bc.iundcd by a rontaae
J t zoo r l from lb surf·
.. m~ f'Ventu1U1 be n~ to ~lie-but only 1f tt can be
hed from a complex le1al
rlpool.
Tbe beld\ •lr tchH aboUt wo
· f south trom Beac:h Road,
Mward of Co~t Hagh"'ill),
below the Cap1!'trano pall ~t.les
t.he ~unty atnd the ~lat~
coveted lhe pro~rty since
early 70's for a public beach.
Larry ~aman. manaaer of
ty recreation proerams
IJ'OUP of Investors owned the
adl \Pllil a bank Coreclo:.ed on fiow lhe county. the bank and
l>~vious owners are all swng
t another, l) ing the propcrt)
p or at leru>t a year in the
urts, Leaman said.
The county acquired $314.000 in
rederal funds as part of a 1974
grant to buy the beach The grant
ts currently in limbo, until the
property becomes available
the beach has been valued at
W
76,000, said J oe I lennessey or
he county's real estate division
is not likely to escalate m
f
alue, since land value is tied to
and use, he said
"It's really hard to say,
hough,·· Hennessey said
('There are so many unkno~ns in
\his matter. It depends largely on
the impact of change on coastal
µses in the area, whether this
property will increase a little or J
tot."
In the meantime, the countv ~ard of supervisors has hm:d ~
nsulling firm lo develop plans
r the beach as a day us1;
facility
''We"re looking al safe
vehicular and bicycle access.
p~rking, restrooms and a
lifeguard tower." Leaman said
Mariners Set
r:~~.~~~?.~, ..
Manners. a newly formed sem1-
Fa
rofess1onal football team. will tlty its first game ever Sunday
t the California Correctional
~n$tilulion at Tehachapi.
Paul Miles, a former runrung
ack at Bowling Green Universi
~lty and the California Sun, is the
atured player on the team.
He is joined by Cephus
eatherspoon, a former team-
ate on the Sun, and by other
players who formerly performed
in Orange County.
Sunday's game with the pnsorr
team starts at 1 p m
Esquire Purchased
New York magazine editor Clay
Felker and British publishing
magnate Vere Harmsworth
bought Esquire magaime Fnday
in a long-rumored move that
follows years of losses for the
magazine. Terms of the sale
were not disclosed. but the new
owners said they were making a
"substantial investment ··
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PATIENT LADY Ill HEADS FOR FINISH ALL ALONE
Catamaran Keep• Uttle America's Cup In U.S.
Patierat Ladg Wins
Little America Cup
Stays in U.S. Again
By ALMON LOCKABEY
0.Uly Pllet l.,.llng WrHtr
American C Cal sailors look
another ;ear's lease on lhe Little
America's Cup Friday when
Duncan MacLane and his crew.
Skip Hanks, blasted Patient Lady
11 l across the finish line one
minute and 46 seconds ahead of
the Australian challenger
It Y.as the fifth straight race in
a best four of se\ en ser ies won by
the Amenrans to live up to their
~logan. ·'Keep the Cup. · Mon
day's race was thrown on a pro
test by the Australians against
the race committee for setting an
1 m proper course
The challenger, Nicholas II .
sailed by Lindsay Cunningham
and Graham Candy of
Melbourne. got away from the
starting line ahead of Patient
Lady Ill but was unable to hold
orr the defender even in the light
southwest breeze that was sup.
posed to favor the challenger.
Patient Lady III was leading by
I: 53 at the first weather mark.
Cunningham and Candy got
Nicholas lI moving on the
reaching and leeward legs and ap-
peared they would make a race
Water Board
Seats Open
Three positions on the Soulh
Coast County Water District
board of directors will be decided
by electton Nov. 8. Deadline for
filing as a candidate is 5 p m
Sept. 2.
To qualify as a. direct<_>r. the
elector living within the district.
Filing is at the office of the
Registrar of Voters. 1300 S. Grand
A vc .. Santa Ana.
Pay is $50 per meeting with a
maximum of $300 monthly
Further information is availa·
ble by calling the registrar's of-
fice at 834-2244 and asking for the
c andJdate fiLing section.
out of 1t when they gained 32
seconds at the wing mark and cut
the lead to 23 seconds at the
leeward pin
But as they came up on the
wind for the second time Patient
Lady lII regained her speed and
beat Nicholas II to the second
weather mark by I· 10 -helped
by the fact that Nicholas II was
unable to lay the mark and bad to
take an extra lack.
And as the wind freshened
slightly off the Los Angeles
Harbor breakwater. Patient
Lady did better downwind, beat·
mg her rival to the mark by 1:50
AflPr that it was all Patient
Lady's race As the breeze in-
creased to about 12 knots she
beat Nicholas II back to the
weather pin by 2:07, increased
the lead to 2:20 at the wing mark
and to 2:30 at the end of the
second triangle.
Nicholas JI appeared to move
better on the Just three legs. but it
was toolitUe and too late.
Patient Lady Ill is owned by
Tony Di Mauro of Rowayton,
Conn., which probably means
that the defense or the cup next
year will be sailed on the East
Coast.
Alex Kozloff and Robbie
Harvey of the Cabrillo Beacli
Yacht Club won the cup for the
United States for the first time in
Australia last year-in a close
series with Miss }l{ylex. The cup
ongmally was dedicJted by the
Americans in 1961 for supremacy
in catamaran sailing.
League Schedules
The South Huntington Beach
Junior All American Football
League will hold a pancake
breakfast Sunday at Lake Park.
Donations of $1 will go towards
buying football equipment for the
coming season.
Breakfast will be served from 8
a.m lo 12:30 p.m.
I ·l No Room · fo.r Religion?
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Rabbi Cites Lack of Musion Viejo Facilities
By LAURIE KASPER °' .. O.lly ...... Slaff
..
: saturday, August 27, 1or.
Too E~pensive .,,
.
Solar Heating
,
Nixed for Pool
By KATHY CLANCY
Of I .. Delly f'Uet ltett
Natural gas is so cheap there is
no reason for Oranae County
supervisors to install solar heat-
ing ln a new south county swim·
' ming pool, county otfkials have
concluded. •
George Osborne, director of
the county Environmental
Management Agency, said in a
report to supervisors it would
cost about $35,000 to install a
solar bearing system for the new
Crown Valley Community Park
swimming pool. 1
Yet, he said, it would save only
$2,200 per year in natural gas
bills.
On the olher band, iC natural
gas were not available and pro-
pane or fuel oil had to be used in
heating, he said, solar energy
could save as much as $9,200 an-
nually, making the system's cost
worthwhile. ·
"It is interesting to ponder the
wisdom of a national energy
policy which artificially controls
the price of natural gas at such a
low level that solar power de-
vel opmen t is rendered
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econonucally ln feaslble,"
Osborne said. •
Osborne based his conclusion
on a consultl\llt's study which
said county oUiclals might con-
sider solar installation later if .
natural eas prices climb to the
levels of other fuels.
In addition, the consultant's re
port said the location of lhe pool
near the coast with its overcast
days and winds will require ex-
pensive and vandal·prone glazed
panels.
Since the pool also is to be used
year-round and temperatures
rriust be kept at 80 degrees the
solar panels would have to be
large.
Osborne said space to hold lhe
panels is not now available
although they could be irustalled
later atop a planned gymnasium
Osborne did say that piping
will be installed bene'-th the pool
deck to accommodate a future
solar heater.
In addition, he suggested
purchasing a pool cover for $2,500
which s hould cut energy use by
about 50 percent.
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owering Home
Siz-story Project Wins· Approval
G Armatron1 ol Hu.nl· st.cm Bach b a blt stunned.
Doep down. n ver really ex
pected South O>aat re1lona1 com·
mmacinen to approve const.rur·
U. ol hb dr .. m home -• ~ .om. alx tory project that wm lMt built tn and around an
a n-foot water tower vtatbJe
from t.bo &horellne near Warner
Av -WITH AN l ·l VOTE from
co a1tal com Jll llstonera.
ArmstJall can 'go ahead with
what be calls ••a rather ingenious
plan to incorporate my home and
still IJWntain the inte1nty of the
tower."
When completed, the tower.
built in 1949 and currently used
as an outlet for the obscene
scrawlings of grafitti artists, will
become a private ocean view ob·
servation deck and bar
Of course, the 49·year-0ld pro-r essor of aeronautics and
mathematics at Long Beach City
College Is delighted. as are his
parents. wife and three children.
' HE PURCHASED THE tower
along with a parcel of city sur·
plus land last year, admittedly
uncertain whether he could con·
struct bis dream home -. Although the tower is not a his·
toric landmark, it has served as
a navigational guide since it was
}?uilt 28 years ago. GEORGE ARMSTRONG SHOWS MODEL OF NEW HOME
He'll Use Old Water Tower With Coaat Panel's OK .... _
, -The city was reluctant to main-
tain the tower at a cost of $1,300
per year or to tear it down
altogether
bath, den and observ a lion deck. the privacy of '.s·urrounding
Nearby resident Bill Halpin op·
posed the project, claiming the
tower "will look like a 71-foot
·carousel bar at night.''
backyards. · .
SO ARMSTRONG AND de-
s.iener Jim Stinson came up with
the dream house design: a two.
story structure connected to the
tower, with the other four noors
to be built inside the tower.
Halpin said appr-oval or the
project will "set a bad'precedent
for any abandoned oil well or
tower up and down the coast." -
How e.,.v er. • coast a 1 com·
missioners, obviously impressed
(and perhaps a bit envious), ~
proved the project. -· ·
! Armstron( hopes tq copiplete
his home within a year. •
"My family is really excited,"
said Armstrong. "Nothing I've
ever done in my life bas ever
been as well received as this."
·The tower. located at 17231
Marina View Place, will include
a bedroom, sundeck, library,
HE ADDED THAT
Armstrong's home will invade
Lawmen Harvest Crop:
$1 Million in 'Grass'
GARBERVILLE (AP>-Morethan
$1 million worth of marijuana plants
was found growing in this rural
southern Humboldt County communi-
ty and in neighboring Del Norte Coun-
ty in separate raids, investigators
said Friday.
Two thousand marijuana plants
worth an estimated $250,000 were up-
rooted in a remote section of Six
Rivers National Forest. Del Norte
County Undersheriff Tom Hopper
said.
NO ONE WAS AT the plot of mari-
juana but warrants will be sought for
at least two people, Hooper said.
formation supplied b)"the sheriff's de-
partment in a<ljacent Josephine Coun·
ty. Oregon, Hooper said.
In Humboldt County. Sheriff Gene
Cox said the marijuana is a "special.
highly potent strain" which was found
flouli.Sb.ing in patches in a remote
area.
ABOUT 35 OFFICERS were busy
cutting the plants. Investigators had
taken no one mto custody and had no
suspects.
Cox said "arrests would be made
only if marijuana growers interfere"
with officers harvesting the crop.
The specific street value of the
plants cannot be determined until
after all have been confiscated, he
said, but he estimated it was worth
more than $1 million.
A STORY IN THE San Francisco
Chronicle on Friday reported
Garberville's marijuana, called
sinsemilla, is reputed to be one of the
best strains in the world.
The newspaper. sai_d ~arijuana has
dustry in this town of 800, and that
many merchants and law enforce·
ment officers consider it \'the biggest
industry around."
The Chronicle said marijuana bas
boosted the area's economy and &bade
wealthy men of "hippies .. who began
arriving about 10 years ago.
.Floods Hit Iowa
M~t Soaked by Heavy Rains
5 Pc.
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4 CHAIRS
Yo~e~
Fighting
Reversal
LOS ANGE.LES (AP) -State
Attorney General Evelle
Younger Friday asked the state
Supreme Court to reverse a eon·
troverslal lower court rullnt
throwing out tbe ra~ convidlon
of tm insurance salesman.
The attorney aenetaJ filed the
petitioo here in the case ~ Clll·
ford Alan Hunt. convicted in Nov-
ember 1975 of raptns Cbrls T~
bian of TbouSind Oaks.
IN TBROWING OUT the COD·
viction laat month, Court of
Appeal Justice Lynn Coin~
warned women that fem ale
hitchhikers invite sexual ad-
vances from male drivers.
The actual reversal was based
on what Compton ruled were ·
faulty jury instructions. He said
SuperiOl' Court Judie Raymond
Roberts should not have told the
jury that it could coo.sider Hunt's
prior rape conviction as part ol a
possi}>le plan or scheme of as-
sault.
In his petition, the attorney
general claimed Roberta did not
err in bis instructions. And even
if be did, the petitioa said. there
was enouga evideoee to convict
the defendant. ·
TRIAL TESTIMONY indicated
that Hunt picked up Ms. Toblan
near lhe Ventura Freeway.
where she had left her car. She
said Hunt made sug,estlons. She
said she did not fight bis ad-
vances because she feared for
her life because a friend had been
murdered under similar
circumstances.
Compton, former chief deputy
district attorney in Los Angeles
County and the man wbo pro-
secuted Sirhan Sirhan in the
Robert Kennedy a5sassination,
said the lone female hitchhiker
"advises all who pass by that she
is willing to enter the vehicle
with anyone who stops and in so
doing advertises that she has less
concern for . the consequences
than the average female."
His ruling sparked protests
from feminist groups.
sex 'lberapy
<)rgi,es, Pot Alleged
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A Judce bas awarded nearly
$«>0,000 1n civil damaaes to two youn1 women who complained
that tbett psychiatriSt and his partners prescribed therapy tlMat
included aex orates and marijuana. Superior Court Judie John Ertola, who ruled that ••nettber
sex. paycbiatry. nudity nor marijuana .. bad been on trttl.
awarded $304,000 to Pamela Buckinlham, 30, ud $8$,000 to
Katherine Boey. They had asked for $1.8 million
THE RUUNG REQUlllED MOST OF tbe payment to coQle
from Dr. Robert Trahms. and the balance by his wife, Nancy. apd
h1a brother, Qeorae. botb also psycblatrist.s. Ertola said the unusuel treatment w~ not approved, blamed
the Trahms for violating bis prof easJonal trust, and found that the
plaintiff a bad "suffered serious harm'• at the hands of all the dew
fendants. · •
. THE IUDGE DID NOT APPROVE of Tra.bJDs• advice to
Miss B~bam to attend a swin1ers party and particlpateiln
suualactivity.
The judgment against the defendants had no effect oo tbelr
licenses t.o practice psychiatry. •
• Reservoir Issue
South Coast Voter~
Face Bond Electior
South Laguna and Laguna Niguel voters will be asked to approve
$2. 75 million bond issue in November by the South Coast County Wa~
District for construction of a seven· million &allon reservoir.
The board of directors of the district approved ballot arguments i
favor ot the bond issue and authorized a facts manual on the bon
issue in action this week.
SOU'l'll COAST County Water
District serves South Laguna,
and portions of Laguna Niguel
and Dana Point.
A two-thi.rds vote of the elec-
torate is required for passage or
the measure.
The reservoir site is a five-acre
plot about a mile north of Dana
Hills High school. The facility
will be a below ground concrete
tank and cost $3.5 million. Water
district officials said tennis
courts or a park could be de·
veloped on top of the tank at a
later time.
THE BF.SERVOIR is needed
because of the slate's drought
conditions, district officials 1ai
It will double the district
storaee capacity and allow
leveling of fluctuations in distri
pumping caused by the ebbs
flows in consumer demand.
A bond issue whlch would ha
financed a five million gall
reservoir costing $16SO,OOO was
feated in 1975. Opponents th
charged the reservoir would i
duce new development.
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:i . . • • • I Criti,c Deepe_ns Unilirstanding
NO • AFTER A YEAR 1tud)'J!\I In
Jl'i'aru·e, he aUU 11 out1pok and
fliUcat. But &ho .clmlts her I e~ ,u,. ·~y me and partly the tcbool. •
"I think that it WU H bad 811 lhOu ht. But J Udo.k that It's my fauJt that I didn't
make more out ot It," .. Id the 18-ye&J'I.
old ML~too V1eJO restdent.
Unlike the P'rcncb .chool !iht' attended,
American schools give their s&udents
fl plenty ol r~ time. Allhouah involved 10
mdent actJ vities, Miss Copenhaver said
e spent much of her spare time bem1 bored.
SHE REALIZES NOW that she should
have been doing somelhinl constructive.
She explained that she en.ioyed her
freshman year at Dana Hills but "the
la.st couple of years were really sort of
Pre5$in& for me."
So, u a junior in May or llll>l year, she
applied to be a fore1gn exchange student
with the Youth for Understandtng pro-gram.
"PLL TELL YOU THE honest
reason," shesa1d. "I could not stand to go
back to that high school for another year." .
Now, home little more than a month
and prep;iring to leave for Yale on Sun-
day, she has no praise for the French
-educational system.
"That French high school made my
, high school look great," she said.
The American education system, she
explained, gives each person the same
chance to decide how far he or she wants
to go. Students here chose classes ac·
cording to interests and goals.
BUT IN FRANCE, SRE said, ad·
'mlhistrators assign students to schools
and classes. And these assignments de-
termine their future occupations.
'Inside ID~
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'A BUNCH OF PUNKS'
Kathy Copenhaver
Another difference exists ill the
classrooms, she said. In American
classes, students are allowed free ex-pression.
"In French schools, you shut\lp ... ir
you don't under~tand, you don't belong,"
she said.
She has concluded that the concept of
the American high school is the ideal.
BUT EVEN WITH HER changed feel·
ings, Miss Copenhaver said she would
not want to return to the Dana Hills school.
"I outgrew high school a long time
ago. That's the big problem," she ex-
plained.
Also, she holds to her criticism oft.he
administration.
·'The biggest criticism I have of
American high schools is that they can't
accept criticism," she said.
WHEN THE STUDENT l)issent Coali-
Moonies Catch
FJSh for Japan
MAGNOLIA, Mass. (AP> -Korean
evangelist Sun Myung Moon bas
launched a small tuna fishing fleet off
the New England coast. A spokesman
for his Unification Church says t.he catch
is sold to Japan, where raw tuna costs $8 a pound.
A church spokesman says the en·
terprise is the start of a long-range at·
tempt to solve the world's food shortage with fish.
"We view the ocean as being very im·
port.ant." said Adrian Barry, director of
the church's operations in New England.
"It contains the main food resources to
actually reed the world for the next 20 to
30 years."·
He said 60 to 100 tuna, which are
shipped to the Unification Church in
Japan, have been caught this summer.
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todag et ·1,magn m
south coast plaza
Whitt Line FU1 European Actlw
Sportsww Collection. The Man•s Shop
Calif om ii e/oung Designers with thtfr Fii
Collections. Junior 1nd Contamporwy Collections
Holly's Her, Fill Conectlon.Flnt OrtaS.lon . •1
j
IClmberfy Falt Knit Colfectlon with
specilllnvoy. Sports Shop • f
Antique Victorian Silverpllted
Holl0Wa1"1 Collection.Gift Gellerits
laykin tt Cit Tmsury of Estm -..ra
Fur Pl1ct Fiii Collection:
A Whole New Attitud1ofw-Place
Aniac F1U Draa Collection with
spec:ill rtPf' .. ntatlvt.Miu M111nin
Antique Oriental Art ind
Porcellln Collection. G lit Gtll•les
Red Trusts
Only Three
" • SEATTLE <AP> -Red Sltelton, wbO brought
• l'Jeddie the Freeloader and Clem Kadiddlehopper :~to the homes of millions, travels alone these days,
• bunning associates he claitrts used him and trust·
ffiJillffiil allirn @ra.J~OCT®~[i]Dra.J ~rn~DillOOill~ fl®~ra.J~
at 1.magnm south cue.st plazo
g only "God, my wile and myselt ... ~-. The rubber-faced funnyman says those old
.... )Jusiness associates have I)rof'\ted while be bas lost
... ~ million in bitd b~iness deals over the years . . • ...
FANS WHO SPOT HIM ON the street wtn quick ~ aves, giggling greetings and coy one-liners. But
.off-stage, Skelton speaks harshly or those as·
•..sociates, teleVision, and his public.
"I trust God, my wife and myself," Skelton
declared in an interview. "People take kindness for
weakness, and generosity has th~ form of a sucker."
Skelton, 64, left televi£ion after 20 yean • .And
although he's seen less
these days, he st.ill plays
to sell-out audiences. lie
said he has an engage-
eve t.br.e
roug nex year.
"I don 't have
anybody al'ound me.
When someone makes a
mlstake'now, it's either'
my wife, myself or my
granddaughter.
Sabrina. She's only 7,''
Skelton wisecracked,
"so she can't hurt me
too much."
He was divorced
from his first wife,
. , Georgia, known as "Lit·
tle Red," in 1973. She has since died. His only son
-died 19 years ago of leukemia at the age of 9. His
daughter, Valentina, 30, lives in California with her
husband and Sabrina.
SKELTON WRITES DAILY LOVE letten to his new wife, Lothian, 36.
• "When I write my autobiography, they'll see a
Jove story like they never kileW before.••
Love doesn't come easy to comedians, he said.
''If you tell a woman she ls beautiful, she thinks
it's part of the routine and waits for a joke," hesaid.
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.GOP IJning Up Lambs for Sl~ughter?I
, W WM tbe Jut r:•DCW denied I aecond t.in by c.t.lb'nta 7 Of coutM, ~u the unfor11ttablt Culbert L.
01-, a Democrat ft&lad In 1tG by then·AUDrnty 6-al
&artWarr-..
that Umt, evwy IOVCf'DOI' wbo bu IOUlbt a lecond t.enn
bu wan tt -Warren, Pat Brofta, Ronald aHaan. And lf tbe poUI
U'OneDdoH toriahl. J8fT1 BroTtD wWoot be ui exctpUoo.
WllATTllEH aplalnl the tare• early fleJd fort.Mrlaht toop-
poee Brown u the Republican 1tandard bearer next ye1r? Wby
10 much competition for th role of Hcriflctal lamb? The auwer
Iles not in b1.ltorteal patterns or Brown'• vulnerability. but lD the
penonal and poUtJcal ne«la ol tbe ftve GOP candidate.. Tbe key
question la oat how &ood a chance they have to wln but bow much
they have to lose.
Only AuemblJD'lan Ken Maddy of Frano appean to be
sbooti.IJi the worka with his poll ti cal career. He wW have to 1lve
up bis seat ln the Leghlatu.re to nm. Mayor Pete WUacn ol San
Dieeo and Senator John Briggs of Fullerton have free rides; tbey
keep their present jobs even lf they lose. Police Chief Ed Davia ot
Los Aoieles will soon retire; the campalp for 1ovemor will be
an exciting interlude between his law-enforcement career in Loa
Angeles and whatever is next in atore for blm.
Attorney General Evelle J. Youncer feels the need for a change of scenery, and lhis will probably be b1a laat chance to nm
for governor. He'll be 60 shortly after next June's primary.
· IN AN ORDINARY election year, the Republican primary
would probably boil down to a contest between candidates
representing the mode~ate and conservative factions of the par·
ty. But there is no longer any such thing as an ordinary eleetlon
year, and labels mean less than images and personalities ln
television-era campaigns.
Although there are many months left before the primary, lt ls
already clear which path each of the five candidates will follow in
an attempt lo capture the prize of dubious value:
JOHN BRIGGS. Even before he won bis state Senate seat last
year, lbe feisty, 47-year-old Briggs let it be known that be would
be rwming for statewide office in 1978. He had a four-year term, a
small bundle left in bis campalen coffers and ab$olutely nothina to
lose by running. He indicated that be miibt try tacklina State
Wnter Ed Salzman's article on GOP candidates gives an in·
sight into an unusual political aituation as the 1978 California elec-
tions grow near. r Reprinted from the California Journal.)
Treasurer Jesse Unruh or Controller Ken Cory. But that's not
much of an ego trip, and he saw an outside chance that be could win
the gubernatorial nomination.
A Bnggs on the make can be a political wildman. He calls it
"going for the jugular." Whatever the correct term, be knows
how to irritate his enemies and· create headlines.
Briggs first jumped on the capital-punishment issue by an·
nouncing that he would not vote to override Brown's veto on
Senator George Deukmejian's death-penalty measure, claiming
it was not strong enough and that a better measure could be ob-
tained by initiative. But that issue quickly moved into the back·
groWld when Briggs saw a better opportunity -the anti-1ay
rights campaign of Anita Bryant.
It could be a meal-ticket to victory. Or his obvious op-
portunism could be visible to the voters and leave his candidacy
where it was before the rash of publicity: nowhere.
ED DA VIS. Briggs' candidacy figures at first to hurt Davis
more than any other candidate. Th1s is because Davis was the
only conservative contender and had previously employed the
gay-rights issue, objecting to the employment or homosexuals in
his department and cracking jokes at the state Republicanconven·
lion about the "United Fruit Workers of America." But· the
Briggs campaign, with its rough rhetoric. bas made Davis look
I
like a respectable candidate by comparison.
In televlslon ap~arances these days, the 59-year-old Davis
has been playing down bis anti·IAY attitude and empbaailine that
even Mayor Tom Bradley ol Los Aneeles concedes that he la ooe
of the top police administrators an the nation.
Davi.a tallcs about his boob-!taff OIW, an adminlstratlan
manual, and Hang 'em at the Afrport (the solution to hijackine>
-in an effort to show that he bu much more to offer than a bard
line aealnst crime.
If Davis can raJse enoush money and can convince
Republicans be has a moderate temperament to I<> with his eon·
servative philosophy, he could be a major factor ln the race.
KEN MADDY. At 43, perhaps Ken Maddy should be content
to take a modest step up the political ladder, rather than shoot the
works in a run for sovernor. He's been telling any~ who would listen for mere than a
year that he was l'UIUl.in8 for 1overnor, and no one seemed to
believe him. How could a relatively obscure lelblator frQm
Fresno expect to woo the Republicans or the southern
metropolitan areas against a household name llke Evelle
Younger?
From Maddy's standpoint. there are good reasons to be mak·
ing a move. He cannot expect to rise to a top leaderahlp post in the
Assembly, and he faces a roup st.ruule every two 1ears JllSt
keepin,c bis seat in an overwhelmingly Democratic BML He bu
been buildinc for the future abrewdly for many years, for&ing a
political and economic alliance with the agriculture industry,
making friends with the conservative element of the party by go-
ing all out for Ronald Reacan's presidential bid last year and
building a solid moderate record in the Legislature.
He desperately needs a &immlck to get his considerable as.
sets before the southern public.
PETE WILSON. The mayor of San Diego, also 43, bu been
running for governor longer than any of the other candidates -
virtually from the day be left the Assembly to take the oath of of..
flee in San Diego.
He knew that eventually he would be able to run for the Job
without surrendering the mayor's office. Wllson bu issued more press releases than any cthel' can-
didate, attacked Brown more than any of the others, taken more
public stands on lasues and developed the most lntrlcate cam-
paign organization. With bis youth and poll ti cal baae. he would be
..-. ·---.-
In 1ood position to run again in 1982 should be mate a lood show·
ing next year by winning the primary and keepini thlnp
reasonably close against Brown.
Wlllon has b1a problems. His name ldenWtcatlon ls poor out·
side San' Dlego and be is suspect amona some conservatives
because be campaiped bard for Gerald Ford .,almt Ronald
Reagan last year. Also. he has made restrictlona oa growth the
keJDOW of b1a San Diego admfnlstratloa..
EVELLE YOUNGER. Fl~id•a p0n In llattb showed tbat
Younaer was far ahead or the fleld. And that~s wbere be a.bould
be.
He has served as a Los Angeles auperior Judie, dlatrict at·
torney for Los Angeles County and a attorney 1eneral for the
past seven years. The attorney 1enerat•s omce, after an.,, .. tbe
stepping atone for Earl Warren and Pat Brown, and Youqer's
Jeadersblp of the Department of Juatlce has newer been ques-
tioned.
Yet. no one seems to take tt for sranted that he will win tbe
primary. The standard reason ls that Younger. 59, lookl too old
and too dull on television. One explanatlan !:!~be that be ls bored with b1a present job and needl a new eqe. <He has
been a job changer all hil life.) But the main reuon aeems to be
that Younger made the bluest political error of b1a career by
complaining that he was "fiat broke0 en his "2,500 salary a year
-even tbouah be later said be wu only foolin1. .
Younger also may be the beneflclary of an effort by aome
leading Republican financiers to prevent mayhem in the June
primary next year -mayhem that would produce another
Democratic landallde. .
Aceorcliq to Martin Smith of tbe llcClateh,y Nenpapmr.
Los Angeles automobile dealer Jlotmes TuWe and other former
members ol Reatan's 'titchen cab1Det0 have all but abandoned
hope-of defead.ae Brown next year. All tbe7 want ii a respectable
race by a respectable candidate lite Youqer. ao that tbe pros-
pective number-two man on the ticket, entertalninent lm·
presario M.lte CW'b, will be able to defeat Lieutenant Governor
Mervyn Dymally or any other Democratic nominee for the pbat.
'Ibis could be the first election in CaWomia h1stor7 1n wblcb
the gubema1orial nominee was a atallrfnl bone for b1a l'UllDlnC mate. ..
The fact ii that Bepahllcan lll"Olpedi otbeett"' Brown are so
poor that the election of'1978 mlOt u well be used to put eome
new merchand.iae on the lbt;lves. laruae la 19la and beJQDd.
Dual, Energy Decisiona Intertwined -1Jevili8h Chickeii Jok~ e
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
Two of the most important
California energy decisions of
the past three decades will pro-
bably be made In the next five
months, but few Californians re-
alize bow closely intertwined
. they are.
Very few consumers also know
what will be the impact of those
decisions on their wallets.
THE REASON for this lack or in(onnatio~ Js that the develop·
ing stones of a proposed Alaskan
oil terminal at Long Beacti and a
liquefied natural gas (LNG>
facility elsewhere on the coast
are almost always treated
separately.
Any real analysis of their need
and impact. however, must con-
s ider tbelr connection. An
analysis also must stress that
while the two facillties are
plannecl for Southern Callfomta. their impact will be just as heavy
on the north.
The Lona Beach plan. pro-:posed by the Standard Oil Co. of
Ohio, would take at least one cur-j rentJy.unneeded natural gas
pipeline out of 11ervice between
the Southland and Texas.
Should laree new supplies or
gas become available from
either tM tradlUoniJ Texas and
Oldahorna fteldl or frOm Mexico.
Soutbent Callfomla cowd be the
first to be penaliaed for aivtn1 ~
the ptpellne. 1lnce vlrtua11y all ita
eurrent suppllH eome from thosear.as.
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CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
But Northern California's
prime gas distributor. PacUic
Gas & Electric Co., will need
more and more 1u .from those
fields as Canada continues lts ex-
port cutbacks.
What happens lf Sohio doesn't
get that pipeline?
Chances are its on would be
sbtpped to Texas via the Panama
Canal. TbiJ route would cut into
Sohio's profits, but not aftect coo·
sumer prices.
Meanwhile, both PG&E and
the Southern Callf omia Gas Co.
m alntain that the only way to
avert disastrous shortages in the
early U8>s la to build an LNG
terminal.
Neither hu included tbe poW•
ble Mexican supplies in its plan·
Dini and the forecutl of both
have already been proven mis--
taken so far as 1m aas deroands
are concerned. Each aaJd lt
would need more gas this year
than it bas.
percentage of the money they
have invested ln their operation.
Each company would spend
hundreds of millions in buildinl
both the LNG terminal and the
tankers needed to brlng the sub-
freezing fluid to Californla from
Indonesia and southern AlaaQ.
AT TDEJt current allowed
profit ol 8.8 percent Of invested funds. thb Investment would
spell tens or millions ln profits
eachyearforeacb company.
In additlon, neither firm wants to borrow money for the LNG
facilities on its own. Both want
their customers to pay at leut
the lnteHat on the huge loan.
needed.
The net result of all this would
be significantly higher gas bllla
for every home and business tn
Callfomla.
Wbat'1 not yet certain fl
whether the increased cost.I are
necessary. That Issue can only be
decided whl:n reliable. impartial anawen to the auppl.Y q~
call be obtabiect. But no such answers now lffm in tMOftlna.
In the meantime. ~:SOhto
and the •• complm• puatl for
f alt IPPl'Oftli for thelr~Jtets. But ii ibeY 'Jate apprtiftid before
all the l~Umate q~ are ~ consumer. au over CalUomla t'OUJd be,.,.... tbe
pricefordteadcil to coin~
B1BEllBCAEN
SAN PaANCISCO
'l'lmcJthy Barran fluh• tlUlt
Colonel Sand.en la puWns up
the mone1 for '"'lbe EXOl'dlt:
Part ID," wblda wW star a
potlmed chicken that i.,.
deViled ecp. ~lt. That••fann7.-
'l'ti:rl0th1 la tbe tellow who,
apccfreadlq'that Ute neutron
bomb killl people but doesn't
barm ~· went to Qty Hall ;~had Illa name dWaaed to Tbe TlmetQ Bar.. roa Bufldln,,
YouJuat smlled.. Admll lt..
on to Laugh
Pll• to Baeball: .. Tbe one
with the 1old matea the
rut ea." One of tbe oldest
Women's Ub llneS Ucl aw
GDe of the beet: "The reaaan I
do aat like to be called a
bCAINWUe ls that I am Dllt martltclto a bouae. •• I
Tbi lllD Valley tn~e parlor named Squeeaer • Palace. ud the Berkeley ca r.pentera who call
tbelil.Mlves The Spllatv Group.;
NO INK CID tldl rel. but
WUllam Logan. tbe S.F.
poUee Officer convicted of taklnl bribm from ilJft:otla dealensT.~t~ed in at the Feds' IS1aDd Priloa
to lf!l'Ve a six-moatb term -
and he ~·t be lonely.
Much to their mutual em·
banuameat, be Cound .n old
buddy, Buster Duverna,y, ln
the~cell.~tbe
tl"fal, be ••• Lof&n'a
Character Witness. ~
. fa:Vent.IY to hi.I friend~·· 1u~ character" &ftei' Wb.leh Buster WU •
eel OP a dODe cM"le; TbiJ
baveatottohlk about.
tmdbofl.
Aa ntany younaattr11 today.
,. Ostsfeld obviously bu a
) tnt t In Tocketa and
apaee. n. MJalon Viejo youth
MDl ln a drawh\t deplctlnt tho
YE' ... 8'ICes after launch ol bl.I
fa'ftl'tle toy, a rocket. n. drawlq, • 1ooc1 d aaram. •im week '1 top prise ol 1 x.._.,, ball dollar and aet ol dn.U.C pens.
Tbere ia much 1oin1 on-1.D IPaCe exploration and with
roc:ba. Sace, as many otbera, is
DO doubt aware ol lut weekend'•
laUDC.b ~ Voyqer 2. the Umted &ac.• robot to Jupiter.
THEN 'JOO, there wu the r-. e.nt free ffi&ht of the Enlttpriae, a ab.Ip that can be launched by
•rocket&, but returned to earth
and landed like a conventional
airplane. Space laboratory ex-
• perlmenta planned for En· terprise.~ ships should open
up l!Mlftfrootlerw.
Drawings received this week
indicate the skateboard ls the
most popular toy among coast
youngsters.
Sean Gildea, 10, Costa Mesa,
and Muir Palmer, 12, Newport
Beach, each sent in drawings or
themselves on skateboards. They
get an honorable menLion this week.
TANIA DETWEILER did a
drawing or herself playing a
video game with her brother or is
it her father? She has won the
game 10-!f and exclaims •. ' 'I win!" -':It was close" the male figure is
saying. A dog, dreaming of a
bone, sleeps nearby on the floor.
Tania writes that the game i•
"her favorite. I think It is fun and
a good way to spend your free
time."
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:tJ ~ff'k AL~
tny
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Mor:,ei-
Roc.ke1:
PRIZE WINNER
Sage Oaterleld, 22821 Via Santa Road, MV 92875
Carol Kramer of Fountain
Valley sent in a drawing of an
electric train set. Matt Viotto, 13,
of Costa Mesa. did a drawing o( a
sailboat. Those three, Tania,
Carol and Matt, also deserve
honorable mention.
Labor Day, an American holi·
day that honors the labor force
and working class, will be ob-
served Monday, Sept. 5.
OF COURSE, for you
youngsters the holiday usually
means the last before the start of
another school year.
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Next Saturday, Uncle Len in-
vite1 you to do a drawing depict·
ing the meaning of Labor Day or
you can, if you like, do a drawing
of your plans for the day, a pic-
nic, beach outing, etc.
The drawings should be done
on white paper four and a halt
inches wide by four inches deep
withJndiainkorblackpen. Donot
use CrayoJas a.a they do not
reproduce.
The drawings should be sent to
Uncle Len, P.O. Box 1560, Costa
Mesa92Q6.
Goodbye for now.
Letters From Ellie
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DearEIUe,
What Is a mamba snake like?
Dear Adrien, Adrien T.
Mambas belong to the same family of snakes as
cobras, but they are an entirely different species.
They are poisonous with a venODl that affects the
nervous system. Most dangerous is the black mam·
ba which can grow up to 14 feet h1 length. When
threatened, they act something like cobras, rearing
and even spreading a narrow fan with expandm.
rib bones at the back of the head. As a further de·
terrent to predators, black mambas open their
mouths very wide. At this sta1e, any sudden move.
ment on the part of the intruder will cause the snake
to strike. Despite Its name, the black mamba is
never black but always gray or dark brown or olive green.
which acts both as incubator and as shelter.
Ellie
Dt!ar Etlle,
Wb~ I lived In the nortbeut, we used to see lit-
tle portions of a white foam·Uke substance on the
stems ol plants. I never knew what kind al blsed
made these. Can you &.ell me? L.w.·
DearL.W.,
These snakes inhabit the dry savannah of .,· Africa and prefer rocky mounds covered with thick
: brush.
These liWe frothy mounds are deposited by the
young of a member of in.sects crouped tmder the
con'lmoo name "spittle bug." The nymphs or
juvenile forms have soft·bodiea that must be kept
moist. and so they wrap themselves ln a foamy
blanket that protects them from the drying beat and
light.
These insects all se<:rete a substance from a
gland that also contracts to produce tiny air bubbles that turn the liquid into froth. 1 There are various kinds of
I mambas. Several species are
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rilli~t emerald color on the
upper part with the underside a
pale whitish green. Some of
these are tree snakes that rarely
come to the ground except to de· '
posit eggs. The tree mambas eat
birds and lizards and any small
tree-dwelling mammals. •1.ua . .
All mambas lay small clutches or eggs or eigbt
to fourteen at the beginning of the rainy season.
Frequently they are deposited in a termite mound
..-.. ·~· 9f'ltM!oka'11m Y ef Sci.ca NII IM ""'-,,. .. ..._.. .. ... "· .. .....,.. ..._wk ...... , .. lw ... ---: WHAT IS THE Rh FACTOR!
In 1940, two scientists named
Karl Landsteiner and Alexander
Wiener discovered a subatance in
the red blood ~ells of most
persons. Experiment101 with
rhesus monkeys, tbey oamed the
substance Rh factor for the
animals., Earller, Landsteiner
had won the Nobel Prl1t1 for bis
1930 discovery of tbe main types
of human blood. Hls c:UtCOvery
made sale blood tran1tuslon1
possible for the tint time.
About 8S percent of the~·
tion has the element known u Rh
factor In its blood. It ban lnbeftt-
ed inlredient.
U the rector 19 preaeit tn a
)>enlOD'a blood, h• ts aald tO tio
Rh-positive. If he q ln tlit ap-
pl"Oxlma1ely 15 percent ol l&M
populaUoQ without lt. bQ ls aald to
be Bh·oe&atlve.;
The adult Insects which the nymphs tum into all av m ·
Ellie
ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION:
What is the world's largest rodent? This is the
capybara of South Amerlca. It is a gentle
vegetarian, an exc~nt swimmer and an inhabi-
tant ot the river, lakes and marshy land.a around the
Amazon. Someerowtotbesiieof a small pig.
QUESl'ION: What la a apooae crab like?
transfusions after birth can help
minimize the anemia and jaun·
dice tbat can occasionally afftict
the baby. Induced labor can cut
down tbe time the baby ia ex-
p0sed to the mother's antibodies,
though prematurity may be a.
problem.
One thing ls certain.: There Is
no reason whatsoever, doctors aeree, why a woman wlth Rb·
neaatlve b1otid and a husband.
who Is J\b.posltlve abould not have cbUdreo.
VANCOUVER, Brltlab Colum-
bia (AP> -The first bell.lla
whale in North America to sur-
vive for more than a few houri
after birth In captivity has been
given an EskimQ name that
refiecta its special statua.
TullCL whlcb means ''the only
one," was the name chosen Mon-
day for the Vancouver
Aquarium's 5·week-old baby belu1a.
Tuaq -pronounced TOO.ale ·-
was chosen from 10,000 sunea-
tions submitted to the aquarium
since the name-tbe·baby-wbale
contest be1an Aua. 2.
The name was submitted by
Denis Foster, who won a trip for
two down the U.S. West Coast to
visit major aquariums from Something Fish•• Seattle to San Diego. '::I
LARRY DAMPIER, president
of the aquarium's board ol gov-
ernors, said contest judges felt
the name was appropriate
because it reflects the baby's
hardiness and is easy for
children to pronounce. Two other
belugas in the aquarium, Kavna
and Sanaq, also have Eskimo
names.
Tuaq was born July 13 to Kav-
na, who was preenant when she
was caught last year in Hudson Bay.
It may have been the curiosity of a cat or was it hunger
that caused 4-month-old Mishew to poke his nose inside
the rim of a goldfish bowl at his home in Hinesville.
Ga.? At any rate it's doubtful the kitten got more than :i
wet nose or be may have discovered there are t astier
and more accessible meals than goldfish.
Herd of Buffalo
/loams in Backyard Foster, a 3'·year-old graduate
student in linguistics al the EUGENE, Ore. <AP> -When Dr. Don Schroeder isn't at his
University of British Columbia. downtown medical practice, he"s likely to be in bis backyard caring said he has been too busy this for his herd of buffalo.
summer to visit the·aquarium to "If someone asked me three years ago it I wanted to raise animals.
see the bably beluga. the answer would have been a big no," Schroeder said. "The only
,,.---------------------·-·--, thing I'd ever raised before was gold fish and bell -and not
necessarily in that order." .MallBrd Read~
Ammiil More TJui:n a Quack
DFS MOINES, Iowa <AP> -Sir Lancelot, .the Marvelous
Mallard, ls leamlng to read at Drake University.
But Lancelot is only 2, and after a ·year's study, be has already learned to read two words -"peck .. and "turn.··
He looks at the word and does what it says, about 20 times or
more, says his teacher, Ruth Hurst, 23, of Clemson, S. C. Then
he· s rewarded with some duck food.
LANCELOT WAS JUST BACK from his summer vacation
Thursday and he needed a review.
When Miss Hurst nashed the word "turn•• in a plexiglass holder, Lancelot started pecking.
She petted Lancelot a little, spoke to him sonly. gave him a
whiff of duck food and made him try again. Tbi.S ti.me he got it righL
1llen she put the word "peck .. in the bolder and Lancelot
started drumming away with bis beak. He got some more duck food.
World scope
1 J°"p Broz Tito, Presklent of •• l .. , who
spllnaered lnteniatk>nal commui\lsm 29 years
ago by btealtfng 1way from Russia's Josef
Stalin, wa1 scheduled to complete a Soviet 1 trip and then pay his first visit to Communist
China.
' 2 The succeuful flight of the s~ shuttle
Entel'p(be wu the flrst step t<>WU(f America's
next manned space flight In 1!1P9. The test
proved that the shuttle an make an airport
• landing without (CHOOSE ONE; pilots,
engines).
The 38-year-old orthopedic sur-
geon moved here six years ago
after completing his training m
DetroiL About 2th years ago he
bought a 25-acre ranch on the city
limits near Interstate S.
..MY KIDS said, 'gee Dad.
we've got to raise something.·
and we decided to try something
a little different, something mote
exotic," Schroeder said.
After buying some of the lum-
bering beasts, Schroeder named
bis ranch "Bison-Ten-Yal" for
the start of the bicentennial year.
Schroeder said his sideline has
been profitable. A calf sells for
$550, a cow for $850 and he says bulls can bring $1,000 a head. -
RecenUy he allowed workers
from the state fair to gather buf
f alo chips from his land for an or-
ganic Frisbee contest scheduled at the fair.
3 Investigations continued Into past penonal
financial deallnp of .. f •• , f'resktent Carter's
Oireaor of the Office of Mlnqement and BuOpt.
• news picture
4 Violence mar~ ~ Slnbeth ll's visit to
Northern Ireland where fl1httng on
(CHOOSE ONE: radal, religious) grounds has
raged for yem.
J The 11-aeloftat Center for Disease ~tt'ol
announc:ed 1 program to vacdn~ •t least
90% 9f the nation'• sch~ chlldren this fall
ag•lnst ,.r ... to try to hilt this dilelse which hai been •howtns MW Increase reeemly.
a-me."es !H:hldcen ~ oen)lllpoir newsname
no,..." rou....., th1t ~ con.ettr>
After 13 years of work, negotl1tors for 1he U.S. and Panama
agreed on a treaty thlt would transfer control of the P<1nama
C.,.I to Panam1 by the y-.r D>O. The controversial draft
agreemen~ which has President Clrter's support, must be
al>Pf'oved by a 2/3 majority of the U.S. (CHOOSE ON~: "4~ of sPOd1ig·h;· "-·· o<nc1., .... ,.
(2 pelra '°' eldl quMIJon •111Wf9d COfNC:tlJ)
1 The professlon1I ~tlon1I Hockey league rimmed an earlier
move and (OiOOSE ONE: accepted, rejected) a me~rwith
she teams from the younger WorJd Hockey Association.
2 laMy Wadkins won a dramatic playoff vktory In a tournament
often c:on11dered one of 101nn1's "Bis Four'' ~ntJ.. The
othen, already ever for 19'7, are the U.S. Open, the Mast@FS w the Brltllh Open. Whit three lnitJals usually identify the
toutnamet\t that Wadklna wonl
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Feedback
11DS CLAs.5 WOULD USE SOME or the· cur-
rent Amateur Radio, or .. Ham," frequencies and
thus permit longer transmissions.
The preliminary ARRO study pointed out only
one danger connected with the Communicator
Class: "If the number of licensees ... grew at a·
fast rate. it would become increasingly difficult to
regulate this radio s~rvice ...
"In general, however, it was felt that a Com-
municator Class would be very popular and would
serve to increase interest in the higher levels of
THE AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE prides
itself on its self.policing abilities and seldom re-
quires FCC intervention.
Meanwhile, to confirm initial impressions and
supplement available data, ARRO is ringing the
telephones and doorbells of. 1,500 households na·
tionally -CBers and non·CBers alike -to ·aet a
representative sample of personal radio needs.
It's askinf questions Btleb as:
-ueow FAR DO PEOPLE usually transmit
on CB radio for the purpose of chatting or sociallz·
ing?" -•'How frequently are CB conversations dis·
rupted because the airwaves are too crowded or by
radio noise and static?"
-"How lone does it take the averaae CB user
to contact somebody on the CB in an emerceney
situation?"
TllE SURVEY IS DUE TO BE completed by
fall, when ARRO will make projections of user
satisfaction and demand for different typfdl of'
personal radio services.
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Auditi.on tthe members or the aenlor
Auditions will be held. c(then1 or1anlzation, the
lt tJC Irvine Saturday FtieDdl of OASIS, are 1nvitiftg
and SUnday, Sept. 24 and Newport Beach resldent.s to viait as, for lQcal music tbecity'saeniwcltiiencentttto-
aroups to perform at day for a P"'8Vie'W look at the
campus noon concerts. facility which will open in Sep.
Th e 1 5 -m t n u t e tember. auditions., open to groups · The center at Fifth and
of all types, will be held ~arguerlte avenues in Corona
nt Gateway Plaza on d'1 Mar will be open from 1to3
campuatrom 11 a.m , to4 p~ foT a procram aimed p.m. p arlly at the senior cltlzens
The concerts. w owillbeualn thefacility. ~ponaored by the~~...;.;..;;~.;....o;.;;..;..;.;.ii~~;;..;..;;~-=-----------.. .. .._ ..... .._ .. ..,~...,.-...-..~~..-..~-.-~~----1~1 1
Associated Students of
UCI, are held twice a.-----------..,
month durina the
academic ye14r from
noootol:30p.m.
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ACTION
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More information and
audition appointments
may be obtained by
calling the UCI Associated Students '-----------..
Office at cn4 > 833·5547. Invites you to
its 2nd Annual
su·mmer Sale
SAT:iirUIWlf 'f
AUGUST 27 & 28·
9:30 A.M.' to 6 P.M • .
FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON:• . ~~
',t Tennis clothes (Men'S, Women's, Kids'} 25·75% off
~ Athletic lhoes. Qi.Wa..off. Brand names)
~ Rackets and Accessories
SUMMER SPORTSWEAR .
x Men's trunks, bermudas, shirts
x Women's bikinis and ready-to-wear HClftlJ I O/Lacles
lolt SpHclo
COME SE£ SOME OF OUR NEW 76-17 SXJ nttMCS
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CANDYTt1FT, ea~
ceUent for borden or
edlin& irows 12·18 .. tall
and spreads an equal di.S·
tance. The Bergenias
make Sood displays in
partial sun or shade and
will tolerate drought or
excessive moisture.
For spring bloomers,
plant delicate looking
Columbines, hardy
English Daisy closely r~
lated lo the small lawn
Daisies by the same
name, and fragrant
groundcovering Lily of
the Valley. Don't forget.
tall, regal Delphiniums.
which if cut back after
bloom will flower again
in the fall and, of course,
PriD;U"OSes. The daullng
Polyanthus Primrose
can be planted from now
until spring for bright
color in shades of red,
blue. white and rose.
PLANT STATICE and
Yarrow for dried ar-
rangem4!nts al\d earden
blooms. Campanula with
its lavender bell flowers
is good for bedding
areas.
Dual Projeets
'IWo simple projects, designed for greenthumbers.
are a planter, either hanging or standing, and a
garden caddy for storing garden tools and odds and
ends. The step-by-step patterns include complete
details for creating these classic items. To obtain
plans for both, send S2.50 m check or money order
to Steve Ellingson, e o Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Pattern Dept .• P. 0. Box 2383. Van :'\uys. CA. 91409.
Saddleback Slates
Agriculture Class
Student interest has prompted Saddlebaclt College officials to
add a new agriculture course, Soils and Fertilizers, to thelr schedule
for U1e fall semester which began Aug. 24.
The course, which is not listed in the fall schedule ol classes, will
meet from 8 to 10 a.m. and from noon to 3 p.m. Thursdays in Roqm
202oftheScience/MalhBuilding. -
BOl'B PRACTICAL and theoretical aspects of soils and
fertilizers will be considered during the course tautht by John Lit·
Ue, a horticulture teacher at Saddleback and Cal State Uni¥erslty.
Fullerton. •
1be instructor also is planning field trips to local fertilizer and
soil amendment manufacturing companies.
Registration for the fall semester is currently being taken.
Further enrollment information may be obtained by calling 831·2940
or 495-1000.
-Fuchsia Branch
PlanS Pot Luck
Costa Mesa-Bay Cities Branch of the National
Fuchsia Society will ge to Brecht's Garden and Gift
Sbop, 1989 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa for it's annual
pot-luck luau 6:30 p.m. September 12.
Brint tables. chairs, sweaters. eating equipment
and enough food for eight ·--. ------
people. Bread, butter, telephone St8-2898 for
coffee. tea, and punch pick-up. Gratuities re-
will be furnished by the c e i v e d s po n s o r a
o c Lt Ca 11 Mary horticulture stude.11 at
It's Time .
To Thilik
OfiBUl6s
It's not t.Do early to 1et started
on YOW' tpring bWb 1arden. It'•
easy,~ ltlant a beautiful lhOw of -i>rine noweriq bulbs. lust de-
cide which bulbl and colors are
your favorites. Then, select bi,dl
quality bulbs and sink them in
the groona. 1f yqu wait too 1001.
you may be very diuppolnted to
find that all of the popular
varieties are cone -se>cet busy!
There are so many lovely
species and varieties of bulbs to
choose from it may be hard to
pick a few. A good idea is to plan
•what you'd like to grow on paper
firat t.bm select the bulbs at your
nursery. Some of the more com·
mon but spectacular bulbs are
the Daffodils also known as
Narcissus.
WREN CONSIDEUNG Daf-
fodils alone, there are at least ll
dUferent ftower forms ~d many,
many varieties to choose from
among the differing flower types.
Sunny yellow Trumpet Daffodils are traditional spring favorites.
Wbite Truippets or doubled
flowered types with their ruffled
petals or the short trum~ types,
some of which bear several
blossoms in clusters on each stem, or the many two toned
v arleties are all wonderful
naturalizing in the ••rden -
multiplying each year. And.
eopbers leave tbe bulbs alone.
Don't forget tbe Crocus. The
cheery yellow, lavender, white.
striped or blue nowens are lovely
amoog their short grusy leaves.
These spring bulbs will also
multiply and spread each year.
Even more strildng are the
Hyacinths whole fat flower cov-
ered spikes of fink. red.
lavender, blue an white are
powerfully perfumed. Plant
some near windows, walkways
or entrances so you can fully ap-
preciate their beauty and fra-
crance.
FEW CAN RESIST a bed of'
Tulips in the garden. For varied
form, bloom time, and color,
Tulips are outstandin1. Select
early flowuing or May flowering
kinds, the miniatures or 30"
varieties and the ruffled Parrot
types or the "instant bouquets"
with aeveral flowers per stem.
ege.
chairperson. for itr--Stuart Price is plant
formationS48-1376. table chairperson. Phone.
William •Rhoton,
BRECHT, owner and 5'6-'12llO, for transporta-
1 director of the Garden tlon and Bette Bronston
, and Gift Shop, will pro-for general inforqialion,
vide a program. First 548-8207. Visitors
prize awarded for welcome.
All SALE 11EMS LIMl1ED
Hawaiian best dressed
couple, second prize
most exotic, third priae
most origina.l, and booby pri~ for worst 1arbed.
Bring aluminum to
Marcella van Riper,
chairperson: or
TO STOCK 0N HAND
THROUGH At!JG. 31.1977 BANKAMERl~D/MASTER<::HARGE
The Renaissance Garden FestJvaJ Is eominc· to
Valley Gardena Nursery, 18'20 Brookhurst St.,
Fountain Valley, today and Sunday.
Musie and costumes, fun and 1aiety or
medieval Enal&nd wm be presented in a special
garden setting.
• Varlob.s Orance Count)" 1arden clubs and
soefetiea will display their speclalUes in booths
t.brouChout tbe.ahow area.
SPEOAL GARDEN setttnp will be created by
tbe Bromellad Society. Herb Society and California
Native Socl~ty to na01e a few. Those biterested will
be able to determine their·clty fte>11er and ~ In
Orange County. Craft.Smen Will have their wares
dlspla.ved and sQ'olllng musicians will wander the
garden ••tbs playtnc authentic music of tlie ..
renaissance. • • ~
'8ll1ed llJ an event for the entire family, the
Renaissance Garden Festival is free and open to the publlcfrom 10 a.m. to• p. m. both days.
This we1k1nd, August 27th and 28th, Valley Gardens dresses up In the
costumes of th• Renaissance Era. Come participate In the fun, with
music. booths of craftsmen •nd many gard1n clubs and 1ocletlts
available to tell You about th1lr product1 and organizations. Th1re will
be lectures every hour on a variety of 1ub)lct1, from 10 AM to 4 PM, both
days.
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SACRAMENTO (AP)
-The real eatate
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Fiims • : •
Painter-teacher Finds Happiness at Easel
broker's hcense of
Georce Cbames of
OrovUl• has been
revoked for an illegal subdivision scheme,
Theater
Dance
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HAL AKINS: 'AT HOME' WITH HIS ART
He'a a Teacher, a Painter and a Bu1lneaaman
.... AllTRVS IL VIN&EL
-... CMMy ..........
Harold J ... Hal'' Atlna 11
equall,y at bome 1lam1nm, into a
battered tacldla1 dummy to
•how tM bow tt•• don. and wltldlnt a Red &able brush Cleft.
ly over wat«color board.
Oppo1tn1 teama quickly
learned the folly of lauahter dur-
ln1 tM lOIOI, when they took the
field atalnat the former Lq'uoa
Beach Hl~h School Artlata foot-ball coach 1 vanity.
"I BAD SO•t.: fantaltlc teams
for aeveral HalOftS," 1ay1 Akins,
53, who retired In 19'13 from
aketchinl same play dtaarama
on a blackboard in team skull
sessiom to paint and teach art,
especially watercolon.
The South Lquna rest~ent is at bis booth at Lquna Beach's
Festival of the Arts daily and will
be until the art show, one of three
running, ends next week.
He and son Kelly, 21, bc>t.b have
booths there and are sb-.rt.nc one
together at the Sawdust Festival, just up Laguna Canyon Road.
'TIDS IS THE TIRST time we've exhibited at the Sawdust Festival," says Akins.
His son, a student at
Pasadena's Art Center College of
Design, is also a speclallat in watercolors.
Their cool, nowtng, contem-
porary-but-traditional styles and
themes follow a predtc. table pat-
tern involving palntln1s that deal
with a cool, clear •ea. boats,
landscapes, or ath.leta in action.
Blues nm rampant thro\llb their woru.
TaY TO PIN down Akins on
any particular question of style
and pblloeophy about the art be·
only befan painting and teachlnc
falrll late in h1a career and you
won t1ettootar.
Art and ()De's concepts and
Ideas about Jt are a touaher sub-
ject for a man to address than
bow he might marshal bis
Marine Pleads
Innocent in
Tot Beating
A San Clemente man bas
pleaded innocent to charges ot
beating bis 3-year-old daughter, during arraignment in south
county municipal coUJ!..
Reid Bruce Favor, 21, of 208
Ave. Miramar, is being held on
$1,500 bail at Or~ge County Jail.
San Clemente police said they
noticed bruises on Christine
Favor, when they responded to a
report of a family fight at the
Favor home about 6 p.m. Tues· day. •
Police arrested Favor, a Camp
Pendleton Marine, and took
Christine and her mother to the
police station for questioning.
A preliminary bearing bas
been scheduled for Sept. 6.
1tldlron troops against a T· state Real Estate
formaUca. Director David Fox
"I think composltioa la moat n""' .... ed Ch r" Im .............. ·~ ....... ex·"-'ball an v .... ~ • a mes, ..... . ..... ._.., uw '"""' was found to have coach wbo I ded his Laguna illegally subdivided
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teams to 52 wins, 21 losses and 1 nd.
four Ues durtn1 bis coachlna 9aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ tenure. 1
A.KINS NOW TEACHES art at · w. llnh ,.. .. • • •
both Laeuna Beach High School COMPARE OUR PRICEI and Saddleback College. ·
"You mJ1bt say I have three COMP'ARE OUR ou••1TV1 careens,•• says Akins, sweating " "" 1'1 •
in the Aucwst heat a.a be cleans up r,OMP'•RE OUR SERVla! his booth after the worst un-\J " seUQllal rainstorm in nearly a Y• fillt _......,Hie...,..• WW.. th.. .. ,._..._.
century closed the festival for IHdi • · • ...,..,.. ., ...._..., _.... ........ _, two days. decor'lhr It-. .. .._ ellldv9"""tn~f11
Besides teaching at two UMl'TB> SUPft.YI UC. IUll
schools and painting, he owns a • SPECIAL! ~':,~8:Y which markets bis •. · .: !;;;
AKINS IS LOOKING forward --to a bit of a rest after the current ' · WMU nen usr
cestiva1s close, with a sabbatical . s I I o~·· leave ht which be and bis wife ALSO SOU> •MATILY:. ~ will tour Europe on il real n:l IEES _ s4nos -T~S-SJ IMS busman's holiday. .11; 7 · , , £ ·
He will do plenty or sketching OtAIRS _ S S
and painting on the continent.
And the former coach will probably watch a little rugby too;
if he can't tune in some good old
U.S. head-knocking football on
the telly over there.
Pension Invested
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The
city's Fire and Police Pension
System has invested an estimat-
ed $326 million in companies that
do business in South Africa -$S0
million in stocks and the balance
in secUrities, officials say.
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Whose Art? CURTIS Fl.NE FURNITURE
Court Will Decide
SAN DIEGO <AP> --U.S. District Court Judge Leland C. Nielsen will be asked Monday to settle the
battle over who owns a painting of Frank Sinatra in
a dispute that involves the artist and singer Keely
Smith.
Others claiming the oil painting are Shirley
NewmJD and Thomas Twomey, who became
involved in confiscation of the painting by the
federal Drug Enforcement Administration.
THE DEA SEIZED THE Innbeenzo Dario work
Crom the home of Ms . Newman. She claims the
painting was given to her by
Twomey as collateral for a
$7 ,000 loan.
Singer Smith, according to
federal public defender John
Cleary, claiins in tum that the
work was stolen from her.
Meanwhile, Dario filed
papers asking that the painting
be returned to him on grounds he
is "the painter of the painting
and the true and rightful
.... ATllA owner ...
THE CONTROVERSY BEGAN WHEN federal
agents said they no longer needed the painting as evidence and turned it over to the court.
Nielsen said he will demand documentation
from all parties involved about their claims.
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· rune months old as of Sept. 1. Eligibility depends on
. welfare status, income or language~riers.
• The preschool meets three hours a day and pro·
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Jlm Co non outc1a11ed
wltb a barnl• al
•ro-.ndatrokH Friday and e..,.... a bertla lD tho quarter
fiaab.
C<aaon, tbe tcMtrnament'a top
aeed. j)layed too.ely thn>uCbout
and w. let Smith break his
e~ twice in tbe llrst set bd'are
he t.ook over and won M, 6--3.
The tint set was lied twice
before Connors won the la$t two 1ames handily.
Tuner, whose 140-mile-an-
hour serve was working well only
in the ftrst set, completely fell·
apart bl the second set, holding
serve aoly ooce.
Ninth-seeded Ken Rosewall,
wiJmer here in three previous
championships, also bowed in the
first round to Patrice Dominguez
of France.
Domincuez. however, was
eliminated Friday by another uo-
s e e de d player, Sherwood
Stewart, 6-4, 7-6.
In another upset Friday, Fran-
cois Jautfret defeated John Alex-
ander, Hi. 7-6, 7-2 and advanced
to the third round.
In other action at third-seeded
veteran Manuel Orantes made
short work of 21-year-old Hans
Gildemeister, 6-2, 6-2.
Fourth-seeded Eddie Dib• de-
feated lStb-seeded Bob LuU oC
San Clemente later in the even-
ing, 6-3, 7-5. Dibbs was in control
of the match except for one
stretch in the middle of the
~econd set when Lutz took a 4-3
advantage.
The win m.oved Dibbs, the 1972
tournament winner. into the
quarter-finals.
Golf lletion
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JIMMY.CONNORS PLAY!O HARO ONLY WfiEN HE HAO TO.BUT THAT WAS ENOUGH.
Seaver Sto~ · Phi11ies;
Womaµ .Jumps 6-63(&
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CINCINNATI -Tom Seaver
fired a five-bitter for bis seventh
straight victory, preventing
Steve Carlton from notching his
19th win of the season as the Cin-
cinnati Reds banded tbe
Philadelphia Phillies their third
straigbtloss 4-2 Friday night.
Hot-hitting Dave Concepcion
broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh with
a run-scoring single that helped
the Reds win their loth in tlieir
lQt!Sgames.
With one out and George
Foster at first on a fielder's
choice, Johnny Bench reached
safely on third baseman Mike
Schmidt's error. Concepcion
then singled to score Foster and
Dan Driesun singled home
Bench to pad the maraln.
Seaver, J.S.5, struck out seven
aud walked seven while weathu· ins several Phllade)pbla threats~
Seaver is I-? since jolning Cincin-
nati in the celebrated June 15
trade with the New ~ ork Mem.
Bllleeerd
touchdowns as the Minnesota
Vildngs overwhelmed Miami 33-7
in a National Football League ex-
hibition game Friday night.
The experienced Minnesota de-
fense, which had allowed over
1.000 yards and 79 points in its
first three exhibition games,
dominated tJae game which
snapped Miami's string of 11
straight pteseason victories.
The-Vt.kings intercepted f<Jl,lr
passes and recovered one fumble
in the one-sldea contest, which
was natiooally televised.
Sa,,en' Twer
· lmin Takes Lead
BERLIN, Germany -
Rosemarie A~kermttnn of East
Genna.oy set a world record for
the wom.en's high juq)p Friday at
a track and field meef at West
Berlin 'a Olympic Siff~. Jump.
(nt exactly two meters -6 feet,
6~ inches.
CARBONDALE, Ill. -Former
Chicago Bear great Gale Sayers,
recenUy in<)uctl!d into the Pro
Football Hall of Fame, said Fri-
day that be had chest ~cery for
removal of a benign tumor
With Redrlwt 62
PINEHURST, N. c. (AP) -
Hale Irwin had a feelini things · were goin& to change. -
''I'd felt for a long, 19Pj time
that I wasn't playing as poorly as
.. my record would indicate.••
Jrwin said, "and my record in-
dicate4 poor play."'
To that feeling he added •
generous daab of grim de-
termination and spiced it with bis
trademark, a career domination
ot the toughest golf courses this
country hts to off er.
The result was " spectacular,
nine-undel'-par 62 i>D ~amed No. i
at the Pinehurst Cqun1fY ~ub.' 36-hole total of 127 that's tM bes(
in more than a decade ol tour
competition and jU1't one· stroke
eff the ,.Jr.time re(ord, and an
impogtng, five-shot lead halfway
through the $250,000 llall of
Fame Golf Classic.
"I came in here with a must·
win situation." lrwin said Friday
after post1na tu. incredible 15 un·
cler par total on the 7,00'7-yard
1_,ooi in the Carolina aandhills
that has Jona been known as one
ofAm~ca's remlereounea.
"It's very, very gr6tifying to
The Olympie champion, 25,
bettered her own world record or
1.95 meters -6-5~ -she bad set
ottly two weeks ago in Hebinki.
t'Ucft, 33-7
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -
Rookie quart•rba<:t Tommy
Kramer threw '9if first pro·
fessional touchdo~ pa~ and
aecond·J'ftf players Duck White and Sao:uny \Vhn. each scored
· several weeks ago at Resurrec-
tion Hospital in Chicago.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N .• Y.
Scot\ Simpson, winner of the
NCAA championshif>S in 1976 and
again ttilil year, was involved in a patT d l«>P$ided wctorlea F'rtday io lead the U.S. to a 9-3 advantage
over G~ Biitain in the a8tb W allcerQl91c>lf IMtcb.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -fl9ll
Cey and John Oates stunect
home runs in aupport of Rlck
Rhoden's 15th victory of the
season as the Los Angeles defeat-
ed the St. Looi.a Cardin ala M Fri·
daynigbt.
Lou Brock, n~ one stolen
base to match Ty Cobb'• career
Dffflflen Slate
All0-•11tcA•C<lttl
Aup. 11 SI. LclUIHl Lot "-'•s
AUQ. 2tSt. Loulu1 LOSAnte14tf>
A019. 2tCl>ke91)al LosA1'1!191M
6:SJp m ••
12:fSA"'· 1:1S.,m.
• record o( 892 career the.fta, was
hitless in four at bats and was on
base only once, with a walk. He
never eot past tint.
Rhoden.~. who needed relief
help fl-om Lance Rautzban and
Mike Garman, earned the vlc·
tory deepite giving up nine bits in
~ 2-3 innings.
Oates homered in the third in-
ning off Eric Rasmussen, 10-12,
and Cey hit bis 24th home run
with Renie Smlth on base in the
fourth inning as Los Anceles
1corid three times.
Steve Garvey and Rick Mon.
day followed Cey's home run
with ~es and Garvey came
home wben Dust1 Baker
groundecUnto a force pla,.
Keith Hernandes doubled
home Jerry Mumphrey with the
Cardinals first run ln the fourth fl\n.inl and Mumpbrey's infield
single soared Mike Tyson an in·
nine l1;ter ~
SOFIA, Bul1at'la (AP> -
American swimmer Bonnie
Glasgow, from tbe Universtt.1 Of
Miami, celebrated her 18th blrtb·
day Friday by ~' the 200 meters medley and becoming a
triple gold medalist in the World .
University Games. · ·
"Jt's the best birthday I've
ever bad, "she said. .
With the men's and women's
te•ms reacbins the finals of the
baautball. the United States bad
out1ta.ndin1 success on the
c~.timate d~J of~~~~ in
f
• Smith's aacrifice fly, Jbl~
scorecl Lee &aey ln the fifth • · Qlnc. wu the deciai.e nm wWb
the Cardtnals acored twice ln Ole·
alxth. ~· 1
S~ by Henaa.n,de1, ~e Freed Cd Ken Reita produicecr
one nm and Freed came home-.·
a fly ~ by pindl hitter D&J)e
Iofa. ~' •
Garman burled the flnll •· innings. recordms hla 1elilltl
save,'wbile ~eeplng Los ~eta
8 1·2 games in front of ClnciDnatl
in the National League West ...
Rhoden was knoclted ~~
slxtb inning when St~~
acored twice. • .. , .;.;:
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O«-I * t 0 t ' I ~~ GeimM~T-~~A-37.-.
Gliseow wu the ftrst atblete
to win three gold medals ~ the
garnes. apart ftor:o Rusalan am•
nast Anna Bogdanova, who .on
two indlvlduala and a team
medal. ·"
st \Year. Was P11re Hell .
Says Rall181..inehaek~r ., •·day practl • at Cal tat• tPuller&4ln>.
.. , "'" all m ntal what J wp
dotna l<> myself. I wa m)' o.n
wotll enemy. But 1lx months oft rttlb' •ave me a ntw ouUook.
l '.m anucb IQQre relaxed now. I lmow wli.t r can clo and rm Just
1oina ou~ doln1 my belt and hoPe it ll Jood enou1b. You can't
10 to bed and allow your 1tom1cb to roll a.round. It donn•t do you
or anyone et.e any 1ooct.
"But ~ou can't try to fool
yourself. This la a buai.neu."
"On the profeasiooal level you must play with lritenslty, but it
hu to be controlled. You can't
just go out flailing your arms.
You can get away with mistakes
on .the bigb school and collece le I, but not here," says the
227·pounder. "Thia 1ame is con·
t.roUedfury, ''
McLain credits bis playing
days at Loara HiSb under coach
Herb Hill for bis sound fun.
dammtals and adds: "J've ap-
plied those basics learned at
Loara such as the right stance
and block.and using my body
every year as l'v., prosressed.
• I've proe wltbout thOle llm· pl~ bUlcs .()9erat!n1 rilbt. now.
Some aN qUlcker or Itron&! and
can set away with it," McLain ea_ya. -.
Llnebadter1 coach Tom CaWn ••1• the tranattion from middle tO Oilt.llde linebacker ii an ad·
Justment McLain aWl has not totalb' Solved.
•'lifcJ..jin la worktn1 on his
ke)'9 and ustcnments." says
Catlin. wbO added that the Ram.a
need a stable setup at Unebtcker.
McLain. ptarted two of the
Rams• first three exhibttlon
gupes, but itves way to Kay,
wbO la back from a knee injury.
"With Kay back," says Catlin,
"be becomes our starter unW he's beaten out.••
McLain admits the ti'an!Woo
to tbe outside bas its problems.
••At middle linebacker it•s enttre.
·ly different," says McLain.
"You're charsinc lhead aa a·.
middle linebacker, reacting Im·
mediately. But at outside
linebacker you have to wait
things out. I have to discipline
my reactions and it bas been
hard."
In all or McLain's exploits on
the football field.. the biggest
thrill came followlng his senior
year at Colorado State when the
Rams tabbed him on the first
round of the draft. "That was my greatest thrill.
It says this guy is a good football
player," says McLain, who
seldom saw action in post-season play. One Fullerton College
eleven advanced to tbe state
semifanals, but that's the ooly
time McLain was with a team to
qualify for post-season play with
the exception of last year with
the Rams.
Is the starter's nod McLain's
goal this season? Not necessari-
ly. "J jwst want to close tbe l•P
between output and ,potential,'•
says McLain. "There's no
pressure factor aboul making it with the Rams." McLain says he's never looted
past tbe next level of football,
never eyed a professional career as a youngster.
"I could never see past the next
step."' says McLaip. "And last
year was the first time I've ever
relt in awe ... like playing on the
same field with the Vikings and
Fran Tarkenton. But things are
different now. With experience
you gain self confidence."
Stars Defeated
The Orange County Stan. tnls-
aed a chance to clinch at least a
tie for their diwaional pro
volleyball championship when
they lost to Santa Barbara, 3-2,
Fdday nieht before 1,908 at
University Jngh (Irvine).
Friday's marathon lasted
nearly three hours and "wu de--
cided in tie-breaker, which Santa
Barbara won, 6·1. Orange County
won tbe first and fourth sets, 12·8,
IS 12·5, while the invaders copped
the middle.two 12-4 and 13·11.
OAKLAND -The Sin
Diego Charcera, coanin1
at the Oakland Raldera
with a lot mOr. 1pffd
thb year. aive \he super
Bowl champions a pre·
season preVie_w of their
new talent toDltbt.
·'Everyone in the
diviaion is out to knock
us off. lt'a that way
every year, and it starts
lUlls week," the Raiders'
Gene Upshaw said u tbe·
.team prepared for t!Je
\rlsi~ by the Chargers.
The American Con-
ference West rivals will
be alzlng ea~h other up
for their same here on Sept. 18, e>pening day of
the National FOQtball
League aeason. Despite
a 6·8 finish last year. tbe
Cbaraers may be the
strongest threat to the
Raiders within the
cliviaioo thia seuon.
Runnl111 back Joe
W asbington, receiver·
kick returner Johnny
Rod1ers and
quarterbac~ Jam ea
H8l'IU are the key' new
plQel'S available to San
Diego coach Tommy
Prothro.
"There are no more
days when you can run
away from the
Charcers." vows
Rodgers. the tbrmer
Helsm&Jt Trophy winner
from Nebraska.
Stabler has hit on 63
percent of bl• passes,
hasn't allowed an in·
terception and basn 't
been sacked yet. Mike
Rae, his backup, has
thrown more preseuon
puses than Stabler. aet-
ti n f the fame e-x· perience he baa little
ebance for Jn the reluJar seuon.
The Chargers• Harris
has completed 27 of '8
passes for 32S yards and
three touchdowns. The
former Los Anaeles
Rams passer seems sure
of the starting
quarterback job since
former starter Dan
Fouts defected.
'
ONTARIO. Calif. -NewpiOI\ iBeach resident D~ OUm ilPPtcl a quarter-m1le ln htnn1 eara to win bD tlnt na·
tloaal aCdalm 8"Cl now
\he 'ltawilJ&n·born race driver bu proTed b• can
•o the bi1 ~staoeet ln wl1lnlna atyle.
Oa1at1, 35. broke a
three-year monopoly by
el1ht abllahecl driven
of IndY·tn>e cart when
he wan the United Stafea
Auto .Club•• 300·mlle
champfomblp nee at
Mlc:hll&ll International
SpeedwQ.
The n>Okle, wbo drives
under the sponaonbip of
Ted Field's Interscope,
qu.allfted at lndianapolla
and \Urned ln a 192.m miles-per-hour lap
before being sidellned
with encine trouble early
in tberace.
Then be won in
Mic:hlgan to join notables
A . J, Foyt, Gordon
Johncock, Wally Dallen·
bach , Johnny
Rutherford, Al Unser,
Bobby Unser, Tom
Sneva and Mike Mosley
as USAC Indy car race
winners.
The former drat race
champion admits. "I
always wanted the
challce to drive the big
cars," and will handle
Interscope's Parnelli,
the Coswortb-po\Vered
car he drove to victory in
Michigan, and the one be
drove to the fut lap at
Indy.
Ongais bas not only
surprised tbe ~ham
pionsbip car circuit, but
• • :t
--•
aechaalcal probl,ms ana be ld8t cOotrol com-
tn10'9t atturn No. 4.
Tbe cv bl1. the outside
re~ wJlllt spun into u.e wield and flipped
with OQals trapped ln·
side.
When th• c•r •as
turned up.ri1ht, Danny
came out Ubhurt except
for some bruises and
sprained anJc:le.
'bis )'ell' h~'s .favored·
to make tM lleld of 33 in
Uaie trials on Aui. 31
and Sept. 1 and the
veter4'Jll know full well
be qualltled for the posi-
tton at 20S m.p .b. at College station, Texas,
and alao led the USAC
race in Canada before
battnc eallne troubles in each ol those races.
SO It the car holds up at
Ontario, the rookie could
be rlsht with the leaders
at the fmi.fb.
BB Rider
Trimnphs
Alan ChrisUan of Hunt-
ington 'Beach won the 4-
lap scratch maJA event
Friday ni&ht at Orange
County Pattgrounds in
Costa Mesa to hlg))Ught
speedway motorcycle
racing.
Steve Bast of Loomis
and Steve 'Columbo of
Huntington Beach
pteked off the next two
places.
$158,000·Sa.e•ght
I
The 5·lap handicap
m.tn event wu won by
Reseda's Mark Cherry
with Bast second and
Dennis Sigalos of
Fullerton third.
Ron Pre•t~n of
Newport Beach defeated
Comm it lee at the Mike Faria of Richmond
Colorado Swtn.s mee'-in a 2-lap "uel.
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By MIKE GOODIOND
LOS ANGELES <AP) -)llcbael Landon, star
ofNBC•111Little Houseqn the Prl.irie ... doesJustex-
actly wbat the dlnctor orders. atleast evvr other
week. 4
Landon, you see, . workl bOth sides of the
camera -as actO*> and director. '
Under the Mt BUD in tho Simi Valley. about 50
miles northwest of Los Anaeles, Landon the direc·
tor sets up a camera an1le.
f I '
THEN BE llUSHE8 01JT1 'becomes Character
Chmes Ingalls, and starts nallin1 the side of a
house as part of a scene. · Landon is the star, p~cer, sometimes t.be ·
_. writer and one of two direct.Ors of the series, now
~ filming for its fourth season. ~-:-=~;:::ai;:s:==:c:::::=::=::::si:=caJ~O=':t$7 "I like mating films," says Landon, ~ho is
Tli~ CBS ~ Sweepstak es .
Netirork QI/en Prizes for New Show Viewers
By JAY SllARBUTI'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
old saying, ''You couldn't pay me
to watch that show, .. may get the
acid test next fall. CBS, to help
publicize its new series, will run
a $250,000 sweepstakes for
viewers then.
"It's destened to get •em to at
least sample the ahows," says
Louis Dorfsman, the veteran
CBS advertising cbief who
batched the campaign. "U they
eet booked, that's marvelous."
The campaigd. costing CBS
more than a million, kicks off at
the start of the 191"1·18 campaign
with an 11-page advertisement in
the Sept. 17 edition ol TV Guide
maaa.zine.
IN ADDITION to touUng the 10
new aeries on CBS' fall schedule,
the ad includes a card viewers
are asked to fill out and mall to
CBS to be eligible to win cash,
goods Ot' both.
Tbe last day for card-malling
is Oct. 21. 'lbe winners ~no tn-
dlvldual can win more than
$25,000 -.will J>e announced oo
Nov.21. ·
"What we're doing is asking
the reader to watch at Jeast five
of the new shows and answer
some simple questions we J)06e
about them," said Dorfsman. He
wu asked for a sample.
"OU. TOUGH.ones,,. he said in
jest. "Like who plays the lead on
•The Betty White Show'?" Other
questiOM will ask viewers what
they like about various stars and
various new shows, he added.
MUst viewers actually observe
the offerings to be eligible?
"That's an iffy question,"
Dorfaman said. "But there's no
arm-twisting. What we say is,
'We would like you to watch.'
However, they theoretically can
send tbe cards in without we.tcb.ing the shows.'•
WREN DORFSMAN first un-
veiled bis sweepstakes campaign
to CBS afliliates last June, he
noted that campaigns similar to
it bad been run the last 18 months
by a number of package goods
advertisers.
In those efforts, viewers were
asked to watch specific com·
mercial4' on specific shows, he
said, and it resulted ln a 17 per-
cent aveuge rise in ratings for
all theprograms in which the ads
appeared.
And, in a phone chat from New
York, be made no bones about
CBS' campaign seeking to raise
ratings as well as publicize new
shows.
If the advertisers• works
caused a 17 percent ratings hike,
be said, •·1 don't know why I
couldn't figure on a 25 percent in-
crease. I U\ink people would
rather watch shows than com-
mercials." .
DORFSMAN, WHO expects
tbrett million to five million
viewers to answer CBS' question
cards, said it's the first time be
can recall that any television
network ever tried a CatQpaign
such ash.is.
He chuckled when remind~
that a few cynics may say CBS,
No. 2 in evening rltlngs last
season, now is trying to buy itself
an audifJlce.
''They're liable to say that, 0 he
dryly observed. "But I Would
raise the question of when spend-
ing million• of dollan in
newspaper ad,vertisinf, am I not
trying to buy viewers ju~t as easl·
ly? "1 would>Say that thfs•• -the
$250,000 derby -"ts a Perfectly
valictadvertislng and promotion
device. And advertising and pro-
motion bas one purpose: to get
people into your store to buy your
product."
~tnbis.O.. ...
•11Jbere•a ailvaota1e1 and tbero'a disadvan·
tagee" to dlrect.lng a show~ wbich JOU°re also aw·
rin1, he saya. •'Tfte dlsadvaatlCe belni Of course •
you just can't alt bade .net aee what you did unt1l
you see the dailies, thera1'tl11Qshoteacbday. •
"Aside from that~ Just have to eount on '70Gl'
inl'tincts. The bli idnntaae Of course b tUt .I
cooper&tecomplete)y Withm,yself, I ' •
LANDON, ON 'LUNCll DEAK Ott loctUOt\t
leans back 1n the folding ebair w\dit the mess wt
and laughs. • "When the director a~a move. t move,
wherever be wants me to go, I 10 there. So that~~
I can &et a lot of wort done without a lot of bassI~.
Landon directed "Tbe Music Box, 0 the epJsocle
scheduled for 8 p.m. EDT Monday. tt•a a nq4!at.
first seen March 14. Middle dauahter Laura, play4d
by 13-year..old Melissa Gilbert; leels l\lllty because
she's stolen a small toy.
"I've always liked
directin& 'more than
anything else,•• says
Landon, who directs
every other "Little
House" episode.
alternating with
William F. Claxton.
"Someday I'm sure
I will direct full time •
but in the meantlme my
checks are 1¥ger for
acting than they are for
directing." Again be
htu,gbs.
IANDON DOESN'T
exactly like to talk
abouthowlongbetbinks LANDON · ~ •.
the show. currently NBC's most popUJar, wlltea· Unue. .,,-.,·
"I have no idea. If everybody is havtng
making the show, that's areat," he says,. iC
television shows are kept alive if the people m
them mtjoy their work, · But. he adds, "If we bad the same coan1J>eJ:JQ4llD
every year, I could tell you how many years we'4
on. If you're eallna up the competiUon and
not got.De to cbanfe it, then ~·re going to 1-9
quiW a while. But they chanle the com1P9l•Sl
everyyear.'"
Landon made it 14 years on his first T
s~, "Bonans,a... where be played Littl"'
s~ in the lite '508. That's where be start6cl
wri~. be says. •
I F TSE 8E8lE$ OOES fOT a flftb year ~ •. '1der dauahter Mary will go blind ~ e family W1J1 ~en itl farm and 1D9ve into town
Charles Will nm a boarcUng house. . ,
Besides being tru' to the JAura Ingalls ~r
novels gn which the show ls based, the mov• ll
•'give us more sta>ry lines," says LandJ>D. •
nie character on the screen ts a familiar
the actor. Landon says he's pretty mucb the':
guy at home with his wife. the former :tynn
and Ute coupl6'a seven kids, aged ' to 2$, incl
three by~ marrlases.
THE LANDONS' SCBOOL a1e cbildru 't
pennltted to watch television on school niJbt>;rtlh
two exceptions: certai.D a~ills recommeDdit b1
the school and "IJtUe HOUie Oft the Prairie," h
Landon contends showt dad pntty close to re
"I'm really not tbat much difterent Qn the)IWw
than I am in the bOU.se. I'm strict, we bave av ~·
fecticmate famlJy, there'• no disrftpect in 'I
house. Everybody makes ln.lstaket, Incl~
which be admits to, so everybody knows they
perfect and everybody does tbetr atiare.,.
Boyd's Last Rol
On Hawaii l!ive-~ ·
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View Correct
VNDAY, AVGl.lft' •
B1SY N YOMUa
AIUE (Maro .. ll0 AprU lJ)! J'ull moon
hrlahtens artu previously obtcurtd; you can b•
ol some feara, doubt.a. You are on brink ol dll·
cover)'. 1r ater recoanltlon. RtfuH to be
sadcrtrackod by rumor.
TAVaU <April 20· I)' 20) Wist\ ll fvUllled ln
"romantlc manner." Money and other m•tt..-. are
c:lut.ned -means you will learn what to do and
hentodoit.
GEMINI fMay 21-June 20): You'rt aoine
arda 1oal others know it and~ will, too
ow-way is cleared by one who verifies thfl;t your
'Vi•"11 p~ved workable, correct. An ally appean.
CANCE& <June Zl·July 22>. Full moon aspect
col:ncldes oow with distance, spiritual response,
philosophical concepts New start in new dlr~Uon
brinflll enJiahtenment.
LEO <July 23-Aue 22>. Di& beneath surface
d you could find gold. Means what appears to be a
mancial burden lJlight lead to solid gain. Exchange
ntonnation wtth one who understands your needs
d can do something about fulfilling them.
• ... vtllGO CAur. 23-Sept. 22): SpoUi1ht on public
tations. marriage. Full moon emphasis on de·
• C:lsion, understanding what role circumstances are
to play. Key is flexibility, willingness to change
views.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Full Moon em-
. lulsizes basic procedures, the way you are served
.pnd the services you can provide. Check fine points,
stetalls. Get agreements on record.
,,. SCORPIO !Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Accent on change,
.~ariely, speculation. the adventure of romantic
•confrontation. Full moon will live up to its legend!
~oung person seeks counsel. Give it -minus any
"stuffed shirt."
. SAGITTARIUS CNov. 22-Dec. 21>: Emphasis on.
community, civJc pride or awareness, advance-
ment. how you relate to one who pulls strings of
authority. Family "situation" will become
harmonious.
' CAPRICORN CDec. 22·Jan. 19): Some reports
,.re erroneous. Know it and apply self-discipline.
Means don't believe everything you hear. A~certain
ources. Someone may be trying to put something
e>ver.
AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Money. income
,olentiaJ, possessions. protection of valuables --
1hese are spotlighted Organize, plan, start produc·
~mg -stop procrastinating.
... PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20)~ Cycle high -be ~~mfident, direct. -assert yourseU, express views.
• llbprint style. Trust judgmeht, intuition. Ffnish
.)Y'hat you start. -
If August 28th h Your Birthday, you're
creative, attractive, temperamental, sensitive,
stubborn. You are per~eptive. critical, affectionate
\ind many members of opposite sex describe you as
"knockout!" ·
They're in IM, on the nan,
t getting famous and getting AflM:u
~
Watcb out for Jume mmen when tbe new
Trlvla SQy,l be1lna in October. The blontc
bombiholl '•xploded for a perfect Sedrt oa the hn·
romptu EMa rontett, alona with \be PamUy aftd anara Delt do, to pece tho 'a field.
Mas Praley waa hot on theJr heels wjt)t 10
point., enouth to leapfroa hlm on1 the Ba~lew
Bimben. whO were next at 1\1.ne. ..Bunched tofether
with elaht each were MorUmer, Nancy Prtor. Tom
l'etera'bead, Milo lllnd•tblader and Jeff Sttarrn. rn case you're wondering about your scores, we
ellowed a point or two leeway on the number of
Elvis movies. Don't forget lorughl's monthly meet·
ing ol the Klaatu Barada Nikto Society. this time at
Ed Scbmerler'a place.
And now <a little drum roll. please), the 200th
Trivia column since the whole merry-go-round was
Inaugurated back in October of 1973. Number eight
is worth the br~s ring, so hop on.
I. IDENTIFY NELLIE FORBUSH'S home
state in "South Pacific.•· ,
2. What TV show features a musical group
called the Mirth Maker~?
3. Wbat was Truman Capote's home address in
the movie ''Murder by Death?"
4. In "The Music Man," what was Charlie
Cowell 's profeasion? .
5. EV.ERYONE KNOWS THE name of Little
Orphan Annie's dog, but how about Annie Rooney's
mutt?
6. Thelr first names were Frederic and Man-
fred and they wrote deted1ve fiction under what
pseudonym?
Qurns Get s Role
LOS ~GELES (AP> -George Burns, who
won an Oscar tor "The Sunshine Boys," will play a
Q3useum curator in "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts
Band." He will also perl..orm a musical number cen· ter~ around one of the ~9 Beatles tunes in the film.
He recenUy coll\plt!ted "Oh, God!" with J
Denver.
A tong tirTie ago in a galaxy
Jex; tar f!WCJy... . -
_(OUTDOORS)
In the
DAILY PILOT
HE SAW HER for the
first t.Jme in the early
1930s when the star was
married to Douglas
Fairbanks Jr.
., .........
DORE FRE!MAN WITH 'HIS STAR'
Death Ended 50-yeer 'Love Affair'
the first face she saw
when she came to New
York and when she left. I
decided I'd help her by
having her car moved up
an front of theaters and
restaurants wrule she
was inside; I convinced
the cops 1t would help
lrarnc. So when she
came out she always
looked for me and she'd
know where the car
was"
Once reporters greet-
ed her arrival to ask if
site planned to marry
Franchot Tone. Her
Now CdM Resident
.
SHE OFTEN invited
him to dinner and
listened to his gossip of
the studios. He saw less
of her after she moved to
New York, but the
personal notes con-
tinued. The last came
April 8 of this year,
wisrung rum "a beautiful
spring and summer."
How did Freeman re-
"I wu shocked,.. be
•aid. ••But I am a firm
believer. that death ls a
b •Jl \l U f • l th l n 1, parilcularly when the
person bas been ln pain.
Joan was .badrtdden with
1 bad bacJc; No1V abe tan 't
Suffe:riq" any moTe. She
ls ln tbe hands of God."
RE BRISTLED at
publlahed auuestiohs
that the actress ml1ht
haveendedberown Ufe.
"That's absolutely UD•
true," he snapped.
••Joan could no more
commit suicide than you
or I. She bad too much
wiJl PQwer. She was too
strong."
Freeman, who still
does occasional assicn-
ment.a for MGM and the
Motion Picture
Academy, haa never
miu:tted. Does he have
any reirets?
"Not at all. I 've been
ln love with glamor all
my life, and I feel
fortunate to have been
around it. My home is
clamor."
"It was at the Booth
Theater and they both
were dressed in white
she carried a white
gardenia." Freeman re-
called dreamily "She
threw a cigarette away,
and I kept 1t for years.··
.He also kept every
thing else pertaining to
Crawford, although a
fire rn his Bronx apart
ment wiped out his first
collection. The results or
the second collection,
much of It donated by
Crawford herself, can be
seen in his home.
Donlla Reed Comeback Set?
LOS A~G ELES CAP I -From 1958 to 1966.
m1lhons of televis ion \'1ewers enJoyed the warm
family humor of ''The Donna Re«:<! Show ... Then in
her own quiet way the staroftheseriesdropped out of
public sight. .
Donna Reed. who now lives m Corona del Mar.
ma~ he relurmng to tele\'lsion next season Not ;is a
sen~ star -"I'd never go through that ordeal
again "She 1s considering an occus1onal televi!llon
movie At present she is neeotiatin~ with ABC t<rap·
pear in "Friendly Fire:· adapted from C 0 8 .
Bryant's book about an Iowa couple who took on the
U .S. government ln an attempt to discover how
their son died in Vietnam.
"Imagine --a role Cora M4dwest. m1ddle·aged
American woman!·· she marveled. "They haven't
cutout of Crawfo_rd. been writing that kind of thJng for actresses since arms r~ed. Trophies. the 1930s. -awards, plaques and ·
PHOTOGRAPHS and
pasntingg of Crawford
stare from every wall.
An original painting of
Milton Caniff's Dragon
Lady. donated by the
artist to the StlU' who in·
spared the cartoon
character A hfe-sizc
keys _to cities from _her THE ROLE IS ONE SHE can idenl!£~ \I.Ith.
Pepsi travels. A. hfe During her absence from acting. she found herself
mask from the MGM becominganactivist -againinhcrownmanner.
ma.keupdepartment. "Yes, r·ve been. active in the antl·\\&r move·
Portraits, ad posters. ment and m fighting nuclear power plants.·· she re-
song sheet musa~ are marked. "But I tried to keep a fairly low prorate in
everywhere, eve~ m the the <.>auses. as J have in my ov.n personal life I
bathroom .. !oan s co~: always avoided being up front I tried to m.ake a
turue from Manmkm'. substantial contribution. but in the area of re· ~ bow from the dress 1~ search. getting out newsletttrs, that sort of thine
. The Gorgeous ~lussy · ·· 1 ·m not really a leader of causes. Some people ScrapOO:<>k~ bulging with think that l have been active in women's lib. I
news chpP.mgs. A photo haven't. But perhaps I have contributed to the
album with scores of movement by urglng women to speak out on matters photog_r_aph~ taken by thatconcernthem." Freeman over the years. -, • .
Files .containing 8,000 BORN JN DENISON, IOWA, Donna Reed came
studio photos. And so out of Los Angeles City CoUege to start actine at
forlhandsoforth. MGM when she was 20. She graduated from the
Freeman first became Thm Man, Dr. Gillespie and Andy Hardy serit?s to
acquainted with has 1dcll he<:ome a star with "They Were Expendable.·· She
when he was deuvenng had at all. costarrin~ "ith James Ste\\ art. Alai\
Westerr~ !.J nior. :.e!t>· r,ad~. G!enr. F<'r~ anrl winning the supoortifig.
grams in Now York Cit~. 3Ctrcs:\ Olc;car for ''From Here to Eternity:· Then
"A WESTERN Unton
boy can go anywhere:"
he obt;ervcd. "So J would
go out on lhe platform
when her train arrived
and ~parted. Mine was
the T\' series.
Whv hasn•t she 'ICted since then?
"I J
0
USt wouldn 't do the junk I was offered," she
replied. •· i didn't like the way films were treating
women. Mo!>t of the roles were extremely pass1 \'e -
women in jeopardy, poor stupid souls who couldn·t
help themselves. · ·-
~M la OILY ONtl THl4Tllt IN~
COUNrf 'NHZM YOU CAN ft"f"lfHCf STAii WAllS ON A GIANT 1$ FOOT SCllUN, 111"'-'U.-AllOOOt.8'11~ ITUllO AHO IN OC COMFOllT OI' Oftl ~ OUll ua ~IOOS ~" CKA111a Tiil fOllQ IS WITH 'l'OU AT
lDWA!IOS ICWPOIU CINtlilA.
I
"LET'S SEE, WAS I offered any broads to
play? Yes. 1 believe I was. Either that or monsters.
I certainly didn ·i need that.··
Meanwhile she went through a divorce from her
producer·husband Tony Owen. She finished the up-
bringing of her four children. Penny. Tony. Tim and
Mary • "all of them are now doing their own
thing.·· Three years ago Donna married again. Her
h1.1sband is Grover Aamus. a former \Vest Pointt!r
and army colonel who was an official in the Alyeska
pipe line with headquarters m Seattle.
"For three years I live<J in Seattle and enjoyed
it immensely,·· she remarked. "There ls a lot of the
midwest in Seattle. The people there ·are friendly
bl.It independent: they respect each other·a privacy.
Life centers around the grandeur of the mountains.
the s1ie a! the trees, looking at Mt. Bainler every
day. boating, fishing. sldlng. ·
"FOR nfE FIRST Tlr>: Since I left college, l
\\as without a job. without kid, without a "{ause
What did I do? I became ab sinesswoman.
"Everything had always been done for me.
now l decided to take care of my own affairs. I think
it's important for.women to acquire a kind of bus1·
ness sense. Most of them are afraid to make invest·
mentA, so they rely on the advice of men.··
DoMa and her hus band recently mo,·ed to
Corona del Mar and she is also redecorating a small •
house in Beverly Hills. The time has come. she
believes, to return to "a llttle acting.·· She sighed.
"Having come from the midwest, I am a victim or
the Protestant work ethic.··
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Two-Ume Academy
Award winner Bette Davis. arrives In BeauUtul
Downtown Burbank drivlng a dump truck for her
guest star appearance on NBC's "Laugh-Jn.
Cameo appearances on the special Monday. ·
Sept. s. will be made b)' ~n. Barry ~ldwater, <R·
Ariz.>, basketball supersta( Kareem ~bdul·Jabb&r,
consumer advocate Ralph Nader.,Jnd actors Henry
Winkler. James Garner, Rich 1.Jttle an4 Rod~
McDowall. • ·• · · ·
. •• •• aula
PLUS(PG)
"MONTY PYTHON ANO'
THE HOLY
GRAIL"
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n.· Bev. Mr. Burle• wu
lded t ot the Padtlc ~llUl~H SJDOCI ha 1'75. He
puUni .U.ellca Lutb ran J Cbureb. Los Antelea. f Of' 15
S 1•an pd« to hll elec:tloo. Ho J hH de1rees from Bethany
Collet• In Kanan and Auaustana Tbeolo1lcal Semloar7 iD IWPOis A l~heoo will be served followtn1 Sunday's aemce. The 9:15 a.m . Sunday school cluaes will
t'elUme Sept. u .
*. A bJ1 band dinner dance, sponsored by the
Com lllllty Cllu~k.by tbe Bay. Corona del Mar,
will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 at the New porter Inn,
Newport Beach. The 20-piece Garden Grove Hieb
School band will play music of the 40s and 50s. A
social hour and silent auction are scheduled for 6:SO
p.m. with dinner to be served at 8. Reservations at
$10 per person may be made by telephoning
645-76:50.
tit
Slllr Ra·Ma'a Lot, Harbor Reform Temple of
Newport Beach, will hold its annual Picnic in the
Park from 4 p.m. until dark Sunday. The event will
be at EastbJufl Park, Vista del Oro in Newport
Beach. 11lose planning to attend are asked to bring
their own sports gear and dmner. Dessert will be
provided.
• • Way .. wm bav• Its annual Ometa Meet·
in '1: p.m. SUrid y aUheSanClemtnt.elDn . • hlr lfa.Jda'alot, lfaf'bor Beform Temple, •
Newport Beach, will conduct a S.Uboth atrvlce at
11:30p.m. ne~t Sat\U'day. Rabbi Berna~ Kini will
bead the 1ervtce, a preparation for the Jewtsb New
Year. Th• temple ts a\ 1400 W. Balboa Blvd.
* The Cburc:b of 'Rell1lon Seleac:e of San
Clemente and Saddleback Valley ts offering two
classes, "Creative Mind and Its Law of Optration,"
and .. The Essays of Emersoa," IM:(inniq"' next
wee • 'lbe classes are open to the public on a dona-
Uon basis. They require no prerequisite nor mem·
berah1p ID the church. More in!ormation is avalla·
ble by telephoning 492-8102. .
* Nonlinatioos and elections of officers of
CoaallDe s•nat B'rltb Women will be held at an 8
p.m. Monday meeting at State Mutual Savings and
Loan, 4001 MacArthur Blvd .• Newport aeacb.
Further information is available by ~allin1
534·5181.
* A children's festival is scheduled this wee" at
Peoples Church. 28722 Marguerite Parkway, Mis·
sion Viejo. The festival, featuring Fred Pette and
.the Puppet Tree Gang, will open at 6 p.m. Sunday
and continue each evening at 7:ao p.m. through
Thursday.
* Rabbi Robert Jeremiah Bergman, dean and
rabbi of Israel Academy, Irvine, has been named
fulltime adult education specialist on the staff of the
Bureau of Jewish Education.
Franciscan :Priests Dedication
Of Torah
Due Friday
•
Win Bargain Rights
PlllLADELPHIA CAP> -Franciscan priests, who are sworn to
poverty, have won the right to bargain for higher wages al on~ with lay
faculty members at St. Francis College in southwestern Peb-
nsylvanla.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit €ourt. of Appeals ruled this week that the priests
should be included in the same ·
bargaining unit as their lay coun·
terparts at the four-year, liberal
arts imtitutioo.
Tbe appeals court cautioned,
however; that tts ruling should
not automatically be appliec) to·
similar situations.
ciscan priests traditionally have
given half of their salaries back
to tbe college. And it contended
tt)at sinc.e All o! the F.ranciscan.
priests had sworn a vow ot pover·
ty. the priests were less interest·
ed in higher wages than their lay
THE APPELLATE ruling counterparts.
stemmed from a suit filed THE APPEALS court agl'eed
against the school by the Na· with. the school, It called the
tional Labor Relations ·Board NLRB's premises "arbitraiy"
after the school refused to and ruled, in effect, that the
.bargain with a unit composeQ on-Franciscans have as much of an
ly or lay teachers. · interest in ma.king an additional
The school said it based its re-dollar as anyone else. .
fusal on the 1round that lay -St. Francis College, founded in
teachers alone did not represent 1847 by a smlll group of Fran·
the full faculty, but the NLRB ciscan 'priests, is a coeducational
argued that the priests bad a institution with about 1,200 stu·
special relationship with the dents.
school wbicb made their in-There are about 12 priests and
terests differentrrom those of the about 80 lay teachers on the
lay facqlty, and that the lay faculty. st. Frant:is is located in
faculty unit could therefore Loretto, Pa., Cambria County,
bargain on its oWtl. about 1JO miles east of Pitts-
The NLRB noted that the Fran· burgh.
~mouth Cm'8r~atfonal Cfmrch
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SCIMDA T SIAVICIS-MO a IO:JO A.Mo
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DL JOHM UHDYALL PASTOR
•
The first Torah of COD·
gregation B'nai Tzedek,
FQuntain Valley, will be
dedicated at s abbath
services next Friday. The
Torah will be presented by
Dr. Burt Willis of Hunt·
ington Beach in honor of
the Bar Mitzvahol his son.
Bruce.
Steven Lesse r , con·
gregation president. and 1
the temple's s piritual
leader Rabbi Stephen J.
Einstein, will take part in
the ceremony.
The service. will also
commemorate the first ap·
niversary of the congrega.
tion. ' A Slichote s ervice,
· "prayers of forgiveness.''
is scheduled at 10 p.m.
Saturday as preparation
.for the High Holy Days.
The congregation meets at
First United Metbodi..st
Church, 18225 Bushard St .•
Fountain Valley.
MIRZVAH MOBILE BRINGS JUDAISM TO STREET CORNERS
Rabbi Shumuet Butman; Pinstriped Sult, and Aides Talk to Youth •
~Mitzvah' Rol~ Along
Mobile Units Stress Hassadic Importance
NEW YORK (AP> -A man
was carrying a heavy load of
rocks up a steep hill on a hot day,
sweating and stumbling under
the weight. A bystander asked if
he might add sun another stone
to the load, and the burdened
man blurted an angry refusal.
Later, another man was carry •
ing an equally heavy sack of
diamonds up the same st~p bill,
b...tt he bore it happily, whistlin1 a
tune. A bystander asked if he
might add still another diamond
to the precious cargo, and the
man welcomed it with a sinile.
·'A pleasure indeed, go right
ahead."
The story is o.ne of the great,
old tales of Hassldic J.udaism
that points tn a truth, and in this
case, it was used by Rabbi
Shmuel M. Butman to explain
bow the Ha.ssidim bear the heavy
reg1men of their detailed, exact·
ing Jewish orthodoxy, yet do it
gladly and with verve.
"IF JUDAISM is just a
rigorous burden, it means agony,
bµt if it's a diamond, adherence
to its law ~ beautiful and joyous
-it's happiness," he said in an
interview, citing the movement's
livel.r and spreading tactics to re-
vive traditional Jewish prac-.
tic es.
Jn regard to the 613 command·
ments oC the Torah, the first five
books of the Bible, he said the
Hassidim "go beyond the call of
duty. They do more than duty re.
quires, and do it with more spirit,
energy and enthusiasm. That's
why sineing and dancing plays
such an important role in
Hassidiclife."
Rabbi Butman, 3', director of
the youth organization of the
Lubavltcb movement, the major
branch of the ultra-orthodox
Hassidim that originated in
eastern Europe two centuries
ago, says the youth group's
"Mitzvah Mobiles" have now
fanned out across th.is country.
and al.so abroad.
"It's a growing opera-
tion,"besaid.
Pretendous?
Scieru;e Warned of Limits
NEW YORK (AP> -Theology once reigned as "queen"ofall
intellectual disciplines, but it had to repent its predominating
pretensions. Now, the overruling standard of thought is science.
Does it, too, need to confess its inherent UmitaUons?
Indeed, it does, says the Rev. Dr. Langdon Gilkey of the
University of Chicago Divinity School.
He says the kind of absoluteness and sovereignty now
claimed by science may lead to the kind of downfall and rejection
""&uffered by religion for its past posture of authority over ~l
truth.
.. QUEEN RELIGION." WIDCH held supreme sway over all
fields of inquiry in the Middle Ages, was saved from total bQlsh·
ment only because theologians made a serious re·evaluatlon of it,
be says. admitting its limitations.
But the scientific method. he adds, still holds to its ima&e of
cultural supremacy as the sole source or valid information, but it,
too, may be dethroned by the te<;bnological society it has created
-and disappointed -unless it. recognizes its limited, conditional
role. .
"SCI.ENCE AND APPUED SCIENCE -Uke every ~r
aspect of human creativity -must learn to live and deal with the
vast ambiguity of their own creativity," be says, lest it distort·
and obscure the wider reality.
But "the lesson of history, and now of the history of a scien.
tific culture -and also the message of the Gospel -is that it is
the very creativity of man that can spell bJs doom, that his
knowledge can be turned into blindness, and his power into self.
destruction," Gilkey says.
d
GUILTY VEao1cr AGAIN ·~ Davld Andrew Jonea, 12 of
u , wu returned in a circuit c:ow1 in Lane Cowu.y. Senleocb;a
' wat def erred pendmc Jones· appeal or a previous rape conviction. Tb6'cue tnvolved the Sept.14, 1975, rape of Anita L. Roberta, 19,
of Everett. Wash. The rncidenl occurred on the Univ rally of Ore1on
cam.pus as she repor~ly waa wallun& to a cburcb oraaniJation
mffUnc Mi Roberts died 11 days later tn Everett. A PolJce report in-
ltoducfd at the trial said she dted "under circumstances indicating
probable swdde ·
BARNES, WHO PROSECUTED THE case, satd lhe tape re·
cordina was made by Eueene pohce, whom the victim called shortly
alter the rape. In the conversation with police, she described her as-
sailant.
Barnes said Miss Roberts later was examined by an emergency
room physician who found evidence of rape.
Other evidence at the trial included testimony from the victim's
parent.5, pohce and her doctor. Barnes 'Said. He said blood taken
from under Jones' fingernails matched the victim's type.
ORCUIT COURT JUDGE EDWIN Allen denied admissibility
of the recording, but the Oregon Court of Appea¥ later allowed it.
The tape was admitted as evidence because it was considered an
·•excited utterance'' under common case law, Barnes said.
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the passing of people in the
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attention to the hitchhiking
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SaJ.dleback 'Course O/f ers TechiUques I' •
The fact that a woman wieldU\I a 1tratealcally-
held ring of car keys can stave Off a determined as-sailant should be no surprise an<l that'• what Enid
Kaplan hopes to prove. this fall at Saddleback
College.
and how to physically protect ounelves," said Ms.
Kaplan.
Participants in U\e clus wall be tau1ht a
number ol aelf·detense measures, includlna the
use o( purse ..n.tdeouch as oar keys u We.ttPonL
She'll be teaching Phy.91cal Education 91 -a
one-unit, "no-holds barred'' CO\lrse on rape preven-
tion and self-defense for women. UIE COURSE ALSO STRE8.5ES where to JO
and what to e)Cl)ect both emottonally and le1ally
should a rape occur Guest speakers will includi
law enforcement otficers. lawyers and tepresen.
taUves of the Women At a inst Rape group.
ACCORDING TO THE INSTRVCl'OR. PE 91
employs a lesson plan of assertiveness trainin&,
rape avoidance, emotional coping and legal pro-
cedures. Though the language is academic. the
premise is basic self-preservation.
"We learn how to avoid a dangerous encounter
• Four sections of t.be class will be taurht this'
fall. including two at the Mission Viejo colleae cain-
pua and two at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta
lion.
Job Training
Sessions Set
Vocational training classes in a
variP.ty of occupations will be of-
fered through the Coastline
Regional Occupational Program
<CROP> beginning Sept. 12.
The job training program is
sponsored by Huntington Beach,
Newport-Mesa, Tustin, Irvine
and Saddleback Valley Unified
School Districts.
High school students 16 years
and over and adults living m
these school districts are eligible
to take CROP classes.
For further information, call
the CROP office in Costa Mesa at
979-1955.
Berkeleyites
Pinn Party
Alumni of UC Berkeley will
host their annual "Berkeley at
the Beach" party Sunday from
10:30 a.m. to 6 pm. on the beach
between Corona del Mar and
Laguna Beach
The part.\. whrch costs SJ.SO for
adults and SI children under 14.
will be held b e tween
S<!otchman'!I <::ove-and the Irvine
Equestnan Center at a location
to be marh'<.1 with blue and gold
s igns
.
Rescue Training : I
DivJrs Certified
In College Class
Requirements for the basic
scuba certification can be met
' through a Saddleback College
course being offered from 8 a.m.
to noon Fridays.
In addition Lo meelulg these re-·
quirements. the class will offer
"a good deal more coverage on
physical and biological aspects
of the marine environment and
safety and rescue techniques ...
according to instructor Robert
Spivack
.. TllE IDEA IS TO give as
much open water experience as
time allows and to turn out the
best possible divers for the ad-
vanced diving courses in the
marme technician program," ex-
plained the instructor who holds
a master's degree m biological
science
Students m the course will need
to rent necessary wv~ equip·
ment.
REGISTRATION FOR all fall
semest.er courses is bein~beld. af
the college. '
Further mformation may b~
obtained by calling the ad!
missions office at 831-2940 or
.(95-1000.
Three Arch
Board Elects
Four positions on the Ttfree
Arch Bay Community Services
board of directors will be deci9ed
by election Nov. 8. Deadline for
filing as a candidate is 5 p.m.
Friday.
To qualify as a director. the
candidate must be a registered
elector living within the distric:t.
Filing is at the office of th~
RegistrarofVoters, 1300S. Grandi
Ave., Santa Ana.
Further information is availa-
ble by calling the registrar's or ...
free at 834·2244 and asking for the!
candidate filing section. •
Candidate Filing
Deadline's Friday
TEMPLE BATYAHM · ~ H-1 .._ f,..,,,,,I j
St. Andrew's fltretbyhri• "
HIGH HOUD; Y SERr;ICE /
600 St.An*ew1I
Three pos1llons on the Cap1sttano Bay Com-
munity Services District board of directors will be
decided by electron Nov. 8. Deadline for filing as a
candidate is 5 p m . Friday
To qualify as a director, the candidate must be
a registered elector living within the district. Fiiing
is at the office of the Registrar of Voters. 1300 S.
Grand Ave., Santa Ana.
Further information is available by calling the
registrar's office at 834-2244 and asking for the can-
didate filing section.
Mewport leach • . r
ROSH HASHONAH: Ai·oo p M Monday, Sept , 2 ............... ~ o;oo A. M
Tuesday. Sept 13 .............. ' 1:30 P.M.
Children's Servtce •••••••• .!.. · ·
YOM ICfPPUR: t )S:OO P.M. Wednesday. Sept. 21 •••• (K ,..,o:ooA·M
Thursday, Sept. 22 ........... · • 1·.30 p'u.'
Children's Service •..• • • •• •• • · "" Ylskor (Memorial & etr ). · ·· · .3·30 PM
Setvices conducted by Martt S. Miller .
Assisted by Cant Ila Faye J
lnlonnat1on & Tlcke 14-644-1999
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Of' F. K. Beshore. Sr .• DO. LIT.D, PH.C>
Don Staples. F. K. BeshOre,Jr •
' 4.M-S..., SdlMI I A.M.-"Ttfl BSUUICTIOM" . aav. pON STANS
6:JO '~ i.:' .="s:" 'IHI
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W1d11Hdilv-7100P.M.
Adult Bible StudY-New Llf•Youth
CHRIST C:EHll':RED 1111.1 TEACHIMG
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ll9CTTTICIUS tlUSlllDS NAMaSTATSMalfT TM......,...,...,.....,...._ PUBUC NOTICE -·= oceeu.e 1Hn1uo.t Ol!SIGNS & ~ICTITIOUS •USINHS
OEallu.• 1¥l'OltTS, 117 Utb St., NAM«$TATl!MUIT
H...-rt8Ncll.C.llf,'*2. Tiit followll'lll l*'D\ I• dol!ll bull· oaec:MtAH Ot•Ml!ltT -UltSULA MSUS:
McaltEAltTY,. .1~7 Uttt "-• """9rt FOUNTAIN Rl!AL ESTA Te, 10541
.. Kll.c.llf . .,.nu. l!llls •-. FOUO\Alln V•ll•.,, c.111. Tllla Minna It COftCNded l>'I' a f210I
• e it• r a I P a r I ft e r s II I P • HaYQW Corporation (a Calif0tnla
Ol!aOlt .. H Oll!MERT cor11«atlonl 9042 Fl119 Harbors Lii
UMULA MeaRl!ARTV Huntington Buell, CA 926.46 ••
Tiiis stllement •• Ill.a with IN Tiiis lluslnlu Is conlf!Kted bv a c0t-Countr C1ett10f Ora1191 UIUnt'f J1tlv 2', POratlon. Jtn. Newton 0. Hayn, ftrn.
"7M71 Tiiis si.tement ••s fifed •Ith the
Putlll"*' ~_.. Coast 0.11'1' Pilot County Cler• of OranQe County on •uoust._1s,.,,21, 1m ~n Auoustt, 1tn,
PVBUC NOTICE "''"' Publlthecl Oranv-Coast Oally Pilot,
August 1>. 20, 21, Sept. 3. 1tn
3157.n
PICTIT10USMISIN•ss
T11t ,.:::s:!!~::!i119 bllM· PUBLIC NOTICE
rwsses:
TEX .. ON COMPANY, 15601 l"ICTITIOUSaUSINIESS
ProOu<er L-. Hunt1119ton Beach, NAME STATEMENT C.I"~~ Tiie foll-•nii pet'SOtl Is dotnQ busl-
AlllM1 w.lno-nH. 4302 PIOwklc neu ...
Cl"''·· HwltfftQtOft leacll, CAllfornl• SECRET4RIAL SERVICE ev ~ SUSAN,llSS Vie Udo. Ste 315, N4tWpc>rt
Tiiis .,.,.,,.., Is 1>11119 conducted by Beach. Calif«nl•'2663
an lndlvlct.lat Susan Ven Ide, 1"32 Venec:la Lii., Albartw.lngardt ' VorbaLlnda.Callfornfee-..
Tiiis ._, tiled •1111 tlla Count'I' Tiiis buSIMU Is conctucted by en ,.,_
CIW110fOfangeCountyonAIU(a.1, 1tn dlvielual.
"1'1V SUsan V M> Ide
Publlslled Or-COUt Oallv Pilot, Tllf1 statement WH hied witll u.. Aug.•, 13,20,17, lffl Count., Cle<lc of Orange County on s.-n Auoust 12.1m .
PVBUC NOTICE
Fetm Publlsllad Oranoe Coest Oelly Pilot
Auo 20. 21. Se9t 3, 10, 19n 3623-77 /
"ICTIT10US aUSINl!SS NAME STATEMENT
Tiie tollowlno per10M are dof119 t>vsf·
nessas
81FC:O, 1095' LA Terrua AWflue.
FountA11nV.ilC1Y"70I nessas· 8erN1rd Franlclln Wlttenber9.
GOL08eRG &. 45 "" ,,,.._. • ·• • F I I v 11 1m 1 s-., ,.Mlt ore ... Sult• TsS, c;;;;; .errau .. ve. oun an a ey
CA'27M vine, Caryl I.ff Wlltenberg. 1~ LA
Jlldlllle llonnle GolCIOe Terrau Aw., Founteln Valley, CA ChrlSllllta onw. M1u1on vi. n1oa
mis Tiiis business ls conducted by an In Tiiis bllslness Is condUcled by dlvfdual
dlYICIYal. 8.F. Wlttenber9
Judltlle GolclllerO Tiiis state~1 •H fifed •ff!\ Ille
Tl>IS si.tament 'l'l'U fll4d •1111 t ounty Ci.rt< of Ounge County on A~ count.,CleftcotOrangeCountvon4uo 1m.
1 s.1m. ""'111
Publlllled Or-eo.st oauv"~='. Ii. bllllled Orange Coest Oelly Piiot • •• ._ st 13, 20. 11, Sepe. 3. 1m 350s-n 4U9Ust13._20,J7,S.pt.J,ltn :USt-77
PUBLIC N011CE
fllCTITIOUS aUllNIHS
NAMll ITAT•M•N'T neu as: The fellowlng pe..-n ere doing boisl· CANN
nns .. : 23471 Los ALACAR MANUFACTURING, C.lllomta nos. LaQuna Hill,,
*5 "ac.ntl• Ave., COit• #MM, CA. ,.atrldl O'
'2t%7 Ado,,_, Lag
O¥y Owlr'" YedWOnlc. 4715 War• ... 0. 8oa '2 _.,"'-Mu.a
reit St., Rlvenldt, CA. '2J03 92'77
Shlt'ofl """ YedarOllk. 471S WW· Tiiis buslnHS Is nn St.. ltl~. CA. nm , lftcorporm1ec1 •sx:l Tiiis tlUll'*I Is condllc:ted bV ait lit-.,.!'1Mnhlp. ott>er 11\aft a
clMclYlll: PMrldt c:..n._ OetY C. Vecterllnlc Tiiis _ _. was f
Tiiie ~ "" 111ec1 "'"' ,.. c-tv oer11 ot Or• c-tJ Cln of Orllfltl .C:...nt., on August ts, 1tn
Aupll J, "77.
Glidden Spred Gel-Flo Paint, the "
exterior alkyd houH paint that flows
on test, covers with 1 coat.
Reg. 15.49
fantastically
spreadable ··
for· neater
pa~nt Jobs
Have a new houae without moving ... spread oo a
ooat of Glidden ~crytlc Latex Spred Hou" Paint It
goes on euler than you'd ever believe, dries fut. Is
non-c:haJktng and the rwult9 wlll put you In your
neighbor'• envy. Now at 1peclal savings. Reg. 12.89
gallon
. '
Lay down a •trip of muklng \ape
and you won't go over the tine. This
t• the big 3/4 In. wide 60 yd. roll.
]] MPG HtGHWAY
23 MPG CITY
loMd on te.. ,....... of tests c..-W
or cwtlfltd by the U.S. In•.......,.
rrofKtlOll .49HCf flie fypk:.. fOt
........ of Miis ~Is ntlMoted to tie
2J MPG city. 33 MrG ....... .,. v ...
ochlal ~ -v •fll'Y·
Ser. J2C11 ~7U~32
EOUIPPED WITH: ~ 4 cylinder 140 cubic
inch engine & standard
transmission
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
NEW 1977
FIREBIRIS ·
IMMEDIATE DBIVERY
,
' . s97 e ,, ~~MONTH
TOTAL iow11 OltlY ·s395
CASH OR TRADE
$395. total down payment. 48 monthly payments of $97.79 includes tax &
license. Deferred price $5088.92. APR 13.48% on approved credit.
NEW 1977 PONllAC
GRAND .PRIX
lilMEllAIE IEllvERY
U MODEL ·
SJ MODEL
J MODEL
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Tilla .......... -fll.O wlTll tlle °""""'a.. .. o....-c-•• ... ~U."'1 ,. ... ~ Or-CNtt o.lly l'Ool ...... ..,.s. J 11,1m ,...n
rvauc NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
HSflS
SU ... "IOtt GOUltT 01' Tifll
STATa O\l CALI l'OlllNIA l'Olt
nta COUNTY 01' OllANO• Su~rlor ~~tll• Stele ol c.111or ... -. -.r ew c.oumv ot 0r eft9*
In llW Matter 01 Ill• 1!'1•t• ot
HAlllllVW. ellANOl!L.. l>KHM<I
Notl<e Is !Wrelly 91,,... to crec1111w1
IMvllll Clal-999ln11 Ille sakl 0.C,-
-1 to fife said clalrn• tn Illa Office of
Ille ctertc Ill .,,. •torHakl court or lo
prawn! tlwrn 10 Illa ...,.,.toned •I llW
office ot SONGER. LEAVELL.
llC>tillEll & JORGENSON 1'7l• Cl-
Aw .• flalll,_.,. CA 9070.. which 14111«
Office Is h •••of bu\inen of h -
dllrlltned In •II mallen Pl'r1•1"1"9 lo
said o lal• Suell cl••m• w1111 Ille
neceuMV _.,._, m1111 lie llled or
prnenled H •for•,..ld wllhl11 lour
""°'""'~ ll'tt llrsl pUbllcallon of thla nock•
O•le(!Auvu\12, 1'n Doro4,,.,, L 9,..,.,.
1!11KU1orollt1ewlll
GllwklOK-
SONOaa. t.aAVl!Ll.
llOHllall & JOllGl!NS.ON
AH~Law HZMO_A,...
a.411-,CA-
P"blllhed Ora11oe COHI Dally Pilot,
AllQ .•• 1J, 20, 27, 1'77
3•44.71
PUBLIC NOTICE
IUPf:llll04111 COURT
Ol'CAl.ll'ORNIA
CIOUNTY 01' ORANOI:
7teChlc Qfltw Orlw W•ll
.-aAlla.CA'27"
C.. Numlllw 1t-SUMMC>fll
Plelllllllt: LUZ M. CHAVEZ. Mid llOSEMARV CHA\IEZ, a minor, t>y
en4 lhtougfl LUZ M CHAVEZ, lier
Gwardlen eel Lllem . ...., MAN UEL A
OIAVEZ
tf11'77
~tt1nous •USINIU NAiii& STATtMllNT .,.,,.'°'.....,,. __ .,. .............. .... :
W0A P"°PElllTIES, IOt Via Nie.a 14••Pof\ llMcn. CA. 9'M3 ........... 01a.r Ar"'i~_, '°' VI• Nice,~ .. adl, CA. 9264.1
°*1ft M. Oefwly, ~ Kiio W•Y, Laoun. 9Nc:ll, CA. '2U1
T...,.... It. WallllM. 1M02 Slerre
Perla, 1rv1,., CA. •
This b<lslneu Is cOfl®ct..i by .•
vener•I partnerM!lp.
Wtn. 8. Armslr-Tllls stet-1 wu lllMl•Wllll t~
County Oen of Or-C.O....ly on Aug.
PUBUC NOTICB
PUBUC NOTICE
PICTIT10UI eu1.n••S1
lllAMllTATaM•NT
The lellewifte-llN •• ... ,,.WAI· MU•:
HIU .. 00. t04lt M<o.11111 0.1,.., Gllrdllft~, CA'2'41
1!.H, J.Clr Hlll ...CS Blllle M Hiii,
1°'°2 Ao\<Danlll Ort•, ~rdlen Gro,..,
CA92'41
Tiiis bull'*''' Wino conduc19d by • Qefltral pal'tN ..... E.H • .JaclrHlll
Tiits II~ 111..t wltll Ille COUl'll'f
Clerlr Of Or .. Olvnly *" AllOUtl 16, 1'71 • ,. ... ,,
Publlsfted Oranve Con t D•lly PlloC,
A119u,1 27,~pe.J, I0, 11, 1977
U, 1'77. 'PMJ -.,..-----------..,,.-
Publlshecr 0r.,.. c.oasr Dally Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE
Au9ustV,S.1'1emberl, 10, 17, 1917
~n
PUBLIC NOTICE
''CT1nou1 •UllN•U NAMa ST ATUH~
TM 1o11-1no peraon 11 dolllf 11Uatneua1.
IEACH TIMI! llll!AL TV, 2111
l'ICTITIOUl eUSINl!SI M.,IN , Balboa hlW , CA. '2 .. 2
MAMl!STATUllaNT Ell&aDelll A MHchell, , O. loll
The lol-..0 __,, .,. dol119 IMISJ. ,53, 201S IC-. Clwolwtdel M¥, cA.
nen ., nus •
EASTERN TEAIC FURNITURE. Tlll'l buolt>Hs I• C~t9CI by an
ISU Mesa Vffde 0.lve Easl, Cosl• lndM-1 Mew~c.Ama l!llUO.tfl A MllC"911
Olll>-"'-'tl Lee, U l So. McPtterrln Ti.I• 11a1-1 was 111..t wltll tlle
Ave . •L.""""'_..,P.,1',CA•l7S. county Oerti: ol Or~ County on Oll~""'a Laa. Siii Fir . 23 Alley 2. A119 .. 11u. ttn
l •,,. "°· Sec11on s. Na111o.1no E. Rd.. ,..,.
h ipel, Taiwan, Reo. Of 0.11\a PuOllShed Or-Coas1 O•llv Piiot. ~no Laa. )rd Fir , t7 Alley A"VU'U7, S.PlemllerJ.10. 17, 1'77 2, LAftl UO, Sec1ioft S, NaMlnQ E. Rd., Jt•77
Taipei, Tai-. itep Oii Ollne
Clll-K.Ulft9 0-, tt7 Section 2, Ton
Hotl W. SC., Telpel, Telwan, Ret>. 01 PUBUC NOTICE
Clllnt -----------v-.Shlnv Chiou, 2'0-1 Secilon 2. • L•OALNOTlal •
Sltl·Y'*I llld , T•f~I. h lwan. 1te11. of Wt. •I LINIC STORAGE UlllfTS, 2tt2
Clllne. l(lfLVIN AVENUE, llllVIN•. CA.
Tiiis buifnetl fs ce»Muct..:I b y • '2114, county Of ORAlllGE, "'"* ,. oeMrel~p. <or<hotattor,.ykftOWllesHllltllElllT
°"'""Hunq l..ff PORTER Tlltte records constll.,1•
Tiiis Uafernent w•• filed with Ille l•sf 20 ""'en Of l•w IW'atlfc~ Due lo the
County Cl.,_ of 0 ••119" County 011 l•cl ••111 on unit of HERBERT Auousl13, t911. PORTER"*• not been ,..,d tor ov~r 1
""'" v~er QOOd• wlll be out uo for ~•• •nd PubOshed Or•~ Co .. t O•llY Piiot. r~cord\ will be dUtroy•d. Dut1u•n1 lo
A1>9usl 17, S.PI l , 10, 11, 1917 S•cloon l'IM or Ille C•lllornf4 Clvll
l1ff·17
PUBLIC NOTICE
""" HoTICf: TOCllllOITOllll ..._a..tms
SUP•lllOlt COUATO" THE STAT a Ol'CAL.,OaNIA "0111
TN a COUNTY 01' OR ANG£
In IM M•llar of tlle Est•le ol
HOWAllOE MILLER. l>Keawd
NOTICE IS HE11£8Y GIVEN to
COd• S.•19d bids wlll lie .tcc•oled S..I•
•I II.DO A M on S.OI I, 1911 on pre
mlsn wt.re said pr-rry ,,., bffn
Uort<I
PU041SIWCI Or anve Coesl O•fly Pilot.
A1>9usll•. 25. u. 21. H , 1' :JO. 1tl7 •
310. n
PUBLIC NOTICE
Oefe11dants ELEANO R G HUDSON J OSEPH VERH DAILY Ctt<ll lan ....,,,. clalms aoalnsl IN
JACIC o'~SMOHO CRAWFOR O' Miid de<edMI to Ille uld <l•lms In, ...
DORIS MARJORY McMAHON AUTO Olfoo o11i. crn ol u. aforesaid c--.
ltENTAU . INC., ...cs DOES I i11roug11 ~'°.:;:,,Ulee~::Wo~:r:;ic::
SU ... 11109! C:OUlllTOP TMll
STATIIOflCAll'OllNIA 1'0111
TM•COUNTYOl'°"ANOa .... AMT1.
NOTICI Ofl lflAlllN• 01'
t'llTITIOlt POlt t'ttOeltft Ofl WILL
ANO POlt LSTT81ll TllTAA ... 111·
TAaY, flOtl AUTMO"llATIOtf TO
AOMINllT•" UNDea TMa
INDa ... NCMlltT ADMINllT•ATIOtt
llTA'taSACT,
XXX, lllClwlw
To ttte o.48ftdanls: ,/'<lvn complain! NATIONAL TllUST SAVINGS AS· 11ti -., 111«1 bl' t1'e pl•llllfft& eoa/Mt SOCIATl~. IOI N. ~In SlrMI, Tr wst
you, If.,.,.. wllll tD defend tlll• iawlUll, 0.!'I •• SM!a AN.. CA '2101, '*"'°' lat·
you """' 1119 In tllb <OW1 • ,..,1.,_,, ler office ls u.. place Of 11ut1neu of t1W
Pl•edlno tn ...._ .. to "" <DIYlol•lrrt YIWM"91ed In "I l'ftttten perta1111no (or • Wf'ltt9!1 or orll pl-l1>9 11 lo MIG"*•· Suell clal-with !tie
I • • necessary wuc'*'t must be fifed or JuSlk• Cowt wltlll" •days after 11111 pruentt<t es aforeHld •lllllll lou sum..-s Is Mnoecl on you otllerwl•. . r your dill.wit w111 ~ .,.ltnld on •ppllu· monll'lt-'ler ttw flNt PlllMIC•llan Ol lllls
!Ion toy "" jll•lnllflS Mid Ille court tn•Y "°:::C:ec1 A 1 It "" .,,,., • l~t •o•'"'' you ror tN • 11a'::oF"iv.\e'A1cA =.:.~,,., refit! •equetl9d II\,,.. NATIONAi.
lly.,.wttllf•-*tlleMYk•ef •llat-TRUSTSAVIHGS ASSOCIATION W.y '" W• mattw, Yell -.ild • '* Eqcut~ottllewlller _...,.ty te tr..t '°"' lll9Hlne, II Mty, said decedent ,,,., ... , .... 911tkne. •
Ottec!SeP4 17 mt WILLAllD "· HllTZLl!Y • • .ut-y·at.Law Wll.LIAM e St JOHN, Cl••~ SMITH, NaTJLaY a CUutlNS BvMan anO. euro..,,.11, O.outy 15121 AM!Hftst.. ,.,0 .... ,.,
ISf:ALI L• ,_,CA '1747
eYlllNH&BYlllNH Pulllltned ~~ Cotj\ De lly P llol
An.,.."at u... '°'UO 20,21,s.,c.J, 10, 1m f10l.n 1712'"'1tl ....... •y ..... Olflca .... .
S.llteAAe, CA met
Tel: C7Ml-...s1
........... l'tallltiltt
l'\I041"'9d 0r..,..,. CNst D•lly Piiot,
AUQVst 13. JO, t1, 5etM J. ttl1
JS17-77
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
Ellllle OI HOeAllT O. IJllOWN, ..._ , ......
NOTICE IS "e•••v OIVllN !twit
"'-"llJOllll E MC l(AY elllOWH IMa lllN ,,., ..... pefltlen few ~ ...
WHI Md'°' Lltller's Test~ry, Hr
eulllorlUllon to A4rnlnllter Under !fie 1,.._ndeftt Admlftllltatlon of l!sutn
Act, '*'-It• to Wllldl Is made for
lurtller Ptt'l<u!ers, and tlltt 1119 time
and pie« Ol -lnQ Ille MftW Ml beal'I
Mt tor Setit. IJ. lt71, ti tO:oo •-·In
1rw cou~ of Oe!Nlrl,,,..,t He. J ot
said court, et 700 Civic Cemer Ori,..
Wnt, Ill lllt City ol hnt• Ane,
Celllornle.
O•ted A11Qo11t 1t, 1'17.
WIWAM I . ST JdMN
c-tvClerli
D0"A R. NYMAN mtlM~--LAA ........ CA ....
Tehlt!J)JIMlll
Aft_..., .. , l"ltlll.-
l'vblltlltd 0r"'99 Coast o.11y "'lot
AytuSt3',J7,S..C--1. tm 171t-11
PUBUC NOTICE
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In tJda newer.aper ii •ub·
jed. to I.he ecleral F Ir
Hou•in1 Act of 1981
which makes tl Ulqal to
1tdvertiae "any pre· luence, UmltaUon, o.r
discrf mlnation based on rat e:· color, religion, sex.
or natJonal ori1in, or an
Jntention to maJte lny
such preference, Umlta·
tion, or discriminaUoo."
This ~ewapaper Will not
k.nowlnf ly accept any
adve rt sin & ror real
estate which is ln viola·
Uoooflhelaw,
.......................
1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• So.COCllf~
Splashy Greenb~k. 3+
Fam. Pool, jac. Cream·
. pt.if $96,200.
I
; 2 Sty Republic. Super
ho~e. but yard needs
T.L.C. A green thumber .
Save thousands.
Pot Contrell
Realtors
548-9607
•SPLASH•
& frolic, fOl' the fun Jov·
ing famUy. Huge pool,
yard, lam-rm, 3 Br, 2
frplc's. many xtra
amenlt.iea. Come see for
youreelf. ..
()peQSun 1·5, or by appt.
2338COLGATE
(Colle.&.e Park) At.t 942.2237
or 548· 14.25
ADULT CONDO
Just beaut1fuJ, centrally
located . Bring fussy
buyers. This is in tip-top
shape. SSS,000. Please
call 962· 7788.
• KE'.Y
Sll'-VIEW
Balboa Island, $235,000. •••••• CM. 4500 SQ.FT, Pool
sauna, jacuzzi, $175.000.
RUCKIR REALTY
642-4758
.NOW
lS
JUST LISTED •
5-faAM
TUES .. WED., THURS., 7-10 PM SAT. 9-12 AM
$9UO mtill ildllll$ t111Mek and lectlftS
OFFICES SERVIMG YOU
~
COATS &WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
NOWS78,500
For thls super sharp
Dnrfleld 2 bedroom
townhome. Nicely up·
graded carpets, drape_f1 floor coverings a11a
MORE. Shows like a,
model. Call to see
.• ~~ HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
A8't; ... ... , ...
Delightful family
home, someth\Jlg
for everyone .
Hidden away
MASTER SUITE.
Xtra huce
childrens quarters.
country kitchen,
w /complet~
facilities. Warm
fireplace & much
much more. Only
$105,000. Century
21 S. Coast Plaza.
556-6901.
ZOO....;,,...+ C ..... Dr.
......,.. ~It 6'°'5H7 '
,.
macnab I lrvtne
realty
FIMEI HOMES
ROM $51,500 TO S I ,lS0,000
#ti UNDA ISLAND
Lg. living rm: family rm; formal
dining; Master suite & Guest BR -
all w/bay vtew. Gracious 5 BR
home w/42' boat pier & slip. AGBfY
OM PllMSES SAT & SUH 1·5 PM.
CAU. '7l-tl4Z. <K-24 )
WESTCUFF IEAUTY
Beautiful, ~tter than new 4 BR
home w/totally redecorated, all-
n e w kitchen. Lots of brick -
French doors -traditional charm + lots of trees & secluded street.
$169,500. OP84 SAT & SUH l ·S PM.
1106 ESSEX LM. (K-25)
SUPBST AR-nu.AMO VIEW!
Spyglass Southport model. 5 BRs +
spacious bonus rm. & family rm.'
Ready for immediate occupancy!
OP84 SAT & SUH 1·5 PM. 41 IOOEGA
IAY. (K-26)
OP&4 SAT & SUH 1-5 PM
I 307 SAHTIAGO COOVER
SHOIES/WESTCLIFF ARIE.Al. Least
expensive 4 BR home in area; 21h
bath; dining rm ; beautiful walnut
panel<:d den .(strt:ssed for another
rm) w/wet bar: courtyard entry;
covered patios; sec. s ys tem :
landscaping by Beeson. Room for
pool. Do drop by! $215.000. CK-27)
IEAUTY IH THE ILUFFS
OPB4 SAT & SUH 1-5 PM. 3 BR. 21/2
bath +spacious family or dining
rm. Handsome vinyl wallpapers in
•kitchen & baths. New plus h light-
beige carpeting. Detached 2-car
garage & private patio. Reduced to
$116.500. 26l2 VISTA DEL ORO.
<K-28>
PHASE II "CAlMa"
Located on quiet cul·dt-sac. Private
patio off m aster s uite w/spa .
Es tate-sized lot offerlng total
privacy. OP&4 SAT ~ SUM 12·5 PM.
I '79 PORT TllHtTY CIRCLE. HARIOll
VIEW HOMES. CK-29)
OPa. SAT & SUH 1·5 PM
727 BELLIS. EASTBLUFF. Lgs(
Lusk built 1-story w/lovely views ! 4
BRs. 2""2 baths. formal dining &
family rm. Room to add on or pool.
Lus h low-m a int. landscaping.
Reduced for quick sale -$167,500!
CK-30)
HAUOR VIEW OPEN HOUSE
2015 PORT CHELSEA. SAT• SUH l·S
PM. Prettiest "Montego" ever! 1-
level w/4 spacious BRs. many,
many bricks & thick plantings com-
prise an extraordinary setting.
Pr.ivacy oriented location. Put this
on your "MUST SEE" List! <K-31)
SUNSHINE NRSONIFfED
Bright & sunny 3 BR home \v/fami-
ly rm, formal dining area, dramatic
atrium off mastt:r bath, highly up-
graded interior & beautiful gardens
set off by sparkling_ 20x40' pool.
Drick deck -lg. overhang for your
hanging baskets. $169,500 fet:. San-
die Fix 644-6200. (K·32)
UMDA ISU SPICTACUIAR
Su~b residence on the tip of the
isle -over 110' on the Bay!
Beautiful swimming pool, fountain
& jacuzzi +its own lg. dock! Inside
18' dbl entry doors .DCtends almost
7 >000 sq.ft. or western quarry m~.
paneled oak, antique copper & fine-
ly wrought ar chitectural d~tail . 5
BR suites; stud~ w/full bar; fa mily
rni w/soda fountain; billiard room ;
e l evator. F or a ppt.. o r c~lor
brochure. -Cathy Schweickert
~. (K-33)
279'l CIRCLE DR.
C.F. COLESWORTHY
64M020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
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IUILDEllS ACRIA.~E
Vac lot, R·4 zoned. 1.13 Ac. 16 Units. Potential
$12,000 per uml in Co-Back Bar art:a. CNEL
65.
R·I LOT $16,SOO
A b(,uut. buildable lot In Meadowview. Ex.cl
area in Ranch() CA. J ust l~s than "la Ac. cor loc.
60 Mi from O.C.
CAREY ~RD 3036 OREA~ DRIVE:
CORCT\4 DEl MAR . CA . 9Wl5 PHONE: (714) 675-5321 ---
GeMrOI 1002
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THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND!
180 DEGIEE VIEW!
3 Bdrms., den & family rm., 3 fuJl
baths: in Corona del Mar's prestigious
view area ... the best of everything in
this immaculate, custom bome .. .lux-
urious tiled jacuzzi 7x8 rt., with ex-
tens ive p atios + lge. view ter-
race ... thruout, a feeling of spacious-
ness & quiet good taste ... fee land.
$310.000
OPIM SAT. Ir SUN. 1·5
2907 HAUOR VIEW DR. CC Orange Coast Q::
2600 t. Coast Hwy .• Corona del Mar
REAL ESTATE 6"·4141
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110111 ILllNS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
e OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5
LIKE A P&CTHOUSE!
Spectacular 2 Story End Unit
Townhouse In The Newer "Bluffs"
Highly Upgraded. Overlooks Pool &
Ramada. 2 Spacious Bedroom
Suites, 3 Baths. Huge Family
Room. Eas ily Co nvertibh; To
Another Suite. Karistan Wool
Carpeting Van Luit waUpaper.
Many Other Custom Features. Now
$157,500 Submit
2444 VISTANOBLEZA
e IY APPOINTMENT
GORGIOUS IA Y VIEW!
In I>Over Shores. Elegant 1 Story
Villa By Ivan Wells. Custom Built
Home 3 Bedrooms. Family Room. 2
Baths. Dramatic Entrance, Ter-
raced Formal Roman Gardens. Ex-
tensive Use Of Marble. Crystal · &
Imported Wall Coverings Exquisite
Quality Throughout $289,000
NIWPOltt CRIST
Spacious Plan 4 With 3 &:droorns 3
Baths Den/Family Room. Tastd ul·
ly Uvgradt!d Close To Pool, Jacuzzi
And T~ Courts. Vitiw Of Ocean
F rom Second F1oor. Overlooks Pool
And Gt~nbelt $129,soc)
IAYSMOUS-tMCLUDES TH! LAND
Charming home on quiet street.
Rustic LR & DR with cathedral ceil·
ing, lovely BR & den with wet bar,
gorgeous hardwd floors. Smart newly
remodeled kitchen, huge guest bdrm
& bath t>ver 2-~ar gar. Redwood
jacuzzi in secluded patio. $180,900
M.L H!)V HOM.l-YIEW-Sll0,000
Be the fik.t owner of this fantastic 2·
story home now being built just for
you! Handsome brick trim on quality
bit 4 BR with f am rm, formal DR & 3
baths. 3 frplcs, 2 patios.
ON llG CYN GOLF COURSE S 191,500
Fantastic long range view of fairway.
2 Bdrm & den 3 ba Pinehurst model.
Beaut. quality cptng & drapes. Lge
patios, closed dbl gar. end unit. Comm
pool, jacuzzi & tennis cts. $18,500 cash
for lease/option moves you in!
61 SEA PINE LN Sat/Sun 1·5:3(J
llG CAHYOM TOWNHOME-$ I 45,000
Lovely uGreenbtier.. model with lge
master BR suite & sitting rm upstairs
& 2nd BR & bath dn. Lge dining rm.
LR fireplace with logs, lge patios,
great kitchen. Comm. pool, jacuzzi &
tennis courts. Private area.
32 CANYON ISLAND Sat/Sun 1·5:30
MEW ExCLUSIV~DO ISU
Beamed ceilings & warm earth tones
enhance the beauty of this lovely 2-
story home! 3 Bedrooms, family rm &
3 baths. Lge south patio + north patio.
Prof. decorated, lush near-new cptng.
Van Luit papers. $270,000
521 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN Sun 1-5:30
LA.kE TA.HOE LOTS-VIEW
What a gorgeous s pot to build a sum-
mer (or winter) home! Year-around
resort area. Choose any of our ex-
clusive six R-1 lots ! Call today for in-
formation ! $9,750 & $10,750.
2111 Salt Joaquin Hiiis load
MEWPO«T C&na. M.L 64 ... tl 0
~ Walker & lee
Real Estate
STIPS TO IEACH
Fucinatine older beach
property ln an Ideal loca·
tion. 2-1 Bdrm units on a
2Sx9S f'?f lot. Steps to
bea c ti , w a lk to
restaurants. Call now for
details. 64&-7111
rrs JUST GOTTA IL
fiiftjj u~mu.: 11cMu
REAL TORS•: 675-6000 .
the best buy around: 4 bedroom, 2
story in Eastbluff with formal dining,
family den, breakfast eating area and
spacious sunny living room. (One
bdrm down, t hree up) Also note •
beautiful terr a cotta . tilework, brand , .
new carpets. 70x130 lot affording max-
imwn privacy and an owner who is
anxious to move. A new listing at just
$152,900. It's gotta be the best buy
around.
• QSTSIDE R...2 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona def Mar
With charming 2 bdrm also '" Mesa Vt!rde, at 546 5990
home brl o g1n g in cQm e !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! while you d e v elop , .
a nother unit. Close to G....,.cll 1002IGeMN11 1002
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llon. Just listed. Better ---------------take a look. 646-7711
NEWPORT DUPLEX
An excellent investment.
2·2 Bdrm uruts that show
a lot or care -steps to
beach and shopp1n1.
Li ve in on.e and rent the
other. Asking $147,SOO.
Call for appointment.
646-7171
c»fN .Ill 9 •II S I UH 10 If NICf' 1•• SACRE
FOXY BALBOA HIDEAWAY
$15K Down, full price $95.500.
VACANT HARBOR HIGHLANDS
4 BR, 2 Ba, frplc, cov. encl. patio.
Priced to sell this weekend! Only
$134,700.
PENINSULA DUPLEX
3 BR, 2 Bath, 2 BR, 2 bath, both with
frplc's, 6'h yrs new. $190K for ex-
change. _
International Real Estate Network
Newport Heigllh Redly
525-8920
SP AMISH RAMC H ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 6 bdrm. 3 bath Spanish =
ranch home w'2 frplcs, GeMf'OI I002jGeMral t002
pool &. jacuzzi. Lge gue11t • •••• • •• • ••• ••••••••••• ••••••• ••• ••• ••• ••••••• rm & bath tn pvt wing
Sep. entrance opens oo ..
co urt yrd. Prof. C ldwell Ba ke landscaped W/extensive 0 n r
use or brick, wrou&bl RESIDENTIAL BROKER>GE CCMPAN'{
iron & Ariz .nagstone.
Electric entr. gat e.
Burglar alarm system
tied m directly lo police
station. ~ £rult, citrus,
avocado trees. Horse
corral, tack room, plenty or rm for tennis court,
shooting Tange etc !
.646-7TI1
IOMANTIC SETTING
. IN DOVBl SHORES
Open floor p lan , marble tile.
Outside t errace with view, indoor
pool & jacuzzi. A 111agnificent home
fol' family & ~ntertaining use.
$325,000 including the land.
OPEN 1-5 1942 SAN'tlAGO
GeMt"al I 002 I G"'"'111 f 002 -------•
IEAUTIFUL IWFFS
EXceedingly rare single-leYel home
on immac u late, q uiet street.
Tastefully decorated thruout with 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. atrium &
wrap-around patio. $159.500.
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REALTY
THIS IS m!
The only available ·3 br, 3 ba Big
Canyon Townhome. Luxury features.
Dramatic architecture! Tennis. pool &
jacuzzi. $179,000. OPEN·SAT & SUN.
2·6
• • • •
$6,000. DOWN
Woodbridge Arborlake 2 br. 2 ba con-
do. Nr. lake & beach. Sunken living
rm.. separate dining rm.. breakfast
rm. luxury appliances. Beautifully
landscaped· private garden. Ls~/opt.
avail. OPEN SAT & SUN 2-6.
759·1515
Getwrol 'I 002 GetterCll
DB.UXE.DUPLEX
in Corona del Mar, lower Unit, 3 ~dtms, 3 baths,
fplc, patio. Upper writ, 2
bedrms, 2 bath, fpk. sun-
declc. Walk to beach &
shoppini. Call and see
thl!i one. Asking $175.000
644-7270.
VA TERMS
~TSIOE
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4 Bdrms. + 20x2S bonus rm. + beautiful pool.
$93,500
3 Bdrma .. 2 batba,
Eastbluff. $139.900
5 Bdrms., 3 baths;
Eastbtutr. St74,ooo
3 Bdrm., 2 baths; Mia·
sfon Viejo, Deane Tif-
fany · clean ,& neat.
SM,950
!HI 833-9781 Hester·Brown [__ Wl Al lO•!t
OPEN SAT /SUN I ·5
SPYGLASS HIU
PRICE REDUCED
. 231o~lay
3 BR, formal <tining din·
1n& rm, w /uparaded
VETERAN
HOUSING SERVICE
Call your local Veteran
Counselor for inro. orr VA
home loans. Call:
Bkr. SS&-Tm, 24 HRS.
appt'a. Ocean v iew.--------• Secli.ded $lone jacuzzi & --------•I waterfall adjacent to
master BR. lowest price
wt view. VETS:
OPEN I ·5 .C 19 OMO.A
A REAL VALUE
Check this price & compare. You
can get it all in this 4 bedroom, 31h
bath home in Newport Beach for '$167.000. • •
OPEN I ·S 1836 PORT TIFRH .
EXPANDED HARIOR VIEW HOME
4 ~oom, 3 bath, f amity home,
just a few steps from the park.
clubhouse & pool. Can be seen at
any lime. Ask about favorable
flnancing. $168,000, F ee.
MEW EXCLUSIVE IM IAYCUST
Single s tory hom e in highly
desirable area. 4 bedrooms, 21h
baths, family room, 2 fireplaces,
room for pool & more. Exercise
your talents in decorating. $175.500
CAMIO SHOR.ES
The quality & decor are f aulUess -
The view endless -The pool &
courtyard secluded -and the gen~ral ambience one of tlegance. 4
bedrooms, d ining room, family
room, pool & jacuzzi. $374,900.
IEAUTIFW.. UM«i)UE
Older beach house -Redwood
inside & out . Beams & wood n oors.
2 large patios and grassy front
y a r d . Lot and a h alf. Best
sw_lmming beacll on Pt:ninsula. 1 ~
blocks to Nc.wport Harbor Yacht
Club. ~.950 .
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640-6161
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COATS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATE , INC.
llGCAMYOM
An absolutely beautiful !i
bdrm Brondmoor Plan
I. On one of tho largest.
lots m Big Canyon. Most
des irable c ul de sac
street. with outslandmg
homes Very secluded
rnstr. bdrm has (rplc &
atnum Ch1ldrl'n 's wing
w1lh 3 bdrms i:-ul'st or
n'taid ·:;room with hath in
a :.1•parate 11rca . Lice.
family rm. with wt•t bar.
frplt-& 'aullt.'\1 c\•1ho1;:.
Entire house 1s perfectly
decorated In soft colors.
Ample RV or boat
storage. Room for a pool
+puttinll f.lo:>en, etc. Call
ror an app t. i'ee land
EILEEN HUOSOM
REALTOR 6111. ... 0322
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HOUS S FOR SALE
t ... OOM
120 Oranst: Bloa om <Oran1tstr
.. Irv.
7~·81110 $t9,950
1 llDIOOM
• t ot26 So. Jo'lower, Santa Ana
648-32M 161,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14658 O\fal Ro d, Irvint:
840 9900 Sat 1-5
tti7 We<;tmimner, Npt1Hgt1, NB
642·9618 Sta.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• t782l L•Costa, Hunt. ~ach
842-9321 $63,900 Sunday l·S
• 1100 Sundi Ln, off Canyon Dr. CM
675..(912 $69,900 Suturday 10-2
114 Marleold, Old Corona d.,1 Mar
640.7252 $139.500 Sat/Sun
26486 Evergr~n Rd. San Juan Capo
495.4009 $63,500 Sat/Sun
412 Hazt:I, Corona dt:I Mur
fi7S·439'l Sat & Sunday 1-5
1881 Flagstar (Calif Home ) Irv
559-1719 $71.500 Sat/Sun 12·4
•5051 Gr~cap, lrvint:
604 1812 $71,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
206 Onyx., Balboa Island
673-8700 Sat & Sunday 1-5
28 Laktvu, Wdbrdge Arblake, Irv
759-0087 $119.500 Sat/Sun 2-6
2010 Vista Caudel. Bluffs. N.B.
675-8.550 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 I R & GUEST
251 Virginia Pl. E. Costa MtSa
642-9606 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IR Ir FAM RM or D!H
58 ArboltS (Rancho San Joaq) Irv
552-7500 $120,000 Sat. 1-5
• 1419 Bonnie Doone, CdM
'644-2212 $147,500 Sun. 1-5
209 Ave Granada, San Clemente
598-3519 $71 .500 Sa 10-5, Sun 1-5
16 Lakeside (Woodbridge) Irv.
646-2778 $118.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
17 Star Thistle. Deerfield. Irv.
640-9900 Sunday 1-5
214 Dahlia. Corona del Mar
640-9900 Sunday 1-5·
6Q2 Orchid. Corona dt:I Mar
675-8.550 $140.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
:l North Cove (Woodbridge) Irv.
752-1414 Sat. 1-S
376 Broadway, C!)Sta Mt:s a
646-7171 $75,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
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Z7131 Tossamar, Mission Vh~jo
831-2551 $76,500 Sunday 1-5
946 &,nab~, Costa Mesa
~1151 $65,750 Sat/Sun 1-5
2449 Windward Ln. (B·ack Bay) NB
536-0784 $195,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
934 Azalea. Costa Mesa
957-0701 & 968-5.565 Sat/Sun 1-5
4545 Gorham (Cameo Shores> CdM
673-7040 Sat/Sun 1-5
2907 Harbor View Dr., CdM
644-4848 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1212 Pembroke (Westcliff) N.B.
642-0758 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . ••432 62nd St. (Nwpt Shrs) NB
67s-6917 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1140 Mission Dr., Costa Mesa
54.>6475 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1201 Pembroke Ln., Nwpt Beach
646-0100 $149,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
1721 Mir(.\mar, Penn Pt, Bal Penn
675-8676 · $185,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
1812 Port Manleigh Pl, HVH. NB
644· 7730 · Sunday 2·5
3143 Bern Dr .. Laguna Beach
494-7739 Open Sat/Sun
2191 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB
640-6369 $147,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5922 Nordina. Huntington Beach
962-7788 $79,900 Sunday 1·6
107 Via San Remo, Lido Isle, NB
645-0303 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
320 Hanovt:r Dr .. Costa Mesa
64.5-0303 $81,000 Sa~/Sun 1-5 * •334 62nd St. (NewportShrs >NB
645-7575 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•3209 S. Joant: Way. Santa Ana
646-7711 Sat/ Sun 1-5
1405 Manners Dr .. Newport Beach
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
•3810 South Alder, Sama Ana
~ $103.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
8 Monterey Circle, Irvine
675-3411 $243,500 Sat/Sun l·S
13062 Marshall, Tustin
640-9900 Sunday 1-5
146 The Masters Circlt:. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $95.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
118 The Mastt:rs Circle. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2256 Colgate. Collt:gt: Park, C.M.
898-78.55 . Sat & Sun 1-5
335 Princeton CCollt:ge Park> CM
646-7414 $83,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
2245 Aralia. Eastbluff. NB
640-1812 $139,900 Sal/Sun 1-5
22381 Latino. Mission Vit:jo
640-1812 $85,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
206 La Jolla. Newport Beach
~2313 $205.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
543 Santa Ana <Nt:wport Hts. l N.B.
646-4463 $109,500 Sat. 1-5
1500 Antigua. Dovt:rShores. NB
642-5200 $272.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
700-15th St.. CliffHaven. NB
642-5200 $136,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1831 Nwpt.HJsDrE.HVHmsNB
644-6200 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
10177 Clear Rivt:r Crt. Fountain Vly
540-3666 Sat & Sun 1-5
15301 Reims Cir., Irvine 752·7~15 $85.90<) Sat 1·5
· •1100 Sandpiper. Corona Ciel Mar
675-8550 $245,000 · Sunday 1-5
• •406 Bayfront, Balboa Isl
646-7171 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
504 Utica, Huntington Beach
675-6741 Sal/Sun 1-6
7 West YaleLoop,Wdbrdgt:, Irv.
833-9293 $124,950 Sat/Sun 12·5
769 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa
646-4380 $67,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
1877 Nt:w Jersey, Costa Mesa
751-3191 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
21382 Fleet, Huntington Beach
~7060 $82,900 Sat/Sun l·S
2944 Baker St. (Mesa Verde) CM
771-2386 $89,950 Sat/Sun ~·5
3069 Madiera. Mesa Verde, CM
751·3191 S95.000 sat/Sun l-5
521 Via Lido Nord <Lido lsle > NB
644·4910 $27~.ooo Sun 1-5:30
547 Riverside, Newport &ach
752.17~ $115 000. Sunday 11-3
•4500 Roxbury Dr .CamShrS,CdM
&'75-..5511 $266,000 at/Sun 1-5
3611 Pine. Irv'n~
752-1700 ~l,900
1718bbr&dor Dr. M
~4141 $79,500 Sal/Sun J-6
804 Victoria, Costa Mesa
631-0413 $56,900 Sat/Sun
2428 Bowdoin, College Pk. CM
546-4141 $81,500 • a Sat 1·5
2•05 BOnnie Place, Costa M<:Sa
754·12Ul $146,SOO Sun 1~
3009"Mountalri View. LaiY!la &tacb
494-19473 $116.500 Sun. l~
•101 _ Place, t:wPQrt Deb ·
~ $350,000 -savsun
1224 ex Lil. (WutcHff) N.B
645-271? $145,000 SatlSun ·5
102 BrlSbants (Untv Ptk) m.nt
6.11 ·1400 $99 95(1 at :i
25211 Yacht Drlve. Dana Point
49'2:...7711 Sunday 1·4
1617 Pt. Abbey Pl <H.V. Homes) NB
759-0811 $142,000 Sat. 1-5
9302 COmstock, Huntington Beach
675·~41 $76.900 Sat/Sun 1·6
15081 Sonny Cli'c .. Irvin~~·~,.~
752-1700 SlcrJ,900 sat 10:30-3:30/Su.n 1"4
2300 pt, AWraeen, Nwp Bch
752-1700 $195,000 Sunday 12.S
3981 Ash. Irvine •
752.1100 $112,000 Slit U / .12.G
•204 V\a San Remo(Lldo ISlelN.B.
673-7767 r Sat/Sun2-5
1978PortLaurent, N.B. •
754-1202 $160,000 Sun. 1·5
2839 Velasco, C<>5ta M.sa
754-1202 $85,900 1·5
220 Jasmine, Corona de! at
&U-7211 ~.000 s /8Wi12~5
• 14321 Galy, Tustin
731-3247 $165,000 · Sat/Sun 12-5
20172Redlands, Costa MtSa
'152·1920 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
32 Drake:s Bay, Newport Beach
752-1920 $249,500 Set/Sun 1-5
28 Morro Bay Dr, Corona del Mar
752-~ $265,000 . Sat/Sun 1-5
2051 Port Chelsea (HVH> Nwpt Bch
631-1400 $174,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1945 Port Bristol, Nwpt Bch
644-6221 $184,900 Open Sat/Sun
S IEDI OOM
20102 Imperial Cove Lo, H.B.
963-3521 $95,950 Sat/Sun 1.2·5
2933Catalpa (Eastbluff) N.B.
673-2500 · Sat/Sun }-5
907 Bellis ( Eastbluff) N. B.
754-1202 $176,000 Sun.1-5
S IR Ir FAM I M er DEH
11411 Orange rrk Blvd .. Orangt:
639-2309, 544-1440 Sat/Sun 3-6
23702 Lagarto, Mission Viejo
837-8260 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1112 Somerst:t, Newport Beach
645-7575 $287,500 Sun. 1-5
1506 Warwick, Westcliff, NB
642-5200 $174,900 Sunday 1·5
•1524Sandcastle, HarbVuHls, CdM
640-6161 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1839Tanager, Mesa Verde, CM
545-9491 $147 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
#95Linda lslt: (Linda Island) NB
, 644--6200 $555,000 SatLSun 1-5
41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 Sat/Sun l ·S
2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 $449,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
15 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •
22 Cypress Pt. Ln' (Big Cyn > N. B.
644-4910 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30
•1900Tehuna Tt:rraceCirvTerr>NB
673-6900 $265.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
6 IEDIOOM
2627 Cove St .. China Covt:. CdM
675·6000 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
6 11 Ir FAM IM er DIH
22 Point Loma Dr (Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
TOWNHOU$ES
FOR SALE
2 IEDIOOM
32 Rock Rose Way, Irvine
751-3191 $81,000 Sunday 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
JIEDltOOM
10243 Westminster, Westminster
898-785.5 ssS.000 Sat/Stin 1-5
19 Wtld Goose Ct,NwPt. erst.NB.
645-7575 $96,500 Sun. 1-5
•601 Lido Park Dr. Unit 3F. N.B.
675-6900 $275,000 Sunday 1-4
21 Madrona, Irvine
645-0303 $101,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
39 Lakeview. Irvine
·f;45.0303 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
•9 Escap~de Ct. Newport Crest~NB 64.5-~ •. $104,SOO Sat/Sun 1-5
2305 Vista Huerta <Bluffs) N.B.
· 644-2654 $96.500 Sun 1·5
1632 "A" Iowa St., Mesa Vet1Je, CM
831-2143 $63,500 Sat/Sun I<M
32 Canyon l l nd Dr (.Big CY1,l~ NB
844-4910 $1d,OOO Sat/Sunt-5:30
#2Barlovento~~ ~Bcb
675-6670 1s.imu;: • Sunday vs
2 M •'AM ~ D81 ~
14606Golden Glen <Waln"'f;cd lfiv.
552-0109 ,500 Sat/Sun U-5
1634 "D" lowe St., C a esa •
751-3531 $62,500 Sbtlsu.D 1t6
2444 VI.Sta Nobleza, Bluffs, NB
631-1~ $157,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
PR. :iTIGt~ WAT,ERfi'RONT UOMES
llOM .ooo
Bi ll GRUNDY. REALTOR
.1.i I h" •• 't. lJ I y. ~. ll ,, .'., b I b I
2 BOOroom, 2 bath, covt:red patio,
pool
CALL 751-3191 $81,000
•MESA DEL MAR
4 BOO.room. 2 bath, family room,
big
CALL 556-2660 $84,900
4 Bed.room. 2 bath. great location,
family room.
CALL 751-3 191 $79,900
POOL HOMES
4 00<.lroom, 2 bath. jacuzzi, t:xtra
sharp.
CALL 751-3191 $99.500
? &!<!room, 2 bath, College Park
CAJ.+ 556-2660 $79,900
MESA VERDE
3 Bedroom, 2 bath, corntr lot,
gn~at pricf::
CALL 751-3191 $79.500
~ bf::droom. 2 bath, owner anxious
CALL 751-3191 $84,900
4 bedroom, 2 bath. spacious, great
location
CALL 751 3191 S85,400
4 bedroom. 2 bath, DE!l Piso tilf::
CALL 751-3191 $89.900
3 bt.odroom , 2 bath. quiet street, big
kitcht:n
CA LL 556-2660 $90. 000
3 t>edroom. 2 bath, immaculatf::,
grt:at location
CALL 7.§J·33!!1 $95,000
COSTA MESA
3 btdroom E!asts1dt:, 2 fireplaces.
C ALL 556-2660 $69.950
3 bedroom 2 bath. Halt:crt:st,
formal dining
CALL 751-3191 $74.500
3 ~ 2 bath • .sharp, clean,
....,;,._s pacious
CALL 751.-.,;i'l ' $74,900
I
TOWHHOMES
3 btdroom, 2 bath, pool, great
price
CALL 751-3191 $54.000
DUPLEXES
1 BOOroom units. good investment
CALL 556-2660 $7 4, 900
l Bedroom units, grt:at rt:turn
CALL 556-2660 $49,900
RENTAL
3 bedroom, 2 bath
CALL 751-3191 $435/ month.
•
Ju t I !lltt'd & proud or it I An absolute·
Jy stUMinf "Hermosa Plan''. Unusual ' & rare, very spacious 2 bdrm., 2 bath
& formal dlnln1 rm. In the best
original community. OvEsrlooks lush gr~n~lt. the interior is perfection -
crisp, fresh & handsome, with plush
"c:amtl" carpet, total ltvelor blinds,
entry tilt:, parquet wood kitchen, spot-
lf:Ss paint & mtiticulously maintained
by adult owners. At $129,500, this
townhoma destirves your serious at-
l4:ntion J
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THE ILUFFS
OPEM SAT/SUH. 1·5
359 VISTA MADERA
Beautiful Carmelita end unit ; 4
bdrms .. 3 full baths, close to schools &
shopping. $162.500 Includes tht land.
One year warranty.
IRVIME TERRACE. CdM
OPEN SAT /SUH. I ·5
I 07 SERENADE TERR.
Picture tht ocf::an as st:en thru
beautiful lush, gretn foliage and a
stand of stately Pines, from your
kitchtn, hving rm. & mstr. bdrm.
Sparkling 3 bdrm .. 2 baths, with new
carJ>(::tmg thruout 70x.l00 Ft. lot. All
for just $162.500. This homt: protected
by American Home Shield Warranty.
RE1\.l .. trY
DiYlsiOft of Hari»or lnnstmettt Co.
Gneral I 002 GeMNI 1002
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ONLY $46,000 PROIATE SALE
for this lovely 3 bedroom REDUCED TO
home, big yard. J(rrat $89,900
starter home Try all 4 Bdrms. fam. rm near fina~cmg Call for more the Mesa Verde Country
details Club. Reduced $2600.
540 3666 Call us for your appolllt·
ment. 546-231.3 Whelan •1t.J ftl ) • 11 r it. 1 "\~ N I
llEAl l !>TAH
NEWPORT HACH
•OCEAN VIEW CONDO•
$113,900
2 Bedroom + formal dining room.
21h baths, built-ins. brick fireplace
& upgradt:d carpt:ting & drapE:s.
Oversized doublt: garage w/electric
opener.
Tennis-Pool-Sauna-Jacuzzi Etc
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 t-e.wport ll•d. coner 30tll
LAGUMA llACH -3 Booroom home. ~·ompJetely redectorat~ + large l
· bedrm. 1 bath with white water view,
ideal for mother-in-law apartment.'
Situated on large lot with double
garage off the alley. Just reduced to
$275,000. 9pen Sat/Sun 1-5; • 1337 Cliff
Drive. Lag. Bch. ·
HARIOR VIEW -Enjoy privacy of ex-
tra large yard with fruit tr~. ex-
-eellt:nt location n ear school. 2
Bedroom, den or 3 bedroom home.
Popular Monaco model. Offered at
$134,500. Open Sunday 1-5; 1851 Port
Seabournt:.
WOODIRIDGE -new 3 bedroom
Townhome, located on the lake next to
pool and sand beach and rec centtr. 55
Lakeview, Irvine; open Sat 1-5.
SPYGL.ASS~EST VALUE beautiful 3
bedrm Portsmouth model features:
beaut pool & jacuzzi. SuJ>(::r deep 3 car
garage that has a children's game
room and a bath with dressing area ·
for pool. Plus room for all 3 cars.
Highly upgraded, move-in cond., of·
fered at $243,500. Optm Sat/Sun 1-5; 8
Monterey Circle. · •
SPYGLASS -Nt:w model homt:. com-
pletely decoratt:d. fantastic view; pool
& jacuzzi. single story. 4 btdrm home.
Offered $314,000. Open Sat'& Sun 1-5 : 5
Bodega Bay
HARIOR VIEW -popular tri-level
home with 4 bedrooms, professionally
landscapt.'d and highly upgraded with
nice view. $199,500. 2215 Port Harwick
Place. Newport Beach; Open House
Sat 1·5.
OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE
HARIOR VIEW -Beautiful 4 bedroom.
2th bath home ftaturing approx. 2700
sq.ft.. 3 Car garagt:. located on a cul-
de-sac. Next to park. Large deck over-
looking secluded grt:enbell. Priced at
$249.000.
SPYGLASS -"HEW HOMES"
3 Bedroom, Portsmouth model S265.000
4 Bedroom. Tradewinds ...... S282,000
5 Bedroom. Nantucket. . .... S289,000·
All homes have a nice VIEW!
HARIOR VIEW -super upgraded 3
bedrm. family rm. formal dining rm
home (Carmel modt:I ). This home is a
must see! Home was professionally
decorated and also professionally
landscaped. Tbt: back yard features a
large custom jacuzzi with waterfall
with lOO's or hanging and potted
plants. Extra storage also built in the
attic. Call for additional information.
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REALTORS
675-Sll I
OPEM HOUSIS
645 IAYSIDI DllV~ llACH: --......... -----L Pr~m ... .,..,"watet ........ •.p1w•
SUMMERTIML. sip -50' boat. Spackm Mr M*D •• •
... 13 pool time in this 3 ._ wffh • 11_, 9W ,_ wttll cosy . !:1.iroc;~h11tc;iai:t ~~~:; ~ · °"9'tD •IMJ tM wottr ...... ..,
carpeting and best of aJI ~ -eow• .. a .... .._,
an 18.x36 healed and ~SAT• SUH 12.4. $450,000.
filtered pool. Located IO
College Park. Full price
is $79,900. CALL 556-2660.
C:SELECT
I PROPERTIES
Atrium
•..ty!
Channing Mesa Woods
, home with a gorgeous
atrium, party patio,
sprinklered· yards. 3
Bedrooms, garden·
styled ~itchen, family
room. brick fireplace.
$88,500. BKR Call
5'10-1720
''1t I In Calfbrnla"
UNLIMITED
POSSIBILITIES
Snugly sheltered on a
cul-de-sac, this 4 br home
is equipped w/lg country
kitch & family rm. 150'
deep lot provides secure
rear yard. MaJesllc trees
front & rear. An environ-
ment tailored for your
family. $73,900.
RXER·VA
Low down payment &
small monthly pay-
ments, provide an ex-
cellent chance to buy this
4 br home & make $$$on
you r investment.
Popular neighborhood,
xlnt schools. Home va-
cant-seller anxious.
Vent Je»a.son Reotty
540.4646
LAGUNA
Magnificent ocean view
lot! Three Arch Bay;
build the house or your
dreams in exclusive,
private community
w /guarded gate.
$175.000!
WOOD .. IDGE
BrGedmoor home, Wood-
bnc!Je, Irvine. 2 BR. +
d.in.irig nn. + eating area
in kitchen. Gorgeous
brick frplc. Low mamL
4500 ROXIURY DIJVE: CAMEO SHOUS • c..... ... Mr. ,..st ..... ,..t••
CDS 'ty wftflt priYcft buc: ..... s, .... ttrt. b1•a D• • f_, ,_ llw wlfi
OCEAN VIEW; ..,.cl., ~ r-d .-
... 'wW paHo. OPB4 SAT • SUH I to 5.
SZU-000.
. 605 LAUSPUI -CORONA D MAI:
L-. DUPLEX -two be*--.~ Mllll
• flrH ~ two • w Wt bcAa.
Well locat-4 aad '111 flH comdltlH.
$I 16.500. OP94 SAT • SUH I ·S.
6ll UDO ,AIK DIUYf. UHIT 5-1
LIDO IASIH: Sopllltffcahd Dvlag "O. TM
Ir('. Exdffllg lllrff ...._..or.two & ..
Co.tDR•li-. s.c.flyl PriYacyl ...... & sip a•.._ far 1_..,. boat. C.+JRl.t to
Udo .... ._..• relf•wlt. OPEN
SAT• SUM 1·5
#62 ROYAL ST. GIOIGI -llG
CAMYOM -c.to.bed 4 .... DD ........
ly ~ IM9)ecl ·floors. blr... .. ... ..,..._. . ....._,..,.,..daar-'"""ht
• ...,,.....,.. ...... door .....,, •.,o..cl
calM•al c.m.g. l•IMJ roam wfttt fll 1pl.ce
-fm.111 c-..g ........ to ........
patio «mt 1p MIMj Sp-1111..,.. f t•
F-, f'OOlll wtth oww ffupl.c• cmd.WIMR
bookcases. wood floorL .ct be..+IW
walpapef"s. Exe...... buy ill Ilg C-r-.
szJ;nso~ SUHDAY 1·5
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APPOIMTMIMT
----HEWPORT CREST:. Newport IHdl. ta.>
be*ooe • Mnlly room lflt lnel «:-. dc::o•an.. ~ ori...ted. ..... ......, ..
corahd. IRdllde1 ... of pool, fecad, ._..
• t..fscosh. $162,tSO.
IN IRVIHE -2 ...._ coma•lll-.
lmzkc .. •d 4romd a n I !1 ......_. It's .
•w, It'• ft& Air cOIMltloaacl. cu lty
auodatioft ltKWn: poal. lgldecl 1-'s
cowls. focml, .-. • nerdM rooa
$63.tSO..
COLI OP NEWPOIT REALTOIS
2515 E. Coad HwJ~ C.... .. M9r'
675-5511
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ljghUull)' charming 2 SPYGLASS -large S bedrm bonus BR. house + near new 4
room home foaturing 3 fplcs. one in BR. apt. + 4 car garage.
the master bedrm, located on a v. $185.000!
acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also lolboa lay Prop.
features large pool and jacuzzi and a Rffffon
bltn .. gas BBQ. Offored at $289,500. · l~~·~6~7~~~7~0~6~0•~~·
TURTI.EROCK HIGHLAHDS -Two. 3
bedrm homes. family room. formal
dining room. popular plan I. One with
a comer lot location. Homes to have
s uJ>(::r upgrades. Priced to sell.
DOYER SHORES -Lovely Ivan Wells
Baycrest. 4 bedrms. study, family rm,
formal dining, terrazzo entry + room
for pool. Quiet prestigious cul-de-sac
location. Priced to sell. .
CQllOHA Da MAR DUPtEX -lovely
duplex, each unit having 2 bedrooms
each. Walk to b~ach. Priced to-scll ! .
or
OHM
1419 .... Dooai
QiM. Open. Sun. l ·S. 2
Bcinns., 2 ba. + den &
lge. family tm. Sunn1
pool & jacun1, patio
w/Jots of planta. A
~raain. $147,500.
6201ris.CdM
()pen Sun. 1·5. Comer
duplex; 2 bdrms. ea.
Beamed ceil., stone
rrplc .. nioe patios. 11m,soo. (~'sdeal! >
· LAGUHA IUCH
A\J.r. 3 bdrm., family
rm., frpfc. ~ lie. fenced • lol. Some view_ Priced to
sell, $llf.OQO.
HUMr.IEACH
Nnt 2·1ty .. 4 bdrm., tarn. rm. Pool & Jacuw.
Jtimp at it for ~.000.
MAURY STAUFFER
• SEA LION REALTY 1213 N. Coast. t.a1un1
491-1318 644-12 I 2
macnab / lrvtne
realty
BIG CANYON
.. COMPLETE SECURITY ..
All homes shown on an appointment
ba~is ONLY. Please call for private
showing & further inf(>rmation on
these & other flne properties.
OPEN SAT It SUM l·S PM
The only 5 BR custom home availa-
ble at this time! Overlooking golf
course w/sweeping VIEW! Lg.
family rm; lovely master suite on
up~r level w/fireplace; gourmet
kitchen; all rms. w/vli!w of lake &
golf course. $449,500. #Z IOY 41. ST.
G~(K-36)
~ COUISI HOME
Bright & cheerful. free-flowing 3
BR w/rnany dramatic innovations
Incl: plantation shutters in living
rm, den & entry; cathedral ceil-
ings; billiard rm w/staJned glass
skylight; terrazzo wet bar; formal
mirrored dinlni rm w /floor-to·
ceiling wine ra¢ks. Pro(essionally
landscape() w7no-care patios suita·
ble for oversized jacuzzi. Owner
wiU trad · up or down for rec. or
comm 1 pr.opcrty. Ap~ only. Paula
Bailey 642·823.5. (K-37} •
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. on fabuJou Via Udo Nord; Gu..t Wuu"' !U,. . The balanc of this 5-bdrm., 2 bath pre~e_nf J tSS.OJ50
r ........... 3 BR, 3 ba. homo with formal famijy home is E:Quolly uniquu from
dln. rm., 2 FUI.L LOTS, aandy pnvate its wood fram~d brick firtiplace, DOVER SHORtt 'VIEW CDM DUPLEX
be c + 3 BR au Umcome unit. custom dra~ & plush .ca~J~ to l.'1-S:s!~\::!:t'fu0 ,CXX> the spacious 20xl3 upstairs UC\livvm! CUSTOM DECORATED. right down to ToBe ch•~pin1 l .1&0 NtWf'OfH c t:NHti uwvl! 750 0811 Roominess and selE2<:tlveness mark the laundry room! Beautiful 3 helva 5tn1t1t OPEN SAT/ SUM. I ·5 this fmehome! $82,950. bedroom and den home -spacious uNlTIIDBllOKERS
•1114 HleiH\AMD, We ldUC beauty, 4 HOMES OPEM TODAY IACK IAY rooms with excellent traffic flow. ff46.T•1' ~
R. +ram rm., d~n. spacious mstr In Newport Harbor High Scnool Dis· Elegant carpets, decorator COIOMA
uite wtlh frpl. & din rm. Liv . rm. 3 Bdrm., 2 bJUa~: B~~T:~~dominium·, . trict, on a CORNER lot with room for wallpapers, vaulted beamalied ~!i!!gs. uU!.ua _.. .... DS
'"' "C. en<>uab for orand paano. Sep. hob-... camper AND boat in your fenced back inlaid wood floors -qu "ty ~uvut.. niw~" by rm. otornce .• $259,000 slnglu lt:vtsl end unit on quiet strt1t:t, yard, you'll find a massive 2-story. $272,500:' ~~:1~~~~an~
Jl6l fUICHIA. Co ta Mesa. Perfect
location for C'ommutcrs. nr. San Dieao
• N'pt. (rwys. Nearly new 3 BR. with
heated pool & jacuzi1. Dramatic
cathedral cell's., $105,SOO.
134 62•d ST. Newport Shores.
Waterfront living for the budget con·
scious. 3 BR. + family rm , near
clubhouse & tennis els. Owner has
bought another. Only $124,500.
1112 SOMSlSET, Newport Beach. Huge
4 BR. home located on qwet, pre-
stigious street, featuring . lee. living
rm., formal dining, spacious fam.
rm., den & 4 lge. bdrms. Poolsize lot.
OPEN SUN. ONLY. $287,500
19 WILD GOOSE CT. N.B. Lowest price
in the Crest. Charming end unit, 2
BR., 2 ba. condo. Close to pool, rec.
a rt!a. Must sell! OPEN SUN. ONLY.
$96,500
DAVIDSON REALTY
5801 W Coast Hwy . N B 645 · 7575
3116 NL-wpo1t Blvd .NB 673·9060
COIOMA DEL MAI DUPLEX
JUST 1.<z block to big Corona beach. 2
bdrms in each unit plus a guest room
for your overnight visitors. This ts a
must! See this property today! Call
for appointment.
RANCHO SAM JOAQUIM
Patio level San Joaquin Model. 2
bdrm -Oen with wet bar. Located on
the 10th fairway with a view of
Newport Center. Upgraded carpets.
Fully dral>ed. Formal dining room.
New offering at $118,000.
BLUFFS .
Beautifully expanded and upgraded 3
bdrm end unit with night light view.
This property is perfect in every
detail from the exquisite tile entry to
the totally remodeled kitchen.
CALL 673-8550
J J2 MAlGUHITl. COlOHA DEL MAil
GEMnEMEM'S EST ATE
$174,900
YOU OWM THE LAND -and there•s
tots of It! OuhtandinCJ two-story
Portoflno with 3 bedrooms and a
sepc:rate finlshH bonus room that could
be a tffftCIC)ff' or moth...,.ltt-law sllite.
Formal dtnlncJ room and fomlly rOON
looldncJ toward your own orchard. Loads
of rOOM for yow oWft prfnh pool wttlt
pleftty of ycrd a.ft o•er. Terrific loco-"-and p«fed for the I~ famlly.
EXECUTIVE CONDO OM WAnR
SI 35,000
Connmdlng VIEW of Clll the boatlacJ ac•
Hon, CataAlna Island and alcJht llcJMs.
Adult 2 bedroom. 2 both wfftl boat alp
a•afL Confffti...t locoffoft with MCWtty.
Shown by adnnce .,.._. ottly.
DUPLEX-COROMA DEL MAR
$167.500
Special corner location with two unlh -
each with prhrate entrance. Front 2
bedroom and r..-2 bedroom. den and
patio. Owner wUI l.ase/optlo" for
ll0,000 down and SI ISO per moftth. A
real htn1tmtftt opportUnltyl
PERFECTION -UKE HIWt
$120,0JO
ht tMI c~lty I• Coata M--.
lewllflt 4 Mdl'oOM & t.ly row.
clos., to pool. Vacant & ready to move 4.bdrm (two huge dorm-size bdrms 1500 AMk)ua. Hwpt •~h Sat/Sm l·S • • t • b 1 1 s h e d
into. Alking $124,500. Owner will con-upstairs, each with full bath) 3 bath ne1.iiborhood, featuring
sidt:r ltlase/option. 2007 Baja. Sat/Sun. family home with family room & BACK BAY VIEW· all tbe latest appoint-
1 5 formal dining. So MUCHfor$115,000. menta. Oversized
UM19UI ILUHS T..COHDO
Custom. upgraded, wlth quality
wallpaper & carpetmg; 3 bdrms., 21f.l
baths. $123,500. Z710 Vista del Oro.
Sun.1-5
LAIGE '"MHEDITH,. 4 IDIM.
Exceptionally sharp home with base-
ment recreation rm. with wet bar.
Paneled family rm., 3 baths & sep.
dining rm. In lovely Tustin/Orange
area. $133,500. 13031 Malena. Sun. 1-5
OCEAM YIEW
Profess. decorated 4 bdrm. Spyglass
home Wlth sit-down ocean & canyon
view. Large family rm., formal dining
rm., secluded library or den & a com-
plete dark room. Owner leaving area
& offers at $277 ,500. 1607 Castle Cove.
Sat/Sun. 2-6
COOL llHZES
A.MD RUSnlMG TUES
You get these & much more with this
large 4 bdrm., Harbor View home,
with added den, large family rm. &
formal dining rm. $149,750. 1839 Port
Westbourne. Sun. 1-5
HAllOR VIEW HOMES
A~nt~-OwnEir has just rt:ducf:d the,
price on this largest I-level 4 bdrm.,
lovely bomE:; quick possess. avajl.
$142,000. 16Zl Port Ab~y Place. Sat.
1·5 .
VERY LOVB. Y ILUR=S COMDO
Exquisitely decorated 3 bdrm.. lge.
family rm .. 2112 baths, 2 frplcs. & large
balcony over lovely greenbelt. Lower
' level has own patio. Priced low at
$149,500 for fast sale. 2216 Vista
Dorado (off del Oro). Sun. l·S
MAY.APPLE
Freshly painted Cambridge 3 bdrm., 2
bath home on large green~lt. Locat·
ed in the very popular, but scarce,
University Park II. 18205 Mayapple
Way (off Sandburg), Irvine. $85,000.
Sat.1-5
759-0811
Charming 2-story Spanish home
3 Bdrms., huge brick patio
Large street to street lot
$195,000
~DO REAL~
. ~:~77 Via UdO, Mewport leach ~ ·~ 673-7300
WOOD -BRICK & SHAKE CdM
Bright & ·cheery kitchen &
breakfast nook w i lush shade trees
& warm wood deck patio. Popular
U-shaped design, 3 bdrm. 2 bath
home in immac. cond. P\tt. beach
access only 3 blks away. Seller is
moving-$159,500.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Prime loc. 2 bdrm yellow & white
starter home widetached gar. &
playhouse. Price just reduced for
quick sale. $73,500.
FEE COMDO IH .. THI ILUFfS .. -praee, tare• rooms, 3 NEVER-LIVED-IN beautiful Trina 3 bedroom end unit bath, step down wet-bar.
*SPYGLASS• with 2 patios and fire nng· • Fresh paint m1nl ocean view, all fully landscaped. walldne dis· Designed for the owner for whom -move in condition. Vacant and t.ance to private beach.
beauty and view are a necessity, this ready. $160,000. Sl95.000. fee.
home exudes class -from its 422 YlslaP..-. NI S. l..S CAU.644-7211
spacious elegant interior to the strik-
ing combination of brick/wrought iron
fencing. +bdrms, family room, formal
dining, TWO brick fireplaces & one of
the loveliest locations imaginable!
$265,000.
*SPYGLASS•
Never-lived-in! Double French doors
leading to a central courtyard with
fountain, surrounded by sky-lighted
living room, den & family room, lend
to the easy flow of spaciousness ln this
largest, single story 4-bdrm
N EWPORTER PLAN lu~ury home.
Cozy breakfast nook w/city lights &
water view -TWO large entertain-
ment areas -professionally
landscaped. QUICK POSSESSION.
$249,500.
TWO MASTERS!
Why settle for ONE? This rambling
2-stor y, 3 bdrm. home has TWO
master bedrooms, separate dining
room, brick fireplace in living room,
new upstairs carpeting, frt:shly paint-
ed extE!rior AND beautiful pool! Great
liv"ability in lovely neighborhood nt:ar
schools. PRICE REDUCED to $92,500.
"SOMERSET••
In prestigious HARBOR VIEW area, a
professionally decorated 5-bdrm, 21h
bath family home, close to park and
school, awaits your inspection. Fami-
ly room, 2 fireplaces, formal dining
room. Great Newport Beach area.
•FIVE-STAR-SOMERSET*
This professionally decorated S-bdrm
PLUS family room ''SOMERSET"
home is introduced by a Terra Cotta
tile parquet entry hall. New wall cov·
erings, extensive ust'd brick patios,
custom wall units & bookcases. Fan·
tastic Newport area!
TWO 4-PLEXES-COSTA MESA
Excellent corner location, newly
painted & completely decorated inside
and out. Will sell separately or
together. PRICE REDUCED -SUB·
MIT OFFER!
-MQuail
liilPlace
Praperties
752-1920
1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH
.
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CALL 673-7..;;,0,.,4,,,0.,,,...,-.... _ _.,,,_
CLIFF HAVEN /JD.NI GEL
OAILEY &
l\SSl:JCIA 1 ES ----NOSTALGIA with today's conveniences
-beautiful pegged hardwood floors,
brick fireplace, solid walnut kitchen
with loads of cupboards are but a
·small part of the charm of this 3
bedrm, 2 bath + family room home.
Extra large corner lot with 2 enclosed
·brick patios. Ideal for large pool,
:vegetable garden or boat/trailer
. OPEMHOUSE
Sat/S...12-5
220J ......... CclM
-storage. $136,950.
700.I Sth St. Hwpt lch Sat/S-1-5
MESA VERDE CONDO
'WEUAOCATED FOR COMMUTERS -
available immediately. 2 bedrooms
and dining area. Pool and BBQ. Nice
and neat! $.58,000.
EASTSIDE DUPLEX
COST A MESA Sil, 900 -2 LaTge
bdrms. I bath house with studio
rental. New paint, new carpet & great
kitchen. Supt:r Eastside location with
good tncome potential. ·
642-5200
GeMral 1002 G••ral 1002 . ............................................ .
TURTI.EROCK
GI.EM
A DEVONSHIRE • 4
Bedroom home with a
Den is ready for you.
Convenient to UCI and
UNIVERSITY High and
easy access to freeway.
Asking $199,950. Call for
appt.
FOURPLEX
FOURPLEX
We have units in
Southern Orange County
areas. Call today for
more information.
540-3666
Wltelc111
RIAL HTAtl
1/J .. to Ocecm
CompleLely remodeled
on an oversized lot. A
smashing 4 BR plus den
pl\D formal dining plus
huge family room with
open beams, natural
wood textures and ocean
and jetty view from
mlster suite & sundeck.
Just steps to Ocean Blvd.
$235,000.
Call 644·7211
DUPLEX St49:990
Owners unit is a 2 bdrm,
2 bath. deo, dining rm &
all new kitchen.. A sunny
rear patio separates this
home Crom a spacious l
bdrm rental over 2 car garage & laundry rm.
OPENSAT&cSUN2·S
417-4171At Marigold
WIGGENHORN RLTRS
615-6160
IRVIME TERR.
OPEN SUM l·S
1331 Santanella Terrace.
All spruced up & ready to
go. 4 Bd.rms., 2'h baths.
dining; big yard witb
room ·to grow. We thinlc
it's the best buy in
Corona del Mar at
$142,SOO.
8cAoo l.s..d 1006 Sharp duplex! 1 BDc ten-
••••••• •••••••••••••••• nis cts. Ea un1t has 2br. frplc, patio & gar.
RAMCHREM.TY • JUSTREDUCED! $149,950Agt.95S-24.2'1
Creatively designed 21£ACH SS I ·2000 home in :dot location, '"""
--------• with some view from up· 2 IEACH C01TAGES
C;J Walker 1; lee
Real~tate
per level. 3 B<fnns., 2 Located on prime.
baths, den & 2 patios. elevatedcornerlotinOld
Shownbyapp'L C d Al • 0 w D e r
transrerred. Priced to
sell. Shown byappt.ooly.
Call: 5'4-Mll TWOUMITS
$175,000
2 Bdrm. upper unit with 2
sundecks & lower 2
bdrm. with 2 patios.
Good comer location.
WIWAM WIMTOH
SOUTH OFHIWAY
Rare Victorian bome
--------• w/ranlastic ocean view.
2 BR+ secloded8'11dio.1 Yr. warranty.
DUPLEX
. ' I
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OLSON
vao1
3 Bil., Carody rm .. D
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llAl.TOIS 642·4'2
MIUYBDE
SUPP:R SHARP 4Br
2Ba. tam rm, frpk, co\·
ttred patio, &r e.1
lndscp1. quiet area
tnlU\Y d cor-.tor xtras.
Open Sun 2 · 5
19M LemOOI. C. M .
By o woer $109.500
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T F:AST SIDE 3Br Doll ,out.Bfsamcelling,stooe frplc,2..f BR, •hopplni Prleed for ba,heybome.acu1ar, _962-_sm __ . ____ _ ~. brtnJ pu nt bruah, or F.R. opens to lrg pool & paUoe · wrap around cov. pat.lo, GoottUt.1 S'llUOO.MH.J30 w/outdr lighting. Professional low QUJOCSALE.Calltoda1 tormal dlQ·rm, ram-rm, llKETOllACH
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la th'' Mon u c e 11 o Ea1t•lde 4br, 2ba, din maintenance lndscp'g w/spriDklers. 540.3666 lndty nn. wteft.tUy de-in lovely reaidenUaJ
iotownhurne. 2 Story wUb &l"Q. Completely rc<S~co. Space for RV or boat storage •1-:u .50().• corated. '94,IOO. · area, clOH to achoola Ii llAUTIRIL new t'tUllt'U, 3 ~room• Ntiw c:rpl & wallp11per. .p.wof, lnt'tl. L Mttwork park-where you can CULVEIDALE
oc drn, dtrun1 quarter• choppln1 blk counter ·•91E Touchstone 9Q.08S'7 ~ ~r~~,!:W: Aodthls PoPUlar~ttory4
llt<tvt"d l>y il aourrnci to1». Nicely lod:icp'd. UMGO REAL ESTA•• -----"'""'-"'--"--=---• lllCETO l!ACH home wllb fireplace, bedroom family boat•
kllc:hu. Corom. pool. *N,750. Hy Owner. No 497.z419 Cl .... MarfWc1 sas'l\4isaJe Speclallsts. 3, _.• ... SU""' I s· fenced backyard & patio. with a l•rce covered
am.ill pat lo trH. ~a.~. Brb. ·200 Jlay St. Opa 4 ot S bdrm roodels avail, vr1..,. 1 I liV'l ~ ... " • n..1u -..,900• • ~~ .. ~vejua~~~..t..!.~, l~H~1720 Sat/Sun. 841·8265, aornew/pOOls.~ '"""''"" "'""'_. .... ~ ... .....,. .. IYU!ro"' ~~ltT HTS. Cott. Meta I 024 Costa Mffa ·, 024 PennlnatoD Properties !r'~~ ~8m:'~,& .Queal~ ~~ow 595~ Call tor·
Is acrossthestreet.4 BR, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Call&:askforAnn · • Plan I ~I lnCalifornlo ~:~i't1 e;~T: i~e1.1 ::e Oft&IHOUSE ~~·~e::'~!rJ~•':r~ H B ~ .~~ PraST,.~ ·
MESA DEL MAR $79,5001 :rn Ram9n11 Pl. SAT /SUH 12•5 • 2ba $10 000 under mrllt ...,___ MOO OUMLn"' H ACH Lar~e ! 1~dl:. ca1it~ ~?J;:i;:;Ht5 bo~l~r~:;eu;~rk. ~~~~_:rorSall.Y • •0. ~ ''wu4 ~-1042 . ~~~ck/ i'oof, ~~·e~~d RULTOR ~41-522 1 3;'i·~=~~ Open House, daily 1-6,4br HACIEN ·I 21~. s bdrm. a ba. ram .:..:!.'!. •.••••.••.•..
PdllO, frplc. Walk lo 3BR.2Ba,beautgarden on lree·shaded corner. ft nn, /plce,ctyd.S95,950. 4 Br, 3 Ba end condo on IANCH~TY ~chools. O.C.C. & shop-WESTSIDE 2526 c-ie DID rm, trplc, many • 2 rru frm bcb, else to Pointaurrounded bywlde 551•2000 S8495 DOWN ping Best buy in area! -·~-. $79 Co k Great .famll~ home 00 schls. 968-3S2l. channels. 55' aide tie __ __;,,__...,... __ _
•MF.SA VERDE• 3 Br, ~HOO Family home, 3 BR, 2 3 BR,~8bi;~'1 ~o46.T7UOOO. 3158 r comer lot, with RV ac-OPENSUNDAY1·5 dock. 1289,900.make ofr. UVIUtlRVIME 2ba~ram sz yard, pall HEWPORTIEACH BA. huge lot. $69.500. UNlTEDBROKERS ~~c!r~.J!·o~t~~'. One1ty,2Br.pooJ.Hunt. A&tM0-1179.0WC2nd. Only-~ for this 2 ~~1~~wa:p~·g,b;a~1~t. REALTY 675-1642 ~:~:~.ding 1 Yr. war· 646-7414 751-5959 Point . • io26 N$7o3~wnOpeto svett.s&, osnly :sc3~'90V82~2r•cf::!! lrYlne 1044 bedroom home lo the
roof & bathroom f11< CONDO SPECIALIST VALLEY 640-9900 NEED 'DECORATING '.loAN. n a un· 842 932 ........ ••••••••••••••• Willows. Near tile new
l 2917 R I f> 1 'ltg Bcb CM Ft Vly day 1·5 at 6741 Cum· · 1 W'...L.....& c-Condo' commutilty park with ures. oya ll m .r • • ---------1 IDEAS? Come see this berland HB CALL · ~'"I" pool & tennis. OWNERS gw,950. Hurry. th111 won't Touchstone Really ~ beaut. 2 BR Condo for on· • R2 LOT w H E L 'A N ·a E A L MEW LANDMARK • 2Br, 1 ~ ba, d lnlnc rm, ANXJOUSI
last!S.t$-1918or957·1900 ___ 963_·_._086_7 ___ ~-:a\ EstOt¢P\C>9!.. P\Q9! ly$62,soo. 1 J oe DeLucia/Agt ESTATE 898-7855 ~or over-slzea lot. 2 A/C, J&e brick pa110 &
C>rEHSAT/SUMDAY BYOWHER "" OpenHouseSu.n.1-6, 496-5101 ' · sty,4br,2ba,3car.Cul· yard. Ma ny extras. I
1834 "D" lowa St. . ------11!1.-• ~eac. $7000 below Mlct. $66,500. Open h se IY OWNER Jllr. 11iBa. Hll copper Orange Hill Realty, Inc. $94,900 Cbarmmg ? br BEACH WALK $102,500.0Wner.862·5410 Sat/Sun 11.5, 14606 . Sh 2 8 plumbing. Beautiful w/wl _________ 997.9560 home. Ocean view. BY OWNER ,._, .. ~GI """'O 09 '
arp sty. 5 r, Prna. l'arpctin~. new paint. BEAUTIFUL Beam ceil'gs. le lg. frpl. 0 p E N H 0 U S E Attention Adults over 40. UV>UllJU en . .,...... 1 • • • ~oi;;::.t~~~ P~~\ cp·~~~ block wall fencing. patio BRAND HEW C>rEH SAT/SUH 1·4 Assum. VA loan. Better SAT/SUN THuotnhlngton Landmartrhk OllAHGl~U ·•
<·over. All on a complete· , 824 CO ..... GRESS Homes JUty. 494-0748 B Mod 1 ow omes are wo ••no HOME many other xtras, onl) ly landscaped lot with 2 ~rm CONDO. Lu~h " e Twnbse, 3Br, IOoking int.o., l Ml. from .-~ lJi.•
582,900. 1122 Cbarlcstoa, i.pnnklers. 10 minute ,tcPl g &drapes. Mon> ~'I.· Neot 3 bdrm., lge. lot. N R . D o H E N y 28a, very. uparaded, beach. 2A hr security at $69.500 UHCHltlALTT4
5S7-438f dme lo beaches. short lr<b. Owner anxious to t'rwt trees. patio area. BCH/Marina. 3 & 4 br. ~~· ~~O~. bl~ssi~ &•le. Compl re~ racil. Largest &fodtl Plan 4. 2 551·2000
Vl..llage Creek Townb.se wall. to :.hoppmg and sell. Tip-top shape! $62,900 homes. $103K to $1CMIK. MaritimeH.B with full time director. Br, den. A&t 752..-S ori----------=-.;...
3br, 2ba, pool, JaCU£1J. sdlodLc;. ,YovpiJrlP1tr/.:r11/l!f GLOD~FAY Joan, agt. 495-5660 ext. • AllresJdentsmustbe40 <Res>833-21181 UMl'YEISITYftAllC
courts. i\irther Info Call Rea ltors listed prict REALTOR 64%-5333 622 LA CUESTA yrs or ace or older. Be ~$14,910
Lee Annat ~7-l372 $71 ,950. Our price it CLOSE TO the first to call about our WOODBRIDGE Excltlnc Edinburg RACCi)UET CLI 2 bedrm lower unit. ESTATES od 1 t h /3 MESA DEL MAR S69,500, mab offer. Cal 673·2051 JUST REDUCED DANA PT MA.RIMA BY OWNER Jac.k Fick & Assoc. Washington. 2300 sq fl ~~. f~:i'ity°'~ii. ~o,;
lmmac-hke new. 3 br i! 548-8778. • $5000. New 2 St or~. 4 33 Model Twnhse 3Br, 963-0926 •br, Sba, ram rm,, prof baths. Huge, l?ttcltyard
ba,shakeroof,frplc.uulMESAVERDE.qwetcu MESA.DELMAR Lovelyexecpoolhomein Bdrm+TUmpus rm, 2Va 2Ba, tennis, volleyball.-----""-~~-lndsp'd & deeo. Up.. wfbrick~lrflr~.
rm. dbl gar ~9,500 de sac. 3 Br 2 Ba . Farr Mesa Verde. 4 Bedrm & baths. 2600 sq Ct, Cul·d· close to bch, 627 Ashland, $11,000 DOWN graded crpt. wood Ors. Waterfront Homes
1140Mrssaon Dmc Rm. Formal dining, lo\.\ S76,000 ram rm (plumbed for sac. Direct from builder H.B. $89,900. 834·5859 Assume 95,000 balance, _Sl27 __ ,500_._5..W_-0799 ____ 1 ___ ..:13::.1:..·~14:::..00 __ _
OPEHSAT/SUM 1·5 mamt vd. cov'd patio Ronch st)le home with wet bar>openstosparkl· $120,000(714)7~·8511 days, 960·3'44 eYes, clean4Brpoolhome.No ~ ,, he a v y s h a k e roof • 1ng pool le patio. Now wknds.. ci-lng ----~ no qualify PRICE SLASHED I "'...._...-545-6475 S.J9951_1A_gt"---. ----s hrouded in lu!lcious Sl08,SOO. Red Carpet HEW6MOHTHS OLD 1--------•I i:;'~';;,. By owner~ Super 2 sty S&S home. 4
LOVE.UG mature landscaping. Realtors 645·3474. 'l>lush 3Br, 2Ba, Owner 759~·· • Partial trade of br, 21!J ba. Highly UP·
COLLEGE
PARK
A 4. Br PLUS an added
tam rm. and throughly
upgraded !orated on u
qwet cul.de.sac street.
Thls is truly ·'FIRST
CABIN" Accomodalion
rortbc ''BELOW DECK"
pnceor
$79.900
Cool enclosed patio. Sui It ' licensed $91,000. •96-7775 graded thruout. Nr. part
EASTSIDE in air conditioning. s G H rbome,car,or ! & comm. pool. Best buy
Cute2Brcompletelyre· ·Hardwood floors and MESA VERDE Of'ENHOUSESUM2-5 u T atonlySl<MIOOO.~urryon ~~~;n~.a sth~n~I~ s~d~n~ ~~~n~~t~':!~e~S:~:I~ .... !~~!~!::'!~; of Cdle8l!~dane • .·=..•:=:.: lhl5one~;f~it)'
on R2 lot S62,500. now!6'5-7221 fashionable living! For OffLotRambles ?few bo me is due 'to
HURRY ' HURRY' ,....~ •ftJ' beautiful family living, Beautiful new custom COAST close! Sharp 3 bedrm. ~ llU1''2l here's ~. 4 bedroom 2 home w /Dana Harbor Upiraded thruout, pride bath ll 0 m e w 1 't h view, best area, 4Br. of ownership. Selling to·
11u1111•11u ~ ™ fireplace. wood fenced 3Ba: 2 frplcs. fam rm, day at last IPl'ing 's•
OPEN ..ouse AE41.TY WestcUff R~ yard and pool-iletin lov· pat10s, 3 car garage. prices. Take advanta.ge
1111JOta119e.eo.1.-· ·-·1 ely area. Only s~.500. Super Value. $169,500. orthla price reduction.
645-9161 VACANT 3 Br, new ever HOWARD JOHNSON • H 0 M E
SAVE Thousands of House S un . 1·5PM . • 171414?7·1744 $13900 Dollars. 3 BR house & BeaullCul house on huge Place .,__ ___ .....;______ Unique, smile story col·
o w n e r w I c: a r r y lot for boat. motor home Prap..-tiea --------• 4 Bedroom.• 2 balh with onlal. Oversized masutr
Nu Turtleroclt Hilhlands
Plan 3 w/4 Bdrnu, fam rm. Avail Aug. $165,000.
C8ll 752-0617 Own/ Agt.
"AUTUMN
LEAVES ..
A pleasing ble nd of
warm, Fall colors scat•
tered throughout tbls
coiy 2-atory, 2 bedroom
townhome, inspires this
lovely "Autumn Leaves"
lheme-ln WALNUT
SQUARE area! Only 4
years o ld: lash s h ag
carpeUn1-fenced
backyard with garden
aru & patio view from
dlnin 1 area I Onl y
'14,950.
------ything, S63.500. Open 1£ jQuall ~-RlALTY • · • ColoNalM__,loe
mortgage. To see, etc.Newcpts,paUlt,t1le. 7S2•1920 ·< TRl-PLEX large family room & suit.e+dressingrm.Den
646-3490 concrete drive. 19G3 t4000UAILll.N~THAOt lngroWtngDanaPt.Tri· breezeway.Over2000sq. or3rdbedrm.Fplc.Dble ---------1
VA-NO MONEY DOWN Federal, <of£ 19th St.) plef with low vacancy ft. Must be sold fast at I a r: &c d a r le rm .
or FJIA. $65,SOOAgent. 531·7221 &S41 2291 OPf:M HOUSE factor. $900,200 gross. ~ $82,500. rs Sun· Mani~lit~ .
963-7600 539·078' M<mVATED Own-. Im 940 W. Wilton • $12.8,800. • \ C y 1•5 at 2405 . pRruce. A taste f ... _South.
MllMIOY.OCC. 1=
Oraqe""Tree, 2Ddrm + li• ·
den. up1raded Plan . I ~-mo am~
646-1111
. ANYTIME
EASTSIDE
COTTAGE
.... SAT & s•h.I I ·S ftM Me'wortct/ftt. R-atv ALL WHELAN EAL 0 ua:: i--------•I rmc. 2 br condo. Plush 3 BR. l'~ba ·hp me. , . , C• 4t6-S6oo'' ESTATE,188--7&55. , aiD"cll1;~ •REDUCED! ~~21~r:s· drps. $63,~. Shows llke a model. .•STAIWARS• 84~9393 One of Co!> la Mesa's
mml desirable streets.
Jtist now available 2 Hr
refurbished cutte. W 12
car detached garafle &
alley entranCl' $74,500.
Call Now!
Owner moving, needs
fast act ion. •Mesa
Verde• J Br, 2ba, ram sz
yrd. patio w1brick BBQ,
bonus rm, new cpts,
pamt & roof. 2917 Royal
Palm. $82,950, try io<;,
dn. Newport America(\
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1783~•.Coeta-I~~~~!!~~~~ 645-9161 1: -----CHARMING SUPER Mcsu del ~far. for BRICK PATH
sale by owner agent. • leads to spacious 4Br,
Br 2 Ba. many xtr as. as zBo. cpts $87,950/0fr.
sumablt loan Open S46·l269 2748 Mendoza House Thur thru Sun I ·S Dr
11'4 'tission Uri\ e. --------
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YOU DESERVE IT!
Owner Desperate
Owns two houses. 3 Br 2
Ba, slulke roor beauty. l
block from CM Bluffs.
$82,500 Agl. 675-2305
--------1 Owner molivated. • • • In all the galaxy this 6-a73W JU~BO ¥A $72,500. • . UMIEATAILE Fr anclsclatl Fountain 17 .,..... ' CEMT\llY 21 Rent ll b uy at ume !Br. 2Ba borne ls the °" Goldenwnt CRV--$91,500. Crocker 642·5062 tlme,-PURCHASE-brightest. Sparkling •--------OpenSat&Sun 1·5 LEASE PLAN, only clean &ca down to earth
934 Azalea, CM FANTASTIC $7500 dwn, $495 mo. 3br, value. Short shuttle to
BeautGrcenbrook,4yrs·. HORSE l~ba. Xlnt. Fnc'd rear acliools & sbo1>pln g. 7FATRATS
old. 3 br, 2 ba, huge fam PROPERTY yd, rock "decor "-no You'll be light years Ain't 'nuff to buy this
rm. bltn ele<'. k1tch, cntrl Lovely 3 BR home in the lawn to mow. 4.96·2029 evs ahead ln t.bls home baae. secl uded ran cher .
air, rov'd patio, spark!· county area of Costa Toro I 032 Priced in the low $90's, Transferred selters need
ing thruout! Ask obout Mesa. Open for your in· •••••••••••••••••"'••• beam In now before some money! 3 br, 2 ba,
occupancy UPon loan ap-spcctlon Sonday 1.5 p.m. IEAUTtFU• MEW you're beat out! . lgJaftl rrn w/frpl. Beam
proval (owner will con· Owner motivated. 2031 .. ~ a.-___. cell 'gs thruout. Only sidertseatS4SOmo.). Orchard Dr. Near Irvine S&S Sertano Part ..._.~ tll6.950
CRAWFORD&ASSOC. &Bristol. Whittley ¥'odel. 3 br & Retlty
957-0'Wl 968-556S c~•RY Z I . den or 4 br. Upgraded 1,.L .•• 73 ~ WES1'51DE
g,iv • carpet, A/C, 3 ~·r ,.~111w A BUY Crocker 642·5062 garage, premium lot. --------• llA&.JY,IMC.
AVAIL. NOW! Owner i-m-------· 141-23~3 Large3bedrooms,2ba,M:ESAVERDE3Br2Ba, wllt finance. Pul .THELAMOIMCi greenbrook. xlnl loc .. Dln Rm, Fam Rm. va· Franltlln ~
cor. lot. fr~sh paint, cant. $89,950. 771-2386 •---....:·~----PLAN 400
super cup. Pnced under 3 Br + blln paUo new 10% dwn. Open Sat/SUn Beautilullymalntained4 mark.et r V OK ..,;. 1·5. 25221. Anier Court. -. .. ___ 2u.. bat ... Up HADLEY RE.ALTY roo ' A · _..,ooo. ThJs home rutures 4br ~:l"c";r;u, S~rU.sh
963-8933 ~:S:.U~n 804. Vic· 2ba. central air & earth ~ntty.trubcompac-
toned decor. $82,900. Of· tor le lar1e covered
An enclosed front
courtylU'd Invites you ID·
lo lh1s art11Ucallv de·
coratec\ .3 bedroom . 2
bath ram.lly home in lov
ely MESA VERDE urea
Cocoa brown carpt>tlng &
custom drapes, re·
modeled kitchen area
PLUS brand new pOOl &
jacuu.l & covert.>d patlot
FINAL SELL OUT • Costa Me.a fered by M. G. Elllott paUo. SUC,900.
Real &tate. '161-5681 or
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HEWT'R~CT ••••••••••-..••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
4 Left. 2 Story 2 Bdnn
+ramdy. Sanken L.R
Microwave lcjlchen.
From $79,000. W /Side c M. Slums. Canyon Dr.
al Wilson. Af. 642-0758
TWOON A.LOT
Liva !n o~ Ii unt.. the.
other. -Only $&9,50Ct,
St9,75Qea. And corner lot
for future expJnsion.
631-21.33
581·~
By ownr reduced to
$85,500 4Br FR 2 aty,
837, ·5845 20U Corl a
Creata()pb
Patio home; seller mov-woo auMut: IQCM •
inll ·-. . aTSUALTY
551-4741.
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~ 111.000 tor Ulla Im
• ive Z BR condo.
Otnuial llr !
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''Super Plan Ill" 4 BR &
Fami11 room on excep.
llonally large lot 1 Yr.
1fa.frWy. VALLEY
O,..Ho.e
Sat/SuQ 3-7; 17962 Mann, • ·lrv
; ·, $ Bed.rm, 2 bath Cban-
i.: t!ellor. Walll: to shops,
• ; • , JIOOI & rec area.
646-3928 or 545·3483
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Lachenmyer
Rt•.iltor
PEN HOUSES , . . ... SATOHLY
30 Songsparrow
~ Creekside Sycamore.
NEW. and adjacent to
Community Park. 4
Bedroom, Family & Dm·
ing l'OClrm
SATANOSUH
FoxhlU, an executive 4
droom home with
parate family room,
1 room & breakfast
• . Over 2500 sq. n.
, t~nvenlent Lo tbe new
~rk.
I 3952 HEHDRIX ~ A beautiful 2 story 4
bedroom Camlly home
with covered patio.
OPEHHOUSE
Terrace Cambridge
By Owner. S.t/Sun 1-6
31 Eucalyptus.
Prime irei!n belt locaJ
tion. 3br, din rm, many
upgrades. 559-1318
•S4f,'50•
Orangetree Condo lbr,
Plan 1. Open 12-5
Sat/Sun, 120 Orange
Blossom. Follow signs
from Jeffrey/Irvine Cnt
Or. Ownr/Blu 752-8870
TURTLEROCK
$I 06, 900 incl$ land
Only l°"c down. 3 Br,
ram rm, dining rm.
Owner/Agent 752·6688.
Res 833·$1. ,
. ·OAK STREET
Ju.st listed. 2 br charmer.
Shott walk to the beach.
Newly shingled ext.. up-
dated interior, beam
ceilings & bnck frplc.
Sll9.500.
OCUMFROMT
Lux. 2 br. 2~ ba condo on
sand. 1900 sq. ft. 20' ce1l·
OCEAN VIEW FROM nus WLLTOf
EYRlEI Fantastic home "with
out.11tanding appointments: 3 Br. 2~
Ba. with so many goodi~ for your · enJoy~nt & appreciation. This is a
MUST SEE •.... , ..........•. $149,500.
Causey&C~y
1104 SO. Coast Hlgllway
LAGUNA HACH
497-2457
JUST LISTS>
OPE:n House Sat. 8/'n, l-4PM
8S4 Santa Ana St.. Laguna
3 Br 2 Ba, fantastic view on end of
qui~t street. $121,950.
IUILDAILE LOT
2526f.ttcMWay,a..,_.
Fabulous ocean & coastfine views.
Coastal Commission approval, call for
details. $1.20,000.
IEACH COTTAGE FOi lllNT
450 Radcliff, 1 Br 1 Ba. den, dining
area. New cpts, paint. $425 mo. to mo.
448 So. Coast Highway
Laguna leach
m&J&...sundeck, frpl, els. ~ leoch I 048 Laguna Beoch I 041
to town. $279,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ................... ._..
VICTOR.IA IE.A CH
4 br. 3 ba, rec rm., gym,
steps to sand. Xlnt
coastal vu. Lg. yard.
Many extras.,$325,000.
.,7.1711
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OPEN 1·5
2"1 Nyes .... $159,000.
2Br, 2.Ba, ocn vu, furn
Walk to beach
,.5
177 4 IUmrock Cony°"
Rd
Off Temple HID Dr.
Spacious 3Br, 2~Ba view
home. Huge playrm,
open floor plan. frplc + 3
600 sq ft lBr Apt.
$179,SOO.
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I , ,,, SUNDAY OHLY
: "' 4502 Robinhood
ll-Clllliuna leach .. I 048
WHmWATER
WHITEWATER'
& CITY LIGHTS
'. A 3 Bedroom family
.• bome with roomy Coun-
• try kitchen, air condi·
hortlnc and large cov·
, ·~ed patio. .... . ,
: 24 GOl.OEHIUSH
• 'I
eeautiful Deerfield, 2
bedroom townhome, has
been upgraded a nd
cUlitom1zed throughout
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··\above, call:
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VIEW
Almost oceanfront in
South LagWla on Circle
Dr. We ll designed 3
Be droom, 2 bath ,
$2!JO,OOO •
DB.UXE COMDO
overlooks Dana Point
Marina. Just like new 2
bedroom, 2 batb, sun-
deck, community pool & 1-:•::•:::•::•~•·•~·~·-•.•:::,•:•~-t garden. ~,500. ,. ~ ~ TOP OF WORLD UMIC'i)UE . .. Attr. 3 bdrm., 2 bath
cedar ~ glass home llGOCEANVU home; family rm., din· nestled in lhe trees on a ing area, frplc. Lge.
huge lot. Fruit trees, ~ Bdrm ~me. Needs fix. fenced yard. Some view
natural plantings, mg •. but1slocatedln pre· from deck. Pallo off
garden gazebo. This 3 sUgious area. 10% down mstr. bdrm. Owner buy-
b e d room • 2 bat b and below m•rket a\ lng another home, anx·
hideaway has many $154,500. ioustoselll $117,000.
elegant features. Canyon DOLPHIM l .L . MAURY STAUFFER
&ocean view. $129.~. Cal 49 ..... 58 I SEA LION REALTY
1213 N. Coast, Laguna ii---~---~~·I 497·33•8 644·2212
Lacpa HIUs I 050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VU LOT. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath,
Uv rm, din rm, $75,000.
Ca II 551·1234
LG9llftCI MkJ-1 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NfWPORT nr.TiR
RlALIY 6·10 1812
LIDO ISLE
Country charm with 12'
cathedral celllnl in liv· Inc room & a t udy,
French doon loada of tile. new kitchen. 4
Bedroom, ' baths. quiet
end Cl island. $200,000. nrm. .
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-elODA 1MAGU., Rltr 17 I 4JMZ.i600
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Mtwpctrt Beach · I 069 ~wport Beoeh I 06.9 ...............................................
OPeH SUM. 1 ·5
i '~· ~~ IRtn\40 3 Bdhh!4.,' 1-baths. V'a c~t ~nxious' $~09,000
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u .IAYFROMT
OPEN SAT/SUM 1·5
621 Lido Perk Dr.
Unit A·l ; spacious 1·
bdrnt. & conveft., den. 2 bath condo overlooking
bay. Security bldg. Boat
docking avail. Askin
$225,000.
~llW4U<ER
REM.TOR 675-5200
LUXURY
SPYGLASS HILL
S Bdrm Coronado.
$279.000. Ph 551·1234
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California's tarcest
!\eoi.lService
()pea$evell l>~s 1210 Beac:b area 2 br
$16$1 Br uUl free.
$200 Laguna free utit. Rental S!m2StyColtage N.B . ...•.. ! ..... ;•••••••••• $186 Pool, frff util, Houws AlrnJlfted $180 Podl, saWla, N.t!.
••A•••••H••<1••••••••• $15SlBr.rr.uw. Hurry befo.r'-sch"ol S250 2 Sty. 2 8-1' Tustin o v '+a~. 3106 $15lllBdrmJlouse. starta! Beautiful M~aa
••••••••••••••••••••••• Cute suo. Call Dave Verde family twme. 3 _______ __..._.,.
Dplx.Wlnterlae2Br,2ba. Open7days Fe BR, l~ t?a. frplc, lite
3 drs from Bay. Bltns. 1525 Mesa Verde E. C.M. brown carpet. Sf,25. mo.
67•26.u, <IW37M688 6SJ.08Z? A¥J.. 968-9088 or 835-0211
•1 numbw95U Beg:ut.. furn. 4 bdrms., 2 lalboa ,.tainsufa 320 ___ _..;. ___ -1
baths. l\ef's. required. •••••••••••-•••••••••• Mesa Verde 3 + family,
Winter lea:;e, $600 mo. 2 B r • 1 B a Cott age 1 ~ ha.. new paint. $406
Wlnton tt.E. 675·3331 stove/rerrii. .r~f'teq yt Mo. NAoo pets 1 .
CoronadelMar 3122 ly S3401DO..+UJ.il~ geat83J.l768
-••••••••••••••• • ••. •• eve 3br, 2!)a. Qui er Eastslde.
3 Ba, Jee yrd,.1w. blks to Cor'OIMldlfMar ' 222 Frplc.$350mo.
CUSTOM HOME·
DOWNTO'rN Xlntloc3Br, ~.man e.xtras. Supe.( cle•n w;oino
$4.SJ/mo. lsUd&Q~-t:&e , HOWAaOJOHNsON
dep. $36-9583 J REALTY
SWIM/Tl!!MMIS 49'M'T44:
2 Br, l Y.a Ba, twnhm.
Mlle to bcb. Adtrlt
$850/mo.
NELSON R.E.. 846-13 tMlll or shop'g. l /628-G867 •••••••••••••••••'••••• 759-0917
~1/626-6272 " Exec. Home. a br~ a ba., 3 Hice HeighborftocMI 'BR, 2000 gq, ft. catbedra
,,..,_ l 144 car gar. ~Ult. view. Close to beach, quiet, eeil'p. in liv rm le fa ••'"'••••u•~••••••••••• Spyglass mu._CdM. Sl cool climate. $500/mo. nn. Call now to mo•., · ~iu:ne or yearly, $4~. per l'DO. a .. uy Sept lst. 548-6366 own or 5(6.5608 bet. school. $49~ pio
~. 3 'BR_ 2 Ba, far, -~-~..;__:.:...:.. ___ , _...::...... ______ ~ ------------.....1
blh.MU370
associated
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All ·uui.. pd' 100· ·(roro and new delux 3br,2ba,
b!'ll-:lDs ftl'eOla~e, _,uo~ deck. AYai}able 9/15
$SOO. .No child or pets.
8'4-9981
NEVER LIVED IN!
• New 2 Br 2,.Ba Fam Rm1 D/W, ~ildren. OK. $325.
$48..(1844
Adult townbouse, E /Side.
2 J¥rl\l. l~ Ba, bltru,
patio, encl. 1ar. Lndry.
$300.144-G8'18
!br w/frplc, nu liv. rm
crpt. Encl'd patio. $265.
1323 BakerSt. 645·2680
2 Br 1~ Ba, adulta, no
2 or S Br aptt aoae to schoola, shops. •rreewaya
IANIUIY CIOSS Ans
ott Beach 6 Warner
by W Loblter Inn
142·'604"• •
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pets. S28S. -------'----· 9"9-5425 1 BR, Ht'gBay adult con·
do. Encl paUo, rerria.
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SClO E/Slde triplex[ ~r, W/D, pool & club bse. b. J'rplc, yd, eac gar. a mo 962·8118 l"fo ptt. TSL Me.mi --·--·-----··--------~ .. 842-1803 Trtplex, nr bcb, 2 bdrm 2
.l-ba $310 mo; 3 bdrm 2 ba J)qplex B/Sl\11:, 2 Br. 1\41. $385 mo. S.31·3920 or Ba. rrplc, dbl aar. 644-1920
$300/ITR>. 549.5035 ---· -----122S/,no. 2 Br, 1 Ba encl 2 BR, a Ba, Nesa Verde, gar. no peta. 1 Child.
frplo, auOIS from park. Single Story. '962-4522 s.ioo. m-as330t:' '1$1-UU. _..;;__...;.. ___ .,....t
Aval! now, new 1 le 2br,
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 9'7&-2228 Largw 3br, 2ba Duplex. --------•
Ocean vu, gar, no peUI, 2BRCondo, leue.
bltns. '350. 331166 Sliver 963-2436
WESfCLIFF BLDG
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TOWIHG SHVICI FOUND, 2 blltts, 1 un·
5 tr U c k I, U d I 0 I , known. l Sclrwicn Ownet
establ11bed clientele. &deo11ly by size,• color,
Call for more details. ""Jee, ffrial no., date le
loc. Ioli. Call H.B. P.D.,
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Call Now! 642·5678
People who need People
That's what the
DAJLYPILOT
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Is all about!
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.a.'W'TD.ID ... .....,S BUSBOYS • Counter help. Sandwtcb Dlr.........,S.... General ofc. CLERK HOt.JSEKEEPERLI In Kamel & bse cln'g, hard
A• •'"" "'"1 BANK COOK shop bas various abift.s _, • TYPIST for busy O.C. Ye:-~ 20-30 hrs wk, most· ECOHOMY/G0-1.0 O.ys&nfght.s,applydaJ· Applylnpel'IODbtwnl-°5 U bet 7AM It Cballen1ln1 poa. fol' MfrOfautodeflerlden. 5d&ywk,ownrmb8th6 lY mornlni:&. some Sun
Immediate openings for EXPERIENCED ly, llAM. MiCasa, 296 .E. PM Hrs flexible Jolly :oPM 0 weefa 1 Rehab. orteated nurwe. tUlcaUon products. Good 'IV, N.8. l80wk.6'5-t344 ·Own transp Over 21 ·
self-serve gas statlon. CSR 17t.bSt.C.M. Rager Restaurant. 1727 Pleu~ntv:~viro:r:!!~· M~t ~'!a~·~n~a~d: tele.., manner, Able to-HOUSEICEEPER. Ute Train at $2 hr, raise ~
Muatbeatleast 18,over BUS DRIVERS · E.DyerRd.Irvine. lnlerviewa 7·11AM: M;~wddeu,&Gzuo · :0r y~d~':[:"'!~ coo1c1n1.llve1n,forcou· suoorf557-6020 ~e~=eA~~~ a~~~~ Must bebllilltual Substitute as needed. COOK. Colony Kite• ts UPM. 'J!ulY Naturally, 1~ Xlnt work· pie. Exper.6"1~~ KTIQ{ENHELPe;R
,.. ... 8 . 821 """" o. .. u.1~h $4.437 per hr. Laguna now ... 1r1 .... 8 ..... 11ca•:~ #63 FasbioQ l.sJand. N.8 . Dlafl& u/Desl,111 1 ..... _ .. ,_ .. -ore. ....... u,,...~..i. ti 1'be Bl'""' n-.-. lO'I "''t '""" .,_,., .,,...._ Beach Unified School ........ -N ........ , 7»1Ml ri .. .... ...._ -...... ....... .--eeper, part · -~. .. ... District Call494.S013 for aper coob Is~ Civil enflaee DI au.,. lorappt for elderly woman Pl, N.B. Apply 1n peraon
Atrl'OMOTIVE UNITED • • trainees. Apply In Counter girl. Prklne divisloo. Exper. nee. Ap. BeemattlDd. I~. to-m7. .' aft.3pm.
sstVICEWRITER CALIFORNIA BANK au-pet cleaner, full time, person, Colony Kitchen, Burier. Apply in penoo. ply la person to Mr. JSSCllot.onSt.CIU2621S
Chevy dealer neecb ex· exp'd. Good benefits. Ap· 1045 S. Coast Hwy. 199W.1'1thSt, CM. Ji\lente, Robert, Beln, 540-3090 HOlJSEKEEPER Wan LEG~ SECIRAIY,
perienced Chevy service Warner It Main Office 1 i 17 4 0 Laguna f\ch. or 23701 Wllliam Fr0st & Aasoc., J,!ra. Glllim once or twice• wk. Euro-Needed for N. B. Law
writer for the month of 23018.l\lainSt ~~ri~r.'b~aon. Moulton Pkwy, Laguna COUNTERHELP,f/Ume l.OlQuall&.tl.B. E .O.E. peao lady pref'd. Vic. Firm. Good skills re·
Sept.ember only to fill In Santa Ana Hilla, Ca. At Moulton days. C.pt. )like• Fia.b Dsbwhr/Busboy • ll-Tunl•oek.. &iv. Xlnt. quited. Call Nancy ot
for vacaUoners·$1400 CARRIERBOY Pk,wyPlai.a. Fry,8lS'W.19UlSt,CM PUfulltlm ell GENERALOFC~typ. pay.~a.75a-8319 540-5405 .salary Cor the month. See 551-5187 Needed for' Costa Mesa · e • eae.-11 c .lnr, reserv~nt. Must ..;;....;;..__.-._ _____ .. _______ _
Service Mgr., HOWARD Rt. Mom. Approx. hrs. COOk.DPR'O · COUNTIRGll.L Cleancut 548-1AI be depend. Apply ln HOUSEKEEPER LEGALSECRP;l'ARY.
Chevrolet, Dove & Quail An Equal s-eam. 54().3006 For Coov. Hosp. AM & Pull tlme, apply in B.ECTROHIC ·penon: 1.131 Bactr Bay nwem.21chool a1eglrls Corporation. Eitprd.
Sts., Newport Beach. Opportunity Employer PM shifts. Pleue apply, ~ ll28 mUie -4\Ve. :a.s.s .. wu.a &B Dr., NB : • must.Jove J:b.1ldnm...N00: Newport CeaterMO-OllOO -------1--------•1 CASHIEll Parle Lido Conv. Hoap, Westcliff Plaza.. . •---¥'' ~IM. OFftC smoker J>leue. MH651 UG"'• s-•n.a.1y AUTOMOTIVE CREDIT CLERK 466 ftagablp Rd, N."B. , (,)penlnp fqr upr d & • Nwpt Bcb. ,_ ......,. "'
LOTMAM Permaoant full time 642-2'10 EOE ,P>uple req d to rqanece \r.ahaeu. P .C. Board, Part·~' Tban. & Frt.. ----------Irvine baaed land de· Depe ndable & e x· BANK positiooapply • · busy 30 "nit motel. wirlna "chaaals fab. 8:30toS.R.~.~ce.Er.· llouaekeeper, Jive In. \'eloper bu opening for
perienced. Apply in J HStlEIT COOK, exper'd. Apply lo Telepbonel4H:S62• Small compuy w/xlnt per. require • Buay Permanent.. Nwpt Bcb exp'd. Lesal Sec. XlnL
person. See Mr. Jurinek. ev9BIE .... CED • person, Velvet Tu~le CUSTODl"'N . ~th & beaefl~a. phones, typln1. It. area. care for 2 small secretarial skl~l•. & s ddleb k v 11 1 _,.. " HALL J!WELLIRS Restaurant, 59 Fashion . "' 14&. l'lm Sky Park abortbaod. 21 To 3S pre-cblldreo In Motherless aupenisol'y capab1Utiea. ~rts. ~ ,lariue.X:.~ COMSUMStLO.AM Apply atS.CstPJaza. Island,N.B. Daya, exper. Geoer~l Cl',D,lf'Yine.B.O.E. ferred. borne. Must drive. Refa Xln&. rnnae bene'a &
P k M. I . PROCESSOR --------· cleaning. " aaalst ID CallSwrle873-4400 ........ OH aouo workJn1 cond'•· Call: ar way, iss on VieJo. CHILD CARE & l g t COOK. lxper'd. misc. product.loo areas. &crowe.fnlcfor Mon.tbruFrL .............. .__. Nancy 9:30 t.o 11:30AM,
Automotive bousekpg. 3 mos baby, Private Country Club. Apply 8 :30·9:aoAM, 5Yraexper.lntbefield HOUSEKEEPER, Mon thru Frl. 133-2180
New Detail Shop needs UMITIO 3~.!. boPMm,e.Mo7n:30thrAul\fFrtl~ ForeppteaU:l44-MOI L1nwllco Lab .• 21'6 necesa.toquallfyforpro. 1ngbam Glrl bouseelni mature, 3-11 shift. ln EOE help. CAUFOIHIA IA.MK .w Newport Blvd. C.H.· '-er credential. Call ~ce nds women pit. G u e 1 t H o m e ,•--------
Top wages paid. Engine day. Refs reg. 546-5207 COOK J • Op(strano Laswa aot top., car nee MS-5123 C.llMU'718 UHi MICHAHIC
Steamers, eng painters, 6 Mo.crdl lay PtCDG Cid 1_,itHrfag For s mall retirement ~ks ~O= Plua GSl311SforlurilH!r lnfo. ' GIRL FRID.\Y (2) with 1111 " Lit bsk .,. ~ Experitn::e,:•t·~ ~~~~t;' ~~~~Je~t Soutt.Logmo Qucmtfflff ~=·inP~r~cfrn 8:!:e noWin~forear· ~sacAUAlY ofticeakllla.Allbeoeflta. dn,Pf;.. ueyr ~ acbl ~n for.~
chedrout,ptck·up&de-t7l•t&ll·lt70 Exper. nee. Apply in style cooking. Good !7mom.C1.lltodian,Sam· Tomktngdir.lnl1nan• =:vym~Ksss:;.~:O 1lrl. Lhe·ln CM . ment:VlcSnyder
livery.Apply a& penon t.o Mr. Fuente, worting roods. For in· lOllm. ~~~In person, claherviceisfirm.l\eap., Ma-531'7 • : • • 54.W819. ATLAS CHIYSUR:.
20S9Harbor Bl, CM l7141496-1273 Robert. Bein, William terviewpbooe494·9458. 3333 Bnaw., C.M. betwia cballencinl JlOS ln•ol•· ~ 1 toddler. PLYMOUTH
645-1030 Frost&Auoc.HOlQuail KS RTENDERS. 3-SpmMoo-Frl tac areaa ol ~U., GllLflUDAY Ownrm bath, TV Love-292UJar60r8tvct
AaF.qual St,N.B. c:f'RIVE~ P/time. Over F.qualOpP!)t'Employer Insur., 'a.E.NCM>l.23 PIUDle for Marine '"'lakebi:n.58H11G CostaMesa5*193t AUTO PARTS Opportunity Employer oa I GllL Hardware ot.ttce Prefer ....;Y~.....;;...;.;._..;..;...__.;;___..f __ =--____ _
--------Clean'g servs need• 21 yrs. Immed open:tngs. -.. ~ • --------iLlquor Store ·c1ert.
COUMTER MEH :i,~t:U~efso,m:~·r 8:::~ . ~~=. :~ ~ =~:v~ SClM.'22. =st to~ ts~=·:;:f~e· ~~ion~. C tr I poaibillty of a11t ~· E~~~CEED .... _ ... _g ~1403 17Utst.C.M. _ RE/ Sec_t: toilOO • -~ ,.... ..._, • ...,... loocl511u~a.GOO(lbn. }I uvun~ PGWU41 DBIYIRY'Ml!M-Jf.DraJb~ l*1IUll • ·la-· -:-T....: -lea.. ..,..,.
Permaoent. aood pay• TBJ.B CLE AN ING Woman Far party rental stqre. Irvine Penonnel ~Selley Gin. RIDAY Sm a II pre c Is Ion ......,,. Stpfe C ..... ~~."t:f~~Sa~~:ni:a FtJLL.TJME wanted. to thoroughly COOKS LoolPng for Hilb School 488E17t.laCOltaM ... • P'tlr well estab1 .\extlle macbtaed ti molded Mature, espt.'cl. full Branch ofc seeks bonda dn. l1lY 5 rm. home !or Senior wantinc Job ex-s.uteeu '42-1.'70 importer. Must be rella• puts for electro-time.· Apply in person. ble teller w/new ac SS. hr., 6 hr. day, twice Days&NlgbtsAvail. per. M~ be lS, ~eat & ble, bave eood memory. mechanical switch w llt.bst M
sAuto Sc:Hspenon
Porsche, VW & RY 1ales. New" used. Permanent
positlon. Frina• benefits.
Immediate opening. Call
for interview &: ask for
Sales Mgr.
137-4800 4tl-4S 11
AVON
MEEDDlRACASH7
F.amJnp ate ll60cf ·ftouts are flexible when you're
an A VON npresen·
tative. Call 540-700 or
Zenltb T • l.359.
ba~lttet for teacher, 1
toddler, Cd)(, top salary.
own trrnap, mature woman, T:SCM:30 llon·
Ft1. Refa.S75-mt •
counts. Exper. preC'd monthly. Must have own Apply in penon able io dO heavy llftlnc. -'l)plnJ phones Good co manufacturer. PosttloQ 895 • C •
Contact HUda Terranov• trans. 640-0538 &arn"4pm Mon-Fri Hours flexij>le .+ Sat.a. E:x LANDSCAPE MAINT benefits. Phone Helezi reQlllra lmowJedge or In-Live to. KiodlY, honest
at<714)6'4-7255. CLERK, p I t Im e . SHACK SHOP Apply 20Z~ Newport ~Sprinkler ttpalr 540-3tlf>C M proceu. nnal & recelv· couple needed llbmed.
W __.__ "~M>E Co tH r..IU Blvd. C.M. ap. oec. Call Marraret. • . •-· •-·-"-WW-·k v-'d tn .... _ ... ,_ • .. .._... 8>o«keeplng Dept. Must .....,.. . as wy,.,_,u .... 7·0l'"O a.·30·•··JO GOLFC .... 51 '" .... .,....._.. .. .,. .-.. IUUJUWJa man 1!-...1-al c-i..-te 10 .. dde b v-ual ""'por Emplo1'"'• "~ ~ vv• with MRB. wort aet· w I erlerloaelerosis. L ~ -· .. ~ opera .ey a r 1 -. "'t' -Delivery P°"tioo avl Sept -i..1 .. -. Me.e. .a. Y-"'I . · 2144 £.CoastHwy ~h. Pbone642-374t. 8 ValldCalifLlc W/lood _ .. _"'-....::'-._ .. _____ 1 --• aupa. tnapectlon pro· lids. ovety home, Npt
Corona del Mar drlvll'IJ record. ·Submit FACfORY WOUIRS MAGA.114 cedures and related Bch area. 499·2316 or
EOE/M/f COCKTAIL applications Moo·Pti, llaouracturlnc plant O,..s.t/S. f.I docST~:iTC"IMC _962-f38.8 ________ _
BEAUTY (}per. needed
Stations for rent I
Manicurist who doe1
.Acrylic nalJs. Hai: Tbetapy, 963-0717
llcycle Mecbantc for re
pairs & ul~. F /Ume
Bllte abop exper. aot,
Call S.9·3877 bef lpa
Mon·FrL
BOAT MFG baa open.lnar
for;
a:»~PM, 17931 ~ypark needl factory help. Call LIJ'fe,dnmat;(c Bucc:ola A ,.. LoanServlce; We need• l __..;:;.-...;;....-..-..__ ....... .__. Clrolo (8), Irvine, Ca. forlnfo.646-Q« 5 br hom•. For the ex· U391'tkerColtaMesa girl dept with exp. in
EOIUl·l" ecw.tY& wbo eaJoJll u. 549·3041 Conventional & Govt.
COOKS FACTGaY tertalninl • w~me ~ Oppor Emplo)V ~. Top dpllar ror the
Meo fl women needed fami)J' llVl.ni. Hqe F/R. I~~~~~~~~ right 'per•o~. Superb
now! Loeso(wor*anUJ ~ tMl1al w/nuJted , kl .... location, atmosphere,
No feel Call or~ la eellp. ~ !riooo. "'91rCuuaJtylndepen· etc.Callnow,lntirieSav-toda)'I to :::ri *1 7.000. c for dint IMlftJsCtt Melley lngJ, 1SU456. E.O.E. --------• 754-1667 det&l 1 • dtredloaa. neecS. qualltled In· LVHC~ .......
..._ptTemps.ntoel 56191 1urJnc• account un· Lie proteaalonal SNF
2116So. Malnst.: A dlrwrfter. exper .i.o. pro-aeeldna cbarae nuraes
aervleln& ~ for nenmc tblft «c nlte ~ Wa lkt!1 t; lt:e
1' Baby1ltter, nuture woman for 1 yr old llrl, 2
days wk. Reta. &M-1658
CdM.
FINISHED CARPENTER
CARPENTER
TRAINEE ENGINE/
ELECl'RlCAL
Alaj'*8 Ya.chta Corp. 947 W. lltb St. C.M •
COOIS
• Kitchen Help, days or
ablft. Xlnt salary,
beaefft1, s naclc shop.
OaU for interview. Royal• Ooov. Hoap. ....
•
1MATURE W OMAN
p/ti~e to we I co me
oewcomers " contact
merchants. neuble hrs.
• Need car, lite lYPln&.
sn~.
PACI AGERS
Qean pac1ta1ln1 work.
No espu. nee. 14 Is over.
Xlnl worlun1 roncla le pay. Day, awing It
snveyard alill\a. Local.
Morning Newspaper Auto Plulics
Roule. Approx . hrs IMJECTIOM
4-6am daily. Perm. sltua· MOLD SET-UPS
Uon. lmmed. openin& for Knowledge of materials
rnalure person w/small & exper. w/set-up &
car wbo has need for S300 operation of injection &
mo extra Income Call transfer molding of
bef. noon The Regi!ltor, small precision parts. ·~540--~--·------t Day Shift.
MOTEL Help wanted. n i STACOSWITCH'IMC
Night Clerk. I/time. (1) 1139 Baker Costa Mesa
· P /time Maint. man. 549·3041
Maids. Apply Newport Equal Oppor Employer
Chanel Inn, 6030 W . • Pacific Cst Hwy, N.a.•---------
~3030
COUHTER
l'ERSONHR
Part-Ume & Full-time Days &Ni&hts
18 or over Cor nights
Apply in person:
2·5pm.
Tuesday · Satur<tay .
CARL'S JR.
6882Wamer
deluxe 22 cu rt retrig/
free'l.er, icemaker, glass
shelves, $500. Also GE
heavy duty washer.
matching elec dryer.
Bot.b $400. All above
Items less than year old.
• Available on movlng -------~ date.~
Wed&ewood Gas Stove.
Good cond. Oven. broil·
Mere'• HOW You Can Use Our Fam us Dtme·A .. Lln s
GREEN Early Americ1111 r octing chai r $25.
Ka~ queen me box·
sprfop and foam mat-
tress. eoscellent cmdition
$2S e a ch, will sell
separateb'.646-5935
• LUMBER all l"X6" $10.
1'wo 2"x8"x12• tarce $3 each. Four Toyota tires
momrted m rims $2 each.
54~193
FLY ROD and reel $10.50.
Off white anUque satin
$1.75 yd. Beige cotton
carpet 7'x15' $15. Lamp
shades $2.50$9.50.
.. ourfa1nous
DIME·~A-LINES .
FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES
TO SERVE YOU
DEADLINE: i..m. Frlc.t1v~w. &ay5t.,C.M.
12 noon-All bf inc" off lctt
• LAGUNA ••ACM ....... : •••••••• 11M Gftnn•vnt st.
• COSTA MISA ....................... , UOWeat9ay
• HUNTINGTON B!Actt •••••••••••• 1 me ... ct\ BtVd.
G J:NUINE "Clamshell"
cart.op carrier witb ad·
justable bars $18.
963-2925.
, DIME-A-LINES
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• IADDLIBACK VALLIY25201 LAIPatRd., Laguna Hill• .
'4 CORD of wood1 t1: TWO tlblt )a111J)I $.'547. COFFEE table t20. BBDF.RAJI& acUWJtable IRE retar(!ent double
mu'a8fl*dlllk•'20.' Double b•d .et szo. B~v.lllonat3.Glrl '10.Duttoaknlahtatand boxlllriDP$2$.matu.ta
la-7117. Cblld'• cabinet tu. •eQ Scout UnUortn ••· $ll0. Duncan FU• eQd ta• $25. "l'ou.1-. poster bed,
BOYS Sch_. __ ~· .. -1rtU rr. Baby toy cb•f mecbanlca iumpault, ble $20. Belt muaqer doublt.DMcil~
,wwu -· Q' •· Two 1>on1o drums .a a&L. • 01rt•1 alacu, cs. Oval 80" planten '2 125. Dall1ah la teellner bJb•; 0o4 1••'*»71t pool each. Rocldnf ch.it tz,1. al&• $-T. a each. le• each. Walt• baaketa,_*5_.DH280_-----pump an !l u $20, Ddk$8.Twbiboxsprt~ 1k8'm, abe e. ..,_ 2012 liOc-$1.~ ·-au.mu. S•. desta $10·SU. Phalarope c .... CM, LJKE doubt bed bf. ~CICd~ rz11er .. &
:-JEW wicker mag--'n• lhcUner chatr $(. M0-3288 new • • sFpe • 111 ' " .. s . -· boolalbelves #5 Wood neJ'llPrini mattrea $20. eDllleJtcwemaon~uln rack. wall sbelt aod plant trwak $5. Dlalses ioe.soc 10 SPEED bike $iU. _.. Box 1Prin1 sao. Frame $25. MW1lO stand " u cb; wtc:tel' Wine Cl 25c cb. bike $15. 16" two wheel and beadlloard $20-. wm•--------
geacock chatr U; Crockpot.,,..3.Deep~er bike $15. Two M>t,"m sell separately.-24a ~«!i=~~lth G~~~o~e~PS~~: $5. Pair lamps '8. Anti· poppn $Z each. bes Flower, roar, Costa tracks szs Batbroo g
blouse, cap, bit top, quo lamp~~-~· Rattan ~~'!~Sccfc>tt'!~ Mesa cabtnet.~wltba&~
aleepln' bae,meu kit ch= ;;-'&oxbed :f:1 Mens-32Girb'I·10 2Sc: 240 Z dWu $8. Whee.lt mfrl'Or and enclosed and canteen. auffel baa, ;, Fl' •· _ I i $.1 Trunk lockers '1 & $& and U.... $$ eacb. GM In· cabmet at bottom Sl.5.
bat. alacb $15; lamp bo ·rd !m35e -ill ead1•1 A~tlque electric clock fant love 11eat $10. Ba'by Wtndo\99 wttb sUdJn. g
shades ~·SZ· decorator a • • VI ae uo Shoes 16c palr Hot swtna $7.SO. Mink Jacket glass and screen to be
table wlth iamp and aeparlltely. ll'Jo~ rollers set '91'K • aold S20. Early Aniertcal\ used oo RV •ebicle or
thllde $10; coffee table ~: ~ $1.0 J:: baod ring $lo: M6-8808. glass chandelier $30. trailer $10. Baby crib
oatinlald$20; W08cot. at$12.Eab buUY$25 1890 Part crest Dr. Trombone $25. Wrouaht headboard and foot-ton rug•. clean; throw sBe b 1 by · . Iron hanging lamp $$. board, turned maplo
rugs 50c·Sl: pota and ~c ot es 25c-$1. BAB . ~-en Sioeer sew1oe macJUoe spindles $10 for both.
pus lfOc.~; coata $1-SS; crm.-rt · llkenew$25..Gerfcobaby $10.8808StarllniLn.FV, Newport Terrace Mobile
teenaae clothes paou TABLE lamp 38 .. $lO backpack carrier $8. near EUia ud Buabard, Home Park corner or
80c-$l• • SOC, some VOfT good condlUop: Baby bike aeat $8. 968-65'2 · 15th st~ Placentia. in new; a boea 2Sc·S2; 84&o42.8S • Stroller deluxe recllner clubbou8e."2-e473 "dl'apes, mlacellaoeous stroller $18, Infanaeat 1930 dAalog table with S1us end colon. many. TWOtwlnbedswftbmat-with roctini base~ rouadmin:w$25.Reelt.o LDERga:sdeyer,worb
12-$5 pair; bair dryer $.1; tress '25 each. wUl sell Folding hlch claalr $8. reel tape recorder $25. good $25 •. Two •wlvel Dive fabric 25c-75c· per separately. Two foam Chest of drawers with Depresaian 1lasa $1-$15. type bar stools with
yard; lace trial liOc-$3 bed pads .., each. Mat-• cban&er top $25 Bab Nice ladies clotbes, sue bacu, both lto. 1513 per bundle· buttons lOc tress pad ... Pink lbeell • Y 11, $1..$5. Antique linen 0 range Ave. CH • • towels SZ.S0.$12. 8atJScm. ,_MW686_.;_ _____ _
M. 292'1 Paper Lo. NB, IR dryer $1.50. Car
64&28'70 band apotU1bt $2.50. Traveller•a chests set
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C.. IOH ,,,_to Yoe IOH ,,......_. 1010 ...... SaM IOSS Gcs-age Sc.a. 1055 hegt Sde 1055 DAILY PILOT CJ5 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , , p•TlO .., .. LE WI a, SAT. Garage Sale! Mlac. GA.RAGas•n Msctlw-1010 Mlec1l•1on '"'-&M ....
1l 1100rthalrt'd blJlt'llt 0 New tOutb, SltS, 4 " "':" . • ne items 205 '-11ke St ,, blk ,,_. •••••••••••••••••••• .. • W-'hd IOI I lcfll huuu~·al d•cl••Hd woodlool1.1n11m l.lldealt, (..'botN, Sat/Sun Au11at fromPllcC:.lliwy'llH Meichanlca tools, w•1111...1ye ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• V~ry rlayrul, l\'t yr1: uo. o .. k chair, '20 17, M. lt40 16th St 10 113 · clotb1nic. kitchen ap· """ D ~ 9010
64) .. 7 .. va 6313: orrM•• Nwpt Bch. ~ 6320 __ G A R A 0 E SA L E pllances, clolb.s dryer. TOP CASH DOLLAR WAMTID: ••••••••••••••••••••••• -56l Sturaeon. CM. SM\ p A It> F 0 R y 0 u R --c1soa ll11E
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10 Mu Old l'•rt Tu 10' CU•lorn coucb MOO. AMTICi)UI SAT/SUN IH. Dunk bed» llAM Jt.'WELRY WATCl ES _._ "" 14' Row boat, trudJlion1al °"ti 1040 rl r T f'arl Coc kapoo, Queen alpr eouth 1100. 2 A.IA MART w1maltrtaa & tprinas. · ART OSJECI'S GJLD. R~ONAPL£ wMehall deitlgn, wood ••••H•••o•••••••••••• Shmt h.air, ho1»1 bruk•n Nd velvo\ 4'hrt tu eu. ~T SUN D S3& Auorted chra, MOVING SALi SILVER SERVlCE • 151-440 con1t. 3 Rowlnai pos1·
OOGTR41SINCl ••tM• "4 ~ Tbll, mile. '31 SA I ll·5. reaacms, S:S 110. Beach cru11er Houaewares. stove, • ......... -•= lions. new. Askin& $1000. y wuh 1\ancb from f75 bil<e, m. Anbque linens, refrig oameru fix· FINE FURN. & AN· -675-0176
our1llat9ur """ 1 l' u • u u d no m I , RNn JoJ"doft tbt, diN It Mln from 50'. Oak Stromberj 97 c1trbs, tUttS bldg matena•-'60 TIQU~.~ ~ IM~I IOll ---------Jolm en 144 thcJf'o""hbr~ m1n1•tur• umbniUa, . Eleph&ant C\lrnlturt to 20~ off 2 n...•--·d 1 k ·eadlll· ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• WllldsuJ1'er, $335. _ ..-uuuva tuper c r pac • ac Ii rnueh U>Ol'e. Dbl bOISPrtnl' & matt-195 -w1 M x.a...... ., S2ZS ~ Terr1Cor, G r> .. t• h • h u n d . X l n t aU.nd s.10. fl•c:I ner $100 Cldllc Cara. Orhunal, $5. Other 111llic. 11301 $1 to $t99. Sal/Sun. 387 Trundle bed w/bolsteri Conn "' n -0· 11ttc ri~. ~man. • ao'a old all ahota .,. d\ilc.heo 962$1"7 E~c 1wl~el chr $S0 2 clcan.pricedlow Munster Dr. H.B . WestWilaonSt.54ll-46Sl $17S.Twin~.768-149t oraan. excellent condl·1 ___ )4117408 ___ _
.. b .. .....:. 1 •-•Kc: lWUl bocb, ~ t.i Rik & Cust.omSbobAn'1ftues .. -~ .. u _. Uoo teClO PP s:!Z·~ , .... mp """"· tr .. ,, f e nt·e lira P• St11kea. .,..ht 1V $1Q. Tbl larup 120 "" ~ ' • . . Amencan boat C.rlr SgCe "" S1l?5 3-.~TI~ ''1)m '''1111" ... ...Jmcr r.c""7·-21JINwpt lvd.CM HUGE Gauce Sale! WGGAGETAGS Gull r Fe der axle. Acromodale.up io " u .. n •u _. .,,. 3 pc Maple Bdrm set, 2 Furn. a;ewing mach 8 · n , At\C Nl"wfcat1A<tl1&nd rml t~l llo1wlulu t.n, UB. Tools, Toy., Baby Gear, oak desk chrs w/arma, rrusc. 20792 Catamaran' from )'Our business card. Slralocaster best otrer. 20 deep V bollt. Nu tires. ll•\e!>l•••l•h~.l'~l'"'·$11U 1141._2'?11 8!dtm Mt. Walnut, $400 fo'\lrniahlnp, Playboys. antiquekeJWenolamps, H.B . Near Beach.; Send one card for each Call1!W-0.196. _5S7_.8()77 _______ _
:M n; _ _ _ _ IO!O i!forer:rn~ d~ ~ii ~·l~t Hook.ti. Oreatpncc!l! Sat. antique radio tbl, oak Atlanta. 5J6.-09U ~ plm one spare. We Trumpet Bundy ~lnl lo!lh..Mcrf•
••••••••••••••••••••••• cond ~ n1t1 only! AU¥. 27., 9am. No rocker, Kirby vacuum re 1~n thrn:anently cond. • Eql.llpeneat 90lP
l'OODL t: PU I' P 1 p;i-. S'TOK~Wll>P!!CALtr. ___ __ ¥re-tale.1 JuwlMJr, <The w/attacbmen4· Misc ESTATE 'fa a atc;t ve t1af & 494_2u7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
l"uttbr1·1l .t t\lfnr11hl" Nf'w & us~ rum. •P&>l'a, Sofa• &ov•cut, llhr look erracc) rv. hahld goods. 133 Lake GARAGE SALE j rap, mee mg a r ine --Cbryaler 55 HP Ot h
Mal " t'e1m . uo: 1111"'' Wil~'• BatMalD vinyl. recenlly bou&ht Tbls, c:oucb. baby & Aptll3H.B. SAT/SUH v!:it ~ui&e~:ri~·F~;~ r!~~~~'wrdt ~&Jn837e &71~ntrols, pen. '*~ !llooli. \.l5 " 814 w. Utib, "75 840-um bsehld l\ems. Sal/Sun D>tate Sale, furniture, T 0 0 Is • b u i l din " personalized lag enclose • • . \.VIJIU. • ""
< \f Mi 7'.n>&548·3262 GOOD FU• ... tTURE 9-5.1960Rosemary,C.M. etc. 2056Tustin, N.B. 9-4, materials. frzr. desk, wallpaper, rabric or -·~fv-l.11..-• -----Old f'.na Shttp d(lt\ f em "" Sat/5'in Iota ot other misc. 372 "Day Glo" & """._ nwnsw • Marine rad.lo & electronic ~ )r At\C.' Wd l lrn ,, **I BUY•* Dei.k ~ Bookshelves Sat/Sun 10·4. Washing n .. w c M paper we Eqlli.,..,.t aoas sales., service, install•-~· Pl 1 h n•-w 1V ~Cl\ ~mona ay, . will back & \rim your ••••••••••••••••••••••• u S l 25, 'T.>to gd home t"45 f.t'2.S -... ale a a.sa m1rror mac $50, DC>< ...,.,. Sat/SUn 10 4. King sprd, t.llgii. Or try two ca.rd:; oo. ave up 0 "" t;.)l)(s 1.16ed Furnttu~ & ~-Extrarirmdblmal· Che6tdrwrs,books,toys, antiquerans,appls,l'U((, Blk Hide·A·Bed $175 backtoback. IBMElectypewriter, Free pedormance
t:uldt'!n tfrtnen·r. f1•m A1>pl11ances--OR I wall tresa $50 Box 11pnng $25 records, mlllc. 7131 Heil drps, add mach. m1Sc. Med1t. cof & end tbl S3S PRICES xlnt rood., $175. check. 493-331;9, 556-6200
\Kt" IKAINED Ch;im11 :.t'llorSELLforYuu. Oblbedw trame&head Ave.No H.B. 25.25Fordham.CM ea. Cstm lg pme cab., $2eaor 3/~ : 968l433eves/wlmds
Kauk lint· $too Jail MASTIRSAUCTIOM & foot brd $30. M1:;c. . dinin h nds refninishmg $100 4/5tao•St.60ea. WEBUYUSEDOFFICE N!~L~Jure280&SwF~ •. tSe190Ge,· ~~~ uw.~ 5J6 ~S2'~ 646--1686 & 13l·'62S hshld ilel?)s. 5S2·0tWl Antique g c u1rs $25 lbat dolly, mahog dsk, Adm Ir a 1 25 cu ft 619ta:: $L50ea. -~ ""' ----1 each, surf boards, p1cmc wrought iron patio rum, relng/freezer, gm $250. ..., FURNITURE hre rings $10; 1" anchor
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CASH PJ\JD 8' Gold velour Sofa, $50. table. 8-27 17812 Oaktree lamps, mirrors, dLSbets, Old oak desk $75. Antique lOor more $1.40ea. 642·84.50 line 160' $100, ~ anchor
For t<d usoo rum. anti Qut!Cn Sofa·b~d. SlOO. Ln. lrvlne __ band. krut bdspr~, hschld twin bed $125. Misc. 8-4, Sal~6~AIR~~ded Pets 8087 ~e 300' ~~; S/lG ~ ~ .. II~ &clrTV's, 957 8133 AquanumSS. 962 7253_ Pr brwn velvet cbrs Sl50 '~es.B~~77p~~~c~~~ Sal&Sun. 2927 Paper Ln, Draw your own or send ••••••••••••••••••••••• len~~:snf:"!~', v=~~~
CASll PAlD Lt.kc new white French ea; foam dble mall/ Satt s.'.in · NB,646-2:670 name, address, phone & KI NG Snake 3W Cage 646·1133or646-2414
Fmt-dui;s, lab-i.hep. 1 wi..,, For j!d usoo rum, anti PROV., Bdrm set, twn frame $ 6 O ; 2 t w Must Sell • Moving. we'll make one card per $20. Rosy Boa 2Va' Cage -----~~~ .. ,~1·11:> or olter . Call que.,&clrTV's,951-11133 size canopy bed, mat· Beautyrest$35ea, movie Yard Sale, Several Refng, dbl mattress & tag.Addis-each. &Stone$40.642·8906 loah,Power 9040
.,...., .,.,. tress, box spnngs, nite proJeclor$45. 964·1314. Families Furn. books, box springs wrought Send check or money or-•••••••••••••••••••••••
l'u u J ,1 1 ;-.icw. didn't match decor :;tand, des k wt butch, dbl 5 Famtly Yarder Ga d auto & bike parts, m1Sc iron sgl & dbl.bedsteads. derto. P1anos & Ol'CJCll'S 1090 '57 Chris Cont 18'. Nu
n.; re · J te::.c \\ant-. El\ecuuve brown v10yl dresser & mirror. i·ng cars w' a•rheern· 10572 Margarita, F .V t'lolhing, etc. 2017Tustin PILOTPRIHTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. UnivAtomic4eng.
h 0 m c • t: 0 u.v 1,~ • "0 :.w1vel recliner ottoman Cu & d • • " • Sal 10.5 SU 12 5 C Stn S · ln SSOOO PP673-~ t h.ih.lrcn. i5<J ~ ;)~ Sl70. 76117976 aftS pm 4 nopy 1 sprea inc. clot.bes, (Adull.8 & kids), . n · ~v. M. Sal & Sun. P.O. Box 1560 rr • pmet pumo, x t · ___ _ ~~Ca I uft 5PM, pnnls&craft.supplles,2 Mini Bikes (4), C 8 . 642-5470 CostaMesa,Ca.92626 cond.~. '76 Ranger Dix 18' Tn-
Uolb & Lo~ers. Peke bu), Plate-mirrors various ---------• bike frames. 325·331 W. Radio, Vacuum cleaner. Duncan Phyfe dm.ing set .. ,.'IC .... UCTIO... 545-6607 hull, ball tank, cvr' 4 mo:; ::;hcltae, J mos • J : d Ba St CM s t/Su ' .-v-,. " t L h XI fem MtHlloll! s 11. cs . ( ram e ) . Cstm Wrghl lron Furn, · Y • • a n. Garbage Disp, /\irCond., motoreycle, kg Sl mat· MANY ITEMS OF FINE Lowrey TS 88 $645 x ras. ow rs. nt.
· · Boukshell desk unit, of· .Barstoob, 16 lite chan-3 bike motorcycle trailer All brand new. (Quiz tress&spnngs 751·6543 ESTATE JEWELHY, Wuht.zer 41~ BW $495. $4950. (714)493-6_13_1 __ _
WAN'l'F.O male Pck fin• t'hu1r. l'olynesian delier, 3 pc sofa, ol· show prires) Munyothcr .-------1.owrey TG 98 $1695. ingc:;e puppy, not over 8 l"ountam 1142-4030 toman, lamp11, chrs, $75. Slot car truck s75. items. Sat/Sun, 9am-Movmg sale: f'urnalure, /\RT OBJECTS. AN· Thomas 821-C $2495. SACRIFICE!!!
wks 4962800 chma cab, stereo cab. ~fk'e". ~~~f'h~~~~~: 3pm.18Mallard, (Wood· books, BBQ, tools, ~~1Fiuf~EF~R~'. Hammond H-195 $2495 32ft.StephensSportl"is-
. Rlar a~ whild.hercu~n white w1\·kcr furn, all in paperbacks, TV tables, bridge> Irv. . . household goods. Sun· f'O. & BROCHURJ::. DEMO Hammond con her Twin C hrysler
Year old llarleqwn GreJl so a.,~ con 1t1on · xlnt cund. Must s ell ed day, 104, 8 Cherry So., MS-2200 sole Regent 4172 54495 Crowns ·Nu V ·JI · F Dane loves children. !l68-4259 S!>l·2'l92 assort glasses & dis Garage Sale, old Ouk Irv DEMO Hammond Piper Teakwood cockpit. Out of
house trained fetches "' . 1 d bl hes, m1Sl'. items 6S6 desk, $25, Oak Post Ofc -Shutters· Custom Cedar S'74s. town owner wants out•!• S?S oo 4981278 .-orma mmg rm l w/4 SOFA, antique Victonan Darrell St, CM, Sul & sta.nd, brass hardware, Dog house 3'x6' $25. Bake Levol~rs and min~ $4950. Ernie Minney
chrs, leaf. Pecanwood,2 reproduction. S500. Sun. misc hsehld stuff. 34U su.rlboard .trlr $25. Vinyl bl d All 30<'." re ptanoSM&Oo!:!.co. 548-4192 Walnut&blkchrs,exec 997.ll056 Alva,CM.Ur20lh&San chr. +misc. 9932 Er c.:::stosph. er'sa .. ,."..,,!'. I ·~· ------f°Tft to You 8045 file tbl., 2 lo(old & wht Gar age Sa I e • 2 7 6 la Ana> Sat. only 9 JPM fmgham Dr. 962·6849 .,...,.......,.,. ln Alicia Busmess Center 30' JEFFRIES, fly bridge.
••••••••••••••••••••••• hangm~ lamps, small Rnd 36" l\lpl lbl $25. Box Sherwood Sl. CM . 24011 Ahcaa Pwky J801 tower w/C'ontrols, ball
ADULT Fem. rabbit, 1 yr bkcasc. Call aft 5:30, spnng & malt, llke new ~.Sal/SUD 9·4. See SPYGLASS GIGANTIC SALE M1SS1on V1ejo581-2970 tank, moonn1t. Best of
old. very tame. Nd!> 645 71!57. $55. 640·0446. dime-a-line for spec.. We can't lake il with us. Sal/Sun 9-5. Wicker chrs, SCRAM-LETS , G d 1 fer. 675-0176 Pvt. ply. yard. Gd home only. . sorus, loveseats, M~lt 6 run piano, wa nut, --ti73 4956 D1vorr e Salt', 1544 Placen-~ yds It. gl'. shag carpet, Collectables, Woodard HR set, marble tablei., ANSWERS . Starr Richmand, $1000. • Curricraft w/Lido slip. _ ___ uu.N.8 .7AM -6PMSat& clarinet,2l"coru.ole'l'V, Pullo Set 7 Pc:\ $250, . i>tG-2744 Xlnt,liveaboard.Subm1t
WVAULE Cockl'r mix. Sun. 1':v~rylhini;i goes. boy's stingray bike, Children's Schwinn clec typewrtr, movat• Limber -Faint -RE t d h 1se
fem . 2 yrs. old. To good No rt.'as. orrcr rerused. brown leather chair, 9' Uikes. MUCH, MUCll, c•~rmeeenr a' lp role ckto~ • Cnme -Remove --Beautiful Slemway S'7" PVt p' tyr~~'.2~~~ ' , opt.
home 661 0325 &12 8645 co Ion la 1 cou c h . MUCH More! 23 Point s.: ' e c • ... a er s MICROFILM Grand Piano. Walnut r---"-'---
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t·h1ldren Genlle.494·2189 ---fo'REE Mix breed pupp1e:;
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cluldren's toys & much Loma.. Corona del M.ir. rack. clolhini:. toys, I didn't realize how much fimsh, approx SO yrs old. '57 Premier wood hull 14',
more. Sat. & Sun. 104, Saturday Only 9 AM lo l. lamps, picture frame~. modem technology was Completely r~lored. 75 Mere 01 b. nds wk
2910 Ellesmere, C:'.1. l®> Santa Cruz Cr, CM affecting our lives unlal J $5()()() Ph (714)646-8757 $500/oCr. 962·2781 afl
--Band Saw. Jig Saw. Ihde-<Mesa Woods Tract) opened a Chinese cookie 6pm Fri & Sat. Couch, c-halr a-away bed. 3 &. 9 drwr -and lhe fortune was on Baldwin Spinet Piano, .....;;.. _______ _
w/ottoman, small che5t, chests, tables, Eloa V\•ra ......____ 1060 MICROFILM. beaut. cond. $'!IOOor offer. 2 2 • 0 WENS Cabin
Comergroupw/bolsters. cactus & more . 291 ~ 559-11473 aft SPM, Mon Cruiser, good cond ..
Misc.Allxlntcond 17321 Nassau, Costa Mesa.••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 ·x15' green nylon Fn needseng,landemax.le
Wild Rose Ln H.B. orr Datlya~9:30PM. Young mare, very spirit-carpel.$50. SI O d lrlr. Surge brakes. $2000
Springdale,btwnWarncreab· Sho Cl U ed, gentle, great 6"6-6906 1vertone rgan.Mo . orbslofr.548-0300dy!>; &Slater met P ean P personalit y. Champion 4793,. Walnut finish . 548-6}43eves.
Sweet Gara~e Sale, 8'
sofa, gas dryr, refng,
pair ottoman/ sleepers 1----------1 wt bolsters. wrou&:ht iron chairs, clothes. 7/8. dis·
hes, 10-4 Sat. only. 2865
Zell, Laguna Bch.
Sale. Masr cub:-1. entry sire. Gd 2nd horse. Jill Used carpeting like new. Leslie spkrs, 968-0452 --------
doors, Louvre dourll, 960-3529or536-9529 13'xl5', off white, $50. Ltwn4&7PM Marauder 24' f'/B, T JS. cs t m m ad c c h 1 n a 536 6395 ------sold new '74, $13,000. or
cabinet. Chev & J el'p Baby Grand piano. New ?? N.B. 64.5-2963
nms. tires & oth<·r misr Household Goocb 8065 Bicycle girls, elec Meat walnut rirush. Xlnt cond. __ _,._ __
hdware. Sal/Sun 9 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• slicer, Drums, Cymbals. S1600flrm.493·7596 •SIOPJACKS
6 4 2. 9 1 2 s . A n d co ~ bed. gas stove, teak Clannets, Sousaphone F\ying bridge cruiser. Onginals.awW.lSlh~t. tbl, davenport. 6407',.0 , PI P. aft, 5 & wknds. UpnghlConsolePiano,by sl"" 4., twn 225 HP, 45 ....., ,._ 37 Grand. l yr old. Sacnf, .... Ne~porl Bea~ 520 Marguerite, COM . .,.,.qr Sl075. 963-SS96 MPH. full electronics. Cashing set-up, fully
er Gar CJer Jewelry 8070 • SUPER CARPET ANTQ. Sohmer Rosewood equip'd, only 100 hr::. -
G ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVINGS! Th'-bo t be 9.5, Decorator 2000 yds lOO% nylon square grand piano. "' a is tter now
Items, appliances. furn, WANTED plush carpets. Cham· l ncls. stl. Comp . than when new $28,000.
bikes, toys & more. 3462 TOP CASH DOLLAR pagne, Butterscotch, re!llrung. $2000. 675-8679 759-0100or67S..3222eves.
ANTQS., collectables. cul Eboe <Coll Prk > :>5l-2tl92 p A 1 o F o R you R Rust, Chocolate & more. PIANO Do you have a gd. 31' CHRIS .c raft T /S cab
& pressed glass, Hei.l!ey, JEWELRY, WATCHES, $5.SO & $6.50 )'d. The piano that needs a gd. crsr. w/sbp. Xlnt. cond.
silver . comm. spoo.n.s. Furn, clothes, Tupper ART OBJECTS. COLD, Shores Interiors Carpet home, call 640-9078 $8000. 979·2251
linens, laces, quilt, Ware, saddles etc. 1480 S ILVER SERVI CE. Warehouse,2650AvooSt,
Doulton figurines , Del Mar, Lag Bch FINE FURN & AN· NptBch.642·2255 SewiflgMachiMs 8093 30' Fairbner, flybridgc.
napkin rings. h.p. china, 497.3205 TlQUES. 645·2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• newly painted, new eng. ~ed rug, lite fixtures. NEIGHBORHOOD Gar. Profess . .Mechanic's 1 Slnger Touch & Sew. $5900. 833-141Sor6#-0367
pamtings, lwn bdrm set SaJe. Sat. 9-3PM. 417 Vas Mens Wa!ch, 1 or worlds Tools, & Roller cab. $1.500 sewing machine sso. eves
comp. Sat &.Sun only. ta Suerte. Npt Bch finest. Willsacnf1cc. value. Sac. $500.548-0759 SS6-62SS ----9AM·4PM only. 3071 .,A.,_,.,.,1 c-....,..zer dryer 646-4540 • 19' Witchcraft w /125 HJ> Country Cl b D Mes .,.... • .,.,., .-. '"~ · • • MONTEREY JAZZFEST 1 Semi automatic White Johnson on American
Verde. u r' a ca~d tbI & ch rs., un· Uvestock 8075 TICKETS Sewing M achrne SSO. Trailer, sharp. 960-5143
f1JUShed cabnl., toys & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Performances Incl sss.6255
APT. S~LE. Mexican games. Reg.Morgan mare, broke Matnx. Ct. Basie, Sept · 18' Century Bay Launch Chandeli~r. $150, Statue M tly NAUTICAL S lo ride & drive, blk 16-18. Reserved box seals Sportinc) Goods 8094 Restored • completely
PUIUC AUCTION S20. Mexican Ta~le, $25. ~~ 224 Magnolia C~ parade Morgan gelding, $28.35each. Kurt87l·S779 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqwp'd. Bristol. $3250.
MANYFINEITEMSOF Soft!-Sl~O. Chairs $25, Blg~ariety g-4PM' Sal' Eng, West ern (114) or556-4226 SouthShoresurfboard,gd 67_3_·8834 ____ _
·ESTATE JEWELRY, Patio furn. chei.t, love only . • . 3.'IMOll Carpeting. Redecorating. shape, wide base fin, One or a kind in Newport.
ART OBJECTS. AN. seal, bookcase, etc. w/leasb $40 204 # B Ba 1 c Weekly Special Wed•SUn. Approx 110 yrds Avocado · It c Sea haser 25. TIQUES, FINE FURN., . CdM644·0492 lm<l Ma.rguente, Antique car pa rls • All Horse pellets 207o of{. nylon w/pad. Xlnt cood. Lugorua, NB, 646-8270 Bullt in Sweden 1959.
ETC. PHONE FOR IN Corvair parts, books, you u ak f Ov rh led •· fitt d · lb-country 4.way gram _ ... __ eo r. 754-1463 WETSUITS, boxes of surf· e au ... re 1 e in
FO. & BROCHURE. Garage Sale-Non Profit nameilI'vegotit.2A53 20% olC Vis't our e mg,water sk.iing&snow 1977 . Mahogan y 645-2200 Group Home, furn. Saola Ana Ave. CM. · 1 n w Gas Dryer, xlnt $90, Obi lapstrakebullonOakstr-china. clothin". 2501 Sat/SUn. Pl.ant nursery. Beach matt & springs $25, skiing, Cheap. 0 .C. ingers. Varnish ed .. Calles Feed. 231 2 Curved wood table ~;~pmeet, Sat. on row Mahogany 4c Ash deck. ~:iz:alta. Santa Ana. LIDO ISLE SALE Newport Blvd. 64.5-5686 Pecan ftnish $5049fi..2749 with teak cockpit aoJe.
Rlld. glass tbl, 4 chrs, MochllMry 8071 At·Tack Set up comp Twin Volvo power. Cud
'66 Chevelle, complete ~~le ib;si ~od~~ _c~~o~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.'a:rec~wTb~ ~b~ w/Calrtni. $250. dy cabin with head. PriQ•
body & some 350 enaiine w/cov .• lamps, misc. BL,IsrE, ,R, PAC~EALER PicnJc Tbl & benches, 8' 646-5386 dplesooly.675·3694 parts. Jncld Mallory Dis· 15 l,S 2 t t 110-15 bib., reblt 12 bolt rear furn. Int. Dutch dr. x S99~ a ':;i.0100 Couch, Glass top Patio Skt Boots, Nordics 77·2S'Bayli.oerSUnbridge, end. intake manifold, Schock Sabot $250. 9HP a~l· • Tbl&Chrs,. Workbench, meteors, Men's size 10 warranty, xtras , \rlr.
Hedman headers. Lots Johnson O/B $200. Sat & w ays Pasche Spl'By Gun, dry med. Worn once. 4~·24l1 PP. 97S-4010dys; 493-5136
more Sa• sun 9 7 331 sun. 675-4646 1u1t __ _.1 IOIO air compressor, camera, evs • • ..., · ---------_...., CllWOUS exercisor , H .O. Train Tent 8xl0 Ex. $t0. TV 21 --·--------
. landsc•11ed 11e1:1JP MW "°· TV 9tand $5. 14' DolpbJ.D, 65 HP Mere t, like new $20. . 586-9179 Snow cha.Ina $15. Nettle eng., w/cov. & trlr. $1200
Ion fish lank w/filler k King sz boxapnng & creek king sp. New $180 13' Wizard w/trlr. $200
student desk mal\S185. 768-849'. CARPETmGGoodCond. sell~.6'4·'7367 873-2493
w/chrbe$25. 2 slider LOVELY lilte ew 1• r $1.15yd. 85yrds. ---------wardro doors $:50 ea. ,. ~ so• 979-0IO 270 WINCHF.STER Deer 10' Dinghy. Glassed.
Misc clothes bo<>U etc $100. 22 boy• blta. ad. gun, w/scope, xln~ cond. W/el~ trolling mtr, nu
Sat/Sun Mom 9-12. sei cond. $12.50. 17.1 cu. n. JENNY LIND Crib " $150, 22 REMINGTON, batt, cbaraer, paddle ,
$45, gun chest & gun ac· cushJona. $200. Jn wtr. rv·
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be In th• U.S. lmpc>rtf'd p:unt job, tool boit, $1295. ~ .. vino OD4 k nd at l815 Yamaha 250 RU
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from Enaland, at'• a 1964 or trude for laer truck -.n·y Sl 195 4 ptU('nser 1llver beuu VWTblng or? 843-5386 COME IH • SEI 1974~ 200'.l. 2+2, 22.SOQ vn ..
ty. 4 ·~ with a aon THIE 6JOCSI ml. 1mmarulat\l, li1ht roof. ~r. ocm. CaU Ron lf76 FORD blue, air, auto, maga, Ml\HON VII JO IM PO•H
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1rull 1&1:ura, luw m1ltii; DcSolu. ftehtored. 11\.irit 2CSOH•rbor Blvd., C.M. ~~ Yumuh11 125 tll.rt cond. 48,000 Orte in.I. 6 .. 5•5700 CHEVROLET lilltt< ~ lkilh 1n "ood J\ 11 k i n I& $ 4 , S O O • ----""-,------i;hu~. 7f>4 \!ISO _ 7~1-346-l00:_2 _____ ,·75 Chevy Longbed, 282JJ Harbor8lvd.
'75 ICAWASAKl 900 '57 T BIRl>, Orig. White, loaded, xtras, cherry COSTA MESA
COlUMllA 34 Mwti U •ti' l'J\T/\MAHAN. K;tina ~1650firm 557 OOll> blk & wht Int. XJnt. (.'Ond. cond. $3,995. 498·1573 or 546-1200
., It ·n th l'otl Xlnl. cond SJt'. • Porthole hrdtp. Blk soft 492·2974eves. _W_E_P_A_Y_T_O_P_D-OLLAR ul&l In I~ Im Ucttl ofr s~u 40015 • '71l Vumoh11 Endu1·0 1:.lS. lup. tonneau COY. Skirts.
moNhlh.• l110J1 I!> r l'lllh 21:1.;n I s.oe111 I IOU ml Like new. ~SU New cpl $8900. to right '74 Ford FlOO shortbed, FOR TOP USED CARS
to c-na1,·. w 7 lw.i1ln10 --__ ._ 1)7J 9'..!lM party 213 :MM·3a92 low mi, clean, $3400/besl t'OREJGN, DOMESTIC
1n ~al1>0. l'11~t·r l'd h) loGts SH,./ otter. 17675 Locuat, F.V. or CLASSICS
f'rrt1nl\ du•.1 .... 1. •ut Dodu 9070 Hood~ An.:, !Jll 5-IOO 751.9 4 8 po NT I AC _962_·_5056 _______ Hyour car111exlraclean
111kJl, ltl>t-', 11111.:). fu1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 250XL.Sti4l0 S1lveri;treak 2 dr '76 LUV,w/shell,custom, seeusf1rst. 11b + t''-lril:. !'Iii• r1 I u · ill6 7561orti731670 Slreamlmer Unrestored IAU IUICK S!ll.~1 Uwn1•r ~J J;n WJ\~TED. tempoaury blip but all ong. &st ofr. xlnt cond. 16,000 mi, 2925 Harbor BITd.
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OUR COMrLETE
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IS HOWOPEM
BMWRESALIS
1969 2002
Automittic, air cond., &
AMIFM radio A one owner car. (ZJlV449)
1972 J002
Automatic wit) air colld
0 n e o w ll e r <' a r
U21FTQ> .
'70 2iOZ 4 11pd, air, m•Mll,
:rellowJblk. pm ~tnpe A '7"Ul..~00«bellt orter.
be:.iuty! UX>O MIMOl6 4 d r . /\IC. A f /FM
st,.reo, S slid. Like n-=w. '74 aztt llfm\ eona. Lo m1. ..,~
Best <itlw. Al·2W or ----------
W-t132 'il8 12t Sport cou~. nu top
t•nd, FM r1u.a. Gd oond. '7S ~Z: 2+J. Auto. itir, isoo. mwheU.142--0168 AM/ FM. tn•gs, most
i.ell. Call m 0381 '74 1.2-t SPYDER. Extras.
$4000 or b"st o iler . '72 1200 D4L'iun. 1''ac lian· &10-3922
roor & m•gs. $2400. ---------
556 tibi7 <iftl'r 5. 1'74' Fl.AT
'752802
2 , 1476M VA) :.uto, au-,
l:Sluuplunt AM/1''M 8
track' mags, 2 yr, 24.000
miles warranty ava1lw
bit-
128WAGOM
4 speed with very low
males. Super" clean!
<l.23.KLC) .
~ 554 l!IO!I ~··• d •· ...,.,., ...,.. "'" CM.ta Mt:sa 979.2500 " t•i.lrJs . .:uuu con "' 225, ask ror Doug. Vans 9570 ----t 'onin¥df) 15' J.lkl.' nl'W
'-lra:., trlr ~1:.00 11r b.::. t• olfer 7\.1847 177tl l':H.,,
WA.'111' t"o 27' Sailboat l.il>l ~5 S466 H79 __ _.;;.. __ -1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S111"' ll<cwl)Ort, Balboa. llUNDA '72 CT7o Spark I 'SI MG Roadster. 1973 DODGE VAN
Mr White, 675 IJHJ mg. Show rm l·ond lK Restort.>d new. 494-6992 200. Long wheel biise
TOP
DOLLAR
PAID
FOR CLEAN
''72 2002t6
•speed, air cond .. stereo
cassett• ~ 01;1r.s.
(Cl27FGX>. $5999
C•landJHp
2001 to: Isl, SA 5S8 8000
PIUCID TO SELL
llLL YATES
VW-PORSCHE
San Juan Capistrano
837-4800 493-4511 •Hobie Monu <.:<1t , n ·
; , near nl'", xlut t·ond \\alon moW"in~. prime
• S500.S57·~1 locat1on, 1icar Ya<"hl
~.sws l'h759-9068 _ ·73 El Do Convert. Semi converted.
71 H o SPorntcr, hlk & Perled. cond. White with Automatic, air cond ,
chroml', "Int l'Ond. :>1895 white top. Every factory AMrFM stereo tape, VB, ~: Vt.>nture 21 b hp o b & lrlr
: • 4 sails. LoJdl-d w '<lra't
Xlnt cond ~!150 ,ulr
536-0539
YACHT
SALES PERSON
Brokerage & new salt·s
l"uJt/NewPorl Brh
SOUTHWESTERN
YACHT SALES
2616 New Port 673·9211
Club PP C213) 39!>-7781
~-!l620aft5 oo xtras. A steal al $4995. pwr. steering, icebox,
---~---• ------673-4444 hookup for CB, wide la res
WANTJ:o;u : 37 ' Slap in 5 HP on a Ilupp frame -------1 & a lum wheels. Low
Nwpt or Dana Point by xlnt cond. frnt & bk dis~ 1941 Ford P.U. Beautiful, miles. (86808R>.
Mid Sept b 12·0095 or brakes & ltgh~ ~. lion fresh ~7 Chevy Eng, OHL y $3799
49!).4290 da <.:h 90, nds work, many Cragars. $3500. 492·3109
loots,-SPffd &----nu p~s $50. f'4S·3:W2 or 49'.? 1487 I 97 6 DODGE V AM
' Ski 9080 '66 Yamaha 80 Combo Sl Complete Surfer Con·
•••••••••••-.•••••••••• & dirt bike. Runs but nd11 Recreational version-Super Deluxe. '::~11:·,~~~ Ii 1~ /~~l ll,11~ work s.55 cash 645 6083 VeWclfl 95~0 Ci~~o~li~,M~F~ :lt;:;~
Must :iell. l;i675tbst ofr. • Honda 450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tape, high back seats,
SABOT l!J75 Hcd -!'>4ti-8009 S350 645 !1322 icebox, turbine wheels,
ct.&Stom paint & special
windows. Low miles. F1bcr1tlass nt~w cont.I 18'CENTURION '69 KAW 175 + xtra
ClB74268). S349. Firm 673·!1401 '77 with ·77 Compclilivc motor, Sl25. N~ds work.
trailer, '70 -426 Chrysler 646 0158
~ 1883!1 BEACH BLVD
HUNTING t ON BEACH
842·7781 -540-044:1
IMPORT CARS
ALL MODELS
WE
MEED
<;LE.AM
USED CARS
MOW
CALL PAPPY
1974 2002
4 speed, AM F!'tl & only
23,000 original miles.
Super.harp! t030KYf>.
7l ~oz. lo male:;, AC, ,75 X·l9 pin s tripe
aoto. mags, A M ,FM. 8 AMi FM. iug rack, clean:
trk stereo Xlnt cond Jo nu. $3895. 67~2489 aft. 4 S37CI067S-3864 PM lt74 2002ti '72 1200 ceupe, auto radio 4 speed, air eond., sun-& heater, 4!7.000 ml, nu
roof & stereo cassett~. pamt & tires. xtra s harp.
----~~~-~
75 RAT SPIDER
COMVERTllLE
Only 18,500 miles. s
s peed, wire wheels.
AM/F!\f ster~ & super
sharp• U22NJN>. Priced
tosell th1s weekend!
lOOheels. (5e9MCJ.'). Sl:.!95 673 J(;o7
19733.0CSA
Automatic, sunroof, air
cond., lo w mil e~
C35tJPS). We also have
two 4 speeds in this
model.
1974 3.0Sio
Full Power, sunroof, air
cond .• & leather int.
l3118KLFl.
75 8210. srnio. Xlnt cond,
call :1H 5pm. or wknds.
495·0'.!00
'73 2-tOZ. rnany xtras, 4
spd, xl11l. S.1195 bt'.st of-
fer Musl sl'll 675·2424
MISSION VIE.'0 IMPOllTS ...... ••I \ Q ........ ,
ltte """'• • ,.., ..... .
8 3 1-1748 495 1704
240 z. 1971. auto, air. , .. • .,_ mags, Stiver i:rt•y, xlnt n . 850 SP)' .... r Convt..
cond. $3795. 499 3196 Great sh~~' creat fun. ------Mus t sell best offer
/, ~ r CJ\L25'. top l"Ontl ll111ucd
masl Pop top w tlodgcr
1446 9638
llem1 cnjlme JaJlUlZi jct Mot H -5 1 v pump Honest 70MPG or omes, o e OfARAHCE
•. ONLY $6699 '73 240Z. mags, air, 673-4281.675.~
A M F M . I o u v e rs , "'" L' Sed 197 2 D 540,.5630 -· .
. . ,
boat Seib new for o\·er Rent/Stor099 160
~12.000 'Selling SM9!19 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lidol4S750,'\M1''.Surlli.,h ('illl 558·8000 ask for MotorHomeRentof ~95, 20' sloo11 w sa1b (' I 81f2' to 32'
S350 559·18:13 '"~ -------·
Santanu 21 Im mill
Xtras. lo\1 ll:-l''IUI µ d
bi5·~1 I all b
'7:! l\·ntury 18' ski boal.
Lo hrs. prof mamtamed.
2:!5 hp Chevy OMC,
tanctem trlr wlmag whls
:S:!5011 510-S383 (8·51 ,
640 71122 !aft 6J
All Meow 1977
MW ............
CHtMOOtC
HilYISf
DOLPHIM
i-%lYDB "'""""--
1011 ~so~ & so'° • LINCOLN ·M ERCURY
2626 HARIOR 8LVD.
COSTA MESA ---
1976 FORO VAN
F·350. S urfe r Van
Loa~ed w/complclc de-
luxe conv. Electric
refrig., front & rear air,
AM1 FM stereo l~pe.
cruise, aux. gas tanks, WE p A y CB hook up, pwr steer·
ing, automatic, VS, wet TOP DOLLAR 56999 bar, custom large wm FOR NIFTY l..1do 14 ;:4071 Xlnt t·ond
Com pl w n r & trlr
·· $2000 557 -:r788 afl fiP '1 -----1
f\llly self containct.I
Reserve now for
summer fu11wknds
Ri!:GENCY MOTOR
HOME RENTALS
9'.!.5 N Harbor Blvd, S A .
* •531-2503•. dows, roof rack & only IMPORTS
W72 25' WELLCRAFT R~~1 7~miles. l227PF~).
21:; ft Sa1lboul ChPlll'r Nova w1twm 188 Mere. L S MilQUJSMOTORS Manne Sips 6 kc ho\. I U's. W lrlr. Always m SO. CA fF' 28802 Marguente Pkwy.
• ~ Stv Head. Ind !I'· 111' frl'Sh wlr. SS.800. PP LARGEST MlSSlON VIEJO ··~ Oulboard. Tanclt·m lllr 6736789art6PM rleetof'"New"Motor 831-2880495-1 210 -~00 Best. Sl1!11x'.,~s11hle Imp 17-;v_-5-1-0 -$2-9-50-.-2-6-2
1 Home Rentals Over l•IO
1975 530iA
Automalic. air cond &
stereo. A fine one owner
car. t062Nlf').
SADDLEIACK
V AL1.EY IMPORTS
83 l-2040 495-4949
'73 BAVARIA 4 spd, A C,
sunroof, AM 1 FM radio,
wht blue int. Mint cond.
Orig. owner 540-3332
wk~8tosp·p
spoiler, slnpmg. OHcr ....., r lat an. 4. r,
53tH51i6 JU.'>l lunltd. Tape deck &
---AM. Must sell! $160<1.
76 2SOZ 2+2, <11r, :.tk Ron.492·6579or494·2819
A\t FM lal>t.'. "lrt' whls
Mosl sharp' srooo or as
sum lse. 752 9520 1ncmc111 9727 ---.............•.........
9~7-0511 or s,,8fl~ .. I ur E.2lstSt. Hmmodelsloc·hoose IRVINE Auto1,lmported
, K3J 0222 lrom; 18'to:i2' 4 Wheel Dri•ft 9550 830-7000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 • 548_·3_1_00 ____ 1 Insurance included ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---. _C_h ____ v_·_ General 970 I
WANTED TO BUY
Quality used BMWs
ROY CARVER IMW
1540Jamboree Iload
NEWPORT BEACH
l :1 ~ : 12' Lehman w tlolly, \lnl 1953 CLASSIC Dale'::-. RV Hl'nt<lls, lnc AMC-JEEP l·ton 66 ev step· an ••••••••••••••••••••••• • mnd. S.SOO (7MJ559·4-t46 w/'736cyl. eng., 14 mp~.
( ~ VfiJ.7JIO 19' CHRISCRAFT ~I in Calif. everything ~mod c·ond 73 Austin Marino
· RACING RUNABOUT WE OUTSELL ALL J4'x6' bed, windows, ex· 4 dr, 4 spd stick. 23000 mi,
Kate sat! boat 12' fhrgls Casual Bay Crwsmg or RENT Fireball M..11 23' JEEP DEALERS tras. Call 645·3269, AM11''M, orig. owner.
wtrlr. Xlnt contl. ~;uo. Wall'r Ski. Very good self·eont, plus stereo & JNTHESI'ATE 646-7008 . Anx1ouslosell $1295
534-2328evcs cond. Sacnficc at 56300. CB. SJps6. 645·2283__ HUGE IMVEHTORY
1974
VW 646-2903 Mr. Crone
llOBIECATTRl\ILER Ph675·026lor960-5844 ·w SHASTA 1712•. self AllModelsNew&Used Romeo 9705 Xlnt cond. s;wo. 1!1.1 7703 cont. Extras. Gd cond Leasing Available Westphalia C~r · C M Loaded m· eluding ster""" ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• AskforJ C TransportaHon Below blue. $4200 osta esa w "'MC J cassette. Jn excellent •ALFA ROMEO • 16'HOBIECAT. •••••.-••••••••••••••••• 673-7615 '"" Hp condition! (392KL0). •OltJ\NGECOUNTY'S 2 d C-rs Sale/ , 252.t HARBOR BLVD. ssoo. 5.to -11· 2 y:;, i~ • . 9120 73 DODGE Pnde .&. Joy, Costa Mesa S49-802J ONLY $4899 1HDEALER1 -~7S-J750e\S .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 20• motor home. 1mmuc ---SADDLHACI< Big discounts on 311
:PAC W EST SAi LS. 1976 Ford Ca mp er. & loaded. 35.5006 m1. JEEPS "77" VALLEY IMrORTS models now m stock
25 50, Cf S9.ooo. 548 689 or c J s. . c J 7. a~•cH IMPORTS «· .o onnewo\er Loaded maes.ref,stv, 6752000 · s, • s, 831-2040495-4949 m;A ,~. :.tocked !>Jlls Open Sal air. lrlr hitc h, custom · Cherokees, Wagoneers. 84& OOVESfREET
'-' tor repa1,.., 7 30 10 30A~1 seats, fold-out bed. Xlnt Let us rent your late Pick.ups, up lo Sl,200d1s-72 vw Camper. Pop-Top, <Near J.1acArthur Blvd
IH2-644t shape Lo m• Take ever model motor home It counts. 5 yr 50,000 mile tent,neweng,gd cond &Jamboree Road>
, " •• , " (' , 1 R payments. 8-5, 540·3383, makes Ssense. 549-3605 warrantyi:. available. 846-9439 NEWP0
752
R_
0
TBE
900
ACJT -.. h ;irrum .at 36 ,ui: ig aft 6. 640 i822 -C land Mtrs I
Ki:ll"h Fully cqu11> READY to go! '7ST1oga, ope nc 'T7BubbletopJ)odgevan.1---------~10.ooo. FH ~97·2896 . '72 Galax1e cabover Fits 20' Mini 360, S/C, sharp• 2001 E lst. SA S58·8000 Fully contained. A/C, '60 Alpha Romeo 1300
days 1!!5 ~>.>1:.:-e mm· truck. Shocks & Cab & roof air, stereo '75 Toyota Landcrulser, 4 AM/FM 8 ttack stereo\ Spyder. Rblt eng, 5 spd,
Cyclone 13. likl• struts me! a Sip~ 4. Bst tape, CB, xtros. Low ma. Wheel dnve, Xlnt cond. PIS. Pt B, s llJS 4. Stove, sharp. $2500/ofr, (714)
w trailer & c'tras nu' ofr. 846-4609 Pvt pty. S9100. 842·7681 12,000 ori~. mi. Call ice ~. toilet. 551·6482 Pvt. pty.1-684·7881
~;so !1!15 1<159 ·73 S' cub over camper. Trailers. Tro•fl 9170 _826-__ 71_30______ 9!1l-497Qdys. 'S5l·64B2 e~ 7l ALFA ROMEO
... 7. CAT/\l lNA s self contained, jacks &••••••••••••••••••••••• Jnt'\ '12 10.10 Traver-au '74FordVan,E·100. SPYD~
·l·ontl. ~·u(ly eq~~:·~~ ~lanc.Butane/electric197o nollsRoyal sc:lfron· custom \.-8, a uto, air, Carpeted.paneled.tape Red & rea l s harp!
Trad ml. St3,250. PP. rcfng_ SllOO. 548·242S tained, 19' w/awnmg & P /S, PI B., root tad, deck, $2800. 493-4l98 Mechanically sound. 1~4·597!J 'fi9 Dodge Camper Van. canvas outside detach AM /FM radio, new fi'"'5, 1971 Dodge RV Van Bub· (Ser2144).
"C Co C S5000 rm. s I ps 4 . 6. S 1995. oow brakes, eng. over· 1 Full $4995 ' z:: TEMPEST w trlr Im· • • rey rwser, · 545-0062 hauled, .w.ooo mi, trlr ble top convers on. Y
mac cond All new gear 492-3109, 492-1487 pkg. $3750. 644-1900 equip'd. Xlnt cond. Bst WEST C.ERMAN ~~.' ~ ofr. &15-4981 °71 a· Rangle Overhead HARDTOP Puma Tent . orr. 675-5841 IMftORTS
_ '., Trlr. Sips 6, gd. cond. 77 Landcrwser. , 6 cyl, lo 714/ s"'• 1186 • .. ' SOI Ci\T 18' 1 Y old J\11 !="mpcr. Port-a·polty, $795 962-2607 mi full warrartty $1600 •72 Ford Super Van, ~ ._.
ti.! -• ' • · r 1rt' box. stove, Coleman -&TOP 960-3'120 ' ton, VS, auto trans
1
, cu~t A •• ..a 9707 ~ acces:1oncs list ofr oven (brand newf water • c 1· "-tr · · I ts cl o 11\1 -~ s.w 9908 . • 18 oast mer .,., con· pane • cp , ean, , ••••••••••••••••••. •• • • pump, Jacks. sips 5. Xlnt t.amed, gooCI cond. $1350. '77 Jeep CJ-7. Hdtp, mag 646-7363
llub1eCall t. m the water rond. Must sell. SlOOO, Ph Call'S48-30U whls. A M·fM cass. 'T7 OODCE 12 pass. wlQ-1:11o1.;Z:fil· ::1!~·: ~
ready lo AO _642_._8565 _______ ~·-,7-4-,---L_T_..-a __ T_ro-.1-,_-_ $6800/bs_t ofr. 53'1·22'7l dow Van. P S. P/B, A/C, dnve. $2.375 or bst orr.
SOOO 673 04_-:r7 _ _,.Moton·--..1 likes 9140 ~ cm let'" .,....,..,. "~" 9673 H h ~ Sleeps 6. lncludes Stove, Truclu 9560 stereo etc . .....,.,.,, .....,. Ca 11 Greg u & es I lob1e 11 w trlr Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sink, Ice Box. Good Con ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves 548-6868 all 6PM
cond. Best offer Pt P. '1t1 Moped Kreidler: org. dillon! S950 or trade for 1975 TOYOTA "77 DODGE '7t 100 LS. Air , AM /FM, ! 4961866 ~~f~:ns~25. Marty ~~~!!,.,economy car LOMGIEDrtCKW Custom V;tnsl Carpet, auto.Mustselllh1sweek.
! 1975 Venture 21. 4 hp . ~. A great runnin& truckl TVs. ice boJtes, Stereos. $2800 or tugbesl ofr.
Mere Trlr Jsa1ls. $3850 lb.lpp minibike fair cond. Trail.rs, Utility 9180 (1.AD95). etc. WiUsell(orS200over _67_54:__11_7_a_Ct_6_:_30_P_M_. --1
Dana West Morine Licensed $85 or bes!-ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.Priced.$2710 uwoicel
493.Q22 830-3S42, needs cleaning tx6' steel ultlity I.railer, MIRACLE MADA -
l.ldo14 Custom built xlnt Motorcveles/ some rust. new tires, 2150Jlarbor8lvd.,O.M. ,
cond. 'xtras. $1750 ~r of-Scooter. 9150 good lights $110. 551·0445 64S.5700
fer. 673-7418 > '76 Fox, A/C, cruise con·
1970 FOlD '"~UTH8Pt1t&ouLt.,,•AO•Bl!tA' trol AM/FM stereo. 4-HOBIE 14, w/trailer, xlnt StepaldtPlcbp mwo.aoo·J•J'IMM-JeS• apd. 11Uck, Whlte 4·door,
condition. must sell, Custom paint 4c interio1", One Owner, mst •ell, '71, mnts, S4,495. S52·8028
$950. 673-l491 4 speed, aJr cond. & low ~T GMC van, V8, pwr mwtW 971 l
DON'T BUY·Lease new miles. (1D12139), Priced atr/brk$, a\.ltG, air. great ••••••••••••••••••••••• Islander 2s, '-ii share ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.olellfastl for conversion. $2500/bst
......
avail. PP. (714)842·!821 llLL YATES :....~_r._536--4994 __ .,....... ___ ,
IOAT MFG 1971 VW-PORSCHE
Modrtl 21' Sloop, San Juan Capistrano
used 137-4100 4'3"4511
CREVIER
640-6444
BARWICK DATSUN
'·•11.luJ11 t · •• p1,tr.1n••
831-1375 49 3.3375
NEWPORT DATSUN
FORTHEIEST
FLEET PRICES can JlmNeedhom
TODAY!
888 DOVE SI'REET
Near MacArthur
&Jamboree Roads
833-1300
IEA TTHE PRICE
INCREASE!!!
89NEWCARS
AT THE OLD PRICES
All models now avaUa·
ble. Call or 6ee us before
you buy!!!
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
DILL MAXE Y
T01'0TA
t • • , .. . . .....
••••••••••••••••••••••• it*. * .. .. L': '1000 Jt ..
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Brand H.w '77
HONDA Cars
M~MT
To Choose Ft-om!
UNIVERSITY
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Honda Can • GMC '
TNC"b
2850Harbor Blvd. • ,.. ie Colt.a Meka 540-9&40
* •• • ... • • •i.::==:::::::::.::.::~~==::J
• • 73 CVCC~ Hatchback.
50.000 mi, good cond.
1''M /Tape. Bst o!r.
675·9159
'70 Honda Sedan
600, 2cyl gas saver.
'7SC), 848·9996
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645-1700
•74J1HSIM
lnlttttptcr, all oriacmal
~ t'Ond • blo cw1·r
)t.hi.n& tl&UU>V l
$11.900
MOTOtlCili
O'&IGAMCI
631 w 11th s ,\ !)47 ll'l50 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••
73 Kiirmunn Gtu.i cpt•
Stick 1-·~ "lith both
work S!OOQ firm '9-l 21 ·
'68 Red Rblt t>nR. n
urei. 20.000 ma L1kt> nu
Bestofr 673 7328
'73 Karman Ghw. new
paml, rehll en~ Goo
k>okm~ I l\Jlh)', 833· 1954
or675 S201 t'Vl''
Aulotn11llc:, l~r.-o. ''ruiH cuntrul.
vwr w1ndow11 " low uul t!Ul l,R~l
MIUION !tll JU IMl'Ulil' . ' ' .... . ... . ·-
Ill ,,.. 4Y~ "U~
74 Ml 4IO SLC court
'77M • Whllo w /blacll tac.
hudtopl overdrl\:O,
chrome w NI whttls. fac.
rr. Only 0000 ml, t•l
bMR)
1..r.itlM. •unrnof. crwi;e
& llh:rl'tl 1St•r il291 T.l MG 8, hurd top in l(ood
'15, 950 l'<>nd • l2SOO
WEST GERMAN S5l·:ti43
IMPORTS Optl 9746 71 4/ 541.1 116 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 Mantw 1900, .iuto,
radials. 20,000 m1. :dnt
cond, $2900 847 .5997 1972 MIZ250
t:Old'E Lu:tur) t.'tllllP~ -.11h low m1lt-i. '71 CT lmmac S249S
& '' in l'\t:l'llt>nt <.'<ind1 Vello~ stick shift. radio
lion 11>11!1GWG> Good 640-lll!AI
"Clet't ion of other M BZs -, 7 -
in stock 6 Opel runs CJOOd
$600 673-7538
Pantera 9747
MISSION VIEJO IMPOllTS
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831·1748 495-1704 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Gh1as. '73 Coupe & '7' '60 CUN VE RT IBLE
Convertilllc. both "In ClasSll' 220SE. Xlnt.
cond. Mu-.t st>ll, best ot rnncl fi73·4094 & 640-8260
74PAHTERA
30,000 miles. fully fat
tory eqwpt. (scrll07296)
One orthc last 100 made
fers 673 4281. 675 68li4
9738 •••••••••••••••••••••••
miracle
mazda
2150 H..tMw lt•d.
Cost. Mna 645-5700
1974MAZDA
RX4 COUPE
t :.peed, radio & ,,ll'cl
belt e d rud1111 ,,
<OOiNPCJ Spct:1al this
w~kend Jt
OMLY $1799
SADDLEBACK
VALLEY IMPORTS
831 ·2040 495.4949
9740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 MBI 450SEL
&lnroor. stereo casltcttc.
l 01'U1se control. lculh~r in
tenor & low milt•s hkc
brand NEW' Ull$6HCQ >
Un special Duy or lcw!-ic
this weekend.
MISSION VIEJO IMPOllTS •.... ... ,. ····-· l • " .... ·-.• ._,_,
8Jl·l1411 495-1704
Lease
'75 MBZ 450SL
W1lh metallic paint.
::.tcrco & 1s luxury
l•qu1pped In showroom
t:ondilion. (447MXN )
Pnced to sell or lease
MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS •••"l' I•• • D f ••••• Jl1Dt ""'-••• .. •• ...... _.,
831-1748 495-1704
$14,489
MOTORCARS
D'ELEGAHCE
626W17th SA 547 9250
1974 PAMTERA
CUSTOM COUPE
You must see lhis car'
Uver600H P! (15592)
WEST GERMAN
1975 MIZ 450SE IMPORTS
t:qu1pped in the fine 714/ 548·1186
trudtt1on of a Mercedes p--t 974t
1ncludmg crwse control. ~-· i.lereo. pwr window::., •••••••••••••••••••••••
metallic paint. etc *PEUGEOT •
1242NDM >. Buy or lease Big discounts un .ill
Ttui. car ts our models now m stock w tcenct s ·a1 BEACH IMPORTS
MISSION VIEJO IMPOllTS
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831-1748 495-1 704
1971 MB% 2200
848 DOVE STREET
<Near MacArthur Blvd .
&Jamboree Road)
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
In ::.howroom condition! '72 504 Auto A/C xlnl.
For the economy of a cond. S27!15 ' ' d1c~cl & lhc luxury of a 675 t>-166
MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS
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lf lljl .... , .... I ._.,_,,..
831-1148 495-1104
MG 9742 ..•.......•....•••••...
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9750 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Mew-Used ,.
OVER 100 •
MERCEDES •
OH DISPLAY :
House of Imports
AUTitORIZl.;o
'.\iERCEDES DEALER
6862 'Manche!llcr,
Buena Park
523-7250
74Ponchetl I
IOY CARVER
ROllS·ROYCl , ... ,, .. "' .... " _,_, .. "'" \'----;..i ........ 4
ClOUO SUNOAYS
. *$3977* (3$89)ALS0
4X4 WAGONS
o...ty 14 M•w Subclntl
Left at OLD PRICES
HURRYDOWM
Before Price Increase
'73Cpel55GSV Sl177
'14 Wgni42KLL 51777
Frwy cloi.e, ·directions.
511 5 So. Street r
Ill JI eU00741 17141 U l·7ZI I
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9765
'74 TOYOTA
CoroUa
4 IOMd . .tor COfldiltOftl"O A ,...,., nlC• Wf' \n Ille !IHI ot
tonOtllOfl A ••• ,.,,.tr, 1700KICl'll ,
$1~99
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
11111 •f'ettrl ll•d. 14' l\'i\
•tUNllM"-fON ltACt-4
62M8220SE
CO..VERTIM.E
A coUector's automobile
MustSee! (15592).
WESTGERMAM
IMPORTS
s s pd . air s tereo.
casseu.e Brown w ' sad· ,.
die interior. Mags. 29,000 ,.
mile::; (14991) ..
_ _!_14/ 548-1186
$11 ,589
' MOTORCARS
D'ELEGAMCE
626 W 17th SA 547.9250
'76TR7
Red1blark. AM, fo'M
Slerco c:.isselll' pin
::.lrapt>:. Can 1111) 11r
Lca~t.' 1M3NOS I
-~ ~ IOI> !.OUlH 8R{4 BOUL(llAAO . 8AEA
l!•~ .. ·~tt>t•M•
'76TR7
Green beige. AM 1 E-'l\1
Stereo cassette. A C,
sunroof. !479\JC >
~ ~ --....~~· II•?»~• 21*'""61
DAI\. Y PILOT
•u.Y~i!!!:1ff!]!;:~'~!~ IN~REASE! &
THE ULTIMATI Dat¥1MG MACHIHES ...... II .
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
:. -
To EVERYONE WHO BUYS A DATSUN F RO M D OT
Dot D•taun
18835 8eac:h 8h1d <.
Hun11no1on SeachLCA ~ DATE Limited Of fer
PATSUN-BUXER $185. 00
r
USED CAR
Dl~UOH
SALE
A Y·IATUIDA Y·SUNDA Y
A.UeUST 26-27·21
2 YEAR OR 24,000
MILE SERVICE
CONnACT AYAUILI•
LOOK~~~
ECOHOMY CARS
FtlOM '1222
••• IUfCJ[ B.ECftA
~-••It• clu n s 1222
'66 OU>S CUTLASS ~ ~•n•-t&JGml $ 1222
'61 IUtCIC SKYLARK ~S=I -.1n k>w ml* s 1333
••74 AUSTIN MARINA
:41z·(6~ 11ontrn10llOn s 1555
INTERMEDIATES
FROM '1888
'72 CHRYSLER MEWPOltT ~~~-~no $1888
• '74 FORD PIHTO
• ao••d uanam1HtOl'I $1999 t~l3MMll
••7 4 AMC HORNET
~7~~·o 11onarn1u1on s2111
•'7 3 IUICK LE SAHE
!850PK'I Cleon wolh low m1IH s2222·
LUXURY CARS
FROM '4444
'73 CADILLAC ELDORADO
Hn~(7•091 s4444
SPORTSCARS
••77 TOYOTA CELICA
!> 109"1! Wtlh •If COM! s5333 !2~&SEfl .
'7 6 TRIUMPH TR7
~1~o:of1 .-1n '" co~ $ 5666
llOtt
S14H
Stitt
SllH
''"' $1999
$JI ft
SJJft
.$3099
S32ff
$1499
$3599
$3599
$3699
$4399
$4499
S4Stt
$4799
$5199
._.. Utt4 MtOt, U1M ~ .. "'" Autos, U1ect AMtM. UM4 ............................................................................................ ···•···········•·······
.. ck 9910 Codlloc 9915 C4ldllloc t915 Callaro ''' 1 Q1yy•t • • 9920
'75 Elltat.e Wacon. fully ~!'ded. 9 Paasenaer.
111111111>-5143
"78 Skybawk, only 1~.000 nu, air, AM/PM. uuto
Xlnt cood • .551-1706 or
75>-'185.5
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'• Coupe O.Ville. Lite 1971 CHEVY '78 Capaee Ct c port
blue. loaded, very Sood CA.MAAO v.a.~tr/5/JJ#J sQl wan., cond. 80,000 a:tl. $995. -d .... 000 ml tw6 ·3949. Automatic. pwr. 1teer· • w u • • .,, •
• ---------1 in1. alr coDd. A low car~ like • C4d Hd '75 El Do. Convert mila. Black ·on bJack. la loaded. SS,1185. ,Call
1975 CADILLAC Perfect cond. Whlte with (711NXN). • ~
COUPE DEVIUIS white top. Every factory S. PricH-SlJtt '61 Cornti Jionu 110,
(5) lo choole from ~~· •• A iteil.I at $4995. MJltACI.! MAZDA &t,000 rill, l r. $1.100. im Bwck Century LUA· Cloth or leather ln-1_v_.,.• ........ _______ 1 2150KarborBlvd ,C.M. MU488or~
us. air, PS. PB. new batt, tmiors, all With power 197 .. c •Dt• • •c , .. S-5700 &tuneup,$1975.642-0761 auhtl & 1C.ereo1. • ~ -• 'Tl MONTE C lo $600.
1915 Buick Skyhawk, a(~EI) Priced as low EL DORADO '70 Ca.maro xlat condl· Rl&ht re t qtl'. puel ., 890 Uoo~.~at2Ddorlrdcar, .,~~~but nma perf. 20,000 ml, PS, PB, IUD· $§988 -roof, m••·· AM/FM 8
trk, auto, 13100. 978-5117 ; Low.low miles. Mint con-•a. CAMARO w/new pat. "75 Mcote Carlo Landau.
751-6$03 1'26 Iowa St. diUon t.hrou&hout... in· map. $1200. Xlnt cond, many options.
CM. Nabers ch.ding every concelva-'75-316'1 . 31M ml, See to ap-
.00 LA SABRE Will take ble luxury opt.Ion ... with predate. $1950. Call
reasonable of/er. New Cadi•J)~C stereo FM and tape... '73 Camaro, hat ever· ,_-. __ 1o.w.,.._ _____ _ cruise control... Just ythlof. 60,000 miles. Mlnt eog & trans. 64MS25 E V E R Y T H I N G . cood. t2900. 4.96-6640 9925
73 Flltate Wagon1 stereo, 8 2600 H.irbor Blvd B r e a t b t a k i n g ,,..._____._... 9920 •••••••••••••••••••••••
k II be l ff Cum Me\J 540 9 100 automobile (785KYE) --~ d b tr , must se , s o er. · . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 COi' o a, all pwr, 645-~ . HANSEL '66 Impala 4-dr 327 V-8 m.lse-omallc, AM/FM,
'73 F.STATE Wgn. Full 1973 CADILLAC auto trans. P/B, A/C'. :1: top, $31995. 540-:J222
pwr, FM; xlnt. cond SEDA.HDEVILLE OLDSMOBILE S500.lllU180
NewUres $2495.968·5221 Fully loaded-extra 132SW.Commonwealth '6S Chev Jmpala. Good '67 Ch rysler Custom
,71 Le Sabre sharp! (774SER). This FUiierton, (714) 870-4200 runnlng cond. $600/bst Newport. Ps. PB, R&H.
one wUI sell fast at the North from Euclid off ofr. Call S48.Qll2 air, new brb, 751-.8230
$1500 642-4945 wholesale pnceor ramp, from Riverside D ...... _ OML Y $3495 Frwy to Commonwealth. '72 Malibu 350, AC, new Exec '74 2 r Brau.,_.... CoclUoc 9915 Turn I ert. 1 _. mile lo tires, lo mi, leavlng couo· White 00 white:. loaded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BILL YAT!S Hansel Olds. try , asking S1600 . 33M frwy mt, s4soo,
'75 Coupe de Ville, im-VW-PORSCHE 673-0264 • _642_·6233_. ____ _
mac. Loaded. 'low '76 Cadillac Sedan de ,-__,,L..-tal 9930 San Juan Capiatrar1o Ville. Take over lease. '72 CAPRICE P /S, P /8 , "'4WWWWft m 1 1 ea g e • S 7 o o o 137-4800 493.45 l I 546-0634 A/C, runs super, lilt whl •••••••••••••••••••••••
(213)432-4418 --' • __._ & cruise cntrl. 545-6274 1975 MARJ( IV
'70 De Ville Convert. $2750 76 El Dorado Convert. '73 Sedan de Ville, ong. aft 3PM Beaulilul with velvet tux or b6t ofr. Call 642·8223 7;000 Mi, Cully loaded. owner below wholesale;.• ury anterior EVERY ·
morns or aft 7pm. Pvt pty. S14,99S. '92·7296 $3400. 494-0706 '66 CORV AIR Xlnl. cond. C 0 N C E I V A B L E .
•-----'-----'64 Cadillac CdV 2 dr , . . 140 HP. 4 carbs. Gd. gas EXTRA & 32,926 miles. '71 Fleetwood Brougham, Fair d $275 'b f · 76 Cadillac Cpe de Valle. mi. $1200 or best ofr . One of the tut or the restored to like new, con . or slo r. Showroom cond. Fully 968-4647 LUX UR y
$1995. 963-7653 PM. Eves. Call G45-49lG ---equipped. Call 768-3822 (lOTFPE). For cs!t! 5at • C v '75 Monte Carlo. A/C, Co F ...., Cad convt. Wht wired 73 D sunroof, sharp, Carnaro o 9917 R/H. till whl rally rims smgs. rt ox Leasing.
n> Cull power. will sell Ul ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ' Call int, bi-cent'! clrs. Fully new tires. $3000. 751-8265 equip'd. Xlnt cond. lO,OOO low blue book & will .72 Camaro $2500 or bst 645-3" I 194-2521
mi. $11.500. 485PRQ. Mr. trade down. 645 ~147 ofr. Call Lynnelle, hm '73 Chevy Nova, Good 73 COMTIHEHTA.L '
Cox 640--0446. ,75 F1eetwood Brougha~ 962-3812, wrk 540-0668 cood. Runs good. nu • MA.RIC IV
. '70ELDORADO Rosewood . 13,000 m1, '70C 6cyl gdrun tires.$1600.842--0851 1l Edi bes ff loaded, xlnl. $7900. . amarod • . • SelllhingsfastwithDailf S ver lion. F ully S2650or to er. 879_2267 mng con , new tires, Pilot Want .. ds. eq\Spped inchadi.oW ma.g 642-9485 -shocks, $1200. 675-6549 "' wheels. O n~ 40,000
m iles. Can Lease.
(887M.PS). •
ONLYS5299
• SADDLEIACK .
YAWY IMPORTS
lll-2040 495-4949
'73 Mark rv, 1 owner,
47,000 mi, moon roof,
leatb, cruise·cootrol,
AM/FM stereo tape, new
Michelin tires, $5800.
675-5.135
'6S Lin~ln Co!Jlinental,.
xtra car, rfot needed.
$450/trade. 642-4945
•••••••••••••••••••••••
EXAMPLE: Brand New 1977 CUTlASS SUPREME CORVETTES
Coupe Au1omat1c power s1oor1ng 11n111<1 windows ••nyl top
Slock •5855 (JJ57C7R2505211
-f-
CHOICEOF10
1973 THIU 1977
4 speeds Is AutomaUca
o..._..e~
~· EZ FINANCING
WE LEASE
CORVETTF.S
HOWARD a.Yr'Olet
Dove &Quail St.reels
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0555
'76 Vette, T top, air, pwr
windows, AM/FM cass,
yellow w /blk inL $8400.
673-2348
'73 <M'vt:tw. 4S4. • sP!l stick, loaded. $6750. Call
btwn 7:30 & 9 pm.
982-8229
1974CORVmE
Leather interior, air con-
ditioning, power win-
d o w s, a u to m a t ic
tram11J)1asion. (600KBH ).
$7988
.Nabers
caru11ac
2600 H ,1ttl41r Blv<.I
Cos1.1 M~w 540.91 IXl
E '70, red. 2 tops.
auto. 1 owner. 350, mint!
$5000. 494--0605
9933 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•Couiar 67, auto 396.
Pr/Ply, P/S, P/B, xlnt
cond, $1200. 55'7-!i661
5 XR Custom, foea1 spoke
wheels, FM stereo, PW,
air, 19,000 mi, SS200.
Sc.boot teacher, leaving
state. e13-117a
68. Mint. 62,00o mi.
Loaded. Stereo/ air. 1
OWlU'. 83$-3437. 6'13-8484
'Bl XR1. lo mi. Good rond.
Pvt plt. $1800. '99-3921.
49M38"l
lUXUAYECONOMVCARS
1974,.. ,Mc...... sa ...... ..... ...... "",,.. ..... ~
~1~ ~~~ .·.J'!?,
(10lml.
1113 Fa Tno II.pa. $1599 •
VI. eu-llc. IKlOfy 9'r tondlUOfll"iJ. -· ~ • ....,. _,, (J7tttGIQ.
1971 Mermy C..t 4 hot' $3199.
I OJI , -JC. llCCOty e1r cond~ -e-.tng. !ltlu•• e.ierlOf • inl•rlor, radio • .........
(lllHQIQ. .
1975 Ftr• Granada $3499
v ... ...-ie. fec:wy "" cond •. -·~ • .,, ..... redlO. '-•· liflled OI-I vinyl roof. (t11SFCI.
1974 Fft LTD BrtlltUm ..... $2&199
VS autometlc, t•c;:tory air oond . pwr. • "' "-'"9-"'alt-•-. lltreo radio. heater,
Y1nyt roof, I-!lltP. Wlli# Ill .. & -_.. 182!l~
1975 fwd LTD Coupe $3499
118, IUIOmahC. t.ctory elr co"<!. ""''· ._,.., ' bfak-. 11treo redlo Maler .,,_ Ii<•. llftlod
gt-11..andW IOp (l\OMVC1
1975 Fwd Torino £lte s.1699
ve. eutornetic. 1.ctory eir cond • pwr. •-'"O a
brell•. pl .. •-redoo. 1101ml.
1976 Chny M•te Carll $4299 ve .......... c. ,..,..,,., air cond . 111dlo. hNw.
• t>nltd ~tilt""'-' w,._ ur• • l9"dou IOI> (102Nt.JI
·' TRUCKS & VANS
1969 Fsd Y• S1699
VI t'IG!nt, ""*-·radio and heater (7~
1913 Ford Y, T11 Pick1' $2399
\It enQlfte, 9"dc a1>11t, 111dlo ...o neater (~.
1974 Fwd b1cMrt CT • . S3l99 •
YI. eut-. lttby elr -. -a-1ng. t---.. ~) '
"73 Ford 4 Dr, air cond,
new tires " brks. S2000. Call 494-4244
Bosa '70 Mustang. 302
Eng ..• comp rblt. Under Warr. Fully ~uipped.
Sac. 497.3001, or 4944905
"76 Granada·silver 2·door.
xlnt cond. Jo mi. $3775.
644-7970 •
'74 LTD .BRM,•~ door, ,
·vinyl top, air, pwr win·
dows, Jieats·tape deck
etc. $2005,4)45·72S3
'71 Torino Sta. Wgn, air,
P/B. P /S, xlnt cond.
Sacrifice. 675-4896
"10 Ford Ranchero. $2000
or best offer. Call
642-2558.
'16 Granada 4 dr, a uto,
air. radio, (rt disc, 6 cyl,
'78 lie, under 3000 mi, lk
new. Save. 752·0368 •
9945 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 Mark V1 Lincoln Con·
tinental, loaded. mint
cond. $3500. 4n· 7918
Maverick 9947 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 Maverick 302 VS, 4 dr, auto, P/S, radials. $1400.
Good cond. 548· 7232
9950
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NfWEST
LINCOLN·MERCURY
Dealership is now OPEN
RAY FLADEIOE
lJNCOLN-MERbURY
16-18 Auto tenter Dr.
SO Fwy·Lake Forest exit
IRVINE
830.7000
'76 1donarcn, 4dr, xlnt
cond. A/C, apprx 15,000
mi. $USO. 551-:J487
'71 Mercury Marquis.
PS/PB P/W & seats,
4·dr, 1 owner. $1500.
897-~ wkdys aft5:30
'65MERCURY WGN
Needs work. $150
962-8679
'74 Mustang 11, PS, PB,
a1r cond, 4 spd, vinyl
roof, xlnt cond. $2300.
&W.Q591 I
SALES!
SERVICE!
LEASING! .
You Can Believe In
J
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, THIS MAY t3E THE Bf;ST TIME .fN Y.EARS TO BUY
YOUR 1977 BUICK ELECTRA: LIMITED AT 1976 PRICES! ......
•77 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED
2 DOOR COUPE
177 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED
· 4 DOOR SEDANS
AO 3 cars are fully equipped including power seats.
-efectric door locks. auto .• air condition. vinyl top. cruise
control. lilt wheel. AM/FM stereo. chrome wheels &
much more.
(Ser. 6l2763} (Stk. 7851) Factory Suggested Sticker Prlce-19894.85
(Ser. 80487~) (Stk. 7831} Factory Suggested Sticker Prlce-1969-4.85
{Ser. 675675) (Stj(. 771&) Factory Suggeated Stlcktr Pri0&-$9629.85
.... -. -:
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TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY FOR
A COMPLITEL Y MIW EXP.ERIEMCE
IN SMALL CAI P.ERFORMANCE
IT'S DJM9.MIIE ON A 90 INCH
WHEELBASE!
Ill SELEOIOli
IMMEDIATE IEUY.11
THE '78's
ARE COMING!
·Record clscomtts
on literally GCf'.eS
Of new 1977 cars ..
trucks/ vans cilicl _,
RY's in this gigcmtic
walMo-wall ~·
SELL OFF!