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VOL. 65, NO. 295, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1972 TEN CENTS
Age 65: Turning Point for Better or Worse?
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of lfM Dall'I' Pl•t Stiff
Too many people are cut off from full
participation in society· once they reach
th~ age of 65 and older.
l.iany have trouble finding suitable
housing because few live with their adult
children. ~1any, forcibly retired from the
work force at a fixed age, are in low in·
<.'Orne brackets.
Those that try to return to school are
often discouraged by such institutions.
These are a few main problems of ag-
ing today. said Dr. James Birren, direc-
tor of the Andrus Gerontology Center at
USC, who spoke in Newport Beach Fri-
day.
Dr. Bjrren, addressing an lnvitation-
only three-day conference of 150 educa·
tors and government officials. at the
Newporter Inn, said that universities and
colleges now must lead tbe way in solv-
ing the problems of growing old in
America.
Tbe conference was organized by Dr.
Blrren and other directors of the USC
Gerontology Center.
Most of the discussions rrlday ron-
cemed methods universities and rolleges
coWd use to coordinate research about
the aged and to work with public and
government agencies.
Few persons in the audience were over
65 and at one point ln a morning panel
discussk>I\ one man, who was over 65,
critized them for not trying to "reach the
ullimate consumers" of the research -
the aged.
Panel member Dr. Bernice Neugarten
or the Univarsity of Chicago. said
research into possible solutions will have
to include work with. the elderly,
especially with those of the future.
Universities and colleges must create
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more programs to allow the over-&5 to
rome back to school. said Dr. Birren,
who called lhe process '"lifespan educa·
tion."
Research must concentrate on current
philosophies towards the aged, Dr. Clark
Tibbits, ot the federal administration on
aging. said Friday morning. He said the
idea of forced retirement. must be ex·
amined, as well as opening options to
older people ror volunteer \vork to get
them <l'1•ay front tch:vision nnd solitJry
reading.
Dr. Birren said the conference hopes. to
inspire more schools to do such research
and to offer classes and degrees in the
field of gerontology.
F'uture speakers at the conference in·
elude Sen. John Tunney (l).Calif.) who is
scheduled to appear at 9 a.m. Sunday.'
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Paper Ties
Cox's Kin
ToPorrw
NEW YORK (UPI) -The family ol
Edward Finch Cox, son-in-law of Presi-
dent Nixon, owns or controls two Times
Square buildings with tenants that
feature pornographic movies and live sex
shows, it was reported Friday.
At one building on 42nd Street is the
Paradise Playhouse which has 25-cent
peep. s~~. µuQ.ie magaµoes for $5 , and
illustrated copies of the Piesldenl'a Com·
mission Report on Pomography and
Obsoenity;tht New York Post said.
The Paradise. tile newspaptt said, also
features "live show plw: movie," for a $3
admission price.
"Edward Cox, who is married to the
former Tricia Nixon, is in line to become
a part owner of the ... buildings upon the
death of his mother, Anne Finch Cox, ac·
cording to the will in which his
grandfather, Judge Edward Ridley
Finch, disposed of a $2·million estate at
his death in 1965," the Post said.
Cox's unck!, Edward Ridley Finch Jr.,
president of the family..tield Floch Corp ..
which owns the buildings, was quoted by
the Post as saying, "I don't think Eddie
knows anything about them. 1'm sure he
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Plane, Car Collide
UPI T11t11M ..
Airport Friday. One person \Vas killed and
jured.
rive in· Denver police officer Graham Haney checks wreck·
age of light aircraft which collided with auto just
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J u.ry Deadlocks
lrt Fraud Trial
Of Millio1wire
. doesn't."
CLEARWATER, Fla. CAP) -A
mistrial was declared Friday in the
securities violation cRse of self-pro-
claimed millionaire Glenn W. Turner
after the foreman of the six-member jury
said the panel was hopelessly deadlock·
ed.
After six hours and 20 minut~ of
deliberations, the jury ca.me back into
the courtroom and told Pinellas County
Circuit Judge Robert L. Williams of its
decision.
Williams asked if a "good night's
sleep" might enable the jurors. to ~n·
tinue deliberations. After consulting with
the panel, jury foreman. John :;anrord, a
white-haired lumber dealer, said:
"Your honor, we just don't feel we can
arrive at a decision."
Outside the courtroom. Turner fans
surrounded the 38-year-old f o r m e r
plowboy chanting and clapping. "Yfe
shall not be moved." Then they broke .1n·
tO chants of "Go, Go. Go," a famUl8r
TUmer promotional slogan.
Turner told newsmen he was "a little
disappointed. I expected acquittal."
'fumer added. "I wish it was over, but
thls is better than c:onviciion."
Turner was charged with 65 coun~. of
violating the state's Unlfonn ~ur1hes
Act by selling unregistered securities and
fal1ing to register as a dealer.
David Baumann a 25-yea~ld business
associate of Tum~r, was charged with 25
violations in the case. 11e was an area
director of the Turner firm, Dare To Be
Great. The prosccutioo attampted to prove the
3eif-confidence building course was sold
(See TURNER, Poge !)
RlCHARD NIXON
IIELD IN. TllEFT
WASHINGTON (UPll -Richard Nix·
on has been ch3rged with stealing tJ1e
personal car of D\strlcf <1f Columbia
Mayor Walter E. Wisl\lngton.
Police said the suspuct, l\lchard Alonzo
Nixon, ls not relfltt..>d to Prc!!:ldent Nixnn .
Richard A. Nixon, 27, who has a roeord
for nuto theft, was armted Friday In nn
apartmeot ntar Capitol lllll.
Finch was not available for comment
Friday. A woman at his office repeatedly
told callers he was not in.
''l just. don't know where he is," she
said.
The tmele, described by the Post is in
an extremely embarrassing situation
because of his participation in fl.1ayor
'John V. Lindsay's drive'to clean up the
Times Square area, also was quoted as
saying:
"Eddie is not involved in this in any
way. It is very unlikely -very. very
remote -that he would ever inherit any
of this."
He continued, "We're trying to get rid
of these tenants. We've got a very
sensitive court c~ going. A n d
fulhermore, publicity about this sort of
thing can only do further damage to the
reputation of New York City. And I've
been working for years to clean up the
Times Square area."
Sylmar Rattled
By Aftersliock
PASADENA (AP) -A small
aftershock from the massive San
Fernando Valley earthquake of
February 1971 rattled through the
Sylmar area late Friday, the
Cal Tech seismology lab said.
A spokesman said the hlt al 5:03
p. m. and registered 3.6 on the
Richter scale.
'I'he shock was centered a few
miles north or Sylmar.
There was no immediate report
of damage.
Judge Nixes Corona Bail,
But Lashes Prosecution
FAIRl<~IELD (AP) -A Superior Court
judge refused to release Juan Corona ,
charged with murdering 2.5 transients, on
on bail Friday and then said the prosecut·
ion had made an inept presentation
which "almost approaches a de;eliction
of duty."
"I'm truly appalled. 1 find it hard to
conceive some of the representations
made to this court during tile course or
this trial." Judge Richard E. Patton told
prosecutor l$arton Williams in a scathing
public reprimand.
Patton told Williams that the state-
ment Williams made in chambers 10
days ago that the prosecutor had
"reasonable doubt" of Corona's guilt
"weighs most heavily on my mind."
GOP Ope.ns County Lead
The judge told Williams the meaning of
his comment "is that the proper verdict
will be not guilty." aod demanded that
Williams -who had been silent lo Umt
point in the bail hearing -should ex·
plain.
Corona has been jailed since ~larch U.
1971 , on charges of murdering 2.5
transients foond buried in crude orchard
graves along the Feather River ne:ir a
labor camp Corona operated .
Registrar Puts Voter Total at Record 794 ,17 4,
Orange County voter registration is at
an all time high, as predicted.
According to figures released Friday
by Registrar of Voters David H1tChcock,
there are 794 ,174 cititens eligible to vote
on Nov. 7 In the President.tal election.
Also at stake locally are two
StJpervtsori.al jobs, assembly and con·
gressional positions and 22 ballot
measures.
Republicans coptinue the.tr lead over
Democrats. The 49,000 mU'lin they had
on Sept. 1 has grown to 57,600 as of the
close or registration Oct. 8.
In the 39th O>ngreoolcJMI D!Jlr1ct where
Republican Andrew J_ Hinshaw Is ~
posed by Newport Bea<h attorney John
Black, the GOP m,..gln It overwhelming
with a 5..',000 voter advantage.
The 39t.I\ Includes 35 percent of all
registered voters In the county and is the
only cungres.slonel db ·rktl whollY within
the county O>llowlng COID"l-mruidate<I
rcdl!IJictinR: last spring.
In the 3ith CongrmlonAI District,
Rich11rd T. Hanna, Dtmoc:retlc In·
curnbent enjoys A healthy 26.<M» county
voter margin over hll Republican o~
pooent. John D. Raltertte, Senta An11
businessman. This: district dlPI Into Lo!
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Angeles county and HaMa bolds, an even
greater margin in the registration battle
th~re.
The "decline to state" party affiliation
voters have increased sine!.' September
also. They number 53,500 now compared
lo 44.000 at the earlier date.
l\1inor parties have few registered
adherents and should not play a
significant role in the election. former
1-iep. John G. Schmitt's rlght·wing
American Independent Party has only
4,475 and the lelt·wing Peace and
f'r1'Cd001 group only 3.150.
The following ls breakdown showing
the RepubUcan 0od Oemocr11tic registra-
tion by supervisorial districts :
Actor Ill
NORTHRIDGE cur11 -Cowboy Rctor
Ken r.taynatd, who jolned a wagon show
Rt 14 and later appeared in some 300
western movles. ls undergoing tests tit
Northrklge HMP{t.81 for dehydrallon. The
Tl-yoor-old Maynanl. deocrlbcd In
saUsfactory condllion, was ndmiUed to
th• ho!pilal Sund81 nlglit.
FIRST Supervisorial District
Oemocrotlc, 64 ,491 ; Republican. 52,780.
SECOND &ipervi&0rial District -
De1nocratic, 75,554; Republican. 71 ,883.
TIDRD Supervisorial District
Democratic. 69.562 ; Republica11, 74,956.
FOURTII Supervisorial District -
Democratic, 60 ,8t9 : ftepublian. 78Jt77.
FJFTll Superviaorlal District
Democratic. M.853 : Republican, 116,439.
Rtg\stratk>n by cities is :
ANAllEIJ\t -Democratic. 41 ,267;
Republlcan, 39,843.
BREA Democratic, 4 , S 7 S ;
RepubllcAn. 6.031.
BUENA PARK -Democratic, 15.369 ;
Republican , 10.729.
COSTA MESA -Democratic, 16.065;
Republican, 19.336.
t'YrRES., -Oe~atic. 8 , 4 5 6 :
Republican. 7,414.
fOUNTArN VALLEY -Democratic.
8.127 : Re~bllcanl 11,031.
OARDEN GRuVE -Democratic.
27,Bl!ll: RepubUClln. 2'1.2911.
HUNTINGTON BMACII -Oetnocratlc,
30.0!6: GOP. !l.l15,
IRVlNF. -Democratic, 4 . 2 e 6 ;
!Ste VOTERS, f't(e !i
\Villiams conceded that he did have
"reasonable doubt" of Corona's guilt 10
days ago and because of that doubt , oew
prosecution Investigations luive heen
launched ''In five or six evidenc i:iry
are.as which mu~ be cl~ared up."
Williams said one thing the new in.
Vetiligatlon.s turned up is that a tire track
prevlously described in the trial as bting
next to the grave ar the first victim at·
tu1tlly was nenr a dlfftrent grave.
That earlier tire tracks could not ~
m11tched to any of Corona's cars. but
Williams said the lnvesti1t11tion.'i Un·
tQvertd 11 cast of another lire track
which he S.'l id really Is the ooe ntxt to the
flnrt grave nnd does match corona's car.
Wllllams said on the basis ot that
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Oil Pacl Signccl
LOS ANGF.LES 1API -Mayor Sam
Yorty tm1 !llgned ordinances crtaUng
three drilling dl<1trlcts lo the city, cit.at·
Ing the way for Occidental Petroleum
Corp. to drUI an expklrnt.ory oU well near
tbe Paciflc Pall&sdes 1rf!a. Y?fJy's ac--
Uon Frkta.y came a.!I no surprise to No
Oil, Inc .• a groop oJlll08'!ll lo lh! drllllng.
3rd Ruling
Reserved
By Judge
By FRED SCHOEMEHL
Of 1M 0.ll'r Pllll It.ti
LOS ANGELES -U.S. Dislricl Court
Judge William ··Matt " Byrne Jr. refused
F'riday to dismiss charges ngainst tv .. o
suspects in t~e multi-million dollar
Laguna Niguel bank burglary trial. but
reserved ruling on a similar request
from legal counsel for a third ro<lefen·
danL • Judge Byine took the action after the
government prosecutor. U.S. Attomey
Jack Walters. ci~ his case against
Anu1 A. O!mlo, Plu11j> B. Cltrbtopber and
Charles A. Mulligan, all of Ohio.
No sooner had Wailers completed his
presentation than attorneys representing
the three moved for dismissal of the
charges of bank burglary, bank larceny
and conspiracy.
Bryne routinely denied the requests
made by attorneys for Dinsio and
f..1ulligan. but postponed ruling on the re-
quest from Christopher's auomey rollow·
ing an elaborate presentation.
Attorney Anthony Glassman conceded
that his client may be guilty of con·
spi racy, but said no evidence has been
l!Otered in court showing Christopher ac·
tually participated in the March 24
burglary.
Evidence on record. Glassman said.
only showed that Christopher was in
California at the time the burglary took
place and that tbe def en.d ant's
fingerprints were found on a dish seized
by authorities from a Laguna Niguel
townhouse. allegedly the base of opera·
tion for the bank thieves.
"It is the sheerest of speculation
whether Mr. Christopher entered that
bank.." the attorney said.
Obviously impressed with the lawyer's
argument, Byrne said he would defer rul·
ing until Tuesday morning, when the trial
enters its fifth week. This will allow time
for prosecutor Wafters lo assemble an
argument against Glassman's request.
The arguments for dismissal took place
outside the presence ,of the jury -'a
normal procedure in criminal trials.
Each defense attorney waived his right
to an opening statement. Walters defer·
red his closing argument until Tuesday
afternoon when the case Is to be
presented to the jury ror a verdJct.
Walters woun<rup his case Friday with
testimony from an informe:nt who
testifitd tllat Dinsio. In R very specific
manner. admitted to hls parl In the bank
burglary. 1
Oranl(e
We111her
fl.loming and evening clouds. with
partial clearing. were forecasl by
the coast weatherman, ~·ho added
lhere jus1 might be scattered
spr1nldes. Lows or about 56 11nd
highs of 68 were pr.edictcd. wiUI
light winds today and Sunday.
INSIDE TOBI\ Y
Cluldfree by cholcc, many
yoto1g American couples are
buckh1g tlie 11re.t1ure1 ro be-
CQ111t pore11ts. for a look at u
ho11jt w l1ere t,if're i.s no patter
of little feel, nor will tltere bf:,
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Hanoi Exchange
CBS Role Hit
By POW Wives
Sitter wives or four American fliers
missing or lrnprisoned in the Indochina
fighting , Including ?i-1rs. Carole Hanson of
El Toro, have accused CBS tclevisloo of
literally cooperating with Hanoi.
l\.trs. Han.son is the formal signer of a
letter charging the network with what the
four called tndiscrlmlnate acceptance or
1-lanoi's blatant exploitation.
n.ey say the prisoners of "'ar and the
even less-known men, lis ted as missi ng in
action , are being used for propaganda
purposes.
Correspondent Jolu1 !tart w as
specifically singled out for the POW.MIA
wives' attack.
lie covered the release of three
prUloners Oct. 7 In HM'&Ol, men who were
turned over to an escort group of U.S.
anUwar acUvists instead of American
mlltary authoritie s.
'l'he leucr condC'1nning the coveragr
v.'as addressed to CBS l>residcnt Willia1n
Paley.
"Your nel\vork ... seems pathetically
\~·illing to accept what ever the Com·
munists hand out," it said.
They specifically cited a film of the
four men in whi ch they said they had
been treated well by the North. Viet·
namese and hoped the war would end
soon.
The letter "'as reieJsed in \Vashlng1on,
D.C.. under the signatures of ~1rs.
Hanson. whose husband , Marine Corps
Capt. S1ephen P. Hanson, was shot down
in a hellcopter In June, 1987, over Laos.
\\'ording of the letter to CBS, whose
president has confirmed receipt but net
commented upon it, said use of "'ar
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TURNER ..•
as a security but Turner denied the con·
tenlion on the "''\tness stand .
Assistant State Atty. Allen Allweiss
said he would move for a speedy new
trial.
Tbe mistrial was declared after nine
days of testimony.
Judge Williams told the weary juro~.
"1 'm sure you tried." •
The jury of three men and three
"·omen had been followed into thelr
deliberation room by a bailiff weighted
down with an armload of financial
recor~s for the panel to review.
Judge Wllliams instructed the jurors to
decide the guilt or innocenef: on each
count for Tum er, of Orlando, and
Baumann, of St. Petersburg.
Jurors asked the judge midway
through their dellberations for a
rereading of the securities law.
Turner's trial began three week.s ago
but bogged down the first week in
preliminary motions and i:ullngs, a
change ln the trial Jlldge and appea.15 of
the court's jurisdiction 1n the case.
On Oct . 3. the original judge, Wllllam
A. Patterson, cited Turner for contempt
of court and ordered him jaUed ror 150
days. Tumer was later freed on appeal
bond.
The contempt citation stemmed from a
demonstration at the courthouse by about
500 women supporters of Turner. They
carried signs and chanted "We Love
You, Glenn."
Patterson said someone was "trying to
make a circus out of the courthouse" and
cited Turner for contempt after he refus·
ed. to testify at a hearing on the
demonstration.
Testifying before the defense rested its
case Thursday, Turner described himself
as an uneducated but honest ex-plowboy
who wanted to help people bulld up tbeir
self-confidence and make good at the
same time.
"I wanted ta be the best in the world."
Turner said. "I wanted people to get
their money's worth. What we 're selling
is a man himselt. ''
OIANH COAST ST
DAILY PILOT
pr1S011t>rs for propaganda purposes is a
clear v1ulatio11 of lntemu.tional law.
"It is something we have resigned
out ~lves to expeet from the Com·
mun1sts," the wives of the imprisoned or
nussuig men added , "'ith a last shot lit
!ht: CBS newsman covering the release of
four
··Tue eagerness "'llh \lo'luch Jl urt
participated in this travesty l s
nauseating," said the letter.
McGovern Takes
Presidential Bid
To Pennsylvania
NEW YORK (AP ) -Sen. George
i\lcGovern is takin g an airport-hoppin g
campaign tour of industrial Pennsylvania
today after suggesting that President
Nixon is ready to lmpose stricter '!\'age
controls on the v.wking man after the
electiM.
"I would adopt a tough. even-handed
system to curb the cost of living." the
Democratic presidential nominee said in a
nationally-televised c:impaign speech
Vrida y night. ··1 v.·ou!d use the moral and
legal authority of the presidency to pre-
vent excessive price and wage in-
creases."
1\.-lcGovern said any inflati on-fighting
system Is only as good as the people who
direct it and, "if an administration is
biased toward big business as this ad·
n1i nistratlon is, the system will be both
ineffective and unfair.
"Already, there are reports that the
\Vhite House is ready to impose stricter
\vage controls after the election," he
said. "That means that you wlll have
even less purchasing power, while prices
continue to climb.''
l\.1cGovern was flying today to Scran·
ton. Bethlehem, Reading, Johnstown and
Pittsburgh, Pa., to hunt votes In one or
the big states central to his electorial
strategy.
Sen. Edmund S. 1\-IJskie of llfalne was
to appear with him.
Vote l'llcl1?
U.S. Secretary or Com niercc
Peterson receives big smile
from Fllpper, performing dol·
phin at h1arineland or the Pa·
cific tn Palos Verdes. Official
outlined plan to save porpoises
from accidental death In nets or tuna fleet.
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VOTERS .••
RtP"bllcan, UD.
LAGUNA BEACH -IJl!mocnttit:,
Ultl: Ropllllllan, 1,m.
LA HABRA -Dtmoc!r1Uc, t /714:
Ropubllcan. 10$9.
LA PALMA -O.mocratlc, 1.1&11;
lean, 1,1111.
LOB ALAMITOS -Democratic, 1.177;
Repubica.n , 2.171.
NEWPORT BEACJI -[)('mocratic,
10,503; Republ)can, 25,537.
ORANGtl -Democratic, I 5. 4 5·2 ;
Republican, 21 ,336.
PLACKNTLA -Democratic, 5,364 ;
Republican, 6,372.
SAN CLEP.1ENTE -Democralic .
3,168; Republican, 6,678.
SAN JUAN CAP I STRANO -
Dernocrallc. 1,268: Republican. 2,607.
SANTA ANA -Democratic, 33.761 :
Rcpubican. 28,440.
SEAL BEACll -Democratic, 8,112 :
Republican, 11 ,189.
STANTON -Democratic , 5. 4 7 9 ;
Republican, 3.845.
TUSTIN -Democratic. 4 , 5 2 3 ;
Republican, 7 ,347.
YIU.A PARK -Democratic, 496 ;
Republican , 1,474.
WESTil1INSTER -De moc r a Ii c ,
15,102 ; Republican, 11,241-
VOHBA LlNOA -Democratic, 3.246 ;
Republican. 5,582.
The unincorporated area has 33,994
Democrats registered and 6 O, I 2 3
Republicans.
DAILY il"ILOT ll•lf Pllott From Pagel
CORONA ... Qtieeti Candidates
discovery ··1 no longer have any doubt of
l\.'lr. Cot·ona ·~~~ilt ."
Patton did not explain his reason for
denying the bail motion made by defense
attomey Richard Hawk.
But early in the one-hour courtroom
discussion between the judge and op-
posing attorneys, Patton outlined o
number cf f'easons why he should not
grant ball. They centered on his con--
tenticn that "the court believes It should
not weight testimooy" midway through a
trial.
One of these fair damsels will become l-fon1e<.·omi ng Queen of Saddle-
back Co llege tonight. The winner will be announced at half-time of
fo~tbalJ game with Riverside City College. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. at
Mission Viejo High School staclium. Seated are Dana Thomas (left).
Santa Ana, and Melodi Neville, El Toro. From left to right in back
ar_e ~haro~ ,Prather, Irvine; Sheryl Iverson, Tustin; and Diane Grant,
M1ss1on V1e10 .
Greenbelt Aide Quits,
But as the discussion progressed, Pat-
ton became visibly more irritated with
Williams and District Atty, G. Dave Teja
and the tone of the judge's voice l'OBe.
Cites Possible Conflicts
Williams complained that h1I comment
of "reasonable doubt," made in a 11up--
posedly secret session in the judge's
chambers, wu leaked to newt reporters
and was widely publicized, damaging his
case. He sald he msde the statement in
the belief that it was confidential and in
a spirit of frankness with the court.
But Patton cut the eUorney off et that
point saying, "FrankneM is not enough."
He said, "lt almost approaches a derelic-
tion of duty" that the loooe ends tn the
prosecution which Williams described In
the secret session bad not been cleared
up at that time.
Proposition 14
Forum Scheduled
A forum to discuss the Walson Amend·
ment. Proposition 14., will be held at 7:30
p.m. Thursday in the Laguna Beach City
Hell chambers.
Representatives of the office of Philip
Watson, Los Angeles County assessor, as
well as spokesmen from Galifomlans
Against Higher Taxes which opposes the
controversial amendment will be present
to debate the issue.
'Mle forUm, sponsored by ll\e Laguna
Coordinating Council, will aJsO' fea ture
questions from representatives of the Ci·
ty Council , school district, the League of
Women Voters, Chamber of Commerce.
Taxpayers A!SOCiation, and the Board of
Realtors.
Laguna Beach planni~ commissioner
Roger Lamphear bas resigned from the
board of directors of the Laguna Beach
Greenbelt Inc., Greenbelt president
James Dilley said Friday.
Lanphear confirmed that his resigna-
tion was made in order to avoid any
question of possible conflict of interest in
the event decisions relative to the
Greenbelt come before the commission.
One such item is expected Tuesday
night when Newport 1 n v e s t m e n I s
Incorporated is scheduled to present a
new development plan for the Sycamore
Hills area, which is considered a key
Greenbelt area.
The 45-acre site now owned by Green
Lakes Properties, has been under a city-
imposed building moratorium pending in-
vestigation of methods to retain It as
open space.
Lanphere, an attorney, was on the
Greenbelt board prior lo this a~
pointment to the Panning Convnlsslon
1 Dead in Oil Blast
BURREL (AP) -One man was killed
and another injured in an uplosion and
fire in an oil ·•wash tank" at a Signal
Oil and Ga.J Co. lease near Burrel, some
20 ml I es eouthwest of Fresno. Bud Karr.
northwest production superintendent for
Signal, said the t,500-barrel tank, used
to separate the water from just~pumpcd
oil, had been emptied for repairs when
tho explosion occurred Wednesday.
$500~000 Ca~he
Farmer Buries Sum Before Deatli
GAITHERSBURG, Md. (AP) -A hair-million dollars in cash has been
dug up atx>ut a foot deep en a Maryland farm just where a note handwritten
by Herman Rabbitt said It would be .
Rabbi tt, 81, a bachelor-farmer who died Oct. 10, left a6out $2.5 million
but just to be sure some survived him, put $500.000 In an oll drum and three
mllk cans and buried them about a foot beneath the lllrface of the ground.
The oil drum was so heavy, with $30,000 to $60.IXKI ln half dollan and
silver dollars, the oolns had to be taken out and carried off in guruiy sack!
acoording to a source familiar with attempts to settle JWbbitt's estate.
The source said Friday Rabbitt didn't tru st banks very much.
''He lived through one crash and half-expected anoUler." the source said.
last year and handled legal work for the
Greenbelt when it was set up as a non-
profit corporation.
Although he rectives no compeMation
for 'his Greenbelt efforts. Lanphear said
he felt he should not be in a policy-mak-
ing capacity v.•ith the organJ7.11.tlon when
he must participate in Planning Com·
n1lsslon recommendations tnat coult1 af·
feet those policies.
UCI Extension
Sets Co1iference
On Impact Issue
UC Irvine Extension will attempt to
shed light on the environmental Impact
statement process during a one-day con-
ference on Nov. 17.
Panelists will discuss the implications
of EIS requirements for both public and
private developments in sesstom to be
held in the Oranre County ~fedlcal
A.ssociaUon Building, 300 S. Flov.·er St.,
Orange.
A $40 fee includes program materials
and lunch.
Topics to be covered are:
-Review of current federal and state
EIS requirements.
-Discussion ot the Friends of 1'-tam·
moth state high court ruling.
-A case study or San Diego COunty
EIS rules.
-EIS assessment and regional plan-
ning.
Anyone Interested in participating
shoold contact UCT Extension, Crawford
11all, on the UCI campus.
Schmitz Seeks
Place on Ballot
WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep. John G.
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U.S. Asks Sex Fl·yer Probe
Schmitz of Tustin, the American Party's
presidential candidate. and Thomas J .
Anderson, his ruMlng mate, asked
Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. Friday to
order them p~aced on next month's elec·
tM:>n ballot in Florida. The mot-ion for a
temporary Injunction attacked the state
election law that gives ballot space
auomaticelly to _ the Republican and
De1nocratlc candidates but requ\rts
minority p.1rtles to file by Aug. 15 pett-
tloruJ .$1gned by l percent ot Florida 'a
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JACKSONVILLE, Flo . IUPll -The
fBl has betn ukcd to trace o Oyer
rllstributa1 durlni Florida 's pre111idential
primary that accused Sens. Hubert 11.
llumphrey and Henry M. Jackson of hav·
ing Illicit texual affall'I.
In reque1ting the? FDT inve?11tlgatlon
Friday, U.S. Attorney Jolut L. Brl~gs
said the flyer was rii!itrlbu t<:d in lhi!
Tampa Hay area on "obvlo1lSly phony·•
st.itlonery bearing the name of Sen E<f.
mund S. Muskie.
"The charges on the Oyer are 110
ridiculous thtlt it ls apparent It hid the
purpose of hurttn1 UM9 pet8M Who WIS
i;upposed to have tent ft," said Brlggs..
''lt Is so obv ious that only 11 moron would
have believed the chargu.
''The Impact was to 11naer the voter
against U!e .ender -e.lleaedl)' Muskie. It
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"'as a acurriloua type of literature."
1Jrig1111 said. however. thJt unles11 the
Oyer w&s distributed through the malls.
Y•hich he doubted, there may not have
been a viola tion of federal law.
If lhe rcderal J(overnment cannot make
a case, he aald, "J believe there are atate
laws th at cover this. J believe state law
requlres the kltntUlcation of tho penon
putting out thi11 type or materlal."
Briggs alto dented a repGtt by col-
umnl!t Jack Anderson that Jackson rc-
qoe1ted the U.S. attorney'• office In
'(ampa to lnvestiiate the flyer.--
,..._ Jackson's office bas not made
any Inquiry.·· Driggs .u.Jd.
The federal attorQty, whole Jurl1dlt'-
tlon takt.i; In the Tamp& area. 111id
Anderaon's "Irresponsible reporting'' left
the implicaUon that Jack110n tuul been lg·
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nored by the U.S. ettorney·1 ofnce.
··we certainly hive not," Briggs said.
He: said the nyer wee not Investigated
la9t March ~CIUM no lnvesliRaUon WIS
requc!!led and there wu no evldence the
nyer had been 1enl through the mail.
ln Seattle, JacltlOCI sald the nyer was
reported to the U.S. attorney'• office In
·rampa, hut "to my knowledge they
nevfr called In the FBI."
.lack.son called for a special com·
mission to Investigate the Watergate
buy:glng affair and othe r CharieS of
political sabotaae.
He called the Florldft flyer "the wont
kind of polltlcal filth that l 've seen in my
political career," but cmpho1lzed the
Muskie: c1tmpa\fP1 had nothing to do It.
J11ckton l'&ld his Florida c11mpalgn of·
flt-e wa.s also burglarized.
Robber Gets $220
At Tustin Store
An anned robber who. took $220 from R
'l'llillln Ahoe atore after thrtatenlng a
clerk end manager wu 100ght by pallcc
today.
Tu.Un offlcer11 aald lhe man held a
blue 1teel revol ver on the Kinney Shoe
Store mnnager ai 12872 Newport dw-ing
the robbf9)1 Friday nlght .
WiLne11e1 dHCr\bed tllc robber es
clean cut, about 111 feet tall 11nd
welghln1 about 160 poundl. No 1etaway
veh.lcle was !MICl"I or heard, polices.a.id.
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h1 Texas . •
Plane Crash
GOLOTIIWAITE, 'l'cx . CAP! -Sevl"h
persons, Including three young children.
were killed v.·hcn a lig ht plane flying
through heav y cloud cover slammed into
n1gged tl!rralu .
The virtims of the F'r1d3y afternoon
cruh ~'ere F'red McCall, 32; a funeral
home operator ; his wife, Margaret, 32 :
their chilrren. Lee AM, 12, Troy, JO, and
h1elissa, 6: ll1rs. C.T. Carpenter, mother
of Airs. McCall; and Olristl Cafpenter,
17. A1rs. McCall 's sister. All were from
San Saba.
The single-engine Piptt W!s en route lo
Lafayette, La.. when it crashed al Bil
Bend Rlver Ranch.
e Ag11eto Cheered
cmCAGO (AP I -Five thoosand .
youngsters, at least an election away
from the voting booth, came to hear the
Osmond Brothers. the Frijid Pink, and,
Billy Butler and The Infinity. They a\$0
got Frank Sinatra and his golfing buddy,
Spiro T. Al!;,OC\1'.
The teenagers, who paid $4 apiece lQ
Young Voters for Nixon as adm!Jslon to ~
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the rock concert. ·overflowed the s,ooti.!"
seat theater Friday night.
Agnew l\'aS received 1vi1h cheers wht>n
hs spoke, but the cheers were loud~r
"·hen he greeted each of the fiv e Osmood
Brothers on stage.
e Search Goe s On
ANCHORAGE . Alas ka (AP) -Artl!r
more than JOO hours of false leads and
fruitless search, rescuers weighed the
chances of survival and readied every
available plane today for an expanded
manhunt for missi ng J.louse Democratic
. Leader-Hale ~gs and threo other
persons. _) -
\Vith more than 70 al rcrafl ln the skies,
Air Force spokesn1en said the search
would be aided today by the two
sophiscated R F 4 C reconnais.sanoe
aircraft, en route from Bergstrom AFB
in Te.1as.
e Peace Talks
SAIGON \AP) -Presidential adviser
Henry A. Kissinger conferred !or three
hours today "·ith Foreign llfinister Tran
Van Lam in a continuation of talks aimed
at.finding an Indochina peace fonnula. · 1
Ki ssinger ~-as expected to bclld hit
fourth meeting in three days wi th
President Nguyen Van Thieu later today
and then return to Washington.
The US.S Embassy has refu!ed to
disclose Kissinger's movements in ad·
vance and kep t newsmen a n d
photographers from getting near him
since he arrived Wednesday n.ighL
e Hearh1g Slated
LOS ANGELES iAP) -Sayi~
"'something is going to get done this
time," Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti
has announced public hearings will start
Nov. I into the collapse of a Foothil.I ,
Freeway brtdge in Pasadena that claim-:
ed six lives.
"'The fa tal bridge collapse in Pasadena •
Tuesday once again raises a quest ion'ol :
"'helher the safety divisio n and other
responsible state agencies were doing
!heir job," the Van Nuya Democrat told a
news conference Friday.
Moretti sald that the main contractor
on the bridge, Polish-Benedict had been
• cited fo r e number of safety' vlolatlona
and that it had been a builder of three
'bridges where workers were killed in col:·
lapses.
e Big Sur Delp
SACRAll1ENTO (AP) .!..... Gov. Ronaid.
Reagan hais proclaimed a state q£
emergency in Monterey County because
of mud slldea in the rugged Big Sur area
along the coast.
The proclamation, issued Friday, is the
first step necessary to pennlt buslncu
and property tax relief for affected.
residents.
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PHILADELPHIA (Al'') -More than 30
antiwar prote1ters, Including a wotnan
"'ho said sbe ls the mother of worJcr·
chess champion Bobby Fischer were
taken into custody outside lndep0ndence
Hall Friday, prior to President Nixon's
visit.
A federal judge ordered their release s
few hours later and 1111 were freed
without being ch11rged .
Police 1tald the demonstrs:tors failed to
ol>ey pollce orders to move farther from
tht shrine where l)Ollce were enforcing
strict security measurt:s.
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Prop. 20 Issues Aired Water Rate ·
Hike Fe ared Mor etti, Carpen te r Debate Plan at A naheim
In Prop.14 By JACK BROBACK
• Of 19' DNIY ""' Sl.tf •
Proposition 20 on the November ballot,
one ot the moat talked about and con-
troversial lasues before the voten, was
debated Friday at a Town Hall meeting
In Anaheim.
Arguing (or passage or the California
Coastline Initiative was State Assembly
Speaker Bob Moretti (D-N. Hollywood ).
Ure;lng a ino' vote was State Sen. Dennis
E. C&rpenter CR-Newport Beach).
Prop. 20 would create a state corp-
miasion and six regional commissions
chllrxed with preparing • CO&itel con-
se rvation plan. The commlsa.ion would
have ~ power to regulate development
in lhe coastal zone during preparation of
lhe plan.
MorelU said he supported tbe measure
because It Is designed only to set up
machinery to develop plans for coaatllne
use. He pointed out that 85 percent of the
population of California lives within 30
miles of the coast.
''Sen. Carpenter says the initiativC is in
opposition to the C(lncept or local govern-
ment," l\toretti argued. "Actually one-
half the membership of the regional
boards 'A'ill be local people."
He added that he did not believe that
local government has demonstrated tile
ubility to properly govern the coastal
properties.
"fl.tost development in California has
Reeyellng Center
not been to the benelll ol all the people,"
the assembly 1peaku conUnued. •·we
don't want this over use to happen to the
balance of the c:OUUlne."
Opponent. ol Prop. 20 have '1rg\led that
it sell up a virtual mor,11torium on
development ror four yeari. "It does no
such thing/' Aid Motttll. "It calls for
the devefopmeot of ·a reaaonable, in·
telllgent plan (or land use."
Carpenter then came to bal He said
tn03t people agree that there must be
some method of CO!l!tal protection and
management, "but we do not agree on the
method."
.. The right to own property is im-
portant. The public has the same right
but government should acquire property
through due process. e I t b er con-
demnation or mutual agreement with the
landowner,'' the Newport Be a ch
lawmaker stated.
I-le pointed out that more than 40 per-
cent or Callfomla's coastline ls now in
public ownership. "1 agree that we need
even more but not through the method
proposed by Prop. :W," he argued .
"Growth wu the big motive in
cauromla for the past two decades.
Local government went along with lb.is
and cooperated in orderly growth," he
continued ... Now cities and counties have
been given new tools by the legislature to
regulate density and land use, and the of·
ficials are responding to lbe task."
Consultants Negotiate
For Clemente Facility
Uy JOHN VAL TERZA
Of 1t1t O.JtJ l"llol Sti ff
One oC the nation's largest en·
vironmental consulting firms is
negotiating to take over and vastly ex-
pand S8n Clemente's successful, but
homeless, recycling center, It was learn·
ed friday.
Lionel Burt , who launched the center
more than a year ago and has hauled
since to win city participation , said the
finn of J . R. Beyster of La Jolla is
negotiating to use the local center as a
model for a recycling system that could
be applied nationwide.
The San Diego area firm performs con·
sultatioo for the U.S. Armed Forces. the
Atomic Energy OJmmission and dozens
of major corporations.
lncluded in the proposed agreement
are proposals to ei:pand the center
threefold to take in at least two other
commllllilles. Each center would be run
dlllerently. ~ starters, the contract calls for
gaining rormal nonprofit statut for the
exllting operation, then leaslng a Iii.table
Jot somewhere in San Clemente, im·
proving it and providing enough capital to bring the operation up to its former
pace.
Byron M. Coon
Rites Saturday
Funeral services were set today
at 11 a.m. at Balti-Bergeron FWleral
Home. Corona del Mar, for Byron M.
Coon 2801 Chillon Way, Laguna Beach.
who 1died Wednesday at Beverly Manor
c.onvalescent Hospital Lag\Ula Hills. He
was 92. . Mr. Coon is survived by his widow,
Mllry Elizabeth Coon and son, Paul L.
McCone, both of Laguna ~ e a c h ;
daughters. Mrs. Robert L. Smtih of Los
Aoseles and Mrs. Irwin C. Stumm of
Laguna Beach; and by f I v e
grandchildren and four g r e a t ·
grandchildren.
A native of Washington D.C., he had
lived in California for 34 years and was
an attorney for 50 years before h.is retire-
ment.
The Rev. Michel V. Allen of Laguna's
First Christian Church wlll officiate at
the service with burial following at
r~airhaven Memorial Park.
Natimaal Award
Before the center lost its lease and city
councilmen refused to offer city prcr
perty, Burt's operation processed 20 tons
of newsprint v.·eek.ly from donations in
San Clemente.
Since the center closed along Los
Molinos, collections have continued, but
processing ended and raw materials
were shipped, at a 1088 of income,
directly to the recycling firms.
Utimatcly, the contract be.mg proposed
would e1pand the operation into three
test plants.
The San Clemente facility would con-
tinue as a total volunteer, nonprofit enti-
ty where staff \vould be paid from prcr
ceeds, and materials accepted through
donations.
Another is being oontemplated for San
Juan Capistrano. It would directly iir
volve city government and oUicials in
that community have been receptive to
chances that a center could be started.
Yet another center would opert1te
strictly on a profit basis, where
materials were bought, processed and
sold.
"In a sense." Burt said Friday, "what
is being considered is a total study o[
three ways to recycle trash to determine
which works best.
"The possibilities for government end
foundation grants for the program we're
considering are tremendous," Burt said.
Volunteers who have helped keep the
loca l center alive during the recent
v:ceks of crisis would be deployed to
operate under the expanded centers, Burt
eiqilalned.
"To put it bluntly, if the contracts are
signed. the recycling center would be off
the ropes for good," Burt said.
In recent months survival has meant
one battle after another in San Clemente.
Each approach to seek pennanent
sponsorship -either from the chamber
of commerce or the city -has failed
because the entities lmisted Burt's
operation was a "private business."
Councilmen turned Burt down several
\\•eeks ago, withdrew the rental of a city
truck and forklUt and urged Burt to
pursue the activity on a business batls.
At that point the center seemed doom·
ed.
Until then, the San Clemente operation
had been one ol the state's Jmgest·llved.
recyling operations.
"We operated it deceptively almply,"
Burt explained, "and it WOfked ex·
tremely well.
"With this new approach, it could be
used as a model throughout the country."
Carol Moore Honored
For Pilot Food Pages
Carol Moore of the DAI LY PILOT
women's department hRs been cited for
excellence in her handling o( food pages
eriter'f'd for competition In the 1972 Vesta
Afr'ards progtom of the American Meat
Jmtltute (AMl l.
Entries In the National contest v.·ere
jUPged oo the basis o[ service to readers.
journallatlc style, uae of llh.1slratlons,
food paac makeup,
nutrition lnforma-
t I o n , orlglnallly,
tlmellncss and
lhoroughncsl. There
were 126 entries
from J07 daily news-
.papers.
Wlnner t were
each awarded
c.1.•0t. MOO•• bron1.c staluelles of
Veosta, the mythological goddess or
hoerth and home.
Staff \Vriter ~1oore's entries recttved a
cerllficate of merit for runner·up in
black-and-white competition.
'n1c national award, first one ever won
In this particular contest by a DAILY
PILOT staffer, was for three different
food pages:
-May JO, <l cover page featurtng
unusual breakfast menUI and recipes and
a 1peclal story, with lllustr1Uon, on how
to use c::hopsllcks {durlng time when
Pn!1tdent Nixon's China visit was newt).
-Ma.y 24. Illustrated story on using
pineapple In bar~e recipe for lamb
and a special feature on how ethnic
eating habit11 and preferences may have
a bearing on vitamin Intake by an In·
dlvt<lual.
-June 7. a sptdal cover page devott.d
to stories and Illustration on a food fair
11aged et Orange Coa1t COIIece.
I ,
Carpenter said local offlclall today are
leadJoi the way ID p .. r development of
coastal lands. ''U Prop. 20 fails the
lee;l1lature wUl oome through with a good
bill, one not as complicated as this
measure," be promised.
''Prop. 20 ii too complicated (or peopll!:
to digest, the voten do not understand
what it pl'OpOlel," be argued. "Such in·
ltlatlves aJ the death penally and mari·
juana regulaUon measures are proper ror
public declskin, but detail·ridden laws
like lhh ooe delf undentandlng."
He said under the proposed law, "any
meddler can gum up the works
throughout the state by !iling a lawsuit
against private and public development.
And there are plenty of such meddlers
around as you well know."
Carpenter has his own coastline bill 1n
the legislature. lt Is now before the
usembly -"the first coastline bill to
ever get through the senate."
Moretti agreed that !(1 Prop. 20 fails he
would work with Carpenter on a coastline
law, but added, "Hi.s bill does not ac-
complish much as written. It leaves the
eobl-1 Jandl in the bands of local of.
flda11. It will work to strengthen its con·
trol."
Irvine Council
Lauds UCI Grant
For Greek Study
Irvine City Councilmen have registered
delight at the prospect UC Irvine will
become the center of a monumental clas·
sical studies research effort as a result
of a $1 million anonymous grant.
Mayor William Fischbach, whose in·
terest in the classics became known dur-
ing discussion over the selection of a
Latin city motlo, introduced the resolu-
tion approved unanlmoosly.
1be resotutlon praises the generosity of
the silent donor whose $1 million will
launch the creation of history's first
Thesaurus Llnguae Graecae - a word
meaning catalog of at least the estimated
18 million ancient Greek words used
from 1-Iomer's time until the 6th century
A.O.
The city council resolution commends
UCI classics professor Dr. Theodore F.
Brunner for his efforts in getting the
grant.
Further, the city council reconfirmed
"ill high regard for the university, its
gratitude for the vision which brought
the university to Irvine, and (the city's)
firm intent to work together with the
university ror the common good or both
and for the betterment of people
everywhere."
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THEY'LL PING-PONG FOR 72 HOURS ·GOD AND 'BLACKIE' WILLING
CdM High School Students Dan Paul son, (left) and Mark Ga darian
A Ball for Thein
T eens S lioot for Ping Pong Mark
/1·1ark Gadarian and Dan Paulson arc
out to break a world's record this Vet-
eran's Day \\•eek end.
They're out to do it in a garage in
Corona del Mar.
"We decided v.•e wanted to be the best
at something," said young Ga/'\arian.
There's a Ping-Pong table in that
garage at 610 Begonia Ave. and the two
JS-year-old Corona del Mar High School
sophomores insist they're going to play a
gan1e on it that will last longer than any
game on any Ping-Pong table in history.·
They've checked the Guiness Book of
Records and determined the longest
game in history v.·as some 60 hours.
They started at 5 p.m. Friday night
and say they'll play until 5 p.m. Monday.
That's 72 hours.
They didn't deny they might stop at
5:05 a.m. Monday morning, however.
"But our goal is 5 o'clock Monday
night,'' said 11.fark .
The younger Gadarian insisted his
parents "think what we 're going is fine."
His mother might, but he w<1s fibbing
abOut his dear old Dad.
Arsenc "Blackie'' Gadarian. father.
famous in his own right for his OOttles
v.•ith the Hkes of City Hall. the fedtiral
government, and above. which he usually
v>ins, said the idea displeases him .
"Seventy-t .. 110 hours , huh, I wish he'd
spend as much time cleaning his room or
brushing his teeth.
"I've got a pool going . He'll probably
last two hours and 10 minutes.
"I'm not going home tonight. I'm mad.
"rtly whole evening's disrupted.
"Sara? (Mrs. Gadarian). She's an
American mother. She's permissive. She
likes to do this stuff.
"I think I 'II call her now and star1 a
fight."
Undaunted, young Mark said he's got all
the detaJls worked out and nothing's go-
ing lo stop him.
Subs1antinl increases in water rates
could result if voters pass the Wal.900
Amendmenl , ProposlUon 14, according to
Thomas ~£. Brooks. president of the
South Coast County \Vater Diltrict borud
of directors.
Brooks, in a special statement, ex·
pressed bis concern over the impact of
the measure should it pass. He said it
coold greatly affect the present method
of financing water district operations.
"Water districts such 85 ours are
pennilled to secure a portion of their
operating revenues from ad valortm tax·
es." he said. lie noted the law would
place a limit of 50 cents per $100 assess-
ed valuation on special districts for
operating expense fWlds.
"It is not clear exactly how this limita·
lion "'ill be applied," he said and ex·
plained that where special districts
O\'erlap, the total of all could not exceed
!he limit. Since the waler district
overlaps several other special districts,
his district "'ould have to seek the lowest
common tax denominator, because by
law , the wat er district 1ax must be levied
u11ifor1nly.
Such a loss of tax revenue could mean
waler rate increases up to 30 percent.
""'e therefore urge voters of the
district, to give very serious con-
sideration to this aspect of the proposed
amc11dn1rnt before voting on it in the
::.'.OZning eleclioo," Brooks said.
Seminar Slated
011 Alcoholism
Probation officers from five Southem
California coonties will attend a seminar
on alcoholism today at the Raleigh
~tills ~lospital in Newport Beach.
The topic of the 12 :30 p.m. session will
be "Alcoholism -A Disease -A Dif·
ferent Approach," by hos pit.al medicaJ
director Martin J . Hansen .
Dr. Mark Joseff, a psychologist at the
hospital , which specializes in treating
alcoholics, will speak on ''The Law and
the Alcoholic -a 90-dll~ Altemative."
Three probation officers from each
adult office in Los Angele8, Orange. San
liernardino, Riverside and San Diego
counties "'Ill attend the se!Slon.
Riles llits Prop. 21
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The anUbuslng
initiative on the Nov . 7 ballot, Prop. 21,
serves only to "keep people stirred up"
on the issue of school lnt.egratlon, state
schools chief Wilson Riles say1.
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dra\l•Crs and vi ce. 1\bo\'e is comple x of shelves and drawers with peg·board
llaneling and peg.board ('abinet for tools. Vinyl shade u~der flu~rescenl. fix-
ture nia." be pulled dov.·n. Ura\,ers just above bench are of plastic for 11ght-
\ve ight ilems. ---
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Hv A'illY ).,\.;\!;
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tl. -I a1n c;ri1ng !u put a
l1her glass roof over n1y rear
pa11o I unrleri-tand that t'Rl'h
i.hL'll of fiber glai;s n1u sl
11\l'rlap th e next ont•, but oow
I ;nn lulrl !hut 1t 1:. 1mpr1rt ant
thut !his overlilp ht: dune a
speci al w1'y. Can you tell me
how this is done?
A. -V..'hcn .vou purchase t/1e
fiber gJ;i:oos sht-cts. .vou ·will
n.•c•tirC' <tJJ i1L~lruc11on sheet
g1v1ng infornn1tion about the
propc•r 01·eJ·lappini:: for the
ptl rtt cul;i r type of shee ting you
pun:h:1s(• It may be !ha! 1\'hat
you 11cre !old con ce rn s
O\'crlapp1 ng of .'.lny kind in nu!·
door pro1ccl.~ -the principle
that lhe 01•erlap should al"·ays
be made so th.1t the prevailing
wind goes 01-cr the Ol'erlap,
no under ii.
G1•otvi11g Ctitti1igs
Old House Plants
Bege t New Ones
Ry /\llLLJCE~T TA YI.OR
Cllri•!1•11 Stirnte Monilor s..,...•c•
You ean grow ne11• hou<>e
plants fr11m your old ones.
l~r:ictically all house pl;inr s
c:1n be> propagated from cut ·
tini.;s or slips. Some will
develo p rro1n offshoot s. run·
ners. extra crowru;, or fru1n
Je:ives.
Slip!! can be n1ade by cutting
back plants that are woody,
sprav.'!ing, or too big and . in
most cases, the parent plant
will be improved in sha pe ;.ind
s tren g thened . Large
geraniums and lx>gonias. for
cxan1plc, should be severely
pruned and repotted in good
pot~ing soil.
put a laye r of potsh('rds over
the holl's. Then add three or
four inches or moist sand.
\Vith .1 knife or plant lahel
n1a)<c a trench and inserl the
c·ul!i ng.s an inch or so. Firm
!he sand around the slips, and
v.•a\er. ll!acc this container on
a pnn or wet sand or peat and
CO\•er with cheesecloth.
111 a terrarium ·put an inch
of gravel or pebbles for
drainage and hvo or three in-
ches or sand. Keep the sand
moist but not waterlogged. A
g!uss !id, lifted occasional!.v to
~ive air, can be used lo con-
trol moisture.
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Fall Can Be Colorful
GW C Expert Advises on Garden. C1iores
Dy JOHN ZALLER
Of fM Glllr ,._, JllH
As the last of summer's
flowers fade , grass begins to
brown, and fall drifts into
winter. there 's much that can
be done by the astute
homeowner to make lhe rainy
months colorfuJ ones in the
garden .
That's the word from Max
C. Sisner<>s, who as head of •
maintenance operations at
Golden West College is ~·
bably the busiest gardner 1n
\Vest Orange County.
"A lot ol people seem to
think that spring is the time to
do garden wo.rk." he says.
"But for many things, fall is
the important season."
Among fall gardening chores
he lists :
-Trim back your Jarge
trees. "\Vhen the leaves are
heavy with water and the
ground is soft, a good wind
can easily topple trees that
aren't properly pruned."
-Run a spiker or ren-
novator ever your lawn.
"After a suminer of heavy
watering and use, the soil can
be so compact that water
won't penetrate.'' You'll water
less in the wtater, he says, so
the soil must be 'POfous enough
lo accept iL
-Plant your various bulbs
01But if you put dmn a few
pound> of rye tn the 1811, you
can ht guaranteed a nite look-
inc lawn no matter how cold It
gels," he says.
Sisneros says aboot <halt of
new tract lawns are Bermuda
grass, but that many people
aren't aware that anything
can be done to prevent their
browniJ;lg. He also says thal
many people are not aware of
the need to renoovate or spike
lawns, and that going years
without doing so can have a
serious effect on growth.
To rent a rennovator and
-. tulips, iris, narciiis -about buy seed, fertilizer and mi.ilch
tbi!I time if you•re hoping for for a winter rye lawn , Sisneos
spring blooms. says the cost b only about $35.
As for brightening the "If you're going to do this,"
winter m o n t h s , especially he adds, "you can fill in low
bermuda grass lawns, spots with dirt and put !he rye
Sisneros says t hat a few over It. Rye only takes a few
pounds of rye can bring im-days to germinate. and in the
pressive results. spring your bermuda will
"Bennuda lawns are more come back as healthy as
and more popu1ar because ever."
they're a luscious, pest-free, He says as much as four in-
and easy to maintain seed," cltes of fill dirt can be used
he says. without harming the un-
"Their only disadvantage is derlying Bermuda grass.
that tht"y turn brown in the Another project to add color
winter with the. first real cold to winter is the planling of
night ," he says. cold-blooming annual plants.
This dormancy period lasts Pansies, violas, callendulas
an average of two months, but will an produce three-1nonth
in a cold winter can be as winter booms it planted about
many as four, he adds. - -this time, Sisneros said.
Overshadows Others
Hyacinth Has Many Talents
Hyacinths are known as
versatile b u I b performers.
They adapt to either formal or
informal settings. Their rich,
heady fragrance m a k es
hyacinths ideal for creating
free·flowering drifts
throughout _the garden . And,
the lovely bulbs are valued for
use in formal beds.
can be us_ed t_!> _ highl!ghL the
foregrou9d of shrub borders.-
Appealing accents can be
achieved. Use five or seven
bulbs in a cluster. The effect
will be fantastic -and will
overshadow a similar planting
ofjilst two or three bulbs~
Avoid the temptation to see
how much area can be
coveritd with the fe'rest
num~ or brubs. If necessary
to do so, CQllCentrate the bulb
plantings into areas where the
cool season color is needed
most in the garden. A modest
amount of bulbs, massed !or
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The words of this popular nifer King.
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that one of .tbe ceal joys of poster we send )'OU and glue It
Christmas has always been on plywood. After that, simply
the tradition of family carol saw out the image {dotted
singing. And when we think of lines \\111 guide you). Prop the
carolers, v.·e think of tbose display up with a wooden
delightf.ul strolling house-t~ stake, dramalize with a
house carolers in Charles spotlight and you'll have the
Dickens' time (the age of ''ule cheeriest house on the block.
logs, roast goose and the like ). To obtain the Carolers
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BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
nus is to insure against
ba@ig the material blow
llWay, althou~h it is doubtful
whether thi~ 1fou!d happen in
!he ('Ilse of fibe r ~lass sheets.
which are fastened to the
fram ework with special ct:-
nient as we!! as special nails.
J ust tu be sure. thou i:ih. you
rnlght as "'ell do Jt properly.
Cutt ings ;ire made frorn hp
itrowths . 1hat are nc1thrr
v.·oody nor soft. 111e stem
should be crisp and hl':iJthy.
~take such a slip just below a
node of joint with a sharp
knife. Remove all but one or
two or the lop leaves.
Slips Y.'ill root best in a
Y.'arm room in medium light.
To find out if roots are !orm-
ed. carefully lift out one or the
cutt ings. If rooted, pot it in
garden soil.
Hyacinths are available in
an impressive array of colors.
There are several shades or
blue -from light lavender to
near.purple. There are many
shades of pink, rose and red to
choose from, as well as son
yellow aod brilliant white.
Hya'cinths begin lo bloom in
mid-February in most parts of
California .
Weekender
Gardeners'
C1iecklist
effect. will provide a 'spec-e MATI"RESSES tacular show, whereas a like
number of bulbs. spread •
throughout the garden would MAnRESSES
A terrariwn or discarded
aquarium n1akes a good
rooting rontainer, although a
large flov.·er pol or a wooden
boll: with drainage holfs 1vill
also serve.~ Some cuttings will
root in a jar of water or in a
plastic bag of wet peat moss.
New plants may also be pro-
pagated by division. Some
plants. like African ''iolets,
sanservicria , and f e r n s
develop multiple crowns and
offsets. These can be pulled or
cul from the parent plant and
potted separa tely. Keep the
young planls from SLUl or
bright hght until they ;ire ad-
jus ted, and do not overwater.
bf! Jost in the overall scheme IOATS HOMIS TIAIUU Here are some things to be Of things. ,,,.,.._ .._
thinking about this weekend. Hyacinths will take more c:o.t. M ... Manr.. Ce.
•Perennials may still be sun !han most people think, 7892 Wntmlnster Avenue 1111 Newpott ""'o·J
planted this month and next. and w ill also to I e r a t e Nestminster.Ca. 1714)892.7597 Liberty B· 13
•Roses may still be goingl_m~od~e:i:ra~t~e'.'s~h~a~de;:. ____ _i!~;,:;;;;,:;.;;;;,:;.;;;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Q. -I bought ., lambswool
roller abo11l two years ago and
never use<! it. I am now going
to paint three rooms in my
house. Can I use the lambswool
roller or 1Yould time have de-
terior:ited it'!
A. -There is no reason Y:hy
the roller should not be in good
<:ondition after two years, espe-
<·inll v if 11 was never used
1101\·ever, lambswool rollers
<1rc intended principally ror
11~1· v.11h 011 r:ithc r than late:11:
paints
Q. -\\'h;it is the best ,.,.ay
to :1t l:1rh furr ing slrips to a
111;1<.onrv 11a!1"
A. -Thi· cheapest way is by
11~1 ni.:: r ut sl"Cl or grooved
m;l';1,.,r1 nails. Jlo.,..·evcr. err·
1a 1n k111d~ 1.f n1 a$llnry walls
ar1• s11 toui.:h that ii mav be
dilf1('11 lt 11• '1r1ve the nails in
v.•it ho111 hr nr!i1ir.: the rn .. If you ri~·1dt• to u~1· thrse nail,. 11 sk
\Our harrl\\·;lrt· dealer for a
specinl gnd!.!f't th:it helps prc-
1Pnl the n:11ls fron1 bending. It
JN A FLOWER pot or box
Expertise
Available,
Handy1nen
Need a hint on how lo mend
a fenre. cover a patio or build
a brick v.•all ?
The }luntington Be a ch
Building Department h ;i ~
several information sheets for
handymen on do-it·yoursclf
projects around the home.
J'LANTS TllAT form run-
ners, like the spider fern,
peperomia, hen·and-chickens,
and strawberry begonia, are
easily increased by potting the
These ~arly-blooming bulbs
New Hope
For Tree
runners. TOt.fBSTONE, Ariz. (AP) -
A large number of plants There's new hope ! o r
also can be increased bv Tombstone's hanging tree,
rooting lea ves, among theffi \\'hich literally "'ound up in the
African violets and re x garbage two months ago.
begonias. African violet lea ves A garbage n1an on his first
can be rooted by inserting the day of work backed into the
stem (about two inches) up to infamous tree this summer,
Hs leaf in a rooling medium. destroying it.
An inverted tumbler can make But the Tombstone City
a sn111H gree nhouse over it. Council says a sprout has ap-
A mnlure leaf of your pcarcd at the site of the legen-
f dary tree. The City Counci l avoritc rex begonia, v.•ith or has voted to build a shield without a bit of stem, will send roots down from its \•eins or around the little sprout, now
ribs if the underside is cut at 22 inches tall. in an effort to
Intervals and the leaf placed save it from the sarne fale as
sand, Hold the leaf against the
s;:ind with toothpicks, small _
strong, but don't feed them
now. You don't want a lot of
new growth with w i n t e r
"'eather just ahead.
• PI ant spring-blooming
bulbs in pots and other con-
tainers to provide y o u r
ga~. and indoor rooms,
wittJ portable color.
•Enjoy home-grown
vegetables during the cool
season. Plant in the vegetable
garden: carrots, b e e t s ,
turnips, lettuce, onions, peas,
cabbage and cauliflower.
•When planting annuals for
winter and early·spring bloom,
give them a warm, sunny bed.
Favorites include calendulas,
pansies, violas , stocks;-snap-
dragons, an(t Iceland Poppies.
KIDS LOVE
UNCLE LEN Dick Jones. city building and
safety director, said the irt-
formation is available at the
front counlcr of his
department. r·ifth Street and
l'i 1 11ctpl'11~1vt• Pecan Avenue. 1'h(•t 1· nr·1· 11l her 1vnvs to at-
bollorn 5ide down on mois:,,~;t~s~p~a~ren~t.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I
pebbles, or wires.
l f you wish to go into the
subject in deta il an excellent
book. full of drawings and
con1plele dir e ctions, is
"Propagating 11ouse Plants,"
by An10 and Irene Nehrling.
published by tbe Heartbside
Press, Great Neck, N.Y.
1,11,h f11 r11n1~ strips t o Along ~·:ith the handy tips, rna~11nr1 ()rl\' 1n~·olves the use the city provides Y.Ould·be
11 d 1.--builders: with lnfom1ation in 11r v. h•1 ! :1rt· ca e anc ........
n1 1l.;, 11 hil'h are attached to a city building codes so the
pit't'r of prrforatcd metsl that newest projects don't ha \•e lo
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dr1l i1·1I lvil<•s in the m<1SQnry ,
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Horoscope
Eyes Can Mirror
Your Birth Sign
J
SUNDA Y
OCTOBER 22
By SYDNEY OMAR!\.
A person's eyes often mir~
their birth sign. Wide, languid
eyes are likely to belong to
those born under the water
signs, wh ich are Cancer,
Scorpio and Pisces. The sharp,
penetrating look is likely . to
., ' belong to the Fire sign~. w~1ch
are Aries, Leo and Sag1ttanus.
Large and fascinating eyes
belong to the Air signs, which
-are-: Gemini. Libra a n d
Aquarius. Eyes which . ~re
quin:ica!, iriten.se. depicting
skepticism. are likely to be
those or the Earth signs,
Taurus, Virgo and Ca prirom.
'.. ARJi'.:S (!\1arch 21-April 19):
\ Act."ent is on money, inrome
\ potenfi~I and ability to discern
._ what actually is needed. Gen-
r -
' •
I_
uine bergaiN are available !f
you are selective. One wOO is
quiet, introspective can a!d·
Be receptive. ~'lake your ur
tentions known.
TAURUS (April 20-~Jay 20):
Cycle j9 high-take iniUativ~.
study Arie• mes.sage. Gain
cooperation of mate, partner.
Personal magnetism soars.
Opposite sex is drawn to yo,u.
Utilize ch8rtn, but d o n t
become inextricably involved.
GEMINI (May 21-.June 201:
: .-• Visit one who is temporarily
material. Be aware of poten-
tial. Travel is UPfOming. Get
ready.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Dig deep -reject that which is
superficial. You could be
handling money which belongs
to another individual. Protect
your own interests. Be aware
of fine points. Read between
lines or legal document.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N o v.
21): Some of your impressions
may need revision. A v o I d
jumping to conclus:lons. P~it
mate, partner to take in-
itiative. Ask questions. Get
sampling or. a va~ety _of
views. Special dealings m-
dicated with Gemini, Virgo
person.<::.
SAGITfARWS {Nov. 22-
Dec. 21 ): Moderate pace.
Check medical needs. -stick
close to borne base. Be
diplomatic. Avoid ~essary
tension. Show apprectatlon to
loved one. Spiritual values can
be enhanttd. Welcome such
j111 OPl!Oflunlty. • • CAPRICOnH (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Accent is on relations
with children, bow you ap-
proach special projects and
the finding of outlet for
creative talents. You have to
do some searching. But you
can get constructive results.
Be wary of one who advoca~
shortcuts.
HOLLYWOOD (AP) Thlrty ·oae a ut hors,
ptaywrishtt, p o • t s and
ICtt'tl'lwriten -many world
famout -have formed • com-
mittee to oppose Prop. tB, the
Callfomil b 1 11 o t lnltiaUve
which advocates cen.wrahip in
the arta.
Object to Prop. 18
"Prop. 11 is a paper lime
bomb," declared aulbor Irving
Wallace. "It can kUI us.''
The proposal would set def·
lnitlona or oboctnlty aniJ sub-
ject offenders to arrest.
Priie • winning pla)'\\•right
WUllam Inge, a member, «\eclaied. "Our civilization
99.00
slx>uld be abov• censorshlp."
F'tmed a u t ho r Ade.la
Rogers St. John seot a state-
ment wl\ich aaid, "I am
against all f o rm 1 l'lf
censorship . cenJOrship can do
nothing but distort and destroy
the good without halting the
bad." •
Our re,•erse shearling lamb
tl1e l>est reaso11 for winter!
What a smashing way to weather
everything • • • in snow white «
rich earth leather, white
or champagne lamb trim. Bold
cla•ps. deep patch pocketa,
5-M-l o 99.00
Salurday, Octobf, 21, l</72
See a real,
live Queen!
VETERAN'S DAY SALUTE!
One gu .. t FREE when
accompanied by a veteran
on Veteran's Day, Oct.23.
SM Shaft Alley
al the very
bottom of the ship.
Tra..e wtth
JaioQ\.1&1 Cousteau
00 a voyage or advenhJre and ____ _
discovery throi#yh ·
The LiY/ng Sea-
a complete altrac11on
al no u:tra ch1rga.
... "'""'of the eea, free in the
Queen'• Thntl9.
Dtt'9 elegantty tn
3 Nataurants. or
91\Joy a tasty enack..
Df9CCftW an ftlis
and much mor•
lbOl.rd •••
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QUEEN MARY
Long Beach
81000 lQ\JS 0: RJN ,
r
OAJLV PILOT G
~~-handicapped. Adhere to prin-
ciples of golden rule .. This is
especially good period for
work in rormection w l t h
hospitals. charitable projects,
special groups, organizations.
Aries could be involved.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): You asked for opportunity
and responsibility. You get
both -and you.can ha~ NEWPORT e #I FASHION ISLAND e NEWPORTCENTER e M4-2200 eMONDAY
them. Key oow IS to uti e SUNDAY ll.·OO s oo e OTH ER DAYS 10:00 -S:lO
The Queen Mary "sails" daltyto another worl d
from the end of the Long Beach Freeway.
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CANCER {June 21.July 22):
Emphasis on how. to achieve
desires. You can find new, ef·
fective ways to e 1 p r e s s
yourself. Bring forth desire _to
know. Do some personal m-
vestigating. Break from
routine is indicated. Fresh ap-
proach is needed .
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Cooperate with Cance~ . in-
div idual. Career, amb1bo.ns
ere accented . You can build
on solid base. Ke y now is to
get feel of public pulse. W~t
appears to be an obstacle 1s
actually a healthy challenge.
VIRGO {A~g. 23-Sept. 221:
Good lunar aspect now coin-
cides with added knowledge,
the obtaining of needed in-
formation. Gain shown
through special study, reading
' Lawmakers,
Watcli It
lessons learn«! in past. Study l FRIDAY, 10:00·9:30 · :
Capricorn message. Adopt no-
nonsense attitude. Get down to
business.
PISCES (Feb. 19'-March 20):
Deal with neighbors, relative.s.
You attract persons with their
problems. Be be.lpful, but aid
those who want also to help
themselves. Aries is in pic-
ture. You can complete
significant project.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you broke from
tradition early. You are "on
your own" in spiritual and
pyschological sense. Y o u r
ability to interview and com·
munlcate is accented. You
made residence and domestic
change this year and even bet·
ter times are upcoming.
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Few Fe1nale Hands at Levers ol Power
By l'itARY COSTEU..0
1.i.i.r111 itnetrdl a_,n
\Vhy is 11 that in 1972 women-ln·politlcs
;ire Sf·ldo1n heard and rarely ap-
plauded? Are the old anli·sufCrage clkheJ
doomed '!
When Yi'Omen first voted 1n 1920, it was
said they he.lped elect a handsome but ln-
ept President, \Varren G. !larding. It was
alst said that I.ht? ladies, unable to grasp
the deeper poHtlcal issues, voted
frivolously II at all, or else marked their
ballots as husbinds and fathers in-
strueted.
The jokes have raded fast thia year as
increased numben ol women girded ror
political action, demaoded a voice in par·
1y platfonns. campaigned for candidates
who supported women's programs, and
run for office 1hcmseJ,·es. The poli1iclza-
tion of women is one consequence of the
women's libcrnlion movement.
Betty Friedan. one of the organizers of
1hc National \\'omen's Polilical Caucus
(NWPC), warned more than a yea r ago :
"The wotmn's liberation movement has
crested now. If it doesn't become politlcal,
it will peter out. turn ago.inst ilself and
become nothing."
To gain social and economic eqality , it
ls felt, women havt! lo control some of
the levers of pov.•rr. 'fherc arc now few
feminine bands on these l~veri..
WO~fEN C0~1PRISE 52 J~rCl'llt of the
voting age popu.latioo but less than 3 per-
cent of all elected officials. Of 1bc S35
memben: of Congttss, just one elected
senator nnd 12 representatives are
women. Women account for only about
315 CJf the more thl!n 7,500 s1111t•
iegish1tors. 'Mw:!re are no w o 1n c n
go\'emors. rind lh~ National Lenguc of
Cities counts only 23 111omen n1ayors.
This year, the big surge of 1vomen can-
didates is at !he local level. There are oo
\\·omen on the Nov. 7 ballol for gO\"emor
and only two for U.S. Senator. At least $9
"·omen "''iii seek scats in the House of
l{epresentatives, v.·here only 12 now
SCJ"•>e.
The National Women's Po I it i ca I
C:iuc us, after its formation in July 1971.
agreed to help ''Those candidate! for
public or parly office, whether male or
female, v.'ho sup,POrt woqien's issues and
employ women jn decision-making posi·
lions on their adminislrative and cou11·
paign staffs." Caucus me1nbers tend to
be relatively young, urban and suburban.
v.·ell educate~. middle inco1ne, pro-
()ur Jllo1t ita So11 F ro11 e iseo ------.
Nixon People
Make Retreat
In Sign War
By .H~RB CA.EN
SAN FRANCISCO ~ lt \.\'as a
traff.ic-iitopper in Walnut Creek -1he
big sign reading "Jt \Vould Be A \Var
Crime to Re-Elect the President" on
lhe Lincoln Broadway Bldg. :..: bUt lt
didn't stay there long. \Vorkcr! in Nix-
on hdqs. on the third noor had hung
the "Re-Elect the President" part,
ll'hile Atty. Douglas Page, former
Mayor of \Valnut 'creek (and a Demo),
had suspended the "War Crime" part
from his fourth noor WindO\V SO the
two signs appeared as one. Stuck for
an answer, the Nixon people removed
their sign.
STREETSCENE : l\t Market op-
posite Fifth, these two far-out cats
were posting a sign for a yoga
meeUng -with "Peace" all over it -
when along came a policeman who
11sks "You know what peace really is"?"
... "•feah, yeah, okay, no hassle, \\'e'll
take down the sign," sighed one of the
shaggies, but the ·cop just shook his
head. "Peace," he explaine1'.I patiently,
"is when you walk up the block, look
back and you don't see inc -then you
put up the sign. That's peace" ... The
charade performed, the sign went up.
DOC HAYAKAWA, inlmdllcing Sen.
Eugene AlcCarthy at Cal S t a t e
Llniversity, formerly S. F. State
College: "C'rOOd afternoon, and how
come you university students look so
much better than the colleg e students
we had here last year~"
''OU CAN ah\·ays tell w h c n
Somebody T~Jg is appearing in the
F'ainnoni 's Venetian Room. The rush
and crush before the hush, $10 bills
being slipped to headwaiters, busboys
struggling through the crowd with
ta bles over thei r heads ( you
ring siders just receded to the lhlrd
ro\\'), chan1pagne buckets-and then.
1'\tiss l'eggy Lef>! Mer augmented
Heckscher Band is big enough to play
J\lah!er l)ul \\•hen she forgets about
tyn1pani and French horns and just
I zvestia T ells
O f Russ E f for t
To Protect Fish
By the Assocl:1ted Press
The Soviet go\'ernment newspaper
Izvestia has disclo.sed plans by Russian
authorities to set up a thrf!oe-.mile-lons
da1u at the no rthern end or the Black Sea
1n an effort to Stl\'C fisheries imperiled by
lhc influx of salt waler.
The proposed structure woold Stpnrnte
the Sea of A1t:Jv, a shallow body or water
once rich in fi sh. from lhe saltier main
body of the Rh1ck sCa.
The Azov Sea lisheries wert onee a
major source of flsh (or the people or the
Sovl~t Union . But in recent years Lb y
have fallen ofr disastrousl y because of an
ceologlcal chain reaction brought on by
the use of river water for industry and
Irrigation.
ECONOJ\1JC develop ment of lhe thickly
populated areas nea r the Sea of A:zov has
from the Don and the Kuban rivers, two
key esluaries to the sea.
The l~s of fresh ~·11tcr ha! brought an
innu1 of the saltier water from lhe Black
Sea into the Seia of A:z.ov. destroying fish
that had been B<XU!tomfd to 1 Jov.'!r salt
cunttnl .
Tl;c. dnm across Kereh Strait would be
deslgnl'CI to ke.:p U1e waters or the Black
Sea from enterJn1 the Sea r1 Amv 1nd
I
plain sings along with Old Lou Levy at
the piano, everything is keen and
peachy.
.,\f\'TI{ONY DELIA n1uscs: '·Jsn't it
odd Mayor Alioto is suing a defunct
maga:z.ine for connecting him y,·ith an
organization he says doesn't exist?"'
LORD THOMSON, the Canadian
press lord , is reportedly casting beady
eyes on lhe Copley chain.
l..ET'S HEAR IT for state Senator
Jim t.fills, who really did it! I mean,
biking 600 miles down the Coast lo La
Jolla to plug Pro. 20. When he arrived
there. a bicycle 5hop owner asked
hopefully .. Docs your bike need some
new parts?" to "''hich Jim replied
"No, but l do."
HOW NOW COMRADE MAO. H.
Bruce Franklin, the professor fired by
Stanford for his politica1 activities, is
in a rtal Catc~22 situation. When he
applied for unemployment insurance
lhe other day, he was refused by a
burtaucrat who explained : "Your mil-
itant activities make you unacceptable
to other urtiversities and since you
have applied for jobs only al other
universities, you have not made the
requlred search for work." Transla-
tion : no unemployment insurance until
be looks for a job for which he is nol
qu&lified.
ADD lNFJNITEMS: Tt e<>u!d be
news that Jackie Jensen's ex-wife.
Olympic Diver Zoe Ann Olsen, is now
Mrs. Don Braham of Crystal Bay,
Nevada.
• U. S. S. R.
hopco!ully restore the smaller body ol
"·attr to its original sannc conttnl.
SOVIET engin eers art'.' making a
survey of the area. They envisage a dam ,
acrOM lhe strnit between t he
northeastern :.ip of the Cr Im ea n
Peninsula nnd a narrow tonaue ol land,
the 01.uahka Sllndplt on the CaucaaUJ
side of the strait.
The project would Involve the buildin&
of a dike nearly (lne 1nlle long on the
Caucasus side of the strait and an Ad·
JOinin& t'o\"O-mlie rcgulatln& dam with
!!hipping loco and Oood8J1\el on the Crl·
rf'l~on !Ide.
Acoordtng to prcllminary e1Umnlc.>~.
the dam would coet $240 million end In·
Cl"Cilat to PeG million If !he 1tructure II
l'USIOENTIAL IALU>TINO IY MEN ANO WOMEN
1956 1960
St•v•t1$0n EINnhow•r Kenn.dy N-
Total ·l2.2,...o 57.8%
Men 4> 55
\Vomen 39 61
1964
Johnson Goldwater
Total 61 .31 (I 38.71,(1
Men f,0 40
Women 63 3~
!\fcG<lvem and anli·Nixon. Some obser-
vers have questioned the group's :ibillly
10 inn~ce the voting behavior d. the
majorit y of American women 1,1·ho may
not share Its liberal and feminist views.
The Caucus has praised ?>.1cGovern for
his support of women's programs and
critici:z.ed Nixon for "a lack of com-
mitment to women's issue a: -''
Nevertheless, Nixon's big lead over
l\tcGovem in pre-election polling resulted
from women's preferences as much as
60.1 i:o '9.9%
52 48
49 bl
1961
Hum,.hrey Ntun Walloc:e
43.0% .. 3.4~· J3.6'io
41 43 16
45 4:t 12
from men's. A Gallup Poll taken Sept. 22-
U indicated that women v.•ere actually
stronger in their supJl()rt of Nixon over
McGovern (64 to 30 percent ) than men
were (58 to 36 perc;ent).
B011J PARnES and their presidential
nominees have courted the v.·omen's vole.
Women acoounted for 40 pertenl of the
delegates at the Democratic National
Convention and 30 percent at the
Republlcan C.OnventKln. Both party plat-
forms supported ratllicatloa of women to
the Supmne Court and the c1blnel, and
pledged support for chlld-care p'°'"""
-although the Republlcan pledse waa
(ju111ifled, in deference to President Nix-
on's vi!to ot ft child caf\l bill lllst
December.
Nlxoo ha.s boasted that bis ad-
ministration "has appointed more ~'Ohlen
to full·thnt, Policy-making poslUont in
the federal government than ever
before." McGovern bas atressed h!.I sup-
port for the vetoed child-are bill and is
knov.'n to be more amenable ti> legalh~ed
abortion than his opponent.
\\'hi!e women may begin to demand
more support from male candidates on
issues of importance 10 them· there ts
considerable doubt thal they will support
\\'Omen candidates in large nwnben. A
1912 Poli, conducted by Louis Harrl9: for
Virginia Slirrui cigarettes (lhe "you've
come a long way, baby" brand) found
that 63 percent of both the men and
v.·on1en interviewed fell that "most men
are belier suited emotionally for politics
than are most women ."
In the same poll, 40 percent of the
women said \bey would be less likely to
vole for a woman than for an equally
qualified male candidate. However, 57
percent of the women and 58 percent of
the men felt tba country would be read)'
to elect a v.unan President in the nut 20
years.
EVEN MORE encounging to women
v.•15 a Gallup Poll conducted in ' Auiiust
1911. Jt indic.Jt.ed that 61 percent of tho
"'omen and 65 percent or the men would
vote Car a qualined woman presidenllal
candidate. A similar study Jn March 1969
found I.bat S8 J'U1""'t ol Ille men but Ol11j'
49 pe:rc:ent ot thti women were then Will
ing to do 5(),
There are few Indications that
American "'-omen will be able lo form a
cohesive voting bloc oo either y,·omcn
candidates or womon 's issues during the
t970s. Tbelr ldcologtcal differences .~
main too great; their opinion on spcc.1r10
iJsues too dJvene. What seems n1oto
likely ls: the fonnation of a number ol
formal and lnfonnal "'omen's groups.
based on the poUtical proclivities of their
members. The effectiveness of s:uch
groups will depend 10 a large extent. on
the alliances they form -wilh llke-nund·
ed racial and ethnic groups, labor, youth
and others. If women in large numbers
join these coaUtions, they can be ex·
pected to devote themselves much n10re
to the politica.l issues than to serving ll~
coffee.
U.S. to Go Metric--Some Day
A g ency Formed to Show Way
I By JOSEPIJ L. fl.IVLER
It begins to look as though the U.S. will
join the rest of the YlOrld and "go metric"
-some day.
for the time being it won't be
necessary for people going·lo the store lo
tfiiilk-in tern'IS Of meters. kilograms and
liters instead of yards, pounds and
quarts.
But it maye not be too soon to get used
to the idea . The U.S. Office of Edue11tlon
has just set up a Nalional Metric Educ&-
tion Center to provide course materials
and research facilities for teachers .
And the National Bureau of Standards
{NBS) has pllt out a wallet card showing
how to coovert units of length, arta.
volume, weight, and temperature from
!hose we have used so long to those 111)\V
used by all but a steadily shrinking small
number of countries.
YOU CAN BUY the cards for 10 cents
each or $6.25 for 100 from the Superin-
tendent of Documents, U.S. -Government
Printing Office.
~tuch of the impetus for these actions
11•as pro~iided by lhe Senate Aug. 18 when
ll passed a bill calling for a change in the
next 10 years from the Englilh, or im·
perial, to the metric system of weights
and measures based on multiples or frac-
tions of 10.
The change would be voluntary and
gradual but planned. A national metric
conversion board would supply the plan-
ning.
The Senate action prompted n
Washington housewife to v.Tite a letter to
the edilor accusing the government of a
conspiracy to confuse to an even gttater
extent supermarket patrons already con·
fused by trying tC> figure oot the cost dif-
ference between ordinary and "economy
sized" packages.
SllE NEEDN'T y,·orry yet. No House
committee bearings on tbe Senate bill will
be held until next year, and they are like.
ly to be protracted.
Said a spokesman for the House
Science and Astronautics Committee:
''We aren't going Into something as
sweeping as this without extensive hear-
ings." He suggested that the Senate h3d
acted "precipitously.''
This view Is not shared by Industrial
Research magazine. It noted lhat about
95 percent of the earth's PoPuiation is
committed to the metric syste~. This
' leaves the U.S. "virtually isolated in our
adherence to the obvlotJSly unwleldll".
outmoded, and complicated English
system." The magazine continued:
"Metric conversion is an important
economic measure that will place the
U.S. on a more compelitive basis witb
the rest of the world. ll's about time we
qult playing pol!Ucs and wasting money."
111E FOLKLORE of the English
system -the ooe "'e inherited Crom the
British-ls fasclnaling il not partltularly
comforting to proponents or precise
measure111ent.
Since Anglo-Saxon times or before, the
inc:b was the length of the thumb
knuckle, the yard was measured from
the nose of King Edgar to the lip of the
middle finger on his oulitretched arms,
and so on.
These measurements bavt been relined
from time to time ever since. And as
long as the British Empire covered most
of the world , the imperial system
dominated the English speaking peoples
and lhose they ruled.
But the metric system, with its greater
simplicity and purity, was bound to win
out. It was created by the French
Academy of Sciences in 1190 and
l'igorously promulgated in Europe by
Napoleon.
MOST OF the nations ol the world
y,·ere using metric: standards before
World \Var U and at th.is time, according
lo Dr. Lawrence M. Kushner. acting NBS
director, all industrial countries -ex-
cept the U.S. "have already made their
commitments to go metric or have
already converted."
Although domestic acceptance of
metric measurements on the
supermarket level seems likely to be a
1006 time coming, many American in·
dustries already have converted on their
own volition.
They simply have had to. Adherence to
lhe old measurements has constituted tin
Whieh
G.45 s~. cm .
1 ~.1nch •
1 MILiiMETER • .03'137 In.
intolerable barrier to international trade.
Jn times like these when Imports are rls.-
ing rapidly and exports: are decllnlng,
U.S. industries can't afford to be caught
flatfooted much loager oo the simple
issue of measurement standards. As
NBS' Kushner put it:
"Where our industry may choose to
make a fitting which ls two inches in
diameter, an industry in a metric caun-
lry might prefer five centimeters. The
two resulting parts would be tantalizing
close in size, bot c;ompletely in-
compatible."
TT HAS BEEN estimated that CCJn-
verting to metric ~·ill cost the U.S.
anywhere from $15 billion to $65 billion
though some calcula:tions put it much
lower.
"But." according to Industr i al
Reiearch, "it is costing us far more to
hang on to our English system,"
Industrial Researcll figures that IS per-
cent of American industry is now on the
metric system. School children are being
taught metric in math and science.
And, Kushner said, "virtually all sclen·
tific disciplines and engineering use
metric language predominantly." Tfit
National Aeronautics and S p a c e
Administration went metric in 1971 in its
technical and scientific publications.
The metric legislation still before
Congrtss is based on a three-year study
by the National Bureau of Standards and
<lther agencies which showed. according
to NBS, "that the \\'orld and the in·
dustrlE!s within this rountry are mo\'ing
inexorably toward metric usage."
A YEAR AGO, however, then Com·
merce Secretary Mauri« H. Stans v.·am·
ed against hasty conversion action v.·hich
'might cause us one day to hear a sport!
announcer say: "The \Vas hi n gt o 11
Redskins have the ha], third down, and
9.144 meters to go."
Then there was lhe lime years :.go
when Mlsa Switzerland visited Washington
and astounded everybody by giving ht!i
measurements as 92-57-92. It turned oul
she y,·as talking in centimeters whicn,
converted to local standards, came out to
30-23·36.
As a nonmetrlcnted reporter wrote
thb was "still awesome but no longer W.:.
believable."
Way~ MeGovern~
'Poll Vault', Tortoise Trends Mark Pa.st Campai g1is
to be used as a bridge, replacing a
railroad ferry that er~ the strait just
soulh or the dam 11te.
BU'ORE TllE «Ologlcal probl•rns
arose, the Sea or Azov )'lelded about
300.000 tons or fiilh a year, Including
sturgeon, carp and a type ot pike perCh
known as :z.ander.
After engineers had c o n s I r u c t e d
re9ervolr1 and lrriaaoon works on lhe
Don and Kuban rtvers. the spawning
places of fi sh in dclla areas were lald dr)'
and by til!O lhe flab catch had been
reduC'cd by SO percent.
The Jnlbillous profcct renett! a grow·
tng awnrtncu by Sovto\ a111tbor!Ue1 ol
the negative lmpttct of such industrial
1cUvltle1 on the environment. •
By JACK WAUGll
Chri11!ia1i Science fl.1anilor Service
Tbere is 8 rule or modem presidentifll
Politics that might be called the "poll·
vault" principle.
IL first surfnctd and amazed can·
didates and voters ln 1948. lt dominated
again in the campaigns of 1960 and 1968.
And it may be operating ln 1972. If not,
tho its opposite-, the never·got-cfr-the
ground principle which WM in effect in
1952. 1956, and 1964 clearly is.
J-fere's lhe sJtunlion:
}•;very pmatdenU.a1 campaign si nce 1948
hns started out with one candldate
holding 1 lead. It has looked hopeless
for the tortoise early In the race.
TN ltfl, Republican Thomas E. De"'-cy
was swamping Harry S Tnimrin when the
campaign opened In September. In 1952.
and in 1956. Dwight Eisenhower \VllS
hopelessly out ahead of Adlai Stoven.'°'1.
In 1960. John 1''. Kennedy was being
1m•shed ln September by Rlctw-d M.
Nixon. tn 1964. Lyndon Johnson was
burying Barry C.oldwater in a poliLlcal
avala.nche on L.abor Doy.
Jn 1968, Nixon was In there again
thrashing llubert HUmpbrey on openlng
dr.y.
In 1972 . Nixon is out ag:iin a poll·mlle
ahead of George ~tcCoven1.
TN TRUMAN'S case In 1948, the:
vaulting principle soon aet in. From way
behind Truman began gradually to ealn
ground until ~y the tlme the nation went
to the pOlls the first Tuesday of that
November, it wu neck and neck. And
despite a premature C}_llcago Tribune
headline announcing a Dewey victory.
when the country awoke the morning
after, President Truman had been re-
elected. Jt was a very succes!ful poll
vnull.
The same Utlnf happened In 1960, when
Ille polls were sbovllng 1 ~ edge for
Nixon against J"lia Kennedy turning Into
September. Tbf:n &be vault law aet in. By
nbotlt ty,-o peromtqe points a week
Senator Kenncc.11 begon to edge upward
unlit the Polls hit about 00-50 and hung
there untU election d.11y. And nest mom·
ing, there it waa, a Kennedy wln and
another successful poll vault.
In 1968. it was tha a.me situation oll
over again, anCJther 60-to gap to tt•rt
with lollowed by the funlllar two
perccnt·a-wee.k narrowtnQ ot 1bt! g1p un·
Iii by electloo day it WAS hanging :tgaln
at 5G-$0. Nixon Ll».Jgbt he WJS tetlnQ: a
rerun of a bad rnovla, But ne1t ltt()mlng
Nixon had been tlected 1nyhow -a.11r-
rowly. Flurnphrey had just extt1.1ted an
unsuct.'eSSful pall ~ault.
SO '-tlJCll for that law. Now far Uie
nt:vcr. got· off · tbe • ground/rinclple. Jt
also atarts with 1 bare an a tortoise
sltuallon at the polb. The trouble ls, no
vitulling eve1 occurs. The hare is uevc.r
headed. The leader just holds there with
that massive lead And tile election is o
landslide. So it was in '52, '56 and 'ti4.
f\fessrs. Stevenson and Goldwater failed
to vault at all.
Now here is George ~1cGovem. And hd f~nds himself In the worst vaulting posl·
Uon since }{arry Truman. In early
September 1948, President Truman Wl!J
being written of!. No chance of fl sue·
cesstul vault. But he did It anyhow,
Today Mr. Mt<Jovcrn is being \\'riU~n
off. No chance. Can he'al30 do it? Which
principle Is ln optratlon?
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Saturday, October 21, 1972
The comment page of the
Dally Pilnt teel<s lo Inform
and ltlmulate readers by
presenlln1 a variety of com·
mentary on topl<1 of Inter-
est and •Iitnlfktnce from
Informed ob!ervera a n d
•pokennen.
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Good monilng gJrls and
boys. At least the weatherlady
promised It would be a nice
day today. That hard rain
\\·e've had was suppose to
vanish, giving \vay to a sunny
and prob ab I y remarkably
clear day.
Baseball must still be the
most papular sport i n
America. or at least along the
Orange Coast. because the en-
tries into our contest can1e
pouring in.
If you'll notice, we have not
only the drawing winner using
the weekly topic or baseball.
or rather the World Series. but
also the riddle and poem win-
ners.
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A Jot of thought went Into
the poem this week, and I
hope you'll take the time to
read it. It is a very personal
expression of what baseball
means to one person (and
probably what it 1neans to
many others too~. and this is
the kind or outstanding poem
Uncle Len alwaya looks for.
* PRIZE 1l'INNEH * Martin Nishimi, 8. 10170 M1rgo Lane, Westmin1ter
Anolher thing 1 want to
point out about this week's
winners ls that they are from
Westmlnster and G a r d e n
Grove. places 1,1,·e don't always
get a lot of l!!ntrles from.
That's eocouraglng, aod I
hope ethers in these cities on
the perimeter of the Orange
Coast \Viii start reading our
page and participating in the
contests.
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len 's Contest. Here's all you
do: (I) draw picture on piece ol plain, white paper Slii inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make Jines black. (2) Do not copy or
trace picture. It mu.st be your own y,·ork. (!) Put yeur name, age and
address on back of drawing. l\1ail it lo Uncle Len'~ Art Q>ntesJ . Box
1500, DAILY PILOT, Costa l\1e!a. Entries must be received by noon en
Thursday for publication on the following Saturday. Winner will receive
KeMedy half dollar.
I shou ld ren1ind you to get
your entries into the con tests
by the Thursday n o u n
deadline. Several ti mes
recently good drawings tklve.
cOm'e in-a ·week too latl! to
win. .
For instance. this week I got
a picture of the Santa l\laria
instead of the Oakland
Athletics. And they don't look
too much alike!
Also, I want lo thank 6-vear-
eld Ricky Coronodo of Costa
ritesa ror the charming draw-
ing of me that he sent in. I'm
sure he's going to b<! \\'inning
contests very soon. a n d
receh'ing his 50-cent pil!!Ce in
the mail . Keep 'em coming!
As some of you may know.
Sunday is United Nations Day.
It is being observed by so1ne
org an izations, mostly
churches. but I think we can
give it a little recognition
ourselves_
The United Nations, of
course. is the international
body or representatives of
most of the nafklns in the
world. Some of the smaller na·
tions cannot vote on · the big
issues, but most countries or
any size have some voice in
the business.
\Vhat business~ \Vell the
U.N. deals in one way or
another with just about every
problem known to mankind
anywhere in the world.
YOUR NEWS QUIZ
PART 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
Give yourself 10 polnta lor each correct
answer.
1 The U.S. supreme Court(CHOOS.EONE:upheld,
overruled) a lower federal court which had d&-
cla.red unoonaUtuUona.l an Obio law providing
for r~ratnc parents of priTate school atu-
denta for tuition paymenta.
2 The World Hockey League opened its first sea.-
eon o! ohampionahlp compeUUon. lt will haTe
aliptly diHerent playing rules in some cases
from the National Hockey League. Tnie or
F&lae?
3 The jailing of Peter Bridp made new&. Kr.
It has not been as effective
in stopping wars as its
creators had hoped, but the
very fact that all nations put
enough confidence in it to con-
tinue to support it gives us
hope that scmeday in the
future it can become a
meeting place where wars can
be fought with words and over
tables instead of with guns
and in damaged homelands.
The United Nations had i1'
beginnings in the early 19408.
and the first General
Assembly meeting of nations
was held in London, England
in 1948. Since then a fa1nous
building bas been built in New
York City. and headquarters is
there oow .
The United Nations sponsors
and operates co u n t I es s
organizations for the good of
the \Vorld's people. One you
1nay be familiar with is
UNESCO. \Vhich seeks to
further world peace through
educational and scientific aid
to nations that need It.
Some of you may have been
lucky enough to have vis ited
New York and seen the largl!!
building there on ~1anhattan
island, across rrom the Statue
of Liberty.
'Or you may have seen pie·
tures of it. If so. you may
draw a picture of the building
itself, as it is a symbol that
man of all nations and colors
and religions and backgrounds
ca~ work together for a good
cause.
Test ¥ourself
tie•t'• • cfltflt;e lor tvtrvon• lr1 l~e f1mltv old tnovl!FI 10 rt1d 10
18'' l'l!S QI' her own "llOle for news.·• f1k1 mrs w111ur News Otiir
'" '"" ~•IVK'I' ol vour OW!'I home (VDll don't tVl!tl tr.Vt IO le! !!'le rel! or !tie l•mllv k1111.,. hoW vou m•cle wt! tnd Ht /low much rou
~1111w 11DOU1 .....,1t'1 von1 on In 11'11 world lod1v,
OOll't CfilMI -An1wt1• 11111r lv1Nll•' doWft) MIO• •Ulr.
Match word clues with their correspond-
llli plcturea or eymbola. 10 potnta for
each correct answer.
A f ,.,._,
HUD
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Prime Mlniater Jens
Otto Kr&1 resigned
after lead.J.na • . ? •.
Into tbe EEC
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Bridge ia a .. ? •• wbo wu jailed for refusing
to allow a crand jury acoeu to eome informa-
tion wbi.ch he p.thered.. MIWlllAll ISL\MDS
Welfare reform bJt
snag tn the .. ? •.
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a-polioeman
b-reporter
c-Defeue oUiclal
4, In a m&Jor epeech, Demoon.Uc prelidenttal
candidate Oeorse .McGovern repeated. that be
would withdraw all Amerioan forces from Viet
Nam within .• ? •. after takiJl& offlce. ·
a-90 day11 t>-6 month• c-a year
6 NaUonallit Cb1n-PNalden\ Cll1anc Kai-Bliek
called Japan'• PrtmeKln11ter& 111hort-eJgb.ted
profiteer'' for reonptztna Communl 1t Chin.a.
Chiang will be •• ? •• year• old October 31.
a-fi3 b--61 c-86
PART II -WOWD~ IN THE NEWS
Take 4 points for each -word that you can
match with !ta correct meaning.
l ..... wboleaale
2 ....• rela..11
J...,.oommodlty
4. ..... raUon
5 ••.•• opUon
a-fixed 1hare
b-1ellin1 to Jodlv1dual
oon1umer
c-rlpltoolloote
d-ae.W.nc: ID large
quanUty
e-artlole of trade
PART Ill -NAMES .IN fHE NEWS
Take 6 polnta lor names that you can
correcUy match with the clues.
1 ..... 0a'1d Ben-Ourton a-Premier, El)'Pt
2 ..... Mahmoud Faw&I
a ..... Harold Wllooo
4 ..... Cbalm WeitmlM
5 ..... BdWud Hoalll
t>-Leader, &1ta.tn"•
Labor Party
c-Ft r1t laraeU Pre1-
ldent
d .. Leader. Bl1tatn'1
Con1en1t1ve Party
.-F1r1t J1r1ell Prtme
lrlin11ter
• vrc, Inc., MtdllOft, wt JC°"''"
,a <> '\$71":\ 3 .••.. '3' Cuad.l&o Prime Mln-
11t.er Tnadeau faces
eleotlooa October 30
HOUSE
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Thll 11 tat e became
American territory on
October 18, 1867
5 .....
President Geo r ge s
Pompidou o! France
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The U.S. la necotiaUng
wlth •• ? •• to import
its nab.tral pa
SENATE 7 .....
Prlme Min!ster lndlra
Gandhi claimed the
. . 7 •• 11 aotlTe Jn
lndl•
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8 .•••.
The •• 7 •• lnllJates
tax.meuure1
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HOW DO YOU IATE?
J
U•-lioi•h SWo of Qola i.,_,.1e1y) 71 to II) ,...., -a..,
t1 ht 100 Jlltlfllh • TOf' SCC.l! '' to 10 ,_,,.,. • '•Ir. ., .. to,., ...... e...ts..t. 40tt\JlliW111-H'..!
fAMILY DllCUlllON QUUnON
Wba.t do you tb.lnk wtll bet.bemo1ttmportaot polt-
tlca.L ta1Ut1 tn our natfon 20 ye&re from now?
THIS WllK'I OWLENGEI ., "'"
Al leader of the ChrlaU&n Peoples Party, Lars
Korvvald wae uked to form a new coalttlon gov-
ernment for what Scandtnavia.n riaUon?
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Sticki•t' His Neck Out
This. San Die~o Zo? resi.dent, a penguin, can't fl y,
but 1t looks like hes trying. Actually, he's just get·
s..d y•111 411Mttie111 t• Ast Aady,
c/• OrlnMJ• c .. t hffy "'"· lo1
1560, CMt• M ... , C_,lt,
.Ariay 1ench 1 compl1!1 l0-Y11h,1"'* se•
of !lie Mtrll Sludilt1t1 E~yti. .... 11 tc
01nlu Wor11:1dow1~•. 1ge ''-or E1sr
St. LDUl1, tU., lor ... , Q ... ,11on:
Where did carrier pigeom;
originate'.'
Mosl or us tend to think of
the carrier -i:igeon and the
ho1ning pigeon as one and the
san1e. Pigeon fanciers. who
show end race these emazing
birds, think of them as t\\'O
varieties or breeds of the
same species.
l\lembers of the s a m e
species may vary, but they
can mate and bear offspring.
When carriers, homers and
other domestic pigeons c~s
breed. the offspring revert to
their common wild ancestor.
the blue rock dove that
originated in the Old \Vorld.
\Vild rock doves still live
near the ~tediterranean, on
the rocky slopes and cliffs of
Africa. Europe and Asia .
Some of their ancestors were
among the first domesticated
birds. though it is hard to say
1,1,·hethcr the people adopted
1 hese pigecns or the pigeons
ackipted the people.
munications systems.
For thousands of years. the
most talent.ed honlers "'ere
bred to produce even more
talented offspring. However,
most flying birds are great
travelers with a n1ysterious
inborn ability lo navigate
there and back.
The l•rild rock dove can find
his way home from far place.!!,
and all members of his species
have this quality lo some ex·
tent. The British counted en
this fact when they developed
another strain of courier
pigeon.
All straiM of the basic
species share the basic rock.
dove fealures. But no t..-·o
birds are exactly ali~.
Anay ,..n<I• till, la &ern1<1en' ICero,
~~t 11. at L1be"vv!Ho. 111 , 111r ~f'
<lMtthOI':
Whal determines the slit of
a mosquito bite?
The ~lied bite is a stab
wound and its size i s
determined by the pesky crit·
ter's jabber -which is min·
iscule. The painful bump
that sv:ells up around the tiny
wound is caused by saliva that
the mosquito injects inte the
flesh.
The size of the bump is
determined by how n1uch
damage this does: to the living
cell!. Bady che1nistry varies
slightly from person to person
end 90ll'll!! are more allergic to
SiluUia)', October 11 . 1'111 DAILY PILOT 1
ting ready for a fan cy dive. prcp;i r1ng to t .1 ~c ;1
little S\vin1. He's n1orc at hon1e in n•ater than in air
Senate Chooses
Hogs Over Coivs
l\lAD ISON, Wis. IUPI \
The Wisconsin Senate has
made its choice between <'O"'S
and hogs.
The Senate passed a
measure designating the dairy
cow es Y.'isconsin's don1estic
animal.
"I think this is a racial
discrimination among cattle.··
said Sen. Dale McKenna. a
Democrat fr om Jefferson.
''This calls for a Holstein a~
the slate dairy CO'tl' and all my
Gurnsey people wit! be on my
back."
"~1aybe there is a little
discrimination," said Senate
1t1ajo rity Leader Ernest Ke!>'
pier. a Republican from
Sheboygan. •·1 understand the
black angus are 1narching and
going to take ov er the Senate
chamber:·
.. rm a lillle disturbed at>vut
1vhat hogs \\'ill think in nly
area." said Republican Sen.
C'r0rdon lloseleip "Th ey are
important an1nu1l s, too. I am a
little disturbed 111c arc leaving
the hog out.··
Air Pollutiou
Studv Funded
Ca pitol News Serl'i<:f
SACRA~1ENTO -. A five-
year UC Riverside sludy of
air pollution and respiratory
disease has received a con-
tinuation grant of $315.29.1
from the U.S. En\·irocuncntal
Protl!!Ction Agency.
The program -Commu ni ly
Hea_lth En v ir o nm e nt ;i l
Surveillance Svstem !CltESS1
-is the most' rumprehens ivr
sludy of the effects of sn1oi!, en
lung function ever undcrltLkt"n.
offi cia ls hcrl' sa1rl
Co1•ner ---,
RIDDLES and JOKES
* Tom: \\'hy are spiders good outfield·
ers:'
PRIZE Beth: They catch rncs.
II/INNER
Jot '11• Ol'IHr•. I. fJh Slll"Mll ... _., 01,...., Grov1
The original 1,1,·ild species
looks a lot like our chummy
street pigeon. Bu1 ages ago.
mankind began selecting end
breeding certain birds to
enhance special qualttles. Thia
selective breeding rewlted in
the carrier, the homer. the
pouter and almost 200 othtr
breeds. strains or varieties of
the original species .
this mosquito saliva than
others. l~====================::::J The tiny slab is made by the
No doubt the friendly
association of people and
pigeons began near t he
original habitat of the wild
rock dove. In Egypt. a strain
of homers was trained to car~
ry messages at least 5,000
years ago. His descendant5
carried news of the ancient
Greek Olympic Games from
city to city.
mosqulto's beak. which is .----------------------~ where her nose should be. Th is
remarkable proboscis is sh:
rnl.-U·tools called stylets and
~nen not in use. the tool kit is
encased in a tubular bag or
skin. Y.'hen the sty\ets stab
through the skin, her special
saliva oozes down into the
Es.sue.
Later they were drafted to
serve as military couriers for
the warfaring Persians and
Romans. The heroic homer
breed contiooed in this role all
lhe way up into this century
until replaced by modern eom-
It.$ purpose is to prevent the
blood from coagulating so that
the iMCCt can sip up her meal
in liquid form. However, the
saliva chemicals al90 resem·
ble bee-stings. which also
harm some people more than
others.
PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST
FOR FIRST GRADERS
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BASEBALL
Baseball's fun, baseball's gre:it
It's hotdogs with mustard
And coming home late.
It's fun to watch the team's action
Funnier yet to watch the fan's reaction
Baseball's fun, but \Vhen it's done
Everyone's glad if bis team's \von!
1 love baseball as you can see
Come along won't you someday with n1e.
1o k111fMll!v "-ilf 11111.,. -• ,. 1111'1111• Mir, 1•1. 1u11 -•le 1'11(1, WM!llthlll.,. ftf" lilt WIMlllt tt1trr 111 ~
•N'Y ll'MI -Clf!ttll. Mall .,.yr -m 1r ••••" le Uftcl1 LHI, ... lUI, c .. t. Mftt, (ilflf. tut• "'
r tN.ll JIJOG INfo
,TU(S, OC.t . )I ST A.·00 '·"·
~All !N[ .. \' ioelY
PLEAS(
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~ .. 1urd..1y, O·.\Obtr ll 1'11l
Bi1 siness men Give Ba11quet Hillel
Ba pl Isl
llatbor Tr inh,· 6 :1 p t 1 s t
Cbur1:h, i1t 12.'lO llakt!r Si.,
t:ost:1 :\'les:1; sc r\'tCe Sunday
at JI ;1.n1 .. church school ;,it
9 4~. sermon fl'lJnl 13ook of
Jonah, by lhe Rev C-Onn1e
!)Hlios; film al 7 p n1 ~l'\'ite.
"Lost Generation.··
First Baplist Cbu r(·h of
l.uguDlf. liUls. at 24521 ~loul\011
Parkway: scr\!ice Stlnday at
11 a.m .. church school at 9:45:
se rmon "Don't Be a Dropou1
t The Story of Den1as1." by the
Rev. Ivan B. Bell: nl(~n·s
fellowshi p ~londay ;.11 7 30
p.n1 .; BI b I(' s1udy-pra.\er
Pulpit & Pew
at nH~eting \Ve<lnesdn)
p .. m.: Bible study,
Thur.$Clay.
10 ii Ill.
7 St·ienlist, 81h and l)h1t·. ll un·
tiugtou Ucaeh ~rv1t•cs and
t·hur(·h St'hOOI ;it 9 30 and 11
J !11.: l"lrst t.:burt l'! of (hri.;t.
St·il!ntii>l. 3303 V1a I. J d u .
Nl'\\'j)orl &•ii('h. srr1•1ces ii!ld
church school al 9 untl JO :1u
a nl : St·t·~1od (burt h u I
Chrl't. f\{·lc111l1il. 3100 l'<J(,'lllt'
\ 1e11 l>r11•e, l'iirona dcl \Lu·
:.t·r\ ices and rhurth schu•JI al
IU :i n1 · \\f'(l!ll'.'id:1\ 1cst1n1011.1
1nct•t1n:.:s at 8 p 111 ;ll all fou1·
tJ ni\'CriilY Baptist Church,
at 2252 Bristol S1., Santa Ana:
service Sunday at ti a.01 .
church $Choo! at 9:-.5 ; ~rmon
"!!ere and Now -There and
Then " by the Rev . \Vi\l is J.
C:.:irril'1J: 7 pin. serinon
"~lessage· from God 's \\1ord ."
Ch1•istia11 Scie11ce
Cbri sti an Scieoce Churches.
First Church of Christ. Sci~.o·
list, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive.
Cos1a ~1esa. services at 11
i1 .n1. and c-hurch school HI !): l!l
11.111 . First Churt•b of Chris!.
rhurche~
Epi•<'OJHll
(hurt•h ol St. \\ill rid ol
\'urk, ;I[ Ch<.i1Jl'I Lane at E!h.~.
llu11lul,1.pon B e a(' h : run
liru1auor1 class n'ec·11ng Sntur·
tl<1\ (}I.'\ ~n. at 10 a .111.. senior
(';1l1l1r111at10·' l'li\)S ':•1csd3Y ~
al 8 .10 ;11•d llJ 3\111.111., t'hurCh
:.L·huul ;1n<l 111 \Jlc l'lass at 9: 15:
~':r111u11 "',\11 /\1nal1ng Fu ith,"
111 !ht: Ht•\ \\1!11u11i H. ~IJt•r.
JP11•isf1
'I t•11111lr Ut'fh Ouvid v I
t lrJn~r Count,, ;it 114 Kalel1:1
A\t'., l.f>s Al:1n1ilos: servi<"e
Vrid.1) at 8 15 p rn . sem1on
'"If Tiu:. \\'t>re Our Last
St•r' 1('.C [)I\ YY1';Nu." b)'
Habbi flt!ur1 !:'.: Front
r ,111l1e1•t1t1
Gloria lh:l Lutht-rao Churc h.
tScb P l iLJJ IT, l'agc 91
Tonight RI 6:30 t!1e Sad·
lllcbuck Valll'Y Ch r Is ti a n
Bus!J1eS! Alcn's C0tnmit1cc
will hold ils st'COnd annual
bn:1quct Its prin1ary purPQSe
1.:-; to c'1)1n1nunicatc t11e Gospel ur Jesu s C hris! 10
hus1ncs:.r11en.
'l'he <.Xl1nrniltee \\'ill have
llt·rbcrt E. EIJ1nt,:\\'ood as the
princi pal spc:aker . ~llingwood,
\\'ho is lef.!al affairs secretary
tu Gov. Ro11Jild Re a & an .
r('t'eived his B.A. in Political
Sci('llcc fro1n Yale Univerity
11ncl !us !<1111 degrt•c from the
$tanforrJ University Ww
School.
Prior to assun1ing h i s
prcscnt post. he w a s
legisl11tivC' representative to
!he state llourd of California.
In add111on to contributing to
nu1nerous legal, legislative.
;111d Judicial asSOC'i ations. ht•
hnrJ a major rote in starting
Tct·n Challcngl'. a half\\'il,V
Jiuuse fol' youthful narcotics
addit'IS in the Bay Area.
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COMMITTEE SPEAKER
Herbert Ellingwood
Ill' ltas been selected as one
or the Outslandlng Young '-1en
of America by the Junior
Chamber of Con1n1erce an<l as
the Outstanding Young Man or
O.iland.
"'1'he banquet is to be hekt at
tile S.ddleback Inn. l!IO East
1st St .• 5ant:i Ana. DoMtion Is
$5.75 per pBr!IOn. 1'1ckels may
bt obtained by cnl l ing
Ken Wells at 831).1124 , or nuty
be purchased at the door.
Preceding £11inpood v.•ill
be the testhnony of frflnk
Allnutt or Franklin Allnutt
Advertising find PubliC' Itch•·
tiQns in El T()l'O.
Two Elected
At Foursqn<-1rc
Douglas T. Olson and ~iiss
Inez Cordell. both of Costa
~l esa . have bt..--en elected tG thr
cow1cil o f the Costa P.1esa
Foursquare Church. Olson ls
serving his second term. They
v.•ill join Robert Doria and
~irs. ~1orris Pierson. in-
cu1nbents on the board.
Planning:
Sliabbath
1'he t'hildcn of 'fC'mple 11 1111.'I
11 Ill hold n "Special Shubl>a t11
\l i~ft '' St1turday, Oct. 28.
1\ typic.:il &1bba1h dinner
\\'i ll be se rved by
the Sisterhood and the trad\-
t1011al prayers will be recited
Ul'l?r the wit1t>, Cha llah ~bread )
und candles. 1
On Saturday Nov . 4, they
\\'ill a!l ('ud Jl avdallah services 1
undl'r !he stars
A fle1d trip lo the University
of Judasim 's production '
"Chasidic F'estival" on Nov . 12
is also planned. Temple llillel
is forn1ing adult t..>ducation
courses and intercslcd persons
should phone 894-8671.
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
Fifteenth and Monrovia Streets
8:30 A.M. & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Worship
BASIC HUMAN NEEDS: Leviticus 9
"THE WORK OF A PRIEST"
9:45 A.M. -Sunday School
6:00 P.M. -Evening Wor5hip
SOLUTIONS: Roman5 4
"The Way In"
WIDNISDAT 7:30 ,,M. -DR. ROIERT FROST
WAfCH "DAY IT DAT"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
!RANCHES Of THE MOTHE• CHURC H
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSA C HUSElTS
"PROBATION AFTER DEATH"
Sunday, October 22nd
I
II
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Adams Stree ts
H un tington Beach
Bob(e Sc;hool & Mor"inq Wo.,hi p
9:00 & IO:JO A.M.
Youth Group' .. , ... 6:00 p,m.
' EYen;M9 WoHf-iip . . 7:00 p.m. I;
Nur~f"\I c~r• orovleled di 41! """k""
I A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NEWPORT C~NTER
Worslllp-,:00 A.M. AT
115 Atot•. lalltoo 1.1.-
11 :15 A.M • .t St. Mkllffl'1
1 E,fscop.I C•11rch
' Morqllet"lte flt '•Ifie 'llew Dr
c-dtttMer
........ : ,75.0950 ----
Colla Mei•
Huntinqfon 81 .. ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
7721 t 7t!o St. 5Jti.J5l7
s ...... ;., -9,15 & 1o:J o
Nuroetf C.re All Mornlrn,J
Churclo !lchoo1 -9:15 ---------
H11r1tin9ton 81ac:h -North
oy -7:JO P.M. -S•111doy -7:00 P.M.
KHOF -Cloo"Mt 30
Mesa-First Ch<Jrch of Christ, Sc ientist
2880 Meso Verde Dr., COlto Meso
I U"''~ .)Jlr.1)111 /"Jill ~•otoon )~'151~
IF==========='. FIRST UNITEO
' METHODIST CHURCH
19th St. ' Harbor 8/vd.
COMMUNITY
METHOOIST CHURCH --------. ~ -
CN11rwty & Child Core Avoilob~ for oll Servic:e&J
Dr. George 0 . Wood, Pastor 646-7117
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FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa -548-3761
E. W. Phillip•. Pa1ior
5UNDA T 51RYICE5
':JO A.M.-Su11doy School CJ~ !All Agtt l
CHILD CARE AVAILAILE I I rllt11 81
10:.!iO A.M.-"God'i Wiii "
PCKrot 'llilllp1 Speokin9
7:00 ,.M.-l1v. Alle11 Cloyto"'
Gwelt SpHker
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S1111doy School -9:1 S A.M.
Ch wrch Sc1vlce -11 ;00 A.M.
RHdln9 Rool'l'I, 2850 MC$11 Verde D•.
Huntington Beach-First Church of Chr;st, Scientist
8tlo & Oliwe, H1111ti"gto11 l eoc:lo
Su11doy School-9:30& 11 :00 A.M.
Churc:h -9:10 & 11 :00 A.M.
Jteodl11q Roo,., -228 Moi,. St
Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist
1:1 JJOl V'Jo Lido, Newport Beoclo
Ch11rclt & S..nday School-9:00·10:JO A.M.
flHdl119 Room, lll 5 Yio Lido
Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist
1100 'ociflc View Dr .. Corono dcl Mor
Church & S1111day School -10:00 A.M.
JteodlrMJ Room -3500·1 Co05t ttwy. IE11ter Norci11u1I
We~ E•e11l119 l e\tlmo11, Meennqs -8 p.m. -All Clt11rc:hft
EL TORO
CHURCH Of CHRIST
25100 Monto1toso Dr.
M lssio11 Viejo
491-4437 772-2949
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
611 HELIOTROPE
Worslllp -JO A.M.
Cll11N:lo Sc:hool -10 A.M.
0• Pnolllp 0 Murr<1v. Ml•us'''
644 . 7400
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
,\I/ tsrP. (.'Drd1ui!!1 Ul~'lled to attt'nd !lie l'l~Urcli __ _ _____ _
St'l"l'l!'t'ic r111U 1•111oy llic p1;n1l1!!/t'S Cl/ !ltf' ST. JAMES, 320, Ylo Udo. N-port Beoc:to
Rendr119 R11oms 7;30 A.M.-Holy E»c:loctrlst
i~~~~~~~~=;=::=-;:~;::~~~~~~~~~= I 9:00 & 11 :00 A.M.-Fol'l'lllf Wo"'hip -Clli/d Core Provided AT ALL SERVICES Alternote Holy E11c:ltori11 \l/
Cllurc;tl Wonh;p -9:JO & 11
Church Sc;hool -9:30
549.1111
Cu,fa Me1a North
MESA VERDE
METHOOIST CHURCH M••• Yard• & 8alt1r SI .
549-2 719
Wo•1hip & Church Sc hool
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F-ountai" V1 1lev
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
18225 Bo.1,h1rd
9~2.2593
\Yor1/iip & Church School
9 & 10:10 A.M.
Mint,11,
ford A:. Milloiir
6667 H1 il Avl. 842-44 bl
Wo11h;p -9 & !0:30
Churc;h Sc;hool -9:00 A.M.
!rvino -E1•• Bluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
a i J.1211
I 8422 Culver Road
•t University Orlve
Wor1hip & Ch11rch School
9 & tO :lO A.M. --------
La9ur1• Be1ch
METHOOIST CHURCH
2t bl2 We1ley DriYe
'" £ou•n liOOMnl
Wor,hip and
Cllurcll Sc;locol -10 A.M.
499 ·1088
Newporl B1 1c:I
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
1400 W. B.,lbo• Blvd. 67].)80S
Wo111oip-9:l0 A.M Ch urch ~chool-9 :JO & l L A,M. HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Costil Mesa
CALE.N F, HEllTWEC•
Mlniltr< M '1'01,!!!\
Y. L. HERTWECK. l'ost.r
548-4704
C.lRl GEHlRT
M!nl1!r• ~· MYI•(
l''=====:===========~===:o:::==:=:I & Mor111., '•over I; N11rsery provided.
[ Mid-Waflt Holy Co11unu11to11 & Heollnt SertiC:ft
T11e1doy -lO:JO A.M. Wed1N1sdoy-1:00 ,,M.
The Rev. Johll I'. Asltey II, RKfor -l'looRe: 675-0210
:·~-~~~-~
I
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-SUNDAY SERVICES --
•:45 A.M.-Syndoy Sc:hoo'
10:50 A.M,-Se,mon by A11oc:IGPe ,011Por
~ G11le11 F. Hertwec:k
7:00 ,,M,-G11"r Speoker
Rev. Ke11 Troc:y
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
OF NEWPORT IEACH -IOisc:lplftl
Mfftinq Re9u/ar/y
At Upper Boy l oyJ Clwb
21 31 Tuui 11 Ave., Co,10 Me10
Su nday Sthool
i\lorning \Vors hip
9 :30 f\.r..·I.
10:45 t\.:'>L
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE. 2043 Orange .~ve .. C.M
Sund•v• 8;00 & 9:30
Fr. Howord Mort Cortwri9ht, Vico1-,ho11e 548-1326
... ...., • ., .......... ,,,.;..., Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church Phone: 642-272S
!llinister: Or. D. \\'. J\lcl::troy l2ll l'oc:iflc: View Ori.e, c-d.-1 Mer
~~~~~-"~.,~,-~,~-~·~·~·~~·~"~~~-~·~•=m=~~'="=•~-~<~"'~"~<~•~.,~~~~llr:0:0~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;:;:;~;=;~~~::0:~ I '.iu11dQy1-l:OO A.M. & 9:30 A.M .. Cllurc.11 Sc:hool /Nllrsef\'·':30 A.M CHURCH OF CHRIST •••. ,, "'"ft ' K,.,_ ......... ..
Th is S unday Worship in
"Vs1.Jl11drew's Presbylerian Cl1111 cli
600 $1 Ardr»w~ Ro;it! • Nf',,..,DO!l 81'.l! •1
Or. Ch1rl11 H. Oi 1ren fiald, Pa1tor
"Spi ritual Skyscrapers"
Dr. Chorlel H. Dl~lffffeU, h.oc:hl119
l.Jt.;t)fll ·•l S•·rv1c.,s: 6 AM '.j 3<.i Al.t ""I 1 t AM
Ch•!d (Jfc ;.rid chlldrens Sund.ly Sch •·I ,>I .11! ~,,.,,,~.,
. _ ,
1
·-lhJ,nR d••,~,'',OO A.M0• h WR ed~Mlays--.. ':lO A.M.
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH ,=============="""""="
23•d St•eet ot o .. nge, Costa MeH -548-5303
287 w~.~::s~.~ .. ~::.~~~~: MESA ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH '-;~~-~~--~-;:~~~~~=~-~~. ;::~·;.:.:~:. ':;~··~:·.::, SUNDAY MORNING '"" STUDY . . . . . . . . . '"' •.•. "" '"" .... """'•'" '"'' f" PH E8BYTERIAN l:H lJ Hl:H ES SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP & COMM UNION 10 :45 A.M. IJlrlit East of Five Pollltsl
Moniillt Wouhlp-TO:JO 0 ·'"· -S.illdctY Sc:heol' •• ,.,, SUNDAY f:VENING WORSHIP " I of tl1e Coastal Areas . . 6:00 .M. 8:00 A.M.-Hol, Comm,oioo SuRdor l••Ri11t WorJhJp-7:00 p.rn.-,rorer Mttting Wed.-7:00 p.•. ED E W N SOAY EVENING BIBLE SlUDY .... 7:30 P.M 9:lOA.M.-F•milv Strvic:11&Clourc:loSchool!Nu"ervCirel ~~~~~~~'.:~~~~:-=:~~~~~~~~'1 NURSER Y CARf: PRO"IDED 11 :oo A.M.-Morni n9 Worthip !Nurserv c.,,1
1
Christ Church Presbyterian 7:00 f>.M.-Fe,liv•I Even1o n9 & Sermo" 1 20112 M .. aoll• IN"' Affr111) H11rttln ... o ..... W. Wlolt H•rrlnqto11 l o11 Lar9e"t 'I\\\. , J" SABBATH SERVICES M;n,itr• M u•or~i D••~t•c· Ep isc:opal Youn9 Churc:hm•n , Rey, Oo11ald E. lolilem, I'm'°' ~ ~ ':# j/ 11\f (l\urcl\ ·~ ~lwa~ 11v11lla1>1e for Half M•"•!ge I S"11dey W.nlrlp: !:JO A.M. Ch11rcll Scllool: ':JO A.M.
RELI GIOUS SCHOOL Phone: 645-3191 Day or Night J~mei c. Celev, p1 ,,0 , _ 962.7512 Rei.: 516.4061 ' Offce: 20112 Mcttitoll• St. ,hone: 961·4!40
,·---_----_:::_-----------',·-====="'"'=""""iii"===""'"'-""'""'""'""'"·:1 Church of the Covenant-~-harbor reform temple
~A 881 8ERNARD P, KING
""' ~ meeting at
St. James Episcopal Church 1• 3209 Via Lido, Newpo1t Beach
For lnlormauon Call 67S..7230
TEMPLE SHARON
Tiie c:o111ervoflve 5"t'll01J04Jlle for the ..,,1r, Horll>o• Ario
l 17 Wftt ttomlho11. Cotto Mftel
All J•wi1ll !.,mut-1 ••• inY!l,d to 1oi .. u• ;,. d Hu[y mt,ni~9!ul
SAllAfH fffNI NG s E::.IC fS-FIHOA Y AT 8:15, M
Splrltvol L•oder -Robbi GorJ011 Good111011
646·S~SJ Te mple Sh••On Cho·t -On~q 'i.h•bol
Sl•YICIS-10:00 0'.111. 011d ':30 p.m.
(4~1NE -t{t L~ ea,1\MLl~ITY e~U RQJ.l
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RANCHO SAN JOAQU IN
INTER MEDIATE SCHOOL
4861 Nic:h'llson, lryi"c
IS•n Ootqo Freew•v 10 Cu!v•r -l~t an Noc;0>0111>n1
l e•. IUth So'"uellOll, f'osto•
~:JO A JA. Sunday School for all a9c$
11 :00 /\.M. Morninig Worship
NUll\EllY CARE llllOY!OEO A1 I OTH "IOUll) "o• ln!c>•rn1hon Con(etn•<>9 Olllt< MHrln'' Ctll Ill "'' THE CHUR CH FO R YOUR FAMILY
-.11u .. 1e.o ""''" 111a D•b1'1! Gene••! Con!1<tn<t
1,-I I 2150 hJnlew lteod, Cut• MIN
NEW PORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH •-• •· '""'· Pm•M
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 5"11'«Y Womlp' ~:==~ ~5";;11;; t :Jo 1 io:oo A.M.
798 Dover Or. LI 8-363 I 2900 Pa cific View Or.
The a..,. JolT!fl G. lloi11, .... ,,o •
8:00 ~.m.
9:J S 11 m.
10 :30 a.m,
/\11rsery Corr A vnilnb/e
WELCOME
Corona del Mer
ReY. Pa ul Romei1~ 0.0.
t :OO A.M.-Sultdoy Clt1rctl
Sc:hool
10:00 A.M.-Worsi.1, S.rvlc:e
Nuf11ry for •mill c:hildr111
providod
Phone 644-2664
Community Presbyterian Church
411 Fornt Aftflff, Loog111M11 hoc.II
lev. Attlit~ J . TG~ersiey -Rtv. Alben 0 . Hk rpe I S11ndey Wershlp; 'iOO It 10:30 A.M. Ch1n;ll School ':00 A.M.
"110•: 4'4·75SS
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
CotMt' JON~ & l..W1ff Drfff, CoreH del Mot
J-ts GNfieM •ht, Postot'
Wenlllp & Clt1rclit School - ' & 10:l 0 A.M.
P\o•: 644·1341 ~
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Seventh-Day Adv ~ntist Church
' 10:00 A.M. fomlly Worslll, --=·,1.=============""'~:::'.!""':::::=""'"""'==="""'5':="""1: I Trinity United Presbyterian Church-
11t1ii & '"1,ect, S.ltt'9 AftO (1/1 1t1l. l"5t of NlfWTt•rt f'llr1 .I
OUTSTANDING YOUTH PROGU.M -ACRES Of PAIKING
W.nhlp & Cl111rcll Scltoel -t :OO & 10:JO A.M. 271 A•ocodo St., C1111to Mn o
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Jo .. ph F-. Jeffrop. 1'01tor -Pho"e 548·65 '16 M"o ¥erde Drive & loller Street. Co1to Mno, C•lff.
olHDllE'lf C. ANDERSON, P•1tor -ltlCHARO Jl.C08 SEN, lnlt•ll
~·bL1lh Sc hool •... , .. , .... , , • . ..... , , •. _ 9 :JO ~ '"· Sund11y ScPIOl>I: f olO ~ m. -Mornlr>g W11r~~1p· l ;D!l irwl 11:00 1.m.
I TN Goed News He•t -6:00 p.rn. for the Whole Fo,.,lly
P•toni tieo'1• Menir19; l•b Oh1n11t1, lob 'l•tsch
For 111 .. r .. rl"t• f111tdol!le"tol
lllille Teochl ... Attfflcf , ••
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
MARCO fOll,Tll Jl. HIGH. SAN JUAN CA,ISTRANO
Ml11lstet of Mule -hft11h •roUM -f'ltoltto: 544·7150 Mcrnin9 Wonkip •....... . .. , .. -.... , .... , •.. I! :00 " "'" Pronte ol f'11•t d luthtr~n Sc~ool -Mi11 E1lhtr O!i lln, Ptinc:ip•I I F~"~·~··~·~M~•~•l~i•~g~W~o~d~"'~'~'~••~·~·?"~·~·~·~ .. ~·~-~·~ .. ~·7.7.~·~·:·~ .. ~·~7~,J~O~o~.m;·~1!~~;;;~;;~~~~;;:;;:;;;:;~;;:;;;:;~:;;;~;;;~~~~JI:~;:::~~~~;:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: OH •~• Phone: ~49 .0521 ~cno.,I P~onet 549·0562 -·
-' --CALVARY CHURCH OF LACUNA BEACH 49l·1t4• 4'4·1MI 8]0·0407
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C .
Utt Clltl Crl~N..._., ••'<n-t 1111 Or. , lltMI ... a1 .... rt, P•11ff """'•I' k1'Hf -t1U A.M. Wanlllp -11,M AM, & PtM P.M.
'lf....,..V P~l'l'ff s....,..,. l•lt PM
ATIEND THE CHURCH
!VANGl l/CAL fRll
610 S. Coott Hi9hwoy Gt Mcno11lc T1tr1ple
BIBL E CENTEREO MINISTRY
":00 A.M.-Sw11dov Sc:hoot Fot All A9t1
10:00 A.M.-MorR!n9 Wo~hlp
INurs•r• Core '•ovlded
6:00 ,,M,-lv111i119 \enic:e "''All
7:00 P.M.-Hl9h Sc:hool -Colle111
Pott•' ltd l . Lepper-4'S·44 22. 6'tite Melwor-Yo111h Dlre<tor '-------------~----_Jll
LAGUNA BEACH
NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL
J40 St, A11"'• l'lec:t or Glt1111ty,.
OF YOUR CHOICE 1, I I
Johll M. Rt rMldi.--Ml11l1t ..
,11111 ll'fueter-A••oclo .. Ml11k t.,
Fo'"Uv Worthlp & Ch,11rc:h Sc:hool-10 A.M.
S1t1'1'10111 "MHJhty Mk.1foM"
494°10,,
allenJ lh e clr u1·ch o/ your choice
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
M•uou•; !>v nod
760 Yktotlo St, Co1to M110
lotflor V, Torr.ow, 'ntor
541-$404
"'~""'a ~rr v!CU I I) .. 11 ........ ~UflelT s_,, •1• .. _,,,
lldwt! 81t>k Ct•"· 9,Jt • M
Chrltt/011 f fe m_..tor, Scho•I -541-61''
LAGUNA NIGUEL
SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS I
29121 NIGUEL ROAD
R.-.. Oe.W 5. S.fldlN"J, Ml11htft
WOll:SHI' & CHURCH SCHOOL -ID .t.,M,
495-0613
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERA!'I CHURCH
18182 Culver Drive
University Park, lr,vln•
lt•v Herbert N. Nler11101111
Su11doy School-9:00 A.M. G11lto1 S..,_lc• -•:00 A.M.
Adwlf •nd 1H fll CICtllft -10 A,M, Wer\hlp -11 A.M.
IJJ.121• Nirf'Sitry Cert • l ll·l246
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CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
OF C9ROHA OEL MA•
!.UND"Y SEllVICE & SUHOAV SCHOOL
Mlnl1!1r . ll!"lt•r101 c . J•tko.&R
2411 Paclflt Coosf Hlth-•
Cere11e O.C Mor
TEMrLE HILLEL
til,'ili2 H•·il A\c .. l·l11nun;;1nn r,..,l!h
536-1417
Conttrvatlve Con9r1t9t1flon
J;llbfil Plncu!'! GrJQdbl111l--Cunl•1r llall l.c\1 i<t
Friday E\·f'nin,i: Sl't'\in:s-8:00 P.i\1. •
Ncw·porl Unity
LOttaN 0. ''-ICICIHCI••· M1n111.,
Dftoeff9ffl SHYk ..... 10 A.M.
11100 A.NI.
Sund1y School for 111 •t•• -9:00 e."I,
1 Sth •1141 lr¥1rie. H•wp.n h•h
Offfee -M ... 1111 DIAl·A·P•AYt• '"'·1111
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Pulpit & Pew Two New Leaders
Head Jew's State
(C.llbuod From Paae 11
at 33501 Stonehlll l>riv~. Dana
1~olnt : family service at 1 p.m.
Sunday; women's 1ncelin'-;;it 8
p.m. Thursday with preilen-
lfttlon on Braill: Bethel Bible
Serles beglMlng Tuesday at
7:30 p.m.
Mount of Olives Lutheran
t'burcb. at um Olrisanta
Drive. Mission Viejo; second
annual art show by con-
gregahon on Sunday, Nov. 5 at
the church, 9:30 a.m. until
1:30 p.m.
Newport llarbor l..uthtran
Cburth, at 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach; service Sun-
day at 8 and 10:30 a.m.;
Church 1ehool at D: 15: sermon
"He Restoreth My Soul." by
the Rev . Elmer Hjortland.
Redeemer Lutheran Church,
at 18351 Springdale St., HWl-
tington Beach; service Sunday
at 8:15 and 10:45 a.m., church
school at 9:30; sermon "The
Answer to \'our Problem," by tti Rev. Eugene Schramm.
Christ Lutheran Church, al
760 Victoria , Costa ~l esa:
service Sunday al 8: 15 and 11
a.m.: church school and Bible
Cius at 9:30: sermon "Fa ith
\\'ithout Seeing," by the ltev.
Lothar V. Tornow.
Chrii;t Lutheran Church, tit
!5522 Camino Capistrano, San
Clemente; service SUnday at
JO a.m., church school at 11
a.m.; -sermon "Partnership
With God," by the Rev. J.
Emory Ack erman, con.
finnation claas-Wedne!day at
.1:30 p.m.; garden party Satur--
day at 9 a.m., church. cleanup;
llalloween party Friday at 8
p.m.
Prince
Cbu.rcb,
of Peace Lutlieran
2987 ,_1e&a Verde
Drlve, O>tta Me&ai servk:es
Sunday at 8 Md 11 a.m.:
sermoo "1Tan~onning The
}Jome'' by the ltev. Andrew C
Anderson; churth SCbool at
9:30.
Lutbtru Church of the
P.laster, at 2900 Pacific View
Drive: service Sunday at 10
a.m .. churcli school at 9 a.m.;
sermon "Having Then Gifts,"
:,y the Rev. Paul Romeis.
Faith Lutheran Chuttb of
CapWraoo Beacb. at ~l
caue Portola ; eervtce and
church school SUnday et 9 and
10:30 a.m.; contemporary folk
service at 9 with sermon "The
Events at the End of the Sym·
bolkal Thousand Years of
Revelation 20," by the Rev.
Jetnes Knotek; Wednesday Bi-
ble clasa at 7:30 p.m.; Tuts--
day Lutheran Women's
MIMlonary League •t 7:30
p.m.
1Uethodlst
University UDited l\1etbodltt
Church, at 18422 Culver Road,
Irvine; service Sunday at 9
and 10:30 a.m.: se rmon
"llecipe for The Christ Style,"
by the Rev. Ron Allison.
Newport Center Un t t e d
Methodist Churth, meeting at
9 a.m.""~at 115 Agate. Balboa
Island, and 11 a.m. 11 :15 a.m.
at St. Mlchatls and All Angela
Episcopal Church, P a c i t I c
View Drive and Marguerite
A ve nue, Corooa del Mar:
sermon "To Belong Is To
Belong," by the Rev. John R.
Knox.
First UIJlted Methodi s t
Cbun:b of Fountabt·Valley, at
18225 Bushard St.; service and
church school Sunday at 9 and
10:30 a.m.; sennon °A1one
Again, Na.tura11)'," by the Rev.
Ford R. Mlller: Bible study
prayer group FrJday at 10
a.m.; buaar workshop
Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Meaa Verde United
Methodlot Cbw'eh, at t7ot
Baker St., Costa M e I I :
service church school Sunday
at 9:80 a.m.; sennm "Dealing
With 'lime," by the Rev, B.
Lolhalt 9reen. ---flrlt1Ublted Mttbodl1t
Churcb of liunUagtoD Beach,
at 2121 17th St.; service Sun-
day at 9:15 and 10 :3D a.m.;
Mrmon "GloriOU!ly Unasbam·
ed," by the Rev. Edward C.
Erny: dltcussion 1e11 Ion
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day :rooth discusalon et 7 p.m.
Flnt United Metbodl i;t
Church, at 420 W. lith St.,
COeta Mesa; service Sunday
et t :SO and 11 e..m.; church
school at 9; sermon "Surpris·
ed by God," by the Rev.
Richard J. Dunlap.
Presb11terinn
Pre1bytertan Cburcb of I.be
CoveD1int, at 2850 Fairview
Road; service Sunday at 81SO
and 10 a.m.; youth Sunday
with young people f r o m
fellowahlp groups oonducllng
services.
ReHgio11a Science
Cbarch of Re.Ustou1 Science
of Corona del Mar, at 2411
Pacific Coast Hwy.: service
and church school Sunday at
11 a.m.; sermon "Rewards
and Punishments," by the
Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson.
Flr!t Church of Rellglous
Selence of Newport Beach, at
-27 1 Avoeedo St., Coste Mesa ;
service Sunday at 10:30 a.m.;
sermon "Find Your Real
Self," by the Rev. Albert
Burke.
Church of Religious Scieuce
or LaSUDli Btacb, at 20062
Laguna Canyon Road; service
Sunday ut 9 and 11 e.m;
church S("hoo[ at 9; sermon
"You and Your Destiny ," by
tile Rev. Henry Gerhard : lee·
tures at Leisure \Vorld Thurs·
day al ID.
llnitnria11
U a I t a r I a.n Ualver1all1t
Church, at 1259 Victoria St.,
Costa Ma.a; service and
church school Sunday at 10: 30
a.m.; church school; sermon
"Living in the \Vor ld Tree,"
by the Rev. Robert Jordan
Rou: service of installation
for Mr. Ross at 7:l0 p.m.,
reception following.
Various
Congregntiona
FiHt Christian Church of
Laguna Beach, at Legion and
Glenneyre ; service Sunday at
10;U a.m.; sermon "Disguised
as a Slave," by the Rev. M. V.
Allen; 7 p.m. service with talk
"Pocket Sermon."
Sbflpbtrd of the Hiiis, at
24631 La Vida Drive, Laguna
Niguel; .service and church
~.QoQI ~da>'. a!.._ 10 a.m.;
sermon 11Abundance In the
MldJt of Affluence," by the
Rev. David Sandberg.
Newport Ulrlty Church, at
15th and Irvine. Newport
Beach; service Sunday at lD
a.m.; sermon • "Pattern for
Abundant Life," by the Rev.
Loren D. Fllcklnger.
~ul Bible Church of
Costa Mesa, at 190 23rd St.,
COsla Mesa: service Sunday
at lO:JD a.m.: church school at
9 a.m.; s~ ''The
Challenge the Obedience," by
tile Rev. Robert h1. Bengston:
7 p.m. sermon "Joy of
Fellowship.
TEL AVIV (AP) -Lqend
says that when lhe Old Testa-
ment was handed down from
heaven, a 1word was wrapped
In the !Orolls.
Thia wee k two men forged
by the sword and the Bible are
preparing to take over as chief
rabbis of Israel, the new twin
popes of the Jewlah state.
One ls a retired brigadier
general. Shlomo Goren, sllver-
bearded former chaplain to the
Israell defense forces, veteran
paratrooper, winner of a
sharpshooter's badge, and the
man v.·ho succeeded I n
moldlng ancient Jewish 111.w
to suit llfe in a modem anny.
n 1E O'I11ER Is lraqul·bom
Ovadiah Yosef, who as a ratr
.bJnlcal judge in Egypt 24
years ago opposed I he
authorities and helped hun.
dreds or Jews escape in a
modern exodus to Israel.
Goren and Yoser were
elected last Sunday to head
the religious establishment by
150 Jewish Biblical scholars
and politicians who reject the
in tolerance of the previous
chief rabbis toward l!rael'a
secular ma)ority.
''Anyone who thinks 1 am
going to cause revolutions is
mistaken. I do not , intend to
deviate one Iota from Halacha
-ancient Jewish law," Goren
said after the elecUon. But he
added he intends to prove that
"it Is possible to live in
fuOdem times in keeping with
the law."
YOSEF SAID his ambition
was to ''restore the rabbinate
-which hu 111nk to en all·
time low -to its former
glory."
Goren. 55, a father of three.
and Yosef, 62, who has 1 t
children, are expected to take
office in abou t two months.
Goren was elected to lead
far1el'1A s h ken 11 I cco•
munity of European-born
Jews. Yos('f heads th. t
Sephardhn of oriental ex-
traction.
('.oren was cooalde red ft
chtld prodigy among Biblical
scholars. ti e wrote his flr1t
book at 17, and was predicted
by lsrael'a first chief rabbi to
be "the v.·onder of a genera·
lion and stand among the
greatest of Israel."
lie sland s hig h
among Israeli generals. In the
1967 ~iideast war. he hopped
around the fronts by hcli~
ter, reconsecratlnj: Jewish
religious slte:s such as the
Walling Wall as fast as the
army could capture thcrn.
sometimes praying while the
guns were still firlng.
IN ISRAEL'S first war in
1948, he gathered Jewish dead
from behind enemy lines. On
one foray he held political
discussion with an obscure
Egyptian commander, Col.
Carnal Abdel Nasser, later
president of Egypt.
As chief military chaplain,
Goren managed to integrate
religious soldiers of t h e
eastern and western com-
munities, whose d i f f e r e n t
rustoms often led to violence.
The rabbi has said he hopes to
carry on the In teg rat i o n
among civilian!.
To most 1srae1is, who are
not particularly religous, the
fine points of Jewish law mat·
ter little. But the nonrellglous
are deeply affected by other
issues left unanswered -to
their satisfaction - by the
outgoing chief rabbis, such as:
Can bastards marry?" Are con-
ver!ions by nonorthodox ra'tr
bis legal? Can public transport
and entertainment run on
Saturday, the Jewish Sabbath?
And the most divl.slve of all
-who is a Jew?
Ausclawit% Mass
Cardinal John Drol of Philadelphia this week held
a chalice while celebrating 1nass al former Nazi
concentration camp in Ausch\vitz, Poland. Five
Romen Catholic Car dinals, including tvro fron1
the United States. led more than 100,000 persons in
a service at the site.
Temple Beth David
Will Vacate Churc1i
The Congregational Church
of Los Alamitos is presenting
a muskaJ "Fare-thee.well" to
the congregation of Temple
Beth David of Orange County
on Sunday, Oct. 2i at 7 p.m. in
the sanctuary of the church. at
4111 Katella Ave.. L os
Alamitos.
The offerings include, "The
Impossible Dream." ';Man
and His World,'' "Sound of
P.1usic," '"Cl imb Every Moun-
tain,'.' excerpts from "Elijah"
by Mendelsohn, and part of a
new choral work by the music
director, 1\-lrs. Fay Newman,
entitled "I Love fhe llouse in
\Vhich Thy Glory Dwells."
H God Is Out, Mammon Can Come In
Prelates Begin Talks
On Doctrinal Conflict
The occasion will be
celebrated by the joint choirs
-the Chancel Choir of the
COngregalional Church. and
the Adult Choir of Temple
Beth David -in A musical
farev.·cll entitled "No l\1an is
.an Island."
For the past 10 years. the
Community Congregationa l
VATICAN CITY (AP ) -nine years in the papacy. Church has , shared its
Participants in both the
church and Temple cholr1 are
\'olunteers, membe:Ni or their
res pective congregations, and
are residents of Los Alamitos,
Cypress, Buena P a r k ,
Anaheim, Garden Gr ove,
\Yestmlnster, H u n t i n gt on
Beach, La Palma and Seal
Beach.
Following the musical por.
lion of the evening ,
rc.freshnients will be served.
The public ls welcome. By LOUIS CASSELS
UlllMd PAQ hli.t'IMtlOHI
Preachers a-pd poHUclans. when carried away by their
own oratory, are apt to refer to modem society as "god-
less."
It's a false description. for two reasons.
F·irst, there still are a lot of people around who believe
in. trust and try to live in close relaUonshlp with the inef·
fab le rea1ity whom they know as the God of the Bible.
Second, even those who disbelieve in God cannot prop.
erly be called "godles1." For when God goes out of human
lives, othc'r gods come ln.
ONE OF THE most widely-worshiped gods of modern
society is l\1ammon. Many people devote their lives to his
service without evoo knowing his name .. 'nle name Mam·
mon comes from an ancient Aramaic word meaning
"riches." and a Mammon worshiper iJ an y person who
gives first place in his llfe to the acquisition, possession or
expenditure of money.
Another pagxan god who has a large following today
Is i\1oloch. He first appears in Uterature in the Old Testa-
ment as a bloodthirsty deity of the Ammonites and Phoen-
icians whom the children of Israel eventually ousted from
the Promised Land of Canaan. l\1oloch dernenaded terrible
sacrifices, including the burning of children ..
ewer tbt centuries, his name bu become a symbol
for war. It ha1 been particularly appropriate in that con·
text since the !.lie of napalm qainst ... civilian villages be·
came a mllttary tactic. To be a worshipper of Moloch in
cootemporary llOCJety simply means pttltlng yoor first re-
liance on mllJtary power as a safeguard of civilization.
WE ALSO HA VE among us a not inco0slderable num·
ber who 1Ive their fealty to Bacchus. Bacchus wu orig-
inally revered in ancient Rome as a god who performed
useful service to mankind by overseeing the growing o(
grape1 and the product.ion of wine. In time, however, his
name became ldentilled with excesslve use or alcoholic
beverages. A "bacbanallan" revel means a drunken brawl.
Flnolly, we have the cult of Venua. Thb rivals Mlm-
moo worship u the cbJef pagan religion of modem aoclety.
In Roman mythology, Venua WM the goc1c1.., of Jove. But
"love'' Ls a rnany·meantnged word, and the tind of love
which the Romans UIOciated with Venu1 wu 'erotic paa.
sion. VenUI thua became a symbol of human semal appe.
Lile and Its gratllicaUon by any means.
Venus Is worsh.lped today by anyone who believes sex
is the most important thing in life-the one thing for which
anything and everything else may well be sacrificed. There
are a remarkably large number of people who believe
that.
Bernard Cardinal Alfrink and facilities with the Congreg;i.· other Dutch prelate.! plunged IN I~UING the ultimatum tion of Temple Beth David.
into talks here thil week over last week, the VaUcan said The two reUgious groups
a doctrinal conflict that was sudl aclion was not ex-started togethef in the tirst
building up as a test case of ceptional and that it had been home of the church at the cor-
1 · be b'·'· nd used "also in other ca1e1 and re aLiOlll tween ,i:,uups a ner or Kalella and Pine, and
the I h··-~ tho 1 other nations." centra c r,.u1. .. u au r ty.. An earlier national Dutch when the Church moved to its
Cardinal Alfrink rushed to catechism for adults came new, mOdern facility at 4111
Rome over the weekend after under Vatican attack tn 1966. Katella, the Templ e moved
t.he Vatican issued an Ca rdinal Alfrink and his along with it.
ultimatum to two reluctant bishops rinally agreed In l968 Now the congregation or
bishops in the Dutch church he to print a list of Vatican Temple Beth David has its
heads as. primate. observations as an appendix to own first ho1ne. a structure at
Bal1a'is
To Observe
U.N. Da)'
The Vatican pub 11 c I y the catechism. 6100 Hefiy St. in Westminster. ordered the bishops of Breda which is the first phase or its A public program for the
and Boisle-duc last WMk to planned three-phase complex observance of United Nations
ban a "gravely deficient" of acbool , sanctuary and social Day on Sunday is being
religion teitbook for IChools. Trudeau: hall. sponsored by the Baha'i Com-
The first building will serve mwiity of Huntington Beach.
TI!Eho VATICAN edaaJd the G T as a temporary sanctuary and It will be held at the Lake
bls ps htld re1lst three 0od ermS social hall until the rest of the Parle Clubhouse on Lake and previous onien to withdraw 1 be I , _ _. Main Streets at 3 p.m. the c.atechlsm. The Vatican comp ex can comp e t.'\J.
made clear lt was not willing G d Elwyn VanZandt will speak W ;t1• 0 at the meeting on "The to accept compromise solu-a. 11 Promise of World Pea<:e."
om the bishops had sugge-BELL NOT VanZandt UJ the secretary of •led -such as ruscussing WINGHMt, Ont. (UPll Co uni of • •• possible revision with the Prime Minister Pierre Elliott the Baha'i mm ly UJt1
theologians who wrote the Trudau said this week his FOR HIM Angeles.
book. relalions with God are "rather KaVOUI Alai, chalnnan of
Lutheraris'
Art Sliolv
l1i Viejo
Physician to Address
Single Ad~ts in Grove
Coptic,
Orthodox
T al1o.s En.d
The catechism was descritr good ." the Huntington Beach Baha'i
cd around the Vatican as Several weeks ago Trudeau CORUNA, Sapln (UPI ) Community, 1aid Baha'i l n-
outright heretic for ques-was asked wh at had hap--DoCtors said the Rev. temaUonal Community hal
tioning lhe historic reality of. pened to the "jll'St society" he Jose Souto suffere d consultative &taltL! with the
Christ's resurrection and of promised in the IMS federa l sei:ious head injuries when Economic and Social Council
the gospels' accounts of his election. J{e replied that the the clapper of his church of the United Nations.
life and preaching. next time the queatloner found bell fell off and hit hhn as The U .. S. Baha'i Community
Vatican sources s a id Jesus Christ he should ask he was leading a pro-Ms an accredited Non ·
Cardinal Alfrink was schedu1-hlm what had happened to cession out of the building. Gov erme:ntal Organization
On Nov. 5 MOW1t of Olives
Lutheran Church in Ml&sion
Viejo will be lh~ ICcne or the
second annual Art Show by the
congregitlon. Membe rs o{ the
congregation and friend• will
exhibit works Jn the educa·
tlonal wlng end administrative
wing.
Oi l paintlnas. watercolor•,
macrame,weavlnga,
decoupage. candles , k n I ~ •
crafts. stitchery and more will
be among Items displayed for
show and sale.
Mrs. Sandra Roy, assisted
by Mrs. Carolyn Zeis. has
been responsible for presenllng
learning workshops that have
been conducted throughout the
pas t few months.
Groupa of women from the
church have learned the
methods o f candle1nak1ng,
copper enameling, decoUPfl~e.
fel t craft and yam things,
among others. Some of the
Items to be ao ld at the event
are the result of theac
workshop sessiOn!t.
The publi c Is Invited to at·
tend. The church is located on
Chrlsanta Drive acros1 from
the Orange County Llbrery.
The Arts and Crnfts Show will
be conducted from 9:30 a.m.
until I :30 p.m.
"A singular cure for all Ills"
Is lhe topic to be presented by
Dr. Ralph L. Byron to all
single adults at the Garden
Grove Community Church.
12141. Lewis St., ·Ga rd en
Grove, on Friday, Nov. 3.
Or. Byran, Chairman of the
Department or C a n c e r
Surgery at the City of Hope
for 17 years is also Clinical
Professsor of Surgery at the
University of California, tP
Irvine, and coo.sultant lee-P'J
turcr in surgery at the San
Diego Naval Hospital.
During Worfd \Var JI he
served llS surgeon with the
Marines in the South Pacific.
Dr. Byron is the rounder 11nd
speaker to the Skeptics Bible
Class. reaching professional
men and women.
, -,,..
GROVE SPEAKER
Dr. R1lph J!yron
ed to meet Pope Paul VI in a Christ's 2,000 ye: a r. o I d (NGO) repreiClltatlve at tht
ISTANBUL (AP) priva te audience Saturday. philosophy. UnHed Nations.
Patriarch She:nouda 11'1, leader The pontiff was reported to A man called in to an optn "The Baha'i Faith," Alai
or the Coptic Christia.,, of have show an uncompromising line televillon program on Russ Tn' p said, "ha• taken an active ln-attitude in a prevk>ua audience whlch Trudeau was appearlnQ f('rest ln aupport of the United
Egypt, leaves for Damascus earlier·this year. Wednesday to ask the prime roiations slnct ita toundlog.
thl• week to complete a five· minister whtther he thought F Ch } country visit to Orthodox TllE CARDINAL was hav-his earlier reference to Chrtlt Or ltrC } The role of the Unified Na-1.ng talks w1"th Vatican of lions in ace<!le.ratlna Ult leaders. -was "intelligent" or "Chrl&-"' fie.lats in the congregations for lian." THENS (AP) P tr' h economic progreu of develop-
Shenouda and Ecumenical tthhee DocClertgryin_e of the Faith and Trudeau replied thot he A · -8 iarc Ing countrie1 and lo the pro-Patriarch Demetrius I com-Plmtn of ti108C0w and of rill motion ol unlveraal education.
Al"' In Rome for talks Were thought it had t:i e c n Russia atTivM this week: for universal human rlahts. and pleted t3lkJ on Christian unity · ''re•"'nabl Int 11 · c I '' ..i .. h• ..1. ff] I J •-·1 d • Bl.shop Johannes Moller of n<>V Y e ig n · an .,,...~y 0 ca V1.11t an "·orld law Is 1upported and l'.!:n.
on Monday "in an atm<>1phere G 1 nd the R p· "As to wbether it wa11 talka for closet cooperation doraed by the Bah.a 'la."
of brotherly understanding Vrrleon ngenhoa •,v . ictf Christian," Trudeau added , ··r between the 0 rt bod ox Th\!1 year, the U.S. BaM't ns, w 111 secre ary 0. don't know w•-t your rclat1"ons ~ h f G -and th and affection," a spokesman the Church of . J·lollancl_ IS 10 God ·-·~but min are ••. .uurc es 0 r ..... "e c Con1munlty Is also working In ·d •-f h di I t ...... , e Sovlcl Union. "1]lpo ... of the United Nations sa 1 . cu .. rge o 11n 1ng re a ions r•ther good ' Pl t·• 1 th " I d ... men was gree I:'-! 11 c 1n1ernol lonnl Book Year. Bihsor Samuel. who acts as between Ho lnnd's laymen an .. · . t. head o the Coptic Church's biahops. lte was expected to . '· .can taJk to hlm .1n a nlrport by the .reek prlm11te,:I;:;;:;;:===========
ocumcnical division, s a Id report on the reaction of fa~1l1ar tone ~nd he hasn t ol>-&rchbl!hop and aovmunent
Demetrius, spiritual leader of ffolland'!I rank · a n d • f 11 c,°"=Jc<:;:;cd;:;;:so=f=ar=.=======ol=flca=J=s.===========;ll
the world'& 200 m i 111 on CaU10He1. ti
orthodox Christians, visited Italian papcra sald J'>oPC
Shenoud3 during the evening Paul had the Dutch case In
In his hotel to continue talka mind when he warned against
111 order to fl11d reel heppln•t•. it it ,.:d ,
011e "•td1 to fin d •nd ••pr•11 hl1 •tal 1tlf.
Th• 1 .. 1 TM 1, not 1orri tt+i11t9 you crt•f•,
How does
Christian Science heal? His pa1t accompllc;hmen!J
Include adviser to a Berkeley
group of over 700.
The Singles Night Meeting
wtJI be held in the main
sanctuary of the O 11 r d e n
Grove Comm\1111ty Church, the
Rev . Kenneth Van W y k ,
mlnl,ier of education, said.
Sinales lnclude the neve r· that started In the momlnR. the risk of Khlsm a month
marrled, the divorced and the Shenoudt. leads Egypt's one ago -the first time he public--
widowed. million Coptic Chriliana. ly wed the omlnoul word in
Refre.sbmtnt!I will foUow in1 ~---~---p;;~;;;~;;-;-;;-------·11
It 11 1orriethir19 you , ..... 1. n.. SCIENCE OF MJND C:•ft h•lr you di1c:o~•f
"fto•t btyo11d fht li:ir19do"1 o !ht world
the•• ••i1l1 a lo:ir19derfl •f the 1oul,"
THE 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Li1ten to flMfhand ••·
perienc••· Th is wee~'•
progra m :
Th e spontors are t h c
church'• three single adult
groups, the Pacesetters, the
Motivators and the
L11mpllghters. who represent
all ages beginning at the early
2os.
the Fellowship Hall. I ' If'
Visiting single adults wlfl bt '
given an opportuntly to ao-
quolnt them..iv.. with tho o·-flernoriol park splrltual and sociaJ 1cttviUet ""'' of the three 1lngl" ll'O"lll·
Although the scrvtco Is cJ01-u _ ed to minors and married, 111 The Sold,,.,,ruf1 1\1011 B111Mlifid
olngle adulll ore cordially 1"' M""o"41s
vlted to attend. au.USOlNM • COWM141•UM • cwnoT
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Avocedo StrHI -CN!o Mo ..
IVIRYONI IS WILCOMll
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HEALS
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She's24-
Bikinis
Her Game
LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz.
( AJ>) -Ra~ Campbell is
an unlikely looking
businesswon1an al 24. She's at·
tractive, blonde and sexy. Her
bus i n es s . manufacturing
bikinis.
"That's how she makes her
livelihood," says her mother,
~frs. Bill C8mpbell. "When we
rmved the family boat busi·
ness here from Glendale. In
f\.1ay, 1961 we wanted Randee
to come along. Out of that
came the idea for her to make
bikinis."
Not long after the
campbells moved her e
Randee started to m a k e
microscopil'-si.ze bathing suits.
lt started out as a gag.
BUT DURING the first
month of her sewing venture,
she had 200 orders for bikinis,
along with swimming trunks
and hot pants.
Randee'S' gag turned into a
business.
"Now she sell s to stores in
Parker, Ariz. and some other
places," her mother says.
"She started out in a room at
our shop, but she wasn't BC·
comptlshing much and moved
the business into an apart·
menl ..
AT F IRST, Randee worked
for her father, who had heard
\\'Omen ha ve more patience
than men in fabricating the
various parts of cabins for
lu:cury boats .
.. Maybe I did h3ve more
patience than the men," she
says, "but l bet J itched more,
Loo. Those fiberglass particles
are awful ."
About 20 yards of "smile"
material -cloth bearing the
drawing of a smiling face -
went Into her first venture -
five bikinis, three pairs of
trunks and tv.·o sets of curtains
for a dentist, his family and
his boat.
. "I WAS SORE at the v.·hole
world when I started that
job," she says, "but it's hard
to stay mad looking at all
those smiles."
Asked i( she's had any co1n-
plaint.s about v:ork , ?\1.iss
Campbell replied :
'·OnJy one. I made a pair nf
lrunka for my boyfriend. 1{1
was skiing at about 80 mil es
an hour when he hit the water.
The pocket ripped off. He was
quite upset I think he was
real lucky the trunks didn 't rip
off."
She says her business is
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S<1ti1rd.ay Octobtr 7l, t't72 DAil Y PILOT I I
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Tough U phil l Fi gh t It Goes Back to Cincinnati
V albuena S till No. 2 After Oakland Gamble Fails Quarwrback lor Vols
Ry CRAIG SHEFF
Of fft• D.lllY Pllel llafl
Gary Valbuena is having a tough
uphill fight to become the University
of Tennessee's No. I quarterback -
and although the Vols' football sea.son
is four games old, he still isn't giving
up the idea of someday being No. l
field general.
The former Fountain Valley High
and Orange Coast College star has
thrown five touchdown passes in Ten-
nessee's five games and he's con-
nected on 16 of 29 aerials th.is season
for 302 yards.
But he's still No. 2.
There are three reasons v.·hy he's
the backup QB at tttis time.
.. The primary f'eason is the fact that
Termessee has super s o p h o m o r e
Conrldge Holloway as it's No. 1 signal-
caller. Holloway was heavily recruited
by the Vols an d passed up a reported
$85,Wl baseball offer to go to school in
Knoxville.
Valbuena also missed spring prac-
tice, which he says hurt considerably
and he became ill w i t h
mononucleosis just before the fall
practice began.
"Missins spring praclice put me
behind a little bit," Valbuena told the
DAILY PILOT when contacted in
Knoxville. "But then I caught n1ono
here a month befGre reporting and f
wasn't able to work out."
As a result Valbuena was rated the
No. 3 quarterback when the season
began Sept'. 9 against Georgia Tech -
a nationally televised game.
Valbuena got into the game 1vith 31 ~
minutes left and promptly guided the
Vols to two more touchdowns in a 34-3
romp.
He was elevated to the No. 2 :spot.
but was llmlted to just four plays
against Penn State the following week .
Two weeks ago against Wake F'orest
with the Vols holding only a 34 lead,
Valbuena was inserted into the game
and rallied his club to a 45-6 victory,
throwing three passes for touchdowns.
In the Vols' only Joss of the season
two weeks ago against. Auburn. \1al·
bl.Jena wns put in when Holloway in·
jured an ankle slightly. He fired a TD
pass in the final quarter, hut Ten-
nessee lost 10-6.
The handsome 6-3. 200-pountler sa.vs
he's been given no indic~tion he will
GARY VALBUENA
be the No. 1 Tennessee quarterback -
but he says he's not about to give up.
"He's (Holloway) rated No. 1 and
he's played most of the time. I guess
they just feel he's better, but I'm not
giving up." Valbuena says.
Valbuena says the biggest difference
in junior college from university foot·
ball is reading the opponents'
defenses.
"That's really the big difference -
being able to read one defense from
another." Valbuena also adds that
Tennessee calls all the plays from the
sidelines.
Despite the loss to Auburn, Val·
buena feels the Vols still have a shot
f.
at the national champion.ship. •
"Our go;µ al the start of the season
"''as th_e..1{aHonal championship," says , ,
ValbOena, "and I still think we have a ~
chance at It if we win the rest of ~
them."
Valbuena. a business major,• says
he's not looking past his two years at
Tennessee and a possi ble pro career. ~
"I'm really not looking that far 1 ahead. Right now l want to keep 1
myse.lf free from injuries and then
\\'hen I finish here I 'II look at it."
But at the present time his main ob-
je<"tives are today's opponent -
Alabama -and the No. l quarterback
job.
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Fans Hurl .Fruit, Eggs
-Rose Delivers Goods
' CINCINNATI (AP) -Pete Rose was
pelted with oranges. apples. tomatoes
and eggs by Oakland baseball fan s. He
answered them y,·ith a home run. game
winning single, and two fine defensive
plays.
"There must be a guy out there (left
field stands) who O\vns a vegetable
"'store," said Rose after his hitting and
fielding keyed a a-4 Cincinnati victory
over the Oakland 1\thletics in the fifth
game of the World Series Friday.
Rose became the target of Oakland
fans after he said that the A's 21-game
winner, Jim "Catfish'' Hunter wasn't a
super pitcher. He was described in print
as arrogant, a boor, and "one of those
Cincinnati crew-cut creeps."
Rose, who in IO.years as a major
league outfielder has earm.'<i the tag of
"Charlie Hustle." says the v.·ar with the
A's rooters.is really a miSllnderstandlng.
"Some guy asked me if ~IWlter was a
super pitcher and I said ·no.' " Rose ex-
plained. "Let's face it, the only super pit-
chers I've faced are Bob Gibson and San·
dy Koufax. Just like I would say that
Juan Marichal and Tom Seaver I.ire good
pitchers, so is llunter. lle's not super.''
• Rose went Cln: "If someone asked
Jlunter iI I was a super hitter. he'd say
no, because I'm not. 11le only super hit·
ters I've seen Aire Billy \Villiams and
,Roberto Clemente."
Rose said the abuse in the series
games played at Oakland was so bad. he '
sent his wife, Ca rolyn, to sit in the st.ands
at Thursday night's game to hear it.
"She couldn't believe the names they
v.·ere calling me," sald Rose, who added
that nobody in the stands realized it y,•as
t>.lrs. Rose sitting in their midst.
"She (1t1rs. Rose) said to me after the
game, 'I don 't know how you stand it."
The 31-year-lld Rose, a native of Cin-
s:innati, who has hit .300 or better eight
straight seasons, said of the veget able,
fruit and egg throwing, "fortunately the
guys throwing had arms as bad ·as mine.
I wasn't hit. 'l'be field was so soft that I
picked up one egg unbroken and handed
it to Ted Kluszewksi {Reds' coach)."
Rose tried to make his peace with the
Oakland fans as he left for the sixt h
game at Cincinnati.
"I don't blame them,'' said the steel-
nerved outfielder. "They're great fans
and they're rooting for their ball club and
one girl from Sacramento telephoned me
lo apologize for the fans' actions."
Rose was one for 15 going into the fifth
game Friday, which prompted him lo
coniment. "if SQmeone calls me a bum
after that I'm not going lo get bad. I'd
been a bum."
OAKLAND (AP) -Peppery Pete Rase
opened the game with a first pitch home
run . then singled home Cincinnati's win-
ning run In the ninth as the Rads ra!llOO
for a ~ victory over Oakland Friday in
game 5 of baseball's 1972 World Series.
The victory kept the Reds alive in the
best-of-seven series, although the A's
lead 3·2 in victories.
The Reds' early joy turned to gloom
when Gene Tenace tied a World Series
record with h\S fourth home run of the
championship.
It was a three-run blast that moved
Tenace's name into the Series record
book alongside Babe Ru1h. ~ Gehrig ,
Duke Snider and Hank Bauer.
But the Reds bounced back. Denis
Menke homered for Cine ·run and speedy
Joe Morgan circled the lµlses twice on
clutch hits by Bobby Tolan.
That sent the game into the ninth tied
at 4-4 and a blunder by Rollie Flngers.
Oakland's ace right-handed reliever. set
up Rose's winning hit.
~ow the A '_s. who ~ad r~lli~ to pull o~t
a victory with a runth 1nrung rally 1n
Game 4, tried to do it again.
Tenace opened Oakland's ninth with a
walk and John "Blue :Pi.1oon" Odom ran
for him. Ted Kubiak tried to sacrifice,
but popped a bunt to ·Tony Perez at first.
Perez grabbed the ball, perhaps having
learned a lesson from Fingers' mistake a
half-inning earlier.
Dave Duncan came up to pinch hit and
singled sharply to left as Odom raced .to
third. Now it y,.·as up to Bert Campanens,
the A's speedy l1o3doff man. He popped
the ball behind first base and J\.forgan
crossed over the foul line to make the
catch.
Odom broke for the plate and Morgan ,
although stumbling on the wet grass,
made a perfect thro111 to Johnny Bench to
nail Odom and end the game.
lrv Noren, third base coach for the
Athletics. thought back to the bang-bang
ending of the game and said, "! don't
want W talk about it.''
Later as the A's packed their bags for
Friday 'nig ht's unwanted trip to Cin-
cinnati, the coach did talk of the play
that sent Odom toward the plate to the
game-ending double play.
"It's a little play we have where both
runners tag up. He's (Odom I supposed to
go if he thinks he can make it," Noren
said.
J\.1anager Dick Williams called It "a
gamble we took that didn't work."
Pinch runner OdOm. who will be the
A's starting pitcher Sunday if a seventh
game is necessary, had the gambling
decbi9n to fl\!ike -wJ:iether to tag up
..and ' try for home on &rt Campaneris'
foul pop to Reds' ~d baseman Joe
Morgan behirwl first b&!e.
"I was going all the way," said Odom.
"T broke even before the guy fell ."
Morgan slipped on the muddy turf and
almost went to his knees before throwing
home to nail Odo m. "I don't know y,•ho
called it," the A'ii Sal Banda said la ter.
"He was dead. It wouldn't even have
been close if the guy hadn't slipped."
Sando made a slight slip hi1nself and
booted a grow\d ball in the Reds' half of
the ninth, wtien two Oakland fielding
goofs helped the winning run score.
"Everybody was slipping and sliding,"
the A's third baseman said.
The key play was a sacrifice bunt by
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:·USC Lopsided Pick Today
Tliree Ex-area S tars Play for Huskies
I LOS ANGELES (AP! -Southern
• cauromla's nationally top-ranked T~
, jans are more than rouf.tOOchdov.·n
\favorites today at I: 30 against the once-
~beaten Washington l~uskies. a team with
a proud defense but little else.
• Washington's dcl'ense, second best in
the conference ln givtng up 271 .S yards a
,.game. has two Orange Coast area stand.
outs In the starting lineup.
Tony Bonwell, a former Hunt ington
•Beach Jilgh and ('.olden W c s t
vquarttrback and safctyman, is the 1trong
I safety for the Jlusk1cs. Ron Shepht:rd, a
unior, Is a middle linebacker. lie played
t Westminster lllgh.
~ Steve Wlczbowski of Laguna Beach ls a
Jenlor and the team 's field goal and con·
ve:nlon kicker. HI! name Is on the Husky
,all·tlme 1COrlng list 111 stvcral places In·
.eluding moat PATs in a seallOfl, 41.
The 6'0 Tro.)ens. 3-0 tn the Paciflc-8
Coofereoce race to the nose Bowl, would
be favored anyway to virtually knock
even a healthy \Vashington, 5-1, and l·I.
out or the league title picture .
The Huskies, plagued all sea!IOll by in-
juries. have a decimated offense. thanks
in part to USC's bitter rival, Stanford.
Besides losing 24-0 lfl3t week at Stan·
ford, Washington lost quarterback Sonny
Ota Radio (640)
Todn11nt1:30
Si"killcr v.·ith stretched knee tendons and
his capable backup, senior Greg Collins,
suf!ered a !pralne:d thumb on his throw·
ins hand.
\Vhen more than 70,000 persons
assemble In ~femoMal Coliseum for the
I :30 p.m. kick-off, the 18th-ranked
Huskies likely will start a sophornor~ at
quarterback and count pn their defc!nse
to keep themJn the g11me.
"ff we lose thlJ one." snys Washington
coach Jim Owerui, "we can probably
forget abOut the Rose Bowl."
The Trojans p r o b a b I y wilt be
without the services of nankcr Lynn
Sy,.·ann. a rlne receiver, runner. blocker
and punt retumer who USC c:ooch .John
h-1cKay says means as much to Troy as
Johnny Rodgers does to Nebraska.
Swann has a bruised knee.
Owenii; says C:Ollins "''ill suit up for the
game but the choice will be either Denny
Fitzpatrick or J\..lark Backman at
quarterback. Of the tv.·o, only Backman
ha! thrown varsity pass this season and
It was incomplete.
The 1-iuskies have scratched pa~
catchers Tom Scott and Fred Dean and
running back Darrell Downey with In~
jurie5. Walter Oldes, formerly a
defensive back, Is listed as a split end.
11W!: Husk.iea' lone bit of good news this
week was: that Bill C.1hllJ, a fine
11aretyman, will be able to play after suf·
fcring a bntlsed bip.
''If we acore first and make the.m play
catchup, we may be okay," sa)'J Owens.
btdlcatmg faith lb his def-which
. McKay describes as "marvelous."
pitcher Ross Grlmsley that v.·as popped
In front of A's hurler RolJi e fo~ingcrs.
Sando yeUed for Ffngera to Jet it drop
and then try for a double play.
"All I had to do was pick It up, make a
play to first and we1ve got a double
play," Fingers satd. "I just couldn't grab
the bsnd1e on It."
By the time Fingers got control or the
baU, ho barely had time to throw out
Grimsley at Lirst base. Cesar Geronimo,
wbo might have been trapped between
first and second had the play "-'Orked, ad-
vanced and later scored on Pete Rose ·s
single. ·
"We blew it," said Sando, swnming up
the whole game.
"When Joe slipped, I knew it could be
close. I knew I had to take the ball to
him.
"Tkis is a good "'in," Bench said, relief
On TV Today
Cha1111el 4 at 10
evident on his boyish face . "But we still
have to win tomorrow."
ri.1anager Sparky Anderson, \\'ho said
be-fore Friday's game he still favored the
Reds to v.·in the Series in SC\'Cn games,
professed no surprise that Odom was
running on the crucial final pla y.
"I was only hoping that Joe had seen
him," Anderson said. Anderson refused to
crltlcize Odom for running on the shallow
po~up saying ''I'll ne\cr 1udj.(c ::u1ythlng
on the other side."
Morgan said Pett' ltose's horner on the
game'li first pitch "r(·all y did so111etblng
for us. bu1 Tcnac.'C oilmost look It nway
v.·ith a three-run homl"r. The pressure is
less uo11'."
Noting the first three men in the Reels'
lineup were on ~se a total of seven
times Friday. Morgan said. "\\'hen v.·e
get on base and run. we're going to score I
runs, and we 're going lO win ."
Bench agreed,
"That's V.'hat v.•c've been v.·aillng for."
he said. "\\'e knev.· when it happened,
v.·h~n they began getting on base, ¥.'e '
v.·ould win."
UPI Tt ltl>l'lo"
THE REDS' JOHNNY BENCH TAGS OUT BLUE MOON ODOM TO END THE GAME
Lakers Club Portland;
\ . ' .. -·
Bullet /(ills Ex-Colt
The Los Angeles Lakers raced to 1l
61-45 halftime lead and went on lo thrash
Portland, 126-lOf, Friday night at the
Forum to take over first place in the
Pacific Divis.ion of the \Veste m Confer-
ence. .,
In other NBA games 11.tilwaukee trim·
med Detroit, 1~. without Kareem
Abdul Jabbar, who bad the flu : Houston
outlasted Atlanta, !20=100: New YClrk got
by Cleveland, 92-89; Boston remained un-
beaten by slapping Buffalo, 126-118;
Golden State whipped Seo::ittle, 101-92.
Happy Hairston and Jim J\.1cMillian
tallied 20 each for the Lakers while Jerry
\Vest tanked 18.
LANCASTER. S. C. -Jim Duncan, a
former defensive back with t h e
Ballimore Colts. wa lked into the Lan·
caster Police Department Friday morn-
ing and shot himself to death, Police
Chief Larry Lower said.
Lower said Duncan, 26, "had been us·
ing drugs for some time. and he had been
despondent for the last few days."
The 6·foot·2, 200-pound Duncan was
pronounced dead at a hospital.
" !\'APA. Calif. -Arnold Palmer birdied
six or the last seven holes Friday and
swept into a two-stroke lead in the se-
cond round of the $150,000 Kaiser
International Open golf tournament
Palrner had a five-under-par 67 and
pooled a 36-hole total of 133 -11 under
par.
Canadian George Knudson slipped to a
69 and was alone in second at 135.
Bud Allin nioved into third with his se-
cond consecutive 68. His 136 total was
just thrce·shols of£ the pace. Billy Casper
bolled into contention with a 66 and was
lied at 137 with Grier Jones, Jim Colbert,
Jim Ferrie\J and Bobby Mitchell. Colbert
matched Casper's 66 as the best round of
the day.
Jack Nicklaus. the U.S. Open and
~·tasters champion, winner of (our otller
titles this senl)On and the pre-tournament
favorite lo pull down the $30,000 first
11rize, managed only a 71 for 140.
" PliILADELPlllA -Joe Frazier bu
signed a contract lo defend his world
heavyweight boxing ch am pion sh i p
against George Foreman next Jan. 25 in
Jamaica.
BALTl~fORE Baltimore Colts'
general manager Joe Thomas said Fri-
day coach Don McCafferly was not fired
because of any controversy over who was
to start at quarterback, "but because of
the poor showing of our football club.·•
Thomas called a special news con·
ference 10 deny published reports that he
and McCafferty, who was fired Monday,
had clasl'led over whether to · bench
veteran quarterback Johnny Unitas.
Toda y's Sports
On Television
10 a.m. (4) CL -WORLD
SE RT &S -The Oakland AthlctiCll
and the Cincinnati Reds meet in the
six th gsme of the 1972 World Series
In Riverfront Stadium.
12,45 p.m. (7) CL -COLLEGE
FOOTBALL -The Oklahoma
Sooners travel to Boulder for a Big-
8 battle with the Colorado Buffa\os.
4:30 p.m. (7) CL -\VIOE
WORLD Of" SPORTS -Stock car
.racing ireats compete for more
thM $100,000 In the 13th annual Na·
tional 500 stock car race taped Oct .
8 In Charlotte. N.E. Also : pole
climbing, log rolling and chopping
and sawing events at the World
lAJmberjack championships, ta~d
in July at Hayward. Wisc. 19 1 CL
FOOTBAU. -The Arkansas
llazorhacks "'· the ·r e x a s
Longhorns at Aust in. Texas.
11 p.m. tJ) CL -COLLEGE
FOOTBALL -UCLA's Bruins V!.
the Qilifomia Bears In n Pacific ·8
~ame pl11yed earlier in the day flt
Berkelry.
Bears, B1·t1i11s
Battle Tolla y
In Berkeley
BERKELEY (AP1 -•·or Californi;1\
Golden Bears. today's g;:une here against
UCLA 11"i!! be their th ird against n11·
tionally ranked opponents in as niany
"''eeks. Antl Bears' Coach ~like White
#111 Radio (i Ill)
Tod«!I fll I ::111
says he hopes the team cnn "ftnd :1 111n
so1newhere soon ."
Ca l, trying hard lo rebuild a football
program . is 1·5 for the year and 1-1 iu
Pacific-8 Conference play. It was out-
matched last weekend by top-ranked t.:SC
42-14. and before that 35-18 by fourth·
ranked Ohio State.
"We need a victory." says \Vhitc who
is in his first year as coach. "\Vhen
you're st..irting a program you need a win
to !«>lidify it ... r really do think we're
getting better every week. r just hope "-'e
can find a win· somewhere soon."
UCLA isn't likely to oblige willingly,
h<i"''ever. The I Ith-ranked Bruins, who
have their eye:o1 on the Rose Bowl. will be
<1ut to revenge last yea r's game. which
they lost to Cal 31·24 on the way to a
dismal 2·7·1 overall record.
This year UCLA. with a powerful new
wishbone offense, is 5-1 overall and 2-0 in
('Onference play. Tho Bruin!:! and USC, 3-
0, nre the onl y undefeated teams ln Pac-8
conference play.
Still. UCLA co.ich Pepper Rodgers con·
!'edCS Cal qunrterbacks Jay Cruze and
Stel'e Bartkowski n1ny give hi~ team
so me trouble. "11tey ara ~ood passers
and figure to Rive our ste0ndary lls
toughest test of the season to date,"
Rodit!rs says.
!lodgers praised his "deep three" or
halfbacks Allan Ellis and Jim1ny Allrn
and safely James Bright .after tlic
Bruins' 37-7 win over Oregon State lruit
week . Bui he snld "tht!y'U have to be
even better Saturday again!!t one of the
top passing teams we'll face this
season."
Col~rado Challenges OU
BOULDER. Colo. (AP! -The
statistics arc awesome :
-A 4.1-polnt-per·game scoring av-
t:rage.:
-A total-<1ffense &\lcrage of 534 yards
p<r game;
-An average defen.'!ive ;-leld of only
1.5 points per game.
Oklahoma's Sooners, the No. 2 team in
the country, lnvade Folsom Field today
for a cniclal Big Eiaht football battle
with nlnttt..ranktd Coforado, and If lhe.
Sooners' pr•" cllpplnp have preceded
Utt!:m, it'• wUh aood reason.
Stu Aldrich, a gcoduate of Newport
llarbor High, Is a stortiog deltnslve
tackle for lhe Colorado Gol<k!n Buffa loes.
The 6-3, 24>pound Aldrich was on All
Orange County selec1ion in high 5Choo1
011 TV Toda11
Channe l 7 at 12:45
and i!! the !Of\ of UC Irvine chancellor
Dan Aldrich.
tn Ill four g11.m~1 10 far thl1 1e110t1,
Oldahom• fl.Ill hun't glvM up a
touchdown. Two fltld l!Olla. -by Ortfon and tho olh« by OtmlOll on the
lllll pl•y ol the 1•me. ll«'OOllt !or lhe lix
polnla the -. deftOll bu .UOwod.
.. .
Last season OU y,.•as noted for its t\lih
po~·ere<I offen.w This year It 's the
defense which has mnde the offl!:n,\jve
unit almost superOuous The defetme
vkting l v.·o of the three touchdowns on
viding two mf the three: touchdowns on
tackle Dcrland Moore's blocked punt and
cud zone run1ble ret"O\'ery .
"What we look for this H:ason Is a
balance of production, offe:n~. der~nse
and kicking gamr," Oklahoma c0ach
Chuck Fairbanks says. "Our defel)St Is
much belt.er, I know our affense Jf good
end our kl'1<11!4 I"""' provldld It polnu ,
SAtunjly. That 1lhocrlu..laIn1 wlM~
per!onnanct.."
U1ti Stays Lions Bury
L1 It -Tl1e11 Outmanned
Falls, 48-13
U~ STE\'E t:KOVICH
01 "'' Dallf .. !lot •••It
t.:nivf'rs1ty High's footbu ll f o r ce s
m:1nagcd to n1atch powtrfu l Valencia for
111os1 of the first h:ilf F'riday night at
Tu:>tll! -1hen thr C'runch canw and the
Trojans finally fell to the Tigers, 48·13.
The score Y.as only l~-7. in favo r of rile
Valencia Tigers. midv.·ay through the se-
cond quarter \\'hen the Trojans We rt'
threalenmg to knol the score. Uni\'ersity
~nt!l ratcd to the Valencia 15, but on a
fourth and \\\'O situati:'.)f'I there "'as a mix-
up in the backfield and the Trojans had
to give up the ball.
The Trojans. after ta k in g a
kickoff. moved down to the Tiger 11 after
quarterback ~tike O'Loup:hlin lofted a 53-
yard pass lo Ray Hale. Four plays later
Trojan Bill Waltrip S\Yept around left and
for University 's first score . After Jim
Green kicked the PAT the score stood at
7-7 with 2·.12 lelt in the firit quarter.
Valencia continued the see-saw contest
with another quick score to make it 14-7
with 11 :30 left in the half.
After a 4-0-yard gallop by Valencia's
Rich Steigner, Tigers' quarterback Paul
Laborde round end Rich Hernandez wide
open and tossed him the ball to leave the
Trojans behind for good and catapult his
mates to a 20-7 lead.
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Would Have
Gone for Tic
By CRAJG SHEFF
01 "'" Q1Hy Pllol S!ltf
The loss oC pi acc kickcr Scott Gayner
rost Estancia at least a tie in its crucial
lrvine League football game with Edision
Friday night at Orange Coast College. Al
least that was Estancia coach Phil
Brown's evaluation after the Eagles suf-
fered a 7-6 setback lo the Chargers.
Gayner, also the Eagles' No. I
fullback . injured an ankle early in the
Corona del Mar game two weeks ago and
has been sidelined since.
Brown told the DAitY PILOT that
with Gayner available Estancia would
have gone for a lie when it scored with
5:58 left in the game to cut the Edison
lead to 7-6.
Instead the Eagles went tor t\llO and a
pass play failed.
•·The loss or Gayner hurt us." said a
very disappointed Drown, "but I don 't
want to take anything away from
Edison. It has a very good baU team.
What else can you say."
Meanwhile. v.·inning coach Vince Asaro
praised his Charsers, ca lling victory a
team effort .
ffe also said Est;incia surprised him by
not running outside more.
"Our game plan was to keep them
lrom going outside which they dldn 't try
to do." said Asaro. "'Mlcy surprised me
that they didn 't try to go to the oulside
more."
Asaro not only had prtlisc for his own
defensi\'C unit, bul lHuded Estancla's as
wtll.
"Our dcfcnge really did a good job. We
made some defensive adjustments ill the
nrst quarter 11nd that helped. It was a
rtal fine tc~m effort
"We played ns good as v.·e can against
• fine tcnm like !hat Estancia played
«rcat and v.c have trtmcndous rC?Spl'C't
'tor its program . It's atw:i ys tough to pllly
!Estancit1."
·, Edison had a cMnce to score late in
1he third quarter "'Ith n fourth and goal
JilUatloo at lhC! l'AO Hathrr than go for ,he flcld goa l, th<' En11ll'S tried for six
points nnd failed.
• "We thOUght about the rield goal. but
-we felt we could score from the two."
~Asaro.
~ The Edlson head man also applauded
",the piay of his quarterback Craig Way .'Who completed 13 of 20 pnsscs for 1&3
)'ardo.
' "Cratg t;tnd our wide receivers Mar k
Weatherbee and Bob Granath re11 lly had
1lne gSmu tonight.''
Br"<¥Ml would not credit his team with
,plsytna a good game ... rm not going to
say we played badly because 1 don't want
to have IOUr grapes, We ~t beat by •
very good team without question."
•
EDISON'S DEFENSE CLOSES IN ON MIKE MAGNER (13) IN WILD IRVINE LEAGUE ACTION FRIDAY NIGHT.
DA.ILY PILOT ~M br Kiii Or111t
ESTANCIA'S MIKE DUGGER (341 POUNCES ON BALL AFTER EDISON FUMBLE.
Edison Holds Off Eagles
To Stay
8y ROGER CARLSON
Of th1 01llY Piii! Slllf
Edison High's undefoo.ted Chargers
rolled up the sl.'.l.tistical edge but found
themselves fighting for survival in the
closing moments agalnst a feisty,
scratching Estancia Eagles eleven fri-
d:iy night at Orange Coost CoUege.
\Vhen the smoke had cleared before an
overflow crowd of 8,200, Edi900 had
escaped with a 7-6 triumph for its third
siraight Irvine League football victory. It
\\'as Estancia's firsl loss.
Statisticall y ii wasn't close -yet
conch Vince Asaro's winners found
them.selves lucky to get out or OCC with
11 win after the Eagles of coach Phil
13rown came roaring back in the final
hectic moments.
The Chargers appc;ired to have ;i loc·k
on the game in the fourth period v.·hcn
I-Ted Hernandt-z skipped II yards over
tackle fOr :i touchdown ond DAn
McPher30ll toed th< PAT with t0.37 to
go.
But 1'-1ark Pcnd<'r gave Estancia new
hfe "'hen ht blocked Rob Granath'!! punt
and the Eagles look over on the Edi900
17.
Two plo ys later 1'-flke 1'-1t1gner hit Dave
Gibbs Jn the end 1.on<' for ll touchdown
and Estancia, was back In the game: But
victory wMn I to be. The Eagles tru~d n
pass for two poin ts and Ed Weinberger
!!lapped il do\vn to preserve Edison's
margin with 5:58 left.
A last ditch drive in the wan lnJI
moments went from F~dL"On's 47 (thanks
to Jim Parson's dcftMlve i>l•Y on
Edison's Cl°l'tg Way) tot.he Char11en' 20.
But a major penalty oet the ball
back to the 35 and the drlve finally (ell
thro<Jgh wh«I Bob Jol1J1""", Dan Winchell
Unbeaten, 7-6
and mates broke through to block Mike
Edwards' desperation 40-yard fleJd goal
with 10 seconds left.
It was a gallant try by a band of
Eagles, who otherwise were dominated
by the Chargers frMl the outset.
When Asaro's crew scored it had %2-2
edge in first downs. Edison drove 72
yards earlier in the second half to the
Estancia one only to be thwarted by a
great defensive play by Dugger and Den-
ny Snyder.
In the first half Edison marched to the
12, 9 and 35-yard line. But Dugger·s
fumble recovery, -an Illegal receiver
downfield and Dugger's intercepUon of a
O'aig Way pass kept Edison off the
scoreboard.
Grana lh caught sev en pa~s for 84
yards end other Edison receivers were
equally impressive. Mark Weatherbee
caught five for 69 yards.
Doug Kirby helped keep Estancia in
the game wilh hi.s fine punting game.
O. .. ME STATISTICS
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Or11nge' Coa1 t and Colden West colleges
rrma incd undefeated in conlertnce watu
polo play Friday.
O('C'~ Piratt"S logged thelt fourth
!Uraii;iht South Coa11l Confrrcnce victory,
downing visiting Cerritos, 16-5. And
Coidrn West'11 Rustlera routed }IQ.rt LoJ
Angeles cc. 27~. to run their SoCal
circuit mark to 5-0.
After Cerritos had taken a 2-1 lead ear·
ly In the first quarter, OCC outaeored lhe
Falcons, 10-1 , to take a commanding 11-3
advantage in the third quarter.
' . . ' '·
Ron P.111lo~k paced OCC 113-l l with
four goal• while 11-1\lle Beal. Mike O'BMen
and Randy BlatterrnAn scored twi<'t'
Goalie Rod Ro8S also 8J>Rrkled for the
Plrntes.
The 21 g0&ls 8Ct'lred by Golden We~t
was a school record, wipl~ out the old
m.ai-k of 26. And the 13 fourth <1uarter
goals were a\110 fl record. erasing the old
Sl:>ndard o( nlnC'.
EddJe White, usually n goalie. paced
the Rustlers ( 12-1 ) with flve,,ll'oals while
Scott ·Moore and Kurt. \Vest~rfeld scored
four ti.mes each.
Barons Exploit
Los Alamitos
Errors, 28-21
By DENNIS CAi\lPBELL
Of tflt Dt llY l"llot Slln
Ben Dodson's fourth-quarter, 4~yard
touchdown return with an intercepted
pas.5 carried underdog Fountain Valley
High School lo a 2fr21 win over Los
Ala mitos Friday night in Irvine League
football action.
Fountain Valley's win at Huntington
Beach High School dealth Los Alamitos'
title hopes a severe blow. Unbeaten and
co~sidered strong league contenders, the
Griffins are now l·l·l in Irvine play while
Fountain Valley is 1-2.
Dodson's interception, just seconds into
the final period, was one of five by the
Barons, who capitalized on Los Alamitos
mistakes for three of their four
touchdowns.
Burly fullback Les Becher raced n
yards foe a touchdown in the first
quarter, but rtmaining two scores came
following Los Alamitos breakdowns.
Following Scott Napp's fumble
recovery on the 18 in the third quarter.
Dodson scooted seven yards around left
end for a touchdown and Becfler added
aoother after Bill Ogden's 72-yard kick-off return.
Soccer-style kicker Dennis Tressler
was perfect on all four e.ttra points.
The game was one of mistakes. Los
Alamitos acored one touchdown on a SS.
yard run with a fumble by tackle Bob
McKelvey and on a 53-yard ~ from
h-1ike Olivas to Mike Barton when some-
one in the FOWJtain Valley secondary
blew his assignment.
No one was within 10 yards ol Barton
when he caught the ball for Los
Alamitos' fl!l81 touchdown.
Fountain Valley very nearly beat itself
as the Barons Jort four o( six fumbles
and threw a pair of interceptions.
ffal fback Mike Malcolm almost fumbl -
ed the ball game away on Fountain
Val/ey1s next-to-last possession.
Mal.colm had run 13 yards to Los
Alamitos 20 as the Barons' wishbone of-
fense had rolled 32 yards in five plays
but rumbled the ball when tackled .
.But linebacker Dale Peterson came up
with an Interception of an Olivas pass at
the Fountain Valley 20 alter the junior
quarterback had moved his team from
the 18 lo the 28-yard line of the Barons.
Becher, held in check two previous two
games, used his 77-yard sprint to gain 121
yards in just 14 carries. The Barons piled
up a net of 244 yards on the ground.
l'l'owever. quarterback Biil Tiatfield was
only th ree of 10 for 56 yards.
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By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of TM D•llY f'lltl 11&H
Dan Accomando's aerial display on the
field was far more Jmp-essive then the
halftime firewo rks and In the end It was
also more productive.
Accomando. quarterback f or un-
defeated Westminster High School's fo-
otball team, passed for tour touchdowns
in leadillg coach Bill Boswell's Lions to
their fifth straight victory in a 34-3 romp
over outmanncd Marina Friday night in
Westminster High's stadium before a
packed house. The vic tory teeps the
Wons on a par \vith Western in the race
for the circuit championship with
showdown lime sti ll ahead.
But Friday nlgh.t Accomando and the
Lions were in complete charge from
beginning lo end and it wasn't until
BosweU pulled his fron t-line horses late
in the third quarter with the score 34-0
that the Marina Vikings rolled to thelr
lone tally.
Accomando 's passing, a thing ot beauty
when he fires an arching lob toward the
sidelines and Gary Maddocks 1 Chuck
Carlson or Roy Vega go in pursuit.
At times he had more time than a
commuter waiting for the 11:45 express
at 10:30. The Lions line he'ld the Vikings
at bay and Accomando waited untll he
was certain his receivers had shaken the
defense before letting go with the bomb.
His counterpart al Marina, Greg
Foster , sometimes saw more o f
the Lions front line than he did Of bi!I
receivers.
With Steve Fritsch. Larry Crady and
Rich Seaberry putting on a constant
rush. Foster had fi ve J>B!S attempts
blocked behind the line with Grady get-
ting three.
The \Vestrninster scoring parade went
like this: A 52-yard effort to Walt Sinner
with Larry Walbrlng J..icking the first of
four conversions made it 7-0 with 2: 30
left in the first period .
The next was a 28-yard effort to Mad-
docks fotl Owed by a 35-yarder to Csrlson
to make it 21-0 at halftime.
Bob Dreifus broke the string of aerial
scores with a five-yard plunge le!S than
l\\'O minutes into the third period and Ac-
comando hit Maddocks for a second time
from 16 yards out for the final score .
Foster. on a scramble, scored ~farina's
touchd0\\1\ on a 24-yard run \Vith 3:39 left
in the game and ran fo r the two-point
ronversion.
GA.ME STATISTICS
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Woods Outguns
Cycle Rivals
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of tri1 OtllY Piiot SllH
Rick Woods, the popular motorcycle
racer from Costa Mesa, rocketed to vic-
lory Friday night in the U.S. Natiooal
Speedway Cham pionship at the Orange
County Fairgrounds.
A crowd or 8.500 leaped from their
seats as Woods clinched the cham-
pionship in the 17th heat ol the 20-race
card. He rode flawlessly and won every
race in which he was entered.
Scott Autrey, the naxen-halred speed
demon from lfuntington BeAch, was
a1varded second place alter a sudden
death runoff with ~like Bast of Van
Nuys, last year's title-holder.
Woods, who won the right to wea r the
oomber one patch on hJs bright orange
racing leathers in 1968 nnd 197G, is the
first triple champion in U.S. speedway
racing his tory.
He made his inten tion of \Vinning the
C'OVl'ted trophy known in his firS\.rate, a /
head.to-head co mb;it with Bast which"'
lasted for only one lap. From then on il
was Woods way out in front in every
race. the Costa ~fesan often leading by
as much as a slrAlghtaway.
Steve BR~f. Mike Ba!!l's older brother
and the 1969 U.S. Champion followed
1vi1 h fourth place. Danny 81'Cker, Foun-
tain Valley, took tilth; Ed Wllllarm.
Costa Mesa. sixth; and seventh place
'A'AS a Ile between Bl/I Qxty, G&rden
(.~rove. and Sonny Nutter, Tope.nga .
\Yoods. who ran hot and cold all
Sta~on. credited his tun er Ed Schaefer.
of Co:;ta Mf?!la, with helplng him snatch
''lcfory. Sclla!.!ft!.r \vas the crew chief tor
[,()thar Motschenb..icher's auto racing
h·am btforc he b(!ca.me lntere!lted ln
specd1vay raring.
"rorlnn&tt'ly, I h:id Ed doing a.II the
mechnnic11l work so f could prepare
myself menllllly and physlcA lly,'1 aa.id
Woods. who earller lhl., ycAr self-tuned
h1s motorcycle and enjoyed on 1 y
1node;ate succeMes. •·1 was flnally able
10 ~et my head pointed In the rta:ht dlreo-
Uon "·Ith Ed doing 1he wrench .wort."
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''Every week we 've got a
mountain to climb," says Tony
Leon.
And the. climbing job this
week is against defending
Orange League ch a m p i o n
Sonora tonight at 8 at La
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Sea Kings
To Battle
SA Valley
Bucs l(ick Off
Circuit Hostility
Y.'ALNUT -rrehm1nar1cs
Corona del Mar Jligh's JH.st :.ire out of the way and 1he
ch.aoce at getting back in the Orange Coast College Pirntes
Irvine League football race is move into high gear ror open-
tonight when the Sea Kings ing of the South Coast Con·
clash with undefeated Santa ference football nag chase
Ana Valley. tonigb! when they journey to
It's an 8 o'clock game at ' !\1.l. San Antonio College
Newport Harbor and coach Kickoff ts at 7:30.
Dave Holland's Sea Kings Each team ha.s lust one
have been posted as five-point practice grune but tile A-fo~n
favorites to dump the visiting Iles have posted !our v!CtfJr1c~
Falcons from the undefeated to three for coach Dick
ranks. Tucker's Pirates. OCC had a
Corona is 0-1-l while Edison bye on the schedule last
Is 3-0, Estancia 2·l, and SA weekend and has had tv.·o
Valley z..o. vi ct 0 r y is weeks to prepare for the co11-
paramount to any chance ference o~ncr.
the Sea Knights m i g h ~ T~cker_ 1~ gla.~ the ~eeke~
have of getting back into th of 1nacuv1ty . 1.s behind his race e charges and 1s hopeful they
H ·lland 'L.~-• haven't gotten a little rusty o. .•tG:J .promised somo from the layoff.
surpnses tn his oVense setup Tonight's game promises to
for the_ Falcons, but_ there are be an explosive passing ex-
no ma1or changes in person-hibition but the defense may
ne.1. be the key to success for the
It'll be quarterback Joe winner.
Tosti and tailback S k i p Steve Myer at Mt. San
Lauderbaugh who are counted Antonio moved past Orange
on for most of the Sea Kings' Coast's Alvin \Vhite I as t
yardage. But the Sea Kings' weekend in total passing
favoritism stems from an yardage. Myer has 1,052 yards
alert and aggressive defense to 944 for White, the all-time
wilh veterans at almost every career passing leader at OCC.
position. The series between the two
ll ""ts 30-10 in fa\·or
}lirates.
Defensively . the tean1s are
about on a par. In four games.
OCC has given up 91 points. an
avtorage of 22.8 per tllt.
ML San Antonlo has givrn
up 101 in five games, ::in
average of 20.2.
\\'hen the passing game g{ll>s
into high gear for OCC. Steve
Monahan is the man on the
spot. lie has taken 25 aerials
for 378 yards and lhree
touchdowns with Bill Kristinat
next v.·ith 14 receptions for 18-1
yards. Seven others ha"'
caught passes this year.
Myer has also thrown to a
variety of receivers with !lick
Panneton (17 for 223 yards).
Don f\.1oore tl5 for 294 and five
touchdowns) and Ted Farmer
(13 for 129 and two
touchdowns) the I e a d i n g
catchers.
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Valley eleven wish to pass it'll the Pirates holding a 12·11-1
have to put up with the sec-edge. But Orange Coast has
ondary or cornerbacks Jon won the last lour games, the
Te!TY and John Cr o w er . longest win streak in the
safetyman Bob Pfeiler and history of the series. Last year
roverback Pat \\1alt.
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Triumph
Tars
By HANK WESCll
Of lt11 Dill)' PHol Stiff
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set up the other .two scores by
keeping drives alive with his
Newport Harbor followed a runs.
spectacular h o m e c o m i n g Huntington Beach opened
halftime show with a solid sec-the game in spectacular
ond half of footbe.11 to defeat fashion, with hal£back Paul
arch rival Huntington Beach Fiskness r!pping 28 yards on
21 7 ~ id tN -the _ilpenwg_ ~ play, a n d • l'-r ay a e.w~t---· ··-quarterback Greg-Nitzkowski
Once the homecoming queen rambling 23 yards on the third
had left the field via a hot-air play from scrimr(l3ge.
balloon the Sailors took to the Those two rum proved to be
air themselves to break a 7-7 the big gainers of the night for
halftime tie and notch their the Oilers, however, and after Mike McAdams scored Hun-
second win of the season. tington's ~own with 7:39
Newport quarterback steve still le[t in the first quarter,
Bukich passed for t w 0 tbe Oilers were unable tel
touchdowns and ·guided his move ·the ball offensively. Newport totally dominated
team on a time consuming the second half with its one-
drive in the fourth quarter as two punch of Reeser and Jim
the Sailors upped their Sunset Swick pounding out yardage
League record to l-2 and drop-on the ground. The Sailors
ped the Oilers to 1.3 in league kept the ball for 30 plays in
play. the second half to only 18 for Huntington Beach, and main--
Huntington Beach struck for
Win
tained control for the major
part of the fourth period while
maintaining their lead.
GAME STATISTICS H. , ff
Firs! 11-ns rushing l lt
Fir$! aowns paislnv II 2
Firs! 11own1 Plf>llltlH • 2
Total ll•sl downs ~ 16
'r'1rd1 ru1hlnv 1~ 11S
Yards p.aulng lS 51
Yard1 IO!il 2• 26
Net ylflh 991..ed 12S ?AO
Punt1/1wrege dlilllnct 6132 2139
PeNilllnlv•rds 1MMllJtd 6170 6/60
Fumt>ltt/ft!mblH IOI! 212 2/2
scor1 Illy Qu1r11n
HYnllngton 8!'1(11 7 O 0 0-1
NtwPOt1 HI.tor 7 0 1 7-21
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Suklch
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a touchdown on the opening
series of the game, but
thereafter could dent a tough
Newport defense for only one
first down the rest of the
game that on a penalty.
The Sailors came back to
knot the score with 56 secoOOs
left in the first quarter, then
put the game away as Bukich
passed three yards to Mark
Thronburg and 26 yards to
Mike Folsom for secood half
scores.
Marriner-Maheney Duel
Big Attraction at Bowl
The real hero of the night
for the Sailors, however was
shifty halfback Kevin Reeser,
who darted through a n d
around the Oilers defense for
125 yards in 24 carries on the
night.
Reeser scored the first
Newport touchdown on a 12
yard slant off right guard, and
The Laguna Beach High
Sc h o o 1-Saddleback game
tonight promises to provide a
classic confrontation in of-
fensive and. defensive football .
Game time is 8 o'clock at
Santa Ana Bowl
The confrontation is an in-
dividual one between Laguna's
unstoppable Dave Marriner
and Saddleback's s u p e r b
linebacker, Don Mahaney.
But both teams will have a
great deal at stake also. Each
has one loss in Orange League
play and must play perfect fo-
Mesa-Magnolia Duel
Tonight at Western
Delany is the leading rusher
with 106 ya rds on 30 attempts.
But Sharp will again be
without favorite r ec e i v c r
Mark Schrupp, out for the
season with a neck injury.
Of 1fagnolia, Sweazy aays :
"They're the best ~ team
around and they're not as bad
as their record indicates, I'll
otball for the remainder of the
season to stay within striking
distance of unbeaten Brea.
f\1arriner, an elusive, I~
pound senior, has averaged 8.5
yards per crack carrying the
ball in Laguna's option of-
fl!Ilse. He played on the junior
varsity last year a f t e r
transferring from Anaheim's
Heritage High School.
But Afahaney, a bra'A'Ily, 6-0.
210-pound senior, has been an
All-Orange League selection
the past two years and Sad-
dleback coach Ben ~Ialey calls
him the best in the county.
Laguna, with the exception
of one game, has been a
defensive-minded team. The
Artists scored a 34-32 upset
over El Dorado in the Orange
League opener.
Last v.·eek's 28-15 loss to
Brea was directly attributable
to seven fumbles by the
Artists, four or them on the
snap from center to
quarterback.
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And up front the Sea Kings
have it too, with Pat Lynch.
and Bob Jones leading the
way.
Golden West, LASlT'
Santa Ana Valley's attack is
built around speed and the
Falcons have plenty of it in
tailbacks Myron White and
Gary Templeton and fullback
Eddie Medina.
In Circuit Crucial
--Sut the Falcons'-offense is
sporadic and if the game goes
according to the paper game.
Corona de! Mar's defense
should prove too tough.
Corona's offense came into
focus in the second half
against Los Alamitos and
Holland reported the best
practices 0£ the season \V"ere
being held this week in an-
ticipation <>I Santa Ana Valley.
Corona's passing game
could come into its own behind
the arm of Tosti,
He's completed 20 or 61 at-
tempts tel date far 278 yards
and two touchdowns.
There's a massive traffic
jam in the Southern California
Conference football standings
this week and two teams deep-
ly involved in the situa!lon
square off on I h e Orange
Coast College field tonight.
Coach Ray Shacklerord's
Golden West College Rustlers
"'ill entertain the LA
Southwest College Cougars. in
a battle to stay alive in the
standings v.•hi1e keeping one
eye peeled on another game
involving East LA and Los
Angeles City College . Kickoff
is at 7:30.
The Rustlers and Coug:lrs
.are tied with East LA. Santa
i\1onica, Rio Hondo a n d
Cypress in second place, all
¥:ith 1-1 records. LACC is on
top with a pair or victories but
could find tough sledding in
the game with East LA.
The Rustlers will be facing :1
santa Ana Valley has upset
Corona de! Mar twice in the
last Jhree years. Hill 's cre\v
even turned the trick in 1971.
'"hen Corona del Mar captured
the lrvine League cham-
pionship. team that has improved v.·ith
110 each game this season. After
'" SE-Andrtws
RT-Twym1n R~errlll
( -Garn
LG--G1rr1tt
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•~1 one-sided losses to LA Valley
L T-Clerneoce
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:~ Santa Monica 128-271 and then
160 Jost to LACC '7-9 J last '" no weekend ,,.
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The record of 1-3 isn't im-
pressive but the turnabout in
posting a victory and holding
the vaunted Cubs to one
touchdown. is an indlc:ltion of
the 1mprovemcnl.
Shackleford isn't su re of his
Diablos Going A fte1·
Third Straight Wi1i -
startin g quarterback and says
he will determine bet"·een Bill
Cornelius anil Jerry llinojosa
on the day of the gan1e for the
balance of the season.
Hinojosa engineered the vie·
tory over East LA last week
but Cornelius holds most or
the school's passing records.
The health of Rick Rice has
been a matter of grave con-
cern to the Golden \VesL
Coaching staff this week.
Rice has had a chronic-
ankle problem all season. Tt
Oared up in the first ha.If
against East LA and Rice was
kept on the sidelines far the
entire second half.
Rice is tbe leading ground
gainer with 573 yards. He also
scored the only touchdov.'n in
last 1veek's victory before
going to the beuch.
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CHULA VISTA Sad-
dlcback OJllege's root b a 11
team puts its Mission Con-
Al1ssion Viejo is expected to heflllhiest oonditwn since the ference ti1le hopes on the Linc
get its first major Crcstvit>w i;tar! or the season will be 1on igh1 at 7:30 when the
League t~t tonight wlwn the> bolstered by the return of cap-Gauchos meet defensive-mind·
Diablas take on Villa Park ::it 8 t:i1n !l.1artln r.o ver. ~·ho has ed Southwestern College. here .
at El Modena High. recQvcred fron1 a knee injury. \Vith San Bernardino Valley
Coach Bob Hivner's Mission Villa l'ark has bel>n rockC'd forfeiting its four circuit vic-
Viejo team tms won both its by two straight los.~es to torics because of a violation of
CrestView games to date. but league utlc con1enders El the state code regarding
(aces its toughest opponent in Modena arxl Orange. scrimmages. Southwest.cm iJ
Villa Park. now the new leAder. ,
V h . ed MV Oli.ft .. Mission iejo a,, !)urv1v L£-Maue• 1.0 The Apaches have a 3-0 00!1·
on a tough defen se <ind A run-LT -Etc1>et11rr1• 100,.,. fe-rence rc."Cord while Sad· LG-GoWr .., ning game built riround senior c -c~urc~1u 10ll dlrhack is 3-6-1. Thus, a \'ic-
halfback Dave Caldwell. :r-~:,~~e11• ~! tory by <.'Oach Geo r g f
The Diablos will be count ing 11:£-E110n 110 ll<irtman's Gauchos would put ,
tell you that.
''I just doo 't know what the
problem is," says Laguna
coach Hal Akins. "But 1 know
we can't expect to do that
against the good teams and
win . l consider that seven
potential scoring dri.,·es that
were stopped." even more heavily on Caldwell ~=~;~,~: ;~ them into the No. l spot.
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No Children~ Many Couples Live It llp
NE\V YORK (API -~l idn1ghl f'-'t>d·
lngs, the patter of tillh: feet, sc;.,:.ot meet·
lngs and otthodontisl bills -these joys
or parenthood, Ken and S.'Uldra Veit cnn
do "'lthoot.
They prefer another life style: living In
Ii $71,000 condominlu1n apnrtment in
llort!ord. Conn.: dinjng out up to five
1irnes 111 week: long. leisurely hours or
rcadina at night, unbrokl'n by children's squ~al~: ~xotic VITT:titTOnS· such as al-
ligator hunting on the Amazon River or
campuig In Iceland
Llke an increasing number of couples
::icr06S the country, the Veits are a
"cltlld free" fam1l.y, by cho.ice. They plan
to stay that way.
TIIEY ENJOY their lif e too much to
change it -despite pressures of com·
Tunnel l'isio1i
munuy 1rad111on. pointed questions rrorn
strangers or urging:! from acqU11unanc..'Cs
"After 10 years or marriage, peoplt> no
loni;cr assu1nc we·~ wai11r1g for the right
mutnt>nt ," says small, blonde Sandra
\'t•it. 29 .
.. For a loug tltne, I wouldn 't ad1n1t I
dido't v.•ant childrtn. Now I let fl',.'<>P lc
knovJ,'' says Snndra, wbo v.·-0rks as 11
technical manager In 11 data processing
lJT\'lston of an lnsura.oce rornpany
.. \\'e don 't dodge the issue any 1nore,"
.says Ken.
Sandra and Ken have streamlined their
schedules to allow maximum time for
their greatest plea sures: v.·ork. readin g.
travel.
''THE BEST TlllNG about not having
children is the personal frcedorn. You
Dr. Benjamin Spock. candidate for President on
the Peace and F-reedom Party, says many American
industrial leaders are afflicted \\·ith "tunnel vision."
1-Ie den1onstratcs
versity.
cun do anything you want anytime you
\\ant -from being uble to Q:O out and get
a hotdog, to making lo\e," sD:y1 Ken , 34,
a senior vice president of an insurance
l'Ornpltlly.
The number or couples choosing to re-
m<11n chlldless is increasing.
or wives ages lB-24, the percentage of
those 1t.•ith no children and de.siring no
children has almost tripled the last five
years -from 1.3 of the group In 1067 to
3.6 1n 1972. Of wives ages 25--29, it has
alloost doubled -from 2.2 to 4.0.
More groups are recognizing the child·
free concept because they feel it is im·
portant in combatting the population ex·
plosion and in achieving individual fulfill·
ment.
This year. for instance, Zero Popula·
tion Growth, a group organized to t.ry to
Ul'I T11e!lllol9
1n speech at India na University.
Newport Officials Ask:
Wl1ere Are Swimmers?
stabilize !ht' U.S. population, changed its
official policy to hiclude endorstment of
the child-fret and one-child fam1lles. as
well as the previous "stop-at-two" con·
ctpt
ALTHOUG ll TIIE fertility rate for 1972
is estimated to have hit a new low -2.1
births per woman, some population ex·
perts guess that the U.S. population will
still be about 330 million by the year 2070,
including growth through immigration.
New groups are springing up to try to
change social attitudes toward child·frec
famil ies.
One is the Organization for Non-
Parents, (ONP), with headquarters in
Palo Alto. which was formed in January.
It has 800 members.
"The point of the group is lo remove
whatever stigma may remain over the
hl!ads of people who decide not to be
parents at all . .or who want lo form
their famlUes through adoption or foster
care," says Dr. E. James Lieberman ,
Washington, D.C., psych.latrist and ONP
board member.
"TIUS SOC'l.ETY needs to learn the
word natalism as It has learned sex.ism
and male chauvinism," says Ellen Peck ,
a child-free housewife and author of "The
Baby Trap."
"Natalism is an underlying societal at·
Utude , that the duty, destiny and glory of
every female lies in motherhood. It's
reinforced everywhere from tax laws to
the soap operas."
The Veils could afford children. 'l'hey
!>pend about $25,080 a year. not counting
what they save or i/Jvest.
However, wilh no worries about
children's education or medicaJ expenses,
lhey can splurge when they feel Uke it -
en paintings, $200 iiu.lts for Ken, good
ballet tickets, lush carpeting in their new
apartment, or last year's raft trip down
lhe Colorado River, dining out and it
maid for cleaning.
"INSTEAD OF GOING to Ocean Cll~
or Cape Cod for vacations, we can go
anywhere in the world," says Sandra.
"I've endured snidl(" remarks that
we're !elfish," Sandra says.
"That's assuming that there's some
pool of unborn children dying to be
born," says Ken. "That's preposterous."
Smut Decision Finally Due
Vo te rs to Decide Matter in Nov. 7 Initiative
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -After years or
public and court controversy over topless
bars, pornography and movie nudity,
Californians "'ill have a chance to set
!heir Own rules al the polls in November.
All sides agree the outcome will have
nationwide impact. because California is
a major production point of movies and
literature. The slale is also an innuential
trend-setter for the nation's public
morality.
The rules. v.•hich also atlempt to
define the legally comple11: concept of
obscenity, are contained in :i1. 6,000-"·ord
proposed lav.· known as Prop. 18.
THE DISPUTE breaks d0\\11 into such
old quarrels invol\'ing whether an object
is "pornography" or "art" and whether
its ban v.'ould be "good taste" or
··censorship.''
Supporters say they don't 1 i k e
censorship but lhnt current law opens the
door to pornography.
Opponents retort that they don't like
pornography but the proposal wotild operi
the gate to censorship.
con1 munily would be able to define and --Playboy magazine nudes would be
enforce its own standards. nil right for adults but would involve ven--
-Hollywood-lype movies l\'Ould be dors in misden1eanor arrests if sold tG
unaf!ecled except that scenes (alling those under 18.
within the definitton of nudity-bare -Topless bars, if taken to be a ''live
breasts and rear views-would be in effect sho"'." would be prescribed. "Bot~
off-limits to those under 18 and banned tomless'' definitely would be out.
from outdoor theaters. -~1uscu1ns and art galleries \1/0uld be
-"SA1UT FIL!tlS'' would be liable 10
seizure: the&ter/owners· distributors and
performers would be subject to arrest
and fine .
Man Neo•Nazl?
unrestricted.
-Books. v.•ith obscenity in a ''\\'Ork of
a.11" category, would be nllowecl,
although obscene art work could in-
validate this.
Robbery-Escape Suspect
Sane, Will Stand Trial
gun to convicted killer Ylill iam Westwood
"The l\lan" McCle llan.
Plumley also e s ca p e d from
Horse1ne11.'s Unit
Presents Se cond
A1uuial Prog1·a1n
The second annual Capistrano \1al!ey
Horsemen's Association horse show -
complete "'ilh a queen contest and other
special events -v.·iJI be h('ld Sunda,Y
starting <ti 8 a.m. at Conway's Stables.
··Last one in is a rotten ... ·· \\·cnt the
cry down at the ol' swimmin ' hole.
I-le said if the numQer of S\vimmers
laking part in the \\"eekend 1 to 4 p.m.
swin1s doesn't chmb to at least 30 in the
next v.·cck or two , the pool will be closed.
Supporters insist they are mainly atler
hard core paperback pornography and
the smut films of porno houses. They
claim broad-based support from churches
and civic groups who they credit with get-----------rmg nearly half a million signatures in
just 17 days lo put the measure on the
ballot.
An accused gunman who once claimed
that an Orange County Superior Court
judge and prosecutor branded him as a
"-ieo-Nazi and a member of the Aryan
Brotherhood" 1vas found sane this \\"eek
&nd able to !ace trial on escape and
armed robberf charges.
\\'estminster ~lunicipal Court prior to a
preliminary hearing and was one cf three _
men who thrc1v pepper into the eyes or
jail deputies escorting them to a Superior'
Court appearance.
The annual event, offering conlpt'tition
in Western and English equestria n
events. will feature the crov.'fling of <i
queen from seven South Coast area gi rls
under 11 years old.
Opening ceremonies also will include a
fiag ceremony and special guests.
Contestants entered in the contest are
Cindy Direnbeger of Capistrano Be;ich ;
Tracy Dixon of Dana Point·: Jennifer and
Shannon Pitts of Dana Point ; Joanne and
Cindy Raymond of South Laguna and
Dory Swift of San Juan Capistrano.
Com~itions for horsemen of all ages
v.•ill be offered in the daylong show .
Entry fees are S2 per event for non -
members and $1 per cvenl for members.
Signups will stan at 7 a.m. for equitation
classes. Gymkhana signups v.·ill be at 11
a.m.
James Hanse n
Service .. Sla ted
Graveside scr\'ie:es v.·ill be conduc1cd
Tuesday at 10 a.n1. in El Toro Cemetery
for James Hansen. 748-P Via Los Altos.
Laguna Hills. who died Friday at Beverly
Manor Convalescent llospital. Laguna
Hills. He v.·as 69.
Mr. Hansen . v.·ho v.•as a machinist \\'ith
~1cDonnell-Oouglas Corpo ration for 45
years. Us survh•ed by his wido\.\', Lyda: ii
daughter. Eileen Rrotherton: sister. An-
na Hurber ; and brother-in-law , \\"allcr
Huber.
Jack Dodd or the Laguna Beach
Congregation of Jehovah's \\1ilnesses.
will officiate at the service. Sheffer
Laguna Beach f\lortuary is In charge of
arrangements.
It ha sn't been heard too often do\1'n at
the nev.• olympic swimm ing pool at
!\ev.-'port llarbor High School, though.
And if it isn't heard more oft.en. the
pool v.·ill have to be closed down to public
S\\1imming on weekends. Newport Beach
Recreation Supervisor Ron Whitley said
today.
The pool, built "' i I h a COOl·
bination of sch o o 1 dist rict. city of
Nev,.port Beach and private fund s. ~as
been open to public swimming on Satur·
day and Sunday afternoons since Sept. 25
but the turnout has been anything but
pleasing to recrealion officials.
"\\'e've only been getting about 15 or 20
people each day ," said Whitley.
He said the public S\\'imming part or
the pool operation is supposed to be
paying for itself. II isn't.
"If we don 't kick it up. \\'e'rc going IO
have to close ii down .'' he said.
'·Th<it's a big pool and it takes a lot of
people to supervise for safety reaso ns:·
he said.
""' 'lt-s our last try ar
winning votes/'
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Contintaes Concerts
"\Ve need at least 30 to break even,"
he said.
Single admissions are 50 cents for
persons 17 years or younger and 75 cents
for persons 18 years and older, Whitley
said.
"A monthly fee of $4 for individuals
;ind $8 for a famil y can be iniliated if
enough people express an interest by
cal ling the Parks, Beaches and Recrca·
tion Department ," Whitley said.
Laguna Council
Studies Fed eral
Revenue Sharing
Laguna Beach doesn't know how much
it \\'ill receive under the new federal
fl•\'1'nUl' sharing plan. or "'hen it will be
forthcoming. hut councilmen this week
:.i·t a !)cc_ 2 study date to figure out
hon· thry"ll spend the money.
City ~1anagrr La\vrence Rose said
Laguna·s sha re has been estimated at
$91.279. but, he added. "We've had no
co11fir1nation of this and. afler talking
\1•1th prople from other cities about their
esti mates. this figure for Laguna seems
ge11erous ··
However. he sold. !he ci ly \viii be re-
c1uired to publish a definite program
showing ho\\' the n101u'y is to be spent,
nnd some thou~ht should he given lo this.
~layor Charlton Bo,vd noted that there
seemed to be financial shortages Rnd
11cerls in n1ost areas and suggested that
councilmen examine !heir areas of con-
cern and be prepared lo list urgent needs
"if this revenue sharing windfall ever ar·
-rives."
Montoya, 68, 'Plays Like 20'
!
fo"rom \Vire St>rvlct!
C1rlo1 Monloy1, a Spanish
gypsy who has risen lO master
namenco gultarlst. says his
whirlwind concert tours
around lbe country Rre f::i.r
from over, despite hh1 age.
"Though I am 68 years old, 1
the Lyndon B. Johnson School
of Public Affairs innocent or a
drunk driving charge.
Ill" was arrested Dec. 26 ns
he drove home from an open
house given by a colleai:;:uc.
Gronouskl said he had taken
only one drink .
,---------.. Cronouskl, a for me r
( P'""OPLE ) postmaster general and am· L bassador to Poland , was on
'----------' the witnes.!l stand for 21
, hours and cried once during cross·
txamlnation by As.~t. County
Atty. Roy Rutland.
play with the fln~ers of a man
of 20," he says, 'SOmetlmet 1
think I will die on 5llil(e."
lie ls appearing in Tu~n.
"Evr:n when he iJ old, ~
pie will llUI appreclala him,
even when bis technical 1klll is
gone, because oC the feeling he
putt Into hla piece.," aay1 his
..Ue Sally.
* A Jury In AUJtln, Tex. ba1
round Dean Jolla Grono111kt of
..
In re11ponse to police
st3tementg that Crooou!lki'!I
clothes were In dl.sarray when
he was stopped, a collen1:iue
told the ~ the deAn I~ a
"messy dre13er."
* Those who say the pubtlc
hat loet Interest U. VletMm
will get no 11rguments Crom
Tom Tasq111rlllo of San ntcgo
. .
Tasc1uarillo. n teacher with a
mnslcr's degree in Asian
h!St(lry. decided to teach a
nev.· adul! school course this
ye :rt r on 'Vietnam. its
history. its people and its
culture."
On the firs! night of his
<:lass. nn one showttl up.
"I guess 1t showed that 1)('1)-
lllc weren't interested any
rnore." said T:isqunrilln, who
nevertheless !'i:iid he wlll show
up again nex t week.
* Tv.'e/ve years :irter hf>inR
shot down over the Soviet
Union U2 spy plane pil9t rrao.
els Gary rower• haii em-
lwrked on a serles of col\cf,lC
speaking tours, saying that
people nre now ready to hear
him.
At hi s lint talk, on lh~ cam·
pus ot Cal State Northrldge.
Po~·ers said he is starti,ng to-
speak to young people now
··t>eeause or the revelations of
lhe Penaagon Papers and the
like, I think it 's vltnlly im·
portant for tomorrow 's
geoeration of leaders to know
a!\ they can about how the
U.S. bureaucracy func:tkins
openly and secretly,"
* ~tayor John V. Lindsay of
New York has signed a blll
renaming the Singer Bowl In
the borough of Queens. the
l.ouis "&.lchmo" ArmalronR
Park and Stadlun1.
Armstrong, a rcslde1it of the
are1,1. was described b y
Lindsay as "a great Anicrlcan
and beloved ambassador of
good wlll throughoul the
world.''
Cri tics. v.1ho claim a base of support
that includes many librarians. civil
libertarians, clergymen and politicians,
say the proposal is much too sweeping.
H.ERE ARE SOAtE major points in the
proposal:
-AHcged violators, once cited into
court, 'vould have to prove their in·
nocence, but an elaborate series of
defense arguments l'.'ould he allowed,
such as the concept or taking a work as a
whole rather than by scme singular part.
-The concept of "redeeming social
importance," which has protected many
art works, would be disallowed. Each
Millio11air e's
Will I nvalul
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -The
will of Phoenix miUlonaire Walker
l\1cCune. who died last year and
left his estranged wife $100. has
been declared null and void in
!\taricopa County Superior Court.
Judge Laurens Henderson said
McCune, who left assets estimated
at $10 lo $16 million, "lacked men-
tal capacity to make a will and v.•as
una\\•are of the extent of his p~
erty."
Henderson said the ruling now
allo\1-'S court adn1inistration of
~l cCune's estate, which includes a
!6 million mansion in Phoenix.
011ly Child Now
Superior Court Judge James Turner
issued the ruling that will put Douglas
Plumley Jr., 30, of Long Beach. in Judge
Robe rt Corlman 's courtroom Oct. 30 for
trial on the multiple allegatioll!'I.
He ordered the trial after studying the
reports of psychiatrists who examined
Plumley and who scanned the records of
several court appearances made by the
eloquent defendant.
Plumley's last court appearance led to
the installation of electronic surveillance
systems now """idely used by the nation's
airports and the mounting or special
guards by the sheriff's oftice.
It was pointed out that Plumley was
the recipient. while lodged in the county
jail, of a weapon smuggled into the facili·
ty by a visitor who initially banded the
Old Gas Engi11es
To Be Displa.yecl
Some of America's rural hislory \viii be
relived today and Sund11y at the
Orange County Fairgrounds by members
of the Early Days Gas Engine and Trac-
tor Association.
A variety of operating steam and gas
engines as v.•ell as old farm tractors will
be on display both days. Women may be
interested in an old-time kitchen which
"'ill he set up on the parking lot.
Hours are Crom 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to-
day and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.
Admission is free .
David and Diane h1 c0onald of Davenport, Iowa bold 2-year--old daugh·
ter Ve ra after Iowa Supreme Cou rt sald they 1nust give up 41h·year-
old twin daughters because of rnotb.er's IO\V IQ.
He \fas sulxiued and recaptured on
bolh occasions.
The armed robbery charges to be aired
Oct. 30 in conjunction with the escape
allegations date back to September ot
t969.
Victim in Fire . -
May Have Tried
To Quell Blaze
A discarded cigarette in a kitchen
trash container is believed to have caus-
ed an apartment fire that took the life ol
an 80-year-old Leisure World man Thurs.
day night.
Firemen attempted to revive George
Armstrong. who was found inside the
front door of his apartment, 2169 G Via
Puerta, shortly after 9 p.m., but he Wl!l! •
pronounced dead on arrival at ~1issloo
Community Hospital.
. 'I't).e ~ictim's dog also perished in U>l!I
fire.' fll'emen reported. Eight other
residents or the apartment building were evacuated. ·
There was evidence that Annstrocg
may have tried to put out the fire himseU
before trying. to . esc~pe, according to
Dave Coward1n , fJJ"e information of£icer
or .!he Orang.e County Fire Department. ''
The _pu~~1c s~uld be reminded," s.a.i~ ~wa~. that m case of fire the firsf
thmg 1s to make sure you can escape:·
Then contact the fire department and
last, if PQS!ible, make an effort to control the fire."
Estimated damage to the buildings and
contents was placed at $7 ,580.
Newport Cliamber
Avoids Taking
Prop. 14 Stand .
The Nc1vport l-larbo r Chamber of Coni~
mcrce has refused to take a stand on
Proposition 14 on fhe November ballot _
the ~ailed Wt1 tson Property Tax
Reform Amendlnent.
~ber dlrettors !his \veek voted
unanunously to table n motion of op-
position to the Amendment. which would ~
place a ce!Ung on property tax rates
because of IMUfficient lime to dlscu~ UK? matter,
Chamber opposition was suggested In a
letter from the Orange Co.1st Community
COilege District. which claims the
amendment would severely crimp local
control over the destinies or the com.
munlty colltge!I.
Opponents of the mcuure say the tar:
rate celling wUJ severtly hurt -the fun(}.
rnisiOfJ effort.II of public schools in the
stale by llmltlng the percentaMe tllCy can
levy for tax support.
-.Opponents al9o say that whatever SllVt
lng11 the Average taxpayer will get tn prop.'
crty taxes "'Ill hovr: to be made up In .
sales and other state ttui:es.
f'roponenl!I of the mcuure Sllf it la 1
way or assuring positive tax rerorm •nd
bring\ng'inflat~ary tax rates under coo-
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CBS 0 8:00 -"All in the F'lmily." Edlth
answers an ad for a pen pa.I that turns out to be
from a swingers' group instead -and then ber
"pen pals'' drop over for a vlsil.
NBC D 9:00 -"f'ool's Parade." A strong cast :
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DI an ex-c<>nvlcl lrying to make good alter a 40·
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Dy T0~1 BARLEY ,
Ol -. 0.ily ''i.1 Sltff
Austrian organlst Peter
Planya vsky had an enraptured
UC Irvine audience safely in
his pocket long berore the half·
way mark of his n1emorable
concert \Vf'dnesday nlght.
He hi!d done l'nough at th:it
point to tT1crit the praise
heaped upon him by n1a11y nti-
tloos. And the high water
marl!. of the pro-lnterrn.Lukm Planya\•Uy pulled out all
portion of the program wasl the stol)I'. no pun inlended. and
for this critic, hls doquently gave us four works that, 1n our
Austrian tOPQed U.Jill with anthem from the · Second
50methlng lfuat Nis bedkne a Vespers or Christmas.
Planyavsky speclalty -an on· It was a superb finale 10 a
the-spot ln1provlsatlon of a coocert that v.ill serve to add
submitted Iheme. fUttl lo a heightened Interest in
organ DUlllc ad the ~.,.
ol that complex k~. l
might add thal we Mve our
slwe or top nlglll orga6ists
· right here In Orange Coun!Y. viewpoint, put h1n1 right up
stated "Aria Sebaldina" by there with tbe likes of Pie:re
Pachelbel and a s.u p e r b Cocher;1.u and Gillian Weir io
delivery Of Bach's Prelude and· the top flight of the \\'O(ld's
He drew a bevy of braVQl •----------------------
fuge in G major. great organists.
But if \Ve thought that was obviously reveling at the
brilliant, we were ln ror a · "-1 oo·d UCI
and a standing ovation from
many members of a c;apacity
audience for the glilterlng and
gifted thtngs he did with the
bare bones or a simply stat~ reveiation that had tills wrlter keyboard of ta~l sp e 1
wondering how on earth any . organ, he drew mounting ova-
urganlsl at U1e tender egc of tions with inspired readings of
25 years can absorb the ex-Depp c lbauer's "Partita,"
pertise and techntcal maslery Krepfreiter's "Sonata Il pro ~~~:~~gt r :o~~gd i~st;~~ ~::;_" w!~d'or ff~ ~~~~ ''A M •"'TERP. l'jECEI"
Y:ho learned his craft at lhe Anton 1-lciller's glorious. im· " ""'""
mighty keyboard of St. passioned ''Tan.z-Teccata." ftll _,.WlO.ZllW~
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1 69 FO'RD
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v.e, Cl'llfo. trons., factory oir conditioniog, power steering, pow·
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only 49,000 miles. Truly o fomily Sp«iol ,
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BEAUTY l"ltl .. itllf"l~lllfii ... lojlE~c11i11;: new tilting 111 i\lES,\
** ** ** *TAYLOR CO.*
LIDO ISLE $7',500
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3 BEDRM •
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Irvine -Reduced
$2500 -Mexico
Open fiou:>ed
Sunday 1-Sp.m.
VEHU1': • 3 Ut·droorn, i'~
bath llL'<Ul')' hoine I0<'11te1I
on a quiet cut-Ol'-1>11t· s;trct>I
A pool.size y11nl \\Ith a lat1:'l'
rovt>red pflllo & sprinkl• r.~
h-ont &. back. Firlit J>o.'rson
\\'Ith S5l .500 i·on 011·n this
hon\le.
Ne\v listing! \Ve are very proud to offer this
i1n111actdate 4 bedroom, 3 bath home to some
particular buyer. Closet space galore. sun-
deck, lge. y,rindows on ihe strata. Near beach
& shopping. 40' Lot. S_e~e for boat.
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$2.·~· R1i.: l.ot·;1ur1!11j 2-.!'>IOt)
C'u:.10111 ltaha11 till'-FOH·
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SEE WHAT WE HAVE nif11n. hu111 .111 dn·:un k1!·
JUST REDUCED l'h1·11. Ne'"' CO\'e1't"CI paho.
ra~1 1·all tHa-0303
1769 Bahama Pl
OPEN SUNDAY
NOON UNT IL DUSK
106 VIA DIJON OP~ SAT/SUN. I·5:30 · · · · \\'ul•· eonerere dr1\c>11.t\ Just remodeled 3 bedroon1. 2 bath, dining "··;ir all sf'h(•1ls .,t. .~h<1pp1n~ I OKl.\.I L OLSO.~
LIDO ISLE -$74,900
Su1n111er7 \vinter lun hom e. Plenty of activi-
ty on this friendl y island. Bright & cheerful
3 bedrooms· & 2 baths. Top condition. Spa-
cious south patio. Quick possession.
room (o r family room ), fireplace. cheerful 1:1·k F'rt-~hl) paint{'d 1·\-. " REAlT"ORS CORONA DEL MAR
2211 Orchid Ave.
built·in kitchen \Vith invit ing SUNJ)~:cK for 11·1·1 .. r ;,1(1.11:.111
2727 Ocean Blvd.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
$66,500.
$195,000.
1500 Keel Drive $99,500:
N•wport
your entertaining pleasure, overlooking the
ca nyon & vie\v of the ocean . One-of-a-kind
in CAMEO HIGHLANDS $65,800
SEE WHAT WE HAVE ....
TARBELL
2'J.lj 1-1:.rbor. Co~la .\ll'sa
Re.,ltor lost -You win 3801 Ocean Rirch $122,000.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
1806 J'ort Barmouth
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Fairview MESA VERDE -$37,500
\Ve invite you to see U1i s truly delightful 3
bdr111 . home in a quiet neighborhbod. Fan1ily
rn1 .. lanai & 2 baths. Palos Verdes stone
fireplace. lge rooms, built-ins in kitchen.
Nice ly la11dscaped yd. Immediate possession.
1&15 SAMAR PL. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
.... ON THE BAY
1306 \V est Bay on the Balboa Peninsula, re-
duced again by motivated seller \11ho '''ill
carry the fi rst TD \vi th 2oc-o do\vn at 7 '4 ', .
Delightful family ho1ne -5 bedroon1. fa1nily
roon1 'vith forever vie\v. Pier & slip. Ne\v
price S 169.500.
1 r1\11n o\.\n1•r •'u~tn1 g .. H
LARGE & LOVELY
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1·111/[1•pl .I. l\1tc•!1 . ::1 ~ (·ar
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i•1111n• fron1 tll'll', pr1v. 1 Bit
upl. B•·au1ifully tittbcpd,
t•i!)St• Ill Sl:J.7.,().
LINDA ISLE
7-54 Linda Isle Drive
WESTCLIFF
1215 Somerset I..ane
TURTLEROCK HILLS
$66,500.
$289,500.
$98,500.
5386 A1nalfi Drive $82,500.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
31745 Aguacate Drive 8159,500.
LIOO ISLE
929 Via Lido Nord $129.500.
BIG CANYON VIEW LOT
Ideal site for spacious & ele~ant home over·
looking fainvays & greens. Priced attractive·
ly to sell today~ Call Bob Yorke
CANNOT BE REPLACED!
At $82,500 , th is 4 BR. ''President" view
home is under tod ay's <'m:ts. All extras plus
prof. lndscp., decor. OPEN SUN. 2·6. 5386
AMALFI. TURTLE HOCK. Paul Quick
CAPISTRANO RANCH HOME
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 2·5. AGUACATE RD.
Off Del Obispo. Cust. 5 BR.. 50 ft. pool. 1.27
Ac .. hu ge trees. 9 Ac. Avocados. Horses
O.K. 3 Min. harbor. $159.500. Geo. Grupe
A FAMILY DELIGHT
6 Bdrn1 s .. 4 baths -2 Story famil .v home
with IOI$ nf st~lc. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 1500
KEEL, L11sk H.\r.H. Co me see -it's sharp!
Jim Muller
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Lar ge fan1ily r1n. -sunken liv. rm. -form -
al dinin~ rin. -2 brick frplcs. -bar -
plus 5 BR. & 3 baths. $66,000. Ho,,·ard \Veils
TWO DUPLEXES
Under construction. \Vest Ne\vport. Each
4 BR.. 3 baths. 2 bdr1ns .. 2 baths. For ad·
ditional infor1nation. call Bill Bents
646-1111
(1nytimo)
Call BIU O'Slrikc
at 545-8922 eves.
FRANTIC-SEE THIS
YOU CAN'T MISS
This hon1c sho\\·s like a
model. There is (.-Olorlul
slu1g carp. In evt'ry room.
Rustic paneling accents in
fan1ily rm. There are 4 nit.-e
•xtrn1s .. 3 upstail-s & 1 down
that can double as a ~ucst
roo1n or office. ;\ \\'8nTI
frplc., centered bet\\·een liv·
ing m1. & dining r1n. A
instr. bnU1 & one n1t>ri:'.
J.fi11:h ceil's .. \\'ilh ;•xqulsiic
dC'f'fll'llfions. On 1he e:<·
tcrtor. \Vt! hnve a rinc shake
roof & Port.Ian<! slucco. The
Jrulsc·pg. is proresslvnal 1\•ith
a flair for IO\\' nuiint. A gas
BBQ for that home cookout.
Hey ~10111, take Dad to sec
tJ\h1 one!
~'ARri ~~~:~~· i cally
IMMEDIATE
I Val~~~~~~.~~!~1~anch I ~fyle honte. oon1plete \\ith
rovered pallo. good carpets
& drapes. attached garage,
O\'rrsiZPd 101 nnd many fruit
trees. Terrifir Costa P.fesa
location, close to schools &
shopping. Price, o n I y
$24.500. A.ssun1able 6t; \nan
lvith payments of only $152.
per mo. Includes taxes.
Call 540-1151 Open Eves.
_, -HERITAGE
VERY SPECIAL HOME 1(1,,.-.... ~~~~~I Linda Isle. nrin1e l a~oon loc. Beautifully WORKING
' • REALTORS
decorated 5 IJR . residence; 3 fireplaces, 2
wet bars. Never occupied. Eileen Hudson MAN'S CASTLE
OWNER HATES TO LEAVE This hon1c 11ho1vs pride or ownership. Beautiful 3 Th is love ly 4 BR .. 3 ha .. fain . rm . home in lxtlroom, 1~, bath, dining
\Vestcli ff area. They \Vill miss their pool-area, patio and many n'IOre
size vard, too . Out of state move. S72 ,500. extras. Fenced in rront ynrd
Call ·Bud Austin for privacy. I..nt·A tC'd in prestige art'n ol Huntington
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR! Beach. Priced a.1 S.11.900.
LINDA ISLE
A yachtsman paradise. You owe it to your~
sel f to enjoy the luxury of this prestige area.
A lovely 5 BR home w /family rm., formal
dining rm. and 41h baths. \Vet bar, barbecue
& 3 fireplaces. Pier & slip. $167 .000
IS LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
LINDA ISLE
Elegant 4 bedroom custom-built home. f'aJni-
ly rm, formal dining rm .. game rn1 . & 4112
baths. Pier/slip \v /accommodate 65' boat.
£3uilt-in vacuu111, stea1n & \Vhirlpool bath.
Kitchen with all conveniences. $245.000
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR·OWN"
On the water! Fantastic view & pride of
ownership bldg. Piers & slips, pool, jacuzzi
& security guard. Adult occupied. 2 Bed-
rooms, 2 baths. Immaculate. $89.950
A "ONE-OF-A-KIND" SPECIAL
A real.glamorous' home. View ot harbor &
ocean from the upper le ve l living room. Lge
rooms .. 3 Bdrms. dining rm., 2 baths & love-
ly pool. Call for appointment. $79,950
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -VIEW!
Designed for fuiJ advantage of magnificent
vie\v of li ghts. bay & ocean! 3 Bedrooms.
formal dining rm., 3 baths. Entertain on the
huge deck & enjoy the sunsets. S94.000
LINDA .. ISLE LOT -$69,SOO
r\ real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build
your own luxury home on this island of finer
homes & yachting. Good buy. Call for details.
BIG CANYON -$142,000
i\ilan,v ~dde~ fe~tures in this magnificent con-
dom101um 1n this beautiful country club area.
Overlooks golf course. 4 BR, den & formal
dining rm. O\vner purchased other.
Office Open Saturday & Sunday
"Our 27th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joaquin Hills Road
"Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club"
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
SEE WHAT WE HAVE .
.... IN CORONA del MAR
DOLLHOUSE \vilh ne\v STRESSED g:u·age
\vaiting for a unit! :! bedroom house com·
pletely ren1odeled in perfect condition. Easi-
ly expa ndable. 1'errific posi-:ibilities for the
"DO·IT·YOURSELFER ". $55.000.
SEE WHAT WE HAVE
.... WITH A VIEW
Enj oy it all fron1 thi~ 3 berlroon1. 2 bath
ho1ne \Vith ~ fireplaces !I in living room. 1
in dining roo n1 J. builtin kitchen. See har·
bor lights at night. froln your 0\'111 g:a rclen
patio $64.950.
SEE WHAT WE HAVE .
..•• A TRIPLEX
In l-tuntington Beach. Al\\ ays re n t e d be·
cause of the location. '!'his triplex has 1·2
Bedroon1 and 2·1 Bedroon1. 1-... or the s1nart
investor '31 . . . . . . . . $38 ,950.
---OPEN HOUSES ---e (S BR . & FAM.I -1306 IV. Bav Ave.
l\\'aterfronl). Garage parking avail. Bal·
boa Peninsula. Sat. & Sun. 1·5.
e (3 BEDROOM.) -723 Can1eo l~i ghla nd~.
Corona de! Mar. 5un. 1·5.
e (2 BEDROOM! -427 Heliotrope. Cd~I.
Sun. J ·5.
e (3 BEDROOM! -1601 Kings Rd .. New·
port 1-leights. Sun. 1·5.
l4U4tiu-S#lit4
~ ANDASSOCIAT!S
REALTORS
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA OEL MAR. CALIF.
644·7270
----.---------General Excitin " c11s101n -\\•alls of :!lass, ocean For tnore infonnation call
E> ~ 8'17..£010. ~ I G \'ie\r. l\fagnificent Italian tile entry, spiral .l·'-c-·n_•_•_• _______ ;_·_·"..:"c.'.:•_1 ______ , DISTRESSED
SALE staircase to 4 Bn. beauty. Hu ge Jot . Frplc., ~·THB REAL~ SPYGLASS PLAN 74
dining & fan1iJy rms. $65.800. ?i.targie . .\lien · -=•.111 www * * * * * * ~rioo plus RJ r1 in this~' lxh n1. AlllOa &,..1,-...,....1:1 4 b;i , plus hvnu~ r 1n hon11•
LIDO ISLE CHARMER ON WAZIERS · OPEN l.MI. 9™ -1 "'"a V.LP. l•)('at1011. l..'1·11•r.1I
A beauty! 2 BR & den down, 2 BR. up. W,ALK BALBOA ISLAND air cond., u11crcon1 & hu1l!
Plus features: beams. love ly So. patio. dream n1 re(.·or<I pla)lr. ,'\u 11.1,
kitch .. good storage. bright ~~ cheery & im-TO OCEAN RELAXED FAMILY LIVING \'lnyl. sh11i. <"<trr•·llni.:. 11nl
inac. $85,000. Charlene \\'byte A !"1?al c)(ecutl\'t' niansion 3 Bdrms .. 31fz baths. Large family rm. Dbl. 11ut ,·u binct~ in kitchen. 1111())
1ha1 has so many extrns 11·c garage. enclosed patio . $82,500. !l1z1 r1 101 & orcn 1h·IHk1·1c:
COZY COTTAGE -GUEST QUARTERS don't have room here, so OPEN SUN. 1-4 213 St\PPH IRE "·c ' <1 1 O<'l'tin ~ ,.,,a~1l111•·.
\Valk to beach. 3 houses off ocean. Imn1a~. hurry and call for a11pt. Fi1Jl , o •"!n t't"!t•hr.!!1· 1tir !'vii·
move·in cond. Prof. decorated. $66,500. price $44,0CKJ. SACRIFICE. . * * * * .1n\ 1 .n ... our n1:11 h111111" Cull
4 bedrms 2 bath
$29,950
Triana Bergin 11011 s14.·1.noo hu.:luduir: l;ind. LITILE ISLAND I C WALl(lR & LFE
Ne\V cluplex under co nstruction. One of the e red h·111
last of its kind . 3 BR .• 3 bath & 2 BR .. 2 bath
Uni) 3 1 ~ ,1 r.-. olrl, Uu~ ho111••
tllll~! h" .(odd, i!'s \'fl•'!Ull lllld
111~· O\\ 111·1·:1 nti' our or slutl'
:1•1d l<'t'I :111\lf)IJ,,, II h11.~ II I
h1,.•1111tiltd h1 Llll·ln kitchrn.
lltt'l.:(' fun1Uy nl0n1. slrp
d•~11 n li1'i n~ rni. 1lnuli!f'
1: u r a :.: 1• , cozv tn·irk fit"t·plat~'. nif'r yui-ds and u
~real tK!lf,:'hborhood for kirlii:..
111111)• on !his one . Cnll Red
C1;1!:.J>I'!.:_ Reallors j.IG-lif,.lfJ. 833-0700 .............
644·2430 Coldwell, Banker
~
SSO NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B.
for Action • • . Call 642-5678
General
Real!OMI
842-4~;,;, _o~n ~e~
luxury apts. Come see I.he plans & cho6se
your colors.
Un1\. P11rk Crnter. lr\'1n,.
REDUCED
$3,000 $26,500 l ~t:Al.TY
:\Jc~fl Vi'l'\le I Jxt,h,11Jn1s,
rom1nl rlJn111g roon1, l11111ib
roorn. ,\\·uil :0-.n\. Isl CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR '"'" A"'"""" "·: .,,,,,
1 I I~ ,Jroorn , :? Rnlh. :: Hhll k~
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rloulJli• ('!JI' j.:Hl'Hl::•'. 11 t'll
l1t•lrl'<t ii/X'll. )(11·7.i;,j 306 Ma rine, Balboa Island 675-4000 ,o,,",,",,',,"°,...",.".,',,,·',.',.' ,,'",.',,,P..,..\I
--. I ~THEREAL BALBOA Cn~·r!!!. N . B . BS"IA.TJCRS
1vale11ront. Pr1\·atc ran1p & OPEN 'TIL gPM
Oo.1t. i\foc:lcrn 3 hr. $77,:.00.
Call o"'nPr. 6T.HIT."10 for !-:Pll lrn<' iten1• no1~ ! ('all
app'I. Principnts 0111>· 642-5678 Now!
General ~9neral ___ _
t:JN:\Y :\IOHn!S();\
.~:-. -R;;;,L~r;;,,.s-* * * * * * "'UITI *Verde Dr. Eaal, l---~-~-----~-,.~-o:7'c-c==o: ·.:M.-:: ~";,,,-for Action ... Call 642-5678
t(JpcU F:\'t'IUll\("''
!Gerl9ral General ~ ·neral
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OJH';l. il:11I~ H1 ' -:,1'.'.' <~I
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BALBOA BAY PROP. * 642.7491 *
General
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
BUCKfNGHAM PALACE ?
No. hut the Queen herself \\'OUld n1arvel
at tilt.• sight of this exquisite home. 45' of
choice Lido Isle Bayfront. Elegant private
1na<;lt>r suile \1·if.p. :\dditional 2 BH's pro-
1·icle panoran1ic vie\v of bay. !)en r 21h
baths ).!Ourn1et kitchen . !K20 l
NEARLY NEW
('har1ning 4 BR. 21':! bath hon1e .. \tlrac·
tive\~1 landscaped. Convenient lo South
('oao;;t Pl aza. 842.700. See it & vou·ll like
it• f'harles Afnold 642-8235. iK2.11
PR IVATE BEACH -
BAY & MOUNTAIN VIEW
S:79.!l00 '''ith 11001 .. SC'<·ulrlerl R'll suite
separate 111astf!r RH oncninl.! to eneloscd
pool area. ('oov . den for off1C'e at hon1e.
J{pl;rx in the nanf.!!lerl FR or entertain in
the formal DR . Professionally l3ndscaped.
\\/alter King 644·6200. fK22)
CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER?
.!\ ~ift the enlir<:> f<1rnil\' \\'ill love. lmmat'U ·
\ale 4 RR. 2 bath 11.irhor \'ie\v horne. ('us·
loin landsrrtping & bri ck plan!f'r~. \Va c;her,
drver. rcfri ~ .. sclf·c lenning ovPn included.
Near ponl & rlubhou<:e. $58.900. ~Kl51
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT DUPLEX
GOl''!C'OUS Bav \'ie\r from this scarce new ·
Jy remodeled du p 1 ex. DO\\·nstairs coin·
pleteJv furni<;hcrl . o,,·ner mav accent oth·
Pr Ne\\·port Beach prop in tr:ide. Flexible
fin ancin_g. Tom Queen 644·6200. fK23)
IF I HAD ONE WISH ...
I \\·oulrl \\·ish for a 4 RR. 2 bath home \\'ilh
a 3·ear ~araj?e, gour1net kitchen. bar. FR.
ele l!"anl custom ccirf)(!ts s,, drapes & above
all I \\'nnld \\'ish it to be located in tlarbor
\'if'"' ~!ills. For vour ,,·i<:h co1ne true. Dona
l'hichester &12·8235 . !K24 1
UPPER BAY
~ea11tif11l 4 Bit panelled Fil, fircplat:c 1n
A1BR. Quiet slrPet. ~rouse & grounds ex·
tretnel~· sharp. S5t.500. ~K25)
BAYCREST
F::-:peri.~1ve f'\egance in !hi s lo" priC'ed S
Rll. fa1nilv r1n. •Jn beaut. tree lined ('om·
n1odore. ~64.9.lO l.ois ~t iller 642·8235
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Irvine JM;cn•b·1rvine R .. u,eomp•nr
901 Dove1 Drive 642-1235
IS.U M•CArthur ....... 9200
Newporl Beach.Calitornle 12113
~General ----General
C. F. COLESWORTHY & COMPANY, REALTORS
• RICH IN DETAIL
A gracious. cheerful c1uality constructed home In prestige llarbor View 11ills. ltteticu-
lous planning 1s evident throughout. Four large bedroon1s, sepa rate fan1ily room \Vil h
fireplace. 2 very secluded patios offering the utmost in privacy. This Lusk beauty is
vacant and ready for your 1nspectlon. Not leasehold . you o"ro the land. 582,500.
BAYCREST
OPEN HOUSE SAT. And .SUN. 1-5
·1701 SKYLARK LANE
Four bedrooms. three l>ath , center hall plan I am i l y home. plus 1nulti -purpose bonus
roo1n -could i:~rve as fifth bedroom or ??? Fieldstone fireplace in Ii vi n g room and
large co untry family room . Situated on lar~e rorner lot with room £or pool. \Valk in
storage roonl. Ideal family ho1nc in choice Baycrest. Our exclusive at $72,500.
OPPORTUNITY CALLING IN MESA VERDE ·
Four bedroom, 2 bath, family room home \tith new living roo m carpet and new vinyl
cus hion tile in the built-In kitchen and family room. \Valls and ~·oodwork Creshly paint•
ed. i\vo wood burning fireplaces wllh rai~d ~earths. Large master suite. Ample rear
yard fenced for active children and pet&. Owner transferred -leaving (or Montana and
says "hurry". Asking· just $33,950. Try lO!l do.wn,
COMFORTABLE FOUR BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY
Sure to please the hou se\\•irC' is the location of The ~arcten kllchen \Vith hre11kfast ~rc:i
and casual fan1ily room with open bcan1 ceiling and separate fireplace Thf' fol'n1al d111
lng roo1n and li\·ing rooin hoth have l!ardcn v1C\\'S. Separate :--ervice porch \1'ilh 1:! b:llh.
friendly \\'Cl bar for the adju::;tn1cnt pause in the cl.iv ,\n1ple 11s1.• nf }.!lass, \l'Ood panel
ling. rou gh sa\vn bean1s and heav y shake n1or \\'rnu ~ht 1rn11 ;:i,:ite entry Perferl famll ,y
hon1e in excellenl Bark Bay neighborhood. ~10\le 111 condition Sf>4 .900
BLUFFS CONDO WITH SOOOOO MUCH TO OFFER
l"'THESE FEATURES
.... Big 4 bcdroo1n. 21'.t. bath famil y home
.... Extra large fan1ily room with big patio orr rn0<lcrn k1lchC'n
.... Beautiful separate llni.'ihed bonus room for pool and special entertaining
"' Children's playground & family poo l close by
.... \'2500 sq . fl. or carefree fnmily living In a prenJ~e Area and close to shopping,
port Tennis Club. and Coro na del Mar High. Call lo ••• thl1 one NOW:
Ne\\·
Ea stbluff Office, 2545 Ea stbluff Drive -640 -0020
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BAYFRONT -NEW LISTING -BAYFRONT
\''it:t Lido Soud . with 111ce beach. 3 Bdrm. low-
er plus 2 bdrn1. ur.per plus guest room. Just
con1 pletely ren10< el~d . New carpet. ti.tission
tile roof. l1nn1acul<.1tc condition! Owner will
include rurnLshin~s in the downstairs plus
gue:;t roon1 in the sale price! $197,500. Owner
\\•ill consider trade or condom inium.
LUSK 5 BEDROOM V n //J /J. * BAYSHDR *
BEAUTIFUL EASTBLUFF ,~ ele V.:>arrell !<:.eatl'! ':.~'ii,!'~~YI ":n.":':
P~•nnf• bdmio., >den <l 3 tbl. lo.
Privacy is Q feature of this large home. Rear '.,;.1~ a bit-In kitchen, al dln.
yard large enough for 2 pools. Near to Ne'''· room, w/w, dra • •hut.
port's finest shopping ; In CdM High School IT'S ALL HERE ~':c~~rtlo. na t"'~
Di•t. Offered at $61,000. IN BAYCREST -It's spacious, has 4 bed· Cl"b. ASKING!•.SX>
CORBIN MARTIN roo1ns, a dining room & fa1nily room, plus * BAYSff E$ . *
SALISBURY REALTY • <ien/sludy & hobby room. 20' x 40' heated
pool, too! 3·car garage wilh boat door. Cedar, PRIVATE BE COM·
673·6900 h k r & b 1 •gs •oo MVNtrr • E1tro "'"' ' s a e roo a cony . . . . . . . . . . 9 ,., · bd 2 hl.tht ~ u
JIS MARINE AVE., BALBOA ISLANO REALTORS 644-7662 1406 S•nti1go, Newport Beach. Open Sun 1·5 roo~·dln .,..., electrt; bl~ BEST PRICE
""'""""'""""""""""""'~""""""""""""""'"'I 1N. ""'w &. drapes, ex• IGenorel Genorol PRIVATE ROAD "'ll'"t coOJitlon, low 1---------.:C.:.=""'-------...;;.;;..;;.;..;.. _______________ \ NEWLY DECORATED -3 bedroo1ns & din· leaseMld · ONLY $53.000.
... in Cameo Hlghla.o.ds -clean as a whls-
Ue -vacant -ready for quick occupancy. 3
Bd.rms. & family rm. home, located on cor-
ner lot with some .ocean view. Price $62,900 ! ing roo1n. Lovely ho1ne in an adult area -11 C'' THOMAS
pool. croquet, putting green and private Realtor OPEN SUNDAY l·5 P .M.
DIRECTORY
l•t1p Hilt ll•11d, dlr11Ctorw wl .. , ... ttih ....... 111 -v•u .D heu,.· .. Mllthlt. All th• locatl•111 lkted below .,. d•·
Krlb•d IR., .. ,., clt>tall by adffrthl*J •IMwher• 111 todaw'• DA.Ill PILOT WA.Hf .ADS. PetreM shewliuJ ope1t tu:iuM•
fer 1ete or te re1tt ar• 11rt•d t. U•t ••cot. i11forl'ltatl•11 111 this cellllftll eoc:h !lrlcl.,, Saturcloy a11d Su11doy,
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 Bedrooms
423 i'\arc1ssus. Corona del ~lar
673-0642 (Sat. Sun, Mon 1·5\
427 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
&14-7270 !Sun 1·51
**3306 Marcus, Ne\vport ·Beach
-0020 !Sun 1·5 \
2 BR and Farnily Rm or Oen
1106 So1nersct IWestclilf) NB
642-8235 ! Sat & Sun l ·51
2596 C'rcstvicv.1 tBayshores) NB
6i.3-~i900 67.1-2877 <'vcs. (Sat & Sun 1-;i 1
3 Bedrooms
2:ll l o·rchitl Ave .. l 'orona de! Mar
644·24{)() $66,500 ISun l·S1 ·
'l.i27 Ocean Blvd .. Co rona del Mar
644-2430 5195.000 !Sun 1-5\
2024 Port Provence (HV Homes) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·51
l'l.l 1-iarbor Island Rd .. Newport Beach
673·7300 $240.000 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
1700 Paloma, Newport Beach
642-5200 $58,000 1Sun 1·5)
232:1 Private Rd .. Ne\\')lort Beach
642-5200 $56.000 (Sat & Sun l·!i I
~04 \Yake Forest rCollcge Pk) CM
540-1151 1Sat& Sun 12-4 1
723 Ca1nco Hlds Ur. !Cameo Hlds) Cd11
644· 7270 <Sun 1-5 1
1601 Kings RU .. Newport HC'ights ;
644-7270 !Sun 1·5 1
303 Orchid, Old Corona del ~lar
67"'6000 $67.500 I Sat & Sun 1-5 1
200.'l Vista Ornanda. F\'c \vport Beach
640·0020 ISa t & Sun l·5 l
J Br. and Family Rm. or Oen
1215 Son1erset Ln. ! \Vestcliff1 NB
644-2430 S98.500 !Sun 1-5\
929 \"ia Lido J\1ord !Lido Isle) NB
644-2430 5129.500 !Sun 1·51
489 E . 20th St.. Costa f\lesa
642·8235 S41.950 ISat 1·5 1
2030 Gala.xv Dr. <Dover Shores! NB
64&-15.50 ·s uo.200 (Dailvl
2838 Tabago Place ( fo.fesa Verde). CM ~
54&-2759 $43,500 !Sal & Sun 1-5\
1000 \Vhite Sails \Vay, Corona del Mar
673-2222 $69 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51
213 Sapphire. Balboa Isl and
675·4000
408 E. 16th St .. Costa l\.1esa
!Sun 1-4 1
673-7300 $41,900 !Sal & Sun 1-5 1
*517 Garrett (Cameo Highlands) CdM
H42·3235 !Sat & Sun 1·51
24 15 1'ustin. C'osta !Vlesa
642-82.15 $41.950 I Sat & Su n 1·51
498 E . 20U1 St .. Costa l\.tesa
642-8235 $53,000
*473 E . 20th SL . Costa Mesa
!Sun 1-5 )
645-6500 846.500 <Sat & Sun 1-5 1
1645 Sa mar Pi. I Mesa Ve rde) Cl\t
644-49!0 S37.500 (Sal & Sun 1·5:301
15()1 Cun1bcrland (\Vestcliff ) NB
642·1979 (Sat & Sun 1-6 1
9001 Aloha , Hun ting ton Beach
646--0555 $34,950 !Sun 1.51
3329 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del ~Jar
675-7225 (Sal & Son 1·51
221 Rochester. Cos ta l\fesa
67S-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·51
1034 Sandcastle I H Vu Hills) CdM
675-3000 $67.500 (Sun 1·5\
512 Cameo 11\ghtands !Cameo ffid s) CdM
875-3000 $62,900 !Sat & Sun 1·51
322 Poinsettia, Old Corona dei Mar
67S-8000 388.500 !Sat & Son 1·51
*20281 Bancroft Cir fDcan Gardens) JiB
962-11847 !Sat & Sun 1·51
3800 Inlet Isle i)r , Newport Beach
OOJ.0020 !Sat & Sun 1-5\ * 1832 Sandel\vood Lane, Newport Beach
640--0020 !Sal & Sun 1·51
4 B•droomJ
*4521 Brighton Rd (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-82.15 !Sat & So n 1·51
•407 fi.llcndoza 1'crracc. Corona dcl Alar
67:;.4630 1Sal & Sun 1·5 1
917 ~1cKenzie 1'1;11 . .:c, ('osta f\'tesa
494.9704 494-9729 fSu n 11 .. 1\
235 Via Ithaca ILidolsie ) NB
673-7300 $135,000 fSa t & Sun 1-51
106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
644-4910 $79.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 :30),
304 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·51
*910 NotUngham (Dover Sbores) NB
675-2723 (Sat 10-a l
305 Vl1lll Suerte , Newport Beach
04o.omo (Sat & Sun 1·5)
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'4 Br. and Family Rm. or Oen
5386 A111aUi Dr .. Turtle Rock llills
&14-2430 $82.500 (Sun 1·5J
*2118 Santiago (Dover ~hares) N~
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5\
**16.53 Ba{side Dr. (Yachlsman's
Cove) Cd~ 675-1935 !Daily)
308 Bowling Green Dr. (College Pk) CM
55);.1641 $37.000 (Sat & Sun)
2009 Balearic Dr. ! Mesa Verde) Cti.-1
549·2708 849,500 !Sat & Sun I
1069 ~1andarin Dr. (~1esa Verdel CM
546-5900 !57,900 1Son 1-5 1
2783 \Vaxwin g Cir. r l\'lesa Verd-e) Cr.1
545.5990 561.000 1Sal & Sun 11-51
836 Via Lid o Nord t Lido lsle) NB
646·7767 673·9060 1Sun 1·61
1358 E. Ocean Front. Ne\vport Beach
.64&-7767 673-9000 (Sal~ Sun 1·51
14691 Fir tCol\ege Park ) Irvine
883·2224 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
18991 Croyden (oll Edgehill) Turtl.e Rock
644·6200 !Sat & Sun J-51
1019 Dolphin (Irv. "fcrr) Cd~1
642·8235 IS un 1·51
1221 Keel Ur. lH Vu Hi lls\ CdM
642-8235 $89.900 !Sun 12·51
J8:l6 Jlt. \Vcstbourne 1 I/Vu l~omcsJ 1\18
644-6200 (Sun 1·51
•1 Pinehurst Ln . fBig Canyon ) NB
557·2034 644--0719 1Sat &Sun 1-5 1
1311 Antigua Way. Ne\vporl Beach
64&-7755 $89.900 !Sat & Sun 1·51
2104 Mira1nar, Balboa l)eh1nsula
642-5200 $74 .500 (Sat 1·51
*1406Sanliago IBaycresl l NB
64&-7755 $89,000 1Sat & Sun 1-5 )
**50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5 :30)
4639 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3000 $125.000 (
1210 Starboard (H Vu Hills) CdM
1·5)
675·3000 $78.500 (Sat & 1·5)
20 Royal St. George. Ne\vport Beac
675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1-5 1
716 Cameo i-ilds Dr. (Cameo Hld s) Cdrvr
67"'6000 $67.500 1Sa1 & Sun 1·51
*515 Rocklord Pi !Cameo Hlds) CdM
675-6000 $£9,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 1
*3816 Key Bay IH Vu Hills) CdM
673-8080 S89.500 fSal 1-51
S Br, and Family Rrn. or Den
**•46 Linda Isle 1Linda Isle) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·51
3801 Ocean J3i rch (!·I Vu Hill s) Cdl\·I
644-2430 $122,000 (Sun 1-51
160ti Pt. Barmoulh (fl Vu I~ ills) NB
644-2430 $66.500 (S nn 1·51
**54 Lin da Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644·2430 $289,500 !Sun 1-5)
*31745 Aguacate Dr .. San .Juan Capis-
trano 644-2430 $159,500 !Sun 1·51
:J Linda Isle Dr. I Linda Isle) NB
675-6161 (Sundav )
1337 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) NB ·
642-8235 $198.500 (Sun 1·5 1
**16 Linda Isle Dr. !Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30 1
**13116 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula
&14-7270 (Sat & Sun 1·51
*1969 Port Dunleigh Ill Vu Hills) C<IM
675·7225 (Sat & Sun 1-51
170 1 Skylark. Ncv,<port Beach
640-0020 (Sat & Sun I·!'; t
6 Br. ind Family Rm. or Oen
1500 Keel Dr. Ill Vu llill s) CdM
644·2430 !99.500 <Sun
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
3 BR •nd I BR
1 381'~. 19th St .. Costa Mesa
642·7491 (Sat & Sun
l BR •nd Bachelor Unit
ilO ileliotrope, Co rono del ~tar
1·5 \
1·5)
675-5726 1S11n J.;;,
J BR and 2 BR
110 Agate. llalboe Isle
675-72'5 1Sa1 ,I· Sun 1.51
LOTS FOR SALE
ttl653 B•y•ide Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove\
CdM. 67S-l935 (Daily) . , .. ,
•• w .........
park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $56,000. m \V Coast Hwy S-18-5511
2323 Pri'!'ate Road, N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1-5 Ne<o,·~rt Beach ~e. Ma--564.1
512 CAMEO HIGHLANDS DR.
NEW LISTING
PENINSULA POINT'S BEST BUY-CHARM-
ER. Early Ameri~an , used brick decor. Cozy
fireplace featurin g \VOOden windO\V seat.
Bright din ing area. Bricked in patio. 3 bed·
rooms or 2 bedroon1 s + family . . . $49,900
BALBOA PENINSULA
WHAT ELSE COULD SURPASS THIS? -
Gracious 4 bedroom & den, featuring used
brick, \VrQuf.(ht iron, stained & leaded glass.
I block to beach & bay . . $74.500.
2104 Miramar, Balboa Open Sat 1·5
NOTE THIS
LOWEST PRICEO DUPLEX ON PENINSU·
LA -\'011 shonld see \vhat a great buy this
is! Ca ll Pele Barrett Realty, 642-5200 !or
details.
A-1 HALF ACRE-BACK BAY
EXCELLENT HOME - 4 bedrooms & 3
baths in top co ndition .. i\.pproximately 6,000
!'q ft of ne"' greenhouses. Exclusive \\1ith
u~ . . . . . . . . . . S59.500.
Offi.::• Opeon Saturdays & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REAl TY
1605 Westcllff Dr .• N.B.
642-5200
----· General GeneraJ..
Welton®Con1pa11y
I~ I I\ I I ll h' S
Corona del Mar -Duplex
'!. & 1 BR. duplex on rear of extr a 'V'ide , 45'-
lot. Tree lined. dead end street. Lots of room
to build. S59.500
Spacious Corona del Mar
:.! Story. 4500 sq. ft. home with spectacular
vie'v of ocean & jetty. 5 BR, lg. li¥ing ,room,
for1nal dining w/frp!c. Separaf& gUest or
n1aid quarters .over garage. Room for pool
plus large parking area including paddle ten-
nis court. $185.000
Sparilsh Costa Mesa
Lar ge comfortable noor plan 'in this 4 bed·
room. 2 story, family room home. Featuring:
location close to goU course, shopping, free-
ways & the ever growing Irvine complex.
$49.500
The SluffJ-1 Story
r·ranc1.scan model. newly painted & draped ,
:l Bl=t. 21r, BA. E nd unit. prime location.
~lagnificent view of Back Bay Crom several
rooms. $62,500
For Leas ......... Corona del Mar Office'
Up to 2500 sq. ft. of deluxe s pace, a ir cond ..
an1ple parking. janitorial service. util . in cld ..
45c sq. ft.
' 2845 E. Coasl Highway
Corona del Mar 67S.6900
5 LOVELY ACRES
On l.ive Oak Ca nyon Rd., near O'Neil !)ark.
Gen tle sloping land, lots of lrees. h.leal for
country homesite. Excellent invest1nent fo r
no\v or future. S30.000.
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR 640134
.c...-~----~-1 -a_._n_••-•-'---~--LARGE 1 EZY on the Feet
COVERED PATIO!! EZY on the Eyes
$29,500 ! EZY on the Pocketbook 3 bt'clroom!!. rlelwcl' built·in I
ap111iancci. i n 1· l u d I n g
dilih"'8i!lhPr, <lt>:11, flreplMoo
lends itch.led c-harm !o
gracklull' living room
llr.ndllOmt' brei.krast. bar
Larae covel'eft patio. boe.t
door thru rear of prage.
You r .. n 11.~!lume VA loan
"'ith lih\I down p.'l,vn1cnr Hll<I
n1onthly 1n:1tulln1cn1i: 11re
lc~li !hun n"til! Br•k M0-1720.
TARBELL
2!f"Xi 1-l:irbor. cosru fl1esa
MECHANICS-
HOME
CRAFTSMEN
~fl 1·1u·()t!tll & hard"'ood
r I no r ~ . P r "feR!liontdly
Jancbcaped. Ptlced only w.riOO. Cnll now ro 91!(' this
3 bdnn & tamlly roon1
home.
646.3921 Evel: 64MS43
S.'ln){' l(l('t1tlon 1,l'I )'('Ar~ •
Lachenmyer
Realtor ·
BAYSHORES
DEN-GUEST
BEACH-BOAT
Nl"'\\p!)t1 '< 1ir1·~!ig1ou11 Hny.
Ol'l•' 111·11 n11lh11n r11n• fu\l t •I shott.o:~ Guttrded ,11'1tlc ~n11y.
I lll'tlroon1, 1 hath, hu~· Jami· 1 lluw:e c·t~kli.n.I; fil'l'place .
h nJ(Jlll "'lrh l1t•r1111e<l crfl-Gl:inl t'.'.h<'f" ll l\chcn DEN! ti1;:~. llre[l1Af'f', l)O !I b I(' (:UJo.;ST rACTLITY~ PRI·
ar11rKf' -+ bunu~ nl nnotlk'r VATE BEACH~ "2.IXKI price
O\'t'Mii1J'ft 1M1uhlf' i;:-arai('I'· INCl.UOf':S f"URNISl-UNGS
1hnp with 'l20 po\\'1'r & \01~ 11tuic 14" SAJLJNG St.OOP!
of t"tn1q. All for <Jnly Call today 6($.0003,
$32.~~ f'"llA or VA t41'rml
avnllablc. \Von'! losl.
Cttll $-1()...1\~t Open Eves.
... .u .. HERITAGE I Olli\ I I Ill \II\ ,,_,.,.,.
. . REALTORS
..,.,, .. .,,,...,~ ....... I NEW DUPLEX , .•••• $411,900
l!'ul r8Uhl sl"O Jullt a phone 14BR It 1..aBR a.pl, lSl E.
"'!lll 11'\'l\V !flt-~-Bay, Coltfl. tllll'Sll, 6-IM\17.
Barn-Styl• Hom•
Earth lover'• kind of Uvtn'! \\'ann trplc., kids m11.,
fanu Jdtch, SXl,900. Day,•g
l'.liendlv!
Convenient parkJn~ -easy lo be
a "OROP·lN" at Bay &.Beach Rcnlly &75-30QO
REAL ESTATE
TREASURES
(2BAY .~.~ __
1831 \VestcliU, NB. 645--07'10 Sell idle items .... &42-56711.Nc;d a "Pad"! Pl~ce 11.n nd! ---Gen•r•I General
TURTLEROCK
A-tajestic home located in the most developed section of T urtlor0<:k.
Spacious four bedrooms surround an airv atrium full of ferns. Trees
and landscaping are mature and manicUred. Sbag carpets thru-out,
a large formal dining roon1 and a fireplace are included. Stroll 200'
lo the olympic size S\Vimming pool and tennis co urts. This one is a
\vinner.
ESTATE LIVING
With large talent and little money you can nlake this huge home
the show place of tbe Peninsula _Point. Built on three lots (lots
worth $40,000) "rith .beautiful walled, Li.le courtyard, seven bed·
rooms. Upstairs party· room. Large sun deck. One block to bay or
beach. $135,000.
ON THE SAND -··DUPLEX
Beautiful oceanfront duplex right on the sand.· 1\ delightful quieter
stretch of beach. Large sun deck a neat dwelling for beach living.
SEE HONO • LU • LU
This lovely home is the personification of elegance complin1ented by
tQe moS! fantastic view. \Vatch not only the interesting activity in
the, bay, but also •.. 180° panorama or the Pacifica. l..arge living
room, fireplace, 3 0edroom. 3 baU1 , \l'ith brick patio and brick in the
kitchen. A perfect lot for a pool. Offered al $100.000 .
4 UNITS
Deluxe fourplex -spaciOU..fi and secluded apartn1ent.s in an exrlu·
Sivie and esa.entf3.J location. No vacancies. Expanrl your portfolio with
this orfe for a vefy lo\v do\vn.
WESTCi.IFF
\Vell appointed 3 bedroom home, 2 bath in the very best neighbor·
hood. Nicely .arranged around a private pool for out~icle living. A
corner lot.
ON THE RIVIERA?
Panoramic view -on a clear day you can see ~1exico. Closely located
to downtown LAGUNA. Beautiful home '''ilh 2 adjoining lots -this
is a jewel -call now. 1
GREEN-GREEN-GREEN
Laree deluxe home with 4 bedrooms. family room. dining room, and
kitchen with breakfast area. Plus beautiful covered patio. t\lrium
with waterfall and many other features.
COLLEGE?
No. College Park! Beautiful 3 bedroom, fami ly room , I :i...i.
owner, adult-occupied, College Park home. Only S33,,500.
bath. one
CONDOMINIUM -NEWPORT
A condominium -Relax & enjoy $250,000 recreational center in·
eluding pool, putting green, adult lounges, hobby rooms. and teen
center. All this plus large 4 bed .. family room, 2Y:..i: bath home with
£ireplace, nice enclosed patio. newly installed continuous clean Tap-
pan oven, Kitchen-Aid dishwasher, only $32,800. 1oq,,., do\vn terms
available, and IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FIXER • UPPER -UNITS
3 units -good location -\vonderful potential. Only S4a.ooo.
SHOPPING CENTER?
l.o\v 1na11agement Costa Mesa Shopping Center.
capitalization rate over 10%. $250.000 .
Less than 6 x Gross,
OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY
' 4 bed., 18ij62 Racine Dr., Irvine. $51 ,500. Sal. & oun. 1·5
4 bed .. 1783 Panay Circle, Country Clu b Dr . C.M . $115.000.
645-4-040 ·Sat. & Sun. 1·5
4 bed., Condo., 334 Tours Lane. C.M. $32,800. 645-4040
& Sun. 1·5
3 bed., 1311 -Klnfl• Rd .. Newport Bch . 8100.000. 645-4040.
& Sun. 1·5
3 bed,, 332 Bucknell Road , Costa Mesa, $38.500 . 645·4040.
& Sun. 1·5
Sa l.
Sat.
Sal.
7 bed .. 1511 Mira Ma r. Newport Bch .. ~135 ,000 . 645-4040. Sat.
& Sun. 1·5
2 + Den. 392 Lookout Dr., Laguna Bch . $110.000. 645·4040.
Sun. 1·5
"REALTORS"
SE"VING ORliATIR NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
MIMllN MULTIPLE LISTING 5ERVICE
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HGMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
3 Lindi lslo Drlvo -Opon Sund1y
Beautiful new 5 BR., 4\.li Ba. home. Water-
front living rm. & lormal dlrllng. Handsome
oak paneled fam. rm., £rplc, wet bar. Large
master suite has £rplc. & cozy lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountains. . ... $179,500.
53 Lindo lslo Drlvo
Elegant 5 bdnn., 416 baths; on lagoon. New
carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden
& large slip .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $212,000
57 Lindi Isla Drive
Custom 4 BR., 31'.z ba. home on La~oon. ~!sir.
l)R. h"l' sitting area & frplc. waiei:tront
f~nilly rm w/conversation . ~it around the
frp\c.; lovely garden, lge. slip ..... $189,500.
• ' ID! Lindo blo Drlve 1
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba: home with downstairs
waterfront rnstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
studf. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip . . . . . . . . . . $155,000.
For Complete lnform1tlon
On All Homes & Lots, PleaM Call:
' BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boysldo Dr., Suite 1, N;B. 67>6161
General
Corona del Mar
J'u.st north of Coast Hwy -
l....e.rJi:"e 2 bedroom & pool.
Ideal (or the coupli! \\'ho
likes lo l'l'lfertaln. • Large
covered putio "'ith ample
privacy In rear yarrl. Full
price only $42,500. Call
BROKERS INC.
NEED YOUR..
E(j)UITY?
Do you \\'ant to make an of.
fer but are afraid to unJess
)'OU kno"' your l)orne is
BOid? We can help you with
our Guaranteed Home Sale
Plan.
675-ilZ') 646-055.l. 58&..()222
dil
IUISlOIART Of' ft;( COt..WIU CO,
,General
COATS
"U"-RXER
2-STORY
Pool $17,750!
Buy this 2·story bargain
NO 00\VN PAYP.IEr-;.,. OR
ONLY $200 • whichever "'ay
\·ou qualify! INCLUDES
\\'ASHER. DRYER AND
REF'RIGERA TOlJ., T 0 0 !
PLUS SYll~L\t:ING POOL!
1-lun'y to see call 645-0303.
. -
IOHISI L 01 \0\
' <>£A~ILR'>
OCEAN VIEW-
$35,950
Beautiful like ~v l.Y.t )'E'a
old 2 story, 3 bedroom hO
v.ith panoramic ocean &.
coastline view. 10% ~'fl
terms with quick ~n
if desired. a ,\ALK[R I:. lll
Realtors ~711l
3).13 \Vestcliff Drive
Open 'till 9 PM
General
ilOla.. & WALLACE . . .
~ REALTORS
SHOWCASE OF VALUES
COTTAGE NEAR OCEAN
\Vh y continue to rent? For $230 per month
you can own a cozy 2 bed.room home less
than one year old. Velvet green lawn sur·
rounds this dream home, fenced yard, nice
patio, formal dining area, like ne\v wall to
wall carpets and custom drapes. Assume
high balance VA loan -a value for only
$28.oOO. CALL 962-4454.
$995 TOTAL DOWN
ASSUME VA LOAN
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, covered patio, carpets,
drapeSJ Excellent home in beautiful rolling
hilJ s area. $995 total down & take over VA
loan + owner \\'ill carry 2nd loan for dif·
ference. Hurry, \\10n't last! CALL 5464141.
CAREFREE LIVING
Tired of maintenance and yard work on
your home? Then see this nearly new YORK-
TOWN VILLA condo. for truly relaxed liv-
ing at its best. Two large BR., bath and :.
half and upgraded shag carpets thnlout.
End unit with no neiJlhbors on either side.
Take over existing high balance FHA loan.
$204. P/M pays all. $26.000. CALL 962-4454.
SHARP POOL HOME
This beautifully decked & CUSTOM POOL
WITH JACUZZI offers the ultimate in lei·
surely Calif. living. It's a perfect compli-
ment to the spacious 4 bedroom + family
roorn home that goes with it. Love1y car-
pets, paneling and only 5 years young. Take
over VA loan with $6,250 down payment.
Hurry on this one! CALL 546-4141.
FANTASTIC POOL HOME
Privacy & good t aste abound In this territic
5 bedroom home. Form a I dining room,
large famiJy room with fireplace, 21h. baths.
Located on a large lot. Heated & filtered
pool is surrounded by PALOS VERDE stone
deck & Is completely fenced for safety.
Built-In gas Bar-II-Que & shuffleboard pro-
vide added family entertainment. You must see this home to appreciate. New listing.
$51 ,000. CAl.L 9624154.
$25,500
VACANT & READY
SUPER SHARP & CLEAN 3 bedroom home
near Bristol & Baker in Costa Mesa. NEW
PAINT Inside & out, NEW SHAG CARPETS,
NEW DRAPES & LOVELY LANDSCAPING!
VA FHA or~% down & it's you r s for
f2 !5°.500. CALL 5464141. .
SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCll
-196l -
At Atlanta lo M1gnoll1
962-4454
Huntington Beach
At Harbor & l1kor
546-4141
Cott• Me1a
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' SELECTIONS
1 TO 5 P.M.
COSTA MESA
870 JOANN. 3 BR, Well Cared For, Nice
Block Wall with Boat Gate. Sat. & Sun.
540-2313
1670 MADAGASCAR. 3 BR + DR, Mesa
Verde, Reduced to $31,900. Sat & Sun.
54&-2313
2513 FORDHAM. 3.BR. Freshly Painted, New
Drapes, Covered Patio. Sun. 564-2313
11:ro GLEN~AGLES. 4 BR, FR, DR, View, 2
Fireplaces, Unbelievable Price. Sal & Sun.
673-8550 -
3149 . MADEIRA. 3 BR, FR, Pool, $39,500.
Sat & Sun. 540-231~ 3007 ROYCE. 4 BR, Pool, Halecrest, $33,900.
Sun. 540-2313
HUNTINGTON BEACH
14902SABRE LANE. 4 BR, $34,750 All Terms,
Clean & Sharp. Sun. 847-6010
6052 KISER. 3 BR, 1 !\lo Bath, Dutch Haven
Marina, $31,900. Sat & Sun. 847-6010
9762 CATHAY. 5 BR, FR, Den, 2600 sq. ft.
Priced Less than New Model, Park Hunt.
Sat & Sun. 847-6010
19512 ARAGON. 5 BR, FR, Glen Mar, $38,500
Sun. 842-2535
9432 COASTLAND. 3 BR, F R, 1300 sq. ft.,
Rumpus Room, Unfurn. Sun. 847-6010
CORONA DEL MAR
315 GOLDENROD. 4 BR, R·2 Lot, Space for
Bu ilding a Unit. Sat & Sun. 673-8550
338 EVENING CANYON. 3 BR, $79,900,
Shoreclifls. Sat & Sun. 673-8550
NEWPORT BEACH
1737 SKYLARK. 3 BR + FR, Exclusive
House & Address. Sat & Sun. 673-8550
6 LOCAL OFFICES
r.:o~ THE REAL
~ESTATERS
A U""IOOI' liCMI'
HIGH ON THE Hill
Prance thru ~ private gateway into a seclud-
ed patio, then on to a wandering 4 bedroom,
family room home with a rim of the ocean
view. fl-1irrored fireplace in living room and
another fireplace in the master bedroom
makes this a very Unique home in Cameo
Highlands. It's roomy and loaded with poten-
tial. Offered at $67,500.
rHONI UNIQUE HOMIS, COlONA DEL MA.l-17S.f,OOO
U ~ l()U I: t1()"'1:1
ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE
NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOME S
CORONA DEL MAR. 675.'6000 • MESA VERDE
548-5990 • NEWPORT BEACH, 645·6500 • CALL uS
General General
PREFERRED LIDO LOCATION
836 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN SUN. 1 ·6
PIER 4ND SLIP •
3 & DEN & GARDEN ROOM
$295,000
DAVIDSON REALTY
5801 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
3116 Newport Blvd., N.B.
646-7767
673-9060
CORONA DEl MAR
Spaciollll 2-1tocy honltt
On the OCLAN SIDI:; or Coast Hl&hway
Just 2 blocks from ocean
3 Big bedrooms
Plus Family Room
Open beam celll11g1
l>Ormal dining mom
All built-In kltcht'n
TIM.' best buy in
Corona (!el Ptt1tt
Al $7%,500
HARBOR
COMP'A.NY
RF.AL TORS
SINC£ 1g.1-t
673-4400
Newport· Repo
$30,750
$1425 BUYS ·!
VACANT h!lllop rustle "·Uh
t.10Ul\'TAIN \1F.\\'! Plus •
ovt>rlooks NE\\I GOLF
COURSt:: s1tt!! Crackling
hrick fireplace. Jiuw:e ki!·
chen. Lots of h'f'sh 1111inl!
$1425 BUYS IT~ ONLY
$30,750! Call fast. 645--0303.
lllRI.\ I J_ Ol\O\
lo't _.,, roR .<.
REAL ESTATE
HUNTINGTON BEACH
t\ice 2 en home, "'ith lovely
den on quiet stn't't. Huny
lu sec it for only. ~24.900. * 64S.7344 * 1170 Orange Avenue
Coi;la Mcsn
Free Coasl to Coast Cttln.IQJ!
i"'"""""""""""""""""!!!!!!""""""""""""""""' 3 Bedroom Dream
General
GOVERNMENT
REPOSSESSION-
$1150 DOWN
Everyone is eligible to buy
this beautiful 3 bedroom.
Costa l\.ll"Sa home. Greut
condition with new shag
carpt"ts, new paint & largi•
lot. Unbelievable pri('9 of
only $22,£01 But hurry, all
offers must he subrnillcd by
Oct. 25. Call us for full
details. cau 546-5880 (Open eves.)
• t ',_ HERITAGE
General
Lu.'Xury 3 BR hon1e, 11,ilh
beautiful vie1" of the bay.
Condo is e:ofquisitely
dcrorat('d for the mrn;t
d('Hcat<! lastc. ;\ musl to see
and buy for only. ~42.900. * 64S.7344 * 1770 Orange Avenue
Costa l\.1esa
Frec Coast lo Coast Catalog
$30,SOD
0,1·ncrs arc very mo!iv11ted
ro sell this fnntnstic h0n1e
located in Coll~ Park
Costa Mesa, spotle!IS ini;ide
& out, nianicw"t'd y:1rdK, hi!(
shade trees, oon1fy brick
fiN'place, cul·de·sac lot.
Don't miss ft! Call Red
Clll"flet realton1.. 546-8&\0.
CORONA DEL MAR
4 BR. lo POOL
FAM. RM. 3 CAR
OWNER SAYS SELL
RANCH • BRICK *BEACH UNrTS*
OPEN SUN. 1.5 BY OWNER. 5'( DOWN
710 HELIOTROPE =~~ :.:..ucbceo~:i
Sherp Doll House lnd!IC'pd lot. Cuat new cpls.
Spacklus livlnfC rm. ~·/open d?"I•· cov P1t.io1 IOll wtr & ~ Cll"il. dhl. dOOt' entry moru. AMun1•ble S~ 9'.> J.oe.n
to tahuloua. private patio. 2 or oonvm tln&Dein.8'. $32',5'00.
&:trm11., 1~1 bactw PLUS 642-500'7.
neat b8.chttor unlt in rear. I ""EAST""'='"'s=1o"'E°""'OO=LU=10"u"SE=
1..oW!.' room to build inconie Open l-5 Sun. 201.9 Orange
unit on this R·2 lot. Won't Ave. 3 BR + •'Oricahop,
last at $·19,500. ll(fueaky clean. Oflb' $28,00J.
. . . in 1000 White Sails. 3
BR., family nn. homf': lge ..
lot. $69.500.
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5
IDOO WHITE SAILS
6'/;, flnanclng.
CJS Real Esta\.&
5<&-USB
MESA VERDE. By owner.
Prime ioe.uan n " a r &Jame schno!. DIO 1q ft. 4
Sedrooru, Master bedroom
down. ~ family room.
OGrncr 1ot. Shown by appt
546-3776 or 54().4431.
*VACANT*
!\.!UST SEU..! 3 BR. Bi&'
yanl. Trallcr aettK. Nrw
paint & crptg. $22,000. Low
dn. SCOTI' REALTY .
5.1&-7533, 24 hn:.
LOVELY LRC :! sty 4BR,
home, .21 ~ ba, frplc, bltin
gas kitch dsh/wsh. Furn.
Jlugeyard. S pr ink l er s
S•l.:l,000. 0\111cr, 976 Ot!n11cr
Dr., C.l\.t. 540-24-12.
l10ME & INCOME -Spark!·
GIVE ME LAND.I ;ng now duplex $18,9'0.
&-autlful 3 bdrm ownen
That ts, R-2 land in Corona unit + 2 bdrm ttntal unit.
del f\lur, South of High~·ay. Xlnt locatlon. 151 E. Bay
Also has a 4 bedroom house 1 =S',c"~CC'.'-'~· &1_2-4_83_7. __ ~
for only S.'>4,000. S<!eing is OPEN HouKe. n ~ w I y
bclieving. 673-8550. de<.'Oraled 4Br + den, 2 Ba,
frpJt', ni~ly landscaped. 308 (Gill~ ~l Bo\l•lit!Jt Green Dr, Owner L•2!!~rJY!ij B~7~:!r. Lovely 4 br, hdwd
fll'll. lge lot. Lush lndscpg.
OPEN SAT/SUN/MON Xlnt Joe. Low S 30'g.
I TO 5 ;i&-""3.
423 NARCISSUS B\' Ov:ner, 3 BR home, on
Ranch ~tylf', Jots of chan11; 2 large lot. 232 Costa P.fesa St.
BR. 1\'/beftm ceil'A .. hlt·ins, Nr St Joachlm'.!i School.
ne1v cnrp. Huge brick trplc. Uj,900. For appt, 839-6164.
l..01~ or shutters & storn~e. Dane Point
H·2 l..ot \Vith roorn to build.
S.51,500. BIG house, smHll lot, elll!)'
MORGAN REAL TY care home. Custon1 bit by
673-6642 675-6459 O\\'nr 1,1•/mnny features. Nr new 3 BR, 2 BA, open beam
THE HOME F0!.1~ .... ll ~.il~.Jmlc.,~an ':!!. ~·Ik ~ ~" to harbor. Xlnt financing,
H's nice 10 offer this well $36.000. -496-1951.
k1·pl 2 BR + ®n l.'Orner I 'D"'.-.~.~,~S"'hc-0-,.~,---
hontf' for sale. You may ) "-'-'-"'-''-"''----
kno,1• lht> ov.·~ If 90you'U OPEN SAT. lo..6
kno\\I St9,9j0 is a n1ol't' fSUNDAY BY APP'T.l
lhan fiur price. Sho~n by 9IO NOTTINGHAM app'L University RNlty New Eni;:land family home.
JOO 0 l111mac. col\d. 4 Bdrm1 .. 3'~ 1 E. Cst. I-hey. ~1 baths, view&: pool. Reduced ANXIOUS fo• immM. Mle, $95,ll'.ll. <h•llf'r n10\'I~ · immediate OWNERS pos~it1n. Mav trade.
Wanl their beautiful 4 • 675-2723 •
bt."llroum home 111 Big Can·
yon ."IOld . Lovely floor plan,
}..'rent lo ca tion . BJ..T.
General $12,500 ! KNOCK DOWN ;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;11.::::::::==~== Mini·ranch · 18 fruit trees~ OR FIX UP
. • REALTORS 6Tr72Zi [49) BY 0\\1NER
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Best buy in area .. Im mac. 4 bdrm., 2 bath
Gener at General
HOMEABILITY ALL BRfCK HOME! ce-2 llou!W'~ on Lot -R2
SOLVED ment drive. REFRIGERA· Only $42,500
TOR, STOVE INCLUDED! Pyramid Exchengor1
Invt'slors delight. Act now · * 675-8800 * call 645-0303.
·nm1,i J 01 ~0\
R{A tT(>f.•;
Sale or Lease/Option
By O\Vnt>r·Sharp Melle Verde
Pncesc!IC'r 3 bedroom, 1 ~
ba, frplc, gold shag carpet.
covered patio. heavy Make,
~p dog yard. f'os!lel!lion
Nov. 5. $43.500. 2838 Tabago
DREAM ISLAND Pl., C.M. ~21>9.
JN BEAUT C A~1 E O Sl-IORES. 3 BR. 3 HA. r-AX· TAST/C VU. POCll. NE'\\/LY 1,E_a_s_t_B_l_uff _____ _
DF:L'ORATED. Sl :~i.500. * THE BLUFFS *
fi75-R•ID3 By 01vnl'r, J Br., 1 1~ Ba.
• DUPLEX -ex1.-el Joe & Lo n1aint. area. $33.900
oond. 2 Br - l bn t>a, COM· &l-0--0166 * 640-0227 aft 2:30
PARE. Owner. Gr:t-1934. Fount•ln Velley
2 BR .. 2 Ba, frpl. Remodel· ;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;::;;;;;;;;;:;;:;I
ai. R·2 lot. C.H. Robertson MARK SPITZ Realtor. Call: 673-3850.
Cost• MolO GREW UP WITH
Fawn 1'1and, ;.,.~1 at the PRICE REDUCED! EASTSIDE
San Juan ls.lands. 3 Acres of Ov•net ll'aving area .It must
A POOL
tall timbers. Perfect pro-sell. 3 BH., l \1: baths; ron· Nire quiet ·area. J BR &
tect.00 Joe. next to Dene Vf'nient loc. NC'ed!! !IOmC' family nn., ril"l'piaef', large
'GROOVY
CORNER
$32,500
BLUFFS YHOari>ow'UR ·0()nlyWN$12i15·lll'.llA.ND rlt'anini;:-, but you can gC't patio Y•ilh BBQ. Dbl gar.
a barJc"ain on th11 nice home! w/alley acress for boat or Newport Beach Sexy! I SPANISH 1',inest 24.9 acre Canadian MORGAN REAL TY camprr stoniite. $31,500.
on the blult. •"""" N""1>0rt . . , Salmon""""" tiland. Cl""' NEW LISTING
. . and llO can your chll·
dren. See lhis 8UJ)er 4 bed·
room ~·ith family room ancl
C'OVc>red petlo Sol Vi.a:ta for
only $44.T.Jl'.l.
BE A WINNER
El<'J;:anl 4 bedroom 2 balh
11 irh family room. covert'd
ancl enclosed patio, lush car·
pcls and drapes. new sparld·
ing ponl. N1ear everything.
Only $46,500,
From the superb landscaping
to the freshly pllinted in-
U'rlor, reaturlng custom
drapes plu11 1,vaJJ lo wall
carpets. This 3 bedroom, 2
bath home is the sharpest
you'll see. Call 847-6010.
Ba_y, this home will drive $35,900 ·Tile roof. VACANT. to Pendor Harbour. House, 673-6642 675-6459 ·
you wUd, split level 3 3 .Bedroom. 2-story. NC\" tractor, 5 <lL>er & .,~:ild game, QUIET Eastslde Street. Like /'IO'car Kcwport H({hts. :i BR, 2
bedroom. 2 bath. big living ~~~~~Nc~ti~f"~\\11~~ Only $115,000. nrw, cozy J..Br., 2 ha home. Ba1 .1• •,.sep. Pbl1oyroo&m .. 2
room for entertaining, this . · ,,.,,.,,, Bill Grundy, Realtor Ohl stone frpl c. Bltns. rp cs., itchen tns, nu-e home of[ers privacy, buys 11! 90% loan. FORCED BBQ. Dbl gar, Comer lot. seclusion and even has a SALE . H.,....., call 645--0303. 341 Bayside, N.B. 675-&161 Grttnhll('. $35.000. A g t • SJ.4.500. -·J 64&-1.ai.
hidden bedroom i"'' ,., tun, SMALL DOWN TRIPLEX hill side location wllh lots of Belboe Island blg trees just like the moun· Assumes GI loan on this 1---------:l-2 BR units in like new
tains. Now VACANT and plush little gem with three SUPER DUPLEX cond. Upper unit hM lovely ready to live in, price huge hedrooms, all new vie"· or hill11 & lights. C'.oo<I
reduced from $53,000 to I plumbing and water heatet, Price rcduCC'd to $79,950 by ineomr.. Exisling VA loon flil!ijLIK~ JtZd{XX}c~tfas~es:1~io~~ll--Omtu-------=~~~d;~~t~~~le$22r :n:i~~u; o;:!.o;::n",t~ ~"f,;;~~9.~~ be asrun~rl ~~~·~~!°"":;;;;;l.Ml.~~9~PM~~:1 •ii54&-S&IO~;;·-;;~:~~:-I "' per month lnclude!I all. purcha!IC. Vcrsalllt' floor CALL Q ,,.,.l 'I' pl1tn.<1. 5 BMroom, 4 Bath · 4 91~ ~ I WELCOME TO 21 Kitchen an:ons. ,I oul!llde en-4'fAtJlfllL .
WIDE OPEN SPACES
Lots of glau walls, calhedral
Cf'illngs, sunny kitchen,
"Creenerl·in lanai, 3 brlnn,
2 bath. All thL"I and a cornu
IOI for only $.16.900.
CALL 545-0.158
•• EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
5 neat houses on a huge lot.
Each mme with separate
garage, yard &: laundry
room. Chooee your home
from a 3 bedroom, th~ 2
bedrooms or a 1 bc>dmom I:
rent the othcni. Hurry and
see tills oew lisllng -asking
""·"""· Call 54()-1151 ()pen Eves.
, . HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
EASTSIDE
SPECIAL
VALUE ·PRICED
1bia it a 1bmt lff! It's a 3
bedroom, 2 bath home
IQcated In a ~ country
-.tg,' 6 fnll1 enJoyohle -~~-tl<lux &<olil ' -.,, .. ijm~ .... MW wuhlr.
waJf!r f ~ I: Wllttt ~,J• i.al ~ .et\ It now before lt aoes. n.11
Red C.l'pft Ketltora -Wa.nt 1tl t't'IUJla • • "2 ii
~ Realtors 646-7711 tnr.noea. Bkr. 67:;-7225. Rt;A.Lt'Y ·MARLBORO -~ I I 2043 \Vestclilf Drive Balba• Penlnsul• Nitir Nit•,•rt P••t Offlr•
COUNTRY • 3 BDRlt! near ocean . . . Open 'till 9 P:.t Mesa Verde POP S26 900 DUPLF.X. 3 BR. up. 2 dn. ULA R
and bring yoor horse to this • I .M ~I Ac air·cond. 3 MONEY MAKER $55,IXX). Next to bench. F'irst t ! me ad\'ert~~ ! !
neat 2 bedroom ranch·styk! BDR!i-1, assun1e S2:l) PITI. AGENT 675-0144 &m~Tom 4 bedroom, :t
Eight l·bdrm. un its on 2 lotl!. harh 2 · fl 11 SOL VISTA home on large k)t, Perfect Mission Viejo · · · · · · SJS,900 Xlnt rental area. l ·Blk to 8ey1hore1 ' "°'tory, JlUt 0 Rfl for t~ family who wants • 4 BDR1'1 near ocean .. , o --'--------N>U~. Plush carpelinl?, • bey & :X.'f!llfl. Property 1 · 1 t'!ull •--• & I animals & wide open $54.900 Mow n Call f • BAYSJIORES adjacent to X'au i Y '""-"ralcu eiu G 1 lo Onl !JPllce8. Located ju!lt a few 173.1 \Veslcliff Dr, N.B 5 \\1! • Qr app I. BaJbon Rny Oub. JBR. lhan 5 years old. Don't t)(' I .n·~• ocar n. . Y 1 block blocks from Nev.""'N Beach. ""1221 lo see. S-160,000. .....,A Cl • ~·1 1--• la11t -$6.'i,!Ol. Ca1l 54.TS-121 ,,...)m !iC'hool. f..x!N\ .nice 4
"
.,,., .,...,. Call: 673-3663 675--8886 evt>s. ~'""· llu ffi{"m....:1 ... 1 P ""'· g 0 UT H C 0 ,\ S T °!'fl1TIQnl . Brick trimmed ~~ck~n the marlcet. Call ll.1 UP FOR GRABS O"'l\Cr. fi46-0.324 REALTORS k1tcll"n add!I charm. A
Call 54fr5880 !Open evt!'!I.) 3 OOcroom. 2 hath, new shag Corona del Mar HARLoW HIDES 8~~74~1 $39.SOO.. Ca 11
carpet ard fresh paint. AWAY Omtu
An)1>11(' can tuke over the 4 STAR SPECIAL lt•rlow'1 Haven . 8' fenl'•' rn· ~ VA loan and $156 per month ckMP11 30't ri:tylr rear y1u·11.
PllYB all. Crab thl8 \Valker * 6 Two bdrm. furn. 11~" \V~plng wlll(W.•, f1•n1:c. ·1 21
&. Lee exclusive B)\\I al the ATTENTION * :l BR. 2 Ila. !lpnclou11 00 th tl l I po' 1 :t Pl' h' 1 ~ •""""'"""!!!!!!!!! ....... !!!!•I -..... ~ -""" uwnc-r's unll 1 11 ( lfl • • ' • '' '' I ~ ... <: UI .pu,OAAJ. AWtlY hll.11 frptr, f't'l1,\m1 .. HUGE YARD FOOTBAU I* 5'iY•lmnilnt Pool !ilr-kitchrn + 2 p.-,u<le1
WIDOWS ft 69 K llS ~·r. 11)1 , So. l)f 4'00m.4. li ,"J I Q U £. Ca ll _!_j(IUI fl1AGNOUA. F.V. 4 BDRM 2 BA1H !fwy. $l9',ll'.ll. , .. Moo,. ~"."'II, ' MOTHER-IN-LAW Re<I""" 545-016:; • ""'"" Open Saf'Son. 1-l ~v ... Neat a11 a pin and Ml4' for Open Eves ~If ycl\l can pry hln1 away OPEN SUN 11 3 APARTMEN
lhe kida • this home ls . lonw: {'l'IOUK}l to M'e thl~ l 917 McKENZiE PL . . T
IOl.ilted on an extf't'n'lely EASTSIDF: gorgrous 4 btdroom, 1 be.th TRIPLEX lt"",500 Thl11: hoUBt' ha1 11! Combined
low.fr•'"· ,-1. y 0 u, 4 BEOROO;\f executive Mme in Mell!l p ntho n-~ •I ""m•• -I •-· In
UR; u""' ·~ llNI 2 """-r use ""'' . ,,._, Xlnt 4 BR. Terr\Jic •--. Ofl W'(u""'11 a11tmg room. walk family will en.),'.ly the com· _,.......,. Verde S4 ,950 ......,. you ocean \if'\lo' • .f.36 Sraward. •---. ,1 0~ .. :::" 10 In clo9ct and fU1..1 bath fortabre fioor "'""' and the New Ustlna: on quiet Trtt ~hlna: yoo ever dn!'am· ito= 000 • .. , 01·1.11...,, _ ,_ n.....--1a~ •·-, ~-· 11-~ ·-hool ~ f CaU n-J r .. -....,, · Pau'_..,_ to Yuko" to u., ... !",.-.. ....,,..,,. ,..., '""' ,. wid<! -n ........... ..,..,,000, '""' ... ~ ~r /IC' I ~ 0 • f\4.-U ........... 1. o-·n Su1 .. •ay 1 .. _,...... ... .....~-. .~ bolh -~ ~.... g.,._.._ ... ...,, and cblll'Cbel. 5%% a.uum· Re&Jtonr ~8640. "" · ,.. .,. ?ticKerv~. '""'ulNln • ·~ ...-.a
••I• 1oan ... .,. 101'-. ~H~A~u=o=R~V~l~EW=-ORANGE COAST PLACE REAL TY ::" ~~" ~C...:;;
THB ~~ '°m """1 lo<il. , .• , '"""'"'· ~-uii•" 5 "·. Pool •--Real Estate 494-9704 · 4ff.9n9 """" •"''°"' ...i1 kept ES'wv•a~ en ~ ,... ™ nvu"' ... .a ..... l p rlo l M~k.rlU'd. N~ar new Pt:Mn &.r-..~llill ror Uie ~ 11.mily that 29XI E. Coast ~'""">' --• e• •· Sr-fl(IOI, Priced •l only ~'TL'"" 400[.17"-FORALL "'""''""''"""°to"'"· Corona <Id"'" ..... ..,. I Costo Mesa 1'6."10.
BEGINNERS C.ll4~:W e:n::ms~. HOME WITH 1 ~.,.~.:~~;t·~ ll
DREAM HOUSE ~~---~l 'j ii 20 TREES ;'2"~1t .. ~""1~,r.!~·x;~ U1·5Ht 1=1 U~-
$25,500 POOL PLUS ~,.,,.,,~ IN CDM? c001;,~~~.1J1~.
This ooe can't be, be.at. with Enjoy the aummtt In )WI' ·r . ·],:'fl RJ(ht! ! Shomclttti. Charm· &G.Q!1 * MW462 O'NNER Must lave. Ol!t.lp. ~•baa carpet-tl\rOUPOUt. own huge poo!, plus tf.IUIOIAIT or'"' c«W&l co. lllJ 3 bedroom. 2 bath wllh Mo•• Vo _ ... _ t!CI for actfve ramil7 """'
comptt.tely ~ted in. * 4 Bcd'rOom• k>tl' of u9'd briC".k, wood and -n.e lettalfin&:I 2 t..tht. 11119
-""" out . Enjoy 3 \I llAtdwoocl noon WATERFRONT warmth, ....... '""" BY OWNER • f>uttlly _,. -""
apectou. tiectsoom11\,-2 t.,tN, * Law Ml.tntenaJICI DUPLEX 11tn!d In OL\f'1 nnrst •r"Y•. BN.ut.. Jmm11C •• 4 BR. fam, ct.nni,. ftrtpl.ae', ...
double Prairt. MCI a ctm. * SM,.500 ~aUUtwty l'f1'nOdded tn rm., S Ba., Prof ~. ""'"° 1*91tln k I l :!!t:J
It'• now""""' and mlllt be * Pie ... call l*'ml PIER & SLIP 1971 t<oy 1n priv•"' beaoh. W/rnaJtY, mlll)' x Ir• dhhwuhu, 1"""' · *>Id, aoc-tO#I In co.ta Mtl8 • , Only f19,900 allld you own, ftetunll, You muM ll!f' lhls Pt-do, S yn., new, 5
o<f ""'""· ...,.u.,,, .,... ~ TIDr: prlJJ.~ 2 Bdrm. with Sunroom the !And. cau NOW llT.MS50. ont. ~OF<• '-S.L bocl111(1o.., _ ..... !Idell
<:Joma to IChoola. Call Red ~i a:Ai an(1 llli'lt ttn"lt'e plm 1 A Sun. -... l!irlc Dr., PickW ~~ ~
C.8J1)ct., Ref\llOl"I 5tl-36;«'· 9fllH TL !PM bdrm • temu.-e P'• t bdrm S.-211'.JL dra.ott. ~,.. tlrneed
4 UNM'S, N ........ H..,,,., 4 V\fW dt!<1r1111.9&0 -Wiii BY.....,. 3 1r..t..2 bo, frplc. I ~ ..... 131.'llO.
Gd. Income. Walt all lllops.. Fut muJtl art! Ji.wt a phone •¥' · Bier Dllly Ptlot c».r aar. m.ww. ~ ~ J~call:::..,1:cw"'l>l.:"-"-_"'°'""'"----.!.. No, 5C. * H)..aJ + Nfl!d a ••r.d1't Plact an !K!f
· . « -HERITAGE
REALTORS
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•
DAILY PILOT --_ ....... l~.__I -_ ... _ .. __,!~I _ ..... l~l '-__ ... _ .. __,!~! _,., ..
DORANA McLEY KEITH R. SNIDER
THE HUNTINGTON BEACH / FOUNTAIN VALLEY BOARO OF
REAL TORS, at lheir weekly meeting, presented the Multiple List-
ing Services Top Salesman Award for the month of September to
DORANA MclEY. DORANA had a tolal of 10 sales thru Multiple.
The Board also presented KE ITH SNIDER the Top Lister Award for
September. KEITH had JO o! his listing1 sell. He has also listed JO
new properties so far in October.
If you h•ve a real estate need, why not call • true profeqjonaf.
Doren• McLey or Ke ith Snider, Village R••I Estate, 962-4471 ,
Huntington S.ach.
Huntl.,rton &.•ch lrv1ne
OWNER ""'' Sell, primed ;;;;;WH;;;;;;;Y;;;;;N;;O;T;;?;;;;?;;;;;;
tor immediate sale! 4
bedrooms, 3 bath~. fireplace It hu 4 bdnna &: ·ts priced al
in secluded rear living only $41,500. Also included
roon1, all electric "Award'' is the family room, built-in
built-In kitchen, dishwasher. v•et bar & shag cllrpetlng.
Loada of decking -beautiful 'You'll be glad you took the
pntlo, lush low maintenance time to look at thi1 one.
~=-~:f, '"'~:. ""~~~ ~ ied h·111
HOUSE meets requirements ..
ofprof.entertain~rs. REALT\'
£acel'-"1 c ... v ... 11 .. ,.1
, l11•1tC•"'
Lofty living awaits you!
Act swiftly
to select your own
Newport Beach condominium.
Visit !he temporary offices ot the
Newport Crest lnfonnation Center,
conven!enuy located at
2400 West Coast Highway
Suite B, Newport Beach.
Open Daily 1 O a.m. lo sunseL
17 141 645-61 4 1
Salisbury
Re,.11,
* . OCEANFRONT *
OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S
1351 E. OCEAN FRONT
4 .Bdrm&.. 5 baths. F'amlly
rm.; 2 fllllcs. (1 in mstr.
suite). Luxury appt's. Only
'iiAvmsoN;REALTY
Garden kitchen includes ceramic tile counters. self· Univ. Park Cenlt't, Irvine 5801 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
clean oven, huge pantry, Call Anytime, 833--082() "46-n67
\\'Blnut cabinets. open Office hours 8 AM to 6 Prif 3116 Nco,i.i:ort Blvd., N.B.
":eaw draperies & shades. 673-9060 lonnal dining & living-OWNER traru;lerred EasL
separatf' family room. 2140 sq ft new homl', oc-TIGER'S TAIL
Tustin
BEAUTIFUL!
The neat Young couple that
own thls sharp 3 bedroom
home haV'l" deoorated it to
perfe<:Uon. J.fany AM and
Ed we compliment you and
halt> to ·!ICC you go! Call
675-7225.
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i lKMOtART Of Tltl COlW!L~ CO.
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Acreage for sale 150
5 ACRES $795 TOTAL
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Prestige location. Under cupled 5 mos. Complete'\y Charm
• $45,000. Bkr 962--5511. cu~ tom d cc or a I ed. 1 allngdiningS..BR,-lUr~··bd~nk,
H · • --h L<ndt<cape 901'/0 completed. onn · ~ r1c Fountain VeQey HuntingtOn Beadt unt1ngton -c LET US FlND the perle<:t 4 Br, 3 ba, 3 car gal'llgt", Jge accents.
PARKSIDE
ESTATE
. la j.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;j home for you in the Hunt· patio & sun deck, family =" Ope.!1_...,_ SaCat/talinaSu.n. J.5
Cozy family nn &. firep Cf;!' SPIRAL in.,.ton Beach area. Utiliz-I ·=--:-.o---;:----;;:::::::;:::;;:::_,____ -
$50 dn. S:9 mo. nr San
Benuu"dino Frv.·y. CI t y.
Riverside County. Own:r .. l
213: 924-3.515.
I ... '"Y TV " rm, din nn, many C.'<lras. o "·arm your .. , in<> our te\'Olution<>ru nt!'W GEMll---3 BR ' "-1h, & .... -" ri1agnificent rluy & n1i.:h1 Newport Beach Newport Be•ch ---,,,·t>nings. , -'-"' STAIRCASE \'isual programming that -Apartment5
For Sale 152 only S?i.500. Residential shoY.·s price, size & ('Xacl viev.·. $95,2'15. rho n f' [;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[ 1610 \V. Coast ""''Y .. NB I I. rn>."'CISCAN FOUNTAINS TI4./S::2-290I. REALTO"'"' .. ,,, ·'""" oca wn. r n1~"' location \vithin the com· · ""°' .,..~ TREl\IENOOUS ocean v it'Y.'
2 Br townhouse conveniently BY THE SEA. Executive 2-niunity at a glance. Give us College Park Resale BA YCREST -JUST COMPLETED Walk to Beach delw;e new t.rlplex, bJotk5 2 good 2 be: true! Lovely, located to stores. schools. story beach home. 4 8 call at 962-8847 or st.op by 4 r.tonths nev.•. 4 Bdrms., to o e ea n s 6 7, 5 O O.
re51htl 3 f'M-droont "''ith 2 PRyments less than rent. bedroom, largl! family room 9608 Hamilton Ave. frunily roorn. Landscaped. 1316 Antigua Way, N.B. 1-Sty. 3 BR., 1~ ba. Carp., l\lontgomery Real Estate,
pallOS & fam\ly roon1. Ex-$19,950 full price. Owner + den. Formal dining room. WNER 3 $47.500 drps, trp!., bltns. Tennis, Dana Point ol96-l168
tremely well-kept homE". anxious. Shows l!kt> 8 model. l\f011t O 1 ~sper~\!.ihs OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 5 BR., 41h BA ., two story luxury home. pool& nearby. $32.900. NEW 5 U AT BEACH 1~~7~4. ,..,Af..-~~ desirable floorptan. Priced spacous . rooms, • 14691 FIR View these.features: 3 car gar., insulat· CAYWOOD REALTY . ;\.all: rig.ht. Call 963-4456. ~~a;~~i~a:a=: ue: CANTRELL REALTY ed plaster walls, rich nylon crpts., Ther-* 548-1290 * 11362 Atlanta, JIB. !:i39-6779
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ing room. Builtin dream kit-133-2224 mador kitch. appl'.s., &_ luminous light· Business Property 154 21 •• chen. ~n a dishwasher, 51=====-c-=-.,-"7 ing, large farn. rm. w/firepl. & \Vet bar, VISTA DEL LIDO T\\'O LOTS TOT A~: ~ •• yrs new! Vacant • move TURTLEROCK, 4 BR, 2 BA, intercom, l~master bedrm. w/firepl., Bayfront 1-BR. condo . t04'x209' CJIOTCE LOCA·
846--0604. atrium, $4.5,800. 83.3-9063. Completely redecor. Htd , TION, lluntln£ton Beach, ~ I I right in! m.950 Br k • 1 itory, patios, 1800 sq. !t., large laun rm. Loads of stora~.
17910 11.IAGNOLlA, l'.V. l•"Un• Bffch Close to sch.ls. & sho pp i n g. OP pool, boat slip avail. $51.500. ZONED BUSINESS, PRO.
OWNER Saorilioe tho rare 3 CONDOS Open Hou .. Sun 1-4:30 • DAILY, Sft IT TODAY! 646-7755. Gib Wolker Realty f'ESSIDNAL OR OFFICES ~ o~fros?'t. in ~~rJ:r~ Open House 12-6 PM aea4:~1 ~·~~ei;t:ath P~Nl~T JERRY FREUD, REALTOR ~a v~,~~·pt Beach ~!~~.a. l~ER~~~Jd=.
ped · t 9 6 Vacant 3 bedroom at \8318 . . . ' . ' J{ihei ?-.faui. Hawaii. landsca to p1c ure --2--5031 BROORHURST fnear all'-conchtioned La Linda SAVE \\'ATERFRONT home, fac· ~=~="""==--:_11~:,c~~~er;n~:: Ellis). ~1ak~ oflC'r on Rny ~~ 1~ :J· fl. t .Lot That's the theme, for this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\"!'~~:"'""""""""""' Ing South. 5 BR, 3~; ha. FOR Se.let: ReELI Estate office
family room with Inspiring PARK THE BOAT one for easy living nenr Y";;" • ve pa 1 0 · spra\\•ling 3 BDRr-.f. &: DEN, Lido Isle Liv. rm. w/view at watf'r. cent. C.Pif. in(') R. E,
firt"place. Built-in dream pool. No yard Y.'Ork. Doubli! $4j'OOJ. • lty inc IOR 4 BDRl 1.J homt'. Laguna 8e..dt din. nn., UPJ>t'l' view porch. u•/adcl'I income. &12-6560 or
kitchen. Patio parties, built-right beside this imn1acula1(' enclosed garag('. Luxury 2 arwtn rea • · LOCATED ON THE RIM OPEN SUN . 1~:30 Priv. beach, tennis cL + 2 SG-~.
in BBQ for those cook outs! 2 story 3 bedroom, 21'1 hath bedroom at S22.~. $l1Xi 968-4405 OF TJIE c AN yo N FAMILY ESTATE 224 VIA ITHACA BR ap1. over dbl. garage.
Walk 10 schools, shopping beauty. V.'alk to beach and dov•n. ~tust scll--urgt>ntot? * JUST LISTED* OVERUX>KING THE EN· 4,000 sq. ft. of Chris Abel L'ldo's best buy. Jlede.cor. 4 13 BEACON BAY 673-8203
churches from this el· park. FuU price only $39.950. I' 2 BR, 2 ba., family rnl., in TIBE VALLEY BELO\V. designed ho~ O\Wlooklng BR, 3 Baths. Dlnlna' rm. Owner Sacrificitvt tracti~ home. Brit, $32,000. NEW LA QUESTA Shorecrest West. Complete-"It's an av.·e inspiring ~~t c:,;a.6 i!:,· 0~*ex~ South patio. $13.500. L'.lrge, near new r:hi~lex.
962-1373. SAN MIGUEL 531·5111 ( =J 531·5101 I.v v.·alled, s~ded rear yard. thing." Secluded, courtyard here! Good neighborhood, Gib Walker' Re•lty :-.lust sell. $76,fm. OPEN
OWNER anxious. 3 spac ious Com<'r lot, possible boat ae-1 ,,.,..~,.....,..,~..,,..,1 AGunte G\4Wir.lan. S38.500. ~~J:'lLs ~~H~. WPTH close to &chools. $97,500. l35.J.-G Via Lido. N'pt. Beach l!OUSE. 126 45th St., N.B.
bedrooms. 2 bath11, family cess, 4 bdrm, 3 ba!h, 3 car MOVE IN NOWI,,I Ree:i~ge •=570 Entry layer has floors of Del * 499-2800 * 67S.5200 • Call 642-&'}20 *
room \\1th elegant brick garagt>, sharp, clean and Piso tiles, & opens to l't'ar -p~ ~ Mes• Verde * LINDA ISLE. Beaut.
fireplace convenient to the upgraded thruout. Only 5 room, vacant, immediate REPOSSESSIONS liv. m-1 .. with wall of glass -;,i; ~--11<""-----------\\'aterfnn home 'v Ip v t
builtln kitchen. Plush cloud $43.900 ... !!URRY: possc~ion. Newly decorated thal FRAMES A ?-.1A· ~..,41 READY tG Move-In. Lovl'ly dock. Sac. ~Y pvt. pty.
sort carpeting. drapes. Ne\\'· CAU. 545-<»51! thruout. Large fenced cor-For lnformation and location JESTTC V1 EW. ORNATE ~eo.~=:; nciv 4 BR home w/atMuin S122.000. Consider lease with
ly painted Inside &. our. rn·'I' loL Full price only of thest' FHA A VA bomes. FIREPLACE, SET IN ri1m-..._..,., ___ c-& yarrl landscaped. Icleal option. 673-6663.
Prlme location near •. •• , Sl9,%0. Only $1000 down will contact -RORED \VAIL. Up to dale EMERALD BAY for v.·orklng pa.rents. $44,<m. BAYFRONT, !!pecta<Uar 60'
everythin&;. No down GI ., handle. Call. KASABIAN kitchen. has BIL T ·IN Open Sun. 12-S. 1658 Texas on ~<1.ter, dock for 75• boat.
temu -law-low down non· RANGE, OVEN, DISH-FINEST LOT Circle. 5.l7-15Zl or 979-4943. 3 br, 3 ba. + guest apt. Pvt
W'ts. Brll:, PJ,150. 842-fl691. l!I t Reel Estate 962-6644 \VSHl_t., DTSP. ETC.·/G•""'uns VIEW -$50,000 M. . ron1munity. S 13 5, 000 . e SPANISH BEAUTY ii 11~1 I VACANT HOMES t~ Adf..nta: ~~G iii TEO HUBERT ission VleJo O\\ner, 6~1070.
2-story. 4 bedroOm ~·1th BIKES & TRIKES 3 &: 4 bedrooms in good area. GREEN COURTYARD. and As50Ciates 2 Bedroom-$22,950 NEWPORT RIVIERA
formal dining, huge lam1ly . , dot this lov~b' Some with pools. All types Centl'r stairwell, 198dl PAsr 34TI Via Lido, NB Nearly new condominium • 2 • $34.900 by owner room. 3-t"ar garage. Almost ~ighborhOOd. \Vhy not? 4 !inanclng. S400 to $20'.>0 total WALL OF GLASS tp 2nd 6754500 bed:rooin, 2 bath. loc:ared 4. BR. Formel dining rm. ~. Walk to the country Big Bdrms., block v.·all BROKERS INC. down & rent til eSCl'0\11 story with 2 bdnns. 'IllE prime ~ of Mmion Vie-2478 Rue De CannE'S
club Ir: got! collnf'. fence & ready for your c105CS. Bkr. 962-551L MSTR. SUITE ALONE IS Hom•Units-Workshop Jo. Plush w/w C'BJllets &: Open SAT PM SUN Pl\-1
CALL THE REAL famll.Y . 1 Blk to elem. 3 BDR.l\tS. 1 3/3 bas., APPROX. 25 IT. LONG. 2 Bib. to beach with the custom drapes. centnll air BLUFFS _ View 4. Br. 21.S
ESTATE FAIR M:hool. Only $28.500 at ap. $21,500 hardv.'Ood floors. crpts., Don't'misundentand, lhls ts Plnd ot pounding 15\lrl! cond. Call 831-9400. Ba. Twnhse lam area.
536-2551 praisal. 6551 Walton Dr .. En>nv the warm glaw from drps ... bit-ins, lnd~. new· a better quality home \\'ith Hand!Ome income & poten-KATELLA REALTY Pool. Cu.st.• By Owner
J-Jlwards at Edinger. Open 1·"".."' h"ok li-p'·-. 3 ly .pa.mted inter\Or & ex-1nany extras. 11fE EX-tlaI "add-0n" makes 3 units ,._1A """ .,,A_ ... -.. JR. exttt.1tive -Vacant. On a S J-S 111: '' '" ..,. .. " TERIOR JUST NEEDS ~urtb $'79,500. SJ-IARP 3 Br & tam rm home .,-n,;t;JV • .rn-v.i1J.
-r. 3 Bdrm. huge lot, un. c' L 842 1'18 bedroom condo. New I Y tenor. many extras. By PAINT &. l.fINOR YARD 494-IJ..il v.·/pool " view of Sad-INCREASE you• ,·0--. ........... AL -., p•intod, now d r • p • ', ov.ner, 592-1574 di back Vall ' .... ,. roomforbM.tgate.Pridl"Qf ... \VORK. It's the "Biggest H. McCormack, R.E. e. . ey, $39.500. Nice3brhousc.Tobemov-
ov.'l'lf'rship. Move in today. • "AfTI • \\'Rsht'r, drver, refrigerator, rifEREDmI Gardens delight Buy IN THE \7JLLAGE'', Pnncipe..ta only. 830-8761. cd 10 your lot. S2SOO.
$.12,950. WAUC'EI carpet11. Vaca t1 I . Im· -4 bdrms, formal dining for only * OCEANFRONT * Newport a-ech 645-.,....,.,
Leadership R.E. 842-4466. #WUWI maculufc. Call 968-4456. rm. Pride' or ownership. $43,950 FULL PRICE \Vhen you are ready to ~ ""'->·
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FOR sale lots A-B-CD In Harbor Rest fllemorla l
Park, $250. pt'r loL Spruce
Plot 400 in Helen Thotnburz
noml'. Lulu E. Hunter, Agt,
1728 E. 3rd St., Apt. 16 IAng
Beach.
Commerci•I
Property 151
f'OR Sale or lease 1~. 4 units,
1.000 sq. fL each. 1865-71
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disturb occupants. Phon!
owner, 830-7651. Courte:1y to
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for sale
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fam. rm. + 2 ba + frplc. FURNISHED home-. Villa $48.950. lJUCKET! rnent on the Blue Pacllie One for the money 6 mo. new 4 Br., ~ ba, Duplexes/Units
BY Owner: Choice 4 Br. + 171TI Beach Blvd., H.B. •• Park:Jike yard. Nr shopping BRING YOUR p A INT LEASE OR BUY an apart-HOWARD'S HOPE HARBOR VIEW PALERMO.
Nr 1-tile Sq. Pa.tit. 1% Yn. Pacific Condo, Bby °", ~.r. ' Leadership R.E. 842-4466 MISSION REAL TY ~J~u~:,: ~Ji~eii!!f Tu'O for the show S69.500. Owner. ~i. l;;;;;H;l;•;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;1;;6;2;I old. SJOOO down. T.O.P. VA Single story, 3 r., .,...., CUSTO?-.llZED 4 bedroom 985 $.>. Cout Hwr .. Laimna 9 am&: 9 pm, s~·artz, JUtr, $32,900 Ui the price WESTCLIFF, attractive 3 Br
$281 Pm. 833--1103. lgtt living rm., frplc, dining home · \Vood burn Ing Phone (714) 494-0731 We think its very nice. 2 Ba home, dbl frplc, 10 . .!P~EN~:OH!co"-u ... ~Sa'.:"'t/:O,Su;:,."·~11c;;664;; I area, dream kitchen. pan-fireplace + eating bar. Ad· DELIGHTFUL 499-3005. 4Q.I Superior, 3 Bedroom, klt/fam rm. 642-1979.
Orchid. ~ & ut>IU&ded 3 try, lg.i retrig, icemaker, SINGLE STORY ded gas built·iM, coey fami· Lido 111• pool, fee land and 3 car &ar-
BR, paneled gar Wl11tairs to dshwshr. disposal. overlook· 1 BEDROOM ly room, unwiual design & Family home loeatl'd in qe. Ca.II 615--7225. Newport Heights
NEW DUPLEXES
at& stOl'B~e. nr Edi.nl('CT & Ing landsc.·aped patio, 2 car location. Bkr. 962.-5511. quiet. likable neighborhood. * REDUCED * ~ BUILDER SElJ..ING NOW.
Harbor. 96:H418 agt. garagC?, \V/D, w/w Cl"'P.1• Older pei!!IOn for 1 bedroom BY owner, 4 br, tam rm, din 3 Bdrms .. 2 bR.ths. plu.s COlY Spacious <I BR. 4 baths: lam-Ii]•• ~r:il NEAR NEW -IN C.M. $45,950
Gonion Grovo ~u~::*::h;.~ r::1~~Tu.~:o\:~F. F~~il~~-~a.:;; f!E'd;d:~~ ~:,ii~ f f!t~ :~ ~;~i:r:::.:· Frpk. T:ht 3:~rm~~~ +~krox;, ':'o~th ~•1~: llunlln>'
S.P-R·E·A·D OUT pool, children's playground. \Vasher, dryer, ranae & Rcncl. 968-50il. mnturl.' trres. See or call Al ··-· _, Call for App't. I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!!!'I
in thls CUSJ'OM 20x24 Fa mi-;;~r:~~$ls.~~~e;15\~ 1 ... ,trigerator. • \\.'AIJ( to beach, 2 BR. din Am1brustf'r. $'2.3.500. hocoaRb laro9oa j& 111~srtt1AtT o, THf COlWRl co. ' LIDO REAL TY Duplexes near the ocean
ly room. accented by raised IVES Rm, Plus guest cottage. ~~0-I_,,"' :W. 16 Via L~'• 6T;,-4562 NEWPORT 3377 Via Udo. N.B. 673·1300 ' __ "_"_'_'•c.""'°.:0673-8563"'-':::~·:::...cR*:..'al_to_'_ hearth flreplace. delu.xe ~·f't EXECUT : :r-.1any trult tree.s. $16.500. ...,,,,.0~~1~ 1•
bu, omre of! m•st" ""'"'"' living I• "°"" I" 531•51DD ( ::::1 531·5180 Huotiogton Be"h Realty. REAL ESTATE * CHOICE * HEIGHTS Put • lilt!• "loot" in your V•canci.s ""' money! R>nt
baltoom. RA thl.s 3.000 sq ft 4-level home SJ6..6565. '""' Nord Corn•r Lot Levis-sell those bauble:oi for your house, apt., store LADE high on a hill. 4 bedrooms, 3 e TRADITIONAL e Irvine I l!lO Glenncyre St. 5 Bdnns., 3'Ai baths plus din DUPLEX "huC'ks". Call Cla.ssilled hldg .. etc. thru a Deily Pilot =· f;~~al ~~ ~t~ Beautiful. shady 4 bedroom. --------494-9-173 0 T N ~>'1~16 rm. plus 1135 ~k. $27,500 642-5678. . Classified Ad . 642-5678.
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parti('s att a rmtural with 2-!Jlory, Overloaded with ex· 4 Br. in Irvin(', Screent"d P R AFI A LIOO R'EAL TY Tu'O quaint one bedroom Mobile Homes Mobile Hom••
•"· to 1·-·---~ tras like mlrn>-w1ave oven, ... tio, -1c., cpta A-dtps. LAGUNA For Sale 125 For Sale 125 u"' cus m "'~ "" ,... ''t' ~.·3·,7 VI• Lldo, N'pl. Be•oh aPArtments \11\th good ln-
tmost r1vacy The plullh cRrpet11, drapes & Only $1,500 dn. $29,900, or ... t d irabl N l:=============:::-====~1 ~tep up.~ 968-4.u6. landscaping. Big famUy Assume existina VA loan. eu.~!0111 builrl!ng lliles & [:-c,-*"'-,-67_~_7300_,,*~=c:: fie4cht.!~ To ~. ~1:[11 [ l ~
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room e\11!n has dumbwaiter Standard ~al E • t BI e honiE'll. Lcfl lln Nyes Place Don't gt~ up the ahlp! 64&-TI7L
.,-lo 2ncl floor. No down pay· 963-ffi38 or 833--2639, to entran{'C. "List" lt in classified. Ship M b'I H cm::I . mc~~:~nE FRJ:L 1:Se::ll;;:ld='•:::I:'"""==· =· =· =6'2=·=56=78~L<g,;;;u;;"'===Be=·="=' ====":::'·='"':=.:.:~'o=Sho:::;";;n.;:;::•u;;lt:::;":;~:==;· R.rd 0 I e omes ,.....
MONEY ROW 536-2551 ~ C.1111'0 £}.,. .( f>'C ~a.• ~ ONE ONLY Contompo-L•guna Hiiia
It lf1k~8 !I01ne PMition in llf<' CUSTOM POOL HOME \:)~ J;.'-Q?J l.~J.. -~ J.J<J" ~ CHANNELFRONT Only 8 spaces le.ft! Adult
co nUortl lhls honie, but If ON V2 ACRE ESTATE OPEN SUN. 1·5 a:J:c;,2. 2 DR. 2 BA. J.2x20 lh·· p1u·k. arUacent to Lf'lliurt
ynu quality, you de~M.' It. ~ b<'rl roon1s, J:lmlly roon( · Th@ Punfe with th~ Bui/f .. fn Chuckle 3210 MARCUS In~ room. 2 door rcfr!~.. \\lorld, 2.l.101 Ridge Route •I ilug(' bdnns .. family rm. ....., 11... ..... o ff l\l 1 y.•/llr. lo cell . ._It-., fnoniil ,,,,ncious v1ng r n Q m ..... letter ol he .... ....i 1 _,1 gaiv. dl1p., plumbed for r., \(l ou ton Pkwy.), ,,_,, overlroks the pool & huae '°"9t s 1 /T,;1°' uu.,.ex: Per & 31 P· Room w/Uher, carpeted lhruou1. I..aRuna Hlll!!I. 714/830-3900. L.R. & dlnlng. 2800 Sq, Ft. gr 0 0 n d 11 . A 11 1 0 mall<' fout ICfOinbi.d wotd.s b.-for 2 boat11. F'rplcs., bit-Ina: Awning carport porch & _
nt huury livtntj. A ittekl at .tprlnkler.t .tc ll'lller &Oftener. low to fom folK ""°"'le wmh. nlce.ly deoorated. S96,500. full aJdrting. oeth-ered & TRAJLER home Ir: cabana.
$4\l,900. fllso, liavt S Br. In quiet rurkl lll't'a. Onl)' H I F S I N I ~~/ DUPLEX met up ln park of your ··Trade \\'ind Vlllqr:," pool home at ~1.000 Call 141 ~ ~.A .._._ "999 F ll . <:Mta 1-fcg, E. J . Smalley tor det:.lls. c'ALL THE REAL l Bdrms .. 2 b81h1 each: bit-c • .-..... ..-. · u pncc. Sp 5. 642w0234. •
CAI.J. 842-1·11.S I I I 1· r In kitchen.: upper untt hu &tve S$U ESTATE FAIR lrpk, Bloci< lo boach. ~ LAGUNA HILLS SACRmCE -16!1f!O,
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M1TI M 53'-2551 • °"~tho'"""' 172.!IOO. MOBILE HOMES '67 Skyli,.., "7X52, 2 Br, 11111>
w_M!!I ... -~~T~U-H~H~0~' 1' N-·· Beoch RHlty U689 San 01,.. F .. y. • ... up."'"""" laNhoapod. .. ~ OPEN SUN 1 ·S -1 2'i77 N""'°" Blvd. tm-1642 U.guna Ifill•. 17141 ~9110. 5.1&-s.74
17171 Beach Blvd., H.B. DRIVE by 8171 Taylor, j j j I' BIG CANYON S.O. or S.A. r·"'Y t1J El Toro 3lx57 Broadmoor, 2 BR. 2
Sl-IARP 1 11ory, 3 BR, fa nH-itxlt, lt'fl on Ave•. Carlota to BA. Sowned poli<J, 5 Star
1 $25, 990 h• rootn, kid 11lze y11T'll, NE\V cu11tom home owrlook-salf's lot. Ad 1 t pr k , I n i.·v .
' iletlroonJ, 2 ntllh, lnrw it• Rlock wttll. Subml! nll (If· N I G G A I , lrtJ.: golf N}UJ"M', OlOO!'le•I ~~~-------n4-962-a'.l19. .
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t -• From 0 TV commerclati ~ rnrpPIJI & mnvt In. 4 BR, l.973 C1lAMPlON $12,23.'l 8'(40. lteal good colXI. Part . • tl•nta 111 a ~I" <I ··-n. pl-nly or -·pbonrd•. LADERA I _, 4\~ bn .• J fl'J)lcs .. 2 \\'f!I 24xfi0 3 hr 2 bn lao1 m1, furn Inc 'I ••rk UO.-. ' T' ·-'"" ";' weer Bu'.ICO'n Bothfnn Sul~. ba •I JI ' ' ' ,,_ ~~ .. _w~". · .,... '""'7"""''.n bedroom home. Unusunl eatinit bBr. 1:onntcttna: tan1I· • . . _ _ .. ,.. 1~ ..., • Ml'h urst Lllnf'. nppl'11, cpt, drpd. Hutrh. ~~ "' ,,.Kl """CO
11atrt1.111. Chttrtul family 1., nxmi. la ...... fonnRl livinR r--------'"!?'-iond, remember, with our 1 0J)('n Sat/Sun. 1-S P!l.f JnndAC)'XI 1.!~'f-d In only n 1 ~ EXP•uoo 11 2 J'OOm~ Vrry reason II. b I )' roo1n. y,•/";.L pluah 11hni;i: !'"~4~4~33~ __ _:ff~68'!~4~43~3 F I N T 0 y I product tile ~ .. 1he llmtt.• 557-3)34 or 64f-<J'719 few mo•: Price \I\('!. ~Ira Br".'.' )I,~ Ga~, AdUll ~··nr ~.ri4 $44,900. Call carptit, dr•pes, F.A. heat. OWNER tre.nifered. 3 A Con.pl•,,,_ dtuckJe QUdfllf *BIG CANYON* porch, nwnin1t carpo rt , ~an $!i&XJ 536-0.'m.
Ontu. $1300 dov.11, peymeni. lea Rp&n.le bltht, 3 OYft'Sized I r r I I v by 11111"9 '" the mllllng word 4 Br .. 3 bn .. !Iv nn., den, l!l~run:. :i 'ff on I c;~ 1..:11ht". ::5.l="m"'°=~-=,,"." .. " ..... ""''-2B-R-.1
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lhanf "nt. bedroom•. elegant ~~ . - - _ . . you ct-lop from ft99 No. 3 b.low. formal din rm., con-11 r P · · · 0 IX' s. nice cottd. Adlla, lrunt Bcb In bonus f'O('lm, llumPttollfl venanon pit, bltn k It equity. Take over low 250
21 lin'place and mtrror~tl e Pl~Tfs""""'E sou".1,o!Sl(lfERS lN I' I' I' ,. ,. r I wftr11.~h amaJJhtr. Cpt, dl'fll Crocker loan, $94:l3 tit "2"'"~~."·. :::96Mld:: •• ..:.::.79:::,-"-".-.-,-~-"I ',.~I 1 __ 1 ~•lO'• walla. Oflwtl' tiuUttn kit-. . . . . _ • & lndscp. 3 cat rarace. $122.21 mo. 6 4 6-2 5 8 6: or .,.. ,. ~
....,._, --chen, dlthwuher. t..ovely • $119,000 1..::5.1:::7..:-5.126=·:....--,.----Orittv.'OOd beach club. frtQI
patio ovtrloob bcautlfQJ t) ~~-A~:e lETitlS j j j j j •j I ' 11,llf'wltap Lol'W" 24x00 \Vl'!ferne.r, Uke FJ('W. 2 firm. 536-0321. 17010 ritAGNOLlA. f',V, NEW 3 Br bonM!, nlldl'lfl: !n1ck planlen, exquhll!e -• • • • • • • Ry AIJJ'I I only &14-~ Br., tlen, U'f'! bllr, ttlr 1'\'lnd. 10\,i() CU!-l bll An,ll\'le1, furn.
Pnot Want Ada h•Vf' dlii:t !O cuan. JuJlt w,ooo. land.apfne. PrllTMl Joca. SCbM-LETS ANSWERS IN n1ME-A-LINE St-11 Idle l!em. now! Call 1\(."l'\')U 11t. ffl?m "(' h Aclll prk., C~tli l'lt1 ..... ll'lk bl~ll\'I alOf'I". 1 Call ~ By Qwntt, llon, Bttc. $34.0CX>. 911>a65. --------------------'!'.----------&12-5618 now! ~876 or 612-l'i23. ~o _!!'_rk_t~&: ~ p1. &12-~
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L.ARGE Wltfffront Lot, 00.1 1 '°''-"°"':....:;~::.:.---
dock, CAN\'ON LAKE. 2.66 $125 Util pd, Jri be.ch. luJI
Ae. Vi~· Lot. Lake kJI. pvt patio STOP PAYING RENT!!!
Coit• Meu
BACK BAY BEAUTY
:I BR, 3 BA, tr1·l<'\'1tl w/
})!';11;35' prki purl for
Newport a.. ch a.1 bM PMlnsul• 1 ;G~·ii·~·;·~·~'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.·"··~·~·~·----iiiiiiiii• I
$173, new 1 br, nr bch, bli.n. em \Ilk It Up On 0ce.11. I or. nice. L.ovtly Buh-J Br.Rooll\I
• Rlve"lde. Sl!!U Clf' t'1'Cllflnall $185, tra l br, \\' t1:plc .l gar, rw We Ta~. SPARLING ni~eJy furnllh~'d.
EL CORDOVA APT5.
F rom $145
1 & 2 Bedrooms Take AdvantaCJ• of Our
"NO CLOSING COSTS"
SPECIAL
r NV EST M ENT RJtr. S:!OO, Ut.U pd, 1 br 5epr cot.
~. ~6-8320 ~·~e w pool. Deoo1·ator furn.
t.OT ln tamou1 Lake Havasu. NU-VIEW RENTALS
homo ol the \.l'firld famoua 673-4030 or 4!»-3248
London Bridgt. Located Lido Isle
clote ta all lchools A clty.1----------
SOOllJ or will trade fur Costa ~ Br & den, fum. Wint':"· f\.1~M or Ne,vport Beack in-?pc:11 Sat !' Sun PM ti.
ort street partdng or
t.lotorhon1e, trailer. or ~
Nicely lnd&epd! l lilOC'k
to grflmrn111· achOOI, ltl>nt
or lcat.e 01111on. Cr1u1t11h,
A~L fo'.£, OllOn, 64.S-0303
l BR, 2 RA, new crpt, paint
In/out, tni:d yrrl. cov pnllo
'''/brk·k BBQ, nr achls w.
..i lrlc hit & last, rots. $22().
M&·ll.~>1~2·c_,~~~~-
2 Br court. Very clean. l blk
lO Harbor Plaza. 3-IT \V.
\Vllson. No kids or pets.
2131793·9038 or 213/795-303.'I.
$250, 3 hr, 2 ba, frplc, Gar , t.taW Service · Pool -Util pd
~io. child/pttt ok. I ~=-'e"CAJ""'l:.c'67S-<7=='°:::•~-, S::b!11'is~ !l~~,n~e~~r~bl frplc, 2 BR. l \ii BA, IJ.Ulio, ba.k'(l11y. I
NU-VIEW RENTALS 31S E. Bay, SZ'JO n1.-l. o11 yrl v IM', Inq. nt Apt C 673-H~21
67J.-40JO or ~3'48 o'o"-•,;54-='-""Tm'=.~~~~~
OCEANFRONT 1100 sq . fl, BA \'FRONT · Ot'W1 3 BR. 2
Luxury 4 BDRt.1. nf't:hltl'<'-Ba. lrpl\·. \Vintt"r rf"flta l.
tural showplace. New $550 Prlv. be.v.dl. 675-0746 ,
1110; yrl)'. 494-0015: 6T"r1972. ,'61>-o;,-""""'=oc·~~~~=~
l\'alk ocean or bu.y 2 Br, utll YEARLY. J, 2 and 3 BR 5"07
pd. 2 Ba, fnl;(j , Vacant. E. fulboa Blvd.. Balboa.
Bring kids/pets. "b"13.c..-GS80=~· ------
Rent-A-Houte 979~30 3 BR. convert d@n, 2 ba.
BLUFTS ~ View 4 BR, 2~ frplc, pol'('b, $300 winter.
Ba. Twnhle-, tam atta. Annual avail. 64&-8211
Dishwasher · Sha g Carpeting · \Valk-in Clos-
e r ~. Forced Air Ifcat • Extra Large Room5 •
BeauLiful Game l\oom -Heated Pool • BBQ's-
F.nclosed Garages. Chtiet surroundings and
close to shopping. <Ni lJarbQr & Hamilton SQ
Adult Living · No P•t•.
...... A"'~ no Via t.tx>U, 615-7667. 2077 Chorlo St., Cosio MOH 642-4470
EXPIRES OCT. 31st
c:on1e prop, ~.. Zl3! 449·4466.
Out of Stllo Prop. 178 1 ---~----
Nftwport 8e1ch MONTANA'• beftt, 4 actTl'll"-:..:.:.="-==-'---·
•"""· $UXXI "" ..... i 1o BWFFS
HACIENDA HARBOR
From $150
DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS
Furnished & Unfurnished
OOY.-n. SlO mo, ~. <FUU.Y FURNISHED)
Real Estate Very popular "Bonha",
Exch•nge In m«Jdel h«Jme cond.
• Minimum $950 Moves You In.
• No Closing Costs.
Singles!Cpls, vacant 2 Br,
SlJ.5. Gar. Kida/pet1.
Rent.A-House 979-8430
Pool. Custom. S 3 9 S. Corona del ~r 644--0775. ..;..;,~~...c.;.;.c ___ _ Heated P ool -Garages -Shag Carpetin2
Dishwasher -All Utilities Paid.
• Immediate Possession. l-..::;:::::::::?::;.... __ ....;.::1 Complet@ly redecor. Avail.
St•rt Your M\~:! $600 per mon!h or
Investment Pr°'raml leu?
/\ttrac. ~ acre view lots
\\1/city \\'ater. within 1 milt-;j~f...
OCEAN View. 2 Blks to bit::
3 BR CONOO.Doub(e gatagc, LIDO ISLE 3 Br .. 1102 Ba. Corona, 2 Br. $220 util. pd.
rte\\' c-rpts/rlrps. S 2 2 5. Blt-lns. Lease $375/mo. Yearly. Adults, no pets.
Agent, 54~ll51. 673-4063 or 213: 1)29...2808 645-1624 .
2 br, mature adlls. 4 BR. 3 Ba. Light & bright ~l""B°'r." .. '--,ru-,-.0-g-a-rag-,-,-pt.
No pets. SlfiO mo. c-.;ec. home. S450 ~1o. beamed ceil., sunporch, M
;r 642--0537 * \VINTON Really 6Ta-.1331. pets, $185. Plus u t 11 ,
Adult1 Only . No Pets
241 Avocado St., Costa Mell
VILLA MARSEILLES
SPACIOUS I & 2 BEDROOM APT.
Furnished & Unl\lmlshed
Adult Living
IN ADDITION, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms,•! I< ~
2 baths, bullt·in range, oven, hood, dish·
washer, disposal, individual laundry area, en-
closed private garage, private entrances,
choice of tarpet color, cable TV , swimming
pool, gas B-B-Q & park-like recreationai
area.
All this for as little as $207 per month, in--
eludes everything, on ou r least expensive
unll
of multi-mllUon shopp'g
center. golf course &.
free\.\' a)'. $500 Dowll, $50 per
1110. Full plice S4995. Sellers
need tax bred, will trade
!or local Income property.
McNASH 'REAL TY
642-8400
{;st ~t} .11.Jutr f!:,1 ~~
2414 Vista de\ Oro
N£!Wport Beach
644-1133 ANYTIME
WATERFRONT
E:\STSIDE CO!lt'll MeM. 3 Tustin 837-51,17
RR. 2 SA, gar, pri yerrl. I_,;;;.,;;;._______ 2 Blks lo Bi& Corona. Bach.
A\'ail Nov. l, $295. 644-6034. 4 BR. lrg. yard, \\'tr & $150 uttl, pd. Yearly, 1
COLLEGE Pk NeY.iy dee 4 softncr pd. Children ok. Adult, no pets. 6'15-1624.
hr, 2 bn. adlts. 1,st k last $325. \V/gw·dcner, 544-2676/ LRG 1 br, garaJ;tc apt. Shni,:
mo. + $150 dep. $7-3SU. i.:"'.::'co·8:::29:.:1:.. ------crpts/drpiq. Walkin cloSt't.
2 BR. unturn. $165. No Houses Furn. or ,. $170 mo. 494-7463.
Dishwasher color coordinated appliances •
Plush shag carpet . mirrored wardrobe doors-
indirect llghting in kitchen • breakfast bar •
huge private fe nced patio • plush Jandscap.
ing • brick Bar-be-Ques -large heated pools
& lanai. Air conditioning.
Reel E1t1te W•nted 114 children, no pets. 388 W. Unfurn. 310 Ray SL 645-1317. _:.;:c:;,;;;_ ___ ..J·= Cotta Mesa 3101 So. Bristol St., S.nto An1 557-8200 * 9ulck Cash * 3 a.'1e~"~"' F11:': ""·
PRICED Will buy yoor property. All 2 baths iv/1v carpet fire·
$18,950 TOF$~~.~O cash within 72 hrs. Cail p!acf', rib! garage. Yearly
lease only, Fun1ished com·
pletf' $500/mo. unrurnished
Santa,Ana Fw'y. to Cu lve r, right about 1/" mile $ o. No Pf'ts. Pete Barrett b1lty to Walnut (1st road on left), left 1 mile to 642-4353
11\Valnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to f~arh $125: sturlio bayfronl.
Culver, left about 3 Jniles to \Valnut, right to BRQKl=RS INC. s1;,:.; Dream Cottage lncd
Dan• Point Newport Beach
* YEARLY & \VTNTER * BEAUTIFUL new 4 BR.: bit· Finer Hornet! i,1 Bee.ch Area ins, carp, drapes, frpl. From $350 ~looth
Garage. Fenced. Nr. Dana Hills High. $375. 496-l300 Bill Grundy Rltr. 675-6161
2 BR., family rm., 2 frplcs. Lagun• 8e1ch
f.1agnlficent C!Ct'!an viC\\'! $250 f.1onth . R46-329:l LOVELY 4 BR, orean vie1v, -~"'-=='-'--"-'=--I near town & schools, !ncd
Fountain Vafley yd. $400 mo. 494-7T;>4. • W I S • •r' 2 Br, snJ;t!s1fam ok. l!!!!!!'!!!!!a!!!n!J!u~t!!!!!q!lu!!!a!!!r!!!e !!!• !!!o!!!r !!!c!!!a!!!ll!!!7!!!1!!!4/!!!832!!!!!!·!196!!!7!!!0!!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l ---:~9~6~2-885~~1;-___ R ent·A-Hou 1e 979-8430 Condomin lums 4 Br. Green Valley condo. Unfurn.
\VANTED! * z BR furn house, 011 $213/mo. lse. Clubhse, pool,
Income Property 166 'Income Property 166 Up to $1,000,00J. Prefer 20 beach, to Jun.! 1 st patio, dbt gar. 675-3439. Costa M•••
320
1----~~~---un its or more, store« or of-$300/mo. 646-9291 or 540-Huntlnaton Be•ch LOOKING TRIPLEX fie< bldg•. Cosla Me... '846. 1-----'---INPT RIVIERA Twnb.,. 3 . Newport Beach, 1-t.B. ar@as BR 2i,s. BA f · FOR AN 2 Tr1ple:ices, EASTSJDE COS. prf'ferrt"d. K Investments, Sngls $95 vacant. \Valk to 1 Bcdrooni, new CA.f1X'tS \I slir/di'.yer. Poolr e& r ~l~I;
ST NT???? TA P.IESA. \l.'alk to Shop-644-4072. wl r $125. On the v.·tr $135. 2 Bcdrooins. All electric priv. $295. Open House, 358 INYE ME ping. Excellent Rent a I PVT Pty k ho I Util pd Best local. Santa Isabel. Sat &: Sun.
Hun'l"•ton Booth Aro• Area. Each Unit haa 2-Tv."O •1n." d "", '· l~"'f In Rent-A-Hou1e 979-8430 • Bedrootn, 1 ~~ Baths and l· .,..,. s, or up .rx in ~ s, n Huntington &each .
Commercial: one Bedroom Den &. 1 CdM. Prlne1pa.ls on I Y -WATERFRONT & dock, 3 Call f.1rs. Scgncr 962·293li
.••. 6 oHices. Doctor \\i.!l Bath. Ofiered 'for SlJ0,000. 673-84:'..'l. • BR, 3 BA, winter, adlts, no or Mrs. l\1cLcy 962·44TI 2 BR condo, acllt Ji v Ing,
trade for T .0. •8 or ? . For Call 646-0555. pets. 673-9272 and 637--0634. Hunli11gton Bay, swimming
Casa def Oro
AlL UTILITIES PAlD
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
MANAGING AGENT
Compare before you rent ,A;,p.;..t;;••_,;.F.;;u.;..rn;;.';,;_ __ _:360:.:: Apts. Furn.
Custom designed. feah1ri11g: -
360
• Spacious kitchen with in·
1
_c.;..o;::•;;t:;•..:M.;.::•;:;H:_____ Newport Beach
rlirect llghtlng ---'-------• Separate din'g art's 2 BR, pool. <1Jf!;, drps. No \l.'ATERFRONT. lrg. 2 BR.
pel!J. $16."> mo. 2265 Canyon $260 \\'inter. COO yt'arly. • Home-like storage Dr. 833-8533 544-2013.
• Private patios
• Cl ·-• , 1 tITILS Pd .. Bachelor, Quiet. 4 BR, 2 BA on Beach. Avstl.
OM'.\.& garage 111 s oragr 1 Adult only, no pets. $120. now thru J unc. l 9 7 3 . : ~: =a5n 548-8251, 548-1405. 645--0245 or 5'17-9726-Bob.
1 Br, enclosed patio l'\E\V rllx duplex. ~i blk • Pool · Barbeques · ~ur-Carport, peta OK. ocean. 3 Br. loWE'r, lse. lhru
rou11ded with plush land· $140. 673-5134 June 15. S300 mo. s.t<>-8442.
SC'S ping.
Adult Jiving at ils best 1 BR. !~JY.~ished OCF.M.'FRONT 3 Br., 2 Ba, ,,...._,,,., best Joe. \\'inter 'yrly. Bing,
Large 1 BR $180. afl<'r 9 a.m. days 838-14m, eo.~ 675-2!>1'9.
2 BDRi\f. $200. No Pets 1 Br. duplex. Furn., newly BALBOA P~nn, \V w crrKs.
365 \V. \Vilson 642_1971 dee. Adi~ only. $125 mo. Nu df'1)<;, rum. carpt, Yrly
LIVE LIKE A KING
Al Budget Prices!
Ava!! now. 548-4160. rare. S\Hl-Slll 842-8148.
1 BR. 1''urn. apt. Adults. WINTER~2 f; -:l BR. beoc-ti
548-2080 all day v:knd! or N'nt 11li'I Rt'1!. 10 $250 &. le~8•
aft 5 pm. \Ykdnyg. ABBE1' REALTY 642-3850
Huntington Be•ch San Clemente .f~c'.~~~~o"u~~c~ sq. li~~~'~I ' An.nci., ]i-1• HGouonle•r•a!Unfurn. 305 Nd~~~.J ~J'e~o~~~~:~· ~~·. ~~her3~~~o~iov!.rria~
ft. bldg., 600 ft. loft, o[f i('(', . . ~ ~Ne\·or lived in. S 2 4 5. $200 mo. 968-2'l90.
locnterl Stanton. $28.995. For it42·2.?76. 1 BR condo nr Bcacb & LaQUINTA HERMOSA 1 BR. apt .. Incl. linens, \\'a/k
. i~~~~~I~~~.~. Ba,.,A Li-• f !; Business Landio~:s~~ners L:;;,~~· ~:pc!. BRi r2p ~:: ~~~ln~~ir1!!:~1cdoo~lri~Pe~~'. * PEOOLSO S.pani~h 5Cuuf!try Estate LI\\., cfli'ccy:'~";"""'"'h.:::. i-;m:.4,,~o:Voelc!:IO:~n:.··.__~s._c_.I
FURNISJ.IED-
UNJo""IJR..~ISllED
quor slore, Printers & uto sv11~DIA1t r o• 11<1 <OlW!U co. Opportunity '200 \\"e \.\'ill rt'[er tenants to you. dlshwash<'r. $300 per 11\0. $170. 962-72'65. * NCL SEO tni:; « paeioul. Apts. Ter· 1 Apt. Unfurn. 3'5
parts. CAL.L Oniar Kahle 3~386 La Pearle La. i''REE of chru-ge. , litany l-'5~31~-~"'='·------3 BR condo, frplc .. pool, dbl GARAGES ra("'cf pool; 1unktn Pll
for details. . C M dc~irahle tenants on our 4 Blks from OcC'an 2 Br, has garag<'. \\lalk to beach. $2Z>. * CONVENIENT BHQ. Unbelievable Uvln& • B .. lboa Island
.... SIXd i::tnlores. R00
1
l\f for Ope oHsta "s •nd Liq11or Stores · $::.5;..1-"l:i(l:\1 "'altin.i; list. evl.'rythinc:, Kid s/pets ok. 536-3717. TO ALL BEACHES Only
future eve pmen · n OU•• u ay Beauty Shop -$4.500 ALA Rental1 e 645-3900 Rent-A-House 979-8430 1 BR. FURN. $175 3 Br .. 2 ba.., frplc. Can turri. RACE TRACI(, 1 mi. & 1~ • OWNER-INCOP.IB • Dry Cleaner . $42i\f 1 BR. unfurn. Refrig. & bltns. FROM $135 MONTH 2 BR. FURN. $'110 Pn!ofer yrly. $300/mo. 1171,1,
mile, gnuxlstald, snack 2 BR. 011.'J!Cr's unit plus St>p. Butcher Shop . Nets S17M 3 BR. Max, 3 children. No Crpts, drps. patio. $155/mo. ADULTS PLEASE 2 BR. STUDIO $l 9S Diamond. 675-3288.
Elsincft. Cosla Me!IQ. loc. $37,500. HOLLAND Bus. Sales Close to shpg. Lagun• Niguel VILLA POMONA Al.J... UTILITIES PAlD 8 •lbo. Penintula
bar, house, ofJlce. 48 acres. 2 RR income unlt. XJ.nt ~. pets. 18471 Beach mvd. Les Luymcs, Bkr. 540-1151 .
LOTS: Jane Krauss, Brier 1716 Ol'llllge CM &6-4170 • 3 Br CONDO. crpt.s, drps, Adulta No pets • OCEANJo""RONT To\\' n .
. . . C.J,,.-80x385, Wa.m?r Ave. &lZ-6233 l".• 5'$-}-162 ONLY wii;t ·s~p .in Laguna pool, WllSher/dryer, R/0, J BR, 2% BA in Sea Te?TBce. PHONE 64'1-2015 4 house, fantasUc view 3 BR
$8.a,uuv. FOR Sa.le, 1,,, dcr.vn, .brand Beach for sale. Terms • \\'O\V! Bachelor Apt. All refrig, $200. 548-1405. ocean view, cpls/drps. (1760 Pomona Ave.I t blk! S. ol San Diego Frwy fam rm., J frplcs, • 4 Oa'.
R-3 -60x140. Ho.skins St .. new fourplex, Huntington avail. Principles only. tum• hed $9850 3 BR, 2 BA. bltlns, fenced Lease $400 mo. Inc. Assn l !!l!!!!J!"'!'"!!''!'!!!!I!!!!!~!!!!!! on Beach. 1 blk \V . on Holl 2400 i<f. fr. $750/mo Yrly
SU.500. Beach, W. of Beach Blvd. 494-5888 or 831-+iSG. l'I · -· · children ok .• .,...... mo. rent dues. 213: 322-558a. Eve. WEEKLY~ONTHLY lo 16211 Patlu1irie Lane.J 673·ii087. · ·
, .. R..J -180x140. Hoskins bltru, crpt1, enclosed gar. e AT I"-Boach! l BR. All .,..,v 213 322-2202 E ti S I 17141 ••7 ••" st., $.39.000. $64.950. Call 968-<>401. By BOAT nutnufacturlng. Mold~. util. ed."' $125. S260 lease. 842-4827. : . 2 a;•Nu ve u tes O'I ...,...... 2r Br~ ck.'n, I" ha .. lndry
... R.3 _ 4.3 acre~ Slater. 0,vnCT. spray both, Jay.up room. & ._..._.=---Sl75-2 Br. Frplc, bltns, 2 Ba. Newport Beach 0 ewport Blvd. ac. dn OK. $210 mo .. yr-
$212,000. B h D I tool!> for fiberj:;lo.ss con-e CLOSE IN! 2 Br. Child ok. condo. 19742 Coventry. Nr. Coste Mela $145 · $165 ly. 6T3-3699; 5 4 1 -6 5 3 9 ·
, . .R·2 _ 96x198, alley. eac up •X•I struction. ~78. Car & yard. $130. Bn:iokhur.;t & Adam!I, H .. 8 • * • OPEN SUN. * • * 642-261 I Baclielor & 1 BR. pa.taos. S4J.-.t8'13. '
$23.000. New d~luxc 4 br. 2 ba, & 3 DRY CLEANING & LAUN· ' Irvine 2005 Vista cauda.I. Luxury 2 STUDIOS & 1 BR'S frplc's, priv. gal'l'lrea: -J Br., Z Ba., YEARLY. Cpt~.
R·2 _ 168x216 plus 3 BR br. 2 ba each. $73,500. Call DRY AGENCY FULL • SPACIOUS. Bachelor apt!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Br .. 2 ba., din. rm., trpl., Divided bath & lots or drps, hllln~. Avall. Nov. l. ·,.,.· m. '· _,_,. MAKE 01-~. Don Thon1p:son 646-7414 or PRJCE $500 • w/full kit. NR beach. $135 bar, 60 tl. patio, fantastic • FREE Linens cloi:els. Rec hall, pool & Nr Bch s= _
FER
"" '"' 640-0532. * .. ~_591• * all ""'"'11,.lpd""-. ----water vu: priva<:y. 644-6489. • FREE UtiliUe• pool tab\M, sauna baths. wk.nd•. · ,.,.,.~, eves k U"flJ"" ~ _ _ 3 BR., Z Ba. Atriwn •.. $325 ... A 1 11 -· · 100x300 •-m Ferel Walker, Rooltor · 3 BR 2 Ba '"" S • Full Kitchen .-..:e or yourse ! 1.,,,_,1 "'""''"""",--,,-,=-~~-I ... A-1 -a
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cross ..,,. DISTRIBUTOR "'holcsa.lc • OUT on your Own! 2 Br. · · ·· ·" · "·· · .. __. an Juan C•plstr•no • 1-lented Pool f<eel.-.011 Ln. (1 blk W. ot PENINSULA .1 Rr. 2 Ba
Mill' SCJ . ~ 1..-ow-se. Beach Ouploxo1 b''ovcJo ,..,.,,,:..,.,~1es. ,..; __ _, Stove, re_lrig., crnts, drn~, \VE HAVE OTHERS Be h 1 blk N f SI I ) Fl"'pl0<'' NI 1~· 'bl J L"'"~' vvuu ... ...,. 2 BR 1 BA ~" 1 e Laund•-roclllll•s ac · · 0 a er · •= -. .. 7. ' ee ~/yearly
Va1'ience f!OSSI e. Nl'lv de-luxe 4 br, 2 ba, I 3 oppor1u11!ty. SJ:j()(). Aft 5. Ga.>,«_1"1'°3'"-·----& d,;._,. Wtr' pd,~..,s'fSQ, ~o~ • 1'V &: ~ald r,. .... ~ ... all 8·12-7848 •""1iJ't
· ~~3 -l~l70. t:c:r m~ br, 2 ba each. S"r3:.500. Call 968-2832. e HEAR This! l BR. All util 9~}6'J, 213-431-7282. e Phone Serv;; • v 2 BR, upstaln. crpts, drps. ':orona del Mar
subordinaU!'. $25.000. ~lOJ'llSHiOn, 646-74.14 or BONA.~ZA bus. opp. nC't'..'d ~1 pd. Stove, retrig., cpts, Duolexes furn. 345 bllins, no pets. l child. $150. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i;;;;;iiiimml
, •• M-1 -107l<ZT.i, corn@r. F I W lie: R It -0r S. S750. Inv. unlimited dl'P·o'·-'1"'1'°""-· ----* $27.50 WEEK & UP 846-7337 aft 4. I' ...,-:. """ are a er, ea or 90Jid potential 403 2nd St. .. •ewport Beach • S11v1io & l BR Ao" CM'::r.CC".=.::.:.::_,-----..,..,,uuv. ' ' e UNBELlf:\'ABLE' Nr ,, 't • r..t.; SJ'NIJI beach hotel • • • .. _ 2 J\CRES. 2 BR CORO:\A dcl f.ler 4-Plex. H.B. WRITE. '·hoch J Br. , .. 1 "1.,1 pd·. I'"'· e TV & 1\-fald Str ,.lce A'-"111 ~1 • .,...50 •-·•-ao•· 19, ~
ERRS 0 -1 H (21 3 BR (l l " "" ·u MN • Phone Se ... ,,·c·-llld P-1 ....,., ~. """ J home. P !. . D'C ow "'Y· • , ~ ADVT.-P.R. Exec. with boat Chilrl ok "SINCE 1946" \VATCH the sun set ovf"I' the •• ". ""' per mo 536--C66 I LAD£RA BR & {l) . l BR. all off!~. Seek part. with $3000. '"-'"'-. ----1st Western Bank Bldg . ocean, trom your balcony, 4 • Children &. Pet secUon -·
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\\·/f_rplcs. Pr~nc. on 1 Y · for unique opport. \\Tiie \\IE 1-IA VE LOTS f..10RE Univcmty Park, Ir.tine Br., 2 Ba, n~cely !urn. 237~,,N91'~part ~~~Cf..! Lagun• Be•.ct. I ON TEN ACRES
SIOJ,000. 642-5531 eves or 1807{ Whorton H.B. ALL PRICES & SIZES! Days 552·7000 Nights Sullable for 3 or 4 teachers ,,.. -1""' or '"J-"'""i 968-4433 968-4433 ,,·knds. • or sturlents. Thru June. $JOO -~100100~mo'='""-'"'h-'•:..:"Pc;·~-LIVE In luxury lrom $45 ,.,,.k ~flls. furn./unturn. l..eftSe INVESTORS~ Bral'ld ~· P~%. Tim~ hosclf ':!Iii~~ AHLlA''"Roecd hol lpe '"6411 i ocl39ay_ mo. (213l 431-2406. * SHADY EL.\IS . POOL * or $160 mo. SlngJes or ' fll'cplaeca I Ptlv. pados. NEWPORT duple;11;, fully rented, •. $48,950, ................. p, 0 1.,1, b 1 e _ ente s ~ 00 3 Bn. 2 baths .......... $325 0 1 U f 350 e Adults Poolside $140 up ~1111"1~· he1 ".!.:_rl pml, maid Pools Tennis Contnt'I Bids!.
HEIGHTS 5!0,'t;Joo do\\·n, 7~~,, loan. ;;p:rt-;ble, S36--0l9'1. 1648 Newport Blvd., 4 BP.. 2 b.1ths ......... $350 u., •••• n urn. e Chilclrrn ll<''<I block ~rv~ :iu, .... romat. Villai;tt 900 Sea Lane, Cd~1 644-26JJ
r.ood .return. Quick ap----C.M. :l OR . llunus rm ......• $400 C . t Be h Fr•• Furniture Pl1n nn. -36· AlneArthur nr Coast H11t')'I
TRIDLEX preciahon. 151 E. Bay St .. BARBER-Style Shop. NBl--:~--------1 •PIS rano ac 177 E. 22nd St., C~I 642·3645 OVERLOOKING ~an &
FEE LAND NE\V 2, 3, 4 units Dana 548-1346 eves. 633-1402. 1fu~: ni~sto:ea.2 sm: 2 SR. UTIL PO $175 S225 mo11thlv incl. util.,, TV r · -C.1\1. 642-4.837. location. $3.50 ha Ir c ut . e· red h·.11 vfllitge. 1 min. from state'!';, CHEERY 2 br. upol&ln_ epl.
Fully eptd " drpd. Qtliel cmr "'/pvt ~ntr. UiW! ol
gar. wlhr, rlryer. $215 mo.
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Vczy desirable for o"•ncr-Mo11tgomery Real Estate wtr pd, no pets, avall Nov. t;4~.95~ts. luifnnt okl 1 BR w/ocean vtew. $17j
occupancy . Walking •100-1268 1st TD Loans RF.ALTY lst-l:'i, 544-$)97. mo. 9 rno. lse. Adlts. Ph: dis!anL'C" to Schooli> nnd BEACH DUPLEX l "1111 Park C<"ntcr, Irvine CUTE I BR. n 1> 1v 1 y PRlm Springs 714: 328-24.lj
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Bed 1 Cnll A11y1in1e, S33-0S20 Corona :'ttl Mar r!Pcoratcd. Suitable for cou-e\IC'.
Shopping. All room, Gil inconie. Refurbished. See 6''M' INTEREST WWlllhCOITAMllA Offiec hours 8 A~t tn 6 Pi\! I . I C ~;,._-~-~=--Bath. Front uni! h n S Sun by appt. 0 w n er , 7 -4. 7( ' ''. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ROOM¥ 3 Berlmom, 2 bath. P <' or iung e person. onvc-BAC11. nr bencli. $135-$153. 2BR apt, Compl .
m<le'Con.11.'d, gitrdt'n. laun·
dry, lf'I gar. Wik lo heh.
$21Smo See at 407 Fernleaf.
Sat "" Sun. Cou rtt"s y Brokers.
1 wood l d I 5.'"7 1(37 2 d TD L I ' nleut to !llon'!I & OCC Col TV ~:!~eaceR 00 f . ~(.'():ii~ :J -• n oa ns These Are Just A Fe11· or PRIVATE HOUSE ~~™!~cl~O~ Pb:Mi:~ $139.50. 536-5ll4. O~n e1-~i~~ 7 ~~ 4 ~1;
Brick. \Vall Landscaped lndustriel Propertl. 168 '--11 "'"' n-...... ...... Our !111\NY *RENTALS . . ,uNbd'rVER."i71TbaYlhPAplR!{ dAREA upstairs with private en· * $25 PER WEEK * 494-2508 , alt 4. .
wlfh Enclosed Patio. Of· ""''"'"' ........ ~e '-"· rm.. 1 us en or trance. $225 pr mo nth. Both & u p l &: id 1
fered for $58,500. Ca.ti Free and Cf.ar "WE BUY TD'S" $U5 -BEAC'll PAD: Part!\) library. Enclosed Yllrd and units next t~rk & tennis, . ph. 00 mn serv ce. ,.N_•w;...:"°.:;;..";...:S..:.:;:::dl;,:... __ _ •••~« f 1 Util pd Lo ha. okJ covered paUo. All latest 11 8 M.lv "'°~ Kite f'ns ava'I. l\folrl Tahiti 1 · 2 bt'dn:ion'" ,..ai'h. ""l-s, ·•-
Q'l<1"1W>J· nd~trial Property Sattler Mtg. Co. WTI. • * ng U" • tratures. Adult! pn-tcrrerl . ca a~ ()J.N rutf. cornf'r llarhor &: \lirtoria. \\'c ha\'e \Vintrr fuontals ~ts &. draf)f'' ... 001~~ 1:X.~~ ~ I O~\T1e1;1 \\·Ill 9cll or exchange 642·2171 545-0611 5135 • URJN(j Ki\ls Prt. 2 Lea.~. $310 pcor month. Call _c_o_o_t•;,,,;,M_oo..i>o;... ____ CHARJ\11:\'G 1 Bit fum. \Vil! Take Stud@nts t10n. Lea. .. ~ S200 pr month
'"' l\JON"EY I I * " " -Yrl 1 paint. Lovely prden *.tr· 4 HR. 2 BA , ....... S3Z 1",0 2 ·""· •· 2 Ba .. up~tsil'll:, riown El} h '1~e"strirre.al Pandr o P ,',1,•, •, ', Servin!:: llnrbor al"l' 21 yrs. Br. B wigalo\\'. Gar. Va cant. ,,',~. 1 •568CULAorT546-E 336S8BR. • 2 BA. 2 Br. new palnt &: crpt, dupltx. new CT'J)l:1, drpt & Aliw> OCt'anfront.s aval\. CAii 61l·R550 r.L TR.
1~.,1~ ,·" 11_ H""ti··~o" • to 0.'111 on rea .. 1,,."m. -is. I""~' _,.,, R'llrage. Y ea~ e . _.,. n "K M 1 3 Bil 2 BA ~" A " ~ ' 1-"" ,.... " "' " .,.. " 11·~ JI UNTED 11 " " ,~ '""" '-'" • • Ch 11 d / t 1150 rounu1ni;t1 . .,....... a u r f! • '·· .. · · · · •• '"~ .... a1r1. ttn1c1. npt. .......... ,.,, · . • . Parle Are11. estntc. Reuonable rates, or ,,.., · A ou~c-. • -r •.chi. ~· ~". re n Pe s · · d .• 1 ••• ''"" 1 en 1 a\ 1 1~~ ~ .. i:u c + I + Id !T I d " ·c___=~~"""=~=---6'71-5l"I a l .. t~ on y. '~·=· .. 1 ............ 1., rrrl(". &14-4610 d'ys· llThreeunils.l..easeisncl. V.'lllbUy)'OUrT.D. ll.'n ° er f', ·ni.: :-· "'· J BR h ,.., "' IUISIOIAl'l'OffHICCXWll~CO. net. neL Gross income over . BROKER 642-7491 . yl'tl !or kld8/pc't. L•gun• &••ct. 2 BR. din rm. bltn!i, rncd BACHELOH. I&. 2 Br. 11pl1. . onie ····•····•·· SZ'ij "1
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$5',-000 annually. price * yard, gara~e. $165 mo. Encl. carpo11s. htd pool. 2 en. 1 8" PC'31 in · · · · · · $2.jQ 3 BR & den duplex, 21; ba, INCOME UNITS $55;Sm.. Mortgeg•t, $16.l. YEARLY at h<'aL·h' 2 $150 Victnrin Bch .. lrg studio, •· 548-5958 * Adltslnn JX'IS, $1 2fl & up. CALL: 673-366l adult~. M pets, s.m. ~Ase.
2l Tv.'O Wlits. Gross income Trust Deeds 260 Br. Furn. Gar. Singles ok. nr-ean view, lull kit. 2 BR, unlum Sl3S/mo. No 853 Cenrer SI. 64S-896..;. ln11. 617 lrb, apt A, Cd.\!. 2 h011sc1, \~ acrr $51,000
3 BR duplex $38,(0)
Duplex & hach unit $41,500
3 110uses & du plex $67,500
CAU.. 612·lm
over $3,000 annually. Price * $22j, 2 br, blt1111, crpl/drps, NEWLY painted 2 BR. Com-A\'aJI. Nov. lst. 644-T.J58
S32.500. . . $;'500. !~t TI~_., sa:i. P'Pr mo. $100 -PRIVATE 2 Br. Home . .'~an3 brview,. itar,. lrpl ~til~13°f7~ta, 388 \V. Ba)' fortablc, cl~ to OCC .\: Z BR. Stove. rcfr\1 .• '--'c. nu
31 Two units. Gron llleOme l ncludtng 9· r due 3 yn. nr. e1.•erylhln&. Yard rot .......,, ' bft, cs. gar ,O::'-"""'"-'.:..,~~--Shopp iJ1g 0.-ntcr. $149.50 dt'OOt. \VfW crpt';•v-Vk'w.
$3,000 an11ually. pr i cl? Covers $10,<nl L 8 g u n R dUld/pet )'Rurd,Vdl<!CEk,_ paRlloE.NTALS Huntl,,,ton Beach ~114. Adul!!, no pc'tl. s2J IO to 4,
$26,000. Beach ocean vlC\\' lot. ~ ' * N • W * o.,.... 322 Jletlo-41 Th Its C I hrlnrl Id tt 10% dl • 6'T3-4030 494 3248 2 BDRM, new cpta, fente<l VERY nice l Bn, dplx. a."""" P•nln. 3 BR, 2 DA , .. ,pe. Apt B. Cd~1.
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rtt un · rosspncome pn ° · acount. $1~. BY the SEA' 3 Br or -rd 1 8171 v Qul@t. Sep. by garages. over aarare. On ba y 2 BR .,,,,,,,_, BR • s•. 3,!XXJ annually. r Ice (711) 493-ll54. ,~~ G K'd ,· . Lo•un• Hills ya , no P" s. an Adll '" N .. _ ,..._ ........ "" " S2S.OOO. · rr•,:u. ar, 1 :< \\'e rorne. • Bul't!n Ln, 847-uTI a ovc.r ·"'· o pct1. w1....,.ach, Utll paid. SJ:JO/mo. ...... "lt/d.~. R'IU'ftJre. paUo.
:;1 o11e unit. Gros!t--'ln¢0me LANDLORDS I i~~~!i~~~~~ 54&--IOZI . 21.'J: 621r7233 coiled. AduJ ts. 422 Lark 1 p u r .
$1.200. Price $10,000. Call I )~ i'"'RF.f. RENTAL SERVICE ~pl~ W-:J:ie:. B~lrn~ B& [_-~~ S\$.01no. Dix 1•1ob, homl'. 2 BACHELOR apt. W!l1!er nr S73-3G87.
nnd a~k questions. ~1600. HouNltorhlt 11! BEACON RENTALS air/cond. New crpt'a &: Ap¥tlflftlls fOl"Renl i::.11 1
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TRIPLEX INVE!)"'I'f\.fENT DIVISION . . * 645-0111 * drp~. AUractiv(" redwood T pool. Adulta • no pets. 11.39 Sun. 48Jt Rlvr,. s1, NB. or 3 BR, 2 BA, trylc, drp$.
LANDLORDS'. fcncecl patio. Call~• 1213 \ Newport M&-63.12. CAii \\'kd<iy~ 21 3: J:'.0-4.'JAA, ~h1u:-. bllns, tnclsd l(ar. S:Go
Custom Built HoUMt Furnished 300 393-7070 or Sa!, ' 7 l 4 ) A.pt1. Furn. 360 BAClfELOR. M ,.. no k 1 n J 3 or if BR. \\1!11ter or yeArlv f.OJ !~la 21J-6.19.2201.
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Bd \Vt-Spec:lallzt tn NewpoM 58&-3898. f&eil , $f,.O prr mo UHi pr'I. ICnllCI, Open Siii & Sun. 4.1{3) CHAR.\UXG 2 Rt dupleK.
Bpautlful ownt'r un I • • • ~===~~~~~~l!!~~'!_o~•!.,!!!'~:!!~!_ ___ "eo"•" e ~.,.de! •1•• e B Ibo I I d ''o ·-"-Ir' ~ "" pell RI " NB -' "''"wly d-1190 "·'! ..... 2 full baths w\lh 111·18\\' ,,... ~ "'' iwmv "... Lagun• Ntgwl • • I •n '' "'"" ...... ""• · \Tr •• or l'rl.ll "~ 'i."' . mo. '-'l.I ""• A •. ~--R 1-• .,_ &12-lllll. -"·kda"" 213: "~" ·~00• alter 5. -_ e..r.10, u no suite: a 2 Bdrm. 1•• beth .-i;tu11a. vw fn..., .x:.--,,.. ~ '".r.N unit; "1 Bdrm, l bath unit. Lots for Sele 170 8y Almost Bayfrontl vlee ta rn£E to You! Try SPAC. 4 BR, S'T0.000 home. ELtXiANT Brand New!'\ BR, Furn. Bech. &I Br, Ex-OCEANJ-1Wr\T Bach a.pl. 11nS11·tr call 6~.
Built·lns + dtshwuker. 1----------' 14 bedroom.a. WI n t er '. Nu-View! Nr. beach. Rent S450 mo. 2 BA. 1i blk hum ba.yfrool, c•ptlonally nice! 2110 $100. U!ll pa.ki. Yf'arly rrn· • CREAT VIEW. • 2 BR. •
J.'.A, tieat, w/w carpeU, 6 LA GUNA BEACH. Oeoean S37:;/mo. Yeal'ly: S400/mo. NU.VIEW RENTALS Reap. l*l'tY· e 831-0SSS. F'rpic .. be&n C"f!il., pr. Newport Blvd CM lnJ. CAii 67J...U>11 or F'r'plc-.• bltns. suridttb, pool • 1 .. -•-· V g djo'-BARRETT R E ALTY &oaut1rul! By mo. or ., • • lj75-riM.'I. $210 up. 644-6.1C4, 6~ cloled Ji:Arajit'.t'I or: n ....... ,,. lew. ft uilng Iota. 64~200 ' 673-«)J) or 49+3248 YR.LY t.n.!. New 2 BR, 2 "1ntcs'. s,..~. 6~!0!-1 n 1150 • llo!O Arl I 1 ""''-'-~~---f'OOl'I'\, $69.950. Ptiv11te party. Res. 213: · b& On Golt c.om-.e SZ&l r. · u 11 on Y· YF'..AIU.Y IS!!. 2 doo" tram 2 BR aJ)f avaO NOT lit, walk
Pet• B•rrett Re•lty ~ll'l::.1:.·1:.:JJO!l:::::·-------l!B!o!!lbo:::!o:_.::P!on::!!!ln!!'~u~la~--Coron• del ~r . Call ~JJ.'!O . . NEARLY new 3 BR, 2 81\, $/Pool. lrftoAI for 81\chekin heh. 2 un, p.11rt. tum. CrptJ, 10 broch. Adults, ims. 64~1 mo. • l'An1pl turn ,\lt l"lt>t·I kil eh., 1993 Church St. ~. dl'fll'. ST.iO/mo. ·&4~3443. ~1471 or 546-44.n. ·
11iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;0iiiiii..,., I Mounf1in, Desert, 3 BR. 2~ Datb. All new in· 3 Or .. den, 2 Ba. Y/A ht.. Mes• Verde {tplr, Pttb. BBQ. Le81t 1 BR ~1r. 1110. 7 Br. ~, •·ur.' • l'P. 2 "· • c 1· •· 2 n I' 1 •-WI ...... lrnmn.c SJ50/mo 429 tliru ,Jun<' 11 "' .. ·" ~ •• ""·· 1trP!'l 10 '1f\)i1 .. , r , 1'1, &
8 Deluxe Units l ;;;;R::-"~'°;::":-;-::;:--;::;:;:::;17:4:\.;'~~~~=!!'""'!!. !:.· ~1~~"'!!'~,."!~':_-1&1_. _~_ ~~i>t. 675-46.;1 or RENT hie. Wlfurn, 6 er .. 3 &.13-34701~1. ~~~1i,.,.U;,ug.:_c~J.06~~' _::7,""~-'"=·:.0c_'_"" __ '._"_· _•_•_'_ni. ~~1 ;am_~~-sno.
2 Bctrm11 Cl\ch. AU on ~rnunil Bir. Bc11r l..Al kt', O\.U~!andlng Coron• del ..Ur "'-'-;:.:""'·--~---hit. w/crpt. Year lrM<". 2 Rr. Ulll pd . Prkln11: ~ ooor \\"JlVl y;1n1' &. ~11r-lake vltw, oew house, by CUTE C"'lllAi;tC. 2 bl'. new cpt, d~po1dt. Avllll 29. Oct. $475 b&loot1IC1. snl/mo. 200,1 1'URN . 2 Rr. 11pl In JtOOd J BR. lurn. apt. No childff"tl 2 BEDROOPl-ts, 1 b&lh, juat
ogr11, C h -0 I e e Ioctl in. 0\\ nl'r, 2 !!lY, 2 ball'Onlrs. 2 BR. 2 8a. Well f\lrn. home. h'plc. patio, wtr, aardontr. -'-'-'"°~· "56~l-!li89~=· ----f;apphire. im.-328! ~~~a1er ,!.,_P• 9pd. $t!IO. -~~B~-~ll48~<6&~~~\l,:._E_.~16~1h~St. redealraled. 12 J 0 I rn o .
$132.000. $32.000 rlO\\'TI, fl· C'edar 1hukt1, gar, lgtt R-3 Quiet " ocean ckw. 5rtt~·:!l6l! 5 0 4 IMMAC. let 3 BR, 2 BA. f11in1 ~&===.:;;::..::=,---=""""""'"•,,r~~""'-·89=1.'-'.,,,__ . ~. Realtor, "4-7770.
naneln1; I~' ov.'nt'I' lot. 3 Ir BR, 2 llA. lndry BOYD 1tEALTY 6~ c-'~'em=~•al=-',. _.,.dJ-"1--,---,-nn, frlil c, OW, lhtg <'ft>I$, I ~..;0:;1b;:00;;;..;.P..;•;:•;;1":;1;.::u;;;•::_ __ 2 W\RGE Br •J!f.1 1 child ok, ,. NE\V 3 f\dnn. 2 Bi1h. 1 ~,~9~R~.-,~f!A~. ~,~B-U<-.~!r.-m' 1
Roy Mci..ardle Re1 ltor nn, 2 brkbt ban, la fJ>lc , lagun• Be•dJ l BR, cPf•. drpll, irtove, sm. mo. AVftJI 10 ·2 6 . NEWLY dee . .l T't'modetltd. partly him. $1111,1. 0-hwhr, ~ Wlnttt 42nd bee.eh. 3 3 0 Mazauerlle.
18lO Ne1\'J)(lrt "",'t1. C..M. IFA ht.>111, Oll'lcl' )t',''!", ~I 11t,11 -rclrlr .. pe.UO, CAf'P(lrt. $200.1 ~-:;,:.=c:.s_~----AJrn. beytront w/pvt bch. Mfi.ttm St. NB 67$-•• I ~m-oo.n"-T""''-""~~=='---
546-772 n, Reduce<S to , •""""• ~I FURN1SHED LaRuna cha'l'!n Sleps t-0 heh. 6T5-~7. 3 8r., cpta. drp11, CCV pallo, 2 Qultl m11ture 1\nalt or cpl Bi1t1AC 2BR, Sl'iQ. B1UM, NE\V 2 BR, 2 BA, $28S. 1&11. • 2 br, 2 ha, palio. Nl'l1)' l!'!!!'!'!~'!'!'"".'l\!"'2?'~~"'!l ot lriule. !14: 84&-6826 tft 4 house for aala.rled re_spon•I· Like to tndl"T Our Tndtt'I C'8.l' a11r., fncd yd., nT' .rhl11. Pf"f. 121\ mo, yr I y . ~ AdultL No petJ. liiO llAt. '' Dmic ht bl'•ch. ml dtoon.ied. ConWn klc. 123:';
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* * Ring Brothers
Announces
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SOME APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE
FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
(Reservations accepted
on others)
HARBOR GREENS WHY PARK NEWPORTERS STAY HOME ON ****** LA COSTA APTS.
park g, W Newport, car. triemly. Vlc. Mesa OP. • )'OUn. 2) Yn. exp. MMter Rda. nee est. &aa-n
ol Bay SI, 646-1252. Irvine. C.M. &lH846. be1oN In m-833-:mJ. HOUSE OF CLl!lli
BAY VIEW OFFICES ~ r~-window Otlwre. Air-O>nditiof'td r o u No: Gold • framed [5l .......... •~walls,
Fumishod &
Unfurnished
From $130 to $215 mo
B•chelort e l Bdrmt
2 Bdrm• e 3 Bdrms
1 \'i or 2 Full Baths
~lutl'r &i;e(' bedroom11 "'
high beam ceilings, lfl.tit'
living room w/ga11 or
"'ood burning fireplace .
Convenient l11undry arl'!I
of1 klteheti. F.nc'°SE'd pa·
tio&. 2 S\.l'ln1m\ng pools.
sauna, 1wrca1ton fal'lll·
lie.s. Security guard. No ,.,,.
R.edeau'ated. Udo Al'N. s~ptJon gb.pes. vie. I -· ...... I 6 yn&. il'I ari:a. ·-
R•alo-lca. Bier. ~ ~· !""rtlln~··d.' p,..f, Carpet CIHhlng
1 & 2 Bedroom RUSINESS sulto. Campus ~ Vt'., Island, gjf ~':'~-~~~
e Built..f.na e Shag carpel& Dr. at M~hur, N.B. A~ S~MA~L~L~Wadc~-,-ll"•_l<_B_u_ll_doit_ Accouritlnt wOMXl'i wishes day worit.
It's alt here for you to enjoy Saturdays and •Drapes e Walk ln closet1 prox. 400 sq. tt. 541)..4'152, w/wh.ile rnmJl)I. rounJ:.: JN,;.CO;,;..:M;..Eo;T;,;AX:....----,-" Good and reliable. kefer-
Sundays and all week long, too. • Swtn1mln" Pool Bu1ines1 i'tent1t 445 Vista Shoppi·n ... Center, C.ftt ' oper amt ....... e. Phone 541·8029. .... .... bAI theet mthly, tin 1erv, ~-=~:o=o;;.-'-'o..=;=~-
7 000 wim ln 1 7 } ' ht e Bar-b-Ques COMMERCIAL unit on No. 642-347:1. computerized. ~116. VERSA.TILE, dependab!e, $ SO. health spa, 7 5 m g poo 5• ig • • En<.·lo!led Ga.rag Coast llwy. suitable for FOUND: M&le Young B b ltti thorough & fast cle~
ed tennis courts, bicycle trails, putting green, All Utilities Paid boutique ...., or G•ll"l'· Slam•"'· lJi:l>t c:olo«<l.S.•l· I "-e-'-'-y•=;;.;~.:....---lady. Xl•t ,.1, m-oost shuffleboard, croquet. Spacious junior l's sm mo. Lt-Me. 494-7518. Point. Vic:. Mesa Verde PROt"ESSJONAL tea c be r 1 -=-Xln~,-H~-~=~~-
trom $174.50 monthly, plus 1 or 2·bedroom P.farure adults, no pets Good Rea.1 Estate, C.M. ~ will babysit nlteJ &. wkends By Day. Owo Transportation
plans and 2-story town houses with 2 or 3 bed-\Vslking distance-to Sli-fAU. Oftloe & Shop space, FOUND: Small male shaggy ln my home. No tntants. * 836--0648 '*
rooms. All with electric kitchens, private bat-t1hopping_ center. nr. Mi.&lllon. In San Juan dog white" \all bf i. Pu Reasonable, ~lOOT. I l
cony or patio, carpeting, draperies. Subter· 354 Avocado St., C.M. Capl&trano. $'75 per mo .J: Plaia Mission Viejo. 10!11, GRANDMOTHER wishes to 1-""'--"9-=-------
ranean parking, elevators, optional maid ser· · 642-9708 up. 4!B..1154.. 83()..3627, care tor children in my mONING Sl ht. tut, neat. · G f d k t d I Industrial Rental 4SO FOUND yo(mg black male homl'. Fenced yd. CM.area. A1ao mend on rtqUeSt, vice. ourmet oo mar ·e , ry c eaner, cat wtnea collar at Pla~n· 66-136l. aligbUy t'Xtra, 17042 Kamtcn
beauty salon on grounds. See beautifully !ur-LA MANCHA JUST COMPLETED tia & 15th )'i.B. 543-9672 Call DAY N......,., babln fu 3 LIL, H.B. 842-4lll.
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Mod Is Ope 10 ,.1 7 ,Ushed models today, 9 a.m'. to 6 p.m. Other on,ly Btwn 4 and 7 pm, yrs. t18 per wk. 646-5788 or J i nltorial
An address of distinc· • n 1 pm times by appointment. Just north of Fashi6n BRAND NEW 1600 to 3300 Sq. Ft. 2 WHIPPE'TS, red tawn, 645-43l'n. '
lion in Costa ?.1 es a 2700 Peterson Way, CM Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills DELUXE UNITS JN SANTA ANA yellow fawn, male, flmlale. Cair'ft&ftttr JeU's Cleaning Suv1ce
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adl·acent t Newport H B d R d Rrnt Now for your ron· New tilt-up bldg w/sharp, Corona del Mar High , ;:;;,;,J' ":::.:· .. :.:,;.:,______ Rem:lential • O'.lmmerclal O nr •rbor Iv &. oa . slruction allowance of 1 td nnnoled off' & School 10.""' -u~_"lcu• 1'
Beach Balboa and the L'TP • .......-1oe1 • -'\r"I~ • .,...,,.....,,.'-J lndua/Comm'I/ Reaid * MH384 * • Adtmo month's""'--R•nt. storage me,zanln• PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS r .-. ... ~ BLONDE oocker/retril!Ver All ··-~ R --•-• landscapiL Southland's finest com· J BEDROOM ove•he•d loading tloon. UO. w/tan nudded oollor. v1c, typos •w~ ••-· ""
munities. 54~ 11370 Oft the bay 12 BEBEDDR~OOOO~I! & DE.'N 220-3 phase pwr. Pi-1.ission ,Viejo Hl&:b School alteration, finish, frame, t'OMPu:i'E land•-.. tn1 • INI " HUNSAKER OEV. CO. ~ panol. etc. 962-1961. -w
UNFURNISHED relephone (7141 6«-1900 for rent1I inform•tion. 3 BED oor-.1 546-5460 1,0:""'~------WORLD BEST Installation State llceneed.
l bed Ir $160
From-$155 KITTEN ~y and white ~ENTER Comm. lndumtal, Apt
room om Apt. Unfurn. 365 1 ApT. Untu.rn. 365 Pets Acceptable 340 sq. ff ofe .. work/storage male, ateectionate, v I c Small Jobi • References 534-4821.
l bdrm. & den from $185 me81i8JIU 2) Dishwasher. Enc Io s e d apace, C.M .. UW,S pd. Mo. to Costa Mesa and Santa Ana <7:14) ~7588 Maintenance ., , . Huntington 8eacn Newport 88ach· garage. S\vinuning Pool. mo. 557-6476; 673-0824. streets. 548-8078 =='"'°'=~"'"'=~-.;.;;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;,;,;.;;... ____ I
The charm of Old 2 Bedroom, v bath •• · · · $205 Bar·B-Ques. R 1 YOUNG blk male dog w/wht CUSIOM Woodworking · • Masonry \Vorld Spain awaits you l Bedroom, 2 bath ..•.. $255 VIEW APARTMENTS 642-2007 778 Scot1 Pl, cr.t 1 __ •_nt_•_•_W;.,;•c.n..;le;;.d;..._46G.;.:,: slar on· che'rt. wht trorrt Cabinet speclalista. 5t6-2320
in Costa, Mesa a~ Ring ~ =~. ·;_;~i·s·h;d''.'. ~~~ ON BEACH! AS BIG AS Huntington Beam EASI'BLUIT 3 BR. borne or paw. Dana pt area -·Bob, ~lO'J3.Bob. BRICK, BLOCK &
Brothers M e d 1 t e r . BeautiM new apts. w/pvt ., A HOUSE Condo. Needed Immediately 496-~19 any hours Carpet Service Stone ""Ork. ""645-8336
r a 0 e a n Village. The patios, garage, pool. spa. for rent f~rn apts. on beach. Ocean view 24 hour house HUNTINGTON Garden 11 by responsible part, furn or FOUND . 0 n Catamarra.n Paint'--& country is the settm· g Lush gan\en M.>tlini:. Adults Special wuiter pnces. security. ~part men ts Apls. Heil at Bolsa Chica. unfurn. (older section S~Mn"f.y.~t;i!~tc. b • Owner J00RNn_-Sh'SamCarpetpoo 1 &r eU•~~t1e;rh· Papt""'rha-•'-. t 1~1 E "l·r C1\t' ADULTS ONLY designed 'vith a ?>laster's 846-1323. Compare -See pref'dl. ~3. ..,.,, u rnr-~ ~v.... .. ..... \Vhere quaint cobble-~~-" · -s · ·1 • Furniture Available touch. exclusive club \vith ""·hat yotfre missing. Fr~ SMALL CottB.g(', E-Side, for guard !Soil Retardants). stone courtyards and · Carpets-drapcs-dish1,·ashcr unique Aquabar. fountains,1,,,s"t"'"=.::'"°::::·------middleaged couple, 642-9640 FOUND: Boxer on Fairview Degreasers & all color PAINTING: Lnt /E.'Cter. Neat, pathways wind over ParkQ·UllETike DSuErLrU°,_U •. E~. ding he11ted pool-saunas·!ennis and formal gardens. A,ll DELlJXE. Apt·priv. patio. SaVSun or ""·eekdays aJt C.M. Owner Iden ti f Y brighteners & 10 minute clean, fast, courteous ser-
streams and ponds to '' l'ec roon1-0("ran v1e"·s ~rt. of the South Coasts music. 6 pools sauna, tenni!f,4 '"'"'"'·--------'5-16-7308, tira-7739. b I each f or w h It c vice. ReJs on req. Llc'd, . 2 & 3 BR APTS. patios-ample parking: f1nes_t a p.a rt ml' n t com· Sl30. Spacious p 0 0 111 id e ,...., PARAKEET, vie. WestcliU carpets. Save your money by free est. Estab. since 1955.
the door of your villa Pvt. Palios • Htd. Pools Srcurity Guards. muruty. Bungalow ll"" a.,, """" 4 BR, 1 Bly hse. nr Adams or Dr. & Dover area. saving me extra lrlps. WU! 847-4128. apartn1ent. Nr Shop'g * Adults Only HUNTINGTON 1 bedroom/studios from $195. .,.,. <H<J-U~;r.>. Mesa Verde schl, 1 child. 968-6925 clefUl llving rm .• dining rm. No Wasting
M rt• • e Apts 2 Bedroom from $295. . Call 213' 6.1>-lBSO. " batl $15. Any rm. $1.50, * WAlLPAPElt * -Fireplaces, wet bars. a iniqu • PACIFIC Deluxe 3 bedroom Laguna Beach Misc. Rentals ••5 FND. l\liniature grey poodle (.'()Uch no. Chair $5. 15 yrs. ,.~. ~· call ... a._., 171'7 Santa Ana Ave .. C 1\1. r-.100 I 9 A ?.f 6 p 1 _,;__..,;.:,;,;:.;..;____ male vie. 2Znd &: Santa Ana ta ·~•"" .,¥. .Dl&C beamed ceilings, wood •1 A 1 3 '"" ~~·2 711 OCEAN A !' B es open · . to .~ · NEAR Beach, town. Adult!, Ave., C.l\1. 64&-lm. exp. what counts, not 548-1444 646--lTIJ
1• gr. pt. 1 .,...,., .. ,., ve .. ~. · VERSAILLES 3 BR house w/pool. Privacy, method. I do v.'Ol'k myseU. paneling. !714) 536-1487 no pc.'!.!. 3 rms., 1 Br. $174. G f f BLACK cat and Orange kit-Good ref. 531~10L PAINTlNG & PAPERING, Fashioned designed NE\\1..Y DECORATED ore open lO am~ pm Daily on the B'UFFS 46-1 Park Ave .• 497-1120. reat or amlliea or 2 cpls. te · ~--ta M '" · H bo LJ -2 Br. w/.gar fncd yrd \\'ILLIAM \\'ALTERS CO. r.. Wkends, "·kly. or mo. Nr. n, vie: ......,,., esa, C t C t ~yrs. m ar r &r'I!&. c c:;olor-coordinated in· w/pauo. \\tr pd. Ca.II btwn at NEWPORT San Clemente nu Safeway. lnrd Fle!cher:s, 546-'131)1, GTa-7739. · •men ' one re • & bonded. Rd's furn.
teriors, with carpets 1 & 5 636-412{) f'rom Newport Blvd .. turn n.t . . El Dorado CC. Very reas. FND: Grey &: "'hite male CUSTOM CEMENT \VORK 60-23S6.
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2224-A · Placent~ Avr $14."i * A-tOVF: IN TODAY * Hospital Road fl block PER1\1. residence avrul. 2 641-4285. f{itten ,v/flea collar Vic. Ort•-w.o.T u <:" patios, 11''1' & r;xT paintina:, po.per an rapes. a.ss.c Be~d · $1 3.i $139 A MO. above Pacific Coast ""'Y. at bac~lors: 2 Br_. 2 BA. Clubhouse ave N.B. 673-6049 pool·~ [};~14 hanging. natural wood -Private patios and · Spac. 2 & 3 BR in 4-plex. Lido Islel to eritrance. sleeping rm "'/prtv bath & f . h" 548--7905 balconies. * Sl-li\DY EL~lS · l'OOI~ * Sevrral avail. ALL EX· 900 Cagney Lane. N<'wpcn1 entrance, all w/~an vu. [ ~ Jo'ND: All v.•hite male cat PATJOS..PLANTERS Jnis ing. ·
-Community Center •• CAtdwldt!, Poolsti,btrl t,140 up TRAS. Pool. IT'C bldg-. Kids Be a.ch. Ca. 9 2 6 6 0. 492~5. ~ONll ) • -v~'-'·~·~·a_irv_l•_w_& __ B_a_k_er. All Concrete work. Brick, 30 Day Special. lnter/Exta'. 11 ,,.n nex oc 11·clcome. Frorn $139. See Telephone: 1714) 645--0060. ~~~~~~~~~ . "" 540-2586. alumpstone wk. 894--3533. painting. Local refs, Llc'd with spacious-Jounges1 Frff Furniture Plan P.fgr. 11371 Keelson "B". 1 -;.. ';mmmmmm::O~ CALICO.Persian Kt t ten ~'°"""o0·-'Ch7'"='k.=-;64.=>-<l809'-"'=·...,..~
billiard and ping pong 177 E. 22nd St., O f 642-3645 blk \V. of Beach Blvd . off BRAND NEW II eJ -·-'-"'--'-,;_ ___ _;;:: Halecrest Tract, cc g t a p~ ..... ~~.-.. ~Sa.a~ FOm' ,1:_.C:r',"" ..: •• "".ra" £1,'.ntl..!1.~; rooms. SPAC 2 1: 3 Br apt $140 up. Sh1ter. 96S-7510 or 847-4260. ALL UTILITIES PAID ftll'IUls . ,,-Personals 530 ~M=•sa.=.=S<l-:o...:3898='----= ........... " .,...,...,...,. o:a• "''"" ~"' .,... "'' \A.U
-3 swimming p O o I S Pool, cpt/drp, bltns, kids WALK TO BEACH Furnished Available * HINDU SPIRITUALIST * Lost 555 Child C Dick, 961H065.
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. I I 4 k N 1 • 2 BR /d $50-011 I .;.;.:.;_______ are PROF. Painti-, al'° roof• OU oor w 1r poo , o . ' c1v ,.., . cpt rps st ?>1o's Rent, on R .. ""' Let this ad chan.... ""'"' • ..;,;.....;.....;._;_____ -~ ~ night lighted tennis 2200 College No . 5 ... &l2-703.J ds"~h:-316 16th. 536-7465 or yearly lease, \Yhl'n you1_..,...;..m.;.;.'-------:C:: ""hole outlook on 1;;;,-f0;u; LARGE Gordon Setttr. b1lt COSTA .MESA PRESCHOOL, accous. Ceil. l nter/cxter.
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·~•tapl• No I "'" ••13 8~7·3957 br'"° ·n th" d \\'/brown mkgs, 1 bro"'Tl. ~"th • •t-·-·!a. NEW Licflns. Free est. 645-&91 cour s. '-J"" •• · · ... <>'"U--><> ' • -... 1 is a · R00f11S $15 wk. up w/kit. better Professional advice ..LO oc •• """"'" -Health spa with gym· l & 2 Br. apts. $12.). $152.50. BEAUT 2BR, 2BA ap_t in nr 20102 Birch St (n r O.C. $27.50 wk up Apts. 2376 on life. Li ... Read'"-daily. spot ~tr ~acbab ~~ broWdl HOURS 6:XI am-':30 pm. EXTER. Complete 2 coats, 1 -· 4 pt All blun ... ~ ... ~ on C•i= <>< "" ui egs. "ioslc, -or~s. a-. Reao. s!......, $2fi0, 2 .tory $320. nasium and separate Freshly painted. Cpt.!i, drps. ..H.,•wti · e:t. c •1· 1.,nr airport, S. of Palisades Rd). NeWpOrt Blvd., C 1'.t. 10 AM·lO p~f. 492·9136. "TI " v· La N' el. " "' "' •' "'J • • bltns, cv'd car Po r I. un ngton enter, ' . Priv patio, billiard r1n, 548-9T:.i5. 492-9034. 312 No El Camioo V~ cl~·to =y. ~~':..se ~ JJc'd. 642-4050. Eves. N~al work. Roy, 89+5058, me~ .s. and. women S Children & small Pf'1R OK.1~'~18--""°~~---~--jut·uzzi. Nr. UC Irvine. 1'occ=Eo'A"N"'-V~u-o_n_b~,-.-,-h , Real, San Clemente. return. 495-4521 bef 7 am & • INT. Apt. painting carpet ~acil1t1es, In Cl U d • 830 Center St .. 548-4014 BEACHBLUFF Apts. r-.ti;r. 919-8889 Bedroom w/J;(f}>8J'ate hath all 8 pm. 495-4245 wkdA.ys. DEPENDABLE Child. Care shampooing. Sunswept Bldg..
ing sauna baths. GARDEN studio. 2 llr, 111 2 & 3 BR. l?OoI. patio P RO FESS ION ALL y & t.>ntrance. $75. 49-1-3126 aft EASY DIVORCE PR.KING Lot Sir Chas LI-in my hon,e. 1.1aint., 842-1996. -A security system to Ba .• 15x21 encl patio. $175 D-1vhr. SZll Elli~.' M.2-4891 decorated condo. 3 BR, 2 9 pm. • ?"1odern divorce laws arr quor St«e, Bristol & Bakei, llllJ'bor/Bakcr/FalNic1v 11.rca JIOUSE painting, tnt/exl
insure your privacy. mo. Arlhs only. Quiet loc. EXTRA lge. 2 br, utils pr!. BA. frplc, pool, rlbl .i::ar., GF:NTLE~1.AN. master simple. Step.by·slep, con· 2 rings, pearls & amethyst, from~~ Af~d 4111
· I iu:t.'OllS. ceilings, reas. Free ~ ve . tly 1-•t 1-frs Bates 8 4 6 -3 3 21 . C d · ~-t -~-TV n-h "d"nU"al m' ,-.ct ... o mak" 0 -nU-ntal Val"-. n--~. """""""' ~L 714/53&-5857. ~on men .. """° • · ! • pis, rps, patio, no pets. elect opener. 1~ mile 10 bc:h. ""'""'room, ....... ~ . uo:-ac u .. ....... .. ~ '"" ""' ncw11.1u ed. to al) of Southern 968-3866. ·Kids OK. S165. 536-0121 $325 ·sml pet ok. 64r2.l4(i, & Pac. Cotl.st Hwy. 536-8518. it possible for you ~ handle 548-QJ.6 YOUNG Set School • open 6 TIIE. Jlangman, v.·e sell too
California, 1·ust min· UPPER LARGE 2 Br. e~ SPACIOUS 3 br 1189 Avail 645-4110. Deluxe. Pvt entr &. ba. your own divorce without a· IDSr thlale ftth setter days: 5:45-7:30 PM. 21~ to 6. one \J:Oi> price I: ootlem, for •-•-th P i!' gar. Nr. OCC & shop g. AU K . • Spectacul B V' P.1aid service. No smokers. lawyer. $24.95. 544-24B2. n!UJl~ t!na, ·14~-y;... M&Je Prof.,..iy~ ~rs. S20 home aj:lpt. 547-5846. u~s uom e ac tC Ad··'Q, --·-. -· n-yal "", v. xtras. 1" s •r ay tew .,_ " • ~'"""' PAINTING -•---u.i '"' .. -"' """°" ,...... 675-0310 548-1.197 PALJ.f & CARD READINGS Irish .:xtter, w/whlle marl<· • Honest, ~" Ocean and Newport Palm Dr. $3.o2/mo. 645-3515 \\t'!come. 968-7510, 8'17-4260. P\'t bl'ach, 'dock. 1 unfurn ; I 2 ~--·-~ 2 b 2 r •· b b * BR -• born c•-A Past, pr,..,."nt •· ~·tu•-. n~s. yrs, name 01·uu1. Vic Contractor guaran~ v.wk. Ucen9ed
Beach, overlookin g or 5.57-3372. fl.'E\\I, I ~R, $145. 2 BR, $175. I '· •"11rn or un .... rn ac . ho . '"1' ..!'.:..._ ~M• to Ad·'-& ,·,-lp m· "m'an"y 'mat· N.B. 548-5582 . & Insured. 675--5740.
th C t M C 4 BIOC'ks fi·i:un o l' t' 11 '' c ors. \l'ith crpt.~. drps, Ii pg. p aza, .........,,,,. l"Sa. ~ ... .., JACK T ula R e OS a esa Oun· 1 Br. carport, pvt patio. Nc1v s,16.707R · bl1ns, :o:tovt, refrig. dis· Aft 5 & wknds, ~ro12. ten 2l3: 694-1350 Full lie • MALE Goldtn Retrlevtr, · a .ne -epall' try Club cpts, drps. All elcc. Resp.1-""'J'BJit" W,Ji<iQl;;;;;;;:-1 ~~~·,i-.t.~6~73~·~~~6'1';,._:__ 2 R La~'b n-"t · Y · 5 yrs.·old. Need.t medlca· remod., addit. ~yrs. exp. Pla•fer, Patch, R'pelr ' ad!Ls only. No chldn or pet!!. I 1 BR, "'alk to beach, ' · · ooms, own entrance.Ii, . na ra. 'I.Aili or appt. lion. Vic . Calif. Jlomes, Llc'd. My Way Co. 547-oo.16. l-------'-----I
llours : 10 to 6 Daily $12'.">. 548-1322. priv. garage, adults. \VAU< BOTI-1 REAL NICE. $70 & PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-Irvine. REWA,RD! '544-6354. Additions * Rernodelin& *PATCH PLASTERING
Dirtetion!'I to AfeditPTTanean
Villai:e: From the San Diego
f"'ree\\·ay: !!arbor Blvd.,
South 2 miles. Or from Ne1\··
port Blvd., turn North on
llarbor Blvd.
MEDITERRANEAN
VlllAGE
2400 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626
(714) 557-8020
\Ve bclie\'e in Equal
llousing Opportunities
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NEW NEW NEW
VILLA PAULA
JUST FINISHED
NEAR SCHOOLS
f•milies Welcome1
(JO 2 BR., 2 FUll BA.)
Entertaining wl!l be a
pleasure. Deco.rat~ "'111 be
a joy. e Special cabinet !'IP8tt' e Lock Karngts w/lg stor
•Bm ·ceu . Lndry & PAtio>!!
e D/W-Dlsposa.I e Drapes e [)(>ep 2 color i;ha,it cpts
•Special ~undpmofing e Nr. San Diego Frv.y.
Hatbor Blvd.
GAS Ht•at, Gas C<)flk!nt:t
and WATER · All l'a!d.
Lowtr Apt $190
Upper Apt t l!J>
M'onth to Month
622 Hamilton, CM
SH M&r-M'r. & t.1rs. Hoban
548-2062
421-15th St. 5.164968 111 Blocks 10 the beach or Sf.O. ~1en only. 646-9236. fident, s y m Pa_ t bet i c LOST 2 Afghan pupp'-•. GelWick & Son, Llc'd All lypes. Free estimates
BR..\ND nc\\' 2 llr aprs.1----~~~=~ run~ ~pc,k" to the bay. 2 PRIVATE room..i Own c.ont I "" Di.II 54IK825 crpts, drps, bl\11!11, cncln~ LARGE 2 bdrm. apt. over BR llrif. \V. /fron• yard. \V/bath, Pho"" •-·"ow. $30. ~regnancy ~nse 1ng. Abor· Fcm,11.Jc~. Vic: Adams I: 613-6041 * 5B-Z170 garages $185. Call 968--0-W7 garage. new ca""'I, range Ava.11 N~ 1 11~ 50 Call '"'" -. ~· tMln & adoptions ref. AP-Bushard. HB Reward ! G d I Plumbing or 5-1~ aft 6. $180. 536-3056 .. ,~ , 67~130.I .• a. ;,;,. . "<eek. 645-3143. " CARE. 642~36. 968-2706 1;:;.:•;_r;;con::;.;:;.:"9,._ ____ _
2 BR t •-bit l l . ~ ROOM W/priv. HG.tll & all * EUROPEAN PSYCHIC •· RED·blond, older Pttneran· AMERICAN _J-ener. Tired • CJ> S, .... .,~. ns. nc 2 BR Duplex Do\\·nto\\n. SEACIJI-"'F ?.:lanor Apts. 2 pn'vil. Pool 1a· .. ,·1. $70/mo. •=' •1 V rd .. S25. ian in Dana Point, needs ot "Grass eutten" doing
Drains uncloggtd -$7 .50
Sewer line to 100' -115 * ~2502 * garage. •• esa. e c area. Crpts, drps, stove. $145 mo. Br. $16-t, Pool, Crpts, drps. S.A. Hnto ft-a. 551-~ $160/mo. 549-1058. 5.16-3:iD7 bltns, _garb. dii.pl. 1525 LARGE•roo~-m·. -• ~ '&"'" •ntr. Appts. avail. thru Oct. & Nov. medical attn. Please call hall a job! For estimate COlE PlUMBING ·1 ,..~,,... (TI4) 523-4156 <:;c96-4500'='='0'--~---call CUstom Gardener, John
1 & 2 BR w/Turn 1tva1i. Htd la u 1 11 h PlaL-entia Ave. Ask about in Mtsa v~r~. Emplyd LCOHOLI Losr f"em. Slamtse, lit• i=M0'•="=""°"':..&&=-~26.58.=-""'~~-24 hr. servire. &&5-1161 pool. $130 & up. Adu ts. 853 9 n eac our discount. 5-18-2682 nlan. Call 54a.2822. A CS Anonymous.
C• 1 SI "'"896~ Phone 542-7217 or write beige, 2 .)Told. Westminster EXP. Hawailan Gardener. PLUMBING REPAIR
.. n er ' ......,... J. e VIEW e BAYFRONT \Valk to Beach. * Nice Bdrn1 .. ldtch prlv op-area. Re"'ard! S!n~. Con1plete garden s er v . No job too small
1 & 2 BR. Garden Apts. Pool. OCEANFRONT Lrg 3 BR, 2 BA. ~rtly furn. t!onal. Pvt adlt home, nr P.O. Box 1223• Costa Mella. 2 PARAKEETS Kam a I an i , 6 4 6-4676, * 642-3128 * D!-:h"~hr. Utpl pd.: S160 up. 2 BR. 2 BA. Lea~. ~lalUl't' or unfurn. Util pd. Crplrl, nl l. East C.?ot 548-4271. COUPLES PARTIES call 642--1337.
324 E. 20th St., &l.'?-4761. Adults, 00 fX'IS. F:lr\'alor draped. dock A.Vail. A~ults. Room & Board 405 Phil 2...S p.m. Vic. Oakwood Apts. 642-8220 EXP. Japanest!' Gardener. Sewing/Alterati!Jnt
l..GE. 1 Br .. pool. nr shops. to beach. Pool. Securi!y. S.~i/mo. Yearly. 6Ta-5934. I---'--:;.;:."'-:.....-..,;.;,;. c==,.,.,:539-=334=4'-----6 mo. old Irish Setter, Complete Yarrl Main-
Adlts, no pets. Utils pd. lSS.t $.\'ii UP'. 2 t.rg BR, Ntil Rm, lrplc., \VANTED retired or elrler S\VlNGING Singles call Jim female, No. Laguna area. tenance, shrubbery, trees. SEWING.DESIGNING ~1onro\'ia. 5'l8-(1336. ~lT:il Coast ll"'Y. S. Laguna dsh/-.-sh, shag, sundck. lady to share my home. 2·8 p.m. Family desperate. 497-al98. Free Est. 645-<1347. P.1to/Women. Reas. Rates
E·SIDE 2 BR, $150 4!19-2..'G.1 patio, 1 min. to bch. $28.). 5<l6-7917 539-312'1 LOSI' Fem German Shr1: BOB'S GARDENING $10 min. Call 846--7450
Bltns, \\'/w, dispos."1.1. Pool. ~~. Dietzel 832·3580 • l.S G~u-.,-,-H_.o-m-.----4-1-5 ,Soc;_;__la_l_C...;lu;;;b;;;• ___ ..;5:.:35:: Hair Pointer. Area 30th St & & LANDSCAPING Alteration~2.514S
Adults. no pets. 642·9520. Laguna Nigiuet 1 • Ocl'an front. S48-5283 Irvine Industrial Neat, accurate. 2) years e:q;.
3 BR, 2 BA . .!iha~ crpt, rlrp~.
carport nr. OCC. UJ!!5tlllrs.
$169/mo. 552-9786.
l & 2 Bfl. Adults, oo prts
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SPAC bachl apt nrl!Ch; & 1"11' .. ,,,.....,' d>.....,, ' • ' lfUMID~ .... """ ,_...,. shopping. Na pct~. $130 mo . .,...,11..,, ,_,.,,n_ ,..
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nC\\' cpls & drps. $135. f'"um 1 ""'"·· 1 ... avall. 5.11 ·850R ,,,,
2 BR. utll paid. $170 nl<l. no 1 w, .. ., , ....,
pets. 2'l77 P.1sple St . 1111 * 548-5913 .. --=='-"'""::,;::..::--___ ' w. •.. 2 &oat~
DUPLEX • 2 BR. unluri1, s1ss
Gl\Ttl.Rf'· Quiel, No <logs or tNClUOl'-
n1C1lorcycles !'"'43-2720. oAJ • '" . CAall • 1 Bdnn., unfurn. a p t . WAYt•
w/prtvate ba.ICOf'lY. Prefer
olrlt.'r Pf'r50n. Call ~19-l!m * l BR Apt. Crpts, drJl!'I,
carport, upgtain. $135/nlO.
Older pref·d. 673-fl145.
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to bay, I blk to ocean. * P i t R * IN SOMEONE ELSE. QUICK CASH 557-4299 after 5pm. Rew ea vi "g-Sl'w11)j{ &
Yearty. $230/mo. Bk'. r •• 1 oom IS THRO GH * LANDSCAPING * Alloratioos. ~. c .M.
675-1911. Ambulalory!Lady or r-.tan 0 COVER U A New lawns, S P rink le r a' Tile
2 BDRM., 112 Ba .. Irplc.. Good. nutritious Food . DISCOVERY DAILY PILOT decks, cleanup. State llc'd.
patio. lge. back yard. l blk Nice, cheer!uJ atmosphere. 714/~ 2131387-3393 _~s:l&-=_,1::22S:::c·~-----CERAMIC tile new &.
to o<.'ean. $250. yrly. 4915 * Call 548-4753 • The las1:est draw in the We,;t. WANT AD EXPERT Japan e 1 e remodel. Free est. Small
River. 61....,....3906 af!er 6 pm. . .. a Daily Pilot Classified 642·S67B Ga rd ene r . Complete 1 =Job=•-'w'Co"loo=m:o':.· ::530-='::"'::::.· --I
1 Block to ocean -2 BR, 2I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ i Aidi.i"i 3-5618.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;iiii Gardening Service. NB, CM Tutoring ba., brand new $275/m~ .• Rentals to Sh•re 430 area 5-16-1894. 1-------~----I
yrly lease ll47·8531 agent. . * * * * AL'S Lllndscaping. Tree re-CREDENTIALED teacher . SlR5 1 Bel 1195 2 0 •1 PROFESS. or bu_s1ness man: * * moval. Yard remodeling. great interest to he Ip . rm. uurni, sharp home V.'lth pool, In ...__ ... ba ling Io I hll~ I di big n_1odcrn yrly. Dave desirable N'pt. Beach Joe. • , ...... , u , t c eanup. c urcn "' rea ng probs. 494·061.5'. 6T:rl!l72. $175. Call G4;rl502. Repair sprink!crs, 6T3-ll66. Aft achoo! or eves. ~1094 S~ yrly. 3 Br .. 2 Ba Dplx. WAN'TED: Bachelor in. JGA~~Mal~:~~nce: :ro~~LED teacher-
Near Bch. Crpts, drps, Call leresled in sailing to share 2 Trader's Parad1"se Cleanup Work. 842-6581. gttflt lnte~ to be Ip G75-t972is.i7~llT;i. br apt nr bch. 6~3508 children w/rea.dlng probs.
NE\V dlx: duplex, 1..i blk MAN will share 4 br pool Gt!~:~G-S~~~ Aft school or eves. 640--I0!14
oeean. _4 Br. upj)('r, yrl,y home Tustin w/1 Or 2. I 1" nes * 64&-6852 * Mn. Grope. 1111'.'. $425. per mo. S40-8442. Reas. 838-1t>i6. YEARLY-2 Br, 1 B11, bltns. :2 EXPERT Japanese Window Cleaning ~1 block from beach. Ye1:: = ~~hare.. gardener, knmvh.:rw, upkeep, PROF'L
Call GTa-1066 Your share, i95. 6-;;m ti mes ~~st, trim, deanup. \VIN.00\V CLEANINC t~1\STBLUFf' DLX :2 BR. 2~~ \V INTED 1 al t PROFESSIO AL Carpets, Walls, noon. Rea~ • BA frpJc i,:hag drp!! pool ' • em e momma e N JapaneR free estimates. .Resid1 I:
rlhl' gar Patio ~. ' to !Jhare lovely 2 BR duplex, dollars Ga.rdener. Reliable. Free comm·I. 962-~. YE1\RL~. 3 B·R. fl-pl., 111tcps ~~~':. '$i~a~T ocean eat. Call 963-4974.
to ocean. t:ni 4 BR n-n. G f R 35 Gener•I Services
"======= l BR. 2 BA-PATIO. I ~==z:a:a:=L, • Sl70 1\lesa rlrl r-.1ar. Gl:'i-120."l. Ip
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C<'pt, d'P', bt>n" No "'"'· LAGUNA NIGUEL VILLA . CORDOVA N•. Harbor Ccn!M". "'3-44114. .~ RT LE 1 Br. with garage. \Vtr & APARTMINTI FRE!~=~n: AB • gardener rum. $110 mo. LAGUNA NIGUEL
(Nl"ar Ba.ck~) Adlta only, no pet11. ~~. 29041 A.LOMA AVI.
40 Un;J Adult Coftotplex 2 BR. apt. Beam ttU., pool, 't ~
(I) 2 Br. Loft! ""'" -· hllm. No "'" 1. ~· ~ Dlertaininr wi.11 b@ I\ tnf11.nt., O.K $.150. 642-~. ~" C ,,., pl~. Oecoratlnif wlll be QIEERFUL, airy, nu 2 BR, 'i . ..i. ~,,_\." • ~
a jOy. 1 be. •Pt. Mulls, no pet!. ""'~ ~··' J • 5...:....1. .. i cabtnet •r:ce ua-"""'• :2 ,..._ ~~ . °'"' .. INT >. • Lock garagtll w/ ~ •lor e Bm ccUe Lndr:ve PaUo• 2 BR, upgtain. bltns, crp111, OPIN 10 a .m ... 6 p ,m .
• DfW dl11poaal drps, single car gar. $140 --~~------
ABM::Y REiti.rv M2-3SSO. ar•a•s or-ent 4 HANDYMAN . AU kinds of CJ.iEAN 2 car garage next to rRAOE 5 aere;i corner of YOUR car can he used as work, small Johll 8 C.J.t. ~Ike stat I 0 n , &CCllon. Itoad on 3 sides. dwn paym.t for :;o acres of s['ttlall).'. 9'5&-9374: 5'16-9123.
)15fMO. Av a 11 l'IO'W. ooar Victorville for Orartl.~ )QW priced appreclat. lnd. 2b8lu~ co~! new tcpts, ,d~. ,m-=::.""':o:;·~----~ County property, WARREN lt BROWN lli\J~DY?llAN ... Lliht Plun1b-Job Wanted, M.I• 700 n t'Mfll'. poo, nr ........ t ':' e ' 544-4.294 e Ritt, E:lr:c1o.~-e 83J..M32 1118 • Carpentry and Elec-harbor, no pets. 744-lID. 1~ G AR AGE F 0 R ;:;;,,-..=,=:;_:;,;.:::...--•uoeo• tl'ical Wotk. 54&-5TI6. SUCCESSF1.JL sales -'ented
A t STORAGE. Nr 00 St. 1818 S75M eqty on 950 acre1 nr. PRIME Ind. bldg. AAA.Nat. H Ii MBA·l.\ desires t.:.,ltlon
P 1·• Pl,11.~ntla, C.fll. Yuci11 pa. Bal. $400,000. Int. Tmant, ~ )T lse. S.10,000 i'-''°'".;.;,;;"9;;,:.______ ] adl t ,.....
Furn. or Unfum. llU Office Rental 440 only 1%. 1''ant1t$tic views, N.N.N. inc. Trade $125,QOO GET RID OF 11 T i!,a11yn~ Mi,,0 lwo "p', r0•. ').'..,P
hills, valle.)'B. For inc. prop eql)I for ~e apl1, or oom· T A uu; Balboa Penrnsula or " Bier 541 ••~ m•-1•1 u-o .,...,... UNSIGHTLY TRASff & 513, c/o Dally Pi.lot, P. O. OESl( space avtJl•ble SM 1,,;.,.;.,· ""':.;·~::.·.:.-=·~~-,... ' r . .,..,.......,.,, DEBRIS. FREE EST . Box 1560, Costa Ml'N, C.llf.
DELUX 2 BR, furn, or 1111 ... mo. \VIII provlde fum!ture $D!,Qja t-qty in SS00.000 RIVERSIDE, la.ere, l BR COU.. STUDENT. 543-i428. ~.
fur<n, 11 hlk ()(.'fan/Im.)'. 111 S!I mo. Ans~ Kervicl blda'. Pm1land. Ore. AAA cottagt\ averlqoklng LR imEE W k J b W 1 d F 1 702 A<cnt, 67~·:io. •valli\ble. 1-Beach Blvd. NatlonaJ Trnant, on N.N.N. Sltrra. nr I~ Rhppg are,11, "· or · Garn11t A yd .0 •n • , em• t .,......,.. ''l'" """" 1 .. W t ri .. •-'d l I T d I clnup. Move.\: haul. Ask for lluntlnl{1t1n Beach. 6C--4S21 IN J• , an P me .,,..,pg • l'!a or re re, ra e or l\fA:T, 642--1403. GOOD TYPISt
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Nl--::\Vt.V ev11.H 2 BR, utll prl.1.;..•c.r.;•c.•.;.9....;.;.;...;.:;;':.;r ___ DEru< space svallablt $50 CANYQN Ill.kc lot, goU l"ne TRD Bermuda Dunes CC YARD, garage clellnup111. Wiii do your typing It
OCT..AN v\ew, Sp&<:loull 2 atlulls. 10'7 Vlfl 1'1orTnC'f', sn. of H"'Y· Spllc. 2 BR. mo. Wlll prmkle turnlture view, nr lake. und. utll. Estates vu kit. l.l'altn ~ Remove ~. dirt, tvy. her home, Wiii i'-kup CA.c; & WATJ!l\ PAID
Mo. to Mo. $174
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br .. 2 M..., din. area. bltn1, l\pl 1, open Sat/Sun. ,11.pUI. It pOol. 1 61k. lo al SS mo. Answtrtng ltrv!C'I $10,000 frt'e &-l'lenr. Trarlt m le LAke EbJnore CC Drlvewya, gradl!lf. 847-2666. end deliver local H.B.,
new cpts Ir <1r1>1. Balcony. IX'ach: alllO ... 3 BR. unt. av1.U1ble. 222 Forest Ave, for Income property or ?T Hclghf8. Vu )Ot for or on a YARD &. Ganae Cleanup. F.V., West, 7Sc P.r Pl•
$190. 1137-3917; 8.Jf-51~. Mesa Ver de house n.vall. Agtnt. 64+.4848. Laguna Beadl. C9f..9t66 Brit. 547-6400. condo« mob, hm. BT.J-2128 ntt tit. T dayl. Call or wlll work by hbur
BRAND new 2 Or •tudk> a11t. 2 Br AleM Vl"rdc VIiia, .:l)s t• Mes• NjW Waterft'ont Olflctl "'ANT Ille Cad or Connie Lllre to tradef OUr Trade.r'a anytlmt, 54S-&'.131. call "'7 -s + * $1• *' * w-pMve.cy! petlo, encl g11r, crpt/drp!t. No •inRlcts. $19.J 1..c,;,;:.;:;..;.:.,;..:;:. _____ I From $770 Month In pert lor Newport 30 Pandlte oolumn is tor you! G~H.auling. Tree/ahrub -._., ' :i B.r .. 1~ &.
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newly painted. lndf1 !.•c. $195. 496-7569, mo, 9&3-402'J. l BR rum $1~. 2 BR uni um P'rtrne t.oc..tk>n awe . s\OOP! Slttp11 7! AU 5 line. trtm. Car • yd cleanup. Est FAMlLY mi'ln c h a n 1 I n 1
BJu111. crpt./u~. encl patJo. ~1 $140. pool. adult• only, 325 3,11 ~aide Or., N'pt BC!ach RaQnsr.fCrulslng Gear lnc. 5 dll)'t 1131).2303, ~7-6904. I esrttt. WW apply «xp. to
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Kr schls t.· ahop'a. Children , Vacancies t.ml nioney! Rfront Vflmncira cO&t money! Rent f:. 17th Place. l\ijJ Ciuncfy Rltr li75--fil61 JOltN 552-9776; 64~ Ior 5 buck&. SKIPLOADER & dump truck "'or 1 h whlle <'halltnalnR ,.
Ol. Call aft 3 pm. wJcMys. blai·• etc. ltlni a Dally Piiot bldg., l"IC'. thru a Dally Pl\01 $m. 1 BR. furn. $100. C1o1e ~go. lleil Al Bolu. Chica. * aawlllf brtaldna 8'*7110
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Job W1nNd, Fe>'nlle 7112 Holp W1ntod, M A f' 110 Help Wanted, M a F 110 Help Wanted, M A f' 710 Help Wontld, M A F 110 Help Wonted, M & F 710 Help Wontld, M & F 710 Help Wonted, M A P 710 :;A:i:ppl!::.::lo::n;;<:::••;._ __ ~112""1
NEED h<lp at bomeT we BNt Menufacfurlng D-1.,ner/ HOUSEKEEPER • "'*'"" MAINT TRAINEE NURS"8 Aide•. p<. 11mo. 11-1. PRINTING suunT oodr.r '"°"'all rowKI r R r G tr •" 'J,! ·~
ha\l'C Aklea, Nu r 11• •• C.blnet A.uembltni &r-r. E•• l"31 Bea11tUul home It live ln awa.. arounds a: ... ,YIJ.\. OU!· Par1c Udo Co11vaJ Ce111er. PRESSMAN hel~r. DIU\ll Point YAChr ~~~'.~~· "~· .~ .,.. ···--...._ ___ ..._, ••·· ., •-f"•-hlp "·' N 8 Club, Wed thru Sun. all 12. Nt"<.. -~ -,...,.,._ Houtekpn, C.OmpqlaN. min. 'yra. Cab1net ftCJftHr ~~-u., feT~ ·uu, 11dev.""1<.644-05l0forappt. ..,,., -·-,.,.,.., · · 2!:1''H arri11,ll."<11Chl~l.qual· ST!'ER ...
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Homerftaktr1 Up J ~ ~ n • Auembk'ta Trm, min. 61\!i'anttid to fill penn. po.ttlon • ....., mon. re · · MA NAGER TralneelAtlt 6"J.-8044.. ii)' .i!Wlp. '-fin 3 yni exp. I act\~ V('I)' porr ..... ~ Jo.,, WM. pllir
547"'66Sl. n)o. t:)fgtt. f;xper. lJondrn, 1n ~ dept Exper. HOUSEKEEPER roe con-mgr wanted. Kent u ck)' NURSES Anln, ~P~ Prff. Excel "''Urkllli: \.'OndlllOflS. 11\dy l.j, Chvn lransp. Call b.dV'OOm hl'!8ttt. $3. ml
expcr Toucbup, ex Per . In dmign a: mlma fibenrll val~llt bocpjtal, 14 4 5 Fried Chicken, 29119 £. Park Udo Cooval Center. Llbcrul fJin&H 646--6966. bCl.Um:an beattr 12-l'ID ~~~Gb!,•. m' 'm~lm.n11.,.· H~-· Y""hl& diesel pow•r~ yaChta ~-"I'd. Superior, Newport Beach. O.st llwy., CdM. Apply aft tOO Flagship Rd.. N.a Unioom l>reu SOLDE R ER &&.rU Al~ l'~, V .
,__ .,... c..·...........i1 -Ad t + •1 I" t ~1•·t/Su 642-«>44. 2136 S. \\'rlr.(ht, S.A. 1 Sii -or Rlind Addreia Jll, 1931 Dlltrt! S.A va~mt'.n ~r-xn Hautekttper, ,p ume. Prti on~•• .>G n. 546-1~ l Yr. Min. Recent ~xper. n ~:!~~::.·-------!
&tS-148'1' S4IHklfil • COR ,!><,ne!~a.1 St re1ume to Park Udo Conv. Centllt', MANACI-:n., :l) unit•. C.M. NURSE.~~A,:'Jl!eSus ~! COOA v. <.'Ol'dl'o'ood or flat boord GAS stove, O'Keete le Mer-
• ,,... .. .rUY e ·~.,..,...A "'-t•·bte oxp -· ••-•,.. hosp. 1 .. .-w . pe1-iur ve., n\Odul4'. '-lust ttad rt11i1tor rill double o•-o ' ... _., NURSE. Elderly penon pref. BOAT REPAIR MEN Columbfa Y achts .,...._.. R:; re<j·d. &14-~ fu;';'ppt N.B. bctwn 9 um & 2 pm. P R ODUCT ENGIN EER cn1.1Gcitor dkxte c00~. pJU:S griddle, .e .. xCeuart';',..
Will prepare meal.11. Tttke "&lust have ex p er 1 e :-i ct A Div of Whitaker C<n'J>. HouukMf'9r, f /t lme Sal It Wed. H.l'SfJOnsible tor de 1 I In• Pleue Apply dltion $15. 5261 Loyola.
Ml charge. Cl) 633--0635 waterfront boal rtpalr yard. 275 McConnlck Ave. 54G.306l MAN C RIST WANTE Ottlce Mac:hlnH documentallon Ii: producllon CULTON INDUSTRIF.S \\'eatmlt111ttt, 893-64fA
Help W•n ted, M &i F 710 llauloulJI, hull &: mechanical eo.ta.,.Mesa, Calil. 92626 1-IOUSEKEEPER. Dr-'1 fami· * 1 U D BUSINESS 11~ supporl of lllna..ll electro JtH;& \l/h.lttier Ave., C ~I. RECOND. t rad e-in ap.
_ ,_ rcpWn. Good jobs tor! top Equal Oppor. ErriplO)'er MIF ly needs liv~ln. Own room, 'Thlll"a.-88.t. Busy llllon me<'hanieal deviceti. 3-5 Yni l-=-.i642iiii·ii2400iii;iiiii0iiiiiio
ABOVE AVERAGE men. Blackie'• Boat Yard, EU.'CTRONIC Technician lo salary open. Call 644-1811. in San Juan Capo, 493-1011 MACHINES recent ex-per. T~nlcal col-pllanres A: TVs. Dunlap'a,
Se e retary -1 h ·tieile 2414 N~ Blvd •• N.B. perform pl'Oduetion wirina; * INSPECTOR------r l\fanuta.cluring ~~ ~~~~Cl=~ STOCK WORK 181~ Nev.lJOM Blvd., C.M.
w/ttiu;res. J!mn· 2 da.Y9 a * G?J.6834 * of electrlcal rontrol panel~. Exper. w/mac:hine parts & 'REPAIRMAN ilod no. 521, c/o Dally Plk>t, !I-tin. ~ 21 )TS. Temporary ~R""' .. '-mo~W-· -h--/-D ___ ,
wk Tues. • Thurs. tlee. Bookkeeper Ability to check out • plastics. ROTA RY SWAGING & If you he.\'e three year ex-p 0 Box 1560 Co!it l\t ~s, part"-fUll ~-•nt •• •rs ryers
typev.Ttter. Top salary for We need one Auiornottve troubleshoot ~talled unit• Apply in pel'90f1 TUBE FORMING perience in the maintenance · · · a esa, MAINTENANCE $2. ,Vk. Full ~11.!n1.
!Op caliber ptt90n. Sharp, Bookkeeper wltll OMV ex· in l)'Stem. Muat have Ed1er lndustriet, Jnc. . and repair of busine6s ma· "Cal'!!'!t~f.!!926'6'!!"'~·!""!!!!!~""'~ MECHANIC HELPER * 6..19-1~ •
m.alure applicant pleue. perlence. Send resume to minimum of 1 yr. dectronic 2101 Dove St. Progre5&i\•e melal pru18. chines, and have completed PRODUCTION Trainee 10 Temporary 40 hrs, 8 am-$ pm
673-67ti0 Box 501, cJo De.ily Pilot, tnde acbool M equivalent. 1 Newport Beach t 1 1 _ _. a m'lllufacturer's lnolning lo·-·•-·\ -•••--• al" Inter-vlev.• In z-i i-n-OVER 200 v.'B.lbttl, d~, ACCOUNTING, bookkeeping, 330 We1t Bay Street. Colita. to 2 yn. 'NlrU1& np. ~ {Acmu trom O.C. Airport) manu acturer oca ni u1 In f ........ ...., ........... C.., ll • Pd'Plnel Offitt refripratOl'I 1rGin $39.95.. Secre.._-., un. .. drive to LA Mesa. ca.JU. 92626. Placentia, C.P.l &U-9901 . JNs•~rn~ M•, •-'d, Orange Co. has a require-progran1 one or more o brush painting. a for THE BROADWAY 545-<1780. wu." ''""' uu.~','-"" .,...., ~.. ment for an individual to lhe fotlowing areas: appt. sc&-6116. ask for Sam. Kenmore electric dl')'tt
or L~? Chall~. in-Bookkeeper . Electr opk: Assembler s For busy Ooclor's ofc, assist in the orpnlz.ation, PUMP Islands a I es ma n, m1 .Ed~, llunl. r~ 10 mo.'! old $110.
terestinl. podUon, t~, We need one-Automotive Exper Loog term Ulign-Newport Beach. 646-3903 setup & operaUon Of a com-e Acrounting and Bookkee~ Cd!\I. area. 5 Days. 50 hrs. Eque..I ="'-~~=·=Emo!<>=~=':::=: • 5.16-!W64 aft S:30 ·• Costa Meu, CPA o ._.._...,, Bookkee~ wilh machine • ms•~ ... ~ Pl"~-plete nimO'inct' facillt.. from NI hr T 1-_..:...=="-'='-=~--Commensutate PllY o n t!Xperience. Send resume to ment. """---"'"'"" ..,,uw, ..... ,...~ ·~· ex-J'Rl'o' ;;~~t;'ri~s to finished ing Equipmtnt le 15 i 1• op wagf'!I. ! .iiiiiiiiiiiiii e ~tA YTAG \\'ASJtER $50. education & exp. 548-8874 Box 501 c/o Dally Pilot. 330 ~Im ~ per. CdM illll. agency. Gd • Graphic Arts F.quipment Phone 673-8818 for appt. TELLER 2 SPEED, 1 Yll GUARN.
• point o... s c IU..,., ~~ salary. Send resume P. O. parts. • Adding a·• Calcula•i..... R I E t t S I •-• -~-... """1778 \or ap . \Vt>st ~ treet, osta NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO Box 8, Corona del Mar, Ca "" ..... ._ e a S a e • •s Dov.·ney Savings ,.. ....,.._., uas GAS DRYERS ...,.? .
A/P COl'Ultructlan $600il~•~t""~·:C~alr•~!.:926'6::· ::.:l_;:T:•m::po~Tt~m~..,..,.,.~~~H~e~lp:.O l .~':'625::·~-:;-;:-:;:-:;-;:-:;:-:;-;:-:;:-:;-;:-:;:-:; Applicruits mu111 be exper. Equipment FREE opening in their Costa f.-1-esa Secretaries, many $500-$650 Bookkeeper -W•lhe setup & operation of e Typewriters, manual and Office for a teller on a full
Para Legal Trainee S600 'Ve need one autoniotlve £x I ~ roTary & stationary die electric tin\e· basis. Savings &: loan
100% Ftt Paid By Company Bookkeeper. Send resun1e ecut v• s IV a g j n g .n1nchine11 for l ice nse Tra in ing or bank exper. preferred.
Liz Reinder'1 Agency to Box ;;.i:n , c/o Daily Pilot, Secreta~ IFlYfNE PERSONNEl. speclllllzed parts proclucUon. WE HAVE Limit.cl Time Only Excellent pay"-bendits in-4.500 Camp.IA Dr. 330 \Vest Bay S~t. Costa . i Art:tr..lf""V The abllttr to desia:n &-de-F"amOUll Jicenl'le course now clud~ free iruiurance.
546-2118 Newiiort Beach Mesa, Calif 92626. Salary $790-$ 9 SER.Y1CE5•~""-' velop tooling for swaging 1:1. IMMEDIATE available thnt Tarbell Com-Call Mr. Ruppe
Assembly T relnH BOOKKEEPER . Xln't Op. EX,CELLENT PAY Free &: Jo"l!e Positions variety of materials i.s re-OPENINGS pany, Applicllllts fully re-642~7422
To-$1 Per Hour. Day & Nlte portunity, Call Anne . EXCELLENT Graduate Att'y $12K quired. STABLE lmbuncd upon qualltlcal\on. Equal Oppor. Employer
llbift. 53I-oo44 af1er 6:30 pm. BENEFITS J Year \\'ork E."<perlel\(.-e Excellent growth opportun-EMPLOYMENT New or experienced sales P.P.S. NO ·FEES 8US60Y./~ E~~ELLENT Sales man to $11K ity, supervisory potential & EXCELLENT ~~j~1~~~/~g =~:
Pacific & Dlst\WASHER FUTURE Exp. \V/hot nielt ad~~s~ binge benefits. Salary is BENEFITS Future management oppor-
Personnel Services i\lust be clean "-l>eat Over l!unting:ton • Beach JI I g h-ci""""erktaTyp~1es,.,, -to $475 commensurate w I cxper. tunlties. Call Mr. Sloan it
pl In · <. • .-. ~-School District the fastest SI"" Sc!nd co n,plete resun1e of F t'd tial Int ·ew 832-:>440. 112 No. TO\\'er lS. Ap 'Y pel'llOO, .,..., • ing school dlstrtct in Recept/Typillt "" background qualifications & or con 1 en e?Vl ' TARBELL Unkln Bank Sq!-lnre S_lrloin, 59:ll W. Coast Hv.y., -~w e County is lookin~ ~~· Acctng: Clerk $550 l'xper to : phone Floyd TO\\nsend,
Oran.ii:e. C11hr. ;\:B \ for i'"top notch profes.slonal F1gUre Clk/Can:er op _$400 (213! 923-mI, ext. ;!{IOI or 547-6446 secretary to serve u aide to Pi t Recept/Typisl $2.50 hr P. 0 . Box 15322 send resumes to Business
THE o is tr i ct SUperiD-GPB. X~[cRR"'0PL ·~· 1'0° !60014,,,. Sanla Ana, Ca. 927Da Machines Setvices Division,
tendant. Must possess poise, ' ecep on~-~ Fgual· Oppot. Empk>yer County of Los Angeles, 9230 R•al Est•te S.tles
Kood jud&Jnent. pleasing F IC Bkpr, Textiles. to WiO I:::::::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::;! E. Imperial Highway, \Vhy not sell in the "boom-
personallty -& abilil)' to iS8 E . 11th (atl Trv1oe) C.!o.1.1 1 Dov.ney, California 90'142. ingist" cities in the U.S.·
Y.'Ork under heaVf pressun! 642-470 MAIB MAJORS Huntington Beach/Fountain
REALTORS Ask for Rache:l May BUYER
ASSEMBLER
TURRET LATHE
OPERATOR
?.linimum 3 years experience
in set-up and operation of
Warner & Sv.·asey No. 3 and
l"o. 5 machines.
Exe-client company benef!ls,
including retirement plnn.
Apply ln Person
MUST Sell dee. dble oven
~ v.•/rotW.-rie & man)'
xl.ra features, 536-2956 aft 5.
GIBSON r~frtgerator
\\'/fi'eettr. 17 cu ft. $100.
Call 54&-029-I.
G.E. combination washer·
dryer, $50.
646-3347 aftC'I' 5 p.m.
FROSTLESS PJnLCO re.trig
14', 2dr, top h<eezer, $125.
SlJ.-05'1·1
h."EN?.IORE auto
Excel cond. $«).
&12-29311
C•m•ras •
Equipment
.. ·asher.
IOI
O~fmA 35mm ENLARGEl\
POLYC01''TRASI' F1LTERS
• 546-62-12 •
Furniture 110
Min. 2 )'I'S. exp. PCB Nev.'J)Ort Beach financial in-
&S!ll!mbly harness, con-stitution has immediate
nedor solder & assemble. opening for a professional
able to read en¢nff'rlng v.·/strong e!\-perience. You
drav.~. Color code not \\'ill purchase oilic-e su~
req'd. Xlnt company pl ies, auto fleels &: oftice
benefits. Documentor Div. equipment.
I: de-adllnes. Desire an AA ~ Valley. SHUR-LOK CORP. degree ot equivalent coll~ d O call Phil McNamee level training preferra.bly 1n J•ck of all tra es perators Vi ii~• Re.ti E s t•t• 1300 'E. Normandy Pl. 3 l\tpl tbi,., 2 mpl 9t' sets. 1 office management or Req. lC tradesman w/2-3 yrs. We are growing! And looking 962-441t Santa Ana copper 14 cu. fl refrlg.,
AddreMograph ~tultigraph
Corp., 2921 S. Daimler. San-\\'e will consider only ai;
ta Ana.. 9'1105, 714: SjG-3551. plicanls ""-'fa proven record
ASSEMBLERS of tbe highest in!eif'lty & honesty &. \\'ho easily galn a For small e.lectl'O m_cch. confidence & admi'ration of
manuf. co. Penn. I f/11mt'. management & vendot"'-
J\.fust have gd dexterity &
vision. Non-5ln0ker req'd. Send resume & s a I a r y
No exper. nee. Neal smaJl history in confidence to:
co. to v."Ork for. Call 642-8584 Classified ad no. 528., c/o
for appt. S. R. Engineering, Daily P1lot, P.O. Box U&l,
834 Production Pl., N.B. CNta l\1esa. Calif. 92626.
ASSEMBLERS F.qual Oppor. En\pk>yer
Jst cl 2nd lhU't In e\l'Ctronics
firm. No Exper. required.
Apply in pm;;on, 9 lhru J.
Potier & Brumfield Div.
Ai\tF Incorporated
~81 Areopuerto
San Jue.n Capistrano
An equal opoor empl M IF
Carpenter
Marine Mechtnic
M•rin• Electriclen
f.-.1ust be t>xperienced to 'A'Ork
on nev.• diesel pov.·ered boal
P acifica by Kipper
1626 Placentia, C~1
• 645-5.570 •
buslnesi administration & 5 cxpcr. in carpentry, plumb-NE\VPORT BEACH for EXP. INDUSTRIAL SGL RE Tra'·-Brkr & (l Blk No. ot Mc:Fadden, ~i rug8, oil pa.intings, misc.
yn. of respons ible Ing & ctcct1ical_\\'Otk-to FiMnclal instHutlon has im-NEEDLE OPERATORS to · · ui=. Blk w. of Grand, 156? J'ullette Low or., Jltj::.
&eeretarial exper. Including .)oin the faciHl~iza-mediate o p e n Ing fol" v.·ork on custom surf trunks. de\•eloper will train &: Equal Oppor. Employer Bch 842 700-i
2 yrs, ot exper. as a tlon of a !imall growing co. management lrninee. If you quality call KANVAS sponsor for lie. cau between -.i;;,!"!'o~;,.."!"~~!!!!!'l •~"°"-·c:o:SELLo.".=:::,·c..M~o-·-'••~!~N~l-e<I
secretary to a n ad· Duties would include gen'\ BY KATIN, 213-72.8-6230 or 10am-3pm. 545-1124. TYPIST Stal.'· for P.A. in "i',.0,,•.•. rm. furo. 5•pc·~. d•'"'"' ministratlve level position. facilities ma.int. & plant ex-MINll\tUr.f 71 4-521-1880. '"''6 JI.lust possess good pansion. l\tardatory that he QUALIFICATIONS REFINED Mature he I P, H.B. Must be 'exp'd, fast & set. 1V & stereo, lamps,
secretarial skills. Interested has his O\vn tools. If in-* CoUege Degtec ORDERLIES 1415 Superior (non-smoker) v.•anted for accurate. Perm. full time. etc. 313 E. 17th Pl., Apt F,
applicants report_ for the teres1ed send your resume * Math Majol' Ave., Newport Beach bet. 9 exclusive }~ashion lsland 536-2047 or 53frS'l93. Costa Mesa, st:J-9852.
written test at 9 am on la or contact * 1% Yrs. work Exper. & 2. store. A little sewing & aell-WAITRESSES e.xpetienced. SWIVEL ROCh."ER.
Saturday, October 28th , Keith Bi.Ill~ Ing exper. helpful . (714} Apply Sat~ 'or Sun. 12-4. BLACK NAUGt-lAH\'DE.
Room 232. Edi8on High Documentor Division Only those wlth these Part Time 644-4661 for appt. Carmel' a Dining. Boat Can-"" AL!\.10ST NE"'·
School, 21400 MR g n O 11 a . Addreu:igraph qualiflcationt1 need apply. Gener&! oilice in Newpatt RETIRED 1'-tale p/lime yon, 628 N. Coa!t Hv.')'. Paid $80. Sell $50.
Hunt. Sch. Equal Oppor. t.tuttigraph Corporation Beach. Some exp nee. Typ-early morning, mechanical: Laguna. Beacl:l. 497-2550. 5'12-1734 pvc.<r & \\•knds
Employer. 2921 ~. Daimler SUbmft t'e!!WTle '\v/salary re-ing rcq. Prcl »30. Contact ly inclined. t.1ov.•ing. v.·atet· \VAITRESS, e>..-per. over 21. !\.tONTEREY style Bed?oom Z::z:iz:i~ Santa Ana, Ca 92705 quirement In confidence to: Carol 1\•kdays · 646-1721. in.g, etc. Apply FalrGrounds Apply in peraon, Lo\-~'s set. Twn beds, box 8pmgs 1: 1 ----'$"1&-3Sfil::..::=--~ Oa,sslfied ad no. 532 c/o PBX Ansv.-ering Service. Goll Range, 100 Fair Drive, BBQ, Brookhursl & Adams, m11.tt:n'!!!s, 4 dr&\1:er chest Excelt•1ng JAf\.'ITORS for stead Y Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Evenings & grave yard in-Costa l\te&a.. H.B. w/n1irmr, nite s!nd, id
. pltime work. Eves. !\.Ion. Costa Mesa. Ca. Eg,..;to, eluding v•eekends. Costa ·---------I WAITRESS. Co"""e CoUee cond. $53. 673-4051. I thru Fri. Garden Grove Equal Oppor. mp yer P.1esa area. 542-1164. r-1 '(:~f GoorJ
area. Call CI ear y , * RN' * Shop, ;ioi; W. 9th, l • DINETTE. pedestal !able &· 685-88&1 MA1URE, Christian woman PERSON over 21, p/time $ tipe. Exper. 111a'e6Slll'Y· All 4 chairs, S11;vc\, whl vinyl\
New
(Z13l · ' for lile housekeeping &-eves. &:. Utime avail. Apply shift!!. v.·alnut top. $50. Rogus 18411
' '· JEUNamlORs~s5!fe=e:;eokliJ.g~: babysitting. $40. wk. Ov.'fl Pinarlperson.41M0• EN Ed17•thPiuaSI WAITRESS, EXPER. ~ll\'t-r plate, !l<'rvlce for 1°1
ASSEMBLERS
Electronic
• Circuit Boo.rd e \\'iring &. Soldering
CAPTAIN wanted f o r R =:...'."~. ~~~~~ estaurcrnt
~ -.-• trarui. Spanis"h speaking OK. our, · " Io.lust be O\"!T 21.. No Phone v.·/che1t $20. 968-5961 ting new customers for the MS-'542 C P.1 Surf -DAILY PILOT. Thia ho not a . ..=·=·--------1 TOP QUALITY Caib;. Apply Si person. OOUBLE BED fold• ln!O 1."'
newspaper route and does ·MENover25neededtorear-Pd~ru!_ics·;.ii:.~~~r!t ij~ EXPERIENCED &: Sirloin.~ W. Coast COUCH. brown twf!ed-
not include collectin,g: or ly mom. news Pa Per H,vy., Newport Sch. walnut .. 'OOd wings & trim. •-•,··'°"""· Tra••pottation ii; delivery. Perm., pt. Ume. lamlnal.i1J& libergbet"',s eJ;lOXY I WANT£D.Pollsh le detail $80. si:,App't be.lo~ 6 P.~1. A really nice pla~ lo \•1ork.
ELPAC 1NC.
3131 So. Standlltd, SA ,,,__
Panama. Salary & share
profiti. Box l.913, Npt Bch, eaur. * CHRISTMAS
UC1 ~~u... .... n:: t H B F v ·d t materials. Ahnt amiliar Position!'! available in al ~ .• o "'7 nrnuided. \Ve work fOUt" ~•t · · ., · · resi en · Ith · t man. Exp. Costa l\1esa Car!~~""'"'-"'------' I y•v · 84T 8979 w,..._. the operation o areas. A!l shifts, xlnt in ser-
hours after school and 8 on ,.:::;:.-="""~~==--laminatins: presses & in· vice program. Career ad· Wash. &15-1030. P..10VING. Mutt sell couch & E.xperienc:ed
Saturday. We have openlngg 1 '* J\.fOLDMAKERS * dWitrlal qualily standards. ,·ancement opportunity, l'd· Wig Stylist, exp'd , love seat, con~le Rte~. for Fountain Valley & South Plastic &:. die ca11t. Top men Opty for as:sunie manage-ucationa\ reiinbul'!lement. 22.10 coffi.>e &: end Ibis. chest o
Huntington Beach areas on-only--rets. Air cone!. well ment position. Good pay & Full fringe benefits. Paid In-846-drav.-ers. dMk, vanity !bl. MONEY * • WoltrHsH ASSEMBLERS Start eornio• now. Futl or e HoslHHS & ly. You must.. be out of Hihted duplicator shop in benefits. Deco Manufac-\VHO \VANTS TO 'VORK? misc. 675--1928.
school by l'-P1\f t 0 O!J" Co. 54&-3030. tur!ng, 979-1623. surance program. DRIVE A CAB! CUSTOl\t club chain, green
participate, ExperienceJ MOTEL Makls wa.nted. Will Practk.tl NurMs The N~'' & Expanded CHOOSE your hours. work leather seals. St a ck e d Bftlty Manos \~"ill . boysj'iven Priority . tni:ln. Apply in person only. PALM HARBOR for yourself, be your o'\'tl washer & dryer, misc. Accept Applications 968-964 & Aid•t boa Men or women. can be ~"'7 =~~
Bet\\·een 9 A:'\-l & 5 Pl\I LAUNDRESS, full time, ~~ Mst""vd ,!.?~· ~205 All Orange Co. Pvt duty or GENERAL HOSPITAL sllghUy handicapped, Vll, ~~=~=C....------t
Electro f.1echanlcal expcr. part lime. Selling ~tmaa e Cashier•
desired. Please apply. gifts for Vlviane_ ·"·(l()(fard
Culton Industries Cosmetics, a subsidiary _of
1644 Whittler A1·e. C'.cneral Foods. For 1n-
Costa ~fesa 64l4t00 tervlew appointment call
493-1708. Beginning l,\"ed., Oct. 25th l\1esa Verde Convaleseenl naruui ·• '-"" ll csa. noor at pvt duty wa,ges, No retired. Age 21 to 70, !IUP" UNUSUAL black w I c k er
CHRISTMAS Money · Start Hosp., 661 Cenler St., C.M. MOTHERS "'ail for pay. Refs-necess. 12860 Palm Street plement yoUr Income. Drld ve chaise wtth m~~~ ~~
eamlng now full or p/tiry)e D I J 548-5585. Net!d money for Christma.s? lntervle\1'5, r egistration 9-5 Garden Grove S..17-5160 a cab 6 hl"I OT more a 11.y. 1trlped cover ......., 4AAMI
• ASS IST. MGR TRNE
PART.TIME
selling Chri5tJnM Gifts for e aney s Jt'1 v.·ai"~.. for you at dally, except Sun. Lescoulie Apply ln penon. Y~llow Cab Minerva, H.B., 968-am~ ~9 :30 EVES: .... ~-nat't firm. No ID-1 LOT Man G<Xld wages, •u"" "" RN-LVN Co., 186 E. 16th St, Costa •uo-~ be fi•-t ct J\.1 TEP.WO. Nurses Registry, ..:ii Hos· COUNTRY ~nch din 11et, DMSION o[ manuf. co. has vest. Hi potential earnings. ".......... ne '"' con a r. e Clerical pitaJ Rd, N.B. Call anytime, n. .. duty _ all •• , .•• c-·nty-f.-fesa. ........ , llke nNt, $750. f call G Long or Mr. 'Vat80n Garden '"' "'' ,.., ..,... . ......~ lmmcd. openings or )'Cun& l'"or Interview rayce, s Sh West Volkswagen 7600 e .Keypunch 642-9955 or 540-9954. .,.,;de. Interviev.·s. reglstra· WOMEN far C:aktena. &erv· sec'I, cost S&lO. ~ll $300.
men over 2_1 \l'lto need 8 5'19-0019. ea anty We" mt n st er Ave. • T I PRESS set-up man, eyelet or lion 9-5 dnlly, except Sun. Ing, PIT Im e on I Y day Sun or aft 6, ~ perm. Second jo. h lo supple·l'CHURo::;="CH"'-~~~ .•• ~~ •• -,--'""t1"tlme-I YP st Le&cou.11<' Nursn o....i81ry, 10am-2Pm daily: All wkend ·
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..... ....,............. \\'estminster, Calif: e Steno transfer punch press exper '"'"'"' • holid•>-off. o--• *••Sola &. matc:hlng k>vq ment presen income. Janitorial/some rep a Ir, 'd S all Oran.... Co 351 llospilal Rd, N.B. Call "' " ··-~ _ .. .,_,._ $"~I $4. 7 5 HR , Exp. H. Bch. 842-4461, LVNS EXPER. e As1embly ~ ·has m immed &~ pem anytime. 00-9955 or 540-9954. County Airport area. Call seat, never U!lni. auu• .....,.
For lntervw: 547..otl3 846-3727. 24035 El Toro Rd & NU1"8es Aides. 5"'9-306l And Many Others need. Top v.:ages & benefits. R.N. Supervisor ror small lm-8666 aft 2pm. Prl,•11.te. 968-'i'9lO. J
CLEANING woman fo r MACHINIST Irvine 541}-445(1 {n4) 956-2090. nursiniz home, beach area. KING Sitt Bed. ~
Asslst•nt Tailor Newport Center office. bldg. Lagune H ills Engine lathe job !!hop ecper. Anaheim TE533MP0·2322 Product ion For•man can ~for appt. [ I~ Velvet IKlfa &: 2?:'~~,at I Exper on coats & pant~. J-figh Nite v."Ork, bondable. pd. . Tracer .. Ynl>r pret'd. Short NEVER A PEE AT •• 61 ~-2 mo.. old. ~ .
I l -Apply lo 40 u-k ~..-Tempo Temp:>rary Hl'lp Req's an aggressiw indi'I.·. SALES PORT,\BLE ~,am eablnet , c ass mens so .. .-. vacatkln l ins. "--'"· w . Fee Paid run. No production. Starting •·/"3 ~,. of ~.~, ~;;;;;;;;;;~~~ •• • " M N J rt ION L Lu be •· c,,___ .rr ~· "'"""'--'"' Eslahlishc.-1 lerrirory v.·ith a s~ Iii! person to r. e son. a 644-0814. Adhesive Sales Rep $11K rate $4.80 hr. Group illll. NAT A m r "' ~P"" tine exper. At 1ea.st 1 yr. of 56 year old conipany. Sal-S15. Area rug, ""• mu 9:30 am, Phelphs ltleager, cnupOSING A/P "-·-• ct' $600 Equal Oppor. Employer. ply needs pcraonnel In all ~1lioh was In a lead ...,..,,ition green, $60. 644-:nl3. • No. 8 F .. hl<tn Island. N.B. "'Tl -.....v ...... ru ton E';·--s A d p1 Lu be I I'aint / ,,..,... ary, commls.~ion + many A t i IOO
MANA. GER General Ledger Acct $700 Apply, 1642 E. u..'6 .... • • • e s m r \\'/an AA degree pref'd. other benefits . f:xpM'lence " ques l\fOVING. Will sell house full
Automotive F/C Bkkpr/Sec' $700 MAID work in exchange for J-lardware / Garden / & lncit\'. "'fil supervise a pilot \n St'rvices dpgiJ"ecl. but not of tum. All mu11t go. 401-Q A G GRESSIVE, ambitious Full managemenl responsi-.,._ "'--· to PY""'s to S700 motel Apt. 2376 Nowport Plwnbing Dept. Pd vac. Pd pmduction line, contribute 11 ANTIOUE Hardi"• Balboa. 67Hi841 I
new car salesperson for one bllitle1 for ofCset compos-s;ec·,;;Y '" $650 ho!, pd sick 11..•ave, pd llfe to sokltiona of Jll"Oducticm required. For appt. ca FURNITURE ..... ·
of the largest Ford ing dept. Utilize yaur dls-re es $350 Blvd., C.l\-t. 548-9755. ins, pd med, pd dental & problems'-assure a M.X> _'42_·_1'00~-'-"-·-'-''---"-"-· --DECORATOR ITEMS J\.IEDITERRANEAN dresser; Dealerships in o r a n g e play adv43rti11ing knowled&:e. ~~r $700 MAID. Harbor tnn Motel profit 9har\ng. Apply al cesstul product t:raM:fer ID a Sal ell S:IO. a.faple table Ir: 4 chai~
County. Progressive pay Rough copy from sales to ~ Sec8::'J:; to $650 1800 W. Balboa Blvd., N.B. 19122 Brookhurst, (Comer high v 01 u m e production PACIFIC MUTUAL UFE \Vicker, bras& spitoom, dude $25. 4!M--0321 . 1
plan. insurance. etc. Ex-finished flats lor ca1nera. F/C Bookkeeper $650 * 615-3463 * o1 Garfield), H.B. Monday organization. lt you haw New national HQ In Nev.'J)Ort ~y1, ~felll,!:_IJ & bra: NEW Jo'r. Prov. double bt>d,i
perience preferred. See l\f~I respooses to P.O. Box Abo Fee Posltions A.1AINTENANCE ri.techanic only 9 am-5 pm. thcwe qualifications & like a Beach expn.nding We8 staff. !net~·. ~ eaFn. ti~jg ~.8m. ·while, lnclu!ks mattr It lJWti
Don Crevier. f55, Co!!la Melt, Ca; NEWPORT for rental yard. Some NEWCOMER WELCOMING: Challenging work en.. J\.fen ~w/college expcr. Call closed MQoday. 642.5313_ "Pr-gs. p?. 8-16-1044. •
THEODORE ROBINS coo~~2l n... ....... ,,.1 Agency deJlvery work. Applications Hospitality Hostess vironment then 8end your 547-7315 to learn about Robbl'1i Antiques i'
FORD u•« ~. -· B •=pted daily 1 am-5 pm at To Call LOCALLY on rM?Y.> resume to: career In nnancial planning C c •1 h Ill Dover Dr N __, Bill' rviccs 5'11 enter St.. ·" . al60 t-Jarbor Blvd., 16532 Beach Bl., Hunt Be ., • • Hartley & Nixon Rental, resident families bringing K1:1ttl · uver se · l block N. or llubor Blvd. Ii .,
Costa Mesa COOK {F'ry), exper not nee. 642-3870 Inc., 2862 Barrnnca Rd., gtft5 a: civic ln1o. Good pay Documenter Divisi:ln SALES Girl 21-ln, ex-per. glfl Nl>\\'port Bl. Intersection.
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Da Poln Y -•t Cl b Irvine. 540-5185. P/tlme. Must 'have ha~py Addre~ v.Tappt-, f/ttmc, Newporl t\ AVON CHRISTMAS EARN· na t 8'-'" u · MAINTENANCE Mao . •mile, """, ~;-abU ty, .. , .. t..:-ph r-tion .... CLOCKS. 1,2,3, 'A1.. Vienna A 9 INGS can help make the Wed. thru Sun., aft 11 FEMALE wanted nights, ...... -~ .. -~ "'"''A'"" .................. Center, 644-4731, Ca 11 R-•,nton, German Box ~ldays happle-r for your COUNTER personnel for dry Costa Mesa. Factory ~i:itk. Resident lot Lrg prestige I ~t>47'.!!:-,,,:l<JOO"'°---==-2921 S. Dahnler Martha. oe5..-Lt> d (~~~~~e::
entire family! 11·1 euy sell· deanel'S, exper. Call for 968-0291 or (213) 294-llf.6 apl. complex. at least two NURSES AIDES Santa ::.m'f 92705 SALESLADY • MATURE ~ici~~~I &: c&oJ~ ..
lng. fine Avon products for a.(>Pt. betwn s A: 9:30 a.m.. F iberglass Tooling yrs. exp. ref. rcq. ('Xcel Exp pref Day shift. Beverly For Gift Shop \\lestmlnllter Wall clocks
our lrreslst1ble Olrlstmu 548-4243. Kuster's Quality APPRENTICE ala.ry &: benefits. 645-8358. M.anor i:oovaJ Hosp, 24452 Put a little "loot" in )'OW' 646-6141 eve•. betwn 6-11 pm "Al ii" or ttc0ncUUoned .
Catalogue. Call Now 51).10(1 Cil-'anef'S, lS.14 ~ Bl., 642-0542 · Malnt, superintendent V1a Esmada, Lag llillll ~U those bauble11 for SALES f.-ta~: stereo Pti/pty. 962-QSl
BABYSIITER. Mature lady, C.M. F.qual Opportunity Erftploytt Bldp, arounc!s "~equip. Out-For that Item under $50, try "buckt1". Call Oassified elcc. store. A!.!IO, p/time EVERYTHING Goe:!i : Tntnk
2-5 pm, 5 dnyii wk. ~)' DELIVERY of DA IL Y FRY Cook. f/time. $2.50 per 1\de worl<, 644-0010 for appt. the Penny .P\ncher. 64.Hi678. bt>r exper. 586-1210. tmm early 1.tm'a. CruD-
home. Dependable. I child, PILOT, SUNDAY ONLY, lo hr. to start. Chance for ad-1====;;::~;;~=====::=====~~~~~=== SALESMAN .• Exp. office bridge lnmpe. End c:if day 6 )'t!I. All 5:30, 549-2381 newspaper carriers. Re-vancement. Cottage CoffM supply tor establl•dW!d ac-Vfllft, et~. ~l u c b M~. Verde North area, quires the U!le or ft Station Shop, 562 w. 19th St .. CM. s m,,.. 'W> G Jll '7 . ..,.4D.«-¥.,-, l.'OUJltl In Newport Bch. rnl.'tc. &16-7021. TIME FOR
C.M. Wagon or Van. Contact Mr. GAL FRIDAY: Solid grow· ' ·.a_~ ..t:'1M~ '1' area. C&ll Barry W11t • 714 -2 An!J~ Ming Oriental
BABYSI'ITER for 2 girls Hany Seeley, 330 West Bay lng co. needs right hl\nd for -1 a.&rl. UIU. 551-9212 for appl. Chain I: End Table.
ages 8 & 12, boy 15 ·from~ St., Costa Mes;_1. ab9ent bou. Lots of variety. A . .wa M y..,°""1~~ M stn:~ll S,\LESPE1tSON. exp'd in l---=*....!64-l-~5865""'-*::....--I QUICK CASH
to 9 pm 5 dBys wk myDENTALfrontofc,prtorex· A/P, AIR" some payroll ~~~·t :, ...-1-cw4,._ .. ,,._Sfcl,.. -W-ocf.n . reb,"~ •• "N·.•a".tttt .~ll"'·w,Butm,t tit WANTED. 'A-e china THROUGH A home. Pos11\ble 11 v e ·In · per prcf'd. Appt. making, tro. $550. Cati JM PRJC!, ~-· To dwtlop meaD04I for $cnlat, , ........ iOnaI _ !Stclfrf ....... 5 551-3954 fUlng. posting; typing, etc. 540-6()56, Co a 8 ta I Aiien· 1 lllCldwordlc:arwpcrdr41toru'*-cabinet. Re a 1 on ab I e ·
BABYSITrER: 3 chlldrrn, as backup to ofc. mgr. cy,2190 Harbor Bl C.l\f. 4 T!'l._tql,. ~z.odklf11:1"19\, .awa _ _!COUIO ~ SEAMSTRFSS. Garml"nt ex-64H687. Co~m~ve-~1~n~r~ts ~;;: ~~=~ ~Ys~s-2481 ~~r~~1ntel~e~ ~1? ~=-ti~ :i;-,;, ;;:: ro:·":s!~;,en?11 5.Yr-3lfi6 Af!!!1•nce• I01 DAILY PILOl
BABYsrM'ER. my home. DENTAL receptton18t. Exp, Call Lorrahie n.\t..'IHNO ::::: ~~ =r=. !-~'U31 SECR~ARY for new Lab ln NEAR Ly new Portablf' AD
daya. 2 pre-11Ch0ol ageo mnture. llfmt. be able to WE$TCLTFr ,......., MHlflh " .JI F'aahlon 18. Need mature dllhv.·lllhtt. PW $2.19. Wiil WANT children 54IHnS1 eve1. cope w/pcople I: preuurea. Pt'tllC>tlnel Agency MMN 7tior.'t v,..,,.. 111.~ SMWTTAAIUI penlOtl T 1 nc 65 1tll for $ll5. cub. Call
BABYsrf.t.m. m.y home, 548"'9470 bel\\-een 91: 10 or'4 20i3 We~~l~f'" NB CAi\NATlf =~ ~~ =~ ~·».Ji.a $11ort~: ~p G«Klt'..o. , 832-?862 aft 5:JO. 642 5671
Corona dt'l Mar, 1'-ton-f'TI.. & 5. ~~~JIHf ll lOA ...on. 70Todlt' ~ff ml SERVICF. Station s.Jf'l1m11n· TIME FOR • ll :30-5~30. Rcts. 640-036.), Denta l lteceptiooist·Msl&-GENERAL Off\oe; S~lf f'l •~l tGoad "1Mtm Yl t-... J:-1~· p..f~hllnlc, expt<r. only .
BABYST'M'ER ooedcd l·Jl kl tant Exp. P/time. El Toro, •tarter for~ ofc. Perm ~ 1~~ :~· ~Qoi , F/UmP. Uc-.il'd. Neat In
5:l> Mon thru Ftl. irvlnc LAg\ina IUl1l1, ~lll}. P'll!illon (/time. pp!~ ~f-CAMCll 1•.>.r M c.M Z!" ~ ~~ appcaral'ICI!. y.Alf, 2590 QUICK CASH
area. $1/hr. 83J-4R77, DENTAL Secretary-Npt ma1-~-.Fllihrl<'IC,Mau 1 r.. W•"!~ 't"'5:. ::~--s•= ... \ Ne-A'J)Ot1BI., •
BarmeJd no exp nee or1hodontic ore. Age ~ m "" ve. · · ....,_,"J< '' 41,.... 1~ * MM. tt SERVICE Sta. Altel'dnnl
n. ..... n aCc~ :11-35 Dental ll!X\'. pref. 642-3>40. GOLFERS • eam $604100 ·~ 110r ,......_,.. "::"'I" 1-~ .. 2?-1I Full or pl/Ume:. Eltf;ir. An-THIOUGH A "'""" ' •~.. wk Comm pt.tJme. Mr. 19~ .,~ .. ..i.. I ' • MG-• OEN'TAL aaaista11t wan~. Daniel· SU~ ot 115&-ml. 2IGOOllll , m,_ 11 ~ rv· n penGn rown 1
•BEAt.mctAN W/NEAT T::,ri!:~· ~fJ~. Elt,1.;:r"""=;;ltooo'-' "'m=-a"a""-chll""d"'ca::,.:-:::::ior ~» ~F~ ~= :i=-~·• ShdJ, 9eO E. bcf. Hwy., DAILY PILOT
APPEARANCE , FOR . ·~ .. f yr old Reliable. '" 2J !DYOI#' .,,_ Ht:fl N.B.
BUSY SHOP. 548-001!1. • DENTAL iteCNtaty·bldcpr, 14111! ctrtw. we· can turn. ,,,L.,.,.. ~... .. .. ~~ .... ~ ,.. ... ~ Sf.."'WJNO machine opmror.. WANT AD 2850 £, Mesa Verde Or., tn1-. t.fon., Wed., Fri. 11, ;:;.;. . -. -81.._le nftdle 6 0Ytf1ock.
Suite A, CM . M&-3000. fJ, ;\;..,Thurs. M, or Mo~ ~~"L.I 2idWoll ~le =,.,_ Ex~rlmeed.
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to o"• of our • conwinlent offk:H.
• No llvetlock. prodLK"• or pl1nt•.
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e NE.WPORT BEACH . , JUJ Newporl Blvd.
e LAGUNA BEACH ...• , , 222 FotHI Ava.
e COSTA MESA ... , .• , •.... 330 w .. 1 Boy
e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 ... ch ll•cl.
e SAN CLEMENT! 3QJ No. II Comloo Rool
11 s111all 1 lu·i;! $3 Cll•1t11 ..;()).'!\ IU'l<i ta\.llt• $ 2 0
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~. PrnM11·a.Hv r1+•11 l·alluf!'t chain $2 1·11Ch 211.i Orru11:t>
HOCKS i.:Ji.• r-acti Sch.,~1n111 J1". I PA.~EUNG U.':'5'.· Puiw: PALE i.:n."Cn double head· MAGNUS '¥rd organ $3.1. SINGLE bed with sprltijc atld -~Y' bi.I<<· $16.50 ~ 1~1/ll: ralJJr Slfl IC"Ompl«•!I lii.10nl <'8.f'\!ed oo tolld "«Jd Pfl'U('r v.'tth mirror, 6 m&.ttrellti $7. End ·tl.lble fl. -
• • ~---Carpets ror hvink roC!ru at-.:! ~. green pajl>ted lilrilwbcr-dra."·ers $12. Bed oouch $10. Pk:nk: C&IT\r.r $4. 6
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for st .. 1·~<' S2.J Fil>ctr1{· .~)r. ~,~\V~·~·~· ~c·".:;.-°"'--,:;:--::-.:c
lf'f' pot $~ ~lill l'll"'-' lt SUN REAr>I Alp~lt' p..Lf\~·
Squ1H'(' <'nt! !fl.lilt' l~. r1.,"i hlll'kt'I St'fil.~ $J ;1 f"fl.('11, ft,·ou•
UAJU\ ~lut' <'Oll<ii, \'l'f')' Kood 2 Ix'<! roonu. Ali for s10 1y r.ilantt>r full or iO<Jd dll1 V~lvct couch, needs clean· aqwrlurM, 2 &al Sl.50, 10 ;:n~~,r~ cle«~ll'll: ~llu\v ch:dn11 so t'al'h !11ewl SIO. lieAulltul round resin inK $1D. Electrk heater $5. g31$4.10 pl with hood $6.
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11 pet poll)' < lil"I SheUanU rua: cleanl'r/(loor tnl>I~ v..·\th wrought iron Dt>tk, no d:rawen $3. Sletp· I.arge d.vna-Uow tllterir; $6.
Cht'V)' $'...~. l\l) 11\(>l(lr or .ilik' $~. 4 ll p 1• t' ti
1rans. Chl"\'Y 11u!o 1~111ii; fl(k: • t.ra.nsmJ~Sl("l r.!i. r r" r
S7. 9lii-T<KM JA>lil!iiM'r $19 (wed only out• lei?s, IO't't'n &: ~-e roek8 Ing bait $.'\. Boy's ski boots Outside lHters 75c each. 21
REl:°"RIGERATOR, Norge, I d,l} 1 &.turdo.y only a!IIT 12 S13. Oani:lh n~ CurC.ia $3. llnlr dryer, like oow S5. COMl« Wtcn 35i:>«lc. 7
lo .SZi. I n1•w jl(ltl' C'ht'V}' qu.'ll'tl1'S tli Ot!K'r ~ins SI
pov.·er 1~1c-1 111.:adii; $1~ +'11 _ $25. 545--0797
12 )-T!l b'(J()(I condition S2:i. /';\! 2S06 Cciby l'I ('.J\1 MllttUs ~c. «len!O & Cari;('t fl:WC.'t'D('r $2. Lawn uquo.rtum pumpi. Sl each.
'.>15-2S'n bt•twN!n II.arbor & f air. fu\t FIM rad\o Ir noo-~rknli: mower $3. Boy's skis and 1'abk! tops $1 each. J..&i.-e
\'l~s; $3 ('11. l.:'11111>11 SI lo$:. 1~\'0.'"'N'S """ ... ,,.,,le.• ,_..,J<...,_.tl l~nd t11bl1• $5. S I c r 1• o ··•.-~ ~ ....... "' n-.. , '.'ntcc·•\TO!l ~ s , . , ·rv -Its heavv 'l'SU poles $2. Brownle camera screen door trarne 50e. c.Fn. "''...., ~.....,. tovt· ~t>Rn car radio $10. '1 1'albl.;;" mLI iw7-$2s ror $2. 2 lllep tables $1 .50 ea\:h. 1'"1oor po&tier $4. U.-14 loot
SXl. Air ~1nd1tlorit:r S25 cli~ters $18, ~ G.E Apt numtM.'f'. Kltcnen uten&tls .s c -$ 2 . traverse rod $2, Bookcase :.~ak~rs Sti. Pui;ter $\. ,\nil· tJ11n tiro bike v."llh babysoo.1.
ciue ()'y¥hd lrunp $25. U&hy t>~l't'llen< coodtoon SW. l
chat ... 't."r SJ. Cofftt ~tOs."1.'ll{' .:1rta ~" stifWay bik1's,
t:t ble S5. 2 door relr1,(.'t'nHot ~ conditlon Sl8 t•ach :,!
freezer $:k). I Apt Silt" SIU\'t' boys X)'' Sti~ bikt'.S.
$15. \Vrought iron r~ SIO ~a.I ~ C01..-i1tlon Sl2 e9.C~1
·r.v . S20. C.'t£t S2. Drapes" i27 \\' roth St Cost;J. ~1t'i<a.
llyd.rauUc jack $25 Camplsv hair ctryer $5 2 doub!r \\'B!tl • 548-4903 $4 c-q~iptn('nt $J Ba I t e r Y bns1n faut..<elll $4, SS China 8' SUR.Ji1BOARD $25, electric -~~~~· -=-----· F'onh v&n bUa 1e11.ts S5
eh.:.m;cr $15. Ce.rpenter tools \\'aSh bu.sin complete SIO 2 g1.1itw' and ampllfitt UJ, BUILT-IN Pione-er . ra~ ~t>et! ~ ~~
$.1. Du.ll nMLSter cyiind<'r $8. clock l't'l.rlios $4, $8 21 '' Penn chopper b~}e. $15, girls S15 .. Own $2S. ~re ._ .... ""' .. ~ rack $2. Socket lav.'ll mower $15 3910~ :;l)" bk:ycle SlS.. girls :JI" 1~·fng,•rator S20. Vttl"IOWi radk> K Badminton aet 15c.
1'UJ1a\ns Sl 10 $10. Dre~r & t.fKE oov.· ti1y'5, OOvl.'"'<.
:'Cl~ $10 ~ $'2 Pumps $5 Channel Pl. N.B. 7~1003. hl<'ycll'.' S5 Zenith portable s1it>s thermo;i bottles ~ to =~yd~t•,00~ sic!. c ~2:
V\V pam SJ Slecl booros S5 LF..A'nfER jacket. l3lck $25 TV need<J repair BJld li'land SI. Sharp U' portable btaek M , boo
2 I lard hnt SJ. Lite meter $5. .\roto-~-be'--i. -" Sl2 SIO iuna11 !'k>ctric hoottt $3, and white TV $20. Phone Sl.e~~bber ts, lG-l 2 ni1e tables S15 seL Sln:tll ~. ~ Jc lo s..J
k1tl'ht'n ~I $5. RnrllC'f'\ll' $5. Barbw, D1:n. Skipper, 1'01n.
Couch 8 IL $5. 2 Dil1Ush my am cloths S0c to $2.
n"IOdern cluurs ·with roru1·r POOi boot and oars S-1
r>nd tahl(' S3l. Rt"r htlf>r 1·h111r Sr'OOtl'r $2 DoU croddJe $.l
$5, Rockinit chalr S 5 . Doll hi,gti ch:ur $3 Bby
Bookiht>lf $10. l h•adhoat..I & Sv:irq.: S.I lnf<Ul'( 54.'at $3
bed with llllittres!'; & box Roys' & en· cloths fU-.:1 ~prinl'! $10. &42-54.>ijj. 2027 shoei::, rome never "'Orn.
Orang\', Ctll. Si.ti•s :?·Iii JOC' -$~ &n·s·
25 INCH RCA c'Olor 1'V con. I !';~illl '.111 Sllt"S S:,.$10 :roasl<'r
role v.'Ol"king oonditioo $25 S.J :\ti.Yer S4 Rot('S3'iorl $10 ~~747.\ · N~w Valour tO\'.'<'l sets $6
Ba.rb<oqul'.' motor $3 1'1"a.-cl1 &u,:~~~d, u~~.,.r~"" $3J. ~ 646-1796. . . """""'"'&carrier 12. 10:30 ~.I\~ Soklen11g Iron S2 &»-1932. I"-DE.'if\, ouicc, p 0 p. up DINETTE St't With 5 Chall'S ~ s:Mof~~·Mn ~~I~
......,....-..... . """'\\T\ter &helt plus oi S20. Phone 642-5666 and Pl 1· d W'I ll()()KCASE or hut~h $1~. d~~'!'rs S25, Y8J'n $1 8 rome to 1513 orange I "ci""=""'='="~""=;-c~'='°~n~.-~.
j HP outboanl motor $25. 5 Sv.ivt'I chair $.l Lanip S5 pound. fo~louresant bu.lbs 48'' Avenue, Costa M('1;8.. 2 Sear's dynagtasg white W&.ti
gaJ gag tank $25. 3:1'-2" t'OP.1 ..:64~•~·~19='~"-~-----f1\'t.' for SIO, Huntington GllU.S white shoe ice skates ~ 11'1.-4 .... ..?'-~ .• -~•-~ ~·r 11ipe $15 Old hand n1ea1 l!JDE·A·BED ..., 0 ta by H11J'bour 846-ll77 wUh guards, size 9, ex· r..u ""'"""'"' "~'"
Krindcr $.2. Nf'\\' J::iq&s ball "Rogers" $25. Queen size l\tAPLE crlb "'i1h mattress ceil('nl condition $15, ~A.lso I "~""'=·'='~s:i;"".~64().-"'"='""=·'-lit:ht fi...:tares $1 cat:h. Nl'W matt~ for itbove $25 S7;'i) 8 rnm projeelor JuH length white hoop skirt, FREE \Vestinghouse sew-
Jloliall'e 6 volt ice car cooler 644-«i2·1 1.c,.:..) ~. 8 mm Rcvctt never used $12 ph. 548-8011. ing madrlne $2!'). Wood desk $5 An1itJUC \YOrk Ing .,.. ... Q -.. S3 -~ -Si· c BED $15 Twin size. 3a> oonM'Ta with 3 tWTet le:~ 1""·;;;;;-""';c.=~·-,==--,o
s1)n.>:trl!; at1d Shl-cts $1 . s to
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0 0 ti ,\Jvamdo Place N.B. $?°; 962-2308 BEDS $20. Books lOc. Boots PETER.sON Stroller wilh Milwaukre ~1" drW $1Z> ' 50c. Chain $1>$20, Clothing
Wuing blender, no )ar $2. 4 l\fONTH old d'irle1tc 6CI AUTOMATIC \1·att'r softeru.·r 5c to $2. Chest $10-$25. ~·St~ ehlld seat ~Ml f'A.RBE:RWARE ele<:tric buf· ltt.Hi?J.1
fr1. us~'d onL"e ~:J.5. 1'110 KE""~'~M;;O~RE'°"-:d~..,.:::-:,~. •2°2"o°"v,
SamMmte rosmetics c:a~ v.itlte, 3 settini'!I $25. Sc-ar's Sl~, $1.9. CF. Cl~ polisher 3 speed girl's bike, 26" Ul
$!J Tuu ele<:trie rolfl'e Pifl{ pong table, rotdiJ-.;-
makC't'!I Sll a:nd $14. Copper le ,9 v.ith paddles and net C'\~!i!Ulg . 1hsh $9. Tu·o t"l~· s~ . h1astt'r Cratt ek>rtric
me hall' dl')'t'rs $12, $1:.. sabre·j~ saw v.'ith blade~
Thl"MT\OS bottlt", SL Tuble m Pike's Peak HO Racintr
elorh n•/4 napkuis S~. &.lad set by .r1.llsta!e $10. &tG-69'8 nlO!d SI i\take-up n1Ln'Q!° Sl . . -Stl'p kidder, 50c Iron ~ ONf; 11.tief'I. V\V trail!'r SZl.
i:i0 plastic%." cmcnt &ere\\' table S:l'; Chairs S!O each v.·l ll il!'llv<'r $25. !142·7917. Doors S2S. Oishei Sc to SI. ·front Uk 1 to makerll'
Ml'bot's !"ft Ble<.1.ric pop-&>autitul! 6T;,-32.18 Drattitig tale $25. Electric ~~· e new ,
<.wn popper $2. Jabsco St.'1-fWTNN :ii" regular girls SAT. Oct 21 rrom. 9 &m .til 3 hair setten $3 to flO. E.'C· ~-','=~~=---=
motor pulley fWnps Sl.50 sa:i 67l-8470 hm, dresser Wlth mln'Or ercises equi!Cment SS to $1'. BABY crib, like new $15. = ~~Pr ba~~~~ ~!ENS bicrdt;,SIO 6'i3-31'J7 ~~1r~~ ~ttUO: Fins S2. H met $7. Heater .~1.aypcn0a·-~~~ ·~ \\'~1er and O'V('rflow $7.50 bab $2. Hats $1~$25. Kitchen ai> ....,..,. ...,,..., ... ........,,,_...,,,, _..
Ne·"· !\tocn tyb-sh<w.-er valve' COLORruL Indian ~els 2 maUress $3, assorted Y pli~s $1-$10. Hair dryers 548-5082. $7.~. 1011. 6" plastic pipe STRAND no, TurquoiS<' l: ~~~~ ~. ~~~~~ ~o:i~ S~~iicei.:mist _it~~ 'sr"'°A~R~T~S,....,tod"7ay-, -,-,n~d~,-_.,,=.
$?. 12 volt vattery :A)c Coral Tndian rings in stctl· 50c, 'i nightslands SI.fl() Puz.zle~. pan., lOc ton. Pie-atJ gone. Old and unusual
G42.fifi66 mg Sl~. sterl~ hand t'nl'h, clock radio $1 .50, dou-tures 5c to •". Ski $25. Ski mquaft table $25. Black crafiC'd bracelets $10.$19, b ~-!ram ~ $10 '*" oWong dining table $25.
genu.into Jade bracelet SU. le .,..,1 e, "'""""· · boots $15. Skates $ 2 0. .6.tltiaue .secretary desk $25.
unusual hand crafted 14 1< beautiful quilted 1 \\'in Surfbof\rd S17. Shoe! 5c ~ Obild.s rocker SS. Blue
chnrnu;; $10.$11, J;.o yr. 00:! bedspread ST, one 4 foot 75c. 1'ables $2 to S20. Toys bookcase $10. Whlte wicker
antique J\.1other Q[ Pearl oval ~ rug SS., Zli le lo S5. TV Ul. To see 735 table $15. Set go11 duba $25. nreklace $25 l'xquisite pen-Mam St., H. · St. James Place, N.B. at Golf bag Mid cart $25. 2 blue
dants 111 '14K. Smokey COLOR TV ~. n e e d s l5Ui St. 646-7041. 'M>Oden patio chairs with
P..i.dded COQt hanacn: 5'k: Boy's Long John v.·et swt, 2 BICYCLES $20 eadi.
Astrtr-qys 5c each Glassc>s :11.: size 10.14 16. 642-2938 Comer step table $15. 1'0ois
l'flch SaH and pepper set 5c FOR'.\ffCA table, v.'COO grain lOc Dishes 1Dc Rt-votving
Sal-SUn. lQ...i. l:J15 Cflm. top v..ith Z!" leaf, 44·· roond colored light $5. Light
modore Rd.. 1'o'R. near $25. 4 matching chairs, fistun>s 25c Stand lamp
lrvi.nt• & ?111.t. 54S-1087 white C'lllWoood seats .s-i SL~ 2 1-lammocks S10 each
BABY c.Tih a.ncl nmttress $:6. earn. All en-el!ent. fiarbor Tali!e lamp Z5c St!eeig :SI
\\licker bally changing tab!t' View 6#--0196 Patio table and 4 chairs SIO. ~15 Strollee padded car scat DRESSER with mim:ir sat 2 Pnt'io loungoungc.>s SI ea{-h
S ..... · '4 Sft:m!onite folding chairs Sl5. troi.ler .,.., InfMt chill' Double bed with headboo.rd Sl each 3 rishing poif'S Md $2. Playpen $.). 17#-ZHS 125, Reronl i.ia,yeJ' with · -b,·-1 •t• El......_:,.., -"-nve""' Te<!ls $3 eru:·h * clecl.r1c \\'E~IJNGllOUSE rPlrigrr· '-" '"' ~ " """u "-.,.,.. ... drill and box $15 Plumbing
a tor, 30" x 60". b'OOCI run· S5 Half' dryer $5. Swing set fixtures 25c each Radio fl
ninR; or..-ler SM. 644·4359, CM Sl Large mfrrnr $5, Guitar J•winting pans etc IOc each
DOG ~.. . $5. """""' ,,..,.... $5. !>13 St·--~" $3 'a"" bollsc, m~ ......... n SI~(', Joo.rm St. OM" 642-ll65 ......... U\J.. .. II
J'lt"\\' $10 Gordon Smnh ~ . Tclpl'cnes S3 each F'loor
surfboo.rd, s·10·· tr.SO C<:Ja. -ROI:LkWAY--bed S2a ~ poii:!lher mx1. rug cleaner Sl5
Col:i cooll'r originaI $10 l::lookt:8Se headboard $10 TV, Ora~c Naugahyde love Pol~ n.'COrd' hi>lder $3. 2 black ard \\'hit'! S3 Record srat $25 8 Turquoise daven.
1nan tile raft with oars $15. J)l.a)'('l' $10. l).t5...&04. Z39) port $25 Rock m a p J e ~z .. :ffi39 Fordham Dr. CM OJCktail table $5. 675-4331
n<:V"INA .,.,,,. -'--~ .., No. 2 Balboa Coves NB PO\VER mO\l't'r $25, Push l\LU • ---·~· .,...
mov.·er $5. ~fin1-bike, needs Box sp~ a:xt ma~ Sl.5 OLD Bible $2.S t l(})S) Oltl
work $2.i. Ex!'I'CtSt'r $5. !3unk beds Sl:> Baby s ~S· &rrels $5 Ht1:ir dryer S.1
Larg'e v.-atcr pwnp SL Seed mg table $6. Boy's wieghts Lamps 50c to $2 Bedsprctl.ds
5 'pr e a de r C . No~ S2. '''h_ite round fibe~ Sl G~)' rug 17-9) $3 BrK\aJ
auloinat:ic v.'l:l...ne.r f!). l!.'lil top pa.tKI tab!!' $4. 546-5033. KOWn and veil $10 Good
l'l'IO\\·l'r $3. F:lectric healer al tt. alumirmn boat n1a.st dresses roc..$1 Mens suits $5 S.t. Electric motw S2. Like $15. Sextants $10 and $2i Bathroom sink S1 Laundry
new tire. G-1>J3 S1. Bike Compa.sg SS. m.400) \l.·att tub $2 Cement b&oc::k 4c eacti
pam 25c42. 2 mottrcyde transmttter ART-13 ~ 011'\istmas onnments 5c
tin-s, Z..25-17 and 3.00-17 with meters $15 Marinf! con-&by ill•rns (chest. scale
wt.eels S4 ea<il. Buillin vener for 17V <·ar or boat etc) $2 TV and record stand
1Ya:Shcr, as is $3. 646-5848. rN"C'lvf"r, v.·ill receive ship to n Conrr tabl.e $1 B>ue 700~ W. 3:1th SL, C.\f. l!hore, ~ Guan:l, MVV mtir S6 i\tim:rs $1 Gate S.l
7'fEl'l°S suil« 40 L. exet'lle-nt liern end m&rtne baOOs $10. Bo.\\·l~ng. ball, t>;ag. ~ho!>!' $T2
ronmtion $10 l'Qeh 83.'J.-1}34 Aircraft oonwrter, not Ski ind111gs $5 Sill\erw&rl' cc=-~---· ~~~ working $10. 1984 Con-lOc Wigs $.1 Di.Mes lOc
KING size headbosni, v..ilite tinl!-ntal St. C'if BookshelV('S 10c Sat. & &al
pedd«I, f'll'Cf!'lient oonctitim 644-11m 600 Ja.smtnP Ave. ·~ u-~ c·r.---• ..,..., PORTABLE TY. excellent #DJ. ,,..,...., ,.:, w...,..~r ~~. O:Jrooa de! Mar.
646-1274 condition $25. Vacuum I,;"""'~'-""--'':"-~--== <-leaner \~1ith parts SlO. SMALL 4 cydilX}cr overt1ead lfUFFY StiJ1: ltay $15 3-4. 646-15"5 e"'->ine Weber cab. $2) Old
taddent $3 etteh Maple cor-clock kl'ys 50c Gas and ox· r ._..., · •~ H ~.....___, --' FIRM double mattress S20
p(' ••:1u1e ..,. l''"'""""'" fluu ygen loreh S5 10 piece 3/!I
2 ni~ stands $15. Nll'W ski Box spring sa>. &16-4W88 memc set SlO l''i run
jAc ket:'l 1fi Class Nhov.·er WALNUT air suspension · hydraulic jaock $10 8* foot
OOor9 SJO. Sun lamp S10 Oil stereo S""akers {new), cost hyde -ra ..,.,_ F0ttl -~-•'. ~"d'• b•'·-,... naugll .,., ~ .,.............. .. ... ,,.. ...,. S90, sell S20 ea. Cold franlCd rudiatot $10 W<':ldin!J orlds
seat, nev.· $4.50. New trot· plate mirror 36"x65" $25. and erds $5 Electric sMe
t<'rs 8hcx-" s:i. Toy'• &-$.\. Plate 11:h1s.i; mirror 32"x44" shiner twin butleni $fi Oothcll "rJa..$5. 9locs ZX.-$.5 Sl5. Plate mirror 20"x68" fi15...6Z;8. ~~ new. 332 Wa1rv.rt St.. $12. Skell "n" var-1;peed -=''='='~-=-=--=--==-=
C.M. &44·1351 he t w cc n drill new, SlO. Mechallics SCRAM-LETS Tuslln and Santa Ana. Sa~ add un tool box $10.
Sun. MtthlUUe< too1'. '°'kots, ANSWER s GIRL'S Scnv.i.nn ~y. v.-renches $1 to $5. Air im·
extt'l.tent ~ $ 'i o . pact \l'rench $25. New
• .,,_........., ...,,, v · · Pl redwood stain SI g a J.
1'opaz, Diamond, Pearl. Tl'patr, t\\'O .F 1 re s t o. n e BIKE, girl's 24" coastt'r, pillowos $10 eadl. Scooter SS.
Jade & Hematite $25 each, Classbelt v.'hlle wall tires standard $15. 646--421;16. Bralded rug $5. Picnic
charm. brace1el8 ;;:terl.ing. & G78-14 ~O each. 1 !"1'1r TABLE $15. Chairs SlO each. basket \.Wth di6hes: $3.00.
gold filled $12-$15, genwne water skis with oot boots SS, 833-3912. 'I\vin bed 1rame $2.50, Rutt
Jade r ing banda, some with 536-3004. , . and gold dinette set $25.
gbld $&-Sl2, several mens LADIES coots size 10, $10, }< .M.-A.M. R~lver, "'as S'ffi Blue dllrper stand $15.
rings in 14K synthetic ski pants and capris $2, new now sacrifice $25. Hand Otlldren's game a and
Amethist, black Onyx \\ith bl'own wig $5, kindness thrown pottery for planters n.'COl'ds 25c -$1. Oitlds
i1.1itial r:l. l25 ea\.'ll, unique curler 1.3, paperbacks ~. S2 to $10. Phone 548-5044. rocord plaYl"f' $3.50. 2(61
r.ing v•atch. beautiful gold toys 7'5c--$1, 963-3ZIT END table Danish ·with ~=t_ ~· ~~Y!: ~~ ~· f~c-e~f.lt ~ING ~t $1~. you .haul drawer szS. He<\_vy' WOQd -~ __ _
ladies beautiful rings I4K .'.l\\'ll.y two. sw1n~, glider,. chcs~ or drawers S~. Ex· HfDE-a-bed $25. Doub I e unusual Australian Opu.I lav.11 swmg, shdC' ne11 pensive costume Jewelry, 1 ~
iiith genuine Rubies replacement seats 5 X . 7 Trafari, and others 50c to llJ>rings anc nmttre:ss .....,,
Amethii.1 Gamer Jade' nietai storage shed v.•1th $5. 2 portable typcwrit('rs All in good condition.
Black ~ Coral & Pearl' Boor $'.?), you ha.uf. a111a,y, $15 each. Nightstand SI5. ~=-""'~"· =-,.,.,=-.,=
$2.J ea.ch, ruernan stove $5: two new van sea:ts uw::I~ Phone 548-6044. Y.'HIR.l.POOL electric drytt
patio table v.'t'Ol.lght iron base and seat b1etii sz; COCKTAIL and end tables $25. Good condition <b.rbie
ll'gs & chairs $10, ek>lhs $1· ellrll. okl deep I re eze $20. Cosco table $5. Tu·in bed ~ end mattress
$10, Private party. call &m-generator $2, metal bed boxsprtngs and frame $10. Ul. 170 Cabrino, C ~!
day r.-later 968-71'.l56. f'ra1~ .. rne h "", roll~s $2. 41$; Washer $10. 2 bookcaM"s ss bet'Wef'n 0 r a n g e and
., o e • each. Plate glass door mir-:N~.._,7-"C"-~·~-.,,-=-,,:::;~
WIZARD table saw m, 968-Blil. ror $10. Canister set $3.50. SKI shoes. size ll $10. Oval 9
jointtt planer $25, ~ gallon LIKE new queen s I z e Kitchen items lOc to Sl. x 12 rug SlO, 9iags, 12 x 5
galvanized milk cans $4 mattress s:is. Custom made J\.tason jelly jars lOc each. SlO. Disht'I 5c-2Sc. Lamp
1.'ach, AJru:ffn bras!i kerosin twin size lxlxes Sl7. Stllrage FafO!' iron Sl. Refrigerator $15. cnatr, tlkr new $15.
floor lamp $18, Gilbert <·abinet v.·ith shelves $17. defroster $1. Mower $4. Clock SL 'i El Camino
bango clock flO, \Vedgewood Skis, Kneisel, 215 $6. TV Ed~r $3. 3 garden ~ $3 v.ti<'E'ls, tires, llubs $10 each.
stove \\'ith ~die $'25, tablt" S4. Record albums each. Redwood tubs S2-Sl0. Material Sl-$8. ~3238. 523
k\tchen table 4 chairs $10 and reco rds 15e-St.50. Pro-Womens Moes size 6l,.i:, 7-8. Sania Al-. NB.
ol.d Dri gas extinguiishe; jector $10. 675-1962. Childr'!!ns shoes 5Ck-to $1.50. TitAILER hitch, 3,500 lb
boltlcs $1 each. Jim Beam ROUND 1.Tapll' dinette table Baby items: stroller $4. Car SAE Class ll type handles
& Avon botdes Sl.f().-$4, szo. Maple double head· bed $4,. car seat $2. 2 to :iro lb. tongue v.-eight,
F'rankome. Christmas plates bllnrd $~. Single headboard portac.nbs SlO each· formed steel ch.'l.IU>els 81·
S4. COP elephant mugs. gift $7.50. Black and v.•hile TV Sandbox $4. \Vallrer $1:50· tach to onr•9 side &: rear
item." all SL~. l1'g"e '"ith stand S:in. Maple buffet Rl?cklng horse $4. Swim· frame members for 68-70 ~sortmerrt of dishe9 Sc.---$2, Sia. 2 piC<-e scctlonaJ $25. ming ~\ $2. Platex nurser Pon!iacs. Untversal type 4 Sat., Sun .. Monday 2'l'l Mem· Ottoman SlO. 1'0YI! tl. $3.50. oy~. books lOc to $1. prong tntiler Ught wire con-
ptiis SL. H.B. after 10 a.m. Garden tools Sl. ·Lawn Pony chau-SJ. Go by 3253 nector' used once S1B lOW
'/. GIRLS bicycles, 1 1!111:e t mov..-er $10. Chest of Idaho, C.J\.f. Jo11 n;,.y ·DI' .. H.B. 962-6182.
smnH ru each, rocking <trawt>l'll S7,~. Dr• rt Ing 6 .DRA\.\'ER dt'eMer with BAS5INE'l'T with hood, pad
c:hiru· $14, 536-8:»5. table S25. Dishes 5Clc--41. 316 muTOr S20. 2 c~ts or & new SlO liner, perfC'Ct
1 REEL type JXl9.'E'r mower Broadway, CM 642-0040. drawers <oak) Sl6 each. condition $5, 10132 Jon De,y
SS r" 42 X 44 \I •~'--t~ • UCLA Rending Reatliuess BooksheU $3. Work bench Dr ll B 962~182
• 1\!e "'AO!' ;o;&IUl11; 0 10 $10 New Teak-Mahogany ;;c~··;,:;~· ~-'-"7'-=C..,-=,,glkss aluminum Y>iOOows & ~Jd b'P....-amk• boy'• 11
125 2 tables up to 8' long $25. S1NGLE bed. nearly nev.·, fi"anif's $1-0 each lliree Jo' 7'11 s"'"~' 1 ""• • 64&2377 20th St. c M tlft 11tJ1in2 tranie x 15 tires a.ii for UJ. ch~dren's bik~s SS each. , · • · · $'; Blick Vinyf' rnclini~
Magnovo:x phonograph Chliclr~n furniture $1415. 58 Olevy St. Wag. 6 cyl. <'hliir good condition S2:.l
rl('('(lg needl.e $8 847-mi Patio furniture Sl. Unu!lf'd Auto Trans, good tires, 497 zis7 ' ' ~""~=~-"'·~-=~ sc-allort bricks \()c .. $15. runs, needs battery. S'i5. c::~·..::::"'-· -------CHE!-fESTR.Y glasswan-and Strobe light S5. Child's toys 646-1425.
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....-<..=i. "''IU irgwna " Garden tools $1 to $5. Two Finish -f.1oulh -Aging -
C.:'>I studio oouches (day bedsl Norify -TI!IGH'S OO~JTNION oveo-broilcr $:i $10 en. New AM/FM fol'om a TV comml't'Cial·
High back upholstettd chair portable l"lldto bftt. or eltt. "So wt'ar B11.'Com Bathtnit
SS. Crib ""1th l'll"W fl\."\IU'el:s $15. Pollll'Oid No. 8 o o Suits, and, remember, \l'i1h
tJI, 2 btll'eau mirrors $2 cruncrn with 1neter. case. 01u· r1roduct lht' TJIIGll'S thl'
each. Daoble bro with boom flash, S70. Fi.'lhlns l'Ods an<l limit."
11ntl frnrnp $20. Lamp S2. Tel!l& $2-$8. J\.!arbn lures S3 VANffY v..'ith mirror $25 ~Uer, gtOCI condition S10. ea. \Vall paneling, 4x8 Chai.I'S ~ Luggnge $3 TeMl
Dark fonn!<' oolfee ta~e sheet11., \Valnut. S4 ca. clothes 50c $5 End table S7
$.fi. !Pink twin e It' c tr l c ~11ndle\\'00d $2 l'll. Shure L.1.mps $2 Gtt'llld, book:i; $1.
blnnkei fj, Coero lll.1!1)' J\.llke $3. Two gJnss plate :,1~
equipment breakers , Sc·S? Beautiful ad u I l sIN~B~.~w=""'·1-bo><~~, ~ho--=s·
flashes, mixers, holders $10. (;loti~s 2.Jc-$2. Nev.• ironing 1 7x4 n!EU oU \.\'hh~ m~~i~
fQ, 847--0492. hoard "'ilh rover $2. New $12. 2 new garage springs
NO.MAR dinete Si't 6 chairs barbcque $6. Jf'v.'Clry 5c-Sl. S2. Yard rock!!' $1-$5. Df>ror
S2i, booklca.~ $5-$10, desk Hf\llo1v(>('n rostumes 50£'. bottles $3. Eugenias SIS.
f.I), headboard $15. chairs Dlslws, sllverwru"f'. glasses Kampcold picnic cooler $6.
.$2i each, portable TV $15, Sc-Sl. Beby back pack, ~w Blue round table cloth S3.
lamp $3, 3 living room $5 and $4. Brand nf"\v dncron Flex 1{8S linPs Sl-$3. House
tables $12 t>ach. <filo:>num-p:ilye~ter shee~, yeUow $10. tor salt" &lgns fiag $1-$3.
itl'ml'l $1·$15, electric dryer 64.'>;32 box spru1g and m~I· Sprinklt>r fittings 2 o c.
$15, chlldrens books 10c-60c, tress Sl 5. Eng~a.nder, twin, Planter boards $5 all. Nl'1v
xtnt conc1;tJon, 16804 Mulber· excellent rond1uon. Vt'lve· lx6 oak t:c 34" round mir·
ry Cir., F.V., cross strC'et, teen fabric end. of bolt. 1 ror ss. 855Xl4 plll tire S5.
The DAil y PENNY PINCHER
PILOT Classified Ad
t.-IWr S2. 557-3!f(I sl11llng doors 4x7 $5 ca. Lov.·
l MlP Vari."\Cs $.t. i:-a<'11, vnltpatiollghtsS2to$5ea. 9 DRA\VF.R llt't'S!i:er ,
°"ver u9Prl 531-1500 Translonncr SlO. Stett0 LP uni1lllisht>d v.1th forJnK:a lop ~ =, L l?>. 3CH6 Klllyhrook, CM ~ HP el~trk: motor SZi, r .. -......,."s .,...: ea. a r g e
speaker ('abinet with com· POWER mo\\·f'r $2) Nearly
COl't $00. 11-hp $3}, C05t $6. ponent shelf and spenker J'le'\\,' ...,'Rlnut pot'l..a<rib $20
l'i'l'V\"r IJ!Jl!d. '531-TXIG $20, Snbet' saw $10. Ch1111e Baliy crib and mRttre1"!1: S8
PH.E·RECORDED n.>t·I tapes, l'IUllgf' $..1. Aircraf1 rad~ Car heel $8 fW<'ord tab\f' S8
7" J\.tylar Sl Heh. ~13l ·TJ66. t2 volt SJ ea. Pace power Sirlgle bf'rl mattr<'.U 8lld be"
2 LIGHT mctt>nl ~. $12.
Perleet l'il-1566
f'OllV'l'rter Sl Marine an· ~ings $7 646-0-!13
lenna for hoat $10. Pair of \\'OOD bumlns: healt'r s tovt>
anlique ski!' SS. FJect. Door Sli Walnut c..'Offt.>e tablt.• S:i.
polisher S5. SaJe Sal. ancl Rl\cini:: tub!".~ f<tr Ind; 11n•s
Son. 83!J..l046 11191 Runn ing S'l. Practice gi.ntar nniphfitT
Ott1nch. Tustin. t:t blks SIO. 64~ alter JOA._\. 1_ Soulh Qf Irvine D 1v 1t .
het\\·et'n fU-d Hill and ELECTIUC dryer Se.LI· s
Brov.-rnng.) dciWCl' modt'I In t'XCellf'nt
\Varner & Bushard. yard )'fllo111. Edison v.·h<'e!s Cypre!IS $2. 545-0797,
-$5. Powl'r mower SlO. 2 . _ K~N\\10RE dryer good ron-ndult hikes S8 ruid S5. 216.11 SUPER 8 viev.-er editor SE,
d1tbl $25, 962-~ lfanakai Lane, I-ID 962-3080. oo.;t $32. 531-7505
i\1G Mic!Re1. or A.~ Sprite TRUCK MIRRORS ts. V.V.'. ROLLAWAY bed $S.50. 62
top, good crJnchtioo SlS. 111ufficr, new llO. \Vlre motel' 2l) $2), Antique
Triumph Tone.au cover new ba.'lkets for Chrome rln1s phono $25. Round table S12.
Sl5. 842-7841 Md Knockoff SlO. Phone Mattress. $2.5-0 Pa.tlo ato~e
PRACTICALLY Jl('W 546-5033. c.-abinet ST.50. f.1lrror $12.
n1ap!e, erld and coffee rabl!'. DOUBLE bed and ht>ad ~ cup electric percolator
iu11I Magnu5 chord org~ board $20. Matching dresacr S2.~. 2569 Santa Ana Avl'.,
1\i1h bench and n'IUSic, S2J Matching mirror SJ5 ,~c~·'-' '==~~~--
worth lots more but only eoiich StO. Chest and double 3 BURNER. Col:eman stovl',
SZ2.50 each, calJ S.fl'-1920 for hf'd h e a d boa r d SlO. like nev.· f15. 10132 Jon Day
time 10 !"f'C, Surfboard $10. Crih nnd Dr.. ~l.B. l\f ere cl i I h
2 &\R :stool$. d e l u x ,-. , mattres,oi SJ.fl. E I e <'tr i r : G1irdens. Brookhurlrt and
11T'IJYt:ht iron. J)llddcd SNt Skillet S.'l. Wlliflc Iron $4. Adams. 93)-6]82
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Marketpla~e operatiT¥: ronclltion S 2 5 OAK dining roo1n table $25 .. Hurrlcani• tani1,.two i;crct>n
?.1nn'A vaJpl SS. 6-CZ-3741. b'.lolx>!, OOl'lf' mndel, neffl!
ltEAVY duty I'~ 3 {,'fJrd SlO. 8.13·1~.
Atacker oil filer m Quick IG~J.A$~~ •• ~.7, ~.~ .... ;. ~.~,~lor°'"'Chco;-_-.,.
('htuige unit liJr 3 rt"~!'r Vwi ~kl(~ mrgo door SI J
$10. 25 II-track tllpt"ll S1 5. s· !IOfo S10 Kodak J':iiniH
Lorge bockroorh rjpcr f(l(' (•nnw-rR S5. 3497 Sftf1ta ('lrin1
and bock sz, eadl, beautiful Coff~ pot $2, T~Atl'.'r. S,l. SlfORT wave radio IM) $20
MfXlltemuiean wood lw:!fld. Power mow"' S5. Ould 8 Multl·EMAC Ar>!tn.1 CW
bci&rtl $%), deluxe velw! rl<'Sk S5. BookCRRC S 4 · $25 Rtiyal ~Id typewriter $15
pndded headboard S 2 5 , Stroller S4. 2 lamps f!ach $.1. Small hand tooi11 50c:·S5 Ken· 96.~29213 Cloths 25c to SS. Pots and rw>dy tool rhffi f\V) SIS ~ff:TAL bunk ~ 11et. rom-~ Z'x:-$4. Toys .and bclokS ElerlrlN\J pnrta 50e Box Vaca.nds cost money! Ren!
pll'tt' 1vUh fOl\lll matf'N>M ~SL~t~ Lansini: Lane, meehanlctil parts 50c' bo:1t ynur house, apt., store
sz:,, nn <."!leeks pleruw:. 157&1 a esn. Bre.sr flttitlgfl·Valve~ S5 28" bJl1g., ere. thru a Dally Pilot ~Villt'11 I.AL. NQrlh H.B .. R.ADfO·TV test equipment: 10 11p rear V.'heel S4 26" JO r.1n~11!tlc<I Ari. Sell idle Items tiulldctle'r, C."Ulllplete s:li. ClrO\e, C\-1 ~157-7387 An."" JC l5rnm <·a1ner.i $10.
lOll 1/)11 of v.-eidf•I'I Iron,
\i"°\uull !Oi1:C!I afld [~U:\11 SS.
Patr nA.mbler front \\fw:l.'I
Md hub ~nblics, l'X·
,,.ut"nl ff8 U;Uler n18ldflC'
$8. 300 -.mp n i r c ra fl
KVl"ll'ralol", :t2 YOH, RCJOd b'
11>'t.'Mtu. but 11•iH ~ l.'; hp
nlinln'llJfTI $2'; Cl1U'9c \~
lyp.: liarrel pump S 7.~..0.
Sen.ice tltation typt' oil ~ I ....,., J)Ump $1~ ~Ir ()f 4~ Lltmn or
T~l.\iNI he6Jll, just uut Qf
AA:l-i .. <~'11c..,.. ___ =-c Boxes of used lubes $1 eai-h. •peed blke/lluffy SIO 24" now! Call 642-5678 N0111!
--R.tdfo.TV tube caddy $25. rront wheel (bike\ SZ 2.'°1 th,!~~~~~~;:;;~;;::;
-$%;. ....... ""' ol 2) mill Jliasl'c. f'xcM:lf-flt ,,~
~e tt"l'll or ~ dNt1w
far peMtn fl) t:lM"tric
,.,-SIO. c.-t!• i.oo... ~ ~ ia. Se! of
ft\Wd9 for i:uitar le.or111 ~ St't of rec.U'Cbl for ---··· INm E'nlluti $5. 6.)-&f Old8
88 or ~ nnr. sz;. Rcbuit G
c:;t Rarnbitt Clualc tram s~ ' automotlvl' Z -r.in Mr1akntft mta, bm alta1...,. Sl'i Si!r All. AJ!
Im~ lib-ntw, $1fj prloNI firm. M Clhedca. 3'10
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CAR 1'1Lltto, AM, !Jlnr.h hutton SO ~'A bed S2;; (.;rrt.'n ShQrt WAvf' r:t.ello-M· $20 br1L11 f1ah scale S:t Sila 0e1' _,. •io ni1u1.:1U1ydf'. 9'26 E. f'ulbua. It K $5. 289 Jlb10M 1111(1 •vu.'I ~ • ST.i. ffi,irna.1 f('tl('r11.tor, . . pole-reef $1.S ll:r~cn pole
a SI'!. ~a f'()V.-er pf'Q(hk'lll llrtll)lui 675-4.5:\... S12. Rft. and cape. brld~ rct'l $Xl f1cirlda poll'·f't:t'l
35c' a con. Elf'Ctrk: L'\Htnr BOYS 3 ~peed import blkC!', S\O $lltfllll tracer. Eico $1.2. $20 Snow cl\ain~ 14"-1~'"6"
11.ad l'6~ s:ll. :>l&-0797 __ r<1r'f' hRndleba.rs. tm.o;11•r Bar generator. llenth $10 '$12 Ben1y rty rod·J'Ct'I S10 4' TitlPt.1'~ 1tl't'l.~r S25. CH-· nod hand brake" S 2 S ("R·r tester, Ro1·Boy $15. b,ant1 A W htnvy duty $G t
C'a.,lnnnl t.ibk' $_15. RIV' $20 li7,,..'.l.'l1 7 Rallt'ry ellmlnator flO Sen-~ct oll painting S!I
Movie Screen fl!). LAmp!!: 2-V\V wide rim wheels ror oon• t11tie le11ter ~. Croes F l1hpont1 wal<'r 1111('11. $1
$1 5 & $10. ri.1c-n·1 ~pnl1llni: Oun.:· BURO $15. dl'Ck lid hatch, genel'ltlOT' S 1 2 · Totu+i up tl()u!<(' rminirs h ·
ltt'g\SleN'd lt'Oif clubs S25. lfli> 1~ Chev. F:1 Camino, ~lmf)!IOn~ OHMS rw-trr StO S\ Motorcycle tire I< 19 S2 64~27 ,. l n ~· 1 cover c d $ 1 5 . GtirT11NI Al tumtl\hlt' $14. ~ motorcycle helmt"I S7
llU!'T-colorNI IQve """' soln 11u~•l'l lantw!I '-' ' h ;i u 11.' RCA lll·f\ •mp/phtine $15. Hotlm11.h, SilvM1on TV'a ~l. S'Z> h\aek J1nd v.·h ilc ~, .. 1l·111 roan11. for VV.' 'f2 for l!I" Si!VM'lnoe TV Ul Hoff. $1l, $18 Admiral, Garrard
uJlholsll.'ted iwi,•el chAir. :tll. t.f\Joellancoua kitchen ntnn. Vf't11cle'!' S12. Nf'I"•: phono $18, $14, 5~9.'t\2.
$1 .:il wtnii: chair, f'N'l'n l·~·lo;, tol)t)k.<1 10c·Sl, Sat. Sun. IF-~r cnllt. tufiM:. ~ta. BROWN naupl\vdl" l!IOlfl bed
naugahytl<'. SZ-1. (' o If" t• f.inn, Oct 71·23, 17928 S&nt11 s: ,,. 'I c h('"' l'lt>ctrolltlct, m Crib/drawer anct m11.t·
'"bl f', "''l'Yld, tt.nliqued R'T"'('n, \lro':,,!11na F'.V., 8A7~. _ re!ll.11ton, t' • P ~ c 110 r 1· tmM $15 WaJnut nnd mnrble
S7.50 sttPp 111.hle, Wtll)ti, 1.·. T \' "· .!W)lne Y.Orld11g 'f2 S~1. trnn.<1fonnf'n. h I . r l ron· cof1f!t •nd find 11\bl('ll $15
blnntl<', $.'i. 11.p11rtrntnt 1i1r 111.1ri t:tf'd1 $15 each lt't, twin ~~·~ neon lla:hta CAC'h Tablt' ltimp $7 54&--0206 ~ 1t0Vf', f25, toilet fm" ho-c 11pritij,: $5, g ITl a 11 _ _. 331& Al•bama L'r. f\.11"SA
tnohll<.' home, white, r,. r11U:111·11y tx<I S2, portt1blt' BOOKCASE he1tdbno.rd1 $10 Verde C.M.
DIME·A-llNES
Are For
Private Parties
ONLY
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Ads From 8u1lne11
Addr•IMt Not
Acc•pted
• Advtrtlsert vk»l•tfng
th • s • regulations
may b. In violation
of State ,ranchlH
Boo.-.! fo locol busi-
ness llc•nse r19ula-
tlon1.
g1rl's !J.lnitle 1pl'ed 24" hlkl'. lyl)l'writer $3, electric~ DtttK'I' •nd ml1TOr $25 Plc·l'B~A..:B~YO'-crl""b~a00-.,....n~oa~l!N!"'"•~•~I'-'=
$10 11'1 hrau tlrl!lpla.ct' S'i. !leed "Ottll.dl'1' S:\, haek nlc lobltt SS Chnil!I" louriire• ~rollee car !ICllt $13 Play
100\s, 11.5-0 c1.111 Iron 1>11.ck rark St. m~cellanooua: $$ Llk~ new b11.hy ltcrm Pen s.i; \Vlr..k r>r chnnsting
flrel"IACf! t rate, f2.50 6 roof l'lt'<:lric•I "r p I 1 • n c 41 s, under $.11~k $10 Bnby And table f15 Stroller f2 lnlanl ~nd r\tR. re<I. h'ln~ tJ5. JlOUiicwJros 5c·S6, n111.ph1 atrl~ ciothea, h Q u •" h n 111 11eat $3 &44-2.ol.JS I"--------"' l wood bar11toola 1. ra. 17l3 double bed rt'llme n. 11940 1tom1 nndfr SI 4000 Cortl11.1V110'="":;:,:,=-"~,.,.,,..--,
Dcntt Lanr: Wtst , CoAla Sa.n!11 M11.rl8na. Fountain Of, Cl.meo J.11tti1 a" d I KENMORE WA.,l'IC'r. Rood Soll !ht old stuff. Buy the M.. Va11,.y, ()ff Talbert. Corona del Mar colldl&n $25. !W!i-4233~ ~"'~"~'tu"l"-r. _____ _
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2 TIMES
Any Item Priced
$50. or Less
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carinot excMCI $50.J
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Fumiture 110
HAND po.int.cJ otlenltll 811.r
$50. °""1tal triple dreaaer
&. nltc 1tnds, ~. Gold leaf
chnt\ $40, Velvet cnr &r. ot~
toman $40 Blk v l n y I r~lhW"r S46. Ottoman $10.
Pl&YJ>Cn $10, n.ollawr1y bed
S2S. Simo & Slnd $il5, '1'Wn
h<:I boards $8, TV $25.
6<1-11154.
\Vl{EEL Chair $.50. C»mmode
chaJr J40. C.ommode teat exttmer $12. weUdnr l\ld
112. Kint< bed """""' • frame w/qUilted spread $35.
\Valnut dble bf<fl & 11pl').(1
w/quilled apr"@ad $ 2 5 .
\Vestlnghouae 220 volt dryer
$20. 541Hl377.
ymTUE fom1ica dinette
table. leaf & chain! 135. 2
wlckt'r l'llngle headboard!!
a.n<l l sr ralght baek chRir
.$20. 2 Paul McCobb 3 m,.,,.
bedroom chests. bleached
Gar"ll" Saa. 112
YARD & GARAGE
SALE
\Ve irotta sell all our eoodies
&. atutt • Thia )"OUT chance
!o get 11ctml' special things,
291 Monte Vista. C.?tt. \Ve'll
suu'l at U noon, Sat. & SUn
only.
*YARD SALE*
NO JUNK
J."umitW'(', Avon Rederest
raft, 911 Exh. system,
builder's hdwe. Super deals.
Sat/Sun. ll-5.
a27 Tuatln. N'P' Beach
BARGAINS Galore!
Indoor I Outdoor p I an 1,;,
ntli.c. 272 Costa Mna St.,
c.r.1. F'rl-&t.
COUCilES, desk. misc turn.
Stingray, dishes, clothing.
Su.n I !\ton 1().3. 3312 \V.
Ckeantront, N.B.
Gara!! Sale 112 Ml1cellaneou1 111 Muslcal Instrument• 822
GeJ'8¥e ESTATE Sn t e . Transfe rred East ACCORDION r D" v 1 n c I 1
Flit&«" of G. Williams. J3392 Selling Everything I pl"Qf. SL Xln't •"Oll(I. Vlilu~·
Sorrell Dr .. Gil.nten C.roo.·t•. Pre-Civil War Mahogany ~iAA?.$950 or b!\t olr.
F'um., rcl1i1I'., Rwige, l){'(I Dining Room tAble & 11bc
cl!VM, desk & e h al r · chairs, French card t1&blt', CRO\VN n1odrl No. 48>N
vibroting rec\lnt."I", ·r V • E11J:Hsh Buller'!i table, i;lx cla!i!llcal &llitar "''/Ca$1~.
Avon, ~ Ollt dared clotht-g,, pitce Drexel whlte i•mvin-l::xCf!l oond, $T.,1. 644-4705. ~. J~. UXs or nu ... 1 ''"" -·• yrdagt>, oak buffet, ex!end11 c... un.iroom 501• "'"""er1 5 PC DRUM SE.'T. --•·-bl E'-""""' col screen, sofa bed, set of $100. to "_,..,. t ' .,..,._.,. • El\Cyciopcdia l3ri!unn!r·1J, •847-t:i57*
lection, some anf1ques. t11nl. Beer bar, AM/FM stereo,
sideboe.rd, Rourd Oak tbi, Ampex deck, F 11 her, * * Complete set Drun1s,
O\ina K{ASL G~ ftlll nioren!!, Altec in Mahogany good condition, $9:i or make
toob, lrunks, cedar chci;t, bl 'th two t Ofit'r. 577-2492. clJJpping bUCll J.JO"xTl' •, ca rw-t wi St"p9r8. e ----------~·-& .-.... Take Harl>or 1 storage cabinet!, 3 M ~ ·~ d 1· t • •1-~ Ad Office Furniture/ blk North of Garden Crov@ up ica or a ,.. a.a.er · ~y-turn Wtst 00 Btlnl)e!" to dresaer and much mo~. Equip. 824
Sorrell Or., then lefl. Sale9 ·~79-6:;.-'~tn:;.:.. ~~-----I' Oc .,,, BLU-Ray 1'16 Blueprint starts 0 an1-'!? t. 23, 24, 0-IOrCE :!lellabl.e m~ nl&ehinl" $6. \\'lil..lnut ("OO· 25. 26. \\laMn J.luttma.n dL<ie UBl!'d tor ~ in f ,. 8 Estate Salt's. forn1er l of a kind',Jift & t>rencc tabil' "I( ' \\' glas.<i ~ t sJ I bl top. $95. 642-7788. (Mesa Verde} SAT SUN •""-vra or IOp. t • •'·'I fl,,,_ _,_ ,_,_ EXEX': AWVI chr $15 · 23 ~ E.'Cec CW1tom U-shpe de!ik. •~""' • """ ....,...,.. , u-.-n .•
3 l ines, 2 T im et, $2.00
1 ::Boa.::.l:.:•e.•..:S:.:•:.:l:.1 ___ _:909:.:.I Cycles, Bikes, Trucks PUPPY ln\14!'? Adora.bit• 1, Scooters f25.l-----------I
\Vlilll" Sl~p 1; ~ly!lte"tl(kls 2.J' Cl\L-25 flbl.·111:1!1,;<; slt....,11.!;::;::;;::;:::;;:;:;:::;1
,.tra.r'IS?Tr, fi .,.,·kii, 673-9366 all r 1jtgc>d for cnuc;:lni.: W/~·l u!.I ~
5. ''"· i; h,,.. om, '"NO' .< BICYCLE _ ... _ ]~
152
l'b:HSll\N & ll1n1aJ&ynn kit-
r~nii, n1a11y color:s. S50 & U/J, * 892-29i0 *
SIAl\1 ESJ::: Kl'ITEN.'i
Purebred Sealpoirrt
96.l-3782
~ink, s:..<JXl. Cnll Stn11
J·; n r 11.:' ti t , ?t11chau<l·l'><1h
6'7s--O!l15 REPAIRS l r Ar1 t1a Cat. racin1: :o:..dl-i
lrl"r, 1 hfJ outboarll , .'\41".--0391 or :?13-592-:tt!.' 11fl Frf'•• pi<'k-ur' !: dl"h\'l'IJ 1ht."I
C pn1 . 11,·"k
-1972 VentUre 24 CDM BIKE SHOP LP:uJt>d \\ '\trn... G"n•1<1.
Jtpa/J. Eh.,:t ">•" 1·:~1 lX32 E Coo»t 11"'1 · &40--0'.lll .:~ 13!l6. Ortk>r :nav.• for Christmas
HOBIE CAT 16 Suf)<'r Trnv. -----------.-. -~ Custom Tnnp, Vang:. Ai~1q . JOHN 'S flACING (;''0.ES l~tlrr. t..o trlr. S 1 3 a O, *' BULTACO *
S-l&-6.100. ·t:ic nr1• Jicre. Lar,1:'1·~t in.
VANS
VAN CONVERSIONS
MANY MOTOR
HOMES
L..1l~~ ~lect\on or new
F 0 I'! U S , CJ!F.VROLETS,
G:\1r·s. DODG!:S. \V!lh
t·ONTt:~IPO. TI1e \\'Ht'ii
1no!(! PJpulAr t.-onvertkln.
,\l...o 1973 Pr1de-.N-Joy. i\iany
:\Iotor homt!11 lo e~ frorn.
All at hi.lie dilCOWlls
BILL BARRY Dogs IS4-23' 1972 A9UARIUS SlOtlp \'1•ntvry o r motorcyclet,
-.::...--------$1900. Ensign Yacht Sales. par1'1 & accessor1t'~ rt\'atl.
?-fUST uc 10 mo old AKC 2703 \\'est Const Hii:::h\Yay, l°:-.C'tl cycles, s~t & diM. PONTIAC .. GMC.FIAT male Germar. Shorthair N Be h SUI Pointer. Sup f"r IJ mn. e .... 'port BC . -1131 1-::-.Pt,.t N!rvi~ dl'J'IL (O'tcck bt St . at S.A. }''fwy.
mahog. Both $'10. Stud<:nt Gi\RAGE Sale! Stereo,
desk, chalr, llght-ollel' larnp, reoords, bestseller b k s .
all $3.'i. M!t-2352 Models clothes sz. 7·10. Sat.
Game table ·" 4 chrs, lmar· .... 'literlaUs. Alm show eases, chr $8 • 18 desks llles s
ble top). Maple din set, 4 brackete:. Dealers welcome. 86l \\'. 19th CM 6(2-lll)j
Capt's chrs, 1nlni hutch, 2 Approx SOOXl • all or part. VTCl'OR Atrl'OMATIC
kit table & 1·hr 6CIS, King sz g.,,,·eeten Up :your X-mas CA.LCULATOR $165
bedrm set w/mattr/bx t.itoi;k:. 963-4100 eves. & Sun. e 548-1050 e
sprgs, twin br .set, \Vhirlpool o0~ni~>~·-------
wa!!her/dryer, 2 Girl's Z.t" STEREO 1972 Garr a rd
Sch\\oinn bikes, Gold coUee model. sy!!temiZt'd full auto
table, chair, twin mat-changer, Al\t/F?tt stereo
tr/box !!prgs. 1-lollyv.·ood radio, RCA· tape deck plug
fonnation. Xlnt disposition. 2:1' CORONADO. ; YN oltl, our warranties). 9 lo 6 d:,i: 200J F~. !lit St., ~A. 558-Hnl
Ready for shows. obedierK'<', delx: intcrior, 1nbrd/OuH1rd, ly. closed Sw1 & r..Jon. 2'.:.>.1 '7U F'ord Van Xln't rond
or hunt. J-Ias all shots. ......... s!O\'C'. l1e~1d, l'lt·e1ll> .,_ lfarbor Blvd. (Co r ner .,,.. """ .. ·Gd. ·
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..,_'>A'>~ ~ 612 R628 llatbor & \Vllsonl Costa .:N,vvu mi r. l I re 9. .,.........., _, • •f 64"'-A"~~ ..,;.,_,.,_ am Im s!1•rl'Q rape XiJl't CifA~IPION 21· ~-.G. sloop. "esa. .,........., or .,...,..""~0• shape. sm. Sl4-w9o; ext * • \\"ANTED: 1-'ri!'ndJy
loving hon1e for darl!ng
female Silky Tf>rrier pups.
llousebroken. All sh o I s.
?iTust: sell imme<l. 830-&1.13.
*GORGEOUS* S' Antique guld pillow-back
i;ot& $80. 5' Spanish cockta il
!bl $85. Pecan end tblK $40.
ea. cry1tal chandelier $50.
lamps $30. [«e antique n11r-
ror $30. Misc i t e nt s.
96Z.Sll7.
, SUn. 1617 Aliso, C.?.f.
GARAGE Sale' Sat Oct
2USun Oct 22. Many, Many
ltf'ms! ! 1TI64 Santa Clara
St .. F.V.
KING of Texa.g.wide saddle
$75. Old wooden antique
Y.'8.shlng machine S 5 0 .
642-5488. '¥II1 Orange, C.M.
frames, Stauffer table, 2 In type jacks. A Ir
swivel rocker!! . (need -•· I
Fully ('quip. X1nt cond. ~fUST SELL! 23.5.
r.1us1 !'!f'!I !his \\'knd. Bes! GOT l\-1ARRIED~ ! ~,~.~,9~C~h--~l-~P~l-k--oUcr 642-5007 36 y AMAHA DIRT BIXE 7 u evro •• c up · ' im ~~ Ton VS, slick shift,
Boati, Slips/Docks 910 $795. or best oiler n1€'chanlc1 speclai. tll2!'1'ZC).
SILl(Y Terrier pups, AKC, 17940 Sa.nt;-i. r.1arinna, Foun-$1099 Don't bey any organ until you h rne 1 J 3 Vall
I N I e amp 1 6• ma e, BOAT sll1l 11.vail. l2'x38' 4{)7 liun ey CO.""."El.L Clf!CVROLET can pay! on·p 11yer11 \\'el· t e n1 al c s 1() Wk s ·~" · come to attend free "''ork • · E. Edgrwatl."t', &\boa. $100 YA:\lA~lA 3('-.0 MX. '70 Nu 111p 2:~2'1 lhtr!.or Blvd. 714/538-2288. n10. 12131 697-1336 eve.~. & bol!om <'nrl. Koni shoi"lo:. c~1a ?.t~a ;,.1f,,_1:zG::
Pianos/Or;ans 826
ORGAN HOBBY
recover), lots or misc Items. suspension spe-ers. SUJ
3195 Haiti Clr., c. l'\1 . nc"" in box & guar. \Vas left
546-5693 unclaimed. Now $75. Cash FRIGIDAIRE uprlghl F1JRNITURE, camping
freer.ft', Frigidaire dbl dr. eq Ip l\1IRC Gal A e·a ESTATE SALE: OcL 21st
refrlg Ampex AM/FM u " d I .M -~~.,; thn.t Uth. 8A~I for Garal':e
or rJ&yments. Laya\\'aY shops. For infonnation LABRADOR PUPS 52;.i-11 53 dAys. Ceriani sprnqs-frnt t<nd. Im· 1....,., ~· .,. .__ d 1 Contact: Tom Dieterich 6 \Vk AKC a II & n'ac ~"""" 644--0578 ~ ... ion, '"'avy UY su.sp. s, , 1., ye oiv ~OA'f Slip !or rent, Avail. · ..,...,, · & radiator. a ir, 8 t; · Dc>pt. 714:893-050t. 642-2851 hick, 1st shot G45-47S2 art 5. ~.1~~n1('rt. ~12t1I J uly 1. Up to Motor Homes \l,'e.stway!! camper, tully
Coast Music Service IRISll ScHer Pups AKC . .).} . 673-32.'.i9. Sele/ Rent 940 ('Ont. 9G8-4347
Fine Furniture Nev•port Blvd. at H:u·bor Killagay Line. shots & l)()('K for pov•er boat ro ~· 19j:; FORD F~ 2 ton dump.
rad)o r"'hono. Teak breakfast Corona e a.r, o;io.ri:rtU Goodies. 9am House Sale.
din tb &: 6 chn. red velwt ISaL & Sun.). Antique ehalni, Tables, Cul *AUCTION*
wing back chr t.. various "ALL KINDS OF GOODY'S" glass, Oriental, Sleulx'n,
household furn It u re, Garage sale. 17940 Santo 1-'ry, Findley Onyx. S1<'rlln11: It Appliances Costa ?<.1""1 'Y.'Onned. Reas. 968-1390. Sl.50. JX'r fl, Nt'\1·1xirt Bch. NO\V SHO\\'ING $700. 1964 Ford f"·~ 34 ton,
644-:Il69 !i\lariane.. Fountain Valle)'. spoons, ?<.fisc jewelry, old
CONTE?<.1PORARY dining .. Tv.'O H~ Full" books, & new fum. Fridge,
Auctions Friday. 7:$0 p.m. P IANOS • ORGANS POODLES. males, l aprirot, parking. GT:>-2124. 1973 · nll metl)J hox for nlli!liS.
Windy's Auction Barn H=~~~~1:1'~:i;, ~~. $30 ... shots. Call ' ~boa~~ce avail. 2(}.2G' PACE AR-ROW $8501~; ~~-~2:'2
room Sl't. -AmerlCM -ot -TRUNDLE bed $.'l>. Girki & -W a-• h~ e-r I o .r ye r .
Jl.tartinsville. Table. 60x40. 3 bo)."9 clothes. Brass lamp, Di!!hwuher, Lots of other
leaves, 12" each. 6 chain:, h.igpee. GJO.-Ol!E, IH0-0227. items. 825 CoMtllne Dr.,
buffet,. Perfect cond. $400. GARAGE Sale • Sat, Oct. 21, St'al Beach, Tum on Bolsa
Cockt&:il table, 30:0:60, $85. 10-5, Sun Oct 22. 12-5. 4651 off of Seal Beach Blvd. ViC':
?itatch1ng boot chest. $50. Grttn Tree Lane Irvine. Of Main & CoasUlne B. or
~~n:~~ ~ ~ model close--0uts. Piano &: SILKIE Terriers, ~dorable, • 673-6606 • \'S, 4 11J;l!ed, t·amper 11heU.
Organ renta.111. Money sav· AKC, teasc!!'able. Cost a _ r:Hliu t 1.J628El.
YARD & GARAGE ing ba.-gains .,.. here n•hl M..._ 970-'1'3. Boats, Speed & Ski 911 1973 $1199
SALE now at : U!ASA Apso fe1nall' pup·
\\'c gotta sell all our goodies w II' h M • c· p\('S, show quality, 14 .... ·ks. 20 Ft Sea Rny ,200 ~rles. ] TIOGA CONNELL Cftl:VROL£T
2SZil Harbor Blvd.,
Cnsta :\ff'Sa 546-1203 646-0957. ' A. Ir. M.C. WESTCLIFF Garage Sale: tlelen Noland .~ sluff. this is your chanct? a IC S USIC 1ty 548-7379 afl. 6 or \\'k. ends. year new. 4j5 CI Olrtsmobilc
LAST CHANCE! Moving, 6'
'valnut RCA combo TV. cost
$12.60, Stoneware dishel:, set
4 or 8, xlnt clothing, tail
)'OUng man, 29" waist, men!I
l!hoe!!. ladie11 8 or 10. All
under $5. !<.Tise. 833-1281.
EASY chain, 2 beige wi!h
hllK' \\~It $3.'l e a e h ,
t'M/white/blue $30, I blue
$20, 1 blue/green $35,
maple' rocker .... 1th footstool
$10, blue/green sofa $65,
20521 Minenra, H • B , , -BEAUI'Y Rest double mat· tress. springa:, frame. $25.
• 673-7021 •
Everything imaginable. 1Z15
Euex Ln. Newport Beach.
Gi\RAGE Sa.le. Bdnn set,
lorlt suits, capri sets, misc.
Ocl, 1g..~, 770 \V. 18th, C.~t.
GARAGE Sale at 5.13-A
Bernard St., Costa l\!esa.
All 90rts of Things! Sat-Sun.
ANTIQUE Clocks. Large
variety. "AJJ is" or recon-
ditiont:'tl. 962~1
~IISC. items. Sa1·1\1on.
506 Pierpont, C.M. *.......,., *
GARAGE u.le Sat. & Sun.
Bike. clothes, jt'welry, toys.
256 E. 16th Pl., C.:P.1.
4 Family Treasure
Sala (Sal & Sun) 8206
Pennington Or. Off
Atlanta & Beech In
Surf side.
Many pi<'C~ of rum & an-
tiques. Clothes. dil'lhl?S, hsc-
wa:res. toy-s;-fabric, Sf!\l'ing
110lions, TI('\\' it('ms, Hgh!
fi}.'1urcs, gyn1 rquip, wn !I
paper. draJJeS. books, tools.
jl"l\'elry, appli.mces, even
a sink.
to gl!t some special thin~. South Coost Plaza 541J.2S30 • IRISH Setters. 6 wks old. pack..a·j('t engine. Equipped ~1 •t te v· ta c•t AKC 1 I f I for fi shing & water likllng. '67 F'ord ., .. T. Con1 p w1101,1·
<!\ve:i,osnt&rt a~ 12' ~(~. *PIANOS*°RGANS* reg. ma{', 1 ein . 1-"ully l'i'!Uipped t SI, n d 0 Ill IMMEDIATE onJVERY Open Road cab 0 ... e r
Sat. & Sun. only Going Out For Buslnei;.s 846-:3994. trailer. This outfit is like camP'!'r'. Both xlnt. 540-1075.
,.,,1 quality. prices . serv. \VE1MARANER pups, AKC, nc\\•, Original cost $9200. ·~" F ~ p U \' T VS ~-~~RTGIDAIRE Bot. freezer top show quaJity. Stud Sn('rifice $5000. rho n 1' CREVIER ;-,., 01" · · • · · '..,., ... Slli. 5 pc nearly nu Br. set. Kawai-Steinway-Baldwin. etc service. Call 644_2102. ~S2. 1•131 Cc:nitos Dr., Lag Sch.
orig. a\f'Oli3,do lini~h. S250. 2 Pla~r Pianos & Rolls l\fALTESE AKC Sun Canyon · l\lUST sell 14' Ski boat & MOTOR ·HOMES 494-6972 aft 6 pm ~Jre~~ i:Ju~e~o;v~~~~rc:07~ ~~l~;o..(;··" .. ··\\le ~~~"i;.~ paid $250. Sac for $75. to a Trailer. CB" Radio D-10.1-M :m \\I. IM .. s.A. 1 835-3171 1~00~1xi.Cany-all. Good
S90. Lrs::-\Valnut cock tail nil FIELD'S PIANOS good home. 548--1.;'80.. -ri~~~ ;),.l1•2164• ~ MOtof AOmi Rentals 646-{0)j $~. ConM>ll' TV S35. AU Costa ?.lesa (714) &.15-32~ *Afghan f>'!ppiei * 'I bl fi d JI k 1966 Che VI 1 T X1nt rond. r.tisc. this, lan1p:s Champion sired. 642-989!1 16' Glaspar Ski Boal. 100 1-ll'. Aval a ethl orb al Y. ~~ee~r T . ~ •. h n:°400
{'tc. 557-01-!2. 5ri;f:i~~~1~$1J~.ui~e! PUPS. ('.t!rman Shorthair ~111r('~"s~~0~r&~i~ ~n~'. :ic1m~~ s;Lf :n~;.ine<i i1o-'. ~~~~s :uipm:~~. 4 speed.
HI·LO burnt orange & Used rolls. Dupree Player Pointers.. AKC Shots, termf! 00.~296.1. tor lromes, all equipt with dual bar. Our ov.•n 8ttVlct
cfttpetini;:-. 129 yrds, Good Piarm. 54&--465(), 546-GlO!t avail. ~3649 gen••ator roof ,,,.. and truck, low mile!', (X401J9). PATIO SALE Starts Tuell-cond. $2 yd or oIJer. CENTUR\' Coronado. 1971 ... • • $2495 day, J0/2t &. Wed!!. All Fringed 9xJ2' l\fulti colored TJ-IOMAS MalJbu. best of BLACK LaCbraOObor Retrievers Nr ne"''· 21', trier, landau many o!her extras. All
kinds of goodies, O<lds & green shag area rug. $50. Sclnnet line w/LesHe Color. S....·ks. AK • 5 ts, wormed, top. stereo, bo.-'lt leVf"!rrs Coach~!! are 1972 model;;. CO~!\'ELL C11EVROLET
ends. Ski boots gizeo 'Pi~. 50c 644-4905 g ow aolid walnut cah. s75. 8.f2..:J..~7. $9850. Contact ·U7~75--0202 \\"e have the all atee.I Amigo 2S2S Harbor BJvd ..
white clinic shOes size SB, ""'.:,..:~~-~~~~~ Perfa::t cond. $'195. 968-"J!l.\5 Horses 856 GLASPAH. 14', 2.5 HP Evin-ali;o. Please call 839-9560. Co«ta ?tfesa 5'1&-1203
niens slacks. w-32. 3-t, PlllLCO 24# Cokir TV A-1 Used "'--an1 Needed portable camping toilet, rondilion St70. s l' a rs -·" ''ARABIAN PUREBRED" rude, elrr starti"\I + tarvlcn1 Motor Home Rentals 1961 FORD Pickup v...a. g· •••••••••••••••••••• ~'Oflder ho r :s e' ne"'· moto~cle $55. Large chain IHghe11t SS Paid in Cai;h CHAY Stallion age 6 & rid~s lrlr. $400 .. 492-5.176 b@d w/lumber rack. Runs
EliAabE'th ste .... •&rt tenni:o; saw $61J, Late mode I Call Collect 2ll: 874-S161 $975. Palomino ~ Arab, NE\V Boston \Vhaler, 100hp good. 549-3497.
rtresa & bathing suil Size automatic washer S4 3 · PRIVATE PARTY \\'ANTS buggy, show horse & ridf's Evlnrude & trlr. Dealen SALES & LEASING '52 lnlemational ~~ton, 6 cyl.
16. X-n1a1 decoration, etc. ~&4~&-~,.~·~18"--------1 TO BUY PIANO FOR w/plenty of ribbons. $1250. cost. C21 3l 427~975. full st"rvlcc facilily Good rond. $-US. 642-3165 &ft
A COHVDt!CNT SHOWING AND
SEWING GUIDE FOii: TMIE
etc. 1853 Port Abbey, N.B. S\VTVEL ROCKER. CASH. ~2278. Rt'g. Quaner mares. Dapple 18' CLASSIC SPEED BOAT Danmar Motor Homes1.05~''"~·~m~·.,...-...---,.--
GARAGE Sale • H~n BL.ACK NAUGHAHYDE. CABLE-NELSON PLAYER gray. tt'ady to race $675. restored, bit 1948, gray eni;'. 1966 JHp JHp1ter
.I ~-Sat ~--9 t • AU\tOST NE\\". Palomino Mare-rides & has Sl.250. 675-1124. I'·",. u·a-n, -·er •t~-. CAL ON THIE GO. an,.,,,..• ·• """" fl .... Pa•·d •M. •-u ~~. PIANO Collector item. Aflnt .__ _ .. "'""' .., .... ~ ,...... .. ....... J•'umiture, tables. lamps, ~ ~ _, cond 64&-3497 After 4 pm l}l.-.<n b1"n.J .... .,. Palomino 531·6800 auto trnns .. air cond., 4
For an •d In Women's World
Call Mary Both 642-5671, ul 330
chairs, .,.,_-aterbed, dishes, 542-1734 eves & 1vlrnd~ · • __.:_ Gelding. Top d!'Ck b!oocl, 1,·h('("I drive, superior con·
new gnme9, boclks, boys FISHING Brov,.ning rod, Kimball Spinet Plano. Good \\'orth $1500, Sacrificl." SSE. Jlctt / l.972 Utopian J\lotor Jlomt'. f!ilion. {1037421.
clothes, !I u r f b 0 a rd s, Penn 3-0 & Quick deep oonrt. * Fenrlcr e I e ct 714-7:17-26.il. Tr.nsport.1ticlft 22' sleeps 8. Vi!!la d<lme, $2099
artificial f1oweI'!I, Datsun sC'l'l reel!!, Jure-s. All $45. gull>\r, make otter. 5-18-1057. r..'B\V slore to serve your t~ il'ck, 1>eU cont. Used 5
3 Good Fri•nds! Happy Ffft! tires, Shelby 1'~on:I ma.gs, 100 645-85().J. Sewing Machines 121 English & Western riding n10. $10,500. 642-8722. CONr>;f.LI. CHEVROLET
Yan·-•-... 11 bike M•·-~~::::C,,.--.,.--.,--,"° ---·'•· fl-rs• World To C S I /R 920 NE\V Lf~!E ~ llarbor Blvd., ......... · ""· PooL table, swing Sl't, GE ''=" · u • ivn ampers, • • ent • ~. .r "'' u• S • Costa :\fe~11 546-13>:!
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can rely on nnytime, any
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pull--0n po111~ in machine.
washable k11Us. AlL EASY!
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cents for each patt~ for
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INSTANT SEWING BOOK
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'7065
Dt'light gal~ of all Bitea
with ooey, pn?tty bed.socks.
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SEVENTY ·•"WE CENTS
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PtwT, 100., NHdlecratt
Dept., Box 163, Old °"-IM•
Station. Ne:w Yorlc, N.Y.
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Crochet. knit, etc. Frtt
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16871 Valero Ln., Davenport frost free refrig, all like ZIG ZAG Dial-A-Stitch. I:. Country Square, lgj82 Free mi + Insur. All op-·l~='='~~-co-.,.-7--,
I!Clnnd. G . N~ used! $5(1. 285 Co1ta Beach Blvd., H.B. 963-3990. NIMROD Riviera fold-down Uonal anii.Jp. $175 wk. Pvt. 1962 Chrv. \'~n bakl'ry tnlek. llC\V. 113 range, mtsc. M St ... •8119 -·· I lh hel and I-~ R r G . frost · pro o I rlrapc>!I & curlains. AnxLous :;~-"'=C"'O,' =~~c;,---12 \'r. old J\fare, gentJe. 1-ta.'l camper, lthr top, elC \\'hecl ply. 838--0533. comp fll r \I~ s ves
re {r ig/ r r eczer. Ken. to r.cll , make offer. 6~2921 TV, Radlo. HI Fi, 1von rlblxln.• in Gymcana. &. tit<'. Xlnt conrl. $275. 10132 R 1 A M H dra. .... ·<'r~. Nr\1· hr a k e 11 . .... '8Sher. y,.1\irlpool g a l'l S $2'25 Tack. 962-l025. Jon Ony Dr.. H .B., •n otor .ome ,;tartrr. t'tc. S630 or be1t of· ctrytt,2balhroomhe9ters.2 LIJ..T. new, Zig Zag llCWing 1 __ i._ ... _______ 1_3_6 l\l eredilh G arden , for your Vacation fer. 7292 Toulouse No. 2 .
.... -et-look vinyi c 0 ve red mach. w/cams. Old SIDRt'r, PONY and all tack. $100. Brookhurst k Adam11. * 839-4301 * H.B. :-47--87!13. bl! eocktail antiqtl(' cab. 18" RCA Color 1973 RCA &. Zenith 'IV itets. Phone &12-9180. chain. erxl t ·• "IV, $50. Norge "'-asher & ,\II nvailnble 1noric>!11 In ~"tock Ask for Liz. FACTORY DIRECT --?ifotor home for rent. 'il Toyo!A tn1ck 'l'l'/delwce 6·
Ibis., lamp!!. many misc. Xln ~ ~ ,_ & priced less: tha.n the dis-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fully fun1 cabovt'r <'l!nl""'t ll. 'i'? \\'l'.~'EBAG;Q, 2-,·. PAC CMfPl-:Jt, top rond., ,·te-• Come see Sat ~ ilryer , t '-""'"'· u•...-u.»· · ..... -·•~ ti I 4 ~ · ""'' · · · 1.'0unt!"rs.. :': yr picture tube, no d0\\'11, $31. 11er mo, Camp· ~l<'t'ps 6. 640-04~2 nc\~' res, s ttp!'I • ""' mi.
Mon .. Oct. 2!-23. lm'! Santa * NEW MAGS * 1 yr parts I< ,.rv1ce war-1 r ------~ 'al 12'50 ,,._.,,, )faztlna, F.V., 847-fillj. 4 US l\1 4 L Lu ranty. Tenm or 90 day!! MariM~~ I a.* er shells. No do11 n. 642·8'171. '72 J\IOTOR home. 2cr. self· CHM Van '65, ~!!, nu
F.STATF. SALE: Sat & Sun Cai.;: $7~~70~sAs\\ ~; sa!TK! as ca!!h, Free color '·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:jijjj~·~lC.jjii;; '6--1 E«lnollne Can1per. Can t'Olllaincd, $7500. \\'ill take paint. reblt ena: w/lo mi's, t().5. F.verythlng from mlnk b antenna with nll consol<"S 1 USI' commrrcinlly, I drivt'r, car in trade. 493--:1502. Xlnl oond. ruoo. 673-!M74.
stole & kitchen appliance5 Bo · purchased thru 24 Oct. ABC neii· tires. lnq. 33l \V. Bay Trailer1. fra.v•I MS 1970 Datllun p.u., air. cond ..
to elec. razors & elee. COU0-1. 2 chairs, ottoman Color TV, 9021 Atlanta, Boa ts/Merine C.?<.1. • radio, uklng 1 1650.
blankets. ~fust sell all. 2015 SlOO. 7 flC, dinette &Ct S::O. Hunting1on Beach, 968-3329. __ E_q~u_l~p_. _____ 90_4 Slide in Cnmpi-•r SIC'CJX't 'd !Dl-:,Al. 24'.. l"Omplelely S47-8398.
Commodore Rd, N.B. Nr. ~fe~ ta~ SW.M~ ?<.JAGNAVOX 23" color 'IV INSULATED. Y:./C, air. 111\•n1ng!!. tub & . Irvine & 21st. 548-1081 ,......., ....,.,,, ~ec. """'5''".r ' · NF.,\' '72 100hp Evinrurll' Al $2%. <:hoivt>r. i•tc. S4j00. or offer. 1963 % Ion lnlern.honal
NIAGRA recliner chair, 10 cd~•="'"--'$~75~.~642-!027:c::...:::=·=-~ ~U:.uit7jc~~i':r}cr.1~~ de:tlt!t'S cost. Al!<:o, Valeo '.'i l2-17J1 : :~11-2?111 fr1J.-3:l09 or 675-3031. ;:oo~64:i1~ w/camper.
spd bike, girls 20" bike, BLAO.: & Decke1•1 8" .;adla.l aft 9 a1n. ~dl:J'_sf2?3~ ~i;~~~5~ 11 Y ·71 Cht'vy Van, 307 :o1tlck. NI~1ROD PioTIN'r t" n I
Record cabinet, Ant ique arrn sa.,.,·, sma anuqUC'!!, ~~~=---~--~=~~---~~-Al\1/Fi\.I, nnriel<'tl. rnhln"l<:, 1rn\ler. Sleep11 41 ~ • zl~n -k•r, water •tors-t··•·, misc Mexican souvenirs. \\'OU..ENSAK (new) 6360 7'" H-· •-tt-Ei""t. '·'"•rt. ,. •·~ ,..,._ .. .,,~ ...,"" Re•! •te-ta--~er 7" '""" .::><-v ..... " bt"'<I, ir<' box, ?i1uch ""'Jl't'!. ramllv room. $200 or be!lt
ta.. -~--. cloth\-, &12-9586 "' ·~ ..... '"'""'"' I ball ba d "" ' ·~-,. ··• ~~==7.,.----,,~...,-w/amp & •pkn ~--t 11..,. au o • cany g, g · 536-426.'i, pri/ply. oltl."r. 968-85.58 l\llsc. Sat & Sun. 1739 OrES'I' ot drawers with mir-Sac ~ r><>_~,..";._~ -111· cond r.30-7924
CM ue "395 _..,.. o.:><r.1.U'IV • :.i, • V E R S ITAL E '72 V\\1 '70 \\'\nnabago, 17', !!le<-p11 G. Labrador Dr, ~·•ru; ror. pt'Cail/oa.k, otnall?, Sffi. Boals Powar 906 I · ~ Tl hit,$;
Also 'IV.ffiLOR 21" u f! e d ----' -------Con1per, o n\1 ., l)n \11arr.'ln. u ... w. te • !!Way con-1.2 G .. , ~-r & w"1er shot or make otter. Pe.rstan · · · -.... Mo_.,_ 1•·-•-u1 ""bl•-t SpotJr11• int. Under "lu hk. !rol. Only $1, . f.1ust sell. gu.n. Mobile & bass CB rug. ~179). ~-. .,.... $6,i ~ · "' . LIKE NE\\/ 96.1-" radio!!, w/a:ll xtnLs. 8 track ]ST. Quality. Mink coat. picture, · · 1787· Fac!ory built, deep hull, non· l-17l 7. _!16:2-1l_!lll_. ~~-~---1
SHORT STUFF
IS
HERE
ra.pedeck,aill-ikeneY-',And pnstel beige, f ingertip 20 .. ?<.1otorolacolorTV,excl. sinkable 10 ft. boll1. 5 hp '70 Fon:! Econolinc '71 1S' Golrlcn Nugget
other ~-Come sec at ll'nt:th. 52 11J.l2, Alm<l6t con<:!., 6 month old, $430. in-motor wlapprox 3:i lirs use. 1\' rrfrig, bl•tl, lTPt. 1tfg11nl!. 1't111den1, .~~If (")nl 'tl. Xln'1 ·n G?<.lC VAN <."Omplt't~b'
2323 Elden /l.vc., Apt. a;. new. 675-8Clt>7. ve!!ted, $195 offer, 673-6499. 41J gal ga" ca.n. µadrtle & am/fm !!lcrro. X1nt . tirci.. _co~rt:_S'.1400. !H-l-18.13. ~eled ln!('r~r "''Ith car·
C.M. F.NCYCLOPEDIA Britannica 21·· 1.t>rcith cok>!' lnboy con-rl!':<tignCll for oars. All for $~. 5.14-4090, exl 2.li_. _ Traile rs, Utility 947 pc>llll$:, ier hnx, side bunk
GARAGE SALE. Oct. 71 & ]9i0. SaCTifice! Children's i '°iilei,iS2Xliii.i&il&-iili100ii. iiiiiil only SZ-JO. l'\ot t'vcn U1C' l'OSI 11 CA 1\1 PER . sclr·t'Onlrl and rear llJ)l!tlkers BeauU· 22. Golf l'lubs. bra&s: bunps, ~t $4;;. Great Books of the of 1no1or alonr. Call 5.18-0il:\4 \V/11ho.,.,'t'r, 11undrrk. 1n:iny ALL !'lief'\ utility trailer. 4x7'. ful dark-bl 1~ Ith
shelves, rugs, t:lf'l1hing. \Vestem \\'orld. 544-6669. lift 5 pin, xtrns. &111 offer. '1~2014. \lrry ltQOd rendition $12S. chin lntue _::e 1' w
oodl 2527 R -)-llt-5739 ma1 g o .... r. mmt'd·
many g cs. unya. 2 Coats • Forstman \\'ool _J [i "19n SEA RAY " Cy cle1, BOtes, · ' · Jail' dellvM')'. ~al •
East Rluff, N.B. 644-1616. \v/natural Jet out ?!link rol· Frw.toYau S_ 455 Olds, Pack•a-jct. 20·, ~ Scooters f1S Auto Service, Parts Mt TGY1534500:llS.
FURN.. 10' skiff w/motor, lar-flt'\~·. Blk Fa; 11 e Serie1', Equipl)ed for \\'ratl'r BIU BARRY
china, 100·~ of acce~<:. You Laminatt'd-beaul. 6(2...5335. 3 Lines, 2 T imes. $2.00 Skiing & Ji!;hlng. tanrlf'n1 '72 1~0NOA CB 4:i() K.ol * NEW MAGS * ~1 me it .1Sat t .S~ Sun,Bn1~15 IP747 AllT'Ut.tN Haze, long fur trailer. Call after 12:0() Xlnt A'•hakpcfn'r &12-<Bnb 343 I t ' S. ~111.R~. 4 U4:11. Lug11, ~1<!t 5 ur, en ~t. Condition · excellent. noon. <n4) 8.10-&!8'.!. ~iUST =~-=~'-'=--C:i.11~ SiO. 514-i61.1. A3k ror PONTIAC·GMC-FIAT
t . ,8~l'5-=1909"E-~· =,-~-,-,-=~I LAB6 RkAOOR ~~el>he1 nlf pu1Pf, SELL! NEAR new Schwinn 1 1pdl i~"~,,~,~~~~~~~~~I 11:o11 St. at s.A. Frwy.1 UDO Isle Garage Sale: *-PR!VA-tenn•'• club ~oo w 11. m .... es cm9 Cl!, Tandem, good condition. """"' ,. 1 t St "--t A Antiques, china, ,., i Iv e T , 'r.. "~ 645-'1813 129 1.fonle Vlsta. * l\flNT CONDITION * $75, 1r 646-2624 o:v1
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paintings. lumiture, Colding membership fee & only $10 c.~t. :it• Unlfllte CC-'67. New TIS. JO T 1 ph [ l§l !Q.~1000
pella-door. SAT & SUN 11).5, pt'.'r mo. 673--5nJ. I ·1;'°'.~~,--_-.,-,_.,...,h"lte-,--m-•-.,..I e $15.000. 9' rublX'T dinghy, * • r um 650 * w..,toru. J::J. Autot Wanted HI
GellOll Clttle. CARPE'T FOR SALE &;~--;,;-lx, 11 moe, ~~~~~00~,!"!m11•7 · Ull· $$!:":"~'),\zj•~·~::::~>ft"-~3fc773~1 ~·-·iliiiiiiiiiii~· ;i-iii;;l";;;.;.~~~~To;;-'.:.:j Jewelry 815 Uy Curpet Lnyer. Call friendly. Eood with kids. ''"' ce, " · ...,_,, · H?NDA SupT 90 • $200. Hon-WI f'AY TOP'
• S.M:i-5745 • 541}-21'186 c,.._c,· =U=7G=-~==,..,..==' 1 \VANTED: Expert B n a t rta &t'J1t11hll'r 9(1 . $2'50. Both Antiquei/Cliislcs 953 CASH
DIAMONDS-RINGS -:-FREE 01,EE * ,-nEE Bullrler to conv~rt fi5hinr.1_,,E.::.x:;cco,:l:ol•o:;n,_,l!....:::962-=m=7:..· __ 1:.:;.;.;:.;:.:;;.;;:..:;;.o.;;.;.;.;;;;._..:;;;..: I
2 F.leclTlc hot water heaters. * .. * .. "·' v~1'sc:1 to pleasure crul5f'r. s Sub!ltantial 11avin~s. Direct I O S I Bo • '71) HONDA l/.)('c r~t hlk". '38 Plym. Woody Ill. \\'llgon,
l 1-10 ga. l 1 ga . th llOV. Ad bl . 6 f'ontAct Jule!! Lan i:, Xlnt ,.,..,11d. l!lOO m llc•, 13·.·•. <)ne of 1\1.·o Wt Knn1vn Ex-from 1n1n1u acturer, , Like new 96~2737. ora e p11pri1l"s, wk!i. 673--llGG. ,., AntwerP Dlran101wl Con1pany ~c;::~-.-'7'7"=-.,~--1 Copl1trano tteach 491H.123 ~~~-------646-4528. islin~ Among Sb: Built F'ot 500 NewpoM C~nter DriYl' RA IT AN chain. t ll b I e !I ' FREE pf 1x' ... ._ _ _. 8oet1, Sal9 to9 1!l'J9 BSA Lljt;' •h!l"!l1na:. Nu 6JO U.S fkorr.Jer Patrol. Hu M-·~rl a.-~. ...,.-, Jari11ncl'lC Tatllml f.lats & . R:f ~. m IOO """"""· dn!lh l'l"''ilchcg for Emergen-1·---·-.,,., ,....,.,, N>" To ho-0 I 4'ni.:. 1st $JO tlll.:l"'i. ~xotlc curio~. ~5542. '""'" n Y • ,..,..,,ltONAOO 25. HaM,. "'n· .-y L'<hl,, Su'f'n, Rl\dkl. ELEGANT Plntinum &. 11111· S.li-3."lll. ....... ..., -· 494-6996
for Wlfd mn A INCb. J1¥11 can u. u he ..un.-.
GROTH CHEVROLET tnond bmodt. roctanstul&r ~1Usr ~II. Divan, 4 tables&. ,.;,=.'--'-'-.,.--~,.,-...,.-net. f'IJl\y equip. ft 7 ---~~=---Orla;. F.:n~. Trant., Work """' S'h 2 aceent C'halrs. NEED nunlng mothrr dolt w1o:da1, or anytime wlcMtr GIRL'S SUnrra.y blR t"inc, ()rli:. "'ood Nttds ftf.. Al* Im Salet ........ ft..,._", ca~~approx 6-16·2&17 for fi\-e '.l wk old puppies. &l&-lm CLEAN. Sl8. fi11llih \\'1rlnr; ill Re'-dol'lf'. A
100 diamonds. """"' orig. 531-8492. * S.U-?931 * Treru.:ure }~or Appreelativt' 1Gll S.Ch l!!lhot..
cost. 'l'lill AcriJlcr. 545--7863. \\IQRID Book Encyck>ptdiR, =-~--~--~-RACING S."lhof. 2 Mil.•, ~t 19n Honda 350 f'()\]('~·ll•r \\'hh Timf' To thanlinrfon a.di
Machl••ry l16 1969 edition \V/'l'l'hlte bind· TO good horne Gemt911 Sh{'p cond!llon, K(IOCf rer-ortl. $26:'1. , Th Job R'~ -Ill • -·-l $73 968-8558 mix, female, ROOd w/lddA, M&-1404 I'll 8 pm. Nl"nr new + 6~3.~ Sroervl Doing e .... t. 111--• -
LA rt G E PANTOGRAPH. noon. MODEL S300.
19S-I Cont\rwn!u.I . l:.!\I.
Mlscellaneous 111
BOX spring matlrelUI. lw1n
i;IZ<I', old 11prlgh1 p11mo,
make offC"r, 64&-9288.
ng:. I . • houK>broken. ~142. l'\\'O Col·29'1. r.tK-1: lnbd. '71 'Yamaha 175 ... belnl('I. ~01x;~y11~1~~~~1~ 01-~ r1!~ \VE bu)' au mil.kiri °' clean
USED BICYCLES FREE Mtn!Ature Poodle, Mint corn!. OffM'. HiOO mt. New J>fllnt, xlnl 979.7~i"I. S.'\t. 11nly. u~ iporu can. s-id fof'
All typt! 6t2·l272 female, black. Well bel'lllv· Avco. 64.J.-O.Vl'I' ~$00. StS-M38 :;t.1-,..0Hr> l'iC'kup truck. Xlnl or 001. Pl~ dr'lft lo fOr
M iscellaneous td. Call MS-7960. TI-flSTL&. 2 IW'IA of 111111, * • ·n SUZUKI 90 «XX> ml., rntlll. 19912 RA11JCcr Lllne, trft llppf'&!Ja.I.
W1tnted l?O TJ-ffiEE liny kitten!!, :? n1al€', 1'pinMRer, trnilt'r. S 9 ~O , riJ us t'Xtrn•~ Pfrft'd eoin<;I lluntlnRto n Delleh.
1 f{'mal(' "-•7_.,.,_ r,12-3100. $.tti. 00&-m."1 Oun-;-Bunnies·"'--~9"'°l6
;,.J ,.,.,,, SACRW·"1CE=~:z:i~.-Al~ba-_,-6 HP llonanza mini bike. Ex-1.::.:...::...:;.;:,•'-!•c.:.;.._ __ c_ **WANTED tt
r1t,_;,.: Coc-kApoct/$llky PlllHI anilhoat 2 llefl AAll•. Ou1 CCII rond. S90. ·11 V\\' Oline' Uu.:~)' !ltl't"et,
NEWPORT
IMPORTS Qimplnl11 tn11tant Oltt Bonk -moro than 100 ~Its -UKUl.ELB H11.,.,'1lltnn l{OB
11.00. Wood b> KamaJca. l30.
~·n.-wfly, lovtn){ )l(in1r fQr
o•lornb1~ Silky Tcrr1t•r '"·
n1ar<' puPflY. Au iihol!I lf!K'·
lo KOOd home. 11ide ttllp. flOO, 673--.1817. 60-2938 seold w/black lop, ""'~"·
963-~:> ,.,YiTIIZ O 11 t eh man 20' um HONDA CL 4»K inunac. j;J6.JJ9:'1 aft 6 & l10(I \V, Coat H"J' ..
O>m~ Aldan 11ot*: -* l6-l50I * JJ.00. -1 3 .,...n1 .. l!I' Jts. eo.1 lol<J.
II 'lffT R~ Boob • 50c. In nunlttlM. ,. OM!rry $4 .J!:'1' "' t1 PffM .ltpa.. Italian cr?'t• $2, 545-07117. Qiut llolllk t ... 11 pattfml. ROTARY mower $]}., 35rnm
!Oc. -olkle P"'l-l30, ..... -Mllll!!lllln q.lt Book t • $.1.. OL 96>6U7.
50l:W' • fRVJNE COAST COUN-
QuUbr ,_ ,,_.,, •• U.t11c -TRY CW1): MEMBERSIUP
1!beaut!M .... ...._ !!Oc. FOR SALE. \4 .. n'll
"''"· ' 831)..83.1.'
C11rNA e&blnet or hutch, an-
tique (If' Mw, Lari e .
ReaJOnabll!'. &14-46S7.
~fr.DIT, or Sf*lltl.h 11t.yle llv-ina room flrrnltun. ln xlnt 'NW!. A.fl A, ~IOCOt
rnlSKY, a.ttecUonatc pups. w/t.ntller. $1.800. Elccn1 Showroom cond. S?95 w11:nda. $1000. NIWPOl1 8ftcb
ML'C'td breed. 7 wb c»d. conrl. 6.'lS-<flOO. *•'* 496-100!.J ••Ir Trucks "2 Mt.....s -==----~---I 13.500. A 1966 Columbia 22 tt. 'GK ct..riO Hontl-. NN n-nr \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR F1l£E to &ood ho1Tl4!. DaM Pt .. Slip & 1.crm&. tlft'. Gd overall oond. Mutt 1961 'ford 1~ ton pldc-up 6 FOR TOP ug:;o CA.RS 2 puppte.., 49H727f531"'512.1. aell. $31)), 6'7H5M. eyllndfr. Plca!!a call after 7 I• .7.-tra cl
Part poodle .ti t'-"'ier. :IJ ft. fibC'rwl&u ...U bolt and '68 Honda 100 Dn!am. Exf!fl PM: •M-M l~ : -.st. * 54(>-J'llll • 1noer $600. ""nd-New u .... IUl!I orbeot DIESEL POWEREO BAum BIJlCK
PART Shrphmi, t mos old, UM C.onUl"lt"l'1tal St., C.?.f, offtr. ~ !to Ton Chfvy. 871-224.11 :9Z5 llarbor Ohod. ~lc.,h ~l'Y ... ...,~~·· Good Z' ).101'0R Sa.Utt. Sip. 4, 1970 SUZUKI 90. GET ldl tl'I-'116 Ford SIJpu Van, Stick, ,....._._ M.,a ---· .,..... ...,.._,, run PUb • A bNd. prtv eluded, ttreet k!Pl xtn1 f'1P9 camfCI". .xse 1tne. ~--. ••frl>iNU
Want ad tt11U1!1 .. M2-S67S Pfi1. -,. offer 711-ZtT. l'Ondttloo. $%IO. ~-m,~ ml, 9A-41Tt. ' Want ad multi . . f0.58;'1 ---------------Whtie Jr.kpkant rnr;:A·Ll•
• '
JO DA.U.V PILOT S"turd1y, Oetobtt 21, 1~71
,. F? n -..
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970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported Autos Wanted 968 Autos, Imported 1--------970 Autos. Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmportld 970 Autos, Imported 970
VOLKSWAGEN REWARD
WILL PAY OYER
Kelly Blue Baok
For let. model, clun ..
low mile•ge domes..
tics, Imports, trucks or
campers.
Call and ask for Buyer
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 5464017
IMPORTS W AN'IYO
Orange Counties
TOP $ BUYER
BILL J\.lAXE\' TOYOTA
l~ Beach Blvd.
H. Beach. . Pl\. 847-~
Autos, Imported 970
'71 MAZDA RX2
Factory air, excellent con·
dition, lots of c x t r a s ,
9-1·IDDF.
$269S
'71 AUDI
4 Door, AM/F~f. automalic
transmission. E.-.;cell<.::nt con-
dition. 407CND $319S
PORSCHE TRIUMPH MG I\ •STIN HEALEY DATSUN I MAZDA
1966 Austin flea.ly l\Tl.l.rk rlr,. '!IG IJ:1t~u11. ltiOJ 1;oodl~IAZDA '10 /l.1(_;s.cr. l'up llhapt» '71 TARGA 911T * '59TR 3, ft.11.'0nd. *
3,<m. $650. •
1
1 11·u11s~rtutit!"· $125 or best LEASE SPECIAL Si.125. ~5-6827: . 2400 ~V. 5 spet"<l, alloy wheels, Moll $550 01• make offt•r
6,12-&'72 af!Pr ;:i pm offer. J..18-&'J2L N '7l RXl Coasl Hiway, suite 3 Npt F~f stcL't>o. ImmllCuialE:. arter 6 pm. 673-1533 BMW '12 240Z Dalllun, 5 1no's o!d, ew Ikh. <.'Ond. 9S4CUV. Only MUST sell. '68 Tr J II RI p h
I lo nu's Loaded, a/c ttc. S57 56 'ti2 MGA Marie II, 1600 ('{', $6995 TR+A. Low ml. Xhit oond.
\'lsil 001 new home! ......... Bsl ofr. 833-~l2. • $500., engine &: body in good Si•c It • You'll Buy It IRS, o.drive, R-H. 8-17-1102. {'Ondition. 495-4729.
I\ ·1:1::T t~::;::~T!:? ~;·:::. "69 MGB :~~.,, lilx~. AV~lr' y~~:A~~N
...,, DE!\10NSTRA1'0R v.' Ith • new clutch, AMJFJ.f radio. • ROY CARVER, Inc. ll'ss than 500 inilcs. 197'1 "'n ROTARY'S Fxeel cond $1850 640-1024 1966 Harbor C !\1 646-9303 Dark . green . interior, vinyl
Fiat 128 2 dr. sedan, fully ''D m s I '' e~es. . • . . .. • lnter1or. W!de oval tires, 234 E. 17th St. f1tf'IOl'Y e..1uippaj including e 0 a e "'71 Porsche 914 AJ\.f/Fllt radio, beautiful
Cos.ta l\Jesa ~-4444 Alli radio. Motor Trend OPEL Appearance group, Air Cond , condition <351ARTJ.
n1agazine's "Economy car 10 TO CHOOSE 1---------15 spd, i755DZRJ. $1866
S.-\ LES.SERVICE·LEASING
Overseas Delivery
CREVIER MOTORS
20S \I.'. lsl St., Santa An<t
83S-3171
CITROEN
of the ''ear" No'v on sale al '"'BIGGEST SAVINGS" l!l!iS OPEL RAU.YE, 4 s!Xf., $3299
Bi ll Barry's, Serial No. "Setvice is the differ nee" RIH. tach. Xlnt tires. Very Crevier Motors See II • You'll Buy II
':8"$59.00 DOWN HUNTINGTON BEACH deon.:c;Rs;-;~E 208 w. ]&:31~n•a Ana f}Wl lfJ.lli4
MAZDA "58 Porsch• 1600, Surui, now VOLVO
$52.82 Per Mo. 17331 Boa<h Blvd. USED inl0<lo<. V•'Y good rond.
S42-66li6 Lerup Mgr. Mr. Fry SlJOO. 536-8240 eves. 1966 I.farbor C •· ,,A,. """3
IC\ HAL GREENE'S
\:..'.JI MIRACLE MAZ.O
RENAULT . ·"'' ~~· PORSCHES , _______ ._ '72 V\V Super Beatle, blue,
,. , -out'1and"1g rond. llQOO mi. '68 911 L RENAULT 1.6. 69, Excel or 14 mos of fact \varr cond. ? nu tires, roof rack, transferable. 324 San1a Ana
trier hitch. $1250. 962-0016. Av., CM. Best 0 ff c r.
Ai\f/F'M, 5 spd. (XSRS.13). 642-4038
VOLKSWAGE~
'71 YW
Adventurer
Camper
Only 10,000 milell. Air con·
ditiou.ing. The ultimate tn
t!tJnper design. &>e at
"I l.ocaUon, J Great Can" e Porsche • Audi • VW •
-145 E. Coast Hwy.
Nl-:\\'PORT BEACl-1
673-0090 E.-.;I . 53·54
(Open Sunday)
'69 VW BUS $1S9S
10 Pass wagon. Excellent
cond., Lo\\• miles.
NEWPORT IMPORTS
3100 \V. Coast Hwy., Newport
Beach, 642-9405. Citroen Maserati
AWARD WINNING
LUXURY CAR
YES, just $:l9.00 is the total
dn1~'n payment and only
S59.S2 is the toia l n1onlhly
payment including t a x: ,
lic£'Ylse nnd all finance
eharges for 36 months on
approved cl'"l'dit. The cash
price is $1,907.75 including
tax & JiCt'rtSe, Deferred pay·
rnf'nl price is $2.212.52
1.1'hich includes all finance
charges, sales tnx & license.
Annual. perce'ntage rate is
10.25.
M"tntt·Of f~· kJ?CU"y £nq•n!.'
2\SO Harbor Blvd
Cc~~-' Me ~.1. 645-5100 '69 911 'S' CPl SUBARU '66 VW Camper. Reblt cng, '59 V\V Van camper. '64
1---------tK"W trans, brakes, paint. Eng, Stove, ice box, sink,
FRITZ WARREN'S Sl.100. 645--0359 hed, nC\v tires. S 6 2 5.
Road & Rallye Motors
Orange County's Oldest Dir.
1609 Pomrna Ave.
Costa ~1esa 114·548-3559
BILL BARRY
'11 R·lOO ROTARY CPE.
Spotless, 13,000 mi.
$1900 * 847-1367
MERCEDES BENZ
A~I/Fl\.f. 5 spd, loaded.
(YDN823).
'71 911 S TARGA
Ne1v never registered Car-
rera 6 engine, special chas-
sis. (#1112452).
SPORT CAR 1966 VW Van, xlnt cond, ne\v 4=9!1-'-"31=26=·------
'""'"•· Irani. b.ake•. tires, -'70 VW, fac air, Mt/FM.
Excel oond. $1.295 or best
offer. 545-5632.
CENTER etc. $995. Eves, 496-2179
YEAR END
MODEL
'72 Bus, 7000 mi.
$2850 or best offer * 494-7846 *
'60 \l\V bug. Needs repair.
'64 VW Bus. Reblt eng.
Gd. oond. $600. * 842-3779 *
VW'S·
'68 VW Squareback
4 speed, radio, h('aler, extras.
545BSO\,
$129S
'70 Pop-Top Camper
Fully equipped (908AVB).
$2995
'70 vw Bug
4 si)eed ,radM>, heater <m·
BNO).
$139S
'69 VW fastback
' 4 speed_ radio, heater (XTE·
101).
$129S
'63 VW Camper
Fully equipped, <JED054l .
$79S
'65 VW Bug
l\techanic's Special
$49S
'69 vw
Ne1v pain1t~~~~!s, looks & ___ D_A_T_S_U_N __ _
'"" "'eaL~;~v5Z1 '69 DATSUN
Fiat-GMC-Pontiac
fL~t St. at S.A. t'1vy.l
2000 E . l sl St.. Siu1ta An.a
558.\(1()()
Orange County's
l argest Selection
New & Used
Mercedes Benz
Jim Slemons Imps. Bill Yates CLOSE OUT
SSAVES
MA.h."E OFFER. * 847·1557 * 'TI V\V 4ll Sqbck
!o niileage • $2300 firm
'TI V\V bus. Must sell. 642--0828 Auto1natlc stick shift ms
Warner & Main St.
Radio, htr, cpt. .69 Ca /h n-" Rebll
•68 SAAB 96 . PICKUP
~f'I\' lin1e ~int, c.xc1·1!011t
runrl irion !M5CIS.
FIAT '70 850 SPYDER
CONVT. SlL'JO. * 644-J035 * Sant Ana 546-4114 Authorized Dealer
Sales Dept. Open Sun. 11·5
M.B. Save $500 on a •73 280 Sale • &rvicc e Parts
NEW 'n
SUBARU '4 DR. SEO.
$1975. 557-£981; 557-4967 mper us •\.CU eng., new gen., brakes, Top
DESPERATE! '59 bug \\'ith cond. $1950. e 5.52-7484.
1300 engine-mags, headers, •70 vw Bug. XJnt oond. r -"'-"-'~good=~l360=·.c64cc2c.-12S6=c.· -r Al\f/FM radio. Radial tires.
'00 VW. Gd cond. Reliable. , $1250 or best offer. 548--0242.
'67 Mustang
Sedan only :~7 ,000
radio. Xf!CS.12.
$99S
'71 TOYOTA
n1iles,
Corona, ol door, autornatic
trans., 10\\' miles 68.3PA.
$1S9S
'69 VOLVO 144
A1ltOmanc -irntrs.. Al\~/F~I.
IO\V miles, XTU078.
$189S
'69 RENAULT Rl6
SEDAN \VAGON, A!\t/f'M, 4
speed, only 3!1,000 mil<'s,
107CUD.
$119S
ANDERSON
'~ -\ ··'<1MPORTS 1··1
' !"l5"12132 .• '-:.
SS7,S2"2
$1266
Sec It . i"du'IJ Buy It
SE 4.5 tiler Sedan. 130 • Renla.ls • Lea.sing
ntiles. Am·Fn1. Auto. PIS, 49.14."'ill 49'l--2'l61 83T-4S00
·11 Honda car. PIB, air, air door lock, San Juan Capistrano . along-
;o L • GREAT! $900. rear wind. defroster, elect side Sun Diego F1vy .. San NEW 1n
ft1t11 ft1nii1 * 6T:>--045.1 * \\"ind., t inted glass. PrJP1y. Juan Crt'ek Off Ran1p. SUBARU 2 OR. SEO.
Qlll. WM:t 71 •1: 774-5904. · $1799
TOYOTA JAGUAR l!l&l S.C Cmw. Odginal . 1966 220 SE Classil' coupe. Paint. chrome ,,·heels musl ~ Full !lll'r., sun roof, 4 spcl. see ,~ drive lo appreciate
1966 Har;tiM;-C.~f. 6-i6-9.103 ·71 Jaguar \1\2, XKE 2+2 Becker FM/A~l. f u 11 iGCF140J $3200. offer. After NEW 172
R<.'CI, PS. PB. auto trans,, !rather. 57.000 miles. Supecb 6 oo ~-·1 """11'° SUBARU WAGON '71 Datsutt pickup, red air. 17,000 n1i. Like llC'\V. conrl. Luxury & con1fort. : pm, Urtl Y.....,... ....,.
11· \1·hii.~ c·ampt•r shell. Nu $6700 or take over ll'a~. Rarf'. $5,000 Pvt. ply. '57, 1850 cc, gd. trans, need $2199
tlrcs, Xlnl cond, 40,000 mi. _'4~2-~38'-4'-I. ______ c!J6il...J505oc"'-7'·~-~· ~~~~~= body \VOrk, $800 trade for
$1800 firm. ri.'"11-4716 '70 JAGUAR XKE ooupe '72 Mercedes Benz 350 SL van. 'f.O wm::ked. no l'ng, NEW "'72
$1999 HONDA
Best offer! Must sell this ,70 VW bug. Great shape.
'veck! 646-4397 after 6. New tires. AM-FJ\.! radio.
'6.Cl VW sunroof. Xlnt care. SUOO, 497-2195
Clean. $1200. I --.,-t -v""w"•"u", . ..:N:coed...::s:::wo_,.-,.-* 962-5702 * $125.
'65 V\V, re bit eng, radio, 64~-4596 aft 6pm $i~--m~~'.5• Good cond. ~.68~V\='v".°"N"'•""w"u"'·...,"-'. "°br"ak'-,-,"°""&
I -""""-"''-"=----I sllocks. Neat little car for '70 V\V can1per pop top with $825 or best offer, 546-1377.
tent. $2100. * 891--68.~ * 1970 V\V. 23,00Cl n1iles. Clean.
$1,250.
Loaded, Nice Car
$109S
'64 Buick Special
Auto Trans, Power Steer-
ing, Gorgeous \Veil Kept 1
01.1'ner car,
$69S
Bill Yates
19Tl Da•-un 1200 .. "'•'"· \\'{\\-ire \\'heels, 4-,peed. " ti 2 t 7700 il $200. for parts, 496-0285, be[. '62 V\\' Bus with lJO hp "' "" <u• R d 1 1 L£a ier, ops, m es. 3 SUBARU Corvair eng. }~ast, $650 Radio, 6.000 ini. $18.JO. l'gency re · X nt cone· Factory new. o a y s, · * 536-9S49 * '69 V\V Bus, good cond.. Rf'blt Authorized Volkswagen _:_'>ig...{175{) alt 6:30 p.m. $.1899. Call 5-1Hl35.'i. 213/899-52i6; aft 3 pm, '72 911 T Targa, air, mags, DELUXE SPT. CPE. 1 ,68 Ex motor, $1700. SALES DEPT.
1911 DATSUN 240.Z. Exec. '70 JAGUAR XKE coupe 2131342-8413. etc. Must sell! \\'atTanty. SSAVES ~75 ' ·eel cond, radio, 6-14-4447 OPEN SUN. 11·5
enr, auto trans. lo miles. w/\\•irc wheels, 4-speed. ~·12""'M"',~,,,.~,c-.,'-. ~250~--. -•• -,-,.~,~.ooo= 527-l25S; 2I3: 430-&Cm. · * 54&-6745 * '66 V\V Bug, an1 (111. Sales • Service • Parts
548-1944 aft 5 & \Vkllds. Regency red. Xlnt Cl'.lncl. miles. AIC. pis, J nlo's. '68 912. 1 owner. Bahama EXECUTIVE CARS ,70 BUG bl 3 Xlnt concl. $585. • Rentals & Leasing
69 c~=3899=·.cC=a~llcc54~?r-03.\='=5'-. __ old. Asking $G,800. Pvt pty. gold . $3,200. . ue, · l ,000 mi good Call 645-8721 493-4.Jll 499-2261 837-4800 *~Tl(li~:~unp~~:ir~., ~~ * Jagu(lr 1971, re<l. Vl2 C'ng. -l97-1132. &14-185::. '72 SUBARU GL ~7-" take Sl250. '65 V\V. Good cond. Ne\v &n Juan Capistrano . along·
833-3.')31. 2 + 2 sc~ti;~e. air cond, au1o 'GI) Mercedes sedan 190, '61 Rdster, oonv. reblt cng, SPORT COUPE L')7D V\V, 8 1 tires. $500. T~~ ~~~i'6« ~~}p~ San
trans. 8 1~-·Ki~l Tlt'Cds \\'Ork. $75 or best of-trans. Beauli!ul $1825foller. SOOO n1i!es, Factory \\'an-anfy . ug, c can, $1295. 830--3397
FOR ACTION. • ''"' ''l·E· 12 · · ! 4"7 ~32 673--0885. $2199 319 Dr1ft\\·ood !Wad, Corona 'ti6 \'\V, :'llus1 sell. Good "" ..-.. '--· · ; \\'lrl' nn1s. ne1~· er. " -.:.u, · del l\1ar. 673-4238 Aft 6. V\\' '65, Excel cond. Orig . r.fich X tires. Lci\v mi. $2·100 ** 1971 Porsche 911.T. Im· O\vner, nu eng & paint. Must transpo11ation car. AMIF~I THROUGH A or Oest offer. 646-2690. MG lllac cond '65 V\V bus, $450, needs II •~ 644 ,,.,.,,, radio, big tires,, $ 2 5 0. . 979-3"&4 '72 SUBARU 4 DR. motor v.'Ork. Also '66 V\V se · _.,,,. """""""'· 548-8019.
Vacancies cost 1noney! P..cnt DAILY PILOT KARMANN GHIA SON a\vav at school. must • 2100 1niles, Factory Warranty parts &46-9234. '68 VW Van· New E'l'lg. Good r--~Y-O_l_Y_O __ _
yourbld "°""'th' apt., stolre CLASSIFIED ADS sell •64 MGB. XI n I '7,0pdPoArsche,!_41·~ Sily/b$12900k. 5 $1899 '63 VW VARlANT. tirelOOs &~~ .. Radio: Clean.
2'201 S. Main Santa Ana
g., etc. ru a Daily Pi ot '6~ Karmann Ghia conv. lo niechanical cond. \Vill ac· . · PP· b.,... LIJ mi. · * $450. * SJ · ,,,.,....,,()'t. 1---------1
Classifier! Ad. SeU idle ilen1s CALL 642•56 78 1nileagC'. Ext & int. Xlnt ccpt s7oo. Ph. 5-i8-l22S. :H0-4291 aft 6, all day Sat. . . 645-4488 aft 6 pm '66 V\V Bug. Good con~. '68 VoJvo, 2 dr auto, top con.
now! Call-64YJ618 NO\\•! concl. $1050. lirm. 644-5003.
1
\Vant ad results ... 642·5678 CO:'ll,PARE Price and Stand· .61 VW Cl . $725 dition, orig owner.
Motor Homes Motor Homes Motor Homes Motor Hornes Motor Homes $~~,~~atures on all 1972 '63 Sunrl."YSs\r\~~ ~& ~~ ~ * 642-9586 *
Sale/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 Sale/Renf 940 Sale/Rent 940 e Fronl wh~l drive Sell or trade, Van. 645-68.59 Nf'ed a "Pad"? Place an ad! Seit idle items .. · &42.5678
-----------------------'-------• 4 spd, all sync trans Autos, rmported 970 Autos .. lmPorted 970 Autos, Imported 970
INTRODUCING THE
IRAND
NIW '72 DEL MAR
VAN CONVERSION
On 11 I ton OodrJ• thot$is with ronge.
ond Jensen 10ilt1 I 72172SJ9.'i
55795 ',;.
591~.~
,., 14 1110, 10 % d11. (ti~ P"CI ;ow.t. llA ' ht. h
$6120.7l. Dtf. ptnt. prir:t ii S8•66.14 APR ,,
9.83% On Gpl)n)Yed credit,
.. ,,.
UJ.A.
INTNElUXUlY
BELOW '72 PRICES
~U ~l\1itSliC BUYS
Bring The Family To Seo
SPOTS
The Clown • FREE
PLAY NOW-PAY LATER
7 YEARS BANK FINANCING
AVAIUlll.I OJI APP,OVIO CllDIJ
IR:~: 73 explorer 20
run., '"' cOllt.m.f. s.-. ~-760114
BOTH FOR ONLY $CJ700 t ..
ONLY $J54s 3 MO
fqrM mo. 15 % dn. cav. price incl. tox & lie. i•
S 10249.00. Def. pm!. prit• is S14S4l.07. APR
is 12.'22%.0n~edcredit.
73 explorer 20
fvlty slllf comainld. w. Ho. 16071
NOW ONLY $6995 "" '"
$118~~ for&4 mo. Co"' pric1 Kl. Ill~&.
til". ,, i 1lll.t,. lf!ol dn. plfll,
h 10'.'ll.. Dtl. '"''· p1<C t rl l 1061S 41 U~11 l?,22-,_., Ori
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of • """"' """'"" ..........
, HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-8803 11101 IUCll ILVD. HVHnHfTON llACN
• Ar.'1 Radio
• \\1hite walls
• \\'heel covers
• I-leaier & defroster
• Reclining seats
• Bumper guards e Cigal"f'tte lighter e Padded dash
• Locking steering \\"heel
• Dual braking systen1 e 2 speed elt>Ct \Vipers
• Seat belt & han1ess
ALL THIS-and
over 25 MPG!
Also good selection of
new •n Peugeots and
Triumphs.
BUY NOW and
$SAVES
FRITZ WARREN'S
SPORT CAR
CENTER
710 E. ht ST .• S.A.
547·0764
L<riO SAAB 99, must sell, ail',
AM/FM. new radials &
battery, $1995, -193-3511.
TOYOTA
JUST ARRIVED!
* Trucks!
* Ceficas! * MX-6! * Garina GTX! * Corolla's 1200!
10 DE~IOS!
AU Reducf'd to Move Out!
SEE US LAST -·
For Your Best Deal!!
DWllemi&
-TOYOTA
1966 f'larbor, c.~1. 646-930."l
'67 TQYOT A Corona Del~.
Xlnt cone:!, radio, hf'ater,
OWrK'r. 968-9967
SAVINGS
WANTED!
50 VOLKSWAGENS
PAID FOR OR NOT!!
WE PAY CASH • • • $ $ $
REGARDLESS OF
CONDITION ••••
DRIVE 'EM IN or
TOW 'EM IN • • • NOW!
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VOLVO
SAYINGS
A. N•v•r Before
On All ften\a\nlng 'i:I
YOLVOS
WEIKIND
SPECIALS
Autos, Uittd' 990 Ptrrl.11 ValJey civ cab cam~ er. Dinette stove w/oven,
NO SHORTAGE OF loade<l. l •15'6i
CAMARDS HERE! $3195
.... ,,.~ •t
'72 C1m1ro Cpe. -'
~.j~iJi'tl. •~<>.:_PS.. _2! K;>A1'~U!'f"24U
Wiii Trade 'S!lvM". Map, air cond.
• (#1~)
'72 Camaro Cpe. $3495
Red. VS. air. radio, P.S.,
auto. {134967).
Will Trade • '71 Camaro Cpe.
Gold. V8, auto., radio, P.S.,
low milE'fi. U33ETSJ. , ·w111 'l'r•de
'72 LAND CRUISER
Station \Vagon. 4 \\'d., Ah-1/
~·r.1. only 12,000 miles . like
MW! (2l0F0Jll
$4495
1 ,;j, Can1~ro ~pe., ,
~'\TI~Q~· 3 ,po4c1. rldlo. 71 DATSUN PICKUP
Wiii Trad• • '69 Camaro Cpe.
Blue, VS, radio, P.S., auto.,
air, vii:iy!-roof. {80908Ql.
Wiii Tr•d•
7 1oot SL" Pac over cab
cam(l€'r. Priced to sell. {419·
BZSI
$2395
'" 9" ""'°'· UNCI
990 Autos, UNCI Autos, Ua.d 990 Auto1, UMd 990 4ut09, UNO
CHIVROLET FORD PLYMOUTH 1968 Pontiac .• °'· Catalina,
--------CORVETTE BUICK ro ,_ '":':'-CC-""."------alr oond., pQwe:r windows, .C JJUI& 1969 RD \.A.luntry Sedan, G 1 1 1•x tra cltan. $1195. Prlv.
• Special, • Dr IOdan '71 El Camino '66 Sdntl10Y '"'"" ""' wlblk -· ........ Alr. PIS. 969 Plymouth Fury 111 P•<ty. phoM """ '. 1 l.1Wl)tt. Xlnt oond. Gd. lnl. 321 V-1, 4 sp, 2 to~, P/B, A/T. Cltao family Vl!, Coupe, r1'dlo. i:ilr rond.. 67S.Wl0 u no ut1Swer. ffl'UT Wide A/C, he&ttt, Only ltl,000 mllt>1, automallc M1/f'Pil orta: owner. $1 , car. Slti15. 8 f 4-2 7 0 6; vinyl roof, pov.·er 11tecrlna:, ti7~ 3000 84 •2807. tran.l, powfr steerillj', lac· 833-14.M ~. llUlo (XTB8BJ. ;r · lMhtACU~TE!. l.966 Buick =:1rl.1~tom ttber alto '70 Stinaray Silver 4 ipd. 45'. IMPERIAL $ 1699 '70 Pontiac Lentuns Stl/11.r1
Skylark: a1r, vinyl ~1 · $31. 99 AM/FM stereo, $3800. L'ONNEl.L CHe'VROLET :~cond~/ll.IWPag/~ ~~~: me<.<han1~y. $900. 2 &U-4223 aft 8:30 PIJ"l· 2828
or 548-4984. "1 Loc&Uon, 3 Great Can" '63 Corvette F a -.1 b" ck' '6S Jmpert1;l Corrv., tlelll" new Cmita ~f;~r ~~3 ~l~~t ~'? ph 1U1 !Jprn
CADILLAC • Poroche • Audi • VW • """'· lmma<. IJ6'0 or 1><11 ~·~78~· ""°" I-Op. '72 Plymouth •67 Pomi.c GTO. 4 •J>d.
PONllAC
l!IGS PONTIAC Bonneville. 4
dr., V8, auto, air wnd.,
power •Cttrtn&, JlO\''f'l' dlk
brakn, radio, btr, W/'f\'llla:,
Uni. !dp. OOU.. ldnt cone!.
$1400. 1.0132 Jon Day Dr .. tm. )ttcredhh G a rd e n a ,
lirookhunt A Ad• ms. '6Ul1'2.
RAMBLER •j3 ·CCJdlhac citp-, ~~~GAR JAVELIN Gran Sport, 2 Dr, Hardtop, ~·1~~i~~To1; .. ~nc1~&~1 .. ~ Q 1---------1 Auto 1'rans. Factory Air offC"r over SiOO. tlli·02S9. 166 RAMBLER American
CIMll e VIiie •M .,._,_,. ~ Spd, -~~-. '70 Jav~Un. Stlll under n1ajor Conrl, Power Sle('rlng, Pow· 68 I I • $2:JO. Mtl-0797 r-v1 ......._.. ~ -..,.,.,.,_ Wan'tlll. Loaded w/XtrU\ ("f Brake~. A~l i t"'~f StPreo ' "onUac LC"Mans, 'l dr
P /s, AJC! R37-29M. Radkl VI I R t 1 hard.tap, full pwr. E::ccel VALIANT , I.Dual Comfort Seat!, vinyl roof . e '1 ' ny 00 ' un Y cond. Sl,xw), ~;J() OOfore , ---------I Beau~ ~;.;.,·ist Fini.sh. ' Muatana, 390 GT,• spd, PS. JEEP 5100 m\1~!1.-!302fYAJ $3395 6 pm. 1 • &<Wa)' .,_1eais7~;'ereo tape Muat Sell, • e '65 ~d"lr'-. c.836="""";;. c;;·'-----=''o:-=-:c:--;---,,.-1'6:-l \';1lh1nt , 4 dr, G ")ii, auto, ~ oontrdl MullallJC, 289 3 spd, tmmac ,68 Jnp .69 Valiant, 4 Dr. Auto '70 Grand Prix, air, an1/fm, PS, ft&H, nr new tires.
$176 _, M ll .,~,. ~ .. ~~ 1tereo tape, new r11dlalti, Runs xtnt. ~75. ~36-8400. -44S E Cout "".... u1t It • otiJ"W'ri· h drl tl Trani., $895. e '136 Valiant $2895. 49$--4245 or 497_1394.
per mon;h NE\VPoRT B~& '69 XR~ Coular· Oean 1 'U:s!il.u!on,v~lr ~:iiijon: WHagun, Al~o Tra64"' ~!·; Radio, Nee<t 8 "Pad"! Place an ad! ~!11~ '°c'l:s:~dsw~ t"
36 mo. O.E:.L. tax 673-0090 Ext. 53-54 All extras. $2200 ing, radio, while\\·aUs, ''at'Y eater, ·'"·'· .r-t ..... 4. Call 642-5678. ~'ell • c11ll NO\V G4'2-5678 . i~m~te O.lfvery. (Otin SUndyl .r· ~~*·a -•cleart and .1gw mlleagt" 'fill 21!:· 11 4 'I A1.4U> Autot, lmDt"90 -9'16 Aytos, irnJ>irttct 910 11.IASING · -,11 CH"V "' >.~"nll-.,.,iio,wet, · 16>-,IUJl$1 dlr, ca1J ~A~ i ,· ••. v:!':,".',i---.... -----...__._.-..._.. __ _ · . .41.L MODEL~ -!. AMI:,.· S ~ ot .... ntld0r,o1 " •1 • ia101 ~ -. ·•ND 'MAICl!S · E C ''!'"' .. S , , •ti m ·** , .. 1 ·-J -· -,w;;-,."t1eet=-.... H aler, $4911. 64>*!4 . .,. AutO •tranz ~ corllf pwr DO E i.uqr,, eep ' new '73'• t tr. pwr ..... laoda~ "'•· D """rytbiot •. Mutt.s•ll.11295. PONTIAC J.36*)1Lll62965. Top 1bape, 493-J511, Southern California $2995 1969 oodv• charvar
Bank Leasing
BILL BARRY Coupe, VS, auto, air cond .. 1st National ~;;rh~~ superior ..,
Pontiac-GMC-Fiat $2099
rtst. ~t. at ~1.ti"'•I ""1fNELL ·CHEVROLET 2000 ·'E. l•t .St.1' a.}M ~:!'f1-b Hadior Blvd ..
MERCURY '72 CATALINA
Dem'lnstrator 1972 Pontiac
---------1 C<ilalina 2 DR HT. wi!h tow
'70 Mercury
~toqterey 2 Di: HT, V./i, Aut
Tram:, power ste er'lng,
Radkt, Heater, \vhite \\'allil,
wheel covers, A very nice
car (716CTO) $1995 dlr. Call
836-£536.
lo\v n1ilC'age. F'u!ly factory
ct1uipped inclu ding s\rreo
Mt:fll Rdio, P window-..
?.B'!. P.,. V inyl tcip~ rally n
w_ltko!ls, \• glau. factory air
6Qudt., elect ~k plUJ
mdCh much moro. Serial
No. 2L57M2C32293."i.
PRICE A
DOT DATSUN
nn ~1ichelson Drive
(Corner ot MacArthur)
Irvine, Calif. ~
714/833-8620 213/6Z7-<l367
YOUR ONLY
FACTORY
AUTHORIZED
CADILLAC
DEALER
558::1000 '11 11-.eosta·Mesa 546-1203
1"1' Chevy lmiiila ... 1)1oDGE Charger. Auto.,
Wagon, a utci tr~, power p;r. steer. & brks. New
1 t e e r i n g , a2i' co~. HNI:. $1100. Aft 6. pm,
(UYW865). ··, J l i 55)i!M75. $1199 · .-.. -Dodg~-,-P~o-la_ra_4_dr_h-ard~
CONNEU.. CHEVROLET top. a u t o, P/S, P/B,
2828 Harbor Blvd., Air/cone!. Sharp. Pri/pty.
Costa Mesa 546-1203 • $375. 638-3621.
'6' CHEV. CORVETTE 'G9 l)()dge Camper. A!r"
Both tops air cond pwr raised roof, fully equip d.
'69 Mercw-y Marauder 2 Dr.
Alr/Cond., p/s, p/b. Nl!W
Michelins w/s/w tire!,
brakes, radiator, fuel pun1 p,
'vater pump, carb, battery + more. $650. 557-7869.
$288 DOWN
$118.52 per mo.
BEFORE YOU BUY!
NEW DATSUN 1200
I.Arant selection of Cad.fl· '72 DATSUN 1200 lacs in Drane• County. • '69 Cam1ro Cpe.
1tr clean. ZRR027. '' Xlnl cond. $2950. 6T:.HJ425.
$2995 1966 Dodge ChaJ'&er, New
1970 MERCURY Marauder 2
door h.t.. vinyl top, air
cond.. PIS, P/B. Xlnt
cond., new tlrff, sacrifice at
12495. (714) -·
Yes, just $288 is the total
do~·n payment and only
$118.52 is tile total monthly
payment including t a x ,
license and all finance
charge11 for 48 n1onths on
approved credi t. The cash
price Is $4876.22 including
tax and -H~nse. Deferred
payment price ls $5976.96
which Includes all finance
char&es, sales tax a.nd
license. Annual percentage
rate Is 10.98.
Brown. V8, radio, automatic.
t990ELUl,
Wiii Trade • '68 C•m•ro Cpe.
Blue. 6 cyUnder, 3 1peed,
l'ldio; fWPC457).
Wiii Tr•d• • '68 Camaro Cpe.
Faatb&~~ 4 spd., R&H, gold. S&ln-Leufna. , ?;b) miles, like new. ~ Nabers BILL BARRY Tire1. Brake• Shock" Ex-
cellent Condition, 642~.
$2195 U Cadillac Pont(oc-GMC--Fl•I
{lst St. at S.A. Fwy.)
2600 HARBOR BL.. 200) E. lat St .. Santa Ana
COSTA MESA 558-1000
'70 FORD SUPER VAN f!40.9100 Open Sunday 1972 Bln•r W•gon
FALCON
'63 FALCON RANCllERO.
Rebuilt motor.
64&-3723 aft 1 pm
Econollne, VS, AT, R/H, '66 CONVERT Cadillac 12389 mJJos -cu In •M 0 -l b'-k I _, I lh • ~ . • ••• FORD wlde/1' 1%l" wb. For that oca.u uac w ro:u ea er power steering and brakes,
1963 MERCURY Sta. Wgn.
Radio, air, PIS. 4 door.
$225. or ofter. 644-4382.
'67 Caliente 4 dr. auto. V.S,
alr. 57,000 mi. Very clc.•an.
$795. 64H121.
MUSTANG
1967 MUSI'ANG 2 + 2
Fastbal·k, PIS, pwr disc BILL BARRY Black. Auto .. AM·f'l\I radio,
.elo.c._~ ll33CZRJ.
·Will Trede
big payload. fXCGT751 Int., full pwr., ah' cond., xtra rear seat. superior con·l---------At.1/FM radio, Cn.tisema.tic. ditlo ("'~ ~1 $2695 ty,•ilig:ht sentinel, tilt lh'I· n. °'"~ ... · '70 FORD
whl. Prlv prty. 11450. $4399 COUNTRY SQUIRE
brks, AM lrte""o tape, 11Clcct ..
llh ift, T-Bar, custom Int & Pontiac:-GMC-Flat . ' '67 Cam1ro Cpe. 552-91 n. CONNEU.. CHEVROLET Sta. wag auto tra.n.s., air ex!. air cond., folding rear llst St. at S.A. F~'Y.)
11eat, tinted glas1, radial 2000 E. 1st St .. SMta Aba
Gl'ffn. 6 cyl., lrtlck, radio. SEE OUR ·n Cad CotiPe de Ville. Like 2828 Harbor Blvd., cond. P'l'tT rtr., pwr brka,
new. Moving 0 v e r 5 e a 8 . --"°"''7-ta,,M~es"=a=">J6."°"'1203""'-I really clean 42TBZJ.
tires, mag whls, racing mil'-558-1000
CTXU91~l.
.Wiii Trad•
\VIDE SELECTION
of
DATSUN PICKUPS
'67's thru '72's
~ .. m C:1i:i ~~~. Pi9I '71 VEGA BILLs269BA5RRY
ror, extras. $1400. !714) ~.69~G~ra-,-d~Prlx~.~SJ~mod~~,I. 9&!-8347 att 6 pm. Air cond .. FM stereo, ntany 170 MuRaril · 302. auto, PS. xl:ras. $2,400. 673-3331. i• ,I •
CONNELL
CMEVRotlT
~Harb6r Blvd.
644-6875. .~ • f ~ed. radio, heater, \\'hite
'69 Convertible. BeauU.tW ,dde· walls. '
white wired lather !Md-_ See It -You ll Buy It Pontlac-GMC-Fiat
~'ps, faCt ,tlr. bronze ~'/blk ,73 VEN'rURA ,
vtn ~.P· Exceptiona! cond.
544-lSU, aft 5 pm. 1973 Pontiac Ventura:' JI
Cos1a t..1esa ~1203
GARDEN GROVE
DATSUN
-" w/o~-13 ~ ~08 Vla J) l • (1st SI. al S.A. Fwy.\
O;."U ,. ... =. ,'MJ. 11 ftl!ilt ft1nll 2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana
Cordova. Lido Isle, N.B. -WA UllUI 558--l(XXI
'64 SedM De Ville. Full pwr, JDYQJI '69 Ford van, V-8. Lo\v
'70 Mustang 302 Fastback
air, power, new tires
213: 598-5242 AMC air, xlnt cond. $595 cir beat A
If o .... """" mileage. Good condition. OLD$M081LE
'66 Aq];eri~n Motors 220.
Xlnt ~.·J owner. 51 .fXX>
mt No' den&. SS!-~7698.
0 er...:...'"~~ •. __ Jo ~ c \! &1&9303 673-5218 eves. '73 Cad Cpe ""''Ville. ,,,.,__. 1 .. • ' 1935 FORD Tudot 1'ciurfng ~61) CUtla.sr Su pren1e. Fully
'BUICK
13801 H bot Bl d ed. 350 a.ctual ml ~ 19. . iVY Impala Sedan IOaded. PrlcW below Blue
ar v · firm. Pvt. pty; MO-f18L • Dool' .~ct8n, auro, power • C 64S-758S Book. Sl,~. Excel cond.
Garden Grove 534-125.5 * 1971 Cadillac Cou~ de ~lllf!ering, air cond., vinyl all ~. (~ Bl.k.i. So. of GG Freeway) Vllle Xlnt oond $4900 CaU roof. {381ABT). '64 FO'l'd Country~ good ~.66~0e'""u.-1wrury--~P~/S-. ~P~/~B.
'61 Buick
E lectre 215 Sed•n
. 8~2fil3. . • $1799 appeirance, Ra als. Air Air. AMIF/'• Vl ...... ok,
CONNELL CHEVROLET CondWon:lng, $350. 833-328&. lmm&,e. Retent O/h, $1:100.
CAMARO Full PoY.•er, Air Cond, one BUICK 0Wt1er,~ab1olutely im·
maTc-uWE",:,.'yUOYB'!!Jl.CK -------1'68 eamaro. s ...i: ' .,,.i. : "" IU 1968 Buick Wlldc•I Allklng lllOO. Pvt J>lity.
''.ti 5th & WeJnut Convertible. 47148 one owner1 .:;963-4;:..:1"35"'.--~-_...._ J Huntington Beach mile•. Air, power steering, I 53&-<SBS and brakeo. electric wi.,. CHEVROLET dows and seats, new top.1 ________ _
; '66 B~ Spetilci;\l Sla \Varon, superior ear. (VS03M). ia68 Chevv. Ma.Ii.bu ~ -nl'o'ha , lull pwr. $1699 " ~, l ·'* 969'1!191 * 396 Cu. In. Vf(CotJI*, Aujo,
·• '63 Wildcat. new trans, f;f,I CONNEl..L CHEVROLET power 1teerlng, r a dii o '-· cell 2828 Harbor Blvd.. (VHA.279). ' ' tires. """ ex en!. 75. °"'" M~ 54&1203 $16-..... , ~ Call 548-4742 ,.,.,,
2828 Harhor Blvcl.. '66 Ford LTD. 2 pr. X1?t !,163-3508
Coeta M= "'6-1203 cood. PB. PS. Au!.i. ~. ~~""'=p"l"'N"'T"O~--.~ ' * 548--1281 * '?l Monte Carlo. Xlnt cond. , . Air cond., Auto tranJ., P S, 67 LTD. 2 dr, [uiJ 'poo'!t,
RB, st~rw. Vinyl roof. Only n.lr,_la u. X!J!t cond. $850.
12.WJ ml. 1 owner. $3495.
Ofc.. 548-5561; Hom e 1959: Sta Wgn., nu tires, 494-s:m. , Sl 7S.
'71 CHEV. CORVETTE ;'. -962-6363 ' '
Hard top, air cond .. auto 1967 Fofil Co~ •. ai.i ~.
1971 Pinto like ne\\',
int; -d
ml.
Goin , to ·
trana:.1 sharp car. 288CKQ. Exoeil~lhtecJwucal mnd.
$4995 Cleao. $4911. 67>-8111. m. 0200'kt e-ng. Oelux
int. & ext. Auto trans. Good '68 Country Squire. New 1.-olld. $1500. i13-8116. ' BILL BARRY brks. Very gd cond. $1950.
; 644--0541 * PLYMOUTH
Pontf•c-GMC-Fl1t '66 Ford Country Sedan ---------
lilt St al S.A. Fwy. l \Vagon Air/cond. P/B( Ac ~ Plymouth Road Runner.
•.2(K)()1J<:. li:.t St., Santa ,\na P/S. Clean. $450. 8i7--0682. ,'Eicellent condition. Make
5."iS·l<XX> '62 Ford Co1111try Sq~ sta. Ofter.
1969 Chevy Malibu \vi;:-n. Pwr 1tHring. Excel 548-3122
VS, wagon, auto trans., 1,.'0nd. $250. 645-4038. '66 PLYMOUTH Satellite,
radio, un~al v a I u e . Uke to Trade'! our 'l"rl'lder's auto trarui., l450. Good cond.
lYKG5601. Paradlae column is for you? 646-3TI4.
wlth lel'ls than 100 mllet.
Fully factory eqUipped tn.
eluding factory air condt, T.
glu1, cuat carpet!I, ft. con-
110lr, VS engine. Rally II
wheels., vinyl top, ~t
seals, P.S., P.B .. WW 'tire,
radio, 1>lu& much nNch
more. Seri al No .
2Y27MlLl05276.
$282 DOWN
$98.18 per mo.
Yes, juat $252 it the total
down payment and only
$98.18 is tho-total n1onthly
paymem lnclwllng t a x •
licente and all finance
chargff for 48 months on
approved i;re<fit. The cash
price ·is $4082. 77 lncludlnf
tax & U~nse. Deferred ot.Y·
ment prlce I.I $4994.64 wh!eh
includ~ all finance charges,
sales tax and licen.'le. An·
nual percentage rate 1s
10.98.
BILL BARRY
Ponti•c-GMC-Fiat
(1st St. at S.A. Fwy.I
.2000 E . 1st St .. Santa Ana
558-1000
OR 52026 ~~~J
Pl.US TAX & LIC.
"fl'ol' • -.. fllvwed -II. """""' l)t•CM!Ow ...... 1<1.)1%, r.-IM"W Ind~ .,., Uc.. '""""' 1. i:i-i s21n.k
I/I•••• •••• '·· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . : * USED CAR SP!CIALS * : ' . . . ......................................... ·~· ...... .
1 '71 YW CAMPMOBILE $2799
· l'od orv bull!, -too Olld i.rit. 1!11· _<;9011-lly dean ln1ldl!i & oul. 2'1 " " . . .
'61 DATSUN 110 $1199 4-DOOlt WAGON
"""' tnmt .• 1 AM l'Odlo, WSW. aOIWWV ll4u.. Mll'I fw h bnltv
nt AIM .... ................. '. ................ , ............................ ······ . .
; ASK ~BOUT OUR 5 YEAR ;
l INSURID WARRANTY PROGRAM ;
: ON NEW AND USED CARS : . ······· ............................................ .
$1499 5 line!!, 5 day1 for a bucks.
. a:>NNELL CHEVROLET Autos, Imported i70
'282R Harbor Blvd.,
A good want ad Is a good in-
Classilied Adi! . . . 642-5678 .,_v~"~'m~•~"'C't.--.,.-:--=o:
,Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Auto1, lmponed
.. THE '73's ARE HERE I
Aro you llndl~ It difficult lo dHI with
''the big boys.' Let's. f•ce It, f1ney n1w
1howroom1 •nd big p1yroll1 cost money
•• 1om1 of th1t cost 11 pe11ed on to the
buyar. At Biii V•t11 VW, you'll find our
low ov1rh11d wlll uve -~·~I W~~l'
m•y not 11a .. • carP,l!oil ohowr.eitl', ltut
we do h••• low prlC.ol Come .., In • "'
w•'ll play bill with you, ~nd yeu'll ~"1'1 •
out the winner I "'
OPEN SUNDAY
l!h ··~UT!~.!·· @ ~ VOLKSWAGEN
SALll e llAVICI e 'AATI
LAAllNO
e R~NTALI &
4'3-4!'1 4n.22H IJ7-4IOO
IN JIM Cl ... tnM • ........ I.it .,.... ,_,, -
'" Ha c,.. Off ... ""
'
OONNElL CHEVROLET
~ Harbor Blvd.,
Co.ta Mesa ~ta>l
1970 Chev)' El Camim, rune
eteellent. Rebuilt ere &:
t:ranl., Y1t cu. in. PwT. Stt.
Auto. nTSO. or be1t ciffer.
l7HS2$ J'Utlerton.
'66 • 3§6 Chevelle SS. Xlnt
"""11tlon 11!0. 54~9'13. 983 Oak St. CM.
'64 Chev Impala. Gd rood.
Clean. Orta ownrr. 1G!5. l5IMlal H.B.
'72 IMPALA4 Oil. H.T.
AUtomallc1 alr *'1., .,._
.......... • bnMt, Ndlo. An unUIUAI valut. (580EAL),
$2999
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'68 CHEV. VAN
8 cyl auto tra.na:.,
paint, 31051C.
$1695
BILL BARRY
'72 Chevy
Impala
new
Auto Trans, factory Air
Cond, Power Steering,
Jladio, tilt v.'hl'<'I. !427DTA)
$2795 dlt. 8J&.6536.
'69 CHEVY MAJlbu Cpe, 350
eng., A/T, PIS, AfC, vtnyl
top, rxcepUonally clean.
Bt1t ouer. 842-9774.
19611 OfEVELLE Malibu 2 dr
h.t. 6 cyl, $400 or otter. -· '88 Malibu Cpe. M" whla,
J't'blt ena: .. auto trans. $550.
Aft 6 pm. BU-6140.
'69 Towntman Wag. Below
bl... bk. Pwr equip. Xbil
oond. $1900. 5.16-9MO.
CHRYSLER
'67 IJlUN!l'iAI. Gd oond.
Beaut ctr. Sl~.
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COIYAIR
'64 <XlRV AIR. 1 OWNl:JI.
I 33,000 m1. XJftt l"Ol'ld. sm. 89+-1'ilt
GREAT USE.D CARS ' . .
'71 VW WESPHIUA ·CAMPER ..... $AYE '69 DATSUN 510 SEDAN ....•..... $895 •
'67 KARMANN GHIA ............ $1095 '67 VW SQUAREBACK ............. $995
Jhtdill, Whl,._llls, • $peed, (us!Om Graeber 0,.,,.., Tlll'led To A TM. ("!OM lftl New lllld P1lnt, IMrOI t &offO, i"'OX '3tl
'71 CHEVY ' VEGA ............... $1495
RMllO, btlQllt 'HllOW 1~ ~"Ion. (fUC10) p<l(ed IO M ii
'68 VW FASTBACK ............ .
•rlfl'lt Y1t1ow, Low Miio, WIS/W llrlt. CYEV IUI
$1195
'69 VW BUG $1295 '67 FORD VAN .................. $1295
ll:HIO, HMltr, Trim Rlng1, • $J>Hd, (WYB on1 CC.mot."' r!Oulll 1r1ns & enq!,.., ca..,. dOwn end-! (J1116Al
$895 ..... ~ '70 YW IUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2395
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'66 FORD ,,...USTANG ............ .
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'68 KARMANN $1195 '69 VW $QUAREBACK ............ $1795
Au*Nllt. Air C.lf•lllt. L.tw L.1W Mlltt. (ZO'I' N>I
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Srltltt lllld. • .,..., It.alt, HMflt, (UHH 02'2!
'66 VW BUG .. .. . . .. .. .. . . .. .. . $895 '57 VW YAN ................•.... $795
ll•; ' .,._., ltedlo. llllVH ~J Good COl'ld. (GFHMJ) wfflln tllltlal.
'68 CORTINA GT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $795
t loetd, hdlo, Hfflff', 0(LY4tl
'72 VW SUPER BU(,7 $1995
'66 VW DELUXE BUS . ' ' . . . . . . . .. $1050 '67 VW BUG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . $895
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'69 VW SQUAREBACK
Mtltt!I( e-. l!lt'"'°Tllvll l)tXH 1.,1
... $1495 '71 VW 411 WAGON ........... $2795
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BRAND NEW 1913 o.n Approved Cr.edit
PINTO WAGON
SQUIRE OPTION $
"odio, • speed transmissio n, Calif.
Em ission Sy,tem, 2000 c.c Eng ine,
Freight & Dtoler Prep. Charge.
A78 xl3 Tires, FR. Disc Brakes, lug-
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Orcfer Yo,u~s Today
let' .,.1, 41111•111111, f•ll <••h Prict b $26:11.2• IMI. l•x & lic.'DHtrr1il••Ym•11t price
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!72 MUSTANG __
VI. Au10 . f oci. Aor. ~1 .. yl Too . ,.S .. low S
Mrlt1. (7780Sl)
'72 TORINO
GllANt> Piil)( 2 dr. Hord Top. AulOml ltC $
lfon1., rodoo. power "urf1. p.ow.r bro'"'t.. •
VII. vinyl roof ~79005Z) •·
'72 MA YERICK $2·477 ford MolOI" Ct. lltn!al. "Y-1 outo. lfl)'ll.,,. •.
dro. Moler, pwr. llttring. {791DSZ) '7
'69MACHI
M,,.;,.. VO . ~"-•~• .. """Y oi" pow• 516' -· 1· 7
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'69 COLONY Pg.r.k _
llAT100WlG<JN.VI.~-""""·"'"' s·11· 77· ry Alf. lu9goge r(l(k. Powll' Srffl'int, Power ' ,
Brokts. (YCN267)
'70 MAVERICf
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.'69CHEV
. °''~"'' D•ru•o VI."""'°" •oo•. "'"· 521 77 htottr, powtf ~lttnOQ, foctory oir, vinyl rool.
milti rrg1!1 (460-I SC)
'71 MAVERICl< . --r~ -
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'71 DATSUN
'71 PINTO
· · s147·7· 2 Do«. 4 ...... •odio, H1JOter, Delu~t 1w-. '
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'72 MAVERICK · si· 41· l .. , For• Mo!Or Co. 11"11ol. V-1, 11\Jlo. Iron~~ re-_ ,
dio, hlJ01f(. (242f8£) • -, . ' ._ ,,~'-... ~\ .
'72 GRAN Tori .. _ v. ;, ..
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foslbock Wide 0~011, VB fO(tory oir. poww ~s 1,4
srefflno, radio, /leoirlrt". (XNJ303) ,. . . . . . . -.. .
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'65MUSTANG $977. . .
V' . . I . • Milornolic tro11i. power 1te1'1"111Q, ocrory .01r, · •
·rodio, hfftrt", villy! roof. bucktr ~ts. (RPC-580) ·
'67 MGB Coupe.. . ··
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nM. (Y080J6)
!..71 MERCURY· r:
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air. (3420SZ) , ~-
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l"d MoO" Co. •~ool. l ''· V-1, """ s347-z• 1roQ1~ rodio. htottr. power 1tfffing, fact .
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'72 FORD Ll'~ ... '72 PINTO Runalaoui .
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'72 FOR·D ·LTD. . .
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power 1111ring ,·loct·•ir,'·IO:w ·miiltf•. . ~ <Y~14Jn . . ' ~--" :1.-,:-
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Sport C11stom.•\l·I, ovro. trens., rod'IO, /Mral'-_ • ~
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