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YOL:. ~s. No. 2'46, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COU.NTY, CALIFORNIA ' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ·2, '1972
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'PJ<sldent Nixon's cumnt vl>llJ to tho
Western Wblte Hoose lit San Clemente
8J)pear to bave touched of.f a new
wave of promotion and ""ploitatlon ol the
Prtsldellt'1 -e along the southern
Orange Coast.
Some oflidal.! cl°"' to White House of.
fain have indicated tbe President doesn't
like the practice.~
The uplollaUoo L! tvldeoce u far away
aa San Juan capillranc\ woo. this week
a new mobile home P8fk published this
advmlJemmt:
"The PRESIDENT Wants YOU
"Llve With the ~tors 1 n d
~ "By the Back Yard of the WINTER
WlllTEHOUSE ·
"Beautiful Rancho AHpaz ••• "
It L!n't known wbether or not President
Tapes .Valuable
5 Years of.Work in Stol,en Reels
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HE NEEDS THOSE TAPES
Blind Writer Moore
C .~'Y oast WIDllller Highli~hts 20th
Olympics Today
Special to tbe. DAILY PIWT
MUNICH -The XXth Olympic
Games here in Germany are nearing
their second week of co~pelition as
another full slate of activity is !!lated to-
day with Huntington Beach's Jim
Q5{9 ) MUNICH
~~ 1972
Seymour a JDajor 8.ttractlon in the men'•
4<b-meter hurdles finals. .
And DAILY PILOT Sports Editor
G!enii Whiteis on the SCi!De with his first
band reporting.
· Max Moore, a blind Huntington Beach
wtiter, is ready to pay ,l,000 to the
burglan who .ransacked his home three
weeks ago, if they'll retprn the recording
tspes they otol&. -
Moore said the tapes contain five years
worth of work in interviews ror a bOOk -
a sex study similar to the Kinsey Report
-he plans to write.
''The lapes Would have no value to the
burglan:, but their value to me is im-
measurable;'' Moore explained.
His Alabama Street home w a s
ransacked Aug. 6 and about $13,000 worth
of ISpe recorders and other equipment,
and $1,200 in cash was taken.
Moore said be has no ~ of recover-
ing the equipment or money -most of
the items were insured anyway -but he
desperately needs the 4-0 reels of reconi-
ed tapes, plus anolher 50 reels of cassette
tapes.
"Tiiey. 1'111;t Jichtlt> loc!lo.d,lll a hoavy
lrunll. Tbe burglan apparently couldn't
ope11 H, '°·Ibey toot I/Mi w•l• tron1<;•
Moora reported. •
He saya be Is willing to pay the $1,000
for return of the: tapes witbPut any que&-
tions asked or any police involvement.
Moore s.ald the tapes contain in-
terviews with more-than 6,000 women
conducted over five years. None of the
tapes cootain any names or ldentificaUon
useble for blackmail, be explained.
He would lite anyone wllh information
about the tapes to contact him by writing
to Mex Moore, P.O. Box 1921, Huntington
Beach, zip code 921147.
Moore said the tapes were recorded at
an of!~ with a modlJied mschlne, so
that wboever bas them. probably can't
even play them.
They represent a solid month of tape
sounda ii played contlnUOWJly, he aaid.
Moore said he hoped to nm the taped
results through computen at UC, Irvine,
to see what other sexual patterns ;night
emerge, but obviously without them, biJ
work is halted.
Slated ·Tuesday
Denlinger Rites
~ services .,. acbeduled Tues-
day for Clyde R. Denlinger of Ballooa,
who died Thursday at the age of 71.
Mr. Denlinger, 1577 Miramar Drive,
was a salesman-.ritb ,Jones Realty of
Newport Beach and was • charter
member of Newport Harbor EID Lodge
1767.
Nixon Is awan of this promotloo by a
mobil• home park and mobile home
m&nu!acturer. B~t some other ~
motions which have bandied about bis
nmpe have reportedly come &o hi.! at·
tentlon. ·
Early In hia v!lllJ to the Western White
House, Nixon dined at El Adobe
Restaurant aeverat times' in San Juan
Clpl.!trano. It b located in one of San
Juan's oldest s~ct~.
Big Whisker Day
But !or the put II months or so, the
President bas stopped dining at El
Adobe. Again, ..,.,,... c1o8' to the White
lloulo Indicate tho Prtsldent Is not
pleased with the use of his name by the
posh eatery.
The mtaurant bas on its menu the
"President' .. Ooke". baslcally a ~lex·
lean combination plate. It is asserted.Jy
the dish N'l%Oll orders when be dines at
the restauran
Chairs assertedly used by the Prtsl·
dent and his family bear inscribed bra~
plates on the backs.
Photographs showing the President at
the restaurant have been displayed in the
lobby,
The last KtJests from the White House
to dine there were not President and
Mrs. Nixon but instead, Foreign Affairs
Adviser Dr. Henry KWi.nger and
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DA.l\.Y I'll.OT PMK" a1c1111r11 kffllltr
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Today is National Moustache Day as decreed by
the Moustache Growers Ltd. Though. Shauna Clem·
ens, 4, is the wrong sex to grow a real handlebar
and her brother David, 6, is too young, they joined
right In the spirit of the day using fake whiskers
while visiting South Coast Plaza. They are from
Huntington Beach.
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Packed Qif e Firebombed;
36 Patrons Burn to Death
• MONTREAL (UPI) -Three men
thrown out of a eotmlry and western cafe
packed with 350 peraons, returned late
Friday and firebombed the nlgbtclub.
Fire raged . through the club killing at
least S6 persons and injuring a-~
others, pollce said,
Montreal Police lpspector Armand
<llaylle sald "38 penons end about 4-0 w..., injured. There were 350 peopla_ In
the club."
"Thi.s ls the wom l1ilnc of !IJ kind I've
evet 1ee11, .. s.ald POiice Lt. Jean-Guy
Paquette. "A lot of people threw
tbemselves out · tbt windows • n'd
stampeded down lhe slairs."
George Lancia, 28, Of Montreat, who
ssid-be bad beeJr a patron_of the club !or
eome lime said: "We could not run.
There was a big jam up. People ran over
each other. Two people fainted and the
otben were just stepping o•er their
bodies.
"People were pushlnr. Some just fell
oft the back ralllng. :I'bere wu a lot or
screaming." He aald tlie-rour.man band
wu playing a rock number when the !Ire
atarted. "They thrtw their instruments
down and ran ·with everyone else," Lan-
cia.added.
W'.eary President
Returns Home
For Labor Day
A weary President Nixon returned to
La Casa Pacifica late Frl~ay night after
two days of summit talks in Hawaii with
Japan's prime minister -visit which
also Included a little campaign exposure.
Shortly after the President bade
farewell to Prime Minister Kalcuei
Tanaka, the Chief Executive visited
change of command ceremonies for the
U.S. Pacific Fleet where a crowd or 6,000
persons wa! on )land to see the Presi·
dent.
The rites affinned the change of com·
mand from Adm. John S. Mccain to
Adm. Noel Gayler.
McCain. whose son ls a prisoner of the
communists in North Vietnam. retetved
Today'• ' •port~ section (page 11)
features White's followup story on ~oun·
tain vaney swim sensation Sh!tley
Babasboff, who won a gold and two silver
medals tn women's competition, . along
with stories on Seymour and Huntmgton r ch's Clay Evans.
k Tee'tage Girls \
Raped by Pair
Steep Bail Set on Mesa
Pot Smuggling S1iispect
. Paquette said three men who were
~hrown out bf the cl@ relµmed about
U:J$ p.m. <PDT) and tl\rew toe or more
!laming MololOv cocktails · up t h e
stairway into the crowded second-floor
dance hall of the Blue Bird care. ~ Tbe tlu' .. auspects were picked by
police ¥.cul olO minut.. airer the last.
Some police officlall at the scene said
tbe three suJj>ected bombers could ve
bee:> involved in a protection rackel
~ Distinguished Service M¥al for his
rformance as commander o~ the fleet.
In his presentation address the Presi·
d t, alluding to the admiral's son, vow-
ed "We will, never abandon the POWs."
Be(ore the ceremonies In Honolulu the
President and Tanaka said farewell as
they strolled on a rocky beach, theri each
issued· a joint statement on the progresa
achieved ln the two days of summit COTl6
ferences whlcb dwelt primarily on the
massive trade imbalance between the
U.S. and the Japanese. In Newport Beach . .
Tbree hitchhiking ,toensge _girts were
picked. uJI' en 1'1ldf!c Ooul H1gbway m 11\muncton Beach FrldaJ and driven to
Newport Beach wbero they weroi • .""ped
at gunpoint aod forced ,to ·oomnut un..
n•tur•I lle'X 1cta, accordinf to a report
tbeY !!led with police.
11>e girls, u aod 11 yeatl old, """ wiarlni t-shlrl tops that covered their
bikini bathintl IUitl at tlll tlml they were
oflered a ride by two men driving a gold . ' . car. . •
' U.S. CUstom.s agenls today are holding
David B. Petmon, the ex.co.ta Mean ·~ of smucaHnc '1 million worth of
marijuana into tile United Stales, In
Cllllod1 in lieu ol 4250,000 bell.
The extraordlnarl\)' high bond .....
placed oo the st.)'W'<lid P<teraon
becauoe agenta· l11<1ed be jumped bail oo
another smlJUl!n& charge !n No..mber
of 111118.
Public lnvit.ed
To Of>en House The vlclilnl ~ lbe two men u
alJolrt lt or 20 l'tltl old, 'rllV drove llJe '1'lte publlc hu been lnV!led to attand
sltil· tbloUlb Coota ?rlesa to tlie corner of an open boua at the lnternaUonal ScllOOI
Jtllh ad Whlltler Streets ill Newport o1 tbe Harbor Area at I p.m. 'lllesday.
where the uaaulta ocaued. Blach '1'lte llcbool, located at tu 1'foote Vista JIOI~ ~to~:-:: swpect · =.=Mesa. ~lilt-=-wi:
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(S.0 RAPES, Pip ll llnlclloa bl ~1uh ltld Snlfllh.
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"We want to be IUl'e !hat be "-YI rig!ll
wbere"be ll,11 aald OJstoml Agent Don
Wataoo, ooo of the·mon lnwlved In the
all°"" -of 1,800 pounds of mari-
juana from Petenon'• asllitlc ,.mt
"'Maya" at catatlna / llland Monday
nlgbL
Pelman, former!)' of 1m Whittier
Ave., <COltl Mesa. ..,., captured by
COatoms agentl and Loo Angela\ Sher· lff'• depUUa one day later o!ltr be an...,n, bl4 ID a wooded portion of tbe
Island.
Petmoo ts facln& two redml cbarpa
or unuuJlllg na...U... One lteml lrOm
tbe Cltalinl --and the other !Nim bis alJepd att.mpl to llllUgle a """"'1. ol marijuana Into PaJomu
All]IOt'I the Illa D!<IO -during 118'. •
Agtnls meonwbile an ""'limllna !heir
swch for •then !hey belier• were lr>-
10ived In Petmon'a al1epd attempt to
omualt tbe "Maye'a clll• °''-batld Jato tilt ...... Lat~ ...
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The auJl>td• ...... not ldentllled.
Tbe firebombo turned the nlgblclub into
a raglna Inferno. Some patroos liutled
lhmlselv .. from secu>d story wlndoWi.
Otben ltampeded down the stolra, pollee
aald, Some palrool told I Monltal radio
atatloo the rear door ol the club wu
bolted, making eacape Impossible. but
fire olllda1s CllUl4 not conl!nn this.
Pollee -a general •lrm for en
available police. ambulant<• and fire
fllht!nt oqu!pment shortly alttr the bomJ>.
hig. If Pl Iteporter Jan Clwley counled
at !wt IO ambul ...... two ~ police
can and at leall 15 ploces of DI!' .!lgbUng
apparatua at the scene.
"'This a major catsstrophy," ...
pollceniu aid, Lt. Paquette llllid, "This
LI tile worst thing of Ila kind I've ever
llf:D. ,,__
A n...man, b1r face grimy with uhes,
aald, "Wt ara lllU. br1ni1na bodlel out of
tbe debrLI Inside.
lilGntreal's Royal Victoria H01Pltal In-.
.JuaJly nportad recoMq bel-3$ aod • ficlJaillra Jiit llrL .
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A short~term trade package valued at
$l.l billion wa.s agreed upon to help ease
lhe imbaJanct. The two leaders also reaf·
finned the U.S-Japanese mutal HCUrity
treaty and their atatement mentioned
hope !or a qulck peace In Vl•!nall\.
The communcaUon ad~ that each
party in the talks hopes that Tanaka's
pending vlAlt to Peking "will serve to
further the trend for relaxation oC tension
in So1Jtbeast Asia."
It was the second aummlt of the year
with Japanese leaders !or Pr..ident Nix·
on.
L11t January Nixon made history by
conferrtn& ln San Clemente w l t h
Tanaka's predtetMOr; Elsaka Salo.
Tankaltl tbo met with Nlxon durlnC that
1><rlod.
What lies bt..iore for the President, his
wile, Pit and daua:bter, Tricia Nlion
(S.. NIXON, Pap II
Soviet Ambusador AnalolT Dola)nlll
tried the fare..
In San ckmente, de~eloper Joi.I
Dougla&s Jr. ls building tile city'•
largest-ever condominium project Oft
hills and valleys indeed close and
overlooking the Presidential compound.
He calls it "Presidential Heights."
San Clemente Real Estate people have
(See PROMOTION, Pase Z) ,
·} American
P11.ot Held
For 4 Years
TOKYO (UPI) -North Victnan1 !aid
today it will release three captured
American pil ots, including one v•ho has
been held as a prisoner of "'ar for more
than four years.
The Communist Vietnam Nev.'s Agtncy
(VNA), in a broadcast monitored hert,
quoted • North Vietnamese Foreign
Ministry statement as saying the three
men would be released to "a U.S. social
organization '8.nimated with good will and
a desire to bring about an early end to
the U.S. war in Vietnam."
The statement did not elaborate or say
when they would be released, but did ssy
the actJon wu In honor "of the aatlonaJ
day, Sept. 2; tm.11
.·~~!"I.I''!. -llio am. muns 1 were:
-Navy LI. (jg) Markham Ugon
Gartley, born May 16. 1944. in Kentucky ,
captured Aug. 17, 1968, In Nghe An.
-Navy Lt. Norris Alpbonzo Charles •
born Aug. 4, 1945. in Florida, captured
Dec. 30, 1971, at Ha Ting.
-Air Foret Maj. Edward Knight Ell&!!,
born Jan. 16. 1938. in Arkansas, captured
April 20, 1972, in Quang Binh.
The Defense Department \n
Washington cooflnned that all three men
were pri.soners of war but said it could
release no other details 011 them, in·
eluding their home towns,
But ln Greenville, h-1aine, Gerald A.
Gartley, falher of Markham Gartley,
said he had learned of the· news and
shouted "that's my boy." He said, "It's
tc;io good to be true, just too good to be
true."
He said he had received a letter -from
his son wrilten in June and he "said he
was feeling good and not to worry about
him." He said the Jetter was delivered
recently by former Attorney General
Ramsey Clark , \vho had visited 1-lanol.
Charles is a native of Tampa. Fla., and
was one of eight U.S. pilots listed earlier
this year as having signed a plea to
President Nixon urging a halt to the
bombing of North Vietnam.
The North Vietnamese Foreign
Ministry slatcment, as bro-adcast by
VNA, said that "pursuant to the humane
and lenient policy of the government of
the Democralic Republic of North Viel·
nam, the general political department or
the Vietnam People's Army has decided
to release, on the ()C(\&llion or !he national
day. Se~t. 2, ,972," thret American pilots
captured in North Vietnam .
The statemenl also accused the Un\ttd
States or '\Ising l~he freed prisoners <1! war
lo "slander" Nor1h Vletnam'.
1t said the U.S. G-Overnmtnt in 1969
"compelled" U.S. pilots released earlier ·
(SH POWS, Pa&t: 2)
Orange
\\feather
'The !WI wlll get a late start to-
da y ror the Labor Dny weekend.
but should peek through that cloud
cover by noon. Highs at lbe
beaches nround 70 rising to 87 in-
land. Lows In the 00..
INSIDE TODAY
I n manv count1'le1, blr-rh ratt1
have declJ11ed since the \Vorld
War fl baby boom. Where are all
the babies? See comni1nta111 on
Poge 6 toda~.
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Newport Postmen Protest
The men and women who deliver the mail in New· Avenue. Union leaders said tJie Jetter carriers are
port Beach put down their mail bags and picked ~P unhappy about recen~ additi.on.s to the length of
picket signs Friday afternoon. They ma~hed . 1n their routes and predicted sunilar demonstrations
front of the dty's main post office on RiverSJde in other Orange Coast communities.
Sch1nitz Ties
Two Candidates
To Mideast War
l'r1>m P09e 1
NIXON PROMOTION ,. • •
TOPEKA, KAn. (AP) -Rep. John G.
!ichmitz, American Plrty nominee for .
presldent1 aald Friday nlgbt that both
major party candidates for president
have · "virtually committed our young
men to war in the Middle East and at
the Ame time are talking about pulling
CIOl of war in Southeast Asia.''
"Their position on that is phony from
the word go." said Schmitz.
"They can't be serious about pulling
out ol southeast Alla until they stop fum·
bhlng the 1inew1 of war to both aldet ...
SchmJtz was In Topeka for 1 fund·
raising dlMer sponsored by the COnaer-
Yltlve Party of KanJll.
"With regard to the war in southeast
~la. IO to 95 percent of the technolog·
bl know·'-of the mllllary-lndul1Jlal
eomplex of the Soviet Unloa ii, coming
from Ille Unll<d Sllteo and Iii llliea In
NATO," SclDnltl .told a neft conference.
"'If there were no m1Jltary-1Ddmtria1
. eomplu: in the SOviet Union there would
be no war machine in North Vietnam
lit no war machine In North Vietnam,
and if there were no war machlne in
North Vietnam there would be no war ln
Vietnam. 'Mlat ls an fMft.r• ,,..,.. fOlnf to '
bammer away with."
Requiem Services
For Mr. Dempsey
Set in Laguna
Requiem Mus will be offered at 9 a.m.
Saturday at St. Catherine'• Catholic
Chur<b, Laguna Beach for World War I
..!.ran J ... ph A. Dempeey, who died
'lbundoy at the age Of II.
Mr. Dempoey, 1838 Temple Hilla Drive,
aerved u 1 phannaclrt'1 mate for the
U.S. Navy duMng the first World War.
He wu active in American Legion Post
222.
Burial at Ascension Cemetery in El
Toro will follow the funeral aerv\ces.
Mr. Dempsey Is survived by his wife,
Helen, of the family home ; a daughter,
Joanne Sadler, currently in Vietnam ; a
aon, Stephen Sadler, and four crandchlld·
""'· Before coming to Lagun1 Beach 15
yeara ago. Mr. Dempsey, a native ol
Jowa, operated 1 drug store Jn Seattle,
Wash.
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conflrmed tbat property values In areas
surroundln( the old Cotton Eatate -
parlicularly lo the fublooable private
Cyprus SOO.. <dony Del<I door to La
Casa Pacifica -b.rve gone up more
tlian prices for comparable properly
elsewhere lo the city.
!loveral have aald that buym of the
neighboring Rllidencea haw: tried to re-
main cool •bout the prospecta or buying
near a Pre!ident -until the purchase is
consummated.
"Then," said one, "they get on the
phone and 1tart to imprtSS their
frtenda:."
While soine of the capitalizing on the
Nixon name II heavy in the arena or
housing, other buaineu in San Clemente
has remained low-keyed in ill u.se of the
presence of a President.
The San Clemente Clamber of Com-
merce, while ua1ng "Home of the
Watem White HOUH" on much of ttt
printed materlll and Iii oot-of-town ada,
bu never pulled oot the otope lo blare
out the i.ct that Pmldenl Nlllon bu a
booJe lo the dty.
While ...,. wauld cntlctze the Rancho
Alipu ad, apotesmen for the firm see
nothing wrong Willi tt.
Rubeo Levine, aales manager (or
Shelter -of N--b, developer of the part at 82371 Allpn,
!!lees nothing wrong with luring customer1
with an advertisement promisl.ng the
Western White House'• backyard alonf
with 11everal realdent senators and con~
gressmen.
"It's just a take-off on the fact that the
summer Wblte House is in the back
yard," he l&ld.
tt Us aetua11y 1bout 1lx mlle1 away,
perched on the county line.
"I am sure there are some con-
1resamen JiVing in the area ... I know
there are a few down there," he added.
A check late thiJ week showed none
whatsoeva".
The clc»est U.S. Senator, Arizona
Republican Barry Goldwater, keeps a
vacation home at the Balboa Bay Club.
Lameduck Rep. John G. Schrruti gives
his official town of residence as Tustin.
Stat.e Sen. Dermis Carpenter lives in
Ne\vport Beach.
And State Sen. Claire Bue.rgener lives
In Rancho Santa Fe, acortS of miles
away from San Clemente -in San Diego
County.
While some CW1tomers at Rane~
Alipaz might be somewhat disappointed
to learn that La Casa Pacifica'• yard ii
l'rmnPflfleJ
NIXON ••.
C.OX, is a Labor Day weekend of rtl&I'·
atlon at La Cua Pacifica.
Presidential aldes said they expect the
President to spend Saturday at home,
resting after the weary trip to the
Islands. ~
Customarily on su days tn San
Clemente the President works for a few
hours in his upstairs-'Jftldy, then either
lakes a trip lo R'ed ·Beach on Camp--
Pendleton, or leaves th~' omJ>Ound for a
quiet drive to secluded til Coast loca·
tions. Last week such a dr e'took him to
Dana Harbor and to a r election cam-
paign office where he chatted with
surprised volunteer workers.
Rites Conducted
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PLYMOUTH, England (AP) -Sir
Francia Chichester, pioneer aviator and
lone yachtsman, was burled among the
·seafarers of his native Devonshire today.
Crowds of aeven I t houlland lined the
streets around St. Andrews' Church for
the funual lfl'Ylw. Then hit body wa1
token lo the villas• churchyard II ,
Shlrwell.-where his father w11 panon ror
many yean.
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out or sight, they still will probably be
1ble to uae a six-mile distance to some
convenatkmal 1dvantage amOng their
peen.
For the days al postcardl and ehina
bulls of Pretldent Nllloo told ill San
Clemente have ended.
The ltakea have gotten higher.
Now, condominiums and mobile homes
are marketed with President NiJ:on u
the selling point.
'.fbe Giily vestige of the past ts an oc-
casional Preaidential enchilada.
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Flori.du Takes
Nixon Presence
More in Stride
There is onJy one other place in the na-
tion where President Nb:on uses 1
privately~woed house as 1 retreat for
weekendl and working vacations -
Florida's Key Blscayne, located on
another stretch of scenic American
contllne. ·
But while the Southern Ol'ange Coast Is
feeling some of' the commercialized ef·
fects of the Pre!ldentfal presence, Flori·
dian1 Jpparently aren't interested in
doing ft that much.
Miami Herald City Editor Steve
Rogers told the DAILY PILOT today -~hat
only one restaurant in Key Biscayne oc-
caaiooally takes credit for having fed
President Nixon.
"So far we haven 't bad mu.ch of
anything else, except for a few apart·
ment houses with some presidential
angle in their name.
"l guess people down here just aren't
interested in trying something like a
mobile home park of housing tract," be
said.
"It's interesting." he mused, "because
Miami bas its share of promoters too."
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Demoerat11 S1rrpn.ed Con1purer Now
Memures Sex Bugging Hearing
STANFORD (UPI) -5doatlltr
dalm lbal .., mfltc ~ .. .............. _1111.
temfty of a pe,_•, ,...11 feellop
t.brouJb a brain•-ttlt. -Scheduled Today A Stonfonf Ualvmlty team
reporied the """111 'Friday of their
tests which were described 11 pr. vidiuc "an objecttve method at meuurinl a person'• orousal II
1m1al sllmuJatlon."
W,\SHING'J'ON (I/Pl) -A eourt bear-In& ,,.. Cllled today lo 'ftfBll-whelher
' Demoa 1ta should be blocked from
gathering evidence crucial to their in-
vestigation or the alleged bugging at
Democratic National headquarters last
1prlng.
The outcome will detennide whet.her
John N. Mitchell -President Nixon 's
campaign manager at the lime -and
the five suapecll in the break-in must teU
Viet Marines
Await Major
Red Fighting
SAIGOtl (UPI) -Beating an expected
Communist offensive by one day, South
Vietnamese marines took new ground in
Quang Tri City Friday. U.S. jet~ ~lastt;<t
North Vietnamese artillery pos1t1ons 10
the area wittt guided missiles.
The marines advanced behind tanks in
the southeastern section of the city 404
mites northeast of Saigon, killing 68
North Vietnamese in a nine·bour batUe,
the Saigon command said. Twelve
marines were killed. ·
North Vietnamese ngulan overran
Quan Tri May 1. South Vietnameti.e
force1 which have been attemptinc to
retake the city since June 8 expected a
major offet11ive today, North Vietnam'•
independence day, from Communist
troops still holding the walled inner
Citadel or the provincial capital. .
In an effort to stall the expected ad-
vance, the U.S. command sent F4 Phan-
tom fighter-bombers from the 8th
Tactical Fighter Wing at Ubon, Thailand.
to deidroy North Vietnamese artillery
pieces that were shelling government
positions in the city. The P~ntoms, u&-
ing 2 000 pounder laser-gwded bombs
destrofed five artillery pieces and closed
the mouth of 1 cave med to store war
aupplles, military aourcn said.
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Career Courses
Heading College
Offerings List
<>cCupatlon fnstruct1arf' tn 20~ career
areaa caps off the llat fl mole t~ 400
off&ings this fall at Saddleback Com·
munity College.
Persons seeking Information on the
courses are urged to contact the college
Student Personnel Office at 837-9700 or
495-4950 for orientation and registration
appointments .
Occupational courses incJude ai,rline
stewarde.ss, architectural d r a ft i n g
technology, atuomotive t. e c b n o I o g Y.
buaintSS admi.nistratioft, t> u 1 in es s
management, clerical, clert-genenl of-
fice, clerk-stenographer, e I e ctr o •
mechanical drafting, marine !cience
technology, polloe 1clence, real eltale,
registered nuraing, retailing, aalea and
merchandising, aecretarial and surveying
tect.:lology.
Fall qulrter classes will start Sept. IS.
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oppoeltlon s...,... under -what they know before a fl mllJJ<n civil ouII otem-
mlnl from.II -to trial.
The heulng wu ocbeduled In tbe
, ':ourtroom of U.S. Diltr1ct Judge OW'lea
R. Richey. .
!nterruptlna hls vacation, Richey called '
the ratt Saturday session to hear
argumenta on a motion filed Friday by
the suspects' lawyer, New Yorker Henry
B. Rotbblatt. It osu Richey to on!er the
Democnlil lo quit taking routine pr ..
trial depolitions -sworn statmients of
fact -on the grounds that hla clleota'
chances for a fair trial have alttady been
"completely cleltroyed" by wtdelpread
publicity in the cue. Richey eulltt
ordered oil clepoo!Uona held HCrel,
tboogb the ..,,,., of -wllo -them ore lo publlc -
'Ibo I>omocro11e Party alapped the
mllllo!i-dollal' lovaotoo of privacy suit on
the bugging IUlpectl ofter they ...,.. ar.
re.rted June 17 in the ofllces of the
Democratic National Committee at the
plush Watergate' complex. Police said
they had t!lectronlc eeve8droppi111 equip.
ment with them.
A federal grand jury is ·investigating
and criminal Indictments are expected
soon. Democrats predict -a n d
Republicans deny -that top GOP
leaders will be among those charged .
Rothblatt'1 move to halt deposi·
tions in the related civil suit. and
Richey's swift response to it, caught
Democratic lawyers by surprise. They
were building their case on facts squeezed Out al deposition interviewa, where
questions must be answez'ed under pain
of contempt of courl
Six interviem had been completed by
Friday, when Mitchell was scheduled to
appear, but hi.I was cut short because of
Rothblatt's move, '1'le five suspecta were
scheduled to make their depositions next
week.
'Abandonment'
Of Irvine Site
For School Eyed
How the Irvine elementary achoo! 1ite
CID be abandoned Will be discussed by
Irvine Unified School Diltrlc:t trust ... lo
a specW otudy ..,.Ion Oct. 12 at 7 p.m.
at the achool at 14731 Sand Canyun
Avenue.
Attending will be Dr. HlllT)' Schwlllre,
La. Angeles field representative for the
atate office of acbooJhouse pJannlng.
Dr. Schwilke 'recently assured trustees
that complete abandonment of the site
"can be done."
Trustees are concerned about noise at
the site caused by its adjacenxy tc the
Sanla Ana freeway and the 1E1 Toro
Marine Corps Air Station.
· The only restriction, Dr. Schwilke said,
is coo.vincing "the 1tate allocation board
that It ii oot 1 good site for educall!JI
children, for whatever nuon."
Botnl pnsidenl Cbarleo Boulang..-
llld Wednesday night lbat the board
wanll to find a ''mote ltlitabte" site.
Dr. Sclnrllke aald tbero was a poosiblJI.
ty the Irvine dlalrlct ...Wd have to pay
off any of San Joaquin SclllOI Dlstric:t
debll Oii the property befare It eould
abandon them.
San Joaquin lcbool District superin-
tendent Ralph Gates told the new
trustees that tight finances kept that
district from moving from the site.
Prime Minister
Trudeau Orders
Canada Election
O'l'l'AWA (UPI) -P!1Jnt" Mlniltel'
Pierre ElUott Tnideau dlmvtd Parlia-
ment Frldl)' and on!md a g....-al el ....
lklll Oct. IO.
Trudeau, 5%, who was elected June ts,
1988, made the announcement at a news
am!erence and expressed confidence be
will not lose any 11.1pport to the opposition
parties or separatist forces within the
country.
He was elected to a live-year tenn and
could have served without new electiofis
until July. However, Jt hes become tradi-
tional in the Canadian government, which
is modeled m the British system, to call
eled:loni every four yean.
Tnideau uld be looked forward Willi
":wit and enthulJaam" to the campatsn.
Unifer the program sponsored by
the Veterans Admlnlstn.tion, •
dozen male and .a doZM female
.. guinea plga" allowed electrodel to
be attached to their scalps.
Photographic slides of nude men
and women were sbown and when
the viewers aaw a "preferred sex-
ual image" their brainwave action
increased, the researcben said.
The doctors said their work may
help In treatment al -uai
poyc:bopalbs.
FroMP .. eJ
POWS .••
to opit forward distortions about the
humane policy" of the Hanoi aovern4
ment.
The statement called on the United
St.ates "to end all involvement in Viet~
nam, stop ~upporting the puppet ad-
ministration in Saigon, and respect the
national rights of the Vi etnamese peopl•
in order to bring about an early end to
the war, restoration of peace in Vietnam,
and an early return of all captured U.S.
aervicemen to their families ."
The North Vietnamese announcement
came hours after aides to Sen. Edward
M. Kennedy, (D-Mass.,) said i D
Washington the Communl!il had pa.,...
the word through Worm.al channels it
would release "several" POWs. A Ken-
nedy aide said the channel through which
the word came had information connecta
with the Vietnamese Communist deleg•
tio n in Paris.
There also are representatives of
several U.S. peace groups jn Pari11 who
have served as intermediaries for
preYious prisoner releases.
North Vietnam has ' released nine
American prisoners since it captured the ·
first American airman in 19&1.
The Pentagon reported 866 Americana
as captured or missing in North Vietnam
as or early August. Of this tote1, 413 IN
known to have been capturejl.
The Norlb Vietnamese releued Ibo
nine prisoDerl three 1t a time. Two
releases were made in 1981 and the 1ut
In Augu&l, 1969.
In each of the three cases, the
prisoners were placed in the custody <!:f a
private U.S. antiwar group and Down out
of Asia through Vientiane, LaC8.
Kennedy _., l>usect on lo the U.S • .,._
ecutive d~ent several llstl of POW
names madt available to him through hiJ
Paris contacts. He al.9o has ·served as a
conduit for mall from POWs to their
families.
Courses Remain
Open at Col.den
West College
Despite rumon to tne contrary, Golden
West College is still wide open for enroJI.
ment in nearly Ill areas.
That's the word Crom worried officiall
at the Huntington Beach campu1 who 111
..rumors of closed~ut classes are •P-
parently discouraging large numbers of
students from even trying to register for
classes this ran .
"I don't know how this rumor got
started." said one school official. "lt'1
definitely 1D1true."
The olficiaJ added thet if slow registra·
lion keeps up, the school may fail to
achieve its projected 15 percent growth
in student enrollment.
The college reportJ that Clbly the police
science and cosmt!tology departments
are closed out. Almoat oil other clas.,.,s,
locludlng the ba!lc required courses, an1
It.ill Opell. •
Registratlon will continue Sept. 5 and I
from noon to f. p.m. and from 5 to I
p.m.; and Sept. 7 from I to 10 a.m.
lndlvldualJ who plan lo take only eV1!11lng
cl...,.. llbould report to the pavlllion, and
those who want day or evening classe1 ·
llbould report lo the admi!alOllS office In
the administration building.
The fall semester begins Sept. 11. with
late registration, vacancies pennlttlng,
cootinuing for two more weeks.
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l',...m Pflfle J
RAPES ...
" , • , I tell JOU riilil DOW that We ~ pulled a ~m whllt the other _ _.. '"'° at •••• tllb 11~'-.. Illa ..... _ minlaler ·-........ --.--the glrlJ. .. Id. "We don, Intend lo, llld lllough we "But a car came along oo Ibey forcod
can loee, I'm tryina lo D1 we will oot." oil the girls badt Into the car and clroft
Tho liberala now bold 141 at Ibo Ill turtber badt onto tbe lot,• obo aald.
ROUM of Commono -ti. . Tb• There tbe men fon:ed Ibo glrlJ to ·
PKica-1ve eor.. tlUN btvt 71, the perform mmaturaJ eex ICll wiUJ each of ,
New Democratic party JI llld Ibo Soda! them.
er.dlt party bu 11. 'Ille men then forced tbe sirls back Into
Surveys have ohown the Liberal party the car al)d drove th1m to an old trailer
""'intalnJ mu<b al the otrtJ1(tb It tomed park acrou Whittler Avenue, Olllcer
In the 111111 elecilanl when TMleou at· Kral .. Id. ' .
traded a tremendous amount al 1uj>port "'ftley releued them .}'I Ying pol to toll
on tbe basitl of Na free.twinging anyone what bad happrehed," she uld. •
pel"SOllallty. Officer Kr•l 11Id the car sped off and
,...., a.. ............ c.... ......
t.11""9\e. Mlltr11't11n ll'r ..,,...., 11.1:1
..........,.., 11¥ -II el.II """"""' _...,,. ............ """"""·
Chichester, 70, died Saturday of ca.-
ofter,. beill& lal<.. W on hl1 last .,.
voyqe lo tllb year'1 tnnoouantlc yadil .....
MILY IUIT "9ff""'
PRESIDENT MllS, NJJ(ON AlllUVI AT MAlllNI Alli ST.UION w_., C~ ,._ bWtJnt L.ilw Doy Woobnd
Moat analysla however, bav. siven tbt· tbe girls found t pay ~ ancf called
conservoUves under Roblrt SltDflfld an police who-hru!ledlately broadcast ID
oulalde clw>ce of ..,.liq the Liberal alarm fi>r the -car. ond the mtn, ..,. of '
gov.mmenl llom pow1r. H1 .,,,,..,...i whoro had only on Index flnc<r" and a •
read1-to bit bud on Ubertl !tdUnrlll "lliumb cill his 'rlgbl ballcl.
••• Ibo hlalt ~ lnel In 'Ille hn><loor tIOld Mdan • hat a-r.
Canada la bit ....... ditcolond door ... ihe drlnr'I lido. ..
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Makes 'Etn Laugh
Jingles the clown, who is really Captain William F. Tischler of United
Airlines and Laguna Be~ach, drew more than 300 admiring youngsters
to see him at a Newport Beach bank tt)is week. Jingles performs in
hospitals all over the world bringing joy t~ everyone he meets.
Beautification is Okay
--But About That Sign
After Isle Detit'la . .\
Stairs, Bridge
•
Ordered 'Down' •
8y L. PETER KRIEG
ot -. DllllY Pllft Sl•lf
Newport Beach building olllclals Fri-
day ordered a Westwood physician to
tear down the stairway and bridge to hlS"
Balboa bland beach house garage \\'h\ch
was the scene of an electrocution deatlt
T!tunday.
Police assert that the victim, rour-
year-<ild Steven Christopher Steinbeck.
used the staJrs and bridge for access lo
the garage roof where he grabbed pov.·er
lines and was killed. '
City building authorities alleged there
was no building pennit for the stairs and
bridge al the dwelling owned by Dr.
Daniel MacCa.llum at 125 T~paz Avenue.
Newport Building Supervisor Bobby
F•wler !aid he lw condemned the old
wooden structures and ,tent D r .
MacCallwn a regi.9tered letter ordering
bin> to demolish them within to days.
Contacted Friday evening. Dr.
MacCallwn declared that the stairway
sundeci: and bridge had not been added
since he bought the house.
"We bought the house in 1941 from
Jesse Connor and he's dead now," C.-.
Maccallum said. "There was no addition .
It was all put on when we bought the
house."
The retired physician and his wife
declined further comment and didn 't
indicate whether they would comply with
the city's demolition order.
Newport Beach police, meanwhile, said
they are continuing an investigation of
the Thursday tragedy.
Detective Sgt. Ed Cibbarelii said the
stairway leads from a rear yard patio to
a second-st~ sundeck of the house. The
eight-foot bridee links the sundeck and
"Dr. MacCatlum's family b.u 01"1ed
the house for at least 35 years, accord.ln&
to a check of the Orange County
Assessor's records," Cibblrelli asserted.
Police say the blond-haired, blue-eyed
Steinbeck child was playing with a friend
on the roof of the garage when he reacha
eel do~ and touched the electric lines.
CitY" building aide Fowler has posted
the stairway with a sign ordering people
· to stay off and labeling it a "dangerous
structure."
Fowler said his letter to D r •
f\1acCallum declares the stairway and
bridge to be a hazard and "orders him to
abate the use ."
He said the Southern C8Ufomia Edison
Company has already moved the con-
nector terminal to an inaccessable point
at the roof or the house.
French Heroin
Suspect Set
For U.S. Move
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Auguste
Joseph Ricord, alleged mastermind of
a Latin American heroin smuggling ring.
is expected to be extradited today from
Paraguay to the United States to face
drug charges before a New York federal
court.
The State Department said only · that
the United States hoped to take the 61·
year-old Argentine citizen, who is a
native of France, into custody "over the
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DAILY PILOT ~1111 Phoi.
1•ot1e1I ·1•01'
Reds-Shake ----~-! ---
Heads Over
Boris Loss
MOSCOW (UPI) -Up t11 Ille '*""'1
of the Central Moscow 0-Clult. Ille
lout foot '<lu•re -boud otlll ~~eel
the poo!UoDI of the odjOOrMd Jiii .....
Below, a knot of Rusaian DMD. _.
stuffing chipped and worn pocta ,_,.
back into their knit coats, pfueed ....
several Western newsmen:
"Eta pravda Fischer via:raJt" M.,i
asked at once -"Is it tNe rlid!ll'
\\."On ?''
"Oa. pravilna," replied a man ob tbe
edge of the gathering crowd that had.~
overheard the Westerners dtlCl'ibt the
Soviet champion's resignation -"Yea,
that's right."
"Ah; Fischer," a third said sbaklnl NI
l'lead. ''He's an extraordinary boollpn,
but he's a great chess player."
''It's hardly a ~al surprise," another
chimed in. "But it's still dlsappointlq."
Even with the fa irly general SOvlet 1t-
titude recently that Boris Spauky'•
defC'at \\·as a roregont conclusion, dlsaJ>"
pointing rnay still be too mild a word for
a na!ion that has don1inated chess almOIJt
totA!ly ror the past half·century and •
r:'lnks the game as a national pastime.
Soviet 1nedia that had raced Western
ne\.\·s agencies to report Spassky wins,
draV.'S and adjournments, waited more
than 1\\'0' hours Friday before mentioning
the result at all.
\Vhen il did, the Tass news agency,
\l'hich in earlier games reported auch
details as how often Bobby :Fischer walked
off stage for a glass of juice, laid
simply Spassky resigned "after analysis
.sho\.\·ed that further white resistance was
futile.
"This meana Fischer won the com·
petition with the score twelve and a halt
to eight and a half and the tiUe of world ·.
chess champion," its two paragraph ,
dispatch from Reykjavik conclude'J .
8y JACK CHAPPELL
Of "'-Din, 'llot Stiff
garage roof. "sign," and the county wants it removed. ~
The sign Is a seascape painted by
Louise. Both Louise and her husband are
weekend."
But other reliable sources strongly in·
dicated that the long-delayed transff:r
would be accomplished within 24 hours.
Ne\\'port Bearh police arre~ted
l~ichard and Sandy Kimball of
25211h 1st Ave., Corona del
Mar, on charges of cultivating
marijuana. Lawmen say they
found this 8·foot giant and 34
other plants in the Kimball's
back yard Friday evening. Four hours after the official -.,,..--"'"''"""
nouncemcnt from lhe Icelandic capital
and three hours after the cheas ·buffs
A sign by any other name would still fit
under the Orange County's zoning code
definition, and therein liea a talc.
Louise and Fred Rash operli.te an art
gallery in South Laguna. at 31014 Coast
Highway, a residenUal district (R-1) ac-
cording to formal zoning, if not in
physical character.
People aren't supposed to put up signs
fn a residential zone, other than those
real e!tate signs offering immediate prop-
erty for sale ar lease.
The Rash'• have put up at least one
Miss World VSA
Title tf.walitkd ·
Arizona Beauty
HAMPTON, VA. (AP) -Lynda carter
of Tempe, Ariz., was named Miss World-
USA here Friday night.
The 21-year-old singer and model , who
wu Miss Arizona, won the title after
swimming suit competition and the pag-
eant'• tradlllollal questioning by J\ldgll.
Sile will represent the United Slates in
Ibo Mils World contest to be held in Lon·
don.
The first runner-up was Miss Texaa,
Jackie Behrendt of San Antonio. Second
runner-up ,,was Miss Oklahoma, Rita Jo
Fltagerald of Stillwater. 11llrd runner-up
WU Miss Florida, Sandra Leland of St.
Petersburg, and fourth runner-up was
Mias Georgia, Melanie Anne Chapman or
AUanta.
The judges asked Miss Carter, 38-26-38
brunette, her opinion of the future o[
mmlage aod wbetber she thought young
people should still plan on marriage.
"They should think about it very
seriously ... until they're completely
sure what they want," she said. "Love
wlll win over." 'The contest judges had selected seven
flnalists . The other two were Miss South
Clrollna, Faye __ 1M. llrelml o f
Walterboro, and Miss Virginia, Marie AM Hinderliter of Norfolk.
30 Persons Hurt
Evacuating Jet
NEW YORK. (AP) -A TWA jumbo
canjing 336 pasaengers and a crew of JB
wd evacuated at Kennedy airport Fri-
day night when the crew noticed smoke
In a rlght-siqe landlnc gear, an airlines
spokesman .. id.
At least 30 persons were taken to
J"amaica hospital with injurie! believed
suffered as they slid down emergency
cl/llt.s. .
A spokesman ftr Trans World Airlines
said two Oat tires were found, but. lbere was no indication of deliberate damage.
to !be Boeing 741, which wo. tatlnl oll
for ParlJ, Rome and Tel Aviv.
HOLIDAY .TRASH
PICKUP SLATED . . .
ll'bere will be. garbace pickup in •N.-rt Beach Monday, Labor Da,y, Of·
llei.I1 of the General Services Dej)il't·
• mmt aaid .Frida-y. .
AD residents whose normal coUecUon
di)' II Monday JllUSt ..... "tu" con· 111Dfn at ttu> curb by f a.m., officials
old.
painters. The sea.scape ls big and it is
painted on the north wall of their gallery.
The Rashs may have another sign on
the premises, too according to John ·
Wolfe, of the county Building and Safety
Department.
The Rash 's have a sign on their mail
box which says "Art Gallery Rash."
"I don't believe that is ' a pennitted
sign," Wolfe said.
An abbreviated countY definition of a
sign is "any device used for vjsual com-
. munication or attraction including any
announcement. .•. used to advertize Or
promote the interest of any person .... "
And, so,r since the Ruhl are artists,
and since they run _a gallery, the big
nµiral is used Cot viau-1 .oommunicatioo
o~ attraction, accardlng to·the c:ounty.
Mrs. Rash doelD~t1 iaJ'te with the coun-
ty.
"Being an artist, I can not stand
ugliness, and this ia the reason behind
the painting which ls lovely," Mrs. Rash
said. .
"A couple of years ago there was a
campaip fer beautification. Me the civil
servanta interested in b e a u t i f y I n 1
things?" she said, her voice still carrying
a trace or her French homeland.
Mr!J. llAah suggests that, if It is not
p«mltted for an artlat to paint a blank
wall with a mural, then what about a
gardener planting plants in front of his
residence? Or, what about a cement
worker improving his residence with a
walkway or fancy patio?
"Let me know what we have to do,"
Mrs. Rash wrote to Wolfe,
.
Corona Writing
Sample Ordered
FAIRFIELD (AP) -Juan Corona's
attorney Clll!itulated Friday to ~
ecutlon demands> for court"'8Uperviaed
handwriting samples after retuslfta-for
w_eek_s to -proyjde them desplte two con-
tempt citations.
Defense attorney Richard E. Hawk told
IJ1e court h<t. yielded because the proo-
ecutio~ obtained a stat. Court of ApJ>'al
order Thui'sday staying the start of
Corona's murder trial pending a Sept. U
hearing on the handwriting issue.
Presiding Superior Court J u d g e
Richard H. Patton of Colusa County
ordered thal the handwriting sample be
taken in court next Tuesday, the date the
trial orialnally was to have startf<t.
Patton set Sept. 11 as the trial's new
opening date.
KTBC-TV Bought
By Times Mirror
• AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) -The Thnu Mir-
ror Co. of Los Anaeles bas bought Ult
Austin. televlsloll 1taUon owned by· the
lamUy of former l'luldent Lyndon B.
·Johnson, the 1tatton'1 president on-
nounced Friday. .
The We of KTB(l.'J'v U IU~ject to
Feder61 CommUll!callons Ccni>mlssion
approval, 1tatlm pnlklent J, C. Kellam
said. Kellam'• an.oounoement wa1 mide
Joinl!y with Dr. Franklin D. Murpi17,
chairman of the Tlmel M!nW Co. .
Johll1011'1 wi~ Mn. Clau!IU T.
Johnson, majOrlty 1toc1choldef: In Texas
Broadcasting, said, "Wti wejcome the
Time• Mirror Co. to Austin, ..• and we
look fonflld to 1111111 ~ ol pleasant
UIOciatlona with tbem."
KT!ICTY. hU bttn on the lir alnct ,,.,I' s;JiJrt ~ « I&
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Ricord is charged with arranging an ii·
legal shipment of 97.5 pounds of heroin to
the United States in October, 1970. Six of
his associates were arrested in con-
Powell R1tling
On Busi11g _Told
nection with that shipment, which was · WASHlNGTON (AP' _ A ruling by
estimated to have a street value of supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell
roughly $100 million. has undermined Congress' latr~t atterq1>t
lf.S. authorities have taken unusual to halt court-Ordered busing in school
outside the Central Chess Club heard the
news, Soviet teleWsion read the Tau
dispatch with no addition.al remarks ..
Then it switched to winning Soviet
athletes-in the Olympic games at Munich.
Services Scheduled
For Ora Clearwater precautions to in.sure Ricord's safe desegregation cases.
transfer from Paraguay to U · S · Powell Friday held that a recently 1-'uneral servi ces will be conducted
authorities in New York. enaCted law, designed to prevent Tuesday for Ora May ctearwater of Huilt-
State Department spokesman Charles desegregaUon plans from going into ef-lnton Beach who died Thuf'lday at '18,
W. Bray said Friday that Ricord's feet until all appeals have been exhausted. leaving two sons, .a daughter. 11
itinerary would not be-made pub11cly has only narrow applicat.ion. g r a n d c h i J d re n ' and 17 ~at-,..
_available as i pmautlonary measure. It specifically does not apply to . grandchildren. .
Brat expl8fntd tbat tbe ~~· AUl'llifttt 0..,...-kl &...U)i&:~ a... -A.,.,... .R., &lie Jl:Yflflt' ~ton ro1111ding Ricord'& transfer was intended request from parents in that city for a Beach resident, who Uved ,.t '&52
to protect him from "tboae,1!~ might be stay of a lower court order requiring-lhc Garfield Ave., will be at 10:30 a.m. at
intereated in u.tinguishing me source." desegregation of 29 elementary iichools. Westminster Memorial Park.
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A Sander-
87 ANDY LANG
AP ........ 111" W'8w
• A portable power tool la one
111Jt II O)le<lted dectrlcally
and can be carried to tbe
mattrtal being worked on.
In the eue of e portabtt belt
181'.lder, the reference to· power
bu a aecond meaning. For the
belt ~er ts a power-plus
machine.tbE heavy-duty
workhone of the portable san.
der fidd. It Is tnttnded lor
rugged work and Is 0speelally
Wleful In sandini down large
surfaces. such as sheeL!I of
plywood.
Home-gro:Wn
Tomatoes
Taste Best
By JIM HUFNAGEL
A.._W.IM ...._ Wl'ftlr
PosdfJle Park"!
DISNEY ACYRESS DAYLE HADDON MODELS WITH HOMEMADE TAILES
Furniture 0.olgn lo Very Populor, So Why Not Moke A Few YourNlf?
An abrasive belt runs con-
tinuously over pulley or drums
at both ends. Changing the
belt ill a simple operation,
although varying with different
makes. Sanding belts are
spliced and have designations
on the inside to show which
way they should be instaned
so that the splices will not
break.
With summer here, many a
taste bud Ls arou!ed by·tbe an-
\iclpaUon of real homegrown
vegetables and fruit. But yoo
don't have to wait for Fanner
Jones to set up his Stand on
the edge of town. After all,
how much closer to-home..
grown can you get than the
balcony ot your apartment?
Although you can't hope· to
compete paund for pound and
dollar for dollar with the
vegetable stand or the
supermarket, growing food
crops yourself can be fun,
challenging and rewarding.
The fa nning urge can be
satisfied on a sunny balcony,
windowsill or indoors under
Laguna Beach la still studying the possibility of accepting the gilt of this gar-
den !tom Mrs. Hortense'Millu. Mr., Miller offered to leave 'her home and the
renowned garden , on ,, hlllslde· for use u a park, bird sanctuary and•wlld ani-
mal observation point
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Parson·s Table Easy Job ...
In using a belt sander, it is
important that the machine be
in operation before touching
the work surface. Ontf! it has
gained momentum , it i s
Heat Pulls ·its Load '
Popuwr Piece of Furniture Fun io Make H orticultumt Harnesses H umi.dity
By STEVE EWNGSON
18" x 11" ..• 11" :r 24" .•.
18" J: 30" ••• thil let of
parsons tablet in staggered
sizes is yotD'I from one do-it..
you rself pattern! They're easy
to make and fun to decorate
... brought to you by popular
demand.
Here is one of. the really
great interior decorating rages
C?f lhe past few years.
Basically, the paraoru: table Is
a squirt or~ rect8ngu1ai "fable
with apron and leg Widths
measuring the same. The
design is very similar to that
of early Chinese tables and
was originated by and named
for the Parsons School· of
Design In New York. Its chief
virtue is simplicity.
To give some Idea Sr the
variety of interior decorating
poaibilitles, we have pictured
3 table finishes here with
Dayle Haddon, featur.ed · in
Disney's forthcoming _ movie,
1'The World 's Grea test
Athlete." One ls painted in
black and white 1wet · look'
enamel as a chess table.
Another has a mod design
painted in wild colors. The
other is finished in oiled
walnuf. VoUCan co-ordinate
the finishes for a family· look
..• or 'keep them different. To-
day, anything goes •In this
'eclecttc' age of ho me
decor&ting and the tables win.
fit n ·W'ith modern or period
furniture.
Our full-size pattern will
give you fuU details on how lo
build and decorate your set of
parsons tables. The cost of the
materials is slight. To order
parsons tables pattern No. 503,
send $1.00 (add 25 cents for
airmail delivery) by currency,
check or money order to :
Steve Ellingson
Oranve Co:i st Daily Pilot
P.O. Bot 238.1
Van Nuys, Cali r. ,91409
Other pattetns you wift en-
joy: No . SS& Colonial Drop
Leaf Coffee Table -$1.00:
No. 393 Revolving Album Rack
( Booksh.elf Cocktail Table ) -
$1.00; No. 414 Ma~azine End
Table -$1.00 ; Booklet pie·
luring 500 projects -$!.Oil
lowered slowly so that the back
part of the belt touches first,
after which the belt Is quickl y
brought to a horizontal posi·
tion as it is moved forward.
From there on it's a case of
guiding the sander back sod
(orth in a sort of stroking m~
tion with very little pressure.
To avoid taking off too much
in one spot, never leave the
· machine on the surface unless
it is moving either backwards
or forwards. And when you
are ready to_ stop:, either_
perrpanently or f o r a
moment's rest. dOn't turn orr
the motor until the sander is
orf the 'work.
fluorescent llgbt. Probably the C1u1111.111 Sdtfla M9111tw Sink• engines that drive generators most popular apartment fann crop is the tomato, and the TUCSON -P o s 11 i b l e to produce elecb'icity for the
growing ru1es for tomatoes thermal pollution is being fishing-resort Village. The beat
generally apply to a variety ot. turned into productive energy ls first used to desalt sea
kinds of vegetables, herbs and by at least one research water. Remaining brine is
fruits. borticulturl!t. then circulated . th r o u g h Altbougb tomatoes are most often grown from seedling Dr. Merle H. Jensen of the greenhouses: at varying rates
plants, which should be buried University of A r l z on a ' s to maintain desired tern·
up to their lowest leaves to Environmental R e 1 e 1 r c h . peratures.
securely anchor them and Laboratory uses hot waste ' Exhaust gas from t.h e
stimulate faster top growth t 1 f to 1 nd diesels -hlgb in carbon d1ox-.. • waer rom acres e Id dd·•tothe · t the purist's way ts to sow. . e -a cu atr s ream toma to seed yourselr. It can -st~am po"Yer plants -which accelerateS photosYDthesis in
be done in peat bricks nught SJ_>Jll i~to la~es and tomato, radish, s q u a s h ,
available in garden stores streal!'ls to Jeopard!¥! , t.he cucumber, leaf lettuce, okra,
everywhere. but for quantity, aquatic eoolop--to bUm1d1fy and pepper plants.
ferenct 1t Gathnburg, Tenn.,
Dr. Jensen estimates the C06t
of e.n moated greenhouse com·
ple.x, covering one acre, at
'86,634. Annual operating costs
are placed at $55,700.
The grienhouse coold grow
100,000 tomato plants:, each of.
which would mature 24 pounds
of tomatoes to be sold at 30
cents a pound. Net income
before taxes and amortization
allowance w~ld be $30,790.
Any kind of greenhou!e re-
quires capital. But those that
can be operated with waste
heat from a steam power
plant or some other type of in.
dustrial installation avoid the
principal operating cost -
beating. . ··············••4t•················
Extra caution Is necessary
at the edges and comer or the
material being sanded. If the.
sander is pushed too far, it will
begin to tilt over the edges
and take ofl too much wood.
The beli .a a n d·e r is
sometimes used for remoVing
old paint and varnish. Be sure
to use open-grit belts for thi.s
operation. & the fmish is P.UU~
ed,oH, it hu a tendency to
sow the seed into any kind of greenhouses mstead. At labora\ory headquarters
crate or box filled with C<lm-Long tubes of polytehylene, In Tucson hot water comes
post. Bagged. or bulk com· inflated by air blowen, are from-the generating plant that
mercial potting mixes will channeling thermal water to supplie! the area. with elec·
grow good tomatoes, but if Dr.Jensen 's experimental trlcity.
you're a real old-fashioned greenhouses and producing Evaporation from the
farmer, you can mix your own out-of.season vegetables and strearna of heated water run-
compost out of country in· flowers at less than previous rung through· the greenhouses
Dr. Jensen feels that profit.9
can be r~lized a I m o 11 t
anywhere bot water i s
available, at the same ·time
that pollutanta are removed. Plants Grow
Fast With
Seeds tarter
By EARL ARONSON . ,. " ........... ' ' ' Tfiere Is a new greenhouse
on the market thlt Is ''" in-
ches.Jong, 4~ inches widei and
5 inches tall. We planted ours
and In less than three days
some of the seeds had
sprouted In their warm, moist
hoth'.ouse on the window sill.
This new pla11tlc item is an
Improvement on the last
yeaz;'a ''seeds tarter''
(developed by Jirry Products).
The seedstarter enables you
to start 40 plants from seeds
simultaneously. You can sow
at least five different varieties
in tbt five sta{ter rows in the
114-inch-deep plastic tray.
"Miracle soil" sticks are lll-
serted into t i n y com-
partments. They SM'ell as they
absorb the warm w a t e r
poured Into the tray. Two or
more seeds ere planted in
each pocket. Only large seeds
need be pushed below the
surface.
Neweomers Beware
· Mulches Take Care
· ·f)f§um~r Dryness
· Gardeners who earned their
green thumbs in other states
are often caught unaware by
California's Jon g, dry summer.
They aren't accustomed to
50 many cleai\ suMy days one
on top of the other.
There's an excuse for
newcomers, but none at all for
gardeners who have always
hoed their rows in the Golden
State. Yet, many n at Ive
Calilornians Jre guilty of let-
ting their gardens dry out
once too often in the swnmer.
The result · isn't the lush
laodscape that could be en-
joyed -but one in which
choice plants appear to be
fighting for survival. ·
The simplest solution to this
annual bout with drought ls to
mulch around plants and in
lower beds. This ronserves
moisture for shallow-rooted
plants, reduces temperatures
u n d e r s u mmer-nowering
shn1bs, and discourage 11
weeds, too.
There are many mulches
available to d a y . Nurseries
have such standbys as peat
mos s and leaf mold available,
as-well as wood bark products,
and offer ready-to-use organic
materials, spec ially·
formulated to use as garden
mulches.
The trouble with mulches is
that most people don 't apply
them heavily enough. When
mulching around camellia!
and rhododentrons, for in--
stance , the veteran gardener
will layer two or three inches
of mulch. How does that com·
pare to the mulching yoo did
la st year? Keep the mDlcb
moist-it retains moJsture as
well as conserve! it ; a thick
layer may reduce your water·
ing by more than half.
gredients. costs. maintains humidity et almost
The idea has b e e n 100 percent. The warmth,
~i:e ~~~~Yti!03h
the open-~11 ltyte11 tnteoded
to minim1ze this effect. Some
~ of Ws cloggl~_Cjlll !>e avofded
if you use-Sh<irter strokes than
u111J11 ... U you begin at the
far end of the surface and
Gardening
Book Aids
To Slioppers
wcitk towards your11elf. The The vl!l tbr, a-sort.spoken.
machine should be lilted at the serious man , said he had
end of each stroke so that it is something good for just about
ftot immediately placed down every g a rd en e r . Dan
again on a spot that has Mc~amara, who described sta~ to sof~n. himself a! a horticultural con-
Because the belt sander is sultant, said his item, a
so powerful, you should get "Hardy Plant Finder," really
the hang of it before you begin 'fa!l-the brainchild of his wife, u~g it for more delicate Carol.
.
work than rough sanding and .Dan whipped out a copy ol
paint removing. Once Yoll have his publicaUon. The second
discovered . what it can ~o~ it two words, Plant Finder,
can be tried as a finishing, describe the booklet ad-
t0<1I; that Is, for the final ..,,_ . rnlrably. It oontalns, llrsl, a ~ . of a surface. A fine general Ii.st of Dowers, berries; abr~1ve belt mu~t be used. In bulbs aquatics and other mckmg a selection, tell your . • dealer what it is being used things.. with ~ names of
tor so that he can help you nursenes CMT)'Ing them ..
choose the right kind. There . Ne1:t there Js a list of
are various other types of nmeries, at home a n d
bell! for special operations, abroad, followed by names
among the polishing of plastics and .addresses of p I ant
and other materials. socleti".3· Th~re are SO\H'C~ of
deco11&Uve items such as
t h o r o u g b I y tested in humidity~ r a pi it pbotosyn-
greenbouses at P u t r to tbe.!lis, and expert care-result
Penasco, <ID the Gulf of in yield!! far greater th'an
California in Mexico, and here anYthing possible under field
in Tucson. cOOOitions.
At Puerto PeDasco, waste In a .report . ,wpared for a
Ji eat i$ '1ven off by tbi diesel · wute beat utillJ.atlon con-
Any competent engineer can
set up • grtenbou!e, but
teclmologlcal ~kill Is " 0 t eDOllglL Dr. Jem<n ouggem
that a bdrticulturist with ex·
perience in greenhouse pro-
duction mus:t be ' patt · of thl
planning team . ====
2640 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
OPEN EVERYDAY 9 • 6
1 Something :Jor Gveryone/
MR. PAX
~ ~ THE KILLER •.• Is
Coming. • •
Better Paint Job--lf You Plan It
pools, outdoor lighting and
sculpture.
3 Measures
Ease Nois .
I . Get your dicbondra .into
good shape. Use PAX Ber-
iwww:;•;--;•ij muda & Crabgrass Killer. c.u.rJ• 11 rWI1 c1oes the Job!
A do-it-yourself chore once
requiring at least s o m e
measun: or skill, paintlng a
room in your house, can now
be accomplished in a fairly
profes.sional manner.
11fodern paints go on easier,
hide better, last longer and
are more washable . And the
use of a roller in C<>njunclion
with a brush enables you W do
the job in half the time .
You are most of the way to
a good result if you will SJ)('nd
just a little extra time prepilr·
ing the surface bc!ore ap-
plying the pai nt. Th is means
freeing the wall of loose dirt,
peeling paint, oil and g~ase.
Loose paint !lhould b e
scraped aw.y, dirt taken off
with .. dry mop or a vacuum
cleaner attachment, oil 11nd
grease removed with an
odorless paint thinner or a
detergent, and cracks and
boles filled with gpack1ing
compound or 90me other type
of potclltng plaster.
Where alou or semi-gloss
enameb: hive been used in kit-
chens and batlirooms. any re-
maining gl.U allould be dulled
with tandpiper OI' with a
apeclal compound )'OU can buy
from ywr palnt dealer. nu. ;,
necessary because P.alnt witl
mt • adhere well lo ollck
aurfaces.
Allo before ltart!ng, Ml10vt
IWUch •plates and o u t 1I t t
coven: then wllen you J.lllnt
Ibo upooed areas and repllee
the plates and covers, you'll brush Jnto the corner of the Jt Ls a good idea to buy a
have a neat result. It also wall a~ ceiling to make light, specific type of fertil.ller to
eliminates the problem ol horiwntal stroku so the better satisfy your garden.
remOving bits of painl that bristles ride naturally In the NEW YORK (AP) -No'··
U rner Pr A~ • The numbers on the fertilizer ~ cling to the plates and covers pper C<l • oc~ Lm· pollution in your home? The
when you attempt to paint mediately by painting • small bag will direct you. Suppose it American Wood c.ouncll .Ug·
around them. Should you wish wall area to keep the edges of Nys S.10.S, which is a good alf.. gesl! three stepa to cut &Wn
to paint the plates and covers. the line wet. Then use smooth, purpose formula. What does it on house noise. ,,. .... ,11 .....
remember whet waS said verticaJ strokes in rolling the mean? double--glazed wood ~
about ruiint not sticking well to paint on the remainder of the Th fi wood ••'-"•• or bo-~· on ,,.. n e 1rrt figure meaM 5 ~ aius shiny surfaces. A little steel wa · h pertf!nt is nitrogen; 10 percent the walls and acoustlcal cell· v.·ooling will accomplish the You may t ink You can be rial UJ [ I h t t I tt i• phosphorus; aod the final 5 Ing matt · • w provide required dulling. care u enoug no 0 spa er · · enough .... -• •-~ers to block 1 t th r ·t is potassium. If you have a llUWJU ucu11 If the ceiling is to be painlcd pa n on e urni ure or t ·-•··Ion nd t along with the walls, do it drapes. Don't try it. Remove 100..pound bag, there would be ra11Mu2~ a pre'fei'I
first Use a ""'lier with an ex· es much furniture as possible 5, 10 and 5 pounds of these rtverelberl aUolnn1 .. of1 st~~-no~
•v toward the center of the room. elements respectively. 11le rt-as w as .,.r or nowt"S, we
tension handl' and paint Take off drapes and curtains,,_m_alnd_er_ls_a_spr.:....eo_din_· .:g._a.:ge_n_t. __ e_i_pe_rts_sa_y_. -,.----.!. across the width of the ceiling cover everything possible and 1 ·
rather tRan the length. This get out of the room valuable
will prevent lap mark! even pieces that might be knocked
though many of today's paints. over,
especially the I a t e 1: e s.,,------,-,-,---
Allhough yoo probably will minimize thi• possibility. -GAGRREIDNDEY
use a roller for the walls, use
a paint brush with a !mall CENT•tt
amount of paint on the Ups ol!Jf--;;;-;-;:;;;;;:=;;;-;;-::=;;:;;;•;-;:::-irl
the brisU... only. Angle the HANGING COCKERY
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Weekends or by Appointment
i'892 Whtmiftster Avenue _
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Your Horo1cope
Warning, Taurus:
Tread Lightly
B7 llVSSELL NMABN pattml fir aubseqoent pUICy move quldly In the lnt<rim.
wtien be toot over a m 11 Police Qitel Jamea Pvter, RENO, Nev. (llPI) ·-~ Se'allle; &"' $200,0llO ramom, fonnerly of Newport Boacb,
Rem aln>ort,,lllllcb a -liad ·n11 -..i the p!Jot to fly wlgnecl lddltioDal o!llcers to
!alloted ''Hlioel:ier'• Jlemin," him here. When the plane full.time llrport duty, brillilnC
.II· oat lo ~ II• Image. landed, ii WM discovered be to 1b< the total Who will cover
Siaoe June, .two men have bad ,bailed out. .Neither he. nor various time period!. ..
movoot""unham]lm<l-llllCIJgti the money bu been found . ''IT'S NECESSAllY, s 0 an unguarded fence and bl· •
jacked jetliners parked near AL1110UGB 111E FM ..,k. we're going lo dO it, evu
the terminal building. ed the city to improve !<CUrity though ii will put me in a ttal
Both wore hoods, one car--in the past, a.. other airports bind !or manpower,'' be said.
rled • rifle and rode a bicycle. had don.o k>cal officials said In addition, anyone at· ~ templlng lo enter through the BUT NOW police are petro~ they were hogged down by a pttSeOt lncompleto fence must
Ing the ltnces aa welru Rep-dl5agreemeot over 1plitting diJplay visual ld..,lilication.
q a wary eye on. passengers costs ol putting up an eUecti,ve Any person or vehlcle without
CSIT)'lng suitcases and purses fence. the proper J>llSI will be
lhnlugh the termlnal I o 'Ibey promised to do ~. job challenged. Airport manager
hoardlqr ltatiotl!. as soon as the squabble with Gene Juilfs began Wulng. the
'1lte major reuon foe the federal agencies was settled, pa,... last Friday. ·
beefed-up a e cu r ll y .,..., ID but wbeo they received the "I hope they do IOlllf good,•
order from the Federal Avia-"ultimatum" Ibey declded to be said.
ll on AdmlnlltratlOn. II ..A.. ..A.. ..A. ..A.. ..A.. * directed the city lo act prompt->< )o{ >< >< ><
~m:er!~ air~rv~Jti~ Sear .. h Slated tourlst.«lentod gambling town ._,
would be baited. m~ ::: 00~:~.u~.:. = Airlines to Clieck Baggage
surveillance for about 100 NEW YORK (AP ) marketing at American yards on each side of the u'"' T11111MM
terminal. That iDCludes the Passengers boarding all Trans A1rlines. "We want to show Tough Custotner
unattended gatd the hijackers World Airlines and American them we're taking every
SUNDA y analytical. Don't make hasty used to enter the operatiom Airlines fflgbl!I will have to precaution possible to prevent IA.den with cartridges,
Promises. You do have life of area and apm'f\Sach the ms surrender band luggage for in-it." Cambodian 'v o ma n SEPTE"BER 3 ··-·~t·1on The Federal Av J at Ion M your own to live. parked .nearby. •r-· · S!lldier walks toward By SYDNEY O .. 'RR On June 2, a man with a The carriers announced this Administration ~uires carry~ war front near Korn· ~ VIRGO (Aug. 23-liepl 22): ill ovet his •··d ran week that they plan lo search on boggsge Inspection only for ~--··· and Libra ·'"dren Friend could confide linlnclal P owcase -all baggage carried aboard paaaengers who conform lo a pong Trabek, Cambo-~ ~ through the gate and onto a ,._,_ fligh In u rt 1 secret "behavioral -~"e" of dia. Female soldiers are more aensttive t ban problem. You can offer .idea!:. United Airlines plane. enroute weu-ts an e 0 0 !"'........ k I 1 b ttl
-' Bui don~ become ~lnextricably from New York to Sen Fran-prevent hljacidng>. potential hljacken and oncer-play ey ro e n a es
average youngstei:t. .nenly of involved. Lending money now . cisco. He abowed a gun and It ts 8 new policy for,mtaln~iishul~lle~coii;iim;im;iuter~;ifligiiibiiii..iii.;;;;;;;;;;wl;;;;ithi;;;;C;;;o;;;m;;;m;;;u;;;n;;;is;;;t;;;fo;;;r;;;ce;;;s;;;;;. praise is neaeisary a n d can create ultimate resent· American, which previoustyll
punishment must be meted out meot. Know thls ·and respond ~ conducted only spot checks,
only with the utmost care and •ccordingly. Be amiable, not • , • act promptlg and a~ extension ~ ;J1.. A's
wisdom . WbeJl Wieben and foolish. or face the possi-r.~7on in~.',:i~.~ ~ight..ug-One Fabulous, Yearly • • •
LABOR DAY WEEKEND parent.. become more aware LIBRA (Sept. IJ.-Ocl. 22): blHt11 ~mereial . George A .. Warde, president
of aitrologlcal prlnicples, the Your tictioos, efforts are ac-air serviee • • • of American Airlines, said In· ONE EN., world will be filled with bap-companied by unusual amount would be halted. specting hand luggage at all QI . ' Pitt young people. · of attention, perhaps publicity. the 45 airports served by the Aquarian ocuJd play key role. ~ company would cost an extra ARfES (March 21-Aprll 19): Choose unorthodox path. You demanded $200,000, which ·was $2.5 million a year. More freedom indicated as p;ain accesi:i to valuablP. in-provided a few hours later by tb
change of scenery is featured. formation. Combine knowledge two casinos. He bailed out TWA put no price tag on e
Friend! could1 holight walshey lo with wisdom. shortly . alter ordering the _ad,~:~~eartherewerell-B--0--W-~ LI' N' ' fulfil ment o pes, w s. plane to take off. · Build on solid fowidatton. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): some ~pie this summer who •
Gemini and Vlrso individuals You are able to .break loose ROBB HEADY, 22, 'Reno, did not travel because of the . ·
CQU}d pay prominent roles. from some restnctlons. But was arrested the next day_,,.oo hijacking problem," .!I a i d . .
, don't throw caution completely the mooey was recover~ He Walter J: Rauscher, executive
TAURUS (April JO.May 20): aside. Soe around you are pleaded guilty -to air ~Y vice president for passenger
family members now are apt the error. K e e p com· 30 year! in prison a few hours ·
to 'bp~ ultra..senaitlve. Seek municationlinesclear. afteT the new security $25 Pai"d .• . h8rmOny at home. Answers measures went into tffect.
can come from within.. Libra SAGITl'AllIUS . (Nov. 2 Z Op Aug. 18, • hood.od i1lll"
Tread ligbUy. Realize 10me careless. Avoid ComPounding charges and was sentenced-to PE IAL
peraou could plaJ key role. Dec. 21): What ts aunoylng man rode a blCy'Cie tmnlgh F J i}
Avoid ~remes. R<.ltJember MW may later proye a boo~. the gale and 4a,shed aboard .,or . 8
• diet reaolutiom.. ...~ • This ia-tlMrcaiise.delay worts, m · another"UAL pla~. He fon::ed GE~ (M 1 21.\iilM"lb)· )'Our fawir .. Gra•i>"<fPporluttily 'l! lo fly lo Vancouver, B.C... BERKELEY (AP) -Se~en-
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See a · _to.tboroU&hJy_wumne .varlOW/ -~~a ~. w!Jer.!'l!i',~ ·1,1y...,.,,..... jailed duriilg ~ · ~'1~~ 'WJlj Jon._ ~ · ~·.i.. '\ the 1969 . "People's Park" 1
t · '""':!~~,:w•1~. Fra ,...SlbJett·StateUne, disturbances here .have won
ant. Wii:i may ;'unraveJingofm~,.·~·.-t~?tev., was shot and~ed out-of-cou~ settlements of $25
i!lifng too far too fast. oW ·cAPmCORN (Dec 22.J . by FB~ agents at ~ttle a~ each again.st the Alameda
' fu1 i.-.. • • • . • anl was jailed there pending court C.ounty sher1ff. ; ce. ,Be a care o~rver. 19): One who ism pos1hon o *'proceedings Berkeley-Albany Municipal ft . ake stock. Review usets.. a·u th o r it y ex~ re a ses -Two 0~ hijackings i. Judge James Holstrom ~. CANCER (June 21.July 22): ~~~ 0 ~Ix oU:~ f'volved Reno, too, but city of-announced I he agreement :J Practical affairs · doniina~. , their bands Make ., · · , ;;flclalS-18.id they were not tO a n d the disrni~l of t~e ~ Have fr a n t ta.It ~with to · mate , Reunion blame. mass s u I t .aga.i.mt Sheriff rt Capleorn. Find ways of blend-cou1rc"!• agenda. Be ready On Jan: 20, a Hughes Airwelt Frank Madigan. 1 io& opposing Ylews. Aoce1t1.. lo'bandle surprise Package. jet wss,hJjacked at Las Vegaa ~ttorney Robert Treuhaft
. coOjliratlon ~"' oocur on . , • u ll wu texllng down the originally IOUght $2,000 for
! boiJM'lrobL X..p order:Doti't-AqiJ~ (Jan. 20. Feb. ·runwayfor takeoff to Reoo.. each of his client.. on grounds
• be-'dbwutag«i tiy ·dlo •wbo lBJ· You benefit most from On Nov. 24, a man calllnt of false arrest and lm· 1 tn a k e s lrre!ponsihle sta~ loog • distance transactions. himself "D. B. Cooper" set the prisorunent.
, menL Family member may be re-
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ~ Peraom are drawn to you now ~ with their Problems. B e
~ understanding and discreet.
1 Message received f r o m
; relative In transit. B e .
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through dtpiomacy. Guard
health by avoiding extremes.
Adhere to basic rules. You'll
be happier as nsult.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Your natural abilities .surge to
forefront. You perceive what
jc about to .occur. Timing ls
apt to be on targel Display
faith in personal talent, judg·
ment. Utilize <:rt at 1 v e
~· ·A~I changes.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIR'l'BDAY you are ex-
pressive, artlstic, ready to
break from restrictions. Major
oppommtty is on horilon. Next
month there will be ~of
l!Cellery. Relatlottshljlll will be
lnlensi!ied. Lilt wlll lie .~"'
worth living mid you wlll be ~ wl\lt Gemlnl and Vireo
lndlvtdaals.
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DAILY '11.DT I
P...of1 Report I
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-More TLC Urg~d
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For 16-year-olds
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -
Tiro Mlcliliiil Stile Unlvml-
ty ift,ir....,.J .. e .....,,.
mended more tender, loving
care for sweet 15-yur-olds.
Both boys and girls at that
age are more apt to be
depressed than other teens as
they reach an age when
crucial educational and caretr
decblom. must be inade. the
eocJal scientists reported to
the American Sociological
AMoclation Convention .
Prof. Arthur Al. Vener and
Associate Prof. Cyrus R.
Stewart based their find ings
on data collected in a study of
4,2'l0 adolescents in three
economically different west
abore communities in
Michigan in late 1969.
Sixteen-year-olds. and to a
lesser degree youngsters 13 to
17, said they \Vere not bored
er discouraged. But a bout half
11id they --..... c ... wliat bal'flOllll .. ......_
their Una fell onliil1 ... ..,
felt tltey were not..,.. .....
the ~al IClenUJta _.,
Most affected by -........ ings were 1a.ye&M>ld .......
they said.
The two also uotl<81 411·
!erences in the tdo't?WC
stress depe'.ndln& on wbd b'fll
community the youths Uwd fa. Si.xt!ltn-year~ldl in 1lo8t •
community eampriled
primarily of amuent pro,
resstonal and man. aerla l
families as well ., ill •
predominantly h I u HOJlar
community experienced ~
greatest stress btcaUll w
educational and c a r •a r
declsions.
Youth; In a predomlnanllJ
semirural working clau c:ozn..
munlty, on ·the other hand.
were relatively stable at 14, U
and JG.
A FAMILY WEEKLY Exclusive-Slpttntlttr 3
Records Recording Stars
J.ike Best
for this week's cove.r,story, FAMIL YWEEKLYISl<ed
John and Yoko Oifol.ennon, Mick J.,,.r, BolllT/ ""'"',flary,.,....., PatilSlmon,Arwtlll Fhmldln,
Graham Nash, Carly Sfmon,, ~d' Eric Clap\on-
leading recording artists-to plck.the records thlY
like best. You'll be surprised at the results IS re-
ported by Loraine Alterman. The records you might
have expected to be picked by tho celebrities were
missing from their lists. Only two albums were
mentioned more than once. They were: "Sgt.
Pepper" by the Beatles and "12 Songs" by Randy
Newman. One recording artist preferred to · give
FAMILY WEEKLY his five favorite artists. All of
theiralbutns count as his favorites. You'll find th•
lists themse!Ves fascinating and the artists' expla·
nations of their choices both surprising and Inter-
esting; Don't miss this exciting and topical picture
story in the current issue of this weekend color·
1ravure mapzirio.
e CHILD'S BIG DAY -The first day of achoo! la
a turning point in any child's life. Dr. Bertram
S. Brown, director of National Institute of
Mental Health, offers tips on how to band.le it
e SKILLET SUPPERS -Marilyn Hansen, FAMILY
WEEKLY food editor, has some hints on how
to save time this busy September and enjoy
some greaMasting food, too.
All Coming Sunday With The
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Concorde ·t. 'Lashed as Extravagant, T oo · • 01sy
By PETER 8MAlllt
Tllo 5anday Autrlllu
" tbe coocorde uu lbe lllOD8reb)' and
lbe American apace effotl ! Jn other
words. would lbe monoy spent on all
thret be used more , usef\llly. or would it
nlercly be wasted on other prtatlge pn>J·
ccts?
This is a questlon which the British and
French taxpayers are mulling ov'r 11
tlrey face the prospect of still more of
their money golnc to bot.Iler up their n•·
tJonal alrllnes so that they can fly An
uneconomical aircraft whlch bq already
cost lhc tupayera millions of dollars
which can never be re<:overtd. Develop-
lllOlll COltl IO for have racbed nur'1 Ill
blllkm.
IP AUSl'IWlA beys the plooe, al ~
mlllJon an almlfl, II wfil pn111111&bJY be
tor pmtl(e ..-, bololtrinl the
delutlom of Ille people wbo mated lhe
machine. Apart from the baktd beaia-Oavored
potato cbipa, Is there an)'lhlns the world
needs feaa 111111 COOCOrde ! fl 1J the
world'• moat eapenaive aircraft, and It U1
proposed to operate it at ludicrous coet
compared to the larger and mo:e
economical planes which alrtady Oy baU·
empty.
,....-----Our Man in San f'ranekeo-----.
Mayor Alioto
Doesn't Want
Trial in SF
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Mayor Alioto
1as retained the topnotch San Jose
.awyer, Jim Boccardo, to represent
him in his $12.5 mlllloit libel suit
against what's left of Look magazine.
The trial is scheduled to start Sept. 11
in San Fraocila, -or will it? Jwnpin'
Joe has let 11 he lmo\m that he'd llU 1
change ol venue to Eureka (bla fJr1'
choice), San Joa or -Oakland! "I
can't understand lt,'' muse1 Delense
Atty. Charle• Ktnady. "OUr l>J•!"r
doesn't want the cue irled tn :the
bosom of the city In which he is ao
well loved?"
DR. WILSON Riles' great reply lo
~ducators who describe F e de r a I
money for State schooll as "tainted":
"Far as I'm concerned, ihere just
taint enough of Jt."
DURING TllE MOB scene on
Montgy. occasioned by Mel Be11i 's
party £or ABA .delegate!, Dave
Jenkins of the ILWU found his way
blocked by an elderly man who was
taking his time getting into a cab.
.. Who do you think you are," yelled
Jenkins, "a Juatice of the United
States Supreme Court"? William 0.
Douglas looked up and laughed his
way jnto the cab.
SCAM WHAT AM: You saw ~here,
Ronnie· Popular has picked hill own
private architect, from ,L.A., .to itart
designing a new Governor's mansion
in Sacramento? Well, that rang a few
bells: nine years ago, S.F. Architect
Worley Wong was paid 181>,000. by t)>e
state for Jhe design of a mansion th1t
never \\Is built bceause both Pat
Brown and RoMle decided it wasn't
"private" enough. Said W or I e y
recenUy: "I'm most disappointed
that e Hollywood celebrity arch1tect
got the Job, and I can 't wait to see
what he does to that virgin acreage on
the American River. A fake log cabin,
perhaps:r?"
SARGE SHRIVER keeps cracking
that Agnew was Nixon's one and onfy
choice for Veep, but BUI C.Ollins says
thal's wrong and he's right: in '68 Nii·
on wanted Bob Finch as hi.!1 runnina
mate.
BODJIJNB' ODDS: Behind the
acenes ol abow biz! On the closing
nlJbt ot the "Bis Show" at the Orph,
Sally Rand tucked open her ostrich
feather fans (llOO 1 pair) and they
Just plain cflaUnt.grated, having been
cut to pieces by a backstage enemy: a
tp1re pa1r wu rushed to her aid. "I'm
not goln1 to sue," aays sally. "A very
sick penon did that." .
CAPTIVATING Tenderloin oight.m
witnetMd by Griff Wrench: a troup of
111-yr-old Boy Seoul• from Japan, com-
plete with Scoutmaster, taklna pie·
tures of two obliging hookers going
tbrou1h a variety of kicky poses.
MAX ONCINA, owner or the
WoodJtock bar on Clement, wa s on his
way home to Marln late the other nlcht, having stopped en route to pick
up a ba1 of doughnull. While driving,
he dropped one onto l!io lap an( as he
gtoped for ft bl! car began wea"lna -Ji
at wbkb a Highway PatrolmMt 'poun.
ced •.•• After U.tening to Ma1'1 story
and ezamlniq the evidence, he de-
cided "Well, olilee I can't eh!l'g• you
with driving under tbe influence or a,
doughnut, get a:oing. ''
ATl'N. ABBIE HOFFMAN et al :
The ·11ew chief of the CIA for the
Pacific Coast, headquartered at 555
Battery', is Jerry Rubln ! Actually, his
ful1 name Js Jerome Rubin and he in·
11st1 on being not mentioned in this or
any other column. I fully sympathize.
THE ·MOST dangerous game: The
talk aot around to running mates for
.McGovern. and Willie Brown's name
came up. "Actually," mused Sup. Ter·
ry FrancolJ, cynically, "every Vice
President 1hould be a black -that
way, a President would never be
assassinated."
Boun~ing · Babies
World Birth Rate Teeter Totters
\\'here In lhe world are the babies?
Jn many countries birth rates have
continuously <lecllned since the World
War JI baby boom.
Jn some , the doo·ntrend has recently
been re versed, \1'hile in others the rate
has ren1ai ned virtually unchanged.
Equally importa nt. is the fact that the
more populous countries still have very
hig h rates. "
IN ·r11E IJNITEI> Sta1rs 1he birth rate
fell sl<'a<lily between 1957 and 1968 from
25.0 JX'r 1,000 population to 17 .6. The
trend ,,·a.~ reversed for the next two
years. and rO$t lo 18.2 in 1970 ; it \Vas
foiJO'A'ed by ;i nl'll' down~~i ng in 1971,
17.3. "''hich has ral!rn even lo1•:1!r thus far
in 1972.
noteworthy. Its birth rate, 19.1 in 1960.
had been steadily declining until new
legblaUon was enacted in 1966 to pro-
mote fertlllty. Then the birth rate almost
doubled. From 1U In 19tla, It reached
27.f in 1967, but declined to 21.l in 1970.
A number of Asian areas alw have ex-
perienced decreases ln birth rate1. Dur·
Ing tbe decade, Hong Kon,'s rate fell
from 36.0 to 20.0. Singapore, which
adopted a vlgorou.!I family-planning
policy, also reported • decline of more
than two-fifths over this period . Jt1 rate
in 1970 was down to 23 .0.
Taiwan's rate fell from 39.5 in 1960 to
28.t in 1970, and in Ceylon the rate
decli~ from 36.8 to 29.4. /
Conversely, Japan's birth rate has
been rlatn& slowly In recent years, from
Carnidn's rate wall 26.7 in 1960, 3.0 17.2 In 196()..M to 17.8 In t98M9, and to
above the United St_n tr~. but the l'A'O lll ilr1i70. Japen'• rate, nonetheless,
rates became «iual .1n 1%8 at 17.6 per ttmalnl Jow c:ompartd with other Asian
1,000. Canada has ~1nre had the lower oountriU
rate. and the Canad ian rate 1s continuing -•
to d~cUnc from the all·lin1c low of 17~ IN IUCR COUNTRIU as Meiico,
recorded in lt71. , . Venesutla. Iran. M1daaaacar, Tunisia
Birth rates ire also Ialhng •.n the m1~ and West Malaysia, birth rates still e1~
jorlty of European ,coun tries, with cted 35 per 1,000,
sev eral countries reporllng re<-o rd Iowa. Unfortunately reliable blrth data la
1q.JVest Germany. wh~re the birth .rate fl!lcking for the two countries which
ha r s~eadlly de:cllned s1nc.e 1965, births togtlMr iccount ror a thlrd of the
experienced a record Joy,• in 1170 -13.3 world'• ,opulatlon, China (mainland ) and
per 1,000 population. . Jndll. However, esUm1te1 by United N11~
The blrth rites in Flniiind and tlons dtmo1raphtra lMlc1te that birth
Portugal dropped by 1 quarter alter 1960 rates are 1111 very high ln both to ne w lows In 19'10, u they did in tries 8 coun-
Yugoslovia and In two Ea at EuroJl'an ChiM'I a· 1 I itlma•·• at bo l 3.'I countriea'.""'l'he Soviet Union 's rate drop-,r e s " r.cu a u ped from 24.9 p<'r 1.000 Jn JllGO lo t7.0 In and fndla s II about 4! for the 1~70
1969, but rose to 17.6 in 1970. Poland's ;itrlod . The e.sllmated rate for Africa it
rat. declined between 1110 and JIM from even hlghU -about 46 .P"Z.1.000 popuJ,t,.
22.f to t&.2, but n11e In 1'71 to 17.1. tlon -tho bllhesl for •DY world reilon.
The rectal trend , In Romania ,11 •tao Metnpolftu IJfe IDall'UCt
It la alao acenlvely nol>y, Is que>-
tionable on other environmental grounds
and .. can hope: to attract a 1lngJe
paasenaer only if ht can persuade h:s
company or government .or accountant.I to
spend a ridiculous amount of money to
establlJh hlmseU among an elii..
BVT THE MOST laughable ospect al
lhe COncorde deal is that on all but the
very longest trips like London to Sydney,
a:ovemments could have saved · as much
time by more efficient airport con·
nections, and smoother airport passenger
processing.
The tllh•1lm ol prestige la ~ U>eir money Into macblne1. Concorde, lbe
lllatorlcall1, .rulm whet ilaYe fell 111 F·lll and miny -,. TbJa It~ an
beady grtp have either gone to ,,.., or lnalat.nt crab for ~mtige must be made
buUt shrines to tbemlelves. -to look oenalble.
Ludwl1 o1 BaV"1J'I 4n~ll~hU!!®!a! IT IS II~ llER, perblpa, than the old
are a joy io their defiance of tlle nonnol second altemaUve of eo1Dc to wa.r, lUt it
tenets of reason. '!be Tai Mahal, is boring.
Ver>alllu, and a thousand moro siruc:-II lhe Brlliah and French sovemmenll
lures ue evidence of the deludoo of wanted the prestige Uw!Y so desperately
prestige. Closer to home, the Sydney needed, they could have built the world~s
Opera House is not, only (or wa:s) UUOo's lara:est OoatinJ ice-cream factOey ln mlcf...
dream, but Joe CabUJ's delusion. channel, or ab u.~de-doWJI _ !~lrborne
But most governments have becOme so public rtlatlons h&ndOui proaucer to
self-indulgent that ventures Into bulld.lng shower their electors daily with bf.lingltal
grandeur are rare. lMtead, they put tribults to thelt grUtnesS.
'nlen! .mid hav1 been ~1nlce blzam
feeling to the ewclte..ed~li>ueb of ll1o
lncrtdlble to Ii•• peop1e'll·loueh of warm
admiration for the cheerful lunacy of
their nwi.n. •
-But _lhe. COOmn!e affair, wjlh Jt s
salesmen aJ1!l 1treams of ngur.., andJta
attempt to make sense of nonsense, oat
grown lrritallnl and just a lllUe nd In·
atead of funny. lt is cast too close to
reality to bt satisfyingly Incredible.
. . Jt has all the drawbacks Of ... 11Ch Vtl'l*
tures over the ages without the ad·
vantages. Who has ever pretended ,thar
the EWel Tower is useful?, or the
Pyramids!
Lady Cops-a New Bole
Women t o Go on P atrol
The following is fiom an article tn
Search , a publication of The Urban
Institute. a 1tonprofit research organi·
zatio1i established in 1968 to study
problems of the i1ation's commutiities.
The next unitormed patrol officer you
meet in Los Angeles, Washington , D.C ..
St. Louis, Indianapclis, Miami~ New York
City, or Peoria, Illinois, might be a wo-
man.
While policemen are not exceptionally
uncommon, a unUonned woman on pa·
trol is rare. In the past. she was
screened by different standards; she
was chosen from different qualifying
llst.s; she, but not the male officer, might
h.a.ve to have a college degree; she might
or might not be granted a unifonn: and .
she was assigned duties which were ac-
cepted as "feminine." She couJd become
a meter maid, a clerk or typist at head~
quarters., a matron working with
juveniles and adult female offenders (or
corpses), or on occasion . i lure for purse
snatchers .or would-be rapists.
THAT TRADmos is under challenge
Police departments in the cities men·
tloned are among the first to respond to
equal employment laws by tryil!rto
eliminate sexual distinctions in hiring
police officers. Ultimately, lhi.s could
mean selecting male and female officers
from a single civil aerviCe register ancl
assigning them impartially across the
full range of police duties.
The experimental programs are de-
signed to bring women irito patrol work
which, because of physical demand and
danger. has been considered exclusively
masculine work in the past.
OF THE PROGRAMS in existence, the
largest by far is that of Washington, D.c .•
where, by the end of the year, 100 police
women are expected to be patrolling
either on foot or in patrol cars.
Elsewhere in the country, programs pro-·
vlde for a total or about 150 addiUonal
patrolwomen to be trained and assigned
to duty.
The succes.s of these innovations is not
certain. The programs are in ttreir et.".'IY
stages and it remains to be seen how
they will afiect the morale and efficienc:1
,,of policing operations. There is an im·
mediate and continuing need for evalua-
tion based on police records and on the
attitudes and judgments of those directly
involved -the patrolwomen themselves,
their male counterparts, the supervising
officers, and the affected citizens.
Among the points lo be detennincd
are :
-How well can patrolwomen protect
themselves?
-How well can patrolwomen protect
their partners?
-How successful will patrolwomen be
in making arrests?
-Will women reduce or increase the
chance of violence in potentially ex·
plosive situationa?
-Are there aspects of patrol work fot
which women are either superior or in·
ferior?
-Will women have a posltiVe Or
negative effect on patrol work done by
male officers?
-Are present recruiting and selection
practices adequate for both men and
women?
AJ\-10NG ntE tentative findings of a
study under way in Washington D.C.:
It appears that male patrolmen prefu
a male partner. Blac{I; males, however,
reveal a. greater tolerance o t palrolwomen_and_i'Opi°"""~"leT f~lh
in ~w oJ>illty \•·,~ 'Willi .~~· C.Onclu~ve · aoaweo · .to. .thrse arid 9lfier
questions, twill· not· emerge until ~,Sfle
evalu~ijon gears itf eqd next De~bf'·
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Nation's Big Co rp orations Try to Co un.ter E~vironment Attacks
The author is Q IL the staff of the
U.S. Forest Service, Eastern Regio11,
Milwaukee.
By JOHN W. FORSSEN
Cfl.rhtl1n Sclenct M1nll9r S1rvict
Serious trouble brewing in the en·
vironmental wings of corporate America
· became first apparent when the oil com-
panies began using their commercial TV
time to spptllght mother duck and her
brood, swimming contentedly in the
shadow of a hazily defined oil tower.
The unsubtle message was clear: ln·
dustry wouldn 't hurt a fly or in this
case, a duck.
Reassuring as these picture! may ha ve
been to t~c average c onsuming
American , legions pf .disbelieving corr
servationists called "Foul!"
Early on, It must ha ve been obvious
that no amount of public relations could
silence these vocal groups : but they
could be countered -if the average
American could be persuaded that his
loyalty to the marketplace wss, in fact,
helping to preserve the environment.
The question was how.
THE ANSWER unexpectedly asserted
itself during the summer or 1970, when a
million acres of National Forest lands
went up in smoke across the •states of
Washington and Oregon. National Foresl
officers described that summer as the
v.·orst fire seasOJt in decades. The
Wenatchee National Forest in
Washlngton \vas hardest hit. There alone
suppression and restoration costs \\'ere
estimated in excess of $17 million.
About a year later. "Big John" arrived
on the scene, offering to plant a tree in
the National Forest for every label
returned to the parent company (Hunt·
Wesson Foods) from the cans or hill pork
and beans. Half a million trees later, in·
cludlng contributions from American
children jn European schools mother
duct and her Oedgling!I had at last been
adopted.
For the U.S. •orest Service, Big John
1! a variation of an old theme. Tradl·
llonally, conservation organizations have
been tnvolvecl in a variety of similar
cooperative projects v.·ith this agency.
Women's organlutlons have repea ted ly
ttt aside money to plant trees or build
nature trails. Varlous·cluba have bought
la!ld and he:ld It until Federal money
could be obtained for Forat Service
purcha!lc. Currently, on the Wett Coast,
thtrt Is a program called Penny PlnU.
wbJeh involves private groups 1n the
buying and planuns of lreea. In lhe East,
1 pro'"'m II now on the board which wUI
be lcnown II Wom"' for WlldUle.
Meenwhlle, lhe ..... sstu1 Bik John
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program is belng puahed a step further,
undertaking the establishment of three
Children's National Forests in the states
of Virginia, Missouri and California.
Five additional companies subs~
quently, have joined the tree planting
bandwagon in the Eastern United States
-one adverfuing under the banner of
"plant a tree for someone you love."
Promotional devices include everything
from no-purchase-necessary coupons to
F ull of Evils
the acceptance of unsolicited credit
cards.
ANOTHER 13 nRMS are eilher neao-
tiating or exploring projects they might
undertake, Including tree planting, DI·
ture trails, wildlife habitat Improvement
and the establishment of environmental
learning mas.
Precisely how Jong this cooperative
spirit for environmental quality will con-
. tlnue remains to be seen, but n one
Forest Service administrator · unwor-
riedly puts it, "We have so many men
projects than we have money to at·
compUsh, even a little help is a
good thing ...
The man on the street, meanwhile,
must still contend with the uncertainty ol
when, if ever, many of these newly or·
dalned environmental crusaders will
clean up their own backyard!.
Welfare System Boggling
The author fs a projessor at Cal
State Los Angeles.
By GER.AW F. SORRENSEN
ceir1111111 kltlK• Ml~li.r s1rvk1
Tbe welfare struggle tllat periodically
surfaces in the halls of Congress is
almost a.!I deadly and many headed u
Hydra. the nine-headed serpen t of Greek
mythology.
UKE HYDRA, it has become a
multifarious social evil and just as at-
tempts to kill the ancient mon.!lle.r until
Hercules came along only compounded
men's difficulties, attempts to reform the
American welfare system have seemed
only to compound chaos, frustrrtton, and
Wiile. •
Furthermore, no Hercules appears on ta botllon at tile moment. · '
'Jbt' present national welfare 1tnicturc
Is lllll ol evils. ·
II Is 1¢9usly 1Dequltable, paying a
mfllhF wllh lbree't~ ltU than.$900 per_,_, In Mlaalaalppl, and 111\lfe than
'4.000 per 7ear in New Jeney.
nd~ Incentive: The Tarin famUy ot Callfamlti, a falnlly ol 14, were ,.,.,,.
.In( f"4 per'moolb • ~· Mr. 'l'arin
weal to wtrk plcklnJ """"""°" for ' $lili:ll ~ month and .i,.1 bla enllre ~ .UlliJdy, I llt'~telJ
JM'°"*'" Mr. Tam, "'' In 1171 tilt l!upreme Court ol U.-nlled stalel
der,)ded agalnat him. , , • •
WHAT JNCEN'J'WE does this 1lve a
poor man to work? Wbo elae but lhe very
poor Pfl10Ver100-t In taua!
AddlUonally, under tho anUpoverty procrama, llla6>cla ol mlWons of dollars
f
have gone to private mana1ement and
comulting agencies ~blch earn their llv·
Ing furnishing "advice" to the · federai
government. As late u 1970, the Office ot
EconOmic ~rtunlly was paying S<Jme
128 con:iulling finna .$11.7 million. The
OEO did riot know Itself wllat It had
spent In the consulting area, but the
estimate! of $600 n'lillion from 196' to
10CiaJ worker advice, etc. -or shall we
turn to a subiidy of cub? U a cash
suhlldy is to he elven, aball It he wit~ no
strlnts attached, or shall the recipients
be comJlelled to W.rk lor !he government
as senator Long has proposed ?
SHALL THli: wel(are progr lm. conl\nue
Jargely under state control,, oc sho~Id It
be talten over by the f e d e r a I J910 was the figure given. At that time,
there had been 4-4 evaluations or the Pro-government? How might some incentive
ject Headstart. aJont l , to work be built into the welfare struo-
Only last year, the federal OEO ac-ture? And there are other Issues.
cused the State ot Clllifornia of using How can we get congress to act ? T·he
$800,000 In federal antipoverty funds to issues are serious and · multiple,' but
finance a 11polltical. spy system" Within C.Ongress has the technical expertise to
the st.ate. Jn what other states has solve the wel!are problem, if only it will.
something like' Ulla also taken place? One step the. reader can take iB to write
How many leaver of bread or cartons of hll CClnlfUSJllAn and urge immediate ac-
milk for the -do llUcli programs buy? tlbn. Perhaps, like He!Culis. Congress
• • can..be prodded to rl!e up and destroy the
AND HO'ir ·~fu mm.a hsve ~ welfare ,.rzient 11hlch ~ on lbe poor
broken up over the rule tllat 1 man In tho , ind on taxparut. al,lke. , ,
house maku a tiother lneU&ibl• for aid? , ,-----~------
11 took I Slipremt Court decllf<a to atop
•nannouneed raldl, but the ehockl are
sWI mtda litCI tbO damap illa Molt clono
-tbouunde ol i+nea -bJ·JllW,
Certal·n l y bY all llUdardi. tho
welfare program has Ml a cbaotic,
wasteful, ~lhk!II, ln'!'l'llilble m ....
Bui all tbla la ,..;..u,i and widely ad·
mttled. V/bJ'...., 400ift1i ~ act?
Here In il1 ·1.-, ODii mlijl proceed
wtlh aympath)I. 111* -· Uu the beade ~( lbe ari<i•nt G~ llipenl, an llllDY
al!d dl!HCUK i. oll1.
Shall the .. blld1_ llltloll IJ to k 11•.,
the poor oontln'!i to he .. botanll11i7
•trtar• in A*bp'e '-Ullt IS, such thfnp a.i
portlallJ' ti.. food' llanlpt, partlaljy '"" -.. ..... medical wtlncl, Irie
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Saturday, September 2,:t97i
The comment page of lhe
·Dilly Pilot seeks to inform
and stimulate readers by
pmentll)g a varle\y of c;iirn·
mentary on topics1 of jnt~
est an4 &il!nifkance from.
informed. observers 1 n d, -.
1pokpsmen.1
. lt~Mlf N. W'"'-',-Publllher
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Well, we've come to aoothtr
bJlid17 weekend .-thla timt
lt'r tobor Doy, coming up on •
Monday.
Ill l)le 1111 "°"pie ol arl con·
ltlll, appmntly the topics
have betn ~ toup, )¥cause
tile' number of entries has
deflnitely -clown lrom the D'!IWamqual .
, ·But we did have a lood wiJI. nldt drawlna (or today, aa ~ou · ...... ,...riwanttomuea
opedal COl1lll1tlll OJI ll
111U WiDoclll'. ~ above
111<1 ~oocl Ille 'call "' duly
lblr weel:, by· looklnc lip rom•
hlltoiy about p-Dlllltl
Iloooe, .... lneludlnc a part ol
one of thole ljorlet In her •
clrawbl{.
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Life Gas
Supply
A~q_uate
WASlllNGTON (UPI ) -
°'Yrflt ls the "ru ol life.•
We wooldn'\ be ·bere if ii
hadn1l been here first. Dtprlv-
ed of it 'f."e'd die, practically al
once.
Jlapp1ly far UJ, there seems
to be plenty of oxygen in the
atmoaphere. How did It get
there ? lf you ever stud ied
"general scie.oce " in · high
school, you probably lhlM you.
know the answer.
We a:et our preck>us life gas,
so the textbooks say, from
pholosynlhuis, the p_,, by
.lfhicb green planll exbale o•·
ygen u a waste after uatnc
aunllghl-to. convert carbOn
dioxide, water and llWldry soU
nulrienl.9 Into foods and flberl
for Ille by us lnd other
anlmala.
One touble with this tut·
~ book slory Is lhal It may not lf'lflll\;f.,... .... , \;,.jll"1~",J\,.,.~ft,,. be altogether true. Space
·The rub J • c I, you'll.-----------------------------, remember, for last week, was
autdoomnen like D 1 n i e I
Iloone·and Timber .Jae~ Joe,
science has provided at least
some support for another
theory of how our atmosphere
acqui~ its 01ygen content * ERIZE WINNER *· whose picture and life's story Diane Wlnoc(;r, 11, 1929 Windward ln., Newport Beech appeared last week.
I 'll bet a lot of you rea<f that An.y child under 12 cafi enter Uncle Len's <;:on test. Here's all you
atory, becauae several entries .., do~ (1 ) draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5'12 inches wide and
tn our other conteet did come 4 inches deep. Use b{aek ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or
in on the subject of pioneers tract picture. It must be your own work: (3t Put your name, age and
and woodsmen. Like our win-addreu ori back of drawing. MaU it to Uncle Len's Art Contest. Bo1:
nin( Poem. below. 15e0, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mt.SB. Entries must be received By noon on
I got another good poem, but Thursday for publication on the following Sat1Uday. Winner will receive
It wii about abolhet aubject Keooedy ball dolla»r _,
· hundreds '1Jf · millions · er
perhaps a few billion years
ago wher. the earth was young.
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Hula, Hoo11 Cl1a11rp
David \Villiams. 14. of Ind ianapolis, Ind .. demonstrates the style that \Von h1n1
the fifth annual Nati.<:in.~I 11 ula 11oop Championship in I.,os Angeles at Universal
Studios. There \\'ere 13 regional \vinner s and 'lic is the second boy ever. lQ_\vin.
.. -.Ille Blblt. Now, a couple ol ._ ___________ ...,. _______________ _.
-~ qo we had a story -about Adam and Eve, and
nary a Jlfl'IOll rent In a poem
(nor even uy ar:I) about the
WHEN Apollo 16 fl ew 10 I-he
moon last April, it look "'ith it
a gold-plated "ultra violet
camera spectrograph" deiign-
ed by Dr. George Carruthers·
of the Naval Re s earch
Laboratory (NRL). N 1 vy
'Capt. John W. Young of the
Apollo crew set it up on the
moon's surface and used it to
take pictures from that alrJeu
vantage point of the earth.
mosphere as a resull or solar
JultrivloleL ra~atlon . '
HYDROGEN b e i n g e.1:-
lreqiely light, e, v e n l ... II y
tsca~ the earth's gravity.
Oxygerl, much heavier, re-
mail>a In lbe atmosphere. The
idea that solar separaliQ,,n or waw•1 OOiiiJiiblllnts provides
our chit!f oxygen source is not
new. But Dr.· Carruthers'
camera lends it substantial
new aupport.
2nd Bride Arrives
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-' Some of you may bave bad
ICJ!le llOCOlld lhouchts and
decided II WU. I good topic
•lier all.
This week we'll be drawing
somethlni Wen ever have done
before. Now I know many of
you will be aoing eut of town
taver the weekend-because-of
the !ltra. day of vacation Ol()St
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of your mothm and fatberl work lo ruppo;t lhe!ruelves, week.
gel • . but on the !int Monday of There •hould be 8"111e good
Bui I do hope you will find SOptemWr we .. 1 aatde a day jokea and poema_comlng lrom
time lo do 1 little drawing and to honor the wortingtnan -a colGrlul character like the
some thlntlng about poems -whom we -often take for carpenter too. "And bY. the
and riddles for our aubje(t -granted. way, with three big winners
the carpenter. • ta.OOr -Dax was f i r st recently in the .Ask Andy con-
1 chose the ~carp eh t e i:: celebrated in the United States test, it should be clear that it's
because he ls a good symbol of and Clnada In 11582 by the not tha t bard to ·win a great
t~ working man in America Knights of Labor, one of the set of encyclopedias.
-and Monday, Labor Day. is first big groups of workers So I will be expecting to get
his day. Of course most of the that 'fe call unions. It was s o m c intelligent questions
peOple in the country must made a national holiday two about the world we liva..ift -
years later, in 11184. especially since school is
In sOme other countries in starting and you'll all be doing
the world the day we ca11 May a lot of thinking again (sorry I
Day, May Jo is celebrated for had .to bring up that subject).
tht working man . But here it's Some of my old regulars
in September: haven't sent an entry in Jor a
'n1e pictures di1clo1ed Cteblls never seen-before ot
the geocorona, a Vast region of
atomic hydrogen which en-
velopes our planet and .atenWI
40,000 miles into space.
7he photographs . according
to the NRL. i(ldicate th:1t
sunli ght atling on water vapor
"may provide our pri n1ary
supply or oxygen ...... and not
photosynthesi.! as is generally
believed."
According to, ,Dr. Car-
ruthen, the earth 's·geocoronal
hydrogen is believed to be the
nsult of the dissociation or
water vapor into hydrogen and
01:ygen in the upper at-
This does oot ntean \Ve couh.i
eet along if our green vegeta·
tion \\'ere destroyed -by
pollution or whatever. Plants
augment the atmosphere's ox·
ygen, and they supply all those
other things men and animals
must have.
We would miM them sorely
even If it tums out they
weren 't the (lrigJnal or main
JOurce of our "gas of life."
llclaJs hope rite will pick up
aorne pointers from M'Kuwba .
ud SWnolli
OKLAHO.MA CITY (AP) -
The second mall order bride
for, M'Kuwba, Oklahon)a City
ZoiCi~s'1nountain gorilla, has ar·
rived by jet and been whisked
lo1he , .. ror-an1n1roduction. -'MISS WOOL'
There are only 12 mountain
r,orillas in . captivity, ,nd of· ,_F, E' TE ENDING ficials in Oklahomr City and
the Bronx Zoo are hopin l'! for
great hapi:-cning~ w h C' n
~1'Ku\vba and the fe male.
Sunlaili, gel together.
She "'ei~hs 300 pound.sand i!!
24, more mature I h a n
.Joseptjnc , the r ~ I u c I a n t
female imporled about a year
ago.
Josephine would h a v e
noth ing to .do with M'Kuwba .
but she is still 'around. Zoo of· •
SAN ANGELO. Te>. t AP\ -
There 'will be no n1orr f\1is~
Wools of A1ncrica \\'hen the
present hold er of the title,
Barbara \Vard, ends her year·
long contract.
l"acinl a lack of rurthcr
funding . officers of the l>year
old Miu Wool of America
Pageant Jnc. voted it out ol
eilstence t.lfedJve Oct. 1. . ' . ................. .,....,.
t/• Orlltlf c......, '°"• ..
And aince the carpenter, while, so I'll be looking
with his hammer and nails, fcirward to ~ring from 'you.
tho man wbo builda most of Alao, all our: thanks lo Lynn
the haiiies we live in, is a good F~,r-,cbrts Kuder, Uz -============'.::===========================:;=:-representative of the whole Sim.peon, Caroline· S c· h i e k , , .... __ _ wortiog PoPu.Jation, t b • r' • Jou. SdUct, and Lorr J
what we'll draw for ~ , Moralice.. ~ . """'lll\dl Slt to 'Tl'((lt ~ ... 11, M Cllfl .... !"° Mt .,_..-. enormoua hwnp In the earth's ' ~
crust, .reaclling an lhe way ,! ~· aro·~··'6 .. c b 11,...ulle lo arow food I• from Aluka lo Panama.
Do ... ? There In central Amerlc•, orner
f!:;ands "':~ 11m~i!:: ~~ ~: ~ n;:;::~c:~r~r,;. . RIDDLES and JOKES
human populaUons •~!Pde, Andu. Actually •II these ,.------------------. .. ,.. Weatem.mountains are part oL
ev!ljUOOy gets~ a amlller tho_ same geographical feature
ahare. Snwt experb: who -an enormous range th8.t
think ahead are-concerned strttebts some 8,00J miles
deeply aboul lood 11Uppliea for from the ArcUc lo the
Ille teem1J!i bllllom of . the. Antarctic r e I fo n 1 • The
lu111re. About a deoade qo, enormous lllmalAyu bump
Ibey had biP bopel for farm-1be1t shoulders In Alia aod Jilt IJll lballow areaa of lbe sea. up lo the world'• hl&besl
* PRIZE
WINNER
' Joanne: What did a producer say to
a ghoot ln a play before he went
on?
Pete: I don't know?
Joanne: "LoQk alive!"
Lh ltmllltftt tlM Delll!Yw.k,
CHll M•M .Al -~ the oceans pro. peab. Bui the mountalnr •lclo only aboUI t percent of aloni, Ibo Western 11de .of lhe
Ille world'• ·food. 11 Is Ammcu fonn Uie longest l!:::=================:::::.J estimated I b a I apeclallud range oo any conlin<nl.
farming technique,, c o u I d * . ~ make the aeu even more pro-Now let'• probe the ooeana
duclivo than !be land. to meaaure lht mountaina that * 11and .., Jhe n°"" o1 tbe .. a.
Tb' far!iiin, Id be We !mow now that · the solid
DANI EL IOONE
Daniel Boone was a very smart ma n,
He'd cut down trees
And live off the land
And hunt-1ol" game,-• '
And people 'still remember his name. r
hard".,:• apen111,. ~. 11 seabed bu ups and downa,
couIJ! proc1u.,. Jll(ft f1r11 ;ban H k •-t h.e d.>. y I a n d..
we now take. but ita main Oceanograpben h a v e been
harvest woold be • floating mU!ng mapa of It for several
plonktoo. However, lboUJh decades, but the big job ol
t11iJ m1J1ure o1 mlcmlcopic charting It all II not flnllhed.
plant and animal marine life Ooe ol the !int featurea they
II bf1114' nu~· llOllOdr 'llOlleed wu Ille MJd.AUanlic:'------------------'
1111 lomd a ny to make It !Ud(e, 1111~ clOwn the very 1&AlrtllOUlll 1or-paop1e lo eaL. middle or the Atlantic Octin.
. 11lia -ler mountain' :,.:.a.a':..:= .= ..... la al -t,000 milto
.,.tera wbore Ml fannlnc ICllaer than Ille Jooreat range mill>! be ..,..ible ..,. beln« '"' dry land. · ~ by ..,..,. ud 1lzrlher probing reveale4
lndurlrlaJ pollution. that !be Mid-Atlantic Rldp 11. so, 11 pr-m our~ for merely one arm of a mucb
rroiiiiil ~. fOod 111 111e·... =~ :'l: .:!. ~1;
are ntber dlm. .. mkklcun ridJe s n a k e 1
,..,,, ...... , ~.,.. >wtwM ... through tbf major oceans for
., tM Mtttt ,....,,,. Nr'tl••••• ,. 1 dJatJnce_ of fO,oot miles. An4 :::"t11~..=1: ,., ·-'-•l'lll!t kta.. so far aa we kriow, It ls tM
I0111eli mountain ranfe on lhta 'tlllleli lo Ge ...W'• loqat planet.
aoutala nqe? The Atlantic Rldl• begina
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nur ledand, nlDI down the
Vfl'l' ....... ol lbe -and South Atlantic and curvea
~ South Africa. Tbe Eul
P1dlc Riae' ra-out lo -..
oil our Well Coul· lt -around Soulll Amorita ...
-.. ... lbe 'two ....
~~walerla
* ,.or l1lOll of the way, lhe
crest ol the -· 1..,111 r&nlt l.t .. ~ UDdec. •
~ ..... .,_.""'-'· """"lllrl lo llilllb, .... -of !ht tlclp II 1pUt oparl by a
hop rift. or dltdl, about •
mljaa Wide.
Hm ... u..... the hJaheel .,..u PGtt llp and ronn
1"andl lii llJe -· And alao liere and ,there, Ole eteal
uodenraler r ... ..U• ....
.. ,ii loot lava odo Ille aolicl
lloor ot Ille ...
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.A anowman appeartd ID PhUadelpbla recenUy, bu~
turned out to lie constructed of 40 gallonr of vanll·
la· ke er.ital, u . • local rtttaunnt decided to C09l
Gil IU YOWll patrons. Ba~ cMlplte the ~ of Aug·
usl, ii did not melt. The cllllclren eot 11 before lhe
9M11J:ee leolperallln.
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• YOUR NEWS QUIZ
PART I~ NATION L AND INTERNATIONAL
Give yourself JO points for each correct
answer.
1 •. ? •• became the new PresJdent oC the Inter ..
national Olympi c Committee, Bucceeding 20~
year head·Avery Bnmdage.
a-Lord Klllanian
b---Coun~ean de Beaumont
c-Pierrc de Coubertin
2 .• ? •. lnvita.tion to compete in the Olympic'
w1.1 withdrawn after a ~ycott wu threatened
by black atb.letes in proteet of that nation''
racial policy.
a.-Uganda.' a
b-N1g!rla'e
c-Rhod.esia' 1
3 A new 1pace ob&enatory named •• 1 •• wa•
rocketed into orbit around the Earth to uncover
ln!orma.tlon about Interstell ar clouds of du1t
and gafll.
a~Copernlcus
b-Gallleo
c-Ptolemy
4 A1 re. Henry Maler, wife ol Lbe De mo c r al lc
ma.yor of Milwa.ukee, s econded the nomina.tlon
of fusJdentNixonat theRepubllca.n ConveoUcn.
True or False?
$ Lateat Deputment ot Labo~ 1t1.U1tio1 indicate
Ibo co•I of II vine (CHOOSE ONE: roao, fell)
f~tenth1 o1 one percent 1n July, 1ta bige&t
·ahlft In flff monlba.
PAIT II • WOlDS IN THE NEWS
Tak• 4 point• for each word that you can
'lnatcb With Ill correct meaning.
! ..... emanate a-qualified
2 ..... de bwlk ~declln1nc or decayi ng
3 ..... ell&lble c·-to expoae falaenea1
'4 , •••• decadent
6 ..... deceUful e--to com.e from a aou rce
rAIT Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS
Take 8 points for IWllAll that you can
coruct11 match with tho cl1111.
l ..... Pan ChWll Hee a·Pre1ldent, Portupl
2 .... .Juan Peron
4 ..... Saln4or Allende
5 ..•.. Amertoo Tom a•
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b-former Pre11dent,
Arsenuna
c .. Prealdent, Chile
d•P resldent, Republic
of Sou.th Korea
' c-Premler, ?,'orth Xorea
e VlC, tnc., M.4a_,., Whc:ONht
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.. II lllt or 11 ... own ""°'' tor news." T1kt 91111 .,..l'I' MIWI .,..
II\ ~ PrlV&C't' ol your """ ftCtn9 (Yell Oln't t¥HI ,...,. .. i.t tt..
.. rt"SI ol 1111 f1mll'I' It-llow 'f'ou '"'" Cl<llt 111'111 -hc.w "'""' .,.., koow ltbwl wllar r""" °" 11'1 fh1 -Id todav.
0.11'1 CllNI -A111-1 ._..., l1t,Mlti ...., ... .i&.
Match word clues· with their correspond-
ing picture• or symbols. I 0 points for
each correct answer.
1 ••..•
Government a1e ncy
.f that provJde• for edu-
caUon and employmenl
opportunities
2 ..•••
Fall Roundup beg i n,.
sept. I fit
. ' 3 •.•.•
Premier Kt.kuel Tana-
ka of Japan
4 •••••
F
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B This organization i ~ in
charge of the Ol ympic
Games OEO
5 .... : .. ::i o uth V1etna.m e se
President Niu.yen Van
Thieu
H
c 6 .••••
IOC
Bill paeaed by House of
RepreaentaUve1 11 m-
t te thl1 means of
achievtn1 nolal b al-
ance in 1cboola
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Nlxoh
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Former P r es ident
Lyndon J obn1on ceJe ..
brates birthday Au g.
2 7th
9 .... ,
Ktna:Hauanllof .• ? .•
e1caped ua1a1lnation
attempt
10 .....
Th01J1and1 of A•ia.na
are be1QI expelled
from th11 naUon
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fl •ICIO ,.iM •TOI SCOU: 61 • lU llOI'"' • f•I<.
11• ta,.l ... ·bceU,.t. I0•~7?7-H'iii.!
fAMIL'{ DllCUlllON QVllTION .
Sbould. a. nation'• nclllpollcles affect lta Olympic
eUglblllty?
THIS WllK'I OIALLENGEI MO 1COtt
ln wh•L Olytnp~c aport ~'11) Prlnces&Anne o!GrO&L
Britai n compete? ' ---------------------
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Finl 8aplJJI Cllur<h ol
Lqana llWJ, at 2452) Moulton
Pkwy.; WVfc,. Swiday at II
a.m., church ac:hool at 9:45
a.m.; sermon •;Ktep on
Bellevlng," by the Rev. lvan
Bell; Wednuday p r a y e r
metting at 7 p.m. on Book of
Romans.
Vlllvenlly . of B 1 p I II t
a.rdt, at 2251 S. E. Bristol,
l!anlll Ana; lttVlcto Sunday at .
io:ao 1.m., chun:b ICbool at
1:-41 a.II).; aenr.on '"111.ll ts M1 P'l<tb. Thia la My Blood,"
by lie Rev. Willis J. Carrico;
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~ulpit_&~Pew .
evening wvlce al 7 p.m., Chriulen Selence metlln&I at I p.m. or 11 ill
1trmon "Lord, Help Me to -r--cburchel.
Welk." CbrlJtln Science Cburcbts,
Flrll Cburch of Chrlll S<lelk , Congregatlonai
Harbor Trlaltf 8 1 PI I• t
4
tl1t, 281) Meaa Verde Drive, Nclgbborhoocl Con1rtP~.
Church. ai 1230 Baker St., Costa Mesa , 11ervice, at JI ol . Cbureb, at 340 S. Ann 1 ~--M . · S d a.m. and church school at 9: 15 Drive, Laguna Be 1 c b; \IU:lta esa, services un ay services S1..11xlay at 10 a.m.:
at II a.m., church school at a.m.; Finl Church of Christ, sermon "The Book of Isaiah
9 •5 "AM Scientist, 8th and Olive, Hunt-Today," by the Rev. J-•n M. : .. a.m.; sermon easage VII ington Beach, services and Reynold! and th:? Rev. Paul E. on Re\'ival From Hosea 10," by h h hool t 9 30 nd 11 c urc sc a : a Kleuter ; flag dedlcatk>n for the Rev. Connie 8aUoa; even-a.m.: Flrlt Church of Christ, Bridge Hall , for Labor Day
Ing worship at 7 p.m., Dr. Sclendl1, 3.103 Via L i d o , weekend.
Borchert, gue1t speaker. Newport Beach, services and
South Sboret B • p t I 1 t
Church, at 32712 Crown Valley
Pkwy., South Laguna: Mary
Martha Circle meeting Tbun-
day at 10 a.DJ
church school at 9 and 10 :30
a.m.: Second Churcll o f a.mt, Scleatllt, 3100 Pacific
View Drive, C«ona de! Mar,
lltl'\'ices and cliuich llChool at
10 am. Wednesday testimony
P I ymouth Conuegational
Church of Newport Harbor, at
3262 Broad St., Newport
Beacjl: oervlce1 and church
(See PUifIT, P.,. I)
Church
To Begin
· Buitding
Members of the l'lewpo<I
Center United M e I h o d II t
Cburdl rlCOIJllJ appoinled...u
archll«l to design lhelr -
chun:h, to be built at San JOl-
quln Road and Marguerite 1n
Corona del Mar.
The congregation has betn
metlifli ·at St. Michael's and
All Angels Epl!copal <llurch,
Pacific View Drive and
Marguerite, under Ute 4inc·
tion or the Rev. John Jtnox,
who recently came to the
church. • ·
The new chU.rcb facilities
will Include a mulUpurpose
building for woiablp and com-
munity actlvlU.., u well u a
lix<!a...Om p.....:bool.
Conatructlon will begin in
the sprillg of 1m.
RRIGION
Picnic Planned
The deaf group of
Westminster First Baptist
Church will ' spansor a Labor
Day plcnlc on Sept. 4 ~
at 9 a.m. at Sigler Park,
Westminster.
The bueball diamond Is
..-ved from 1 to s p.m. n.o.. wishing to . itlend Ire
.,ked to bring a -lunch and friends and g.,_
• • . .
la Los Atlg~le• ·
3,000 Scholars
:EXamme Religion
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
11lm thousand b i b I l c a 1
scbolan will examine-the role
cf religion in a "dehumanized
age" during a ~nrerence
~lnnipC here today.
The aCholars, represe11tlue
nearly all the intellectual
bodies c:oocerned with religion,
will meet for five days during
the first lnternatlon1I
Congreu of Learned Societies
11n lhe Field oI Religion.
With · a theme or "Religion
and the Hwnanil:i!lon QI
Mant'' the acholara will seek
w1y• to inlUll a bumanlilng of
faith in the eotabllshment·
orlente<l clwrcll.
"RELIGION must come to a
.
new way ol lookin& 1t llWf In w .. i,m cMllmiOn, • ..,.111e
(.'Oflfertpce chairman, D t •
James McConkey Robinaon.
The scholar!i will bear a
.dozen majo< .-Ind '50
research papers, many on
religious topics, but others on
women's lib, religto,oJn an In-
dustrialized societj and race
relations.
Two hundred Euro p,., n
scholars and 8 score from the
Far _East win join AnJ,ertcan
lheologiam at the aesalon.
'ibe C9111~ U-Qui of
a desire or retigiouJ 1Cho11n
to coordinate lhelr IC!lvltiel
and exchange idea!. Fifteen
societies wjJJ participate.
!ORANGE COAST CHURCH -D·IREC'I'ORY
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN, CENTER
FlftMnth and Monrovi1 Str11t1
1!'30 A.M. & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worship
"BASIC,, HUMAN NEEDS": Leviticus I ,.
"I NEED TO BELONG" Ser••• ~Y ,.,,.,
9:45 A.M. -Sunday School
6:00 P.M. -Evening Worship
SOLUTIONS: THE BOOK OF ROMANS
"THE STARTING PLACE"
WIDNUDAY-7:JO P.M. -FAMILY Nl•HT
HOW TO STUDY THI lllU
CN1,...,. I QIW C.. A......_ fwd s.m...J
Dr. Georeo o. Wood, Pastor 646-7117
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 'i;, 22nd St., Co.ta M111 -541-3761
E. W. Pl.illip1, Pt1lor
SUNDAY SllVICIS
t :J.O A,.-.-511tdey khool ~I-'" IAJtA9ul
CHILD CAii AVAiL.AiLi fl tM. II
11:10 A.M.-''TliCHIR GIFTS"
-, ...... rtillllpt ,,.~, ..
7:00 P.M.-"THI IUUlllCTION AND YOU"
A c-11111111•11 ..,.,.le• ,
P•t•r Plillllps s,..i..1..,
I-H ... .t M•••.,...p,w.y..... P.M.~ffM H"9 . I
Youth Tlmo :-Saturdoy, 2 p.m.-10 p.m, Youth Holl
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
111.ANCHES OF THE MOTHEI CHUll.CH
THI Fiii.ST CHUICH OF CHllST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MASU.CHUSms
"MAN"
Sund•y, September 3rd.
Cost• Meu-Flrst Church of Chrtst, Scientist
2111 ..... ,.,. Dr .. c......... .
~ lcllMI-9:11 A.M. a.,u Senke-11:00 A.M.
...... -..... nHM .. YfftleDr.
f:iunllngton Boacl>-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist
l .. lOfl-.H-"9ffMINcll ~
Sulldoy Sc!Miol -9:30 I U :DO ~~.
Church -t :JQ.l 11 :00 A.M.
leodl"I loom -221 Moh• St. • ,. Newport Be1eh-Ffrst Church of Christ, Scientist j
3103 YI• Udo, Newpf'f hoch
Church I S11tlday Scllool-9:00-10:10 A.M.
leotl~ looN, Jl15 Vie Udo
Newport Be•ch-Second Church of Christ, Scientist
1100 Poclfk YJew Dr., c.,... tW Mer
C•11rc• I S11Jtd.y Sdloel -10:'00 A.M.
leedl .. leoftl -1500.1 Cont Hwy. (l•r.t N•clua}
WeL 1 ... 1 ... '"'Im•..., M .. n.., -1 , ... -An a-11e1
All <srt cordially invited to attend the church
services and enjoy tM priviltOt.t of the
Readtng Rooms
Cllnd Core PrnfM AT ALL SRYICES
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Adams ' Streets ! Huntington Beach \
Mornin9 Wonhio ••••••••••••
•••••·•··• l :JO I 11 :00 '·"'•
1a.11 School , , • , , •• , 9:45 1.1n.
Youth Gro11pt • •• ,, , 6:00 ,.ll'lo
EYenl1119 Wer1hl, , , • , 7:00 P."'•
NUntl'Y Clrf ltrwided II Ill Mr'Ylc9i
Otllcel ~ Diii DnotlOn ...
Attend The
Church
Of Your
Choice
Corona 'del Mar
'
COMMUNlll
CONGREGATIONAL -· 611 HELIOTROPE
W11r1hlp -11 A.M.
Cllurc• Sc•ool -10 A.M.
THE EPISCOP~L CHURCH
Welcomu You.
ST. JAMU. 3209 Yle Ude. NOWllOrt hech
1 D:OI 4.M-'-ltr W...,, l:ODA.M.-tfely ._...... lJ
Att.n.t. ~ ......,.,
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1' ' '
. A Cordial Welco_me from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NEWPORT C~NTER
Wonlllp-9:00 A.M. AT
111 A9ot1, lalltff hJelld
11 :15 A.M • .t St: Mlclifff's
lplscopol c•11rcll
M .. Mrtt. Gt Pacific va.w Dt.
C.rttH def M•
l'llHr. .•7s-ot50
Cost• M••• Fl RST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th St. I: H1rbor live/,
Ourch Wenhi,.-9:10 I: II
Ch111ch School -9:10
541·7727
Co1t1 M111 Norifl
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Me11 Verde I l••er St.
549·2719
Worthip I Ch11rch Schoel
---9:10_~·~.'---
Fo1111t1in V1lley
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11225 Bush11"11
9&2·2593
Wor1hip. l C~ureh Schccj
f :lO A.M.
Minilt1r
ford R. Miiier
• H11nfi"gto~ l11ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 536·lil7
SorYite• -9:15 I IO:lO
Nun1rv Care All Morning
Church Sch col -9: 15
Huntin9ton le1eh -Nort•
COMMlJRITY
METHOOIST CHURCH
6662 Heil A-to. ' 142-4461 ·
Worthip -9 & IO:JO
.. Church School -9:00 A.M.
1r~1n1 -E11t 1!'!!1 ... -
-UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
l]J.123)
11422 Cvlver Rc1cl
11 UnlVi:rsHv Drlw
Wori;hip l Churc~ School
t l 10:30 A.M.
l1;11n• Beech
METHODIST CHURCH
2 lli3? We1l1y DriYe
Ln Solllh ll{llll'll
Worship ind
Church Scheel-ID A.M,
499·3011
Newport l11eh
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE-SEA
1400 w. 81lbo• 11 ... c1. 673°1101 •
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Cott• Mesa
Y. L HUTWl~I. Pmt•r eAllN 1'. NlltTWICk
Ml"h .. r If 'l'..,rll
CAl:l OINTlt'I'
Mlnbler " Mftk
.J.la,tor ChritJtiaii Church
I
lM--N...,,..... ...
MW.,,W_. ...., Cr '-I ........ s.mc.
T1ndmv 1 ~tlt A.M. Weitw•.,. ltOI P.M.
Tiie In. ,,... P. &.-, II, -.a., -..... : 671oCIJ10
Wonhip-f:JO A.M. Church School-t:lO I 11 A.M. II~~~~,
-SUNDAY SllVICU -
9:45 A.M.-s .... doy Sctto.I
10:10 A.M.-"Why I AM A lfflc•I''
iefMOll j,y Au.ci.t. Pelter
Gele11 P. tt.rtweck'
7:00 P.M.-"At TM Croureech •f Ur."
Setn1•1t .,., , .. er
o• NIWPOIT llACH -(DbcJplnl
MNt111t 11. .. lll•rly
At u,per loy lop Ch1b
2111 T11•tl11 A•e .. Costa Mn•
Morning Worship • , 9:45 A.M.
•
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Sund1111:00 I 9:30 . Church School -9:30
s.t•rd.y -5:10 P.M. -Holy Cen1M1•lo11
n. .... ·~· ....... P'rtnt·l..C.............,. 14t-ll26
··~:0::-=1;;"1... Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church
" COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Minister: Dr. 0. W. McElroy 3211 P•lflc Ylow D•ho, c-.. .., Mw ~~~~~·-~~~-~·~-~~,.~-~-~··~·~-~1...,~-~""~"~c.~~~~~~11~~~~ii~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~111 S111dcrya4:0i A.M. & t:JO.A.M .. Cl111rc• Sclleol/N1rwry.t:JG A.M. T1 .. d1y..,..7:00 A.ii. W.dM'Ml...-t:JO A.M. CHURCH OF CHRIST. ... .... , .... _.....,. __ .._ ...... .,
This Sunday Worship in
' vst.Jlndrew's 'Presbyterian Cl1urch
600 St Andrews Road • Newport Beach
Dr. Ch1rl1• H. Di1renfi1lc/, P11tor
"BLESSED LEFTOVERS"
Dr. c .. , ... H. D._reefiokl, Preoclil ..
ldeol:cal SerYiCes: 8 AM. 9:30 AM artd 11 AM
Child c11rl! iind <:hitt:hen·s Sunday School al 1!1 1ervice1
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd StrHt 1t Orongo, Cost• Mosa -541-5303
•• ,..,, • ....., -.... lctw.rd le.tty .
287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
SUNDAY MORNING trtLE STUDY ••• , .••• , • • •• ••• 9:45 A.M.
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP I COMMUNION •••• 10:41 A.M.
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHlr •••••..•••••••••••• , 6:00 P.M. I
WEDNES.OAY EVENING 118LE STUDY •••• , , • , ••••• , 7:JO P.M.
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH II~~~~~· PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas -
Tfftll P•* -PNtl Mert111
Menli .. Wenlllft-10:30 •·•· -S•H.y ScllMI 9 Lift.
.. ...., 1""1 .. WenW,.7:00 p.1n.-Pr•yer MHtl"f WH.•7:00 p.-.
~~~~~II NUISEll.T CARE Pll.OVIDED
1236 IHll St., H•1ttl11tte• IHc•
(Jnt .... et ,,.. ••lllflJ
1:00 A.M.-Holv Co"''"u"ic"
f :lO A.M.-Fell'lily Se,,,ie1 I Church Schoel INuri1ry C1re)
11 :00 A.M.-Momin9 Wonhip INur••..,,. C1r1l
7:00 r .M.-FetliY1I EY."1on9 I Senncn
Christ Church Presbyterian
10112 M99Hll• IH.., .a.-.J Hlilttlllff91 .....
In. DDHl4 f , leHm, Pettot \~ ')} SABBATH SERVICES
W. Whit Horrln9to11
Minis le• ll.0111 L•rtent
M11•ic•I Directc•
Epi1top1I Y1u"9 Churchm1"
Tiii C11urd1 II 1lwtn 1Y1l1tbr. lor Holy Mlrr1191
J1m11 C. C1l•v, P11tor -962°7512 Re1.1 516·4061
S•IMl•y 1f°erslllp: 9:30 A.M. . Ch•rc• SchHI: 9:30 A.M.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
harbor reform temple
RABBI BERNAROP. KING
... t:.. · meeting at
St Jamn Episcopal Church o 3209 Via lido, Newport Beach
For lnform11ion: call 675-7230
Phone : 64S..3191 Day or Night
h
~Nt thus eQ\U\UNllY (0iu1<~
TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Turtle ltodl Orlw IJld Am1lfl Orlw c-ltlodl IDVTlt If
Ctmout clrlWI. San Ditto F-.v to Car~1 SCuth ..
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
791 Dovor Dr. LI 8-3631
'llleln."-•·.,._ . .. ,.,
LUTHERAN CHURCH '
OF THE MASTER
Oflce: 20111 M91••ll• St. Ph•: 961-4940
Church of the Covenant
!ISO,_.,.. IMd, C.... M ..
.._. A. Lnte, P•tor
lnNy WenWp l a.c• ~ -1130 & I 0:00 A.i:I.
..... : 117-2140
Community Presbyterian Church .,.,.., ......... ~ ....
In. no..hl M. Keilf -.... Albert 0. H..,.
TEMPLE SHARON • Cll!IM Or.) llfl .. Tlll'lle il:tdt Drlv ..
--!: .... lldl s.n ....... ••t•r
,.. ':30 A.M. Sunday School for an "'"' E1rfy Worthl,
Otri1ti111 Educ1tlo11
F.atlYe Wonhl,
1:00 a.lft.
2900 Pacific View Di:•
CDrona del Mar
bt.-L .... t...,..... ......
~ w ..... 1,1 9:00 .. 10:30 A.M. ci.u SdtMI t :OI A.M.
rtio.e: 4f4..7111
1\e c..-notln 9POfOIU• fer the
•tire HsMr A1"
617 °WMt HD1Dte11, Cm. M ...
All Jewi1h f1mii11 .,. Invitee/ to ioin u1 i" 1 truly m11nin9ful
SAllATH IVENING SIRVICIS-FRIDAT AT 1:11 P.M.
Splrlt1J9' Leodof -l•bbl Ga'"• Goodn1e11
'4•·SS52 T1,.,pl1 Sheron Choir -On1g Sh1bot
SEIVICE5-10:00 •.m. a"d 6:l0 ,.m,
Fer l111ternfh19, Fu"dame111tal
llbl1 Toochl1119, Atta11d •••
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
MAICO FOlESRI Jll.. Hl•H. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
4tl·l t4f 4f4-1141 llf.0407
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF NEWP!)RT HARBOR S.B.C.
utt Cllff D1lt :N"""'1 1~740
Dr. "·I('"'" lltllln Mhllttw .. C-U11t & OwlrMdt
....., klloM -f :ff A.M. Wel'llll"-11:11 A.M, & 1:111'.M,
' ·-~· ,.,.,.,. ~ , •• 11,M.
11 :00 A.M. Mornl•t Wonhlp
NU•Sl•Y CAltl llll:OVID•D AT IOTM NOVll:I
• Fer lnfet1111lllfl Clntllll'RI"' OttMf M"""" CIH 1)1.1 .. 1
, ' THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY
j -AHll11! .. Witt! '"" •utlSt ·-·' c~
Seventh-Day Adventist Church I
271 A•etodi:t St., Co1to MH11
Joseph F. J•ffTeyt, Pater -Phone 541·65•6 I s~bl..1!h School •....•••••••••••••••.....••••••••• •:30 1.m. I
I Mr.1 ning Wc11hip ···•••••••••••••••••••••·••••••• 11 :0011.m, p,,.,.,, M11linq W1dne1d1v .•••••.• , , •••••••••••••• 7:JO p.m.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.B.C.
•• M ..... '9 htwMll g.., -4 w....,
rater hat Jofhr 142·2421 • SwM11, k.,..1 ........ 11• & ••• MerHit w.,.,. ........ ,,. a n
'"'"'"' y..,_ ........ ' 1'.M. YMJJI O!olr a .... S ..... -Attv Vts"°'
H11n1ry Clre Av111e1:1i. et Ill $1f'yka
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IO:lO e.m. ' Nurstr11 Cart Aoailabll , Phone ~2664
WILCOMI ll:H A.II ...... W .....
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PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHU~CH •
MIH , .... Drhe l Wet Sheet, C.... ...... UH.
ANDlllW C • .,.DllSON P1111r -llCHAID JACOISIN, ....,,_
Sundar khoDJ: •:1$ -Momin; wonltlp1 •:•Inf lt:• A.M.
Prl11c1 •f Pe1ce Luther111 Schoel -Mi11 E1thir Ol1ofl, Pth1cl,.f
O.ffie1 Pho"1: 549·01521 Scho•I Mto11e1 149-0161
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
• Mi11ourl Syftod
761 VS.... St, C.... M-
a..tliw '· ,.,,....., ,...., ........ ..,.. tlrYk•• •11s a n u•: ......, ........ •1• ,._. ' AM .... C"li' t i• A.M. ' , ~ -••• ,., ........ -•• 1111 ' ' LAGUNA BEACH >40 St ..... ,,_ l;AGUNA tlGUIL. ,; ;
At ei..a.y,.
c; >+~ O.t' PAu~';°ll:'ma · 29121 NIGUIL ROAD v
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St. Mark: Presbyterian-Church
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ICllool &!May at 10 Lm.;
ltl'mOn °AU Ye '?bat Lllbiol'.''
by Ille Rev. Ru...U Spittler, /nlerlm putor.
Epbeopol
Chvrcb llf st. WUfrld of
York, at Ch.ipel Lane and
EUis, Huntinglon B<ach: first
•nnual Brotherhood of St.
Andrew retrnt Sept. a.to In
Santa Barbara.
Pulpit & Pew . -
SID Clemmie; *''-Sun-
day at I a.m.; lll'1l'IOn "God.'1
Laber Unlocl," by tub Llf.. u.,,., .. guest opeabr,
Redeemer Lotberta Cburt.,
at 18351 Springdale St., HID!t-
ington Buch; services Sun-
day at 8':15 and 10 :~5 a.m.;
aermon "Work While It I!
Day,'' by tht Rev. Eugene
Schramm.
Prince of Peace Lutheran
11 ... Ford R. JllDer: 'lllt9day al IAlan Wedd.
WnllY ftllolflblp al l :.S p.m. -
Pra._...... , CHre) <1 Mlllels ~
ol Corona dol ¥ar at Mil r.
Pre~ ~ "' t'9 'eoveaant, at 2850 Fairview
ROid, Coat. M81; lttVfC'ff
Sunday at 1:30 and 10 a.m.;
sennon "They," by the Rev.
Bruce A. Kurrle.
dfle Coast"""·' Mt'Vicea Sun-day at 10 . .,m.; aermon "Bfr-
'" or KJna," by the llov. Eleanor C. Jackson.
Vnrlotts
Congregatlo11s
'hmple SharoD, at l17 W.
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NEW YORlt (AP) -"lllo
otandard, eld chamel o I
dwrcll oommanlcatlons, tho
•'llf:nnon. 11 ii coming ts\ for
IOme hard knocks thtse days.
But efforts allo are IJOlng oo
to beef It up.
V~rying approacbeJ to the
matler range from ateps tn
put mort quality into pulott
preaching to experiments with
scrapping it entirely.
""""" Cilthollc:I. -
bbbop -..,. lllal ''unclenlablJ .. are cetttnc
better ltr1!lOftl today, but we
Jlf.W hear fir too of'ttn the
complaint from the pe"s that
the sermon didn't heJp very
niuch.
"We have tu do :something
about I.hat."
.St. John tbe D 1 v In e Ch~l'cb, 2987 Mesa Verde_
Episcopal Chu.rcb, at 20U • Drive, Cott.a Mesa;. servl~
Orange· Ave., Costa Mesa : Sund1y a~ a and 10.30 a.m.,
JetVices Sonday at a and t :30 sermon ~ming How to
Lm.; yootb group m<ellng it Stand Alone by Ute R<v.
• ' p.m. Andrew c. And .......
St. Andrew's Presbyterlan
CbW'dl, at 800 St. Andrtws
Road, Newport B ea ch :
'!trvices Sunday at I, 9:30 and
U a.Ql.i sermon .. Blfssed Left-
ovmi" by the Rev. Charle1
IL Dleronlleld.
Hamilton St.. Coeta Mesa;
services tonight at 11 p.m.,
Selichot servlce: film. "The
Last Angry ifan,'• sbowing at
9 p.m.; for ruerv&tlons call
646-5W.
It's a .. time of Oux" Jn Sun-
day service.11J says the Rev. E.
T. De!.aney, of Mlmioapoll!,
executive secretary of the
American Lutheran Cbun:lt '• Cl>mmi8'1on m Worahlp .
Many .POrilbea in try1nc new metfioda IUCb ., MrmOD
,0 dialogues" wttb tbe COO.
gregatloo. multlmodla ..-
tationa, dramatic lkill. Soma
WlTH THAT obJe<.·tn•e· ln
mlnd a "National Congrus on
lhe \\'oni of God" is being held
In Wa.!hingtoo, D.C .. this com:-
ing week lpcl030red by the
Catholic IJtUvenlcy ol Amer-
ica. Relig·lotu Drive
jt James Episcopal Cburcht
at 3209 Via Lido, Newport
Beach; services S!,!nday at 8
and 10 a.m.; trial liturgy at 10
Lm.
L11ther1u1
Lutheran Cluardi of t'e
Master, at 2900 Pacific View
Drive, Corona de! M a r ;
services Sunday at 10 a.m.;
sermon "After You Have
Gone," by the Rev. David D.
Reynolds. chaplain of Long
Beach Veterans Administra-
tion Hoepita1
Methodbt
Fint UoUed Methodist
Ourcll, at 420 W. 19th St.,
Costa Mesa; aervicfs Sunday
at 9:SO and 11 a.m.; church
5chool at 9:30 a.m.; sermon
"Nobody Escapes the
l>i'ClPet," by th.e Rev .
Rlchard J . Dunlap: high
school UMYF Sunday at 6:30
p.m., junlor high UMYF
Thursday at 6 p.m.
MEii Verde t1 n I t e cf
Melhodlll Church, at 1701
Baker St., Costa M t 1 a ;
~ices Sunday at 9:30 a.m.;
le!'IDOD ~ Deification of
Our Identification,•• by the
Rev. B. Lothair Green.
c. aumutHy l'm"7t<r!U
tllan:ll, at 41$ Fomt A•e., Lacuna Beach; amlceo Sun-
day at I and 10:30 a.in.;
sermon ll'"nle Right Man on
Oar Side," by the R<v. Donald
M. Hal~ Interim paslor ;
farewell reception for the Rev.
and Mn. Hall at 10 a.m. ori
church patio; he will return to
full.time ct1unseling practice
at El Toro.
Flnlt Cburt~ " R<llglo••
Sclence of Newport Beae.b, at
m Avocado St., Costa Mesa :
servlcf9 Sunday at lO:SO a.m.;
lel'DlOll "Labor With love,"
by the R<v. Alberl Burtei
"Boutique" 1t Orange COunty
Falrgrouftda, selling donated
goods willl ~ golnl to
Science of Mind Cenler In
U e It• r I a a lJDinnalltt
Churdl, at 1259 Vlctorla St.,
Costa Mesa; no services Sun-
day; picnic at 10:30 a.m. at
park across from church,
bring lunch and games:.
Wings of ~1erey ~tlsslon,
Inc., meeting at Knott.fl Berry
Farm Chicken Restaurant;
biannual dinner meeting Mon--
day, Sept. 11, at 7:30 p.m.;
presentation on evangelistic
ac[ivlty in Mexico. n e w
orphanage plans for Victoria.
Baja California; pub Ii c
wtloome ; call 545-6308 for
ftM!rvations.
"""""· to fill the spot, subecribe to "canned" ser-
mons.
ON THE other hand, work ts
going on to upgrade the art of
preaching itselr.
"A good sermon ls the most
effective way or com-
municating the Word of God iiJ
today's society," says Roman
Catholic Arehbisltop John F.
Wheaton, of Hartford, Conn.,
Bolll Proleslants a n d
Ciltbollca ano parllcipeUng.
'Ibo coordinator for the af.
fair, the R<v. John J, Burke,
d.irector of tbe unlvenity'1
Institute for Pastoral Com-
munk:ations, uys a major
trouble with modem sermons
is that they deal too much
with psychology, sociology and
political theories rather than
on spiritual nature nr peopl~.
"The sermons that IOUC'h
peopJ9 are those that sho w
people that Jesus is their
Savior.'' he says. "They want
to know the meaning of their
lives in the context or thelr
struggle for significance."
Cardinal Terence Cooke, left, Roman C.Utollc Prim·
ate ot New. York. greets newsmen as he meets with
Sen. George McGovern DemocraUc pruidentlal
nominee, tri New York. The candidate devoted moot
of Ute final day of a two-day New York drive to ap-
peals to religious groups, Jewish and Catholic.
Beth Sl1olon1 Opens Up
For Classes in Judaism
Registration or ch!Jdren In
the religious !Choo!, Hebrew
~hool and adult education
program at Templt Beth
Sholom of Orange County is
now open.
_ The preconfirmatioo Pr°"
gram. for teenagers in eighth
and ninth grade. will take
place Monday evenln& tn a
new forma t.
Faith Lutheran Ol.arch or
. Capistrano Beach, at 34381
C8Ue Portola; services SUnday
at 10:30 a.m., chureh school at
9:15 a.m.; sennon "Do You
Know That Jesus ls Com-
ing?,'' by the Rev. James
Knotek ; Wednesday B i b 1 e
class at 7:30 p.m. .. '
lJolverslty United Methodist NeWporl Beach. call 548~
Church., at 18422 Culver Road, to donate unwailt.00 items.
atrill Cllapd ID Orange
OU.ty, at 125t Victoria St.,
~ Meaa: aervlces Sunday
at 7 p.m.; sermon by the Rev,
Ron Carnes, pa stor of Denver
Metropolitan C om m u n i t y
Churcb.
"There b no subllltute for it.
Although prudllnc uaed to
be a minim•I upeet of Roman
CatboUc ..me.a, w h 11 e
Protestants put prime em-
phasis on it. this difference
bas faded away In lhe con-
vergent trends on both sides.
And M>meUmes, in both
traditions, the sermon get.5
partly sideliljpd by the current
of new techrUques.
THE BEV. Ross Blake. an
Ithaca, N. Y., Presbyterian
pastor, says preaching would
be ~y betler il church
memben would let pastora:
know that they appreciate I.he
sennon 111 a prime aspect of
worship, and would offer
J1ptelfic reactions and sug-
geated idest or problems they w~nt 8i!cussed.
Temple Betb Sholom, tho
oldest and largest Reform
Jewish congregation ~ Orange
County, will offer families a
choice of Saturday or Sunday
Religious School for grades
kindergarten through seventh.
For the first time, students
will be offered a choice of
"mink:ounes." Each student
will tak< three ....,... durlnc
the year. .
Costa Mesa : servlcec.--:..-:~. -· ..... _
Christ Lutberaa Church, at
35522 Camino Capistrano, San
Clemente : secviees and
chureb school, SUnday at 10
a.m.; sermon "Eating Without
Working?,'' by the Rev. J.
Emory Ackerman.
Lutberan Cburclt of Our
lavlour, et 200 E. San Pablo,
church school Sunday at 9 111d
10:30 a.m.; sennon "What's
This Word 'Labor' A 11
About?," by the Rev. Ron Mlisoo. .
Finl United Mtthodist
Cllardl If Fomrtaia Valley, at
18225 Bu.!lhard St., aervlces
Sunday at 9:30 a.~.; aennon
"See How They Won," by the
Churtb of Religious Science
of Lagwia Hills, at 20062
Laguna Canyon R o a d ;
services Sunday a~ 9 and 11
a.m;; sermon "Sundays Are
Not Enough," by the Rev.
Ezra Ellis, director of the
Ernest Holmes G r a d u a t e
School o1 Religion in Los
Angeles, guest m1n11ter ;
Thursday lecturei at 10 a.m.
Newport Uni&y Center of
Crea tive U\'lng, at 15th and
Irvine, Newport Be a ch ;
services Sunday at IO a.m.;
sermon "Beyond Your Goal,''
by Daren Lane, g u e s t
ipeaker; anniversary sen'ice
at 10 a.m. Sept. 10 ; An-
niversary cruise on Pavilion
Queen 1t 7:30 p.m., caU
546-5181 for reservaUonr.
Voting Seen , as Religious Obligation
By WUlll CASSELS
Unltte "'"' 1.,.,..•11•11•1
U you find ·yourself feellng apathetic about the elec-
tion campaigR now moving into high gear, CGMider this:
Voting ia not merely a civic duty. It also is · a religious
obligation. ·
In a democratically governed country such 41.S the
United States. every clWen shares moral responsibility
for what his government does, as well as fQf what it leaves
undone.
Th1J 11 not just a theory taught. lD civics classes, bu•
a practical fact of life. It we have the opportunity to
affect the composition and cooduct of our government, and
fail to make Intelligent uoe ol that opportunity, we are
expressing indifference t.o tbe weUare of millions of human
beings whose lives wW be better or worse because of what
the government dou or fails to do in the future.
WE CAN'T DUCK our moral duty to vote by claiming
that "my one little vole won't matter." In a close election,
every vote counts. In the 1960 presidenUal ele(tion. for
example, a shtft of just one vote per precinct Would have
given the victory to Richard M. Nixon instead of. John F.
Kennedy. The 1968 c:ontest between Nilon and Hubert
Humphrey was almo8t a11 clMe. ·
be elected, and even H'·wt fttl It's a choice between two
evils, we have a duty to dea.ide wbicb i1 the lesser evil
-and cut our vote accordina:ly. .
If falling to vote ill a aln (I think it is), it's one that
millions of otberwll!e decent, God-fearing Americans are
&ullty of committing. In the last presidential election, the
number of potential voters who failed to go to Uie polls
was ueater than the number of. ballots cast for the win·
nlng candldato.
U JOU've never voted before, or· haven't voted In a
good wblle, you cannot wait until election day, Nov. 7.
to do your duty. To vole llleo, you mwt regisl.,. now. Jl<g.
istration ls a simple task, easily performed; and the boob·
will be open In moot tllales for al lellll another month.
IF YOU'RE GOING to vote, you °"" It to yoor fellow . man to vote 111 wisely aa possible. And that means taking
the time and lriluble to keep up with the compaign for
the next oouple <i months. Reed your newspaper, listen
to the candidates on TV, think about the issues, weiih
both 1ldes. Decide what you believe -and who you trust.
It '"1ak .. 90me eflorl The best-writlen political !itory
may not be as interesting to you as the sport.s page or the
fe11ture section.
.. JAZZ, dramatic readings,
Interpretative dancing and
discussions are replacing the .
sermon in some churches,"
the Rev. Robert H. Lauer, a
Florrlsanl, Mo., pa.stor writ,.
iD Chri!tianity Today.
Bu~ he aay1 the problem b
l>ol wllh the preacltitlg method
itseil, but Ila fnquenUy am-
biguot11 content. He . urgea
more limpJeJ:, autbaritatlve
preaching, focused on ChrisL
However, such response ap-
parently would ha ve little
direct influence on the "ghost
written sermoN s u p p I i e d
nowadays by vi.rious egeiicies,
1uch as l:.iturgy Publications.
of Sliver Springs, Md. and
Homily Service, o f
Wasblngton, D. C.
·James Oolaiarull, head of the
Silver Spilnc !Inn, estimates
about 20,000 of the country'•
:ao,ooo putcn ,.. such reody-
made sermons.
Methof!,ist Art Group
Plans Fall Classes
The Laguna Metflodl!I Art
Group of the United Methodist
Church or South Laguna will
be starting its third con-
secutive year of classes Mon-
day. Sept. 11, at the church.
21631 Wesley Drive, South
!Aguna.
Robert ~eld8, Long Beal:lt
artist who speclalizes in the oil
medium, will be tile ;,,.
strut:tor. Clrwes wlll begin at
9 a.m. and end at 1 p.m. and
each student is to paint his
own choice of subject, either
from his own set-up Ol' from
sketches made previoo.sly of
still life, landscape, seascape,
harbor scenes or other m-
tings.
Shields has been conducting
five classes per week in Long
Beach. Hi! paintings are being
shown and sold in galleries
from coast to ooast.
The group now has 1 coJ-
lection ol 23 oll paintini• In Ito
permanent collection. All of
these were painted by former
class instructors.
The claM is open t 0
everyone. For further in-
fonn11tlon. call Irene Bums,
499-1960, 494-0308 c:r 496-222(.
Betli, D<ivid
Makes Holy
Days Plans
Temple Btlh David o f
Orqe County will hold high
holy day eervirei •t the Los
Alto.. United Met bod l 1 t
Cburch, 5950 Ea!t Wll\ow,
Loog Beach.
• 71>e -wJll be COl>-dueted''by llebhi Henri !!::
Front, in conjunction" with
Cantor }ferry Newman.
The congregation of Temple
Beth David extend~ an in-
vitation to all Jewish famil ies
in the area &o worship during
those holy days. ~tembers of
the Armed Forces also .ire in-
vited to atteod.
'l1lll year, Rosh Hasbanah
begins on Frldat, sept. 8, and
extendJ t bro a I b Saturday,
Sept. 9. The J\ol Nidn Service,
which 01her1 1n the:
o1>oervanco oi Yorn Klppur
Servlca will be continued Monday, Sept. II.
For furl:her lnfonnalion and
tickets for hlgh holy day•
servlcea, call the Temple Cff-
r~. (113) ~13 oc (7U) -·
Nor can we opt out by saying that we dcin't ctn! much
for either candidate or either party. SomebOdy i1 going to
But keeping up with campaign developments is cer-
tainly not as heavy a burden as taking up arms to defend
your country. Yet U1e former is just as truly a citlzen 's
duty as the latter. WomenOK'd
As Priests
St. Isidore
Reviving
'Fiestas' l11sW.bility
'G . •
St. laidore Catholic Chureh, rowing·
al Reagan and Katell1 Avenue KANSAS CITY (AP) _ The
Pope Joins
In Homage
To Cardinal
ROME (UPI) -Thousands
of Romans, including Pope
Paul VJ, paid homage Friday
to C8rdinal Angelo Dell' Acqua,
the day·to-day splrltual leader
of the Eternal City until his
dealh Swiday.
The pontUf Interrupted his
vacation in the, Alban HUis
.tOUth of Rome to officiate at
the funeral o[ his "Vicar for
Rome," the man responsible
lor the diocese whUe the Pope
attends lo the afflln of the
universal churcll.
"lbe lu~oral w~ bald In the
baaUJca of St. Joltn In Laler"1,
the cathedral churcll of Ille
Rome Dioce>e.
Ordinary Rome citizens 9nd
prJeats who had come m know
and Uke Ibo blulf1 olmpie
canllnal during l1ll tour year
rule overflowed from the
ornate bullica. Flower• Imm
scvemme.nt.. leaden a n d
humble ~tiunl ·"'" plledJ 111 the door. People lined ., lo
llign 1 coodolenco book.
Dell!Acqua, 18, wu 1tricbn
by a heart olUock Sunda7
wblle leadlng a prtlgtlma1e iD
. 1-
St. Andrew's Man
Named 'Out,standing'
E. Kim Strut!, director of
youth mirristry at St. Andrul'•
Presbyterian C h u r c h in
Newport Beach, bas been
chosen for inclwilon in tbe l~
edition of "OUtstand!Dg Young
lffen of Ametjca."
Nominated earJjer this year,
the men chosen tor the annual
award! volumt are aelected Jn
recognition of t h e i r pro-
fe:saiooal and c o m m u n t t y
leadership. NomlnatioM for
the awards volume are sub-
mitted each year by civic
organizations, Ja)'<:et cha~
ten, college alumni uaocl•
tlonl tux! ru t 11 t a r y com-
mandants.
SCnrtl bu ......i on lhl
atall of St. Andrew'• lot tho
paol ft9' yoon. wwtlng with
sludents ·from throughout Ibo
Harilor ma. His specific llaff
respomh>llltles have involved
blm In teacblttg. coun,.iing,
procram pl1nnlng and
ministering lo up lo lllO Junior
high lbroulfh c 0 I It • e -a g e
YOWll PtOPle. At d!red« oi the Icthus
Team be Ito boen with them
u they have lllDj and prucl> ec\ lo caslnoe, military baset,
campl(roundJ, hotels, 1 n d
prilOlll .
Sindt II arrR1J llQddla
NAMED IN loOK
E. Kim Strut!
St. John's
Sponsoring
'Panegyri'
. St. John the Baytlst Greek
Orthodox Church will hold its
10th annual Panegyri (Greek
Festival) on Sunday, Sept. 10,
at the church, 405 N. Dale St.,
Anaheim.
The le8tiva~wlll eature
Greek food dancing,
.J pastries, an and crafts
show, games and Grecian
clfll.· Prius for the games it>
dude a 1'72 Pl)'llloulll Duster,
color television ael and 10-
apeed bicycle..
For more infonnation,
1111.0llL
can
In Davis
in lA>s Alamitos, Ui reviving ill 1nternationel president 0 f
lieela celebraUons. B'nai B'ritb ayt in.!tabJJlty in
The St. bidore Funlly the Jewilb family 11 llJ'Owlnti
DAVIS (AP) _ Sa 1n1 Center II having its official at ao alannlng rale.
Mart.in'11 Episcopal Church has openlne and actJvjtiee are "Tea yeen: ago, you very
voted 70-I t.o admit women to planned as follows : aeldom beard of a Jewish
the prie11thood and bishophood. -Friday• Sept. 15, outdoor )'OURlrter a p P e a r i n C in
The resol\ltlon •ill go to the dance starting at 9 p.m. wltb juvenlle court," David M.
Northern California Diocese band and announcltlg of queen Blumberg of Knoxville, Tenn .•
convenllori In October for a and two princesses; tickets said recently. "Our divorce
vote. It will be determined are SJ.50. rate was one-fourth the r11te at
then whether to ask the -Saturday, Sept . !6, out-that time. We had 10me in-
general convention o( the na· door Mau with Bishop Juan tennarriage, but not much.
tional episcopal Church to vote Arzube and children's play "But today we Hncl that the
on the is!jlle in September, after grounds dedication; food Jew ish people find themselves
1973. and gan1e booths open Bil I in the normal pattern. Our
The vicar or the Davis p.m.: raffles and dancing ltid' are drug ad~icts. The
church, Rev. William C. Bur-planned. divorce ratt has lncr~ased
rlll. said his congregation i8 -Sunday, Sept. 17, lood and even more t.bAn the ratio of
"without doubt the most game booths open at noon and the gene.rat population. and in-
liberal tn northern California." Tardeade dance begins at 3 termaniage 11 a very strlous
One of the four dioceses in p.m. problem for Ull."
Texas has passed a women's1r '===========;==="="=====;fl
rightt ttsolution. 1be issue Ate ye., •w•r• thet 11• Meffff t.-tN11l•f .,..., fell' "''" •PP••r
has been delayed at the last to lte, If••", ..... th• w1v.., • bett1r 011•? two national converitlons by °' ;, ., ... , •ffltllde tow•f4 •• , •• 1'•ll1f th•t It It • 41 ily t rlnd?
memben who clttd the need D• vo• ,.,lfn th•t 111cc•11 l1t Ilk •• ,..rw1. •11 how wi ll we tlo
for further study. tt.. ftilt at i. • ..i'
TI!. sCtENCE OF MIND ••11 1tel, .,., p11t vo11r '-••rt1l11 vou•
wor\ •~ 11'1••• •f wh•t•Yer yov '• • j1yeutly. cr•etM ••P••l-•nc•.
THI 1st CHUACH 0, a111.au1s SCllNCI
•• NIWPO•T llACH
'""'"'' y111 to heir
THI llYlllND ALlllT IUltltl
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The confinnation c I a 11 r · •
~mpooed ··<>f -•lenlh -vade ---1 students. "'ill stud y con.
temPorary Jewish .problems
and basic JudaJsm on Wednes.-
day evenings.
Temple Beth Sholom's
~lebrew School n1eets Monday
ilnd Wednesday itflcrnoons in
one l!ession and Tuesday and
Thunday aft ern o ons in
another.
Th1J ynr, ltudeots may
start tn grade four or five and
attend the school for tither
three. or four yean, at their
option. A dua for qualifiod
advanced aludenla ii allo
available.
The Temple'• llt8tllW. of Jewish Studiu will Offer
claaaes to. adult.t • 'llJuday
fmilnp and St-y. &mo
day and Monday mornlop.
* * * Beth Sholom
Emphasizes
'New' Year
For Reform Jews or
Orange County who ceiebrato
the High Holy Days at Temple
Beth Sholom the empbesis will
be on "new" u the Jewish
new year 5733 begin! Friday.
Rabbi Frank Stern will join
officers and directors at an
open house for Refonn Jews
interested In the congregation.
It wlll be held at Temple Betb
Sholom. 13-031 Tnstln Ave.,
Santa Ana. from 10 a .m. to 2
p.m. on Monday, Labor Day.
The open house program
pre(edes by Jess than a week
services for Rosh H~shanah.
the Je\4.·ish new year, \Jl.'hic b
beg ins at sundown Friday.
Adult services begin et 8:30
p.m. that evening.
On Saturday, Sept . ! ,
separate adult and children'•
servictt will be held beginning
at 10 1.m. An adult BttVice
will alM> be conducted at 10
a.m. Sunday, Sept. 10.
The high holy day•, during
which Jews the world over
rededicate themselves to their
ra ith and ask forgiveness for
their sins, will conclude 1t
Te1nple Belh Sholom with
services (or Yorn Kippur. the
Day of Atonement. o'n Friday
and Saturday, Sept. 17 and 18.
lnc1uiries about membership
and tick:els for the high holy
days services are available by
ca lling '3U12f or 544-S977.
How does
Dlristian Science heal?
Listen to 1irsthend ex-
periences. ms week's
program:
"SHORT OF CASH? IS
MONEY REALLY THE
ANSWER?"
7:00 AM-KPl-640-1..A.
1:45 AM-KMK-710-L..A.
7:1! AM-KOCM-l'M-
JOJ.J-H.I .
SEl'TIMIR J, lf7J
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Suit Puts
Pressure
On.LAFCs
Torture Toys on Rack Doctors
See Row
In Trials St.ate Atkre~ing Grueso100 Playthings
C1frlllla1a &a.-llonllor s,,.,.. VElmJllA (AP) -Tbt
ltlte'1 5t Local AC e D CJ Formation Commllsloos muJd SAN FllANCJSOO -The SIJ!IJter Dr.
be •lor<ed to lntenllly attacb D<adly id hll ICalltDy dad ¥ldJtn GUI
on urban llJ>l'llWI U a suit filed ol tllo IDilrell tortur. '"'° and plHed her In VCDtura County Su1><rlor Wld<r the l\l)Uotlne. SJowly be lowered
Comrlrruccml\il, an if. t!Jo blade while hll two monsters looked
torney contends. on. 1be suit. Uled on behalf or a llorror ,movie? Farfetched mad--scie~
c1Uiens' grm1p and two in-tilt novel . No~ at all.
dlvlduals. asks that Ute Ver>-The scene described was constructed
tura County LAFCO be. re-from a toy tit purcluised last yesr and
qulted to rescind approval or 1 assembled by an I-year-old child. Jt ls
677-acre an n t % all on in just ooe of the "toys'' dea_lgoed to ~
Camarillo. jure up in the minds of children pictures
"OUR ACJ'JON oould llllve of tortur~ and pain.
far-reaching effects," said Carlyle Hall Jr., partner hi the THESE TORTIJRl'l toys now ba .. betn
CenW' for Law In the PubUc outlawed by the state ol Calllornia,
lnW'e14 1 Lof.AngeleH>esed beUeved to bo Ille (llll stale In the nation
law firm which tried the aull to J>W IUCh leglalatioa. Aa ol Jul7 l, toy
"Tbe suit eould rtqulre counlera l1lroughout • the atale were
L A F'C O 1 In each of onler<d to remove 1beae questionable
Calllomla!J ii counHei' to amusemenll. '-/
fulfill tbolr statutory duty to The pouible bann ol IUd! kits wu
''discourage urban sprawl." brought to the CalJiomla Jawn\akers by
Hall added that mo.i agen-Assemblyman John L. Burton (().San
c:les currently interpret their ' Francisco). Six years ago, he originated
order to promote orderly a blll aimed prlmarily_at war toys.
growth as meaning to prevent Opposition to such Jegislallon,twhile not
governmental differences on Qrgani zed , was nevertheless strong
annexation. enough to delay action until las t year: By
KAISER AETNA Ventura this Hmt> Burtoll hnd. reluctantly amend·
Operations, an Oakla nd-head· ed his bill .CABllq&) to read, "No person.
quarters developer v.· h i c h shntl knowingly tifanufacture, sell, or of4
owns the land annex lO fer for sale any toy which is designed to
Camarillo, plans to build a depict torture, .. or resemble an in-
.. balanced community" on the .strument spcetf1cally designed for
property. Up to 10,000 persons torture. or which s.~cifically resembles a
would move into the area dur-bomb or trenade.
thg the nut 13 years the firm Gov. Ronald Reagan signed the bill in
py1. ' DecembeJ:. giving retaUers a six-month
The population of Camarillo grace penod to empty their 1tock.
b %1,000,
The ault alleges the develop-
ment will "mcterially 1· ·pair"
the air qcality in t h e
Ca'l\arlllo area.
The oxidant level o I
CJmarillo'1 air last year
rerxirted.!y exceeded federal
alr quality standards for at
least an hour on· 100 different
days.
Oxidant Is a commonly used
measure for photochef!lical
1mog.
Rescue Team
On Display
ASSEMBLYMAN Burton say!, "The
legislation isn't as broad as I would like
It to be. There are stlll other kinds of
toys I think are harmful to tbe mental
wcll·t>cing of children th-:t sbould be
covered by this kind of mecsure."
He would have preferred having the
hlll include guns, rifles , and the fighting,
talking soldier dolls whose: recording
Issues orders like· "Medic, get the blood
plasma here," and "All units commence
firin g."
Burton, the father of a &-year--0ld daugh-
ter, W83 appalled at some toys f0und in
stores when he began hll research shop-
ping.
Such things 83 electronic torture racks,
decapitating mechanisms, and even cring·
ing victims were found 1n ghoulish kill
SANTA ANA -Sierra which chRdren c<1uld put together.
Madre Rescue Team member• He then decided to Initiate legislation
will diacusa rescue techniques to protect young chHdren from the pos·
and dlllJ)lay equipment at 7:30 slble P"Ycbological effects ol playthings
p.m. Sept. 5 in the Santa 1ma· that ~ke cruelty, death, pain and war·
Valley High School fare seem like fun.
O(llor, II DOI dalll"'l IL~!J'I wJl1I
bobby collecton ol ouch mod'1I 11 MZ
bombm (even tboulh they have bomllo
oa )hem) « llnb w\111 bQ,ia ol band
greaadea oo the 1kfet. Neftbtt d°" 11
include physically dangerous fo!!I, many
of which are cov red under· federal It& ..
1s1,0on.
An ln!onnal surv.ey 'made .around the
San Franciaco a.res' ,of toy wholesalen
and retallen shows that mMy of them
did litt le lo promote sal., of such toys
evell Tthen they were legal.
"WE STOPPED tBn')'ing such toys
right afler Preeldent KCDntdy was ...
-"tiled," -. U... -nllllor re-14M Jl'JIANCISCO (AP) -
ported. ""' --pl)'dJoloPll Otbera uw the blndwrllfDI ... the ..,. .. , tboJ ,llolped tllo ddeme
sbelVOI aa the Bunon bDI became botnl'-Pel jal:orl to the AnCtJa
and so gradually phased out t!ie objectloo-Dilvb trial and predict 1
able lWns. 1f9Wlng rOle f0< ""1Choloc!lb
A spole$ri)an for A•w Prddoel$ eor-1n Jury ocle<llons 1n lhe fulure.
poratlOQrooe ~ufacturer of ·tbe M0tto Speaking at a lcqnvention of
aler Scenes, saya they llopped making the NatloMI MJoc:laUoo ol
tbe kits over two Y"" ago. The t97t Black Pl)'cholog~b. 11lomar
cataJo:. however, sUll carrJed advtrtis&
ment1 for them. ... ( J There is stiU a plethora ol guns and MED
1
I CINE
rlnes, not lo menlioa war to)'I and sold-_ . ~
Jer dol.IJ available, and dealers justify ' j the gWll by esplalnlng they're only the Hilliard, one o1 the five,
cowboy types, But the new Jaw bat 1Jm. d..aibod the Jll'OUP'• role Ir
lied the riu,ge ol aucb anU·people to•s, the lrlal u "a novel ap-, proacb." . I
Cu.8todian Finds .
Divided .Duties
Not Real Easy
SAN JOSE CAP) -Ed Porter h"5 pro-
\Ted it's tough for a courthouse custodian
to moonlight as a juror.
440UI' belief waa 'that r
Juror'• wUqa la lnlluonced nol
only by the courl -an/ hJI OWD alUJude -but by llie I
iDJeractlon ol his peraonallty
and the group dynamics In lbe
jury roorq," Hilµard Aid.
e Noi•e Harmful!
l Porter showed up in a business suit J ..., "''hen summoned for. jury duty in Santa
Clara County Superior Court in a civil
d¥1age suit.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Children attending s c h o o J 11
near Los Angeles International
Aii;port run the chance of suf.
fering permanent h e a r t n g
damage and ·are threatened
emotionally be c a u s e of
jetaireraft noise, 1 study by
UCLA aay1.
1 UPI T ... l'flett Bigger and Better
N:o sooner had he been seated on a ten-
tati~e basis than someone qlilled a cup
of co~ in an elevator. Porter W83 ex-
cused from the box to mop it up.
Then a small child wandered away
from its mother in domestic relations
court. Again Porter answered the call.
Back once more in the box, counse1 for
one side asked if he knew the attorney
for the other side.
Porter replied that he recognized the
face but not the name.
There followed the usual argument
between lawyers, at the end of ·which
Porter was allowed to step down.
On his way, word came that a light
b;.ilb had burned out some\\lhere .:!lsc in
the courthouse. Would he replace it? He
would and did.
On hi! way down the ladder the night
janitor snagged him for the keys to the
scrubroorn.
It Was quitting time. Besides his salary
as custodian, Porter got 15 cents for the
day on the jury venire panel.
The court pays JS cents a mile for pros·
pective jurors in travel allowance.
Porter lives a mile from the courthouse.
Paper Backs Nixon
There have been oamples
of cbildren having traumatic
responses to jet noise, IChool
officials report a greater num-
ber ol f!ghla among children
at these llCll09ls ind lllr pollu-
tion In the area Is high due to'
falloul , <ii jet exhaust fllmes,
the study llald.
Heuing tests' conducted a'
Fc'.~on Junior· High, bne or
seven sc,hools s u r v e y e d .
J"e\Tttled that vtrtue.Ily all of
t'l1't! chHdren tested had some
hearing loss.
e Chemical Eyed
NEW YOIUi: (AP) -Two
leadiog researchers h a v e
reported that benzpyrene, a
chemical In cigarettes 8nd
urban air suspected u a cause
of lung cancer, may not be
guilty.
' ~ Auditorium "I CAN'f conceive ol any r"ponslble
per.son coot_endJ:nJ that ~ puesome,
morbid toys -J,f. they really are toys -:-
could contribute in any way to a child'11
good mental health," the as,,emblyman
said.
Barrie Hilton has promised the
Las Vegas HUton will not be ·
outdone in size. A new high
rise tower will up the boteJ's
room count to over 2,100 -
still the lar~est in the nation.
He says be II cap it off with
another tower already on the
boards.
BAKERSFIELD (AP) T b e
The doctors said a study of
5,939 U.S. roofing workers who
breathe great amounts of
benzpyreoe from coal tar
pitch and asphalt -the rough
equivalent of the benzpyrene
in 3S packs or 705 cigarettes '
day -showed about the same
incldence of lung cancet u the
general population. Sponsored by the Orange
County Group ol the Blerr1
C~ub, the meeting ls open t.o
the public. The echool !1 at
1801 S. Gri!en\Tille.
For more information, call
Glorira Walter al 494-4058.
Death ~otices
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I-le quoted from psychologists and auth-
orities to back his views.
'The new law, act0rc:Ung to Burton '•
Fire Case
Two Children Get
$2 Million Award
WOODLAND (AP) -A
$2.29 million settlement has
been awarded two children
burned severely three years
ago in a fire which killed eight
members of their family.
The settlement \Vas an-
nounced by Judge James C.
McDermott of Yolo County
Superior Court in behalf of
Sharon Lambert, 13, and her
brother, Jessie, 12.
' DEFENDANTS IN t h e
lawsuit were River Garden
Farms, Par Gas, Van Gu and
Fuller O'Brien Paint Co •
Fire engulfed the Lambert
residence near Knights Land-
ing AprU 13, 1969 while .the
parents, Ernest and Louise
Lambert, were painting a
bathroom. Investigators said
fl.a1&~ from a gas water
healer ignited the paint fumes .
The two children received
burns over more than. half
their bodies and their at·
tomeys said they will continue
to undergo plastic surgery un-
til about the age of 21.
They t Uve with their
grandmother. Loretta Hector,
and attend school in Davia. ' • RIVER GARDEN Farms,
1,000 Stopped
Before Flights
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
More than 1,000 persons have i
been arrested at Los Angelet
International Airport since ar
antihijacking 'Program wen!
into effect in Dtcember. 1969.
U.S. Marshal Gaylord Camp-:
bell says.
Campbell believe!! the ar·
rests-based on a variety or
violations involving weapons ,
narcotics and immigration
laws-h8ve prevented severa1
polentlal hijackings.
New Mobile Home Park In MAMMOTII LAKES
Bakersfield Calilornian. in a page one
editorial, caJJed recenUy for the J'e1!lec--
tion of Presldent Nlxon. The newspaper
said the Presldeot's reelection Wa5
"vitally necessary to the best interests of
the country and all its pe<>ple,., adding
that "Mr. Nixon towers head and
shoulders above his opponent."
'!'be report ,came from Dr. lrvifli R. SeUko!f, a •P<Cla!isl ' th environmental medicine .al Mt. Si."lai School of h-~cdicine jr
New York, and Dr. E. CUyh.•
lfammond, statistician for th•
American Cancer Society.
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ONE Orange c~u11ty
Sports Reporter
Made t\le Olympics
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GLENN WHITE
IS THE ONE
Yes, DAILY PILOT re1der1 have several special re•·
sons io 1i1y with the DAILY PILOT though out the
1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich. For ihe
second time in a d•cade, DAILY PILOT Sforts Editor
· Glenn White h11 triveled to the sceni o the 1ction
to report the Olympics. ~
At In Mtx;co In 1968 fwhere he won 1 national
1warcl for one of 61 storie• •nd columns written ax ..
elusively for the DAILY PILOT) White again will be
w1tchin9 aetlvltlt1 of e d1n:1in9 , clo:ien Olympi•n•
--nint athletes, on• coach, ont official and. even one
televilion announcer-of 1ptci1I inttrest to Oran9e
Co11t 1port1 f1n1.
His 1tlf-irn~1td 111T9nmenf will be to report tvery
mon. of this group 9f 6,ames p1rticipent1, a 9roup
that 11 lar9tr land more colorfull than the individual
delegafiont sent to the Olympics by many of the
n1tion~ p1
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rticip1tln 9 in tht 9i1nt 1pect1clt. Read.
int White• cli1p1tches will bt Ilka heving a frorit
row 1e1t for •vtry event. Set the Olympics with
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Baha.shoff Looks Ahead to '7 6 Olympic Games
Taylor Not
Disgraced,
Says Wright
MUNICH -U.S. sprint coach Stan
Wrigbt met Rober! T1ylor in the tunnel
leading to the alhletet' dressing room
and embraced him. 11lt'1 DO disgrace,'' Wrlgbt aald. .
Taylor stood •llenUy, tu. lace 1Ium,
lllllil Wrli!bl'1 anno dnipped.
A note of uncertaloly 1n tu. volc•!, the
CIDl.ch said: 11 I'll see you bad: in the
, village, right?"
''Yes, I'll be back,"' Taylor u.ld. Bil
voice was as nat as hil expressioD.
II waa Wright who told Taylor and the
United States' two faste!t sprinters, Ed-
MUNICH
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die Hart and Rey Roblnsoo, the wrong'
•Clrllng lime for their quarterfinals
beats Tburoday.
Robinaon and Hart got to the track too
late to run .00 were diaquallfled. Taylor
arrived ba"'ly In lime to quall!y, nmnlng
llttOlld lo Russian Volery Bonov.
This left Taylor alone to try and keep
the Olympic gold medal for the· United
fitates .
DAILY PILOT'""°" llF OltR• Wlll19
He threw his heart, lungs and every
pounding muscle into the effort. But the
Russian beat him again, ~0.14: seconds to
10.24.
In lbe stands, Robinson and Hart
watched their hearts pounding aloog yitb
Taylor's as he nervously paced back and
forth and then crouched in the starting
HUNTINGTON BEACH'S CLAY EVANS COMPETES IN 200 INDO SUNDAY.
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Mystery Gymnast
blocks. · •
Robinson and Hart had come to Munich
to prot"e they were better than the blond
Borzov, known in Russia as "The White
FJub." ' Russian Gal Wins Heart,s
•• At the' end, an ei:cited. BBC televisioa
announcer balled Bonov u "1be Fastest
Human in the World," an unofficiaJ title
wually 1ccorded to Olympics 100 cham-
pion. ·
Of Crowds, TV Viewers
II Ibey could have beard, they might
have disputed it. •
If Ibey could have c:ompeteil, they
might have made Bonov the third
fastest human in the world. Both have
nm the 100 in I.I and are oo-bolders of
the ~d.,record.
Bui they Al In the llaD<ll ljil C!l!eeftd
for Taylor, who never had nur a race as
fast as they or &rr.ov. ·. ,.
As soon as it ended, Taylor wheeled
lmmedlately into ·the dresslog room tun-
nel. He bad to atop to 1lgn up for doping
tests given all medal winners, and that's
w~ Wrlgbt caugbl 1IJ> with blm.
Alter Wrlgbt'a embrace, Taylor shook
the hand of Lennox Miller of Jamaica,
who won the bronze, then Borzov.
Taylor Aid be gJ)I oil to the best atarl
o[ tu. career, "But the Ruplan cOt out
there and I c:oaldn'I catcll him."
Tbe lime table lrl(edy!
"I'm concerned and upset," Taylor
aaid. "It was on my mind all day. Once I.
got to the block!, I only lhougbt about
the race. But l 1m still upset.
' MUNICH -Rtmia's amateur athletes
are disciplined to be stout-hearted pro-
fessionals, but no training will keep a
teenager from e~ing emotion. ~
Tears welled wunerc.ilullr in Ol1a
Korbul's eyes Wedoeaday night when,
with the all-roun~·cmnast1b ibdMllllll'
MUNICH
1972
gold medal within.her IJ'Up, the 17·Y .....
old gymnast cooled.
Tbe tiny trooper made two. mlalak., on
the uneven parallel ban and dropped
from first to 10th.
"We are lraioed to eipect miltakea,'(
Olga's older 'teammate, T 1 mar a
Deacon Gets His Cliance • •
To Take It Out on Rams
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The San Diego
tbargers have undergone a 1-ll!tinc
but two key men are quite r.mnlar to ~
Los Angeles Rima as the N1tional Foot-
Los Angeles, 1-3,haa taken three ot
five ire-seuon meetlngs with San Diego
alnce lbe Southern Calllornla rivalry wu
inaugurated in 1987, In the lone regular
aeason'meeting, lbe Rama prevailed 1'7-10
ball League teaJM m .. I lonlabl 1n ID U• in 1970.
hlblllon game. -OiialToiiimy Prollml'• Rams who
Tbe Qiargera, . "1, ""' coached by have loll three in • rcnr lllnce ~ating
Harland sv ... , fired by tbe Rama In <leveland may be without veteran
liM.. ~' J~ader ~f ,', 1 Ha r ?, a n d '• quarterbaCt Romait Gabriel, who brulHd.
Hoohgana is David Deacon Jones,, a tnee against Kansas City last week.
former All·pro defensive end of the Pete Beotbard probably will ztart il Ra,i:;s~, who coined the nickname for the Gabriel can't play.
Chargers defense, bas been openly bitter 'Ille Cbarger!I, ':'ho have undergone a
over beJng traded by the Rams during vast changeover 1n personnel since last
the off.season seaaon, still have John Hadl at
Lazokoticb, said. 0 We take such matters
in stride and try harder."
Try harder Miss Korbut did.
The wisp of a girl pulled herscl£
togethu Oh the balance beam and moved
up ao ~~~Y~ over.it 'l,"tleq, on, 'l"hutaday1 She wOrl two gold medals In in·
divldu~ eyentl -the floor exercise and
the balance beam.
And she won the hearts of the stadium
crowds and television viewers around the
world.
Russia's Lludmila Tourisheva, who
won the all-round gold, and Miss
Lazatotlcb, who took the bronze, are
well-known. ~tional competitors who
were expected._ to give Czecboalovakia a
good Cbase in the medals race.
But Olga emerged as the mystery girl,
the wild card 'Iii the declt tbe Russians
pulled out to btlp win the game.
Golym, the .. aJl.knowing computerized
Information bank at the Olympics, can
barely spulterlrben led Olga's name.
Golym 111)'1 aJie WU horn May II, 1955,
Is single, •·student, 5-feet..i,t, weighs 13~
pound.T and c:ompetea 1n gymnastfcs. Her
first listed<:Ciriipetitlnn was 1n 1970 where
she placed eecmd In Nagoya, Japan.
In 1971, she..was firSt in meets against
East Germany and Japan and third in
another Japanese contest. Her 1972
record up to . the Olympics included two
firlll and a 12th lo competitions between
two.countries« in meets.within Russia.
Wbete Golym got the infonnation i11
unknbwn, for at the bottom of the print-
out are the words :
"No data wu supplied by the natlonal usocl.ation!. ,,
Olga, wearing the team colors of red
and white, loots u U..,.h abe could walk
on water or-air when she'• competing.
Sbe'a the picture of cool.
But when she'• nol on stage, her eyes
loot •nxiously up to her coach. There's a
finger 1n ber mouth, with the nail nibbled
•t.
Olga'• light brown locks are pulled
back in two ribboned pigtails, revealina: a
lreah, slightly dlsb-allaped lace.
-· .... _.,.. ..
Evans Seeks
Swim Finals
~
In 200 lndo
Spedal to the DAILY PILOT
'' I DAIL T PILOT Slttt Wl'ftw
MUNICH" -Clay Evana has tu. s1ghts
.!el on making the finals of the 20().meter
individual medley as the former Marina
and Huntington Bach High star vies for
Canada in the Olympic Gamu.
Evalljl will try to wllil for finaia
IJe!'th Sunday. tirtre\J 11tlf.Ulid I~'M"~ld
to make the 100 backltfolte finals.
The orange-haired swimmer figures
he'll have to swim 2:11 to "11lake the
finals in the medley.
However, his stateside coach, also here
for the Games, says 2:12 ought to make
MUNICH
1972
It. The coach, Jim Montrella of Surfside,
says Evans has been working out
religiously the past year and concedes
his young slar a chance of malting the
fl/tat...
Evans recorded a lifetime best of
2: 13.2 Jn winning the Canadian Olympic
triab. "Clay does rise to the occasion
and I won1t be surprised to see him in
the finals" Montrella told the DAILY
PILOT.
Evans says he began giving 1erloua
thoughts"lo making the Olymplci when
he ooted that his perlormaocea 1n high
achoo! CIF compelijion would ....,S bbn
among the top three..,... nlmmers ln
Canada.
Tile breallslroke I! tu. weaktst In the
tndo, aays Montrella.
Eva~, who-migrates to UCLA ne:rt
month and tlten turns 19 tbe following
month, says he's gained tremendous con-
fidenoe In himsell the past year, along
with hitting the workout lrall harder.
And he adds1 "being here is 1till like a
dream." He sa}'I his future plans include
staying In competition til the '76 Olym·
pies in Montreal.
FV Gal Swimmer, GoulJ,
Expect w Meet Again
Dy GLENN W1llTE
01 -. Dllllr Plitt lttff
~tUNICll -Shy and blushing on land,
a terror in the water, the girl with the
angelic smile and peaches and cream
complexion took time to look ahead and
to renect on awlm compeUUon of the
X.Xth Olympic Games.
That •competition ended for her Friday
night with • silver medal, • press con-
ference and 1 cold wait for 1 bus back to
the Olympic village.
Al ige 11 Shirley Babasholf can go
home to Fountain Vllley with a 1old
medal -the one she so dramatically
won for the United Stat"s With a come-
from-behind anchor leg on the 41100
fteeStyle relay Wednesday night.
She can also go back wit h l\\'O silver
MUNICH
flrat lllO and then outkJck her the lut lllO.
But it dldn 't quite work out th.It way;•
Miss Babashoff told the DAILY PILOT.'
''I cou1d SttJ her well as we swam arid I
thought I could catch her right Q.P till lhl
'nd or the race. I thought she might flll
bat.k when I started to catch up -I lit
of swi mmers do that. But she didn't. ,.
"I \\'as really satisfied with my time. J di~'I think the race would go quite that
fast. And I was more ntrvouJ this mom.
i.ng then l 've been for any other nee
here.
"That's because this ls my best evt.nt
and I felt more pressure to do well. Now
that it's over I feel a load taken off ~
back. I'll take a monlh orr of swimminS
and enjoy myself. Tht'n it's back to t.'Ol'k
for four mo.re years.
"I probably won't have much social ur.
In thal time but I don't nlind because
s\vim1ning bas its re\1•ards. And four.
)'t'11rs isn't over\1•hc!rning. . . .it t<>d
quickly." .
1972 Asked her impression of the 0\ympicr.
;. the Fountain :Valley stflrlet replied: "Tile
Opening Ceremon ies \rere great -nally
gave me the shivvers. And life around
the Olympic village was great, too.
medals -the one she got Tuesday in the "But the rest was just like any btg
100 free and the one she captured Friday m~t. I'm satisfied with everythint-J llld
night in the 200 free. here -except my 400. I should have
And she can look ahead to four more done better than just tie by prevklu9
years of swimming f'ive hours 1 day as best.
she girds for the 1976 Olympics at Mon· "There's something In the back af my
treal. head that says I can't do well in the 400.
But she can't go out with boys .•.. not The most saUsfylng event for me was the
until Jan. 31 when she turns 16. 200 because the w<>rld record was broken
Miss Babashoff says she was psyched by three people."
up for Friday night'• duel with What about the gold medal In the
Australian great Shane Gould. "You got· relay? . •
ta kno1y you \l'fl nt it bad to ht psyched "That's not the same because thrie
up." she says. "And t did ." other girls did ii, I~." T!!.!flO~!d ~ ··-
Bul Miss Gould \\'as not to be denied modest. blushing mermaTcI ·
her third gold medal and th ird world Looking back. Shirley recalls that her
record in these Games as she led all the mother. ·Mrs. Jack Babashoff, suggested
way to win in 2:03.56. it would be wonderful if someday she
The first three finishers all battered could make the U.S. Olympic team triaii.
Miss Babashoff 's world standard or That was when Mis.! Babuhoff wu 1.1
2:05.2. Shirley came in at 2:04.33 and and a blOMOming young swimmer. A
American Keena Rotbhammer w a s year and a half later her mother WU
credited with a 2:04.92. saying how nice it would be if IODltdQ
MiS!I Babashorr moved out to a 29.69 she made the Olympics. :"' rm 50 and was holding aecond place un-Now, before 1he is sweet 15, lhe baa
til Missi Rothhammer inched by her at three Olympic medals· and Is ·~
the hallway mark. · ahead to.the '76 Gamea. She pn>jectt lier
The two Americans waged their own times by. then will be M seconds for the
duel as Mis.s Gould steamed on, un· 100, under two minutes for the 200, 4:0:Z
daunted. Misi Rothhammer led Shlrley in the 400 and 1:35 in the 800.
by two.hundredths of a second at the 100 Interestingly, Miu Gould abto Jl'Olects
and by one one-hundredth at the 150. a sub-two minute effort In the 200 by
Then Mls! Babasholf unloaded her 1976. And abe aa)'ll lbe allO J>llDf-91 c:om-
devastathtg klclr: to PISS Mia Rotbbam· petint.:!. Montreal.
r;:'d.u:rr ~=g '!"~~ =lt.~ .. ;~Wn "'fr~~-• :';t,
But the nifty Australian finh1hed more e1perienced and ltrona:er. Th'!
strongly to fend off the bid. renewal of their Olympic rivalry ahoul4
"I planned to go out with Shane the be something to loolr: forward to.
Relaxation at Last
Her Long Vigil Ended,
Mom Talks of Shirley
By BOWARD L HANDY
Of t1M DallY Pllff llfff
Shirley Babasboff ii getting closer tQ
Shane Gould in their race for in-
ternational honors in the 200-meter
freestyle.\ccordlng to her mother, Mrs.
Vera Babasho(f of Fount&in Valley.
"A year ago Shane waa three seconds
faster than Shirley. Now the difference is
down to less than' a 1eoond and that'• not
too hard to reach," Mn. Babashoff told
the DAIL V PILOT Friday upon learning
of the results of the women's 200-meter
ftteatyle in the XXth Olympic: Gam .. at
Munich.
Mills Gould set a world standard of
2:03.56 in winning. Shirley was timed in
2:0f.S3 and third place Keena Rothhanr
mer ol the U.S. clocked • 2:04.n . All
were under the former world 1tandard of
2 :05.2 aet by· Shirley earlier this month.
When Informed of Shirley's time, Mrs .
Babashoff exclaimed, "Oh that's a food
time for her. I'm sorry she didn 1t win it
but that's a very good time for Shirley. I
hope Keena was third," she entbullCf
before learning of Miu Rolbhammtr'a
finish.
Now tha t Sbirley's Olympic com.
petition has ended with one gold and two
silver medals. does Mrs. 'Babashoft
figure &he will 1top 1winuning for
awhlle7
"I don't know about Europe but when
she gets home she wilt take a month olf
before beglnning training a11ain at Golden.
West Coll'le ln November,
"Her brothers have already had a
month off and will begin to swim apln
IOODer than Shirley.
"1 know she plans to compet" in the
World Games next summer and through
her final two years of high school. After
that, I don't know what her plaru are.
"She loves to !l'Wim and devotes five
hours a day to it now."
Shirley swims for the Huntington
Beach Aquotlc Club. ·
· quarterback, with Wayne Clark in
Today's TV .
reserve.
Cid Edwards and Mike Gamtt carry
the Chargers l'\Ullllng load, with Duane
Tbomal, acquired from Dolla1, llW
·~.'
Seymour Mter Gold Today
Mrs. Babasho fl has been watching the
nightly telecasts on color television.
thank.s to 1 HUntington Beach dealer,
Tovatl'a. ·
"When they !earned that we only had a ·
black and white set, they brought out 1
color TV wilbin an hour fOf' us to UR fer
the two w .. u o! the Olymplc Gl!Dlt, •
alie saya with emotion. For Olympics
In the In-. ., tht loteot poal-
blo Jl'Oll'llllU11n lnlormatlon ..,.
Clll'ICy, -Ifie DAILY PILOT ea111
Owmel-7 ...,., morniOI for Ille
dly'1 qenda.
12:111 p.m. -BuRtbaU, bolll!I,
rwlmmlng (men'• ltlO bo<blroke
and brullatroR, 1'0llle11'1 100
bacbtroke • n d lnutaltoka),
volleyball, wel&htlllllng, ..
4 p.m: -lldke~ dlytng
("""'e11'1 plltlorm), vol!Oyboll.
I p.m. -Bilkelball, lmlng, div-
ing, rowing (Boall In· all aoven
eY<!llt), IWbnmlnf; -and field ,
(m•'• llOlo null, ......, • ml
100 bUrdla: won,.,,'1 I 0 0 ) ,
volleyball and ...rchWlllJl( (111111
havynlght), ntar pci!o (V.S.A
v~ Huncarrl·
Sin Dl<(O 1111 lnded ,Bllly Parb but
Ibey 11111 hllvo ..,...inlkfn«. wide
,_i.,.. In G117 Gorrfaon ..a Jerry
LIV!u.
Loo Ancdeo' ni:dvlne · ...,. bu
........ Jl<it Snow ml Lopce Relllsel
but Ulhl ml Bob Kltln la ......... -brulJe,
'l'be primary ball carrlm for l'nllllro
have been rook!eo Jbn Berttllm and
i...,.y McCulcl>eon, with vmrw Willie
E!l!;On and Lmy Smith ... 1n1 10111e 10-
UQP. ' Iniurllo In the delenalve aecondary
bavo liurt Loo Angdu' -ddenoe •but
Gene Hwan! Ind 41111 Nettla, the ~ e151ns· Oi)rner~ will .be pllytnc ~ for tht 'lint time In the ~
-Howord bu bad I llllgb bruilo and NetUeo I lprabied lllkle.
'l'lio Oharlert ...... -•llinl
linol>leUn """-·1 ~. --Bob Boblch,. Plllr ~ lllld TI m
8-Ylcll, ocqUlred ll'om l'lllllddpllll.
,_
-
HB Resident Faces Tough Hurf},les Field
... .Iha S.,-·H W.Tbi. IHIP•.
Qruel 7otl.
llpedal to Ille DAILY PILOT
If • DAILY PR.OT Iliff wrttlr
MUNICH -Hantiolton Beach's Jim
Seymour, on the threl!D>Id ol reallzlng a
ll!et!me ~am, eompeteo for the gold
med:! here In lbe 400-meter hurdles at
the XXth Olympic Garoes.
He take• to tht blocU lhiJ aftunoon
elter quallfYliii' for Ole ,fliiAl• with a 4U3
tn Friday'• temiftnab: at he overcame an
early bealtaUoo when be U..,.ht the race
was stopped and came an to capture his
beot with the leClllld luteot doc:tlng ol
~ ~peUUoo lndilda Great Bri-
tain'• Dlvtd ~. the delendlnl
~ cbamploa, l#mllllle Ralph Ma,~·· No. t'"mtry from the
trtall It Eucene. Ort., and Uganda'•
John AkJl.Bwt, I fellow Who turned in a
41.23 in the oemlJ.
Too, Ruult'I Evgenl Gavrlletiko,
G<n'nany'1 Ranier Scllubert, tbe USSR '1
Yori 1.orin and Greece's St a Yr o I
MUNICH
1972
Tzlrollzl1 have shots at tbe priJed gold.
"!1'1Jlke 1 looa dlUnl," Seymour told
the DAILY PJL61' wben he urned the
bid for todl.y'1 flnalo FrldlJ.
The n ·HIDltln&toft Beach 1llgb and
Golden Weol College lilt lt especled to
be In lane two for the !lnall on the bull
el his oem1s time.
Seymour made ll to the semi! when he
finilbed leCOlld In tu. prellmlnary beat
with • 41.81 u Gal'rilenko edged him at
the !lpe.
And although II was only aecond to the
RU!llittn, Seymour was happy with the
resull!I btcluse he didn't have to 10 all
out.
SO II Is. Tbe long road from the aprin1
workouta to the trials, through the P""
Olympic races and theae P"'liml aqd
acmls are over.
Today 11'1 the end of• the rainbo>r. for
Seymour u he ..U.. his final ellort in
lbeM X:Xth Olympic GoJnea.
"Thia I! 1 marvdou1 thlng for tl*D to
do. People In juat too bulf to do ""'· many o[ tbete tblnp tbete dlyl." ·
DoH Mn. Babashofl tbinlc o11e ..,,
ftlu .... that the lwlmmlng -pellllon for Shirley lw ended In MunldJ!
"!certainly plan to relu. I"te been,.
nervous I could hardly stand tt."
More llO than Shirley! .....
.. I'm ru~ &he musl have been Ml'VOUI
but at JWt she's there and know1 whlr1
happening. 11 's really hard being bere
waiting.·~
Father Jack and aons J&ek and BID
called home Friday to gel the reaulta
then returned to their mothod of rtJuing
and forgelti111 lb< tension that bulldl In
the long wait between racea -llahlpg at •
Bw Lake.
And Mrs. Babasholl W<Mlld welcome
them home wjth 1 llmil ol tn>ut or bull
-perilapa to celtbrate a hit In ad-
el Sbirle1'1 trlumpbanl nturn.
JJ DAil Y PILOT
Smith, Court
Blitz Rivals
In U.S. Open
FOREST HILJ..S, N.Y. (APJ -Dtl"" Glng-c!Uimpion Stan Smfth of Paaadenn ,
and Au1tralh1 's Mra. Margaret Court
. acored eaay victories ln the stadium, but
full blown up1eLs blMS<»ntd on lhe oully·
· Ing courta Friday In tho third day of play
1t the U.S. Opon l•Mi> chanu>lonthips.
Smith, the towerln1 blond wbo nlgns
•• Wimbledon klng, stormed paJt erratic
, Clark Graebner of New York -ranked
tblrd In the United St.ates but umetded In ·.:.·thlJ elite event -1-1, M, 1-7, &.o lD the men'• leCODd round.
The lanky Mn. Court, on a comeback
after a year'• absence, followed Smith on
the manlcurtd gru1 of the stadium at
the West Side Tennis Club and
m<thodlcally CMhed Janice Motc1U ol
. Clart.mont, cant., g.2, 0-1.
ln one ,,,.er the major upsets, Kasuko
Sawamatsu of Japan, ranked No. 1 ln her
country.Md a ronner Wimbledon junior
champion. surprl3td Mn. Nancy Richey
Gunter, of San Angelo, Tei., M , 4-6, 8-3.
In another big ups~t . Alex Mayer of
Wayne, N.J. dropped the first two sets,
• then came back to oust eighth-seeded Jan
· Kodes of Czechoslovakia &-7, :H, H. &-3,
6-1.
In still another major ups e t,
.Wimbledon doubles cham;lons Bob
• Hewitt and Few McMillan of South
-Africa, the No. 2 seeds here, were beaten
in atraight aels by Australians John
CooJ><r and Colin Dibley H , 7·5, H In
the first round_
• No. 9 Arthur Ashe of Miami hand1ed
·• .SOuth African Bob Maud M , M. 7-6; No.
12 CllU Richey of Sarasota, Fla., went
past veteran Alex Olmedo of Encino, fi.2,
·,&3, 7-{I ; No. 13 Bob Lutz of Sausalito,
.:CJllf., ousted Guillermo Vlllas of A.rgen-.-.µna 6-3, 6-3, 7-5, and balding Andres
' '·Glmeno of Spain, the No. 14 seed, stop-
ped Owen Davidson of Australia 6-4, 4.fi,
,'"4, 6-J. ----
Mn. Billie Jean King, the top women's
·Beed from !Ang Beach ud Australian
Ken Rosewall, the No. 2 men'1 seed, did
not play.
In women's play, 14-year-old Jeanne
. Evert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. was badly
.beaten by Lesley Hunt of AustraU., ~2,
4-1 while Russia'• Olga Moroiova
become the only one or that country'•
... four-player squad to rurvive lint round
-.. .. play with a 1-3, ~7, M vlctol'J over Kris :· «emmor ol Los Aogeles.
: ,. .-------------~
Today's Sports
On Television
11-lS a.m. (4)CL -BA.SEBA.LL
-Scheduled: The Chicago White
Sox vs. the Yankees in New York.
I p.m. (2)CL -TENNIS -The
class tennis event of the year.
Traditional Forest Hills is the
scene of the firal joint competition
between World Championship Ten-
nis pros and International Lawn
Tennis Federation player1. Early
round matches will be shown today.
2,30 p.m. (7)CL -GOLF
TOURNAMENT -Pinpoint place-
ment ls the key. to low scores Jn the
'721ld U.S. men's amattUr cham-
pionship. Closing play is telecast
from the Charlotte. N.C. Country
Club. (S)CL -RAMS ACTION -
Highlights of the Rams-Kansas City
Chle(s game played lalll Sunday.
S p.m. (2)CL -PRO FOOTBALL
-Super Bowl L'Onlenders clash as
the Dallas Cowboys mttt th!! Chiefs
at Kansas City, Mo.
•
• '.Angels Fall
To Baltimore,
McNally, 3-2
Dovt McNally pitched t u.-hi\l<f ••
the Baltlmoro Orlolet defeated the
c.Jll'omll Angela, ' J.2, at Anaheim
Stadlam Friday night and increased their
AmeriClll Leasue East lead to I II , ....... _
The Detroit Tl1•ra IO!t H to the
Olkland A'a· and fell back into a second
place tie with the New York Y~ees.
McNolly, IJ.)3, helped his cause with a
bunt afns1e wbleb loaded the bases In the .
oeftnth !nnlnc qalnst loser Clyde
WrJibJ, IH.
All Aqela error and a walk prtceded
A119eb Slct.e
All .... Otll 11'.Ml"C 1111}
'-'· I Allftift w. ltlt.,.,_., 7:55 "·""' a.pt, I~.,., l•Hll'llOA 1:55 ,,m:
....,, ' MMll va.. 06klenll en 12:55 '""'
McN~y's hit and the Orioles then scottd
twlcl oo ~ aacrificfi Oy by Bobby Grieb
and Tommy Davi.I' ground ball.
Baltimore boosted the score to '3·1 in
the eighth on Andy Etchebarren's run-
acoring alogle but the Angels narrowed
the gap in the same inning when Lee
Stanton hlt his 11th home run of the
baseball ea.son.
McNally permitted only one hit over
J the rtnAive innings but it was enough to~
place hhn at a l-0 disadvantage.
Mil. Y PILOT PM1t ft' elMll Wlltt.
BJJ.IY Parter coaxed a one-out walk in
the third and Wright sacrificed' him to
secood. Sandy Alomar followed with a
double down the left field line to put the
Angela &held.
The loss mapped two Angels •treaks,
five straight wins and six straight eom4
plete ~ame1.
Kenfla's No. J 1ALT1Mo~:, .. " cALIFOltM~:,11111
• , ClrKll, .. I 0 I 1 Alon\lr, 2b A O I 1 1,500 meters star Kip K~ino, of Kenya, the.1968 <;>Iymptc cbam,p1on,\~~r~. ~ ~: ~ ~ ~=~~:f,, ! : ~:
finds time to relax here 1n Munich by practicing his putting. Hes ex-\ crow1cv, 10 o· o o o A. on...,., 1b 3 o , ,
pecfed to clash with America's Jim Ryun in the finals of 1,500. fleats :•v~in:~. • ~ : : g r-t1f1~~~~· P3b ~ : g g
begin Monday. ., iog7i:11'rt1b : ~ ~ : ~'~':::1'1c r1 ~ ~k -k
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Lions Belt Baltimore;
Yancey Holds Golf Lead
•
TAMPA, Fla. -Detroit quarterback
Greg Landry burled touchdown passes of
nine and 43 yards -Friday night to lead
the Lions to a 24-17 victory over the
Baltimore Colts in a National Football
League e1.hlbition game.
, Det,r,oU's scorin&. was aidJ' by three ' key Interceptions.
The first was in "the second period
when Detroit comerback Dick LeBeau
snared a pass from Colts quarterback
John Unitas as it bounced off the hands
of John Mackey at the Baltimore 36.
Two play1 later, Landry connected on a
nine-yard strike to Charlie Sanders, \.\'ho
scampered into the end zone with the
first Llom score. The All-Pro tight end
was sidelined with a shoulder injury mo-
ments later. ,,,,.
WETHERSFIELD, Conn . Bert
at the USI Classic at Sutton, Mass., two
weeks ago.
Yancey's eight under par 6.1 was three
strokes off the course record set by Tom-
my Bolt In tbe 1951 GHO. ,,,
MUNICH -Knut Knudsen, a zz.._year-
old Norwegian medumlc, won llle Olym-
pic gold medal in tbe lndivld.uaJ cycling
pur1ult Friday night by overwhelming
Xaver Kunnann of Switzerland in the
4,000-meter final.
The Norwegian's 'time was 4:4S.74.
Kurmann wat .cl~ked in. 4:11.M. Earlier,
Hans IAltz of West Germany bad woo the
bronze medal io the event. ,,,
MUNICH -Rick Demont of San
Rafael swam to a gold medal Friday
nlght in the men's 400 meter .lreeatyJe in
Olympic record time of 4:00.28.
· Brad Cooper of Australia was second In
-4: 00.27 and Steve Genter of Lakewood
took the bronze in 4:01.97, in ooe of Uie
most evenly matched finals in the
Munich Games.
Yancey, winner of the Americnn GoJC
Classic earlier this year, matched his
career best in proresslonal golf com-
petition by sinking five consecutive Y"
birdles and firing a 63 to take the rtrst ~IUNICH -Jesse Valdez, a tough Air
round lead at the $125,000 Greater Force sergeant from Hotl.!ton, became
Hartford Open Friday. the First American boxer to Kain the
Tied one stroke behind-Yancey \\'ere quarterfinals, winning a f-1 decision over
British Open winner Lee Trevino and Lee David Jacbon of Uganda in the
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~well. HR..:.St1n!Oll 11. Sll-lllalr. S-C. Wflghl.
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L. 11.llm 1 2/1 • • ' ' • T-2:17. A-l,W . •
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Baseball Standings DIAN LEWIS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Dlvl1k>o
w L Pd.
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ST. LOUIS (~P) -Al Downing pitched
1 !our-hitter and alogled home the wln-
.nlng run In leading the Loa Angeles
Dodgers to a 2-1 victory over the St,
Louis tardinal1 for a split of their Na·
tlooal League doubleheader Friday night.
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Rlck Wlse'a pitching and a three-run
third inning featuring Joe Torre's two-
nm· lingie.
0own1ng, bellinl the Canllnala a mth
lltralght time without a loas since joining
the Dodgera ln 1971, survtved some
minor wildness and Ted Sizemore'• dou4
hie In the first inning ln boosting his
record to U.
U>s Angeles moved in front 2-1 in the
top 6r the second as Bobby Valentine
walked, Bill Russell tripled o!Llhe_ lell
UCI Chan~ellor
Wins 3 Medals
LONDON -Chancellor Daniel Aldrich
of UC Irvine won a gold medal in the
discus In an international senion track
and field meet at the Crystal Palaee be<e
this week and added &llver medall ln the
1bot put and javelin.
field won and Downlng dellvmd bla le)'
single off Al Santolnl, &-t.
Torres' hit In the first game followed a
single by Ted Siu.more, iJ walk to Bani•
Carllo and • wild pitch by l<llu Don Sut-
ton. 14-9 .
Wise. 13-11, shacl<led Los Anselea on
fpur hits, one of them a fourth-inning tJ1.
ple by Bill Buckner, who tc0red on
Valentine'• sacriflce fly.
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runs in the aeventh on slnala by WJ.ae
and Slumore, a two-base thn>w!nl mot
by Valentine and Carbo'• •Jnale.
Tbe Dodgen got only five blla ofl SIJ>.
torinl In the aecoQcl game and JlulHll
bad two. He Also stole a bue.
st. I.ooiJ rookie Don Durham, u ,
face! either Mike Strabler, 0.2. or Douc
Rau, o.-0, in today's game. Rau, a Jtft·
bander, was just recalled rrom Albuquer-
que of the Pacific Coast Le4gue, where
he won 14 games this season.
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PANTERA
Top Stars
In Cal 500 ...,"J' "ullll•hed Or•'lQf Co•ll 0•11'( ,.Ila!.
S19l1mt1er 1. '· It, ,J, !9/l 2122·12
,.... IOllO'HIPl<I 1>rr~1 •r• '*>lllG "ICTITIOU$ IUSINtr:JS bull<lfts ••· ONTARIO -James Garner NA.Mtr: STATl"MIENT vo:iNG GLOeA.L ENTERPR1sE5.
f le The following perlOlll 1r1 lfoll'IQ 1JDQ G•rd1n Grove elver.. Gar•
o te vision fame and tourna· 1>1.111ntt• 11: Grove. c1111. nMO.
ment chairman of the m' • DUBOW ENTEAPIQISE~. 1 I)) A111n, Lt•I F. 13442 l11 Or1va, Monrovl1 A\lt, No. D. Co1t1 M111, Wttlmln1tet. c1n1_ 9'1111 .
augural e vent. 'opg an im· m 11. lhomlM>n. a111:1tr1, n" 1nc111N1po111
Pressive number o f en· s11onen Oullow. :!02~? E1•twooc1 cir s t .. Huntlngt"" ee..ch. c 1111 . .,...
Cle, Hun!lf19!on k1en ~64' Tomplf, GPrQon. l1l "'· Fr1nclut 11.,
tertainment and sports star s ArdHn '· Ovflew, 102~1 E1•twooc1 cir-•~ Bea.-11, c 1111 . .o2J7 tit, Huntll'IQ!Oll l11cn t?w.i. -.~, I in the lh1'rd annual Californo·a T~• '"'' 11u11neu 11 bf! nv c-uct~ II'!' • ••Ml bllstneu Is bftlng conducted by • l"irtnersnip.
500 celebrity g olf invitational "1rt11trJ11lp, L111 A. "'••e11
at O t • N 1· I G I StlOMn Duaow This 1t1t.mant tUtct with Ille t9'1nlf n ar10 a Iona o f This sralfl!Mnl lllt-d •!lh tht Cow~IY Cl,...k 01 orinoe counr, on Aue1. Jl •• ttn.
Co lod Cllt't of Or111C11 Countv on Auo. 23. 1tl2. I I Urse ay. fly !lrrtv J. l!laro,1en, Ot11u1y CO!Jf11V cT .. k.'"" J. 1!11rg•l111, Otpur, Ct-Wlltf
Blast-orr in the sho!gtui cier~ .-.1'tt11
I t 'II be • F'"" l'ublhof'd O• •no~ CD11I Oally Pho!. ourname n \YJ al 1 o clotk P11btl ~hed OrJog,. (()l•'t O•llv Pllot, Seplimber 1. '· 1~. 13. 1t12 j3't.n
v.•ith competlt1'on on be I I l 11"011~t 1i. ~~d S~PTDmblr ,, 9. 16. ----a s 110 Mn 1156·11 , , ,
h a lls of fourson1c ltasis, 1 1 l llU.tC NOTICE
Early entrants. in 11dd1tiu11 r~m .1c 1'0TfCE SUl"li:RIOll COURT O" ca.Lll"OltNt•,
COUNTY OP ORANOI to Gamer. include: Ja('k FICTITIOUS I US INl!SS 1ot Civic C1n1 ... or. w"''·
Carter, Jackie Coogan, O s('11r The 101%~~ ST!~~~lN~rt dolnv
winner J ack AlbertS-On . Buddr bll11,_~ '"
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CASI NUMllR IM'HO l UMMOHS (MARRIAGE I
Eb • l!I. S & N CONST RUCTION MA.IN·
sen, Buddy R ogers. Ed TENA.NCE coNTR-.c10R, s.n Solith M Amt11Md
l'•TITION Nelson, Tom H a rmon, Glenn No1r.n11nam .... ,n..... s1nt~ An 1, C1tltornl1 •27C) Davis, Bob \Vilke, Jim Davis. Phlltn flol<kn. m south No1un;111n1 In •• the m•rr!:101 o• P1t11+ooitr· Jou,..
Claude Akins. Bob Boyd, Oen-""vrnue, S1n11 A111, Calltornla ''103 CHARLIE PRICE •nCf RtlponOfftl: (h•rlti Hff1ry SttW1rl, US South Not· THIRE\I\. A PRICE
nis James. John Aga r . Buddy tl<19llln"f Avenue. si n•• An1, c1111om11 To lht ReSP011C1111I~ THERESA A,
Les\ and Sam H k 92101 .. RICI: er an $, E1rl NlchohOl'I, 301, W11t lochlrd Thi petitioner hll 111111 I plllllon CO!Oo
Budd!· Baer, one of the stars AY9nue. 511111 AAI. C1lllorn11 c1m11111 vour m1rr1~. You m1v 1111 • Tnh b11llnn1 ll cOrlductl'd by 1 c.-rll wtlll.., rnpon14 wllhln Thirty cr•v• of till
of TV's Beverly Hillbillies and P1rtners11111. cr11e th1t thh •umrnons 11 urv.cr °" VO\I,
t b e tournament chairman, Thi• .~:i~~.!°'!: 111.cr ..,1,~ 1,.. c°""" ~1.l1~ .!::~ :rll'll~1·~ ":,~:!:. '::":.:
says there are still a fe\\' tv Cl•k 01 Or•no• county an A1111• n, 1111.-..1 Ind the cwrt mev tnttr a 111<10-
I f I ho . h nn 1n1111 c~1arr111111 lnlvflttl.,,. .. """' ......,... Paces or payers w WIS to P1Mt1 con«rnlnt dlvlJloll ., """"""· •POUS•I
play with the celebrities. 'ubt1111e<1 Ordfl(tr ~!1 o .. uy Piiot, 1\ljlOOrt, ct'llld cuttDd'f, Clllld •1111por1. ,,. Auo1111 2', Ind Slp•emi.tr 2, t . 1•. tonwf'• tMs. co111, Ind 1uch other r.lltt
The entry fee i.t a tax dedilc· 1m nn.n •• m1v be cir111ttc1 DY .,.. court. • tl~ •1•: ~et are PVBUCNOnCS ~*'--=-~--=.:"',......,.~=:
tlie Optimist Clubs of Southern ~ ,........," ._ ttit1 ,_. wmtt11 ...,,....., ff
California. • LEGAL NOTICIE ... ~~,:;~,,--~:':s.~~i:-· . For County W1relloui.1 In addition t o playing In the Pre·Prt(ed s11• w F. st JOHN.
t ournament each player will Puri1<1n! to ordln4nco• 111'1 01 the c,'"w' 1111 ' , ' c:ocr.uecr Or<1lne1nc1 of tilt county ct Y 1m oll1k,
r eceive a $50 pair of Foot.J oy or~1>11,, c1111orn11. '"' UM~r,111nec1 l"uDl!i~:"'&1n1111• eo111 0 ,11v 1"'111.1. gol~ sh~s, a free tic~et _to the :ir1~i:~\~~h Ala'v"~~~~~~e~:.1.v ,~;lo!:~: $tp1otmblf" '· •. 16, 2J, n1? 11:ti.-1J
Cahforn1:-500, an 1nv1tation ho11r1 u1 t:30 A.M. 10 LlO P.M. ONLY, 11 ->
for two to the awards party ~he coun1v Pur,h1slng surpl111 w1r11lout1 I UBLIC NOTlCE • It 1300 SOUlll Grand AVfllUI, S1nl1 A111,
free green fees, golf cart, bag C1llf. SOUlH ENTRANCE. Wiii Hll It> NOTICI OP: .. U.LIC: HE A. t N.
tag and a chance to win one of P•OJClm11ll'I' t1v1 thout•n<I surplus llbr1rv lll'O•e-THE PLANNING c OM· llocl.-1: J......,,Ut, FkllOll l"d Atl«.-n« 11 MllllON OF THI! CITY 0" FCllH-lhe handsome sil\'.er trophies. 10 Clflll Heh for (I~. MllCtll I u.. TAIN VALLEY '
Entry forms are available at .., Priprlced '''"'' .Mil ol I •vb-NOTICE IS HEREflY GIVE N 111•1 °'" . , • I.et to ttt"rnt Ind condl shown Of! w.c1ne,cr1y, sr1111mbtr lJ, 1tn 11 7.'.IO the COW'IM!, the Q 0 t I ? I 0 Notice ol W1rtnouM S111. · 11.m. In Ille CommunHy Ct.,lff l ull411111
Chamber of Commerce and
1 ~~~~e~ A,·11~"c~~.·.~. ·•••r 102C0 s!1111r A.,.... .... Foun111n v.11..,: • • " " C1llror~••· tttto Pl.iinl1111 Comml1tlor1 w1•
the Ontario Motor Speedway. ,• .. ~ .... 20.! ••• 0 0 holcr 11uD11c M1r11111 on 1111 ta11ow11111:
B1tllfighters
Duel Sunday
~At Tijuana
;ovu • H .,N A ENUt:: CONDITIONAL USIE l"a•MIT IM SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Appllc1llon lllld by P111ny-O-l9Y Cltm-
C1ltd AUS!'BI ll, im. P1nv lo tlllDllsl'I r1t1U Ill• 11111 llD{IOI
PUOl l1hld Or•• C1111f 0111~ "llot, ot 1111"°' 11111 oro1nt •I llJ.ft Eucllf 111
Sl!:ltlr'lllllr 2, 1m n:n-n tl'lt Ml 1nc1u11r111 Zooir.
PUBLIC NOTICE tONI! CHAHGB 2'1, CONOITIDNA.l USI
PERMIT llJ, TIEHT. TRACT "1'
Apptlc1non submllle<I by Pon<ltl'"O'I
IAll: .... H-re-cr.,.,.tllng relon/1111 trom A! 11 IU
IUl"IEllOR COURT 01" THI" PO 11'00 tor 11>9 propertv 1llutll!'d STa.TI O" CAll,_O.NIA FOR oenlf~ltv 81 tile n0<!h-1! torner ot
THI! COUNTY O" 011.ANGI , Edlng..,. Ind 8 rookl'lur1I, cornprl1l119 5e Ne. A·ntn 1'1tl 1nd °''<<Ibid 11 A.P. lC-131 ... •net
HDTICI 0" Hl"AllNG QH ,.l"TITIOH 14J..•l1·1. Concllll-1 Utt ,...,.mtt 103 •11d
"01 !"ROia.TiE Of' WILL AND "Oil Tftnt1tfv1 Tr1d '610 fRtVIHdl tor 214jl011
llTTIR TIESTAMl!NTARY 111.0 In (Ollfll!l('Uon wllh z-Ch1,....:26I.
li1l1lt ot RUTH M. OUIGNAN, 1lto ZONE CNANOIE 16ol, CONDITIONAL ijJI
• • knovm If AVTH M(CA.A.ll:Y OUfGNAN , .. ERMIT 104, Tlt"N. TRACT 7111 fR~V J,
One of bullllilhllng s all-lime 1lso known II Jl.UlH JI:, DUIGNAN, Ind LOT S .. LITS ••• It
staJ'8 Joselito Huerta will an. •IKI known II RUTH M. DUIGMAN, ApPllc1llooi fllf'd by Cl•~slc DIVtlOI) '•
' ' I" O.Ct1Sfll. r"'""' PrOl)Grty lotll.O norlll ot S"•flsn.
pear at Tijuana in a formal NOTICE IS HEAEflY GIVEN thlt $0\lll'I ol L4 Al1mtd1 Ind H lletlv ~ El
Id f th I t t • S VlllGIHIA l . eUSflY hlJ flltd l'lerlln 1 Por!1! 1ncr LI Tlerr1 from Al corr a or e as tme un· Pttltlooi for ,rot11io or w111 ind I« Aorlcu1tur11 to Rl PO noo Sll'IQI• 1=111111,
day . luu•nce of Liit'" T•1r1m11nt1ry 10 jNll· Rnlci111t111. Tiit 11!• u1<nor!1e~ IS.6 tern.
H 38 he I 11_,. r1ftrtf1CI to whkh '' m.o. tor Ind 11 furtlllr ntscrlbtd 11 AP. 167-n 1.a., uerta, , I n di In flKlhtr ptrlk\111", Ind lhlf ~ti-llld 1•7-221-02 Cl>Orllon), 117-221-41, 161·U1-M
maealro from Puebla will on. pl•t• of. 11e1r1ng the .. rn1 1111 bffn Ml (por110011. COl>dlUonal uw P'•rn11110. ind
M I Mart.In 'r for Sitttiltnber If, 1m, 11 t :OO 1.111 .. In T1111. Tr1t1 1u' 'R•v 1 111...i crn 11na 10 pose ano 0 ei 0 the cwrt~ of ~rfmlnt No. i o1 lots ln conluncllot. wllh the ,_ clll1191.
Monterrey in a -two-man duel 11kl court, et 100 Clwtc c-.it"' Drl~ lot 5Plll• se 11111 ~· cr•1111111""'°1011 N<h
I Pl M tat de Tl Wnt, lt1 Ille City o1 S1nl1 An.a, C1Hloml1, lllO flltd In conjUfl!:llon wUll 1111 1bov1
a BUI onumen • o.ttd A"""'t "· 1m lllHTI•.
J·uana the bullring by the sea WILLIAM I . !I JOHN, ZONE CNANCIE 247, TENT, TRACT 1'tl • • C-ty Cllf'll A.~lc1t1on flltd by Cl1s11c Oavttoci-
Beitnning at f p.m . they Will WllllAM l , DUaANTI IT!fnl lo re-PtOPttl'( NII al New,_,
h f ,. __ bull f lhe MS W, lftlt llrMt nor111 cf Wlntt~ro lrom Al AQrlcultUr•I eac ace uu-ft: . s o c•ti "'"'· c111~ .u11 l'O 11. 1 noo s1no11 F1mu, 1t1s1oenu11. Ti..
San ~ ranc.h owned by Ttlt '"''.......,. 1111 b "'"""' Gh(dbecl ., A.P IU·l!? 1'.
M rt! , ' AH....,. fiw• '""'"-Tent111 .... Trier '"S cr11111'19 o 1o11 t11tt1
a nez manager P e p e P\11111"*1 Dr•• c~11 0.11.,. ,11o1, In con1unc11°" wuh '"" ron1 (11111114' Chafi<~ Stpllmblt'" 1, 2 ••• 1m 2:123_7, lONI CHANGI UI, TBNT. TRACT •11,
• A••A VARIANCE! '"
After Huerta fights bis third PUBLIC NOTICE Apptlc1llon 1111c1 by cu 11n1no111 11t
foe, one or tiis aides will ?:~'"":i:!. ,:! ,::;,~~ ~~~~°:!-~t
remove his SymbolJC pigtail -NOTICI Of' PUILIC HIARINO ,.0 II northerly of W1rMr trom Al to JI.I noo:
th I of t • I nd MILO IY THI Dll:AllG• COUHTY Pf'Ot)lrly 11 lurthlf' dHCr!!Md 11 A..P. l•J· e 8C re ll'emen -8 l"la.NNINO COMMISSION ON ,.10-S12"'°. It 11 llll•ctnl 10 1111 north~ <rt
Huerta wW circle the a rena a s POSIO AMIENDMIENT TD A l"LAN· 1111 H1wlhornt Cllr!sll•n SChool. T1nt1llv1
the b d I , • G J NID COMMUNITY OBVILOl"MIENT 'tree! 1021 c,ta!lng 70 Iott lllfd In COO'·
an p ays ut1S 0 o n-l"LAN TIXT lunctlon with Ille zon1 Cll•llOI· A•••
drina.s. PurMUtnl lo 11>1 Pl1nn!1111 Ind Zon!1111 V1rl111e1 •t4 111ed r111111Ml1111 v1rl1nc1 for
L1w, II 1mendtd. llld order ot lhl 1rn of Loi 11, Ind v•rltl'IC4' for •lcrll'I ol Huerta, I bullfight.er for 20 Or•"" county l"l1nn!nO Cornml11lon, Lot 20. Tr1et 11121.
Years and a r u 11 -f I edged notict 11 hi~ t1v.n flllt 1 1111bll( Mir· COND1T1DNAL us• ''•M•T 1N, t.O'r 11\0 .... m be twld w llld CommlHIOll on I SPLITJ •1. ,,
matador since taking the t>f1n proPQ1l119 io '"'...., '"' 1111t o1 '"' APIPllc111on 1UM1lrttd w s'l'ufY TP1111,....
altemaUva at ..,·ville on •-pt Roti•moot lllwre Work! Pl1nnld Cam· to t sl1blltll • tour sc:tHn drlw-ln 1111111,..
"l'll:l .x · mw1lty, Ninth Aevllld, ol the Or•not •IOl'IO ll'lt tou!h 1kl1 ot W1rner ld[l(fnt 29, 1955, ii In hiJ prime. He County zon11111 (ode,•• 1l'l'lllldld, 0r111111 10 1111 .,.." 1<1111 ct the s111r1 A ... •rwr. •--·-'d be l I It hll County, C1Ufornl1, Tiie t1>H!r1 1ltt comprJ ... •Plll'o•lrn•WY
U&lll 11&1 wan • 0 qu w e S.KI ollfl I• IM1!9n1ttd Ametldrnent ~ 'l tc:rtt. II 1, fllrther dumbed II I ""-he will leave with a good Im-1 • .-U11Ur1 wor111 "'•111'1111 c-11on 01 A.P. 1 .... 211~1 portion o1 A.I". ,.....
Ion. H •·-~ Ith munlr,, Ninth lrwllld, 1nd propoMS ie 21:Mliii 1ncr 1 porllDll o1 A .... 1 ... 112.11., ,,. preu e ucq ~n wea y .... "' .... It'°"" Plffltlllld 1111 io '"' copy a1 the precFM p1 ... 1or ,,.. tMlt,.. 1,
for rn•Mt yeara N•ltllllei'Mod M'qlo41111 t111tlf1, art1rn Oii 111• fn the 1"1-11111 Dlrtetor'• olllc• ~~v ' profltr'I'( located -ttrtw of IN Sin 1nd ,,,...,. be 1111mll'Mod b'I' fll'I' tMIN9"'d The retirement of a matador DI..., FrMW9Y on 11o1t1 ..i-. If 1:1 Toro ,....__ LAt Sl'flts '' Mid u crM11,. twit •· -of the fi~~ t I ll:otd, "' Ille El T-..... tot• M(fl 111111 lf'I conlUflCllon with tt.
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i;,. deTomuo • • • lmpomd tor Lfnccb>.Mtteur1<. ItaUan
coachwork created by the brill1ant Ghia StudiOI Df Turln.
Ford de&Jgned the 351 QI> 4V V..S enghw. Four wheel fD6
depenent auspenaSon and nrld•hJP lneint placemmt. l'tve
spted a:ear box. tuJly l)'nChronlzed •••
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TONIGHT'S
TV HIGlllJGHTS --
KAllC D 12:30 p.m. -Olympie Games. Cover-
age Includes swlmmlnc, boxing, bmetball, volley·
ball 1nd welgbUllllng. .
CBS D 6 p.m. -NFL pr•~ason football . The
Dallas C!>vt!><>ys meet !be Kamas City Chiefs at
Kamas City.
KHJ 0 7:30 -"Manhunt.'0 Waller Pidgeon.
English big game hunter decides to stalk Hitler but
finds himseJI to be tpe hunted.
KTl'V a> 8 p.m. "Blood and Sand." Rita Hay-
worth, Llnda.llarnell, Tyrobe Power. Drama about
bulllighter and beautllul lady.
' ~ D 9 p.m. -''Banacek." George Peppard,
Christine Bellord, Competing in~es~i~~ton try to locate an umored truck >ll'itb $1 .6 ·on in gold.
TV . DAILY LOG
Saturday
Evening
-IUTIMI~ 2 ....... ~....... USA ....... _
, Cl) ,. .. Rieb: .... ., lflt
-(ld·fi) ........... Bony.
·-' CCI """"' Ir <..,> 'U-CorlllOll Stott, Ma~ lr1p. Cll JlrJ.ll Dhtrr. ...... ._.
(llof)'U-lorb Kll'loff, Lon Clleney.
• llM: ......... .,. (drt) '64
,;_Jama M11011, Ulll P1lmer. m n. vrra111111
II Fltbol·Secm
B)Mw11: m Sporb Clllll1n11
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6,J Addt1111 f .. Hy
1.1111 B @) Oil JIC C:OIMdJ Tht•trt
"Dur Deductibit• (R)
0 l4ld: °'"" bodl ....
0 CII C1l m mz ""-""'"' pks 1,.0; and fitld, hlalttlblll.
bollni. rowina. swlrnmfnr. dlvin1.
w!Jtybllt Ind wtlfhlliftlnt. ·-(Cl tao! -... leltl" (dt1) '41-flltl Harwortii.
m~•"'-fB IJldll Ulf•
Cl) FU• OdylllJ "'lllt Lest ltuafl"
(R) SM Wed., 1:30 PM. 9_, ................ ..
QJ MM: "'It.ck L111t1"
1:300 ....... ..,...
!ElY ""'"' 9:00 f) (])An ill !ht F1milJ
Not Like in Movies
ATLANTA (AP) -An
Allaola polit<man aCCUJed GI
fnoeaularllla ... th< Job mad<
• valB at""1pt to keep ltiJI
.• badp by abowlni a review
pone! a movlo <IIp lo which
•elor George C. Scott emp)D)'ll
unorthodox police mtlhod1.
1be panel viewed the clip
fl-om the movie. "The New
Centurions" and fired Officer
R. 0. LltOe aJ.ter .IJ m!!lutes
of dollb<rat1on1.
Little, 28, was accused or
picking up a woman on pros-
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btt la I police tar to llil
aportmeni lmtead GI jail.
HJa lawyer argued !hit [JI,.
Ue actually WU trylog lo cm!>
pn>llltutloa by pttlmc tilt
woman on the streeta. Ht
lbowed a film clip la wbJeh
Scott handled l1ICh a lrituatlon
by plc:kinC up a in>llP of
women in 1 paddywqon and
driving around with~ lh<m
before llnally rtleaslng them
witbout cbarg ...
"Jt'a illegal as bell," 18)'1
the film cop. "But ll works."
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"THI COllC•llT l'Olt aAltOU.Dt!Sll" COi • "CHMMI! SHELTlll" ll"GI
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0011 ""''"' IBTIM• T•nMI
Georp -Pipparif, Ch'lisline 8tlrord. wltlr'·Oeorp c. Sc•tt
0 Sey111011r l"rutnb: "Tiii Kind" .. ,uY M1sriiu:o11 M•" <II> .. .-:!ll~'"'"'C.!11".~
(hot) '61-Dertk Bond, Ronald Let 1 _ _:~~~~~::===;:~:;:~~~~~~
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m lllltr C1111t1 '9 Ylb If Ait'lcvlturt
EE Un V1r1111 P1r1 lldlnlar
(Id-fl) 'SI-Otto Ktu111, John •• ,.. ID a Shew .. ltct Y114tl
C:OO II Mllllr. "Coloaus ol New foil"
.,.,. . "'" 0 C1) • ., Tit« -D fllw W1t1i Ill laM'IAJ 0 """ w.u. Urry llumn 0 (I) Cl) 1172 l1m111r Olyltpica Q) I IPICW I De u.,., ltotlllr1
Ewnb lncludt t'Mnt, baskttb1ll @l lhllJWOll TtJeirilill ;n..tn ,,.. vollerblll. G'i) ....... lltt. l:U&JS. C.•111 fMrita
11 c.. ._ 10:00 II I lfl<!AL i l•&iftttlM Sit T•
4;)G D hell lllldc "TM Odd Couple Opera•
Cl) 1 mcw1 T .......... ,.., zmo D John Glenn hosts
fTC A doe1.1111111t1ry for1C1St1n1 to-·* 'l;lera Comes Tomorrow'
.l'IOfnlll"s ldwtlon, xl1nct ind Ifft e;esented by
llylts, 111d th• first In 1 1trltt ol ESTERN ELECT.RIC
looks tt rtct reltlians. ~ w~ '"" Lhlnt fJ (])(II I QICW: I Mtrt C-11
111\Dll;;;,. T1110fTIW "The fhr fl1ht1rs" A look
•t '"" Wffpomi 1plnst eri"" ,... ~ '
I m D Crill• ."-1"' 1v1il1blt throuah scienc1 tnd he~ 8 lnt h1 S,.U noloo. Col. John Glenn llosts.
I tlMI c.t (J) ! IJ!CIAL I Son111111d Cllt:r Colllo
IWI ldJ' Kour Sandy 81ron 1nd Sun1nM
tall · .a Ch&rney guest.
1111• tor Doll111 p Tht U11k110W11
i IPIC!Al I lnl1rn1tlon1I Worid m NIWI Ron rortntf
S.Ms ti Hoekty (1) Box d1 Mtllat 0 JllWI 9 MllWM: -Thi Cloft ind DIQt.-m MM: (C) ... lood ind S.lld" GD Chlnm Y1ridy Kolll'
(dra) '41 ..... Tyroni Power. GJ Cine Mulcan•
m i..n1 er 111 c1111ts m LM ..,..,. Show
Cl IMI" •IMI Mt111tfie1 "r111 ind 10:30 B UIC FtttNn TrojlllS vs. Nolr1
Wlnttl" Dtmt Ill.,. Shew (I') sP.rts CMlllnp '°"'""'-om"'"' 1:15 = ~ a..-u, 0 Fr!Pt, Niatit wltfl MooN Liu:
HOD (I)-"'"' ... _ti o.. lolyll" '"' ., ....
• WO "'°" Pllftlt An .. 8 MMt: "I Wu 1 Ttllllfl Frtllk· fl!l Dnfd Suutind .... "'nit Melt· fD*~ = ~Whit Bimll. tn1 Pot" (R) Se1 Tue., !:30 PM.
llJ ""''""' UM 11,00 IO CII 0 0 ClJ 9 ''"' 8 Cllli(1n'1 blind (.i) Marshll Dillon EE s,..a: RIClr m Amuln1 World 11 l!UM11
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LGll'loa!! RAQUEL
WELCH .
~KANSAS
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SHOWING
NOW!
l:DO 1J ([I Nrl ht·Suson foo1ban ID Klthry11 Kuhlman
0 aJ m Ntw1 11:15 0 MO'lit: fC) "l1mp111" (adv) EDWARDS
0 Ctltbrity low1ln1 '63-Robert Mitchum. CINEMA CENTIR/NO. 2
@) lf1m1 tf tll1 C11111 11 :20 f) MOYi1: "On tht lt1cf1• (dra) NARIOI AT ADAMS C!J Tle hrau1dtrs '59-Grerory Pee~. Ava Gardner. COSTA MESA t7f-4141 fD lhlll Pin Y1ronlai • 11:30 O Movie: (C) "55 D1rs at l'tkln(' '-"'===.:.:::=::i
fD "'"~ ""p!b! Y•luntott 00.1 '63-A" G•"'" CALL THEA JER FOR SECOND FEA JURE! 181 Ml)'tltrry RFIJ (i) Movie: "Tiit Red tittle" (wtS) ,•
Qi)Ttaln ffl ~ ([J MOY!t: "'Wtt i\Jpllalt" (dr1) '61 1-----------....a--=-----'----
lf) Tlie Tllf1111 Sttops -Horst Buchholz, Girt F1obe.
l:lO D MIC lilm: CtnftnMI @) THt Jontt
D....., m Mwlt: "Tiit Mob" ..(dr1J '51-
fll) Ju• Sllf!>Mrd'1 AMtrlcl (R) Neville Brtncl. Broderld: Crawford.
Ill ldnllll Makti,t ID Motlr. "Tlie F.. Days ti m Ctnultatlt• lil1pln• (drl) '63-Je1n Sora!.
OJ CHtbJ l'tau 12':DO 0 MM: "'1'11 L1t1 ftr Tun" di ~ [tllott Mlntl (mjS) '49-Dln Dury1a.
J:ODO lllttit11tl Ctornpllk "The Gtt1t 12:30 0 MorM: (t) "llSIHt" (wes) 'SS
IJ m .... ff•• -ffonfd ... , """ lllrth. 0 ...... ... 1:00 (1() oo-' m ma Lawrtnce «11• Sltow to M-l(ffltt stiow: "'Stl n"'im. • In Mtric Circus "Youn1 ind WR4," "'Swl111' Wattr'"
EE El T11'Rlllt Q) Mnle: "'Saffn'1 Sattllrtn• (xJ.
fEI Cltr«•klltr1 ~Bradbury Build· fl) '58-Allne Towne, .lohn Crawford.
ln1~ (R) Set Tue., 1:30 PM. 1:20 R Movie: (t) "Sip tf Ht111,
(Fl Noelle d• Slbld1 lrown• (w•sl '58-Rory C.lll!tun.
7:30 (.iJ Te T1U tH lr1't11 2':30 0 $pe1lln1 f11tly
D ltl's Mt~• • Dt•I 2':45 fl Movlt: "'nl Tillnt That Cttlldn1
c:J 1111160fl $ Mft'i1: (21ir) "Mln·1 Die" (hor) '58-Wlllltm Reynolds.
hwnt" (1dv) '41-Wal!tr Pld1eon: J:30 D Nm
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·Deeply ·1n~o~ved in Work
EHTERTAINMENT
Cook Show
On Diet-
No Funds
NEW YORK CUPn -Julia
Oiild'1 lhousands of public
television fans will bave to
make do with leftovers this
fall and a starvation diet next
year unless a new underwriter
can be found for ber cooking
program.
Station WGBH, Boston ,
which has produced The
French Chef for the past nine
years, said. all but four shows
during the new fall season
starting Oct. 1 will be reruns ...
unless a new grant can be ob-
tained.
Station President David 0.
Ives aaid the program will be
dropped entirely from. the
Public Broadcasting Service in
January if new funds are not
forthcoming.
Ivea added that the Polaroid
Corp., which has underwritten
th< show for th< past three
years, was unwilling to con-
tinue it! grant, and tha1 45 to
50 other firms -.all major
companies -had declined
because their budgets already
were committed. •
In national · rB.tings, Mrs:-
Child's weekly program is orie
of the most popular on public
television. Her audience last
year numbered more than one
million viewers.
Self Portrait
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Anthony Quilfn's self-portrait
of an actor, "The· Original
Sin," will be published Nov.
20.
B1 UNDA DEVT9CIJ
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The
scene WU a l..U.. HoUJWood
dinner pmy. Sudd<l\JY, ..
tld.,.ly inan '11!!!ll!l<l ID bie
chair and 10meone lhouted,
.. ,, there • doctor la lb,
house?"
Instinctively, David
Hartman and John Saxon both
jumped up.
Just then a real dciCtor nWl<d
forward and the TV doctor.
settled back la their ... ts.
Hartman. wbo llsra with Sax·
on in televislon'a "The Doc-
tor.," tellJ th< •story to. 11-
luJlrats bow deeply iavolvtd
actors become in long~enn
roles u dodon.
With !)ii show prt!paratlon -
including medical research,
attendance at m e d i c a I
seminars and weeks u an
Observer at . hosJ,titals
-Hartman concedes he'd , be
Film Needs
A Family ·
How wouJd you like a week's
all-expense-paid l'acailon on
the East Coa.t.
U you're a couple ln their
thirties or early forties, with a
child from 9 to IS yean old,
you may be w~t an Orange
Q>ast moviemaking company
is looking for.
MacGlllivray • F r e e m a n
Fllm5, headquartered i n
LagwlJ Beach will film a
travef.:oocumentary short for
showing in theater! ~t\\·een
Sept. 5 and 20:-Th! family
selected will tie pictur.ed driv·
ing from Washingt-0n, D. C., to
\Villlamsburg, Philadelphia
Valley Forge, New York and
Boston.
The time -required by the
"actors" wou1d be a week be-
tween these dates, amounting
to a free vacation in the Ea.at.
Expen..es . involved in fiying
back and forth prohibit the •
film company from ollorlng
any otl)er payment.
Those intere!ted should con-
tact Barbara Smith a t
494-741i6 to arrange an in-
terview.
templed to ...,, •• ;.... ....~ tells his ·-t •• t
mont la emerge.dtl. ttlevlaion eac educ•te the
"But lhtte J& ID etb1<aJ prob-public about modie1l w• and
lem," ht aa)'I. "What 1f 1 did ease fean of Ulnea.
IOlltellllog wrooal It would be But someUmes, th< 'ldor .mr U I were a.J.a,yman with concedel, he can't resiat of·
no eonneclion to medicine. to f•rlng th< doctors hi> adv!ce.
my cue, people would say, "When I spoke at the AMA
'Oh, be'• an actor aDd he convention, t kept hearing
thinks he knows so much about the fear' that eov~
about medicine.' ment was gplng to take over
"ln the cue of a heart at-medicine," he recalls.
tad<, I could probably. use "So I sugg_,.ted that If the
common sense or simply first AMA or any .. ganilation .is m.
aid like IDY other layman. I) i.rested In ntalnin& cmtrol o!
would depend on the situa-rnedleine , then Instead o!
lion." spending money lobbying in
Hartman, the tall, rangy ae-Wasbington th<y shoilld get
tor wbo portrays Dr. Hunter, togeth<r and use that energy
the cardiologist with a kindly and offor1 lo try lo solve the
bedside manner, is entering problems of medical care in
hi> fourth seuon oo th< series thiJ country.
which switcbea timf: slots this "I don't feel 10 "e 11
year from its "Bold Ones" educated in ~se area11 that I
period every other Sunday can talk as an expert," he
night to • weekly spot every adds. "But we do have prob-
Tuesday night. Jems in medicine. I knolf
Because of the long-running Uiat much."
role,· strangers · as well as More and more, he tiries to
friends tend ~ tfiat Hartman have a say in the kind of
as "Dr. Hunter." shows presented on "The Doc·
"People constanUy call me tor s," pushing for informative
when they bl!lve a medical prob-topics.
lent,'' he says. "They ''"· ..., "My whole thrust has been
'l've got this .pain, Doc.' to make sure we are doing
"My answer,'' Hartman shows where we can make
says jokingly, "is take two sonle kind of contribUUon,11
aspirin!, lots of liquids, get Hartman sa)'!.
bed rest and call me tomor-1----------
row:"
"Actually," be adds, ~'l
refer them to a pllysiciao. "..._
Although be won't grve
prescriptions o f f -s c r e e n ,
Hartman is beating out many
real doctors as the most 1 .. ---.0-__,..,.,.,..,_._
sought.after' 1 e ct u re T at FOi FUii r•OFITt: '
medical societies and dootors' IAIGAINS GAlOlll VIStT
and nW'8tS' conventions. THI sart1 SWAP MllT fYllY SATURDAY & In rece~ .m-0nths he bas SUNDAY,A\LDAYIA:M.
travele1f the country speaking TO 4 P.M. AT THI ORANQl ' to groups. iricluding th e 11 1 & # 2 v
American-Medical-Assoeia-. - --~on 's convention of medlcat f{**********
society presidents, the '[ZnJ~ American College of Chest
Physicians, the Association of • •••· 0,..H ,. .... M
Oper11ting Room Nurses and SAT, SUH, MOH. Ol"IH 1 l"M the Loll Angeles C o u n t y .,_ At ~ n ,.,..
Medical Society. He also
dedicated;a medical center at
GallopoliJ, dbio, and attended
anacupunctureclinicatStan.
ford University.
"I think the word's gotten
around that I'm serious about
what we're doing ()n the show,
that I'm invC>lved," be says.
· Hartml!D as lecturer uauaDy •1ou .. rcoa1"11~ "GODFATHll" (II°
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CONTINUPUS
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CLINT IASTWOOD
ULLY SA.YA.LAS
CARROLL O'CONNOI
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Vaccine
For Mono
Studied
WASHINGTQN (AP) -New
and striking elvdence suggest!
the possibility o! developing a
practical vacclne agaJnst in-
f e c t i o u s mononucleosis,
eometlmes called "the kil&ing
disease," an IlllnoJs
researcher ha11 reported.
DT. G. F. Springer of
Northwest.em University said
he made the llndlng1 alter ln-
ject.ing he&Jlhy h u m a n
volunteers With ''infectious
moJIOUCleoll.s ant 1 gens''
laolated from blood cello o!
heel and 1heep.
Specifically, he 11ld, the ln-
jecllmll triggered the pro-
ducllOll of theoretlcally-pro-
tective antibodies again.st ~
fectious mononuc!eoeb In a
aignlflcantly high percentage
of the volunteers.
•'THESE STRIKING find ·
lnp permlt consideration of
vacclDaUbn against 1M (In-
f e ct Io us mononucleosis,)"
SOiinger told the International
1""ransfUslon C.Ongreas
IJIOMOred by the American
AMoclaUon ol Blood Banks:
He told a news _conference
following hla pruentatloo that
plana are being made for
JargHCaie testing o! what he
termed a stm ... perlmental
vacdne used in the trials
reported.
He uld the material would
be administered at
Northwestern and at . the
Puteur Inatllute In Paris,
Frl!IOO to about 500 healthy
-...... but tbal ll would take about three yeara to
detennJne whether ·Jt'1 ac-
tually effecUve in preventing
the disease.
Infecliaua mononucleosi s ts
a relatively common dlsease
of children and YOUlll adults.
Spora_dic cases have been
detected wherever young peo-
ple live together, such as in con,. ...
THE AILMENT Is
sometimes called the "kissing
disease" because 30rne cases
are mspected to have been
tnwmltted by kissing.
The malady, believed caused
by a still-unidentified virus,
Jiterally affects almost every
or1an of the body. The typical
cue is characterized by
gripe-like .symptoms, !Ore
throat and headache.
Usually, it has a benign
course, but serious com-
plications may occur in rare
instances. Such complications
include: secondary infection of
the throat with streptococci or
other microbes; liver ln-
llammatlon hard to distinguish
from that caused by infectious
hepatitis; rupture of the
spleen; and even nerologic ,
cardiac or pulmonary in-
volvement.
"IM" ordinarily runs its
course in one to three weeks,
although it may persist for up
to three months. Almost
a~ways, though, according to
rriedical texts, 11the ultimate
outlook ls excellent."
Death has occurred only
very rarely.
Cre1natory' s
Fine Lifted
By Judge
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A IS
fine bn,,._, oo the Telophase
Soc:Wy ·hal been ouspended by
tho city Judga who lound it
,.Uty In May of operating •• a
cemderJ broker without a -'J"9 &mpelllloo depends on
whelher the ~ty complies
with Illa~ Iloenslng regula-
tions within a months ,
Munlclpol Court Judge Wesley
B. But~nnon Jr. ruled. J>r. Thomu Weber ,
Telophue prelldenl, 11ld the
·.Sea Dleao flml rec• n t I y
-fed with I licensed
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llom'li b' I .,....
pnll llept. 17,
l/N·IROOK
8 ft. x 2'' x 4''
FIR STUDS
• Great for patio
decking, fencing,
picnic tables--•
Stock upl
• Good solid economy
fir-surfaced 4 sides-
ends trimmed with
eased edges.
IEG. 49( 69c la,
SAT. & SUN. ONLYI
WROUGHT IRON RAILING
• The took of Espana for patios, porches,
room dividers.
• Beautiful slyled-satin black
-finish-dress up your
home tod,ay.
leg. $1.29
SAT. & SUN, OHi.Yi
30 GAL.
WATER HEATER .
• Un.Brook special. quality
bondelf~·~.
5 yr. warranty.
• 1 ooir. 1afe thermostatic
controls for automatic ease.
Reg. $59.99
s ..... $10.00
SAT. & SUN. ONLYI
15 n. ROLL
REED FENCING
• Round reeds are interwoven with steef
so they'll stoy sturdy.
• Use it-outdoors for a tropical look, or indoors
Your Choice!
for wall
covering I
.... $9.99
PATIO ROOFING
•• Choose colorful corrugated fiberglan or natural
aluminum.
• Le" you enloy the outdoor1
year 'round--of build a carport!
6Pt .. $199
'"· ,$249
lOPt. $]29
12Pt. $]99
$.AU PRICE$ EPfECTIVE
'$AT., & SUN., SEPT. 2nd & 3rc( OPIN
LABOR
DAY
9 AM.
TQ
6 P.M.
. I ' "SPECIAL PURCHASE -flX·UP HOWi"
• Wall yourself In with this high quality
construction board & you1ll get results
like the pros.
_. ____ :,.• 4 ft. x 8 ft. panels are V2 inc'1 thick-,;
\\ I di'' . . em UP-«!_.n -pa nt~--
-.L..L..--lt a beautiful finished wall.
fllotk ..... -'N ltlck
FLOOR TILE
• l2"x12"1ongw.arlngvinyl
01b••ta• tile resists grease and
1toin1.
• Ea1y to use-simply peel off th•
protective paper, place It & pre11I
leg. 29c 22' ...
SCREENING
• It's fix-up time for tcfffft doort-
and window scrHnt..
• 11'' to 72" wtdthl-CVf '° your de1lrwd leftVlh,
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HAND TRUCK
• Th• easy way to handle trash cans
I. ...,.. bvllcy object•,
• Molded rvbbef
whfflt-ttvrdy
all-it.et constrvdion.
leg. $2.4t
we.er ...
STEPPING
STONES ·
• 12"x12"c:oncrete•stonesaNa •
lllR 1Jt," thick!
• Pave e,path,. Cl polio, a pl.a1ant
place'lo '"I
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SAVI NOW! 27~
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• They-Ive been given the nod
of approval by VA & FHA. , I REG. ~3t I l·sAvE ~i.001 I
SAT. & SUN. ONLYI
• These doors do doubhJ duty at tabl•
topa, deab, book ahflv~ wouldn't
•v•n object if you UH th•m as doors I
• Choice of sev•ral woods
and finishes.
• 1-'", 16" & ll"wide.
leg. $1.99
99c
WOWI
COMBINATION
RURDOOR
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THE GREA;TER1 T_HE NUMBER Of CARS TO
CLEAR, THE GREATER THE DISCOUNTS IT~
TAKES TO ·DO THE JOB. WE HAVE ONE OF THE
-BIGGEST ff72 llflltOLN, MERCURY, MONTE·
GO, COllGAR, COMET, CAPRI, .PANTERA IN·
VENTO!llESON THE WESY.COAST. GET TOP
SAVINGS FROM THE TOP DE4LER. .
Seven yean In busln111, 6 yean number ane
in Orange County \lncoln Mercury Sales •.•
• there musi be a"'t'llasonl
CAPRI
TEST DRIVE THE
NEWV-6!
BIG SELECTION FOR .
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
PANTERA
THE MID ENGINE
SPORTS CAR
FROM EUROPE
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
(LIMITID PRODUCftON
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Discounted up to
from window sticker
563442
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DISCOUNTED UP TO
$1177 . .
From Window Sticker
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NO HOLD BACKS !
EVERY '72 IN OUR HUGE
INVENTORY IS NOW
CLEARANCE DISCOUNTED
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DISCOUNTED UP TO
From Window Sticker
(649774)
3RDQUARTER
DE~agi£L~!~m~!~E!
72'S DRASTICALt Y
REDUCED TO CLEAR.
COMET-CAPRI-PANTERA
CONTINENTAL-MARK IV
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COME, CONSIDERING MOST PROMISING CA·
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Evei:yone Hes
Somethi~g That
Someont Elte Wants
DAI-LY PILOT C:LASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, ·
Anet It, Trade It .
With a Want Ad • ·The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for · Fast Results
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CORONA DEL MAR
3 Br. ft den, all rooms but one look out on un ..
obstructed spectacular view of harbor &
ocean. Done with a great feel for luxury &
taste. . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ....... $135,000.
* * * * * HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
Jr. exet:ulive home -3 BR., formal dining
rm. & de~. Choice localion~g home.
................................... '. ~1,900.
Open Sal 1·5. 16982 Lo!ell Clrc\e
Orange Coast
~EAL ESTATE • . 644 tltl
, 2600 E. Coast Hwy., CoronOilel Mir -
Genonl
BAYFRONT
Ma,cnilicent ~ront home
oo exclusive Harbor Iala.nd
ltd with pier ~slip !luitable
for large yacht. Classic
rustic design with heavy
Shake roof, lOls of panelling
&. stooe. RambllDg Jloor
plan with cll.lldren's win~
ha~ 4 BR PLUS luxur-
ious master BR suite on
opposite aide ot home. For-
mal ~ rm on the Bay.
Family rm with bar & sep-
ara~ u.;.n the main house.
Cozy panelled den. A luxut·
bJs home JJ?iced below re-
placement at $225.100.
Gener ii General ' * * * * -* * * TAYLOR (9. *
. ' MESA VERDE -$39,500
Immaculate home witJa. 3 bdrms., fam. rm.,
enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge. rooms, beau-
tiful stone fireplace, good plan & lovely
yard. Quiet street. Better hurry!
1645 SAMAR PLACE OPEN SUN. 1-5 :30
HARBOR VJEW RIDGE -$76,000
On an island in the sky! Lusk brand new 2
story 4 bedroom home with' fam. rm. & for-
mal dining rm., wet bar; 3-car garage &
view. Beautifully carpeted. Go San Joaquin
Hills !load & turn right at Spyglass Road.
3860 OCEAN BIRCH OPEN Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5:30
General
Newport Hei9hts 1
3 & Faniily
Abandoned!
General
THE BLUFFS
$35,900
SPANISH
1 block to OCEAN VIE\\'! RED TILE ROOF! VJE\V
Bike to beach! Wrought iron over green bell. Giant llvlni;:
gate entry wtder giant room. Chef's kitchen. \\"ind·
palms. Big Uving room \Vilh illi: stairway to Queen size
cathedral beamed ceihng. ~nts. Private patio.
Ct"ackllng raised hearth (it'('-FRESH PAINT AND NE\\'
place. GIANT FA ?11 IL Y ~G CARPETS! This is
ROOM, Gourmet kitchen. the LO\VESl' P R I C E D
Large secluded master UNIT IN TI-IE BLID'FS!
suite. Laundry room. Dec-Plus it's an end unit. $3590
orator touch thruoat! BAR· TO BUY. 00% LOAN
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* * * * * * BALBOA ISLAND
RELAXED FAMILY LIVING
213 SAPPHIRE
3 Bdrn1s .. 31/z baths. Large fa n1ily rm., Dbl.
garage, enclosed patio ..... , . ~. $82 ,500.
CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR
306 M1rine, Balboa Island 675-4000
GAIN PRICED UNDER AVAILABLE. VER'{ ANX-f ~~-~-----G.:0-00-ra'l,..------I
$45,000! can now to pre-ious O\VNER! Call no\\' to General
view · 645-0303. preview -&15-0303.
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IRVINE TERRACE -$54,900
Atltactive 3 bedroom home on cl).Oice c_orner
site in a very elite area. Formal dining & 2
batbs. Ston e fireplace, lovely pool surround-
ed by large palio. Near Fashion Island.
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A'€<1~,..0RS
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I/£ AL roRS MACNAB
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This home is lac. within Steps of most beaut
priv beach in area. 3 Bdrms, 2 baths, din ml,
& fam rm home. Picturesque ~arden entry,
lge pool & deck. $132,500. Edie Olson
' EASTBLUFF -.
MOVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL
4 BR, 2'h ba, Lusk pop. plan '.'D". Court.
yard entrance. $64..._~oo. Also, lge 3 BR split·
level home, -:rBa, -rormal din rm & game rm.
-Lease/opt $58,500.-Hm'iett-Davles-
l I I so YOU WANT To ....
• • swim in your own healed & filtered pool
-have 4 BR1& 3 ba -be in Mariner's elem.
school -live in Newport Beach on fee land.
$64,500 will do it. Al Fink
' '• LIDO ISLE
Immaculate 3 BR, 3 ba & fam rm home-on.-
2 Jge lots at best end of Island. Rm for ex··
pansio'n. 3-car g a rage. Pool~sized patio. '
$139,500. Kathryn Raviston
• BEAUTIFUL AND BIG
THINK
OCEAN!
That's what the preS!'nt own-
er says! This very neat
home features 3 bedrooms,
family room,. paneled den
and 2 baths. Lovely land-
scaping front and rear,
gprinkler 8)'8tem.. nicely dec-
orated interior. Great lo-
cation for childrqJ, near
.schools, Extra privacy in
rear, Full price is $32,900
with all fmapcin,g incluQing
no down payment to Veter-
ans! -Please1Jbone·-546-2313·
for ~tional Information
and aJiPomtmen.t to s~·. -w:•m
160! BONNIE D90NE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
BEAUTIFUL L(NDA ISLE -$167,000
This island is th& ultiniate in luxury living.
Charming 5 BR. near-new ~ome with family
rm., formal dining room & 4'h baths. Wet
bar, barbeque & 3 fireplaces. Pier & slip.
16 LINDA ISLE • OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
LINDA ISLE -$24S;Ooo
Luxurious custom built 4 bdrm. home. Fam. rm., lge. game rm., formal DR: & 4'h baths,
Wired for Jli..Fi thruout, electronic oven, cu~
tom cptng. & drapes. Pier/slip for 65' boat .. '
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5: 30
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT -$75,000
Wortb_seeing . -wQrlb_o\\'lling ! J:lome needs
some redecorating, Spend a little money &
watch your value grow. Charming 3 BR.
Provincial with DR. & 2 baths. On prime cor-
ner site. .
2149 SEVILLE OPEN SAT. 1-5:30
. NEWPORT HEIGHTS BEAUtY
A real fanta$tic view of the bay and ocean
from thiS :rbarn:r. &-3 bath exotic contempor·
ary. Thick lush carpeting & lush drapes. Pri·
vacy. $97,000 including land.
204 KINGS PL. OPEN SUN. 1-5 :30
Gener el General
COATS ,
Ja.., & WALLACE
"f!fOYI REALTORS
SHOWCASE OF VALUES
INCOME POTENTIAL
Buy this 3 bedroom home and build
another income unit. Possible 3rd unit
wi th a variance. Good R-2 location.
Great way .to start your .i_estate build-
ing" at only $28,500 Try $2850. down
payml. CALL 546-4 141.
COOL OCEAN BREEZE
Looking for a home~ near the ocean?
Then look at this immaculate 3 bedroon1
3 bath_home. beautifully landscaped \\'ii h
a comfortable patio to add to lhe fun
of outdoor living. Thi s 4 yr. old hon1e
has every modern convenience you
could ask for including a separate laun-
dry room. Take over 6% % FHA loan.
Just reduced. $38,500. CALL 962-4454 .
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FINER HOMES
DOVER SHORES -
ULTIMATE JN LIVING
4600 sq. ft . of quality construction. ~arble
hall s -air conditioned -electronic oven
-indoor jacuzzi pool -5 BR's -formal
DR. -FR . -rnanicured lawns -better
than ne\v. Readv to move in . Fee-$198,500.
Open Sunday 1:5 p.m. 1337 Galaxy Drive.
(C21)
ONLY $35,950
Nearlv new 4 bedroom in excellent condl~'
tion. Near ,S?rade and intermediate schools.
Hurry !orlhis one. (C22)
FOREVER YOURS ...
IN IRVINE TERRACE·!
\·ou o\vn the land AND the breathtaking
front-ro\v bav & ocean VIE\V from tills
n1 ~g 11ifi cent 4 BR ., 3 bath ~pan i sh. OPEN
Sat. & Sun . 1-5 p.n1 . 1019_Dolphin Terrace.
(C23)
BAYCREST
Gracious 4 BR .. 3 bath, FR. & pool home.
3000 sq. ft. of living space. Modestly priced
at $89.500. Open Sunday 1·5 p.m. 1609 Anti·
gua. (C24)
• LINDA ISLE -MEDITERRANEAN
Westcliff traditional split-level 4 BR (could
be 5 BR) 4 baths, huge rumpus rm, Eng·
lish gardens. Choice corner lot. Mary Lou
r.farion J. .~
. .I BEDROOMS & POOLI • "' ·•
Tl')1 to find 4 BR, 2;!! ba, family rm & lar.ge
Anthony pool '<In fee land in .Newport Beach
under $60,000. We have . it! $59,750. ,Call
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SPLIT 'LEi/iL + POOL 1~soo lOcated in excfi!Ent
n.ta Mesa area this home
Is walking distance to
elementary schools, 4 big
bedrms and 2 very spacious
baths (one opens on to
pool}, large pancled family
rm, Palos Verde stone
fireplace', beautiful builtin
kitchen features rich walnut
-cabmtts and pan through
patio bat-lUlh tropi·c-al Jandscap~' tal'l'OUnd8 ~
inviting heated 1B?t36 fiesta
pool, large cowred patio
with outside built-in brick
·gas bbq completely private,
pine trees and fistipond in
lftll manicured front yan:1 ..
don't miss this value only
$36,500 call 546:8640 bkr.
WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR OWN"
Outstanding view of bay & jetty! A master·
piece building on the water w /private mari-
na. Immac. 2 BR. & ' 2 baths. Beaut. pool &
jacuzzi. See; guard. Corona de! Mar. $89,950
llAtllOA COVES -$84,950
3 Bedroom waterfrodt borne with private boat
pier & float. Built-in range & oven, nice car·
peting & drapes. Very popular area.
COSTA MESA -$31,950
WORK AU DONE!
Just move in. and start enjoying this
beautifully "lPP-'aded 3 bedroom Hal&-crest home. R's lfillY carpeted and IM-
MACULATE inside with a huge park·
like back yard. Big covered enclosed
patio, trees, brick B-B-Q and waterfall!
It's all set on to a sweeping corner lot
with 3 separate boat-trailer storage
areas. NEWLY LISTED at $31,500.
CALL 546-4141.
New custom design. Flclure window• Ill
-FR. -LR. -master . BR. & study over-.
looldag the tperidiag waters ol U.. Bay.
Formal DR. Gourmet kitchen .. 5 BR ... 4~
bath for ·every convenience. Dave Coot
642-8235. Open Sat.. Sun., Mon. 1-5 p.m. ~
#46 Linda Isle. (C25)
EMERALD BAY PRIME .•
Location, steps to aandy beach, pools & !en·
nis courts. Pri~ate~ea, rarks & rec-
reation. Great patio. $125,000. Thvera Burns
LIDO ISLE -REALLY LIViNG
Club, "beaches, boating, tennis close by this
large family borne. 4 over-siled bdrms, large
Uving rm & family rm. Best for your money.
S89,500. Mary Harvey
-$20,000.
(FULi,.. PRICE)
• • , buys this 3 Bdrm. with
a new. '4 car garage • 25'x40',
located near Coata Mesa
City Hall. Lot size 118'xl23',
Easy to buy! Cozy 3 hedrm., 2 bath home near
schools. North Costa Mesa. White brick fire-
place: shag carpeting, copper plumbing. Try
$1,600 down or V.A. Anxious owner.
Office Closed Monday -Labor Day
''Our 27th Year''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joaquin Hills Road
''Overlooki"I Big Canyon Country Club"
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-1910 LIDO CLUBHOUSE, TENNIS, BEACHES
Opportunity - A little paint and "fixing"
can make• this a lieautiful & spacious 4 BR.
-ramlly room bOme on 45' street to street
$89,500. Charlene Whyte
Presently zoned C2. "BUY 1~-------~--~-----
0F THE YEAR FOR YOU." Gener•I Gener•I
Call llPW -jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj
. SPECTACULAR VIEW
Oceanfront on private beach.' \Vhitewater
view of beautiful cove. Distinguished home
w/patio & pool. Please call to see. $295,000.
Carol Tatum
833.0700
Coldwell,Banker
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JIM WOOD IS A
MALE CHAUVINIST!
That's what they're saying! It's because his
Unique Homes has openings for three sales
people -and they're for men only!
Unique Homes now has four busy offices,
over $3 million in sales for August, a talk-
of-the-towil reputation fl.Dd -a sales force
that has too many women!
So come on men! Let's join forces, don't let .
those women out-earn us! A uni<iue oppor·
tunity awaits you with Unique Homes! It's
caJJ,ed men's liberation!
CONTACT JIM WOOD, 671-6IOO
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REAL ESTATE.
Gener1I -
COTIAGE NEAR OCEAN
We have just listed this house which Is
ideal for a starter home for the young
family. 3 Bedroom c1ose to shops and
beach. Lovely patio with builtin B-8-Q.
$26,950. Only $1,350. down. CALL 962-4454
OUT OF AREA OWNER
Does not m:!@lt this home anymore. He
says to, "SELL IT NOW'" It's a little
neglected, but BARGAIN PRICED at
$30,500. Call now to see, on cul-de-sac
street. 3 Bi g bedrooms, 2 fireplaces
and a line College Park location. EASY.
DOWN PAYMENT AVAILABLE. CALL
5464141.
IDEAL FOR ADULTS
Cozy 3 bMroom Huntington Bay Condo,
located near pool and clubhouse. This
is a great home for retirees or ideal for
the young couple. Convenient to major
shopping area. Washer and dryer in·
eluded for only $22,500. CALL 9624454
SERVING <fl!ANGE COUNTY SINCE
-1963 -
At Atlanta & Magnolia
962-4454
Huntington Beech
At Harbor & Baker
544-4141 Cas~8 Me11
General
THE LAST OF THE BEST
Final onportunity to choose a striking S
BR.. FR., DR. -newly completed Ivan
Wells' custom home w /sweeping Bay &
Mountain VIEW. $110,200. An unusual Oi>'
portuntty to share In Newport's fanta•Uc
apprecialion. Open ·Daily 10.5. 2030 Galaxy
Dr. (C27)
DOVER SHORES 4 BR. -$79,500
Compare -they BUY! Spectacular view
of mountains and bay .. Enjoy -pool com-
fort ID this lovely home. Panelled FR. For-
inai'DR. Walter King. 644-6200. (C28)
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
45' of sandy beach -beautiful master suite
on upper floor -plus 2 BR. - 2 baths -
den -DR. & terrific kitchen w/breakfast
area. Valid reason for sale -asking
$245,000. (29) ~
DOVER SHORES VIEW
Spectacular vie\v -4 BR .. 3 bath home.
DR .. FR. -pool size Jot. Immaculate con~
dition. Exceptionally priced at $112,500.
Owner leaving area. (C30)
11rv1ne 1-k>W_, __ ,
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BLUFFS -CONDOMINIUM
llhtee large bedrooms, 2\>!t batlis, Delores model and just 8 month new .. Lovely side and
rear patios, <O'\'en' aomeJlack Bay view. Fonnal,,-dlnlng-area, plus ormal family room
area. Beautifw UP'IJ'•decf shag carpeting. Dtig'IDt sheer drapes. V ry realistically priced
at $49,900 , I
. , SPECTACULAR DOVER SHORES VIEW
Decorftor's ·OWll home. Four ~. three batha, gourmet ldlchon, dining room, Gol'
geotfs terrace with larie· pool .,,d spectacular view. Spanish file throllOout tho living
room, dlnlng'room ancl CO\'ered atrium. This home has everytliing to delight tho most
dlscrlmlnaUnc buyer: $125,000
' MOVE IN ~y SCHOOL HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Immediate occupancy on tli!J lovely S bednom p 1 u s convertible den home. Elegant
formal dining, largo separate family room, bright built-in, all el~ric Island kitchen. You
own-the lan!f. Ba settled toi: the siarl-of.schoo1-Quick. posseSSlon. Texas based owner
, asking •58,900. . .
~, COLLEGE PARK BEAUTY
Lush llildsc.aplng sets oU this sparldlnc S bedl'oom witll }plclo111 country kitchen plus
formal dining area. Near new carpeting thlOIJghout, llew marine exterior paint, covered
atio. Thi• is a great •ilno at usi Pl,950 . • . wllb 10% , down.
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Sure to please the homemaker is the location of the kitchen' with garden eating area, nd
caaual family toom with warm wood burning fireplace. The formal dining room and liv·
ing room both have garden views. ·Dramatic vaulted ceilings. Convenient separate serv~
,Ice oorch with its own half bath. This homo truly shines with the brand new drapes and
decorator papers. Excellent Back Bay neighborhood and" just $54,950.
SltYGLASS HILL
Never occupied -ready to move in. Four bedroom, two . and 1 half bath family home.
Open beam living room, tile entry, family room with fireplace. Large kitchen with bright
roomy eating area. Both baths feature double pullmans Entry courtyard, three car gar·
age. Lovely green shag carpeting throughout Offered at ·$76,000.
SPLO LEVEL IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Outstanding contemporary design featuring three very large bedrooms including a lire·
place Jn the master suite. Rambling kitchen with storage ~alore and a briRht breakfast
' eating area. The tournament size pool table in the family roo1n \viii stay for the new
owner. This home ,is custom built with tub in both baths. This dandy with a lo\v main-
tenance yard Is oUered at just $44.750.
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FIUT Ol"l"ORTUNITY TO SEE
THIS . NIW LllTINQ -HOO sq. ft. with
everything! 4 Bedrooms, den , family room,
dining room, large hobby/sewing room plus
. "POOL!" Radiant heatlne, 2 fireplaces, 3
· car garage. Mariners School. . . . ... '911,DOO.
. 1406 Santiago, Nwpt. lch. Open Sat a Sun 1-5 ' LUCK IUYERS -JUST REDUCED!
: NEW BACK BAY HOME -on large lot in
Newport Beach. 3 Bedrooms, formal dining
room, custom built with lots of brick, open 1 beam ceilings and spacious rooms. Extreme-.
ly well built , pre-stressed for fourth bedroom.
Now . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. $78,500.
, 2424 22nd St., Nwpt, Bch. Open Sat & Sun 1-S
NEW ON THE MARKET
BALBOA PENINSULA -newly decorated·
· very liveble 4 bedroom end dining room
' home. Lots of used brick, fireplace--spotless !
Near ocean , bay and boat ramp .... $74,SOO.
· 2104 Mlromar, Balboa Open Sat a Sun 11-4
A llEAL WINNER -WESTCUFF
A VERY ATTRACTIVI! HOt-11 -In deaira·
ble neighborhood. Unu1ual cuat<>m featurea
to delight the aelocttve home buyer. A tra-
ditional Jiving room, formal dining room and
3 bedrooms. Offered at ...... , ....... $75,500.
-1529 Lincoln Ln, Wt1tcllff, N.•. Sat & Sun l·S
HUGE PRICE REDUCTION!
NEWPORT HEIQHTS AREA -New Eng·
!anti )llylc hon1c -4 bedrooms. 2 baths and
3 car gara~c .. Just 3 years old . See it and
appreciate 11 ..... , . . . . .. "· ....... $43,000.
404-16th St ., Costa Maia Open Sun. 1.5
1;obK AT THIS BAYCREST BUY I
NEAR PARK -LIBRARY -SCKOOLS -
.Immaculate fan1ily oriented 4 bedroom, fam-
ily roorn and formal din ing room home ...... .
. . . . . . . . . ........ $64,DOO.
, 2015 Commodore, N.B. Open Sun. l..S
MOUNTAIN TOPOGRAPHY TOLD
IN PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING -Tllis
• 4 bedroom home by Ivan Wells, is post &
beam construction on quiet Bayueat C\11.d ..
sac. Designed to take advantare of the di· '.'.'~t~'. .v~~~. ~.d °,~~cept of~~'.~ Jlv~f.MiO:
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Office Open Saturdays a Sunday•
_ PETE BARRETI REAL TY
1605 W11tcllff Or.. N.I.
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IXCLUSIVE
CARNATION COVE
Bayside Place Dup.Jex; lot
over 250 ft, deep, 3rd inter-
est ln pler, extra pe.rklns.
fee land (you own JU). The
very best private A qujet
beach )oc:atlon. s:no,ooo.
Call for Appointment
Evenlnp~!
* • * * * * 306 ABALONE
OJM"n House Sun ' W.bor
Day. J Bdrm, 2 ba, 1arare.
Bcuutlful. Sll'p1 lo Easl
Bay.
Solis bury
R<• ,11,
:;1:1 1\l.\HIN E AV1':.
BAl.IJOA ISLAND
CALL 67W900
BREATHTAKING
VIEW!
Your family will love thla
apaclOul 3 BR. a Bth, home
pua another informal toom.
Panoramic vlew of ocean
and private 1wlmmln1
beach. Arry abe family wW
flt. Formal dlnlnc room and
View llvtna room. Extfa
bonua ls uother n» aquatt
teet to uWl.ze tor anything
)'OU ~. Call 613-3550 for •llowlnr. Aokinr mo.ooo.
'O THF: Rf.AI. 1 '""\.. CSTl\TJ.:RS
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SHORECLIFFS
Wooded 11rdrn w/old brick
enlryway, lradlna to a
he•V)' 1hake roofed 3 BR., 2
ba. homr. Lp. country
kitch. w/frpl, All !Inell
quality. Walk IO prlv, bqch.
$!8,500.
CORBIN-
. MARTIN
Oeniral -~al
CAMEO HIGHLANOS
JUST REDUCED -This 3 bedroom, 2 bath, famUy room plus a convertible den1 2 used
brick fireplaces, builtlns in kitchen and B-.B-Q
with PRIVATE guest room & bath. Entertain
around your own POOL in CAMEO HIGH·
LANDS . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . .. $72,ilOO.
WATIRFRONT
PIER, SLIP and POOL too. New carpets and
drapes, 2 Bedrooms. 2» baths, Wl!.'T BAR,
marble fireplace. overlook '!'HE WATER
from your patio and enjoy. . . . . . . '85,000 .
CONDOMINIUM
IN BACK BAY AREA-2 story, 3 Redroom,
21h bath, builtin kitchen, stone flreplace,
F"AMIJ.Y ROOM. community pool & RE C.
ROOMS Including billiards. Fee land and
close to everything. . . . . . . . . . . . . $32 ,500.
CANYON & OCEAN VIEW
Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining
room (or family room), fireplace, cheerful
bullt·ln kitchen with lnvltin& SUNDECK for
your entertalnlnf pluaure, overlooklna the
canyon & view o the bcun. One-of-a-kind in
CAMEO IDGHLANDS. . . . . . . . . . . $69,500.
llAYPRONT
EXCLUSIVE WEST BAY PENINSULA lm-
maculato ·5 bedroom, fonnll dlnlnC room.
Owner will carry first TD at 714 !' .. Priced
rieht at .. .. . .. .. . . . . .. .. .. . .. $187,l500.
e OPEN HOUSES e
15 BR. & FAM.I -1306 W. Bay Ave. (water·
front). Garage parking avail. Balboa Penin·
sula. Sun. 1·5.
13 BEDROOM.I -723 Cameo Highlanrls. Co-
rona de! Mar. Sun. l ·5.
13 llEOROOM.! -527 Santa Aria , Newport
Heights. N.B .. Sun . 1·5. I
13 llR. & FAM.I -19382 Belthany. TurUe
Rock, Sat. & Sun. 1-5.
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Red Tile Roof
Lcirg-Z·Sto!'Y
CUlmlM ITALIAN TILED
ENTRY! 2.1tory vaulted
and beamtd ceilinJ Jivi.rlg
room. FORMAL DINING!
HUGE FAMU..Y R001'I!
Bright 11:arden kitchen. 10'
bre&ktut bar. t.lessage ~n·
ter, Wlndlnc ltain:ue to
kinPhc muter suite.
Beamed atrlwn patio • oU
entryway PLUS extra larre
lnd patio oft family • cus-
tom redwood oover. Euy
care sprinklered yard. Dot
run. See to love, CJU now
for preview . 645-0303.
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COSTA MESA
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l2IO Is all ~ -.. bQj'
this llr8' ' br with lam14' room ln one of Costa Mesa.11
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will .. , o11,.... ·--at the lll'!co ol $19,000. C...
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7 bed., 6 ba., plus Jar~e family room, sundeck, four car garage parking for
10 cars in beautiful tiled-<OurtYard -plus many other features contained
in this 7 800 square (oo( home built on three lots located a half block lo
beach or' bay. $135,000. Shown by appointment.
DUPLEXES, DUPLEXES & MORE DUPLEXES
Many to choose from -take advantage of the tax shelter -NEW ONES
-Low lnvut~nt.
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SIX UNITS -NEW
~ Beautiful Deluxe apartments with one over the garage with a peek·a·boo
view of the ocean and large sun deck. Only 1 short block . to the bay.
$175,000 with terms and Owner will consider trades -submit all offers.
Great tax· sheller. 407 Harding St. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5.
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BALBOA FIXER + ADD ON ,
Peninsula R·3 Jot -2 beds., and famil~ room home on property at present.
Plans and permit included for duplex m purchase. HURRY ON TlilS ONE.
PARIS?
No here -4 beds. 21h baths -and large family room -~mmaculate
adult occupied boine -Jarge living room with handsome fireplace -
Beautiful kitchen with lots of built-ins. Only $34,950.
ONE OWNER HOME
3 beds. 1 o/4 baths and family room. This is a fantastic home that has been
treated with Jots of0 T L C, excellent neighborhood. Outstanding terms -
$33,500.
SCARCE AS HEN'S TEETH
Fixer upper -add on 25 ft. by 100 ft. R2 lot on Balboa Peninsula. One
bed, and den rents $175 per week summer. $135 per month winter. Plenty
of room to add unit on rear of lot. $49,500.
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YOUR HOME IN THIS SPACE •••
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' " No, College Park. Outstanding custom home~-beautiful Spanish arche•
& tile in family room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths d" ·ng room, upgraded carpets,
custom chandeliers, ·builtln aquarium. Qule cul-de-sac and much more.
Priced low at $33, 700.
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DUPLEX -3 bed, 2 ba. upstairs, 2 bedrooms down . New w/w carpeting,
drapes, completely furnished w /new king sized beds thruout. Red~corated
in and out. 8 yrs, old. 2 car garage w /alley entrance. Full pnce only
$79,500. Has existlng GI.loan at 7% of $45,000 and owner w/carry a 2TD,
so submit your down payment. Live in one and rent the other.
YES! ON THE POINT
2 bed., and family room, 2 baths, new carpeting, open beam ceilings thru--
out 2nd bed., is perfect for teen-ager or in-law setiw. ·Only. ¥. block to
bay. Room for boat inside yard. Dble. attached garage1 Owner moving out
of state and anxious, so submit your offer. Asking $63,950.
NICE NICE NICE-REALLY!
Throw away your lawnmower! No outside maintenance for you! Relax &
enjoy $250 000 recreational center including pool, putting green, aijult
lounges. hobby rooms, and teen center. AU this plus large 4 bed .• family
room, 21-> bath home with fireplace, nice enclosed patio, newly installed
continuous clean. Tappan oven. Kitchen-Aid dishwasher, only $32,800. 10%
down terms availa~Ie, and immedlate possession. ·
MONET CONVERTER
We can convert yaur duplex, triplex, or foarplex into instant cash.
We have the..buyen. U you want tbe cash, the next move is up to you
-simply call us today, One of our qualified salesmen will call on you
to d~termine market value and the cash you can expect. We prove
·it ev&y week. we can prove it to you.
80 ACRES zdNED MOBILE 1'.!0ME llARK
Desert Joqted -Uti\itles to1 property. This is hard to gt~ inobil~ home
park zoriing -Planned for 640 pads. $6,950 an acre, beautif?l lt\>"IDS at
7% flnancliig.
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$32,t50
SPANISH
Spacloot home with 3 ....-
aiied bedroom•, 2 batht, all
eltdrio "Award" buUUn
ldtdlen, dllht.'Uhtr, dtn,
laml!y room with lnspI.-lnc
{lreplAtt. ~ MedllE"r·
ranean styled home, 2}i )TS.
new on a quiet cuJ-de-14.C
Sll'fft: 8rit, 540-1720.
TARBELL
-Harbor, Costa Mt'M.
$16)1.
.•• """' thll 2 bdrm, 111
bl.lb oondornlnlum, 95~
loan avail. with $925. down.
A "turn-key" aituat.ion, · ·hy
rvit'!' Call now -
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SCOTSMAN'S SPECIAL
Top· Value with Minimum Cash Investment.
ANY ONE MAY ASSUME existing $23,250
FHA FiJ>anclng; payable $219 Montbly, In-
cluding T&J<u and Insurance. FOUR large
Bedrooms, I·* Baths. Boat Access and
Large Play Yard. WEAR YOUR KILTS.
$25,950. Call 646-0555, Evenings 646--1579 ..
MISSION VIEJO EXECUTIVE'S HOME
This lovely customized 3 bedroom. 3 car gar-
age home in the Mission Ridge area offers a
gracious setting for entertaining and fine
family living. Four patios and a raised deck
are enhanced by professionally landscaped
yards. 25841 Jamon Lane. Open house Sat.
Sun. and Mon. 1·5 p.m. Call 586--0222.
BEATS RENT
Tired of paying the Landlord? Then see this
home. 4 Bedroom, 2 baths. Family Room. On
the Goll Course in Santa Ana. $24,500. Call
646-0555, Evenings 646-4579 .
$132,500
8 SEPARATE HOMES -INCOME PROP·
ERTY AT IT'S BEST. EASTSIDE COSTA
MESA. Call 64&-0555, Evenings 64M483.
LOW PRICED TOWNHOUSES
2 bedroom -fee land -$28,750.
3 bedroom -family room -$33,950.
3 bedroom -fee land -$33,950.
3 bedroom -split level -$34,500.
3 bedroom -one story -~.ooo. ,
\\'hy not buy these now. and rent them to
others for more than the monthly costs, until
you are ready to use? Call 675-7225.
THE MOST FOR $30,500
5'di DO\VN! ! 3 Bedrooms. 1·~ Balhs, Dining
Room. Larger than normal Living Room,
Brick Fireplace, B/J Gas Kitchen . Double
Garage. Shake Roof. Boat Storage Area.
Call 646-0555, Evenings 54~2. ••
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646-1111
(onytlrne)
AMOS OR ANDY?
Anyone knowing \Vhether Freen1an Gosden
'vas Amos or Andy please call us. He wa s
the owner of this full acre near Palm Desert
in Rancho Mirage. This neat home would be
great for a group to own as a vacation hide-
a-way. 2 Bedrooms and a den, heated pool,
date trees border the entire property and a
4 car garage. Call 67>-7225.
PRIY ATE MASTER llEDROOM WING
4 Bdrm
·--$28,300!
NO DOWN TERMS
Great home! 3 baths. Ught,
cheerful kitchen, h and y
work features. Plumbed for
water sotlt-ner, plu s b
.,.,..tine, drapes. Pr.rt;
patio! Park Jike yard!
Trees! Trees. Bric, 540--173.l.
TARBELL
2955 Harbor. Costa Mesa
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Bushard and Yorkto\vn Area. \Veil maintain·
ed 4 Bedroom Home \Vith POOL, 2 Baths, Di n-
ing Room, Large B/I Gas Kitchen \Vith Gar-
den View. Fireplace. Laundry Room off
Double Garage. Offered with FHA·VA Fin-
ancing $35,650. Call 646-0555, Evenings 646-
4579.
POOL TABLE ROOM
If you 'vant to get &\vay from all the confu·
sion of kids, this large master bedroom, dress-
ing room (or den) and bath, \vi th t\vo private
entrances. is lhe place for you. Let them
have the run of the rest of the house -t\\'O
bedrooms, bath. knotty pine family room,
living room \Vith fireplace and formal dining
area, 223 Rochester. Open house 1·5 Sat./
Sun./Mon. Call 67>-7225.
VACANT
\\'ant to 1nove before School begins? 5%
Do\vn. 4 Bedroom, 3 Baths, Dining Room,
Eastside Costa Mesa. Safe & quiet culoode--sac
Street. Large Play \'ard or Boat Storage.
!43.500. Call 646-0555. Evenings 543-6852.
USE YOUR YA LOAN . 'YA REPO
One man'• loa can be your
gain. Nice C bdrm, 2 bath,
North Costa Mesa home.
Needs some work bu~ price
and .terms are._ terri!1c.
Everyone is eligible to buy
this Govt-rnment owned ~
perty. Full price only
$28,250. CAU. us now for
6irthPr details.
This sharp 3 bedroom home has a 20x20 fami-
ly room made to order for a pool table. The
17 x 19 kitchen probably is big .enough for
ping pong as well! Good location , motivated
seller willing to carry a large 2nd TD. Call
67>-7225.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Bushard and Hamilton Area. Exciting Home
with many possibilities. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths.
Rumpus Room. e!ose to Shopping and
Schools. .Offered for $40,900. Call 646-0555,
Evenings 645--4483.
The Colwell Company, Californla's largest VA :
broker can determine your eligibility, per-:
haps even if you have used it before, quali!r :
you financially_ for the proper _size loan, ani:f :
then -obtain for you a loan for nothing down -'
at 7% interest. We can even help you refin-
ance your present home this way! There is
NO maximum size V.A. loan. Ca ll 675--7225.
M&-5880 (Open eves,)
' • HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
SUPER AREA!
SUPER PRICE!
Look what you get for only
$31,950. 4.BR, din rm, 28.A,
covd patio, loads of beaut
yard. Xlnt area. Don't v.·alt
a minute or you'U miss this
bargain priord home.
!JT9.-1050.
~ ~21
$28,000!
JR. ESTATE
Lovely hame -short jog to
beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
fireplace enhances chann ol
living room. BuUt·in kitchen,
dishwasher. Plan your sum·
mer parties in the patio,
overlooks fruit, shade trees,
beautiful gard~. Near pro-
posed park. Brk., 540-173J .
TARBELL
2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa
CAMEO SHORES
*°PEN DAILY l·S*
. LIYE ·ABOYE YOUR BUSINESS
\Ve have two very unique locations 'vhere the
owner of a bu siness could live in a sharp
apartment above his business. One is on Bal-
boa Island and the other is just off 17th SI . in
Costa Mesa. Both properties have other rent-
al incomes so that your overhead would be
very very low. Call 67>-7225.
-YA REPOSSESSION
Less than 3 Yilfl's Old. f Bedrooms 2;,' -
Baths. Large walk-in Closet in Master' Bed-
room. Living Room . AND Family Roo111.
Double Fireplace with Conversation Pit.
Large Corner Kitchen with Double Oven~
Dishwasher, Indirect Li~hting, Much Counter
Space and Cabinets. $1250 Down Payment.
You don't have to be a veteran to own this
home. $38,950. Call 646--0555, Evenings 645-4483.
BEAUTIFUL 5 BEDROOM
POOL HOME
This Jovely property is in beautiful condition,
only 2 years young, and has all the fine fea-~res n_e~ed for a large family to enjoy gra-c1o~s . l1vmg. Central A/C. old brick fireplaces !tJ hvmg room. and family room, formal din-
ing room. and large beautifully landscaped
back yard. Call 67!i-7225.
CLOSE TO ALL SCHOOLS
Parochial & Public Grade Schools , High
School and Orange Coast College. Very Clean
3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths with Family Room . Fire-
place. Lar}?e f;orner lfome \Vith Boat Storage
Access. $31.950. Call 646-0555. Evenings 548-
61152.
OPPORTUNITY Kl\IOCKS AGAIN
Investors. see this West-side Costa Mesa lf\-
dustrlal Property. Good Accessabillty. Many
eXJ)811dlng-busine!ses in thra~a. This ll'l'fl ·
oilond It Sc~'Approx. 10,000 tq. ft. dl!'er-
•d for $25,000._.Call~vonlnp 5'8 6852
WALK TO CATHOLIC CHURCH
and School. 3 Bedroom11 quiet Cul-de-sac
Street. Garage on Alley. Boat Storage Access.
Raised Hearth Fireplace. Bright and Cheer-
ful Home with many Windows. Fn1it Trees.
$25,995. Call 646-0555, Evenings 646-4579.
2 HOME. SITES
GLENDALE ... Approx. 9300 sq. fl. View of
Catalina. Plans !or a 3 Br. 2\-> Bath Home
included. $9350.
ELSINORE ... Approx. 4000 sq. It. In Lake-
side Village. Owner will carry 2nd Trust
Deed. $2500. Call 646--0555, Evenings 645-4483.
COL WELL Properties, Inc.
A Subsidiary of the Colwell Co.
220 E. 17th St. C.M.
333 Milford
Carly(ln privacy -detightfully
different custom · built 4
bedroom. 2;) bath
residence. An opp. to ac-
quire a q_uallty prop at a
most modest price. $75,000.
~lor Eve. 644-1599
646-0555 . EL TORO
3425 E. COAST Hl·WAY, C.O.M.
675-7225 586-0m
04 Olfiu1 To Servo You, From Tho Mount1ln1 To Tho S...)
Lachenmyer
Re,1ltor
IT'S VACANT GOMrol
$23,950 l-_----
Buys lhll 11iarp, owaooo, LIVE RENT FREE
3 BR .I: den, Wnflide tpme. l\1esa Dl'I Mar 4. plcx. Room
Features ll"L kit,-ium crpU, fdr a pool. Gt"'@Bt financing -
8\1."edi.ah t'pl expensive pan-10% down. 2 bedrooms. 2
eling. Hurrf, it won"! last. bat.hs each. Full price
Ca11 642·1111. $62,54'.Xl. Owner wUI CarTY
2nd T.D. This 1\-on't Jut, Ontu oall "' today!
,._.for Mt
Gentrel
3400 S(j). FT.
S Bedroom, 4 bath, 2 family
rooms + 1,000 1q fl finllh~
~an.gt. All v.-orkmablhlp
and materlal finest quaJlty,
only 3 yn. old.
. $64,500
Roy Mccardle Realtor
1810 Newport Blvd., C.M.
General
4 UNITS IN
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
First time l'lfiered. Clean .I:
sparkling 2 bedroom
apartments near the OCH.fl
on b.ige tree-lined Jot. Best
buy -$73.000. /
541-mt ~21 I Realto .. S6<M65
\ Open Eves. Realton 6t6-m1
NEWPORT BEACH MESA dol MAR * 4 Bedroom • 2043 Wes<dlll Driv.
DELUXE TRIPLEX rosi'.liiSTEo no sign. rm. flower tre1h, with 18' x 36' Open 'till 9 PM
Clole to bay· A 0ttan. Good macuiate 5 ~ 3 bath pool, marble entry• flrepl. Money Maker · rental uu. Two 4 Br.., 2 bll. ' ' Won't Jul loo lone at
6 cine 3Blt, 2 M. All beaut!-family ~· ?JOO allllQ • ..!~, $51,900, Call 64..S-Tl21. .. Nice Four-Plex, each 2 Bd·
t'ully turn. Out-of-area own-rear yar UI ...-Ontu rm 2 bath, below market at _ _. .... _ planters. Call tails
er wanta -.-uun. GINNY MORRISON ~~21 $49,950. tor de 1£13-3663; Evtl: C'lS-6688 -W -14.18. •***• •REALTORS-4 associated
8R01-'.E~S-RfAlTOA:S
l02~ W Salt'''" ''l·ltbl
*A&a *' 1Slli Mesa • l'ArT1 • ....... *Verde Dr. Easf. ~ •--* Costa Mesa 173.1 Westclitr Or,, N.B. ** •* 55! .. ,~,. lTI71 &neh Blvd., H.B. ~""" Eveou.-;-· HURRY--4 BDRM. OPEN DAILY 1 f os NEWPORT lamlly rm I< formal din""' 219 ROSE LANE Mave-ln Condition rm . Won'I last long! Thi• TetTlllo ... t.slde 1o<:ot1on. HEIGHTS Frell\ly patnltd inside and lovely home. locale<: on cor-Spacious 4 BR .1: family rm
$35.000 better act tut on th1a ready to move In. Nice yard ncr, WAtoublo flrepl, FA ht , w/fireplace. l "-ba.. 2 pe.floi,
beaut)', a '*1nna, 2 baths, with pte opening on tx-auti-2 baths, electric blllns, w/w crpts ll drps, double prage.
brtck tlreplac., huge . )ot ful large achocJl lawn. Cover· df'J)ll, hbl. &tt. &ar. CB in Good t1'1ancing. Immediate
with &IJty acceu. N'• im ed patio • b66t t'lr trall<'r re11.r. CALL 962-5523, COL-pc>Mes~ OnlY $38,500.
"'*r Harbor lllah. built-In •PM•. oiiJy $2l,l00. Poono LlllS A WATTS INC. MORGAN REALTY
ldkhen, lor<:ed air btat, 1146.m.1. C&W '7~2 '7~59 new lhtlr cpt, new pelot tn
and out. ..mw VACANT, NEW TRlPLEX ••••. $1i7,&50. NEW DCJPLEX •••••• $48,960.
won't Jut call 546-IStO 3, 2, 2, Bdrm. 151 E. Bay, 3, 2, Bdrm. 151 E. Bay
Gen•r•I
BRIDGE THE
GENERATION
GAP
Own 4. doU hbuset. on a Jot.
Prime east Costa Mesa
area. A two bedroom tor
parentl!. A two bedroom tor
10n & wife and two 1
be<troorna to rent. Pr~ ta • ·
152."'ll with 10% down. Call
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FORECLOSURE SALE 1;
SALE . i
Executive Home, 2 bedroom,
den, + atrium, former
model near countey ch.lb •
1 ~ yn old. 10~ dowJL Call
M&-nn.
io •THE REAL '"'-°' ESTATERS ', r •
LUSK HA BOR VIEW
Bil hoote, bll lot, bit pool
A: you own the Janet. t BR.
2 br., .1paef.oua fitn rm. J.
car 1arq.e. Be tn tor ICbonl.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
1 BEDROQMS
14741 Sweetan St .. lrvlne
1151-429 (Sat & Sun llHJ • 444 Seville Ave ., Balboa
64M040 $63,956 (Sat & Sun l·5)
1 BR •nd FAMILY RM OR DEN
1942 Port Albans Pl, Newpo•t Beach
644-2536 $53,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1801 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa Peninsula
675-3000 <Sat 1·5!
245 Evening Canyon Rd . (Shrclifls) CdM
67:Hl5JO $99,500 (Sat 1-5)
1843 Newpt Hills Dr., J::. Hrbr Vu Homes
546-2!13 (Sun 1-5)
17865 Acadia Tree Ln. University Park
673-8550 '36,500 · (Sat & Sun 1-5)
C3 Bedroom•)
723 Cameo Highlands, C<lrona del Mar
844-7270 (Sunday 1-5)
527 Santa Ana Ave. (Newpt. Hts.) NB
844-7270 (Sunday 1·5)
3051 Murray Ln <Halecrest) CM
545-'149 '35,950 (Sun 1·5) *'°' Linda Joie D•. Npt. Beach 64&-2881 $149,500 (Sun 1-5)
1645 Samar (Mesa Verde) CM
644-4910 $39,500 (~un 1-5 :30)
*1601 Bonnie Doone (Irv. Terr.) NB
644-4910 $54.900 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
2149 Seville (Bal boa Pen. Pt.) NB
644-4910 $75,000 . (Sat 1-5:30)
203 Kings Pl. (Newport Hts.) NB
644-4910 $97,000 (Sun 1-5 :3-0)
1818 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
221 Milford (Cameo Shores) NB
~ (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2702 Vista de! Oro (No. Bluffs) NB
844-1133 $48,500 (Sun 1-5)
442 Catalina, Newport Beach
60-0020 (Sat 1·51
192 F1ower, Costa Mesn
64().-0020 (Sat 1·5)
2603 Vista Ornada, Newpo•t Beach
64().0020 (Sat & Sun 1-SJ
279 Vlrglnla Place. Costa Mesa
540-1720. $25,000 (Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedroom •nd F•mlly Room or Den)
19382 Bethany, Turtle Rock
844-7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1901 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB
64U200, $72.500 (Sun 1-5)
2424 22nd. St., Newport Back Bay Area
642-5200, $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1529 Llncoln Lane (Westcliff) NB
642-5200, $75,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2300 Holiday Rd., Newport Beach
642-5200, $47,500 (Sun 1-5)
2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1560, $110,200 (Daily 10-5)
8 Em~rald Bay, Laguna Beach
675-8500, $145.000 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5)
17571 Misty Lane. Huntington Beach
846-6948 '30,500 (Sat & Sun !!Hi)
1501 Cumberland Ln (Westcllff) NB
642-1979 $55.000 (Sat & Sun)
2512 Fordham Dr .. Costa Mesa
545-5624 $31,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2033 Commodore (Baycrost) NB
~ (Sun 1·5)
*239 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3000 (Sat, Sun, Mon PM)
**3329 Ocean Blvd., CdM 615-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1114 White Sail• (Harbor Vu Homes) CdM
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
518 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM
673-8550 '66,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
220 Tulane, Costa Mesa
546-2313 (Sun 1·5)
450 Elmhurst Lane, College Park
645-4040 $33,700 (Sa t & Sun 1·5)
2636 Basswood (East bh1lfl Npt. Beach
67>-6000 $47.900 (Sun 1-5)
322 Poinsettia, Corona del J\>Iar
675-6000 $89,500 (Sun 1·5)
924 Tanana , Costa Mesa
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1807 Gisler, Mesa Ve<de
546-2!13 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
17135 San Clemente. Foontain Valley
842-2561 $36,500 (Sun l~)
2348 Cynthia Court. Costa M"a
540-1720 $32,950 (Sun 1·5)
223 Rochester, Costa Me.sa
875-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
25841 Jamon Lane, Mission Viejo
675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2008 Aliso, Costa Mei•
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
1754 Iowa St. (Mesa Verde) CM
646-8811 $31,950 · (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2008 Aliso Ave .. Costa Mesa
(Sal. Sun . Mon.IIHi)
t4 1Md•oom1)
'*4521 Brighton Rd. (Ca meo Shores) NB
6!.(..8200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1019 Dolpbln Terr. (Irvine Terrace) NB
84U235 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
2430 Bay~ro Dr., Newport Beach
646-2681 $149,600 (Sun '1·5)
967 Junlpero Dr .. Costa Mesa
557-3156 $35,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
2656 Vista dcl Oro (No. Bluffs) NB
641133 (S unday 1-5)
*334 Tou" Lane (Rue De Cannes) NB
645-4040 332,800 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
208 Susannah Place, Costa Mesa
645-4040 $31.950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
9221 Paddock. Huntington Beach
540-ITlO $28,000 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
C4 Bedroom •nd F•mily Room or Den )
9571 Orient Dr .. J.Juntlngton Beach
962-6589, $41.000 (Fri/Mon. 10-7)
*1406 Sanlia~o IBaycrestl NB
642-5200, $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2104 Miramar <Balboa Peninsula) Balboa
042-5200, $74,500 (S'at & Sun 11-4)
2015 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
642-5200. $64,500 <Sun 1-5)
256 Camelia (Back Bay area) CM
642·5200, $33,900 •(Sat &-Sun 1·5)
4-04 16th . St. INewport Hts. area) CM
642·5200. $43,000 <Sun J-5)
*21 18 Santiago (Dover Sho<es) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**1653 Bayside D•. (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM, 67>-1935 (Daily)
1528 j(eol Dr. !Har. Vu Hi s.) CdM
$79,950 ... <Sunday)
106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle ) NB
675-7482 $78,500 (Daily)
1921 Lanai Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
541Hi899 $65.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1915 Chubasco (Irvine Terr) CM
675-7518 (Sat & Sun '1·5J
2780Tern Cir (Mesa Verde) CM
545-8129 $52,900 (Sat & Sun 11·7)
*3816 Key Bay (Harbor Vu His ) CdM
673-8080 $89,950. (S un 1-5)
**50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $'14,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30)
3880 Ocean Birch (Harbor Vu Rdg.)NB
644-4910 $76,000 (Sat, Sun, Mon 1·5 :30)
*1072 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642·8235 (Sun l-5)
1221 Keel Dr. (HVHills) NB
642-8235 $89,900 (Sat 12-5 & Sun 11-4)
*18781 Via Palatlno '(Corner of Amalfii
TR ~Is. 644-6200 (Sun 1-5 & 6-8)
*1609 Antiqua (Baycrest) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1·5)
1836 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB •
642-8235 $112,500 (Sun thru Wed 1-5)
*342 Peach Tree Ln, Newport Beach
646-2414 $53,000 (Sun 1-5)
2006 Port Ca•diff, Harbor Vu Homes
548-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
241 4 Bonnie Place, Costa Mesa East
646-0555 $43.500 (Sat & Sun 1:30-5 :30)
315 Golden Rod. Corona del Mar
673-8550 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1001 Hampshire Ln (Dover Shores) NB
675-6000 $89.900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
716 Cameo Hi eh lands Dr .. CdM
675-6000 $67,500 (Sun 1·5)
371R P ark Green <Harbor Vu Hill s) CdM
675-8000 $79,850 <Sun 1·5)
1730 Port. \Vestbournc. Newnort Beach
640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(5 Bedroom and Famllv Room or Den)
*+130R W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula
644-7270 (Sunday 1·5)
**•46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
642-8235 (S at/Sun/Mon 1-5)
'**•54 Linda Isle (Linda Jslei NB
(Sunday 1-5)
1806 Port Barmoulh (Har. Vu His.) NB
$66.000 (Sun 1-5)
** 16 Linda Isle D•. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5 :30)
1337 Galaxy Dr. <Do\'er Shores) NB
642-8235 $198,500 (Suu 1·5)
2735 Cibola (Mesa del Marl CM
557-4130 !Sun 1·51
*1936 Port Albans (Hbr Vu Hms) CdM
675-3000 !Sun 2·5)
7 BEDROOMS
645-4f40 $135.000 (Sat & Sun 1·4)
\
1511 Mirn Mar. Newport Beach
\ UNITS FOR SALE
1 BEDROOMS
407 Harding & 210 Cypress. Balboa
645-4040 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOMS
1639 B. Iowa. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $21,500 (S un 1-5)
16418 Jowa, Cos ta Mesa
541l-1720 (Set & Sun 1-5)
LOTS FOR SALE
**11153 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM., 675-1935 (Daily)
*'"' ** w .... ,. ... ••• w .............
O..neral
DREAM ISLAND
rewn 1'land.. Jirw'ft ot the
Salt Jua.n liludl. 3 Acfts: of
tall Umbln.. Pm.et pro.
iected loc. nut to nm,
Harbour. Only $125.000.
YOUR OWN ISLAND
FJneat 24.9 I.en Canadian
Salmon fllh.lnc bland. OOle
to Pendot lJarbour. House,
tractor. 5 deer a wild came.
C-dol-c-••--Coit•-,_•"' v.n.w
OPEN Howe 2512 J'ordhain OWNER Tr a .11 a I• r r • d •
"':'· 3 Br, paw.ltd .lam rm. •*• -... ......
1 bl, lae )'II W/frull -famllY puadla, i -frpk:. J<r OCC ~ &bps. bdnol. ....W cllnJlll ._
llJ.!GO. °""" 2131-deluu bullllD •P''"-
or -dllbwubor. llrepl&ce. rifh
LOVELY !rs~ <BR, bome -panel(lw, mlm>red
2\i "'" lrpl<, bll\!! , .. kllch ;.:'Iii.. Lo\'tl7 -.. do. ~•h. Flml. Hua• )a!\l. Expertly landlcaied • pool
Sprlnlder1. $39,SOO. Ch\,...r, siled pOUndl. Brk. $45,00>
976 lknvt:r Dr., CM, ~.
Only $US,OOO. ..
Bill Grundy, ~Hltor 180' OCEAN VIEW ~"42. ' ow·=NE=R,.-m-u-,•"t ,-,,..,,11-. P"..,..,-°"ni * GRAND OPENING * a.nd 1tart paCJdn&:. Vacant • 341 llayfldt, N.B. 11}-<1111 Open daily 1·5 pm. EicepUonal oceanfront
home overlooking a f"at beach. View of , .. GOVT.,.. Catalina ·& all boats In and out of the bar·
New i.>mtt -s.-down Immediate po 1 1 e 11 I on ,
1tnmed occupancy. $39,teO. Frellhly painted Wide A out.
3 &: 4 brt, 2 ba. E. 1~ • 4 Bedrooma, lovely lbad4!
Tustin A\'e. 546-0370 trees and coot ocean bree:ze
Reduced to Hll nowl all aummer Iona:! 2 baths. 4
-REPO -1 bor. 3329 Ocean Blvd.
Bri"' "'"' pamt l>ruah. CAMEO SHORES· O.,.n Dally 1 ·5 llard·to-lllld • -.. 2 .. -Very eood buy. Stllu ii btdroom.r, bulltln drum
lrandm.d. Oo<e to ..,.~. klkhoo. Brk 127 , 510 • ht.th home),, prime rffidell-Pool, ocean & canyon view, fabulous master
tial .Jr ea. Unbelievable suite -lovely family home . . . . . $88,IWO.
...,. of $28.2511. Wllh ooly 239 Milford """" .. churches. """"· W-2561. • 5!:>6439• ~"'v"A"'c-ANT=-.~.-Bdrm=---+1 n.w. -... Call 5.6-3424,
SOtm-l COAST REALTORS. Convenient parkinc -nay to~ ~--==~-':...;,:.la "DROP·lN" at Ba,)' • Bach Rif&Jty
*··VETS .• * 675... BY 0\vm:R,. 2 HOORI on lit pool, $35,(0), 95% fiqnc..
Jot. !P)d. rental area, 2 BR ~ + an "EAGER" .ell-
H., full price s 3 J , 5 5 o • e:r means i1,000. total
Let us obtain your Cl elegi·
billty 1111.tement tor }'OU. No
coal or obllgatlon, jwit call
84:· 1~18. • ~Am.
I
INAUCI• ....... "~'
17171 Beach Blvd., H.B.
TRl-PLEX
Custom built. Pluah 3 bedrm
2 bath owner'• unit. Desien·
00 for maximum teCUJity
G1ner11
OPEN lIOUSE
The Blu1fs
~ Visla Suer!c
4 BR + ~reenbelt. 1>1,:ioo
REA~ ESTATE
TREASURES and beauty, Near new with 1831 Westclilf, ·P...'B ~
solarium, 2 oozy tlreplacea, 1--------
pluah carpet.Ina and all mod-BY Owner· 4 Bdrm., 2 bath.
rm convenJences. Be• hUI"-paneled fam. rn1., built-in
ty! CALL ~. SOUTH kitchen, 2 story, 18x36 pool,
COAsr REALTORS. lots ot tropical landlcapln&,
TRIPLEX excellent cond. We want to
.ell! Priced below market
EASfSIDE 3 BR u n I t al $35,950. 5.57-4023.
w/frplc, ""'2 BR unlU. all * WATERFRONT *
w/patlos. Walk to rnarhtl Olarmlni home in Newport
& park. S51,SOO. Shores. Pools &: lerutis.
CALL E> 646·2414 HURRY. I l'ltJ... CAYWOOD REAL TY
, 7'a&ALTY * 548-J 190 *
I Nt~r Newport Po11 orrlto OWNER says sell, 3 bdrm., 2
Bayfront Coliclo ""1" home, '"• wag cpl .. corner 11repla ce, tlbl
:3 Br, 2 Ba, pool, p1er "•Un. a:aragt, )Jig yard. Make Of·
Dell&htful $79,500 fer Asking $24 950 bla,
6 EMERALD BAY 54&-8640. '
Immaculate 3 Br + iam nn. PRIVATE Newport Heights.
View $145,000 Elesant home minuteA from
OPEN Sal. Sun. A-1on. 2-5 the beach • 3 big bdnns. 2
Ted · Hubert & Asaoc. tiled batM, built-in kitchen 34n Via Lido 675-8500 vacant and ready to be lived
ROOM FO~ SALE ;.:E:.=·..i1 20 i.v.i
Room for Dad • camper, · n ; ·d c 1y boat -~ ~i acres 1n ,,..\·ers1 e oun •
642-2430 CASII + a tifly SD>. 2nd
MESA Vn'de, 4 BR, 3'BA, lg T .D. Shaa: crpta, bllinJ,
fam plus din rm. Walk to only 4 yrs. old. Move in lonlght.
Costa Meta
Mesa Verde Country"Club. Roberts &. ·to. '62-5511
$65,000, by owner. 540-6899. _ ""==~=~=
ProNCtPLES only. 4 Br., OPEN J.tOUSE SAT Ir. ?.ION
tam rm. Clost to •chool• &: 11-7 $32,500. -tB_R, 2BA.·
MESA VERDE ahoppi.,. areu. 1 l l • 0 0 0 • "'"""' patio, blUo ool-S4!HM33. TV,trplc, BBQ p It. b It In
SPECIAL nou•"""' poo1. 12x20. Shae 4 BR, !am rm, bltns, assume crpt, drps, fenced yrd, low FHA·YA TERMS 6\i% loan, crptd. fnoed. 6 dwo. 18541 Sao Aoloo;o SI.
Huge 2 1tory, 4 + den or 5 )Ti old, $30,<m 0 w n r •By owner.
bedroom executive'• home.1..:;919--09'l9:.:..:=;,.,..,.~~--"s,!,Y-o-....,-,_~, ~i;.-.,.,-.-,,-.=e~R.
Costa Meu.'s beat area. * CALL 546-7739 * -Fam 2" •· l , ,1 09'• car gar,
Near Balearic school. Very 3 & 4 BR repos. {l wi th 3 car ~red patio. $ 4 9 , 5 O O •
nice back yard in a quiet garage). Wills Realty. 968-5847. =a. No m~ ~~~ BY owner. 3BR, 2BA. fam ='B'°'EA;.,trr;:,IFU=L-=ru=s1°'1c:--.:::=.•t B~~ THIS ONE JS rm, 2 sty, $35,000. Br .• fam rm., 3 ba.
GONE. Priced at $45,(0). N.E.CM. 5(5..4nO moving to Tustin Sept. 8 .
MESA Verde 4 Br, tam nn, 968-1397.
C:::WALl(fH & lH din rm, 2 ~ goU view, Huntington Be•dt.
$<2,500. -mo Ag1. .:.;.;. ...... .:..-----1 Ru.llor. 545-04651-i;lll'~owne'=="',.";..,..,='-.,.""'c:,.1 "'1oo.n.-VUNDER•ARI Open Eves. I"' 4 hr, 2 ha, Grl!:al Joe. f\.fanicured lawns Ir: be:autUul C-2 3 BEDROOM $35.500. ,.,_3150 .,.., .. ..,,.,..the 1irs1 w.,.
'COSTA MESA * Nice 3 br., by oWrli'r. )'OU see as you enter thi.s
. • 1~6 be, complete cpt~. chalet-J\kc 2 story home with
A rare C-2 3-Bedrol)m CIOM! tq all schls. 548-5128 3 car gar. Located on extra
re a Id en c f! ~· fn ·'IUiet Din• Pol"' large COl'._ lot, the Jarge ,rear
neig,bbortiood just half block ;....000.,_,;""",,...___ yard has a c:_overed enclosed
trom 17th Strffi, Co«ta CHARMING HOME P1'.lio. lnside are 4 bi& bed-
Mesa. ~ Double ra r a g e Ocean Ir: Coastline Vie-W! rms, the master auite down·
detached, could be your 3 BDR.l\f, 2 BA, family room, stairs con1pliments the Iov~
lhop. Larxe• yard for ex'· formal dining room, 3 lire. ly living nn, spoUess kit A
panmion. Very clean. Lota of places, Walking distance to fam arta, while 'the other
fresh paint and ~ ahag schools a: new harbor, 3 bedm1s upst11.ira have
carpeting. $29,000. Ca 11 REDUCED $3000. lhelr OY.'n TV Eiltin& atta.
646-TITI. • TO $46,900. Community swim pool .l
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·"\. CSTATERS
Open House . Sunday 11-5 park gives the ultimate of
3396 l Li S.reni surburban livtne. Prtc~ in
the kr.v 4Cl's. • • • • • • °': ., ... uen. .......,. or Nr. Joshua Tfee National
chlldttn • play area. Large lifon. &: Freeway. $4990 for -===~""'"""~=
cul-de-sac yard. 4 BR. 21A all $100 dwn. $49 mo. Ask
ba., frpl. All terms. Call tor Sandra • 21}441-2153.
962-55l'J, C 0 LL I NS 6:1.0:::..::=::::..~:;..::.:..:=..
LEASE OPTION CHAPIN Roalty
Reliable Real Estate
846-3391 84U32.l Eves.
WA ITS INC. POOL value • big ':ti bedrm., 2
I C & W bath in excellent area, l8x36
---------I pool . Covered patio, b/l
CHANNEL FRONT ~.;..~.'; =~
PIER FLOAT 54&-8640. .
Modern, 2 BR., 2 BA. one COMMERCIAL 7.0ne, cute 1
level home. Flreplact, bdrm. house on 50xl50 c·l
forced air heat, bUllt in Jot in Costa Mesa is $15,500
atove, love)y patio, Near too much? Call bkr 5.f&.8640.
Lldo Shops, Sp:1tleu! Im· B IL--p 1 1 mediale Occupancy. $69,750. • -en ntu •
4 BR, 2 BA, lovely Colll!at" 492.5120
Park. $~fmo. + cplion E•lt Bluff·
money. Sun/eves. c a 11 I ~~~~;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:~
George Mezei 557-426.l. I
Nowpo•I I
at
Falniew
646-1111
(1nytlmt)
$45,000 AREA
MACNAB
IRVINE
OPEN HOUSE
2201 ARALIA
1-5 PM ~t. Sun I: Mon
Immaculat~ l.A!lk~bullt 5 BR.
3 ba, family rm, warm
lndltlonal decor.
"SPANISH"
You must aee this fantastic 4
bedroOm, 2 bath, family
home in one of HuntingtoD
!)each'• ...,,. ot}ldl!><>"""'
88.dt'a best netghfiOrhcoat.
Large .,,-eu landscaped yard
at e~ DI Cul-de-Ac rtred.
Oriy $38,500. Call NOW
IHT-$10.
O THE HEAL
"\. l:ST/\Tr ·ps
644-0259.
--------45' Bayfront...S,000 liq ft E L E G AN T TH RE E • Mme. Pier a: noa.t. $195,000.
1h&~t Mme on the Manhall Realty 6T.,......WOO.
market at $33,000 ankle CS' IJ:1r 2 BR. l~ BA by
$32.000. price on this lovely
3 bdrm., famJly rm Newport
Ht1. home. X1nt • ldlCft,
privacy fenced .l comer
lot. Much more. Alt terms
avail. Call for detaila and
inspection.
1'*1.ss1 Model Homes
-~-deep 1ha.g cpt, de I u x • '
spacious built-in kitchen. owner. $53,500. Call &fter 5
mirrored walh!, terrazo en--p.m., f73.-8232 Founl•t::n.., -for Sale
try, tree atudded J at CororM del MAr
beautifully lt1.ndscaped, eee
to appreciate call bk r GREAT REDUCTION
54&-8640. MUST SELL OR RENT
CALL 842·141S •ANNOUNCEMENT• Phone (714)
3 BEDROOM, 1% bath home Open Sal/Sun 1-5
just blocks from Mile 1915 Ch~baseo Dr.
Square Golf Coune, panel-Newer rr:vme Ttrrace: ,
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•IMUTATI
17171 Beach Blvd., H.B.
TAX SHELTER ing, family room, rold shag, rf ·BR, family rm., maid•
tro l 1 1 u f ced rm., . Centrally located P ca Pan na:s. en nest school dist Make w~ can help tolve your tax
yard, patio and other e off 1 • proble1111 with these 1lx
tras. Hurry on this Dne. B ;~ith 673-7518 2-bR units. Ooae lo
l•rwJn r11lty Jnc. 1 =·:..;;;~=~=-c,.;;;~
GOV'T REPOSSESSIONS IN
Hunt, Bch. I: Ftn. Valley
NOW AVAJLABLE AT
I' ill,1!:e Rc.11 [ .1.1 tc
531·5UI I: l 531· 5111
Call l)OW for ln!onnation
968·4405 24 HRS. *SDUTH OF HWY* evecylhln<. Xlot locatioo.
l.Dvely duplex. Spacioua 2 Only $UO,OOO. OWNER· aacrillce. Th 11 Owning Beats BR .. 1 BR turn w/tlect University RHlly home bu ....,..bi.,. bul Renting 1111... Cower plumbior. 3001 E. Cot Hwy &7U5lo partlcul&rl¥ """' tor clotl
Xlot cood. Walk to ..,...,,. 4 Bedrm, 2 Bath '°""'· --lull lenrth Call u1 for detalll. 4 ml, 2 thhle. Good flnanclns avail. of home. 3 • p a c Io u •
962-6605
TWO STORY
$34,950
A fantastic 4 betlroom rustic
home on that hard to find
cuJ~c strttt. Lar1e
enclostd pe,tio that Can be
Ull!d u a f4mily l'Ob'tn. ALL
terms. ,can now, 847-&nO.
1 -o ~THEREA L
"\.! CSTATERS BA, only $)3,900. You name Only SSS 500 3 year1 old. Larrt tamil;y bedroom&, 2 baths:, den
"""'· Call 982 -5523 MORGAN REALTY ,,... ltitdleo wtlh .,aJk.Io -livlnc ...,m "11h 1'oocro"""=""'R=:=M.U="'sr=;s"'EI=,=.=bla=I
COLLINS .l WATl'S Ioc. ·-,,.2 67._..., panlry. Shake "'°l Owner •-p"-. Bull"· wi-~ , C & W ,,,._.. ~ movine north. Below marbt 1.1~ .. ..._..,.. ...,.., .... ._..,.., retidenct -)ocated lbcrt
SPIC-N-SPAN at 133,750. Call 96M141. ~;._~ patio. walk to beach, lo,..,..,. n -
OCEAN-Breeu Ne w p 0 rt Lavel,y duplex tn best toca· * Crest Rea..., Room .au1 UUl:lt or camper. ecuttve area. E I e ca n t ,
Heights area. Exceptional 3 lion. Two 3-81' untta. 2 ba '' 1 Heavy lhake root Brk, private dining rm. AD rtus
bdnn. ·2 be.th 'completely re-each, patios. Won't Jut lolls. •· 4 BEDRM, pool l1ul Jot, $31.000. ~1313. kitchen looks out to
painted in and out. new Ourexclullve at$74,SOO. OVttlookina: proepecttve VACANT SWIMMlNG POOL
shag cpt. throUihouL Huge University Re•lty marina I ocean v I e;, · AIOVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL Outdoor bar for outdoor din-
SOxtJO lot \\•ith alley acceu, 3001 E. C!t Hwy 673-6510 ALSO see Cntallna Iii. '8R,28A, pat Io, l~. The latest in a p-
now vacant o\vner, ai;kinc DUPLE.X on 2 R-2 lots w/6-3' tree er charat . bltins, frplc, crpt, pllances, carpet•. drapea I:.
35.000. bkr Sf6.-B640. lk' b 'd ~--k· l•rwin re•lty Inc. dftlt,, $31.500 l Falt!On. fixhlres. Hard to find for
"' ing n ge overiuu ing 968-4-<l::Ji 12~ Hours) 968-3515 By-O'A'ne $36,500 Brok<'r. 962-5:111.
EASTSIDE 3 Bednn $71.900. tropical gardens. 3 Br lr. 1 ;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;=======::;=========~===;;-: Unbelif'vable value!!! Hurt Br. By owfX'r, $74,900: Open
R-2lotroomforn1oreunltt1. house ~un. 1~:>. 508 Iris, S@~~~, -1'£fi'S9 Great pote11t i11.J fix it up and 6#-73831
savt S$S, Hurry lt'• al•B~Y~Own:....+i-,,~lJOOO=~a.~low->=110
0 "e -<>l-•-klod, ••c•lleoJ valu. Cape Cod sly!• l .... The Punle with the Built-In Chuclr.le
('ruilskle Cotta Meu. loca· den 2 ba, kit remodclaf.
lion, call hkr 546--8840. Newly painted inler/exter.
OWNER anxious to R\I ft• Financing to rult. Prine.
cant 3 bedrm, 2 be.th home only. Optn houte Sat!Sun
In NEWPORT HEIGHTS, 1M. 2008 Allto A v • • , l
private """">'*rd •otry. bis CM-l>l!ar Irvine Ave • .l ~
tam. m ., bullt~n ldtdwn, St.
delux lbac cpt. W... -1..::::_-'-B-R_&_2_B_A-.-~ lot don'I -~· 4 ' '°"''~ ' "-••1,soo IY OWNl!R lt...call S4S-l640 ma. .. ...;..=...::;;:,.::.::..:=c...-2 Sty, 4 BR, 2 BA, fain rm. CORNl!R hardwOod noon, cholco 1oc.
Nell' C.M. parif, boya' a Nr lchoOb .l swim club. loq,
rtrll' 'cJubl. Sharp d>nd: 1323 Stontflt-ld St.. ~•r
$32,500. 10% down, Killybn>ok. north of Baker.
BALBDA BAY PROP. 551-1100. * '42·74'1 * BY OWNER. MESil" VERDE
WATOI THE SHIPS RePllbllc 4 BR, :Ill 8'.
2400 ClltC Or. MJlUon $$ v\ew Olnln1 nn. Family mi., llv·
ot Udo, BAlboa A Catalina, In& nn. Privacy w/lfl. cul·
hand90me hoU8e by the tea de ·••c lot. Mature
only $54,950. la.ndlcp'&· Ste to ap-
REAL l!STATE pl'IClatet 15UOO. -29.
TREASURIS VA RIPOSSISSION
1131 W•llcllU, NB 64WTl1I I BR, J BA, 128.llO. lllill
Sl'ANISH. ol>"'-added tun. do!m-.l'mllll $251 mo It>
mt.. ' bedrm., 2 boUI buflt· clqd"-l tuea a """'""'"· It• 1dtcMn, dbl prqe ~ Bn*tt
129,!IOO bl<r 5'6-8640. ,...,,.
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N U BATE • ,look ·•ll --.", 9.~
I I' I I I . G ~ri:: .::-~~. "!:': • _ _ • • _ you <Mvolop lrOll ftp Ne.. 3 btlow.
-SCIAM-LITS AHSWllS IN DIME-A·UNI
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SCHOOL STARTS BY ....... llJJOI """-,....
SOON ,,_GI la. $3311 mo, P.l.T.I.
-• Sbup. 2 )'111 <>Id. 4 br .....
MOVE IN · nn.. ' ba. '" b1t1D<. ... ~. UFOIE ~-,;:-n1. 1$1-nm:
.,.,. ll<I -· All llullt.1111, OPEN HOUSE. 1Dam-7pm.
fireplac<, I -Wallt to Soptl-1. Rancho La Que~•
St. John'• and O.CC. t:it.900 2 story, 4 br, cmr lot. ManY
all lmna. xtMlJ. OWner • n x i o u a ... -t....i '.,,1111,',,r S41,900. 9.Sn Orltnt Dr,
91U519.
Realtors ~ BY OWNER, yt"ry clellJ\ 3
~ Eves. Bit, 2 BA, Jge din/kit com·
OWJiER nnat ~u. No down bo, $30,500, ~.
C.J, terms • Low down on * 1 BR. Condo. By Owner.
VelJ. 4 bedroon1, 2 bat.bl, #ti dn. Ba1anCe-terma.
deluxe alt metric ho.llt·h> Sacritlce 968-6002.
''Award '' kJtcben, PRESTIGE borne 3 BR 2
-. ... her. '°"""'t dinlnf BA. Tutetuilj< ·d...,..t~.
room fer thDa candlell&bt 135:,00, e ~ tor ,ppt, lndmatt dinners. J..trre 1..:::::::::...::....:.::..:=..:::..::.!e.:
famUy rootn with fireplace. 3 BDRM, 11. BA. lge kit-
2B ft. encloled patio! Ad-~ draptS & erpts. Nu
dltiona.I patio • sw:rounded paint outside. 968-.(1628
by fnllt I: kh&de trffl. Walk Huntington Hlrbour
to schoolJ and lowly park. Brk. $35,950. 962-55f4. BOAT 1lip at YoUr door, no
OPEN HOUSE yard work. 3 BR To"""°"!<
S & S 1 5 $67,SOO. Owner 846-®I . ••· un. • . * REFRE.51-IMENTS * I ·l;;;rv;;';;;";:•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;:;; I 20632 Chaucer tn. -1,
(So. ot lndlanapolls,-E. ot SEE WHAT
Ma..,.llal. Vacanl · <BR. WE'VE FOUND
28A, "Seabury" home close Spac!Ous S bdrm. home with
to schools & beach. large-family room and i;e.
RED CARPET, cond fireplace In nlaster
Realtors bdrm. A ~t buy at $~1.9'".Al.
962-4989 !ll2-7771
*WALK TO
BEACH*
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\"\.( ES'l'ATERS
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CONDoMINIUMS
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Lotty living awaits you!
Act swl«Jy
lo select your own
Newport ~ach condominium.
Visit Ifie Newport Crust
Information Center now!
Open overyday;--
1 o 1.m. to sunset.
Superior & lloonderoga,
Newport Beach .
Tako Coast Highway
~~ to Superior Ave.
~"\.'.:A (Balboa Blvd.) ~ intersection and up the hill lo
Information Center
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Wattrtroat. PYl ramp A
llooL M.aerrl 3 Br. IT9.50Q.
C&1l CM"Dl'f, m4'15I).
4 BR"= DM. ! Ba, 00..t Yri\ ..
dtt. dbl au. J'l'S,:m. By
ownu. 106 Via Dijon, l'lB.
615-7462.
HAROOR VIEW llOME
MONAOO. 1 + de.n (3 l!J'), 2
ba. Form. din rm. Ftt.
IOS.900. ~. 6#-:IS3G.
WFSl'Q.lFF, owner, S BR. 2
BA, lit lot. walk to ?tfa.riner
School. 612-1!79. $55,000.
2 ~ duplex.ea, oext door, ~
blk trorn cuan beach.
~.ooo eL Alt! m.3563.
Ht.wport He11tttt
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5
331 ,CATALINA OR.
~Uye's 6 BR.. 3 Ba.
Fann. din. nn. Prof. deoor.
-GEMMl---
1419 W. Oxut Hwy., N.B.
REALTORS ..,._
San Clomentt
4 UNIT apartment, ocean
\•iew. J.2 BR, 1% BA &:
Studio, $63.500 .• -4!lH264.
w~1tm(n1ter
12 Units
East Sid•,
Costa Mna
Exceptional units in a eood
location, No vacancy pro~
lMii in these freshly paint-
ed buildings. Nict pool in
rear and a low maintenancf'
yard. All unitt furnl&hed
except ownf'r's:. PRICE is
$175.COO. For further Jnlor-
mation and to inspect, call
our Investment Division,
$1600,
LARGE CUST0!\1 family
home on park size Jot with ,,,-\-0 THE REAL ·~ESTATERS
Ire tre~1. Poasible kennel in r~~""~"""'=""""~ 001:::n·~ri'1t,Yinc. ~~~eX:Mi~·br};-~ 1 t.i lt:
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968-4405 (24 Hours) Separate y~. VA loan.
$34,500. Owner. 642-55.ll
City of ORANGE
M-2
6.514 acrta borderl.n2" Santn
Fe Railroad. All utilitits.
ldeallr located for a manu-
faolurin& firm. At SJ3.220
per: a.crt It U under priced
for lhe loc'a.lion. For furtht•r
lnfonnatlon, pltll5e c11.ll
Ernest Eckoff 1\"l!h
Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc.
541-2621 Eve:</\l'knils ti.1::.6974
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"WE BUY TD'S"
Sattlar Mtg. Co.
642-2171 -11
Snvina Harbor trfla. 21 yn.
$25,000
2 BR. Victoria Buch Sept. to
Jun•. S2251'1lo • .t'enced yartf.
494--4301.
Lido Isle
\\1r..1En rental: 4 Bt . • dron
\V llj 8 11. Ftp\c, Dbl car,
patio, F.A. hf'&!, \\'"!Jhr/dry.
Avail. 67!>-ificil
\\'INTER 2 ID?, '2 BA, r.oulh
patio, clhl g&ngf", trplc,
~ air hent. 6T>-"Z;(H
Newport S.ach
Pvt ?.fonPy for R. E11talf' $140-UUI pd. 1.All:t bn ch, fiJlJ
Loan. Mr. Adams, Bkr. kit on channel.
ln.f.) 499-2130. $175 -l Br, nicely furp 3
Mortgages, boudl froo1 l>Ay, yrly.
Trust Datds 260 S22S - 2 Br. trpl, a:11r, ?$tio.
--------Child/pt! OK
I Buy discountf'd :?nd TD's. NU~VIEW RENTALS
AU sourtt~. Details Box 31 673-4040 or
C. San Yzidro. Calif. 90073
Pri/pty
PRIVATE party hA& $8600
2nd Tlil1t Dttd at 20% di1·
count. Call 540--2762 .
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$Z5 • Utll pd. Oceanfront 2 ~
Br. furn. Wlnltr or yearly.
Garage. 713: 869-2823 eve1. •
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* $150 -SU Ht'"S UP. 2 Ar. 11.t
b ~II. C h . 'fol/p t t/SlflilCS
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* $180-STUD ENTS J Br. 2 Ba.
Bltrui. Nr. OCC. K1d1/pet. '.1 * . . ~ALONE on lol . 4 BR, 2
Br. lrplc. family/pt'!. ;. ·: * S2'40-HORSE Ranch. 2 Br.
Gar. Kkls/pel.J; wrlromr.
LANDLORDS I
Do you have a vacancy~ \\'e t
can fill it. Many de1ir11ble .·:.
tenants on our waiting llsl.
Abtolultly NO OIARGE
BEACON RENTALS * 64$-0111 • *
FREE RENTAL
BOOK
J Bdnn., 2 bath Mella Vcrdt'
area near country clu.b for
~nt or lease. New she.&
carpellni:" with matching
drapea. Avt.llAble Sept. l .
Call
LANDLORDS!
W• SpeclaUat tn Newport
~ch • Corona del •tar • a Larun•. <>ur Rf'ntal Sft..
vtce ta FR.EE to You! 1'r')'
Nu-vtew!
NU .VIEW RENTALS m.«m or 494-12<1
Bilbo• l1lend
3 Bit dbl a:•r. S:-iOO yrly.
6ullt·in kit. Ve.ry nl('('.
llanWlt)' Realtor~ ti75-*
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a.-l'onlMU.lo Huntington -..... ...., 9Ndl l la.~ ... ~'i"~.,~1-~i;;Y:;;\iGi'inoi'i'i1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiGolii-i'"'i""i.iiiiiiiiiii
I/EAR Boy A 0..... I Br. 2 LCR s Br, 2 bo. 1r)1lc. lam PlO S &, -· -Ii 1111. -"' BAY 6
BL l.q: Fam. nn. with ... nn, ap1, -bl""' C1ooo pr, --~ OCEAN. Wbota """' Jl6S blr. Frplc. Ytarb'. Avail. to ICbla • Me Donne 11 $tllO -Ulll Jd1 J br, 2 bt.. pt!'-. Pb. rt>J.m.
t/1122 l46-llll. DnocJM, Avail. S.pt 5. ...-~ cl«k. 30' ollp BAYntONT'2 81( oo bead!.
!IC-23311. · $4n -S + lam nn, 2 bo. 2 WW.. ftntol. ~/mo.
CIJSTOM HOME -!lo, ol
lfiWl)' 3 Bl' ot 2 A dtn. 2
Bi. lt)'pk. Beam celling,
E.lec. ktt~ Pant1y. Serv
porch \V/la.Wldry •pece. 2nd
Fir 1undeck. Patio. Yr
lcur. $400 mo. Incl water &
catdener 675-4964 or
673-1467.
a Ba, 2 BA. ...-.....,,, ~:~1'Ew11'E~TALS ""°"" m.l361. ljt-lnl, Mii< to ...,.. • m-4030 .,. 494-32411 c-. <lot Mor ICftool, W•tet paid, FamUy
only. nwmo. o w n er • BEACll Bach. l!itaw, 2 BDRM. comp. turn., fel'>tJd
....... refiia, aU uUl ind. tlOO. )'ard, 1 blk to ocean.
a Bedroom, 2 both. carpell, 'ALA Rental• e 645.3900 $240/MO. Mk ,.,.._ Jim "'
drapei, fireplace. $265 ptt e 001.UIOUSEI 2 Br. Pat, lf7-3!5M.
VILLA MARSllLLl!S
SPACIOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APT.
Fumlohod & Unfumlohod
,Mull Lhlln8
Dbbwuher cOlor coordlna1ecl •PPllaDlle• •
Plush lhag carpel • mirrored wardfi>be doors-
tndirect lighting In kitchen • bJuldalt bar -
huge private fenced patio -plush land!ll':J: Ing • brick Bar-be-Quea • largo heated,pt19
& lanal. Alt condltlonlng.
3101 So. Brl•tol St., S.~to Ano 551.
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
MANAGING AGENT
NEW 3 BR pl.us. den, walk to
beach le !hoJ>PI, Bayside
Dr. addreu. ;500 mo.
53H138.
month. m.8976. Stove, retrlg. Child/pet ok. 2 Br, $200/mo Util pd, Yrly.
$145 • Vacant. Fncd, Alone in;, · Matute married cpl, no
on lot, Opt/drp. r.tovti now! ALA lt•nt•I• e '4.54900 pets. Rd's. Avl an 9/9.
Roni-A-Hou.. 979-1434 * POPULAR "E • PLAN," .,!!!'3613. Aplt. Purn. 3dQ 'Apt"' Furn.
~ ~"~·~. :i~~~~ : ';':r::e:i:u ::; '-•IUM 8eedl i:a..;:;;l.:;boa..;...:;1.;,•l::.1-nd----'
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Wahr, car. $250. 9&2-2194. room, 2 bedrooml, 2% 2 BR. 1% BA. forced air BAYFRONT a BR. 2 BJ..
2 BR, l ha, cpll, drps, frplc. * 4 br, 2 ba, -1c. bltim, baths Six monthl h~ue beat pvt patio enc Id •
No chUdre-n or pet.I. Pleaae ... .,. or I ;. $450/rno UNIQUE ' ~b A all turn. WA> yrly or S.n& .....,, ,,~~" ,pbl, drps, • Vacant. ~ mo. e ' prap, nr • v ' wh}ter 403 N Bayfront coll ~. m-m; HOMES, ~. S.pt I. OWJ!tt,-. 8aJ,, hiand, m:.s.o, '
2 BR. trlr., unl. ll'O. 1 Br
trtr, $110 utll incl. No
child / pet . 646-la>!J,
Walls: to Bch • Snelt, famllle1, 3 BR. · .. ,_._ __ .... 1-YR.LY leue. IJtUQue 2 br, 2 -2 B 2 BA. -··~~r, ~· bo, lrplc, patio, btd pool. Newport 811ch BAY Fron~ Ju&e one
Rkldl, •Hr. hall tVerythlng. patio, walk lo beach. Pvt •-h cl-~~-Adib .;.;.;;.:;.;.;.;,..;. _____ I bedroom, Private Patio, Int~ ou.. 979-1430 ~by appt only. pell '$i:io N;;.):U S.,:.: * YEARLY RA!nlala • A"!'ll. $190. Utilities paid. Mature
2 BR. lj:e yd. Walk to abop. CONDOS-0,,t, dip. 1% Ba., yw~. 300• p Ifie Cout Now • 2 Br., 1 Ba. Gar., ,: .. ,:man=::.·,:67:;~:,:::377:;_,~,-,,,-p• .... Ir: bch. $240 mo Avail -.-e, ac Near JlaVfl.Uon,. $235 Avail I!
"15 • all aPP]'a, 2 Br $170: 4 Br Hiway. (805) 969-J6S1 "-* l. -···Ide· . 01· Panoramic vtevt.' 602 S. Bay..
Sept. 15· !i43-333ll $225. 541H405, 5.17-5384. -·· --N ·-t 3 B l ba. WI I NORTH BLUTFS-V:Jew. t br, Seubore Dr. 3 Br., 2 Ba., .uvn . r., n er.
Cnto Mou lrvlne
Three bedroom, 2 bath with ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
fireplace, bullt·ln1, new
•ha&' carpet II: drapea. $230
per month. Free rental
aervlce. t
a v.,',llOH /\Ill
Realtors 64G-i111
2M.1 Westcllfl'. Drive
Open 'Ill 9 PM
3 BR, 2 ba, tam rm .... $·325
3 BR, ~ ba ............. S3.10
4 BR, 3 ba, lam nn .•.•• $400
4 BR, 2~·bi;a. tarn rm .•. $425
rill'[' Ii I I I' 11 ii. .
-- -·1i1·11 ll11r
"SINCE 1946"
2~l ba ~ Family 1ar. $300. 675-4600 or 673-8.125/838-3210.
area. Poot. Cu 1 t.o m 645-01%b 'WATERFRONT 1 BR, frplc,
features. Nr achls. $4.25. NEWPoRT BEACllFRONT priv patio, parJcine, yrly. 400
64fil275 3 BR. Winter Rental S. Baytront, apt 5•
WESI'CLIFF am lK1 ft., 2 4807 Seashore Or. Balb0.1 Penlnsul•
tslka Jr1arlncr School, 1607 Avail. Sept 9th 213: 447--0380 •
Kant 1..nne, 6-12--0-131, $500 or 213: 2'i6-2818. owner on Winter Beach Rentals
mo IPa.'!C l n cl u des premises 9/2 le 9/9. 1 BR apts W/~tlos
Gardener. WINTER ~la) 2 BR, turn, AvBil Sept. to jllne
AVAIL Sept. 1st, 2 BR, den, ck>~ to ocean, $130 mo. Steps to bay It ocean
trplc, lge kitchen, patio. Leut. Adults only. 125 44th From $125, mo. plus util,
Harbor lli Dl.!it No Ire pets. st Seashore Real Estate View ol bay. 1350. mo. NEXT TO BAY 675-1573 .
W-3315 • .:.. -----~t. Furn. 2BR apt.
Pool, adlta, no pell, $160rno.
Alao need A..,,a.l at a'! t
Manager. 19U Jfornona. ex.
SM. Apt. -Older-sing. only
a vail Sept. 4. All util pcl.
$UO. Apt 4, 23$ Elden,
C.M.
SML bach apt, all utils.
Older adlt. $75 mo, $25 clng
chg. 1640 Newport Blvd. El
Nldo Trlr Pk. * CLEAN 2 Br. Close to
shops. Adults only, no pclll.
Inquire 179~~ Rochcsler,
C.M. •
FURN Bachelor apl with
garden area in CM res. dist.
S.&5 inc. util. Near OCC
ucr. ""°-· 518-&BS.
eBUDGET BOOSTER • l
Br. Stv/""1&. Utll Ind
l1'0
ALA Ront1l1 e 645-t900
111 ·W.atem-Banlc Bid<.
UniversJty Puk, Irvine
Doy• 552-7000 Nights
646-8402. I~ mks to ocean, 3 BR. 2 OCEANFRONT yearly . 2
BLUITS 4 Br .. fam. 3 Ba. BA, cp'mp turn. $265/lno. Br. patio on WJd. Fully LARGE 1 Bdrm·apt. nicely
Frplc. Beaut encl ¢.lo, Aak tor Jim or Pat 847-3584. tum. Avail Sept. 9 . furn. Pool. SJ.39 •. '1 I 8 i
e EISJDEI 2 Br. Stow, pool, tennis, achla. $585. m scm·NEPTUNE $315/mo. ~ MOllMVia Ave., Apt 3.
644-2'130. 3 BD, dm, bltru, garage, OCEANFRONT, nice duplex, 1.,:548-54c:.:..=10:.·------refn&, tncd yrd for 3 BR. 2 batha •••• $335/$350
kid.I/pell $165. 3 BR, 2\1 balhl ........ l340 ~AR;::· !!:5!: i .. ··. re·d h·111 with 3 hedrm1., 2 balhll,
W/W crpts, drpt1, tn quiet
nbrhoocl. Avail. Sept. 6th. ;m per---niO.; ·-Ph. .,t.
546-4141.
REALTY
Univ. PUii" Ce'i1ru','Trvlne
Call AnyUm•, ~
2-B E'O ROOM HOME, -O~l11~ce'!!!!!!bo!!urs!!0'!'!!!8"lAM~!!to!!"l'8 '!!P~M
hardwood floors, carpets. ::: -
drape11, fireplace, rlouble FOR LE ASE 1 NEW
aaraae. Ju&• bck yard. $190 HOME -3 BEDRM.
mo. adwi. prol'd. 540-7729. 2 BATH, CUL-DE-SAC,
RLTR. 1 BLOCK TO PARK
$265/MO. CALL DOR·
0THY 54&-5880 AGENT.
Lagun1 Bw.ch
Lioo ISLE 3 Br, 1% ba, Lse. deJux. $300. mo winm'. Call 2 BR, 1 BA, $210 mo.
$375/mo. <n4l 325--2416 eon. Winter. Adults. No pets.
673-406.1 S BR, 2 Ba. dahwhr, frplc,1,.:'')3.<;60:;..::::1~~~~.,...,-
WATERFRONT 3 Br. Pool, ocean vlew. 9 mo. lease. 2 BR, l'Ai BA, patio, balMny,
tennJ1, oet:an. Yrly lae. No $350 .per mo. 642-ID20, 315 E. Bay. $250 mo. on yrly
pell. ~1 a~g!»~· '' 646-6114 -~ _, lse. Inq. at Apt C 613-1521 * OCEANJ-~RONT I Yearly .BALBOA Peitln .. 3 BR, 2 Ba,1..:0':..::54:."'.:,7771;:..=· ____ _
$350/rno, utll pd. New 2 Br. nr. Market Basket, $250. e $45 \VK & "Up-On Ocean
Garage, 213: 869·2823 eves. Eves & wknda, 540--0316, Lovely Bach-1 Br. -Rooms
Newport Shores wkdays 644-3303. Maid Servlce-Pool-Util Pd .....:....:.-------12 B lo -3 b e Call 675-8740 e •~""-,,0R OORNER LOT r, wer, .-. mo. r, ~ ' ' upptt, $2al tno, Newly dee. BAYIBONT, 2 BR + wall
2-SI'ORY. !16 CEDAR ST. G'pt, ctrpe, 100 blk of .CSth St. bed, carport, priv beach,
Pl!: 642-4837. l small child OK. 642-8520. dock .space avail. $300
HouMs Ful'ft. or Du lexes IJnfvm. 350 winter, $400 yrly, 615-3063.
Unfurn. 310 p OCEANFRONT 2 BR, 2 BA,
General szo. + utll. Sepl 9 to JUM.
VERY a.EAN & SHARP
3BR · 2BA home n•ar
freeway atte89 & So. c.oe.st
Plaza. Famlllea only at $240.
per mo. Call acent ,
s.t6--4:141.
General ~v!~~~ 1:!at~~~t .;;;,;,;.:;BA,;,;.:;Y_SH_O_R_E_s"'· .... -Balboa Ptnrnsul• ,:;~I.BAY & OCEAN
ok. $135. Winter · $pacioua 4 BR home. UPPER 2 Br, 2 Ba. Bay 1 Br, Yearly, 646-2138.
ALA R I • 64•3900 $350 mo. View. Opposite NeWpOrt .... _ anl• • ~ BALBOA ISLAND Harbor Yacht Club. Adnli. Co,..,1 dol _,
urn. pd. $175/mo. No pets.
2217 Maple St Apt B, CM.
Call 548-5913.
LlKE new·l Br furn. 2 Br,
2 Ba. unr. Pool, 64.5-5530.
7:!0 w. 18th st.
1 Br. $140. Adult only, S/pool
Ideal for Bachelors, 1993
Church, 548-9633. ** NICE l & 2 BR .
Trailers. S80 & up. Mature
adults. 642-126;5~
Furn B•ch & 1 Br, Ex·
ception .. lly nice! 2110
Newport Blvd, C .~
3 R00?.1S SSO, mo for older
penon. 2037 Westminater,
C.M. Inquire at 240 Sierks
1 Br. or 2 Br. nr.-abops. Pool.
Util pd. Adufu, no pets. 1884
lot:oOrovia. 5'8-0336.
Huntington Boacll
4 Bdrm, Family Room, home
tor Jene in New port
Heiehbl 'Vf!a. Top Con-
dition,. $435 mo. Call Mr.
Balley Aaent 673-8500.
OIARMING 1 Br. w/w cpts,
stove, yrd. MarTled cple. In-
fant ok. No pell $150.
• OCEAN V1"·! l Br Yearly -Huge brand new 1 only. Yearly. 7l71Ai W. Bay REAR duplex-2 br, .o. hwy.
w/atv/refrig, lrg" encl yrd. BR apt w/trplc. $285 unfum. 49Z-Ot91, 675-5853 or 646-0931. Ocean &: j~tly , vu-Adults.
Kicb/pet $150. Y•uly -Llltl• bland. Lro 3 Copiotrono llNch $250. 6144885• · L.OUINTA HERMOSA
AL• R•nfals • '4,S..3900 BR borne. unlum, .$500 rm. SPAC baeh deluxe furn ;rro. Spanb:b Countl']' Eltate lJv-
$175 -Small but nice. l br WILLIAM WINTt AVAIL 9/15, 3 Br., 2 Ba., Businessman, non smoker, in& 6 Spadoua Apts. Ter-
new cpl, aar,_ ocean & city REAL TY 67 331 gs.race, fenced yd., drapes, r;potless, patlo 675-4859. raced pool: sunken gu -· vu. * MESA VERDE * . $280 • New 3 + tam nn,
Avail Sept 4, lge 5 BR 3 BA, $335 • UtU pd, 3 br, 2 ha,
2 frplc, hl·beam ceilings, frpl, Victoria Bch.
SML 2 BR house, yrd, Avail shag, $235. 536-0346. Costa Mis• BBQ. Unbelievable lJvinc -now. 602 Clubhouse Dt, NB. Cost• Men Only _
Yrly 1175 mo. •n-:io98, 2 BR. STUDIO • $240
494-2742. 281\, un;~ very clean, no LIVE LIKE A KING ALL tITILITIES PAID '
lam nn. 546-<:JSO. NU-VIEW RENTALS
3 br. 2 be, sprinklers, Avail
Sept 20. S240 mo., 1 Yr
lease. 3057 Royce tn.
5'&-52111.
673-4040 or 494-3248 Newport Beech ~! ~t;;s. ~l. Costa At B1.1d9et Prices! Adulta No pets
1 BR cpls, drpl, refri&.,
stove, uW pd. $160/rno.
67:1-4627
$109 -Fncd -Vacant 2 Br
home, 1ar, kldl/pets,
R1r1t-A-Hou11 97'"8430
l BDR.i\I house, reuonable,
mature adult, no pet5.
1J331,) Anaheim Avf!.
NE\V 4 BR., 2 BA. huge
garage It yd. 2513 Fairway
Dr. Leese S275 mo. &45--6191.
$775 111 &: Las!, 3 br, 2 ba.
Mesa Verde. 2912 Andros.
9'1!1-0l69.
4 BR. 2 BA, College Perk. nr
all 11Chool!, lease $.125. Incl.
prd/water 549-0433.
9MINI HOME - 1 Br. Nr.
Stores. Slove, refrig. $80.
ALA Rontal1 e 645-3900
L•guna Niguel
ON Golt-tennis, Co u n t r y
Club, nr bch. New IUXW}' 2
br.-2 be, condo, all appl's.
$275 + Ass'n dues. 31512 W.
Nine Drive. 496-8425.
Ml11lon Vlojo
FOR leaae. 3BR, 2BA. crpts,
drpes, blti.na, water pd, PIO
pe_r mo. 831-2391.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
THE BLUFFS
2656 VISTA DEL ORO
Deluxe 4 BR, 21,) ha, end ·
in "showroom 1hap e ".
Freshly painted, mutom
draperies, C1ver·sized brick
patio, Vacant &: wailing at
$425 mo.
* YEARLY It WINfER * Huntington Beach
Finer llomcs in Beach Area
From $350 Month 3 BR, 2 ba duplex. Encl
FURNISllED-
UNFURNISHED
Bill Gnnly Rltr. """61 raraa•, bltins. ~ 1ncd yd. * POOLS . Condoml~lums Chldn A pets OK. 11911 mo. * ENCLOSED
Unfum. 320 11582 R•'""""· 962-91>8 GARAGES
--------1NEW ;i.2 Br dupl"'"· Drp•, *CONVENIENT
Coat• Mes• cpts, blta. 1 child OK. No TO ALL BEACHES
3 8 2 ba pt d hltu pei.. $1<M!70. 8122 Michael FROM $135 MONTH
,,.;: '2351~0~· ~ i, Dr., ean 5.16--(1638 ADULTS PLEASE
pe"' OK. AV!IH s.pt, 15. Newport Beach VILLA POMONA 516-3TIO , __
BEAUT new 1Uw.::c duplex PHONE 642·2015
Fountain V•lley Avail, yrly rental. Wlk to (l700 Pomona Ave. 1 SALE 1 3 BR ·/trpl beach, shopping, schls, un·J!!!"'!!'!!!!!!!!'!!"l'!!!!'"'!!'!!!!!!!! new1y0t~~d. __ 1~ B~. Im: =u!8~~~ st, NB Casa del Oro
med. occup. $225 mo. ALL •~IIJTIES PAID 494.2859 3 BR., 2 Ba., 2 f.rplc's, w/w, u·~
' gar. $280/mo. Yearly. 1 Con1pare before you rent N1wpart Belch arnl child ok. Newport custom dcsi~ed, featurln~:
NEWPORT •· h 1 I Shotts 642-8520 • Spacious kitchen with m· ucac or ease-· · direct lighting
Unturn. Brand new 3 Br. 21,ii YEARLY-4 BR, 2 BA, upper, e Separate din'g area
Bath Condominium w/boal gar, ~t blk ocean/mrkt. e Home·like ltor&i•
allp. 2 car garage. All ap-$310/mo. 117 33rd, N.B. e Private patkla:--..
C 4 bllm 'S. o1 San Diego ._
on Beach, 1 bllc: w. on Holt
to 16211 P-arlmlde Lane.)
(nil 847-5141
$145 • $165
Bachelor It 1 BR. patlol,
trplc'a, priv. 1 a race a .
Divided bath It ·Iota o1'
cloeeta. Re< ball. pool &
pool tables, sauna baths.
See t:ar yourseH! 17301
Kffllon Ln. (1 blk W. of
Beach, 1 hlk N. of Slater•.
842-7848 .
LGE bach, walk to shops.
Sngl. mature adlt only. Refs
&: cleaning dep. $100 +
utils. 892-8089.
1 BR. Furn. Overiooklhg laXe.
park & beaut. enclos@d patio
& pool, No pets. 1035 12th
St 536-7447.
SPACIOUS 2 BR. $174; 3
BR $194 lovely furn. Klds
ok. Pool. 968-iSlO or 847.GGO.
e NEEDS LOVE! 2 Br. nr
achla. Kids/cata. $135.
ALA R1ntol1 e 645-3900
plla1nces. ~ta & drapes. 3 BR, 2 BA, dsh\\·hr, 1rpl, e Closed garage w/1torqe
Rel 1• required. Call 213; ocean view. Year lease $380 • Marble pullm.an m-8723 or 213: '46-6lm. per mo. 6.fl..2)3). 646-6114. e King-sz Bdrms * Bachelor unit near beach.
Townhouse Unfilm. 335 D I e Pool • BarbequH • ""' UW paid. ISO/mo.
COZV 1 hr cotllljle.
ttlrt&, crpl, droo\.A
Mm. II<> """83.
D•na Point
Stv, ..... 2414 Vista del Oro
Newport Beach
64~1133 ANYTIME
up exes, rounded with plush land· 536-3501. Newport -ch Fum. or Uofum. 355 acaplJlr. 1----=:..:::::.. __
L•IUftl-ADULTS ONLY Balboa l'anln1ul1 Adwt llvin& at llll belt s BR. 2\1 ha. bltns, new i.qe 1 BR $115 l BR, 1um. No -Oc<on·
crpts -paint Dbl pr 3 BR. 2 BA. 917 E. Balboa No Peta Vlew. C1oee to beach A
I ··-Rltr ... -· Bl..t. Annual Leaae. l """ !15 w. ~ W.1971 ""°P<· Can Gf.10'19. poo • ~ mo. ~. from Bch. Chlldre le
3 BR, 2 BA, btlln stove, 3 BR, 2 BA, lge tam rm + The futest tin• in the Welt trolled ts O.K n con-* $30 WEEK & UP * BAClf. at Cretcent Bch.
cpts, drps, nr marlnn. d<"n, priv club. nr beach. •• .a Dally Pilot ClanW«l pe · : ~00: ~d ~pti Avatl ~lor kTV, ~ ~ mo.
1:1:JSO;::· =m='=· ===="'='==--='1.::1=350=. =613-0852===~::::::=·=;..!.i;•::;d=. "=~==·====::::If Jl9J •Phone s.mc&-11: Pool N.:..;:· Be•ch . , Apab1wotsfDr._. e Oiildren & Pet 19f!'CUon f"'i:i::;F'~"::"':":=:-:::-:-:=-::::::;:; .. ;;:,=;\I -2376 Newport Blvd, CM We have winter rentals, wiU s TAR G.A'ZE:ft::lt¥. 548--9155 or -take 1tudenta, :.!.!J!)..,;~.;;,:_:BrCLU'~ '1' Apts. Furn. 360 Thlo Ad Worth 15 on RA! .... 4 BR. 3 BA ............ ~150
H Y•"'111Adlri'r-M HOLIDAY PLAZA 3 BR, 2 BA ............ $285
.,-Acnnllo11tllt•I,_. -r-hfboa Island DELUXE SpacioWJ 1 BR. l BR,.l BA•••••••••••• Sl75
To dt't'llop ·meuooe for Sunday, turn •Pl $135.. Heated pooL 3 BR.borne ••!••······· $275
reodwordsCGii!lpiii:tfrGtorunbn rtmNISHED apt for rent on Am le parldna. Adu.Ill Call 673-3663
otyo.rZodiocblotul"" LltUo hJaod.Bolboo. Lovely • • "" I HChlle .31 T'f'f •1..,. all electric one bedroom pet1. 2~ 32,._ 62M apt. Nicely farnl1hed· 1965 Pomona Ave., CM. 2""' a:tv.. 61 ~ prtvate-putioaA:en~. SHADY ELMS and POOL :r.::r, ,hl:=f'".J:J:I Mow In now on leue ontll 1 " 2 Br. Pool $140 up.
6Yw'M 3dF-MO... Un.tum ti --7Wd:dt 11 at' : ., lal1 L '71 $175 per mo. Call • Av• • .-.
,..._. • "~ IU: m-«IC!la!t<rSpm. GARDENS APT8, 117 E. .~:::.... ~~ f&.;., QIARJIING Ca1Je Cod Nr. :l2nd st., c.K. -· I~~ ~~ ll= Soutb ~ A .Ferry, 3 BR, SPAOOUS 2 Br. attrllc. 13 ~ Al T• Si MIM attractive comfortablt furn. bltns, bar. cloee to ,~~ !;X;:: ~~e frelb ~. Adults '. occ1:abop'1 . .Aduh:l.&bf
16°"Y 46Alk 76YO&#' Students considettd. No Ok. No J>tl\_. $154.:S O.
17 ~ 47Coo&dNlt nw_, pet.a. Winter lease. 2 peno"'' ,:549-::.,:1.:,Tn:;.·°==~=--ll\Olh 4""' 71 , •
associa ted
E~,"'r<[f.>:, ->IF "LTORS
: ' w ~<>lb'" 1>!1.J6bJ
Y-· fllm 3 br llPPl1' ar'
S!ePI to ocean. Bltns. P: mo. Can I« oppolntmeii
673-3663 or 6'l5-8f86 eves.
associated
BROKERS-R:El'IL ro~s,
202~ W llGlboo 1>1 :; l•bl tv-"""' ""'°"' i:JiX1. 213/191H1837, &r>-5267. ACAPULCO
LIO ri¢':...:;on rrft.. :?~ , WINTER: Deluxe 1 BR, $1!0, 2 OR. $175 LOWEirduP!e.x. 2BR...trp1c, ~ JUl'f» J 22Pf!OPI• .UDI"'""'° 12A 4 Bit, IU'I". &,y view $450 Utll PnJd, Pool, parklne'; NU crpt t\. fUrn incl 2 new ~Auci.v j ~~ ~~ ~~ 3 BR 1ii rar S2S5 Adults, no pell.~~ W. 18th ftd velvet Jttzw ~11 bedl.
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2. Gultor 30. Typewrlt.r 51. Kitten
3. Biby Crib 31. llr Stool• 59. Cl111lc Aut.
4. Electrlc Sow 32. Encyclopocllo 60. Coffoe Tobie
S. Camer• 33. Vacuum CIHner 61. Motor<ycl•
6. WHhor 34. Troplcol Fl1h 62. Accordion
7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. Ski•
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37. Goll ,Clubl 65. Worlcbench f.1Couch
10. <Clarinet 31. Stortlng sn-66. Diamond Wotch
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12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom S,t 61. Ironer
13. Sowing Mochlne 41 . Slide Profoctor 69. Comping Troller
14. Surlboord 42. Lown Mower 70. Antique Fumltu,.
15. Mochlne Tool• 43. Pool Toblo 71. T1po Rocordor
16. Dl1hwHMr 44. Tires 72. Sollboot
17. Puppy 45. PllnO 73. Sportl Car
11. Cabin Crvl-46. Fur Coot 74, MoHreu llox SlltJS
19. Golf Cort 41. Drap11 75. lnboord Spooclboot
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21. ~11111' Collect~• 49. Hone n. Siddle
22. Dinette-ht SO. Alrpl1ne 11. Dart o.m.
2S. Ploy ..... 51. Orpn 79. Punchlnv lot
24. Bowtlnv 1111 52. Exercycle 1 so. ....., Corrloge
25. Wator Slcl1 53. Rerw Boob 11. °"""'
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S BR. 2 Ba., bltnl. New
crpta. 11,4i blk to OCKD.
Furn. $DJ/mo. 7. e a t l y •
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OCEANFRONT, w Int er.
Near lltW, bNut furn. 3 BR,
2 BA. walk·in -$315. 2
BR $325. ~6.
BRIGHTcboer!ul• cute, 2
BR APT, Bayfront,
PrVpatio, Winter only. No
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LoYely 2BR, -· -· t bile to beach. $250 per mo. ""'"-"
-utll 615-005 2 br, acroM from~ beach.
$200 mi, winter hie, ulilll
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OCE.ANFRONT-Winte-r, xtra trr. 2 br .. 2 .... IJ'p)<. $115
mo.675-4540.
• WINTER RENTAUI • 1. 2, 3, 4 BR. Re9llW now!
ABBEY REALTY -
Upper J Br ~ blk beach. N_..,....,,.. ......
$300/mo. No pet&. M2-30!I.
2 BR. 1'Urll. Ocean .n.
$175/mO. Yeart,y 1e... No ..... c.n 66-1756.
WINTER ....W rum. l 8'.
$165 5noL utll. Rm lor ....n
. boa~ 175-1145.
BACH APT, t.Trll.S PD.
$95 mo. * MS-1164 *
REAR Guest Reuse. $135 incl
furn, uti!, diabe!, 6C5-Di6 or -MOBILE "°""'· -VU, 2 br, l ... ms. yrly. incl
utll. Adib. tc-IS36 alt 5.
FURN 2 BR on Balboa
1lland, Year leue, $275 mo.
m-<m6. m ...,_1496 .
OCEAN View t mo. rental
avail. Sept 9. 3 Br., 2 Ba.
$225/mo. irn;...Jt27.
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NEWLY decorated 1 BR apts
nr pier, $150. mo. incl util,
avail Sept 9, euo12. ~ ~!!!
ON TEN ACRES
1 Ell apt in Tablerotk, oettn· Apb. fum./anfam. Lease
front. 1 yr i.. can C!IM.553, Fireplaces I prlv, patios.
9-11 am or 7.9 pm. Poola Tt.nnla Contnt1 Bkfst.
Apt UnfUrn. 365 900 s.a Lano, CdM 644-2W
• MacArthur nr Coast Hwy)
Bolboa Ponln1ul1
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of Vista del Lago, where the emphasis is on
the nautical, and the way of life Is as tranquil
or ,exciting as you care lo make it. Lakeside
llvrng makes the difference for those enjoying
boating, cascading fountains and swimming
.as clos.e as your patio·deck. Land lovers will
appreciate acres of exquisitely fandscaped
grounds and walkways with a 36-hole BOif
course :and driving range steps Jror:n your
door •. Each apartment·home includes every
conceivable luxury appointment. like air-con·
• d1t1onrng and special sound proofing to in-s~re your comfort and privacy. The $500,000
Yacht Club offers handball, aym and saunas squas~ ~ourts, game and social .rooms. 1
. Livrng anywhere else is out of the ques·
t1on after seeing Vista de! Lago.
Efficiencies, 1 and 2 bedroom, 2 bed·
room ~lus den, from $190. Fuml1hed ind
unfum•hed moc!Ws·open dally nine '!II dlrll.
COME SEE WHAT A REAL GARDEN
APARTMENT LOOKS LIKE - - -
liko llvinv In • ho""' for $140/mo. HARBOR GREENS
We offer Peace & Quiet, 2 BR., l V. ba., 2
parking spaces, priv. patios, rec. areas.
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Wilson Gardens '
Furnl1hed &
Unlumlshod
From $130 to $215 mo
B•ch1lor1 • 1 Bdrma
2 lljlrm• • 3 Bdrma
1 V. or 2 Full 81th1
BAYFRONT, 1 BR, liv, din, CORONA DEL MAR APl' Master alz. bedrooml w/
tam rm., sen porch, 2 br, 1 ba,' completely We give you more room for 1111 moneyl high beam ct!llinRS. larre
carport, prlv bch, dock ape ndecorated w/new crpts, Stop By or C•ll Now ....... , . , . , .. 646--2846 living room w/1u or
avail. $275 winter, $375 yrl,y. dflis, &: light f i x tu re s ~~~~""'""'"'"~!"'!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'""'!!!!!!!!!1 wood bum.inc fireplace. ~. w/Swedish frpl. Apt over A. pt. Unfurn. J'5 Apt. Uilturn.. 365 Convenient laundry &rff oft kitchen. Encloe:ed pa-
BAYFRONT p.rap at 5161h Fernleaf for Coste Meta Coat• Meaa tloa. 2 •wlmmlnr pools.
Bnn4 new cust. trlpla CJ) $250 1M. ~725 o r sauna, recreation taclU-
3 Br, 2 Ba. (1) 2 Br, 2 Ba. ~1337. "111E VICTORIAN" ties, Security a:uard. No
Pvt bcb A: pier, 550370. YEARLY Jeue, 2 lge br, 1 ** BEAUTIFUL 1 I: 2 BR. 2 Br w/ pr-adult., cptl, ptfs. ' ~---~-1 ~-r ha w/dressi.ng nn, all el@C Contemporary Carden Apt.. drpt, tncd ........ wt patio. ---Patloo, "1>1c poo? $15l> ''" Modol1 Opon 'Ill I pm. 5dtclJ. lurnace ht, ?ndry, ~ro Call ... ·;,,_ ' Wtr pd. Call btwn W,
s BR. 2 BA. rwo apt. IS'ptd, utlla pd. Overlooking ocun. ~ · ~~-l36-41lll 2700 Pot.rlOll Woy, CM
-nlr?g., adulm, no Adll> cmly, Alt SepL 9. SPAC 2 ., 3 Br apt Jl<O up. 667 Victoria St (!) • • • n60 nr Horbor Blvd &
peb. 173-3239. 6'1H!08. . Poo~ cpt/drp, hllnl. -ok * * $180 * * Ad1m1
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Private etrance -1 tr. 2 BR,, lltove', ttf.ril', prb. 1996 Maple No. 1 • ••• 641-3813 3 Br., 11,i Ba., newly painted
Em.p)ofed woman. l>rapa. d.IJpJ, WIW apt&. V", 2206 Colltie No. 5 ••• ~7035 Bltlns, crpt/drps. e nc I
·New -72J N-SHI.~ todoy. Adull> ooiy. 3 BR, $165 per mo. 11\ Ba. 2 patio. Nr IChllo " abop'1.
2 BR. 1 Ba., upprr, $235. 3'l2 Heliotrope, Apt B, C.dM. BR, $150 per mo. Newly Children ok, no pets, 880
Garaao • .-llUl1d<cl<. No NR. ocean. now delux, 2 decor. Child ok, 7 5 3 Center St., C.M. 64U340. ELEGANT LIVING
dop. 41411Dahlia.673-'11!81 Jewl, 2 8' .. 2 Ba .. boom Shalimar Mgr. 645-0m. ·
BEAUT. -l Br apt. Pvt. ~. bltm, frplc. $.l)J, l.e 2 BR Studio, l~ n-, ~.-. SPAC lBR apt, $125, Crpts, Spacious adult complex with .... 673-M'7f 111 Dll .,....., drps, bltns, co v e re d firepla~. patio. pool. Quiet
ear. 1 blk Bl.I Omlna. • Adlts, no pets. 18 4 3 -B carport, Freshly painted, but convenient.
$2)0/..,. Yeerly. 675-0146. mMAC. 3 BR, 21\ Ba '''""""· C•ll 543-6357 tor chlldn!n & am! pets ok 6 The ORLEANS
l DD -"um nR utll lnclud· DUPLEX. mu.. t"Onvetient appt. I I ~-830 ~ s ""'"" ..... .,_ Jocatio No 607 Iris m n ° ..... ., u:-ntcr t. 1741 Tustin, 6U-46CJ. ~:ll~~ta. U> ~· pets. ' * LO\VER :Z BR, 2 Ba., cloH 543-4014. I --N--d'--1 -:..::..=
gar. Spac. patio. Nr. So. VERY NICE 2 Br dUplt?r. IW "r. exta & TOWMIOUSE apt 2 story, 3 2 BR., walk to beach Coast 1>1ua. A It •• MI r, -trip net
1!11. J BA,.$3lD. mo. Jae. No Pool. Adu?ts only 54>-2321. Jl75-frplc, crpbl, -bllnl, e '2 BR • aduli. • $195.
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Coif• MIN LRC. 2 RR. l'ii BA. Prlv. childftn or peta. Ca 11 0Ph=: ~-=..,.;·=---I
paUo. No petl. Oilldren ok. 56-8021. &1tu 5., all day Sat DELUXE 2 BR., 1~ BL
No 1;,,gleL $155. '126 Joann. a SUn. Studio. Crpt/-pool. TIME FOR 2 BR., Gor_, $160. --'UICK CASH ~2;£~·
THROUGH A 2ii: .:.'~-:ti::: . l33-2450 ar eves $G..5852. •
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Apt L M&-"'4. • ,°';:,:....::-::-"":':':-:c--:-U<G. 2 BR., 1\1 Ba. lhag Bltnl, pvt patlOI. $155. * Upper 2 Br. Spadous apt. crpt, bit-ins, trptc, prtv chDd ok. no pets. M6-04:9I.
$111/mo. Older prd. & mm. palio, encl pr, ;s blk to EAST SIDE new, bH.utlf'ul 2
to beach. 673-8145. achl. ~™1 pr &4>6345. BR trip-plu. Ctr, dahwhr,
J14S. 2 Bi,t dup]a:, au. 634 HamUton Ave., C.M. crpts, drJ)I.. Adu.lb. QoAlnr on
pragt, p'rtme Jocation. e tROPJCAL POOL e premllu PlO. '6-7!64
li75-M61 2 Br Studio. 11,~ Ba. f'rpl, CLEAN 2 Br. Mesa Verde,
1 BR. finilhed praa:e, rtfrig,
stove, adult only S'lOO utll
paid. 644-112) •It 6
•plr. strcse, $2(0, tum $.210. encl pr. ()opts. drpa, e
145 E. Uth St., No. 15. bltns, $1'9. Adlts, no pet.
548<l.l6I. 548-63S7.
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&pl. Patio,"° ebildml. $160. l><poolt .l rd'L r<q'd. ~ 548-lllOI' mo. 549-4225.
Shady Elma and Poot -EASl'Sll)~==E-LR-G-.-,-BR-'S.-
1 I< 2 BR, JllO up. Bllnl, 1r71 .• patio at pooliide
l'um A\'all! Ollld1•11'1 ..... $170. Adll>,' m potl. Abo 2
El.II GAllDENS Apll. 117 BR upa1r. $1!0. -"""=~~--...,...DELUXE 2 Br, cpts, ~.
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PllMtlmfc View ol 'the
SOME APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE
FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
(Reservations accepted
on others) ·
At
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
An address of distinc·
tion Jn Cosla M e s a
adjacent to Newport
Beach, Balboa and the
Southland 's finest com-
munities.
UNFURNISHED
1 bedroom from $160
1 Qdrm . & den from $180
The cmfrm of Old
World Spain a-waits you
In Costa Mesa at Ring
Brothers' l\1 e d i t e r ·,
ran ea n Village. The
country is the setting
where quaint cobble~
stone courtyards and
pathways wind over
streams and ponds to
the door of your villa
apartment.
-Fireplaces, wet bars.
beamed ceilings, wood
panelin g.
Ocon. '"" """""· /\di ... No !)(!ti, $.!Z:i mo. :UO. l
Ruby Lantitn. OP.
PANORAMI C
OCEAN VIEW
Brand MW, spadoUlf 3 OR,
2~ BA: Lwcwy Dana Pt>h11
Apt. Cpt11 -dl"pl • Blt·lna: •
En1·. p111io SJZ>. 496-6079.
Huntlngton Be•dt
ON BEACH!
2 BR, 2 BA Uni. Fr. $2.'il
2 Uft. furn Fr, s:g
Occl.l.nlront·l..u:c furn 2 Br.
apt. $400 lltll pd. Avail tor
2 Wl'l'kl,
ADULTS ONLY
Furniture Available
C a r p et.Hltapec-rli.hwuher
heated pool·sannu-tennis
rec room«ean vtewa
patfoa..ample parktna
Seeunt; Guarda.
HUNTINc;TON
PACIFIC
711 OCEAN AVE., 11.6.
(7141 536-1417
Otc open JO 1tm·6 pm On11y
Wl!J.IAM \\!ALTERS CO.
SPAC. 2 Br. In 4 plex n-r.
Beach &. Slater. Several lo
('hooSC from. Alt extr,11,
furn. avail. Pool ' rec rn1.
Kld.• ok_ Set Mgr, 173!12
Keel.son. From S J 3 9 ,
968-7510, 847-3669, 847-4260.
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Newport Jlo•dt Ne-... .,.
WHY PARK NIWPORTERS ~~ ~, ~TAY HOME ON ~ ll'JLANJ( WAI.Ill«
WEEKENDS. :.~:;::
WOu.LDN'T YOU" , ... , ·~ ........ , .. , ... ~ •• rtflKI ., ..... fft ti M IWlllWt Cotti
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Jt's all here !or you to enjoy Saturdays and ~"m..4m~
Sundays and all week long, too. -
S750,000 health spa, 7 swimming pools, 7 ligbt-
ed tennis courts, bicycle traU1, putting green,
sltulfleboard, croquet. Spacio1l4 junior l's
from $174.50 monthly, plus I or 2-bedroom
plans and 2-1tory town houses with 2 or 3 bed·
rooms. All with electric lcltchen1, private bal·
cony or pa1io, carpeting, draperies. Subter-
ranean parking, elevators. optlonal maid ser·
vice. Gourmet lood market, dfy cJeaner,
beauty salon on groWllls. See beautifully fur-
nished models today, t a.m. lo 7 p.m. Other
11mes by.appointment. Just north of Fashion
Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin HUis
Road. IJi
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
on tlie bay ·
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20c GROSS
Approx. -4.000 ICJ.. n. ot.fice Ii
bay ire.a. Second floor. Air
c:onditiooetl, At Newport A
S..n Oi('ro i" r w y • in-
tel'lectiorl. Ample parklJI&'.
. ~5-7171.
New Waterfront OftJce1
From S270 Month
Prime Location
341 Bayaide Dr., N'pt Beach
BUI Grundy, Rltr. 61$-6161
Pi porll .. t lllt * HINDU !P?R!TtlALlS1' * LOS'l':Ff'ma!e Wh Setter, REMODEL« rt oo•i t~.1--:....-....;.....;. ___ I
Lfl tbll •d cha.,,.: )'l'IM.I' Jtuntinpm &.cb a re a • Gt.om.J ~trtdot a ION. 30 ~ SJM"clal Jnltr/Dter.
whole outklok an lite lor"'f~ Hf'l!ds lmmed. 1n e 4 r ca I UC. E' bandfrd. lO ,,... ccp. painti.llJ. Locel refs., Lie'•
bttter Pntlmtonal advk:e nn. nEWARD! Ca 11 FIW fft. 83,l--JlO!J. lal. Ctluck. fC5..C*l9:.
on Ute. Li«nltd. RHdln;&! 536-431i:i. J A C K l' a u I •ti e·~lr BR 1 't ! S ft Palntu/RffN.
daDy, 10 AM-10 P 'f · ~~Yl:o from Via Lorca, ntoOd .. addlt. 20 yrs. qp. Noo-drl.nktr, lnter/E:xtl!'J',
4n.913G, 4n-9034. 312 No El Lido IaJ.. lluie ma I e Uc'd. My Wt11 Co. 51741!6. 5«Kl8l.1 bol S:lt>, art 5:30
Ca m I n O Re. I I • S I n blk!•bl thrt hA t. Old 1.:,.,.,;,,;;;::..;.:.:::,:;.:.;~:::::1:~'-"'~:;,:-7'"-''i<-;..:;;;<.iemcnte. ., ca • Add1dons * Rtmoddlnc Pl•tter, P•fc.h# R.tpair ~ly-lootin& ex t r e m e I)' Gtrwick It Son, Llc'd , . . ... . . . . ......
CASH FOR COINS friendly, rn.11111. ~ " S4~2l7tl * PATCH PLASTERING
Sllvc-r, Cold, OoUertiona, APRJOOT toy ~. male, El--tJ All typet, ))'fie est!mat~
AccumulaUcmJ, U.S. T)tpe, cnn,e l'lOltlJ'. fftU I Cra· _, al ·-Oill H)..682.5
Foreign and SlamPt Nffded bam, J-l.B. Reward. U&-19$1 Plumbinf'I PAY TOP OO!LAR' aft 5. ELECTRICAL WORK. AUi;,...;..;...;;.;:•-----
OLD COIN 'SHOP COL U E-Shephetd, med Jdncb. Sil or 1mAll l..lc'd • Drains uncloggft:I -$7 .50 m Forest, L.B. Of.7m htigbt, liaht brown QOlorillg. Ins. l'fte Ht. 546·-0211. Sewer line to 100' -$15
PROB).EM Pre ....... Con-Vic Killybn>ok School, CM. Gonlonlnt • 54~2502 *
fidenl, a y mp at bet I c 6U-f381. J -.PLUMBING REPAIR
~rt(211lnCY cou~r· Abor-L0$1'-Whlte mlntature AL'S GARDENING No job too ~all ~E& e:=n Nf, AP· die at Fairview & -WU::-tor pr"de:1fac Ii I ma I I '* 66-l12S *
· • OL No tap. Heartbroken'. Jai$:apllla lfrVfca, call e PJ.UMBING e I
GRINGO bachelor withe• to 6*-1089. 540-5198 ewa. St r., l n a 1natatJR.emodet-Repolr
lc-arn culture It language af LOST Ji.tale Irish setter Ill· Newport, Cd?tr. C.O.ta Mqa. Free Est. UC. 54.3-8772 ~~~~ F~~dshf; 1i ~ yn. Scar on side, ~. Dover Shores. WettclUL COLE PLUMBING
possible. 546-:!05' medlcatlon. 645-7SSt Aak YARD Cleanup, .....ed..ln&. 24 hr IUVict G4>U6l for John or Frank trN trirnming A remov. · ·
JAPANESE boy need• hQme -• Rototw.iug. haulinc, fret S.wint/Alt1railon1 ·
with family attendlne h1ib BROWN/reddlab marJdn&t, fft.-962-8612 ... ,. .-... ..-Ii
achoo!. 540-3354. ~,'_pup, Vic: Shalimu 6 AL'S •--··~api·"· Tr•e SEWING-DE.SIGNING· .c-6&t.-c:ntla, CM, G46-5353.. .....,....... ·-· Men/Women. Reas. Rate• Soci•I Club• '" removal. Yard remodelitlf, ~o . ·Call .~7•M Telephone 1714) 644-1900 for rentall Information.
Apt. Unfurn. 36$ Apt1.,
-~.;,;..;;,;..;;;:.;;.::.:; ___ .;·::: t.OST: Black I. white kitty, Tralb baul!!\t, Jot cleanup.1~::;;;,.;:m:..m._;_ __ .:.;:~-;.;..,;;-:;
'DESK apace avaOable $50 male. Eastbluff are a. Repair ,~ .. t.1en. 67~1166. Alt1r•tions-642.-5i45 mo. Wj.ll provJ4t furnltun FfND YOURSELF 644-0356 ..,.....,.. N t 20
DESK 11paee avallab~ $50
mo. Will provide furniture
at S5 mo. Antwf'rlnc tervic&
avaUable. 222 Foreat Ave,
Laguna Beach, 1~
at $5 rno. Aml~C ainice IN SO?-AEONE ELSE. . * LANDSC-APING * ea• ~ccurat~ ye~ exp.
available. 17815 Beach BJvd. DISCOVER KE~Sl{OND. gray & blk. New lawns, Sp rink J er 1, EXPERT custom de1igninf,
EASTBLUFF Huntington Beach. 642-4321 DISCOVERY ... ~st vi~. Oakwood Apt~. N.B. decks, cleanup, State llc'd. restyling & a.l t e r in 1°
Villa Granada Apts, J-IUNTINGTON G a rd r n i; PROFESSIONAL suite, 714/835-6885 213/387-3393 Duke . Re\\'al"d. 675-6243 536·1225. ' 645-43:15. 9 am·5:30 pm.
• ·roWNJIOUE-S1mcious ii Apt.~. Heil 111 Bolsa Chira. ready to KO· Heil at Bolsa Travel 540 N 0 0 NAN'S 1...11.wn &
BR .. 2~;, Ba .• baloonit's, 846-1323. Con1p;1rr· . Sr·l'+-CJUca, J-1.8. $275/mo. l .. ' ]!J•] Maintenarn:e :1:6Ving Of, I · 1~-f·I
Irplc, "'ct bar. auarhed 2 \~·Mt you're 1nissin~. f'r. 84&-1323. -ln1tructi0ii NB & CdM areas. Homes, Employment
Ooo •~ Wo SET SAIL ~l~~aze. loou sq. n. t.....,..,"w. BAY VIEW "OFFICES ~ TAHITI ';mmmmiiiiiim:;iiilmi apts '& Comm'I. MS--7523. ~------' .
e 'EXECUTIVE Newport Beach Deluxe, afr..oondJtloned Grand 3 MMted Schooner. ~ CO?tf:PLETE Lawn &l••••••••••I,
T ho
Redecorated. Lido area crew & gue!lts flh, eosts. Schools & Gardening service. Hauling Job Wanted, Mele 70Ct ,
own use-Spaciou11 5 BR, OCEANVIF:\V Realonomics, Bkr. ~ ·-'-•-•_lr_u.;c_ti;,;•;..•.;.•....;•;.._..;;5;,;75 &; clean.up. Jim 548-0405. ,,_ '
den, 3 Ba .. frplc, wet bar, ~~~(2~1~3~) ~37~1-~12~3~9~~ .. JUST completed couege, ' attached 2 car aaraae. 2660 2 BR. 1 BA_ ELEGANT, amall, Newport EXP. Hawanan Gard~ner. need tull-time job. Reliable, I
. Pool Facllllle~. information call Eiff....881C or Lnt ..... ,_.. REAL FSI'ATE CAREER? Kamal.ant 646-4616. ' ::: 1
Huntlngron Beech
Furn. or Unfurn. 370
-Fashioned designed
color-coordinated in-
teriors. with carpets
abd drapes.
-Private patios and
balconies.
I Br. Slll. D!hw11hr, bltns.
shag & dl'J>ll, c l ean.
.5pe.ck:lus, nr park It tchls.
Child OK, no peta. 968-8633
LRG. 2 Br., l sty 4plex.
Crpts. drps. R/O, lndry,
gar, fncd. Child ok. $130.
828-5417.
xq. ft. S550/MO. ~~~~~~80~•~•~12-~363~.~9 ~~
1
Cent a-suite of ofllcea. For [
1
[g] INTERESTED IN A Complete gardenina: IUV1ce own tranlp. Ted 494-2365.
Nr. CdM Hi"h School [ 642--3073. · tn4> 548-119'2 ' Job Wanted,, Female 1111. ~ JI ai.J Academy Real Estate Gtmir11I Service1
835 Amigo11 Way, NB 644-291ll Rl'll1a11 .,,,.,. e OFFICE&X> sq ft Contract & Ins. School GOOD TYPIST ·1 LUXURY APT 1 1~-;;;;;;~·~;; l90 mo. COllta Mesa. W"ll d ty ' ~ Found (frH•ds} 550 3250ldNo.NwptBl.,NB .DO You Need Home 1 o your pint •1'
Octan &. 00.y view, Z BR, e 646-2l30 e R.E. Educalion Since 1004 Repairs? Call Brian or Greg htr home, WJll rickup t
-Community Center
with spacious lo unges,
billiard and pinKJ>0'!8
rooms.
-3 Swimming po o l s
outdoor whirlpool, 4
night lighted tennJs
courts.
LRG. 2 Br. Studio $1j(I ·S.:
Lrg, J. Br. apt. $12.J Av11il
afL_UL l7VL/tih Ln. HB.
1142-4.)49. •
-W-ALK~T=o-B~E~A~C~H-
1 &: 2 Br. Cpts, 1rps, rlahwhr.
~ 15th; 308 16U1. 847-3957.
BEACHBLUFF Apt1.
den, 2 BA, 2»l sq ft. 9th Rooms 400 OFFICE.Store. 525 sq. ft. Otf LARGE, Spaniel, b 1 a ck I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill for Paintina-Plumbinc-Dry and deliver loci H.B.,
fa.\.rway. Irvine Golf Cou~. SI Pkg Viii ""'2 Ncwpcrt I Wall et .. " -F V W t 75c r . • ,w.J \\·/jail, rC'd tollar, 0,, ' C. ~"-'· ' 'I ti I per Pl•
Ne,\•port Beach. 162.i. mo. RM ho 'I Blvd .. CM 646-Im [ l~ 'II < h Ca.!! t>f>tween tl_!!m_& 5 pm, • I wcr, to1 <.'t, v>afk in _ ~ Akers on rablt!s tag, very SeMcts ind RtJairs . TOTAL SERVICES CO. or WI work uy our
644-08]4 or &l•l-'IJ24 closet. No :imoker or SUB-let furn. 1 Room Suite friendly. Turtl<'roc:k area, . . _ Plumbg, Carpentry, Elec. call 847~3095.
drinker. Sep. entry. $1:i nio. Airportcr Inn area. $150 per Irvine. 1133--0531. Repairs. hauling. 646-1809. NEED help at home? We •
DELUXE, 111eps to bt'ach, 3 S20 clng: dep. Incl utill.~. 1st n10. !13J..9211. SMALL German ShC'pherd Heullnn have Aides e Nurses e BR. 2 BA, crpts, drps, bltnK, + last mo p=t w 100· "1----------B.abysitti-·--.:::•:.....------! J '" · .,.,.... J. usiness Rental 44S puppy, abt 2 n10 old. on San ·-. lfousekprl'J e Companionl5 diSh\l.·ht, sundeck, carport, --bar &. garden + many ultra NICE rm in downtown C.1\.1. ----------Diego F:reew11.y, No. of San EXPERIENCED . SKIP LOADER &: dump truck • Homemakers • Up john
exl-ras. Year round ll'IUlc. area. Kltch &. hou~ priv. 420 Sq. ft . of iJ'eat space for Cleniente, 213-431-2984 or ?tl th 1 th Llcens~-~ work. Concrete &: asphalt 547~1. ~"~ Color TV. 642-54'.)4 ; 436-5205. · 0 er o ree, sf.'e ... ~ scl\ving & breakinc:.1---------Ex-· s.l();I, or Winter rates of $350. shop. studio, office. Frplc, pennanent babysitting · 846-7llO J.l 0 US ECLEANING.
No pets. 54&-.~170 ""646-533""='7"'· ------lots ot wood. Iron grill"·ork. FOUND on Newport FW)'. tion for either full po!~ • perienctd, reliable. Own
-Health spa with gym-
nasium and separate
men's and women's
facilities. i n c I u d •
ing sauna baths.
2 Br, 2 Bo, pool, patio, <,111h·
whr. 82.11 Elll11 Ave. S47-222G
NEW lrg 2 Br unf, apt Yard.
Wallt to Huntington Center.
$160/mo. Ph 114:828-5417.
2BR duplex ne11.r beach. crpt,
dr'J)8, 11tovl" $145 per mo,
WALK ROOMS $18 \vk up W·kit: S30 Jn patio. On Coast Hwy. }"ine poodle (a pr t cot) pa.rt·lime \vorkint mothers. TREE I: Ira: plant removal. t r ansportation. Rel.s.
S!roll or rull. 1 ~ Blk to the wk up Apts. 2376 Newport 644-6388 dy11. 54+0677 eves. Plea5'! identify Ji ctn 1 e . Prefer llttle boy •• com· Rototll, renovate, yard MS--0363.
Bay. 11.~ blks to ocean. ;B;;l;;v:;d,;-C"=MC.:... "':::" ::"-_:9,::7"5::::_· __ Rent•lt Wanted 460 '("'7~14_1 _53_>;_;7346:.;,:.____ pank>n for my own ~~-;u~1:;ve/baul. c:-11'1'F"'O"'R=-con--vat~e-,-ce-n-t-ca-re-~in -A security system to
insure your privacy. Spacious, gracious, lite, ROOM, Pl'iv. bath. ent.rancr, FND: male dog, long-haired pre-school son. Week days ' · }'Our home. $3. hr or $400.
airy, prl, 2BR apt-yearly, kitchen privll. $92.~iO/mo. ftfATURE \VOMAN WANTS Husky type. Friendly, mwrt only. Hot breakl!lJt, lunch. YARD, garql!! cleanups. mo. 5'8-8627 mornings, Jv, -Conveniently loca l·
ed to all of Southern
California, just min·
utes from the Pacific
Ocean and Newport
Beach, overlooking
lhe Costa Mesa Coun-
try Club.
536-3!')(17 673-1909. N. Costa Mesa. Jolfr.72/ri. TO RENT UNFR. ONE find 01vncr. LI &-7697 &f. snacks,. naps, fenced yard. Remove trees, clltt, Ivy, mess. •
BEDROOM ;vith kl f c h l' n BEDROOM APT. PREFER ternoon. Vista View school. dittl"ict. D rtYe way 1 ' aracUal· Help We ted M & F 710
Hours: 10 to 6 Daily
Direction~ 1o f.11'ditrrrnntan
Villfli:;c : Fron1 thr San Diego
F"rtr1vay: Harbor illv1L,
Soulh 2 1nill'll. Or from Nr\V·
2 BR apt. Closed garnge.
Crpts, drp:o:. Child !..· smA.Jl
pet ok. $140/mo. 962·7637.
NE\\!' '1 BR, lgf' all elcc kil,
\Vl't bar, 1tl'1·uri ty garRitC!I,
nr beech, 536-J964 tnr appt. ----Laguna Hilla
fOR lrnsc. 3 Br. 2 R11, t'On·
do. Vir\v, cpt~. ~huller~.
dp.~. Xtras. Nc~v V.'orld.
$2.-l(J/mQ. ll.'l0-3869. ., ----· -.----
po1·1 Blvtl., turn Nnrlh tJn Laguna Niguel ·
H11rbor Bll"d. ;-· --. MEDITERRANEAN 2 BR. 2 B~. on IR1rway. 1·r.1s,
VILLAGE drp;~· _b1t1ns.,,_rtrr. 4!l&-9627
2400 Ha rbor Blvd., I or _JJ. 753·4·;,.i·
Cotta Met•, Calif. 92626 Met• Verde
(714} ss1..a020 I UPPER 2 Br. Crpts, drps,
\Ve believe. in Equal . I <'ncl gar. Nr. Bakt"r & Tlou~in1: Opportunities Harbor shop'g. Adult~. no
* * * pets. 2984 Royal Palm Dr.
$145/mo. G4~35J 5. ,-B --H-. -,.-,.,-.. -, ~u-.. r-. -He'ilcd DELUXE 2 ~ J BR., 2 Ba.
Pool. Lndry room, children rncl. gnr. $155 up. Rf"ntal
ok. No ~ts. 126 Monte Ofc., 3095 !lfa~ Avr ..
Vista, C.M. ~l'IG-1034.
DELUXE 2
Pool. Uli!
pel1l. 32'1
645-47/il.
Bil, I k 2 Ba. t QUIET, spacious 2 Er. up-
pi!. A1tul!s, no flC'T'. Hltn~. cnel j(ar. Adult~ t:. 2!>rh Sc, 1 _only. $l ~1~f/mo. 646.:ffi2_7._
2 Bl't, unfw·ri. Crpt~. drps,
range/oven, rerrig. No f>ets.
S140/mo. 96fl-14~l!"1.
2 Br. AduTti:-no l)j•l.<1-. -
BAY M"EADO\VS APT~.
38'? \V. Bny ~1.. C?<I 64!',...(1(173
Newport Beach
BALBOA nAv CLUB
Ex4u111it.• 1),<l~·front 1 B1!1•rn
$4.j;.i/1110 J..+..1111r. 6·1~t~~l
:illn.-2 u.;:-rrpl~ 1-hlk to
brh. $275 yr111·ly.
67:l·245..>
D•nl Point YEAl'tLY·L<tvcly \\'atrrfL'Ont
OCEAN v1l"w, largt• 2 Bit, ltvu1g. "J br, Dock. $."!,()(!.
SF.ACUFJ.' !\fanor Apts. 1
Br. $144. 2 Br. Sl&J. Pool.
C!'p!s. drps. bltns, carb.
displ. 152.') Plare1;tia Ave.
Ask about ollt discounl.
5-lS.2682 or 642..!340.
PARK Ne\\'port ·Bn-o-hc-lo-,
11.pt. unfurn., Avail. Croni
St'J•I. l-Fcb. l. $1!111. U!i!.
lncL Nn ~rnokrr.~ or
flrinkt'r!i. No l{'n~1' l'!'q. Ca!!
~hRmn, G40--0\:\7 or 6'1-1-6113.
;o.IR lloa1: 1 1011plt~J Sl!!O mo~
BR. 2 BA, nc1v tTPI. drps,
bltn.•. d sh,.,. s hr, \\'fd
hookup. 42·13 Dana Rd.
ti46-6361.
CANAL .l"root-3-BR, Newly
dtt. Dork ~1·ai l. Sundck.
$3Z1 Yrly, '1<1:ts, no pets,
61;~2121
DELUXE modern 3 BR, 2
Ni.. Yrly. Cllll BUI Whitf!,
Day:o:; 673..{)210; F, v e I :
548-1082. ----------*FANTASTIC VIEW
l Br, pool. sauna, 3 mu's or
12 mo's $325. 644-6622 or
!i42<«i45.
----~~-~NE\\'PORT ISi • .i;hat·p :! Br,
,1·atcrfronl. Open 12 lo f),
~•li·Mon 416 1; 38!h Strt{'f.
Newpor·t Heights
* Ni•"' 2 R1·. Pool. Gnr,
Crµts, drps, 11dull~. no
peLo;. Qui('.t. SJG: •. 642-8001.
S~Ar;.-----
priv., H.B. P 0 0 L . T O P S t l 3 5 FND small black rml dog Edin,zer A: Magnoha, l'oun-~7·2666. 'l '
96.Z.7.i20 art G or \Vknds. IN CJ..UDING UTILITIES vie. lnteI'S<'ction of Irvine & tain Valley area S25 week. ,GET RID OF THAT
L 5.16-5761 A~ER 6'30 '' •·t 21st St. \Va• .. -... ,·""!lea •. 557-4861. UNSIGHTI.Y TRASH & Accnts C.OOstr Bldg SISK ge rm. pvt ba k rntr. .. • .;)a .. ., ... ·v. .. Exec Sec'y Constr $800+
1 blork to hf'h. SllO 1110_ &· Sun. chain collars. 548--5667.. G
1
RANDMOTHER can give ~:~!~~DENT Lcaai Secretary S650 j
675-2168 Npt Bch \VANT yl"arly unfumiShed BLACK ' \Vhile OVf", playmates. menl!I & • . . Underwr1ter Open I ROOt-.~lau~ltl-,y-.-y-ou_n_;::-bt'arhfront 2 br 11.p1 or bou~ P/Chihu&.hua?. Jon~ legs. ca:e. Exper. &. Ref•. YARD ~ Garqe Cleanup. Jr. Acct Coni;!r OS'Cn '
inan. $.j(l/mo if you IT\O\\" • will fix up for reasonable Vic. 1666 Monrovia, C.M. 64i>-5469. ~ est. 1 days. Call Mail Clerk S-400 I
yard. Nit ot'C. ca I I rent. 67:Hl6ol; cvcf:. 642·5677. BABYSTTI1NG, your home. anytime, 54S.·5031. Cl(''k Typist $400 l _"4_tkl-;;;7c:-70::.::::--~,-,----I \VANT lo lease during off-FEMALf: :nnall b 111 ck Permanent .iQb prrf. Vic. Housecleaning Exec. Srt'. Travrl , S700+
1
Slee pin;;: .mi 11 h:i. season unfurri. flse with 2 l'OCkapoo, found Co 8 st l91h & Pon1onfl, Ct-.f NEWPORT j
Empl man only. $6:) 1110. <'ar gar in NB. Nu children. High\vay, Nc\\·port Beach, 645-0948. ~A Cleaning. Carpets, Personnel Agency
Cos!a .r.1c.~a. 646-4?.lli 171·11 524-6228 61JG..3344. DAY Nursery. babies to 5 Rwind<rnd •s, .1 floo.MI, · cl c · 133 Dover Dr., N.8.
-PRO.,...,., LADIES I ' . b" ~ ~S30218.pcr \\'k. 646-5788 or ,,.~s1•111'°1 .m · S:1 7 -fi 7 ~2 • 642-3170 COOL rn1. Nicely 1Urn.-r.c.SSIONAL family pear ring vie 1g .....,...... ;)"!_.. .
Pv! be. Nr bch & store~. nct"ds clean pool home. Ask <:_orona beach l'.d.?.!, Call * 673-1304 • for Frank, Agt. 956-2500. =6~13-3l6tl'="""'-~----CHILD CARE. my nome. Prof. Carpet Cleaning ACCOUNTING clerk-bkkpr. l
G ORANGE &. white cat wear· Ages up to 4. Fenced )'ard Also window1' & floor care Mw;t have gd exp &:
ue1t Ho,.,. 41S [ ~ Ing collar. Vic 17th k S.A. CM area. 54g..7424. · Call Dutch 537-1568. 24 hr:i: familiar w.A/R. payables, 1 ..........._,. l ~ .S~t=. C;;:c.M7·..:5'S-460I::;.:::.:....~--FORMER teacher wa.ntl'l to Dedicated Cleaning payroi ttsls, •-bidll_inbg, ca stsh :
· . SEEN: Jost Iguan.,, in area of sit children or teacher!. My RYTIUNG * Ex 1' bt.i-ch· ' *PRIVATE ROOM* ~--;;;;;;~~·· ~ *WE DO EVE rec< P « ~ ursemen I
tor ambulatory lady. Good Corona dcl Mar, 500 blk home. Mesa Ven:lf!. 540-1705 Refs. Free est. 646-2839 -!u·ngw·--ry• beg lpmru1". s•'..~ •• • food, nice cheerful 1ur· r-w ... •ivw roundinp, Announcemenb 500 area. Carpenter JAPANESE lady to do be gd typist &. rapid on 10 * Call 548"'4753 * FOUND: BMset Hound fml. h 0 u 1 e c I e anlng. Needs key adding roach Pleasant 1
PRIV. & Semi·Priv Rms. Par1on1I Wig Service Vic. Mesa del Mar, C.M. CARPENTRY • Additiona & tra~rtatkln. 546--0724. ofc in C.M. ~at oppty. J
Man or Indy. Close to park Pick up Ir dellver your home 545-0379. ~~is~~~~ area. Expert Housecleaning Call Mr. Perron, 546-7277, j
& shops. Nutritious meals. or office H.B./C.M., exp'd FOUND Pekingese vie Heil or · By Day, Refs. 836--0648 eves & wkndl 67rr2154. , 54~2562. beautician. 53&-6993 aft 5. & Newland H.B. 342-3130. C11rpet Service Jinitori•I ADDITIONAL women need· '
Summer Rentali 420 FOUND fem. Jrl1h Setter. JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery Jeff's Cleaning Service ed at once to handle in-,
I )l•J Call 543-1610 & identity. Dri·Shampoo. free Srotch· Residential _ r-mme~'-' creued demand for Holiday
NEWPORT-2 blks tn ocean Pel'$0flal & Lost SSS guard (Sod Retardanti;). * 64~ * ·~ Magic Cosmetics. Small In· I
bachelor duplex, ~!p11 4. ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.;~ Degreasers "-all color ventory investment brings
Avail Sept :.!-Sept 9 Srpr 11 brighttnf!l":i: & 10 minule P•intlng & generous commissions. Ca.JI
S..Scpt 16, SlOO wk. \Vinter p I SMALL. black f>ac!U!lbund bleach for ,vhite carpets. P•perh•nging HolidaY Magic Distributor. I
l'Cntal avail. 644-'1.'(7:J. erson• I 530 \\'ilh curly hair, amr111ers lo 833-8648 "fo"i Fi"' c:t1.ll 616-3648. Save your money by savi~ No Wl\Stt/'I•~ . -.41 ----* * BEA CTI APTS. sips ti.
$1 35 to $175 \Ykly. Aug/Sep\.
ti75-5810 or 613-6880.
Rentals to Sh•r• 430
ALCOHOLICS Aoonymous.
Phone 542-7217 or "Tile
P.O. Box 122'.l, Costa Mesi!..
_ me ~xtra trips. \Vil! clean Administrative Secy
Lost Bleck Labrador, llvina-rm., dining ~n. & 't,hWALLPAP~R "!! Resort con11ulting &: develop.
1
, ,
nialc. IHg Sch. hall SIS. Any nrt. $7.50 en you ca!J htac in&: Utm seeks brigh!, high· ~Reward. 962·4828 * couch $10. Chair SS. 15 yrs: ~4~·------~tru Jy motivated administrative
\V'E'RE he~ to help. T~ BRO\VN & white fem . ap. i1 what counts, no! SATISFACTION secy. Must have good skills
TEAOIER.,ailor looking •for Center. 132 East 18th SI, Ba.!!enji doi. Bluebird Cyn method. I do \\•ork myseU GUARN. Ii: be willint to accept re· l
rmmate to shart" 2 Br, Apt. C.M. Hotline : 642-.0032. Rd .. Lag, Reward. "94-6057. Good ref. 531...0IOl. For all your painting nceW. 1ponal.bility, Call 64(J..1030 for
in NB, Furn. k all priv. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii ':ellings Free Est 557-7455. c•;:P,:,•'c.·=~-----2 BA, cpts, drps, & 'ltin.'I, 61;~114;,, NE\V dehL'<C 4-pll"x 11pt11. ]
aun balcony, St90. per mo./ 2 BR, 1'""bi"'k-,-lro_n_i_o<e __ ao~& BR. Crpls. drp~. bltns,
837-3927 or 837-5.178. bay, unrurn. SHIO. 673-8256 cl.!d1\\'hr, balcony. encl gar. LARG~ 2 BR. 2 BA in NE\V ()r 4!l3.49U aft 6 p.m. Nr. So. Coo.st Moppina
j ~ center. Ca.ll 545-2311 or 4-Pler. Call 495-5139 vr !.I nn, ('lose lo bet1ch. No 557-HJ.15.
496-U79. I pet~. sm.
$100. (7141 675--7812 or (213J * * * * * * PROFESSIONAL_ Painter. AMBITIOUS m~n & women _, , 771..0591, Da''"· * SPAJ\KLING WHITE H on est work, reu. to learn makeup inatruction ,
Female roomm•to to ,.-------------------.. New aco~tlcal ceilings Llcnns., Int/&t. fret est. Vlviane Woodard CosmE'lics, Any time 644-n8.1 Reas. share Nwpt. 8 e •ch Re&. ~2759. Ph: 146-5479.
front apartment with C_•_m_•_•_t,_c_on_c_ro_t_o __ •1HOUSE-paintlng, int. & exl.,liiii0ii0ii0..,ii0ii0ii0ii0;;;I
same. c.11 ...... WHk· Trader's Paradt"se FREE ideas, aov;ce and acobustlca i "'tiings, ANCIEHT Open !louse s.11. 1-!"1 pn1 c;'"'· \\liJJJ8mROn Rltr S48-S570 S __ •_•_C_l•_m_••_t;.;• ___ _ -I A:7"'0i::'i:'.'::-C"C.:::.::..:O::_;;; -Apt. Unlu1n. 365 Apt. Unlum. 365
Huntington 8Mch tiuntins;ton &e•ch
J BR apt, bltn". Near heath.
Call 714: 9911-1979 <Orange)
alt 6 p.m. all rlAy Sat/Sun.
end• & Mon. S36"-00l2. estimate1. AU I charge for reasonable, fm: est.
MALE. 1!--22, to share nice 2 U a beaut:tf\11 job at a reis. ,7,14..,1536-585-;::;::--'-· ,,.,----,--d
BR apt, Nr. OCI. $100/mo. Jines ' price. 645-5073. X-Painlcr, nOw 1 C•h o o I
MARINER
Family Affair
Town House. 1, 2. 3 Bed1ot1t1t
lp1rlmenl li11n1.
Designed for Mom, Dad and Kids
10 Floor Plans
To Choose from
1155 To 1235
DishwO$her$, drop-rn stoves, powtr vent hooch,
dropts &. torptts thruool.
Tennis Covrt, Pools. Bor·B·Q's, Shuffle Boord.
Bosket Boll, Childrens Ploy Areo. Three 5tory
1tcreotion Bldg. with Billio rd Room, T.V.
Room, Cord & Porty Rooms. Gym, Sounos. &
Sun Roof.
l ic•nsed Doy Cort Cenl tr with ouldoot ploy
yo rd.
l•t rythl"t -'••it"'' f•r !ltt 1rowin1 fomilr
6401 WARNER HUNT. BEACH
842-0629 "--------· -
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Apts.,
Fur n. or Unfurn. 370
Cost• Mesa
LA !\1ANCllA
Brand Nr11· Dt•luxr Un11~
~nt now fot' your l'tlll·
atructlo11 allO\\'Bnrl" (l[ 1
mo's lt'tt rent. 1 BR, 1 BR
& d~n. 2 BR'!t k 3 8R'11.
F'rom $155. 011hwllhr, t"n('J
1ar, flwim'f pool. BBQ's 557.7550,
mleati.BllU20
SpnrkUna New Adult Apt11. e 2 BR, I B.\. Jo'urn S~ e 2 BR, 2 BA. Unf. S210
Private pat'°-'. lu$h foresl
scttln£:. Carports, gn.• pa id.
11.1 E. 201h st .. c.r-.1. r~1s--01 31
t~furn. pool, ul\I pd.
S165/mo, 2 Br unfurn. pool.
I Sl!Xl/1n@. "3.+.85..l.'h 2:185 Can·
yon Dr., C.to.f,
Hunting----a-.-.-.h---
2·1I Avocado St., c M. CEMENT \Vork • Palios teacher. cul!tom house pain-<'hri.~1iam pl't'r'd. D t1 11, ti" mes pool decks etc. Llc'd &_ Ung.' Accous ccil. Airless 646-4!".177. bonded. Call aft-5. ~3.'\-0091. ~quip. Work guarn. 646-4519.
N~F:n-11~J,o11~iblf' ff'ml 10 PATIOS·SJDEWALKS SEPT. A.le, big disc.,
llharc 2 br hou~. on d 11 CEMENT CONTRACTOR 5t7-5846, wallpaper & bane·
1':<1ini:tf"r, \\'/~an1r, :ri. SRO 0 ars Call Mu * * * 644--0687 Ina. 10,000. Samples The
Netds
DAY
HELP '~~.:_:'l.i_7,_:mo:i_.______ _P_A_T_l_oS.PLANT ERS-_H_an_gma __ n~. ---~~
SllAR1': Condo \\' f g a I All CoflC'.rtte work, Brick PROF. Painting, also 'roots, ,
11udcn1. Pool, Nr. occ. $81 llAVE antique-organ, pct· 5ACR-329Paln\sl30'11wy slumj'lffklnt" wk 894.JS:!J ' aceous. cell .• lnler/cxt"-t'· '
utll hir·I. :;4!>-&177 0 r ft<'t \.'Ond. for rolltop desk, J'lal, clear: \Valer 4 t'lrc. • • · Llc/Ins, Frtt est. 645-5191. MaJe applicants U.:21 1 ~
5<18--09!2. bldg malerla.I, palntina or JQM.iua Tree Prk in becrnd • ctl!}"l'OM CEMENT \\'ORK 645-5191. Apply in per90n I ~ --=~~~~-t'tl""'ntry.113 Grand Canal, tor 2nd TD to ·~ 000 Drivt!I, WXLk!:-patlml, l Pm·5 pm, 2601 W, Coast SHARE-with 3 bach~""· 4 ~,... ' · -· . """I declc&. Don e•" o~·t4 PAINTING • Honest, clellJl, Jfwv N.8. 646-0201 -BaJ I11. 673-7357. Ownr: MIJ..1357 675-3822. ,,...., • .,,_.... .,,, • ..,.ntttd work, LlctnM!d -J• · tl
Br. 2 story, 3 ha home, .... v. S"'· lk • p lo ·~-SlOO/mQ. 968_8659 or 4BRhouseatBlg8earfor HAVE Kite ~llboat. Want 1tgaWll I• at I Aln.urt<f.615-5740. A RC H ITECTURAL. 1_. ~1M5. a big bo11.t or ! 24 x 64' bulldlne mi..terlal11, paint· Uc d/Bonded 6f5.7050 PAJNTING-Inter/Extcr. A·l Draftl_man Sr. min 5 yra 6 •1 :-1
ROOM mate wanted to 11harl!! mobile home for a bouse ln.?t or carpenter work . .333 Chlld Care , work, reu. Uc'd. l39--U90 per. Type 5 b I d I a. I··
2 b or 1 -Grand canal, Ba I b o a or 531--316.\. Progreuive N.B. ftrm. ean I ·'4
lJIJl: 4~ S~~~~· . ._ ~I I ~~-H,.;o_lll_•·c..g:..'::'·=Sl.:60:__ ~a~. 67l-7357. Att~ntlon School. PA.IN'I1NG A PAPERING 979--3040.
ROOMMATE ""'nled _ •-. 2 PAWMINO gcldinr, wtth ~y Westc~t2et;!_m. ctr, on Oo.v ~-~Te11!~!•_,...,_ of 19 )'rt~ ffa:rbor, &RI. Lie &APT ~=.-Mgn,,.--.-. -.,.-.-.-, -w-ill-ing-. .... ..,, tA<!k, foi: tnouportatlon cat. ... .me cor .., vw vat N.-..... 1-.&l..;: \;IQlllO;U .. ,.,,,. .. ~ bondtd Ref .. .-·~" ot'>u J br apt, pMI " rec rm. $90 s::sa. value. Some show, ex-l..aDc .ho , A SD f\ . three-Mek1 permanent per • • i un1. tnr......u. A so BS$l&tant. Rel.. 52
mo. 64~!'r.i1 . cellrnt tNl.11. 13 yrs old. now 1~ forPSr;, tno. w~i "'1110on' carlng tor l'O\lf child PAINTING-Do-lt·For-Le ... units, n.paln, &ellina, etc;-,
52541776 sm dpbc 111 CM fWG.00.47. whilf' you work. Sube:tlt\lte ·fa1w1¥J krweat bld) Local ~· I 2 Collrp,c J{lrls, Jwt m1 & hll
In M(ChMfe-.for rooking dlr>+
-l.cr. 847-2171 morn.
~-~= Garages for Rent 435
l..AKE Jl'~rest, 4 hr Mme-.-Lfketotntde!O!.rrTrnrt"r< .. ttti:hm we.lcome •• Hot lJ yn, txp..S7~. ASSEMBLERS '
Nr club It llOOI. r;q, $13,000. Parndl&c ('(liumn ls for yaU! mtll!, snack•, n&j)f,ftr'ieia ' ~ nME fOR I•t & 2n1t ibilt itJ elecll"Olllct t yard, Prefer little ~u ~. No ElrPt'r.-itquirtd. 1
S\lbmil unil•. TD'o, mobllr 5 lino oompnnton l>ir ""'own Jlfto -"'UICK C •SH Apply Jn ....,.n. 9 tliru 3. ,0 , l'lm or what h11.ve you, Ritt ~ daya hool N ,,,-" ''~ • 0"""''· <).300.J. !or 5 bucks. ,. ""· "1' Vl~t• Vi•w DAILY PILOT Poller & Bntmllcld Dtv. ' I &bool between Edinger Ii: • AMlt' Incorporated ... 1
*. W•m.r, ol! M"llr•>li" >'oun· WANT AD 261!1 Attopucrto i;I 1 [)Jo:LllXJ.; Apl·priv. pal lo, NF.F:OF.D: Gnrnrt f or
muiilr. fi pc»ht, ••un•. ten-,. Io rat,., Yearly I ni~. Sl3'1. Sfl.'clO'Us rOfll sidl" rc'1.aonablf! NrW1'Ql't...C0sla *
Run1Z11.low Sl!'l(). M6--02.'>9. j Mt-s.11 AJ"ta. frH2J6i * * * * fain Vatiey .,. .. 125 w•ek. '4Z 56 78 5r\rl .run C.pill!rano ~'"'~'-. • . !b"'"lll.91iP •mJ>L~I;
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Jlelp W-, M & F 711 Help Wantod, M A F 710 Hel• W-. "a F 71• Ho1p Want-,, M • F 710 Ho1 ,_ ~ ~ • -• , WMIM, M & F 710 Help Wantod, MA F 710 ~•IP Wanted.MI F 711 Apphanen .112 Furniture Ill
A5SD1m.y tr.lnw. ~o ex-CJ.SHIER fthled. ,.. timt,
ptrlo"'° • ry bul m"" Apply SAA 9-:W E.
...... ..., .,. -.. "'-11th C.>I.
dol«itJ. Telt rlma. A,piey O:UU:>:::;:;.:=..,..=--. -,..-.,-,..-,-~-m-an-,
ill ptnll> bttwetn 9 am and "... over «I, for 2 chldn,7 A 11. 3 ):1111, ..w.E A. d v a n c e d lJte b&k_. •• F 1 P&Cbainr ti)(' 2UiS S .... o nr r '
Grand A~. s.A. An equ.ai ~pm. Own ~· Nr
opportunity 1emj)loyer, ~~J~ 6 Adam,-. 11.8.
A SS EM~ I.£ R.S.Pre<lle ClllU> '""' wanlod for
eoldutna Mech. UHm. klnde-tte "'.t 1. .... Col&' ,Jnst 2034 Plactnlla ~" .. ,ncr ~ ... ..,n louu.
Ot. "2-8080. • Fri. Calhornia 1 c ti o o l
dlatrlct. !j<H1lf1 "l' s.
AT TRAC T IVE , lllm >Cllli;;;U>';i'-.'-'.,..:....::Caf:;.l=tri:.=achoo~-L
1 Ir It/women , to Kindtrtartener 6 4th lf&d-
dtmonstrate new fl1od DJ'Oo tr. Bayview Dl.tt by till. duct ht marlrets. Owa trans. 545-6489 aft 6 pm.
Part time $50. per """'k. -f13.Qi6.l. CLEANING woman, bon-
AUTO BOOKKEEPER <!able. Nite work. Ole bJdi: .. Npt Cn1r. Pd vac &-insur. 40
Im.mediate openinc. Should hn wk. ~·rite, Oauified Ad
know pa.yroll, ltt\'ice jour-No, 484, Daily Pilot, P.O.
nall, type 50 wpm, tome re-Box 1560, Costa itcs11., Ca.Iii.
lh
lid PBXd , Will train for flll"-92Qi.
er a vanctment
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC
%680 llarbor Blvtt.
Cost.a 1tfeu.
Automobile •
SWITCHBOARD
RECEPT.
NHded for our b u s y
d •a 1 e nhip. Automobile
back.iround pret'd. Hrs.
1:~:30 --Ph : ~ext JS ati 10 am.
BABYSlTl'ER neede-d before
6 after JCbool. Boys lS I: 8,
Harbor V1e.w ijome1. Own
trana. 640-0C.16 aft 6 PP1 ·
BABYSITTER. 2 children
-at• .f I: 7, 4 wkda.ys.. Own
transp! 133-8861.
Jntuvle\vlng for work in Los
Angeles unlil move to
Ne\vport in Sl!ptember.
FREE Dall y bus
transportation provided urr
Iii move.
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
Appty Tues
9 am-U pm
bullding, 700
Center Drive.
thN F r i.
at our new
Newport
BABY$ITTER-U..·ln, ... , !!!!!!J:'!"!!~!"'!:~~~"
IJ or ""'· OWn tran.p. CLERK TYPIST
Oilldre11 l0 t. 13. MO-tl166 A young dynan1ic corp. has
BABYSITI'ER needed 7: ll a11 opening for a clerk typ-
am-4:30 pm Wed thru Sun. isl. Unlimited op'por. for a
2 children, 5 Ii: s. &47--0800. gal who cnJol'li activity.
l nfodelics. 1!131 So. i\fan.
chcsrer, Anahein1. !l~.~~-BABYSI'M'ER needed, 2
clilldren, 1 6: l yrs. Llve·ln
or out. 962.-91U.
Babysitter, live-in'
or own trans. Reis.
644-5i!i8
BAKERY
CLEANUP
PERSONNEL
Apply in per30n only
to Mr. Anderson
1672 Reynolds; S.A.
Equal Oppor. Employer
Banking
TELLER
Commercial Bank Exper.
Mbt 6 mo'1 required
Newport Bt•ch Area
Call Mn. Ferauon
640-'lpl
Equal Opp. Employer
COCKTAl L WAITRESS
Apply Jn Person
LOVES BBQ
3046 Bristol, C~1
COFFEE SHOP
But Girls &
Food Prep Ledies
F /time-only 9-5: 30, 5 days,
Mon· Sat.
Richard's f,fkt CoUtt Shop
3433 Via Lido, NB.
CONCES.S10N/BOX OFFTCF.
GIRL needed imm. Port
Theater, Cdl'tf. bh1sl be
18. See manager a.ft 7pm.
(e.xcepl ?t1on.)
CONSTRUCTl o;;,-
~NAGER in -~ Clemente. \Ve nt'ed a
"Tlaer" with responsible
experience on larri;e tracts,
who wants to lfOW with us. r.o. Box 120'1, San Clemente
714-492-!;30,
COOK, EXPER.
Full time, eood hn:. GOOD
PLACE TO WORK. Must be
over 21, Apply in person,
Surf le Sirloin. 5930 \V.
~Coa~~·t~ff:.:">'::.:c·~N:.:·=B~·~,_"""'" BARMAIDS. Attention Girls COOK, e.xper. Park Lido
21-XI. Earn PX> wk. No exp. Conv. Hoap, 466 F1ag1hip ~ .'!_~~ shifts avail. Rd, N.B. 642-40«.
AU1' 11llvai11.11:ment program.
M'!-003: ~
BARMAID. 21-35, no exper.
neoeu. 1562 Newport Blvd.,
C1ll. Call G<0-!1!13.'i.
BEAUTICIANS
~full or pt tim~foUowing
not nee.ad shop. Miss Prtm,
962-"66 H.B.
COUNTER girl for dry
cleaning pint. Over 25. 2200
Harbor, Unit A2. C.M.
eerore noon
CREDIT Manaier. v.·oman
with credit jtowelry t'XJI, call
Ai!lbly Jewelers 846-3114
Customtt Snvie•
ESCROW Mer. s. °'"" LAllllSCAPEI\, IUIJy ...... HURSEB, pYI -· all .,_ -SIWIPOO Cllt -'"" KE!<MOllE AU1D. "'"""' !OFA .. -I ••••
...... Min 5 ,.,.. "'!'. Xlnt oaly. F/tlm< only ....... ' all lllUts. i.e-uue Nuno'• Toy Ir Gilt P1rtiH """' ....... Uc'd, Lo<· $30.00. ... .,... Aulo. Wubn "''"'' ""'1. 8otll mo. s.w-"Pl>ll'· Gd aal w/pn>!lt t. l pm oalf • .!36-~ Rqbuy, 351 Hoopllll Rd. Balboa hi< '7;.«)11) S.JO.IXI. Both tx<tll.,• _. tnr mac:h 1:15. Pwl. "'1·
w.rtrw. l71-16t0 Lfc'd Voe. Nu"• H.& ' ~.:W~iz.tmdt~'°': mot~. 1 fUlJ ·tlme, ditJOn. Guard.• drll\'ft'>' -.;.9'1-;.:..19Ul.;.:c_· ~-----I
Executive Sff.rtt•ry * $49-3061 * 6C..-s ar ~ NO DWVERIES. ~O coi.: 1 part tlmt. Fielta Foot ~ Gar ... 511• 112
S&lel Glib. Expft'knced UVE-1n m&nl.&:fr Jor 6 unit lntervkwl ~ l\l/F LECl'IONS. FR£t: JfOST· \\'Mr, Fuhk>n l,ih1nd, N.8 . Ji'OI{ SALE: 12 ~J Cubic t't.
only. lmmed. oprnlna l SSrl ·•pt, older cou.ple pre.ftmcf, NURSES •I dn-f/tlroe ~ GIFTS. Nffd w-. So. CaUCornla boat yM"d Rtftl& • Jo"rttzer comb. GARAGE SALE
oHiceo. Shorthand rt<tUlttd. f9'l.«172. permanrnt 1~ dtlfl. F.Xp 97M.1'T. CUts •N Co.d&:l'lt•. needs hnrnedialt:l.Y joumtiy-Mont. \rards brand, Uke Paci Tublc 4:x8 l " slat« top =· ~-,.!_~ 9~ LVN ~xptl'. 7-3:30 9h!JI. RX. pret. H11ntlrfcton Bt-a~Con-SALES SECRETARY t'f\&l\ marlnt llbtt1la&11er new. Sl00.00. 638-2388. Call with SIOO l~l l.iJlhu-e ..00 med• 1 team leader. Park ~nl. l88ll F1orida St., up'd ln band la.YUP 8,1. aittr 8 p.m.. Ill acct:aaotitt in txetllt'nt
appt. 5.57-4123. LidoConv Ctr G.,,,_hi HB.147-3515. \\l'omaa Z to 3S. Married coat A boat re-"''• •Good.1.,-,-.YT=A,..:G;.....'-_-•• ---•• --•• -condllion .............. $575
EXE C SECRETARY • • "'-0 P prtf'd to \lo'tlric in beautiful ..-.. • ... r-.. ,...... ·~1 Pair or -.. ~1 .. 1. back Rd, NB. 6040-t-4. NURSES aldeMa,)t shift. oWce-fumi!ure thowroom Aluy I: bet1ef1l.1. \\'aah•rt $3S. lo $100. can ••v~·· ·~·
To handle he.vy work load LVN & J>Ul'ltl aklel. All Exp I: malurt. ~fe .. Verde ~fuit hive &OOd office lldllil. Call collect Mr. ~U "'al.lter, deliver w(l )'!'. ruarn. :;,a~tOO•; ·~;~· ~~~': etch
in 1 man o1lict. Opportu~ ihUL!. C•rf l el~ Cbn.. corivate.-oent H01pltal, 661 Call Shuon Qualls ai TI4 '22t-B2lt. 839-1171. Jty to learn promotion • valescent Hospital. M7"96n. Cenlf:r St., CM. ~. &15-7515 for appt. K1 ttenbur9 Mair Int 1 ,~,-A~YT=A~G-w-.,-.. -,-.~.,,.~,-r, recoverlna: ............. S7li
P.R. Send ~sume to Qu. c..o.t r"LADY .._, ...... SRn Dielti(>, Ca. Shag Clrpet 10 foot round llflcti Ad alf'i, c/o the MACHINISTS OFFIC~ i EMPORARY ..--. iUUSt ...., owr Equal opportunity employer $50. ea. Frilkliare port. \\1th Pad <told klnttl SlOO
Dally Pilot, P.O. Box UfiO, VERT. a HORiz. MILLS l:), f.5 daya "A'eek lncld. Sat. TEO LOG Olshwather, copptr. $;i0. All Dinrlte 114!1. ~xpa.ndable
C.l\I. 3D PROF1LE MDJ..S Must Jlke to v.'Otk w/food. lNO tST -Clllif xlnt cond. ~~. lable plus 6 chairs ••••• $33
EXP Cathl,er-hom!1&,
busboys, cocktail waitress.
Perm tuJI lime. See Miss
~lcLeod, betn 4 le: S pm. Ben
Brown'• 31106 Cout Hlway,
So. La&una.
EXP BarteDder/shQrt order
oook, to operate llmited
facUity in ski lodae.
Snowmass Resort. S " 11 d
resun1e w/rcl•: Box 500S,
Mpen, Colorado, 81GlJ.
FIRST Class f.ilocltinist·top
man mill:>i I: profilt'n -
Make own ioet u p .
T hot o ughly undcrKtand
prints· lrlost data . .!['op pay.
17642 Armatrona: Ave., San-
ta Ana MmTiaon Engi~r·
inc Co.
Competitive Pay ScAJe SWnmn'1 Almos\ Cone · Apply in pttson aft 3 pm lleotMtd. Exp In all pha.Y• Nol')le-Eltttrlc \VrouPt iron 5 lipt wall Penn~nt ~tions ••• but v.>e ttl.ll b•ve 9'1enty Jloney Baked Hams, 3700 E: of Clinical lab. ~tr. Snyd,.r , Sto\'f', $10 llCOT\Ce ••••.....••••••• SJ5
Xhrt Opportunities al tunporary otfice Jobi with Cou:t Hwy., CdM. 6t0--0140. 67>-0606 t\'f'S. Silvft'Watt, d1shf'tl, me a I
Paid V1cation top Pl¥. lnterutlni: vuiety, ~ people wanted for TELEPHONE · Salc"i: ~II OVER 3:X> ,vastwrs. dr;"t"n, 1dlctt, 30 r up l'Otre,. pot,
Frinae Benefits all loc&.I. 2 yrs o.lflc. exptt dirtt:t sales wort. 1''lexible Southern Oraru:f" County s retrlieraton from $l9.9.>. airlt clothini alfPS G-12 and
APPLY l ..S preferred, OVl'f 18. h 0 u r I ' '0 0 d p a y . Favorite Ntw!ip.'lpe'r ff"O 54:>--0780. mueh morl' ..•.••.....•
1043 S. Cleveland. ~anside Teleprompter Cab1e TV, your home. ~take 11.s muC'hl'c;;,;;:..:.c.:.c.._,,-----244~1 CortR Crrsla Dr•vf', El
MACJDNIST _ Enline lathe Brown's Ttmpor•ry 2624 \\I. Coast I-f ., N.B. as )'OU need. Ge~rou1 con1. 1me~1 1 & Toro In l-'11'<' Fll1"l'!tf }''rl<l1y
producUbn. Must be able to 1023& L&kll!\\wd Blvd, Do\vney 64~ wy mlu ion on each AA.If". CAll Equ1pm1nt IOI 1hro\llh Monday 1.11-113!1.
nuUnta/11 1et-up. O\\·n lools. 869-2412 or 521·52D2 · .::""ii'i._.i;1ii:l!lii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiii•/ blOVlNG aarai;:t" 11alt'. CftOen l."'xp. required. 2nd lhlft. SALESPERSON ln Knit • CRO\\'N C rnphic 23 r amrri'\ nig .l pad. aboot l:?xtS, $J;
Apply at Shil..v Labs, Irvi""" PART tlme, certltit!d itnic· Ftil>ric Store Mon evrs, all TELLE R · Sf.O.:_ Knllj'!:Ar :.00 inn\ lrn~ manifold l· · four--bafTf'l
C ~v ,...., tural ateel v.·eldera 4 until 8 day Thun;, Fri I:. Sat. Ap-I' •r !l-:alunar 661 $12j: hi 111111
omple'<, 17600-c i 1 t et t e PM. Star D Iron \\1orks, PI i cat i o" s taken at Do ~1·1 . unr &: I J\C)•lltOllc A·9 ,,·110 inn' I t•arburetor for :!.\:~ Chi' VY
Ave., Santa Ana, 979-()3(Jj. Fountain Valley, 531-2246. SE;.W-KNITS, 2199 .FairviC\\· h,,1 a\tnPC'~· ... a,',.'!",,'.'0~0"1,,agn •t Angt>nicus lrns $11-,; '1 ('nt::lne, S20.: \Valt-r PiJX', MAJD 'Ork In h " Rd c ... • " ... .. I :.!."\<:; l llllXl'.!11 hair pit-Cl'~. " exc ange r PORTER WANTED ·· osta Mes.'\, ils Cos1a Me$a branch for urn eni·ah·~ eamM"a & or $\0. t-ach : Z l'lt'ctrir irons,
apartment. 2376 Nc\vport Must bl! l'X))(!t. F/tlme SALES Girl, young, ag. an rxpcr, teU~r. Xln't pny, strobe hOU!"il ngs, -193-1977· $5. each; birrl cagl', $2.:
vd., C.M. $48-9T"5. -·-~~~Lm@11QJ:tt. __ itush·e. J/time. Gift\\'Al'Cl pleasant \\'orkiua: couds. KOBENA 421 Su r 8 n10\'K' ~· hrunl'ttr * MAINTENANCE Man, B•lbo• B•y Club g!ft\1•rap. Nw11t Center , C•ll M r. D•venport c11.mera. Ins tant rlU'lrldg~ hair pl•c.,, $5.;' all!Ot't,.17~
painter, 52 units. Exchange 1221 \V. Const Hwy, NB 644-4737. 962-2407 IOAd l11£. Po\~:rr ttltophoto items frtt, Sal I: Sun, 6131 ~·
for apt,~. PRESS OPERATORS SEAMSTRESSES NEEDEO Equal Oppor. Einp!Oyl'r \\'ide angle ll'us. Almost Jaaml~ Aw., Corona dfl
MALE help wanted , Women to work tor Plastic klr watts lo entice the l'lf'\V. $75 or make oiler ~far, 644-1201.
graveyard shift. Midnlght-8, molding plants. 546-3310. )'OUfll set to Front St. Ca.II THIS i~ the home you've 5'12-l134 "~s k \\'ttkendi>:... CARA.OE SALB Fri 1: Sat 10
.Apply in person. Jack In lhe PUMP Islands a I e 1 man, 497-2244 10-6. been looking for "To Live SOLAR. dark roo~ enlara:tT. to !i. IIOO Pilct.irn Or., C.hf.
Box. 1205 Baker, Costa CdM area. 5 Daya, so hrs. In"_ Permanently. \\'orking Very good corxhtw:>n. 33mm Buffet, 111.ndcn1 b t k e ,
J\feia. Nile shill. Top waget. _s ex@C. mother 11•/2 dau.ghten; It 21~ Of'j&live n'll.lunts. $85. Peu.gtol bike 10 spd, rotary
FRY Cook, exper. Full or 1'fAN or woman do lite V.'Ork Phone 673-881! lor appt. • t 7 & 9 v.·ho need go\'el'nes11 Call 4M4011 . mowf'r, l'>mm u~l' .,, .. ter
p/Ume. No sun 0 r on assembly line & Mme R.E. SALES eCrt!_ arv type lo shal'I! thetr home PF'.NTAX. Spotmatic F 1.4 carnetn, m18c. divini 1ear.
FOOD SERVICE
~ 21, Aulltant Manaa:en
for food concession, Perm.
p/tlme $2.50 h1'. Call before
noon, 838-U03
Hol.idays, Kramer's Colonial phone answerin&. 873 A bO IT NOWI, with. Lile housekef'ping. 13.5 mm, 35 mm SUPF:R. pOtJ It. P'lntt, pictures ''
Kitchen, 19th A Harbor, CM West 15th St, Newport Call 67l-4176 or 833-182:1. TAJ{Ui\-1AR 1'1int cond. $325. frame.1. \\'lfl'..1, linens, Kiri'~
Beach (cor. Placentia '&. We're on the move and need Immediate VIETNAM VETERAN 551·2874. c1othtn1 sizl' 10.-12, many
Full Chor•• Bkkpr. S · 1 h I • II-• t p t ~~~----= "· ~· • · • I;;;;";;"";;";;°';;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; e p. "v wan • ro cs· Opening Start a rrianage~nt cart<'r f urniture 110 Of,..,r ....... It's, wome.n r. For corporation located in aional Career • not just a , ---------·~ men's <'lothln1.. to)'I It Oranrrc. Salary open. For d 1 in local branch or a na·r · . . ~1anttlaC1urlng job· an are\vl Ung to make t ~natly koo'"" -. On 0 .... 4 drav.·er cbe.1t $10. 4 1amra. 546-1421. 1nterv1c\v cnll 213:595-165.i a Sticcess Commlttment r In new Irwine Industrial area '" " '"" "' .. _ k ----· -ror V:Rft. people. . .~b tr.Jin"lng. IO:Rn1 \\'hil<! you ~a1.1$mtC chrs, "'"idt: ioeat Ii: GARACB Sa1e, 518 ~~ Gen'I Account•nt Must Be Exper. \1·ant to ta!~ to YOU! Look --~<!am. ApJirOVr•ir GI Joli e-xct'ptiont.lly nice 1bl $1~. · Begonl11., Corona del Mar.
Broad ~CClr)[ bekl[M'ld & Have Own Tools at the benefits -expandlni:: I · T s1·~ c tt Textured orr \\'ht clult chr Sat 9 lo j , Sun 9 to L Dbl X!n't potcnllaf. Local ALL. Departments, PLUS Call Immediately a·a ning, o JVU· a . -· r-11 •1,-.. o-hmldt N H Sal ! NO FEES Helen Ha)'f'll, 5 4 0 - 6 0 5:,, p1llo\\·-back $50. S 1 1 d In It mattr.11.'l I. 11pring1. :..:Int
.....,. " " .x: VERTICAL i!w omes es, our ne\v t 1 < $10 ,. nd .,._ 1 t \\'ESTCl.J~' p p S Coa1tal Ageney, 219 O g MS 1 r · sc~e-n . ~ co .,...,., rp l' acrttn & "" TURRET LATHE OPR tracts! Some positiona; Sal· • • • Harbor Blvd .. CM. de<'O rator tree $1.:50, Danish tools, bt-d1prtad1, m isc.
Penionnel Agency <Day ~ifl) a.ry + Commissions, others P•clfic 'teak occall.lotlal chrs $i>O. Reasonable ofter s con-
2043 \Vei:tr\Uf Dr., NB Guaranteed~wa hJgh ~r-Per1onn1I Servicis WAITER and waitress, "~P .. \I/ht .nauaahyde seltee \V/2 aldertd.
645-2771 NUMERICAL cent bonu!, paid vacations. U2 No, To\\'tr Apply f'ellar Rl'1taurant, bolstt-rs Slii. Gold bath ==-=~-...,,-~-., ••. al d Uf I 220 Forest .Ave., Lag Bch n..EA P.1arket Sale of CONTROL OPERATOR ,. =1c an e n.surance. Union Bank Squire benth $3.• Cold & \vht GENERAL Office R@Cel>
Honist, sharp gal, 30-45 yrs.,
exp. \V/telephonc, typing
50-55 \vpm, lG-key clcltr,
acct! pbl le rcbr Ofadley
systen1) 8·5, 5 da/wk, Ap·
ply 10 am. 12 noon, M.T.I.,
2nd fir, 1999 S, Cout Hwy,
l.aglkh.
GENERAL office hdp. Lite
bookkeeping. Some S/H, Ii:
typlng. 5562 l"..esearch Dr.,
HB, 894-7Sll -
GOOD Service Sfatlon Help,
Arco, 3636 E. Coul H.,..,
Cdhf.
HELP wanted male. Apply
Jn pel'8Cln, Kentucky Fried
Chicken, 2929 East Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar.
HOME SEWERS
Exp. 962.3555 betwn 10 "' 5
HOUSEKEEPER for exec,-.
14 ye;ir old .,n in BQlhotts
home. Cllan.cter ref .
776-935'1 ext 232. Mn. Crttn
>37·9638.
(DJ.Y Shift) Do it NOW! It's Your move! Oranae, Cali!. WAITRESSES wanltd, day~. }'ttnch bed~ide tbl P . 2013 turniture. appl!aTK!f"s l
Call JOHN SEY,_fOUR -r 47•6446 no Sundays. Arpy's couee Kings Rd., NB. m llc. Po.rust be 110ld by $un-
TURRET LATHE OPR
($\\•ing ShiIO
DRILL PRESS OPR
( S\ving Shift)
C Day. 40 Hr Work \Vk,
Call Or Apply
CLA-VAL CO.
ForeJIIOat in the vital expand-
ing industry of automatic
valve• A controls.
171b I: PLACENTIA
COSTA MESA
548-2201
Equal opp0rtunity employer
CALL 711·2231 ~ Shop, 5019 \V. F.d lngrr at 1 blda" belna: lorn .dawn.
• SEYMOUR Ask for Rachel ?¥Jay Euclid Fountain Vall•)'· NE\\ decorator day ~t. 873-5921 631 Lido Park Dr, ~~!!'~'!'l!!"""",.;"""''ii'i~~·~~;;;;;;T.;.:;:~iit. orRnge rattan, .,.,., olf \Vh1t• NB. .Apt 2. Re•fty & Invest ment SECRETARY _ \\'/vo.ried WANTED . babysitter. lltf' uphol, innenprift&" mattress, "ANTl==Q=u'°'E~-ri-.,-.-. -bo-,~,.-,-.
""P· to assist bkk-.clc. housekCl'J)Lng, New Po r I $60. Al80 Kalp-Son rattan •· • -Own tra ,..,. ,...._ Sl•r sewing m a c h I n e . mgr. Approx 4 hn. daily. ...,.,a, !!f· -..-.r.1"'" J6x4S thl, !onn]c». top, 4
Sm.all construction of c, WANTED: Houstktt""'r - chrs, $8(1. 5,jl-0059 Maplfl tum: BR. DR. ,,. MUlic&l lnlltr. tnvaUd com·
Cbst& Me~: Reply staling companion, live-ln (11r t'lder· UPRICIJT piano, gd. cone!. mode chr Mile
Llcen11 Tr•Jnlng ~·k. .,ex~rfu in ~~I, ~· ly woman. CdM. 67J..9570. SZ5Q. Parkhunt oil painting Mqdlan, c·.M. 5*-iaea. 960
l imited Time Only am1 y s a s, to y t W•r"ehoutt Stockmen $150. Din rm wooden tbl I: THURS lhnl Sun lO :olii:C
Famous license course now ~:0M:!!' ~?it ~ 1560• Over 21. Apply Cuplterta din. JJO, Walnut end tblt $8 PM. Antique •.tutftiture A
available thru Tarbell Com· ' . lTI4 Newport Blvd, Alk for pr. Whlte •Wine m~h Iott of mrac. Hama. 114' El
'P&nY· Applicants fully re-• 6 Sec'y PR $500-S600 manage."!'. w/eab 120· 962--t449• Prttldtrite (btwn T&lbtft a:
imbursed upon qualification. : 2e~kB~:fsl = WELDERS Helper le Clean-SOI,.D01lnl~ME, Rehlrlg1 .hCoto1r Slater, oft Mqnolla). F .V.
New or eiq>e.rtenced salet • A/P bl up)nan. Bradfield ManufaC· T'J. rng set. u c • co· Call 841-5656.
people. Openlnas available. All ~~ti~ns 1-·ee PaifOO turina. 1682 Superior Ave., ree & end tables, lampa,
Reil Esl•te S•lt•
FREE
Complete training program. Liz Reinder's Agency C.M. 548-2541, 646--6791 teacart, cheats. dreners,
MAIDS WANTID I-~uture manq:ement oppor-4500 Campus Dr WELL known naUonw1de Co. ~~i1"-2beds, bar st o o 1
tunitie11. Call Mr Sloan at "" -v..., Matlft, must be exper. &q·S581, 54&-211! Newport Beach NEEDS YOU u a ules f'f:ll·i,;:;;,::;;;c·_,.~,....-,,~~
TURNtnJRE, 11utwan,
to)ll, work bench. rtfrtl.
poker tbl, Relax~I-Clzor.
round bed, bottlel, addlnJ
maehlne, Copymate. 17'30
Santi ~tarla, F.V.139-M . F/timt'. See personnel mar TARBELL * SECURITY * NOW is the time for )'OU MOVING l\1ust . 18tll turn. B Ibo B Cl L to make use Of yout wa.1tb mach, m 11e. Sat A • • •Y U111 Gu1rd & P1trol college deSl'ff tn Bua:lneis. SJn, betwn 2"7 pm. 1221 \V. Cout Hwy, NB REAL TORS Service Frinae benefits include: Docton Circle Dr, Apt C. GARAGE Sa.It, fUrrrlture,
Mech•nit·Fortign C•r ADT . . SterJ.mi Security After 4 mo, company· car C.M. 645-51'93 beda, dre._n, re Ir Ir. ~-I · nJ REAL ESTATE 0 • h ===-,..,-~-~~-d1the1, Much more. lil'.112 ~ce meome opportu ty. .,.,Mee OO\V as openlnp at no charge D&SE'RT aold deluxe table t: lark
W/well e-s tab Ii• he d PROFESSIONAL for toi> qua.lilied employees Umited expense account 4 leather upholstered chairs, = A1-e , 1' V
business. Do aeneraJ repair v:ho desire steady employ-Croup inlW'U>l'e auitable tof~ patio 0 r -----"'------
worlc on Toyota, Datsun, or Saleamen l broken? The op-me-nt, lop wa&cs, life ins, pd Start at $725 .• $775. In 4 mo. lnakfut room, likf' new, GA.RA CE SaJe l: furniture.
Merctdt'a. Wrilt' Oass.i1ifd portunity ts here! You are vac. Unllorms furn. ?t._.st Increase to $800, in I )'1'. Call Dress..r. desk. c ons o 1 P.
Ad No. 455 c/o Daily Pilot, 1lt'eded Immediately far our clear for police commiulon Merit increaae11 thtrf'afltr. $15. 646-2l'19. •ltt'eo. mfa bed. Lots of
HOUSEKEEPER. LtYI! in. 3 PO BOX 15fl(I, Coeta Me'9&, rapidly expandlnc Re a l le-bond, Apply in peraon, 326 DIPLOMATIC SACJUTICE. S' couch Mi.Jc itcma. 2320 LaLinda.
HOUSEKEEPER, llw -In.
speak Ena:llxh. Able cook.
Home In N.B. A Pllm
Sprinas, perm. ~1100
BEAUTY operator, exp'd,
Xlnt oppty. Guam. +
comm. Laguna Art'a. Eve
111>540<.
small girls. MtMt speak ca1u. 92626. Estate dlvfalon. PoeJttve • So. Lemon St., Anaheim. PLACEMEN'I" matchlnc arm cb&lr, coUee Newport &aeh Sal. only.
We att 1t>ekin& persons English. ~1596. Mtdit•I R1c1ptioni1t portunity for advancement. Equal Oppor. Employer. AGENCY ~~: ~all like new. GARAGE SALE -Antiques.
who need a permanmt H 0 USEKEEPER wanted. For buly doctor' a ottioe. PO Phone. SECURITY GUARD 110 W, A St., San Dil'IO d!ahe1. books le misc. l61'
PART TIME
Beauty operator wanted,
W /tome dientele preL
(213) 59'2-l093
BOOKKEEPER. Ml charge,
modern olnoe, nr Alrport.
wnt.e Chwlfted Ad No. 490
Dally Ptlbt P. 6. llox 1560,
Coata -Ca. 92626.
2nd job to tuPlmnt prtsent Older W'Oman preftrred. Box 143, Huntineton Beach. Full and parf time positions 236-1842 DIN nn set, 6 chrl, buffet ltu:ntington .Ave.. H, B .
income. MUJt be stabl.:, 64l-0444 MTSC Operator far a "\\ffkly in Lai'Jna, Costa Mt>11a and WHO WANTS TO WORK! wht $195. Couch S l 5 0 · 53&-(1267.
over 211: e-njoy working HOUSEl<EEPER newspa-r 1n I-"-........ 5 Santa Ana. Join a nl!W ex-Wht marble tbl, All In Xlnl G-00-0-Th-1--K-1---,_-
/all ty~s of I wanted to ,... • ....... °"'"' pandiog m•a·, ·•iv•'•t DRIVE A CAB! ""'nd. o'" .. 19, nas T1S a .. 11m w r~ peop e. live In, pvt room, bath .l Day week, salary .~ ·~1 ...., '"' CHOOSE yo houri rk .. v _,..... 3'" mov.'eT', SlOO \Vsh/dry $98 PE·R WE.EK TV. Mutt drive. 494-7258. ntgotla.ble. n~: 833-3362. R.E. Trainee. Brier & NO POLICE RECORD 1or youivl;:'° be ~ ':m BEAUT new armo1re chelt. sz ea, Etc. 21161 CUper Ln,
547-0913 developer will train I: Call TI4: 521·2010 for appl. boss ~1en or W'Otnen can be subtle antlquf! lime. Never HB, ~89.;
DELICATESSEN 1irl, full N':U~~Vf~t=.!:' to Million $ Progr•m lpolllOl' 1or lie. Call betwttn a.nd interview. slightly handicap~. Vts, used. Paid $337. Sell lUS-c "-A~RA-G-E--Sa-.,-.-,-,b-le--top
... _ •D .. _.._, lot" s Opens tn Or•ne• c.. 10.:m.3 pm.137-11'19. SECURITY SERVICES co. --''-".Alt 21 ·-~ ••• ~ _536-E6.13·::,=.;c.·=....,.-,---..,. ~--h ·-·I o. J'· time, must'-"" over...,.,.. su .... c ne1'!' arah Salesment:s.Iealadletneed-,-,;~-;..,,~:.;...;:.;,.,;___ ~ ... ~ .. ""'"' "'•Y r = ....,,,.. s ....... t'r, ,,.,...,.. ,.
neat. See firry. Hl·Tlme Coventry will train you to ed DOW! $15.000 to $25.000 RN's, LVN'1, A1dn A SERVICE Station/Sales le plement your Income. Drive ZENmt blk &:: wht maple saw, Enallsh le American
Dell, 495 E. 17th St., C.M. turn your .free time tnto per )T. Prot., pum.anent Orderlies, 1xper. for all ~~~ Pe r 1• •Fun ",,e.~ a cab 6 bnrl!,or more a day. 1V, i-fS. Whtie Fr. Prov. antiques. 428 Prospect, N.8.
F,.,__ ,.,__ -'"utl. --p••---• •-~1'. '"""""""' .,,.,J>C'J'. on Y· • Apply In -n, Y·"-~-b canopy twin bed w/--in• LAWN _,_ ~--•••-m"t DELIVERY c:d DAILY money, iwne or p1woc • .eWng job. No 1immkka, .au L<A••-' ._... uoi:,.,.., p/time Gd I pot ,... Cl.WW..,. .,..,..,,,. -...-.:......:.,., ..... m I need two boys to fill vacan-T SUNDAY ONLY 835-2583, 897-3896. no tnveatment _.. •• Apply 2055 Thurln Aw., CM. . · eam 111" en-C.O., 186 E. 16lh St., Colla &: mattre11, J'S. &42-3.J,6. go <'1 Po'-·-t'•a ~· cl best new boy PILq , • 10 ====~----4 ~ .. • tial. Mesa Verde Shell Meu · .,_,, • ...wu. " on spa.per newJPl.Pll!f'bo)'s. Requirts INSPF.cl"OR/traintt. N 0 in )enCln C&l.l for dtrtc-! •642-3;,05.;;;;;_,.,..,..,..,.,.iiiiiiii Servitt 31n Harbor Bl • EXTRA flnn mat, box '73-4039. Sat I: Sun.
IOYS:
~· ~~~;:1.~ the t11e or a Station Wagon experience nectUary. Apply tiont. 821-1050 wkdyt and c .n.t. ' " WHOLESALE ~ Re t a i J aprinp A fra~. E1ec. GARAGE Sale. Bike•. toya
11<11• .,_ or Van. o:mta.ct Mr. H,......, tnpenonbetwerel1!1amand 83&-2893 evet/wlmds. RETAIL Marine hudware a to re hea.ter w/fan. Mu1c office 1 ... _... 1 SalM and bonua. Are JOU sood -·v SERVICE tta attendant.I. Pt -.•1 ex ....... peraon. Phone fum. 646-8436. an q., ut:US, et. · on. _ _._ to •11.,., U Seeley, 330 \Vest Bay St.. 3 pm. SAE Advan c ed MOTEL Maida watlted, rx-. •. -~.. ..--«l:J 16th, Place. Co.olra Men. ~7' qutlUlJ'· '° ~Coata=::,:M;:•= ... ==::,==== Packa.ring, Inc. 2165 s. per. prefd. Apply Newport SALES CLERKS ~~nn~•= !'-: for appt. 673-7274. NAUCAllYDE Couch, $.10.1·8~T~'O~V~E~115~ . .:.Surlboanfc....:.:....::..:c,.:.,=51
564347 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Grand Avenue, Santa Ana. Tra.'"1?1 Lodge, 6208 W. ~ntive bonus Don'a Gulf WOMAN for Rt n er at TV, $40. 9"12 braided ~. 1eu than $5. e•. Toy• 25c
BOYS very ex p • d . Challenging ~plequal •pp or tun it y ~:1ci411i~ • ., ~t Hv.-y, NB. Serv, 590 S. Co.Bl Hiway housekttpkin5[12dutle1, 5 d~ 1S35. 2 t>e110an bar ~hr11. 2 blk Ii: 5507 SeaRhore Dr. N.B.
position. Must kninv tn-e oyt:r. ""~· For Quality Bl.kery Laguna Beach ' per v.·ee , noon-f PM. am. ea. 64~-1573.
A,. J.O.l4 1-0 dellftl' papers sm'll.nce. Hnt< 8 e a ch . --Oi-iiii-Oi-iiii-Oi-iiii-;;i-iiii_Oi_iiii_;i_iiii_; I MOTEL maids, p-1. mat"-=~;:,:,;=.:;::::cc..,,~~~-1 rood n.Jary, 493-3665. NEAR New G E R f-' Houuheld Goods 114 ln the Dana Po!nt. Sa.n Oe-••• n;,nl • ._ '"'" Apply In ~raon only SERVICE Sta. Help I/time · · e ,.,,., ....,. u.u. -~~-'--'~~~-~~-l"'"NE PERSONNEL v.'Omcn. AppJy in person, days. Also. p 111 me WOl\fAN, Expior Cook . Bar stool!l, bdrm fum, sota. TEARING down Beach hae.
Mutt 1ell. Chambe:n stvf! .
Ca11 waJI h!alf:r. Ml.: turn.
67fr841S.
DAILY PILOT Dental Assistant. f"/T. "YI LQ)lna Shores J.Jotel, •19 N. ta Mr. Andtrton e\"t'a:/wknds. Arco .191h I: Sawyrr Home , 2619 Orani;i:e n1ort. All excel. co11d.
... 2...io Expandod dotitS. Exp nee. SERYICES•AGENCY Coa'1 """·Lag &h 1672 Reynolds, S.A. _>N~•~wpo~rt;, ,:::c:,'.:.M'.:_·_..,....~-lo;Av;;;'i,i"'Ac'N.•_1·-;;;;;--;;;;;64!H>;:;;,l:;;16;;963~·o;.2936'-';.-· ,,..,,,,..-..,---
BREAKFAST cook I: l night Be'cb area. 962-66TI Fre1t 6-.~ct Poslllon~ MOTEL Ma.ids \Vanted .Apply SERVICE t b F I I WOMAN ne:at, encrcet\c. 'MVlN headboards, carved
· D TAL F ~o ~1 I ocll In penon only Costa Men E-· .. ' Oppor Employer eia' '! ~r MOTEL MAIO work. lA· Spanlsh0ak.New.$20each. MAGNAVOX color TV cook wanted. Vo 1 ca n.o EN -ront Ul ce, ~,.. mm •te Openl"I• ...... Bru1h customers. ·X I n t .... na Bea h ~ rt '9f.1196 New' f4f...t643 Houle, l«D Br 1s 10 I 2 doctort, Santa Ana. Exp. Acctng/S.Cret•ri•I lnn, 3205 Harbor Blvd., I.,...,,_.,. ____ _,, earntnp. 962-04l6. •u c 10 . ;;;:=· =:-:".:.:...,-,.._....,.,,.. w/temote mntrol, sia
Pallaadel, C.M. 557-14&6. I: refs req'd. 64+-m9. Clerlcal/Chn. Ofc. C.M. RwEJ~trt~ J>f;:"~~ SERVICE Station mechanic BEDROOM act for $45., Hulcb, '65-Cab~ p .
BUSBOY DENTAL -front office, stri. C8I E. 17\n (at JrvtDI) CM Motel bialft dt'lk clerk. Ex· needrtd tor memt poCUon ln with clus A Jlcente. I I~ tables $3. t!&, Couch $10., _._7>,'J_199_. ------
MUlt be clean a ne«t. Ovtr 2 doctors, Santa Ana. Eq>, 642.-1471 ciwW9 tor room. 231$ New-k1icaJ he<h food dept. c.or.. _..,.;Ca11::;;_0on;;.;,.......:•t:....::MS-,::...;9l83=-•o.a1sa ~ 3221 DakotA, C.M. ~ ml BTU GE Air ecm-
11. Apply In -SUrl lo 4,.,, roq'd. ~9 __...._ pon Blvd., C.M. 511-9'153. t t Mr Klncold ~ KlTCHEN BOOl'H .\ tablo -· lif), Now _. lo r---.. NEEDLEPOINT hinttT I•" ..... ·................. SHOE Salirmwl. full time. both *· fffA"'e trimmer,' wtite ehlnlef~r. S 1 a •
Sirloin, mo w. o...t """· oETAJLER, cu pollobtT, JOIS · lDnt ....,.. 1o, ad· Ant'--IOO ~·. 5" ..... -~·=.,.;.:..-----I NB. al'Pl1 In -°"'" -""'"' "" ...a!epolnt, point R. -l Exp pnf. ...I ,,,_. ·-w -~
BUS Boy, M111t be 17 <>< ...,.. Cal' Wull, lllll1 -Urgt-. Nttdecl ·"'!'~· l40-01'11~lilii·~----/ J, ' ,.,, -Apply SAA Shoes. ORIENTAL lWI I-.. LGE aolld tok wardTobe, J-lry ns 4llP!J' Ct1Jar """·· %11 Blvd .. Cqita Mea. e •-~"1 NIW ACC TS •t •n 6 133 E. lllh C.M. made 1., San.uk, •llx23\I; or1&1na111 '600, i..m Plum· Olatnood•F.etato Salo
Forett Aw, Lq lldl Dlredor Of_ Nurslnt ...... retorlts OUN A'/a £ EllAte Salt. Red,,... "°"' """'""°°· -· v-~-·-• R_,ilonlm Full A P/tlmo I ~-
CASlllEll Omv. hosp. In N"""l't • Keypunch Opro. Downey Savlnp " Loan n hou6# OU ICK CASH 1001 Jo llOO. 11).4111. ,. IO!a. lufted all ...... Call fe.lOIS
"""""' Corp. looldfw for Colla M... .,.._ s...r e lndU1trl1I bu optl1!op at !ta H-· Appllt-• I02 wlvtt xlnt "°""· ll!XI. • Dlamon.i.. 2 In -CMbler to wor-k from 10 am resume to P .O. Box lfltllO, I ton BeJCh btaDCb for lharp * SQ..6113 • rinp, 2 ._ diamonds.
to S pm. ApplJ at l'otDmat. Santa Ana, Ca. 92111. Nrvlne 5414450 individualt operd bl hmdl· Now Jntervlewtl\I f"or REF'RlGERATOR u t t d, TABLE, 42'' round. 2 leafs, ' CaU m...93f9
IOllJ S. O>ut Hwy,. ll<otb ORY CLEAlllNG -EVER A 1'F.E AT TEP.IPO lni new .....,,ts Full A THROUGH A worb 4 lookalike new $50. <hn. ISO GE wlhr, like .Ma~-ch~I -----1-16
l.quJ>a. atr1. Sttvfdnc, ... -. T TEMPOH I p/time. Ex<clltnl
0
pay A o·rshWlshefS ' 7130 Wttlmloal.,. A't.. "'"" 110. ~ nery , ~••HIER-HOSTESS ,,,mt al,.,..._ 1'111 tlm.. emperory t P ·~--oondltlom. REFRIG RATO '"'~ED J'• •·-~ .. ...a. ........ E R 15 cu ft, 2 VlR.TUE din set, teals S. $48, """'~ ~ ,. AW, ua.11 aw,
P/Ume EVes or 'wknd.I. Vu'a C&Mntn, om2 E. JOB wan"-".._._,. k Calf Mr. D•Ytnpert DAILY PILOT dr, auto deh'Os-1, 5 yn old. 2 ~n .. chn ·~ ••· labt." aaw, tor manutac-
Dcptt. ptff'd. Apply tn Cout Hwy., CdM'. ernp)o~;-~ c~:~11:. '6~2407 BusllayS 119J..6000. m..38216 _, tunnr ateel rule dlN. ""'°"' cotony Kitchen, 32"11 ELECl'RONJC companion. ordtna. Re.fl,. F.qual Oppor. £mpio~r USED tf.fri&, frott free. A M'ARilli top cottee a end ,,",,,~~~ltw._· -----
HanarBI., Ol. .ASSEMBLERS Newport uu pr 11 f . NEWC:OMER"WELCOMING: ' ttal bus:ain at S40. Call 1~p tbl&, eood cond. $50. •19" St3rs chi.In 11w, l
C!A8HIEll tor aifee.,,lhop. W/IOJ'ne .:>lderilll exp, 11S-6629. •lmmrdla!z Openlnp WANT AD M7·39'14 or 642'6456. 64U226 chain& i.1i0.
Apply In l)ll!SWtt, l-fotel 24 Jh. 1"KlTCHEN==,..-.,.ht-,t-,,...-. -,-..,.-2 To ~o.ptt~~~~ ,_... R..-t W11her1/Dryer1 '!'WIN htadbo&l'd1, carved lO:U W. WlltDn St., CM =·.:.so. Ooost """· Locaf ~°?i,. . pm, ·sus hr, Moo-l'rl No -· tamm., b,..,.lng ~I~"-::' PM 12. Wk. •>•II malnt. • Spanlsn O.k. New! iio Ml1ctll1,_,. Iii
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, , $25. 5'x3 Mlito . l'tl,f 14, the 2 l3.l0. A~• Ailcdooa J'rido¥, 1:!0 p.m. Xlnt cont!. S·drawm. llJ. caaoo, ..... $10 value-Im I -mpon,'"' ont,. Mobile Homos f3J lmmtcliato Dollvory J: ~ 10e13.e:"' 11q ~ _tttr..t lltat••n. Gld'• l<e Wincly'.s Auction 8.m 2212 Catbarine Plac<, CJ.I. l3Q: S4&-3m 11' Cabln•Cntllor, 90 HP, "CAMPER ==;..;.:;=;:,___..:;;; serial •~19212
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'1J ~.i~or·EI~ brooml , $9. Ball•! "polfttl" .,.w, pihk Beltlnd TotlY'• Bldr Mal'I ',0 Price $ISO, "5-IS30 MOVING to mobile . ho".:::., ....,., tilt traU.r, Depth COMBO" "''"° 2 BR. Qa tio k<t<h<n. BILL BARRY _.. ""''' .~ • . satin. l1le 11iii $&50. High * ORIENTAL R .... , Pl .... JO..ani 126 ""' Finder and radio. $1495 or 8 Foot cab over camper \\•ith patio den, Alcan Siding, al l I* BOT'S Stblgray bike, new top n1bber rain boots. JI~ 2 :11% of( Sept ~30 ~~ 1:::::=;:r ' Must find Jovin& home for a best ofttt, 567..c$40. neiv , •72 Chev. Lolli "'idr deluxe {t_&lu.rtll. 2 a wnlfl&S.
back tire, Coad condition $2. 646-2388. hnperiat ·~ Kerman 50 ORGANS 50 =:-mC::;, :~~kte':~v:t'. 21' 'Richardaolf, 240-hJ'I Inter· pickup. Disc brakes, 1118·1~ ~~~~~ br~~~~111e:~ri::: PONTlAC·GMC·FIAT
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bowl ~-"· p -Si 6 •·-·~ JID Ii · I N radio, cu.st cab. Power 1tecr· 1 ..... -_,, ct cag~s $10. Bird nge $2. Lai'ge "'""1 S. Main, S.A. 557-1212. W II' h M • C"t amesc, weeM, -... • sa cy-, awim 1 ep, u ilst st. at s.A. ~·nvyf ing. (m<tnf).
•; , 1~#. 1tJt cxeioclscr 25c: eage SJ. TV ~nd . ,$3., St.ACK ra~h .mink itole, 5 • IC I USIC I y 549.-0815 canvas. Xlnt Pr I / p 1 y . 200J E. lsl St., Sanla Ana $~ J 99 j:; 6464388. Stingray bike $8. Gll'l! bike skins, Sl25. Original oil· South Cout Plaza Sf0.2830 Dogs 154 ~. 546-7813. 558.1000 ~
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A U. Boyi•dreeeerl $1D each. 2 New rim1 ·Ii th'el off ·landscapes&: atlll life, from Hammond, Wurlitzer, ma:qy 2 Male settm, 1 5mo. with press Crul!er, pert. shape, b bbl ~II CHEVROLET
l Salerft M@le . 9 , diawer Dodae v.an E-78x14·.tlrea, 5 IXJ.O'' to 36x'8", various othen. Pre-aeason J1pec.ial1, papen~ otber l '" yr, ,no everything ln ~ip but camper-van, u e top, ' 2828 llarbor Blvd ..
' drelee'r $25. 702.1. boit•$M.' each, 5,16-.781f, ....t-.., ·a•• --•"-· • Pm· model clo~b1. Piano I: papers, Excel dot:• for radar $9500 OlJ..6975. auto, P/S, A.C., dual bat· Co1ta Mesa 546-1203 ... ~~ "'""4414 ...... ,-"' bre inc . . r terles. JXlrta-potty. J..1ust
·MUST Sell. Elect type9¢tefs Ofi8fl Mlt&1a. Money ~V· the edpup ~~ ,.:,:: CABIN Crullp'. Sacrtfiee, sell S2995. or best offt>r. OPEN ROAD '72 BLAZER
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. ' ' $250 .... EI e ' tr 0 ti l • w II; L. .. • . c·ty •ltton. ONJ.Y TO GOOD .... SJ.),000 -.. ·Ottering "VACATION 8081 Gardon Grove Blvd. autoinabc, air cond., 4 .. caJeul&~, Dt, Ovef ti:M · I IC,fl> MUS. IC I HO"'""' ue _ S3CJOO. Needs work. 6&-4929. Garden Grove 89M479 wheel drive, lOckinJ hubs,
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valance1. 18', 13' 12" ·~· "44)35, . · Terrier pup, 'Fv.'O adorable 28' Chris CruiJer, '63, lo hrs. heavy duty % . .fOOV8, tul'bo tor Homes; all equlpt with 2828 Harbor Blvd ..
Sheer. paneled. 2,6'·1,8', All Nlee. t.e:iter Spl.Mt Plano. females J200/otfer Sips tour. Fut. Clean. Beauty J'M·AM radio Selma Grande ienerator. root air, ;.nd Co11ta l\lesR S4(;..12'l3
hardware· 1ncl. eust: far Call evell, aft 6 pm ~. eve's. Y&cht club. Sae · S 4 t 9 5. with 1000x165 lireR, Dumper, many olher extras. All ,70 GMC JIMMY
Dutch Haven College aerie1 · * .,_ -* ~0--199T mirrors, bounce-aways· •nd Coache$ a;re 1972 model s, · ,. -8 TAN DAR D Schnauzers. ' • air cond. too. ready to 20 \Ve have the all 1\ttl Amt:;:o 4 W~Cill dr1v~. A~toinatlc, ;Jl!lJ~al o~~~inr· Aikin&' PIANO Wanted. pr i. pt y Cham.pion •I~, 4 wks old.: 30' Commercl&l flshlnl boat. tod11.y Seri I 51 1510 17"1" 00 alro. Pica" call ~•.9"•, 1(~~21"'"1··1. hub!!'. Nice one. -~· O't'"""'a wantato"buyJitanoforcash.· lst pup lhots. M-F, None SlPIC .. Autopilot, baitt.ank. · · 8 · .. J. ova ;J{lU ~
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GOLD ·velvet drapet, with DA?ISffUNOS 11J,. min Own11r ~ m..2675 heavy • duly, 12 111 1 d (', 531-6800 PR!t': ;tlh1U:U1(~\:.
tilk JOld UDdet C\Zrtain, 29• UPRlGtn' pracUce piano. "AKC, lhott. mahoi ffif:' \VHALER 14, 33 11 ;.ctr! AT,P/B,P/.S. alr. will ~~· 35, CROWN COACH • cy$••ffr, '
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I:. tra\lfrte rods. Almoi?i-STEINWAY pjl.llO. Reblt ' • $800. * ""401. fer. 519 TraVttM! Dr, Costa 190 Hall~tt enctne, excel· CHIVROLIT ,
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'·Eutern Walnut de1k a: ;,;,;.z. ·p·· -··· '11 15' fiberllaA •klU. 9~ lJ&hts. Sles 4. Coty. Incl •n tor •m• AMPelt
'.oioden,.; Walnut rotary )2 1a. 3\Lllemlnattm 1100 •• 22 ~ l~k 'o1dAK.':.-~ HP Johnaon, lulty oqulp. lad<· 13i!O/bat ..,,., 536-1329. for your, Voe1tlon , P,ll=Kv~~ g,..
: ~hair .. 2 side •balrl. 1 Savap.Ulltul4 rollc. hu .. ina1e' noo' 0 ldt l!lO. -· IAClllriCE1 '11 GMC Von, * UM301 * " ,,.,,
, nearly new Sabot wtacces11. tina 94\llP. ~e~.~ Sat.sun. temai. i!iO ;;.:,; . l":ft t•• SEA WlTQl Spo~ Jm XJ.nt cond. P&Mllns, crP.t, 6 ··~2 Lli'E'l'IME M.H., 23' 6 Will oonatd'll'.trade. &164$«h
6«1-1349. . "1-llU· • ' · model BIA eertlllod. '"81J, r\l!l.,.Dj!!:T BIKE l6Hlll 25 Alr. lw. 6 Ml11)1 oqulp., alt S, 1&1-4540.
R>;ld0'11i:Cl0ntrill3channol BROWNINGUGA ••nrn"' BEAUTIJ'llL -SeaWllchlllarfno-c ... •.~-xlnt rttn.· pyt, pt7,,1::=='-~ ...... ,...,,.,.-=c=--=' 'Klatt :... · ·-.a · ' · Sheptitrd w/oQal I mo. , ' · . ye: , ·-•• ' 9SS-l!tf. ·MUIT • Hll 'IC, ~T PU .,atom, .. batt.cy 6 -.twtomatit: .,lib •hl•tb 6 old • All ll>Ou.• '¥ I iibsr •11. Oii'ctly ijJ!<d·lll68 kOl9ro '11 0."Y· VS, 4 apd. N•w babl' ~-~ Ste.reo . UID .. ftu., New co.ad. ,.,,:..,.. · •. •· U' Centul')' in~oird ~.: '" =• ·-• Trailers Tr•vel 945 ~·t watt. $llll. Wsttte ·nrQJl'Q•r a -player 1 -.CTI ' ~~ , runabout ,r~55 AJS llO'"Stbrmer.--·n.--•1'15· "' .a--•• · t' ' -~ -
'-tilth· taP.s lllot -165. ldS .6 bOO • ilii>H Siil1W 4l!C ntS• : · 'l!•WuUt'90, Ill.I. SDIUlri JPORTSMUT.EIL Trallar..,,.::-,~:=,-=-:=~,,.1 ~· · Sm, liO'i -~==. Bom 1/UID,. pol'-· l'l' Gl""L oabl~J •. ~''*1" zo, DIOf 6 kl!, $350. •Used, llko now & a~ce11.'111T CllttY)I YUi. l\/H, auto,
BIRD Cap i'. itudom boots • 111 used 1 .. ..,.: qualllJ. • -' ·N--k. ""'· Incl 137-3191. Total prk• 1111% . 6 0. HyY d~l)I -· Good oontl e dtllt, newly ..inltd SID: Boat olt.;, '1W512. · ST. BJ:IUWID 'PiiPPifi . ..-..1r1r. ~ 'lV 'KoWuald l!OfWloblt upper ,'4Mlll. .. lllQ, 111 W .
t< tour barrel carbuntor , tet POOL t.ble, reruJation ii1r, PORllltm, NO JtAPJ:N. ltett, 1111 tot & \oWe'r. ·~ eoodlei: G Stucraft ttnt traller. Slpa 1'WOODEN" '115 J'ord p/U, I ' ~-w/mV anflold, Im .:m llaO.. $320. 13H110: llMll5. : CA1' » No W 1 hp seoo. tra~ or o r 1 • r , ,!:.,!!! i\:~I. Xln't eond. ~-~be(!~~~~ J:" !tut
I """'vy -3,,'25.•6"-'Dll. *" ~!153T * AOORA!ll'Z Betel• puj>PJ, !MnNdt i ~ndltioi1. 64'°"250· .............. ' .,_ .. __ • .,.._,.,..,.
I WHAT'S your trea 1ure SURFBO.ARD&'l", Creative Male U wkJt .L·OY•1112750.-nt:-6:r-3: •,61 'l'l(IUMPH, !iOb TRA11£1t ~ l~', 1letP1SEJJ,, ot tr&dt my U9l.
!'', pleuure! Furnlturt, too11, Destin: Excel cond. ~. children. $30. ...-. ttMtTl. Good CQndidon $600 or belt '· $350.· 9'3 ,Evtl'll'Mn, ~V)' (Very aoocf oond.l tor
. ·ntbc': We h•ve 1t all. 9911 513-1* SILKY Ten1er, 4 "'°'' ooLt.1MIA 15 ~t nd otter! ~72. " Cotta Me1&, 8484545. PU or motorcycle, 646-0903.
1 · ~~tu~n DJ:·• Hn~ USED Dart 180 alri•, Fair Female, AKC ~chlm,plon Trlr. new ~r. Beit :,1ffl~ UROENTI Nof'tRn ~. '89. FOR Safe l.l\i' oamplnJ trler 117 CHIVY \\ TON
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to "'I t-fllct ~ l>tNE'ITE 11et $!!(). P.wnp 9G2-868S. Hor .. • 15, eYf'. Call 17S·1907 mnd. Reu. ·U)..42261 (9408SG ). '!' organ, ssJ. keybd, I.re curv-MAN'S at of aolf clubll n;. Kite 653 w/dollv & 1971 BMW R/75. Complete Trailers, Utility '47 $999
r W•coroe brlfk, CQO\ da"" ed top mirrar, TV Mile. Bag-. Exctllent-""'ltK>n 1 Regislered American sad· boat cover $700 with saddle \Jais & lugga&e CONNELL I 903~ "" Wkt!nd: 4'll Riverside Ave., ,....., -.v•"" dlebrcd stallion. Reas. ofler. Call 6 1 rack Makt otter if6...2636 L11ht,11cjaht v.ood trailer T i1' _ ~ 1.11 ~. with a fweed·k>Ok topa! NB sg;..e788; r 64C).0861. * 75-14 I * · ' with axtaa $50. CHEVROLE
I ~ ·ty 411"_,_::"'-1'1J"M-'.... INSTANT·KNl1 ves( and DUNE B TV, RH ... Hll'I, ~.~:~.~,:'1~=Us: CLASSIC Stone Yawl, 38', '89UHO~~~ Trail ~ 1,100 e 1053 W. W!laon CM e 28~ Harbor Blvd .. •··~ l~lt ,,., t:ardlpn blve a lwcur!.ous uay, Boat I,; motor Sle · .,, W 1 " 1 $5000 Includet Nt......,..,. m ca. _.v. 11 Wheel lrallor plc,k•"• "''"" Costa ;'l!csa !).16-1203 \., • ,. , • twtllif look· in a combination & trailer. Stert0 equtp 4 '. _ ~ • ~ or. es em., I ~c a•,• ___; .... ir:ff 0 .,.1: ... .,.... 5'1..2147 • .., ~ I ~ spkrs, fOr Ille or trade, '"!OF;_., • ',,_,_, ·.romat.202'11.Acacla.Santa .. .._ .. ~·~·--. wlll accommodat~ 3'60 ~· OODGt-:. ovl'rloadl.
, t Ila'~ ~!_ eklndvenitlp ~it~ ·::e:.at:= &t2-3022. MO'tOAOLA 1t1rW. Mp&r&te Ana Heighta, 557.-8414. NEWPORT 3), LIKE NEW. RAIJALEIGH Sprite good27. 1~ ... s~. motorcycles $130. 979-457S. air, cir-an. $000.
I demand tlill •w,.• · ot • • "'111 IPOOlw't. Xlnt ootltl, * .app.a''OOS $2980 fenders, •le. -pe A·~ h I p Mt 962"618 · · ,. t11tler11tg1 llnot ·TGI: •1'" U.1!4; 96'31 Incl. MOVING! J..arao.variel)I po~ PlOxlglaa. lliO. ~ "' "'"' A*' * S4Wll3..* 185. Call Jim -61M'139 ••• rv Ct, •rt• _ 'Ill Forti \!Ton P!cltup. Ono
!' ltll flllil~t · ln<loi11ati0 .lllVlllll'l"l1.nvll GUn1f tot! -6 tr•• 1 • oltor 4 P!"-. . J ror Old llfhlf.... '!2 2S ft Aquulf•cllko ,.;wl •n Hodolca, • Wobeo Np, l'OR !loiO? 'ff VW enrlno. owner, Port eond. Mako oJ. ~ WeU'wtth-dOut a bleltt. M e.ch pattern • ad4 J5 Bargains ·~ lDS3 W, Ntilterecf. $475. Load•dl ,._,_ Jib, "·noa Flltron, reblt eq. 900.Mllcs. 1600 Variant, reblt 3 mos fer. 673--2278 .PMted.~!OM:m 'cattts lot' oacb pa1-lor' Wilson St;,..... , , CALI, •NYTfME -~, ~ · .~, 1-~~==~=---1;io.12.'JA,lf,' ·AlrM>llandl!poOlallludl-I • ,' ']Ill ,. RDF,•tc .. -.1•·tJll: $400.~ .... ...;orbeot,ollcr.Also '71 DODGE VAN . · lllao. U !(but 34) ta!<.. llwl otbawllll tltillklul· -E~J'""' ~ "'9· 540 • 3103 l<JTE No. 825 • -FOR oalo 'IT Sporttter. TR • eng.-, tran•, •pare ¥• TON
.w1 will take tbrlt -· · , -nd .r..I\ 206''.,.,..;:::, •-• cutom madt beat otter, Cll'bl A inisc parts. Make v.s, AM/1''l-1 stereo tQt I' 7/Lylpdr *1ndl__fibrte'--~very . . 8J5..0D t.vu. i·a.._ _ _.,T-11 . ..'.AA IJ!AUTIFUL pony mtuT. co . .,....... 71 ..---' ---·-' otter. Tom 548-1610 e~s. deck, new wh•el~· .._ tiro1, .., •tldft·JJ'IYll auN'1"1 1'ffllT more. W-.0 Wal • · •• ....,., ,..... ... 'YV U.3 hands. Registered Isl. 1..:·~·--=c.· -''-----• •
J • ..._ ---"'-.-ttwn. adG SS .. Altce-Broo)ta the DAILY ton·Electrle Exercycle. . •65 Harl Da ldson le t:ra 321 Chevy eng., clutch. Bell carpet &: paneling, tnUlt
i --9actt· Ptttml fw ' PILOT, lOS. .Needlectaf~ Varia~Je tpeed. Xlrlt cond. quarter horse. Prefer exp'd KITE No. 731. Top con· ey v ' c c hou11in£ & 4 spd. 5,00) miles. sell, malcc oUer 646-3242, aft.
• -'fr: ;u.n ........ 0 ....... 1 .. 1 Ha._ De;t., IOX.163., Old ~ iuo.. "5-5000, pt 400 WAN"rED -tender Jov~ rider. Protc.ssion~ trained , dition. Trailer. Boat A: mut glide, 1200cc, full dre1S. $300 or teparate. 839-5988. 6, 557-4540. ~'~~cllu ~a~New Y'OiJ(, , Roll aw'Y bed1, home for 3yr IPl)'ed J'em. English, western A jUmpe. (ll)Wl'I. '675· f37~9U. 64W5JA, ,I~'-,-~~-..,..~---=.,..,,
; . ::1E.:-.. 'WW¥ taicj, ,thrfrl lo6U . Print Name. A4dl'eSll, . $lO A SlS.. lriah. teller. Mo vi n I · '6()0. 548-7617 or 9'f9o..&QO. . Snipe. Need• work. BIKES for .,1e. LMtle• 3 tpc1 Autoa W'l\'9d ~ ......-~.,-... ~rJ ZI ........ Number "'"'88T 644-MM WELSH pony. S pirited . Best orrer. & Boy -Cirls 1 !'pd. 1· 1!'1J INSTANT , ..._ °' m<n· ~, to P•. , • BLK Lab n.tr· n. I 6~ ,~. Rcaoooable, coll 84"-111 ... \ Aultltwlll• )(~1'.n· ~~ the DAJLY T'?'a.lly New Jl11 eedle-CMU>ET F.OR SALE n.t: tevcr, QCllU Needs exp. ridL-T. 8 yrs old. •rOUIN ~
P.1LOl'i 44$. Pattern Dept., eqltpatalOJCfan'lmtdwllh Ly .°'"'8tt.l)ier. Ca.II Ylli male. Put. train, Shld 1275 w/saddlc & tact. -10-.~l.c-hn-,,-.-.-1ncl=car--to-P-,-ar. '72. •llonrh• 500, Be11t offer CASH ~ •m Wut iailtr St,, New knit, crochet 1tylea,. cr<a. • SCG--516 e 540-2086 haft Irr &Ma/546--0t69 ~129· t ier. S125 tO'I' tfll \ck sa1,. Likr new. Gonoral 9SO • Ny -· --1 'lu. ~1--,,.,,,l:"I:" tt '~ StAMl!'.SE kittens, male, M a.i;;..7616 Yor•. • • "'"""' ~~ .. , -.w .._....,., • ~Q pa tml WANTED: German •. Jap. ~ l) organ 1,~ Quarter Hor8t, • 541Hl958 * --------
" Jf.u(E. ·ADD~'~• with 75 cents, war rcltcs: US. military female, 1 II."')' '\i,cr male, 5 yr old &eldi~, aenUe bl.It UDO 14, compl wttra.llfr 'T2 Honda 350-four cyl, llf!W. AUTO Part.I tor &ale : Chevy \Ve need your import Cll\
llP. 8'1.&~ and , IT)'Ul ftWt h1tul l\loM1 Boot.1 knivell. Colle<:~. ?74-8030. llttpr trained. 646-UIO. 'IQ>lrited. Good tor trail. Ail I fUU cover. Nice conct '. 290 miles. Be1t o l f e r . Ownen -manUold, eir Beyer Ql1 cf\lt)I t to 9 dalJ1. ~· Learn tp male• extra doll~ . . LOVIN~. noarty whlt•, male, !400/olltr, '*41392. , , 188>. Owner (il13) lfi-2861 ~. cl•anor 6 !bur bar r •I B. J SportJCI' C ~..#ft>'P £all-Wtnter Patt from ""'UI' crafls ••.••••• $'.1 .. ~ Eneyclopid1-Brit.an-German Sb-herd -•t w•·-· A 1-·1 .. o· ·-r · • LATE •10· ~ H nd I carhuretor i &t·up for 2.U V-8 ' au. -...,.... to .J", I J\o al Worth $iJOO Sell ""1'"' _.. "'" l.Eou. "~ h-• .., 14' Catamaran trailer. 5 mot ,,;.;;.• 0 n, 0'1' tn nctr" ... JMtut Maontne Boot •• $1. n ca Y • · • lll'Otec&or •. t?l-1"8 •ft. 5. t:ir mistreated borw. P.l(I old. Exc:iel cond. Makf! offer. mllt-11, extras, xlnt cond, engine, $25. 644-7201. 2833 Harbor Costa Mesa ... ~1'11'":"= .,llolqtbl.-.,. -... SJ) lorl350.84MU6.·' ll'RU:1D&<1lflM••>i>e.J'emal• ... 11e11ouor.t1M11f. · Pvtpty.-. prlctd.tutlll 114&-Z181a1t~ Duna BU(lgiH •st · ~1
-7 ----.... $!. J:L\'nONAI. -ro1i.iii Bltlo fOln! Slam1 ... Call 0-m ~-'"-TBIAnb yuuu• 11; l'nhtro. Good ....... 'II ... ' -.. -........ SJ, '1949, U • tital. llJnt eolld. ,_4 pm..-. si'i':t..w. Uhantla. PllO 15' DINGO with Jib and .;;pjo DUNE bu!W' (OU ' road) Wli ..... all IDOkta ol'<Jaoil
INSTAllT .. ,~,~ c 11,1o .... -... ~, llilO or belt ol!Or, 862-8149. P"""' 8'Ulo ~ , 1 wks lD~;,. IJotr IO-D3'f • !J'allor. Saorl!loo. 19 o o. · ~ 1500cc vw -·se -$400. ...i.., ~~ Plld tar •"""~·--·~·· 2''fll6'--..... ,fl0tlctl0SPIT,U. hit!. ~1)op0. iiit"'lit-lii'JIOPPY, "· · "'" I~ • , . 61f;.8268Ken. .or,.... '°ft> tqr "1-· . · U-....... -... 61o ·l\llumo., .!15-Wheei dlalr ,..,.s ~ -· llQJIS!: l!oordln(, Boclt,8'1 21' Danlah Skql, .-. I :IP OUU.S bl .. , 3 ....... $ ..... , .... ,Roda 959 ho~
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-ol.INldoil ---4'fll -• !ilo ,BENOD< .Eloc tllTer . UIOd D~ 11111• ~. Call !61-'rr35. ~· Ahnott -'40 .. ~ '72 JEEP
. .U .--IOI' TOdQ -llllo 121) Bnnd ,.. ~~ ~ l )'I', -~ l90d t>on\a, CivHtoek • ' • 151 VENTlJP.E Zit /tralle' ii" GIRl..S . bllto: 3 tpeed, 4 -drive, metal •op, IU..
NEWPORT
I PORTS Cini d O 'I tita'te~ 611 fl.llO -with ehlldlOn. ljMOl.5. · t tr ...;:_· blue, Scbwlnll, w/hOnd-. b"""' -· l•u than 8,000 QUICI( C:AS~ , II pen 119 . ' VERY !O"'l>io·ld-• ~. OAT tiay, 3 wln ttoi... $3, ::fOo'.'°~u . 125. 644-67W mllet. <•14();;1. $33!15 dlr. 1100 w. eout -..
111klnl I• Ill.IS RE1111G. 1225. Pwr -1 tsbi>I" !Alt bop t I JIOf ball , . MINI Bik• pW1 si.rt loo! Call 8J6.6535. N"""'°" uM;i;' · • THIOUCNI A . Loni A a-a baller i!"<'I' w. Rua .s;o olnnolte thl, • n$!: • -. 14' SUNFJSll, FIG I a .. ' brake, 3 hp B/S ... ; nun• 1 ,,;::::..;::.=::....--~ 64• -· . w. ,_ ti.i:i. Sun •hadol. m-3712. · Ritt •ttoftl:. '!llJO new. rood l!O 5IWl80 fl , Trucks . '62 ~==.iv~~,,,;,,.,,,~~•
DAILY 'liti.of l'OP NAME BRANDS UTJLl'IY' tri.ii!r S7~ &I MALE S.ll)Olnt ~'I>; • SIU !or~. s.;,33511 ' ' a ', ~ ;.;.;.;;;...;.,_ ___ ,;..::, WE PAY TOP OOLLAJ\ ..... St'•.,,... Discount 'CainlnO Jlbarllliaa top llO. p..,. 1 fC&r, • I .. --. Ir JI l U' •• ~... O.K. dlrcttY '81 TIU1JMPll 500. Du•I 119 !I T. "'"' :IO) ... air. 9 f'OR TOP US!':D CARS SwlmW.•t' 54M007 5fa.:Oi1'3 . ....~ . 1'.. wttrd:"'XJ..n.• . 00 $000 cubl Lo mt! Sl_,ock. Perr lllltln 1'lhln exl\ mech. If )'OUr cer Is extra cleu. • WAtfl' AD • 1M -Blvd .. Watm<tr. Ml_A_ SHEllrJE4>WE, 1 Mos. l>t 1>11· in-J.;."' · . · eooo. IOOQ. 64;-3339 cond .. 12.85C. 96W00.1. "' u• lint.
• Fri, 11).9 ~· • ' • · * HONDA 50 . * '6' °'"" P.U. 6; N.W• ch•tch BAUER BUICK '' 64f..1678 Stt, !lull, Mon Jo.5 W•ntod • l2t , * ilWl20 * hotl, Q-1 ' fGO llMtl, Sllpt/o.cko '10 Oopendabio 61J:tl&8 .. oomo body W.rk UlO. 2925 H-Blvd.
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••••••••• • •••• !able a 4 · ch a1 r" t.111 ltf ....., -· -lit:. oJum, boot; lills ilow, -3 min. --8olboa * I SPEED ll!Ki 125, "Liit'" It lo clonltiod. Ship DI.Uy Pilot' Want Adi lift ••ill••••l l.!-~~!!1"!:·.!•!!ltl!:!&l~Jl9!_~ '"""""· -ll -· times ii:io. 541 • l'tn\naula. ~ * 1146-111; ~ "'~ ~uilalJll-:1111. batp!ns ralott •
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Kelly llut Book
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Call 11.rnl Al!k !or Buyer
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
24IO Ho rbor Blvd.
Alf• Romto
NO\\I ON OISfllJ. Y
SaJc1 Service
Partt Body ShOp
COAST IMPORTS
1000-raxl \\', Coosl 111\'Y·
rlewport Beach 642-1)4(18
AUS i'IN HEALEY
c .. 1. Mo"' 54"8017 '63 A.H. 3000 $AVE
WE PAY TOP She'• blue with bJue lnteriol',
CORTINA 'GS. Au101 a.lr. 2
dr. ~ New tins. G~at
1ehl car. J475. m838iw
DATSUN
'63 J~ J<K.<llJJ Cpe. l<u ..
xln'r. l4okt built. OUtr.
963-2731. 54&-16$,
'62 XI(.£ rdftr. New radials.
Low ml. \Vitt whi&. Sttvk:o
,65 DATSUN call1. Must sc.11. 64-1-0l!IO
STATION WAGON '!9 Jar. l.4 S.dan. Now'""'
-t Or, 32,000 mile•. 4 Spc,I, & upbola. $875. Ca 11
$57S • 644-7216.
,...,242, "11 " 5.1,..,.. MAZDA
1972 DATSON 24G·Z. SUv~r. _-.... -------
a/c, AM/FM, m ag 1, MAZDA ·
radials, extru, 6,00'I m11Ct. LEASE SPECIAL
Porkct. 14,aoo 5211-2"'5 Ntw '72 RX3
'liG DATSUN 411 $399. . $57.56 642-2481 alt 5:30 PAf
., 648-5035
Loaded, ROTARY powend. 'n\~ 2«>-Z, air cond. mags, 36 mo. + T &: L. For res-p.
xtru. $4,000/ ofru. h. Trad TI.f...• p.,,-, ea rons,
MGB
/'fl MGB Rd!:lr, 19,000 mi.
17 moe old. Shownn cond.
$2350, Pvt. pty. ~2109
'70 MGB GT, white, xlnt
cond., wire whls, AM/FM,
o'drlve, 673-7060.
PORSCHE
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'68 VW BUG
4 speed, radio, beater, $995
or best offer 644-4681.
YOUR ONLY
'71 !MPALA
4 Ooar Jl.T. 5,llQ) mll1111.
Vinyl root, powc:r ttttthw
A braltf"f, aulO., ah•, radio,
like orw, (7$CAD),
$3799
CONNELL
CHEVROLET .
28211 llarbor Blvd.,
Costa ~ 546-120
1970 QM!v. ~DCOllrS Elt.at..1
S Pass. sta. Wp. Pn.
StM-iOI &r brakes, AM·nl
Stem> ra<Uo. tilt steer. whl.:
Factory Alr, luaa&e rack.
new tires 6 bmkes. Panei·
ing, Askin& fl9"l5. ~T-48Bl.
'69 CHEVROLET
4 Door sedan. VS, •utomatic;.
FACl'ORY radio, P.S., air ccnd., clean. • FIAT '12 ROTARY'S CASH w/wheel•. 0/0, lhh bard to
find beauty Js extra sharp.
See and drive, (UJM731), ---------1910 914-4. Yellow/blk, chrm
wheels, 1rte fiow exba111t.
appearance group, AM/FM,
new radlal1, $2,950. CaU
4!J4..7880.
AUTHORIZED (oz;DFE>. ' '70 VW, Biut, AMIFM, $l 499 ,,,.,.m m1er1or, 11,ooo m1. • CADILLAC
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call ua b fr'ee nttmat-.
GROTH CHEVROLET
Aak lot Sales Man11tt
U2ll Ba<b Blvd.
Hunttnitan Beach
1147.&0fl? Kl 9-1UI
BILL JONES
B.J. Sportscar Ctr.
2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa
~1 *FIAT*
128111 124'1 & 85011
DEMO SALE
"Demo Sale"
10 TO CHOOSE ''BIGGEST SAVINGS' · '61 Rd11tr Conv. RE-bit eng,
"Service Is the dltterence" trans. nu paint. top .
HUNTINGTON BEACH $1825/oJler Mu11t sell imm.
MAZDA _•73--088&~-·~~~~
17331 Beach Blvd. '67 Porsche 912. 5 spd, air, MaAlee mags, reblt eng.
842-0066 Least> A_lgr_. _Mr_. _F_ry Very clean. $3.400. 644-3287
Come in, test drive!
AOO available for
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Land Cruiser Station
Wagons. Mark II Si.atlon
\Va~m,il: Cclicas
DEAN LEWIS
one ...,..,, •aillce 1UM> DEALER CON.NELL
TIHl63 ~t aelection ot O&dll· CHEVROLET
1968 VW bug 1600, lowered, lacs 1n Orana:• Count;y. 2828 Harbor Blvd.. •·
mag wheels,, pin striped It Sales-Leaslni-Co,Jta Men 5t6-12Q
many extraa. Green. Really • Nabers '64 Cl-lEVY %.-ton P .U .. 8'1$
sharp. 557-3'58. , · c .o camper,' '67 25G-(i eyl,
1'64 PANELLED vao, '61 Cadillac aux . .., tank. New UPH. 8
reblt 15IX> engine. Special 2600 HARBOR BL. ply .tires. ll350. Make offer.
wheels, 1',M stereo. Xlnt COST A MESA ' 968-3886 L\f PORTS W ANTE:O
Oran.ee Countle•
TOP i BUYER
SIU. MAXEY TOYOTA·
18881 Beach Slvd. ·* $--298t* 71__u ~-s.zw
Green coupe 1vith black in·
lerior, air cond. Revolution·
at'Y. Rot.'lry enginr.. Lo1v
milrs! \Viii not .last 128SEIT)
or 548-4023.
PORSOIE 67 911 AM-FM.
chrome wheels. sharp. Must
S<>ll fa.'lt, $3 ,35 0/offer
TOYOTA
oond. 1995. &14-1061 ;;40.9100 Open Sund;>! -:;;]1;,_:;C:::,AMAC,.-"'RO=•c"O'°U"P;;;E.,-1
1968 Vy.I station ~n,_ YT . ~<l".-Elct_oradQ _~ i cyl.; P.S., automatic, r:.dio, _.
24,000 miles on new eng. 1 or1g1na1 miles eve.,, poss\-vinyl roof, 7.300 miles. Like
owner. t,l,575. 83(),.6709 alt-J ble option-this car-is un-nc.w. tSGU:'l"E).
H, Beach. Pl. 347--3555
STOP! Don't junk it. Any car
that runs. Lei u11 buy your
lroubl<'. Up to $1 ,000 .
5'11-00Tj.
' '12 124 Spl. Cpc 1 #0185994 l
SEE THE ALL NEW
128SL COUPE
530-6696.
POR. '70 911-T xlnt cond. 5
spd. App. grp. 14 M mi. &it
ofr. ~l5i2.
1966 H•rbor Blvd , pm wkday!I &. 12 pm \\'knds. heBcvably clean. Probably $3499
Costa Mesa 646-9303 'TO V\V Bus. Semi camper, ~he cleanest used Eldorado CONNELL '71 M ---in Orange Co 492-9034 or G MIDGET tape deck. box •oeaken. 492-9136 San c1 CHEVROLET
Low miles, raWo. lmmacu· Excel running cond. Very , ' em€'nte. 2828 tlarbor Blvd.
late, (323CTE), Clean &t2-5334. ~O Cad conv. A·rare ~auty Costa Mesa . sJ&.:1203
Autos, Imported 970
ALFA ROMEO Vl< our new bomcl
COMPLETE SERVICE,
COSl'OM BObY SHOP
Factory Trained Mechanics e 16 Service Bays e
BILL JONES
B.J . Sportscar Ctr.
2833 llarbor, Costa Mesa
540-4l91 1962 Porsche Super 88,
1600cc, SC. Pvt pty. $1955.
838-496.1 aft 6pm.
$1666 '61 VW Van, clean. No 1" per!. cond. Ewry factory I ===-,;;,.T,,...-;;=--
''See it. You'll buy it!" engine.$350.oroffer.4Db.p. opt~ ~ stereo tapes & 69 CAMARO DEAN LEWIS hi perl. enr. $300. or offer. , ramal tires. PRI. Sacrllice RALL YE SPORT 642-4670 $.f, 100. 714-8t6-3222, 307, AT, Sale ~
Alfa Romeo 72--& .
2000 ROY CARVER, Inc.
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Mon .. Tue1., Wed., A Fri.
OPEN THURS TO 9 .{JM
RENAULT
Renault Demo Sale
Semi Annual
Demonstrator
TOYOTA . '68 ep. .. Ville brown. me $17t5
1966 Harbor Blvd. 1959 VW w/''2 Bo<!Y & .-. tall 11JnY!-,.., lo riif ~-M6-32'2; oft 5, ~-
,.. ...... A Complete eng &: brake .. ~ ~~ MeM "°'9303 o'baul. $450. 3022 Madeira Dy 645-a;2>, .... m-OI08 '67 Impala Convt.
'68 Toyota LANDCRUISER. .Ave., CM. 5§-3278. • • '69 SEDAN de Ville, all ex. Whitt, VB, PS, J'B, nlct car.
-~-ri -Nb.W .IN STOCK Co.ia Mosa '""'°''=-""'"
For Immediate ~'li6~B"'>"ll"'l""1soo=.-"s1'"ao"'k-, -a~,,·,
Delivery ma ny new component•. AM·
ln1to1nt Credit Fl\1. Very a:d cone!. SJ500.
BAllK FINANCING 5.12-7111S
-Cleir•nce-5111 _
This Weekend
Unbeatable Prices
ALL 19n MODELS
1 owner. Never raced. VOLVO bu~ must' sell, make otter.. (#530188), ~. _
Pbone after 6 pm, ~ . Pvt ply ~--. •1LL JONES
•n-eoro11a;-2-dl':'"""Mmr1e •e eti'!!!!•~ 1• ,; :__.. --~e Cid F Iee~·ss -...:....M!~-·~c.--1---
SIDJ. 140 · W. ivu.,n Apt BRANO NEW Great COlld. S800 or best otter. B.J, SpOritur Ctr,
010. Betwttn 9am & 2pm. 84fr5019 2833 Harbor, ao.ta Mesa
'1~ TOYOTA VOLVO 1970 CADILUC Sedan de 540~1 MARK ff WAGON VllJc, . all extr... 1430. '70 CAPRICE
COAST
IMPORTS
1970 B:\1\V. Xlnt oorxl.
All xtras. ?ti ply
$5.~. 524--0324: 613-723>
CITROEN
Citroen Maserati
AWARD WINNING
LUXURY CAR
B.J. Sportscar Ctr.
2833 1-larbor, Costa P.!eaa
~91
1967 250 S 4 Dr. Sedan.
Equipped with electric sun
l'OOf, stereo. Ori,glnai paint
"1() Fial 124 Spyder. &: upholstery. Re bu i 11
5 spd. Al\f.FM. Mars. engine, xlnt running cond.
Sz.n'.>. 832-5811 $3800 or best offer. Call
IN STOCK . FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
INSTANT CREDIT
'APPROVAL
BANK l'INANCING
COAST
IMPORTS
(M3EGBJ ~. 4 Door. 350 cu. ln. VS, P.S.,
$1766 $95 32 MO 1966 CADILL\C de VIiie P.8 ., radio, eiec. windows,
"See it, you'll buy ii!" • • • conv. All extras, $1795. air cond., vinyl roof. (221·
DEAN LEWIS ruu. FACTORY EQUJPr • 847-027 • BMG).
TOYOTA $95.32 ~olal mo, pymt. i1~ct. CADDY '69, 4 dr Sedan cit>
tax, hceme &: all carrying Villt>, Pwdr blue, loaded. Lo
1966 Harbor Blvd. charges for ~ months. De· mileage, paoo, 644-lotll
Costa Mesa 646-9303 ferred payment pr.At el-"'-"""=~;::::.;:,,:_:,::::__
TRIUMPH 145"-36, Fu11 cuh "''" CAMARO ..,.--------! $4098.SS. A.P.R. ll%. Onl ---------
,59 Triumph TR 3. PartlaJJ.y approve4 credit. <27Gl9). '70 Camaro. New tires,
$2999
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
IOQO.lJOO W. Paclllo Cot. Hwy.
Newport Beach cn4> 64UHOO
1960 SPYDER 2IXXl series. 5
apd. Xlnt $695. Will consider
trade. 968-3549.
·n Alla, 1700 Spider, 5 spd.
AAf/FM, map, $3600/o!-
fer. 213: 433--0726 le 439-Q.
"Make ·Room Fo:r Daddy" c84_1_-81Sl. ______ _
•• , clean out the garage You don't need a gun to 1000.1200 W. Pacttle Cat. Hwy.
Orange County'• Oldest Dlr. , •• tum that funk tnto cash "Draw Fut" when you place Newport Beaeh (714) 64Z-Ot06
Road & Rallye Motors ,.bit New. brake" ,..,,,, DEAN LEWIS •Jer<o. Good cond. Mu'1
hoses. mjin &: rod bearings, seU. $2,400. 6 7 3 -5 5 8 2
CyL ·!lead, g en ·e r a to r , VOLVO between 5 & 8 pm.
2828 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mna 54S-1Jn
Well·blt 409 4-lpd. hydro,
new rear rubber. Many ex·
fra. parts. mo or best offef * ~.
llarter ,.bit cranlabaft '68 earn-E=l oond. 371 around. $150 615-0625 Cu. 11\; W~ oval. ma.as. cond, PS, console, radio,
'67 Otevelle Malibu. Alt 1609 Pomrna Ave. • with a Dati,-Pilot Oauitied an ad In tbe DAILY PILOT M!!J? Classified ads do It
Co«ta. Mesa n 4-548-3559 ad. Call 6t2-5678. Want Adel -cau now • • • well •. call NOW ~-
Motor Homes .. Motor Hom11 Motor Hom11 Motor Homes Motor Hom11
Sole/Rent Silo/ Ro_n_, ___ 940_ '--S-•I_•;../ R_1nt Sal!/ Rent Salo/ Rent 1
._.,.~LI£~' o·m·
THE SAVINGS ARE SO FANTASTIC-WE CAN'T MENTION TH~
AC1WNOW/
You Make Jhe Offer If It's Practical. ••
YOU HAVE A DEAL!
(ON APPROVED CREDIT OF COUISI)
HIGHEST TRADE·INS ON YOUR CAR, CAMPER, TR AI LER, TRUCK , MOTOR HOME
FREE ROOF
Air Conditioner
• time of pun:haH ol ony new fxplortr
Molooilomt ($49S VALUE}. DtKing our
Grond Optning Sol•
'
'JI l•lf •
"" •· i"' tuwu.r ....
'·•1Ql1•
'.'~l(pil -1
RIGISTER TPDA YI
. GRAND OPENING DRAWING
Hondas -TVs -Bikes
Enjoy A Ntw Wlf ef Uft
lliSCM-
~explorer .. ~~ .. ,,
OF . ~~
HU~!!.~.~.I!!,!~CH 842~8.803-
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,68 . Tri · . · 1966 Harbor Blvd. $1600. m-1482. . vinyl top. Belted t,_. Oalf
umph Spltftn:, good Costa Mesa 646-93031-'--"-.=:;:..,::;:'=~~-25,000 ml. $1600. 675-6106.
conc1, rna1ce offer. Call CHEVELLE 548-4882. 166 Volvo 1800 Coupe '61 Chevelle, 2 di'. !eaan;
Ov ... drive a'·r ---• (RUC ---------1 Standard trans, r1ew tires, VOLKSWAGEN 021): ' •~ru. . 197lM.UUiu~portl:oupe, V-8, extrM. $750. or be•t offer.
'65 VW BUG
$1466 ,au!'.>,:i_ ~.!:;.,'2•695· 557-9463. V':I____..._.. eves or wknds --------= ''Sec it, you'U buy ii!'' '66 Nova SS 4 11pd., HD DEAN LEWI S '&8 CHEVELLE Sta w.,,. '"""'nslon. maroon with
low mH.es, good oond. $999. black bucket eeafJ', radial
4 speed, radio, heater. (RPR-
137). S595. dlr. Call 8J6.6535. TOYOTA 9ll8-S860 tires. $795..
Mµst sell '63 vw. Reblt. eng. GOOD SCHOOL CARS
Good cond. $400. •
8JO.J681 '67 IMPALA
·n V\Y Conv. Perfect war-Conv. VS. auto., P.S., air,
rant)', fact. air, 16,0Co mi. 35,(Q) miles. CMUM722).
Pay oU ha!. (1) 993-1485. $999
'66 Sqbk. Sunroof, luggage •
rack. New paint. Gd cond. '66 IMPALA
$100. 548--4824. 4 Dr. Sed. Auto., VS, radio,
'tl6 vw BuL New d utch. &ood mil•$L899
pomt. 6 -MUST
SELL! $85!). ·* MS-'19o!T.
'70 vw Mint cond.
-. $1350/Bat Ofl<r
Call m-3929
• '64 CORVAIR
Cpe. (0SY460J
$299 •n vw bus, 7 passenger Ex:· e
"'' c:ond. $2350. '61 BUICK
• 673-0334 e Skylark CPt'. Aulo.,
'66 VW, Sunroof, Good engine P.S., (LU18011.
151" $999 *. 644--0356 * •• '61 MUSTANG
bed conver. Xln't cond, best Cpe. VJ!, P.S., air,
ofr. 673-8293. radio. Cleon
'69 VW Bug, 38,000 mi. $1099
redtblk int. new tlree, auto. e
rRdio,
rib. IWO. Pvt pty 96H809. EXTRA GOOD BUYS
'63 vw. Sunroot Reblt •
air/cond. Reblt en It n e, '71 CAPRI
$350. Call-4. Cpo. 4 •peed, radio. (1116AKR)
$1699 $150 0<--. 13!.ow 70 TOYOTA
'tl6 VW, Good cond. Qlnmof, Mule II 'rpe. llodlo, m, 4
l\fQftSaaillcelor$850 -· ·-· $1599
'61 V'fl, only 71,000 m1 •
&ood oond!Jlon $350. '71 DODGE
5.17-8450. 548-0454 O!allenoer cpe. P .S., omo.,
'65 VW Baja SU&, new ttblt air, Yb'l)'I roof. (~),
eng. MW rxtru. Make of· $ 1499
fer. 645-0369. e
*'68 VW CAMPER, full 70 MAVERICK·
equ.ip. &: nlct. $2200. or best Radio, 1Uclt. (2368.NR)
offer. 546--02:!8 $1099
l 963 VW. Excel. Cond, e
141·51'91 or eu.ms CC»INILL * '85 VW, -pelht, new CHEVROLET
.up1oo1, eood runnliw <Oii!!. D Hatltar 811"!.,
$ M&-,115 atcto M 516-'llOJ3
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C.HEVROLET '61 Chevy lmpal• SS, air,
AT, PS, PB, Bucket seats,
hydromatic, vinyl roof, nu
tires, $995. ~.
'64 Clwvelle 300. 2 dr, stand
stk shit, 6 cyt. R&H. Gd
transp. $375. 546-638-1
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
TH.ROUQH A
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
642-5678
971
'69 KINGSWOOD 9 J>fll!S.
wgn. 350 turbo-fire, new
tires, R/H, auto. Vinyl.
Asking $2'l96. pvt party.
548-&57
1968 Chev. van. Xlnt cond .
New tire!'I, low miles, camp
~uip. $2 ,47 5/olfer .
645-4837.
• • '65 Chevy Impala. 4 Dr.
&dan. No power. New tires.
$400. Cnll 549-3738 .
'61 Chevy Cru-l!e-r.-,~bo-w-,,,.-r-, 1
street legal. Super clean.
$895. 83'1-5988.
'70 Chevy Impala, full pwr,'
lo milez, xlnt corxt., $1715. * 847-4407 *
'63 NOVA
Shiny black, AT, 6 cyl, Vf!r'/
lbarp.
$495
646-3212; aft 5, 55'1-45«>
OIEVY ·n BeauvllJe van, U
"""' R/H, pwr bral>u Pvt ply. 561""3695.
'68 Chewlle, 327, VB, 4 dr,
R&H, Auto, PS. Low ml.
$1295 or best oUer. ~9-0815.
up to trade? 0ur Trader'•
Paradl.3e column ill for you!
Autos, lm110rt"" f70
128 FIAT
'IJ95
Sorlol No. 128A772212
WINNER Of THE CAR
Of THE YEAR AWARD!
All MODELS ON SALE! -
BILL BARR
tt n ATS.A, Al¥(r,I
'~• r. "1snr.MH!A AHA '"·llGI
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• WE'RE LEARIN OUT
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• THE LAST
DAILY •!LOT·. J
' . OUTSTANDING USED CARS
'&9 OLD$ 4-4-2
I *· H.T,. YI, 4 •.-4. ~ rieH·
I• .. r.41._ lriMtet, CY'SN074l
$1795
'65 KARMANH GHIA
4 .,. ... if•1'•M'"'-. r•~JI· .tMI ti .....
.r, ...w .. w•ll fir ... lllJDUI
$795
D.EMON IRA TORS! '68 CHEY. CAMARO
YI, '"""'•tic, faci~ry alr ••11 .. lti111l"f
p•w•r 1t.erh1t I ~''"''• vi11yl r11f.
lYDX4Jll
'68 COUGAR
\II, 111to1t111ic, f1ctor'f air, 11•w•r
,t11rin9 & •r1kes, r14io, he1t.r, 11i11~
roef, 11119 wlte1l1. IWFX1121
' , U~EOPEN SATURDAYS $2195 $2195
SUYICI PAITS-IODY SHOP HOUIS:
• ORANGE COUNTY'S '&8 OLDS 88 '71 HONDA CAR .. ..,. Sul••r 1 ..... ,,; 1,......, v-e.,_,_ C.11"9f't. YI, 111t.-ti•, f•t:t.fv •ir, 4 •P••d l1•1111niui•11, '•1111• •11d "'••'· #.1 HONDA CAR ,.w,, •*••"111 I llreke1, r•cllo, lleet-•t, t'O&CXW )
·''• IXEV7101
$1495 $795
WE ARE YOUR FACTORY
AUTHORIZED
DEALER
Honda Demonstrator
7tvEGA GT W~GON
4 tpeetl tr111e111i11lo11, recli• 1N li.11t•
,,, l t72EIUI
$2395
'67 CADILUC
Coup• 01Vlll1. VI, •11to1111ti1, f1etoly
1!r c;onditi111 ing, f11ll power, AM -FM
r•clio, tilt wll11I. Sherp. fVbl5'1)
$1995 -~
G.M.C. TRUCK
HEADQUARTERS
IAN600-1022191l
ONLY s
'70 OLDS CUTlASS
SulH"'"'' Cp•. VI, euto., f11t•F"f 1lr,
''Wit t+.erin9 I ltr1k11, r•clie, lri•at-
er. l12tlLDI
$2695
'66 CHEY. MALIBU
2 Door hercltop. 6 1yllndlf, 111tom1li1
fT111•111i11io11, po"''' 1t11ri11g, r•dio,
h11t1r, •i...,I roof. ITPT2 I I I
$895
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Autoo,UMll 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Aul~Hd · -99o Autos, UMll • 990 A11!01, US4"1 990 Kutos, -Ulld ' 990 Autet, U.O 990 -.-.u..-"' • ·coK4ET -. "( •
CHEVROLET DODGE · FORD MUSTANG MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PONTIAC
'71° MALIBU S.S.
396 cu. in. VS, bucket aeat1,
con.!IOle; automatic, radio,
vinYI -roor. (Dead Sharp).
(146669). Only one around.
'6.5 Comet, 48,000 mi. One WHITE DIXlge lq Van. '68
family car. Stick lhitt. $425. $1350 . Good c .on d,
mt LTD Brougham. Exec •es a Spd, riblt .. ,., -,-;., Ot:DS DELTA 11 '";ff ROADRUNNER ,, · .·.;fi'GTO
car, lo -mi. spec aeat1, MUSTANG. FORMl!R Tach,.r/h, ~int. .Bpcbt 4 Dr. H.T, ~IXX> ml. tilt Cbu~. Rldio, 4 sPffd, vs, Kw. like oew. Hai tactmy
power, a;,, Ii.Mau lop, C~ Dl!ALIRS. . danJaaed. $295. A!1o t lltw • ~· """4 conb'o~ auio., --· (1117ASWI. Ill', -lie tnua., rodlo. 64&-5331. 257 Walnut, CM. Automatic, 6 cyl. 675-(1663
CORVETI'E '64 Dodge Dart conv. 4 on the
floor. New tires/brakes,
qther xtras. Very clean. Evt!rJ. Ccbce.l.vable extn. Air Goodyear g1.au ,lllO:i15" ,a ,P.S., P.lJ,,,9tnJi root, Jl"Nlf!r $1.299 ...._ ~ 1tata, 1111-
$2999
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
•n Vette ~ Cpe.
1
aoto trans, 1-m;_,_._"73-5135 _____ _
AM/FM 1t, rad fr., ps/pb,
ll\ver w/bl Ithr inl BSI'
at:ta. 714:675-3930.
Pri/pty. Wltolesal• book. ro~ AM/FM •-ra<lio, ---. m New Gaiiolota ·~'wtndow· air cood., CONNELL vale 'party m"'t ..U. Wili Daya, 642-4127, eves, tilt W6eet, neW~ tiru, low ............. .., '70"'6-6315F~·~-1eau. M--~~ . .,"':'~ MaMchULST~1N ... G lo ·=-~~·~,'!ii· au 1. s2'5tf
01911
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2828 HIU'bor Blvd.,
Colt.a 1.lesa St&l~
'64 Cusl El Camino
4 spd, Map, let' I Deal, dlr,
&tt).3242, aft 5, ~7-4540.
COUGAR
'68 Cougar VS. auto. air
cond, pwr ltrertn&:, pwr
lrakff, vinyl top. EKoel
cond. n,645. ~ '70 CAMARO COUPE
VB, air, auto., P.S., P.B .• '69 Cougar, XR-7, conv, Excel
radio, :lfl,000 cartful miles. Cond. Must lell. Call •arb
Remaining 'factory <WAITan· mornings 5'.5-8928.
ty, (158CEL). '68 Shelby Cougar. 428 ena. $3099 $2,000 o• beot ofle..
CONNELL 64&-752G, Gacy.
CHEVROLET DODGE
28'»1 Harbor Blvd., ..._.,,.,=-
Costa M•'" 546-1"13 . '68 DODGE 9ART
l965 OIEVELLE V-8, stick, 2 Dr, AT, P.S.~ 6 cyt, Vinyl
movlni m"" "'1. $425. 2211 Top.
Santa AM Ave., C.M. $6'5
-: aft 5, 551~
CHRYS' "'R 1964 DODGE Dirt GT, ' ap, ...,; Pro!. 1lollt 211 ... , ... ...,.,
'69 NEWPORT car " in new """"· -· enean . .., llltf ..... flOO,
,.._ air • looded. $1695. '96U%17
(IXllAB.R.)1 dlr. Call 836-C535..1,,,,,'Wh=ite-;Elop;:--,han""'l>"',-' -=,,_.,.,.=::'.'.:
196! crown Imperial • c1r n1nr lJO'lf h!tuat? Tam -~ Auto. r/h, p/a, p/b, into "Cub" ... aell them
air. Nice car. $1, I 9 $. t:hru a Daily Piiot aautned -""'
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FALCON ... u \.,Dll wi• ~ V9 II' w/l:Ji& tiret1 all arouno. AJnt CONNELL Costa Mesa 546-12031--·--------
.W, AT. RIH. lib now. I cylinder, ......_ .... power rood. $UOO. Jil&.sm. CHEVROLET
Cust: paint Mags. Sharp! lteerina, radio, beats. -u • ...._ Bl d. '71 CRICKET VEGA '62 Falcon. Xlnt transporta-
tion. New battery &: muf-
fler. 1 Owner. $Z!O. 5'8-0303.
$21<)1) " '"""' • 1 i. r. <Tillooo>. S195. '°'· can OLDSMOBILE ---v · 61!H1617. &3H535. • O>ota Meaa 511-l213 Au_.,c trano., radK>, '71 VEGA $15BB
1---'------·n OLDS CUtlua "fl" ""'· ME CllAHIC'S -·· ean--~1;,,~· $12115. Dir.
FIREllRD
'69 LTD Country Squln "ltl 1 ~ Blue wtth black Ml:erlor. Ex-
Equipped W/~ lactary 66 Mustan9 HT, v-s. aulO, P IS. PB, To......00, lull ,... • a1r.1-----'----.... low m11... • -·
rtra. New brake•. tlra. Lo Gold wlhlltcl< kip A inlerlar. PIW, air, AM/FM .....,, 1'1""""1 , ... ~?pm_._ !500. PO""" & C radio. Lib ,_ (,.;q>!:J.
'68 fuehird 400, dUc bnl<e•, ml. Oean. Priced lo ..U. VB, aulomatlc. PS. fact air Bkt aealL JmtnAC. l1,000 '"' .. · --P~ ,.,.,.. BILL JONES
tllch &: spoiler. Altered Pri pt;y. 642-4127, ~-cond. Hurry on thla ~ Mvs O'aeaa, '3*. MM600. 1986 G'ro eonvrt -New tire.~ 8 J
""'"""'"'n ~ exhaUll. O.lux ' (SKBlSl). fl!l9.. .., Oki• Del.-. tlr Ht .w PINTO ..... lo ntL, --""'· • • Sportscar Center
Int. air, aulo, •...W ,.,,.,.,, UNCOLN BILL JONES rood, vinyl lop, orlJ owner. --_.-,,.-_,.....,"': oell lhla .... SlOO / ofr ..
&: tires. Ori& owner. $1595. =.,,....,--,...,,...,-..,-~ $995. 557--0824. '72 Pinto Runabout. 1.Dftded t'll-1544. 2&'-' Harbar, Colt& M~
673-56.17. '67 Continental 2 dr. Landau 8.J, Sportscar Ctr. '69 Toro"ado Jully •-·d-.. except air. Low ml. Must '61 Po "· C I 1· . 54()-4491 " • ..,.. 1;1.•, sell. Asking Sl175. 968-6044 n ...... c a a uui., air, ps, FORD top, air, p/1, pfb, tape 2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa 31,000 mi. AM/Fl\f, vinyl auto trans, Ont' ownt'r, im· 1971 YEGA Cnn1p Back,
deck, tilt wheel, new tire1,. 540-4491 roof, pwr wind. 673-7060. PLYMOUTH mac. Cream/black 1 n t. shlif'p rond., under 10,IXXI
low milc>s. Sl ,575, 673-7419. --------. 110001 If -=3156 f I 1· 1-• 1 '69 MUSTANG '66 MUSTANG VS. Auto. ·57 Olds 88, 4 dr he.rdtop, o er ....,.. m1 .. ac. air. 1n.,... I us.
Coupe. 40,875 miles. Auto-MERCURY Tram. Vinyl roof. Good BeRt offer talws! PIS, 1972 DUSTER, white, f ,(O) PONTIAC BonfM!Ville '59, Grf Must _IH'll. Sl!ISO or best of-
matic, power steering, 1 ____ tire1. SUPER FINE! PIB,-646-7254. mi, auto U&NI, P/8, dtM: cond. $250 or best ofr . ..!._rr this week. 494--0404.
radio, strong. (131&!7). '7Q.Marqul1 Brough•m _,...._%108 _______ Sell klle Item.Ii , •• 642-5678 brakes. $2'l50. ---1624461. Need a "Pad"! PlftOI! an ad!
$ 1799 Gold beauty • h1k lnl Full Autvt. lmpo<ted 970 Autos, lmpomd 970 Autoo, lmportell 970 Autvt. Imported 970 Autoo, Im,.,... '70
CONNELL pwr, air, at ..... tilt -·
CHEVROLET new ttra. -
2828 Harlxr Blvd., 'rf MERCURY Sta. Wgn .
Costa Mesa 546-UJ:J Colon;y Park. air, 9 pus.
MUST tee to ~te. l!m. ~. &U-!mt.
4 Dr. LTD. Gt'ffll, white '69 Mere XlOO Marauder
top. Beauttrul condition. Xlnt mnd. many xtru.
$3000. can Mn. Davil, 11.595. 9611-2810.
weekdays 9 ID 5, 642-1626. '12 Mere Montego, lo ml. pa,
1960 Ford R&nchero tor sale. pb, &ir' ccmd., rad, 2 dr.,
New tires, need1 work $100. $3500. Tranataftd. 142-3674.
Cllll alter 5 o'clock
weekdays 642-6468. MUSTANG
=--=-c--~---~---------'68 Torino Wagon, pb/p1, '67 MUSTANG
rear wind. New tires. Alr. V-8, AT. Vinyl Top, L:lw
Trlr. hitch, 68,CMXI ml. $1200. Miles, New Tires, Sacrifice
644-ll632. $995
'68 FORD LTD, Broulbam, 4 k.-3242; aft 5, 557...fStO
tlr 8'1lan. l'lll pwr, A/C, 'tll M-. Fully 1ood<d.
Land.au top. AMIJ'M, Good Map, t: ttrt.. Ntwr ~
"'""-pri/J>11.-. rodd<d. Perf. <fllld. -ID-
'61 1Wd, 1 T \!ID. Auto. Wlted. A a k 1 n E $2100.
ponelled, b<d. 9"C---MHllla!t5-"JO Mustanc Conv., V-.!. 351
'II 1'ah1ane I pa.a wp,. q, ale. p/1, p I b ,
Auto, PS, PtiH. Clean. ou.tstandlng cond., conJ red.
-SIG-ml $1195. -"IO LTD, 1 .....,, air, 11,000 1967 M-. SltaJl>J
mt., bded. X1nt cond. AC, auto, vinyl top.
12895. MM7TI Pvt pty. 968-t8'12
mt PINTO '65 Mualq 289. Dopenda~•.
Pftftct. lJke new, $600. Call between 12-S.
*llHS8ll* IU63l6 =--==-:-=-=-I '61 Ford Van-New '68 eng. ~. Ot" o&r.
-....: $116.'13/olfer. lllMlltl.
="511'4UJ""'c::;:.;:,,•;..,;M:;;uat~•=ll=--i·115 MVSTANG Conv., 4 apd,
'IS Fon! Ve. New enc. '115 MUBl'ANG, .V-1. auto,
-atraa. ,A lot of Clll' P/S. air. Xlnt cond. SlOO.
tor $9118.'15. -· m&llOI ••. c=-,,-_,=--=..,..=,.., 'Tl Pinto. SUck.
l5;IXXI ml. S1800. * 173-3421 •
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TORINO ' : . PINTO COURIER --
SfATION WAGON
PINTo --UPEJrVllr
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Looded C2M5t2420'2J
FULL PRICE
Cruisom1tlc1 Radio, Acc•nt GrOups,
Front & R11r Bumper Gu1rds.
2X12X30406
ECONOMY PICKUP
Looded (SGTAMG 12694) 2000 CC En91ne. Disc Br•k•. Recfio,
Front a, RH r lv•pet' Guards1 Tlnt.ed
Gin .. 2RC IX157101
Brand New 1972 Brand New1972Brand .New1972 Brand New1912 Brcinci Newl972
PI NTO ·
2 DOOR SEDAN
(2RlOWl9.127~)
1970 .
MAVERICK
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. $1677
1969
FORD
,Gola•" 500 4 doO< horll!C111. v.a. ,.
41;,, ~1a11r, lacr, 11<, Y•n~I rool .
!ZNS~67)
$1677
'64 FALCON
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MUSTANG T -BIRD couNTRY squ1RE . Pi ckup F-250
~ _ _ _2 ~!~ ~2~~~~~~~F 2 DOOR HARDTOP Lo•dod including P•wor Brokos, Pow· ...W_......, .. , ... ....,_u11YRM22131
• . . , _ · tooded (2J87Nt281l5•J __ , er Windows, Duel F'dng R•~r s .. ts, · (f.aS&Rlj473161 . -
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$J OO $1 800 s1 200 s . ·. · 94
off window sticker off•••••• 1tlck1r . off wlnHw ltlc:kw ''''tu'"& 11c,lfu •
1971 1971 1971 1969 1968-
VEGA . DATSUN MUSTANG PO NTIAC COUG AR
C.mper VII' 'lrtltl Kit, 4 SfiMd, Aulv. troris.. bdiQ,. Mlalw, low Mi-M1Alop. Vinyl Roof, VI, Aut1111tlc .......................
lellge, Niu As*"" tlOICX\ll rick.,,_ 4 SPNCI. lll:adll anf T"""-f«I.-, Air, ,_. Sre.ing.. ...., ................... lll:adlo, HHI•. (.C. of4') HHlilr. ffff EOKI -llndio. Hllrtwr, ltw Mitt. 1664 COM) Ucal llilw ....... .....,, (ZDO 5631
s1777 $1877 . $1637 $2877 ' $1977 51477 ;·
1969 1971 A-1 1972 1972 A-l 1971 1970 .1961 :.,~·
CHRYSLER CAPRI PINTO MUSTANG PINTO FORD MUST AN-G"
NEW YO«m 4 *"-' .._ ""'1 IM 4s,..d.llM. .................. ..........sr,._..._......,.ww. Vl.A•tt .. Feet. Air, Viwyl r.,, rJ .. ,, s,.i. ._ HMtw. v""' w . u. GAU.XIE 500 4-o..r, ...,,,.,, yt; v ... Aufomlttc ,,_,_ .......
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PONTIAC PINTO MUSTANG FORD vw MUSTANG FOR.D
Cwnrrr ~uir• 9 Pa•••lt.,. Sl11tittl I G1l1ic11 D . 2 Door, Sport C11crhn1 9 1M11H"flf 11trtion ,.,.... v. Aurom11hc tr1n1~ la4it, 111011'1'. v .1, Autom1tk: Tr1n•., lll:MIO, Wogon. VI. Auto. r...,_ ~ Air. 2 Poor, 4 SPffd, R1dlo inf 2 DIOf ltdtlp. A611o!nolic. at/207) Root, V.t, Automatic Tr111t., I, IV!tl, '""1•. rodia. llMl191'. foci. air, (?'02Cfl) 11 .. llr, A!r Cond., Power StNr-r-St ....... lil90081 lar:lr. Manet HHltr. (TIB G7) Pow... Sl..,1119, Faaoty Air luggog1 111tlr. ll!'lr m~eagt. ( 172614) 11'!11, Low Mll1eg1. (WXM 064) of Fact. Wamnty. ('60Cl'H) Cond. (oM ASK} 1
s,2377 $1377 $157 7 $3277 $577 .. $1095 s1777
1967 PONTIAC 1968 vw .. 1967 MGB ..
VB, oufomalic. Nice os new thruout. s777
Specially priced. (RBV630)
FllElllD $ • .
Fully fottory equipped. foctory a;,, 117 7 •
etc. Must'" this one. (OSH98n
Rod~. healer.
(WXlt021)
I UI •. $171·
1967 VOLVO
4 Door$1d•11
Au1omol1c Irons., rod io, heater. $877
(UUB624)
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1/2TON PKKUP $777
' 1965 FORD LTD
4 DOOi llAIDTOP $ .
Tnily a fine family car. Equipped wilto 8 7 7
all desireoblo extras. (RIL342) •
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