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Home My WebLink About1972-09-30 - Orange Coast Pilot... - Newport B.,.fJor 2J Costfl Jflesa 0 ' • .Fountain VaUett 37 Huntington Beach 28 'VOL. 65, NO. 274, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES Satlta Ana %4 cor ..... clel .Jflflr 6 Edison 7 Orange 7 Coast EDITION • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA San Clemente 22 Alemany 7 Los Amigos 32 llniversity B Rim of World 40 Dataa Bills 6 Dlme-a-IJne BDI"galns TODAY! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1972 TEN CENTS Jrain Plunges, Carries 32 to Deaths • Indian Bones Physiciam So11tl1 Africa Archelogical 'Find' OJl Cpast __ Embitter.ed . Iragedy-- By JORN ZALLER Of ""' D•llY P'IJof Slaff After four days of painstaking digging !4»i tools that ranged from a hand trowl llOWn to fine camel hair brush, the Costa ~ archeologists knew they had made a rare find. . At thei.t (e8..fn what is DOW a vacant Jhb\tiftgion Beach cabbage field were the bone remnants of a 20-year-old ln<tian girl who bad been dead an estimated two to five centuries. She was curled on her right side in tight fetal positop in a 24-inch circular pit With tbe eye sockets in her skull facing due south. Also -and this is still unex- plaln<d -Ille bad a three inch basalt spearhead lodged be-., two v•rtabrae in ber back. "It's lmpossslhle to say why the girl was kll1itf,""sijs Mike Ahlering, one of • the excavators from Costa Mesa's Arebeologlcal Researh Inc. (ARI). "She might have been feuding.• She might have been caught trespassing on the land of a neighboring clan. She could even have been executed for an illicit love affair." Probably, be admit., the mystery o! the girl's death will never be solved. There are just too many gaps. But even so, the grave Is one of ARI's more valuable finds relating to the Gabrieleno Indians, the tribe that once r:iwxged on the Orange Coast and as far Qlli1ll .. Malibu. lt was all carelully excavated and everything was charted in detail. Not ~y PILOT hff,.... EXECUTION WEAPON Arrow Killed Girl much information was lost. However, ARI is not always so fortunate, and unless its luck changss, (See INDIAN, Page %) Pair Enter Recall Contest • By FREDERICK SCBOEMEHL . Lucllle Whitaker, a Laguna Beach resi- dent who resigned as president of the PTA Council to work for the recall of two Board of Education trustees, took out papers Friday to nm in the Dec. 5 school recall election. :Attorney Mlchael Sagal, also o! Laguna Beach reportedly, wtll take out papers Monday to run in the election. ~ers Dec. 5 will be asked whether • frostee.s Gerald Linke and Patricia GOlette sbou1d be removed from the · iaguna Beach Unified School District board and who should replace them, ii ~ are recalled. Mrs •. WbJtaker, 4t!, of 1597 .Slcyline Drive, said: "I believe in the Laguna Beach school system and will work towards constructive ha.rm on i o us leadership," Sagar, 38, of 974 Van Dyke Drive was not immediately available for comment. His wife, however, confU'llled be w1ll take out papeQJ lo run iQ, the election. Mrs. \lAtitaker said she will officially rile her papers Monday with the Registrar of Voters Office. Persons wishing to be candidates in the election must file by 5 p.m. Friday. The recall election was sparked early this summer, when the three-member majority bloc made up ol trustees Gill- ette, Linke and William Thomas voted .llGt (See RECALL, Pqe J) At Hoag By I. PETER KRIEG • ... Olll'r ,. ......... Collectivoly, the 13 I'l!Sident physicians parUcipating lo the Family Practice pro- gram at Haog Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach Friday issued a state- ment mildly critical of the hospital's decilion to 1iill the three-year-<>ld training program. Individually, they were appalled 8lld bitter. And they said the Pf'9!l'8ID won't even 1411 tliiOllb Jime.i~tal---tors said K would. · · St>ommen '!or the -docton-in-training at the center oontended Friday that there will be no Family Practice Center Iller next Jwte 311. They aald tllat the third-year resident. will !lni!h out their final year, but the others -wh> have one or two years more training to go -will begin leaving as sooo as they can find new residency programs, leaving the center without any doctors to staff iL At least two have already arranged to transfer to tbe residency program at Ventura Hospital "as soon as we can find a place to live." The residents issued a formal stat& ment that said they didn't like the (See HOAG, Page I) More Benefits F pr Medicare WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate voted 37-34 Friday to cover under Medicare the cost of hearing aids arx:I eye, dental and foot care fOI' individuals witl1 up to $3,000 of income end cc:q>les with up to $5,000. 1be emeodmeot, written into fbe big Social Security-Welfare bill over the strong opposition ol the bill's managers, was sponsored by Sen. Clai>orne Pell (0-R. I.) Pell brought up a similar amend· ment witb 00 income restrictioos 'Ibur&day. It was rejected 42-36. h1jures 71 JOHANNESBURG (UPI) A passenger train careened ofr a bend and plunged down a 15-foot embankment nea r Capetown today, killing dozens of passengers, railway officials said. At least 31 persons were killed and 71 others injured, many seriously, when the locomotive and seven packed coaches missed the turn 1D miles north of Malmesbury and 40 miles not1h ol Capetown, IJ)Okelmen for South African _ railways said. • DAILY ILOT Sflln P'MN t,IRS. S:fEPHENS ADMIRES WASH JOB ON LONGJOHNS Cosio Moun'• Vlnto90 Wosher (1900) Still 0001 IM Job Good Old Days Mesa Couple Can Still Live Them If the llgbts went out at the borne of Evelyn and Leland stepheos or Costa Mesa, they'd probably light up a kerosene lamp and really e n j o y themselves. 'Ibey'd take one of those six old·time gas engines out of the g~ge, put a belt on ti. pulley, and let. It thmnp away. Need to wash clothes? Hook it up to the model 1900 Whirlpool washer, dump the cio'thes in its wooden tub, and run them through the wringer afterward. And why not, it does as good a job as any of the modem ones. Jf they needed wood for the stove, the Stepbtm' could hook up one of their engines to that antique saw behind their house. They've also got an antique com hlLSker they could press into service. And they could probably get their hands on a water pump too if they needed it· Most peOple don't remember it, but many of our convenient appliances were once powered by stationary gas engines like those Fairbanks Mone, Stover and Cushman jobs tbe Steohens' collect. "Out on the farms they had to use these engines because they didn't have any electricity," er.plains Mrs. Mone whose backyard at 179 E. lllth St. ls filled with antique fann machinery, including a hulking 1924-modcl Wallis tractor she calls "the green monster.'' Collecting antiques such as these is the hobby Of a small group of people around the country who have banded together ns members of the Early Days Gas Engine and Tractor Associatin. Every once in a while they have a big get-together at the Orange County Fairgrounds and dress up in Mother Hub- bards and bib overalls for a riirsnorting time. "The men who like these things are just like kids ," says Mrs. Stephens. "They'll be riding around on their trac- tors and if one ~aks down, lhey'll tear into It and really enjoy geUing dirty and greasy." Neari>y fann woe-ken Mhed to the scene first and used picks and spades to dig victims out of the wreckage hflm-e police arrived, the spokesman said. Fanner Melt Van Aarde, on wbo8e pro- perty the accident occurred, said it "was so gruesome that wtlen my \\li fe came I told her to go back home." Police said most of the injured, I~ eluding train e~ineer Frikkle Van Niekerk, had been rushed to SwartlaOO hospital in Mtilmesbury. . Van Niekerk said he did not know what caused the accident. "I heard and saw nothing. I banged my head and lost con- sciousness,'' railway officials quoted him as saying. All of the dead and most or the injured were Afri~, railway officials said. They said the train was en route to Bit- terfontein from Cape Town 200 miles to the ncrth. The train accident was one of South Africa's worst in a decade and the .,. cond serious train accident thi8 year. In March. a train from Johannesburg to the northern trarmsva il crashed killing 38 persons. Chess Olympics Open -But Without Bobby SKOPJE, Yugoslavia iAP) -The United States .split the third round of the men's Olympic chess finals Friday night 2·2 with Czechoslovakia. Earlier the U.S. chessmen bad maneuvered to the same score with Switzerland in the second round. ~alley Slaying SJJspects Elude Police When Mrs. Stephens was finally able to talk a local appliance deAler out of the old wringer-washer for $25, she took it to one of those get-together.s and put it to good use . HJ just took thoae dirty clothe.s and In a related development, the first session of the central committee of the International Chess Federation opened Friday in Skopje. Conspicuous by his absence was Bobby Fischer, the n~w world chess champion. World champions are automatically given membership on the central committee. ... ~. •• :: SOUGHT IN SLAYING ••• First M ..... Suopecl • • Two suspects in the brutal multiple stabbing murder of a Fountain ViUey gas station owner were stll1 at ·large to- day alter an Intense pOIJce Investigation netted no-Immediate ....Wla- Police are •till operatloi oo the theory that Louis J. Lovko, proprlttor ot the Shell staUoo at the oomu ol Buobsrd Sttoel and Talbert Avewe, WU tilled wben he surprised two thieves by resisting their Tllursday Dlghl lltempl to rob him. lllow.ver, the poalbWty tllat 11 was a ---"'-munfer,. .. ·,un ""'" ~·110lioe . . '.'!~ .. ---1 • "'. ' T.N ,~ •. ·~ ·,,,, ~!..'.~. . . "i·I I I The Orange County corooen 'lllce Fli- day officially listed the CAUIO<Of cfqth as multiple stab ....,.. to lllt body, "It looboj llke .......... .... really mad at him," obeervff. lGn6 <broner'• deputy alter revl.,..lni tbe aulA!ply report. ' Late Friday ....... police iocolod -they be1levtd lo be Ille --poo -• folding podool. -wllh • six-inch blade -lying In a field about 500 yards east of the murder tc::ene. A police dog later snlfltd out a trail from the gas station .. Jeadlng to tbe murder Welpoflt and contj_nued the east- bound trail parallel to Talbert Avemie, across the Held, and up to Brooklwrot sir..~ where the trail apparently ended. Police an no1 sure wbelber the BUSpeCts cootlnued· ruJlD!nc a c r o 11 Brookhurst, had a vehicle walflni at Illa! spot, or simply bil<hliiUd a ride. .' . Early Friday an.m.o.,.,po11cio relemed CO!!'P,Ollt~ drawings orv.e v1c11m1 based on delcriptj~ bf oeverel wllnOaaes. The suspeds were l,1oth reported lo be male Malcan, about 19 ,_.. old, with dark bltr. . The first suspecl, """ all!fledly dlotracted ID oolllde lu.ndanl while I aecond suspect went lolld& to attempt a .-y, wu delcrlbed 11 being f.10, l!V pounds, with <WIJ balr .• Tbe aecond apect .... 1l1cl ·to be about 1-1, 210 PQllDda •'llllb lilgblly big hair. • ••• OF STATION' ATTENDANT Socond Mu ... S._t (See ANTIQUES , Page Zl Woman llol.ds Up Record Store In Costa Mesa A Yo1Jn8 wanan escaped on foot with about '4-00 from a Coota Mesa r<a>rd.sbop Fridlf. njgl!l ,after ~teiJlng emp)oyes 9lth w!>at she aald wu a hklclen gun. Police llft!d the ivomo,n bi ·her early lwooll., and wtth a medlum tlulld entered Reem! World, 2330 Harbor Blvd., about 1:4$ and demanded the CW>'• ...,.lets. No customers were bl the shop Bl the clerk at the rtgloter reportedly hc<ded tbe young lady's demands- Io Anabelm, meanwhile, Po11ce rtported three seperate anned robberies f<'rlday ntaht. In all c .... , the suspects escaped, police uld. 'Ille amount. stolen rrom on all-night market, a liquor store, and a hamburger stand were nol disclosed . Orange Coasl WealJaer High clouds will hover over the Orange Cioast today and Sunday, but the sun should have no trouble shining lbrough. Warmer after- nooos are forecast with hlglls ap- proaching 80. INSmE TObAY Newport Beach trnll bt "on locaiio11 " soon as the: camera.s begin 1'olling on a 'iew Walt Disney mouie. See E1'ter&ain· metlt3 Poge 19. ··-C ... rtll Nt'ft Cllltlffll .... .. CMIMll!t , ... ,_ °""' IMtlch 1 .... ,. .. _, l•lt I·• P:am1.., .,.,. 1 11.-"-/lw• ~ 12 "-tc-. • • ,..,... ' IJ.11 n lllkll Mertiti. 1•11 n u .... L.911 ' ci • • 2 DAILY PILOT Who "II Be Nixon "s Soloni> Wrong Bank Joh ' By JACK LEFLER A~ ... l'rnt W'H"t A polilieal "cteran and 1 school tache.r making his fln:t ral.'t are v.·03ing • )ow-keyed but intenire campat11n for election u Richard N J x o n ' s oon- eressman. Tbelr bat1le has singular aspect• because California's 42nd Congressional District embraces the Prcsidenl's San Clemente horne -the Western Whitt ·H~. The rivals arc 1tcpublican Clair W. Burgener, Y.'ho hu.!I been In polltlcs since 19$3, and Democrat Bob Loy.·e. v:ho tta<:hes courses in American government tn a cow1try high school. If Nixon ls r~lected, does the pros· Two More Die In Ireland Gun Battle BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP> - British soldiers killed a guerilla gunman and a 19-year-old girl they claimed was a sniper in a gun battle around a Belfast funeral procession Friday, climaxing a day or Violence acrosa Northern Ireland. A BrlUah soldier also was killed and two othu were serk>usly wounded in firefights in Belfast and Londonderry. A milkman was gunned down In a terrorist raid on a lonely farmhouse . · Fifteen persons were shot and wounded Friday Jtight when guerrilla! lobbed a bomb tnto a crowded downtown bar from a 1peedjng c•. Gunfire crackled around the fiercely Roman Catholic Falla Road sector, an Jrish Republican Army stronghold, where the day's biggest clash erupted. lbeacnuai~JWL involved in the shooting around Belfast and reported at least six were shot. A BCOre of buses and autos were hijacked to fonn bamcades by rioters. Some were set afire. By the end or the day, the known caaua1ty toll waa rour dead, tY..'O soldiers' badJy wounded, four policemen and a mailman hlt by guerrilla machlnegun fire aod at least three clvlllans wounded. On e was a 1uapected anlper. •The violence raised Ulster's death toll from three years of sectarian fighting to 583. The teen-age girl was hit by several army bullets tn lhe Fallll Road area when soldJers were keeping watch oo the funeral proceulon of a Catholic barman killed in a bomb blast three days ago. 'Ille army claimed the girl had a pl!Jol, but angry local Catholics insisted she was unanned. She waa n11hed. to a hospital but died later. San Clementean, Four Others H el.d In Narcotic Raid A 22-year-0ld San Clemente man and four other penons were arrested Friday on charges of possession end J>OS6fSSk>n !or salt ol. 87 pounds of marijll8na. The arrests wtre made In Van NLl)'s about 3 p.m. by a combined force 0( of. Ileen from the Garden Grove and Orange poUce departments and the St~te Narcotics Bureau, according to Garden Grove police. Dale Fales, 22, of 209 Oalle Dorado, San Clemente was among those booked alter police raided a Van Nuys honie and allegedly found the 37 pound! of mari· juana, a small quantity of am· phetamines, and an unknown white substru1ce. 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Ht might tend to do aomet hlng for lhe ~2nd district that he v.ouldn't If he didri't live hert ." Jlurgener , 50, a successful rell\ estate fii m owner . .:ot into poll!lcs in 1953 when elcclcd to the San Diego City Council. tic Wa!S tll"itted to the stiate As~mbly In 1962 Rnd re--clectl'd In 1964 , elected to tht st:ite Senate In 1966 and rHlected in 1970. He wa1 N1Jon '1 San °'''° County campaign manager ln lMO. From Pqe I eursener aa.y1 ht bas ''a batting ave rage of ~ lo tlO percent" ln 1up- porllng Nixon policies. Lo~·e. $5, bu been teaching Lbe Wt IZ ye.an at ~ Olequil.o JUgh School lilfler having held administTaUvr )obi In the U.S. Indian Service and the Internal Re venue Service. "I believe the rood to peace is wtthdra"•al of all U.S. troops and wa r 111a tcrials from Southeast Nila," he says .. "I \.\'Ullt to go to Washington to vote for life instead of death." Lowe sayll he .spent only Sl ,400 on his primary election campa lgn, a n d Burgener says he spent $60.<KX>. Neither appeared on televillan or Uled blllboardJ. "We have 1 volwlteer 1peakm bure1u INDIAN SKELETON • • • AhlerJn& 11)'1 the Oranl• COUt may soon !Ole what ol Ill ~Jory hasn 'I already been Iott Jo housing tracts. "Too often we sun get l11t minute calla that bulldozing l.s going to begin tomor- ro w and do we want to look around," he complains. ·•we need to know weeks earlier i! we 're going to be effective preserving a site." Huntington Beach, where the executed Indian girl was found , is one o! the few areas where ARI doesn't have to an- ticipate such races with bulldozers. The city has sponsored a comprehensive, inch·by·inch survey or all its undeveloped land in an effort to discove r all major archeological sites. So far , 20 "sure ~ites" have been mapped, and when the study is finished , the infonn.allon will be turned over to the plBMing department, whlch will then serve as guardian of the sites. ARI has also begun communicating with Newport Beach, C.OSta Mesa, Irvine, Laguna Beach, and (Jrange County. All the responses so far have been favorable, according to Ahlerl!Je... e1cept rssta ' Mesa, which hasn't replied to the two ter.-- ters lt has been sent. "Our hope isn't to dig up all the sites in the county," AhJering says. "There are just too many. But if we can locate them early enough, we can usuall y find a way to save them without hw1ing develop. ment at all ." What the ARI and other resean:h teams have been able to discover about the Gatrieleno -named by the Spanish after the San Gabriel Mission -is lasclnallng. Their population probably never e1· ceeded 20,000 in lbe whole of what ls now the Los Angeles basin and COMtal areas, so they were able to live off the land with very little wort. They eathered seed and acorns and hunted rabblll and deer. TheY spent their winters an th& <>ranie Coast gathering clam.s. This activity was 'P05Sible ~ause the Santa Ana river lowlands, upper Ne\\iport Bay, and Bolsa Chica marsh \\·ere much wetter in preceeding cen- turies than they are now, and when ocean tides were low, lnunense mud flats were exPQSed. The Indians camped on the blu!fs overlooking these flats. and when they v.·ere hungry, they simply walked down, picked out IO or 15 shellfish, and returned to camp to eat them. With food thus provided , mu ch or the rest of their time was free , and evidence ind icates they were indeed a carefree people. Men , women, and children ran naked, weather permitting: and warfare \vas unknown. Like most primitive peoples, the Gabrieleno were prodigious storyt~llers, and in addition, they aang, danced, and played musical instruments th~y fashioned from shells and animal bones. The Spanish saw all this, Ahlering says, and "thought the Gabrieleno were in- capapble of hard work . "But now we know It's just that they didn 't have to work very often . When there was a need, they were oble to meet it." Archeological research Inc. has been a ~on-profit, scientific rese!lrch corporation 111 Costa f\1esa since 1969, but it Is only recently that it has become deeply In· \·olvecf with the Gabrleleno. ''There ¥.·as no one in Or"nge County working on local archeology in a pro- fessional way," Ahlering says. "As peo-- ple found out about us. our \c>e"I business hes been lncreAsing rapidly," In addition to the 11unti ngton Beach Study, ARI bas done ma jor studies ror £1gnal OU Co. on Its Bo\sa Chica marsh property. and holds the contract for all Clirysler Reca.lls Cc1rs arid Trucks For Malfu1ictions DETROIT ( lJPI) -Chrysler Corp. •n- nounced fo"rldny it had Mgun t·wo reca ll can1pnigns Involving 129 cars wilh a flffll.i:lhlc brake problem and 407 light-Outy truck!! with poaslblie steering gear defects. In the paseenger car com p.algn , 129 flw nen are be.Ing advised their Dodge Polara. Monaco or Plymouth Fury autnmobUes may be equipped with a 1m model left front disc broke lhsteo d of that for a 1m model car, a company spokesman }aid. · OWnen are being told to return the vehicles to dealers for replacement of the brake llntni auembly ln U1e second campaign, ownei'I or 407 f·111r·Wheel drive light-duly 19'/t-model O<lrlge trucks are being advised the nuts h l1J'nit the steering mt c h a n Is m 1ogether may not have bttn adequately 1l•hteoed. Dealera wlll correct the prol> le.111· • DIGS UP INDIANS Archoologlll Ahlorlng arcbeolog ical work done on Irvine Ranch land. Discovering an artheologlcal site is not as dif"ficult 8! it rrught seem, ac· cording to Ablering. "We're very lucky with the Gabrieleno.'' he says. "After centur'les and centuries of eating clams and throw· ing away the shells on the same site, the soil has a very distinctive coloration. And, of course, it's usually covered with shell fragments." Other telltale signs include pieces or ground rock, small mounds (for a burial site), and any sudden or wiu1ual change 1n vegetation. "Unless you're a trained observer. you probably won't recognize many or these things," Ahlering says. And, he quickly adds , it's just as well. Second only to the bulldozer in destroy· ing arcbeological sites is the amateur, the weekend scavenger who finds a site by pok ing around and then digs it up for hlmself. "Some of our most valuable in· formation cornea from the position of the body in the grave, or from the very small artifacts that the amateur would never notice," Ahlering says. In the case of the Huntington Beach Indian girl. for example, an amateur pro- bably wouldn't have noticed t be spearhead in the girl's back. And he cfr· talnly woo ldn't have noticed that the eye sotkets were pointed due south, which ls a detail or definite religious significance that enables the time period or the girl's life to be estabUshed. There Is so much involved in a com· p!ete excavation of a site, in fact, that ARI prefers to avoid excavating except in cases where the site is about to be destroyed. "The state or the art in archeology bas made great progress in the past 2Q years." aays Ahlering, "and we expect a lot more to be mede in the next 20. A1icie1tt lridians H a.d Tlteir Ow1i Drug, Sex Woes Sex and drugs. top concerns for moclem Orange County. also were bi~ problems for the Indians who lived l"'crc before the white man arrived. As part of the initiation process through which every Gabrleleoo Indian had to pass in order to achieve manhood, tho young man had to swallow 1 potion of Jemson weed , or as It is more oommooJy known today. loco weed. - The purpost of thls dru1 was to induce e th~ to four-day dreaming period irr which a guldlng splrll would lnlroduce itsell. However. Sponlsh 0~1 report Jbat the drug bad 1 trqlc. aide •.fleet, half ol lta users, the cream cf Gabrltleno manhood, wttt left 'With permanent phyllcal or nerve damage. In another parallel to modem thnes, Jhe Gabrteleno slruggled illceeufully - lbrougb not ldeolly -wltlfblrtb oonJrol. No married woman wu pe.nnltted to Iii•• Jnlmour1e with her hlll!liand unlll lhelr last child reachecl: ~.-lnl~ al•· Thua only a llmlled numliu OI chJldnn were produced, and al ..,.U,111>1.ctd In· tervalJ. • As for unmtuTled women, 'lnother Spanlard observed with what seemed a note or dbappointment : ''They wm very heautl ful, a'-o ea:tremety '\tlrtuoul." and will send aoroeone to Lalk to any group from aeraoJum srowen on up,'' Sl'lys Lowe. Burgener aays be makes about 10 spt«hes a v.-eek. Burgener is t'Oneeded an edge in the race because Republicans outnumber Democrats 120,000 to 90,000 in the district. The 42nd District ex1ends about 100 mile!l along the Southern California coast from Newport Beach into San Diego County. The Western \Vh.ite llouse previously was tn the district rept"esented by John Schm it z, who was defeated in the primary electlnn in a reapportioned district. He now 11 the Am erican Party's candld11.t for pre1idtnt. Court Rejects Suit w Swp Coastal Vote SACRAMENTO (AP) -A Sacramento court threw out a suit Friday aimed at rewriting the coastline initiative or ordering the me8sure kicked off the Nov. 7 ballot. Superior Court Judge Joseph A. DeCristoforo announced denial of the temp()rary restraining order against 1be propositon. He made no comment on his reasons. Attorney Albert Fiske, who filed the suit, said afterward, "I'm fairly cer- tain th at my clients will want me to ap- peal" lo the state appelate court in Sacramento. · Fiske's clients bad .eootendE.'d that the initi ative is "mislabeled and rrusleading" because the definition of "sea" in the measure would include all waterways FBI Agents Tliwart Holdr.tp NEW YORK (Al') -It wu paydJy for the FBI here Friday and two men plctt.d tbe wroog bank and lhe wrong time lo try and rob ~. When the men entered the Manhattan bank , there were nlne FBI agents: ln&Jde transacting penooaJ business. In fact, the bank, on the plush Upper East Side and located near an FBI office. has about 300 agent-customers. Bra nch Manager Philip Horton said the two men went to different win· dows, where each presented notes that read , "l have a bomb. Give me $10,000 or-." Horton said two agents were standing in line beh.JJ1d one of lhe lucklesa robbers. "Whal are you doing ?" one agent asked the man, who was carrying a cardboard box covered with black paper. "This i.s a sUckup." the man reportedly replied. "The hell It is," the agent sa.Jd, pulling his gun . Other agents joined in the capture and the 1ituaUon wu well in hand y,.·hen police arrived. From Page I ANTIQuE COLLECTORS • • • I dumped then1 in there for a v1e.1hing. JJ works pretty well too, except that you have to have rinsing facilities." she says. The rinse cycle hadn't been inven ted yet in the year 1900. When the gas engine and tractor en· thusiasts have no shows to attend. they're usually looking £or "accessories" to their engine!. These might be com shellers. cream separators or buzz saws. Or they mi ght be reading one of 9everal loclmlcal journals published by various chapters of the associallon, perhaps while listening to a recording <}I' some type of rare tractor on the stereef. Stephens' iron.wheeled Wall is is one of those rare types, so rare that it doesn't even run on casoline. "It just starta on guollne but once it gets going, It runs on kel"O.!ene and water," says Stephens, a coruJlruction supervisor for a telephone company. You start the two-ton monster by m: serting a hand crank into the engine and giving it a good yank to make the 1~ horses come to life. Stephens used to work on a fann in Michigan during su mmers when he wa& a' boy. "The horses were chased out by ~ tractors," he says. "A horse could plow only one to two acres a day and the trac· tor could do 10 acres." "My Job oo tbe farm Uled to be haullnjf water [or horses out to the steam englnfs which ran the saw mill and threshed wheat, barley and oats." The stephens' started their collection with an old gas engine they found at Big Bear Lake.The other items were adde(f through the years. It's a growing collection. It will get big- ger and Stephens says now, "l wish I just had five acres to store it au." W "iub~-M>-tidal-ac~----·F• -- r~iske said that Y."01.Jld extend the jurisdiction or the new coastal deve lop- 1nent agencies proposed in the bill to "vast inland areas" because of the tidal effects far up California r iv e r s , parlicularly in the Stockton a n d Sacramento areas where his clients own property near the Sacramento .1nd San Joaquin rivers. Defense attorneys had labeled Fiske's contention "absurd" and said that everi if Fiske had interpreted the definition or sea correctly, other parts or tbe initiative would limit the planning authority o:' the proposed new agencies to the coastal region. The initiative is intended to limit new developments along tbe C a I i f o r n i a · shoreline and give the proposed new agencies veto power over locally ~p. proved developments which don 'I meet guidelines for preserving public ~e<::ess to the ocean. DeCrisloforo issued his order without hearing further testimony. Proponents and roes of the proposed injunction <.1rgued before the judge for 41h hours 1'hursday and presented experts with contradictory testimony on the meaning of the 5,000.word initiative proposal. Tornado Rakes Chicago Area, Naval Trailers CHICAGO (APl -Three persons re- mained in hospitals Friday and cleanup work began at a trailer park near the Great Lakes Naval Training Center \vhcre a tornado ripped up 2Q mobile homes Thursday nlght. Eighteen persons were injured when the funnel cloud di pped to the ground at the naval center 35 miles north or Chicago. All but three persons were treated !or mino r injuries. Twelve mobile homes were destroyed at the Forrestal Village trailer can1j). Twenty-five other homes were damaged heavily and the twister slightly damaged most of the other 242 homes at the camp. Several road! in the area remained closed to traffic because of .the debris piled UJl by the twister, which was ac. companied by a violent rainstorm. The trailer camp was closed by Navy officials and ram.ilies moved in with fri ends or were located In motels. From Page I HOAG DOCTORS board's decision, but agreed there i.s nothing else they could have done. They said the controversy over the center had so badly divided the hospital's medical stafr that it would have been untenable to continue the program. "We understand that continued strife within the medical . staff would be demoia1itlng and wouJd lessen the quali· ty of care that the people of the com- munity have enjoyed," the statement said. ·~under the circumstances, the decision is the only logical conclusion the board could reach," the residents said. Dr. Robert Sversky best expressed their persooal feelin~, however, when he said: · "I personally was shocked and gravely disappointed at the decision by the Hoag board to eliminate the Family Practice Residency Program. "I feel hurt not only for myself and the other residents, but tbr Hoag Hospital and the members or the community who are most directly affected. ''History is strewn with the wreckage of institutions that fail to change in the changing times. "The Family Practice Center is a re- cent innovation in medJcine -an at· tempt lo bring back the much-needed general practitioner or old who was rapidly becoming extinct as exemplified by recent statistics which reveal that gene ral practitioners comprise but 15 percent or the total physicians in the country." The doctors, in their joint statement, offered their appreciation to "tho&e phys.icians who have expended their lime, energy and knowledge to us and we want the community to realize how many excellent physicians there are.'' But theY also sbarply criticized what they felt were uncalled-for innuendos in the hospital's presa release annoW'lcing the death of the program. Prlvately, they said they wert offended that the statement called th em "students" when most of them are licensed physicians. They also objected to the statement calllng the center a "clinic." But ln their statement, they also said, partlclpa.ting ln the program was never an issue, we reel obligated to take ex· ccption to the official statement of the hospital board that continuance of the • • • program might possibility lead to a lessening of care to the community.'' The hospital statement released Friday morning had quoted Board President A. Vincent Jorgensen as saying: . "Both lhe . boartl of dlrectC111 and tho} medical staff are in fuU agreement that these steps which we have taken will ~ sure the Cine health care that Hoag has consistently deli vered to the community over the past 20 years.'' The resident physicians rtsponded : , ··we are disappointed that after June 30, 1973, we will no longer be able to pro-- vide the comprehensive, quality care that has been available through the FamilY Practice Center since it began." ' From Pagel RECALL .•• to renew the contract of Supt. Ullom. William Ullom has been responsible for a nu mber of innovations in the local school system. Many of lhele c~es have been criticized by the majority trio. The trio also blocked the district's ap. plication. for. '102,000 in federal money this spring, irritating a nwnber ot parents and citizens who Conned the group backing the recall, Concerned Citizens for Schools. Mn. Wbllaker left her pool as PTA Council president when the group waa formed. She was active in the collection or signatures 00 petlti0fl3 to force the recaU election. Sagar served on the Educational Priorities Study Committee -a clti.Jens pa nel which explored problems within the school district earlier tbJa year. "For the last yea r and a half, I have observed a deteriorating condltton on the school board and feel that tho um. bas come to take a positive stand," said Mn. Whitaker. She and tu!r husband Dean have two children, Jeff, Ii, who graduated in 1971 from Laguna Beach High School and Michael. 10, a student at Top of the World Elementary School. Sagar and his wife Sharon also have two children. Steven. 11 and Kristen, a: Both attend Aliso Elem~nlaz'y School . 'Brotherhood' Hails Trial Posters Distributed in Laguna Beacli··'Be There!' By JACK CHAPPELL Of "" Dell• "'.., , .... Pos ten heralding the sch e du I e d Brolherhood o( Eternal Love drug con-- splracy trial were delivered door-to-door ond paned out along Jhe street In Laguna Beach Friday. The lrlal cf about half the suspeclll swept up In a serlf#i ot drug arrests 11 soheduled for Monday In the Santo Ana Supet1or Court. The postera urge "Ile There!'' ltowe•er. Chief Deputy Dl.ltrlct At· tcmey James Enright 1ald It la "blgbly doubtful" the """'' W.Uld be bean! tben. Enright ••P6& 1 conllnuan« In the matter. · - Law entorcement ornciall wish to round up 11s niany defendents RS possjble before lrtaJ starta. The posters feature pictures or 1lmothy Leary, drug priest and alleged • • ' founder of the Brolherbood of Eternal Love and Laguna S.1ch Del. Sgt. Nell Purcell who fl.TreSted Leary on maJi. Juana charg,. -the em.st wblcb land<d Leary In pri>on. Purcell, who along wilb other members of the Laguna Beach nart0tlcs oquad, I• credited wllh finlt recognlzlnJ the Brotherhood u • drug, basblsh, bashlsh oil and marijuana dl!lrlbUttng cent .... "'l'lley Insist Ibey an Jnlly a brotherhood of love, bUt we have Jbousands of pag., of testlmocy Jo show thelr drua:-orlented activities," Purcell laid. Ht said he feell the poster, wblCb depicll bis face on a bodp_ol.Lunirorm- ed figure holding the ke)'l lo the Orange County Joli, Is an alttmpt to dlacredlt police &<'CUlatlons of Brctherlllod drug af!IUalloo•. Leary ls shown on tbe lorebead of a wllljjed female lil\lrt. haloed and holding a "~h" ol IWel. Some of the posten Wll'I ~ oui fcllowln& tho Jury trill of Low Anlmlll, Don't E.tl 'l'bem proprlotor Jll!lll 1loullas lloberto In 1-Nlpl. Roberts •aid Friday that 10,000 ol tho block ond white pcaltn .,.... prtnlo4. The poller II "IY llmlliar to coe dllll'tbuled prtO< lo the trill ol 1IGl>eitl poston that 10\llld. llletr WI)' u far ~ Loi Anlelu '""""'· Art -k and the 1.,... """'" ... alike In bctJt ol Jbe jlsllten, altbolilb .tlJe Roberti' trial pooter na mulllcolored. The Bn>thorboccl pooter pruclalml "TllRN ONJ \111' wllot · II nallable to beCIOme aware ol ~ potntlall, ll'UNll INI Look wllhla 10"fllU llld dilecrltr the rullly "' wbq }'OU IMllJ ........ OIJT' Quit IU"""'1htl I' "711e1n tltai ' II vlolen<e arltnJed. U• ,.... lalonla to tum other -le on. Tum en, 'l\Jbo In ind DrOp out -1 Leary. llcran ht UJe4 to popillrloe the uae of the drug LSD. ....... ' s T Wor Sac in dls titJn B pro 'l"I for " city "I leas is in take ,,, \\'as 11 b day re and Call .. grou will said som bUt cleta ,,. will irll1 Wltb .. land inst H lien woul lien " d 11Jd cit free tao. .. " •• .. I Silurda), Stpttmotr .30, l Q72 DAIL y PILOT I . je.OW s in Hospital, Worried About Comrades I : ·WASHINGTON (AP) -The three '°W1 who returned boine Tmnday will tie lo military hospitals unW given a ·lcJ ... bill of !>faith" wblch depends on ~and lbe "wllhea of tbe men ," a lltnta19!! official said Friday. I Dr. Boler E. Shlelda, sptdal assistant for POW affalM, also denied a charge by Cora Welss, a member of the antiwar group w"ich escorted the three pilots tpne, that I.hey were forted in to the military hospitals. Experience with othen. who have returned from North Vietnamese prison camps shO'A'S that the "procedures we I State Session On Freeway Land Slated The califomia Department of Public \Vorks will meet again Wednesday ln Sacramento with county and clty ofrlclals in an effort to rind the best way to dispose of land made excess by the dele- tiein of the Pacific Coast Freeway. But highway officials foresee some problems ahead with Newport Beacb's r~uest to buy excesa right.of-way land for public park and recreation use. . "State law says that when the state dlsposes or property It must do so at fair ~rket vlilue," said Jerry Russell. a dPputy public works director. "What hap- pens if Newport Beach offers us $1 because it would be for public use?" The value of excess freeway land in the city has been estimated at $35 million. "l know there is some provision for lease arrangements but this whole issue is in e big legal .enarl right now and-will take some time to unrave -" Russell said. The coastal freeway corridor ·deletion \\'BS signed by Gov. Ront1ld Reagan Aug. 11 but wilt not become effective untU 61 days after the Legislature adjourns. Representatives of Russell's depart· rnent ha ve already met once with representatives of the ... League of Cities aiid the Supervisor's A.ssociation of California. "That meeting was mainly to lay some groondwork so our meeting Wednesday will result in concrete policies," Russell said. The group is attempting lo formulate some set plan for disposing of the land but Russell said a great number of details must first be worked out. , ,•tOftct wt hive 101M ~y mad!1 ~~ will Ile oble t6 go to cl .,,~ 1! inidivldually to see what Y601 iant caune with the land," he said. °For example, a city could ask that the 11nd be used for a conventiona l highway h\stead of a freeway," Russell added . He said the option or parks or recrea- tion uae of such land is still open but it would take special study betore such ac- tion were taken. "1bere is more to this issue than just dlapollng of the land, however," Russell •Id. "I think we are eventually going to dft some hard looklna at the valldlty of freeway agreement.s and declarations, too. It is a real legal hassle." ~egotiations Over c. BON N, Germany (AP) -West dennany and Communist China suc- cessfully completed talks today on t!ltablishing diplomatic relations aod ex- Changlng ambassadors, Bom's Foreign Ministry announced. The mlnlstry said a ~nt communique on this will be formally signed by Foreign Ministers Walter Scheel and Chi Peng-fel during Sqbeet's scheduled Oct. 10.14 visit to Pe- king. made are the be5t procedUttt to follow ," Shields Jaid. Altboll&b the tbtte •ppear to be In good health, Shielda said , Ibey will be ~leased frtm the hospitals only after the doctors give them :'a clean bill of health." How long that wW be depen<b on the doctors and "on the wishes of the men," he said. Shields was the first U.S. government official to meet with Navy lieutenants Markham L . Gartley of Greenville , Maine, and Norris A. Charles of San Diego and Air Force Maj. Edward K. Elias of Valdosta, Ga ., on their anivaJ Thursday night at New York 's John F. Kennedy International Alrport. Aboard the plane, Shields said, thet< v.·aa some initial hesitation by Gartley because ol some ·•personal problems he thought were UJ'llquely his." Shields said Gartley asked to talk with bis mother and explain the procedures and after that Gartley went alona: Wlingly. In their flr!it full day back on thelr native soil , the men evinced lingering tbou&}lts of comrades they Jell behind In captivity half a world away. "He's deeply interested In the men he left behind and in seeing their famlUes , '' said the mother of Gartley. The others also indicated the plight or an estimattd Frog's Legs mi Menu?. Mary Ann the cat gets eyeball to eyeball with an uninvited dinner guest in her plate, but the Miami toad, one of about a dozen unan- nounced diners, outbluffed the kitty and continued the stolen meal. Nixon Asks 'Rent Watch'; . McGovern Warns of Taxes WASHINGTON UPI) -Presiden t N;x. on has ordered a national "rent watch" lo assure that landlords do not raise rents on elderly persons who will be receiving 20 percent increases in their social security checks nex.t week. McGovern said the benefits for retired pel'19DI. the disabled and the widows and chllcbwl of deceased workers were "bad- ly needed," but that they should be lman- ced by ~me alternative means. 400 Americans still in North Vietnamese hands was on their minds. ~1ean11.•hile. controversy con tinued regarding the Defense Department's quick takeover of the pilots upon tbelr arri\'al Thursday night at Kennedy airport under escort by a quartet oI American antiwar activists. "They were separated and whisked away to three differen t places," said the Rev. Willlnm Sloane Coffin, ooe of the group to '¥\'horn Hanoi surrendered the POWs Sept. 17 . "The military have in- serttd themselves bet\\'etn the pilots and the American people.'' Nixon Pushed For Nobel Peace Prize • NEW YORK (UPI ) -A prominent grou p of businessmen and lawmakers. in- cluding William J . Casey, the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission and Sen . Strom Thurmond IR·S.C.) will campaign ror President Nixon's nomina- tion ror the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize. The campaign for the $73,00l prize was launched by Finance, a 1n o n t h I y magazine for businessmen. Support for the campaign bas come from such businessmen and lawmakers as William Paley, chainnan of the Columbia Broadcasting System. Frank Fitisimmons, president of the Interna- tional Brotherhood of Teamsters, and Sen. Hugh Scott, (~Pa.). The magazine's Edltor-ln-Chlef Elizabeth MacDonald Manning; who-fir!lt proposed-the-idea. said "We've never seen such a response In our lives, we've neve r had this u1uch 1nail." 'Ibe group decided on nex:t year's award for the President because the Nobel Prize Committee announced in Stockholm on Wednesday that no peace priie '¥\'Ould be made this y~ar. No reason \\'SS given. Mrs. Manning said that since an editorial in her magazine came out for the nomination of the President1 letters from Finance reader.i have run 68 to i in favor of the nomination . She added that over 6,00) persons have made contributions for the campaign, the largest being $3,000. No direct contact has been made wi th the Nobel Prize CommUtee in Sweden, other than consulting them about a com· plicated procedure involved in making nominations, Mrs. Manning said. "Proceduru we made are the best p~ cedures to follow," repUed Dr. Roger E. cedure1 to foUow," replied Shields, who waa the first government OCflclAI to meet wttb the pllota at Kennedy. Shields said there was some initial reluctance on lhe part of Gartley, Whose mother bad planned a vacation wllh him. But ShleJds sald Gartley went along will· inaly after it was explained that the Defense Department's sole concern wss the "medical 'A'ell being'' of the men. How long the trio will be hospitalized depends on them and their doctors , Shields said in \Yashlngton. Once releas- ed. thty will be given 1eava and t:htn "retumed to acllve duty lf they desire." Gartley. 28, was taken to St. Albans Naval hoipiU1I in New York Chy. There a spokesman said he had access to an outside telephone and could leave any time he 'A'ished. "He is by no means being held ,'' added C.'mdr. Hank Bowman. The three returned to their homeland wearing the uniforms or the military branches they served in Vietnam. 'M'le uniforms '¥\'ith combat decorations were put aboard their plane during a stop in ri.toscow, and they dec ided to don then1 before debarking in New York. Supe1·visors Bicl{eri11g Over Federal 'Windfall' By JACK BROUACK ORANGE COUNTY may get $9 million in federal revenue sharing funds early next month, but the money isn't in the bank yet. Nevertheless, a fight already is developing over how to spend It. NeW]Xlf't Beach's Ronald Caspers. chairman of the COWlty Board of Supervisors, has called for ·'full public hearings on the matter in which the coonty should spend its anUcipated $9 million." ON SEPT. 11, Supervisor David L. Baker of Garden Grove-· suggested-that-ihe-windfall-fund1-.ahould be e~ marked by the boa rd for property tax relief. Last Tuesday, Supervisor Ralph Clark of Anaheim complimented Baker on his "alertness," I.Jut said he thought Baker's suggestion was "premature." " CK ''J think we should hear from Lhe people on how lo spe nd this money," Clark said. He was backed by Mrs. Gerry Commons. chairman of the Citizens Direc- tion Flndlng Commission, a court advisory group. MRS. JEANETTE TURK of Huntington Beach. president of the Orange County League of \Yomen Voters, agreed. "A publlc hearing on the subject ls essential." she said. In his letter to fel.low members, Caspers said: "The growing publlc inter- est In the manner which the county should use the funds which the Nixon Ad· ministration will afford the county (dictates) that the people should have lbe fullest opportun.Jty to express their views on how lo spend the $9 million." Caspeni said there were several options .. among which are open space preservation and tax relief." IF BAKER'S proposal were adopted without dUuUon Jt COUid mean a 25- cent tax reduction to county property O'A'l1ers in the, coming fiscal yelr. The S9 million is only the beginning. That i3 what the county has comlnl retroactive to last Jan. t. There 'will be more next year. Nixon ordered the watch Frlday after mee ting with Arthur Fleming. his special consultant.on aging, and the Coat of Liv- ing CouncU. "Simply because a tenant receives a 2G percent increase in social securlty benefits is not a rea!On for a rent in- crease." said Council Director Donald Rums£eld in announcing the President's decision. 1972 DEMONSTRATOR Rums!eld said previous impro\'ements in social security benefits have often touched off rent increases. The Internal Revenue Service will be monitoring rent.a to determine if illegal increases are being made, Rums£eld said. Meanwhile, in St. Michael's, Md., Sen. George S. McGovern said that President Nixon Is preparing to increase payroll taxes by $6 billion a year to pay for im- oroved Sqcial Security benefits that take effect Sunday. SALE! CAPRI's TO Body Beautiful? CONTINENT AL'S! Sun Bather Faces Court Action,. " NEW YORK (AP! -Rochelle Gilbert Wnks nude sun bathing ls natunl and beauUfuJ, but New York ~late calls it a crlme. The 27-year.old secretary took off her bathing sul on a public beach last August and w.as arrested and charged wlth the crime of public lewdness. The New York Civil Liberties Union will defend her, contending that her pro- secution is "unhuman, illegal and un· constitutional .'' At a news conference at the Civil Uberties oLfices, Liz Schnelder, a law student from. the Center for Coostitu- Uonal Rights, said that while Miss Ollbert d;d expose her body, she dJd not ao it in a lewd manner. lt hapDtDed Oil Mill Itland In the Sheep!h .. d Bay area iJ. Brooklyn. ' • "It's outrqeous for the state to say that the mere existence and expwiure of the naked human body can be a crime worthy of as much as six montha in jail," sakl Miss Schnelder. Ml5a Gilbert , who caill henelf Shelly, was dressed for the conference In a pink and brown body suit and nail studded blue jeans. She said she had been topless on that same beach for the la st three summers and that this year, taking off her bathing suit seemed like the moat natural thing to do on a lovely sunny day. She played ball with some suited friends and then Jay down. "A crowd soon gathered around me. The men seemed to be enjoying themselves at fint. taking pictun1. But the women were very hostile, jabbing me, thro)lini sand at me. and calling me •ll kinds ol nameo iJko 'pig' and 'Uber al I to At one point more than :;o people wore 1atberod around. Soon the police were called and took her away. Miu Gilbert 1ays ber body II beauUf\JI. Sbe didn't put her suit on duplte the holtile crowd 0 because that would han acltnowledged !hat I had done IOmetblng wrong." 1'1bere art! many statues of node bodlel and people find them ·beautiful. But 1f YoU atand:tfert ta a Dude $latule nude younell, then people think lhars perverted(' said MW Gilbert. "People 1bould hive lhe option 14 enjoy the :ie1ch the way they want to." 'Ibo --llj) r.r I lllltlllfl in Brd!Jo c:iloimal OoUrt m UoadllJ. • • • CHOOSE FROM MARQUIS MONTEGOS e COUGARS e COMETS DRIVE ONE ... HOME TODAY! Home 01 The New Car . . . "GoWett roult" • Orange C:onntH'8 "l'•n•ll11 of f'h1e Cars" • ' : I I I I I Y 2B26 HARBOil BLVD., COSTA MESA • 640-6630 One Mlle So• .. ef tbe San Diego Freeway Home Of Th e New Car ••• "Golden Tottelt" 1· • DAILY PILOT GROWER WAS GIVEN SEEOS THAT BECAME 'PEPPER TOMATOES' _ He Doesn't Know Their Origin or How to Care for Them It's a Bit of Both Mesa1i Grows Odd 'Pepper Tomatoes' By JAN EDWARDS They taste like tomatoes but look like bell peppers. One agriculturist said the strange fruit might be a hybrid. Another sug- gested it's a mutation. Roy Bi!hop of Costa Mesa calls his plants "pepper-tomatoes." But he doesn't koow their origin or the proper way to care for them. The -that produced the oddity were given to him. --When-ript,-dle ~frul\.-is tomalofld and looks Uke bell peppers. Seedt Bre pepper-like, but pink. While the fruit rw characteristics, like the pepper, the foliage is h o 11 o w -stemmed and sprawling like the tomato plant. Bishop planted the three tall plants &!I small seeds. Tftmy-two other plants mysterloos!y died. One of them Is now six ~eel high and all yield fruit the size of a large naval ora~e. "Everyone that sees them is amazed," says BJfilop. "I took some to a nuraeryrnan who said: 'oh, a pepper. No, that's a tomato . . . now wait a mJnute!'" Bill>op oald a food m a nufa cturer who distributes caMed vegetables told him "there Is no way" to croM a tomato with a pepper. They are, however, both of lhe solaniwn family. An agriculturist he oon- wlted said the pl.ant is a mutation, a n offspring with chromosome ch a racte rl stlcs pennanently alt«ed from the parent. A UC! botanist, Dr. Peter Atsatt, said if the fruit shape is only pepper characteristk: or the plant, It is possibly a mutation - a change -of one or more genes. And he said such l'.l mutaUon is not ex· traordinary. . C.Omplying \vith t he a g ric ult u r i st' s in- struction&, Bishop is now allowing the fruit to ripen until the seeds are mushy and mature for planting in the future. Five cuttings planted ... ·• t,;llf~ • ~~<- • TASTE LIKE·TOMATOES, LOOK LIKE PEPPERS Roy Bit.hop of Costa Meaa Shows Strange Fruit two weeks ago have taken root and he .h'as now gratted ' one to the matn trunk of a large bell pep- per plant, hoping the· large will nourish the small. One day after _the graf- ting, he noted the cutting wa s "still pretty perky" looking. "I certainly hope that takes -but that should be another story.'' Bishop hopes through experimentation to "take the hoµow plant as it is and have it resemble end taste more oo tbe pepper sitfe" so ~t the fo.iit woo ld be as much li~e a pepper as possible and Lbe foliage would be as much like a tomato as pcmible. "ntings llke that can be dQoe·-Jl's oot like trying to ~·a peach tree with a tulip," ~ sakl. UCT's Atsatt. however. expressed doubt about the advisability of trying to alter the taste by ,grafting or by producing a large number of plants and in- breeding those having the most taste most like bell pepper. The probability of find· ing a chance mutation which altered Ule taste, be claimed, is very low.' • The strange seeds were sent to Bishop from his mother in Pennsylvania She got them from a farmer's wife and planted them, but they all died. "No one knows anything about them back there either -they caMOt trace the lady," Bishop said. "My mother sent them with other variety-type seeds and they were among them in a plain, white envelope labeled "pepper tomatoes.. " Bishop cares f., his plants each evening after working as· a truck driver. He S&YS he .gttes them tomato· orientetl ca re : watering once a week and feeding granulated tomato food periodically. He has prev.ared his unusual food by cutting off the top, plucking out the bulb of seeds suspended in- side the fruit's firm walls and stuffing ii with crab salad, ~ sal<id or anything that would taste good inside a bell pepper that tastes like a tomato. Container-plant Interest Hi gh There is a revival of interest th.is fall will provide a lli~ bloom in unique fashion in a in growing plants in containers display of color in mid-winter water-filled hyacinth. vase -~ially those which and spring. Many varieties Their lovely flowers add cheer flower. lend themselves to pot culture. to their sum.mdlngs wHh Growing plants this way The wee crocus provlde a big three or more bult>s in a ·pot. makes it possible to enjoy show when planted in special Golden daffodils displayed in- close-up the beauty of the sub-pots, 'Which have room for six doors, In containers, make any jects. The plant and planter or more bulbs. Hyacinths ~ seem sUbny. - create a distinctive dccQrationl--------'-----''----''----- -indoors as well as on the porch. patio or as a11 ac- cessory in the garden. Nondescript bulbs planted GAREDENA CENTER • FALL SALE AU flu.NT'l SHIUlllY, POTS 20010- 1t1JI llOOIHUIST HUNTIMTON HACH ............... ....,,.... ....., .. ) INSTALLED CHAIN-llNK FENCING I I Rubbing Necessary For Shine By ANDY LANG .,. .. .......,. .... Q -I rOC<lllly refllllshed the woOCen top or an old TV console. After taking' Off the old finish , I put on two coats Ifs Plum Puzzling CO'ITENllAM, England (UPI) -'l'llievea cleared Victor Baldrey's ab-acre fruit garden of tour tons or plums in one night. Baldrey said be was told by experts it must have taken a haU-dozen men working at full speed to · strip his 40 plwn trees. of varnish, then rubbed down •111111111•11111••••- the surface with pumice weekender powdei: and rubbing oil. It came out exceptionauy •mooth Gardener;s but is not as gl~y as before the rubbing. Is it possible. to restore the gloss without ap-Cliecklist plying another coat of varnish? A. -Yes. Repeat the rutr bing technique, but this time use rottenstone instead of pumice. Be sure to use a clean rubbing pad, preferably felt and not the one you used for the pumice. Plenty of vigorous rub6ing is necessary. Another rubdo~ith paste wax will help to preserve the finish. * Q. -My son spilled some ink on a varnished wooden table top. Unfortupately, he didn't tell us about it im- mediately. Several weeks have now passed. Is it still possible to get off the stain? Here are some lhings to be thlnltiog about this weekend. • For cool season co!Ol", set- out amuals now: CaleDduJas, vkllaa, pa.W:Jes, snapdragons, stocb, and Iceland Poppies are popular choices in the Golden State. • Plant that new lawn soon, or wait until spring. You want as much growth as possible before cool weather arrives. • Don't overlook anemones and ranunculus when yoo plant &Jrlng-l>looming bulbs this month. • Shop for early-flowering camellias this month. Many ol the Sasanqua Camellias are a SQUJ'Ce rof October color in the garden. • Snails become more ac- tive as the weather cools. Bait or pellets irovide an easy and effective control. ' • ..,,u,enb Historic Hyacinth In Tulip's Sh~dow Many legeQds accompany the tulip. Hiding in the shadow of., but not overshadowed by the more showy tulip is the fre:grant hyacinth, w h i c h emerges about the same time, and should al.so be planted in the fall. The hyacinth, also a bulb of great antiquity, was part of the Dutch bulb Crate of the 1630s. It bas come a long way from the ancient days wben it grew wild in Eastern Mediter· ranean areas. It was imported Double Crops From Garden LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) Get double crops out of your garden. The University of Nebraska Extension Service says as one crop matures and is used, plant another. As peas mature, plant another crop. Or plant another legume, such as green beans. Broccoli H direct seeded will head in the fall and be of mudi bet1er 'quality than tliooe harvested In Ille spring. Beets, cucumber, zucchini are .:= those which can take a planting. to Holland by IS70 and has steadily been improved upon there. 'Jbe hyacinth memorialized Hyacinthus, a gifted and handsome Grecian youth, slaln in a fit of jealousy by Zeptvyrus, God of the West Wand. This dastardly le&en· dary deed was committed while Hyaclnthus was throw· Ing Ille discus with Apollo, the Sun God. Apollo promised t h a t Hyaclnthus would be remembered always and from Hyaclnthu.s's blood caused a path of Cragrant p u r p I e flowers to flourish. Early in the 18th century there were about 50 varietJes of hyacinth. Soon afterward there were 2,000. As the hyacinth became fashionable, Madame de Pompadour cham- pioned It In the French court. The hyacinth is a member of the lily family, bearing thick spikes of delicate bell-like florets on strong stems. They are fine for virtuallY. any garden, formal or informal. A long way from the original purple limitation, the Dulch have developed shades of blue, bright red, soft pink, lavender, yellow and white, pastels and bright colors. Hit Snail Hideaways Snails have become an in- creasingly 'irTitating pest in the yards or Callforni1 homeowners. Pest Control Operators of California Inc., a nonprofit trade usoci&tlon, $3ys·a wise homeowner will take preven- ti v e measures to !orestaU malls ralhel' than rely simply on chemical CDIUol. This m ea n s el?ninaUng places where snails can hide and breed by removing trash, rompost, lumber piles end decaying logs and "9arc1s. Weeds Mar JFK Center WASHINGTON (AP) -'Ille John F. Kennedy Center In Ille nation's capital recently fell victim to a familiar blight : weeds." A. -I'm afraid not. Once ink settles into the pores of wood -or even the finish - it's impo~sible to get it owt. There is one possibility. If the table top had a reasonably thick coat of paste wax on it. the stain might have b e e n Watering System HyacinUls are beaut ifu I planted with other flowers, such as SpecieS t u I i p s • miniature daffodils and minor bu.I~ -grape hyacinth, scilla and crocus. Our friend Marc Reynolds, sugg~sts: , • Visitors' admiration for the performing arts center, with its foundations arxt terrace!, was dinuned ~ the profusion of unsig!Jtly weeds bot:derlng the building and filling Its pJanters. -, -prevented from-penetJaling.. But this is only a slim possibility. Vigorously rub down the top with turpentine in the hope thal removing the wax will also remove the stain. If the wax comes off but not the stain, try rubbing the area with rottenstone and oil as ex· plained. in the previous answer. If that doesn't work, you have no choice but to take off the entire finish with a varnish remover. Has Advantages Red, blue and p urpl e hyacinth varieties to contrast with clwnps of yellow or cream<0lor daffodils; white and blue hyacinths blend beautifully with the pinks and reds of azaleas; for a striking floral interplanting, g r o u p hyacinths wiUl low-growing Species tulips and have large, brilliant blossoms; plant hyacinths around light-leafed trees; plant them at Ille base of or-in between shrubbery. In an anti-weed crusade, the invaders were uvrooted and replaced by crawling ivy. The chances are the stain will. come off, but if it shouldn't, because it is in the bare-wood itself, you'll have to bleach it out with a com- mercial wood bleach, sold in most hardware stores, lumber yards and pai!1t stores. * Q. -I clipped a story our or a newspaper some time ago alxlut a refinishing project. It said to use water putty to fill nail holes in the wood. When I went to purchase some, the hardware dealer said .be dJdn't have it in stock but offered to sell me some plastic wood.. He said it's Ule same thing. Is it? A. -While water putty and plastic wood are both used for patching wood, llley definitely are not the same. Water putty Is a powdery substance which must be mi.J:ed with water to a putty-like oomistency. To get the color you must mix it with dry ooloring. Plastic wood is used just as it comes from the can or tube. It is available in a natural col· or. but well-stocked stores also carry it in light mahogany, dark mahogany, oak and walnut. Both water putty and plastic wood harden so that they can be sanded. For either of Andy Lang's helpful booklets. • ' Wood Finishing in the flome" or "All About Ceramic Tile," send 30 cents and a long. s ta mp e d . self-addressed envelope to Know-How, P. O, Box 477, Huntington, N. Y. 11743. Be sure lo specify which book.let you "'ant. o An underground, automated watering system will free you of much lawn care all through the hot summer. There are an estimated half million systems in operation already. Are they eiper'lsive? Do they use more water? Will Ur staUations destroy the present Lawn? Should you operate the system at night? New sptjnkler heads with) wider coverage and use of plastic pipe longer-lasting than some metal pipe have brought s ystems down to within reach! of most homeowners in tM ' last five years. ' The project may be a majot initial investment, but it c11n increase the value of property and lt is available for FHA financing. Most run 10-15 cents a square foot, depending on the system installed, labor costs, the number of trees and shrubs on the property, the property shape and soil con- dition. WWf;ll WATER bills will reduce the investment. The ststem uses mudl less water slDce it Dl!IY be programmed to iq>ply only u much as is neeiled for beol!lly turf. The beat systems deliver water on- ly 1lS fast as the soil can absorb ii, so there is no loss from runoff. A clock·controlled THOMAS f, ALLEN ANTIQUE~ Weekend1 or by Appoin tment 7892 Westminster Avenue Westminster. Ce. '7141892·7597 IN OUR GARDEN SHOP TERRARIUM SPECIALIST FROM 10 • 5 TODAY ONLY ' SEE THE INSIDE STORY ON HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN TERRARIUM. WE HAY.I' .A COMPLETE SELECTION OF TERRARIUM SUf PLIES ' • 21/4" INDOOR. PLANTS • 4" AFRICAN YIOLITS • Asst. Glass TERlARIUMS 39c 1.77 3.25 up . ALSO AVAIL.AILE CHARCOAL, ROCK, IARX. MOSS & etc. GARDEN CENTER NEWPORT BEACH· e F•1hlon l1l1nd Store Only .clCPenney TheVl!llues 8AI here fMKY~ automated system can water lawns early in the morning 4 a.m. to 6 a.m. when pressure is highest and Ires from evaporation least. Fragrant Isle WATERING at night causes no harmful fungus problems. Actually, watering before sunrise wiW wash away dew and inhibit' fungus and bac- teria. Goll courses water largely before sunrise. Hyacinths are e xce 11 e nt along garden paths w i t h pansies, violas and forget-me- nots. N A S S A U • PARADISE ISLAND (UPI) -The sweet and lovely smell of fragrant blossoms pervades Nassau and Paradise Island, and many of the flowers are nam- ed for Insects, birds and marine life. A~ them are Spider Lily, Butterfly Flow..-, Hwnmlngbird'I Trumpet and Oy.ur Lily. 2648 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA u)li~t?S OPEN MRYDAY 9 • 6 HOW TO PLANT BULBS! WE'RE REPEATING LAST WEEK'S• SUCCESS. PHIL lllNIJING, ftoll'I 01vid1 I Rov1ton Bulb Co., i1 coming bac• S•t. to d1mon1tr1!1 BULB PLANTING. 0111 d1y 011ly. SAT., SEPT. 30 10 •.m.-J p.m. DON'T MISS THIS! ~(~·1 ·~ RANUNCULAS "TECOLOTE GIANTS" Highest qunlity tubers, 11emi- double to double varletlei. in colors from \\'hite thru red.~ wilh fernllke leaves. Superb as cut flowers. I J TYlllS '01 2.30 GREAT BARGAINS? "SPRING" THESE QUALITY BULBS NOW Daffodils .............. 3 for .7t Anemones ............ 8 for 1.Jt Freesi1s .............. 10 for 1.Jt Hyacinths ............ 1 for 1.7' Tulips .................... 5 for 1.00 Crocu1 ·····--···--····15 for 1.Sf "Dlltclri Wh1eha11r· .I" CNC• ~:~~········· 2.39 You'll be glad you planted ouT quality bulbs when you 1ee the abundanc• of Spring bl"°'"' ,Come in and get'em now, cau1e we need the $PACE • llOSE BUSHES YALU• TO U .tl NOW 1.98 . From' Charlotte ~g (red) to .Matterhorn (white~ Beautiful healthy plants -some In bloom. .... , . .,., ~. ' < CITRUS . .nd FRUIT TRIES A•~ (lncludblg ~ coda) Lefiion, lJme, Di-ON LY 3.50 onge Trees',. Loqua~· Kimi-· ... , quat al)d other&. ot.IANOERS .w. .. -",. NOW .JUST 3.98 Look around & you11 see how" Be•I these grow in our area. PHONS 546-55 • .. • . • ,. • ... , .. ·, d . .. .. " ,, , .. _,. .. . . • .- • :· •• • • •• ~ • • ;'-•• , -r I d • • Filc~r . ~ . .. ·will Look t A t Birdie : ~ From Wh Stnka ;· WoM c:hisa ·c h 1 Ill p to n : 8Gllby .,,,...,. -laid .. eainetee \~ bii.-eon- centrauon in the title match he won against Russian Boris ( PEOPLE J ,. .-. r • ,. :: • -. • :; • • • , • J •• . - • • • . , " ;, • FROM Fas ion l sl af:l.d ~~~·Bea , ·~:'f: ... -- " • .. How Rural Amerrea Sizes Up Election will need the farm vote U be cloesni g<t labor In a bloc. Mrs. McLaughlin, 50, says her unhappines s with McGovern does not mean she will vote for President Nixon. By .PETER M. KELLY TORRINGTON, Wyo. (UPI) -Mary McLaughlin got up from her pot roast dinner the other night to an,,wer her doorbell. Oubtde was neighbor Pansy BuUer. Mrs. Bullet, a Republlean "I JUST can't trust either of preolnct worker. was poUing them," 1be saJd. "'lbey're the block and a sked both shifty. M c Govern Mrs.' McLaughlin who She ~ would vote for ln the presiden-n' Ual election. 'I j Mst eta t trat "Joe Smith" said Mrs. McLaughlin, ~ lifelong either of tlte•. Democrat. T &.-·•re llotlt ••ff• "Who's be?" ~ff AmHlca -oovond dim din- ..... II the golf course .....t <( town, talks over coffee at mid· morning in Paul's C a f e , freight traln whlsUes across miles ol lmely farmland at nlghL On Main Street a "No Left Tum" 9lgn Is placed at the fn. ler8ectloo of Zlst Street on Satunlays, when llhopping Is the heaviest. Young people alter Friday night football games tm.J.ally wind up at the State Llne <>a.!& bar, dancing to C01Jntry and western music, or at 'The Mlnt, a bar anchoring Main Street near the Burlington & Northern Railway tr a c k s where music is louder and the company a little rougher. Main Street, shaded in fall evenings by maple and elm troes, 111111 north to the "lllll," Ille ...i~ district that ill a Republican lllronghold. Vl'IT....._.... Close U.tener s LislA!ning to Interna- tional Monetary Fund discussions In Washing- ton are Adoulaye ,Dial- lo, commissioner gen- eral for development ol Niger (top) and C. A. Kamara -Taylor, minis- ter of finance of Sierra Leone. OrrJy Coast~ SoutJierri Qffers e 63 Guaranteed Certificates ·Saturday Service ·The Insiders Club .-.r1 llnkleller The Insiders Club: A new way to beat inflation. Its membership card permits you to buy 'rearly every- t hing you new from the finest closed-door show~ rooAls at substantial sav· inSs -appliances, furn!· ture, stereo equipment, sporting goods, draperies and much, much more. You can even buy cars at the "fleet'' price and mobile homes and motor· cycles at sub$tantial sav· lngs. The Insiders Club • • Effective Annual Earnings 5.00%-5.13% Passbook. No Minimum, 5.75%-5.92% One Year Certificate $1,000 Minimum. 6.00%-6.18% Two to Fivei}'ear Certificates $5,00Q.Minimum. 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COAST I A~ID 50IJT'4ERN FEDERA L SAVINGS .._ ----.-. -" ---- ASlmOVERONE BIWON DOl.U.RS DAILY PILOT I Mixup Mfirmed ByCan~rTeam NEW YORK (AP ) -A how sUmulation o! the bn mlaWtdentanding O"ler a mune, o r dJseue-n&btinl cancer reaean:h report last systems of anJmall: wltJ -end has been blamed for cancer can r~k In compltll 1 wldespr<ad -bul false -dillaonearance o! their can belief that researchers at OU cers: •• Ridge NaUonal Laboratory The aclenilata aald this weel acieved a major advance in that the words "complet1 cancer treatment disappearance" apparentl)' ~ S c I e o t i s t a from tbe to reports of a bttakthtoulh ii laboratory told a news con--cancer treatment. ference that there was no such THE REPORTS con~ breakthrough and agreed that the use of a substance callee answers to the cancer problem BCG to stimulate the body'I may still Ue years in the natural defense mecbanl.sml fUture. in an effort to destroy canctJ SPOKD1'tEN SAID t h e cells. laboratory received hundreds Dr. Michael G. flanna Jr. of telephone calls from around an Oak Ridge researcher, saii the country and the world in· BCG destroyed small twnon quiring about the original in gu1nea pigs but hac report, based on a news diminishing rates of su~ release front the NaUonal Vo'hen used for larger twnors. Cancer Institute. 1-- The release said a team of scientists fr?m Ole institute HONG KONG and Oak Ridge "hsve pro- post'<i a mechanism to expln;n CUSTOM MADE 111111Ullilt Wl,.Uld Sun• ...•.•• »• ~ .. K111t S1i1lh ....... , , . • .. .U MNllolr W1rs1M l•lh , u sv,...,IM W8n!M S•lll . . . . . . 60 s1111 a w111 w.nted Svl11 •. • .w Casllm.tr1 W11t SllOrt JilC~ffl , , JI Slllrtt IM•"°lr•mmed) J e P'rk •t P'hu Duty a SlllHl111 e W1 ClfY Allr lryle • M .. N MNWf'e -hriKI P'lt • NMll T1IM,... -C•tffm Midi ...... ,,..... ,, .. lllWetl l•llrk• • o.ll•"Y 4 WNIU llJ Al~ll C1rte SIMcl\9 Dl_.1 Ck* D(TOllll I, f, l CAll Ma. C. T. 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(RTf. 39) -IN STANTON - ' ' II', ', ' • , ;' u, ' ' " ' . . i. \ • ' • , " I ' . , SALE ST ARTS SUNDI\ Y, OCTOBER I "' " STEREO .SOUND,$ OF THE HARBOR ' •1 Co111111e nt Page W r iter's La111eni••N othin_g 'Political Leaders Our Enemies' to The following ii from an article ~ 1hc Coll/"""4 Aggi<, the 1<ucU1ot newspaper at UC Datrli. By ROGER WERNER I have not reglstered to vote nor do I expect to. I don't feel I should say what's right for you. But I can say votlng 1S very wrong in a technological age. People who would have you l1M lhll (iprivileee" say w~· can change thJ.ngs oow that the IS.year~lda have the vote. But we have yet to gel anyone or trung worth voting for. lt'a always the lesser of two evilt. That's supJ)Med to be a choice! Even if it were a cOOice, how can it pos- sibly be an intelligent one when you get lies and distortions and evasions from both sidey- 1'ruc, some men are around (women. too) who are good. But so long as they ' . pliy lhe pollllcal pn>e Ibey .. -~ bll-bocome all-lmportanl 10 our ooo- ~mi,.. -IUrvlYIL • We 'are told to vote U we want cbange POUTICIANS hllvo riddio , '-" tbil -.. W<'ve got to use tbe 1}'>1em that at• d technology without' ~ the ---· llDj)OISible. You can't chaoge ~ ldet where they or ..,. ,,_ i-. .,._ bf not changing (or by only l'l!!>e· We, ln lllf> qe, l1lld -chllnl!lc "oorl of " but not rtally) ahiloet lotllly depend<nl· ...., fUnc. ' - tionblf t>dmolol<Y, yet we COl!tlnue IO TO CHANGE yoo have IO chlloge. And loolt to poUtlcl for dlroclioo.' lfaot poUti-li lttll ,,...., happen 10 ~ u we clans are lawym, yet tber ..-IO openLe ·wilb tbe asawnption and ''run'.' an tnlrl<ale toclmolog!cal coail1la pmnlltl of lhe Political D)tlllality. !l's huvily dependent upon many dJyene just blind faith In luck or empty bope and highly teclloicol •kills. (IOl1 of like organized rellgioo). !l's All one 11stens to the blatlier of tome faith ln the abstract, s~aJ'COlted oon- polilician, unseen bands channel hi! voice ceptl woven into our thinking by our to us and other unseen bands fumllh the phi!O!Ophen and hi!toria111. Liberty. power to do it. 1be power d. energy are Honor. Justice. 'Ibey aren't worth a they _key words in our lives today, not the nickel if I can't breathe the air or find a power of pol.ilics. To use energy wisely job. And Nixoo ian't tbe ooJy ooe who wanta to reJtrtct 11freedom" and mamtaln law and ord<r. Everyooe dote. Wllne!a tbe environmental movemmts' call for stricter poilutloo laws or Nader's call for consumer protection laws. And yet we hypocritically want our own penooal ..... of freedom increased. u "" look to legislation for --we're heading loward Nazi Germaey-type cootroL This Is oot an oppeal to be tp1tbetic and do notbiog. On the coolrary. there ;., much to be done to rebuild tbiJ society (and tbe world), es well as to iusl, keep tbe wheela of this tecbnological IOClety turning through the economic tUrlnou ahead. Wltb our dependence upon technology we can't affQrd to lel those wheels stop. Probably 99 percent of us would die II they stopped. 'lbere ls no place IO bide. WlTlllN THE nm few decodeo, the polJUciafw may quite Poalbly be lamted like animals u a result of conditions cleiulorallng beyond the llmlt of ., .. tlw -,_ .. Ndes, the pelit~ .... q1dte pemfll11 fie lt119'tetl d o to" Hice ••I-....,.,' tolerance. It wm't be because they're evil ; they're just Incompetent. People, ln their emotional reactkm, will seek a scapegoat. I submit tbey11 accuse the Politicialll. 'l1ley do oow and always bl ... Everyone wanta a better world, but we can't build a betle< _world by taWq of utopia with ~ words, or by electing and poying people lo meet. argue. compete. cheat, deceive, diBtort and comproml3<. We need to know where we are going and bow we 're going to get there. Thal takes design, plaMing, re5earch. COJ'D· petent skills and knowledge, resources and eDerfP'. The politician in this respect Is in· competent He is at the eye of the prob- lems of this world because bis egotism exceeds his inteile(t. He cannot 8MeSll the problems of the scorching pace of technological change other than in tenns of politics and political roeta..actton.. It's time for a tradeoff: 'lbe scientific melbod for tbe pol!Ucal method. Not the engineering mentality of technocrats ; a scientist as a poJillCian is still a politi· ciao. And as it has been said, the mar- riage of technology, and Po11tlcs has, as its child, 1984 .. Federal Activists Lose Sock Social Security Taxation Bureauc~at,s Disillusioned; Demonstrations a Drag (j A ea rns $50,000 a year and By G. C. TllELEN Jr. .f.IM(U.IH ....... Wrll., The activist widsrground , federal employe branch, has a case of the blahs. At their beadiest a few years ago, gO\'ernment employes at odds with Nlxon admlnlstration policies turned o u t thousands of marchers against the Jn~hina war; helped bring down cabinet officer Robert H. Finch ; grilled agency heads ; circulated petitions and organ.lied countle:ss protest meetings 1n the bowels llf sprawling f e d e r a J departments. The loosely knit cadre of mostly white, young and mlddle-clast bureaucrats hit the uptight civil service like a cold shower. The.ir iJsueS were the war, ctviJ.rigbls enforcement, poverty, urban reconslruC< tion and what the government wasn 't doing about them. THE 1f7t FINCH case te9Li.fies to their fonner Impact. President Nixon removed tbe secretary of Health, Education and Welfare after more than 2,CM» HEW employes demanded a ptiblic aceounting from Fiocb ol the administration's civil- rigliG.P,Ucie•. Today the oompll is gone. The &<:'-" tivists' bou·needling u n d e r g r o u n d newsletten appear more irregularly. The brown-bag discussion groups at lunch have lapsed. Few mai"ch. Pet..lliooS go wr circulated. · "Lobbying is useless and demonstia- tions are a drag," said Dr. Phil Ross, an antiwar activist at the NaUooaJ Institutes of Htllth. ''We've done what reasonable people could do, and we are disillusioned." ••A LOT OF government ~ple don't believe in government anymore," said Daniel J. Schulder, 1 $29,000-a-year federal hou!ing official. He beads tbe COmmlttee on Urban Prioritlea and Pea'ce, an employe group at the Depart- ment ol llouling and Urban l>evelopmenC (!WD). ''People are retreating into their own lives and weers; they !eel dirty ibout "And the me thing that bas ccntinued to grow is unions." Martha Tal>or of tbe Office of Economic Opportunily decried fonn<r activist& wbo have ''retired into some kind of )lel'IOOal cynicism..' "We've got to build a power base," she said. "And this tbroogh the union, nol 15 people in the basement having a dl!cussion group." BUREAUCRA'nC activism is by. no means dead. But it's written on a smaller tablet these days and has infected new &nJU!lll, blacks ln particular. .SO.Called task forces against racism "We cONJider ourselves basically a bread·and-butter union," said Thomas F. Jennings, president of the OEO local. "The peace groups can't relp.te to the everyday needs of peopJe. We help them out with grievances, transfers and the like." "WE'VE'gone back to the old politics," he said. "You do me a favor ; I'll do you a favor. • "People are beginning to realize that it's better to get half of the chamber of commerce on your side than to have a million perSOOB w a I k in g down Pennsylvania Aveme in a demonstra- tion." 'There are onlg so -• demonstrat ions gou e a tt 90 t o, onl11 so .,.. .. ,, petitions gou can sign.' The ultimate purpose ol. the organiz~ ing? "Participatory management or oomplete takeover of the agency by employ-es_." answered Jennings who wants to see federal workers control the what they are doing," Scbuld.,. said. A number of antiwar, antipoverty ac- tivists have left the government. Others, like Madeleine Golde, have tranderred !heir energies IO union orgpnlzlng. "There are only so many demonstra- tions .you cao go to, ooly so many peti- tions you can sign," said the Indian-al· fairs specialist at tbe llopetimeJst of Health, Education and Wellare. 1 "YOU GET stymied, and I t • s pOinUeu." "The only way to have radical change is to have numben," she said. have emerged at virtually every federal decision-making processes in their agen- agency and department in the past two cles am. departments. yean. These black-led black-eonsUtuled Why the new .pragmatism and low pro- groups quickly tooi: Ofer 1everal union file for the movement? Iocala, pressing demands on government Roy Morgan, a union and antiwar ac- managers for job advancement, training, tlvlst at HEW, Ucked off some reasons : niaea: and day care. -mmn administration managers have .Task~ leedm.ay Ibey are unim-"killed off the eo111 .. 1asm" of Idealistic j!alred · bt the id~W poilllcal young people wbo joined the government bangupo of white liberala and,radlcall. under the Democrats in lifllo; epi~y- Tbeir sole olm ls a ~ all<e of Ute , ment ol summer Interns from colleges ecooomlc pie for tbe black community. • lw been cut back, llmlttng the supply ol Jim Roblnsoo, a Jeoder ol tbe HEW fresh troops; and "people are aick of tbe task force, calls peace demonstratiOD! war, sick of beaing about it." "off-the-wall jazz." He professes to !ind · pays $468 Social Security Taxes,. less than 1 % of his income B earns $9,000 a yea r and also pays $468 or 5.2% of his income Social Sec':'rity~:if_iipped I • ' ' --'Not Get'iing Job · Done' ~----Our Mun ha San FrandsC!O-----.. no difference between President Nixon DEPRESSED or not, the activists are and bis Democratic challenger, George still taking some shots at administration By MARY ,COSTELLO •• """ •....-ell 11..wtf tempts to Um.it the increase to 10 percent met quick defeat. Congress passed the 21> percent increase on June 30, and Presi- dent Nixon signed the bill into law the following day, though c r i t i c l z i n g Congress for odding a "fiscally Ir- responsible'' amendment. Richest Grad W on't Show; He's on Run By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -"I really am serious about going into politics, you know," said Atly. Minot W. Tripp Jr. of Lafayette lo Bert Coffey as they stood alongside lhe swimming pool at Coffey's ho~se in Orinda, sipping their drinks. "Well," replied Coffey after some thought , "for openers. you 'll never make it with a name like h-Hnot W. Tripp Jr." -at which he shoved the handsomely dressed Tripp into the pool, high ball and -ell ... As the lat- ter came to the surface. sputtering and angry. Coffey grinned ''I hereby christen you Mik;e Tripp!" -the very same Mike Tripp who is now running for the State Senate in Contra Costa. His campaign manager: C o u n t y Democratic Chairma n Bert Coffey. And there's a scene they could've used in ''The Candidate," right? BA y Cl11' BEAT: The crass of '62 al St. Mary's Hi gh in Berkeley is holding its 10th reunion ton ight, but 11.s most famous graduate undoubtedly won't show up . Thar would be Teddy Nelson , who , in 1964, 1when he was a mere 20, landed a job as messenger at tbe Bank of C.Ommerce in Oakland and became upwardly mobile almost im· mediately : He rllled a paper bag with $188.000 In cash. wal kt'<i out and has never been heard frorn. "I-le was very jovial and well·liked," recalls Rod Ar- riaga, the '62 cl11ss president. "We'd all likE:. to see him again. now that he's rich." CONVERBATION STOPPER' You can 't drlnlc Jack. Daniel's or Mythlng else hard ln Lynchburg, Tenn., where Jack Danlel's i.s made. That 's in 1 dry county. OUR FAVORITE cunnudgeon today is T.R. Whttler of Walnut Creek who place& thiJ printed message ~ th<' windshields of careles.\jy parked cars : ··Becauoe of your bull-lteaded, Jn- con.sldcrate and feeble attempt RI parklng, )'OU have ta.km tnough room for a 20-mule team, two elephants, one goat and • bunch of pygm ies from the African lnterior. The reason for giving you this Is so that In the future you may think pf someoiie olher than younell. I Ill" off wlllllna you an w- ly transmlssion failln 111 the fretQy • I at about 4:30 p.m. Also, may the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits." I won't tell you how I came into possession of Mr. Wheeler's message •. OUTER SPACE ' Sirange Jim reports: "Since l didn't believe in reincatution in .any of my other lives \I/by lbould I have to believe in it lo this coe?" ... Come to think of It, who aaked? . . . Virginia Leach doesn't know what to make of young people wllq Insist on organic food IO build their bodjes while u s I n g chemlcall to blow their minds •.• And U teems that Pennfield Jensen WO! """"' about frogs wearing overlaedl when It rabu. Overtoods.,.. only for cold days. When it's wet, 1 frog ....,.. a ralncroak and yoo can ti.ke "»art Q\ieary's word for it ... Bart Queary is a real name, not a question about rapid transit. LIFE ON EARTA Alfred M. Worden, one of tht t5e astronauts reprlmladed by the space qency for ·carryinl unauthoriled mm-IO the moon, Is now oul ol the utronaut corpo llld otationecl et NASA'• Amel Roseorcb Center al MOUDtaln Vlow os a ''reMJ'Cb engineer." No IO(Dll' bad be checked ln than this JIUIJ grolfilO surfaced on the Ollrest men'• room walk •"Starting now this ls the Na; liona1 Aeronautic. and S t 1 m p Adminlltratlon." It 11.,..i oo the wall only Ii mlnutel -bJc ~ !or Worden IO fiusb wUh -· BIU. FISET npcirg th a I Oaklanden can hllrdtJ wait for BART to be completed oo 1111:1' cu lip over to S.F. for luoch "'1rJ .,.. 'lllls wiU give yOU &0me idea of U. ftod 1ltua- llon in ~ Greater Jool .817: TAKE JEREMWI -·1 won! for it: "Wbell tbooe •• rapid transit cora hit 80 they JO UU a BART ..,t ol beili " l McGovern. White activists overwhelm-managers. ingly favor McGovern. Federal Employes for Peace, an an- ACCORDING to Archie Morris llf, a former union president at HUD, black organizers have succeeded because they emphasize the ..U-lnlerests of black government employes, oot Political Wuea. "Money ls a self·lnlere!t," he saJd. "Job diacrimln.ation is a aell-interest. Peace is an issue." White unionists from the actiVist camp are also emphasizing aelf·interests In orgonlllng Jower-Poid, predomlnantly minority employes. tiwar group, discloaed recently that two higb HEW officials responsible ror selling U.S. aavlnp bonds to employes bad not purcbaoed any thems<l>es. Al Louil Rlpoltis, editor of an un- derground newopeper at IWD, unearthed lbe comic rivalry -his depart- meol and the neigbborlnl Department of Tranoportetlon over the beigbt of their flal!>Olea. And Rlpolda bas proml.sed to teU ln a comlng lsoue "bow blgb IWD ofllciala keep 'mistresses' at taxpayen' ex- pense,'' The Social Security ll)'Stem, not so long ago a sacred cow among federal prcr grams, is becoming a target of public skepticism and crlliclml. Many complain that the present system la not providlng economic securi- ty for those who need IL Others contend that the method of financing 1s ex· cessively burdensome for low wage epners and IDlfalr to this worttng generatipn. y;ho may be paying far more lnlO the •system than Ibey can eipOCt IO gel back. Soviets Failing 1bere are now more than 28 million Social Security reciplenla -roughly """ out of every elgllt Americaps. Tbe ma- jority of these beoelictaries are retired workers and their average annual pay· ment I> li.591. To finance Social Security benefits, 93 millim employed and seU-<mployed persons, plua employers, are taxed on the first 19,000 of yearly eunlnga. This amount goes up IO 110,800 JBD. l and to 112,000 me year laler. Employea and their emp1oyeB each will be poylng 5.5 percent after 1972, in contra.st to the present 5.2 percent. Cr ops Disas trous; Industry , too By P1DL NEWSOM ... ,,,..... ........ ....,. A disastrous crop year is not the only thing contributing to Soviet Party Leader Leon.id I. Brezhnev's ea:ioomic heailacbe. A just-published official review of the first elgbt months of 1972 diJcJOled Soviet Industry to be falling behind In pro- duction of television sels and washing machines and ln '1Ut goods, texWes, a11oes· and clotjlJng In general · · THIS PAYROLL tax , the largest IOUJ'Ce. of federal tax reveones after the penooal Income tax, Is lhe most widely a1tictad ~ of Social Security finan- cing. Tile = tu !ilia most be&Yily on t1le loW workers wll6 can least To Brezhnev and Soviet Premier' Aleu1 N. Kosygin it muJt be eapeclally dJ&. q~llng since they ani nearing the end of ., the second year of a five-year plan 19'11· · aflonl ·tt: Unltke the Income tar, ft pro. video DO eQIDptloos or deductioos. About ,311 ml1lk"1 Alneridms too poor IO pay in- axne taJel ill 1171 ,..... oubject to the J.J ~ payroll tax. 75 that was to see "a cmslderable rise ln living Standards." A mounting labor shortage bas lnoerted a new phrase in Soviet economlc plan- ning. It is "labor productivity," upon which much ol the IUCC<U of the cumnt- flv .. year plan will depend. - rr DEMANDS that labor Increase II• productivity bf it per<QI over the Ove- yeor perlo4. It lo txPoCled that ..... of this in- creue 1rill come from the use of new, qhlstlceted equipment fncl•"''-com-........ . - But much of It must come from labor 111111 tbrvugb such devlcu u "aodallst ~Uool" and "red !Rlbbotnib, .. meliilag Satunlays of impald wort. Lall yur'a lal>or prGChictJvlty oo the Wml bit only two per<etll Oftd thl1 year 11M11noteveDbe ............. • IN THE Important area of lljht Jn. ~ upon wblcla produc:tlae of 11\QJ consumer !....,. ......,., ilbGt ,..1 ductlvlty over the I.,. year bu -UP only three l . 'or the ~..ii!'"~ .... ~ ...... ...... "'~tori ""' .. ~. die 111111' )ll'ilnirtlJ tht rtSUlt ol the new Flat • at 'lllllJatU. I I Whlleea\Ployen ert aloo subject IO the tax, It II aiiumed that most of them shlll the burden' IO employes by tl1mn!lhg W.ge incftuea or reducing employment, -pr IO tlie _....,. by railing pricel. A ·I• Bt0oii1ogs toatltulloft otudy of Soclal . Soc:urllt. coacJllded that "the evideol:e -wgeoll lbal the IUD 1lunlen ol·pa)TGll tael l1llllt. &be ......... . • Eca 1'1}11.JJ:)lilton Madman, a 1r ..... crl!l!l. ~ tbe Social SecuritJ .,...... .... cMiUaled tllat ....... 1960 and ltlt ,.,... ·-1"' ~ t'!" ----ta. ' Ml ....... ~ --.a. bJ 10 -i botwm1 1• 11111 ll'A, ID- llatloa ... alt ...,,, ...... ~· ::.::,~=: ~~. deinandllorlarprbl ... ..... 'WUUll D. 1111111 (1>-Art.), -of Iha ..... ,.., 11ou.e w~ ...i~owiddli,~iut FebnlarY dtlrtllc 1111 ~ • lor the ~Uc )IHilldlet'al nomlnatioll lhOt ~VDA, the Communlst Partf lioneflta1"Tlllod•~-0o;lulio38, .... _, aid ~1bJ-11 .of illls. L. 1 W -~ JD ID DOlttloell woald be ID ~ Illa """"'nit! ID a -.i-!lllJ ~-llaltlc ..... bllcs Oftd IO make ~Nim admlnlltratlln IO n1le the up for locaf ahlrtagtt. ' ....._ -oellbil. Adminlsiratlon at- I ' I Despite bis opposition, the President is likely to .. profit politically from the 20 percent htcrease. Unless congressional Democrats can prevent it, the ~ts ctelivered Oct. 3 will be accompanied by the stalelhent' "Yoor Social Security payment bas been Increased by 20 percent, starting with Uri.9 month's cbeck, by a new statute enacted by Congreis and signed into law by Preli- dent Richard Nixon on July 1, 1971." .Demographic trends, if they continue, indicate that criticism or Social Security financing will increase in the years ahead. Robert J. Mye~ chief actuary of the Social Security Administration from l!M7 to 1970, has misgivings when he views the Jong-tenn effects of lower birth rates on the Social Security payroll tax. "There 1s every indiCation that 7.ero Population Growth will inevitably present a serious Social Security financing ~ !em to the natloo.'s working population in the years following 2010," be wrote recently In Tile Wall Street Journal. "First, there will be a rapid lnettase in the aged population." IT IS BARllL Y ourprislng that maey observers, in looklng to the future, believe the present system of financing Social Security must be overhauled or replaced. -e would make the poyroil tu pro- gressive -that is, tax the rich at a higher rate !ban the poor. others would abolish the tax and finance the 1Y•tem out of, g~eral revenues. Many would adapt the fia¥ ~ a financing arrangement used In a number of foreign countries whereby employers, cmployes and the 80'•~t, all contribute. SliU others ~d IDslllute some kind_ of neg.live in- -tax in which all lndJ~als below a -.iln Income leyel ""'Id rteelve -~~-P)IJ'm en II from lhe IO"ll I j Jent. _ , , Saturday, September 80, 1972 The comment page of the ,p.ijy Pllpt eeeb lo Inform an4 stimulate ~•den bJ pt'MM!Ung a •ariety of com- mllJlllry ·on loplct of lntet-Mi-. lhil-11.,,lfloance from In,,,,_ ~ ID d 8Jlalr•"""'· ...... ,. N-Wwl, ,....I.._ ' - '' " "' • " 1 1- I I I t t t 0 t s N r p a ti f t Ii 0 s 0 r u s n f e N I ·• v e • r a 1'i ' ,. Well, good morning. Jn spite of the good weather we had Jut week many of you found time to do a blt" or thinking and creating and Uncle Len turned up with 50me very In- novative drawing• for this week's coolest -and 10me good poema and riddlee too. Ow' subject w11 football, and we bad eeveral plctutts of i n d i v 1 d u 1 I footballers, in- cluding a big number 23 and a big number 5, and other depic- '· ••• I t , of ,., ,.,,,t I j If ~, ~ \ "'1 I ' t ' • ' •\1 "•11, 11 tlf •'· I ' I , • ~ • . I I\ ) 14 •f f ' I ,1,,,,;..,lflot I t ' I It ' , f '•', , , I I ·~I~ 1 i.I • r ,, ,"I it I I , I , t ' "' l , ' • I , I.\,.. It 1,, I ' ,II f ~ 1 1 ' I ... J \o\1 f ~ • ~,,.1 1,1 1 1 ',','•.·','• \i 1• .... 11,11 / ,1 I•' •• f •ii ,, 11 1.;., . .,1 If I' It'' I ' i......""1 i,/'\••1l,,I' ••••• ,• +1 I ,, .. • ' • ~ I ' • ' " • l ' , · "' I ' ! , ','," l ' ,, ) 1 ---·-r .. tions of crowds watching foot4 -+-lc---ifff!.., ball games. ·· Our number one drawing, thougb, the ooe at the right, was of the entire stadium, and looks like It took quite a bit of time to complete. The questions are beginning to come in to Ask Andy more often, too, now, and you know what that means -the more questions you ask the more chances you have of winning. We got one cute picture of a Mexican lady (that's the ...,. ond week in a row for a drawing of one of our friends sooth of the border) and eome exceptionally good o ff -t h e - topi<><>f-tho-week _.,.. In fact, I'd like to quote a couple of them to you . First, "~ Wmd": I lie In bed/and 1lsUl1 to the soundiI -what shape It istls it square Cit is tt round. That simple but thoughtful poem was by Marilyn Studer, this week's poem winner, who submitted -She and &n un-named poet who lives at 720 Marigold. Corona del Mar (there was no name on the poem or on the envelope), get an honorable mention for the week. The anonymous poet wrote this one, called "The Beach": Waves, waves, wash onto shore/Waves, waves, more Fooltx..// * PRIZE WINNER * Annette lk.U, I, 1709 Whittler Ave •• Cost• Mo .. \Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's aD you do_: (I) draw picture on pieee of pllln, white paper 511 lncbes wide and 4 incbes deep. Use black Ink and make lines black. (2) Do not "'PY or lr•ce picture. It must he your own work. (S) Put your name, age and address OD back ol cb:Jwlng. Mall it to Uncle Len's Art O>ntesl, Box 15&1, DAILY Pll-OT,, Coota Meea. Entr1ea mwt he received by noon oo Tbunday !or publicat!m oo the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy hell dollar. • . and lDll'e/Klnds of Castles made out of sam!/Smie are little. eome are grand/ A body surfer rides a wave/ A lifeguard there lives to save/ Ob '-'b, oh beach, now I love you 31>/When J have to, 1 don't want to go. Very well done. Send me your name, 'Mr, or Miss. 72 Marigold, and I'll print It next week and give you credit. Another amouncement - we bad tbe entry from Che youngest contestant e v e r entered in the art contest this week. None other tbao Mechel Ray!en Lupil, I -yes, 'that's ooe-yeeMlld, sent in his pencil drewhig ol hll view of the world. It was malled by an awtt. Tbil little ooe lives at 1630 Myrtlewood, Costa Mesa, and we're glad to have new work in the .competIUon. Just think -t ti will look like by the time he'• 4! Uncle Len ft8d recently about a new Walt Di."1ey movie that will begin filming in Newport Beacll next week. Now most of you probably haven't ever seen an actual movie made, but many of you have• seen movies a b o u t movies either on television or at the theater. Right? Well, 'that will he the topic fw this week. The exciting business ol Hollywood. Your mission is to draw a picture of the l!lmmaker (the director) with bis movie camera filming a scene. That's a Jot to get into a pic- ture, but I think you can do it. (If you want to read more about th.is film to be shot in Newport, there's a story about it on page · 9 of the DAD.. Y Pll-OT today.) Oh, by the way, this film will he about skiing and surf- ing, at I-in part, but your dra~s can show filming of a western, or any other sub- ject you choose. Firms Publish For Noses NEW YORK (UPf) -Snllfy the Skunk Is • character hi a chllclreo'• book, but Instead ot going about gassing h i a neighbors, Snllry investigates the entrancing odors of pine, lilac, roses, a p p I e s , pe~ pennint candy and ice cream. A3 Snllfy smells, the young readers snl(f the same sme.lls -by scratching the pages of the hook. 'lbe story of Shiffy is one ol a doun new ch.ildren's books put out by such publishers as Western, Pl!cGraw·Hlll, World, Gl'OS5elt & Dunlap, J· B. Up- pincott, Random House and Scholastic Publicat10fl3. THE BOOKS with sweet smelling pages have been suc- cessful. Western sold over 700,000 copies of four Golden Fragrance books in French, Spanish, German and Italian editions as well as English plus an Engll.sh Braille for bllnd youngsters. ' Tbe boots are the latest connnercial refinement of en- capsulated microfragrances that first appeared in 1967 as an advertising novelty tool. , The process can recreate almost any odor by im- prisoning 50 mWion plastic bubble! in a square inch of paper. The scent is released by scratching or rubblng the paper. The smell may be con- tained in a "scratch and miff strip" on the page or may be embedded. in the pictures. TBREE-M CO. of St. Paul and National Cash Register Co. or Dayton, Ohio, produce encaP5'1lated mlcrofragrances The basic scene chem.Jcals were bought from standard fragrance laborator~s but 3-M said It had to develop some fragrances in its own Bibles Read • u,1t.....,. Comfortable? A playful Ibex in ·the Cincinnati Zoo leaps onto an attendant as Dawn Strasser 11, leans i!1 to determine the slant of the animal's eye pupils -they are verti: c~. AU .this is part of a sum mer program to acquaint young zoologists-to-be with anunals. laboratories to meet the re-The children learn t o p l quirements of advertisers Ol' recognize strong and weak. O ice1na1i book publishers. safe and dangerous scents. For example, manuscript! Scholastic Publications uses K E would call for such odors as encapsulated inicrofragrances eeps 1 ye piua, chocolate mint, fresh for a magazine feature called baked cookies, peanut butter, "Let's Find Out" airned at root beer and pumpkin pie ., kindergarten and r~st grade On Cycz: "ts well as t h e con ventional children """' chocolate, vanilla, strawberry 'I.IPPlNCOTT USES them and other fruit and flower SEATI'LE, Wash. (UPI ) - smells. to hel p children learn the Offietr George Herr wants alphabet with the fragrances Besides ringing up dollar embedded in four color pie· youngsters to get good driving sales for publishers, th e tures in 24 letter books habits early, so he tickets micro-fragrances inc re a s e devoted to the letters of the them for their bicycle or. reading pleasure for children. alphabet. f Such reading is easier because In the "S" book, the child enses. smell is a directed stimulated reads that a rose is Sweet and For instance, Carl NeJson. sense that operates from scratches the page to get the . 1, was ticketed for whining earliest Infancy, sayS Darrell aroma of the rose. thl'Ol;lgh a· stop sign. llls fami- Huebner, 3-M paper rn erchan-Multimedia Aware ha 8 ly must pay $ID ball and the dising manager. published small books of boy must face juvenile court. McGRAW·HU.L has g 0 n e r:xietry for children with Says Sgt. Bill Stanley of the beyond ch 11 d ren • s en-microfragrances efubedded in King County Po I i c e tertainment boob in using en· the pictures to make poetic Deparbnent: "Officer Herr c apsulated. microfragrances references lo the scents of cares a great deal about It has produced and marketed nature more realistic. chlldren In his area. He Ms a series of 54 "Scratch, Tell been very conscientious in and Smell,' sheets f o r writing up bicycle traffic of- SAIJSBURY, Rhodes! a classroom...,. by kindergarten Odo1·s Attractive fenaes. (AP) -Ouistl.aM ended a and fii'stgrade pupils. ''The purpose of a stop sign Bible festival here with a 20-These i o cl u de such Male butterflies attract ls to save lives. A 12·year-old hour nonstoP reading of. the unpleasant'" and dangerous mates by secreting perfume kid can get killed just as dead New Testament in a t1ty smells as smoke and natural on their wings d u r i n g on a bike as a 4G-year-o1d man square. g~. courtship. ln a car." ~ro/~ ~orner~~~:-~~~~~~~~~~,~~.,.--,--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RIDDLES alid JOKES YOUR NEWS 'QUIZ • . , l H~~~111,,"~;,,•,:':~..J::· lroup .adftnce4 .,t· I.ts mm ft! Karen Brv•n, • 12, of Hlllh Polnl. rate. Perhaps &Orne advanced "'· c .. tor "" quut11111: in a few thousand years from Whea did the stooe Age begin? stone implements t.o pottery, basket making and other more OOJi>Jst!arted skilla cil the New Stone Age. Ollleni reached the Old stone Age mucb later and a * PRIZ.E WINNER Teacher: Martlyn, why are you late? ' Marilyn; Our alarm clock didn't go ofl. Teacher. steve, why· areiyou lat.e? Steve: Our rooster has laryngitis. Nowadays, areheologlsts are revising many of t b e i r previous ideas about our early ancestors. Appa<ently the old timers had to cope with a worldwide drought that !Hted for ages. An up-tp-the-mlnute theory suggests that they spent this time aJoog tbe margins of the seas. few isolated cultures in the L===================~ world atill cling to Ibis por!od of human cult>lre. 'Ch e ~discovered Tasadey,....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ U furtber evidence supports this theory, then the first Stone Agers may have moved inland when !lie drought end- ed. One ..umate puts man'• fll'St use of tools at between one and two milllon years ago. * people of Mlndenao atill live in the Old Stone Age culbre ol human bist<ry. * Moot of tile stooe tools thaped by early man have been found In Europe, perllapo heca111e this Is where most of the digging has been done. The ......,.. go bacli: through the PEAS I eat my peas with honey, I've dooe it all my·life. It makes tlie peas toste funny , But keeps th1!m on the knife. A _...., lilttf Mtr ...... MlrftYlt SllMIM', •7 AY9C .... ........,. lkMlil .... .. ........... ......,. ... "" •tMY ·-....... -"9t, Mtll ,_. tMft M' tftry te Uftelt L.fR, 9u ISM C_,. 1MU.. CMlf .. The Paleolithic Age, or Old Stone Age, refers to the dawn of civill.z.ation. 'l1lis point wu nnn pertocls between the ice '----------------.....J • 1 reached when mankind learn- ed to use &nd then to make tools .from stones. Apparentl1 our early ancestors were great tourists and travelers. For ·archeologLsts b ave .,.. tllat oocurr..i during the put mlll!on years .. In ~ent Eilrope, !lie great ..civaooe to the New Stone Age .eems to have occurred as ti. !aat of ibe Ice ages began to retreat &bout 30,000 years ago. unearthed their p r 1 m l t I v e AftlltY .,.. m ,., MJdlet• Lv-, -o- stone implementl ltl many r .. ~ 11, "' , ....... OUlll'lo Ont•rklo Cal'lldl. Dung parta ~ the earth. No "' "" -· doubt !lley wandered hecatlle Boor -tl!e ,ar111 111q they depended upoo MUOnal nrm -tl!e -oels? • wild plants · Ind mtgotlng animalJ !or their food. This only happens In IUDl- Modern 9Clence can date mer, when the days are lOOI fossila, tools and o t he r and tbe noon !OD climbs h'8fi evidence or tile Paleolltlilc In tbe aky. While the IUD period fairly accurately. 1l>e lhlnes high, tbe earth UM Neolithic, or New Stone Age, tome of Its radiant energy to marked the next step forward. w..m ltlell. And it bolds onto It can he dlted more preclloly aome ~this heat after.the IWI beca--peojile left more NII-"' sophisticated art!lacts and In However, · 11 cannot galbef moot ...,. this period Is more anJ extra --llMI .., reoent. stopa lhln!ng., What'• more, -~ However, a aerlous problem eome of·tta lt.orea aeep up ln10 '1' occurs when we co11Bkler the the air and get loll. Dw'inc " · e\ildooce· we do nol bave. W• tbe nJcbt, tile earth alwa)'I kooW that several cultures of -a Joi of the ·bW It ' ' Northern Europe med ·-' ·-durlnc tile day. !mp!ementa moro lhan hall a * . . 1-mllllon yeon ..... ~ But -, nig1Jta 11"1 I ~ jJowildlrq ·-of short 11111' wllen ~ """' the ,.... ,.at ""-to be .. thore ts 11111 aome WI. So datod proctaoly. ilwleM. ~... tbe heat -In the ground vlteo us to oon!* the buDd. up day by ""1. Yw tnOl'l1lOUI prob1emll our omly '""'1d apect Ille boUeot dlYI art>ttton loced In their looC to he In lote J-. wtien tho stnialt -chillullan. dlYI -....... lnlleod tbeJ * come lo JutJ ad A>lpt. Thell: perlodl or d"""1 ~-.11 ~ Che ear111 can beol he lllled llt' haw, bit bid llme to a.n up ralhtr than when tlley ......,. -0. -to wann tho their PfOb!ema. a .. • -' -UW. 1'lnp cbanC• wboit pattern • ...,..... :far .r....., tile f118111o ......,, ioo,.r thin I I all early culluna i...:aM to tile ...,._ In wloter, the eorth use stone !m..........., -..,.. t11 "-7'• -...,,; I .. --ba OCbln. •!for Ille -lleta and -..11 ,.........,. wu • porW o! rllet 1111111. lbe WOlld t!dvn .... -......,. -and -with "'1d. :· ' • ' ( ' MILY '""°' ,.,.. _. ...... ~ Loagllllflttlce.d Bello A ~P of YIJI~ ai Uon <;ountry Salari In lrv!Qe Ne9nUy got a fink~ welcome u one of the ..,._ ldeot '1?111• wu not at all Illy al>out nosing ue the llCllool bal IJiat WU ~I the Urllecl anlmil-watdlen through !Wpm . I . ' .. PART i -NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points· for each correct answer. I 1 The. UN General Assembly el,cted a delegate ._ from the naUon of..:. 1 •. to serve as It.a Presi- dent during thts session. a-France !>-Poland c-Albanla 2 Uganda has been tn the pew• because of ltB plan to expel many of its resibentsbf •• ? .• descent. a-European ~Congolese c-Asla.n 3 More than20SoVietvessels reportedly observed 11Strong Express,•• the biggest land, aea, and air maneuvers in the history of .• ? .• a-SEATO ~NATO o-tbe OAS 4 A new Census Bureau report shows th.at the na- tion' a population 1rowtb rate bas been (CHOOSE O.NE: rising, declining) during the paet 27 months. 5 ''Terrorism by mall'' waa in the new• a.a •• ? .. embassies searched their mailbags for bombs in envelopes and packages. a-SQvtet ~Israeli c•Tanzan1an PART II -WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with Its correct meaning. · I ••.•• cltadel 2 .•.•. appropriation 3 •...• unequtvocal 4 ..•.. eumulatlve 6 ..•.• expropriaUon a-clear b-fortre1os in or near a ctty c-lnoreaslng by succes- 11ve addiUons d-money 11et apart for special use e-seizing of property by government PAIT Ill -NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 8 points for namea that you can correcUy match with the ciluea. l ..••. Nltola.1 Patollcbev a-SovJet PreaJdent 2 .•.. .Jullus Nyerere 3 ••.•. Nlkolat Y. Podgomy 4 ..... Peter G. Peterson 6 ••••• Kurt Wald.helm ' b-UN SecretaryGeneral c-Forelgn Tr1deMlnt11- ter, Rus11la d-Presldent, Ta.mania e-U.S. Commerct Sec- retary a VEC, Inc., MtdlllOl\1 WltcGMln Test l' 011r•!!ll Hel't''t t dltllet fOI' WYtl"'IOnt In ftle fMlftY ... "*'Ill Iii ...... t9 tat,.1111 DI' Mr own ··~ for _ .. TtKt ttll• WMlll'I' Newt Qu\I ln mt P•IVKY of VOi.ir own home (.,.., _,, Wlfl lllW to ... fJlt •t•l ol IM tamll'I' k"°" Mw nu medt ~ ... Mw l'IWtb "" know about Wll•t'• ll0"111 on In !ht -Id , DOn'I CllHI -An1ww. tll,.., ( ....... ..., hltw wtl, Match word clues with their correspond- ing pictures or symbola. 10 points !or each correct answer. A?<-~ F B 1..... .. This country bolds a referendum Sept. 25 on Joining the EEC 2 ..... Lawrence F. O'Brlen, chairman of the Mc- Govern for Pre1lde nt ~paiin USOA G 15 3 ..... Elliot L. Richardson is Secretary of th 1 s cablnet department c 0 4 ...•• There are •• ? , • mem- bers In the 1JN Gener- al Assembly 5 ..... Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson 6 .•..• Pope Paul VI conUnued ban on women in Ro- man Ca.thollo ministry HEW 7 ••.•• Secretary Ea.rl BuU heads this c.tJtnet de- partment ... .. .. 8 ...•• John Connally, chair- man of Democrats (or Nixon 9 ....• There are •. 1 .. mem- bers tn the UN Security Council 10 ..... Th16 country resumed diploma.tic Ues w 1th Poland 132 J HOW DO YOU RATE? (S-. b<h SWe of a.I• s.p.,.1er,.) 71 le IO poloh • °""" 61 .. 10 polflh - , •• ,. .a. t.IMM?7?-tf-: 91 to 100 polnh -TOP SCOlf! 11 lo topo1 .... -..... FAMIL'f DISCUSSION QUUTION Shou ld nafional parka aim ma.inly at aorvtnc pea-- pie or preserving wllderneea? THIS WllK'S OWLENGEI 1'10 ICOll Whnt wna the world's firs t natlo nal park and when wns It fo rtned? ---------------------1't 1 ... I_.[ ll'•l l:t•I 1111 J. .. V4 •·1 i:t·t :•~c :11-i 11·1 1111•v4 11 :a1111111:t•M !q;·r :.-, :q;·111 J.•V• ltll '••O\a.tittA IJ9N!l11VH:I H"tl '"' 19"'1 1,., rv-. 101 11·• io ·t :,..., 1:1-1 1z1no i0tw..1.s • I DAf!.Y Pll.DT $atilrdq, S.ptt-30, 1972 ·pulpit & Pew •.. , .. , fentacos · 'Day of -Ren~wal' Team Wlll pment " A n lntrodUcUon To Charismatic Renewal" toadlng o!l'-wlll' be 'Galll!tl Meyer, teacbtng coordinator, Loyola Re...,al Community. Other team memben are the Rev. M. Allcla, C.C.V.I., Fr. Tichenor, and Joyce Seiver. • .. •ti~ • ' 8eacli "' _,,_" :o~~).:I-1s • ~ Jtor' • St.·; 1 Jlqna\le,nture's piwrcb, 163o2: '1Jradtium Lane,' Hun- R£UGION Pini BapUal ~~ of Lapoa IWlt 24611 Moulton Parkway, 1trvice Sunday at ll ~: a.m., church school at 9:U; sermon "Doing God's '!bing," by the Rev. Ivan B. Bell; ~ Wednesday prayer meeUng at a...., al 1DO .Baker St., Colla llaa; oerv¥:e Sunday at 11 a.m.. cburdJ achool at l:U: wmoo "Running from the Lord," by the Rev. Connie Salloo. Cltrbtla Sdetlee a.m.: lecoad a.rdl o I a.mt. Sclmdll, ulfo PacUJc View •Drfve, corona del Mar, ..me .. and church school at 10 a·m.: Wedlleaday ttlllmony meetings at I p.m. at all four churchet. 3282 Broad st·, Newport Beach; service and church school Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermon ''Messiah of Mystery," by the Rev, Russell Spittler, interim pastor. Luther•n Orange ~nty Renewal Community, the Cat ho ll c Pentecostab ot the area, 8J'6 sporuioring a "Day of Renewal," today from t ·to 10 p.m. on the campus ot Southern CalUomla College, Fair Drive and Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Special speakers wlll be : The Rev. Ralph Tichenor, S. J. of Loyola University; the Rev. Raymond Karr1er, Columban FaUters, associate pastor of Blessed Sacrament Calholic Church, Westminster;' and the Rev. Philip Verhagen, O.S.B ... of V a I y e r m o Benedictine Retreat .House, Valyenno. Dinner will be """«I In the '-------~ college caleterla !or. $1.0i>. tington Beach. will .conduct its seventh aMual Fall FesUval Friday through Suoday, Oct. 13-15. AcUvltles will in<:lude rides1 games, shows, prizes, en- ttrtalnment and ·lood and re!reshmenl•. Congt'efl•tWnal i 7:30 p.m.: Thursday Bible )? 1tudy at 10 a.m. 'Orllllu l!dmce tscllet, Finl Q..c!I GI Qarlol ~ Ult, 2880 Mtsa Verde Drive, Coata Mesa, aervlcu al 11 a.m. and church octiool at 9: 15 a.m.; Pini 'Clnadl GI OaUI. Sclellll.ol, 8th and Olive, Hun- tington Beach, services and church achoo! at I :30 and 11 a.m.; Flnt Charcb of Chrltl. Scie11tl1t, 3303 Via Lid o , Newport Beach, service• and church school at, 9 and 10·30 N • I pi>orhoocl C..grega- tlonal Clllllrch, at 430 St. Ann's Drive, Laguna Beach; service SUnday at 10 a.m.; sermon "A Rerun of Ho\y Communion," by the Rev. J o JI n M. Reynolds: potluck supper and service at S:SO p.m. Sunday, ecology film "Song of the Earth" to be shown. Redeemer Lutheran Church, at 16351 Springdale St., Hun- tlngton Beach; service Sunday at 8:15 and 10:45 a.m.; sermon by the Rev. Eugene R. Schramm; aMual picnic 1 to 4 p.m. Two Coaches Will Speak A fresh fish dlnnel' will be served Friday from 5 until a ~ ll•Mnlly Baplllt Charcb, ~ al 11$2 S.E. Bri.o~I, Santa Ana , Height., servlce &mday at ti t a.m·, church school at 9:45 r a.m.; sermon "Church <1f the , Open Door." by the Rev. Willie J . Carrico; evening service at 7. · Harber Trln.lly 8 apt is t P I ymou.tb Congregational Church of Newpl?rt Harbor, at -· Christ Lutheraq. Cburcb, at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa : servlce Sunday at 8:15 and 11 a.m., church school and Bible (See PULPIT, Page 9) The topic under discussion will be "Perspectives and Directions in Church Renewal Since Vatican II." The Spirit of God Community Retreat Two local blgb school foot- ball ooachea, Tom Baldwin of Santa Ana High and Dick Hill of Santa Alla Valley High, wlll be Interviewed and then speak about llJelr •. Cbriltian faith SW>day morning at the 9:4.I B»* school b our at Westminster Brethren Qhurch, 14814 Magnolia Ave.· , · p.m. Saturday will feature an Hll1 and B a I d win , who authentic Mexican d l D·n er coached Wgetber for many·. from 1 to 8 p.m., and a years. are now at rival high Southern fried chicken meal schools within the same city. will be served Sunday from 1 Both· C06Cbes have won their tQ 8 p.nl.. leagues and taken their teams The festival is open to the to California lnterscholastic public. cau the church at 846- Federation playoff games 6344 for more information :l ORANG·E COAST CHURCH DIRECTO:RY NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER FiftHnth and Monrovia StrMh 1:30 A.M, & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worship BASIC HUMAN NEEDS: Leviticus 5 "I NEED TO RESTORE" 9:45 A.M. -Sunday School 6:00 P .M. -Evening Worship Paul Finkenbinder Guest Spe-aker • WIDNISDAY lllLI STUDY-7:JO P.M. WATCH "DAY IY DAY" Titmday -7:30 P.M. -S•'"'-Y -7:00 P.M. ' KHOP.-Ca... ... 10 l fN1rMrY & Cllllcl Coff Aw.IWtle fof •I s.mc-1 I Dr._ Georg• 9. Wood, Pastor 646-7117 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES 11.AHCHIS Of THE MOTHll CHUICH THI P.llST CHURCH OF CHllS1, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSl1T$ "UNREALITY" Sunday, October 1st. Costa Mesa-First Chorch of Christ, Scientist 2110 MHCI Ytrde Or., Colta Mna llill'llltf khol -9:15 A.M. cure• s.mc. -11 :oo A.M. ...... lotM, 2150 Meta Yerdlt Dr. Huntfntton Beach-First Church of Christ, Sci1ntllt 89' • Ollv ... H ...... ta_luch S._.., ~I -9:30 & 11 :00 A.M. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD = 1!!0~ ~~~o:.~~M•·· 140 E. 22nd St., Co•t• Meta -548-:J761 Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist E. W, Phllll p1, Po11to, JJOJ YI• LU., N"'°" IMc• SUNDAY SllV1CH Clltrdi IS.-, ScheoS-9:00.IO:JO A.M. t :JO A.M.-S.ldcry Sc•eol C5-Nt CAii Atn1 a.-r.t a ... , JJ15 Yla Udo CHILD CAii AVAIL.AILI (I thr• II Newport Buc~ond Church of Christ, Scientist Ct.._nl .. Senk• 3100 hclfle View Dr .. CorOH del Mor 10:10 A.M.-"Mimrff UN" Chrc• & I•..., Schoef-10:00 A.M. r...... ,.lltlpa SpeolllMJ IMdl .. loo111-3500-1 Comt Hwy. llaNf Norc••I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Mornin9 Wonhip ••••••• •• ••• .•.••....• l ilO & 11 :00 •Jn. Bibi• School ••• , •.• , 9:45 a.m, Youth Grovp1 , , , ••• 6:00 p.m. E11•11<119 Wot1hip •••• 7:00 p.m. Nurstnr car1 Oro¥1ded •I •II Mrvlce• 1 Ot11c1: ~!Siii DI.el O.wtlDrl 53i-f.l«I EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST Molltafflo bc,.at!H Cffter 25100 Molttofft,eDr. Mlula YleJe 4f2·44J7 772-2949 Phil Arnold, Mlni iltr Corona def Meir . ..... co•ITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HE~ll>TROPE w......,-11A.M. Clil:rdi ScllMI -11 A.M. Dr. PllllllD G. Murrsv, Mlnllttr THE EPISCOPAL ' CHURCH 7:00 P.M.-..... Job MocMos, Mlul911ory . a ... ,,_ Jetodcm-OctoMr 4--7 p.111. Wed. 1.,..1..., Tntf...., ,...,,.., -I p.n.. -All Q1rcti. I , , · ------'---'--------'----Wolcomn You, I Hw of M•••• Prld.,_a P.M.--C..,_ Hw I All (Jft cordiallJI invited to attend the church I :· Youth Time -Saturday, 2 p.m ... 10 p.m. Youth H•ll services and en;oy the privileges of the ST. JAMU. 3209 YI• Udo, Newpcirt 1eocJi , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lb::::::=:=~~~~R~e~ad~r~n~g~R~o~oms~;~~====J.i:I 7:JO A.M .-Hoff 111c•ar11t · Cllllcl c-. Prowhtid AT ALL seaYiCIS ' t :OO A.M..-hMlly WotOJp I ~Holy l9chrht •M-...... I HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD N ........ -. 740 w. Wilson, Costa MeN 54M704 .JI. t Cii d ' Mid-WM Hely C1"!•1 ., ............ s.r... I Y.L.HllTWICl.P•f'Ot ·t· 'I I TllftRy-11:004.M. ~.......,-l:OOP.M. 'JALIN ... Ht•TWICK CAIL tlNfllV al' or rt~ tan liurch n. a ... Job P. "*' "· lector-PlloAt: 675..0210 ; "A111l1IK .t V.... Mlllll,_ ti Mittie -SUNDAY SllYICU - 9:41 A.M.-S111doy Sdtffl 10:10 A.M.-''TH 9•dflt""9• hr Crow•'" s.r.-lay Pntor OP..NIWPOIT 11.lCH -lDlld,._J Mtetf11t letllorty At u,,., lay loys Cl•b 2131 T11stl• Awe., Costa Meso Sunday School ................... 9:30 A.M. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2048 Orange Ave., C.M. Svnd•v• 1:00 I t :JO Church S1hool-9:JO SoP••der-i:30 P.M. -H.ty C1 •lo• n. ..... lklNN' Loew.. ,.,...,..a.... "••• 14MJ26 Morning Worship .. .. .. .. .. .. 10:45 A.M. 7:00 P.M.-"lnlftNCtt.11 C1l1la~o•" G•'" " ........... ·-N•-;.:0~~;.;1;;~.... Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Mint's! D D W McElr UUP•lfkY!ewDmo,C.-dolM• er: r. . . oy ~~~~·~-~~~-~·~-~ .... ~.n~u~-~·~·~M~ln~·~~~-~"~·-~CO~A~~~~1r=~~~iii~;~~~~';;;i'i~~=;;~=111 $11..,...100 A.M. & f :30 A.M., awe. SdlMl/N•.,.,·ftlO A.M . · TWlllayt-7:00 A.... Wod•Mlayi-f:J• A.M. 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST ................... o.m. ...... _,._..._..., . : CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 287 w. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA 23rd Strffl at Or1rlge1 Costa Mesa -54"'5303 letwMe Horl»or -.d faln-i.w l...,,ni ,...., -1"· Nnnl '""Y SUNDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY •.•••.••• , • • • • . . 9:41 A.M. Yollfll ,...., -fNd M•rtl• SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP & COMMUNjON • ,, • 10:45 A.M. MR"I Wontilp-10:30 o.m. -Sllltdq SdiHI 9 o.m. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP •••.•••.•••.••• ,, •• , 4:00 P.M. i,I S~ IVRl"I Wor1hlp-7:00 111·'"·-"rayer MHtl119 Wed.-7:00 111·"'· WEDNESDAY EVENINS lllLE STUDY .••.•• , , •••• , , 7:30 P.M. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~// NUUllT CAii PIOYIDID . I I I " .. , I W. Wlilt Horrl .. tn lo• Lof101tt 11.1 I 11 Mlnl1ttr Mu1iral Oir•cfor '-~ ''JI SABBATHSERVICES RELIGIOUSSCHOOL Phone: ~191 Day or Night harbor reform temple RABBI BERNARDP.KING ... b. meeting at St. James Episcopal Church o 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach For Information: C.11676-7230 TEMPLE SHARON Tllo COltltrMll\le ,,...., .. for th .. t1ra HodMM A,.. 417 West HaMI .... CMhl MOM All J11wid1 f•miie\ •r1 ln.,.if1d to join 111 In • truly l'ltl11i119ful SAllA.TH EVENING SERVICls-FlllDAY AT 1:11 P.M. -' • RANCHO SAN JOAfjliUIN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 4161 Nichol1011, lrvlM (Sift DlttO Fr1eway fD CUl¥.r -lift M HlcltGIMlnJ a... Rici! Scr.111•boa. Poator 9:3D A.M. Sunday Scllool for all agn 11 :DD A.M. Moml09 Worship NUltSllt'r CAltl! l'ltOVIOl!D AT IOTH HOVIS -lllflr'Nfttll CMcwnl111 Ot'*' MMfln•• C:tll IJU.l"I THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Affllltftlf Wltlt '"' •••lld Gftnl ConffrtMt • Splrltwol leoder -Robbi Gor101 GM.._ So th D .:! 646-5151 Tomplo """ Chol• -o,., Shobof ven • ay Adventist Church' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" J71 AYM• It., Costw M"° 't· ,.:;;; J...,. F • ........,., Pastor -Plliono '4Mlt6 •f Ill S1bL.,th Sch1ol , •• , • , , , ••• , • , , , •••••••• , • , , •••••. 9:)0 1,m, " VICES-10:00 o.fll. oM 6:JO p.111. M · W hi .:; or111119 ot1 I' • , , •.•••••••.•••••. , • , , , , • , • , • , , 11 :00 •.m. · For lllMrftthMJ, h.do........ 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Nuruiii Cort At1allil&lt WILCOMI ' " I ' • L~THERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Ptcific View Or. CoroQt . del ~·r'' . " ' . • R•11. P•ul ltoll'lol1, D.tr. f:to ....... ~ ... ., a.re• ...... """A.ll~•-· Nutt•rY' ft, ·.,,..11 1hil4rtit 'p,..,.ftiH' ,, ..,,, 1.'~ 11:11 A.IL , ... ..._ , ' A Cordial Weico.rne from THE UNITm METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER W.,..lf-.t';oo A.M. AT 115 ~ leDtM lllacl 11:11 A.JI. et St. MkHert: _.,..c ..... M.,.Mri,. ot r.fflc Yin Dr. c.,... ..... ., ,._I 671..0950 -------Cost• M•t• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. I H•rhor ll11cl,' Church Worship -9:30 I 11 Church School -9:JO ' 541-7727 Cost• M•11 North MESA VEllDE METHODIST CHURCH M••• v.nJ,9 a ·••k•r St. 149·2719 Worship A Clnirc:h School 9:3 0 A.M, fo1111t•i11 Vall•v FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 luth•rd 962 -2593 Wonhip l Church School . 9 &) IOtlO•A.M; Ml'11bt•r For41 R. t.illl•r H1111tir19to11 B••t h FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 27:t l 17th St, 5J6-JS,7 _, S•rvie•1 .:.... 9:15 I-IO:lO ,,_ N11taerY Car• All MOnlln'OI Church Xhool -9115 Hunti119to11 l••th -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H•il AM, 1,42-4461 wo ... hip -t I IO:JO Church School -9:00 A.M. lrvtn• -E•rl lluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 13 l· I 2JJ 11422 Cul11•r Ro14 11 Un1¥erslty Dr1¥• Worthip I: Church School t I 10:30 A.M. L•gvna l11ch M~THODIST CHURCH 21612 W•1l•Y Ori11• lJ1 SoU1h L•Q .... .. , ~": h w,ol'.'hir ,•ri'il &urth khoo -JO AJM. 499-JOll- New~·-.. •. C~ CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA t400 w. 11}~01 fl:l1'·, . ~1,3.]19s . Worshlp-t:JO A.M. ·C~ure~ Sch'oot:-f:JO I 11 A.M. "' This Sund1y Worship in ' l/StJlndrew's 'Presbyterian Churcf1 600 St. Andrews··Road-• NewPon Beach Dr •. Ch•rl•• H. Dl•rinfl•ld, P•1for "MARCHING ORDERS" Or. Ch•rl•1 H. Di•f•t1fi•hf, p.,.,ching ld11111!ca.1 Services~ -a AM. 9:30 AM and 11 AM Chlld care and children's Sunday School 111111 11rvlc:• PRESBYTERIAN ~HURCHES of the Coastal Areas . '~ .. Christ Church Pr~byterian 20112 M..-11• I...__.._) H•lllt~ .... ... 9V.DoM1•1.-...... .... ....,. W....,t ttJt A.M. · ' Cliini ...... 1 tsJO A.M . OfUt 20112 M ..... St~ ..._, t""4Mt Church of the Covenant nao .... 1w....,,_e..;._ _A. __ ,'_ -W-·--t-1120 & IOoOOA.M. ..... .....: 1174341 -. 1 Community Presbyterian Church < .•11-(A-~-' • a... ,.,,._,J. T1 I .,~an. Al~bf~ • S•Hcry W.nWp: t:OI & IOzJI A.M. o.d W..., ttOO A.M. .....: 4Mo7111 TIMPU Hu.ill. 1 .. 6662 Hill Aye., Hun~ J1w:b • . ' , '.ji .. l<Jlt .. , " • ' . ' -'-''"'°' '-,...._ .. Rabbi ·Plncua t;.iodbtat-... Ball 1-11 ~~ Evenlna Servtces--'S:oo P.K.. " -. IV' 1 t c .. a c s b • c I n t I a a h l I -.-JO.Im DAil. Y PILOT • Pulpit & Pew Ml%ed Medlefl 1 Church Involved In Politics '72 (From Porell class at 9:30! sermon "Now ts the Time": annual flJh fry 3 to I p.m. Sunday. CWt&t IAlllleno Cllv-', ~ Camino Capistrano, Capistrano Beach; servJce SUnday al 10 a.m., church ld>ool and Bible eta.. at II ; ~ uMemben Together," by the Rev. J .Emory Ackerman ; confirmation class betiMJng Tuesday at 7 p.m. IAtMr'ID C'aarcll el the Muter, at ·2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Pt1 a r ; aervice ·Sunday at 10 a.m., church IChool at 9; sermon "tbe World's Upper Room," by the Rev. Paul Romels. Failla ~ran CRrcb of Caplalru!> llea<b, at 34381 Calle Portola; service Sunday at 9 and 10:SO a.m., church school at 9; sermon "His Face," by the Rev. Jarries Knotek; Wednelday BI b I e class at 7:30 p.m. Prlnce of Puce La&lteru Cbattla, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive, COllta Mesa ; servk:e Sunday at 8 and 11 a.m.; ser- mon "'lbe Two Edged Sword," by the Rev· Andrew C. Ander- son; cbucb achool at 9:30; churel> picnic at TeWlnkle Part 12:30-4 p.m. Sunday. llfetlaotlbt First United Mettaodl1t Cllarc• of FolUllaln Valley, at 18225 BllShard St.; service Sunday at 9 and 10:,. a.DL; sermon "Lost.and Found," by the Rev. Ford R. Miller; can- ned goods to be collected Sun- day for Frazee Community Center, San Bernardino; youth groups meeting at 6:30 p.m.; memberahip training class at I p.m. Tuesday. -Ualv.rlllf Vatted Melllodllt CIBarU, at tam CUiver Road, Irvine; service aod church achoo! &mday at 9 aod 10:30 a.m.; sermon "Action Always Says Something,'' by the Rev. ll'!ll Allbon. Newport Center v • I le d Metbodlst eaure., s e r y I c e &mday at 9 a.m. at 115 Agate AV<!., Balboa Island, and 11:15 a.m. at St. Michaels and All Angela Church, Pacific View Drive and Marguerite Avenue; sermon "Wbel't Love Knocks Yoo Down," by the Rev. John R. Knox. Mea V.trde· u alt e d Mtlbodist Cllarc•, pt 1701 Baker St., Costa MI> ' a ; serviCe and church scboOl Sun- day at 9:30 &.m.; World Wide Communion to be celebrated. il"re• .. teria• St. Andrew's Pttsbytertaa Qmch, at 600 St. Andrews flMd, Newport Beach; aervice &uiday at 8, 9:,, and 11 a.m .; sennon "Marching Ordera!." by the. Rev. Charles H. Dierenfield ; this tS Worldwide Communion Sunday. the Rev . Henry Gerhard; 'l'hundly lectures at Leisure World at 10 a.m. Flrtl Qudo ti Rtllglou1 -ti Newport Buell, at 2"11 Avocado St., Costa Mesa; service Sunday e.t 10:~ a.m.; sermoo ''Prosperity a n d You"; by the ·Rev. Orrin Moen, director of the Institute of Rellsiool Science; cla,,.. resumed ln the accredited first and second ·years' study of Science of Mind Wednesday and nu.nday at a p.m. at 1700 16th St., Newport Beach. Churdt of ReHgloa.1 Scleoce of Corou del Mar, at 2411 Paclflc Coast Hwy.; service Sllndaf at 11 a.m.; sennon "Foniaking All Others," by the IU!v. Eleanor C. Jac~n; &ccredited classes ln Science of Mind Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at 360 Riviera Drive, Costa Mesa. Temple Belli David o f Oruge Ceuty; at 4 1 I t Katella, Los Alamitos; service Friday e.t 8:15 p.m.; sennon by Rabbi Henri E. Fronl V eriold Other Bengston and family at 5 p.m. Sunday; a n n u a I Mlssionary Cooference, W e d n e t1 d a y through Sunday, <>ct. 8 with Dr. William Taylor. seivices at 7:30 p.m. Wednesda y, Thursday, Friday and 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Harbor Christian Cburcll, Disciples of Christ, at 213l Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 10:45 a .m., church school at 9:30: sermon "According to Thy Gracioss Word," by the Rev. D. \V. McElroy. The Founquare Church, at 1734 Ofange Ave., Cost a Mesa; service Sunday at 11 a.m., church school at 9:45, junior church at 11 :15: sermon by the Rev. Robert B. Jacobs; ventriloquist Norman Way at church school and j u n i o r church service ; evening service at 7 p.m. Newport Unity Church, at 15th and Irvine, Newport Beach; service Sunday at 10 a .m.; sermon "Self Role Conflict," by the Rev. William R. Parker, guest speaker. 'rei'yterlan Clnu<b of the C~atiom U a it a r I a n Unlve,...llst ~veaut, at 2850 Fairview Flnt ChrlltiaD Cllurc!t al Cburch , at 1259 Victoria St., Road, Costa Mesa; aervice •Main and Adams, Huntingion ' Costa Mesa; service and Sunday at 8:30 and 10 a.m.; Beach; service and Bible school or religion Sunday at sennon .. Did You Miss Your school Sunday at both g and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "To a Host?" by the Rev. Bruce A. 10:30 a.m. Dancing God," by the Rev. Kurrie; adult membership Robert Jordan. class at 7 p.m. - Kelitrleus Sdetaee Cllarcb •f Religious Sc;leace of Lap.u Bea.ell, at 29962 Lliguna Canyon Road; service Sunday at 9 and 11 a.m., junior church al 9; sennon "Making ·Lile Worthwhile," by ~ Blblo CHl"ch of Cotta Me••i at 190 23rd St.; service Sunday at 10:30 a.m., church school at 9; sennon "Redemption FuHilled," by · the Rev. IUlbert .M. Bengston; evening service at 7, sennon "'Ibe Cost of Discipleship"; Poiluck reception for Mr. Wiatminster Breth er n Church, at 14614 Magnolia ; service Sunday at 8: 30 and 11 a .m., church school at 9:45; local high school football coaches Tom Baldwin and Dick Hill to speak at Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Churches Update Language of Creeds - NEW YORK (AP\ -While SOmfl chw-ch leaders have organized to support the presidential candidacy of Sen. George McGovern. some are advising a g a i n s t such partisanship and others have voiced their backing for Presi· dent Nixon· It's a mixed medley when it comes to recording t h e religious eounterpoint to this current natk>nal election con- test, but that elemt is keen- ly involved this time, even though both candidates are Protestants. "Directly and indirectly. religious factors will play an eii:tremely important role in the outcome," says the Rev. Or. Gerald Strober. who has done special research on the subject. FOR nlE FIRST time in the annals of m o d e r n presldential elections, some prominent churchmen have fonned a cross--country in- terfaith network. ca 11 e d "Religious Le ad er s for McGovern,'' in behalf of the Democratic contender. Although acting a s in· dividuals, and specifically not as spokesmen of their con· stituencies, they maintain that ending the Vietnam war is such a basic moral imperative that it justifies clergy in tak- ing sides publicly in the cam- paign. It's a new strategy, break· ing with the long-time practice against clergymen organizing to back particular candidates. But its._ key planner. Methodist Bishop James Armstrong of Aberdeen. S.D., says there are "new reasons" for it. "WE'RE RAINING death on Vietnam tOday more than ever before." he says. "A nation is being reduced to rubble and it's our moral responsibility to do whatever we can to stop it·" On the other hand, Dr. Strober, coauthor of a new book issued by Association Press called "Religioo and the New Majority," contends that the nation's new, predominant political force is symbolized by evangelist Billy Graham's friendship with Nixon. 11mERE'S A close a!flnlty between Nixon's and Graham's political and social philosophy and their vision or America ," Dr. Strober says, adding that their view colrt- cides with that ol 1 growing preponderance of evangelical Christian!. In Fort Worth. Tex ., at a meeting of the National Bai>" tist Convention, U . S . A . , representing 6.3 m i 11 ion members and the country's largest black denomination, its president. the Rev. Dr. Joseph H· Jackson, came out for Nix- on's re-election. However, "boos" an d shouted protests sounded in the meeting hall when he told 12,000 delegates : "McG-0vern says he'll get us out of Viet- nam in 10 days. If he does mo.re than Nixon in Vietnan1. he'll carry a white fla g." ON 11lE other side. at a meeting in Dallas of another black denomination, the four- million-mernber National Ba1>- tist Convention of America, ii approved a resolution sayin g. •·we cannot in good eonscien<:i! support this Administration for re-election." The resolution said the Nix· on Administration "consistently acts against the best interest of poor and minority citizens .'' Although not explicitly sup· porting McGovern. the resolu- tion did so by Implication . Rabbi David Polish. presi· dent of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. urged Jewish Institutions and their representative leaders not to take sides publicly in the con· test. He said such partisanship could produce a sch i s m detrimental both to the cause of Israel and or the American Jews. Dis•nayed Preacher Part·time preacher and boatyard worker Les Cooper of Key \\'est was disappointed that Fidel Castro re- fused to let him preach ii; Cuba. Cooper left Miami, Fla., in a small boat to spread the word in Cuba. but ended up in jail -interrogated, stripped and eventually cast off only to have his boat motor go out. He says he'll never go back. ----------- Religious Science's Fall Classes Begin The fall ter1n of Science of ~1ind classes opens at the Church of Religious Science of Laguna Beach. 20062 Laguna Canyon Road. on Tuesday and Wednesday. All classes are ac- credited by the Institute of Religious S c i e n c e and Philosophy of Los Angeles. ''Expand e d Spiritual Awareness" on Wednesdays beginning this week In Leisure World at 10 a.m. and at the church at 7:30 p.1n. This is a new course, being taught in only five Religious Science churches this year. At least the first year course in Science of Mind is required ror students who wish credit for the advanced course. By LOUIS CASSEL'! u ....... ,.., ..... ...., In contemporary usage, the word "confession" usually Is taken to mean admls-ot guilL But tbere's a much Qlder. meaning of the -d that still is current in churches. Confes&on, in cliurcb usage is a statement of beliefs. ' may not yield unconditional obedience to any other power. We may not love anyone or anything more than we love Hi " m. About Jesus. "JESUS OF Nazareth shows us who God is and what God dots. Hi! lnvotvement 1n the human cmdition is God's involvement. Hi! compassion for ~ un:loving, wiloved and lost is God'a compesalon. Hil'demand for justice, truth, and faithfulness is God's deme.nd ••. His love for the very people who reject him ls God's love." 9 Orange Coast Girls Enter Bishop's School The first year study, entitled "Principles of the Science of Mind ." begins Tuesday in Leis ure World at 10 l'l.1n. and at the church at 7:30 p.m. The ses.c;ions are lwo hours. The Rev. Jill Gerhard. assis- tant minister of the ehurch, wlll teach. The text i!I the "The Science of Mind '' by .~t Holmes, founder of the fteligious Science movement. This is a beginning course and there is no academic prere· quisite. Those who wish to audit must have done s o m e metaphysical reading or taken other courses. Texts will be annolmce<l as the .;ouroe pro- i"Sfe!· Claases meet -~·-i<>r a term of 10 weeks. The winter term beglna in Januai:y, tbe spr:lng term in mlll-Marcb. '11\ese are tWLion COU1'ltt, open to the public. ,. For more than ttiree centuties, Presbyterian& all over the world bave llllbcrlbed .,-.the ~ed westmfuiter Coafes-drafted by an assembly of Reformation tbeot .. glans in 1647. IT'S A FINE, forthrlit>I ciocument. But, like the King James version of the Bible, it ,p.au In the English of the 17th Century -a language far different from coutem- (JOnrY EngllJh. Now Iha! many excellent ·modem English translatiOlls of the Bible are available, ~ are turning their at- tentloo ol their creeds and confwloll•. '!'be latest t<> under- take this important tuk is the Preobyterian Church in the United Statea. Alter three yean of bard -t by iu scbol...., the deoominalioo baa completed a tentattve draft of a pro- posed new confesslqo of Wth. It baa been aent out !<> all member coorregal\OalJ •1or study, aod will come µi> for amendment .o.. adoption at a -.o&tiooai usembly in· \975. ' , . rr S1'RlKES ME 11 I r<JDlfkabiy lucid and effective Job of expteallng baaie'Cllrlsil/ln beliefs in language that Is compr:ebeoslble atMt ~ ·1o people of our time. A> oonf~ .IO. ll'i lalfl)' brief -only 23 pege!. A few extraclll bonL liq -may belp give YQU the flavor of lts ·""'111eiful17 clur and contemporary Engllsb. About 9.<><1. , "We believe Jn God. We pal our trait tn him ••• We may not ael oor -rellobce' on any other belp. We 'Ibe new confession aHlnns the full humanity of Jesus: "He lived the life of a real man ln the same world we live in." It la equally forthri&ht in affirming that Jesus wa s "uniquely God's 900" and through his death and resurrec- Uon baa acbieved reconclllation between a holy God and a sinful world. 1be con!essk>n reaches heights of poetry in affirming the presence and power of tbe Holy Spirit as God at work within us. 0 GOD IS AT work in our' time and pltce . . . His Spirit moves wben and where be wills ... We confess that the Holy Spirit is not the private pcsBeSSiOO of the church. He worU beyond us, even among those we may despise or suspect. He is our Loi'(!, not our servant." In view of the overt or subtle antisemitism which un· fortunately laln\ed much Christian teaching in past gener- atiOns, It is refre!blng to read what the new Presbyterian confession says about Jews: "The Jews are sWI a distinct and special people. 'Mley remind us that God does not take back his promises. We are aahamed that ChrisUans have persecuted them. Jews and Cbr'istians do not agree about Jesus Christ. Yet we ·acknowledge that their forebears are our fat h er s and mothers in the faith. Our debt to them is beyond measure." Nine Orange Coast girls and two others from Orange Coun- ly have entered The Bishop's Schools for Girls in La Jolla as boarding students. Classes began this month for the 64lh year. They are : Dr. Parker To Lecture In Newport Grove lnstitrite Chief Named " ' 1111tiful MAUSO~IUM • COlUMIAllUM --C<llJTllY TREES of the WORLD 81h0cew. &mto Ana end Onmg1 On Falrvkw Av .... • 5Jl·JISI I The Rev. l·lcnry Gerhard. minister of the church, will teach the advanced course in No church membershJp is required. 'l1te dlilrch office, 494-0490, can furnish further lnlonnatlon . Miss Heidi Lorenz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lorenz of Corona del Mar, senlor; Miss Stephanie Kur!, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Kuri of Newport Beach. sophomore; Miss Victoria Jeans, daughter of Mrs. Vic· toria Jeans Valencia of Newport Beach, sophomore; Miss Sally Iverson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred H. Iverson of Corona del Mar. junior; Miss Tyrrell Garland, daughter ot Mr. David Garland of Newport Beach, junior; Miss Eve Conklin, daughter of Mrs. Robert Ham· mond of Corona del Mar, senior; Lut~erans to ~uild County High School Miss Ellen Banning , daughter of Mr. and Mr!. Hancock Banning of Newport Beach, sophomore; Ml s s Kristin Caspers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Caspers of Newport Beach, freshman; Miss Kristine Thagard , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Thagard Jr. of Newport Beach, sophomore; Miss Jolie BaJes, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Bales of Laguna Niguel, senior, and Miss Katherine Nesbit, daughter of Mrs. Mary Nesbit of Tustin, junior. Founded in 1909 by the Rt. Rev. Bi.shop Johnson, The Bishop's Scbool tor Glrla of· fers a college preparatory pro- gram for girl!. llfadel 7 through U, boarding ld>ool and day achool. '!'be San Miguel School for Boys became part of a coordinate program last year and offen, {or dlj' students. the same academic J>rOgram. Financing has been secured to • permit t h e Lutheran High School Associa· tion of Orange County to begin immedi;lte construction Of the first phase (l( the Lutheran High School. The essocla lion bas an- nounced that classes for the ninth and tenth grades of the school will open in September, 1973, in the new facilities to be constructed at 2330 North San- Uago Blvd. in Orange. The development of the site and the lint phase of coo- 1tllUCtlon ere estimated to cost $540,000. Tbe plans for the Lutberan High School of Orange County were drawn by the arc\lltecturat firm of Salmi, HocUnbe!Ty, a n d Associates of Ora~e. The initial faclllties will pro- vide a classroom building to accommodate 360 students, and lnclude: 13 classrooms, a library, office facilities, cbem- lstry aod biolOt!Y laboratories, typing and business education rooms, and the necessary an- cllll!l"Y facllltles. · cnie building wlll be fully Present plans call for an an- ticipated enrollment of ap-- proximately 90 studem m grades nine and ten, an enroll- ment of about 240 students .when alt four grades are in operat:ion, and an eventual enrollment ol aboul 6IO-wlthln the next 10 years. The school will offer a com- plete program of Chri!tlan education for grades nine trhrough twelve. A curriculum committee composed o f Lutheran and public school teachers and administrators has been st udying the curricular needs ol. the achool for over a year. Emphasis will also be plat' ed on OlrtsUan living, C01Tect atUtude development, and oo preparation for adult respoosibiUUes in the borne. the church, and Ille com- munity. Locol , state, aod regional ac:<>'OdiUl!Jon will be sought and" the ochool will be con- ductOd in Oc.ordance with a pr:evlously adopted Lutheran phitolopby of oc!ucallon. '!be .. c!IOOI is apotrsored and controlled by-an asoociatlon of 21 Lutheran CU!gregatlcms of the Orange County atta. Both school! ale Erl""'oal d.Jocesan schools o t h e Dloceae of Loo M(cles with an eilrollmertt of ltll resJdent students from 12 statn and 6 foreign counlrles. alr-oondltioncd. 1be site development plans Include parking are as, basketball courta. a IOOtbaD fl e Id.,;::=======:::::;, beseboll and aoftba 11 diamonds. a'nd adequate landscaping. 0. ,.. ..... .,.. .,.. ............. --... _,.,, " lleM1Mls ... •11•u111 An ,.. nwe tti.t .. ••••II,... ill .., ha tht wWdi •• ............... , D1,.. n.w tlll'tMI ••lnl ef ,, ... 111ty1 n. ICJIMCI Of lltNO ~ u I 1lllls ••IFllk• .. llNftlt ................. THE 1st CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ,, NIWPOIT llACH (Mt"lkf Clllff'(ll 9f fllt U11"'4I Ctwrtll et •• ,.. ... lcfwct. L.-""'"'"' !11vlttt VOii t1 !111r The Reverend Dr. Orrin Moen &v.1t s,.1k1r "PROSPERifY AND YOU" ,,...,.,Oct. 1, 1t7J -ll:JI A.M. a.,,...., kM•I ..... •*••..,. 1 THE BETTER LIVING CEtnn 271 A_ .. StrHI -Com Mola nllYONI II WILCOMl I •• How daes Christian Sciera Ilea!? Usten to perleru.~••· pr09r•m: fin:th•nd .... This weeli:'t "lllTH DQICTS CAN n HlALIDr 7:11 AM-KP• ... Lf... l 14S AM-KMK .. 11• &.A 7:1S AM-KOCM-PM- 1N.1-N.l. OCTOUI 1, 1971 TT\.VT'H HOil) " • • I .. ) "~ ~~ i \It :! ·fil ~ Hi iF ii~ ~ 1lll il ·.r ~ ~ !ill ' 7 • """ ' H ,. , DAILY PILOT J J I' • i \ .: lJ OAJL Y PILOT Whooo's Woodsy Indeed! WASHINGTON (AP ) -The Senate was routinely passing minor bills when the clerk came to the last one. "A bill to prevent the unauthorit.ed manufacture and use of the character ·w~ Owl' and for other purposes," be called out. "\\'ho is Woodsy Owl'?" ask- ed Republican Leader Hugh Scott of PeMsylvania. Sen. Mike Mamfield of Mon- tana, the Democratic leader, ( ANLYALS ) allowed as how Woodsy had "something to do with the en- vironment." Actually, Woodsy Owl is a character created by the Forest Service with slogan "Give a Hoot , Don't pollute" as a symbol foc a public service campaign to promote improved environmental quali- ty. The bill, passed by voice vote, went to the House. It would prohibit the manufac- ture, reproduction, or use of the Woodsy Owl character or slogan except as autOOrized by ·the aecretacy of agricultun. ew1aukers (Jsed STANFORD (AP) -How does a sea Uon hear? Ghances are be tunes in on a whisker, according to an expert on the subject. Dr. 'lilomas C. Poulter, an authority on oound ard hear- ing systems among living organisms, said sea Hons' antenna-like whiskers are up to 10,000 times more sensitive than their ..... Moreover, Poulter, a senior advUer at the Stanford Research Institute, believes such findings may offer iJn. portant clues for future elec- trooic breakthrough by man. e A nimal Ball PHILADELPHIA (AP) Fifteen rebe!Uous New Jersey residents, charged with failing to pay the Philadelphia wage tax, broogh\ 11 horsea and 15 orates of chickens to a corral outside City Hall for use as bail. The bead· ol the group, Michael G. 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OHLY1 • •·lt'1 o themt0ttot controlled, foracl alr tieat9' & fireplace1 ' • 1500 wa~-t pl<19 Into any .. ~ ... • Cholc• of lladt Of Cop~r, with a pUll Mesh ICl'-.n, .. i f -Saturday, September 30, 1972 DAILY PILOT Yi1Z Raps Heavily Favored SC Hosts Spartans One in I 0th; · • • Bosox Win BALTIMORE (AP) -car1 Yastnemald ripped a two-nm homer In the lotb Inning Friday night, llfli"i the Boston Red b to a. ~I victory over Baltlmono that ellmlnated the Orioles from baaeboll'• American Leaiiue East pemiant race- Y ...tnemal\I '• 11th homer of the year helped the Red Sox tighten their grip on the di'rlal<io lead going inlo the final weekend ol the regular ......,_ It also ended a nm ol three llralght American J.eogue Utles foe the Orioles, who dropped five games behind with ooly four left to play. Tommy Harper doubled with one out In the 10th and moved to tblnl on an Infield out. Then Yastrumald connected, with the ball'' glancing of! left fielder Doo Buford'• glove as he made a desperate leap at the fence . Luia Tianl went all the way, -allowing just ftve hits for hia 15th victory o1 the sea.son, and 11th In hia last U decbloos. Jim Palmer,'%1-10, took the loea. The Red Sox took a Hl lead In the first inning on Luis Aparicio's home run, bis thin! of the seBSO<t. The Orioles Ued it in their baH o1 thO first when Paul Blnlr rMCbed second base on an error and scooted home on Boog Powell'• double. Powell smaabed hia 21st borne run ol the season in the sixth to give Baltimore a 2-1 lead, but the Red Sox came ~ck to tie the game 2-2 ln the seventh on singles by Carlton Fisk and Darrell Evans and Doug Griffin's double. Tigers Maul Brewers, 12-5 To Keep Pace DETROlT (AP) -Detroit dubbed three Milwaukee pltcbera for 11 runs in the first three lMings -lncludlng seven l.o the third -.. the Tlgen crushed the Brewe,. 1U Friday nlgbl to stay within 1 'i2 games. of American League East leader Boston. The dozm ruil.! equalled Detroi.t's big- gest output of the Joor. The lied Sos, -best Baltimore H, face the Orioles two ~ times befqre dosing the -with • three-pme showdown .. Detroit begtnning Moaday. Detroit plays the Brew .. lodaJ and Sun- day. Willie Horton hit a two-run triple of! Jim Long, 13-12, In the first Inning for Detroit and Jim Northrup followed with a single for the first or bis five runs batted In. Consecutive doublea by Al K>JJne and Duke Sims produced a Detroit run in the second before the outburst l.n the third off U:nbcirg · and relievers E a r l Stepheuon aJl!I Chuck Taylor. Ed Brinkman singled l.o a nm, Tooy Taylor hit a two-run pinch double, Norm Cash slng)ed another nm home and Northrup dollbled in th<! last three. Norlhrup also singled home Mickey Stanley, who doubled In the flfth. Milwaukee acored a run in the first off winner Woodie Fryman. 9-3, on a double by Rm n-oold, a ground out, and aacrlllce Oy by Johnny Briggs. Taylor s~led in a Brewer nm in the fifth and slligles by Ollie Brown and 'Mike Ferraro seut in two ooearned runs off Fryman in the sixth. Hiatt's Triple Sends Angels To 2-1 Victory • Jack 1Ilatt'1 two-nin triple lh the ...,. ond Inning pow.red Rudy May and the California Angels to a 2.-1 declsklD over the Minnesota Twina Friday night. May worked seven ianln111 and was rewarded with hi> 11th victory -a career high. Jt ·Wlll also May'• eeventb vidA>ry In his 1 ... eight start., but the Calilornla lefthander needed eighth Jn. nlng relief help from Uoyd ,\lien 'and Steve Barber alter esca~ numerous jams. , 1Ilat11 lwCMJUt triple ftllowed a 1lngle Lee Stanton and a walk to Billy arker In the ..cond and helped May Im- prove his rocord to li-11. LoAr Jim Per· ry is now lJ.lt. * *" * MINNDOTA llJ Ml IF I R'I' W •r ltrtJI r•t11t "To-1ar, Jf I 0 I 0 ........ ,.,... J 0 • O T~'9 S•10S.,.,,d J•tt) KllllllrtW ,'lb • I 1 1 ~ • t t t t O.rwlfl. r1 J • 0 0 It.°""""' ,. t • I : ll:«il(t(. • J 0 ,i 0 ...... ff t _J l I "°"'' .... • • • • Nfhr, • , ~· •• Carew, a 1 o o O ~ ,11 t I et lryw, d' JI IO ""'!I~~· .JI t I MCWIUWI, 2' I 0 f 0 ... ...,, It :t t 0 I eraun,lb 1ttt~" llitO 80rfm11'1. c A t J I , It l 1'1 I J. ,...,.,, It I t I I loftrfltm, .... 1 • • • Gr....., it I t t t M~ "'J.UL.:.:= tl't t I ~-= ...... , C.1-• --~· ..... l.~~-· C.Nf,arl. ... 1, ~' fMo'«I~ •. --..J; ::'le J, ,..,.;., 'i..D.. ... . ': j ,. 'a· ., :t ~ I I ... ' r:m'· ... ·-::;: k'.,... .• . '-' "" ~1 • • • • ; St'I• .. ..., ~ ,...,... A-tt.m.. , * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * UCLA Gets Its Wish(bone ), 65-20 SimingSC Offense ·Gets . Another Test LOS ANGELES (AP) -Coacll John McKay of the UDlverallf of Soutb<rn <ll11fmila '-' the )lldgenent of Michtean stale'• Duffy Daugherty but won't aay u much lot those -pick tlie Trojana by %0 points ove< Duffy's Spartans. "In no way," McKay 11ys, are hia Tro- jana that much belle< than the Spartana, who "wlll amaae me ll tbeY doo' wl.n the Big Ten." Tbe nal!O<t8lly top.ranked Trojana, J-0, eversgl.og 4ll.7 ]dnts a came, are heavily favoced -to cle!eal the unrank- ed Sparlana .wthlg at 7:!0 tonllbt l.n Memortal tl>lil<um. DUFFY ISN'T mJPID "You look at them and say they can beat anybody," says McKay ol MSU, "Duffy isn't stupid aod be says be baa hia best piayera since 'Mend be baa good players then." Yet the Sparlana, 1-1, loot last Satur- day to Georil• Tech, 21-18. In llM, they went 9-0-1 be!oce losing to UCLA In the Rose Bowl. 'Ille Trojans, aays McKay, have the finest players Jn the 13 years he's been at use, and they've nm through or passed over Artansu 31-10, Oregon State 51-6, and Illinois, ~%0. Mike Rae, the Pacific.a Conference'1 leading passer; and Rod McNetll, the league's top rusher, lead USC's deep and talented point-producers. GAILABER LOST However, McKay hu1ost senior tackle Allen Gallaher with knee aurgety from tbe offensive line. Junior Steve Riley is hia repiac<ment. Safety Artlmul Parker. pulled bamstrlng muscle, b a doubtful participant for USC. Michigan State ballbact J e s s e Williams will be oul oeveral weeka with a -injury. OI USC, llaucberty aa)'I •1w rarely seen a team wtt.b so much speed. Southeru Cl! deaervea all the nice thlnga aald -It. "I thl.ok we beve the ldncl ol team that can play with anybody," Daugherty COO· tinuea. ••1f we can stay with 'em early, we have a chance. We must control the ball." Gecrge llllbalu ol. MSU la "a good quarterback," says McKay. "He has a great tareet In . that big guy coming across the middle." • Today's Sports On Television ll:U a.m· (4) CL -BASEBALL -Milwaukee at Detroit o r Cleveland at New Yrok. U:4ll p.m. (7)CL -COLI.EGE FOOl'BALL -Illinois meets the Wasbington Huskies In Seattle. 3 p.m. (5)CL -RAMS AcnON -The Ollcago Bean and the Los Angeles Rama from Chicago. Taped. 1:30 p.m. (l)CL -NFL GAME OFTBE WEEK s p.m .. (7JCL -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Indy 500 champs are the attraction l.n the 185,000 Treotoo (NJ) !Oil. Alao: the 11th world. peradlating cbamplonshlps, taped l.o AIJIUSI at Tahlequab, Old.a. (IJCL -TIDS WEEK IN PRO FOOnlALL -m,bllpta of the game< plaJtd last --Jn. eluding Dallas-New Yon Giants, llamt-llean, ...... Buffalo and Den- -SU Diep. II p.m. (S)CL -COLLEGE F00111Al.L -The Oregon DucU vs. the UCLA Brulna. Taped Friday nlpt at the Oollleum. Jahbar Sparks 103-94 Triumph . . • UPI T.itoM!o NEVER TOO OLD-THAT'S BRUCE PETERSON, 42, OF HAMLINE UNIVERSITY. This Minnetot• College Kicker 11 Just Breaking In •• a Freshman. Area Grid Ace$ t lo TV Clash From Seattle Today's game will be televised In Soatbern CaUfornia at lZ :JO on CbllUlel 7. Three former Orange Coast area preps are playing for Wasblogton, tacJudlag No. Ii -Steve Wieibow11rl of Laguna Beach; No. U, Tony Bonwell of HuaUngtou Beach; No. 31 -Ron Sbephenl of \Vestmln11te:r. SEATTLE (AP) -The Washington Huskies feel they're going int.o today's football game against llllnob with an attitude made .more coo.fidm.t by last week'• 22--21 sqUeater over Purdue. "When you're down 21-zip and come back to win that's got to aay !001elhing tor yoor o!feme," Washington quarter- back 8oMy SIWll••" said of the Punlue game. Sb: killer, who led the second half come- back by completing 13 or 20 passes for 190 yards, said the offeMe got together at halftime and vowed, "There's no way we're going home IOl!lers." "A great a(tltude"came out of that few seconds at halftime," said tight end John Brady. "We went back out very confident and got the job done. You get a taste of that kind of victory and you want more ." The Huskies, now :Ml, are expected to use tbe accurate arm of Sixkiller and the 111re bands ol Brady to up that record. IDlnois, 0.2, is susceptible to the pass. Sports in Brief Charles Holding Lead; 1968 Derby Decided TURNBERRY , Scotland -Bob Charles, the New Zealand left-bander, shot an erratic par 71 over the wind-lash- ed Ailsa course Friday and took the third-round lead in the $134,750 John Player golf classic, Europe's richest tournament. Charles collected five bogeyes end five birdies in touring the 7 ,060 layout for a 54-hole total of 209, one' strcke better than Peter Townsend ol Britain. Two Britons were third and fourth. Peter Oosterhuis, with 211, and Tony Jacklin, with 2il. American pros had a bad day. Doug Sanders shot a 74 and Gay Brewer a 73 and were tied for seventh at 216. Arnold Palmer shot a 73 for 217, the same as Tommy Aaron, who struggled in with a 77. Billy Casper bogeyed five of the last nine holes for a 78 and 219: Jerry Heard soared to an 80 and 221, and Tom We1skopf shot a 75 for 222. ,,,. LOUSMLLE -Dancer's Image, the big colt that streaked to victory in the 1968 Ken tucky Derby, officially lost his purse Friday to the runner-up, Forward Pass. John Tarrant, attorney for Cburchll Downs , said a check for the winner's share was mailed to Calumet Fanns. The association's resolution said II would be better to withdraw swimming from lhe Olympic program and lo con· duct their own aquatic Olympics, than see the present program reduced almost 40 percent. ,,,. LOS ANGELES -UCLA's track and field facility has been named the Drake Tra ck and Field Stadium in honor of former Bruin cmch and trainer Elvin C. "Ducky" Drake, who retired June 30. Drake had been a coach and trainer at UCLA for mQrc than 40 years, serving as head track coach for 18 years. .,. BOSTON -The Soviet national hockey team \\'ill play three games in the United States early next year, including one con· test against the Stanley Cup-champion Boston Bruins. The thrce·ga1ne tour will send the Russian team against the Bruins, !he Rangers in New York and the Black Hawks in Chicago. ,,,. PHILADELPHIA -Halfback Bob Hoff. man scored three touchdowns Friday night as a surprisingly po w e r f u I Universi ty of Pennsylvania football team defeated Larayette 55-12. Bruins Blitz Hapless Ducks At Coliseum LOS ANGELES 1 AP ) -t:CLA ':1 v.1sh bone attack. blas!Lng a\\·ay with tilark llarmon, ltob Scribner and freshman John &iarra at the cont rols, tlt•stroy l•d the Ore~on Ducks ~20 Satur- day night in the ir Pacific-8 Conference gn1nt•. The 15th-ranked l.lruins, now 3-1. \vere 011\y 11,·o touchdo\\11 favorites O\'er the l)ucks, 1-3, and the \'ictory put UCLA in a three-1\•ay tie with So uthPm California and C.:ilifomia for the Pac-8 lead. Each is 1-0 in league play. A cro\\'d of 30.200 in Memori111 Colist:<um watched HArmon direct the Bruins lo a 28-7 lead with only 2:58 gone in the third quarter. Coach Pepper Hodgcrs then put in his second string backfield with Scribner at quarterback and the Bruins raced away 45-7 after 1 hree quarters. The Ducks, clobbered by Oklahoma 68- 3 last week, i;tot tbe game's first toucl1do\\11. oo Dan Fouts' one-yard rw1 but thereafter it was all UCLA. FouLs 1hrcw two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter after two interception returns helped the Bruins to a 58-7 lead. FuUback Randy Tyler ran one yard lot a lying score late in the flnt period and Kermit Johnson zipped eight yards to cap .i 91-yard "drive for a 14-7 lead late in the seco nd quarter. (lrcgon was still in the game when Fours' pass was intercepted by Fred ~·lcNcill and retu rned to the Oregon 41. Tyler scored rrom the seven four plays later \vith 1:14 lert in the half. UC LA's James McAli stcr ran one yard for the final touchdo"·n by the first string. Russell Charles' 51-yard klck-orr return set up McAli.1ter's tQUc hdown and Sclar- ra's 23-yard punt return led to the Bruins ' fifth touchdO\\'ll , Scribner's nine- rard run . The second of F'outs' three in- 1erce ptions, picked of! by Mike Fryer, IPd to Efren Herrera's s+yard field goal. Hich Gunther, a 212-pound tackle, was the third intercepter ol Foots pames. He look an underthrown pus and had a clear field for 22 y~ds into, the end IOllt with %:29 lett In the thlril period. The BNins sent Sciarra in to qua rterback after Oregon fumbled a punt early in the fourth quarter. The swift first-year player needed six plays for the 19--yard push into the end zone. Jimmie Jones got the touchdown on a one-yard run. Herrera's ext ra point kick \\'as marTed by a bad center snap, break- ing his twc>year string on 29 consecutive conversions. Fouts completed 25 of 47 passes for 296 ya rds and boosted his ca reer total of- fense to 4,735 yards, breaking Bob Ber- ry·s three-year school record of 4,543. Oregon substitute quarterback Norval Turner came in and threw one pass. It \\•as intercepted by Greg Davenport and returned 22 yards for a touchdown. After Fouts hit Johnny Kerr with touc hdown passes of II> and 18 yanb, sophomore fullba ck Charley Schuhmann of the Bruins ran 48 yards for the pme'1 final score. Fl••t downs Rv~l>a/y~tds Pa"lrig y1rcb Rellv•ns y1rd• p~"tt Punr, Fuml!lesllos.t P11Pr1atuH/yar1:11 .. 11 /~I , .. " 1514 14 k1r1 by Owirtitn '"' ,,, •M " .. """ " "' 11$11 "* ... "" Ortoon 1 O 0 1>--3 UCl.r. 1 I' )I. 10--6$ Or" -Fa~b l run ILl•9ly kltlr.) UCLA -Tyler l run !Herre•• Ir.let ! UCLA -JOlonson I '"" (Hl"t•a Ir. tkl UCLA -Tyj,r 7 •un (Ht"''' t ic\) UCLA -McAllsltr 1 "'" (Htrr1r1 kltlr.l UCLA -5crlbntr' rvn CHt<"rtr1 klclr.I UCLA -FG H1rr1ra J..I UCLA -Gunter 11 1>111s ·nt1rc1Tlan (H.,.rtri Ir.Id<) UCLA -J. Jone, 1 ryn (kick falllld) "\LA -O.w.,.POM n ~s• lnttf"c1p11or> I Htr(lre" kick , Ore -K1rr It' Piii ffom Fouls (LIWIY klclr.I Ore -K"'r !Jr""' lrom Fouh !kl~ lahfcll ~c.:_ ... 30---;-iJ~h maM •run CH.,.rt kll Jn two games, the Inexperienced Illini secondary ha& permitted %0 of 28 ::om- pletions for Ht yards. "When you play llO()homores aod freshmen in the secondary, you expect mistakes," said Illinois coach Bob Blackman. )Djurtea have compounded the in- experience problem for lllinob. Senior quarterback, Mike-Wells otlll is oot wit~ a cut finger. Tom McCartney took over last w~ and led the !Ulnl on touchdown drfvea of 15. 85 and 18 yarda against to?- ranked Southern California. Checks also were sent to the owners o~ Francie's Hat, T. V. Convnercial and Kentucky Sherry. the third, fourth and fifth finishers in the controversial race. All were moved up when Kentucky's Court of Appeals upheld the state racing commis!lion's ct1ntention that Peter Fuller's colt had a forbidden med ication In his syatem when he won the Derby. Carroll Equals Mar·k As Dodgers Fall, 4-1 Much of the damage wu done by Benlor fullback Mite Navtlrro, who gain- ed 69 yarda oo II carries when Walhlngton beat Illinois 52--%4 lut year. and G«qe Uremovlcb, a j u n i o r halfback. In adclltlon to Installing a few plays · AlMi(pled to.beef •P the nmnina game this ....a, · W8'111!11P>n coach Jlrii Owens empllisbo4tba Dlin1 defense. "They do a •lot of unortbodolt tblni• ... def..... try to throw you off -" be aaid, .. lbe lllllldea'looked al 11 a· iOt 61 tbm1I aod all the various COVt!ragea." • Wuhlngton will start a.new face on of· fenae and an old ooe back l.n the &econ- dary. Doo Wesley, a speed'{ noolet- terman senior, moves ahead o apllt end ~ Scott, who baa bnilsecl ribs but may aee ..... action. Bill cahili, AD-O>ast lldety 11ho mlued ·the Purdue _game with a bru1aed tbll)i, Is flt Ind reldy. ,,,. ALAMO, CalU. -Clllf Drysdale of South Africa advanced to the semifinals of the Redwood Bank International Ten- ni!J Cbamplonlblps Friday night, ousting Amtralla'!I John Alexander in a hard- fought match, &-7, &-2, M . In ll>e night's floe! lli"11es match, Newport Beoch'1 Roy Emerson fell to Arthur Albe, M, W. M. Jn other qvarterfinals action , John Newcombe of AustraJla wa0oped fellow countryman Terry Addl>OQ M, &-l : and Tom Okker of the Netherlands downed Ma.rk Cox of Great Brilaln, 6-1 , 1-6, 7.fi. ,,,. MONTREAL -The American Swim· mlng Coocbes Aaaodaton v o t e d un11;nhnou1ly Friday to oppoee any move by the lntematlooal Olympic Conimltteo to reduce the number of aquaUc events and contestant for any future Games. More than SOO coaches from lhe !,:JOO. member associations repreeeotlng 27 na- tions were attending the second world swlmin.lng cUnlc here, , CINCINNATI fAPi -Clay Carroll ti<:<! the major league record for saves with 35 and Tony Perez knocked in tbree runs as the Cincinnati Rl'ds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 Friday night. Carroll pitched the ninth inning for Segt, 30 ()c;I. I Dodgers Slate AM Glrnes NI IC,I 1'411 OackMH-1 11 Cl~lt1n111 000olr1 11 Clnclnntll '"! ··'"· 11;1 ··"'· starter Jack Billingham, 12-12, to tie the record shart'd by two other playen - Sparky Lyle of the New York Yankees, who hit the mark this season, and Wayne Granger o( the 1970 Reds. After the Dodgers had taken a 1-0 lead in the tint inning on Willie Davis' 19th ho1ne run of the year, Perez gave the Reds a 2-l ndvanlage with a two-run shot In the fourth. In the sixth, Bobby Tolao opened with n single, moved to second on Johnny • Bench's Oy ball and SC01'ed on Peres• double. The Reds scored t1noJher run In the ninlh on Cesar Geronimo's base hit. Al Oownlng1 9-9, was the Dodgen• loser. LOI AQ•t.•t .. r ltr111 l."'"-2b l01GROH,ll CIMCltrOIATI ........ , ... I I t 0 J 1 1 I 1 • • • ' 1 t .. I t J J ' • 1 • ' 0 t l ' • 1 ·' I t I • F. llobl,..ta, pfl I O a 0 Mof'tlfl, ft, Oftlkwlti. 211 a a o 1 Tol.UI. ti l!IU(lr.ntr, ff • o 1 0 Fost..-, a W. D•vtJ. ti ' 1 1 I hnch, c PKlorM_ lb 4 0 0 0 T. p.,._, 111 Ct,.. )b l o O O Mtnke, lb Crawford. It l o 1 O Otnlnlrno, r1 F1rv1J1011, ( ' 0 O O Carlall'Cfto .. A:uneH, A ' o 1 o llltlrltlWl'I. ~ Oownt,., p 2 O 1 O H99U1t, r11 G~. I'll! D o o a c.rr.11, • lll(tlerl, II 0 0 0 0 HOU9h. P D 0 0 0 ~ •• 111'1 1000 ' ... . 0 .... • Totalt )) 1 6 I Total JI I 11 -4 1.ot A!'IHltt lOD cmo a -1 Clnc!11na11 a)D 2'I Ohl -' • 0~1.0I A,...lft I. LOI-I." Afll9M I. C~ ... 11 .. 28-T. Pert&. C-*', ~Till, Mlt -w. Davit lt, T. P"''' 21 , s--...tMt. l-1tl!9'• ,, " II: •• Iii .. oown1no t.,t-ft1lJJJ RlcMrt llO Ol t ~ I 2 I 1 I J anlll\lllM' w. 1t-12 • • I 1 ! • C1rroll I 0 I 0 I t S.v..-.<arrllll U. T-4:U. A-lt,CM.. .. .. ' j• DAil Y PILOT Saturday, Septembtr )(I, I ~1 ' -- Newport Defeirse Throttles Costa Mesa, 21-0 Powers Duel: • Edison Tied ·7. 7 by Orange • I By ROGER CARLSON I °' -0.11, "''-' ,,.,. ~Two hJghly rated Orange County prep tball teams, Edison High of the Irvine gue and lhe Crestview League's ange Panthers, remaln unbeaten today lowing Friday night's 7-7 standoff before 7 ,200 fans at El Modena High. I Edison's ChargerB were five-point tes to make It two in a row before hostilities next week against Foun- alley, and coech Vince Asaro's had a seven-point advantage three periods. j But the tricky Panther.i of coach Vince Il(,yeoey put a drive togethN in the final quarter and quarterback Steve Walker tied it with his PAT with 5:51 remainlng. Neithtr team seriously threatened ~- 'it had been a classic example of. sound loolball througboot as both teams han· deled themselves well. Edison's crunching ground game was bd1t around tailback Fred ltemandez and fullbaclt Joe Demetraios end the duo blpt Orange's defense llusy with thrusts -taekle and guard. But Asaro's crew took a page from o;....·. book of trieb ., gel it. """'nd p8riod touchdown drive under way. •'J41.am's Eric John.son fielded Steve l(.alker's n.yard punt on his own 48 and ~ed to mate Bill Rutberford just es t-. ,was mowed under by an avalanche of Orange tacklers. ~on! sped 21 yanls to the Orange 11-'and then quortfttlack Craig Way and tece1ver Bob Gnoatti Coot over. • DAILY l"ILOT P!iftH b'f Rldrlarcf Koelllff NEWPORT'S MARK DALBY 1671 LEAP~ HIGH TO .BLOC:K A PASS THRO~N BY C0$TA MESA QUARTERBACK STEVE SHARP ,·. Granath caught a 2.'J-)iillrder to the five. tberl pulled in Way's bulbeye in the end lllloe witb ..,..., llOOOlllls remainlni in !he nau. ban Mcl'henon -..I tho PAT after • 111-yani pemlty and Ille <J>argers held "' 7-41 lead. Asaro'• crew bad a chance to put the 8ame oot of reach or the toogb C<tslvlew League eleven with a field goal attempt by lfcPheraoo from the Orange :U In tile (oµrih pttlod . • 1Jut tbe kick .... -and Orange took qver and put together it. only suatained drive of ibe "'8bt-Hemandez WU Edi.soil's only con- sL!U!nt pine<, and mud! ol his '1 net yanll wu done by himself with the ...,. ood and thlrd el/ort. , . llelaisively tile <llBr&,.. ha<! a number of otefldouls with Art Bigelow. 810 Fon!, Don Winchell, Mike Brool<>. Bob -and Rick OampllelJ 1-llng the way. lllplow ~ a crodal fumble in tile lllrd period and it appeared his recovery wao goislg to be the bl'eak need- ~ to put tbe leslty l'lllllhers """Y· But !Ill. field goal atl<mpt """ wide end Djl\'eney'a crew came alive witll It. TD drlve. · 'orange's tally waa a 25-yard pass ~ \\'.~er to Kevin Howell. 0.1.Ma ITATllTICI .... ,,... --nn111flll j"'"'' ...._ ,...,,,. '...,,.. """'"" -mt· "Tot•• flrtt dcnmt ,'.Vtrlk rultl'"' , ........ ... Ytl'H lcKt '"" """" ... .,., ............. _._ dl•l•ft(• P-"IWY•rft .-nud FumbM&/tvmbMt loMt St•rt 111 Qu•r-.r1 Edl1111n • ... _ ' RUSHING •dl10n '" ·s:=r•kos ' • IU'lllftllltl " 'W•v I .HtVl'I" • ·--' ·-' .... ' ' J 91•1• " ' • • • ' ' " •• ff " >M '"' .,. "' • • " • .. " I • • ' ,. ,, • " ' ' " "' ,. .. '" ~~ 3115 U> ,_' ,_' '"· • ... ' '·' " •• ' '·' ' ••• • ... • • •• " ... I ... _ " .. " o.• " "' ' ... ' " 0 11.0 • " 0 ... ' " 0 '·' .. 1 0 )0 • ID.I " .. '" .. '" ' • • l'AI SlNG ' '-~· EdliOll " . .. " ... " "" ~ " ' ' " .. ,. , Of'••• -,~~~. " ' ' " ·"' ' ' 0 ' '·""' ' Total~ " • ' .. ·"' ~ aIBck Allen Gets !Early Sendoff ;, ' • ARLINGTON, Tex. (API -Slugger Jck Allen of the Chicago White Sox, a candidate ror the MORt Valuable yer award in the American League. d not make the trip to Texas Friday. Allen, who leads the league with 37 runs and l ll runs batted in and has .b 1verage, arrived at the airport in 'mlica~goer Friday only to be told by • Chuck Ta.Mer to take the rest the ... ..., oil. "I don't plan on using him anyway," aid Tanner. "He's been playing with a d 8ee and he's done such a great job or tii: he deserves the mt of the ~ason ,,.., s~'lnia.rn, the final six games of the ' , Alim, wbc> II aecooc1 In the bal· nq to Rod C..... who bu a .3t7 •-.. k DIOR Ullely lorfeitlng his baaaia !or the triple crown. '•lllil did aol ITgue wlih Tanner, and to go to bis home m • ' - STEVE DUKICH 1101 HANDS OFF TO NEWPORT HARBOR MATE JIM SWICK AGAINST COSTA MESA • Barons Roll Up Big Lead, Then Hang On, Win 37-28 By STE\IF: l'~KO\llCJ-1 01 f~~ O•il1 Pllol Sl~ft Fountain Valley pil~d up 11 24-0 lead in nearly three qu;irter.oi of play rrnd then survived a last-quarter Hunting ton Beach scoring deluge to gain a :17-28 football victory Frid;iy night on the Oilers' field . The Barons appeared av.C'so1nc in th e first half as they plavcd l'rrorfcss b~111 and ama ssed an 18-0 h;ilft1nl e le;1d, Th t' Oilers backfield \vas con:>i!\tentl y flooded with Baron rush<'rs nnd Fountai n Valley's offense relentless ly eroded 11un· tington 's defending front line. At the half. Fountain Valley had mark- ed up 10 first downs to the Olle rs ' nonf'. The Barons had torn up 174 yards of turf while holding Huntington Beach to 34. As the Oilers charged back onto th e field to begin the second half. the hometown fans seemed to have httle to cheer about. Barons head coach Bn1ce Pickford modestly stated afterwards. "We had u gre.it first half.'' , After being down 24-0. the OJIC'rs came roaring back -but much 100 late. The first Oiler score came "'Ith 5:02 lcCt In the third quarter. Then carne the frantic fourth period . First the Barons scored to make It 3l-6, keeping the ~ituation bleak for Huntington Beach. But refusing 10 be subduM so easily. the Oilers scored agajn, only to have the t>.naulng onside kick returned for a touchdown by Baron Joe Burks. The . . score then stood at 37-JJ. Three plays later lluntington's Kyle Van Amersfort sprinted 30 yards to make it 37-19. David McBeth kicked the PAT. r~ountain Valley, determined to quell any remaining Oiler hopes, penetrated to the Huntington six beCore being stopped. With less than half a minute re- n1aining. Oiler J>aul Fiskness ga lloped up the middle for 77 yards and the final touchdown of the game. Quarterback (;reg Nitzkowski ran around right ~d for tv.·o points and the game was over. Baron quarterback \Villiam flatfield scored the first Fountain Va 11 c y louchdon1n \vilh a three-yard plunge to culminate a 56-yard drive. Bill Ogden scored the next touchdown after grabbing a pitchou t. fro1n lfatfield ru1d scooting around left end for 10 yard. Les BC'Cher scored the third Baron BVG-lN SLATED Entri<'s hare been cul off at 500 for the t.wo-day bug-In for cars powered · by an air cooled motor beginning todAy at Orange County International Raceway. Gates open at I today with time trials and tuneup runs to 7:30 when a special brackel comf)ftition will 00 staged. Sunday's Ume trials . begin at 9 a.rn . with start of the racing prograrn at noon. for all claA-type competiUon. tally from just inches out. Mike Malcolm slanted ?1/!r from si.x yards .out to make it 24-0 w1m 7:20 \eft lJl .lhe tturd quarter. Van Amersfon-·scored the first Oiler touchdown with a 25--yard run. "We loosened up in the second half." Pick ford later commented, "But the game wl\s decided when the score was 2+0. When you start substituting, you're in trouble. GAMI! STATISTICS .. HI Flrtt doWl'IS n;shlllfl " " Fir•! do\o'IU p.!IUlllfl • 0 F!r1t ~"' pen1ll1e1 • ' Tat1I II"! cloWlll " " Y1rcls rulhll\O '" m Y!l'l"cll ll•Ult!O '" • Y•rd• Iott • " NII .,lnlJ l lll'led MS "' Pu11b/1v•r'" d!sllftCt 11M ,,., • Pen•lllM/Yll'Cll pen.llied 11/7S 10/M Fumbttl/l11mb1 .. latt 0/0 '1' k-b., Ou1r1tn F011nt1ll'I V1lley • " • ,._,, H11ntl111torl 8HCl'I 0 ' •llUSNINO Hallitld M1lco1rn '""'' ... M ~IMY T~• rar.11 Nltlt"OWtlet V111 Amer1tort FISltMH McAclll'M l!llktr Tat1h 1111Helcl T~o Tota II NitllcawJlt! Jl.Unltln V•llef kO " " " • ' , " H~lllll'lttofl ltMl'o • " " ' ' " ,AJ91Hct '•~flltln Vlllt1' N O< " . 1 ' " ' Muntlflt..,. ~ ' ' • 0 0 ' 71-11 " " " ' " • " 0 • 1 • 0 , 0 ,. • • " '" • '" • " 0 " • m " ... " 0 " . " 0 107 .... , .. ••• ••• ... '·' 1.S • •• ... .. ll.• ... tt.O ... "''· .... .... .... 0 o,.ooo ' Santa Ana's Running Rips Corona, 24-6 BY HANK WESCH Of tllt EMiiy ~llet Staff Corona del Mar's Sea Kings fell to San- ta Am's relentless ground game 24-6 before an estimated 5,000 fans at Santa Ana Bowl Friday. Santa Ana quarterback Mike Molina directed the wishbone attack and scored all four touchdowns for his team, as the Saints evened their record at 1-1, and dropped the Sea Kings to a similar mark. In the final analysis, it was Corona del Mar's inability to score from inside lhe 20-yard line which cost it all chances for victory. The Sea Kings were Wide the Santa Ana 20 on three dirferent occasions without scoring in the first three quarters of play. And ft wa! not until Steve Behrens raced around ri~ht end from 14 yards out with 1:22 remaining that Corona del Mar lit up the scoreboard. Joe Tosti, the Sea King•' highly regarded quarterback, had an off night, missing his first four passes and com- pleting only two or eight in the first half. Tosti was also intercepted three times by the alert Santa Ana defense. Santa Ana, meanwhile overcame fumble problems to overpower its op- ponent with the wishbone attack as Molina did the damage. The 6-0, 200-pound junior marched th e Saints to their first touchdown directly after the opening kickoff. Molina picked up 22 yards on the ground and passed for 24 more in the 67 yard drive winch he climaxed with a three yard quarterback sneak. The Saints mounted a 75-yard drive, and went 23 yards after an interception to ice the game in the third period, and . ihen added '8lt to lbe Sea Kings' wounds by scorln& anotller touchdown wiih ooiy two seconds left to play. Molina accounted for the scores on pair of two-yard sneaks and a IO.yard run . Corona del Mar recovered two fumbles in the first half, one of them at the Santa Ana 38. The Sea Kings drove to the 13 with time running out in the half, but Tosti threw biJ first interception or the nigh t t1.nd the Saints ran out the clock. Tosti was pressured all night by Santa Ana's defensive line and was caught behind the line of scrimmage five times. •AM• JTATllTM:I • •• Flr~I downt IVShllltl • " Flr1t doWllt HUlne " ' Fir$! Oowtl1 HNllllll 1 1 TcU•I fln;t doWM • " y ••ell rw!llllt '" "' Vents Plltllll .. .. Y•rdt Iott " • Nfl .,,rdt 11111H "' "' P111111/IV9ref9 •llllfl(I .,,, "" P-ltlttlYlrdl ~llltd '"' .,,. F~mlllM/fllMllllt loll O!O "' kite" ... ...,. C-Ml INr • " 0 ..... s.M1 ANI • • .. ...... llUIHINO ~tlllMat .. ,. ~--Totll • • " ... o '"ottr " .. ' p Wllto11 10 .. 1 • •• e.,.,..,,, • " 0 ... T1tt11 • '" " "' S•llfl .f.M Molflll .. '" • '·' ,,.,..., 1 • • ... Ol1el'lntr • " 0 u B11rtt I " • ... w ... • ' ' 1.0 ery1111 • " 0 " Bom1111 ' • 0 ... T0!1l1 .. "' I <I '"ISO•• , ..... ., .. , N .. .. , " .... 1°'" " • • .. .... ...... -·~ ' ' .. ..,. . ' Mustangs _Held To 65 Yards By Sailors By CRAIG SllEl"F Of ... o.llf , ........ Newport Harlior Hlgh's loothall team put it all together Friday night. Coach Doo Lent'• Sallon dominated all pba!es of it. non-league game wlih C..ta Mesa in rolling to a rather easy 21-0 vic- tory at Newport before 8,000 fans. It was the Tars' defense that really grabbed the spotlight. Newport compleUy bottled up the Mustangs offensively, holding ClOllch Jolin Sweazy's club to just 65 net yards. And 34 of that came via three pasau late in the game wheo the Tars !lad their reserves in. Mesa was so throttled that it could ooly cross the 50-yard line once -and that was .just lo the 49 mid way through the opening quarter. Newport safety Erik Escher, a 00- pound junior, was a definite standout. He picked off three Costa Mesa passes and had a number of flssls_ts. And linemen Jeff Kravitz, Jlm Neidhart, Mark Dalby and Wamn lla,y . also shined for the Tars. · Offensively; it was nmning ot Kerin Reeser, Jim Swick and Mike 'Ibm1paon that sparked Newport -wiih the help ol an offensive line that opened giant boles. .Reeser was t?e game's Jeadlng rusher with 96 yards m 18 carries, includfni a four·yard touchdown nm late In the se- cond quarter that gave the Tars a 14-0 halftime lead. Swick bulled his way for another to in 12 carries while Thompson added 55 in 11 totes. One of lime was a three-yard nm for six points midway through the first quarter that earned Newport.a 7--0 lead. It culminated a 49--yard drive Ut Jl plays after the opening klct.off. Bob Un vert's first of three perfect placements gave Lent's crew an in-- surmountable lead . Reeser's m ended a rather frustrating series of downs for the Tars. Two loog runs -a 48-yarder by Swick and a 51· ya rder by Thompson -were called blck by penalitles. But still Newport drove M yards for the six points. 'Il:te key play in the drive wu a halfback paij:s that covered 29 yard! from Reeser to wide receiver Dana Kemper. One play later Reeser scored. Newport added its final touchdown In the third quarter when Swick ran up the middle for 10 yards with a pair or tacklers on his back. OAM• STATISTICS CM NII Flrll dowM rvllhl11t1 ' II Fl,..1 ~ Plnlnsi J I Flrn cl-n• pomalHtJ o J Ta111 f!rst downs • 11 Y1rlk rulhl1t11 :M -w YM"ds pa11!119 51 " Y~i~ ~ IS Net Ylrd1 01lned U 2,1 Pun1111~l!'l"ao1 c11111nee 7/lt S/'2f Pfl\1ltles/.,1rd1 -!Ired •111J "11D Fumbtes/!umble1 la1I 210 .,rl Seo,. llY Ckl1rten Call• Mew O t • t-O Ntw-1 Hirt.or 1 7 7 0-11 RUSHING C"t' M-k• ~ " s. Sh1rp ' " '· 5f!1rp • " ' ~tiny • , • Tert11l1 ' 10 0 Frff01I ' 0 " Tol1l1 . 11 .. ~ HIWPOrt H1rber lltts.r " .. 0 Swick " .. 0 TllomPIOll " .. • Suki<;!! • ' " Kemper 1 , • McCarlh., ' ' 0 FollOm ' 1 • Tat111 .. "" 1S ,ASllH• C"t1Me11 N .. .. , n s. Slllll"P " • , .. Frtoo1i , 0 ' 0 Totfl1 " • ' .. NtwMrtHHW Bult I ch , 0 0 0 ll!i'r.Jer 1 ' ' .. Tot1ls ' 1 ' .. Football Summaries St. Paul 28, Rancho Las Vegas O Western 27, Millikan 21 Pas8den8 2.f, Santa Monica 2% Anaheim 21, Redlands 13 Santa Fe 27, Lynwood 0 Domlnl!Uez 16, Compton 16 (tie) El Rancho 30, Warren 3 Scrvite 21, Loats o AihRmb.-a 18, San Gabriel 8 Arroyo 14, Cal High 6 Excelsior 14, Pius X lS Santiago 41 , Inglewood 7 ~'hlno 33, Azuae 0 LA Habra 34, SlelTa O Fullerton 20, Katella o Brea 14, Lowell 13 St. John Bosco 31, St. Anihony 0 Downey 8, LB Jordan 7 Glenn 34, Narwalt 14 Gardena 18, Lal<....00 I West Covina 33, La Puente WUson O Temple City 34. Bonita 18 Walnut 40, Rowland 0 El Dorado 10, Tustin 7 Charter Oak 18, Covina 8 South Hiils 21, Nortbview O Duarte 28, Baldwin Park 11 Pomona 14, Fontana 1' (Ue) Edgewood ri. -7 Muir ti, Mark Keppel 17 Areodia 26, MonroVla 7 South Pasadena 13, Blair 2 San Marioo :t, Glendale 7 Montebello 28, Wblttier t St. Fran~ia 2.1, C!'elcenla Valley O Upland 12, Alla tmna· I BellDowtr 21, Ma}'lalr O , Bishop Mootgomuy 10, San Pedro 0 West Torrance 3>1 Hawthorne• Rolllng Hills 18, Torance .0 ' - Redondo Beech 7, Mira Costa 7 (tlel Murpi\y 18, Beverly HlDI it ' • .... .. , ••• •• .., ·11.CI ••• ... .. • • ·1.J ... u •.o .. .... .... ... ... ... .... .m 1· t '· Titons ln 22-7 UY DENNIS CA~tPBELL 04 tlM 0.llr l'llOI \l;a" MISSION ~!ILLS -San Clemente High School relied on a second straight standout performance by its defensive rootball team lo stop "'inless Alemany 22·7 Friday night. here. Neither teanl was effective orrenstvely, but a superior passing ' gam e and a San Clemente defensive effort that bottled up Alemany's attack on all but one occasion was the difference. San Clemente quarterback Bill Kenney put the ball in the air 23 times, completing 14 for 157 yards. By contrast, San Clemente runners were able to net just 74 yards on 26 carries against a bigger Alemany defensive team . AJemany's offense was even less spectacular, as the ln· dians could move the ball ob just one series in the game. driving 67 yards arter a Kei:i- ney punt was tipped and traveled only 18 yards, Both teams punted poorlv and burdened themselves with penalties as both offensive units looked rag~ed. Alemanv \vas f(lrcrd t'l olav --. • • . . Saturday, Stpttml>tf 30, 1972 OAJL Y PILOT J ) Laguna Hit •• 14-8 Victory 1 .. With Rally . ·. ,.,. • By ARA1ANO llANSON Of ,.. O.lh• ltllot $1111 There's plenty of reason for followers of L.1guna n eal'h lligh's football lea rn to ~ happy. The season i:-: only 11\'H \Vceks old and alreadr J..1~11n.1 has won t11•ice as n1ai-iy ga111t•<:. as it did all las t ,·e;l'· 1l·X- cluding 111·0 forfeit \;ict~1rics 1. Frida~· night 's 14-R \\'In nv1'r C a r I s b a d A r 111 ,. -~"' \ A<·nde1ny t:.1\'f' lhl' · .\r\1-.1 .; lh<'ir S('C()Od 11·in in :1.; 111an\' weeks. But it 11·asn't l":ls\ Tht• Artists had to con1e · frofn behind with a louchdo1\·n 1n the third q u artr r tn prt'\'t·nt :1 loss after IC'ading 111 hnlftinu· on a SIX'~acular i.i ·' ~u·d touchc\011·11 run b~ spt't'd \ Dave ~·11$riner. II a r r \' Sandb<'r1,(s kick rnadP it 7-n 11'ilh 47 seconds left iu lhl' fi rst quarter. Cnrlsbad's \\'arriors scnr1·d mid 11·ay through the third quarter after lntrrerpling a pass. \rent fqr a t11·n-poin1 rnn- version. 1nad!lrrit good :ind tfll1k C'ln 8-7 IC'ad. ' I~ I ' SPORTS n•inul1's. lu·ld tl f1ir 15 µla,\·~ ;1:-., thc.v ;ipp1•a r1'tt In he dril'idg for ;i gan1e 11·i11n i i1 J.: touchdo\\'I\. 'l'hl'v 11)01·t"d frbrn their 011'11 ll·n ro. !ht• Lagu nn :IC before tl1t' Artists finally \ver1· able hi :-;lnr a fourth do1n\ pla.v· without the servi<'rs of ··un-ARMY-NAVY TACKLER ning star Daryl ~1oore. who CHUCK GOUERT JARS LOOSE A LAGUNA BEACH FUMBLE FRIDAY NIGHT. BOB TEMPLE (11) MOVES IN. But L.1guna WflS 11111 rr:niv lo concede the game II took the kickoff ril!"ht bnrk rlo11·n !he field . coverinl! 72 r;1rds in 11 pla vs, 11•ith · ~1 a rk MazzarC"lla plun~ing: o v e r right guard for th(• fin:il five yards and the go-ahead touchdown. Sandberg again added the extra point to make il 14-R. \Vith JUSI ;i F1•11· seconds over a 111inute lefl lo play. Lai.:wla followers \\'('re brl'<l lhtnt-? a sigh of r1•li1•l. congr<1 tulntil)~ the deh•nsl\ t' unit for savinl: the garne injured a shoulder in a 21.0 loss to Antelope Vallev last week. Moore, a 5-11. 205-pound senior carried only once for seven yards· The Fame was similar to last week's 27-7 win over Bolsa Grande for the Tritons. Jn that game. the San Clemente defens'.1 also stood out and Kenney s passing was the dif- ference. Against Alemanv. Kennev was coilsistently able to hit receiver Charlie Dar~an eyer the middle as the Tritons' of- fensive li'l(l gave him excellent protection on all but a very few occasions. Kennev ran for one touchdoWn and passed to Dargan for another as San Clemente roHl'd to a 20-0 halftime \e<1d. Kenney's se- cond touchdown pass of t he game \l.'enl to .Jerrv Kev with one second left. in the hair. Jim •lawkins trappe d Alemany quarterback Paul Girardi · for a safctv \Vith less than two minutes left to play for San Clemepte's only se- cond Qalf scoring. G<\ME 5TATISTIC5sc A Flr11 down1 rutk/~ ' ', Fl~•t downs ~SS A'l lD First clowns penalties a 2 Tct&t !lrs• dawns 11 9 V&rd\ r111hlnc '' 60> Yards 01n1l11<1 li7 Y1nl1 l<;al 19 11 Ne! v1nl1 Qllned 111 11 4 PLllll•/lvlf-dl!lt•1><:e 6176 6/23 Pefllll(H/¥1rcls Pl'nlllllfd 1170 6/XI Fumbln/111m1>1es lost 01 110 5<.,.. by Div""" Sen a.....,,,. o U o 1-:l'f At11m1nv o o o 1-1 l111llliM sin Cleme11te "' ! v"i ' " ·~· " " .. RIGBY LEADS SCATS AT FV Olympic gyn1nast C !'I t h y llir?hy of Los Alamitos will le<1d the Southern Californin Acrobatic Team !SCATS \ in ~1 '"Gymnastic Carousel"' a t Fountain Valley High today. l'he SCATS1 reigning na- tional champions, will pu t on two 90-minute performances starting at 2 p.m. and 7: :10. The highlight of the show will be an exhibition by Miss Rigby on the balance beam. Admission is $1·25 per person. The SCATS, whose i;:irl performers range in age fro111 six to 20, are staging I h(• Carousels to raise money for a \11orld tour next sun1n1rr. Ortcll1·. Laguoa's s l' c· On d fnuehtlu\l'n CIHlll' ll'ilh 47 s1•cnnds left lo plav in the third quarlrr. Th£' ke~· play in !he drive \l'flS a 27-yard run by l\tarrinrr who also picked up 20 tnore yards on five Dd- dit ional carries during the n1arrh. l.;iguna ::ippearecl lo have the upuc .. hnnd in th e gan1 e all !hf' \l'ay. ~·ct fumbles and oass inlerceptions kept it fro1n 1nounling any kind nf lead. Then. at the start of the fourlh quRrfer. thr visitors kept !he ball for over eight But , on 1 he second pta~ .. Lagun:i f1 1111hlcd for !he fourth time nnd tht· Wnrriors we.rt- able to run fi ve plays befof'I;" the time rnn out on them. -l' GM19: I TATISTIC\_I 1'' '/r11 downl '"'~loo 1 >1 F r!I down" "~"!.., l '·I ~~1~1 ~r.~~-..~~111'' 1g . 11 Y•nl~ rv•ll•nn \)!l \NI Verth 11~~~ln<1 !OI 41 i~~d~~~'if~ u.>lowd 1~1 ~" ~~~11\r.~Qr.·~;~1.d~~~f,~~(I 11114f\ ' F11mbl•" f<1n1nlt•\ l<>•t ,_, S(or• by Q1111rt1ri • · Arm~·"'••• 0 D R 0-,.. ~ l•<1un11 llc~cnlUSHING 7 0 I 0-.-,'f L1<111n• lt•cll , "' l" YI IVlf. ~ " !"" • " 1" I I t 6 1 1 a o ,llrmv·N•vv J' 1'0 1l ••• II 69 0 1·· 11 J? l ' I 11 IS ,\ 1 ,, a II Ja16'11 '• l'<\lllNG , ll<IVlll llHC~ ij\ "1 PC ""I "' 11r<. • ' 1 101 • <\rmv·HIYW 11•1 61 .';'"\ Aztec Gridders Outclass '· ... t~itt> .i1r '.,.. Punchless University, 32-8 J: Bv JACK WOI~F Of .flte Dllllr ltllet ..... Los Amigos High unveiled a potent offense and threw up a staunch defense to outclass the University Trojans 32-8, Friday evening at Mission Vie- jo High School. University's onl v :-; t' r) re came early in the final period with Los Ami~os holding a 22--0 lead. Then the T•·ojans put together a 61-yard dri\ e for the touchdown. s<1fcty anti ;1 44-yard scot~i ~ drive lo rnakc it 30-8. The f lalh' c.:1me \l'ith 4:38 I . Un iver~itv punier Jo ti Robertson 11·as trapped in'.bi!;: O\Yn r nd zone chasing a 'batl snap. ·~-Kr,:lev • " ·--' • • l' ' .. LAGUNA'S JACK MILLERD FIRES OFF A PASS IN THE ARTISTS' 14-8 TRIUMPH OVER ARMY.NAVY Los Amigos turned the ball over five times, picked up !SS yards · in penalties. and had three scoring drives halted because of fumbles. How did Halfback Jim Green Cfl pped the effort with :i 011e-ynrd plunge for the score. "fhe big play of the drive can1c on a 45- .va rd bomb from o·Lour::hlin to flanker Ray Hale. giving the Trojan! a first l'lnd goa l al the ,l..,,h1i.-.r ' " • '-' ~·· ' " • ,, "~5.11 ' • 1: i:~ " " ......... "., l)endlQer ' ' • • •• J1tveowskl ' • • .. Gl1nll • n ' .., /t:fu;no 1 , • " "~ • u Tolels l 1 6i 11 '·' ... ,,1,,. wn Cl~menl1 "' 0( 11111 y' KO. Kenney l3 14 0 15 .... <\•on• ' • " • ... Tot1!t " " • '" ··~ Al1m1nv Glanll " • ' ~ .m Lakers Gtm Foe, 111-91 PORTLAND, Ore-IAPI - Jim McMillian and Hap Hair- ston scored 43 points between them Friday ni~ht to lead the Los An«eles Lakers to a runa- way 111-91 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers iaa Na- tional Basketball Association exhibition game. The Lakers. unbealM in pre-- season competition after win- ning the world ch8mpionshini last Amil. left three of their star playen at home but still had more than enouj!'h to sub- 'due last season's last-place Blazers. McMUllan scored 26 ooints in the loosely played exhibition. while Hairston. also a re<?Uhu- on hist year's Laker club, added 17 points and 24 , .. hounds. • There were 77 turnover! In the game, Los Angeles guilty o( 41 o( lhem. Dolphins Fall, 40-6 ff!!lfo:.VARD L. HANlJY 01 flll DlllY PllOI Sllfl LAKE ARROWHEAD Rim of the World High School didn't falter in the A division football ratings Friday night as' the Scots used a bruising ground game sparked by the one-two punch of T on y Gradillas and Bob Ardis to punish Dana Hills High, 4\Hi. The Scots left litUe doubt or the outcome after their first two series. Ardis scored a pair or first period touchdowns w i t h ground gaining assists from Gradillas as the Scots utilized most of the-ql.!arter in postirl2" the scores. ArCtis scored three times, Rod Grotewold twice and Gradillas once for the fourth-rated Scots· Then it became drop the hanky night Dana Hills bad been penaJi1,. ed twice on personal fouls, once on each of the first two Rim touchdown drives. The bizzare hanky throwing then reached the home team in the second period. Rim 'bad 'the ball at the Dolphins' five- yard line ~ith first and goal to go. Four successive penalties of 15 yards each. the last t1\'0 assessed on one play. and a great defensive play by Dana Hills' Mark Foste!' that added another 14-vard loss . moved the ball baCk to the Rin1 28 whe re it was third and 72. During the game, th e Dolphins lost 110 yards by penalties and the Scots 135_ Both teams lost substantial yardage gains and potential touchdowns through penalty assessments. Dolphins quarterback Rill Springman was th e victim once in the third quarter after a brilliant 50-yard run. It was nullified on a i1eedless clipping penalty away from the play. Sp!'ingman then showed his fortitude by hurHng a Jong bomb to Mark Eljenholm that traveled 45 yards in the air. Eljenholm took the ball at the Rim 25 and raced into the end zone on a 63-yard scoring play. An attempted two-point con- version failed· Thls was Dana Hills' only score. The Scots' defense held Dana Hiils to a net rushing gain of five yards and the five pass completions by Spring· man for 121 were oall to El- jenhollil. The Rim of the \Vorld ground game ate up the clock and gave .the Scots possession for a major portion of the game. Other than punts, Dana Hills had the ball on only 34 plays to ~ for the hosts who again will be rated as the team to beat in the DeAnza League. -..Ml: STATllTICI RUSH ING Dine H!11• •• • l ltb V<I VI IV•. ~~!rim•n •i "o 1~ ·J.g H~ 1 0 \ ·10 MlklOS ' U 4 2.! Ulloa j 6 0 J, "folllS II , J7 :n 0, •Im et tfle Wtrtd Grldllllt 15 ff l S.9 Attlli 10 II 1 19 ~'•E'd ' " 0 ' 7 t"1no ~ •11 -ll ~~ ' ' 8 LO 'l'Oll ' ' ],, 0111, l9 11• 11 5.0 PASSI MG Dalla lfU" SorlnQmen111.,, 11 J :J::J 1"i' ~ SlerHM lj t 1 117 .m Grom.old 1 0 I .»:I Tollls 15 I I llS .S:U SAILING LEASE DIRECT 1973 rONTIAC GU.ND rRIX $1081!R MO. 14 l!IO, "*' encl ., T. • L. ll'ICI. 1lr, AM·FM, vlfl11 top, P. wind .. 1111 wne111. 011., m.1~ DI wilhllr•- •n'(flm.. OAOl,lt NQW FOil EAILIEIT OELIV.IRY ASK FOR FRED DOllAN ·.DAV~ ROSS PONTIAC YOUR ,ACTORY AUTHORIZID OIALIJt, 2480 HarW llMI. at Fair Dr., Como M-546-8017 ' Prep Grid Results the Lobos manage to win? An ~e~een hit the line on rour overpowering offe nse. I d r 11 1be Visitors racked up SlS consecutive p ays an ina y squirmed over from the one. yards in tot.II offense com-O'Lougblln hit Tim Igoe over pared to University's 183. the middle for the two-µolnt Loboi qtlt'rterbaek R I c h ' )' ••sy-eare Shrout connec.ud on 10 of 14, conversion· aerials (or 240 yurds. The Lo!! Los Amigos scored its initial •-1----1 ...... attack never touchdown early in the second f'I"<&-........ 15 stanza as Shrout hit fl anker lalt<rod, plctlng up large chunks of real estate at each Rick Martin with a 40-yard bomb. Mike Powell carried crack· 1be running game ae-over for the conversion to counted for 291 yard!, an mete It 8-0. average of 6.15 yards per car-The Lobos wei·e on the ry. . boards again moments later Pow~lt .-.tll!l!Oll Sll•Olll M~~l!"1·• Moru•n Morton (olm•' TolJh O'l..ouphlln 11 H l U t ~ . i:: ·~l't' ' . ' 1 I 1 . .!I ~, :J, 1 ' _.j l'AISOIQ U11lv1nlty • •a IK "'' ore1":1. 1' 1• 0 16J ·,,11 The University ground game following a fumble recovery at left something to be desired. the Univer'!ity 34. It took only1r=:=:=:===--=='=:.i;'l, For the second week in a row 'five plays for the visitors to up Trojam running backs end~ the margin to l6-0. up with minus yards rushing. Lo.s Amigos drive 154-yards Trojan quarterback Mike for a score late in the third O'Loughlin was sacked fi ve period making it 22-0. times for 47 yards in losses.. Following the University The rugged Lobos defensive score the Lobos rang up 8 line kept the p!'essure on the -·jijj;' ;iii.~iiii~~~~~i;ii;ii;iii!!iiiiiiiiiiiiji.jj Trojans all evening nnd twice • trapped Univcniity nmner1 in meet the $10,000 pantl1er* the end zone for saft'ties. • • • .. ., ~· by deTomaso ... imported for Uncoln-Met'CUf')', ltall{l4 cuach.,.,·ork crentcd by the brlll1ant Ghia Studios of Tortti 1-~ord d<'SignOO the ::\51 CJD 4V V-8 engine. rour wheel fn!r dependent 1uspi:>nsinn arid mid-ship engine placement. fl\l'~, speed gear box. Cully synchronized , . . ,j PANTERA P:1ntt-rn ••. lt11 ll1n fl'I"' 1"1nth<"r . -t· " ' • -tk "f<Jlr-10'h.ck n1e115 a11~ boys' @J~o@@J~@ b1nk•m1ric11d e 01111f•r th•r91 1 f11hio" ill•"d, "'""PO•t c1nter •44-1070 I I ·- • •• 1 .. ' ' ' -• J 8 DAILY PILOT Saturdi111, Stpttmbtt 30, 1972 White'·s ·Field Goal in Last :04 Does It, 26-24 BJ STEVE ANDREWS CM ftlle Dall)' f'li.t l19ft thftt.pointer, as Com pton went on top U. 23 with 51 seconds It.ft. Cobb managed to grab six paa1<1 tolaJ. Ing 129 yard! while Rice was galnlng tbe same number ?ards In 28 ru1he1. Brett White kicked a 36-yard field goal with four seconds remaining to give the Golden West RusUers a 26-24 win over the Compton Tartan Frtdoy nigbt in non- league football action at Orange Coast College · However, Rick Rice ran the ensuing kickoff to the Golden Weot 28 end COr- nelius took over. Had it not been for two big pla)'I tum- ed In by Cobb, the llU5tlm may have led just 7-0 at balltlme. White had missed two field goal tries earlier, this time he was on target after BW Cornelius marched the Rustlers into range. The sophol!l()re then hit for three crucial !int dOY.'llS, one to Rod Brown and two to Randy Cobb advancing tbe ball to the Tartar 19 and White took it rrom there. Goldeo wesi•s first score came as Cobb oot-batUed two Tartar delenden for the catch and scampered in1 com- pleting a 53-yard _.1ng play. F1oyd Hom, Compton 's plaetkicker, appeared to have given the Tartan their first win ol. the season with his 33-yard Until that final drive, Cornelius was having another rough night, completing only ooe of nine passes. Other than Cobb and Rice. the Golden West offense was having trouble. •• He beat that effort Wting a Cotn!J1o!t punt end racing •round left end 55-yanb tor a touchdown with eight minutes to go ln the first hall. Wblk added his second of three extra points. Giant-killer Marina Faces Stiff Test Against Eagles Vikings Favored By 4 to Def eat Estancia Tonight Two Orange Coast area pr'.ep football teams. similar in attack, personnel. reoordJ and goals clash tonight at Newport Harbor High in what figures to be an interesting mat.chup. Estancla's Eagles of the Irvine League, freab from a Z&-6 pasting of Tu:!ltin, ac- cept the challenge of giant-killer Marina ottbe &maet League in an 8 o'clock en- cotinter. 'Marina's Vikings surprised hlghly regarded El Rancho, 12-6, and are four- point favorites to put coach Phil ~rown's Eagles in place. It's the first time the two schools have met in varsity footbal1 and it's the first time Estancia has played any ream from the Sunoet U.ague. Both tea1111 have the big fUllbaek and tbe Oashy tailback. And both bave a qltarterback capable of breaking up any game. Coach Leon Wheeler's favorites march in with returning starter Greg Foster at Ibo controls and the 111$-pound junior quarterback has 216-pouOO fullback Dan Wells to back him up with hls occasional runs and powerful blocking. IUck Merigold i1 a new addition to the V~a backfield, starting for Chuck Sliney. Sliney will also be available, but Wheeler would like to hold him out in prepratkin for Sunset League battle. He's ~ed by a bruised shoulder. The Eagles. meanwhile, have a pretty Ult baclffield of their own and Its a po-t.eat combo of quarterback Gary Magner, tallblct Dan Prtnceotlil and fullback Scott Gayner. ·~r hit only two or nine attempts againlt Tustin, but he figures to be a 5(1 percent passer for Eagles. And Prin- <eolto already has ~ yards and three tow:hdowns to his credit after punishing Tultln- Gayner b the fellow who makes a great deal possible for Princeotto along wUh the Eagles left side of the offensive line. Anchoring Estancia's line is center Vince Klees (210) while one or Marina's main cogs is Frank Kalin, the Viking tackle who scored a touchdown agaln.!t El Rancho lut week with a fumble recovery. Both teams like t.o concentrate on the running game. Marina attacked El Rancho with a tlrne-consuming ball-co~ trol. attack that saw only two aerials as opposed to 50 running plays. Both coaches have viewed the game with apprehension and consider the fullback trap and p<>Wer tackle plays as the Jtem.s that must be contained. DAILY PILOT Stiff ,,_. ESTANCIA QB MIKE MAGNER, READY FOR MARINA. Monarchs Nab 27.-14 Win By JOHN CASS Of ,.. Diii,._ Plltt Staff ONTARIO -Highly-too ted Mater Del 1 esploited fumbles and short punts to sutr 1 due airpislngly stubborn Chaffey 27-14 ' . 1 iiJ ·a non-league football clash Friday , n!Rht. here. 11>e Tigers thus lost to an Orange Qiunty team for the second straight week following a 25-0 thumping from ' Anaheim In the opener. ' lt was hardly a spectacular spectacle with each side lurnbllng six times and Marer Del nursing • aUgbt <dee In tota l o11 ...... 'Ibo diflemice turned out to be ~ u t pair ol ahon Olalfey kicks 18t ,ap IOttdldownl !or Ille Monan:ha. ADd two lurnbles Id up tbe otlJer pair ol Marer llei tallieo. Jim Gardea was the big gun for Mater Del, ocorin, a pair ol touchdowns and plcklnc "' 128 yards In ltl oarrlts ... ---ol 1.4 ylldr P<l° try. i li!Jttl< ~ wu also sharp r.r the ' • Monarchs. especially in Uie last half v•hen he chalked up 48 of his 69 yards. Mater Del never trailed es the visitors struck with 9:03 ltit in the first quarter. Gardea scampered 10 yards after the wirmen: had earlier recovered a bobble at the Chaffey 16. Mike Yost got his first of three co nversicm to make it 7--0. Chaffey twice came close, paring the bulge to H In the first period and then W-14 with 8:31 left In the game. The lat- ter tally ca.me on a 23-ya rd pass to put the Tigers within striking distance. However, Mater Dei's defense cut • down any furtbe< menace by the hosts. Then He<tor Delgodlllo put It away !or. coach Bob Woods' forces on a one-yard ICOring sOOt with l : 03 left. Mattr De:i marched 48 yards in sir plays after a short punt hod set the Monarchs In nmy D•ld po&itlon. Earlier Stanbra scored from a yard out to cap a 47-yard aU..,k which hod aloo be<n Id up by o ollOl1 ldck. And r.1ater Dei 's second tally came on Gardea's five-yard shot after a fumble had given Mater Dei the ball at Chaffey's 20. (;I GAM• STATllTICS Flrit down1 ru\l'llne Flrtl doWrtt pe1•1nt Flrtt down• _.lfl'I Tot•I 11n1 dOW!lt Y1rck rvihlno Yainls pining Y1nf1 lost N9f "'"'' fllntcl P11ntv1-eo1 dltl•nn P-llllti ... 1rd1 -II~ F11mbtttlf11mllltl IOI! Set,.. W Qu1,,.n Gi rd" H•I....., Slll'IOl'I SIM~J Mltr1111(11l1 C•lo~mo Tot1f1 Mlrtll'ldll• k 11111•n T11ncll• lat•l1 ' ' • • ll:UIHING Mlhlr Diii, k• PASSINO Mlltr 1>tt .. ' """' " I .. ' I " ' " ' • ' " K • • 0 ' MD c " • ' • ' ' " " '" '" .. u 1 " "' "' "" •/It "" '"' "' "' • 1 -11 • • -" " ,, .... 1n • .. • • ... .. • ... • ' •2 .• " • u n • '·' 10 1 .. ... " "' • .. .., 0 .. ... 0 0 "' 0 .. .... 'lbotldnl-..... ollboftnt hall eamo wflll IS ieooadts on tbe clocl< The def..,. held CoqJtoo on -.. at Uie Tvtar 25, ~ two plays !alt!' J.,.. ry llfnojooa !tit Pit 1ball>e fllr I U-yard llODl'in( atri1te Co malre It 21-0. Mlataka 1""" Co oil three Compton taUles In !ht fourth qoarl<r. ,,,. 6-3, :16$-poood lbn picked off a Hlnojooa pau and lumbo!red If.yards narrowing the eoont to JS-11, and on the Rustlers' first play Hinojosa fumbled on his own 47. Elgbt pla)'l lllkr James Beamon dived over from the me arid a two-point con- Roadrunners Challenging OCC Tonight ... Orange Coast College defense will be put to the test tonight when the Pirates of coach Dick Tucker entertain the Rio HonOO College Roadrunners in action st OCC. Kickoff is at 7:30. The Roadrunners boast a strong run- ning attack, anchored by sophomore C.rl Zaby end Hans Verstegen. Eacb gained 85 yards in the Roadrunners' initial game against Santa Ana in a 14-7 losing cause. Orange Coast has rolled to two vic- tories in early season action, a IM co~ quest of Golden West and a 37·19 shellacking of LA Harbor. Tucker feels the Roadrunners have the abWty to pass along with the potent run- ning game and tabs 1.aby es a super back. Rio Hondo bad a pair of outstan- ding running backs a yeor ago and the OCC coacb !eels Zaby Is better than either one. Rio Hondo has had two weeks to prepare for the Orange Coast game, drawing a bye last weekend. This con- cerns Tucker. 11I'm sure they will improve their pass- ing game. They threw four or five in· tetcept.ions against Santa Ana, .. he says. Nevertheless, the OCC defensive secon. dary will be ready to duplicate the heroics of the Santa Ana team. Defense is a strong point with the Pirates and the alert secondary of Grant Van de Walker, Steve Mll<heU, Ken Shibata and Curt Thomas will be ready to ·thwart any at· kmpta al a passing game. The Pirates present a bRlanced attack on oHe ... with Alvin White doing most of the throwing In the.f1rst two games. White, a sophomore, has completed 31 of M attempta for m yarda and a pair ol toocbdownl. His main receJver bas been ' steve Monahan who has taken 10 aerials for 139 yards and one touchdown.. The Pirates running g'IDI• Is led by Jolln Dixon, play.,. ol the -t In the LA Harbor contest. Dixon has gained 116 yards In the two games in 'Zl carriee and has sconod three touchdowns. He leads the Plratea In scoring. Rio Hondo's defensive unit Is paced by Jim Samadurol! end Jim C o t e . Samadurolf had 12 W18SSlsted tackles against Santa Ana and Core had eight. Following tonight's action, Orange Coast will play El Camino next Friday night before entering South Coast Conference acilon. U .,r~r13.':;-1f0 2CD ~~ ~ E ~ ~\~ !"..lrr ·w.. m ... , .... =.,,· , fi i.it."~~· • §~rm-r T G~ !4,f!:, t:.n lntt l 11 Sj ifJn f.iy~ 2ft 19 5:rrt U~~lotll~~ i1 Steve 'tP.!~11l•kl 16:1 W•l••r Cl Fl Rick .r.::tifleld 117 170 Sl•ve MllcP!ell Cll Fl.. Sieve Manlhtn UO 110 Ken Slll•bl• M 170 C11rt Tt1om11 s venton made M JS-21. Next Cornelius bad a 'pus lnterceplOO at his 14 end Hom gav• his learn its art-lived 114-za 1eoc1. Golden Wfllt got two points In Ille fourth period when Ron Dickson dumped Beamon In the end zcae for I lllf('{y, 0 0 1 17 -1<1 1140 $-U OAMI tTATllTICS Finl dowru Nl!'lll'lt Flrtt do-Ntlll'lt ,1,." crown• Nlllllkt Tolll tint dDwnll ow ' 10 ' ' " • • ' " Ttm ,.,,,..,,.. D> '" "'""' N H1"9 '" '" Y1rch Iott " " M9' r•rd1 •••Md , ,., "' '"""""'~'~ dltllfl(e 1/D 6111 .,., 1/41 PeNlfle\l/r1rds -1!«4 "' ~· F11mblft/111m~'" Iott ... '"'" Mino!-.,_lllk>l "'" Corntlh15 Tol•I• •UIHING o.111u w .. , ... " .,., .... n '" • ... • d • "' ' ~ ' •• ' ' • u ' • • ••• ' • " •J.6 M U> " "' PASSING G11.s.11 w .. t ... K ffll 'fl l'CI 16 $ 2 .. .312 127 11M .m U123 UO .Q CURT THOMAS (l'EFT), KEN SHIBATA LEAD OCC DEFENSE Westminster Bolls Accomando Brothers Pick on Bruins, 23-6 By RON EVANS Of Ille D•ll'f Pli.t llltf The Brothml Acromando formed a two-man gang to beat up OD ~ Beach Wilson as the Westminster Liom handed the visitors a 23-6 -shellacking FriOOy nigbt at WestmiM!er. • Tony Accomando, a 5-9, 16(1..pound scat· back, picked up an ast.onishing 196 yards Mtlng despite sitting out part o( the first half with an ankle injury. 'Ibe junior running back, taking tile handolfs from his older brother Dan, had a 9.3 average and a touchdown for his night's work. Dan Accomando threw for one score, a JG-yard &trike to end Gary Maddocks, in the fourth quarter, and pulled the Lions out of a deep hole wben be doubled as defensive back late in the fourth quarter. Dan pfcked off a Bruin aerial with the Lions leading 9-G. The six-footer gathered the pa ss in on his own nine and lugged it back 69 yards to the Long Bead! 22. The Lions took time out to give the signal caller a rest. Two plays later he handed ofl to his younger brother and Ton! lug- ged it in 19 yards for the score. ""!bat broke Long Beach's back and the later Accomandi;Maddocks aerial was icing on the cake. Gauchos, Citrus .Clash West:millSter broke to a 7--0 lead in the first Quarter when fullback Bob Dreifus scored OD a 36-yard gallop with 1:27 re- maining. Larry Walbring converted the fim of three for him. ' Long Beach, shut off despite its new Wishbone offense , got on the board with 1:50 remaining in the first half when q11arterback Oaig Jctmson made one of his rare ventures through the air and hit end Jolln Green with a llS-yard bomb The conversion was wide a n d W~imter took a 7-6 margin to the dttning room at the break. In Conference Crucial Saddleback and Citrus colleges collide today ln the game that may prove to be the detlder of the MLsslon Qmference football cbampiooshlp. Game time ill: 2 p.m. at the UC Irvine football field . Saddieblck, the No. 13 ranked JC ream In the stare, la the primary contender to Citrus' league champlomhlp. Both schools won their opening league games last weekend, 8D<l even though sb; loop contesti will remain after today's game for each school, the winner will have a decided edvantage in the race to tbe crown. · Both -..pect this to be their tougbeot rest of the young aeaaon, and neither figures the afternoon starting time will have any affect on the game. "Personally, I wouldn't lite It U I was a player, but I think that our k1d.J will adjust to It," Cliru. coach Jolln Strycula said. "The only difference 11 that tt's a llttl• cooler at night and the smog Isn't as bad, although that mtaht DOI be a rac- tor anyway." Gauchos coach Oeorp Hartman lan't particularly coocerned aboot the ~lllhl factor either, it's Citrus' explosive of~ ,..,.. that ""rr1 .. blm. Game Parking F1111 alkodlng the l!tdtlleblck'-Olnll game lode)' al UC lnlnt .,. ~ Co part In Iota 1 'and • ~ Illa -· AdJl1llaloa for Ille -ii Ill 11 ti for adulta, fl for -· and IO ""'11 for cldldrm -lJ. 0. "Citrus is always a well coached team , and they have some kids in that area. who are hungry and are good football players," Hartman said. "They've got a fast backfield and big line. It's going to be a very good football game." The Owls' premiere player Is halfba<k Ken Williams, who combined with fullback Duane Sinui to give the Owls the best inside-outside running combination In the league last season. With Sims graduated, John Polack has taken over the Inside work , and Wllllama is Im- proving on last year's statistics. ctiru. Is led by freshman quarkrback Grady Hopidll.'!, wbo came oll the bench to lead the Owls to a nine point rally In the final siJ: minutes and a 2.1-22 win over Palomar. "He bad two clutch passes against Palomar, and looks to be a very fine thrower," Saddleback line coach Dick Stuetz said. 0 Performin& under pressure UQ that also lmpreued ... Saddleback comes Into the 'pin• In good shape physically, with m Injuries oll tho first two gamei. 'Ibo Gaucboe will be <00ntlni once alaln Oil fJie pUalng ol abpliomo"' ~Bob Dullcb, runnin, ol Auo-' dnt -.. and Jf18 Jones, and rtcelvtna ol Bob Haupert.. The I.Jons picked up two points mid way through the third Quarter when the defense held Long Beach on its own ll. The snap from centa-sailed over the punter's head and out of the end zone for a safety. Dan Accomando's Interception was set up by his own fumble in the foortb quarter on the WestmirGer 24. He then came back on the next play and ended Long Beach's hopes with the theft. The la.st man with a shot at him nailed Ac. comando ·and prevented a 9l~yard touchdown, but It was a short reprieve. OAM• STATISTICS Plnit dowrlt nr.tilno Flrll dowN HUI,.. ,.,rtt *"""'"' Plflllllt t l ohll llr1t downt Ylrd• rvthlne YM'd• #1111119 Y•rdt lost Nit ''rdt ••llltd .. \lfllt/IVl'rtlt dltll!IC* f'9111lllffl,•nb titMllud Fwnlllft/fl.lmti. IOlf' ............... w " ' ' 0 " "' .. " "' '"' ,, .. "" .. • ' 1 • "' " " "' ~ .. ... VO 0 • • • -' 7 0214 -2' 01'91fua o.~ 1. AccllinlllMIO -· T .... •WHINO ·-"' ... ' • ~ 1 .. ,. ,, ..... SI 0 f,, I 12 4.1 lff • t.1 t 0 , .. 2'0 ,,. 7.0 ..... :.... ·~ ~I~= ... ---1 * ' J.1 • .. ,, ..u 1401J:J J ,: 11T t: ' " " ' l . - • ' I . p f c "I don in lo .l>I k~:1,11e He bu was In he didn't kicklofl Beaob), ·" Pi The in.by ed 14th Palomar' bonon • The bual.- ...... i. M the' Vin Tiie the pu free of' Coflcb • ' Saturday, St9ltmber 30, 1972 DAILY PILOT Jf' 1ace Kicking Is Concentration, onfidence Says By HOW ARD I. RANDY Of *' 0.llY """' ..... Place tlcklng is all concentration and oofldence according to young Brett IVhlte ol Golden West Colle1e who kicked ive in three games this aeuan including ~~rds and ... which beat Comp- "! don't worry about anybody coming to )>lock the tick. If I did, I cooldn't i.ek ~ ball," Brett aa)'I. He lies been ticking a football since be as In the third grade and even though e dldn~ mate a big lpluh In field goal !eking In high achoo! (lluntlqton ) , be bas come lnlo hla own after > only two games at Goldeu West th.i!I . ...... The way Brett figures ii, he is S.for-8 th!J: year, Four have corne in the two games Golden West has played (27 and 11 yards against Orange Coast and 46 and S2 yards against Mt. San Antonio). In a controlled scrinunage against Cer· ritos, ·be kicked four in succession, the la!t of almost 50 yards. "I like It here at Golden West because the coaches are giving me a chance to kick the ball. I'd like to try one of 60 yards sometime." What will it take for him to get one of that distance? "I'll have to have a little wind," he Rustlers' says. His 52-yarder came on a still night with no wind and the ball cleared the crossbar by at least five yards. Ray Shackleford, his coach, says his efforts et a 60-yard field goal will come when the conditions are righ'". "If it's a punting situation and there's a chance of his making it, we'll make the effort . A lot y,111 depend on the game con· d!tions and the wind direction whlcb must be favorable. ·•\Vith any y,·ind help at all, I'm sure he can kick one of 60 yards. But y,•e also have to look at the game situation. It it is a close game, we'll probably punt. "Look at the pros on Sunday and you'll find three or foW" blocked field goal at· MIKE LADD HOLDS FOR GOLDEN WEST FIELD GOAL EXPERT, BRETT WH ITE. WC Runners Win; ,. irates, Gauc1ws Fall Goldin West College was the only vtc- in JC cross country action Frida.y u · llustlen downed host LA Soulhwest, :.U, in the Southern Calitomia Qm. • ce opener. \ '!Ji other meeta, Saddleblclt lost a dou- le dual affair to Palomar and ·RlversJde the Saddleback fOW"<lllle coune tn the Mission Conference action of the Saddleback's Gauchoo dropped a I~ t to Palomar ond fell 17-42 to ivenide. i.nd 'Orange Coast fell to visiting College, IMS, In the inlUal th Coast circuit meet. The top Saddleback el!'ort was turned by m.hman Mite ~ who linlsl> J4th overa11 with a clocking ot 25 :42. ilomar's Ron Palclc took Individual nor1 with a thne of 21 :62. Orange Coast's top perfonnance came from freshman Tim Rudy who was fifth in 23:00 over the Fountain Valley Mile Square coun>e: Teammate Jim Neal was eighth in 23:37 and Dana Babin placed ninth in 23,43, Golden West's Dave Lockman set a course record and established a season best with a clocking of 19:34 in taking in· dividual honors against LA Southwest. Teanunate Bob Brickner was second in 20:07 with Kent llinkaon fourth (20 ,40). Tanner, Connors Advance to Semis ALBANY, Calif. (AP) -Roscoe Tan· ner and Jimmy Connors, two of America's top young tennis players, won their quarterfinal matches Friday Jn lhe $34,000 Pacific Coast Classic and will face each other in today's semifinaJs. Bob Hewitt of South Africa and Andrew Pattison of Rhodesia, won the other semifi.o.Rls &Pots. Tanner beat Frew McMillan or South Africa, M, 7~. Connors, 20, of Bellevue, Ill., came back strong against Pierre Barthes of France for a &-7, &-0, M victory. Pattilon made tbe aemis wilh a 6-3, 6-3 win over Jaime Filol of Chile, and Hewitt beat Colin Dibley of A-.Ua 7·5, 7-6. White Famil y Still Kicking Gold~st College pl~ce kicker Brett White bas -a cousin who holds several CIF Southern Section records but spent only one year perfecting his art. Jim White was a basketball player al Barstow High and when challenged by the football coach in 1968 when he wa!I kicking 11 football for fun, turned out for the team that year as a senior. This was the year Brett was a freshman at Huntington Beach and he remembers his cousin's feats well . "He holds the record for the longest (58 yards), the most field goals in one season (11 -the CtF record book shows 10) and the most in one game (3 -he bas sl.nce been tied in this one). "The next year be went to Barstow junior college and then transCerred to San Diego State for a semester but he didn't do a lot of kicking after high school." At Huntington Beach, Brett made good on one of three field goal attempts (27 yards) and had 10 consecutive con- versions in a game against Tustin the Oilers won, n.o. As a sophomore he in:a.de two from 30 yards out but remembers a game with Marina played on a practice field where the goal posts were five feet narrower than reguWtion. It was .in the raln and Brett missed four, three over 40 yards. As a junior he hit a 39--yarder for a school record and missed a 50-yard at· tempt. He was one-for·three that seQ:ln. In his senior season be kicked two of three on 37 and 27 yard attempts. SOeef'r Opens Sunday The Coast Rang111 are blot In and the flnt wUna or the la acheduled Sunday afternoon et iDt1e Part lo Ooata Mesa brlween Ra!llUI ......i team and the, Rlt In toO, -rvea ol Huntington Park. nie pme pta under way at 2:311 with !"'bile Invited lo wt-tho action, ol charp. Cooch Bill Asllcn>lt and club praldent • Olen James have announced-openings tor ell four teams sponsored by the Coast Rangers aoocet club lncludln( the two open division squads a.nd two youth teams. Practice aesslona art held Oii Tuetday and TIJµrs(lay evenings beg\Mlng et 7: !O at TeWlnkle School on Gisler Street ear the intenection ol H.rbor Boulevard and the San Diego Freeway. All "°""" playen in the ma are urg· ed to participate in the workouts' and to try out for any or the teams, according to Al!hcroft. "We have had some trouble in gaining BUpport for the program thiJ year and we are In need of more players," Ashcroft &aid. For further information concernina the Coast Rangers c1ub and the soccer pro- gram, call one of these numbers: ~79 or-. . White tempts abnost every wtek. The fids are against you 1 lot more. It Is easier to block a field goal try than a punt,'' \\1hlte i.!I en Ameri can style kicker (straight ahead) but !BYS he has tried the European or soccer !tyle kick (from tl\e side). "I goof around \ll'ith it a little but I can't get the distance and I'm not as ac· curate. I don't know where they hit the ball wittl their root, I rieS!I." he e1plaiM. Against P.1t. SAC he hit two ot three con versions but feel! strongly that the other one was good. "I couldn't belie\Te It when 1 was going off the field and the referee said it wasn't good. I'm sure It went through the uprights by at least two or three !eet. ·· Whil e Whlte is the man behind the kick, there are two other might y im· portant cogs io field goal kicking and he is the first to give credit where credit is due. "Without them it means nothing. They are1 each one-third of the team. Mike Ladd does a good job of holding the ball and Russ Sutter does a fine job at center getting the ball back to kick ." How does he train !or his kicking chores? "l ·run a lot at the beach in the sum· mer and run up and down the stadium step! a lot to stretch my legs out. In the off-season I do a lot of squats." In high school, he was a starting linebacker as a jwlior and a starting tight end tlS a senior but has dec ided to concentrate entlre!y on kicking in col· lege. ·•r would like to get a scholarship after I am at Golden West for a year and a half or two years," he says, "and this should be the best way ." When he kicked 0£1 following his second field goal againl!lt Orange Co a s t , everyone thought be was trying an on· sides kick_ "That was embaJTassing,!' he recalls. "I was trying to klck the ball too hard and all I did was squib it off the side of my root." . Where does he like to have the laces on place kicks? "On conversions I don't mind kicking into the laces but on field goals It is always better to have them tn front." Is he cognizant of k.Jcking the ball on long attempts? • ' .. • . ""' ' "I don't even remember kicking the ball on the 4S..yarder and I didn't look up until the ball was ball way to the goal posts on the 52-yard one." 1bat's complete concentration, a must for a field goal kicker who someday hopes to join the professional ranks. DIABLO WOR KHO RSE -Mission Viejo High's Dave Caldwell will be counted on for a major portion of the Diablos' offensive punch tonight when the Pacifica Mariners provide non-league football oppo- sition. It's an a o'clock test and the invaders are four·point favorites to whip Mission Viejo. · Diahlos Seek Upset Tonight Aftm-an admirable de!ensive job last week, Mission Viejo High School's foot- ball teai:h will get a severe test tonight agalmt a strong Pacifica club. The 8 o'clock game will be et Mission Viejo. Last week the Diablos lost to Sad· dleback, S.7, while Pacifica was humlliatlng Glendale, SU. Despite the disparity in scores, the game ls difficult to evaluate. The Mariners were impressive in the Glendale win and quarterback Martin MJkkeJaon. wtU ""5eDt a problem for the Mission iV!tjo' Hi(tme. nie Dlabloe, oo:tbe other hand, faced a strong SaddlObact team that returns 17 starters, offense and defense, from last Y~· 'M.issioo Viejo will field a strong defensive line but had trouble moving the ball against Saddleback v.·ith sophomore quarterback Dave Schmidt al the con- trols. Mission Viejo coach Bob Hivner. though, bas praise for Schmidt. ''l thought he did very well for a sophomore in his first varsity game," says mvner. "He had a lot of incompletlons, but a lot or those came at the end of the second halt when we were trying to move the ball quickly and Saddleback knew we had to pass." Mikkelson played with the Pacifica jun1or varsity last year, but looks good, says coach Art Michalik. But the 53 points did not have a ~t effect on the Mariners' coach. "I wasn 't impresed with our win, to tell you the truth," he sa ys. "We didn't execute right and we made mental and physical mistakes yet came out ahead. 1 Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Pitt.burgh Chi Ne:fon: St· Louis Mootrtal Philadelphia CinciMatl Hooston Doqen Atlanta Eaat Division W L 94 57 83 67 78 71 73 79 67 81 58 94 West Division 92 58 83 lHJ 112 69 San Francisco San Diego 80 80 65 86 57 92 ,.,101v•1 11t11ulh S!, Louls I, Cl'llc11110 1 Phllllltlphit ti MOll!rN I HIW Vortt l. PU!1bl,trgh 0 (lll(INlt!I I, LOI Angeln 1 "°"''""' S. S1111 OllllO 1 S,,11 l'r1r.cl1co 11, All1nt1 l •· TMtY't GI- Pct. GB .623 - .553 10\\ .523 15 .480 21\\ .453 25\\ .373 37\\ .613 - .558 8\\ .543 Ill> .468 22 .423 2711 .381 34\\ SI. L11Ul1 Wltl' l'-1•! 11 Chlcaeo 01•"<11 11.a) Phll~I (TWll<l'lt ll S.t l t i MonlrMt IMOore .. , N ... Vt~ (l!tlls 14-7) ti Pltttb\lr, (Ml!IKh lf.411 ~.. f(),lft'f! , .. I II II Ch1dnrM1ll (MCGloll'llTn N or ~fmoton ... u An1n11 (McQUNll 1-1) It Sift J :1nc:ltco (l!lt" 7-10! Houlllll'I tlltouH ,.lll 11 Sit\ 0 1'90 CHonnlln t-101 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division w L Booton 83 67 Detroit 82 69 New York 79 7t Baltimore 11 n Cleveland 69 83 MUwaukee 62 89 West Dlvhlion Oakland 90 61 Chicago 84 65 Minnesota 75 74 Kansas City 75 75 Angela 73 71 Texas 52 911 "tlll1y't lltnulll ecx10<1 4, 11 1111mor1 1, JO 11111ll!Ot K111~11 cuv t , 01-lano 1 Oelroll n , Mllw1 ukH ~ Cl'llu9o s. Tt"•tl 1 C•tllornla 1. M1'111.,..Clt 1 ~r (i\/bt Nit Kheduled • Pct. .553 .543 .527 .520 ·454 .411 .596 .5'54 .500 .500 .484 ·.347 GB -!\\ • 5 15 21 \\ - 5 14 I!\\ 17 ll7 1h eo1roi. !Pttlln lt-lJl 11 111 111more !Oobtotl ''"'n C!~vel1nd !Ounnlr11 ,_I) t i New Vo•t !Pttert011 11.11i MllWIUICtt lloc:twood 7.111 11 Ollnlll !Colemen 11-IJ) CHll!tnd !H1mllton ._,. ti k1ns.11 (11¥ !Moll!· __...., ).2) Chi(-Cll1hn~n 21).16) 11 Tt•ll (Gogol ........ l •101 M!.-wt1 (Golll J.U ti ,,_It tA:Yln lt·UI DEAN LEWIS 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA S•rvlc-. incl P1rt1 for All lmportM C'" ModOl'n lledy Shop for All Ciro 646-9303 Oranae <.:O unty's Largest :-,nd ·Most ~1odcrn 'royota and Volvo Dealer OVIRSfAI DILIVll Y SfllCIALISTS ' ' " ' "Our offense sputtered, but they gave us the ball so many times we couldn't help but score." Pacifica's sputtering offense may have a difficult time roovlng the ball against the Diablos' stiff defense, anchored by linemen Mark Moffitt (1951. Pat Wilkinson (200), Martin Gover (190), and Russell Rice (200). In additio n, Hivner will have the services of 6-2, 20$-powid Bill llenry, who can be used at both tight end and tackle. Henry was aU ... tate in Arizona as a junior but has been hurt !lince practice session began . MV Offt'-LE Nick G11v1n l70 LT Pt! Wllkln-200 LO l!lob Torrie"• 11S C Jiff Churdllll 200 lltG Mtrtln Govtr UO lltT lltu111U ll:kt 100 Mtrk Moff'lll lt 'J Ktvln E11on \" ! 0•~ 5<1'1mldl ~ 01v1 CtldWt'll l I' l!lob Fretd 1 DEAN LEWIS SAVINGS!!! ON ALL '72 TOYOTAS .. VOLVOS DEMONSTRATORS IXAM,LU '72 STATION WAGON COROLLA . 1600 CC E NGIN E, AUTO., RA DIO, AIR COND, 239400 :1021.osO•lOS '72 VOLVO 2 DR., 4 SPD .. RADI O HEAT., RAD. TIR ES 349400 (#2621101 OVll 110 NIW I UllD CAb l lADT POI IMMIDlAll DILl'IUT • . I l :J I r . I "l I I ; ''"' ·• ·I I ' ' "! ,, 1 "' 'l" ' " " • I - DAIL V PILOT Saturdar, Stpttmber 30 19/2 / TOM61-IT'S How Will New Shows Fare? r TV IDGHLIGHTS K'M'V m 5:00 -"Viva Zapata.'' Marlon Brando slars in this 1952 drama of a Mexico revolutionary which won an Academy A\vard for Anthony Quinn . KHJ O 7:30 -"\Vhatever Happened to Baby Jane?" The psychopathic relationship between two elderly sisters is explored in this 1962 thriller y,•ith Bette Davis and Joan Crawford . NBC O 9:00 -"Cactus Flower." The first tcle· vision screening or the 1969 com e d y that won Goldie Hawn a supporting Oscar in her first niovie. \Yalter 1'-fatthau and Ingrid Bergman star. CBS 0 9:30 -Bob Newhart Show. Bob suffers a fe\v pangs of jealousy when his ~1ife's handso1ne new tennis in structor comes to see him y,•ith a problem every man should have. ABC 0 11:30 -"llom bre." Paul New1nan slars as a white man raised by Indians in this 1967 west· ern. Frederick ~1arch, Richard Boone arc featured. KCOP IE 11 :30 -"J{oad llouse." A strong C"ast in this drama fron1 1948 -Corncl \Vilde. Ida Lu· pino and Jlichard \Vidn1ark in <i story of love and jealousy. TV DAILY LOG host for 1 5how abo111 bulllightlrc. Saturday (6) Ta Ttll th1 Truth 0 Ltl'I M1kt I Dell Evening o Psychopathic classic: SE"1MB£R 30 * "WMATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?" fill Otc.M' ltnd't ComwaD 0 MUiian $ Movie: (2hr) "Miit· 9 TI• T11111tl ever H1p111ned to Baby J1n1r m Yolca., Acrfcutt11t1 (SUS) '62-BeUe Davis, k11n Cr••· 4:00 1J Mldlx "Whit Do Yo1 Kttow ford. Victor Buono. Psychopathic Abtlul Ttelh?'' rel1!ionsh1p between two sislm. O l11picto wltll M11111t1 ArtlH EID CilJw•ltheu Ho!ls Art Selden· 00 MIOllt Ht• SM baum and Ch11les Chii!plin lake 1 Q ffi-Alltrkln l 1ndst111• look at biking in Los Angeles, Its &> cuuent vogue and future po1enti1L fl) Thi EJldric C..p.1117 m Slick h1vty G) ,_,. .. lltlH fB Adda1111 F1milr (!) T1tb Witt ht ht Footbd 1:00 fl ® All In lht F1milJ fE CltHa Mn 0 ®) a;) Emergency! "Show Bit~ •:311 1J Movie: (C) "fll1ht ta T1nrt1n" O Rollin' B~dl1neer guest~. (1dv) '53-Jack P1l1nce. 0 rj\ ri) t@ Allis Smith and D ftcus "A.sltn S.lf-Help Groups" Jones ''The McC1eedy Feud'" 0 Mtvle: "I Wu I Tfflllp Wirt· m Alhed Hitchcod f'11sents ..,,.. (hor) '57~1chlll Landon. (D Ch1mpianship Wrestlln1 (i) W111H hill 1r Allwt (Jf.l Tilt Mind of Min 0 TM H8ppr Wlllitrfn ft) Luella Libre ({) Tlll1 I• Your Liii £D Film OclyueJ "Spies" O NFL CIN ti lht Week b91 Movlt: (Cl "John Paul Jones" ®'! Hlft111d ~ Sito• EE Mow!.: "On~ Oop af the W" (D l 1!•1n (ad~) '35 -James CaaneJ. EI) First Adrenlur1s In lmp1ovillnl 1:30 IS Lost In SPKt tJ Who's to re·tie the EE F1lil tllt tit * k · bb.' 5:00DWMt'• co111 On With Willie not-priest or ra •· DM1 "Gr1mblin1Colle11 Rewisiltd'. BRI DGET LOVES BERNIE Tltt pllltlt of bltck r.olle1es and the e (!) lrid11t Lowu Bernie future of Grambllni ColleQe are the 0 Wltky World al J6n1th1n Win· subjects. ters lfuests are Dusty Springfi~d 0 {]) (j) &J ABC's Wide World ol and Pat Boone. Sports lhe Tren!on 300 lnd11n1polls (61 Rollin' t•r race and I/le World Parachutina ail TV M111it.tl Championships at Tahleq uah, Okla., 9:00 t) CiJ Mt ry TJler Moore Show art fettured. 0 Chrysler Corporation {1)@1 Jtnrs * Presents the Prem iere O Thia Weel Ill f'rt Football TV shov1ing ol m Movie: "V"iva Zlp1ta!" (dr•) "52 CACTUS FLOWER -Mt rlon Br1ndo. A11thony Quinn. 0 ®)al KBC Saturday Movi•: m LIMI of the Glanb (C) (2hr) "Cactus Flowtr" (com) (ij) Eltdric Coal1Nny '69 -Willer Matthau. Ingrid Ber1· m Rosas P1r1 Vtrtnlcl man, GoldiP. Hawn. J&ek Weston. m Comtmtion of' tM Houw 0 SeylllCIUI Presents "Altld ol tlM a:J SUper Shew fiiant Le1chr1" lhof) '59 -Ken mJ Co1ntry ntct Cl1rk, ln11id Goude. IE""" 0 THE STREETS OF SAN 5:15 m Sftdi•h Clew-u, FRANCISCO-NEW HIT! 5:30 0 (I) Pfns 0 ())@ CD Streib of Sin Fr• ®l Mwlt: (C) "lftttrruptetl M•IO-cist:o "'lhl rirsl Da~ ol Foiewer" dr" (dr1) '55-Glenn Fo14. m Min rrom UHtLE ()))Thirty Mlnut11 WiUt ft) Un V11ano P111 Recordu €IlJ Fllm F11t11re a> EJ Show d1 LKO Valdez a;) Alfkunun USA t :lO 13 Thi Ctlddlgtn 1J (IJ Bob "1..tiart Show m Speed llaair 0 """ l :DO. D €D m "'" m Minority Community a I DW1in1 for Dt llll'I ED Hollywood Tetewlslon Thtllrt ~ Hlth Chapaml t :•S Ei) Su Comldit fl'IOri ll 0 Thi lul Doa Slat11 Show lD:OO fJ (jJ M!Won: lmpossiblt Rob1r1 Im Tiit P111Hd1n Webber (UIS\1 IS Cllllflts Ro1111. ~ W1sblncltn Wtel In Rtvirw 0 (l)@ m The Slrth SenM EID J~ lroftonkl: 20th C.nt ury 0 n;. Unkllown Regis Philbin Min m Pfe.s ()~ Sbftd Up Ind ChMr m l ol dt Me1ico . a;) T11t11 dtl 40 a;) Cllineu VarittJ Hout 6.10 ! OThr~ Sloo1e• EE! Lou Sordon Shaw Jane Fondt . IU' lft HUfSIS. 0 KH8C ""'' Coi ltrtnce . 10:30 g Sporb C111llen11 0 a;) IS M1adnl S1n1rtti1N1 Mel 0 loris b r1oll Presents Thri11ft' i ::me end K1ye .B1llfrd 1uul ffi News ' r 1. l S~rtl C~Nenc•. ID Ducts or Docks? (i'J Science tnd Sou1 ty 09 Mo !t• ''CCH1ricts four" El:J Je1n Shtplle1d's M11rit1 . I I :OO f.1 (3 w,j fl [i) ®) Nt•I al El Sh~w de L1dlu11 y Salinas g UCLA Football ffiN11hllll1 .~uslc , . f6l Ma11h1I Dillon 7:00 ~ .~ UFO A Qutshon of Pr1<1ri· ID Movie: "Vivi Zap1t1!" (dr3) '52 ~ C'rl ,_ . "f Th Wh -Marlon Brando, Anthony Quinn. -~ ... 1S1t Or OSt O Fol IE) ll•thryn l\uhtmall low' A 1tr1n111 In lht mtdst of lhe n;J 0,, s .,, 1, 9H J ll....o" I i•. ~• m1. ov1e o din ._,~. ices a tiery tfl~1s ll:IS ]'Movie: (C) "To Hell and l atk" to rescue Lissi• •Ad •11n the boys· 10 Hews Occe~~-H 11 :20 O Mowie: (C) "tr 1 Mtn Ansnrs" W 11 IW (rom) '62 -S1~dr1 Dee. 00 Tnllh er COlltaqlltlletS 11:30 D Tiit Jazz Sha• 0 THE PARENT GAME r6 1 Movie: ''Surtt of the thin11t * Where Parents Say C1rn1tion" (mys) ·6~Brad Hanit.. The Darndest Things O Mowte: !CJ "Hombre" (Yfes) '67 IJ Tk .'•l'lllt Ctlllt Cl11~ Race fe 1 Movie: "Slop "'' Befort I II.Ill" ID o..tft Y1llty 0111 O fright Night: "larlu1e G1rdtn" m !Bl Uwra., Wtl !lift '10 Tam Jo11t1 Show tl) It T1ku I Tlllef (D Movie: "ADlcl Houw" (dr1) '48 OJ) DllCb tr DKbl aJ C1n1m1 34 El) El Ttndllt 12:30 0 Spe1ki111 F1eetr rD lilt c...y M l'Tl!lldlcl '1n Mowie: (C) "lht Sh1ikt" (dr&) @!) Mtdlt dt Sealdt 1:00 O Mowie: "Oowble lnd1mnit," 7:lO (})Tllit MwllbJrlr r& e Hen 0 TH MHse flCtllJ Sill 01n1 is @ Mowlt: "$tu1I Ventm" (drt) Saturdays Are Special Three special page'l make Saturday's DAll.Y PILOT very Special. Jta special for young people who v.•ill fine! a world or amusement tand education) on Uncle Len "s page. And ror those interested In the religion of the CQm· munlty, there'• the church page. For garden und do·it- younelf bUUa the.re~& the irome and Garden Pai.:e. Look up all three "specl.ala" next Salurday and see hoy special Saturday ... be. • . ' Hy JAV Sll.ARHUTT ~EW YORK IAP 1 -Ouly one tbort:" hn,1:ers aftt>r the hurly burly of trlev1s1on s premiere v.cek: The Fearless Forecast of 1972, whi1:h sort of predicts "'hich new series may suctel-d ur succun1h in the n1onths ahead . The forecast is d r a w n without reference to rating charts or Gypsy tea leaves and is st ri ctly a personal guess. ~!ere 11 is . SUNDAY -CBS: "Ann and the King." doun1cd. "~1·A· S·H," may linger a full season. but a questionable !->l<i rter ne;.;t fall . "Sandy D u n c a 11 . · ' rt•placen1ent 1mm1ncnt 1 n midst!ason. l\10NDAY -CBS· "Bill Cosby ," \l'il l catch on and pros- per. ABC : "'The l{ookie1," lnusy stories. good acting and 100 e<1rly to call. T Ul::SOAY CBS: "~h1ude."' probably will fold due to high sound level. despite good \vriting and act· ing. ABC· ··Temperatures Rising." ratir1gs lowering rind func rnl probable. VANESS.A REDGRAVE GLEN DA JA.C K~ON "MARY QU EEN OF SCOTS" RICHARD IURTON GENEV IEVE I UJOLD "ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS " '111,HONI J'l·ISSJ JOI INFO•fll.C,1101 ... ..... 4~--~-~COlU"'8'• i>ICTUPES Pre<~n11 "eas PROOLICTIOH IHE ~I ,~-~~; j ALSO PG "BLESS THE BEASTS AND CHILDREN" A Rocking Chi::iir Thcatc ' ' • BALBOA Balbo.:i BlvO . .:it Main Phoni:t 673·4Cl48 Open 6 45 DUSTIN HOFFMAN ANNE BANCROFT "THE GRAD UATE" -ALSO - LIZ.A MINNELLI "THE STERILE CUCKOO" WKOAl'S6 ·1· 10 SAi &SUH 1·C·6·i · 10 Woody Allen's "Evel)'.thing ?#)you always wanted to know about * Plus SHORT SUBJECT & ROAD RUNNll CART OON 111 WKOAYS 6·45 SAT.&SUN 1);s5 ACAO£M'f AWARD Wf.IN(ll G(N{ H,1.CKMA~ Ill "FRENCH CONNECTI ON" Also "MAS H" WEDNESDAY -N 8 C . "NBC Wednesday Mystery ~tovie," wUl nruu.Je along for a year, but with 1 5().50 chance or a second season. ··Search," with us for a Jong, long time. ABC: "Paul Lynde Show," cne season and out. ··Julie Andrews Show.'' on and on Ir she can stand the pace. TIJURSDAY -CBS . ··nie Waltons," a good chance or survival if shi fted in mid.season IO a lea fearsome time slot {the opposition Is F'lip Wilson and The Mod Squad L .. ABC : "The Men." doesn 't look lik:e the lone ranger. t"RIDAY -NBC: "Little Future Fli~k? But Projection in Past By LEE PAYNE Of ""' 0•11'1' l"llM 11.it The movie "2001 : Odyssey " opened Edwards Jfarbor \Vednesday. A Space at th c Cinema Now in its third release, ··2001 " ma y come to be recognized as one of the best fihns ever made. It is cer· tainly the best in science fie· lion. Arthur C. Clarke's vision of our future only 29 short years from now includes space voya~cs to Jupiter. in!a llible computers and huge space stations whirling around the earth to the music of Strauss in stereo. This surprising movie really swings. A spellbinder. Ct>4•1e~ Cn•mo1111 A" I f, CO-HIT "HELLSTROM CHRONICLE " It 's hard to imagine that much progress in only 29 yea rs but when we look 29 }'ears backward to 1943, who of us then could have im· agined the Olympics transmit· tcd live and in color by satellite from Munich into our li ving rooms. or men walking on the moon '! Still it seems to me that if we 're'going to be on our way to the stars by 2001. we're going to have to start getting ourselves together pretty soon here on earh. Take <>pening night for ex- arnple. 1lle entire two-and-.a- half hour movie was projected out of focus . MATINEE TODAY ATF.V. I 2, 15 1J-1J-lJ- G'nger lilltS ro.p- lbere's DOt a mu illift lllat slle ~·t take 1111, pat --·!"slice ap. ''lHEABDUCTORS" -· CHERI CAFFA.fill Row., SMEDLEY .ENNHR BROO<S 'Wll.llAMGfl.ANNE.ll .::'~~ ..... RCaRTG.~N ... ,,..~-R KfN1 lVANS _,,RALPtt T. llSIDERIO .:t:::ocw SOWN ·CO..OA bY Oetl•e [AIU"1S~ --., XISE™ IRWR ASSOClirES !JC ~ A Cll'IO P!iJ.icilon ®"""""'"-"' SHOWING NOW! CO.H IT! "HOW TO SUCCEED IT S-''I R) SA TU RDA Y ~IGHT ONLY -IMPORTANT MAJOR STU PIO FEATURE PREVIEW RATED P.G. ONCE ONLY -8:30 P.M. "ALL YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX" RATED R -WILL PLAY BEFORE AND AnER THE MAJOR PREVIEW • . . People," Brian Keith will just have to lttlle ror tbe rigors ol. two yean ln Jtawaii; the lhow wiU be around for at least that long and probably longer. ··cbost Story," only the Shadow knows. ·'Banyon ,'' one year at most. SATURDAY c es , "Bridget Loves Bernie," will last the length of the old-style 11ollywood marriage -three years. "Bob Newhart," no worries until someone steals his telephone. ABC: "Streets of San Francisco," good acting and great scenery will keep it golng at leost two seasons. One new show, ABC 's ··Kung r~u." wa sn't included in toda}''s soothsaying because !t won't join the lineup until next month . Regular spo rts e v e n t s , specia ls, news and com· ment ary programs a I s o \\'eren't included be ca u s e they've got their own thing going. Heads Socie ty HOLLYWOOD I UPI\ ABC television vice president John J. Mc~1ahon has been elected president of t h e •lollywood Radio and Television Society. NOW! UNCUTI ,INTACTI 2nd H/I "DEALING" 2nd Hit "THE FOX'" ihows Al """' 2nd Hit "THI! FOX" OPen Wed.·Tftur._ 61U Fr~ $:"' s1r .• su11. 1;1$ Comfortably Air Conditioned 5oull'I • Co•sl C1nem1 .... The Secret fi re· Bombin1 Of Oresde ~ , J!m Brown " 'SLAUGHTER' -p.~1 - • 8arb~•·1 Henh1y "BOX CAR &ERTHA'" (RI ll•lfl ill CGIQI' Jim l rown/Slt lll Sin~ ~~~-A '"SLAUOHTE.... :-:· Ac1d•my Aw1rd Win11tr! "GARDEN OF F IN11.CONTINIS'" (ll:J ''TAKE THE MONEY & RUN" (PG) Mfft in CtlOrl v "BOX CAR BERTHA" ::::: Both 1n ColGr (R) ~jH R1<11u.I W~1h ::~ A "KAHSAS CITY IOMBER" ::~: v "THI! RUN SUN'' :•:.; &Din Iii C•lort (PG) -:::: ·.·. ::;"" O••~o.~wr ~1 8tC~~i...rllll IS<.>.)· ' 152-2411 . 94!1Ch , So.o!Glt<lwi Oro"" r ... 1w1y !3•·• 2 • ,,O<IDl AIUM " • "l WllfTMIMI TIKI AlWA'l'S1'Amo fO IMO" AIOllf 10'1.,-Wll( -''tllOTOlSl''ll ) • • '1olo r'llDSIM~Pit ' 1,,,n~1.ot 01,,·o • , • , , Belch lll•d. , • l\ ..... oo, !Jl'1d. 111-1912 111,R JPT·TilllU.lll " "U.llllflG CONNlCTIOr(f'G) •i.ll'C.i... • ''COMQUIST OJ Tiii · · PlANIT Of TMf APlSM (PG I onCol" ""@> ... •1 UI lo;f\rlrt 511·1123 : (I\ Jiii INlt WlfOI-II (Jl , ••rrsu.c•r • "'Tttl AIDCllCTOIS" (xt • ... ' "How Tt 5-.-.! WI"' ~~.; " '°" F"c"•Y II l!~•tt !':I. .. s.~)U , IU,llJ,'f.tltlUlll "U.1111111 CO•Ml(notr' (PG) • • • ... ' ' .i--.. - .. ' I '. I . ·! .. .; . ' ,, : : ' . ; "' .. . ' ' ' ' . . •i ~ t-· ., ~ : ::.:.: .·.r. . f :fJ.r•Uf1W ood , '.l'elevlslen Theater ~t~: TV ·Actors Stretch Skills • ' By JERRY BUCK ., . :-> HOLLYWOOD (APt - ;;;.Where do actors go to toae up :;"1heir m u s c I e 1 ? "The Z:~fHOl1ywood Television The--~)'8ler." : ... · :· "Yoo know, actors are in a sense like •thletes," said Nomian Lloyd, produe<r of lltls ,.ries for KCET-TV and tbe P u b 11 c Broadcasting System. He also is an actor e best -selling novel of international espionage and intrigue becomes the suspense adventure of the year! ' i and director. "They've got to stretch once in a while. An actor can grow staJe in a bad part. Actors grow stale, generally, because there 's no dema.Jld on them ." Performers do find themselves stretching a n d reaching for new dimemlons of their !kills In Uli.! series. snlce its rebut with the Em· my • winning "Andersooville Trial" in May 1970, the show has presented some of the finest drama on television. "The Hollywood Television Theater" opens its new season 1'1onday with Lillian Hellman's •·Another Part or the Forest," starring Barry S u 11 i v a n . Dorothy McGulre, T i f f a n y Bolling, Andrew Prine and Robert Foxworth. "PEOPLE COME to us because they know we're working on the highest level," Lloyd said. "That's immodest to say, but it's true. Partly because of the material y,·e supply them." Performers reporting for rehearsal find a change fro1n the hurry-up pace of series television. Lloyd said, "At various stages after three days of rehearsal they're ready to shoot. That's the way they're used to working . But we've got three weeks of rehearsal and six days of tap- ing left. ·'nten, after they've been in it a while, they wish they had more time. They really dJg what they're doing . Doing it over and over again the actor rinds new faei!ts in the characttr." The actors ~·ork. for scale, whi ch at $250 a week is only a fraction of what they could earn in a movie or television role. Nevertheless. lhe actors are said to be eager for the meaty parts. Lloyd said Frank Converse turned down a network series pilot, for in- stance. so that he would make .. Shadow of a Gwiman." a forthcoming play on the television theater. Lloyd said, ''Vie joke about it because we can •t begin to compete financially with the nety,·orks. But y,•e do ac- commodate the actors. lf one gets a few days in a com- mercial or a series we let him do it." LLOYD SAID he sees a close relationship bet w e en public and co m me r c i a I television -"with all the specials on the networks v.•e're getting close r together" -and has himself been back and forth . He made his professiona l bow as an actor in 1932 nnd later helped Orson Well es and John Houseman found the J\·1ercury Theater. He came to Ho\tyv,·ood in 1940 to p!ay the title role in Alfred Hitchcock's "Saboteur" and appeared in a number of other films. Bety,·een Broadway corn- mitments, Lloyd directed five episodes on 1.incoln by James . .\gee for CBS's "Omnibus" and then spent five years as a director and producer o( "Alfred Hitchcock Presents." $1-< ••1 llAAllY tf{WMM •AN"" llAJ!I"" • Co>Sl"""lf JO( 11W!OSS • IV.RiN )(JrlSf.11 'Pl'odu<@d 8yl~ F'll(Ml!'ff,(11 ·~MCI 8,l[[ MT?IN • ~.,. &,-OOCAll MtllM(I lllollll OOI .......... 8y 11(L[l'I MM:IHN(S. COLOR In' otLUXC• • 'Me and Thee' Cast for Mesa Playhouse IPGJ ~=.!!!18...:I CONOUESJ OF JHE PLANET 11\'JAPES A West Coast premiere of Charles Horine's new comedy "Me and Thee" will be the next attraction at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. Director Pali Tambelllni has announced the cast for the show, which will open Oct. 20 and play three weekends of Frlda)I-and Saturday performances. Don Rhoades and Joanne Wolcott will take the leading rolu as an "abnormally --blftA'I' " "900UCllO --.:ta,,., KEIR DULLEA • GARY LOCKWOOO • STANLEY KUBRICK.-All!llUR C. CLARKE • STANLEY KUBRICK 3 THEATRES . ' MGM NOW AT All SUPER l'llNAYISION' • METROCOLOll ~ ONE WEEK ONLY -SHOWI W THRU TUES. OCT BER 3 .. '' I ~ ·- .. ' • ..... ....,,._ ... .,..._ --~--.. .-.iace&'lll......., NOW . TMRUTUISDA the uttimate trip 20Ql:AsMcE OOYSSEY Ill!. I ~ °WA'l!f !.\> Db<?" naw·M.oll [OJO (PG) normal" middle-aged couple who attempt to deal with their college-age son with modern understandi~g. Mark Miller play.!! the lat· ter role, while W i 11 i a m Spencer, Lori Furtiler and Eve lyn Bcrtolet complete the cast. .. J\fe and Thee" will be presented at the Community Center auditorium at the west gale or the Orange County Fairgrounds in Cosa Mesa. Information and reservations may be obtained by calling the Costa Mesa Recreat\<11). Department at 834-5.103. ~j "ISLAND MAGIC" FANTASTIC NIW SU.,.N• FILM lilr L. JoM Httck ed 7:30 I ':JOU.CH RININ• ({'{\'I• ., ...... ., ~":.!~~~~::-· Jo1•ph E. L1•in1 Pr111nt1 "Thumb Tripping" ..... (Ill Showti,... 7:00 I 10:20 Abe "The Steagle" w ... llcllord '"l••I• 1:40 WISTMIHSTll AT Gelt.DlH WiST WESTMlfSTJR. 891-4491 B>WAIOS CNMA VlJO ':t: ·1 ·~~ Matter of Opi11iota Vi Coulter Oeft) gives ,.\nn Leverett a lect ure on lamps and their practicality in this scene fron1 "January 'fha,v," the current attraction at the l ... on g Beach Communi~y Playhouse. The comedy contin- ues through tonight and the next four \veekcnds. ---:J.l<I""\ STADIUM " I .','I "' .--.i ...... '-~~ - ..-- --:er• STADIUM l ',\' "'-· ....... 'Il l~~ --_:;-;, .... STADIUM ,f ' .__ .... ,,, .. ,., Lizo innelli Michael York Helmut Grierr Joel Grey ~~~-~! "lU"EllFLl£S AliE FR!I!" IPG! <loin" H1wn .. EClw•rd AIQe<r 11$1 "'THE GRADUATE"' E•du~lvt l!noJtfM~~I Now No llfifrYO<I Stitt Win~•· of J Ac~d~My Aw ·•d• "FIODLElt ON THE llOOF" "THE HOUSEWIVES REPORT" • "SEVEN MINUTES" (Il l "THE $A.lZ8UllC CDNNECTIDl<t .. !"GI "THE CONOUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE A"ES" CPGI '"SLAUGHTElt" Ul l • "BOX CAR I ERTH.I!' !II ) "THE NEW Cl!NTURIONl" IA) wlltl o .. .,, C. Seo!! plui "PLAY MISTY FOR ME" IRJ MICHA[l SACKS VA LEAll: Pr:RRINf. ,/ SUU6HffRHOUSE FIVE ' . S•t11rd11, Stpttnibtr 30, 1q72 DAILY PILOT lit'f .. On Loeation· Distiey Film in Newport Dy WltLIA!\f SC'llREIBER Ot , ... D11W "1111 Slltf Bnlboa Peninsula's OC't'an beach and the ""ater-skiing basin of t:pper Ntv.•port Ray "·ill be the Sl'ltings for sccnt•s In a new Walt Disnev feature filnl schedulrd to · beg i n shooting ()('1. 9. .. Nr"'J>Orl Brach v.·as chosen for these key scenes be<'aust' our people thought it had the most lo offc1· in the "'"Y of background and chnr;icter. ·· said Ui sney publicis t Ben ll:trtip:an. Hartigan said lhl' filrnu1~ 1•1 fort iff Ne\\'pc>rt Bl'<it'h ~hollld take about a \\'et>l- .. Crey,·s "ill bi.• \\·orktnR on !he pt•ninsul a fro1n about :'>;' S1rret d0\\11 111 lht• Jt'll\ f1lin· an~ be:lrh Sl'1•nes and ~urf11u.: St'QUt'nCCS." hc ~irl. ··\\'1• \l !ll also be filtn1ng .s.1n11· 11 :1t1·r ~knn,i.c Sl'i.'llt'S 111 lhL' lx1 :-111 lhl'l"l' .. 'flit• f1hn, ' \ S.1n.1 n·La11 (111' Charl ie ~lct'rl'ady ." \1·11! :;t;1r G1.: Young and Barbara Rush. llarligan said MOii of the casting for the film has alread y been done but 30me bac kground people still need to be chosen . "\lie o,i,·ill probably get some 1 Ne"'port Beach people to serve in bnckground roles,'' Ht1rtigan added. He sai d !he plot centers around the a<.:tivilies of the teenage daughter of a middle- :i~cd roup!e , played by Young and ~1iss Rush . "She ,~·an t s lo marry a hip- p1l' ar11s1 11nct they v.·ant to l1Ptl h1·r :1 111t'l' bov," llnrtigan ~;111! Su hl'r fat her tries to !.'.i'l 1111 her _g11od side by Joining 111 :ill hl'r frtencts· activitie s · That 1s where the surfing ;ind \\;Lier-skiing seencs rom1' it1 ·· h1· nddt'd ll.1rt 1gan st11rl thC're Ill nu l1r111 t!att• Sl'! ;1s \1•t for thr Jilu1 ·.~ rt•leas1· Tiu_; srquf'nt·C'~ 111 h<' f1hned u1 \"e11·1M1rt He<11·h ;11 t' ll1e first tu ~ shut tor th1• ~IU'llll"t'. ATTENTION MOVIE GOERS! following This ·3.peciol engogemenr o! lhe Newp ort Cinema Theorre "A Cloc kwork Oronge · will be wi1hdrown from re- lease and certain controversial scenes will be eliminated; it will no! be shown ogn in un1 il Chris11nos Hol iday s. This engagement of "A Cloc kwork Orange" is the originol and uncut version and is rated X. "A Clockwork Orange" wos nominoted by the Academy of Molion Pitture Ar1s and Sci- ences os the best picture of the year; most people wilt enjoy ~ee111g ''A Clockwork Orange", ~ome wilt not. Roted X. Posi- tively no one under 18 con be odmirred. Being the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are rape, ultra-violence and Beethoven. RATED "X'' POSITIVELY NOONE UNDER 18 CAN BE A ADMITTED /j A ................ -.. ... ·-Ci.l).:r ;.·o. , ..... """"""-~ ..... ~,. ... ~·· ..... _ llwo<!O<! i.. •. • "' .... • "• 2ND TOP ATTRACTION BARBARA HERSHEY ROBERT f. LYONS PA•AVlllO .. flC.MMICOl.01 1,.11 v.·wrw e.m. .,,~,........, ... r ..... " ,,._ .. _ ... ,..... ' ...... _ ... . ' ' , .•. SPECIAL LIMITED ENGAGEMENT (PG) Nichol•• ..... Alex•nllr llo~ fNl•tt "I NlVll SANG FOi MT fATMll " with MflVJN DOUGLAS NOW THRU TUES. 1013 0 DAIL V PILOT "•"'"" Clrru• ""BU Ke.He •Mommy , is ploying 'beach' in the kitty litter o no·no?" Y01i1· Bo1•oscope Lih1·a: Romantic FuHillment Seen SUNDAY take 'back >eat. Be confident. C 0 One who at.tempts to bully you 0 T BER I is bluffing. Re s pond ec· By SYDNEY OMARR cordingly. ARIES l ~1arch 21·Aprll 19 f: SAGfM'ARTUS (Nov. 22· Accent is on finding con· Dec. 21 J: Far..away places in- }ltructive outlet for creative lrigue eOO are re a tu red . drive. You deal with young Tr ave I • s Pe c ial com. persons. You make mean.-munications and publications ingful changes. You elso find could be on agenda. Another out what is restricting, what Saglttuiao could play key can provide greater freedom. role. G!lin shown through writ· ten word. Add to knowledge. TAURUS I April ZO.-May 20): CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Stick close to home, if possi· 19): Nothing now occurs in ble. Visiting relative could lukewarm manner. Situations disclose encourag'.ing news. Be a nd realti9nships intensify. receptive but don't jump to Leo and Aquarius individuals conclusions. Check details. Build on solid base. Seek ad· could play important roles. Accent is on what was vice of older person. obscured, hidden, diluted. Now GEMINI (May 21 -June 20 ): bright light ttplaces shadows. Obtain hint from Taurus AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. message. Be ready for 18): One born under Capricorn surprises. Journey may be on may initiate partnerShip pro. agenda. Humor is featured. pooal. Be receptive. Let others Laugh et your own foibles. show their hands. Accent is on ~ you are on your way to relationships of permanent achieving goal. Remember nature. Marital status is special enniversaJ"Y. spotlighted. Read and write. CANCER <June 21 -July 22t : PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20l: Guard poasessiom. Don't give Special servtce is required. up ~~ for not~ing. You won'& find it profitable to Analy:iie needs. One who ts at delegate duties. Get to bottom ra ~ get& in touch. Keep of family 1ituat1on. Flnd out commumcat!on lines clear. Be why loved one imists on rf!CO!lllve. Emphasis is oo changoo at home. Guero money, inCome potential. health. Check dJet. Review LEO (.klly23eAug. 22): Take basic requirements. initiative. Be independent in IF TODAY IS Y 0 U R thought, ection. Put forth BIRmDAY you will always original ideas, concepts. Sub-le.ed rather than follow. You mil fonnat. Make personal ap-always will be attriactive to pearances. Judgment, intuition opposite sex. Confusion ha,., are apt to be on target. reigned in recent months, but Member of opposite sex con· in October you will find con- fides feelings. structive groove. You are dynamic, creative and when VIRGO {Aug. 23·Sept. 22 ': you walk into a room people Work quietly. Play role behind become aware or y ou r scenes. Key is to be discreet. presence. You are dramatic Play cards close to chest. and artistic.You are an Means don 't reveal all you "original." know. Clandestine meeting OllCOVW 1'0"" low and montv may be on agenda. Visit one tTMlfll s...ci blrtl'INIO and 1s c'"'! " Om•rr A$lroloqy Stct"s. the DA LY College Problem Pit a Little Fin i1 Yo1r Life l'tcfli!OUI MllW "'iii M IW Fl I ......,. COWflT .. ""1 E mbattkd Dorm ilNM: JTATWWr UM1f 11a t lf-'TF OP ~ fllOI: TM ....... ..,.. 1t... Tht ...._ ..... .,_ ... TM? c:..ny W .... o;:=..;..'4:!~~-.... ~ ....... --a~~~,..::. _...uw.._.-;;;,·-.. ...... em-.--..-. I Brighrens Image c-1• end Teat Drive • Ciao Today .,,._.. Olilllw L. ....... _. VN! DI-. ,,_...._ ..... m1rtw"C1MllW• 4:'.~::Z:': ...... A-.Pa. llldlvldWil...., L. ...._ Olill. ""-' _ Wftcl_ .. , :1tf:T' elftN .. , lMI 111.-... *"-..-.. CelflM¥ nil...._ ..... ti IUO...., • :::= ~-~ ... -c:.:.~ a.rt" OrMlt c..,..., .ii1 S.•M'lll(:t •• "-•!!:.,.,_ .. I...._. .... -...:. " l.iittitn ~.,., .. 1'71.. '&......_.,. J ~ o.ty ii;l_.... -Hm••,.,,,.... .. -.:;'"C ~ tlW; '=KMcl ·O-..... C-' OAllY f'IW. T1ltt • ....._. .... ...., .. '°"""' ::.-.r::=\.-:.=---=~ ~mllw ,., .... 0cMw" 7, U. '1, Qwt. .. <>r"lfWt C..., M l ..... U. 1f11 W ~ .... """ .. · ........ Ill·- NORffiRJIJGE (Af;) -Rh>-atudenll ....... In Ibo dorm •m _,, t1Y ,,_ '· --~ -••n "._ ,,_ "" • " ""' ,..,... o.t;. CllWt. .. ,.. CMC C..: DrM W.,,M coo R<sldence 11•11. a Wt tam 44 perceal ...,. PUBLIC NOTICS """ "' cot" ---·• · I I ~-b'~ • M~--"----:;::;;:;;;;:;;;-;:;;;;;;;;;:;---1.~-;;;;;;; ~ C-t 0ll¥ ,tlo!, WILLIAM •• it JoHN m 0 de r n st e "-0 uo;;l1i;UI; ..-.... JO percent ~... II .. ICTITtOUS IUSUllQS ........ 14 n.: .. -: oc;.e.r '· ~-t dormitory, towen over lbe American and the remainder MAMI ITATliiWNT 1'1'1 •12 =-=. = ..... -., QOt1hem eod of the campus at trqn c>tDer-fltbnlc or radal .. ~ .. ~ ""°" lt ...,.. .....,. ~ill! ~ Oallfomia St.ate Unlveraclal1ity ·~· MOit came fNlm Loe: -· ttOULWWAU • ..!~!·=t'"''•• ._,,, PlJllUC.NOTICll' -·~ CONI O.llr ;110•. here. Alter a year of r ~eta J•-~ k:tt.1» ow~.-. FC1l111• ...... .... < ';, ~m -·-· · • and other troubles, It 's 1be ld:Jool, tmwn untJJ &rvn ,,,.wr, '•· no11 ,..... .,.,......,.,, ~ n become an equally huge pro. reoenUy 81 San Fernando 1n!r~""" 11 '*"' aMuctM .., • .. ~ ......, _.... ,. •;,j ..,....10.,.,.---------- blem to achool olllclals. Valley stale ~•-~ ,_ M. ,_ auoov AUD'&,._.....,_......, PVBllC llOT.ICI '--~ UllU Thi• 11a1-t fllM wOtl ...,. Countv Gr-.d Si., S..... AM. •--~---::-=.,----- "When Rincon --.ed in a -~ .. u-...... _ • $239 & $269 Clan:;" Or ... C-'Y Oii: ~ "· ttOllotflt Afl ...... .,.,. -Or.) I ..... • ·-· 89 ...:=::.:.... • .. ,...._~, ........ 1m. WIUIAM I! Sl JOHN, COOHTY WlllnW. c.111. • IUl'll~ c-OU•T ~ ~~ 1969, it 1.-,i. ................. OC· entJ.rely white. It ii k>cated in CLERI(, • ., a-ty J, Maclidak. °"""'· . Tllh ............ OMducW by.,, STAN 0' CALliro.iltA ~· cu~~y, the "'".._. i1'1 ever an all'OOlt a-elusively whJte • l'ubUMM Or•not' '-' °'n.,. l'Hot, •~. TH• COUllTY 011 .,,...,. •• ,_,_ ·~ r.a.1 nr. •• hil• S"'ltrnbv JO Mid Odabtr 1, 14 21. . Ill ..... MllM "'· Ao14UI '• been," lafl Profulla K. Moo-euburtlan neighborbood 0 f • Or •njoy th• 1notor for Im M5l·12 Thia ,...._.. ... wttti .. c.unry NCmca 0.. MU.II.. OP P~ dol, direct.or of sQnent bous-homes mainly in the $50,000.. fu11 1 comfort on .i o..... C-'Y .. ..,.., s, 1'11 •Oii '•OIAT• OI' W•LLro ~ Ing. ''There baa been a ateady $100,000 range. e 121 Milo1 p,, 6"•11011 PUBUC NOTICB ~......., J • ...._. o.uitY '-'Y ~~:•J:S:~~~~HA.;\u allrlll--er 1•---" Moo•J "Someu-~--'-· .. -•-e W•iglu °"ly 74 lbs. ••-· ""'""" .._.., •1cx MACttA•· DKMMIJ. • -.. ~· JUUi:'. IMll ~ WUCU 01.uueu~ .·::.:,-IT.AT-aOT -.,u ..... ClniDt e-t o.lt., f"ltot. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN .!Ml says the dorm. wtUch admits from such Var.led et b n j C • Carry 011 you c•mpar or THE TE-•OY JO, ... ---........... f, W. n,. .. tfJ'I D»on M.U:THA ANH MACNAB 11111 fll«I ..., .. 11 _,_......, h car -Stow it •board yo1u • I pttlH1111 tor ""*"'-ot Wiii ..,. _,jdt both men and women, must ba'-"'&"........., are t row n boil. Rid• tho Ciao to Mu., ca10. n.». _,_'U'I NOl'I,_ ISMIOllCt "' Lttt.,. r .. t•"*llllrY-t. Jht have "550 students to break •-ether In a tt:lldence ex. T.,,.., uwi .. 1m s. c..w Apt. c. .-"..._.. '-'Co ,.111~ • .....,.ara hi wl'lkfl It,,.....'°'-"""" c!11ta1 on c.a111p1.11. Santa AM, C•lll. MflW JIWtlCllll-l'L ..... ttwi tM ~ tjtld. even and this year we may perleoce, they es:perlence a E•hiu•h 1 1101.... Thi• t11.s1_. •• Ming condutftd lrt' an • -place of llNrlne 11111 .. ,.,. ,... billlli .,., lose about •••,OOO." It has ·-sligbt •••• of -'----.. '' aay• 11 1 1 1. 1 111dtv~1. suPa•to. cwrr OP CM.1f'OllNtA .., oetollol' w. 1m, ., t:oo .... "'~ or--· _.,... ...,...., po ut•nh • 1t101 on iro y T"'1'Y Law!• COUWfY Oft .......a coo.irtroom llf 0.0.rtmtnl No. i .. kl commodatlons for 600. Mondol. .li1ni11•t•d. Tll11 •l•t-1 tllod wnn "" COUl'lty c .. ....._ o »m court. at 100 Ch•lc Ctnter Dtl.,. W• .. Cl•rk flf Ol"MIGO (Ollllly m: hp!. s. ltrJ. MDII• TO SNOW CA.us• lilt City llf Sant• ANO, Colllfonll•: '" MONDOL SAYS lf there TO EASE tensions, the Rh>-NEWPORT a.,. ,_,.,. J. Maddo•. o.p.,ty COlll'ltv u-A•l!Adl O•kd Sasittmber 21 , im -Clerk. ll•: MOOIFICATION WILLIAM E. St. J0Ml'1 isn't sufficient improvement COil Slaff Started a series ol l'1'M6 Ill "' 11111 men'I ... of J'•llllOMr: County Clark soon l·n the number 0 f cul'··-· actlvlt1-1 v t n g Mot rt PubllaMd Orango Cull C11tly Piiot. JA.NICI: ll:TZ ~ llospolldtnl: DAVID c . ,AUL DU •Oii l.Ul-al ~ orspo • S•pltmb9r t, 16, 23, lCI. 1'72 DJt-72 A. BllTL m Dov« Dr!" residents 0we might have to ~ent.I a c:hmce display II----,-·-,-,.,,-,,.,.,,,==---To: JANICI! lll!TZ·'"''r-N~ "HI!, ca11"'4!!• .. tu ..... ol the dorm into thnlc dreas. ooda are OPEN THURSDAY PUBUC NOTICE Vw 1ro ordWOd to""'°•' In tl\11 ~rt. I:.:..£?.0:~1....., m .-• 11-----"""'cc-=-----lioc4iltd at 100 Clvk Conllff' Drlyo Wllk'. 'P.';;"Dji:Md Orar1119 Cout D.!IV Pftclt. classrooms and of£lce9." tured on days. NIGHTS 'TIL 9 ,..,,. 41" s1nt1o An•. c.itfoml•. on Oet. 1t. 1t12 •' SOJii......btr 23, u, ». lm .~72 The-••• ebout ·~ studen•-WlllT\O' foll!' nm.: .. ICTIT10UI IUSINllS ,..,...,, Dlo~rtrntnt No.~ lo , ..... '"Y•---------~~-'"'.... 'l\N ~ .1'""1'"''9 .--NAMI ITATIMlllT lotil:.,...IOll wnv ciwiialn or.s.n req_ ... living there, 50 percent d. them f a d oz e n 120 TUSTIN AVE. Th• 1o11ow11'11 PlflOll 11 c1o1no 11u111111u .., bf OAVIO A. ae:n•"POIWI'"' .,_,.d -'~ Most students aMembled to ''' "" • fNMM bV thl•'court ., MT 1or111 from 11..U,,,11ty groups. Newport Be•ch BUENA VISTA ·C 0 u H s EL IN 0 '" ""' ttRQUl!Sf Fo111. OJtOl!R ANDl--,.,,,==-=-=----..,-,..."'-- PUBLIC NOTll:t: .- minority students II. t tend help opttate the dorm. Rooms SERVICES. /llll Clulpman A~-. Dl!!CLAM.'TION. ••: Nt0o1FICA.TION. SU,•RKMI CCMl•T OP ,,... •• ' ha be painted elJow t I !/1 blk. No. of Coa1t Hwy.1 O.tdtl\ GroYt. c.r. f'1"2 o.WS. 11 1"2. STAT• Ol'l::ALl't'Ol..".'t...~· . school under the federal CO:!. :! cinderJoa-""lyo 640-7811 .;.~·,':;::~~.1~~-""'"· ~ "'"'"""'· ''· T•• ~J:.: ~ E ducational Opportun!Ues e·-Tllh IM.lllnau .. being C'Ollductod by Ill .. "',......: .... ~!or Cwrt ~TIC• w ......... Oft Program which pays their walls. 1a-...-1un1 Ml•W c1Mrw-llldlvldu•I. l1tl ~ ......, ..,. 111 "* ...._,. # WILL • room and board d. $641.50 a Addi Mondol : "Jf it doesn't Tiii• ;,~ :":..nii ...,. County c..:. ...._ (elffllc• ft6M ~., •='• . ., . ..~---work, we could go out of • Cl•rk "' 0rlfl9ll county on :S...t1t1nti.r "· -'"' m•>.,-0 • • £aw. ., Jdsl:Mtl,.. •-' *""""' OCIUl;;o>~. lo.....:--&--'.. Tlt9tuntN'ftofOI 1m. ,, lkAr!y J, ~ o.puty .,. • • o.ce...d. . -r ·-r· Last year says Mondoll ~-_... CO\#llV C .... k. htilbMd Of'll'lllO c~ °"11" l'llot HOYICE IS.. HEltEIY Gf¥1:N "lMt • •oetttrf W. lttlMS S•PllC ..... 1 .. D. W alld OCloWr 7. MARY L. HI BS::R ,._fl.., 11o1W1 • pttt. there were slightly fewer than ============:! Anottttn AT u.w 1m. · u.12 "°" Jot fl!tObllte f1f wsu 11111 ,.. ~ ·~ 8 tu d e n t, m· the "' •· ~ •-PIJllUC ,,._ . of ......._ flf Ac1m111111rafl1111 w1~u ~ BUSINESS AND ~ c: ....... tMU ....,,._ an-.t, rwflrtneo hi Wiiien " """" ..,. dorm-about 60 percent o{ Tiii: UHlM flKther plff'fkultrL •nd that !M fltNi...., th f _,..,....., PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC NOTICE ,,_ '""'""" '"''""' -"' '"'"'" "" y-,,.. _,.., em l'Offi uau,...•~:r groups. \l·-----------1 "ublllMd Or•..-CMrt Dalt., "'°'· NAMI STATUUf1' fw ~ 11, 1'72 11 t :CIO •,111., i.., '3IO He •~'boles mudl of the ••CTITIOUS •USIHl!SS S~ttmbv 2l. :JO. Ind Oclob9t 7, '" Tiit fotlowfl'IO ,... ........ """""'C-1TOom llf Dtpartmonl Ho. ,, of ·llald '"' GUIDE NAM• STATEMINY ltn 2531-12 ... ICIUrf, ., JOG Clvk C1nter D1'¥I w ... ; 111 dorm's past problems to TM tm1ow11111 perM1n1 ••• oc1no PUBLIC NOTICE · SM. l!!NTS::Rll'flMS. nn T.i....,. Dr .. ttio City" S.nt• ""'· c111lorlll.. · wbo did ot bllsl""1 as: H·-•..,•-·-~--··· O.t9d "''-"'bor '11. 1-"troublemakers" n ,,. .... ...,_,....,....,_,...,....,_,..,.;~I ''""""'' ,.., • 1 1 c ... "" -...... 7 -.,.,. I~ .. .. • I,...-· °''·1--------~---·I Salv•lw• ~it.in. Hn TIUIM or.. WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, live there. I M=·= Vind... Linde... 11 •·• .. ICTITIOUI IUJIJflSI Huntington Buch. CA WM.T1i7"' • .i~A~ .... •· MATTRESSES • Charl•ifon Slrnl, Cot!• MOU. '262' ... ,N,!'!!I ITATl!MIHT d 1 ... '",' "',11,,... i. bOll!I COlldudt4 by .., AU-.,. •I 'u.w .,BUT WE KNOW who the M1rl• Vond1r LlnMn, 116' ct11.rl•tl011 Tht "" ,,...,ng per11111• .,. 0 1111 L v d11• · 1111 WM!clft Drt" Ifill!• m t oubl k nd tb,.., Strnl, COii• MtH 9262' bu1fnns as· Salvatoro M..ttttUI N ......... ICll C•lllenlla ftUI r ema ers were a .. ~,, MATTRESSES This twtln.sa 11 bolng cond1,1eted b'f • WESTERLY MARINE, fil_' ?Olh This ,, •• _,,, 1111c1 wlltl 111a c-ty ,111. '"'' ~ are no longer allowed. in the p•rtnan~p. s1rn1, N9WPOrt l•Kh. C• 11. '"'6111 ci.r1t 01 Or•• cOuntv 1111: Sapt. s, itn. "'"""" w .. "''-" IOATI HOMD TIAIUU M1r11 Vander Lind.,, ~~.Box l'UI, NtwPOrt Buch. Call!. I~ l•v.,ly J. ~. 0eputy COunty PubllNWd 'or:nsN CO.it 0.ll'f ""'· donn," said Bill Hanington, l«ill .. • ...,.. Tiii• 1t1l•mant fllwd w1111 1111 Countv stewn A. LH, m H•mlltan No.2, Clork. _ s.ptombv 2'. 30 and Oclollw ·• Rincon manager c11rk ot oranoa CO!Jlltv on S&ptMlbeor tt. .._ 1tn ..,,· ' . c:.. M .. Menr-c.. Im. WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNT Y Cod• MONb C•lll. t'l6l6 ,ubHIMd Or...-Cont D•llY '"°'· .n Mondo! said he diamissed 90 "" N ~ CLERIC, by l•verly J, Mlddoll'. Depi.otv. E•rt L. IOWlff, 'Z'l1 20!11 Slrtol, s.pttmMr '· '" n. ». 1'12 2311·721-----------·~-~--..,A---...,... ....... > "••·"·" •-C ' 0 U Pll-' NewpOl't B..ell, Calif. '2660. .-8-1303 s11111mbt'r JO. •nd 0c11!ber 1. w. --•c N011CE ""f'SOJlS from dorm resan:1 .... ~ Liberty "" ..--..,..1111' "' I Y,. ,·,·. Thi .. MIMM 11 bl\" cOlldUc.l"'-.... • PUBUC NOTICE near the end of last tenn and 1m :wJ.n l'•rtMl"llllp. l--~r~~-~~~~~~--1-----o:;;;;;o----l~~~~~~~~~~~~~===:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=I StawnA.tM the troubles decreased eart L. aow .. r "ICTrTtO\tl aus:••ts • ""' . Tills tl•l-1 fllod wltll tht County MAM• tTAYIMaNT SU,IRIOll COUttT 0" 1'.~ M~ problems rev 01 v e d Cl«k of Or•• County (11'1; S911t'"'ber n , Tllll fllllowlllll P*'Mll I• dol11111 ~hwu STATI DI' C.ALl .. O!tHIA,, around fights or ha1"8M1'1Ytnts 1•n. WILLI~ E. ST JOHN, COUNTY ••: THI co'::'r'X.,O:.,OU.• . between members of_ different CLERK. by 8ttly J. 81r91tan. Dopvty. \IANCO, ,, .. ,,,.__ ll'td., 5'11!0 O, NOTICI o .. HIAIU• OP •NfrrHNt -... , TIM!kl. C.llf. .. FOi; ,.OIATI CW WILL -.,.. racial groups. '"'bllthtd Or•nao C:0.11 O.lly ,Hot. TM H. V(lftdlfnG, 17401 kvlna llvd.. l.ITTlllS TllT*-MIMTUY,,...-~ Mondo! and H ... ....i..m,..., S.ottmber 2:1, 30. •nd OdOWt 7, 14, SUli. O, T...,._ C.nt n:M Etl1t1 of EMMA IELI(, ~ -'" .. ~ f•-·:r-'Y m, .L-! A..a...L..-J lf1'1 m1·1t .~~I-h Nilll ~ bY an NOTICE IS HEltEIY GIVl:H • .ltwlt agree tllere also was a high in· ..... ...... dUiiilN WWW d T-H Vtindlllll HAJtllY JEROME DILLON Ml ...... cidence o( crime, such as PUBLIC NOTICE Tiii• m""'*1: fl!M w1t11 "" '-IV '""'" • PfllllOll ""' Problio " wu1 Olld Cl4wil of Of"'9' COUJllY on: Sapllmber 21. for lauanc. of Lon.n Tosi•~. to thefts and trash can fires. •ICTrTIOUI 1u11111u if72. ,.,. Betty J. lirflhn, °""""' tM pe1i11_. rmreneo 19 Wlllcf\ I•"*-"But over ~-last year, the .. ...,.. ITAT«MIMT CCII.Ill"' Clwk for hlrther ,.,.,1cu1 ..... •l'ld !NI ... t!ino Ul'IC •r . ,. .. afld pl.ca of •rll!lil !hi Umt 11111 -..i -'-e rate ~-gooe down ,,.. """ tcUowlng "'"'°" I• dolne bin!.,... Mt tor oc-11 1m •' •:00 .. -In .... .... ..._ ,,.. ... ,......... or.... CC9lf o.itr• ...... ,., ' "o' ~ . ..,,.. ... pen:eot," uya: MoodoL . STANDMiO ttEAl. ESTATI. 1'1'111 ,., ...... II, .. !Ind oetelllW '· , ... c-.~i';' c1...k't;l-::":~:~ ~.~ , ML C.0-Cir., Foun:.111 \l.UO.,.. 1"2 ~· • _036-n -~fl...,._ AM, C•lllllnlll. • OF THE MINOR. !TY I '--.._.. -.•. •--"'""· -C..:i.tll Cir., huJ.13•-,,...,.. .-. PUIUC NOftfS · _':: WKLiAM ·c-. 'St. "IOttN Spock No Smoker MEMPHIS, TeM. !UPI) -Dr. Benjamin Spock, the People's Party pres-- dlentlal candidate, says he never smoked marijuana, although he advocates its legalization. "Frankly, it's a little embarrassing," he sailt. _ "If offered the chance to csmoke marijuana, I wouJdn't evea know what to do ." Thlt,..,,.._. ft --.......... .,, · • ~""' • · ltld•vldliil. ,.KTJT .. Ml!E IC" • ..., .... • ~ JtiMpli UMtrt --ITAi ,. --..... a Tlllt .. -....... ,.,... "'1fl itW Cau4'ltY TM ~ ... ...... ........ j dWi ot o,.,.. eountv "' s.,t: 11. 1m. u : ....,. ''" tno -.aat By Btwl'IY J . MMdoX. Dopilly County WIST C0iUT OfL TOOL C0M'ANY, A__,. tert """""°" c1or1i. 1'21' Or-. er,...._ ~ c.tlltoml• "lltllllhod OrMlllO c"'' Denr ""°'• •·Mltt '21110 · s.smmt1or 2', 30 and OC:lobir ~ 1tn .. ~lrhed Or•nee Co.11 Dally Piiot, J•llllS It. ,...,..., 1'2:1 Oro.co Clrcl•· )ilff-72 Septamti« 1•, ZS. IO. •nd Ottobtir 1. 'i.confla. C•lllornl• t2'10 1m 202•12 TN• bllllflMI I• COMucMd bY on 111-PUBLI dh-tc1r.rto1. C NO'nCE PUBIJCNOTICE JMM11t.,..,.._. .l::::=:::::-"'.:=-:::::::-::c:::::-:-::=,-=c~ TN• sl•'-1 was fllad wlllt tho C-· NOTICE 0, .. UIL!C "aMI ... TO 1• HCIYICI TO C1lllNTOttl Of' IUUC :.,.<:r.n: llf Or•llllll CNI:.,. 1111 ~ NllLD IT TN8 CMtA•• COUWTY TRAM.S,. • ._ AND 'NOTICI Of' lfl· n, Im. ....0C PUllHIJla CQMM!SllOill ·~ flt? T•HDff TWMtl, ••. 'OP LIOUOI: ..... TWll.l'TM IJKW•MIWT TO· TM& LICINS? 011: l.ICINlb · MoUTI• Pl.Aft Ofl DttAINMm, NOTICE IS HE•EIY GrYEN ti 3tlo htllllhld or_... CMll Dolly "ilol. 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PITnlOlf lt"llM llllM!rl1I ""-· ' ' ' of Colllfl:lfYl!li ,_, W\tt •.,... transfot, '* ., -, --"" ,.bllc .,..,,.., m "" -. " •bOut "' -mlOa lo Dtnald f:. Jrwt!tll, --.. temporarily handicapped. PILOT, BoK n.a, Grand C•n~r SI•· !Ion, New Vor~. N,Y, 10017. Y n find LmRA (Sept 00 ~t 22\· ant.....,•• In SvdnlY Om•r•'• l•t, • .w-vo.; • ··-,;·~·S~K~'~"~·H~";•~fo<~Mo;';•;"'~W~•;m~~~··;· .. .;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiii Accent is on romantic ful(\11·11 ment. ~1cans some of your fantasies could be co me realities. Leo is involved. Review ·hopes and wt-. Sodal ·c»ntitets, llO\V can be mem!dnptl. <Zeetlvc energies What Makes A Giff Join loller Derlly? • SS No.:::.::::-111d W,lf.lnt 1· Smifh. L U 0" .ADMINISTU.T10M P9lld lntwf wltl ti. Mid •f 1;» ~· ss No. , Tr__. ft 1~ WfTK.T:ll..wtl.L ......... or •• _, !Mr'Mfttr •• ~ :·Ol'I .i Tr---. ~ ......._ ...,_ II ...... of DIU.A M. JOHNSTON TVOld9y, OctobW 10, ltn. 111 f1¥' 1-ri1'1;1 2615 H-loufey.rd, lft ... City Of D c 1• • Md mMllP!O ,_ " tht Or~ .... ,., N~----c-ity-11f ·a.-• 11... NOTICE II liU:llY GJVEN Witt ~ng <:ommlltlon, Engl 'Bu!ld-of Callfor'fll• '*'· Del.LA M. VANCE, hM 'fti.: """"" • lnq, '411 Civic C'"le!' Drl.... ~ .... TM Pf°'*1Y 11 ffleril:lld It! ..,._.i P'!lflon ,... 1""*19 f1f Win •1111 for Loi· '"' Sl"ll AM, Ciallloml•, •f ft"!O ••· • Itri Of Mn!fnltltal!Oll 1#ittt Whl ,,_td, and placo 111 "'"°"' tlltlw t1 Ill or find ouilet. · SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 11): Your views, aspirations are cha llenged. Realize :vou are dealing from posiiion of 3lrength. There is no need to '•BEAN HC?o~ ~"~~~!!!IL With 40 Years Expet1ence In all phases ot the Vocal Arts OPENS 'Hfll ·STUDIO OCTOIER t IALIOA ISLAND SPfflall•t 1n·Tone • Voh:• lulldlng WILL ALSO OFFER INiTRUCTION$ IN SOC IAL CONOVCT FDr Appt. Att.r Ocnti.r t C•ll 67M134 l.t'ON ' a.m. AG CAPITAL OF THE WORLD" BEAN BAG CHAIR from Cash & Carry l,argest A•sortme11t f• Or•11ge Count11 NOW AVAILABLE, IEAN•BAG FILLER HOUISt .OUNGI OMLT OPEN 7 DAYS. Dally •110.t I SANTA ANA & OPEN 1 DAYS. Deily 'f1J04 l•lutd•y t~l0·6; Su11. -104 COSTA MllA FnJsy 'tll t i S1.1...il•y 10-1 SANTA ANA ORANGE COSTA MESA ,., .... ,,.,,t)I.;, .l~" Mu••!) , '''.'" . .. . . " ' ' . . ' Wliy would a young gill of·strictCllristiafl.upbrl,.. ing leave the shelter"oflhoine for"the'.rotk·'im> sock-'em world ot ROU...DettiYl•This week, in •n exclusive Interview with skatinc star Jo.i Wti1torJ. FAMJLY WEEKLY asks that question-end ge1$tht answe,rs. Explains 37·year-old Joan: "Money isn't where it's 1'911lly at; money isn't why you work for stardom con.tlnUOlisly, .. even when you already have it. Do you ~ what it'1 like to be •ble to brine 20,000 people tothtlrfeet-to make them ICIYl or hate you? That's where It's at PIM.r' Here, In words and pictures, is the bruisllll. taMlry tlftselly world of "derby"-from the brok .. ahoulders •nd split lips to the role of sex and ~·1 llb on th• ·rink. Look for It In this WMk's luu. of FAMILY WEEKLY, your weeknl 11111PZfM. • BILLY GllAHAM AT HOMa -The world know• him as religious leader, confidante of king, and presidents and celebrlty,-but ·Rev. Grahatit *1ao is a husband l!lld father, What.are his.five rules for his children to live ·by?' FamOy Weekly 'lilts them Sunday. · e PRESSURE COOICI~ -Food Edltor"MarUJ!)I Hansen hell's readers redlleover Ille preuate cooker and 1ta meal-In. dt.11 ~.Article In- cludes recipes for two of the c&bes. All Coming Sunday With The \ ·All 1todc in tr-io, f!Jttllne. 1t1111IP. ~'°~"tM-'"":'°mo ~11111;:: =•119 Mid Pf~ IM...-1 wl' M .,._,,. ot a •cert.:111 llquorF.: OV.lllffll f1f i..tlllf tnt MmO .._,...,.. 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Ne\f Y.orker , This cor has onty 7,000 octvol mMs. 6£T,t1i9 luxwy for this low price. ""; ss .177 · . . '. ': .: ' · --, · ··All lolo'Pw'lott lfflcti .. For M llMn Att... PIWk1tiH. •. • ~ -' _, -... ' I , ' ' , " ' ' '69MERC. .. Marq. 2 Door Ht . R&H, AT, Ps, Air V·Tofl'. Here's a luxury cor ot &eonomy prices. · 169 LINCOLN . I• -' -v.a, outo. trons .. factory air conditioning, power stetring, rv- -dio, iilhyl roof. YXOS60. Beller' tM.lrry on this one. 1971 AUDI 4 spttd. rodio,.111 £TE low mileage this car is showroom fnsh and drives like o Mercedes. '" '. • ..... TAILO•ID FI NANCING ON THE NEW OR USED CAR-OF YOUR CHOICE OUR USED CAR WARRANTY IS HONORED COAST TO COAST ......:! ...... . ~ ... ~ ..... , ..... . I· • MOll·PRI J1SO • 10 SAT. 8 1SO • 9100 •u11.10-a . . I • • t %% DAIL V 'ILOT DICK TRACY I MAiVE TNe eov WMOSe l<fDNAPPER$ DIED JN 'YOUR CAR. ME WANTS TO MEeTVOU. Saturd.Q', Srotembtt' JO, 1<172 • V • SO, •PEAHUTBUTTER:' HE'S NOT TOO IW'PY TO ME'ET YOU, • by Chester Gould DOOLEY'S WORLD •• by Roger Bradfield ·. •:: • • .. .. .. .. :: .. f~ JI I, 11 • TUMBLEWEEDS iHIS MCMH "TllE COV!:T'EP l'LACK r---------fEATHER GOESTD111em1l'E's 5~tL , m mi ... 1 musr 1. MOST UN~HISTlt'A'TSI GOV! IVV Oifl!ISH 1ll/SJ ..,.., ''! ',",· 1liAT VAGUE VASSAL OF VAPIDl1Y! f----'"' ""'"'" , -1liA1 .. J00Jl!'( TJ1AN OF TORPIPITY! I SHl!R , 1 LIMP117 LI%~) NA/ll!E YOU WIU.! ' INPIAN OF-1HE MONTH! MUTI AND JEFF RGMENTS by Tom K. Ryan I'M HoME BETWEEN ONE AND'TW:>I by Dale Hale ii P...-..J.' ~~~~ ,l'.JJf j:::_---.JL_-_--tfli ··~~ NANCY BE' READY' FOR AN UNUSUAL.. SURPRISE' WHEN YQU GET HOME' WE'IGHT ANP FORTUNE by Ernie Bushmiller I DE'CIPE't' TO TAKE' A 8ATH WITHOUT BE'ING TOl.P "JO ,C ., ··~· ... ~""' ...... -.. • SAU Y BANANAS GORDO MOON MULLINS ... I CAN'T COME ~ Rl<;HT OIJT ANP ASK HER WH,AT JT W/'S I Pl>OMISED iODo . ...-;;-...._ ANIMAL CRACKERS !T'S NICE ... eur eoi.l'MO\\J 1r1& ·· :t T1WJK :t1M 6e1't'rlltoii 111ZED a Mii PflC.lflER ... • 6TlLL VEJa',I P/.A5TIC, ll ..__....,....,....... _ __, ~ ' • , I .... t •·Y> By Charles llanotti by Gus Arriola l • by Ferd Johnson L.o~p P.! You PROMISED You1D STR/'IGHTEN OUT MY CHSCl<l10Di< /ONIGHJ'! Guess :i::1u. c:;o 8ACIC: TO 'IHE 01: J;l0MB ... by Roger Bollen tCXJl<SE A PAclFI~ IS ll!CE IF </a) IQCtli: . 1\111H UOOR HA.llt>s •• ' . . ' •, --~·~-· '-~~~--~~-.i' ~~~ ·.·. . . "" . .•• c.o . . ..... ,, ... DAILY CROSSWORD By R. A. Power PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz ACROSS I Moitten while cooking S Rot;.n Alphonao - 10 Golf 1hot 14 Mak1 le11 Jl!Vffl 1fl Gelatin 1ubnitut1 ,,6 Rostetof "1mu ,17'f•plodl 18-Bound1ry el 1n a11a ,:!<>'wag'• p1rtn1r 21 Item ol 1hlp"1 equipmll'll 23 Provk:111 whh food 24 Re1pona11 lo 1 ro~ t lM 25 Greek letter 26 McGill or . 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Enrice 59 MeadO"MI 61 Elde,•v 6J In Ille middle: Preti1t NearJy Everyone Listens to Landers I ' . • • AU.-i!IGllT, iEAM,LET'5 f'IW ATl'Wllff JUDGE PARKER I PLEASE ,., DON'T I l DON'T KNOW 60! I 'VE PLAN· WHAT TO SAY, NED A YE.RY, VERY I' ABBEY ... BUT I SPECIAL DINNER MUST LE.A.VE FOR THE TWo OF US! I IMMEDIATELY! I MISS PEACH - YOU CAN BET THAT 80RGSON'5 WIFE CALLED HIM AFTER YOUR VISIT LIEU TENANT! W!U PARK HERE AND SEE WHE'l'HER HE CO~ES THROUGH THAT GATE! , :J: 5MA~L ENDEAVO~ TO M~IN YOU Wf'J'M A FEAT OF J'LLUSION •.• J.l!STlR ANC> .t~1 J\.I S'J" l"olt l"UN, -fHE rwo OF YOU ~~Mlii AS ON6!! PERKINS '{OVR NOSE 15 100 Jll6! by Harold Le Doux THERE'S HIS CAA HOW, SAM! L!T'S rouow HIM! by Mell by John Miies ~----~ z z z z -.... • • I I ' .. • THE GIRLS DENNIS THE MENACE ·.· ·~·--, .... '"·• •-'1M1t1u'' '. .,.,, ' ' .~ .1111-1 ~···NI ....... N ... ~ SMICl<Jrc ,~ NI' ~tl .... AAI' S~N ... : 1" I -~ • • ~ " . I • , I ' ' • • • ' . ; . ' . ~ .. . ~ ~ :: ,. •' . ,. ;.: . ' } ~ ' • t • :· • r • r ' • . ( • • • ' { • ' I • • I Everyone Hea Something That Someone Else W onls ' Satutdiy, Stpttmbtr 30, 1972 DAILY PILOT J!,'t • DAILY PILOT -CLASSIFIED ADS You Con Sell It, Find It, Trade It With e Went Ad . ·rhe Biggest Marketplace on 1:he Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results I~ I _.., .. l~I -·-l~I _ .... I~! --- P ete B arrell f<e a/t'J MACNAB IRVINE LI DO ISLE A summer haven -large south patio. Bright and cheerful throughout. 3 BR, 2 baths. 35' Lot. Ask $76 ,500. Would consider lease/option. 510 VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 SPY GLASS HI LL-VIEW p retJenlJ ~ INCOME PROPERTY PENINSULA DUPLEX • FINER HOMES LIDO ISLE BAYF RONT - Ul TIMATE IN LUXURY I~ . ~ Freeway on-ramp! Located near ~"'edco & : • Levittrs in San Bernardino. $1 .35 per square fool · 1 You'll love living in this popular new area in a brand NEW 4 BR Lusk-built home. Family & formal DR. Wet bar, carpeted & rm for pool. 3-Car garage. $76,000 3860 OCEAN BIRCH OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 ON E HALF BLOCK TO BAY/BEACH -one block to ocean. Has immaculate OY.'ners unit -ne\\•ly carpeted and draped. plus large steady income bachelor unit. Call for deta1ls on this ne\v listing ... , . . . . . . . . . . . .. $49,900. Price reduced for i1nmediate sate! Exqui~ site beyond co1n pare. 45' beach frontage . Elegant private 1naster s uite \\'f.p. t\ddi- tio1lal 2 13R"s . provide vie\Y of bay. Graci- ou s handcrafted stairway. Den & 21h ba ths. Gourmet kitchen. Unbelievably priced al $225.000. (C:22) , f. ~ ~ .. ~= !· . ·: ... • •• HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E. Coast Hwy., Co rona del Mar "Selling Real Estate in Newport Harbor NEWPORT HEIGHTS-$97,000 Spectacular view of city lights. bay & ocean. Exotic oriental decor. 3 Bedrooms, fonnal dining & 3 baths. Convenient location. 204 KINGS PLACE OPEN SUN 1-5 :30 LINDA ISLE-$167,000 t Best waterfront buy! Charming near-ne\r 5 bedrm quality built home with family rm, formal dining rm & 41> baths. Wet bar, bar· beque & 3 fireplaces. Pier & slip.· 16 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 LUCKY SEVEN GRACIOUS LIVING PLUS INCOME -Own- ers unit -2 bedrn1. & 2 fireplaces -plus six other 1 bedrm. 3pts. All newly ren1odeled, plushly decorated. Balboa Peninsula. 1338 W. Bolboa Bl., N.B. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 TRIPLEX-CUSTOM BUILT BEAUTIFUL OWNER UNIT -3 bedrm .. 2 full baths with in-law suite; A 2 bedroom l 'l< bath unit; and I bedrm., I bath unit. Builtins plus dishwasher, forced-air heat. wall to \val ! carpets, 6 closed garages and BAYCR EST -ST RIKING DESIGN Outstanding 3 bedroom, 3 bath. High bean1- ed ceiling. Inviting patio & garden. Rootn for pool' $79.500. Charles Arnold 642-8235. (G23) Since 19441 ' 673-4400 COATS & \VAU.ACE takes pleasure in announcing the llS90Ciatlon of D A V E LEIGHTON into lh('!r Costa Mesa office. DAVE has been very act lvi'.' in CommWlity Affairs for n1any years aod has been appointed Com· munity Relations Director in addition to his posHion as Sali'.'s Representative. II you have question11 regarding Real Estate, the City of -~ Costa l\lesa. etc., gi\ie DAVE laundry room ........ $69,950. CA LL 642-4353 BALBOA COVES A·l HALF ACRE NEWPORT BEACH -CONDOMIN IUM Gracious 3 BR. -2112. bath condMninium . 1-:lighly upgraded & professionally decorat- e<I . Ne'v copper plumbing, D\V & kitchen fixtures. Beautifully landscaped. Large se- c luded pool. ExcellenUy priced at $44,500. (G24l ~ a call. \\'e certainly feel Attractive waterfront home for only $84,590! 3 Bedrooms. dininJ!: area & 2 nice bat~s. Built-in ran_ge & oven., Great area. Private pier & float. Owner leavin.1? area. N> l!!"'!""'~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I honored ha,·ina-him \Vith us. ,, Geheral General EXCELLENT HOME - 4 Bedroom and 3 baths in top condition. Approx.'6000 sq. ft. of new greenhouses. Exclusive with us~ $59.500. 20362 Birch, Back Bay Open Sun . 1-5 TU RTLEROCK -PANORAMIC VI EW! Excellent location! 4 BR., FR .. pool! Price reduced for quick sale ~ Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. ( G 25) • ,. ' l • lll'lll'W~"'"'"1 ~ w::f::E 5 BALBOA COVES OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 :30 ~REALTORS -546-4141- (0pon Evenings) MESA VERDE-$37,500 Immaculate home with 3 bdrrlls, fam. rm. enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge rooms, beautiful stone fireplace, good floor plan & lovely yard. Quiet street. lmmed. poss. 1645 SAMAR OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 12 UNIT MOTEL ORANGE COAST -MOTEL plus leased DOVER SHORES , coffee shop, major corner .......... $145.000. CALL 642-4353. ~a~5\i~> B~l~;.~ft~v. l~~~s~a~~· ~\liti:. l . HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lovely "Lusk" built 4 BR., 2112 ba., fam. rm. w/frplc. & wet bar. Low maintenance yard. '69,5()Cl, Cathryn Tennille BEAUTIFUL LAGUNA CONDO This is the· la'st ·word in relaxed oceanside living.; ·pOo1s , tennis, volley ball ; all private, with guards. 2 BR., 2 ba ths. 2 Car. Some view. Spotless. G. Grupe ~ OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 College Park Family-Pool CORONA DEL MAR "OWN-YOUR.OWN " On the water! Fantastic view & pride of ownership bldg. Private marina, pool, jacuzzi & security guard. Adult occupied. 2 Bed- rooms, 2 baths. Call for brochure. $89,950 LINDA ISLE LOT-$69,500 A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build your own luxury home on this island of finer homes & yachting. A real buy. Office Open Saturdays & Sund•y• PETE BARRETI REAL TY 1605 Wutclllf Dr .. N.B. 642-5200 General General HARBOR VIEW HILLS Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. (G26) CAM EO HIGHLANDS -VIEW A real je\\1el. 3 RR .. 3 bath -built-ins. Pool. I•'antastic 30' MBR \.v/f.p. Private corner location. $74,500. J~laine Svedeen 642-8235. OPEN Sal. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. 517 Garrett Dr. (G27) BIG CANYON -NEW CUSTOM HOME 150' frontage on 17lh fairway. 4 BR.. FR., DR. -41f.! baths. 3 fir..epl aces. Oversize 3- ca r garage. Lot just under one half acre. $160 .000. OPEN Sat. & Sun . 1-5 p.m. #1 Pinehurst Lane. (G2.8 ) LI NDA ISLE 3500 SAUSALITO, Harbor View Hills, CdM. Ocean view. Beaut. pool w/pool sweep. Prof. decor. & lndscpd. 5 BR., 3 baths; sep. lam. rm. w/frpl. $114,950 Incl. land. Carol Tatum VIEW -POOL Attractive 3 bdrm., 2 baths; din. rm. & fam. rm . home in private area. Steps to ocean. This home is surrounded with lovely trees & plants. $132,500. Edie Olson· Guest-Vacant ABANDONED CREA ~I PUFF! 1'~AST OCCU· PANCY! FRESH PAJNT and NE\V CARPETS! Double raised hearth fire. place. Vault<!d ceiling. Large FAMILY R00~1! Queen size bedrooms. Leisure kit· chen plus extra large DE· TACHED GUEST FACIL- ITY ! Both hon1e and gu<'5l opeM to SPARKLING 31' POOL! Easy care park like grounds. COMPLETELY REMODELED! B a r g a i n priced a t only $36,950. Call fast • &i.;..oJro. I 01:1 'I I Ol \O\ OCEAN FRONT VIEW SITE-445,000 Encinitas R-2 lot. High on a cliff overlook- ing fabulous beach & ocean. Near La Costa. Office Open S1turd1y & Sunday 'iOur 27th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Rtaltan 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' Best buy in area. Immac. 4 bdrm., 2 bath single story hOJlle.-Large patio, room for pool. Newly rellecoratecl. View of bay & ocean. Low lease. $65,000. BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 Gener•I Elegant Mediterranean decor. Gourmet kitchen. Large FR., formal DR. 4 BR., 41'.i bath. Recreation room. Picture windows in FR., LR., master BR. & study overlook waters of the Bay. Dave Cook MZ.8235.' OPEN Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. #46 Linda Isle. (G29) HARBOR VIEW HILLS-MAKE OF1'1!1l/ Handsomely appointed 4 BR. -2 bath - 3-car garage. View! Observation deck, patios, gas BBQ. Self~leaning oven. Pan- elled F'R .. bar. Custom carpeting & drapes. Owner bought another. Must sell ! $89.900 fee land. Dona Chichester 642-8235. OPEN Sunday 12-5 p.m. 1221 Keel Dr. (Gil) 3 BEDROOMS & FAMILY ROOM PRIME LOC. IN UNIVERSITY PK. Popu' lar "Tulane" home. Tip-top shape. Nicely upgraded. Just listed -$48,500. Call "Chuck" Lewis 96' UNSURPASSED BAY-OCEAN VIEW A Spectacular View from every room in this Corona del Mar 3 bdrm. home. Room for additional development. $195,000. Call Bill Bents. ' TOP VIEW OF BAY & OCEAN Quality bit. custom home with 4 bdrms., 41> baths. din. rm., brkfst rm. & den. Large entry patio plumbed for pool. Priced to sell at $155,000. Kathryn Raulston ' . LIDO ISLE -70' LOT Here is your chance! Opportunity to Jive on one P,f the best streets in a charming 3 BR. home, or add ~n to your needs. $91,500. Eugene Vreeland 1N HUNTINGTON HARBOUR This cuslom 4 BR., 3 Bai Is occupied by the original owners who had 'the liome built ior them. At $65,000 you have form. dining, fam. & laundry. Al Fink --Colch.wl,B111lmr ~ 133-0700 644-2430 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B. ' ; ; I ~' ' $39,950 WOW!!!! THE BLUFFS Popular 4 Bclrms., 21h baths. Like new ! Bar• ly used. Closo by pool, school, market. Just can't la st the week· endl Call today or tc> -NEWPORT CENTER, N.B, 644-4910 General -Gerwr•I * OPEN DAILY 1 • 5 * 3816 Key Bay, Corona d•I Mar LARGE POOL -YOUR OWN LAND 4 Bedrooms, family room. 3 Car garage. Fast move-in. $89,950 * ADOBE CLASSIC * By Cliff May 4 Bdrm. 4,000 sq. ft. home. Pool, paddock, -citrus, acreage. TRUE LUXURY. $225,000 night or first thing in mm~,,~ 2865 E. COAST HWY. tho E~~l~~~.1 Wilh I !•!•!•!'1:1!:!\\!~f.~&l!b~=~~· L~~T~0h::o~::A~ut~~:·~~~:IMA:dg!.l~R C: ·~:~11 t .. lf' I' General Gonorol (..<TSt ~\f. Q!'JJ '· ,. realty OVER 1/2 MILLION IN SALES .,_,; LAST WEEKI! '~:,.;;:;:~ i:~"' WE STILL HAVE 644-1133 ANYTIME A FEW BARGAINS LEFT *JUST LISTED* BEACH DUPLEXES Immac. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath Y.i Block to beach .............. Ji•OOO homekloohqu•;eft ~QlCI r lot, Ocean View ... , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 cozy tc am1l)l room, Lid B yf t beam ceilings and crackling 0 a ran · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 9 ,000 used brick nrep1ace. walk • DAVIDSON REALTY lo """""'-'-SubJnlt all tums 5801 W. Coos! Hwy., N.B. 646-7767 So~~A~REAL~ 3116 Newport Blvd., N.8. 673-9060 General · General SUPER NEAT PALERMO MODEL Ready to move into Formal dining, wet bar, 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths with much more- $73,600 FEE ................................ Ca rmel -Lovely home with large cov- ered patio. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, dining room, family room & room for boat storage. $53,000 LEASE HARBOR VIEW HOMES REAL TY CO. 8-.0780 General General DOVER SHORES -4600 SQ. FT. Superbly built. immaculate 5 BR .. DR., FR Marble entry & halls. Pool w /jacuzzi. Irreplacable quality construction. $198.flOO fee land. Barb!ll'l Aune 642-8235. Open Sun. 1-5 p.m~l Gala'y Dr. (Gl2) EA TBLUFF -LUSK . BU il T 5 Bi~ autiful Bedrooms' 3 Bathrooms! Family room! Dining Room! Service room ! 3-car garage! Room for Pool! Jack Howell 644-6200. OPEN Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p.m.. 2201 Aralla. (Gl7) DOVER SHORES -VIEW! Dramatic gallery entry. Elegant 4 BR., 3 bath, spacious FR. -DR. -Gourmet kit- chen. Beautifully landscaped. Single story. 3-car garage. $112,500. OPEN Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p.m. 1836 Galaxy Dr. (G20) [Irvine I -· ..__,,~., I IOIDclferDl'l"9 142•12SI '"' , ..... 144•atl Neaport ~Calltornle t2MI C. F. COLESWORTHY & COMPANY, REALTORS HARBOR HIGHLANDS Choice Newport ~e family neighborhood. Convenient to Mariners School and park and Westtliff shoppin harming three bedroom, two bath with .Jjrge added family room with fireplace. H dwood floors, secluded front courtyard pati'lr. quiet street. Shown by appointment . • HOME OR INVESTMENT You can have your choice. 4 bedroom, family room, 1% baths, sparkling country kitchen. Perfect as a ''Starter home" or a dandy piece or income properly. Close to major Costa Mesa shopping and transpo~Uon. New paint In and out. $29,500. ISi.AND ATMOSPHERE •• , HARBOR VIEW HILLS ·A loucb of tbe tiny bubbles atmosphere flavors this exquisite Barbor View Hills home. Three bedroom J>llll separate den . or study and family. room. Plenty of privacy with two palios. Drelm kitchen 'lritli eating area. Mlm>l'ell 1f&rdrobel in the master suite. Panel· led 8 car pnp. Vacant and ready. 'Not luoebolc!. $82,500. · BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Enjoy the carefree condominium life In this large 3 bedroom home -1850-sq. ft. of dom· estic serenity. Up-graded shag carpeting, new drapes and shutters throughout. Formal dining area, gas built-in range and oven. Convenient, but not too close to the community poo l. $49,900. . • ' SPECTACULAR DOVER SHORES Ivan Wells design and construction at Its best. Perfect for the active family and gra- cioua entertaining. 4 bedroom, formal dinlng room, family room, large gourmet open kitchen. Large formal patio area includes heated and llllered pool. The view from this home ls magnificent of the Back Bay and the night lights. Oversized 3 car garage. Call ror appointment. $131 ,000. EASTSIDE COST A MESA • Quiet tree lined Eastslde street. Charming 3 bedroom home convenient lo "17th Street atoru. Low taxes, easy payments. $27 ,950. Ea stbluff Office, 2545 Eastbluff Drive -640-0020 I ' • • , ' " • I ' • • DIRECTORY &.., tM. ... ..., 41NCtilfy •I" y•• ttllt a l'i ... •,.. tt ..... e..tt.t. Al tflie litcerioet Uttd ....... ,. MM.rlb- 9' I•.,..,_ "9t91 a, "4f....W., .... wMfe .. .....,., DAILY rlLOT WANT ADS.,_, ... &hewhtt ., .. ltoirMt fet MW., te ,.. _.. .,.e4 N lbt .-... ..... .--.. tWt cehuN ... M4e,, s.n...., -4 s..;o.,. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom1 ) til6 ,<\vocado, Corona del Mar 675-3331 • (Sat & Sun l·G) 881 \V . Wilson, Costa ~tesa 646-0555. $25,000 (Sat & Sun 1:30-5:JO) (3 Bedrooms) 1828 Port Seabourne (HVHomes) NB I 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1467 Regalia Rd . (Rancho Laguna) LB 494-9473, $54,000 (Sun 12-3) 664 Surf. Costa Mesa 673-6642, 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) *400 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa 645-4491 , $43.500 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 5 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach 644-4910, $84,590 (Sat & Sun 1·5 : 30) 204 Kings Place (Npl. Heights) NB 644-4910, $97,000 (Sun 1·5 :30 ) 1601 Kings Road, Newport Beach 644-7270 !Sun 1-5) 723 Cameo Highlanc\s, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) 1818 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 64z.8235 (Sun 1·5) 338 &vening Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1801 E . Balboa <Balboa Penin) Balboa 675-3000. $62,500 (Sal 1-5) 442 Catalina, Newport Beach 642-0020 (3 Br. and Family Rm. or Den) 21112 Miramar Lane, Huntington Beach 536-8925, $35,900 (Daily) 2727 Ocean Blvd., Corona dcl Mar 644-2430, $195,000 (Sat & Sun) 2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores), NB 646-1550, $110,200 !Daily) 1000 While Sails Way, Corona del Mar 673-2222. $69.500 (Sun 1·5) 489 East 20th Street, Costa Mesa 842-8235, $42.950 (Sal 1·5) 1501 Cumberlaad (Westcliff), N.B. 842-1979 (Sat & Sun 12-6) 9061 Aloha, Huntington Beach 646-0555, $34,950 (Sun 1·5) 17922 Bascom (University Park) Irvine 557-4130 (Sun 1·5 ) *517 Garrett (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *201 Lovola Rd .. Costa Mesa ~6856. $34,950 (Sat & Sun) *4800 Surry (Cameo Highlaads) CdM 644-7270 (Daily) 3089 Roanoke Ll\jle, Costa Mesa 979-7654, $33,500 (Sat & Sun 11·4) 510 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 644-4910, $76,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 1645 Samar Place (Mesa Verde) CM 644-4910. $37,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 2012 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 67:>-0000, $84.950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 322 Poinsettia. Old Corona del Mar 67:>-0000,, $88.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1115 White Sails, Old Harbor Vu Hills 645-6500, $69.500 (Sun 1-51 2815 Loreto (Mesa del Mar) CM 646-3928, $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1034 Sandcastle (HVHills) CdM 675-3000, $71 ,000 (Sun 1-51 1114 White Sails.(HVH\lls) CdM 675-3000, $59,500 .' (Sat & Sun 1·51 512 Cameo Highlands Dr: (Cameo Hlds) CdM . 673-3000, $62.900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1700 Paloma. Newport Beach 642-5200, $58,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1901 Glenwood (Baycresl) NB 642-5200, $72,500 (Sun 1·5) 22.1 Rochester, Costa Mesa 675-7225 (Sal 1·51 25841 Jamon Lane, i1ission Viejo 586-0222 (Sat 1·5) 518 1 Heil. Huntington Beach 968-4456 (Sun 1·5) 14 Bedroom•) Outpost Road, Capistrano Valley 644-2430, $72.500 (Suo 2-5 ) *4521 Brighton Rd. (Cameo Shores), CdM 64z.8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) , 304 Na rcissus, Corona del Mar 644-7662 (Sun 1-5) *910 Nottingham (Dover Shores) NB 675-2723. $115.000 (Sat & Sun 11·5 ) 2124 Highland. Newport Beach f>4&-:l255, $45,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 20:!6~ _Bi rch St . I l:ack r.a.v) S.A. Heights twl-0200. $59,500 !Sun 1-5) (4 Br. and Family Room or Oen) 1715 Port Sterling Place, Newport Beach 64-0-0008 (Dally) *2118 Santiago (Dover Shores). NB 644-6200 !Sat & Sun 1·51 **'653 Bayside Dr. I Yachtsman'< Cove) CdM. 675-1935 (Dall y) 3308 Ocean Blvd ., Corona del Mar 675-2222, $126.000 (Sal & Sun 1·51 tt538 S. llayfront, Balboa Island 675-3000, S280.000 !Sat& Sun l ·5J **836 Via Lido Nord. Newport Beach 673-9060, $295,000 (Sun 1·5) 1189 Bismark, Costa Mesa 540-1720, $31,eeG (51111 1-4) 19:ro Irvine , Ne\vport Beach ~l&-1431 , 548-6237 1 IJail y) 1527 ruverview, Orange 5574130 !Sat & Sun 1-.;J 9462 Nautilus, Jluntington Beach 54&-8640 (Sal & Sun 1·51 20031 Big Bend , 11untington Beach 968-5061, $47,500 I Daily) 256 Camellia Lane, Costa Mesa 642-9501 . $34,000 (Sal 1-51 858 Sonora ll d .. Costa l\'lcsa 54&-4431. $35.000 !Sal & Sun) 1019 Wlarion J.n. (\Vestcliff) NB 644-2430, $89,500 (Sun 1-5 ) 1"9&San Pablo Cir. (Mesa Woods) CM 545-6328, $37,,500 (Sat & Sun 11·5 ) *3816 Kev Bay (HVuHills) CdM 673-8080,' $89,950 (Dail y 1·5) **50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle ) NB 644-4910, $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 3llllO Ocean Birch (Spyglass Hill ) NB 644-4910. $76,000 (Sat&Sun 1-5 :30 ) 1221 Keel Dr. (HVHil ls) CdM 642-82.15, $89,900 (Sun IZ.51 •l Pinehurst (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-51 1836 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2415 Tustin Ave ., Costa Mesa 642-823.5 (Sat & Sun 1-5) i 16 Ca ineo l lighlands Dr. (Cameo High· lands) CdM . 675-6000, $67 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1715 Starlight Ci r. (Baycrest) NB 642-5200, $78 ,500 (Sun 1-51 2015 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642-5200. $64.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2104 Miramar. Balboa Peninsula 642-5200, $74 .500 (Sun 1·5) *1406 Santiago (Baycrest ) NB 642-5200. $98.500 !Sun 1-5) 333 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 64&-3928, $75,000 !Daily) (5 Br. and Family Rm. or Oen) ***1014 Polaris Dr. tDover Shores) NB, 644-2430 (Sat/Sun ) **54 Linda l sle Dr. (Linda Isle ) NB 844-2430 (Sun 1-5 ) *3500 Sausalito (Harbor Vu Hill s) CdM 644-2430 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **#46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle), N.B. 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2201 Aralia (Eastbluff). Newport Beach 644-6200 (Sat & Suo 1·5) *2401 Francisco Dr., Newport Beach 548-7729, $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4 ) 2840 Basswood (Eastbluff) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4-01 15th. Sl. (Cor. Sl. James Pl) NB 646-0228 (Sun 1·5) **3 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 675-6161 (Sunday) 1337 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) NB 842-8235, $198,500 (Sun 1·5) **16 Linda Is,Ie Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910, $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) tt1306 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula 644-7270 (Sun 1·5) 174-02 Encino Circ., Huntington Beach 894-44-01, $45.800 (Sun 1·5) 2015 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 8332 Snowbird, Huntington Beach 557-4130 (Sun 1-51 **24420 Overlake Dr. (Lake Forest) El Toro. 557-4130 (Su n 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 12 Br. & 2 Br. + Den i • 707 Acacia, Corona del Mar 673-6642, 675-6459 (Sal & 5un 1·5 1 (2 & 3 Bedroom5) 1601! \V. Balboa Blvd., Ne,vport Beach 557-1437, $53.500 (Sun 1-3) 509 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 675-5726 (Sal & Sun 1-5) ;J32 Portland Circle, Huntington Beach 536-81.88, '145.950 (Sat & Sun 11·7) 110 Agate, Balboa Island 675-7tzs I Sat 1-5 l I f.2.& 3 Bedroom•) **3412 Marcus Ave., Newport Beach 675-2124, $119,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) HOME AND INCOME (2 Br. & Bachelor Apt.) 710 lleliolrope. Corona de! Mar fi7:l·5726 l ~\J ll 1-5) - UNITS FOR SALE (7 -J Bedroom Ap•rtments) 1338 W. Balboa, Newport Beach 642-5200 (Sat & Su n 1·5) LOTS FOR SALE .** 1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Covel CdM. 675-1935 I Daily I .,,., ... •• w .. ,,_ .. .,, ........... ,... • IOlll.\I L 01\0\ N£A1..TOt.•• IORl\l I Ol'-0 \ .... -.. . ' 1-o·THEREAL I~ ESTATI:RS . ·. " .. -• -HERITAGE .. REALTORS OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY 4 bed., Condo, 334 Tours Lane, C.M. $82,800. 645-4040. Open house Sat. & Sun 1 ·5 4 bed., 18962 Racine Dr .. Irvine. $52,500. 645-4040. Open house Sat. & Sun. l ·5 4 bed., 1783 Panay Circle, Country Club Dr .. C.M. $115,000. 645-4040. Open house Sat. & Sun. 1·5 4 bed., 208 Susanna Pl., C.M. 431,950. 645-4040. Open house Sat. & Sun. 1-4 3 bed ., 1831 Kings Rd ., Newport Bch., $100,000. 645-4040. Open house Sal & Sun. 1-5 , 7 bed., 15ll Mira Mar. Newport Bch ., $135,000. 645-4040. Open house Sat. & Sun. 1·5 • "REALTORS" SERVING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR AREA MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE • • • • • • • • • 0 t I p r. h b p Ii e h . t a c h l • ' 4 f c 3 II 8 1 1 I 1 . I 1 • ' • ' l ' I i S.tturVi.)', Stpltmbtf lO, 1q72 DAIL V PILOT % -.... l~~~ .... I~ I -.... I~( _ ..... l~ I _ .... l~I -.. ,... I~ I _ .... I~ I _ .... l~I -M<-I~ ' C M I CORBIN -MARTIN INC. BALBOA ISLAND--lXCLUSIVE Newly, professionally remodeled home, with roo~ for expansion. 2 .Large bdrms .. don sewmg rm. -could be 4 bdrms. This is ~ year 'round home, 'h block from the beach. Owner might consider trade for view home. Call for app't. Offered at ............ $90,000. GOLF COURSE VIEW Large executive ~bome on Mesa Verde Coun· try Club course ; park your goU cart in your own garage & he ready to go. Contains 5 bdrms .. 3 baths, lge. family rm. w/frplc .; the entire house is spic &: span! Offered at $71,500. Call in advance for app't. to view. FANTASTIC VIEW Ocean view from every room, in addition to the broad expanse of the South Coast. This Emerald Bay home has entertained some of the outstanding personalities of our country. lt ?ffers security of uniformed guarded gates, private beach & tennis cts. Our best buy at ..... '.... $150 000 . . . . . . . . . ' . EVENING CANYON ROAD .. Th.is would be a beautiful return address on your -sta_tionery. Newly decorated home. is located in Corona del Mar's best neighbor- hood. Fro.in the old brick entry to the priv. beach, this Shorecliffs home will be your prized possession. Offered at ...... $83,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 338 EVENING CANYON RD. CORONA DEL MAR OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY N~w listing! Newly decorated family home with a guest house at the rear with some view ; situated on t'vo R·l lots.' Offered at . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... $82,500. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 304 NARCISSUS LUSK EASTBLUFF OWNER MOTIVATED By driving 80 miles a day to work & doesn 't like it! Privacy is the feature of this hug'e 5 : Bdrm., 3 bath home. Lge. rear lot with enough room to have 2 pools. Located in the heart of all or Newport's finest shopping & Jn . the Corona de! Mar High School dist. Offered at . .. . . . . . . . . 561.000 'OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 2640 BASSWOOD Call US for your real estate needs -WE have lots of good things to tell you aboutl CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 Newport -Coron• del Mer -Costa Mesa Gener el s s General ATTENTION SAVE $4000 $ s (One Credit Rejection Av1il1ble) ONLY $42,950 · 4 BR., 3 full BA. (sunken tub in Mstr. BR.) All bltns., formal din. rm. sep. tam. rm. w/ lrplc. & wet bar. finished bonus rm., basic crptg., concrete drive, shake roof. 2 Story, 3 car garage. Clean ocean air for your !am· llys health' lA CUESTA BY THE SEA Ayret homes since 1905 Models at Brookhurst & Atlenta · Huntington Beech 961-2929 11 AM-7 PM ----·---------- VIEW · VIEW •• , .••• . • . . . OCEAN & CANYON Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room {or family room), fireplace, cheerful built-in kitchen with Inviting SUNOECK for your entertaining pleasure. overloolt\ng the Canyon & view of the ocean. One-of·a-kind in CAMEO HIGHLANDS ............ $69.500. RIGHT ON ..... . ....... THE WATER POOL, PIER and SLIP too. New carpets and drapes, 2 Bedrooms. 2'h baths, WET BAR. 1narble fireplace. Overlook THE WATER from your patio and enjoy ........... $85 ,000. HUNTINGTON BEACH .... . .... :rRIPLEX AL\VAYS rented because of the location. This triplex has 1-2 Bedroon1 and i.1 Bedroom. For the smart investor at . , . . . . . $38,950. DUPLEX ...... . . , •.• OCEANSIDE Forever view and your O\vn private beach -60' on the ocean. 1-2 BR/I-I BR., great LANO VALUE. Priced right at ..... $70,000. BUILDERS ATTENTION .... • . . . . VACANT LOTS . . . in Costa rviesa, two R·4 lots. 60' frontage, in rapidly appreciating area, and an ocean view too! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,500. Ganer•I ~ .WASSOCIAUS REALTORS 644-7270 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. A. UNICll.I: tiUtf MESA VERDE MANSION ON MANDARIN This is a HIG family house; like a master suite that's 19' x 25 '. There's also a formal dining room , a super living room and a fami· Jy room you'll never want to leave. This four bedroom home i.s exciting and the landscap- ing is lovel.Y .. You should see it. P'HONI UNl9UI HOMIS, MISA YIKDl, 546·1ft0 U flllll IC>U I: ti()Ml:S REAL ESTATE Ganer ii 15 ACRES + HOME On Live Oak Canyon Rd. near O'Neil Park, gentle sloping land with lots of trees, spec- tacular view at top. Nice 2 bdrm. house. All utilities in. Ideal for country homesite, ranch or ? Xlnt investment for now or future. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... . .. . .. ..... $85,000. HELEN B. DOWD 644-0134 THE · 3111 Coolidge 1670 Madagascar 297 Hanqver 1807 Glaler 1101 Valley Circle 1140 Glen Eagle Terr. • 1745 Paloma 1787 Skylark 18648 Cedar •• 315 Goldenrod lJ!f>U Sierra Seco REAL EST A TERS SELECTIONS COSTA MESA 3 BR + LARGE BONUS ROOM 3 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM 3 BR, VIEW OF GOLF COURSE, LARGE LOT 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY i\OOM 4 BR, FAMILY ROOM, DINING ROOM, VIEW NEWPORT BEACH 4 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM FOUNTAIN VALLEY 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM CORONA DEL MAR 4 BEDROOM ,, TURTLE ROCK 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM Sat 1·6 646-7171 Sat 1-5 546-2313 Sat 1-5 546-2313 Sat 1-5 546-2313 Sat 1-5 673-8550 Sat 1·5 673-8550 Sat 1-5 646-7171 Sat 1·5 673-8550 Sat 1·5 842·2535 Sat 1·5 673-8550 Sat l-5 546-2313 6 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Genera\ HOME OF MANY VIEWS . . . look one way (across the canyon) & you see the DEER go by -look do\vn the canyon to the ocean & you see the DEARS go by - look thru the home & you see 3 spacious bd· rms., lge. l1ving rm. w/frplc., also family rm. & dream kitchen. . . . . .... $71,000. Newport Helghh RepoasesMd $37,500·$900 Dn. \\'ow! Totally NE\V PAINT in and out! \\'hite brlck mantrJed ftrt"1>la .-e f'OR~1AL DINING ROOf\1 ? Lel!ure kllchen \vit.,11 U!v puntry. 2·t'x17' stt!pdO\\'tl FAMILY HOOl\1 ~ H ui:C' n1aster sultC' 1\·Hh private tnlry. l;ru):t' l'O\'C'rNf p1ttio. Seciudl.'d yurrl. $900 Jo\\1n . l\ppn1x l\1o. pay only $327. Hwi-y l'ft ll now 6-15--0JOO. IOlll\I I 111\11\ ENJi~WYw!~~~! ~~I~~~~ lo.in_" i _O_L_D_W_O_R_L_D_ crease. Our exper.ience lover 23 year~ in the I CHARM ~ ' ~ ' ' harbor area) 1nd1cates that properties ON \\llh "\'i'ry 1noril•rn •'On· 1'HE WATER or with a VJE\\1 OF THE venit-n(;i". l\'('\\'1xn1 Ji{'1i;:h1 ~. \VA 1'ER enjoy the greatest acceleration in At tht' end of a t 1't'1~-h11C'd value. We just listed a 4 bdr1n .. family rill . pri\"aH• drh'('\\'11." 1-; a & !annal dining rm. hon1e \\'ith an xlnt view .~pucious ~1 Bl)R~I ,i;. DEN. for only .... , , , ........ $78.500. • :IHA l'a11ch-stylf', i; 1 11 ~ 1 ,. HITCH A RIDE! ofl11Ja !)6£ PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES • SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Lind• 111• Drive -Open Sund•y Beautiful new 5 BR., 41,l Ra. borne . \Y ater· front Jlvingrm. & formal dining. Handso1ne oak paneled fam . r1n .. frplc., \Vet bar. Large master suite has frplc. & cozy lounge area. Vie\v of Bay & the 1nountains ..... $179,500. 53 Linda Ille Drive Elegant 5 bdrn1., 4 1.~ bath ~: on lagoon . New car~el.s, drapes & \\•allpapcr. LOvel~~ g:arden & large sllp .. . . .. . . .. ~212.000 57 Linda lilt Dr ive Custo111 4 Rn ... 31 :! ba. hninc on La goo n. 1'1str BH ha:-s1 1t1n1! 3re:t l"'-frpl c. \Vaterfront fan1 ily r n1 \\' con\•ers:t tion pit around the fr plf': l11rely ga rden. 1;.:e. $l!p. • $189,500. 101 Linda Isle Drive l~o,·elv 5 BH .. 4 ba. ho111e with dO\\'ll ~tc:iirs \VU!e1:trnnt instr. suite & Jge. gan1e rn1 . or stud~·. :i.icxiran t ile floo rs. bean1 ceilings, quHlity construction, sli p $155.000. For Complete Information On All Hom&s & Lots, Ple1le Ctll: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ... on a boat passiA.g the front door of thi s custom built home. This lovel y 4 bdrm. & den home was built approx. 5 yrs. ago & offers n1any distinctive features for your en· joyment. The basic plan was designed for a duplex. $280,000. The home will be open Sat. & Sun. I to 5 P.M. Located 538 So. Bay. front, Balboa Island. story hon1''· Just 1•ninll'(I 111· 1>ldl' .~ Olli, lll"I l11d1 earpeting thrunu\. :;{JO\I .>1q 11 of gl"lll'iOUS lll'ill~ oil 1.;: 675.ii161 Rt:re. Lots of lo'"'"' shudl" 341 Bay•ide Or., Suite 1, N.B. trce11 a i;:linl p!lt> of Fashiun•l•--... .., __ ,__.,....., ___ .,.,..._ ... .._._,,_,....,...I tsiand. hut bf'~t or al!. General General P_RTVAfY'. l1111·hnr ll!_t":h S.\'!'l;l\1 1.\\" fL:\SSll-'ll::ll-9/30/i2-PJi!OT dist. Call 1odi1~" thf' pn•·e _ ~ _ __ _ Cnnvenlent parking -easy to be a "DROP-IN" at Bay & Beach Rrnlty 675-3000 Gen•r•l REAL \••ill sw·pri$1" you . 401 15th St. ror ~L J11n1ei> Pl Open Sunday 1-a ROY J. WARD Co Rltrs 1>46-0228 SPYGLASS PLAN 74 :'.600 plus sq 11 in th is. ~1 IKlt'Jll. 4 ba, plus bo11u~ ri11 ho1111• on 8 v.r.r>. loca1lo11, c .. nir:ll air cond .. i11tcrcuni & Uuilt in rl'COrcl p!B,)'et·. No-1va.-.: vinyl, shag Cal'pC'tlnl!. 11·al nut cabinets in kl1chen, pool !l1zcd lol & brt•;i:h·ti'!l.:i111: .. ~·· of ocenn & lVU!!>lhn~·. 'o· r M eelebr1t1r the hnl1· dav~ in you r tll.'\\" hnn1 ... G:nll 1)0•1 Sl~.000 Ul(·lud inv, lntHI * * OPEN HOUSES * SATURDAY & ~UNDAY I TO 5 2015 SABRINA TERRACE ll RVINE TERRACE ! * E:..qu isite 5 bdrm. hon1c with fabu lous vi ew of 'ba.v & ocean. Lg-e. family rn1 . \\'frplc.: breakfast area off kitchen. 3 Car garage "'1 Jo1s of stornge . t\ trul y beautiful hon1e thru- out. quered at ...... $147,500. 616 AVOCADO \harming 2 bdrn1 . ho1ne in prime location, ~outl1 or ("oast ll\\'V. !loom to add on one rnore unit . \n1n1aeuliitc cond. thruout . J>riced right at .. $54,500. Omtu~21 ~ ESTATE * ~NiTs -at $42,000. $560 . mo . gross income. Xlnt. leverage. e LICENSED SALESMEN e interested in working the Ne..,,1port nrea, please contact Vic Jashinski. WILLIAM WINTON, Real Estatot ired hill _Go:~r~:N_E, ~A~B~:~:~.:ND 675-333) HE:ALTY * 3 BDRM. near ocean ............ $26,000 . Univ. Pttrk Cc11te1". ll'\'illt' Call Anytin1C'. SJJ.:J'i."l Office hours 8 i\~I 1o .'t r:-.1 * 4 BDRM. near ocean . . ...... $54,000. 1733 WHlcliff Dr., N.B, 645-7221 4-UNITS Gf!nerel -EASTSIDE -1 CHINA , COVE DUPLEX 2 Bedroom separate houi;esl on 18.l-ge 101 0111ner 1\•ill 1 radc up ror sl-.: or n\ore units. Equity ol $2{),000. Call for details. First time offered. Only duplex in the Cove. Located just 30 ft. from sparkling, semi-pri- vate beach. 2 Bdrms. up, l·bdrm. & de11 down . Large lot. . . . . . . . $75,000. $63,500. Newport "EXCLUSIVELY YOURS" THE IRWIN CO., REALTORS ., Fei"'iew 646-9111 (•nytlme) 610 Newport Canter Dr., N.B. 644-6111 111 111\I I ill\11 \ ' . RARE APPEAL Eastalde eha.nning 3 Bdrm., family room, frplc., Large patio \\'ith brick Bar·B·Q . ereat for outdoor en· tertninlng plu.~ alley acceM. Only Sll,500. FIXER-UPPER Can Be a DOU. HOUSE! 2 BR. NeR.r N'pt Height~ A.king ~.500 CALL Ci) 446•2414 ~ l&ALTY _N••r N....,ert •••t o~ Exclusive Address tn ~aoUtuJ Bay ere~ nelghborhoocl. F11'!t! time of· feted. OJstom 3 bednxwn with 2,_,, betha. Immaculate ronditkin in and out . A!· ttaclive date entry, Olllm .. il'!i'...dl"COl" with the Interior beautifully wallpapered. Alt elcctr1c bullt·ln kitchen. 'This p!llCe won't la1t. n.t onl)' 15'1.000. C"11 6'1J.850). Tl !I: R l::/\L ,..z l:STATEHS OWNER tranaferrtd, built-in ate.rte ln llv1n1 room i,.. cluded. 3 bedroom•, 2 ~pirate beilha, aecludcd Uvlnll' room with flrepll\~. Ranre. oven, washer In. eluded. >mhly pt.lnted . A quiet cul-df!-Mt' a t re e 1 ! Brl<. 121,450. S»-ln!. Salisbury .. • ol ! ~ EXCLUSIVE CARNATION COVE Bayside Place Duple.'!: lot over 250 ft. deep, 3rd inter· est in piC'r, extra parking. f"ee lnnd <you o':"n it!). The vc1-y best private & quiet beech location. $210,000. Call for Appolntnient Ask tor Belly Lyach Evenings ~75-4437 Salisbury R· 11t 1 "U"-FIXER 2·STORY Pool $17,750! Buy this 2-story hargaln NO DOWN PA Y!\1ENT OR ONLY $200 -\\"hichever way YOU qualify? 11'\CLUDES \\11\SllER, DRYER AND REFRIGEP.ATOR, 'rO 0 ! PLUS S\\'IM.MING POOL! Hurry lo aee call 645-0303. 101\1\I I Ol\O\ . . ( ' 315 MARINE AVE. CAU UM LIKE BALBOA l!ITAND WE SEE UM ""'""'C"A"L""'L"6"7"3-6""'900""'""'" I Genuine, tor real, Mesa ''NEED SPACE FOR Verde fixer upper. Act now BOAT & TRAILER'' and ha.ve your chelce of crptA, drpg, paint, etc. Th1s big rour bedroom on a Gl't'Rl 3 Bil, 2 BA & !an\Uy hUgc t'Orner lot has room room plan on q u I e t for Rll these things plua 3 cul-de-sac. Oflcn!'d a t bath!! and a beautiful atone $31.95(7. See it now before finiplace. It'1 vacant &. owner rlrt:irbi.sheA 11. n d rendy. dream up )'OlU' O\l'n rnl~• pri('('. VA terms ferm~ anrl AUbmlt, but hur· nvnllahll'. l"Y~ $29,450. Call a46-""880 (Open Eve1J, 1 Realton 545-0465 Open Eves. ~R=E=o""u'°'CED $1'00 Life ror r-.1other will be easy and pleasant In this 3 year ne'v J{ome. 2 Bedrooms, I &th. Dining Room, Bf! Gn11 Kitchen. $25,000. Call &l&--0555. UP FOR GRABS S bedroom. 2 Mtti. new h.g ('8J'Pl'I and treflh Pf'mt. Anyonl" can takl' o~r tlw? VA loan and Sl~ per monlh pays 311. Gmb !'hit Walker & LM: Pi<('luxive now a1 the prlct> or S26.lr!O. "·-HERITAGE REALTORS -· -4 YEARS OLD $28,950 You mLWt /1ee thi!s J bedroom, 2 bath home. Locti.t!'d Jn a gr ea t nelgtibol'hOOtl on a large lot nncl convenient to schools nnd thopplnc. ~~ 00\l-n or F1-IA/V A Terms. C811 NO\\' M~2.l15. r::; -. TH!: Rl::/\L '°RL ESTATCRS "T.WO UTTLE HOMES" on a hlll1kte clean i: frt:@h 1\.11 n dut~y. GOOd. ewitllkle area. Li\'P m ooe and rt":nl the nf'hcr. A rnrt find at $31 ,SXJ. All 1ern111. C WAtl<IH Ii. Ill Realtors SU..-9491 Open Eves. COATS 1Cia.. & WALLACE ~ REALTORS SHOWCASE OF VALUES SPANl$H ELEGANCE Fantastic four-level Spanish style Hunt· ington Crest home. 2830 sq ft of ~·· cious llving--4 bedroom 2'12 baths, ·larue open livin i;? room with fireplace, formal dining, separate laundry room, 20' x 40' patio plus spacious basement fa mil y/rumpus room with fireplace. Th is j.; a home you must see to believe. New listing. S:\3,500. CALL 902·4454 BEAUTIFUL EASTSIDE Ne-n·lv listed , the ink i!i not dry. Sharp 3 bedroom and ramilv room . dinin'1: room, large patio, lush landscaping. Full price S38.900. Nam e vour terms . CALL 546-4141. -----s SAVE $4700 $ Own this S & S Built 5 bedroom or 4 and den trllevel ~200 sq ft Executive home. Lar£e cul-de-sac lot, wet bar, chlldrens park nearby, ideal for family living. Owner has been transferred and has reduced the nrice to 146,750. for a auick saJe. B11ilder is asking $firi.,450. for this ll\Odel new so don't miss this onoortunit~ to save $4700. CALL 962-4454. ~RECIAN SPLENDOR "Pride Of Ownership" surrounds this newly listed richly decorated 3 bed- room 2 bath beauty. \Varm sha~ car· pets cover the rich hardwood floors, walnut paneling, fireplace gives you that '''arm homev atmosphere you've ;tlwavs w~nted . Outdoors, a beautiful POOL 'vith rabana surrounded by or· '3n,ge tree<;. shade trees <1nd lush land- ,:caoin,I?. All of this. and onlv $1800. down . 'viii move you in . HURRY ! CALL 546-4141. S~OOTY CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM Off street -entry, and you are ln your ve rv own private world of luxurious livinq, This ontstandinj? 3 bedroom home has a Jaree formal dining area, cnvP.ret1 Pf'ltio and a low maintenance vard. Ad11lt occuoied, this home is in mint condltlon, readv fflr vnu to move i" an~ start livin g. $31 ,000. CALL 962-4454. BE THE FIRST Ttiic: nPwlv llc:tPd 3 twrlroom heauty ha s a HUGF. ADDEO FAMILY ROOM , with one entire '"all mi"rle or U-"ed brick, romnlPte w I t h FlREPLA CF. a n d Ri\TSF.n l'F..\RTJ-1 . RemodelP.<.I dream kitrhen '"ith h"illin c: includlnt:r dish· w11c:her. B"'!)11t lf111lv lan d,raned front """ rPi'r. All vnnrs fnr •~R.800. VA & FHA term•. <ALL 546-4141. SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCE -1963 - At Atlent• & Magnolia 9'2-4454 Huntington Beach At H•rbor & Beker 546-4141 Co1ta Mew Dally Piiot Claalfle4 • \ . , .. I " I• .. . "' ., .. ,• . .. • :~-.. ' . .. ' " " ' 'I· : " ' . , .. .. '!)'· llrt'.~· 1·. I 'W ' .. . . •• ' ' I~ . . I' ::r · 1•; ~·· (1>· • ,. '" ·: . 'I' '• ' .. DAILY PILOT s.un.,, S., ...... 30, 1912 o.n...ol Gener ii ::OR THE GREEN THUMB OPEN SUN. l ·S I ltl TIME OFFERED SELECTIVE SPECIAL 664 SURF OPEN SATJ SUN. 1.S You can°"'" lloe IAllm pino Good famUy bon1& '" c<>oo-llOI OCEAN BLVD •. EXECUTIVE lftf' In ~'\cu dcl 1\i.ftr, 'ilur· \'f'nlt'nl ~. MKA IOC. 31 S~clou• family honw Wlth $42,950 rounded with lui.h Ja:xllK.'UP-j BR., 11, llfl's.: pool 11ue la! VH>W ot OOCfLll It jetty. 3 log and >'our 0 v" 11 \\l/l'Ol)1n for boat or l''h&t Bdrms., dtn. form.al dinia&-YA TERMS a:rttnhouM.-Ali;o ineludeis ;i 1 hn\'l" yoo~ Co\'t'ffll paUo 2~i bathl, plU!I guest rm. Thia Lt Me84 Verdl!'S ~st, f'ham1lrig 3 Ud1n1 hon11•. ;u"!~fl -n1-ed~ """' tw.•nt!r. Of.' "•1th ~ bath. Sl.26,000. Priced riaht at S.12 :'iOO I r1•1-M ro1· S24.950 11:ith quick JUST REDUCED go.'(!:OOUll 4 tx-droom h1Jmt' · " · f.JO!'il!Cl>I. lloncymoon cottage: 2 ll!atW?_" 11\r~'i' lill1lll y r1n, CALL ANYTIME I · MORGAN REALTY ) Rdnna .. on R-2 lot. New ..ep. du1h\K n11. 2 eltogant 6*-3921 or Eve. 548-9416 673.-6642 67 S-64S9 roof, ot\v 1>n.1n1. O n I y ha.th&, prh·1111• arriwn of1 ---$42,500. "'""" h'" 'rn · pro-COUNTRY C '.t!B OPEN SUN. 1·5 fe55ionally I t1 n d • <' n fl c d VILLAS , 1~ Whitl Salls W~y gruurnt~. ''"tn•n1ely 11·t>ll • S1.rn1<t, farnUy nn., vlf!\\'. l.:Ppl. 1,nng ofrc1·--0Wner say• Priine locnlion ndjarent to Bf'autiful 00~ lot. "~t 51'{1 ~~~ Ct1ll JtNI Carpet. 1~f eout'l!IC. Bca•Jtlf\Jl 2 ,,0 d<N.'JI!" $69,300. R••llo,. 54G-86<0. TRA YEL BUG BIT hcdroorn 2 ba t h .,,,. 1lnn1lnlum-now vacant. F.x· tk1·ncr aJL,,ioo 1n take 011 l., chWve clubhou11e I: pool his Jlt'11 OYJl<>r hon1' 11nd p11vUe~11. Leue S285 a y,anh1 his sur.cr 5hnrp :: rnonth. QI.II 56--8'12.1 SOUTH l>1."<Jrri0n1 11\ni•ly toorr1 honiel COAS"l' REALTORS. i;o!d t:i~r. Shn~c IMf. t.ICK·'i ------ 1-lomc & husill(>f'.." il lort:e Jnl w11U [t'OL1.'. flrc11lacr 11nd OWNER o n 11. special !q>OI 111 !ht" kl111 <>f cx1r;1o;. ~·I.' lhls Ollt! l\1ullf F.t'll VAC.'\NT 3 Bdrrn hf'Rrt of ('oittn l\lf'AA fut· tJ'lly Jin! a t $.~1.!.W. 2 baths. crp:s, 11111~. fircpl. THE GREATEST PLUM ti"\ AU,. ORANGE COUNTY • l50,fX» C'MI d&ily • ~· trali'k . approx 2 acres with lmprovemertll . ereat dept rl(l('e IJtc. Nf!Vtr bt>en for aal.c be tore .••.•.. U10.000. LOTSA GO lo NO DOUGH SELL . V .. \. appraisal -4 Bd11n, 2 IJl/1, 111 551 PlervonL Mugl be soltl. O\\'flt'r just look joli &.11 J'Oll{'e Chief in \\'yum int:. ~uintord ~ RI ALTY Slnc:e 1"'6 Downtown CM• M-.. 1171 I HAA!O• 642-2991 I !\cw Usting • F'ree bon1b sheller • Prestigiou!I College Pk 1 • :1 DR, FH, :l [{A _..... I~ I -·--1~ I ..-...... @l I .::.. ..... Costa Me:t.a BY Owner: 2 Br. Gardtn Condo.. trplc, bit-in gu Mating. lrg pool a roe. room. m.100. ~1154 or 540omo, sY Ofi'O'!r. ·m 3 br., rumpbs nn.. w/fireplact, larae lot on quiet CUI de Sac. Call 642-0553. BACK BAY, 3 BR, lam rm., frplc., crptd thruuut, im· mac:ulate. 66-3809. O•n• Polntff GonlonO..w OPEN HOUSE SAT I.. SUN 1-5 ~YSHORE TOWNHOUSE °""""'' • • • ... eUl It • 1..pw Price SPAC.E KA STER ~ 3 Onty. -olftt:e, ....iom lit,,,. built tamlly l'llOm wltb n.:i.. Thea ~ ~niet we JoCOled ed hearth ftreplace. wel 10 '4ln1rtff" front the btach bar. · · .lmprnatvtL a.>lwnn Ir close to major aho{lploa: entranc.-e. · · .kfn(r •lte yalil. 1; 1.thoolJS: Your .:.·Mice of . • .DRlVE BY 13842 Rl&ta. carpeting alsO lncludina LAOERA · dilhw&ibe' A buiflin1. 5% 'Z '''·· 1· l''·I • I • • I '" .. ' f.:'~ Down w/pa1n1enla leu tliaq !!!J~~--_!<™11!~4~433~ ~ mo. Thl< l4 a must ,.. SPEC. view, 3 BR & tam rm Huntington Buch -for thollle wanting )o(a oi OWNER anXloUL "Pride of If I 2 B • ....,, d"" """"" ;c..:.;..:.;;.;.::...;,;....:;..:.;::;.;..._ luxury for a modepte Jfl'iee. ownenblp home with 4 w rp., A -.......... ~ Cal I ,_ .. _ Mesa Vista: 493-3359. I 01· inloQ"tlation, •pac~ b e d r o o m 1 , 3 962-5523 gleaming pullman bt.U.., Dover Shore~ BEACH LIVING Ot Stop By n.e SaJe1 Offlct deluxe bulltin kitchen ~ AT ITS BEST Localed on Newland, Be-poalte the family room with OPEN SAT/SUN 11·5 910 NOTTINGHAM l\'ew England family home. r.tove-in cond. Q u i c k possess. 4 Bdrms.. l~S baths, vie"· & pool. SU5,000 -Including the land! Sharp 3 bedroom, 2'1ii bath, hlnd Slater le Talbert. ftreplaoe. Compl~ely tn. new carpets, bOat gate, low CX>UJNS &:: WA'M'S, INC. aulated. Q u,ality con. maintenance yard. What * --~ p ~ ~-""-c & W * ~--~·· ·~·. -·-·· more could you expect for expertly landsc&ped. Bric. oouy $39,500. SPANISH HA.Cl ENDA , ~133~,'=950.="'"96>-~· _13'13._,_,,..,.,,_ 1 ''OL'Ell" 1i:>WNER desper•te, 3 bdrm. BARGAIN DAYS ARE HERE $32.lXX.l. Bu.-.h1C1>.' huilding ('a.II 540-1151 iOp·•n Evell.J Like nc1>.' _rn·11llr~on. PrirP<l {'an bc usc'll for 11 l'..'l'•'l\l at ap1wa1~I $3().~, AU varlC'ty, /..o \·ely \ sn. 1 RA ll'mls. ~lolle to ~ulh Coast Open Sat/Sun. 1.5 ! • Quiet stf'e('l DUl~LEX; 2 BR. front hoine • Xiru IDLJ:e b:u:kyard I & new l BR .. 2 bath apt. 11?ke offer. S~n _& r"·~s call Carpets. drapes, dish\\'lihr., Grort;c f\lcze1 ~7-4.."G.3. • 67S..2713 .• 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, good yard for only $26,900. SUbn1H your terms now. 4 Bednn, faml,ly rro, only "2 home. Built-in d r e 'a m yrs new. Fully improved I: ldtchen, family room ad- upgraded-many decoq.lOr jacent wilh an 1nvltlng items. Low! low! wain-fireplace. 16 x 24 ft, ePf.IOS- tenanee grounds v.'/lush ed patio with cucafHng ldscpg. The wannth of the \valerfnll. Home tre:8hly back y8l'fl with it's patlo11 pnlnted exterior. Br Jc:, and benches willt give• you $29,950, ~. home is nt•ivly ('arJ)f'IC'•I. Plu1.11. Xln! huy. New furnace. Close to COLLINS & "'ATTS, J,~C. everything. 962-5523 * '4S.7344 * W T ONT *· C & W * 2 sundecks. Priced a t $74 ,500. 1770 Oranxe Avenui' * A ERFR * I-~~----~-~ Coata Meaa PIER & FLOAT BELO\Y nu1rkc1 nt S29.950! 710 HELIOTROPE Open Sun. 1·5 Free Col\AI to Coast Ci '·+log f\fodern, lmnv1<'ulall 1-lt>vel Sc:!veral thousand b c Io \V 2 Bdm1., 11,2 ba. charming n1arkct allows 101· rederor a· tront house, 1v/tmchf'lor lion. 3 spaciou11 bedrooms, 2 apt. rented fDr ~ month. Showplace $2B,BBO homl' ton R-2 Ju., Frplr., F.A. heat. Quiet t:tJ rlc !18.l' street neu.r Lido shop~. Tn1- 01ed. occupancy. $71.500. You best hurry on !hi" one, Absentee O\\'ner says. beauli(ully upgraded 3 "sell!" bedroom home, ankle deep Call: 673-3663 67"'...-80.% Eves . 1hng earpeting, !anlMlic " associated built-In kitchen. l1uge added famUy room v.•lth m lUiJlive brick fircplacl.' l'Ovcr~ one entire 1\·all, O\\·r-.er is of. ferlng all term11 on lhi!f valuP prlet"<I 1'0111fortahle home. See ii "°". call Red Carpet, Realtors MS-Xfi.10. . I· • HERITAGE .. REALTORS HERE'S A HOT NUMBER localed In collcgP pttrk, lhis :': bedrm beauty ill on a hii? cul-de-.sac lot sho'll•ing real pride of O"'nt•rship. It's nn ;i tree llTK'd i;lrt"CI in Costa :f\1esa'i; bes. ,lt1-C11 d't'ux rpt . t1uwg110r. n111~!dve hrlck flreplac.!, n:e,v h u 11 I -l n kitchen, owner niotlvated hu ,it ~ced IX'lo.'\'...Ql,'!rket at $30,5(JQ, t el now ~caffi Red Carpet, ~altor& 546-H640. 0 1THE REAL \'.).'. ESTATE~p ·. -HERITAGE REALTO,IS ---- 6ROKERS-REA t.TORS l015 W Bolboo 67J0 )66) -~25~950 • lovely l»1lh11. large farn. nn. 1 ,. ri · Xl loc ~e. p v. patio. nt . y,·ith fircplaN. additional $-19,500. fircptace in gracious living SCENIC PROPERTIES rin. Sun11ner parties in the 2915 E. Coast Hwy .. Cd.M patio. Jr. Estate grounds, 67s.5n 6 park likl' land!IC8J?ing. Near ---~:::=~:.,.. __ library, beach, school.I & $6 350' • • shopping-. Brk. 540-1'710. BAYCREST AREA -Newly da"Orate<l ~harniing 4 Bedrm. $45,000, r4212·1 l·Jighland, N.B. Open 1-:1, Snt. & Sun. You can buy this fine 101 for only $6,Xill! There Is a beautiful 4 Bedroom home on it that ~ CO!!f a bit more. Interested? 67S-7225. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 707 ACACIA Lovely 2 Bdrm. & den plus bra nd new 2 bdrm. unit to be built. Choose your colors. Xlnt loc. & will be priced to sell! • •• Fairview 6"4Ul11 (enytlme) East Bluff * THE BLUFFS * By O"•ner, 3 Br, 11.s Ba , lo main! area. $33,900 640--0166 * 6-f0.-02'Z7 --~~----BY owner, Lusk 5BR, 3BA, EYE CATCHING ,-o, din Rm, cul<f<.sac St. $34, 950 Xlnl rond. S72,0XJ. M+-Otl6'. Beautifully decorated 4 BR El Toro home wilh a Fan1Hy room overlooking a 11icc yard with fruit trees and a cov· ered pajk> with flagstone and a-buill·in barbeque. Children ·can walk to school11. Don't miss this lovely home. Call 646-7171. 1-;;> THE REA.L '(' l.:STATl:Rp Feedin9 A Landlord :f\1esa Del Mar 4-plex. Room for a pool. Great llnancing - 10% dO\vn. 2 bedrooms. 2 bath!! each. Full price $62,500. CM•ner will ca.n-y 2nd T.0. This won't last, call us toda.Y! Realton: 560465 LAKE .. FOREST EXTRA SHARP 4 BEDROOM Texas · size rear yard. Ov.'TX'r. a.ru.:- kiw anJ will leil l(\t ep- pra:isal/$31.650. All terms. KATELLA REALT\'. A PLACE IN THE SUN A super 4 bedioom, -2-bath new Sol Vista with gorgeous pool and pr o fe s sion a l landscaping. All l'Ou rK'ed for family fun . Only $44, 750. HAPPY HACIENDA Tile roof, beam ceiling!, completely walled yard, adobe f i r ep l a ce , 4 bedrooms, famUy room. On· ly $6300. Cash lo existing VA loan. CAU. 5-15--0458 •• JR. EXECUTIVE $44,900 CALL 5-U-0458 , •• $23,500 3BR 4 B:EDROOM !he feeling ot Old Mexico. -'--'--.-'-"""o~P~E~N""---...., I Only in mile to beach. Full HOUSE . pric..-e $45,000, CAIL 962-8851 1D BROKERS INC. FIREPLACE fN lo1ASSIVE M A S T E R SUITE of this 5 bodroon1. 3 ha.th, 2 story home. Formal dil1ing, enormous game room wilh pooltable, sp1ink· lcrs front and rear, cul·de- sac Jilreet. Close to the beach. VA C ANT. Call 968-4456. SUNDAY, OCT. lST, l ·S PM Th72 Danube Dr, 1m -$32,900 16362 Rhone Ln, HB • $32,500 172-U Friml Lil, HB • $30,950 17099 Greenleaf Dr, FV •· W.500 Contact our office for info. • 847~ * A "" ~o~ I oao 1 =•~2~;~1,.;;t~· ·r~ Freah--a..a-daisy! Enclosed SPIC N' SPAN the Re•I Ett•t• Mart BURNING LOOS and red hot clndes, custom flreplaiee it focal point t o r ' en- tertainment :room. 4 Bdrms of 11t11.teroo m 1itt w/conversation attU.. 3 powder nns. Private butler dining room, commercial grade kltche(I . w/service area. Exclusive a g e n 1- 962-5511. O\VNF:R desperate. No 00,,.n tc1111s-Out ot State owner · extremely a n x iou11 ! <I bedrooms, 2 baths, large fatnily room "·ilh ttreplace, patio, w•lk to .choob and shops. CALL 842-4474. Very 1rnmaculatl.' l bt!droom buil!ins, dishWMher. 1.d.tely Omu Prestige home Art 1s t 1 c , patio. Brk, S.14.!l"JO. 84Z.i:;61. "' decor thruout. All tcnns in-I 15 VACANT HOMiS "'21 vfted. $37,250. C A LL j ., • 4 bod , ~ ~ 842--W74. , " "" rooms m ,. .......... ~ I I nreas. !IOnle with pools. I"~ ; FHA and GI financing. $400 17910N ~~G~~~~·T F.V. '-"'-riBTI·· HU °'21 ~~$~~~1=: ~ :i; 2 BR, \\·all to wall carpeti;, BKR 962-55U . builhns. Large corner lot. 4 BR. l.r'i Fam RM, newly vacancy for q1•ick oc.. 17910 MAGNOU A, F~ V. decorated inside & out! cupancy. Only ~1.000 1k111·n. , JAMBLING. , $35,995. 6912 Lenill Circle, full prit'f' $19,!!50. C1\LL H.B. (nr. Heil a Galde'll 962~1. "rf::SI'ERN RANCH HOUSE. West). By Owner. Appt. O>mpletrly customized l only, 847-5686. bed1'll1, 2 balh, formal din. SCREAMING CHICKENS tng, enormous family l'OOrn, are .n>01tihg all over this auto. garage opener. large property. Ducks pick )'OUl' back yard patio. Walk to the legs. Barn of !'l hOuse tJ fall· cuun\ry club. Call 9684456. ID&' down. Big kltt 101' •• arllat-crafU.-etc. Need buyer wlllJng to rough it tor now, make money later $$ BKR ~ll. REPOSSESSIONS Fnr lnfr•rmaUon and Ioc:.i.t1on of tht'Sr F1-IA 'Ii VA bomeA. contncl - . KASABIAN M2- • ...~. I"'· 1~ 1:~. I.:._ I ;. I". . ·, . 1· i' I. ·' ' . ... ' I . , .. .. I " ' ... : ' ! ·~ ' ' .. :· ~ .. ' . :··· . " I'., " ' : '~ J ~· ' . . I ~t • I ". " ,, ' ' . ' ,. ' . ,. !l . ' I."':~ ' .. ' ' , .. .. , •, . ~-. ,. ' • I : I':\ .. - : (1 . ' • • • ., ' ' ' l . 'I ~ ... • 1 .: 1: .. .... I ' J • '• I '1 ·· -" c I•' .• 1 · ' .. . . ·. j· : 'I··-r _• !'·"' ,•, • l,!;j· I ' !"''" . .r )'1 • I~ I a....., • . " ,. VERY SPECIAL HOME ,,~\ ~· INFLUENCED BY RENOWNED ARCHITECT, ' -· .. k , .. • : ,: 1.- ,,~·-•. I ' ,,.~ . . " I••• i. ' ' Laguna 8e1ch • _ ..... lofty IMng awaits you! Act swiftly • to select your own Newport Beach condo111inium. Visit the temporary offices ol lhe Newport Crest lnlormalion Center, conveniently localed at 2400 West Coast Highway Suite B. Newport Beach. Open Daily 10 a.m. to sunset. 1714 1 VILLA SANTA ANA 3 & 4 bedroom homes. Two car garages, carpets, built·ins &: patio serving windows. Some with drapes, patios, sprinklers & fenc- es. Priced from $27,595. NO OOWN, FINANCING AVAILABLE On Edinger Avenue, three blocks east of Main St. at Kilson Drive, Santa Ana. 541-9372 Newport Heighh UPPER BAY Spacious 6BR 38A, 11 ~· .. fonnal ~;;;;~~;;~~~ dinilli: rm, mUllil· rrn, 2 • fireplaces. 3 huge JM!.lios, Comrnercl•I Iar,:e kitche:n, bfoautifull)' 1 _:,P:,rO:!iM::::rtv.:.!.. ___ _:;15:.:1 ldscpd, all on 1/3 rd acre OPEN HOUSE SUN l-4 337 Peach Tree Lane (Otf Redlands at Santa lsabE>IJ larwin re•lty inc. 96&-4400 • 124 Hours\ NEAR NEW -IN C.M. 3 BR, 2 ba,, 2 frplc. + formal din. rm. + + 20x20 fam. rm. $41,000. Call for App'L LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Lldo, N.B. 673-7300 BY OWNER :J BR, 2BA, re m odeted, redecorated. Open house 12-3. Mon thru Fri, 1-4. Sun. $38,500. 673-1658, 675.7616, 645-8684. JUST USTtD COt.tMERCIAL LoC'atcd in the fast growing area o1 1''ounrain Valley, "'t' have 4.6 acres or property. Pliced al only $1.13 ll sq. ft. -$27,500. Also in 1'~ountain Valley on \Varner "i th good fronlagt>, "'e hR\'l' 5 lots - priced at $30.000 per lot. For further inlormaUon call .our Investment Division at 546-1600, '-0 THE REAL \0., ESTATE:RS Duploxos/Unlh · .. 1. 162 .. s. ....... S.p-.10. 1972 STOP PAYING RENT!!! Take Advantage of Our CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL On The Last 5 Condominiums IN PHASE TWO e Mit1in1um $950 1t1oves You 1n . • No Closing Cosi.. • Free Upgrade Carpet. e Immediate Possession. IN ADDITION, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, 11-1 & 2 baths, built-in range, oven, hood , di sh- washer, disposal, individual laundry area, en- closed private garage, private entrances, choice of carpet color, cable TV, sv.•imn1ing pool, gas B-B-Q & park-like recreational area. All this for as little as $207 per month, in- cludes everything . Santa Ana F\vy. to CulVer, right about Y.a mile to \Valnut (1st road on left), left 1 inile to .l'\Valnut Square"; or San Diego F\vy. to Culver. left about 3 niiles to \Valnut. right to "\Valnut Square" or call 714/832-9670. ,. DAILY PILOT llG IEAR CMnnlng cablJI, motlv&led klkr "''anta otters! 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, paved road-na1ur&.1 );Q-uking $29,950. 6Th-T.12S. PAL.i\t IX-sett for leue. 2BR O<!corator turn condo. $300 1110. 34f-l684. Mountain, O.Sert, Resort 174 LOT In tnroous Lake Havasu, borne of the world famou.t London BT1dge. Located close to all schools le cit;y. S9(XXl or \\'ill trade for Costa Mesa or Ne,,•port Beach ln- C'Ome prop. 644-46S'l. BE1\UT!Fl!L OC'ellll view lol!l. $18,7fi0 ,t: up. Terms • Urklf'~'lvun.-1 ul ilities. .t!).1-!l?.S.~ PORTAFINA LAGUNA PALJ\.1 DeSC'rt by o"'ner. :l BR <ll"rorntor furn condo near pool. &14--0936. Out of State Prop. 178 ORECON -over.too lakes ln Klan1nth County. 2.30 Ac, Hat. ti.tany 1n.<t•s. $1().\S ca11h. or $10..'I d1\11, SIS.ti1 n10 lor 60 n1us. 111 7', N:1 ~5-1942 . Real E1t1te W1nted lM * Quick Cash * Will huy your propt"rty. All cash 11 ithin 72 hrs. Call BROKERS INC. 962-1151 Mortgege1, Trull l>Mdo 260 XI.NT 1st TD'1, $27.000. 25 years at 8o/o int. fM,OOJ, 10 Yeon 8% Int. 'Big ~ lakefront property, wm ~ rount 6%. 213: 638--02Sll betwn 8-5 pm. I . . . . •• . . ,- Do\ll.Y l'!LOT • ~I -·-I~ [ -·-I~ I ---I~ I --·-lltJ1 ._._: ... _:_~,-;;"'~;;·~!;1 ~1 ... ~,,,-~ ...... ~-~l~l!•~I ~~·-;;l~ffJ~l ~l~ ... ;;·~11 ... i;~~l!tJ~i · l~iiiiiiiiiim;;;;~/~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~l~iiiiiiiiii~;;;;/:.m--~~ Im ~ ..,.,... Fumllhed 300 Hou1e1 Unfvm. '°5 H..,,., Unlwn. Je5 HouSM Fum. 0< ~IL Fum. MO ~ l'unL :Mf Apt. Ullfum. 1111 Apt. Unflmt. 3'5 Apt. Ullfllm. IU : _ ... _ 1....:-------1--------1--------Unfum. 310 -------- --------Co"""' dol Mor Hunt!""'"' --r•I · GeMral B•lbo• Pe.nh'\1ul • General Huntington 8e•dt Lido lole 3 fR. 2* Ba, moduntz.ed. 3-Huntin&ton Beach are a, ' BEDR.001\I CondonUn.lwn, car park'c. $3.!iO mo. 30S Shllrp 3 bedroom Dulch 2'11 bib.I. Pa!lo. kar pr. UNF1JR.'1. Yrvty le\IM. 3 Montero. 1-819-5991, lta~n home. New Khag 11C!W 1hBit l'6'1Jet. ti.II eltt· Rlt. 1~ Ba. $3'l'S ?r.foolh t'llrpt"IS with Ill at c h Ing Irie. 2 P¥ll•, ll'n tnin, to >~URN. 4 BR. Winttt leue, BACHELOR 1or one penon. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::=;;;;;;;;::;;I No -, Utll paid. L.OUINTA lil;RMOSA SU.Olmo. ~-aft 5::1> Spanlab 0Juntry flltate Uy. or wknda. Ina 6 ....,.. Apt&. T~ drape11. Sp&rldlna clean. be1tch.. Ua.'lf! $250/mo. R1•r. J;n> Month tum. clOle to bea.eh H.e11l ii $230 per mon\h. "-'ti. 8201 Ki<lgcf lf'lc.1 Dr. Ph. Bryant Wleltt RUT. m.-'2723 ect tor couple. No pea: 3 Bedroom. 2 b&th -'tosta,_5.l&-tltl ______ ~~ Newport Beach arl.y. $325 Month. Mesa ana. Double pnge, CHOICE lfB loc. 4 Br., 2 C rona d•I Mar l'"RONT 2 BR. Adults only, no pet.a. i:mtmo Util Pd. Near A.lberuoo's. 67l-8936. Cost• Mew Franklin. rutr. 613-2222 coYen'd paUo, new pain1, Ba., vscan1, nice yrd. New •YEARLY & WJNTER• fenced yard. For rem or~ crptg thru~t. Oean & neat Finer llomes In Bead! Area WEEKLY MONTHLY NT 2 BR.. Adultl only, Hon at SZ!D P.~ Call u 8 pin! $235/mo. 833-1103, f'rom m> l\1ontti • ffi pet1. $235/mo. Uill Pd. evei m--n4s. Bill Grundy R.kr. 6i5-61S1 Executive Suites ar AJbfmMn'•· 673-8936. 2080 Newport Blvd. 2 br, din rm, twp garage, Condominiums Cost11 M••• Crt• Mesa Rertltr'n ~ tncd yrt, frplc. 430 AllliO. Unfum. 320 642·26 I1 ,...,.. pool; .......... llBQ. u-Uvfnl -Only 2 BR. STUDIO • $2AO ALL UTILmEs PAID Adults No pm « bllu s. at San Dleao rr., on Beach, 1 blk W. on Bolt to 16211 ParklJde IAne.) rn4l 847..s441 ---------- VILLA MARSllLLIS SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT. Furnlohed & l/nfunll"*' Milt Llvl"I . I>Lshwqb•r color coordinatad appliances - Plusb obag carpet • mim>red wardrobe door .. iDdlrecl llgbting in kitchen • b"'akfalt bar • huge private fenced pat*> • plush lan~ap. Ing • brick Bar-!Je.Que1 • larft heated poo!J & lanai. Alr condlUonillg. 3101 So. Bristol St,. Sa""' AN 557-t200 COLDWELL, BANKIR & CO. MANAGING AGENT a vELY 4 ~," 21i BA. Nr. Open Evet. SZ'>.5 mo. M2-l03.1. STUDIOS & 1 BR 'S " Co DI •· II LANDLORDS! 3 BDHMS 2 hltl", """'" Cost• MH• • FREE U..nt FDR '""' • lunlllbed apt. •~ F •~ ._. Untv ,.,ay · ••..:•, ncns, Children & pl"UI OK. $235 e 1'"'REE UWltles One or two elderly pulODI ~··· urn. -....,..,. m. ---------------- 'fahr/d~r, dAhwhr, lrg \Ve Specla..llze ID Newpor1 per n10. Agent, 962-4471 . NPT Riviera twnhle. 3 hr, e FuJl Kitchen f15 &: $85 Ph. 535-1717• ---------~. sprinklen:, dbl gar. 976 &acb e Corona del Mar • -"""-"--'--"--'-----· · Newsaon h•ch Coron• del Mlir i:lenver Dr. CM. 541).2442. I: Laguna. Our ·R~tal Ser-Irvin• 2~ ha, refrig, w.hr/dryer. e 1'Jeated Pool FREE util'L :Furn. l A: 2 --------- ;t I ,_ FREE y 1 .,_, Pool&. clutl priv, S295. Open • Laundry Facilities bdrm. aptJ near b@acb. BEAQJFRONT, 2 BR, color 2 BDRM, elec, kitchen, W/D, "ti-~ ·-·-v ce la to OU. ··~I;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ... ··-I ~1 TV.. ·' ail -. . ....... .. , '""'' u. "" Nu-View! I• lfouse, ;);JO .....,.ta sa • ..., . • miud aerv av 536-37Tf or 53g.:,"°"' TV, irtereo, d 5 h I w 5 h , rfg, etc. Patio, VllJW, _.. C*"' 0 2 B NU VIEW RENTALS 3 Bft. 2 hath .......... s.130 t~r;, Sat, Sun. e Phone Service L-.-9-u-.-.---.,-11----1 bltins, wsh/dryer, patio. A<UIB. 6?3-4769 r cean Breezea r, 673-40Jo or 49t-l248 4 BR., 213 ba, fam rm •• Sl.iO Huntinnton &each $260. incl. utU. 646-1234 Ron. BRAND nu 2BR, IBA, Adil• if&l'. Sl30. Fncd, Kids/pet&. 4 BR.., 21,J ba. tam rm •. S4.25 ··• NEWPORT 1 only, S250 mo, 1st last i: S50 D•nt·A·HOUH 979-1430 NE\\'PORT HE I G Jt TS $140 mo. up. $45 wk. Color BR. part turn. Gar. Close "" Channing, r u, t 1 c, 3 3 BR. 1~ BA. Frplc. Pool. APARTMENTS TV nr beach. 14.35 N. Cout. to bch. Yrly. $160. UUI pd . _d:;•,:cP·:..7U==Larla!=_,""'_· __ _ L'gun• &eech Bedroom, 2 Bath. Beautiful Wuher/di-)'er. Wlw crpts, Zl50 Nt'!WpO?'t Blvd., DI Apts open to~. 5:30 to 9 No chldrn., oo Pf!U. ~2930 Cost• Mes• l-4..;:..-------1 drapes. Adulta only, oo peta. ALL UTILmES PAID pm art 6. --------- Sfi f).. Util Pd. Nice Bach. 6P"7_t1o7,,_ Md garden. 1 BKR. $195/mo. 962-9995. $131/Mo. to Mo, ,~:..-.. :-b-,.-ll----•--bch-~$3JO= ** " m ~ BEACH f ictoria Beach. Priv. palk>. ~ ~Q. J{ave Children'& Section ,....,, •uau• • "731 °'-'V\..n.' ft.CO.-UTIL Pd. 1 Br. So. VERY CT.F.AN 4BR, 2BA. 2 CRPTS, drps, pool, R/O, Call 616-1038 mo. incl. utll It TY' cable. 3 BR, 2 BA db. dupln na. Bltna, patio, cat ok. '!!Ory home cl06e to beach. "SINCE 1946" v.·llrc!ryr, reJg, clbhse, 3 Br Ocean hte. 235 Lowu CUff $300 mo. * Gf5.2964 Oceanfront 3 Br, 1¥.i $27:'!/mo. Immed occur. l ~t 'Veirtern Bank Bldg. $200, 4 Br $225. S48-l405. *'$30 WEEK & UP * Dr., 494-85(1. ,..__ ·"'-** $250. 2 Br fmnL!lbed..afl , frpl, pr, deck. Beaut AGT: S.1&-4141. University Park, Irvine Duplexes Furn. 345 • St 1 Br, North eOO. vo....,an view. ut!I pd. 3700 ~ * * * Rlnv Brotfltn Announces Cost• Mou Fumllhed & Unfumllhed From $130 to $115 mo Bachel0<1 • 1 Bdrm• 2 Bdrm• • 3 Bdrm1 1 ¥.t or 2 Full a.th1 • • • • . • • • . . • • • ' • • • • . . ' • Muter alze bedrooma w/ hl&b beam oolllngs. ..... } living room w/ps or : wood burninl fireplace. ' Convenient laundry am .i off kitchen. Encloaed pa. / tlos. 2 awhnnUng poola, } sauna, ttereatlon faclli· ties. Security guard. No pell. Mod1ls Open 'tll I pm. 2700 P1tanon Woy, CM nr Harbor Blvd & Adom1 546-5025 ,• ' " , ' .. .. .. .. . .. . sr.LUJ..., clean 2 BR, }louse. Days 552-7000 Nights udk:J & l BR Apt. Cose to bch As~. No 6'13-(i578. 1 U·VIEW RENTALS Aduits only. 1971 Fullerton. Balboe Isl end : ~~ ~:;;: ::::1 chJdn, m pt'tt. 494-10'19. % block to oeean-2 BR, new SOME APARTMENTS New• New • New 30 or 494-32-18 Ph: ~ aft 6 p.m. Chi!'-& p __ _.._ OR wWm. ~ trl!Wde crpta & drps, gatage, · In· 3 BR 2 b lb •3~ 1 B,, UtU pd, $141l/mo. Win· • w..,n et D<:<;l,.Wn ,....,_ 6 __ ,,. · a s · · ·"" · · • '.J 23'76 Newport Blvd, CM OOch. EIDli edt criy •. $100 ,..uu..,: •J"VV'to .• Coron• dtil Mar 2 BR. 2 haths ......... $300 ter. Quiet adu.11. Al., rooms !>e-9'755 or 66-39G1 Incl utUs. 499-34&1 WINTER•duplex avail • 3 .+.--------4 BR 2 bath;; $350 $15 per wk. 67>3613. 4: den. COOice Lido Joe. SPACIOUS 2 BR house In ' ..• ".". This Ad 'Vorth $5 on Rent 2 Br, 2 be, oceanfront villa. BR, 2 ba, 2 BR, 1 ba. Nr. ::. =~-u~~~& .~· ~~~lsF~;l~v:~L~ ired hi·11 Balboa Peninsula SH~UEtUan a00pt. S17.50 lto1 vt ·::r. ~~ Temis. =an~~. 3 br, 2 pJet.ely turnlsbed. Avail Nov. ht. 67l-2278 ..-~ 3 BR, 2 be., yearly w . ' p nc, poo nc, Lavr90n, Realtor 675-4562 2 BR. 1 ha, yearly f\.fen or women. 2 3 7 6 STUDIO apt Walk to ~· ha, c>-wsher, ice maker. IJ~;;;:::;,,=;;;;::::;..;::::.:::=13 IBR. de" 2 BA, F IA ht. 2C6 Cypress St, -675-7833 Newport Blvd.. C.M. $90. utilities included. $315. 615-al84. TER .2 81\, 2 b&. to. Jmmar, $390/mo. 4 2 9 REALTY 645-396'1. 641>-1258 3 BR, winter, furn. drpg, Uo, dbl 1ar. trplc, F.A. lfcHotrope. 675-4651 0 r Univ. Park CcntPr, Irvine Duplexes Unfurn. 350 2 BR unit, ln triplex, W/W STUDIO, new, dose to bch & blt:ns, patio, % blck from eat. {213) 794-5683 days; S'i':r-ros7 ('1111 Anytime, 833·0X20 ,_ .-...... be h ll"Kn .,..,,. ..,,..~ 213) 19J...7832eves; 675-2504 · Qfijce hours 8 A~t to 8 PM General cp,.., ... "¥"s, ran1e, Mpg. Mature penon. $12i ac ·~·"'.r.J<N'l aft7. •' 2 Br. $145, CLEAN. Fncd. tireplaee, garage, Private Incl utll. 4M-'rzi6. OCEANFRONT 3 Br., 2 ba, A lien Furn. Wlnter. Kids/pets ok. 3 BR. 2 Ba. home o'looking NEW 2 BR &. DEN -2 BA. yard & patio. SlS> mo. Avd Newpgrt Be•ch cpti, dft>s, Partial tum. 2 n 's..t Ir Sun PM's. 220 Rent~A .. Hou1e 979-8430 adult pool in Univ. PIU'k. :~~te~1~. d~i r:r~ ~~1: Oct. 10. Adub 6t2-68'1'%. -car gar. $400 mo. 642-3443. EbolL-'675-7667. 213: 3 BR, 2 BA, Harbor View $3_10. Owner 644-1618 l child ok, no peti. lSl E. * $25 PER WEEK * We have Winier Rentals 4 BR, 2 BA on Beach. Avail ~~~-;--,,.,,,,----1 Sch). district. Avail Oct laL L •-11 642-4 & Up. Pool &: maid service. \\-'Ill Take Students now tbN June 16, 19n. :t $300/mo. uaae. 963-4919.-aguna -ac Bay St., C.M. 837· Kitchens ava'I, Mot~ Tahiti Also cx:eanfronts avail. 64s-:o24S or 547-9726. Bob. woort Be•ch Costa Mesa comer Harbor-A: Victoria. 4 BR, 2 BA , ........... S350 YEARLY lse. 2 doors from Oc--t, 1 -"I Coit• Meu $1.M-Lrg. 2 Br, No. end. ' .. '°.......,. 2 •• * CLEAN 2 Br Close to 3 BR, 2 BA ......... " .$285 heh 2 Br part •·-C t ... ™• Uu New crpts, drps, a:ar, aml ,,_..,"'-"..,. '™"-· carp., · 11.,.., • . . u uTI. p s, W'"•-•-'!'--' d ·•--Adul~ o"'" no pet! t BR., 1 BA , .... , , • . • • . ,.., d~• -/ 0 ,. ,.., AVAILABLE VILLA CORDOVA FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY (ReservaUotl! accepted on others) At MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE An address of distinc- tion in Costa M e s a adjacent to Newport Beach, Balboa and \he Southland's finest com- munities. UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom from $160 1 bdrm. & den from $180 COOL-FRESH QUIET· SAFE fNear Back Bay) 40 Unit Adult Complex !11 2 Br. L1ftl Entertaining wUI be a plea1- ure. Decorating 'l'l'ill. be a joy, • Sppcial cablnet apace e IAck prage1 w/lg stor e Bm ceil • Lndry e Patloa e D/W, disposal • s.,.cw ""'"""'°"'""' • Deep 2 color !!hag crpts e Drapes GAS i: WATER PAlD Mo .. tn Mo. $174 2323 Elden Ave., CM ~ . • • • . • • • ' • • • ' . • . . ._.. OiILDREN-PrI'S OK pet ....... ~. .,.,._...u ya r • ....,r,,, "' ,..,,, · • .,... ~ mo. ~· 2 Br. 50' fl'Om water, BIKE RIDE TO THE $200-Tiny house, h~ yard, Fam:llie!f bnly, Avail. row. Inquire 179% Rochester, 3 BR. ~~; '6ii.':i663 .. $2'75 WATERFRONT DPLlC, dlx 3 The charm of Old ': .. . . • e • ! tto. gar • ..,bfo ,..or1,, BEACH oharm & pnvaey! °'" 51&-2453 • C.M. 1" .. gor, '""'"'-boot dk, World Spain awaits you LIVE LIKE A KING New 3 Br. 2 Ba. Frplc., 3 br, 2 ba~tow. nfrlg. $325 . 2 + den + "'orkshop, liNFURN. 2 BR duplex. * I BR. XTRA NICE 6n-7!161 oc CID5> 687-8384. in Costa Mesa a t Ring At Budget Prices! ttr., patio. Child Wl!lcome! Cpts, drpl. Lee food ft8t yd. f.rplc. gorgeous, view, small yd. 2170 Pacific Ave, Pool , clean, cri>t, drpi, Indcy, Brothers' M e d i t e r .. U-VIEW RENTALS DBL GAR 1: boat/trlr gate. cblkt/pet. 01. Sl35 mo. 6#-0579 BBQ, nr shopping 1: beach, Newpert H1lghta ran e a n Village. The FURNJSHED- 3-4030 or 494-3Z4.8 Qulef street. $235 mo. NU.VIEW RENTALS FOR rent 2 Br unfurn $1«9., adults. 646-257S. CLEAN 1 or 2 BR. Adults, no coUntry is the setting UNFURNISHED INTER rentals on beach, 2 HURRYil ~' 96>-U2l 6'l3-40XI or 494-3248 duplex. 2181 American Ave. FURNISHED 1 In&: I e pets. Lee kit. $135-$150. 2421 wber.e quaint cobble-* POOLS y , houoe $330. 1 B•. apt GllE,.T l'AMILY 2 BR, w. ha., Irr. d"'1<, See Oct. ht. 54<Hf>tl. bedroom, no dlildnm °' BRAND NEW 3 STORY E. 16th St., NB. 64tl-!Btl!. stone courtyards and * ENCLOSED 200. ~ eves. 540-2846 HOME ocean vu, refrig. S250 per UN1'""URN. 2 BR duplex-pets. 2405% E. 16th St., NB. Lwcurioualy tum. Ocea.n· S•n Clemente path ways wind over GARAGES aya. -3 Bdma., 2 bl.. Dln. mi. Near mo. Leaae 1039' Oro St. small yd. 2170 Pacillc Ave., 6tS-46k front/VJew ApU. 3 &: 4 BR's, streams and ponds , to * CONVENIENT LOJ'J'i 4 Bt LOVELY Harbor fflcb, Lairit yard. 963-4824; C.M. $135 mo. 644--0579. LRG. tum. 1 Bl. apt. Jaund. 2 Ba. Open House Daily. 2 BR oceanfront penthouse the door of your villa TO ALL BEACHES ::0. ~ ~ or s:.:ierMon~. ~:1'. paid. Li.Un•. Hlll1 Huntington Ba•Ch :;~ ~i·d. ~ =: ~m~~ of: N~B.roi;;e~~ ~::C~~ :~r ;:!:: ~;: apartment. FROM $135 MONTH trlmt cdu. $135. Sep, Gu C!Rl'k Somero 6""000 UlVELY 3 BR & '~"· 2 hi. IMMED OCCUPANCY $135. 1922 Waila<e, Apt, B, Call"'" 646-3ll~ mo, Oct.July bl 492-8074. -Fireplaces., wet bars. ADULTS PLEASE ·: nit $125.t.:: $90 uu pd. o•t• MeN bdl:IJt landscaped, garden New 2 &:: 3 Br" apt11 541Hi518. ATI'R. 2 BR, 2 Ba.. & 3 BR. 2 a..EA...'i comfortable bachl beamed ceilings. wood VILLA POMONA -: ent·A· OUM 9f9.M10 MODERN attractive 3 ~..!_~:.._ Cum&om 1crp1 ts &:~ Co Dbl garage, dshwshr ACAPULCO Ba. $185 &: $2511 Mo. Winter unit, $80 per mo. l11cl. utll. panellng.d d . d PHONE r. ~IS ·.: 0 BR. Sl2l le ~ ' • ~ ........ r ) tns .... •-. r l-Iuntington/Adan1s, ll.B. Deluxe 1 Br. ;1r:;n I: Up. uin rentals. Steps to ocean & May be teen Sun. 2 pm, 106 -Fashione esigne .,.2-_ V 1 c.1 "lo S1 mo. bedroom, l bath house in Overlook>e U.·I~ woiid 5~188 ..,_ bey, Ba I b 0 a Penlnaula. coJol"'Coordinated fn. f.1760 Pomona Ave.) " % bllul bch. 717·211'% 1-lcta Verde. :Z ~s.' Gol.t Course. 8.?D-T182 pd, Pool, Prklng, Adults, no Chol Santemando. ter iors, with c arpets ~ St. f113.-.3963. family or dining room. NEW 2 Br. Prlv. ;,.urd. pet.A. 74(1,V. 18th St., CM. ce area. Apt Untum 36$ , 305 Adults preferred. No pets. NEW ~ BR. Fam rm, 2 Ba. Dtlhv.T. cr<pts/drps, gar, 3 Roo $82 50 1 adult Balboa. Real Estate Co. • • and drapes. S285 J)eT' mo. Call 6'f3.-«i68 crpts, drps, bltns, frplc. $290 $175/mo. 5 3 6-7 63 3 .. or ma, · over 700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa -Private patios and HA,.OR lt-=-:------1 or 54&-3688. per mo. Days 830-'100J ext 536-aE 35, no pets; m 7 Westmtn-673--il40 673-3596 eves B•lbo4t Penlnsul• balconies. • . r•I "" M •f D 1 I E & ster Ave., CM. lnq: 240 FREEi I 4 Bdrm, Family Room, home .;:kndsn:~ es; vn 1 BR, frpl c, cpt, drpa, gar, Sierlca, c.~{. Z13: 698-6012or213: 696-m4. 3 Br. 2 ba Dix apt. Incl frplc, -Community Center TOWN Ho'" u· •s' E . tor leue In Newport ' stove, refrlg, Adlta. $140 . SEA~ Manor Apt 1 3 balconies, din rm, &: ls 1 with spacious lounges, ' Landlfrcls-OwMl"I Helgbtl IN&. Top Co~ L•nuna Nl-... 1 mo. 842-TI55. $00Br& •TrP·-~~ly turnlsA d uhedl t ,1 Be lot' apt. utll pd. blk from bay .t: ocean. l yr billiard and ping pong , ,~· •• : will refer tenants to YnU. · .-•"'"' • ....,,&. · 1148.=. Pool, .. ~ P'·-n"· leue Day , .. ••6J nlt 2217 H-..... -r, .~-~ • · i v dit1on, $395. mo. Call Mr. Newport Beach 64S-t530 lJ2 W WU., CM "" .J,,Jll.J uwc ua. ' s, ~ ; ea, rooms. JiL... -... -uu ·~ .,.._,., E of ci..i.-MAnv Bail -~= LUXURY 2 Br ndo • ' n, . A~ •• uk about our discount 6'r.'r2306. ' ----l BR Bae . .A-M·. ·--a" • · · -v ey Apnt 6·~. · co , SUIT -3 swim:ming p o o I s -• al=1~ tenants on our O~ER. 4 Br l,._ Ba. Ll'I by trees, fountains, golf N'EWPORT We De I u x ~!i~~ ~~~: 5C8-:m2 :tt. PANORA!.~ Vliew, 2 Br, 2 outdoor wlilrlpool, 4 F~y ~arpeted ~draped. ~ w · ...._ fenced Yard . CUJ-dMae coune. Bargain $265. 31512 Waterfront w/'ffier, bt, 3 no W 1Bth St CM BRAND new 3 beGoont Ba. Yeariy. Adults. Ger., night lighted te nnis e ec tchen. mo. : LA Rent•I~ ·• 645-.nw street. Children/pets ok. Weit Nine. 493-9227. BR, 2 BA, bltins, frig, frplc, · • • bMf1 tmwfaae, •t 0 ve/l'efrig. wsfr/d)tr. • Heated Pool .. Nr. 'Sbop'1 ~ cozy Qottqe! 1 Br. Clean, '$275/mo. 54.>~. YRLY lease. New 2 Br .. 2 ~~fy cri:!'. &: =· !:: ~~~~~ ~~~~~: ~ ~sli~.~~ ~. 673-008, 49'J-Ot9l _}{!'!1~ spa with gym. Adults only, No-.p.fl : ~e, ~ Nr. storea. Rel'•· Aval! 11/1. ~1°;~~~urse. $.125 mo. 675-7672. pets. Aho 2 Brunt 60-9520. builtins. PETE BARREIT ~· ~~: T·b~ 8:'~ ~:~~ ;::dd !'cf~~~= Ntw dur,lexes & LA Ront!Jli e 64.J.3'00 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, GAR-Nawport Buch CHANNELFRONT 2 Br, 2 Ba. No petl. REALTY 6<><im ocean or hly. 67'Hl!92. 620 f lilt! I l d trip IXH ,;..;.;;.;:;;=--~.;;/.;.; AGE, FENCED Y.UW. $190. 3 BR., 2 Ba. Hqe lanai $1S5/mo. Adults 01J}y, m BAYFRQNT Dix u pper w. Balboa Blvd. ac e s, n c u -• 2 BR • adult. • $195. DREAM . Stutfl 1 Br. CALJ.. ~Tm. $l!fi • 2 BR, 2 Ba, gar, deck, Yearly Lea1e 673-9187 pets, 820 Center St. &12-6848. duplex. 3 Br. 2 Ba , NEW 3 Br, 2 Ba,· pet & ing sauna baths. to e 3 BR • 1 chlld • $295. , crpts/drps, sml-pet ok. R:r; McC•rcfle, Realtor bltns, mature quiet couple. Duplexes, 1 Br. Sl40. Adults on]y. Yrly-,$400. AdJta. 233 19th cldldren OK. $300 mo. Yrly -A security system Beaut., ~. spe.cloua apts ; $US. ..1 ' o Newport Blvd., C.M. $2110-New 2 ~· l~ Ba. ~ Furn. ,, Umfum. 355 S/Pool. Ideal for Bachelors St., No. C, 675--0'116. lease. 917 E. Balboa Blvd. insure yourtl priv 1 acy.t w/!ncd yard!, patios A: quiet : LA RllJi!!h e 645-3900 bk ocean, child pet ok. 1993 Church St.~. 2 Br furn mobile home, -Convenien y oca • privacy, No pets, lSl E, 84.)1 • 3 BR. 2 ~ QlnOo. Crptl $2T":>-3 Br, 2 Ba, bltnll, deek, General adulti only, no pets, Capistrano a.aett ed to all of Southern St. (at Fullerton St) C.M. ~ s~ire~e~~! ~g,Bach· <h'pa, &itt11. 1"ff rm. & cNblUld Vokl.E2WhseR•EtoNbTayA.LS th 1;i, ~ =~o~. ~~ $160/mo. Pool. 213:245--4'1S3 LARGE upper duplex, 2 BR, Caillornia, just m in-PHONE: 642-48.li 1! · inc · comm pool.· $ 2 2 O Imo. " 3 BR. 2 ha '· fum ., 6 ·~ •21s 2 BA ,. dio ,. •~· utes from the Pacllic p L Llk s LA Rentals e 64$..3900 54&-176.S. ~ m-4030 or 494-3248 unobstructed be.yfront. $4~ l\1onrovia •3, 54&-5470. pm, ~ · · P ...... ~. gar, er"" • urroundlng ! . -~ 3 BR. 2 ba. oceanfront. BEAtrr. 2 Br. Upper duplex. OCEANFRONT, kl: 1 Br. nr Grants. Pref adult. only, ~ean and Ne~rt QUIET DELUXE ; F ~fA~.G! 1 Br,tnturn, ~ted3 Si:· ~~eli ~~ year =rt i~ Unlurniabed. $325 lmmac. Priv. pr I: patio. QPt compl. tum. SUMno. no pets, $190., 496-4961. ~a~~h. ta g;erl°&, ng ~ 2 &: 3 BR APTS. : ~rp ; w k stores. U inc d ecora: 1225 • · vtD I pd bednna pier , tio.t. $300 The Irwin Co. Rltrl. 6#-6111 Nr. Weltclitt. $21:6. ~1349. ml w. ~t. lnq: Coron• del Mer e .s esa un-FURN BACHELOR $125. rp1. mo. . • + tU rn -• alt 7 Furn. B-~. & 1 Br. Ex· Apt C oc c&l fi'i'5..75Cil. try b. Pvt. Patlo1 * Htd. Pools f'LA Rentar •• MS-3900 837-9517. ~ per mo. u •fV.LJ ~· Nr Sbop'g * Adults Only • L , VERY clean 4BR, gu,"l!v pm. I .. JIVI captlonolly nlcol 2110 OCEANFRONT Furn. 2 BR. Hours: 10 to 6 Daily M rt' • A · P' FAf\tlLY Wanted. 2 Br. fenced 7nf, crpt, drps. $235 SHARP Waterfront Home. 4 ~'•-: .. Newport Bfvd., C.M. ~.~ ~~ ~: ..y Dlrectlon.s to Medllerranean a 1n1que pts. ;t~cd yrd. encl ·'a r ' mo S:KIO depoait, hm11,y on-BR, lrg patio, pr. Dock BACHELOR apt. $95 mo Qceenfront 60-6127. ~t:::.6 Villa~: Fnim the San Diego 1777 Santa Ana A~ .• C.M. • ;~ndslpcts. $135. ly no pet!. M2--&"1L ' avail. Winter or yearly. UUllltles pd. Older man. ~!'.!!, arbor Blvd MgT. Apt. 113 ~: LA Rentals • 645-3900 3 BDR...'1:, 2 Ba, fenced yd, S 4 0 0 I$ f 5 0, 6 7 3-<1792, Apts. Fum. U0 246 Walnut St. 548--0997 WATERFRONT Spac. 3 BR ON TEN ACRES ~?'~ue~ Or from N~'. NEWLY DFL"ORATED , 1-lEAR This! 3 Br. $2al. per mo. N!?W paint & 673-0698. B•lboa lll•nd BACHELOR unit, c r pt s, :e~/R$~t ~l. !r; Apts, tum./unfurn. Leu. port Blvd., turn North on 2 Br w I Pl' · med yrd w/ ' crp~/drps. stove, retrig. crpt. Owner I A.gt. Peter NOR~ BLUFFS -View, 'ii annpl furn. Bltn cloM!t & 642-3559. Ftreplaces . I prlv. patios. Harbor Blvd. r~-& .pd. a.I. btwn l A: • !\ids/Pf"!. $175. Vlolto, ~16-91&1.cr 54&4!640. br, ha townMe. Fam NEARLY ntiw 3 BR, 2 BA, cheats. $95. 675-7285. WINTER i,.a bile to ocean. 3 Pool.a Tenn11 Contnt'J Bkfst. MEDITERRANEAN 217&.a Pl~tia Ave: •• Sl40 . · LA Re ntals e 64S.3900 SHARP1 4 -aR_ ttpt & drpg, rm. Pool. CUst features, Nr comp!. furn. All elect kltch.. Fumilhed Bache1Dr Br, pvt patio $275/mG. Call IOO See Lane, CdM 6*26ll VILLAGE 2192.D Placenda Ave •• t135 large • yard. aoite to schLI. $39.5. 6'4-0275. trple. patio. BBQ. Lease pt fo relit knd MacArthur 11:r Cout Hwyl 2400 H•rbor Blvd., 2238-A 'D!.,,_t1a -' NE,vPORT Hgts! Older 3 ~crything. $ 2 2 5 /mo. WALK 1D be&ch. 3 Bdnnl. ' Sept.June. 638-8470/539-8831. SIOO 8mo. ; 830-9231 60-9'185 anytime w or Cost• Mes•~ Cal If. 92626 • ..... Cl, Ave. · • $I4Q B11e,.5,Irg tncd yrd, kids/pets. 5-16-Q.i69. l Ii: "2 SI;)', S3Z to $300 BAYFRONT l BR •. ·trplc, aft 6 wkdys. (7l4 ) SJJ..-0 2566-A Orange Ave, .... $140' 1..:.::.:==-----~-lea .... ...-Re-s... 548-1290 BACHELOR apt, Utll'1 pdd. FULLY tum $290 mo. thru 2 bedrooms each. BIUoa, 548-C B~rnard ···••····• $139 LA Renta11. 645-3900 Lrg old 2 Br, $130. Bring ~"~ .... .,,. . patio, park'g, Inquire: 400 VACANT. $95 I mo. Call: June. Oct'an view TV tnc. Fireplace, carpets &. We believe ln Equal 3 B!DRM. 2 Bath. $255.; 641 Newport Blvd CM kids & pets. 3 BR. 2 BA, rondo, Eastlutm, s. Baytront. #5, ~ll76. Ul).36th St. 673-1818 aft 3 '!:.• ... pes,~lce••' m' ',,•th'.' oCalln. Houalng OpportunJtles Beaut. New We1tky 2l ' Rent-A-HouM 979""430 lmrflftc cond.. $.185 mo. Call WINTER on the Beach: 2 BACllElLOR -1.1, -~"y p~ u: ~ * * * t p I I 644-1813 o• 6T.Hl000 ., ,...,_ ~ 673-8500 RLTR. ' ·:r. s. .. • spa, us BEAUT. new 3 BR, ln ' BR apt, deck. ~ Apolena. tum. $UO mo. lncldt all d. 2 BR, 2 ba w/trplc, refrl&. f Kpg, Adult1..no pets. triplex, priv yard, patio, 2 BR. lrpl, bltns, elec. gar. 675-6299 or tJ-3: 4M-«28, 60--8400 McNash Rftllty ;i blk to beach. Partly turn. DELUXE Townhouse. 3 + * $110 * * 151 E . 21st., C 0 s t gnr. Good location. 675-1M9. door. Walk 10 beach. $250, Balbo• Peninsula " ~·BR. UtiJ pajd. $110 mo. No ~ mo. Mike ~1500 elCI Bdrm, 2% ba, 1rP 1 c • 3Br, l~ Ba, newly painted. f"!tL646 1666 3 BR home, trplc, crpt., yrly be. 8704058• 536-7338--pets. fin Maple St, 2874 day1: eves 673-3798. dahwsht, wlw crpta, 1 ~ Bltns. crpt/drpe, encl patio. ~E 2 'Br ! * MS·0111 * 1\rps, fenced yard, 11tovcNEAR new 4 BR. 3 Bath •1.ov":'1yWKB•~hup-01n OceBr,~ •~• OCEANFRON'l' 3 br, 2 ba. ~' .... !!_~a'c"'h._~~ I~. Nr~&sbop'1.Chlldren Qui. et _;_. __ ~ no'!~ lnclcl, $225. Call 675-728.1. Bluffs condo, $425 Month .. ' -!...-IT ..... ,.~ s1-V l.r"O.wi7 '"''" WIUOWl-o 611:'. No pets, 880 Cenler St, -·-,J '-"1.0ll.Q. -::-, mW. ittt. CDITAMIU A,...C"lU't' 67., r"'JO Roo1ns, l\laid Service -Pool 2 B.R Downstain-.$140 be« NII;. nun1:r ~··Y· uog, CM'. Call aft l pm wkdays. Cpts/drps.ew:J. I a r a I e _. 1 Ur. crpts, drps, kitchen, ~, 1 <r<N _ UtU Pd. ~--cpt/dron bl'"'• no pets da¥a. 83&-1491 ; eve 1 2 BR. Stove, refr:la:, nu decor. =~'--It; C ~ --•n ·~ W/w Cl'Pl"C· Vlow, Adultl, All d&Y"'fklld!. SIU340. -,...11 • .;."';,;. 3·.-Th<'SC AN Just A fe"•' o! ul d, lurn. 242 Flower, C.M. NewPort Shor.t • Call 675-3740 • Nr Harbor Center. 5«)-44M, f;75...'ZM9 -io ...u,_ '""' ap1J ,..,,-,,-:--=,,-,==hr ~ -$240. 10 to 4 ·IOilay· • SARD""'.SffilNG pni. . ur Jl.1.ANY RENT A.LS . . . _. ' NE\VPOR!J" ShoreA 00 "W.er. 2 BR. l% BA. patio, balcony, NICE 1 A 2 BR Trailer1. $80 4 Bt, 3 Ba, wltrp.lc, dsbw , ;w Heliotrope, Apt Bt OBc. . 1;1-,; ... * N~f.\VPORT Back Bay, 1pac. 3 B'R. 2 BA. Pam Rm, frplc. 315 E. Bay. sz.o mo. on yrly &: Up. Mature adults. 133 E. patio, gar. Yearly Som/mo TWO bdrm 1~ bat b 1 Fa tamlly er adult Uvfn&. 3 BDRM, 2 Ba UJ)ptt tt1-ple,i OG to . Bea ch! l-'urn ·' Br., 2 ~ ha. lam. Free ~ 548'-800> be. Inq. at Apt C 673-J52J 16th S:t, C.M. SU-1265. or winter $340 +. Will rent fireplace $245 incl AJi )..! bl:dl00tna. flttplaco, Carpeta, dn:pn. Qu I et t Bach All util pd~ ni11ln1., pool, 557-4955 alt 3. · or 548--777l. $?9.M. Sm.all turn traller w/ to students. 673-6370. utilities. • Phone ( 114 ) patio, pooL Great loc:aUon. Adults, no peta. 2 2 a. ' * -""" rxtra Irr yanl, frplc., Sen Clementi c .. e.b&. Utllo ,pd. Adlta, no I BR -turn. One block to 644-8814 er ~ THE VENDOME ~ n.y. -= $12S-STUDIO y.·/ r r p I c ! 2 <·11r ~~· crpt, $250 per Ill(!, 2 BR hollMl, carpbr'I, l'l'dl!C-S:y ~ 2 Br,'pd.$250. hl Pf)tl. 544-1539. ocean. Small vktw. $150. 1145 All&bWn. 60-2:824 c"':;;'~;;.;~·::,"'7":::-=...41 JdeaJ for sfn,qle, IOC'I ulll. \\la!er 1ocl. 54~ om1ed, nirw cptg, drps. R, · • Util Be • yrly. 675-6900: 6 4 6-26 9 6 2 Br.. 2 Ba.. qpataJra. · DELUXE 2 Br, lM. & Stud * ' 3 BR on 'J\attn Ave. Patio, f!'l'M'losed yd, clo&'t to pler le-ptk'g. Mitt. 303 E. DaM Point "8. oo.mwn. Attract. apt. • TOWNHOUSE an dtad-end strtet. t10-COZ.V 1 Br. Cotlagf'! F:\l'l')'t hin~ Ne"'! $250/mb. shopping, util pd, tttrir & Edl(lwatt:r. l-3'11""2866. • , e snJDENTS NO FEE e 8Wed1lh trpLc. 6 fl•-•ilO 2 Br. l~ Ba. Crpta, drpt., drpt, pooi, bltna,' prt,. Stovc/ttlfii, Prt ok. s1.·~·l&1, s.r.J-3379, R.18-8919 ·st~e toal. No pe11, 57888 • 2 BR near beach &: bay. LA.RGI!: modef'n 1 BDRM, 8eacfl rentU:. siA-•Br. $275 ~; 673-4607 alt I pm. st~, prtv. patio. Carport. l>'tloe. Sl~ 1 d\Dd ot. * FountoJn Vona alttT 6 Piii. ~51l0 day>. Carport, lndry. 121.1/mo. pool'. BBQ, patio. Next to Up Atfbey ruty &U-38Sf SO, Ol i()oy .• 51311 Bep!Ja. 2 Mulls, no pell. 1411 M'1oily pet& 548-71N. 150 -VACANT: 2 Be. V S.•toAlta )Tiy.67HSZ. = ~lnclud. utll, e Wil'rl'ER -YEAllLY • BR. blina, reftir., lllll!dtck. IA.,CM. Sl'AC263Broptntou Bungalow, Cu. K;ds/pet• 4JJH converted to 3 CLEAN BACHELOR AFT. ' ' ON Ill)' Spilt 1...i. 3 BR. 2 pr, lrplc. $2111. Open sat • UPPER. LARGE 2 Bt .. ettd -. cpt/drp, bllDt, * plus large family rm comee 3 BT, 2 bo. SUS mo. lncltlL util. 30'J E. Hulttl""°" INdl Ba., .;..i... dek.. P 1 •,, a.n. l :i!IM:30. J54S.3493. pr. N•. occ a lho!>'I· olt. 1m-~E on lot! 3 Bl'. lpL , super sharp. $so6 eq,u, m,,.. blttos. Nr Balboa Blvd., •~n. $14> $116 pol'llally IUrft. $450 ,.ey. 224 BRAND New 2 BR. 1 BA, Multi. no Pflll. 2914 Royal 2206 Coll•ae No. 5 ... 80- tn<:d )'1'd, K I d • I P • t • per mo. X I n t . nbr· ~ 12 3 • I m • · • LRG. 1 BR. apt. Clooo to 8&ch<!lor ol i $11, tloo. m St. llH87ll """" edulll only, $2IO/mo, ht/ Palm Dr. lmtmo. ~ lJ9tl Maple No. 1 .•.• •~ICOlll<. h o o d , Call Mr. Snl· JW!Hl1611· beach ol ""'1llllblc-lllO mo. lrplc'L ,.i..-..,.;:. _ Wlo!tr, :1-3 BR. ,_, Btl, last ol $50 ilep, 7 l 2 or !51-#12. l BR. Chlldrln OJt, * der, 962-447! or 963-2107 Ho-~ul'IL 'fir Utll. pd. ~ ~ fiallt a Jots o1 PXl42ll5 per mo. CoMldcr L&l1clpur. 2 Br !lat over -on lauod. lac. l;lO all utll ""' 195-FRUI')' Tre<sl 3 Be, ail Agt. 1,1'1fum. 310 3 Bdrm #(, rrom 8 e pt. -Roc lioll. pool 6 yey. 1106 Neptune Dr. J.GE 3 BR. 2 ba. •low. tl1Jlc, Eldle 11t. Wat<r ol --· Apt I, 3 OT furn, f'1mUy/111~l•/)>el. u •ti .._ ... ~ •· Jww. J0111 W. ~ ,_, -.. ••• , Auna bllhs. Oil! 213: m.lGtll ev.a. bltJll, beam ctti's, SO. ltwy. turn. Child a pet Ok. Avocado, C.1\1. '&-~ ORDSI ~u nQ,-· -_....., t11-· ,..... -. ---·• ..,....... o;:::;; 3. Oall ~ ' ,SN l"1r ~ 173111 2 BR. I ba. pl', utll. pald. ~ "'~· 5t).G1l1. DELUXE 1 .. 2 BR. 1 a 1'RO: RliNTAL SER.VTCE 3 Bl! I dt., 111'' Ula mo. * *YEARLY 2111 -jijEA'Jflilodi..; 1'llnl. I SR. -Ln. 0 1Jlll W. ol Nr. OCW1. Open lHI Sept. * GREAT VIEW . 2 BR. * I BR. Drp, crvt, bllnl. rr.' 'bo. S1IO ap. Pool. A4ul llE'ACON RENTAl.S lit a laet. 0.Udnn a pet trplc, partly 'turn . ..,.,., wtnttt, )l)o Ind uUL COii BltdJ.1 bllt N. ol BlatorJ1 ~ a O<t. 1. 191)5.A W. ·1'11>1c. b1011, lillQllodm, pco1. J'a!Mror .a Balllr. Multi Utll pd. DI 111. 1011t '45-0111 * olt. fl63."'45. Only l2!0, Coll 673-7942 675-8(131. 14).'IHI Ba1btJa.-. $210 up. ~ -CllilJ>'no pllL'Jf!Oi 1111 )lLl_! .. ~1'111!!!,. ____ _ ,, • , ., \ .. c .. • I I e Bl ' n I 11 • DAIL'< PILOT '-1 k ... _ [!) I Ao•-·"'-]~ [ ... , ..... _ ,!tl [ -"'-l!!ll " I ..... _][~JI · .... ~·-·"'-.11'J ._I ----'I~ I .... ,_ ........ I~[ .. .-...... -lit) J --------··------------------i-. .. Apt. Unfum. * Apt. Unfum. Apts.. ~R;;;""'.;;;"::;';.' -----•;;; Aph,. Apt.., Furn. or"""""" 370 CD Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfum. 211 K. Ramn ....... Prl .... 1-..;...;;;.;;.c...;;......;_:...;.;'-C....:...--------"-- Huntington ._.. ::a_ $00. UW p & 4 d . ~ Costa Meu c .... -Huntington -N•.,,..... -,._ llNch * * BEA\mruL 1 l 2 BR. °"""""""*' Go.-Apt Padol, fr p I c. , Po0L llSll-$1111. Oa1J M6-5l63. LIGHT & Airy i.,. 3 BR Studio Apt. Sep. dln rm. 3 BR. 2 ,,., newly painl.od, 2 BR, """'· bllna, We • R IWPORTIRS ....... '160 mo. i.t , .... ...,,.. v.., -· -··WHY PA._K N DEWXE ~. patio, LARGE room w I b 1 t b . nnl9ic. 6 poola. al,19.. 9-Pri te entrance $95 + dean·•P· ~ Lown. Nr -" • ..,..,_ STAY HOMI ON I • 2 BR Adults OUldren 1tt'e~. No petS. • . , no peu, 60. nis, SlXI. SJ*!b,D Pooil5de Nptva lkh 54&-1764 mo. Patio. Yard. SDJ/mo. 213: ENCLOSED yard, 2 BR, 2 ba 38&-5255 morn'• only. :f~. =~ ~ 1~EA=-UFF Apia. WDKINDS. 2 ar.. 2 Ba., pool, ..... WOULDN'T YOU? Bungatov.' $1S>. ... 'Y'A R-•-rd 405 Newport 8Nch lower. Crpts, drps, bltns. LEX, New, 21ro lift, 111<1. 546-0469. llv Rm d1n Rm, lhq crpt. •5-..,-8--p•-01-.. ----- drapea, bl.tins, paUo & gv. Laund fac avail. $180mo. MODERN Sporkllng 2 BR, 645-3377 din rm, 114 BA. Nr Marina. Bdrm duplex. Cpt, drpl, pool, patio, BBQ, drps/cptd, stove, refrfg. Clo5e to .oop.. bltirul. From $175., 499-ni5, PU.· No children. No pet.a. =49&m89==~·~---'-',....,$UO. 8'7S-3i3. OCEAN' view, spa.c 2 BR. 2 CLEAN, lrg, 3 BR, l~ BA. BA, sunken liv rm, ~ $165/mo. Deposit Ir: refs Atta, blbl!, crpts, drps, req'd, t'hldrn ok. 549-4225. patio &: ylll'd. $190/mo. 837-39'11 or S31-517B. 2BR, !BA duplex unit. Patio, garden. prq:e. $195-SMOG h'tt, new 2 BR No pets $150 mo. 66-7529 studio apt. Crpts/drpg, gar, E-SIDE 2 BR, $150 lndry tadL 49&-'1569 or Bltns, w/wo refri1. Pool. -6"-<863=-=~-==-= Adults, no pets. 642-952l. NE\V OCEAN VIEW APT. * Stunning 2 A 3 BR., 968-~B~= if toll 2 ba, poo], rec area. . 710 W. 1Bth. St, C.M. & 2 BR w/f\lm avail. Htd pool. $130 & up. Adults. 853 LARGE LUXURY 1250 SQ ' 2 BR, 2 Ji"., AlL XTRAS $215 MO. 49&-5988 Center St, 645-8965. APT 3 Br, ~ be. trplc, NEWLY dee. 2 Br., new patio, gar~ crpts, drps, paint, incl bltna. ~-'=~-~-~- gar & patio. $165. 54!>-1693. East Bluff --------" ./ LRG, sunny 1 Br. upper ** 1 BR. Pool&: recreation nu crp 1 ts, drps, bltns, refri&:. rm. No pets. $140 mo. 5(5.$270, 8J3.3540. 644-4293 BDRM studio, no pets. --------- Crpta I: drps. S155. month. HuntlnQton Beech 567-717U. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 2 br biplex. Cpl, gar, ON BEACH•, encl yd. Avail Oct 1. dsbwahr. 8231 Ellis AWJ. 8<7":W6. WALK TO BEACH 1 " 2 Br. Cp... drpa, dahnhr, ~ !!fl': 308 16th. 847--3957. It's all here for you to enjoy Saturdays and Sundays and all week long, too. $7IO,OOO health spa, 7 swimming pools, 7 light· ed tennis courts, bicycle trails, putting green, shuffleboard, croquet. Spacious junior l's froiD $174.liO monthly, pl111 1 or 2-bedroom plus and z.,,tory town h-with 2 or 3 bed· rooms. All with electric 1d11 llimi, private bal--r or patio, carpetinc, ~Jes. s_ubter- ROOM, board 6: laundry b 3 BR .. 2 ba., all bltns. Steps eklerly. ttl~ it!ntleman. to beach. \Ylnter $250 mo. Refined private home ln furn. ALSO upper 3 BR. 2 beach area. Family ron- bu.., all bltnl, fl'plc. Yearly IUltatton r e q u e 1 t e d . S275 Mo. untum. &O-O;Ln :m-.:.:....7c:396o:;... ------I LRG. 2 Bdnm, unfum apt Adults, no pell, 3 11 Alabama St., Huntinatan Seq 2 BR, 1 ~ ba. frplc, patio, ranean parldD1. elevaton, _o~al matd ser~ enc:l gar. Wallt to beach. No vice. Gourmet food ~dry cleaner' dop. $195/mo. 962-1050. sal ,._ tifull f beauty OD OD grounds • .,.. u Y ur· 3 & 4 B.R. FlrR., or Unturn. Ne\v. Elmore Ce. Real Estate Division. 515-4)1). ·- Room1 LARGE 2 BR I BA, """'. nlabed mode!J -today, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other drapes. Ph: Ml·IUS/Evea. times by aPPoinbntnt.. Jut.north of Fashion FURNISHED room ln c84U«l5c:c=:..· ------1 , IslaDd at :limboree and Sip Joaquin Hills privafe home, with or 2 BR Apta. CloM'd iara&e· Road. . ' v.•1thout kilchen prlvilelt'I. Crpts, drpa, chlld &: small . -! l'f0 , ~ ~ • Working lady preferred. pet ok. $140/mo. 847-8149 PARK tlEWP.OIT AP~-TMENTS Mi"~" Viejo aru 58&-2918. EXTRA lge 2 br, utlls pd. th bay ROOM lo -.. -Cpta. drpa, patio, no peta. on • I r Kids OK. USS. 536-0121 Telephone (7141 644-1900 for rent1I lnform1tion. ;:~~\v.c:th·n~e°::;a.~Y Laguna Niguel NEW lrg 2 Br unf apt. Yard. Apt. Unfum. 365 Apts., ~l:IS. . Walk to Huntington Center. Fum. or Unfurn. 370 ROOMS s18 wk. up w/kit. $160/mo. TIUl28·5'17. !M'!'Po!I Buch $30. wk "P AplL Low 2 BR. 1 81;y, 4-plex, crpts, oNE bedroom apartments, _C_o_•_l•_Me_ .. _____ monthly rates 231G Newport -tool, ..,-. !hiJd ck. newly remodeled, carpeu, _,.,_nu -Blvd. CM .,._9155. SU). Q-5117. drapea. buUt1ns. $175 a ~......,. 41i1U month, Wlnter, See Sat &: SparklJrw New Adult Apls. DELUXE Bdrm., pvt home, SUn 1·5, 133f w. BalOO. 1 BR. nm $190. 8hare bath w/l tenant. Blvd. PETE _ ~ 2 BR. 2 BA turn $245 $75/lno. Eves, w k n d a REALTY 60-6llO. Prtftte ptdio8, lush forest 646-IDU·~· ------ADULTS ONLY --Clrports, gas paid. ROOM, turn, lhower, walJc.Jn Guest Home 415 PRIV. Room, men/o r \lt/OOl:en. Loving tare. Ooae to park, llbr • lllops. .. 2'162. COME see, ).ave your partnl cared for as you would do, time permitting, 6'2·9278 SEhfl or prt room \n aml guest home. Conv to lhop. pine center & p&rk. 642-&l.~l Rent11t1 to Sh11r• 430 * R001'1~tATF: REFERRALS * F1nd 1be Tdeal Roomn1nt<' Screened Ona Shr & &1\'P WE FURNTSl-1: Roommates Who \Vant to Shr Roommates \Vho NeW to Shr CALL (TI4l 533-0302 Roommate Referral Servi«' CAUCASIAN niiddle aged lady {straight) will sha.n> her home w/same . References. Laundry &: kit. pvp. C.M. $18. \I' k . 546-4436. PET OK ~ 114 E. Db St., C.~1. 548-0137 closets, no smoker/drinker. , Pri entry. $75 mo incl util. ... , '"" 40 ·11 I t & • DELUXE 2 BR., $190 Hunfillftton Beach ~ , v.•1 s iare ap NOW AVAIU.Kf · . . vt R. • ··• $25 clng dep. 54&-l<Xr;. car fr('e v.•i1h ft•ni. 10 l'l. ~~,1.::!:; .. ~,;:::·· .. LARGE. l B • .,l60 HUNTINGTON Gardens ROO~t for rent. Employed Lookirig ror l'\ltnpatible ron1· * $135. 842-5829 * 1 .... 1.11.. •"" _,... Q. 0-wshr, fri>l,c, swim pool. K . 2 BR, 2 BA Unt. Fr. $251 "''"""'· _11.., ,._ ,,,,,; 557-2125, 3)342 Santa Ana Ave. Apt.3. Heil at Boise. Chica. man preferred. I t ch en panion, not a eook and SPAC. 1 BR. ad.Its, no pets. 2 BR. J'Um Fr. $308 <11111", i-i..i ..i... "llllti 846-1323. Compare -See prlv. 548--0516 maid. 64(i...Gg41 evl'nings. Quiet area. Nr shopping. ADULTS ONLY •.;:?. -'· -_, FOR leue to ~ve or what w111·re missing. Fr. G ..,40 AG 540-1151 -_, Cl.lltDn1 ~ m11 ,,_ UEST room for e~ MAN will share 4 BR. pool MOVE TO THE REDWOODS -PARKCENTER s ... ia AM'• HIWHI Dllr.1:1• AdwU ApartlMftll. Sp1cN Ol'MI I nd two t»droom 1nd 1011 1pat11111ntaWlth: • Con11nuo111 cle1n1ng ovens 1nd • ,,_ S17S bu•lt·in 11n~s G11 1n4 Wat.,. ~ludlctl • Bullt·ln e11snw1une•• • E•ct01>on•I Freew•y • 1'11lk·ln clos1ls •nd ample 1cc.111blllty 5tOrllgtt IPICe • Colo! coo1Cl•'1Jle!I r u51CI"' OlllPtlllfll an!I Sh~g Catl)e!•lllJ • Puvue bllconoe1, p~hos, 01 ~11ds e Fireplaces In many un•l!I •Fully equipped Recre;u.on/ClulJ· l'tOU$11 •Four deluX1 l1unrtry rOOm!I • Swimming pools anG san.1 volley-bill court I P11k·ll~1 l1ndscar11n9 w1\h 1lro1ms and pone!~ • fu1n1!url 1v11llble Phone: (714) 543-1191 . .. • .. . 1000 Cebrillo Par-011ve. S1n!a A"'• C1Ulornl1 92705 PARKCENTER A Pro11c1 of The Earl Oeveloprnent Coroo<allon S~bJ•d1ary ol Th• 0. K. Earl CorPOlll1011 t I , ' Daily Pilot Classified ·Ads ' for Action ••• Call 642-5678 " · T. Fuml"'"' Available Ill ~-""'" SU>-~. lad . ho of~"··•· ho -··Un with 2 l% be., dlo shq C ei.d ~ 1 1c1 •• .,1W11 28Aelectpropemr,1 frpt!,J~""--=-'-o..---~--= ym me •"""'G.l.ll me, ~ ... , Btu , Ir P ra 51•1 :t p:>Ol. anl pet ot. '3& ¥' idle Items •.. 642-5678 &: transportatlon, 7366. pert0ns. 838-10'6. ~-~-----=--------r..t ~~~~ adlt1, ~ed :m'~:::S ~:;··· 1 .... C> 645-2346 66-4110 ~ 1 ~, .... '.UiifUl'ft.,._.,_,_. ___ J_6S __ A'"P-'·-u_._,._,_n. ___ .;,*'-·"Apt...__. _u_n1u_rn_. ___ w __ Apt.:...._u_n1u __ ,_•_· ___ 365 __ ,..:.P_,_. _u_._..,_ .... _. ___ W.....,. tJos.om I --~--NEW -· ' "'"'" -' **l BR. StxM I& Refrie. pa.Securtzy"~~· Z apt. 4 BR., 3 ti&. ;3· .. n;_, ~!!!l!!!!.!!'!l!!it~~llff~!_!ch!_ __ _!N~o~w'.!oo~rt~Bo!!!•~ch!!._ __ _!!~:f!~~~!._--~N!!•!!w'.!:po~rl~B~o!oc~h!!._ ___ _!N~.1~w~po~rt~Ba!!!ach~---J ~~ ... :."'~ pets. HUNTINGTON ""'" -Side ti••"""· $G5 • 1 • """"' • BR. <:$. PACIFIC ~ ~~-· 0wner._ =:--:,.=; No ..... 'Ill OCEAN AVE., H.B. ~ BAYFIWNT Wolk O> ~· o ·BDRM, -~ ~-. (n4) 53&-148'1 Call "' lzK 3 BR, 2 BA, portb> -' • ..... .,..... ...... ...., .,..., • .., Ofc open 10 am~ pm Dally W' ar la1fum. Udl ·-' r.wMt water pd, laundry rm. $1411. WILLIAM WALTERS ro. 4H·2277 flf1l. ' ' ·' .,.,,..,.,,- L.::121;E.'.::Bayii:::-;;'-St.;;54S<l388;;;-:;;-';.;;:;;-i 495-5274 .;I =--·-= -.. BR. Slmg crpt "' drpc. IMMED. OCCUPANCY I ~==:l:Jm=L?lsSEAa.I>T~~t':~Mfanor~~A~p:ts~. 2 Bltns. Encl gar. Nr. OCC. New 2 &: 3 Br apts Ir Br 11.u Pool ,..._... drp Upstairs. $145. ~9786. Dbl prage, dlhwtbr bJ•~· ~--' ._.d;~...,.1 • ~.,!; . I Ad H B u .. , •"" .,, _,, • .ws...1 1, 2 BR. Pool, Ct>r Huntington tullll, · · Ll"'-"Nl NIGUEL Placentia Ave. Ask about pleasant, nr ahopti. Adults. 1 -.,-="5"3M"""''°'118==~-9U our dilceunt. 543--82 Util pd. $135 up. 548--0336. * MOVE IN TODAY '.If APUT.-TI ... , ,......_. ....._,'" " LAGUNA NJGUIL ~Bay~· Luxucy • BDRM upper $135. 981 Spac 2 & 3 BR in 4-plex. All -• AVE Br, 2 ba. end temlce. Valencia. Bltna, carport. extras. Pool, rec bldg. Kkis .. 29041 Al__. • WaWfront. Leue. $500 .mo. 642-7431 welcome. From $139. See ~ :t Avail mw 6t)o<m) Mgr' 1nn KeelJoa. "B". ~ d-.:. 1 • • I ,,,; ON Bay, Split 1"ve1 3 l!R· ' CLASS1FIED wm sell JtJ 961>-7510 or 8<7-lltiO. ~ .~ • BA, ~c. dck, ...... $C0 'f"' I. Unlurn. . 365 Apt. Unturn. 365 • ~ I ~ :ac. 2llth St., ~ Huntington Beach '1 .... POINT • ,;;;:. :::.,,;,· c---;-:::----:- Ol"IN 10 a.m. • 6 p.m. ~.:;.. ~:"~ Family Affair Ttn llMll, I, 2, 3 BHl10lll Af1rtllt1l Li•ilJI. D11""4 for M..., Dad llllil Kids 10 Floor Plans To Choose From s155 To •235 Dishwashers. drop-M stoves. power vent hoods, drapes & <Oll"'ls -· Tennis Court, Pools. lor"·a...Q's, Sl'l.lffle Board, No·peU, mature adults oaly, $1'1ll/m0. -· ' DELUXE 2 & 3 BR., 2 Ba. EAS11LUff' 2 Br ~ Ba. encl. gar. $155 up. Rental ~ e&erc. q>ba/m.;,, trple, Ole., 3095 Mace Ave., ti ._. pool ''" by. ~1034. e.-· ~-....,...:--:---1,;;-;;;:;;:..,· =-.,,=-;:-;;:;;-Newport hech NEWLY decor. upper 3 BR, EASTBLUFF 2 ba., trplc. yrly lease. New- Villa Gr•n•da Apt1. port Shom, 642-8520. 8 TOWNHOUSE -Spacious 4 OLX. 2 Br., 2 Ba for quiet BR, :II~ Ba., balconies, adults. Patio, lndry, new frplc., wet bar, attached 2 paint i: crpts. $185. 642-1276. car p.rqe. 1800 sq. ft. YEARLY. Canal front 3 br, $375/mo. newly decor. Sundeck. Im· • EXECUTIVE • Townhouse mac. $300. 675-7124, , • ,. ! /.: .·. .. ,. ' I I I ' ' l I i ' I • l I • Bos ket Boll, Chilnrs Ploy Area. Three story r1cr1otion Bldg. with Billiard Room , T.V. Room. Cord & Porty Rooms. Gym, Sounos, & " Sun Roof. -Spacious 5 BR., den, 3 Ba., NEW 3 B 2 Ba N ocean frplc., wet bar. attached 2 Gold mia:.·dmwshr, ~f: $270 c~ garage. 2660 sq. ft. Balboa mw. • 33St. 644-4340 $550/mo. -Pool Facilities • NEW duplex 2 &: 3 BR. Nr. CdM High School $'Zi'5f$3Zi, yrty. Near ocean · 1 835 Amigos Wq.y, NB 64+-2991 & bay. ~. Licensed Day Care Center with out~oor ploy LA PARISIENNE * 3 BR. 2BA. 1 blJc to beach. :~~ .. ~"'""·fflt tH ~rnh•t ... u, ~:;~~~: $1:: ~OA~~ D Yearly Can 613-245.5. 6401 WARNll HUNT, BEACH POOL. Adults. 2 Br., I Ba nr ocean, bltns, m4' 979-1288 $23!5 Yrly; Adults, no pets 842-0629 AcroH from GoU Course Balboa Bl. nr 32 St. -~ Santa Ana Ave. . rt Heights l~~~~!J'~-~ .... ~ ~~ Need a "Pad"T Place an ad! Newpo &_., Unfvm. ilSAiipt. Unfurn. 365 Apt Unlu W * NICE 2 Br. Pool, SUndeck. s;:..,.:i::·:...::;;:.:;;:::.. __ _;:;::.;,;,;_;;;.;,_;_; ___ .c.;.;_.'-""-"'..:..--'-"-·--..-..--1 CID, pr. Adlts, no pets. Costa~ (o"t• Met• Coste Meu ~t $170. 548-49:12, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;'°""11=..::;:::.·-:::-:T""~-!!I s... Jt10n c0iliil1'...0 \ I • &»pewfth UI to th9 nWgieel weterl1nd of Vitti dtl a...oo. wh•• th• •mphnit is on th• nautic.1, •nd th• MY of lif• 11 u tranquil °'" 1xcitlng 11 vou mrs to """" h:. Ukeaklt IMng IN._ th9 diffettf* for thoe9 -iOVlng bolting, cnc.ding fountains 1nd sw1mm1,.. M dote• yovt pttio-cffck. Lind lowra wlll 1ppr9Citt1 1er11 cf e~t•v land.caped 1t0undll~ MllrweVt. Etch; .,..,..rt.name includel wtrV co"°91'MI* lull'" ury IPPC)kltment, Ill• alr~tionh~g and llPIOlll IOwnd pt'ODftl'll to Jneure your comfon and prtwcy, TM Vli:ht CIW offWI htndblll, tvm•nd _,,_,..,.... and IOdll room.. ll"4ng •nvwtier• 11st Is out of th• quntlol'I 1fttr -1ntVINdolL.ogo, Efflcltnel•, 1. 2, 2 plus den, from $180. Furnllhld end unturnlthld rmde11 o·ptt1 dal'y nine 'tll dirk. From the Sen Dlqo Ftff'MV t1kt tt1rbor Blvd.• Adlmttnd MIM Vtfdt Oftw~ &40-1800, • ( $185 mo. New 2 br, cpts, drps, wtr pd. 496-0989: (213)431"1282 anytime. Aph., '"'"' ·., Un!ur!l· 370 B•lboa Illa .. 8ALBOA Iilaod. attr. 2' or 3 lir, % blk to water. Winter $225, $%i0. Yrty $1DD, $325. (I) 871-8324. • Costa Mose ~~~~~~~~-~ L,A MANCHA BRAND NEW DEWXE UNITS ~t Now for your con· rtruc6on allowance ol I moflth' 1 Free Rent. 1 BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM A' DEN 2 BEDROOM S BEDROOM From 11515 wuber. Encl o1ed praa:e. Swlmmlna Pool. lllJ'B-Quet, 64)2001 '1'18 Scott Pl, CM SHADY Elma-Pool A Garden $1411-1170. Chlldr<n. Ask about free turn. plan. -. Need a "Pad"T Pl.IM an adl · 1 ... _ ,._ .......... r ' • .. • -' ,, • • ' . . . • • ' llil '~ -..... • • • • • • • l 6 ...I -a. ~. -c( c Cl) .c .. c ·-_,, .,, Cl) "' ·-.. .. Cl) > .,, cc "' 'c( .. .. , Here's How to Make Y Ohr Garage Sale a Big Success · -. • ' FIRST_ -Advertise the sole in the DAILY PILOT. Dial the direct line to results, 642-5678, and let a friendly DAILY · • • • ., PILOT Ad-visor help you . . . NEXT -Clip out the almost-instant GA~GE SALE ,sign .above ond paste it or staple it on a piece of cordboa_rd (~ ' . for display where people will ;S'8 it. (The 1D~ILX-~l.LOT has some ready-made cardboard signs you can pick up at· the offfce if you . pl~ce your ad iri ·person. They're free.) · • · I' " ' ' ' LAST -Certainly not least, relax and.wait for the ."':'stomers to come .. Your .ad in th,e DAILY PILOT is sure to ' . ' bring results. ' · ·· Phone 642 ,.5678 for Classified Want Ad·Results . . •, "'( • • I ' . . . DAILY ~PILOT ' ' ' ' I w • l ., \ • f I -· ' DAILY PILOT S.I NO MATTER .__-___.l~ I -I~ ._I .-~]~ .. ..-;..I u._ ... ___ lfSJ:;: 1 1 ~I ;jjjjjj-iiiiiiiiiiii~l~~I' I -"-J~ [ ----l~ WHAT RMMATF., makl or~. to &bare 2 Br. tum apt w/sundecll:. SlOO + ~ utlll. Avail irnmed. C d M • 5'-3472. fOOO Sq. ft. o«n tpaef' adj to a oYertookirc Oraqi:e County Airport. Consists or recepUon &J'ft, 1 indhrldu.1.J offices, Jee conft rence room 6 llCO'JWltine area. 38c Per sq, lt. 213: 634-3211. Aloc. f..,j,j, ii Found 11,.. ..ni SSO S<kMls & G•rdenlng P•lnttng & FOR RAtnt oH ..,... parld"' -imlrvctlons 575 P1perlt•ntlftf -lOx.!O, nf&tt lleh~-Kn"TEN &ppl'OX 4 ,__ -------BOB'S GARDEllJNG PO/mo. ~ 9 Newport Bbrlc mu«.\ body, 4 '1hlle PIANO or w lct-, m)' horM or 1 UNDSCAPING 1PAJNT1NG, Car pen try BJYd., a.ta Mesa. 541-13ZL paws. Shawn)' Ueti lhort yoon. a> Yn. e:otp. Mutn JJ"vlne liKiustrUJ n."Pfllra. 18 Jn. In &reL Sm. fur. \'le. Ftrnleal, CdM. tn mm.I<:. m..mi. Complex~. Jnb1 OK. Cflll Bob 646-M46. m-4235, 673-5956, PIANO t.F=,.,=ro=N"s--~7-4m,allL'I' 5pn1. l0la tltr, Patch, A:etNlr -------- • IT IS • • • t"OMPANJON to share nt'W mobile home in nice area. HB. Likes to cook le has car. W/elderly woman...Aft 4-S4<Hn2 New Waterfront Ot~ !)<om $270 Month Prtrne Location Ml Ba)'Slde Dr., N'pt. Beach Bill Grundy Rltr 675-6161 ...;... Jr.l FOUND: 16x24 Ny1o--,-U-.S.-Exp'd ttoacher, rea11. C~1ll * LANDSCAPING * ~;;;;;;jjjjjjjjjjjj;·~~iiiii;I f1a& akin& pvt. beaches Al 979--0tJO nft 5 pn1. Nt>V.' la1<i·rt~. :-i pr I n k I "r" , Cam~ Shcll"f't. Evtdtnt1y rlt't'kt, clNU111p. Stutt" lll:'d * PATOI PLASTERING All !)'Pf'$. F'l'ff es1\mate1 Cnll 5"10-6825 belon~ ... to cruiser. On 30" o.1"l"' Personela 53L "'""le·~. si·•• 6T~5133. """I" --c'':..· --~---Plumbinn ~ = I 1~ E X PEJt T J 11pn 11es t· ___ •:.,_, ___ _ * HINDU Sl~IR.Il'UAWS'l' • PF.KINGF-<iE FOUND IN ..... Md...,..~ Gardener. k no"''. how , t .R. OTIS PLID.IBING Let this a.d ~ your VIC. of Belfast !: i'"alrv~w upkt'<'p, plant. pest, 1r1n1 lti•11)()1tl'I~ .t Rl'palni. \\'Etter SELL IT SHARE hse \l.'/grad. 2 )&:, BR's mod. kit, prden, $107/mo. ~75'l3 9-6 dy'I. M prefd. WANTED: Lady with car to share Laguna Beach moblle home with u.me, 49f..7972 or 830-{J()70, • whole ouUook on Ille for the Rd., Costa 1t1esa. 549--1994 t·le11nup. 968-:.:NtG. hentrr.s, di1po6llls. furnu<.'f!IS, better Professk>na.I advice aft 5.cpm_. -------vslttlng DU'T'C'H gan:lt'ner . l'Xf'l('r , dshv.•shr~. !179-3730 f\.1/C & DEID< space available $50 on Ute. Llcensed. Readlllgs FOUN D nta le cat 6 to 7 MOTHEH. "'sp. l\f ,. ft 11 . t mplL lf•r., cl•ll ('.('n·lt. B/A. All Dnlly Pilot areas. mo. WW provide fumitutt daiQ', 10 AM-lD PM · months. vicinity 81.yshotts. Fenced yd. :,i.5 )'1" olds. Nr 536-2300 days or ;\ r i 1• Drains u11~ • $7.50 a(SS mo. Answering llel"Vlce 49)..Qlll. C9MI034. 312 No El N.B. Long hair, '11.'hite & Npt Hihts Elem. 51.•hool 2131630-5'163 p.1n. St'.>v.·f.'r hne to 100' -$15 avallabJe. 222 FC'.ll'Ht Ave, CamlaO! Real, San grey.~1-00. e 1::.tt~7. • 319-z:iO:.? r WITH A MATURE male roommate W8Jlled to aha.re 2 Br. apt. Pool. $80. 547-6791. G11regea for Rent .,..,.._... AL'S LandSl.'apini,:. Tr e c Laltma Beach. 494-9466 _Oe=.:..-::::;;·;;;:i;'o' u.;---FOUND: approx 10 days ago DA y Nunery, babies to 5 rt>mO\'al. •iar<l n•modt'llng -l'LU~tRI. C REPAlR OESK IPaC'e &vaJlab&e $:5(1 f'D(( male red/brown O>cker yrs $18 pt'r 'l\'k. 646-57l!8 or Trash hauling. lot clt•anup. r-;u joh 100 smnll DIDI. Wl8 'pl'OYide flnlture •J mbc Vic. or MagnoUa & 66--4302 Repair ~prink!er~. 673·1166, •-fi42-l12S • FOR rent J.ara:e garage storaae $25. ~:i,.r; ~ ~ P1ew Pt .. u:.dl 'l\ith _w.:.="""'=':.:·.:F.:..v:.·;_84;__7-_7916c.,:.·_= Builcte~ E..XP. llav.·1uif\ll Gardener coLE-PLU_M_B_l_N_G_ for Hunttnston Beacb. ~ KarM Mm Richard. We MALE. small brown dog. Vic 1 -KITCH---EN--,-ba-t"-~-m-od-·I · Con1plt'!t' i.:arrlt•nin~ si•n 'tl'f' ~1 1 ~•·tvi('<' 6-13'\llil BAY Vll!w O"plc S know ,...... )IOii oa.n find LDs AllllnOf &: El Monterey, "" " , Kfllnalani. G46--l(ii6_. ___ l'l.I \lHJ;>.t.; i ••p;i u·:-i :\nil 111 E wort lf )di atlll need lt and J>,.V, Call to 1 d ~ n ti I Y Ing & ronrn atidltions .. \ & ~I -~---Pb. 536-1TI7 Del~ Air-cooditioned CO~lPLF.1'E I. tt 1\' 11 " ~1.1! +IJ•)ll~. p ;1i111 l11::. Fn•1• Redeoon,ted. Lldo area WE MIS8 YOl1 TOO!! 1,.:963-cc,.::n;,:.:·cc..· --~----ConrractoNi. 497·l2SS. Gardening ~r.:icl". 1!;1ulin\.: 1 : .. r Call & snl "· R.1~1.1_n;:i. DAILY WANTED: Garage to rent, furniture storage, NewPOrt Area. 673-4020. CLEAN 2 car garage, next to police station, CM. $60 per mo. 9'&3499. R.eaJooonllcs, Bkr. ~ WILL aeyone who M1 seen a 1t1ALE puppy, brov.·n collar Bu1in•11 Service & clean-u\). Jim ;).1f(...-040j, '63 Impala, gold 2 door, w/blue rhinestones. "'Vici -----------JAPAN'f<.:S~ Ga r dene r . ~J .-~~ ..,..,.... "''11 ~~'JI A lier a, ton s CORONA del Mar. Dix alt cond. offl~s. Up to 2500 sq. rt. Pre'stige bldg. Xlnt prk.g. S'iS-6900. License •UBX 344 w,hlch Pomona & Hamilton, \,.:.M. LIBRA OFFICE' SERVICES k 1 SEWING-DESIGNING 646-3630 IBM "'•ping. 2588 Suite B, Con1plete Yard \\'or an4 disappeared vie. of Meyer1 ____ . -------·~ Clean-up. J.,l't't' esl. &12-.1102 ~lf'1l/\Vomen. Rell.!!. ll:d1·) St, CM between Victoria & FOUND on Shoreditr~amro Newport Blvd .. Costa r.tesa. Slll n1 in. Call 8~(;-.i \50 PILOT Wanted: for Storage Ca II 673-8801 aft 5 pm Office Rental 440 Wilson, night of Sept 24, Shores Bch. A watch. Call lil1s-8850. Hauling Alteratlons-642-5845- GROUND Ooor-pkg-nr fwy please call 548--0341. 673-~ & describe. C•rpenter ., \R I) , G Cl 500 It ·~...:.-----~--·I'' .i;, a_:agl'. t'.'11.nup. Nf'ut. B«C'U r11lc, 20 yrars l'Sfl. 17 sq. • $100. Toilet, etc JOHN-All ls forgiven. Will INF1..ATABLE boat found ln -Frf'e C'St. , dnys. Call .n.o.Kl.I""'"'" <>•r~. be_ at Howard's Restaurant Newport Harbor. Owner anytime, 5-tS.-5031. Tile PROFE.ssl AU Types \\lork? Cut doors. 38 ···"~-CM~-.. LARGE OR SMALL I ONAL Suite ready Pvery eve at 6:30 pm. We'll ldentlly. 496-0096. panel, remodel, 1i n 18 h , GEN. lluuhni::,. Tnf'/:->h ruh c'ERAMIC tile 11;:;--& OFFICE and/or desk 11pace to go, Hell at Bol5ll Oitca. have a delicious Weight MALE Irt·" Setter v·,, Brook· · ~ & t I H "'' ... frame, repairs. ere. 962·1961 . lr1n1. ·~ar ye 1' eanup. rt"model. Frt't' r~I. s111au avail. now •• Handy to San .8 . $275/mo, 846-1323. Watchers dinner &-talk it '"urst •Ball Rd., An·"elm. <' 83"2'"'3 ,_,. """" 'l.Dc tat in " ""' "'' e CARPENTRY e Rough&. i:.sl. ~ .iu.' ...;.i-.;i"""'. jobs v.-elcome. ~2426. Dleg'o Fwy. a 8u1lne11 Rental 445 out. E. K. 963-U93. SKlf'LOADER & dump truckl -~ii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Laguna NlgUd. 831-1400. ROBLEM ~... Co Finish patio Tops & cement. II PLUSll srrfall 3--0ttlce s\iite. ' 'T HE FACTORY", con.. p ....... ,. ..... cy. n-FOUND Basenjl City ol 646-.MTI., MS-1594. \\'tlr k. Concretl", asphn_lt, ststlngof!2unlque:'boutlque fi<tent, •'Ym.'p~th.ettc Orange, call)~ Identify, ~\\'in(!:, hreakinJ:;". 846-TilO._ .... : l!IlliJ Newport Ctnter. 644-8814 or , preiDQDCY c::aµnseling . Abor-~7-885&. Carpet \ervlce ... • • : J 642-3073 sbopc, bu 2 open1np, in the tion A Adoptions ref. AP-YARD. garage c!ea1111p.•. r;;;;;;;;;;~:.:I mall ranging from • mo. CARE.~~ .. ~A...... BLACK & grey, small male JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery Remove tre<'s, dirt, i\'y. 2 Adjoining offices, busy in-Card, tobacco & yardage ~ dog. Vic Edwardl A: stater, Ori-Shampoo f r e e Scotch· Dri\'ev.-yl'C. J:radin~. 8-17-2666. WANT tenection C.M. $90. Util's shOps esp. v.·anted. 425 :Jlth PALM I-CARD READINGS H.B. 842-96S.5. guard {Soil Retardants). Housecleaning Job Wanted, ..Mela 700 incl. 642-6560. St., l'lewport Be a ch, Past, preaent Ir. future, Degreuers &: all color :.:;;::::.:.;:;.:::.:; __ .:...----fy ouNG deJl('ndab1e nian 673--9606 or &12-8520. Advice &: help In many milt-Lost 555 brighteners cl 10 mlnule ttESA Cleantni;:, Carpets, n<'t'ds lull time l"m ploymt"nt. DOWNTOWN Laguna Beach ters. 213: 6M-l350. Fully He. blt"ftCh tor u•hite carpets. \\'inrlo\1·s. llr•.-1r.i::. •"1" · llns experience in paJnting 750 sq. ft. Ava.ii Oct. L 211 La Habra. Call for appt. \VIU. Myone V.'ho ha.I ~n a Save your money by saving Rcslrl/ronl'I. 5 5 7 -G 7 ·I 2 . ;1.nd 1.1 0 111 c rons!ruction. BroadwtQ.' .• ~-* EUROPf:AN PSYCHIC • , '6;1 Impala, i?1d 1 door. me extra h1ps. \Viii clean 5-18-il l l. &12-0022. SHOP tn Lquna Beach, ·216 .$25.i · ~;:nse ~UB;c ~ = llv'.ne rm., dlnlna rm. &: Prof. Carpet Cle•nlng .:.c:...::=-------I No. Cout H~i.~~,~ Appts.U"alltb~Oc-t.&:Nov. St ~= .. between.\rictot1a &: ha.II S15. Any ~1. _S7.~, Also \\"illdo\\·s & [Joor t•w·e JobWenteCi, Femele702 view. S300 fl)(,. iM-5600. (n.C) ~ Wilson, night of Sept 24, -COUCh $10. Chair $5. ta yn. Call D11t(·h s;;1.J50S, S1un-611n1 GOOD TYPIST AD! 642-5678 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROlJGH A DAILY PILOT 1736 ANAHE~ CM A New I,lfe wtthout drugs! pl•••• •all "o ""l. exp. ls what counts, not ( , ~~·_.,, ... ....-c ... .,...,-.,,,.. method I d work vo.(ltf Expert Housec aen1n~ Wiii do your typln9 •I Ground"'---, ~-. n• fwy Scientolqry can handle yoor · 0 m,,~ · R f Sl6 ~ .. , u.uw-t"V> • • I LOST 9/25. Fema l e Goodret.531-0101. By Day. e s. . .,,,,, her home, Will rlckup Toilet-$110-m-2654 problem. C.U ·'6-0644 now. Codtapoo. 10 wkll old. Black d Cl • nd d II I ' H B MEN-W01Mi. 'Professional w/small patch ot white on Celllng1 Oedicete ean1n9 • • ver oc• . ., lndustrl1I Rental 450 m~ .. Cail. ftir app't with chin. Vic of Harbor & * SP'"~~~ IVHITE * WE 00 EVER\"THING * F.V., West, 7Sc per pg. DIAL DIRECT PUBLIC NcrrICE JIOTIC• CALLING f'Oll &ID'S NOTICI! IS HEREBY GIVl!N "'-I tt.. Cail Communlly Cotltoe Olllrlcl ol Or- ...... County, C.lllornl1, her•INltltr r~ 1-rrtd to II,.,. "L .. -~. wlll rt.;eiVI bfd1 '°' the IH.it19 Wltl'I o¢1on to pu!'('llllM of -0) Olglt•I (omp,itlf' Orpn with Tr~" ol llMd or111n. Eteh btd 11 to be I" •ccord1"Ct1 wOh ,,,. 1P«lflall-Md othlr wHn.nl contr•tt i:locvmtnt1 now on 1111 •lid Optn to public . ln~tlon ln the offlct of ,,,. Leu.111. COPlltt. ••• a v1f11bte upon rlfQ1.195I to lilt Cail Community Cotl199 0 l1 Ir I c I f'V<'dlt.ins A~t. EKll bid 1haU be maH Oii 1 !'ilrm lo be OOfllnM •I tht offtctt. ol IM Hid L- ltt\d m1nt bit KC:om11111lltd b'I' • cl'rtlfled or c•1hltr'1 cNc'k mtdt PllV•llll to th• ordlf' ol tt\11 COllll Community CoU9<;11t 0 !1trld or 1 Md bDl'ld In ft~or ol Jiit (INlll Community Colllel• Oftlrlcl 1tK-~ lry tht btddtr •• prtnclPIOI Ind • 11t11ltctory 1ur1tv eotnptny I f turety In tM 1mou"t ol flv. ptrttnt """' ol tM '°''' •mount of thlt bid noured pvtr tht rnt111rnum IMM/pul'(;PllM ptr]Od, T,,. tl!Kk or boftd 1h11I bit "'""" " • ~rtnfw 11'1.tt thlt blddtt' Wiii tllkUtt th+I LHM Incl Option AgrtMntnt lf•wme 11 t-wd to l'llPll. S1ld d!Kk or bid Dofld wlll bit dtcltl'lld forftllltd If thlt wcctulut blddW f'9fulff lo tflttl' Into "Id L.111• Md ODflon/Af-1 l fltr being r~ qunt.d to do '° bV thlt aotrd 01 TrutlH1 ol Ille L-. Tl bt comldltrW, Md! btd 111111 bit -ltd t nd flied I" tht otllct of tht ~. "t,ll'(;fM1!ng ,t,otnt In thlt Dtstrld Admlnl1tr1tllon llulldl119, ll10 Adt m• AW'l'IU., Co.ti Me ... C1Ufon•l1, no! later tl'ltft n :oo '·"'· Mono:lly, ~ 1•. un, •nd Mell bid to autmltt.ci ahtU W OPf!Md Ind publicly 'lid tloud t i 11111 iltlOYI d1ttc1 time and plau. L•-rTMrYft tl!e rtol'lt to r•led eny and 111 bkb or to Mlve •n'I' trnsu11rtt111 or lnfol'm.lllllet '" 1ny bid or In tl!e bid· 61ng. No btddltf tN'I' 'Wlll'ldrtw hit bid for • Plrlod of '°""'.fl.,. 1'5l den ttt.r fll• dttt "" f« tht opening thfftof. IOAltD OF TRUSTEES, COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Or•"lllt County, C1llWM'nl1 l y: /If NORMAN E. WATSON S.Cret1ry, Board of Tnifffft; Olltrl: Oelotler li. 1t72 -11:00 •.m. lld No. "1 l"ubl1111'11d OMlntt Coe1t 01Tty Piiot. Sitp19rnMr JO and Odobtr 7, ltn 2UO-~ PUBLIC NcrrICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUS IUl lNISI MAM• ITATIMIJIT Tiit fol\oWlflt ~ •r• Ocltno M liwtl 11: WHOl.llALI! ll!ATHEll GOOOS, 1Mll l"tclnc Coe•I Hwy, SunMI Buch, C.11,, 901.0 • lllck o.tot end M•rv Ann Dtlot (WIN) 1"'2 loltt Chia Rd., HUflo flllffofl IHcti. C•lll. Thi• ....,,,.., 11 bt!llCI C(lnduettd bV •n lrldfyhfUM, ........ Till1 1i•""'9nl nltd W111'1 '"-C1tt111tv Cltrtl f/f Ortf1111t C0\11'\fY Ol'I: S.ot. S. Im. ly ltWrly J. Mlldd011, Otpo11y CO\ff\ty Clerk. "'a.M l'#lltMd 0nnot COlll Otlly "Uol, i.1111• '• 16. n. 20. 1m no.n PIJBLIC NcrrICE WANT AD 642-5678 PUBLIC NcrrICE NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN ll'llt ~ public l\tlllrlng W'tll be llllkl by the lrY!M c oy Council on TueMSlly, Oclober lG, 1911. •I 7:30 p.m.. In tht City Council Cllll"*rs, •:IOI CtmP111 Orlve, Suite '200, lrYlnt, Caflfornle, lo conifdltf 1pprov11 ol 1 ,_ Onion tor the lnl..,.ch1ng41 ol Cutvw Dr1Yt ti the S.nlt Ant FrHwly, Such dfllgn m1y r.11ulr1 1n 1nwnclm.nl to ttlt mtsttr pl1n ol arttrttl hlohw•v• reclallllYlll!I lrytn Av1nut-Mulrl1ncl1 Bouttvlnl\ to • cirlmtry 1rtH"ltJ tnd Trtb\lc'O llo,ect to I Meondfr'y 1rl1rl1I. AlT't'OM wlll/llno to 1tkprN lflltlr oC1ln!on1 In ll YOr of or In ~ltfon to Iha pro- posed lm.ndmtnl wltl bit hatrd. Wrllltn corr~t lllO wlll bt ttctpltd, /ti C•rol J. Flynn ~ty C!ty CIMk cf Tht Cltv ol Irvine "ubllth9d Or1t1g1 C1111st 01lly Piiot, Stsit•rnbtt a , 1tn 2'51·n PUBLIC NcrrICE PUBLIC NcrrICE NOT ICE IS H!'Rl!&Y OIVl!!N ffllit I Public H11rlllfl wlU bt "-Id befor9 !ht Pl.llnnl119 Cornmls11or\ ol Ill• Ctly of lr.olM on Tllun.dtY, Octobar It, Im, II 7:XI p.m. Jn Jiit Clly Council Ch1mi.r., 4201 CtmpUt Orlve, lr.olna Town Clftllr, ll'Ylna C•Ufornl1, fo conlldlf';. '" Ordtflll'ICI ol the City Coundl Of '"'f 't:UV af /l"llnt .. ltb/lthl119 I 0..IOn lt .... 1_ 80oln1 Ind IPl\lndlng OrdlNll'ICI Mo. 44 r~ultllng Wtllt tnd S!rHttc1tpn to pro. ~io. for ,,,. ~•Hon cf I 0..lgn RtYl- BINlrd encl fo dlllM "'9 poww1 tnd dll!I" ol 11kl bollrd. Jlt'I L. Wllto11, A1sl1l•nt Stc;r1f1ry CY,y Ill lnlne ~ Cornmhtlon P\lbf!INd Or.... C!!Mt Dilly 'llot, Stpftfflbtf' ». 1'72 Jal..72 PUBLIC NcrrICE NOTIC• 'i>f' 'UILIC H I A. I HG llP'Oll• TM• ,U.NJUJIO COM- MISSION 01' TM• CITY 01' ,.OUM- TAIN VA\UY NOTICE S HO:E:IV OIVliN 11'1.tt flll Wl!'Cl1111d1y, oc1o&r n, 1tn et 7:30 p.m. In IM Community C111W lulldlng, 10200 51~11!1'" Avenue, Fountain v 1 I I 1 y • C1llfomt1, Iha ~•nnlno Commlulon w!l1 .. hold Pllbllc l'lear!1111 on,,,. lollow!119: ,AIClll ,U.JI Ill -A,pplla!IMI fll.O tty l"•mUy He1ttti Plllfrtm ta ust I lnllltr II N'l'nOofltr'y office for OM y .. r t i ttoO Tllbtr'I loctttd I" tllt Cl ..... 'lllClll l'U.N 111 -A,pplltllltll'! 11.i'b-mllltd tty l!DCO ll'IC, fol' modlllettlon Of Pl"ltClll pit" lor tll'tOlnhlluMt to be lltutl9d ft!MlntllV ll tne' _.hW'ltf tor• "*'cf E11elld tnd l!dl1111tr. Tht lrioitrt1 11 fl.ll1MI' dncrlbt4 " "'*tor'• P1!"C9'I lllM'l.fS..07. THE.SE MATIEllS lr9 bel"f lltO(ff.Md pUr9Ul"I to Iha PlllMlng l.llwt. cf '"' St11to o1 CtllfClml• o-mmtnt c• .,,ooo .i wq, •ncl Iha P'VW:. Ttn1 21. Tllot• ••lrlne to tltlttty In l•vor or In 0PPG111tlo!I '° "'"' ""'""" wm be th•tr! en ~ to • •· " M1hlr lfl... '°"""llCWI 11 IJHlrtd you lfllt'\' C'9111tct tht flltnnl"t DitpMt111•1I 1t.H2-t4C Md l'lfll' to !flt tbcwt """''· PLANNING COMMISSION O~ THI CITY ~ FOUMTAIH VAL.LEV Clinton lhlf'recl, -.. ... 'lilbtllMd Or1191 C11111f Dt!ty l"l!Of, S.ltolnMr JL 1tn 2u.n PIJiUc NcrrICE ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~·~.... Rl"!s. Free .!'St. 646-2839 or wlll work by hour Inga, 6"'"9990 YMCA. Baker, C.1tl. Answers to New 6C."OIJ:9titai ceil\flrS HOUSE OF CLEAN cell 147-3095 • ALCOHO LICS Anonymous. Tosha. Reward! Pleue call .Airj time, 6#-n83 Reas. Fl . • 1 •II• 7 wrl 531-3885 alt 5 oori'I, wtnuO\\'S, C'tp , \V .. • · NEED heln al home'? \Ve Phone 542-721 or te pm. Cement, Concret1 "' .,.,, ,. . .. ---r. yrs. In nl't'ri. ""'2-f\ · hnvc A ir!P~, N u rs es , P.O. Box 1223. Costa MeM. LOST in Mesa Verde, Tiger -·-------............ II....._ Tf!OROUGlf Clennlng \Vt"ek· II o u sekprs, Companions. ~v.,.......-TERI striped cat, male wearing PATIOs..stDEWALKS I' k LI . h · CEMENT CCNTRACTOR 1,.. '>b pret'd. Xln'! rPflJ. .~omemn Prs JI Jo n , REALTORS We love Yt>tJ Dea collar. Answtts to ,. Please come home TigTe (tee-gray). He may Call ~lax • • 64+0081 ~l!\-\..1&.1. ,,. .c"~~7-<-=l68~l~. ---~~-~ " l' bed I t cam-l>A\'11'01"' $"'' d<"" G<'n. ·versalt'le Pos. Want-, * * AIL (abrics ~ price .,ave c im no a ...--e CUSTOM CEMENT \\'ORK ~" ~ .,, -1 OOOL&PT·ASING& UP Tues tltru •Sat -SONIA'S or ? fall Ma-40'15~ Ori~. \VALKS, patio~. {' J t' ant rig . i':~per\el'k'('(I. t:xec . ,\t11u. '*"·'I), 25.?.0 • • ABIU"'° a. • .._t Beach FE'IALE blk & wh. t pool decks. Don, 642--851·1 ~lt-1~. 5-11-3507. hni/v.k. (":111 afr"r 6 rn1. Jmprovenients to suit. ~tatnr F -""""""" · " -··7 596 .. ~ mini .. _Fox Terrier Vic Expert Housecleaning ,_,_,_. __ '·-------·' street identification, Knott a ..... '° · · • PATIOS-PLANTERS •· Ave. off ramp of Garden ( [g] Hlll'bor S]ioppl.ng Center, All Concrete work. Brick, By IJri.~'. Rl'li>. lt36·00 1S , .. ,.,,W,.nted . flt & F 710 GrnW! Frw)'. Lolt_,,... ] C.M. Sat. eve. Reward. slumpstone wk. SM-3533. ACCOUNTS ....,.,.ble elm, R' • 545-0739 Janitorial ,,......._ ~<:hard ~er 17141, 89.2i8374 ~ · f1 ' . , PATIOS, walks, drives. Saw, t•xp rec'd. Apply In person ,.,10[..,_..... ·r _ : <+· .__ I ADULTVmalFle Iruh &.Se::!;.!';. ~. remove &. replace Jeff's Cleaning Servlceal only, Lido Shipyard, 900 ''""Qon;l" · B Pr in k ·t ·r e d' · tags. le ower ~·-, • ~.collCrete 548-8668 for e1t Residential -C.Ommercl Lido Park Dr,, N.B. warehoUH spa~. 3152 aq ft Foun!<tr..,;!d•) SSO Reward! Name Qulntln Chlld C~re • * 64M384 • ANl'To.1AL Attendant, OYE"l' 21, &. 3280 111 tt at l3c per ft. BLAcK' & wbtte, male cat. ~6· . ----------Lend1capln9 fn.>e to ti·avel. Valid drlvers 2991 Grace Lane. Costa Vic B89lkle Dr. & Pacific PLEASE help. 2 York&h.1Tf' e CHILD CARE e 1Jc. Neat appear. Inq at Mesa, 8 am to 4 pm Coast Hwy., N.B. 548-3961. Terr. Vic Mesa Dr/SM~ LANDSCAPING 1-lunl. Center, Jett'a Pettlna 548-5551. Ana Hghts. 9 7 9-4 5 8 2, Dependable For un1qU1: & pc rsonulb.!'d 7,oo, 1777 Edinger, H.B. Rente11 W.m.d 460 G!:~d\I&~~~~:~~ ~a~~ 832-1827. . Harbor/Bnke1· Arca. • style In landscaping cnll ARTISTIC INDUSTRIOUS 38216th St., Collt& Mesa. ALTERED male., Siamese 5 4 6 • 41 4 5 James C. El'."'cr .· .. I.a n~· penon (oVl'r 181 to \\'Ork as WANTED to rent. garage tn Dana Point, San Clemente area. Call 546-1234. cat vie Bolsa Chica&: Hell, C ct 1caplng ~ Mainlf'n~ l(C' C · a nUce on antique autos. Daily Pilot Want Ad.I haw H.B. Generous reward ! 1._•_n_tr_• __ •_•______ "Renovahng ln\vns, A nr.-~ bargains galore. S46-3ll3. Additions • Remodeling ~!lsl ty nt this fln1e." Freel.iiii.iii~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil So LI 'd est. 646-7229 alt J." * * * * Trader's Paradise lines times dollars HELP! 2yr Germ Shep Gerwick & n, c * Blk/silver. Hu pups home. 673-«Ml * 54g..2170 We low her. 1! I ea 1 e ! JACK Taulane -Repair 673-0507. remod., addlt. 20 yn. ne. SAMOYED dog. male, ans Llc'd. My Way Co. S47-<I036. "Teddy", lost ID. Vlc Coat& Ga ,·ftning Mesa area. Call 548-5669. LOST drlc brwn Bunn1!1e cat Upper Sandcutle ar e.~, CdM Rewaro. 6#-Jn4. SML blk male doe, Wbllle star & white front paws. College Prk area. M&-3876. BLACK talldng Mynah i!lnl "Petey" vlclnity ~ blk Fernleaf, CdM 6i.r7162. GARDENING Service • Reliable and experienced. Free" estimates 963-1072 GARDENING . Tustin area, dependable, reliable ll!lrYice. &-0832 HANDY MAN, LT. PLUMB· ING. ELECT. CARPEN- TRY. • 548-5n& • '------------------~'I REWARD! White mlnlature 1 -----~---. . . -~··LA County.Reeeda EXP E RT Jape.ne se LOT in N. Lake Tahoe, In-EXCHG. 2 hsem, Big Bear tap, Ant CoCo. 894-19'13. Gardener. Co mple.re cline Village. Underground Lake, all or pt. ot $9000 eq. Gardening Senb. N•B, CM uUJitie1, Paved streets. for land, units It mod, car, GOLD pendant watch , Rose area S.~1~1. l'fade for house or duplex. antique or claulc car . sub-face. $50 Rew. WeddlnK rift. ~H"AN""D~YMA,.=.,...,N'--~All~~ld~o~d<-of n"'493-3502. ~ m1t. Bkr Mi-39281548-8651 Ple~aµ 956-0287. work, small Pbs a ~E S15M eqty in 4 Br, 21Ai ACRES No. ""caut. PART i~ Shep. lost vJc. spedalty. 956-9374 : 546--9723. l 0. Nwpt Doh Eul Blull Tro<o, c-to ...... Ii 118.k !ky. GARDENING SERVICE condo, i'or eqty ln hou.tt in lake. $2JOO., yalue. , ~ ·'call after 4 pm, 49f.8508 ~ -Reilnble Hunttngton Bcb or Fcimtain f« car, or '?? LOST aray cat, Wlle"Xed • ~ * Valley. 84&-3586 eve. CTI4) 835-6Xl8 male in E-BluH area flAVE' Leued comm'I bldg 1 Acre California Pfnes, Rewaro. 640-0285 alt 3pm. (j)UICK <;ASH Loe C·H lot, San Dimas. F Urrit 1. $2395 value. Trade LOSl' IN EAsrBLUFF. ALL THROUGH A & c 165,500. WANT' Hse, for c<ment •~Ii<. aqto, °' l GRAY CA)', DJ[µ). DAILY PILOT duplex/trlplex or 11? C.M./ ol comparable· value, * ~~ • M11aonry BRICK, BLOCK & Stone v.'tlrk. fi4&.8266 F46·1111Jl P•lntlng & Peperltenglng No WA11tmi: * WALLPAPER * Wh~n you call "Mae" 54$-1444 64S.17U INT le EXT paintlna:, papt'r hanging, natural w o o d ftnlahlng. 548-7905 or 548-2759. SEPT. sale, big d i s c .. 547-5846, wallpaper & hn ng- lng, 10.000. Samples The Hangman. Auembly ASSEMBLERS PACKERS Jmn1f'dlult• plae{'n1enl for inl'XJK'ri<'ncf'd or lite t"XJX'I'. UAAC'mbly flf"('lplt· CALI. U~ NOY.'! P.P.S. Pacific P•r1onnel Servlc.1 112 f'ip. Tower Union Bank Square CJrnoi;:-e. Calif. 547-6446 Mk for Rachel i\fay PH.Ci°. Painting , also roofs. ASSEMBL y acoous, ceil., lnter/exter. SQLDERERS-\VTRE \VR1\l' Llc/lns. Free est. &15-5191 E)i perlenced PAINTING &: PAPERING, Jrvtne 544>-445'1 19 yrs in Harbor an?a. Lie & NEVF.R A IT.E AT TF.J\1PO bonded. Rer!I furn. Tempo Temporftry lie.Ip PAINTING -Iloncs . cle n, ASSEMBLERS, PC- iruarantl?'ed \\'Qrk scd Asse1n1Jlc & soltl<'I' I 'l & Insure<! 40. oo.11·ds. r.1us1 h•• nlJI" 111 p . painter. horiest Y..'Ork, rcroi:::nl1r 111111i'i, knn11· <,Jlorl reas. lie/Ins. Jnt/1.xt. free ('()(JC'. do hrintl ~1dPrlnJ:: .~ est. Ref". 5-tS-7759. n:ncl lll"hrninti•"•i:, At'<'<'p!in.: N.B. OwnerlBkr. 673-6756. * 545-4966 * LOST: Sun 9/24. Bla.ck Bun· WANT AD r OH. clean & nea l pni nt\ng, 16 STORE shopping center, WANT: Small commercial ny, vie Tamura School F.V. 642•5678 inlerior. rea~. rates. Call appllc-a!ionl'C for If' s t 1 11 h daily, La Habra. Will accept iunal· w/llvtng quartmi blwn HB1 ;Cal~l~81;7~-4!162;;~·=====!...:==~======;.=D=ic=k=,=-=-==·==== !er properties, to split up I: Long Bet.ch, HAVE: Cirl• multiple ownership. Roy J, 3 \DU~~ .Jn M~. Amt.ton, Realtor, $7360. Bkr, .r.."fli'und W13-41.fil: HAVE: 2Br cottageR·2lot, $2,500 equtt;v on $~,000 rede\relop, area. Eq, $'1,700. c: hot c e Arrowheed ·lot. WU! add TD't Alar cuh. Trade tor late mod~ auto Want dplx, triJ)b:, CM, NB. Or' 111 or ctr or 1 Own/Sk ~756 1970 VW FASI'BACK, new Um, engine A m,ket, [Or van or pick-up. 5'8-3517 or -'l9 CHEVY, $800 VALUE. TRADE FOR PICK·UP TRVO< IN GOOD COND. CaB 545-Jm 5 BR. Executive home. Eull.Ide Cotta M r: 1 ... a • l'RADE $22.500. <qlllty f<1r lnoome untt1. Prefer :.> or mart. 6'7!>-7788 A.M. wru. trade '69 Ponche 911 T, 5 tpd. 38,000 mi Xlnl cond. Many extru. $&IOO value + ? 1' tor Cnzl9'r TS, FBpr.<l,14lM11l61, * * * HAVE: First TD $50m at $400/mo, 9% int. Due 10 yrs 2nd TD SJOm at $100/tno. 9% int. Due 10 yn. For h~. dplx/"1>b< CM/NB 673-6756. PACK'XRO Bell Stereo , Danlah mod cab, AM/FM Ktetto I: OllJT&l'd chanr;tr. Slave aJ)kr Incl. Val. m. lot 10 IPd bike. 645-4235. RED ECO RA TING. n-d Bui· locks $800 tofa, bluegm It celC')'-ror brn velvet iOose pillow .afa of same valtlft. 1'rd othr tum. 675-5798, l.Jke to tradeT Our Trader's Pandlae column ts for your * • 5 llne 5 d.,.. for 5 blJckL * * .. • ODETICS, INC . 1X·15 St1, t'.!;11u•heslr1', /\nu helm r;qual Or r111r, En.ploye r t .. 11F ---' ----1 l/\~~F.MBLER for small elec- tro mtth. manuf, co. Need \1·omt•n w/~ vision & dex- terity. Pe'l'm Ir f/tlme. Non. ~111t"lk1•r rt•(j'rl, No exper . n1•r. PlenMnt w o rk In i cnnrl8'. &'nd lnfonnadon. Clruritltlcd nd no. "1 c/o Oaily Piiot. P .O. Box 1560. Co~ts. 1\lesn, Calif. ~. ASS ISf. MGR TRNE PART-TI ME 6-9 :30 EVES. lll\llSIUN' of ma.nut. co. ha• ln11111'(f. openll"tf(t for }'OUng n1l"n 0\1!1' 21 who need a 11trm. :.!nd Job to supplement pt"t'senl ,1nron1e. $4.75 HR itlf:or lntervw: $47 .. 0913 ASSl~i· to wo nlC'nl ac- t:t>A."4ll'Y 1n11nufactlln!r. MUAt h11v(• .id. knowledge of acw-ina. 64&-l!HO. ASSl!n' ANT Food MJrn., perm p/llme wknda. $2. hr. 838-1103 bef<>re noon • • l lit. r l '• ' " ' : •' ' I I. I , ' ' . '. ., " .. ,, ' "' ., ,, I : I I ' '. I I I' ' ' ' ' • .. I ,• • DAILT PILOT 1 J[il) Help WanfOd . M & F 710 ASSOCIATE P LANN ER San Ju.an (..'apl.ctrano, CA . Poguletlon • 6,(0) S&lllJ)' • $l!60 , ... $1,000. Proles.~J pl.II.Mer with de&ret' &: U1rtt yean' ex· perl~nce lo ..,,•ork tor ntpidly gTO\vlng city. 1\18.lllt•r's dt'- gree can 11ubslituh: f1,1r one year t>Xpcricnce. Filing dolE', Oc.:!ob1>r 15, 1972 Pf'ri;on11rl Oflici: 32400 Pasco /\delunto, SJC Phone -TI<11 <t9~-l,71 ATTENTION Sale1women & Men $25,000 to $50.000 Clamoruu.s, exciting, adven· turous sate11 caroer with Ouhp;ic1nca Oylng all or U.S. hlr"Ci<'O. No .!'IAP bar- rtei'S. F.11rn ll!I you lellrn. • 1lll1 r ~-,,-nm .__[ ;;;.:; .. ~ ... ~'lllJ~•· =-;L:;.;.-·;· ;~~:· ~i\\~.,-~·-~·~mJ~·~~~~~--~.::~r ---- ... •• W..,IM, M & I' 710 ::: Y(...._, & f 1IO ~ -IW, M & I' 710 '4olp Wonhd, M I I I' 111 Antiqun' _,, ~2iji!m~· _iii.iniii!a la..., ... ; -_ E9'1lpmonl CAR LOT MAN rENALE 1o""""' 1n"""'"" LVN'~ rrr • PIT. 3 1o" NEl!lp -..11c u...-i PfZZA,Cook. _,.. ... s..1o .. s1oroo EIOct * OLCi STOVE * Mi.at be t:x;pnimt."f'd! Steady frame Jho9 ln La&un1 8d\. .n1ft. Cd. •ta.tit •..,r'. Exp. R-1~8*t: pencm b' ~t ~II.In~· 2214 New J..af-.ye!le ttore £1 Toro Smaller okl woM. ....._ NnwN ~ n' S5m JOO. F'rlflle bt!nelllJI, pleu-Art t.dr&r'oon<I ~-prcl. Apply Dh'ectar 01 ectf\'t' lone MIUliahed Of· Nfl)WPOl1-. CM' • req's npf'r, WK!' "p/Ume SIP\'f'~ 2 tdcl onJl&.Jrpnt wr.IJ mm ..,-;tau• ~ llnt v.·orldng condllil)of, A1>-, _ • ...-..... • ... mom ..... l .. np.._iiiiiiiiiiiii I ~~:ta. ~.Warner, flee. S&Jn • tt.mala. laJ4nd PRESS OPERATORS help OVt'f 2t. Reigme A OOot, Needs Jot& «..Ort len.s. cue, ... meen. ply in pc-raon only~ ~· tttr. I ' Rtal!y. Crace WeUlnacfWn Women to '#Otlc Jor plastic aalfl.11' h.lstory, P.O. nox bul could be Jff1 nice when """ 'l'M1 N1r ben. Terry Buick, ~h &: Fee Paid 't VN'S EXP!:lt.,. RJtl-. 49SPark Ave., Sa.lboa tnOkfin& ptahli ~ 812, El 'lorn, c..~t'Jl!30. tin.llhed. J IW'tt'd '.JQ)C!nz ·:::-::.,.,'=~:..·----~=I \llalnut, Huntif1&'ton &ach. Sr. Accnt.CPA/Comlr S15K A Nunet Aldet:. 549-Jllil 573-~. PRODUCTION TRAINEE SALF.SGJRL. full t Im e • II, but didn't finish, 80 trr Furniture 110 CARPENTERS Meeh. Designer $825 NEEbEO linnled! Full/part Re~tvtng & Inspector .S.varian Bakery, 6S8 El quite ru11ted. A flO ........1.' )' 1-2 YnJ rxper. rcq'd In cab-Girl F'rid.!'ly llh IO S700 . I lime help for Janllorial lralnea for electronics 1.'l'lm· Camino Rn.I. Tul;tln. sandblasting job "'OUld take i~ SJF)jB'. Ul'fbith Ol" $95 J~I shop oc.· boa! manut, Exec. ~t(try $6"..JO MACHIN SJS Malnt. Nlte wwk U-$2.50 ponent testing. m'l.. Inc. SALES: &>me ex Pe 11 , ca.re ot that. It would n11lke ea.: Wht pedt?Stal lbl W/4 ISLANDER YACHTS ~&:!k~=~r = hr. llunting1on Bch. area, 173.12 Gillptte, S.A. 546-5551. Fuhion 4 apol'UMrear. Full a cute planter: or u n COi\• tub eOOlrs $'15; Mu.It & box 7 77 \V. l?lb SL fypiat $500 846-4232 day1. PUhiP hland S 1 or p/tlrne. Ml ~2444. Mrs. venation P,iecc-an end table •PrUJt $15/botb.. 1+ other Coala Mesa s E I Lath NEWSPAPER auto route. CdM ll e' ma": O'MaJley. with a magazine ledge.' I itema. NB 6;1.i.-8259 !em $450 nCJ ne e area. 5 Days. 50 tn. pa.id $35 4-w i' ma!·e oUer ) E11:row Tra.Jnee S400 Early AM daily. Approx. Nile llhHt, Top wa;ei. SALESWOMAN, mature, 542-l'734 ~ ~· \v~kenU. DIN~ set (new Ma.pie CLERICAL In1e1viewing for work in Lot Angeles · until move to Newport end of Septembtt. FREE dally buJ transporta- tion provided until move. PACIFIC MUTUAL .F'/C Bkkpr/Corudt $800 hoors 4.fi AM. Need Phone 673-8818 far appt. ., . B. d re 11 • h 0 p . . end ~. couch. emirs, I Alto t>'ee Poiiltioni General re111.10nsible, mntUtt fan1ily Real Estate Sal d1t1sltptnT "'P req'd. i'R.IG. Auto. "\o\Vuber, 0.-Appllc;,l. ClcctlJ ~ 3llH NEWPORT persoll for this pcnn. lfitua-fR£E " Stead)' part tin1e incl ~ pertone-$66. HotpoW: a$ ~ ~~ l!i&ce· Cowl: PerlOf1rMI Agency Machinists lion. X1nt part time earn. days 894-Q32, WaSier, White J10. Nor1e ..:::""":::::-------•~ D D N B tngs. 540-3008 SALESGIRL Electric Dryer SStl R«odd. OPEN OOuse SUn & Mon: .-over r ., • • ... r .. '"'·--.,_...,, _'°,,T ~u 642-3170 Steady Work . Days NITT~ Cll!fk-Exper-gl'aveyard LicenM Training Exper. In better high-fashion -.u ~-· i1'fQ"'GDl li,fO'I .~ Living room, SP an is h shill. Upm-7am. Call Bill LJrnlted Time Only inerchandi.le for new store OAK diniqr rm let. 60 md kilchenet.te',' bJy'c -bdrn1 set, Sch n e icier, 9am-12noon. F~ Uoel1S4!1 COW'B@ now in So. Cat Plaza. fbone col-wttti 5 matching dmirl &. dea, .ellc. 859!}-Arrmof'I RJver Newporter Inn, N. B. avi!Ja ble thru Tarbeil'l:Om· Ject (213) 325-3442. hand carved base. Ex1nt Or, F.V. ~1008. f\1r. )!rDonald 557-475 1 AUTOMOTIVE LOT BOY fl.lusl be hard \l'Orker. Apply in person to l\fr. T, DAVE,, ROSS PONTIAC FOOD Mgr., bit.11ically wknds at anack stand. $3 hr. 833-1100 before noon. ""'""',•.,",,'"1st"n'",'"as""'M'"o'"ocy""'""'"' I FRY COOK. C 0 T 'f AG E Stui'l ('ltfl\ing now. Full or co1-~rEE SHOP, 562 w. 19th I Par1 lime St-11ing Christmas ~S',ti-, _:C:;.Mc:.'C&C.:1:.s-;,,,.:::::·~I.:.._ _ ___, gills for prestige National GAL }o'rida), Lxper. part· firm. No investment High time. Occas. full day. C.~. 1xitcntial ~arnings. For in-area. Accurate typist. iCall Apply Tveii. thMJ Fri. 9 .!'lm·l2 (lm ar our flE'W building, 700 N~·port Center Drive. VARO NEWPORT · 644-1700. ~· A~llcants fUlly re-SEAMSJ'RE.SS to wort in ::!'. ~ker rockd & MAGNAVOX: 23" Combo NU~. pvt duty, all types, lmbuned up:m qualif1caUon. aa.il loft. Aleo, woman for Ollar TV. mpl. Xlnt. 3 pc all shlf~. Lescoulie Nurse's New or experienced &a;Jes patch cutting dept. Exper. OW Ruby Glass, 1rg bowl, Maple . BR aet. like nu. Registry, 351 Hospital Rd., people. Openings a vailable. would be.Ip. Apply Hood plates, ?ltcher & ~1, &&2-7003. 3324 W. W•rner Ave. N.B. Cmnp:lete training program. Sallmakera,, llfil w. 18th, thumbpnnt glasses. PreMed I .CSIW:::_.:;10.:N::_S_hid_' -..._-w-~-so~la-, 5' Santa Ana 545-7154 &12-9955 or 5(0-9954 Future managament oppor-C.M. . g~ fruJt ~Is &: o~ ,4•+, aecor&tOr fabric, yellow Interview 9-5 M/F tunities. Cal! Mr Sloan at SEAMSTRESS for f i n i 1 h antiques. 673-i740". &: white., $150. Call atter 6, Equal Oppor. Empioycr * NURSES AIDE * '42-5581. tteW!ng. FUll or p/tfme. Call 6 LOVELY old CJri<nfal rugs_ .:6#4199::..:..:=_:_· ----- 2480 Harbor Blvd. terview call 546-1835. lor appt. 833--0037. COST ACCOUNTANT GIRL FRIDAY Purchasing lnstallution needs enthusias!ie, s<'lf-starter to handle otll• girl <1fflce, Take phone ordf'l"S, type & is11ue pul'chase ord(•rs, pos1 & con· trol budge! balances, pre· pare invoices for pe.yn1ent. Bookket!ping or ac1.."0unl.s payable experience a must. Star11ng salary S575-S650, ln- surllJlce, pald vacation. Send ~ume lo ?.lrs. McClure, P.O. Box 1810, Newport Exper. pref., all shifts. Bev· TARBELL 646-19W. it-u ~ ~ew.,.~~s s°i..=ql.I; SPANISH style 7' divan and t>rly l\fanor Convlliescent SECRET.ARY: Bea.utl.ful of· Mojav~ 4' love seat. $50. 3357 C8.llf. Cost.!'I Mesa MAOUNE operator position open in small mfg. firm. Good "'Orklng conds, co. benefits. Tapmatic Corp, M5 Hosp., 24•152 Via Estrada, REAL TORS fiee located in Irvine com'-' • St., C.M. 557--9367 after 3 Laguna Hills. REAL EST T plcx. Use your secretarial W~D. J..arie , .c h ina ~p=m::."-''------·I Aulo Import car 11.ales1nan. Oran~e County1 mo&l eslablis!X!'d dealers. NURSES aidf's . _exp'd req. A E skills to l1lfld this plush spot. cabinet. R e a 1 on ab l e. MOVING -will sacrifice . PROFESSIONAL Salary to ·~. Fe. 6''"'687. -~' tumltme, ··-'""-Day shift. Apply Dir. or """" ~ ........ ,. ...... ~ The nation·s nlO!rt successful developer of residential com- munities has an lmmediale opening for a cost Account- ant. Duties will consist of budget analy&ea &: develop- ment of cost control tech- W. 16th St., N.B. 548--340-1 MAIDS WANTED- Apply in person, Jamaica Inn, 2101 E . Coast Hwy, CdM-613-8120. Nursing, 1030 w. Warner Salesmen & brokers! nie op-Paid/ Also Fee Po~itions. ANTIQUE BUFFET. mat g0. Best of f ~ r . Ave., Santa Ana, 546-MSO. portunity i5 here! You nre Call Jean Brown, ~. ~965-::-ER. =515-=1~687~·~----~-I Fritz Warren SPORT CAR CENTER TIO E. 111, Santa Ana M7--07&1 ~utomotlve & Equipment Mechanic Salary $721-$864 niques. fl.fAID \Vork in exchange for apL Call 5-tS-9755 Office Temporary WOULDA CALLEDYA But yQU're not registl'red with us ... needed immedlalely for our Coastal Agency, 2790 * OOUCH .&: c ha i r , Co~ rapidly expanding R e a 1 Harbor m, CM. Appll•-.• I02 temporary, Gold & brown. Estate division. Positive op-• Secretaries $450-$650 w A g HE R s D ' $125. portun1ty for advancement. • A/P Cons_truction $625 Diahwashen ·~~· · !lG-a15 Phonl. • F/C Bkkpr CPA Exp $750 g u a r n '. o e t'I Joe re J "MOVING! 3 Maple double • LegaJ Seer Corp exp $650 546-5218/8J9:-7620. bedroom set, color &: BJW All Fees Patd By Company . TV's WMher &Yer retrig Lit Relnder's Agency RECOND. t r a d e · 1 n ap-h t h ~7--023z. ' · 4500 Campua Dr. pliances It TVs. Dunlap'•, ""uo,c:::;. ~c==;c-.,..,-- Plus Frinice Benefits Exper. on gasoline, diesel & propane maintenance & vt'hlclc NJulnmt'nt. Final filing dalt' 5 pm Oct. ti. Apgl._Y Ctty~ ll~ .. FoJ.!~ .,\Ve .. -Utgun -e-a ch, 494-U24. In adtlitkin to a liberal start- ing salary we offpr an out· standing program of benefits & an opportunity to gro111 with a leader in its fl ekl. Beach 92fi63. MALE orderly and female GIRL -21 to 30, S2/hr. aidf's for smaJI nursing llostess &: Barmaid. l\1ust tome in Laguna Beach, ex- be dependable & attractive. per. pref. Call 494-8075 /or Exper'. not n e c es s a r y . apPt to intervie"'· We have immediate porary assignments Irvine area for: 54&-2118 Newwrt Beach 1815 Newport Blvd., C.M.. 01.D OAK -t e c ti o n a l lem-R. E. SALES SECRETARY . ~ptionilt 548-TTBO. · ~ w/gta.ss doors, i-n Earnings of $1500 or more Xlnt typist. To $800. Xlnt MAYTAG repairman Nu .:,75;~46 chair w/,tn:y, per n'IOnlh is easy the opportunity. Lakewood. 213: washers $35. to $100. Can ='-·~,._c""-·-----1 Larwin way, We furnish 53lw74.W. deliver w/1 yr, guarn. TURN -O t~tbe-cmtury 8' A UTOMOTIVE. oftiee manager, beach location. cau &42-4435 for appt. AVON CHRISTMAS EARN- INGS can help make the holidays happier for your entlre family! It's easy sell· ing, fine A\lt'.ln products for our Irresistible Ouisln1u Catalogue. Call No w . ~7041. BAiBYSITTER fle("tled, Afon thru f'rl. Full time. Aty home pref. Trnns provided if needed. 2 Yr old girl. Days 546-2524 Eve!li 545-3222 ask for Tena. Please apply iminediatrly by 116!•&!'..-... ;'00.r resume (hand- written ia:-finl!). Bob S"'ank MTSSION VIEJO CO. 26137 La Paz Rd. r.1lssion ViE'jo, Calif. 92675 ~ Equal Oppor. EmpJoyer 646-9407. l\'1.ANUFACTIJRERS REP. GlRL Friday, 5~~ days per SelUng Holiday dress "'k, with some bkkpg exp. iiarnpJes at "'holesale cost, Salary open. McNuh Realty sizes 9, 12. 14 & 141n. 2'126 Newport Blvd. 642-8400. 1 ~49~3-=3153=·~~---* GUARDS * l\1ATURE cpl to nlanai.>e Imme<!, full & pt time po. apts on ocean. l\1ust be ex- sltlons avail. Capistrano & per. 49-1-6-153 Ch a I mer' s Laguna areas. S1·art. $2.05 Apts., 3&t CliU Dr., Lag per hr. Uniform & equip Bc:h. turn. For info, call 533-0650. MBA's . _ ....... CPA's HAIR Dresser, usistant. Construction background a Lic'd. Attractive. Ca 11 must. 2-3 yrs exper. $18K 645-5370 or 642-6634. Your Resume Only Please COOK, e.."Cper. Park Lido ===~~_;,:.:,c__ Llz Reinder's Agency Conv. Hospital, 466 f1agship HANDYJ\.1AN over 50, ran be 1 · 1 4500 Campus Dr. Rd., N.B. 642-8044. S{'m -re11r('{, lo "'Ori< in Dry ~2118 Ne"'JXlrt Beach Custodian Ch~anin;; plan!, r:xp..·r not nee, if capable of svnH' sup-A1EDICAL Assistant wanted: HUNTING TON BEACH l'rvision. Work son1e nigJ;:s be.ck oUice exp. w/lab, X- HIGH SCHOOL DIST. 6-Jo PM. Apply 120 s . .1::1 ray, KG. 3 days per '"k. Has openings for Cun1ino Real, San ClcnH.•ntc. Age 2S-35. Send Resume. Substitute Custodian 4911-5424. Write Classified Ad No. 443. Day &: Nit~ shift. Starting HELP y,·anted, ma I u re Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, .. lary •• 39 hr Int·-•!--' "--ta l\fesa, Calif. 92626. .,..., . · ... '"" = woman p .!'I r t Utne-days, ....,., • Typists • Secr:etarie• • Gef\'I Ofc Clerks • Receptionists • All Ole Skills CALL US NOW! P.P.S. Pacific Personnel Services 112 No. Tov.•er Union Bank Square Orange, Calif. 547-6446 Ask for Raebel May ORDERLY, exper. p/time 7-3. Nurses aldes exper. pref'd. 7-3. Meaa Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 Centtr Sl, CM 548-5!&. BABYSITTER / housekeep- er -Jlv1>-ln, Pvt rn1, CdM. 5 or 6 days. S12/day start. Eves: 644-4150; Wkdays: applicants n>port for the counter help. Apply in l\IBDICAL SC'cretary-R.ecep- written test at 3:30 on Tues-pel'90n, Mr. Swisll, 18959 tlonist. l\·lust be mature, ex-PART-TIME day, Octo~t 3rd, Roon1 136, Magnolia, Fountain V~lley. periented, pi:-rsonabl.t>. For fluntinglon Beach fl i g h intervie\\' phone, 644-1775. Schoo. I, 19ffi Maln St., liun· HOSTESS"'t!'xper. helpful but By no. -ce.. Apply fn pe-n MEDICAL Assistant. Xlnt BA SITrER, refined, age 1ington Beach. An Equal Op-'"' · '"" ' 548-1121. SECURITY OFFICERS lislihgs & selling tract refer-SERVICE Station Salesman 1139-1778. striped velvet coudl, $80 ral_leads .. High advel'lis1ng l!dvin\c, exper. F/lime. REFRIGERATPR used , fllm. Ml)...1f&l.- budget, lots of Iloor time, ~ pref'd. Neat in a.p-works &. lookll·llke new $50. * * * Sofa i1--matching love bonus program, monthly pee.ranee. AIJ'Ply A?tl, m> nao Westminskr Ave. seat, never Used. Both $150. contests, medical insur . Newport sivd: bM R9nt 'W •-/Dry Priva te. 968-1!Qd. , paid. Call for app't. Lou ' · 8'nwn era Sangerma.no. SERVICE Sta. Attendant $2. Wk. Full tnalnt. R~G,, genuine C h 1ne1 e, larwin realty Inc F/time days. Arco· St.ation { * 639-U02 * . 8 xlO , Solid beige, perf 968-440$-<25 H • ) 19th & Newport, CM. APT size USED SJ'OVES 1 cond. $350. &JG-0045, RE Sal All ours SJ{lF'J' workers, detergent upright C.P. CLE AN, J\.1APLE dbl bed. ItaliaJI ~v ' · es. new concept. production. Long Beach 213: 073-8088. din set, tables &: chELirs, \Vomen only. \Vork H.B., 42'1-9924 Misc. aft 1 pm, &£.6S8(). F.V .. C.l\1. area. ~ive up OVER 200 washers. deye'nl, to 90% comm. Gd. ad pro-STUDENTS openings for refrigerators from $39.95. gf'am. Leads provided. No year around pltime food _545--0780 __ ~·~----- 8' Quilted ao!a, Blue/grten, good c:ond. 1'15: 3 pc. blonde BR set $45. 64&--5837. broker colnpetttion. Gd . up help on Sats. O. C · G.E. Washer time. Xlnt training, Reim-Race"·ay. 838·ll03 before Excellent Condition • TWIN bwc "l'.>rihe .I:. mat- burse school for those 001 noon. $40 e 644-5378 tres:11, ~. lie. STUDENT P/tin1e for lite REf'RIG Frigidaire delux STUDIO bed, neViL a>ndltion, STANDARD R. E. boat ll'lfiintenance. Appty 2dr, ~ top freezer, Xlnt makes 2singlesor1 double, Call Mary 963-5538 Sat, 1 Sun, Mon. 22H W. oond. $115. 548-1617 $50. 543-5360. or Lee R:tl-8700 Coo.st Hwy, NB. ~ -SO-UD--ma-1\i_e_d-inln-.-,.-,-. 6 R.~.· Traineer ' JJ,ria & S TYL1sr WANTED delyx!~=:r~o::~~ WindlOr cbairS', tea cart, developer 14iJI . train & Exper. in \l.'1g1ets, Cel9cade8 $50. 54>-6690. · buffet, $110, 80-'1'8Tl. • sponsor for lie. Call bet\\•ecn & synthetic v.ip. Slrl'es ~ PH""" ..:.... . * Wf\NTEQ: BUNK BEDS, 10am-3pm. 54~1124. porl.unity. Call Cheryl Ll.4ftv frost ~ refl1g. %2 REASONABLE. 548-3446 cu. · roppertone. Xlnt RECEPTIONIST • Medical. . oond. $85. ~2133. 540-6690 Xlnt typist. To SGOO. Lake-TECH ILLUSTRATOR · ex· . MAN'S hair le the wooci,213: 5ll-7420, ploded views &: inkin&-GAS s.IDYe. 4 burner, ~ c • a r, ad· 25-50. 5 days week. 7:3().5:30 port unity Employer. Love's Re 111 au r a n t , typist. To $600. Lakewood. Girl 1~•. boy 10. Exp. ref. Brookhur st & AdalTll!i, H.B. i713iiiiii' ii531iiii-7ii4ii20ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. Daytime Busboy Own trans. Lite hsekeeplng. p f . ud 5 IIOUSEK.EEPER, 7: 3().4:30, ======~~--I COML ILLUSI'RATOR • ~ttion. f!). 67S-4651 or justable relaxer, :root re11t. \Ve l1l'ed alert intelligent sell-RE STAlJRANT-'HOtel .Ex-brochure de•t·gn, type •-. 615-b7. New Sl75. sell flS, 642-9188 !MINUTE motivated sec.'\lrity office's perienced: Cashier4loiiess, .... ~ NU "~ t W"'-·t •· I to work at our large garden \Vaiter.i, Waitresses Bus pasteup & asslmlbly. Call (\Lt. retrig 16' ~ '"'""''& se • · AJ.nu ·...,,be Start S50 per y.•k 646-0016. rp er n1te st ent. day 5 days wk, Santa Ana. Take "'k. &.>e l\l r. De t· k er' care of 7 yr old, in morn. CLERK apartment complex. Help. See Miss M~ aft 675-73Eill. Gas dJ;ter. Both Uk~ new. ;!::: =-~off BAB\'SITIER needed, Feliciano's, 1617 \\'estcliff Barbar a Heffner, 545->756 7-8: 30 an1, 2-3: 30 pm. Dt· N B City oI Laguna Beach 4, Ben Brown's Restaurant, TELEPHONE Sales: Sell ~,Sf:2688 • Tuke11 ~tes of meeliiw> of Apply In Pel"90n 31106 s. Coast Hwy, South Southern Or&nge cQunty•11 W.A3IBK &: Dryer, SOO ror FRENOt Provincial canopy Bayvil'w Apls, Ctlfl.f . --·-·-·~·=~----aft4:30pm. &14-4168. DISPLAY. HOUSEKEEPER, full time. c(ty council, planning com· Laguna. Favorite Newwpa.per tr.)m bottr. Private party. Call . double _bed w/mattrese &: BABYSITI'ER FOR 3 Penn. 40 hours, S-4:30 mature. Good company &\1ALL C }f I L D R E N . Experience PrefeITed benefits. Beverly Manor mission & board of zon.inl':' OAKWOOD GARDEN your bOme. Make as much 548-1630. box apnng11 $40. fl6.8069, adjustments. Contract APARTMENTS RNi MED-SURG floor, PM as you ilttd.. Generous com-LADY Kef111'¥)re ~e LA·Z-BOY browt1 rocker- 6T>5830 Al'T 5PM. . Jnterview hrs 2-4 pm Convalescent Hos Pit a I' Personnel OUire Laguna Hills, 837-8000. employee-S5.Zi per hr. Sh 880 Inrine Ave. shift. pt-time to full-time. mission on eacb sate. C&D Di!lhwasheT. $100. redlner, like new $95. llO "'.p,m. 'I'tamrcribe ~ J\e"1>0rt Beach, Calif. RN exp'd in ER & centra1 557-6739. * 557-38$ * &»-09'.B * BARTENDER * THE BROADWAY Blue Beet S35 Pf'r shift 7777 Edinger, Hunt. Bch. HousekMper, Liv•ln BEAUTY Operator. Busy Equal Oppor. Employer 5 days Sm1 family, ~h \V.p.m, 3 Yeexs steno eXJl('l". supply, day shift. 8x42 trlr Ior sa)e. Terms 11.i.th JS cu tt Upright freezer EXQUISl'l'E 01SL ao fa req'd. APPIY City Hall, 500 F.qlJ8l Oppor. Em p Io ye r BEAOI C 0 MM'. UN IT Y Jrec spa.1.-e rent in exchange $3ll. Frostless. OetmeaJ, lol:a pWon, CpcJ C.~I. shop. Must be exp. DELlVERY man, perm Pl', irpeaki1"4:. UKt mo.·64&-7'll.1. ' Blower dry & Iron. Top sal LA Times; Deliver to homes HOUSEKEEPER, R to 12, _+_oom_m_. _546-_3.161 __ • ___ 1 in N.B. Working hrs approx Mon. thnl Fri. Eastblu!! Forest Ave., Laguna. Beedl, ....,.,.....,...,.,.",.".,F..,...,...,...,, I HOSPITAL 5742 Be a..:. h for services. Older cpl call 846-2159 * fl(W/eeU. $325. &M-21183. 494-1124. ~ Blvd., Buena Park. Aft 2 pm 8J9.·-G PICTURE Framer needed, . . ;uvo. Camer•I'• *** KIN SIZE SA)iSl- bE'ach area. Must have solne ' Equipment .. A!EON BR SE"!' ,. ot BEAUTY operators, full or 3 to 6 AM. li.1ust have la.le Call 6M-v439. part lin1e. Busy -Iuntington mod wag or PU. $275 mo. ~ c.p. Selling, solecting, mat. R0'1Jt(SON'S TRAINEE . parta. 833-:00, *** work. Call TI4: 494-8105 !or e ' NEWPORT e ROBENA 471 Super 8 movie BEDROOM set ~~1~~:~.e ~~~d~:neisr~;1:~ • 1 iiniitcii"'io'ii"'" ... · iiiiiiiiiiii'""iiiiii'" &·EACH ASSEMBLERS f:'~· ~= =~ ?he~ tum. MTST OPERATOR $484 to $589 Beach Shop. 642-1.m * BEAUTICIAN Vv'/NEAT DELIVERY Of 0 A IL Y AP I' EAR AN CE, :FOR PILOT. SUNDAY ONLY, to BUSY SHOP. 548--9919. newspaptirboys. Requires BOAT REPAIR MEN the u.!18 of a StaHon Wagon or Van. Contact Mr. Harry i\lust have exper ience Seeley, l30 West JJa.y SL, "·atM11mt boat ropa.fr yard. Coata Mest1 Haulours, hull &. mtchanica:I repalNi. Good jab!1 for lop DENTAL pedodontic I a b n1en. Btadde's Boftt Yard, trainee. Must knoW dental 2-t14 Nl'"'JXllt Btvd., N.B. termlnology & procedures. fii'......6834. Non 1 m o k e r . Some ::.4l: chaintde. Pref 18 & 28. HUDY SIK>11 -expcrd. 1nan to 644-0liU. fill l'Xl'ellrnt ~ilion \\'ilh establish<.'<I business. i n DENTAL Assistant -Ortho- Laguna Rcarh . .J94-ll5.5. dontic chairside. msture, l no=trr"=t~Q~C"E=,.-'.-,,"-,.'-ir.:l=.=-,-,-.1 ~:<per only. 842-7775. only, 2.'l or older. Sewing DENTAL Receptionist-exp. 5 exp hel pful. Beach an.<a . days a wee-k. \\'rile Cl<i.~~1/k'fl Ali No 52-1, 646-49U Daily Pilot, P. 0. Box 1500, Costa J.1esa, Calif., 92626. DENT AL Assistant Wanted Exp'd for 1 girl office in El 'Toro, 831HJ010. BOYS: t need t"·o boys lo fill vacan-DENTA.L .itssistant, Exper. cies on best ncwspape.r hoy Only, Hunt. Bch are.a. Call crew. 0 n I y experlerle<!d c84&-06:C:..:C.:97c_:..· ------ boys considered. Top pay DENT AL Assistant, 18-30, and bonus. Al'(' you gQ0<1 must 1 ike children. Call enough to quallty? tr 50 847-2566. call; 1'.:ARN 500 Blue Ch\ p 545-3347 Stamplt""ltave a toy le gift BOYS 12-16 1~rty tn your home . Join Top Cr('1\' srlJing OmngC' 979-4307. Coasl'!I favorire Nc11•spaper. E)lPLOVAfENT offered. V.'oric 2 l'VC'nlngii nnrl &itur. Male, sml Llgtrt M&nuMc- day. Gell(>rous Commission turing Co., N~ reliable 11.nd Bonus. l\fake )lonry full time employee. ~ and Kl'ep up "'i!h School· p.111un\ty to grow wk:tlm· work, too. 557·6Ll9. P611Y· r.1in, rucp req. 979-l290 BOYS .urn Cl ine "1tda) ... Aat to.14 to <1eJ1vrr f'liipers FACTORY help -Machine lnJbe Dana Point. S.in Cle-OPI,·. F:xper. helpruJ, WU! mente ueu. trnln. Young maturt woman DAILY PILOT pt<f'd. CaU Dorla Hope, G-4420 :Hfr-0.101. BRING boutique 11 " 111 s ; FE:\! ALE over 00. gravCyard :Maoramt, crochet, kn\Hing, shirt, t<'l<.'tlh<me operator. - _..,_,, -~ 22fl FON'JJt, r ""'"M Beych. , ....,.,..,_, -..-ar\'E'll, '""'II" etc. We wtll tell thtm for Ynu rl()n't need a run to )'Qll. Very IUCC'l!ldlll •ll110n "Draw 1',llS't" when you place lut.1f. Rap lo JUc• Inc. 1111 ild In !he DAILY PlLOI' Q Mt.dne Ave .. 811, 111, Want Ads! Cati now m-1000. &IZJ.t678. ·----- IFYINE PER..'iONNEl SERYICfS .. AGEN:Y nnrl A tttud QuaUty Has opening Jor VOl:.T wide angle lens. Almost 6' Long Mahogaay chest of backgro'l•-: necess. P e QUALITY : I p , I ne,v. $75 or make offer dral\l.wa. J2 drawer&. $00. & ability to perform high MAINTENANCE natant .ersonne 542-1134. eves &:. week nd .-... · le<el clerical v.'Ork of a Temporary •--'ice , e '· Frtt & Fee Positions M ~~ SOFA 8'. ott white fabric good condition, SS!. 962-0315 OVAL Ong, TbL 6 cbn sioo. Frig. $75.'6 '6 Ply· 9 pe.ss, Wan. $360. H.B. 5.Yr2381 Secrerary/Constr 10 S67S S)M.'Ciali2.ed nature&. quickly CONTROL ECHANIC 384.i Campus Or_., Suite 106 214 .& 3% Enlarger, Dejur General Office $47S learn the policjes & pro-Part Time, Experienced Newport Beach 546-.4741 * S60 * 488 E. 17th lat hvine) Cti.t cedures or the university & Equal c)ppor. Employ~ 897-3004 e 897-7737 "2-1470 S"""'·iric opeM1.liom of the Excellent Bene.fits: -.,...... ·., A new company just tonned ..,...,.-~~w,.-~~-.,-~~-.. -~~-~-~-~-~ I ofc. Pr?fer 1 yr. or more by America's le & ding TYPIST at home, tn Newport DAILY 'PILOT JANITORS, Waxen & training on MTST, accurate developer of residential aid .__ spelling, correct grammar --unt'tles Is now ,.._.,;"" :rit 1, exper. p/tirpe 4 11n1 the . al """"'" ••'"'M"' o::u-""~ & accurate n1a metic ,.,, o-ra~ In o-·-eve:s. Call ~1. .~ """ ·-... -computatio ns . Reefs. County. II has developed an JOBS gntdualion from high schOOI exciting new concept in fee· URGENTLY NEEDEO ~ 2 yrs. gen'l clerical exper. tory-huilt modular halls- • Secretaries & nd res & salary • Ke-•nch Opera•-.' . upme I 0 . Ing. .;r.,-.,,..... history to crsonne ftice, e Industrial UC Itvine, Irvine, Ca. 92664 . • Billing Clerk Typ'-t \Ve have e.n immediate open--.,, Equal Oppor. Employer. · f 'nd"" Irvine 54()--4450 ';=:=======iz 1 1ng or an 1 •v1dual wlth at NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO j -least 3 Yt.'V8 recent exper. Tempo Tcmtporary Help In the oonstruct.ion trade. This expcr. must include Jr. Dflitner/ * duUes of a qua l ity E I m u,1ruranoe nature & will n9 neer ... ferrably be Jn the lac. \Vanted to fill perm. pos!Uon OOn tory.hullt how!Jna lndustr;y. In englneertng dept. Exper. bl design le mtrng fibcrgls diesel powered yacht11 roq'd. AdVU1cemenl oppor. + xln't ro benefits. Send resun1e to R.E.J • .Poofe, Columbia Y achta /.. Olv of Whltt&ker Cor11. 775 'MtCormkk Avt'. O:ista Mesa, Calif. 92626 Eqwtl Oppor. Employer M/F LAGUNA RellOrl. Hotel needs active 1eml-re tlred KenUemM 3 rill's, 2 eves. for reception desk. Some ac· coonUng plua stand -by duUeL Phol'.le 4$.1-1196 for appt. LUHRS BOAT CO • Now Hlrlng , Fin1sh C•rpenters Rough Carpen!.,.. & Exper. A1......,lor1 Apply In Pttton 1119 IY. ll!th St.. Olota M- We a~ now •cc1pting oppllcatlons for - HOSTESS Evenings & Wffkenda must be Over 21 Pleuc Apply Sct\l.'11 8 & Jl am A ~ &: 5 pm 1854? MacArthur (At t'OM trom 0 .C. Air\i0r1l Newport Be3ch Equal Oppor. Emp\Oytr "Malce Room For Dl*'y" . • . clean· out lhe. praJ'tl' • -· • turn that junk Into tuh with • Doll)' POot a...ltli!lf ... c.u -.' We off~ an at t raetlvt Startin& a&IRI')' ln addition to a liberal package or llelleflls. Pleue Call For Appt. Pi!UY Galnoa OMNI HOUSlNG SYS'l'Er.f$, INC. 11822 Gmettl! Jrvfnc. (;alll (Tl 4 I 979-7400 F.qual Oppor. Emplo)ter TIMI F61 9UICK 4;~H · THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5671 • Apply in per90n l~S pm Beach area. Must have gOOc1 #2 Fashioo W., NB typewriter. '67:HWJ CLASSIFIED ADS 9 ·n.. velvet aoia. ·near new, cost $450. Sacrttice $99. Equal Oppor. Employer \V AI l'RESS;ES. Cottage C.Of-~R SALES" Orange County bas-fee Shop, "62 W. J9th St; .r-·ACTION. • • CHINA cabinet, ,,...,._ xlnt, ed corripany now has op.!n. C.M. 646-5394. 642 5 S150. 6' eold leaf .glau .top 536-2Cl!9. In&• far 4 fiela repn!sen· WAITRESS," '°"""""" ez.1-;::::::==·=6:7:'::=~-="':':'ee=tbl=. S150=~· :fl'l5-465==L=-J tatives to call Oft" retail per. AP{)IY tt!ter 5pm. Ko~! , trade. Draw pl111 comm. Lanes, ~Harbor, C.M. ·~ For appt. call Mr. Hel~k at WAITRESS. p/time. !.fust 0Uffall10US e 997-1311, Wed thrU Frl.-9AM be owr 21. Call alter Spm, DfU£•A•LINES · I to 11AM. 54<r6989. • ·~ " •·- SALESMAN-W A NTED . Well ostobllsltod Roll co· LF ~.~ • '---". . Nath or a· Stilt-&man. Is Estate firm ___ ,:._ Clft9' •• .........._~=mine!~~_.! frons ~ BOYS gwu kavy ScfMlrm .. • · • _ .,..._ WUUU9 .,... uv•ng oart bike $15. ~'10.. I doot'-to:.door .canvassing. -Ii sale1m•n fa Work .di-$25 •• Starter set clubf A bag 1---~·---- ;YOO are loo,k:ing-ror a long rectly with 11te1 man.--$10 •. Delwce pool cue two FLUORESCENT drafting ~134t;=gm"=·11 ~~ ger. WRI .tF.efn. Ca11 ~-.ss .. °"1er pool ciie ~ :!ttu~ drat~ Mon only ' 1 eves: 5411651. , U., Alumllltlm adJ\Ultabte dJMr· 17 p" ~~1 • ' N I · .preoo~~tches$10 · O l't au e . <SALESMAN WOMA to ltc P ~tbef 1"' Sfuele wood CNICh $2 sei type•<"rltor $15, Ex!en.t NEW l'ROOUCT • TMR po.mes Synchj>ID! ~e '.>ibe• SS. ARiioue mix Oaillt aun $10. Ii"...._ Batlery ope"'"'1"""""" ,.,.. hoy, 9 yn old. In """i'fnC (oy ,;...;re ma...,.. ,s;. trio •._ pi, •Air >iols kwn flP?it*ler ~terns. from 7.30 to 9.30 It to liap Onun stand $2. 'Drum ttk:kt $15-#i Argua c..,,.~to eooun-. .,..r $000 ~ bey atter·..,hool lrom 3 PM 50c. Croquet mallet> oil 10 l•nt1 •· --$13. "'*· 644-7l55. Mk'. fer Don to 6 PM, 5 dl)ll Wk. Sl.S) $L Rattan d1*s 2 tfr sz. ·lW. !>lllilts. , ~= ~ Ave., C.M. Now ...,.... jaclceta !IOC 6!2'~ .. ,;;-:::;.....,.~JldOd--coo-d_tlol>....il SALESMAN . '*cit. Wbit. shirts Zc ....,_ pi. We< -Ml - Goocl Pott11tlaf YOUNG, aggroaa1,., nJ)ldl, -!l\>m• IMilu c1otltca ll).$)c, ~ .....00.... ,410. Pllooo ........ ~ ........ _ ..... , srowtnr reaJ estate mm. 8'T..;ll8!. . 99lMil($(. • ~ ~.·-·"~ pony hu. -ID< .. all--. . . . < • iOii WESTOLlFlf mlnlstretlve Ulilt&nL Must HQBBY"bone ,S. Htgh d'air BAl'T' ~ 3 ~ 12 P•-0.I AC•OCJ have excellent ..0.Wlal rl.!O.' Strolltr ,tb. -.-$15.-31:!\i<iol_, »L:l Westclltf Or.1 N8 gklll• and ~ U• 16, A)I· eood l!Gk!ltioll. GJri JS. T.t:iht, ~ .ftldes. 645-2'(111 pertcnce. Top p0y Utd l""CI -t unllonna girts· otlt<t polr 'f:.-~ TV SAL.ESWOMA?>I, uslst mgr, !ring& benotUa. For awe ..w,.u $1 eacti. 11..eide• '~ .. GAU •T $5. fll!t abopo, N•wport A. C.M. coll bol. 2 • 5, Nolan Reol '""'*'""° Iii• 12 ..., $1> ~ = ~fi-J Exp'd, maturt. lnteMewJ EltRte, Laguna ,8 tac b-; ~~ call ){a r I I e ~ "TWM l:illle S2S. ~ ()ct. 3'<1. 1>-7 ,pin. GMl47l. ........, Mon call 80:-013J. • ~ -ll: Golleao GU!>. So. CO... YOUNG SECRETARY roi( oale; White 5 dtt-~= bllte J?' ,_ Plaza. c.~1., or call 838w3814 with l!X'pcf', wanlOd toe 1'8pld· dd of dra .... -n'W s 20. ilnt t ~ 'tite bltc:e .$l. .,alt Som. ly growtng -P<llY MUI! W-6111. W-t w tadt ll Hant! SALESLADY ' havr xlnf lyptn• ~Us •>'qi! _, K-wuhor vacutlm ''*· 'Uati!" -El<pcri!O(.~. Ult~. ~'/ 'aborlltand pref. C;JI l'J'. liid 'cbYor. llJ ,..... aid, $5. l' ·nMid metal pollo tlm~: TI!e -00, ·22 llppf, Coat! Cit~ j\od "-'iz''am. -111-'Wlo.-'-tolco, Fuhlo:t !.o!a'14..N.B. 493-4il!lli, ' ~ · $4. H.!1. ~ • ·- ' 10 •h t, r bo pc u. 5' w 6, 3 ce le w g. 8' e ' rl v I S, n, e •· n, 6 t • • DAILY PILOT 33 ·-... ,. ,, • . . . ~· ""'"'·y-.C• UM • FIVE ·CONVENIEHT OFFICES • Otir Fsmo• ~-A·U.. ' TO SEIVE YOU ~~~.=~,..,.. our famous ·· •.i.11,..iii ·1~,. ... 1w-ar • .,i1n11. DI ME •A• L·I NES I •NEWPORT BEACH ,, 3333Newport Blvd. e ... ~ .. ........ e LAGUNA IEACH .•.... 222 For1tt Ave. e llClt JI-. -loo ....... wi1ft ,,. '-e COSTA MESA .. , .....•.. 330 WHI 81y -$25. e HUNTINGTON BE"CH 17175 -lllv4. ' c:..it11..__._,..... e SAN CLEMENTE 305 No. El CamlN R .. 1 ' ' ~ -j D=C toolj $12 . 1 I'ilArrAG wasldng m:l!Cbine, \'ER"l uzUqw prtvnie coUec-SAT A Sun lo.m to 51nn. WOO Ide -1970 1a 19Ti ,.,\SJfINl)N l(•flll 50 n1nl 11'\\'0 15 inch chro~ \\'l;f."l"ls STERBO Alol-li'M Radio A DtM£-A-t1JtES . "''t'irett twe. used \U')' Ut-tiou ot tln411ed turtle .shells Roll a\\'8Y l:M!tl $7. Circular Toyota \\'bfif'I t."l>w.r~ sg. t1ul<unu1ir, fit11 any eamera ! SIO i:uctt. Old bro~ 11 n.(.'<'tlNI Player, D fl n t 1 h VW fel\Mrs no. Starter SS. tie, exctllent condl.Uon $25. taken from Baja over space heater $l. Sean: 1600 parts: Radk>s .$25. Y•llh adapl~r. t\t\'er used l'::lf'lllle-type l11n1p $5. t !IP cabinet $25. Porta-Joi U . .......... Private Partl11 ·ONLY Battery $5. Rear Ud $5. 673-Xl84. Pllit Yt&n. exceUent for portable hair rtryer $3. Scl\ts $20, \Vht'('lii nnd $5, $al. 531-7566. Ian lbulllntits typel $25. Nc11•(1!'0Ubag $7.50.Golfbaa , Wl.Qd&hleJd $1'0. 40 hp mllf. SABOT mitst and boom $23.. Mlatl 009.is. weil ~ Ceiling lij:ht Shade 2!ic. used. Ne\\' starters $12. Giili ·s Se , SI' . blk \Valnut blanket rack S5. S:l. G<ilf cort S7.51). Club!( 50e O~r. new SlO. Tran& axle, Le«IJoard and rudder lions. Sll-43J, 968-285.2 or Lavin mo"w catcher 25c. Steering gear Sl5. S!Cf"rinq 's 1 7• • nr1'1 • tlll(raydl ,A e Bic:·yclc exerciv S 5. e"· 'fef>n pink formAI aile 5, •• M1 F,.,;,,· 11u1lntu · Add,..s111 Not Atceptod • AilvertlMn vlol1tlnt u •••.• """'""°"' may be-In vlol1tlon ' .Of St1"1 FrollChlM loarcl A Joco l bu1l- ·Mll 11...i.. nvvt• llon1. ~-, nd -I'° 50 J cl t 17 50 56-3159. Toys • ~~· 5e 1 ... heel and .. c ft 11' -12 ' f'Xt~ ent con t"'n. A · 5 JI " LI · '" u~ e ~ Typewril9', ..... , am ea • . • •-·-s o .... \\ 1 ,..,a , ,}. ,..,... Uoi1,,11lf' A~l/F~-l/AC/OC qunnt1m, , ga on, c:om· ~ me ~n ooal 111ze .u UN!erwood $15. Bird: ~ Large ovaJ braided l'Uli'. $10. 8 OIANNEL steno tape Race set SS. Roll ~Ill.de, \'\\ radio $25. Ne\\' G70 d' S5 7'.?7 \V 2001 S C~1 Jile1e, S~I. ll·l:!-4.\17. S3. Formica cub\fl(t A 11helf &he.I stand $5. 10 pl. 4" trailer Utt and~ is, 6 ~ for .l~ car $9. ~ A twin spread in Firestone \11ide o\'al tire for ~7· ~ · t. • $5. Wood cabinet S2. \\'ool aquarium and ,,.._-.... gal. ooft:l6ard gu tank $6. $.1'16.1. Sears nmnber print $5. camper ,.r dune huggy .$25 ' BOY':-i :\ s1.,.-cd ~'II" btke $2S. ol1\'e ,,,...en rug S2.50. Kirk.· ........ _........ Ht)_\''s ~'t.J" bi k e $ l 5, ~·· "T SlS. 1966 Chtvtlle ·1ront RIC dunt buggy-$ 20. Quilted plate protectors, Good TV tube $10. Tube RED\VOOD patio table and ''acuwn <"leaner & ·wax att. ~ $10. 544-8923. Transm.ttter $3). 548-4648. 57-62 TR3 parts: TlWl6 W/O 4-lize set, $3. Oironte ligh t fixtures $7. ~t ('If bt.-1l<'hes $15. f>ictUf(', Desert SiflC'ii·alk hike SlZ. Slt>tping SlZ.50. Nt•1\' bnth & garqe SPANISH avocado loveleat ;z;. Head $15. Out"ch & Porsche rack $25. Chopping Tnyolfl h\\·eel oovers SS. ~ne. gt1ld trame SS. Brass ~~1-= SI. l:ou1i•r Slj, Orrt1·r fi"\IUl't'S Sl t'a. Elec. hot HYDRAULIC jack ti5. Steel beama '5· Camping equlpn1ent SS. Refrigerator S25. Elecll'ie drill $5. Bat· tery charier SS. Electric razor · $2. OUa1 muter cy!Jnder $5. Luua,e rack $2. Gu heater $1. BarbeQI!< motor $3. Sc:>cket set $10. Ch.airs $2. Power mower ,._.,. plate "c Starter bl k ~· 1111d bit 2:x_ .. Caulk ~uu 50<· • $20. Black leather chair $10. ........,. oc .-l. Bikes SlO & $15. Ski Dishntasttr S~. Gnrbaize Ut'tplA.ct' ba s ket $2. plat~ & 11·ood basket SI ea. Ron ·JA" copper water tu~ SS. DtM!riburor S?· Fuel racks tor V\Y $2. 9342 La disposnl $7. Ten i:;prefl bikt> &U-7003. Bik<-i•nl'l~ T.k .. $·1. :? s 3 1 Coconut 11·\nd chimes SL. 1 .... •tc 50' a1 OD copper K pomp $3. 5:! () 11 ~· Jolla Circle, H.B. (Off parts $5-$25 LRnlp..~ $5. Chci·y llllakt' 2 bbl 810 '\''11' Clay, fln11·,•r 1•1ts & \'lls"s lOc ~-. ,. ..,. Speedometer $5. 'f'ach S5 . . . . . CA.\IERA .Rolferont V mint ·• hbl ,·::1rhtn·.:-!"1· $10. Tt~·ll Slldin&: gla.u ahower door .,_. · Bushard & Bann l n g J Phunbin..: an<! t>lt."dricttl ndtt' . ..u ro...-.. ··--' 1 11 k Iii :?Sc. l'apt'rh;1rk' hooks A. H• 'W""·-· __ BTU """"' gauges, 4, $5. Mtmt ~7088 .,,. ,._ . co ll)fl ~· .._..-} w .. , n1'-11)U>1n·: $10. 1 11. , ·'" · ...... LWCUIW ~,IAN 1"8.dkt -~ Tri ph ..-.. • pnrfg $1-.l.'l, '-'lle('k \\'r\trr • f OO •·•• , l'l'{'\lt'llS. [I\,• •'11l'h. Jr1velry 8r __ 11 ......,... -'E't---i-4 • _ '"" tJm .,.,, $lO 220 V' Tr' Li lo C'f!1i.<;Or1('ll or a \'C -'· f 11·.,:hl In «a~ $15 .. 3'..'60 1,hn II ". --:._-::__c:~waU~ler"'";;·~50. .,.12-6285 alter 10 AM HlGHCHAJR $.J. }~ans $3 101,· 6.,,11!~ iesie. < Polnriz1•1' flltrr $10. Yashiea 11e~ora. C~I sht jf!'i·elry 1 ~ 10 ""'°· ""'uuvuu1 11.:a .... eacti. Colt'man Sf',)\'e $JO. I ,, . ,,... '"' TW L.\I. S:!i Ctc>e SlO. Len.; Shells & 1·1·11ft 1r~·n1~ Hk'-2.">c. ... -· I 2 O $25. Pum"' 15. VW perts $3. SWt!diiiti 5replace $3'..l. 2 aoo; 646-3250. 2 rattan swivel bar stoolll·S!li ~RECORDED tapes, 7 Crunplng ~iliet $3. Grill S'T1JDIO ooueh Sl.'i. Lnr,::t> k1r pl'l"$S. or vie\\' C"11.niern., 11~;,~;!.; t·~.ony .·o..·k1.a1l. tahl~ Plastic flo11·rrs & y:irn eaeh. Antique ship vent tte.ls'll each. 531-79J6. $3. Coleman ki:ntern SS. Cot i·ht'!!;t of draii·eri: $20. F.fls'' 61 ; ifll.ilt'~ $JO. Flash Riii~ :i.: .... 111. kud tablco;. 2 11rr ~~1 lOr. Christina;; lt!'n1~ !Oc to $2.50. 1 gal, glou white boat AIR o:mpressor $1.S. i\Iotor &:. ind $8. Tu•o 9xl2 rugs SS. l'hfll r SlO. \lnnlty dresger for ntlln~· .-:inil't'<i •. Ar,;.·us f pr. ~l11pl1' :<>('!: Bl·ci $2.1. Xx.-. JOO ft. anllll'r bf'ads ennmel $<l. 5 gal aqwt.rlum $10. Tank $10. Plwrliing $5. Sleeping bag $7. Shelves $1. :tl'.!.:iO. l."lrp,c 1111 Mrobc ~l!'l. F:-,J ~wt .. P.~. ~l .f'1Mt. I \Hn\\,\' S~li), :1 dr;n\'t'r chest S'.?.50, J dt•sk ••hairs $'.l.50 t'.'ll. $Z, Night stani:I $ 2 · 50 • 531-7SOO. Car sea•t $3. Pui~h bowl se! 2 an!iquP i·hair-. $ ll. Polaroid \\ inl..-t 11p S2. (ollt'<'-S~'!l, C••U•'h S:?;'1, 9 1trn\1·er Slot ('fir rra~·k $10. Boni:::().it aii'_ ~ 13> ead>. I 'R'"E=F~R~l~G~E~RA-TOR ___ $25 5D'tlfll!l. . . 642-IJSO. . Wooden bait sled $2.50. 3'x4' D~RS' dta'irs (2), $2. Play pen & Jumper $8. r.,~ntoinJ:\ (j l'nl. ('fl!' rn<lio IN'!! oon1eras $1-$25. !)ark <'ht·~l S21l ·I dl'll\l'Cl' $15. $.l Salu~l:ly 111)(1 Sunrl11y :!~.It =! $51./l':'I>~ ~ v.i!h white atn\'as, $5 ;=.r,.,bed $1. Tires $7 e11ch. ~JO. Kf'nr nciv TI5-l4 tin• room i.tcr11s in c I u din i::: Clu·~t SIO. fon11il'l'I 1!111il~ 1315 Ourri1u.:l"r L)r Cdi\1. OtoDt sb'Je 6 dtMver chest, NEW ayntibetic w I gs, .,_,.. ,.,... each. UJlUSU'lil lnit:ot'h!d n n . O\\'S SOc eadi. Tool ~l!'i. Gro<l tit\'.' $S, St>ii·in"' snfe\ite~ ~· ro $L s in.in i.1lile s:.. Pll ir uph-Olstt'red &14--025-1. 3 amd dra.'\\'et'S, 3 liup pr'e:11'1yled $4-$5. 5'9-0670. plastic pipe $2. 2 bamboo ~ tealk corftt table . .c!lbtnet $4.. Cloth.in"; 10c·2."x:. h' !'" 0 . I l"-sl"' l\·fansficld f'll....,j1.,-·t0r s:.!O. 11·in'!hnrk ,.hnirs $15. Sinf.{e rTIR --ES----.-.,---1-7-\"_\_'_d_ ftwera $?).. !Hurst -'-!It CClNSO' '"' "'" chain $3 each. 20' len&th %" ............. ,,.;, .. Bl I ...... n11(' lllC .!a., IS ies U<,-• n...u • H II ,. j I .,, I 1..1 .. lX ,) . '' oor .• , ..,, er a...c. color TV $Z.'la ll&a ne\V, sell $25. Garden •.-.,,.. ... ,er ,..,, m1·or1;n ·r.2 ,, 1 ,1 C't ..,..... "' 011·e $1\l' Pl~). !:<'\1·1n~ 11111rhnc \1·1 iou ,,,,57 I" 11 .. d 1-11 s· , k-·~ ~tram, complete gal aquariun1 w:ith pump copper plpe $10. Exereycle iet -nierni c..;iain (2}, 50c. \\lelding machine ~--' __ nr · · ~· · j(.'("lor SlO. 'T'l.lylnr n1i.ni :Yi 1·Rhinc1 $10. f loor polishl'r ; .~·$1 s.:'.!...t~~~< .1. IPdbi mount and linkage S1s. fitter, heater r.n ~ $25. Bey's lite 1 2 • table, SID set. Fieldcrest ~Iiscf!Haneous hand snws $2 \\'.\LNUT d.rop leaf 1ablr $18. nint }-tide projecior SlO. Slll. r;l(.,·tri1• ht'n!r1·~ .$.~·$5 nnper.... · 1 • • • '60 <llev radio wlth speaker storage cite!Jt in metal penn~ shirts 50c each. ~!tie ac1-olan bJ:.u1kets (2), each. Sheets 50c e!\Ni. \':atnut coffp.e or end to.bit' Electri~ h:lnll S.'\11• for iw k !\IO\'i(' c:unrra S:.I{). r•ro. 6' hidf'-n-l)('l! couch SJj, $5. 646-37'l4-M3:-5195. frame $1. Electric guitar &f2...6666, t\\in, nea'l"ly ne11·, $2.50 Books 5c each. G\zilar S:?. I .~1'i. i\JaplP <"hest or dru1\'Prs bonno.i.~ $1:i. El<X'~~~ moror j C' 1• 1 ,, r $ '.! ~ ... n I' a rl e d 642-27?.0, CAN'EBACK CHAIRS $ 1 with cw $%). 968 INld~ NEW paint tmtrnc5 $2-$22:. craC'h. 67'.,-6919. 121 . .J Bl?ena Suerrc, Sru1 SIS. 2 c!csl{ chail's SS-Sl'.t fr\loe shinc-r $10. S·I -3187. ~l'1'f'r11 so.:.i1. 1'\. s1:01il tl.:.O. GOLF b.•• .•·' 10 b,11, °"· -" V Lorie CM r.:14 l::Nl'7" rn-'•s u--·-1 21<" 19 Clen1e11ie. A"l·1 11" k" " d • · ,~· --I' 'f I · I ''" "'"' ""' etcUl.. .tntage hexagonal • · • ~~.. ~ • n..i""'"""" • .., • MfERlCA.i~ standard toilet " Q ~ roe ..or, 11 "' I" s ROCKING eha1r lR. S1h·rr .rn1i1I l1 i·ostunlc JCllC 11' Boy's stingrny hike S18. 4 table $15. Ol.d ~ WASHING ~ $25,· l '7!r1962. $20. WW.I bµng basin 1\lifu GAS roppci·tone bu i I t -l n rrµair SS. l\lttple r<H.'kf'r, coff~ set 3 piece S"l.i. Di"h Sl-$.2.50. 5-ri-:nro. V\V hubcnps 5Ck.· c<tch. llChxt desk $3). V9f ·bus yea!' ~ee. :67-..6377. EXCEU..ENT quality ck>thes ~cet $12. t1ediclne cabinet range & Q\'en. Prr11'l L 1111rk· needs seat $18. Bar stool SS. leal table gor~t c:on!l'i"tion ~," l'IO<'·krr kit s1:i. 1'.i\1-A~I 646-36.'\0. back . seat. $10: Mexican SCliWINN ~fidget Stingra)', for older v.-Om1tn, su~ts and $3. Panel ray wail heeler in~ condition ~Zi. Hood 1\'itl1 2 ottonlans $4 ench. i\1etal $20. K!1t:hen tllhlt> likf' IJ<"'" lnri:::e pol1nh!C' $10. Jland ,, .. ,. --------- wood .em: \\'U'e bird cage $7. \\'6Nl trnfrdn<> "''heels $2Ll CO!lts $20. Jee blue evening ns. Kitchen cabinet, sink, ran for bu ill-ins $ 2 5. trunk $2.1. \\'ood double bed $15. Ne1\' <'hair.:, hcn,...h !er pl'l'ss ~l :-i. illini<"®'llPh STERF.O 1\·ith radio'$...~. Rf'rl ~e orepe cocktail~. \V~ horse° $8. ~~ CQllt, cost $140, sell for $25. ~ucet, file top, 9' i<>~ $2(1, 5' 4g.µj93J. fi·an1e $5. Crib and n1attres~ chair JO\v hc11Vy plastic s-i. pi't'ss s:i. Stnall tyfl{'i\Ti!f'r '\ldv!t chair S..'>O. \\ll!tc ' s.ize 14 $5. Large~ ho~ hao:r piece., lL brown $10~ Nev.· u_r:csses $7, size l2. dlning room ohairs, SJ)M'ri&h AUnnNU:\I a\\injng 16, long $4. 2 lo\•e seat~. needs Ping pong 1ablt.• & padil!es !:i. 21 .. TV S'.?:'i 1,11._ gtild drl\\\'•'r 1·lu'st 513. Pair iron $3. ~51'.l69. Canvas dmni: car.op)', used ~973j after 4 PM Sat, all 1},,e-$4. 1616 Tu.st\11, CM. x 18 .. wide $25. 83()..7559 , covers $8 each. P1nno stool $10. Holly1\00d bP<I f;;une ii·atrh SlO. 5-18-l976. l'>'in bedsteads $7. Child's 'tl vw Bus once flO. 540-16$3. clay Sun-M()n. 4 lle\\' Y78·14 $3) each. 4 ne'v · $20. 642--0666. 814 \V. 19th, $2. Pool."lirle ('h;iil' & 2 --~-~~~ Singer Sl'\\'ing n11\chlne $3. Windows ~ $:2S each. RECLINE!l·, s~. l""-"e< $lS. BUCKET of 2~ .. nails with G'l0-14 wide ()va}s $25 eadt. DINTh"G room table drop Cl\l except Sunday. toonges $10 ench. t.'UShio.ns. f ft EC E IVERS : BC-45.:l Girl's clothf's and ."hoes •<Ut. SU>. Elngjne door .J,I ·~-• &t6-tlS6 leM & 3 dmiJ'S $23. Sid . 536-8.296. N'Cei\'£>1', 190-550 KJIZ. $1 5. 10c·2.·,,_., llandn1atll' \'f'SI. ~. ToP S20. Headlights' $15. Bed! $10 a nd ·$3'.). ·Heed-beads $3. Pipe fittings · boots la.die!' ?¥.= l:ace $5. BA.BY ltems: \Vooden high I BC-454 ~receiver, ~l\oUI2 hats ;uid ponlilOS 5(k.•.st 42::: Rear pe.nel a.nd ,side pnriel board af'ld frames $3. %"-~•" niP.ples-T's-elbows BWE green nylon carpet. 9 Lai-ge round ~ffee table chair Sl2. ~buggy $13. CUT S'COUt unifom:i l!lize .12 $15, both in very good Victoria, con1er of V!t·ioria S24 ea.di. Body and engine 549-0670. lOc each. Tuu heavy duty' ft x ll ft 9" SlO. Be-ige $12. Crib JTl6ttress, neiv $5. Autom~tlc sv.·mg $6. Pol· ~-~n mother umform_ size shnpe, both for Sl-i. Lee & Parsons, Ci\1 JOM-5Pllr parlJ JOc-;Ll. Sj.!Hl,57 or •61 .l"e'OO.ilt j et--a-v.>ay ~. blJ?lper trail~tches, fits C¥JN!t,, Lee'$ acrylan, just Cosco hi-ch.Ur $.). Living ty chall" $2.50. Car ~eat $1. 18 $5. Boys gal~ srl~ 2 lo:idcr, :\0-40 Krug, nl'\v S5. Gtt-8113. '-;;:3 St:arfil:e, FS5, •;;s 01\is, any car_ $15 .each. 7'J1 ,"!· cleaned, 13 fl 7" x 7 ft 6" room r,_h ai r s, large Baby ireat for swmg set and -I S'l. Pain ilght \1u1tty Lon~ yC'lloii· drf'.~s, Sile 1'.!, ELECTRIC dzy{'r. excellent COF'tEE and •2 enct t.1.ble~.· ~·l or part:1 U-$25. Bucket 20th St. ·CM 642-5487. $20. Sn1al chid's standing naugaliyde $23 each. King $1.50. 540-6431. lamp $4.50. 968-36-IO. ll'orn onec STO. Bird c•a;:<' $2. condition $'.G. Lnrgc It11lian f ' _, BIKES. 10''-24"-$" n-irl's, art ease $150 Green d 11cenc picture $20. Bo1l'llng ori"r»ca tops $ai for a:ll, lik.e sea.Li~ =--. l· ;_!_e'":~ ru:.::1. •· IO, coot $30 ;t ·Gla"ier F&!anls spreadh ~· _! .!!.,~byde1 16 ORIGINAL oil palnti~s BABY crib $W. Crib ntat· '\'r>rk bench $10. 645-?Ji,11. ....: .. , ball Rn<I his .~ her new sis-UtZ. • ...... •......., ~-_........., boy'9, some old, all shiny .. couc .,...,, u•~ .... ,er SS to $25. Landscapes, tress $15. Botti in cx<"etlcnt AlJTO p1111 s: 11C'1\' never U8<'d ;:,.~ SlO. Eleclrle toaster Bl..ACK and \\t.:lte TV $20. HD shocks $1,2.. 549-0070. bright $6--$25. 646-6&03. 4' x 18' s.vimnUng pool, Pl\t .J seascapes, Still-lifes. some condition. 71~ inch Jl011·er Ford hydraulic lifters. box· $3, Book!', 11\··25<"·75c. Pirig Douhl~ ~ttrew $10. Eleo-DEPRESSION Glass, dWJes CARPETING used, regular llrllltll'irJum b"ame a.nd timer 2 CUSl'O.\I bunt 'CO!llbination ovals, sizes 5"x7" to hand &a'\\' $12. 5.16-7615. ed $15. Chevy 348 pat'lii, in· ponr table $7. Qunrt can- trlC" egg cooker $1 . ;) o. and \.-ai;ious B'aas $.l.51}-$3.f.O v•eave, not shag, 17xl:I $19. $.2;i .Pump akimmer Ster, bookcase/room dividers, 24"x48", Saturday and Sun· 7 piece dinette set, bronze rlurlin2 r<'hu!lt head S\O. ning jars 10e earh. RC'rords, Ax·~ytme crib arrl ~. ~ ookir. rno'flJy $t5.-088'7. ladtler and tools $25. 3)1.21 chestnut color 6' Joni 4~~· day. 531-3793. metal legs sro. Biege 1in)I 01evy vs bellhous..ing $10. dll sort~. so1n" lmllet & tap ma 1·• b PatrlciM and u .. ..-....i.-1 .. Bll)vle~· Ave., Santa Ana ....... 1~ W ""' ump er --.....¥ pa~ CHEST of dra1vers, $15--$25. high $25. 644-7&Xl. y . -ul".....,.tered chA.irs 11• I t h AC spark plu11:s. eight , nc11· :!Oc-rA·~. Chi J d r ~ n ' 11 ~. sheets $25. Roum t.ems 54&-3797. '''ork bench $JO. 216 E. 20th Haights. 5r.h354l. _LA_W_SO_N · E,":5 . ch a 1r 111 Sa-Sl:>-S2S. speck of gold less than a bo."\ed. AC44's $4. Spark anin1.1.I pll'l!llt·S .~z each. tib1e wa:llrei $2. wonmtr G ..... ,., ft. .... h-1-....-, ~-•1e St ~,NO ''77 ELFCl'RIC 9'.Jies hair --~r ' . ~ che.U', .guod Kingsue headboard $ 5 . vear old $'.!S. \\'H ! sell plug,,·,,.,·,,,, k1'1 !4. Cl-·'" VB JO"•. 10" BOQ c•-. 8 day im.e 12 .._ __ ~._ •-• :::._~..ii=: ·~40-i·-uuu.u " ..,.1, U't<I'"'..., • in ........... ing _ 17. M"'e'n'·s condition m. Be au t 1 tu l Dresser $25. Luggage ~. ~ 1 1 Pbo ~ •148 "" "· J ·' ........: • "'"'WUl41....:: mus-.::cu .__,r _.. 646-:isog L";l'M'T dressing table $5. ~-·J ""'""' crocheted bed spread S:Q. 1~~·x3' mirror $7. Crib $IO. se~e Y· ne ~ · points, condenser 11.nd rotor Banjo style? ,1·al! rlock $15. ~.llhdl964 ~ Sst GOQD,gob' balls, 1~25c, 219 Jirl$t invlng S 5 . 2 ~!:~ ~ Gs:i~e:·F~ Ne\\', meiu 2 suiter SlO. ;3.>.cup coffee makci· $.5 ~10VING n1ust sell -Apar1· $1. Oil caps 50c. 645-36~1. _11S_~C_oo_il .!'_!.:.. C_.M_~l_2--"-~: Apt. B, in back, C.M. Po,lnserttia, CdM. . highchairs. S21SO each. Dou· Ice rink, ~I f':'.lr $15. Lewyt !Wr-2002. Teen clothes ~$5. ,.V ~~~~~~~a~. :: BABY items: Playpen $10. 3 \\'Rlf't' ~kl bthit $1 each. DOG hoose large $3 RabOit SURPLUS&Ult-Vlnyt red ~~~ bedi.i.~~in ~~d=~ cannister 11weeper with &t-HATCHcovercoffee<table8', Gtaabmlee'•. boo50ck.s, 00La1mebooP•k,s 1 J1. Twtn mattress $7. Recliner ~~~~:~-~.-',!,;,•,t~n-~~'tai~k!~~·i~ Cu heater. Gaffrrs & Sat· cage il. Gh-4315. • lead, ott ~'1.iite, grey, blaCk taclunents $10. Argus Super hoout:ifully Resin finished $12 iklok.stlelf S 2 5 0 "" .., 11,r S:1. Stora.gf' rrunk. · . e!]fmeia, :> ~ for $7.50. $3. Deep fR.t fryer $'.!.50. 75 camera $8. Buttaro cycle S25. ~f:i:tching c 11 st om 545-5335 · · ' Bahy elothe$ !K'--$2. lcf: 3Gx23x20 $1 Bookca.~ head· SLm\I01''S So~ bed. aqua ~. blut!, red Jaquer Vacumn1 $3. 645-4904 alt D:.30 ~· aJ\ new, sold bike and \\TOU.,-oill iron legs $25. P'ix-· Na'Ugahyde ~er S 1 S · 1Jk111cs, $5, lll"I\' ron<lh ion. board, dOl\ble, lolld Maple nau,ahyde, good condilioo ant red pl.'ilMr $1.50 pet" AM ~e:..tras 1.Sc-$2. Queen able B & \V TV $7. Nested END tables $3. '~by car Large statues $5-$10. Br~ I.:nd tables $Hi, set of h\'(I, $15. Hollywood ~adboard. $15. 642-3431. gallon. White Jead paste, 5 BREAFA~ table, Olle extra revenible .gold coiol" tables· {2) Brolon tooled ~atth$4,~ot~ ch~r h$~SO, :s $~ail.amp; ~2·.S6 Desk $5. 833-9493. 17691 dou ble $3, Htgh kitchen ~ door, ·.~ent poo~ for" $1. Hanno!:'!)' leaf and 4 chairs. fonnica ratd, cost $30, sell Jor le~ SW. Atnit a> yd!: .~u lk bik · ( w e der Brookh l'9t. ~ B. eu!a. :e~ l\lanchester , Irvine. garage ltOOl $1. Garden cart carnitb:J $& TV anterma 15.. hollow bcJdy electrie gulta' SXI, chem.ille,Portable B/\V e&ch ·blade & burnt orange si e\\>a e n e e s · u -' ' $1. Lawn tPrea.der-aeeder • Clothes &ie: olro.afar with outfit $2>. 2 hp 2 cyCle ~.~~~.47 .. ~~=I= TV and stood, good C()l). 54 .. crushed velvet fl a !!Ome.repairl.$3. Car cooler Sol ~pt. 14. Sat & Sun 5-9 KINGSIZE h eadboar d, $3. Redtie1dz· sight, frame $3. rirrtem rods s:i motol"ll $.15 10f' iloth, 2 9COOP" dition $15. Sat-&.m 635--0217. ~. 3 sets ''ra~er skis $1. F1hn splicer $1.SO Toy11 ~· Medlterrean atyle S 2 5' front and rear 2529. , each. ~ screens $3. bnJt bq $12.50, 536-39!2. ends $9 each. 2 hinged $10-$18. Kitchen l.ititiLy table 50c to S2 Sat. & Sun, bef()re RABY dle&'t $10. Tall book _6~·16-4==56~9=· ~--~-~ 28()5 LaSalle. ·shower doors, 2'~5' $5 each. SAT-SUn. Drop leaf table $5. r..: _., 1 546-0864 1671 La~ d · ·~ Do J C 0 o•tPLF".TE aqua•luin, JO -==~-""".1<;_,,~=-0ui.i<ie entry H&trt $3. GHOUSE c 1 ()ck ..,.,, u1o;i-3388. · . .,.a or. oose, pme ~· ub e mat· " • T PE 6"-QOO. radio .w wi1h alarm $5. ~~~ib~to::: $~~~~~~~ ~ badcs~O ~ 2: ~ ~: ·i\1·EEHAN srove l\ith extra Costa Mesa. ·~ ~~ DooblBab e . box gal, 11·it h nietal stand, 1~ d~f'l' 'A'~~~ VACUUM clea!*f", Kirby, ex-Yellow bean bag ii, ean be Novelt;y itenB tor ONtmas broiler SlO. 675-4473. NEW capless \\1gs, Auburn. spnngs -.,. . Y Jumper punip, filter, l.lght. ht>ater, End mills !IOc-$3.. Carbide ttllent condllion, w;es paper U9!!d for filler. Extendon VE.RX good, Sears' 6" room ~1.50. Fahl and tights ROlLAWAYS $8 each. brown, frosted $10. Short $4'. Stroller extnl seat $4. therrnon1eter, and ac. drills St-$3. Ca.rblde lathe ()t' do~ begi iz;. 644-6000. oords, brown, lS tt. \vb!te, double mal:t:n!ss S 2 0. $)-$5 N'oogaizyde 61'5-447'3. 11·igs, saJt Ii pepper, Crib ~10. Books 25c-$1. ressories $16. 644-5947. 1 ~$ }f S ~ :me bed $15. Ota time 12 ft. file ea.ch. 15 tt ot c.:ird lllatchlng box. spring, 660 ~ 379 ():)Sta~ "SILVER PINE" by ~ Auburn, dk. blonde, brown IBaooruzer $lS. !W6-l7.JG. PO\VER 1110\\'E'r $25. Hand :.:~.Zs. ~~I ~teei ::~ . ~ double headboanl, \\Vth junction box tor h'O colb $20. Bed frame, as new ~716. ci.!tcan S3 to•~. 675-44'13. $3. Siz. 2412 blouses $3. T\VO new Olevy van seat::il mower $5. Electric l::iwn nanr1t 50r·SL J"x4~1" 6 fl . ...._..._____, twistlock ....i .. g, SJ, Old $5. Thermador u n de r .., Purses 50c. Ne\v toaster $5. $2:> each. At:tadled metai ed<N>r, like ne1v $1.· Gr"" c n s $15 T t rt ti t !VU<'tAllll'\l aD:l frmne ....., .,... ' di --• $lo PORTABLE 17" TV $19"" .. -•. · , · ee e o er or ~tfee a.od end f:8bfes Sl~ sln.lller $1. Aknninum pa.do counter shw....,.er ; Combination radio S7·50· 4 LOUVER doors 14x80 $5. Bov.•ling ball S5. Bird cage frame & seat belts $10 each. sweeper $5. l:Jl3 Oral\g'e r.hilclrfln S2. Bolts 10c·25c. ~ and >vonW lOc-$2 chair $1. Toys, stufJed Kampkold cooler $8. 10' BBQ $4 ~ · · 9Jpboard doors 50c. Hand $3. Kitchen table $ 5 , Old cleep [reeze generator Ave .. CM G4l-5G66. Blcycle parts 2 5 c-$ 3 , Dinet.tl!-~e s5."'1tnn be(j dolls and a:nirno.l:s, boolcs, centers lav8.tory faucets $5. ' · electric WiCUUIT1 $ 1 0 . 645-8149. 1 S2. Double bed frame $2. ~ ", O'Keefe and Merritt grill $IO. IRQ"""'"""" bed $S. Infil.J)t pUzUe:J and riding toys , Tub and shcnver ~· Crane POWER 01 o v.· er $25. Bov>ling baHs Delux $10. New 15" 5 hole rints 4 $25. PLY\VOOD paneling, top gn~ stove SIO. ~. -~ 2ic . $2. Trim·T\vi.st ex· lav,1~ry faucets $;.i. Open Automatic \\'6.!!her, Norge Beautilul square dance PATIO umbrella, heavy Light blue king size spread S2.95. many c oJ o rs . aeat ·with. . . mchr $2. erci!ser We. nrree Dol'lll l•ot·~c a111t-tor sale signs $::5. Large 1\-'ater pump $25. "1kir1:8 $1-$5. Huge bl'MS metal standard $5. Steel bed $l:I. Cai'!~. BeAutiful cabinet doors, ;9=13=J=o=n"='~' -=S~'·~C-=M~~=-~ ~ ~aiby pattern iap IJ"ays $1..SO. ~-$5. Floor b. $3. J.tirll-bike $Zi. BoY.'11~ ball drapery pole $20. Table with extensions $1.50. G.E. elec· COVAIR &-rts $5 to S2:i. various sizes 5 O c -S 4 . BEDSPREADS $2-$8. EI~c-- Fr:>ried nictt:re<· f I) r Dtt,.,rat!1·e yard rocks S5 B/W TV $10. Push a1'tached benches. foldfl 11..oit ftic iron SS. Large round 842-6253. pa · Pl!rsqe doors, m1tny sizes, Irie blanket with control $5'. WALNUT table' and 4 clmir1 'by Vimle ·Bros., nevtunir '$25; Salld wa!nut heftilboanl $Z. Old carved coffee table' l2S-Okf waitu.rt smokers atand $10. Trumpet \\i th Ca&e $2), Old ·\\iilrart vanity or desk $l4. Bmt tank $10. SM)..3.197. !-. • µw'IGLISH bicyde $17. GirJ'g bicycle $3); 2 ~pn!~lii ' -.'RgClns 1$'1 each. Iron $.1. ~ ~ '$5, 36 ft. ex· teoaion ladder S.1.5. 14 ft, $4. I • step kfdd:etw $1~ Zemb> ... _, 12\. °"'"- 4 dl'a!Wers $8. 2 la~ $25 oUd p). 3 )lh>no radjo and.-.:I ....... 15 .ead>. 3. BBQ'• $142410.. Table lamlJI $3 pai'r, $4 'pait. 3 for ~ ...,.._ AufD """ 12 eocll. 3:11 W&lno< St., C.M. qhild's roon"1 50c-$1. ~l'Ug !145. 6., trellis rac. Neiv mower $2. Exerclser $5. $23. AH like new. All week. foot stool $2. New good for making shelvrs <1r Thro1v rugs SOc--$2. IJnen rack 25c. Fo1rr ne..y blue ra,nch nlail box_ $S. Toy can· Eleotric motor $2. FJedric 6?5-3959. fertilizer spreader $5. 2 TAPE player & tapes $15. cabinets $3-45. 1x2-Jcnr:-th!I 8 napklM 25c-50c per IK't. •~~ _,,..._ heater $4 • Falcon tires S4 wooden benches 3' $5 Elec· Road race sets $4 & $8. t() 16 rt 5c ft. VW tow bnr l\.lan'11 16 lb. bowling ball p...._.., uiauo .$1: .&retcher OOJl and tank l3. Long long . GOOD gaB stove SZi. OlMt tric blanket (clean') $5. Hairdryers S5 & SH1. Gas air tJats, ~bled, ready for tratll!!f I: ci!lr $8. Ne1v Sears' egdi. Automotive ane.lyzet-of drawent $15. Chain $1.50 ,_ 15 $25. Heat light b1tnk on with hag $2.50. CoUee table caJl\1lS S5 earn. Hand slide toUe't Rat '5. 34" rouDd $3.l. ~. 769% w. a>th ·to $7. Box· apring mattress Electric knUe sharpener P<ttTie . Drum. practice pad 11tand $20. Commercial tnpe S2. Small fracti()nal electric vie er $1 w· '......i bUr 1 $10 · SL, Cl\t. with H. --e ~. V·-·um Sl.50. 3 thro\v rugs, 2 same $2.50. Rttorda ~ to $1.50. machine wl!h 2~ boxell of moton $5 each. Recliner . ". · lgs a..1.µ, . 'L rror · ~7· ...... .u, ~ -.... size $5. 6'9" throw rug $5. 2 847:4()49. chair, good ooncUtion $25. P)eCe'S f:Ot:::.41. ~Y battt tt;W, KE5NI lhocks.1~at 850 SlO. CHESr dfvlder $.24. Reoxd Sill. Power roower m. -~------tape. worth $50, ror S20. El 50c. Carpet S\\'eept $Z. Rem-, rsche 1-'-cabinet $4. TV pol"l3ble cad-Rolaway bed $15. Hand small rugs SS. 3 tan Duff 8 cylinder Chevy engine, Chairs *S15. Cabinets for · ecttic lawnmoWll?r, runs in;ton rawr $:?,. Ladles size 66 Porsche ·•l ll. VW 2-$10. dy $i. 675-1962. mower $5. Kingsize ~ rugs $5. 548-9198. good sba)lt $25. Rebuilt books Sl5. 1721 Kings Rd. $2.5. Vibrator c¥tr ... 'Ork11 • 12 dresses $1-$1.SO Ladies ~u goOd tire $ 5. board $7.00. Hollywood bed REFRIGERATOR S20 Boat Chevy pOwergllde $25. Vin-NB 64!>.1400. S25. Push lawn ITlOWe1' $j, Blouses 50c Sk1rta· JjOc: Galvanlt.ed pipe and fittings B=-~~ ;: :: frames $3.S> eadl. Ping seats $20. 877 A \\'Uson tage ,Ford and Chevy parts INDOOR outdoo1' rug, 9x12, Servel gas re~tor. Pants $1. 11.iank."Qrlat ~ 25c-$2. Part roll slate roof· s:J. """--__,_ in<::. Guitar ~ table' $10. 138 E. 18th 645-5282. SS-$25. Portable Morse sew· workl'I $15, Portable TV \\'ith U wl~ bot oil __ .J.,_~ ing $1 2 Schage passage •"¥"' ·~ ..... U3 .,~ • h' -8.1" """"' $15. Wool hooked rug. 6x9 stand, ne eds b..i""tne"s e es ,.., "JOU,;1111""' • <n!e $5. a> -t a---.i.-St. C.M. M8-+l85. HIDE-A-BED ·-I mat'-"" ing mac ine .-.. :J-"'7\N. $5. Shag ...,, ... with pad, 5x10 '05" $2.~ McCaH's end 8µnpUcity locks $2. 2 Lock\vood bath 6.... ... ....... .,..... ....... ·~.:-4 • ._ tube. Four ROOCI G7~15 tir('s pMterns, misses l2, dUld'a locks $1, New oak, lx6, 30c tan)<'s $15 sncl $17. 5 gal $6. GIRL'S 16" bk:ycle, good-$25 each. Handmower $5. large Maple captain's $8. Sofa, real clesn $10. Of· "'ith 1-'ord rims, a ll for Sl 5. sbe.t. some · new 2>c each. ft. 545-0797. Pumps $7 and $2. Aquarium cond:iWn S10. 546-4305. 644-0524. chain $25 each. Comer fl~ desk and chair $10. Three canvas cots St .50 LP'• .all good c:otUl:lion OOe REFRIGERATOR $25. Nice ~;,~~l·Sce~ sru~ CHAIRS, " metal $10 set. 2 SURFBOARD 7'4" 4 2 5. ~;:~hm!.0':~~e ~::w :~· :~n~ P:1~~~: di!;~:~t t;~ each. Cannisler vacuuni -Sc...:__ val~ (P>i •. lG. 51rt~.· and clean. Good working aquarium supplies . $ 2. ~Rerg-al n$31-ed~· ... ' ~bl.We. 961!-• 3842. Knick knack shelf $20: Beautiful lamps 5 0 c -$ 7. cleaner, \~·orkl'I $10. Porta bl<" ..._._ ~ 'pair feCftic dry $25. 64$-3738. 5.a9-ZIJO ..,.. ~"' aucu '"" dish1vai;her, run.~, SIR is $tj. s:b:lel f:iQe tr QVa1 e er . • fonnk:a top p:i, Drapes. 2 E X C E L L E N T : \Valnut Nearly new twin s I z e AM~FM radkrphono $5. 7 J\.1t>dium oomfort <'hair $IO. blue. 10' x :.\?: ~tr&~ GAS, ltOW, dean $25.. Ping LIBRAJJ.Y table, lets out to panels $10 each Pine dinette Port-a-crib SlS. Cradle/car rollaway bed mattre11R $15. point antlers St.50. Garden Three 6.~lt V\V tires, like ~ will ~ . pong table $8. Lm Oranae 800t: fotr or very useful or table $(!, Deik lamP5 bed $9. Tu-in stroller $22. Frame $15. 'Child's desk and hose and tool!! 10c-75c. ne\v, all $10. V\V rnctio $7.50 Jt.~; Black ~ A've., CM 642-Q666. buffet, exoelent ooncbtion s:z..45. Table iemp $4 .. Old 673--2138. llwlvel attac~ chair $Q. Frnn1e<l l6x24 rnirror $2. 3 64&-4101 or G7S Congress St. ~ J t'11 n .. -a ......... " STUD--. •--ng table, $15. Antique trunk. blue $10. entrance Manp $3. Hand OOUBLE dres.iter $ 1 s ~atching ~r nearly new shelf appliance tRble $2. Cl\t off Pomona between STE8EO ~ tuner\ excellent' ~0-• ,( -........... ..,,,.,. .. ~ \ll<U.U n-A•••....... . Simmons t I L ..• p magul;nes ~25e Sato-Sun new-coming $25. 646-8527. ~uu... ~g ~p. mower, used very little $5. Bookcase hew:lboord S5 ivm s ze """"'· r. CarpP.nteri1 tool box 7"..x:. \Vllson and Victorin . !i...~.o~"I':: ':ti. '135 Joonn sL, 1¢.; 6t Foi-dVB engine, complete = ~· ;.::.,•• ~ ~Santa~ Ave., CM :':. ';:::;: ~hl~;vf~er ~~ ~.':,"~e ,:'k;::no~·~~~ ~.;;';.\,,foldiog easel SL50. SLIDING glM• shcwer door I ~ "~R:ES and atuft" In 390 CID~ hp $25, 545-2429. cabinet. two abelve11, glass 19" px'table TV ~ &'OQd table $2. Lamp $1. Couch Md guard rail, Sl7·50 each EXECUTIVE de11k chair $20. :i5.51~~ ~'o.Lo~~~ ..._ rvu..r pi braicelet ., $2(1, ~'1:il 224 Tulane Rd. CM door, antique wbitll! kfeai _ ~0 • ...., _ _.:A 5 PM · 170 546-6299 bed. Yellow <lropleaf dinette 8eaiitiful chair $2). Crystal a:Uey. ~ '~.' .. Csil~n.. TRJPLE a.ctSon eX'eTctR cy. tor fid.'• rOom $5. ni.l8911. ~ _,..~ .uocr · · . table, form!ca top $25 4 Decor lamps, new $10-$26. Provincial. Refrigerator, as beadl: trom Beirtum SL N~. Shor.ff, N~ de $22. t..arp. rabbit <!age STZNGRAY,· ....i..i•a $2 5 . 4 '1Alee1ll and ·liners $10 each. DEMOLITION -window.!!, 557-0282. ,(land tools IOo-$1. Fans $5. I~ ~· Dryer, as ii $15. Je.ll'Jry ~$1. 18 k. ope! Bee:ch, Sa~ pnlY ~,9 .._. 2 bnWi floor ..... 11....._ S6 ~'l'&G. .,., 3 cempll!l" windows $10 each. doors, lumber etc. $1 lo S25. TWO . Jeep cans S3 ~ 'Speskers Sl-S5. Dining table Clothes, l!Ofne llke new w-.... n:-. _.... ..,.,.;., A.M. 6 Dr.Wft' ~siter. With .,....._.,.,. · Bree.kfUt tab'e $20. 6 Sat. and SUn. 9-4132 Topaz, eac · and 4 chall'ft, nice $3:1. Box 5c-S2, includes cashmere ·•• '""' ..,. a.nsill!lt, """"'' ...-~. mnor :ns.~y~ ~ 642"'8412. SWJNQ:aet$1..BoxllJll'ingSL cMtns, ma~$10. Round Balboa Island. Baby bathine!!e $6. Two spring and mattre11s $10. V-ne<:k aweaten~ Toy a 1~ ,' '=.~::·ix!h. ~ dr!lt $4. ·~· ".Po rt~ bl~ ,25 .Mixed car wheels, clettned Obck $1.50. OionW rocker coffee table, nlce $9. l.oclJ . . Ford mags, 14 SlO. Oooga. New tnp and d'le set $3:1. le-$1. Dishea 5 c -S 1 . · a.di t $5-$.25. Wwr\t:er and 'oUe $.1.0. and painted' $5 ·for· all. !25 ti>. Antique chair $25.. neecle green 6' Oirlstrnu TAB~ -white ~ 1 r ch Oooga ~m SS:, Two new Blowl"r, new In carton, $20. Fealhen for fl~ making ,., ~~ $cllwim n.Ylboc.e $16. Tt!Mll ncQUet $L CbUsf'rtn .... 1 t cep9;;. Plectrie aultar needa tlJJhol9terillg, 0 Id tree l6. 008t $40. Aluminum fornuca top: brau bindings, Uryi S.:iaxl<I'. 8 .wid~ $25 Small camper ,vlndow $4. lOc bag. Tricycle St . 2967 Oondon-St. CM ccrnerdelkM.lce-~ ~,~Ir_, Sl5. for lam.psipatr$20.0ldo:tnct 4.'~treewttticolor :;nfl~e~, 1 leaf. ~r~o~en,! ski~, atze 7 2"-•I'' pipe cutter, rigid. Records, 45 rpm, le each. ~ s'ri.st~l ~ SL Nll!'\f' Sk:ltdt:t eame ff. alt.,'M a&t a radiator, ex-botdtt '1 eaCh-Old jars wbef:l $1.1900 Federal Av!., · · an~.ng amp is. never used$~. Fluore11een1 1968 FUiierton, CM s.t&-8782. ~· ott Bi1citr. blld5el~ bOoll abt~. OJ. ticueni S15. Pair of GO !iOc-$1. Qd,Monuch COUee OM 5&8188. TROMBONE and case, great Pool table SlO. TV •tand, bulbs 25c. Dial Indicator Saturd&¥ only all day. ·~ btb $l0.' W-l6Ql. ~~ ..... awiepe:r;lJ. t ,.Blnl or .~n beads. ~ta. act jewelry and COLLECI'OR'S ;ars Sl-$.1. tor scliool music program ;:'2612 condition $ 2 · ~o · .. vlth stand In metal box m. ~.,~APLE==':.,m..:u-.,""c"'a"'1 ~J::.:ew"'e~f-bo-, ""m·Oilumb'"""'-"M u. • '• }::!"· ~,ti>.,!!; ~ :'!! Of ~I llltopr t ~""°'-.CSOo-15-M ~-"~ 97 Ink ....u. 2'c. Bottle• !Oe. pi. rr .. 2S11. VOIT ·, kl 15 Set of 570-14 tttts. very $4. Lam"' S2. Mixer $4. f-· r=c• . ~t-"'f' • W(l!'l'lCll ! ....... men1 5'-'" 'TT _, ~ • rcra ,.iwi; • • • ..._...,__, Jim Betn1 pln $2.50. Agate, FORD ptlihbutton radio S10 wa e:r 1 11 · Wicker good $10 eaeh. Surface P1,1nch bowl. 12 CUl)IJ $3. ' :J .~. ·~ '5 ~ ~"aJJ;il .~e&t'b~~ anerator ~ oce~~ for BOYS HuU)t 24'• btke with Ja11per, 'M)()d, booe 2 di~Rlrtll!n $18 $20 2 dress~ IAflle $.1. CMb $15, gauges $8. Oil painting SlO. 9 x 12 braided M.11 $1 5. W ' 'reP.frbtc, ~lu(nc, ... .., wOodl ~ ttt.111 ~ Mlder. 5 t:utomotlvt lfsbt9 anc1 WSW tires $18. l°'Y:"-$L~ Ger man • wuhbuln doull 'r · GE wannlnr dl1h SI. In· B!d f1'ame $3. Rttord l.taplcrockt'r$4.Chesaboord j,' ~T:(l338. ~ .... ~~ Sti, ~:!°~. ~$a. =~~t..w been Dlnette 9et $15. 2> geJ tag1ement win, Woc4d War $4. $5. 2 1 sm.:ie S:~~ !Mt seat n. Jumper walker player, Garrard $20. Navy $2. 30 cup coftee pot $5. ' ".· aaqt&"bna.•.,...~ • • • · "~ .,.. ea4 ~· S3. oS ~ . "' ant oG ~ U1 Four '100 x 13 I $1. 1B \nch .tow plec.. Quts S2 $3 6 how S2. Car Ded fl. Baby beth locker $6. Electric heate-r Bathroom stool $l. Cu Jori Sn1RDY one "1leil i CV ' t.uaqe SB to_$a0. ~ ..,dti11 <iii, WI ti ta tlftt M. 0::i&e ti.bl& Md 7J83 99.nta Ana Ave. OM ' . • er tub !i()c .. Playtex bottle !llet $10 Al grind SJO S ~· bdet ... 10 ft tdrftoil'd. kit~ ltett11 5p to _PJ: • io'•eadliaretols•$1.50 tnr all. eod table~ flJr both. 4X> m-54B-6MJ1. , , heruf1 .$1, S4. Ch I n 8 $2. ~Y ck>the• lOc-."iOc. llg1~L<1 S~O. aoo:: man'y ~~ ~rt~ ba• Ir a :t~!' a~· ~ nceue·nt cond!tkln 1j115. 9CHWINN .,._,, &r, ~Ram~~ 6 ed and,.,._. old radio a00 waahbRltn $10. Clock radio \Vomt'tt'I clothel, 1izo 10-U, " -.a. . ~ conditb;iit: sa&-\244 trant $2S. ~hie TV tubes as. 919-?965 :.> ~ betge . \lied wool $10. 3910l~ Ota.nnet Pl. N:'B., 50c41, Men's clothes. me ~m~=~na ,~n1~=ti~ !i~pl~·~!'!i~~flt::~ ' · . JS ' · · . ,U'• <B/W t."l'.ftt IOOl1 dlty H . any ~125: S4Ml93. 6~1603. e>Ctr.\ tarae, 50c-a. 'VflSMr, met&I trim SOc each.' 10472 , ........ LE1 ~ stow. 1. liibelf as. Laree 2 dr. ~ OAK double bed and box GIRL'S Schwinn Stlngray ncedlr repair $10. TV $15. l!1ld table $5, Ma~e dres!er 9 11111' ~,·t'!'*131;t· '~.1.~ t-f e•ser wtftli , but G~~~-S!.,t !:.:! r lllrlnp sn . (liest of Sl5 Ladies size 7Wi Relke,r Dlshe .. $3 aet. Melmac, mtx· Sunday Dr. HB corner of S25. l\1tiple twin bed fn..mes I •••• .. ' Y'l'l'6 _. 'X $10. 5 x.,,. -~ defn:llt netde· m. -'"'"'e ...,. ...,.,...,,,...,. dra~:en U>. Ve.nlty dttMCr ski tioots $25, '63 VW Rear t'd set good ,lor camping S1, Ward and Sunda)' Drive. $10 e11eh. 'Mn box sprt,.P lRW -~546--2189. -' ~ $2$. Red f&bric SF.AR'S~ $10. VH)' M"ld 1kte ~ ~ 4 chain dtek lid SlO. Eves. ~ Ha.net mixer $]. Shoe Gm.L'S »"' bicycle $6. Rnd mattreN Sa>. Bicycle I ' J..J... .. , • iim:'too1 ~1new; Vi .. ; ~lde-a,-bed, nice nat2nlH;y clothe a. ~each.Met&lbedstcad SlO. '·!EN'S.~-·-.... 6 ,. poll~er $:!. Csr F\repMce totll lll't $6 , buket S2. Flbugl.wr patio 11 ""!!'>' -Panlt: -'fOrlO -18" .,. 14'; lA" .thfck ill• ui!1io111o117 lolr, bot ... ·moolly lhe J2-$1..S. TWo Rock..-, naurrah;-de 12 O. '" -•~. -· $4. v.C1Jum It Hat.t and he.I< OIUdren's and tldul,. boo.. table 125. 4 cbaln 115. F'lrll-'"<> ~ -S1'IJtF ~. Mattn!ta , onc1 bmt 1P1J>i. ....,._ -i -tlirffnr j*1lt toby mold! Ollllnet W81wt I LO Sj>ort ooot. 4G. $9. Hill)> p...,_, $1-$2. Book> JOc-<iOI:. 10.-251:. Black ond O.Cket-place ......,, $1. Hoop for , 11liw ~ to -°'"l" !wbi' l>IUO ~ Ji& m. 1HI (l(ill' 81 er 81 llllta. llko -$1.lil _,,, C.billet; mohOpny t 1 i. quality. like new 008--9151. Toyo IOc-fl(lc. 11lll5 Qu«na he•vy duty 11" drill IJ8. wedding d-$4. Love-I, .. ~1 ~ f drunkard and ttlf'ed tQt.dieft ~ ,, ~~ ,..._tic ~ . $ 2 5 • kb)' clothe& ~ ~ 5'8-lGlil ar -.Lm. BRANO new 12 volt car bat· Wreath. lrvlM, Untvenlty SkU A'>'' SS.. 2(Q) Tuttln Dttda •princa $15. Silt.·~ , """"""-807, -~ w!ih· <Uttlnri bOUll, lop ~ ~ • ~ ~ -12-·iJOt>.$1. 1111 srlNDAIUl •1>l,. tollet 15-.. ,.., never uaed $!0.50. Park, ott C\&lver and Soll>!!. Aw., N.B. belMcl Dld ~-. IAA!o, Cid lJIVFF CIIT~" -. · ex. W: wa-, CM. ---· 11&-'11185. Sept. 3()-0ct. i . 9AM~M. ant1 23rtl st. &1&-'/364. · I 11 I • • I . - • 34. DA(LY •tlDI [ l~ ~[ _ ..... _., ;;;l~~1 .;;l ;;;"",;;;"";;;;~~~11 ''""You _1rs 1~I -~~~,;·~· l~~~I !~[ ~~~t~T"-~l~~I I • P, _6 J Llno1, 2 TlmH, $2.0I I ~. ft---•I •-"' 111 Ml1ce •-II :onoo/Orpno •• -:;,:;~n .,;-::,::;;;;,;:;,.. __ _,;,,;;,:fl;;lel=lo;:•,.; .. =11'----"'-I •••a Fwmiture ~[ - 110 Gar•p Sa1e I~ I I~[ 111 Gar•oe s..i. , _______ _ 4:t" 8'ack IACi/tlL-t" 1lln111~ 1at*/4 teak chain. SLJO CamP&iart-stylc c o I r ,. •• lable. fZS. )..pink mart>leo lop tal>le11, brt\llS f'rent.il 1¢1, all for $60. AdmimJ mcdlt •t.Yk consol~-$300. Spool-twin beds, pine. SL'lO pr. 494·TrJ5. Ol S PIANOS • ORGANS GARAGE SALE REVOLTING DEVELOPMENT * o TOVE * u.,,,monc1, \\'Ur!I...,., ...., 3 "'°"·ow o.althy m"" pop- lAGUNA tit:AClt, JOI~ Zt<ll "ma.lief old •'OOd bumu11.: othen. ~ 111~ py. 8eB.g1.r un. lllk It tu. r;r. !Top of Ult" \\'urld• COMPANY 1 stove! 2 ho&t1 ou top, tronl iMdcl elose~t•. Plano a Nl'e(l1 lob lit rornpaoy. ... 1"'1 •· ~ I door. Nt1"flll ln!M oil work 4~ 1838 T • .,., , _'.:".;tu., ... .._BY .-'!!Y· ANNUAL GARAGE SALE 111.ll i-uuhl II(• rcaJ n1l'l' ,,.,.h1•n Orgau l"t!nlllls. !'ltn™"y flaV·l ;:;~,.~-;o-o-'--c.,-,--~-o rove~ n>Y• "' ... ...,...ry •n" n~_..1 .. ~ :u-e here r•..-ht FREE lo ~ bame _,_..,. • 0 ll ,, rtnJJhed. f .~11rted sa:ndlnir -_......... -•-...._, (.'\Jl"t.U.llU. ~ '" l~U now af: Beql~/'l'Mrier pup p v . ~rt, two 5 fL T:tpl• rl!COrd1•r, Gleaning out warehouse -all sorts of Un· ii, hut did n't tlni&h, 5() i1'K w II' h M ' c· w...uJ , rnono \.\'1tJ1 rnk·1-ophooe, 1n11·· likely. nutty s tuff! f'r1sbees 2.5c, po sters JOc. qu111.. ni11cd A $10 I IC s USIC tty S days; 53+-3Rll5 aft Boat • e 22' CABiN CROJSER. -Auction ~:::!' ,::~ -;;:-o11~ St>nled bid11 only. OeadU11e 946-4912 o:r ~. Octobl.·r 2nd, 5 n.ll boats. Boat•, Slipt/Docks 910 Brand nL•W, all lnuJenble. Childs O,..•m 8tds <'Ult madr, Sl'I of hli,:h Wf>Qol· I t'1I tv.·in ~I~. 1-':ncti l'OlltiunJ dC!ik. dre8"'r drawC'r 11pact•. :riw:'U tipa(:r, rk)ttu~« rat•k, I mi1Ure.u. Musi a,;ee lo ap.' Ptt'C. SSO. c-a, 968-186.1. 4 Poster klfi;ll: &lu-blri'ti tx-d. S3:>; .,.id bireh diJ'Cttl' 11.·/4 cfip(ains dlOit'S, Sl.31: fTiplw:int· 11rantl, :iimAIJ c11rwur 72x41 tilt·top drawing board $35, 6()'' walnul Wl'llthlagtl~ ~<,\'Quid 1ak1• South Coast Pliu.a !»Q..2830 76·==,.,·"--~--~- lai1l"· <."0$tUmt-JeWl•lry, I desk $:i0 , offset printing press $125, misc. l'li.re or Fhat Jt "'ouJd uiake * SPECIALS * ~IOVrNG -Froe 10 lovtng 11···•~ht liJtin.ic ~1. i-omplrff· office furniture, 8'hxll paper 500 sheets 75c, a i·uh· Jila.ntcr; vr !\JI a (.·on-GuJbnl.nsen Riv'k>ra, tike new bl.me ~ 1 year healthy iv1rh inirtrut'tlon llOOk. Port· toy san1ples . \'8rnaha 90 $75, antique penny ~·crsntlo11 pk'C('·W1 l·nd t«l>I•· SIT;iO. p I a .Y tor piem fema!e Shepherd, S1)ayed. .' ... ('C' TV Diii' I .... Uh. " n11ijl;tuill(' h'(igc. I Gt>-8385 "' •r.. • • 11 IJt) arc<.tde 1naro hi11e, ~v J lip motor, Japanese um'('sfOrt'd S.Nl-see},,,·-_,,,=.,·c:-o,-~-c~-7 "· rt r 1 t " L.W prurJ S.:~ for l1-n1uk~· offer """'6 OORABLE · "~" "'" 0 0 1,.•ur (' i:flr ighr-pinball 1nachine, old old n1a1•azines 1865-1955, spint $210. SmaH pipe organ A mucd breed. o·r. flo\1•Jln:.: 1Jft!I {ne!Udei; J'd' I' j a 5t2·1734 l'V('S and \Vl.~kcnd~. $.115() Spayed g tnQ ,\ll M'iolS $(1n hat:. Pl)l:1r1>irl <'nnn'ra. bl:u:·k •• u;on ,cY. Ill< er. ph~nograph record:>, You DJ.:CORATOR'S DBLIGHT -N.E\.vPORT ORGANS l\Mcr'g1~ ~ wtciilldren. n· " 23' ffighnt bld owr BOAT Ill» avail, -407 East. dealer cost on Tn.gged boat• Edgewater. Balboa. Up to (Inly. ?Al \\'. Co1111t llii:h· 37' boll $100. mo. Ca.JI way, Newport Beach. 525--1153 dayg, i2U) 697-1.rt> 7' SPORT-YAK, used twioe. ~".,.'~----~-o=="I e~u. Sacritlce at almo1t SLIP space avall. 20-26' Mlf price! 91)2.-2661. Sailboat. NEW Avon Red ere.it DiO&:hY ___ e_S_73.fBl6 ___ • ___ ., $Xl(I, (Usu tor $375). • WANTED: Newport Sl ip, 54s-<ll'l9 dock, or mooring tor '6' nnrl \oo·/1i11· tn<·ludt·:oc i;adl{C'I 1;ame ll . Sa~urday , Sepl. 30 . 9.00 a.Jl'l .. 3007 t>k.I mt!lal .a.rlll brass scak·, 645-1530 96S-~~=-·-~~-~~-ooi:. f>roJrctor. rnngniries I Enterpr1se Street, Costa Mesa. $00; v.·ootk·n (L·m s•anl, 2-G Sttipf!d 1 Boats/Merine sallhoat ~3247- SpirMh coctrtall tabie. tamp tNXe &: !amp, S:.0/11e1 : Oil paintil1g5 I m*:; drop l~n.f table & .2 cha.int, rntl', '40. "'--· J:SI'ATE Sal~-Bdrm. dining i, !Iv rm tumiturt'. Lel\!ll(>r rl!'cl i n ~r $250. 19812 Ramsgateo Ln. HU~ tkh • "10-3828 SACRJF! Lg. Med!t bar for comm or home, nJ!ltic tables & barrel r h r s . 6-15-4191. S'T'UDJO "'"/ora'Jlt:(.' l\Vet'd (-OVl!'r, '.! bol.sten, like new S45. Fr. ?ro\'. Vl'!\'et IO\'eseat, xlnt ~. 8'33--1898. Garage Sale 812 ENTIRE household. Corner group. Couche.11, din rm, kil utens!J11. Refrlg., bunk bed11, t'tc. Sat. only 12-4. 104 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle. n ::RJFIC Gonge Sall.'! DI:!( bed, 1 ~. dri.pe!I &:. Many tnaf'ly litem10! 2916 ~ Dr, CM . 557-!&11 ;\ie&a Venfeo (Saf & 9.ml. GARAGE Sllle Sat & Sun, Air compt'H80r. uir drill, 3 "'h1 acooter, stereo, couch, Misc. 3026 Babb St, Costa ., ... GARAGE Sale, Furn, pie- """' -· !rob, ·~, etc. 5fl>..66'#4. 11ny obJl'ct ro "'all l'il't(', \V11.1J £ul'Oflean. 4 fl. tall, $100: *PIANOS*ORGANS* ,~""!,,, 1--bl•' K nens. _E-'q_u,.lp_. _____ 904_ ~~~INIG for saN le. T~esl'-a I G S I 112 G 5 I 11-2 Go! Ou F B . ~--., • .,. ' -~..., )()ft.I -r JMIVl "'"· 1·.111111 .. holdf't, ;wil11r l\laplr arag• a e I ar&g• a• Qkl 1u;·1aJ P<"l>P<'r 1n1ll, Bestngqualltyt , 0°~ ..... ~usW!•rv". liiiiii•iii•iii5'6-iiii289iiiliii•l•iiiiii 19' llEAVY-Ouly tilt boal nr 642--:>557/645-4400 and bras~. Crtui? tn/)(' rC'--SpruriJth, $55: pair unique '"-"' til l $250 See 2706 1~1rrl1•r 1 1 k I PQJ'N!l11ln French ...,. 1 11 e Kav.•al-Steln1..,ay-Bald.,.,·i11, etC" u tral er · 11.t DOCK lor power boAt up to . Ln<'Uf!'g Jol /lol'li C'r , GARAGE SALE BIG F':1n11ly r.atnJ,:l' Sale, .1· 2 I ·'I Pb1.uor Piano, & Rolls 1 ,[,_------~][Ej Bay1dde Dr .. Cdf.t 30'. 11.~ -n. P-"·tn •. t-Xfr~t rf'(•J tapo>.~ unrl AC .. 111. from good things To Junk. ul.llpeni.t!r~. · t t;.u • great ,,-~ ~ ~ M• \'l"rt,..r. ?.IAJ\·y J\IOHF. ~TISC ITEMS WANTED ! I ('onii· t'!rtrly. Sat/Sun 2'll for 'f:lhh:! iun1ps or bar, $00. Ren!aJ.11 · •· •· •• • · ~e Buy-Sell r.11 ..S..... 8oat1, Power t06 Npt Bch. 615-2124 ITIJ\.TS G-14-4116. Daily 1~ Sun 12-51;·~·-····;;:;· ~~ ·' · · I Cl)~ra_ ~1f'l'la Ro~ury Cluh Ill : lfan~ord, _f.!.:B . ~7 F'IELD'S PIANOS ll' FIBERGLASS • Near Lido, 1K.'<.'Orrunodate1 P/\TIO ,.al... ~w11.p irelh.:rs I .«oe>k1n~ r u r 111 t u rt> , Rf)-~1 Fan1ily Garage Sale, Sat & * AUC'JllON * CO!lta f.1esa (114) 64$-32:"il Pets, Geru1rel l5b TRAWLER UP to '40' boat. Doclc power Par111/lllf'. B1•u1~ your ln.tf'k. pl1r1ni:ci<, houxc hnlil ;<CIOfl.~. Sun. ~l to :, z;,71 F:arhurl. f'ino FllrntlUJ'I.' l.20 l[P Dsl, T('ak deck.11 It & water. MIHX>58. I I f. G Player Pianos, rebuilt & 1 r t , n r 1v ft g;o n . s1JOrt1ng ~Ifs, 1xturf's nnd Lai..'lJna llHls. 837-J6(;7. & App!ianC'l'S 1rin1, Fly/B . Dual Controls, Boats, Speed la Ski 911 I "w·m"'''', d · 1 cloth' I , ~~----~ refini~™xt. ~ to SU75. ?.tala.yan River Ottor -· " · .~. 111 I l' 11' • in;: or ;i 1~'111111111111>' H --Id Good 14 Auctiotis 1-'riday, 7:::0 p.m. H&C ShowC'r, Slet>ps 5, Elec , . sllverwntt>, !his. I um r(\>: g:u·ai,:C' SHI(' II) II" hel'1 8 i ouseho I 8 W d. ' ' B New & u~ rolls. Dupree F'rmnle. 2 yrs. old. tric refr., many extra fine FOR sa.le 18 Premier boat. I k. 1 I' c. 1 · ,, 1 in y s Auction .,arn Playel' Pianos, 54$-4650 or "''ith cage 646-7!1! Fie-1 h 11 165 M sc-a ell, l!c i 11p~ s. t:•11:11, 1t.m. _ o ·' p.n1. ,..,,'l1ut! :1v.1.\1(JVJr-.'G _ ,\lu.,,t S(.•Jl .applic, ,, features. Special pric~ lhls . ...:rg a..~s u , en: l."Om.ptometcrs. p1cture11. ;, O<·t. " for IM·111·f1C or youth ,\.;' s.1fa, 2 C'hnl. dbl ('Ontour 2!w.·~li Ne\vporl, Cl\1 64&-8686 !"l46--6l08. Cats 152 week. May be inspected now inboard/outboard., Full CllJ'l- J{a.t elec ~ffee um, gun pro~r~ in 1!11rt.ior AN':'l and <·hr. dint..'fle i;.·I, dt>sk, % Beh'nd Tony's Bldg r.la!'I l~A?t1l\10NO organ mode!. ?t1-al: DAVID L. Jo-RASER vM cov~rs. Gre~t for Sk,iing Ctl.M!ll, ski &he.ell, etc . 1 Mex100. Cnll 64~!02 rl urini,: uiatlrt·!lll & box i.v~. FREDDIE 111: \valnut; Marie preset & FREE 1U A LUCKY ya ch t Brokrf.age 3424 & fishing. \V1th tralltt, Everything mu.~r t?o. 4361 1 busit~l..'sll hours 11r 51&-10'.lli t.lisc! :i4.J.fi62·1. back grill. '$900. Eves HOME! HEALTHY, UJV· Ottorto , Np!.,' Bch. $2'200, Call after 4: 30, Satinwood \Vay, Jrvl~. San even1n~.<1 10 havr your"'!lems l::LrGANT ta , . 673--5122. • • ING, F'UNNY KITTEN. 7141673_5252. 645--0988. Diego fo~rwy. to ~Culver pil'.'ked 11r. Or They niay he -' g _sstor ~ s PJC'ast> ~e-1 in !ouch "'ith GRAN D PIANO 6. e-bon.v, ~tak· gray/black Tigcr 7, S k" turnoff, tum n to Selan, dclivl>red 10 lh<' sal<' site t~~e "'/G \\'hlll' lthr chairs, J"1rcn and Richard. v.·c jusl tuned & reconditioned. srripe. lie is looking !or &. "1971 SEA RAY" 1 peMI or S 1 boat - turn L 10 .~Ll1111l1\<MJ. MF. s A c ,.; N T £ ri. S!L'· ('r()[d lo·•eSCRt & ColK'h. knoJ\\' \~'hC'N' .vou l."11.n find $6!15. J\tust sell rJr l•ade tor 11pecial !rit>nd. Please help -455 Olds Pack-a-jet .m· 200 Cadiltac eng, Tige'r trlr. AUTOMOTIVE. lG!h and ;irxl tahk·s. Nt-iv l'll'c. ::itovf'. 11urk if you still nC!'<l ii and snialler piano. 962-7067 hin1 . J..o\'es kids & dogs. Series, 'Equipped f~r Water Bargain $900. 548--0SlS. SAT & Sun: JO lo j only. IOO 's ()f items such as wheelcbair, golf cart&: bag, surfboard. vacuum cleaner. camera equipmnt, lint"n!I, etc. 225 Via Quito IL.ilk> Isle) NB. Orange, Cos1a Mesa, after :; . l--O:rr.:t. \\"E '.\1IS.'°' YOU TOO' :--:-.""'""""'--.---c-~I 642·l!l5a. Skii~ & fishing. tandem SACRIFICE ski boal. Gd p.m. F'rWay, Oc!. G. 'l.-~E~A~V~IN~'G"",-,-,,--.. -.-M~"-,-, -.,~171,-4 2 Cr~eri r<'<:liner chairs Sr.i BA I. D \VI N l' I e c tr i {' --oP~E~R~Sl~AN=~K~'r=IT~E~N~-trailer. Call after 12:00 cond. 35HP. $500 or best of. ~~~~l~~l~l~~ Bui~u~~ ~.:;;i:~~w64~~~~r,.. & ac-~~r:jt>~V~!~~i 7u~~~~~~'C'~ ~::~~~ris;~kt>r. Ask· CFA Sl!OTS $~. ':~:TI#~· MUST l~~r=.type boat. New $1j to $25. Dix Niagara Miscellaneous 811 pit>l"C'S, 1 metal round patio Sewing MachiW 82! WANT Sla=;em. unreg ESTATE Sale. '72 F/Gl.11 trailer with 60 hp Sea K~. 111>lSSllJl:f' chair $.'.00. Clolht>~. <-wf''.RF'.O·. 0 1 9 2 tahlt>, all 515. \\'heel barrow SINGER Touch ~w in to breed wnlke male for F/\V cool Chrysler s. Need Xlnt cond. $950. MS--0420. loys, f)(! to 115. Lots ol ot .. -.. "' r~ C' u x C' J. 1 S2 5"1 7255 bi~. 13' SKI ~-1 -••w -"". ~ fo'ANTASTIC junk !U!.le: Mex-'"'' C' r r r J 1 · " -MC'd ilt>rtant>an cah. Doe11 pick of litter. 64&--0169. nua '""' .,.... .. <» ican & Guatemalan cloth!'s, ..:<XJclies! 50:.! E. Ui..--ea11rro11t, f~~~~~I ~~~;..,., r~r;~~~~ 2 SPANISH avurodo c.ooi:h everything au1omaticaJJy. Ooas 154 38' Monk F'/B cust Exp. hfi, trailer. Shftrlp bo&t! used & antique clothes, Zl'' Balboa. lin alle.v betwn air suspension sou n ti sl'ts, hutch, misc. , 6 6 Xlnt cond. $2'15. 548-5372.1--· ---------225 Oiry.<1lel'!I, F/\V coolcd,l'iw;iii.i Cialliiii55i-7i_im!iii.iiiiiiiiiii[ RCA Color TV, plants, Adams & Pahn.l 6i3-7G99 !I y s 1 em . 1 :; 0 watt 'Triumph. ·,;g Volks van. 963--3644. e J.IAPPINESS is a black Aux. i;cn. $13,750 Broker1, typewri1er11 & '6J V\V conv. LAGUN A OLITREACH'S AJ\f/FM/MPX rodio with Both l'C'b.lt engs. &>st otter. SDOrting Goods 130 button nose, 2 big brown 714: 642-1719, 21 3: 433-8751 . ,-------~. $300. 3l532 Egan, South Benefit Sale continut>s thn1 FET. 'fape deck. Still 00.,.,., !ll9l Doanoke AV'i', Irvine. ---"--------1 eyes And a furry little 20' FIBERGLASS CresUlner. I y,_..,.. ] ni.. l..aguna. 499-Z>10. U1is wknd only. All you can was lctt u n c I aimed , <Ca.M r. I-lon1eii Tra ct! FAR \Vest Mountaineering body-all attached to a Silky Ready for the 1v a 1 er , . ml BIKP'..S, rq(.rig. typc"·rilt>r, l'W'l)' for a so~: Stilt g'OO([ Guaranteed. Orig. S509.95. 838-3683. Co. says: ''Enjoy big 118.V· Terrier pup. Tu'O adorablt> f.fa'.rine toilet, all chane1 [;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;,'iiiiiii;/ clothes. Sat. & Sunday, etc .. <.:lathing, C'll'. lf'ft.£86 CAN· Nn1v $210. ·rrrms, CoJ!ecUrui CUT ~wn upright piano. full ings o_n all .~!\~ing fen1a.tt>s. A~~~·~.?.t~!· ship _to !lhore rndio. rov~_rs. Aircraft ~ t15 377 E. 18th S1., C.!11. YON AC R E":'f -Ll'R ·. clcpl. 714: 893--0"JOl. keyboard, all glass front. equip." Clo&' Out o I tilt trailer, Coast Guard RP-i-----------t &l.'>--4100. ~AATG.UN9_1A. BE'ACH_ FRI., STEREO 1!172 G" r r a rd Also 16 cu. ft. 2 Dr. Rockcllmblng gear 30% off. -LA~=B~RA~O~Q~R~P~U~P0~p~f=E=S-t proved. ?o.1ust see. Like n('w. J.JELICOPTER Opportunity ** GARAGE SALE 767\V.1=0=~===~----model, full size changer, air l"f:fl'ig/free·icr. Bolh xl nt Baclqltu•k tenls 30';, off. {979-1617). Need 2 associates who ~U idle lte~s now! Call 18th, Costa Mesa 8 Al\.f to 2 FUN TI·JTNGS~ fo)'on1 Anti· cond. Bot h reasonablt>. Misc. down product!! 10 & 29 u n · desire rating -2 place t:!..t't ~ • suspension s peak C' r s , 20,~ ..... d"•tion ,·n pn·-. ,\J{C. liiampionship btick-' ni lte Tu1n Intercepters ~·8 Now! PM Sat only. Misc. lle ... o , c1ues to Unusual Decorator AM FM 557--0230. 1' .,.. '-'-'-F/W I < -· 1· XI t lfu~hes. Can pur c hase ..... I slt>rro radio. Tapt> I ~===c---coc----oo--Across tro1n N e 1v po r I ground. Reasonably priced! coo· UJY..' ime. n w/lease back. tall 833-24'1:1 •••••••••••••••••••• !::~· i:;~fiu:el.a..~ t~I~ s~ dt>ck plug in jacks. Brand HUNTING rifles -Rem· Hejghts Cycle Shop on Call afrt>r l:OO p.m, !)68.00JO, cond, Sacrifice. S 8 5 00 . •, ... For en ad in Women'• World Cell Mory Beth 642-5'71, ext 330 Top Everything! ·' '.- 9477 61 14 ,,,, 1ff,,.;.., 11fr..."1'- 'f HE J U~IPLR tilkc.'i; Over -t"P" 11.; "wn turtlt>ncck ancl ii girl';; hudysult~ II II d S11 (';i1(•r,. Al:;o a t.il't'SS v.·ith per1 rilC'at~. 111 h.~. c111-0r-orr tl<'nll·h<:U Prinl1·d Pnrtrrn !1177: NY.W l.1rl's S\ze!> fi, 8, 10. 12, 14. Siu 10 jumJ:lf't :? ynr\I.~ 4:'.'t- ini•ll; hlllUSl' l I /IC .1·nrd~ !ll.br11·- S!';VESTl'·fl'Vl: rr.~'TS Im-eacll ~t!C'r1t -a.Id 2:'1 ceJ'lt11 for Pr1rh pntt1'n1 for Ai r fl.lail a.nd Sp<'<'i:i.! llfln · dlln::; othl'l"\Vi"-l' 1r.1nl 1·ln11~ l &JivC'ty .... 111 takr lhfi'(' r •·('('ks or more. &>n(l 111 !\fa1·1nn Martin, lh<' J:',\fLY PILOT, 4.12, PA11ern l)(>p1 .• I 232 Wr!i:t 18th St., N,..\1 Yorli. N.Y . 10011 , PT"inl ffAME. ADDRESS "'1111 BP. s.rzr; and ""1..E l'RJMllEEL 100 1\'lp Fnll·\Vinl l'.'r Pl'lt· i lenY In all-ne"' rr11J'hlon" to Sew Oltaklc! Plu!I FRhulous bOaU9 -chooAC ii FREE pt.lttl'll. 75 cent"'. -- ' ' 7155 • Jusj as naneri11g to t>JZ(' 46 and it is to "ize 32~ Cool 1veather's l.'01111ng! Knit graceful jacket no1\' - ruhlc> yoke first. lhen re.'i! of ja.ckct all in one piecl'. USC' knitting \\'Orsted. P11Ut>r n 71!'!5: Sizes '.l2·38; <\t)-4G in· c:lrnlcd. ~EVENTY-FTVE CF.~'TR f'or l'ath pattern --ndd 2J cents for each pattern for Air Mail and Special llan<ll· ing; otherwise tlllrd-cln11s rlclivery w!ll take three \\'C<"ks or more. Send 10 Alitt Brook!! the DAfLY Pfl..OT, "'..ro, Nt.'t'<llt>cr:ift Ocpl., Box JG3, Old Ch~lscn ~!ntlon. New York, N.\'. \OOU. Print Name, Addn:\i;8:, 7,ip, rattera Pfomber. To1ally Ne1W Jt1' Nj'c>dle· tr11r1 C•t•IOI crammed 1vlU1 knlt. crochet styles. crnrts. 150 dC'~i~ns, FREE patlf'rns jj C't'lll~ l'lo'F.U'~ 1n11bnt 1unoe1 ttook. l.l'nm to rnttkf' txtra dol/:tl"IJ rmm your crafl!fl ...•••.. Sl. ln•t•nt o\t •cr••ne Booll .. $1 . ll•IJ'l'bt Crorhf't Boot ... SI. '""'•n• CrticttM lklok .... st. ln•t•nt CIR Baolt ........ $1. new. Gu<it-. Was I t> ft inglon Mod. 700. 308 cal. " Id" N N rt Bl d l 11 I k d (TI4)5~. , Rfl 6· Auto pRrts. Trcasuros in I . 0 'th 3 t 9x ••3 I o . ewpo v . a a < ay on wee en s. t S \IL Pl T all unc aimc.YI. rig. S289.9J. w1 x o. scope. ui ca. No. 340, N.B. OBEDIENCE 1 1 tart 3!I amrs. Tri cabin, Conlll. / ane r er Gf'nerAI! Sat & Sun. 9 to 5. Now S95 1'errns. CollecUon with 4x scope lt>ather sling , r: ~s 0 s , '63 loaded, $ 21 , O O O 30' • $475. 3260 1.1 innl'sota A\'<'. Costt1 <lepl. 714: 893-0:"!(JT. ,fr. case included, 492-ai-1i . TV, Radio, H IFi, 1n l he Irv1ne/Ne.,.,·port '> 1 3_636 _01 5 1 t>ves Call 833--2473 nft 6. Mt>sa. --e FOR QUICK S'LE ~-u1.·h' __ S_t_er_eo ______ 8_36 Benell at'C'a, \Ved., Oct 4, 71 .. ·.,...,~399 , . C S I /R I -REJ\IODEJ.ING . l::vcrylh illA I\ -uJ I. 7:30 pnl, Opt>n to rtll dog! ··--•-11..-. . ampers, • • en ,. ... GARAGE Sale-Sept. 30, Oct AO<'s. nr1,. .'\loan!'s P ·~· 1\'/folcl--0ut bed $90; Rcfrii:: ZE'NITI-1 &: RCA color tv over 5 mos. 546--4928. 1 14' Nylox 45HP, f.ft>l'C'. Elec. ,73 1 Neiv \\'t"dding gowns, hand rlown sofa. Cost $750-Sell $25; K!IC'hen table $10; specials. 18" color from Lrg wheel Trlr. Nu bear- made quilts, '57 T Bird. '6.~ $300. 2 Mi>r!it <'nd tbl s &. Lamp $10: 8ookcllSC' $.5. $289., 19" Chromocolor or SHOW CLASS Frl.~Nlles 7:30 ings. Boal cover, canopy. MOTOR HOME Tr iumph CT Fastback. Plu!I matching co fft>(' !bl $125. 400.-0988. Matrix $375. 21 .. Solid State pm .. Interested . Ca 11 Like n{'IV Eng. $600 675-693.l . clothing •'-Mi sc. 336 Colton 60yrds \~'C)Ot PllilatielphiR SEARS Pnr!. di!lh"''llsher. 2 s.179, 23 .. RCA table models Martinc~sl Kenn~ Is, Brand new 1973 Pride Ii Jay Newport Shores. NB. crrlin~ $JO. 2pr cust oft S399 23 .. Ch 1 from 546--0989. 17 IT. Open bow with 55 HP n1otor home, fully tatcory {;.!2-9692. . yrs old, xlnt ooncL S&:J. Tri-_. _romocoor G . Evinrude er$?. Comp . ...,uippcd including twin 1~·111te drpcs-t60x!l,i &· 144.:<95. pie bunk bed!! w/mattt'$ S47a. 3 yr p1c_ture tube, 1 yr ERMAN shor1ha1r pups. w/trlr., elec. starter. $1700. ~:' .. CERAMIC&: garage sale ~x-646-5154 $43. Kit tablt>. 6 <-hr.<1 $1.~i. parts & seI'\>ice on alt sets. AKC. SlllO. or make offer . 5,,2_9766 Ut.."US, P.S., P:8·• auto. trans.. l.ravaganza.! ! Com<' &o see 9xl~ Trn!, Si l\, l()xl 2 G<llli R-17_2-117 ABC Color TV 9021 Atlanta ~1ru1.incl'f'sl K f' ll n (' I .'I , • A~f-FM radio. dual wheel& Jm?at local art. Also see lluntinoton Be~ch 968-3329' 546-0989. • r.rusr sell 1&' Gla!!par Cila-plus niucti much more. Ser-~. $35. Aquariun1.(. La<> COi nR TV 1160 18 • C ~==-~·,-.,=~~·=~-,I · 85 · 'al #-"' linens, da.y bed, 7~ yds o! ... ~ ,AJ • • on1· ., hon HP Mercury engme. 1 .,. 1.u ... blue cpl, much more!! %tS6 man's "''C't suit. $40. fins, S:l. me r c i a I mower $.'iO ZENITll &. RCA TV'S priced German Shepherd pups, 8 Canopy. Other extras. Good $l9S DOWN ...... __ ·rape N"<'Or<1er $1J. Blh1 Automatic ii·asher $45 Chain l('ss than the discountE"rs. 3 v.·ks old, Champ bred, Ray-condilion. 963-l92'7. F.:. VL'\:nnfront. Bnlboa. Sal C'lel'triC' rang<>. ovrn & hood. i;aw ss:; f\lotorcycle, 50cc. yr picture tube, 1 yr parts & Mor's Fleet-0-Way Llne $132 49 & Sun. P.S.·Free kittt>ns. 549-2430. $65. &1&-5848. servire. All av a i I ab I e 645-0082 12' \Vt z: a rd w/2}1hp \'£"s just $395 •is Ille total LTOO Isle Garag~ Sale-117 ' models in stock. Cash 90 Evinrude k dollev. $225. • · · YC'l101v Tuflf'd couch $1 25. GOLD couch, niakes in!o 1 AKC BLOOD l!OUND ~A.;, do\•"n payment and onty Via Jur.nr. Solid cherry lwin 27" mens Dt>railer 30 spd. bed. Royal Port ab J l' Pan or up lo 36 n10. finan. shown once, W"On lst prize v1.rv;J'l\I $132.•lft ls the tl)fnl monthly BR SC't, Furn. Pariani $75. 6' Neon light $£. Elect lype'l\'T'iler, good c<lnd. Of-C'ing. Pllone prices OK. ABC SZ'JO * 847-6888 2i' UNIFLITE CC, 215 hp, ~ PU)'Incnt including tax, lie· ~':lis~idin~d~~rk w~= lawn mo"•er $25. Collier lt>rs. 643-8131. ~olo~ TV, 9021 Atlanta, MIN Dachshunds AKC reg Ill's since overha~. Many rnsc ll1ld all finance chlll'ift ' ' n Encyclopertia, 1970, $150. ALUM I'd I untington BeaC'h 968-3329. male & female.;,,\ "''ks. Ca1.i xtru. !\ofust sell. 962-8263. for 84 months on ap-~ 100111, h;ird"•arc, n1aoy other 5r1 2914 f " .s 1 g g ass wndwi> & .,..v • .,.... itt>ms. Sat·Sun. ':i -· a t 4· framt>s, 331"' x 36~~: 2· 4·• x COl\tBINATION b I ck I w h a.lier 6, 673-1985. 19' RUNABOUT 160 llp, 1/0, {'redit. ~ Thr cash price is 4.11" round Br<1.?.iJia ).!an1e I' 101~". SlO ea. 3--F';S x 15 1V. Af\.1/FM radio, i:_ecord DALl-tATION puppil's, AKC, w/trlcr, Seats 6, All xtras $8232.75 includlng tax and GARAGE Sa.le-Sat & Sun. ta.hie k '1 i:hairs, I\oylon 4 ply ILr<'s SR C'a. 847.7896. player, all sif'reo, 645-2378 Terms. Stud s er v l c e. 644--09-iS evt>s. liccnSt'. Defernd paymenl SC'pt 30• Ocl l. 9-6 184~ '"'in hcrl.~. w(lrk hench. anytime. .,~,,. 3214. WGLASPAR poY1er boat price Ui Sll524.16 which ln-Anaht>im Avt>, Biding 2, ANTIQ's: Grandfnthcr clock v.;u-I I all 1· rotary nlO\l'<'r. n1is<·. 201 A. Sony 230 Tape Record~ plus trler/lmmar.! $995. c uc es ma.nee charges, Vendome Apt, CM. Misc, I.a Paloma. SC, 492-02'63, $400, lrg needlepoint ot· & speakers + 8 reels of • Golden Rctreiver pups, • &H--5378 • sales tax and license, An· clothtni;:-. incl factory oulle-t ~t &: Sun. 1on1f\ll, S.100. Musi sell. !ape, $JOO. 6TJ-3l!J8. A.KC, '7 "'ks, show &. field, BOSTON \Vh 1 ,67 13, 40 nual percentage rate is 11portswe11r and Excel and 6iJ...71g.1, shots, priv pty, 5:13-5687. a er ' · BILL BARRY J.Jotpolnl 11•nghcr. 4 CORVE.TI'E hub ('RPS & Good Used TVs. $20-$45. hp Envinrude, fir, Must h<!auty rims. Make. offer 3 Eugcnias 15' gd scm>n St; Crest Electronics POMERANIAN PIJJ>ll, fe1n, sell/make offf'r. 540-2018. 10" Sears t11.ble AAW SlOO. "". • -,,-•,, SI. 3· AKC 9 "•ks old Call F'i11h aquariun1, srn. tool!! ot 5-l2--lTJ4 , Pves & 11·knds. O'icand--:; $1. 54~797. 200l l·larbor, Cl\.f 646-93.S9 557-z8a> .. ' · 1972 Reinen 225 Ol\-1C. Sleep11 PONTIAC..GMC·FIAT all kinds, apt sz. <!lee stove, * * \VANTED: Irvine Golf \\"EBCOR'S Best st ere 0 , DARLING bro\i•n loy poodle 6, galley ~ad . (1st SI . al S.A. Frwy.J henvy dul.}' elt>c. cord, etc. Club memhenhip. Call aft 5 2 Lg Elms flO.,lO foot aralia 'v/tape deck. Uke new. · 494-5902 alter 6 pm 2000 E. 1st St., S.A 558-1000 8•• ~2 $10. Azalea b..vd,..,n=a $4. 4 6 weeks $5(1 6<12-4818 days· etc. 62.1 lrviOC', Newport -::'n"'~·-·~_-7~.,.,_·-~-~--Blut> cypresssz."~. S.icrilice! $1$. 8J3....l898.' 534-3885,afte~ 6. · Boats. RentJ Chart'r 908 1965 OIEVY van camptt, 6 Beacll. 548.;lG.,~. AltE· you inft:"rt>Stl'd 1n flyin,11; PACKARD BELL SfEREO . cyl, auto, dinette, bed, GAI?AGE fiale Sn! 9-:0, to Disn{'y \\'nrld 01' t\IC'xi1·n? r PAINT ,sprfl)'w EX, OOND : $85. ~'\ARLING,3Ap~:k~poo, LEASE; 26' Sa.ii wtlp-tw chem. toilet, Pt:Opant l lOYe, \VaJnul bcdrm set, girl!! Cail O!'l' Olt'\·:!219 :i:17-W60. fl'sstltl' ype. i . e 642-5872 e · \VC'eks .,. 5. ays, aux to exp sailor. 40 daya t>lectr. water, 25,000 on reblt tieadboard & access. Cooch KOBF.NA 421 Super 8 movie • 642-2i06 534-3885-alter 6. yrly $400. Pvt ply. 542-5020. e.ngine, $995., 492-7075. & cba.ir & many !!mall rain~. Instant eartrid~ Mi1cellaneou1 I lri: * PUG PUPPIES * CAL 30. Incl i.nsur &: berth. ·n Ford super van camper, Jlem11. 8:!:11 Varas Circle. loodiflk. Powl'r tC!C'photo "'''IWALaLntePld ano, -a-na8b2l0c ~--'-'"-'-·-"-'"--~ s Af\C, 7 w·ceks, Riots $317.50 mo. amlfm !ape dk, fully panel-1-1.B. "'lde an!:l<' t('ns. Almos! .,.. •L ..... . . !n -11 497-7971 * 642-1403 • ed &: crptd, L. P . gags~. CRADLE baby swing, el<'e-nl'1\·. $7:> nr n1akc oUer girlish looking bun~ bedl! 3 Lines i Tim $2 00 nt"NAUZER pups, l:itud I BOltl Sall '°' H.D. clutch & susp. um. 1ric nieal i;lirer. TV sci, j-12-173-1 <'''Cs & 1v~kcnds. r C' as 0 nab 1 e. sofa-bed ••••'••••e•''••' •I Ael'VlC't, groonung. tenns. ' -.-1 "6~7H990;;,-~·-.,.-.,...~.,.--- gnrden tools. 2 e11d IRblt>s. FOH. s:ill'. Oi1111<'r ror Jc>ss JoveSC'nt slit>. p h 0 n e CHilfUAHU 1714! 522-.8366 ENDEAVOR sloop, No. 35· NEW I: used shells for most tape rocorder, s" win r: than 12.~iCl. J·lon1e111ade wup 644-46&7 old Good A-a~~ 2 )TS * RUSSIAN .,.,'Olfhound ~. 26' .spinnaker gear, full truclts, cubovera tor lmporta rnachine, rni~. Sal-Sun 121 & salad f cntrL'<' a! · · ,... .... 1w~ ...,_, n. i;il"C'd by naJ•icvl'!I Ko. I custnons, full CO'Ver. JohnSOTI & 8' truck11. Mesa eam ....... CHIN,\ cabinet or hutch, an-~ ua ~...,..L 6 Hp motor t,1.500 Bill ..-. Ruoy St., CM. I llf'wa1·1r" n1•.;tn(1runi. Npt f L chnmpion 832-7-167. · · ' · Sales, 2036 Hlll'bor Blvd G R GE S B1•h. iquc or nl'w. a r g e . 2 UPS. Bl.>nJl;lc mbc. White TO ~1 2 ·1 Eadie, 1714) 673-:1()12 or Co.111a Mesa. 846-4002 .• * * A A At.F.: Sky -~====~==~ Rcal'<!na ble. 644-4687. fe-m Collie DaJ. a·tiQn 5 Y rvvu es; s1 Vl'r, l 17141 54!Hl601 · T ti m P i n g pa r a c hutr. 4 FJRJ.:."1'0NF: TIRES m · ' mo. bhick. Females. AKC sh)w. , . , FACTORY DIRECT household furniluti:'. books, k "''heel.~. !l;~:() X 16.:1. '~~:~~~7~ sofa Tu gd ho~s. 557-1199 a.i. $100 ee. 893-<654 afl 6. 22 Dutch racing sloop&: .13 Fu1Jy furn cabover camptra, 1;ki'1, lu.ggAJ{C'. fl re :; !I I' r -~. 2,500 t-.11LES. LOVABLE nuffy kitty. needs AKC Cllamp•-A opricot Bay sloop, reduced for lm-no do\vn, S31. per mo. Camp. bicyrte11. MISC' 5 7 o' I .~2."i() OR J\1A l{E OFFER. _ Musica l Instruments 822 good home. Sits up for her iini Poodl;;··~64&-0l42 or med. 118.Je, w It r Ir s · l'!r $hells No doivn 642-S.TI Sea~hort> Or .. N.O 1 :>-12-liJI rv('s .t· 1\•knOs supper. ~7-6TIJ fllt 10 em. n · 646-5669. · · · VI 0 r .. J N MADE JN A.KC RASENJI 8 mo, to 611 ~1022. * BOGIES GHOST* l9TI GMC %. Ton P/U wnr fltl SC hou~eholrl go no J ~. ATTN: Carpet S· Drapery GERMANY BEAUT B B et t Wttkender Camper. 13,IXXl r . ( 11 St NI t d .ndlt home. ll!lebroken a,ggy asll '''" AJ•-~-Fa•t Dayaal'-· ml". •11 -,, I••··· rl' r1 ~. J'('C'ZC'r, b 11 r rt' . IOppe rs. Yon. wee , ''EAR 1817 • '--b KC ~ · d "'" llllu.,,._ "'' " Aun ., I 12 I' I I . 1 ~-t<., --•e •••t•M. uu ies A , ~11an1p sire , In top -d. 4 B•-01 ""Ila. 96•3513. chairs, bookcase. 11\ in beds. s IB~ , · Yt ~u)('n extuf'I' $:":.iO e 494-4200 "~"' "uu .,.,.,... ~ """ •'#.~ "" ..- 1 . $1 ~ F I ri · --D" "'TION popp,·es ~-to s75 up. (7l 4) 637~763· ~iJ=. Ron O'Noal, 962.•••·.•.·;-c,;n;--,"'°;--,=,.-,,....,,_~ I 11n1vt"r 1no1,•t>r, Nr . r rapenes .. .....,. oy s 120 Bass Cootello accordian IU.ol•Ut. u~ JIALF Lab do h Jt ., '" ;;i;)OiJ i . , :\.'LT Ford~ Too I.: 13l'Ookhurst S: Adam~. lt.B. ~·1onl' Cov(•ri111:. !i:l0-2901. ,vith cHse $&> Vloll.n wilh good home. No papers. 2900 ra r, a 14' FffiERG~ SailbMt Camper Call ewnlnp !W\2-()~lfi. \\70LLENS1\J\--!3~r-.1 1 6360 Silver Ln .. NB. 646-&168. Austn\llan Shepherd pu~ \V/tniler ol acceM. 1'1nl. 893-6329 ffIDF.-A-BC'd $.20, 11vt n b£"d.s stcn.'O !ape t-omp. Cost $410. FcEN""o~10R. 646-T•l•7~: .. r f!W'to .. UJVABLE female 4 mos old pit>S, 6 weeks, SlO. ~. $500. 645-61.28. l\fust sell! ,..~..,.1 -....,8~0,--.-----I 7 50 bl ' 1•·~ <00 1016 ~~ ' P1~1-' To~-r -·p. Horns ""' ~'-t• P·-·. ..ye es, ,..,.,, S · l'a. Tri cs. cxtd C'lj.itirs, " nlos. ,..,.,_ .>o-• $1 35. Vox Cambridife reverb .-......... '-"' •cit: "" -~'0e""n:"1i~-M ''1r;;;;;;-t;;llo;;[ •• S~c~oo~t~e~r!1 ____ ~'2~5~[ nt>1v gas Iii<-. h<lusehokl IGn1111 &n'irni ?.foviC' Projector amp $75. 536-7924. Plus doghouse. 548--0944. PINTO, \VNtern saddle.' brif HOBIE 16-tull race, trailer it~n1s. 7101 Sc:t.ShoN' Dr., 1-: ... r1~I 1•01111. $1.~.'l Offic:e P urnfture/ l.../\B SE"M'ER Pup p I cs, die A hnrnells. Very gentle. etc. Ul!ed 4 wkends. Ca11 '12 HONDA SL 3.rn. _N_n_. &1_2_-1_671. G-11--0!Dli lemales, to loving homes Enjoyed by children A ~!-64()--0597. :\.1nf conct. 14oo mi. GARAGF: S!lle. 5.166 Amalfi N.B . Tc.'nn111-C1Ub~lt>m-• ..,.Eq~iJ! .......... ~ only. 673--0891. adults, $350. 96,\..10'29 * HOBIE 16 . MAnY. man:v $650. 830-6039 Or. 'l'urtlf' Rock fil l!~. h•'rship lo llitrbou r V)c,v NE\V walnut 41"K82" ex:· MOVING:. MU!lt find home OUTSTANDING MU 11 tang extras. Incl trlr, Xlnt coral.. YAMAHA 90, $400. Uled lrvhK' 9/30. 10/1. IOom-lllJ!s!10111ro\1'11('r.673-!I0'76. rcutlve desk&. match!~ for be.aullful Siamese cat. MA.re Gentle but llptrlled. 6'7!>-3.16Tor524-7772. twice! 963-11163, 22091 ~1pm Bally rurn. roor l'hl'st, si::;cRf."T,\lt\' ile~k. 111 e chair. Sl'lcrir!Ct' bot.h for Call after 5 PM 545-5314. Only $225. 646-6322. 14• Hobie Cal. yum 11 tA;lander, H.B. ='~'7."~"·=~-=--,----.-1 •nhln~. larn11 &. chair. Copy S600. Phone (714) 6f.1-8814 • PUPP~ * yellow/white. 2 Wls, $8.50. '66 HARLEY Oa~n, elec- GATtAGF: :-;nlr on Bn lhon J\1achine iiu pplics. !'>16-8921. or 642-3072. 7 wks old, s n1all Reg. Quar1er M•r• 675-6940 tro &llde. Call aftu 4:~ l.51onrt Anliqucs to Junk. 25c UT1LiTY-ir1tu-,-,.-6J<-~-.-TV-l·:xr.c 11\vvl t•hr 115 . 23 Sec· * 962-8423 * $500. * 6454038 KrTE No 791 w/trlr. Perl pin. ~71. .t· up. 3.32 l\fnr!rw ""'"" S2'J., ll('(I. th')'cr, ciunjX'r, i0hr S.'i -18 desks tiles ~Us i2 PUPPIE; FREE ENGLISH saddle. Forward cond. !\tan otter. Leavjng 1972 SUZUKI l!G. XI.NT _&_,_Ibo<_, _I ~'."·.-,=-. ---pick.up, nll choa11. j:ls.J:i!Jl. RG7 \\' 19th C~t 64~-3408. lo aoo<I hon1e. 1 b1l\Ck. seat Top Tani, Like new. state, New sail. 6'13-1775 COND. $SCXI. SAT-Su n. 9-;i. 31Y.!3 Ro1u10ke, •PRJV,\T~niS'cliib'$t00 MODEL KA Motiroo Jtotnry 1 fawn. 546-4710 . ~9151 COLUMBIA Mark I Inboard, Ca.U ~278. C.M. :>1!KKll3. Rl'rliner chr. mernbenhip tee &:. nr\ly $10 Calculator $12.50. 3351 Calif. FREE KITTENS fully equipped w/Ne'll\)OC't 1972 llonda 100, Ex:et:I oond $.'l5. Chr ,t• 011om811 $35. J)('r nio. (iT.1-i'iTil . S1., C.!\ol. 5."1'7-9:fi? att 3 pm. * ,,.17_:n:rz • 1 JI~. ] !\looring. 96)..~. Any l'tU. otter cOntldertd Misc. c•RPET ·~R S•I.'.' P i1nos/Org•nt 826 Kr~~ 6 .... , 9 ks ,_._. · SNTPE 1G' Call Mike~ SAT"UN IOAM 'I vi l " rv n.-r I le.II"'"'• WI<!' & W . --~ ·• ..., · ' "0 ng. b c 1 • ~ c -11 N-·• L-·1M·• ..__ ....... u ... · , with traUtr Lo/10 HONDA SL 'Mii, d'-• Camping & Fl11bing eoquip. Y arpt! i..uyer. '"" BlllNKf:Rll01'~F p I an o, ,,,_.... ,._,,.,,,.. '"'"""' ........., _, lll' • Fun1. Tool~. 1'116 Sandcaatlc • 546-6745 • !'J40-XISQ ttslyl'XI. mnhogany. with Xtra toes 00 llOllle... 96l"911.C. $400. • S48...Q)9 l trtet.' ~ milf!8 ... or INtrrAHr SEWINC DOOR f.l!'W tDd..Jt, v.·ear lomorrcw. IL f'·01t1plet6 Afrha• DMk .•. $1 , IC .llff'y Rap Root .•••• ,5(ko u Prlui ,, ........ Book ••• 50e Qmlt Booll l-16 pattunt 5'lc ~ Qalll Book 2 !iOc 11 QvUtlt .... Tod" Booll: !'lOc' l>r . C~1. (1LDER CAR MAGAZINES bench. ~Int cond. S.l'J'l ~ FREE WOOD • Boeh, Gtineral 900 KITE NO. 423 with trall~r. otter. ... ' SURf'1lOARO. {'he I, -0 f ~ * 542·1734 * .C-~81166~~· =-----1 hjodel Glnu Co , 1644 BOAT trol~. Cll.J')l'l.blt of Good oondiUon. Wi(). cau '70 ltONOA 1'.50, ... ~td d .. _ · .w ~ves &: weekl"Tld11 IV UR L IT • E R · Supelitrr, CM ~ hMd';,.,. )6' boftt. Locsted 6J8..i477 Aft 5 p.m. f~ ctnlnt, ~ .lb. INSTANT ~A S H I ON llOOlC -Hu-. .i fuhloo IMtl. fl, •••••••••••••••••••• ' t rn~·er.t, u..~Mlflf t_..e & ~===~~~~~~ 1 ,, f!Plnet, ... 'fl, nd -..... •'---mlic. item'J. *3 WMLace, 9tJR.F'BOA.RD. 6'1", Used l a-l:lnutely Lilce 1\C'w, ntver F'ltEE PuPPY," rnaJe, 6 '#FIQ . 8a,yR:ide Marini!. puJdng kit KITE 749. COV'l!fl It lic'd co ' -",. .........,., -.... Apt. 4. C.M. 9/30 • 1016. rimt"!I. No dirwr. $00. ~I. &tvt ~ •I $1'). II u a k ~I $:\epberd mix. 02. Call 673--4120 or go tee. trailer. $500. TANDEM 3 "pd llgtlt 'ftiiht GARAGE Sale-Sept 30 &: 1, ~1213 ~---=--=--~ ~ J.C' Alum, centl'l' deck steer-Cft.U 646-8SZ7 S90 or belt .otter. la-4479. :!031 NarioMI. C.ltf. 10 to -4. B°'EA=ll'J'=.""Full"°',_,.~_,,,,_,m=-AC!o-c-lpRlVATE PARTY \!/ANTS f"RE&.3 OJC4! Durty ldtte111. Ing, «> hp elec. £vlnnlde. LEHMAN 101 $chock bit. '68 HONDA 100 Oothel, toya, baby flttn1, I DWunorm MinR <:ioal. i;SM TO BUY PtANO FOR 2080 Canttncntal, CM . Izs wh1 t\'tr. belt tank II Llke 'hew. 2: u.ll& Fiber. ~ mUn, eood cond. Mc. tur a'>Mt. 644-4694. C.ASH. ~227S. 646-0367. pump. Etc. ttc. S4-UU. Oub dolly. $400. 6T.J...2U). ms. * -m •• ' f I ( , •' I T-J[i] l-~ ][i] l !v2•# I& .. ,. • -.... DAJL Y PILOT 35 ~ 1 I ' l§J 1 ~l ·_"'""'_ .... _,1§1 11 -~-l§J .. ......... ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~I~ k11fwl f2S Auto S.nQ, P•rtt Mt Trucks ta Auten Wented Ml Autos, I-- CAPRI 970 Autol, Imported tJO Autot, tmpert .. 970 "'""'· ,.._.... -------- VANS REWARD FIAT '72 FIAT SACRIFICE SALE y.,.... Big a-250. 1225 cash. Ptrfttt nJMlng mnd. Jus> rebuilt. Must MU be· lore v.•eekcnd. 833-0936. '68 RIVERSIDE M o J a v e 35lk:c 1400 mi, $250, Pn/ p<y_ '6Rald -·..,...... .ellliia: parts, 38.3 cncine, .- •pd tram, n1any good pans, clw>ap 2026 Harbor, C.~f. •"'""242. VAN CONVERSIONS' WIU PAY OYER '72 Capn, Decor ICJ'OUP, XMXl <x 4"11&., 4 1pd, lo nd . Xlnt cond. •It 6, D-nSB John. ~fllOl1iU1Llor with If''-the 1000 mlln. 1972 Flat US 4 1lr. sedan, tully tactor)' equ.lpped including A.11.f 1'ftdk>, Pitotor Tl-end ma.a:•· xlne 's "Economy car of the Yt"l:i.r." No"· on salt" at Bill l:J.arrys. S eri a l No . 128A~- ' FIR=<>NE TIRES MANY MOTOR K•lly Blue look & ~·heels. 9:50 x 16.'.> DATSUN 2.500 MILES HOMES •96:H329• $250 OR l\1.AKE OFFER. Large select1on of n<>1v F 0 RD S, OIEVROLETS. c;MC'S, DODGES. \\'il h C'ONTEMPO. 'fht• \\'e11r.~ llONOA CL 173, 1971, Excel :>IZ-1734 eves &. 1,1•1mcis cond. &>sr offer. e '6.5 CORVAIR ENGINE & 644--0254 TRANS t-.11SSION $73. Call '68 BSA 660cc Hornet. s:li-82TI most popular c_wvcrsion. Needs "'oric. $375. • CORVE'M'E hub caps & AIS> 1973 Pridl.'-N-J oy, ~1any 49-1-4300 Lag Sch atta. beauty rims. ~lake ofJer. l\1olor ho1ncs lo choose tron1. ·~p~i~p~~s~":~~ ·,.,_~~,™~~ev~ .. ~&~w~kndL~~~I B AllL' .L, .... B. AdiacooR•R"Y lngton Beam, 536--0180. ; r,:::;i '69 HONDA Scrambler 350 Auto5forSM }l!!J PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT A1ust see to apprec! Mlllly ~~iiii;;~;;;~;~;1~~~J,~t _]"~-~·~t~S~-~A~. ~f)~~~'Y~-~ xtra acce11. $400. &12-9646 ~ 2000 E. 1st St., S.A. 558-1000 '61 HONDA 90 Antlque1/Cl111lc1 953 Xlnt rond, $125 962-0030 1971 Yemehe 250 Enduro $550. 646-1788 1972 HONDA CB-100. Jes.~ than 1000 miles. Call aft 6 pm. 642--1762. HONDA JOa Scrambler Gd cond. $275. 108 Onyx, Balboa Island. 675-6430. SCH\VINN Boy's Stingrny type 5-speed Lemon Peeler. '42 Pont iac. New paint. New tires. Very ~good int<'rior. NEAL MOTORS BONOEO DEALER Runs good. Perfect for the '67 WAGONEER collector. B<'st olfr-r over 327 y .g Auto Trans \Varn $750. See at 308 Granada, /lub&, ' Air Cond, 'PO\vcr Apt C, San Clemente. Steering, light gret'n with 1959 MERCEDES 300 SL. all vinyl interior, 40.0CKI Pert. cond. New engine. n1iles 637-75.16 or ~10 Mr. $2195 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU 10/lJ72 J)avis. Dune Buggie• 956 2100 Harbot Blvd c,,,111 Mn11 6 4 5 ·1161 $40. G75-JZ5l. 1500 i.rw. Sand ready! Full BIKE. A1an's rare, old, u Al bod ~======~--'-'-~ ro cagf!. um. y. ;-;; bright and shiny B.S.A. $35. BEST OFFER. ca 11 '70 INTERNATIONAL % ton 646-QOS, 642-7501 Travelall station w11.2:9n. ·10 Suzuki 250, ]OY.' nii's. Automatic, power !lteering, J\1any xtras. Slick. $465. Call 1 _T_r_u_c_k_• ______ 96_2•1 a ir cond., H.D. camper 97!H!Cl9 SHORT STUFF :,~,~;;·;;m ~~~~~~ '69 HONDA CL 175 w/xtras. PONTIAC, 2480 Harbor very clean. $400. 269 Kl"lCVt IS Blvd .• Cosla Mesa 546-8017. Pi., CM 548-9690. Price t>tfectiv{" thru 10/2172 DELUXE Schwinn Stingray DODGE p u bod d HERE . ., y g ., cng Fut.be.ck. Excellent con-needs work. Make offer. d!Hon. $45. 962-4356. Call 5-18-7242. '67 KAWASAKI 250. 6,860 '73 Gl\1C . V~. l'Oi:"Pll·t<>Jy '51 Gi\1C 2!f: T. Dump truck, mil~ Immaculate. pa~eled . interior \~'1th car-{,'OOCI cond. $350. 1 g 5 * 645-5693 * pel1ng, ice box, 11de bunk ROC"h<'rrter befON" 4P'.\1 . Moc-,---,-b"ll-:Hcc-----•9:15""~ a nd rear weakers. B<>auti· =~==-==== • omes ful dark blue n1etallic ,,,ith l9&1 FORD ECONOUNE, MOBILE home. 24' x fiO'. inc. awnings, porch, skirting, Located in Irvine beautiful park. A Real Buy! Phone for app't. 551-2327. $14,500. Motor Homes Solo/Rent OPEN ROAD ?.10TOR HOi\1ES 8081 Garden Grove Blvd. matching interior. Jmmed· 289, V-8, 3 speed. ~-Cail inte delivery, Serial • _64<Hl213 ___ ·_~---~- TGY15..14500218. Auto Leasing 964 BILL BARRY PONTIAC--GMC-FIAT (1st St. at ·s.A. Frwy. ~ 2000 E. 1st St.. Santa Ana 558-1000 *'71 DODGE PICKUP Camper Special, Adventure Packnge, V-8, Full Po\1•er , Air Co11d. (77312LI. $3495 WardS.Lee Alwlcm ........ ,. 547-5826 1973 Olds Toronado Factory Equipt, Full PoY.'<'r $128.00 jX'r n10. + tax LEASING ALL MODELS AND MAKES '73's Southern Calttornia Garden Grove 8944479 Motor Home Rentals Available fer daily, weekly or monthly basis. 21', 23'. 1234 So. Ma.in St. and 25· self conlalned· Mo-Santa Ana 1st National Bank Leasing tor Homes, all equlpt with 100°!. WARRANTY 2001 Michel9on Drive generator, roof air, and 1 '69 Ford Econoline Van (Co m<>r of MacArthur) many other exlras. All 6 t·yl, Auto Trans, (75986C ). ilvine, Cali!. 92664 Coaches are 1972 models. $1995. 714 18.13-8620 213/627·0367 For late mocMI, clean, low mllooflo c1omo .. '69 DATSUN 510 tics, Imports, trucks or ~ S/kl. Exl·ellent •·ur1d111nn campers. tYZh1lil71 . 1 cau """ •"' "'' a..,., • $ 9 9 5 DAVE ROSS $59.00 DOWN WardS.Lee l Jtrrm-11i1111111•" I $59.82 PER MO. 547-5826 \•l's, JUSI $59.00 is the-Iota] PONTIAC 2480 Horbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 5464017 . I Jov.'n payment and ooly l2:'..I So. ll;J atn SI 159 81 . II t I I thl WE PAY TOP Sa l A ... 1s ie o a 1nony ll 8 118 J>:1yn1<>nt including tax, llt'-CASH 1971 DATSUN 510 Sedan. Jn,1 (•ni;c nnd all finance chW'i!t'!S n1lleagc, good i' n n d f1>r :-11; 1nonths on approvt'd 536.J/'907. 4•1·,~111. l 'hc en.sh price ill tor UMd can A truckl, 1U1f ·10 DATSUN PICKUP, n£>\v 1 $1 ,907.75 including tax A: call a. fer ~ nttma.tes. tires, low n1i. S 1 J 9 :1 . l it•enS<~ Dt>fc>rl't"d payn1cn1 GROTH CHEVROLET .:-o~N Roadster lfm, ~Ti:~1:1 isaI~2·~!!e wr~~~: radial tires, xlnt rond. $500. sales la.,_; & Licen5E'. An· 646-6546. nuaJ /)Cl'{'f'ntngr ratr is A.air tor Sales Manqer 1!211 Beach Blvd. Huntinaton Beach IW'1.808'1 Kl 9-3l31 INSTANT CASH FIAT *FIAT* We need your Import car. Buyer on duty 9 to 9 daily. 128'1,• 124'1 & 850'1 B. J. Sportscar Center DEMO SALE 2833 >Jar~sta MeSft * $)788 * \VE buy all makes of clean · used eportJI can, paid tor or not Please drive ln for free 11.pprattial. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 642-9405 Autos, Imported 970 ALFA RO~EO •·72 128 2 Dr. Sect. (#50980) SEE THE ALL NEW 128SL COUPE COMPLETE SERVICE, CUSTOM BODY SHOP Factory Trained Mechanics • 16 Service Bays • 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.n1. :f.1on., Tues., Wed., & Fri. OPEN THURS TO 9 Pl\l '60 Spider, 2 liter, reb!t 5 ...Bill Jones' spd.:· touring ~el. ~nt B.J. SPORTSCAR CTR $09.> cash, or will consider 2833 Harbor rn4J 5404491 "•de. 968-354!1. . * COST A MESA * AU'A ROMEO, red, '59 convt. Top cond. $425 • 646-46.IO '61124 Spider $1181 ----A-U~D-1~--It's or~e with black inter· ior, 5 Spd, Extra sharp car, ·12. lOOLS. Sunroof, air, stereo, auto. 3,000 mi. Beaut cond. Still in warranty. Take over tow pymls. Pvt See and Drive CWXP7981. BILL JONES B.J. Sportscar Ctr. ply. 647-4.127; 646-5375. 2833 Harbor, Costa 11.fesa 540-4491 AUSTIN HEALEY Motor Home• 1957 AUSTIN Healey 3CKXI. Sale/ Rent $500. Consider trade. Alter 4 pm, 846-2059. BMW 10.25. BILL BARRY PONTIAC·GMC·FIAT (\st St. at S.A. i-Tv.ry.) 2000 E. l!i! Sr., Sa.nta Ana 5511-1000 '69 FIAT 850 Spider, r11.d10, I heater , 4 speed, l o~·n<>r. Removable hard tor, lo1v I miles. Xlnt rond. Perf1>cl for hi school or ro!lcg:c :oi!u- dent. $990. 557-3386. '70 Fiat 124 Coupe. j SJ~d transn1ission, radio and heater. (874CQSJ $ 14 9 9 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, 2-180 Harbor Blvd., Cogta l\fesa S.16-8017. Price: et· f{"ctive thru 10/2172. HONl)A ----. ... ,_ ' .-;. -RARf. Honda Sunroo f , stereo. fm/am, Jo nii"~. Owned by Dr. Xlnt rnnd. S700 below cost. Dr. ltR. l.e\ViS 645--0828. '72 Honda Custom coupe. La miles, Take over $38mo pymls. pri I ply lvan. 8.13-3231 eves 963-3210. JAGUAR * (3l :r.1AiJC II jagua~. ·Go & '61. \Vire Wheels. Make Off(T!!I.~ 557--0259. l!Xil JAGUAR sedan. 3.K meters Mint cond. Must see to appreciate. 592-2'.&t. JAGUAR '59 JBJ:. New uphol & ti~•. Runs great. $775. 644-7216: ~7-6418. Motor Homes Sele/Roni We have the all •leel Amigo HOWARD Chov•olot LEAS£ NOW l --------l allo. Please call 839·9560. Newport Beach Motor Home Rentals SALES & LEASING full service facility Danr Motor Homes 531-6800 '64 Travco 270 Dod ge 27' f\.1otor I-Jome. Loaded '1.ith xtras. $7000. Any J •. y m-7965. FREE TV w/2 wks rental. al' &: l3' motor homes. Pvt pty. winter rates; \Vk &: dai· ly rates also. 968-«i61 Rent A Motor Homo for your Vacation * 139-4301 * MacArthur &: Jam""""' Blvd•. '73'S ~ 8:n.G.555 • '62 Chevy Pu;:::t\lstom camper shell, 4 spd, big G ena. new brakes, paint. CB radio, air cond., top enclos- ed carrier, fitted boot, gun rack, r/h, stereo, real gh8.rp! $1400. or beat offer takes. • 64&:-0903 • '70 Ch•vy 1/4 Ton Pick-up. Custom cab, V8, auto. trans., faQIMY air, LEASE ALL MODELS AND MAKES Southern Cafttornia 1st National Bank Leasing pov.'er steering, radio, heat· 2001 J\fichelson Drive er ,step bumper, mirrors, (Corner of :M:acArthur) low miles:. (37693F). $3195 1 . Calli 92664 rllr. Call 83&-65.t5. 714/8.t~~~ .113/627-0367 '71 OODGE Pickup, CampeP .--:-~:--:---:----= Special.Adventur e Autos Wanted 961 Package, Full Power, Air Visit our new home! & I ROY CARVER, Inc:. 234 E. l'lth St. Com Mesa Stt64444 JAGUAR MERCEDES IENZ '69 XKE Couix-. ln1mac, l..o\v ni llf'ag1\ loca1 car. Xlnt car<'. $3400/o!fer. Pri/pty. j,j7-94~ eves-673-5268. I ·11 Jaguar Conv. AIC. wires. MG1s 1<ol11e, C.O ncours oond. $5.450. '67 MGBGT $1199 Also '69 Cpe. equal con<:!. I Pvt 673-1232 Rarli.c!, "11"°1 I 'f l.T021 I $3850. . ply. . ''6 MGB Rdstr $1199 KARMANN GHIA llmltop, ""/FM VP~2'2 I Frill \~'arren'i;. . '67 Karmann Ghia I ~r~~' ~~~ A:~~:~r, \ ellow ""1th black 1n 1. n.nd10, 1--l Yfll r..tr. ~f"d E ,1 heater 4 speed. Sharp car: It '· · • 1 get • X('( t•064ht i. <~•nd ~1·1N> y,·h~els: _ra~!L:.~l BILL JONES I ;:~;;'· .l9.1ro "" ;.trLi!l-. B.J . Spo•lscar Ctr. 2811 ll::i rhul'. C'o.~1a ~lt's.'.l f1.10 •. l.HH ·r,9 il!G ~llT'Jt-;ET, lo1v 1n i. li\l~IACULATE. $1400. Pvt. ply. 49'J-3.'\!'17. ..,c~,,-,~,_~\l~::'l·I AS":-\ l;lun l'\JUP•'. ·:-.:1 i\ll;To . lmn111enl11tt' \01v 1nilt•:tL:<' -:l11t r1u1dit1un, I 111•1\ lop. paint, t'hrornt•. SHI!);,,, 4:.IJ·41:Jl. _ S.•P! '. $ISO('\. 5.'16-1052 MAZDA ?-.lA?.DA LEASE SPECIAL New '72 RX3 $57.56 Loaded. ROTARY po11·(1 <>~I. :16 n10. + 1' & L. For r<"Sfl. ply, Tra<l<>s rons. • '72 ROTARY'S "Demo Sale" ·~11.1 i\tGTD, 1500 enj;l', GI"()([ l'•lrld. $i00/offf'r e 494-;1"i86!6·l5-779S MGB "7U ;\1GS t ;T, \\'hitr. ,1111 I ro11d., \\'ire \vhls, Ai\1 /F i\l , 0'1!r i''<'. 673-7000 • ~2300. OPEL '10 Opel Rollyo $1499 ,\ir Cond, M1/F?t1. Sharp SPORT CAR CENTER 710 F,, 1st St., S.A. 547.(17&1 PORSCHE 911 Targa '71 Sparklins \' <-Uo" i-;tiony, black lntenor. A.\f r .\I Radio, ~llli \\'heeli., H<idlal TII'\'$, Lo\v l\lllr!l, :1 S11Cl. I t!lt-K:'OV 1. $7266 I S<-c:-11 \'ou'll Bu> It I • ~ru.laaiA I • WI.YO I 1f'66 lh\r!Xlr, c:.~1. 64&.!COJ ·--'70 PORSCHE 91 IT 0'.\'I•: o..1rh•1'. :!j.{)()ll 111 1lr,, vhronlt> 1~ 11(·\·l.~. A:-.t 1-":\t 1·adlo. LiC", S"o, "..~FS40 $5699 CREVIER BMW S<l nt11 .\1111 ! ~'IS \\. Isl SI s.i:..::111 I --62~PO=Rsc=11 i:: S·llf'f'd~ 11·ork.j t.lake IT'ttS. nr!cr . ~r 1111 Norm',.; ARCO. llC'\1 101 Sheraton H"ll•'h 11111. 11.B. 5..'\6-70S6. ----·:;7 PORSL01l ~: lt;flll S<-r1e~. i1nn1ac. 1"0nd .. ~2.\9j. 17141 ~ .. 12-9728 RENAULT 'GS lt ENAULT ~D. lo nlLlf':c, '1 spd., Al\! r;irhn. con1 r quil·k. VHB19. Only ~'9S. BILL ~\AXF:Y TO\'OTA, 18881 Rt'UCh 13lvd.. llun- tfn&ton Reach, 8-17-85.jj. SPRITE ·so Bug Eye Sprite $300 :-.92-2146 I . I 10 TO CHOOSE "BIGGEST SAVINGS" PEUGEOT ··Service i.! the diUerence'" PEUGEOT 'HUNTINGTON BEACH DEMO SALE _ _,,,su,.,.,•~A""'R,....u __ , ._J-* SUBARU * MAZDA ·12 504 $3499 17331 Beach Dlvrl. l..ow miles, AT, Radio ,,. A'IJ Lo1v as $1599 842-6666 Leru:e Mgr. ?.Ir. Fry FRITZ }VARREl'rS FRITZ \\'ARREN'S '1 SPORT CAR CENTER S C C , '71 RX 2 52499 110 E. ''' s1 .. s.A. "'-°'" port ar •nt•r · 1 Gr~n ro.upe ,\•ith bl ack in· PORSCHE • ORA~~~NTY'S l 1 ler1or, all" cond. R.evolutlon· no E. l !t St. S.A. 547--0764 A.ry Rotary eng1nr. l...01.v I PORSCHE engine 150 HP. ' ' n1 iles! \\'ill not lll.!lt 12&l!EJT) 6,::00 mi. Xlnt ~nd. TOYOTA • 1 BILL JONES I llOIXI. >t8-l'll0 " B J S C 6: 1 ·n Toyota Corona Mll'k JI ~ 1 • • portscar tr. ' ·, Porsche Cablro et. Reblt autom. Xlnt cond. Low ml. ' " 2833 Harbor. Costa l\1<"!:11 "11.':· New tire•. lspt" deck. $1950. 49·1-4Ml6. 540-4491 Pvt pty. $-nxl. 673-72,q2. ·1;;, Porschl! SC Xlnt oond . !\lust sell lmmecl. $2600 or bf.st orft'r 552· 7570. •·\Vh ite F.l<>phants'' over-nin- ning yonr ~-Turn them inlr1 "Cash ..... ~I them '71 Toyota 1600 Corolla, air cond 11111. '"al:". Call lU(}.R256 ·n MARK II. 2dr HT. -ttpd, Radio/heater, A/C, ,,rrioo. 962-&29 prl/pty •• thru a Daily PUot ClulificJ For that item Wldec .:.0, tn ad! 1 the Ptnny Pincher. Motor Homes : J Motor Homes Sele/Rent ' 940 Salo/Rent :;:: • '' NEW LIFETIMES-the work!! &: at fantastic rates. Pvt pty. 838-ffi33 Tustin. Motor home for rent. •72 \VINNEBAGO, 27'. Cond. ('n312L), $3595. dlr, WE PAY TOP OOILAR $17~. FOR TOP lJSED CJ\RS ·a,r, Chevy Pickup w/'7l '~:: ~Is extra clean, '70 BMW 1600 -Like new, 41,0CKI mi. sz.m. Pvt P'Y. Call 833'-1867. 7 YEARS BANK FINANCING Sleeps 6. 641}-04._'2 * WINTER RATES * Mtr home rentals. $163 wk + mL Re&erVe now. 546--0291. * '72 PACE ARROW, 24'. air, a:en. $2(1/day le 5c/ml. Frff insur. 644-4239. '66 Beechwood 22'. Air, pwr plan,t. Immaculate cond. Sac. 968-1170, 968-3965. engine 350 Cu In V-8 Power BAUER BUICK Glid<>, Runs like new • 29'l5 Harbor Bl d '52 Ford V-8 l Ton Stake $395 Co~ta Mt>Sa v9jg.2:500 Late model V-8 Engine. ----- Dual Wheels IMPORTS WANTED 2014 Harbor 645-6644 Orange Counttea 4 FIRESTONE TIRES TOP S BUYER CITROEN Citro.n Maserati AWARD WINNING LUXURY CAR k wheels. 9.50 X 16.:; BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 2.500 i\fILES J888l Beach Blvd. Road & Rallye Motors S250 OR ~1AKE 01-TER. '!: Beach. P'i. 847--8555 I 5tl-1734 eves & wknds n>P DOLLAR FOR JUNK Orange County's Olde1I Dlt. '51 GMC 6 I ~-t N OR WRECKED CARS. 1609 Pomrna Ave. -~-• .~~· on .. ew Day or nite, 637-Jm Co1ta Mesa 714-548-3559 ~''6""' u, ..... s .• new ures . ..,,.,_,_~--,-----.,---.,---,= 1 -.,---,-~---~-= NIMROD Camelot w/extra alum. camper w/dbl bed. "-tos. lmporffd 170 .Au'°', lmportecJ 970 lent room, 2 dble, 1 !Ingle See to apprec. S 7 5 O, beda, 3 burner st o v t ~2533. \v/oven. Hot wtr heater, 1 =~=~~~-~~~ shower . tee box & tape '68 GMC % T lruck 1500. deck. $1350. 54~ aflrui PS/PB, r/h, lumber rack, 111de tool boxes, fact 11.lr. ek!c hydr tail gate, SillK> or best. S<H380. or evf!S, '70 STARCRAFT Tent Trailer. Sleeps 6-1tave-lce bcl'<, cloacl AC/DC lights, •pate Ure $1147. 5.11-7255 '67 Hr LO\V Vayapr u ·. tel~. 'urge bralce1, bntteey or crank tin. 561 Plummr,,r St .. Colla M~. Trolloh, Utlllty M7 BRANO new utll trtr, adjust natt>ed. Comp w/lttee. &xlO. $100. Aft 6, 61>-10'l6. . ~ 1965 Ford SUper Van-Rblt eng, 1tereo, paneling, mags & wheela. Make nfff'r. 548-3150. '70 Ford 1 Ton Van, V-8, Aulo Trarui, P .S., L.W.B .. like new $J499, ans Harbor I C.M. 646-Ji12_ SPITFIRE NEW 1972 (#695-L) • .. • AYAIUal 01 APPIOYID CllorT WITH THIS BRAND NEW '73 EXPLORER 20 MOTOR HOME F•llr s.11-e .... ;...i Sor. 1Hl1 ONLY lor 8• monttis. °"'' 10~ .__ Co$h prlct inc~ ta:&. lie-it SMS0.7S. Tht ...,...,... ,.,._, prkt 11 SI l,2•2.61. Tlt9.....,.. ptrttmogf talt k 9A2'1o, 'Oii ... ,, ..... c1*lt., <--. ~~~~~H1GH1St TUDl·IMS Oii TOUI CAI, CAMPll, TIAllll, TIUC• 01 MOTOI HOME------~...-._..~ FREE ROOF AIR CONDITIONER •t ti•• ef ,wrchese of ••Y ••• lx,lorer Metorheme ($495 VALUE). D•rl•t ovr ""'-ff !!II."'"' Sol• • Elljoy A Ne• Way of life lli!COVell·· ~explorer ltGISTEI TODAY I GRAND OPENING DRAWING Hondos • Illes • TVs '. ... : ' I ' I 1 ' 1 • I .: [ ~I ' .... 1964 foord Va11 Pan•ll.d 1959 foord Flit Bed 2 Ton 1968 Polara 2 Dr., Loeded 1965 Pontiac Conv. 1969 foord Galaxle A .T., Air 1968 Impala 4 Dr., Looded 465 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa-645-0466 We Pricel lfhctf" Mint J r.M. S... OU. 1, 1'72 NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER '69 VW FASTBACK Llgflt Blue, Immaculate In· sido and out NEAL MOTORS BONDED DE ALER YOUR ONLY FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC '66 BUICK WILDCAT conv, Docklr'1 Car, l"ull pow· er, Speed Control, l..oaded, DEALER _Mt I romaculate Cood like new t..areest telection ot ......,.... 1n8ide and out. ' lacs ln Oranc• County. $1t5 SaJ ... Leutn .. PRICES EFTF.Cl'TVE nmu io/1172 2100 Hl'W a ~e C:n!~ MM.ii ., 4 ~ , 1 ~, -=-Nabers U Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA •n RMERA. Tuxedo black/ 54().9100 Open Sunda.Y black interior/black vinyl '72 FLEETWOOD Brougham. root. Full JlOWe!', factocy air, Less than I,700 miles. Lan· ilf·FM stereo radio, tilt dau roof, tapestry & leather wheel, power door locks, interior, dual comfort seats, cruise oonlro!, chn:ime sport tilt wheel. AM-FM stereo wheels, Extremely low mile-radio with tape player, 8 Custom-4 Dr. 1969 Chevy Cob A Chluis 1967 lnt.mational Tr1vel1ll 1969 Chevy Pickup-Air Scout 1970 Daclcie 'h T Qll Pickup 1968 International Carry1I~ Wheel Drive 1969 Ford ~Ton Pickup :465 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa-645-G466 w. rrtc. ljfective ttir. J r.M. s.. Oct. 1, 1nz -------------~-----·-------- $895 PRICES Efl~IVE THRU 1011/72 age. 1887CTNJ. SA LE !X)V.'Cr ldoor Jocks cruise PRICED. control, twilight 'sentinel, Auto•, .UMO NABERS CADILLAC pow., trunk opener, virtual· CAMARO CHEVROLET CHEVROLET 990 Autot, UHd '90 BRAND NEW '72 LANOCRUISERS TOYOTA 7 to choose !ron1 2 Station Wagons 5 Hardtops Pa,yments as low as $90.46 PER MD. (M03346) '69 Triumph GT-4 $1788 Blue with blue Interior, extra sharp! Like new condition. #l.21700. BILL JONES B.J. Sportscar Ctr. 2833 Harbor. Costa 1'.lesa 54fl.4.191 • VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER '70 VW WESTPHALA 1'Ully ~Ip. Tent, pop lop. ExceUent condltion, $2866 ~Harbor Blvd., ly all options, (7061"'\VAJ.I---------------------------Costa Mesa ~9100 SALE PRICED. '68 VW CAMPER Nrw Tires, New Factcry En- gin{', Excellent cond. (177 - DfEJ. $1895 WardS.Lee 2100 Horbor Blvd Co,ta M"8 64~·7161 '68 BUICK Electra 225 ron-NABERS CADILLAC '66 vw. Good tires, body, vert. Full power, factory 2600 Harbor Blvd., . clean interior, new motor, air, lo, Jo m i 1 e a g e . Costa Mesa 540-9100 ~ cam. remote oil cooler, (VGZ787) $1599 DAVE pwr, pulley, dist. carb, ex-ROSS PONTIAC, 2 4 8 0 haust, etc. $650. 531~. Harbor BJvd .. Costa Mesa 546-8017. Price effective thru ~tUST sell Now! '69 VW 10/2/72. \\'eslphalia Camper with 1---------pop-Jop. Tent, etc. Loaded CADILLAC .,.,,ilh extras. Come see, then ~Malan,. make offer! 536-3645. .72 EL DORADO ot:MON-* '67 VW BUS * STRATOR. Firem.ist paint, 547.5826 Xlnt oond. Incl 4 new belted padded vinyl top/tapestry & 1214 So. 1\t~n St. tires. $1295, best offer. leather interior. Dual com- Santa Ana Must go this wknd. 673-SZM fort seats, full power, fac- '68 Camaro Excel cond, 327 c:u inches, Wide ovals, niags, console, S 13 7 5. 673-1482 •. '69 CAMARO. WHITE. Low mi. S1695 * 673-9447 * CHEVELLE '67 Chevelle, SS 396, 4 spd, ylw/blk, gauges, mags, radials, Goodyear.1, exel cond. $1100/cf.Cer 64&-6674. .CHEVROLET WANTED Old VWs running 1959 VW double door bus tory air, tilt wheel, AM-FM Matador red/black interior/ Or not. 1972 engrne. reblt trans.,· stereo with tape player,' 171 CAMARO CPE. black vtnyl roof. VS, auto- 100'/o WARRANTY '70 Chevy Caprice V-8, Auto Tran!, Factory Air Cond, Full Power, Landau Top (t17AKO). $2395. HOWARD Chevrolot MacArthur & Jamboree Btvds. . 8334555 '67 CJ1EVROLET El Camino. 4 speed, radio and hl!ater. CQ29509l $1099 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, 2480 H a r b o r Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-IOl.7. Price effective thru 10/'J~. '71 MAUBU with S390. Down 48 months Including tax & lie., Defrr- ted payment prlce $4732.08 A.P.R. 10.!18% er Cs.sh Price J3891.85· O.A.C. SEE IT -YOV'U. BUY IT ~·l.W • TIIYOTA 646-4n6 aft 5 pm new brkB. All new power door locks, power V8, 3 speed, 1 a.vncr, matic, radio, heater, power 2 Dr hardtop. 4 speed, fac- '69 VW A t I cul t t • throughout, $950. 496-5687. trunk opener, cruise control,t-~-c~-----tires radio Superior car. steering power disc brakes tory air, power steering, \ ~ · u 0 · mma a e. · t"'·ilight aeritinel, steel belted ·n EL DORADO. Firemist c313Ccsi. · ' ' radio. (#2107081 S2475 dlr. .j new ~mltADi& • TOYOTA Many extras Sll50/best of· 1970 WESTPHALIA pop.top radial tires, extremf'ly lolv exterior/padded vinyl top/ $ 2799 white side wall tires. Ex-Call 836-0535. , fer. 64:J.-n48 eves. camper, Save S. Perfect mil .... .,..e. (4247771 _ SA LE full leather interi«". fUll tremely low mileage. (835- mech cond. Body d~. .._ DTGl. SALE PRICED. 172 MALIBU 1966 Harbor, CM. 646-9303 '72 Toyota Corolla 1600 parts or comp.lete. Drive It! 7-72 Corona parts. R e a 11 • 673--1784. '67 CROWN Sta \Vin. Xlnt rond. Low mi. Clean. ~ firm. 962-8700. TRIUMPH Goode 'G9ConSQd~~REB~K ~ $ml. 644-l'm. PRINACEBEDR_ S CA LLAC power, 1actory ~ conditibp.., CONNELl.. CHEVROLET Power steering, power tum, ., .......... tu-es, DI ing, tilt steering wheel, AM·" 2828 Harbor Blvd., NABERS CADILLAC brakes, AM/FM radio. 11000., 496<323. '66 VW CAMPER 2600 H.-Blvd.. >'M .tereo with tape-· Costa M"3 546-Wl $2600 ~10 6"b '66 SQUAREBACK, Oean, 1970 VW 7 paMefl&er bus, 4 speed. Sharp! (SBM814). Colt& Mesa 54().9100 power .. ~loc:b., t 1-~--_._'f'.2.C _ ·;;::-~~. HMarboresa ·"'~v9dl.OO, -eves.& weekend.:: Nu no i...-• ""'-a '!••! .. u be' • C ••ntin•! pow-trunk 0,_._ ~IV ~n•::'J, l..Oncoll!'S .c.:;tate, .....,,,,., ~ .,... .. ~-• .,_.., · u ..., · 1a:e, compl serv history, S1295 dlr. an 8J6.65JS. 1970 CADILLAC. EL DOR-.,._ .. • ..... r--• 8 Pas Sta. w Pwr 54~3598. 1~• •~ ~ aft 6 ·ADO' • Fact~• •'r -nd,·u·on-er. (70CCPK). --S ALE s. gn. · '69 EI.. DORADO, Full '69 Chev ?t.fallbu, 2 dr, H.T. 61.JV., .....,.......,.,., pm. 'TI c~•areback VW-Extra ~·J ....... v PRTCED_ St..-( ...... &. brakes, AM-FM ...., V8 t tr /Fa t '68 VW B R bit L ~-"""'• power, facto-• air. black ,,,.,pe. ' au 0 ans. c us. e · eng. ug 167 VW $780, air cond. clean, AM/FM, lo mi. a uto. ing. Vinyl top, leather in· Stereo radio, tilt steer. whl. •J • PIB di ~ •-· rack ne •-J-"•'-the h J NABERS CADILLAC exter~·o •l black · ·•nyl air, ra o, ..-• .,mu•~. , w ""' ......, u ..... , o r ....... n98 $2250. 642-8233. terior, full power, 'lilt.,.,. ce , Factoru Air, luggage ,·ack, •• · l to • Int Cl 1•~ Ira $1~ ·~ ... 1 ft 5 ~ 2600 H-~ ., top/bfac leather lnter•'or. viny P"" · ean. .t..01.7• ex s <JIAI, ~ a · AMIF'M stetl'O, power locks, ..... IA.It" Blvd., new tires &-brakes. Panel· 536-38 ·Pvt '67 VW V . ·n VW Camper, body, eng &-A __ u_to_•_• _u_..., _____ '90_ beautiful Firemist finis&. Costa Mesa 540-9100 ""'•· ·~·Ing 1-. «7 ·~1. Full power, factory air,' "'=-"'1,_•,,_....,_Pty~. =--o-an, new pamt, rurui hrterior xlnt cond. FM -·• L.._, "'"" .,,, ........., po"'<er door locks, AM/FM 1967 SS Impala, 327 engine, great. Mu.st Sac. Quick. stereo. $2900. 673-8651. BUICK tw_ilight sentinel &: very LOW '67 SEDAN DE VILLE. Full '69 Chev. * T. 11otor stereo radio (YNW4381.$3399 full pwr, one owner, Xlnt $795. (714) 536-2419 Eve. ' "'=--=~,.----,,-mileage. £37UBSI'> · $511l. power, fa.ot....... air, vinyl recenUy -·erhauled. Low "1970 VW B 1· NABERS CADILLAC "'"u" "" DAVE ROSS PONTIAC. oond, $1300. or best cffer. • 1965 VW Bug, Lo ml. us, new U"eS, roof, power seats. ITYY045) blue book. 530-2901. 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa 492--2482 or 49'-5.124. sunroor. Good cond.. $600. Good co~·.E,_9!1!'~ 168 BUICK WILDCAT~ 3300 Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa ~ DAVE ROSS PON----c,6=,-rn==EVY=---l\tesa .,.,, on.17. Price ef. ~.55~c=HEV=,-.-3,.-,~-,-.-6,.-cy°""'L 6T:rl934. ~ Convertible. !17,000 1 owner 540-9100 TIAC, 24&) Harbor Blvd.. " ......._, ~ 1966 J1arbor, C.M. TRIUMPHS '70 BUG, Blue/whlte int. '69 VW pop top camper. careful n1iles. Air, P.S., 1969 CAD. C 0 Up E DE Ccsta Mesa 546-8017. Price i * ~7~~! feclive thru 1012m. S150. Needs v.•ork, good tires. ''9 TR-6 ~199 Clean. Reblt eng. P.S., elec. "''indows, elec. VILLE. Full power, factcry effective thru 10/2/72. '66 1'.1AUBU. P/S. Air. 5'\.l-3891 549-1690 Radio. (42R623) :.:r. m~~:;,~~g ="""""S2000,_._,..·-"~2-~171-6~,-,-seats, new top. (VSD354 ). air conditioning, vinyl top, 1970 CAD. COUPE DE ·~ Ch7".?' Malibu, good cond. R/H. New tires & brakes. '68 IMPALA SS. Auto , 1'9 TR..6 $2199 '69 vi.v Fastbe.ek w/auto $1699 full leather interior, power VILLE F t . Sa25. 6:> VW bug, good cond, Good rondition $IKXl or offer. a.ir/cond, P/s. $1150. tCYCS.11) '69 VW Camper, 36,IXXl mi. rsd' n · a c 0 r Y a 1 r $550 536-9594 642-6082. Call 673--0617 .71 TR-6 l2S99 w/Honda cycle. B 0 th trans, n Must se · CONNELL CHEVROLET doof loc~. AM/FM radio, conditioning. Fu 11 po....·-. ' Prt~ party. 646-400 2828 llarbor Btvd., W!fW tires &-very low mile-er, vinyl top, tilt & tele-'62 Bulck Skylark, S75 '65 Chevy Van, reblt eng, 1955 CHEV 2 dr, Needs work. FM-Sharp (141COY) beautiluJ. $2200, 494-00JI. '69 vw pop top campu. Costa 1'1esa. s.t6-la:>3 age. A must see! & a m ust scopic steering, Ml/FM a~lo trans, needs <Vork. Excel cond. $1100 or "best of-S75 or best offer. 644-0048. '86 ~. ('l'BB776) $799 '62 VW-Lcoks O.K. bqt runs Many xtru. Best otter. ,69 Buick R iviera, fully ~yA!BCEZSP567\RS c" $3668.LA stereo radio & a host of engine very good. 644-4340 fer. 673--9474. eveit . • 70 YT-6 $l899 super. S295 * 551-2334 * equipped, all pwr & air. Lo A.OIL C other deluxextrs, (939AVA). '~EL CAMINO, 396, Turbo, '70 Kingsv."OOd Chev. Station '64 BISC, nu trans, brakes &- 3 UI dxlcse from * 53&-8400 * 19TI Vclks S\y>er ~tie. mileage. Bronze in color, 2600 Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa $4333. Am/F'M. Buckets & extras. \Vagon. Air, PIS -PI B tires. Good trans. Sell to 1st Fritz Warren's MUsr sell 1959 VW, xlnt AM/FM stereo, many blk int.~ days, 64&-2486, 540-9100 1 NABERS CADILLAC l-;-54&--:--5889-,..--~..,.--~= $2500. Pvt pty, 545-7761. offer UX>. 842-2872. Sport Car Center mech. rood. 1961 engine. xtras. Like new. 644-6348. eves 645-7643. '72 COUPE DE Vlu.E. Full ~ Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa Autos, lmPorted 970 Autos, Imported '970 Autos, lmpor19d 970 no E. ht Santa Ana, $400. 646-8217 '64 VW S550. '70 Buick Le Sabre 4 dr HT leatbtr interior, full power, -,. .. ~540-~gl~OO~Ai.--l1iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ,, 547--0764 * 1964 VW Van. Rebuilt GOOD COND. 646-4123 Ft1 & 25.000 mL Like new, ni5o: factory air, twilight sentinel. -1963 CADILLAC 1970 Triumph Spitfire, Excel engine. Xlnt oond. $950. Call Sat eve. only. 64G-ti887 aft 6:l> pm. ' po•Ner door locks, pow_er COUPE. DE VILLE cond. All malnt records. 536-5136 or 536-9771. '6.5 VW $525 '67 RMERA -Full trunk cpene.r, AM·FM radJO, Extra low mileage. AU po\\·er. • • P'Wet. lesa than 1.600 mllee, 1 oym· White wi red leather Air Red w/tar. int. 22,000 mt. lm VW BUB. TtaUer hitch. Reblt eng. All new tires. low mileage, • A·l cond. er eold .t serviced by us. SEE 1U BELIEVE• • · $1600. 71~1i64. Xlnt oond. Low miles. $2250. Very gd oond. 837-3922 S1800. Pvt pty. 673--7265 {227EAFJ. S6777. • Call _2547· ~~~-• NBS -•sg TR3, Runs good. fiO VW pickup. Runs good. BUICK Skylark '6&, air, vinyl A2600ERH-~DBllvldL .. AC 19n CADILLAC. SEDAN DE $475 or offer. '68 VW BUG $950, Nice canvas camper un it. top. Xlnt cond. S 1 O O O. 111-...,,,;- 592-2746 962-2705 $500. Great buy. 645-7969 646-8832. etmta Mesa 540-9100 VIU..E. Factory a ir A I 970 ~~~----~= j conditioning. Vieyi t 0 p , utos, mported Auto1, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos. Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 plush lull leather hlterior l;.;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 full power, tilt &: teleacopl~ lOU CAN CUT lOlll AIJiOMOBI E COSTS r4 HALF! If you're tired of paying expen- sive ,fuel, service. and repair bill1 on your present car, we , can 1how you how to cut those expenses in half! Take a test drive in one of these little beau- tie1 today at Harbour VW . .,, '69 DATSUN 510 SEDAN .......... $895 ' Door. SftGlo. IXWH 7tl) '71 VW WESPHIUA CAMPER . _ ... $AVE SNr11I Loi1 of Goodin. f:W CICLJ '67 KARMANN GHIA ............ $1095 AICHD, Wll""'lllls, • SpNd, Custom Gr•bb9r Ort •• Tuned To A TM. CTGM I") '61 VW PICKUP ............. ., ..... $695 Obit C.b, E11c•rltnl Rvnnlr>O Condlllon. (UIB 6411 '69 VW BUG ................... $1295 ~. HMle.-, Trtm Alnfl, 'SpNd. (WYI onJ '6' KARMANN GHIA .......... _. $1295 Stcf-•rw "w/81adc ln!eOIN', L.OW Ml,_, ll:&H. IZSR ..otl ''8 l(ARlllANN GHIA ........... $1195 .,... ltllllL ' SCloed. R•io.. Hutw, {UHN '22) '6' YW BUG .... '. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . $895 .... .,....; RM!lo, (RVH 10.il ·'61 CORTINA GT .....• _ .. . . . . • . . . $795 • ............. H .. i.t'. IXLYQI ' ; 'U VW DELUXE BUS . . . . . . . . . . . . S1050 ,,,_. T• lfl1 Tltit Wftktnd, (S8L 2241 . '7.1 vW 411 WAGON ........... $2795 : ,,.. ~ WWQr11y .. Auto., AM!lo, -Mlchtllfl X Redlell. UC. 1"9\Cll I t '67 VW SQUAREBACK ............. $995 H"" Rod Pelnt, Sherpl -4 Sl!Md. (VOX &la) '68 VW FASTIACK .............. $1195 8r'9hl Y•tlow, Low Mllel, WfSfW Tires. IYEV llSJ '71 VW SUPER BUG . . . . . . . • . . . . . $1795 '70 VW IUS . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . $2J9{' ootub llJIOt, flt-$l'IOW Room Plrledt CN C.U) '69 VW S9UAREBACK ..........•. $\795 Autol'Ntk, Mr a..t ..... !AW LoW Mtle!I. (t'D'f Ml '67 VW BUG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $195 E'mPI E1111tu1ts. rt.diet Tl,.., Light a~ ITU,'+' 176) '69 TOYOTA COROLLA . . . . . . . . . . $399 '69 AUmN AMERICAN . . . . ...... . $795 '71 VW S9UAREBACK ........... $2195 -"""' ·-CondftlOn. .. ,.,..., ,. Utl 1111• ' steering, stereo, door locks, new WSW tires. An excep.. tional value at th.is low sale price, (718COl). $5555. NABERS CADILLAC ~ Harbor Bl., C08ta Mesa 540-9100 '70 Sed. OeVille, facL air, vinyl tp. Plush clcth &-lthr inter. Full pwr.-Tilt whL, stereo nutio. ~ door locks. Lo mi'&' $4395. 675-7851 or ~ '68 CAD. COUPE DE VILLE, FACTORY AIR CONDI· TlONING. Vinyl top, full power, factory air, tilt wheel, AM/FM, power door locks, beautiful -cloth &: lea- ther Interior, etc. Priced to sell this weekend.' (516EBR) 12565. NABERS CADILLAC 3300 Harber Bl., Costa Mes 540-9100 '68 Q\dlllac Coupe de Ville Pwr windows, vinyl roof, autc ctimate control, Na tires. $2195, !i48 86!8-. ' '70 SEDAN D& VILl..E. Fac- tory air, Vinyl top, plwrlt cloth &: IMther interior, Ml power, tilt -tcle wheel; 5tereo n.dlo., power door locks, low mileage A oeu- new thnH>ut. An ex~ "" wJilO a\ thio low ... ·-· ~). fll33. NABIRS CADILL:AC . '.l6oo ,_ a..i .. Coll:• Mega· GilMlOO CADILLAC '72 El Dorado, 19,000"mllet, llltie -. ---mtJ Cldlllac SEDAN DE VllJ.E. FACTORY AIR CONDmONING. Vlnyt top. plush cloth &: leather ln- tericr, fWI power, tilt Ir: tel@- ICOpic steering, stereo, door locks, low Jnileaae I: near new tbruout, An exceptJon. ,aJ valuie at thil low sale price. (,l!SEOJ). $433.1. ' 'NABERS CADILLAC 2600 -Bl •• a.ta -SltJ.9100 e .1911 EL OORAOO e v...,a..npm 19:"1.!.11 ... &II-mt 'U CAf>DJ-AC, nuw IX- .,.Uellt. Air, pd ttrw, IOtlil t.u...,, ....... -- We may be a little farther away, but you'I flMI the IG'Yi.,. •• wortll It. DrlYe out soon and 9iye our selectlOR the OllCe ower, n. tWe tN car you Ilk• best out for a test driYe. We want-you for a Mthflecl custo- mer at Garden Wnt Moton. ~ BRAND NEW VW CAMPMOBILE ·( $199oowN $19' Is the total c•sh down & $ff.S6 per month for 41 rnentlll. T9fil Qlh ,rice includlnt tis: & llcenM Is $3712..0, o.t.rnd ,.,,.....,price llWliUt Jnclulhlt tis: & llc•nH and 111 flnanclnt ._,,... Annual penettt ... nte It 10.'7%, TREMENDOUS SELECTION NEW & USED 1 TO CHOOSE FROM '66 CAMPER '68 CAMPER 100 '1. warranty and lull of Equipped. Ready to 90 full of fun. ISUTl68J fun. IV2 2-027 J .s1295 s1595 '68 YW '69 RENAULT STATION WMON Must see to 1pprKi1te. IXRX· I 00 -;. werenty I room for everyone. (#)1077} 0421 SS95 s595 • • .. J...r •' ' ' • ., ' .i I ' j • 1. • .-••• ' ' • 1963 DodCJ• Bus-36 Pan.· 1965. 4 dr sedan, ps, pb., r/h best ofrer over $(50, after 6 pm, 80-5Cm. 1970 Starflre ll'h' CrulMr-Loadad '69 MONTEGO, PIS. p/b, 4 dr, am/fm. $l!85. Lo mi'•· <n.fi> 639-156& aft 4 wkdya. ' MUSTANG 1967 Cadillac &ldorad-Loadad '67 Mustang Fresh eng, 390, AM/FM, Sllck! Steal for NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER '67 COUGAR XR7. power steering, factory air, vlnyl top, (YCV569) $1(1911 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, '70 MONTE CARLO 2480 11.,,bo,. Blvd., Costa Factory Equlpt, Full Power, Mesa, M6-801'1. Price er.. Alr Corul, Vlrl)'l Top, 2 to l::ect='""-'--thru=:..:::10::.12::1.:.:72::.. --chooSe irom - --- OLDSMOBILE '64 Olds. Gd. conc1. UIO. $1 W. WUaon · C.M. 642-1909 '$ OLPS .HYDROMATIC. &3,000 mi. SlOO 54-0-3828 all 5 pm $21ts DODGE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU 10/1172 210tl tlarbol HIY(J C J'Slll M~ 64 l 1161 NEAL MOTOR S BONDEO DE ALER '88 DELTA 88, hrdtop, Top. coril. New t1re1 &: brakes, "--.. $1100. 54;-7474. Autoa. N-9iii CHOICE OF 3. '68 CAM· '69 DODGE POLARA AR 0 S. V-8, automatic, 2 Dr HT, Blue finish with ~:::;::~~=:::;::~=;:;::; vinyl top -V-8 auto-white vinyl roof, Full Power, '64 Ford Wagon :ll Pua. V--8, matiC', air rond., special Air Cond, A.T., R, H,.P.S., P.8., wheels -V41, autornatic, $1295 and runs like new. air cond., vinyl roof. As !OW' PRICES EFFECI'IVE 'fi6 Ford Falrlane SquireH as (11437SN46TIS5) $1499 THRU l0/l/7l Wagon V-8, AT, P.S., R. . DA VE ROSS PONTIAC, 2480 .~95f.ord Squire 10 Pass Harbor mw .• Costa Mesa, w . AT R ff _,Sf&;JOJ7,_ Pf!~. /ectli,.,~;:;:::~~:;;~ ::=;:;;;"""agon, Air, , , , --. ~nm. ' ' -'68 00 Oupe, v.s, c ;...,.~ Root'fblct: ··' , ___ '. '68 Count Sedan Wagon Air; '70 CHEVY KINGSWOOD g automatic, radio, heater, ex-AT, R, H, $'95. v !I t cellent condition. <WXF738) pass, -, auto trans., act. 11399 DAVE ROSS PON· :m4 Harbor 645'-ti644 air, radio, heater, powC'r steering, pow"er disc brakes, TIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., '71 FORD power tall gate window, root Costa Mesa. 506-8017. Price Country Sed&lf Luggage -~· w, _.__ 1 .. •-·· effective thru 10/2/72. rack. Air, P.S., VS, auto., 1 1·tu;A, •• w., .. ,,,u.,.. .. e.., ~ miles. SALE PRICED.. '65 CUstom 880 Monaco, 9 careful owner. (lilCXW) NABERS CADILLAC pua. Sta. Wag. F/pwr., $3299 :lliOO Harbor Blvd., dual a.Ir, auto pilot, Am·l"m OONNELL OIEVROI..EI' ea.ta Mea 54G-9100 ltereo, -lugpge ~ck. Xlnt. 2828 Harbor Blvd., - '67 CiMARO medt. & ext.er. ~on d . a.ta Mesa ~12)3 , cylinder. •tl•• "''"· , .. ,.. Pri/Pty. -. 64&-'668. ~,7~1-co=UNTRY"=~SQ~Ul=R=E Nice car. ITXU918l. '65 Dodge Van. 318 cu. in. $1 599 Auto, paneled, ·insulated. ...... z extra tlreL $550. Slatlon ......,.. VS, auto CONNEU.._CHEVROLE"I' 6"-8598. trans, factory air, power 2828 Harbor Blvd., windows, power steering, Oxt& Afesa 546-12>3 1!166' OODGE, will &l..-cept power brakes, \\•bite wall '85 EL cAMmo ( sp!ed. belt ~rMM.18 titts, <T.OCAK>. $3'5 dlr. radio, heater. Ow:r Pm ---~=~---ccau=.,:83S<S35..::..;=:,_----1 <mtor, trans., corbo. Must FORD '71 FORD LTD see. (94500K) Prtced to ---------ICOrrvertlble. VB,~ steer- 1e.ll. DAVE ROSS PON-•n FORD Chateall wq. 8 ing, power brakes, radio, TIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., paJ.11. V-8, air, p/a, p/b. auto., air. <698CFJ). 0.la Me ... 5'1HmT. $35115. ffi4l --alt 4 $2299 CHRYSLER """"· CONNEI.L CHEVROLET '64 GA~ hrd top, 390 2828 Harbor Blvd., YORKER. P/B, P /S. P /win· ena., P/S, • R&:H, good Costa Me.a 546-11D3 dows, f?lectric 1e61, P/anL ~~'!: 0~~=·· $350. 19A':':. TorinoPwr' Wgn, 29,IXXI mi. Air, radial steel tires $2700. __ """'"""'===--.... . StenK> C8.18ette 531/1255. *'63 GA..LIJCIE* deek. $2500: $400 under $180 ar best otter retail book. Or lease 18 mo '69 NEW 'YORKER 2 dr, full 979--1317 at $85 mo. John Taylor. pwr, am/Im, new tires. ---------49'MMS days or 494-1992 oriJ. ownerCOR. -.VAIRt97-1536. '72 ~f.01~=-Wit\· eves. LB 64&-1198 alt$ pm '10 FORD LID wagon. 10 e '64 FORD Wqon w/tape pau A/C, lug rack, many 1961 t'ORV AIR Lakewood 1tn deck Needs IOIDe work xtru. Mint cond. Price waeon. X1nt. cond, reblt .=IL.:;'°::.· .::6'6-<>629.::..:=c:..· ----=~7_:7 quick enafne & trarwnWlon, '69 Squire, JO.pass, A/C, RAH, $289., '9>-7162. •lereo, all pwr, 29,000 mL JEEP '63 Corvalr Monza 900. 1>'.195. Me,.... !14~. ---------1 4 Dr. nt. cond. thruout '65 COUNTRY Sedan. Auto, $275. 548-9808. R&ll, •foe ....... -· * '15 Moma convert, auto. c$500:::"::::,,· ,:.W-::c.:>!83=·=----- good cond. $395 or best ofil"!r * * '&t Ford ,.._ auto, full scour '61 4 wheet drive, new overstz.e tires, new paint. $1400/offer 494-8>34. . LINCOLN" to ~. pwr, air, xlnt,. one owner. CORVEllE 1425• 838-l046. '66 Ford Ranchero '65 Corvette, Veey clean, 32'1,365hp, 4spd. mq1, tire• S14951Belt otter. ·~3113 or 919-3876 $895 * 494-6372 '69 Mark lll, white leather interior, Orlglnal, New tltts, new brakes, tune up, bat- '67 LTD A/C, PIS, P/B, tery. $4,ZiC>. Will COlllider Pwr windows, 1eatl, Radio, trade. 5.57-9390. '119 Corvette Futback 477. Nu t1rn I: map $M)J. 115 Mea Dr, CM 616-'7313 Excel rond.. 6C-OC34 '65 UNCOLN CONT'L. xlnt An:t. day 1! tbe BEST I?AY to cond., ere overhaul in June. ·nm an adf Don't dela7 . • . Gd tires. ale, $ 5 O O • l!Bll today -16-1296. iiA:iiutiiio0.1,l1;;;,_;;;;;11iio.tid!tm10 A-. Imported A-. lmpor1ad 9711 . WOW! SEE THESE GREAT BUYS '72 LAND CIUISll St1tlon W19on. 4 wdr., AM/FM , only 12,000 mil•• -!Ike l'!ewl f210FOHI $4295 •.' 'H MALllU H.T. C.;r-• 6 e.,I., ovto. tr1n1. 1i, eo..d,. II IYPSllll ' $1895 '71 DATSUN PICllUP 7 foot SI• Pie O'f'lf c1h e1mp1r, PtlcH t1 1ell. 14191ZSI $2395 '" i'&SCHi f12 '61 CAPlllCI WAGON 3 p111. Llk• ... ,;.., olr, P.S., Elie. win· •wt l rn• ' erif'•• l449FUI 11:1! .5 ·' ... co Xl7 Su,..r S,..111. 1216DIPI $2391 70 l'l.Y. SPOIT l'UIY Air Ceit4.. P.S .. UH, AvtOM1tlc. AJr C.IMf .. l'.S.. A..._ Tr11'11., .,.,,..,, to,. Nl1ol IXEXnt) ' $2095 . • . ,, ...... 80Wo11 M..+y. PMH Sow, CIT4tlll $1991 -70 DATSUN PICllUP Hofll\ .. wk.I ... S.. & 41'1Ye. (IJl· hff1 f1ft1. 15,000 "'1. Au..._ Al; CoH. P.S., Vi~I Tep. IZAIJ4t) $2201 ' -'70 DAnuii Wf CXKI $2~5 ' sn ...... , M.,.. w ..-. cf1t1u1 ••JCIOffnl • . a oeNI Of C ...... • ' }' I ' NEAL MOTORS BONOEO DE ALER 'M OLDS CUTLASS 2 Dr HT, 4 spd, Brighi Red with white vinyl lnterior $695 PRICES EFF'ECl'lVE 111.RU 10/1172 2'00 1""111rbof 8 ,.., C~t& M~ 64) 71b l '70 BONNEVILLE passenger wagon. Factory alt, root rack. poY1er st~ (:l62460!W001T) $2999 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, 2 4 8 0 Harbor Blvd., Co.sta Meaa. Sf6-«>1T. Price effective tllru lD/2/12. '11 = TORONAOO Gold ~.-10-G"'"RA-ll_D._P_R_1 x-"-· ' with black vin,yl tOpleold Black car/black • .i.. .. 1 mot, matchl.ng interioc. Fu 11 ... ,.,. •--· -~ AM FM new tires, auto., air, P.S. IJOW'l!I', --.. ...... 1 a.ai-, I Rea (3965TI¥101882) $4199 DAVE I nice Ou-, (782CCJ J. ROSS PONTIAC. 2480 Har-$3199 bor Blvd., Ch!ta Mesa, 546-l'ONNEIL CHEVROLET 8017. Price eUecti\'e thru 2S28 Harbor Bl\·d., 1012112. • Costa ~1esa ~1203 '72 ctm..ASS SUPREME 2 '62 PONTIAC Grand Pri.~. dr HT, vinyl top , This one's an a11·ard \\'innc'r Goodyean, bucket seat.I. at custotn car shows. 24,038 536-4117. original n1iles. Automatic, '61 OLDS. l 'ew Urea & powf'r steering. r a~d Io, Brakes, $:Dl, heater. iGBT315J Priced to 54.~·3691 549·1690 St'il. DAVE ROSS PON· PINTO TIAC, 2'80 Ha>fo•· 81,d., Costa ?-.1esa 546-8017. -~--Cl~OICF.: OF 4, "6.1! Fi1't'hinls. VS & 6 cyl., auton1atlcs, flir '6.1 GRAND PRIX. One owner & excellent condition. Only 66,000 miles . Automatic trans., air cond., con\forlablc bucket seats. 1'lngnrsiu1n whl'l'ls, Al\1-1'~1\I radio. $550 for quiclr. sale. !HS..J0.16. 'fi6 Pontiac Ventura. -I dr. v. 8, PS, P8, !UI, -~ir Concl. Gouc1 cond. Lo11· .. mil<'RgC' 1'elly Blue Book R<'I. S980. Sacrifice fnr $650 Pr1vnll' Party, 8-17-:WJ:i aft ti:30. anyt1n11• on 11·c<'kt•1u!. --·I '67 BONNEVILLE '72 Pinto am cc, 4 spd, gold 3 dr, 53lO mi!es. $2100. ~all 6!3·3262. ' ·n PINTO Commuter Spcl, DX> cc ena, Disc Brks 4 apd, Li.ke new. '549-2085' conditioning, vinyl top&. tu Automatil', fUl'lory air, pn1vrr low as (Vl83'rt) $159!! 1teeri11i;:. po11·rr bnik••.-t. DAVE ROSS PONTL\C, rndlo, heater , 1vhite 11 ftU Mesa. 5-16-8017. Price cf. tlret, fin!cd g!;1ss t\Vl!EOS2) fective thw 1012112. $995 dlr. 836-6,;:-G. PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT ![SI SI. ~II S .. \. ~·1·11 ~.1 ?!XJO I·: i.,r SI .. Sun la ,\nil :1:),~· 1000 , 1 DAILY PILOT f'( ' I t 1962 T-RIHJ1. !M.'11• Urakes, \\'Rter p11r11p & 1•al1·e job, hocly goixl 1.'0ncl, int. clean. NPl'ds r 11i::. 11•urk. $200. or !)('SI ntr. ,;7,-,_7\!'!.'l. ____ 1 {->.G\.:"51l· -·:,7 ~ T-llir,I, ~·" r )' clc11.11. 1'1ust Sl'C'. Call 6-12-i.lS2 '6S Pon11ac Le t.ifl11s S1u-lnt 4 'v".= •• = .. =,~ ... ~.,,.=,,=mo=,,..==,=, coR=en=, I , s1>1\. \ldg 0"''11•'r. 1-::xL~I your house, apt., l'llO~ cond. S12.'"i0. Call aft 6. pm. bf'-D 'f P 'lot ...,., ere. lhru 1t a1 y 1 S:\"i--02'.!S. Claull!Pd Ad. &tl-5678. 9IO 980 Autos, N•w 980 Autos,.0Ncco-w----o980= Autos, New 980 ' " • t) • ~.-30,1972 ' • . . Brand New 1972 GALAXIE 500 Y'IO'(I Rc!of, power h-ont disc brakes, 400 CIO, V-8 Entin•. AM/FM Stereo Radio, Remote Mirror . • (2.1546158058) ' • 1977 19'72 I • 1972 ~ . n 'Brand New1972 Brcind New ~972 . -~~!,O --GJ\L.4JJlro~OO T-BIRD __ -Wll.ft~~ou1RE . ~F-~!fi~£~Up·. """"1 de<or,·oirconditioning, racfio, accent group, Power lront disc brakes, white side wolls, oir condi· DEMONSTRATOR loaded 1nchi~1ng Po~tr Brakes. Power Wjn-: lllt conditioning, wide ovals, used. low miles. tioning, tinted glass. 2J58Hl09528 LOADED (2J87A)5844,. dows, Dual 'facing Reor Seats, l.uggogo Rack. . '(7tl20SY) '. '•I TraUerlowlAtPko.#32J76N16620S . . . . FULL PRICE F LL PRICE . FULL·PRI~· . SAVE . FULl:iPRICE .. $2194 -_$ 594 $5894 $120'0 $3994 •IHtn&llc•so plostn&lic•so offwW-stk~.... · •lntmi&·nc-. \ 191»7' 19-71 ltn:~·., ' -VEGA 'TOYOTA " PINTO .... .....,(V&tt33j ... --.. ................ .......,, ..... ,,, .. .., .. '*"' ........ ..., ............... , .. ...._ "121>SYl $1 $1877 $2 '194 1962 1969 1971 A-1 1972 1972 A-1 VOLVO F-250 CAPRI PINTO MUSTANG P. llOD. 2 o..r l4ordlrf. '3132) C..-S,ecial. \1-1, Au'9 ttwrl. C ·~~~~~ .w..tit r,_,, w.. """"· """' Vt. ..... f«t . .\ir, vi.,f Tlf,P.S .. '"llr~ mdio. '*-· "" (991 ) 1 .. -'11, Dlf•11• lllf«icw I. ht«i«, ... __ • .... s.ta. (J57DSZ) $677 $2577 $ 377 $. 1969 1968 1971 ·1970 .. .· fORD MUSTANG PINTO ·-FORD/·. ........................ ,.. Al'9Mlk ,,.. ... Rodi .. """"·· ~~"'e:l:fY-1. ~......,. fwt. •ir, •Hiyi rltf, "°"'. ...... ,.... -.. ' - . 52.'11 • $2]7·7 '69VWBUS • . ' 1967 MUSTANG $977 ~ ~ spffd, ,,.,.,., heater, #217578 $1777 , ...... -. •(WXll021) (129535) t, ' ' ' • • ' ·191t .: '1961 COUGAR ·(, DATSUN : .. ... Qe~J!.. . \ • ~Tr-..'& ...... &. . ·PICU' ......... nlllil. ...... (fSt ' . .I --IOOiaitt . ' CTN) . . . .. ' .-~ . .. ' ~· $1777 $677 s1417 ~ , • 1 .Jv ,J J 1971 . 1970 ' ")97 1-I PINTO FORD . i·MERC~RY '. . ,. 's,..1...-. ...... ~ ..... lb SAU.XI 500 4 her, Mwittf, '(t, """' .... -:!:l::'i. -. NIWl'4tlC1'Q ' ~r,.,,r-~_,_ .... ¥-&. .... --.... ..,. ...... (I09 CQQt dl' • ....., .... l*IM) . ·: . ~ $1777 · $1977 ~.: ,$4177 ·:: 1970 1969 .!!Y!'!~.· ·i"'o\""f ___ '$1377 ' . •1~ ... . ' . . ··-