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* +· VOL. 65, NO. 204, 3 SECTIONS, 3{MGES *ORANGE CbUNTY,
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SATU RDAY, JULY 22, 197% TEN CENTS
Project 21 Report-Scores County Policies
By CANDACE PEARSON scheduled to begin at I I .Ill. tod>y at
Of,.. .. Dally Pl19t Sl•tt --UCi.
.. Orange County'• "parochial" tax and · "It la la.hoped !bat 1ocaI olftclals will
amssment Policlos have forced et· support state legillatloo which will not
cesaivo growlh snd development which In only modify the 'bigbeat and belt uao'
turn have lncttastd the empl>yaema asaesament atandard," the ttIJ<rt atates
death rate by 385 percent, damaged at one point, "but mo· provide that tax
crops snd water quality; and created · revellllOll are dlalrlbllted men In accord
more crime. with local expenditure requlremenla."
•These wertlons are part ol tlie UC The re])Orl is entllltct ''.PopU)atlon ~r.!"e-Prilject 21 re])Ort on J>Opulallon. It Growth and Enviroamllltal Q a-a ·l 1 t y: "l'" ht dJacu1Se(I at an all-day COll!erenet ~t~lolll lor ~ c:Ountyl" ·
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The 17·member study team, which
began Its project In September 1970, is
headed by management c o n s u I t 1 n &
Jam .. T. Workman.
Workman is a put cbalnnan ol the
Local Agency Formation Commission
and former mayor of Villa Park.
The team bol"', acconllng to lht
te])Orl, that lb statemenis will "provide
4 spdliaboard" firPu6llc. dlacUs.\ion of
populaUon Issues.
. Not ' .J!Very member ol tht diverse
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team, which Includes land developen, related problems, Including:
environmentalists. planners and Politi--AIR: The County Ac rt cu It u r •
clans, agrees with all ol the roi>ort, it Departm<nt report. that spinach, once a
1t1tes. common cropt can oo longer be grown
''Perhaps there la a need !or an en-because ol the -g. Lettuce, beets and
vlrOnmetttal e th J c, 11 the report 1 a y s, some citrua crops have also been harmed.
wblch .Jncludes a 1tatement that 11if our -WATER: "Water qualtty ts
pl>yslcal 1Um>Undinp are used only. with delerlorallng In the Santi Ana River due
an eye on the present, the result will be to increased aewage nows and upstream
lJn.poyerlshment fot us and for those • cootamlnaUon,. ·
generations to com~.'·' -HEALTH:· The emphyema death
The re])Ort glvea examplea of growth rate tnCre""ed 365 percent between l~
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• and 1968 In the county. Other rexplratory
diseases also ioc:rea.sed.
-CRIME: The Orange County
Criminal JusUce <jooncil concluded that
"explosive and unmatched growth" was
a basic cause ol increased crime in the
county.
11>e report says that local government
can lndlrecUy 1llect J>Opulallnn growih
(l!ee PROJECT, Page I)
oas I le Ill ras
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16 Now Dead
Belfast Engµ~f ~d
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In Bloody Battle
·BELFAST (UPI) -Gunbatll~ raged Early today, the death toll rose to 468
between Protestanta, Roman Catholics killed in three yean of strife which
and British Soldiers in six areu of results in part from a contention of the
BellB!l today. A British Army Roman C.tholic minority Uiat the
•Pokesman called the city a disaster Protestant -in a J or 11)' dlacrtmlnates
area. agalnal them, particularly In jobs, hous-
At least twenty-lour bomb bllS!s and Ing and voting.
acatlerod gunfights killed IS penons in-A> hospital emergency l'OOIDI filled
tludlng two aoldlen, and Injured more with the Wl!Unded, Protestant leaden
Uian 140 others Friday and early today, called f!>t louP -ap1not·the
a~ Anny spokmnan ,aid. The ~ IRA 1114 Secrelar7 ..t State for Ulator
continued thQlucb the night In:.a,t leut WUU..,. Wblla:la!! p~o~ I• t d ap "tm.
1lx areu, he ilald. ~ -•. m..tliltt 11111 dlrtJ .. 1ile.' . .
"This bu been Ulster'•~ day of An ~ ..,.._... ~ :=; the ~.~::~;,.~:~~-~ ==.~~~1111 .. .=
nooe baa done more damage or opllled betweeft the nrrinl
Lorr Cites
In Recall
By BARBARA KJ\EIBICH
Of ........ , .... llaff
Laguna Beach City Co u n cl I m a n
Edward C. Lorr, ·target of a recall elec-
tion Tuesday, charged Friday that the a~
tempt to recall hbn is "a ~lilical power
play engineered,, by certain (Laguna
Beach) Civic League· dlredors, their
recall clique and their recall candidate
Carl J-lo tootrol the City Cow>-
cll. '' .: .. "· • Al~; • ~ =:':a =-.......... "that -cllman !An'~ could withdraw bia
resipatlaii ~ .. Ila ellectlve date II
the nan ..... illuorl h1"
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more blood." ~· sdnmen In earl added to the
An army spokesman called Bollaat 1 turmoil, abootlnl d own pedeolrlaJia on
''disaster area." the street and bf owing up pubs.
The pro\'islonal wing ol the Irish Wllbln mlnulea alter midnight, the
Lorr aulm>IW his ... i,..uon lo the
council l4Y 17, after that body bad set a
July 25 llate fer the recall oledlon,
following IUCCOSsM circulation of recall
petitions.
Sen. Wllllam · ~· .(D-Wjs.) shows the effects of his hair tran.<-
ptant treatmOllts (right) u he bo)ds a new• conference on his employ-
ment study ;project .. The old Proxmire is shown at left,
Republican Army IRA c I a I m e d •Pokesman aald at Ital! five penons
responsibility !or tbe bombings. were wounded by the rO>iJ1I gumnen.
Charges· Sta:qd
Stage Set f~,r Bizarre Tnal
Lorr aet July JI u the eflectlve date ol
the reJignltion' and aaJd bis decision to
resign would not ht altered by the
outcome ol the, recall vote becauae hla
buainets <•Laguna Beach lieauty parlor)
bad been "destroyed" and the wtlfaro ol
bis l&Jlilly lliruteQed durin( bis two COO·
troverstal )'earl In ollice.
His re•lgnattm was accepted by the
council and llled by the city clerlt alter
which attomer Seymour Clescribed it as
both valid and "irrevocable.''
Reds l.mh at Key Road
As Allies Fear ·Cuwff
Refusing 19 dlamiss murder cbarl'S
.-sainst a couple accused of a 1969
torture-slaying, Orange County Superklr
Court Judge Willlarn Munay set the
itage Friday for one of Ule area 's most
bizarre homicide Jrlals.
, .. Prosecu'tion of a couple seeking
p:1Tllllaslon to marry so their baby -(i~e within a month -will be legitimate,
lleglns on Monday, as a result of the
;decision.
.Bert Lebbar, 43, and Teresa Strange,
24, are accused or k1llinC a young woman
jn November, 1969, after she lived with
them in Garden Grove for aeveral
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1.· Janet L. Summerlin, 36, of Santa Anl,
jV8S b e S f e D fatsiiy and dumped OD the
grounds ol Garden Grove Community
Church, leading to a nationwide bunt for
.Lobhar snd Miss Strange.
. The CO!Jple captured finaµy 27 mOl)ths
later in Virginia Beach, v .. , have argued
through their attorneys for permlssloa to
Seat Price Goes Down
NEW YORK (AP) -Other price> may
be going up, but the price ol a seat on the
New York Stock Excllange la down.
The Big Board said Friday that a ,..t
had been sold to an undlaclnaed buyer !or
• $)50 000, ·down 115,000 ln>m lbe last
prev'ious sale on July II ancr'larther
• 1*!ow the $200,000 and over prices that
_prevailed earlier this year. ---------, . .
3-foot Bride
' A Mil take?
RECIFE, Brull (UPI) -Ellu
Joaquin de Sousa WU married Fri-
day oven though the civil judp who
conducted tile ceremony told him
hi• bride wu too abort. "I sUll think lt'1 a ,millake but
before anything I ha'" to think o( ' 1. thelt bani-." Judn Rtbamat
11 Tetos di Ar•ulo said afier lhe ftd.
dm,,.
De -· 24, a 1...-.... !eel. lncild-Illa ~ bride,
Rita MariallO Lotta, a. 11 a 1ee1
tall.
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wed and Uve together In Oranie Coonty JaiL l • .-
Judge Jame1 Tllmet reluaecf the re-
~ earlier and Judge Murray declared
Friday be must go along with bis col-
leagues" 'decision.
Tho Imminent blrtb of the couple's baby
Is expected to Interrupt ·proceedings,
alnce the trial is expeeted to take at leaat
a month, while Mila strange could
deli ve.r sooner,
Sberlll'1 Lt. Betty J,yrn commander
ol the .......... llcllaa ol county jail,
ilald Friday there appears to ht a. good
chance of Ibis. '
"H It happened, we'd nJali ber ell to
Or1DP.Medical Center," abe explained.
·~ k would be J1P to the doctora to
detennlne 1ihen the trial would resume,"
Lt. Ayers conllnued. •
She .augealed lince Labor Day la In
the olllng, Mia Strange milbl eooperalo
In prenatal plamlnl.
"Slle 'could••plclt that date, haye the
liaby over the hnlidsy and .... ID all I
Joi ol 'ln>uble," the wumen'1 lall
aupOrvllor quipped.
Lebliar and Mi 1 1 Summerlin a re cur-
renUy held In Ueu ol $125,000 ball each.
F o u r candidates, lncludint Plannlnc
Commission c:balrman carf Jobnloo
entered the race for Lorr'• council seat.
II the recall succeeds, the .candidate
with the moat votos will succeed him. II
the vote Is lnsulflclent, It will ht the
prerogative ol the council · to appoint a
spccessor, not neceuarily one of tbe can·
dldates, upon torr:1 mtgnatlon.
This week, In ........,,. to penistent
rtiri>cirs that Lorr milbt be conalderlng
withdrawing bia riplgnltlon lhould the
Tuesday vote come out In hla lavnr, at-
torney . Seymour agreed Iii examine
further the legal apects cl ouch a move.
In a lencthY memo Friday, he real-
llnned the legality of •Lorr'• resi,..tlon
but cooduded, "The majority rule of llw
In other jurlodlcllons lndieate that a
realgnatlon. ol a pubUc olfleer can be
withdrawn prior to lb ellectlvo date,
although the,law In Calllornla II not clear
.. thla·potnl '
"The i... cues wblcb dlacuas Ibis
question lndleata that Councilman Lorr
· probalily could withdraw bis realgnation
(See RECAIL, Pqe I)
SAIGON (AP) -Norlh Vietnamese
tOrces slowed the movement of vital aup-
p11.. lo South Vletna6¥\se troopo Qll the
119rlhefn, frcml today .amid !oars that a
20,ooo..man· government task force might
be cUt oa· trom the rear. ·
,Some southbound ampulances carrying
wowided from Quang Tri raced 11\rough a
hillr of mortar and rocket·propelled
grenade pre on Highway 1, but a. north-
bound , convoy was halted at the P\lonc
Dion bridge, midway between Quang Tri &Ji4 Hue.
Tho 33-mlle stretch of highway I?etwoen
die two provincial capitals bas been a
vital supply lifeline ever since the Saigon
task force launched. @ drive ~une, 28 to
clear North Vietnamese forces from
Quang Tri. .
Two South Vietnamese supply trucks
were bit north of the bridge and two
American-made Ml! tanks .were knocked
out by rocket-propelled' 11?01\ades a n d
recOiUest rlfie cannon, field reports said.
U.S. jet ligbte,r-bombers and (iouth
Vietnamese artillery continued t~ •(l()llhd
North Vietnamese postlons weal of
Highway I.
South Vietnamese spokesmen in · Hue
Irvine Ok~ys Student Deal . -' . ---. -r,i,tin to Pblce'272 at Univer sity Hi gh in Fall
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I1'91ne Unllled _. Diarlet -. Valley -wu puled by voten In the El~tary Scbool before T u s t I n
fl'rldaJ ntOt lllP'"°' a IWlutloo to June f primary election and will take el· . reconsiders the tow next Tuesday. -m 'lmltD ....,II at UnlftRlty feet In tha 1m.74 icbool year. At that Robert Matthew, asalstant super!n-
Hicll -to Inlle dllrtol Ille lfn.H ttm •--Joaquin tile Tuatin Elemon-tendeftt with the Tustin Union Hiah lchool ,..ar. e, -• • School District, ettlmated that It would
Bat a -i:.:r:-Ille Tutln tary School Dlltrlct and tho Tustin High coot $224,400 to educate 272 students In
Uallleil 8"""" -.S, !nine School Dllrlct will go out ol ..-.... the 1171-71 1Cbao1 year.
-ulrad °'* ~ Dowey According to 1171-7J ........i valua· '!1leae students are alteody attending 11111-lo not ...._Illa NIOl••m until tlem, '1'1111111 will be liable !or l .11 per-University Hild! School.
TUltla IJcnt -~ ap-cODI of lour low that total more than ·: rt the mterdlllrlcl agreement la signed
pllcattem of Illa Im-..... _,. fl.I million w lw f11,Dl. :by both boardl Tuatln's loan assessment
.Sdlool -• Tllole tour wwld bulld ""'~ -wPatd be ~ fn>m the ~
Tllltill -llaft 1'-nlatat to ..... -.. la Jntlll .... DI ~rge once !hot a111awamt la peld.' allD Ola -r •t •1t1&1 -Mimi• V1tJo -and add ..... _ to J1111m111 a eotlll)r ...,._ o1 aft11o1"tlk'nl;..,.-. llaadto s.. 111,,. o•l 11111 Lao ... 11oo· offlc:lal, apla. that the ,,,. r·· ---.i to Alim (M•"' Vltjo) liderm•li'C __ ... paid -• lll)'ltme. to llllt allN' .... .._. ID klllDh .. tba1Iha11ate lam bne ~and
- b I II -.Id .. ...,. l!lal Ill-Ille of 1•11meot would ll ea ll on ti 1'no 1-12 ID -.. _,.,,, 1'"I • M•!ed the lha1 per<mtap
dlltrlcll -Taltlo, 1"llla ... lladdlallac• speclll maolJ!t( 8' UlllN... ,__ (lea JIOAllD, Pip I)
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claimed 135 North Vietnamese troops
""' kll\ed anit two tanb 4lld.a •!;IOmm
8fllllery gun were -out during 24
hours . ol llghttng on the mttre nothem
front up untll s a.m. today. Af!>re UWi 100 .
of the enemy troops "11amed killed were
crodlted to air •lrlket. ·
South Vietnamese losses were reported
as 54 men killed and 17 wounded. .
"Menwhile, forward elements of a
10,000-msn south Vietnamese task force
recaptured the key dtstllClt town ol Bong
Son oo South Vietnam's central coast, the
first of throe Saigon objecllvex, tJ.s. ol·
ficlals said •
Sloop Claims
Overall Victory
I rt Yacht Con t,e,s t
BAYONA, Spain (AP) -Carina, I 48-
loot sloop owned by Richard S. Nye of
New York, was the overall winner ol tile
2,700-mll•·Bermuda-to-Bayona Ya c b t
Race, the race committee announced
Friday.
The judges gave carina a cortecled
limo ol 391:52:39 .
Second was Prim, a 48-foot s1oop own-
ed by Gibbons Nell Jr. In 394 :44:19.
Third was Aura , a 49-lool sloop sailed
by Wallace Stonhouse ol the Cblc110
Yacht Club In 395:27:lt.
Winners by cluses were:
-Jubilee Ill, 1he U.S. N •'a I
Academy'• 73-loot ketch, In '31 :41:30.
B-Clrlna,
c-Noryems, a 48-loot sloop oamed by
R. M, Amoy ol England .-d skippered by
Ted lficka, In 399:58:!0,
D-Prlm.
The judg" did not give 11\Y more stan-
cllnga.
A fleet ol 41 yachla 1et aaU from
Bermuda June 1'l In a race to. retracing
lhe r o u t o ol La Pints, a oar1..U. ol
Christopher Oolumbul dllcoVery tx·
pedltloo, on Ill way back to Spain from
the Americaa.
2 Suc cumb
fu Newport,
Huntington
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Two Orange Coast youngsters died In
separate traffic tragedies Friday -one
a 14-year-old Newport Beach girl dead
after be.ini hlt by a car during an 111-
fated scavenger hunt, the other a 15-
year-old Huntington Beach motorcyclist.
Carrie Christina ~1cKinley, 14, of
Balboa Island was pronounced dead at
the emergency room of Hoag Memorial
Hospital late Friday night.
The girl had been participating with a
group of other younptera in a acavenge.r
bunt •bor\IY Iller 11 .,. ...
Police II.id lhe wu NDftlnc across
·Crown Drive ""'lb by S.. J....., 11\111
&ad· In a croaa wallt whm Ille wu -..er earrlacl about JD leol on the hood of. llatlon ........
Driver ol tho vehicle wu ldentlfted by
Police u Robert C. Kellermann, II, ol
2fl11 Bowdoin Place, Costa Mesa.
The Huntington Beach motorcyclist
was killed Friday anemoon when he was
:struck by one car and catapulted into the
rear window of another vehicle.
His protective helmet ripped off, the
victim bounced off the second car and
landed 100 feet from the original point ot
impact. The helmet was left lying In the
backaeat cl tho second car.
Charles E. Lush, 15, ol 15!61 Aulnay
Drive, wu dead on arrival at Huntington
IntercommwUty Hospital.
"He would have been 18 next month,"
said Huntington Beach Police Tralllc Sgl
Eddie Groom.
Pollee said the cotuslon which occurrecl
at 12:38 p.m., happened ¥1 Prlacella
Drive and Plymouth Lane u aeveral her·
rifled witneaaes watched the motc>o-
cycling youth.
Impact was lint made with the front
end of a car driven by Gerald J . DeJong,
19, of 6271 Priscella Drive, and then with
rear of car driven by Ronald D. Lantow,
16, ol Mil A I b Ion Drive, Huntington
Beach.
The automobile drivers were not in·
jured, police ~ld.
J a ywalkers\Varned
CHATTANOOGA, TeM. (AP) -Gene
Roberts, Chattanooga Police and lire
commissioner, announced Thursday that
poliee would begin lxsuing warnings to
jaywalken.
Friday morning, three city hall
• employex received warnings !or Jaywalk·
Ing. wbi!e on tbetr way to work. The
warnings went to Roberti and two
secretsrlos In bis office.
We•tller
Beach rans will llncl most(JI sunny
days this weekend after the mom--
Ing clouds and log clear oil. Hlgh
Inland boat will probably mean
crowded beaches. Coastal high In
70s lows In bigb llOs.
INSm E 'fODAY
A showdototl m Johnston Cill/,
Ill. m<an1 confrontation otlfr a
rack o( pool beUs. Jot "Paulie"
Jan1co t Show Bar ottroctl th•
11ation11 top huatlert in. high
1tokei gamo. SlofV PO{le 5. """"'' . ... ....,, =.:::. : -.. == 11\ifMtt ~:: \I...... '
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J DAJLY PlLOT S.'""'1, Jiii) 22. 1972
Tiny Baby raken
By Trio in Car
DAll.Y ,II.Of ltaft Plltte
Traffic Dodgers
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WAUCHULA, Fil. (AP) -A mother
told police Friday that three men snatched
an eight-day-old baby from her arms
and drove away from the ramUy's
• Imnhouae a.Iler ~ ID<!lber rt~ to
aet in the strangera• auto.
Hardee County Sbtrlff's U . Gene
Lanter said tiny Stephanie Byerly was
r eported abducted about 1:30 p.m. Fri-
day as her mother, June, stood by the
family mailbox on State Road 6' several
mlle1 from thil west-central Florida
town.
The Infant was dreued in a shirt,
diapers , plnk socks and was wrapped in i
blanket at lhe time, Lanier 1ald.
"Mrs. Byerly told Ill thne men she's
never seen before drove up in a black-
topped, red-bottom small car and told
her to get in," Lanier aald.
"Ori< of them said, 'I'll take the baby
away from you lf you don't a:et in.'" he
said. 1'The woman tried to run and
another man grabbed the baby and they
drove off. She kept going for help."
Lanier !aid the infant's father.
Richard, was working in Wauchula at the
time of the incident.
He old the couple ''doesn't have any
money and apparently nbne of their
relatives are wealthy either."
Motorcycle riders thread their way between lanes of cars on Coast
Highway Bridge over Upper Newport Bay, thui beating the roadway's
midsummer bout with arterial clogging. They are envied by auto
drivers who can do nothing but waiL
"We can't come up with any reason for
this senseless thing," said Lanier. The
Byerlys moved here from Jackaonvllle
about three weeks ago, he said.
Lanier aald Mrs. Byerly t o I d
authorities the men appeared to have
been drinking.
Sunken U.S. Privateer
The Incident appeared to be a 0 spur of
the moment thing," Lanier said.
nie Florida Department of Law
Enforcement wu llUllUDOlled to help in
the ae1rcb for tbe mlsalng Infant.
Found by Student Team
Lanier aald the baby was healthy at
the time of her abduction and "l un·
dentand she was belns breast fed, so she
AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) -The The 30 studenll and their teachers had Fake F'.ood Stamp
Ring Broken Up
By U.S. Agents
Amertcon Revolutlooary War ve1aet beeri looking for the 81).foot·long Defeme
Def.,.., JCUIUed by her own crew 193 for about two weeu. They also hope to
yun ap In dillltroul oea !>etUe with locate the privateer Active, another of
the Britllb, bu been found at the bottom the blocJWIO(ll lost near the mouth of the
of the Atlantic oil the cout of Maine. Penobocot River. ·
Maine Maritime Academy 111d the The find could ...Wt in a better
Ma11tcbulttta inltltute of Technology knowlqe· of •shJpbulldlng in colonial
annaunoed Jl'rlday that the veael'1 wreck America, ICCOrdinf to Ronald J. Kley, SAN FRANCISCO (AP! -The Secrtt
wu lpOttad Wednelday in 11 to 20 t.et of head of murcb and collecttona for the Service reported .Friday it bas nipped a
water m Stockton Sprinp llorbor by two Main State Museum, but there ii prob-buraeonlng food stamp counlei<elllng
ltUdeDt diverl1 led to the site by IOD&r. ably "very little" ot commercial value. operation with the .m-est of· tWo men and
The brJiantlne acutUed in Auf!lllt: !'I'll, The fleeing •American • probably had their \>less In Osk!ln<!.
"tben. on a dllmal day for the infant time enouah to grab the more valuable The arrests took place Thursday night.
na'fY, fh'e Bt1Uab meH'·wir scattered items before abandoning ship, he ex· said San Franclsco agent·UH:harge
4t American ·-blockadin( a plained. Horace J. Gibbs, •I a warehouse buildlnJ
Brlflab pn1lon at CUtlha, Maine.' "Tile !>l1IY .!hlngs down tliere that might at sVza MacArtbu• Blvd. in Oakland.
fte J,too-'inan f Mauachusettl er· have any 1ubstantial value might be a Gibbs ~d agents arrested Charles
pedJtioaary force, led by commodore couple of cmmon," he said, 11but it would William Brown, 39, a printer, a.J1d James
DudJq Salmlall,~.llld arrived t _piol>Nly -,,_to natore illln·tt· ·B. McGlnnla, 'J!I, a pbotocrapher,
CUtlie .in the eirly SUJIUIM!r of 1'171 Iii 17 would be worth ." together with an off.set press, $3,000
wanlllpo llld 24 filbtng bolll. But the So far the students have recovered a worth of counterfeit food stamp coupon
fleet llOd It the llgbt of tJte Brltilh llblpt, cannon and several cannon balls, grape books an<I a large quantity of discarded
and all 41 American veaHla were sunk Or' !hot, a 11Iew sizable pieces of Wood and coupons which Gibbs said they apparently
KUttled. one very, very excellent wooden pulley hadn't tried to pass.
Beer Suppli es
Drain Away
TOKYO (UPI) -The beer IUP-
ply in Tokyo ii down to • trickle,
the ntW•Jllper Malnlchl Shlmbun
llld today.
Sixty thousand botU11 from Sap-
poro brewerlet that arrived Friday
cOl)IUtuted only a drop In the
bucket. Tokyo wa1 expected to con-
llWll• 840 mll1loo bottles from June
to August, 20 percent more than
that in the Ame period 1111 year.
The beer shortage has been ag ..
gJ'llvated by a long •trike at Sap-
poro where the breweries had been
forced to tum down big orders.
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wheel, probably Ugnum vitae. lt'1 in Gibbs sald the operation was new
superb condition and we're trying to keep enough that the pair apparently had not
it that way," Kley said. had enough time to realize much on their
"With anything that sits under water inve1tment. He said the arrests followed
for 200 years and ls brought to shore and a week of surveillance which began after
sits, you could end up with a pile of dust food markets from Richmond to San Jose
in a short while." if it ls not property reported poorly-printed food . 21tamp
preserved, he said. coupons turning up at checkout stands.
"Basically this ii an archaeologtcal Glbba aai4 the coupons were all of a $5
project rather than a treasure hunting denomlnaUon in books of six stamps each ,
project, " he said. "There•is very Uttle worihA1>1 and that the prices charged to
knowledge about bow ships were beini cf1atrlbl!tor• nmged from fl per boc!k Ill
built on thls oide of the AUanUc." quantltlt1 up to fl5 per book. He 11td
Some of the artifacts have been only about $300 worth were found in
brought from the wreck site to Augusta circulation.
for pre11ervatlon. ''When you pick up a He said about a dozen dlstributon also
cannon ball, it feels ·more like a croquet had been arrested in th~ operation but
ball," Kley said, because of the action of said he lacked details on them.
the salt water on the metal. Brown and McGlnnil were charged
The Defense, a Massachusetts Navy with counterfeiting under the 18.me law
v.,sel and "probably built on a shoe-that problblll counterfeiting currency.
string welj:hs an eatlmftted 100 tons , was Penalty on conviction is a maximum of
80 feet Iona and had 18 cannon, Kley oald. IS yean.
Three Battered. Teenagers
Face Pot Rap After Crash
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A trio of bruised and bloodied Palm
Springs area teenagers were patched up
and arrested on suspicion of marijuana
pouesslon Friday, following a five-vehi·
cle crash in Huntington Beach.
The collision shortly after 10 a.m. j11St
west of the Santa Ana River Bridge on
the Newport Beach city lhnit sent seve"n
pel'!Orui to the hospftal.
Only two were admitted to ltoag
Memorial Hospital, both suf!ering from
head injuries and lacerationt.
Traffic includlng summertime buclt-
goers was badly tied up for a mne-on
Elks Need Shop
To ~epair Bikes
The Elka of Newport Beach Lodi• No.
1767 needl woruhop space to rebuild
bicycl11 and tricycles they hope to (Iva
to the needy at Chri1lm1s.
The Needed Wheel1 ProJtc\ db1rlbut!d
10 rebllllt vehlcl,. l11t ·yrir end Elb
membon hive coll<cted 80 10-far I
year. Tlloy-nerd a vacant1:Ailldin( to bouu them. •
Afl1-wbo m.ay hav. an available
apace or building to donate may contact
the Newport Harbor EIU al 3456 Via
Oporto, Newport Beach.
both aides of the span by the multiple-
vehlcle collision.
Victims injured included H u g h
Thomas, 30, of 20572 Minerva Drive,
Costa Mesa, the operator of Huntington
Beach's Surf Theater. Thomas was
treated for neck injuries and reJeased,
accordlng to hospital officials.
Victims admitted included Karen
Bradley, 15, and Roy Bradley, 17, both of
2010 Kemper Ave .. Santa Ana, who suf·
fered head injuries.
lo nei8Jlbor, Lisa McConnick, IS, o!
2018 Kemper Ave.., wu treated for
abrasions and released.
Trame oincer Carl Vldano said the ao-
cident was apparentlf l?lggered when •
small foreign car westbound oo Pacific
Coast Highway slowed to mah a left turn
into a parking area popu.lar with surfen.
The driver of a h!'J6 twin-trailer , ...
ment truck approachlll( IM!bound uw
him and &lowed, but a ilomestlc-sport
sedan carrying the tine tleaert youthl
heading west tried to 10' "between two
vchlcles.
• Slde1wlpln1 the truck, U. car nipped
over and a oeamd oacomlll( car tn west·
bo\lnd W.. alammed llilO the 1topped
and fe!Mumln( G..,,,. I Id a D ,
catapult!A& ti into anotllilr _... cor,
Ollicer Vtdano aakl lie 11'!1' tM llQllr'All
desert area i.......,. i. ....., •--" qiianUty o1 allepl JDlrli-, _.,. IO
their armta -....... old.
can apparently tole.,.te any tlnd or milk
a1 food and doesn't need any sort of
speciaJ diet."
Hardee County Shertlf N. H. Murdock
llld all oigbt.ol bil offlcen, tho Ftorilla
Htabway Patrol, and two airplanes joined
in the oearcb for the mls!lng Infant.
"Our primary 'concern la to try and
find this baby," Murdock said. uwe
searched every diet road, field and
orange grove we can think of."
He said police were also looking for
two middle-aged men and another ln his
late 20! but that there was Uttle descri~
tion to go qn.
Mn. Byerly, II, reporled one of the
men pushed her hard and then snatched
the baby, Murdock' said. The young
mother was unharmed although her
clothing wu lorn and 10tled, be 1116.
"We believe the vehJcle is out of our
jurisdiction by now but we don't think
they traveled very far with the baby ..•
she's probably close by somewhere," he
said.
The FBI Jn Tampa said they were
usi1tlng the sheriff's deputies but were
not takfnl jurisdiction in the case at the
present time.
"It i1 an abduction a1 far as we can
determine right now," a spokesman said.
"There ls no indication of whether It has
gooe interstate or not."
Grimace of Pain
A wounded S<>uth Vietnamese soldier's face shows the pain he feels
as he is carried to a truck by a comrade on the outskirl! of Quang
Tri City. South Vietnamese casualties jumped .26 percent last week,
indicating intensity of fighting !or the prov1nc1al capital.
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Commuters Trapped in NY ,
Massive Train Fai lures Keep Thin gs Ho t in Ci ty ·
NEW YORK (UP1) -Thousands of sweltering heat waiting to learn when
rush-hour c:ommuters fleeing sweltering their trains would leave. New York and
N.Y .. sipped a cold beer while sitting on
a baggage eart, "I'm fuming about all
this," she 1ald. "1be heat11 just
beaullful. In the morning they cancelled
my train and if this keeps up they'll
cancel my weekend."
New York City for the weekend Were --mos Wthe northeast has been in the grlp
stalled for hours on commuter trains Fri· of a beat wave for most of the week.
day night by a series of breakdowns, Jacob Portnoy, 26, of Larchmont, S. Y.
broken tracks and power failures . stared at the tracks where several trains
On the lo¥ler level of the tennina},
about 150 would·be passenger• cheered
when a conductor told them thelr 8:41
p.m. train to Mount ~mon would
leave at 7:15. Some ccmmuten waved
their umbrellas and briefcases at tba
Power on the Penn central RaHroad'1 were standing idle.
entire New Haven Division from New "This ls Portnoy's complaint," he said.
Haven, Conn. to Mount Vernon, N. Y.. "Today's delay is typical of the urban
was out for two hours after an electrical problem. We need a new system of
stonn apparently knocked out the line's transportation. It we don't get it we'll
power plant at Cos Cob, Conn. just go on year after year like this."
Three trains-were stalled·for an hour in Mn. Pearl H1lton of Mount Vernon, news.
t~e Penn Central tunnel under Park
A v en u e In Manhattan an d third-rail
damage at two polnll hampered service
on two other divisions of the railroad's
commuter Un~.
At Grand Central Terminal, thousands
of ani.ious commuters milled about 1n
Massachusetts
Towns Whipped
By High Winds
CHELMSFORD, Mass. -Two severe
windltorm1 described by police as
tornadoes pulled up trees, ripped roofs
from houses and tore do\f'll power lines
Friday in this community northwest of
Boaton where totn.adoes are rare.
A third fwmel cloud caused alight
damage to nearby Lynnfield, Mass.,
police said. No injuries were reported in
· either city. . , ·
The funnels dropped out of a thun-
derstonn at about 6:30 p.m. over
Tyngaboro, Mass., and moved through
Chelmsford. "All of a sudden It got dark,
kind of eerie," said Larry Martin, who
wa1 at the Vespers Country Club in
Tyngsboro.
He said there wa1 "no sound of any
kind. Within a matter of momenta trees
started flying by the front windows ..•
Trees 10 feet in diameter that must have
been there for 150 years. 'J'here was
heavy damage to the golf COUJ'le."
The national Weather Semce office in
Boston hesitated to call th•
dlsnm.nces tornadoes because 11 the:y're
not too common•• Jn the area.
State police reported a rub of minor
accidents resulting from t h e ao-
compenylng thunderstorm which whip-
ped sheeta of nln across t h e
northeastern part of t~ state.
Eyewltn....., in Qielrnaford llld they
saw a large and a amaller funnel come
down the oorthern part of the town car-
rying large pi<cel of debris. Police llld
the twisten-·toUcl!c<! ground tn North
Chelmsford Center, uprooting trees.
Lynnfield police reported several trees
were knocked down by a single funnel
whlcb occurred about 8:30 p.m. but that
damage was 1Ught. Police said the
lwilter apparenUy pe~ out in woodl
Oil the outskirts of tho colDmunity.
· Retired Cook
Killed at Home
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Sherman
Grey could 011ly alt there borrllled u a
knlle waa plunged three Umes Into hil
!rletld wllh •born• ha'd -••tdlln&
televilton.
Grey, 441 11111D1111 had been crippled
in a aerlowo auto accident in Mai> and
was In the apartment ol hll lrlenil lfom..
mlt RollDd, •. 1 ntlred ralll'Old cook.
A man Oroy lallr deacribad to police
u a ,.... -· "'"' mto Iba -'" men~ Tlllnda)' alibi lolal'1 ltobl>ed
Jlalaad, loabd at crfpplad o..., and !lid.
-lnlpoctor David R. Toacbl aid 1111i11a1J -llOI Iba motive aotl Ille a..nw "_..ur Wlnled to pl at
l(r. llolmtl 11111 GllJ Mr. R<lland."
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Gator in Flnrida Lake ' .
Wounds 2 Playin:g Boys
LAKE WORTH, Fla. (UPI) - -An
alligator 10 to 14 feet long emerged from
an artilicJal lake, bit one boy so severely
that it left puncture wounds on the
stomach and back and wounded another
with its flailing tail.
The attack was the second of the wee1':
"We'll try to get a noose around hi! nee~ get his jaws wrapped shut and
take him way out in The Everglades
where he won't come back," said LL
Ross Parsons of the same commlaslon.
State game wardens set out for the se-
cond time topay to try tO catch the big
gator. .
Patrick Parter--; '12, ·WU ift lair con-
dition at . Lake Worth • ~t.i 'll!i>r
undergoing five hours ot surgery Thurs-
day night. His body was punctured '1fl'om
bis right shoulder to bis waist on both
stomach and back," said deputy Robert
Ortiz of the Palm Beacb County aberifl'1
of nee.
The boy's companion, Jeffrey Horton,
11, was treated for an injured foot after
being stru<:k by the alligator'• tall.
In south Florida. An alligator five feel
long grabbed a 10-year~ld girl earlier
this week near Fort Laudmla.le, south of
Lake Worth. She was not aeriou11ly hurt.-
That alligator was. captured and releued
deep in The Everglades.
OffiCi!1·s of the State Game and Fresh
Water Fish CommiMion seracbed J
amall artificial lake west or here Friday
for the alligator which attacked the two
boys. It was described N be.ing 10 to 14
let! long.
They aaw at.least one of the big gators
but· were 'Unable to get close enough to
allp a noose around its neck.
The lake bad been created by removal
of earth for construction projects. Ortil
said the boys were ~laying In the lab
when the alligator attacked them.
Mn. Loois Parler, mother of Patrlct
Parler, said bospllal officials told her
0 the wall of Patrick's stomach had ~D
punctured in four places by the gator'•
teeth."
~:tlo1no' Lives·
Creature . Sighted in Missouri
LOUISIANA. Mo. (UPl)-'11Je llltssourt Monster smeU1 terrible. The "In.
temaUonal Unidentified Fl)'ing Object Bureau" thinks it may have a head
shaped like a pumpkin and glowtng orange eyes.
U ... I!'• a G~t 1!81'1 Biped (GllB) from outer space. Oa the other hand
ti mlgbr!ie • ,lroglod~\ • . '
But perhaps only Mart TWa(n, wbo used to live 20 miles up the Mwl!Slppi
from this amall llltssouri town, could really do It justice.
The monster, whltever tt ii, has beeo scaring people for the last 10 dayo.
About SO _per1_0111 111 jhey have seen IL
The UFO Hbureau'1" dlrlctor, Hay~ C. Hewes, believes it may be a
Giant Hairy Blped, Obe of the fo!Jr•cafegorlea lhe bureau has for creatures from
outer space. ·
But tbere Is a chance, Hewes said In Oklahoma City Friday, It ii a troglo-
. dyte-ao ancient oave-dwelling creature. Louisiana Is downriver from Hanni·
bal, Mo., 1"ain'1 boyhood home, and the area ls dotted with caves.
Hewe• utd he ·and a team of researcben would come to Louisiana Satw-
day to investigate. .
He said descr1ptloos of the monster, which residents have named 11Momo"
are similar to that of hairy beasts he 11td have been al(hted tn the Florido
Everglades and near Vader , Wash., in .1rr1.
"Momo" ts deocribed u being six to 12 feel tan, covered wtlh hair walk·
Ing erect, and emitttng • foul odor. Hewea !Bid the cla.'81c GHB bas i forge
pwnpkllHbaped bead, glowing onmce eyes, an ape.like growth ol hair largo feet, eland banda llld ltl1ll that nocb to the knee. •
Hewes' , UFO bureau descrlbel ha1rr bipeds II ranglnl in helgbi fmn
·-twd feet ID ....,, lee!. They react violently ti disturbed by humana and probably have the intellig81ca of a chtmpwee, he 11id.
He-aald more than IOO GllP'1 hava been ,... In recent years. Some
people tblnl: they are ._imeatal llllmal1 11111 to earth by their 11111ter1 oo
another ~ to carry aut ~ duUes.
Tbe MI-1 Mooater WU ftrll _, July 11 by Doris Harrllon u, In •
wooded area Mlt' IMr rurll home. Sbtce theil otber1 hive rtported 'the ._
lure croaful a blat>WIY wltll a dotJ in 111 mouth, IUllng up tbt back end of 1 amall foreign car, and """°"' at two youn1 boy1.
No ~bu bteo reportetl &Ince Tu"11ay and a ,..rch of 1 ~ aru W..m.doJ producad .......
"We'll lnNIIalte If --It qaln," llld Police Oi!lf ~ Word.
"Tbe more l blp boarinf abou1 tt from people the -. dllllclllt I~ 11 "" mo to be lkepltcal.'' ·
However, Wan! llld, the creoture m.,, be ooly J bear !bat ••'•ad w. thearoo.
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· Tougher Rules
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Troubled over
attempts to reap personal gain out of the
lunar landlngs, tbe National Aeronautics
and Space Adminlstrotlon said today it is
toughening night rules for Apollo 17, lhe
last of the current series of manned
moon missions.
Germany's Hermon Sl<1er at fl,IOI! ':'
eooll, and aold out 1wlltly.
The agency said it . is considering
eliminating the so-called p e r 1 o n a 1
preference kits, the packets in. whlcb
astronauts have been pmnltted to carry
light articles for later di.StrlbuUoo aJ
souvenirs to ramlly and friends.
Now slamp-<ollec:tlng 1utll0ritlea say
the envelopes mlcht be worth u much as
15,000 each.
"We undentand that Sleger IJ Jn.
terested In blll'lnl back any of tlte postal
covers be can," a NASA spotesman said.
1'For aome reuon, they bav1 beM golng
up in value."
From Pagel
A boy, a beach and a board are the simple elements you are nimble and quick. U r,>n're not, your board
of the happy pastime of skldbo;::;.ardl=-:.::":=gc.. • .::ltc..h.::•.::lps~if=---m-'ig:_h_t_e_nd_u_,_p_stl_cks_an_d_,yo'-u-ll_be_ec_a.::tln=g -'san'-'-d'-. __
A spokesman instructions were issued
to the astronauts before the Apollo 16
mlsslon last April on what was permissi·
ble to carry to the moon and what was
not
BOARD ... FIGHTS HIS RECALL
Councllm1n Lorr
! Long · Hunt Over
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Father Finds Son's Body in Creek
ELLENSBURG. Wash. (AP) -Every
evening a rt e r work, Floyd Woodiwiss
voere lookhJg for hi! 5-year--0ld son.
He found Chad's body this week, 50
Calley Attorney
Says 'He's Found
Key New Witness
days olt{r the l>oY drowned In a raln-
awollen Creek"'. near thi! ea 1 t e r n
Washlnfton community.
"The water was hlgb Ulen," Woodiwl.ss
said of the Memorial Day weekend ac--
cident. An older son's acreams h 1 d
alerted Woodlwiss IO the boy's disap-
pearance from the family piadc site.
He spotted bis son going Wlder.
"! started running down the bank
trying IO get lhead of him," he said,
"and wbeJ! l got 1 little big ahead .•. I
s1Jp~and fell.
"When I got up, he was a lilUe ahead
of me again and I started running again
SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) -The and got lnlO the water. It wu so cold,
defense attorney for Lt. William Calley, my breath completely llfx>pped for a mo-·
found guilty of ordering the 1968 My Lal menL I W"JI rfgtil belllnd him and reoch-
massacre, says key testimony in-ed out and then, when I almost got a
strurnental In the eonvieilon wJll be hold, he went siralgbt down. Dlaap.
repudiated by a new witness. . peared," be said.
Salt Lake attorney George Latimer, a "I knew he was dead," Woodlwlss sakl,
rormer state Supreme Court justice and alter sheriff's deputlel searched fuWely
U.S. Court or Military Appeals judge, for Chad for thrte days. But, he said, the
Aid Friday the testimony of Charles D. pat n was wibearable when be wasn't
Gruver, Stokesbury, Mo., will show that searching.
ttie order to .. kill every llvlng thing" at Woodiwiss tore down b e a v e r dams,
My Lal came from the baltalioo level. thlnklng the boy's body mlgbt be lodged
'Calley was convicted in March, 1911, of underneath. He made 8 box w1th a glass
ordering more than 100 of My Lai's bottom so be would peer down into the
unarmed residents killed. water.
"This is probably the strongest evidence in connection with Calley's '1ben came Wednesday llight.
orders so far, and specifically refutes uae was laying on his back with his
Capt. Ernest Medina'• orders. he talked body out of water from the waist down
about at the trial where he said ·41 told and. his back and bead were bent back
you to use your head', or something like under. ~ water, caught in brush,"
that," Latimer ~d Friday. .Wood1WU1S said.
Gruver,,wto·•ald he oflerel! !;> teslifY 1 . -:'When I saw bis body I was relieved. I
yetr ago bU~hla oiler W11S lgBofed1 wa i • felt lllte someone IOolt a lhousand pounds
grenade launcher crewrrlan. He said he off me. I took this plutlc bag out of my
\"a• with Medlna when a task !Qrce com-pocket I hid planned IO put his body In.
tnander gave the captain the massacre But . suddenly I got ao weak I couldn't
order. stand up. And I started IO gel sick to my
"Medina sald he didn't get any orden stomach."
from higher up,'' Latimer continued, Woodlwlsl left, called the eouncy
"'but Gruver heard the orders given to sheriff's department and the body wu
Medina." recovered .
CHALLENGER HAPPY
Bobby Fischer
CHAMPION WORRIED?
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Boria Spooky'
fluss Faces Uphill Battle
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ftgainst Jubilant Bobby
: REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -Bobby
Fl5cher was '1fcellng on top of the. world"
Friday after his second victory over
world chess champion Boria Spassky of
Soviet Union, but the American
Challenger still refused to permit
tllevision filming of their games.
•Fischer Friday nJ&ht told Cbel F«ty, · the ABC television producer In eborge of
Olming the match, that he would not play
"nday in the mt111ome of the motcb II
qmcras were UHd.
• Ftscher and S-b are t I e d at 21>
~lnts each In tlte ff.pine motch, which
corries a purse of $250,000. Each bu won
l)lo games. Another was • dnw.
Forty, who conferred with Flacber in
lhe player's bole! room, said Fischer had
senl for his attorney, Paul Mlnhall or J'lcw York Oii)>, to negollalo further on a
pmo-b)"-tome basis whether I b e
umeras 1r1 to be used. By prevlool ar-
1angemenl tho playera ,..... IO re<dve 30
perctnt of the televlli_ca n,tU -tp.
proximalely '2$,000 each, Jl'or\)' 1114.
"[ connot pltY ,._ -., lhlt
!hose comeru atare II me tllrqh tlte
boles. I ClllllOI ...-trlk." Flldlor told
Forty, according to the producer. 111
definitely want it filme(I, but l cannot
hive It filmed wben ti bolhen me."
Three cameru had been set up In lhe
hill where the molcheo are being ployed,
each of them <ooceoied and 1Uenl and
ftlmlng from 1bove tho board ond from
each aide to capture tbe moves and each
of the playen.
Earlier Friday Fred Cramer, an
lnternaUonal Cbeel Fed<rotloo vlco
president and confldlnl of lbe tem-
peramental ~. nld Flacher mllht agree IO Ille eameru under ldl
own conditions.
"He'• feeling .., top of tbt W<rld Iller
Ueldng Spassky ao there abouid be no
problems, 11 Cramer 11ld prior to
Fischer's meeting with Forty.
Forty did not specUy what Jileher
might be aeekln1 In • gune-by-aome
nelOllallon of Clllllfl uoe, but Ito Jn.
dlcated be would not " oloal on tbot
besis.
Aside from luue of lllmlnt. FllCber's
victory Tlwnday indlcalld IO 11 leall
..,. chmml'er hero 11111 P'llCber could
move bqmd tho Rtmlln'a reach with
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College Seeking
Transit System
Serving Campus
cal Slate University·Fullerton has re-
quested participation of the Orange
County 'Jramit District in a new bus
sy>tem for the school.
CSF President Do n a I d Shields \Yill
speak before the transit district directors
Monday to outline a system similar tD
the pilot program carried out for UC
Irvine students last spring.
Under the pJan, the di!trjct subsidizes
the program and is reimbursed by the
schools.
Gordon "Pete" Fie1ding, transit
dist11tt general manager, will offer the
directors a new overall poUcy for college
contracts at Monday'• seasion which will
allow students to ride free on presen-
tation of identification cards with the col-
leges paying the district 25 cents per
passenger.
'"Ibe district benefill from such a pro-
gram because patronage ia higher than if
students had to pay individually for each
ride," Fielding explains. He said a
similar plan bas been of great benellt IO
the Transit District of Santa Crui work-
ing· with UC Sant.: Cruz.
Fielding will also recommend that the
dlJtrict adopt a maximum Zkent fare
for all bus pasaensen Including free
transfers IO all connectlnl lines.
Abo before tlte directors Monday will
be an agreement with the cicy of Santa
ADI IO •boorb the clty'I bus llneo. 'l'he
district would assume the $12,000
monthly subsidy which the city now pays
lhe Santa ~ 'l'rlnll~ CorporaUj)ll MCI
pay for nlni a.,.l>Uet ordC'ed b)lltlll fl-
ly at a Iota! coat of $1J4,972.
The trouble seems to be lhat once an
item, such as a coin. a medal or a stamp-
and-envelope, has touched the moon and
then been returned to earth it assumes
astonishing monetary value.
The shoebox-slze packet of postal
covers carried to the moon by the Apollo
15 crew-232 approved envelopes and 400
not approved-potentially are worth more
than their weight In gold.
One hundred of the enveiopes from
Apollo 15 wert priced by W e s t
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PROJECT ...
am1eu pue a11J aq1 uo Sf()J}UOO q:tnoiq1
of development.
But it warms that some measures
make low income housing virtually im-
J,ossible which only intensities an already
serious problem in Orange Co®,ty.
These are restrictions on density and
additions of construction requirement!
applied unwisely, the report states.
Intergovernmental co o p e r a t I 0 n
between cities is needed, tbe report
states, to determine the county'• pop.ala·
tion goals.
some cities already .. are recognizing
!hit growth often brings dispropor-
tionately large increases in government
costs/' it says.
The m~ controverai_al issue of aU,_tbe
report contend!, is "what, if any,
sacrlllees the public is willing IO make In
lermo of reducing its use (and abuse) of
power and other resources."
The eigb~page discussion ends witb 1
question:
Does man have the will to exercise the
capacity to "control unrea~ed p,...
llferallon and ulUmate self-destruction'!"
• People allending the IS conference
Saturd.o!1~!'1:"lve eoples of tlte n~ and of ~ p0pu1a\[On ilu!l!Oi! Iii
the counly plannlns department. " ri;,
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probably be reduced over a number or
yean.
Hillmnn said the resolution \~·as thr
"one means to solve the problen1" (or
getting Tustin to sign the loans) he could
find and added it was "the closest thing''
to a deal the Irvine trustee' could legally
make.
A bill awaiting slate Assembly action
Monda y includes an amendment in-
troduced by Sen.Dennis Carpenter (R·
Newport Beach) which would in effect
grant Tustin forgiveness on the loans.
It must recei~e two.thirds approval of
the Assembly to go back to Senate. "'hich
already approved the bill but must act on
the amendment.
Dave King, San Joaquin School Distrirt
director of facilities, told Irvine trustees
that there is a possibility the Senate will
adjourn on Friday beCore hearing the
amendment.
King added that l~illman could ''.;erve
as your escrow agent" and hold the
transfer student resolution WtUl Tustin
approves the Joans. '
Irvine board cha innan Ch a r I es
Boulanger was concerned that nothing in
the resolution "guarante es" Irvine will
get its buildings in exchange for housing
the students.
Trustee Sharon Sircello asked if
University High School has the space, to
house 272 non-Irvine studenta. Another
board member, Lee Sicoli, answered that
University would be at c a p a c i t y
(including 3&8 Tustin students ) this fall.
while two Tustin High Schools are both
over-capacity by about 500 students each.
Mrs. Slcoli and trustee R. Dean Olson
said they would like to insure that
students who began at University would
be able IO finish there.
Boulanger, although he later led the
unanlmoul vote, aaid he didn't like the
toot of the resolution,whlch sounded llke
11Tustln is doing ua a favor, lettin1 us
take tltelr atudents and then graciously ~~ ''U>Jlllcallons" ·•·
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RECALL ...
prior lo its effective date if the reca ll
\Vere unsuccessful."
However, cit ing cases involving the
resignations of a judge and a po lict> of•
fleer. he noted that neither provided "I
decisive precedent" \Yhic h would answer
the riueslioru that have arisen in the Lorr
case.
~leanwhile Lorr, at the clo~ of 'Ii
budget study session Thursday, delivered
~farewell speech in which he said, ''This
is my last official meeting before my
retire1nent" and reiterated his 8S3Crtion
that he had ahvays ·~stuck to my beliefs
and givea the city an honest shake."
In a written statement issued Frlda1,
the councilman aaid, "I can no tonier re-
main 1Uent about the issue of my recall
election on July 15th because o( the
seriousness or what is at stake for
Laguna's tax payers and citizens."
Chargm, the Ci v l c League with "a
pollUcal power play" he went on, "I was
accw;ed of making irresponsible llscal
statements by certain Civic League
dlttctors and their recall clique , some of
the very persons whose fiscally unsound
philosophies have Jed Ibis city Into the pit
of a financial collapse.:•
Citing h1a early warnings o( impending:
financial crisis, he pointed out the deple-
tion of lhe city's reserves and lhe neeij to
botTOw money tD meet operating ex4
penses, conc1udlnl with a plea for a vote
against the recall TueedQ".111 ·1
"Your ~no· vote on Tuelday," .aaid the
statement, "will repudiate the achemera
In lllelr PG!'•• ploy IO ,<ionllol dl7 !Joi! throup their recoil ........ ~ Cir!
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'Ibe complaint often Is : ~·I
watered my jade tree every
day, but it died." In fact, t,he
tree wilted because it was
watered every day. Dedicated
~endltng-ldUe 'mort • Jn&lllr
plants than underwaterlng.
Plant roott need air as well
as water to thrive. H you keep
the soil around. roots eoaking
wet, aJr Is forced out and your
plant smothers and dies . Most
indoor planls will perform
best 11 yoo allow the soil
t
around their roots to become Avoid using softened water
almost dry between waterings. on apartment plants if yoo
PlanlJ such as ferna will take can. :Water ,,.lfrom softened
a bit more watering tban municipal supplies b loaded
average. with sodium. It accumulates
Desert plants such as cactus in plant containers eventually
require Jess water t ha n caU!lng leaves to twn black
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CHAISE LOUNGE DOUBLES AS SAUNA .DURING ~~RM JN&ATHER
Actrou Julio !'•rrllh Mo<;lol1 Dov ico With ~YflYl "I CDWlr
averag~. But if you follow the around the edges_ If you can-• _ • . ,
practice of watering only when not find · a nonsoftened water • A' ks
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the plant soil feels dry at the supply~ occaaionally le a ch s · ha 0 H t Group : , S surface, you'll be on target your plants' roots balls by iet-aUTlll·C. . lr .o . . .
with most popular indoor ting water from a faucet ~ H '
plants. trickle througb the potted ioiis • '• • : . erb¥-ides
A dllierent sort of watering for several mkwtes. 'Ibis will I' All s , , . '-"' problem occurs when a plant's wash Oft excess sodium. It n . . eas" -. .nns ' . .
root ball is ollowed to dry out will wa!lh out nutrients, too. · ~ Be' . c;>~ft1~·· ~~ completely-and shrink as a Remember to fertilize indoor• ~ By CANDACE PEARSON unpleas~nt ~ -in the The slx·foot tall trailing result. When this harvvon•, the plants on a regular basis,
Of "' Deir Plitt INH six by l~foot garden. rose has M a r g u e r i t e rr--f 1-~"'---I bel . BY STEVE EUJNGSON patio, almply ·order pattern ~ ~ .....:. r~t .. M water you add to t:1e container ollowing 1c.1 w.i..l.c:c a ur LOS A WG ~·a V) -A
• 1. "o ....ui:i.. esa women She puis ihem "around Daisies imtead. runs-<iow.n the insides of the structions. U 1-.man eanw his bread by number 499. Send fl (add ~ Jour-m;;: coromlt~ after
have • aaded J a beautiful the thlngs that bugs like. t nd d k 'I When t pl t . to the sweat of hi.!I brow, then he centS extra • for a i rm a i I Mo.-f t d and !tlnk1 to their gardens to They're pretty and do the She discovered the bug-po a oesn't soa soi you po a an m a deliyery) by currency, check 'four JmX'l.UD o s u "J a keep, bugs away. job 1 preventive by accident, around the roots. If you new pot, don't fill the pot to its can reverse ·the process to or m, cr.ey~er to: steve Ell· serleS of public bearings, has
Commercial pesticides thea ittle bit,"eshepec~~J she said. After cutting the suspect thi9 difficulty, com-top with soil. U you Jeave a take off pounds that the bread *'·-;..J, • Coast Dally recommended lilting the
aren 't ···'ed often by on peppers, s ~. rose bush back, there was pletely immerse the pot in rim of one or two inches, it ~· 6 moratorinm on use of ·-k · · has put on. Sawias have P!Q,~ P. · . Box 2383, VU ~ .. nextdoor neighbors Ann Her multi-color bean room enough for another water in your sink or bathtub will ma e watering easier; de . t' N ,..11,;.~: chemical weed killers in-
Paul and Sue Ann plants, with their com-plant. and leave it until air bubbles water you add won.'t run off ma persptra ion v er Y uy~, ~ui.a 91409. eluding Simazin. ru:inion man· .,_ b stop gurgling from the root before it soaks all the soil in fashionable these days. Many ' 1 • ""'· board, ap-'"'"" by Los Bleakley. _.~ goJWJ near y, She put the daisies there new apartments have built·in .. · JI~ ...,...~ ..
IMtead. they've g o t supply enough p!O<fuce for two months ago "and it balL the pot. sa....... ... tenant 11ra~•-' ·u . . k d Angeles Co1mty supervisors brigbt orange marigold a huge salad twll:e a week. tU1'111 out the rose busiI . ---a a '~". . ,nipar e March%, had halted use of the
and w b It e-and-yeJJow Her swiss chard and herbs .never get,, snalls' on it" We've got an even better · herbk:tdes at that t Im•
Morguerite J>alales 0 n , also '"'" used.1requenUy ~-i• T · 0 cal Pl 1J Idea. Build a chaise lounge · • because of possible danger to
th Ir ~ile ln b' logl I and "pretty soon I'll have anymore,.-...... rop1 an ·s that has ben fl a Old' B ttl public health. fl:ht ;~Bin.st~~. :d erioughcherrytomatoesto . 'Mrs. B,Ieakley, a senior , • you've·got~:i:.1~b~-:.-:. . . ' 0 e Health officer Gerald Heid·
analls. feed an ""!'Y·" I J>SY<:ilololiY major al Cal tayl,...made for tanning 'anil breder, Farm Adviser Donald
Mrs. Paul, of 1564 She likes the brlgbt · Stafe •tong Beach, added A. 0 D · "sweating It off." The aun-)(~11 M. Rosedale, AgrleultUrlll Com·
. Orange Ave.,. a graduate orange and red colored Ibid the ~!'i"• like 'ti(~ : tt' ract1'ne ·. eco~.· sauna chaise lounge pictured .o.~8 an missioner Ralpb µc~ty, Ind student in math et UC . blooms in the garden but · marigolds, really sti.rik. T ' .A.· here M"ith Julie Parrish of veterinarian Robert Schroeder
Irvine, grows herbs, cher· . admits ·sh~ someUme,;,b~ · She believes !Jlis tq be ~t.M NBC's "Return to Peyton LONOON (UPI ) -Jack ·then investigated and made
ry tomatoes, ClfCU!pbera, used chemicals to destroy secret of theit .sliccess. By MIUJCENT TAYLOR ~ln mind the lines ~ shape Place" is a rather wUqua Coleman couldn't remember their report.
Swiss chard, sunflowers, Whar the, marigold smell She'd like to plant more • device with a revolvm· g -ver what was in the alter-shave The committee said Sirnuin
d Cbrbll11•SdMa!MlllltwStl'\lftt ,YOU ·wi!h to em,..i.,....;,..,;• So(Ile ...., ·beans (green wax and alone couldn't handle. . ais1es under the re-. ....-.-. . made .of corrugated ~rglass. .botUe tUcked away on a· shelf and other herbicide,, could
Jlma}, end l v e and Her neighbor, . Mrs, mainlbg, rose bushes. "but Handsome tropical plants , plants, like, the, Santevieria This lets the dry heat' of the in the garden shed so he be used in accordance with
jalaptnos (pep·per plants) . Bleakley, concentrates her I already have soinething can accent almoR any room. . and varieties of Drfc.aena, sun in while keeping out the tasted a drop on the end of his Environmental Protection
In her backyard garden. • gardeoinJ efforts Oii l'OS<I, th.,..," s1ie Hid. '::1'bere'1 Wllile'conlainen will! lots of point upward, a c c e p Ii n g wind. ;., the season becomes fihger. II killed him. Agency rqulaUons and should
When she flJ'lt began geraniums, begonfas stock, no room (or them. · plents are attracitive, one ,height. Others ha ye . broad cooler you· only need lower the • , . be carefully moolt<red'4 ·=fut fall, she con-. hibiscus potato tree .and The 1melly plant tech-large Plan! cen give tile mciot ..,.., that bang dowJlwanf. top further to retain more Coleman 1 wife told • eor· The. report said use of such
.,.,.,,..._ · '" "·•--1~' Othe nci-•-' ' • · ~ the-'•'bors effective accent -even 'In a Somo lea..,, ore beert«baped heat No ma"·r how cool the ooer Friday her bu.hand ,had herb'•'des -•·""be limi'ted to .... __,. on r1~, ell" . r ~Do .. • ruque wwu, ~ __ ,. -, . ,-•~1eately-" •. Ule~-o1 ilay, you •• .'~be warm Jn 'the brougbt -~" ··'kill ~ ~ ', tuoe ~ 8lld carrots. . :!)f ~ tj1ree large, ro.--,'. bellm, IHllpqll J!ke any ~= ·~ --<w . ~ ~ 1 powu•w w= "· . those .. ,.. where o t be r
,"'l'hli '!Nkl or eomethlng bushes m berlront yard -;.:, ojlu:[ &method, it '~A plan! lllll' &> ~ Ill' a -the Pbllodendroo family; Still sawia-dlalse (as. Jong as the called : paraquat ·home fro!p herbicides have , proved in-
•.1ate .•• ~.ll'lbe.«am.. .••.·the. lint~ " plnlt ,'traillng .• -. ·~ _ Is .... ''"•''''..el·, , ~ wa!Uliaq a pol!lll!W'/..II.', :-. ore ,....,,. like' the Alf111 shines). . the pr1S011 where he worked. effective. . , . l!m.;•~iJllMld~"' -~·yellow roee and ;'l'e.lie "'leciW.;lltii; --,..~ .~oen li\'iiliup..n ·~ 'Scliofl1era. .,:--w• · : • · " · "He "left some In 1n
A '1rrencl 11iid'i.er. 'to · !foie '-the1aftt!r'jwosUll the '~ •llJ';";;"'; .~ ·--' -•. "':••·-; ••"' Aoollleroons!di!rat;.;.,\..!be ' O! course, ii you want it unlabelled alter-<have ·bottle
plant the sman ~!golds have snails pe s1 .. r Ing make i "!Olorful oddiUon = Ule plant encl Uie variegation ol ·,eol<>r A cool, iust . revolve the cylJn. 1n OID' obed," Mrs. Colemain Mouse · More
-which baye a dlitincllx , tllem. , ' " , to the gai:'den. to their eetling . Is Sansevieria inaf, ba'.ji, ·' ligbt • drlcal cover to the open !' ·aaid. "About a year· later he Th R '
.• ' ~·:_.. •4 .i' .""i:, ,; ~:,•· "'~ · ,1':. ·,'" ;,.• • •• : ••••. :1 •• ~~ .... iiil:..!ii.-iiii .. •ll!lliliiii .. ~.~.or '~~ strn~~· 1 O'r· LWPdoo. ~-~!Wb~,,ge,oillne t--found Jt:agatn .aDdta.sted a lit-an oars -..... .... ar .ttP"i '1ar1t1 ':potlery'"l'w v~,!lts A' r. 'fl~ eni;»ot ti his fing , ... jardinl" -and:' il'Dl~ .... 1 bietfP,!iacbia'llJ81 . road the fll!erglasa top pro1'cls'!lle • ·0• er." CRESHAM, Eoiland (UPI)
• ' '"""" 1 , • .,; ·". , ' , .. : · • "' .··~ tj'' ... _ · ·.. -.. -baskets ai:e popular. Clly.'f!Jts , yes spatten,t' with light JOWige pad from both rain and Coleman was rushed from -Terry Matthews ls thinking ', G'~ea'. " 4 •r .• ~·s." ·. " .. 81 r "den' 4llO:l -=.,!"~~bs.l~skel~ ~ e~ ~1('~' ·:~d ~~ sa::g~o;~IAI~~ ! =il!'i.~: ~.!:'~ ~:~~~~e~!n =-t~ I ·'1 Ii ·u ~ holdillg potted p!Alnts need'.I eontrUtlng veins fgalnot the Step-by{ep pictures and in-save him, but failed. . with a sa"8ge mouse.
lining of aluminum foll . or 'background ol dorl< green. structlons will guide you In As Terry entered bis garden
some oth<r material which Your plant may be ahad every stage of construction. "The only treatment for shed, the mouse jumped out of
will prevent leaks. Be sure to . Y • paraquat poisoolng ll a lung a sack, dived Unugb a hole in coordinate the color of the ~ a pol which you. can set To build 1 aun-sauna chaise tramplanl," Dr. Uugb Jobnson his trousers and bit bim
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' ~~, s-.. pd lagOoos, ·sloping In Bloomfield Hills, Mich.,
•• ,k> knolls atudded wit h 200 feature a superb sunken
container wilt tile deeQr ol the rigl1t Jnto ·tile container yoo lounge for your back,, ~1;,anj,:\,o~r=told the coroner's eour1 __ ·--~sharply 00 the big toe. room in wtdcb ft will be used. bave'cbosen. If? however, yoo . = =-
In shopping for a plant keep want the plant m •. lari'f pol .. ,, ''!lie great gif~eµs o I l)ea~p; ,balitboo ·groves and garden centered by fountain
~: · America, !Ollle o1 th<m emong Victorian· garden by tram or figures sculpted by Carl Milles
the DX111 beaulllu1 in 'the •foot. ' • · • ' ': and terraces~ wilh elegant
w011d, 'are atttactlng more · Andlher. 'tropical eqlleet ion vistas over pools and lakes.
millions of tourlals lhil. sum· of int"'"l'iional note Is housed Cranbrook is unique In that it
mer than ever before. . .in tb'e cumatron .on the depends on non·professional,
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dleton Place gar4ens near 1Botanical Garden bette r water and plant.
Charleston, S.C., to the fiv~ known as Shaw's 0Garden, In or the seven American
year"ld Japanese Garden in St. 'Louis. The jungle of ficus, gardens generally r a t e d
PorUand, Or~., come reports palms and banana trees ls so outstanding by botanical ex·
' and need to add eoil, you can
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COSTA MESA ,
of !ncreases in the number of authent1c··that iguanas scurry perts, South Carolina boasts Here are some things to . be
.: :· ~ visitors. A spokesman for the about happily in the sultry three -Middleton Place, thinking about thls weekend.
nation's most c e I e brat e d shade. Magnolia Gardens, and e Feed Roses, water them
Water carefully. M,os t
.tropieals like a good deal but
must not be soggy. Wipe or
spray the leaves at intervals,
especially where there is a
great deal of d"'t In the air. If
the plant is·Jn a jardinler't he
sure waler does not collec1 In
the bottom. To help avoid this,
pul a·lay.r ol gravel or· Pei>
bles in tile bottom of the con-
tainer, or irivert a small Clay
pol under tlle,plant Smie je<>
pie fill ll1e space between pot
and jardlniere with damp peat
moos or sphagmnn moos. · . '
gardens, Longwood, at Ken-T"" Clim _, .. eod Cypress Gard ll d I and nett Sqllare ea said at. ·r-atrun is a g eslc ens -a near eep y spray regularly to
tendance rea~hed ; ncord 1.2 ,,.enhouse d~me. 70' feet high Charleston. Middletown dates enjoy the maximum of sum·
mlllion In 1971 and '.'it's even ind 175 f~ m diameter. ·nlf. back to 1741 and is one of the mer bloom. A mulch around
better this year." ferences 1~ climate from sec-first American gardens laid the plants .will conserve
tion to section are managed by out by a landscape architect. moisture.
WHILE MANY rd bot• controlled movement of warm e Feed Dabliat fr<quen!Jy. ga ens " THE -•T T H R EE So •~• . •· lw' • · b"-nd · t ha had and cooJ air, and there are two r ~ me 1iuuuy1s~ say ice a pu m; 8 priva e ve a --....1'-de camellias imported to this month isn't too mu-•. U•• a policy of not charging ad· =~ns voted to desert ~· -"' • mlssiqn , some are now asking pfanls. Within tbeCUmatron is country in 1783 still flourish at complete fertilizer, or fish
vislton to help pay for ever· a wat~{all. aquatunnel, 1 and Middleton and there is a 1,000-emulsion.
spiralling upkeep, 3 survey by ponds witblJ'are lily displays. year~Id oak hoary with e Heat-loving ._nnuals su.ch
UPI showed. State-operated , : ,,, . , , Spanish moss. M a s s e d as ziMias, periwinkle, salvia,
PlaMing Fields, ai superb QUITE A CONTRAST , are azaleas, q\ajestlc terraces, in· dwarf dahlias and celosla can
'Acid-loving'
Plants Need I t' ar~,retum-garden on Long the ordere8.1 gardens · or tricate walks and butterfly be set-out' now for color in
Island. N.Y. had to close ror Biltmore, the 12,000.acre lakes complete the picture of short order. Acid-loving plants suth 811
• , .several months earlier this estate of 1the late George W. formality crossed with low • Support and tie tomato azaleas, came 11 ta s abd
, " year when the budgekninded Vanderbilt , putslde ,\.sheville, country lushness. plants to keep the crop off the rbododendrons sllould lie fed
• · state. legislature temporarily N.C. Formal PQOls center its Magnolia Gardens 1s another ground. thJs month with. an acl(Mype
,., • cut off its funds. Italian g'ardea ..thicb is walled magnet for azalea and • This ls the time to plant plant food. no.~ ~
• : EV.n Longwood developed with · hemlock • h<j!ges~ There camellia lovers who like the perennial flower eeed II you cbrysantbemums1.lnd hiblscius
'1 "' anc:tiodowed by t~ late Pierre · are 90 ·a~s of· g~:wlth shrubs arrayed informally would enjoy their blooms next need J:'!IUlar feeoinp to keep • ~ : s. ~uPont, is going to st a rt 50,000 sprmg bQtbS, J,000 roses under canopies of oak, pine, year. Sow aeed now for. lusb.erowtb, and bloom, 'C)lll·
: chargfng 8 "modest" ad-including 1;500 recent cypress and magnolia. ~J=um~l==-~Str: inion. YourlocalMnerymen
mJttapce fee next ye a r. varieties, 8,000 annuab, hun-Cypress Gardens, where dark CU recommend ~u. proper
Ganlens which c h a r g e 'dreds of hybrid rhododendron, lagoons mirror brilliant floral _eopSJS __ • _. ______ _._,,P_lant_lc."c...ods.......:..to II&
generally ask • $1 or $1.50 fee and 100,000 w.leas which put plantings · and blos80ming
· fOf\ adults and 50 or 75 cents on a Spec\acuJar show ln April vines, is visited by·either boat
~·"' ror cblldrtn. But many of the ~nd M~y. or foot.
-7 • first gardens stll lart rree. ·Above the gardens rises ·--~-------~-·I
'·•. Ono ot these ll the Los Vanderbilt'• ills • period ~ ~ ~.
' ' ~1 Ange1ee state and . County ~nch~ chateau with an ~uct "'-.~
•'' forest In the San Gabriel stain:a~ of t)Je Chatee• de · ·~AIDE .,,., Arboretum, a tJ7-acre tropical replica of the spin! ~lor • OREI NRY
Valley that would make Blois in France. VII ~ ~ Tarzan feel at home. Hum· A Tudor mansion bulll by an • CENTER ~ ;·:. phl'lf 1loprt and Kafhlrlne helms to the o 0 d g 0 SUMMIR
• , Hepburn dropped 1D on the automotive fortune provides
arboretllrit lo the late I~ to the k•)'l>Ote for ..,. of the SAU
'-·• ttllb • l••fUJ..tn ecmes for Detroit area 's t-w o famoua,J\----====----1
"'' "Afri'can Qilfltn". The col-gardens. SUl'l'Ollnding Mell!ow 20%
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!rom fJve '*1Uncol!. seelu~ gardeu remW.,,.nt AU ~NlS
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Bill, J·udy Cummings Ex1min• Handiwork
SACRAMENTO (API
calilornia children will , no
longer' be required to have a
amallpoX vacclnation befor•·
attending public ·schools, tbe
state Board of EducaUon has
decided.
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Foe Needles
Medical Panel
By JIEllll c.u:N
SAN FRANCISCO -L I t t I e
m.)'lteries: U local Women'• Llbbert
""' looklnf for • shrine, John
lloblalGa Ill augests !be plaque
,.GU!slde !be Legion of Honor MUMlllll
-!be ooe that r'4dJ "Francn E. Wll·
Jani, Inspired by San Francll<o In
1aas, Became The Finl World
Orpnlur of Women. Standlnf Here
She Said 'We Aze One World of
Tempted Humanity.' " What did Ille
·• mean by that, eaactly? Why did San
Franclaco lnaplre her ·to organize
· women? Who tempted htr? We mow
lhe couldn 't have had too much to
drink wbea lhe aaid lhal becaUH Ille
organized !be Amer!CID Christian
Temperance Union. Did lhe say ·
anytbhli eJae In 188S? Pleaae look Into
ltrthll.
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OF INlllJMAN INTEREST: Lef1
call him Joe - a prominent ac-
counlanl and loaillme member of a
wtll·known d9""1own club. A blgbly
regardeC! member, too, for be rave
.generOUJ!y of hla llzne to keep !be
f(club'a boob as · unpaJd treuurtr.
....... lly II beceroe known that be baa
6.DCtt, lmpiring • membtr to go to
the club's board of dlnctors ln IODle
r·.qit1Uon. "Joe," he told them, "bu
lea than a year to live. Hil doctor told
1pme. lie haa worked so bani for lhO
· club for so many yean, you really
·, should do somethfnl tor him."
..,,_, In opedal .... 1oo. the dJreo.
.,rlon voted Joe a llfetlzne memberablp.
•J· •• Unfortunately, every word or the
foregoing la true.
FOR NAME FREAKS: Dep. Ally.
Cen. Richard Cllberl IJn<la In lbe Wall
St. Joilroal Iba! one of !be AMA'•
" 1harpe11 crltlca of acupunct"" la Dr.
.. Rober! J. Needle1 of St. Pelel'll>urr.
.. The ID\&lllab town of Paradlae pro-
; 'ducea two today-!be heart speda1Jll
\named Dr. Tikker and a mortician al
r :the Role Chapel, who answen to Toby
;i.Rapo1e.
One ol Alvin Illllkin'• lawym, I
.. note, baa a name rlgbl out of a Marx
rt Brothen movie. Laurence Popo!Jky!
1; Cln'I you ,.. Croucbo, Cigar amule fl and awlggle, saying "Now look hue,
Popolaky - . " '11>e aame movie ml&bt
Include the poycbialrlal 11 Mt. Zion •
· who glorle• Jn. the IWDI ol Dr. Alvin·
Taltolt. ("1-nt sony, • J>Q11or1ky'1 fn
conference wjth 1'1Jkoff!1)'Every Ume
I associate Petaluma wUb egp I &et
, nasty letters ao we won't mention
Petaluma'• champion h or1e1hoe
pltcbef, C<orfe Cblckwtf.
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By the way, I wondered rteently
what hid become of Patience Scalet,
the 1oca1 piano teacher, but she'• still
around and atilt teachlni. "I now have In unllated number," she erplains,
"becl.uae of nuts 11.ke you." Please. A
rrtak 11 not a nut.
•'TJIANK GOD It's Friday" is rapid·
ly being aupplanted by "So Happy II'•
Tbundly" a.s the four-day week
cal<bel OD -but bow about lhla?
Wellaco Dal& Corp., up there In the
Weill Fqo Bldg., now bas ill 15-man
computer team on a three-day week -
some working 12~ houri a day Mon-
day-Tueaday·Wedneaday and others
covering the same boun Tbursday4
Friday-Saturday. Vlc .. Prea. , B i 11
Slrltzler halls the montl><>ld ex·
pertmenl -"first three-day week in
the Weal" -u a signal succm. Have
a nice whatever.
DAY IN THE LIPE: It's Sonday
and here'• Paul 1lppor, lbe uaed car
dealer, ablepplnf around bla -In
the Sumel Dlalrlct In bla robe, pa·
jamaa and ollppera, rumlnatlnf. What
he'a ruminating about is that It'• hl1
$2nd birthday. Celtlng old, kid. Half·
way there, and all that. Ha.
AJq comes his daua:hter, Pamela.
HI, Pam. HJ, pop. She wanll blzn lo
driva her to a friend's houle. Okay, He
doesn1 even bother to ret drwed. On
Ille way back !Mo remembers II'• hla
5llld lllrthday. .. !Mo pops Into bla
favorite bar, Gree'• on Norlep, to
buy blrmell a drink. Sore, be'• atlll
wearing bla robe; pajamas and alip-
pera. Ev.,ybody knows old Paul al
Gre1's.
After a wblle, • doctor al !be bor
ll)'I "Rey, Paul, I'm looking for a
good med car," and Paul po[W ~
the door at hla '17 Plymoulli' rul'r. ·
"You can have that little beauty tor
$111)," be Uyt. 'l1le doctor wri tes out a
check. •• .No, I don 'I ~w if P.4111 "4<1
~ '!alk llome Ill hla carpet allPl>fl'I 0r
if the doctor drove blzn or what bul If
you don't think It'• ao item that a guy
In hla pajamaa aold a uaed car In a
blr OD Ncrlep OD &lnday, well; Whal
the bell.
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By LEO ADDE
Editorial 11<-Fb Reporll
~en the Senate acts on the Strattaic
A(ms Llmitatlon (SALT) aareementa ~dent Nixon brought home from
Moscow, Its conalderatlons will be
vliighted by more than the Immediate
llfiues of national security and world
pPce. A ....., of frustration fell In
q»igreso, 03peclally In !be Senote, bears ".f U:e debate. It arlJes from a view that
,legislative role in fore.Ian policy iJ
· thering under the impact of presiden--
J ttlpJomacy ln the nuclear aae.
' Senate's riaht of "advice and coo--
. " in treaty mating, the COD!lltutlmal
*ice for injecting Its will into the 1hap-UJI of foreign policy. or ten has betn
btpassed by recent pttSidenla through eruve agreements and other means.
~t la extremely nnllkely that either the
~-t of frustration in shaping
'"*Igo policy or aay other factor wlll
~ ...,.,..,ional approval ol the
'.\vi> SALT aoconls, the Antl-Balll!tlc
1dlulle Syllom Treaty and the Interim
•E~ltlng offensive missile la • ' • White House "!OUJ'lding"
Jdi ates tbat no more thin 10 Senate :J!i~ WW be cast against treaty ratlfica-
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'1'lfE IlllPORTANCE of the ABM Trea· ltii~ ezpected to override, at !wt tern·
ly, the. malaise over the current lo1>olic:Y p-.U. In addition , Presi·
Nlxon has chosen to aubmit the e1-
Ve agrttmmt on offensive mWlle.s
to1t»tb Houle& for approval. 'Ibls move
wil"!lave the dual piryoae, ol 1ldeat<p-pifig an avoklable confllcl with Ccngre,ss
"'1le lmpreuloi !be Ruaiana with
Artierl<on governmental unity OD arma
Jlmll&tloa. lfowtver, lbe bafll rtmolnl for
iooqllnulng friction between !be execullvo iin!I leglslaUve ~ oter foreign
policy. whlcb culmln•tea In agreements ind lrealleo with fortltn governments.
the ""'ilc glow of FDR still
m our memories. w he a
reigned with pa t e r n 1 I
, lllld !be Kennedy1 appeared
... white c:harrm with prom1aeo of Co'qitlo~ II WU poulble to foriel the
wjlilom of lbt ~ latben,• Sen. J. w'. ~ (D-Art.) tald lul , ..... In ~.tho fOll!ldlo& flllben' "Wlldom"
ii api....r in Article II of the CmslJlu.
lion, wblch states that the President
"aball ha\le power, by and with the ad·
vice and conaent of the Senate, to make
treaties, provided two-thirds of the
Senators preaent concur."
Fulbrlgbl, chalnnan of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, argues
that since World War II the White House
bu ln<rtlllngly neglected lo seek the
Senate'• advice and consent. In support
ol bh tbeal!, it is noted that the United
States is a party to 947 treaties (which
required Senate ratification) and 4,359
e1ecuUve agreements (which did not).
Mottaver, tw~tbirds or America's global
commitments spawned by these accords
have been made since 1'49.
HEARINGS BEFORE the committee
in 1969 and 1970 produced a conclusion
that Congress was being kept in the dark
on many fortign·policy matters w~ jt
should have been Informed. Milllary
agreemenla with SOUtbeaat Asiao coun-
tries were at the heart of the com-
mlltee'1 crillcism, which hat led to con·
gresalonal demand• that future executive
agm:ments be submitted to c.ongress -
before both Houses -for approval.
This view Is a full pendulum swing
away from the concern that arose after
President Wilson wu l'tbuffed by the
Senate In 1920 OD bis attempt to put lhe
United Slates In !be 'League of Nation.<.
For decades aftt'rward it was feared th•t
a Stnate minority could uerdse veto
power over the pres.ldenti•I conduct of
loreigo policy.
In !be nuclear 11e, the mllillry and
their acienlillc advisers have joined the
President and !be Senate as • third forte
iD treaty maklog. To win the backing of aome ldentlall and the Joint Chiefs of
Sl&U for !be' 1113 teal-ban treaty, Prui·
dent Kenoidy qreed to Increase the
meptoanqt of this counU,'1 nuclear
aneDal llMi 11ltborlze a new a:eneration
of weaponry.
Addrelllng Congreas aller his "''um
Imm Moscow, Prelldenl Nixon pledged
that the United State1 would "remain the
sllOlt(e.I 'i>Owttm' earth." In the earliest
con,....mal bearings OD s A L T •
Seortiary of Defense Me!Vln R. Laird U:•
pmaed Iha admlnislrollon poslllon th•t
--should be ratified only li lhe Uoll4d llalu p,,,...ed to d<velcp
lhe DIW JI.I bamller and Trldalt lllb-
marlne.
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'Fac ts' on Vie tnam Presented·-Minus Opi nion
BY DAVID ANABLE
Chri.ttian Sci<nc• Monitor s,,,,;ee
A -k lpeDI iD the company of
several hundred military omcen luvea
• journalist In no doubt: a credfbrllly
chasm ezlsta between such mtn and the
news media.
One reason, among a multitude, is
given for collective military dlatruat
(that word'• an understatement) of writ·
ten and television news: That "the facts"
are aubmeraed in a welter of media com·
ment and subjective opU.lon.
· So. here are "the facts " on Vietnam ,
~-: or"'"lentPd to this correspondent durina
the five daya of discusstons, lunche!,
b,.~ec.1es and briefinga which cmstitute
the Na v a I War College'! "Global
stratqy Discussions." No one officer
paints the following acenario: it is an
amalgam from ma o y llllideotiflable
sources (many just back from "Nam")
with a centr(lJ. easily identifiable. thread
running through it.
BY LAUNCHING their i n v a s i o n
acros! the DMZ the North Vietnamese
scored a military gain -the crushing of
South Vietnam's inezperienced 3rd
Division, !11<! capture of Q u a n g Tri
Province, and the oulflanklng of ode of
South Vietnam's best divisk>ns posi-
lloned to ward olf any attack coming
anxmd the weatem (KJ>e Sanb) end of
Ibo DMZ.
Bui Ibey dealt 11Mmaelve1 a poiltlcal
Iola. Their armored asoault tl:rollih the
DMZ shattered whatever remnants u:·
ilted of previoul accords of "wr
derstandlngs" and prepared Americia
public opinion for heavy retaliation.
That retaliation is now devastating
North Vietnam.
THI!: PRESENT RECORD number of
seven c;arrle.n availabk !or acUve dufy
off Viebwn Is being raised lo eigbl (lwo
now going in, one scheduled to come
out). The eight will rotate between West
Pacific ports and the Gulf of Tonkin -
which anyway ls not large enough tq take
them, their escorU, and theJr planes all
at once.
1be restrictions on targets which
frustrated many pilots during President
Johmon's bcmbing campaign are largely
aone. North Vietnam, it is said, soon will
have no industrial infrastructure left.
New techMlogy enables American
bombing to be five times more "er-
rectlve" than during the Johnson era.
The destruction once wrought by five
planes now can be dealt by one -or the
aame number of planes can hit five ·times
u many larget1. ;,Slnarl bomba" take
mucb of the crodll.
QIMINISHING NUMBERS ol Wis
(surfacHo-alr mlssilea) haraaa lbe
U.S. !llen. Nnrtb Vlelnamtle defftlden
are rwmlng oot of them. T b e
U.S. blockade pre..m. ad<quale resup-
ply.
The mlnin1 of North Vietnamese
harbors and the navol blockade is
virtually 100 percent effective. In ad·
dttio111 m6st raU lines are already cut.
Road bridges are being de1troyed. f>!an-
power and food are use:d up tryiil,g to
repa ir land llnkl. Obly a "tr.kkle~' of
suppllea la setting throup. Wilhln five to
six months COmmunllt food. supplies in
Cambodia and Laos will be exhausted
and insura:ency acUv!ty will have to be
throltled back for thla reason alotte.
Unlike the 1sea 'Tet·attacu, the latest
North Vietnamese invaaion bad a tara:e
conventional element. Tanh, trucks, and
artillery require fuel, ammunition, and
spare parts. Stockpiles in the south can
be hil by air-power ; supply liDea can be
cul.
THE NORm Vietname1e
ml!calculaled badly. '11>ey thought their
country wa,, sare -a sanctuary
guaranteed by an Americao publk: optn.
ioo tbal would not tolerate -bomb-
Ing campaigo. They threw vir1ually all
their fighting mtn into the soutD ~nd
awung their air defenses down be.hind
~.;, they are payina: for tba.t blunde'.·
Their industry is disi.ntegratmg: th.e1r
Jupply lines are cut; their powerful allies
are ente.rtalnlng the U.S. President: the
American public sho\Ys sudden resolve;
the South Vietnamese forces refuse to
crumble. Whereas during Tel '68 the ~nited
States bad 11 divisions doing practically
all the ground fighting in South Vietnam.
now all the ground fighting is done b:f
South VieUJamese troops. \Vhereas dur·
ing Tet the Communist thrusts were
spearheaded by men recruited in and
famiUa·r with the south, now few
originate from the south. 'Vhereas during
Tet there were k>cal uprisings, now there • are none. ·
Unless the North Vietnamese take up
the "very generous peace terms offered
them they are Uable to suffer a reverse
far areater than during Tet , and without
any compensating psychological
benefit in South Vietnam and the United
States. It could take North Vietnam two
or three years to recover.
Well, that1a one view of the war. No
newsman's moralizing. No "broader
perspective." No prtSs opinion. No com·
ment.
First Ballot Hopefuls 'Winners'
Republicans, Democrats Historically Fare Well On Fifth Ballot, Too
Most nominations by the major parties
•Ince naliooal poUUcal coovenlionl began
In 1131 have been made on the firlt ballot
or by acelomaUoo, and for both parties,
!Int-ballot nominations have been the
most auccessfuL
Cllndldaleo named on the fint beDot cir
by acclamation have won the presidency
In ZI of 42 attempla. The nconl for the
Republicans Js 12 out of 19, and ror the
Democrall 10 out of 20.
The nu:& moot successful group ol can-
dldatea are those nominated on the fifth
ballot or later. '11tere have been 17 of
lbeae, with the Republiwi caodldale
winning four of •la, aod !be DemocraUc
cand.Jdat.e .successful in four of nine at·
templa.
Ft1reign"wuntries Tough
On Pot-smoking Visitors
U you want lo spend your aummer In a
Spaolab Jail, while your frlenda !rip
around the countryside, try carrying
IOme pot across the border. Far-fetched?
Well, then, consider the atory of the J2..
year-old student w1io troveled from Ail'lca
iDto !be Spaolah canary Islands last
December with a small amount of mari·
juana. He's facing a seven year prison
tenn .
He's lucky. In Iran the penally !or traf·
ficltlng ii the firing squad.
!l'he message is clear -if you're head·
ed overseas this summer, keep in mind
the foreign drug laws and what they
might mean to you.
IF YOU'RE CAUGHT with any illegal
drug or if you are travelillg w1th IOl11&-
one who is carrying pot or grass, the
odds are you'll end up behind bars. Also,
you better be aware that many drug
pushers in foreign countries are in·
formers for the police or customs 0£4
fi cials.
Currently, about 900 young Americans
are in foreign jaJls on drug charges.
Here is some infonnation you might
fITTd helplul .
-Drug enforcement Jaws in countries
around the world are a lot stiller than
tho5e in the United States. Penalties
range from jail plus a heavy fine , to
de8th in one country.
-You can be jailed for months be.fore
coming to trial and those months do not
COWit toward your sentence.
-Some countries don't allow ball.
-There's lltUe your family. or an at·
tomey, or even American official.I, can
do when you get In thla situation.
And here are some of the penalties
If you gee busied fO< drugs ....,_,,
-SWEDEN: p...,esaion or oale, up lo
19 months.
-SPAIN: Penalty depends on quantity
of drup Involved. Less thao IOO grams,
fine and rt.lease on bail until trial More
than 500 s:rams, fine plm minimum of six
yeara In Jail.
-rrALY: Poaeasi~n or attempted
11le, three years. TraUlcltlng, three to
eight years. Peroons arrested oo drug
charpa are not ellgible for boil.
-GREECE: Possession, minimum
two year1 in Jail. Trafficking, five to 20
years plus fine.
-GERMANY: Possession, t h r e e
years.
-JAPAN: Sentences based on amount
of drup. Recent cue involved 600 gram!
of hashl!h . Subject was sentenced to two
years.
-FRANCE: Possession, varies, b a t
less than for trafficking. Minimum of
three to four mooths pre-trial ceo-
finement. Trafficking one to five ytan.
-DENMARK: Fine, imprlaorunent or
both, up to two years depending on
amount .
-CANADA: Possession of -(lncludins: marijuana) up to seven years.
For importing narcotics into country, up
lo me imprisonment but nol 1... than
seven years. ·
-J\.fEXICO: Possession, two to Dine
years plua fine. TraUlcltlng, three to 10
yeara plus fine, Illegal import or u:port
of drup, ""' to 15 years pl1» fine . Min-imum of Ill to ll months pre-trial con-
finement.
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In between these eztreme11 are the
candidates nominated on the aecond,
third, or fourth halloll. Both Democrats
and Republicans have fared poorly with
such nomlnalloos, the former succeutul
in two of sl.J: attempts and the GOP wm.
Ding only one of five tries.
First-ballot nominations invariably are
won by the froot·runnert, while • "dark
bones" uaually wtn thole requiring' five
or more ballots. In between, the most
succossful candidate OD 'the'--to
fourth ballot i• usually one of the top two
or three contenders in a race dominated
by no particular candidate. Winne.rs io
this category include Abraham Lincoln in
!IMO, Grover Cleveland In 1881, Franklin
D. Roosevelt in 1932, Thomas E. Dewey
In llMI, and Adlai stevenson In 1962.
BOW DID THE "dark" dark boraea do
It? M06Uy Ibey dldn'l It wu dcme for
them by clreumllances of !be convention.
In every cate, deadlock among the front ..
running candidates wao the primary
cause, but the delegates' desire for a
widely iu:ceplable compromise candidate
aod, finally, 1lznple wearlnW were al.!o
factora.
James Poll< came lo the 184•
Democratic convention seeking only tbe
vice P"-'ldentlal nomination. 'Ibo leading
presidential contender, ez·President
Martin Van Buren, weakened hll poAltiC'n
sborily before the coovmlJOD·by opposing
the. anuezatlon of Tau. Van Buren
alienated his fonner Southern suppOrters
and was unable to reach !be requittd
two-thirds majority. Nor could hla
leading opponent, Lewis C.11. When Van
Buren'• name was finally withdrawn duf ..
Ing the eighth ballot, the alampe<le to
Polk waa on.
The Democrallc deadloel< In 1852 IJI.
volved three older politicians and !be ris-
ing young (39) Senator Stephen A.
Dou1l11. Aller more than 40 ballola, lbe
delegates were ready to owltcb to a
pleasant youn g man from Ne w
Hampsh!re with few enemies arid
virtually unknown pol,itlcal principles -
C8-yeaN>ld Franklin Pierce~
BOTH HORATIO SeymGUr Ud James'
Garfield Opposed their ovm nomin.tions
when their names were entered, ar.d in
fact we.re attempting to win nomin1tions
for other men. Seymour, the perroanent
chainnan of the 1868 Democraut· con·
venUon, was waiting for lhe ri ght mo-
ment to nominate Chief Justice SRlm•.in
P. Chase. Before that moment cam::.>, he
hlmse.lf was nominated by a deadlockc!d
convention.
Garfield was (loor manager tor Jam~s
Sherman, who together wltb 1James <..;,
Blaine and e.i-President U.S. Gr&Dl w•s
one of the three leading cMdidates in the
1880 Republican convention. None could
muster a majority, so the Sherman and
Blaine forces compromised on Garfield.
In 1876, Ohio Governor Rutherford B.
Hayes won when all of front-runne r
Blalne's opponents united against ::iim
and put forward Hayes as thelr com-
promise choice. II happened on the
sevenlb ballot when Blaine bad the
nomination virtually within bis grasp.
Two cootenden who wou ldn't ~ve an
inch caused the longest convention the
lHl.ay meeting of the Democrats in '1&>1,
which saw votes cast for some eo can·
dldates. After some 90 bal'ots the
delegates were convinced that th'e top
two, Alfred E. Smith and William Gibbs
McAdoo, could not muster the necessarj
two-thirds majority.
OTHER CONTENDERS were tht-11
seriously considered. Oae of them John
W. Davis, won the nomination. '
Burled by an almoat two-t°"'ne po!>lllar
vote for Calvin Coolidge, Davis may ""'t~H
have been the last of the "dark'' dark
bones.
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Cyeles' Lead'
Holiday Traffic Deaths Outlined
The drinking driver played a lesser
role, the motorcycle rider • sreater one
In Califonila'1 l.'I Memorial Day falal lrlf·
flt: accldenla which look Ill Dvei
The all:obol:lllluenced driver ,..,
liated •• the primary collillon cause In
only six of 13 fal&l1 and as ao woclated
cauae In two addltlonal crafbea. Tbeae
eight aocideoll represent ll.7 perceot of
the bollday Iola!.
A DlllNltlNG driver w11InvolvedIn10
other bollday fatal accidents, but !be el·
lect ol alcohol on hla drlvlnl either waa
unknowo or Judced noo-lnOUOltCln(.
locludln( U-If accideola -14 raile
lbe total In wltlCh a clrlDkllll driver was
known lo bo hmllftd to 11, or :11.f per-
cal of the total, llll1 ....,,....,.! I• lhatr
the ... lhlnt • more the\ uauall7 could
bave been eipeded. ·
However, two ol the lccldents ln-
voll'inl drivers under Iba lollueoct of
alcobol resullad In II clealba, ala In one · •
collision, flve la lbe other.
Fifteen motoreyclilll were killed In as
many lal&I ..tldenta. Fourteen w er e
drlvm, one a pa-er. The tremen·
doul (l'Owlb In lllOIOl'CJCle uoe la
rellecled In lhe fact &bat almotl ....,.
fourth of the M . ...-1 DlJ fttUad
fal&la lavo!Yed molAftJclt rlden. In
1111111 of lhe mol«C)'tlHutCllllOblle ecJ!. ~ DO -In Ille oc.ber Ytbiclo WU Ja.
iured, sugcstlng the vulnerability or the
motorcycle rider.
AN OVERWHELMING majority of the
Memorial Day accidents occured 011 conventional t w o • w a y roadways-®
compared to 12 on freeways or freewaY
ramps. Nineteen fatal accldenta com.
pared to 12 on freeways or freeways
ramps. Nineteen fatal accidents OCCWTed
on clty streets.
Although no mel!ure of seat bt.lt usa e
WIS attempted, our anlyali showed ~t
at least lf fatal victlrns were ejected
from vthlcles. This docs not Include the
15 motorcycle riders who were killed.
-1\e Ca!Uoro1& Wabway Patrol
----Saturday, July 2211972
The comment page• of lhe
Dally Plln~ •eeks 10 Worm
and sll!nula~ readers b
presenting 1 variety of tt,,!;
mentary on toplca of lnlfr.
• est and alJ[nl(lc111ce !tom
informed oblervers a n d
l)>Oklllllell.
Robert N, Wood, Pllbli .....
)
Good morni!Ji B~la and_
boys. I hive a special aurprile
for you this week . But flrtt t
want to say thanks to all of
you for the effort you've put out.
I've had what is probably
the best turnout of entries Into
all three aintests and the Ask
Andy competition since before
school wa1 out.
The drawings and poems.
and riddles Coo, were real
groovy thil week, and l'm
looking for the number of coo·
testants to grow more each
week -until I can hardly get
tbrou1h all of them in time to
pick the winner for Saturday's
Family Page.
: l'his week the subject will
be camping, which is a most
popular pas,,tlme for vaca-tioners and for stay -at·,--------------------------------...,
homers' \veekends at this time or year.
There isn't really much tn
write about camping, since it's
been around since the pioneers
traveled across the lands
where our houses are .
And thev just srt up their
tents or throw their sltepinJ?
hies (the old woolen and
leather ones. not like our
modern nylon) down under the
1tars.
But camping has become
most popular as a form or
recrt1tion lately, as families
seek to get out of the hurly-
burly of the city and into the
quiet or desert or our forest
preserves.
And that is our topic : Draw
a picture of your family camp-
ing. lf you haven't been camp-
ing. of C9Urse. you can use
your Imagination . And maybe
It \\•ill even get you interested
* PRIZE WINNER * Gwen Hare, TOY,, 2447 C1t1lln1 St., L19un1 Beech
Any ,child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here 's •II yo;,i
·do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain. white paper sin: inches wide and
4 inchu deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or tract
picture. Jt mu§! be your own 'vork. 13} Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. ltfall it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAIL y
PILOT, Costa lt1esa.. Winner will receive Kem,edy half dollar.
in trying something you've not
done before 1
Now the surprise. Here's a
Jittle g~. to see bow well
you can follow directionJ.
Follow these steps carefully
and see what state of the
United States you come -up
with:
1\ Print WOODROWWJL,sON
2 t Reverse the fourth and
fifth Jetters .
31 Insert an
three letters.
E after each
4 I Remove the first lettet
and insert an A; and put an A
at the end.
5) Insert a D after the
eighth vowel (A,E.l,O or UJ.
6) Whenever the sa1ne coo-
sonant appears twice in suc-
cession, rernove both letters
and r!!!place them with an H.
13 ) Remo ve the flr:!t ll!tter,
and reverse the next two.
141 l\1ove the seventh letter
to the end.
15 I Reverse the third and
fourth letters.
No\v what do you have?
Answer next week, if yours is
gobblydegook.
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FAMILY PAGE
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Mesa Boy
~
Wins Art
Contest
McKay Andrew Smith, 12, of
Costa Mesa is the winner or
the aMual Make Dad an Angel
art conteat, sponsored by
South Coast Plaza.
McKay, who pcrtrayed his
dad as Little League Manager
of the Year, will be the
Angels' honorary batboy dur-
ing a Labor Day doubleheader
set September 4 in Oakland.
Runners.up In the contest
\.\'ere Les Sigler, 12, of Irvine.
Arnold Zirkes, 12. and Kenny
Hobbs. 9, both of Costa ~fesa.
Police Aid
New Mother
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP)
-Police blocked off a stretch
of U.S. 27 south of Fort Wayne
during a thunderstorm when
an expectant mother decided
her time had come.
A police cruiser "'as parked
in the middle of the highway
with its lights flashin& while a
possum gave birth to a litter
in the middle of the road.
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The Real Gentle Be11
Star ~f tel~vision Gentle Ben th e bear prepares to go I.loft and does. at right, for
the fll'St time .a bear has e".er bee.n for a baJl oo n ride. Ball oonist Bill Berry.
left, accompanied Ben and his o'vncr. Charle s Allen. The ri de \Vas performed at
the Alameda Co unty fairgrounds in Pleasanton. ----------
Allgiato1· Has No App etite
HOBBS. N J\I 11\PI .\n
official hojX's f(I sc111l I !ohbs
children nut gathcnn& !1\f'
frogs and risb tn fcC'd tht
city's hungr .\ but slubborn
alligator
City Parks and RC'erca11on
Director Jeff \\"illiams said
the all iga1or. nan1ed John
Roger Enz ymes. is facing a
second crisis in less than a
month.
The 3-!ool, JO-u\Ch gator
disappeared from his pen at
the city sewer plant in June.
He was found in a deep pool of
effluent water after a fou r·clay
search that turned hiln into
somethi ng of a loca l crlebrity.
The problem now, Willia1ns
said, is that John Roger
refuses to eat, apparcnU.v
shunning food that he doesn't
kill himsel f.
t·h1ldrc11 \1 ho brin,t: John Rp~er
lhr tno~! lirt' rood
Hr \1·arned !hat conles lanls
sho11ld leal'r lhe1r t1n~~ •n•J
('als I'll honi~ \\hen !hey fon1r-.
tn feed John Roger
l 1iclia11s Le vel Suit
Over Land 'Trespass'
SAN FRANCISCO (API A
$7 million damage suit has
betn filed here against the
state of Calltornia and Hum-
boldt County. charging 603
years of paleface trespassing
on lndla n lands.
The suit. filed in U. S.
The suit says Indians have :
been damaged by the ·
highway11 vehicular tr1U~
"with attendant dirt and'•
nof!O" and aalts tho court tt;:
order the U.S. attorney to pros~:·
ecute it on behalf of the:.
Indians find the secretary ~:
the interior. ·
Robbers Feast !:
'
7) Remove all Es except the
secona.
8) Move the ei1hth letter so
It's in fourth position .
Also, thanks for your en-
tries : Lisa Brannon, Jana
Brannon, Julie Miller, Roger
Hill Brannon. Tom Scott,
Susan Scott, Wendy Burns. OeEtte Terlizzi (so many new Thieves Beware The alligator has grov.·n only
names!). Mary Peters. Kari about one-half inc h s1ner he
Distrirt Court by J.loopa and
Yurok Indians, says the state
an d county did not bother to
get perm ission from the In-
dian~ and the Sec retary of the
Interior when Slate flt 96 was
huilt a\onR the Klamath River
lhrough the floopa Extension
Re~ervalion between Johnsons
and \Veitchpec. An identical
suit "'as filed in ~lumboldt
Counly Superi or Court.
~111-\N tAPl -T\vo masked;: roh~rs t o o k $50 fro1n a:
man in bi~ apartment and
then forcl"d him to cook
spa ghetti din ners for them.'
The thieves ate ca lmly and
thanked the n1an for his trnu-
ble.
9) Locate the sixth pair of
letters and reverse their
order.
Quale, Barbara Maurel and GRAAFF REINET, South was adopted by lhr city
Margaret l\1cClure. Ah·ica (AP) -A cautious employes who found him in a
Also to Jeff Eyman, Kathy motorist here keep.c; a drainage ditch near the Hobbs
Mack. April Gentry. Virgil poisonous puffadder snake in plant last March.
Gentry, Pat Handrych, Karen t~e trunk o.f his car , to Williama said he 1s pl ~111n1ng:
Tracy, Mike Berger, Laurie discourage thie ves. a contesl with pri7.cs for the s.911 fff' .......... N All AW,.
c/• o,_.. C..t D.Oy Pll .. , ... 11••· c.tti ,...., c.nt.
10) Wherever the same
vowel appears twice in sue·
cession, rtmove both letters.
11) Reverse the position of
the-la.,t two letters. Stocki, and of course lo our -----========::z========------='---==-=====-======------blg contest winners! Have a ":"
12) Re.move the second o. fun weekl
Al'ldy llndl • COl'lltltll 2't-wot-wt
•I thit M•rlt 1 ... lltt lllCYC~ le
Virt111!1 '"''V• 111 I, of Coron1 d"
Mir tor llilr 11~1~1'1n!
Can tbey really make paper
fro m wold?
lea Yes the dlgestor, the pulp is
washbd an4 rinsed, stirred aod
beaten and blown through,~---(') 4 /.I
screens. These operations ~ aro[J L orner·
remove the gtilty bits and RIDDLES . -ln:d J'OKES fluff up the fibers . Then it -.
A sturdy tree looks nothing
at all like a dainty sheet or
paper. Making paper from
wood setms downright im-
possible. But a long time ago.
somebody thought of a way to
do it. Later the recipe was im-
proved many time&.
goes to a mixing box to get
* PRIZE
WINNER
Laurie : T bought a ranch the other day.
lt's called tbe Circle O Triple Bar Four
Ranch.
Glenn : How many catUe do you have?
Laurie: Only a few . lt1ost of them didn't
live through the branding.
Trldtl :utfl1rk. JIM Dln11r.,..t l•M.
CPll Miit
Nowadays. making paper
from wood is no problem at
all. though it is a very big job.
Paper mills need Lots or run·
ning water, sacks or chemicals
and huge piles of lumber.
They also need m i g h t y
machines to «to the heavy
"'·ork and furnaces to cook the
iOUpy mixtures.
ready for the driers and
rollers. A thin layer or moist
pulp spreads onto a long mov-
ing belt which guide! it
through the rollers . And way
down the line. out comes a
never ending strip of finished
paper. It is nat and dry
enough to wind in huge rolls: L:===================:'...!
' * We can make paper from all
*
FARM
I \Vi1h I could live on a farm.
Then I wt>Uld be very alarmed .
I would ride on the horses
And play in the barn
Nothing ever is darn.
I would feed the chicks
And see how he licks.
A K111Mdy 11111 .. 111r .... lt '""• M.1111 M11 .. r111, 1, 1"1 Ort11t•
"""'" Clllt Me .. , ft!' flll w!Mlflt lllff"I' Ill tllt 11trY tfMI Mem Ctftoo
ttst. Min .. "' HM! ., 111ry " UMll Len, ••x 1ut. ''"' Mtp, Cllfl.
Wood is made o( tough,
stringy fibers. To make paper.
these fibers are chopped into
tiny. tiny piece and malted
together. \Valer and chemicals
are add.ed to make the mix-
ture soft and white. Then the
soupy stuff is squeezed in thin
layers.
sorts of other materials and
80me is better than the klnd
made from wood pulp. Paper
made from rags lasts fer
years and years. Paper with
cotton threads is extra strong.
But these papers are ex·
pensive. Our everyday papers
of wood pulp are cheaper, but
forests must bt! cut down to
make them. We can save
some of the trees by recycling
our used papers. '---------------------'
When it dries, the bits of
wood fiber hold the material
together in smooth, finn
sheets. In a few hours, a paper
mill can turn a huge pile ot
tree trunks into tons of every-
c111y paper.
Naturally the big job must
be done step by step and all
the proper Ingredients must be
handy. The best place for a
paper mill is near a fOrest and
beside a 1tre1rn. It may ~ a
Jonely spot, but there must be
a rt1ad to bring In the needed
chemicals and perhaps some
of the mighty tree trunks.
The same road Is there fu
take the tons tf finished paper
to market. Most of It goes to
other factories that u,. It to
make notebobks a n d t!n·
vlloJ)es, tla!ues and towel!
and dozens of other p1pery
lttffil.
Perhaps you know a center
where they collect bundles o(
used paper. Some mills use
them instead of fresh wood
chi pg to make reeycfed paper,
which is as good as: brand
new.
Andy 1tnd1 tla. to Sv.tn Ltflm1n.
•ft. •• 11! ltY •VIII .... Qtllo. +tr l!tl" '
tWHll.,.:
How do you get seeds from
a carrot?
A young carrot carmot make
any seeds until next year. It
spends this" summer growing
Ila ferny top and digging ita
crunchy root into the 9011. The
food to make seedJ ls stored in
the root .
As a rule, we. eat it before
the carrot has a chance to use
11. But If we let it grow In the
ground next summer. it will
make hwtdreds cf seeds. But we. may have to he.Ip it
through the winer.
* U you live where the "°"nd * frtezo bard, you can &lori It
The first riep Is to .chop up In a cool, dark cellar. When
those mlg!J\y tree trunks. :!1111\mer is over, dig up the
There in ,bllzzilll nn to carrot and partly bury It In a
slice them In aecllons and bot of sand. When 1prln1
aplMlnlf drum.a to peel oil the com ... ptant It In tbe garden.
bark. Other macblna work It wlll 1prQut a new top and a
hard to chop the slices Into •talk ad tall as you ire.
am all ~hips. ~ f I a k Y Later. It wtU grow a lacy
frogment• art washed and umbrella. Thia 11 where the
dropped into a huge motnl pot ....is are mode. When they
callld a dlgestor. Chemlctls are ripe,. yoo can rub them
and water are added and lhe loose into yoor h~nds. In
mixture Is cooked lo ~ IOUP1 place! where the wlntars att
pulp. warm, lhe ca._rrot can stay in
Most of o!lr paper ii made .• Ilii fi'Oiirid i!nm ilul aummer.
Ii-om thl1 wood pulp. When II 'l'htn it loo wtU grow -.
""''rt .......
Tlae Old Swiklaeroo
It's one thing lo hove 1 Uon by the tall . But In
this case, it's another matter entirely. A six-week·
old lion ~ub in Melboume. Australia, nabbed Na·
lash Weber, 6, as she toured tho animal nursery In
the city zoo this week.
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YOUR NEWS QUIZ
PART I -NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
Give yourself 10 paints for each correct
answer.
1 About •• 1 •• out of every ten delegate• to last
week'• Democ ratic ·National Conventlon in
Mlaml Beach were' women.
1~2 tr3 c-4
2 The convention delega.tes voted to (CHOOSE
ONE: uphold. overturn), a Credential Commit-
tee report that refuaed to seat Cbicaao Mayor
Richard D&ley'a; 59 ... member delesation oa tbe
grounds that party reform guideline• were vio-
lated in 1t& 1electloo.
3 After g:lvtog wheelchair-ridden Alabama. Gov-
e:mor George Wallace a etandir.g ovaUon, tbe ,
convention delegate• voted to adopt •• ? .• of
the Governor's ·suggested cbangea in tbe party
platform.
a-none h--some ~all
4 The convention's Tuesday night platform l!lel-
11ton waa the longest a;ingle session of any na-
tional party convention in hi11tor y. True or
False?
5 The first crucial test of &trength during the
convention came the first night, when the con-
vention overruled the Credentials Committee
and voted to seat all 271 California delegates
committed to Senator •• ? ..
a-Georre McGovern
!>-Hubert Humphrey
c-Edmund Muskie
PART II ·WORDS IN THE NEWS
Take 4 points for each word that you can
match with its correct meaning.
! ..... caucus
2 ••••• cogniiant
:J ••••• commensurate
4 .•••• condone.
s .•... cann.s
a-aware
b-ti_.1e'* votee, aottctt • ...
c-1 c los ed p:tltttcal
meeting
d-to axcutie or overlook
e-proportlont.1
PART Ill • NAMES JN THE NEWS
Take 6 points for names that
corr•clly match with the clues.
you can
1 ...•. sean MacSUofaln
2 .•.•• Han-y S. Truman
3 •• , .• \\ tttlam V.blltlow'
& ••••• WillJ•m McMahon
a-,Vtnner of men's ten-
nis title at Wimbledon
b-Provtalooal lrleh Re·
publlca.n Army leader
o-Prime M1nlater,Aue-
tralla
d-Britlah Secretary of
St.;ate for Nort.hcrn
Ireland
e-Former U.S. Pres i-
dent
Match word cluee with their correspond-
ing pictures or symbol•. 10 points for
each correct answer.
A'"'
~ . '
"· I 1"' ·~
\ '-
1 .•..•
Aruitver11ry af man''
f t r•t landing on tb e
moon
2 .....
The Untied State& an-
nounced a three-year
agreement to 11ell
gr&lna to th16 nation
3 ••••.
G
I·
• • '
·.
Tbia party held a na ...
Uon&l telethon to rt.tie
fund a
•••••• JUlY 20
c
JUlY 21
E
Connecticut !i en at o r
Abraham Rtbtcoff
5 •••.•
Kakuei Tanaka ii; new
Prime Min.tater of thia
naUon
6 •••••
Robert Dole is nation-
al cha.irman of th is
poUtlcal party
7 .....
Secretary of Sta tr
Ropra 'Y1slted thi1 n1-
Uon on recent 10-day
d.tplomauc tour
8 •••.•
World Law D1y 111
celebrated on •• 7 ••
9 .••••
IClm u Sunc t•
mler of .• 1 ••
10 •••••
Olllcap 11.ayor
-al'd Daley
Pre-
,,
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(S... loch SIM If Qula S."'nlllY) 71 11 I),...,.-., >!
fl to JflO "°""'•tot SC:Ol!! •I to 10 ,.1 .... Pol~ , '.
11 to '°'°W.·l•101ot. IOw~?U-H'..:·" ;'.
fAMILY DllCUlllON auiinoN 11 ;i.
. Wllat do YOll oo .. tder th6 •l.ro"llM of the Demo-·~·
crattc nomil'lee a1 a pre1idenU&l oand.1d1te2 TM l r :-.,.
welkne1se1? ,,, ' •
..,,,,.,,.,....,.,.~,,.,,..,..---...,.----------·1 .. THIS WllK'S OWLENOEI •• '"", ::· Name Northern 1rel•nd'• ne" aoont Prote1l&ot :t
I VfC, lnc., Ml~llOtl, WltcONhl mlliUa. grcaip. t' ---------------------;• ,,., :•·t :,.r :•·r: !4'·1 1111 Jv'tf•. ' 11•1t•Jl••1v ••W•J•a ,._.,in ·~J. 'lON11lVH::> 4'"-t !~· i ... , : •. , :,,., :11 J.»'tlllM• f
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I DAILY PILOT S11urd11, Jul1 22, l'J72
Pulpit & Pew
Citrbt._ SdeMee meellnp •t I p.m. at all four
Cbriltlan Scie>oe Orurcbes, churtbes.
t :!O and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.:
Ulllllraled sermon (1lldHJ or
Holy Land by the .Rev. James
C. Caley at 9:30 and II a.m.
and 7 p.m.; youth group
meeting at 7 p.m.
First Cliurch of Christ, SClen..
tist, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive,
Costa l.tesa, services at 11
a.m. and church school at 9: 15
a.m.; Flrat Churcb of Christ,
5clenUst, 8lb and Olive, Hun-
Un~ Blllch, aerv~es and
<lfturdl act>oot at 9:ll0 and It
•.m.; First Church or Chritt,
Scientist, 3303 Via L i do •
Newpqlt Beach, services and
churcb ,.tioo1 at 9 and JO: !O
t .m.; Second Church o f
ctuist, Sc:lentbt, 3100 Pacific
Yiew Drfve, Corona del Mar,
services and church school at
10 a m: Wednesday tesUmony
Epbeopal
St, Ja..., Eptaoopal Church,
at l209 Via Lido, Newport
Bell<h; Rrvlces SUndlJ' at 8
and 14 a.m.; adull church Lutheran
school at I a.m .. church IChooJ Christ Lutheran Church or
through third grade at 10 a.m. San Clemente at 35522 Camino
st. Joba the Divine Capistrano; services Sunday
Episcopal Cburch, at *3 at 10 a.m.: Mrmon ''True
Onlingt' Ave,, Coita Mesa; Praise,'' by the Rev. J. Emory
se.-vicn SW\day at I and t :30 Ackerman; midamumer hymn
a.m.: church acllool at 1:30 ~sing to be performed.
a.m.: youth group at 7 p.m.; Lutheran Church of the
Saturday service at 5:30 p.m. Master, at 2900 Pacific View
Church of St. Wilfrid of Drive, Corona <lel M a r ;
York, Episcopal, at Chapel services Sunday at 10 a.m.;
Lane at Ellls, Huntington sermon "A Triple Blessing,"
Beach; services Sunday at 8, by the Rev Robert G. Blacka,
pastor of Bethel Lutheran
Church, Encino, gurst minis-
ter.
Faith Lutheran Church or
Capistrano Beach at 34381
Calle Portola: services Sunday
at 10:30 a.m.: church school at
9: lS a.m .; sermon "Look Up
to Christ and Uve," by Vicar
Peter Alei:ander ol Christ
Lutheran Church in Brea ;
adult Bible class al 9:15 a.m.:
Youth of Faith meeting at 7
p.m.; Tuesday youth rap
session al 7:30 p.m.
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Churcb, 2987 l\lesa Verde
Drive, Costa l\fesa; services
Sunday at 8 and JO: 30 a.m.;
!Ste PULPIT, Page I)
Mormon
Area Head
Chosen
ANAHEJM-LlRIJy Layton,
Chandler, Ariz., was named as
President of the catifomia
South Milslon of the Church of
Jesus Chrlst of Latter-day
Saints (Mormon) recently.
The a r e a this Mission
cove rs includes Orange,
San D 1 e g o, and parts
or l.Ds Angeles and San
Bernardino Coun\ies. Head-
quarters for the California
South Mission ill 710 No.
Euclid A.ve., Su.ite 110,
Anaheim.
The new president will serve
a term of three years and suc-
ceeds Marion Coleman, Boise,
Idaho ..
President Layton was serv-
ing as patriarch to the Temple
University Stake prior to com-
ing lo Orange County
Rev. Bell Comes
To First Bciptut
•
Dr. Ivan B. Bell will be
welcomed e.s pastor of the
Pint Baptist Church, 24!2t
Moulton Parkway , Laguna
Bills, Sunday at the 11 a.m.
worship service.
Dr. Bell ind his wife, Otg1,
come from the First Bapt[st
Church oC Redlands, where he
has been pastor for ll yean.
Born ln ' Fort Collins, Colo.,
Dr. Bell graduated from the
University or Redlands and
from Berkeley Baptist Divini-
ty School. He was ordained in
1934 and has served under the
American Baptist Convention
since that time.
Dr. Bell has served as
missionary on the Hawaiian
Board of Missions and held
pastorates in Tw:lock and
Whittier, Yakima and Bell-
ingham, Wash., and Phoenix.
NEW PASTOR
Or Ivan Bell
Vacati n
Day Class ,,
ToBegm _;.
W estmln.ster JI r e t h r e n
Church 14814 MajrnoUa Ave .,
Westmins ter, will sponsor a
vacation Bible school July 31
through Aug. 4.
Classes for kindergarten
children through those in sixth
grade will be held from 9 a.m.
to noon dally. Prizes will be
given to all who preregister at
tht church this Sunday morn--
ing and Ju.ty 30.
The theme this year ls "Fit·
ting All of Life Together With
Christ in the Ctnter," and
there will be Bible stories.
crafts, games and snacks.
Contests are planned to en·
courage memory work and at·
tendance.
.ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
FlftHnth and Monrovia Strfffl
8:30 A.M. & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worohip
"I WANT TO BE ME"
S..OM• by Pntw
9:45 A.M . -Sund•y School
6:00 P.M. -Evening Worship
YlaNON GIOSI
Ylc..r~dfft ol THth•
ht1tfhl,. of Techolctfy
f Mo"'Hr 1f Colffor1Jo Co11Kll 11 Crh•l1ol Jwstlc1J
WIDNISDAT-7:l0 P.M. -FAMILY NIGHT
HOW TO STUDY THE lllLI
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IUNCHIS OF THI MOTHEI CHUllCH
THI PllST CHURCH Of CHllST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
"TRUTH"
Sundoy, July 24th.
Costa Mesa-First Church of Christ, Scientist
1110 Mftll ,_,.Dr .. Coste M.,.
S•IMle't k•ool-t :15 A.M.
Cl111r1d11 s.rwk• -11 :00 A.M.
leadl91 1 .... 2150 w ... Y_. Dr.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Adams Streets
Huntington Beach
' Mor11i119 Wor1hi11 , • , , , , , , , • • • I'
•••••••••• l :lO I 11 :00 '·'"·
Bihl• School.,.,,,,. 9:45 '·'"·
Youth Group• •••• , , 6:00 p.111.
E••11•119 Wor1hip , ,, • 1:00 p.111.
Nurtenr c•n 11rovlded •I 1n M"Vlca
I
I ()lll(e: "'""'' 011• De-...:otiDl'I S36;'st0
1 ii
Corona del Mor
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A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METllODIST CHURCH
NEWPORT C~NTER
Worshlp-9:00 A, ht AT
115 Atata, lalboa blond
11 :1 5 A.M, crt St. MlchMl'I
Episc•p•I Ch11tc.h
Mon;uat"lte ot P.c:ffic .,.._. Dr.
Conn• dd MM
Pho .. : 675°0950
Co1t1 M111
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th St. & H1rhor Bl•d.
H1111ti11gto11 lttc.J.
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 5l6-l5l7
S•r•ic.•1-9:15 I 10:10 N11rsery C.re All MornlllG
Churc.h ~diool -9:15
Hunti119to11 l11c.h -Nortli
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
1•2-4461
~r. George 0. Wood, Pastor 646-7117
··~~~~~~II Huntington Be•ch-Flr1t Church of Christ, Scientist
ltll • Oll'N. HntlttttH lffc•
Attend The
Church
Of Your
Choice
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL
Church Wor1hip -9:30 & 11
Churc.h School -9:30
5•8-7727
Co1t1 Me11 Norlh
Wor1hip -9 I I O:l O
Ch11rc.h School -9:00 A.M.
lr•ine -E•~t Jl1HP.
FIRST ASSEMBl Y OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St., Co1ta Mos1 -548-3761
E. W. Phillipi, P11tor
SUNDAT SllYICU
9:30 A.M.-S•IHJ kMI C1-t IA.A A,..)
CHILD CAii AYAILAILI 11 tltr1 IJ
10:10 A.M-"UI' A Tr•" ,..., """" ,,..., ... J :OO P.M.-"Clwf..._ U1dty" '•tot PWIHps Specddnt
H ... .t M..........,,,., P.M.--C.,,_ Hffle
Youth Time -Saturdoy, 2 p.m.·10 p.m. Youth Holl ·-----··--------------·
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. WHson, Costa Men 541-4704 I
CAltL OINT•Y
Mlltlltw " Mutlc
'f. L HllTWECI, , .. ,.,
OALl:N fl. MlltTWICK
#IUll/tlet " Tlltfl .
.•
-SUNDAY SllYJCIS -
9:41 A.M-S11Hay SO..I
10:10A.M.-"So1TOW At S•..,owa'"
S.rmo• i., hltw
J:OO P.M.-Spoclal Mlnlo••ry S,....,,
TM W ...... , frotR S.lltll INI•
S•IMfor Schol -9:JO I 1 t :00 A.M.
C••rc• -91JO • 11 :00 A.M. •
IHcll .. 1 .... -121 Moll'! St.
Newport Be1ch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist
330J YI• Lldo, Nrqort looc•
Churc• & SelNlay School-9:00-lO:JO A.M.
IHdl .. loo-. J31 S YI• Udo
Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist
3100 Podflc Ylew Dt .. c.r.... 4e1 M•
C .. rc. • Snct., School -10:00 A.M.
611
•
HELIOTROPE
. Worship-10 A.M.
Church School -I 0 A.M.
Dr. Pl'lflllp G. Murr1v. Ml11l1•er
644. 7400
1.-1 ...... -JSOO.I CHlt Hwy. ,,.,.., N.-chMtl I
WH. IYMJ.t Testl•., Meett11p -1 p.M. -An Cll•rchn I THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Walcome1 You. IXI All c;re cordiaUy (nvited to atte1id the church /
services and en;oy the privileges of U".e ST. JAMU. 3209 Thi U41o, Newport hoch
1:00 A.M.-H•ly EKh•rbt Reading Rooms
Chll4 Cer• ProYidad AT ALL SEIYICES
JJartor C/iri.Jlt'an Church
I •
O' H'WPOIT llACH -fDlscl,S.J
Meetltt lot""lllt'lf
At u,,... lay lors Clult
2131 Tllltfa Aft., COlto Mt111
Morning Worship . • 9:45 A.M.
1 10:00 A.M.-F•mllr Wonlllp
AltHHta Holy Euc.hori1t
& Motalat Ptoy•r
Nwrwry ,,.,14-d.
Mld.W..._ Heir Com1111111lo1t I. Heollnt S.l"fic.H
T....U.r-10:JO A.M. W•u.sdoy-1:00 P.M.
n. In. J ... P. AtfMy 11. lec .. r -PltoM: 671-0210
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Surttf1.,. 1:00 I 9:10 Churc.h School -9:l0
Scrt11rcloy -5:30 P.M. -Holy CoM1t1•11lot1
Tiie In. lklMmf I.Mn, Priest·l•·Chorg ....... llo• 141°1326
cosTA MEsA cHRtsTIAN scHooL •·-p:o:'.':'"Z.;".;;;s"...., Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church
Min. t D D W McElro 3233 'acme YJew Dm., c.,... cs.I Mer ,.~ -"~"' -1.._11" -ai11111 care ts er: r. . . y ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 S•IHlays .. :00 A.M, & 9:10 A.M., Cltirrch Sc ... l/N•rMrY·9:lO A.M. ;;; T.....,._7:00 A.M. We4andcr,.....9:3G A.M.
CHURCH OF CHRIST ,... .... , ......... -... ,.._ ... ,. ....... , CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd Strfft •t Orange, Cost• Mo .. -541-5303
laferiM P•tor -In. Eitw.cl 1Mttr
T .... P91tH -hM Mllrtla
287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
........ Harbor Md F.irriew
SUNDAY MORNING l 11LE STUDY ••••••• ••••••••• 9:45 A.M.
• MM9lftt Wonltlp-10:JG •.IL --S....., ScHol t &"'' • SUNDAY MORN ING WORSHIP & COMMUNION , ••• 10:45 A.M.
.,...., lfftll .. W.,..l,.J:Gt p.~ MMtl .. W-4.-7:00 ,.... SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP , ••••• ,,, •••• ,, ·••·• 6:00 P.M.
,._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~// WEDNESDAY EVENING llBLE STUDY •••• , ., ,, ••••• 7:]0 P.M,
-, NUISElY CAii PROVIDED
l\' ''l SABBATH SERVICES W. Wh~i~~~~~tto•
:: ••
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
.. ... meeting at
harbor reform temple
RABBI BERNARD P, KING
St, James Episcopal Church a 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
For Information: C.1167&7230
TEMPLE SHARON
T'9 COllOI tellt• .,..... .. ht fM
_,.,. Hcnhf Are.
'17 Wet H••lhNI, Cotto M~
All J1wi1lt femli11 ere i11•it1d to join '" 11'1 • h11fy me111i11gf11I
SAllATH EVENING SllYICll--FRIDAY AT 1:15 P.M,
Splrltllel L..-.r -lmMtl .. ..._ GoodMn
6•6-5552 Templ1 Sh1ro11 Choir -On1g Sfi11Dot
SllYICES-10100 •• .,, off 6:30 I'·"'·
fOf' lfl9*1'Htlitt, fu11da-ntol
l lble T•cteh"-91 Attffd , ••
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
•' '
lo• Lor9111t
Mu1ic.1I Dir1clor
Phone: 645-3191 Day or Night
~NE ~US ~OM«UNITY @JillR~
TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
-Turtle Roc:lf Ori" 11\d Atnllfl Ori" ((1111 Olodr: IOI/flt of /. C1m1111s drlveJ. S111 OllllO Freew1y t. Cu1Yer1 South 1111 C•m,... Df.J Ltfl to T•l"lte llllCl 0r1v ..
-/: In. lie• S-....... Pdaf
.,._ 9:30 A.M. S.ntloy School for an ct<jH
11 :00 A.M. Mornl119 Wonhip
NUltllltV CAltl .. ltOVIOIO AT IOTH MOUltS
Flf lniw-lltft C-"111119 OltMf MttllftH (Ill Q).lftJ
THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
271 AYOCodo St., Coste Me1t1
Jowph f . Jeffyeya, P•tor -no ... 541-6596
S1DL1th Sc.hoot • , , •• , , • , • , ••••• , •••••••••• , , , • , , • 9:l0 1.m.
Morni119 Wor1hip •• , • , ,. , , • , , , ,, • , , , , •• , •••• , , • , , 11 :00 1.111.
ftr1y1r Me1tln9 W1d1111d1y • , , • , ,, •. •• •• , •• , •••• , , , 7:]0 p.11'1.
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1236 Ellb St., H111tti114Jtoo leoc.h
(Jlllt lent of Five Poh1tsl
1:00 A.M.-Holy Communion .I
9:10 A.M.-F•mily S•rvic.• & Ch urc.h Sc.hoof fNur1ery C1re ) I
11 :00 A.M.-Mor11i119 Wor1hip !Nunery C..r1l
7;00 P.M.-Fe.ti ... 11 E ... e111on9 & S1r1T1011
Epi1 c.op1I Young Churchm1n
All l itur9i1s Ir• in u11 •t ••riou1 ti1T111 The Church Is 1lw•v1 1v1U,blt ,tor Hol~ M1rrlla1
J11T1e1 C. C1ley, P11tor -962°7512 R.1.: 536-4061
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
798 Dover Dr. LI 8·3631
Tito In. J•-G. ,,., .. ........
E1rly Worship 1:00 •·"'·
Chri1ti111 Ed11c.1tio11 9:15 1.m.
f11ti•1 Wor1hip I O:lO •.m.
NurstrJI Care Available
WELCOME
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pacific View Or.
Coron• del Mar
an. Wllbw E. Allot1 .. ,.,. .. ,..,.,
' Phone 644-2664
I 10:00 A.M. '11Mlly Wol'lllll'
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PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
M•• Y•rcle Drf.,. & .... ., sne.t. CetN M--. C91tt.
ANDlt lW c. ANDIElllON, P'llfw -JOHN w1n1y, AtllCllfll .... ..,.
Sund1y lchoot: t :U -Mor11111$1 wo"l'llp: 1100 1nd 1t:30 A.lk
Pri11c.a of P11c.• Luth•r•ll School -Miss E1tftar 011011, Pri11ftp1I
Offic.• Pho111: 549-01521 Sc~ool f'ho11•1 l!i4f·0562
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MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
I M1 1• V1rd• l Biker St.
5•9·2719
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
lll-12]]
I Wo~hip I Church School 11•22 Cul•er Ro1d 11 U111Yortlf'r OrlYe
Wor1h ip & Chvrc.h Sc.hool
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9 & IOilO A.M. Fou11t1in Ville.,.
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH L1gun1 l11c.h
METHODIST CHURCH 1122 5 8u1h1rcl
962-259] 216l2 w.,r.v Dri••
\Yorthip I Chur~h S(hool
9:10 A.M.
In SOullt legunt
Worshi' •11d
Church Sc.hool -10 A.M.
•99-1011
Mi11i•f11r
Ford R. Miller
Ne""port Be1ch
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
1400 WJ1lbo• Bl•d. 67l-llOS
Wotihip-9:30 A.M, Ch111c.li Sc.hool-9:l0 l 11 A.M.
(I'\ This Sunday Worship in
'-./St . .lfndrew's'Presbyterian Church
600 St. Andrews Aoad • Newport Beach
Dr. Ch1rle1 H. Dier1nfield, P11lor
"A NEW WIND BLOWING"
ldenllc.al Serv1tt$: & AM. 9:30 AM and 1 I AM
Child care and child•en's Sunday School 111 .all services
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
20112 Ma9nolla I NHr Ada11t1J H111tlllff011 IMc• I••· Donld E. Roberh, P1111tor
Swadcy WonJilp,; t :JO A.M. Ch11rc.lt Schoel: 9:30 A.Mr.
OffMI' 20112 M9911olla St. • P .. M: 961-4Mctl
Church of the Covenant
21SO Faar.lew load, Coste M ...
lnM:• A. k11nt•, P•tor
S111day w.rs111p &: c•11rch School -l :JO • 1 O:OO A.Ill.
PllOM: 557°])40
Community Presbyterian Church
415Por•Afttl•,Lot• .. .._.
In. DcNtald M. HaN -Rn. Albrert 0 . H....,.
S4HMloy Wonlilp; 9:00 &: lO:JO A.M. Cllorclll k ... I 9:00 A..M.
,....: 49f.7SSS
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
Co,.... JaMbef'ff & 1-"tl•ff DfM. CONH .. M•
JCllHSGNllnlKlrl,Pmtw
Wel"lllip • C•orcll SdtoM-9:JG A.M.
Plto•: 644·11•1
Trinity United Presbyterian Church
17 .. • "'°'ll!Kt, S... AM 11/i "''· Im ef Ne,,,_1 '9y.t
OUTITANDINfl. YOUTH PROGRAM -ACID OF,PAIKIN•
W ..... lp &: Chrc• Sc•"I -9:00 & 10:JI A..M.
'" ... .,.,.. H .. -7:00 P.M . ,., no WllMe ...... , ,..,..,.: 6eofto ........ j lob Oii ....... ,,._It
Mlabter ef Mak-0..ls .,...._,.....:.iff:7111
1' MARCO fOIUTfl JI. HIGH, SAN JUAN CA,ISTIANO .. :: 49J-lt49 494-1141 130-0407 CHRIST LUTHE RAN CHURCH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCliNCI
Mh to•ri 5Yfto4 ~ Of' CORONA OIL Awl *· ~~~~~~~~~~g.11 Attend The Church
;: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
760 Ykt.n. St, C_,. .... SUHOAY SEltVICI a IUNDA'( ICMOOL ..................... lfrllt'A.M.
...... Y. T•l'lt9Wt p_., Mlltltt•,,., IMl•r c, J.,._
141-1404 f4
:: OF NEWPORT HARBOR S.B.C.
:; Htl (lifl llflYI N...-rt 1Nr:.........a·74U ~ ... , ... ""· ""'~,.,, °' Mll'llttw If c-s.t1111 & Olllrudl •, lWe'f kllllt -t i• AA w.rslllll' -11: .. A.M, & 1: .. P.M. :: + '#.........., Preyer Slnke 11• .. .M.
iAttEHD THE CHURCH
. ~1 : OF . YOUR CHOICE
·" .-. CHURCH OF CHRIST
W1nhlfl Stmuu 111s a n AM. 5tlMl'f MllM1 t1• A.Mo 241 1 r.fflc c.... "'"'
Of Y Ch . -••OltC""•"••M. CONN""M•
our 01ce IJr=""'"-~-~;;~·;-;;"; .. ~·~s.~·~ .. ~·~-~·~-··~-~-"'~::""""'"'il:~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.B.C.
.. M .... n. MN•• se ..... ftd W.ner
P•tor 0. .. ....,,,.., 142·2421
'""'' klllti ........ 11• .. Ji• MMttffll "'""" •. -....... & ,, l:•tM!f v..,.,.. ........ ' .. ,M. YMll W W a 111111 lltlfY -Aft.r Ynfltn N~r Clrl A'fll .. llJe .i •II Strvkta.
~ LAGUNA NJGUl!L RMPLI HILLIL for~'< • SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS 6662 llcu ·Ave., 11un~ B<Bch
i -'-t 29121 NIGUEL ROAD ----536-1417 .
.... hwW s. l•Aa"' ....... ConMrY1tM ~-
WOUH!r. CHUlCH SCHOO~-10 A.II. • Rlbbl Plncua Goodbtott-Cent"' Hau.~ Ila
495_0613 Frld•y !X-tnlng :;.rvl__,:00 P.M.
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH ; ';I!
N U • 11182 Cul-Drl .. ewport wty Unlvenlty Pork, lrvlne Attend The Church
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LOJtlN 0, .. LICKINOtJt, Mllllll.,. lft, thft.rt t(. •,-
• llllA'f CUU.. -If:" A,M, W•rMl!I -111• A.M. & ti• .. .M. .....-~· • .r.-.1... t fO A M 01 Your Choice lfl M9'11"'-'911 Sf,. H111tlffltfW l .. dt f -·-•~ 10 • M
-'.: W•Nlf, ri• ... M. -..,., °'f*lll11tt11t u....._ S11h4ev Sch••I for 111 11•• -9:00 1.m. I 1..., W.ol-t:H A.M. hhr ~ -1 • • :~ ~ T~Tn.-tllMOtf..... n_~'.'.:.:.~~~ll~~~ ... ~l:n:'-:·~·:..,...::~~·~-~·~~~::.~ll~~~::·:~~ ... ~T~ ... ~C:l:::11:11~-~ll:A:•:ll~·~=-W:::.~~.....,:::.~-~l~l~A.~ll~.-J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~·~== '====="'=-=='·='="="'=-=""="'='=======·1,_ Office-"'"'''1 .._ DtAL..A.nA.Yn .... 1111 UJ.1J11 N._, c... ' t.Jl,.)146
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(Contiau4 """Pac• II
sermcn by liay Enut, guest
speaker.
Christ Lutberan Church, at
760 Victoria,, Colla Mesa:
servt ... SUndoy at 6: 15 and II
a.m. with c~ldren's sermonet.
te; sermon :1The ~nara1'tude
.of Slri," by the Rev. Robert
Novak. '
UMYF at 6:30 p.ni., lW)loi
UMYF at 6 p.m. . •
Finl l[nlted Metho~hl
Church of Fouola!n Vlllejl, et
1822$ Busbird. st.; .....ices
and church achool ~ al
9:30 a.m; sermon 11Amfrlcan Pie," l!Y ttie Rev. tOrd 'R.
Miller; all-ch~h ptcnjo· at t
p.m.i "Sex and ·the-Whole
PerJQn:• C!>Urse !or ~or·blih
youth and their parents begins
Moncf!'y and runa Uirougb
ThUQl(lay, 6-11:30 p.m, ,Yll\I
the/Rev. Larry Bak ~r of
Garden Grove First , '!Toiled
Methodist Church.
Ne>Vporl . Center Un 11 ed.
Sonday at 8, t :IO and 11 a.m.; eennon ult. New Wind Blow ..
lnli'• 'by the Rev. Dr. Gary
Demarest, pastor of L a
Canada Presbyterian Church,
guest mlnlster.
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, at 2850 Fairview
Road, Cosla Men: aervJcea
Swtday at 8:30 and 10 a.m.; oermon bY the Rev. David
Newquist, pastor of parish in
Yakima, Wash., guest
minister.
Various
Co119re9atlons
aecvtces SU.day at 10:30 Lm.:
sermon 11Htlp! l'm Locked ln
a Trance an:d Can't Qet Out/'
by the Rev. llohert Ro,., can-
didate lor ministry or church;
"Magic Bear'' stories for
children ; 11 : 15 p.m. congre-
gational meeUng.
Community 'Bible Church o!
Fountain Valley, a t 17575
Euclid; services SUnday at
10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m.: sermon
by the Rev. and Mrs. Boone,
evangelist; services a Is o
Saturday at 7 p.m.
Orthodox
Future
' Unsure
\
NEW YORK (Al') To
most westernm, the waya of
eastern Christianity always
have seemed somewhat
stranae and my1tl!ylng -ti.
awesome Uturgy, tts lconl, ltl
elaborate vestmenta, J t 1
refusal to rtduce theology to
technlcll formulu, tta deep
sense of divine mystery.
But tts qualltles have tu•
talned It through hanhly
trying clrcum.stancts, botb
now and in the past, under
hostile regimes, as in modem
Russia, and amJd the shifting
powers of the Middle East.
Now, under another strained
situation, the church has taken
on generally u n k n o w n "
leadership: Visitor's Greeti1ig
•• •• •
•
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Newport l!arbor Lutheran
thurch, ·at 798 •Dover Drive,
Newport..Beach; service~ Sun-
day nt 8 and -10:30 a.m., Sum-
mer of.Surprises a,t 9: 15 a.m.;
sermon "Who is Ri ght? Who ,
ls Wron g?,", by the Rev.
James .C. Blain; Lu t b ~ r
League going sailing Tuesday.
attending retreat at Lake Ar-
rowhead next Ffiday jbtoUgh
Sunday.
MethOOist Church; services
Sunday at 9 a.m. al 115 Agate,
Balboa Island, and at 11:15
a.m. at St, Michael's and All
Ang~ Cf#irch, 1233 Pacif~
Newport Unity Center or
Creative Llving. at 15th and
Irv In e, Newport Beach;
services Sunday at 10 a.m.:
sennon "A Malter of ·Life and
Death;" by Dr. '¥axJt F1ick-
inger-.; guest speaker~-
First Baptist Church of
Laguna Hills, at 24521 Moulton
Parkway; services Sunday at
11 a.m.; sermon "What Men
Live By : Faith, Hope and
l.A)ve," by the Rev. IVan B.
Bell , new pastor, ronnerly or
Redlands. HE IS TKE new Archbishop Pope Paul VI shakes hands \\'ilh yo un g l>o). a n1e1nber of the Texas Boys
of Constantinople (modern Choir from Fort \Vorth, Tex .. during an audience \vith the choir at his sumn1cr
1 View Driv~ Corona del Mari Meth.odi""'·· .r serrfion 11hssing the Buck,"
'Temple , Belh David of
Orange County, at 4 111
Kfltella, Los A 1 am Ito s ;
services Friday at 8:1~ p.m.:
sermon ••\Vhat J u d a i s m
Believes About Society," bf
rabbi Front Henri E. Front;
social hour following services.
IsLanbul), lhe ea s tern Villa in Castelgandolfo, Italy.
counterpart ·of the Pope ol -------'=------=-------~-'-----------
Unlver'Si.fy United Methodist by the Rev. John R. Knox.
Church, at 18422 Culver Road, Community Un It e d
Irvine ; services and church ¥efuodist Church, at 6662 Heil
school Sunday at 9 ·8nd 10131 . ,Ave., HuntiDgton Beach, at 9
a.m.; sermon by Chaplain and 10:30 a.m; church school
Alan Waterson, U.S. Navy. at 9 a.m.; sermon "Gifted Into
Rome, the pre-eminent
spiritual guide of the world's
250 million Eastern Orthodox
believers, Patriarch Dimit~
rios I.
His elevation this week was
surrounded by difficulties and
question marks that involved
restrictions ilnposcd by the
Turkish government and lert
uncertainties a b o u t the
church's future course and the
~tatus of its historic principal
see.
predominantly ~1oslem coun·
try were obviou! In the elec·
tion of the ne\v Patriarch, suc-
cessor to the internationally
esteemed and ecumenically in·
fluenti al Athenagoras I, v.·ho
died a week ago, First United M'e tho dist Greatness," by the Rev.
'Churc!Vof -Costa Mesa, at 420 Jun!or UMY at 6:30 p.m.,
W 9 hs . S d Sernor UMY at 7 p.m. . 1 t t.: services un ay nt
9:30 and It a.m.: church Pre•h1lterian school at 9;30 a.m.: sermon
. "A Ministry of Caring-," by the
. Rev. H. Elwood Wissmann,
· president of Pacific retire-
ment homes; high sch o o I
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, at 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport 'Be a ch :
services and church school
Church of Religious Science
of LagWla Beaeh, at 20062
Laguna Canyon R o a d ;
services Sonday at 9 and 11
a.m; church school at 9 a.m.;
sermon "Living Under
Tension." by the Rev. Henry
Gerhard: Thursday lectures at
Leisure World at 10 a.m.
Calvary Faith Tabernacle,
at 118 No. Emily, Anaheim;
evang~listic services Thurs·
days at 10 a.m.: conducted by
l\irs. Dina Patton .
U n i t a r i a n Universalist
Church, al 1259 Victoria St;
Corona del Mar Community
Congregational Church, at 61 t
Heliotrope Ave., Corona del
Mar; services and church
school Sunday at 10 a.m.:
sermon "An Antidote for
Future Shock," by Dr. Stuart
LeRoy Anderson, chancellor of
Pacific School of Religion in
Berkeley.
'Unprepared' Paris1i
Gets Pastor Results
\Vil! it gradually be forced to
move else\\•here~ \V iii it do so
by its O\vn choice to preserve
its rights? f\otight the ne\v
Pntriarch voluntarily go into
exile in defense of the
chu rch's prerogatives?
"NO ONE REALLY knows
what may happen," said the
Rev. Geo r g e Bacopoulos.
chancellor of the Gree k
Orthodox Church in t h e
Americas. ''We'U just have to
wait and see whether the
Turkish government t a k e s
further steps to demean the
Patriarchate."
Among American
churchmen who attended the
fWler al, their ranks thinned by
Turkish restrictions, sources
said the government there had
barred the five most likely •
candidates from election to :
the office, and also ordered it :
filled hastily, within three :
days.
Shomd Private Schools Get U.S. Aid?
By LOUIS CASSEl.'i credits, can get by the coum. So he has proposed amend-~ 1.1P1 att1t1ot1 wrll•r ing the C.Onstitution to legalize tax aid for private schools.
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The 'Catholic drive for public aid to parochial schoola Democrats aren't about to let Republicans have sole
has taken a letrible beating in the courts lately. But lt'1 possesaloo of an iasUe Ulat iJ very important to many of do~g , we}l po itlcally which may be more important ln the America'• 45 mtWon Citbollca. Before the convention, all
Jong run. . leading candidates for the Democratic presidential nomlna~
Jn just a lit!le over a year, federal courta have banded tton had endorsed publto aid to parochial schools.
down nine adverse rulings on plans for cbaMeling t~ Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey had advanced a tax credit
money to the support of church-related schools. Three of proposal under which parents could be reimbursed for up
these rulings were by the Supreme C.ourt. to 80 percent of their tuition costs, up to a maximum of Th~ Tulings knocked out pl~ns which ~ad been dev~l· $150 per student per year. ,
oped in several states to provide parochial schools with Sen. George McGovern, Sen. Edmund Muskie and Gov.
publ!c _funds on the theory the state was mere!Y "pu~c~as-Geor"g_e. Wallace had made m.qre (e.!feral endorsements or
ing e<lucational services" rather than supporting religious some' kind of public help for pilrochia~ schools.
!'.-institutions. f,/ ABOUT 5.4 MILLION clllldren -over 10 percent o! the
ALSO INvALIDATED 1>y the courts was a differen~ total school enroUment ...:."lire now being educated in pri· app~cjt un~~ '('hidt states reimbursed parents for tUi· vately financed schools, moet of which are operated by the
tion p:ild to priV"ate schOols, and an arrtnBem• under Catholic Chu~ But sharply rising'· costs and growing
which te~hers hired· and paid by the public school system· parental mtstance-to tulUori inoret1aes has ploced 'many
were "loaned" to paroel>lat ...:hoots ;to. te~eh specific_. «!vale lchools" In extreme finanolal dllllculty. A recent s~Qllll"-.Ubjects·such-8" math and foreign Ian-es -, g.INernmE'1t otiidf~ enrollmon!1111'nonpubllo llGllools
Advocates of aid to.parochial schools have. by no m~ans ls'\tkety ~be -bolf 1>7'---way lJ foUlld
gjven up, holfever. They. n~~ are_ P1!111mg their ~~ h a 10 ease the finan.cial burden. , .. , t
proposal made by Pres1ilent NJxon s Pan@I ml' ~c That means about 2.5 million extra children for public ~ducation. It calls for, ff!)eral .ln~ome tax credits to ~ver schools to educate at public expense.
half of the tuition paid to private schoola up to I Jotal U 8 Ed ~• Oomml r-8 . ..,_ p Marland Jr credit of $400 per student. ' . . UC11won SSM1er 1 ..... ~,. • •
Bills embody~g this proposal already have !>Mn lntrp. aaya .public 1Chool1 can. abaor\I these tranale~ =
duced In the HD~ and Senate by Republicans who U3Ually ~: ~=. ':~': ~~.~ t~~="=J'roi, In .the birth spea~ r~r s~~~o~:uciiholic educators in April, Presi-rate ha~ Jed Co a "leveling off ol growth 1n pubhc school
dent Nixon sa id flatly his Administ.ration "m~st and will population." ..
find ways" to provide public aid to parochial sch_ools. In these remarks~ 1wfarl~d seei_ns. to be . contradict~g
Nixon acknowledged, however, that there are constitutional his boss, President Nixon. Nixon said m Apr:ll that closing
"difficulties.'' down parochial schools would swamp public school sys.
SEN. ROBERT TA.Fl' JR. (R-Ohio) feels that these lems in many big cities and add a,t least $3 biUion a year
•'diffiCQlties'' are so great no ~eme of aid, inclu~g tax to public school .costs.
Religion JJ~lefs
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Colorado Bi-shops Support Boycott
DENVER (A p )-The Wilbur W. Y. Choy of Berke-He ls the Rev. Dr. E.V. Hill,
catholic bishops of Colorado ley was elected this week as 38, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
have asked their 400,090-the f I r I t Asian-American Church in Los Angeles.
member con~gation to sup-bishop in the United Methodist The 1 0 0 , O O O -m em b er
port a boycott of nonunlcn· Church In Ibo United Slates. organization held its annual
worked lettuce started by the The Rev. Mr. Choy was meeting this weekend in the
United Fann . Workers· "Na· elected on a record 27th ballot SI c r am e D t o Memorial
tional Uiiion bedluse of poor at' the western Jutlldlctional Auditorium.
working conditions for the eOnterence in Seattle after -
migrant lahom• who harvest <two other ccntenders,'1he Rev.
it. •Harvey Pottbofl of Denver
In a prepared stateme11t, the and the•Rev. Richard Caln o!
bishops said the boycott was Phoena, with-.
suggested as a means of ~~lp-*
ing an estimated three;milli~ I ~ fAP)-The
mlgranta obtain .• just wqes 'Calllprnlil Sta~ .B,a ~1t1 t
and livmg conditions. ConvOJJUon elee!e<l a· l<>s * , Angeles pastor as Its youngest
SEA'M1.E (iJ>)-The Rev. president ever-this week.
* LONDON (UPl)-An
English Pentecoetal' mlnl!ter,
the Rev. pavid Hathaway, has
been arrested in OUch-
oe:lovakia and c b a r g e d
with smuggllng Btbles lnto the
country, a foreign office
spokesman said this week.
Hathaway was arrested
June 23 by police and charged
This year
Give your~H and your loved ones
• · The Best . Gift of all
with .. sedition a n d con-
travellng regulatlom con-
cerning the importation of
literature," the spokesman
said.
* CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy
(UPl)-Pope Paul VI said this
week people should dedicate
their vacatlcns to good friends
and good books rather than to
pulpy paperback& and sexy
magazines.
The 74-year-old pootilf ap-
peared at the balcony of his
summer palace to give his
regular blessing and a short
speech !h a crowd of pflgril\IB
and tourists.
'nle Pope arrived here for
his annual working vacation of
about two monlhs. The palace
is in the cool Alban Hills south
of Rome overlooking a deep
blue lake in an extinct volcano
crater .
\Vhen the Rev. Robert
Wobrock of Emmaus First
Lutheran Church in Alhambra,
came from the sacristy on
Sunday morning he w a s
greeted with an unusual set of
circumstances.
The lights were off. no
organist was playing and his
vestments seemed to be miss-
ing.
He asked for the meaning of
the general state of un-
preparedness.
0 Putor, we have to start
economizing around here," a
voice said. "Our light bills
have been rather high of late.
We decided to cut down and
we are going to have to 'go
dark' one day a week.. This
week, it's Sunday."
It was the church treasurer.
~ out in the audience, who had
spoken up.
0 Wb!re>s the ·organist'?"
'Chet Atkins,
Guitarist,
Wins Award
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -
Guitarist Chet Atkins has
received a National Human
Relations award from the Na-
tional conference of Christians
and Jews.
He said the honor "renects
a respect for country music
that has been unknown until
now.''
The aw a rd, presented
by Gov. Winfield Dunn
and entertainer Johrmy Cash,
was made in recognition of the
help Atkins ha.s given to aspir·
ing musicians and his con-
tributions to the field of
music.
Cash said the guitarist "not
only cares for his associates in
the music business but he
cares for the guy on the
street. He should get this
human relations award of the
because he has deserved it
(or many years.''
Comedian Bob Hope won the
award last year.
Author to Talk
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asked the astonished minister.
A quick check at the organ
showed that a 11otc was
propped up where the hymnal
should be: "Organist op vaca-
tion, couldn't get anybody for
today."
As to the question. "Has Pressures on
anybody seen my surplice~.'' a g 0 v er nm e n t
voice in the nave blu11cd out :
•·P·astor, I took it home lo
wash it but I forgot to bring it
back. I'll have it here, maybe
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BUT WllA T obstactea th~ .
new Patriarch may face -or ,:..
1Vhat particular gualltl!» lie" ~
possesses for leading and In-·
spiring the vast, loosely linked
branches of Eastern Orthodox
church -are unknown.
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By now it became apparent
to the congregat ion t hat
something was up. There-To
Businessmen
Listen
'Pablo' couldn't be that man y things T
go wrong on a normal Sunday 0
morning. ~
After a good five minutes of
excuses, the pastor broke the
spell.
He asked, "Are you \VOn-
dering about what you have
heard and seen here this
morning?"
The Rrv. Paul E. Finken·
binder, known to the Latin
world as llermano Pablo, wlll
Whatever the un f o Id Ing
answers of Patriarch
Dlmitrios1 they will dlrecUy
affect nearly a third of the
world's Christians, who people
the far·flung branches of the
ancient Orthodox churches.
Westminster
Celebrates
c~nie·n:n:uu Wobrock explained \t was a
p I a n n e d attention·getling
diYlce. IL I''' a, way of ar· resting' ever.Jone to a s k
himself personally, "What sort
of a member would my church
be if every member was just
be guest speaker on Friday
lor the ll.lintingtO n'
Beach chapter o( the Full
!I!>•~\, Busanen-
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lifr. Flnf.triil!nder !iii• •
radio and television 'mfrliatty,
headquartered in Costa Mesa,
that is heard daily, broadcast
over 9,000 times a month on
224 stations, and reache.s a
potential audience of 100
million, including CUba and
Spain.
Thi • ' s ynr marks tho --(> 'l
tenn11l of the r1t '.· 1
Presbyterltu) °' . 0 t
Weatmlnstar. The Ceatenoial
Celebratloo COmmlllee of the
church in oommem0r1tlng like me?"
Out of the "shock treat-
ment," people were prompted
to sign up for a great variety
of needed manpower and
womanpower needs in the
this event ha1 · · apolllOred
.special musical prcgrarns -
throughout the ylar.
On Sunday evening at 7 p.rn.
the Young Christian Singers
parish.
The following Sunday, the
Pastor smiled broadly as he
announced that 131 per~ns
had ·voluntee!"ed for jobs in
and around the church.
'!be publlc Is Invited to tbis
dlMer meeting. which begins
at 6~30 p.m., at the Sheraton
Beach Inn on Pacific Coast
ffjghway in Huntington
Beach. •
wilt present '"Thia Is the ,
Message." .
The public is invited to al-~-;_
tend the event at the church, ;
7702 Westminster A v e . ,
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Alhambra is one .of the largest
congregations in the Soulhem
California District, with a
membership of 1741.
It is located in the San
Gabriel Valley, east of the city
of Los Angeles.
Musica.I Choral Concert
From One of America's Largest
Churches ln Lynchberg, Virginia
I ST BAPTIST CHURCH,
COSTA MESA
Corner of S1nt1 An1 Ave. & M19noll1
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IN THE WORLD TODAY
DR. JOHN F. WALVOORD
PRESIDENT DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
HEAR THIS OUTSTANDING AUTHORITY AND · AUTHOR
ON THIS tMPQRTANT SUBJECT JULY 30-AUG. 2
(Nursery service)
JULY 30, SUN. I 0 A.M. -NEW LIFE IN THE SPIRIT
SUN. 6:30 P.M. -tHE BAPTISM OF THE SPIRIT
JULY 31, MON. 7:30 P.M. -THE GIFTS OF THE SPIRIT
AUG. I, TUES, 7:30 P.M. -THE FILLING OF THE SPIRit
AUG. 2, WED. 7:30 P.M. -THE POWER OF THE SPIRIT
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
MARCO FORSTER JR.-HI SCHOOL-DEL OBISPO AND AVION
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Boros cope
.Leo: Avoid Disputes
With Your Relatives
By SYDNEY OMARR
Aries is the innovator,
natural leader, ind epend ent
and often domineering. A1any
persons tend to resent the
classical Aries. r e be 111 n g
.against being told whal 10 do.
..And when it comes to telling
.others how to do things, Aries
ls. rl&hl there, up r~o.nt,
;leading the way. On positi ve
side, Aries prov i de s m.
spiralion. on negatlve level,
Aries talks much about sub-
jects which have no~ really
been studied. There have been
two U.S. presidents born under
Aries: Thomas Jefferson and
John Tyler.
ARIES (March 21-Aprl! 19):
scenes is trying to upset apple
cart. Protect your interes ts.
Don't drop g111:1rd. Coordinate
efrorls.
SAGl'M'ARJUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21 ): Son1e aspirations
are ;cvised. Bu' money pic-
lure is brighter. You take
more practical view because
you find that needs ~re bei~g
fulfilled. Key now will be m-
teJllgent comprOmise.
CAPRICORN-(Dec. 22.Jan.
19); You get help lrom UDllB-
ual .... rce. Cycle is high and
yoo can re!y on pmonal judg-
ment. One tn ,authority tends
to throw out past. Key is ta be
receptive withoUt believing all
you hear.
Your ,ambitions can be fulfill-
M despite minor legal snarl.
ti.fake changes. Express views.
Be ready for change of
sr.enery. Deal with Gemln.1 and
VJrgo. Business conditions i"'!·
' '• prove. You get more recogni-
tion.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Area that had been doubt-
filled receives benefit of
greater light. Studv Capricorn
message. Live in the here-and·
now. Settle famil y differences.
Refuse to enter long, drawn-
out argument. Heed spiritual
counsel.
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TAURUS (April ZO.May 20):
'Where there were disputes yo11
riow get chance to create
harmony. L I b r a individual
could play key role. Your
philosophical concepts a r e
gratifying -many of your
views ~ vindicated. Be con·
fidenl. not arrogant.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20);
Monff . .comes your . w a Y
througb • cociperatlve ~effort.
Mate, buSiries.s Partner is llke--
ly to be involved. Perceive
subUe nuances. Pounce on op-
portunity. Pisce,1 Js likely to
be involved. Avoid actlorn1
bl8ed QC1 im(Xllae.
CANCER (June 21.July 2'll:
Conditions at home subject to
abrupt change. You assume
added responsibility. You also
have chance for " r e a t e r
rewards. Permit others to ex·
preBI thelr views. By being a
good listener I you l!PeJ1 door or
opportunlty.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20 ):
Take special care to protect
assets -and reputation.
Another Plsceao is lnvolwd.
State yoor vj,ews. Get prom-
ises on record. Friend can
aid. '\:void sending money to
distant. places. One who pleads
ls really not desperate.
IF TODAY IS '!:'.OUR
:emTHDi\ Y ,you a r e in-
quisitive. fond or writing. get-
ting read.v for major change in
li!'!Style. If single, m·amage Is
on horizon . You are magnetic,
a natural entertainer, often
better at helpinJt" others than
at aiding yourself.
To nl\d out wllo'1 luckY for you l'n ~ ond love, order SYdnlY omorr'1 booli:lot, "Secrol Hlnl• for Men ind WOl'l'lfn.." knd blrthdell ond 15 cirnt' to O!Nlrr Al:p;Y Sttrot1, IM OA IL Y PlL0"!1 BQll ' Gr•rd Centfol 51•· tlon. r19W Y« • N.Y, 10017.
Man Jailed
111 Extortio11 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Be
sure you are quoted correctly.
Finish what you start. Steer
clear of disputes w i t h relatives. Special dealing in-SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
dicated with Aries. Vitality · Merced man was sentenced to
improves. You have more get· a maximum of 20 years in
up-and-go. Fine. prison for attempting to extort
VIRGO (,'.ug. 23-Sept. 22): 1125 000 from Hughes Air West
Creative endeavors overcome ' bo obstacles. Be willing to battle through a n:ib threa t.
for beliefs. Money situation is In sentencing Talbot A.
brighter than might now be Gregory, 29, U.S. District
imagined. Put ideas to work. Court Judge Lloyd H. Burke
You can win f~iends, influence observed, "With the current
people. Go to 1t. b UBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): atmosphere caused y this
Change or routine is Indicated t~ ~ case.. a w ho 11 Y
-and is necewry. The old dispamonate disposition la not
procedures will not suffice. made any easier."
Move with I.he time. Give Gregory a travel agency llP<dal attention to property, employe ~leaded guilty to the basic values and •:tlllS. DUem-, ' ma wUl be reso}'led. Be pa-extort10n charges. He was ar-
tient. rested March 30 on FBI com-
SCORPJO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): plaints that be demand<d
Those around you «press 1125,000 lrom the airline
warmer feelings. You get en-through ca.wtte recordings
couragement from neighbors threatenlng to destroy planes
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -'lbe
..... the doctor• llUd7 Serl)o
Pacheco, the more hal!led
they are. Why did the 14-year-
o!d young1ter atop growing at
the 11• ol 1?
been normal, and with hls fnlm a pltullary gland prob-
lrltndl. Ian.
A cam~ 14 S.. Diego "Maybe II Is aomethlng
samples to be seot to MATTRESSES
Wuhlngtoo llnlverslty In st, IOAft HOM• PAIUl1
Loull and otber research ln-•••••• ...,.. rtitutlons. c:.... ..... ..,.... c ...
A 1pectallll, Dr. Mall'lce 21 H -.....
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,'.lter two lllOl\thl of study
Dr. Dovld Chadwick, who
heads 1 team of reaearcbera
on the case, says, "I'm afraid
our research 10 far bas raised
more queations than tt has
aDJWered. 11
boy wu born I# a hovel on the oouttiem Iring• ot Tijuana •
Ht -rew normaJJy for tbrte
year1. Si:noe then1 be and bis
family say hl.s ool't!l411y ap-
portioned · body bu changed
only a fraction ot an Inell.
Doclonl say be ii 33 inches
tall, weighs less than 40
pounds and actively competes
in sport1.
l)u.ralsed 11,eoo to llunce the mWlpg In his tlsaue structure
r e1 ear ch tests which that keeps ' his body from
Clladwlck, a speclallal al · growing " Chadwick aald In an Cbildrtn's HospltaJ, aald have . ' , turned up 11notbing to explain mtervJew Wednesday. • I t
adequately his physical , prob-coold be a new missing !actor
lema." as far as medical aclenee ls
Kogut of 01lldren'1 H°'pital In Uberty 8-1303
Los Angeles, Mid he wlll Jookd'i::=~~==~-~=~ at the boy today and bellev.,li
It might. be "an Incredibly
rare cue.~•
'•
concerned."
THE DARK·EYED Mexican
Sergio, a aopbomore who
does well In high school, gels
along with bis brothers and
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Nf-w ¥ORK (AP) -14•1 Stotllemyre
llrtd a lbur-hftter and Johney Elli• aJam. I med a two-run homer. powering the New
Yodt Yank ... lo a ~ victory over the
C.Ulornl~ Angels and a sweep of tbeit
lwi-night double~er )lrlday.
·Bobby Miircer, Ron Blomberg and
Johnny Calli!Oll crashed home runs In
the filth Inning and Fritz Peterson plttll-
td a four-bitter, leading New York's l-0
vjc!Qry in Ute lir>t&llll<. •
Stottlemyre allowed ooly singles In the
Angels' thlrd, seventh, eighth and ninth
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'"'"" U All-Stir Game .t Atl111t1 (llOtf uirrlld W l(MPCI • •
Innings to breeze to his lotb victory
against 11 losses thla season.
The Yankee right-hander was given
ample support as Ellis drilled a borne
run following Murcer's Jeadoff single in
the seventh inning.
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Ti111e of Year
UPI Teln!M ... The blow into the right field seats off
Rudy May 3-8, gave Stottlemyre a 3-0
lead. The Yankees had scored their first
run on Gene~Michael's RBI single in the
1econd.
GREEN BAY FANS CAMP OUT PRIOR TO THE SALE OF SINGLE GAME TICKETS JN •MJLWAUKEE •••
The victory was Stottlemyre's fifth
straight shutout over the Angels over the
past two aeasons. He has a lUetime
record of 18-3 against the Halos wbile
Peterson is now 14-4 against California.
In the opener, Peterson improved his
record to 9-11 after starting the sea500
by losing his first siX decisions.
The lefthander was given a 1-0 lead
when Murcer earlier hit his first home
run of the game off Lloyd Allen in Ole
first inning. ·
After scoring an unearned run in the
second, the Yank.., exploded In lhe fdth.
Murcer belted his 13th home run of the
year with one on to give the Yankees a 4-
0 lead. Blomberg and Carlson followed
· with circuit shots, Blomberg's blast driv·
ing Allen from the box.
"I can't explain my success against the
Angels," says StoUlemyre, who hu
beaten the Halos 11 straight times and
hasn't lost to them in five years.
"Maybe it's because I always have
confidence against them," StottJemyre
added. "I can make a bad pitch against
them and get away with it, it seems."
Stottlemyre threw only 90 pitcbeJ ~n
Friday night's second game u his
Yankee mates backed him with four dou·
ble plays.
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WP-f. p~enon. T-1:16.
llCONO GAMI
CALIPOIMIA MIW YOlllC ierllM NrllM
Motton. If l O O O Cl1rke, 211 • 0 1 O ~~~:::-·c," ~ : ~ : ~~~i rf ! : ~ : THOUSAND OAKS (AP) -A feeling
s1eiitm1n. c 2 o o o F Atau, lb 1 1 1 0 of confidence exudes in the world-Cham· McMu1titl'I, :Ill 3 o O O Murctr. cl • 1 1 0 sp111C.r. 1b , o 1 • J. e111 •• c ' 1 1 2 pion Dallas Cowboys camp hert. O'Brl.,.., lb O 0 0 0 Mld'llll, .. 3 0 1 1
Stinton. rf 3 o o 1 L11111r, :>ti 3 o I o The relaxed feeling comes with suc-
Alomar. 7b 2 1 1 o Stollmyr1, '· :J 0 ' I ,,.... bo .~ flnall --• R. Miv. P 2 o 1 o cess. The \JUW ys, ,wuo y era.xu ,
L!11111, pl! I 0 I 0 ' "' lb of be' g •-nd-best To!al 21 o • o Totll 2' 3 .,. , 1. e agony in .,........ , are now
c1111orn11 o o e o o •. o • • ~ • concenlra"•• on maintainina momentum NewYorll OltOOt •20~ w.ooe ''&
oP-e.UfDrnl• 1, New vtnc •· LD1-C111rortii. and warding off complacency. 2, Nf'W Y~ S. HR-.!. Ellll 3,
'" " ·• •ll •• so ~e....,.r.ePJ;!rled to, camp in our best 1 .Mnl,W 161111
s1oomvr1 w, 10.n ' 1• • o 2 1 • pbyslOil shape ever," said backup .. • , qumrback Craig Morton, wbo lost his
...--------..---'i ~job ID Roger Staubach lasl-year. · . l ~~ ~o ~ thil shows confidence, but etr-Today's Sports ·: ~Y not ovet-conlldonce ... com-• ,la.cai!cY. ll ls a mark ot malurlly lor ,.,
0 T I • "'• . · We liid lo report ' In our best 1hape n e eVISIOD· . ; '·beca11se ..... 1mow1htt1 1a a longer and
' 'BAS; ""~ road ahead. That's part or belntl 11 a.m. (4) CL -" champions."
BALL -The 0. k ian d Alll-Jetlcs m e c t t~e Red Sox al Aller narrowly missing the cham-
Boston tn an American Uague test. pionshlp' many times, the COWlioys got
1 p.m. frr CL -Qul.F -Third-Staubach to J!Ulde them to their first
round action In tlle American Golf i!"P"')lowl •lctory last.· year. No_w there
ClaS1ic rrom Akron, Ohio. la talk of a Dallaa dynasty,
2:30 p.m. (5) (;I. -ROLLER • •1 thlnk W. have the potenllal to win
GAME$-The New York Bombera evtiY game," said Stauhach. "When we
vs LA T-Birda. go out onto Ibo field t ba1e no doubl thlt
4:30 p.m. (7) -BOWLING -we""" win undor 1117 draunltllleel. Bui
-O!lebrlly. BoWllng. · -,-
we aren't worrying about the cham-
pionabip .we blew."
'wtt~ the exception of offensive tackle
Ralph Neely, all of the C:Owboys' starters
are healthy. Neely, who suffered a leg in·
jury .liid-way lhrough Jasl season, is ex-
pected to be fully recovered before the
regular season opens Sept. 17. Neely's
backqp iJ Don Talbert, a nine-year
vetertD.
Otts than that one spot, the C:Owboys
~d team. But thorough delenae ls
ed 1ht .cowboys' strength, Lan-
dry .aid thal al\)' major clJallengea by
youn(et play~ for starling positions
wlli -on delerl!e.
''Tiier .. art posslbllllies of young peo-
pie li'eaking in," said Landry who has
guided the club all of Ila U years. "I
UUnk .,...e have two excellent backup peo-
ple In Ike Thomas and M a r k
Washington." Both are corn6backl
beblod Mel Renfro and Herb Adderley.
AiMl now thal Tom stinclc, No. % mid-
dle ,linebacker, has Jett camp and asked
to be lraded, lhere will be competition
for tbal Jo~. ·
D. D. Lewis, and Lee Roy C.lfey are
the likely cboices, but the C.wboys
drafted five linebackers this year.
The C:Owboys are now preparing for lhe
traditional game between the world·
champions and l b e C.llege All-stars set
for Friday in Chicago.
"We will definitely be ready," aaid
Landry. "We will even aacrifice some of
the preparation for OW' regular season. It
would be very embarrauing to lose."
On Aug. I the Cowboys open Jll'N'IS(!n
play lgeinsl Houstoft, and Landry said be
would rest the veterans and play the
backupa.
0 l'm not going to rest the vets to the
point of not being ttady, of course/' aaid
Landry. "I think the regular• deserve to
slart, but the older BUY• just won'I play
as muC.h as the younger guys.''
AA for the regular season, Landry looks
for a cJoae ballle In the Eastern Division
ol the Nallonal C.n!erence with tbe
Washington Red.skins who finished ...
c:ond to the Cowboys In conle~ play ·
lasl aeason.
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Parker, Suttonl
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Past Phils, 3-o~
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Wea Parker
slammed a two-run homer to back ' the
five-hit pitching of Don Sutton as the Los
Angeles Dodgers d e f ea t e d 1he
Philadelphia Phillies, :H, Friday nlght.
Sutton, earning hi111 12th victory in 17
decisions, walked only one batter.
The shutolit was Sutton's fifth this
Dodgers Slate
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. season and ilitt 13lh by the Dodgers , tops
ln the Natlonal League.
Parker smashed his homer in the s~
cond inning with Frank Robinson aboArd.
Robinson had opened the second with a
walk off of loser Ken Reynolds, who lost
his sixt h straight decision without a vic-
tory lhis season. The home run \Vas
Parker's third.
Los Angeles added one more run in the
fifth when Lee Lacy doubled and Willie
Davis tripled off the righl-centerfield
wall wi th one out.
Reynolds walked Manny Mota in·
tentionally but got out of the jam when
he struck out Robinson and Davis was
picked of{ third for a double play.
Sutton's worst inning was the seventh
when Willie Monlanez and Don Money
a l n g I e d with one out. Oscar Gamble
forced Money for the second out , ~ton·
Packers' Starr
Announces
Retirement
GREEN BAY, \Vis. (AP) -Bart Starr,
most accurate passer in National Fool·
ball League history, finally surrendered
to five years of injuries Friday and an-
nounced his retiremen t from the Green
Bay Packers .
Starr, who quarterbacked Green Bay to
ftve NFL and six divisional cham·
pionshlps in the 1960s, had announced Ju.
ly I he would pla}'. a I 7lh season despite ' ' ' . alow recovery from two arm operatlons
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tanez laking third, bul John Batemaa
fouled out. •
h1eanwhlle. kn u ck 1e6 1 11 e·r Hoyt
Wilhelm . wbo has pilcbed for nine t~
during a 20-year sojourn in the ~
leagues. was given hls uncondl~
release by the Dodgers Friday, five'.~
before his 49th birthday. ' i..
The Dodgen got the veteran relieftr,
the only man ever to pitch more .than
1,000 gamea ln the majors, in August ol
last year from their Spokane fann c"1b
in the Pacific Coast League after fie Md
been cut loOse by Atlanta. •.
This season Wilhelm appeared in 11
games yteldlng I~ earned runs in 25 hi·
nings for an ERA of 4.63 and an •t
reco rd with one save. ,
Last year with the Dodgers he was 1-1
with an ERA of t .00 for 18 innings. •
Al Campanis, Dodgers vice presldtr\t lft
charge of player personnel, said the team
asked irrevocable waivers on WilhelRl ti
make room on the roster for lnfieldei'
Bill Russell who returns from two week*
or military duty tod ay.
\Vilhelm, who started in professionil
base ball in 1942 and broke into "the ma.
jors in 18 with the lhen·New· Yort
Giants, was offered a chance to stay with
the Dodgen as a pitching iru:tructor: ia
the club's minor league system, Cam-
panis said.
"Hoyt has told "-' he will consldor the
offer," Campanls added.
The righl-hander from C.lwn:i:•· had a Ulellme ERA of %.Ill, pl · ;,
record 1,870 innings In 1,070 •-• -• • •
He threw a no-hiller agalnat u..· ~e\I
York Yankees in 1958 while wit& tfie
Baltimore Orioles. His career woit--loas
record II 143-122. •
Among other major league mar~ ftfld
by Wilhelm are most games as .. ~~r
pitcher, 1.018; most career victories la
relief, 124; most game 1 tuliahed in
a career, et, and more consecutive ef.
rorless games by a pitcher, 319. ·
Wilhelm has also pitched for both the
thicago CUbs, Chicago White Sox; St.
Louis cardlnas, Baltlmore Orioles an ti.
California Angels,
A victory this season would have
established him as the oldest pitcher
ever to win a major league game.
LOS A.MA.as "HILAO•LPMIA
t9rJlllll •'"'"" L•ty,2" 611·~~~-·o'i•• W.DIYlt,d •111 1 . •'••ti
which had caused him to mJas all bul the
last four game/ of Jh{ 1eUon.' '· •Jt•l 1.
But Starr tOJd a. news coriterence't \1>e1:11
Packer ofllces the pain In his throwirig
ann persisted and he decided Thursday
night to retire. He said he has no Im·
mediate plans except to spend the next
few daya wllh his family.
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W.l'1rlltr1 lit l 1 l t Mlll'lfMll1 d .f t I t
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doctors, the shoulder problem continued
and Wal aggravated by throwing,'' fle
'said.
"It was conUnually aggravating with
the tbrowlng motion. When It stopo being
fun , it's time to take another look at it-."
There was speculation Starr might re-
join lhe Packera In aaother capacity, and
he said he has not' ruled oul staying out
of football this year.
Asked about a coaching posillon, either
here or with ~me other pro team, Starr
said, "I know that would be a great
challenge-I know coach Devine would
tell you that-bul I really haven'l given a
great deal of !bought lo ll.
Dan Devine, head coach and gen..."l'al
manager~ said he would Hilke Bart to
take a good look at what he wanta to do,
and we'll discuss the matter further ."
Starr, 38, reading a prepared text, said
that, when he had announced his earlier
decision to continue playing. "I did not
know what this team would look like."
"But all er being with this team the
past week and seeing the talent available
and the meticulous preparation of coach
Devine, I'm convinced the Green Bay
Packers are going to be an immediate
wlooer."
"When a 17th round drall choice comea
rrom obscurity to become quarterback of
a football dynaaly, one or the prlce1 paid'
ls you can't exit as quietly as you enter,"
he said. "While leaving 11 quietly a1
possible, I want lo thank the Green Bay
Packer organization for the• honor of
representing it for so many years," he
1ald.
Devine made It official that SCott
Hunter, like Starr a University or
Alabama graduate and a regular as a
Packer rookie most of last year, wW be
the No. 1 quarterback.
"SCOll llunter waa my personal pick In
the drall and has developed very weU,"
Devine 11id. "He bu bi& 11-lo fill. He
knowa thal, and we all know thlt."
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Pro Athletes
Now Exempt
From Free7.e
WASHING TON (AP) -Tho (loll' fll
Living COUncll uempted the salaflet. Gt
profesalonal athletrs Crom wage con~
Friday. :· .
The council said the total Impact otthe
exemption on the economy ii expected to
be alight since the total average yearly ·
cosll of pay to all players In football,
baseball, basketball and hockey roughQ'
equals the revenues of companies et.m-
in& between l50 million and 1100 million.
In announcing the exemption, one ol
tbe few grl!llled from wage conlro1'; thl!
co<mcil said It wu attempting to con'ect
inequllles "which arlae from lmJ>Olire
conlroll oa the short earning Uvea whlcll
pro/ession1l athlelea experience relative
lo wage eamera In other aedora cl \be
economy.'' .
Unlike olher Wl8Hanterl, the coundl
noted, many profeulonal athlett1 ""
normally restricted by conlrac\ ltl>lll
changing Johe to obtain hip aalarle1.-:
11Some sportl teams, such II bocll:q;
are located In lortlgn counb1t1, and ~
Wll recognized that control ml U :S,
playera could reault In conillllnc,:.::
negotiatlona """ Inequitable ..,,
• being made to flayers on -• pared to lorelp !Oaml,. the ...... ..a
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CAR RACING, mYl!IG -Tho ,,. itinastJ."-.
Wide World Of Sl>arta covn . -Coach Tom Landr1 b aJoo ciu1lou.!
high!Jglita of' the world cllam-when talklnc about a dynasty.
Nater Tells Why He Quit
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whose pay chaneterlltlca • _..,,.
those of prof-I atblllfa, 1111 ....
said. It said lbe pay ~ .... Cllll
recommendation. -.
pionship of chea frGm l~land "YoU can't mate 1 dynuty/' aald Lan-
between America'• iobby Fbcber ~
and Russia'• challlfloa B o r I • pe~~· Ja ,::: ~~yo· u ~~~ SpeakJI. Allo ahowo will be the fini.h of the ll'~lu!( IOI) •• Jn reall7 do la lllll M:J' evri a•me well.
J>aytoha Beach aDd 15.loet dlveo In Every -la lupor 1lowl Week when
the lillernatlonal ell!! diving cham. 7.,...,. ,. 11p.•
plonshlpo lrom Acapulco. .And~ la l*'Vlnced !bat K ·his
5 p.m. (I) -CL-HORSE RAC. (eam gell &II lo tha oluqlah start thll It
ING -The' I 00•00t-1 d de d baa tor lha put two yean, Ihm will be
Hollywood juvenile chomplonlhlpo • no ltCCllld cbam"'-'"p and no d·-·"'y. real,.. Doc Marcua and Lucky ,........ ,_
Mike, both undeleoled. "Everyone la all« UI now. But I do
I p.m. (U) 0. -Wl\ESTUNG. think It wUl be Oaaltr for Ill to gel Into a
I f r W~ fnml of mind 11111 JUr, beca ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Center Swen
Nater sa)-1 the qui\ the U.S. Olympic
-ball team alter losing lO pound&
beclUst the 1quad'1 only two meals eacb
day were achedaled rtcJ1t a!ter practice.
"I've loll :II pounds and lhe reasoo was utt I <Olldn't '81?' the ~ooHI ~
cfiter on UCLA'• national cbamJJl!lllshlp
team aald In an Interview.
'1l ~ waat't hungry when we were
.,ppoted to eat. Tho only time we were
ollowod lo eat was rtaht alter our morn-
ing _.kout, when WI! had a big Junch,
and right alter wr aftemooo _.tout
wlleo "' bad a bi& dimer. -
Nater said be lold coach Hwy Iba
that his weight had dropped from 1511 lo
230 pounda before be Jell lhe Olympic
team'• lrainlna aile al the Pacillc sub-
marlqe beat near Pearl Harbor In
Hawaii Monda7.
"I was dehydrated and dldn'l leel like
ealJnl. My 1tren(th was weakening and
ll caUJht up with me:1" Naler uald.
Nater said ht told Iba about lhe prob-
lem and asked If ht could eal al the
Navy bait's mm hall when ht was
hungrier Instead of rlchl arter tbe
rigorous lour-hour daily training.
"He told me there was nothing they
I
could do. He said they can't ~ the
meal tchedules and be rel...t to lted
me when I got hungry,'; Nater ataled.
The center the hlgholt scorer In the
U.S. Olymp!C' 1quad lrials, said: I'[ could
have laken lhe worM<Jt1 if I'd had the
energy, but all 1 relt lit• eating was ball·
a hamburger for lunch and a !ew lrencb
fr lea for dinner."
Naler aaid: "Being on the Olympic
team wu ooe or my dreama. 11'• IOinl
\0 take me a whJle to get over It, but I'll
nev..-be aarry ror my declalon. I pushed
myatll to my llmll, bul I felt 10 bed I
couldD' 10 on."
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manactra aJao were lllcluded w1111.,...
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High 1rao:~ack Brohamer d~ve ln tbree. .
~' with a, double and a •Ingle to lead
· Cb tlc'vklwfd Indians ta: en 3-2 victory
~o'tler the Chicego White Sox in American
. ...: J.Maue ba;ieball action' Friday night. .
JSrohimU; tl'M! Jndians' rookie second
"·" '-seman, ri11gled home a run il'l lhe third
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'lfrime and d~b~home lY!'O more in the
ttfiftb oU 0Ue1go pitcher Tom Bradley,
• :...· ottvelaod!s !forO McCraw also drove in ~ !UlreC run.s with a tw~run single in 1he
. • ~lOurf.h and a run· scoring tally in the ·. ~\t!Jh01. .
TONY NANCY'S SIZZLER BIDS FOR U.S. PRO DRAGSTER TITLE AT OCIR TONIGHT.
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.~ aljve Friday fw a spot on the U.S.
~P.icf.i:a~ and .kayak 1ea'm with a .
1; i)itttJfi _at R9citfpr~1 J!I. In repeehage ac-
Breeze Past
Cage Rival s
Vikes Edge HB , 69-6~;
Sea Kings,
Estancia Top
Baseball Foes . •~WI fb& men's two-man kayak.
:: · !~ IJUj\tirl&¥>ti ~ach"S -roin. McKillbon,
--. r~el"· wasn't · as fortUAate at Kent, A. 22-Point perfonnance by Jeff Cun·
nir.gham sparked Blackles to en 86--58 win
over Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa
Open League basketball play Saturday
night at OCC.
Edison, Corona Win
Corona del Mar High breeztd by
host Huntington Harbour, 9·2, ln Harbor·
Huntington Beach baseball action Friday
afternoon at Jiuntlngton Beach Hi&h to
keep a solid bold on first place in circuit
play. /ill!:. . '
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: '.,"'1ng held. McKibbon missed a bcrlh .. · :.the Oly~ics "team In single sculls
' ·.tie finished fourth in his heat \vi th a ; 'f f .: t4 effort. The top three in each he it I
: :~~i~led for the fl~~s.
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"· -ion Los Angeles Lakers ''h1r.
·~ teh" -jolned the rank.! of the highest
The victory kept Blackies on top of the
open loop standings. a game ahead of the
Jets, which turned back Zubies, 71-64, in
the companion tilt 'fhursday night.
Jim Sanders (18 ) llarland Peel 117)
and Dave Fontiu.! ( 101 also hit In double
figures !or Blackie.! while Steve Saxlon 's
14 points paced Orange Coast. Ed Pills
canned 12 for OCC.
' l ;athletes in sports history Friday.
• • \).~B new two-year contract for an
· • ated $300,000 a year.
co.1r ;•'t • ·act terms 0f
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fhe agreement. wrrc not
--.. ;. ~ed. Pet'e Newel~ the Natinnal ~·' •;.~~ball Assoclatidn club's general ~··~· 'u, said only, ,iwe have an agree-
The Jels were led by Bill Connley's 20
points while teammate Gary Zeller can-
ned 13. All~n 'Young hit 16 for Zubies with
Danny Rogers and Casey Jones getting
12 each. • . I . ,. . • · : It's' for ~Wo years." · .. ' '. . . "'. . Or1n1t Co•" Uf) fl II ,1 i. + ljft ... ~··: . V"·
"'•1j ·:~l.l"~4.NTJAGO, Cllile'-Stan Smith or.the ~H · • • tiit States defeated ·Chile's Jaime '~ "' to 6-t ; 7-5, 6-2 Friday In ~he opening
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Marina High spotted Huntington Beach
a six-point le.ad in the first quarter, then
came roaring back to grab the advantage
for good in the third stanza and held on
for a 6M8 victory in Huntington Beach
summer league blsketball play at
Marina Thursday night.
In games at Edison, the host Chargers
rolled past Villa Park, 49-38, and Corona
del Mar blasted Bolsa Grande, 71·39.
Also, LaQuinta tripped Garden Grove,
&S-56, at Marina.
Mark Adams wa.! the big sparkplug for
~farina's Vikings, potting 26 points while
junior-to-be Mark Keeton collected 2<l for
the Oilers .
Marina held a 69-64 lead with 2D
seconds remaining.
Dave Alexson canned 19 for Huntington
to share honors with Keeton.
Corona had an easy time with Bolsa,
romping to a 26-10 lead after the llr.!t
quarter. Matt K~ough was the ; acorlng
star for the Sea Kings with 23 l"ints
while Jeff/ Wharton potted 14 and Casey
Jones hit 12. ,
Dirk. Zirbel was the spark· fQr Edison
with 12 points while Bill Ford hit 11.
Edison trailed Villa Park, 26-25. at the
halftime break, but outscored the
Spartans, 24-12 after the intermi.ssion.
., g, Md:1 won the ·. fir.st · Set 9-7 over '.· ~ :!0 .eorncio, who. iook ;the seeond . ·Eagles, ltlotaarchs Win
·. · .'!lit third ~ct was resclledwed lor lhis ~ .. . I
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• •~led,. "1rough ,swel~ing: heat :.:fiiiJii,. sljj>o!Jni~ Jw<>-uqd•t·~r 68 lor a ·Ae· e of',Jhe.~.eecood-roun<f. _lead in the :.", "'e 25,.y~ar-old M"etnyl(; ~ . form~r
~~rican · and · British Amateur cham·
~-~'.f!~~'" ~a 36-hole total ctf 137, thre~
:;; ttt'idtr ,par on the wet Firestone County Z-'i ... ~:course. · · · .
• t ··•°"".)ft-. was tic,d for the top spot with
In CM Prep Cage Loop
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.. ~i.':YaflCC).' had a 68 while Floyd's 71
•. · ~PJ· one over par on tbe 7,tlk)..yard
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.. ~ .!tfie' tnenaciTlg figure of /.inol~ Palmer·.
• ,)?-iyear-old master w~ ia seeking his
_ '• ~ Victory of the scawn. . ' ~.:l'.~u~g Matador .. ~~;:• .. ·. . .
.:. ~.Tijuana . Ring
•<!~·~' · ·~'ifie world 's youngest matador, 17-year-
•· '..-¥it.1fAiael Gii (Rafaellllo) competes with
: ·llf;;darlng countryman, Marlo Sevilla, · ··1· .. wtth · a popular young Spaniard, . : .~lino, in trie downtown bullring Sun-• 'ti ,•beginning at 4 p.m.
• , ~ey will face foes of Rancho Seco. · Si" h in the last few seasons has sent to : _ ,;i ll}a .90me ot Mexico'• best bulls,
-, , elUlo Is a Tijuana native who now ~~.:!fY.lfit 10 Mexico Cily aM 'on his San Luis
• Jrdla,,1 r8JlCh. Noted for "hi's. nowery and
· ~fitil capework, a.! well as for his
: .: U\frtnt 'personality and c o u r a g e ,
' · aellllo ha.! ljeen a fuU-Dedged
• .· ifatlor 1ince only last Christmas Day: ·
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• , ;_only ,pppearance there thi!iseason.
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Estancia High's summer basketball
·team maintained its co-leadership in the
Costa Mesa prep league with a 53-44 vie~
toty over Santa Ana at Estancia High
Thurs~ay night.
The win by the Eagles, coupled with
Ramona's 56-48 de C is ion over
Westminster left both the Eagles and
Ramona With 5-2 records.
A showdown meeting is scheduled
Tu~ay night at 9. After that two game.s
are left for both schools.
Jn the other game Thursday night,
Mater Dei nabbed its third straight win,
a 45-29 decision over Santa Ana Valley.
Estancia's victory was paced by center
Todd Collins who tossed in 22 points,
although Santa Ana's Joaquin Zarate
took high honor.! for the game with 24.
Meanwhile, Westminster hekl: a 29-22
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ners came storming back In the second
half to outscore the Lions, 23-19.
Dale Parker pated Westminster with
17 points while Gary Andrews and Phil
Thompson had JO'Ttich. •
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Steve Delaney's 19 points. Steve Mardin•
dale canned 12 for. the Monarchs. ·
Golden West Stops
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NORWALK -Golden West Collea:e's
summer basketball forces slopped Cer·
rilos College Friday night , 107-106, in
overtime to complete the regular season
with a 3-2 mark at Cerritos.
Gary Orgill and Jeff St. Clair each
canned four points in overtime to pace the
victc;ry after the two teams battled to a
99-all situation at the end of regulation.
Orgill led the winners with 19 field
goals and 38 points while St. Clair chipped
.in 35. Golden West trailed by 12 with
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points with 1 couple of miqutes left. to
earn the Tar.! a 53-45 victory over the
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margin throughout the contest, but
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of rree. throws seconds later ,~ follo.Yied
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Corona de! Mar 's loth win was keyed
on the complete game pitching of Hob
Palmer and his hitting.
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first inning and got a third-inning four-
run spurt started by reaching first on a
fielder'~ choice.
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got it started by reaching first on an er-
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The leading contenters in the top fue.1
eliminator division au quallfJed Friday
night for tonight's U.S. Pro Draf cham-
pionship at OranJi:e County In~ematlon11
Raceway while Ml.!sion Vlejo's Dan Enrl·
quez sperkled in the combo eliminator
event.
Fountain Valley's Tom McEwen,
Granada Hills's Don Prudhomme and
Don Garlits of Sefner. Fla. all g a In e d
tonight's finals which are slated to .1et
underway at 6 o'clock with the first
round of eliminations .
AdditionaJ qualifying is on t.a.P today
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
While John Wiebe of Newton, Kan. was
setting Lhe leading speed ,in the top fuel
eliminator class of 231.95 mph , Prudhom·
me was recording th.e beit low elapsed
time ol 6.30. ,
He ~·as followed by McEweD'!.8.39 and
Garlits' 6.75.
Meanwhile, Enriquez had the ' low
elapsed time in the combo.elm (7.l9),
followed by Concord's Rte# Calli (?.24)
and San Bernardino's Ed Moore (7.38).
The top speed in the combo eliminator
division when to Ed Foore of San
Bernardino with a clocking of 202.24.mph.
Mike Miller of Mount Lake, Wash. had
the top speed in the fuMy car eliminator
(224.43) while Dave Beebe of Garden
Grove recorded the low elapsed tlrne of
ti.64. Beebe was driving a 1972 Plr;moutb
Satellite.
Second low "'ent to Sush Matsubara of
Los Angeles with a 6.67. He drove a '72
Vega.
Tonight's pre-race parade be~ina al
5:45 with television's Greg Moms ser.--
ing as grand marshal. Barbara Roufs
presides as queen of the event. 1 "
McEwen set top speed and low elapsed
time records in the recent Las Vegas
Open in his Garlits designed cbaMis and
later won the U.S. fuel and gas cham-
pionship at Bakersfield.
Garlits is making one of bis rare ap-
pea.rances in Southern California and be
is favored to make it to the finals against
Prudhomme.
Another candidate for top fuel honor1
is Tony Nancy of Van Nuys who. qualified
with a low el of 6.74 and clocked 217.91
mph . Nancy is the las t of the truly com-
petitive slingshot drivers.
A crowd of 4 ,300 attended Friday
night·s qualifying with about 14,000 ex-
pected tonight.
.IDes~~n Onl~
American 'left
In Tennis Classic
WASHINGTON -Unheralded Ray
Ruffels of Australia upset eighth-seeded
Cliff Richey 6-7. 6-4. 6-1 tn a 2"-hour
marathon match Fri.day to highlight the
quarterfinals or the $50.000 Washinrton
Star International lenni! championships.
Top-seeded John Newcomtll s~ived 1.
tough first set tO oust Egyp~s Ismail El
Shafei, 7-6, 6--0, and seventh-seeded Tony
Roche continued his comeback fo11owing
a seriolJ!' elbow operation last, year by
topping countryman John Aletander &-3,
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"'1be' only American to ~ake the
gemifinals was Marty Rie-.,en of
Evanston. Ill., runnerup here llsl year,
The sixth-seeded Riessen got past No. 9
seed Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Va., 1-6,
&-<, 6-3.
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'72 T.OYOTA
COROLLA
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S39.30 MO. . I
' ' Full caah price $2,096.30 lnclu~ · ln&: tax' 4t Ucen11~ Down paymtn
_ ii lour hu114rtd.• dollar1. $39 .
. total monthb' pa~nt lncludJa interest, tax i• i,~me. $35
plu.! balloon ptyment ot ~
Total deferred pay prlct $2,S75.5q
A.P.R. 11% On pre-arran1ect;
crediL 1300785).
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Nf'llPOff IMdl, <•Ill. '"°"· vce ''1t1'°" Plec:1, coat• v-;:; :."=-. tJllliC -.. Ttil9 Mf1119 b bl)" cend\Jded tov t M111, C1llt 9211'6 ---y-c., -• llldlvkluel. This bt,ltll\41N It Will• ~* tor Ill c.:ti ,T. Mdfetl .Jit,, r1'I •
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John Palmer belted • tWI>"
run homtr In the !itst Inning
and Jim ;J>ostel !oded • nv ..
hltler at the Ward's Realty
Pirate.a: defealed Se n i k.' s
Rustlers, 4-2, in Metropolitan
League summer 1tJasebl1l ac-
tion at tMemorlal Park in San-
ta Ana ,.bursday nlght.
Paitqfr's bloW# a long, shot
to strl\litit-away center field ,
da tu.med back tile Marin&S 3-1 ' ...,.,.., J, Mt1No1c. DiPvtY COlll'l'Y •v ""1trl't J , ~ ~ c.Ml'I' n 11 .. ,~ 11• •II*! .. ,\IOllllMd 0r.,... co.11 O•llY l"Uol, Cltrk "or.,... Co!Jfltv Oft: J11IY s. Hn. '"""0 ~rew i: i;'
2, on Jim Smolenski'• two-~ Cllt1l. '"'" Cltt'k. '''"':~rt.:.,~=..,_~ seventh inning homer Jlllr 1, •· ts, ti. 1m 11Jt.,n PUbtlshecl Of•ne-'"'' 01111 '11o!. C!vk. • jk • J11ty 1, 1s .. n . ,. 1tn 11.i.n • • •• .._
In games this Sunday. Senik LEGAL Nor!CE LEG., Nori~ ,.,,..,..., -'caw ,-:....-hosts La Fooda and Sad· n.w -J~ is. u. ir·Mf ~.a.·1ft ~ ..
dleback visits Cal St ate •-s1J11 ''CT1T1oin au.1N11s , ........ -vtne .~,,
(Full. t ) . I ' I k ,ICTITIOUS •UllMISI N.t.M• STAT•MINT .w:..u:AM AV.,.._ ... r on in one 0 c oc NAMI nAT•M•NT T~ followlnt Ml'MM .,. fOlflt ~ .~ i J ..-
game. Saddle back also~ a TJ\t touow1111 ,.l'ION ,,. 4olnt JM1t11t1 u : ' '•' .. ..-• .,.-:.• '. .AJ. •
t'Jf Ith Qr ' p t" ~ t b\111""91 ••: YONEYAMA WEST S~ltTS COM-..... -.,.,.,. _..,. I w ange s an u1::r:s a METAl..A~I(, .(!$ 30th Street N .. zs, ,ANY, 121 Su"rlot Av-. Newport ..,_ ~· ......... ,... 5:30 at El Modena Park while NtwPOrt &Heh, c.nt. two aN<ll. cautorlll• m.o. lllllJlneu N: • •'··-··"" , f the P1'rates tangle w1'th the C•rol J .. Howtrd L Doly, HOO Eu! WllU•m w. Wemtl. ltl a .dfld SIT•!, I. A+.iD,lt MODIL ~ ili\le&o COllll(fge A¥t .. 0r.,.... C•llf. '2"1 HtWPCrt ••tch, (•lllotnl• •2Mll no5 w. cwr~·-..,.,.....: Panthers at 7:45. Tht1 1>1111Mss 1s 1111n1 COlldlldtd 9¥ ,11 M«ll a. W•IMt, 111 • ,,lld sirttt, 1.ortn Eitnrct ,.,.,.....,,.,,.w.,
lllCllVld11•I. NtwJWll'f leacl'I, Ct!lfornla nuG Cerrla ... Ot,.,,. AM' " !'-
Lewis Nabs
Costa Mesa
Cycle Race
Carol J. Ootr Tiiis b\11ln1s1 Is be!M tonchKlld 111 Ml 11,~sMll Alltl' FiMwlfnlt, •• W..Clfoo
Hawtnl l , Doty llldl¥1du•I. tl•H Ot'u S..li'll,,,,. • . • .. '
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Cltrk of Or1f191 County Oii' Jiiiy ' lfn This sltlttntnt fl!td wll h l~e C11Un!v CW .. itnl• AM .... ,• 1 BY Bevtrty J Mtddox 0el>Ut ( fy Clerk Of O••ll8<! Cou11ty °"' J11lv It, lt11 Thll bu1lllfft It 11111111 ~ 1t'f' • Cler-' ' ' Ollll by ltttr J, Bar1s1ea, De1>11IY County Gtntrtl "•rtntrllllp.. •, ·, •_..,,1
Pubi1111111 Or•nQ• coil! D•llr l"llot Clerlt Loren E. Femullftff' , "., ,;
Juty •· 1.s. 22, 2t, 1tn 1190-n Pllbll"'1ed Or•l\99 coes• 01uv" ~:,'~,~ c:~ J'~!:!''c:.~ :.~JJ:':'~';:. LEGAL NOTICE July 22, 2'I •lld Auo1111 .s. U, n n 1901·1':1 av l•wrlr J, M.UOX, DeP\ltr ,Cff!"l' (Lift. • •• ,
LEGAL NOTICE • ·-1---~~==~==~---I ,~btlshed Dr•11t• cou1 olny·· "net. ,ICTITIOUS IUSUllSS Jiiiy 15, 22, 2t aflll Autvtt 5,.lt1!., :t'9'12
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'Flvti K 8 tr (Smith) 119
1TttnPHf 81mnr :Lllltleml "! 8tfttrts Queen (Cei'do;le II Ven~u. (Htrlk 1n Junior Myers I nlthll 11•
llOHTN RACI' -'-Ill r1rds. 4 Yftl" eldL Grou pUne Sll.lSO. Tiit l11111g11rtf
runl'll,,..,.Tlle Vessels Metvrlty, Ou11 EWust 1smllhl 111 ltlV091,1t •{H1rJ 111 Jtubr Khan 11\1.Ph•ml 117
Gllal'ffr l•r DrtYtrl '!' N•llvt Emr,res~ (Nlcodem\1$) 1 .S Cher1w1r1 Adllrl ne ~IV Ftthom (Wtrd) 111 M1:cttt'.''f.~f2t:~Sl>tlr"'r' llJ ,un11Y olri Toa tK11 hll 11.s , A.JM II tlltlt ~ MooM !Pernw) "'
NINTN lACI -440 rtrds. , l"' oki• .. VP' Cl•lmlnt. Pvrse s *· CIAllmlnt pr ct $1600.
I'm ltrlYhl!:''lhll . 119 Ollu CIW 1 limlthl 117. •1' li•J llhlml 117 °'"\OM \Wtrd) 117 Tlhl t!ldy TrMIVrtl 117 M1M el 111r (V11J111111/ US 8-f' H. Ser IKnlth I ljl on D1ddY CAM 'I " Alllllo ll:octltl (II di.Ill 119
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AUOWll\Ct, PurM 12100.
Amertcen Or11m
(0 Ctrdoz1) T.20 ~ . ..ct 1.d
ltdY1 Moon Glo~R Adllrl L«I 2.ID OH-Mltl'"ry lff ( Htrll 1.60 OH·SPHCI .sc:-J Dr•rerJ 2.10 Time -.11 11 0.
AllO Rtn -For""'-Only, Go Dtndy GI"! Tl.nr· Pl[l1 HrtGross, Btr~r• Uni ts, Whfn TUrl'lo urllot,
l!icratchtd -Flv• hlc.s.
OH•O..dllMI for tlllrd. 11 llxltdt l..t.INl'ktll 0"&111 •1111 1•
UMtr. MMll .... Hill US.•.
SICOND ltACI! -170 y.,.ds. l ve•r olds Ind 1111. Cltll!'lln1. PUl'll $2000.
Tri.If K•ll~T LIJIMrnJ l:t.to l·" i"" Fencv Wll <O Krtls/lf) ,2(1 .60
8erkllaled I Smith) .oo Tlmt -'6 "4/10,
AllO 11:111 -Possum Plti.. DKkertn!. Gll'l9fr Strn, Cult Ber•1 llt~, Eag t
Undlna. .sc:r.1tclltcl -Too Skit, ProMl{lr0111
Glrl, •1mollno.
THIRD kACI -400 y1rd1. 3 re1r old$. A.llowtnce. PutH S2100.
Limit• B1rd•lt1 \' 00 5mllll) 29.olO 1.olO '· Cov11lry (lrOllMI CH Pttll .S.20 4.~~ Jovo .... FtY cc Ptmerl 7.00 Time.-20 2110.
Al.o R•11 -Roval Sllv111' Bar, Mr. Apollo Al;ICkfl, Tio VIII(!, Dirk N O~ndY, ROV.11 Go Go, .Spetltd lltr 81111,
FOUltTM RACI! -170 Ytrdt. ! veer old1 tlld w. Cltlml111. Pl.Ifft 12100.
Mtndtt!t !C Ptmer) J.40 l.00 2.IO Otml W1tc:h (J Orevtirl 5.«I 3.60 Mobv Kllll•n IJ W1tc1J 4.40
Tims -.A6 3/10. Alr.d ll:1n -TrUIY 81r, Llfhfhe•rled, (tlll«nl• Stndlo Mr. Person1 lty, Mr. Qverti Hiii. SCTtlched -Mone Oltl, ltoc:kel
A:111m.
''"" •ACI -400 yerds. 3 elds. Allowtl'l(t. ""'M S2100. Ml. ROlln Men lR Adtlr)7.JO l,60
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l•tMla 1SI> (11) Ctl'Ma ._ Mir "' ~ g.;• IC) plMld Crlssmen IE!. 110::! A.old 11 -bV f*1t11 I 1m ••rk '~E c1tc. w11bt.lrn 'le1 t.o. ·1:;0o-Max•v J dK. Cestt /C , 11..:J. 140 -0-lsr ) O.C. MUlll'" E , M. •a -e1rrv 1 1 0tc. snvtt1r cEt 11-41 1 -DtMl.on (El ollll\td H'/lllts CC . 1 -Ptt'$0M !El Ind Dl«l Cl drf'W.
Bucs Win
Polo Crown
lV ALNUT -Orange Coast
College completed a perfect
Mt. San Antonio League water
polo seasoo wllb a 12· l victory
ov'r Cypress College Thurs·
day night at Mt. San Antonio
CoUege.
1he victory ran coach Jack
Fullerton's OCC P j rate s~
record to G-0, a game ahead of
Mt. SAC.
'. The Bucs be Id only a 3-1
edge over Cypress at the half
but scored seven times in ,the
t1li5<1 quarte.r to put the game
out· of rt a ch. ·
Bill ~cAneney , Tom
Wamecl<• and Dan Kent had
two goats each for the Pirates
while Mike O'BrieD.t Preston
Hobbie, Mike Carpebter, Ron
Misiolek, Tom Oliver and
Mike Btal llCOi'ed once.
Here an the final ~tandlngs
In the league: OCC 5-0; Mt.
Sac 4-1; Fullerton JC 3-2; Cal
Poly (Pomona) Z<I ; Cyprw l·
4;· LA Harbor 0-5.
iiiiiijiiiijii
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PANTERA
by ddromuo ••• imported. for Uncoln-Mercury. Italian
coacmvork created by tM brUUant Ghla. Studloa ot Turin. Ford~ the 351 CID 4V V-3 enrlne. Four wheel ln-
depei:tent ntpendon and ~J:ll en;:lne plaoemettt. Five
spted aeer box, fUlly oynchro •••
·~tero .. , ltaltall for Panther , ••
Anttl~ Mike IS Tretslll'fll 01,1,Drt 1 0011111 (T Llaheml Tfnie -20 3/10.
1.00 1.60
"" Abo Ren -G1ll1nt Breeie, Kialv's Time, Al1mll0$ J•g, Chia Do Mor91h, O\lll'l(Y Rebel, .SC:r•lched -Rtstus Ovn I!,
S>XTr. •ACE -a yards. ~ ve1r old1. C almlne.Purse $2200.
Art!• ID C1rdozel 1.60 3.111 l .00 Flett COPY CR Benu1 ,. Z.20 Sll'lllh Min IJ Wtrll 2.1~ Tlmt -.20 6/10.
Also Riii -Tr11lY Je!, Mi11 Corl, Go Doi/bit Go, Mr. Mtr1 ner, S1nt1nn1h, StielbV SllSV. S~rt_ld!td -Con11tltl U l!XKlt l·A,.t. titd 5-FIMI (lfy, Hid $6',M.
SIVENTH RACE -400 }ltrdt. 3 YNr
old1 end ""· C111sllltd ellow1nce. PurM SJOOO.
KOOtWlon IT llllbtml 31.00 10.00 '·°' Tl11y Birt (J DreyerJ '-'' j·~ Noor Chirp Ul Adi r) .811 Time -,20 4/10.
A114 Ren -Rocket Selule, Prlnt1
Fannv1 TOP Todd. No :.cr.ict1e1.
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TV IDGHLIGHTS
CBS D 12:30 -You Are There. An American
general nearly succteds in handing the British 1
critical Revolutionary War victory In "The Treason
of Benedict Arnold."
ilBc a 2;00 -lnternaUonal Zone. On th• week·
e.,. of July 4, 1970, (he United Nations invited
young peopl~ of the world to speak their min ds on
the condltloD of man and the role of tile Unlted
Nations.
ABC D 4:30 -Celehrit)'. Bo\fling'. The two pa·
trolmen of "Adam~12," Martin '111ner and Ken t ltfc·
Cord, compete against TigiAndtews ("Mod Squad")
and JO<l CllDpanella ("'1'1e' B<lld Ones")-
NBC B 8:00 -NBC Comedy Theater. Cliff Rob-
ertson an d Angie Dickin son star in "And Ba by
Makes Five," about an 1uthor and his model-wife
who give up their careers for small town life.
CBS D 10:00 -"Mission Impossible." Jack Cas-
sidy guests as an ex·hoodlum fronting a gambling
casino for the syndicate, against which the IMP
m\llil force him ID 1 .. tify.
ABC D 11 :30 -11The Rainmaker." Burt Lan-
caster and Katharine Hepburn star in this 1957
western drama about a plain girl who finds love
when a fast-talking c.on man promises to end a
town's drought.
Goldeta West Plagkts
'Games' Well Played
BY TOM TITUS """""'" ..,..joke playiet that ttru tar-
ot -. 11e11y •u.t s11H "1,.. "'°"' ...,.. .,.. iWll• "-*k. ly. In It, wire tmplora btr
The drama sh.Kienu: at f£cr':!.,w,u,..~.,._~ ~ husband 's affecUoo u be
Golden Wtt:t ~llege are f.,11-• .,C::::r.'1 f0ft6!JJ.r:f, :Cro: sleepe and draws bet own
playing • • G a m e 1 , , th.is :,t11:i:11• a.:=r~i:.•1,:~1... .Ac1or•1 concluslons.
weekend, nine of them .;,. the '"• CAST A clear t.Jllleye 11 achieved ... ,1C!t';:_ .,=':"H~i;..~ l:"k= IP uRound Robin," a family
brief apace of 7~ mJnutes. The =~. E~i.,I:.,': ,~. R•., m~rry go fOUDd which gives
ground rules are simple and if eaCh me~r .a chance to
you're In the audlen<e you prejudice, the hU3bandJ snipe portray the olhers as ht or she
may get a chance to play too. at one another with ethnic and sees them. Jlrlef but elfectlve
Mike Sherlock's co.Uection or Ide a Io g i ca I darts. It it l! among the best of tht ·
short plays under the col· culminates in tragedy of the night.
lectlve title of "Games" is an overdone and heavy fumded ~!ost difficult technically it e~ercise In adaptabilil)' for variety. "Camera Obscura," which
ntne Golden West studenls "~1omma as She Became, deah: with the problems of
under tbe guidance of un-Not as She was" borrows personal com,municaUon on a
dergraduate director ~like from Edward Albee 's "The futurl!tlc plane. It ts
Leddy. It is a highly in-American Dream" and "The Orwellian fantasy with the
teresUng a fl d entertaining Sandbox" in Its portrayal of twinge of present-day truth.
hour and a quarter. ma rked ingratitude and indifference Last and. unquestionably.
by variety and surprise, hilari· toward an agiog mother. II ls moat effective is "Shooting
ty and auftden shock. both poignan t and predictable. Gallery." Here the spotlight is
The ''Games" vary in sUtr. The funniest piece of the tqmed on the audience, which
Ject matter. starting out in night is "Best of Friends." becomes the target for man's
Jules Feiffer's back yard and wherein two dogs discuss thelr traditional frustrations , and
winding up in Rod Serling's. masters' sh 0 rt c 0 m 1 n gs vengeance ls carried out with
They are billed as "nine between fawning , hypocritical grisly precision. It is the
·shorties lo make you think ," admiration. Inherent in the _,perfect c.bo_lce to close the
and mosi fulfill tha t mission script is one of those little evening and its tragic tableau
admlrabJy. surprise twists as the reality will follow you to the parking
The opener, a quickie en-of the situation becomes air lot and beyond.
ti tled "Dlalogue," is a parent. Far retched but SbK!e the actors are not
warmup of sorts, matching outlandishly laughable. identified by assignments,
two strangen on a park bench Another one strictl y for proper credit cannot. and prob-
on the premise that life is an laughs is "Balls." a vignette ably should not, be given.
either-or proposition. The one involving the feminine oc-Quite laud able, however. are
who cannot simplify his etipants of a gum ball machine Steve Craig's game board set,
'He Was This High'
Ralph ruchmond's humor falls on the deaf ears of Barbara Crooker In Jhis
scene from the comedy "Forty Carats," now on stage Fridays an d Saturdays
through Aug. 5 at the Long Beach Community Playhouse.
Britisl1 Hail 'Whiston' Film
motivations is siµnmarilv who dream of someday being John Johnsnn's intricate defeated. -chewed up by a handsome lig hting effects and Pan1 LONDON (AP) -British Said Cecil Wilson in the Dai-dian. He said the movie was
Next is a bitter piece of man. The gals score highly in TaJlman's black and white critics have given the V for ly Mail : "There are no half little more than a ''tw~hour, TV DAILY LOG
socfaJ invective J a be I e d this bit of fantasy. costume design. Victory sign to "Young Win-measure s about Carl 36-minute yawn" and ''the real "Je~1 ! "t Whihe'le a .mothe r "Second Chance" falls short one final performance of ston," the hard·hitting film Foreman's picture of him as a heroes, h1r. Shaw ancf ?.-1iss ~as ga es r neighbors and of the incisive quality it at· "G ames" will be given tonight about Winston Churchill 's mixture <lf Houdini , political Bancroft aside, were the
fill! her daughter's mind with tempts to CQDVey since it is 8 at ll :30 in the tiny Actor's early life by American produ-whiz-kid and military James Moroccan landscape· Blen-
t111wld irrvolw1111nt ",..._S.l I-----:::-----''--:-.::::.::::=::._::::::____:::'.'.!'.'.~~:'.'.'..'.~~::_:~~. Playbox on the GWC campus. cer Carl Foreman and British Bond ..•. a handsome living heim, Harrow and the art dir·
Saturday stlll)' lbaut.ll The show is the first of three director Richard Alenborough. portrait of a giant in the mak· ector."
B ®J ltlMC ---· h 'Jed ing." (R) "And Baby Makls FW' Cllff summer productions, to be .1.111;:Y at it as a major Much of the picture was
Re1btrtson and Anal• Dkkllllll mi follpwed on a. u c c t s s i v e epic ·and predicted 1 brigh t Patrick Gibbs, writing in the filmed in the Moroccan deserl
in the st«Y Gf
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iuthor a1111 Ml weekends by "Draclila" and future for Simon Ward, the Daily Telegraph, said: ''The Robert Shaw plays Churchill's
Evening
JULY 22 4:t08IMll: (C) -rm1en-(dr•) •
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lllOdti·wifewhofl'it upth1lr ca1t1n Exc1ntwe °'"'"'' c-tr "Play It Again, ·San)l' in the unknown B.rltish actor who spirit of Ule story, and the patrician father, Lord Ran-
--COmt/ Wiid•. Y-no ~ '·"• to live In 1 sm11~ tllW!I, wh•r1.., ·~Mrvtd SMt 1:,..a1-nt colle~e's larger °*nmllllity plays the title role. personality of the central dolph and Anne Bancroft • .,., ..,. """" "'"'h11ltd fer I AUodt"'Y Aw1,.t1 h .,... With BHl BinowsQ encoonter 11pen hostlllty lrom a. "FI DDLl!'t ON THa tOOI'" Theater. • "It gets right under the skin c aracter, are captured. . . portray! his American
8 TIMI ...,,, W1/ldtren !Dql dtllens. l of its leading c ha r a c t e r , completely·" mother.
eetlllbJM•slcTlme llld:Owt11111t•S11ow "THECANDIDATl:"(01') ' presenting the ego, the Ian Christie wrote in the ' _________ _
I"" ...... , .. 11y fJ lll CI! m ABC s.t11rdl)' MGVll: l'lu$ M t TV brashness, the warts and all." Daily Express : "It is a tribute
,_, .. Latllt <C> t2hr1 ... ., et Iii cw11 c111" "COOL "".In t.uK•" io111 argare o Do Id Ze h • C..... ..._ (wes) '68--Gltnn re1rd, Arthur Ken-na c wrote in t e Daily to Carl Foreman's script and
4:J1 ftelll nedy, Dun Jlt:ftr. Two riv1ls join "SKYJACKED" In a forthcoming ;'Marcus Mirr<lr. Richard Attenborough's direc-
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twcn to 111eue tilt wife ind chU· •1t1t Clllr11M """" w lb MD .. -od ABC "It is history, but it doesn·t tion that bis portrait of the ,11111 e y, .. ep1s on , lk I r -(()~ 11..iile dtt1I of Ollt llf the 'tll·&lllllt:flltri ''K ELLY'S HeaoES" Margaret O'Brien will be ac-ba at the clinical details, ear Y years o an important
Fmtlllk w.rw tf lldlf fr11111 !tie ~hes. ting with star Rober1 Young cutting right into the rich, egotist turns out to be so al-
a en. ...,. Iii Mifril 1ru1s: (2ltr) "Ten ;,.. "PO•tHOY'J coMPLA•NT" '"' for the first time since 1942 though somewhat tai nted . tractive and compulsivelY.
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I• DI T• Ernttt Bortnlne i nd O'lfira, Jolln SllttOIL "'"t I st t " 'cha I 'I 1d9ns ltlch111t11 pll. . m cu~i, Wratila .,JUN~:R°'a~=" CHI child stars 'through a~g. __ a_ce_n_ur_:y_. _______ Mi_:--'e'--o-'-c::_Nc:a:.yc:i::_n_:_t:::ht::_:Gc:u::_ar~-i
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.... hdl Tiii $100~ Hollywood m'"" °"""' (R) "Pot•mkin~ I :;:;:~~~~~~;:;:~=·~··~··; .... ;·~0"~ .. ~·~1 ~~~'!_1~·~· J~ourn<~~y~fo~r~M~ar~g~an!t~-~"--1
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crtclc.H 400 Stock Car Rtce, Cliff· Ef) Mtvll: (90) '"!)111prous" (dr->
llivlna cti1mpionahlpt, 1nd World '30-Bttte Davis, F11ndlol Tant.
Che• Ch1mplonsllfp. 1:30 II (I) M111 TJitr Mtor1 Slow (R) ()) 9""" 0 T11l,cltr Movlt: "JM lnrislble
l!J IM Tmltt'• ltlf Jldl Albel1son ' Ctellllre" (sci·fi) '60--Ton1 Wrich!.
IM Joe Kipp cuell t:OO II (II Dick ¥11 DP• »ow (R)
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llld!Uon to alttndlng acbool -
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i•f'ear with a 1'8'' average in
• / achoo!. But be has little time . f for activities other th'n work
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In the aeries .n.r liUdYlnc· va .. tlool escape 'llltCh now,
Sport.I dd datilie Jll'OIV -too. "BonaDll" bqlns Its
art oul 1 abooUnl IOUOn In June -just
lnaleld of taklnl lime for when Mitch Is escaping the
fun, Mitch Is lhlnklna ol the clalsroom for the summer.
future, forming a mUlicaJ W¥o. the ee.ries is in proa·
group. "The Sundowners."· net llfltch ls 'lip by e 1.m. or
Eventually the Yo Ull 1 l 'te: t • eltller to report to Warner
bopea lo make personal •P'' .Brllo. tor warl< ·11 T:!O. More
pearance1 with the group arid o(len than not lie leaves the
do aome rec0rdin1s. 1tudlo by,! p.m.
When ·V• baa an hour or State. laws. govern t h e ao to hh:n1elt be. enjoys work· amount or time Mitch can
Ing on hll maa1c act. Some ,....k, • •
day, he \>OPll, jl the musical U breaks down lib this : He
lfOUP is I 'sucCus be ,can add can be OD t~ eel I D)lliinWD •
.hit allght-ol·~ dexterity to ol eicht bnura. lie II allowed
performances. \ to work four hours of that
A\ home Milcb re)ies 'II' Jill lime, three bnun for tutoril)e
mother ~ grapdmotber for and anOther hour for lunch
the cooking (:hores, but not in· and recrealion.
frequently be and Kitty are The show's 1tan1 Lorne
lt.uck with doing the dishes. Greene and Mike Landon, are
And there are flower bedl to fond of Milch and offer advice
weed. from time to time.
"Sometimes I don't know "I'll really miss Dan
whether I have it much easier Blocke[ this year," said
than kids did in the Ponderosa MJtch, who only joined the
days," says Mitch . "But 1 show as a regular Jast season.
wouldn't have it any other "He was one of the kindest
waY,. I can't see Just sitting men I've know;n In show
around ." bu!Jness."
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ONAWAVli:' ---· The Symphonf Association 1
of ·Orange County has an· :~~edm~~b:::in~ o~:,;e~ PG!~.!i'.~_G_llo._"V..:
peciod of three years. ................, ~ _ ..
Elected for the new term •1•11....-. .. ~,,._ .....
. were Roger E. Anthony, Rich-SURF THEATRE-121 5th St.-Huntl1111ton llHch
ard o. Arhlen, Robert V. Bat·i~~~2;;r.;1~ .. ~·;•;·~·~•,..;;•~1;o';°'~;Alll;•;·~s;1.~1;1 ~"~·~";'~·•~l~,.~~I . tori, Air. and Mrs. Austin Buf·I~
.(um, Richard Doyle, Harold
Lang, Richard Schwen, Harold
Short and Irving Tucker.
Former board members who
were asked to return for
another three year term are
Mrs. D. Dean McCormick Jr.,
Mrs. Logan Moore and Dr. C.
James Pearson.
· · P'.endil'lg further acUon of
. th~ . nominating committee.
ll'. Pearson will serve as ~ · :pre'sident pro-tem for the
I board of.dlrectors in order to f aCtlvate plans leading to an
' e~iy 1m concert season. ~~·~· ~~:= ~ DlSllt"m~illOllY IOWS t Al,~l~Dll.T S'-T.1 11•.IG:W £: .,. ~5-J,J! 1oowt!:Z5 · w,a
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San Clemente, Laguna Slate Auditions.
ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Bacall
Applauded
CHICAGO (AP\ -Lauren
Bacall, star of the l!!tage
musical "Applause," has been
pamed Chicago's Actres!I of
the Year by the Sarah Siddons
Society.
Miss Bacall. who appeared
with the traveling company of
"Applause" in Chicago for
four weeks ln January, will be
honored at the society's gala
in the fall.
Mrs. Beaumont Atwater,
president of the society, said
Miss Bacall was chosen to
receive the society's 20th an·
nual best actress a w a r d
because "there has been no
more superb performer in a
particular role than Lauren
Bacall"
Two Orange CO.st C'.'Om·
munlty theater croUPI -the
S a n Clemente Community
'!'heater and the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse -have an-
nounced audiUons for the
leadoll productions or their
t97S-73 aeaaons.
The San Clt.mente group will
have readings for the comedr,
"Lovers a.nd Other Strangers•
on Monday and Tuesday, July
( CALLBOARD)
24 and ZS. Tryout!: for two
Laguna productions, "Forty
Carats1' and "Summer and
Smoke" will be h•ld jointly ori
Sunday, July ~o.
John Fe"'cca. Or an g e
Coast College d r a m a In.
structor and former Laguna
managing director . ...,.ill direct
"Lovers" at San Clemente.
The collection of four one-act
comedies by Renee Taylor and
Joseph Bologna requires a
Liza Turns
Talent to TV
11 Liza with a Z" is a one-
hour NBC special for Sept. 10
starring Lita Minnelli in a
display of her various musical
comedy talents. She sings
various solos and works with a
dance company.
& WIUM'OOO 1111Clft l'AOOl.Cl'
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ft!ll"I lt,J.1!'1(9. !tfl05 I WA!iNEft COllM!.HCAllONS a;M'A~
NOW AT
Al.SO
STARS: IDA lUPINO
IEN JOHfli!SOH • lOIT. ,.ESlOH
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EXO.USIVE
KUN
WOODY
AllEN
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cast of five men and five wbJle .. Slunmer and Smo~e" cdmmunttw thtcttr oudl-
wom'" in all a1• rlDI"· will play 1rom Oct 11-0lrough '""' nolic<1 toil! bl ~
AudlUnns will he conducted Nov. 11. Tuesdays through hshtd 11/ftklV 111 Ille DitlL<,
al • • \-• both •••• at Saturdays. Furth er in-PILOT entortol!t.,..I UC'
0 c UY\ even....,. be ed b 1101•. '"Jormot'·r ..... , bl the Cabrillo Playhouae. 202 formation may obtain y .. "' -~
Avenlda Cab r 111 o, San callinl Ill• playhou,. at till-rectl•• at ~ on1 ....
Clemente. where the show will . _:177.:_t!::· _____ -::c===P'..:~::::'::'='°=·tli=·:::'·::•ij::p!'.:· :;;;·:;";:--II; open Sept. 14 for th re ei-
weekends. F u r t b e r ln·
formation may be obtained by
calling the playhouse . at 492·
005.
ManagJna director H a p
Graham will direct both
Laguna 1'1oulton Playhouse of.
ferings , the new co medy "For-
ty Carats" by Jay Allen and
the Tennessee Williams drama
"Summer and S mote .''
J:teadings for both plays will
be held at I o'clock in the
playhouse. 606 Laguna Canyon
Road. Laguna Beach.
L .. 3ACADEM Y AWARDS
", ·, · ~·'""~ 8t11 C<~en.,l•tr•~~,
ri·" I·.'""~ 1d1pUllO~ ~nd u·~t·"41 ~·"'I
"Tidd ler .. -
ontheRPof"
A cast of fivt' men and six
"'Omen is required for "F'orl v
Carats." while "Summer and
Smoke'' calls for a company
of tight men and five women
Both plays feature c 11 st
membtrs in all age brackets.
on the screen
15th SMASH WEEK!
"forly Carats' will open
the Laguna season on SepL 12
and "will run through Sept 30,
l{H~ Of llll·llGHTID ~A•CIWG &Di Offttt
Oil'ltilJ.00-1.00J'" M(ll,l'l.n. rMJl1. ...
J "' WID, li>O. loOO, "'-ltlOAV lrlOSAf, &
$1.11.1.00.MJ.. .. )O
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2ND NIT
SCIWfNE~
IOOOICT>Oll
Nicholas .....
Alexandra
AHONZOll FlM "'-COlULlllAPICTIJllES
..... ,..... 7:ot. 10:10
AU J TMIATllS
' Barney wanted women in the worst way .
Md· that's the way he got them. · ·· .... ;:!~
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flown w Koch -... Mel Silnon ,.._
Alan Arkin ....
....astof
the Reel Hot
1 rnerS"
is llrilD. • •• ...... _ Sallv Keller111an
Paula Prentiss
..Renee Tavlor _,,_..._ _,.......,o1w11oc11 -.. o.aw.
Music SC0. W ...., "9fli Cab "'1 l«Ml.U A l'n1tcllf ~
P '~:.~:·~·~1:11 ..... Exclusive~~::~ Eng_agement
• •••• ••: 2nd TOP COMEDY ""'li;iif"' l At BOTH THEATRES : DICK VAN OYK'f • • ANGIE DICKI NSON
Milli &1nl1
M ha11 ~m11 ~11
li~~ld ~l~JIO ll!irt ~mil
'*_ ... ,,..,. l-.1 ®-~
CONTINUOUS DAILY
12:30. 3:30
1,00 & 10,00 P.M.
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FOUNTAIN VAWY Rangers
To Uphold
Park Laws -
PlltmUX. ArlL (AP) -
Tiie -Perb Deporlmtnl, botbend by t•it•1tJe11
ele Jiii'! ._,.....,Will
UN-BROOK {;-HARDWARE aud LUMBER .. ~
''Mlec:telJ fllllel'S'' ....... olllcen >ylbuallilid to
malllt_,...ts.
Depw~.m Director Dennis
~ said hll departlllent
Is ernL!Jlt!rlng cues of theft,
....... alcohol ·-· fights, lllterlal. noile and violation of
boaU. lawz.
"MGll ol the people who
....,. lo our poru are well
bebaYlll and the parb are
safe,'' llcCartby aakt .. But
Ille .,..... ii growing and It
does -IOIDe people who won't a.,Mve."
He ·illid aberilf'1 deputies t---------------------. --cannot respond to calls because of the un-
I
certalaty of their jurladlctlon
... stale land!. \
. 0 A. common complaint by our ......,-, 'Is tbal eome
visitors l<now Ibey are not
peace olllceri and thus openly
flout our rulet and regula·
lions," be said.
McCarthy said II ii not -posed to arm the ..._ aa
bu been authorized I n
callfornla, but I b e y wlll
•'have access to arm1." ~Four rangera already have
taken police training offered
by the u.:O{•" Service, McCarthy , 11111 another
eight wlll emoll In training
-Glfend by the Depart-ment ol Pullllc Solely and
quaUly u -officers by nalllllUller.
uwe will ltrive for con..
-of training wherever lt II available," said Ken
Wogner, I he department's
clllef ranger. w.....,. said hlotorlcal parka
.,. not Included In the pro-cram al preaenl but it would
he ·-to ouch sites If It te,..,... necessary.
McCorthy said he will .ask
the -.ey general If the -1111 neecil formal action by 1111 lelillalure. I
Lighthouse
AMonm.nent
SAN PEDRO '(APl -;,,.
ta-yes-old. Point Ferm t n
Llgllbouae !\f.,)\tm
llesf8plted as a '*'Ol181
historic place by the federal
govemnent.
The """"'1tlon, announced
by Rep. Glenn Anderson (0.
-City), qualifies the
llgbthouoe for !eden! funds
for •""""'911on and develop.
meat lad pnitecil It from
ha'm ' or destruction b y
ledenlly funded construcUon
projects.
The lighthouse Is
one of the low remaining 19th
centiry lllhlhouaes on the
Callfarnla coast.
•DWAlltDS
M•rtM·M, EdW1rda. AN 1S, of 112 »tt'I
st., "'""""'°"' Bndl. Dett of duth, Julr to. 1'72. llll'Ylv«I bY" -. Robtr1
EdWtrdl Jr., NtwpOrt 8ffdl1 8tNlld
H. EdWtlrcll. EICOl'ldklo1 Hu9tlttf, Robtrtt C. GuUldt, of Htrbor' Cl1y1
tll;ttr, leulM RtmNud, Tulu1111111 ...,.In •rtftdchlldrtn. StrVlcn, Moncltr,
to A.M.. Btll Bro..:lwty cn.p.i, lnttrfM!lt, Htrbof Rt1I Mtmorl1I
Ptrt. 1911 8rotdWn MortuarY, DlrK-
"'" TAalR /
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~ E. T.-.. 31.,(Countrv Club Dr1w. C.0.1• MeNI. D1tt of dt1t11, JulY 21, 1,n. ~rvl'ltd bY wlf9, Georwl11 d..,.,...,.., Pttrlcl1 AM BAnntr,
Anahthtl1 Miil.ti AM M1e00nlld,
C"'9 Melli Vlrtlnl1 l.M Lot!, Mono
t-1 MllrY Lynn Tiber, C011t1 Mtt11
ll;lft, 6-'N Mld!MI Tiber, Colt•
MeN1 1lsttr, Mn. HtrwY Hldn,
T1tttln1 llitother, H•rokl L Tllbtr, ~1 five 1r1l'ldctllldl'9'\, s.r-tlcn. Moncln, JulY )ii, 11 A..M .• l"Klflc Vlrw
Chapel, ....... mem. PKlflc v It w Mlmorlel l"lfk. FamllY ........ tllHI
whnlne '° ~· "'-1•1 con-trlbllt'-o ....... c:ontrlblllt fl) Holt
Mernorlll Houlltl C1rdlK c. ... Unit, PK:ltk Yltw MortvltY, Dlrtdorl.
.8ALTZ BERGERON
1FUNERAL HOME
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CoroudelMar mMl4I
Colla Mesa tllzat
' . BEJ,L BROADWAY
' MoRnlARY
. u •. -.,.. Coola -uuaa
,.llt(j'QRiUc\ LAGUNA
-mt.\CU 1'0RTUARY 11'51-~M. -II tACIFl~Vml
lllMORIAL PAR&
q,.pei__,
Paclllc View Drive ,.._llt-.~ -'AMILY
FUNERAL
1 Inch x 1·2 Inch
PINE SHELVING
• Gets lhing1 tog,ther in garage, pantiy or service area.
• Surfaced " 1fde.--tltility grade,
4 ft •....• 52'
5 ft •....• 65'
6 ft •...•• 79'
8 ft •..••• s1os
$129
SAT, & SUN. ONLYI
Roll-Up Type
PWTIC SHADES
• Made af non·fade, % " PVC pla1iic.
,. Choo1• white, avocado or woad grain -includ_e•
. all hardware.
• ft. x 6 ft.
·-.$a.19 ..
•21•
4 6 ,ft, x t ·ft.
;11111. "-·" ·'3" a ft. x 6 ft.
REG. $6.99 •s"·
SAT. &
SUN. ONLYI
Ready To Finish
12 DRAWER DRESSER
• Big, roomy'l 2 drawer knotty pine dre11er for plenty
of extra storage space,
• 54" wide x 1"" deep x 33" high-features French
dovetail drawers,
Rough loard
REG. $41.99
SAVI
$12 .00
SAT. &
SUN. ONLYI
· CEDAR FENCING
• 1"x4"i6 ft. cedar boards make a durOble fence.
• ln1tO'll1-qulc•ly & easily .
UG. 59c
SAJ. a SUN. ONLYI 49~ ..
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Sale Price s Honored
SaJ. & Sun., July 22 & 23
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EXTiRl.OR
11$tock Up Now & Save!11
• • Y" 4 ft.xi ft• exterior-shop plywood.
Y" Great for all your outside building prolecis~
Y" J11st the thing for wall siding, enclosing
patios, 1 OO's of uses.
I ~ yit ·Grab a bunch at. this hot price!
/ I
l .,
2x4xl ~. Long
REDWOOD STUDS
• U1e for patio decking, fencing, patio
furniture.
• Goad solid redwood,
surfaced " sides,
ends trimmed with
eased edges.
REG. 69c 44c
SAT, & SUN. ON\YI
........ I CeClt
, . REG. -56.99 ' ' . • •
' 12'' x 12'' x '/2''
· COii PANELS
• Cocoo colored panels Insulate 1
~ & absorb noise.
• Easy to install--
they can be cut
to fit your plans.
RIG.
25c 15~
JAT. & IM ONLTI -·
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.. ft. x 8 ft. x 'h ~ttilck,
•VA & FHA appr ed.
uG. $2.39 .. s1~
1AT. &_ IUIC. ONLY1
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Con~t Type
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LATEX HOUSE PAINT PICTUIE . FUME' MOULDlllG WHHllARROW
• Far on ~ & masonry 11.tf"facn.
• HMvy dVI"/
polyoihylone.
•Hondlot-
aonylft9 --
• Resists cracking,
pHllng, foding &
· cholldng.
111 ..... ,, $599
SAVlfl,00 w.
IAT. & SUN. ONLT1
llO, f2.4t ,~
' • 8 distinctive patterns--
'" silhouette .... ..... •• , ...
\ . • 'K'ftn.drled pin......,_fOCty .
to finish & assemble •
lllG. 2k
UT. & IUIL ONLTI
TUaiia.Oi•·
•Hoa•r-dulYutrvded a1u .. u ... tro..wtk.,
~kal:M panel1. "
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STATION WAGONr · .
DISCOUNTED UP TO
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$107:7
Fro11 Wllldow Sticker
(587704)
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6 YIARS.N0.1 IN ORAHI
COUNI Y'LINCOLN-MlilCURY IALlll
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NEW 1972 COMET
2 !)R. SED.
$
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DEALER
COST
BIG
STOCK
(Dt<Hr Cost i...:ludes
Freight, Fott. Hol d
Bock and Dealer
Prtp)
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DISCOUNTED UP TO
Fnm Window Sftcker
(1112.12)
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V-8, factory air cOncfttiqning, eow.er steering, pow-
-.er.-(~flc-1 Wrakni",t:adio, heater, ~vinyl roof, Li-·
oom0'.S8L756. 1-/ll.W mileso1
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~: MONTEREYS
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DISCOUNTED UP TO
$917
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Sedan DeVilte .
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V-8, OIJto. tr«1s., foctory oir conditioning, full power, pOwr sletrir)g.
powtl' {disc) brakes. power windows, power·seots, AM FM Sflr'IO, htot-
er, whitewall tirtt. vinyl roof, tinted, gloss, wheel covers, Landou·top.
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·4 DOOR . .
Satut4ay, July 22, 1972 DAILY PILOT 'Ji_
nsT DRIVE THE SEXY
NEWY-6
THE HOT ONES
FROM EUROPE!
CAPRI •
PANTERA
THREE MODERN llEW COLORS
READY FOR'IMMED. DELIVERY.
DEM6Rfl(Jt't\1NCE! .
Beautiful Showroom Fresh '
72'$ DRASTICALLY. . 1 ~
REDUCED TO. CLEAR.
COMET -CAPRI-PANTERA
CONTINENTAL-MARK IV
MONTEREY-MONTEGO-MARQUIS
COUGAR
WHILE THEY LASTI .
1969· SUNBEAM
I 2 DR. G.T~
4 .cyl. 043AKV
$1077 ------
'69 TOYOTA
COROLLA
4--s,peed. r1clio,.he1ter,1No. XCH l 1'6 . .• ~ '$1;477
v.e, 1uto. '-tr,afts., 'factory air conditioning, full
power, power steering, power . windows, radio1 hH!or, wh$1' 8'7·)01H638 ··
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RT BROUGHAM
V-8. wto. trons .. factory oir conditioning, power steering.
rodio, htcter, vinyl roof, tinted glass. wheel cavers. ZST854 •
'70 PONT.
4 D.OOR H.T.
Bonnevill!' B;ougham. VS, auto. tr1ns., factory air
eOnditioning, power steerincj, radio, Lend1u top,
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Everyone Has
Something That
Someone Else Wants
DAILY PILOT CtASSIFIED ADS
·r11e Biggest Mark~tpl~ce on the Orange Coast -Dial 642·5£?78 for Fast Results
¥ ou Ca11 Sell It,
·-Find It, Trade It
With • Want. Ad
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General General • ~·neral Geotral
·DIAMONDS AR=E"""'A_, __ * __ *__.__..1....._* __ * __ *_ 1;;=,,, .... ="ROA=o=v1=EW;;. O.ner•I General
GIRLS BEST FRIEND ~ 1111'1 ..
and this 2.., sq. ft. 3 Bdnn.
honH! \vill truly ht the dia-* TAYLOR CO * mond In your life. Every '"°' a d•Hgbt • lrom lh<
<.'Overed patio to t h <'
1paclou.s Roman bath .
Yours for only $39,990. Try
s.4.000 dov.11 or use yo11r GI. A Ul'lllOOf tou:
CLASS IC! Here "ii is! -An absolutely im·
maculate 4 bedroom, 3 baUi, single story es~
tale on a 10,000 sq. Ct. lot dotted with fruit
trees & bordered with walks, lawns & patios.
Located amid other custom homes just a chip
shot from the golf course and a lob from the
tennis courts. New offering at $79,500.
PHONE UNIQUE HOMES, MESA YEIDI, 146·5ff0
COOL .SHADE
Trees gaJore &. a 4 Bdrm.
home \Vlth a new 18' beam·
ed ceiling bedroorn, used
brick fireplace, 16x22 J>\lflo
& a big fenc.1!d yard. $22S.
month on GI includes tR.Xes
& Insurance. TotaJ price-
$28,"00.
DIVORCES u ~ lfJU *= ti()Ml:i Do ~~K,~.~. D,~An~~kc •
ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE steal? Quick. call us to sec
NltEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES "Spncemaker". It's perfect for the executive ,,110 must
CORONA DEL MAR. 175-80(l(• • MESA VERDE entc11ain. 1Sx1' hented It.
54 .. 5990 • NEWPORl IEACH, 645-6500 • CALL u$ filtl'red pool 1vith jacuzzi,
I '!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!ll!l!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!'!!222±!!!!i!!!l!&±!J!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!lti!!!!!!•I toads <ll f extra. d~kin1de._ I~ "'!-l G I h!autifu carpeUng ins 1---~~ -·-----"-"-'-"--·-...-----··-··· 1 with double J"Uhbc-r pad, a
•... !pll ...... 'lll!lWllfll completely finished b()nus 1'00m &. acres of olher ex·
tryy.. 4 B4trm'1, plu~ 3 baths. liltli~~~¥fill~I Pr!~ right at $58.~. Sub-mu any good cash out offer,
A HOME WITH EVERYTHING!
Great view from near new 4 BR., 2lh ba., 2
frplcs., wet bar, family rm.; 3 car garage.
Lovely landscaping. Walk to school. $76,500.
·Mary Harvey
CAMEO SHORES
OPEN SUN. 2-5. 315 MILFORD RD. Perfect
for small family. Wood paneled family room
with wet bar & fireplace. $85,000.
Carol Tatum
OPEN SUN. 1-5 THE BLUFFS
2166 VISTA ENTRADA. 3 BR, 2 ba. Lpvely
patio overlooking greenbelt, Popular ''Boni-
ta" upgraded model. Absentee owner.
$51,500. Mary Lou Marion
LUSK HARBOR VIEW
See this 3 BR. jewel box. Beautiful landscap-
ing & decorating. 3 Car garage. You O\VD the
land. Call for details. $73,500. Lavera Burns
LIDO ISLE WAY OF LIFE
Enjoy private beaches, tennis & c1ub in this
immac. famil y 4 BR.; D.R., great mstr.
suite w/sitting rm . & deck. 65' Lot. $122,500.
Eugeae Vreeland
COUNTRY ESTATE IN THE CITY
Spacious 5 BR. 3 Ba. home located on fee
land in Corona del Mar, w/view of surround-
ing hills. Formal din . & family rrns. $95,000.
llarriett Davies
HARBOR VIEW BEAUTY
Brand ne\v Lusk built 4 BR. home. Fam. rm.
\V/frplc. Ocean view. Professionally decorat·
ed. $96,500 Includes the land.
APPROX. Y, ACRE -LARGE POOL
4 BR.. 3 baths: !amily rm. & din, rm. On
cul-de.sac street & steps to park . A mus1
to see! $79,500. Edie Olson
larwin realty inc.
541.Ki411 f24 hrs.) ~
-*-TRIPLEX *-
Prlme oceanfront: tv.'O 3-BR.
2 Ba.; one unit 2 BR, 11,!
Ba. $160,000 ·Submit.
Call: 673-3663 67l-66S8 Eves. * OCEANFRONT *
llome. 4 Bdrm.'!., 2 hath.~.
with 40 ft. fl'onta.e;c. This
oltlcr home has lge. living
rm .. frplc.: dining nn., ex.
Ira. lgc. kitch. Obi. garage
plus extra parking. Best
area, nr. Ne1\'port Harbor
Yacht Club. Easy to Hhcnv.
$100.000.
NEWPORT ISLAND
Channing Provincial home
on ft.2 lot. 2 Bclrn1s., !rplc.,
palio. In xlnt oond. Vacant
quick possession. S49.500.
Call: 673-3663 642-2253 Eves.
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
2~2S VI Sc!b<)a 1>71·)66)
Randrr-1/2 Acre $~9,950
Near NEWPORT! Pictur-
ei;que RED RANCH llOUSE!
Giant shade trees galore!
All knotty pine lnsidr.
Ranch kitchen v.•ilh beam
ceilin~. Dining room, too:
Big covered patio. BAR-
GAIN • BARGAIN! CAii fas1
645-0303.
I OHISI L 01 \0\
PtAlT(lJ;1~
IRVINE TERRACE -OCEAN VIEWI
Custom elegance! Designed · & built w-ith no
expense spared . Superb home for family &
entertaining. 3 Jge . bdrooms, separate guesl
qtrs.. 6 bath s. den, 20' DR. and lanai with
wet bar, Extensive use of marbJe thruout.
Master suite \Vith Catalina view. Secluded
pool & fabulous shuffleboard co11rt. ~165,000.
1921 SABRINA TERR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -$100,000
Breathtakine-view of b.a,v & blue Pacific. 3
Bdrm .. 3 bath contemporary \Vith luxurious
carpeting-& drapes. Really exotic.
204 KINGS PLACE OPEN SUN. 1-5:30
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
PAINTERS OPPORTUNITY' Here is your
chance. Charming rustic ProvinCtal with 3
bedrooms, dining room & 2 baths on a prime
corner site in the prestigious quiet area of
penini;ula point. . . . . . ............. $75,000.
2149 SEVILLE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 :30
CORONA DEL MAR "OWN-YOUR-OWN "
On the water! Fantastic view & pride of own·
ersbip bldg. Private marina. pool , jacuz:z..i &
security guard. Adult occupied. 2 Bedrooms,
2 baths~ many other amenities .... , . $89,950
EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE
Near ne\ll , custom bit. 5 bdrm. home. Design-
ed by 1-Ierbert Brownell . Most rooms have
lovely water vie\v. LJ!e. family rm. & formal
dining room . Many fine features1
• Pier and
slip. Good location. . . . . . . . . !167,000.
16 LINDA ISLE DR OPE N SAT/SUN 1-5:30
IRVINE TERRACE -$54,900
Really sharp! Very attractive brick trim
charmer with lovel.v pool. Spacious 3,. bed-
rooms & DR. Near Ne,voort Center.
1601 BONNIE DOONE OPEN SAT/ SUN 1..1 :30
CHERRY LAKE AREA -$72,500
Lovely view. Country living in Newport
Beach. Perfect for teenagers. Lge. split
le vel 5 bdrm. home widen (could be 6th bd·
rm.). DR. & rumpus rm. Extra 1ge. liv. rm.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$47,500
Be the lucky one' Se~ this most popular Mer
naco model today. Colorful shag carpeting,
sunny & cheerful. 3 Bedrms. or 2 & den & on
a quiet street -plus. you own the land.
2021 PT. WEYBRIDGE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
' LIDO ISLE --$139,500
Professionallv decorated and perfection
throughout. Fresh sparkling colors & custom
ouality. 3 Bedroom home with formal dining
rm. & lge. play room. 101' lot.
OCEANFRONT VIEW SITE
Encinitas R-2 Lot. High on a cliff overlook·
ing fabulous beach & ocean. Near I.a Costa.
LlfilDA ISLE LOT -$69,500
A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build
your o\vn luxury home on thii; island of finer
homes & yachting. A rea1 buy!
Office Ooen Saturday & Sunday
"Our 27th Year"
NEW !<!STINGS -IRVINE COVE
3 Bdr1ns., fam. rm .. beaut. ~ardens & extra
lge. pool; brkfst. area in kitchen . $139,500.
3 Bdrms .. tam. rm .. extra lge. game rm. w/
frplc. & wet bar ; pool -vie\v. K. Raulston
~ "" to~~~:~~! tor this WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.;lt-.llltors
3 bed~m. z bath no 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road
4 BR., 3 BA., FAM. RM. & POOL
S66,800 -Still occupied by original o\vners.
Clean. bri~ht, shows like a model home.
Great front & back yard & patio. See this
now ! Al Fink
PRIVATE BEACHFRONT
Vacant lot on 60 It. o! wbite sandy beach.
Outstanding vie'v of bay & boats. Now is the
time to build your home! $49,750. M. C Buie
I
133-0700
644-2430
maintenance horn!'. Also ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club"
features built-in kitchen, NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 644-4910
dishwuher &-double car
gara~c. Better check this G~en-0-,-.,~-----.,-.-n-er-1~,-----
onc TODAY'.
C wAll<fR & tH
Real!on 646-7711
2043 'Vestclifi Drive
Open 'till 9 PM BA.YFRONT ~
THE BEST
OF CORONA DEL MAR
3 BDRM. plus !·BR. deluxe corner duplex
$69,500
4 BDRM .. pool , view. Private beaches $72,500
OPEN SUN. 1·5 4501 DORCHESTER RD.
CHOIC E HOME. panoramic bay & ocean views.
5 Bedrooms· 1 story. $96.000
1601 KINGS ROAD
OPEN SUN. f.5
PAr.~OR.M1JC VLE\V of bay
A oceiln • Charming home,
Jie. llv room. din. roo1n, at·
tractive entry, 3 kingslze
bdnns., 2 batbs, bit-ins incL
1Tfri1. 6: .ftftzer, hobby
roon1, cua:tom built • $65.000.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
9192 ALBANY CIRCLE
OPl!N SAT. & SUN . l·S
Lge. 4 Bdm1 .. 2 baths, 18xJi
playroom v.•/blt·in \\'el bar.
carpet thruout, So!arlan
floor CO\'ering kilrhen A:
bath, elccl. Bit-in~. nt1v
D/\V, elect. gar. Opener,
Snrinklcrs F /lt-SJ.S,900.
20862 MISSION LANE
OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1·5
HUNTINGTON BEAOI ·
Sv.-in1ming pool, 4 Bd1ms .. 2
Baths, 1An1. room w/11·et
bar, garden kit chen,
Spanish motif · NO\V ONLY
$42.500.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CORL"l/ER R-2, Older roomy 4
lxlrm .. 2 bath, fireplace. fix-
er-upper, PRICED at ONLY
$30,000 • Tc1ms. * BAYSHDRES *
CORNER LOT · Custom
Built, 2 Bdrni., 2 bath, lge.
living roon1, lg:e. family
roon1, secluded patio dbl.
car garage plus car port for
boat or recreational vehicle
• l>IUST RE SHO\VN BY
APPT. Call to st'f'.
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
224 \V. Coast Hw$r. 548-5527
NC\\'pClrt Beach Eve. 545-5643
MR. CLEAN
POOL HOME
Complele refurbishing just
completed. Sparkling 4 BR.
2 Ba., pool home 1vith
hard\\"OOd OooN;, plaJ1ter
"'alls, tremendous C"OVel"td
patio, fire ring It. brand new
drape!!. Vacant, ready '*r;i
summer pool parties. PrljS:
ed below market at $33.9i'.I.'
Low dol\-·n pa yme nt
available.
546-08!KI I Ope nEves. l
• HERITAGE . . REALTORS
POOL PERFECT
Jump In and enjoy the swim,
the weather's fine/ This
beautllully appointed 3 bed·
room and family is a mwt
to see, pill! freshly painted
interior that \VOU!d mak:e
-lfielieitiF s Jealoua. All
this including huge pool it
oUered at only $33, 750.
CAU. w today.
540-1151 (Open Eves. )
l~="!!l
EXT11A LARGE
FAMILY?
Try this beautiful 5
Bedroom, 2,800 sq. ft. laml·
ly home just a short
distance from the CQUntry
clnb. Jlow'A thlt for a. buy at
MACNAB
IRVINE
FtNER HOMES
FOR YOUR "FAIR LADY"
3 BR. Vista Vle\v Living Room . Formal
Dining Roon1 . Sliding glass doors to seclud·
ed Patio and a Pool. Open Snt. & Sun. 1-5
P.~·1. 268 Ocean,·ic\\'.
ADULT FRENCH BAVFRONT
Striking bayfront ne,1· home.
Combined master su ite and sit-
ting roon1 . l ipper le vC'I enjoys
panoramic Jlt\RilOR VIE\V £rom
LR .. DR .. tile deck & country kitchen.
Gue st \\'ing \\'/BR .. sittin!! room '''/vie\V
deck. Slip. Fee land . S251 ,350. By appl.
(714) 675-J9S5 01· 642-3235.
DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT LOTS
For 100' yacht s -305 Morning Star @
$97,500. \v/128' on \Vrtter -207 North Star
(ii) $89,500. '" 1115' on '''alcr. Drive bv -
CaJl Maxine \Villia1ns/Barbnra Aune (714)
642-8235. ,
LINDA ISLE
Your opportunity for im1nediate. possession
and full enjoyment of the Season. Beautiful
NEW 5 BR. -4'h bath Bayfront Home,
Slio for 55' cn1iser + smaller craft.· See
it this weekend! Open Sat. & Sun. 1~5 p.m.
•46 Linda Isle. Dave Cook 642-8235.
LIKE A SPR INC: MORNING
Jt.,delight! I.ight. nirv. fresh 4 BR .. for1nal
DR .. Jarl?e nl'!nelled FR .. lofty ceilin).':. and
a myriad of no,vers ~t r1>l rhin!' to a soark-
lin!! B11y & Ocean \'IF.\\'. Jane Frazee
642-8235.
DELIGHTFUL
3 BR .. convf'rtible den. nearlv .ne\\' East
side Costa J\1esa. Quiet cul·de-~ac near
schools . .Just t he placP for a PrO\\'in" fami·
Iv. At $3.'i,9:-0 the price is ri ght! Charles
Arnold 642·82i5.
LAST OF THE GREATEST
Final oonortuni ty to choose from 1t\'O strik·
ing 3 BR .. FR. & Dn . nC\\'\y co111pleted
Ivan Wells' Custon1 1-fnme!'i \\'/s\veeoirig
Bay.&. mountain vie\v. From ~110.200--~120,·
900. r\J\ unusual chance to share in New-
119rt's fantastic appreci.>tlilo. Furnis~ed
model open dall y at 2018 Galaxy Drive,
Dover Shores.
LAGUNA BEACH VIEW LOTS
2 adjacent lots overlooking White Wftter
and exclusive resort homes. MtT~T ~F.LL
-$20,000 total! Gladys Russell 642-8235.
BIG CANYON
Handsome double doors open to an en-
trance JfalJerv w /beamed ceilinj!' & tile
floor. Ma~nificent Golf Course Vie,v . 5
BR's., 4 baths. $173,500. OPEN SAT. &
SUN. 1·5 p.m. •9 Greonbrler -~uord will
direct you. Maxine Williams 642-8235.
DOVER...5.l:IORES
Spectacular upper bay view. Exquisite 4
BR. -3 bath home. Formal DR -spa-
cious FR. Dramatic 2-story entry w/sky-
light. Large patio & garden. $112.900.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M. 1836 Galaxy Dr. .
[Irvine I 11ocnob·IMno••1tyCom•• .. I
101 Dlww om. 142·1135
1a.u MecArttMlr '44·1200
H...,ort ... dt, CllUornl• 12111
$52.500? Call today for ap. -----------------
pointment to see.
C. F. COLESWORTHY & COMPANY, REALTORS
HARD TO AND HARBOR HIGHLANDS DON'T WAIT to BUY REAL ESTATE
. BUY Rt:AL ESTATE AND WAIT
Gontral
Want the
WHOl,.E T .. NG?
AU ti>< ECONOMIC LIFE,
that ill, bee•~ ~
trlple.xe1 are a newly bullt
pair, side by stde. The
design is claask: llO thtre 14
no fear oJ 1tyle
obaolesceoc'f', The quallty ol
the con1trucUon will outlaat
your children. 1bett are
bttlconlet: and ftreplaCH.
Each bath hu both tub and
a ahower 11tnll. T h e.
neighbOrhood ill upgraded
toward the status of these
unlta. O\\'l'W"r occupied ts a
hRPPY 1ltu!\tio11 for reuoiu:
!rouble-free li\•ing -central
location • substantial tax
shelter. 't'ht• pl't'sence of
numerous 1\ght manufac·
turi~ tacil\tiell In 1he A~a
assurea a very sn1nll vacan-
cy factor. lnvc~t in the
tuture. Call ~2313 for
mot;e information.
1-0l THE REAL
'N ES'.fAJE~;>
10 UNITS
EASTSIDE
Individual housca on 120'x300'
lot. Xlnt tnx shl'ller and
temu, wi!h eood leverage.
l!'u\ly rented with a consi1-
tent income of $1660. a mo.
$150,•.
Newport
••
F1irview
646-1111
SUPER HOUSE , IT ISi
Super ('(ln·lltion nnd super
prltt. 3·1.arge bedroom.I!, 2
bath.~. heavy fihnke root.
family l'Qfltn, O\·ers~d lh·.
Ing 100111 and d o u b I e
i::n.rage. Beautiful locnlion 1n
Notlh Cosl"a Mesa clost• Id
all schools and lhowin1!.
Priced only $33,950. CALL
"" lk!Alt.. 515-5880{
$27,950
Anumt SV•% L .. n ;
Payn1ent1 leas than renL Thq
rear yard ha• be11utUul fruit
trees, covered patio, and
BBQ area. 3 Bedrooms, den.
built-in range. oven ,
dlthwasher, natun.I brick
flreplace, no down terms.
Bric. 540-1720
TARBELL
2955 J-farbo1·, Coi;,o. ;\le3'1
~--~~----* CADJUM YEU..OW *
Indian red Zinnias d«."Orafe_
kitchen in 3 BR, warm
\yalnut den. Much kwe here.
$39,500.
REAL ESTATE
TREASURES
1831 \Veatcliil, N.B. 8-15-$770
COOL BLUE POOL! $33,!150
3 l:K!droom &. famlly room.
Formal d I n I n g nn.,
buUt-ins, elegant firephu:t',
prestige area. BC!lt ll'nn.s.
TARBELL ~"10-1720. * "DOLL HOUSE" * 2 BR. + den, lik~ Rf'""'! Steps
to beach, pool~. tennis &:
clubhout.e. $33,000.
CAYWOOD REALTY * 541-1290 *
Sell tdle lterra now1 Call
w.¥1& Now! ----General
Priced just-right and available !or occupancy before the start or school. Large three bed·
room localed on a tree lined ·stt;eet -quiet inside Jot with little traffic. Walk to Marin·
ers School and the library. Cool patio ond inviting fireplace. Up-graded throughout. Call
!or delail1.
TWO-STORY GRACIOUSNESS WITH BONUS ROOM
Situated on a hillside lot wUh ocean and canfOD view In dramatic lUrbor View !lilts. Con·
vonient noor plan with large family rQ!l.!!U.d1actnt to kitchen, formal dining room and
expansive living room. Four large bedrooms plus 3 ballii."'This model featurestlie up.
stair. bonus room that is large enough to engage in lbe International sport of Ping Pong.
Some thin !!'.S like the value or .an investment on Balboa Island just don't change. You can
remember when you could have bought ... Here Is a soundly coastructed duplex less
than a block Crom the bay wilh an exceuent rental (eeord. 'fhree bedrooms plus two
baths and large service area up plus 2 bedroom 2 bath un it on the lower level. Lari• 2
car garage plus o!( street IOI' two more cars. Modern kitchens, deligbUully decorated
and lhe o,wner v.•ant& action. '86.500 and hurry.
Perfect family living and priced under $80 ,000. .
FOR THE FAMILY WHO LOVES THE OUT-Of.DOORS
The very private paUo and pool are accessible !rom the living, family, and master bed-
room. Massive volcanic rocli fireplace and open beam ceilings. Kitchen has all the new·
est bullt·lns plus roomy pantry •.. family ond master balh Ceature pullman lavatories.
Clean e.xterlor lines on this Newport beauty. Separate renced play yard for the slide and
swlnf •eL This three bedroom phis formal dining room is offered at $66,950. Open Sat-
urday and Sunday. 1863 Bayport Way, Newport Buch.
MORE THAN A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE
Securely localed in the heart o! Big Canyon, this home oilers the ultimate In gracious
llvlng. Decorated with coordinated colors running lo the eoft greens and yellows in Van
Lull papers, custom color window coverings and Cinest In deep pile carpets throughout.
Four bedrooms, three baths, family room , Corm al dining room, modern built · In Island
kitchen and so much , much more. Call for appointment. ·
THREE BEDROOM RANCH HOME WITH SHAKE ROOF CHARM
Corner lot with lar~e mature trees lo shade this line home. Hardwood floorr, brick fire-
place, driftwood panelling and storage galore. The warm all built-In kitchen says "linger
a •bile". The 1peclal delllched flmUy .room with wet bar and 'h bath could easily double u guest room or In-law apartmenL Thll is a dandy and just listed al $48,995.
Eastbluff Office, 2545 Eastbluff Drive-640-0020 _
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THE HAPPIEST PEOPLE
IN TOWN
•TV-Chan . 4 • 1750 Offices
• Radio • Referral
System • Nerspaper e Blllbo'1ds
Because never has a 'Real Estate Co.
ottered n 111uch for so little -when
It's time to •ell.call the office nearest --you.
. NIWl'OIT HEIGHTS .
Owner says sell now! Bring any offer on thi!
lwrurlous 3 BR home with formal dlnlng rm.
Own~ ii Interior decorator, and it 1hOWli. can 54&-864-0.
ALL THMS
Cotta M68. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home with added
rumpus room. Nice area close tQ schools and
1hopplna:. Now asking only $28.000. Call
54~0-
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IU.CH HAU
~lost desirable 3 BR, 2 BA, 1A mi. to ocean.
Spoclous floor plan includes utlliiy rm.· In
quality bUUt-guallty area subdlvlslon. Sweet «. sharp! Only $30,950. Call 842°5541.
1 IEDROOM-$15,500
G1·cat bachelor pad or starter home for young
c:ouplr. ·Seven yr old cond~ In excellent t'On-
ditlon. Try t.o Ix-a t this price. 546-8640.
VACANT HAUTY
$29,'50
Be11t Costa l\ltsa area, walldng distance to .1111
iichools incl Catholic, 4 Bdrm, 2 bath con·
v!"rtcd tu J + den, lots of cupboard11 and
1·oun1cr space in built-in kitchen; 1 ear
i:arl\ge, fireplace. 5rA, down, Owner \\'ants
action. CAil 546-8640.
COSTA MUA CHllAPll
$22,tsO
This J Bedroom home has near new cpt and
drapes, \VoOd panelling, painted in~idc and
out. Oversized lot. Best buy in town. Hurry!!!
546-8640.
2 llDROOM OLDIE/GOODIE
$23,500
Excellent Eastsldt Costa Mesa location. Big,
big lot, house is hidden by a forest of trets,
cute u can 00. Great fo[' small family -
Don't miss it! ean 546-8640.
HUGE EXECUTIVE MANSION
MHA VllDE POOL SPECIAL!
Just reduced $1000 -vacant ready to move
in. 3 BR, ram. Rm:. 15 x 30 swlm pool. Freshly
painted lntcrlof'. Only $31,950. Hurry,_ cllll
842-5541.
FANTASTIC FOUR PLUS
FAMILY ROOM
In1maC'ulatc home in Fountain Valley school
district. Lart;e family room, plus fonnaJ din•
ing area. SJJ&rkling kitchen look., onto CO\'•
r rrd patio and rose garden. Thi.'! is a ne'"
listing. Sl'e it no'''~ Only $34.500. Call
96:!· 777 1.
1700 s9. FT. -$27,tSO
t::xtra larg:c 3 bd1m for active family. lfugc
111str bdrm & living room. Large patio and
beautiful yal'ds. Shake root. Great .area for
chlldN.'n. Call 846-2881 .
FOUi ON THE FLOOR!
Four bedrooms on one floor that Is 1900
square feet or gracious living. Upgraded shag
carpets throughout, separate master bedroom
suite, freshly painted interior, covered patio,
special yard for dogs plus a garage door
opener. DO NOT MISS THIS ONE! call
962.m1.
TERRIFIC STARTH HOME WITH POOL
2 Bdrm with pool. Assume FHA loan at $150
mo. Great play al'ea (or the young in heart.
Cpts, Opes, <bhwr, dining room. Call 846-2881.
COSTA MESA·NEWPORT IEACH
262' HARIOR ILV0-5464640
HUNTINGTON IU.CH
HILLSIDE HOME LAGUNA HILLS
Magnificent ?.1ission Viejo home with cool
ocean breezes. cathedral ce:illngi;, patio kitch·
en, private master bedroom iYi.le, C_reaJ home
for entertaining. Cpts, d~.. sprinklers. Lux·
urious family roo1n. Professional landscaping.
$37,9~. Call 846-2881.
FOUR BDRM POOL MOVE IN NOW !!!
$29,950
Assume 1''HA at S162 1no, Washer, dryer, l'f'-
frlierator, cpts & dpes. Squeaky t·lcan and
ready for that big fnn1ily. Chvncr ready to
deal. Will pay poinl<i. Call 846-2881.
"OVERLOOKS THE GOLF COURSE"
This SHORECUFF home is a "Must See." A
dr.llghtfUl ho1nc !or family living and enter·
tainlng. Three bedrooms, 1 % baths, lush car·
JJCls th1·oughout and new vinyl In the kltchcn.
Large Entertaining Bar in Family room,
breakfa11t bar plus ionnal dining. 308 Via
Alegre, S.C. $42,500. "OPEN HOUSE" SUN·
DAY 1-5. Telephone 492·9700.
"EX!CUTIVE VILLA"
This charming, spacious home overlooks the
ocean above the Golf Course. Three bedroon1s,
2~'1 baths. Large Family Room :14x26 with
Wet Bar. Separate Dining Room and located
in select area of San Clemente. 307 San
Pablo. $56,0)(). "OPEN HOUSE" SUNDAY 1·5.
Telephone 492-9700.
"WALK TO THE IEACH" Only 3 yrs. old 5 or 6 bedroom 3 bath home.
hlllslde location in the country. Completely
upgraded with deluxe $15.00· sq. yd. cpt.
th~ughout. $2500 sorinkllng system, pro-
res11omtlJy landscaped, 2700 sq. ft. of luxury.
'.,; Value priced at $43,950 See fi t! 546-8640.
vi , l~" CUSTOM TYPE HOMt, l BDRM,
5842 EDINGER AVE.-146-2111
MISSION VIEJO-SAN CLEMlNTE
2741 CAMINO CAJtlSTRANo-it2.f70D
HUNTINGTON IEACH
This Cntie Cod is "PRICED RIGl:IT" for th\
couple \\'Ith a family. It has four bedrooms,
l % baths and large backyard for fhc ·kids.
Clean as a whistle and immediate occupancy!
1518 Hacll'nda, S.C. Only $29,500. "OPEN
HOUSE" SUNDAY 1·5. Tl'lephone 492-9700. 611AT VllW-$41,900 Ul,'50
Hurry! Price just reduced on this 3 bd['m, 2 Ovf'r 1800 ft. in best HunUnglon Beach arell. 17Mt IEACH ILV0.-142·5541
FOUNTAIN VALLEY.
OVERPllCfD,BUT NICE !
~th Npt Jtts home Large brick FP. Beautiful Patio, dining room, family room. Assume VA
f0f2 T ALIERT -t62·7771 living rm with lovely •hag cpts and i;:rcat loan. Cul de sac hugr. lot. Walk to all schools. ll.,...;::·'~'w;,:o~r~ca~t;•l~m;•~· 51:;:;;6-~86~4~~!.,,""'""'""'""'""'""'~ca~n~84=6~-288l:;~· ........ ...,..., .... ~ ... '"!'""""""""",:;;:;;;~iiiiii ii'
Owner says sell -"·ants offers. 3 Br.., 2
BA, -fresh ocean breezes. Let's make an
offer -you mny be surprised: 842·5541.
' G-ral G•ntrol ~------. ' ;;;; j 1
SUNRISE -SUNSET
CANYON & OCEAN VIEW
Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining
room (or family room), fireplace1 cheerful
bu!IUniltctien wltllinviting SUNDECK for
your entertaining pleasure, overlookin_g the
canyon & vJe:w of the ocean. One-of·a-k1nd in
CAMEO HIGHLANDS. . . . . . . . . . . . $69,500. *-* VALUE CONSCIOUS???
DUPLEX SO. OF HIGHWAY
CORONA de! MAR. 2-Bedroom cottage with
Jarge patJo separating 2 bedrm. unit over gar·
age. with remodeling possibilities. Build up
to see the ocean. Motivated seller as king
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . $89.500. *-* RIOE A HORSE NOW???
AND BUILD LATER
Ride around this fenced-in 1h acre on your
own pony PLUS a 2-bedroom house . Ten min·
utes to the beach. Only . . . . . . . . . . $29,000 . *-* ELEGANCE AWAITS YOU
.ON WEST BAY FRONT
ON THE PENINSULA , WITH PIER & SLIP
Immaculate 5 bedroom 31/, bath, gorgeous
kitchen, formal dining room . For the di scri·
minating buyer .................... $195,000. *-* SEA HARBOR LIGHTS???
.. ' ·IN EASTBLUFF
From this newly decorated POPUl,AR MOD-
EL 4 bedroom, 2 bilth,'dinmg room, rock fire-
place, carpets &' drapes'. built-In kitchen.
Safely fenced-in back yard for the little ones.
.. ............ .... .. .. .. . .. .. ... SM,500. •-* -OPEN HOUSES -
(3 BR. & FAM. I -723 Cameo Hlgltlands,
Corona de! Mar. $69.500. Sun. 1-5
DUPLEX 12 & 21 -60tl & 608\'J Acacia.
Corona del Mar. $69,500. Sun . 1·5
S BR. & FAM. -1306 W. Bay Ave. (water·
Cront), Balboa Peninsula. $l9ii5 000. Sun. 1·5
4 llR. -2627 Bamboo. Easlblu , N.B.
· $55,500. Sat. & Sun. 1·5
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REALTORS
644-7270
212' EAST COAST HIGHWAY
COllet!A DIL MAR, CALlf. i
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PRIVACY ·COMFORT ·LIVABILITY
NEW LISTING -This beautiful home has it
all -Only 17 homes on Ibis exclusive cul-de-
sac, each glowing 'vith pride-of-ownership.
2200 sq. ft . of comfortable, well planned living
area: 3 Bedroon1 s, family room flu s a large
lanai for your ping pong or poo table. You
have your own key to a s'vimming pool and
putting green. Imagine a pool without the
headache! There is more , .but come by and
see what you can buy for onl y . . . . $56 ,500.
2215 Prlv1te Rd ., N.B. Optn 561. & Sun. l·S
LOOK FAR AND WIDE
llUT LOOK NOW -BAYCREST -Spacious 4
bedroom home will\ dining room and wonder·
ful family room. Very large lot-room for pool
and hobbies, 3 car garage ........... S85,000.
WOODSY RETREAT
IN SOUGHT-AFTER CLIFFHAVEN -3 Bed-
rooms and form al dining room, a big back
yard filled with trees and more trees. This
new listing is a hide.a,vay for kids and adults
alike. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... $36,500.
COME SEE ME !
l'M A TRIPPLE DECKER GOODIE -in Back
Bay. 3 View bedrooms -top story. Living
room with. fireplace -middle level with en·
trance to split le vel garden of fruit trees. A
neat and tidy . , . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . $35,000.
336 Milnte Vista , C.M. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5
NIW LISTING-BA YCREST
WITH INDIV IDUALITY -This 4 bedroom ~Orne is Al the ~nd of a cul-de-sac with a gar·
·den so full of pine ·ttees you can smell the
mountains! This all·wood home is nestled be-•
hind a fence for complete privacy. Offered
at ......• , .......... , , ............. , , $78,500.
JUST REDUCED .
PENINSULA POll<!T -Fine home on two lots,
5 bedrooms and 5 baths. Great family room
features wel bar. Spanish IUe roof and floor·
ma ssive beam ceilings -Old World charm.
Now . .. . . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .......... $120.000.
HUCKLEBERRY FINN'S IPEAL
A PLACE TO l'ISH AND DANGLE YOUR
FE ET -Build your childhood dream on this
fee , waterfront Jo,t, In Newport Shores. Just
. . . . . . ' . . ... ' . ' ... ' ........ ' ... ' . $20,000.
HOW MUCH FOR PEACE AND QUIET
WESJCLll'I' '-Step Into the entrY and be im·
pressed by the tranquility the spacious living
room Imparts. Glance around .the comer,
see the inviting 20' x 40' pool · just 011Jslde. A
formal dining Toom, 4 bedrooms and 3 baths
make for delightful living, plus low malnta-
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• Offlca 0.n S.tvNlay1 & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REAL TY uos w.mnff Pr .. N.1.
' 64U200
BURR WHITE · REALT,OR
Announces A New Name
Expanded Service • Same Owner
Burr Whitt Realtor
NEWPORT
BALIOA
OFFICE
SALES OPENINGS AVAILABLE
2901 Newport Blv., Newport Beach
675-4630 24 Hour Service
Daily Pilot Classified Ads
for Action •.• Call 642-5678
General G1n1r•I
Newport Beach
condominium homes
with boat sli~. . You own the land,Wciter
and slip.
From $64,950.
1% financing .
-port Beach
Townhousn Lid.
4401 W..t c-t Hwy.
(114) 875-t820
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Gener•I
-Red Ti!e io0f
Den + Pool!
SPANISH • courtyard behind
wrought iron gates! Franci•
can tile entry. Giant f8.mily
room \vith Spanish Dair!
C.ozy den for dad! Large
separate ma.1ter suite.
SPARKLING 1Tx32' POOL!
BBQ firepit. Topped off with
genuine SPANJSl-1 RED
TILE ROOF! 'You won't be-
lieve the low price • Call ---
10~1 '1 I 01~0\ . .
Starti119 or
Home1tr•tchin9
Come and see this 3 bedJ'OOm
upgraded freedom home on
a quiet cul-de-sac street.
Ltgbt and alry on a deep lot
that will m11ke a splendid
garden. N l?\v roof • kitchen
built-ins, ne\v fixtures. Good
place to keep a boat.
Msume a VA loan of $18,250
with 10% down. Immediate
occu}'.iancy can be arranged.
$23,950 is film. Please call
54&-2313.
• -HERITAGE
RFAI TOR~;
NEED ELBOW
ROOM
See thil impressive 5
' bedroom, ramUy r o o m
bome in Newparts' finest
eru. Priced below roariart
\lllue At $81,500. OutJtan.
ding muter btdroom. with
private bath. 1onnal dlnilli
,,.,,. llld ALL ek<trlc
kitchen. Truly a. top val~.
Call -"' ,,.,.,_
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STU.NNING SPLENDOll l 4 IDRM +POOL
Gracerul tall trees. Spanish arche1'. to marble
entry, dra1natic gold cp.tli: rambling famll)' 1 rooJn, gal'p~n kitchen and ~1nlng_room. Ro~~n ..
tub oversi~ Anthony pool on m9v:te set
patio, master bdrm suite. Bike to beach. CaU "
846-2881. -
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Four Bedrooms and two baths in It.his SHORE-••
CLIFFS Tri-Level. It has cathedral ceUingi;. ..
\\'alls of glass lo accentuate lti spaclous.2)00 . •
11quare feet or luxury living. Large Sun·~k "
for entertaining llnd enclose-cl rear yard for •
thi' children. Asking only $44.450. 2725 Via
l\I ontczuma, S.C. "OPEN JfOUSE'' SUNDAY :
1-5. Telephone '492·9700. '
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Gentr1l ' Gentral r i.
COATS
1C1ia. & WALLACE
"I/QI · REALTORS
SHOWCASE OF VALUES
$1600. DOWN PAYMENT
That's all it takes to own Ibis spacious
l\olesa Verde home with 3 big bedrooms,
huge family room fully insulated plus
many fine features including shake
roof, block fence, "'atersoftener and in·
tercom system. Full price only $3,1,950.
CALL 546-4141. '
VIEW ••• $2B,500.
Check this and cQmpare • 3 Bedroom,
2 bath, fireplace, formal dining room,
quality· carpets and drapes, covered
patio with fireplace . Original owner.
Who coul d ask for more? Better hurry!
CALL 962-4454
BIG FOUlt BEDROOM
ASSUME VA LOAN '
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Excellent location surrounded by ROLL-
ING HILLS CLOSE TO BEAUTIFUL '
PARK. 4 bedroonfi'2 baths, coyered pll-
t.io, dishwasher and much more! As-
sume existing VA loan or NO DOWN to
new VA financing. CALL 546-4141.
'COTIAGE NEAR OCEAN
Fantastic one year,o!d home wjth val!lt··
ed ceiling & Sweaish fireplace. Hard·
to-find 2 bedroom home with garden kit·
cben. $27,500. Only $1400 down. CALL 1
96~5.
HOME AND OFFICE rtus RUMPUS IOOM ·•
Would you believe the WHOLE ~O
is au in one beautiful home in lovely
COLLEGE PARK an4 you can ASSUME
the 5'11 FHA loan With payments of otiJy
. $187. PIT!. A lot of home {or a litUe
money. CALL 546-414 t
BEAT INFLATION
Squeeky clean 4 bedrm 2 bath home in
excellent Costa Mesa location . Beauti-
ful flagstone patio with builtln B-B-Q,
surrounded by cool , green trees and
shrubs. Allsume high abalance 8% VA
loan. $207. per mo. pays all. New VA
to~s also available. $32,250. CALL
902-4405.
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(3 Bedrooms)
831 Victoria, <'-<>•la Mesa 5~8·9876 $23,900 (Fri 3·9, Sat 11·9)
**4401 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach
675-6820 (l>at & Sun 10-Dusk)
2P~O Galaxy Dr., W.i!ver Shores) N.B. ,~&:151)0 JI00,200 (Dail_y 10-5)
•\f•an•iew, (NowjlOrt Heights) N.B. If 235 'I ' (Sat & Sun 1·5)
I ' ' · nf:{Cameo Shores) N.B.
~:,.:.., (Sat & Sun 1·5)
111.30 Holiday Rd .. (Baycrest) N.B. t
d lil2,5200» $79,500 , . (Sun -5)
428 Emerson (C ape Series) C.M.
'646-1977. $28,950 (Call for Appl.)
21121 Pt. Weybridge (HV Homes) NB
644-4910, $47,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 :30)
1964 Raymond (Eastside) Costa Mesa
675-8800, $31,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2114 Kings Place (Npt. Heights) NB
644-4910, $,100,000 , (Sun 1-5 :30)
~49'Se~e (Jll!lbo• Pe~in),NB
. ~~ l'/5,00Q. ~ (Sat & Sun i-5:30)
. ~BOODie.Doone (Irvine Terr.) CdM \li~lllO, $54,"11J' (Sat & Sun 'l-5:30)
lsi8=!!0 Higblanjl· Dr., Coro~ll' II.el Mar
.. ·••· • (Sat & Slin 1·5) .oa1>V •• ~. J:.i
(3 Bedrooms & F•mlly Rm or Den)
723 Cameo HiJ:?hlands, Corona del Mar
644-7270 $69 ,000 (Sun 1·5)
** 103 Linda Isle Dr., NewPOrt Beach
.646-2681, $149,500 (Sun 1·5)
315 Milford Rd. (Cameo Shores) CdM
· • 'ffl;243Q $85,0(IQ . !Sl/D ~·5)
49'2 Sturgeon Dr., Costa Mesa ' ·
. 54Q·P2o $37,50<\: (Sat 1-6)
'..tt3808 River Ave., Newport Beach
• I . ' ' f .1436 zy Dr. (Dor er $11~) ;N.B, . 64~ , ,j .(Sa~ Su~ l.0-~l;
1836 Gllaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N .B.
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**1657 Bayside Dr., Corona de! Mar
675-1935 Yachtsman's Cove (Dally)
3812 Sandune, Corona de! Mar
·644-1481, $74,500 (Sal & Sun 12-5)
9221 Willhelm, Huntington Beach
546-0!69 $27,500 . . . (Sat 1-4)
*1215 Dofphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
673-6510, $145,000 .(Sat & Sun 1·5)
21115 Commodore (Baycrest) N.B.
642-5200, $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1412 Lincoln Ln . (Westcliff) N.B.
642-5200, $81,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1500 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach
646-'l755 (Daily 10-5)
*3137 Trinity, Costa Mesa
540-17211, $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
383 Santa Isabel (Easlside) C.M.
646-3255, $45,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1120 Goldenrod. Corona de! Mar
644-7862, $74,500 (Sun 1·5)
1924 Port Bristo! (Harbor Vu Hms) CdM
675-7225 . (Sat 1·5)
3806 Inlet Isle Dr. (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM
675-7225 (Sat 1·5)
*1921 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
644-4910, $165,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30 )
4839 Cortland. Corona de! Mar
673-8550, $60,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2907 Harbor View Drive, Corona del Mar
67u.;!i0, $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 )
*1609 Antigua (Baycre.t) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
*18781 Via Palatino (at Amalii) Turtle
Rock, 644-6200 (Sun 1·5)
1212 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
675-2723, $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
325 Viola Bava. Newport ·Beach '
642-1771, $45,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2839 Carob (EastbluU) NB
675-5000, $59,750 (Sat 1·5)
10052 Dana Road, Huntington Beach
557-4130 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(5 Bedrooms)
305 Lindo Ave. (Balboa Penin.) N.B.
. 644·2430 $79,i;oo <Su.n. tbr.n Thlll'S 2·5)
~.Via Udo Nord, 1'ido Isle • . ·
642-8235 (Sun 1·5)
.,.. &1i18!113.At5rlQ73,. ,(i\l:i.;Sat,-sup, l-5) ,., ,
1657 Palau Ill (Mesa Verde) C.M. •
(5 Bedrooms & F1mlly Rm ortltn)
'**1306-W. Bay >\~e.7'111~nlllll
644-7270 $195;000 (Sun 1-5)·
. 540-3231, $37,900 · (Sat & Sun 1().5)
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642·5200, $35,000 (Sat &iS\111 •t~ a
2225 Private Pl. (Back Bay) N.il. ·• · r
642-5200, f56,500 . ' (Sat & Sun 1-~) I
2424-22nd.SI. (!Jp~~ayj'N.B. , .;;
, ,, 642:5~0\\$8.l;·IJl!O (Sat & s_un {"I!)' , 3209 dolorado p(. (Mesa Verde) C.M. ·
·540-5447, $33,000 (Sat & Sun)
106. ttd Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
675-7462, $75,000 (Daily) 1
3140:.ildston Way, Co& Mesa
546-7793 (Sal & Sun 1-6)
189'll Via Messina (off Amalfi) Turtle
Rock; 642-8235 (Sun I.SJ '*256 Oceanview (Newport Heights) NB
,54:141235 · (Sun 1·5)
*1863 Bayport Way, Newport Beach •
64().0020 (Sat 1-5)
1955 Irvine, Costa Mesa 64o.oo2o ' .. (Sat 1-5)
2858 Drake, Costa Mesa
646-7Pl (Sat 1·5)
4i.O Lenwood, Costa Mesa
646-71'<1 (Sat 12-5, Sun 1-6)
1915 Bayside Dr .. Corona de! Mar
675-3000, $165,000 (Sun 1-5)
*239 MUfom (Cameo' Shores) CdM
675-3q0f>, $88,500 (Sun 2-6)
3329 Qcean Blvd .. Corona de! Mar
675-3000, $165,000 . (Sun 1-5)
*1590 Baker St., (Mesa Ver.de) CM ,
646-392\J, $32,750 (Sat 1·5) '
JOti Mariners Dr. (IJ<m!M'lhm!!)'if~ -''64l-2'4!b $183,ooo ., (Sil~,.~, N U46 Linda i.te (Linda lsle)'N.1!'. •"
642-8235 (Sat,~. ~\11' 1;5)'
**309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) N.B.
642-8235 ' (Sat.,~ Sun 1,5)
#9 Greenbrier (Big Canyon) N.B.
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3004 Harding Way, Costa Mesa · I' ·
540-4915, $33,500 (Sa~ & ~un ,1().8)
**54 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda 11Ie\NB.,
644-2430 (!ilnl 1-5)
*1315 Santiago (Weslclill) NB
642-8235 (Sat,& 6un,l-5)
. ,20401,Upper'Bay Qr .. S. A. Heights '. .~2i¥} ~ _ '• "(S~t &l'llllii 1·51'
· Sll &ean·BIVd,1 Corona de! Mar 1 11'7MllOO·. ' (Sat & '$u'n'l·5) '
**16 Linda Iole-Dr. (.Linda Isle),NB
644-4910; $167,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5:30)
1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Sbores) NB ~
642-8235, $198,500 (Sun 1·5)
8332 Snowbird, Huntington Beach
557-4130 ' ·(Sun MJ
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(2 & 3 Bedrooms). * • 4401 W. Coast Hw}o., Newport Beach
675-6820 (Sal & Sun IO.Dusk)
(3 Bedrooms)
2166 Vista Entrada (The Bluffs) N.B.
2012 'Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
675-6000, $87,500 (5al 1·5)
322=in~et~a, ~ona d~ Mar (I.._
' ~910 $51,~00 (S"? 1·5)
, .. .;~'1~X~ FOR , SA~E ~ ·'· ~ .~ ·-'" (2 i.d~ Mch U~itl'" ' 6 ·;' " ' oat 1·5) ' ' 20!8>N. Capella, COsta Mesa
•557-4130 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
' (4 Bedrooms)
2627 Bamboo (Eastbluff) NB
644-72~. $~~,50!J-, <S.'J & ~un 1·51 *4500'b inilon,Rd.(Cim o Shores) CdM
644-24 $175,000" · (Slln 1·5)
429 ·Hellotrope, corona de! Mar
844-4910 $59,950 (Sun 1·5)
.. 521 Brighton Rd,, (Cameo Shores) N.B.
042-823~ (Sat & Sun 1·5) 824 Poppy, Corona del Mar ·
675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2101 santiagi>'(Baycr est) NB
540-11.61 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
224 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB
• 67$-5200 (Sun 1-5)
550 Villa Flora (Early BluUs) NB
644-1133--' (Sun 1-5)
2iso Vuta Laredo (The Bluils) NB
875-300o, $48,500 (S\ln 2-5)
* 1395 Shannon Lane, Costa Mesa ~.'33,~ , , (Sat le Sun 1·5)
(4 ledreom1 & F1mlly Rm or 0.n)
' L ' '.k281S: Uijbor View l'ir.',"eorona de! Alar 644".i4~ $77,500 (Sat 4 .Sun,1·5) 245 Tulane (College Park) C.M. '9fAO!l!ll .,llOO (Fri, Sat,'81m l•S)
*~18 Galaxy Dr. (DQver Shores) N.B.
. ' ft.HOO j 1 ' ?.f , <Dally ~~)
eOB ' 608''1.i 'Acacia, Corona de! Mar
644-7270 $69,500 (Sun 1·5)
**337 E. Bayfront, B8Iboa Island
675:-.3331 . (Sat, Sun & Wed 1·5)
2516 Bayside Drive, Corona de! Mar
548-2121 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
520 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar
675-6000, $64,500 ' (Sat 1·5)
' l3 ¥rooms & 2 Bedrooms)
BOl,thru 422 PorUand 'cir. H.B .
536-8.188 $44,950 (Daily 12-Dusk)
4612 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach
6441~ . , 1 (Sat 1·5)
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526 17th St., Huntington Ilea ' I
968-3321 or ste.17M · (alt· ~ ~}-. I .
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OLW6LL PROPElTIES INC. REALTORS
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.. WAY OVER It A~ol OWNER LEAVING. THE , COUNTRY WANT GOOD VALUE?
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1 '::.:i ~ .Tat'e oveio ~tinf l'lllA. r.oah . on iii rs 3 Bed· ', u so, See this home in the Back Bay. GoO\I
oo.m..i • .,.0i,p ~. 'J'oOm, '2llttll H'oriie. rn 3anllaryd! wa s Com-! floor plan with Large B/l Gas Kitchen,w!lll
Formal· dlning ...;..,, • ~-pletely Refurbished by'.FHA!' Only i24,950. { Dishwasher. 3 Bedroo m, 1·~ Baths, Livini
ta!J)l!Y room! :19• _, .. Call 6'16-0555, Eveni ngs 836-6911\)~. 1! . wtth Brick Fireplace. Double Garage. Shake
k!tcli.n. Giant tnarter'""''· , · • "' · Roof. $30,500. Cali 646-0555, Evenlnzs ~
SPAJ!ljJJNt ~ ~ ' !51,AND UV,NG ' . I . 4579 ~~ileil ~ · TbiS. lovely ~Ider 'two 1tory home. with four > _/. HARBOR VIEW HOMES
!furry -call 645-030.1. or five bed rooms depending on room use, is
the home for the lar~er family that wants
plenty of room along with "tight little island"
Jiving. The charming upstairs den with fire-
place, balconies and paneling is great Call
SPORTSMAN'S
PAD
$30, 750 in Coe ta itesa. $.1100
ca.sh down buys this sparkl-
ing sharp home with ne\v
shags, fine paneling and
huge Palolt Verde swne
fireplace. A professionally
built TRAILOR & BOAT
PAD has hook ups for all
boat gate to complete the
picture for privacy on huge
'fwf yarcJ with patios and
children's play •rea.
Open Eves.
PRESTIGE AREA
3, 4 & S Bedroom homes on
~ Ae, & up, Each has scp.
aratc family room; dining
car garages. Private club
room, spacious room1' & 3
facilities for teMis, pool, etc.
Call for app't. to see toda_y.
FROM $63,850
FITZPATRICK'S
CAPISl'RANO VALLEY
. 675-7225
CLOSE TO ALL SCHOOLS
Parochia l & Public Grade Schools, High
School and Orange Coast College. Very
Clean 3 Bedrooms. 2 Bath s with Fa1nilv
Room. Fireplace. Large Corner Home \vith
Boat Storage Access. $32,500. Ca ll 646-0555,
Evenings 836-6960
BRAND NEW HOME
This beautiful four bedroom Lusk · home has
never been lived in and it is awaitin~ a ne\v
master. The high vaulted wood ceiling with
exposed beams in the livintt room is out-
standing. The kitchen with its bright infor-
mal eating area is also a re a l plus. Call
675-7225
HIS -HERS-THEIRS
Ever wish for the 3rd Bath when Friends
and Family are Gathered? Wish no more for
this Home has Just That PLUS a Formal Din·
ing Room, Family Room, Living Room and 4
Large Bedrooms. If this sounds like a Large
Home , .. IT IS! Eastside Costa Mesa. NO
DOWN TO VETEMNS. $43,500. Call 64 6·
0555, Evenings 646-4579
REALTY TRAINED ,GOLD FISH
3150! Camino Capistrano By the dozens come lo you with the ciap of San Juan Capistrano your bands from. the mg~ pond and water·
493-1124 faU ,which are the· highlights of the beauli· TtlJPLJX · fut :walled front yard of this Lusk four bed·
Most exceptional ;/ <Custom room home in Harbor View Hills. Almost
built Owners .upper &nlt every room has a view of the lovely land·
with about 2aJO sq, ft . has 3 scaping, and extra doors lead from the pre at
BR, &olarium, ·2 · Ba., 2 ,,~kitchen area to your own strawberry farm
frplc'1, highly upgraded ' Cail 675-7225 '
cpts & drps. Other 2 U are
delighlful, 2 Br. ea. All cop-
per plumb., encl.• gar's.,
patios, 10\v maint Designed
f-Ol' max. .security & beauty
with "'10\l&'l\t. irop · gr.W c0urtyafH'. "A -'deiigbr~1h
behold. South Coast Rea!
Estate. 545-8424. ( 0 pen
Eves.).
CONDOMINIUM·.
Pe!'fet't"ftft"'@it!Y'?ml:Q!. thbl
one, j,>, ;n,.d<lillhf ul1Y sharp
condition. ~l perfect 3
bedroom, 2 bath home, juat
a &botf:l\valk 1't;. clubhouse
and pools. Throw &WIU' the
laWil!no\VL'l" and-uiftji>y the
weekends. Asking only • • •
$22,500. CALL tod1i1Y! .
54fl.1JS1 . l~ Eves.)
< HE RITAGE
HtALTORS
Saler Opportunity
Well feta~lis~. reaJ ~·late
ottice ('16 ~ea.rs) need9'salea
people. Private, desk and
phon<>. Top Ccimmlsslons.
Floor time. Good leads. Call
for interview. · "
186q N~ Blvd., C.M;
Ole. 616-3928 E•I,'· 673-4517
AmNTION BUILDERS
Rec en Uy Remodeled 2 Bedroiim Home with
. Builtins and )lassiv~ fireplace. Built on the
rear property line. With Variance build ad·
ditional 5 Units Very good for owner occu-
pancy. $27,500. 'Call 646-0555, Evenings
646-4579
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't.llssiOM VIFJO
No down lo veter;t~~. ¥nd low, low down lo
all others. Great \b?~e ~ooms, 2 baths,
better than new home. Close to Junior Col·
lege and .out,of1the m~&1f!et. Live i~>a
growing commbru\1,' ~enca's'' #!ieSt new
town! Call 58&-0222 ' •
INCOME OR· INLAW
2. ~ate .Homes on One l'arcel of -Land.
Each with its own Private Yard. One''-Bed·
room, 2 Baths. One 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. Pos-
sible to add Another Unit. $35,000. Call 646-
0555, Evenings 646-4579
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RANCHO MIRAGE . . . I
Only a mile from tlie Faijli Desert EiSenhow·
er Medical Cent~. thiS very nice two bed·
room and den oool home is available on a
large lot 100x410, zoned fo• units. The land·
scaping is great and numerous dile trees
coyer the property. A Iooal owner is very
motivated. Call 675-7225
This beautiful four bedroom two story lulme
is a scarce Palermo model that has been de--
corated by the Custom Shade and Drapery
Shop of Corona de! Mar; with the fin,yt of
drapes, shade and light fixtures. The best of
wal lpapers and up~raded carpets, all in soft
blues and greens, g1\'e this great home a cool
and calm a tmosphere. Call 675-7225
TWO DUPLEXES
Prime Santa Ana RentaJ Location. Each are
Large 2 Bed roon1, 1 Bath, with Garage. Of·
fered for $27.500 each. wit h F'HA-VA Pi·
nanci ng. Call 646-0555. Evenings, 645·4483.
FORMULA FOR NEWPORT'S
BEST BUY
Start 'vith a good central location, build a
very functional three bedrooqt two bal h
home on an attractive split level plan. offer
a large living room '\'ilh fireJ?l ace an~ hi~h
ceilings, throw in a mod.em kitchen with 1n·
forma l eating area, add a, large utility roo m
and a three car garage, create some lovely
land~eaping and a swimming pool, and fee
land: t hen give it away fo r $33,950. Call
675-7225
COLLEGE PARK POOL
Pool side Cabana has 2 Bedrooms & Bath.
·rhe ri.1ain l·louse is 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths, Fir~
place and Extra LARGE Living Room. Elec·
tric Kitchen with Dishwasher. $37,500. Call
646-0555, Evenings, 645-4483.
co~wiLL PROPERTIES, INC.
We are tlle real estate.subllt.cllm <!f tile. Col·
well Company, the largest VA tiroker in.Cali-
fornia, and the second largest pubilcally
owned mortgage company in ,the country.
Our offices are opening up all over Orange
Co unty where we already service 80.000
residential trust deeds. 'We are particularly
anxious to assist eligible..veteraits in purchas-
ing homes or income property using tbeir
VA benefits. Properties .are available even
in the Co rona del Mar area, where for noth·
in g down an eligible veteran can purchase a
50, 60 or even a 70 thousand dollar property.
Call 675-7225
URGE YARD FOR unLE PEOPLE
Pleasant Patio and many Fruit Trees adorn
this Great Y~rd for your Children. 3 Bed·
room.s, ~ Baths with Bric!\ Fireplace in .ihe ,
Living Room< F.A.'lleat, BUllit B,!lJtitc!l'on.
Close to Shoppin & e•sy ~eway A,ccess. ,
. ~· Call' , . g~ ,64~8!'· '
• "OCEA~i : D''. 1Y-";IEW ' ·J
Yo u own the UJ!d. Vlei>' will Never be Ob-
structed. 2 Bedrooms, Living Room, Family·
Room, Fireplace and Very l'rlvate Double
Patios. Copper Plumbing. New FuJ'llace. '
Won't last. at !his priU'. J5~,760. Call 646-
0555, Evenings 645-4483
. X-TRA 1SHARP' 4 BEDROOM
New Carpets, Extensive Tile in the Kitchen
and Both Baths. Dishwasher and Stove In·
eluded. Covered Patio. COrner Home for easy
access to back yard for Vehicle Storage. BET·
TER HURRY! $26,500. Call 646-0555, Eve-
nlngs 836-6960.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS TRADITIONAL
Central Hall Plan. Formal Dinin~ Room.
Living Room wi th Fireplace. 2 Bedrooms,
Service Porch. Large Double Garage PLUS
Work Area. Covered Patio. Meticulously
Maintained Inside and Out. Allye Access.
$35,000. tall 646-0555, Evenings 836-6960. Lachenmyer
R:t>.1l to1 (QL WELL Properties, Inc.
CORIANDER . A Subsidiary of the Colwell Co.
4·PLEX I
Not one but h\·o beautlfull)!
maintained 4-i>lex unlts •idtt
by ,side. Eacti has 3-2 BR, j
220 E. 17th St. C.M.
646-0555
BAunitiandomlBR-2 1
3425 E. COAST HJ-WAY, C.D.M,
675-7225 EL TORO
586-0m
BA owner's unit with patio.'. (1• Offict1 To Serve You; Ff.om TM Mountains To The Sta.)
Costa Mesa's best .WtedlJ.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~B!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!!""!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I units for owntt occupaiicy. ii G1ner1l Gentr•t General G.ntral
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!O/'l'HE REAT,
~ESTATERS
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5 Bdr. + Family Rm.
open beamed ceilin&.11 in lam,
Uy nn, dining rm, wet bar,
oversized master bedroomj
2 'fireplaces, built-In rang~
+ oven +. diahwuh•rl
IW .. ping view, bric, tl-ii>.~I
TARB ELL
Wt·lt (>I 1 C&,(~c l! l l!)Ll llV
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' OCEAN BLVD., COltONA DEL MAR
Open Ho-* S.t. & Sun. l.S 3516 Ocun Blvd., Cor""a' dil Mer ,
Spacious 2 story, 4500 sq. fl. Ilbme with spec-
tacular view of ocean & jetty. 5 BR., Jg, liv·
Ing room, formal dining w/frplc. Separate
gueot or maid quarters over garage. R4om
for••pooi plus large parking area Including
padclle tennis ~urt. l" ' ' \' .... , "r
'' • ·~ i ' · 2955 Harbor, Coala Mesa I . • . 28~5 &. Co1tt H'9hw1y · , OJJ!I FO~J>f.D Corono dtl Mor , , 675-6900
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MOST CHOICE' LOCATION
JUST LISTED, on the wldest,,lllo~t plctur·
esque flower greenbelt in the Early Bluffs,
this beauUlully decorated 3 BR .. 21-i ba, END
UNIT condo. has many, many extras -elec.
kltch., mirrored wet bar, paneling, bit-In
closet& in garage, delightfully privale 40 ft.
Soolh patio overlooking this gorgeous green·
belt. A rare opporlu.oily at ~.OQO. For 1pp't.
to see, call -· " .
HELEN . I. DOWD
Stll Uie old 'ltlllL 1lll)' t11e REALTOR
new t tml. '644 0134
S BEDROOMS-ONLY $36,500
•.. an opportunity to· acqlllre a spacious,
single sty. home n UPPER OOSTA. ME!>~.
EAST OF HARBOR BLVD., at a price you
can afford. Pro~y is only 31-i yrs. old ~'
in top oond. Its vacant & ready for o!!CU!
pancy.
EASY WALK TO BEACH '
..• from' this 4 bdrm. home, Joe. just 1 short ·
bile, to Ocean Blvd. Also. could be used as
2 bdrm., 2 bath home olus 2 bdrm., 1 bath
guest apt.t, (lee simple lot -not leasehold~
Xlni,vJ)Uf, $79,500
OPIN DAILY 10 lo S
1915 llAYSlllE Olio, Co~ona de!.
new home in exery detall; 3 B~
rm. w/plclure windows overlookt.W
beach - yet, quiet & J>ri•ate. (A $1 re-
duction in price) NOW $159,000.
Convenient parking -tasy to be 671: MM a i'DROP·IN'' •t ky 4 Beach Real ty r'1W9
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ORUM ISLAND VACANT" READY ..... Older ~ .;.1!!" Sell SEPAIA11
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EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATIONS
AUDREY'S
NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER
Ono of N'pls, outstanding small homes ; as
neat as we've 1een in a long time. Thi• cus·
tom bomo w/3 bdrms ., Is set on a manicured
lawn. Be the first to see it at ......... $42,000.
GEORGINE SAYS
"GO TO ESCONDIDO"
Not that sbe Is mad at you, but some iny~lt·
or or builder Is going to snap up Ibis 2.1 acres
of Jl,.l at a bargain price, I< make a fat profit.
Owner will carry !st T.D., with 111* down,
payable 1% per month , with 7% Int. You
should bey lt, even ii you don't need lt, at
..... .......... ......... ............ $28,950.
GEORGIA HAS
MORi THAN PEACHES ON HER MIND
She bas a beauU!ul Harbor View home. with
a bid., IJ!t'd. pool. This large home is an ex-
ecutlve-type & needs nothing added to give
you every comfort you expect in such a home.
Offered at .. . . .. .. .. . . .. .. . ..... $74,500.
' ' CLEO'S NEWEST
Ocean side olbwy. in Corona del Mar, on two
••211 R-1 lots. This solidly built home is in
xlnt cond., also a nice guest house with a. liv·
Ing nn., ldlch. & bdrm. Some ocean view.
The lots alone are worth nearly the asking
price of ............................. $82,500.
MARY HAS "LOTS"
OF DI RT IN THE RIGHT PLACES
Two lots, boih with ocean views ; one in Em·
• . erald Bay, where you have a priv. beach,
' tennis facil ., sw,imming & a .guard at. your
gate : the se privileges you enioy even if you
don't build a bouse, offered at $35,000. The
other lot Is an R-1 in Laguna Beach offered at
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MAKES PAUL BAWL
He has fallen in love with this Evening Can-
yon home, but the Shoreclill owner says he
has to sell ii -customized home has been
done so well , once you enter it, y6u'll never
want to l'eave! Tho brick entry leads up to
one of tbe finest dellgni!d homes we 've ever
seen. lf you're a house-hunter, it's a must !
Call US f~r your reol e1tote need• -WE
hove Iota of good thing• to toll yau about I
CORBIN-MARTIN
REALTORS 644-7662
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* BALBOA BAYFRONT *
-'PD/S"' -SANDY BEACH!
· Charming 5 BR. home plus 2.BR. rental unit.
SeUu very Bnxious 1
• Please submit all offers
BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES
2309 W. ll•lboo Blvd., N.B, 673-7420
General
G.I. APPRAISAL-
$42,500
C.OOperattve teller h a a
llJ'eed to aell this IJ)fl.CkJua
2,0CO aq. ft. home at the
government appralsal. 4
huge btdroom1, 2 luxurious
baths, beautiful atrium off
master bedroom, I a r a: e
workshop and sewing area.
Located on quiet cukte-sac
street 5 minutes ·from the
beach.
•.• HERITAGE
REALTORS
TARBELL
2955 llarbor, Coltn ?i1esa
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REALTORS
TARBELL
JlnJa JIJ/,
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOME$
SHOWN IV APPOINTMENT
·J Linda ble Drlvo
Beautiful new 5 Bil, 4.,. Bii home. Water·
front living rm. & formal cllnlng. Handsome
oak paneled fllll. rm., frplc, wet bar. Large
master suite hll lrplc. ti Coty lounge area.
View of Bay & Ibo mounWns •.... $179,500.
11 Lindo hie Drlvo
Completely furn. 5 Bdrm., 4.,. bath home.
Lge. waterfront living rm. with floor to cell.
mai;ble frp!c. Formal dining rm., family rm.,
maid's rin., Pier & slip ......... $196,000.
53 Lindo hie Drlvo
Elegant 5 bdrm-. 4th baths; on lagoon. New
carpels, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden
& large Slip .................... $200,000
57 Linda hie Drivo -Opon Sunday
Custom 4 BR., 31h b'!-home on Lagoon. Mstr.
BR. has sitting area I< eylc. Waterfront
family rm w/conversation pit around the
lrplc,; lovely garden; tge. slip ..... $189,500.
101 Lindo Isle Drive
Lovely 5 BR., 4 be. home wlth downstairs
waterfront msg. suite " lge. game rm· or
study. Mexican We floors, beam ceilm~,
quality construction, slip .......... $155, .
For Complel• lnformotlon
On All Homea & Lota, PIHM Coll :
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boyalde Dr., Suite' 1, N.B. 675-4161
Gi?-neral • .ic-neral
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180 FEET ON THE BAY!
One of the finest bayfront locations in New-
port Harbor. Spacious 4 bedroom home w~th
rolling green lawn down to the water. Pier
& slip for lar~e yacht Formal dining room ,
separate fanuly room. swimming pool in
enclosed private yard. 4 Gar garage. Close to
private community beach. $546,000.
IRVINE TERRACE· VIEW
Spectacular French Regency home on e~clu·
sive Bayadere Terrace. Large sunken l1vmg
room & adjoining dining area with a simpl y
unbelievable view of the turning basin. 2
Master bedrooms, 31h baths, booldined den
or guest bedroom. Beautiful pool in enclosed
yard. Absolutely the finest home available
in Irvine Terrace. $196, 700.
CAMEO SHORES
Just listed! Tremendous family . home on
huge lot 3 Bedrooms plus family room. Im·
maculate condition & an excellent buy at
$79,500.
INVESTMENT SPECIAL
Free-standing market on net, net. net lease
to single 1tenant~ with excellent return.
$385,000.
HARBOR "
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FIWll llland. jeMI of tllO * Sharp 2 Bdrm -H ..... 2 ..... $......-F & .... ILY ._..
San Juan 1t11nd& I Aaa d * New paint in 6 out Ollle UIO lllficblPn. -..c1 ""' VVRI
to11 --...,. * N.,, Pl"b J1i11 crpt 1.arw Lot Ill' ~n ~Pl. • ~Jo tected loc. llOrl to lla'e * N.,. ~ u.......I W. 2 -J Bit. 1 llA. StS.lOO Low 3 1arp f .. Uir,
Harbour. Oftl)I 1125.0Gll. * Room tor IUICl<h<r w>it l it btJh ~!!Ill 1ntp kl. -TlllAI 2511 ...... tllal oJi1 ~·
YOUR 'OWN ISLAND * 143.lOO. 1WI price Coold llolld ano--mRNER tot -..c ot. 1 .-. ~ .., o qa1et
n-1 '4.9 _.,.. Canadlo *fULLlltlftEALTY* ,oi ,..._,Plbd 11 onlY BR,2BA,~6-i;O>. cul-d..,.e,....._J ... rflbt
Salmon mhlnr llland. e1ooo 5'1H811 ., .. , ••••••• Anytimo '33.511/, ..w.-1 -rty $15.500. M&-1193 1or the ltfd!. s,:; dqwri, fHA
to Petxlor Harbour. Houle, CANYON VIEW-ad]o~ ..... blo allo. FOR aale/rent by owner. or VA tenn1. Coll toll he
tractor, 5 deer 6 wlld ...... The Jut.qi, the ~ det Finl tlmi MJvertloed. Call $23,500/l'IOO mo. 3 II)!, 1
Only SU5.000. Mar chaimm! ftuttic ' -..nn to*· BA. Avail now. 540-5318.
Biii Grundy, RHllor BR. w/beam· cell's. 6 \Ped BY Owner 3 BR. ~It 11A.
141 111.Yolde, N.B. 615-61tlt brick trplc. ~ "'10dO)' ML $25 OOO 291l Croltdab. Costa
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Sell or .. -for moee leelln&', owrlooldn& _, ~ BY Owner Mesa det Msr 4 $700 MOVli IN
unit.t, Oran&• c.wiiy, Belleve it or not, tllere' NEW LISTINGS BR. 2 BA. shag, dJ1'I 6 ex-Seller P8)'S all ottirr ;;J._ 3
FORTIN -642-5000 room !or a poo~ 159.~ L c..u ... -Larp, -· 4 traL ·~ 71166. BR. 2 ba. $21,500 FUil Jrlee Scenic Properties ttn-;:iTX . ;nir ' • BoU... lalond Br., 2 Ba. Allcmc $32,950. * CALL 54$-1'139 * f"•turel etei:. bit-In -
·XLN'T LOCATION ~ "":"' ~;.ir.,; •. ba.;.!.';'. Call Georp M...i.167-4263. 3 " 4 Bil repos. (l.w3/ear ~J<d!:;; ~ ~
Claulc lltand home, 3 Br+ $12,900. 644-1481. Newport gar). Willi Realty, IOcatlon, Walk e to _ -
bunk houae. DistiDcttvt' ex-Cost• MeH MESA VERDE 4 BR, lovely itore1. ~~ leC'ow L
ter. Many un~ feature&. at home. Le cov patio + atoe
Qua11ty "'"""''"""· Pa11o, BUILD UNITS F1irview yard. $48,950 awnr 551~.
Sundk. lrg 2· ca: pr. lat Dana Point Public oifertng of this Thia older Costa Mesa home 646-1111 1::::::::...:,..:::;:;_ ___ _
home. By Own!T -Srl,500. is located on 2 kltl. (90 ft. x (inytimt) CAP~O HEIGHTS I .!!!!!!!!"""'"'""""'"""""""'•I
673-8241. ™1 IL) " proximity to 17th Vnlley & Hilt Views ·COLONIAL
NEW bayfront home. Pitt A stfee't shopping, make jt a Deluxe custom new homes · • 0
lnrome. Open Sal/Sun/Wal ·logical property lor future Industrial Users 1 & 2 storios, 3, 4, • BR MANSION !
1_5 development. Corner Jlo. Priced from $32,900. WITH 'POOL
337 E. Bayfront, Little Island cbeilter A sapta Ana •. $35,000. Moving your plant to Orange 1 mi from Dana Pl Marina I
WINTON, Realtor 675-3331 OmU -County? Callourlnillv.,Loctmentt Del Obispo & Dana Mesa Dr Flanamt~1~~ . .,l.. ~'.If~ Division and we w a e ALPINE RLTY 493-3701 UJ i"ro_ ~ ,.. .... Balboa Pentn1ul1 Ill' you in tM best area for )'OU? much more 1o( qnJy $t?..l50. ~'21 buslneu,Call~1600. Dover Shares Thill home 11 Pl'fft ,~~ DANDY DUO ~ I I Sponlsh Vlll1·Vlew l Iara• tun !Uled femlly. f"1
3 Bedroom upper, 2 bedroom 1 , • .. Spacious • Luxurious 1P11
lower otter a versatile du· BurriWhltWJltaltor 4 BR., tam., din., plus ~
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plex located in best area; 2901 Newport Blvd. Open 1-6 p.m. Sat. I: Sun. \
near library, market, bak· Newp0rt Beacb 675-46.10 OPEN HOUSE l2U Santiago 1149.!0IJ
~-Wlthln steps of ocean COLLEGE Parle. Cutest 3
& bay beacbes. $>7,500. POOL TAiL£ BR. 2 BA. 2511 Loyola
Ontu Road. All day Sunday. Price \VUl fit with room to spare --"uced Call ,__ M ·
in 15' x 30' den. 3 Bednn 2 ............
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U.th, fireplace, bltina. Xlot ED RIDDLE
in &o out. REALTY ~ l-_::•:_6::7..:5-..:2::.;n:.:3--·=--$32,950 BUrr White Rultor
2901 Newport Blvd.
Newport S...cb rn.4630
BEACH HAVEN
Ideal 2 BR. A: family rm., for
couple wantin& privacy. 2%
Ba. Near the Point.
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1610 \V. Coast Hwy., N.B.
REALTORS 642-4623
OWNER leaving for Idaho,
quick aale needed! Stucco
duplex, stressed garage. Nr.
beach. $45,500 41" 615-0144.
B•yahores
* Salt/~2615 Vista
Custom 3 bl', 2 ba.
Open 1-5. Bkr 645-7555
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Roy McCordlo RHltor
'541-7729 ..
lBIO Newport Blvd., C.M.
MESA VERDE
$30,900;
Be sure to see this! 3 Bed·
rm and friendly family nn
w/firepl! Separate utility rm
for mom, and great patio
for entertaining. You can't
beat the.area or the price.
CaU rnr details 979-1050.
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La11e 3 Bdrm. home on Country Club Drive
Jusl across from Mesa Verde Country Club.
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1733 WestcUff Dr., Newport Beach
645-7221
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$77 DlOnlh. 1oc:1 aU! j.c... Dr., loll MOU!DI Pkwy.), , ••• STUDIO duplex. ,...~ OPPORTUNITY
wt.lN', truh. TV cablt. In a l...agwa Hll1a. m,m, bedrooru1, b u 11 t • I n 1 • $6,000
fun ruJod t&mU1 park. ·n Levttt modular No.1000. tlreplac:t e1ch unit. I4U> OptraU.na Shoe Repa!r Shop.
Contempe GrHll Riv., 24xt8, 2 BR.. t BA, cor lot. Tilden St.. Westminster. l\IJJ Equipment ft»' Genttal
Adjacenttoaoll<0urae.Tak• Ocean bret ... o wnr ASKINGl32.500. Shoe Repair. Good c.,,. · * 141-0111 *
G""n Rlvll' oft ramp "'°"' 493-3191 LAOERA REAL TY dltlon, bliht Flxtur., A Sien 4» w.11!0 eqrf'AMIA
Rtver&ldt Freeway, 4901 • Repoueulon, low down. lncludt!d. Samt Location 10 _ j
Gl'ffn Rivtr Dr., Corona. __.7 , ·---••io C Yrs. 21& E. lTlh St., Cotta ~ • cozy rum c.ottap!
(nt) 131-'131(. 6UIW ....,"-"a-, ~ • ean. Mesa I Cotner lot. P.fust 1 t 11 , Call ~. E'vts. 836--6960 All utll p&ld.*Mature ade&Jtl.
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See Ora.nee County's neWf!lt 1 x 0. 2 BR, patio., Jndlcpd, .n> ft. frontage. plua 2 ,tory w/Pool. Nr evtrytbJnl. I
'72 furnished model mobUe nc room 6 pool, walk to rtmodtled homt. Railroe.d * home dllplay, Open daJly, 9 "-N r. 1pur, CAIL Omar Kahle for $140 ·SAVE ?t10NEYl 2Br.,1 1~!!!!!!!!!!1!!!"!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!! .... !!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-1 •~PC· -mo. $21(11. d t ll Bl ti, Loauno llHcll Newport Beech am-dutlc. Tab ~Dleao ~. 'LA• '0£· RA REAL prlv. Chllpatlo.·" Int, Cl'J> J
Call James Warre n • Frew)t" to_.Avay..r&W7 edt ''12 Ramada, 3 BR. 2 full TY WANTED. Man to enter the drps. d """*·
CAL REAL REALTY -------1 28282 c.mlno Clpl8tnno, bolha. refrii:eeated air ooncl. wood ttnlah Removing Serv . .,. • · ______,, PARK & POOL Laruna NtrueL lll·l900. Complete. Only 3 mo old. 961-4433 Hl-4433 Romov• all type• of wood Sl60 · KIDS WELCOME! 3
-w. 534.9440 or 531-2505 eve. HAPPY HARMONIOUS Seldom available Park Udo 45' F1JRN. 2~ yrs o!d 1 br, New tamUy PVf<, ~ flniahes fi'om fum. & lnt. Br. priv bunCalow w/Pool
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'iE ~' IHI THAN Laguna Beach Lo\.'tly Famtly Homt with ~pool. &Cbannica"re?"ttng 2spark!BR. ~ ~-<?.!i-~pado. ~~ Park. $.i.995. Dbl. 'wii)e, INCOME HOMES ~':· :~·· ;~~!"':·tt~sis~ $175. SUPER Del\L~e 2 Itr .. 2
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"" --------1 Chil-'-n's W'·-L l v l ... " .--. ... ,..._.. ~....., n 99:>.. ZI' Sall boat . 6-NE\Y DUPLEXES ""'!1,950 ·-B nk WR Sha -w~ .. ,... n I Ba. Kit. bltns, patio. dhL 100' to bay • pool. Udo ~17. '-NEW TRIPU:.""XES Wr,950 guarantee. .$1500. required a. iiu Pn . I
jlO I I NEWJ BUY ONE Roon1 ~·Ith Fireplace I. gar. $30,500. Or, a 3 BR, 2~~ area. AdulU-teenqe ok. to f'Jller n years of e11tab. crpts, frplt·1-. Singles anll 1-.-5 Btdroom beauty . upgraded ANO Glass Doon to Private Ba. lor $31,995, $'1500. 6'13-332G. NE\Y 2 BR lo1obile Home, 24 Btaut. new 2 ~ 3 B1t unlt1. bus'n1. $1 .IXXI. On. Startini.t pet ok. comnl~, ly, New PI u s h B D 0 E F;nclOM!d Yil:td.. Larie Den Double Double J.2X55 1 'Bf Mobile home. wide\ 141b"'l JeUrey Rd., 151 E. Bay St., CoA1a ltfesa. l!LfKe interior panf'li ng jf>b * '1rm UIL N & Kitchen. 4 BR. 2 BA. Rec. Pk. Sell/Rent. Owner. Complt'. 8/l, Ph: 642·.mT. ' I "I 0 19~.., ~"25 . SP1\CIOUS 4 Br., 2 Ba.
ClrPC; rli 1hr 0 ug h 0 U 1 · Fully carpeted.Two· car 2 double ...... ages •-""vered S3.3XX>. See Sat.sun, BlY A ,.. __ .J ln
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PrcttMonally Jandi;caped. l.ocatt'CI in the rustic Seaside boat ...... !:'on anua .. l le Y . Beach. T20C PacU'k O>ait 213: HA 9-t609. vvuubuy Hi· Tax•• "t71ill S.S9-2000, r xi . 48, .... 1, Perftl".t down to the I t • ·Garage'. BEST BUY! ..,,....... H NB Sp 1 6 l0x40 PILGRI1'f. .. ..,,700. Finl user's \\Tlte-otf! OlOice anytimf' a.lm;:les. Pet ok.
detitll, t i n c I u d Ing ~n V(1ltlllaAgeT'S ofWHESoRE. LaguA LnaL, .$43,000. Nev.•port Heights area of ,;;'YlsT~ ., ~ ati 525 Fairfax Dr, C.M, of 3 below 1-111-y, duplexes. -.-_N .. IQU GIFT LANDLORDS I :I: bl C.?i-1. 3 spacious bdnns., 2 I ot We have the pltull!. U E Do you hnve a vacancy? \\~e ~: :::a ar:i :e~ll ;~n ~°::~; THE QUAINT LI TTL E WALK OR CYCLE Ba. & huge tamily rm. 4 pm ~1.355; 64
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9 $84 :.o<> SHOP • can fill it. ?.t11.ny deslrablr
u-BEACH HOUSES ARE, To Laguna's ?tfost Deslrablt' Kitchen b I t n s. , h.w. LA.TE 'SQ LANCER Mob\ie ·n, 24x52, 2 BR. 2 Ba. lndry Uni~lrl~oy s:~~ty FOR SALE-Specialty shop ln tenants on our waiting lilt.
4 ~'"'>t~~rms. Hurry! Cnll YOU KNO\Y ). Sec I u d e d Btach! 2-Story Hom<' with cabinets, & dlnlag area. home. ~f.f. 2 Br, 2 Ba. nn. view lot, $15 mo. Mita. 3001 E C t rt ~ 6510 txclusl\"e center, Orange, Ab9olutel)' NO OIARGE.
l!.L O"---....1.v rrop1 the lane by high Vtew. 2 BR, 2 Ba. Bema Asking SU,000 but anxious Good buy! 646-T9t9, Wntm., $11,900 839-1'86 ' 5 11..-y. 0
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redwood fencing. , Ce 11 i n e 8 , Recent 1 y Jor offer. • 'HAVE buyers for 4 or 6 pll'x elusive ft"atures, Ch\11l'r's * '45-0l It *
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rm., has VAULTED OPEN Size Yard with Fruit Trees. 1-~ or Seal Beach, Nttd I~ 3 more llnie. Call Rob San· LANDLORDS!
BEAl\1 CEILINGS & EX-$3? OOO. Have a Din& ln this sparkling ......... TEI I lttal tstat1, I BR. 2 BA Ownt'r'!I: unit. ford, GRUBB k ELLIS, 4300 p 0 SE D T J l'ot BE-R S. ' POOL. on Highland Dr., in . General Broker, (714) 75S-07i4. CamN•S Or., NB. 557.7900, We Specialize ln Newport ~-
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Tl:E OFF MASSlVE ADOBE BLOCK LUXURIOUS ~-·-area. BR, • Ba. • UUJ-> BR·Deluxe BP· .. 6 ., TYPE F iot:"DT.ACE fro Family rm. Kitchen bltns., New~et..w. .._ FURNITURE STORE A l..quna, Our Rental Ser-
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ecut1ve ype home on ... 00, --•Ung Lga pie .. -sep, lau..A.... rm.. stone U •••• n I cl•••• only "" 1121 .. , Fair1taf of Meaclov.•lark .. ~ '"~t p~Y Contemporary Glass &: Wood frplc. Aii ..... A.1 sharp con-4 BR. VlcroRlAN ule 1'2 _..... · vw· • llALL\tARK Card &: Nu-V1ew!
""7 Goll Course. Beautiful ap-HJ\S OCEAN v 1 E w. VI~. 2 BR, 2 Ba. Beam dition .$44,000. You. m~ lff 1bls CUllomiz-lndustrtal Property t61 Gitt Shop NU·VIEW RENTALS ?.• potntments throughout. Twin.size bedroom w/at· Ce1lin11.Recently CALL l!!l. ,1, .. 1414 ~rnairterp\ece.S)lhold.3 10unit1(5hae+S Apll) (cleanandsteady) mt'.!30 or ~
tt' Imported Italian tUe tn tached bll.th. Ldng galley Separate 4th BR &: BA. "~' ·blks to· HartJor Ht rb. E/ilde, C.lot Priced to SELL or trade your vacant LIQUOR Store5 (6 loc'1) SPOTLESS!
be.th, 2 fireplaces, formal ...,._ kl! h -1 1 d Mast.er Bedroom on 2 A 4... ~~ often terms I: aeU-Aa"t-_, ~. will M-1 on leased lol-1 bldgs. HOLLAND Bus. 51111 3 bdrms 2 bll.lhs _ d\nln1 ~ •.rr-c en nc u es"'-· t Ith 81 ........ n--• 1....., , __ ...., $'t 500 ~ .. .,.. ..... diJllrl 1~m; ~autifully RA N G E &: o v E N , uc:-ve a: w ~........ .n.uwu. •SAL TY .11w~. P'U· ' • • take offer. Groa $1,050 per SUilivan, B:oker 540-4429 O'fiJ"'1,.J. 7'0 room, family room -one
airpited A: dn.ped. Only R E FR 1 GERAT 0 R , Larie Family Room with Nt•r Ne,.,,•rt •••t Oftlc• 645-2152. :mo. By Owner. 642-852), Lets for S•I• 171 MmMy to Lean 240 mile from ocenn a.nd near ~ :r.~~or&PJ>Ointmentto :~i;,,.u in matching ~ :1t::~n~ THE BLUFFS Sen Clem-*.Nif'un-~~=s·H'BAdarn3BR. 1st TD loans =.":."'-~~~ ~ .• , · . Breakfa.st: Room. Lars e COLONY Cove, 2 way view, • ........... '-• · CHOICE aubdivl11ion lol, 1,) $275.00 mo. call 541)-3688.
··" Tins ch.arming beach ~ Pool-Size Yard. MOST ''~MQ:IT~'' front faces block k>.,,.. • 2 BR, $.U,950. 536-3188. hr Lq Vegas. $500. Sell or 11 clooc to everything. ·~ 6" % INTEREST SHARP 4 BEDROOM.
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':.· •31·~5111 '(-'I"") '31·5100 THERE IS AN ADJOINING DESIRABLE LOCATION!' ldacpd prden, ire rooted I p 166 trade! 51:!~. 'i< • • • • BUILDING SITE. "°'"T $81,500. . patio. Hu 90 -view """"'e roporty u ... nt I D 2nd TD Loans ALL BU IL TIN KITCH. ,;,. 11\1\ 4 Bdrma., 3 Bath&; end unit, mvv 1 "' ••trt, QUIET CUL-DE-SAC
CAN BE PURCHASED on grace.full ~t backing or ocean. 90 dearee view of QU · I ReMrt 174 ~'.' Huntl119'on Harbor WITH THE HOUSE Price VIC STUART, RHllor to eu... mtns, 2 BR, !Ba. XJnt cond, OWl'fl!R LI IDATl!S Lowest "'"Oran.<• C•. •270. PHONE AGENT
t, bland Living on the UtUe beaLch hop·"rc 'e' L~G~~75~~A;.H d..,;pe~ ==; lhruou7, m-0235. ~Jo ~";'",!,,u~:.,; ~~ WOODED % A" Bd cabln "WE BUY TD'S" ~5'._ HarborJ~~~
'' At Its Best u!29.::!1~U ~dJ! site 1195 GLENNEYRE $51.000. ~ Utll $50/mo, Aakin& $1:1,500. ~·Shell 110.9'0 Sattlor Mt9. Co. -e. 3 BR .. near pool, 14z;
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-·'"del'-•ttu1•~-.3 ~-·-•···'tor~oooo ------.,. · OPEN SUN. 1·5 I lld!I1tatt, I fllOldN.....,.Blvd,.NB HOBBYSHOP ,.9000 642-2171 54s.G611 per mon•h lncludlnr ..... uy ,,.., " ~""''u can Ult" .,,... ...... liCl.I ... • ~....--... e 17 Unit • 2 blka from BJ.a • .., ' Serving 1-1.a.rbar areo. 21 yn. ::. ::':.i."°":..tr":.. D~-=~ ~~tal of 139'500 tor both Pann~~,A~,!'~ch I< 550 VISTA FLORA em.... Grau $1100 per mo. '=°NT Homea . from WE make loans on property. ::.:rj,:-.:.i"L
., kitchen family areL Must MISSION REALTY ~--•e-Pool •-~1y All on l.IH. Tuts. S3tm per Godwin1 ALPINE Reolty Alao buy TD's. McClure, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I
-1' { .ee master bedroom suite . un:&A ·•· ' .x<:'4'"• .... ~ Acru11. fot Nie IJO yr . .Askin&: $265,000, Box 1196 (7111 ~·1511 Bkr. 492-8332 or 492--0424. • 985 So. Coa!t HWY .. Laguna Elevator. FumW>ed. 1:13,150. ~~ 308-312 carnatio CdM -CHARMING
' • which completely awers ,.. Phone (714) 494-4731 Bkr. 171•> 499-3005. t: \ 121 • .Jf' 60 Aeret South ol Rlvenlde, e lo Units (5 hie<";, 5 apttl Eves !213J «8-537G CASH FOR TD'S CAPE COD ~· ::!~r. =vi: :i~ 2 NEW LISTINGS L~9un1 Hille (j(Sf. 'i -0.!!)J adjacent t 0 subdivision E /lide, C.M. Grou SllXIO SPECIAL Smoke Tree Vnlley Private Party. 644-2!M9 Ytarly rmtal 2 BR., den, l
ot $l80500' I' furlhe in-ARTIST'S HOME ~ 1 ! l caterln& to equeatrtan&. per mo. Taxes $1400. Raes acreap, ~ level aC't'ts. Mortgiges, ·bath home:. ~ Bk>ck from
,fJ ~~ ~ 841'-an.:. Creative hn.aglrlation of a !UC· Open House . . rca ty Thia: proPe,rty tnuat be seen all leased. Ask.ln,c $88.500. ~~lperlal .. v~~ey,l East of Trust Deed• 260 beada. sm month,
ceuful artist a: art dealer, Sat & S 1 5. · . to be appreciated. Priced ""t 2636 Elden Ave., -C.h-1. ...... ton L .u. m to river. Maxine Wllllams 642.,8235
iMPlred ihit one of a ldflid • ~ Uft. • ... .~4,_.!.__.!f ~ 9f_o s4_oao per aci'e with flnan-9' 2 Duplexes .· first-bUc 1rom Xlnt inveltmenl $375 ptr $40,000 .. 2nd T.D. 10% Int. 3 Macnab-lrvm.e . 1 )ntlmate f'{ily~ sanct.: •••• check this out. TWO lfewFUQ Beadt clnl available. can tor ap.. ocean. Gro1t ·$600 per mo. A_r;. or $6950 all. Will con-yr clue date. SZXXl Bonua . uar,,. Includfi guest a pt, stOry,tJVEB~droom1 1 644-r)l.33~ pdlntment. ' , per unlt. On yrly W1t&. aklertrade !orhome tn91'1 ,wrll.~,Gf()-~1 •• ~.Yi MIU!· FROM llACH 'artl!t'• atudl<>: comp!etl.ly d~ beTWths0. AIR con-BACK BAY Ec"'1ofl A Anoe.; fnc. 115.~perduplex. ~tori:'·:UU:~-HAVE 2ND '1.P. ~AT :~::•l:ll8l~ljl~0.,. ... -~·:4•:;:•:I~l
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. prlvale J>OOI, iacmrl " bl> uwrung. yn, ..... EST IUY 511-'2621 ' • •• DI •• U6 ~IP st., N.B. .., . . .., 8\i% WILL DISCOUNT.
·'· Oam~lng; surfing, swim·, scure sunbathing ma. Un-AS:;tnp; VA loan. 25~ · I · ·•·µ~nits ..,-':'(l)_).~BR:; l3) 2 .J..OT1n1AmoU11:L:tJte 1Havuu, PVT PTY 545-8625 •
t ,ming. 2 BR and d~n; ending artistic &: sought MaWIOn. Back Bay 4 bedroom home FOR SALE • REDWOOD Br.-zqne<t.forl~,UD:itl.Grqft home of ~--'fOl'~ famous . . • ............... .... ·~ ; = "'::.pat~ :ID after feature~ North aide, LAOERA REAL TY with larr• hobby room. RANCHOS 5 acre lleveloped $1."111 !>er ino;'-$21W London• '!llfdie. IAcated • ~ BR, i ... ~ nu
• • • & °'''" side t. Ideal aide for Needl work, but inaenta parcels located lri Notlhern· )'riy, Aakine $180,000, ' " doM to oil ochools • city. I . -!or-J/ ll!) llftr1tllllil, Ger, IDdl. ' J.i . =~ "0
10ts of cus:; only carefree, casual living. 961 4433 Ml 443J 1111.Uty, location• oolld.,,.. c.ut Near Redwood Nat1 )ii E. 21'1 St., c.lli. _ $8IXJO 11hvlll trada tO< Costa ~miiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~' ~:.~ ..,9', HIOlH m M )n · 1• eu, cary $167 500 atNcdon. Give tb1a one Park. Smtth Rlwr and e 1 Dup1ex'. N'ewport'Shorel. Yea or Newport Btacb in-
. .only 2\i yean ,.,..... llUSIN.ESS & l,NCOME OWNER tranalerred , ' mo IOII!e T.L.C, '• YoU've Sot Padlle Ocean. Far info " c;,.,. IS60 11'1' mo Frplc'• como poop.-· ~ •1 Moir
$25,900. By owner. 536-1545. On a I&• tot a bl~ -old, 3 br, 2 be, crprd A a winner, I Don't delay. -blochurH contact: RO> In l>Oth unitS. S ~. 2 ·Ba'• 2 Loll, aodo4ed $2.CIO HouMI Puml1hed 300 ** DUPLEX B It A ND
"" OWNER tranderred, • '. ·' • ~ 39 .... .;id..,,.~ ~· :.":'.':. ~.:: $39,500. ; T-n. 900 Pn.tdl No. 2. c .Asldntl $86,500. M-1dp cobln 115.150 Oenerol NEW. Hup dlx ........
. )\ -+ Jamtly rm, IUITOUnaeOJ atery business I: attr 2 bd-ic:t WI cul-d Front 0 _;,~t.' i Alhland Ore. 210 F,m. .N~ ~, , Llbllde.cabln m,ooo -It 3 BR. ! BA ~ ; by beautlllll ""'· 4. rm, home with ~Ua lnd:',.i" ~ ~ I ,;;.." l~ 8Ull""8I p,_rty 154 •Duplex • Newpart Beach CaD l6MMl ar "'1te; 1185 ·South i.a:. 1 Br. Utll. ~lace, bl~ ltOO sq. ft'.
• , ~. natural b r l ck tnp this for only $72 500 " fncd. $29,<m. 830---9<m. ' FOR aaJe..Betr tavetn., fami-tdntm prk'r, 3 trt;y. Aak· Bax 2S2I. Bil Bev Lakt, $115 • E/Side. Attrac, 1 Br. + e w '
bedrooms. ovenlzed muter trees le pleuant IUlT'OUnd· 51 21 on water. 10)) eq, tt. SUb-Spencer Real Estate, P. O. pd, Chlldlpet ok. 3 d w /vk!w of ba7
,;, . fireplace, 1amlly room, dJn. 1nc1.' all the equlpmen~ good Le9uno NlllUll 1y bar, by owner. can Ing $260,000. Cam. hi<, pr, ynl., paUo, J>OOL :=-;:;,!'~ ;a1i:.'.0i:
n big nn.,,_ bullt-ln range, will • basiness. -BROADloIOOR, NI u e I 8v Wh• , 962-4au. 4401 Seashore Dr., N.B. *FUN-PRESTIGE* $220 .. CdM. 2 Br over pr, Refs. -ulred. 615-QIOO,
, .. oven, dllihwuher. Br k, tr.nJ.JE ?i-IcO.JRMACK C rr ate Re•ltor FOR St.le· R al Estate ow. Ph '42.-l520 for tnfo *IN~* Qlllet &: private • ._.. .. p;:ooo 846-diM Shotts, ocean view,"" BR, 2901 Newport Blvd. ' e ce • 8 . •-• H B'• Be • ·•·· NU-VIEW RE. NTALS S2ZI • 2 Br. over pr. St.o\-e, , ' • . REALTOR 494-7551 1amily rm 2 Ba, • yn old Newport Beach 675-ClO oent C.M. incl R.E. w/add'I I n M~ om• ~ ... ~·
" POOL HOME • * OPl!N * 22Dll ~It i•·~ ~/cp(d. in<Ome. Evea: M&-2020. SEVEN -USl!S Low aa $4295. 549-0434 lor 67~ "' 191-3248 retrlg .. c:rpt/dl'Jll, privacy • • . , IY OWNER ~ ' -~. ~~ ' PANORAMIC Vll!W info att 7 pm. * SUMMER ALS 1225 • 2 Br. h,.. wl"'1e,
SaVSun Open House 12-5 For Your Inspection 3 cu garqe. ~autlfUl tun· Btaut. maintalned home Comn\ercl•I 5-2 BR A 2-1 BR. Individual VIEW cabtn, faJ:lulou• 1oc. Finer Homes~ >.r! gar., )'Td, chUdfpet.
). BR. 2 BA, ram rm w/c11.th Frl/S•t/Sun. 1~ PM Uy ho':e 1:.::cc':' 2 s.droorna A tarz:e famD1 Pt '''rty lSI homH on wP earner lot. Running Sprp. 4 BR. newly From $1,00J Month $395 • 3 Br.,
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'.t • ct1llna, 1orm din, Jg llv Ocean view, Mystic HUI& 4 ruysOO Call owner 496-6334• nn. Poot SM.sex>. CANNFfRY VIILAGE Leue Needs llOme TLC and dee. $22.900. 646-1355 BW Grun<b' Rltr 67$.6l6l.
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' nn, trplc, ci>oe to ocean. BR. ~ ;:; "°:::•· ~vllll $67, • • • GH,.. WllllamHn 2 BR. -$300 mo. + utU senenl cleanup. N t v er LEVEL LOTS, .............S. • • • NU-VIEW RENTALS
" $37,950. * 536-3340 ".:'.:.i w ~;,. .:!:l Marge M50NBr,\RC!t3 Ba.BAY :F"v1CE, Rultor WIEST, A(ent 675-2723 vacancy. l8t$. month Jn. with water. Cre1tune area. !)al~ 1111111 6'IM030 or -, TWOBEDROO SHACK! Y • n>om ~ any • • aw, S4M571 ~•1.,• come 110.000 cin. Alltinc ~··-, ~•n~o • BR/d SHARl'i<•cletJt.3Bdl'm,.2 ,.. ' M or extraa Directtona· up Pll'lr: reduced for qulck aale -_.,.. """ $79 500 CALL 1«2-1m By Owner. Call _......,, ~t • • n ~-. Alt•dle&pt $150fmo. Jump Ave.. ~Tahttt,1eftonearlb-ownert 496-4016. • ,$M,900, Fee Land. Harbor Commt(Cl•I ,Orllu. . A-Frame cabin, 750 aq ft. .... ..,..-UVI, home, Aus bath house, top IOUtb of
to ocean. Bltr. 962-5511. bean watch tor ~--1514 View Homet, Carmel 3 BR, P.-rfY 151 B'-Bear City I.lite _ ht-15th, lllJO. Winier $275. HWY. location, l3SO per • ......... MOVE rlaht in Im.mac. 3 rn, l ' lot. -· • ,. • , .. ". mo Av•ll 9/8, M&-U55. month. Call Mr. Balb'.
> · lrvlM (:lribbean WO)'. Aildnc BR, 2 Ba., eyts/drtlO, 1&. ""· crpq, prem * ·POR SALi * · Jll,500. -· C : ' 673-8560. AjJent:
·: · $49.500. lol Owner. $35,900. 493-729:1. ~ ~~ ~i: 5,650 Sq. It l<>t • La,rcna Out of St1to Prop. 171 °'1111 dol Mar Slnllet/P't.mlll.,, 2 BR, tum
· , · 5 BEDROOMS * 499-:lllOO * Lido late , ~e. ' Near Foreat I< Third S~ $115 utll paid, pr unit, alto or unt. Gar. Fncd. ·~ ONI; STORY . •. ll.Wb1z& Ideal tO< fOR Al<. 1 Ac Ranclttt!o; $85 N'pt Bch. Ronl·A·HOUM 97M430
: Unlvenlty Pad< • •Park•• ~ ....,__ ......._ . OPEN SUN. l..S FANTASTIC dplx lot tale on profwlonal or rotal1 bids. °' 6. 100 front It retldentlal Renl·A-Hou.. 979-MJO
' home. Family nn., abium. -~..,. -224 VIA ITHACA Balboa P<nin. Huge 3 br REALONOMICS, BROKER MtJL TIPLI UNIT Iota. 1 mile hi view prop, ;;,C;;,o•:.;l;;,•...;M=•N;::_ ___ _ ~ 2i,, bat.hi; all beautuull,y Ir ::0-LMl~::J: Redecora\e4 2·1lY· 4 BR. 3 owners apt w-be11.uitl'ul new * •7M700 * INVESTORS Prescott, AN. $1?,«» or l•gvn.1 Bl.ch e cozv Cottage • t Br. nr ( ~ wtft11.IY ~etoratrct.r with ,..... .... ...,._. balhl. D1n1na: area. South tum. $75,tm F.P. \Vorth 12 unlll ln beut of eo.ta will trade $5500 eqty for 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, hlah up. trl $90
.... imany custom ~ blt·in TERRIFIC OCEAN patio. $73,500. ~.ooo).._ 114 E. Balboa FOR SALE BY OWNER MelL Very low vacancy. boulf in' beach areu. Partly furnl1hed . By the A~R.~~j~ 'e Js..3Jioo
·, .featureL Very apeclal & CANYON VIEW Wilker Reilly 675-.S:tGO Blvd. m.-0526 PRIME 1T% Return on down. 9611-l;936. montl< only. $300 Leaw
• home. Realistically priced, 3 BR. in rustk: pvt. 11ettins. -3338 V'ii Udo, Npt Beach WATERFRONT duplexes A OOMMERCIAL BLDG. $12),000. Tom Queen· Re•I !1t•M mtaaie •t 49'1041. e PRIVACY! 1 Br .
IN G THE LAND. Huae same tn1. + work rm. Now 11 the tim• hottle. 3 I< I BR. SllJ,000; 2 11'15.000 w/$35.000 down 644-<!llJO. Exch•-1~ Lob fONOI !'!'.""'ow. Pref. llll(l• man.
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JUST RIGHT FOR LtDo REALTY _.. l 61.>19'12flS.4073 Coitllllftlnlum1 . 642-1235 .6444200 unr'.,bicted view ot water tllacrimlnaU~lamU)': three 'i.EASEl0"1'10N AVAIL.
YOU & YOUR HORS& 33TT Via LIM, N.B. . · fw Hie 111. on cout In So. Cllll. beclrootnl, 2 botha: lrivat• Bit·lns, crpts, Jpl. I' b1k wall
Pvt. oettJng on 113 aC!". 1 * 17).7100 * EASTBLUFF, opacloua apllt , SJ GARD~ tyPI; llNJTS 641-'1213. beach and wnnla club l•nct', cor lot, aune pork B~. Cean ... pint $33,900 ELEGANT ~·~co~~ ~i~ SGtOpe&n $Housel 5 :II • 3 BR, u .• BR, • Riii l•lote Wentod 114 ~~=-~~.:. .~l';i'~ Bkri°"'!'!m1 • ~·-• !·-"· · Ull S7T,OOO, per y;ar income. ;.;.;;""-==:....;.:=;.;;;:~ -.... Rll!I' lllAL TY • ~~m s ~·uv ,.... yard, -!or pool. Spoc-' • • NJ Balha a private patlot •PVT pty wants 3 or 4 BR patio. Children and pots ;.;.-=-'""--~-=-'=
497-1711 home with 4 botlta I< I f!ro. lacular vttw.• Walk to • , •. charmlll( 2 Bedroom' 1 ll"fllbell A fine hom Call welcome U !hey don't brtak 2 BR, cpts, --· "--fly R places. $92,500. tchoola, parka. For ..re by 1(Ut1Jo. flUlCK POSSESSION + poo + in ~-·ttldo k'~~ Harry, 833-1129 th• hou8e and a r 1 quiet. CPI. only. No pots • .,...,. etftClt b«oaR6 •-·-J owner. $58,500. 6"-0485-• , • ADULT community. Pl'>"•• property -w ..,..: ••" 6 wkncll hou•••:-o!:tn! Available now n!O)mo. !l4S-8l!51, !111-1405.
Upto51amUyiiedroom.plua .-R. bCtiAN'VIEW'• DRIVEBY10185Aa<OtCI?' CoataMeN. 6124!U. or late wmmar. $385. 1 *2BRhome,...-ated.
b .... 15x25 lamlly room, ol-3116 Via i:::o -~ DUPLEX cfl, K.B .. Hunttns<on Bay 400[.11~· FO•.w PRIVATE prty wan e: ~o.b'! month on • 1 or 2 ,. .... QWer oouple. !11!5-,
Ian tltt ideal altuaUon IO< -Brand ,,.., wood I< iJaao. TownhotltH. AtldntJ prlct C,I, dttplex. I i 4 Br. a. -·•· )y_.., Relt ........ nqulred. ~ 142-8!01 *
)'Otll' arowlnc family. Quiet I BR, 3Ba, boat ynl, dat. dbl huae. Only $86,500. Dtve, J!J,!J!il. , • !''F Alall molr bldl-l75-0922. = PrOpertiJ. Ine. Coll 3 Br,; 1>1.'cpts, ..... bltnl,
relldentlal . aeea w Ith ~· =;JY=· 106 Asnl , t75-lt72 day 1, LAOW REALTY #!'!J,. _ ac:recned potlo, dbl -
privacy a view. $43,!J!il. t75-7'9!-. LAGlJ!li llEAOI-Almott [ [rAl Lld9 lite ~. -· -. ~I ~· V.... 2 Le dupion. next door, Ii 9614411 Ml 4Ga ocoan llollt.~ al town, 1 Ats iht~ * WATIRFRoNT;'" Mesa !<Orth. ill!!-llCI. 1Ucb. """"0~(Z.n, I BR. I& Udl pmo ""'l'o hlk -ocean beoch. THIY CRIED yt.;, lllllta,·~ comp. 5 BR. 6 Ill. !tome. s .. ut. 4 BR. 2 •ty ~ Avail
REAL ESTATE lli bo, bltn)lt, ~ *"' ~-ft; Alt 67W5Q, WHIN THEY Lll'T ftmode!Od, pro~ ... •·-•-· ful'A. AY&ll. 1 to 4 moolha ~~ Drlwy 1"' ~ ~ 3~
........ ~ 1ncL '34.1'0 C171'1'4Gi wttl\ 2-Br • 1ott. But tnttc1t u t1tey lilted to --Income, thow9 ... -besltlnlnc AtlC. lot. •• moo ;.404o 1190 Glenncyre ~l !ISi~ Pa!lo no say-. ~W loav. lhll lutdoua 3 bdrft.. cellettt reura. $220,000. • Opp1rtunltY 2lt P'l'-inlll pier •·•lip. ~":;;,,:;,.:;:,,· ,.,-..,-,..-,--
494-MJ 549-0.116 Ml11lon Viti• or (213) ,-. 2!i bo Tiburon ......-: Good ltn1 Ertt.te, 353 N. tTAILOR. MADI+ lay & leMh Rulty I BR. 2 BA, """-I• ,_
*°PEN SAT/SUN.10-3 . LIDO Salt<llA·lnm•3BR, 2 tlley _.. -:• <lout Hwy. *'-'151&_ Little -· in to. * 67~ * ~"" ept, ... elem ochl. ·~1144 EIGHTH AVI!. S BEDROOM, 2 bath, BA.$3UOO Immtdoceupy 111ty are ...,.1 No'! DANA HARBOR t.arunLDryclunlnc la..,. Ne rt'llNch mkt Crnr. $215 "'
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BR. plus l'tltllPlll rm. ca..i elec. iltcb., good wall· , $32.911>. Move in -· 4-PkxH .. 166.!llO to in.950 equip. Incl. 13,000 B11y1 11111 3 BDRM, 2 lrplcs, bar. 5BR. aBA\< -del Mar
llW1.. to lib A>e., So. to-wall carpeta. Loweat ~•.,,\~I~, , · ·11rwln rutty Inc. 1 Duplex .............. $52.500 __ .. at blti••.a'!)O~ door opener, area, ...,.. cptt, "-Wall!
Lafl•na price In aria -~.*. SPANT.!111 • 0n 10 m P by -(ill lttll I Ultlfl •1 ....... ,,.$132,IOO beach. oolt wafe<. k25 month, to achla etc. 1.125/mo. lit A
PLACE REAL TY XATELLA REALTY, ~!Ider. 4 Br, 2 Ill, H Ccni y Mitt AlCUU' e.t La Cresta. Dana PLACI RIAL TY avail. Stpt. 15th. 646-,\291 lut + s:;o. m.4111 Aft.
4M-m4 -972t 137-MOO. !litp Minr BR " l1llllY eW [:.&; l ft Pt, WEBB (Bier.I IU-lJ37 4f4.'704 4f4,'71f WATERFRONT dlx S br. PVT. 6 0.... l Br., tncd.
Prlvoto P,.nthou• DAJLY PILOT -aalrU. Mtul "'to IP' 2 ..:ln"::,, ~h, lot. :a *NIWPORT BEACH* CATERING truck. r,,z hrl. dplx. Gar, lndry, tlocl!. yard, c:rpl/drpo, bnoldot.
Luxurious 2 Bdrm on rid• W"'NT D pnc. ~,IOO. Call 61Hl811 , · Lwtttrloul Olllc:e Bids-!la.Dla all day 1top for I yn. Avail Stpl. 113''111.1; (!Iii) bar, P1'· Jdoal 1111' c1111t1.
llve beoch. Pao!, wncllclt a .. A 1llr •Jllll. ~iinu ll00,000 lloWll. Primo 1oct.-Ideal Io r aem!-ntlnd -Coll. -.
... prlvato-Loflll FOl AC1ION 'lbl-dlawto Ille w.. lAliuA REALTY -I0.000 Sq. n.. -a -· M••-T~uu. Lllot .. _, o.r-.1·,-"-==o1-... -"'---.-, -,·,I
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• fl4S. • 1y $150 SPACIOUS 1. & 2 IEDROOM APT. 1 l
t, .· ALA Ront1l1 e 64W900 ALA ~tels e 645-3900 Fum ....... & Unfumlshod Rlnt Brollters -· : . •. e l1lWl '1'11111 3 Br. 2 Ba. e LIDO tov•IJ1 • 2 Br., 2 Adult Ll•lnt • o,.v-. WI/er/dry Incl. DWnruher color coordinated appliances •
: " l190. Sa., trpt., erpVd~. •ncl i>lu1b shag carpet. mlnwed wardrobe door~
; : ALA Ront1l1 • '45-3900 /l;. ::;,11, e 645-3900 Indirect llgbtln( In kitchen • breakfast blr •
' . MJi;SA vi;; RD E • 3 l2IO • Lido lllo ""-huge private fenced paUo • plush landlcap-
Bodrooms, laml!y ...... 2 ~ Br Ill. Ing • brick Jlar.be.Quea • Jar11 heated pools
balhl ""1"<Jna. ""'-Wlr1 ••· 1 · u pt. l< lanat Air concllUonlnt.
SOME APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE
FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY ~home 1n ,,..,.u.., im • a Br., 2 Ba., "1>1<:.. 3101 So. 1r111o1 St~ Slftt• Ano 557-l200
nelPl>atboocl Available 1 -w/pr A -COLDWILL, IANKElt I CO. (ReservaUon1 accepted
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... ~at ,{;'o'/mo. ~pr.,>"f.,cltet.llllkl ""'""G " Al . = :.i:.t•byr ~ ~-VIEW RENTALS /4fltl Fum. Ml /4fltl. furn. 3'41 MEDrTERRANEAN z...ns . 613-4030 .. IN :a . VILLA GE
56-2219, ~...,tor= lolllA lltond Huntm,i.. BHch An address of dl1Unc-
1nto. HARBOR VIEW HOME YLUU.Y Ba 1 b 0 a It Uon ln Costa M e 1 a
CLEANlmalllniombowe, -3 Bednn., dining bodlelor'. Comph t•tyloQUINTAHERMOSA adjacent to Newport
-. " ,.fri&, $105. utD. pd, room. $.195, mo. fllrnllhod. Man... ...man SJ>O"l!b O>emtr,, Esta,. 1Jv-Beach, Balboa and the
No clop. 54Mt1M1 REALTOR, 644-7270. prof. Roll. m-<lll67I AM cur Ing " Spadowo AptJ. Ter· Southland's finest com· an 6 PM raced pool; sunken cu "ti ~ •l BR, l " ba. frplc, blttn.. . , BBQ. Unbellevable IJvfne -mum es. ~ lee tnod b&ck )'d. $DJ.mo. LOVELY new 5 Br home In BALBOA hJAnd Hotel, Only
' • 531-f'lllO . Harb VW Hms. Close to Suites, ~Pl 4. Rn!L Kitch. 1 BR FURN $175 UNfURNl5HED
' ilALEciU:ST Iunnw: S br schll, bch & I b o P I . lacj!, By De/Wk/Mo. 121 ALL UTn.rmi PAID i U':~i::.!:",:::!)~8()
· pr, erpt/cir;, $250 '111 & Cbb!e/pool. IS60 mo/Lie. A1at" 6'llh'l6l3. •
' • 1111. Avail A"" 1. !115-3'93. ~. * DOCK • PIER * (4 bibs. OI San DI ... Frwy The charm of Old
. Sll5 .. Vacant 2 Br Hu iar-Ocean VJew. 1etttnc on bay Oannina l br, turn apt, en on Beach, 1 blk w. on Holt World Spain awaits you
· ... Klds pru ok. 2 BR. 2 BA. Ger, Vacant. N. -nt. l car pr. $350 to 16211 Parkllde Lane.) In Costa Mesa at Ring ~ : .• RMt-A-HouN '7f.IC30 ROnt-A..lfouN '7f.M30 mo. ie .... ~. cn4> 841~ Brothers' M e d I t e r •
' , YEARLY J BR. ll1cd >Id dbl CllARMING 2 Br, turn. n 45 • n 65 r a n e a n Village. The ' -•l1t Volley -•. No -u. -iJ.10• Avail now. l2lO mo, Y•arly. ~ •• t I th ttln t-·~-~ ~ 1 1 Bachom " 1 BR. patios, coun ry s e ae g \ S BR A 1am nn. c• to 6i3-09s?Eveslrwlmda. Call Fmi, 6 3-goo, trplc'•. prtv. garages. where quaint cobble-
; ldloab, lboppc. Phone HARBOR VIEW HOMES-2 Ir 6'B-6829. Divided . bath It lots ot stone courtyards and
•. :· ewa. &37-9115 Fountajn Den or 3 BR. $380. Lie. or A'ITRACTIVE winter rental. closets. Rec hall. pool & pathways wind over
Vallef. mo . ., mo. 645-2552. 2 BR, 2 BA, II blk bay. 1175 pool tablet, sauna balhl. streams and nnnds to
!• '·' mo (2U) 698-3021. ~ -Huntlrn£tan lleocls Son Juen Coplstrone · See for ,......m lT.!01 the door of your villa
; • BEACH Psd • •-c. Bach. 2 BR _ ~ ~--~ •--•. lolboe PMlnsulo x .. t.m u.. n blk w .. ol apartment •
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VISTA del LAGO
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Studio, ·1, 2, 2 & Den villas for yo11r
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....-, ...... , ....., """"...., """q PENIN Pt. ~ l br I Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). rAft1800 . • lurn. Sm!. P"l Utll. Incl. o_.i, Community pool •• • w w W.7818 -Fireplaces, wet bara. '"""""
r JJ.<e.. $24.5. ** 496-~ crpt, pvt patio, YrlY be. UPPER front 2 Br, overk>ok-beamed ceilings, wood 1 ~:, ;~::·:::: 58
•• "'."BR."""lBA.?-old. =~J~~i! ~· ::;! ~ be.:i~-~~:.'!d .designed~~~.
nc1 lddl/ tJ. N • .,_ Mature cpl, no chldrn or color-coordinated In. I ' ~.; ~· pe r. 1010 w. Allon. $265/mo. l1airs unit 6=il. peu. 1159. J.ll35 12th St teriors, with carpets Newport loocls Nowport -Coll• Mo11 Huntington IMch
:, ; ALA Rontols • 645-3900 Un1vo':.':',~~ = =::E =~TONG a rd, n •, _WJv~!pe;&uos and WHY PARK NEWPORTIRS s~~~s ~ LARGE 3 Br, lli Ba. ~
i·· BJl,.2 BA·bltfna..Xlnt VlLLAGE m Gorden Home. • Call 6'f5.8740 • AptJ. Hell at Bola Chica. balconies. STAY HOME .ON Oldtt pr.lomd. m.n45 drps, M..,,..t..i. Bit-Ins,
.. : :cond. Only $229. per Brand new 3 Hr, 2 Ba. * PENIN. PT. 1 BR. Ape nr "':'';323· ~mperelng. ~ -Community Center WEEKENDS. Dono Point "' •hr/~~ .~ ovenltlo.~ , i" -mo. Alen! 162-4471 or Greenbelc aide,& back yard bay a ocean. $160 per mo. w • you re ""'' · · with spacious lounges , • dlhwhr, ·~ ''"• P< .,.,. -billi' d d · • VIEW a Privacy! Duplex carport &: ltoJ'a&e. "Mull " ~JO • area. Atrium. Q>pt'd. AdJ. 6'J5.8990. . ar an pmg pong WOULDN'T YOU? 2 B ; , ~ to an exclusive recreation Coron11 clef Mar $125 • $135, Lge. modem 1 rooms. r. praie, Lndry 1acil. aee to a p pre cl ate I • •.
. 3. BR, 2 BA, uW room, Jrg taell. Prlv. u 1 e at Br., redec. Cpts., drps, Nr. -3 swimming p 0 0 l s \ 496-7568 or i75-J988. 5.16-2651.. ;
t "'""'"" yard erpta drps clubhollle, •tc. ~ 1o BACH apt, 2 bll<I Bia Corona, ocean. 210 ch I ca go . outdoor whirlpool 4 It's all here for you to enjoy Satunl8Ys and Aey d.,, Is tlie BES? DAY to LARGE 2 BR 1 story 4-plox; , ao.e to ~ach. ~Ml/mo. 1ehlt &: *1xip'g center. 1 adult, :no pets. Yearly. 536-2268; 847-5169. night lighted teiims Sundays and all week long, too . run an ad! Don't delay • • • Cpta, drpa, r/o. av. tncd.
-' 1345/mo leue 833-l389 1125 U711 pd 642-8531 L ·--~ call today 6(2.5678, child OK. 1135. 847-4245. I · •caJI Evos " wknd1 , · · · · · •1smo -cou .. s. $750,000health spa, 7swimmlngJ>09IS, 7light-
j • · 5.11;.2789. • Condominiums Cosio Mo11 LGE turn P, n t h 0 u,,. -Health spa with gym· ed tennis courts, bicycle trails, putting' ueen, Apt. Unfurn. 365 14fit. Unfvrn. ~
: · 2 Bt, brand new. Hu.«, t.c11: Unfurn. 320 Pan:ramie view of YillB.8'! nasi~ andand separa~e shuffleboard, croquel Spacious junior~ 1'1 Newport Be•dt Newport Be•ch
: yd. $235 mo, Incl-· Days, Cosio MtM LIVE LIKE A KING " oeean. 2 hr. den, frplc, mens women• from $174.50 monfhly, plus 1 or 2'bedroom : tn4)6l!Hl550. All< tar Mr. d •undeck. Indoor BB Q • facilities, I n c I u d • plans and 2-story town houses with 2 or 3 bed·
: llllrraJe. MON'l'lCELLO,-Dix 2 '"""'· At Bu got Prices! -lng sauna baths. rooms. All with electric kitchens, private bal·
: 2 Br bllre ta beach, Va-2 br, 2 ba. ~ <l'PVdrpl, FURNISHID-Nowport hods -A security system to cony or patio, carpeting, draperJj!s. Subler-
: •• '('1111, Kids ok. dbl pr, patio. clbhoule A tJNFURNlSllED . insure your privacy. r'!"'ean parking, elevators, opUoruz! maid ser-
: . R1111AI""'• '7f-M30 ~ncs petJ. $2ZI ""· YEARLYftnt.l.Nowdplx.l-Conveniently local-vice. Gourmet food market clrY cluiler·
t 1225-Lq , mod J hr, 2 ha. Hunll 1i P~LS :;.!';!mo. !tobr, 1375 ':;:; ed to all of Southern beauty salon on grounds. see beautlfnlly fur'. ·~ ·J'rpk. fncd . YI!. cbllil/pet """" BHch * EN LOSED Balboa r::;::, A:.Tu:';, on California, ju~ l?!in-Dished models .today, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other
t· ·ml~ M'f.mll. 4 Br, 111 ba. patio" carport. * G~~~~ENT 1 yr >eue. G73-Q626. utes from tlie Pacific times by appomtment. Just north of Fashion
;. tr.lne ., $225/nt>. ;, ALL BEACIES 2 BR. Wint ... $225./Mo. Ocean and Newport Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills
1 e S45-45'IS Beach, oye~IQQkjng Road. .
' . ' FROM $135 MONTH 3 BR, w1nt ... $300./Mo. the CostaMesa Coun· Tolophono (714) 644-1900 for r1nt1i lnfomiltlon., :· illl I Ba., tam. "'1. .. 13211 Nowport looch L S PLEASE &mimer dat.• open oow. try Club. . it'.:: ' ,
i !:~ :~cmim;13111 BLUFJ'S. ~. ' Br.; 2 ¢i~~ TPOMONA B~":a::P=~~=m Hours: 10 to 6 Daily PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS ,, . ' Ba.: torm. din. nn; .• •P. on th• bay ~' ]ll'Ql.1400 IQ. ft. ternce, on PHONE 642-2015 ocean. $135 mo. Directions to Mediterranean • thS! bay, tantutic ..,.,., !1760 Pomona Av•.> 675.0098 alT£r 6 pm Villag" From th• San DJeav ,.,=:-. ;;U'°nfv=rn.:----.345=-Apt-.-'-U-nfv_rn. ___ :NS_ t view. * % block Bay Ii: Beach. Freeway: Harbor Blvd.,
$530Month Call:™-LOW WEEKLY RATES Bachelor apt. 1125. 2 BR South2mll ... Ortromlilow· Cosio Moll
I. Cancio. Fum.or Exocutlv• SullH apt. $715. 645-0123. port Blvd., t= North on
"SlNCE Dtl" · Unfurn. 325 21llO Newport llvd. e W1NTER RENTALS e Harbor Blvd.
· • 1o1 w-Bank Bldr. Cosio Mo11 1. 2, l, 4 BR. Reserve Now! MEDITERRANEAN
: Untv.nity Parlr, Irvine Newport -'42·2611 ABBEY REALTY -VILLAGE
HARBOR GREENS
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nobody did! !At's of 1olkl
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they couldn't wait for us to
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: b1y1 552.7000 Nltlzts * *a* * * * *-* S•PFREEACIO\'~.!. BDRMS. 2 BDRM. 2 BA. or l BR, 1 2400 Horbot' Bin., • .wnc1aa BA. 2 bib to beach. Yrly Cost• Me111, C•IJf. 92626 : * RAND NEW * e FREE Utilltlo 1300 .l $250. rn.44:.i. 1714) 557-8020
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: ~ 4 BR., ~ ba. •••••••••• $365 Condo home-w/boat .Up e Full Kit~ S. We believe in Equal
: 3 BR., 2 baths • •••• • • • • $3«1 ~W • ~~H1~vaJL e Heated Pool n Clemente Housing Opportunitieti real "GRANO OPENING," • Bv ~' '·"-·--~· ,. .. .,., •• locholol'I • I Bdrm• • '' ~ -·~ "'" ... -* Coil , 67Ul20 1( e Laundry Facillu'8 1135.00 FURN OCEAN VU * * * but w<!'re "ady now with Orecf ·h1•11r....,._;.un1vm. m :~!~1:"' .. n .u;·.!i,~~.st=a ~~:~;:u~1~:;: ~~:~'=';!.~
. • . Genorol f ::. ~~~~ f Pt!'P * Apt. Unlum. 365 NEW NEW NEW MJ;I," be".:: =--1ar~ :u~':'.ny,=ce•~
REALTY 3 Br., 2 Boths e TV .l Mali! Service Avail G1nor1I VILLA PEDRO llying room w/gas or ;:!._~,:~ ~~ Univ. Park Cent.r, Irvlnl C?pta, drps, w·patio .t. fll>lc. e Phone Serv!..,_Htd Pool LARGE 2 ~•-, 2 ba'"·, wbod burning lin!place. ,. .. 11 .... .tt-.. o .... ......,. L1CU.1vu1u ull!I ........ -1 la ~.... l!hed. A Fabulous rec. build-' ""-~ua•.., -..v Wahr-dryer A refd& Jncl. e Oilldren A Pet tection carpets & dra~. Patio .....,,,y.,1uent un .... ~ area
',i , Office houn I AM to I PM Nr achls A lhopping, Access 2376 Newport Blvd, CM enclosed, garage $1S5 per JUST nNISHED oft kitchen. Enclosed pa-Ing 'with pool, Bachelor & 1
' to pool A tennis courb. $212 518-9755 ot 645-3967 mo. 536-1575. F1mllies Welcornel tlos. 2 awlmmtng pooll. BR's f.mm $135, 140 W. Wll· ! .ltJU.IARD model _ 3 br, 2 mo. 962-el ~ Thll Ad Worth $5 on Rent 10 UNIT _ ~DLY aauna, recreation , facili· son (just · W. ot Newport
' ha. 00.U. rm. Pmnlum Co,.,. dtl Mor 2 BR·2 FULL IA. u,., Securlty euard. Blvd.) Cop M•u.
: ,....nbelt loc. Avail. AQI. 1. Dupl1xM Unfvrn. JStl $135 mo. Delux" mobile Only 1 ApL Letti Models Opon 'Ill f pm. I ~~~~~!!!!!"~~ • $315 lease · 553-1'927 homt. Nice patio, Comp. EASTSIDE; Woodland St
; ' lolboe P111lnsul1 turn. W/W carpet.. Mature COOL • QUIET 2700 Plferson Woy, CM Adulta only -2 BR. "'"'
: 1.atun1 ~ch DLX duplex 2 Br 111 Ba o>uplt', no pebl, Ponderoaa a .,..; ·. ~~lal cabinet n~celor nr H1rbor Blvd & drpl, bllinl, fl.80/mo; 3
' " ' .. , bit Es' ·-N-~ ~ UU<,:11. l&ra&e w, .. • a..1 : $175 • CHARMJNG 1 Br. bl.tins, nu cpta. drpf, frpl, "0 e '-m i "' ... ,......! !!!_ • Bm ceil e Lndry A Patios 1W.am1 BR, l\'. BA. ~. bltins,
; ~.. No. end. Quiet & encl gar, )Tl 1se only. Blvd. 646-8373. e D/W-Di.spo&&l e Drapes Cfl!5025 $ 210 Imo. Call MR.
. secluded. 615-4758. e TROPICAL POOL. 1 Br., ON TEN ACRES e Deep 2 coiol' lhq cptt trtr FREDERICK, Her It a 1 e
: '115 · Lrg. 2 Br. lo dplex. New Hunllntton loocll Glrage ., Water turn. $145. Apia. turn./unlum, t.eas. e SpeclaJ sdWldproollng R..ttopi. 540-llSt ,
·Cfl>t/drpo. Ger. Bal. Vu. per mo. No. 15, 143 E. 18th Fireplaces I prlv, patios. e Nr Back Bay, Airport • BACHELOR apt. Sharp;
.JXI' ocean. Dix 2 Br. DELUXE J BR. cov patio. SL, 548-1168. Poota T...U. C<lntsifi Bklat. "Schools TAKE A MOMENT choice loc., c1oee lo OCC ol
apt. All features + Pool. New drps, C711ts. bltns, dbl 1 Br q $140 A $135. S/pooL 900 Sea ,Lane, Cd¥ 644-Xll GAS Heat Gu Cooklna and enjoy the peaceful IUf· UCI. $130 month. See at 973
NU.VIEW RENTALS gar.,tov.lyprtva,.grounds. Adib only, ld•al for !lfacArthur,,,. Ooul Hwyl andWATER ·Allpo.ld. """5dlnpOlthisadu!tcom· 'Val•ncla. C..ta M•u.
or C94-J248 Water & gardener pd. bachetorl, 1993 Cnercle, CM Mo./Mo. From $115 ,plu oppoalt. a golf coune. ,,54!Hl82!.===-=--::--:--o-
: 4 BR, 2 Bath, tam nn home. =:ilb!p~ c:oople 548-1633. NEW 2 BR. I BAfii 2332 Ihlen Aft. l'llvacy, )llXlll'Y, security at CHARMING l Br. duplex,
• Deck w/180' canyoa view, ncs pet>. VERY Nuce 1 ·Br, dplx. Bayview Duplex. Top Joca. 541-1224 a reuonab!• price, new erpll, drpo, .t. paint
: 1 enc e d · yr d. N • w 1 y 80-3276. Quiet. Sep, by car. AdUltl t1on. $400 mo-leue only. * Lovely' Uvlng and enter-~ larden IUITOQDdinp.
: c!Korat..i. No small~ for re: 1135. 2 ov.r:.i. no pets. 543-10%1. Bay M,.. M-<lo., Pork-Llko lur-1"1 t.!n!ntr .,..u with -SUS: Illa-odultll on11.
• children. 494-7007. • cpbu, drpl, Geneva, ,.. !!O Furn T I I 548-2121. QU1Fr • DELUX!l place, patio =-=.,,...·-,....,....,.,..---, . AptA.HH Call Manager ..,.. • . ra tr ••~-1 -=~ -··'~ ·~ • ;, EXCLUSIVE Coastllne view. '""-w/cabana. U71!. Pd. Adu!IJ. 2 BR. Pool. Som<! views. J ol 3 BR AP1'8 •-~ms, II batha ·~---,., rm .. • Coop!•, rels. $350 mo. Jse. No pet.. Call 544-1539. Near bl!acll. $%10 ,,., pat!Oo * ll1:I Pools * Pool and pulfina ,...se Br., 2 Ba. w/w, bllnl,
t -· m.1331. 1165. 2 Br. cpt, drpl, 1 Bv 1150 _ EJ•· AGENT 644-4843 Nr llbo!''I * Adu!,. Only, Taite a moment lo '" wbo patio, encl. pr. $ 1 T.5.
· 8" alter 6 pm " new. · -~n. M-'-• & )<ll've been tnlaalng at ~ In AM. ; 2 BR, ocean view. Ul). 309 "A" Llnooln Adults. &H-6544 or inquire 1 BR ii.pt. $175. mo. mnmqH ,..pts.
mB6 S. Coast Hlway within. Avail August 1. le.,., 1m Santa Ana Ave., C.M. FAIRWA y VILLA' Spac 'l'ownboldlo. 2 BR, * ~ * $115 I< Up. Nice l BR. Call &t4'!>2'l'J Mgr. Apt. 113 -~. v;;:;::, ~.
I Loguno Hills l...,_•-•-Jl•l trallon,1adultonly.1.!2W. Cosio Mose 3 s..i..om, 110 baths. APARTMj:NTS $%10. 54t).(179/540-M
' 3 Br, 2 ba, b!tlM, carpeting - , . Wlleon. eo. .. M..,, * * $1IO * * Spacious "'°""' Br I ck 2lU2 Santa Ana Ave, 546.QIS CLEAN 2 Br 11udlo, 111 Ba,
, & drspea. Poot '"clllllet. I Br, carport, _., qui« I 3 Br, 111 Be:. newly painted soaok bar. ~..i, 1 blk ~ untunu. l BR. I 2 b!tns, pr. Adi,., no """'
lllalntcnance lnc lud•d./4fltl•Furn. '61 pri .. t..Nopets.Adlllonly. Blltns, erpVdrpo, •ncl to st ...... CUldren Br,w/llove,0-.. 0CC 11£>. Nr19th .t.Pomona.
, ,li151..-, Utll pd. Nr. 17tle ol lrvtdlo, patio. Nr IChls .t. lhop'r. wd"""'. One mantle's ront I UCL $135 A $1&S. 548"35T.
l,-=-:-=-;,,,.--,---,1;;ener1I $1$0. 6'2--0538. Clllldftn ot. sso pets, !90 nqulred. No .,.,... $llD. 531-'l'l&I. · * * ru:.w:nnn.1 6 2 BR.
•,:; J BA. bltN. i.-$1~...,. tin. Ill-, a.-St., cM. 6G-8l40 or m -Apt. 3. 'er. Adull>. no pats. . Cose.....-..,, Glldlii..,...
: ·~ o cellentl•>ce· A Noo • Smoker, "'"''-54&-2682. SPAC I Ii Br apt IMI up. IAY M&ADOWS APN.. Polfos, hp I c., ,..i.
mo. Clll ... ~ ""' Bold New Cone-....,, ~. (lllvacy, S. J!Wy. SPAcro~ s1uc11o 2 Br, "'"" ~ cp11111p, bl• -111 w. ~St. CM 14MO'!S ~19. c.n !14Mla.
M00a Verde . •r• ~ crp1s, -dl]ll, el~. bltnil. 1998 llapie No.1 • , _, I IR unlune apt, $115. No 2 br, 111 lie. patio, -· 1 BR, 1125. Studloo $115. No l\I ba. l>riv. patio, NT· Coll No. 5' IG-lllil5 -no pets. Ill Cetst.r Nr lliopl. -1111. • ,-BR; I. BA., <'Ondomlnhms. FURNITURE RENTAL children or pets. 2135 Eldet: ~ 1 lhop'r· No pet> ,.. ·' · si., car.' ea-. & lfth Pl." '
I "111. per -''M•• Verde Ave. See Mer. Apt. 11. 54s-4893. 2 BR. J .Ba, 3 oar pr. 1 BA • Wla." AveJI II.IL IWL req, • Month In Month ff -1 & J BR Apls. Garagu. \lor!Qhop, Encl. patio. Jlll'I * EASrSIDE tge 2 br, cpts. LAR:. YIJ'IH !!!: m,.' •c.n ...,.,. /'•rt, Chuc k * 10011 l'urclulM Optloo ~lngten Quiet garocn setting $U5 1 prk'r 1br boat or trlr. $Zl5. "*'"""· fl'plc, pr, ~. nu t crpll, -..., '
·-· 54Mlll, 642-6119. * Wld1 Stltcllon. e LllG, 2 BR, B._iow up. Util. l'eff, Fu.,;; a..U. ~. $1'5, 545-111!1. dllpL $1Sl/mo. --
' 1.L =·rt ... ~ Style.color Apt. 4 Glrdens, 4 poola. M1111&ger, 531-8 508 or E/llde 2 Br, 111 Ba. eMbilt I 8R, unturn. Q>ptl, drt>I. l 1111, :tu~-.~· • -~ -* Jc Hoor Dellve~ Sasmu. Hot Jacunls. Ten-54M992. ll>Wn-· Encl patio. $1A .....,...n. ftllir. No pets. UJiOaln. ·-~... ....,
...... J balll. -View i nll ooarts.1190. 84HZil '"n!E' GABLES'' lSI Melody Lll, M IHI or '1tJtmo. ltll-J455. J$U11~/~,.,.~mo.~Cal~I~-~-~~
·-· W Poeil A rJl .£lj ~ APT. Poolllde • Spadous 2 Br, 110 Ba w/pr. Miii. 5*-1116"1tlpm. DELUXEl BR. pr, adulll, SHARP anfarn . 1BR
OlsN:om1 SUI -ltuc, me "'J1ll!!!-~ Bunplow. Pvt. patio, $150. Crpt/drps, bltns. fncd yn1 EASTSIDE 3 br, J ba, -no pell, $139. Nr lboppq. w/bulltlnl. Sll5. Clll 11&1 a [I • -dol, .Apo! mo. lo rich• • du It I. •/patio. lftr pd...'3MllO drpl, W/D, w... -)'II. ;131 :t, II.It. -Gldill, "' !Mf.l151.
• ' SIT W Ml-tm. :11310rsqo Aw No. C IJS -· $1111...... ill1I' dQ' Is tM llE8I' DAY to KEW 2 Br, J le, Al-·
. m, CllllA = Dalb' Piiot Willil ... -For ... ---Ill' fttll tlsl old -. -.. le u lilt Dolli...,.,•• bdDI, Md ' trtta.
barplseo ..... Ille .._ -· -"'1' sllllt ... todo1 -$19111-..... ll:HIC1.
f .rom $120 to $215 mo
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. Children Welcome.
N~w Family ~pis.
2 Bdrm. Color Coord.
TENNIS CRT •• Ptrl'TING
GREEN, POOL. jlAR,B-Q's
CHILD PLAY AREA
DAY CARE CENTER
3 STORY REC. BLDG •• INC.
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DESIGNED FOR THE
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SEE FUR/I. MODELS
6'!01 WARNER AVE.
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Project of Urbanelics -·-$235
CHILDREN WELCOME
BRAND NEW FAMILY
TOWNHOUSE APTS.
3 BEDRMS, + FAMll.Y,
2 BA. TENNIS CT.,
PUTI'ING GREEN,,
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CHIL'l PLAY AREA
DAY CARE CENTER
3 STORY REC. BLD. INC!..
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DESIGNED FOR THE
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SE>; FURN. MODELS
6'!01 WARNER AVE.
CC.Omer Warner Ir: Ed\\•ards)
Proj.,:t of Urbenelics
ON BEACH!
2 BR, 2 BA Unf. Fr. $251
2 BR. Furn Fr. $3(11
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betted pool~unu.tonnla
rec room«ean views.
pau.-mple ~kin&
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HUNTlt~G:rON
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Beach, ~ Utlql. 536-7070.
WALK to Beech
2 Br., cpts, drps. dshwlhr
125 "' 308 16th, 817-3957
2 BR., 2 b&., -deluxe_ Single
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MAlLINO ADDRESS ·p. O. llol< 1llOO,
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Huntln!lleft -wilvRlovs, pliv .,....,.,. * OCEAl<J'RONT • on tht
--------"' b<tb. 1111 prlv, no And. Downto,..n Lag. Bch. Mln1ger Rolocetloft .1 BR. JlltN. Crpta, clrpl. nr omobn. maid 1 er v. By. Wk or Mo. '9MOU, j
aehls. G.,..... Encl patio. 54&-719'1 rn-ano 8.'G-21148. deme 4 Br, 2 ~s:., ·-·
ll.15/mo. 1147-l8!0. ROOlllS iii· wk "" w·kll' NtWPORT Bch 2 Bl', wkly 2•000 aq. tt. mid...., Jn * $1•1* UJ wk up Apta. 237tJ or mo~thly, tulty turn. 1 Newport-Huntlnlfol!i or Seal
Nice 2 hr, cpt. dr,pe:. Nrilport e 1 v d CM. HOUM!a from heh. (213) 1 Beach arta. Octupi,cy Aaa.
Rangt! .t: oven, g&r. 96;2..4522 54S--9TS5 ' 790-1517 or 673-7572. 1·15 tor 1 yr. lfue. Pnftr
Laguna ..,.ch Guest Home 415 Rentals to ShaN 430 ~to:t~~~~=-
* 2 BR .. Ne.w. 1 blk to MAN over SO wanted to tam.Uy belo& trand. ~
beach. Vtew! $240 le u~. nlE GUES'l' k 0 U SE : share 2 BR. furn. a.pt. San Dleeo, Rental •mount
49'1-3383 or 494.-233:91 Eteaant llvtna Sor~ elder.. swtmic-pool &: jacuni. Park cpen. Please call !je". Owens,
OCEANFRONT apt-Laguna Jy, Fi· & llt"ml-pri., now Newport. Call art 1 pm. res. 114:210-2385 or ~
S&nds 3 BR. adults J yr open. 544-0756 N. TUstin 640-Cl374. 714:279-4474. '
lse. 4~1169 -• Area. MAN. 40, will share apt. PHYSICIAN, vhft', 1& Jl'e*'I\
Lido Isle Summer Rental• 420 w/lady \\'ho koo\\'S transac-wl!b to rent/lie l..f, br, ~bra
tlonal analysis & real house, furn/un.Cum. ~
LIOO baytront lge 1 bdrm estate. 979-7877 belore 6:30 High DI.st., pttf', N~.v1Jot1
garage. apt. Cptl, drps, NEWPORT Sch. Oceanfront Mf. Hgts, about Sept. 1. 1479
newly dee with 1araae. beach hse. 3 br, cabana. American RI v er Or,
675-1060 • s1ps 6-8 Avail wkJy J uly NEWPORT -Ruslne11s or Sacramento., Ca1it 95825
· 22-Aug '26, (2lll~; Pl'ut. 1-tan share prestlgf' w;;;<;;-;;;-;m;::;;<;;:;;;:;;:;;-J
Mesa V•rd• (n.f)675-SlS5. area house ~ pool with_ 2 HOUSE or BOAT Sil"l't:R.
DELUXE 2 &: 3 BR. 2 Ba. * * * * * * * * ~~:;,2. Avail. 11~. $150. ~:~r, wil~·8 ~a~lerornda!:;
encl. pr. $155 up. Rental * BRAND NEW * home or boat in exchange Ofc 3095 :r.tace Ave Condo boa · STUDE'N'r mother &: 2 ~i034 ., bonle tW/ t sh.P children 10 find & share hse for residenct" u[ same.
· Sumrper, or lease.s avail. nr. OCC "/sanie. Bonnie, 552-TISS 10 an1·2 pm.
Newport Be•ch 4401 \V, Coast HighYlay 557-43.17 NEEDED Immediately. 3
* Coll : 675-6820 * ---· -----EASTBLUFF SHARE tllY \4'&.tttfront borne BR. homl" un Eai;ts.lde C.'?tf.
Villa Granda Apts. fi:AY VIE\V 2 bedroOm, \\'/dock. nian l>.so yrs, Pref. Harbor HI ScOOol e TOWNHOUSE..spadous 4 ileeps 4 rompletely furnish· $150/mo. Straight. 675-43!1. District. Re a" on ab i_~.
conl ed. Avail June to SepL $750 Reliable 20 yr, resl~t. BR., 2~ii Ba., bal es, IX' month. Adults only l!ELP! ?.fate 25 needs same 646-6 88 trplci wet bar, attached 2 agent 675-t930 to share 2 BR apt. Your ""-,,_1_· ----~~I
car garage. $400/MO. • share $100 nio. 897-1207. IMMAC. famil,y, 1 child, e EXEQJTIVE Townhoule-BAOIELOR Apt., 1~J blk I OR 2 }" I h 4 b C.M. 3 BR., unfum hoQae
Spacious 5 BR, den, 3 ba., from .ocean, sips 4, $100 \\'k. rn\a es to 11 are r v.·/pool. Yr. lse. Aug. n· to
trplc, wet bar, attached 2 Also 2 BR, ~~ Blk from ~"1'1"0 In c .ri.t. Call 548-5442 $350. 54~1161.
Car g•-ge. •c:'75/MO. ocean $175 \Vcck. N~'JIOrt '-"' am. -· ~ 1 ~------~ Bachelor with two small dogs Near Cd.M High School Beach aft 6 C"a\I 675.0098. Offlc• Rent•l 440 desires 1 bdrm. apt. -O
835 Amigos Way, NB 644-2991 THIS \\'t>ek only. Beaut. fu1·n. house unfum. Ph. 646-~
DELUXE Condo. 2,000 sq, ft. 3 Br. 1 l~ Ba. house. 2 blks aft 6 p.nl. '
3 Br. 2 Ba, 2 story. Bltns, from beach. Sleeps 1. Pool. C~t•. d~•. pool, children Patio. F)'J)le. Priv prk'g. 2 Adults & 1 tmall dog nff4 3
·r •• lx>r~~Til11~ Br., unfurn home for ,6 ok. $360/mo. Year lease. $200. 642-9933, 545-4159 ~W uv. m. lg
Avail 7/'ZS. 2430 Onivenity NEWLY decor 2 Br fum, ~\-....:) "'lfI. , mHos., in"A"' 0..'"..._ nr. 8 , ·
Dr. (Shown by appointment). llpo 6-8. I! blk b<h. Npt . A lffi.Ail'lll(WAR.OC <II. arbour. _,, , '
· Owner 963-161.f. Bch. 673-9142, 832-0942 ask --~-. FOR Sept 1st. Sml hae or.apt
LIDO ISLE • 3 BR., 2 for Gayle. Sm11! w1tu1r011I ofllcts f~ N111 D01l's ohl at heh or in country, ReU! , '-''-'""--~-~~-! C1nn1t1 11•1. SotlllilU1:1\tG t111~1s~11111 Retired Jady \\'Ix.Int refl',s. ATH Ad It I i -Balboa r1n.c1 bvton• u• ,, "'' lll'lllfJ '-' 8 , U I, ••M. AUG. 24 to Sept 7. . of 1rt11 u1111i1111~ ~1244.
101 Via Anti b • 1 Pebin. Bayfront s Br, 4 Ba. no111 towm-nvr HUm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji.j ~ 714:753-0719. Pier, float. ht (!I a I I! '7Mnt ,.,, ..... NEW View Apt. Kings Road. 6'7J.:===:-.,-·-=~=--::-:.,-,,-J I
. Avail. Aug. 1'1 Single adult 1WJlOA JSLAND 2 bedrml•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&'
642--6889. furnished. July & Aug. Ne\v Waterfront OWcu '"iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i/j~j
3 Br, 2 Ba, frelc, ~iii $1S,,, wk. Ph: 64.f-1.361 e\•es. From $270 Month • JO
patio. blk to beach. $300 ON Canal Sips 8, outbrd Prime Location P•rson1l1
yearly. 673-24$. ~k. Lrg prkng. Aug s.19. 341 Bay1ide Dr., N'pt. Beach -------3.;;.·'
BALBOA BAY CLUB $450 or $250 wk. G75-(i731· Bill Grundy Rltr. 6751161 *FULLY UCENSEO*
SpaciOU5 baifront 1 bdrm, F or Summer ~ntals SC Renowned Hindu Splrl ,
long iease. 645--0339. MARK H. DUNN REALTOR DESK apace avallabl• S50 Spiritual Rea.dinga ctvfn
tn4 N El Camino Real SC mo. WW provide fllrnltuN daily. 10 Al\t-lOPM. Ad\'W:e
NEWPORT Island, new 4gi..gim Eve 492-1833 at $5 mo. Answering sen1ol Elven on all matten, I OIPl
duplex, 3 :> 2 BA~~· NEAR BEACH &: STORES available. 222 FOftlt Aw, help you. . • :
$U,ll deck. mo. , 2 BR. $125 wk. Single $100 Lnguna Beach. 4*9468 312 N. El Camino RMl '
BAL. Penln. De1uxe 2 "' 3 WIEST agent 675-2123 DESK space ava.llable S50 San Clemente '
Br. frplc, bar, brand new, ' mo. WW Pl"OVlde fundtun 492-9136 or 492-9034 .• ;
nr Pavillion ·Yrly. MU1.f8. BEAUT garage apt, sips 4· at 15 mo Answ.-..· lll'Vlce WANT to meet an Old nt..t..i • • nr beach, Corona del l\.1ar, . • ..,. ~ ..-,.. 3 br., ~ ha.,· brand new. Dy 613.-:Sl50, eves: 675-0146. available. 17875 Beach BlYd. Square Foggey? Don't ~I
Close to cb&Dnel beach & Huntington Beach. 641-.fttt me, U )'01 are t'\rte; pe'U,\e
shop'g. $350. yr1y'. 673-74n Vot<1tlon Rentals 425 BAY VIEW OFFICES iDc! want to.meel a ,...n,11,
.: .. n Clemente i Deluxe, air-oondiUo~-dM>roed. ·nb l ooktn:g ~ , t 2 BR. SL.PS 6. NR Rede<.'Orated. Udo area sincere ~lor '38 WI?'
llR. 2Ba. newl!!>aa'. ~!, -OCEAN ., WEEKLY. ,R<llondnilci, Bkr. '6~ OWi! home~~~~' -
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beach & shopping, $1!0. 117 [Claisifiod J Hwy l . 300 ;q'. ii. $95/mo. Advtoe o\·MIP'in -mo!.
A!godon . pb,. -· Adwrlisl!!slNJEX 548-5.100 . -. • 1 ,,.. ,., .... Clcili ....
l BR, on Buena Viata inclt · · -'IWO ADJOINING OFF!~ over phone, 'Recetve tun~
all utilities + laundry nn, busy corner, Costa Mesa. = *"' $1. •In!;_(~ ,
$185. per mo, 492-~. I ,._.,.,,. j[ll!j 1100. util's pd.~ Habnlcau~appL :-i:'
Ap!s., 370 . . MEDICAL Suite, ready to PROBLEM -· 4 : I
Fum. or Unfurn. Cl1s•ific1tion 100.124 go. Hell at Balsa Ch.lea, tldent,. 1·yrupat•etl'.~ ·l
Cosiit Melo ' h ~ H.B. $275/mo. 84&-132!.. pregnancy counoellni· ~ : · · · . I --j Jillil Businou Ronlot 44S lion & Adoptbl ••!:. e SPACIOOS e . . . . ' APCARE. -· I
W•ll·Deslgned'Apts. Cl111ili<1ilon 125-M9 omCE, •lore, nr. N'pt. PALMCARDS&SPffi!TUAL
l a:: 2 BR. wtrerraees. . . fOllt oruce. 45(1 sq. ft. Good READINGS, Brlnc ad for ...
From IHO • $275/mo. I 11<~ ••tatt. I !Jll 'parking. $120 month. ' ductlon, 10831 Beach B~:. ~ag CP_ta.. ~. saud~ Gener1I Graham Realty 6.f&.2'14 Stanton. 1 ml IOUth 4f
,. pool. jacuz:t!; encl. gar. Cl ·1· I' 150 184 Knoll' F 527-3tltl · • Quiet Adult living. ' asst IC& ICIA • * Om~ IQ ft avl I ann. , ·: 1
MERRIMAC WOODS I lfi] now. 800 Sq. Ft. JN. Wiii tl,. gUi I mlotook 1 l
42S Merrlc:~;,!'ay, c.M. f"inwlll • £~~. SHOP avt Aur. for o. man, call again. ; ~ -Sorry -1 Harold ~
, Cla11lfi~tian 200.260 STORE & office tor rent: ALCOHOU CS Ano~
we&liBJIU 20 I 1~ Boba Chico at Hell,· H.B. P!Ene 512-7217 « ,..;If I
Sparkling New Adult Apta. "'-''--II§ 84&-1323. · . P.O. Box 1223, Oto!& K-.'j
• 1 Jm.Unlurn $160. lndustrlol R1ntol 4JO Ultrasonic Alarm~-· e l BR-furn $190. Cla1sific1tian 300 .. JU5 EiectronJc Protectlon .....
• 2BR,1\4 BA Unlurn $210. , ][tj COSTA MESA $95. 71
• 2 BR, 1 BA Furn ms. .,., .. ,111or11an1 • 1«0, 2880 Sq 11. TIME FOR
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setting. Carports. •0,S pald. Cl1uific1tion 360-370 FIBEJU;LASS QUICK CASH
114 ,:. 3ltb St., C.M, ~ I ~ Nr. Nwpt Frwy " S.D. Frwy. THROUGH A . i
FABULOUS 2 BR. Rtnlllll J ,,a 2931 Grace Ln. -DAILY PILOT ".'
F /unfu -. (So. of Baker, E. of Fairview
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ou won a -•'" ~ 9 ant·U noon 642-5678 .l'. nicer &pt for less. Beaut. , _, I~ (TI.f) m-MJ4 879-4711 garden area, patioll. Quiet . . •• or
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Newport Ave. Adults. no Cl1ml1calion 500-510 * * * * * ~.
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APrS. 177 E. 22nd St., C.M. . Trader's Paradise " '
642-3645. Classific1tian &50-!i55
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extras. 3 Br, $199. 1'1392·A1··-=:-=-..,--,-'-
J<eellon Lane, (Nr Slater" Clas1ificatian 600'·699
Beach Bl. l 847-4~. 847-36691 L l[Il]
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new luxury 1 BR, 2 BA, 3 . acre PlUmbta,' wJred "
BA, $180 & up. 536-7442, Cloullic1tion 700·710 >ori<d for 3 mobile bom ...
5jlll-4948. I . . 1111!.. l l!lilo eq. 'for motor -· .. • ...-_ " 111hmlt 640-1515.
lriil TRADE QP) Yout clean iq.. ~ Gle.uiflcatian 800·1J6 •$.•70 compact. or wagOtt
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home, kitchen prlvll. Good ..t,•=••t t,f by ctubhse. C1ter. Trade/
Joe. $60. 543-6998~ . , or? "Am,•• t't.r61 Wt.lker:
ROOM $2$ le up, Overlookina Cla11ifieatian 900.91 Z Realtor, 642-8989/&48-'1414. '
Harbor & Oc:<an. II bill I ][ij ,65 Mu.t1n1 wfwlte whl&
pcean, 2500 se..vtew. CdM. 'n'Mlport11lon Ill Sharp! It '«J abh.-evlateci
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GlRI./8311fttd 23" Hutt;y 19" TV G.E. poNble $Z. gold$23.StqrayJU. kllll bedpareJ.d $5. 58'Pont!.ac,~matiefl5. each.~ha~dialr$25. $31-7*. 'pe '"2 ' ,• ·
Meyde witt1 •baJid btakff, Lewyt tank vacuum $10. 5 Piece oak dinettt, dark Eaorroous ttdwood pla.nter 11 Sbetlapd tlOor polilhtr, xlnt 'Vardrobe $10. Q est of VW tranrw.xle $25, ~.
excelk-nt <.'6nt1ftW $ 23. Firetcretn e4 ~ SW. ataJn. bh1t aea~ louvered tub $5. Pa.Ir of decora tor S~ Enclosed -~ top car-drav.·ers $5. Day bed $25. BIKE. little Ull!d ~. VW cha.ltdr, good ~don 1 ~ . Double1ronbtd$10.2dock bacb $~. Kenmore~ dlAirl s~ eacll. ner tor VVJ, Xlrit $10. Dinette 51!t$10.Refria:erator pul1lle "1. M&-4l40. $10. 64&-6«)t. I
LARGE upholttrred a.tr .radiofJ $4, '6. 3 dilhmutttl disttv.-.hm', v.'Otks rood $15. Clothing 25o-.$2. 5.1M338, fl5. 2.661-A-Orange Ave., \iiSE, lat:ge, atl.U In carton..-S'I'ERZO $25. ·Cold vinyl
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.epa.ratef¥ $15. Miliopny Pl. NB 613-1603. stools $12.50 for all . l p~ car with battery and gas, KINGSIZE mattress: let $25. CAR a.Ir conditioner $l0. Swivel hue $10. 531·1366. table and corner 1able $25, !
cottee tab)e 115,·Dunean SOIJNDCl\AFTSMEN oeetJona1. ~ 115 each. nevtt....d$5.~. Polyfoam 'l2"x84"x4",' $20. Baby otroller $5. Maple VARJACS In panl'I mount for both. 2 gold Dan1'hl Phyfel'Oln'li!table~.:.~.\.n AM/FM .M~ stereo ~7941. ~DW-Ci •. machine for Babybed with tnattftll $15. floor lamp, milk glass wilil meten, fusts. swit· ebail's $10 each. Bask~I
e:xoellent aDJ!f~ ~ Amplifier ~ Pair ot. FISHING reel, Ocean city U.S. J><lita&e st.am.PB $25. 846-l'i012. center $5. 5 bolt down bar ches, 8 amp. ard 20 amp. ,bi.ckboard SS.' Eleebi~, fry
POR'J'.,t\lll.E TV, ·works eood 1~ apeebrw fll ~ $15. ~eo-Star Drag, aibie-line $4. 'Ihls ~column macbme la tn HAMILTON Beach: blender, stool• $10. Room divider, $18-$25, cost $45 and $15. pan $1., N~ e~~~~ ice
$25. 7ai-k-\V. ~ St .. c.M: tl'.ie drW $5. Small 1fetto Campen ice chest $4. Out• .new Condition and worth deluxe 8 epeed J)eW $13. amber $.1. 'Couch $1 5. 5:!t-7'.li6. . ere~ rra~r . $8. Walnut
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$1. Ba.by seat Jor bl.ke $3 (?loithes 25c43. Drape• $7. gal s1g. Trailer lint aNI Stroller $10. Boo6ter chair shelves $6. Central la.wn GIRL'S Western and Engli.sb hi.d ies and boy's clothes and Pu (I pen $5 TV· cart $3. Fire~ tools $2. Med~ Carpeta 'mc-0). Dryer $7. ~be, new 480x8" $9. Trailer $1. Child'~ ~r $3. Car spreader deluxe with 5 targe riding clothes $3-$10. Chaps shoes 25c-.$2. 3 leg comi!r S4:.i;7 .· : , .
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l8M Pt Books 10c-25e 247 O;liton tire, tube, wht.oel, new 480x8 bOO $3. Child s step stool $1. bags lawn food $15. Polaroid $12. Boots $7. Hunt cap $8. table $5. Oean double bed =~-·~-=.-.+,.-Renwick &U-e92s · · St Newport ~ in. 4'1:4 Jug $13:50. Trailer 1817'3 Santa ?o!ariana, FV. camera (J33) with leather Typewriter $25. s e \V i n g mattress apd box spring RED recliner $20. All~ient ==,..----'-· ---· ' tire, 10ply100x14'Ai new $2.5. Stardust homes. Garfield case $)). Hair d r Yer machine $25. Chairs $15. $20, Crocodlle hide briefcase, wax cyllnder E4fsQn ' d ic-
1,. SPEED Queen dryer $15. 2 TWIN bed and ni&hl stand W~J $10. U1ed tire a.nd and ~nolia 962-5888. portabJe $15. Vacuum 557-9359.. • $2. TO)'I, pmei lOc-$2. ta.Ung e~ipme~t Shaver l~-• , twin bookcase heae!boa.rdl $5. Pu.JJPY. pea $S. '15 incb wheel 600x14 $4. 72 Fent REFRIGERATOR $25. Stove clea~r. tank type no ~se RABBIJ' hqtch $2. 545-2478. Evtrytl1ing in good (.o1; $25. 2 Dictattlrs i~ ,a. l /llore DAlls $2.50 each. 64&-389L drn n. 54()-lOlf. INck -300 ....i,., new ru. 125, Chalrs 11-$15. Electric 15.,FJ:oated , fall. revenubte dltioo. 2!91K Pomona Aw., -~r m. forlabte
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·-o.1Prftlo'" 3>'' &1d'• btke $15. ~NICE crib with ttUck mat· Automatictransmissionl960 drill $5. Electric l'8.J01' $3. neverworn.$3.968--4358. NEWst~tennlsracket$1S. OM. Saturday. ~ ~ler $1!i. WoUensak
KHl}Uooke, .C.M. ~ treu. J:lefds paint $25. 67 Olev. gOod condition $25. Bilge pump $5 Tape deck CRAFTSMAN drW press 673-7231. 11 .U.f-4 PM and Sund a Y tape rec or~ er $J>.
P9f1fl SKllrSAW MDdd $T4, 711.. l>-2125 -only. J,967 Flot radJo.101', aood $U. $8. Movie edit;,._ no. Lite stand for %" or 3/8" hand~ H EYWOOl)-Wakelleld un-from lO AM-! PM, Secretarial abair $11. 19'
• , , $20,, IJ&ht oak mttee (al>le LAWN DlO\\'!r $L Tltts ~ meter $8. Auto luggage r ack drill, brand new $12. Bell & !inlshed Birch cocktail table BEAl.fflFUL . portable TV · heeds 1Wk ~. 'S
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$20. Antique desk p). 4 tablet, top tin', glaa both $5. ;)" electric drill $J;. fixtUtts Sc-$1. Books Sc-25c. ts ~ 12 H d 11 :::;: new $25. Lena-and steel case $20, RCA Mf-FM record Ughts $25. 5.52-9371. nlade Drafting , ~e with
drawa combo ni&ht $5. Kitchen table, fonnlca Electric li&nder $8. 8' Boo~a $3. 2 M!l600 se """':'-. _Y r~u c uaC-about projector $25. Wire parallel ~ tlS:--.Prlnlin~ •tf.Od/deak $15. B 0 0 k a top, walnut wood color with Redwood 18ble, 2 benches amplUlets $5 each. Bicycle t?" unit $2;}. Diesel fuel fenci""' l 'x50' green vinul player $15. Round leather ROYAL Doulton figurines $5. press and type: S.25: Lots of
5c-$J. . Sid ·~ $2. Sid leaf and once chair $5. $10. XI" bk::ycle $10. Cam~r exerciaer $18. Electric tan filter $25. Barbecue motor cove~ $8. Zenith 23" BtW inlaid table $15. Bicycle $10. Proctor Silex coffee maker Fonnlca _Slnk ·C\i~...:Out,s SOc
bootl. stze 6, $5. 'touter $2. 642-M38. lttt $25. lee chest $3. White $5. Fol"'1_.. chain 75c each. $4. Base-ball mitt $ 2 · TV ·'·-plctn~ •~. Cart Vlollhin 15·125Boo55k•7 ~-Sewing S12
7·50Electrlc knife $10. ~p.s each. 24U Let_:_·.L. ·w. ""• ...... Ca t tool. t'.A.. •" vw _... -v .-mac ne . -M»J. • • Double headboard ~ "'V
Flamed mirror SL Frolted lJKE new, 2, nylon aleeplng formica table, 4 dlain UJ, FJ.ectrlc motors $2 each. rpen er s .AJ<..~+.J. tor TV $25. Wireless remote Costa Mesa .. ~~ ):rvine q, never worn $5. Girl'• baga. waterproo1S8 and $12. UxU tan carpet $10. 10~ FrHzer compresaor $ 5. parts ~10. Antique forge control for TV $25. ·9634358. LUGGAGE ~ Men's 5 suit :uSki~15. Boots $5. ~ onto Stu'lta tube1 tµis:t right
·<»Wboyi,booU, tennil lhoea. Doon, IOlid 22%x2x6 ft. $3. shoe ice ~In $5. Trtcycle Garden tools Sc-$1. Tools blower $25. Camp stove $5. gannet carrier, ladiel Kar· n, on Tuslln. fMn.Jlr:at fett onl
aandal1 lae-4 Larae lhag ~ ~~. xl_~xG., _!-~Metal $25 and records. 1 l'' 25c·S2. Cast Iron sink $3. Bench grinder $10. Socket GIRU; bedroom set includes ment canier $10 each: 3 Pair whlte drapes $5. 3 Rlviera and again tint Jett
rur. needl cleaning $10, 101 ~u Ul\IUC ... VHr6~ portable rv $15. 2 Han> Overhead garage d 0 0 f set $10. fW&.-m), !:~~:sd:r;a.;w:! ~ea:~~ ~ ~:er: $~: tfaVeJW rods $5. Catctier'S puts you on Le1palrer.yay,
M' a,r 11o1 d t C d M • SfUDENT me d r a ft in I ~:C':s.v~ :. hardware $5. Ge.mes 5c-Sl. CRIB and mattresa S7. 6'x9' $25. Matching aheeti $2 a Marine plywood battery mask $2. Card table $3. m FE. 6.1 S~. 56 Olds,
61W210. Sat only. table $5. Ailtiqued lift top Automatic rotisserie broiler Persian style rug $~. set. Hollywood frame $8. boxes $1 each. Marine }' J owe r I ' b a a k et I , parts $1425. Sf9..i06'ro, ' ' ,
8, Gold couch nn, 4 piece student duk $10. Hn.V)' du· Fftplace il'onl SS. Comer grill $10. Typewriter table Child's rocking chair $2. H .. ....;n .. 1,._ .. 115 VW front c~ndlestlcks, trays, vases. NEW ;..... 'lA u . ~ I c:nnee. teetionai:--c1ean $25. Qr WO!'k tahle with electric bldnd oak table $20. Metal $2. T~pe recrodel" $10. Hessock $4. H,eadboards, 1 e~$25:'~.-speedometer $2. Vacuum pitchers ~$1. Ladies ~~·" .-· "''', ,..._o,
I White• 2 ctr: KeJ.Vinator oUtlets $10. 548-001.2-_ oftice chair $3). :al'' hebe.cbl Typewriter table $2. Tape double and 1 sitlgle f2 each gauge $3. 642-0342. !hoes, 58, $L Cateben ml,tt ' j ft!trtcmtor, eood. l bandh! GIRL'S bike, aood eoadi~ $5. Duncan ~e folding recorder $5. Electric mbctt 54~ • ANTIQUE p ~on o gr a p b 4 Drawer dresser $20~ 4 $2. Pictures SOc-$1. 541)..8BOO, BEDS and lz?&mes .$104Z. j
. J:wobn $25. 2 aurt racks $6 24", $15. 541-1939, table· $:It. 2 BaJboe Coves, $2 X199 Continental. CM . records, clu11cnl $25 for 16. drawer desk $25. eo"1er ' Portable washer, . $25 "CiiiWoolaiiii'S""ii,,-Lii4~M!.~~6l5-4331.~~1:,_.,.-_, __ . 548-:mz. REFRIGERATOR $25. \Vet suit men'a small, turtle tab! $1.S Large lam · ELECTRIC dryer $25. Di· Washer $10 .'~1. I ·i each. e pluUc plllow ca.set SCHWINN strl'• 2)" Lll --Re!rlgerator $20. Gigantic skin. 5 zippers, $ 2 0. e . P si9. nett': table.~ 6 eha}rt ~. UPH~T'-I
2$c each. 1x8JC6 redWOOd Chicle: StinaDY US. '545-4ozs. OOIN . cpera.~ ' st am P SEWING machine cabinet pil!Ow $2), Couch $25. Couch 213/431-9501, Seal Beach. ~lpe fittings l o c -2 5 c . Recliner $5. RoC!ker, o~-~ tit;-• ha. Ir , I
·board# $l e!lch. 2~ dc?ub&e NORGE II-' dryer $15. 3 J\')llCh.infs .sz each. Hi-fi $10. Boat f:ioarding la~. $XI. Loveseat U>. Couch 26" Bike., good condition $20. ~°i:tge :bin~~:f:; c:::. toman $S. 644-6949. ~:_ tweep 14· ~.8!1 bedJpreadl$2e~ch,Portebe 1. ..... •·ty ...,_,.· .1~-• ., equtpmi!nt~Garrard mabop.ny With bra. tit-...,c:, Loveseat 11._ Rock•r ~•m•. 11•1~ Kl h AQ"ARlUM .'::'.~ ,_1 _i. ,,_t..~1 ·[ "C" snow chl'lna $8. 1 aet 1~ 2'u • .=-u;;· uuw~ turntable and Shery,.'Ood tqs $12. Toaster, neV1', $7'. "i..o u ;N<r' v ..,.. .w. tc en equipment u S. complet&_·~ .....-.u inc., ~.k _,e
9llT '70 heat exchange box· ~twet. ~ :beach tuner and speaker tn white 673-0891. $10. Olair $7.50· Strolle: $3. A p ART MEN T size 10c-20c. Old typewriter $3; each. ~ heaVy fneta'i ,baff ·~·% pr:!
·1 a. new $25 each. ~ 645-0t67 • wood cabinet S 2 ~. DIVU\9G tins ..,......, Baby walker $3. ~ter refrigerator, runs $:i5. li.:J52 Ceramic tiles 2Sc sheet. Ad· SCHLAGE brass dummy &9!d drapes X ''WxML $3.50i
• board $3. ~7. • • Jdltcellaneous tiaintings $5, .io. 872 w'endnewt 'Te::!:', et $3, Swimming pool tilter Ge?a:ldlne Ln., Apt. A H.B., justable 3 hole punch $2. knobs $1.50. Sch I a i e pell'. 60-2114!. •' i
MAN s bowling ball $3. '"O $15. Decorative room -''°'""' $25. Candles lCkrSl. CoUee 847-4253 Cameras $5-$7. Antique ~ -! HAND tools 2Se • $3. . ' ·l • ~;,_ ·-Laguna Beach table and -~ tabl .. '" • I h t ~ -"-1· -andkeyloclca~. CQLOl\ TV ~. _.,~,. ,.,,: Btdtpreads S2. Quilt.' p. 2% X4~ ~ J>lcturt ~ "'"W<:• -..'"""' (lf'ittnally · c.... "" t! ep an • ...,. _.._ nu iday Schlage new E lock bria AM FM """"' r.:;>'-I
Electric billlkrl U. Kit· Strilght b&ck ~ $1 $l00 for only J2s. TantasUc DOUBLE.~ $3). Llµnp $5. e8;Ch· Kitchen stool, $5. ~ OfILDS metal stove, sink Rd. NB between Inrine & $8. Weiaer parts $1. Gate -~nsole +u. ero..
chtAWUt lOc-$3. Battery ueh.. 3 tier.table $2. 3 theU looki~ bust of a womans Chairs $4. Rug 6'x8' U), WiLlo Lane. &tS-7484. and refrigerator $7 . each. Tustin. latch 50c. Slide .lock $1. 4"1" quet set $4. Pulh lawn'
comer table $3 Bathlnttte bf!>ad ~, 'C4ll 615-1585 or l...adiej' c.loth~. W 5, 1, 9, 8EFRJGERATQD. 2 _. __ Popcorn popper ~.50. Deep u..... b ·tnower $'1. King size bed ~ $10. ~cheat.er SS.-Jump ••t 5oc. wo6dea O""'-:-• \ ~· Kitehen utensils $.1 Ho-l .. t -a .. •• .M ::""ov fat fryer $5. Pink drapes DAMASK table cloth, 8 ..... er utts SL Solid brasa $10. Double she bed. f:X·I 16.-~g,wi'lllJ, AntlqjJo .::-__ ., • .. ~·. ·~· -. ~· •• e $25. Baby , bath tub ?Se. napkins $3. 548-1164. 3" butts $L50. Garaae door eellent $20. 8 lt. mod"" ~Y\jif:1{$ Tape a;a.,,, eut ..... 50. Cit bed $3. ''3 VW pa.rt1· rear deck It! ~t.· 10-4. 19UC S. Coast $10. 2 oven Hotpo1nt electric Girls dre . .,_.f 50c ttnter 'lock $5'. Hardware rouch -1v.;.. .• • ·
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RIO Larp, lfOOdeR: aand box • . Hi:sbway,• Laguna. -494--0141. -mv.e 0t 'Cd'M 6'l5r4497 , , s,Bf?S sue ~ · 4 Table pad~. felt back $2 5c-50c. Zlnsco l5 • 20 amp . . ~,,. 'IT. CoUch fT.50 . ~ -• ~e·-' e $2.SO. .Pair blaclt anil g0ld lllJ. Tall lil\dt ~ GU'ls 2 ~ · · • Pu'2lea 35e. Games 35e. h 548-1764 · • Dll>lnC l"'l'lll table ,ii;, sew-
$10. Olrftnt'Rock LP'a,75e. ,_,_m !om '2. ""'"m spffd bike $15., Girls ENCYCLOPEDIAS 9l&ndsl<PLAYPENS12. Baby clothes U.,..., an¢ small girls bike '°' ' ' breakers 11. Caullc1ng IW" ~-Sl1i~bles
Gun tJl · M; Men"8 and ;~~-.1,P',~fslor .9linafaY •$15. Vfoman.,._..E.egp~_m: Lawn .~_,;: 25c-i:1e. Clothes 25:,c-$4. as iS$3each: Car top Car. NESI' or tablesi ·Maple $10. ~l~3Gectrical ~ 14--2G, tttrith. 'l • W'-u'Omen•,:.:~g SOc-$5. 5 al. . lobks 1 Reik:er lki iboots $25 Size · iz, De\ls $23. Swivd. cnair ~ stand $4. Wieker rier ~. ~ 11). be9f bow $15. 548-1764. ~i • lr.lc •• ~~· 13c. ~: • · a~~W.
High id~{~a:r bed $3. tre!.uite ch,. $5. One !or>~; ,-:6'1.i, Set of,]~·~--~. $15. 01<1' vented ga• heater bwtnet -t.S~ ·"Books 10c. Ski' goggles n. Baby toilet INSIDE door; atandard $4. ri ·~:.i~~uo~ bulbs <l!.~i'"',; }';.. ."-J .\ '
Car teat $2. Combination gaJ.i1ank ifoks ifke >e.:J·-
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Encyclopedia $25.· Set-cf 10 $4. _Baby bed S1. 4 kl~n ~ank you , notes 3 5 c . seat 25c,'' ·962-351)2; 10331 548-1164. _, T. ~~~· :r~ ~ $2. wom;g.~ 1' ,, ;
car·ee.,ARll1'fJJ¥'S3.Sew· $10.'Aqua'.riumparu .• ~1 , roPµJar ~"bdoks SlO! .chairs _SOc _each. ~D~s Forinicaelld .. tp.b1e$4.Bank MonitorDr'JH.B. , . ·~hole, .. ~ $4. with ~_,..,.,..., ~il!:e,
Ing lJ.llHtlW n425. 21 7 Sal 9'f'PM;6§11875. • Ynad<" white TY 1)5. Sal So-!Ocelldl .. Antlque varuty 15c. Baby it.ms l<le-$2. SIDEWALK bikes $5 ·each. SOLID "'" door, 80x32 $10. lfir:~'JI;". 'ill trike~"")·~.': '.~
Hanover Dr., CJl.I. -A Sun. All daJ' .64&-~. Ii: mtmir $ro. F;'1'tplaee StroHl"r $L Baby beth tub AquariwnS S-is .g a 11 0 n 548-1764. · '.'fE, 22.'~x68'".'Jf.":f1 door cwJ . Whit •
8' '°~' $25.''ii&liCcp.se double 30 GaL.·~mco 1llh tanlc•wltb JAPANES£tpaintinp 'scrolls grate St 9141 Pointsettia $1. Infant seats $2. Jolly $2-$.5. Blende~ $1~ Jfigh 14 INOl mag \Vheels 11i , $15. 34" ~ mir-anri h,i~ $s ~ dib
• •• bed headbOara $6 ... Wicker Uaht, filter, J1ndaclpblg,$25. ~· Wonder ·~ Ave., FV. 84l-8182. Jumper $3. Antique sewing chair $5. Typewriter $5. Chevy $7..50. 16 mm mbVie ror 310. Bookca~ ~ St~ ~kn 6 qt 'uk. nfrW uure
\ arnall dol ·~ $2AI and 54&--0762. hol"9e $1. StroUer $1. Maiff WHIRLPOOL gu dryer ia;. ~h~ $10 . .B!onde human Carpet sweeper $2. Bird camera with tree roll of dra~ 24W 16H2Jii .J.ti -3 Potty ~hair $l aW , 75
· nWhir.25.1pJI£!,,~. _!~: V=~ ":. ~ mUd atus lamp· $7, M-lor area rue 46>54 hall'w>gl!O. Beadedrop$3. cage & stand $4. Punch film $25. Bumper jack $2. bpTecumseh4~t11g~e !qr chair, ~·d:J°"~· ~ w.......:• ... ~ ~ 962-S6f5. HB. $5. 2 pett"S flat brua atoclc Professtonal nng dilplay bowl set $1.50. Oriental pie-Motorcycle jacket, like new $31. ~ahwUhtr •w. Patio 'items in • f...-il . l
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F_ord Wire 'wbeels .tr:'' t:lrel 68 and 56 inches lol'w· 2%" boxes $4-f!O. Olest of ture $1. lrorul 25c each. size 42, $17.00. Bell shortly ,auntcreen, large $25. En\rY 549--09&(i ~tion.
• .mrlSon $25. 2 ·i~ GIRL'S :a>'t Sttnaray bike, vnde' 3fUi" thick both for drawers $10. ~a cram e Rocker $1. Child's ha1r set-helmet $5.. Jeep canvas Upt . ~· Entrr ·light )3 . ........ mu doon 2'x5'1' 16 traJnq -ex..Uent lllJ. 2 1"'n bunk -no tm -Opel -bloci< n .S()..$3. J .... hj l()e..$2. Old ter n.50. Yur jacket 12. doon $3.50. 6' 8" surfboard Hallni&ek IOap bolclor $2.SO. BABY bed 120. 2 Waln'!J end
• each. 2 &teel colun.in• con4fti0it *· :g ~ D18.~n $~ .. -~ton $25. J$7l u .s. proof set $8. chairs $1-$5. Glusware Decorator ·· items Sc--25c. $2(1. 536-6480. Carop1e came board $8. t&ble1$8. \IA'.lndp-~$2.
• 1 ~''x8'4'" $18 for both. dcketi·nrio. 56-«163. rircketl $2 M. Sleeping GE Coppe11:one ref:riHerator 25c--$2. Overstu.Ued chair $5. Stroller $2. 19152 17th St., ~vatoryi;, and tub · 1auceta Potty chair J2.
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54$-'IOlL BOY'S -~ ... ~.M. ""'••ler bai ·-ehllda.U. Toilet tanlc ""'t --~ needs work ·-R«ords ll each. Old book Huntington . Beach, VI e, CRIBSwim andpoolrnattr.ss $6.. lz:.$4. 'Qeo<nlphfc! 2 5 e. seat $2. 548-3115.., . "' .n......., --,. il lll!tlt complete $5, Baseball .,.......... ~ · ming 10"x20'• $lS. 541)..8.176. • • , ~ · yw ti.rel on wheels 12-$9. bike $20. 846-0428. as ti. 61'5-S258. shell S15. 22-U Sama Ano. Beach & Garfield. Boxed 1 $15 2 . . . 8 wooden aunper ~$25
Jacka $1.50. Head J 11 ht 36.. ELECTRIC: stove $25. -~G=:; ~~ov~~ srINGRAY girls bike, ex-Ave., CM. ROCKER & pad $15. Stroller speake:P:.~= $25 e~c~ ~· ~ ~" pipe ~· New.. Belt mas.sager m. ~: ·
auemblies, com:Plete $5. Twin &alvanized laundry $2. Sat. at 113 <mta Me-sa cellent $15. rm Ligbthou$e VW ~s, Baja front end $3. · Round marble coffee Hamster cage $L Wagon $1 · ~~pe~ $1 ah tt. ~ LENS 50mm y a '11 h.q n ,
Hu& caPs $1..$3. Doors $8. tube: $10. 6x9 aoJd '1US $lO. St. CM or 675-0922: Sonday. Lane, CdM wl~ liibts $20. Front table $2.5. Bar stool SS. Suit· 962-1169. bd It Clar 1lr ;:_ ~ 2xllJ automatic $25. tol,t '."$85. Fenders· SS. Bumpers $.!. M2 al ttn l890l sin-drivers skle fender $8 Rear cue $3. Material $1.50. Pie-· • e ..,.. .u• S311.J66 f,' . \
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Engine parts . $1-$ 2 5 . t&-:-t ~adri':' .,..,.,.Ct; : F ·v BOY'S ~" 3 speed ?o!urray 1~·'12 Pl ya boy magazines fast be.ck trunk litre sio. All fures $1 each. Kitchen items ,PRESSE~ . chest, nigh t , planks Sl~ 4'x8' insulatinJ "' · ' ' :
646-$401. ~202 '• ' • Eliminator bike, haJ nearly &. ~fetal bed fnme ft, TV good shape 281 Delmar No 5()c..$L Krut dress $L50 stand $25. Pink 1ink, pink • boa.rd tL Garden st~ REMINGTON eiectriC nuor
T • new everything, A-1 col). sta~ $4. Skis Kne.ieel (215) H mt · · each, me 10, 963-4001. bathtub, ts each. Clock material $5. Treated 3/8 with CQe $5. Artistt •'OOden
\ OMEGA 822-XL •-6 FOOT SQl1 bed, walnut dlllon $25. Boy's 2 o · · $12. GE record pi.,tt "$24. 8, • ~ Ot.D walnut~-•·• tabl ·-· rad;o $5. 8<>-3m. plywood, 16"x8' $1.50. G!Jt· P81n!b>I: )>ox. b r l he 1
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with 2 lenset, guarantee frame, removable zippered s~ aood eotdtiOn $25. Ladder, 5 se&t $2. 675-1962. .,.,.,~ hlll. '1ass over ......... <& e ._,. ter, downapout $1. GE rafge paints $'10,, Framed U pam:
eaM: 21Mx3l.4 G ra Ph t c aUpcoven, a.ttr&cllve and Boy'a ~·· Stt.na:ra.Y, good HANO ~r $15. Cultivator ~af\''OOd $25. Be.th ~ Old living room dl&ln $10 4 DRAWER chest $20. SingJe awltchff $5. ;!. box.vinyl tile t1rws Sl542s. Oiled.-!walnut
I camera with cue. holden, comfoa:ta~ $25. 4 toot cof-condition $12.50. 727 w. m SlO. C'tl:ke mixer $ l 0• sink and ~"• wtnte and sz. Wrought iron tea :at:::s 0011~ .;j~~s 01'd $5. -100 l'edwood 3"x3"x3" end table, hl'O c1:rawer. $25.
vacuum frame for plate tee table made of turquoise St. c M ~ 64~ porcelain $5. Old movie pro-eart tl5.. Storage cabinet, v->1 blocks $lD 5f0:.8376. Poait:Ua SOo ~ 4 Trim
•· , motorcycle helmef.t.~ with NICE double bed, complete FRANTZ oil deanen, J'lf'\f, 673-6637 6 ft. custom 90lld hardwood end tables $3-$10. Bookcase Sl:RVEL Refrigerator SZ. . ~ . . • Can. , I ' ~""'::::'peetl>:::::::"'"-'l::am:'.:"p.;•:::94.-0369.:;·:::;;,· , etramJc tUe , .$8.. Two ~ . • , • . jector $10. Pre-war 8'MM. 6'x5'xl8" .115. Otd buffet $1~ steamer trunk $20. CoUee • . . Twkt exera.er 7S: ,
IO' E'ibeogiMI surlboal'd $20. \'llCU'a SNELL a $20. l)!netjo aet with 4 $20. Duncan Phyla dlnq ' Jn.ti cabinet ;25. Lamps $5. Headbouds no. Old love Pm'table TV $20. End tables ~r "'"' l!\' • Coln
I !M6-0US. , like . -no ..;.., ~ ebalts ns. Rolla-bed table $20. Mal<:lili>r 4 chain ":.:: ::• $25. 2 matll'eues $~. '!'rlcydes 12 and $3. seat needs Upholstery $20. $7.50 each. 542-5936. oc!: 31', each~ OiOver
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m; d~:ci: surfboud 1n tx~ con· $:It. Good reclmtt with ~Oval pecan dlnq table stand $15. T!:!ta~ Ni~t QUld pedal car $.1. Mosaic ~0~~~1~0hairss all$3-$20. PORTABLE TV $20. GE eadl.' p:; matf ti::., ~
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...,..,gser . n I 1 dltion. ~ paycb eolon $25. vilfttor, white vin)i. $25. s~. Sleeping bee $5. Boat 2 chaise ,_,,__ _, eac · picture 2x3' ~~ leene e • m ap-portable TV $25. Both with eaCb. Larg ~ -.:
$10 ltlirror $5. G l r J • s Lawn eh&ln S:l Roller a.in $1.5()...fl.00. Near new hard\\ve and paint Se-$1. ""-•"'.. $4 eac.h $10. Girden tool $1-$2. Old pllances $2-$5. Rollaway good IOund and picture., $1 50 e . i~ ~ Stingray $10. Child's ski &kate1 $L Electric 1hW twin stie box sprq, mat· C.OWer'a Encyclopedia set GE portable stereo $25. tables ~10. Wrought iron bed spring $3. Formica Dishes, ttibbaa:e b o a r d $2, • Kodak tlul,s1 ou,nen l boots, 4294 Senisa, Unlveni-percolator Sl. Water ski belt tresa and Hollyv.'OOd frame $1.0.' Books and toys. lOc-$2. Ro~ k Ing horse $ 3. desk and cha4r SU.. ·Girl's table with 2 leaves $25. 101 $1.75. Book• l0c-15c. 2G:I ~~~ knif• SOc.
HUFFY rotary mower $25. St. 75. El: CM opener bed witli. rallt: '?'· Library $10. Col.d61Jl)t treeier ~ \Vloeker patio furn I tu re ocmmental patio post '$2 ta, HB, 536-.3UJ. at 2400 Fatrvlew Dr. CM lOc each. Modem lamp b68I! !
ty Park, Irvine 833-3288. Sl.' Large c nten plane $25. Twin me ornate iron Blue reversible rug, S'xlO', Refrigerator, 12 cu. ft $25. 26" bike $15. Aluminum Huntington, corner of Atlan-Saratoga Way in Monticello :ic • cprnplete
Power edger $10. Golt cart like ,rit1it$3. 968-621.S. ~ table $12. Papttback Lkl t.o h'efler $10. Saturday $4410 .. 2 ~b~ tables S6 each. !\fetal storage shelves CUSI'OM built reptile cage CIR.L'S Stingray 20" $10. ~ Toys, pmei, puzzles
$10. Record player $25. KENlt!oRE wuher _,,,__., books, D'Klltly mygteries, and Sunday. 29912 Calle e1ach. 1Boy • b:l6 bldke 1n5s. $4. 101G'l eutty Se.rk Dr. HB $15. 40" round plywood table 545-4028. · Mil&e:m1!~ ~!' d&-$1.
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' T Y ? E W R IT E R , Sm.Ith pu~. ~· M9'D1'.0la. ht-fl .1n 138 E 18tb St CM 4~......., . Dishwa'Sher $W. Hibachi -SW. Frosted fur coat, 191u 20 Inch band mower $6. petterns ~ eac:h. t.edies I GO...,. portable
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• cabinet 15. 963-U72. ~ " · ' • $1.50. Big Boy Barbeque GARDEN aprayer 12 • 5 0 . 10, 11, Floral fitted ,,..,... 64!Hlll68. . •lie 12' clothes . -~ S42-8464 SWIMMING pool '1''1t&' $5. STA POWER ma ~ $20. Solid 1''8lnut ladles ~sk Hand haSr dryer $L50. Ne"". . fQl' bed size 30"x72" n GOLF balls, near n e w ' $1.!(l. Bloush 1 tlld skirts
· End tablea 21$5. 2 lamps $19 Vlcloria, Al>!. B, !'·M· 50c a eon. Sta J10WU oil $3), Wroual>t Iron glass rop Lady Sehlck hair curler no. Chell of drawen (5), $20, lllo-:&. ,R<ar, 219 Pf>lm<I· 50<. Lad;.. -:-eel-! ~ hcnl!•, medlUm 16. $2.50 each. 32" door $7.50. , -and oplt 15. Stow conclllloner 'l'5c . a .... Sta -table $25. 4 wroogltt Iron Faclal. a-$1. El~ Boys suit 4 piece green sit• tia, CdM or, lliie 9 $3. SMclala, ,;,,,
' :;.8464, Overhead praae door 15, o.-r '6-Boob n power -ion °'"" <hoin $10 ftcl>. Old eontole """""" lounge 1111· Period 10, dim, like new $3. Fond BOAT w1ncb and holt for 81\, !!Oc'.. ~ ,., ...
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18k ""Id""'· g~l 's 6 yean hardware $12. VW ear top tad>. IMobn $5. -dltioner 11.40 can. OU CUJb. rtdlo $15.' ·-TV-•lnet end table 125. Konmo'!' warmer tray $1.50 963-2789 ~ ....,. _;__ ..,._ me 81• $2. G ~·• Id 642-3l64 , • -~ -l.!11.• • ' loO 1125 61U624. -•· r -· waaher 125.. 540-57%! • • • camper -· , •• ear ,,..... ,,...,.._, !of r' -, -1 o . cam" $15. II ma~~ $5. · can, · Ideal for bar $8. Work bench · . " • DINE'ITE table, leaf, " 3 tio. 'Maytag eleeriic ·~ -·-""· ~J.!?r ~ 10,
f GENERATOR 18 Starter $8 531-609L SCRAM. LETS WORKING TV $Z. l'lwil> for storoae $10. Credenu WOODJ!N ,ottlee d~ok $25. chAirs m: OUiette table i4. works 1)0, IT' TV ...ai .. ~ ':!".,t,!p,~,I ...
f Radiator $15 Glaucs SS415 DELUXE Wedgewoqd au· • : cW "te~ table frame $15. $10. Patr. '!-°':!". cha1ra $15 Swl'<tl chair $15. 4 aq\W'e 2 pJne bookeues $5 e-.ch. 2 repair $10. &t84073. ~ ~ · ~ ~~~ of
• Sett.I $.7 Rad)o no. \Vater range $10. Drafting table $5; SWE RS Lamps, picturea. fabrlcl each. Aritiq\le dinttlf room travertine co1fee table $25. 4 pin 5 drawtt chest• $15 . ' ~dren .. ~ . t• n toj I 1 1· pump i;. Englne S20. Danish oiled W.alnut AN · 15'42> !143-97911 Sal I< SUn. cbalrs n..;z;. 1D102 Cutty piece aeetionoL $20. lJvlng each. Cl>naole otorage =bed, ""."'plote $25. ~.51).$2.SO • .Mei>'• ·~,1-.'ck
1 Tramlmiuion $15. All for cocktail table $10. 00" N.B. , Sark Dr. HB. 962-1190. room cllait $15, both need cabinet $5 21" console TV • .., JH>h ~ ahoetr ""9"·.,0ICf,
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O~lii ~62. 642-8464, Modern table lamp $lO. Embody-H~-Honey-GIRL'S 3>" Biltt SS. 'N1ldrw GOLF balls':i. M ax ·FI Y reu p ho 1 stering. Round SlO. suainette A pad $3. 6 Drawer cheat, otie $18._.0ife lite 19%0 $8.. Nftt1. ~n.
DESK with glass top $25. 00x36" Spanish Creat plaque Normal -lfOiit'YMQON · lee.rnlrC "'"""'1"" $6 It Tltleiat. ptrfed condltJo~ Maple dlrdnc table $2d.1 no Samaonlte ca.rd table 4 $20. Record cabinet $:lo. Men
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Chdrd0rpn$2J.Lamps#12. ~-Furniture dolly $4. "Weh&vtnol~etbesunto worlcl. ~;;·-~ ~ 25ceaeb.&$2..940$. chairl.BAWTV,23"maple chairs $25. Danilh modern 24''x36" framed mirror $6. new condition.·~ ~t-&.m.
Melmac dishes $6.' New 30x~8" or!eitµtl oil p&inting fiahttl wu tint f iatd by a r&cket 13 675-3223 ~·,Back~ and hoop $$. walriut coUei tible $7. Lin-3M6 KI 11 ~ b r 0 6 k • CM M. 735 JOIUll'l ~ Apt 4
T.eflou i;et cookwart $5. ln Wllnut fn.mei $25. 36x60" )'OWll couple • on the:lr . • • COMPLETE bardrock Maple Gal 1 241 bicycle $10. Gu coln logs fl. Hot whffta 541)..9779. Qt ' I 1 .:
Bookca&u $8.. Century copy A&tracr oU e1Jnt111g $J>. HONEYMOON; JM!TATIO?if Oriental l\IP ~roont Rt' $25. Two hi-lawn mowtt $15. Coleman mo~ A tnake 91!t $1. TV $25. Vacuum cleaner $12. GUU.'S iblLJlC&i: ~ ~bike
machine $20, EI• c 1 r i e Two Unll'O'y&l Ures. Tlll'r "' l!lid• .1!1 Ital,y $10 ••ch. fl I $15. each. Brw vanity solve $5. Ace<mllon $15. ln Johney Lighting"""""'.... 61&-1.525. -:16" ~ 5!11-3!20· • bl~t $5. Booke""' IS. P•w F!Oxl4 $1 each. Out. WEIGHT .. t ,.., Car radl<! 675-30$!. with mJrTor . and matcbln• CUIVttllal' trac~ ~ blotjcs A 2 11 . , ''.:!' . • '
c..t.ur7 eopy machlno $20. door 'IV antenna $1. Vtrio-$5. Touttr $2. Bicycle llA TUB~ no m-8103. bench $15. Sofa ·bed $20. west of CUJwr. 3$Jlleaver 11Jper ~Hok w~~ ~daeuum cleaner $12. 81,.TIJRDA!t July (l2. • ~.
EleCtric bllllktt ...fwo&I I tlao blinds $l. \V o ode n Ratriatrator $25. 543-6615. " • Stud!<' couch. .nvmtble st.\ .Zr.\>1n1. ~ dq Sat. wbeell can 20c. ta"" Doll•· . . , '• .m. ·!~ ~~ ~
STa.rlJirmo lru>ed ..:t 11CmndoorMOOttdlt1on'4. 50" FORMICA round table, °!" 19 ·~·· whlll-wor1ci <;ushions $10. ,Sewing ?/22. .. !iOc eacll. 61" ~ Dr. TWIN box tprfl1! mattreti NB ~i!d· 121 '!NnP ijR 1..arp 'aba6 nt& M. 1.a .. n edatt 13. Ne"1 nt1$25.4cbaln,c ... back ll"Od.$15.'49-159L ,m~ch l ne $%5 . TlfotWl>eel~lflncb$12. HB,!93-4439 ir.me·$25.146-8481. · 125..2..,U,-.$1:1..~
Mabili"11 amaJI "" (aq ) drapery .. mnants 25e • $25. Typewrttft $25. Sa~ " EDISON beby O'lb $15. teleVltlona, one In ..... -Bird cop $4. M&-:1174. . • CHROME kllcb,tn ... $10 lablta Ji5. ~-· flO. Iii.. ~-IO lildi41aon \!Oto • Yard. Slcateboaid 12. i&lClt" Sun. 54M7\ll. . White rockll., ebalr $'1.00, elblnot. Wltb .~ra 15. Color r TABLE: B<autillll ,Novel" Toutar $3. 'Chair $8. Mbo!; Strolloe $10. t•'" ,,, ~
1'1572 ~ 'l'rN Latte new carpet 1111\Ptt• Jdw MTTAN end table 115, ~tt,, twtn boo~c:ue bead-televtsiott :ZS 110. Rattan RAND ~U:.-"""::r mar walnut .!'hie. 36' ""'nd $1. Lampa $5 tacb. v"""'"l '"! Buick Special 'i*ta.
S.L.:ltln. lill1 21.JZ;' for dqormllta 25c each. Mll-lS9l. Jioird $7.50. All wry nl~. chair. $.I. Four. ]odder back ,,,._ . i,,"" "" plus one J! ltaf, pedestal e1o .... s;. Couch $1. lloCll J!adlator no, ~II. · Phone 6'!3-T30li. 438 A<ada SaturdaJI only'. ~· liar lltoolJ PJ. Kenmore P11m1>. $25. car. P-Canier bate $25. 55).93l7. 16 each. Cheat of dra,.... M Hub•~ ll· .... 8lut.r ~ _:• .. ~ A-.., CdM. $~:.~ .. : t:.~ :~ GLEAMING wblfe3F wide :,. ~d!r"';.~ht ~ ~i:"'ii4:"' ~!it:; BLONDE IAll 110. Roeker aacll. Lamp $l. B~ $18 $8. ~-la ~
nd/p4 .._... S 2 5 . G= ~kt 11~ Metal ice chair, door swing.' Call Gallen. It Sa\Uen 4 -15. Pair twin whll• c:0ve..: ns. Bib: parll • 25s-12. ~ee table S
2 O · ;~hi>~1:i::.r"~ 11'"; ~ :_.~ ';'~ s-. · C..teau ~ble 6111-4449. atove and grljldle $25. OV.n 'i..adboudl' 18 p I t · Gardon and -tools • • atttr 4·30 ..,. '-,.l"lator no. ltallatt • and brotltr 125. WUU.,, to · • r win 25c-12. Automadc wolh<r ANl'IQUE lrunkJ lllJ. ' and lb. cement 50o baJ. ~ • ' I ba"1 ~ bid '"m· BABY crtb $:i. Women oell 1 e P 0 rate I y. 0><> _while and aold h .. dboarOI porn Jllc.lll 24., 1V J20, Old I track ape deck. JOOd dqor 14 .. c11. ~ let><:e TOY~' b o roe< J:ol.
bt..tloo $10: 1IU VW boa clothel •be a.JO. n to 13, tomporujl Walnut ncllnllfl lvr blink and trundle beds, ourllJoao;l•P ·BBQ SS. EIOfO' ahai>t Ul. Mtnnald ._ie pipes 50c each. ToolJ n leellon. ~ ~ loo.
badi -$1.' Bladt wool Slacks a1Je S.10. ·5 O o . euy chili "1lth dark brown m•te~ ladder II. Chell of 11'1 ~ ·trim !lite new $10. !HS-l'l!O. • ' eaclt. LumbeT n each. Bo> 15. Iii~ -;.1u1 ,...
-wltll 10lnlt oolla m SIS-413& ....... $2' e715'IDi. draftn, 2. -· 3 ..... e ,; mer, nulleanalleacb.Lwnbtr -•15>>1 s ....,_ k CU. troftl ...,; v . ., ll .-. platov 11~ cu.a '. •lectrle _..._ 115. new $IS. 1119,. W. 20111 St., SABOT tratlor, aand doll)I, 4Jc8 aactlona 11 eCUlh. S.L A 111 with atancl Ill.
$1. ex. •t' 6 .... bohy -. ~~l>ulld1" matnlall: Tlb1"1 n~ Cllolrs n C.ll. 6l6-6lM3. • pemet $25. 543-:1667. Sim. ~ and 23rd. 112 lamp fl. Boa 15.
41111 $4. """'"""" Rote. &:I) Md ......... )>lfWOCJlf 12. Bath ~ 50o-$1. 2M8 P<nibl TIYIN beda, .M_,le ·-a, SCHWINN ~ ps. Ced! l'lltt, C.ll. be-~ !!f!.,,...,.tlitmll• llt>
-u., Sll.·M tlM. ~ ~ ~ !'!1;' '5. llxt;' ,: 8lill $10. Poles Dr., C.M. 93-161«. Sat.SW.. ""!' mallt to bunk. bocl'o, no Girl'• 71" '$14. 1'\1cydt $10. ~ aM Nawport, nor;ft> f>lr" 15. 2 ~ """I .lit •· *2. • -· ~ 1:30-6 PM. Jaddetl»!arpa1'.KMll!1 Ml).4!13. •• • of 22nd. ' --·· I _ ! "'"'
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I Mloolli.-Ill ;Mi..;~1i.;n;1;1u~11E51~11~iOlll~zeo~~...........,::=-:-: Aull) ./btte ...... .....,. "'IMts,Silpo/Decb tll Ca-Sele/bntt20 Trollen,Tr..., ,.
. Sl'iiiiS, u~ , * AUCT10N * l9!f'e-IM g w., old 111.-Wean<d a Sa_,od KllllQI m a I• * NEED allp al>er A_. TENT tra1les\ 11111 stuaott. TENT TRAILER
I -· S)<atcm A~ F" Furnlturt DRAJTING --.,, t2'alNd. (5) Tabb,. """"" Friod4' ~ pet, AKO. CABIH -UIO 18' Q>rll 11~ 30' -Crulstt. mepa 8. _..., roof, C)<dWll WUI ABndattl
tumtablo, air ~ ' 0 .t"'! ll• II« -.. .m. cablnot. (l} White w/blt tell. Need Ale J. PN tn.lned Champ twto .,.. .i.. 4 . * 518..29'19 * •tov<, alnk. Ice box, •ter '61 Trowl M-.
.,._. w/ero~ AU<IJou ~""r.30 5IM9llll homeadelperstoly.131-IOO!. afrt. .~n atud, $100 lcr Sacrlflco, --· •aell Boats Speed & Ski tll ttnk,el-ic!ty.plllO. ('114) Sleefl 1, -.I ado!•
11 1 t em AMIFMIMPX Wi d , A • ; !~ TYPEWIUTER, •II• d • r 4 s~ MON'111S Col1le • make otter. 6 73-s 66 s ; pert lnttttat $2loG. + • 96S:Mll. ..bens.. Frame ....,.....,
ndlo "' .... deck. Still . .. y $. uctoon _., IBM electri<:, Sallllll't4 male. ..... ~. . ma1n1 ....... 6181929 SK OU-. Fut -TllUCK/Camper Special '11 ttbullt to corTy ' -bfincJ -6 -· Soli! for 201511 Newport. Cl4 64H68& $12' Call l3M192 -To good ...... * Def ObOdlor..-* IS' 1Jman. 100 bp er,... mdt hull. BI u •pr In I• d li Too CMC -Stun. PU eydet, blra C1<112. $395.115. Pay oil bit. of Beblnd Tony't Bldl 14at'I ~ • Tr)' !hit J.1l'OV'l1 love metbod nw1ne lnbo&rd, perfect Mercury. Barel1 U!Od I wflZ' -kencler camper. s• Mll-,
IJS5,t1 or take -small WASHER. stov<, ladles blloe, Pi•-/Ortana · 126
2 Lovable lrittona um, for C1ua atortln& 1.agw1a, «>nd. Idell bay boal $2250. ~ ~ su' 2 f O O' LHa thall 11,00o ~ $589:), Aft. t P.M., I• 3IM
t pymta of '9·00 mo. U.S.A. chalr, COft\P, Pinc PollC tbl. FREE . , San Clemente area:• 675-14.M. C.U .,.ytime, . -ews. n. 9C-3$l$ wknd or aft 5 pm. 1969-JT' N«thwesl Co•• t
, SI.,.. Equip Warehouse, Cedar chett1 head .t f<>OI = ~,:""' ~ lll3'o -; .,.. l4S-3931 23• Chris. Galley, 11 .. d. etc. Boal Trollor w/boot 15' C~les, Blk11, Trawl nau.r. st..,. f, low
119E.1'1tbSl.,CoetaM ... , board,dresaer.64!h131Jl. stortln&....tcotA-T ~,.W.. J<iho Martlil, Prof'I Trainer Reconcleoc.blll-Needs m<l.-lt\ll'M 5-tera t2J and wide. S.U.-lalW
MS:Utt. BRUNSWICK V1P 8' aisle ORAHGI COAST MOVING In ftMd of loYlnO Ho..,.1 156 point S1SllO. « reu oiler Boats Slwo.. tl2 -~ U""'1 ""Y little
STEPLADt;>ERS , uaorted U"l pool tabla. $S50. xtlit HAMMOND STUDIOS t.>me j... "BraodY'', II for quldr ..... MS-2646 ' '111< lltctcman Zunil•pp, 125 11100. 56:1315. •
abn -~DEN ONLY -coocL S<S:ll28. otters Samoyed, an s b 0 t,. * APP A.1.00SA * IS' G~ <1bln crullltt DRY storaa< on b ~ Y • c•:. SUper ported by KENSKILL u· trailtt, lift
alao.:lr28 EXTE!jSlON Mltceilo-•AduttEm>lngCJs.,.. m.8114. 3 yoor old flldi .... w/80 bp6'5bp0.8.l<trlr. sallboata troZll U to 1!, 2 PncislonCycle,CrsodPrix new cond. Seit cont. $960
LADDERS -bad been ulled Wonlod l20 • Beslnn<n alsed rl!!itloroll. '475, Top.....,, sisso. 40 hp o.e. hoists. ~. lower end. 28 Mil<unl, 2 cash. 54Hl91 alt ' 'lbuzo, ~tired polntll)g con-e Secondary ·~w:.. male~ CALL ANYTIME 115 or otter. 549.()986. pipe~ xtras. Xlnt cone!. Fri & Sat. All c1ay s.m.
SALE.· o~.: !01~ . ·~':ll{ROOS D • Theory n ...... h; ••• b;oken. 540. 3803 16' llolpbln:fiberalus fisblng I 11•1 $6!!(1. 644-:2617. NIMROD Olx hdtp ~ 1212 South Rou St San ' • Workshop 66-0937. Ir ski boat. 100 H.P. Mtreury TraMportaf ~1INl-bike. 3~ hp, Rupp Prollle collapsible trJr. S1111
A-. 5C-3U't ·• ta N~ at least four On. or un-Call for infonnatlon PUREBRED f blk Lab ATTN : Co• ta ).t e s a engine. Xlnt cond. 546-7533 • Deluxe $90. Hunters spl. 5. Stove, lee box. $1(8),
,--:="'=c'.,-'""'-"' ----tin. Bentwood_· cha.In. Ap-644-1930 em . Horsemen. Penn. box stall• or (1) Tl+.6201. Tote-Gofe llD bike, new M5-0330. ~ -MO\'.D(G.~1at---qn1y, F\im, pe8.l'ihce not tmportant, but 285C E eout HWy CdM RetrieYtt, 2)'?L1ltves Jtida,_ avail. at Fair Grounds Do -$160. 642-5021 ::.=:...::=-----
, wubtt, dryer, TV combo. must be in good cond. No • ., J.«e. yd. req'd. All &hoU. it )'OUMelf ratd or. full 19' Sportcraft, FG, 1/0 , 120 Alrcr•ft 915 r.ruST sell or take over * 24' Airstream, AC, cptl,
rubtr FM receiver. Plng antiques. Free or reu. PIANO SALEI 545--0897. care. Call 962-8679. HP, bead, sink, ke box, bait couch, Breakaway brks.,
,, . pone ,tbl. ( ROlIAtape, $15. price. Mike, 897-7'191 aft. 5. Piano used in tee.chen WIIL eomeone adopt my . tank, S/S radio, lkls. ANTIQUE Bl.plane rides payments Honda 100, like clean. Bargain price at
Sect'I. needs ftrovering, LADDERBACK CH A 1 R S , ~~ued; lloomodr emodJs• dameJs; adlsed· be~ut. black kiUenT 1. am G:-r::al ho:, = TJ:; . ~anson trlr. ~ open cock pit. $5. tor 1, $8. ne\\', 500 ml, iru;urance Ir $1700. ~ Hemet.
$17.50. Che:11t of drawers. Need at Jeut four matching ....... uu , • g movin&'. Smartt box trained. be • Ing tid .,en Santa 18 Century, 115 HP Gr. for 2. (n4.) 6'ffi.1312. helmet incl. 6T3-342l Auto S.rvlct, Parts Mt
Twin beda.,Mlsc. 616.Poppy, blgb. ladderback chain.. cases. They re all here A on 548-1530. . ginq er . .,.......,, Mm. Hull, eng, good cond. BRAND new bicycle-Lady's
CdM. Fin. Or unfln. Must : be sale at discounts to $100. wA'NTED: Dog 10.~ ..... fami· Ana Hgts. 549-3255 . N~w palnt. upholat .cover Cempen, Sele/Rant 920 Ra1elgh Sport, $70. Call 1959 cadrnac Part.a -Make .
, MOVING TO Hawlll • Mink shJrdY. No antiques. Free or W•lllcht fllu1ic. City , .. for "S~·," ;;;;:u snb<· 6 Yr -H°"" Geldmg, m'1851 ,. ON 400,. 612".•23 alter 5 or 612"'32'.1, Oller for quick sale UU
t Coat. full length, custom reasonable price. Pb. :Mike SOuth Coast Pl&Za ~ ~ ! em ale. make otter. Tac avail. Ph: 16, lJl7l NEWPORT, 9'ifi 1 T ext. 233. South Ross SL, Santa Ana
.; Nact dl•mond, sz 1-ll. at 897·Tl'91 aft 5, 540-2830 540-0303. 645-l04.5. Johnson fully e q u t p pe d , '72 GMC Long Wide '70 RJckman Zunds.pp lt~oto 1.;:542-31.:;..;=:20:=,.,.-=====I ~ Worn I times, VII $4000 tell w ANTED: Haodma_ de unique WORKING Spflmet pomp. FREE PIGEONS * 6 yr old Bay thorobred sm. 541.9645; ~. Pickup """'· $550 or b .. t. '10, -AL LE N SYNCROCRAPH
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\ViltOp: Call 494-0065 Tues. 10-5 * PIANO $100 BEST Good Riding Horn etc. isz. $-0395. brake!!, air cond., Sierra 10 Speed (Olnw) Pe&rl Beau-542-l734 Eves & weekends.
1 -. left handed golf • On'ER. " or t 'W\ * 545-87Sl cab, H.D. springs & shoeks, ty. Like new. Cam-pt 2 Chrome VW slotted rims
I•' dubs. ~Mlsc-ti&hln,-rods &: PILOT interested in joiJTina: -· 15' 9"-boat I: irlr, $175, '69, 950xl65 8 ply ti1·es \l:ide derailers. $90, 673-3340 or I: tires. 5.00xlS. Fair cond.
l'.' equip. 5'8.-2.830. Nallewport ~ach Tennis Oub. TV R~lo9'19-Hl2lF'/9i _ I Pits Md .,,,111 II"-' J ~ CY sho"'.__'!'dlddle S2501, 45 HP outbd, $D). Sell both base with beautiful 9 fool 548-8369. ~$~25~. ~548-~5'!80~. ~~~~~I -P1'0K· Trimmer 1 awn C me ui.~"' 64)-.1791. ' -1 , -7' u.:ocu pleasure aau e comp• for $425. 84.2-1072 cab 'over camper, toilet,
)'. tnOfflf w/Kohler eng. Vac· WANT to buy ch 11 d 1 $ .. ,... 136 mini bike $25. 495-0897• 16 Ft. Boat 65 hp outboard • pressure water, stove, re frig. '70 KA\V ASAKI TRAU./BOSS Mut Small ut1li streeV!rall. 10 rpd. 100 cc. J§J ... ..,:! va(l)cu
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I> CXlKE mochlne $100. Small Mu1lc•i lnstrvmantt 122 lesslonal cbanger. AM/FM Tho Troplco Ione I -..t II• JR 1 14' Fiberglass Bottom with 1 $6995 ~M.\HA '7i,
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ll11ftlh. attteo receiver, sealed air-at S. Main • Open Now . ...,..i.illment . 1(.-llP motor and trailer or 36 months lease ror only c~~55~~g Antlquei/Cli11lc1 953 t * 536-8337 * FENDER Stratocaster, Fuzz· auspenalon speakers, tape Santa Ana;• newest 6 largeat $285 * 968-SOll $16S.97 open end.
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belt mua&ger. Cost $100. er. Xlot cond. $250. Aft. S jack&. Brand new in box 6 believable 4" long Oown GLASTRO 71 Model w llghta rails new $830 769% W. 20th. C.M. psn=., 321 t'U. in, auto, p/s.
•ll $50. 644-1132. PM A wknda 536-Mll. guaranteed, Originally prie--I.ocbes $5.95 • tut time this 15' N • • st6-o:~i: 546-0Sn · 646-5848 ex~ parts & chrome. Call
F1JC11S1AS, FERNS. MISC. * BUNDY mUMPET * ed at $219.95. Bllan<e 181 )'<!&'.Clown Lo<hes for 59<. extras, 50 hp, $2295. '11 =-===..,..,.~== Pontl....OMC·Clmpen '12 Honda 500, Wixom Fair: 962-0569. 5(1'-llizes 40c-$1 XLNT CXlNO cash or small peymenta. 2 o.z. filler wool 69c.w/tree Olronado 23, dlx Sltlooop. lO'lOFIBEllGLASS DINGHY. . Flit Ing raclt, xlnt, $11SO, Wile, ... c..:.,ea"c1..c,..,2~dr-."'~'""'--."'Cbnn=--1
-. La y ·-·a way D e p t' .. 1-'K.'<.~1. Mint Call for lru:pec n. HP Evinrude outbd. N. .. t St t SA -) lll ••• "61" .,.. ... -... • ., '"1J E. 23rd St., Coeta Mesa $75. 545-'IB '1141-H:'.111 aLl" stone, .i;:."'-.:..a pump, Bristol Yachts. 2300 W $175. 645-1952 \.... • a .• ~~.-.z· lllYI" ae ...,._, ' spoke whit. Orla. t•S
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• •••••••••••••••• ZENlTll " RCA Color TVs ••.99. 10 -• •·-" w/hood Coast Hwy, N.B. &!:Ir Boots, Ront/Chorl'r tol -=--=568:::..::1000""'=-:;-::-t ·1 10 ~ ,P nd• udoon, · · .,.., 6.... uuui. • a1 , over uvn e , runs JHp Surrey ""-r #
... _,., at Jess than the discounters. •~.99. Call 979-"E'I-'-37' Garden dSl ketch $34.,500 T k'' """""' ~,oo "" '"1 ....,. ~· -·= ..,,.,,,,,...,,,,,.,,.,,_,.,...___ "Cam-r rue: ·-· .~ . ~ Attention Getter 548.SS
Most '73 models In stock. * "~--... c~;-10 1;· FGL S&S Sloop $23,500 27' AUX. SLOOP G :;,-L 7 ·~ I ''11 HONDA~ 350. •12•s at drastic savin'gs! ""f;.1.zall •breed·-~;::__ 34' FGL Morgan Sloop$22,500 '72 MC -/4 ong nnee 3,000 mllell, !Ike new •~.M Dune Bu-111 t56
Free color anteMa installed ~ ku ) Bpardi s. poodl'"'""" 35' FGL cal Sloop $24,000 Perfect for weekend cro11e1 Box, 2 tone, olive & while, • 642_1963 • ...,_ -••
with all Consoles tliru July Pc P • ng, e AU at 3424 Oporto, N\Wt Bch. to Catalina. Fully equipped. 1uper custom interior, air --.,,C,=0--~---1 DUNE BUGGY with top, 40
31st 3 yr. picture tube, 1 yr pupp~. 546-284S. DAVID FRASER 67~5252 SS radio, RDF, aJeeps OX. cond., power steering, power HONDA SL 100 hp VW, radio.
parts & service. Cash 90 iABY MICE g• Arthur Marine dinghy. 6'2" headroom, complete disc brakes, 950x165 8 ply '71·'72. $350. $195. 963-3604
. plan or terms. ~ Color 2Sc each F/G Lapestrake desi~, galley. Oub rates. Lots ot tires, dual camper mirrors, Xlnt rond. Call 675-6496 ··.~1o"""'v-W-M-rk-.-1V=-'"'body..,-.~,65
l'or on od in Womon'a World
C•ll Mory Both '42"5671, oxt 330
TV, 9021 Atlanta, HUD-968-0833 $195. 3 HP Johnson outbd., parking, Call for info. radio, H.D. au<;pension \vlth KAWASAKI 90, A-1 cond., lo eng, &: trara. Lo. miles.
tington Beach, 968-3329. Cetl 152 $15. 644-5836. 557-9046 aft, 6:30. leaf 1prings. \'/ill handle seU mi's. $XIO. Call evenings, n350. 642-3621.
LEAR Jet stereo 8 portable PERSIAN kittens CFA reg. SHORE p BOAT, fiberglass,. 8oet1 Sall 909 contained camper. 503590, 548-9584. -T=rv=c"k-',-""=--~"2=
tape player, solld slate, all ~ line e' fioetation, 10', not u.ed. ---' ------$3795 250 CC ENDURO.
E,sy Does It! Skirts Biltton Off!
7070
Model P:510. Plug Into SOO::.~'aou -~bl"fck $JSO. 213: 43>:5419 or 714: MAJUNER 31 complete Bill BARRY 1300. 642:3621 1968 FORD ciga:re~e lighter or uses 6 D smoke dud se!ce 892-2970 536-fi646 GEM. Retrlg., ate er 1 n g 305 Honda Scrambler, nu BRONCO
batteries. Hardly used. Paid • · vane, ready to go, py 14
-sell ~. 542-1734 eves-HIMALAYAN KITTENS J •--· OoryAm •13• 4trallo b.p. allp 342, L.B. Private pfy Fiet..GMC-Pontiac brks., nu battery & tirff, kends. male, ACFA. $100 ~, .......... ., er1can er, (2U) 59Pr2963 (ht St. at S.A. Frwy.) xlnt cond. $350. 64&-0430.
x A77 Mk m. 2 track. * 540-6419 * ~1245~ cover. $895. LIDO 14. $42». Seagull 14, W· DIO E. lit St .. Santa Ana GOOD USED SCHWINN 10
Mdl , 1102. Nr. n ~ w ,: KrrrENS. & Ir: 8 wks, , trlr, $550. Dinghy, $25. 558-1000 SPEED. $00.
4 Wheel drive. Lockln& hubs,
atlcl< lblft. Nice, (P2134J.
$1899
COltlE.l W/walnut cue, remote · assorted col01"8, mostly 18 1~~ ~ Boa!z.;~ Bolton Whaler Squal, offer. 'St.Ford P.U."witb overhead · • · 1 ~985·
control A red mounts. $499. orange,1 box trained. 50c ea. f • i ~ or 49&-3393. ~per. JCe. box.. Good eon-JG.SPD Blb, .Mana,. brand ' '
54:8-4342 546--0864. or car. · 40• Sea Wolf ketch ~ '!IJ; dltion. $400 or best otter.· new, Ifill ·in boxoiiEurope&n
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WALNUT Comole 21" Color "-• 154 1 Ft .DJ.ney. Clear plastic TahiU k tCi. -"'M 28' • t. ·-~1::::011~J.::;lm:::·--~-, I ~:::m;:•d;:•c"$80='::. ;c9118-::,.;73.2T=·-· .;.'~ ' _..., ''{)lasahopper'' $95. e ,., •J..J · cus -• TV, AM/FM, record AKCPu 9 koldGmnan 548:1591. • lloop,lnbdeng.Onty14,ooo. 101/l' HAVASU DmoffiT01dB.IKE-Seartbet~ 6 -:mil~~·•
player, perfect cond. Cost ~ " Avery, 673-61'1T. COiia U-'6-lm , $1SOO, sell for $150. llJ3.3953, shorthair show & Oeld, 5 wk Boatt/ Morfr11· Cabover aleep11 6, Inc. kitchen 190 518-0762 old .,.as dalles, beol In Equip. ,904 COLUMBIA 22, gally In water pwnp, otove .l oven, '61 Chevy 1/z Tn
' • ACOUsrIC l!i:J. ll5 RMS. t.emperament &: • s h 0 w . .. bead, aleeps 4, Balboa Slip. side dinette with loveleat A HUFFY 10..pffd • k
Like new. Priced to sell. M a rt i n c r rs t Kennels BAIT TANKS $16. $2395. Tmn.s. Days 8.14-3642 toilet room, a beautifol home "5., xlnt cond 615-6985 Pie up
642-3963 a1ter 6 P~. 546--0989. lDST OUR . Ws£. eves, ~6. aWay from home. ·Serial 759. Motor HetTlet SacrWee, Must Sell, $13811 or
c.B. Radlc>Jobnson 110 Sch OOEDIENCE Cass To Start 8601 Edison Aw., H.B. P.C.~ wry fast, 1S races, 13 WAS $2195 5111/Ront MO belt otter, 100% Flnandttg
w/rool inount ant $100. Wed. July 26th 7:30 PM In SABOT tirsta. Trlr., aplnnaker. 2 N'ow $1495 '71 wii.iiAMs ;,;,,·~·."',·: .!":'.~·All.CT. ne89w7-0224eng. --MS-6455 aft 6. the Newport.Irvine area. tm:t our Lease. Hulls. $65. ta~. Extras. $2470/otter, -.;w -~ .. ~ -" "'"" ._. __
Open.,alldopover5mo's 8601 Edison Ave., H.B. 543-1917all5. FULL PRICE 6 ~ .. .,... • •• gu/electrlc tire• Paint etc. Runs loolts
Old ·~ -3 WEEK old H b" C 16' refrigerator~ Thermolfat new •camper•••-.
I[' . • ~~. OUTBOARD 20 HP Chry!ler. 0 ie at. · Bill BARRY heater, sell-<0ntain<d on .,;:;.~s_:;:;;:;:;::c,:~~=;.:-.,.,
IRISH Setter puppy, have Auto elec. Long shaft. Xlnt Fully ~. WI trailer. Tradesman 300 , , • V-8, 1968 Ford F-11, 300 cv.1tn.2• 6
II"',.,.,,---=---'· papen, must aell. Wormed cond. JD). 892-Zlll $1150. Call aft 5 <n4) Automatic trarwniaion, cyl, stick shift. S 1, 5.
3Li-,2Timoo,$2.00 "shots. Best otr 548:1610, * 3 HP outboard, $45. Lit• ~s.is.~~15~15=~-~~-PONTIAC:GMC·FIAT Power Steering (789CTQJ. _892--0524;..,,..==~~~,,_,=-I
,,.. .. v.u 1-.-------· 1 after 6 642-4670. trailer-boat or motorcycle, ISLANDER 29' FG Sloop. (lit St. at S.A. Frwy.) $51188. 1968 FORD Truck, % Ton I' OALMATION Puppy, male, 8 $65. 846--0560 Xlnt cont!. Many extras. 2000 E, i.~o:ttta Ana BEACH CITY DOllG£ RANGER. Air. $2500.
LARGE white odd.eyed
cat Very sweet.
wks, AKC, champ. pedigree, Boots p 906 $1J),500. Pr pty. ( 71 ( l * Call 962-6422 * .
shots. Good offer for good ' ower 830-5449 '6.5 Chev. El Dorado. Air '49 Che~ II T. Reblt en...i-,
.• 54&:7308; 6l2-05IS * ... ~· ===-,.,.-,-:=~== nd n -1r1 ·--m 16500 Beach Boulevard •-1 • ...., family . ..._.....,.,!. ' /fJrd ··~"p •-31 ft CUSTOM dsl lSLANDER.32 co • ne g., Sw""'• any t b 4 spd -u• ..-·--~ Xln od Oii Huntfnl1on Beach cus om ca . • .., .... PLEASE give grey 9 wk p URE BRED Labradors, custom built cabin cruller, xtra niee.$15 M. extras. t co • er. 549-1688.
male kitten a new home. black aleeps 4, galley, radio, 71' lnbrd cruising sloop c546--631"'-=6-". --~-~ (tt.f.) 5t0:2660 ·
Mesa Verde, Call 546-tm No popen $25. some llsblng rJ&; moored $4500. Avery, G'IH990. "Yac:ation Ready"
FREE ldttens tn good home. * 548--0lSs * off BIY Shores; avail rot CX>RONADO 15 " trailer. '72 I Ft. Cob Over
,,, /"\ii If); n Male• female. * Beautiful, loving, Gennan use 3 wknda ea month A Immac! Kept in pragt1. Cemper
HQd g .. ,., BJ2..0042 Shepherd puppy. $15. everyday during week • A Used very little. $1050. Sleeps 4, stove, rtttg, lite
'l5 Dodge P.U. Needs -Good body.
548-1242
...;. ' *' 1 ·pair ot CUTE GRAY 64M55S Jot of fun " a limited coat 846-1950. wood with turqUOJJe trim on ·r.' 934'2. Attract all eyes with htese CHJNCILLAS. Also baby BEAG' ~·AKc. -•·-~ way of owning :l'llll' own1' _:.., _SURFBO,,,..,.=-AR~D-sail-. boa~! '12 Chev I( ton <Ullom cl lw>tn-make holders! ~ __ .. ,_.. boat $1SOO. Call 613-8813 to .
... ',.::··, ,,., ~·..,.11(1;0~:.• ever, •• M.. ~---i rat&. 615-5192. •tock. Good popen. 11 wits eee "drive Centerboard, rudder, salls. camP'j', lea! springs, H.D. H &Ody.........., ~uw;MJI;" ADOn • ~ ~ ·" tabb old L'~" ""'"! Best offer ~41 -"--'·· dlo 350 V8 pow listers have skirts that but-~~ auver y, ' V'W'"i.Oi1i..o 1970, 16' In b d Id u t b d • • 31
....,.,.,., ra ' ' er
ton oft to become practical female kitten. real fluffy, 9 YORKSHIRE Terrier pu~ Hydroswlft-90 }Ip F 0 rd 32' CO!.UMBIA Sabre. Sleeps dlac brakes. #17:1122.
,potholders. Gill bits, bazaar wks, trained, m.2368. pies, 3 mo old. Adorable. Cortina, Cathedrll h u 11. f. $4900. • $3995 ~'' EASY does lt! It's aesy to aeUera. Pattern 1 O 7 O : ADORABLE grey Ir: white AKC reg. 646-0394 Walk thru w ind 1h ie1 d , * 846-3443 * BILL BARRY
OPEN ROAD
MOTOR HOMES
I0!1 Garden Grova Blvd,
Garden Grove MM479
'61 Chev. 108 Van 3 Jpd. '83.
Great in/out and mecb. Of •
fer/$1690. 613-1342.
Auto lt111lng
DATSUN 240Z 1972
Auto .. air • mags, (#319'l)
• .nt ft$'J to wear this transfer, directions. Easy to kitten 1 wk1, very brigbl MINIATURE Dachshund for custom tarp, 4 llfe jacketa, 4 LID9 14 & trailer.
· ~haped casual wif!l do. 545-~31 or 979--1048. sale, 7 weeka old. $35. aa!ety cushiorui, fire ex-Sharp condition. *Manin Pearce*
Motor Hnes
$108
~-ntra.st tor ·~ 846--0863 Fiat·GMC-Pontloc .U-ta:ua '"' or co CO · l!IEYD'lil·llV'£ CENT8 GERMAN Shep a: .En&lllh * 830-8284 * tlnguj&her, sea an eh or, .,...,.,. ) ~ 1 bandJ. Sew it for now, f.all, for each l*tmn -add 25 Shep puppies, 1 wka old, 2 SAMOYED dog, 1 yr. old horn, oompua: ... all a~ 8' Lap1trake &laas dingby. (ltt St. at S.A. Frwy.
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• Printed Pattren 9342: NEW cealsl' r.. OICh ~ r.. 2Dllel. 551-3991 male all shols purebred proved by Coast Guard. oers, Vlll'!llsh/wbite, clean. 2000 E. h~io:"la Ana
+ Tax per mo.
36 mo. open end
.> Hall SlaOI 10\I, Ull, 1'%, Air lllall ml Speela1 -GENTLE German Sbepberd but;. popers. iOO. 67-2122. Xlnt cond. $W5. Moored on $110, 613:-0653, 6'l'71469. • ~-'--• 1---ls
, • IS\I, Ull. Size 14* (bust 31f ,_ --·~ ·•·-nteda ~ bosne male ( Balboa 11. ~. KITE No. 121, Good eon-70 VW pop:tnp bus • Xlnt -'"'""
Southern Califona
; tlltft·t 111 ,-35:lnch. _ -· ~ •-• llUSll Setter temale, 10 C<lOd 1.0 ~ utec1 tw,1ce for 551-Jm clellverY will, "!Ua ._ ,_. old. -months, AKC, 1 o •Inc 15' GllSS' flat dition. $450. · cam" !lest otr 831.seo:I
t a:t&Mii..mJI CEM'l'I ... or more! SIDCl ~ J"REE beeltfly cute kitUet, 6 disposition. 6464109. 644-1732 pg; • • 1Cll s. Vill•re Way, S.A.
1 ~-:., '!:" ,.;;..";:' .! ~ ~ i:...::;n -o1c1. 1111< "' cray 11pr * 1ta11sn Gftyhounds, AKc •·tt•i l'w Hun 1•· FIBERGLASS sallboat "' "DISCOUNT Motor HonM. Ron111.
1st National Bank
Leasint
1 Air Jlall ml Speell1 Jtandl: Dept., 'aa.113, Old·C>eloM Dlll1dnp, .-all !!pm sl!ow, 10 wk>. ,.. lo rlgbt DU ~ trailer. S.lf,bllllnc coc:kplt. CAMPERS" A:U-.!:.:' =· 21.~~~
t toe: --~ -. -Yori!. N.!.'. HEAVY 14 flberglul/wood party. &3MS80 ._ I. Wbi!A!/m.talliake red, 65 bp l~oFIBERI cond= ~th I f<>Ot HAVASU Sltefl 4o and 25' oell -M.. ll022 11\ubleu Cmler Dllft ~ d!llvtr1 wUl UR t2d'W llXD1. Print 1'ame, .u.e., IVWboat. tt floats! wknds. Mere O!B tilt trailer $1200. ~ stove, te1tjaer&torr, eabover tor Hornet, all equlpt with Inrlne. C&lil. _,.
-ot -· Send to llt. -x...... llllU8'l2 OLD Englisb Sbeep Dog. 836-1954. • • traller, xlnl cood. Private In b)!autlful pld -· Serial '114f833.8620 233/ot.oll'I
., --'the DAILY NEEDLEptAJT '121 er.. * FREE lo a permanent Beaut. mile. 11 moo. AKC. -33, LUHRS '72 perty. 96U05'I 951. ::"'°:Ui.r roe~ -:i: ~-PJLOI', 4G. fittorn Dept,, d>tl. itnl~ etc. Free~ borne. Aflec:tl9nate feinale $350. ~· SNYPE .,. IU..)leW, with WAS $1195. Coecbe< are ·1012 mOdel~
• 212 Wnt Utb St, New -50 ....._ SlomHe eaL IG:4968 AFGHANS, Ohamp. sire. allp. Sacrlflce. ) Phone $795 FULL PRICE We bave the all ateel Amico 1 Toot, K~~~ Pri>rt1 1 h n"::'!-'1c f .._!mot . tt-II YORKSlllllE Terr I• r pUoh. Will .. u ,..._.bly Fruh waler cooled 69U383. Bill BARRY also. Pleaoe call 8!9-8560. 1"7 -1.,,. """" MAD. -w ;;-• ancy 8• pa eru. l?uppf, Shots, loving with to good bomea. M a e, Chrfaler1 HOBIE 14, very good con-Savinp "' Satidacdlo • ,.,. ~~ ml ~ ~---·~ .,·Ra Ir t I• an .,.. 833--69:1 54U130' 531-4210. KETTENBURG dlLion. $825. R~ A MoVtw ~ tllco. , nv~"--~ -· • ..,,. ~-lea Dono Point Morino Call ~ 613-f395 PONTIAC·FIAT-GMC .,... your ocot_. WE LEASE ALL POPC1.A11
SEE , _.. Spr)nc --vm 21 ........ to VERY pntty llllall friendly -.-0 .-... erSponlelpupp 4H Int ' (lat St. atS.A,Frwy.) * aMJOI * 19121.wa:sATcxill'ln.
•: Fnjtloal ml ·---.11-~~· ~~ ~ :;'.~J. t'° :Ir MO~-••-~--"":__!:,n;<> .. :4•-~Sc·~udos 2000E,1'tSt., SanlaAllo PL1JBH -mlr llln tor TIVERATES:
, potmu f""'" -..,. -~ - ---·••~: ••~•• • • n•~• ·--.. -· ~ • ~-can: 168:1000 nnt, 11', 1if1 I. Soll-. Cll1 Malcolm --; ' . ~·cat1191· All •·br &*'=-! .-KJTrt;ll!! l's1ond1,y, full of YORKSlllllE Tm! ... , AK(:. Ollf!k A ~· Good vu cover. 616-3819. Pvt~. Aft I "'1llf fllrthlt -Do. •'' -! Oof>'ilO!-$1: , .,...;.nty. Qzte. n.e to ~e<teolortoc ··-. B2 ....i. hdtlntl "•-I In 14' HOBIE CAT, 8 mo old I ' * CAl10VEl\ -•v· ' -. THIODORI :· ,· llltr""'1' SEWll!O ~ Q i.s••-.-,-pod-·-Npt.81. No: lf,CM.'41-7713 perftcl cotlcl A parin!Hd. Wc.odltlon w/Jaob. ~~· $500. •...,!' LIFEl'IME M,R.:23 A ROBINS PORD -I""' --sow. ---IOOilftl.-SL . Jdoal for l1th1nc A bay Wllhtraner 6'1W730 ... Atr,ltllt.l'Alfl!'equlp.. --lhd,
'1-, ·, °"''"• .....---~~ ~~~~ c:tulaloc· 12.tso. Mr. (_...i.2SGd Coner '61Cbev7lOl.liTvan-utr1ta.Pvt.p1y.,jgg.1391 o.e.--
IJl,11,'I' A N,T .. FASHION 11-,.· _. .w -· -* MMlll .• -. All colon.-. Crawlord, SllM'ilOO. l1MX9 Pvt--· ' ~ ve1.~IOn: ~tty !!!"71 ~ Trollon. Trowl MS Auteo W-ii8 J1PC1C --of ._, - -w lf' llUN~11r PoNct tor •-v -a -•• --· ... -11--i llALE Coclta-. c:ream ADORABLE couple or Guy ' Gil. z bp. Colilmbl• 26 Mork 11 -. 11' 1111 Soni>. F•. Mii -. We Pay Top Dollar
-"' II P.t. ._ ~. '2'ee to l'104 !tome. Pllod1a l'llpplea. EoclllO Sttol Traller Ower 161-7387 FOR!) '16 SUptr Van Slpa 6· Perl cood. !1850· For All MoJlel ~ """*
.. ...;.., Otlr ,.,_., 60 cent&. -1116-SOlS. • l1HIO 518--'1335 wu..' Sllllg, Na~ n· ULANDER Campo!'. ToDet, tbl, slpa 4. 1161-· Wa Buy .........
:"" ::-• -ll (lllltra * YOIUCSllD\E Terr 1 er STUD SERVICE Upbolsttr)<. $525,.0l. 64Mo18 wtlh -I -1oc Air eont1, Bubble top. AJlt. Z&' KtncralE, tlled S -· con, V• ... 'hlldls
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,,con q,,ttt -S Puppy, Sbots, loving with Block Lab, AKC reo. ~ ....,, !11M991 bic ll'lllO. 6G-m7; 54M.n!. "'1111' _.. l!id air cood. WAllllDI Al1l'O SAl£S m .,,.::: -an.,... 113HW1, ecum loft~ -Z' CJsMto CS'!llstt, $4000. or u· SIOiiNt, •1so. -°""7 !IT Camper E\ff alt T. 116::1111. !IMliG
-,_ '.l'Mlt1'W FREE -... -.l -· * l!T\ID ' -· ENCL1511 bMI ofl"" Moor1na Ind. * c:.11 $IS.ell * Spoclll " • Westw!IJI• tell '12 'Iran! -ltlJI trtr. MLL llt£I' --.... tor -JJ-11111-•18-. u -o ld. SPRINGER, n.... AKC. Very c1<1n, Owner may -.S"-/~· 910 -c&n1per.Lowml.Ex, BeltortltaJlntw;lllatru. orssot~RllJ*~iool
-. ~. Wanl-llM229. llnonce. 5AUTl2. ..,.. -tru. -.ii. l1ISilo -· flMlll-tll:&Ctlllt
-I llllziW 10" 1'1111 .. OAIUJllO llbtod Tmter, 25' ~. $2.99t: OIER.-* WA1'rl:O * "1 CHEVY 'II T PU, 4 tpd, * N---IJ!r, N -...... .... lllT 0 .._. ... da M amall. 10 Wiii aid. $ID. Call RYI :\GOS' 11nw1!w 1;y Slip 1or 3G' Chltl Qsft VS. "'4' CO Clmper, llen)' Slpl 4~ ..-alp Gii tao. nn, Need a "M'T -u otll 'll•illlllilii~~---••11111•••1~ ... ~::·..a~!!-~-~!!!!!:_I 11M11& -a111. -· • -111-ta1 1mmtc1.1 m•> -......, 12110. ~ $1l0. • 111111. ~Clll~--.!!!:!!!!!:_ ___ \
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"8.l PAY OYER
Kaley 81111 Baek
A* lo< -llanqto NOW ON DlSPLAY 11211 8e&cb Blvd. Salet Servtce
• B111111111tcm llolcb Parll Body Shop 7 .aT Kl Miii COAST IMPORTS
TW 1000-1200 W. Cout Hwy.
·"lr> WE lllG' all makel ol clean ~ewport Beach 642·0400
-_.. can. palcl ... --· -or DOI. Plwe c!r1w tn tor '66 ALFA <;PE .. $1199 .,,; tree Appftim. AM/FM, Sharp! (007ADE>
FRITZ WARRE('I
Sports Car Center
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IMPORTS . AUDI
BOISE LIFETIME
e 20' LlllURI LODGE
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e 26' IMPIRIAL
SALIS & RENTALS
, SPECIAL:
'70 LIFETIME .LEISURE LODGE
Un4er lJ,000 Oritloal Miits, Ftllly
5111 C:O.tolottl 20' M-Homo 15021HLI
, 56995 ..
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970 AUlol, lmportod
DATSUN
970 Autoo,lmportod
MAZDA
AT HARBOR
MOTOR HOMES
YOUR NEW ORANGE COUNTY
DEALER FOR
BARTH
22' & 25'· READY FOR IMMIDIAT! DELIVERY
-8 LV" -SALES & RENTALS
SPECIAL:.
'71 LIFETIME 23' PREMIER
Dool A .. , 4000 Wlllt ... -.... Lew
Ml ............ , CeM. IOHDLPI
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913 N. HARBOR BLVD~. SANTA ANA 839·9
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970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos,,_,....
MERCEDES IENZ PEUGEOT
I ' '~ 1000-mo w. PacW< Crt. Hwy .
Newport Beach !n4) W-0406
546--4529
'70 OPEL. GT
Competition Orallgt,, Black
Bucket Seat. 4 spd dlr, Ex·
-cell~t cenditlon. Can ft.
tiance private party (~
2)1). Call 494-6811 alt 10 am.
5*-8736.
Sell the old 1tuft. Buy the
Dew otulL
Autos, Imported
970 Aulos, lrnpo<Mif -PORSCHE
V ACATl ~ON~'
SPECIAL •
. IRAND NIW '72 VW POP TOP CAMPEil
PUUY SILP·cONTAllllD •111e1.uD1N• •wrr 11NT.
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ch•rt••• t••••· '72 lle11111 or If you prefer te pty uth~ c ... "Ice It $4761.ot 1=.
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'&8 TRmll CT-& 1969 v. w. 11 vw •us '6:1 Buick Oonvt. Cleu. Good 1970 SEDAN -, ... rn-c ... A"""Dl_L_LAC ·-1-,n--.. ----d-· Camper $600 mnc11t1on. Mallo olfer! DEVIW COUPE DE VILLE .,._, A real beauty. -line -Extra clean Slide ahUt 811-10! • ~ • FACTORY AIR J ..., w .... must be-to appredate -won'tlut. •tthb:.J:!. ''3 vw bur. reblt •nc .. --C.,,-',A~D~l~L""1""•~c=--·IV!oyl 1op, llolh<· w-. CONDmONING -_ ...
(WNS924) ·~ ~-· chrome hb n tll<ln. dual -'""-.tuIJ Full power, -~~ ~ ' ."*'!" ' -ns52A) w ., are , --------llOftl'. lactol)' alr, tilt beautitul doth ~tber "i:: colldlCianHtC. ..,..tic. $1499 , $1699 xir:;·i:;,::,·, * 1963 CADILLAC wbeel,AM·FMat.reondlo, t .. lor,tilUrtelncoplclt"" ~~~-':11'* •••·
Plateou ,.now, .whit.wall.I, c AS CONNELL .69 vw lo $950 LIMOUSINE powu door locks. 1 to Ing, 1tereo, -locks, -$4299 heater, t1nt<d slaaa. wJnd. 0 T . aft 6 p,;, a; m.a.oo F'1ll power. factory air, tully cll006e from. Aa tow u WSW tires, low mlleage.
ruu. cub pr1ce $2,Dlluo Jn. ahield wuher, Nl1 ftcl1ne CH£YROl.EJ equipped, ta.putry interior. (134l29). Gem 1hat sbowl xlnt care CONNlll =:ax11 • i!:'":;.!:: :=:U:~~=1':".! IMPORTS -H·-~ mvtt., ~E::. Dr~..!!; ~;'."" to aen _,_ <KJc· $4444 :: ,. :it:, ni:~
doUan. $39.30 total monthly extra.a standard on thl1 earl -.. uw--...... $999 Prices start at CffEYROl.O Pl>J!l0!1t lllcludlog tntereat, 1125.TT cash or trade-in value O>lta •Meaa 546-1.203 VOLVO • Nabers $4444
tax • llce-. 35 PBI' plus down. $49.99 per mo. for 1()11().1200 W. Pacltlc c:.t. Hwy. 1971 Y W ~~ Cot~ll!~~ 2828 ~Blvd.
balloon payment al $800 forly-<l&ht months Includes Newport Beach (nl) 642-0406 . • • 1972 YOLYO -HAruiO a NaL-rs Costa Meaa -DIS
Total delen.d p1y Pr!~ tax and llce ..... Total cash 546-4529 SUper Beetle Nabers uw '70 NOYA S.S.
12,515.50. A.P.R. U%. o. price ddlvered. la $21161.07. * TRIUMPHS * RadiO. beater. automatic .LH M Today ot Cacllllac 540-9100 COSTA": Sunday Cadillac Coupe. ~ vt. V"'11 top,
)te•arraneed 'credit. Total del~ PB¥Illertt 71 CLOSEOUT stick shift, super deluxe. &.st R•tes ~HARBOR BL.0 brown w/bti&e virl)111ucbt
(30078S). price 12525·29 tncludlng tax, SPFlTIRES AS UlW AS 12399 (161E!E). "-2600 HARBOR BL., 1972 CADILLAC COSTA MESA ...... Automatic (floor llhllt)
I lice!"', and finance charges. GT -6 SAV E $500 $1111 $11.74 Per ""'· COSTA MESA 54().9100 Open Sunday 1\.·.-L1t.:1 Annual P«<enta&• r • t • , O.A.C. AWFM, Auto. trans.. 540-9100 Open Sunday Sedan de ViUe c:ooaol•, fa~ raac•~
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lUUA ~-10.99' On approved credit FRITZ WARRENS N be di.IC brakes. 36 rno. 4 Dr. 8300 careful miles. All '60 CADILLAC P>Wtt disc brks, exterior . TOYOTA (65087llJ · , Sport Car Center -C:::. a rs For LH1ln9 or buying ESTATE SALE the good things, Gold/gold Needs Surguy c:hrmn•. TOPSHAPEl $1ll50.
0 RANGE c 0 u rl Ty's Ill Cadillac . n l . 1972 Cad, El Dorado, immac., interior, white Vill).•l roof. 1 --~-'--.c..c.~~--Must Sell! WW ao quick.
1966 Harbor; CM, 646-9.103 BILL MAXEY LARGEST 2600 HARBOR BL., 1•11 ••Mil under 3900 miles. IMpec-Will trad .. <870EIA). CAMARO Call 5.ll-.121!. no E ht SA 547~764 COSTA MESA' -~ IMll• tlon I-acceptance of sealM $6899 1910 Chev. Concours Ell.ate, TOYOTA SALE . . . . YOL uo bids Thurs., July 27th 3,30
l"'T"'"IOIY"""""...,IOf..,....T"""""IA ... I '70 TR-4 $25;, 540.9100 Open Sunday ·' to 5 pm only. Rear al Bani\ CONNELL '66 Chevy II 8 Pa.,, Sta. Wzn. Pwr.
19'71 ~n W•-, , ••tiilm6iiolmlioiil I AM/F?,t, "~. ~ ·~ 'n' er ! ' '· '69 FAST BACK. lm?'18-culate. 1966 Harbor, C.M. &tS-9.103 of America, 3440 Vla Lido, , 2 Dr. automatic tr~, rtdlo, =~:k>~!';"~es~.u:';,.~~ ._,..~ (863BEW). Auto, AM!FM, All', 30,000 Newport Beach. heater;, TPA906. Thb J .. the F A
AT ~-$2399 18881 Beach Blvd. FRITZ WARREN ml. Se.II Blue Book '70 Volvo 164 .68 Sed DeVille. Low m1; • CHEVROLET popular model to find, and r!,1~ :· ~=~· p:i~: 1971 ~ Spt Cpe, SlG Huntington Beach Sports Cir Ctnttr wholesale. 644-2!99 ° r AM/FM radio a1r condition· Turq , w/vin:yl top, New it's priced right a.t only lng, Asking $3100. 557-4861.
l970 == ~= 847-8555 no E. bl. S.A. 547--IMO-U36• Ing, automatlc traas, 1ik> Jlres. Pvt pty. Below book. 2828 Harbor Blvd., $595
' Low~ 1 * '72 Mark n Woion. * VOLKSWAGEN '70 YW Cam-new. 143BQJ. $2695. Fin avail. 613-7499 alt Costa Mesa 546-1203 ' -..,.. Am·Fm tur. rad<, xtnt cond. . ..--· ' 2695 5 --~ P1iQ le-5799 Recov'd c.. ..,. _must lldl Immaculate, Bubble .. , Top, _op_m,,. ==--==.,.--1971 CADILLAC
'66 Caprice, air, auto, pl•.
p/b, am/rm stereo. 387
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aeen. $975. 66-6100
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Cotta Mesa TRIUMPH 646-6308 * 548-3511 ,69 VW CONY. AUTHcg'RIZED Vinyl top, plush full lcathor \. 1 I'
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• · 1971 vw Bus-Good nd interior, full po\vf!r, tilt &: .••• .tm'"'"\s (·M&5QA928·1m.I; mpli-sPitfire :.i.~ mi.~io co . ~::.· ~:~..:a"~,!op·~!':;' CADILLAC :::c;'!~ .. ·::::;~~sw''.~:: ~.IXK> miles. SJ;RS. 832-8468. DEALER An exceptional value at this
'70 vw Sunrf .. lou of xtras. '68 VW' BUG Autos, u-~ 990 Largest .. iect;on of Cadll-I I . '718CQI
$645 Must sell. 645-0m before 5 ...., lacs in Oran&e County. ow sa e price 1 I.
To,ota a Jaguar Dealer pm. t . sjteed, radio, be~ter, 1995 Transpotrtation Sales·Leastng. $5777
1968 IMPALA
COUPE
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Autborlzed Sales Ir Serv:lce , ........ or best offer 644-4687. N be
900 s. Coul Hiib COAST 58 vw Bu•. reblt 1600, .~ ' '64 Chev. Malibu Wagoo. A;r, • a rs ii N b 1964 MALIBU '. 1-Beoch ::'aioo . transm., $700 or beat oiler. LEAVING Country • Mu" PS Radio auto. (IJUf752) Cad1"Hac 0 ers
543-ts11 eves. Sell• '64 vw Camper wr69 i5!i9 -' Cadillac CONVERTIBLE
$899
CONNELL ~u~ ru~Bes~ IMPORTS 1:oo~~~eam;:; :t ~: $USO. call ,~r:.~~-~;=~: ~~L.. 2m)oo~~BL., ~ m:~~. =~: :rw:; ~io :::-2333 mileage. 546-1919. · '69 VW O>nvertlble. Must aell $5.99. 54G-9lOO ()pm Sunda;y 540-91.00 Open Sunday mllea. (QMDU). ,_ •-w p-~•-~~ H MOVIN~M··~ .. n ,63 VW thi.I wttkend. 11,100 or best '611 American 6 cylinder, PUBUC Auction' '69 Cad $799 TOYC1fA '69 ~-3 0r ,,_..,._~ .......uc ve... W'I u-..... _.. r1 • Body""-CP-68347. m No. "BILL WHITI..IDGES" """'vna. • Newport ~ch (n() &u.ot06 Van. reblt en,. $925. 1550 offer. Mech. pe ,· • pretty automatic, radk>. (577BXC) •J"t"'
hrirdk>p. Defee. Goc!d -h. 546-1529 Orange Ave Apt R. i::M. too. Try It you ll like ft! $899. JSa-9ll37988e dat.e·. LlA.,u.g. XR6, Tl~·. SUNSET MOTORS CONNELL oood.. Am·Fm. Must sell! ' xln 540--2622. '68 v .w. Bug. Stick, radio, """
l8!IO. Call 8]3=2851. '70 GT-4 ......... $1999 ·:..._vw .,;Bus, cl7 "";:amil t 1970 vw Bus Xtnt cond. heater. (XEV313l. $999. lOAM • • · 308 1rl!, Corona ORANGE COUNTY CHEVROLET
CHEVROLET
2828 Harber Bl>d.,
CoJ1Jta Melll 546--12>!'
'68 Impala Custam
TOYOTA c.oroua.. U7L Mugt Sell! fnlBSH). owned ~ ~ Y Newly rebuilt en g l n e . '69 V.W. Bug. SUck, radio, del Mar. LOCATION COUPE, Factory Air, (VZU·
~ nt ~· 4 gpd. FRITZ WARREN" · · Michelin ttres. s 2 2 o o. heater. (530ESG). $1099. '67 El Dorado by pvt pty. Has 1961 Ca d Cpe Dev. $2295 549) $1495, dlr. 836-'535.
I nm ·~2831 Sports Car Centtr '69 vw Bw:. Like new. New 536-2456. '66 Pontiac Cpe. Auto., R&H, been changed to look like ''lt) Loaded with ncces. including 2828 Harbor Blvd., '70 T w ~ '1l Toyota Corolla, •·spd. no E, 1st, S.A. 547-07&4 engine.• New Urea. Konl '70 VW SUNDIAL CAMPER P.S., CSLU304). $699. mqdel. Muat sell quick. Am fact. air tilt &: tele wheel Co!!ta 1'1e11a 54&-1203 ownsman llDft ! .Exctilent condition. $14.00. shocks. $2000. 6C-5476. complete. Excellent cond'. CONNELL Etakl lllorang dodellvextry k o~ ::-! padded k,p, cruise control & '71 Chevy Impala V8, Automatic. Power Stee·r· ' '69 SPITFIRE .... $1299 ,61 VI" Body·. o---~ rl ht ne w • ··~ etc. Lie. wru183. ~4. Radio-Wires (509BQEl ''" · <UllA6"" i MUST SELL. S 2 4 0 0 • (194CXV) Full Po\\•er, dlr, ing, (40.lBliL) Sl.995. dlr.
Don't · give up the ship! FRITZ WAJ\t.IEN front. For parlL Make of. 494-6445. CHEVROLET EL DORA DOS Phone 645-6677 Air Cond, Low miles, Call llJG.6535. Fariho:t '"m un.i.. $50, try Sports Cor Center fer, 544-3(ll. ~ vw Squareback Wagon · 1970 Harbor Blvd. 546-8736 att to am '94-61111. ..,. CHEV Cam 2Dr
the hnny Pincbu. 710 E. lit, S.A. . 5'7-0764 '60 VW Bui, $500. Good condition. Radio, 2828 Harbor Blvd., 6. 1970 El Dorados to choose Co1t1 Mesa '66 CHEV. Imp.ala, V-8, 2 Fully eq~ipped~ RAH..!:.; I. . . Moler HOme• ' .s.fo/Ront
Motor H_.s 548-61127 beaw. Good tires. $150. Costa Mesa 546-1203 from. AS low aa· (1154AGS), 1972 COUPE door, auto, po""· -&MD, good mllOI, li>Oiler. , 94t Sole/Rent 940 •10 vw Camper, 1'>t> Top, 962-"822 '•MC $5H2 th"es. Pr! •. pty., $15 o • <VPK753J 111st Theodore xlnt cone!. 12425 of!or. Pvt '66 VW Camper, tul1y eqpd., ,.. , DE VILLE 962-<;Ml. Robina Fon!, :ioeo Harber
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pty_.837.. low ml.. good cond.,65 RAMBlD W•aeon. Fullpower;factoryair,vinyl 1957 Chev. Station Wavon. Blvd.,ColtaMesa.60-0010.
"67 VW. XLNT COND. $1COl/belt offer. 495-0841. Cassie. ·Radio. heater, .. Nabers top, cloth I;: leather interior, New brakes and tires. $150. "'?]. OIEVY Nova 20r. Full
l'.I"' rad)al tires. "'9 VW BUG. RADIO. ._,,,,..,, P.S., air mncl.. Caclllla tilt wheel, AM-FM radio, • 567->567 • factory equl-. good Exliecb. ll!50--7115 · New ere., Jlres. brka. (NNF684l $$1 Theodore . C ruu,,. ,~llD"'L ~ey '611 a,.., ~ova 3 ~·· good rn11ea. <::;i:.i ...:i, I 5 1
'66 vw Bug, ,..Uow;..., new $985. 5J6.<009 Robina Ford, :m> Harbor 2600 HARBOJl:In., low ililleiae. (2.1462'.I). mnclltlooL 1175-m.'5911 ~ ~ 2'11
tires, wry clean, new '70 vw -Yellow,. black Blvd., a.ta Mesa 642-0eho. CIJSTA~MESA fftll 675-4412. . I ~ Bh'd., cc. .Ilea
brakes, sharp. $700. 644-7708 Int. Mieht!if X tltts. Im-• 54().gloo 'OJ)elt Qmday ""9UV MUSI' s.!11 •57 ~-·'28.1 6G-0010.1u+>.1' 1 t.:i~
1970 CAllWER. "'pop top. 4 mac cond. Alt 6, 645--0445 BUICK ....'.69 ELDO.Up_o~ ---eng./i:oo<f cond, 12a Ph.' ''3 Bel 'Afr. 1111111 Ex.
new tire&. X1nt cone!. $256Q. ·n 411 Wag. A/T, radio. Vin FACTORY Air. full "°"" 8' NaL--. ' ' S..utllµI 1nofde • outside.
675-8642 » , ...... Utn yellow. %IOO • '68 IUICK (<JM<:l>P) m. Dealer. -rs '66 O.cvellc, SS 396. map, • Belted W/W. V8. Auto.
'66 BUG. 1 OWNER. mi's. 13:.JQ. 611 2386. WILDCAT 836-65.15. . Cadillac: •pd., more. 1950. Call ~ lnloea $395. 540--3lm
TIP TOP. Musr st&.., '69 VW.. Bua, stereo. $30) or 4 Dr~ H.T, Vlnyt top, tun '69 Cad Sedan de Vlll~. 39,000 J800 HARBOR BL., , 96.1--32(Xl. • ttJY ~i ~~· * 666315 * ~ belt offer. power, factory atr, vinyl in-mt. Ori(, own. XJnt cond. COSI'A MESA. 65 Olevy Van.~new ~ Best offer ·6'J3.663T
"10 VW Bus, camper ~ * 67J..4516 * terior tilt wheel push but-AM./FM stereo S 3 4 9 5 • 54G-9lOO Open Sunday new tlmJ, eood ~. ' _
ventoR. AM-FM.. v • r Y MUST ..u "11 .,per Beetle. too r:..t1o, pow~ .. -..-. 546--0701. '65 Cad Calais 11~ or best olfer !l45o410I 1969 MAUBU
dean. $l600. 675-5366 Under 9"'&111y. $1 500. radial tires, custom wheels. '611 De Ville., ojblle w/black 4 Dr sedan Co ~ '66 Cbw. "Caprice" ndllli 6 PASS WAGON * '611 Squareback, ..,, patpt, 6'5-i6U bolore 3'30 wkdaya. Less llw> 26,000 ml1u Landau top, ><Int mncl. t"""'1 equl~ .:,httlllia tlrea. lief' 1n appredato. •
engine. Xtn. clean. $1225. '61 vw. Reblt motor. NN Local 1 owner. Sharpest one $2800 or offer. 494-5730.. tull p:>Wer A h.ctory ah" $1000. 544-34tf Air condltlonlnr, V-8, tad».
6t5-4520-or &42-Ull. JJres. Gd. body. Needs Int. anywhere. CXOA 8601. MMH9ll . '64 CHEVY V-1 <ZKT1l2)$. 1699
e MUST SEIL N•'Y blue work. !f15r3416. SALE PRICE '59 Cadillac, 63,~ Orig. , $795 Auto $475. Call -
1969 VW. Cheap. Ca II '65 Bug, floe cond. Rllllll • Nab miles, superb cone!. Day, ·~ --··Wagon. au ,~01 CONNELL 641)-1449 aft 6:31) pm creat, $485/offer. ers 499-..1165, Eve " WkeJld WI ...,.~ .. ~ 'f"an&"'"
* Call 644-1121 * . CacllRac •94-25311. 6
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1 ·~~";.!!SO. · CHEVROLET '62 VW van. New ena:, trans, V'OiJ"".lUu
tires. $7SO or make offer. MUST Sell '69 VW Bug with 2iOO HARBOR BL., WELL cared for '&4 navy
642-8799 air coDd., Extn. Sharp, COSTA MESA blue Fleetwood, S 7 O 0 • 1970 Monte Carlo SS '54-f\lll
'li6 VW Futback. 530-JS.91. 540-9100 Open Sunday m-5930. !:~. ~39~ce, make c:! ~8: :.~
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XlntC.nd. Cam Ex 1~~~~~~;;::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::=:~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::~:;~::1 ... 5133 or 536-t•~ '611 l'Vptop per, tra Autos Imported 970 Autae, lmpomd 970 Autos, ,__.... 970 AutO., lmportM 970 A-, lm-r!M 9111
-----------1 Sharp, owner mutt aa.crWce, # ••...-' P"-'66 VW Bus. reblt eQg., mag take over Joe 530-1591, ~~~::-:::!?:-·: .. m: GREAT USED C RS 13801 " HAllOR ILYD., G.G.
531-6800 '61 VW Po'l"I, $1195 brakes· a tirea. $150.
UJCe New 675-0745 646-7606; 557-5441.
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Autos, ·~ported 1-'-"--"'--'---'--,---·11
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front-wheel ·drive and
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'67 VW SQUAREBACK ••••••••••••• $995
Htw lled"l"•lnt, INl'PI '.,.... (VDX Al)
'55 CLASSIC G.M.C. PICKUP ••••• $1095
'65 YW DELUXE IUS ............ $1495 '69 AUmN AMERICA ••••.•.••..•.. $895
SUI! Root, Cft!Om ludtlf S..h, Cht'Dml ~Is. l'ort Hole Wlndowl, R.OUUt E111tM • ~ IYXZ Ml
IUQL _.) Tllll WHklnCI Only! Blue Mtttlllc l"t!nt. -------------------
'68 FIAT SPIDER ... , .............. $1088 :6!..~!~c,;.._·.: ~.; ;.;,,·r~;, -_·;..; ~;.;, ·,;.;. ;.;,·.,.!!,5!~
ShOllll ,bom C..111111, Ntw Tep, IXEY mi. lrlOlll Rid w/Bt.dl; Interior. ~le. UM O'MI ' .
.'56 YW IUG ..................... $795 '69 MUSTANG MACH I ........... $1795
l.aro C111Mim llttltl Still. Clnlk. c-llllon, !OPS '151 GT. 4 f,plld, 41 Clbr9 Jrt. Uh of OoMI•. IYIUC 7'01
'SI YW IUG ..................... $395 '64 VW CAMPER IUS ............. $1295
A lplrd. .... HMfer. (HYH '41) • IPMd. 1411 9Qll
'71 · CHEVY VEGA WAGON ....... $1999 '70 KARMANN GHIA ............. $1691
'69 YW IUS ..................... $219S
'65 YW SQUAREIACK ..•......... $795
IJY llilt •(11:<* tntwlOr. -At A Prk• IUNI To TllNI DoWll -IMl'I" '°'»· ~
'64 YW IUG ....... : ..••.••.••... $699
'71 VW CAMPER ................ $3995
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"70 VW SEDAN .............. , ••. $1495
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'71 VW 411 WAGON ........... $2795
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'69 YW, ltOMll IUS . . . . . .. . • .. . . $2395 ·-·-· _____ ..,,.,.....,_. __ ,,_
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'69 VW FASTBACK .............. $1491
"""'""fie. Radlt, HM!.,, n• IEXI Llkt Ntwl
'68 YW WESTPHALIA CAMPER •• ·~ .sms
'62 PLY. YAUANT WAGON ....... 1199
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'69 VW S9UAIEIACK ..•• , ••••••. $17'5
Au......ic, Air c.Mitlln.,._ U. Lew Miia llDV Mil .
'69 WI SEDAN · ..... : ....•.•.•... $1395
Ori ..... ......,, Litt If l•ff'itl °""9N·-ll. OMll .. Tl,_ (tit Ac.A~ I
'69 VW CAMPER .. .. . . . . . . . . . . • $2591 ...... -.... ._.,....__°"'*.,..,..,_.&Mtor,_•• U..WM•t
'69 YW DILUXE IUS • .. . • .. . • . • . • $2291
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LINCOLN MERCURY
1972 MONTEREY 2 DOOR HARDTOP.
0.1n .. low-low-low "'ii••· 400 v.1, Vi11yl roof 0114 i11t•ri•r. +ilt w,h•-'• elr c;e11d itio11i119, power 1teeriJ1.9, pow•t d iK Wokt1o,
i'M rodio l "'•"'t' "'Or• •air••· #51J7J4. Oi1co1111lod I•
$4156
NEW 1972 MONTEGO MX STATION WAGON
v .1, pow•r •l••ri119, pow1r "·•k•1. ' p•11on9or, focloty oir
cond., rodio, h1tttr, whilt 1id• wt ll1. #605514
$4198
SAYS:
''STOP SHOPPING"
No Free Balloons
No Drawings
No Horse ·Rides
Just
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HONEST DOLLAR
SAVl ·NGS
On All New and Used Cars
1972 MARQUIS BROUGHAM
4 Door Hordtop D•ino. Full powor, t'aclorv air c;o..d itio11i119,
AM/FM 1l•t•O, tilt wh•al, lw i11 comfort 11oh, plu1 many "''""
••"••· #5 ... !17, Di1countod to
$5133
NEW 1972 MERCURY MONTEREY
C111tom, 4 Dr. H.T .. fo ctory oir cond., pow•r 1t11rln9, pow•r LrolrH, yi11yl
inlorior, whit• 1id• wolli, rodio, h.1tar, c;o11v•nl1nc1 9roup. )Sl4f7l •
$4209
QUALITY USED CARS
ALL USED CARS INCLUDE I YEAR WARRANTY
'70 MERCURY
COLONt • PAll.K
'70 MERCURY '71 MONTEGO '69 GALAXIE 500 '68 OLDS '68 MUSTANG '68 MUSTANG '72 FORD LTD
MAltQUIS l•OUGHAM SEDAN 2 Dr. H.T., foctorv air co..d., CUTLASS SUPREME
10 po11 ., V-1, auto Irons .. foe·
torv air cond., full powar,
1toroo rtdl•. (20JIEOI
4 Dr, Hordtop. V-1, tulo, trt111.,
foclorv ,;, oOfltl., power 1teer·
in9, pow., ~re•ei, power win·
dew1. 14JOAG-AI
6 c;yl., euto. tra111 .. redio, heof·
er, Yiny roof. lt7fCPMI
P.S., P.I., vinyl roof. fZ INl40) v.1, outo lr1n1., facforyf air
1 concf., P.S., P.I. IWXLIOl
Hardtop, auto tron1., vinyl roor.
IWFTll'I
Convertibla. Automotic, foclorv
oir, pow•r 1te11in9, power
brak11, be1ut. car. l414AE0}
2 Or. Hardtop, V-1, A.T .. Fie..
,;, cone!., full pew•r, rt.r••
speed control, tilt'"''"'' 16oi!·
EIAI
$3 !>1>3
'71 DATSUN
PICKUP .
7,000 miln, 4:.tio.J. Ca11 not It. told frOM 11-. 11,ICUU)
$' 71!1!
' '"'•63 CHRYSLER
$ 3 I I I
'69 TOYOTA
CORONA
4 Dr. oufo tr1n1., ro9io, liieeler,
whitewall1, T. 6 ., wh eelcfYlrl,
vinyl i11 terlor, ,IZS6J2J I
'$1142
'67 FIREBlllD
JI. .. Dr. Hortlttjt. v.1, A •. T., r,~. Hardtop.;. v.1, auto, tr1111.,
Wy 1/r c111d., f~ll pow1J, • power '1ttr-ln9, powor Lro~a1,
IOKD2741 radio, h1eftr, whitewall1, Yiny/
ro•f, I WUJ04f I
$777 $1177
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$ I I 8 8
'69 MARK Ill
lfte ori9inel cln1ic. Firfl powar,
factory oir, iler•o, vinyl roof.
( 2S7DNI I
$41145
I' >
'69 LINCOLN SEDAN . '
t=octot,.• 1ir cond",. fill ~ power,
IYXP12'l
~ ... -Iii;,! cl_._ .. _~_·~_ .... __
$4141 I
'70 LINCOLN SEDAN
Fai:. 1ir conl .. full power, T.
G., I Ye1r W1rr1nty. 1404-
ACWI
$3598
.,
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.:~~.;'~.c,5~ '"i~~
rtdio, ~a1tor, whitawollt, JI. It.,
l•ellter interio.,r. IYXP1291
$999
• • _,._
990 -'--;C:;O;;R:;v=E=n=E:-4utos. UM41 990 Autos, Used --------Autos, UMd m Autot, U-
JEEPS
990 Autos, Ulld 990 Autos, Used 9911 Autot, Uiod
FORD FORD CHEVROLET
1958 OlEVY-Rrblt engine.
Xlnt transportation car.
$175. 847~289.
'66 &arvette Fastback -1-96-9-FO-RD-LT-D '69 Ford Bronco
1900 CHEVY, PIS, !ape
deck, gd tires, xlnl cond, J
owner. s:ns. 673-1544
CHRYSLER
'64 CHilYSLER. New Y<rker.
A1r, many xtrul Xlnt mtxl.
'900, 642-6351.
4 Spd, AM/FM Rad.lo, Extra
·Clean, (YGU358).
MAKE OFFER
COAST
IMPORTS
* 1 pau sta "'ill· Air, pwr. UKX).ll» W. PacUlc Cit. Hwy.
Runs good, $27S. 283 Lilac Newport Beach (Tit) ~
Ln, C.M. 548-5287. 541>4529•
COMET COUGAR
SHARP 1966 Comet Cyclooe. '69 Cougar XR·7 Bucket sent11. air coo-dlUoning. 1 car owner. ImmacUlate, .v-8, Auto Trans,
846--0716 P.S., P. Disc Brakes, Air
Cond. Vinyl Top, 1oor;{, 1'~in CONTINENTAL Avo;J O.A.C. 897.m24.
DODGE 1969 Contlnental
Excel cond. Pri/pty
546-1128 1968 DODGE * 1969 Coo1;..,hra1. ~· at. ' MONACO 500
Xlnt cond. $3250. Pvt. pty. Hardt v· I 546-1'128 op coupe. my top,
· • vinyl bucket seats, V8, auto-
1965 CONT. $1100.
Prl·ply i<j·Q916
CORVAIR
Good Condition, $295. * 8'16-411i *
CORVETIE
'71 Corvette fastback
I
matic, power lltffl'ini·
brakes-windows, tilt wheel,
· AM'·FM radio. cn1IM! con-
trol, tpt. wheels, extremely
low ml~age. Local l owner.
(V\VJSIO).
SALE PR·ICED
COUPE
Vinyl roof, power · steering,
power brakes, automatic.
&ir condltiolrlng, radio. Rare
b"Y, CZLV782).
$1699
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
4 wheel drive, automatic
trans, 41110W tire11, YYA084.
Can be seen at
1971 JEEP CJ5
Universal Renegade equip.
ment-. AM·FM, radio, 4
\vheel drive, lock. hubs, like
brand new. (367BZVJ. Will
trade.
$3199
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
I
GREMLIN
Brond New 1972
GREMLINS
MERCURY
'69 MERCURY Wagon.
Colony Park. Full power,
air cond., good rl)lles.
1'22BQE) $2351 Theodo~
Robins Ford, 2060 Harbor
Blvd .. Costa Mesa 642-0010.
'68 Aiercury 4 dr. hrdtp.
Under warrn. Nu tires. Call
968-0174.
OLDSMOBI~
bON BURNS.
Pre1ti9•Porsch•Audi !31f1\ 'I.-Blvd, G.G.
636-2333
Weekend Special
'70 OLDS CUTLASS
Gold, (735AE.X) $2li95
PINTO
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PONTIAC
l\IDST Sell This Weekend!
'66 Pontiac GTO. Low
miles, Fla'!leliP ·~ I 2 5 .
646-5.155. '
'71 GRAND Prix, perf. cond .•
pwr wind, Rally whb, vinyl
top, tilt strg, beaut gold,
priv party, 613-7587 eves.
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Hl\lE A. BUNCH! OB~IOUSLY W~'RE DEALING! . . .
IT'S 'tEAR-END CLOSEOUT TIME. ·
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#1558 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
'
#571 NEW •n VEGA STAT10N WAGON
Lt. 6retn, PGlide, R1dlo, HD Rid. Y1ge 6T #1325 NEW •n VEGA HATCHBACK
#f366'NEW~72· VEGA STATION WAGON
Red, 4 SpHd, R•dio. •
#1559 NEW •n VEGA STATION WAGON
;. ., . .
#594 NE~ '72 : · ~·c-IY :H•ACK
L ~ A' b 'H d ~. K&RR . t. w•jltn, "• ~' o, ~ fOUllTAIN YALLIY' •
#61 NE,W ·~"VEGA ·HATCHBACK
Lt. Gr11n, Air, RGlid•, R,~io, GT E<'luip.
#722TNEW '72 VEGA HATCHIACK
Lf.. Green, Air, Turb o Hvdra, R•dio, Cust. Ext. .
#805TNEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
h2TwNEWd. ~72R·VEGA HATCHBACK
W)llte, 4 SpHd, R•dio, HD'R•d.
#903 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Reel, Air1 Sport Strl,11, Turbo Hydre, Radio, GT Equip.
#923 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Lt. Vreen, 4 $p eed, HO Rad., Radio.
#956TNEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Silver, Air, Soort Strioes, 4 Srieed, AM/FM, R Seat Spkr., GT Eouip.
#928 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK Red, 4 Spend. Rod;o, HD Rad.
#991 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Oranqe, 4 Soe Pd, Radio, HD Rad.
#1077 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Gold, Air, 4 Soead, Radio, GT Equip.
#1142'NEW 72 R':"j'ENsfN HBACK
Lt. G·r11n. Air, Turbo Hyd FllSNO
#1191 NEW '72 . VEGA HATCHBACK . Ok. lron10, Tu•bo Hyclr•, R•d;o, HD R,.l ..
#1245NEW '72 VEGA' HATCHBACK ' . Lt. Green, 4 Speed, R1d10. -. •
#1251 NEW 72 VEGA HATCHBACK·'.
#.1\~!;~EW '72 PUICHASlD .Y °'"1 ~BACK
I ~'1, " E. ANDl!IJSON Qre~ge, 4 Spe•di' Ridlo; C 'fOUNTATN YAl.l.IY
#1271 ffEW '12'' . PUlCHASfD liY -HIACI( Ok . L. EWING -• 8ro n1e, 4 Speed, R1d1 DOWNIY
#12'0cNEW '72 VEGA HATCHIACK Gold. . . ; '
#1282NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK Ilk. lron10, 4 Speed, Rad;o, HD Red., GT Equip ..
#1287NEW 72 VEGA· HATCHBACK
;1r.&)i~d~12 HYEGAP'ttAic:·HBAC.K
,.,_ _,,· ' I • \;:: Orenge, '4 Spee.sf Tr1ns.1 R1d10. .. • 1
#1289NEW 72 VEGA HATCHBACK Gold, 4 Sp .. d, Rod;o, Cust. Int .. GT Equ;p.
#1290 NEW '72 . VEGA HATCHIACK
Oi-1ng,, f',ir, 4 Speed Trl-ns., Rfiidio, Cust. lrit., 6T Equip.
'#1291 NEW '72 PUICHAHD IY )N WAGON . E. HEWm :Silver, 4 Spe1d, ~T •tiui1 cosTA M*M
. !t1 29&THEW '72 VEGA STATION WAGON
Or1nge, Sp S+ripes, 4 Speed Trens ., R1dio,'6T Equ ip.
#1297NEW 72 VEGA HATCH9ACK Dk .. lronn, 4.Sp,Hd, R•d;o, GT Equ;p. ·
:F1298T NEW, •n A . .v~J!~~~NT JN WAGON Dk. lron10, A;r, lurbd Hy SANTA AN~
#13119NEW 172 'VEGA STATION WAGON
Reel, 4 Speed, R1dio. 1
#1310NEW '72 VEGA STATION WAGON Dk. Yello . 4 SpHd l!•dlo ..
#1313NIW '2 VEGA HATCHBACK S;lver, Air, Sp. Strip''' 4 SpHd, RHie, C..t. lot .. ~T Equip.
#1315NINl "7J ... IC_IY JN WAGON :_~ . I. LIWIS Gold, Air, 4 .,...., R•doo UllTA Al!A
#1317NEW 72 VEGA STATION WAGON
u.~
•
Dk. Yellow.-Lt. Gretn, Turbo Hydra, Radio.
#1403 NEW '72 VEGA STATION WAGON
Red, 4 Speed, Radio.
#1412 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK Rtd.
#1418 NEW '72 j 10ij¥il HBACK '
Gold, Turb·o Hydra , Radio oWosso, MICH.
#1419NEW '72 VEGA · HATCHBACK Dk. Yellow, Turpo Hr.d,., Radio. ,,... . #1560 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Dk. Yellow , 4 Speed, Radio, Cust. Int., GT Equip.
#1561 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Wh ite, 4 Speed, Radio. #1562 NEW '72 PUICHASID If Dk. e •• ,. •. A;., 4 Sp .. d, p • c~~~~~~G HBACK
#1563 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Ok. 8ron11, 4 Speed, R•dio, Cust. Int ., GT Equip.
#1564 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHIACK
Or1n9e, 4 Speed, R1dio .
#1565 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Red, 4 Speed , R1dio.
#1567 NEW '72 VEGA STATION WAGON
Oran9e, 4 Speed, Radio , Cust. Int., GT Equip.
#1568 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Gold, Turbo Hvdra, Radio.
#1569 NEW '72 G.u·srucK~R l.fBACK
Ok. Grten, So. Stripes, 4 ~ GAIDIN GltOVI
#1570 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Silver, Air, 4 S~eed, R•dio, Cust. Int., GT Equip.
#15841NEw ·12 L:•c.;i5i<1N )N w AGoN
Silver. GT ea uip ., AM .FM HUNTINGTON IEACH
#1587 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Gold, 4 Speed , Radio.
#1588 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Red , Air, Sport Stripes, -4 Speed, Radio, GT Equip.
#1420 NEW '72 o:u~cuilitv ftBACK
Ole. Green, 4 Speed, Radio FOUNTAIN 'f'ALLIY
#1444 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Silver, Turbo Hydra, Ra~io.
#1445 NEW '72 i.u"G'oMa f-IBACK
Lt. Green, Turbo Hydra, F SANTA ANA
:F1447T NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Gold, Turbo Hydra, Radio.
#1454 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
· .. Silv9r, Air, Turbo Hydra , Radio.
:#1472 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Gold, 4 Speed. R.,di~-
#1473 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Sliver, Air, 4 Speed, Radio, Cust. Int., GT Equip.
·#1476 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Ok. Grten, Air. 4 Soeed, R1dio1 GT Equip.
#141&TNEW ·n L"iRAiar
Ottnt•· 4 speed, r1dio, h1 HUNTINM'ON llACH
#1499 NEW 72 D.USEAMAN
Dk. Bronte, 4'Spe1d, R1di HUtmN•TON llAC:I('
•A PANEL
•ter.
HBACK
#1500 NEW '72 ~~FfANK'lL •. BACK
, Oran9e. Turbo., th,t. 9las1 HUNTIM•TON llACH ,
·« · #1590 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK ,
Orenge, Air, 4 Speed, Radio, Cust. Int., GT Equip.
.c< • ,.#1591 NEW '72, .i.u'PON$ila. )N WAGON • . · ,eold, 4 Spred, Redio; l:!.f, cOstA MllA
:.#1ll5N~\Y .. 72 .VE~~ ~re ACK 5"11Nnre, T'.frb~ Hy.I .. , R1dio. · l •·
~~ · #1~93 ... ~W ·'72 VEGA· STATION W~~N
Dk. Bronte. 4 Speed, Radio.
.. #151 •. tfEW '72 VIG4 HATCHB. CK
Or1nge, Air.Turbo Hydra, R;i7c,,
, #·1584 NEW '72 VEGA HA TCtflACK
. " tts)5~N4EW,· ~ P."D'u6A'N !-llACK Silver, 4 S~Hd, R•dlo. HUNTINGTON HACH ' .
-#1598 NEW '12 VEGA HATCHIACK _. Dk. $rHn, Air, 5,-t Strl!M•· 4 $pHd, R1d;o, 6T E•uip.
#1597 NJW '72 VEGA HATCHIACK
'
#1518 NEW 72 VEGA STATION WAGON
Red, Turbo Hyc;tr1, R1dio.
#1519 NEW •n VEGA STATION WAGON
Or1n9e, Turbo Hydra, R1dio., , .
#1520 NEW '72 VEGA STATION WAGON
Oran9e, Air, T ... rbo Hydra, R•rio, Cust. Int.
#1521 NEW '72 PUICHASU If )N WAGON S·1 A' • s d Rd' R. FRAZZmA I ver, 1r, "' pee • a IC HUNTINGTON llACH
#1522 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Silver, T Urbo Hydra, Radio.
#1523 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK
Lt. Green, Turbo Hydr1, R1dio. #1~24 NEW ,'12 ·~•CHAUD IY )N WAGON
L G S d R d. R. CUTHERT
#t52e&MEW
1 ·72' vi.GA.*' STATION WAGO~
Red, 4 SP,eed; R1dio. #1542NEW ·n •U•CHASID•• )N WAGON Gold, 4 Sp10d, Ra~io, Cut I. o~~LJiER . .
#1543N•W '72 VEGA STATION WAGON
#15nsNEWd1=12u••· Int.,:.~:~•• )N WAGON
Dk B A·• • s . , 1 D. WILKINSON . ronr.,, 1r, "' peeo, u, .. A con. TDAS •
#155!NE\V '72 rv•cHAS1t1Y )N WAGON ·
u. G'""!J. Spetil, R•d;o P!'u~~a #1554 'NEW '72 PVICNAHD" )N WAGON
S.1 • s _, R d' c· P. SHELDON · . I v1r, ,. pe.a, I io, u LMUNA MlLl.s
#155St4EW •n VEGA STATION WAGON Silver, Air, 4 Spetd, •dio, Cuti. Int., GT Equip. .
#lslNEw. 12 E. 'U:D'ot.ALD )N .WAGON 6old, 4 5'.Hd, R1d,o, Cuo IHINI
Dk. Bronn, 4 S1>91d, R1dlo, Cu1t. Int., GT Equip.
#1598 NEW •n VEGA HATCHBACK Q,.nge, Air. 4 Speid, R•dlo, Cull. Int., GT Equip.
#1599NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK Dk. Bron10, 4 Speed, R•d;o, Cu1t. Int., 6T Equi,.
#1600 NEW 72 VEGA STATION WAGON
#isi74~EW1~726T~EGA HATCHBACK Dk. Bron10, Ai" 4 SpHd, R•dlo, Cuti. Int .. GT Equ ip .
#1630 NEW 72 VEGA HATCHBACK Sllv•r. 4 SpHd, R•dio, Cull. lpt., GT Equip.
#1632 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHBACK Dk. Yellow, 4 SpHd, R•d;o. ,
#1628 NEW '72 VEGA HATCHIA.;K
#1
8s29'tJiw· 7z0
• VEGA HATCH• ~K Dk. Y1llow, -4 SpHd, R1d;o. .
#1631 N-=w ·n PV•CHAsn "· ·A COUPE · "' , · ~ ~LLY #1~5NiW '1j a."3if"NT )N WAGON Yellow. Aut..,,t;c, ,;, coo · u~~
!!~~!:. .Z~. ~~F. BACK ,
#1113NEW '72 J. t:Ol.CJ.fsa JN WAGON Solver. GT •qui,:. tvrbo, • . .... MllA
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BRAltD NEW
1972
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cr91!i1 for 36 mas. 'Otfl!T9d Print price $2265.6C
Pll MONTH Wei. oH r~1 ,chorva, ta11s. '72 license°' if '°"
prtfll' to PfJ'I/ cash. tuM lash prict is $1932.95 inti. • ~ '129 DOWN .... ~-'12 '""'"· ..,.., ... PERc!NIAGE RAT! ~
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