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1972-05-29 - Orange Coast Pilot
( l • • Orange Coa·st VOL:. 65, NO. 150, 2 SECTIONS, 54 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY. MAY 29, 1972 " • Yo11r Bometewa Dally Paper- TEN CENTS Bomb Bla·st in Ireland Claims Six ~lore l"'ives BELFAST (UPI) -Seven persons died and at least St .were w0W1ded in bomb blnsta and gunlire in Bellast. Six persons also were injured Sunday in a gun battle that erupted when Catho- lics and Pro!estants taunted and jeered each other across a secular "peace line." ln the downtown area, three strategic- ally placed bomb-laden cars exploded, injuring all persons and wrecking dozens of lhops and offices. Police said a tele- phone warning preceded the blasts but the Caller warned of only one. The aeven deaths raised to 348 the number killed Jn nearly three years of North~m Ireland violence. Police said the six bomb deaths oc- • curred when the blast erupted prema- turely in the Catholic Short Strand dis- trict. • A police spokesman said Irish Republi- can Army men were loading the 100- paund bomb into a car when it exploded accidentaJly, killing four IRA men. "We believe it was intended for else- where and exploded prematurely," the spokesman said. The blast wrecked at least 15 nearby homes and buried sleeping residents in rubble. The IRA in death notices pub- lished today identified four of the dead as its own -three lieutenants and a captain. In another death. gunmen in a speeding car shot and killed a man in his 20s as IXOllS Democrats Spa•· Chisholm Seeks To End 'Debates' LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Hubert H. Humphrey and George S. McGovern, satisCied with -their first debate in California's torrid presidential primary, today faced a thrtat from Shirley Chisholm to block any further lelevisioo confrootailonsJ unle&S she ls .included. McGovern and Humphrey, long-time friends and former neighbors. uchanged sharp, sometimes heated, accw:aUons, ln their hour-long confrontation Sunday night on lhe V~etnam war, defense spend- ing, and welfare. Each predicted he would win the Democratic presidential oomination. Both said President Nixon was beatable next fall. But Mrs . Chisholm, running for the nomination in the state's critical June 6 primary, planned to seek in Washington, O.C.. today a federal court to block "debates" scheduled Tuesday and Sun- day. Although Humphrey and McGovern both seemed pleased with t h e i r performances on the hour-long Interview program, there were indications that not too many people in California watched the program. A random telephone survey by United Press International, in Sacramento and UPI T..._... LUCKY PIERRE? -Smoking a cigar and pedaling bicycle, Pierre Salinger loob lllUe file White House press secretary be was once. Salinger appeared In Rlversi~e to Jioost candidacy or Sen-Geor"' McGovern. Los Ange.les, indicated that most people either were not home or did not watch the program. Twenty-five residences which answered in Sacramento showed that only two families watched the debate. Jn Los Angeles, only 8 out of 30 households whicb answered wafcbed the program. Registered Democrats, undecided before the debate, Said the program did not help them come clQser to a decision. Most called it a standoff. With only nine days left before the voting begins for 271 delegates to the na- tional convention, McGovern a n d Humphrey wasted little time in getting back on the campaign trail . Humphrey campaigned in Los Angeles' black ghettos late Sunday, then flew to Frenso. He mapped out a 14-hour day to- day in Fresno, Sacramento, and San Jose. McG.overn attended tJtree rallies late Sunday. He was to campaign in San Diego and Los Angeles today. Even in advance, Humphrey and McGovern considered the T u es d a y "debate" crucial because it will be shown on a weekday evening and will not have (See McGOVERN, Page 2) 'Dead' Man Dies In Long Beach After Reviving LONG BEACH (UPI) -Russell Lee, who was declared legally and clinically dead Saturday, revi ved and did not die until toda y. Lee. 25, or Wilmington. struck hiS head on an overhead beam of a high voltage tower while horseback riding. suffering severe brain and spinal cord injuries. When he arrived at St. Mary's Hospital, he had stopped breathing and had no ap- parent pulse. He was declared clinicaJly dead, although efforts to revive him ~nlinued. Several hours Jatl!r, he was declared legally dead, as part of the process by which he was to become an organ donor. The death was reported to the county coroner's office. Hall an hour later. attendants noticed "vital signs," a hospital spokesman said, and Lee, now classed as alive, was put in a respirator. The hospital said the damage was "lr· reversible," however, and there was no hope Lee could be kept alive. He was declared dead again early today. Shark Bites Pacific Diver DILLON BEACH (UPI) - A 3tl- y~ld man was attacked by a shark while dMng for abalj>ne in the Pnclrie. 11\e shark tore fl esh from above the man's right krtee to his buttocks. Neimulli' lllrnmrtch wu diYlng ' alone when tbe obark attacked. He was flown by Co&!! Guard btlioop(er for omergency treatment ind i.t ... unde"""t ourfft'Y. he stood chatting with friends outside the James Mackie Machine Factory in the Protestant Springfield Road area, a frequent target of IRA shooting attacks. Police said the secular gunbattle broke out 'vhen Catholics and Protestants on either side of the "peace line" separating the Old Park Road neighborhood taunted each other with Republican and Protes- tant SO!JiS. A guilman suddenly opened up from the Protestant side, wounding a Catholic woman in 'her 70s and a 15-year-old girl. Then another gunman fired frpm the Catholic side , injuring a policeman and two girls, aged 12 and 13. British troops. by then swarming in the area, returned the fire and reported • seeing the gunman on the Catholic side stagger and fall. Gun duels between troops and gunmen in the area continued toward dawn and the anny claimed another gunman hit. ~tesiants in Ea.st Belfast, mean- whife, pulled down the.ir str~t barri- cades but warned they will set them up again permanently unless British troops crush IRA stronghold! in Loodonderry. Meanwhile American evangelist Billy Graham walked in the bomb rubble ot Ea~t Belfast Sunday and told the shat- tered Roman Catholic community their peace prayers _would be heard. "Every prayer is heard and answered. Your prayers for peace will not gG un· heeded," Graham said. Graham arrived in Belfast early Sua· day Gn a three-<lay preaching mission to help bring the feuding Roman Catholic and Protestant communities together. Immediately after his arrival, he met the Roman Catholic Bishop of Down and Connor, Dr. William Philbtn, and told him he wanted to vis.it the scene ot the early.morning bomb disaster. Graham walked through the born~ blasted streets. talking to men and WGm- en who crowded out to see him. "He was wonderfully gentle," said Mrs. Sheila ~1cGlune, a housewife. "fie told us to persist in our prayers. He said \.\'e must never underestimate the power of prayer." • uss1an ,. "" ·~ . 'IJj#:i/• -, . . . .;r 1 f ; • Ul'I T ... -"OM Si11ks in Port Liberian freighter Oriental \Varrior, \vhich caught !ire at sea Thurs· day, sinks at mooring in St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Fla., with decks barely above water. Fires still burn·ed Sunday night in ship's holds and divers were attempting to' find and patch leaks before ship capsized. ' Death Takes Holiday, Too, on Orange Coast Neither violence nor traffic deaths spoiled the Memorial Day weekend for most families along the Orange Coast. Near-perfect water and air tempera- tures brought heavy traffic to coastal ci ties from San Clemente to Seal Beach, but police reported no serious traUlc accident.!, drownings or crimes of v». Jenee on Sunday, Three county residents were killed Saturday in freeway i:nls· haps. Meanwhile the death of a 7-year.()}d Huntington Beach boy.·tlJld the seriou!I injury of his companion were ~ed durln11 1 · boating accident S&turday · nllibl · oo' ' tllt r ~ldo !\Iver, • near Partor. \\ili; • • · 'Ille Yuma 'COlmty sheriff's office said Chris Kenneth Dart, 310 tnd St., wu kiUed when a large cabin cruiser slruck hi• small boat u he wRS fishing. The other boY, IJOn•ld ThomiDll, I, of 60'l Jana Clrelt, l!untlngton Beach, wu reported in seribuJ condition from the ac- cident , deputle! .uld. Fletcher Dart, 621 H)lnU~ton Bead!, ldenUfled u !he· gtandfatber of yo\111( Chris, was reporttdlg ·In tilt. omall alum- inum boat at the time ol the accident but was not lnjurtd, aeoording to deputies. Tbe sheriff's office &akl a scareh was Wlder way for an orange crluser. about 20 to 24 feet In Jengtb, idtnlifi<d as the craft whkh slruck the small boat and then continued on its way. The accident occured shotUy after 9 p.m. Saturday, deputies reported. Throughout Sunday. coastal beaches were reported packed although 00 offi. cial attendance fl&ures were avanable,"" except at Huntington City Beach. There, lifeguards said, about 41,000 per900s enjoyed air temperatures around 79 degrees and water temperatures of about 62 degrees. Down the coast, ln Newport Beach, a surprise 22 mile per hour wind caught novice week end aallors off guard and capsized about 15 small boats, ranging in size from 8 to 10 reet. Orange County harbor patrolmen Nld they bad their bands full -rescuing sail- ors and uprighting the small craft. dur- ing the windy period Sunday which lasted from 2 to !:30" p.m. No fnjurtes were reported, however. Elsewh<te In ·the nation, tbe picture was not :11 trlght. Some 367 penons were reported kUled In tra!flc, 69 by drowning, and 40 b) other cJrcurnatances, for 1 total of !76. · Ffil weather is JINC)fcted ·to continue throilgb the rm11nder of the holiday weekend along the Oronge Coast. There will be "'me low clouds and fog, the wealhennan aald. President Predicts New Era MOSCOW (UPI) -IB a television ad· dress beamed throughout Russia and viewed by a government.estimated audi- ence oC up to 100 million citizens, Presi- dent Nixon has predicted a new era of U.S.-Soviet relations, built on the ~ eight da)'I of 9Ull1mit talb. ~lilixoo. Cwnmunist Party SeeNtary i... onid I. Brezll!l<v, Premier Alo .. 1 N. KmygJn and Prestdenl Nilllllol V. Pod, gomy !Cbeduled 1 final meeting thfl morning. After tbat, the President and Mn. Nix- on were to visit the Kremlin's St. George Hall for champagne, caviar and fonnaJ farewells at a state reception before tak- ing a Soviet plane to Kiev for a one-day visit. The Nixons will depart Russia at Kiev, capital of the Uknlne, and head for Teh- ran, Iran, and Warsaw, Poland on their way home . Today's meeting was to cap a week of summitry that began coolly, grew cordial under a Nixon.Brezhnev stamp and gave both sides essentially what they wanted -an agreement to limit nuclear arma- ments and five other partnership pacts. In the television address Sunday, abo seen in the United States, Nli:on tokl an estimated 75 to 100 million Soviet view- ers that the first Moscow summit opened ..a new age" in relations. "Both sides have had a chance to measure the length of our strides toward peace and security." Nixon said in his 18·minute talk . "I believe that those strides have been substantial and that now we have well begun the Jong journey which will lead us to a new age in the relations between our two countries ... "As great powers, we will sometimes be competitors. But we need never be enemies," he said. During his address the President sat, ankles crossed, at a Louis XlV table in the Kremlin palace's Green Room. He perspired lightly under hot television lights, trying to ease a somber expres- sion with the occasional flick of a smile. He sprinkled hiJ talk oo peace and partnership with Russian anecdotes and folk sayings, but could not 'et the steady, serious tone out ol his voice. For some Soviet viewers, his words spoke or how times have changed since the night in 1959 when the then-Vice President Nixon appeared on SOvlet tele. vision and lambasted the Kremlin 's Cold War policies. In that address. he catalogued in brusque, blunt words what he saw as the worldwide sins of a belligerent Soviet communism. Now it was a new Nlxon and a new ruture. "Let our goal now be a world free of fear - a world in which nation will (Set SUMllllT, P11e II Father's Shot Kills Son, 8 EUREKA, Utah (UPl)-Robert Lynch, 8, Wet, "You shot me In tllf:finger, Dad." They were Robert's last words. He was shot to death accidentally when his fa· ther's pistol discharged during a family outing at Topa:i Mounta.ln Saturday. Authorities said the boy's father. Eu- gene Lynch of Sandy. Utah, shot a rabbit and was reloading his .%1-<ailber pistol when It fired acc:tdentally. The butte! apparently struck the boy'• nn..,. and then plunged Into hiJ che<L He di<d before his famlly mutd gtl medical beip. ... ,, . Sean Wilsoo, a Catholic truck driver, whose home was one or 50 smashed by the force of Uie expk>sion, said, "He was a very impr~sive man. There was real compassion on his face when he looked at the wreckage around here." ' Graham said he wu not here "to take sides." Graham. who closed a weei.long cru- sade in Binningham, came on special invitation of Dr. Thomas Fitch, minister of the Presbyterian church at Ravenhlll and a friend of the evangelist. Graham wiU preach-at Ravenhill Pres- byterian Church, where closed televlsloh cirruits will make his address available to 2,000 persons . • r1 AFTER CHURCH -President and Mrs. Nixon leave Moscow Baptist Church after attend- 41g services in Russia Sunday at only a c ti v e Protestant church in Soviet capital. Sign above door gives church's name. w-tller Increasing low clouds and early morning, fog are expected a tong th\! Orange Coast today. Otherwise loot for fair weather with air tempera. tures in the 70s, and water tem- penitures in the eos. INSWE TGDA. Y No· prudt, Soph i a LOret1 emerges batt1red a'4 bruistd. from movit set in Rome -bMt clothtd. "Thert 01't mort tf/tc- tivt WOIJt for an actrts1 to bt ""11 than rfmplu bu taking olf her clotht1." Ste storv. Pagt 15. ci..ts1flM '"a C-lu ll (,..._, 11 a-.nM ""' ' ....... .._. , .. 1) i • f DAILY PILOT 'Lonesome End' Jn one of those too good to be true situations, little Tany Lynn Edwards, 5, of Dallas stood in living room, dressed in brother's football gear, teUing par· ents she wanted lo play football . Out the front door she dashed to join neighborhood gang and besl pictures were taken before she ever got to ga1ne. Actually, she lost anyway; boys wouldn't let her join team. f'rom p .. ., J SUMMIT ... no longer prey upoo nation, in which hu- m.an energies will be turned away from production for war and towards more production f~ peace, away from con- quest and toward invention, developmenl , creation," Nlton said. He said "whlh!ours are both great and powerful naUons, the •'Ol'ld is no longer dominated by two superpowera." He aaurrd everyone no deal had been struck lllat would hurt any other na- tion. He promised that AmeriC8nl waot peace, he pledged more U.S . .SOVlet ef. forts for a better nuclear-free:e agree. ment and spoke ol prospective trade that would boost living standards for Russians and Americans. The latter was one deal not made at the summit. 1be two aides estabilJhed a joint "'lllllliaaioo to explore trade - sibllJUes further, but agreement magged on bow much interest the ~ieta wUI pay llll their World War U Und Lelle debl ' ' Nlloo told his viewers the Sovieta were much like AmericaM in cbaiii<l.r, sense of humor and dedication to wurk. He even said he· could Uve with commu- nism -in the Soviet Union. "We Americans believe defply In the right of each nation to choose its own system," he aaid. "1berefore, however much we like our own system for our- selves, we have no desire td impose it on anyone else." Tuesday Rites For Joe McRiU Funeral .....icea wUI be held at 10:30 J .m. Tuesday for Joe (Mac) McRill, a 10- year reaident of Huntington Beach, who died Thursday at tbe age of 47. Mr. McRlll, who lived with his wife Mary at lSMl Victoria Lane, Huntington Beach, was a charter member of the Huntington Beach Elks Club and a member ol the Golden West Homeowners Association. Services will be held at Peek Family Colonial Chapel, 7801 Bol.sa Ave., Westminster. Mr. McRill is survived by his wife and B daughter, Debra McRUI of Huntington Beach; his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Ira McRill of Belleville, Ill., and a sister, Mrs. Dale Holley also of Belleville. DAILY PILOT 'T1lt OrlftOt COis! DAILY PILOT, "lrfl Mkt1 b C'Ol'nblnttl ttle H-Praa. II llUblltlld 111 tllt OrtltM Cllf.11 Publllhlltg ~-lllP9' rift Mnlorll .,. ....,.,,.llhed, M....., • .,. ~ Frldl'f', fw Cotl1 MUI, H"'""'1 •Nth. Hllnll"910ft l t11:!1IFoun11h, V•llrt, ~ !!Heh, lrvlnrl~iOdlrbKk Mid Sin C"1ntftll/ ,,., Jwn C,.pi~tr-. A 1lng!t retionel ""*' it puoblbMd !>lhrnl•Y• ~ $wn61)1!;. 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In most places there are a lot oC guys, stationed in towers every few hun- dred £eel. Like most everybody else, lifeguards are out to make their job easier. And they're doing it by promoting this late spring weekend as the start of Na- tional Beach Safety Week. The beach safety campaign is being promoted most heavily in Newport Beach, where nine million persons visited beaches in 1971, according to Robert Reed. director of the Marine Safety Department As lhe buoy June-lhroogh.S.pl<tnber 1eUJ11 be1iDs, Newport Beach officials urge every beachgoer to learn basic safe- ly rules. hBathers should make !Ure they swim in a guarded area and ask check with the f'rom Page J McGOVERN. •• to contend with beautiful weather, the Memorial Day weekend, and evening church services. Although both front-runners ror the Democratic presidential n o m i n a t i o n leveled charges and countercharges dur- ing their lively "debate," no new issues or specifICS surfaced. The questions were generally limited to the \'letnam War, defense &pending, and welfare reform. Topics c o n s i d e re d critlcal in California -such as the government's $200 million Joan to the Lockheed C<H'p., and funds for the space shuttle -never were raised. On the offensive from the start, which at first "startled" McGovern, Humphrey claimed that "we were both wrong on Vietnam." "The fact is, that all through the sena- tor's career be voted for the ap- propriations for the war in Vietnam,'' Humphrey charged. "There is no doubt that he spoke out against It but he voted for it." McGovern, chuckling, replied "I find it almost impossible to believe thaL the senator from Minnesota would attack my record on Vietnam. "Here is a senator, George McGovern, 'vho has spoken out against the war more consistently. and over a longer period of time than any other person in the United States Senate," 1tfcGovern said. "And I think ii 's fair to say that Senator Humphrey during all the time he "'as \'ict president of this country, and was making statements on Vietnam, and even when be became the standard bearer of our party In 1968, no one could have been any more enthusiastic fo r the course that we were following in Vietnam ." Delending his proposal lo cut the military budget to less than $55 billion, i\fcGovern said "it would leave us the capacity to destroy every -c:ity in the Soviet Union at least 20 times over. I think that is just about enough." Humphrey, however, charged that McGovern 's proposed cutbacks "win cut into the muscle of our natkmal security." Search Continues -MONTEREY (UPI) -Coast Guard llhipo ,..rched the fog.shrouded PacUic off the rugged 111i Sur <Olli SUnday 10< a Navy poirol plane which bu been lllJu. Ina for more than two ~· wlth ef&bl 111<11 aboard. Four <:.a Guard -... v-r. conlinued the ...., -Ibey llarted alter the Navy PS Orloll dJaaP. peared Friday While C11 I lninlllc Olllil from Mollett Naval Air &1-. _ lifeguard on duty on water and surfing conditions," Reed said. Guard stations fly flags indicating surf- ing conditions as well as swimming con- ditions. All water activities b a v e designated areas, he said. Green flag means generally safe swim· ming conditions, yellow means to use caution and red means extremely dangerous water. A yellow flag with a black dot means surfing is prohibited. "Never swim alone and do not dive into shallow or unknown waters. For long- distance swimming it is best to swim paraJlel with the shore," Reed said. He also warned about the dangers of riptides. Riptides, or water moving out to sea, are formed because of water movement around jetties, piers, pilings and other permanent fixtures'\ These areas usually have permanent .signs that warn of danger. "H caught in a riptide, do not panic,'' Reed said, "float if possible and attempt to swim parallel to the shore at an angle without trying to swim against the cur· rent. The choppy riptide will pull swim· mers out to sea not under. Should it seem impossible to reach shore alone, yell for help. Lifeguards are trained to recognii.e riptides and will realize the emergency. If a lifeguard swims out lo help, follow his directions." City ordinances about beach do's and dont 's d if fer, and many bathers are unaware that fires, animals and certain activities are forbidden at certain hours and certain locations. Open fires are allowed only in fll'e ring areas: Balboa Pier and Corona de! Mar State Beach. Charcoal braziers are allow· ed anywhere as long as hot coals are not dumped or covered with sand. Dogs are prohibited on all coast beaches in the summer time. Horses are never allowed. Reed also warned that sand-throwing and digging deep holes can mean per- sonal danger to others. Broken glass and other dangerous objects should not be left on the beach. "Help prevent injuries by reporting any unsafe beach conditions," he said. "These regulations will be enforced by lifeguards. Wben large numbers or people gather on the beach, lifeguards need the cooperation of everyone to ensure safe, fun days al the beach," Reed said. IH'IT.._.... PRonCTOR-Soulh Vietnam- -10ldler carries wounded girl don fougbt-<>•er IDgbway 13. Girl was amonc group ol .zelugea fleeing An Loe. l Five Reds Aid Davis' Campaign ' SAN JOSE (AP) -The five defense fn. vesligators at the Angela Davis trial all are members of the Communist party and function as a collective. Un1ike investigators at most criminal trials, they are responsible for organizing and running a worldwide campaign to "Free Angela." Among them, they have trave led tens of thousands of miles speaking and rais- ing money for Miss Davis' defense. They have organized rallies, written statements and helped prepare a weekly account of Miss Davis' murder-kidnap- conspiracy trial proceedings. And they have decided what Miss Davis should do -and whom she should meet in her limited free time. Like other investigators, they have also questioned prospective witnesses and discussed defense strategy with Miss Dvis' attorneys. Every Monday, they meet with other staff members -and often with Miss Davis, whose Communist party mem- bership brought her worldwide attention in 1969. They are all close to Miss Davis - and were f r i e n d s long before the 28-year-old former UCLA philosophy in structor was accused ()f furnishing four guns and helping plot an abortive courthouse escape at the Marin County Civic Center on Aug. 7, 1970, which ended in four deaths. Two of the five -Miss Davis' ~lster, Fania Davis Jordan, 24, and Franklin Alexander, 31, are cochairman of the Na· tional United Committee to Free Angela Davis and All Political Prisoners and act as chief spokesman for her defeRSe, doing the bulk of the traveling and public 'speaking. Franklin's wife, Kendra Alexander, 25, Is the National United Committee's permanent representative at the trial, acting as liaison between tbe defense committee and the legal staff. She mually sits with :Pttiss Davis and is often mistaken for her. The Alexanders a re perhaps Miss Davis' closest friends . In U>s Angeles, all three belong to the Che Lumumba Club, a black activist organization of the Com- munist party. Mrs. Jordan announced during a European fundraising tour last fall that she had joined tbe Communist party. Charlene Mitchell, 41, the Communist party's presidential candidate in 1968, is execuUve secretary of the Nati<>nal United COmmlttee and runs its San Fran- cisco office, which oversees activities of 200 "Free Angela" commilt(es around the world. The fifth investigator, Bettina Aptheker Rruzweil, ZT, daughter of chief Marxist theoretician Herbert Aptheker, said she writes "almost all" of Miss Davis' statements. Sh~ is also responsible for contacts with congressmen, labor unions and the national peace movement and organized the May 20 anti-war and 'Free Angela" rally here. "We function as a collective," said Mrs. Kurzweil. "We try never to make individual decisions. We try to work together -and it's a very effective method of work. "As you know, the composition <lf our staff is interacial, predominantly black which it should be -and the leadership is black, which it should be too," said Mrs . Kurzweil, who is the <lnly white ~ vestigator. Miss Davis and her supporters mam. tain that the trial is a "political frameup." Because of this, Mrs. Kurzweil ex· plained, "we've always maintained that what happens in the mass movement is as important as what happens in the courtroom ." Situatio11 'Grim' As North Viets Attack Kontum ... SAIGON (UPI) -Military spokesmen said today that South Vietnamese forces recaptured two C<lrnmunlst etrongpoints In the battle for Kontum. Other sources said, however, the situation "looks grim." Government spokesmen in Saigon said army troops and m!Utlamen reoccupied Kuenot school in Kontum Sunday morn- ing and an orphanage taken over by the Viet Cong was recaptured Sunday even- ing. "Enemy sappers were chased out of these places," the cunmand sakl. U.S. BS2s dropped more than 1,000 tona of bombs on suapeded Communist troop concentrations within two mUee: of Kon-- tum, a straiegic provincial capilll in the c.ntra1 llJ&hlanda 280 mnes north o1 Saigon, late Sunday and earlY today. But field reports !rain the city lllid snipers still wen acUve and 100 roclel and mortar rounds bit Kootum Sunday. Earlier, military spollesmen lllid small teams of Communist infantry pulhed through South Vie-delemes into Koolum and etepped up the intenalty of street 'flPling inlide the city. North Vletnameoe lroopl a1ao brought op heavy antlal'n:nfl macillne gufta. alJd were llrinl at the 11.,..moving U.S. 'heilcopW\ that provide much of the IUJ>- plles and IDedlcal evl<Ultion inr the city, field ...,...u llld. For the P*Bt flve dlJt, °"""'1111i.t fon:el have been ~ out .,....,._ trated altacks oo Kontum in in effort to lake the proYincll! capllaJ and tlJul cut South Vietnam In two. t • IJPI Tl_.... IN HIS OWN WAY -James Honley, 8, bolds own Memorial Day service at Shreveport, La. as he salutes memory o~ father •. Staff Sgt. Jimmie Carroll flonley, a Green Beret killed in Vietnam in 1966. Arlingwn: Silent, Solemn, lnspiri~g By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 01 "'-011iy Pli.t 51111 Cross the Potomac River bridge, through a stone and steel gate into rolling knolls where April's lime-green lawns blanket the bones of four wars' heroes. Arlington National Cemetery. Memorial Day is observed around the clock, 365 days a years here, where presidents, statesmen, military officers, pri- vates-first-class and one whose name and rank are unknown repose. The gray squirrels -like the murmuring tour· isls -even seem to slow their pace. A reverent bush hangs in the Arlington air on April 5, 1964, sufficient to slow the pulse of five Gls on weekend pass. Five strolling secretaries have just given us an encouraging eye. Washington D.C. is known for available young women. vtNSIL ,.l. One is 50mehow overwhelmed by the aura of both past and present events on this sunny spring Sunday. Sod and turf are still unsettled around the fresh grave of President John F. Kennedy, slain six months ago. A black hearse flanked by eight siren-screaming motorcycles has just passed us on the downtown street, carrying Gen. Douglas Mac-- Arthur's body. Choosing not to stand in line for an hour to pass the JFK burial site, I wander instead among the more mundane, older graves, W<lnclcr- ing who these men were and what they did to deserve Arlington. The atmosphere: is not maudlin, but simply moving, solemn, silent and inspiring in some !ilrange way. One senses suddenly that here on hallowed ground. all racial, social and cultural differences vanish as you enter the stone and steel gate down by the Potomac River. There are only two types of Americans in Arlington National Ceme- tery on any day of the year. There are those above the ground. There are those below the ground. Returning for my buddies, a scene midway in the line waiting to view the Eternal Flame suddenly brought the whole thing into sharp focus. A small group oC greasy, black·jacketed motorcycle gang membel'3 stood in line solemnly, silently -a bit sheepishly -right next to a simple direcUonal arrow: JFK Grave. One picture is worth a thousand words, they say, but that day in Arlington I carried no camera to capture it. That's wben I did feel like crying. .June 5 Burial Duke of Windsor's Body To Lie in State 2 Days Fnm Wire s.ntcea PARIS -1be body of the Duke of Windsor will be flown lo London Wed•••· day and lie in state Friday and Saturday in St. George's Chapet In Windsor Castle, 73 miles west of London. He wUI be buried June 5 in Frogmore m8lll01eum, half a mile from the castle where Q.Jeen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert, are internd. The duke, who ruled England 3Z1 days before giving up the throne for the lwice- dlvorced American "woman I love," died here In exile -ly Sunday in the renied mnnsion be catted home. He was 77. It was the end ol an era. A brief llltement Issued by Bucking· ham PaJac. in Lcindoo Aid the Duke died at 2:25 a.m. of an undisclosed ill· """'· 1be cauoe of death waa believed to be cancer. · The duke 'became King Edward VU! of EnJianc1 at ll:M p.m. Jan 25, 11135, when bia lather, Kini George VI. died. ff• ruled uoW Dec. 10, 11135, when be abd~ cated. He went oo radio the nut day, his voice breUing with emotlcm, to 118)1: "I hive found k lmpoeslbie to carry the boavy -ol mpomlblilty and disdwge my duties • king u I would Wish to do without lhe help and 1upport d the woman t lcwe." At hil side w1>en be died was the "wom- an," Willis Warfield Simpson ol Balli- more, • vivacious, ouUpok'1! con111kJbd who twice had been dlron:ed. In the moral atmooph<re or the times the government f~ It lmPoSsible t~ accept that the King marry a divOl't'ff ev~ if -as Edward proposed _ she not reign as queen . .Edward, who became Duke or Wlndaor with hlS abchcaboo, married Mrs. Slmp- son on June 3, 1937. Twenty years later, In 1956 the Duke told his frien<la Ile never reiretted tile dec!Jion. "U 20 y .. n were lo be erased and 1 were to be presenJed with Ille ame ci>olce again under the same clrcum. slancel, I would act precife)y 11 I did then. I love ber and need her DOW 1 alway a wUJ." • •, DAfLT PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtllwoy of tho Dlf~ Pilot Is VUlrlnlttd' ' ] • ... •jo '" "' w, in !l• D D G, "' gil bu Ar inf as, m• ca ah t pu tic Le brl ' pU ~e ~ii he 1t1 It! ' • bf "' .. "' OAll "f t>llOT 111!1 t"llot• New Saddlebaek Cheerleaders These spirited girls have beaten out all the com· f.etition and have been chosen as the new cheer· eaders at Saddleback High School. (Front row, left to right), Lisa Gentry, Lynne Brazda and Lois Balliet. Back row, (left to right), Jackie Kaminski, Laurie Loo and Dana Thomas. Here's How It Is, Folks 'Typical' Day for Newsman Has Its Ups arid Downs By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 01 lh• 0111~ ,J,191 Sl•ll ~ Next time we're asked lo supply a <Working newsman to tell somebody's •journ<Mism class what il's really like. I rnay be black at Westside Auto Parts restocking shelves and stacking tailpipes. ' For better or for worse .-but mainly ~or aspiring young journalism students - :here is the story of one day in the life of a working neY.'Sman; a fairly typical day. The assignment on a desk piled high With undone assignments and steadily pil· ing up higher is a speech by Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Director John E. Ingersoll. Fourth District Court of Appeals Justice Robert Cardner is also set to talk. Ingersoll's Disneyland Hotel address to the CaUfomia Peace Officers' Association must be ,telephoned into the news room due to deadline. Only while you find three phone booths for three competing reporters, two of them-(telephones) -don't work. Taking a Superman-like leap at the on- ly functioning phone booth, you slam the door on the fingers and friendship ~f o~e professional colleague and drop a dime 1n the slot. Your only dime. Nothing hap- pens. You borrow another and ring up t11a Bell on the long distance line. You then try to remember your telephone credit card number. You can't. You dig out your wallet to find it. DAILY ,.llOT Sl•tl t>llcrl• SIR RODNEY SURVEYS THE WORLD FROM FESTIVAL OFFICE Staff Quelled Bloodcurdling Yells with P11ti1nce, Love, Food ·wild~at!J Ta1ned Sir Rodney Takes Over Festival By BARBARA KREJBfCH 01 111• o.nr t>llOI 11111 Patience and Jove, augmented with $ervings or turkey, Cornish game hen and giblets can tum a veritable wildcat into a bundle of furry affection. Any member of Laguna's Festival of Arts office staff will testify to this. point- ing to Sir Rodn ey as purring proof of the assertion. Sir Rodney, a feline of uncertain age, mostly white, with a black tail and ears, can be seen around the Festival offices almost any day -dozing an the long boardroom table, relaxing ~.lthe leather desk chair thal suppoo<dly be ongs to the public relations director, checking out ticket orders on business manager Robert Leppert's desk -or nibbling at snacks bffered by tl1e devoled slaU. "Eight weeks ago." says Festival publicist Sally Reeve, 11no one could get near him , He'd spit and scratch and e\.Ten bite anyone who tried to touch him. Now he's taken over the whole place. lie even 1ttends board meetings -as 11 lap sit· ttr." Slr Rodney, she explains, wand.em.I cut ~f tl1e hills behind Irvine Bowl o coupl• of monlhs ago, appanon\Jy tlr<ef ol being 1tlf-supportlng, and perhaps finding the )flnt.rtlme huntlJ1i poor. lnlllllin1 himself ID lbe patio outside the board room, the stTuffy-looking feline proceeded to make his presence known with bloodcurdling howls. Analyzing his problem as hunger, the Festival staff set out food for the visitor, but he would disappear into the bushes as soon as the door opened, emerging to eat only when assured of solitude. By moving the food dish closer and closer to the board room door, and finally inside the door, the staff broke Rodney's resistance and, after about a month, he moved in permanently. "It took a while before he'd let anyone touch him," says Mrs. Reeve, "but now he's decided he klves us all and we have to literally evict him when we close up at nighl" The new me has brought about 1 transformation in Rodney's appearance, as well as bis dispoelUon, she •adds. Jn addition to gaining weight, he'& learned ta wash, and does so Incessantly -when not e1ting or sleeping -keeping himself immaculately groomed as beClts a member cf the Festival of Arts staff. "When the Feltival opens,'' speculates ~trs . Reeve, "I'm sure. the artists wlll find him a nice addition to th• gn>unds." She alao hopes l()mt wlll be sufficiently intrigued to take over his weefl:end feedings -a dlore !hat currcnUy falls on her lbooldm. tl1eanwhile you drop your scribbled, scrambled notes on Ingersoll's speech. Telephone booths are a tight squeeze anyway, but try fishing for dropped notes, while holding the receiver to your ear with your shoulder and bending from the waist. This booth has no ledge for notes either. So you drop them again, while frisking yourself for a business card to check the t peaker's middle initial. pulling a back muscle in the process while bending. Someone has seen fit to steal the Yellow Pages and so yo u can 't even look up a chiropractor. "~hat are you doing in there, com- posing a news story or a novel ?." a com· petitor bellows outside. The temperature in the bo o th meanwhile, ~vers around J l O degree~ and sweat dripped on your glasses while yo u bent over gathering up dropped notes. This gives your notes -now firmly in hand - a quality akin to something writ· ten on a damp cocktail napkin and read at the bottom of a swimming pool. ~Jpping heavily after dictating a dls· jointed account. you finaUy hasten back into the Embassy Room to catch Justice Gardner's colorful commentary. He is well into it He also talks too fast for adequate notes. So we three crafty wordsmiths C"'nspire to get speech copies afterward. ;tice Gardner, however, has only one l . Disneyland Hotel does have copying machines, but like telephone booths, it is do"'" to only one that works. Four pages into Justice Gardner's 12- page opus, that one collapses too. Comparing notes -we sometimes do In sheer sel!--Oefense -we flnally establish the gist of Judge Gardner's rapidfire dissertation, titled "The Ex- clusionary Rule -Its Anticipated Demise and a Meaningful Alternative Thereto." We decide he's all for more law and order. Heading home after first getting Jost in the Disneyland parking lot. then while trying to find Harbor BouJevard. you ,finally begin to unwind. Voll wind back up again when almost hit from behind by another car. whose driver you are certain you recognize, in a flash of instant paranoia. The gentleman is an outspoken critic of the DAILY PILOT and certain members of its staff. He once threatened to come down and break the editor's fingers, one-by-one. DrlW,ng watchfully on down the boulevard, you wonder if Westside Auto Parts ever filled the vacancy your departure created 12 years ago? Still, you budding journalists must remember., even we cynical working newsmen always hold out hope tomorrow will be better than today. The phone will ring -(it does, constantly) -and you will have your Big Story. You will achieve fame. rortune and maybe even a Pulitzer Prize, because this is how it happens in the movies. The phone rang just as I reached my cluttered desk with my garbled notes to- day, in fact, smelling like an old tennis shoe due to the sauna-like atmosphere in tl1e phone booth. Hope sprang again that it might be tl1e New York Times' stafJ recruiter or maybe old Elmer at Westside Auto Paris, but you'll never guess who It was. A nice lady who asked: "When do they begin picking cherries up in Banning?" Special Meet Called For Library Board A special meeting of the Newport Beach Board of Library Trustees has been called by Thomas Blake ly, board chalrma". The board will discuss the funding of a West Newport branch library ~ giluting at 8 a.m. Tuesday In the con- f•rtnee room at city hall. • DAILY PILOT 3 Salty Yarn Unfolded Newport Sailors Recount Wild Adventure fu ~. PETEii KR!EG __ Of !111 O.llr l'llOI St11f There is a boat tied up in ?\-1azatlan that's supposed to be in Long Beach. There are three Ne,vport Beach sailors who couldn't care less. To be precise, they flubbed their ass.ignment to bring the 40-foot ketch - \\'hich shall ren1ain nameless for reasons explained later -back from Chamela Bay1 belOV•' Puerto Vallarta. But veteran skipper Lee Homer and his two cre"·men, less-than-veteran Bill Foley, a city planner. and Jim Drake. the \\lhite llouse Inn ba rtender u•ith a dra\.l•I. don't look at it that "·ay. Their story of 12 days at sea, five of them totally becalmed. wit hout beer (or water), witb no engine. generator, radio o• women, tends to make one favor their side of the story. The ta le begins last month when Drake was polishing glasses. Foley was having dinner and Horner w11s having a drink with friends. "All I \.\'as doing \vas minding my own bu siness." tlorner, a 42-year-old former airline pilot. recalled. "Art Larsen called me saying he had just the job for me. "He'd been talking to the troops about this guy 11·ho had this boat. ·•t always thought he was my friend. "Any1\•ay, the next couple of hectic days I found a couple of my friends who love adventure u•i\ling to rise to the fore and join me. "\\'e had a nice trip do"'" to Puerto Vallarta -"'e fl ew," Horner said. "The owner neglected to tell us that it was an outback safari r ide the next 90 miles, though." he said. "F'ive hours later, after fording streams, jumping boulders and stopping at one small-town rodeo after another for a warm bee~, y..·e fiiially got to Chamela Bay. ''The owner also hadn 't told us it was to.lb:> pounds overloaded and we didn 't find that out unlil we \~·ere out at sea. All the bulkheads were lined with scrap iron and machine tools. "The tub faked us out. 'Vt.'e had favorable winds so we were able to main- tain the direction and speed we wanted the first few days. "Four days out, though, the only "'ind we had was straight from our intended course," Homer said. ··Tue boat u·ould only point to within 70 degrees of ou r course -'~'hich meant that for every 100 miles we traveled, we only went 20 miles where u·e were going. "We went this way, then this \.l'ay. then this way. It was 3wful.'' "But it wasn't as bad as the fifth day v.·hen we found out the makeshift \Valer tanks hadn't been full because no\v they were empty." he said. \Vith a little ingenuity they solved that problem. "We built a still . "1e built it from a (lressurt_ tQOJcer \a f:l!!:Lbe_s hose.......!! .. Plastl-;-c-,,.."!!A~nd~·believe_'!le, X.~~f.Y.bl~$r i~_!ff~t. Jar. tin foilana a coffee pot," Horner when it's hot," he advisea. said . "Well, things got even worse. We spent ''It rnade about three and one-ltalf cup5 our next five days becalmed, actually lo~· a rli-1)'. ing miles e\'ery duy because of the cur· '·\Ve'd already run out of beer. We'd 1·ents." drunk ii all even though it was warm llorner said after seve ral days they because the refrigerator didn't \vork. ,,·ere prrtty sure lht'y knew where they \Yere. but thty Wt'ren 't sure they were Bids Will Open On Storm Drain Oose to Scl1ool Bids will be opened Junr 19 fo r the con- struction of a stonn drain in the East Newport Heights aren of Newport Beach to eliminate flooding of an area adjacent to Newport Harbor l~igh School. County Flood Control Distri!'t Chief Engineer George Osborne last week received a pproval of the Board of Supervisors for lhC' project "·ith an estimated cost of $166,000 of which the C't- t.v or Newport Beach \v i1 1 contribute $7.500. Osborne told supervisors Tuesday that the present "grossly inadequate" !'ity storni drain system has resulted during rainy periods in a stagnating pond near the high school. Eventually the area relieved of nooding Is to be turned into an environmental enhancement project by the city and school district. Informational Picketing Not Seen on Coast Picketing of Oranpe Coast Post Offices v.•as nol in c v id e n c e Friday <is several postal officials reported no American Postal Workers Union activity at their fa cilities. The national union had called for "in- formational picketing" by po s ta 1 emptoyes across the country to pressure officials into winding up agreements on vacation scheduling and health and safety regulations. The pic keting was lo be done by the workers during or'f--Out y hours. the union said . A spot check of Orange Coast post of- f ices revealed no picketing, but o ne Huntington Beach poslal official reported that workers had picketed his facility for about an hour earlier in the week. He noted. however, that the activity caused no discuption in ix>stal service. Local union spokesmen could not be reached for comment regarding the picketing activity. sure. "About 10 days out this little black land bird approached lhf' ship, w;irily lln<l ,,·earily. lie looked at this motley crev.· but he knc1r his on ly allcrnat ivP was the sharks. "F'aligur finally overcan1c frur itnd hr landed atop the mast -as far <iway as possible. '·He could 1ell all W.¥Ol "'el1." The group wa s taking turns an lht' .,;;tch anyway, Horner explained. so they lhought ii \\'Otild be a good Jdea tn keep th<'ir eye on the bird to see which way he \\'Cnl \rhcn he left . · 1'hey figured they ought to follow him. "Well, do you know lh<it sneaky b1rrl left without a ward. Yes. I n1ean \•:c didn't stt him. "It was 12 days out \\'he11 \Ve finally gave up."' llomer said, ··"'t' \1·c·re some,vhere. off Caho San Lucas int the lip of Baja California I. ''\\'e could have gonC' soulhW<'S\, bur that 1vould only add to our troubles. ··To make sure we hit somcthu1g," l~orner sii.:ned. "11·e hcadc•d e:1s1.·· i\t s1•v1•n knots wil h a rc-appj!aring \ru1d. 11 d1dn'1 take long. "\Ve came 1n and some guy saw us. rigured out in a hurry we'd had no easy time and rowed over 1vilh cigarets and the coldest beer J've ever had. "They cooked us shri01p for dinner, treated us like lhey'd been there bcfore.- ."You know who it \Vas. It was Robb Coogan, brother or the actor," 11orncr said. That night, he said, the \Vayward trio got a motel room and took long turns in the bar and in the shower. The best t h I n g that happened lhroughout the whole voyage was the fact that everybody got along together, Horner said. "It could have been disastrous with a lesser or a different combination of peo- ple." he said. He said he and F'oley s\vapped a lot of African stories -Horner had flown there and Foley was up norlh for the Peace Corps. "Jim was a helluva listener to us both," Horner said. Back uow seve.i:al days. Horner lsn'l sure whether the ketch will ever sail agaln. "Right now there's a Jiltle Mexican kid slffplng on board 111 the official watch· man," Foley said. He may get a long rest Florsheinis Patent Black, Brown, C•rnaby, Red, Navy, Wh it e $24 blau Qf color to get the Sun tl1ing going · Kid Black, Blue, Rtd, Ttn, Whitt $25 Widths AAAA to C I 54 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER • 644-4223 UM Y.ur M••t•r ChArtt e hnltAJMrlc•r4 e HemJllllll ci.. ... ,., I• ,4 DAILY PILOT Mond•f, M., 29, an . Money Squeeze Perils After School Program A $41,000 afU,r..ICbool recnation pro-''It's a good program and I'm certainly The Afta's Coot program is thrtt years The program is conducted at local money not to maintain park.s and cilmen he considers propertft tax fn.. gram for chlldttn wlll be dropped nert in favor If Its rtstoraUon." Rowlands said old. Norm Worthy director of recreation elementary and intennedM!.te I e v e I equipment." creases "the least fair" of 8 1 reveooe winter if HuntUCton Beach doesn't rabc ~sat~~B~:.a1;':1e~u:":a~~be~= .. at and parks, said ii was QOe of the fir st schools. and Is discontinued during the "-II of Rowla~· propo.sed cuts art ~::· suggestions he made inclUde: --·· • ·-lbe· moMY ""'· l!oep·ll·1oltl8'--·· ·· · • •· • ·· --1o ·hJs"l>Cldr•rlM$age .'(. i he"councll;"···P<08"""'' .. ""''l>eca"se .. it .ia .;Jie . .oow,.1 .... summer·· ..... --·· ............................ .111l1.WL on . lbe. l!Mi!i !>J. .~ ~.'!' .. 'M!.!..0f._ .uioslalliJJl .lh~ )\oJllfJrMI! !'.!'E~t.ion J.e.e_ .. The winter recreation program, titled Rowlands Jisted some 10 possible new and produces no revenue. Two other significant cuts were made sources of revenue. which woul d raise $660,00d eMuatfy; a "Atta'• Cool," ttrva 1,800 young1ters ~rces of revtnUe which could. bt used to Afta's Cool provides an hour·and-a·hall in Worthy's request for 1972·73. His list of possible revenue sources, 2.kent _increase in the oil tu whiclt dally on 29 ecbool-connected playgrounds ral!e money for the restoration of cut of games and sports activities each He said he'd like to see $26,650 restored however, provides ample funds, if the would r_a1se $41~·?50; and a ~ee-cent in- tbroughout the city. programs. winter on school grounds, after the for the purchase of furniture and equip-councilmen wish to use them. crease tn the ~lllity tax, to raise $864,000. A sum of fl.30 .• 000 was cut from the re· Rowlands also listed some $700,000 schools close. ment for the new Edison conununity The special parks and recreation prop-Rowlands listed . seyeral other aug- queated recreation Ind parks budget for worth of programs requested by various "It's also one of the best youth employ-center expected to be open in the sum-erty tax , now at 17 cents per $100 gestions, any OOJ!lbinatton of which could 1~·73. . . departments which he eliminated in ment opportunities in the city," Worthy mer or 1973. assessed valuation. could be raised to 20 be used to raise lesser amounts of City Ad~nistrator David Rowlands balancing the $13.7 million budget. He explained. Another $57,395 was Jett out of the cents, for example. money. ~ys he'd like to see that and ~ther parks said those were program s he would like Fifty-eight playgr"1nd leaders al)d JO-balanced budget for the purchase of new Worthy supports that proposal because Counc ilmen were not asked to .take MY Jtem& restored, but told counc1bnen Mon-to see continued if more money is raised. 20 substitutes are hired each winter on a equipment for par.k maintenance. it would produce $120,000, enough to keep act ion on the bud~et p~sentahon Mon- &y--ntght Jt ~ wtU---requb'e -add.ltloaa1--A1)()Ut-s120,001r 6rth1it arrects1'ecreat1on--i>arttime basis:-Moot are -high school and •lJ-1d--like·· -to-see --that~ tt!tortd,u -all-programs-operating.----------day • ..A..public .heanng, .. w.ill .~ld on _U __ , revenue. and parks programs. college students. R-Owlands said. "Eventually it costs more Rowlands, however, informed coun-June 12. DAILY PILOT Sllfl Plltl• SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR TOM COXWELL DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES _________ Lo_w_-co_1_1_c_1_111t1 Again Wiii Be 0 ffered by Harbor Ar•• Boys Club Action on Burke Harbor Youths Invited Freeway Measure Awaiting Budget To Get 'Into the Swim' A Pacific Coast Fretway moratorium measure sponsored by Assemblyman Robert Burke (R-Huntington Beach) has been delayed while legislators wait for Governor Reagan to sign the 1972-73 state budget. A sp0kesman in Burke's Sacramento office 1ays Burke's bill ha s been placed 1n the suspension file of the Ways and Means Committee. Jt had earlier received approval from committee members, but becau.se the bill contains a section on finances , it must technically wait fo r approval of the state budget, the spokesman said. Burke is seeking a moratorium until 1975 on construction of the Pacific Coast Freeway segment through Seal Beach and Huntington Beach. His proposal would also establish a cor~ ridor review board to study the transportation needs of the coastal area. The review board might recommend alternate freeway routes or different methods of transportation. Burke's bill asks for $100,000 from the state transportation fund to establish his corridor review board. That request is holding up passage of the bill. While the moratorium is not di.rtcted at any area outside of Huntington Beach and Seal Beach, the measure has been opposed by the clly of Newport Beach. Assemblyman Robert Badham (R· Newport Beach) sponsored a bill ro kill the coast freeway route through his city. That bill has been pasaed by the Assembly. Newport Beach officials, however, are afraid Burke's bill might be amended to include th ei r city in a moratorium , thus keeping the freeway tssut alive. The spokesman from Burke's office had no idea when the state would be signed and Burke's bill could be moved on to the noor of the Assembly. Burke originally thought his bill would go to the full Assembly this week, but be was not aware of the financial tecltnicali- ly. Chamber to Hold Board Election The Corona def Mar aamber of Com- merce will elect new officers at a board of dlrectDrs meeting Juoe 7. Eight board mtmbers were recently re- elecled or electell for tbe ltrst Ume. Youngsters from Costa Mesa and Newport Beach are invited to get into the swim or things this summer by enrolling in low-cos t swimming classes offered by the boys Club of the Harbor Area. Individual sessions begin June 12 at the club's Central Branch, 594 Center St., Costa Mesa, and are scheduled to run through Sept. I. Branch director Joe Fleckenstein sa id the classes are open to boys and girls 2 years and older and that arrangements can be made for children under 2. Fees for the 10-day courses are $18 for 2 and 3-year-<1lds , $14 fo r 4 and 5-year4 olds, $10 for_ 6-year-<>lds and over, $8 for intennediate and advanced swimmers, and $20 for the special under 2 lessons. The Red Cross-certified instructors will brea)c down thei!'._ students according to the following categories: -Nonswimmer : Ch i I d r e n unac- customed to water. -Beginner: Children accustomed to water who can blow bubbles, kick, and are able to duck their heads under water. -Beginning swimmer: Students \\iho know how to enter and leave the water unassisted and bold their breaths under water. They must also know how to dog paddle. -Advanced beginner : Students who know how to swim a crawl stoke for the length of the pool and a back stroke for the width of the pool. -Intermediate: These st udents must swim, crawl and back stroke for the length of the pool and dive off the side of the pool. Swimmer : Students must swim 100 yards, demonstrating side stroke, crawl, and breast stroke. They must fllSO float one minute and tread water for one minute. Parents and their children must register personally at the Boys Club Center Branch and pay a 50 percent deposit of the course fee . The remainder or the fee is payable at the time classes start. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Delivery of the Oaily Pilot is guaranteed M0t1d~Y·Frld1y; rr vcu da not hl~t your P8t>tr by ~:JQ p,m,. t~ll and vour copy will be brought lo ycu, Calls er1 1t~e11 11n!ll J:XI p.m. r .Sar11rday and Sufllf•v: If yo11 t10 nol recelv~ your copy by 9 a.m. Saturday, or t a.m. Sureav, tall and a cotov will bt brough t lo you. c1111 a•1 taken unrll 10 1.m. Telephones Moil Or1ngt Counly Art11 ••.. , .•• 6~2·•Ul Nor1~wt1f Hunllngton B11cll . Ind Wtslmln1ltr .................. 5*1220 $1n Clemllnlt, C1t1l1tr1no BNch, Sin Ju111 Cap!slr•no, Dani Polnl, Stulll L1g11n1, Lagun1 Nfgu11 .... •'2-4421 We1tminster Murder Scene • Huntington Bartender "It ta stes like a cool, smooth, liquid banana,·· says Al Repetly. perhaps the best. bartender in Huntington Beach . ~I~ calls it the "Kool Banana ," and it won hlm the $1,500 first prize at the re· cent annual bartenders Olym pics in Lds Angeles. ''I would call the Kool Banana the perfect desert," says Repett y, a Lakewood resident who mixes drinks at La Brique, on Springdale Street in Hunt· ington Beach. His concoction was judged the best original drink in the contest sponsored by the Southern California segment of the United States Bartenders Guild . "People who want to get drunk and forget their troubles would do best to stick to Martinis," Repetty advises. "It would take about 50 or my drinks to get the average person drunk ." Repetty's special mixture involves an ounce of creme de banana. three-fourths of an ounce of Trader Vic Grenadine, and an ounce-and-a-haU of half-and-half creme, and blend it with cracked ice. ije strains it into a cocktail glass and tops it with the fo am of egg whites. Then he walk! iaway with a $1.500 check. Trips Scheduled To Queen Mary, Plant for Toys. Field t;ips to the Queen Mary and a toy manufacturing plant are included in the Orange Coast YMCA's summer recrea- tional program for elementary school children. The program will have headquarters at the YMCA, 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. There will be four two-week sessions, June l!hJune 30, July 3-July 14, July 17- J uly 2B and J uly 31-Aug. 11. Each of the YMCA Summer Fun Club sessions is open to first through seventh graders and will meet from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. Fun Club coordinator Mike Powers says the children will participate in spoMs, crafts, field trips, music, drama and swimming instruction. The field trips include Sea World, the Queen Mary, Universa l City Studios, and the Matte l Toy company. Registration fees are $40 for non- members and $30 for YMCA members. They are payable before June 1 at the YMCA office. Further infonnation is available from Powers at 642-9990. New f~s~ltrm board memben In· dude : Paul McCara of Paul's Flowers, Bruce Olson of La canlloa !JquorJ, Mory Pike ol Merrym1e Rostauranl fnd Clyde Zulch ol the Clyde Zulch Galle')'. fte.electtd to board pools were IJob Aatm of Mutual Savings and Loan, po1bna ter Grant Howalcl, JUorno1 earl Solllo:r llld J)11L..IVOGll M .llle..llol!\L lmJll'O"<"'entCealtr. The .scene looks innocent enough -a quiet resi· dont1al neighborhood In Westminster. But violence came to the doorstep of this modest home at 6202 Ch~taw Drive May 9 when Farbk and Shirley Schiavone were shot lo death as they entered the Cron! door ol 'ib eir home about 2:30 a.m. Police are boffled by the use. The Schiavone• were shot in th e back lor no apparent nason and police have no suspects. , · ! ' . ,, DAtLY PILOT Stiff,,.... JIM COOPER-HE'LL HEAD CHANNEL 50 KOCE·TV PROGRAMMING Ex·K NXT Newsman Says Potential fo r In-depth Cover191 Unlimited 'News Unli1niied' TV Official Sees Bright Future By JOHN ZALLER 01 ltl• 01111 Piiot Still , "The frustrating thing abou t newcasting for major c o m m e r c i a I television stations," said former KNXT newsmen~im Cooper, "is that you get so little time to tell the story. "On m o s t news you get only three minutes. lf it's really fantastic, you get four or fi ve. "You can't really go dnto a story in that little time and give the viewer the perspective he needs to full y understand what's going on. -..... "That's a problem T don't expect to have here," Cooper said. Cooper is in charge of the community services programming for KOCE-TV Channel 50, which is slated to begin broadcasting Its all-color, UHF signal throughout Orange County this fall. "When you think about it," liays Cooper, "it's really amazing that Orange County hasn't had its own station up to now. About 1.5 million people live here, and the service we get frOJl\ the Los Angeles based station doesn't really cover local news." Although the initial bro a d c a s t in g schedule will be limited-five hours a day, with about a third of that devoted to local community services--COoper is con· fident that if financial support can be found, the potential for lirHlepth coverage is almost unlimited. "We're not going to be interested in the fire at the corner of Golden West and Talbert," he says, 1'though if the fire season is a particularly bad one, it might be a good over-all story. "We want to proVi"de d'ftlnge County with. the kind of documentary news service the major networks haven't had the time for ." Channel 50 will be based in the $2 million Telecommunications Center at Golden West College in Huntington Beach, where it is sponsored as a Public Broadcasting station by the Coast Com· munity College District. The S<>-year-old Cooper, who has betn active in Orange County journalism since the days when Disneyland was still fruit orchards, says the potential for feature length documentaries i.s practically unlimited. "The coastline problem, the county transportation problem, the power prob- lem, the housing problem, race prob- lems, problems of the elderly," he of· fers. "All our news doesn't have to deal with 'problems.' Orange County ha.s out.St.and- ing artists, authors, musicians. Not many ~pie know about these people, but they_ re certainly here," Cooper aays. -. The biggest problem faced by Cooper right now is financial. Although the equipment in the Telecommunicatidns Center at Golden West College is "'as good or better than anything _in Hollywood," Cooper says there isn 't eno~gh of it, especially for filming outside the main studio. Nor, he says, is there enough staff. '.'\Ve'll be starting off with just 30 to 60 minutes a week of doc:unentary-typct broadcasting," he says. "Jn addition. we hope to offer cultural productions if we think they're good enough. We'll be very selective in this area though." Ul~imately. perhap~ a year or two dowD the lme, COOper i6 hOQing ro dig up th• corporate underwriting and the federal and . foundation grants to expand this serv1c~. As much as an hour a day of ~ews is not out of the question, he says. . It .~epends on the availabWty or fund· mg. I know the news material is out there." -. Cooper's Philosophy in all this is fairly simple: "We 're after quality more than we'r~ after ma~ appeal. Much or co~ merc1al television-like Gun Smokt, tOr example, or. the Beverl y Hillbillies-is pure entertainment and little else. Wt h~pe to go beyond pure entertainment with Pr:<>gramming that i! rea l J y. worthwhile." Laguna High Graduates Perform to Expectations Laguna Beach lfigh School graduatea attending colleges and universities are performing juSI as expected, a report -made to members of the board of educa· tlon shows. 1 Supt. Wllllam Ullom said a student's grade point average (GPA) during high school will drop •boul one lull letler grade ti the aludent goes on ro the University or c:allfomla or leading prtvale schools like Stanlonl Unlverslly. Figures oompiled by Dr. Ullom ahOw that college GP As for Laguna High sradualea are dropping Just less than a lull leller grade. Graduates goiJli on to allltt co11eg .. average about a ball a letler srade drop. while students who go on to Saddleback ( Communlly College average a drop of one quarter. of a grade point. Ullom ,.icl, In the report, Iba! tbe goo! of the district should be ro make iure Iha~ sraduar.s conlinue ro keep the ado point dll!!rence belween high ,J and , college within one letter erade. . The report also noted that over the past five year1 one out or every two graduating high school stnlors takes the scholastic aplitude lest (SAT) which Is required by m Ol t collegea and unlvusltl.,.At San Clememe High School one out of_ evtry three stnion takes tJW test>; one out of four at VIila Park Hllh School, and only Diie out of ..... II Bria llJgh School, U!e report illlltd. . • ---+I l ·' --.,..., ___ , ---c-----.. ---. -.------- Unwanted N e·wborn Babws In U.S. a Thing of Past By r..nCHAEL FEOO is possible, however. lo adopt have also helped poorer · ··-c11r-1.u ..... ~ • ...o-.leo'k4 · ··~lder<.'hiklren1 •nd thol&-man.. ..• famUie1 .iA.thli .ngard.~' •.••.•.• MINNEAPOLIS _ Shortly tally or p h y sic a 11 y han-In light or this situation , . . dicapped. But even these aome private agencies are after the birth of their second children a re consistently looking to other countries for child in October, 1970, f.1r . and placed today.'' ch.ildren to pince w Ith Mrs. Byron \Yilks began talk-Governn1cnt and private American families. Currently, ing about adopting n1ore agencies admit that race is no Korean ch.ildren are readily children. longer a barrier for a child obtainable to prospective "We \Vere influenced by the finding a family, and minority parents. zero -population ·growth peo-children are rarely sent to pie," Wilks recfllled ... but felt orphanages and fos ter homes. "'e-~·anted a-larger fiimily. Adoption seerned to be the thing to do." 110\Ve\"er. v.•hcn the Wi!kses contacted a church-affiliated agency last January. they were informed the agency no DAILY Pilaf -BOB PALEY & A•MClltn, 111(. 474 E. 17TH STREET Nearly Everyone Listens to La11ders lon~er provided a d o p t i o n services. The reason: There \Vere no more children to be adopted. Father's Day is June 18 EIGHT-YEAR STUDENTS -These 12 students at Our Lady Queen of Ange ls School in Corona del Mar were first graders when the school opened and are ; eighth gra ders now. They are. bottom from left, Bryan Bennett. Lee Nordlund, Bill La Plante (partly hidden), Roger Motter, Kevin Michaels and David :Pi1otter. Top from left, Anita Bergdahl. Barbara Benish, Kathy McDonell , Tracie Blake, Kathy Davies and Teresa Bandel. THE COUPLE IV ENT elsewhere and continued to hear the same story -no available ado ptable children. "\Ve \vere told we couldn't be guaranlced a child. and that \vaiting lists were already backed up three to five years." \V flks said. Giv~ Him Your Photo Catholic School • Ill Newport What 1his Minneapolis fami- ly faced is a recent nation1vide phenomenon. One of Its I\.ind-Prospers During the last 18 months, there has been a sharp decline in the number of youngsters under the ;ige of 2 for adop- tion. At the same tinu~. there are more couples than ever applying for adoption. "At present the opportunity to adopt a normal. healthy in- fant barely exists." says a Twin Cities social worker. "It · By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of IM 01ltr '11•1 Stiff At a time when many Catholic schools in the country ·are waging a tough fight to keep out of the red, Newport Beach's first and only catholic school is booming and happy. This June, the first full eight-)·enr cycle will end at Our Lady Queen or An gels School in Corona de! Mar. Among the graduates \Yill be . a dozen boys and girl! \vho h11ve attended the school since its rounding in 1964. They were first graders then and are now In eight grade preparing for high scbool. The School's suceess is the fuUillment or a d r e a m nurtured in the late 1950's by a group or parents who were growing weary of busing thelr children to Catholic school! in Laguna Beach and elsewhere. "We worked a long time to get our little school here in Newport Beach and to this polnt It is still the only one we ha\·e,'' said Mary Blake. one of the prime movers for the school. "For years, all paris h ac- livity was located at ~ll. Carmel on the Balboa Peninsula but then our parish was-formed and we started building," said Neal Sullivan, another member of the active parents group at the school. Our Lady Queen of Angels parish was formed in 1981 to ease the load on Mt. Carmel. Since that time, an $850,000 church-1chool complex has been erected on land adjacent to Corona del Mar High School in Eastbluff. 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Bankamericard HUNTINGTON 19101 MAGNOLIA I-EACH (Corner of Garfield l • ., " • ' . • (DAILY PllOT EDITORIAL PAGtl A Day to Pa}r Homage War, that scourge ot the human race, is more than ever under at(fck by a new i:en"1at1Qll. ln their .aUitudo - lles fiope !bat the insanity o! slaughter will be replaced by negoUatlon aod accOmmodatlon, .as the western world understands these terms. President Nixon has been ln Moscow in pursuit of his lifelong desire for peace in the world. He has faced Red leaders to \vhom "'negotiation" may mean only a search for the opponent's weakness in a continuing move toward world domination. Revulsion over the cynicism of communism and lho results of it in Southeast Asia should not blind Amer· icans to the deep ·significance of Memorial ·Day. The day was first set aside 104 years ago to honor the living and the dead \\'ar veterans. It remains a spe· cial day to honor those who gave that last measure of devotion to protect the freedoms of Americans. To the unthinking, to whom Memorial Day means only, "Oh boy, a day off work," we can only say the free Joader on the lives of those who have gone before should be the first to pay homage to the living and the dead who have so valianUy protected their freedom. Props. 6, 7, 8, 10 -Yes Having previously recommended yes votes on Propositions 1 and 3 on the June 6 primary ballot, and no votes on Propositioru 2, 4, 5 and 9, the DAILY PILOT has only affirmative recommendations for the remaining !our -Propositions 61 7, 8 and 10, for these reasons: PROPOSITION 6: This would permit all naturalized citizens to vote at all elections held after they become citizens instead of 90 days later. This is in keeping with the many court decisions . reducing residency require- ments for voting for all other citizen~ in federal and r;tate elections. PROPOSITION 7: This would provide that the Leg· islature may prohibit the valuation of single-family du1ellings for purposes or property taxation at any vaJue ··gren:ter · ·th:in · that·· which·· \rouid ··reflect · 1ire· · · · · · · · · · use of the property as a site for a single-family dwel· Jing. This is designed to avoid forcing homeowners to se ll out to contnlerciaJ and industrial developers ~ t•ause of the pressu!'e of taxes. Jt eliminates "potential use" as a "'eapon of the tax assessor. Vote YES. PROPOSITION 6: This measure sets up stricter standards for members of the state Board or Chiroprac- tic Examiners. The changes are administrative and un· controversial but shouJd imP-rqve prot~ti.OJJ.. 9f_ lhe p.!lb:- lic. Vole YES. . PROPOSITION IO: This partially revises the state consti tution by renumbering some provisions and de· Jeting others which are considered obsolete or unnec· essary. It's a housekeeping measure \\''ith nothing new or revised in it. Vote YES. Regardless of an eligible voter's interest or lack of it in candidates or other initiatives on the June 6 bal· lot. he should find defeat of the badly-conceived ProJ>" osition 9 a compeUing reason to vote. Proposition 9 mixes together a little bit of good \Vith a whole lot of bad, with very damaging conse- quences. Proponents, now realizing how badly overdone the measure is, are attempting to suggest that it will merely "prod the Legislature" into effective pollution controls. The truth is, the proposition would prevent the Legislature from correcting the proposition's most dam· aging provision s. Proposition 9 is an unwise catch-all that would irresponsibly jeopardise the economy of the state, cost untold numbers <lf jobs and hit hardest at the low income C'itizen. Defeat of Proposition 9 is imperative for everyone \Vho would protect the environment through the orderly application of modern technology. In summary, the DAILY PILOT recommends affirm· alive votes on Propositions 1, 3, 6, 7, 8 and 10, but neg· alive votes on 2, 4, 5 and 9. New Language Emerging Fro11i Kremliti Nurses Don't Like .New Evidence of Policy .Change MOSCOW, RUSSIA -President Nixon would no doubt llke to have it some other \\'IY but the popular judgment of his suc· cess or failure in Moscow has come to hinge on two main points. Does he reach practical and verlfiable agreement with the Russians on limiting nuclear arms? Does he move the Vietnam War closer to an end! It became evident ea rly In Mr. Nixon's 8-day vlslt to the Soviet Union that neither of tho5e ques- liom may be fully answered until well 11.fter the President's return to Washing· ton. . The agreements reached early in the visit on cooperation in environmental control and science and health were prepackaged. They were extensions in more concrete fonn of e x i s t i n g cooperative arrangements. Trade ex· pansion may finally result from the present and previous discussions in Moscow and Washington. BUT UNLESS THE agreements reach- ed on anm limitation are shown to have provable substance and unless the Russians are moved to stronger efforts to help bring an end to the war. questions are likely to be raised on the worth of l\lr. Nixon 's journey. There Is. nevertheless, evidence or change ln Soviet policy which Nixon is justified In finding very encouraging. New language is emerging from the Risks • Ill For on-the-job comfort, it's hard to beat a new high-rise office building. Such amenities as automatic elevators, centrnl air conditioning and wa 11 -t O· w a I I carpeting unquestionably make \\'Ork more pleasant. But if you want safety, Jook elsewhere. Many new hish·rise of· fices are little better than firetraps. And many are frequented by thieves and sex- ual deviates. A series of office fires in New York has exploded the myth that m o d e r n skyscrapers are fireproof or fire-resis· tant. W. Robert Powers of the New York Board of Fire Underwriters says: .. Buildings of this type, ere<:ted in this Plastic Age. should more correctly be called 'semicombustible.' Except for the concrete and metal, almost everything in the buildins is combustible to some degree." The more fiammRble objects include 1uch status symbols as carpeting and upholstered furniture stuffed w it h ORAHOI COAST DAILY PILOT Robrrt N. w .. d. Publf.<her Tlwmal Ktroil, Editor Albnl IV. Bai.1 Editorial Pag1 Editor Tht edltor'l&J pep ot the Da.Jly PUot seeks to Jnfonn and 1timu· late na&n by preunUn'1: thls ~·~and <Om-me:nl&r)' on toP'e11 of lnlcttst lDd &lJll'lllca-. by proY14ina 1 lorwn for the e:qnuton ol our rtedera' oolnlooo. and by -tlnr tho dlvene ~nts of lofonna:f ot>-- atl'Vt'l'9 and 1poknmrn oa toPIOI... ot the day. Mond13, Jdq 29. 1972 ' (RICHARD WILSON ) Kremlin on the vital questions with which Nixon is concerned. The first sign has come that he may be able to go back to \Vash.ington with agreements and un- der~tandings which will stand the test of time. The main evidence is to be found in the little noted speech of Nikolai Podgomy, chairman of the USSR Supreme SQviet. Podgorny has risen in the S6Viet hierarchy above the status usually at· tributed to him or being a figur'ehead president. FURmERMORE, HE could not have spoken as he did at the Kremlin banquet opening President Nixon's visit without the approval of the Politburo. So much attention was paid to the fact that Podgorny instead of General Secretary Leonid T. Brezhnev spoke at the banquet that what Poclgomy said and may have implied was overlooked. His language was singularly unlike that heard before. Here's one passage directly affecti ng Vietnam. "We stand." said Podgorny, "for a radical tum toward relaxation of the ex· isling tensions in all contine11ts of the world, for free ing the peopl~s from the heavy arms burden, for a peaceful political settlement of problems through negolialion and due account taken of the aspirations and will of the peoples and their inalienable right tG decide their destinies themselves without interference and press ure from outside." TflAT IS A l\fESSAGE, of course, to the United States to get out or Vietnam. But is it not also a message to Hanoi to desist and Jet develop a peaceful political settlement taking into account the will or the people of South Vietnam and their in· alienabl~ right to decide for themselves? If \vhat the Politburo and Brezhnev had POdgorny say means the JaUer as well as the former. Nixon may have reason to believe that he has not lalfed .in Moscow on moving th e Vietnam War to ' a con- clusion. Poclgorny also supplied definitions in new language of Lenin's meaning of peaceful coexistence with countries of different social systems. The new language included the phrase "objective need." and the present day leaders of Russia apparently believe that need ex· is ts. "OBJECTIVE FACTORS/' he added require that the USSR and the USA should act in such a way to ''rid their relations of all that complicated them in the past and burdens them even now." If this is to be taken literally, which Nixon officials are doing, it may con· ceivably mean that after the ~1oscow meeting is over and Nixon has departed, Russia may do more to move the war etoser to an end. The final judgment on Nixon's failure or success in Moscow may therefore be delayed for awhile. High-Rise Offices EDITORIAL RESEARCH polyurethane foam. Air conditioning ducts. mail chutes and ele vator shafts help to spread smoke throughout the building. And automatic elevators are use less as escape vehicles because thei,r hea t-sensitive controls will guide them to the floor where the fire is raging . Once there. smoke \Viii trigger the elevator's electric eye. causing the doors to stay open. PEITY TlflEVES, muggers and rol>- bers have discovered that high-rise buildings provld~ maximum opportunities and minimti m risks. The many entrances any large structure must have -in part to comply with fire la\.\'S -make access easy. ~1oreove.r, few employes "'iii ques- tion the presence or a stranger in the cor· ridors: the assumption is that he or she is there on business. All too often, lhc business is wallet· or purse-snatching. Restrooms afford no protect ion against crime. At least one thief has be(!n known to specialize ln mugging executives In men's room toilet stalls. Until Western Electric introdue<!d a pass system In lts downtown New York bulldlng, the ladies' room was a favored haunt of lesbians and transvestites. A number of businesses are now taking steps to protect their prtmlscs from fire and crime.. One of the most elaborate security systems In existence wns in· stalled by J .C. Penney oo 111< IS floors ol a building it mitt on Broadway. nit system .,.. a pbotoelociric ncl-k which aDows P.,,,,., cmplo)',. to movo freely throu&h their own part OI Ille bullcfui(,_ but wblc:b ..u olf ao alarm ii they venture oatalde thet am -or 1r anyono from outsfdt enters IL Cloaed· ~ circuit television monitors all reception areas. THI-; T\VJN TOWERS of New York's \\forld Trade Center may be the most fire-resistant new skyscrapers in the city. Alt windO\.\'S are of tempered glass,, which shatters into fine fragments that are less dangerous to pedestrians belO\V than are the larger pieces into which plate glass breaks. The two buildings also contain auxiliary generators to power elevators in we of evacuation, sealed stairwells to provide a smoke-free escape route, and a two-way communications system linked to a central control desk. New York skyscrapers that lack suf- ficient protect ion will have to take remedial 'action \Vhen proposed changes In the city's fire-safety code take effect, probably in June. The city already has issued a rule requiring owners or nlanagers of high-rise oflice buildings to hold periodic fire drills. Aulton D. i1ullendore of the Fireman's Fund American Insurance C o m p a n i e s nevertheless believes that a really catastrophic high·rlse fire ls inevitable. Dear Gloomy Gus Is It true that Congl"Mmlan Schm!Lt Is Woo-Ing lbe Chinese vote now? -V.R.A. Ttllt ... ,.,.. rtflfctl ,.....,.. ...... .. MUMollri!Y flllMt .t IM lfWM lfli ...... ""' Hf ~ • .,_.,; Oft. DtffJ PHM. Combination [ MAILBOX ) To the Editor: The executive board of the Orange Cvunty School Nurses Organization \Yishes to voice its strong objection to the decision of the Or.ange Co~ty Depart. ment of Education to combioe two posl- lions -Coordinator of School'Health and Coordinator of Education o[ t h e Physically Handi ca pp_ed . The responsibilities assigned to the combined position are Wltenable. The credential re· quirements for the position are unrealistic. Health problems such as drug abuse. venereal disease, poor nutrition and en· vironmenta l pollution require greater at· tention. New legislation involving health and special education places increasing demands on ali personnel working in these areas. For example: Senate Bill 1396 was signed into law and requires that by September, 1972, every pupil shall be provided the opportunity to receive "'ithin the school year the topical ap- plication of fluoride; A. B. 95 -Educa· tion Code 6870 -6874.6 requires ex- tensive regulations for implementation l\'·hich must be fulfilled. The Orange County Department of Education should be expanding health. services and services for physically han· dicapped children rather than decreasing the coordination in these important areas. The health needs of all children and the special needs of physically handicapped must be considered. We realize that financial problems may require a reallocation of funds, We sug· gest that the priorities be weighed carefully before reductions are made in these two important areas. MARGARET CATE Chairman, Executive Board Orange County School Nurses Organization Senator Scott To the Editor : This is a protest to Senator Hugh Scott who had the nerve to insult the in· telligence of the American people by saying it is the Democrats' war. Who organized S.E.A.T.O. September 8, 1954 which resulted in our involvement -the Republican Party. Can he explain to tht American people why it took lhree and one-hall years Md ten to twelve thousand deaths to carry ()Ut resumption of the bombing and mine laying which plam have been In Navy files since 1964. It seems tather strange that in an el~ tlon year he is .so concerned about 17 million Asians when not foo many years ago we didn't hear from him or his party any regrels in regard to 750 mllllon Chinese being tumed over to the Com· munl!ts and the blood bath that followed . Nome calling end pointing his finger al tho other fellow means oolblng. Vlcl- namiiallon won't work l;>e(:aute oi dic- tatonhlp and we will be fortunate If we can 8\fold another Dunkirk. The way be hao'dled Ibis war waiting unUI election year brings lo mind 'lbat, II my memory 1erves me well, Senator OlAmp Clark from Missouri uld many years ago: "A ztltcsman thlnksOf the next g!neratlon, a po!IUcian ol the nexl elecUon". Need I eiplain wbett s.n.tor Scott fits! RICHARD P. KINCAID ' ' Jackie Can't_Have It Both Ways As I \\Tile this, the case of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis vs. p h o t o g r a p h e r Ronald Galetta is stiU sub judicc in a New York court, and it's been my long- standing policy never to comment on a matter still under judicial consideration. But a friend of 'mine. who has been a commercial photographer for a long time, suggested · UK! other day that perhaps ti.trs. Onassis could have been a lot smarter about tbe whole matter of being pu'rsued , by this relenlless lens- snapper everywhere she went. "In photography," he said, "there is a law of diminishing returns, just like in ever;1.hing else. A photo is valued because of its rarity: A p e r so n who tries to elude the p u b l i c makes himself or her· sell that much more valuable to the freelance pbotograpber. \\-'ho can sell these pictures to many sources. "What I think Mrs. Onassis should have done." be went on, "is take 24 hours to invite the photographic press to come over and snap thousands of pictures of herself in every possible activity and pose -eating breakfast, doing setting-up exercises, en route to the theater. playing with the children. ruffling her husband's hair, and whatever other asinine pose they could dream up . .. THESE PICTURES ~'ould then be distributed as widely as passible, to all newspapers magazines and other media that wanted them . The market would be flooded with Jackie Onassis photographs, SYDNEY J. HARRIS so that after a few days nobody "·ould bother to look al one. and would turn a\l<ay in intense boredom at the sight o( th is O\lerJy.familiar subject. "qver'night:' he continued, ' ' Mr. Gal~IA's market would be gooe. He \rould have no reason to climb walls, craWl through the underbrush. or startle her fon the ski slopes. A Jackie On.assi! photo :v.'Duld bring no more on the open market than a penny with a picture of Linc'oln on it. And she would have the supreme privacy she seems so ardently lo desire." "Do you think she really desires all that privacy?" I questioned. ''\\1110 KNOWS'?" he shrugged. '"It's niy own impression -no more than that -that what she really wants is a max· imum of publicity when she has some rea~ ror it. and a maximum of privacy \\'hen she's off-stage, as it were. And that kind of combinalion is as impossible as being a gregarious hermit, or a chaste pro$tilute. ··~n~way." my friend con c I u de d, "there B;re only two elfective ways to avoid such e:<posure -either lock yourself up like Howard Hughes, or make youm\f so accessible for a brief period of time that your pictures are worth something less than a Sonny Tufts aute~aph. If you can't bring yourself to do either, what 's left except going to court ?'' The Hate That Haunts Nearly a quarter of a century has passed since Joseph McCarthy stood up in Wheeling, W. Va .. and de<:lared: "I have here in my hand ..• the names of 205 known Communists in the State Depart· ment.'' But these 22 years have not dulled the memories which are revived, once again, in Roberta Feuerlicht's Joe McCarthy and McCarthyism: The Hate that Haunts America (McGraw-Hill $5.95). This fast-moving account of the man whom the author calls "one of the most feared demagogues in American history" traces his early childhood on a Wisconsin farm; his fight for election as a circuit judge in that state - a position for which. many contended, he was not legally eligible ; and the shattering drama of his accession to awesome power in the Washington or the 19SO's. . IT IS ALL HERE -th< l,lcCarran lntemal security Act and Senator Tydings' deleat In Maryland; the attacks (THE BOOKMAN) on ~he ~ation's military apparatus and Tnllnan s role in the Communist tn-- vcstigations; the famous t e I e v I s e d McCarthy hearinss , and the charges placed by Senator Benton agains t Mc<;:arthy in 1952. Factual and suspenseful, the simply l?ld story provJd~s an interesting perspec .. ~1v~ .. for anyone interested m "McCarthy .. J!!lm 8:'Jd a controversial period in Amer· lean history. Roberta Sttauas Feuerlicht is the author of 1$ ~ks. Including The llesl>erate Act, wh{cb. was chostn by tho !'le..-r. York Time' •t OJ!e ol the outstand· ing · boolu of 11168. A fotmer magazine and. newspaper editor, Mrs. Feuerlicht Spe(lds much of her time overseas. Caroli.. lllrkleroad .---------By Georl'e -------. Dear George: Afitr ,...ding your articles I am suni you're Ille aoe to help.mt! My boy friend's wife ctme over here th< other night while my hu.•band was bavlng a few drlnks with me lllit threatened to tell her hoy frttnd my liusl>and was stepping ool with bis sister il I dldn'I leave her husband alooe. Who should I apologize to! CONFUSED Our Confllsed .. Me, that'I ilwho you ~kl apologize ta. I've got 1 gplltUng ' . ' f I h<adacht afttr going over your' let· t.; 15 tlmea. Wrlle Ann wW you• ur~·· too short. · ' • . . CONFIDENTIAL TO TUE IN· TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE : II teems rta1001ble to me that you should be allowed to work on oom- ml8slon. If tbe 1ovemment ..,,.1 ocoede to lblo perfeclly rtalOiiable reqllHI for -• bent!lta C• on •lrib .. planned. • t . CWrlie to ~. and have 1llUt ·=)~~ ~··•e.by •"ftlm , . . ,. I ., Facilities Periled ,, In Miami ' MIAMI BEACH, Fla: (AP) - A two-.month enc•mpment (Ir convention demohltrttoi's this summUWYoverwliilm health care ;facilltje~ 011 Miami Beach will\ a mind-l>ollling collection of stomach aches, sunburns and bBd drug lrips, doctors say. "Had we had onty •one con- vention, our problem would have been-confined te a two- V.'eek period. But when you bring in a aecond con~Uon six weekl later, yout)l'.(lblem \ ' h ~ --is ·extended-over-tw&-ntoet S· -·----·--- and increased at lu,ft 10 times," said Dr. Eugene Nagel of the Unlve~slty of J4jatni Medico! School. "II boggles the mind." • NAGEL TOLD local pvern- ment offlclal1 he be!Jt• the Influx of young people Jrill re- quire trainin1 of i,Oal) more emergency voluntetr medics. The Heallh Pl8lllllng Council of South Florida ~U.. tht meeting to start ~aMing ways to mett the · medical demands of the ·De~atic National Conve.Uon .!l>l7.1~11 and Ille llepubllcan•.Nallona! Convention Aug. 21..Jt.. There have been nried estimates on the pqm~ of demonstrator• the two ' con- ventions will attract. "I think a reasonable' gues11 ts between 50,000 and 71,000," Nagel said. "WE'LL NEED 1 large number of volunteers," be ad- ded. "We hope to have clocm•, medical students, paramedics who have returned froin Viet- nam or jwit members of the general public who have com- pleted a first aid cour1e ... Nigel propcsed that lint aid tents be pitched "wherever we have a large concentration of the demonstrators." 'E a c h team should have a 4octor, several volunteer m~cs and several persons exptpenctd with drug abute, he laJO. In addition to vOtUnteers, Nagel and others addrt!sing the meetlng stressed that the greatest need ls funds. "WE OBVIOUSLY Jiive got to get paid for our aertices and resources,•• aald Merrill Crews, executive dirt(!tor of the South Florida Hospital Association. No exact cost figures were prop<Md, but Nagel estimated that "several million dollars" would be required to prepare adequately for a I I con- tingencies at the cqnyeotlons. "!think everybody ii hoping the federal 1ovemrqent is going to help out llilt It ha• in the police tralninl area ," Nagel •aid. 8ALTli BERGl'JRO~ FVNl!lRAL HOMS Corna .i.1 Mat tn-MN Costa Me11 141-llH • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY lll Broadway, C..11.Mna IJ l-3lla Mceoiwd: LAGU,NA BEACH i.IOllTIJ,ulf 1711 Lopu cu,. ... -PA~~~~ MEMOltLU/P. ' .. . CemelerY "" p~~ .\111'• Newport---~ Mt'* .. •·.~~ PEl!lt t.ulJLY COLONIAL~· llOMll ... 111111;\•' ~ Wat.,_,._ • • . 1 ·--~;1>·········•;••·•····· ...... , ............... . ~ :. : • !> " . "' ".1 ; ,¢ • I i I I J l .. . " , . super pants saving s f 01· guys and gals 1 2.99-12.99 Re~. $7 -$14 Fam ous maker group of flare s includes jeans. dress and cosuol slacks, 2.W • 5.99, '· . Reg . $18 -$2 I Famous name doubleknit slacks in solids or pattern s, 9.99 • 12.W. 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I • I ' . t ) . . . • . ' • . ' . I DAILY Pll()f Family Circus 'Hammerhead' Tells Dream Homer JJ. "Hammerhead" Jones ha1 a drum for a l aimpler America, with a moral every few miles along the • highways, byway1 and freeways. He has backing of the Gunga Din Water Truck Serv· ice; former President LBJ ; the driver tr1lntn1 teacher at J Keystone Oaks High School In Lebanon, Pa., and CBS- ' TV News' Walter Q-onkite. • ( Leis-renowned newsmen like the Orange County crusader's whlnulcll campalan too • Billboard-banning ecology enthu- .siasts may work up a lather. but llammerhead Jones wants to revive Burma Shave 1lans and their color-, t ~ ful . rhym ing road.side slogans. 1 l "They provided a real public ,\1. service," he declares emphatically. The found er of the Society for the Preservation of Burma Shave Signs in America (SPBSSA) outlined it at a recent Orange County Press Club gathering . SOME subtle points .tif the SPBSSA plan may have been lost In the translation. Hammerh ead Jones ls partially deaf from World War II Army service. And the impromptu press conference was also held In the basement boiler room of a busy 12-slory hotel, with :· every burner at full bl11st. ''It's a shame!," Jones yelled over the din . . ·' "There are kids almost 20 years old who never saw them (Burma Shave ads ) along the road." Jones. or Orange. emphasizes It in Vol. 1 No. 2 of ''The " \Vorld's Verse Word" official SPBSSA organ, that it isn't affil iated v.•lth the Burma Shave corporate family. !• TllE SPBSSA mission is merely to revive and extend the colorful sloeans' original public service·in-advertising concept. "IT isn't easy to bring this idea up to date, make it believable. pertinent and accept.able to everybody," says Jones. "But SPBSSA is giving it a go!," he notes in an edltor4 Ja1. CURRENT planning and stratep;y involves stockpiling sloJlans typ!cnl of the old Burma Shave genre, which has died out. Superhighv.·a:vs have sent them into extinction like the rnilrolildS eliminated the bu ffalo a century ago. "Members and nonmembers arc invited to send in beneficiRl slogans relating to smog, pollution, hair. jog- ging. dlelin~ and other mntters of general concern." says Jones. He offers one example: * * * "Po/111Le lite La11d. The Sea. The Sk.y, You 'll Live on J\lars, Ry and By." * * * Submissions may be mailed to Hammerhead Jones, P. O. Box 31«1, Orange 92fi67, or to his home at 2348 Villa Vista \Vay also in Orange. The movement's ranking leadership is centered there. since William E. Beckman, president of Gunga Din Water Truck Service in Orange, is also a prominent booster. A LIST of 2Q backers including the aforementioned LBJ . Walter Cronkite. crlurators. ne,vsmen. admen and \V. C. "Red" l'hurnhursl film producer who gave the world "The Night or The Living Dead" show coa1f..t1> coast SPBSSA support. One geographical aspect slill puziles ·1-1ammerhead Jones. "looking o\·cr the partial list it appears that 11 great deal of early support comes from Pittsburgh Pa .. for some unexplained reason." he remarks. DATSUN PICKUP SUPER LEASE $6995 -· 2• Mo. Open l!IWI lN .. POCAL LEASING ,,,.,. 1'11 548·1155 STARS Sydney OmarT ts one of th~ vt_"l)f'ld'1 l"f'Ol llU'ol0-(0~ HI> column lo ono of Ibo DAILY PILOTS -· ftolurwL Engineering Des~n & Development Smell Sy1tem1 4: Equipment opticel,' m1chenic1f el1ctromechenic1I electronic Ormsby CorneO Corp. 1133 !111 17th Slrffl Santa Ana (7141 835-7215 Canyon Bills Differ PHARMAC.Y Sierra Club Supports Se1iate V ersiou, f-.----WE O.U~TE PRICES SALT LAKE CITY (APJ -under !he water of Lake An environmentalist B!O!IP.f\N ••. p0wen .•... · ····-· .•... ·anoounc·ea -s~upport . of . a !\-1 ~nan referred to the Senate-passed bill es1abtlsh1ng c <;Jen Canyon National llecrea-Escatente area as a ''Chost of tion Area, but said House Glen canyon ," which con- versions of lhe blll would talned a maze or narrow· "bla1t new and plan later." \valled canyons, cleir springs Jack McLell;in, spokesman and Indian relics. for the Sierra Club's Uintah Chapter, said the Hou~ billa He said Escalante Can)'on, .,., o u Id approve a highway accessible primarily on foot or a~rp~Jb~J!ITIPQSed_Eacalante-by bGal , haJ mwch ol lhe-:teme- wl ldcmess nren . culling a beauty. l!Walh of civlli2atlon through an McLellan :said there is 1 area of fra gile canyon bottoms danaer thot developers may and destroying one of the invade the area with planned \Ve1t'1 lu1t "spiritual re-communities. masalve recrea- lreats." tion facllilies and even a jet- THE PROPO~ED highway port. would parallel Glen Canyon, "The fragile te rrain and wildJUe in Escalante Canyon woutd·be·lost 1orever-1f'-1bis happens," he said. The Senate bill, sponsored by Sen. r~rank E. Moss (I> Utah J, would set aside Escalante as a wilderness area. t.1cl..ellan said it has the nearly unanimous su pport of C{)Mervationislj . BUT THE HOUSE bill, pro- j)OSeCf D' .-"Rep-:-·Siilnnarr·p, Lloyd ! It -Utah), wouJd delete lands in Escalante and the 1d~ jacent Canyonlands National P,ark and approve construction or what McLellan called •·Ollt! of the most controversial and e1penslve highway projecLs in the \VKt." OYER THE Pfl"ONE :-:-:-ANYTIMI! -CHICI THUi SU,11 SALi srlCIALS-'""· lftl. Gill,11, Trtt II, 5-Sh1 ... in9 C1rhicl9t1 •••••••••••• $1.1 0 E•c1dri11, 100'1 ••••••••••••••••. ·· •••• •••••••• • l 1·'' W1llt Ctr• H1rb1I Heir Condilion•r, I 01. , •••• •• • $1 .25 Mlcrl11 Mou tfiw11k, 11 01 .• ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, $1.5' I .... '"· ..... I ........ '5e 75~ ''·" $1.09 "·" $1.39 11.ll 89, 2700 l Coast Hirhwav. at Fernleaf. Corona del Mar • m AMPLI PAtllNG IN kUI He1"-t:Jt • 6: .. 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A1most as lyrical as Diarrhea. That, you may recall, was selected by a sizable sampling of first graders as the most poetic feminine name of all. .. AM ASKED why so many prisons ban hair tonic. Two reasons. Wt of it is alcoholic. Pass the bottle, Joe. And that greasy kid stuff has been smeared on a body or two that slipped through bent bars. MADAM, how long were you in the hospital for the birth of your lat· est offspring. Four days Is average now, insurance records show. IN AUSTRIA, if the sign beside the household door shows a red bed. that stands for "No vacancy." A sifi! -~ with a green bed means "Room for rent." ARE THOSE citizens who are particularly fond of seafood really better lovers? One Dr. Nicolas Venette so avers. Waiter! QUERIES -Q. "You know that theme song of "All in the Family''? It's called 'Those Were the Days..' Nobody around here can get the next to the last line." A. lt goes: "Gee, our old LaSalle ran greal" Q. "WHO RUNS farther -a baseball player who hits a home run or a football player who returns a kickoff irom the goal line to make a touchdown?" A. The baseball player by 20 yards. Q. "YOU KNOW that wig Flip Wilson wears to play Geraldine? What's it worth?" A. Cost $450. PRONE-"Mis.s your loved ones? Call long distance." Perfectly reasonable the telephone company should sli}1 that filler line of house copy into the Yellow Pages. Un- fortunately, it showed up therein at the bottom of the list· lngs for funera l directors and thus made a most peculiar bnpact. WRIT~ L. F. Parsons : "You quoted the medical boys as saying a teaspoonfuJ of sugar is the best cure for hiccups. Wrong! It only works half the time. A teaspoonful of vinegar is much better." A THIRD of the salesmen write twi>t.hirds of the busi-. ness. A third or the fishermen catch twi>thirds of the fish. This parallel performances of salesmen and fishermen i! noteworthy, I think. The reason? Which is it. talent or hustle ? Address mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0 . Box 1875, New· poTt Beach, Calif. 92660. ACLU Represents News Reporters SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The American Civ il Liberties Union and several organiza.. lions representing Journalists have denounced alleged acts of • j po Ii c e harrassment" against news reporters cover- ing anti-war demonstrations in the San Francisco-Berkeley area . "The beating of newsmen by police, who don't want publish- ed what the reporter is seeing and what cameramen are photographing. is not only a threat to the personal safety of the press but also a serious Nails Put Ori Bridge OAKLAND (UPI) -Roy Jwakl must have h a d something on his mind when he tossed two handfuls of nallo on the Bay Bridge approach. But so far the 36-ye&M>ld Berkeley man isn't saying what. Police arrested lwakl arter he threw the nails on the ·~ proach, puncturing the Utt ol one auto and delaying lr11ffic whUe one lane wfls blocked ort and·the nails were c1 .. n..s up. At last report, pollce said, 1,.akl was practicing In hL! etll whit _..-ed lo bl yop. violation of the public's right to know," said Paul Ha1vonik, lawyer for the Northern California chapter of the ACLU. Halvonik d eman ded in- vestigations of the reported ~ cidents. Several news photographers who claimed they w e r e roughed up by the police were present at the ne\vs confer- ence. In response. police com- munity affairs u.f C I e m DeAmicis said officers have bee n instructed "to go out of their way" not to harm news reporters "because we want the public to see what's going on. ''Time after time, we have assisted great numbers ol the news media," be said. He said the ooly ins1ance9 where reportm would get hurt would be when Ibey got between police and demonstrators and prevented ol!icers from pufonning their duUes. He sai d several photographert w b o .,..,.. plained of brutality had been warned by police several lim., Ibey were getting In the Wily. 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Hiss. 30. of Tustin, won rookie honors 1n a close vote over No. 5 finisher S<1m Posey _o(~S<\rl .Jll91L Cap~ltan9.:-. f-l i.'!~. v.'ho c:ompleted 196 laps at an averaite of 155.233 miles per hour in Sat· \D'day·s r11ce, is a veteran sports car driv~r. lie wa., one of eight first-year- drivers bl this year's Indy .SOO . .... DUQUOIN, !ti -Three-tim e Ind ianapo- lis 500 champion A. J. Foyl. "''as hospital- ized Sunday with first and second de· gtee burns suffered during a pit stop f9 a 100.Jap United States Auto Club event. An attend ing physic ian. Dr. William Fulk, said F'oyt. 37. suffered facial burns ;ind bum~ on the right arm and right leg when fuel \vhi ch had spilled nnto his dothing from a hose igniled. Foyt "'a~ taken to Marshall Browning llospilal, where Fulk described his con- dltlon as "stable." The driver "·as also reported lo have su ffered a dislocalcd J~t ankle. . BALTIJ\fORE -•luntington Beach's .JRck Brohamer singl ed twice in a 10\'iing c8use ~s the slumping Cleveland Indians fell to Ba ltimore's Orioles Sunday, 5-1, in ah American League East baseball tilt. Brohamer scored the Indian's Jone run. Arter singling with one out in the first , the ex-Huntington Beach High star stole second and scored on Graig Nettles' single. .... WALNUT--Phillips 66 and NIMA bat· tlrd into four quarters Of overtime before Phillips scored a goal with 1 :22 left to win. 5-4, in Olympic Development League water polo action at Mt. San Antonio College Sunday. The victory ran Phillips ' record to 5--0. coach Ed Newland'E: NIMA club is 2-4. .John Henry Massimino SC<Jred t wlce for NlMA while Mike Martin and Bob Nealy had one goal each. ~ BOSTON -The cellar-dwelling Mil- waukee Brewers fired Dave Bristol as manager Sunday, naming former All· star catcher Del Crrindall, an old Mil· waukee favor ite. to try to restore the club's sagging fortunes. Bristol , who will be 39 June 2.1, be- t:ame the second managerial casualty of the young season, joining Preston Gomez of the San Diego Padres in the paid. but unemployed ranks for the remainder or the year. .... NORTIJRJDGE -San Fernando Val- ley St.8te College defeated Chapman, 4-3, Sunday in the final round of the NCAA college division Pacific Coast baseball rerdonals. ' 1 The win qualified Valley State for the college division world sei'ies ln Spring- feld. !IL ~ LOS ANGELES -The Unversity of Southern California rolled over UC Santa Rarbara, 13-6, Sunday to win a berth in th e NCAA baseball playoffs. Trojan pitcher Randy Sca rberry st ruck out five and gave up 11 hits in his vie· tory. Rob Adolph slammed a full house home run in the eighlh inning lo help rack up USC's overwhelming score. The Gauchos opehed th e game "'ilh a score in the top of the first but use scored four time~-in !tie hist half or the inning and never trailed. At F1•e11c#1 Opet• Mond.tJ, Ma1 2', 1972 Gurney INDIANAPOUS (AP) -A proten against tndlanapol11 !IOO-mile race winner Mark Donohue was di.sallowed Sunday, bot one aplnlt J~ Grant, the man who <fUe edDoOOh.Ue riiht to 0 lhe end of lhe r1u .. -e, wu granted. Dan Gurney's All-American Racers, Inc., of Santa Ana were the losers all the way around. Gumey, who owns the cars driven in Saturday's race by Grant and Bobby Unser, filed a prote!>i against Donohue'• victory. Gurney, a Costa Mesa resident, said his i.:rew thought Grant, who had unofficially Dodgers Bag 6-5 Victorv ' .; Over Astros .. llOUSTON (APJ -Eleventh inning er· rors by Bobby Fenwick and Lee May enabled Los Angeles to score a run without benefit of a hit Sunday and edge Houston, 6-5. Bill llussell opened the 11th, reaching firs t on second baseman Fenwick's error and moved up on a sacrifice. After Steve Garvey bounced out, first baseman May booted Bobby Valentine's ()n TV Toda11 , Cha11nel 11 at 1 bouncer, allowing Russell to score the deciding run. The Dodgers, now I 1h games behind Houston. face host San Francisco today in the firs t of a four-game series. Don Sutton (6-0i will pitch. for LA in the l o'r.lock TV tilt. The Dodgers had tied the score with two runs in the ninth after loading the bases with none oul. Frank Robinson drove in the first run with a scarifice fly and was safe when Jesus Alou ran into Cesar Cedeno, caus- ing the Astro outfielder to drop the ball. A fielder's choice grounder brought in the second run. Los Angeles struck for three runs in the first inning when Manny Mota stroked a bases loaded sing I e. driving in Maury Wills and Bill Buckner . Willie Davis scored the third run on the relay lo the infield . Tommy John protected that lead until the fifth. when Jimmy Wynn doubled two runs home. ln 1.he seventh, Roger Metzger doubled and scored the tying run on Jesus Alou's single. Bob Watson followed with a two· out double that scored Alou from first base. Houston added an unearned run in the eighth. LOS AHOELl!S HOOS TOH .. ' "' .. "' With Jb , ' • • M.etzger u • , , • F Aobln1n ph • • • ' J A!O<I rf ' ' , ' G•rvey " ' 0 0 • Wynn ti • • ' , 8VClr.Mr ltl • ' , ' L May •• ' • • • 8r11wer p • • • • WlhO!\ II , • , ' ValenllM pl\ ' • • • Cfd1no ct ' • • • Otlffn pr • • • • Sltwlrl II • • • 0 Rldltrl II • • • • Rldtr 311 ' • • • W Oavls cf ' ' • • Helms lb ' ' , 0 Ltlebvre, ?b ' 0 ' • Fenwick 2b • • • • Crawlord •I ' • 0 0 Hlttt c • ' ' • Mota II ' • , , Dierker p • • • • Simi c ' ' • J Aly p • • • • Ru11e11 11 , , • S!lnson Ph ' • • • John 11 • 0 • Gleddlng p • • • • Wiiheim u • 0 • W Perlr.Cr lb • • 0 • Total " • • • Tot1I " "' • "' Angtlts "' ... 0" 0 I -6 l!ou•Ton ... . " , " 00 -~ E-11.Ul'll. J . Alou. Fenwick, L. May. LOB-Los A!\Qtln t, Hoos ton n. 29-HIM!, Wynn, Me!1oer. Wehon, Helm1 2, Simi. S9-All$stll. $-W, Porker. SF-F, Robln10n. " " • .. .. " John ~ 11 J • , , , • w1111e1m l 113 • , , ' • Brewer ,., l·2l , ' • • ' ' Rld!trl ' • • • • • Oitrktr • • ' • , • ' ... , • • • ' • Gl•ddi,.,g fl, 0·2) ' • ' • • ' S•v-Alc:hrrl Ol. WP-Jl)hn. T-J:2~. A-34,1~~- S1nitl1, Graeh11er Win PARIS (AP \ -Stan Smith and Clark Graeber powered their way into the final 16 of the French Open tennis tournamen t Sunday. but the two top American threats for the title arc in the same quarterfinal bracket. Smith. of Sea Pines. S.C .. No. 1 in the United States ra nkings and seeded No.3 in this tournament regarded as the world clay courts chan1pions hip. didn't put out any more effort than necessary as he defeated Bernnrd t\·lignot of Belgium. 6-3, 7-5, 7•9, 6-3, in thC' fourth round . Graebner. !'iu, :1 America n v.·ho wa~ seeded No. It . tovt'd \vith Jiri Hrebec or ~Iovakin orl the way to a 6-1, 6-0 , 6· 4 victory. Smith meets Frantisek Pala of Czechoslovakia in the fifth round, while Graebner faces Andres Cimeno of Spain. If both the Americans win, they would meel in the quarterfinals. Mffl 1 Slll!llfl" "!~ Melr•v•ll, Soviet U!\IO!'I, bt•t Wl11l•w Gas orelc, Poland, 6-0, 6-4. 1·• 1·5. R•v M110rr, S011Tr> A•rita, WQ11 by dt"f•ult lrolT' Andrew P1llli.on, SC\llh Ahlc1. Sit!\ SmHh, Sea Pine~. S.C. be1I 8rrn1rd Mlonot, lltlolum. t.-3, 7.5, 7.9, 6·l. Frenllsek P~ll. C1rchOs!ov6kl1, brat Srlll'I Gell\. 1rllld. Forl U•udrrd1lt, Fla , 10·1, 104 t-11, l-6. Clark Grl•bN«, New York. bt.l! J1r1 Hrti:..c. C1tchoslo~1ld•, 6·!. '·C 6-4, Wom1n'1 $1ntltt 1(·1 11 Ebbinoh1111. Wrst Gtrm1ny, bf1I Gill Cr>1n· frt •u F'1nce 6-3 4·6 ... 1. !ll!llt Jren l((ng, LonQ 8ra(h, brM V11tr~ Zitgln· 1v11, $111 Dlt00 .... J,6·1. . .. . . ' . ,... Loses Indy Protest finished second, had lost a lap In tilt The track officials' decision had the scoring, e.nought to have made hlm the effect of moving everybody who finished ~iruler. ~ut Gurney said he was act~a_Uy from third through Ulh up one ·r 1ust asking to ha ve the scoring clarified . . . post ion. •nd ba...was .aatis/·ied alt.ff-Wtwing--tbe-Jijgnolti...compla•ned tbat Grant IOOk on scoring and timing records. fuel from the storage tank of teammate /\ bigger blow to Gurney was the pr0; Bobby Unser. Unser, lhe early leader in tei:;t against Grant ~·hich knocked the the race who had recorded the fastest Seattle driver from se<:ond to 12th place quaHfying time, went out of the race in in the fi nal official standings. the 31st lap with a broken distributor The prolest was filed by George rotor. Rignotti, crew chief for Vel S. P. Jones Grant was leading the race with 13 laps R~cing Team. Torranc~. o~n~r of. the ~ar to go w~n his car began vibrating. He driven by Al Unser, whJch finished behind rushed into the pits for a wheel change, Grant. surprising Gurney and his pit crew. He overshot his own pit and stopped in the pit of teammate Unser, wh.ich is legal. But rules barred tum from using any of Unser's fuel . and Bignotti <..-om~ ptiirili!"ltia t Ile c:tlOs?J. The critical situation or fuel at the record-breaking speed the cars were run- ning was emphasized by Bignotti, who pointed out that one of his drive rs, Mario Andretti, ran out of fuel with six laps to go, and bis other two drivers, Al Unser and Joe Leonard, finished the tlace wit h onl y about five gallons apiece . Track officials, headed by chief _s~ward J:!ar!!n.f~'!_g]!r,~n,!_f~r h~u:~- DUKE SIMS OF DODGERS BREAKS UP DOUBLE PLAY ATTEMPT SUNDAY. Lunn Nabs Golf Tourney; Ends Slump Allanta (AP I -Bob Lunn held off ·Gary Player with a final round 69 Sunday and wrote an end to his year-long slump with a twcrstroke victory in the Atlanta golf classic. The husky. 210-pound Lunn birdied the final hole in a drizzling rain for a 275, 13 strokes under par on the hilly 6.883-yard Atlanta Country Club course. Player. the little South African shot- maker who had shared the lead starting play Sunday, lost his last chance for vie· tory when he bogeyed the 17th hole, he finish!'d with a 71·277 • Veterans L<>u Graham and Dave Hill made mild challenges during the day but failed . Graham finished with a 70-278 and Hill \.'.'as 71·279. Horne ro Blancas liefl Hill for fourth place with a final-round 69 . Jack Nicklaus, the f\1asters champion and pre-tourney favorite in this $130.000 ~vent who held the halfway lead, was 75- 76 on his last two rounds and \Vasn't" a fa ctor on the final day. Lee Trev ino, winner or last week 's Danny 1'homas-Memphis Open, also had hi s difficulties and closed with a 74. At 28a. ·he was far. far back in the field . Player. who had a share of the lead at one point late in the round, bogeyed the 15th hole. hitting it into the rocks on the right as he does at least once a round here. He still 'had ;i chance until the 17th, Playing one group in front of the steady Lunn, he hit his second shot over the green, chipped back to six feet and missed the putt. LHdll\O 'cores u·td money wlnn11195 I!\ tht $1JOOOO 11.lllnte gclt tll~Jlt: ' 9ob LUnl'!, $1',0(t(I 67"61.11.f,._U5 Gery P11ver. $U,IOO 71--l>J.J0.71-111 Lou Greh1m, St,2Ct 61--6t·71·7G-211 01v1 Hiii, $5,725 61·72--69.11-219 Hom1rc 91nnc;u, S5,11S 6t--6f.7)""69-179 Gay 8r1w~. ,,,490 J~t-280 LeDron H1rr1,, $3.691 7"l--6f.7t.70-2tl Tom W1 l1kopl, $3,6&7 72--67--6t·1.1-181 8ob Murllhv. Sl,6117 11·10·11--6t-2'1 Oo\19 S1ndlrs. $J.U1 69·12·1U1-1U Grier J01W1 11.'60 n-1~--61·1'tl--182 0•~• Stoc:~ton. 12,MQ 11·64·12--69-181 J im Ce!WI, 12,.05 7J.10""6f.7"l-18J ktrl Still, S1,«!! 61·111-71·71-18J Ktrml! Zer111. Sl.GIO 68--J0.71·75--11• Tommv A1ron, 1'1.08(! M-11·11·1J-.18~ J im JemltfOn, S1.0IO 1?·11~9-7~-tu Jtrrv McGff. $1,ill JJ.70.11·1 1-29S Deb E. Smith, tl,~3 17-11·11·11)....21S Jac.k N!c-l•u1, Sl.~5l ll).6 .. 1S.76-1t.'i C~rl1 Blocker, Sl,'5l IJ..6/.71).7)-11$ Ltt E!dtr, Sl.'53 70-1•·n--6t-2t5 M ike Hlll $1.~.IJ '1-73-14-67-;>IS Leonard fhcmPSooi, u.~J 11.11-13-64-1C Wright Sparks Angels P.ast J(ansas City, 4-2 Clyde Wright, who hasn·t been doing much of anything recently, did it all Sun· da y. He allowed only four hits in a seven-in· ning stint and hammered a home run and a single in leading the California Angels to a 4·2 victory over the Kansas City Angels Slate Mav 'l'1 Ar\Qe•• vs. Chic,,qo !1! M1v 30 AJIQfll vl. Chlt/t90 Mav ll Anrie•l vs Chlcaqo Jynf 1 ".'loen Oale Ju~e 2 A119el1 1t Cleveluld Royals at Anaheim Stadium. S:SS p,m, l;SS p,m, l :SS p.rn. !:?S P.m. It was the third straight win for the Angels, their longest streak of the season . and stands them in good stead as the y take on the Chicago White Sox tonight in a twi-night doubleheader. Wilbur Wood and Terry Forster will pitch for the Sox against Don Rose and Rudy ?\-lay of the Angels. Between the games the KMPC radio personalities wil l take on the Playboy bunnies. Wright, bothered by a sore shoulder and a twisted ankle, had not pitched since l\1ay 18 and had not won since May 14. "I feel worn out. tired and happy," he said after improving his record to 3-2 and delivering his third career homer . "I like to hit homers but I don't like to see 'em hit ," Wright said, smiling. His booming drive to left field came off loser Dick Drago, 2-4. "I tbink I ran around the bases loo fast," Wright said. "Jt wasn't my real home run trot." Calirornia managed 11 hits including a single by Ken McMullen who hit safely in his sevenlh straight game -another Angels record this year. CALIFORHIA KAHSA5 CITY Alom1<. 2b Rivers, ct Pl!\S<>n. If Spencer, lb MtMuUen. lb StanfOfl, rf Cardenas. " Kusnver. c WrlgM, p II. Clark, pr E. Fisher, p 11!rhbl •brhbl • l 2 OPet~k , •~ • O O O ~ 0 2 O!tch1al, lb 1 1 o ~ 1 I OSchnblum, rf • 0 I 1 ~ 0 I OPln!ella, II 4 1 1 O ~1101101as.2b •0 1 0 J0\20111,cl 1011 4 o l O\lay11errv. 10 O O O 3 o o OJ. Mav ~. 1 o o o 3 I 1 1'1.:>Vlty, Ph l 0 0 0 o a o OTaylor, c ll o o o 0 o a OOrigo, p 1 o o o rlopkjn5, pn l O O O 8 rgmeler, p o o o ll Toldl 3l ~ II J Total Jl 1 1 1 l(an1a• CilY 000 000 101-1 Ca!llornia 000 170 01 •- E--Schl!i!\tllum, J . M••. OP-Kansas CTtv I, Calllorrile J. L08-Ka,.,sa~ (l!y S, C1ll!o>"nla I . 19--0ns, S11n1cn, Shhaal. HA-Wrlgnl 1. SB-- Rivers, O!IS. SF-Stanton . flurgmtier Wright W. l-2 E. Fisher " . ' . ' ' ' . , ' II Ell II SO l 2 0 J ' . . ' , , ' . . Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE New York Pittsburgh Chicago Montreal Philadelphia St. Louis Houston Dodge rs Cincinnati Atlanta San Diego East Division w L Tl II 22 14 19 17 17 21 16 21 15 24 West Division 24 14 23 16 20 18 16 22 16 24 San Francisco 15 28 SuM1ay•1 lltlUlll Pct GB .71 l -.611 4 .528 7 .447 10 .432 JOI'. .385 121h .6.12 - .590 Ill .526 4 .421 8 .400 9 .349 11 \1 Son Francisco 3·6. A!l1ri11 2·1, !2nd 1Mmr, 11 lnnlnod P lttK!oJf"9h I, Ph!l6de!Phla J AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston New York Milwaukee Oakland Minnesota Chicago Texas Angels Kansas City East Division w L 20 14 19 15 18 15 14 18 14 19 10 21 West Division 22 II 21 12 21 13 16 21 15 22 13 22 Sund&V'f R11ulll Dellon '· Mllwauke-e 1 Derrcil s. New Yark e r et. GB .588 - .559 1 .545 I II .438 5 .424 5\1 .323 8'h .667 - .636 .618 1 Ill 8 .432 .405 .371 9 10 Funny Car Title to Foster Monft'eal 7. ChlatPO 5 St. l.ovlt I, Ne.,. Yortic ) s.... o'"° s. Clndnntl! 2 Doclten 6. Kouston s en lnn;nos) TolllY'I Oa- • MOl'llr11al (Mortorl 2-4 or Renko 1.J) 11 Clllce90 CH•ndl ~1) --''IA•U.!tlmort ~. Clewlalld I Minne-tot• 7. Tex11 2 A111el1 ,, K111t-M CllY 2 O.kl1nd s. Chic~ ' 00 lnnlno,1 TMIY't O•meJ Ml1.,.1u•H (Part0n' ,3--2) •I aotton CPatt!n l..11• t>etrllll (Llllldt •• , Ind Hl-ro 0--f) II N• York (Ptftrten W l"'Cf Kline 1'1), t BJ PHIL ROSS Of 111 Dea" Plltt Staff P•I Fosler bu l><en the holiest com- modity lo the /111111)1 car portion or draR rocll!C J1tel1, especially al1'r he oc- c:ompllabed 1 l.fO.second elapsed time. 217 mph p-.rtormance in 1 NCent race In North CarOllna. And '* did DOChlnl. to replldlale lhal NndJac ~ ..igb! It Orange O>aaly~.)loceway, 1j'llen be dtplld JJ,4M 11111 by Cll()IUl'!Jll lhe llUC Tta l'Ullnf at 1Wl1> "" lioCied the e11U1i -kitty Iii ...U. 'nit modenl ...ieu1ooa1 lkittr from 'l)nllll not .... "":1~.;:: u et. In Ille • ..._ ~ bal dll- p1111trd that with . e.l marts 1n •• -" u. /lul .....SS lalor In the es n'• ' By clocking the low e.t. in each of the four final salvos, Foster pocketed a total of $11500 bonus money ($500 for each round), including the bulk of the flt,000 regular purse. Foster closed out his lucrative string by bumping off J im Dunn, a rire1nan from La Mirada, Jn round four or the final$. Tbt latttr redllghled in the lasl round afttr he lul_d earned that spot with triumphs over Gent Conway. Cary llensham and Dr. Leroy Hales. The S.n Fernando Valley victor baclted up a 6.87 e.t. In topping Dunn for the title. Earlier. In round ll<O, Fosltr cli pped ov .. h\lndrclhs or 1 sccond orr hla OCJR runny car record with 1 e.47 e,.t. In knocklna Gem>e O'Neil oul o! finlllor oompetilion. Foster also timed a 6.64 in the first final round in fending off the C'hallenge of fellow Vega driver John Lombardo. who ran the quickest race of his life wllh a 6.69. In the third round, the eventual wi~ ner rolled his candy · apple red Vega owned by Barry Selzer to U4, 207.37 etchings in disposing or 1971 world champion Gene Snow, who clocked 12.61 af1er sllding out or rn. lane while Foster shol down the qtWleMnlle surface to victory . In a companion ln)ect<d runny car !•~Jure, Ken Veney (8.26, 163.113) SWU!lg hi• V"1J• to a conquest of Louie Rounil- polnl In Ibo finale. t-, New York (CIPf".I ~21 al $1. LOU!! ($plnk1 ).1J Pllll&del11lhlo (Frvmal'I N and Lf'1dl 1·2 or Rtv~1 0-0) el Plllhtlurol'I (W1lkrr 2-1 Ind Moote 2·21, '· °"''" csutton UI •t S.n Fr11Klt.Q) 1wm11m' .. , S.n 01'9(1 (Gfltf ••I II Alltnfll (NI.ti 1.0), nloht (fll(lnn•ll (Sltnoson 1•1) •I Hou1IOl'I (Fond'! 2-2), nl1~1 K•nMS Cll'V (SPHl!Orlf ""ii ti Mlflnftoll (Petry >3' Clllc"° IWOOcl M end LIMtlOrld Ml •I A ... tl (MIV o..t •l'ld MelHl'Vl!lltl 24), 2, lwl..fllehl O.l~lend fOOom 2-1 and Horle11 1.01 et T1x11 tB,..._ ).2 and Sll•tle!I'** 1•11, 2, twl·l'll~I CleYelll'ld CTklrow '""' 11 lltltltnel'e CDobton 4.$1, "'"'' DEAN LEWIS 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Service and Pam for All Imported Cari Modtm Body Shop for All Cars 646-9303 • Orange County's Largest and Most Modern Toyota and Volvo Dealer OVIRHAS DILIVIRY .SPICIALllTS ' ' Battles hearing Blgnotti's protest. Bignotti said video tape of the race would support his charge, but stewards did not look at the tape. Gurney, a rornler. driver. said he could not say of his own knowledge that bis crew did not put some fuel from Unser 's storage tank in Grant's car, because he was Ioo busy changing the tire which had picked up a piece of metal. The Gurney team bas three days to file an appeal of the decision to the Uni ted States Auto Club. Gurney w a 5 unavailable to CQmment whether he would file such an appeal. Big Payoff For Donohue -$218,767 INDIANAPOLIS (API-Mark Donohue cashed in big Sunday for his victory in the Indianapo lis 500-mile race, taking home $218,767.90, as the total purse for the Indy classic \\'as more than $1 million for the third straight year. Donohue·s take was somewhat less than Al Unser 's $238,454 last year and the record $271,697 Unser took home in 1970. But it was quite a bit more than the $23.687 that the Newton Square, Pa., driver got for fini shing 25th last year. The Indy purse in 1970 was auto rac- ing's first of more than $1 million. Unser, the seC<>nd-place finisher Satur· day was next in line ~with $851257.89. Iollowed by teammate Joe Leonard with $58,797.89. Gary Bettenhausen, who led the race Ior 139 laps before dropping out with mechanical trouble, took home $41 ,28.1.88 for 14th place. Jerry Grant, the objC<'l of a protest that Sa\v him pcnaliied from second place to 12th, wound up "'ith a payoff of $23.852.85. The Indianapolis A1otor Speedway owned by Anton "Tony" Hulman , contri~ ut~ $831 ,000 to the payoff pool, while the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Citizens' Speedway Committee added $40,000 and commercial accessory prizes amounted to $140,845.94.That made the total purse $1 ,011 ,845.9·t Rookie David "Salt " \Valther. who placed 33rd after dropping out on the first lap of the race, won $14,537.87. The sn1allest payoff was $13.766.87 to rookie Swede Savage; who finished 32nd. Donohue also was presented the Hurst Oldsmobile pace car that started the race. His accessory prize money amounted to $59,750. Donohue ·s prize winnings actually go to the Roger Penske Sunoco racing team for which he drives. Ht•~ Is •Mt ollltlal 11·1 o! m<ll'lfV winnings for llW JJ 1tarlers I!\ Saturclav·s lndlan11101is -'Ol).ml1e ract· I. Mark Donohue, ~ewtcn Square, Pe., $211,1~1 . .0. 2. Al Unser, Albuouerqlll!. $9S.lll.n , l. Joe Leon1ro, S.n J05e, l51,1t1.ef, '· Sim So!IUH:ln•. Na1hYlllf, Mich., "9.511 .... J. Sim Pony, S111 Jua,., (1plilr1no. IJIAte.n. 6, Llovd Aubv, Wlehill F'11is, Tex., "9,SQt .... 1. Mlke Hin, Tustin, S1'9,169.'9. I. Mario Andre!Ti. NIZOr~lh, Pa .. Si~.811 M' ~-Jimmy Cnrul~rs ,:.~onelm, Sll,MJ.19: · 10. Cal~ Y~rt..;roug~. Timmcmville, S.C., S22,ll2.lt. ll. George ~ni ... r, &a~trsfifld, SlJ,079.88 . !2, Jerry Grin!, See!Ur, $2J,85"l.iS. ll. Oltk Simon. S•·t Lake City. 119.Ht.ea. U. Gary Bettenheuse,.,, Tln'ev Par~. llL.Ml.213.• IS. Wally DallenGech. Eos! Br~ns,.kk, N.J., Sl~.lU.18. 16. Jahn Martin, LOl'l!I Beach. SlS.OIJ.111. 17. Ltt l(un!man, Gurtenbero, Iowa, 111,toO.d , 18. Mel KenV<>n, Lebanon. 11111 .• Sl1,145.N. lt. ~nny Zimmerman, Glas!onbury, Co 11",, .• , Sll.319.87. 70. Go,clon Johncotk, °"''· P1eos1n!, Mich, S17.!<'2.87. . 71. Steve l(risilOll. P1rsipp.eny. N.J., SlS.tSJ.17. 77. Jahn Manier. Betterldo<f, Iowa. $16.012.tl, 2J. Jim Hur!ub•1e. NorTh Ton&wanda, N.Y., SH.349.$1, 1~. Rr;N!tr M~Clui~ev, Tucson, SlS.OlS.11. 7S. A. J. Foy! Jr .• HouslQn, S!S,610.17. 26. Mike M"'fly, B•OWll!burg, Ind .• 11S.91J.t1. 21 . Johnny Au1h••!Orcl, Fort wor!M. ,U,5:U.81. 111. Billy \lu~oyjc~. Fresno. '1~.l63.11 . 'l'9. CDrl Willinrm. Grandview, Mo., ,U.01 1.11. lO. Bobby Un1'r. ,t.lbuQveroue. SJO,S29.!l. ll. 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I pie ..i lo tnert ~ kill I --, ---· ... ~ -------• -. . --·--· Early Planning Urged ... Passport Issue- Slorles ~ JO OJ.SON passport, bul ll is qUite stmplt, abt said. ot 111e Diii¥ '"" "'" AppUcaUOos are available Jb post ol(ices Some unusual hiDtl were packed into and travel agenciea and these forms have Ille Orange C.Ost College l<dure series, ~s on them. • Travel Tip1 for Travelers. 'lbe 1ppUcatioo1 must be sent, with For inltance: proof of birth, to the clerk o! the Federal Ont do( may be booked In Ille cabin on Court in Santa Ana with a check !oc IU. ,.ch dom .. tic fligh~ but the dog must From lhtre it Is sent to tile Federal be able to flt into the!: cardboard box, Building in Los Angeles, and the passport provided by tbe airline, which fits under is mailed back to the applicant's home in the seat. And, the only differences in first-class about lO days. and economy seats on an aircraft are sit -ONE~DA Y -~ -. more inches of. leg room, three more When time ls short, t.he applicant may inches of seat room and a gourmet meat take it to !.<ls Angeles himsell and have it Speaking was 1'1iss Elinor Baggett, one processed in one day. of five travel agency representatives For most countries, Miss Baggett said, featured during the series. a small-pox vaccination is needed and A traveler must obtain his own these are available through the county BEA ANDERSON, Editor MOlllll•r, M1Y », 191* P'" 11 Seeirig the world through a porthole is · everyone's dream. .. All it fQkes is a little planning. Solely a Compulsion Want public health Office. Vlsal are needed tor some countries. 'l1le3e abo late about IO·da)'1 to obUln. A person requesting a visa must have 1: round-trip ticket to and Iran tile country be intends to visit When traveling .to Me:rico, C8nad1 or the Caribbean, Miss Baggett added, only a tourist card is needed. Proof of clthenship should be taken along to these countries. Cruises are becoming more popular she. said, .and-many row-depart west coast porls. "Steamship travel can be one of the best transpartation bargains. You get your bed and six to eight meals per day, which rival tM best restaurants in the world." a Big .. Oddities Toss Wife 'for Loop DEAR ANN LANDERS: l have beeo married less than three months and ' I must know if my husband is crazy or if I am the ooe. When be goes to bed at night be always lines his shoes up so the heels are together and toes point out to !onn a V. When he puls his leatbe< hell through tile loops on his trousers, he always misses one loop, the. one over his left kid~y. Before he tosses hls socks m the hamper he Ues them together. 1'.ve..asked him a dozen times not to but he insist! be does It "unconsciously." l'm beginning to think something Is mentally wrong with him. Can you e:r· plain these strange little. habits? No amount of "reminding" -such as, Hyou ski pped one cf the. belt loops, dear," makes any difference. Thanks for your help, Ann. -SPOOKED IN SPOKANE DEAR SPOOK: He ii not trying to .,.. DOY )'ID. nete "1truge UUle habits" are ...,..11c compllillom tbat llaY< probablJ beea wltb blm !Gr yean. BO tbank!ll llil compellloal .,.11arm1 .... Leu !o<taaale wome1 an marrW tb-"c!im ..... ve drlllken, 1amblen .., lldrkbuen. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Yestesday I attended a tea. I loaded my plate with creJmed chicken, shoestring potatoes and a pitce or pec&n pie. Law when I rebJm. ad to the sweet table !or a piece ol lemoo meringue tart, I caugbt a bli~ ct.,.,. from an ov...,..lght lady who wu albblinl on a ooda cracker. U Joob cook! 1111 I'd liave died rtct>t there. - i ?4• ,L41«ieu ... What so many fat people don't un- derstand is that they are. better off than skinny people. I battle every day of my life to put on a few Ounces. What a disap- pointment to step on the scale after stuf. ling myself all week and discover I've lost half a pound! 1 walk around feeling overfed -pain- fully aware ot my bony neck, angular anns and flat behind. How I envy the voluptuOW1, curvy women with round hips and provocative cleavage. They look healthy, !ulfiUed, well led and well loved. Sign me -SKIN AND BONES DEAR BONES: Thanb !or wrlttna. I !eel better already. DEAR ANN LANDERS: It's plain that you haven't -keel with the public In quite a while. Your reply to. "Utica Gripe" made that cteir. You said, 11A competent tmpklye Is Interested in mov· Inc merchandl.se. He doe.<n't '"ent staying with a customer who Is buyllli. or even looting." Let me !ill you Jn on a !ew !acls. I am a waltresa 1n a rntauram in a large dtpartment store. I work anywhere !rom five to 11 holl'I a day and I attend achool, too. Waltrwa are Ille tow .. ! pakl workers f , .. • I \Jlere are. I can ,1<11 you from e1perlence that nothing Is more unnerving after standing oo your !eel !or 10 hours than to have some jerk come in at closing time and ask, "Are. you still serving?" It's the dirtiest Irick in Ille book. Stop shaking your bead, Ann. The rocb are falling out. -GRIPED IN SCRAN· TON DEAR GRIPED: B«<er rocb tbn aotblnc -whlc• Mtm1 to be your prob- 1.,.. wa11m ... work bard -very llanl -and tbe ...,., are tlten .,..ung. B•t U I bad .., special 1kllil ud wnted le make as m11cll ntOMY 11 pou!ble, I'd be a wallnls. Graated, tbe salary lsn~ ,, ... ~ bat u eoercetlc wa11m1 no II competelll, clleerl1l aad 11•., llrlklaaa service -evtD wbta pe.eple come &a at closing time, wtl1 eleu np la Upc. Aid THAT'S the Dime or tbe 11111e, Hoaey. What's prudish? What'a O.K.? I! you aren't sure, you need tome help. It'• avaUahle in the booklet: "Necking and Petting -What Are Ille Limit>?" Mall your request to Ann Lander• in can Of the DAILY PILOr, ertclo8tng 10 ctnU In coin and • ~. stamped, aetr-addrwed tnVe!ope. ' • • • Cruises Good Choice ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-:~~~~ Ha.ppy Travels or Miss Baggett added that !rel&htera 1n1 an ·eldtlng·and romaotic way to travel, but passeogen have .to be llwble. "1'r<ight is !Jrst," she expla.toed. Some less ex~sive ways to fJy are the !amily plan. adult standby Ud the economy !are where the flight may be re- assigned 48 hours before departure. Offering tips on how to pack a suitcase was Mrs. ~fary Ledner, a former American Airlines stewardess. For a t~three-week vacation, she s1rggB1&1-ror\lomen three pairs of sooes (two in suitcase with two pairs of stock· ings tucked into each pair), one nightgown , one peignoir, three sets of underwear, four dres ses and t w o coordinated sportswear ensembles. Sets of underwear should be folded into thlnis then rolled Into thirds. Pleated sklrta should be folded Into lblrds then slipped into an old nylon •~& from which the loot has beeo cut. She also suggested puttlna two colors o! tape on the outside of suitcases and a matching set of tape on Uckel envelopes for easy identlficaUon. NO FILM ''Don't put film in your suitcase," she cautioned. "Most airlines take X-rays and these will destroy your film." F_, F. K~a_rney ~~C\ID~Jht»itlalls o(_ world travel and stated that plans should be made well in .advance of a trip. For instance, he said, a tired and Tumpled traveler mi~ht !ind that the fine print in his: tour contract did not include hotel rooms with baths. Or, a traveler mlgbt aITive in a fortign Charge? Book llh11h'1tlon h' Sl•ff Alll1f Tlfl'I Ptttntll Foreign travel by Americans ill up by more than 300 percent from 10 years ago , and more and more of these adventurers are electing to go on cruises. Most of them are opting for a "go now and pay later" plan, even with the liability of a loan at 18 percent interest. Discussing cruises and tours were MW Isabelle Browne and JeJTy Snow, airline and trave.l agency representatives. "We've bad requests for 'trips to the moon but We're not ready yet," Miss Browne quipped. "We. love to book cnllses because we have no unhtppy customers. A cruise is a vaca"'Don on its own." Snow described one tour offered by an airline which, for ·a price tag of $185 per day, includes Rolls Royce service from the airport, a new · Mercedes Benz in each city and a private jet for traveling to each destination. At the oiher end of the spectrunt is the cruise ship's economy class. Miss Browne warned that the cheapest cabin listed on a cruise brochure is n e. v e r available, though, so a cruise is never as in· expensive as it sounds . VISIT SHIP She suggested vis iting a ship wliUe it is in" the Port oi Los Angele! before. booking pessage. Tour brochures list land tours (optional side trips in port), show locations of all rooms, give in- formation on laundry, mail service and the use of electrical appliances, indicate seating in dining rooms and speel out for what the line is legally responsible. Miss Browne emphasized the im· portance of finding out exactly what is included in a cruise. Dinner is not usually included in the main cities because most travelers prefer to eat in a recommended restaurant Instead o! their hotel. land wltb a limited amount o! cash and l1nd be ha• to purthase small tours not included ill )be original lee. "Get good hotel accoaunodatiooa," be stressed. There usually js only a small difference in price between the less ex• pensive hotels and the betttt ones which bave bath facilltll!:s in the rooms. Othl!:r suggestions Kearney offered were : -Plan a free day and stay as long as you can. '· .-Go -wllb -• tour-~ group-to-SOUlh -- America because of · the language bar- rier. -Travel to the South Pacific and Australia in the winter when the climate is best there . -Book a tour fOr' your fint visit to Europe. a Tour Snow said more and more cruise lines are going to just one class or scrvic,, ''The action is in the touri st class anyway," he noted. "This is where the discotheques and night clubs are.'' How much clothing should be taken on a cruise? "Pack everything then unpack it and put half of it away," Miss Browne said. ''Be sure to take a lightweight coal, though." . Once a pel'9011 baa decided to take a trip, what should his· nul step be? • • - ARMCllAlll TOUR A bit of armchair traveling was the advice of Nafsi Martin and Barbara Leason. Library books offer lnfonnation on customs and the history of countries. and airline publications such as "New Horizon1 World Guide" offer tips f o r ae--- commodatioru:, restaurants and shopping. Magazines such as National Geographic are helpful, M r s • Martin said, and tourist offices are willing to assist. Travel agencies have addressea of tourist offices. "All tour companies put out brochures which 1re usually free ,•• 1he added. Bookstores are a'good source fOt Inexpensive booka such as "Europe on '5 a Day," "Europe on $10 a Day" and 11Where the P'un Is Abroad. There are clubs a traveler can join where members are offered tours each year, Mrs. Martin Aki. and aJrltnes and tourist bureaus of• fer free films on foreign countries. Mrs. Leum demonstrated Iha new casette tapes oil~ by several airlines, which are ac- companied by maps and lnclude countrles and cities. These descrjbe si~ and offer historical information and may be purchased !or appro1ilnately 13 . Fashion Funnies Inappropriate dress will be the ord~r of the day Thursday, June I, during a fund-raising F a s h j o n Freak-out. Sponsoring the 11:47 a.m. closet clean-out is Tres Osos Guild ot Children's Hospital ol Or an go County. Guests will gather in the Mission Viejo Swim and Racquet Club tor a Poor Taste Fashion Show and Lunch.on, to which they are asked to wear an ensemble in poor taste or something in their closet they'v9 been "dying not to wear." uv ou get nothing for your money ($3.13) except yummy lood and some 'classy trash,' " guild offlcer1 said . Proceeds will go to CHOC'a out· patient clink which serves cblldreQ ol all races and creeds. Showing their poor taste are (a t le!!, lelt to right) Mrs. Colby Mar- ceau, chairman, and Mrs. Vmton CUnnin&ham, who will model. ' • DAILY PILOT MRS. J. H. LAND MRS. MclNTOSH MRS. SHAPIRO Wedding Bells Ring Couples Exchange Vows LAND.COMBS During afternoon nuptial ceremonies in Scherer Park, Long Beach, Jacqueline Ann Combs of Corona det Mar became the bride or John l{llllard Land Jr. of Fullerton. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Kathleen M c N e v i n Comb!: or Lakewood and Wllliam Felix Combs of Long Beach. Her husba nd'• parents are Mr.!J. Eula Justus of Santa Ana and John H. Land of Houlton. Officiating was the: Rev. Char les Ara of C-errltos. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Ann Hamblin and Miss Paul- ette Green, and Catbertne Land was the flower glrl. Attending the bridegroom were John H. Land Ill and Michael Thoma• Land. Sharon Nancy Sachs and Jack Richard Shapiro. Their parenl.! are Mr. a nd Mr1. Sol Shapiro and Mr. and Mri. William A. Sach!I, all of Costa Mesa. Attendants were Mrs. Doris Fresquez, Mrs . Bev e r I y Austin, Gina Ward, Gerry Hethcoat, Steve Austin and Gil bert Fresquez. MclNTOSH-WINEMAN Lori Jean Wineman became the bride of Patrick 0 . Mcltosh of Costa Mesa dur- ing ceremonies performed in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and MT!. Robert Wlneman or Balboa !!land, a!ked Mrs. David Orr to be her matron of honor. Bridesmaid!! were the Misses Sandra Holste in, Kris The bride, 11111!1tant Sunday edil<>r of the DAILY PILOT, 11 a graduate of Paramount High 'Schoof and earned her Wineman -and Pamela Pepin. BA tn joumall.am at Callfomla J ohn Mcintosh was the best State Colle~e al Fullerton. She man, and usher:s we~e Scott Is a . member of Alpha Chi , Mcintosh, Jules Marine and Omega. Richard ~ilson. The bridegroom received a The bride is a graduate of BA • tn economics from the Corona del Mar High School University of St. Thomas, and Sout hern Ca I i f or n i a Houston and a masters degree Coll.ege of Medical and Dental In toeial work at the .Universl-Assistants. ty of Southern California. He Her husband, son of P.fr. and ta a psychotherapist and Mrs. John Mclnlosh of Corona tralnlng consultant. del P.far, attend!; a business The newlyweds wUI reside in college. Corona del Mar following a San Diego honeymoon. SHAPIRO-SACHS st. Joachlm'a Cathol i c Church. CO.ta Mesa was the sttUng for the mArriage of NORTON-DEEM The historic garden of El Adobe, Capistrano was the set- ting for the wedding of Chris Whitney Deem and Larry Edward Norton Jr. The ceremony was perform- ed· by Rev. Herbert Niermann of Irvine. The bride is the daughter of Who Cares? Mr. and Mrs. J0e Deem of Corona del Mar. Her husband, formerly of New York City and Hawa ii, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Norton Sr. of Irvine. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii. DELILAH SAWYER Mesans Tell News Mr. and P.frs. Lloyd Sawyer o( Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of t h e i r dau ghter, Delilah Sawyer to Holland Brown Jr. of Santa Ana. The future bride is a student at Newport Harbor High School, and her flance, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brown ()f Jacksonville, attended schools in Florida. - Horoscope: Librans Eval~ate, Study TUESDAY, MA Y 30 By SYDNEY OMARR Cancer women can b e glamorous. voluptuous, warm and practical The woman born under this sign has an In- stinct for marine a man. She undenlanda what men desire. She also know what she: wants tn return. The Cancer woman could have an obsession about security. She doesn't want to give up something for nothing. She: hannoniz.es with Leo. Pisces, Scorpio, Taurus and Virgo. She often marries Captlcoi"n. The CanCer·bOrn woman mu st be cautious in dealings with Libra and Aries. ARIES (March 2I·April 19): Careers matters get boost. Your goal! come into focus. Ambitions are closer to fulfill· ment. Stress originality, in- dependence. Member of op- posite sex lends helping hand. TAURUS (April 20--Ma}r 20l: Good news from afar is feat ured. You succeed now by developlng a live , let-live policy. You can't control all events and you don't own any person. Once you setile this in your mind , the sailing "''ill be smooth. GEMINt (May 21 -.June 20): Accent is on the occult, hidden joint fund!, hidden values. Nothing is apt to be obvious. CANCER (June 2I·July 22}: Those who take role flf op- position may be overconfident. Trim budget . Get rid of out- moded techniques. Be lean and hungry. Those who con- sider you a so ft touch will be Jn for a rude awa kening. LEO (July i1-Aug. 221: Young person may put forth revolutionary Ideas. Main tain sense of baJahce -and humor. Be willing to accept thange. Member of opposite sex is in pict ure. Healt h resolutions must not be cast aside. • VIRGO (Aug. 23-S<ol. 22): UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 2%): Romantic Interes ts are magnetism soars. You win Income from occupation tm- Perceive subtle nu i' n c e s. big h 1 l g h t ed . Personal friends, lnOuence p e op I e . proves. You are a winner. Study and evaluate. Take 1-:~~=======1;:::=::==================; nothing for granted. You 1nay be lilting on proper ty which ~ about to multiply in vaJue. Don't selJ yourself abort. Dr:l ve bard bargain. Avoid needless depreuion. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Emphasis on dealings with neighbors , relaUves. Many no w are in expansive mcod. Promises fly back and forth . Key is to ask for what ycu need. Older i nrJ iv i d u a I beC<lmes ally. Co.p r i r. o r u figures prominently. IDWAlDS CINIMA tf•rtllr •I M•ll'll • Cnl• Mtta M'o-l\02 S"OWTIMIES ,,,...,.FrL ... , ••• .. . ••• . •••• 1-t P'M $If, .. , ..... , .. , ...... 1_,.S.J-t-11 P'M NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES WMli&.yi -610M:1l·10:21 w .. h•· . tt.iWep - 1 iJO.J:4M:004:11·10:JO p ... 5w11. •• . .... . ... ........ l~S.l·t ~M A'Cl'l'rARIUS • NoV:-22- Dec. 21): r..1oney pirture brightens. You ei:pand Jinan· cial horizons. Element of tim· ing favors your moves, effcirts. Aries Is involved. You finish. spread innuence and build repu tation. You are repaid forl';:::;::;::;;:"::;::;::;::;~/=======::::;~;;~~~;;~;;;;;;= past efforts. investments. II • CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. ~· '""'"'f 19): Remember diet resolu· , ••• tions. You may exhlbit ten· p -, dency to overdo. Key is II) be happy -and practical. Guod ,.., ••11 C.••' H..,. news is featured. There is OC· ~ co 1.oHA lllL MAit caslon for celebration. Sagjt-ro.~l'C1UREs ,,,_. l larlu1 and Leo are in pic ture. ..KASTMCfl·l.AO().KAN'ftllMXtJC1oi' AQUARIUS (Jan. 21l-Feb. : l 18 /: Hunch pays dividends.X""Yfl.Z€€ 'fhose who meet behind scenes ~ ~ ravor you r position. Know it and act in confident manner. Cancer indiv idual pays mean- ingful compliment. You are provided with financial op- pcrtunity. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Social activities mu It i p I y . Hopes, wishes can be fulfilled. X™i>tofX "lWl"OAT 1£ACH • Oft.J.83~ Charlton Heston in -~ Stcml11t llt.Mfli T9)'1er, Mlcltoef C•IM' s ...... 11 Y•rk AUO PLAYING> 111•11 SR.ti-: 7:00 P·• S1111d_, Metl ... : 2tOI p.M. --CINIODME 21 \ .. ..... =-~ -----·•:l $!AOIUM ,3 :'. ..-!!..~ ----~·· $!ADIUM ·4 ' ..~~.--- ST•rrilll J1cll LtrnlllOll EllCll$IYI On • C-ty lll'llrYtd SHI E....-llMftl N""ln1ltd ffr I ActdllfTly Aw•rl1I "'IDDLEll. OH THI! 1.00F" "SILI "T 1.UHHINCJ" • "ANDROMEDA STl..1.IH" "kLUTIE" • "SUMMER 0 1' '4J~ ''T"E LAST ~ICTUll SHOW" • .,TMI AHDEl.SOM T.lPll,. "SWIDISK l'LY e1aLS,. . ... "'SWllT IODY 01' DllOltAM" Security is highlightP.d. You are repaid for past efforts. w ... 11.,. 7-1:45·10:lO , .... More persons now appreciate S111. I: Mo11. 2-4-6-1·10 P·"'· your tim e and talents. Lunar 1~~~~~~~~~~ aspect emphasizes re.suits, [ rewards a nd satisfaction. Plenly or psychic income if you are sincere. 1 Koren Carlson · Plans to Wed Karen Marie Carlson and James Alva Kempton of Chillicothe, Ohio, plan to mar- ry July 1 in the Grace Lutheran Church, Huntington Beach. Miss Carlson, daughter ()f Mr. and Mn. Evan J. Carlson of Huntington Beach, is a graduate of Huntington Beach High School. Her fiance was educated in George C. Scott IN "HOSPITAL" • SUNDAY" "SUNDAY, BLOODY with Peter Finch & Glenda Jackson • • • iQ)-rv ~I ~f4'1~111 ~r .i. .. . . 'Jo~ t~ · I?~ · 20'~ \e~f t ~ ~fr.\e, Co1ti11on $at,, $1111., Mo11. No other newspaper fn the world cares about your com- munity li ke your community dally newspaper does. It's the DAILY PILOT. They are planning a July 22 ceremony in Christ Lutheran Church, Cosla Mesa. ,----------_;; Chillicothe. ~rel)\-·.f~n" ktiicWt;J .. 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This ABC ~ews inquiry special spotlights the creeping pollution by Industrial waste of the life-giving \vaters that cover 75 percent or the earth. KTLA 0 8:00 -John F. Kennedy: Years of Lightn.ing, Day of Drums. A dramatic. gripping portrait produced by the United States Informa- tion Agen cy and narrated by Gregory Peck. KCE'l fD 8:00 -"Invitation to a March." A special v~rsion of Arthur Laurents' play about a \veaJthy girl who foresakes her socialite fiance for the illegitimate so n of her landlady. NBC 0 9;00 -"The Singing·Nun." Debbie Rey- nolds plays a young nun with a gift for music \Vho must choose between religious life and a singing career. CBS D 10:00 -Sunny and Cher. Guest slars are Dinah Shore and Tony Curtis. Monday Evening MAY 29 l:DOOOOl?Jl!JaJNm rn®J -e TM Iii Valley 0 (IJ Wild Wild Weit m TM n!nbtlnn m~'""'"'" QJJ PllyitllM Nn Yri-Tht 40'1 m HtdrtPOdft ltclat OJ•"""' ... CE Prttvtita Udell Alex JtcJnta lion to 1 M•rch" Arthur Uurtnls' sophisllcattd Bro1dw11 camtdy •bout 1 we1lthy rirl who ti bortd with her soci11llt ti1nct 1nd l1lls In love with tht lllerillmalt '°" of Mr ltndlady. al U Rtcorida m lstWo• c.IJfnl l :JO m Min Srifft1 SIMM Gutst&: SJd· ney Om1rr, Suun Sl11sb1rr. Vf11t1nt Pritt, Ch1d Everett. MOflllll Kina and Monti Rock Ill. !:00 IJ Htrt'I LllCf (R) Hel111 HIJ'I 1uu1s is impish Kathlttn BnidJ, whom lUCJ, Kim Ind Ulltl1 tttrry come lo be!iwt Is 1 tllnlid1ne1 •rt· ... ~. Sophia-Sexy With Cloihes Italian Star Declnres Nudity Isn't Necessary By 808 TIIOMAS ROME (AP) -.. Th<re are," said Sophia Loren, ';more effective v.·ays for an actress to be sexy lben simply by taking of{ her clothes." The Naples-born film star was discussing such matters as sexuality and women's rights at the 17th century chateau she and husband Carlo Ponti call home. It resembles a junior Versailles. except that it has more modern dl'Corations. such as paintings by Picasso. Renoir . Ka11dinsky and a wagonlul of Henry /.1oore sculptures. Miss Loren was enjoying a rest from her rigors on "f\1 an of La Mru1cha." her first art 1nusical -she has sung brief. ly in other films . She plays the earthy, misused AJdOIU.3, v.·lth peasant garb and frO>A'ZY luur. One of the scenes culled for her to hr' raprd by 11 ~ng. of mulet«rs. Always an advocalt' of real1sn1. she en1crged from the scene battered and bruised. Also fully clothed "ff the dra1nat1c impact is there. nudity isn't necessary.'' she insisted ... You can shu"' everything that needs lo be. shown by hx:using on the fa('t' and the dra1natic action." -Vincent Canby, New York Times "'THE IODflTHER ' IS A SPECTACULAR •Oii!. ONE OF THI FllEST GUGSTlR •DVIES EIER lllADll" -Gene Shalit. NBC-TV Sophia. n9"' 37, on re did a strip during her hungry da)'I as 11.n extra. No n1ort. "Direc- tors don't even a~k me, because they know I wouldn 't do it." she said. No prude is she. "I have sctn 'lfhe Decameron.' and I loved it ," she added. "It was daring and earthy, a nice u·ay of approaching sex. Then other direclors tried 10 make copies. and they \\'ere very bad. They make me laugh. "I have also seen American p i c I u r e s like 'Carnal Kno\vledge.' They may c'"'ate sensation. but they '''ill nevtr be as popular as 'Love Sto ry' or ·or. Zhivago' or 'Gone With the \\'i nd .' "Producers make t he mistake of thinking that dar- ing scene \Viii sell a picture. They don't ." As for the \vomen 's lib movement, Sophia is sym· pathetic, with r~servations. "EvPry u·oman should have the choice or doing what she wanrs to do with her life,'' said the actress. ''If she is in· te!ligent and \Vants the kind o( executive job that men have. she should have the op- portunity. No woman should be the slave of her husband. "But if a \VOman \Yants to br KEEPS 'E M ON Sophia Loren onlv a wife. that is all rlRhl. 1 thirik all \\!Omen should not forget their fen1inine ttualil il'.S at hoine. I like to be a \\'ift• lo Cario at home. to take care or hin1 . ""After ;ill. 1\·hat \\"Oulcl a mau be u•ithout a 11·nn1an? And "·hat 1vould a \1•onuu1 br \Yithout a 1nan?'' SHOWING NOW!. '-f)nr.t Steo111 l :lO 0 MO'ltt: (C) (!O) "h1 S11tdl o! AIMrkt" (dr1) '71 -Ytr1 Mites, Carl Betz, Jetl Bridifl. isl woo his swfndled H1rry. l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~O~X •;•~"~"~•;•;IN~S~AT~~~ Dl!JNBC "°'"' "°"'' !CJ (2hr) "Thi stn&1111 Kut1" (drf.) '66 -Debbie Reynolds, Rictrdo Monltl· ban, Grier G11$0M. A younr nurt wit h 1 1ilt {Ol music must choose between the 11li1lous 1111 ind 1 ~TIM HAS APO RATTllSNAKE. WHEN TIM GETSMAD- STANLEY (I) cas Nm W1lter Cronkl!e @) Tiie Ma use fldalJ m Andy Crtffllh Show CD lhnny •ml 1111 rroleuor fl) Jo,ct Cl!tt1 Coot1 "Boned Chick· 1n, Quic k Sti(' m T111Jllfl Qt Sr11111 Acrtt c:I,i)~p• Meial Q) Hud .. 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TIM HAS A PET RAmESNAKE, WHEN TIM GETS MAD- STANLEY GETS Dl!ADl.YI C..-.~!'mWll - v .:1TAIL.EY~ ,..WIU MAKE YOUR SKIN CRAWL 2nd ATllOTH EDWARDS lll2A8UH TAV lOl •RICHARD SURTON • CINEMA "HAMMERSMITH IS _, • COIT.I Mf~ O'-'I ..... ,,ot "'' .................... .. .. DAILY PILOT !0 DAI LY PILOT Everyo ne Has Som.thing The t Someone Else Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can SeH It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad ·1he Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results General General REST ON YOUR LAURELS ... and enjoy the forever view from this beautiful upgraded condo. 2 Bdrms, 2 baths plus dream kitch. & spacious living rm . En- JOY the marine vie\\/ from almost anyplace in the apt. $84,900. HARBOR VIEW HILLS 'rhis 4 BR. & family rm. home has many special features incl. $3 0 Sq. yd. carpet. "Space age" electronic burglar & fire alarm. self-clean ing oven , Trashmaster, Kitchen-Aid clish\\'asher. Vaulted bean1 ceil 's. -. profession- all.Y color coordinated. Auto sprinklers & outsi de floodlig hts · all of this for $92.950. · BUILDERS CLOSE OUT • 2 Story e Tll.0 roof • 3 bedrooms e 3 b1throoms • F a mily room • Dining room • Fireplace • Sheg Carpets • Concrete Driveway e Block Wa ll Fence • $40,2~ • I 0% down e HURRY 111 832-5792 "' 979-2113 WE DO WORK HARDER FOR ·Y~U IN SELLING YOUR PROPERTY WE WILL HELP YOU FIND EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT PlEASE CALL US TODAY ROW ROW YOUR BOAT Only 100 yds to the water and nestled in $100,000 homes for onl y $421900. Wow what a value located on Balboa Peninsula. 2 bedrooms + 1 bedroom. The lot alone was approved for $40,000, Open house Sunday l to 5. Please call today 645-4040. ROMEO AND JULIET Gener11 ABANDONED 3 + FAMILY ONLY $13,900 OLE COUNTRY GEN! ! Nestled beneath SO fl shade trees; STAINED GLASS BAY \VINDO\VS h e a v y BEAMED CEILINGS, rich walnut paneling & walls of cork galore. Enchanting enclosed LANAI plus adobe brick patio, 2 CAR garage. Complete with block wall fencing. 5 1\.fIN. TO BEAOI seeing is believing call now. ( 714) 962-5585. IORl.\l L 01.~0\ "' P £A J. TOli'S Charm, Comfort, Value * Irvine Terrace * Let us show you this enchanting homo. Atrium entry, spacious living room with fi re- place. 3 Large bedrooms 2 baths, LOVE!> Y DINING ROOM + room to store your trailer or boat . . . . . . , ................ $62.500. Convenient parking-easy to bt! 675 3000 a "DROP-IN .. at Bey " Beach Realty • UP WITH CHI LDREN Whf'rl' clo lhf' Children i;o i11 the ('vening:o; \Vhen Mom f.. UH.ii hl\VI' frlenrl.~ in'.' Should you bP fortunate t>nough lo 0"•11 th1~ homf•, lh<'y go u11 lo lhP Humpus Room. Do\\'n Slau·s 1here ill ;:i Fin-plaL"e in 1hf' sunken Living Room, Cheery t.arg" Kltche. J Bdl'n1s, 2 Baths. Excellenl Grounds & Pati-0 for Sum- mer Fun. $35,500. Ca.JI 646--0".>55, EveniJ1gs 646-9702. Is a beautiful love story and you will love this extra special borne at a just red uced price of only $29,950, 3 bedrooms, 2 ba ths. fen ced yard. Open house Sat. 1-5 and Su.(! .. 12-4. Please call toda y 64 5-4040. THE 9UEEN MARY Pri('e reduc('d $1500. Srll- er must close f'SCl'O\I' 011 ne1v h<>n1r . GI. no money do1vn. NO CLO S I NG COSTS. Sharp 3·bE'droom Rancher, raised fireplace, upgraded shag carpets , custom drapes, modem kitch w/bltin dishwshr. Cute home sirs on taJI shade tree lot. $27,500. full price. APT. UNDER CONSTRUCTION * SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY * CORONA del ~1·1\R . ~la ke the changes you \Va nt NO\V. 3 Bedroon1s. 2 baths. builtin kitchen, dinin g area. fireplace. Now is the lime to buy . . . . . . . . . .... $79,500. A Ulitll(,)l.JI: I-foot FRAME TH IS VIEW and you can sell it to the New York Art Museum! Trees, greens, lakes and the rolling hill s of the Mesa Verde Country Club. Gorgeous 4 bedroo m hillside home. It's clean an d vacant. Offered at $91 ,500. PHONI UNl9UI HOMIS, MISA YllDI, S4,·5ff0 REALTOR, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. for Action • • • CHARMING · DELIGHTFUL 3 BR. bayfront beauty w/paneled den. Hard to beat Bay view & price, $165,000. Jim Muller CAMEO SHO~ES VIEW ESTATE Nearly 1h Ac. view site. Perf. for entertain- ing : 4 BR., 51'> baths. Pool • lge. rooms • cabana • fa bulous bar. Call for pictures. $175,000. George Grupe LI DO ISL E . NEW LISTINGS 1. Charm galore! Sunnv. happy 3 BR., beam ceil., beaut. pa tio. 45' lot. $69,950. 2. l mmac .. remod . 4 BR.; dbl. lot. $129.500. 3. Vac. lot 40' St. $53.000. Cha rlene Whyte EM ERALD BAY . $14,500 Allr. VIEW. 3 BR., den home: low main!.; beamed cathedral ce il 's. Un def $100 mo. for taxe s & dues. Private beach.""Bob Yorke OWNE R IS ANX IOUS Sharp Carmel model llarbor View Homes, w/lots o! brick. 3 BR.. 2 ba ., lam. & din . rms. Asking $52,900. Howard Well s ORIGINAL BALBOAN Qua in t 4 BR. home \V /formal dining rm. 1 Black N.H.Y. Club, between bay & ocean. For those who love tradition, $56,500. Bill Bents REA LISTICALLY PR IC ED Well located townh ouse in Univ. Park · .t BR. fam. r1n .. 21h ha .. nice end unit: w81k to schools. pools, tennis. NO\V $34,900. "Chuck·' Le\\·is S BEDROOM S · BAY VIEW Gourmet kitchen. \\lalking di st. to bay & ocean. Great .summer house or year 'round, for large family. Triana Bergin LI KE NEW BAY FRON T Choice Lido Nord ~ BR. plus family r m. home. Perfect for entertaining. Pier & slip for large boat. Immaculate ! Eileen Hudson IT'S GOOD BECAUSE ..... It's Corona d•I Mar ... it's 2 BR. & dining nn .. 2 full baths ... it's near beach, bay & stores ... It's fresh & neat Paul Quick OCEAN & BAY VIEW Truly the spoil Large gracious borne on a quiet street in a fine area. Has a private up- stairs sullA! or den & bdrm. Nice yard with trees. S69,000. Bill Comstock _...... Coldwllll.Blnlmr 644-ta ~ 550 NEWPORT CINTI R DR., N.I . • COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC . REALTORS • BY OWNER OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun., 11-3 2422 S. Rene Dr., S.A. fS. of Wamer, ,V. of Bristol) 3 BR., 2 Bath. fittplace, sep. dining rm., S<'tvlce area in- side, 2 ~ar garage. Buill-irui, velvt'I clrapt·.~ in master bed· 1uom, 11'/I\' <:arpt>l.!1, 1prink- li•rJil 111 fronL Just repaintrd i11si1I". Close lo all schools unJ n1l nu!f>i:: f!'on1 So, Coast Plaza & n1ajor i;hopping. $28,7!"!0, :-;uhrnit all lcnns. Ownf'r will pay ALL closine cost&. For more-inronnatlon, call 838-5261 before 3 pm. \.Ql THE REAL \"'ll ESTATERS ~ ., "r , ,,~. CHARM· PERSONALITY and Comfort were uppermost in mind when this Cape Cod Classic was Buil t. Offer 1-Jomelife at I !.!I B e s t • Formal Dining Room, 3 Baths, 4 Bedrooms. Family Roon1, Ea.s l.!lide C o st a Mesa. FHA-VA T e r ms. $43,500. Call 646-0555, Even- ings 642-7438. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC REALTORS Wouldn't fit in this extra Jar.R:e cor ner lot" and home however it does have a special place for your small cabin cruiser. Great bonus room. 4 bedrooms, 1 % baths. Good Costa Mesa loc ation $27 ,500 much much more. Please call today 645-4040. THE THIEF OF BAGDAD Would buy this home and think he has stolen it at this low low price of onJy $24,950, located in a prime westside area of Costa Mesa. 3 bedrOoms. l ~ baths. Builtin color T.V. Open house Sun- day 1 to 4. Please call to~ay 645-4040. LITTLE OLD LADY WHO LIVED IN A SHOE She didn't have a car so she walked to' the market. This lovely home is really close to eve rything and just reduced in price to $28,900. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths and cl ean as a pin. Open house Sat. 1·5. Please call today. 645-4040. THE FOUR LITTLE PIGS Would be interested in building on these fo ur prime view lots. The owner will subordinate to construction loan. Please call today. 645-4040. RIP VAN WINKLE Could sleep in a different bedroom each night. 5 bedroo ms. 4 baths, formal dining roo m. Work out gym, beautiful pool and much much more for the discriminatin g buyer. $105.950. Please call today 645-4040. DON 9UIXOTE Lived in th.is super great home in Mission, Viejo. A divorce forces a quick sale. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fully air conditioned, near new. Open house Saturday & Sunday 24622 Ladera, Mission Viejo. Call 837-1430. PRINCE CHARMING Would bave to woo his princess in this park Jike setting of beauti· !ul trees and plantings, & pool. 3 huge bedrooms, 21'> baths. New· port Beach. Only $48,500 or submit offer. Please call today 645-4040. e have avai11ble a number of fine omes for gr1cious living. These c1n be shown only by appointment and only to qualified buyers. Prices range from $41 ,500 to $175,000. VILLAGE REAL ESTATE 531-SSOO 546-8103 VA TERMS Sparkling 4 bedroom, family rooni, 10' x 18' scr€."Pned aluminum lanai, firepla<-e, full buillins including dish, "·asher, nl'l\I St>ars v111yl floor in kit & fan1ily 1•111 - Offel'f'd with ,.,,A 01· no do1vn VA 11•nns of c'OUl'St'. Call !"i40-1J;,1 !Oppn Evl's.) -5 ... HERITAGE . • REALTORS TOWNHOUSE Choose one 4'lr all three of these fine lo,Ynhouses near clubho use and pools. Tv.·o- J bedroom, two story or gor· goous 2 bedroom, single story. All include buil!-ins, carpets, double garage. Each priced at a low $20,950. Call 540-illl (Open Eves.) --! .. ff ERITAGE ' -REALTORS HORSE RANCH $51 ,000 Gorgeous 3 bedroom ranch style home. 7 year! old, plus 3 bedroom guest house, cor· rals and stables. Almost 12 acre ot country living. Privacy is yours! Red Carpet, Reallors. 546-8640. ------- • Spanish Adobe • $22,950. Solid built 3.bedroom, double car garage, close to town & HAR.HOR VIEW HOME * SOMERSET MODEL * Stretch-out and live in t his two-story 5 bed· ROOM. Buillin kitchen, fireplace, NEW CAR· PETS and DRAPES plus so many extras you have to see it to really appreciate it. Fee land, . .............................. $72,500. FOUR BEDROOM * SANDPOINTE * All wrapped up in this nice TWO STORY· 3 bath, HUGE RUMPUS ROOM that will take a pool table, builtin kitchen, large yard will accommodate your 30 foot boat, and a spa· cious fee ling prevail s thruout. VA . NO Down. . . . . . . . . $39,900. TWO TRIPLEXES * CORONA DEL MAR * Buil t in range and oven. dishwasher and disposal, carpets an d drapes. 2 Units have 2 bedrooms, 1 bat h; 1 Unit has 2 bedrooms, I•/:! baths w/fireplace. Each unit has 2 car- ports, mai ntenance free yard and pool privi· leges .............. Each 179,500. G,.n~ra l l'lt14tis-S'*"' ~--REALTORS 644-7270 2121 EAST CO,\ST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. G!!neral cfi11Ja J6£ PR ESJ]GE WATERF RONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 11 Lindi Isle Drive Completely !urn. 5 Bdrm., 411 bath home. Lge. waterfront living rm. with floor to ceil. marble frplc. For mal dining rm .. family rm., maid's rm., Pi er & sli p ........... $195,000. For Complete Info rmation On All Homes & Lats, Please Call: General city park. Priced right. Ph: FIXER-UPPER Generel General 642-1171. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR NEWPORT ISLAND ··-· NEWPORT HEIGHTS Omu 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 4 Bdnn., 1~~ baths; 2-story -;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:=;I Quiet Tree Lined Street. 2 II/' home. Noods work, b"t CORBIN. MARTIN REALTORS Larg• Bedrooms. Formal ~.,,21 1 Generel General GREAT location! 01111er Dining Room, Fireplace in may cons;"" trade for •ail-EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATIONS Living Room, Large Klt- boat. $45,00J. chen &: Big Service Porch to "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!"""' Call: 673-3:663 6i3-8086 Eves. CUL DE SAC CHARM outside P atio. Double car ~ "Applie pie condition"! Large landscaped Garage PLUS work Area. Newport Heights! associated lot, sprinklered, so you enjoy the pool. The Alley Ao"'"' New Siding Ocean View! house is new thruout. just move into this 3 and Roofing. $35,000. cau Ivy cluatered bill plUI vie\v BROKERS-REALTORS 2025 W Bolboo 671-)66] bdrm. charmer. Priced to sell at $44,500. ~. E~lngs 545-5887. hlllte this charmer! step OPEN 1·5 SAT., SUN., MON. down living room. Mawve COLWELL 2142 ASTER PL. (EASTRIDGE ESTATES) fueplace. Dining room. Cozy WOODY COTTAGE Tree lined street In Eastslde Costa 1'1esa. Shingle Roof, Brick Fireplace In the F amily Room. 2 Bclnn. 11arrl\\"ood F loors. Large Back ynrd. Alley Ac!'l'U for Boat Storage. $23,500. Call 646--0055, E"enings 642·7438. (OFF SANTA ANA AVE.) COSTA MESA knotty pine ldtcben. G;an1 covered patio, Hurry -Call PROPERTIES. INC REALTORS VAL LEY VIEW 645-0303. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC . REALTORS TRANSFERRED 3 + SEP FAM RM . ~7,900. 1700 8q ft or CWJtomiled llv· Ing. 2 balhl, hordwood noon. fireplace. rich panel- 1.nc. formal dining room. au puahbutton appliances SUb- mlt. C&11 847·1221. 1nc1 Beach Blvd., H.B. Large Harbor View borne, jjPalermo model," 4 lge. bdrms., family r m., 2 !rplcs., wet bar. Owner has spared noth ing in deco rating this beautiful home. Call to inspect. $62,950. LIVE AT 'l'OUR WOR K· COSTA MESA Ideally located. 3 BR. hou se on C-1 lot wit h room (or paint & body shop or??? Offered !or only $27,500! EMERALD BAY Build your own dream house on lhis ocean vtew. vacant lot. Laguna Beach's most ex- clusive area, behind" locked gates1 24 hr. guard, with access to priv. beach & pool. Offered at $35,000. CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 Newport • Coron• del Mer • Coste MoH Otnerol General * DOVER SHORES * LinLE RANCH * MES A VERDE * BY OWNE!t-SA VE /3 acr'I!, zroned R.4 cute Ill· Gol'lfOtl.;, ~at entertal~ Ue house, eounlJ:')' settina, ment. view.> home. Ptlol, C eld tuhioned front porch, BR. . all fl>r 121.950. 1'aJce • look. J BA. S79,!i00. ~ Red Carpet Re a l t or 1 • Dan, Pilot Want Adi hlw Nffd a "Pad''? Place ID Id! harplna ....... Call l4l...lm Wiii trade, 3 BR., 2 blthl. Sc:mned patio, BBQ. 1Cor- ner lol $32.500 -All tmna. BALBOA BAY P ROP. * 6G-74H * LOOKING TOWARD -FUTURE?· I 01!1 \I I. Ol \O\ µ E -i ,-•·"' BUY NO\V -A home for a larg€." fan1ily with 4 LARGE bedrooms, 2'.4 baths, all olcctrk , large lal>Uly dining , __ 3_B_E_D_R_O_O_M_ (could be formal). Lot 79' x 120·. large enough lor large VIEW pool close to Boys Cl"b. 423 $2S,OOO r~ranci.sco. Open Sunda,y 1-S. Outstanding value. Great location. One ol very few smaller homes with ocean view. This one it tn ex- cellent condition. Owners a.re anxious. Red Carpet, Realtors.-. ---IF YOU 'RE TIRED ol loold.na at other peopl'• doslgna of home>, lmag1ro )'OUl' own, then Bulld tn . Don't m1u UU.. It's a 3 Newport Beach. L a r a: e , bedroom home prleed to Level, View H o in e I I t e . sell Trul7 a countey Mt· $23,SOO. C&ll St6--0555, Ew.,.. tin(. big -~ wse ,'°" 11111 ~. ' double garage. flnpl~. It'• bargain prlctd. See tu Red Caf'P'\, Rea l t o ra . -It'• alwa)'I the fi&:ht dme A COLWELL PROPF RTIES INC 1 REALTOR~ al~.... the rlCht pi... 111...:=====--:.:,.....,....., you want RE.WI.TS! Call Llkt to b'lde-7 Our Tn.dtt'a 64M6'll 6 pi... that ad Paredloe column I> tor )'Oii! todaJ! 511-. 5 da1s tor_5 - l MACNAB IRVINE Fl NER HOMES IRVINE TERRACE- LOWEST PRICED 4 BR. Gorg~eus cor~er, 3 full baths. Easy bicy- cle rtde to 1g Corona Beach & Fashion Island. Designed for California living. $67,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. NEW IN BAYCREST Warm sunshiny 3 BR's w/extra spacious FR, lush gardens. An immaculate home w/charm. $64.950. LINDA ISLE BEST BUY Magnificent NEW Bayfront Home. Space for 55' yacht + auxillary craft. 5 BR + 4~ baths. FR, LR & MBR face the sparkl- ing waters of the Bay. Lg. BR w/wet bar planned for use as fun & game room or pool table. Dave Cook 642-3235. SUMMER RENTAL Delightful walA!rfron t/pler privileges. 2 BR, 2 bath. ComplelA!l y furnished • rea.on- able rates. Gladys Russell 642-8235. [Irvine I -··1 _ _,_,.., I H t --"l •IUS t"4-r °""lilOI • '"""1• M01 30, 1972 OAJL Y PILOT HARBOR VIEW HOMES • $49,500 Lucky you to find this beautiJ ul Monaco model. Pe rfection throughout. Adult occ.u· pied. 3 Bll & formal DR. Hurry for his one! CORONA DEL MAR "OWN-YOUR-OWN" On t.he water! F.anta stic vie w & pride of ow n· ershlJ? bldg. Private marina, pool, jacuzzi & security guard. Adul t occupied. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Immaculate ! $89,950. 21 " ·THEREAL , ESTATERS EXECUTIVE FAMILY H6ME'l $99;soo--·-, ............................. , Largest patio for entertaini ng in Baycrest area. Elegant pool \Vi th hydra-sweep. 4 Bdrms, 311 baths. F.R. & for mal D.R. CustOljl cab, drawers & work bench in attached gar. ] , 1,.>t I~ J •I ,'",I DOVER 'SHORES . VIEW . $79,SOO Profe ssionalJ y decorated w/l u.xurious ne\v carpeting & drapes. Like new thruout. a BR, FR & study. Immediate possession. Private front courty ard. 3-car garage. • Office Open Sat. & Su n.-Closed ~~o:~. "Our 27th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., ·Realtors 2111 San Joaquin H ills Ro ad "Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 * * * * * * Giner al ~HONI UNIQUI HOMIS, COltONA DEL MAit, 675°6000 NEW LISTING -Un real Cape Cod Estate on a sandy beach in Ne wport. All shingle exter· ior and a remodeled interior that. belongs in House Beautiful. 3 bedrooms pl.us den plus stone fireplaces and exciting views. Bonus: a you·never·know·it's·there 2 bedroom apart· ment that's darling! J ust listed at $215,000. REALTOR , MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. L~ ~ Daily Piiot Classified Ads for Action •••. Call 642-5678 TAX SHELTER \\lould you like FOUR . 3 bed· room units "'llh no ''acan· cle~? Monthly incon'e is $717. Price only $62.500. O"·ner will at·ccpt 10-;;. do1~·n payment and 11·ill help fi. nance. f ine locntion close to all schools and sho pping in the Mesa del Mar R!'{'a. Save taxes by buying no11· . co: Ts · WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0pin Evenings) Lachenmye Rea~tor' ' . OREGON BOUND \'ou'll love this immac:ul a\e 5 IX'rlroom Spanish homr 1vi1h benuli ful catherl ral ceili ngs • Adohe fireplace . This spacious home £'.\"presses rlH1.rm ""hAppiness Modf'rn <'let'tric bit-in kilchcn 212 b;i.ths -Jn choice ronvenient !()('ation only $48.500. 1-lun)' 67::..~"fiO. $~0,900 4 Bd + Family Rm . spac-ious h;i.ppy f11m ily home ·.·~ CHUCK CAROTHERS REAL ESTATE · TREASURES WE LOVE OUR OLD SEA·FARING TOWN Newport • the romanti c ocean life; the salt· sea life ... , where you breathe the very breath whales rc.t..nire! Proud people \vith pam pered houses that possess a roma ntic & exotic storv of its O\vn! Wishing all our Su per Star friendly clien ts & Realtor friends a gu:::to holiday \\'eekend! Call 646·5152 and v:e'll sho\v you our select & multiple li stings th at'll del ight you! . 1831 WESTCLIFF DR., N.B. CALL ME 646-5152AND SEE ' ONLY 3 YEARS OLD-.$55,750 Now you Can O\vn a piece of Harbor Vie\V Hil!s -Corona de! ~Iar's most dynamic gro\vth area. at a ne\V lo\v price. There are 3 spacious bdrm s., 2 baths, good quaJ.i ty car· pets & custom drapes. The fenced yard is 72X160, plenty of room for pool & play area. $55,750. JUST LISTED-Corono del Mar Only I blk. to Ocean Blvd.'· Handy to Big Corona Beach 4 BR .. 3 bath home or co uld be used as 2 bdrm., 2 bath home plus 2 BR., 1 bath guest ap t. Price $79,950. Convrnicnt parkin.i.; -easy to be a "DROP·lN" at Bay & Beach Rrally 675-3000 J\!:r:;t look ;i.t thi11 beautiful Spanish s!y!e hon1e a nd it 11·ill be yours: 3 Jx>chnoms, i ~, ball!-., sunken Livini;: room, form~ dini ng roon1 Anrl a litrg(' ll!r d lan,ily l'{)()n1. l\t:tny cxlras l'OVCl'ed palio, srirink!rrs in ... .. . . ..-.. , .... -. ' MoAdlY, M(f 29, }q72 DAILY PILOT J )~ Gtn•r•• Gentr1I 180 Degree View ! ~~C;:;:U;::;S~TO;:;M:;::;:::, :;;:;- For The Most NEW HOME *CORN ER * &autltul 3 SR. hoo1e Oil 1&•· corner lol 11•/room for boe.t or tri.\lr.r. F".A. He•l, trplc., Demanding Spar1ou11 l v1tn \\'ellt -4 btdroonl, S bath hOmf!. Prrf('fl for gracious en· tcrlftlnin~ !lnd comfortabh• 1i1"1ng. Skyhl hl'ing ro.1111 11.nd tornlitl dtntng roon1 11•11h srpara~I' 11·rt bat. EaJ>y f'1'1'1" lmJl(lr11'<l till' floors. f arni!y 1'00n1 11·i1h flr't'p!ac't' and slidini.: ir;laM1 cloo1'S OJ.l''li inl{ to luxuriouK pat1o;i !'.'E\\'PORT BEACH Ul"PF:R 1~. baths, heavy ~hake root; BAY • P ictureMfUe Cape quick poufss. &. l(IOd hna.G- Cod ·\\·ith brick t"X!Cr1or, clng. Offtn"d !or S27.9~. high btam t-rUln$ts. p;1 rqutt MORGAN REAL TY lloor11. Quality built 3 673-6642 67S.645' be-d!'oom 3 balh, family ------- n10n1 and for n1al rl lndin$: 5 BR. • $41,500 room SS'1.600. 1 Neat M.1ghhorh00cl. 2\., 1 Ba. PETE BARRETT Fcpl. d'". cm. Sp&clous. O il !Cl\ C"A ROTHP-RS -REALTY-RE AL ESTATE 642-5200 TREA SURES "'ith l'11~111m ri<'~ignt"d pool I :ii:i:i:i:i:i:=::: su r r ounderl by fl!'0-(1 fpssionally ! a nds ea p e d J:l'Olrnd~ ~;.nd 13El-i0LI> thl' magnifif.£'nt HIO de g r e e Vie\\'. Being hrl<l OpE'n :'-Ion. riay lrom 1:00:-:i:OO Drop by 1712 Galaxy. Dover Shorrs. 1~·u \\'tstcliff , N.B. 646-5152 POOL-PRIVATE YARD e 3 hr 2 ba, fam rm w/sun.k· rn hl'lr. ·\Yl"StcliH _......, $39.flOO. Can 675-7595. C. f. Colesworthy & Co. Reoltors TARBELL 2955 Harbor, Costa i\1C'sll COMMODORE RD -THE BLUFFS $35,900 Salisbury Re.i lly 1 FINE FAM ILY HOME 2·Story. charming J BR. le den home with frple., din- ing rm., ",bAlhs; modt'?TI kilrhen. De!1ghfful , tree shR<lf'd large patio, i<leltl for rntertaining. An xlnt buy at $59.500 -hu rry~ 2 ON A LOT all y11rds, tinted windOl\'l; Mother's Day Con ;ind upgradrd i'arpcts a nd r.1usr s1'l' this lo\·.-ly f'n1I unit ovr rlook1ni:: hrautiful grel'n belt~ L:iri::e livln_e: room. Formal dine or l"'asual as you prf'fer. 3 Bcdt'OOms. Close to tennis court~ and pool. '\lalk to SC'hools. Hurry -Call 645.o:m:i. SrparRte hon1rs; 2·story, 3 BR., 2 ba. eR('h, X\nl cond. & 10<"., close to hay le sandy ,beach. 1-111.rrl to bf!at at $&5.000. dr_apcs. The tiJ(' roof 1vill .re· B.e Everyday m ind you of old r.1ex1CQ, Get mon' out or 1hat !o You must .~cc for only I ~mall kilchC'n 11.nd 11'1 h"r 541.900. Call 1147....fiOlO Now! roll m al ca!<t' in this im-1 180 FEET ON THE BAY n1acula\e coun try :r:; t y 1 f' I kitchen \\'i:h u~ed brick lirl'placc and fornial <lining room. Good school di~trict and close to shoppini:. II real bar:.-:ain ;i i $39,~. Plrn~e call :i46-2J1'.l. l'llRlST . l 01.SO~ "' .REAL TOPS , DOUBLE YOUR INCOME \Vllh 1his !ruly fin !' in ron1e .~~=~t~~ 11~~e 4·l~t ~rl~~ Solis bury Re alty 31;. l\1A fi lr\E AVE. BAJ .BOA !~LAND CALL 673-6900 General General designed for activf' !ivini:: & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~·;;;~·jiii ... ll enterta ining. Gourmet '~[":"--~------:---.-------• pride huiltin k i t c h e n . General 1 .i rli sh"'Ashcr, fam.ily room1 -------..>...--General Ma~n ilicent hayfront ho1Tic in l'Xf'lu~ive Bay~hore~. 1vith pier & slip for large yacht. 3 Sp?.cious hdrms. p I us servan!l! qu;i'rters, !ormjl .-..--.·-,.-.,_,. ..... -.,__,..,. ... ..., dining ri.Xlm & largP living room. Large la1vn slope!! to the bay. Enclosed pool \\'ith MODEL HOME for 8 un its. 2 lilory -each home has its own yard &: pr ivate patio - single gar. ages ror each home -ep!s + drapes -stoves. Immae· ulate t·o11diti1Jn -nev('r ll vacancy. Only $62.750 -or 2 can be purchased. Call 673-8550. ENTERTAIN! Huge family roon1, 1v~t bar, large kit· chen 11-·ilh load& of counters, enclosed patio with builtin B-B-Q. All this on two Iott 11.n<l wonderful 5 bedroom horn+'. Tile roof and en"tryj h11leonies-A real Californlll flair. PETE BARRETT REALTY. Call 642-5200. I ' " v:ith elegant l i re p lii c e . BY THE • ~ ........... ~I Complet•'ty '" p ' "d ' FRESH AIR n,. P, n thru o" t . BEAUTIFUL SEA jacuzzi. f inest loe11.t ion! Drive by 6062 Rosemont . Prestige area . So /Wari1er. F. /Sp r i n g ti a I e. Prof. lndscpd, nr. sch! &: shop. $:';46,000. REALTORS Rrfrigcrator. ,,·asher an<l Located ju:i;t minutes from COUNTRY •liliWlilliij dryer inclu~erl. De.lightful the beach in ntu<·h rlesirrd Sl,!!O a month \Viii buy this covered patio. Sp~·inkle_rs; franci scian Fountains By 1 cute JitUe four bedroom in Vacant -move right in . The Sea. This spacious 2200 on~O! Huntington Beach',; V.'alk .10 schools, pool and sq. ft. is made for living, great neighbor hoods. Nenr pinJi. Balboa Peninsula CHARMING -DELIGHTFUL 3 BR. bayfront beauty w/pa"eled den. Hard to beat Bay view & price , $165,000. J im Mull er 2 CAPISTRANO ESTATES Horses 0 .K. Super cust. 5 BR., 50' pool, 11/3 Ac., secluded, 5 yrs. old , $165.000. Al so 5 BR., pool, 3 1/3 Ac., guest hse., barn, hillside view Joe. $147,500. G. Grupe LIDO ISLE -NEW LISTINGS 1. Charm galore! Sunny. happy 3 BR., bea m ceil.. beaut. patio. 45' lot. $69.950. 2. lmmac .. remod. 4 BR; dbl. lot. $129.500 . 3. Vac. lot 4-0' St. to St. $53,000 Charlene Wbyte EMERALD BAY -$84,500 Attr. VIEW. 3 BR., den home : low mai n!.; beamed cathedraJ ceil's. Under $100 mo. for taxes & dues . Private beach . Bob Yorke OWNER IS ANXIOUS Sharp Carmel model Harbor View Homes, w/lots of brick. 3 BR .. 2 ba .. fain. &'din. rms. Asking $52,900. Howard Wells ORIGINAL BALBOAN Quaint 4 RR. home w/fo rmal dinin g rm . 1 Block N.H.Y. Club, between bay & ocean. For those who love tradition . $56,500. Bill Bents REALISTICALLY PRICED Well located to\vnhouse in Univ. Park: 4 BR. farn. rm., 21h ba ., nicP. end un it : walk to schools. pools, tennis. NOW $34,900. ''Chuck" Le"•is 5 BEDROOMS -BAY VIEW Gourmet kitchen. Walk ing dist. to bay & ocean. Great summer house or year 'round, for large family. Triona Bergin LIKE NEW BAYFRONT Choice Lid o Nord 4 BR. plus family rm. home. Perfect for entertaininR . Pier & slip for large boat. Immaculate! Eii een Hudson . IT'S GOOD BECAUSE .• , It's Coro na del Mar ... it's 2 BR. & dining rm 2 lull baths I· .. It 's near beach. bay & sto~es ... !l's fresh & neat. Paul Quick OCEAN It BAY VIEW Truly the spot! Large gracious home on a quiei street in a fine ar ea. Has a private up- stairs suite or den & bdrm, Nice yard wi th trees. $69,000. Bill Comstock 133-0700 ~ 644-2430 Coldwell, Banker ~ I 550 NEWPORT CENTllt DR., N.a. I' 1llage Re al Estat e park. ;,40-1720. n r o fessional landsi-aning -• h I b h ,. ,. g.....,., sc oo :o;, ea c· e s , 531·5100 ( :::: J 531·5800 TARBELIJ ii nd beautifully rleeoraterl parks, shopping, frec1vays all for $47.~50. I-tun)' and 1 . . . even a couple of call 546--2313. b<'aut lful litUe lakes is SINCE 19·14 -- 673-4400 I LARGE FAMILY NORTH ~ * ELEGANT BA YFRONT 1r Rt>turbii;hed 1971. Pinoramic view. New pier. 8 BR. 5 8.1.. Courty11.rrl r ntry. $195,000. l\-tarsh111\ Rralty 675-4£00 --------l\'ithin 1valking or bicycling distance. Subject to 5~' }'HA Loa n ... lhis home boasts he;:ivy cerlar sh;ike roof, 1~~ bath~. double car garagf', fr-need ya r d , built-ini;. Cl<'an & ready to movr inlo ... call S~2-25J5. .,....._.,._~.....-.... _......... PROBLEMS? "TOP Of THE COSTA MESA $24,500. ~BAYFRONT * Rl:DUCED s1:i.ooo 5 BR .. 4 R11t h~. Pier/Slip Marshall Rralty 675--460(! .. * 0CEANrRONT -4 br, 5 ba, e lri.:anl 2 11tory. Phont _lo_c_app2 _6_1H.0 __ 92_. __ -''I Bayshores HAVE A SPLASH IN! Buy this 4 berlroon' former li!!lii'!i : morl•I .,;,h 11'''2 h""" & College Park I filtered pool anrl you f'an I have your own fan1ilv 1 h · L< r i 1 • 4 Bcdroon1, 2 bath corner Int l'P 86 -inb. dar);("c a rn 1Y1 home w1nir-cond., coverc1! 1 area ~ roon1s R . I ' d 1 1 1 patio, scp;ira1e play yard & enrpe~~ · l<:~tchage comp e f'tY wall·I0·1vall thick shag crptg. f1n111ht:u w1 a sepflra f' . .1. All 1 C:i.ll Dnve by 2J1 7 Rutgers Dr .. uri itv area erms. C It · 'd 847-6010 f~r mo r c in· a to see ins1 e. lonnat;oo. Ooly S"·""°· $32,950 Lived In A Little But Loved A Lot Tbis single story stucco, J N1wport bedroom home has just the .space you need at a price at you can afford. 2 sparkling E * Fairv iiw ba!hs. all electric kitchen, * MESA VERD '"""'' and dno"'' '""'""" OWNER MOVING 6-C0-8811 Douhle i!;arage. Onl y 2\~ Sparkling clean 3 bcrlrooms, .(anytime) year11 old and priced at WORLD" Vir1v it from the house of n1any \\'indO\I'~. gloriou.~ hrcathlaking unob~;tructcd vie1v a!l\'ay.~ aJ your conl· mand. Top 1t off 1vith four large bcrlroon1s, 3 baths, all elf't·lric kitC'hcn 11nd a fami- ly room with hi!i:h oprn bfoam ceiling. Space for large JXY!I in r>rofessiona.lly la ndsc11 ped yard.. Undcr priced at only $79.900. Call 673-,115,r,() for appoi ntment. LOVERS PARADISE 2 baths,. lrg. family rm., S32,900. FHA and GI buy<'rs surrounded by beilutifu l __ _ . _ "''clcon1e. CaH j Jn N1>'Wport l-l,..igh1s: on thr homes on CUl·1l('·Sac street. NO DOWN bluff 11•it h sr xr decor .. Mi,r· I Ne >vly painted inside & out, 1 I rorC'<l wall~. piped music 1n . to veterans and 5'7c do1vn or ' every room. s e par 11. ! t' I new crpts & drps. 2 fircp!s.. FHA tcrnis avail Like a I Realt ors 545-9491 · · 1 k · · I . h k I ' · · r>r 11·i,le maslcr su1 tf', r f'C , I hutl!tns, rl h gar. s a C roo • modrl homf' this 3-bcdroom 2790 Harho r Blvd. al Adan1s · 1 1· c. Ii 1 ·i·ti lat e ard ii·iih "'11 jn · 0 E pri va e pa 10. ~:r anr 1 g Y ,, i: 2 ba!h bcau1y is onr-of a pen ~Ves. light you r fire. Red Carp('t, Lachenmyer j CA LL ANYTIM kind! Nc1v c·arJ)l'tJ>, freshly $2,500 Gets You In Realtors. :i.16-~ 646-3928 or Eve. 645-4375 ,,;ntr<l. '" biOn< and mMy, No "uali'fyi'",n -SEL_L_O LEAS_E_ niany cxlr;is. Lo11· niain!cn-'t" 11~ anec yal'd &: t'xct>llent rrsi· Hune Pool r~x!'ell<'nf du l£'x in 1·ho11..·c dential area. Also may as· ~ Corona del Mar I01 ·alion so. Realtor sume 5%'i;, loan -S.12,950. Assume fl 7•;;, VA loan on or Highway. 2 b<'r!roon's Call 545-8424 (Open Eves.J this gor)'.;'eou5 3 bedroom r11ch. Lnwc r unit 2 bAlhs. ::z::=:-z::.:::z:r::-:::[ 11·ith a supt'r !ante pool. \V/\V carpets, drape~. bltln _L<>w maintenance, bea11tiful k i 1 c h en , refrigerator, landscaping, large qHiel 11parious liv1n1?: room. Onl y NOW VA TERMS! Lo\o-ely 4 bedroom pool homr. priced only $33 .95 0 , corner lot 11.nd private fen· Lo ll I S63.500, "''er apt. vRcant cing. You' feel like ivin~ \vith lease. CAil 673-8550. in tht rountry side. Huny? ! Call 842-2535 Now! lo THE REAL \~ESTATERS '-I', •• Complete with new paint in·1 ~~------~ i;.ide and out, new dra J)f'5, ''LIKE A MODEL'' n!'8.l ~ardwood floo~. lArge Why gt> throua:h the expcn~ lot _with tremendous cover.ed a ne\v ,home c8 n incur . Pfl!IO. Va cant, can be •n· Move inlo a 4 bedroom speclM •nytim~. hon1e that's ta 5 t e f u 11 y Call M~588-0 l()i>en Eves.) de(.'()rl\terl lni;lde. and l iiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiio;;iiiiiiiiiiio l hrautUully I and se a J)f' d O\VNER must sen 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. fan1!ly room "'ilh fireplace vtry convtnicnt for en· tt'rlRi nin~ oH lhe t'k?luxP. bu1llln kitchen, dlahwa.shtr. r-:<"1v rt!11•h ca rp t'ti n 11.. Coniplelely pa int~ ln~ldr &: outs1d1:. Sporl ll b r I t' k pl11nlr.rs And A 'brirk pntlo. ..,,.....,.,.... ..... ~=~•~'!'[ Prlc~ 11il s.n,950. A 11 SKINNY 2 Dlf PN;"" Teem<. Doll Now. · .8'2·25'5· Br•utl ful ~l!:!~m l~m• iat& '1\1\th very pnv;ite pool -· _ - localed in Eallit:>lrl1t Costa STE PS TO BEACH Me--.. 2 bnths. difl!n~ room, 3 BR. 2·sty, r.e~ntly dcenr, .llreplaet. 2 r11.r JitAr1111;e, fJl'no nea.r ne1v cArp. Open bcsm fe111ionally lsnd5c3p!nt. See ceil'J; lt~tafl patiO. S.1.1,900. Utit ono. Ytttt'll w•nt II. Red CAYWOOD REALTY Carpt1, R,.lton. 546-8640, * 54'-1290 * · s ... HERITAGE . • REALTORS TIME TO ENJOY SUMMER \Vf:STCLIFF -Lots or n:19m for 11 gf'O\\•lna: f&mily In thr 4 large bt>'<lrooms "''ith 3 Oul. $28.9~1'J. Akr., C•ll day balhs. La~c s~!f cleaning or night, 540.1728. pool and full siled paddle I -· -- trnnis court. Ell~Y c11re BA YFRONT yt1rd"'()n qulcl l. I n c o I n ChR.rmlnst 3 Br. 2 Ba. CC111dn. Lant ........... · " SSl,j()(). Pool. pltr & 11llp -$19,!lOO. PETE BARRETT TED HUBERT A ASSOC. -RE ALTY-34n Vi• u 11n 67r>S!OO f &AI mult.t art Jfi~t • phone call a way • 6(l..567A r orgrt your problems in lhis 2 s!ory, 5 bt'rlroom, 2 bath Can you brlirvc it? One of A homP. Jntf'rcom ;ind lire kin1l, 3 brr!room 2 h11th equ i pment throu!(hout. tO\\'nhousc. O"•nr~ lcavinJi Lot'Aled on quiet free Jinf'd I areA, very Rnxious. No ~trN"I . Priced a!. only cknvn VA, IO\\' do"·n FHA S34.500. fl-IA/VA terms. j tl'rn1s. Call 847-6010. Cat! 546-;iAAO IOprn Eve11.) 1.0' THE REAL \'."'.'. ESTATERS '-~ LH 1 I• 1,;•, fl '< ' C., VACANT OWNER MOVED-submit all offers on thi11 1 o v e 1 y Ha,va iian lsle of Paradise home! 3 large bdrms. 2 baths PLUS a large rumpus room. GINNY MORRISON &17-4130 REALTOR 54-0-2286 REACH FOR THE MOON fu"flectefl in lhc ~himmering lle11u ty r1r your 011·n haelf'rl and flltrrrori pool, twn ,,,_$,.,HERITAGE . • REALTORS V ACANT-LOT 60x 300 R-2 3 BR., 2 Ba., din rm. (US(. erpt/shutter11 I: drp!!. El~ ki t Low Lile. hold. 67s..<l840., Caplstr:,no Beach DELUXE 2 Br, bltin Jdt. frptc. cptg/drps, close tD everything. Alpine Re,.1 Estate 493·2332, • v e' 4!)6.5$93. La11t of the big ones. Asking 1 ~ ACRE, 4 BR. 2 BA. DJ) $24,500 !n Cnsla Ml'sa . See sq. ft., cpts, bltns, trptef 11 : Call 646-7171 . gar. $39.SOO. ~ Callli ? • Monterey, Owntr, n4:: 5.1~. . Corona d1I Mar * R·2 * .; Nice 2 bdm. hnmE'. North Of gnr;:rot1.~ Cirrr>l Acr~. lo1s ol l\.111y 11•c ll"ll your pro perty? \1'Qt')r! r a n" l I n g 11.nd Buyrr8 1\•ai!l11g ror residence hoclkshclve~. The pre~li.1?iQu.~ 1 & ln<'ome prop!'!rty, New· 11rca of HArhor V i e"'. [ port, Balboa or Corona dcl llon1£'S. Pri1·rd righl at Ml\r, Coai;t H1vy. Spaciou11 livlrC rm. "-'/brick frpl., blt-!b book11helve11; l\\•ln s I z;; b rirm 11. Lge. kite>(: "'/f'al in11: arf'a. &N!4!ntd 111.M i. Dbl. R:arag~ pills 11pll<:t for boat or tnilei-. OfJe1·ed for $44,;,(X) ' MORGAN REAL TY : S.'Jil.9."il, Jn.~! t'1tll rl'IS-2313. f'l,..;1~r C1~!1 Rcn<1 Cllbb !-al THE REAL 'NESTATERS \.. "I '< ',t IM --BAY SHORES VIEW l POOL W11.terfront cust. home, 4 l)r 5 bdrms. Vi!'!w frorn most room11. 87 Ft lat. r;.pacious yard. Rerl . to $240.000. Bill Grundy, RHllor 341 Bay11ide. N.B. 675-0161 NEWPORT WEST Walk to the ~11ch from this super 3 bcttirnom home "'Hh 11. lrrge ~ra!f' FR . F<"atures tN:'t s t u d d ,. d prive.te patio on an ovtniit· £'r'I tornf'r lot \\·ith storajl!"' for your boet too. Spof\c~3iy m:ilntaint<l wittl upgl'~(!f'rl car p e l i n ; and lu.lh l land9cn plnst. Only S33,500 Call Ml-25.\1 Now! • CORB lN·MARTIN REAL TORS 644-7662 TRIPLEX Very nice 3 BR. 2 BA owrw:r's unit + 2·2 BR 1 BA. Good location, $51 ,500. Roy McCardle RHllor 1810 Newl'IOrt Blvd., C.M. $41.7729 673-6642 657·'45' TsHORECLIFFS I :· Lovely garden f!r.lry to !ht) rustic c11nyon A ocean vle,- homc. 2 BR., den, 2 bathr., shAke. bf;ams &: us.ed brlclt. Sf"riQu11 seller just rf'ducei prirl! $10,500, App't, onlJ'. ; Unlv1r1lty Realty :' 3001 E. Cit. Hwy. 6 .. SPECTACULAR VIE\¥ Harbor-Otan-Llghtll. 4 B • 2 BA + powder room. li: · nn. fam nn, djn rm. la.nd~c•JM'd. Pe ac e f u ~ FIX IT AND SAVE ... 1,,rl..n """'· p "II I ~· $22,500 I ""i•hborltood. 11'1.!00. b)O O\Vntr, 644-1~2.i. Tn Co111a Mei;.a, thi11 l ' ~1 "· ·11 TRVJNE Terrare-rraclouW, "'''room 1K1me \\'l sa\'e you decor&te<I family homf. j monr:y. All ttm 111 11rt1 or. , fert'd and "' S22.500 art Br. 211 Ba. 2 frplc, pst)&..~ f.11111! Red C&ri)f't, Jte&Jtoni. yard. $~/mo. Ow n•.J 6ij..~. • 5<&-8640. -- HaV9 tomelhtn~ y<>u want to ' Pu! a llllle "loot"' t.n ~ i.ell? Classtfif'd arts do u ~v111 · ac.U those bAubles fol\ ========-1 wtll .. call NOW ~18. \ ~~·: Call Cl: • 8 DAILY PILOT ....... tilOTIC.I TO C•IOITOflS tu,..•tOA cov•T o' '"' nATI OI" CALl•OtNIA •Oii: TMI COUNTY 011 OaAM•I ... •·nm lrlllt '11 l'AUL A. l f ltNf. OtcuMtl. NOTIC I II H(tllV O•vlN lo N Ct td"9r1 tA ll'lt 1bow ,....,,. CH<c ... ,,. fMt 111 --... "1 ... (11~1 INffltl lfl9 -.1411 _....,,, .... ·-Ir ..... Ille -· w!fll ""' ,_....,.,. ...wMtl.. 111 ... effke " IM citrfl: f/f ............ ttltl!IM CCIYrf. 01 te ,,..,.m "*'"· wilfl trw ,.._,.., ...utMtl ... tM oHIUflflf'oH 11 IM olflfl d ,.._, ttlerl'lfYe: McOWIM1 Gtl!IH .. SYLVIA. 190 llJI C~~·" Av-..., Ori..... 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""' 20ll'I d•Y ff J"'lv, un. 11 t :11 ,.,M. 11 11111 d•Y 111111 111d ,,,.,. ta tlllw (lllM• II lllY W1U .. ,_.., Wl'IV fM ,.1111 ... of Go•dOfl Ltf ,.,u•: .. IO• !flt l doJlh!ti llf L11ll1 Marl1 'w't1ll11. VIII.It /l'llfler d1u.,.lf•, 111outd "'' ti 1r1nlld. C..t.TEO: MIY 4, lflJ, W I $1 JOWN, (-11,1111y C1f'tt t v win•• T. 1e1,.. I OIJlllY t i.rt ' .. ....rlllMd Or1f'!91 C111l1 Di lly J llot, ...,,.,. •. u. "· "· ,,,, 11 ... ,, I LEGAL NOTICE I NOflCI TO C•IDITO•• su .. 111110• COU•T OP Ttoll STATI OP (ALll'O•NIA l'O• THI COUNTY 01' O•ANll . f1t1t1 llf Wl!1LIY M, I LLIOTT, ••. HUH I 0t(tlied. HOTIC[ rs HfllflY 0 1\I EN lo '"' c rldller1 al IN 1bclv1 111mf'd dtce.itnf lht1 I ii """"' fll "'1M c111m1 111!111! '"' I w lf .....,,. trt •-lrM tto 1111 tl'llm, wll!'I 1111 riec:Htt•V Ytlltl'llrt. In 11'11 ollltt I t" TM cle1t of tnt Ho¥• ftlllll«I court, or I tp '"""' """"' wl!l'I ""-n..:1111ry Y«l(M,., te tn. uncll•llt ntlll 11 ,.,,. otll<• ol l!ltlr 1nw11t,, '•ul 4 . w111nt . Allernt1 •t YW1 HtrllOr LI W l ulldl11t, 41f eatl 11'11 11,..i1 CMlt M111. Ct llforl'llt , ~fl\tfl (t flt ,ieu 111 M l .... t et fllf IHldertotried Ir! 111 !Pll lltfl M!"ltlfl.lnl It .... 1tl1t1 o! t11' -...ni. wlll'I Min' fl'IOllll'll ltf'ltr ''" flrll .....-iklfl.,. et ""' ""'''· 011 .. M•V IJ, 1911 WIL LIS MIL\l!N I LLIOTT VllllALEI IJ.LIOTT M,OOfrrl EL C.o-l!,t(utor1 ., fl'lt Wiii of !I'll I MVI f'llll'lild dlCldtlll •AUL A. MANNA AitlMllJ 11 LIW M•rttr Lfll 1111 .. IM -tit lltl UIR Strlll Ce1t1 MM.I, CtlH. Tth 1114) W ·lffl I AltltM'fl tot C•l•tcUlt'"" 'ubli,,.ICI Or11111 C.0111 Otl!v 'llof, I Mer n . HL~:: ;·~~: 1~2.n I I ,1CTlf lOUt IUllNlll MAMI IT4TIMINT T111 tollowlnt '"°'MH'IS 1r1 deint I lkrtlMll I I: I LA IU;'.MUD• s•OOLEltY, nu (, Co.ti Hlttiw1v. Corona ff! Mi r, t16JJ. o.ntld Jut..,, 11r111. mJ Oownlnt (Ir .. WMlmt111!1t, ANIV Pflrlck ll:arn•••· tttl Dtwn1111 I Cir .. Wtlfmln1t1r. Thi• butlMH h ~,"' collcl ... ctld by I Gtntrl l J1rt11trtM1t. 1 O..t.NllL J, 5PJlATT Thlt tl•ltmtnt f\ltd wllh 1111 CouMV (l1rl1 ~ Ort ntt COUlllY Gt!: MIY IJ, 1112. I ~r.,-~rtl'lur 1. KrfGll', O.OUTv county , ' in1a 'ubllthld Ortntt CNtl OallY ,1101. M11 n. tt. 1...ci Juf'lt J, 12, u 1i 132'-n LEGAL NOTICE •l<T1T10US IUllNllS NAMI ITATIMINT TM tellowl111 "'"°"' 1r1 delnt ...... ,~ ... 11; IXICUTl\11' 01',ICI, 167 1111 NIC0- 111 or., Ntwporl •••ch ""°· I Mt1. Jttrldt J11n l1tnclc, 26:112 '•Cl hl Ori.,., Ml11lGt1 'w'!t \o. Ct!!!Clrf'!lt . Mrt, ICllllrVll Mtrlt Wttr91, ITS" LI Llmt. l'eunllln v1111v. C1Utor11l1. Thlt M11ln1u It tHoi111 condUCltd .., I I o-r•I '•rt111rtl'llo. Ktfl'l•Yll M. Wet1tl n 11 llllfo'n""I f\IM wllfl 1111 CDUntv Cl••k ot Oto•• Countv ot1 M•v 11. 1tn, 1w lt .... rly J, Mtddo~, 0.PUIY County (ltr~. , '""' 'ublltl'IH Or•• Ct111t 0 111v '11111, M•v 1s. n. 2' 11'1d Jun. J, 1m 1tJ1.12 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI TO (llllOITO•S tUJllllO• (OU•T OP THI STATI 0 .. CA\.l,.OltNIA "0111 THI COUNTY OJ' O•ANIJI "''· ,1,.nu• !1!111 o! OAVIO CANl!OY GILM4N, Okt•Std. NOTICE !~ HEli:E8Y GIVEN to t~t crtdllflrt el !ht 1~vt 111mlll <1..:tdt nl lfl~t 111 ~1r1on1 111vlr.1 c111,.,, •••lntt t!\f 11ld dtclldtnt ••• •t•ul•tll 10 lilt 11\tt"· wltll fl'lt 11tt t111ry V&utllt rt. 111 "" olll<;t I If lt'4 c!trt ol 1111 t bclvt 1ntillld ccur1, or [ !fl trt lt nl ll'wm, W/11\ 11\t flt(f \18'¥ Wllldlt r1, t11 1111 undt'<'1l111M1 1t no Ptrt Avenut . L1t un1 8•1(11, Ctllto•n•t tl&Sl, I wll\th 11 1111 tl1t1 cl 11111tn1u 01 '"' 1,1ndtr1l1n1<1 In t ll m11lt r1 Pt •Ulnl"• 10 I '11\t 111111 If 111~ Otctd111t, wl!Mn IOI.I• [ IPIOl'11M 1t11r 11'11 f1r1t 1111bllct!lon of !hit noHct. Dl!lld MI Y I, l tn . MA.ll:IA J..t.NE GILMAN E•tcu!rl• cl tflt Will el t!\t '"'°"' n1m.., dtc:tdtnl Wll.l.IAM M. Wl l.COll lfrrl . 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I~ [ _,... l~ I -·-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;!;;ii;;~\~;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;;~~;;; Irvin• Coron• del M•r Cost• Mes• l lH~u~n~t~ln~g~t~o~n-B~H~m~,_,-f ~:;:~;--;M;;;;';~U'.:= j Fountoln V11ley I· "EMORI •'"DAY STOP DREAMING CAN'T SELL YOUR HOME? This 1d could ht about ynur hnmf' It j t 111t~ li\lf"I "'·1th ua. \\'r 11oulrl e.\po~e 11 to the kl('t! markrt rhrouah our membtr~h1p '" !l('\'f'tal mulr1plr boa.rd•. and our mmh,ntorl AAle lore~ frorr. all of our oll1res 11ouJd 11·ork par11culn.rly hard for yoo . The con1m1!s1on you would pay U.!1 u.·htn your home &e lls 1o1'0Uld probably ht one of the bfo~t "buys" y()u wiU l'\'er make! Call 675-7225. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC. R E ALTORS BY Ou.·ner. 2 BR. 2 Ba, 2 i;tory. Older home. 11,. blk to ocf'an. Has v i e 11·. 673-Z141/5.12-119j, NO DOWN TO VETS 4 B STOM "' """ 3 Bl<, 2 "'· Qu i•! cornu . *HOME R 1~U PR ESTIG~ -SPECIALS-• START LIVING Thia near-new horn• \lo'Ul tum on anybody's pit• 1y~pat1! tma1in&tive and spolles&. Three Bedrooms, de:n. f.amlly room and s,eparate dln1n& room. \\'&llc to tchools, pools, parks, ten. n11, eir. ln Univ•l"IL!ty Park Al $.i'.'l.900. Ca.J 646-Tln. Boal apace. Neat fl'ftV. .. y Ii "'Rr • C "·,· I 'Jin " c.n. at~• cti p , NEED SIX shoppina:. $39.500. Hurry! lrg rrm. rm ~·JttrPpl, lo\·el,y BEDROOMS ---iGE,Mll---shag 1hruoot. all rlec kitch, 1610 \\'. Cout Hwy .. N.B. $41.500. Drive by 9961 l.Arge home, 111.rte berlmom11, \l'••lh•••n. ask1r11 SJS,900. SmaJI home REAL TORS 642-4623 k 1-~ HOMEBUYERS Mrlroom1. as in1 "".......,. OPE~ HOUSE Both a\·ailabl, nn dou.'n VA \~THEREAI, '{ S~'.l':'.'T~R,,S - Quality 3 BR Rancho :0.!esa 531.2250 REAL TY ~1•2951 or low do\\n f'HA tf'rm~. 111:1me on Cor. lot 11• BA. EASTERN CHARM f'arn Rm. F".P.'1 in Ir out. BY Ou.>ntr-Sharp 3 brlr. 2 ba. Homeiic:k for 11 rf"d brick $31.9.)(), 6 "."~ VA, Ry OY.ntr. fam rm, formal din rm, house~ fonnii.1 d In i n i 9();)"L1ard Pl. 97S.-7412 rom park & 3 pools, 11.ssume room? t..ara:e living room In8 ORIOLE DR., A1ESA 6i , GI, S32·500 968-9477. and a separate parlor? An VERDE. NE\\' 3 Br., dlnini GREEN Brook Home. f .V. 4 11.rbour in the back yard? rm., lamlly rm .. 2 haths, Bdrm., 2 Ba., family and Located 1n H u n I 1 n gt on CUTE AND COZY dbl sPlf c!f'an o\'PO, upgr11.d. dining room. Single atory. Bearh 11nrl onlv S3:\.9.'l0. This 2 bdrrn. 2 ba . home also ed 1·1,,1s. 11h1tke roof. 01'.·ntr· By ou.'ner. 968--0Ut. CLOSE To THE has a den, 2 ~lc:s., broker. 546-"iO.if. 5 Br & 3 bl. HeatM pool . B"EACH AND SO 0 0 0 c1tlhf!draJ be-am . ceWrtrs: 1''0 FIXING-Top"-·,. 4 B•, F--lr In ~a1ter B. R . INEXPENSIVE 11·pt bar'. IC1v.·. maintel'lllnce """"'"' • ·" • . 1 Jandscap1111 W1th aprlftklera big sepr master sui1e, huge 14'="2.~000.c...·~963-c.c~'"='~'~l-l ~·~p~m~·-11/hen y111.1 see this n!al Y & 1 1 !Ion All 7 a n ce COTN'r oca , liv rm. deep shag crpt all 4 Br + Lrg Bonus Room sha':f', 3 "~1·d~mthhnme rt'u for l'.lnly "5.900 rooms. r-;,.w p11.lnt. vinyl Conven·ient to f\\·ys Lrg lot "·on Ot:" le\e e price. fixtures, brick patio. plant· yard, nnlv $24.MO. floors. v:ater softentr, ne1v v.·111 FHA. $35,000 s°.47.J957 . Professionally landscaped i ' .·. red hi·11 ers & bbq, $36.~. p h 0 n e BY O\\'NER. 4 BR .. 1%. BA . CALL 540-fj.,\\ SUPER duplex. Beauti!uUy 545-7R8.'>. fam. rm. 11hag cpts., 1.800 SHERWeeo REAL TY redone. front unit-3 br, 2 sq. fl. S3l.500. 963-2146 or l8964 Brookhurs! r.v.. REALTY ha, frpl, din rm, neu.·ly • BY oii·ner in !llt"sa del 1213' 379-6721. Univ. Park Center, Irvine redecoratM. Brand ne"' 2 Ma r -3 br, 2 ha. ls..=Jl sq ft . \~'A:"\T A POOL H0:\1E'.' BUY LIKE RENT CAil An\'l1me B.13--08)) hr. I ba back unit. 644-AAl.c. ShllkP ror>f. Xlnt cont!. Can 4 2 B ri l h ded t Of • 8 ' 8 PM assume GI loan. Sl4,250. I Br.' ()I a. cr~;· 1~9p11, cov GI. Sth. totah. ca: ne,e ....... o hce hours Ai\1 to • Broadmoor Beauty For 11ppt rnll 50-iO~. patio. vner ......... . ~~re hase t IS/I·.~ u=rn'lf - h Huntin'"ton Be•ch ,...,.nc rro ir ' "" sq 1' SIX BEDROOMS T 11 heautiful 4 beriroom BEST Col!Pge Park buy _ • fe11t ur1ng hr1rk hrt'pl. rear home is con\' P n 1 r n t Iv Qpf'n 11·knds. Sharp J br. Lo patio, i\·/w crpts & drps, A famlly home th1t will loc:11tf'rl cl°"P to schools and doi\'M, $.11,950. 293 Bov.·ling LARWJN'S ideally loc on a qUlf'I 11., plr11~e :\!nm in e\·try IA'l\y. shopping, and 011·nenih1p E'n-GrPcn Or. BEST BUYS just minutes to shopping & &'t!MOm a.rrangement ideal Hiii"~ you to a pr1v<1te s1•:1m BY 0 "'"'-'r _ Lovelv 3 BR schls. $26,990. full price. for children: greenbe-lt loca. club. Thi& is a mo~t un1q~e fpl. cor lot rm ior boat' * $215. J>f"r mo. inrJ's all. tion near pool , tennis. I: floor pl11n 1 hat you "·1!1 • • • LUSCIOUS VILLAGE blc~·c!r "paths. pro\'\de Sale I I r11mpt>r 2835 Portola Or. IM"IACULATE < BEDROOM ove~ Call 67fl-722:>. 546-J031. " REAL ESTATE N!'creafion; beau!lful palio1 TO\\'NHOUSE, thick expen-5Jl-j800 546-&103 & decking for entertaininc . COLWELL , PROPERTIES, INC. REALTORS Costa Mes• Dream House Special Now you can buy her that dnam house because this 1s 1t. 4 hure bedtwma. 2~~ lux- urious bath!!, lot'! of eoxtra room. Prtsllge model 11·ith ankle deep cfiorpet11 thruout, draJ'lf'S to match. Huge serrarate fam ily r oom. Tr11de in that olrf model on this $49.500 special. Seller 11·ill ronliirler all oHrrs. Call C wALl<ER & L££ n.raltoni 545-9'191 2790 Harbor Blvd. 11t Adams Open Ev~s. YOUR CHOICE 3 BR. 2 BA or 4 BR, 2 BA. Each quiet rts. Aft'-'\ ye! close to schools, churches &: shopping, incl So. Coai;t Plata. . NO DVt'N VA- S:\IALL D\VN FHA Newport at F1irv iew 3 BR. 1~6 ba., nu cpts. drps, Jg CO\. patio, good \\'-side loc. Nr. all schools. $26.750. 2207 Ralrigh. Owner ~~9882. Prine only. EASTSIDE. 4 BR, bit-ins, lrplc, lam. rm. y a rd w/trees. Good atta. By , owntr. $37,00067~11 MESA VERDE. 4 br, Beaut- iful Home. \\Tell kept. Must see! $48,950. Ownr 557-8794 E•st llluff BLUFFS PLAZA $30,200 DOLL HOUSE -2 BR., ~plit level, t'nd unit, rrttnbelt, "ho"·place! Ne1l'ly redecor. thruout. Ll'.!11·est mainten· anc:e duel! & leasehold. Ex· elusive "'ilh - 2414 Vista del Oro Ne1\·port Bf'ach 644·1133 ANYTJ~1E OPEN SAT. 1-5 s1ve shag carpet thruout, A rt'lli buy at $55,000. formal d4Jing room, 21.ii 0\\'NER anxious. Elegant baths 1 and fuu.r BIG bed· Spani1h dt"sign. 4 bedrooms, roems. Ov.-ner transft'lTed ~uge family room, Spanish -u.,e·~·e got a'"SeU it no11•" arch11·a~·s, Elri;11nt entry price or $35,500. CaU larv•ln hall. Xtra storage an!u. quick to see this. Brk. $2'1.500. 962-1373. * O\VNER leaving. $\l·im pool BIG FAMILIES \\'i!h Litr--0-Matic pool ired hill REALTY Univ. Park Gentl!r. Irvtne Calh Anytime,833-0820 Office hours SA:\I to B PM \VANT TO HEAR A \lo'HOP· CO\'er, delightful patio :tnd PER? How 'bout a whoppln' yard. 4 Bedrooms, familyli;;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::;: blg 3 bedroom family room mom, df'n , larre rooms I• "Showcase home~" 2400 aq. lhruoul, Brk, $ 3 7, 0 0 0, A RARE FIND ft! 0on·t tell the kids to "get 842-2561. I-Story. 4 Bdrm .. 3 ba., 3 car lost~" in !his home, ifll take -.---~----~! 1ar. Bi!autiful Broa.dmoor, you a \l'tt'k to find thrm. ge,. 0\\ NER desperate. Sp~nish Turtlf' Rock. o e c 0 r 1 1 0 r this home today! Covf'r~ Arches, beautifully desi.gn~d drllpPs, Xlnl Joe. walkin.a: palio, 3 car garage, &exy hom.-. &tep do\1•n !1v1ng di1t. 10 rlf'ITI. Ar. hifh &chool. Roman bath in the master room, 4 bedrooms, dl!n. A i\iUSf SEE AT $48,750 . . f11.m1ly room. famous g11rrlf'n INCLUDING THE L.\f\'D. 11u1te lllld morl!. Priced nght ,., h B k 1 3 3 7 • 0 &I 142 ~ l 1 , t c en. r . , ., , ,.;vv. a* arM in. -'=<6--0604=~·~=~=~- N EE D A 2 BEDROOM REPOSSESSIONS WITH NO MAINTENANCE? BACHELORS, PUSSY CATS For information lll'ld location of these FHA &: VA homes, contar t - C'!l ol (I \·Iii!. ---''i·Ji.11\io r "Sll"CE 19-16" OR SMALL FA.\1JLY -KASABIAN CC1me taJI in love ii·ith this 1s1 \\'r~tern B:ink Bldg. 2 bf:odroom 2 bath townhouse. Real Estate 147-9604 Un1ve rs1ty Park, Irvine It's "Move in" clean and -Days 552-7000 Nights ooly ' miouJ.. fn>m th• HONESTL y -=-- beach and all activities ..... ·hen: !!l!.e can you !ind a 3 3 BR .. 2 ba .. atrium $325/335 $1,000. les11 thl\J\ "Neu.·" BR, 1 Ii; BA condo, incl 3 BR., 2ba .. fam. rm .•• SJ3S CO RI . ~27,950. at lAT\\'in. . U.'Shr. dt;T, retrig. crpts, \VE HAVE Oni'ERS 968-4405 Anyttme drp!'?' Also features bltin * SPECIALS * e!ec RIO. FA ht. used brick $24 ,950. AU. T~~1S. 3 BR, fin:pl. Vacant. xlnt loc. 2 Ba, like new Crpts, drps, STOO. d<m'n incl au com, d g h w 1 hr , "''lllersoftent-r . Paymt11 less than rent. -rush! illJge Real EstJ te 1J11 l1'l 1Plld . ---'-I l.1·1di11r "SINCE 1946" 646°8811 {1nytime) j ..... ~~~~ .... 1 f\:IESA VEfl.DE VALUE Spnciou& NE\V 4-bedroom, 3- bath exec:uti\'e 2 ·story home. F illed \\'ith extras. Formal livini: mom .,,·ifh !trrplace. Formal dining room. BrPakffl st nook. C()un:ry kitcl'H>n \l'ilh 111rge 429 VISTA FLORA Btaut. 3 BR .. 3 ba. rondo: imm11c. lhruout. All rooms spacious. Glass encl. trplc., \1·et ba.r; ltLxurious carp. & drapes. Tinted 11•indo .... ·s. E:ec. g.'lrage door opener. Even·1hing & more than you ever dreamed about in th is beautiful setting on tht gn-enhf>Jt. MORGAN REAL TY 673°6642 675-6459 * U'.!t·l!Jy 3 BR, ram Uy rm. Lusk. Derorator inlerillr. BeAul. lndscpd. $53,500. By 01vnrr. 644·2341, 644-0032, Sellers bought lfll'll!r home 1, __ l11t \Vestem Bank Bids. 4 BEDRM CONDO. Good t62"'4471 ( ~::.) 54641 OJ University Park. Ir"ine loan 11.ssu.mptjon. Paymts BY BWNfR. 4 BK. 2 bll.lh D•y1 552-7000 Nights lesg than renl. Gd cond · s, Crpt1, rlrps, & refrig. Small la m r ~. frplc. ~tc. 3 .YT5 BY ou.·ner 3 BR. fam rm, dn . ...,,./2nd. Av11.U 6-1 ne11·. \\ aJk to Edison High, Plan 1. Broadmoor Turtle fam ily room. F" o u rt h bedroom & third balh id eally located for u~e ai; maid's quarters or guc~t roon1 . Utility room 11'ith \1·asher / dryer hookup. Sprinklers. block wall fen- cing, luxurioui; carpeting & drapes, d i~h11·asher. $38.500.1 1658 Utah Circle. Call 54&-333.1. 5°/o DOWN MESA VERDEii Delightful 3 BR cutif" just 1uaitlng for you! Crackling fireplace. new i;hag carpeting and ii.I I this on a quiet i;;treet t., blk to park & shopping. Hurry $29,950. Ca!l 979--1050. ~21 · Triplex With Golf Course View VP!)' n<'11t k clean 2 Bedroom ho1nr. I Brdroom uni! over S:RrRI:!" & anothrt' 1 Berlroom unit on ~t·ound floor. All \lke i;rpa.rAte hou~!i. Corni;'r lot. lrle11l for rett~d rouple 1\'"' n ti n Jr: hou~e & inrome. $j7,9;(1 Call 646-717l to see. \-Ol THE REAL \"'V. ESTATERS ' " ·.· 'v OPEN MON. 1-5- 191 BUOY ST. Cll!lJ! 3 BR It family rm. C.overtd patki. S32,9S(). -GE:MMi-- t6t \\f, Coast Hv.-y .. N.B. REAL TOM 642--4623 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Fountain Valley VETERANS in the heart or Fountain Val!t'y ac:ros~ the strttt from i\1ile Square Country Club & park. Sellt'r has bf'f'n transferred. 4 Irg BR's. formal din rm, all elec k1tch, sep. uhl rm, O\'er~izerl 3 gar f: a r, mas~1ve f1repl, upgraded crprs & drps thruout. Beaut ld~p<l \\·/roncrete hlock \\·11.lJ & CO\'d patio. See for yourself. $3j,j()(J. I' illage ReJI Estate HZ-4471 C :::J 14MIOJ DISCOURAGED BY INFLATED PRICES? \Vhy _pay the additional £';ti seHek arid on 10 rne price tn rover broker'!! comml!lsion'.' O\\'nrr "·ill sell for $31.950. hnmt' near same model 11•hirl1 ~old for $34.500. bv &grnL H!lme h11.~ 4 BR, ii& BA , dlninx rm. fr p I c, rci1·rrNl pa110, htrl:!e lenced lot u.•/plrnty of room for ex- p;in~ion. Xlnt 1chool &: 1hop- ping cl!'nlrr ,.,·it hin walking <iistan<'f'. 847-83T.:. O\\'NER must sell. Assume 5,. ':1' apr Joan, low monthly payment1, large family room, coey den, <I bedrooms. used b r I c k brk, $31,500, 841-6691. OWNER trans. 3 btdrooms a: den, dining room, family room with handaome natural b r I c k llrtplace, natur3.1 wood pa.nelln&, decorator wallpaper, patio. Brk. $27,900, 962-SSM. · ElemenlllTY schlll. &. ()('tan. Rock. 0 .... 11 the I and Children never li\'td here. 8l'J-2i98 • FOUR SEASONS BEAUTY. 4 BR, 4 BA, Jg film rm 1v/ fpl, forml din or dl'n, As· !lume VA lollll. Submit cash dou.'n, N!jar Bl!ac:h, Quick po11s. CALL 847·8507 ~~ do,\·n. $35.950. ·213;,1 SCARCE Sa.ml Dollar Ln. 714 -• • • • • 516-.~392 . As Hen's Teeth ~~~=-~~~--I THE m~t sought Alter flaor GOV'T. OWNED pl'" " Univ•mty Ptrk: Rep.is~ssl'd homf's. L'll\' Th~ dramatic "LA u.lle." down. Governmenl pa y9 Co m p lf'tely rf'deeorated clnsin11: ("()Rf!':. C111l ~·4441. thruout. 2.~ Sq. ft. of good * Crest Realty r11m lly li\'tng~ 11J Str p.!1 from the" major greenbelt! 0f. OPEN Hou~ Sat & Sun. frred a t S44 .!50 Fra nci~c11n Fountain home . ll"CLUDlNG THE LAND! 4 Br .. 3 Ba., 3 car gar., fa m An lncomparablr v11.lue! COOL OFF NOWI nn. util. rm. Cpt, drps. 5 BR + POOL lndscp, sprinkl ing syslf'!m. $37,900. F·i nancing avRil S 4 6. 9 O O. Large home in x.lnt a.rea . Owner, 847-3082. r-1.lo li"I 1i·lltl, ---, ·1 I 1·111111 r l"ew W/\I.' 11hag carpet& and NEAR Beach -Beautiful big lot1 of ~sh pa.tnt, firj!place, BR, din Rm .. crpts, drape&, all builttns, H&F + low dsh/wsh., enc patio, beaut. "SINCE 1946'' maint.enance b1ek yard. yrd. sprinkler. S 2 7, 5 0 0. lst \Vestern Bank Bldg. Submit. Call 847-1221. 962·2194. University Park, Irvine 17141 Beach Blvd .. H.B. IMMAC. 3 BR. 2 BA. new Days 552·7000 Nights cu st drJ!!!i I: shag crpt. Xlnt[!""""'""""""""""..;;!!!!; J neighborhood. 1 mi. to Legun• Be•ch beach. Anxious! $31,450. 96S-4971. BY OWNER -3 Br. 2 Ba, SOLD view lot, forml!r model home, furn & apple . All my listing11. Need home5 av11U11.ble, $32,500. 495-4312, 11inimum do1\'n moves you to adverti!!ie anrl 11ell. For 83G-;876 into lhi5 large family rm professional, efficient 11er· -"""c.;-•-=~~==~-1 home. 3 Bdrm1. 2 h11.th5. Full 11ire BEACH HOUSE price only $28,500. Cal! now, C•ll June Blair 968-7833 . $29,500 ii \1·on't la!!!! 15 yrt in Real }:;~!are Sales Qu111nt hom~ area ; cioie tn. REAL ESTATE FAIR RED CARPF.T REALTORS Beam c.f"il·1 .. fir. to ctil. ( 714 ) 536-2551 962· 7771 frplc ·· pic ture window, rtf .. --------1\·a~h!"r. 1 Br \\'/bath VISIT POL YNES IA "BOAT GATE MISSION REALTY .~731 in your own hack yard. F"ish + ALLEY MYSTIC HILLS ponrt .l \\'aterlall, oolorM \ · · liahts, Jarae trees. :\ BR. 2 rash rlov.-n to euy monthly 'hile 'vatf'r view, ov@rlook- BA home wllrs l\v rm, payment. 3 bl!droom1 + ing city It beach. 4 Bdrms., fl'.lrmaJ din &rea w/mir-family room $2.1900 2 bath!!; formal dinlna A rored wii.lls. Only $25,500. · ' · family rms. Living rm. has Cell June Bl•ir 9 .... 7133 frplc. It terrific view, Prop. m:y ln mint cond., com- RED CARPET REALTORS Rtaltota 963-33n pletely n!deeor. 1 year •So· 962·Tm E•sy care landscaptna. 15 Vacant Homes $700. MOVE IN 165•000;. ~ 3 .l ' Bedrooms, lood a.rta, Stller paya alJ othe.r cosllll. •2800 * 110me with ;iools. FHA A $202 tncl everythlns. 3 Bl\ 2 ·•·· ·~ ~ CI 1tnancjng, $'1Xl. to $1000. BA. features tlec bltin .....-. . ~ total down and rtnt 'til ea-RIO. W/\V crpta. drps, u• f)~~:co;:;,.-~ crow closet. Call now -td brick firepl, YA ht. patio. ~ ... :::::;:.""fMIA.CIAI. Roberts & Ct. ff2·J511 Vacant -xlnt loc. °"""' MEADOW HOME 1 OWNER Inns. 3 bOdroo""• If DUl'L&X $32.SOl')-.4 BR. 3 BA. new •hl!.I (!en, dinlni room, na1un1l Two 1-bdnn. &pta. with tuest C'rptl • drps. Ha s wood cabintls, plct\lft! "''i~ fil-4471 ( :=,) J.46.1101 'tudio. Walk to bitch 4 auu.m11.ble loin or wtll do\VI, po~lar (.'f'ntral flont 1hoppin1. me111ns 1 1 r 0 rttlnanct. Sharp h 0 us fl , plan. Bull Un rRnre &r. oven. vacancy. Pnct'd to 1tll a t aOO<t area. Netr T.T. Kl S\\•lm pool, Park llke yard. DIVORCE forcts tale below $44.!m. • School. Only Sl6'0. dn. Bkr, $24,900, 962-SSU. m11.1'ktt. Court 11ayg Mil tor OWNER LEA VING-2!-i yrs SJ2,500. f Br Oe•n Hom• • Mw 4 BR, 14 BA. f•m nn, 1mmed oetUpy. Mu1:t 1ee to Have toml!tblAa you want to ltll? ClauWed ad1 do tt ••U • coll NOW ~'It •tone flrtpl, uwat!td crpti, bt\1tve. By owntr. 162-7097. JO~ &nm. 133,950, RED ft'• • o ... tu .... u yoUt REAL ESTATE CARPET It. EA LT 0 R. S ltem1 with eUt, UH Da.ll3 11') Glt'Me)o'rt 9&2·7TT1. Pilot O-i!Jed. 61J..36TT, -71 - . .AO tan • \ cl I l 1 34 _, St l I I ' ! L, -• ., * * (h *' s; v h • g [] cc n B " k • t; ~4; ~ 3 I L 15 to RE ov 1 ,M -Ml ,... l s .. bl h< F• fh "' Cl fa .. id "' ro w• SI d d• C1 , • -r ' • ' . ~ ~ .... _ ...... [il [~_ ..... _"' ;;:l;.;~I [ -... ,.... 1~11.( "'""''"'-"]~[ -·"-l~ 15 House1 f urnlsC 300 Houuis Unfum. 305 T"'ltl•!, M11 JO, 1972 ---·--...... , ..... L•9un• teach Newport Beech l.londQ, M•1 29, an DAILY PILOT .J~ 125 FAMILY SIZE 4 Bdrm~ plus d"n. dlr1ing room. h\IUt-in k!tc~n. 1\'lth OVl"r 3.COO zsq, If. ol HvlnR &pace. 2 CAr gare.gc .le fenc- ed yard \vHh roorn for pool. All this .t: a vlt1v fron1 eyery roo.rn, for $'49.51Xl. ---------lnvt1tmtnt 1Hou111 Unrurn. 305 1C-M Opportunity 120 Cotl• Mt•• 01te ••• .U.OORAOO 2 'lR, l\, Bi\, liAltBOn VIEW llO~IES U 'xj;l' BUDDY ~lobilc Homf' WATERFRONT CANDY SUPPLY ROtrrI~ $11.i-,..Util pd, Lr~ Bach FRE--E-l_l ___ I lux. cpl!i, cult. drps. ?\1, Oprn Houle' Sot/Sun/~lon Royal Palm~ Prk (Pahn:i INO SEUJ.NG lNVOVEO) E/s!dt', full kl!. Nice. L•ndlords-Owntrs v.·eJl.Jnrbcpd. low mntnce, lSlJ Port Cllllrlea Pl Springt) adults, Attract R·l f et' lot in Nev.'poM PAR'r OR Jo"ULL 1'11'!£ $l;;().l Br. Gar Apt. f'ully \\'r \\ill reft'r 1~nllnls to )'OU covrd J)lllo It oarden v.·a.lk. l\1011.a('() 2 BR, den. 2 bath. furn'J. Xlnl in & out. $5700. SbOrt'5. Only S:al.000. Nov.• available tn On.nge 1 0 _, C r1 J."REE of cha.""• Mony • B O 644-4!W6 um. DAICOll)'. arpo · RENT•L FINDERS ~ ... • • • paved sldeyard for boat or ~Y'"""~"~·nc~'~·~*~~-~-644--0619. Bl LL GRUNDY County and •W'l'OWIJlni lll'Ul!I Pd, 1 + FAM rm. ,... detlrabll' tena nt:< on our C r l~ 500 A bl c I •1· '161 y • .,. .... w. ''"'· COSTA waA n1npe • ,.,, • •suma e BY OWNER. 3 Br. Home. * * KIT 1°":;o z BR, cc:un· Re• tor -area1. ou may e.ep_ )'C>ur Duplt'\'.. N\Cf'IY furn . \l"a.ltlf\I: 111r. &%% loa.n. Owner. 831·1185. POOL. \VESTCLIFF AREA. pJf."lely turni!hed. Adu It 3-11 Bayside, Npl. Beuch present position. All loca· Yrd/pntio. Houses * Apts. ALA Rent•I• e 645-3900 4 BR. 2 BA, f.am rn1. lndry Mf>.91M • $49,9;i(I. park In Newport Beach. FOR SALE lions arc oommerclkl or $27>1..ra 2 + paychadellc * 645--0111 * AO Ian I 38 900 .. ~ ~·11 548-4100 fal"torv turnlshed by U& .. 1 •Budget Bachelor, fur11. all rm., v e\v, shag cpl,$ • · Newport Hel•h._ .,.,ulN• ...a • ·~ · b1r, NI~ f<'atu.ret. Idea. ~·--·~ L11iidl11rd1 Pr!n. only. 831-3836. • 1 • Industrial Baya. Almost nt\I' QuaHllN pereon w i I J l:Ouple or bflt'h@lors. .-'"'" ... ullJ lnch.Utd S85 NEWPORT HEIGHTS li and well teased 4 Blds:"s. bee<)n1e tli~hibutor for 0111· NU-VIEW RiNTALS ALA Rent•ls e '4S.3900 Newport Bei1ch l"l.X.ER. UPPER 11111 f1ta11. ,a Containing 13 unit• each randy \Mounds, Aln1ond 673--4030 or <19-1--32,tR WE'RE By 01vrMlr 3 BB, I BA, 2 Glniral .g bi<Jg. $28,000. Salt prlct', Joy, B1tby Ruth. But· • Quiel Rl'h'C!at! Huge POOL rooms connected to ga1·a~. t ach bldg. Call John or Rtx tcrnnaer, Ne11lu. Pla.nWrs. LANDLORDS I U11~h. :cn1I yrd. !ill ulll !no REAL ESTATE 1190 Ci.lrnneyre Sl. 4~4-9473 f>4~316 itr LACUNA BEA(:JI * ~" Landscape archil~!'s cJrraJl\ liouse. ~re11thtakil1Jt vJey,• of ocea.n, villa.gt' & hills. $\\'imn1i11~ pool, :SJ>ll, foun - lain, dl't·k. firPpit, benches l.:. custor11 sculptured pieces thruout. 3 BR, 2 BA, many extras. $62,t:m. 0 1vrwr 1714) 642-{;391 or <71414.<14-T.M9. lllt'a.I honle hl prime llarhor 1'11rJ..l11g l':p;icc for boat. Lge Acreig• for sale 150 546-1600. Invt11lmt'nt Div. Tontsl(' Rolls, Pay Day, Fl?f:E RENTAL !'ERVICF. B (Kl I Sll:i, Jll~hland!I. 4 Spacious BH... lot. nr. llChOOls, 616-9714 01· -... ~ ~lllk Duds, Ht'ffiK"ll Pc·:.nul / :O.J11ny 1lc1'lro~!e 1r_rv111t~ 011 A ALA Rent1l1 e 64S..390I) I ,1 ti\fl-1:116, Ask for Dolly. ,. nt l;'y' CJ ... J~utlt'l" Cuo -ad\"t>rtiM'<l Ila· 0<.11· '.1a1.11.n~ I.1st: \\1' li•"!"f'rn. •• • F, ~· , . . am. i-n1 .. ~ baths, sr11. t -\li>OU ry I In -.. ''""oil o",, TI' ,,,,., \\"••I ~ll<'riahl1t1•.! in Cosll\ ~lrsa, --Uull.\ __ \\1111t~~] Br, '"""''''rm "'"'""bit.,· .-BY .orwNE_R __ ' UR OWN ' '"' y . . . I I ' I . """ "" k" / k ." . . ., PICK YO 111·c-a na1ion11J <.'Oinpan,·. ~c1vport Beach &; llunun,g-~1·"r~ r 11~ 1.;; II\" ~all1<' . • ' ,... · '"~ P"l o .,1..:,, <'pl/drp.~. & O. ~park!ing ;1 HR, s11an1:sh char1ner. Rc-1 J '' 1. 1 1 tlA' '"n Brl\rh 1111h !hr C''\•·1"pllo11 ot a 111•1\" ALA R•ntals e 641-3900 hcntrd pool $14 000 d I d "'' NGES 3-2 UNITS "l')' ui.: I 11'11.'<"ll"rlt po f'll ...... , . I . . THE . P.O. IN. T "s' o c I e ~'"' 000r..,.,cco64~~6tedl9J, I ORA \·ou tnust hn1·f' 2.S hrs. !)(!1· BEACON * 979-21 13 n,' (h'es,s 111 l111·h i,; n~:hl nr .11 • f'\"t:1';Ds Lo1·r• .., nr r ncl caut. OC •• """· • _ .r <.G "ct a cr-,., R'•v••·,·,u·. Over 2 acres of tuy living. I . (d -~---- -'oor o our p1'('11ou~ :uJ. • · d 673 !"~" ..,A " ~.. ~ 1rrck SJ)al'C t1n1C" A)'S or $275. 2 plus den-Shnr11 & 0 , .. ,,1, i.::1r lricd yr1I. kl1l11/""t . £xrlu.siY<.' Balboll. Peninsula _ays, . """evl's . ...:e any· Lievf'I \Yith frontage on hvo garden apartments near I rvc~. • i·lean. >-rpl, air, 11:ardener • $1,10. ,,, Point. Jmpreui\'e 4 BR., 3 lime. dedicatt>d roads. 512 Valen· Santa Ana Counl;r Club.' $1,7~ REQU.IRED ir>cl. Agent 956-. 2;i00. ALA Rentals e 6'4S..3900 bathi;, t'xtra large liY. l'm. & 3 B_R. Vacnnl. R-2 rocnn to cla orange lrtts. Al·l :cone. Sched~~e Ahow.• 15 1" return for more information """itf': LANDLORDS * 2llO Chateou Way * huge 18x40 family r1n. build. $29,900. AgenL Available in one parer! or I on la % ~\\n. ~fn~ l'X· "ROUTE DEPART~tENT Fount1in V•lley • NJCr:sr~ '.I Br, s tv/refrig. Beam ceillngs. Ma .s s iv e 675-0144 646-7414 will dlv'•d•. p,·,ced at $5,000 change. Lu1ted Pr 1 cc: N 23 .. p 0 "" 1739 cpt/<irp!J l'hild/<ml 1 all In tm t n. • · · ..,.,x AVAIL June 15111. 4 BR, 2 ' · pc OJ.Hn Sot/Sun/Mon. Oceqi View! Beaut!tul "l BR. 2 bath home "'ilh formal dining & family rooms. LiY· ing rm. w/lgt. frplc. Niel' patio area ~. Good ntlj:hborhood, close I o schools. $A2.500. frp.lc., la~ patio. Shown by l. A R G E J 0 t, Tl-2. per actt', For further infor-~-~·~· c546-~:i, ves en Covina, Calif. 91772 BA. nice yRrd, 10 min to \\"r \\ 11l :-:1111 Olfrr Onr S151l · app't. $79,500. redecorated, new crpt, 3 br. malion, please call Glenn ivis 00• • lncludt' Phone No. beach. Children/~t l'On· ALA Rent•lt e 64S-3900 CALL · Q. . '<I 6 ·? 4 14 $26,8.iO. 826-5559 or 5-18-6781. 1 IR!ilam \\•ith AVA I LABL E--:o.i~red S300/nio. 96Z--J53l. f R EE • E/s1de Lo\"t--ly ! 2 Br, enrl ~\:I~ Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. £nr, 1111 utll incl S16!l. ~lld#C. ~;;,a;;,n_C;_1;;,•_m_•_n_t• ____ 511-2621; Eves/Wlo1ds Ca.II NOW Lagun• B••ch RENTAL ALA Rentals e 645·390_0 .!!...!•r_N,!.,,~:,··:o~t orrltt LOWEST PRICES JN TOWN Rivl'rslrlc. 687-115.5 I d I I s Large Corp:iretion desires $150-Ulil Pei. Uniqul' Ba<'h. • Nt:ED ~tor~ Roon1~ :i Flr. ---2 BR $25,950. & 3 BR $27,850. &. n Ultr G pace rcsponsibll' pc.l'SOn to di!!-full kitchen. Lrg prlv pat lo. ·i fi / I BAYfRQNT, PJER both \\'/frpk·, 1iatlo, lncd 80 ACRES, New Mf'xico, nr. For Lease 11·ibutc TENCO (a Division \'le\1•. SERVICE S20)_n. cpl' i·ps, kid1/t>f!l. ytl, xlnt con(\. na.1ional fort"S t. S61.2:i PER of Cocn-Colal COFFEE I _, 1 * * ON '~ i\Crtl'.: • * ACRE. S49 hto. 968--0047. 1-1440 Sq' -sn111!1 officr $17~Uti vu· IJll, n~·11 ALA R1nt•ls • 645·3900 CRES ct V I! plus shop ...... ~l8J nio. rr.ODUCTS. i·rpl s/rtrr~. hr:1111. Ill<". ("',\L l l 'S 'f(H > \ \' 3-A;1~~2-uafh, pool, nt>11 * 499-2SOO * atJ)~~ Charn1ing 5 BR bc>nch hon1e ~.lC.Jl ,. .... G,_t .... C""-". -.... si._ ... , C...•• BEACH FRONT Fabulous \•ie\v, bcnut. beach. 2 BR, 2 BA, gorgeous 011·11· }'OUNH\"n apt!!. Security, elevator, pool, gar. $4..l,CO'.J to $55.000. O\\•ner will lease- p u r ch a a e option. 71.fi :499·300 :i Bkr,, 213: 8-IS.522.i EMERALD BAY Charmin;:: 3 Br + f'a1n. rm. Inlrnacula!c! Ot·can side of JJwy_ Vi e1v. Ideal localio11. $145.000. ~1usl 111'c! TED HUBERT & ASSOC. 34TI Via Lido 675-8500 SUPERB Opportunlty-01\'n('r tra.nslerre~\\"a.nts action! :: BR, 2 B,\ home on J\lyr.tlc Hill. Askina-$43.500. i\1akc your otter. \\' h I t a kc r Realtor, 49'-4434. on sandy shore. J::xciling ·I BR, newer, ocean vie11•, har bor action • choice pool, an1e11 !lle.!1. $64,750. l0<·alt. 1 ** 2 OS l ** 2301 Bayside Dr. SlGS,000 2 house~ on I lot. On ocean By Appointment bluf!. 0<-"Cnn vle\\·. \Valk Ted lfubc11 675-8500 do11"n td°'bcnch. $46,7;,Q. * BY O\\'NER * Thomsen Realty 492.-9550 Look over our competition. South Lagun1 \\'e hnve & have priced this ___ _;:.... ____ _ homf:' for a !a.,t sale! Cw t. SAVE TWO \VAYS bit 4 BR, all xtras. Nr. 1. By reduction in priCf'. schls. $42,000. Open Sat & 2. By no sa.lts commission Sun 12-5. 2212 J\largartt Dr. MONARCH BAY 6¢-0148 or (714) 753.-0393 A picture b!:>ok 2 s1'lry coll. Colonial hon1e, 6 )'1"5 old. 4 HARBOR Vif'w Hnme • 5 Br. Sorpcrset. Xtras. fer. land. 6~4-1917. 1833 Port ~1argatc. Enjoy Hol id&y5 At H;,.;;-; 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH $38,950 4 Betlroo1n 2 Bath,: P:i.1io Nc1\•port llon1c. B!'ee1.y, Brighl Roon1s! Rcdccor.! Nr 1v l.....1\1"!1! \Vorkshop And BIG Dog Kennel! Priv11te Bc:1ch. Poo\J1 And Tennis! Ch\•ncr 642-32-16 or 673--Jj70 xtra large bdrms. Moster bdrm suite "'/lrplc OC· cupies en!irt" 2nd floor. 31 ~ HA, l.al'~C sunny kit 1\"/nll the custom xtras. Plus cati n{;. ar c a o\·rrlookin~ heated pool. Fol"mal din m1. Ji\· rn1 \l'/(rple !: low beam ceiling. f"n hulous, I u s h lndscping. S<.>parate Inviting gues1 house 1v/1vet har. Equipt phot1> dark rm. Con1· furtablf' outdoor 1\•ood lanai. Viev.· in 11; beaut if ul 305 ProspC"ct, Newport Beach gntehouse comn1unity. Priv -beach & priv lcnni~ courtm •Prestige 4 Bedroom ~todel PANOR~Ml_C VIEW Price wal'I S12j,000 .. now •Shn,, Drapes, F'iN'plRCf' BeauL maintained home. Sll9.t:m., O\Vner. Call day11 •Unique Deck & Patio Area 12 Bedrooms & large family 831-0670. Aii 5 PM 8t wkn<111 •Custom Features; $35,CO'.J nn. Pool. $64,500. '199-3022. Owner; 24211 La !Iermosa George Wllli•mson l ~!!!!!!il!!il!!!!!~il!!~ *'9S-5935 Realtor lit•) BY O\\'NER _ 3 Br, 2 Ba, 5~570 645--1564 MabileHomes view Jot. former model TRANSFER. Must s ~ 11 . home. furn & a ppl_c, Harbor Vic\v Home, 4 br, 2 , available. $32,200. -495-4332, ba, i.~IAnd kitchen/family 125 830-5976. rn1, u p g r 11 d e d cpl ----------Lido Isle thri>ughout, :<('Jf . c!eanini:? I FREE RENT ovcn, 2 brick patios, fel' ! FOR 1 YEAR CO:".lPLETELY remodeltd & land. $j7,000. 644-4863 On all Levitt displny models. redecor. tradi lional ho1ne. J BACK BAY. 3 BR CONDO. 1000 Villi1ge House Bdnn.~.. din. rm., den $26,230. D~h1~·shr., frpl., (S\·lOCKiSl, skirtin~. air coll· 1\'/\\·et bar. Large corner Pvt. pa tio, 2 car gar .. swim ood d k w ditioning, \\' ec 11. es Jot, East end. $99,500. pool, etc. 6~~~;, int/10~( $17.100. Noiv $14,500. .howOR() loweoo JR. do11,·n. Agt: S.W-Jl.f7. 1200 Vill•g9 Houst -.eoltqt Secluded 2 br, 2 ba Condo, (S.10052). 3 1vood decks, :416 Via Lido 675-4:::i62 ' "neat as pin", fpl, c:pts, skirting. \Vas S18,900. Now 3 BR + !am. & din nns. 45' drp&, pool, $29,500 ov.·nr $15,500. Lot, street lo street $69,500 1 _.:•_7>-'--14-'7"8----~--Contempo Communities 15 FL lot, "''· homr. Street EASTBLUFF 24002 rudg. Rout• Drive to stT«t •••...•..••• S90,000 EXECUTIVE ESTATE On Moult'ln Parkv.·ay, LICO REAL TY adjacent lo Lei.sure '''orld) Unbelievable ha.lf acre \\•/52 Lagunn Hills 830.79JO l377 Via Lido, N.B. 673-7300 BA YF"ROJ\"'T 1101\tE rier & Slip Sl4n,500 KE:\' BRmINGJ~Ailf REALTOR 675--0123 O\VNER.Custom 3 Bit. 3 BA. 2 frpl c, forn1 din. 114 Via ,lvlenlone. $7l.~i00. 675-6:148 Mesa Verde ~!ESA VERDE VALUE : Spaeloua 11C\I' 1-lledroo1n, 3-- bath CXl'CUtive 2. s I 0 r y home. FJllro 1vlth extra.~. FormaJ Jlvini: room '"ith fireplace. i~orrnlll dining room. Breakfll.!lt n o o k , Cou ntry kitchen \vllh IRO:::~ famfly room. r· our th bedroom & lhin:I bath Ideally loc11;ted fnr use as maid's quarters or guest room. Utiltty room 1vllh washl'r I dl:yer h o o k u p • Sprinklers, block wall fen. rin1r. luxurious carpetln.ll & drapes, di1hv.'81her. $38,500. Call S4&-333J. trees surrounding the pref· 1972 SHO\V ~PPER tie&t yard you'll ever see. 5 Fantaatie Royal 1\lonarch. BR, 3 BA, 2100 sq It. \\'hat See it to belie\"t it. 24:-cfi.l . more can 11'e ~ay! Buy apJi'I Patio kitchen, den & 11·pt only -Call 979-1050. bar. 0rnu~21 i ~I Contempo CommuniUl's 24002 R ldJ?~ Rou t<' Drive !On Moul!on Par\rn·Ry, adjn~nt to Leisure \Vorlrl) l.nJtUna Hills ~7900 ESTATE SIZE-LOT f NEw "'0"'1• '°''' vi,,;;.y-, Br., 2 ba, <'IO"J)('I throui:hout. 12,00'.I Sq. Ft. Lot nt end or SS.650 Cul de Sac St. $19,500. Al$0 70' x 135' Corner only $21.500 Suhn1i1 on tl'nn~. 646-7171. HA.RB Vu Hms new & unique cU!!lom Pnlenno -4 BR, 3 BA, DIR, FIR, lge pool. Exquisite extras. S68,000. 644-43M. Any day i1 the BEST DAY to run an ad! Don ' 1 delay .. cell today 642-561S. Contrn1po Communitits 2!002 Ridge Route Dri1·e IOn l\.1oulton Pnrl.."\\"'1)'. adjacent lo Leisure World) Lag11na. llllls ~7!XX> 2-lx60 \Yhlttit"r, 2 Br., 2 ha & fam. rm. Skirting &. av.'Jl- iflis. Set up in New Laguna HUI& adult park. \Vu $13,200. Now $11,9:i0. Contempo Communilies 2-1002 Ridge Routt Drive <On Moulton Parlru•ey, adjacent to Leisure \\'orldl Laguna 111111 830-T!JOO S©lld1}µ-lt£tfs~ The Puzzle with the Built-In Chuckle Ol1or1ono• lellttl al the ,,.-..,,,_ ...,~::-;-.._,,~-..._ lout Jtrolflbled \11'0<ds b•· low 10 lorm f011r simpl• words ~.....;...o ~o ~o ~E ~R -1j ! I I r I . Evtr t\Otiot how Cupid low• ~-------,lo ploy with -? I H 0 M R E T I I -<9 j I I' I' I I t) CG111pl1t• lht chwck1e q11ar&d tiv l1Uin9 lr1 'h• ,.,1,.rno word . you d.,;t lo9 f1om itep No. 3 below • ~~l~~e1r;~v~~l\tTtlRS r r 11 r 11 r I' I 6 uN!C1AM1t1 1ft1111 10 I Gfl AN!W!I I I I I I I I 2'~ A Ant ope a ey, ?-2900 Sq' -Sprinkitd -:: Cnn stort full nr prirt lizne I Sl80-Excep'.. 1 l:Jf{. lJ!1fll"'r \\"JTll ·,:oUn L!STl:\G · only $250._ do,"·~-0 11·nel" I -p}iasl.'·220 an1p. po1\·cr. 15-10 hrs. rv-1· ivl.:. I Con1,..:111y I duplex .. ".1<•rly fl11·11. t qih· 1H11n!, rrp!< & <lrps. $3.)() m"st 0 cll '" 08' ,.. ~ 1 111n. ineludln:;: pool sc>rviCf'. c..::":.:..:"=·....:~·-·---Ne1v -2 off ices . '435 1110. establi~h<S b"";nes:; for ··,·~-izar & ~a1 c · i\IR!l)' di•$:irahlr 1 rti~u1b., .., I .., ...... ... "' U IEW RENTALS ,\\'ll.il Juoc lst. Call Bobbe, Apartments for s1le 152 I J-6000 Sq' air cond. oHice. 1ributo1·s. 1 N ·V on our 1v:iit i11; Ii:.!. :i ll~ll·l l. 100 an\p -3 phase -12\~~· J 673-4030 or 49-1-32·18 .. ~.,.--~~~~-- • i\tOVI!liG -l'\enrly l\e\\' gross ,Ca.II Rex or John. 1 NU SELLI!\G' Seu & Sands _ 1 BR rnc~I \\"c Screen Our A pphc·aut.~ i':XTRA niCf' :: Rr., 2 halh~. 20xJ7 set up in park rtl'ar 54()...1600. Inv. Div, Go fislun.r: or spend mort' hmr. Ol'f'l\n Vif'\\. ' IJJ\"Cly pa.Tio. Bl!ns. 14·shr .. ~an. You can move in lime \\"iTh your favnrite Rent-A-House 979•1430 clt;'t'l". Avall. June Slh. $3."iO 1omorT01v. !Aaded as incl hobby and let lhl' machine LOOKING FOR A n10 incl. rarclencr. \V-D, $1:'1,500. TI4/SJ&.7348 age earn you monty. CASH 1 Bd, ocean vlf'1v. I blk V\r. RENT AL??? 8urr \\1hlte ltlrr 6r.>-'163() · or fi36-3826. REQUIRED $2498. Secured. loria Bch, nl<:f.'IY fun1. Lg LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA, crpls, Commercial Lots for Sile 170 Ll~llTED OPPORTUNITY frpl. $2J:i. 6-12--1212. \\"e Can l lelp \'ou, T(IO! son1e dr11pe11, priv y11.rt1, Property 151 \\'rile nrnv for information, Newport Beach ~ar. Alt ut ll pd $250. Orange First Time Offered Coast H\vy, Corona del Mar 3 Comn)trcinl & duplex snJ.000 O\\'C TD@711~~· E, 17th St., Costa Me•• Top locatio n, lo\v do1\·n 11.5~ Spe!ldable return R..,alonomtcs. Bkr. 6i5-6700 Liquidating: 14 R-2/R-3 lo1s. include phone number. l"'·'"ULil pd . Bach Here •re just a A1•f'. & 16th 642-0538. Near ocean, clean &. ready ""' --a t FEW f MANY $6,950 ea. Pos. tenns 673-1784 P.ED-BRE\V Beach. SpctJessly clean. o our , 2 BR w/gar, $140, fncd yrd A ·1 y 1 MANY Available \\•/patio. \Vtr pd. ms Cof{PORATIO~. va1 ear y. Mobile Home( 111· L i BR'! 1 ·1 11 " rental Placentia Ave IB). Call btwn 1001 llO\\'ard Avenue ;,-rg '' 0 n l' oni · S • • • Trailer P1rk1 172 Sun l\'lalco, Ca. 9_1401 Vlr\v of Bay. Nice cabana l &: 5, 63&-4120. MOBILE ho k . --Sn1l JlC'1 ok. A,·td1 \"cal"ly. $140-INCL, UTILITIES AVA ILABLE Ju""' 1:). 3 BR .. • m~ . par in ,* BARBER-SHOP * VIEW RENTALS Jo:fhua Tree, Cahf. for salc l\\ltJ 4 1 . ·b. f NU-Furnished J Bedrm Du· J\ft'~a Ven!e $27:i. ShatJl!"'.1 by o\\·ner. Under con-, r iatrs,. ca tnc ts, !.\· C73-4030 or '19-1-321/t plex. Huge fenced yard. BR, Bar •111rbor, '32.'.i. The . tru r n j{) units 1g.1-20J7 · lures k equipnient, Good OUTSTANDING bRy & orC':;n Easts Ide Costa M esa. Doyle Co. E\'rs: 8."U.'-11.- '11 ti~ io , . lease \1·1th 5 year option. v•'••·. Ava•'!. J"-1 f"r 3 2 + De I I k & 'BR Condominiums a · CJood locntion, nr. Sr. n"s. Clll! Dr. 2"B;. & d~n. 2 n, s ns: ell 0 · ~ · f.r Sal. Mountain, Desert, citizens hon1e. 0\\-ner leav· "' = 2 BA for (n.mi\les. 16D R t l 174 · ba. $400 J\fo. Atllts ~ • Rent·A·Hou1e 979·1430 ---------esor 1n1l" area. \Viii sell for $4.000. Graham Rl'alty 6-16-'.!11~ Condo. 3 BR, 2 Ba., Del Piso • · ···· _ Call: 673--3(;63 96S-25ffi Eves ------RENTAL FINDERS 3 DR-2 BA-crpts, dra~s. Jr!: entry, "'et bar. Self/clean . LIOO lsle-t BR 2 BA, 1.{: blk .. 11i w. lttti. COSTA. MUA yd. Stove Avail. \V-slde. oven. l\firrored wardrobe CAROLYN COOKE & Assoc / irom priv be~ch/clull. An-Houses * Apts. Near ~hls. S223. 557-7878. doors. Central heat and nual or by mo. 673-9159· * 645-0111 * 3 BR, Hnl"·d flr.1, family on- air/cond. Pool & re-creation NORTH ESTATES Houses Unfurn. 305 r~e to Ltt .. d.lt>rrU ly w/ adult male. $250/mo. an-a. l\taintained landscap. See the lake !rom lhla olcl Bkr 830--0030 54()...1720 ing & oversize double fashion cabin, then 'A'alk to General · ' · g&rage. $29,t:m. Try SfiOO) $1~WITH POOL! 2 LOVELY 3 BR home, family down. Sl 61.)) pc:T mo: can it. ValuF::~~~WK5IN SHOPPING CENTER FREE RENTAL BOOK Bedrm. Built.Ins, car-rm ..• sewing nn., pool rm. 331-0011 Bkr. FOR LEASE. There 1n: i;evera.l good t d hlld blt-1m. $215/mo. 837-9517. Laktfront 3 Br, C>n:ly $28,JOO 2-i stores in Newport Beach. ho m ~a for rent fOC' pet 1' kl r•pes, c ren, 3 BR, crpt/drp, tncd yrd Dupl•xes/Units Cal l Division of Highways, approximatel,Y $200 p er pe 0 cov'd patio, SXMJ/mo. 2)54.. s•le 162 \\.'e Specialize in all types nf l\tr. Hancock. 213:620-3514 month. S 1op by and National 67$-1827, 673-6267 ATIENTION V.A. IUYERS \\'e have triplexes just listed ror sale V.A. lor only $65.00 down. You may })(' eligiblf' and not know it. Call 67~7725. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC. REALTORS meatillllU• INCOME HOMES NEW DUPLEXES $48,950 NEW TRIPLEXES $67 ,950 Now under conltl'Uction at 151 E. Bay st., Costa hlese.. Complete July. 642-4905. $68,500 E1ilntr Sale: By 01\•ner. Prine. Only. Ne\vpoit Dupbc 29th St. 3 Br up & do11,·n. Call 642-13:1 or 646-0742. CUSTOl\I built. Cr pt s , drapes. bltins. Loce.terl on Dluff11, near Dan11; Point Mn rina-S.-16,500. 642-4474. BY ov.•ner-Capistrnno Bch, $50,000. or trade for lnt. 1 yr old. 536--03'16. Income Ptopettv 166 TIRED OF MANAGEMENT? If fighting for your rent and trylni to satisfy demanding tenants has just about done You in, perhaps you are ready f o r professional managPment. Give u11 a call and ""t wUl explain that Coh\'ell is a full strvlce real <'state <.'On1 pany. Ca 11 675--7225. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC. REALTORS ,1 17WOll 0 __ , IJ~- 21 Unit-Nr Shop'g, 2 • 3 BR. 2 Ba. 8231 1:1111 Ave, JIB. Sdl f.f. 847-39&7. FO~PLEX all 2 Br, 1 Ba, inc $570/mo, no dn VA. CRV 152,000. N' OCC. 5.57~15\ ER.AND fK'IV dclu~ triplex, 2293 Fordham Dr., C.M. Sidrfo\vncr, trl3.(iJ13 t'Vl'S. l~u1fr1;1•Property tit ft J\f.] CORNER ·• \Vith older houst. Prin1e location, t:'O&ta. l\!eAB. Corb1n·ltlartin Rcallorl' 6"-'rt62 or &el-1989 Big Bear Property & June 1st, 2nd & 5th. Crom B browse lhru It. You mlght Businesses. tn 11 Ai\1 unly. find v.'hat you't-e looking tor. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, new RENTAL FINDERS car pet s Ir drape1 . .... w. 1, ... COSTA MIS.A $200/month. Cati: ~ .. Bc>eutiful NevJ lists/maps Yours for the asking 714--366-348-4/58:>-2;)44 2 Lots, secluded $2,450 floloonridgl' cabin U.l, T.'iO Lakei;ide cabin $15.000 Call 866-4641 or write; Spencer Real Estate, P. 0 . Box 2828, Big Bear Lake, CalU. Re•I Est1ta Exchang• 112 HORSE RANCH Have compleete -40 acres horse rnnch in San Jacinto. :Fencing, pnatures, ir· rlgation system, barn, stalls and modern 2 bedroom house are a.ll in top con· dltlon. '2'10,000 clear. 01\'ner can add Costa J\fesa rental!S anrl multi1ilc zon ed lot S!"i0.000 equity. \Vanis any type of Orangl' Cnunty in- come pmJ>E!rly producing · spcndnllle. Call 675-7225. COLWELL' PROPFRTIES. !NG RFALTURS Reol l!st1to Wonlocl 114 QUALIFIED buyer desire• Canyon Vu hm, CdM, Shnn! Cllfls or Cameo Shores. Prine Only. Write Cluslfled Ad No. 387, Daily P llot . ILLNESS forces sale of sue· cessfuJ tav.·nmower shop in Costa Mf'sa. ALSO rock shop avall. Call DAJ\"IA REAL TY CO. &t2-6j6(). £\1 Spls\\'I" H is -H ers. Present Costa Mesa loc 1 yr. P.eas. ttnt. 5-18-4775; 968-6770. Business W•ntecf 210 Rea.lton Hou••• * Apt1. Din• Point 2790 1-tarbor Blvd. at Adams * 645--0lll * YACHTSMAN'S Pnradl!!e, Costa Mesa. Calif. frec ,., lAndlor•f• seclud~ Spa.nlsh V i 1111 C WAllllG I'.. Ill LANDLORDS I overlooklnir Dena. po Int • $145 -2 BED RM. En-marina. Newly doc. 3 BR. 2 W& Specialize in Newport closed t•r•gt. Ring•/ BA. Rel!. $600 mo. 4gg...2128 Beach • Corona del Afar • oven. Fane.ct for tots I +funtlnaton &Je•cti ~ Laguna, Our Rontal S.r· MOVE TODAY I vice 1' FREE to You! Try REAL Estate ca 11 u a It y NNuU.~V.,,IE! W RENTALS v.·anted. Top dollar for real •WE hive • larse selection o1 3 and 4 bldroom homes thlt can be mo\'@d into a.hn01t tnu:nedlatel,)' on our Rent-Optio n pl&n , SHERWOOD RE A LT Y, estate oilice. Orange Coun-673-4030 or 4.94-3248 ty. Salesman&: brokPrs may FREEi I RENTAL FINDERS a1 w. 1-. con.a. MESA continue work. ConfidenllaJ. L•ndlords-Owners H-* Apts. 54M555 646-8339 or \Vrite Oassifie'd w will r t •-t rt er enanuo to yoU * •••"Ill * Ad No. 450. c:/o Dally Pilot, FREE t ~.-'! ...,.. LEA SE 7/l • BR Ba o ........ 6e ..... any . ;.. , 3 , P.O. Box 1560, Coeta 1'1esa, desirable k!nant~ on our ,,... .. ~ forml din rm, cov'd patio, "2 Cal if. 92626. v.•aitlng llet. sty, 2 frp.lcs, fam rm, pd Monoy to Loan 140 ALA Rentals e '45-3900 $17S-STUDIO Typa 2 grdnr • wlr, nr belt. --.:....-------! $190 Month. 2 Beclroon1. BR PLUS Den. Swim· $375/mo. 962-29U. · Re•I Est•t• Lo•ns <l and 3 2 B $!,ODO TO $ll,OOO NOW! Ne\\•ly e~rated Inside ming Pool. 2 B•ths. Ex· BR, A, nr. Golden \\'est .. out. No l'cc. s.l2-6691 or cellent location! &EdlJlier. Crpts. drps, tncd 110l\1EO\VNERS: Cotnparc 962-;)566. yard. Patio. V 11 cant, OUR COSTS! \V~ are NOT IC d I M S245/mo. O!c. 833--1103, res. J\1ortgagc Brokers? Our 1 oroni • •r 83.1-3886. LOAN GUARANTEE as· 1 $215-2 Brt Stud io TH, bltn cN"°E°'W.,-,H"'u-o"'ti~n-.l-0-,~8-,-,-,-,-.1 11ure.!I you of lower rates! crpls, drp11, pnlio, view RENTAL FINDERS J 000 1 0 . t r r pa m t 4JS w. ,, .... COSTA MlS4 ' sq. I. " Br., 3 l:la., ur varK.' ~ o t' Y en pool. bonus rm., Olympic sz. plans permits us to please $215-2 Br, stove, re.frig, new Hou••• * Apts. pool. $ 4 2 .'.i . lll/430-Sf.67 you personally. crpts, drpi;, bltns, frpl c. * '4S.01 11 * eves. NO PREPAYl'iIENT Gar. yard, patio. 2 bll!:s I',..•· r--""'-··'· 1,.c,..:;;:_ _____ _ PENALTY ocean. .., .__.ru NO\V/ 3 Br, at Pae Sands. Fireside Thrift Co. S31'.'.n--3 Br upr, all el~. new Frp.lc, patio, bltru, w/w 2328 HU'bor Bl, C, Meta bal N PO shag, cabana clb, \Valk 645-lOOl shag, ~n;, 1 blk bla EW RT HEIGHTS Ocean. Rent or Option. Sl99. 819 N. 1.1ain, Santa Ana Corona. VK'w, -2 + BAR. Compl•te-536-75U, 8341 Mumter, H.B. 547 ........ ~ $400-Cualom bit. ! Br, 2 Bai ly furnished. Afr condl· ""'°'" frplc, beams, i'&r-yard. tlj ocl G t f I 3 Br, 2 ha, bltru:, drps, w/1v 1st TD Loans NU-VIEW RENTALS on • roa or sw ng-crpt, tncd. dbl garage. N' 673-4030 or 494-3248 lnJ Bachelorl sc.hl I: shop'1 c enter . P .O. Box ISOO, Costa f.lesa, 63A % INTEREST 4 BR, tam rm, din rm, 2 ba, Ca. 92fi,26. 2 d TD L l le.rbor View J\.1onte10. Pool Repainted. $250, 962-4391. COOL Catalina -$185 -.3 Br hon1e, gar, fncd w/klds. Rent-A-House 979-1430 WANTED apanm•ot hou"" n 08 ns prtv. 14SO. 8'3·3B94. llENTAL FINDERS Orange Co. 10 to JO units, :l BR, :J BA. fa m rm. Harbor 4>1 w. IM, COfTA ... 54 not more then 12 yrs. old. Loweitt rat1"1> Oran,rr. Co, Vie1v. Extra 11harp. l!'i yr Hou• .. * Apls. ~ . k (' ' H rd 213 "WE BUY TD'S" I ...,,11c ac io n· ll Y : old. $4.25/tno. Pool facU * '45-0111 * lnRCOndo. pool, clbh~ .. cpt/d:rps, n 11 appl lances, Sl50/mo. ~ 18-140:-i, 537-5.384. 37&-8511 rxL 336. day or I S Ill Mt C incl. 6"4-1759 C\'e!I &; wkncls. l•~-nitc. 1 a er I· 0• fr•• to U11ullunl1 642·2171 546-0611 \Valk lo llt!ach -Sngls, cpls 3 BR CONDO, 1 1 ~ DA. pools, * ~f.1 CORNER * &•1vin:t !·!arbor aroa 2t yrs. 4 BR. J BA, kids/Pf'!,. ok. pol!o, dbl Rnr. frpl, nr \Vith oldtr hou11c. l">rinlC •io,EY .. 11-1 1 -1 " 2 d Rent.A-House 979-1430 2 STORY -5 BE ORM, ()('ean. 9G2-099; 11t1 ~pm . kx'ntion, Costa J\fcllll " a\a or s "" n 2112 B•th Home Fem' ----Cnrhln-r..tulfn Rcallori; loans also purchase TDs. I Cott• M.t• ly 00 + ' d " . 1• 3 Rt, crpls, drps, hltns, fncd, Aiarv!n L\1cClurr Ht'al r m , ining ln1 mnc. S:l'iO Ls e Io p I . 64~7002 ()r 642-8989 f~~lntr, 1015 s. Ifill St., $1 65-2 HR. l~~ UA in duplex room. Ne•r 1c~ools & 993-239'.l or .11 ft 2 ~1. NEWPO'RT Beh :u-ea 3 or 4 Occanl'idi" days m 5322, bltn!I, gill', yrd. J'ntlo. Be1chl $375 includes Irvine br home or townhouae: in ex· ~"" n~24 't75-2 + Den "'/fn>lc In gardener. 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,j eves. ,.,""'" . Ji change for OTC 8toek clear ------'-----triplex. Bltnl, aar, yn.t or Jo\v loan prop. pre:t'd. ~95•~ patio, ""77" ConvenUonal reaJ rstate I B ~ '" J8!>-2 r, ttovt, refri&, URGENT! Hiit or dupln by loans. Mr. Adams. bkr. lrple, aar, yard. Chlld/sml 644-7417 (1t !'J.9303. ownc>r or priced riaht. CdM pet. HI dlrtrict. 2Ul'57-:J614 $15,000 $200-lee 3 Br. &~r. yard WE HAVE TIIE LOWEST FEEi- ----·-·---·-Prlvnte money for real pntio. chOdren \\'t.lcolllC'. THE BEST SERVICE!! e1late loan. 1-tr. Adame:. S~Mtsa Verda 2 Br Studio Bkr. •~mo. or Mt-7417, bltns, cust. ('])t1/drp11, low- ly patkl, 1ara11 A pool. Try U~ You.' II Ukt Us! I~ S245-l\.1e1a Verde 3 Br, lK )~ --·-----. Houltt for". tnt fl! Rn. >"amlly Home. Bf.aut. . . 1-ontl? 2 s:uO..Jrvinf' 3 Br, 2 B•, Crplc. Houws Fur nished 300 hhnt;, Crpts, drps, (lnr. fncd OPPORTIJNITY to operate ----------ya.rrl. patio, JX>OI. Kld11/pets ""'n bu1:tneu. t:~tnblllhed Coste Mis• ok. 8Pl iftl1S Oppertunlty -................ . route tf'rvlclna; M!rv\ct sin-_.;._~..;..------VIEW •ENTAlS 113.1 CLEAN 2 bt duptu . NU· " lloM. F11nta11\c potentll\.l. P1tllo. ARr~-. J chUd . 87~ or ~l2·18 S·KX'IO tequlttd, I n c I u d <' 1 ,.. BEACON RENTALS 431 W. 19th Str ut Cetta Mese * 645-0111 * 3 BR., 2 bath11 ......... $300 i 3 BR., 2~' bath& ••••••. $335 a BR., 2 baths •••• $325/36$ 3 BR., 2 ba., fam., den •• SfOO iredhilf . Rf.ALTY Unli,•. Pllrk Ctnter. Irvine C1.ll Anyllme 833-0820 Orfice hours 8 AM to I P~t NE\V ~3 UR .. 2 ba., clttp carp., dra~11. fri>l .. alr·rond., bltn!. Luxuriou1 country living. S22.i. 1st, Jut + deposit. 14001 Gt'(l\.'tview (\1ic. of Culver fr: \Vllmn. off S.A. h')'.l SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIRCA TION 400 ',.:;11m;,~"1 '0 1' ' Rood ----1 mercha'hd i1 e . Tn1ck \r-sidl'.~ll~I. IT\'Room.3Br,2BA,pn.ti0. &\'~Uahle. Call 113: 28.J..MJ4 ~Efepnant 0 1me-A·Une BBQ, fnrd, c-ptiC, dhl ra.r. or 2ST~n79. ClaJ1sfied ad. ~ A\-i11! Junt' 1. ~~-N!!td • "Pad'"T Place a.a &di C11.ll 642-5671 '• I Ht!.-h. u.i..,;. lOS lrvlno • 1111. ~ ... n. Fain. 1\m.-1 ~ .·3 tlL Paola Tennil eourta in a tt 'acr. park. $3111 •• """ mOnU.. m-0300 d... . A¥' .,. Jack. 83.J..(lS,.iO-fta1. , , NEW 3 llt, 2 Ba. pe tlo, vie! bcli yrd, °"""' -pool, clbhte, $31q it1. &M-1456. Lo9U... hop JlS0..1 BR Owor pr. Sto\-e, ttfria, yU'd, kkia/pet ok. $1,50..Util pd. 1 BR \lpper deek, Ot'tan vie9". S17G-No. End 1 Br •ot. ltO\'e _J"dtL -cpUdip., beaut view. '205-No. end. 3 er. OYfl' iar. MW crptJ, drpt. baJCOny Vil'W. $225--D Toro-4 BR Den 2 Ba, alr/cood, bJtna. lrplc, gar, dloe garden, patJo, 01l1dren pet.a GI<. . $250--2 Br, 19' Ba apt. $200 ft. trOm ocean. lleattd Pool & Delwi:e. J~I..quna Hl1l1. 3 Br, 2 8a, bllM, aJ.r/cond. Crpts, drpt, ·~.. patio, pool. Child /pet ok. NU-VIEW ltENTALS 673-t030. or 494-3248 Loguno Hlll1 NE\V World, 3 Br., 2 Ba .• nu crpt I drpt, pool facll., dbl aar, $230. lnclud. yrd. malnt ' wtr. 8.10--9602. Mo10 Vonlo * 3 br, 2 ha, game rm. l..e&M $300 mo or 1ell ·m ,9'0. awn.... 545-n 12. Newport hoch S20l).Weatcliff .. Lra: t Br, 2 Ba •at>f: · w/frple, stove, rftrlg, cpti:, cbW. p&tlo, rilce ! Sm.I pet dr:. $32$-1 + Loft + Formal dln rm, frplc, beam1, ~ 30' ~Ip. $400-l Br. frplc, huat pltio, .so· boat slip. $42$.:4 + Fam nn + Jonna! din i'm. 2 Ba, bitn11. crpts, · drpl, trp]c. 1ar, yard, patio, pool. NU.VIEW RENTALS m.40:\0· or ...._.,.. IRVINE Terra~c!olialy ""'°""'° 1•11\l!Y ho • • Br, 2~ Ba. 2 !rp\c, pa:J::1,.. yaJ;'.d .$@/mo. 0 w n e r • 675,4390, ~'· ·FamWts 2Br it79 Sp}t l-(J-VU 4 BR.. klda/petA 2 +. Den + S1\1m pool • • "kids/pet Rent-A-Houle 979-3430 4 BR, •2 Ba, avail .7/l, $425. .mo. lncld PoOI ptivilqH 644-1385 ew1 DEUGH'l'F'Ut. Home like Twnh.e-a"pt. Near CdA-1 l{jgh S<hoOI!. &UM50 LSE 'or Opl Spac J«0 1q. ft. 4 BR. '425. 23)t Donnie Rd , N.B. Ayl.8/2tl. 84,_2681. 3,BR 6indo. '$285 lnel'a swim I pool. pt"epl., dsh~hr., pvt. I .. ~ ...... '4S-6582. iffo ~ Fvm. er· I Unfum. 310 . Botboo Ptnlnlulo BAYFRONT: Choice 5 BR. 4 BA, Pier A &a.I. Summer I or y~ly. Furn or tmturn. Owner, 673--»39. Condemlnlum1 Unfum, 320 Huntington Be•ch 3 BR, 2 Ba, crpl1, drps, patio, all appliances. pool &: tennla courts, $210. Mf»-7403. Tow,.hout• Unfvrn. 335 Huntington Beach 3 BR, 21.!i BA. 2 car gar., pa1J1>, 2 pools, close to beach. $2$0 mo. 536-7S82 l>upltXH U.,,.,,n, 350 c...r.. dtl Mor -BRAHD NEW-AvaU. In . June. Rure dlx owner's unit. 3,BR. ! BA. Fireplao!, blt-ln1, ~ aq ft. + 3 deckl w/'1tw of bay, ocean. a hflla. Walk lo be.h " shopptnr. 1 ·)r 1 ... S<Z;. Rols. nqulrod. ll'IU960. 2 Br, 21Ba, srnlJlll.tlo, nr heh. adult.a only, no pe ts . i225tmo. Yearly, M245JJ. Cost• Met• Duplex unfurn. $150. 2 BR, huge, Bllin atovP. Ii reh1e- • crpta, drapes • new paint. Open. 2037 C Anaheim Ave. 642-5013. LARCE 2 BR. newly paintaf, prb d I Ip . , washer/dr;-er hookup. pr. $135. ~L 2 BR., carp. drape1, bltns. 1: ttltl.g. GllJ'aP plw 1tora~. Sl 70 Mo. &&S-2158 Huntl"I'°" hoch !11ARI', 1 BR, 11! Bo, ~d. drpo: ·IV. ,.,_, ~ P81), Ed . ...i.i v. ..... u1 , -· 1' \V h It e Eltphuti'' ..,_ """'llw ..... houHf '!\Im them trsao "'CA.SR" -ltll thftn -Dail1 P·/lot 0.utfiod. llMl7L ' r MOlldaJ, M.,-zq, 1~12 come our loClllY a on You're lookln1 for 1n 1111rtmtnt. You kn ow how much you wanl to pay. And jusl about where you wan t to live. • ~, - t A1>1tlrM11t1 I• liltflC 9 . -~ "'PtS. t-urn. m Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. Untum, I li,;iiioiinoiiirii•iiil iiiii!iiiiiiiiiiii·ii-i Gener•I Gener ti Cost• Meui Costa Mia• I' A iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiii l2 Bedroom, N•w Cotonla\-• SP~CIOUS • 365 Apt. Unfvm. HIDDEN VILLAGE APTS. Flreplact, bll-ins. d°" lo Well·!lfffoied Apl>. ' Bold New Concept Homo-Like Living Boy"• dub • c1r1-. d"b. l " 2 BR. w/T.....__ F•mill•• Welcome! St~. 548-2381. Froiu ll«J · $.2'rn/mo.. FURNITURE RENTAL 2 BEo:.:,~~ BATH 218~R .~'::'.'"! :;. . tf. j.~'\:''ic'i'.''::.' Carpets • Drapes • Air Conditlobed-.· Enclos· BAY MEADOWS APTS Q ~et .\dult livinr " !\fonlh to P.lonth • 100% Purchase Option * \Vid1 Selecuon- Style-Color . * 24 Hour Delivery CM-~ 511 W. 19th, CM ~8·3481 :zi;;i6 N. P.laln ~A 5'17·0314 ON THE BEACH! d I. H d p t F d A H t 387 w. Bay St., CM &16-0013 MERRIMAC WOODS e pa 10s • eate oo · orce ir ea • 425 #ri1mac \Va.y, Of Carport & Storage. SPAC. 2 BR, 2 Ba., crpts, 1 ..,=-~~-..--,:-;;- 2500 South s.11 •• Soni• Ano 546-1525 <lr•oe•. ""'lo"d • .,..... S11m111~r 9'•ntals tenter 2 blks W. of Bristol, off Warner on 1100. mo. 551·5400. PALM MISA APTS. Linda Way, south to IV. Central) Huntington Beach MlNt.m:S TO NPT. BCH. I.::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fURN. OR UNFURN. VILLA MARSEILLES ON BEACH' Unbelievably large •pis., SPACIOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APT. h""" pool, J1ouzz• elect b!t- Furnl1he~ ~ Unfurnlsh~ __ • • ,_lJu..aba::~ dz:ps. taWlA Adult living FURN. & Uf\TtJRN, etc. Adulfl, oo pets. Dish\vasher co lor coordinated appl!ances -2 BR. From ~ SINGLES .. •· · From $135 . Plush shag carpet -mirrored \Vardrobe doors-ADULTS ONLY l BEORM. ••••• Jol'om $140 d I. h · ki ch b kf t b Furniture Available 2 BEDRM ....• From $160 in irect 1g ting m t en • rea as ar • C a r P e~rapes-<lisfl"'ashei You're right, they're under- Your problem is picking from among dozens •.. hundreds .•• of available apartmenls. Like the ones on these pages. 1 BR. Furn. & Unfurn. huge private fenced patio • plush landscap. heated pool-saunas-tennis pri~! 1551 ~iesa Dr. FROM ONL y $l7S ing -brick Bar·bf.Ques • large heated pools rec room.ocean W\\'s <S blka from Newport Blvd.) & lanai. Air conditionin_g. t k" 546-""' OCEAN QUEEN S A 557 •200 patios-amp e par m11: 1830 E. Ocean Blvd. 3101 So. Br istol t., Santai n a "G Seeurity Guards. Huntlrt91tor leech Yowr solutiff? Com111re. Make a' list. (Or use ours ... it's very complete.) Compar~ price. Location. Features. Everything. Then m'ake a smart decision. Rent where you get the mo st fo ryour money. (After all, why accep t hamburger when you can have steak fo r the same price?) Ont more suggestion ••• Start your compa rison by visi ting our plac e. Park West Apartments in Irvine. Our apartments rent fo r $160 to $250 a month. We have a great location. And all the features anyone has ever th ought of putting in an apartment development. Park west. I• lnlne. Compare everyplace else with our place. I CHECK LIST t • 1 . Tennis courts )( (with lights) 2. Volleyball court .... 3. Basketball courts )I., 4. Handball courts A 5. Championship Golf Course )( ,<.1,9ross the street) ' 8. Four swimming pools )(. 7. Plus Jr. Olympic pool )(. 8. Pius chlldrens wading pool I 9. Three therapeutic )( whlrlbath pools 10. He~llh Spa " 11. Weightlifting room x 12. B lllli! rd room • 13. T.V.'raom • 14 . . Car~ room x 15. sOcial room x (catering available) 16. Fireside lounge x 17. T.een room )( 18. Art classes x Bridge lessons x Yoga classes y Stitch ing lessons )( (all practically lree) ' 19. All-electric bu ilt-ins 20. Wall-to-wall carpets .. ) 21. Fully draped x 22. Family sections )( with "Tot Lots" 23. Separate Adult sections )(. 24. Laundry services ')( 25. Night-time security " 26. Responsive maintenance " 27. Air Conditioning x ·2e. Lawns and ooen space ... 29. Neighborhood shopping x (2 minute walk) 30. University (5 minute drive) x 31. Elementary and High schools )( (5 minutes) 32. Freeways x (1 minute) I • Long B<aoh 12J!) .,,,.,,_.<; COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. HUNTINGTON Mng"d by W!Uiom Walt•" Co. MANAGING AGENT NEW SANDPIPER B Ibo P I PACIFIC Early !lrd apeclat.-l BR a a enlnsu a Apts. Furn. 360 Apt. Unfurn. 365 ru OCEAN AVE., J-1.B. from $125, 2 BR from $155 • $25 "1< & UP-On Ocean • I ·H-un-1-in_g_t_on_B_o_o_d!___ Costa Mesa <714l 536-1487 Jo'urn/UnfUrn, cool color in. Lovely Baeh • l Br .• Rooms Ofe open 10 am-6 pm Dally ter!or!. pool, Jacuzzi, more. 1\laid llervlce-Pool-Util Pd. BACHELOR APT. A FEELING \VILLIA11 \VALTERS CO. 8081 Hollvwf Drive, HUb- • Call 67.>-8740 e $100 Mo. 646-2687 SEA AIR APT$_ $llS-tington Beach. 847-9:>95. Have 80meti11ng you "'ant to Newport Beach OF ELEGANCE , -. 2 BR. Crpts, drps, bllns. NtWIJ'rt Beach sell? Classified ads do Jt ..... ,. \\'ell -eall NO\V 642-5678. e \VINTER RENTALS e is ]•ours \vhen you drive into ~I~~~ o~:.d:~ti~~.Beach OAKWAOOD GARDEN Corona del Mar West Newport Reserve 00\V! the trim gardens, past the SJ&.2796 or 536-7070 parf'!'•nt1 -ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 splashing fountain and put· (Re!!Ort Living for BACHELOR apt !or 2 quiet BACHELOR apt on Bay _ . d II i l BR Condo Ad ams & AcluJti Only) kl I 11 2 ha 2 '1ro'"',""'r nan pu-~ulpdn Brookh"-1. "-'t/drp•, -VPORT BEACH men, coo ng ac , • Lido Isle. $200/mo. Avail for 0 .... sm11r1 y e-'"' ..... ., ~·.;.• BR's, 2 priv, entrances. . n )vUr · \VID, CID. RIO. Rec. 16!b al Irvine Close to all stores. 644-7701 I ~J_m_o_n~lh~s_·*-6-1;..s.;.i-·_9 __ I tai~ed garde.n apartment. facil. No pets. $150/mo. -- Sant,\ Anai 1~us conveniently located 968-6002 . &1S--0550 or 642-3170 LARGE Bach., 2 blks big --o vnplex for adults features: · TO\VNHOUSE villl1:-2 br, l~!i Corona. l adult, no pets. DE ANZA PLAZA 2 BR Apt .. Closed gar. Crpts, ba. 2 petios. bllicony. Ex· $125 &: $15.5. Ye a r I y. 1 & 2 BR J'urn. & Unlurn. off Spacious living and en-drp_s. Child &: sm. pt>t ok. elusive Parlt Lido. 646-1231. &12-8520. Pools, carports & olht'r ex· tcrtaining areas $145. 847-2940, 962-7637. "!!!!!!!!!!!~~~I ] LCE deluxe' rm v.·/bath. tras. Nr. S.A. & Npt J.'rn'ys. * Three bedroon1s, l~i Large, quiet l Br, nu drps, ~ ~ No cooking. CloBe to beach. From $115 up. Adults only, baths crpts etc. Blk 10 heh. 224 1 Rtnlall , ,,. Matutt' adult. $100 mo. no pets. 1402 Fruit St., S.A. , * Personal patio, healed 5th St. call lst 673-1784. 67.>-7488. * 543-6620 * pool l i1~rv~i~ .. ~:=::=:::::1;~~---~~= Costa Mesa Apt. Unfum. 365 * Laundry-v.·orkshop, gar-1:._ ··-· r Rooms 400 ---------age * $30 WEEK & UP * e Studio & 1 BR Apts Corona del Mar A new "'ay of adult living. PARK WEST PRIVATE Home· Furnished room w/bath. w/or ~'/out kitchen privileges. Working lady preferred. 1\tiSsion Vie- jo area. 586-291!. • TV & Maid Service Avail 1 • Phone Service-llld Pool e Children &: Pet ~ction iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii APARTMENTS _ FAIRWAY VILLA I Bdrm. From $160 ~,, APARTMEN'IS 2 Bdrm., 2 Bo. ~ 20122 Santa Ana Ave. 546-6215 From $ltS Low 1'>1onthly Rates 2376 Ne\1-·port Blvd, C~I ~9755 or &15-3967 This Ad \Vorth S5 on Rent HOLIDAY PLAZA DELUXE Spacious 1 BR. lurn apt. $135. lleated pool. Ample parking. Adults - no pets. 1965 Pomona Ave., c.r.1. * $25 PER WEEK * & Up -Pool &: maid llCJ'V - kitchens available. AIOTEL T Alim (Corner Harbor/Victoria) $135/~10. Dix mob hm w/screen porch. compl fw-n, htd pool. Adlts, no pets. 4 Season·s, 2359 Npt Blvd 548-6332 * $1]5 * Studio Apt11., 1 Br. $12.i. Older adults. No pets 2135 Elden, l\fgr. Apt. 6. * NO DEPOSITS * Lrg newly decor 1 or 2 BR., pool &: rec area. 645-5530. 710 \V. IS!h Sf. ONE Bdrm. 1\dults, no pets. Pool & utilities included. $145-$150. 548·76&9. Garage + parking &: storage DL.X 2 Br furn apt, pool, close to shops. Adults, no pets. From $150. l 9 4 l Pomona. C~J. Furn. Bachelor & I Br's especially nice. 2110 Newport Blvd., CM. 2 & l BR ap!i:. Cloi;e to all shopping. Adults. No pets. lnq: 179~2 Rochester, Ci'\f. Tf!.OPJCAL POOJ....l BR, turn. Pri. patio. Apt No. 7. l 'l:i E. 18th. S.18-1163. NICE 1 & 2 BR Trailers, $80 & up. Mature adults, child ok. No petll. 642-1:.W. LRG. l Bedroom apt. New crPts & drapes. Vny quiet. $14j Incl util. 6-1'2-7968. LRG niCt"ly furn. l Br. Encl gar. Quiet. Adults. No pets, 2452 Eld<!n Ave. 646-2768. Huntington M•cti LoQU!NTA HERMOSA Spanish Country Elltate Liv· ing & Spack>us Apt&. T<!r- ON TEN ACP~ I I: 2 BR. Fum, I Unfurn. Fireplaces / prlv. patios. Pools Tennis Contnt'I Bkfst. 900 Sea' I...ane, Cd.\! &U-~ (MacArthur nr Co.ut H\vy) SHr\RP & clean 4 l;k:droom, 21z bath walk to beach. Family preferred. :\Jonth to n1onth. SJ90 pr month Call !lir. Bailey, 673-85.10. 2 BDRlltlS., 2 ba!hll; (rplc, Fantastic ocean vie1v! S·125 lltlonth. No pct& \Vllliam Winton Realtor 229 Marine Ave. Balboa Island 675-3331 CUTE 2 BR apt., 1 Ba., garage & launclry-pri en- trance -$2151mo. Ye a r I y lcnse. 675-6188 Avail Ju11e 1. * GREAT VIE\V -2 BR. • Frplc, bltns, sundccks, pool $210. up. 644-&44, 6T:Nm. Costa Mesa 2 BR, 2 BA. sunken liv rm, frpl, crpt/drps, Sl60. J.2.jl Baker No. D, 557-3037 PATIO or DEN-2 Br, 2 Ba, $150. Adults. Call 546-7331. JBll, garage, yard, cpts, drps $130. mo. Avail bt of June 376 E. 16th St. DELUXE 2 BR, 2 BA. frplc. Dishv.·asher. etc. $180 mo. SJ&.2652 * * $170 * * 3 Br, 1 ~2 Ba, ne1vly painfl?d Bltlns, crpt/drps. cnel patio. Nr schls & shop·g. Children ok, no peLo;. &SO Center St., CM. 642-8340 or 548-2682. DELUXE to"'f100use. 2 BR., 14: ba., carp, drapes. Priv. patio. Encl. gar. Adults. Srn. pet OK SJG;;. ~»-7247 UPSTAIRS, 2 hr. unfurn, adult~ only, no pet s . Sundeck, private garage. 3145 mo. 545-4391. SPAC. 2 & 3 Br apt $140 up. Pool, cpt/drp, bltns, kids ok. 2'Kl6 College No. 5 642-7035 1996 i\1aple No. 1 642-3813 Apt. Unfum. ____ 365 1 raced pool; sunken gll!'l BBQ. Unbellevable Living - only iiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiilii-1 BR . FURN. $175 Co•ta Mesa AU.. UTILfTfES PAID / (4 blks S. of San Diei() Fn''Y 011 Beach, l blk \V. on Holl to 16211 Parkside Lane.) (714) 847-5441 I $145 • $165 HARBOR GREENS 38.Sl Parkview Lane Ilea,._ n '"U "'0 Irvine. (J ust ott UDl"I Al San Diego Fwy at CUJver Rd) Sparkling ne\\' adult apts. BEDROOM w/klt ch t!n prlvll. H.B. area. can 962-l.l20 aft 6 pm or all day weekend. t BR, unfurn. .......... $"160. lagun• Beach 2 BR, I bath •••••••••••. $185. ---------tSCRAM LETS 2 BR, 2 bath ..•..•••.•.• 1205. PARK NEWPORT • Pvt. patios, lush forest set- ting, carport•, gas pd. APARTMENTS ANSWERS IH E. 20th St., C.M. 548-<1131 on the ba P•rk·llke Surrounding Luxim partm t r y 1\JeasJy -Magic -Mother QUIET • DELUXE erloo~~ the :ie!.~~n:; -r.1other-: MATOIES l 2 Ir. 3 BR API'S $/~ 000 health 7 . Ever rotice ho"' Cupid Prv: pa~ * Htd Pools min~ pools, 7 ii:ht..."C!s~ loves to play with ~1ATCHES? Nr shol' g * Adults Only nis courts, plus miles or Lovely furn .. Br. Pri. ent. Martinique Apts. bicycle lrails, putting, Shuf. A ha. ·TV. 1ar, trig. ~ltahl• 1777 Santa Ana Ave., C.ft'f. fteboard, croquet. Junior l's far bua. man. 645-4354. J\Igr. Apt. Jll 646-5542 from $164.50 monthly; also ~ WOMAN will rent a nice Jrg ·and 2-bedroom plans and room to retired lady I-Jome $170 • 2 chldrn ok. 3 BR, 1% 2-story. town b<r·-.es.. Dec-~ Incl · · BA lndry Pt /drp . . . ., •• v. • ear port . , . c r _ s • hie kitchens, private patl06 837-5452 dsh,vshr, no pets. S.l;>-3215. or balconies, CllJ'peting, dra-1-;;;"""=·==--,,,.,,--=. $1»2 BR. util included. peries. Subterranean park; ROOMS $15 wk up \\1/kit. $30 Mature adults, no kids or ing 1vith elevators. Optional wk up Apts, 2376 Newport pel'I. * &12-3375 eves. maid service. J ust north of Blvd, Cl\I 54~55. A PRECIOUS FEW Fash~n Island al Jamoo~ PRIVATE bath ~ •ntra""" ee and San Joaquin Hilla $75/mo. H.J3. ilia n,ear can enjoy FairwaY Villa adult Road. . Bookhurit A A dam 1 . Jiving -one o! those small N£\VPORT BF.AOJ 968-2067. elegant complexes, kno\\Ti Telephone 1714) 644-1900 l ==----o-~-=~ for unmatched management for rental information PVT ~ It ba .. Pvt en. and impeccable detail. Just OCEAN front 2 BR 2 BA ~.· ~~ ~t.ng room, th 3 L ........ _ • • .. ,are a ..... 1~. now ere are two ut:muum Laguna Royale, po o I ,.1-:--===o--;-,-,.,,--1 apartments available -Y"ith gorgeous bch & view. Lease * Kfl'l?IEN prlvl. S&l mo. all those desirable extras option. $450 per mo. $250 2161 Mln!r St., Cocta Mesa. -pool, patio, fireplace, mo. credit on purcha!te Call 893-?liO laundry, u•alk:·in ck>sets, 1% price. $49,500. Broker. LO'""'v"EL'"'°Y;-roo.,.,-01-.-.-,~, .-.~, ,-t baths -"-°e could go on, but 213-849-5225 TI4-499-~. home, employed gentleman. come and see. * NEW 2 BR . blk to beach. $6.'ilmo. * 546-1TI3 FA IRWAY VILLA APARTMENTS Spectacular vie"'· S250 up, Room &. Board 405 493-3383 or 494-2339 ::'-'-=7"-7"-'==---l\\'ANTED: Fe1nale college M••• Verde student for summer in ex· 20122 Santa Ana Ave. 546-6215 DELUXE 2 & 3 Br. 2/Ba, change for dally care of boy DELUXE encl gar. $155 up. Rental & girl ages 11 & 13 + so.1ary APARTMENTS Ofc. 3095 lvlace Av t!., of fl'IJ. Own room Air Cond • Frplc's • 3 S\vlm· 54frl034. w It ,e I e p h o;, e, sewing n1ing Pools • I-lealth Spa • Newport Be•ch machfn11, desk&: typewriter. Tennis Crts • Game le wknds tree· MWll have own Billiard Room. BRAND NEW "'· Non-smoker. 644-2005 l BEDROOM Walk to beach. Eves &: FROl\11165 ALL lITILITIES PAID alt 6 pm. Furnished Available ;;;-::-:-:;C..-:---~=-1 MEDITERRANEAN 150-01t 1s1 Mo's Rent. on Gutot H-415 VILLAGE ::,"""~':::"'·when you brl"i" *PRIVATE ROOM* 2-100 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ~02 Birch St (nr O.C. for ambulatory person, Good <TI4) 557-8020 airport, S. of Palisades Rd). food, nice cheerf\11 llln'Ound- RENTAL OFFICE Pri · billiard lngs. OPEN 10 Al\f TO 6 PM jac~i.pa~~· UC Jrviner:n·· * Call 548-4153 * New Viii• Pedro Mgr. 979-8889 Summer R.m1f1 420 Families \Veloome SEACT.IFF Pi!anor -l BR LAGUNA BEACH 2 Br., 2 full Ba, &hag crpV IStudk>. Pool. Crpts, drps, 741 OcMntront ( he drps, paUo, beam ceil, gar-bltns. $ l 5 0 I u n l u r n , Lux 2 Br &: 2 .;.n ~ ~ ages. $~65/furn. A_sk about o~ wk. J uly A A '. s': wk From $185. discount. 1:>25 Placentia Al 1 8 1 Bug J · 2 E A 548-2682 80 r, a, une $150 233 Iden Ave., c.r.t ve. · wk, JUly & Aus S250 wk. 548-8224 l &: 2 BR. APTS. 436· Aiate -2 Br house qui<!t ~Tove In nllo\vancl!, thi!I ad. In Eruitbluf!. From $185. fCf'ICW. June $150 wk, JutY ** BEAUTIFUL l &: 2 BR. ' . 0 & Aug i250 \1rk. 1n-1> Contemporary Carden Apt.~. ' ' 75-'0SO 494--0198. Patios:, frplc., pool. SJ» -1··7 '..... ~IANFRONT SliO. Call 546-5163. 2 BR. cleln. wdl-turn Bachelor A 1 BR. p&.tios, frplc's, prlv. I' a rag t! s. Divided bath I: lots of cl~ts. Rec hall, pool Ir pool tables, aa.una bRtM. See for yourse!f! 17301 Keel.son Lii. (1 blk W. of Beach. 1 blk N. of Slater). Furnished & Unlurnlshod From $120 to $2t5 mo Bachelors e J Bdrms 2 Bdrm• • 3 Bdrm1 t ~ or 2 Full Both• UNFUR.i.'l 2 BR, 2 Ba duplt!X, S200iwk 1706% W Dee • * LRG Deluxe 2 BR., 2 BA. bltins, frplc, patio, steps to front. Na. · an- gar. !lml pet ok. Nr. So. ocean. Yearly leue.-$2?5 ews lf5.40T1.,.1t. 61:>-1972, Coast Plaza. 545-2321. mo. Avail June L ~3906. l<;;;:f;';m;;":::,::;-,~;;:-c,--I 1-=~:,._,=~,.C~'=co'--·I SUMM.ER rental 3 BR turn * FREE Mo's Rent on )'1"1 ONLY ONE LEFTI t.>me. Acr"Ol!f at. from Bir lse. 2 Br. den, frpl, prt DELUXE 2 BR-$185 Corori.a Bca~b Weekly or Sl).'1311 QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD . &42-5678 Pifasler slu bedrooms w / high beam ceilings. l&rgt! Uvlng room w/gu ot wood burning fireplace. Convenient laundry t.tta oft kitchen. Enclosed pa.• tlOI. 2 swtrnming pools, tauna, recreation tacUl· ties. Security &\lo.rd Modtla Open 'Ill ' pm. 2700 Poter'°" Way, CM nr Hubor Blvd & Ad•m• 546-5025 patJo, cpUdrp, redec. Aft. ADULTS ONLY-PET OK n\bathly. 6T~133 ewe or ~ :>18-Ull or 213, :m-= 2 Bath' clbhwuhtt, !rp!c, -133-95e11 u-dayo_ 2 Br, lt1eaa. Verde Townhouse priv patio, pool. ~-2125. BAY V1EW 2 bed crpts, drps,_ encl. pr. heat· 3>342 Santa Ana Ave. , ll,ep1 4 comfjet.eJ.y = ed pool. 1183. -YEARLY -1 BDRl!. -ed, Avail Jalii., Sept. $750 2 BR. upper, drps:, crpt'd Near bey &: ocean. 1170 lK" month." Multt oni, dlhwlr, 1155/mo. 2 2 56 ' m-ms ~ ·~. Miiler, CM ~7-1928 Apt1., . BA'1, J1r Studio i SPActous 2 Br, m' •bops, Fum. °" Unfvrn. m W/~p~te kit. Avail ~u':te r..,.., O.C.C., A U.C.L 1161. C t Mn . , · ~ o! -lhly. m-oo14 Call 979-0134. OI e a W llWTlO. SML. l BR apt w/crpll, 1 a,. 2 BR i\Jn ..-UnfUm'. ~I lV• .00.,.nfront. Lra 1 drps, •lov•, rtfl-lr., gar.· Chlldren'a ffpdo11-~ .BR 1 ~ $Ill/mo. July $140. AdUlll, "' pell . $liO Up. EL/.! CARl>El'/9 'lllOlwt<, A!ll 11 75 /wt. 6.,-oJ113. APTS. 111, E. -si. c::u. p. ,,, l !!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!l!!!Jl!!l~!!!!!!!l l Lt-'1~G~.~2~BBlRfWw'81p~r,.~w~~\·~~· Gb-3615. I ~n~~......:.:--;..,.=-~-= .. -.... ~·~,,......,.ur~.I HOU!;E Hunn"'' ll'atcl> !lie ls;Tl ~· No. A. 113.1 Sdl ,!lie qld •tuli . il'<f Ult It-wit• -· ... Dolly OPEN HOUSE eolumn. Cill b<wn l •S. -.,... ""11 I~~'-· ' ,.,.. • - ., ... "' •I .. ~ I -· .. ,,,., '. I t A ' A 1 I I c G ' ' I I • I 0 • . • S' -* ( I ' :'-'' - ... ,. ' I I · /' I' * 1 -S' I 8 " il' NJ . .. I. ·c.!l \ 9 .. ' . r -12 ;· 1 ' . ' I \ I N; I' ' 1. ~ -I• . , , I' - " Yi • ~ • -- . DAILY PILOT 25 MondaJ, Ma.Y 29, lY7'i DAILY PILOT i:: i!!I ~.... I~ I -1~1 .__-iiiiiii!iii ... iiiii-~~m; I -·-1[5) 1 ---1~ I ..... ,_. l[Il],I ... ~ ......... -... ·~J[Il];;J1 ··~~··•••••••••••-••• ...,. I h [! I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I Coyslttl~g Help W1n1:;t, MI F 9101 • Sum..,or Rllitlilo 420 Announcimonts 5~· ·:.arclontnt Tel1vi1ion Ropolr Help W1ntod, M & F 710 ~,_.,,_,._...,,..___ w e DEPENDABLE e __.._ s Bl\. .2 ~· Exec. lamily *Wonted Dead* BABYSl1'TING PRO»ESSIONA~ ..... •~rk, * BLAINE'S TV * hdm~.. PC. area, ttaa, 11 bo Bak pruning, trimmin;, apray-~rviclilg Al) Brands W/¥-"boat. A~l\U aft mid-Aluminum cans that hnv~ ar r-er area in&'. sprinklers.. Landscap. Authorlud Magnovox, Jl.jJ¥' •. ~9oo 54s.:o535. JJerved you well &.provided 5 4 6 -4 1 4 5 ing, c1eo.nup. Ceorge 646-5893 Tr•• Service V,.c:1ttkln Rtnti ls 425 houni ol ple'11Sure. RlJN! ! ! BABYSITTING in my hon\e. PROFESSIONAL lo 1060 Gle1U1.:0yre St., La· References. Cosla lt1esa Japanese Gardening Service TREE SERVICE , IJ-BIO :BE:AR LAKE * guna Beach. No glass what· area, 642-0084. Ft-ee Est, * 646--0619 Trimming, Pruning & Clean- % •tY 3 Br cabin, complele soever accepted. n .. o SI • llr ""5196 ••• .... ' ;;;;:n.;o;;--;i,,-.,"'°"-;;::::::--; UAUY TIER 2.. s "'-....-J•-·••• Gard .... -1 ~u~p~. --~· __ .... ____ -_-_._ -kttcherrt $110 })tnvttk. AlAO SUMMER ,. • .. ....,..,..... • ,.._, ....... . . .. . . ~·W Boys & Fenced Back Yard Complete Yard Servi~ :Jphol1tery Dijli Rates. 839-4683. Girls 7-13. Outstanding pro-* Call 642-1592 * Free estimates, 64&-762-1 ii1n'ti1I' to ih•re 430 grum-Top notch st a f I. LOVING child Care. ~ly CUSHIONS, bar & furniture ····-·-1 • · Reasonable rates -FREE COJ\tPLETE La\.\'ll & upholstery at reas. cost. SIHO• 3 B home, \\'etkdny&. Fenced Garo . rvl H r ~·iw-,, R house on Brochurr . CAMP enmg &e ce. auing Continental Inter i ors, ~albot, Isle w/1 or 2 \\'Ork-c YUCOS Cay car P 1 a Y ·Yard• Ages 2-5. &: clean-up. J im, ~05. I ..,.;..i. l$u A , UCOS, il. &12·9554, C.~f. 642-1900. ng ,. .. ..,. mmer <>nly? 9J.130. ~-~~~-----!GEN. Gardening. MO\v & 67Q..5427 GRO\V'TH & development Carpet Strvic• F..dge. Free est. l~ome & F~M to shar• 3BR opt ·n Commercial. 645-5855. ""' • 1 group n1ects for 8 Sa t. JOHN'S Carpet &. Upholstery ; -;:=c-===-,;;::::;:c::: Appllunl• ' (9) ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS To $2.75 Per Hour BookkH por FI C CPA Firm. l..()(>1d Call L<>rraine \\'ESTCUFF Personnel Ageocy »-13 w~s'tcllff Dr.,' NB .64}2710 -~~BOYS;--- Ag-e 10.14 to deliver papen in the Dana Polnt. San Cle- menTe area!!. DAILY PILOT <924'20 BUSBOY-Over 17. Apply aft 6P:\T, DWn1an's, 801 E. &!boa Bl, Balboa. F or an ad in Woman's World J:all Mary_ll.tth 642·5671,_uU,.._ __ I To Size 48! Look-Wedgies! FUN loc. on bch. w/same. a.m.'s, begin June 3 , c I eo an er s . Extra EXP. Ha\vai ian Gardener l child o.k., 673-5601. J~tistaJt._BiO":"Energeti.c-~ &:. Dr.l·Shampoo 1.r e e Scotch· .Complete."gardening ~ice M & F 710. Std :Guy to • share house, Sensiti\'ity Aw are n es s guard (Soil Retardants). Kamalani, GG-1676. Help Wanted, , P .. C. Expet.ien.ca... Cr\REERS: Nol jobs, but I 'lont te:i·m-career sp01s -1n n1anagen1ent, engineering. sales & accounting Jor th{' professiontJ. G r e a t op. . "- ' I .. =~~ $75/,mo. lg()7'2 Stingray teChniques will be used. Degreasers & all color SPRINKLER REPAI R Job'.'lenteo,t=emale702 Lane. H.B. Call 673-6578. Counseling Cen!er 494-9755. brighteners & 10 minute New System& * 546-2535 SHARE Lovel" 3 BR home, bleach for white carpets. COLLEGE girl, 19, live-in J Save your money by saving JOHNSONS' GARDENING child care. Avail June 10. l f.B. CalJ 962-7520 aft 6 pm Personals {"$) me extra trips. Will cle'an Yard ?ilalntenance, Planting Exper. Sr. life saver s1\•m or a.II day w~kends. living rm., dining rrn. &: Cleanups 962-20l5 techr tutor. Type. Ref furn WANTED female, (2J.JS) to hall 11· A $7 50 G I S · 'd 111•) 79'5223 J. ny r1n. . , enera erv1ces & req . ., , .,.., , share house in llunlington Q couch $10, Chair $5. 15 )TS. ---------(213) 935-1890. Beach $100. mo. 96S-5797 ----::::-::-'."'.".~~""'::::--exp. is what counts, not TlLE \\1ork. Pa in t ing . -nJLLY IJCENSED R bl Rat F t NEED help at home? \Ye CHRISI'IAN \\-bman w/child * * method. I do work mysel1. easona e es. ree es. to share 4 BR borne \Vith Reoowned Hindu Spiritualist. Good ref. S3l-Ol01. Dave, 642-9852 Ho"' a rd have Aides e Nurses • R f d • 372 Spiritual Readings given &1·1-7•123. l~ousckprs • Companions samt'. es req' . 54;>-.l STEAM Carpet Cleaners. e H k•rs u · hn dally. 10 Ai\1·10 P~J. Advice B" M 0 0 s Lt I I om ema .. -PJO G.r.' •• for Rent •35 professional at lowest ... e ~ · e1 ec · 547~. • given on all roatters. I can I b t In t · prices. 3 avg rms complete P um • ence. s n s, AVAIL J une 1st, 1 dbl he31pl2yNou_ .El Cam'-Real $39.95. 962--0672. carpcnll)', tile. BA/1'1C \VIL~ ~abysEit andl~rd ~ive I "N d "~? "9-t9 be<>1nn1ng n"'. r 1 1 n g garaRe 40 mo. 212 Lillian car . "".......,, . .. .. San Clemente Carpenter lessons to l <'hild, 5 days a Pl.. C.l\1. 646-3SZ4. 492-9136 or 492-9034 TOTAL SERVICES CO. \\'k. Trans provided. Reas. Office Rental 440 LARGE OR SMALL Plumbg Install's-Carpcn!ry 675-5792. SUPERB ollice suite. 5 Rm. 2 Ba. Kitehenette, Completel,y crptd. On cor- ner, ground floor. Ample prking. ·l'T10. Orange, Ci\1. 963-3268, 5J&...9303 Dl;SK space available S50 mo. WW provide furniture at S5 mo. AflS\\-er'ag service available. 17875 Beach Blvd Huntington Beaclt. 6'2-4321 FIND YOURSELF Elec Repair e &16-18-09 JN SOMEONE ELSE. All Types \Vork: Cut doors, \VANT ED HOUSE\VORK, DISCOVER panel, remodel, finish , Hauling "I Tu f -I Laguna area, ,,. on, e, Disco Y rame. repairs, e c. VER 9G2-l96l. LOCAL !IIoves, ha u Ii n g , \Ved. Good references. 714/835-6885 213/387-3393 cleanup. Exp co 11 e g e , '°4793"-4"4_96,,. ----...,,-=-CUST0:\1 \\'oodwork panel· , ..... k R ' PROBLEJ\1 Pregnancy. Con· student. ....6 true . es. PART time general <>Hice ing. Cabinets. Gtn'I repairs. lS46 fident, sympathetic nwo"'.an· 534-. '>''O rk desired on Saturday , .. ~ Ph. Duke DaDurka, cy couseling. Abortion & 64fi..759S. YARD, garagl" cleanups. and Sunday. Experienced. Adoption ref. APCARE. 1-~~,-~~--,,.,--~ Remove trees, dirt, ivy, Call 675-0835. 642-4436. F.XP. RemOdel ing, cabinets, skip Io ad er• backhoe. repairs, maint. No job too 26fi6 ALCOHOLICS Anonymou~. sm. Reas. 646-422·t 8-17-. · _._ MEDICAL, dental' or rtal ~ e'state. S t' re et visibility. Ph<>ne 542-7217 or 'l\Tite p, YARD & Garage Cleanup. O. Box 1223, Costa t1esa. Cement, Concrete Free est. 7 days. Cat Travel 540 CEi\fENT \VORJ<, no job too anytime, 548-5031. HOUSEh.'EEPER/Cook. \Vill live-in. Referenes. Age 35. From Argentina. 642--3187. Jobs Wanteci, M & F 704 .. ,,:. • •• Parking. 2 at $150 or com- bine into l at 4250. lilO ---::=,,.,::-0',,.---small, reasonable. Free Gardening. Yard &: Garage SET SAIL Estim, H. Sttlfiick, 54S-8GI5. Clean Up. Free Est. 0range at Rochefiter, C.M. Kingaard Real Es I ate, 642-2'222 or !J6l..3268. TAHITI JOHN'S Patios &: Block Reas. Rates. 646-34!18 Grand III Masted Schooner, work. An assoc. cf Var.-s Housecleaning Cl'ew &: Guests share costs. ~ -d""•P'"" CM 833 0291 * AIRPORT AREA * l..iln .... -...,. ·1 • • (213) 371-1239 Adj. Airporter Hotel. Deluxe' PATIOS. Driveways. Patch RET. cpl. presently emp. desire adlt apt. mano._ge· mcnt in J-lB, C?if, NB or sur- rounding areas. Exp! 213- 34!'r3213. Help W1nted, M & F 710 SOLDERERS To $2.75 Per Hour Cableing, Har ness & Lace E x perience. WIRE WRAP To $3 Per Hour Experience w ith Gardner Denver w ire gun. TECHNICIAN & TRAINEES po1·tunitles. From $10,000. Call Don Jackson. ~1~1. Coastal Agency, 2 7 9 (} Harbor Bl at Adams, No. 207, CJ. CASHIER lmmed. Opening. E."per. prcf'd. Kenn Rima 11arcl· \Vare, 2666 Harbor Bl, CM, CLERK/STENO Marketing expC'r desirabli". Dulies include: typing 5ales crders, quotations, e o r · !~ respondence & c l h e r ,-., documents, maintain files • 1 for orders, quoit's, s('a!ed srrvice doctu111•n!s. Lik{' shorthand desirable hut not nc-cess. Apply in pt'l'son l\11CRODATA CORP. 644-E. Young St.I S.A. Equal Opportunity Employer 9028 COLLEGE student, full ti1nr SIZES ~· sumn1er, para tin1t> <luring J .( • .(8 \ school. at Shell Station on l t'• '\'hip up gay, ca s u ll I beach in l..agunR. NO Joni; \vedgies Ior play, patio, hair & must be 18. 494-!XJOJ. poolside. $3.50 Per Hour Up Controller L.1lf'-";..., 1{f....,j'.,.. Slide yoor 1"" In to Construction $18K v'l fashion's newest, lmtant Familiar with digital \Vork in corp. ofC!I of tong . Crochet Wedgies, Use rug estab, land dcvelopinent co. \Vh.1 te-e~·elel COIIRr -yarn f75 percent rayon, Z> integrated c irc.ults • OO\V branchini:-out into nothing lS fresher or more percent 'rottonl for these other states & Ha\\'aii. !\lust nattering to tb:e face. Zip in-sturdy "casiei;". Pa.Hern have practical & corp. ex-to this princesS-easily (no 7226: frizes S. M, l. inclucWd. 1•2-3 room suites. LOWEST v.·ork. Lies. Free est. Dave RA.TES. 2182 DuPont Dr., jlnl 642-9852. Howard, 641-7·123. Let DUTCH clean your carpets. Also, windows & floors. Xlnt Y.'ork. 537-1508. INSPECTOR per. in construction. Rring overhead pull I. Easy to ·Sl'\\'! ACaJUNTANT-Exper. in or send resume. Ca l I Printrtl Patt('rn 9028: NEW 9uick-No Seams municipal or water dist. ac· 5j7-6122, ,\bigail A h b 0 t \Vomen's Sizes 34: 36, 38, 40, ro6m 8. 833-2840. Lost and Found . L:iJ PATIOS, walks, drive, install DESK space available $50 I ~;;;;~;;;;~;;;;; new la\.\'l\S, sa\V, break, ino. wtU provide tumlture i remove. 548-8668 for est Dedicated Cleaning * \\'E DO EVERYTHING * Refs. Free est. 646-2839 counting, J\.1ust have ahility To $3 .25 Per Hour Personnel Agency, 230 \V. ·12, 'll 46n "4~ .• sizeyd36 i;_~st I to \I-Ork independently & \Varner. Suite 209, S.A. 401 3 yds. a-in., · in. hould '--J'f' d I E • · d • contr. s ""' qw_i ~ ~e to xper1ence as 1nspec· CLERICAL O!licc . All'rt in-at$5 ~Answering servloe Found (frH •d1) 550 Contractor availabll!. 2Z2 !'orest Ave, BAY & Beach Janitorial. Ctpts/v>'indo'>''S/fioors etc. e Resid/Comm'l. 646-1401 . assume responsibility for I 1 · 1 -I--=.,-.,--,:----. f r f tor & p C assembly te hgent \\'Oman. ntcl'csllng Circle Cope '.l~C?unlin~ unc lons .a. ter 1 · · • \vcrk. f.Iust be g 0 0 d ~na Beach. 494--9466 . FOUND adorable ma I e • • • • • -BA.Y VIEW o·F-F-ICES Ccckapoo pup. Vici n 1 t y FATHER &: SONS - 1n1tial period of superv111on. .· Good mil·"· al b -1 -t SALESWOMAN wlnumben. IV• w'll "aio. Gilbert St. and Stanford, · d . ..,._,, .... ,, air-..;.dltto' nn.I Decoratmg, esign, carpen· pc ..,.. .. .., .......... GanlenCrove.539-2847 1 b" -· 1 CLEANING Specialist: Win- dows, carpt-t, floors, stoves & ovens. 774-03Zl. Sal a ".ic d a -·~ 1 1 Y • MacGregor Y;i cht Corp. ary open, epeouen on 1631 Pl -C '1 ~ecora.tea. Lldo area. try, p um 1ng, \\•mng, cc. & l·t· ,. acent1a, "' . l!Xper. qua 1 1ca ions. ReaJOnomics. Bkr. 675-S'lOO after 6 p.m. 4 generations exp. • 25th yr. Land1caping Pl"'"' apply by ''"" oruy $800 Per Mo COILEGE or high school girl "·anted beginniD g· mid..June (or earlier) 10 babysit 2 children, 6 & 4, for the summer. Hrs. irom 7: 15 A.VI to 3:30-4 PM. Mon-Fri. Some eves. too, i! desired. Must have ov.n transporta· ' ' :'" ! . .. • ' I' FND. Cem1an Shepherd iml. Jn bus •• Lic'd & bonded. Ah'TIQUE R.o\\'-Suit. for Black & tan 838-3687. 838·3545 furn, R.E., salon etc. 2376 ---------• • e • e • TOP SOIL-544).0097 Lawn Removal, Rototill for an application form to the Moulton Niguel 'Vater District, 27281 Aliso Creek Rd., Laguna Niguel, Calif. !'rewPort Blvd, CM ~8-9Ta5 Lost 555 6'"'1967. .,.--------R0011.f Additions, Estimates, Painting & OFFICES, $59 ~ 1&9. Will decorate. Near 17th St., bank .1 shopping. 548-8118. · OFFICE su.ite.s, downtown Laguna. Lease. 2000 sq tt. Cpts, drp.o;. Reas. 4~3028. ~IEDlCAL suite, .ready to go. Heil at Bolsa Caica, H.a Sl't<>lmo. 846-1.323. Office/store $60, to $250. Apt. above $165, New drpl. r:rpts. ~5th St Hunt. Bch. 673·1784 Business Ront11 44l .STO..RES tor Jeatt, 1400 or XOO aq. rt. Cpts & sign, ready to go. Major shopping ·center, San Clemente, 492-3457. ** Store/Office, g I ass display caJPe. · Oov.'ntown H.B. 21.8-5lb St. $175 per mo. 53&-(;007. * Or'FICE-GXI sq. ft. Also 80 Sq. Ft. INDUsrRIA.L SHOP. Costa 11esa &16-21:l'J. ITT'ORE & office for rent: Bolsa Chica at Heil, 1-IB. 846-1~. lnduJ trlal Rental COSTA MESA Male-while w/ora.nge spots plans & layout, single or 2 p h • Yellow -rhinestone collar, story. L.T. Construction. -...,-•"p"e'.".r":'.•,.,ngc"-t-n._g:"""-.,. Loat in l\J.esa. Verde area-847-1.:ill. p A IN TING-Interior-exteri· oa 5125 • Reward -979-8519. Additions * Remodeling or -Reil.sonable Prices-20 Reward! Lost black German Gerwick & Son, Lie. Yrs. ex Per ience-Free Shepherd <female \V/recent 673-6041 * 549-2170 estimates. 646-19$6. surgery) Vic: J{arbor & Driveways 20% disc. paper & hanging, Adams) 546-8757 . &12-8131. mobile 11tore. vinyl, flock. DIA:\fOND pendant. v i c HA\VLEY'S Seal Coating; 547-5846 The H angman Balboa Bay Club, l\fny 18. \Veather, gas, oil resistant. 8-16-2182. RE\\1ARD! 4 9 -t-3 3 2 8, Stays black. 543-5395. PAINTING -Honei;t, clean, ~10. Electrical guaranteed v.·ork. Licensed * Accnt/Controller Caref't position for qualified chief accountant "·/mfrng background 9 some know'] of computerized accounting. A real challenge--0pp0r to become controller. · Service Center Agency 4262 Campus Dr, NB suite B-4 557-2711 Helen Schaffer Blk 1 & insured. 675-5740. A 1· CJ -I LOST: & tan ~ ixed ELECTRICAL \rORK. All ccoun 1ng enca Shepherd. N-0 ta.gs ot· ID. kinds. Big or ,;mall Llc'd & PAL'S Painting Serv. RUTH RYAN AGENCY Vic. Gothard & Slater, H.B. Ins. Free est. 546-0211. Inter/Exter, 40 :,.TS exper. 1792 Ne"·port,.CJ\.f &i6-4&l4 If found please ca 11, References. 5-10-7046. 17931 Beach, IIB 8-17-9617 847-2203, Rev.'ard. ELECTRICIAN, :icensed. °"'==-;c==:--.-:::=-; ·~~~ .... ~~!!!!!!..,,.... bonded. Small ,·obs, ma int EA!ER. Complete 2. coats, 1 -~----FE:\f Irish setter pup. 3 mo story .$24-0, 2 story s:~oo. ACCOUNTANT: This new old. Vic: Dahlia, Cdi\1 \Vhlte ~&_re~pa_"'~-_;i_S-_5_20_3_----Keat "·ork. Roy, 847-1358. firm needs bright young · h & Gardeno·ng man to assist controller. marking on c est toes. PROF. painting, inlcr/ex!er. 7, TI78 ----------Ideal for the person just out 6 ,_ -AL'S GARDENING Quality "'Ork. Reas. Lic'd of coll£.'ge \\itb no exper. OOBER~tAN Pincher, blk & for gardening & s ma J l Ins, 557-745:), 548-27Y.l aft 5. Fine local co. Start $6&1. l'USI, 7 mos old. \'k' Sunset landscaping services. call /'\o Wasnng Call Jean Brov.·n, j4()....6(fi5, Beach area. Re\v. 592-3207. 540-5198 eves. Ser v t n g * WALLPAPER * Coasall Agency, 2 7 9 O SML Blk Cockapoo-\\'ht spot Ke\\'})(lrt, Cd.'1, Costa '.\lesa, \Viren you call "Mac·• Harbor Bl at Adams, No. on chest, Vic Vl('torifl St. Dover Shores, \Vestcliff. 548-1444 646-lTil WT. DY. Roward. 646--9288, 646-0728. * NEW LAWNST Sl\IALL Fem \vhite poodle. Sod · Stolons -Seeding. 'Yard 'Vcaring collar & leash. rC'mocleling. State Lic'd. \'ic: Victoria, Ci\t. 642-2420. 534-4821. 30 Day Special. lnter/Exter ADVERTISING painting. Li c'd/Ins. Local I Grrat opportunity for highly refs. W Yrs. ".:"P· Free est. mfltivatcd, highly skilled Call Chuck, 645--0809. __ . !'lecretary to 1vork into broad· WALLPAPER HUNG er responsibilities at fast. Carl Rcbko 6~&-2449 paced Newport Beach ad· JUI) & 2880 Sq ft. I'· CABINET MA!tERS- FlBERGLASS 1 t! I Nr. Nwpl Frwy &: S.D. Frwy DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS FOR ACTION ••• CALL 642-5678 1-~~--,--"~-~~AL'S Landscaping. Tree removal. Yard rcmod<O'ting. Trash hauling, lot cleanup. Repair sprinklers. 673-1166. House Hunting? Watch the OPEN HOUSE column. R • verthiing acency. Brains, Plaster, Patch, eparr initiative, & sh re<Tuired. * PATCH PLASTERING Call 133-1670 1 • • 2931 Grace Ln. ! . 'c~ or ·BakR er, E. of Fl airvlhiew * I 1, .. M l) epresental ve ere , .. 9' am-12 noon. * * * * All types. Free estimate• Call 540-68:5 * Plumbing SA VE on home repairs. Free est., plumbing, paint, in- st al 1 at io n s, hauling. 839--0372. APARTh'IENT manager. Exp, full charge manager for large project in C-0st11 Mesa. Salary + apartment. J\1on Fri, 9 to 4, 213/rl5-38SO. 1 m4} 979-4434 or 8794TI1 0 _ 12,000 SQ FT. all or part, I"·· 17th St. In Costa Me&&.. 8c per sq ft. \Va·re h ou1e 1 Village. 548-5551. I NEW DELUXE ?o.1-1 Units. 3 !" ph. power. 1733 Monrovia I 543-3145: 836-9798 ('V('S. " ·57' io 9600 Sq. F~ 4001 Birm, N.B. 541-5032 M-1 CORNER, 127x90' w/bldg. 991 W. 19th St., OJ UXl mo. &12-3490. Trader's Paradise lines times dollars ! s1 .... ,. 455 I fRIPLEX, ?\1esa Verde, R-2 Lot, Paln1 Springs, $7500 1 JtETAIL 11hop avail. at The i5.1.000 value, $16,000 equity, value. for local house or , 1 Fa.cton;, $175. nto. See No. 9 TRADE for properly in ?? Can add. • for Into or 67~. fallbrook/Vista area, The Doyle Co. !·. RAnt•ls Want.ct 460 644·5065 Eves: 838·6341 WANTED JULY I 145.000. EQUITY lo l•.,.d 5 ONSIBLE 1931 1·ord A Coupe, Drive inl'ome property, for clear •11,;'l ' RE P ~nywht'l'C. S1ock body. VS d ·" I WORKING AOUP-LE hou!O, lots. trust ••~•. "" . w/671 blower. $4.000 lnve11t-bonts or !Ir? -n6td • c;ine ot 1wo bedroom ed. Trade for latt model car * '* * 492-1896 * * * .r. hdu~ wlth lro"ge fenced or classic. 6"5-lfm. I,, )'Jrd (for tu'O VERY \YELL 1-lAVE sharp 2 bedroom, ' ' 1'1tAINED dogs) $135 most. 1900 Forrl Condor. $6000 pool Cd~"f Harbor View hme '( 1 Vlc: between l9UI I Vic.tori& value or ?) Will trade for W11nt Tustin foothills 3 10 4 PLUi\IBING REPAIR No job too small * 642-3128 * COLE PLUMBING 24 hr. seIVice. 6-6-1161 Remodel & Repair - ASSISTANT To transpose curting tickets, Shi~ping dept, "''" Marianne of Calif. 333 Marine Ave .. Bal Is. BANK TELLER: Beauty, brains & talent \vin lhis fun spo!. Plu~h bank needs your REMODELING, additions, cxJl('r. Good future & great pa.Hos, prompt service, /1'a! bo.o;s. $.HS. Call Linda Ray, estimates, references. local ~~V-€l)j,i, Coo~tal Agency, bu ilder. 1-10 p.m. 968-0067. 2790 Harbor Bl at Adams. 968--0964. No. 207, Cf.I. Roofing BABYSITTER, mature v.·oma.n in good health e T. Cuy Roofing. Deal \\'/own trans.., for 2 boys 4 Direct. I do my own "''Ork. & 5, also lite house\t.·ork. 645-2780. 54.J-9590. 6:4j am to 4 pm. 5 days \\'k. Sewing/Alt1rai'ion1 557-1779 after 4:30 pm v.·k· _.._.,,.._..,. .. _ days. D Es JG NE It-European I ~B~E~A~un=c"1~A~N~s-... -.. ~.,,.,-~lo-r trained, ~ yrs. exp .. new In busy shop. SL65 hr or 50% Hw1tington ~ach. 968--0739. comm. Pd vac. Ca I I Alterations -642·5MS >lS-9919. Neat, accurate. 20 years exp. B E A U T Y 0 p e r a to r , Stel-eo Repair Cuaranlee + conuni.s1Kln, 64&-1161 1 -(near \Y. Say St.) COSTA lllte model ~ Ton Pick Up bed.. large Jot prelcrred. I · tM'aA, 543-1881/aft I p.m. Agt. 675-7225. C.n.r, STEREO equipmf'nt repairs, !·,-. w-A .• NTED camper. 5.16-3553. • l\ T n lh d d ctimplcll' facilitie• for 1\11 BEAUTY ()peratof'--N.R. arell. Som(' follo'>'•ing pref'd. Call !ttS-S.J20. _ 51· I a ca utnp ma.kcs &: mod~ll • discount l Young couple \\'Ol.lld Uke to Want Camper, ffi:\l elecl., (money maker) 48-IT !!hot1 rntes: 8 tr\lck tape der k. '*tt l. 8.h. \lllflUnllht..'4 houae 11ave '67 Chrysler N. }:". $55,-fl o.tbcd, for camper. '52 ~ T clran &: adja.st $8.00, th ts 11o•J1h get~ In Ot, Op to OX) F..x-cc. home. Sh0f)8milh, P.U. Trade lor amallM' ve-"'tek Sl.00 oU to Daily Pilot • SUO ·mo. Good •rtJ•. Both VACuum equJp, 23' MllboAL hlclc or printing tqulp. read tr 1 , <Rcpfactment 'f:'inplo)•ed. 5Sf·OXl51,_rt 4 PAI. S43490Q, &$3-0535. 646-2928. ncPdles a: el\.TtM{1gN; !~off), \\!AlitEO~ 8Gt.· man dcalrea * U.S.A. Sttra'l Equ i p. '""'/•pt to·lhAtt. Pttlcr nr * * * * * Wareb!u,., 179 E. 17lh St., Pfb, i:d--Ew;.. SJ'5.. U9l. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!! Costa Meg;, &4 :;.... 2442. .l BOAT A.uemW.en, txp'd only. Apply at W. D. Schock Corp. 3002 S. Gl'ffnvillt, Santa Ann. ll't a. btetzt. -~0 your Stttnl w1lh tale, Ute Dally Pilot Ollnified, $0-!6'?'J. Personable poised & mature person. STENO CLERK $500· $525 Good Personality & lion & desire to give the • children your undivided at-"t~'f. ... , tention at the beach or park ~·~'!i<.r>,~ , or wherever you & they decide to spend the day. phone voice for market .. ing department. Jolly English boss. \Vrite, telling us a little about yourself & the pay you desire plus your age. address &: phone No., lo: Classilied Ad No. 420, Daily Pilot Box 1560, Costa Mesa, ENGINE LATHE OPERATOR With Own Tools $3 .40 Per Hour Days SHANK BALANCING OPERATOR $3.25 Per Hour Must have 1 year ex- perience. f\.1any Other Positions Too Numerous To List. Both Per manent & Temporar y NO FEES PACIFIC PERSONNEL SERVICES 112 No. Tower Union Bank Squi re Ora nge, California 547-6446 Ask For Rachel May Calif. 926:a'.l. CLERK/TYPIST To learn Ladies Garment l\1fg. Marianne of Calif. 333 Marine Ave., Bal Is. COOK Good Position \Vith Company. Must l-lave Dinner }{vuse Exper. No Phone Interviews Call For Appl 67S.1374 9135 SIZES ""'========~[ \Vrap yourself In luxury. -Use n1ohair or novelty yarn. COOK Crochet clrcle cape in easy Sunbeam.quick! ONE MAIN PATTERN PART (M sean1s!) for this sprightly v.1·ap skimmer! Whip it up in tulip-bright cottons or blends for vacation, partieii:, picnics. trips. Some exper, nec.:ess. Apply spider design. Toss over in person. Love's BBQ, head and shciu lcl('rs or WE"dl" Brookhurst & Adams, l-IB in 1iers with dressy clothes. COOK, p/time !or catering Pat. 7033: one si~e fitR 8-14. service. other size 16-2(1, both in. Prin1ed Pattrrn 913.'i: NEW Children's Sizse 2, -4, 6, 8. Size '6 takes 118 yarcl 60· Inch. 5.17-0739 eluded. Constructicn QUALITY CONTROL A new 1.."0mpany just formed by America's leading developer o f residential communities is now staffing its operation in Orange County. It ha5 developed an exciling new l'1'.lncept in tac· l<>ry-built modular housing. I \Ve have an in1medlate open. ing for an individual with al least 3 yea.rs recent rclaled t'Xper, in the coni;truction h'flde. Thill exper. must in· , elude duties or a 'quality assurance nature &. will prefcrrably be in the fac- tory·built hoWl~f1' lrnfui;try, SEVD\"TY·FfVE CENTS for each pattern -add 25 cents !or each pattern for Air Mail and Special Handl· ing; other.vise third-class delivery will lake three weeks or mot(', Send to Alice Brooks, thi! DAILY PILOT 105. Needlecrafl Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea Station. Ne1v York, N.Y. 10011. Print Nantf', Addl"l!P-. SEVENTY·FWE CENTS 1cr each pattern -add 25 cents for each patlem for Air l\fail and Special Hnndl· ing; otherwise third·clas!I delivery will take Une weeks or more. Send to ~fariun Martin, the DAILY PILOT. 4~2. Pa~tem Dept., 232 \Vest 18th SL, New Zip. Palt.>m Nun1br-r. \'ork, N.Y. 10011, Print NEEDLECRAIT 1'2! Cro. N:UIE, ADORES$ w I t h chet, knit, ('IC. Frtt dil'?'C" ZIP. SIZE and STYI.£ tions. 50 ·cents. ~,_~IDER. NE\V! lmta•t ~lacnmf'. SE!-; MORE S p r Ing Bruric, fancy koolJ:, patlrms. F:uihlons nnd ChoOie one $1. panern free from new t :fl#J Art nr 'blrphl C'ro--1 Sprins·Suntrncr Catalog. All chet -0 ·1er 26 de!lign!l to t;izes: Only 50c~ make. $1. BOOK Jrud.anl Crochet Rook -INSfAl\'T SE\VJNG h•arn by pictures~ PaHtms. ~ew today. \\'ear tomorrow. ~-~. Comple.tf.I lnManl Glfl Boole J N ST A N T F ASl:UON -more than 100 gl1tJ. -$!. BOOK -Hundreds o r Con1pl~te AfJhaa · 806k -fashion lacls. SL 11 · TIME FOR \\'(' offer an a 11 r a c I Iv t II Jiffy Rq Boots -'50 stonlog "'lary ;,, Addltioo ccnl•. · ~nc"nJ.")('ral package of so"':1:.' 1% Frli:e Ai(hanA. I nu l~K CASH Q11ld hook 1 -16 pattern~. Please C.nll For Appl. Ed Fuller ~1::!. Q""' ..... -THROUGH A r.o """-DAILY PILOT Qull1• for Today'" t .. h•ln~ OMNI HOUSING -15 bet\ullful p.'\lltrn~. 50 SYSTEMS. INC. 11822 Glll•ll• ecol•. w~NT AD Irvine tndw. Complex '· \V h It e Eltpnanta'.' over· , ~ SAnta Ana ninrilna your hon.tie! Tlim 642 5&78 (U4J 979-7400 thrn1 Into "CASH" ... ~II • ~'!"""'1~1!!!~~~~~· tht>m thru Onllv P l ln1 Nffd a "h cfi ·f l11ace an ad! ____ ean_64_2-567_,_s. ___ ••••••••••••••••••• 2! DAILY PILOT Moltd1r. M.t:r ;zq 1972 28 DAILY PILOT : r ........ . ~ ta l[fl] I ,,.,..,.cut J[Il] I ![Ill I l[ll) I l[fi] I ,_.., ... ](fill~ _L' ... _> ••__,[Il] ! l[ll)1;;I -·-·--;;;;J[ll]~it l >lelp Wantocl, Ml F 710 - CONSTRUCTION ' Help Wam.d.M& F 71D Help Wanted, M & F 71D HelpWanlod, M&F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 71D Help Wintocl.MA F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wonted, M & F 710 Help Wamocl, M&F 710 DISLIKE AGENCIES? D A N C t-: l n~1ru1•tor11 I llolltrM!f'!I \Viii 1111.111. Sinell'S ('half'• J!H;\ llrhr Bh'd, C.M. fi~.5111. -DISHWASHE ~ t'.Xf)t'r. Ov1•r 11. Surf It Sir- tl)in, 5930 \V, Co.ut Jlwy, NH 11ous t;J\J-:•:1••:1t "1u11t'll, ro Hvt• In. 'l'her" are just 1¥iV •it u~ 11 :lb ;, llon1t• 1n Jrv1IX' ·re•TT<'lt't'. Our pr .. 11" n I •Will<'. \\h(1 hav" 1>1·1·11 1~·Hh w: tor 5 1 ~ yt'ari1, are r,..turn· ing ro t:ni:h1.nd to rt:hr1• C"rnl T I ~ Jlf •f.INtJt-..f • r.,-•ri A,,,..., 4Rlf c-.-,q 0#. • r;,.,,,,,_, •-~ Ac,..,'"'"' o,.,.,, Co ... 11 A.,,,., l'/tOfle J46-2l I• l.llr\01 wo.ltN'AA v.•11.n11'\1. I r.1ui1 bt 21 yrs or owr. Ap. ply In pCl'JQn: Mr. Mikt<s lleRtauranr, :l)IJ pa J m , BuJboa. ~1on 19 l: Tues j() hrrweet1 " & 6. 1.VN -Ptr™l: & £xper. Nurse& Aides. REAL ESTATE -SALESMEN-ROBINSON'S e NEWPORT e BEAC>I 1 Ill$ oppcning, f<>r Secretery to $650 Top skills. r-.11ctn1 bacqtoond heiptuJ. htl&St hA\'\" x In· t appe:arance. Beautiful ofc. &: locaOon. Fee Pald/AllO 'Fee Jobs \\It' arr now i<la..!llng OW' new ~1-pn1pan1("5 l1~(·illty co.i:a.attl 111 rhr 11n)tlt11'tlo11 of 11u:10c·y. ! Befor• UJo;NT~Juur:tiW:. "sat. t:Jo:-t)f .lull('. Oc1·;111io11t1I cook1n~. you decide you pnnd('tl rJulit'~ rur i.:•·n1•r11l v1•1)' Jlltlt f'flll'rtainini.:, ju.~r I \ 11 r a(' 1 11· 1• Enthwl1U1tic, ).:('tlt'rlll h011:11-•y,wk & J1~ht all of UI rt•d 1 out,goull! 11 ;;lutity to WOl"k l1t1111i.lry. JI you hnjlf>l'U lo Call M9-Dil Nffd l or 2 t:.cpE!tlcticed Alesprople. lnct!ntJve rom- ml!llion 51ldin£ 11cale plan. pcriOnaliietl lralnlng by a profnsional. ALSO \VIII lruin new licensees. Smnll ofrice, pleasant l':orklng conditions. Pcnonal intend@'W -A!lk for 1'.lanngt>r. Janitors NEWPORT Personnel Ag1ncy 833 Dover Dr., N.8 . 642·3170 build modular housimt. Our . . rxirtln~ b;i,(·klou enable~ u~ dishke to otter Jl('nn11.nl'nt pol'iitions furth•r MARKETING Full Time I Y.'//X'•JO!i· "' inu.~l . 962-..'\3!9. ht1.\'t • hu~hund l\'ho ii> ltOO<l I AnothL'r r-.lenVJr'lli.I Dll)• i-: to tho8ft who haVt' 1·ccrn! r~· • • ' -------Id 1:11rdt>n1ng, "'(•'d l1k1• lo ill'rr· and )I'.• 11n1e 10 tell all VRAPF.BY 1 n !'It 3 I I "r <'>.· lalk t11 liun 11)1), ·r11r1'<' flfl' ~ SECRETARY U.S. AFFILIATED Brokl!r.!I Realty AJ)l))y 111 prrl!On 10·5 p.m. SEC R E"TARY: ~l #l Fashion 1111., N.B. n\oJern office, fr l t' n d J Y ptriCn('r' In lhr f()lili"'U'I;: named lradca pe1"'1JCpf'lllfllh!1'. full llffiC, 1 1·uri1furt<ildl' ]1\'Ul;,:-quarh•J'S. uf vut t·h1.ill.'i \\hllt )l;1 ~ bci'rJ YE:-'-\\'t ho~slJy m h<l\I' aood i>alilry, -t9~·22:ll. /\<l•·11ua tt• fur II eouplr hnript"n1n:,; II\ the-pasl )•'!ir. I 847·8507, Eves 968,1178 Equ;tl oppOl'IUn1IJ1 rm1)Joyrr ('(l\\tJl'kf'rs. Grr1ll cha.nee to .... ad,•anct< to rxrru1i\'t' le\'tl. PAINTERS J;:Ll:CTRIClll/l.'S J'LUlofBER:-> nouc11 " FINISH CARPENTERS OltV \VALL MllL WORf\ Pleue Apply In Person 9 am-4 pdii 01'o1NJ llOUSING SYSTEMS, JNC'. 17822 Gilll!llr S1, JrviJle Jndu11. Con1plr'X Santa Ana. Calif. at)OU L 'JOO rurrt'rll .)ob:-. 111.rn 1 -J 'h•a . ...,. phonr G J r; -:i ~I G 3 , 1n Orl\fl~(' Counry N<11'. 11 ESCROW cl E _R_K--\ "••rkrl<iVll for 111,1)1'l1n1n1 .. n1 . J·or 1narkr11n~ 1111tnngcr •1 Rl!al E111atr SAL0 S\I " f · .., ·~ • A., -or ~'l'Ow1ng t-;ro"·ini.:-c:o. StF1r~ $500. I \' E:S..~\ ,. ~1'4!:·1n 1ll lh" S1at• 01 C;1l1fornu1 l.;1w.~ &· 111r ;1i-'-O< ' 111 11 I u y in r n I a~t'J'l('I"~ ~ll11Jolnr1Ls •1 ( •·Hue~. -· -:mall 1 ·lrrt1~u11es firn1 in P:orrssional lleuJ Estalc ('ilfJlt'l St drttpery U1·al1.:i· tu Pays 1'-tr. i"t'C Joh~ Alao. Sa!cs1ucn l brokers~ Thr c::iU on builtlrrs. \\'ill 1ru 1n Cail J~on Brt1\\'n, 5K)....6()i), ovportunity ls here! You nrc cu11ahl1· nuui. Tup 1,'()m-Coastal Ag\l'OC)'. :l 790 nc1•l/f'd 111uncth11.lely 101 our n11:>swn. Cull 1.:01.1 al f2JJJ llttrbor Bl at Adams, No. Ff11m1· ••r l'/t1n1t' lfr~ H;\11;~ i;1)'ll~1. ~~eJ!cn11•11·_( .rU·aol \~c nL~I~ )OU LOVI:: &nd 1 lrv1111' Jntlus. <:omplc.L Ci\TTrr Oppo't, 1n sn. rNi!tf I SllllJ0/1 :11 ail. 10" •. ,\.~k flJf 1'1111,<1 . J\"on111111. 1;7::.~.':ll ,,!~. 1 Call \11s, llilr.\ t:ll J t ii70-0J.j() t-:qual Opr.()r Emplt)y1·r ---' IHlt·.'i)t-_;J\}'_;f>;J'J-.;H f11r .. nr• pc.•l'#Jn. i\lu.~t havr 1:~11·. J.1\'t' in. Pn rooru k hallo. 'J'llANK YOU for your l'Oll· 1 l\1usl hr an organizrr "'llh i.t:.inl supporl :1nd thr' rrfer· ~ood :-;kills. 11 you'rr 11h:lrp &.· v.·i>U i::roomcd. r~pltlly t'"pand1ng .. n cal iotli0-7777. 'lQ7, c:-.t. Estate division. Pos1r1vr OJ>----SALESMEN--_ ----- portunity tor advunt.:enu.•nt. . SECRETARY f'or appoinl1ncnt pl•""'" ft·,,.k ~CC'd llll'll \\·ho are_ ready to e BOSS PAYS Jo~EE e r;xpr,;1t Sal1>s11~Jn1;11'1 1x'f·(!l'd 67::.!lOl::. 11 111 be pll'aseJ 10 koo1v 11 r Call S46-4731 ,..,.... 1 th b nd Yl':S-\\'1' •k1 ).;t\'l' )OU a c-011y Be Rot>gnl•r. earn . ~ car usi~ess a $650 l)f ou1· ltr ~lw-dull' & puy· ~~auli~~~~!. ~:ifly 54~~~,;;; HOUSEKF.:EPE:!t -C.on1· arc 100'.i> tee paid by 1hr Fuc· ltl!ervicw AJll1l are \\'Lllllij! to train: ?ilw;t Skilll'd, Altrat•tivr. All Pahl rnrnt trrm.~ pri<ir to fill in" n• 'l'°"IG. panion, live.in, for single' I , ,,.,1.,. 1 . 11 ~ AJ ~ve good_ peminality. be Benefit!I Jncludin<> Dental, .. ' TJ' tr'"" d I I I -1~ .,~-,, . " J. .. y, llrl( \VC n11i; l Slatic PO\\'('f, 1111·. • ,'f.. t I cl l tUl d .. • 1ut an applK·11llon. \Vr'll ---'----"-------!I u I 1ir ~·· ·• ·""''.-· S ,. 1 Tl in eres e 1n. a u -e, ress Jloliday!I le Vacations. also i.:ive you thi! In· l::X ECUTIVE SECllETARY: add !he only 011<' iri Orange A ullst iary 0 ir ~ H ""' r~:.. F ' '~·ell, salesm1nded: Bencfi.ts: Beautiful Otllcc!I'. 956-1000, r<Jrmalion on rhr· phone. Sh•tP" our fut ure ~·1tlf'S. Th111 I* Inspector to $550 County. Oates Rubber Company 1 i ~rjYill IkDio .. group ins., high Cal Fair Einployment 905 1 lop 11rchitect necd!I }'OUI' :\lin. :.! yrs rxp SmuJl Mll1· con1n1 issions. U~li1nited in· No. Euclid, Suite A, 0 A:n1J. I YE" .. 1 . :-(kills &. talent to run olfil'f' ron1'!1t!i-Ch•ctrOnie. Soni e I •~1;~q~"~"~1 ~O~p~po;,;;,r·,,,:£~n~<P~1;0Y~•~r-l _oo;;Ji<;;:-;~c;-;::-romc. Apply 111 Perr.on. heini Allil> Fee Jobs ,,....\vr I 0 J.eivr wmc tr.~!~ I t k nd -· UN I VER S I T Y OLDS· . . ro h!!lp you 1..li•lcrnlinc wha! 1 I:. handle clients. $700. !-'L"' i:i·· ·grou r<>eciving. 1 I Real Estate Sal15 S I/ti I I' · 1 •1 1• J b c 11 ~rrv1tr Center A"rncy , By ..t>0i-. ,,, ''''' ,,.,,., by J\11. 11ursc cut'f' for pat1"nt R J\10BJLE, 2'~50 Harbor Blvd.. eamstr1ss, me you're lit1t ~miterl for. I ill(· "so c•· u ~. a ,., "' cal Estutc O!c ncl!cl~ l lclcn ll:iyi'!C, J 4 fJ -60 ;,r;. ·12:j2 C;111111us Dr .. NB I I days. Prep11.rc lunch rtr.. 5 salesn,cn. \\le (.'(l\·er al! Costa ~lesa. 501 29th Streel, N.B. \' ''S..11' I «JI •If, .. Consttol At"~·nc), '100 Si.Ull! g...1 .-07-2711 1 appolr1!111rnt in ordrr !o day 11·k.63);-7:U3aft 4:30. I I I N SERVICE St t. tt ·" t , , <a -~ P l;j~t·s.· u rcn esln!c. r !-;,\LES represcnlnti\·1• ror .... , a ton a euuan 1 1 , ( 1 ar !Or i at ·"' u1n:<i:, o. .. Bea.ulllul Hunt. Harhnur. Jo('al firm in Capo Vall~y p/lin1c, eves &. \\'knds. Ex· · 1 " •' ;pcs l Jl f 11 • t N ll<·!c•n &:halfr·r 8ervr you be11cr, 1·espL-'Ctint': e e NEEDED o 1•mp .oyn1!•n ruin ;1<'1Ury '."l. C\I. I T Off" G" I T 1 R 1 I N t · , 111 :idminlittrnti\'f', tnll f\1•r l•I -~-_ _ _ .... -hoth .vuur 111111' ,i;, ouri;. WO ice 1r s o i1n ca ty l\l\S.,t.:71 area. Expcr. hrlpful but ,rill pt'r un )'. ea in ap· t:qual Oppor. Employrr - --· ----A I m · .. o ' .. •••••••••i i cx!K'r. ~·.r 1-;()(JKKEF.:PEH. Salary INTERIOR \ P.ECEPTIONt!-.·r : ,·our \\1r1-train. &1lary + con1n1 Car penranCl'. PPY onn.,.:1 11 1 pcn. Call g37.1;744 S.in 1,1 DECORATOR .. ."\lu~I he 2:i and ahlf to drive nin;: JX'l'Sl.Jnnl ily nt•!s this & ful1 L'f1n1p;1ny bent•fit~. ,\n only, ?:iOO Ne1,·rxirt Blvd., CASUAL LABORERS J y~;S-Jf )'OO'rc, 11 1.r"1111 Y !'.Inn hll~n lft:l)'.I A!\I &. 12:._.~· /·:\Pl'r. l"f'QUlre<l. Sal. + \\'i• arV' <'Spandini;: ai;1tin and -APPl_,Y -fubtJll)US oppnrhuii1~-. Sonit• c11u<1l opportunity ernpl11yer. ~C~.)~I~. -·------- ur-ntly Needed 1 -• pt ··rtt•··RG ' '°'S M 11 ,-11 1 con1111 F'ull •'O bc1)(.:f1t · .io \ lS6 l:. lGth :>;t., C.~I. !~·ping ncl'tll'rl. .\lut"h 1111111Jc r·or 1n1cJ"vil'\\' l'all 4~-8j9.-1. SERVICE Sta. Atll'ndant, , "3'-I rmpoy~.._. your ap 1c11!1on r r. i.i,,,. or!!n, ~ 1. · · · ~. . . __ _ _ __ __ e loflmt have tranrportation ls ktfll lotnll.\ ,~,ur11J('nt iaJ. I I'll t.· unskill{'(I. ,J\11Jshill!!.1 llr 1-1·k. Apply !O it's :"!l rxcilin~. L:11ircl Sha\v NEW FACTORY L-nnta rl . !..· ni<~ llo~~· ~~!·~. SALES\\'O.r-.lEN, nianngrr. fftin1e cvt'. shift. Neat in le. telephone. ! \Ve \\·ill lrRin. 16.11 Pl,1ccn--Apply 10-12 & 2-4 : ha!!'. rrgistercd and bl!f.'11 ar-EXPANSIO.N ' Cull Linda Ray, .>10-60.1.1, ~ift sJJOps in Neivporl & a~1>earantf',. Expcr. only. Interim YES-Wr have hut h appllranl ~· Cosl:i. ~fC'Sa~ MAY COMPANY I 1 Coasral A~cncy, 2 7 9 0 Costa r-.lt'sa. Full or part Lite mech3ntc:'.11 k.no"•ledge. Pertonntl Servic:1 & f'mployer pn11I let' po.~1·) GF.L-Coater. f'Xpcr. N&drd So. Coast Plaz;1 ··r11trd hy Sacramento and $508-$650 Per Mo !larhnr Bl ;11 /\d;1ms, No. 11n1t'. ln1crvie\\•s Tues ~fay Apply morn1ngii, 2590 778 W ~h c 'f · h' J.133 Bristol, C.1\I. is now wori<ing '>''ilh femalt' Full Time 207. C71-I. ::o. :)-7 111n. GallL>on Gins. Ne\\']lOrt Bl., C.M • • ....,, , ,,. . t10n11. d11y s 1fl. Top pny. J6.1l 1. 642-7523 546-2592 Placentia, 01. ~QUal Oppor. Employer placemenls. Shf-is as RECEPTIONIST: l)o you South Coast Plaza, C!lot or SERVICE Station sale,man l::Z:::Z:=:-::zC:C::z::-YES.-Our i-ounsclur.c; :i r r -Youn~ mcn-mec-hanical ap-like ro ml'<!l lhe public? phone 838-:;814 aft 8 pn1. & lube mll!1· Top pay, frinle .... ruUy exper. &. each has over Girl rruJay \\/Ont1t'rful a.s e\'t'r J.. nltcr litude hetprul. but not Bri::in your career \Vith this SAU::S\\'Ot-.iAN, cxper. for bl'nerits -experience prefer- 2 yr.1 of rxprr. in an agency 5 hr11: per day, in t:!lof INVEST IN 1 .... ·o .ycars can only say shr..'s rcq'd. i\-tust be 19 or ovt'r. tint' firm by grcetin&: their spccin.Jty r.to!'f'. 1\1 at u r e r!'d._Full or part tl_rM. Shell Construction FIELU SUPERINTENDENT A new L'Ompany jwil formed by Amcrlcu's lrndin l{ developer o ( 7·c1;idcnt1;1I communities ls now Jllaffinl{ its operation in Orangr Count.)'. It hal d@'Velopcd an cxcltin&' new con<.-ept in rnc·· lory·buUt modular houi;ini;. ~148·4l10 YOUR FUTURE Able ta start m:>rk immcd., elit'nts \l'ilh ;,1 sniilc. C11.ll F/linil'. Send rcplic!l to Slahon, 171.h It: Irvme, N.B. ., . GENERAL OFJo'JCE: \\'ould ' the nice~l person I've cvrr if at'<'cpt('{f. r·or joh in· Naney tT:iy, 51(0-605'.i, C!ussified ad no. 369 clo STATIC I YES... We \\'1!\ "01.·k w/y.rn• yo•• Ilk •• a• .... ,.11.1,. ,.1 ... 1 .,. I Full or p/tlme. \ ro r n .. ~ " .............. " BE YOUR OWN BOSSI kno\\"n. rma 10 -Coastal Agency, 2790 J)a\ly Pilot, P.O. Bo" LJ60. unul you_ ha_ " '. Job you rr th• f•'lm ,·,,d .. -.11~•. E••J'oy •· ,.,, J M W J{arbor Bl 11.! Ada1ns, Ko. Cost;'( ,\Ies:t, C11. 92G2ii. ,· lully salishl'd \V\t,.h. their plush olli~s in lhr en or omen c;i11 tues. !:lanl-lpn1 201 c·· · "!. Saltlgirl• I Irvin!' Complex. To $£i00.: 77&.8551 ~ Yl-:S-11'11: an r 111 p I 0 yr" s Call Nancy May, 5'10-605,'), lease A Yellow , \Vr no111 have a new as.~ii;!ant. ! -RECEPTIONIST Ext"rl Opportunlty -for !op niarkt.i ~ Coaslnl i\'fcnry, '! 7 9 0 Taxi Cab 1.::11rr'n Osborllf'. a srudent at Travr! Agt ·E~p Opt'n SWITCHBOARD sll.ll!sgirls. fl1ust have good II c -Bl 1 N p ! 21 fnsli!on hn ckground. Refer· aruur at Ar an1s, o. rod. t-·JanAgrr 1o l ~ Nrecled \\'/plcusanl rv:-rson;iJ. I C fl r A (;oldcn11•rsf Cotle,r, 11•ho l'IC Bookko"~ .• ,. SJ.~" •"· l'n~·e!' rcq11ci;tcd. A11pl)' NO-\Vc do not mukr you 11·a\! 207. Cl\1 . ;i or pp! .,... "' i1y for '''.1ch!ing 1\111.nuf. $!15 morning's Tues·Sal. #'17 in our Qtricc for hours. GIRL Friday, Mk!&-COn5!t 546· 1311 was doing fl r('srarch paper Buyrr-Elcr. Open (lf'r .'\'k, 6 n1os · ·' yr cx~r To\\•n & Counl _ Oran e. NO-Y.1r do not Urmand any p11ymen1 1u11il your tu·~r payrhrrk. Sharp. l nil1:i!l\'C. Typin:;. ( on pt'r . .;onncl a~CJ'll·ir~. She ~c:y·P.lorkrtinc $60075 pref <I, somr 1yp1ng 1'1>qUll'· -SALES OPPOry '-. ltcS<'nrch, hkpg. ph1i;cs. 30 / Ask for Hennnn .:x:c y/Bkkpr ro $7 l'll, Sl~nd hand\1Ti!ten llnck· ~· RTUNITY! Mr. 11·k, s:1 hr. P.O. Bo>. •iiiiiiOiiiiiiiii..iiiiiiiiii-. j calll'c! us for i11tonnalio11 ~<''y·Con!!Lr/Anahcin1 S650 grd lf'!lrr lo Daily Pilot all CONCERNED ABOUT K,q22 ~·llun' in Vall<·•• '"°' Clt'rk Typist $100 •·118. P.O. Box 1560. C'nsta ECOLOGY POWE~, INC. Newport Beech llA~ The Follo\\'ing 011po11unities TEST ENGR-SUPV. \Vt' have an immediatr open· I , . ing for a qualif!Nl indivulunt ~0-\\r .do not try !o talk ~u Ge~;l-Offi~ ... _. -· fR\/INE PERSONNEL 1 and l..aurt'I invitl'..'l:I hrr in 10 l..aguna·Dana Pt Atca l\1t·~a. Calif. 9~2G. Expanding l..'on1pnny needs 5 SE°'ll(E5£>'GENCY \('arn about agcnri1•s. \\'r ~~;c Bkkpr.i\1fgr ~ -------·-sall'SJX'Oplt· \\'ho a re. D e corating to $450 -IV'I r. Acc1n1: Clerk $500 R~c:ep_t. Gen. Ofc $476.67 Ground flOC1r opJXlrlunity. Work in deror:iting dcpl. of Frt:\' &: Fl.'r f'osit1011!! liked ht'r so n1uch !hat "'<' Sccrl'tary S.1()(1 "~rk ln very pleast1.nl N.R. NITA BfilDGES 8J0...-39.1!:1 5 Yni. exper. in electronics production test. Must be ex· pt'r. in v.T iling & loJlowl~ test procedures, must trou· ble shoot complex liyttems. opel'8.te all kinds ot e1ec. ttonic lest equipment. SOmt field cxper. req'd. to assume tt11JX1nsihil1ty for into a job~ don 1 want. lhe final lnstulh1tion & overall finish ul our homc.~ on alte. Cand idatct1: 1TIU!!l have at lcaMI 5 yeur!I ~cr11! rtlated t:xprr. &. must he thorouihly ten1lllar with al l construction trnde11:. /l.'.0-\\'e don't scnd YoU un jobA you're not qua.l ilit'd ror. Wr. flon't have lo. NO\V.won't yo u givr OUR AGENCY A CHA NCE? 1..lsted b<..:4ow at'f' n rew j)bs •-.ach ••"ly ho•ic f1Uildin" T1~st En..,./Elf'I' ro Sl2f,· k h 0U1--s of \\'"ii k•-••·· cu. --···~_'7':;:-'=-o-,~;=-== "" • " H,,.. ,..,, as ed rr ii s~ "'ould join Rect'ptionis! S'150 .... ... "' " SAL SC~ f ro. Lots of pub. ronlact & Buyer/Elecrr<1t11r~ In Sl2h'. NEWPORT Public oonl3Cl S., !nlt:Tt!Sting E IRL or Nut Shop, in run as )IMJ 1-1·ork "'/ne1-1• ESt:'fO\\'S/Nores/0t'Cds us. Karen ju~t piped up and varie1.v. Top Bent'fit.~. Call Laguna Bch. Over 19 yl"ll, hom!!ownc-rs. Oppor.10 a<t· 10 SG75 j told me to say i;hc \1·as a 1 Personnel Agency j~11-6lt.!, Abigail Ah hot e_li:'an.cut. Re!~nsiblc. Full· INSPECTOR- vanc"C in 1hi~ fine firm. Toll E~et·. l\1ktgn Sec'y S67:i 833 Dover D r ., N.B. f>ersonnt•1 Agency, no V1! 1Jn1c . Call '1.,..-0060 bl\\'n 9 b«nr.lil!i. Ci\\1 :, ;. 7 _ 6 \ 2 2, I Ai•rtng-/[)j·~rrc rl'Q'd miracle'. Anyhow. we called 642-3870 \\·arner. Suitr 209, ~.A. am & 11 am ONLY. RECEIVING I:==:::: :::;::;:;::;:;: -----J::xper. w/fom1ed metal, Abi<>ail Abb.ir -Pt•r . .;onnc.·l 1 !O SG.'Xl+ "our local hravrn" a--' had -R t M $4DD SA\VYER J-10\tE n1atutt' " 1"' ecep . a tu re · . ~. mechanical parts le. t!-lec- l\!:l!t1cy. 230 \V. \\'1'.rncr, ~::-.1'e. Sccrt>lary lo $ri.i0 . , . \\'Oman for kit help & \Ve offer ttn 11 1 1 r a 1• l Iv r , in your area. startina: tialary 1n a1ldition S ,.,.,, ~., ,, .. A Si•i·r•ctary 10 !G""' her sen I dO\\'n. Office No fcc ltn1s1· 1n JO da\ s rh1s Cos1a h k . 0 . tronic-romponent1. Require11 ,. w;i .. ~ 'W ~. tA'-E HA\" .. , ., . •1 ·,. f ousc ecp111~. ayt.1mt's. d 1 ndl 1 d 11 --[ Ftl"I' Secrcl 'Y $'.If) 1 " ... 1••CS• • 1. 1~ oo 1ng or ,, IH6-G7IG. un crs a rig: o et a GA-L FRIDAY 1; "''11 "kkai ··•· \\'ll!L!'.: 011--IER:-i !'LAY •·r11.e1ous r11a1ure t y p 'i'""""""""iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiii\ drawin••· ,~, .• <olor code l ay1\'.I r~ />r/NCR (1) $.);{)' ,.. .. ~- ! Local A I Cl k I person \\'hu v.ollld 1Qvr 111 & fundamental t f's t l n i'. $50Q; Call Lorn11n1• l .r ~~'lgcon~11~:;rr/EXf>t"~00~ flash!'~ Gunlh('r l\lau~r l e Gals Friday "'~'lcumr llu·ir clien1s, hall· SECRETARY Some ln·proc..s~ le dispotii· Sa n Clem. l\tusl WESTCLl~~v Rccrpl/Grn. ()fr 10 ~ eo111<·~ 111 unc·c a rnonth and 1 • Keypunch Oprs illr phonci>, Pie. in tlit>il' llon expcr. desirable. meet k 1:1Trt Pcr . .;or111t'I A~<'nc.v 1 rr;ivr>~ Agl/l•s prr 10 SC.00 + is hrlpini;: us ln our ,.._,. e Switchbo.ard Oprs lo1·cly lobby, Top bcnr(i1s. to a liber&I p:1ckfl1it' ol benetlt!I. PleaNt' •·all for ·Ap· I Recepf. pointm1·n1. FE!::. Nt•nr Ot.1Nl llOUSING SYSTEMS. INC. 111122 Gillcl\r Jrvlne lnrlus. Co1nplr!I Sanht Ana 1714) 979-7400 :l0t1 \Vestclirr Dr .. NB .tR>l 1'.. 17,h 1111 lrvinri CM e Sicretaries Call :»7-£122. Ah1gail Abhot $579 to $105 Per Mo. ELECTRIC/MECH. __ 64.'>-2710 642 _1470 punsion. \\:r Bl'I! learning: 111 ) e Typists Pl..'l')':Otlnt'I Ai:cney, 230 \\'. ASSEMBLER Gal F ri, $525 TIAIRDHf:SSER-Comn1. or ,vork S~1ARTER. N 0 1' _\Varner. Suite_ 209, S.A. . -CITY OF -At ll'nst I yr exper. P.C. fEE. Life-~h 01 , S""Cd l"f'nl spncr. TII~: iJA IRF.~,, JNSUR1\NCE Agency -Girl. \\'r need the abo\I(' skills for I ..,_,_...,,_..,iii.., ... ..,.,I NEWPORT BEACH boal'd. P.C. as !J e n1 b I y , "' 282 1· 1 La B '"' =n 1 · I 1 llARDER. and \1•e'rr surr ~ b 1 h , ,1·riling. \Vork for ;, ores · ·JC • ,.,.......,,., . ...no1\• f'dge o j)\\.·elhug firr vacation rcl!e! & var10us touc ·UP. re·work .. repair. i'nginecr:o; in front ofc. llELP \\"anred. Exp. NurSt; ,t-llonll' o\vners ral1ng thlnklng biJ;'. Bch1·ccn he shnr1 S:. Ions: Irr m eU en j RcqUil'f'S graduation trorn r-.1ature g•I. good typing. 1 11id. All shift~. I u•lpful. Xlnt opp. ~1.Jary as~ii:nments. High School & J yrs of n'· BUYER ant.I J im Ne\\'man {Pac<' f 11 · · d S47.:::il~i OPf'rl, !\lust be goorl 1ypis1. cent 1 m" pa 1 Exper. in production &: PI'<>' I I)~' :)(). vis!1or.(. COUPLE : r-.1 a i n-Bkkpr t"...-$650 oiiiiiiOiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiOiiiiii I California Insuran ce · Seminar) \\'f" arc all ~!ting 1 I .-f-'('• f 2112 °" ,...t Dr. l•;une Hi Iii stenographic expcr; Ability lotype buylm:: of electronic Jr-..·1™'· Calif, Call f<'rn Nui'. J·l.Jlil ,,....._ .. UJ.11'5 to type 50 w.p.m. & 10 take aimpontnt1. lnvento"' A there lo~elhC'r. \...;:_:!:::_:..:.:::_.:::;~~ ., rl' for intr\-..v. 833-9-lp,(I. -dictation at JOO "'.p.m. For mat'! aintrol back'1rnund tena.nce-assi!llnnt mnnager ~~REE. Nice' quit-I boss in needed for large pmject in S.A. for fl.Ill chlrge gal "'ho Costa. Meaa. Ptlintirth & can go thru fin. stmts. / / ' I " · d · No\\' rntrrvie"•ini;: ... v uch1n A1rporter lnnl application & infonnation helpful. ·-.................. ....,,. ' ;== <·ontact Prrsonncl Office, repa ir bn cki;:roun<I .......H-ow.1 nece~sary. Sn I e ry + I Gen'l Ofc $510 I KEYPUNCH Rosa, lExccutivc Ansv.·ering St'rvlccl Is still \\'ith os nnd. PART Tim•. Eady AM BUSBOYS 3300 N•wport B I v d .• delivery. !\lust havt' pick-up Newprirt Beach. 9 2 6 6 O. For l ntervit1\' Appt. C111 l4M731 apartm<!l\I . l\Ton-J-'rt ~ 10 ·I 1 213/3:i:>-l880. · FREE. No ~h. 1 c:"r ori·. or \'an. 646-R162. 67J-.ffil.J. • .By June 8th, Day Or Nile Full Or P I Ti mt 1972. Stath· Po\\·cr Ill!-. liiiiiiiiiiiOii--.. --..--.-J T)'pt'. phOnes, rte. i'>'lu~I b<• 1 1·arecr 01it'nterl. I of <'Oursc. Lori Gr<:~g still PIZZ,\ Cooks 8.:. Delivery. 1 male 01·t·r 21. p/llme. Ap-~ I ply \G.'132 Bcoach Rlvrl ., Hunt. SecI"l'tary kri·p~ our book~ /\ Sub5idiary of the Gate!I Ruhber Compal!)' Orafl!ltnnn ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN Day Shift Beach. April)' In Prrson UNION BANK Avail•ble Now , . --.--. ---_--1 21001 Ave Dr La Curlot.i 11 u · o -1 Eq"nf Oppo•, Empl~r ·p1 IT h I I POSJ Al c 0 I as a n1q\1e [lpnrtun1 y • v;r" ~ , . M11st uvr t~1rp. 11'1 f, \lon H\s a1.:1i1rit 11.,,,., ......... , .. \Vr scr111 10 IX" Jikt' !ht' Cob. , arriers. r lvt'r Lar.una Hills l:z:==-===-::-::z= v • .,,,,-For l\n F~"pcricnccd ~ - rrrpr. 'frrn1<'n~1ul<. rirn1 , 11 •••'thci· , k 1 .vour 01vn area. Costa ,\.tcsa. f1\t thr El T•1~ olf '"'''P 11·/~111 '! hf"nl'fit.~ ror i·orp.1 lf your math's in ,. ,. ., d' eypUl1("1.,, bl{'r \\'i!h "llolr~ In Ii i~ llunl. Reh . r11t11. Viv ,,,... '-' SECRETARY STENO CLERK c ,\ .qi(' 01 t"Y 1s1· df'vll'r. . · _ . :-1.D. frel!wayl Exec. Sec'y $650 ()fh1·1·r good cond1"t'1on, Shoes" 11 "'"' "' "01! kno"· llousc1rJVC"S prcl'd. ,;::0-0-102. For The Manai;:cr Oceen Vl•w A t r 1 1 .\l ~'iO :i f a~yonc .. lhA; ;:ves lhr --P-R-OFESSIONAL \j ,i~E=q"~';:l;O;;p;po;:;r.;:jjEijm=pjjlo;yKr=r·I Of Oor Olfict School District b;)CW/\~~~~~'.~ J~~. (I ~r;i~c~ V1riety $500 I we can use you. I RESTAURANT & HOTEL Shi' must have good sh ,t• $536 P1r Month developer 0 r ~sidcntial NEC:O. t Gal of1· moving lo ) Good typing & in-J Day shift until move to P"rs<Jnncl PI ~ r c-n1 r n I, E!llPLOYMENT AGENCY ROBINSON'S lypin~ !!kills & "n i 0 Y Perrorn1 a vafiety of ck:tical :;:mo~;;;;~~~.:'~;"~~::;; :;:;~ "::;,~...,~~;:.,:. ·~ surance experi· ~:;"';~;~; s:~;11~m!r; b"'i""" and •ould like '° ~1~~,~f:,:,s~ '.~.\;~ m;; e NEWPORT e m~~~!=i; In Pc"°" ~"':;1~1a1sh d~"':P~~ Co I h d I I type· till ence helpful but PM join us. do lt>I U!'I kno\V or 2nd Cook ........... $25. shilt BEACH Tuesday thru f'Mday Yrs clerical exper. Ap- unty. I ll! ew oped an · ' • Broiler J\1an. Slj(} 10 ir150 '>''k. To Tl'N's.a Walas plications must be filed excitln .. nt'W (."l"l~pl in lac· ' n 0 t necessary I School trainin~ ncre.~s. ~me I ask he or she lo call. trs a ., 610 N rt c ~ oti ·~ k Fry Cook $2 hr fl f C\\'JlO e'n!rr ..,, Personnel Conunis1lon ,. tory·buill modular housini;:. 'Construction $650 I A I f · 110" · rxpci'. helpful. ne\1' husincss \vorld oul · · '' ••• '· •• '' · • as opening or "' Pp Y ftOW or· 1 Trainee Cook ...••• $2.SJ ht. Jl,'.e\\lJOrl &ach 7972 Warner, Huntln&tOn rRF:E. !\lust bf:' f/C thru • I there Roel lhr n'IOr<' hea1!.s lo Fast rood l-1grTralm<e Experienced j Equal OppOr. Employt'r Beach by J une 9th . . \\'r haw im~.cd\Rlf' 11_pi•n· 1 stn1ts &. rau111 have ronslr I INTERVIE\VTXr. Ovrr 21 ..... , ...... $400. mo. LUNCHEON -Equal Oppor. Employer 1ngs for qualit1rd rtrt'h1tr1·· I CX""r. 1 ftt;urc It out, the heller. \I' t S J • s-retar• - lural drafl"lll('ll \\ ilh nt '"' • Finure Clerk ·rut's & \Vcd 9an1-2pm I I \\1:~,~~:s~~· "·.A!1' ~i;ir~··a~=i~ WAITRESS • T-yp'1sts ..... SEwING Machine operator-. Jee!i't 4.5 yenMI current ,.,.. , , :a' . Thurs & Fri !lam-12pn1 l'ood k II • /Mil kin r~ per inntt \\urkinJ! \\' i 1 h j Secy $600 lntf'reStlnJ:!' openrni.-:11 for .Ir ON I & Coe ti ··· .$1.G:> hr. D;uly \\! n1a g exp. ~ l ·RoE ,, 1 h h h <Sr •kills .'"ITE oo OUI', ~1iss CORD autoinobilc Is :i.1'J·lostc.ss ................ $2hr. 1-0• 0 , ... ,.1 .. ,,.1., Room • Trainee conditions. Top pay . ~1t'v11til:1ni;. nnor 11lnnic. rl!" 1 , r, ~·. ,.,ui; av{' _f'avy s ,. · · · · · '' ~ • ,., 1 •" " P ,,."~a ' r di' I :-.;i::1r BVILDIL"o:. Cushier ................ s2 hr , Assemblers ~~~!ne, •"n'yt•'m~,·. l~ or \Vtlh spe-cial i•miih:\sis Jn • t~·p1ni;: or v SIOn ingr. · ' 1 V brat!! Bu!, 11·e still luvr her. Cashit'T/lksk Clerk V"tV"V"IU thr n1x'11s or plu111llint! !· OH Harhnr ~. s .A. • Gen'I Clerical I Apply in IK'rson 10.;, p.1n. VOLT Cl -1,1 "I f"l"'i' V . d . I I 11 PACIFIC MUTUAL .lor ,t,. l\lr Mnllhc11·s f\\'ilh ...........•.•..•. $19 .Gj shirt ir'J Fashion Isl., N.ll SE\\'ING !>4 .. chine Opn. t. '·' 1· .. 1 ... 11ng. 11r1c OfW'lllngit inc U(C. 1 · Busl>uys l8 & ovcr .• $1.65 J1r . Instant Personnel men for hand \\'Ork. McKJ• · 1 • I t'ASH ION ISLAND Union 761 hl!r rnirhfttl fixrr J-:qll;1t oppo1·11u1iry crnployer ~ 111$. uµ1ni.: ,.. KOi.ii t'\lll\• ~·EE Tc(11porary Ser-.. 11'1' bin Sails. 5'1" ~c .... · · ,.,, •0'1rll('r &nla Cr"' • 1 ~-\Ve olll'r' IUl Htll';Lc'!ll'I' «lllrting AAlnry i11 ncldluon to a liberal pa1 •k11'!e ol boncflti;:. Plc11sr ('RH For Appoinln'll'nt. ~·lttl Joln1•r OMNI JIOUSINV t 7822 t.illlette (IM!lnr lndu11. Contplt'xl Su.nta Ana f'..qual Oppnr, t:-mployu TIME FOR 9UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Mz.5678 Courtesy Personnel Agency Ban~ ol r\n1er1Ci1 TO\\~r Su1lc JJ7 - .\t Chapn1an .t: ~lanehc..'Sttr. 01'an~ (714) 639·~50 ( 7141 135-&461 i\h10 ..• ll~ i:. Artcsla. Atte1d.a (21J) '2C.33l3 n1un1 c11t11.111 ll 1 ~-I " • 1 11rpc~ httvc 11 pet nan1r for llOY1\L SERVICE AGENCY ' 3848 Campu!I Dr., Su11r 106 SUNDAY '-hi T a •· "" N{'\1·15<ir1 Centrr Orivr1 .;x; e e .. "rs ... 1 h 1 !! PILOT , t'or B.estaurant Personnel ROBINSONS Ne\\l)(}rt Beach 517-414l denomlnnlioM. , • rr:1-:1·: d:1il)· 11 u ~I 1rr. u }f' 1~·on I I 3001 Redhill Avcnut' Equal Oppor. Empk1ycr Dan~ Tchnt (all dancet1) INTEHVIE\\'J;'\'.G Tues & \Vcd !lani-211111 Thurs & 1--1·1 9nrn-l2pni ON SITE OF OUR NE\V BUII..OJNG PACIFIC MUTUAL FASHJON ISLAND ~Corll('r San!• Cruz ,(! Nt\\'port Center Drive~ • FR~;F: dally h u ~ tran.~portntion for \\·ork in Loe Angt1l'I unlll n1ovt' lo Nl"\'pt11·t. Sept. '72, Don'I gl\lf' Uf' lhf' !thlfl! "1.i~t " II In clnsslrie'tf. Ship j to Short Rl'-'Ul/1! 642-..';671! From "Chr11tmaJ1 Ncck1ici;:" lo outsrown Lftvi11 -you can tum "tn.1h to c.utl" In a DAILY PILOT c:1 ... tnod od -coll 61?-,161! p1·1nt 11. E1Splan11L11· IV, C01<ta Mesa e NEWPORT • rr.1nspor1111ion ror "'Ork in Suitt' 210 557.2800 BEACH ---Hosllll01ilc1is' & waltremf lJ f AOJ:t1\cs untll tno\'r 111 * Secr1tary $550 Salc8 U.<'l)S &: Yoga fnstn~ I'\ ·11·port, ~pt. 'i2. 1· PR01''ESS10NAL phone Sh 8.\....00, t""" fiO+ Some e"'". tors Hu.~ oprnings for J o~ ~.. ING E W-000. htl5 bct-n another solicitor 4 Dana Poin t. San Jn engineering or t('('hnical S L S CHAL&T LIVE-In to help \\'/hskpng Ir full . . . Oemente, Cnplstrru'IO area. FOOD b11ckgrnund helpful. 1963 ){arbor Blvd, C.M. i;ittlni;: for t"lder!y lady. ' excitin11:. rcwanhng Wt)rk In your own bOme. FL't Paid/Al!IO Fee Jobs 646-5337 64&-3588 lnfonnal w a I er l ro n 1 }'l'l\r, \\1i1h !JJX'Clal lhllllkS to Best deal in Area. Phone PREPARATION Service Center Agtncy SUPERVISORS, a a II b••'• •···••hold ~-·n -·-Pv1 83&-l .. ~"' bef\l.•etn 9:00 .._m. 4 C ' ,.,,...,._ • ..,.. u .... i:op. • ('t.Ch & t'\'tr)'Ol'IC Of .YOU for' -.. ror Lido Duffel 262 ampus Or., NB prod. Sttpavif0!7 t kt 11 rm I hit. Liberal f'rt"I? time. Md noon. Suite 8-4 557-211.t euen. Boa• 1..1.i--. ~ Pd V" !f"" ~-""·"" L.-Jpin<> 11• le••n -~grow 1'::X-rlcnee PrefcJTCd • ....,.. .......... · .,c . .I,} mo. ;i:i,-,.HQ. •l'I:' -,. -.. .,... • • Real 1!1tet1 CarHr ,.,. l!clcn Schaller req'd. Wo i1Jl trala. L.EGAL ~" must have" New or cxperlenc«I, Jolrl the SLEEP SHOP ~ MacGreaor Vat.ht Corf. exp. Salai'Y open. Ca.II Olmpany that's rrowtns. If SALESMAN Sec'y Mktng to $675 lfll Plaef!ntta. 01. Che-rlr, 9 10 12 only. I you do not hive a license. lfa\'t )'our QWn otc. In thla TELEPHONE Sale& c -LOVE lo you all check °" 0"' top ntaht 'frvl"" ..... a ,,,.. e1>mmlH\oh1 or.ti ~ ....... $49 E.\"J)~:i·lcncrd tronlct ti.rm. Rt!sponslble 1 In ...... -. .!.'!' LO/\N Underv.Thrr lraln<.'f'. po.<;!Uon for pen;on who ('an P 1 pa90n be1...u MJI N~-port Bet1ch finonciril tn. PBX OPERATOR ..,.wk on own. Top btnenu. and 12:00 noon at as&l Bolla Jltllullon needs wom•n \\ilh Real Estate CnJI 557~122, Ablp!I Abbot AVl!n utt. M)d~ City. S/I.. or banklnit bllckground. I iJf l Licenting Course JJ /llmr -E~pt'rlenccd Per50nncl Al(1!ncy, 230 W. CALL ).2•5671 Snltu·y open. Re~1n1i-fl' _ _ FUil Mlle• 1ra1n1m:: p1'0lf&.m 2 Niles • Snturdll.)'8 Wamtr, suite l09, S.A. ~ Cl11llsified ad No. >1(13. Daily ,... -'. -no coll M&nl\8'.emeni op. "\Y h i 1 e E1t•phanh1" over-I PU01. P.O. Box l:£i0. Costa _L V portuntues. Alk for Mrs. Apply In person t().S p.m. ninnin~ your houM'! Turn DAILY PILOT 1\lc!lfi. ui ~J • ,....__, At"O Jon~• tor lnronna.lkln •1 •2 Fl'shlon Isl., N.B. them into "CASH" -sell ---------.4JOO 0.. ~ ~,,.,,.,_ tf«/11 84l-!68\. Equnl opportunlly employer F:.\: :.:!.~~~a •1-·-71::,7;/'iiil ,.,.,. Tarbell Realtors ... ...,..,...,...,....,""'.&~:..h~-'..':""11...,1':'_._G4 .... ~--~·-P_11_0_,' ,_c_i.._•_1SS_l_,Pll,_D_A ...... DS_1 I . -. . .. "· . DAILY •IlDT !7 - ___ .. _ ... _·--· _;[ll] I Jl§J [ -I~ I ........ ll§J I ..... _ .. ;;;;;--=1 ~;;;;;;;;; .......... . ~et p Wonted; M & F 710 Furnlturo 110 Ml1~ollonoou1 Ill Pl1n .. /Orvon1 126 o-1 m ---------..... LIDO 14 No. 3159 includln& Toleplione Solicitors NH:d lS 1trls ltnmedlately, JU!tlon1 in Orange County, Santa Fe Sprln&s A: N. Orange County. Apply by ph bN'l'l 2·9 pm ~1on·Fri 1213) 86.J.0000/ cn4J s.u.m TYPIST $500 \\11!1 train on f\ITST. Xln't benellt1. Loc&J. ares, CaU Zena, 956·1000, Cal Fair Em· ployment Aa'ency, 905 No. EuC'lid, Sulte A, Anaheim . T\'PJST, prime req. speed A: accurac:y, mostly stat1SllcaJ. New plant in San Juan Capistr-ano. ?-.fr. Bo r I i n , 493-4582. UPHOLSTERY Sea.mstres!. Trainee. Apply Johamen & Chri1ten.Mm, 893 W. 16th (Corner 16th & Monrovia) N.B. 548-7%1. WANTED L icensed Land Salesmen \\'e Offer • Fully vested contract e 25% commission •Comm. paid by T'nlstee e 2'' A.ere Subdivisions e \Vhite reports ?-.1.H. Cnok k Assoc. 673-7374 \\/OMAN, neat. energe:tic, motel maid Yo'Ork. Laguna Sch. resort. 494-1196 \\'ORKlNG mother "''ants reliable Yo'Oman or mature girl for 1 child. Perm pos. Call art 5:30 968-8637. YOUNG MAN to A11l1t Maintenance Ma n , mUit be neat, efficient & reliable. $1.75 hour. Call 54'-5025. XLNT Oppor. Nat'! Concern has openina1 for route sa.l~men in C.M. 962-M16. ~---~·I ~ 800 UNIQUE claw-f ooted bathtubs. 1925 era. Also 1925 psn"led doors. 494-7432. ANTIQUES in Gara1". 673·3698 OVER 200 y,•ashers, dryers, refrlg .. rators from $39.95. 545-0780. Rent Washers/Dryers $2. \\'k. Full main!. * 639-1202 * REFRIGERATOR. 2 Dr. Auto Defn'.lst * 893-9J60 * 102 \\TESTINGHOUSE \Vasher & dryer. Can be used as 11Ac:k or side by side. Chec:ked & serviced "'ith in la.st 30 days. Llkt new condition, movtna. phone 546-1224. i\1A YTAG repa.irman hu washers $35. to $100. can deliver w/1 yr. euarn. ~tn8. .1-- ELECTRIC washer & Drytr. \\'hite. excellent condition. Private party 9~2500 or 979-72-45 ask for Casey. REFRJG., \.'ery clean, shelf in door. $fil. 7 13 D \l/estmin1ter A v e. \Ve'!!tminster. 810 size hide--a-bed, SUO. 5 dra"·er cbe1t, Sl?;. Apt . Sh'.J\'e, S.l.5. Naugahyde chair & ottoman, $35. 64;....2749, TABLE, ped/wht. 4 black chrs. $75. Buffe_t.v.•llinut \\'hlle t~p; $65. Hanging lamp-Med style. $40. 557·8820 Sofa g· Loveseat, ne\'er used. Both $150. Sewing mac:h. $25. Pri ply. 968·7910. 4 PIECE M!CtiorW • bti&e • Dark wood coffee tbl.a.JJ in txC'el cond. Stt to AI> preciale. 642-2625. Have something you want to S!'ll? assslfled ads do 1t well -call NOW 64~78. 940 SOFA g· • lovaeat, nt\'er """· Both mo. ;;cwm• machine $25. Pf!, pty, 960-1910. *PIANDS*ORGANS* --------11r1iler. Xlnt cond + rr..1··-32_c_u_s_T_OM-Sloo--p-g·-.,.-.,.-. 1972 Gtrr~!ped with Goln& out tor Buainess HI~tAUYA.~ female, seal mem~rsl'.ip to !'\ewport's FiberJl•n over wood , tull a1u pr 0 I e 11 10 n a 1 Best qu&llty • pricts • serv. point, producea top kitteru, nei•;est & ttrw11 Yacht Club. sleep& 6. toarted w/l!xtras ch a.naer, .Uf/T,.VMPX KawaJ·SleiD\\'1,Y·B&ldwin, etc CTA re111tf'l'ed. A 1 so S2~. ~391. lncl. motonud dJJl&h,y. Just rectl~r. 1 ea I e d air Playu Pianos Ii: Rolls Persian kittens and Ptnian P-CAT No. 2n. Xlnt. Tl'lr. aurw~ at $16.COJ. repla~ 5 Pc. wicker den/patio set. R.e-uphollt"red. rt-painted. Best offer. "._7286. auspension fl)eakm, tape Rentals .•• \1/t Bey • Mll atud strv1ce. Lou of 1tora.at. North Sails, men! coat. o'~"ner ~aYina d~ • hudphone plua ih Daily 10-6 Eves/Sun U..s 89Z..2970 5ff to appree! S 3 2 5 0, for H•"'lll. will N<'fk1ce G1r419e Sile 112 j•cks. W•s left unclalm~. FJEU>'S PIA1\0S IRJSH Mner pupa, Al\C, 52~ tor $8.500. Bank fin.anci"I; Brand new in box .I: Colla ?o!esa Cn4) ~3250 "GIA.~T'' l<)lden fawn &l--:•c--;l;,,o;Tc-1;-;4-. "tull-.;--,.-<~ina-.-Wi(. See at Dana Point ruaranteed. OrlclnaJly prlc· GULBRANSEN bru'ldle. velvl!t black. Very trapeze. n'°"' sp!nnaktr, l\.1arina all "'ttk-nd. Slip ed at $?79.95. Take over for 2 manual, tood co n d. t"l!i!5. 96~90. trlr $600. 64~32: Cr36 on Island s \de . MOVING -Fantastic Garqe We. Rare item• -At!tlque decorator itt!'m1. New dbl bed s.tt. OW1can Phyfe din. ing 1l!'t and buHet, McClain J\to"·er A: edler. Garden items. Statue, potted plant1, bikn for parts, Furn., r u i s • &l&u .... ·are clothes, &Olid d o o r 1 , 1urfboArds, games. e t c . 20132 Imperial Cove Lane HB 962-7097 Sat to Mon. GAR.AGE Sa.le: Ba.by turn .. area !"U&'· dinette, lamps, & misc. 19322 Worc:hester Ln, H.B. Sat Ir SUn 11 to S. S90 cash or amall payments. sacriJ.iee. $395. 67>.5252. GOLDEN Retrif\•ers. ~C. "~lake Room For Dad-(n4l642~1: tn4l494-'049. Layaway Department. PRIVATE PARTY \\'ANTS malE's. 6 Y .. ks. Q{. line. $150. d y · •, , c I ea n out the VENTURE Cat Catamaran, 714/89J...0501. TO BUY Pl.A."10 FOR Orlly 2 left. 838-0&M . rari!ge .. )'our trash is CASH cost sssn. l!'Xcf'lll!'nt $650. PANELING painted ITOO\-M _c_AS=H_.,_83>---:.221,.....8.-..,..=--KEESHOND PUPPIES ,,·ith a DAILY PU.OT Sch«k Sa bot. good 513" 20 lheetJ. Good for \Ve buy Grand Pianos A.KC. 3 females, 1 ma.le, 6 Class!Jed ad. S95. MS-2381 . sid••11• 1htt.; ..... or "'b.atever. PENNY 0\\'SLEY 89'J..3314 ..-.Ju Call 833-3531 e\1*5 I ·.;;c:;:::-:-;-;-.,-:;----,= M.. ~.. · "'u tos, Used 990 Autos, Used Some 2x4 and ?tl iM:. piec:n Ul52 Beac:h Blvd. Stanton OLD El\8. Shpd&. pups. Ch. jiiiiii bui:atn at $80. -for all. Open Memorla.1 Day Sil'!'. Showfptt. Palpated. _51_0--0330~=·====~--I TV, Radio, H IFI, Reas. 837-9736. TICKTDCKER Sttroo 836 THRIFT SHOP EAST "LIKE a teddy bear" )la.II!', NorY•egi&n E lk Hound - Husky combination, U "''k!. old. $51'.l. 962-8118. Chrome Porsc:he whl1, 51,i w 15.J Sl!i ea. Hse·hold items, models, many more. 1 PM to ~ PM. 319 Ceda.r St. l\'B 642-0031. Remodeline SaJe. Evtrythini: 1972 CLOSEOUT sa.Jt on mu11 i<l· Starta Tues. r.tay Zenith 6 RCA TV's in full l'.l, Il'O E. 19th St. C.~1. 1wln1. Lov.·est prices of the =====-----I year on all '72 models. full LABRADOR R e tr t i v t r . BOOKSHELVES and ~ selection if you bey nov.·! AKC. regia. quality puppies. S.\IAl.J.. DESKS suitable for Priced bl!'low th t dis· Call 557~219 aft 3 pm. Ha\'t!' txtra •toraat •pa~ In your counters & wtth 3 yr p1ctutt -•..,ho,_,u.,..,,. ,.,..==-;:--.,--,- 1arage. 1212 So. Ron St., tu•· • 1 & 08 c H N • u z ~ • Santa Ana . 542-3120 "" yr parts service. " L n. pup 1, 25'' color consoles from hsebroken, shotJ, aroom & EXTENSION and ST E P S425. 19" Chromocolor or stud serv. avail. Terms LADDERS. a.II siie.s \VOOD 1..X-100 $399. 18" color I 84&-0839. Jewelry 815 J E V..' E L R Y . bankruptcy stock. Must sell. 50-75% off. \'ariety of international set· tinas. Precious stones. Avail on d11trtss sale. 67>75n. ONLY Price rtduc!!'d for port.ables $259. ABC Color G~R~E~A~T~O~an-.-p-up-p-,.-,-_~5 QUICK SALE 1212 &!. Ross 1 TV, 9021 Atlanta. Hun· v.·ks _ Show Q ua J l t y . St., Santa Ana. 542·3120. tington Be.aC'h, 968.-3329. \Ve Brindle/f&Y:n. Alt 6 NE\V blue floral print full quote phone prices. 979-0120. sofa be-ti . Cost Sm.sell Sl.30. PVJ' pty -a pair ot new -.:..•_:...,0-L-=o~E~N~G~LJ~SH=-=s"H=r=EP= A.\1/F~f steN!O tor P into. \.\'harfdale speakers, sold dog, female. 4 mos. 2 Antique woman's di11- mond Mng5, $99. & $55. 1 blue diamond, 1~ K $350. (2131 592-3217. $65. Harry 673-1799 $303, take Sl25 cash. Also Call 5.57-484g after 6 pm ELECTRIC FANS new blank c:assette. tapes, &56 1212 So. Ross St .. Santa Ana ~Id $55/dor., take $12/doz. H_o_rs_•_• ______ _ 542·3120 534-U48. BEAUT. Purebred A r ab Machinery 81' USED BICYCLES 5' Motorola console stereo Show Horse, Hackn~ Pony All types, large selections A?-.1/FM radio, $7~. Xlnt & Quarter Horse. C11ll for OXYGEN _ A~tylene _ -.,...,,....,•=,.,6-='2~·12~7~2~=-cond. 548·2941. appl. 552-8357. welding o11.nd cutting outfit. A.B. DICK MODEL 32{) SPEAKER system.II, shipping 13 yr. old Bay thorouahbred $79.95. AC ARC welder. m Top Cond. $-495. dama.ge to boxes & packing l\fa,re • $275. Gentle-Tack ampi. $95 827-3040. 642-3983 orlly. 6" 1-way to 15" 3-"·ay avail. Call Sat. 6 Sun. M iscellaneous 118 Miscellaneous air suspensions Y stems . 8»4&41. W _, 820 50% oH rea. ~il. 5 Year Boets /Mirlne STEREO: u n c J a Im e d intwa cuarante-e. 892-1191. Equip. layaway, Ganard 4 speed *W ed D ~ STEREO 904 C'hanaer. 11. i r suspension ant Hu JI{ Complete systems, 20 to 40% spe&ken: with mu It i p 1 e Aluminum c:ins lh&t have oU ree. retail. Speaker sys· c r o 1 s -over network. aerved you \l,•ell & provided terns, 35 to 50% ott reg. AJ\.t/FM /?-.1PX radlo and hours ol pleisure. Rt.JN!!! retail. 7804 \Vestminster tape; deck. Still brand new. lo 1060 Glennl!'yre St., La· Ave., \Vestminstl!'r. 892·7952. Originally $41£1.97, pay off i Un& Beac:h. No 1Jass what· r;mall balance of $197.88 or ICH!ver accepted. GARRARD stereti, wired for TV ; dark \\·ood. a vocado payments of S8.25 monthly. CHARACTER b:t.at motion vf'lvet inserl!i. Like new. U S A Stereo Equip. picture footage v:anttd for \\'anhouse, 179 E. 17th St., Vlt\\•ing. Call Ne"' p 0 r t. 5200· 64~15 aJt 5 pm. Costa Mesa, 645-2442. Harbor Chamber of Com· COLDR TV $95. 21" TV S29. \\'AS NO\V merce 675-6300 19'' port. w/stand $39. All xlnt cond. 557-3993. Tape Deck 12 spd) S100 S 50 Musical Instruments 121 100 W. Amplft $275 S 95 FENDER Spe;W r box, 2-15" Dry copy m11ch $275 S 50 I [ 1 \Vood Pl&ner $750 $330 -J~.B~.L-.S~·~S-~50_.._~· ru_, ____ '--'"-'-'°-~-'-"-~ open 9 to 5 11.·e.ekdays -::: _ _ NEWPO RT ORGANS Off ice Furniture/ 846 Production Pl., NB Equip. 114 3 Lin .. , 2 Times, $2.00 b45. I 5l0 ST. Bernard, female, 3 UCTION * months old. AKC. All &hots. To a quabfi@d home. Beaut * A • 5J4..Jlll7 * mark•d kitten .. 8 wk•·boX Fine Furniture & ouuide tr-aine.d, Loni or & Appl!A.nces IBM bee. elec. lypewriter, shrt hair. 548.(1813, 836·4493. Auctions Frid&y, 7:30 p.m. xlnt cond, pri pty. $350. GER?-.lAN Shepherd puppies, B 9112-4167. Windy's Auction arn ~~-------~ 1 cannot kttp, me to good 2075~~ Newport, Q.1 641H686 ntISH Setter pup. male, 12 homes. 494-4790. •1 \\·ks, lhots, show qual. HWlt. Behind Tony's Bldg i\Iat Sch ~9230. 4 BEAUTIFUL kit t e n ~. *1Ai Carat Diamond Mn&. \\'eaned & box trained, 7 Tiffany setting. S250. Also Pl1ne1/0rt1n1 826 wks old. 557-6833 aft 5 pm. bride & groom's matching * Clearanc9 1 Fema.le Calico Iona: hair. v.•edding bands· if you wish, 3 months old. Black. Red. FOR FREE?! .Bill of We & Sale * Bro\.\'n, white. Call 646-.ra58 gua.rantee available • Set Of Over stocked trade.ins. alter 2 p.m. boUiht in Costa i\1eu. Call e ORGANS e ,., "K"rn=E"'N"'s.-:1-.,.-,-y-&,-:-t--;O;:-utty:;;;c 546-STIO aft 6 & wknds. Orcoa Chord $149 cinnamon & w hi t e. Pool thl 4 yrs old·marble ~y Holiday $495 644·1848. bed. Empire 8 model. by Ba..ldwin Dix S595 ~~~~~~~~~~ fisher 8' 4'' by 4' 9 ... In· Hammond M3 $745 ~ cludel'i baJls, 8 cue~. \\•all Gulbransen conso.!e I I!~ l racks. dblt blk "TOUlht iron 25 pedals w/Leosl!e $1,495 h t• •nd Supplicls 1' overhead h1mps. Orig $815. Hammond Consoll!'s · · Now S450. 646·12'70 aJt 7 pm. 25 pedals from $1 ,695 MCLANE 2 hp 20" la""" e PIANOS e C•ts 852 YJERCURY 50 and 120 HP PJ:op1 . Alr.o wrap a.round windshield for boat. New 54S-0530. (21 Chris Cra.tt 6'1 v.i th transmissions $495 54S-22S3 Boats, Power 906 ----11' BOSTON Whaler 100 hp nu bottom paint & v.Tiring, n1any xtras. make ofr. Art Or Jim 67S.-OSS0/675-8353. 41 FT. Chris Craft tri-cabin dbl. plank mahor. beauty! Comp. recond., loaded \\i th extras. S24 .000. Priv. pty. 213: 435-2962 213:427-7493 16' Wizard w/fl) hp ~ftrc & trailer. Boat tre1hl y painted. ~1otor has recent major tuM-Up. S 8 S 0 . 540--2219. 1!° CALIFORNIA 1/0 with skis, top, cover. Ltss than 1 year old. Mint oond. S~95. 54fr5107. 30' TIS Chris. Immaculate 56500 or trade for P .U. cam- per. trailer or ~. (Clear) 962-4283. 13' Boston Whaler, 40 hp , Johnson. cover &: Bimini 1 top. suoo. ~1375 aJt 5. 27' flybrldge Cruiser Loaded 1yith extras. $5500. mowl!'r $150. MCLane trim & Cahle Bungalow $395 edger $65.. Both excellent. Baldwin make. Spinet 5495 N j ag a r a cyc:lo-massage, \Vtber Console 5795 like new $65. 548-2381. Grands from $695 Call collect 11141 493·4988 JMM AC. 1968 35' Concorde re exp. fiberglass. onan, stem room It sho"·er. roomy.Jow hts·\\'Orth $32,950. Will entertain a.ll offers. 251'.JS \\'. Co11st Highway, Ne.v.'JlOrl. HI~·IALA YAN female, seal 1 1-'8-'-KE-'=L~s"o~N~c-a~bi~n-c-ru~il-,-, point. produces top kit-v.•/trsiler. Tv.in Johnson 3J tens. CF A registered. Also persian kittens and per. hp nib. Nl!'v.·ly painted & POOL table. antique style, Kimball Fr. prov. ·u d 1. Grand Sl,495 4x8 s!ate. $325. Wt e 1ver Bank Terms _ free. 8'.'.6--8102. l'radl!'s \l.'elc:ome. CA!\P£T FOR SALE COAST MUSIC by Carpet Layer. Call Newport Blvd. at Harbor • 546-5745 • M0-2086 Costa lifeu 642-2851 MtMBERSHIP in a In.din.a: Open SW1day 12 to 5 pm N.B. Pvt. 00<w club tor GOULD MUSIC CO. sale. P.O. Box 296, Costa PRESENTS Mesa, C.a. 92626. LARRY ROOU 1 Couch S6S, chr & ottoman .Premiering the spectac:ulor SJS. drum 1et $25. Perl New Conn Organs cone!. 675-5517. Sunday, June 4. 2:30 pm Motor Homes 9•0 at Ebl!'ll Club of Santa Ana sii!n stud service. ! upholstered, s/1 radio &I 892·2970 1nany extras. $1.300 or SIAl\lESE Sealpoint S10. ea. Call alter 646·2181. Dogs kittens 2 pm. 854 --~--------St. Bl!rnard, Yem . 1 yr Rough coat. 963-3nl · $15 or hest otf•r WELSH Corgi Pinbrook- AKC -1 m&le/3 fem. 546-4928. SHEL TIES, 6 v.·ks. be11utlful. 968--7056 AKC, neare~I oUer. 548--1503. Boats, Rent/Cha rt'r 908 65' Schoonl!'r "Kelpie'' now avail. tor charter. 2 D Guest-$260 Per Day. Larttr rroup1 tor cocktail partle1, etc. Inspect wkdya at Dry Dock Restaurant or phont' 548-4192. Evl!'S. 548--5039. GUNS accepted in trade, Ptn_ta.x Ya.shlca S . L. R . , erllarger $15, slide proj. takes both 35 & 21'.. 7752 Belgrave Ave., G.G., Sch. & Chapman, Sat.-'.\fon. WE'RE MOVING UNBEATABLE PRICES UNBEATABLE SAVINGS EVERY1 CAR MUST GO ~-BY JUNE 10 '64 ~~~'GE 6 $895 !N947 79l Utility Box '69 DODGE PDLARA $695 4 40 E119. !OK4 1l9 1224562Jl '63 ~~0EVY BELAIR $395 IJMH711) '63 ~~~?d~o, SH:~:r, Aute. $365 '"'· llZflUI . -· '67 ~:?~?,E .~~-~~~ET $565 !WK4 1F711 922 71 l '70 ~~Y~.~~;,~.~.".'t"·· $1094 Ht1+1r. Auto T•en• .. Pow•r St11 ri111[1, Pow11 ltt~tt, N•w P1 i"I 1"'id• '"d Out, I PK41 K00224D62) I 65 ~!.LIT~.~~ :o~-~:::.w~. $595 '72 DUNE BUGGY $995 !DLR.94351 '62 FORD Econo Vin $1295 Nu P1i"t, •u9. '•"•11111 16 !010111 '62 ~~~~~-~:.~~pl•. $11. 45 'i" Stri p••· IG611l5l '62 ~;~.~~~-~~~;.:. s795 Utility 8 01 (0.A.R167l '64 ECDNOLINE $1095 Wiridow Vin. 1111• I 81u• & Whitt. tP7t•66) '56 T·BIRD $1995 .A.T, PW, N11 Chrom•, l •11d•u INSUll6) '67 CAD. Cpe. DeVllle $1995 Yt llow w/l lli: l •n8tu, Full Pow t r, low Mil11' ~KNNIDI) '67 CADILLAC $1-3·9-5 s.a ." D1Vilt •. Full powtr, l••+h•r, 1ir, l•11d•u. IOllAEKI '67 CADILLAC $1795 Sid•" D1 Viii• 4 Dr. l lu• w/Whil• L111d11,1 !UPK470 ! '67 CADILLAC $1745 S1d111 o.va1 •. Full pow•t, •i• eondifioni119. Siu w/l111d.1u. !XWTI 7tl '65 CADIL LAC $1095 S1d1n D• Viii• INWSlltl ECONO LINE Pickup l lu 1, tN•S0771 BRAND NEW 625 French Street free admission prires, fun. * * ... * ... IRISH Setter pups. American F ield Rt-g. Male/IE"maJe. Shots. S85tS90. 673-0085 &ft 6. HA V E B OA T -W ILL '66 '64 '66 '62 '65 '64 '63 '62 '56 FORD Von '72 CHEVY VAN Travco Family Wagon G ro at for weelend c1mpi•9 and f1mily fun . Slttps four. Has fli p dinette, cerpot, d ual b attorfes wit h switch butane stove, ice box, two large slider windows (#M 10&} Holiday Special -----· DAN MAR MOTOR HOMES SA LES -SlltVICI -RINTAL 13801 HARIOlt. GAltDIN GROVI Nut to G. G. Dtl1un 139·7000 !\fr. Roou conducts tree \\'Ork- &hop ln our store 10 am tfond11y June. 5. Call for reservation . GOULD t1USJC CO. I 2045 Nn. !\fain. S.A. 5"47.Q6Sl * * Sine:" 19U *ATTENTION * ORGAN BUFFS ! \\'AS NOW Elec t1arimba S l95 $27! Elec G\oek S 290 $190 Orch Bells S 210 SUD Slel&h Bens S 750 Ut5 OT'ian Harp SlOOO $500 Theater Cons S 9511 S5SO Church Cons $ ~ $.275 Spinet orca.n S 750 SUS Open ~-5 \\1eekdays NEWPORT ORGANS 346 Production Pl .. N.9 . b45· 15l 0 COR.RA1'PonieJ er horse $20 to m. ma. No fttdlftC:. M&-56.lS. * HIGHEST CASH PAID* COAST MUSIC Far """ piano: Sp\llet..con. IOl,..UJ>rilhl>-Orondl. W.21i16 TRAVEL Sell the old stuH. Buy the I Sport fishini Cruisir\i new stuff 645-!llXIO 644-8211 -------~~-Autos, Imported 970Autos, Imported 970 All '72 Models • SAVE • s2399 BRAND NIW '71 IPITFIRI "\.,,. IU ~0016 ) ECONOLINE Picku p 1N•so•11 FORD W1gon Sht rp, F1.1ll Pow••, Air C•11d. ( FM&51t I IMPALA 4 Or., At.ti•. Tr 1111., A ir Co11d . (l\IF5it l MERCURY COUPI A1.1lo. l •1111 .. Nit • Ct•. I PZU4S6 1 21 00 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MISA • . ' • • • 14 DAILY PILOT 28 OAIL V PILOT lfiJ I ---1§1 LI ;;'"""";;;;; ... ~]§]~~I ~[ ~ ......... ~ .. ~J§j;; .. I MOt.,. HOm... m -...... _... ,10 -°"=-==-""O"-~-Dune BUffieo 'IS6 Trucko "2 Auto•, Imported 970 Aul .. , lmpon .. 925 PAC£.ARROw •• cnrnooKc1---=----·-------DATSUN AJ1 ... brandl •• o'""""' '71 Dune Buggy "BANK REPO." ALFA ROMEO price . , IMMEDIATE DE· 1!169 Ooda:e 300 aluminum B~CH . CITY DODGE 8T~ ... ~ ..... ~ ~~.::"' .,:'; :;:.::: ;:; 8=.".''.~ Alfa Romeo '72- "'111 finance Pvt Pty (9iJ. rood. Call opening rt'IU' ETPl. 546-8736 &It 10 •m. doon. Good <OM. C.ll 2000 49W!11. Rob<rt Pope US N•Oonol Jt~-"'t.l~=.~ .... ~ ~ [ -~ ]~ [ T•-•tm J. [ ,._, ... Mi.! c, •. sn"";s:k. '" I ~·~!I • !!! **SLIP lor lars< boat 36-<0 C•mporo, S.lo/Ront '20 Cycloo, BikH, ~DISH aloop, Slffpt 4. ft. Atta·btwn PavUlon • '65 Forti ?'JO % T. 'J'ruek Scooters JnboaJ'\l Ir: New ulla. $5000. Jeotty. 673-6190. • w/S'rii' Cabovtr \\'e111,·ay·s I --.-6S_H_O_N_D_A_JOO ___ _ Awry t.~. SAIL BOAT SLIPS camper unit.' •Pffd. Rl.H CO~trLETE Rf.:SUILD Z ' VJKh G &loop. Cabin. Newport Buch 5'8·225.1 Xlnt cond. 54,000 ml. $191». Top tnd. bottl)m and Beautiful 'cond!Oon S~. &18--0ll&. f'a rbs. llf'Y.' rlutrh. fM-2696 or ~7>3334. Bo•tt, Speed & Ski 911 '70 Dod&e Cu.t.tom SportJme.n Run~ f'xcellent. SZill lSSM Beach Boulevard lfiJ I 1§1 I '71 240 z .......... Bank-1845 Neowport 0.l ~-uck1~---ffl 646-3291 . 8oet1, Slfp1,IOockt 910 u · Sm;lon \\/haler. 40 hp bu~, air cond. 8 ~I.. lo I 61&-9076. a,;k !or Tom. Huntln1ton Beach -!----......:.' ----. _J~iJUI: t~rt ~ ~~r;;,: xln t t'Ond . ~ _ 1j10-:H.ONOA-l ]S-L7jjJJ40..1.660 · OIOlCE 1llp1 In ~w Marina Van10n tlH rraller. ~fan~ · ' ' Xln! conrl, J,300 mile~. Sll'f'tt 1--"'===;:::=c....=.:: I~------........: 4 spd dlr eanary )'fUOW, pluab blk. int1:rior, m•1 wheda, rrnt I rear l(UIJ'da. low mi, NOW IN STOCK .. """'"' ...El'80!9. 546-8736 For lmmedlett alt 10 am f!K..6811. • "' lr.10 It. boalA) ,., .... N ... mo ........ .,, Dally Pilot W•n• ""' ...... .,, .. 1 b<ko$400. Call Lloda. *Marvin Pearce* '67 FORD F-100 S1U605. Best oiler. 615-2001 . j ba11:aln1 galore. I 5'11i·44i~. 195<1 Ford ~ ton truck. RuM ;;;~;h1"" "'v; • .,, Laru•• in.~:~;·c~~dir -·72 BIG 510 SmAN Autos, rmpo,,... 970 Autoo, Imported 970 Auto•, Imported 970 ' -MOT6Glizz1 1970 Motor Homes $1399 1~;;;:;:;;;;;;=:;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;:;;i:;;;;.;;.~;;.====--;i;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;; I 751'kr, 3.500 mi's. Fatring Auto L1•1lng 964 BANK FINANCING 4 DR . 4 spcl, dlr, low mllta&~ . -----"-----COAST Radio, heater r#3379M) aaddlt>bags. Any rea.s. orter. Sales • Rentals 558-3222 Up HOSDA Kse~·l:-~:~l"ry low m1lea1?e srrrf't or dirt, Blue 14ll S, Village "'ay, S.A. I sn5. 5-19--0z,zo. _ _ ··--, _ 'tEST. DRLVE .. Honda 100, 800 ml. THE MIDAS MINI 1300. • 536-"'2 MOTOR HOME / '11 Suzuki jl)() cc. Xlnt rond., Distr ibuted by Summertim• is th• ri9ht tim e to put your1elf in • better auto. mobile. Garden Grove Ottsun ha1 just th e car for you some. where on our ltr9t lot. The s1lec.tion is 9reet and the price• are right. Stop in today e ~d get the de al you've -been waiting for. I all -0r1g. stored 2 mo. S600. Ken Crall Product! <,,_3193. CREVIER MOTORS I e r.1aico . '68 . 360 c.c, 208 \V, lsr St., Santa Ana Exct'! cond. $425. 835-3171 838-9351 I • Nf.W 23' Luxury ~!.H. Long bed, V-8, 3 apeed, R&H. $2349 full pric". W1tl fin&.nqe ' IV4444''. .LEASING/ ., ... pl y. 546-81'36 alt II .... • Mike McCarthy -. • ..... u. • · Try our lease experts tor IMPQ10JS '69 Datsun Wll}-510 I~. ... .(;MG-Y.RUEKS-- COR. BEACH le l\1cfADOEN \'llESTML'lSTER 893-1336 531-2450 '65 DODGE 3A ton $1199 · SaY!nrr·· Sati>laotio1r• St~· -· 1fl --•W.. Sh.lrp!..J).100._~ ....., vice. ofr. 646-13%0. • \VE LEASE AU. POPULAR 1 J~l200 \\!, Pacific Cst. Hwy. 1.967 Datsun. Roadst1:r Mm 1972 MAKES AT OJMPETJ. l'\l'\\'JlOrf Beach (11 4! 642-0406 Good rond. Low blue bock. TIVE RATES. I Alfa Romeo 536-73.3.1. Call ~falcolm Reid tor . further detai!J. '711, 240Z, Org/Blk: inttr, THEODORE ~ o 14.00l mi 's, air/mags. Im· ROBINS FORD mar. $4~ tinn. 645-4940. 200J Harbor 81\'d. '67 Datsun 1600: 4 dr Sdn '68 PORSCHE~:!.~ lw~.';~;;• $3372 '68 EL CAMINO ·~~·~::::· $1672 '70 Kawasaki 500 :\lark III. I rental. Air, l<>aderl! Best I Trade for car or $795. 3000 r:i 1e~ possible. Pvt Pty. Pickup, V-8, t speed, R&H, m l, /'lf'I\, 847-7724. !J68-J397. (5462'i3J Cost& l\fesa ~2-0010 Good cond. $450/bst OU. 548-1610. Autos Wanted 968 '70 DATSUN p.u. 1 .68 """•~El s.o<1<1o "°· Trallero, Travol 945 Mike McCarthy Xlnt cond, nu motor, $j 7j, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; \VE buy all makes of clean NOW ON DISPLAY' Air/cond. Shl!'!.I camper. used sports cars, paid for I SalE'S Seivice Lo mileaae. 97s-8738 IJOJGIGI '68 BUICK LE SABRE '.~';. $1272 Air Ceitd. IYHF109J '71 DATSUN .... M ... -U•• New (0069001 $3772 '64 SUNBEAM 't.":.1011 ..... , $372 '69 DATSUN.-:~~~!',... IXTH'241 $1072 70 DATSUN 2 ... IU6AGYIS .. 1pl $1172 '71 CAPRI ·~!':.~1 .. f0111YFI $2472 '69 "DAT$. UN ....... •·•·· HH, 4 1'411. lltlAfWI $1072 '10 . LANDCRUISER' ·~::.~;1;: $2472 ' 14JIAVGI '66 vw IUI. I ,._.lltff 1111 ISYUfJ.11 '71 D "'TSUN "" '""' ..... " 4 .,... 1t1•m1 $1172 $1572 '69 DATSUN.':~~~~ ... ,.,, •• ., $1172 '66 DATSUN .. ,. .... loeftter lkf, #JOJt) $972 , I 548-1610. • 1!nl Suzuki JA'i I 4000 n1iles. SJ''5. 673-4228 NEW 1972 19' v.oith rear dual \\'heels. Special 21t $719.i T\VO 100 cc Yamahas. 3 bike SCOTTS CAMPERS trailer. Best offer. 1329 San-925 N. Harbor Blvd. Small cai'I AREN'T lor ever)'Olle! \ (( ) )) \\ Just those who want to save money ! We're not suggesting that every· body buy one of our cars ... just those of you who like comforteble, dependable transportation that will save you money every mile you drive. If you 're one of these people, see Harbor Volkswagen today. OPEN SUNDAY Now is the season! We have over 20 VW recreational vehicles & busses in stock. Plus over 150 new & used VW's. '72 HONDA MOTORCYCLE 175 ..... $549 '71 VW SQUAREBACK ............ $1995 L•• tll•n JOO mll9f-tl)'4Jl.MIV c,.,.rry. (!ll!G GlOl 4 -«!, wsw, "&H, m•rl,.,. Ilk.It. Ju11 llltt new Wffktnd S11«ifl. (U1Clll '70 DATSUN PICKUP TRUCK ....... $1750 '61 VW BUG .........••.......... $249 Nl!EO WOlllC, (FYH»9). ' '68 FIAT SPIDER ....... --: ......... $1088 Shaw !loom Co'ldlllon, New T~, CXEY uoi. llrlght lled w1811ek Interior. ~--~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-- '65 KARMANN GHIA .............. $988 Or11ng•, ltecrlo, He.o1er, F1ctorv llet:lulU Engine & Tr•n•, '" ta 1pprec11t11 I.SOI !IQOI '69 OPEL KADET .................. $695 4 $1M'ed, llAd•O, (llM 1751. '65 VW S9UARE8ACK ............. $799 N•w P-'IMI .• ss.,d. (llFFt1!! '66 PORSCHE 912 ................ $2688 ' '70 VW CUSTOM SUNDIAL CAMPER $2788 4 'S.lld, AM/F:M, m1111!1c ,llvtr. Priced rlgM, (Z601)l\ Gr11t for WH'kt!P'IGI. (US AYI). Thi• Wleil.iici only '68 VW KOMBI BUS .............. $1795 '63 VW PANEL BUS .........•.... $1088 OY1rh1u1.i 11191n1, raolo. 1WXL IN I. Stml-c1mi.r, Ewc•ltWll tond. l0Uv1r.i wlnOowi. 11(0C&6tl '68 VW FASTBACK ............... $1295 '68 DODGE VAN ............... $2195 I 1peed, 1lr ClOnd , 1!~1 ntw. IXCIDll l \II, IUIO, 2r• ... t CWf"NSOJ. --~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~- '67 OPEL WAGON ............ , ... $688 '63 VW BUG ..................... $595 1 Nlffd. redle, 11Mi.r. f•ctlltn• :trw:1 tt• cTYuni 1tt0un1 1rig1M. l;ood p11n1 & llOdy. lllF ..,,l. This Wttll:Mld etily, '69 CAMARO 396 SS ............. $1995 '71 DODGE COLT WAGON .•.... $2188 'IPfM, P.5 •• ""'"'-lt•H, •llYtr wlMtc~ lf'lttrlor (XTNIWI SMw "'°"" CWll'llllllO!I, I •PIH, r.cJl9 (MIOZP), '62 CORVAIR VAN CAMPER ........ $699 '68 FORD GALAXIE .............. $1395 A-llV rlbultt .,.,,,._ 101(,t, Ill ) J 0.,-H.T. Aur.., P.L, low, low mlltt. [W!IG 1711 I Truck Center 15550 Beach Blvd., \Vestminster or noL Please drive in for Parts Borly Shop DATSUN 740, $4,444. Mull · free appraisal. 1 COAST IMPORTS sell, immac., a.ir cond .. maa ' 894·13.16 894-3341 NEWPORT ' IMPORTS , 1000-1200 \V, Coast H1vy. whl~ .. tact xtras, 497·2512. ! f'Jewport Beach 642-0406 I AUDI FERRARI TRUCK · Hillman (Commer) Van • 1962 1212 So. Ross St. Santa Ana 542-3120 3100 \V. Coast Hwy., Ne-.-'J)Orl Beach 642-9405 AUSTIN AMERICA ·s• ,.,,.....,;. 365 GT. ·2 + 2' ail\'er, AM/F!'lf. air, full •68 A · A · P"T.. new Michelin, nt: usttn mer1c11, au!o, 675-64lO, early morninJ'. radials. Xlnt cond. $4!1.i --~-~-~ WE PAY TOP Call 968-3743. BMW CASH for used can I: trUCka, tii.I call u, re.. tree u ttmatn. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY' $2688 GROTH CHEVROLET I . 16th ~1111/VER!ARY . 16 YEARS OF VOLUME TOYOTA & VOLVO SALES!! It's our Birthday-But we're 9iving all the GIFTS!! DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! No Bicycles, No ·Gimmicks! Just Plain Cash Savings! Hundreds of '72 Toyotas & '72 Volvos and Select Used Cars To Choose From $AVE AS NEVER BEFORE. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY. PHONE 946·9308 D ·EAN LEWIS ' IMPORTS ORANGE COUNTY'S BIGGEST TDYDTA·VDLVD DEALER 1966 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA · MESA 64.6·9303 JAGUAR ''BILL WH1TLIDGES" SUNSET MOTORS ORANGE COUNTY LOCATION '71 XJ6 HAS OVER 100 ROTARY CARS IN STOCK • ROTARY RX2 ~488 '71 USID IJ211LUI • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ROtARY WAGONS • PICKUPS • L•rgest Tr1d•ln AllowancM 'Given I• E·Z Plnonclng Avolloblo, I Lo. Dn. & Mo. l'ymh. • I HUNTINGTON llACH · MAZDA 17:131 llACH ILVD, l'i--.. --842"'666 • -'·' , .. ~ ... -... - DAILY PILOT .29 Autoo, Imported 970 Autot, lmpori.d l..,--:".M~AZ""'Do-A-...; PORSCHE ROTARrs '70 MERCEDES 280 SEL Sedan, Very low mileage. Exquisite Tobacco brown finish \vith natural full leather interior, power steering, brakes, electric windows, factory air condit· ioning. AM·FM stereo multi- plex. Absolutely showroom fr•, throUghout. <538CEJ) . $7555 -= Nabers g Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA 54(1..9100 Open Sunday 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY NOW Leen New Mercedes $118.71 Monthly HOUSE OF IMPORTS 6862 Manchester, Buena Pk &23·72!50 on Santa Ana Frwy. White-red inl Low miles. 2 tops-Real beauty-pri / pty. $5500, Day 547-5832/Eve 846-2439. MG 1968 MGS-GT Wh/blk int. 0/D. Wire V.'hee.lS. Xlnt condition 673-7045. MGB '72 MGB-GT. A..i.'\i/FM at. \\'ire whls, overdrive. Best offE'l.' \t.a.kes. 640-0019 aft 6 pm ' PEUGEOT * PEUGEOT * Rtnault Demo Sal• Semi Annual Demonstrator Clearance Sale This Weekend Unbeatable Prices LL JJ71-MODELS JN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL BANK FINANCING COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 W. Pacific Cst. liwy. Newport Beach (714) 642-0406 Renault Sales & Service for over a decade in Orange C.ounty Serv. Dept. Open til 8 p.m. Monday Jim Slemoru; Renault 22Dl So. Main, Santa Ana 1 blk. north of Warner Service Department 546-4114 Sales Department 557-5242 R-15 . As ~ .. nW~~·~> 1966 Harbor, c.M. 64&-9303 Spart car Center '69 COROLlA 2 DR. e ORANGE COUNTY• S LARGEsr no E. l!t St., S.A. 547-0764 PORSCHE 1957 Porsche. Top condition. O>mplE.'tely restored • ... Call .673-8593 * 'TI 9ll T. Met. blue, Fully Extra nice! 4 speed, radio, heater. (ZVZ5191 $795. HUNTINGTON BEACH CHRYSJ,ER.PLYMOUTH -1~ Beach Blvd., H.B. - 540-5164 • 842-0631 loaded; mags, AM IF M --------- stereo1 special exhau st ~ W.IM'U\•$ system. Only 1 mech. & in Ul • ' Xlnt. cond. Days m""•- 121316»-9440 ex 261. Nit ea & "' l • y,•kencb 675-5558. Toyota & Jaguar Dealer Authorized Sales & Service Vacancies cost money! Rent 900 S. Coast Highway your house, apt.. store Laguna Beach 540-3100 bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot For that item under $50, da.ssifled Ad. try the Penny Pincher A.,.,., lmportod 970 Autoo, lmportwd -...... T-0:...YO_T_A __ Have somet:tung you want to VOLKSWAGEN '67 VW Squnrcback. mileage. $1,100. 646-8039 '64 VW Bug Low Good condition, clean. $r;)() * 540-3023 Home ot Convenient Payments 1969 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ~261 sell? ClassWed ads do it Turn unus~ items into quick well -call NOW 642-5678. cash, call 642-5678 BUICK DEALER Largest selection of Cldil· lacs in Orange County. SaJes-Leasing. Look tor our full page ads every Wed. &: Friday for our specials. -G-Nabers U Cadillac 9UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used Autos, Used 990 Autos, Und 990 Autos, Used GARDEN GROVE LINCOLN MERCURY SAYS: ''5 T 0 P S H 0 P P I NG'' ~FREIBALLOONS ' ®DRAWDIGS ®HORSERIDIS ~ .JUST HONEST DOLLAR SAYINGS ON ALL lllW AND USID CAH NEW MONTERY STA WAGON 72 LINCOLN CONT DEMO -,_,,-.l4N.....dl&,ie-1 _...,lklg1"9.•~--" ,.,..ln>I, WA/f/11\ -· _ ..... ~ """"....,."""' C/··~ lOpotO.°"(ontl,111....,._,~ IOd,-dlK lw, 2dr.lo!Nletf111,....l ........ to111!'91,lill...... ~ ::.::List hl•IWI•• :..:;..,.. hteprice <:. $~41520 $4494 $820292 $6,545 NO HAGGLlll NO HASSLE!! ANY 1972 COUG•R ANY 1972 COMO 11 cmn!l'!,(!. OVER DEALER COST <:F.:::;....> OPEN MEMORIAL DAY '71 MARK Ill ~=~=~-$7272 SERVICE. DEPARTMENT OPEN All DAY' SATURDAY STARTING MAY15TH ' I Mondif, Mey ~. 1972 990 Autos, tlttd 990 2 door hardtop. Rad io, heater, power steering, factory air, extra clean. \VBJ267 $1295. Tommy Ayres Chevrolet, 946 S. Coast H\.•:y., Laguna Beach, 494-1144/546-9967. '67 IMPALA SS V8, automatic, factory alr, power stffring, vinyl roof, bucket seats (TRA201) $1295 Tommy Ayres Chevrolet, 946 S. Coast Hwy,, Laguna Beach, 494-T1W546-9967. CONTINENTAL '71 FORD LTD H.T. coupe. Fla11·Jcss auto· mobilt". 18,0C(I n1iles, 1 O\VM· er, Sunburst YC'llo1v \\'ilh black vinyl top &· b!ack tapestry intC'rior , VS, nuto- n1atic, po11·r 1· slC'C'l'ing .'< disc brakC'..-, R&IJ. \.\•hile \\•all tires, and or ooursf' fac- tory air co nditionin g. (231115). $3444 ~Cadillac U Nabers 2600 lfARBOR BL., COSI'A MESA 540-9100 Open Sunday ''BILL WHITLIDGES'' SUNSET MOTORS Autos, Used '90 Aulol, UMd : 990 ---,FO""'"'"RD--OLDSMOJILE '66 JEEP 'Vngon<'~'r. 4 \I hl. dri\'<', R&l r, f!X(.'('l11'nt cond ., len\'ing toy,·n, \hi~t ~'ll. Jl.1ake ofr, 641-2011. li13.-3.'191. '64 Scout, 4 V:·!wrl <lri\·r. Dual ga11 tanks -posltra('tlon, off road ti1'f's. Vl'ry good conll. $900. 551-2975. ' LINCOLN . '68 Continental 4 Dr Full POl\"('I', r11C'IOr) :\•r, vinyl ,,X>f (600RS1 ~ $2295. HUNTINGTON BEACH '69 01.1»5 DELTA 88 CU.tom • Dr. 11.T. V1eyl top, beautiful tapestry Interior, t.adozy air cond., full pi7ftr, 416 ........ Leu tlwl 21,000 miln. Molt delwce e.ttn.s. (ZNL914J $2666 • Nabers. Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL., COSfA MF-SA 5-10.!HOO Open Stmday '66 JET STAR H. l Cpe. Full Power, Air Conditioning, Clean! Lnw mil~s (WA'Y · 4981 $995. Tommy Ayres Chevrolet, 946 s. Coast H\V)'., Laguna Beach. '94-n44/ 546-9967. '68 Cutlass Supreme 2 Dr 11. Top, dlr. f.act air, lo ml, ();.'1.P001}. Take small 1101\·11. 'Viii finance Pvt. Pty. Call ~146.S736 aft l O am •19-1-GSl 1. PLYMOUTH '68 Fury 1112 ~HT VS, automatic, air eond, CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH "dm, h"'"· power ..., .. ·I 111g, po\\·t•r brakes (WSN· 16661 Beach Blvd., U.H. 540-5164 • 842.oc~~.1 ·~ Continental, sil\'<'I' 11·/hlk inter. Loaded. Mui;\ sell in1- med. 642-3714. MAVERICK •n MAVERICK, bl& .6, Am- f'm, p/s, p/b, air, trim package •. 5600 in.i. $2495 Ol' bc?st offer. ~2754, S.10-8S55 MUSTANG 990 7'.!0l. S~JJ. HUNTINGTON BEACH CHRYSLER·PLYMOUTH 10061 Bt'ach Blvd., H.11. 540-5164 • &12-e&:n '68 GTO Big engine, vinyl top, factory air. fadoey mag wheels (with locks) 37,000 miles, Mu-X. tlm. Beautlful cond, $1500 er lteat otter. 82&1256. '69 Sta. wp. 6 paa. Air. --.--..... tape deck. Xlnt \'fl!ld. lt\llO. 01' belt. Jipl,or Pd MN&55. ~-PontJ.c w-A.tr. run ......... Luggqo ..a. lL'.lnt cond. $6SO. 642-Ull. THE Important Difference! SHIELD ARE YOUR THIS WE AUTHORIZED MEANS THAT ONLY FACTORY CADILLAC DEALERSHIP Four and one-half acres of total authorized Cadillac facilities designed to better sell and service Cadillac automobiles. 80 I work stalls) and 45 factory trained technicians. Largest Selection of lat~ADILLACS and other Luxury cars in Orange County! '71 Eldorado l'uU pe~r, f•tlory 1lr col\d., lt1•1111 IJl'hffl, 1t1rto door IO<:kl, vinyl fop, IMttier lnltr!Or. A.M /FM muttlPl.x. St>ows meticulous c••• ll'lro1111ho1t1. [403776), '71 Sedan DeVille B"ut. Flr.,.,.111 finish,110W9r, 111)f11ry " J"ttl•r tnl1r1or, fl.Ill power, ftclory 1lr cond., vlnyl tOP, fSOOf' lockl, AMI FM r1dlo, w1w t!rn, vtry low mile- •"'· !166CH IU '70 Sedan DeVille Full POwet", f&etory err, AM/FM 111reo mu111PICll, llll·tel• Whetl, t it<:. door. kx:k1. twHIOhl 1tnlln11, ... 1nv1 top, l•Pfffry a. Le•lhtr lnltrlor trim. One ow11er c:•r th•t •hows t11c1pllonel t•t•. (S39AGKI '69 Sedan DeVille Full pow•r, f1ctory llr candltlonl119, vlnyl top, lea!htr !11terklr, power 1t1!i, 1111 whnl, AM /FM ster90 relllO, POW• er door locks, 1w11111111 11111tl111t, 1xs1uu1 '70 Eldarado SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE 55222 SALi PRICE NABERS '71 Caupe DeVllle V1ry low m1t11111 on thl1 lhowroom fr.sh e-m, f1c1ory •Ir cond., tun poww, vlnyl top, full lt~!htr lnttrlor, AM/FM "''~ mulllplt•, 1111.ttl• 11r;, PO'INr door fO(kl , twl, 11nlln9!, •biolut•1y be1u1uu1. rlllDFA! '70 Coupe Deville F•ctory •Ir concl., f\111 IN!Mr ln!frlol', IMIFM 1ttrao muHIPllll, IJlt·llltKOplc: •'"•In", POWff door lock&, IWlllOhl ltnllntt, l'lfW whit• lid• wilts, loc.•I 10 own., llHuty tn..t foolc1 Hk• th• ll1y It w11 dtlfvtr«I new. (!"6·ASll (t178~J/ (17-07~) l ro t~oo1e from. '68 Sedan DeVille Conv.rt, f'IC!Ory ••• C'Ofld., clOllt " 1 .. th., 11111rror, tvn POwtr1 1Ut·t•t• 1t"rl119, 1t1rto AM/FM ""'I IPl•x, t. cal (I) OWftlf'. $old .. 1eNIC«I by UI. !WOICIN!J '63 Coupe DeVille F•clory 11lr condlllonlno, clot~ t. 1 .. 111. 1r ln"rlor, 111 power. lilt & ttlt1cop!c ""'1"11, AM /FM, .... IOfl'llllk ~rul•• '°"""' tnoll Ill ll!x. 1xtr11. (llM11U '70 Coupe DeVllle Vinyl !(Ip, cletl'I &. lt•lhtr l11ltrl0r. full POw1r, IKtory 1lr, AM·FM, POwtr door 10ek1, 1u111mulc 1•1! '''''"' 30#1) mll••· LOCI! I OWl'ltf', Extr- ly bfl11tlfl.ll, (11<4.ll(X) SALE PRICE SAU PRICI SALE PRICE SALi PllCI 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 • " • ( 2·DOOR HARDTOP IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '72 DODGE POLARA BRANDNEWI FULL PRICE IMMIDIATI DILIVllY . '70 FORD STATION WAGON Custom 500 V-8. outo. $1188 Irons .. power steering, ro· dio, heater. 404 BES Mileage 72 ,238 fULl PIKI 5199 DOWN 536 A MONTH ~~~~"s S ltt it ro1ol On. •rm'-$36 11 lolDI ""'· ,.,.,.,,. RI. kl., lictMt & oU ,.,,,..,... 'hnrv" Oii "I'll'· "td~ for 36 mot. O.!tn9d pymt, pric1 Sl49S !lld. tu & lit"111, ANNUAL ~ERCEH IAC.t~.lll l l.70%. '70 CHEV. STATION WAGON 9 Pa is., V·8, aulo. Irons., power 11eering/bfokts, whi- ttwoHs. 781AVA Mileooe 75, 175 $1388 PULL PllCI 5199 DOWN 542 A MONTH:':"~~s .. PINTO IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5199 DOWN 539 A MONTH FOR li MOMTKS , ................ $1288 inM<ior,41P.'..d ..._.. mission + lull lodory ~ipptd. 946CFQ. S 199 i110101 dn. PJl'lll. 539 11 tollll 1111. ,)'l'M. ird. tu. lit•~ ' .n ,.,,.,.. "'-"' Oii ..,,_ cr•dil lor 3• ll'IOI. D•l1rrtd FULL ''"''·pr it• s 1603 imt. ta• I. .Kl litfl'lu. AHNUAL r!RCIHTAGE ' un 11.1s% . ...._...__... ....... BRAND NEW '72 CHALLENGER 2·DOOR HARDTOP FULL PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $199DOWN S IH it eohll dn. pyml $14 i1 1iotal ""'· p)"lll. '""·""'~'""''"""""''"''".'"$84 A MONTH FOR 36 oppr. credit for 36 "'os. 011. py1111. proct sJ22J n 1. "'l & 1c_.. A>NJAl Petem-MONTHS TAISfUTfll.33%. BRAND NEW • ORDr':D~~uRs FACTORY COlOI. OF TOUR CHOICll '72 DODGE TRUCK Loaded wilh .. wWiyl'berw:h stats. hlol"· f71•14 tWn. windshitld woshen. dirtttion signol\. full winy! inl~ rru:h much rnort.Order 'fours Today. -- $2288~. $199DOWN . SI" os iolal dn. prmt. 111 i1tolal11111. •1'1111· ~-........ 36 .-01.. Otf..,1111 ,.,... ,.... $73 A MONTH f0R36 ""1.'"'·'"""''"m~i"'"'"'"·M MONTHS S'2fl77 ••. ,.. ' r;.:.,..., AHtrt.1•L mcfK. . . 1AG£Ull10.0.'1o . I lt• ii !Ml da. """'· $4211 totol •pyft. lrltl. ••' lk. & .. ~ ~ Oii ..,..,,,.... .... J6 lllOI. Otf.pt\'1111. ,,it• S1 71 I llld. IU ' lk. MNJAl PEWCDITAGf un l2.17'11o . Mileage 53,053 '71 FORD STATION WAGON OPEN lM414 w111t •i11yl llench IM1l. ....... (71•14 tirH. ~ "'Olh1rt, ~irKti.111i1noh, 1111! •i11yl i11!1rior. 1mi1tion tontrol •r••rm. rnue.h mucti mort. Wl.21C2A1611652 V-8, outo. tron1 .. power ste ering. rodio, htottr. Y37789, Mileoge 56.232 $1488 MEMORIAL DAY •ULl PllCI 9100 A.M. To 10100 P.M. 5199 DOWN s45 A MONTH~~~~~s 1199 it tofQI dn. p'fl'l'll. S4S 11 totol mo. p~ lrltl. loll. lie-& o11 corryinQ t"°'V11 °" llPIM'· uedi! IOt J6 !!IOI. o.1"1"fll P1"'1· ,,Ct Slllt IML tp & lie-.. ANNJAl PEICOOAG( RAU ll.41'% V·8, outo. trons .. foctory oir, ro· $1 dio, heoler. 923CIE Mileage 53,053. 188 FULL PRICE '70 DATSUN 510 4 Dr. Sedan 4 speed, bucket seols radio, heater, $ 7 8 8 472ELT. FULL PRICE '66 TOYOTA Corona 4 Dr. DElUXE 4 Or. Sedon outo. Irons .• ro· $ 2 8 8. dio, heeler, SlW514. FULL PRICE '68 CHEV. Malibu 2 Dr. Hardtop V-8, rodio, heater. deluxe wheel $ 6 8 8 covers. vinyl in!erior and hos much, much"'°"· 142BQG . Miltogo 85 .600 FUll PllCE WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS • '70 MAVERICK 2-Door Auto. Irons., rad io, heoter, wheel $9 8 8 covers. De luxe chrome moldings. 517ARI, MileoQe 67,154 FULL PRICE '68 PONTIAC le Mans COUPE, Rodio, heoter, wheel covers. $ 6 8 8 Plus much much more. WTF 584, Mi .... leoge 67,609 FULL PRICE '66 MUSTANG 2-Door Rodia, healer. bucket seats, mag $4 8 8 wheels, SVT336 FULL PRICE '67 CH~VDnLET Super Spor1j~6·v1. outo. trons .. $ s 8 8 power sfffring. bucket seats, consof• dlxe . wheel covers. GT082 Mileoge 70.478. PRICE S 199 il 101111 dn 9'vm•. $ 73 ;, 1o1al 1111 pym1 inc I. lo•. lie 1n11 & ot! co<ryi11v c ~trGtt tft °""'credit IOI' 36 mes. Oef•red pym! P'iu $2827 ind. IOl & lite<M. ANt-11.JAI. ~l,Cftrl TAG! ,AIE 10.(16 0:. '70 FORD Custom 4 Door V-8, outo. Irons .. pow~r steering.,.$9 8 8 heater, much much more 8398EM, Mileoge 38,989 FULL PRICE '69 CHEV. NOVA, Auto. Irons .• rodio. heater ZKC407. $ 8 8 8 Mileoge 49.342 FULL PRICE '66 OLDS F85 2 Door Rodio, hooter. wheel covers. $ 2 8 8 Good lronS(IOrtolion. WR004. Mileage 69.869 FULL PRICE '69 CHEV. Sedan V-8, oulO. Irons .. loclorf oir cond, full $ 9 8 8 power. rod~ ond heoler. YNJ745. Milooge 44.720 -FUU PRICE ·' CORONA DELUXE. outo. Irons .• rodio. $ 2 8 8 heater, bucket seots FULL PRICE '68 JAVELIN 2-Dr. Hardtop auto. trans,, rad io, heater. deluxe $6 8 8 wheel covers. Wh ile vinyl bucket seats. Moc'h, mxh mare. XRL559. Mneoge 64.376 FULL PRICE '66 MUSTANG· 6 cylinder, rad io, heater. Mileage $48 8 79.331 FULL PRICE '65 T-BIRD 2 DOOR, H.T. Y-8. auto., power steering, power windows & seats, factory oir. loaded POB 598 51.219 " $288 l . ' . • • 1.i'i2illDl~IL•V·'•"•6•i ...._~~··j .. lli .. lll .. MondoJiiim"mMmQiil29m,m1~9n .................................................................................................................. .. • • • • ' t • • ' • • . • • ' l • ' ' • • ' I ' ' J ' • ' • • . ' ' ' ' l . • . :· NEWPORT' BEACH STORE HOURS: MON.· NI. -10 • 9:30 TUES., WED., THURS. -10 • 9 SAT.-10-;-6 -S11N.-2-1. ~---1 . 73 ONLY MENS SUITS Orig. 60.00.70.DO . 159 ONLY MENS BETTER SLACKS ·-----I+--- NOW Wool blends, fancy patterns, good si1e1 • FABRIC CLEARANCE e 100•.~ POLYESTER OOUILE 3 99 kNIT YAllN. Orit. 5,91. NOW • e 100•;. POLYESTEll DOUILE kNIT 3 99 $0LID5. on,. 4.99, NOW • e 100% POLYfSTll HEATHER 2.99 LANE SOLIDS. Orlf. J.91. NOW e 100-,. POLYl5Tfll FUU FASH· 2. 99 ION KNITS. Oriti. 4,99. NOW Orig. 11.DO NOW Wood or wool blend, cuffed free. . 18" PORTABLE COLOR T.V. AUTO GAIN CONTROL MEMORY TUNER WOMENS--ORESSES GROUP 1 i'~!i~:~cHif ~~ZESJ!OW 5~8 , __ GROUP II iR~ Mrss0 & HALF s1zEs Now gas Orig. 12.00-14.00 G~OUP Ill ii. Mlss0 & HALF s1zEs Now 12 88 Or ig. 15.00-18.00 GROUP IV WOMENS UNIFORMS 5 88 !~:r~I,~.~;,~.~~~!. ~!~~t NOW HARDWARE FOOD CONTAINER SETS 122 HEAT, SERVE AND STORE. ~.~.~~2~· ...................... NOW 7 PIECE STAINLESS STEEL P•rsley or curry, SO only . HI-GREEN FERTILIZER 1. Liquid With Fish Base 1 Gal. Size GLASS BEL TED WHITIWALLS POL VESTER TIRES NOW Jt.00 + F.E.T. NOW Jl.00 +f,(,l . NOW Jt.00 +F.E.T. NOW Jl.00 +f.l .T. CLEARANCE TRUCK TIRES 700•1S1l 22 76 O•t• 21.n ............ NOW • ~::~1:1'.!o , , ... , ...... NOW 23, 12 '"'"11 27.11 ll•t· ll.lf , ••••• , •• , , , NOW + F.E.T. I GIRLS FLANNEL PJ1 ========::...!======::::::-;:SE~W~IN:G~MA-:, CHINE CABINETS I SHOE DEPT. ... ...... colon. 1 88 CURTAINS AND DRAPERY DEPT. • dllforonl >lyl". 1 oo<h 39 00 96 00 MAIN FLOOR Slin 3 to 12 ......... Orig. 3.00 to t .00 NOW • . UPPER LEVEL onlr. Ori.JI. 49.91 t• 120.00 • t• • L. _______________ _,_ GIRL-S KNIT TOPS 7-14 ' G.E. TOASTER OVEN WOMENS BOOTS --Long ond. •hort •I""'· w-'I 88-c.. .SST .NOVEL TY CURTAINS For boklng ond tooottn1c--~2-88--11 -,·-, A¥ffrttd collft'C :-:-.. ~ ..... -ortg:-4;5tt-1f0 ,. V• lo~ P•tt•rna 1 66 25 only. . . .. . .... -······ . Orig. 27.H NOW • Granny ttyl•. NOW ·• GIRLS FLARE PANTS 24.~_30 ... 36 .. l•n~ihi ............. orig. 2.91 NOW • KITCHEN GADGET ASST . • " W 11'o'Mk 0E'N's'1gA0SSORT°ED0~~0~;· Auor<od '"'1"' ond «Ion. 1 ~a 3 88 PINCH PLEAT CAFE CURTAINS Jollo mold• 10 t<lnon. 2/ 77 slie 7-14. Orlq. 2.44 to 4.50 NOW •O.. to • ' I 4 lr";.;'.o;,;n .. ly;,;. __ _;;..,;0,.rlg;. .• ' .. ' .. '".'· .. Ol--N""O•W-...;_•_., Hot:ll •nd fl•t1-88 GIRLS 3 PIECE SHORT SETS All 1l1es-.111orted colors. O.Omotrc 3 44•5 4 I 1•0k•• '1"'· ... ·· ·· ···-········ ········ NOW • 00 " tt k V I t 2 44 dHl;n. · O•lg. 4.4'·6.9' NOW 0 0 I HOME AP"L!ANCES S SS BOOTS 1 ~. <0 on Honuc "· '"' AUSTRIAN STYLE STRING CURTAINS 1· · MEN DRE 8 of colon ond ,1,,.. · · · ·· · · NOW 0 . G Id hi I L tho 4 88 9 88 LOWER LEVEL lrown leal·h•r uppers. 10 8 GIRLS SLEEVELESS 2 PC . SHORT SETS l(I.~' ;0~1.!.'·0;1~:Y5_,g;.':-z~i.o e~~W • • • www ~b..:i~~"s1i:veii oR~~~-~~'6Ts Now 0 ~~::; ~:,1;n· .. .. . Now 2o50 10 3.00 1 BATH SHOP I QUAD EIGHT STEREO Compo•ltlon '010• 8 88 GIRLS POPLIN BUSH JACKETS 4 npuoto opeokon, with 199 00 Rubber hHI ............. Orig. 1S.ff NOW • UPPER LEV_EL •mpllfler. Orig. 24t.t5 NOW • WOMENS GOLD SLIPPERS Ton, duk blue, '0''1 blue. 3 88 • • CONTEMPORARY CREDENZA STEREO Wodgo >1yllng. Open 1 88 ~iRLt-6B.LOIJ'SE.S .. AND. ~o'~·D•·::ANT~ow ° KIDS NOVELTY WASH MITT AND TOWEL Solid ototo ohou lo. "Ml•M 178 00 h I nd I Orig J ff NOW ' I f I I E I II for 44 88 1,,,... tun•r ......... Orl9. ll9.95 NOW 0 M°ENs RE'o··w·H·i-TE···alue OXFORDS :~::.rt~x~olor~. Orig. 3.00 to 4.oo NOW 1088 ~:.0~1; •. ~~-n-~1-or109: io 1.00 NOW • •• BOOKCASE STEREO Leather uppers. 7 88 GIRLS SUMMER SHORTS JACQUARD DESIGN BATH TOWELS AM /fM 1toroo tunor. NOW 299000 Com-ltion 1010. .. ....... Orig. 14.ff NOW • I I Gold 88 Ont on_!y. . Or.!J. Jff.95 ME;;is BLACK BROGUE OXFORD lDO% polyHtor. 4/5 00 Sold co or~ WHITE DISHWASHER Luthor •ol•, h"I. 13 88 Varloty of col1trs. 4-l4· ··· ······· ·· NOW • [)~t.fALO 03CK"""TOYiE"LS Orli. 1•75 NOW • P•r.cl1ln tub, dual lov•I w11hln1. 147 00 lrokon •b~ ················ Odg. IL" NOW o I INFANTS DEPT. I Both towel, foc• cloth, 44• 88• 1 44 Two only. . . . Orl1. 177.0I NOW o GIRLS SADDLE OXFORDS w ... cloth. or11. '°• 1.20, 2.DI • • o WATER HEATERS ELECTRIC . Block ond whit•. 3 88 UPPER LEVEL DELUXE SHOWER CURTAINS I 41Horont ol•u. Your -.oo .... 00 Loothor u ... ~ ................... Orlt. "" NOW ' • d I · M ~y ' 7 88 12 88 choice. Ori•. 44.fl lo 74.tl. -& J"9 ' . BOYS ASSORTED OXFORDS TODDLER 2 PC. SUNDRESSES ::"~"::":::' o..~.'f: ..... .:'.oo NOW • • • loyo bootoc. · ' 4 88 7 88 50% polyHtor/50% cotton. Anortod 1 57 I FURNITURE DEl'T. . TODDLER PANT AND TOP SETS LOWER LEVEL 0T,::lu::.,:•:::n•:..::•:::u•;,::k,::l•~•-_,.,. ... ,..,. ....... .:;N:::O~W:..,..;,;•;,;;-.;;t•;..;-.;'.-.-,I color• anrt 1l1os. . ..................... ·NOW • I STATIONARY DEPT. LOWER LEVEL Womens Accessories & Sleepwear Rod, r•llow; blue. 1 88 SOFA MAIN FLOOR SIN1,.,FAN2 .. T.S PLAYSUITS .. ... NOW • STATIONARY NOTES llrlpod "Ho,.ulon ." 2 ...... 00 22 Nam• not ... All 66 On• on~. Or~. J9f.OO NOW .... . -CO TIC KIT 0 S5t1r.tch0 2ttrry clolh. 0 1 lOO NOW 2. porsonalh:M ............ , ....... Orl1. 1.25 NOW • S PC. I NETTE SE s pc. nt. Complete make up for 2 5 z" · · · ··· · ·· · · · · · r g. · KINDNESS HAIR SETTER Whit• -medern 139.00 0..1 509 NOW 0 INFANTS SHORT SLEEVED CRAWLABOUTS o 1 1stoo NOW WOM~NS w1·Gs·······••••-.. g. . Sl1e1 1/2 to 3, Polytsttr and cotton. 1 88 DtlUJ:f ••t. Orio, 29.11 NOW 19.88 ~otyKE"R )R"ECLINE~· . !~;'::i~~ .. '~~rii. ~~o"o',:~:,.14;.88 to 21 .88 ;:• .. ::::.· .:":.:1"';;:·:.,•:;';"'::;n;., .:;•::;In,;;•·;.·,.-·,. ... ,. ... ., ... ., .. .,. :...:...·,.N;;.o;.w;;.._•_..., 1 1 I ~'-o:::n:.1·"··--·s·P-O_.R ... T.:l:::N.:iGi;..;,;;G;;O;...O..;;.D;;S-.. .... ._.-...,. g:~d'~:~.•t. orig. 21t.oo Now 188.00 WOMENS COSTUME JEWELRY ., I EOYS DEPT. LOWER LEVEL ROCKER/RECLINER Gold and •llver coll1ctlon. 1 44 UPPER LEVEL llack vlnyl. 109.00 ~8~ENS'dos~'JMEJE'W~Li~ .tow • L------_;;,;.;.,;;;,;.;~;.;;,:..,,_----..11 SURF FISHING ROD ~ove1J'EATs······ 0"•· "'·09 NOW BOYS All COTTON UNDERWEAR •or•mott by Truo Temper. 19.99 Auorted met1I NOW .44 Blrrolofko'n"T,'1',,•,.hl,rt•,·o 11. ·············· ............. NOW 2/.99 I 0 I 25 00 NOW Modern -Chremt and Herculon. 99 00 flower pins ... ·······················-···· Orig. 2.00 :::X,R~iA.~iTC'H"E"LL" RO~ · I~· ,:o:::nl:r;r·;,,·,.···;.···········;;;···;;;····;;;···;;;···;;;;··.;o;::r,;,il11;,· .;l;;":;:·Dl:,::....;N;:O;.:W~;..;;,,•o.;~ WOMENS HANDBAGS BOYS SWEATERS AND SWEATSHIRTS •rHhwotor •pin<"'· 9 99 I GARDEN SHOP I :::i~~u~~r~r~;!o;~.OO NOW 2.88 t4'0.88 A11orted •tyl••· Broken 99 3 88 Light action. •Yi ft ......... Orig. 12.11 NOW • WOMENS SPECIAL BUY SLEEPWEAR '""'· 6 10 11· Orig. 1.fl·5·91 NOW 0 • • MITCHELL 306 REEL • BOYS PRE SCHOOL SHIRT/TIE SETS Hoovy ""h ond ult 22 88 SPRINKLER HEADS 100% nylon. Al10rt.d Colon 3 88•3 44 A real b•rgaln! 88 wat•r. 2 only. ... . Or ig. 26.99 NOW • Many to chooH fr9111. Llmlttd 44 2 88 Attractlv1 sty! ................... NOW • • Sl:r:•• l-7. . Orig. 3.91 NOW • QUICK 220 SPIN -REEL 41uafttlty ..... Orl1. llc .... 49 NOW • to • · WOMENS LOUNGEWEAR BOYS /STUDENT TIES •r"h '"''"" Loft 0, 16 88 LONG HANDLE GARDEN TOOLS Floor•wffper, long 1leevf. Solld top 11 88 od I I G 44 88 NOW R k h I h etc 1 77 NOW o Alort I r po1. reat right h•nded. . Orig. 19.99 • I ft, • OYf I, 001, · a11orttd skirt. ·· ·· ·· ·· Orig, 15.00 for Dad too t Ori!!. 1.25-2.50 NOW o •• DAIWA SPIN REEL Llmltad 4uantlty. ... .. NOW • WOMENS SLEEPWEAR ASSORTED BOYS SPORT SHIRTS •TSSDRL. Hoovy "" woto" 19 88 ROSES Coulettt style. -NOW 3.88 Both long/short 1le•ve1. Broken 99.3 88 3 only. Orig. 24.99 NOW • Non-p.1t•nt•d varletl11 . Red, whlto •nd blue. Orig. 5.00 •Ix.es. 6 to 20. . Orig. 1.91·5.91 NOW• 0 DAIWA SPIN CAST REEL 2 ,.1. 111•. Orig. 1.77 NOW ,99 ASST. BODY SHIRTS BOYS JEANS/BROKEN SIZES •UDI. Med ium ""h ond 1 9 88 WIND CHIMES Luong •11"•01· "'-"'-7.00 NOW 4.88 Flarod straight log•. Assorted 1 22•3 88 ••It wator. 1 only ............. Or ig. 24.n NOW • AIMrtod 1l1n and 1hapo1. 2 44 4 099 nu•u• .;~';..ENS RE~D~ TO WEAR ;1'"':,:.1;;;";:1;'0;;.10;;.r;;.•·;.o;;;r:.;:1•:;.·.;';;;·,._;;;;,;5;.;·';;.1..;,;No;;;w;;... __ • ____ • __ 1•• ~.~~.~{;!~~~1 , 2 44 ~~.;~rsir~'i;l~~R '·"Now • •• MAIN FLOOR MMAEN 1 NSFDLOOE, __ FRT. 10 onlv .............................. Olro. J." NOW • lprood• peth 4 lo I fl. 9.88 i'RTl5At't'"l!lllWI _ , • CAMERA DEPT. ~o~bLiiiiS-'ei.iicrii1c 0(;1~·A1ls"sHEl01r MENS TOWNCRAFT SWEATERS LOWER LEVEL With lent hondlo ond rochor..,. 24 88 DIKontlnuod >lyl& °"'wof 25% .. 30% 0,, In. Modi nd lo 88/5 88 1FJE•Rnlyl.l .. 1 .. Z ... E ... R ..... sp"RE .. A~lil~.... NOW • :.J~~i:ss "wEAR NO . ~ '.~ .. Orlt ... "';'.~ ':ow 4. • . BALMITE 50 MHt T,.,.1.r •·whMI rype. 12 81 hom 1 ~-2 Yc 3Q9A Ml:NS CONTRAST STITCH SPORT SHIRT com,.d porJoct .. for 12& ond 4 88 ow 0 At oor .. onnt·-··-•°" 500 0 o•• •··•1on .tolld· •-o·'•hort 2 88 lld ~1 '" NOW o SMonEly.IC .. A ... N ..... H ... A···N·o··c··A····FOTrElfD·'p''o"TTINRY ~~~~~~JriJ~~·~~'irs2o•L .. 30•/. ~:rNS "wo;E;iN~~~lr'"s~~RT ~~~TS. ~!~~~?~1:t~~!~-iE1'LOAD CAMERAS 44 t':~!t.1.:.""0r:';·;~:.A'"'UT.~ ~o:~·c::ioEwNT1E.R99 •• 8.881 Selection of •tyln. .... NOW /'"Oto "/0 Off Alsorttd 1tyln. Medium 1rMI la'fO 1 88 ,.,.,., flr1t urMral .... Ori• I.II NOW • -• • ~?!:,~~~. ?;'~~R WEAR M~NS TOWNCRAF.:ir:ri;,?;.':°~~PO;~'SHIR~S :;.!;.L 1\'!!:. H,!':;l~l~F!~?SOUND239F0o Casual and dressy. 12 88 18 88 Long and 1hort 11...,es. Ea1y 3 88 Onlv one l•ft. Orie. Jtt.95 NOW • ORfABCE 2 PC. flPE PLAYER .. Odg. 11.DI to 35,00 NOW o • o ••" f•b•I•• ····· Odg. 5.00-1.,, NOW • PAINT AND HARDWARE DoluH I trock 39 00 SPECIAL PURCHASE KIMONOS FOR MEN model. Orlf. 7'.U NOW o Womens ra lncoet1. Boot 13 22 Strlpod pott ern. One •I•• 4 88 LOWER LEVEL ASSORTED WIPER BLADES . ·'·•:.n•i;•t;;.h .:'o:":;;h;;:lon:;;.,_ ______ _,N;.;O•W----·-~t I rlt1 ell. · · Orl9. 10.91 NOW 0 lroken 1tock. Mu1t clear. Chtc:k your • SMOKE SHOP CLEARANCE ANTIQUING KITS ol•H· Or lt, 4.50 ,.. NOW PAIR 1.so Womens Sportswear Dept. Lighter• plpeo, "htroyo •nd 5 88 22 88 vulov• colon . -1 99 LIFT OUT PORTABLE RADIO MAIN FLOOR piperacka. Or~, 7.50·2IS.OO NOW 0 • • 212 only. Orl1. J.tt NOW • ''"'' Into car with lt1 own ltracket NOW 19,95 WOM"ENS At't'll TA 1 uPS Groot for loyo•lnf . ...,.,... 1 99.3 99 c .. ors and ttyl ... 5--M-L. ........ NOW • • WOMENS SLEEVELESS SUMMER BLOUSES Prinn ond oolld~ U% 1 50 W'~~~s'rNir ·si<Tiirs···-··-·--Now • Short ....... °''"'°' ~,_. 5 88 W'O:Eil's swe.4tiiii v~'ts 1 • NOw • ~--~-~".'.:'.: •..•. •. . a.If. U0 NOW 2.88 WOMENS MOCK TURTLE NECK SWEATERS 100% ocryllc. . 4 88 ¢.:=NS'iri.'"AcRYLl°C~Ylt°ATE~0~PES -col~ Ono.... 10 88 fits •II. ·-· -... Oril-lut-tlM HOW • JUNIOR BOY CUT JEANS 1IO'%, cetton. S-15. ~ Ora.. U1 G:::;• '\ DFJ>T. UPPER LE l'EL I UROY JEANS Potch ,.alrt >lyll ... -..,, telon. -· -· ...... ----· Orr .. 1M ... NOW 4.88 -2.11 TOWNCRA T TIE COLLECTION DECORATIVE SWITCH PLATES or httorlot. . .. . O•lf. :n.H WW• •tyln. 'rlnts and 1 81 WoN or met11. Varlou1 1 22 BONELLI MINI CYCLES ~'l!Ns SURFEifj,iicic.fr1'' uo NOW 0 0A"'1u•M· .l .. N ... U .. ·M····s··c·· .REoE,1N1' 1o"clOR l .7t NOW 0 Wood• ~lkH. Off '""'-troll . 250 00 ~l 65 cc. J .,.ly ........... Orlt 2".00 NOW • ~.~!~ ... ~~~'.1~:~'.'__~1.1~ .... 5'lCIAL 3.99 ~,!.lltw~-;';':;,1 •.......... Orio. 12.M NOW 6088 :;c:~L~l~~.~!"ET CYCLE 271 00 PIECE GOODS DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEl'T. ~L"dl'liouf AFX "H~·L:'t;s NOW • UPPER LEVEL LOWER LEVEL -•II ufoty ,..ui.-i~ 16 88 mMINE ml'AlJ' 7 N _____ _. ~~ s'Ei«fCOVE.RSOrlf. If.II NOW • SolW colors. 60'' whfth1. ~-·-Orlt· S.49 yd. CHINO PRINTS · 100% Cotton. NOW 44/45,. wldth1 ......... Orl11. 1.69 yd . NOW ASST. SEWING NOTIONS yd. 3.99 • •'· .88 '""°"' -lwc.kl., lo c-1 /2 ORIO. m11t1 41fftront It.ms. NOW PlllCI FASHION FABRIC REM NANTS Up te 4 yd .t ,.r pltco. 1 /2 OlllO. All ty,_. of f1 brk1. NOW PltlCfi AVO<ad• 1rHn. ~HA'r1t "iiE"i'C.iicEME~~· s~:n NOW 12,88 Avoo<odo ond blKk . 1 88 25 only. _ . , Orig. S.tl HOW • "42" DESIGN ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE lullt In lnlttonholer an4 htmt. 1 09 00 12 only. ... . Orlt. IS9.95 NOW • HAMILTON BEACH ELEC. KNIFE Hol .. ln-hond lo 'otlgo. 9 88 SO Oftly. ..... ... Orlt. 12.97 NOW • JCPenney 24 FASHION ISLAND-NEWPORT BEACH C..Wptttt Mt1. ractory cl ... .utt. 1 4 00 f~"" W?~°PR EMiUM <t>11~ :It.ti NOW • .,. ... IMltC~M ff Wt rafVllr llJUlllty. 12 ca.... NOW I TRACK TAPE SPECIAL QUART ,25 )00 ,.., nvmbort. 1 •• Popul•r 1rtl1t1. . Or't. 6.tl NOW • VW BUG MATS llullhr ltuutMt. L.,1 ef cl1M. 4 44 50 only. Orlt. 6.fJ NOW • OIL Fi l TERS AIR Fil TERS Fer MOit ,., MMt ._ con. 1 49 -k•• ..,.. 1 69 l'ICIAL. MCh • IPICIAL. OMlt • 40 MONTH WARANTEE llAnERIES Now lm,..t -· Proml.,. .,...uty. 21 81 M•t can. • Ot ... J6,ff NOW • , . 1. ' • • • ' I I DICK TRACY QUIC.K ! Hl1 HOAGYl Rf'Mf:ME1f:R ME:? c Mun AND JEFF FIGMENTS NANCY PEANUTS !DAILY CROSSWORD •• ,by R. ,_ rowo I ACROSS l Hit In cettan "" lJoi.-: trplo1« 111 Ctn•d• 10 Enabltd to go 14 Give 111 t<lgt •• 15 -Camacho: Mexlta'l Prtlldtnt l it South Ptclfft bo11t 17 Grows oldtr 18 Parlits 20 Ht1l: 2 words 22 Ana!ytl~ I 5tn!rncr 23 Com!ng 1ftrr I I! OlhlfS 24 Evtnlng; • lt11f11t ll...,_, '"'"" ll~!wtlght ''""' ll Giavt shlfM to: VII. J2 Klndofesd .... 33 Printer's h•IW. CoHCCf. 35 Golf« s • problem )4 CltlClgO l~ndm•t '8 Ont wllo glvts ""' "40 Cry 0111 sha1ply ..tl Chan;ir "4l Songs 45 .Passi~ tx· IMlll't119 Intend ........ ~RLl'tl~ tvtnts 48 Studtnts It Wtsl Point 50 Garbfd 51 Bollom s1rrh:ct of golr club 52 Lymphoid stn1c turt of !hf body 55 S~aks In ha11y fa,hiort 59 Owner or buslntss 1.1 Big qywiUty: 2 words &2 Olrtc!lon l.J Statute~: Abbr. 64-of M11n l5 flluntbll'f8 fll!ll!gS 66 Equln• 67 Look obllqut!J DOWN 1 Tltn -: M01.11t1tns of central Asta 2 Symbol rtPffStnUng COMPlllY nM!lt: lnfOl!Nll J DUI htrb 4 lland tool lot IJl'lru:llng In mortar 5 FOl!dltd ~ f'ttvent 7 -bl llf: (.olor or ~1uritt I Spanish lnttl'Jt ctlO'I of -:ipproval 'l Strutt g!ntly but •udlbly 10 Colling In s!ngltpln 11 Aniltnl Gmt 12 i~ Olf l.1 ltuss11rr1 news 1.:::, .. 21 Ult)'lt l!1n1 24 Athtfl llrl 1t1tH111• 2S "Ptalst bt to-J" ~ M"'11-r: SIM; Z1 Loot 28 Wlthoul: lnlClnllll ~C ity of Belgium 30 Brill!anct of ltl>Ulallon JI Ot pi.-tmtnts: Abb', 34 Old ant's civic duty '7 Results of . Pfrttlv!119 39 Ac crss to SOW'Ct ol 11111• 42 Orie who ..,,,,_ 44 Chtlnlcal ... _ li ;;,;r:.,lly 4'1spritch to .... Sl lfekrs • stall 52 Fortt M tn a Slrt ll!I 6l Uttrr 111 entrt1ty to• drily 54 Sr 1'!1blt to I ind 5S Asttrlsk 56 Mott 51 Function Si o,,, •ho.,. traits : Suffir 60 Jkt's Comtnlnd In WW U: Abbr. • JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH • ~•THU~ sn ... ~'r fl<IENP.S or Tl'lt: °BIP.'PS PERKINS GASOLINE ALLEY By Al Smith GORDO By Dale Hale ANIMAL CRACKERS llJHY llOOr 6Ec:AUSE1 <.tu eEr A 1llel1e ME. AAna::uT? . ~AMT -LIKE lllMAT HE IS INS\Dlt ! WHERE:: HIS HEAD~ Ai!. 1!l1~1HAll rHE f.EIJ€iT~ rFA~S HAIR/. ·.· ,. Iv Charles M. Schulz r--------, 1Y~)u...'.tlll"'CLJ4 'lHIS IS '1Hf 5arr1HEME '· 1;1w •• -.·.1 A..,, WHERE ltti<.J SET EITHER ...,,.......,_._._a "A.ORAN"F"! ,,J.;.;,,.;., -"t ~ Tt-IERE'S NO CHARGE FOR AN INTERVIEW, M ISS.! MR. BORGSON'S ON\..Y INTEREST lS IN FlHDING TALE.HT! -AND l MEAN TO SEE T).IAT NOBODY IS ALI.OWED 1l) MOLEST THE BIRDS. IT IS NOT GOOD 1ll il<ROW ~ES AT THEM OR MAKE L0tp1 _F~IGllTENING NOISES IN THl!lll: ~S"1«.E. ,\IOl.ESTING BIRD$ IS CCJ'f{Aft.Dt. Y, MOU:STINlr lllRDS IS ALSO E~ICAl.l.Y CIUOUND. FUlmlE~ .• '\I/ l.. •.• • :"-... -.. , ·~ By Harold Le Doux WELL, WHEN CAN I SEE THIS MR., BORGSON? It BIT TOO zeALOUS, 1,: YOt.i ASK Me_ ,. By MeD R'JGMf. A ~EFORMED BIRD- MOLESTCR, IF EVEll: l SAW ONE •• By Jolin Milts M,..,y, May >9, 1912 DAILY PILOT l l .:::=:.~~~~~~-B~y--=D::-iek tf.eor-cs - . WHY NOT? "rllEl' (>,AY5 AAE GEtTING LONGoR:,100. ~ ha,e a Ill ' '1 00-.!~"111.it! 1 (hc;·1 it · :1 ~ ) coated ! ~J By Charles Barsotti ••• CllY1cQ q3 % ,oo;&, "CJ-Vic COf\OO.? " By Gus Arriola • By Ferd Johnson. .'>t><J -n.llNK OF EVeR:Y· oHING,[JOtoiT you? I By Roger Bollen Biiii 60'/S llJml 5llORi !WI<! ~usr ,t.11e11ir ~ITl'lE 'EllC%H 'Tb llHDERsTAND T~IG ! .. Ob dear, I can tell by the way ft starts it's going to bt another one of those movies filled with Violence." DENNIS THE MENACE "