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1975-07-12 - Orange Coast Pilot
I I • • . . Orange €oast E DITION Dinte-a-Llne : . Borgai11sTodofi \ " . * . . . . .. . . • . VOL.68,N0.193,3,SECTIONS,34PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A . SATUROAY,JULY12, 1975 TEN CENTS Los Alft:rµitos Viewed as Jet Ai1·pod By WILLIAM SCHREIBER noise problems At Qr1D&.e County jo.int use of El Toro because they Uonal Guard units and may be guard activity here to keep the Assumtni Blixt 10Jd'tbe ehief °'.,.. 0•111 "1i..s..tt Airport will be part of a report claim it would intei:fere with the WJable by the larger commercial base fully occupied but there is a of Naval Operatio• deem joint .Orange County Supervisors from county Airport Director "mission" olthe base. planes. lot or capacity." us. e acceptable at Los Alamitos, will be told later this month Los Robert Bresnahan: ' Pentagoh al)(l recteral Avfa. Capt. Mel Blixt, commander of Blixt said there have been a tbere is the questio.n ottbeopera· Alamitos Naval Air Station bas Bresnahan bas-ntused lo re-tfon Admfnlstrat1on officials sup· tbe base in west Orange County, number of.inquiries by county of. tional capabilities of th~ base and far greater potential tban El lease any specific dat.a in his port the Marines. claiming the · said in an interview the Navy ficials about the possibility of its runways. Toro Marine Corps Air Station stuay prior to its receipt by high-powered fighter jets used at hasn't been as adamantly op-joint use, but the Navy has r e· "I think we could hartdle just for joint military and civilian supervisors, but it is known tbat El Toro are not compatible with posed to joint use of Los Alamitos fused to commit itself without a about any kind of plane nown in avl.auon. be bu been looking into joint use big airliners or small private as the Marines have at El Toro. formal request. here," Blixt said. "We handle the That finding and others re- garding tbe feasibWty of joint . use as an alteroativ~ to pressing possibilities at Los Alamitos. planes. "But. then, we've never had a "But even so, we have to be big C·l31 cargo planes and there Marine Corps officials have Los Alamitos, on the other formal request from tbe county orepared for this sometime in the aren't many bigger than that." steadfastly refused any over· hand, is used almoSt exclusively to consider," Blixt said. "We pro-next 20 years or so." Blixt con-Los Alamitos has two runways . tures by the. c-0unty over possible now by reservists and Ak Na· bably have enough resel"'rist and ceded. <See JETPORT. PageA2) ro e ,ecor • attm ? - Sinking Baffles Officials By m~ARY KAYE OfUieD11lly l"lleUCMf Officials said today they are still mystified by the early mom· ing sinking Friday of the 28·foot ChrisCraft "Lani Kai" which was found abandoned and partfally submerged two miles off Balboa Pier. No trace of a crew has been found . The boat is now drydocked al Lido Penins ula Shipyard in Newport Beach. U.S. Coast Guard officers , Orange <;:ounly 1 Harbor Department officials and Newport Beach police are trying to determine circumstances of ·the sinking and who might have been aboard. Tommy Finklea. Sr . ot Anaheim, owner or the Lani Kai, said be has no idea who was responsible for the sinking. He was last aboard at her Newport mooring )ast Tuesday. "Everything looked fine al that time," he s11ld. According to Coast Guard Lt. Edward Beder, l~e sinking was attributed to a disconnected water inlet line which allowed tbe sea to pour into the hull. Lani Kai sank stern first, but an air bubble kept the bow afloat until she was discovered about S:JOa.m. Sgt. Kenneth Thompson of the (&!eSINKING, PageA2) HE TESI'IFIED ON WATERGATE For the first time, this NEWSNAME teatified .about the Watergate ca.te under o.ath before mem· be r 1 o I .a W.aterg.ate grand iurtl· Hu te1timon11 wa• tiohmtarw, but the Watergate S p e c t .a l Prol«Ulor'• of· Jke cDd not re- wal what topics were covered. Dq J10U kftotJJ thu NEWSNAME? Hei.aaformer U.S. Prnident. Find out the an1Wt1' .and test JIOWMI/ on other news quest6ons in THE QUIZ, wht.ch .appear1 today on ~ A·1. It ii pubLithed b!/ The Dai· ~ PUoC.at J)01't of our current eventa program for area schooll. I 0.11., ..... SQ!f p- F ACING DA's PROBE?· Supervisor Battin Irvine Man Saves Life Of Boy,·10 Ten-year-old Timothy Scott Clark of Irvine today can thank John K . O'Conner for saving him from drowning in a Turtle Rock swimming pool. Young Clark, of 5892 Sierra SieMa, had been lying at the pool bottom for some lime, apparent- ly lifeless, when he was spotted Friday by O'Connor, 20, of 5652 Southall Terrace. According to the Irvine police report, O'Connor dove into the pool, snatched the unconscious boy from the water and began giving mouth·lo·moulh re· suscitation. Timothy was breathing again by the time police and firemen arrived at the scene a few minutes later. Irvine officer Dennis Howe credited O'Connor's quick action with saving young Clark's life. The boy was taken lo Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach where he was treated and tben released to his parents. Surplus Smaller SACRAMENTO (AP> -The surplus in the state treasury is $128 million s maller than Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s Finance Department figu~es show, an audit by the state auditor general's office says. Job Hunting? DA Hicks Refuses To Say ~ By GARY GRANVILLE O•ltr Pllel Sutt Orange County S upervisor Robert Battin charged Friday that politically motivated district attorney investigators are dig· ging into his past political cam· paigns. District Attorney Cecil Hicks refused lo confirm or deny an in- vestigation into Ballin 's cam- paigns is underway. But a Fountain Valley woman said two DA investigators called at her home Thursday afternoon and: -Incorrectly identified her as a former member of Battin's staff. --Told her they were in· vestlgating the Santa Ano supervisar's pt>lith~al cam- ))Egm. -Said their records showed she was a former Battin cam- paign worker. -Politely left when she con· vinced them that she, Mrs . Patricia Costello, was. not the Pat Costello who worked in the supervisor's office in 1970: In addition to the n ame similarity. what apparently con- <See BA Tl'IN, Page A2) Apartment Rental Check Discontinued The Orange County Apartment House &sociation has agreed to stop an apartment rental survey, according to a state Department of tustice Jetter to county Supervisor Robert Battin. "We investigated and de- termined the exchange of rental information ... would violate tbe state antitrust law,·' the letter signed by Attorney General Evelle Younger said. Younger praised Battin for his "initiative in spotting this viola- tion and bringing it to tbe atten- tion of proper authorities.·' He told the Santa Ana supervisor the association had agreed to stop the rental survey, lo destroy survey results and to declare when it bad completed the tasks. Sa~eback Lists 800 Opportunities Job bunting getting tough? A daily printout of more than 800 employment opportunities throuabout Orange County is available at Saddlehack Colleae, provlna t.bat aumn:er job9 are available aod employers are looting for help deaplte a depmsed eeonomy. Tbe college. ln cooperation the Ila.le Employment Development Office, receiv.1 • dally ll1Uni from t.be Santa AU Job Bank and po1t1 all ~ f« Oranae CoGA~ ~ Md f'lUdmt•••ki••~· s.ddllbectr ll Uiil~only ~ ID Oran• eo.t)' to,......_ 1utla • aerVlce. eeeor4'llls '6 .lo¥ Pblcement. Director Gent IWfor Who staffs the ofllc-e between I a.m . and 4:t$ p.m . dall1. Listings for professional, clerical and maintenance posi· lions, as well as odd jobs. are available free to the public. Mrs. Killoy will arrange in· terview appointments through the Job Bank for any applicant. ·'In addition to the job printout, there are nearly 100 job offers phoned in by l~al employers who are looking foe summer help," she uys. "And employers can Ust their job requirements by ealtia.1 our office.'' Mn. Kllloy reporta tUt • l*'IOOI were successfull.y ~ Ja June. ·•And that •u a~ l'DGlllb," ahe remaned. lllQulrles aboUt leddiebld'• ::toymen\ aervlu eu be in .,_rtOD ln Room A·31 on the lower cam"', or b)' calllnt )In. Killoy at Dl·98'73. • How They Care A Da#y Pilot Series On Elderly Care In Orange County Nursing Homes-1975 Many Orange County Nursing Homes Do Offer Adequate Help to the Elderly, Such as Here at Foun- tain In City of Orange, Where Licensed Therapist Mahlon Hamann Aids an Elderly Patient in Walking Therapy. . •This 1s the third ma /we part senes of Daily Pilot mvesllgatwe reports on the nursing home industry m Orange County. J)ajjy Pilot Staff Photo by P.atrick O'Donnell Probing the Probers By GARY GRANVILLE 01 Tltt O.ily Piiot St.all Olive Allen leaned back in a ch air in he r office a t Fairg rove Convalescent Hospita l, rolled her eyes s kyward and s miled . "Sometimes we have to sort t}lrough the ins pectors to find our patien~." she jested. Mrs. Allen's remark was an inte nded exaggeration. BUT ITS UNDERLYING sentiment - -ins pectors and inspections galore-is felt by many administrators of nursing homes in Orange County. The bus inesses they manage arc perhaps the m ost heavily regulated and carefully scrutinized of any. First, a nurs ing home must meet rigid state licensing r equirements. Then , to be certified to care for Medi-Cal and Medicare patie nts, a home must comply with operating standards imposed by those programs. BECAUSE THEY MllST comply with laws and r egulations of mult iple layers a nd agencies of government. nursin~ homes arc under almost const a nt su1-. veillance . They are s talking grounds for s tate licen sing evalua tors, county s oc i a l service workers, s late social-medical re- view team s, county health inspectors and cit y or county fire inspectors. For good m easure, nurs ing home operations als o fall under watchful eyes of doctors and family members who visit pat ients. "With all the ins pections, I don't know how there can be any homes that are less than average," sajd Mrs. Allen. a nurs ing home administrator for 10 year s. BERNARD GARFINKEL, chief of the s tate (>epartme nt of Health field office in San Rernardino that reviews the quality and level of care Medi-Cal patients re- ceive in Orange County nursing homes , doesn't go quite a s far as Mrs. Alle n. ''A bad s ituation in a nursing home rare ly exists over a prolonged period," Garfinkel r ecently said. But reports by his own staff indicate that's not always so. On Feb. 5, 1974, a medical review te am from Garfinkel 's office visited Lincoln Gardens Convalescent Hospital in Anaheim. AMONG COMMENTS included in a subseque nt re port covering the visit was the following: "Nursing care is of poor quality due to s hort staffing.'' According to the report, a n 81 -year-old patient told a team member that she and other patients were feeding those who were unable to eat alone. <See Staff Shortages. A4> Trains Claim 2 Countians I ' r t ' ' A San Clemente man who was struck by a freight train as he chased his dog aJoo.g a railroad track Tuesday evening died in San Clemente General Hospital Friday night. A few hours before Roger W. 7:45 p.m. on the railroad tracks near the Linda Lane crosslng. According to witnesses, the victim was dashing along · the railroad ties and was not in the track bed when struck by the Santa Fe Railroad train. San Clemente lifeguard ciiap- lain Sheridan Byerly and lifeguards Scott Mc~r. Lash Brook and Larry Moore re-: po~ raced lo the stricken,: man's a.id after he was hit by the· locomotive. Hom, 37, of 243 La Paloma Ori ve, died in the hospital's intensive care unit, another pedestrian was killed when bit by a speeding passenger train in Fullerton. A coroner's investigator iden· tilied the Fu llertoo victim as Rudolfo Casso. 19, of 5942 Kingman St., Buena Park. Casso reportedly was hurled 200 feet by the Amtrak train as it hurtled along the 100 block or Brookhurat Avepue shortly after a~m. Hom di few mu.IMt cording o spokesmaa. Wltnesltllto ing accl4-\ sa pa.ruuy ti'ylna When hit ID' (r .San C1emen(t a e 8 p..m .. ac· coroner•s 'J'b4' a c."t id ""r-"''>=.;:r:7 He Beat the Heat 1. An Irvine police oificer noticed something peculiar about a DlO(oriat he stopped for a mi.not traffic violation early Saturday morning. The man waa.in the altogether, driving down Jamboree Road Violence Growing KESHENA, Wis. (UPl)-Ban were closed, police patrols were stepped up Hd a curfew for juveniles w«s alrl~ ent~ to- day because of growlQi violence betwffft Menomlnee IDcllalll and area whites. naked as the proverbial jaybird. And the wont. the ernnt driver eot for bia naked acapade was a tralflc ticket. It seems tbet to be arrested 1or· indecent exfCMJUre there must be•' victim, a s.boc:ked « diama.yed viewe1-. For ttuona llett known to~ wbo write la ... a policeman c•, aotbeavictimlnluda~. , ' So. after betat ahea a cM• .... the barf!fJd•Md lllGtorist ~ llnued OG h1a journey to ......... It ii bareKln motCll'llta --to. ~ ~ A I OAll'Y Pll.OT c Bushes· \ A Haven For Sex? By JAN WORTH Of Ille O.lly Pilot $UH Sexual activity, drug use, an alleged rape af\d other illicil ac- tivities in a Mission Viejo park bave neighbors reaching for the ax in a protesl against overgrown park shrubs. Protes ters living in the Eldorado Homes areit will asklhe Mission Viejo Municipal Ad· visory Council <MAC) Moodayto pressure Orange County pert of· ficials to prune down or remove Lhe bushes. The primary culprit is the fast· growing acacia, which lines Eldorado Park between an open field and adjacent homes. The park is located on Carrillo Drive near Montevideo Elementary School. Homeowners say the bushes provide an ideal hiding place for a variety of social offenses .. ''They feel it's a safely hazard ror their children." one MAC council member explained. The homeowners complaints were triggered by the recent al- leged rape of an 11-year·old girl by a 13·year-old boy in the bushes. But Deputr. Sheriff Cal Neve, a MAC councilman, said he has heard from the Eldorado resi· dents before on complaints of similar hazards to health and safety which are encouraged by lhe overgrown hedges. ··Au the parks are experienc· ing these problems to some ex· lent," Neve said. "Primarily, the problem is rooted in the fact that the park is a gathering place. "But when you add heavy vegetation, some problems just get worse. Some or the bushes are so overgrown you couldn't see someone m them dunng the day.'' Neve already has contacted the Orange County Department Df Harbors, Beaches and Parks and an order to prune the Eldorado bushes has been turned in, he said . Neve said park officials told llim one alternative might be to remove tke s hrubs entirely and replace them with low-growing daisies. He said one woman told him lbe activity in the bushes bas ':>ecome such a nuisance that her family is considering leaving the t:trea. "They try to tell their kids what not to do but there it is going oo in the bushes.'' Neve said. Neve explained, "Parents say lhey try to tell their kids what Lhey 're not allowed to do -and Olen the kids see it gomg on in the i,ushes. '' . F e te Slmed ; . Jly Chamber . • Reservations are now being faken for the Costa M'esa Chamber of Commerce Official tireeters' Committee for their tnidsummer mixer, a showcase bf goods and services or the Harbor Area. : Businessm en r epresenting a l:>road spectrum or commerce, in· Clustry and service professions Jll'e invited lo reserve space for the Wednesday, July 16 show and l"eception. Cocktails and hors d' oeuvres i\rill be avail able from 6 to 8 p.m . jlt the mids umme r mixer jcheduled for the California federal Savings and Loan As-~iation building at Z700 Harbor ~vd., Costa Mesa. . Participants m ay bring ad- yertising materials, brochures, ~enirs, samples and business ~ards to exchange. ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT Robert N . Weed "".,.'°'"t .,.., ""'"l>Mt Jack R. Curley V1Ce P,.nlGe"I •nd CA ....... ,,,.....,,. Thomas Keevll Editor Thomas A. Murphine Mo! ,,.0•"9 E dllar Charles H. Loos Richard P. Nall A,,..,.,..1-11100"9 641t.o c .. wr••M. t•I> 0.• .... C.N tl ll'lllllltlll ... ~y H•M•t.., ..... lllWr~ .. l•IAH "'•ll•r er •••t•llW-llh twrelll M.Of .. Hll't••vced •• ,_. .... "'"' ...,MIU•M .. ~'···-·· !iec"'41 , ... , """'..,. ~· •• Co••• MeW, c-11 .... 1 ... ..,_,,_._..,uwn.r.., .. ,,_,,,..,; .., .... 11 .... _...,, _tt.Wy--.iti..~ ..... 114,. • . . . ~ .... ...---.. JULY 12, 1975 Boat Parade Route Newport Harbor's 15th annual Character Boat Parade will follow this route Saturday. Boats will begin gathering at 1 p.m. Actual parade is scheduled to get under way about 2 p.m. near the Balboa Bay Club. About 60 boats are expected, say officials of the sponsoring Newport Harbor ~a.liber of Commerce. A highlight of~lsu yea r's parade will be re-enactment of Boston Tea Party in keeping with event's bicentennial theme. 7 .25o/oRme By Citibank NEW YORK (UPI) - First National City Bank, reacting to the tightening of money and credit by the Federal Reserve, today raised its interest rate for prime business loans to 4 "4 percent from 7 percent. Assess Supervisor Told to Quit Joh In recent weeks, the FED has imposed restric- tions on money and credit to slow the growth in the nation 's monetary sup. plies. Citibank, the nation's second largest and a trend setter on interest rates, last week raised the prime for the first time since ear· ly January, bringing its level to 7 percent, the pre- vailing rate held by most other commercial banks. ' One of five employes or the scandal·ridden Orange County Assessor's office who waived a trial on corruption charges and entered a guilty plea bas been fined $1,000 and ordere<i to quit his job. Reginald Dunlap, a supervisor in the a ssessor's office, was handed the penalty by Judge Walter Smith for his role in an al· leged conspiracy revolving a round the s uccess ful con· gressional campaign of former assessor Andrew J . Hinshaw. The judge set aside a recom· mendalion by the county proba· tion department that Dunlap be fined onJy $100 and be aJlowed to keep * job, saying he feels it is important in modern society for f'ro• Page A J DEA TH ENDS WAIT. • • employes who need the public· t.nist not lo bow to any pressures to bre,alc the law. A tot al of 11 former and current employes of the office were in- dicted after a county Grand J ury probe and Dunlap was the first indictee to be sentenced. He and four others decided to forego trial. The others include John Montaoi, Robert Plumlee, Fred Forbeck, Chris Boukidis and George Upton. Montani will be the next to be sentenced on Ju- ly 28. Hinshaw, current assessor Jack Va llerga and employes Garland Redding and Kirk Armistead are awaiting trial on _charges ranging from campaign irregularities to bribery and con· spiracy. James -Bertolino, another employe, currently is on trial in Superior Court. Ex-Nixon Aide Part Of CIA? WASHINGTON <AP) - _Fpr~esldentiJll aide Alex- ander. Butterfield, who-revealed the existence of f or mer President Nixon'• taplnc system, was a coniact omcer I or tbe Central In-· telliaence Aaency while he served in the White House. a former CIA lla.iaon officer for the ~Forcttald today. However, retired Col. L . F letcher Prouty 1ald in a ·telephone tntervtew Butterfteld coufd not have acted as a CIA spy in the White House. Prouty said he did not know whether Butterfield was on the CIA payroll or whether Nixon or other Administration officials knew of Butterfield 'a role. White House press secretary Ron Nessen, traveling with President Ford hi Michigan, said . the Whit' House has ''no m- formation to substantiate the al- leg"tioo that a member of the previous administration was a secret CIA agent or indeed any kind of agent, nor have we heard ol any such agent. · "To the best of our knowledge, and we have no reason f.o believe, otherwise, there is no employe working at the White House who has, or who bas had, a CIA con- nect.ion of which we are unaware or who is surrepUtiously report·' ing information of White House activities to any other agency," Nessen said. Prouty said he learned of a CIA-Butterfield connection from former CIA agent E . Howard Hunt, a convicted Watergate burglar. His wife called Prouty's descripUon of her husband's role "absolutely false." Mesan Jailed After Crash A Costa Mesan who almost made it borrie was arrested and booked early today after his van rolled over while making a turn onto bis street, police said. Carl S. Durre, 25, of 1985 Arnold Ave., escaped injury in the rollover crash on Arnold Avenue at Surf Street but was • I. , TONIGHT ... .. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR - Opening Night, Fairgrounds, Ju- ly 11-20. ' C01QCERTS IN"TH&YXRK - Orange Coast College Jau Ensemble, Costa Mesa City Park,8p.m. MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrou.nda, 8:15 p.m. TEEN BEACH CAMPOUT ~ Overnight beach party and cru· nion run sponsored by Dept. ol Leisur~ Services. SATURDAY, JtJLY 1% ESl'ANCIA ADOBE -State Historical Lan<Unark, Adams and Mesa Verde Drive West, Sat. &Sun. l :OSp.m. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR - All day, Rodeo 7: 30 p.m. LIBRARY MOVIES -C06ta Mesa Library, 2: 30 p.m. "GODSPELL" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Sat. and SUn. 8p.m. ALL STAR PREP FOOTBALL -OCC s tadium, 8 p.m. F ro•PageAJ JOBS .•. cants, but we are having trouble ·filling the positions with qualified people." The second CETA allocation, $.590,000, was announced July 1. It is being used to continue the employment or the 60 persons hired in January, in addition to creating the 24 new positions. Those hired in January would have been laid off again this month if tbe new funds bad not been released. Todd said that another in- dicator of an ease in the employ- ment situation is that a staff turnover is beginning to take place among regular city hall employes. "For four months we had nobody leave but now we have a few leaving," he said. "People seem willing to take a chanc~ again." One condition attached to the GET A funds is that job appli- cants must live in Costa Nesa .. Another is that the salary cannot be higher than the equivalent of $10,000 a year. arrested on suspicion or being Sp eedup Pressed drunk in public. veaOgalO)'so-sl!'a1!1fTtd-'IJ)w~...,,e.r'""'s;,it,...n--A17ANA, Guam (UPI) -A ported German van sustained groap of Vietnamese refugeet to-~ clam age in the acci· day planned a hunger strike in an dmt Wbich occurred just before attempt to force U.S. authorities that awful fact or his son's living death. 1bidnigbt. to speed up their repatriation Club basketball player and Boy · ·--:::;;;iiiiiiiiil;;liiii;;iiiiii-mm-•iiiiiiiii;;;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;iiiiliiijij;;;iiiiiiiiiiimii;;;iiiiiiiiiii .. iiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiij~ Scout who graduated from Costa I Young Donald, the wholesome boy·next-door type, the en- thusiastic athlete, would not be coming home . His father came home from Costa Mesa MemoriaJ Hospital Wednesday after signing papers authorizing removal of DonaJd's eyes and kidneys, so someone with a chance might live and see . William Bohnsack talked about his son and it was hard. The grieving father asked to tell the story, so it mi ght motivate someone else lo con· sider .vital organ donation if they ever fmd themselves in such a sad circumstance. "He was a very compassionate child," said Bohnsack, in a voice taut and flat with choked- back tears. "H e would empty th e diswasher without being told ... he would take oul the trash without being told ... sometimes he'd just snuggle up to you ... " Ai that time, the resuscitation machine still breathed for the former Fountain Valley Little League Orioles' right fielder. His dad himself had to take a deep breath. "I ho~ that as my son is dy· ing-or has died-that at least some others shall live, or see ... " he said . "If that one child can save the lives of two or give so- meone s ighted eyes he bas fulfilled his obligation lo mankind." "He died a valiant deaLh and he served bis purpose. Now he will live in others ... '' Bohnsack said his son, a former YMCA Y -Indian Gwdes ~e~ber, a Harbor Area Boys' Burglars Hit Lumber Yard Thieves with an eye for fine in- terior f umi.shin1s and a sturdy. roof looted.• Coeta Mesa lumber yard of nearly $2,500 in merchan- d 11 e T hursday, including teakwood paneling and cedar lhl.n'1ea. Jack B . Hughey, of ABC Lumber, 140 E. l'IUI SL, com- plained to police that the lou was 1,00Q board feet ol teak hardwood and U bundla ot the root abakel. Investisaton 1atd It ......-the o-and theft from the corn. pany'a rear atorace area ln- vol ved boilU..ng the lumber (YYf8 a llx·footfence to a walllnC truck. No actual break·in OCCurNd at the lumber yard SJ'C)UDdl. ac- cordin& to t>atro)mm R4scoe Bl'oad~ Mesa's Killybrooke School in June, would definitely approve. And he said the organ donation was agreed upon when doctors literally laid-their-cards-on. the. table and handed him a pen. Donald's electro- ence phalog ram <EEG) re- gistered zero brain waves. ·•Dr. Hudson is determined it is a brain death," said the boy 's father. "We've got a dead child· being kept alive by a machine, so to speak." "I realize there are organs in Donald that can keep someone· else alive,'' bis father continued. "The only reason I was never· involved in such a thing as this before (authorizing the organ· donation) is that no one ever put' a pencil and paper down in front or me and explained it." Doctors told the Bobnsacks they would give Donald and the machine one more day, one more EEG test, and if it still registered zero brain waves, they would turn it off. Donald was still quite alive in the hearts. minds and prayers of family, friends and relatives Thursday, one week after bis ac- cident . One friend is Mrs. Keith Otis, Killybrooke School PI'A presi- dent, who met the Bobnsacks . when they moved from Fountain · Valley to Costa Mesa. * * * S e r v ices Set For Minibike Crash Victim Graveside funeral services are scheduled Saturday at 11 a.m. for Donald W. Bohnsack, who wu pronounced dead at Costa Meaa Memorial Hospital Thursday night of injuries suffered tn a miniblke accident a week a•o. Rite& for the boy, whose parenta donated his eyes and kid· ne)'I for medical transplants to aid other sufferers, wlU be at Oood Shepherd Cemetery ln Hun- t.lnctoa Beach. . Survlvon include bis parenta Mr. ucl Mn. William Bobmack and bl'otben Spencer, 12, and Ctala, 8, of the home at 12SO Adanu Ave., Coat& Mesa. He alto leave• bis paternal andperenu, Mr. ud Mn. ncer Bolmsack, of C.nton, o and material grandper.u Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seddoa, ol Lockport, N.Y. · Services are under dired.loa OI Baltz Bergeron Funeral Home. ColtaMeaa. t .. SUMMER SA.LE .. ' ' .. • Sofas fr om H e nredon, Marge Carson, Sh errill, Stanton Cooper , etc., etc. ALL O N SALE NOW! Chairs from: Woodmar~ Sher~ill, \ ~---- Marge Carson, ). ~-91'11~~--i Marimont, etc., e tc . ALLON SALE NOW! Fantutic Selection of Quality Furnishings Reduced for Our Summer Sale OREXEL-HERIT AGE-HENAEOON-WOOOMARK-KAAASTAN-BAKER WHIDAYS I SATillDAYS ?:Ot .. S:JO NEWPORT BEACH •. 1727 WESTCLffF OR., '42·~ LAGUNA BEACH • 345 NOKTH 00~,, HWY.. 41H ~l TORRANCE• 231841 HAW11fORNI:: BLV\). (Open Fri. til •. !iun. 12·5:30>-178-1219 ' ' Orange E oast EDITION * Dime-a-Li1ae . • . • . B ar9ai11s Toda~ . . • . . .. . . .. ... . . VOL.68, NO. 193,3,SECTIONS, 34PAGES . SATURDAY,JULY12, 1975 ORANGE COUNTY, CALI PORN IA TEN CENTS Los Alfti,Utos Viewed as Jet Ai1pori By WILUt\M SCHREIBER Of UM D•ll'I' ~lleC 5'1" Orange County Supervisor s will be told later this month Los Alamitos Naval Air Station has far grea ter potential than El Toro Marine Corps Alr Station for joint military and civilian av\auon. That finding and others re- garding the feasibility of joint .use as an alternative to pressing nolse PIObl~ms at Ot'anle County Airport will be part ol a report from tounty Airport Director Robert Bresnahan. · Bresnahan bar relused to re· lease any specific data in bis study prior to its receipt by llJP'rvilOrs, but it is-known that be has been looking into joint use poulbilities at Los Alamito&. Marine Corps officials have steadfastly ref used any over- tur~ by the county over possible • joint use o'-El-'J'oro beeause they claim it would interfere with the "mission" of the base. Pentagon atkl Federal Avia- tion Administration officials sup· port the Marines, claiming the · high-powered fighter jets used at El Toro are not compatible with big airliners or small private planes. Los Alamitos, on the other hand, is used almost exclusively now by reservists and Air Na- tiooal Guard units and may be usable by the lar ger commercial planes. Capt. Mel Blixt, eommander of the base in west Orange County, said in an interview the Navy hasn't been as adamantly op- posed to joint use of Los Alamitos as the Marines have at El Toro. "But, then, we've never had a formal request from the county to consider," Blixt s aid. "We pro- bably have enough resel"ri.st and guard activity. here t.o keep the base fully occupied but there is a lot of capacity." Blixt said ~re have been a number of·ioqwries by county of· ficials about the possibility or ioint use, but the Navy bas re- fused to commit itself without a formal request. "But even so, we have to be 'lrepared for this sometime in lhe next 20 years or so," Blixt con- ceded. A$suming Btixt $nd Che Chief of Naval Operatio1ti15 deem joint use acceptable at Los Alamitos, there is the questidb ol. the opera· tional capabilities of th~ base and its runways. "I think we could haM.le just about a ny kind of plane flown in here," Blixt said. "We handle t.he big C-131 cargo planes and there aren't many bigger than that." Los Alamitos has two runw~s. <SeeJET PORT, PageA%) ? e a ·ttm ·ecor ro e Sinking Baffles Officials By IULARY KAYE OfUleD•llrPllot~ Officials said today they are still mystified by the early morn- ing sinking Friday of the 28-foot CbrisCraft "Lani Kai" which was found a bandoned and partially submerged two miles off Balboa Pier. No trace of a crew has been found . The boat is now drydocked at Lido P enins ula Shipyard in Newport Beach . U.S. Coast Guard officers, Orange County Harbor Department officials and Newport Beach police are trying to determine circumstances of ·the sinklng and who might have beenaboml. Tommy F inklea, Sr . of Anaheim, owner or the Lani Kai, said he bas no idea who was responsible for the sinking. He was last aboard at her Newport mooring last Tuesday. "Everything looked fine at that Ume,'' he spid.: According to Coast Guard Lt. Edward Beder, t~e sinking was attributed to a disconnected water inlet line which allowed the sea to i>our into the bull. Lani Kai sank stern first, but an air bubble kept the bow afloat until she was discovered about 5:30a.m . Sgt. Kenneth Thompson of the (SeeSJNKJNG, Page A%) HE TESTIFIED ON WATERGATE For the firs t t ime, this NEWSNAME teatijied .about the Wateroote case under o.at h before m em · b e r8 o f ct W.aterg.ate grand jury. Hu telfimony waa vohmtarv, but the Wottrgate S p·e.c i al Proucutor'• of· fice did not re- wol what topic• were covered. Dq J10U #Moul thi8 NEWSNAME? Heiaaformer U.S. PTatdnl. find out the 011.JWer .and te•t JIOUl"MI/ on other n~ ~ in THE QUIZ , which appear• t~ on P.oge A-7. It ia published bg The Dai· IJI PiloC.OI port Of 01'T CWTent evmt8 program for. area 8chools. D•il't Piiot Stiff P-. FACJNGDA'sPROBE?· Supervisor Battin Irvine Man Saves Life Of Boy, 10 Ten-year-old Timothy Scott Clark of Irvine today can U1ank John K . O'Conner for saving him from d rowniqg in a Turtle Rock swimming pool. Young Clark, of 5892 Sierra Sienna, bad been lying at the pool bottom for some time, apparent- ly lifeless, when he was spotted Friday by O'Connor, 20, of 5652 Southall Terrace. According to the Irvine police report, O'Connor dove into the 1>001, snatched the unconscious boy from the water and began giving mouth-to-mouth re- sU.Scitation. Timothy was breathing again by the. time police and firemen arrived at the scene a few minutes later. Irvine officer Dennis Howe credited O'Connor's quick action with saving young Clark's life. The boy was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach where he was treated and then r eleased to his parents. Surplus Smaller SACRAMENTO CAP> -The surplus in the state treasury is $128 million smaller than Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's Finance Department figu~es show, an audit by the state a uditor general's office says. Job Hunting? DA Hicks Refuses To Say ... By GARY GRANVILLE D•ll't Pilot St.ff Orange County Supervisor Robert 'Battin charged Friday that politically motivated district .attorney investigators are dig- ging into his past political cam- paigns . District Attorney Cecil Hicks refused to confirm or deny an in- vestigation into Battin 's cam- paigns is underway. But a Fountain Valley woman said two DA in vestigators called at her home Thursday afternoon and : -Incorrectly identified her as a forme r member of Eattin's staff. --Told her they were in- vestlgating {1\e Santa Ana supervisar's poHtkal cam- paigns. -Said their records showed she was a former Battin cam- paign worker. -Politely left when she con- vinced them that she, Mrs . Patricia Costello, was not the Pat Costello who worked in the supervisor's offi ce in 1970: In addition to the na m e similarity, what apparently con - <See BATTIN, Page A2 ) Apartment R e ntal Check Discontinue d The Orange County Apartment House ~ssociation has agreed to stop an apartment rental survey, according to a state Department of jus tice letter to county Supervisor Robert Battin. "We investigated and de- termined the exchange of rental information . . . would violate the state antitrust law," the letter signed b y Attorney Genera l Evelle Younger said. Younger praised Battin for his "initiative in spotting th.is viola- tion and bringing it to the atten- tion or proper authorities ..• He told th e Santa Ana supervisor the association had agreed to stop the rental survey, to destroy survey results and to declare when it bad completed the tasks. Sqd&eback Lists 800 Opportunities Job huntina gettlng t.ouah? A daily printout of more than 800 employment opportunities throu1bout Oran1e County i9 available at Saddlehack Collqe, l>l'OYiU tll1t aumn::er Jobi are a•allable and employer& are looting for help despite a depftlled ecooomy. Tbe college. ln cooper1llon witb the state Employment Development Office, receiv• a dail)' llltlna from the Simla AU Job Bank and Po1ta .n °'"""'p for Oranae Cout.J rwe..sean Md -e;rr:==:::: ... ID ~to ...... tuela • •• e, aecordllij Ai 10. ....... t Dlredor Gd IWfQJ wbo staffs the omce t.tw.n. a.m. and4:45p.m . dally. .~ Listings for proressional, clerical and maintenance posi· lions as well as odd jobs, are available free to the public. Mrs. Kilfoy will arrange in· terview appointments through the Job Bank for any applicant. "In addition to the job prlntout, there are nearly 100 job offers phoned in by local employers who are looking for summer help '' she says. ''And employers can lilt thelr job requirements by caUln• our office.•• •n. KUfoy reports ~ ~were auccesstully a-~ June. • • ADd that wu a aWIJt ~.·· 1lierem1rked. IJIQuirtn 1bout Secldlebeck'a :::Joyment aervlce eae be lD ptrlOD ln Room A-31 Oft lbt lolrer cam_p. or by calllnf Mn. Killoy 1t "1-9873. c::._ How T hey Care A Daily Pilot Series On Elderly Care In Orange County Nursing Homes-1975 Many Orange County Nursing Homes Do Offer Adequate Help to t he Elderly, Such as Here at Foun- tain In City of Orange, Where Licensed T h erap ist M a h l on Hamann Aids an Elderly Patient in Walking Therapy. . This u the third in a /we part senes of Daily Pdot mvesllgative reports on the nursing horrn! industry m Orange County. Daily Pilot Staff Photo by Patrick O'Donnell Probing the Prohers By GARY GRANVILLE 01 Tiit O.tly Pllol Sl•ll Olive Allen leaned back in a chair in he r office at Fairgrove Convalescent Hospital, rolle d her eyes skyward and smiled . ''Sometimes we have to sort t)'l rough the inspectors to find our pa lien~." she jested . Mrs. Allen's re mark was an inte nded exaggeration. BUT ITS UNDERLYING sentiment- -inspectors and inspections galore-is fe lt by ma ny administrators of nursing homes in Orange County. T h e bus inesses they manage arc perhaps the m ost heavily regulated a nd carefully scrutinized of a ny. First, a nursing home must meet rigid state licens ing requirements. Then, to be certified to care for Medi-Cal and M~icare patients, a home mu~t comply with operating standards imposed by those programs. BECAUSE THEY MUST comply with laws a nd r egulations of multiple layers and agencies of government, nursin g homes arc under almost constant s u1-- veillancc. They are stalking grounds for state licensing evalu ators, county social service workers, sta te social-medical re- view teams, county health inspectors and city or county fire inspectors. For good m easure, nursing home operations (.llso fat~ under watchful e~~s of doctors and family members who v1s1t patients. ''With all lhe inspections, l don 'l know how t here can be any homes that arc less than avere:1ge." said Mrs. Allen. a nursing home administrator for 10 years. BERNARD GARFINKEL, chief of the state ~epa rtment of Health field office in San Bernardino that reviews the quality and level of care Medi-Cal patients r e- ceive in Orange County nursing homes, doesn't go quite as far as Mrs _ Allen. "A bad situation in a nursing home rarely exists over a prolonged period, .. Garfinkel recently said. But reports by his own staff indicate that's not always so. On Feb. 5, 1974, a medical review team from Garfinkel 's office visited Lincoln Gardens Convalescent Hospita l in Anaheim. AMONG COMMENTS included in a subsequent report covering the visit was the following: "Nursing care is of poor quality due to short staffing." According to the report, an 81-year-old patient told a team member that s he and other patients were feeding those who were unable to eat alone. <See Staff Shortages, A4) Trains Claim 2 Co11ntians I ' > A San Clemente man who was struck by a freight train as be chased his dog along a railroad track Tuesday evening died in San Clemente General Hospital Friday night. A few hours before Roger W. 7:45 p.m. on the railroad tracks near the Linda Lane crossing. According to witnesses, the victim was das hing along · the railroad ties and was not in the track bed when struck by the Santa Fe Railroad train. San Clemente lifeguard cap- ta in Sheridan Byerly a nd lifeguards Scott McCarter, Lash Brook and Larry Moore re- portedly raced to the stricken man's aid after be was hit by the locomotive . Horn, 37, of243 La Paloma Drive, died in the hos pital's intensive care unit, another pedestrian was killed when hit by a speedin~ passenger train ln F\allertoo. A coroner's invesU,ator iden- tified the F\allertoo victim as Rudolfo CassQ, 19, or 59•2 Kingman St., Buena Park. Casso reportedly was burled 200 feet by the Amtrak train as it hurtled along tb 100 bloc~ or Brookhurst Aveaue abortly after 81'om . Hom GMlll.;il•~'=»an Clemente a few m 8 p.m .• H · cord i n g o ooroner's gpokesmaa. . He Beat the Heat An lrvi.De police oUicer noticed aometblna peculiar about a motorist he stopped f« a mlDot tralftc violaUoa earlY Saturda)' morning. The man w u in t.be aJtocetber, drivio& down Jamboree Road Violence Growing naked as the proverbial jaybird. And t.be wont the errant driver tot for b1a naked escapade was a traftlc tkket. It 1eem1 that lo be UTeSted for lnchc:eat exPQ9ure there must be a victim, a abotked or dismayed viewe\•. For ftUODI bfft known to tboM wbo write lawa, a policeman ctn •be a victim in 1QCbcues. • Witn~to ln& 1ccid aa pa{inll)* tfyln1 when hit by fr Tbo aceld•9£~llftleo KESHKNA, Wit. (UPl)-Bara were clOMd. police ,..,_ '"'" stepped up and a euiftw for tlenilea w •• ttric:tly ealaft..t to- y because ol ll'OWl.nl VW.O. ween Menomlnee lacl-ud areawbita. So. ~ belnt given a cit•Uoa..' t.be bareJkinDecl motorist coo-Unued oa bia journey to wherever • lt la banlkln motorist.I journey to. 4 I DAtl Y PllOT r. It's Family Fun at County Fair .~ l ,'Look at Me •••• ' Her name is Misty, but don·t bring up that "kitten up a tree " line. She's a three'year-0ld keeshound and she's been spayed. You can have them play Misty for you at the Huntington Beach Animal Shelter, 8521 Edison Ave. Fro•PageAJ JET PORT SITE VIEWED. • • boe 8,000 feet long and the other 5,600 feet long. which Blixt sctid ·could probably handle even L>ie 'biggest civilian airliners and ~ould "certainly handle" the DC-9 and Boeing 737 jets now i.tlsed at the county airport. ~ A county administration 'lource said Bresnahan's report ~as been d elayed in preparation !t>ecause or request s Crom ~pervisor Ralph Clark's office ~at the load-bearing capability ~4>1 the Los Alamitos runways be ~elated in terms or commercial ~ttramc. .: But Clark denies any contacts :,egarding the joint use study. ;. "As far as joint use of Los :Alamitos is concerned, we cer- •\ainly have always looked atit as ~e or a number of possible iutematives," Clark said. "But ~e haven't a sked for any specific ~hings to be included in the ~tudy.'' • Clark has successfully thwart-7ted a number of efforts by Fifth 4Dislrict Supervisor Thomas 3Uley, who represents Newport )4each, to reverse takeocts at the ~ounty airport in the morning ,1iours as a m eans of alleviating ~me of the noise over the beach <ily. : That is an option available to l.he county to reduce the 24-hour f.erage noise levels to stat.e- andated standards. Other op- ons include moving jet opera- 1ions elsewhere, either to a joint .use facility or a new airport. : Los Alamitos bas been men· 1ioned in the past as a possible ,:joint use Caci Ii ty, but reaction by .(iupervisors has been mixed at "jJCSl. .. Among other things, the jets ould have to land over west ~ounly residential areas. The ad- :Vantage would be that noisy ~keoff s would fly over the Seal ach Naval Weapons Station to e ocean. There are few homes =lit that area. the prospects of joint use at the naval base. "My· wishful thinking is that the possibility is nil," Schmit said. "But I guess it's possible." Schmit said there is a big dif· ference between airliners and Navy jets flying in the afternoons and early evenings because if they bother surrounding homes, they are brought into line "very quickly." "Commercial companies are looking at profits and to hell with the people," Schmit said. "We have an airport now and we should do everything we can to make it work." The Garden Grove supervisor pointed out that when the Navy closed Los Alamitos several years ago as an .actjve facility, they considered it too dangerous for full operations because or en- croachments by surrounding re- sidential areas. Fre•PageAJ SINKING ... Newport Beach Police Depart· ment said the vessel's automatic pilot was on when harbor patrolman reached the stricken boat. Throttles were in an idle posi· tion, the Coast Guard's Lt. Beder added. Lani Kai owner Finklea said he had left the keys in the ignition when be left the boat Tuesday. He said he has insurance on the boat but hasn't yet checked the policy to determine the extent of his coverage. Harold Steck, general manager of Lido Peninsula Shipyard, said officials were at his yard taking photos of the boat· Friday and talking to Finklea much of the day. At!t-Five A wide variety ~ famib' fun and eterta1ameat -from IOft.ly ..tbeUc camera worb dlap&ayed by emlDent Jap~eae pboto. irapbera to 1ut~wrencbln1 championship rodeo cowboy aco. tlon is on tap Sunday at the Orange County Fair. Buena Pal'k and Stant.oft are Orange County cities cited for de- dication of the third day o( the fair, while the South Gate Youth Band is saluted as music maken of the day. Gatff open al 10 a.m. with all exhibits, shows and tbe carnival open to those among an estimat· ed 2:50,000 visitors who will attend during the f air's lo.day run. Displays include art. phot.o- graph y, quilling, stitchery, needlepoint, pottery, ceramics, wood-carving, china painting, floriculture, amateur radio operation, music. gourmet cook- ing, sculpture and metal casting. A multitude of other shows and displays will carry on simultaneously in craft build· ings, exhibit halls and livestock barns throughout the day: Junior Horse Show entrants w i 11 s h o w a· n d com pet e throughout the day from 10 a.m . in Arena Two. From P,,.e Al BATTIN •.. fused the investigators was that Mrs. Costello was once a county employe. She was a nurse at Orange County Medical Center about eight years ago. ··But s be never beard of Robert Battin until the investigators mentioned his name. I had to tell her he is a county supervisor," Mrs. Costello's husband said late Friday. Michael Costello said his wife was upset after the investigators' visit lo the couple's · con- dominium home at 11103 La Naranja St., Fountain Valley. And while Mrs. Costello said the two men showed her badges and identification papers when introducing themselves as in· vestigators, he called the District Attorney's Office in Santa Ana to confirm their identity. "I described the men t.o a Mr. Skelly and he said they fit the description or men they bad working in the field." Costello said. Friday, Costello called Battin's office and reported the incident to one or the supervisor's aides. And late in the day, Battin was seething. "I knew when I took Hicks oo la.st week that he'd come ~ Ole'but I didn't think be would be s o brazen a bout it,'' the supervisor said. The "laking on" Battin talked of was an unscheduled tirade he leveled at Hicks' conduct during a Board of Supervisors meeting. Al issue in the incident that brought the long-standing Battin- Hicks feud into the open was the transfer or 22 investigators from Hicks' staff lo the Sheriff's Department. But Battin claimed Friday that the district attorney "is using police state tactics to put down someone be doesn't like and who doesn't like him." "Pat Costello worked for me about six months in 1970. I wasn't .. seven running for office tben. So, why is Hicks going back that far to try and bum rap me," said the supervisor.· . Hicks' refusal to confirm or d~ ny that an investigation of Bal· tin's campaign practices is un- derway ls in keeping with a long- standing policy in bis office. It is designed to protect persons who might be cleared in an investigation. : Supervisor Laurence Schmit, :Whose district includes Los :Alamitos, isn 't overjoyed with .. .. -~~~~~~~~~~~~--. -.. OR ANGE COAST 'Festival Express' . . .. • • ... t DAILY PILOT Tiw Or-C.-~I 0.011\t Pilllt w.ll"•"'<h IH.,,,,.. .,....., "-....... p,. .. "· ,, JNl>t•~d l>V '""°'""'1f (.0;6\.l f"vDlt\l'+U'tQ (Ot'r'P4fl'I~ ~-11tf' f'd '"'°"" dte ouOf•\IWd Mondeo thf04''1f\ HtO.Y t()f" (r)".IJ W W Newl>Of'"t Bfottlh. 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Seturdsy end Sul'ld•Y If vou dO noc receive y0ur COC>Y by 9 a m S•tur· d3v. 0< 8 am Sun<l•Y r;ill bnt°'e 10 3 m a"<! )'OU' ('OP'I' will bf' dnhVf!rf.'d C~T•h"4 ... • Moat Of•"G• C<>unty At~l'I 642-412 I Noftt>wett Munono1on Beech. tnd Westmll\Mer ... .. l4~1nt Sin C1etn~!e. C1plttreno 8ee<:h. San Juan C.c>1tlt1no. Dtna Point, &ooltl Leount. LAouna Niguel • • . • . . •. ttMt6>t "Festival Express" links the lot t.o the Festival of Arts and the nearby Sawdust Fe1Uval. It travenea the circuit every 15 minutes from noon to midnight. Fare ii 25 cents for a ainlle ride or 75 cents for an all-day pus. Festival exhibitors have priori- ty for use of the lot until noon each day during the six-week run of the festivals. After noon, the lot will be opened to the ,eneral public. Parkine in the lot is free. Personli riding the Festival Ex· press can obtain transfen allow- mg them passage at no extra cost on city trams to the Art·A-Fair a.rounds at South Co.st Hlpway and Legion Street or the Muaeum ol Art. corner of Nonh Coalt Highway and Cliff Drive. ,_ Act· Five is promotinC the tram 1ervice with a broch_.. that m- couraees festivalaoen to Wowle et four of Laguna•• ahoDD&al malls -the Art Center. Vill .. e Fair, ForestAvenu.M;.\.ctthe Lumber Yard. The brochure lncludll IDAPI ahowinC park~ Iola lllld tnm routes. Trams ru• ~ as mlnute1 . I I From 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., water color palnttn1 w11l be de· monatrated lo the Ftna Atta PavWO:h':f. SOOly West. A bl 11ht of the day's H · tiviti8a on the lts-acre grounds at Fall' Drive and Newport Boulevard ln Costa Mesa will be champloAahi~ rod~ w.ith en- trants from around America compeUns for points on the sum- mer rodeo elttuit. · Rodeo fa.,clera who want to w1tcb lbt day's and evening's action on a genulnely authentic full belly may want to vU.it the famed Marlboro Cbuckwagon featurinl Black Nlgbt Barbecued Beef. Texas Red chill, Son.of-a· Gun Stew and other dilben con· coct.d over a wood fin on the open ratfle more than a ttntury aao. "The Good Old Days" ls the fair's theme. Highli«hll Sunday at the f alr include; 1 p .ro., Twins Contest ut the Uttle Theater. 1 p.m., Mime Sbow by Newport. Beach Academy of the Arts, at the Band.stand. 2 p.m., Cbamplonsblp Rodeo at the-Grandstand. 3 p .m ., Old -fashioned Melodrama by Costa Meta Civic Playhouse, al the LitU~Theater. 'p.m., South Gate Youth 84tnd Concert on the grol!d . 5 p.m ., Chuck Jone5 Mactc Show al the Family Fun Stage. 8 to 10 p .m ., Monteiuma's Revenre in concert. at the Moun- tain Dew Stage. 6 to 9 p .m ., Live models for photographers' workshop in the Photo Building. 6:30 p.m., Parade through the f airerounds proper. 7 p.m ., Championship Rodeo at the Grandstand. 8 p.m ., Country and western singer Doug Kershaw at the Am· phi theater. OUTDOOR .DINER'S DE~LIGHT If you're looking fOf on outdoor dining set mode of quality co•t aluminum that will nev~ rust, hMe it is! Whlte 5·piece set, table and 4 <hoirs, will provide you yeors of losting beauty and utility. LIST FOR 24995 $340.00 COMPLETE! lftCIAL PllCE sag~,;:~ ,.ICl $139.95 'ACllLO AMfRICAN MADE ; DIRECTOR CHAIR,.........__ ,,.._,,.___ by GOLD MEDAL Ho•dwood ftome in notvrol 0< whit~. chooee of con¥Ol colon. 6995 .•.. .:. ......... ~·. ~·~ ...... .;~--. -..,, ..,..,,,,;"' "·· ...... .._ =~-... -~. SUNREST II SAISONITFS 5 PC. SET . 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July 12, 1975 2 Nabbed Ondlne Second " OAIL Y PILOT A~ Contract Accepted By Clerks In Irvine Stripping '1 Ragtime Hikesi Transpac; Lead Orange County's Superior Court clerks agreed Friday to ac- cept a 1975·76 wage.fringe benefit package that will hike some or their salaries as much as 9.2S percent. The contract negoti~ted on lJ>e clerks' beha lf by the Ora nge County Employees Association must be approved by the county ~ard of Supervisors before go. mg into e ffect. Court clerk salary increases ranging from 8.5 to 9.25 per cent were higher than the 5.25 percent wage hike agreed to by 9,120 keneral and s upervisoriaJ county workers early this week. According lo OCEA executive director J ohn Sawyer, the clerks rated the highe r pay hike because they were passed over for raises last year when they wer e represented by a union. It was when the union failed to negotiate a 1974-75 contract with t h e county that the c le rks dropped the union and agreed that OC EA s ho uld act a s the ir negotiator. He's Her Eyes Should supe r visors approve the proposed pact with the court clerks, attorneys in the District Attorney and Public Defender 's offices will be the only major county e mploye group not to have reached a wage-fringe benefit agr eem e nt in 1975·76. Peggy Martinez, 14, of Sta nton, is one of 24 blind children Crom the 0r4l.Ilge County Brame Institute. Sbe en- joyed a horseback ride from the Irvine Equest rian Center to Bommer Canyon Friday afternoon. The children spent the night at the can yon as guests of The Irvine Company. . f Milk Price Up Death Plot Told SACRAMENTO CA P > -The 21"i-month-old state experiment lifting reta i l milk price minimums in Sacramentc Coun- ty will be continued, the Depart- ment or Food and Ag riculture s ays. WASHINGTON <U PI > -Late in 1959 or early 1960, the CIA sent a pair of two-man learns armed with rifles lo Cuba lo kill Pre mier Fidel Castro, a former Air Force officer has told re· porters. Retired Col. Lake Arrowhead 300 Men Battle ~ew Brush Fire By The Associated Press More than 300 men were called in Friday to bat- tle a Cast-m oving brush fire in the San .Bernardino National Forest some six miles north of the Lake Arrowhead resort area. The bl aze broke out in the early afternoon and had consumeu mor e than 250 acres of brush in three hours, the Cal~forni a Division of Forestry said. The fire was burning away from Lake Arrowhead and no structures were endangered, the CDF said. said Friday the teams fl ew to the island in two small aircraft. He said one team landed on a desert- ed road in Cuba but stayed only minutes, then took off a gain for the United States. He did not e x- plain wh y the mission was aborted . Irvine police 1''riday arrested two men on s uspicion of auto theft after a jogger noticed a car stripping crew at work in an orange grove near J effrey and Barranca Roads. Wayne J . Naeser, 26, Buena Park, a nd Frederick A. Gruber, 26, Santa Ana, were booked into Orange County J ail. On arri ving a l the pl ace described by the jogger, police found two cars mired in the m ud in a ddition to .a Volkswagen which had been stripped of some pa rts . Tools were scattered around the area and footprints led into the fa r mland, police ~id. The Volks wagen was reported stolen in Garde n Grove and some of the tools r e portedly were stolen in a Santa Ana burglary. police said. Plainclothes investigator J ohn Stonebeck was waiting at the scene for Santa Ana police to ar - rive whe n the arrested men drove up in another car. They told police they had come to pick ora nges. They were ar- rested after their identities wer e compared with the registrations on the two cars stuck in the orange grove. By ALMON LOCKABF.Y 01 the Dally PllOt SUit Honolulu yachting fans began to stir with excitement Friday at the news lhal the 65-yachts in the TranspacWc yucht race were on the move again, propelled by 12·15 knot northeast tradewinds. Ragtime m a intained her front· running position with a 250-mile day's run, placing her 858 miles from the finish al Diamond Head on the island of Oahu. In second place boat-for-boat was Ondine with 971 mil es to go and Windward P assage was third, 98.5 miles out. If Ragtim e can hold her lead it will be t he second straight Transpac elapsed time victory for the 62-foot hard -chined sloop, sailed this ye a r by Bill Pasquini a nd Bill Whit e, Long Beach Yacht Club. In 1973 when s he was sailed by a s ix-m a n LBYC syn- dicate Ragtime beat Windward Passage to Diamond Head by a mere four minutes. Ragtime was s till sailing about 120 miles south of Ondinc and Windward P ass age, both of whom had j ibed a nd were headed south in an effort to overha ul the front-runner. Fleet ha ndicap leader was Regardless, a Class C, 41-foot sloop sailed by Robert Cole of Hillsborough. Calif. Moving into second place in the overall han- I It only take•• few word• In the right plac;e to make a aale. Along the Orange Coatt tlM right pie~ I• th• Call 142·M71 DAILY PILOT 25" diagONll FT518W MORE THAN 300 men from the U.S. Forest Service a nd CD F were on the fire lines in 100-degr ee temperatur es on the east s lopes of the mountain range. Eight fi xed-wing planes, three helicopters and two other s upport aircraft were brought in to fight the fire. Cause of the blaze was not known. The hot dry air provided li ttle aid lo fire fighters and weather forecasters offered little relief for the weekend. -25" diagonal THE YEARS LOWEST PRICE! $499 A chance of showers in coastal and intermediate vall eys was forecast throug h the weekend, with tempe ratures r a nging from the mid-70s at the beaches to the mid-OOs in inland va lleys. Hjghs in the desert will range from 102 in the upper deserts to 110 in the lower desert areas. A PRE DICTED second-stage smog alert failed to m aterialize in the San Gabriel Valley but first- stage alerts we re sounded throughout much of Metropolitan Los Angeles. . . . The Air Pollution Control D1stnct had predict - ed the second-stage alert but ozone levels reached only .31 parts pe r million, short or the .35 ppm levels needed for the second-stage alerts. First-stage alerts were called in the San Gabrie l, West San Fernando and Pomona-Walnut Valleys after the ozone counts reached .20 ppm for more than one hour. SFl960 19" diagonal SUPER PRICE! REMOTE CONTROL . --1 ·,: ·~;\ ,... . .: .,,. - SF256X 100% $559 CHROMACOLOR II dicap standings was th" JS-foot sloop Tinsely Light sailed by Henry Grandin, San Francisco. One or the m06l dramatic mov- es made Friday was by Jim Seals' 40-foot ultra-light displace· ment sloop Loco V ienle UI from Balboa Yacht Club. With a 255- mile da y's run s he had moved up to fl.fth place in Class B. Ni c k Frazee, s kipper o f Swiftsure, reported that the six survivors from the sunken cruis~ ing yacht Allora nle were s\ill on boar d and would remain until the yacht reached Honolulu. Frazee said everyone was well and hap- py <tnd that he had enough pro- visions aboard for the extra passengers . Handicap standings as of 8 a.m. Friday : OVERALL I, R"QdrOl•!•l" l , T1~1~y LIQl\t, He"'Y Cr;anOin, San F'ran<l~co. J, Mamt~ Miit Sn~lh, Minna O~I Rt'y. 4, P • .iragon, Chu<k JOrclal\, Honolulu. S, Conopt•on, Larry llr.ldlry. ~t. Anoe le~. (LASS A I, SunMI 81vO, .Jolvi CdlldY, Marina (lt!I Rey: 2. MlyokO<JOrt 111 .... ,,()<;hi OkoH<'lk•. Japan; 3, V'.arr1or. Bruce Hedrick, ~<)Ille; •. Ao,.n91, Henry Wheeltn, Newport 8t'•<n. S, Na\om•, Oon•ld Daltrrl, 6erke1Py CLASS 6 I. Paragon, 1, 61w Stru~. (,ar'y M_,.r~. Newp0rt llt'ach. J, Topaz, E~rl P1tk.,, Mauna del Rey. •. X<'lnlll1ope, Alan Sul'~luM. LA; AJtoe., S, LO<O ll1enle 111, Jim ~alt., NewPQrt ... h CLASS C 1, RegarOl•H 2. Timley U9fll, ~. Mamlt', •. Wh•~·. wallH B<aucn. HuntlOQloh Bekh; ~. Dakar, W •llton, Goooley. ""11rin.i oet Rey. CLASS 0 I, Conc•otocm Larry 6rad1Aty, L~ AnQelts. 2, S<l•er Fo•. kooo,r1 1<e11en.-r. Lor.g Be.Kil , 3, Cenlurtan, ldrry Fo4..om, Hunl,,'910f\ llt'.ch, •. Die (h1la, Yu.,tttmdw Niwa Jap...,, SI C:.hant, Larry Poulton P1..0rront GT660R 25 .. diagonal REMOTE COMTROL $659 RC.A 25 .. DiOC)Ot10I o..c speak en FIEE DRAW/NS FORLA. At f aaW.. lslaMI Sat. .htty 12' 11 tt4,. .. 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Cash q() day pion available on low down and 36 rronlhs to poy (o.o.c.) • I Yea Free Potis • I Yea FT~ice • 3 Year Picture Tube Wmority (the 3rd yea is /tOCs eiit worr9f1ty) • nee Delivery and Set Up 119" diogonol ord lager) • nkArrencord/Moster Chaqe • We Service What We Sell • We know our product instde and out •No comrission solesmen. ' £1353 $299 I/ ··-·---~· -. . Af DAILYPILOT . -. -. . ....... . ··~ . . . . . ; .......... ,.......__ ...... ... S..turday, July 12, t97!f ~ . . . -~ .. .,._..._.' ,.. __ _ ... -•N~---. -. ... Staff Shortages Continued llere . . .... state lnapedon vtlllect LJncoln O•clit"' Connl11eent Hoaptt•I In An•tMlim In 1974, hy -• ,._. (llghl) °" -· 21 cletillnt -deflclencle• In q111111ty ol -rty -.. One r••r leter, lllerd> 20, 117S, enother ritpott (-) cited continuing -ncl•I - -..ch •• p•tlenta •'Celllng out for W•ter." , I 1 l ~u~lity of Care 'l'ne qu3l.it.y or car e patients \>:~:·c l.c.aI·d ... :..1::; fou.:1.d Oi...;•::-J~.!i<::>c te1 . two others ::::iec<lt d o:·al ?1yGic•1c . Fro,.. Page Al • ~ o.lty ............... : The Prober• . f coas·tal Fifth District fSupervisor Tom Riley (top) !')lushed a new nursing home lj)olice through the Orange :county Board of ~ Si.lpervisors. County Health : orficer John Philp (center) :proposed new county · controls. Donald Dunn (bot· : tom) heads slate licensing l team for Orange County. • ' i Food Price FU'lll ' WASHINGTON <AP l ) A.Jricutture Secretary Earl L. ).Butz confir ms that U.S. gr ain traders a r e n e gotiating i n ; JIOKOW but says the impending j U.S. wiU have little Impact on l prtceo paid by Aq>a1con <00· aumen. Butt told the Senate l Agriculture Co1nmltlee Friday t :!';.":.:Ccta food pricos at the • el checkout counter to ~.rem.ta otable tbe ..-ol the ._.,.... . • NURSING HOMES. • • "Also. diapered patients were changed by more capable pa· tients because there was no one else to do this,'' the 'review team's report continued. Thirteen months later, Mar ch 7. 1975, anothe r m edical r eview team visited Lincoln. While conditions had improved al the nurs ing home, the report said, ''Sta ffing is insufficient.'' ··Many patients were heard calling out for water ..... two pa- tients were in need of shaves and two others needed oral hygiene." said the r eview team's 1975 re- port. Conseque ntly, both the 1974 and 1975 reports covering Lin- coln carry the same recommen- dation ; increase staff to provide proper patient car e . THE BRUNT OF the nursing home inspection load in Orange County does not lie with the medical r eview teams stationed in San Bernardino, however . It is carried by the sla te Facilities Licensing Section in Santa Ana headed by Donald Dunn. Evaluation teams from the section make their unannounced calls on nursing homes in a four· county area, Orang e, San Be rnar dino, Inyo and Mono. Team membe r s carry with them a 68--page survey r eport form which will be completely filled out befor e they leave. usually two or three days after their ar rival. That means the evaluators will have answered all 526 questions listed on the report form and rilled its pages with notes of ex- planation. No part or the nursing home, no part of its operation will escape the scrutiny of the evaluation team. Reviewed in elaborate detail will be t he home's ownership, management, physical environ- ment. medical services. nu rsing qualifications, dietetic services, activities progra m , pe rsonne l programs and more. nu: EV ALU A TORS will chec·k patient m edical records, de - termine how m any patients are non-ambulatory or incontinent and review staffing patterns. They will chat wi th patients and employes, taste food as it leaves the kitchen and measure dish washing water temperature. Such exha ustiv.e scrutiny is part of the price nursing home owners and operators pay for holdin g a state license a nd certification to car e fo r Medi-Cal and Medicare patients. Records show a vast majority of Orange County nursing homes sail through the evaluators' rigid examination with only a few minor deficiencies chalked up against them. Some do not, however. And it's not always easy to tell one from the other. FOR ONE THING, all that is open for public inspection are summaries of the survey reports, not t.he reports the mselves. In the cas~ of Medi·Cal social- medical reviews, they can be seen al local S<K:1al Security Ad· ministration offices. But typed across the race oC each is the following instruction t o lhe k eeper of the f ile : "Destror all previously receive<f... materia on thil provider and substitute thlt mate rial.·· That means all that is availa- ble LI the home'• most recent re· view. not Ii. blatory which mJaht tndlcate It's an tn·and·ouler, ~i mn goOd dd sometimes nolSOfood. hrthermore, .ttae summaries are not a vailable until 90 days after the r eYie'tf and until the nw'linl home operator Ml be.a OWR eo days 11to nwiew lhe·re- port a nd to orrer comments, pertine nt parts of which may be incorporated in the public re· por:t ... MORE COMPLETE ud. prompt information is a vailabl e at the state Facilities Licensing Section office in Santa Ana. There, a complete history of the evaluators • summary reports is available along with a nursing home's ownership background. Name changes, frequency in cha"hges of m a nagement and other tell -tale signs of nursing homes that have had their ups and downs can be traced through the section's files. Howeve r , records of com· pl aints from pa tients, families,. employees and others are not available for public examination in order, as one official said, to ''protect the patient from an un- w a rra nte d .i nvas ion of his privacy." Records in the section's office show complaints, including those made by county health and social service officials, are inveatigal· ed within a reasoilabletime. DUNN RECENTLY SAID ms OFFICE attempts to work with nursing hom e operators whose operations might show deficien· cies lo help them come back up to standard. In any event, after the reports are completed operators are re- quired to fi le a correction plan and, when t he deficiencies are considered serious, confer in- formally with Dunn and members oC his staff. Critics of the system say it lacks .enforcement power and is too slow moving when patient care is involved . One such critic is Dr . Eugene Ratajczak, dir ector 'Of social servi c es at O r a n ge County Medical Center . Rat ajnak is quick to point oul that "overall, nursing homes do a pretty~ good job in Ora nge Cou nty.'' BUT HE FAULTS regulations he says ··are not very enforcea- ble" and controls he maintains ··1ack teeth." Come July 15, mosl of Rata· jczak's reser vations will be swept aside. Scheduled lo-go into effect are new state nu rsing home regula- tions that stale Health Depart; ment officials say will clarify confusing regulations and give them enforcement power. Under the new rules, violations that m ight endanger nursing home patients are subject lo fines of from $1 ,000 to $5,000. Lesser violations can draw fmes of up lo $250 . , And Orange County Fifth Dis- trict SuP,ervisor Thomas Riley has succeeded in pushing a new nursing home policy through the Board of Supervisors that county Health OfCice r John Philp says will "materia lly alleviate ~ blerns of substandard, doubtful or negligent care." Most county nursing homes won't even break stride u a re· sult of lbe new state and COW)LY regulations. .. Many or the m already a.re models ol what a nunlng home can .and should be. SUNDAY: Port four ~ diaa&u detaill on the 1hort• of 7"0fllV. al· JocaC4!d by Medi-Col .and OC/wf' goo- nnmentol 011~~• to .udaln U/e and trmt lht eldttlg. o.ftttdrt• of nurli1ig home• de I oil tMf:r problems. Reagan fo~ VP? SACRAMENTO (AP) Evelle Youn1er, Callloml•'• top Republican otlieebolder, .••11 .be .... ursed former Gcw. JtouJd -··· to •••k Ille vlct --Y· \ ' Nursing care is of poor quality due t o ohor t staffing .. On January 29 1 1974 , when t he HR Team arr i ved, there \Jae a director of nurses and OllC aide on duty f or thirty-t hree p•tients . Llter in the day , t wo J!IOre aides came on duty. An eighty-one year old patient came and talked to the Team and asked i f we could help the patients get some assistance so they could have proper care. This pa tie nt in- formed us t hat she and other ambulat ory patients were feeding those who were unable to eat alone. Also , di apered putients.vere changed by more capable patients becau.Ge t here was no one else to do this . Food complaints wer e numerous , r egarding bot h quality and quantity. All trays appeared to have the same food .. One patient vas found in a stripped ~d . One patient who had a frac-· tured hip August 23 , 1973 and i s non-weight beari ng has had no· follow- \lp X-ray .. One diabetic pati1n1t with a coccygeal decubit us had no order f or trea t- ment and no lnboratory ~ork f or diabetes follow-up . One very lucid patient s t ated he "Was supposed t o have Nembutal gr . 1)~ f or sleep every night and it wao indeed so ordered. However , though it vas chaTted as given at HS every night in December 1973 , the pa- tient stated that t he nurse refused to g i ve i t to him. One patient reported he had a v ial of Libri1111:1 i n his clos et and tha t .t his w<rs borrowed by the .s.taff and never retumed. 109·nnd lli were very malodorous. ,---MOW OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 7--- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . Clp·this entnAd FOR SUMMIR SAVINGS ~ome Shop Where You"re Made tO Feel Welcome at ••• HARBOR . LITES 1rL ... t•••t CANE LA._.P ~. s .. No~:al .. s,.,. 20 % Ntt1. J1J1. t ;°7 Lo~O~~~ .,~ Ho"' Yo(/ ON ~~G :::r EVERY LAMP, WALL LAMP, ,., ... 11~t,..est'tit'NGCfs 2 SWAG LAMP, CHANDELIER, T flLE l.fiis~s."'J'J0'jou,0 LAMP. S.HADE AND LIGHT FIXTURE .OF N ANY STYLE OR DE$CRIPTION GOES ON SALE TODAY! And We Have the Selection to Choose From. ·PLUS • A "BONUS" SPECIAL WE ARE CLOSING OUT 150 HUMIERS AT LESS THAN DEALERS COST *CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS . * OUTSIOE LANTERNS * DINING ROOM FIXTURES * BATHROOM RXTURES *BATHROOM SWAGS AND LAMPS * LIVINGROOM OR DEN FIXTURES OR SWAGS * POOL TABLE LAMPS * * * Each Fixture or Lamp wll be specially tCICJCJld at DEALERS COST! LAMP SHADES All Styles Silks & Hardbacks ABIGAIL ADAMS 1822Y2 NEWPORT "-VP., CDSTA MESA . 645-7301 ,.., ... r .,......, .... ""'"OP·-II 1111 - Avoid Errors In Gardening Don't let a luxurious grass and flowers need Carden allp between your dilferent rertilizers. In flnaen. The surest way general fertilizers with to a green thumb is a high ' percentage or knowing how best to nitrogen are best for leaf avoid that perennial and root crops; nowers garden sore thumb, Wl-and many vegetables do healthy plants, by avoid-better on a formula with in& these gardening mis-more phosphorus. takes. Don't use too much 1. Not having the right fertilizer because it can tools. These include a kill plants by dehydrat- 1hovel, spading Cork, ing the roots. And test steel take, wooden rake, your soil for lime befoce hoe, cultivator, grass applying it. It may turn ed1er, several types of out to be a needless ex- s h e a r a , p e n . k n l f e, pense. trowel, wheel barrow, In short, it's a mistake spreader, sprayer, not to know your garden w atering can ,and -what it needs and gardening gloves. what it can do without. It i's a community of living Z.. DON'T LEAVE tools things -which r equires outdoors or they will rust love and understanding or corrode. Always wash to grow! them after us e. Lawn mowers should be kept in good repair. Keep blades Add Scent sharpened or they will split grass tops and turn them brown. T C [ 3. Not becoming ac-.I 0 0 OTS quainted with insect identification and con-On Pat;O trot. For e xample, " malformed buds and Dowers might indicate As summer rolls into the presence of aphids, full swing, patio plants pale plants might sug-d l h gest lacebug infestation, an P ants for t e out- and buds that fail to open door living_ area take on may mean that thrips a new importance. Sum- are present. Once you mer gardens are to be know which bugs ue bugging your greenery, then it's a mistake not to control them with an ef- fective insecticide. .4 . F ORGETTI NG THAT plants n eed the right nutrients to grow atrong and beautiful. But ~ lived in, r ather than looked at -and this is a good time to add some appealing plants for close-up enjoyment. Several different kinds of Dwarf Citrus combine a well-groomed quality with l ush evergreen foliage, fragrant blooms and colorful, edible fruit. 'r.:=============:::::;11 Dwarf Meyer Lemon, for BobHope and other stars in free shows! instance, features fruit and blooms at the same time. IC you plant one in a tub on the patio, the fragrance will draw peo- ple lo it. HYBRID BERMUDA, 16 c :: BLUEGRASS ........ 16 c ~ HOME/ GARDEN Weeke nd Garde ning Checklist •Visit community flower shows and your county fair for ideas t.o incorporate into your home garden. •A :i:al eas and Camellias with yellow- ing leaves m ay be s uffer- ing Crom iron chlorosis. Green-up the foliage by using one of the special chelating compounds available at nurseries. •Simplify keeping flower beds and shrub- bery borders watered - apply a thick layer of m u lc h beneath the plants. This benefits the plants and conserves moisture -while also conserving the city's waler supply. •Keep after lawns in July. Compacted ones will benefit from spiking or coring -and brushing in of a soil conditioner ... Junipen; Fill Need For Ga:rtkn Variety They erow high, low Armstrong Juniper is s h r u b s . N e w c r • and lo-between, fulfilling a handsome choice that pyramid al types in a variety of needs -fits in nicely where a silver , green and blue making Lhc garden medium-grower is re-foliages are enjoying easiertocarefor.Byany quired.TheMintJuniper gr~at popuJarit~ in standard, Junipers are a has to be seen for the de -Califorrua. and the time- fa bu Io us family of ep shadlnga of green to ho~ore d H ~llywood plants. be appreciated. It is an ~wisted Junipe r c~n · As ground covers, the ideal accent or locul tinues to be ~ favo~te dwarf and truly pro· pointforthegarden. landscape choice. lts_ir-strate-growing Junipers regular growth w1th have f~w rivals. They do The green and blue rich-textured foli age is well in poor soil and with Prttze r Junipers con-almost an institution little attention. Certain Unu~ their popularity as with gardeners in the dwarfs and intermediate prized large-g rowing Golden State. 1 growers -in l>etween ,.----------------.:.._---1 sizes -s erve as handsome foundation shrubs. They are also lovely when used to line a walk or lor filling in a planting area. Some are naturals f o r roe~ gardens; others go well in tubs or other con- tainers to add greenery to decks or patios. Larger -g rowing Junipers, shrubby or col- umnar in appearance, are wonderful accent plants -against a wall or fence. In the proper landscape situation, the larger specimens are re- al show-offs -without dominating the scene. A LOW, SPREADING variety boast s semi- arching green branches, some arc marked with s hadings of gold or silvery-blue. The shape and color s o f the Junipe r s highlight bo rde r plantings - whether massed or used individually lor accent. 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"The peol)le out there," Kamenake said, 1esturing toward lbe MWSrOOm. 44were brou•bt up in the tradition of American journaU1m. . .and they don't believe in selective reportlDf. 'Ibey know and l know that we a.re an .importanLaource af-trutb.Jn_tbe.llt'atld .. and we destroy the sum total of knowledge if we do less. and all.•• Kopp said t hat Watergote was perhaps the ''blggest wart" but that VOA cov- erage was "full and complete." The Voice "didn't deny lt was a very serious problem," he sa.id, but the scandals were kept ln perspective. By CHERYL ARVIDSON Ut1ltetl "'"l IMWtllltMMI WASHINGTON -''In darker days in the)ifo of our nation, we told the world: 'Tt* news may be good or bad, but we shall tell you the lruth.' And ll is impor. tant to remember that we strive to know the truth and tell it.·· These were the concluding words of a memo to Voice of America staffers by two senior officials. Alan Heil, chief .of news a nd current affairs, and Bernard Kamenske, head of the news division. Tbe note e nded a VOA policy of restricting information carried by the voice during the U.S. evacuation from Saigon. The policy, outlined earlier by Heil and Kamenski at the direction of their 1,.. superiors in the U.S. Information Agen-111 cy and the State Department, limited 'fh..,-0 .,. 1 '1 VOA's w9rldwide broadcasts to "offical ,1 ~ statements of the While House and de-'*". partments of State or Defense, and con· See I " gressional actions.(e.g., votes)." The Eyes of D;ally PllOt llluUr<1111on by Tlm Ptttrwft The order a ngered some Voice employes because it seemed to conflict with VOA's charter of being "a con· sistently reliable and authoritative source of news. VOA news will be ac- curate, objective and comprehensive." IT ALSO BROUGHT VOA and its parent agency, USIA, under scrutiny by Rep. Bella Abzag's House government operations s ubcommittee. And it set off a new debate over whether to insulate VOA from government policy makers. Kamenske a nd Eugene P. Kopp, depu- ty USIA director, differed in separate in· terviews over whether the Vietnam limitations should have been imposed. Kopp sa.id the order was "unique" a nd r~flected the critical situation in Saigon. Given the volatile situation just before the communist takeover, Kopp said, speculation about an ear1y U.S. evacua- tion could have caused panic and en- dangered American lives. He said that was true even though the commercial television networks the wire services a nd the BBC were c~rry . ing fuller reports of the pullout. Kamenske, who has worked for the Voice since 1955, felt "uncomfortable" with the cover age limitations, which ·he says occurred more often on Vietnam than on any other foreign stories. But he "How inadequate would I be if [ sald that I wasn't horrified, disgusted, unhap- py . . . that we bad to in some way moderate, adjust if you will, a charter principle." Kopp bas no second thoughts. He said he and USIA Director James Keogh were ·'proud'' of the directive even though it "made some of what they call 'pure journalists' at the VOA very un- happy." He said these staffers don't un- derstand that foreign listeners believe the VOA .. speaks for the United States government." He said the Voice also has a responsibility to reflect "Americana - the diversity of life in the United States, aspects of our culture, our institutions and our people. (There is a need) to em· phasize the positive aspects of the United States. Private journalism doesn't have this variety of concerns.•• KOPP SAI D IT IS important to draw a distinction between VOA staffers and other journalists. As he told an Abzug subcommittee hearing May 20, "I would hope the people who work for VOA un- derstand that they work for the govern- ment of the United States of America .. " To those who question VOA's credibili· ty overseas because of its close ties to policymakers, Kopp responds : "I don't accept the philosophy that until you 're absolutely immer sed in the worst and the most negative of the United States you don't have credibility. "The only way you lose credibility is when you get caught not telling the truth." Critics notwiths tanding, Kopp said the Voice is performing its proper function by providing a channel of communica- tion "that articulates, clarifies and sup- ports" U.S. foreign policy. Any move to give the agency independence, he said, would make it "just like CBS." Re said that while VOA emphasizes "J>OSitive" news about the United States, this does not mean broadcasts "gloss over the negative." Despite occasional pressure from State Department of· ficials to "soften" its coverage, he added, there Plas been no change in VOA 's basic policy of reporting "warts VOA PORTS WERE desil'Oed to tell foreign auruencee'the-11 .s. --conatttu· lion "has built-in remedies for abuse and this is what you're witnessing." In acldl- tion it stressed the Watergate scandal was' "all smoked out by the invest..lgJUve activities of a free press, the sys~em is working and the society is oot ~omln(C apart." News chief Kamenske says the Voke's tie to government does pose problems. For example, VOA reporters are denJect credentials for the House and Senate pre· ss galleries. There are also proble ms cov· ering the White House and Slate Depart- ment. "To be effective, the organization ha!S to be absolutely, impeccably tru.thl\tl," and to provide that truth VOA need~ more protection from government, Kamenske said. A PRESTIGIOUS panel headed by ft ank Stanton-, for mer president ot CBS, reached the same conclusion earlier Ulla year after a review of the Voice's ln· formation, education and cultural pro- grams. It said VOA's government ties "severely compromise its independence as a source of news.'' Kopp and Kamenske differ over the Stanton recommendations, which would establish VOA as an independent agency under a five-member board of over· seer s. Kopp said the report ·carries "a very definite indication that VOA would no( have lo have any concern about the ef • feet or its broadcasts on U.S. policy and U.S. interests. You would be unable to distinguish the content from the com· mercial media. ''I don'.t. believe there's any justifica· lion for taxpayer s upport of an interna- tional broadcasting organization that is not serving and supporting U.S. policy interests." Kamenske, however, agrees that the Voice "needs a strong protective belt" to guard against undue pressure from gov- ernment policy makers. Kopp said VOA already is "very well protected against the unusual and ex- cessive pressure from the policy makers" by USIA, its parent organiza- tion. "We are as much a shield for the VOA as we are a club to them," Kopp said. U .Sw Revolution One of a Kind Has Scalpel, Insurance; Will Operate By DON Nf cLBOI> The AUOCti114tCI l'reu The Amencan Revolution trig- gered an era of revolution that hasn 't ended yet. But it was one o( the few that worted out the way it was suppos ed to work out. Two hundred years ago this spring, the founding fathers weren't fully ·aware they had s tarted a revolution. But the deadly serious business of r e· volting against the government that bad ruled them as British col- ooists for almost two centuries had already begun. The Continental Congress, meeting in .Philadelphia, had just accepted resi>onsibility for the opening hostilities in Boston. It had established and army and had chosen a m ilitary com- mander. The colonists had decided to fight. They would resist what they considered oppression by an otherwise perfectly legitimate government. S uch things had happened before. In the eyes of the challenged authorities it was treason. But 1t wasn't revolution yet. Thal would come a year la· ler, in July 1776, when Thomas Jefferson and Congress would tell the world that people have a right to overthrow, even by force, a government tha t fails to serve the needs of its subjects and fails to respect their rights. Now that was revolution. It was not a new idea, but it was the first time it h ad been tried in a war involving the majority of the population, not just one set of plutocrats against another. Barely bad the guns mok e cleared from the American Revolution before France bad begun her own. Within 50 years of United States independence, every country in Latin America except Cuba and Puerto Rico had overthrown colonial rule. Revolution continued to sweep Europe for over a century. toppl- ing ancient dynasties. IT WOULD be a mistake to say that the American Revolution caused the French Revolution, which in turn caused all the resL But somebody h ad to be flrsL The fact is that the Americans had done it, done the unspeaka- ble, overthrown a government just because they didn't like the way it was treating them. And they got a way with it. And every Frenchman knew it. Some of them had even help~. THE AMERICANS set a good example, but unfortunately it was . a hard one lo follow. And there has never been another revolution quite like theirs. For one thing. they had limited objectives capable of reasonable solution. The Americans wanted prin cipa ll y to remove themselves from English con- trol. Such a goal could be achieved by a military victory. And they weren't destroying one government and bUilding a replacement. They alread)' had governments of their own, which functioned quite to their satisfac- tion. They were just ripping away a superfluous top layer.· The other revolutionary ideas, • Resting Up for Action By KEN PATTERSON JR. Gl,lt•I HOW\~ SAC RAM ENTO -The Legislature has gone home for the month of July, and the only squirrels left in Sacramento are the ones in the trees and shrubs in Capitol Park. Several major issues saw re- solution before the lawmakers headed home to their districts, but when they return on Aug. 4, there will be plenty for them to do. The first part or this session witnessed the passage of the first substantive farm labor le~i~l<.t · don ln the bistory of California. Legislative leaders admit that passage of th ls landmark bill was due in part to marathon com- promise meeling1 held by lhe ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 1'bf' c:ommcnl pa~e of thr na1 I)' Pelot ~k11 lo Inform and 1tlm•l•lf' reaoers h}' Pt'ftlt'llt· ini a variety of t'omm~r~ry o• &oplu of ln&•real •nd i e&nlnunt'f' lror:a 1nformecJ ~en and poflesmm. It*"" wer.i. l"lbfuht'r '"'°"1ol l'ol.,.r.' Cqm,,.,. 11 I PfJ(I~ £d'1 or Sifurday • .1uJy 12, 1 governor and representatives of the vari ous factions in the agriculture community. A S950·million bill to provide low-interest home and residcn· tial loans is now law. The oil depletion allowance for major 0 11 companies has been repealed. TAX BENEFITS -specifi cal· ly the home office exemption - for insurance companies a nd preferential income repeal bills have been approved by one hous~ but await passage in the other. Another bill t o per mil chang- t.ng bank a nd corporation taxes by a majority vole of each house has passed the Assembly and Will be placed before the voters if the Senate approves. And without a doubt the two most controversial measures. bills lo decriminalize personal use or marijuana and to legalize sex acts between adults, are soon lo become law. rTheydid. th11 week.-Ed.) There remain, however, milJor problems in California that will require legislative attention a nd ~ w.ben the 1oloos r eturn to the Capitol. There ts still widespread dis- agreement betw~en doctors. lawyers, patl~nts and in1uranee companies •• to when the lolu· lion h.es to the current medical malprattace ini1 urance crial1. Many baJls have been prelMftMd, but no major lealslatfon, 11tisfactory to all partlff lb· volved, has )'et to show tt.eeal Ha •ork.able an•wtr to auttageous premiums for malpnctlce in· 1uruce. The governor s howed as- tute ability in winning passage for his farm labor bill, but the momentum created by the whirlwind passage of that measure is waning in the face of still opposition to his collective bargaining proposals. One bill supported by the gov· ernor was so butchered by a mendments that there was scarcely anything left of the original bill. So little remained, in fact. that the bill was fin ally amended into other legislation. With a st ate and national elec- tion season approaching, the is- s ue of public financing of cam- paigs,s remains unresolved. It is s till difficult to see how 120 legislators can deal realistically with changing the very political system under which they were elected. Public financing, no matter how approached, takes away some of the advantage enjoyed by mcumbent.s. The required ma· joril)' of votes to approve public financing must come from leeialators wbo are themselves au incumbents. TR£ GOVERNOR bu c ul millions from the budget, and It wUI take an overwhelming ma· joril)' of legislators to rest.ore any of those c uts . With gross Dtmoc ra tic me m betshiPI in both ~es. the possibility of veto overrides is just aboutnodlin(l. In any case, the lefl&lutors should enjoy tbelr month or vaca· tion , for when they return, there wall be plenty lo do. the de mocratic institutions, the liberty and justice for all were here already. Americans had been developing them for generations. American patriots fought for life, liberty and happiness, but to keep them , not to gain them. The revolution was mt a bitter class struggle. Americans of all social and economic stations were rather remarkably ·united against the foreign foe, whose re- moval ended the problem. Partly because of all this, the American Revolution was his· tory's most conser vative. There were the radicals, of course, who prodded and excited the colonies to rebellion; but the Revolution. once begun, was run by the establishment. IT WAS UNUSUAL if not unique that the leaders or the Revolutions survived and many held important positions in the ne w governme nt a fte r the Revolution. Largely because of this, the American Revolution was the on- ly major revolution of its kind free of a r eign of terror. There w e r e abuses to the Tory loyalists, but nothing like the studied slaughter witnessed in other revolutions, from France's a few years later to Russia's in this century. Kings had been overthrown before only to be replaced by new kings, or Lord Protectors, or die· tators by some other name. The Americans avoided that. l" ...... .. .. ····. .... ... ~~--·\ By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Attn. Guinness Book of Records : Recently, Rock Promoter Bill Grallam announced on five radio stations, via tape, that "When you hear t he-tone, tickets for the Rolling Stones' concerts at the Cow Palace July 15 and 16 will go on sale. Beep!" One hour and 49 minutes later, all 30 ,000 tickets had been sold, at $8.50 a pop ... Spring cleaning : In his role as owner-publisher of City magazine, Director ftancis Ford Coppola fired the entire s taff. Nothing ~rsonal, as it were: He had some new ideas for the magazine, and wants fresh minds to match ... Big sign on the office door of Dr. Karl Boll· inger, tbe surgeon, in the 200 Van Ness B ldg.: "Ha ve Scalpel and Insurance, Will Operate!" NO, DEAR hearts and gen- tle peephol es, BART's -..soo-a-year beauty, ftank Berringer , is not the highest paid public official ln the state, media statements to the contrary notwiU~tand.ing. That honor. my spies tell me, belongs t o Ralph Brody, headman at Fresno's I ' Westlands Water District, who draws a shade under $100 ,000 per ... Swamt Muktananda -"How I Love Ya, How I Love Ya, My Dear Old Swami" -has leased Oakland's rundown old Stan· ford Hotel as his new world headquarte rs, and his mi- nions even now are gussying up the place som ething gorgeous ... WO W : THE Vorpal Gallery, on Battery, has an M.C. Escher woodcut print that a woman picked up at a garage sale for $4 ! The Vorpal people, experts ln the Escher field, figure it will sell for around $12,000. OP E R A STAR Dorothy Kirsten, playing in the Heart Assoc . Celebrity GolC Tourney at Palo Alto Hills, upon be ing told that .toe Alioto had been invited ·too: "Oh. is he a celebrity? I thought he was just coo· troversiaJ." \ Hi flrls and boys. · The elrcus ls ~m lt)i to lAWD Tlii Vrfii. . D before Un~le Leo ean flms h with one contest we hatte another g reat big one in theotnni. · But bef oJ'e we announce that we It.ff' pleased to announce our wlnn¥rs in the "Motocr oss Superbowl .. Art Contest Out Grand Prize ,.;loner is Da'14 Tbreadgold o! Laguna Beach who will receive three ~.50 Uckets to the School Cham- p1on1blpe on July 18 and three Sto tickets !or ~be <?ly Superbowl on July 19. Hts winning entry ap- pears at the rlgbt. Our .second place winner is CUrt Visca or Huntington Beach ~ he will r eceive three $lO tickets to the Oly Superbowl Third place winner is Scott Van Dr ke .or ~orona del Mar and he will receive three $10 tickets lo the Oly Super bow 1. Our four.th and rinaJ place Win· ner is Jon .Tomita o! Costa Mesa ~nd he will receive three $.S.50 llckets to the High School MX Championships. * PRIZE WINNER * HONORABLE mention this week goes to Mark Meyer Julie Wohlsteat, Lesli e Manlov~ and Dave _Duboise, . all or Newport Beach, and J ana ce Tomei, Brian &rg, Sean Watson, Kurt Leysen Donald ~empstead, Jill Ditmar: and Christy Pierce, all of Costa Mesa. David Thre•dgold, 11, of 2904 Z~ Drtve, Laguna Beach Also to Fra nk Wuco T eri Wickers.ha m , Lis a and ' Mary lsom, Make Campbell and Cheryl Gnegy, all of Huntington Beach · Paig_e Ode~ or Balboa; Millard Cook of Irvme; and J erry Fields of San Juan Capistrano. Any child 14 or under, can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's ~11 you d~: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, wh ite paper 41h mcbes wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink a nd make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own wo~k .. (3 ) Put your name, age a nd address on back of drawing. Mad 1t to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 92626. Entries must be received by noon on Thu~sday for production on the foUowing Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar . Uncle Len would like to thank all of his friends for the more than 100 entries received during this thr-ee-week contest. Now we are starting a new con·. test for free ticket~ to the Ringl- ~g Bros. and Ba rnum and Bailey Circus at the Anaheim Conven- tion Center in August. lf you will look in the upper right hand comer of your page to- day, you will see the COQtest rules and the entry blank. The contest will run !or three week.s and you may submit as many entries as you like. There will be a first place winner in each category each week that will receive three $6.75 tickets to the August 1 performance. An overall ,grand prize winner in each category will r eceive 15 tickets and will appear in the circus. So get your entry blanks in, boys and girls, and good luck. Until n ext week, Uncle Le n wishes each and every one the very best or everything. -Lett~;;F;;~~Em;-~~ Cc I 1'15 JH• E. Mtf'W"i! CtpyritM ms Jun E. ~.,.....-•? Dear Ell.ie, / In pictures or a~mals ip Africa there always s.eem~ to be m a ny different kinds living together like giraffes and zebras and elephants. Why is this? D E . EricaP. ear nca, -. More than 40 different species or lar.1e mam· mals teed on the African grasslands. In oderwea•at least 16 s pecies of l a rge herbivores (those which feed oo plant life only ) Ii ve together. These a nim a ls can live together because they do not compete !or rood, and each has its own special preferences. This . fact alone permits a variety or creatures to fit into an environ· , ment. For e xample , brows ing , animals of different heights can share the same tree. Giraffes can feed from the tops of 18 to 20 foot high branches, elephants gather lower vegetation, elands eatfrom the mid area and the lit· Ue dilcdlk (tiny antelopes) feed from the lower branches or shrubs. Grass eaters can also share the same habitat. Buffalo lilce t o eat the coarse woodland grass, wildebeasts and antelope reed on the short portions left by tbe buffalo, zebras eat the grass on thP plaips, impalas prefer the fin er savanna type grass a nd warthogs enjoy the underground parts or plants. And or course, where there are herbivorel!.. there are also the carnivores (animals which are flesh eaters> for these feed on the grazing and seed· eating creatures . In the rainy season these animals spread out, but in the dry periods they tend to gather around the lakes and rivers. It is in the dry seasons when photogr aphs are taken showing a Dear Ellie. or all the wild animals which do you think is the cleanest ? WynnR. Dear Wynn, No mammal -or any animal for that matter - likes to live in dirty quarters, for all seem to prefer to be cleao. But among the most fastidious is the badger which always digs holes !or its droppings and regularly changes the dried grass bedding with which it lines its sleep den. It is highly significant that the only animals which live in filthy conditions are some that are kept in captivity by ignorant or tboughUess people. Once we remove an animal from its natural en· vironment, it be comes solely dependent on us, not only for (ood but also ror sanitation. Some animals , such as the pig, have earned false reputations for liking to be dirty. These creatures love to wallow in any kind of waterhole ~go around covered with caked mud. But they do th.is to protect a tender and rather bar e skin from insects and sun. Ellie ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: How were coral r eefs formed? Coral reefs have been built by millions upon millions or tiny animals which live in extremely large colonies. The reefs are formed from the skeletons of limestone which each litUe coral animal secreted around itself as protection. When the little a nimal dies, the limestone skeleton remains, other young coral c reatures become attached and in this way the formation s lowly grows. OUESTION: Whal animal li ves the longest ? READERS: Send animal questions to Ellie c/o The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mes a, CA: grea~ varte~y of animals living together. Ellie 92626 All4l' lfNt • ,.,,...,. »wtf-Ml .. Ille IMrtt ...-.. a11<f'C...,.. .. "c~~111111• .... 12, .. ~ ... , .... ._ ......... : HOW A&E SHELLS FORMED? Motlter Nature-deslpecl sbella to protect Iler am all .aft.bodied aalmala from &be bmapy sea. At ·least m.... creatares build t-ea~. protective bome1 for &laemief•ff -wlu..t .vdl h'Y· -Tbe .... 1Dgrediat ii. 11,aJ ••terlal called ca~lura <•rlloll•· However, eacla aMU· Ml .. C efe«JM .,.. a cWren11t ~· ctarQ builds a pair or glands process these simple in· rather hu-drum 1helll that can gredients t.o rorm tacky llqui•. •• tl-' Other 1lands add materials to be sn.apped •hut or partly make the Uquld set hard and opened. Tb• m urex builds 8 strong. More alands and coloring 1in1le ahell, handsomely .~le<'t, materials, sometimes ln brtgbl, aplked and lined with 11oe1y eye-catching dest1n1. pink. Tbe s nail .81.lo bUllda • As the soft·bodled animal 1lnd• eoiled s hell and, u in most crows larg4!r, \,xtra layers are Nlhelll,' tbc)te or the tropics are added around t.be edp of bis . r_.seoualy colored. abeU to •lV-bim more llvinl 1 A Q>LLECl'Oll of beauteous room. ,As • tu)e, the abel1 is built -.: Id • nd Ufetime in t.bree !a1er•· Oatside ls tbe ""'ect1 cou ape -'!.... r . priamatlc layer, made Crom ~t."-:1;~ v.= Daolffu.les arruied in . pris m· ,_.:"_aU.. •~•ll builden have ~ t)'l)e· patttna. Tbla layer ia 1 n of ,on mcJMt ~ una1b' rou1b and durable. It jllllfWJLmd ~= maatie. n wraps may be ridC•d or s piked, ;:::d tht bOdJ uct u11 Jmt aoraeously tinted or colored to tbe •litll. TM amulAI matcbUtedraboeeannoor. e eotatailll 1~lal celll • Tn£ INSIDE LAYEA, next to 1 for c;onectlnj tho raw the ..Umal'• delicate akin, ls a terlallalllfj)U11dlnalM11.. ,iouy, 1m00lb ,layer of nacre, · • I l allO called mother or pearl. U eatra•l• Um1 ea cum San4wlcbed between the carbonate and perlaapa otbet" -'•lnaUc and nacre 1•~ la the udlHlrall from U.• water. c.ertaJn ao----- .\ I durable la m e llar layer. The mantle arra nges molecules in different patterns to Corm these different layers. The mixtures ooze out from tiny tubes, first one layer and then another around the edge or the s hell. Some of the loveliest shells are adorned with colorful stripes or spots. The colors are added by separate clumps of cells in the mantle. As new material is added, they may ·paint a bright 1tripe around the coils. In spotted abell1, the color-making cells work for a while, then take a rest. Meantime the mantle has added a strip of the background material. ~y ..... a 7•11 .. _ Mt ef U. Olnllklff et Nel'll&e" lfftl'f Pr-It,, ... 'It, ef Sleota City, .................... 1 WHAT lllAXES THE STARS SIDNE? Ari•ally • ftar ll an enormous blulq ~, ... , eaoa«b to pip do•• at lust a mUIJo• ..nll·ebe pl..U. A bluini fire o1 &.Ilia IOrt ca• be 1ee11 far aad wWe, 11Dla1 fwtll Ill all dlrec· dau. It la •t tllere u..e la tbe nit OH ... ef ... ~ -ud lta ....... llSlit may take lftHJ'' mllll8iu (JI 1ean to read-. (Do,.. UH I taUadaa to A.5K A.NDYf ,..... I& oa a post canl wtt.1a 1~••••· a1e ud nm· )leCe a ....... to ASK ANDY la ~ el till 9"1P•'8'· Ellutea .,_to 1tm u4l MJ'I 7to17.) S!turd!y. July 12. t975 Cir~au C01af.ests Draw· or Color a Clown YOU can be a winner in one ol Uncle Len's two clown drawing contests .nd win tickets to see the RingUna Brothen and .Barnum and Bailey Circ~ when ll comes !o Ana heim Convention Cente r. ..l'he. GreatcsL Sbow..DLL Earth ..moves. to Anaheim July 31 and runs until Aucust 12. Uncle Len has arranged for tickets so winners in his three.week drawing contests ca~ spend rriday afternoon, August l, en· joymg the sights and sounds or circus. tr you are age 10 to 14 you may enter Up· cle Len ;s design-a-clown-race contest. Each clown in the real cir cus paints bis own dis· tinclive face. Some are happy, some are sad. some are jus t silly. Make your face ~hatever you like. Draw it with a dark pen· c1l or pen on this official Uncle Len entry blank, or a reasona ble facsimile, and send il to Uncle Len. You m ay enter as many times as you like. If you are nine years old or younger, you may color the clown shown bere. Enter your version in Uncle Len's color-the-clown contest. Circus clowns wear very colorful costumes. If you try to keep your colors in world scope (10 points for eech ~ .,....,.. correctty) 1 The FBI conducted an armed search for suspects following the killing of two of its agents on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in (CHOOSE ONE : South Dakota. Montana). 2 Mayor . . > . . ordered the layoff of thousands of city employees in finan· c1allytroubled New York City. a Abraham Beame b·John Lindsay c Richard Daley the lines and ma~e them very briebl, maybe you will wm one or Uncle Len's special circus contest prizes . Whethe r you enter the design-a·clown- face or lhe col or-the-clown competition ,you m ay win three tickets lo the Aueust i performance or the ltingling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus, in Anaheim Con· vention Center. Each week for three weeks, Uncle Len will award first place awards in both con- tests. That m eans winners can treat their parents to the afternoon at the circus. Then, ove rall grand prize winners~will be chosen from all the entrants in both con· tests. These lucky Uncle Len readers will win 15 circus tickets and a chance lo tour Ute backstage areas of the Anaheim Con· ve\ltion Cen.ter just before the opening parade or circus stars marches into the arena on August 1. To enter, use an ofCicial entry blank, or reasonable facsimile. Send it to Uncle Len Daily Pilot, Box 1560, Costa Mesa CA 92626. • Be sure lo write your na me, address., telephone number and age on a card or piece o! paper a11d attach il to your entry. To be eligible for judging, enWies must~ received by noon Thursday in each week of the contests. Good luck ! DESIGN A a.OWN FACE For Artists Age 10to14 . :_]·~ •I· 1' ·~· I ;\ • ·~ July 31 to August 12 3 President . . ? . . of Uganda said he would spare the life of a British lecturer sentenced to 'death for calling him a "village tyrant." • news picture 4 Fighting between nght·w1ng Christian and left .wing Moslem factions in .• ? .. intens1f1ed into that country's worst civil strife in history. a-Angola b·Lebanon c·lsrael 5 Pnme Minister' Indira Gandhi of . . ordered the arrest of some of her poht1· cal opponents newsnarne (10 ~ N JOU CM ktlnffJ lhil person in 1M newt) I testified under oath before two members of the remaining special Watergate grand jury in California recently. I am a former Pres•· dent of the United Slates. I resigned from otfice last August. What's my !"lame? matchwords ? .... abrupt • dishonest, immoral 2 .... bankrupt 3 .... corrupt c·hinder or stop ection 4 interrupt d break open OT burst S rupture • unable to pay debts (10 points if you answer this question OOffeCtlJ) This ,., tile American crew patch for the joint U.S · Soviet space mis!'1on scheduled to begin July 15. Plans call for the linkup of a U.S. Apollo spacecraft with a Soviet (CHOOSE ONE: Soyuz. Sputnik) spacecraft for about 40 t)ours. sportlight (2 pointa tor uc:ft quetition .~ con'K1!r) 1 (CHOOSE ONE: A.J. Foyt, Bobby . Unser) won the 500 mile auto race at Pocono Raceway .in Pennsylvania. 2 This ye;ir's All Star baseball game. scheduled for July 15. will bf' olayed in 1 a·LO<i Angeles b·B<>!>too c Milwaukee 3 Three gOlf Prs were injured by hghtning durmg the ... 1 .• Oolf Tournament in Oak Brook, Illinois. • 4 Who was \he w1110er of the world heavyweight boiong title ooul 111 K1Jala Lumpur. Malaysia? 5 In ROif, \h11 tenn (CHOOSE ONE: b1rd1e. bogey) refers to when a pfayer scores ,one stroke under par score for one hole. · " roundtable ,.., ~ (• llHN) What 50ft of role do yau"lhtnk an ~ency llke the CIA should play in today'~ world' YC>Ua ICOM.: ti • 100 potrttl -TOP Sc.on! ll •II Poift4I -,.,..._.,., 11 •IO polfttt -o•. 11 to 11 ........ -flit. 77.75 • YIC.1M. ll1lllua. Wllcoftlln • • -~ - • t .. - ' J\f OAIL 'V ~LOt rfornrln ~ ~- Art Center Will Open -A daytime c hildren's work::.hop in music and creative dramet will highlight group and private classes offered this summt'r by · the C hristian Development Center for the Performing Art::.. A self-s upporting organization . of Garden Grove Commumtv Church, the Performing Art~ Center begins at its eight-week summer quarter Monday on the GGCC campus, 12141 Lewis St. Saturday. July 12. 1915 . --,.. .,..._. .. -_.......... • .., ..I ..... ~·--.......~----- Gaest Pastors PicnicS, · Outings Highlight Slate The Rev. Gene Barbee. founding pastor of Firs~ Christian Church of Mission Viejo, will be guest pastor of the First Cbrfstlaa Church, Legion and Gleoneyre, Laguna Beach, Sunday at 10:•5 a.m. Howard Rusi;ell Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mitchell of College 'Park. Costa Mesa, wilt cele brate bis Bar Mitzvah today at Temple Sharon, conservative congregation of the Harbor area, at9: 15a.m. There will be a church beach party atCameoShores SUnday at 12:30 p.m . for all members and frieods of the Newport Unity Church. For further information, call Beth Johnson 646·5181. In addition lo private vocal and instrumental instruction, group tnstruction is offt'red in guitar, both daytime and evt:ning for adults and children. SHEL.DON DISRlJD. GGCC's forml'r minister of music a nct professor of musil' at Fullerton College, will lead a class in '"Learning to Sing." lie also will guest lectun' in a class on "Hym- nology, the Study of Hymns," tau g ht by O avid J.eestrna. teaching d ean of the Performiog At1s Cente r . Mariners Church of Newport Beach will conduct its firs t service Sunday in the new building at 1000 Bison Ave .. at Jam- boree Road. The 20,000 :;quure foot build· ing has a sanctuary that seats 600. Three services are conducted each Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Dr. Joseph Aldrich is presiding pastor. The progr ess report or the building committee for Temple Bat Yabm of Newport Beach will be presented to members of the con- gregation on Sunday at 9:30 a.m .. in J the Corona del Mar garden of Dr. and l BRIE c.s Mrs. Marshall Fisher. . ,. - The Rev. Keith C. Kanaga, past " Both the vocal workshop for young singer s (junior hi gh agel and the childre n's workshop in music and creative drama will be oHered i n the day time. Thursdays at 4 p.m. and Wed· nesdays from 10 a.m. lo noon. res pectively . The children's workshop, for childreu entering grades l ·ti. in.dudes a variety of musi cal experif::'n ces with rhythm mstrument!;'and singing. plus creative drama. Scientists Offering Worksliops Priest a 'Calming Influence' on Cops moderator of the First Congregational Church, San Bernardino, will be guest pastor of Neighborhood Congregational Church, Unit· ed Church of Christ, St. Ann at Glenneyre, Laguna Bee:ich, Sunday atlOa.m. A family picnic luncheon will be held at First United Methodist Church or Huntington Beach, 272117lh St., Sunday at noon and will be serving homemade ice cream. Games for children will follow. TIUS l"~JQl'E training center, which bt.:>ga n in the summN ot 1974 as a ··fct•dt'r to the existing church muhic program, has been overwhelmingly rt.·<:eived by the communit y." al'l:ording t c Leestma . ··Because m a ny dementciry schools in the area have been forced to cut back their musk programs due to lack of funds, parents have taken ad· \'antagc of our afkr~:-.l'hool pro· gr am and have t•nrolled lht'ir children in it. lhu:. witnessing significa nt prugrcss in their children·s musil·al and drnmat1L skills. "Jn e:irlditlon to providing thl young artist with J platform up· on v. hich to perform,·· Lt estm:.i continued. "the P etiorming Arts Center also allows adults an op· portunily lo detect and develop latent tall'nts . ·' Registration information and scheduling for both group <.inli privcit.e instruction may 'be ob· tained by callini! the Performing Arts Center. <7 14 1 53-i-0275. Two opportunities to stud~· the practical application of Religious Scien ce principles are currently being offered by the Huntint,1.on Beach C hurch of Hcligious Science. 609 11th Stn·d . A 4-week class. dl'~igncct Lo re- view basic Scienl'e of Mind con· cepts as they apply to daily liv- ing, will begin on Tuesde:iy, .il 7:30 p.tn. ,\ n e w P e r· s o n a I G r o ~ th Workshop. the fifth to be offorcd _this year. wi ll bt.'gin on Thursd<i y at 7 : 30 p. m . ··Th<• Per sonal Growth Work shop," says thl' Rev. Pt·ggy Bcissetl, minister of the Huntington Bf::'ach Church. "is the exciting application of group effort lo the spiritucil growth of thf::' individoal. con- sistently directing each member toward practical solutions of trnubljng life ::;ituations." Both ciasst'S will be conducted by Margu erite Rein he:ird . Rt>lig1ous Science practitione r with JO ye;.irs·of experience in the metaphysical fit'ld . For more in· formation. c all Mrs. Rl'inh<.in.l at 846.574 .. t, or lhl' church offi ce cit 536-5150. A Hungry World AT LANT A (UP I ) Air Force chaplains he:ive turnt:d over ci check for more than $10,000 col- lt'cted from airmen around the world last Palm Sunday to the Southern Baptist Chaplains Com- mission to fight world hunger. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -"It's a chance for me lo. get to know the fellas, to let them k now you care." said the R e v . Timothy Moffitt , a c:lcrgymen w ho rides in polict patrol cars to help officers cope with on-the· job pressures. The officers find it reassuring ··just to feel your presence on the rocid .is the minis ter of the Lord." said Father Moffitt, a 43-yea r -old Fr ancistan priest who \'olunteer s his time as chaplai n for Fort Lciuderdale pol ire. Mostly. Father Moffit ser\'es :is a ride-along counselor, ac· co mpanying patr o lme n on dangerous assignments and dur- ing monotonous lulls. He said he t1·i es to be a calming influence on the officers. "THF. POLICE Offi cer is human and a lot of us tend lo forget that," s aid the Rev. .\rthur Van Arsdale. 41 , a Baptist minister a nd volunteer police chaplciin in neighboring Dani a. ··ff I ccin work with-them ... then they 're able to do their job better. If they can do their job better, then m y city is a better place to live and the people of the church cire better protected." Rev. Mr. Van Arsdale said he us ually is 4.ISSigned to ride with office1·s who hcive personal pro- blems --family and marital as well as fina ncial and career troubles. Public relations tips arc part of his services. "SOMETIMES AN officer will stop a traffic o ffender and. because I'm the re. he'll make a deli berate effort to use the pro- per tone of voice. It works , sometimes to t he extent that the people getting the ticket thank him for it." the Rev. Mr. Van Arsdale said. He was once ccilled out at 4 a.'m . to baby sit three s mall -children left aJone when their grandmother died of a heart attack. Lake Hills' Festival Set Youth or Lake Hills Communi- ty Church will host a "New Life Music F estival" at the church's lake property off Moulton Parkway at Ridge Route today from noon to 5 p. m . Interested youth of the county are invited to attend and ad· mission is free. However, ac- cording to associate pastor Rev. Robert L . Wise, "We must em- phasize that only 500 people may be admitted before the gates arc closed." The project, developed and presente d b y youth as an evangelistic outreach concert, 'will feature music "celebrating the new life in Christ." Members and friends of the First United Methodist Church of Fountain Valley, 18225 Bushard St., are requested to bring old newspapers to the church parking lot on Sunday between 10 a .m. and 1 p.m . All monies received from sale of the newspapers wif1 be used for beautificationoflhechurch grounds. Christ Lutheran Church of San Clemente has announced that the Vi etnamese Cuong Pham family of seven, sponsored by the church . are settled in San Cle mente. The congregation rented housing a nd s upplied furnishings to gel them started. Foor mem- bers of the family are employed in the area with all attending F:nglis~ language lessons each week. George Ousley. president of the board of trustees o f Newport Church of Religious Science, and resid ent of Huntington Bea~. will fill the pulpit during lhe absence of the Rev. E leanor Jackson, who is attending t he 60th INT A Congress in Chicago. His sermon on Lay m en 's Sunday will be "Without Ceasing." · Rex C. Reeve, dairy industry executive in Salt Lake City, has been named president of the Califomia Anaheim Mission. one or the largest West Coast cictivities of the Church of J esus Christ of Latler·day Saints <Mormon). Mario Murillo, youthful evangelist from Berkeley. will speak Sunday al Melodyland Christian Center, 10 Freedman Way, Anaheim, according to the Rev. Dr. Ralph Wilkerson, pastor. Sonshine Day Camp of Newport•Mesa Christian Center an.- nounces "Beach Week", July 14-18. If your child is interested, please call 645-6627, Monday through Fridciy, for further informa- tion. VIP's (very Inspired Persons> of Lake Hills Community Church will leave Balboa Pavilion on July 26 at 7 p.m . for a sunset cruise of Newport Harbor, complete with dinner and music. Make your reservations by July 21 by calling Paul or Mary Jean Hower at 837 ·2385 or Howard or Gladys Russ at833-9265. Local news. Every day in the DAILY PILOT ·-====I ===O==--R_AN_G_E_CO_AS_T_. ·_CHU_. R_C_H_D_IR_E_C_· T_O_R_Y____J CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURGt · 32032 D-4 Obispo Id.. Salt Jit.-Copistrono s..day Wonllip Sertic.e-1:00 & 11 :00 A.M, 7:15 P.M. 5-My Iii* Sd1ool-t:30 cun. cw;,.,_ Trom~6 p.m. W e-dllet.dcry Pr~45 p .... Pastor Wilham Oavenpart 4'3·1940-24 H~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH O~~~"~~~,~!!ac~-~~~H Or r: fi'~l')fl(i re~NA., Pa~lf".W 5-cNy Sc..._9:30 A.M.. WonMp I 0:30 A.M. & 7:00 P.M, We•n14kJ P'rfrfW SerYiu 7:)0 P.M. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 650 W. H-ltt-Street. Costo Mffe. Coliioniio 642-9111 su .. D• y SCHOOL-t:45 ...... WORSHIP SHVICES-11:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. NATH MHTl .. G-WB>HfSDAT EYa.IMG 7 P.M. HUISOY PROVIDED PASTOl-«EV. JOE HEfHH HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c-of Foirview and Wtt. Co.to MeMI c-ie S•ios, Po1tor l"hone 7 14-556-7717 SUHDA Y WORSHIP SHVlCES 1:30 & 11:30 A.M. -SUtC>AY SCHOOL 9:45 4 .M. WEDHISDA YS -7:00 P.M. IOYS llUGADE. PfOMEER GIRLS lflU STUDIES Sunday h""'9 SerYic-':00 l'.M. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd St. at Or~. Costa MeJG -645-5050 , ... ter: .... M. '-"'°" Mw b I Wonllip -I O:lO ..,._ -S....tcry School 9 o,m. ~h ... W.,..-6:l 0p.lft. Pr.,-Mfffillg Wa• 1.., -7:00 p.11t. Newport .Unity le•. S.-lk.._.., Mlftitttf' De .. ot;..I hr-.k• I 0 .4.M. -s-day School 9:00 A.M. "HOMISICIC .. z-to CWt I 5ttl end lr .. me, Hewpori l each OffiH-'46·5111 DtAl-A·PltAYH646·77 57 Attending Church Is Good for the Soul. • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IRA MC HES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IM IOSTOH. MASSACHUSETTS 11SACRAMENT11 JULY 13, 1975 Costa Mesa -fint Chwch of Christ, Sctetttlst 2110 MHo V t-rde o .... Costo MHO s-day School -9: I 5 A.M. Ct.rch Ser Yiu -I I :00 A.M. ReodiltNJ Roo111, 2 8 50 Me'SO Verde 0.-. Huntifte)tott leach -First Church of Clwist, Sc~ntist Btll I Olive, Hllntiftt)f °" leocll Ct.rel! & Sultday Schoal-t:30 & I I A.M. ReodiMJ Roo-221 Mail! St. Cllild Core Twudays t:lO to 11 :30 A.M. For lleodiftc) Rooin SWy lniM -The lnfo,.mol Group of Christi• Scientists u.Mvenity Hkjh Schocii 4771 c..,,,.,o,. .. R-211.211 s-doy Scho~ -9:00 A.M. Clilwcll Service -I 0:30 A.M. R111. 22) WM. Service -I P.M.-ll'IL JOI LOCJUfta 1.ach -flnt Chwch of Christ, Scientist U5 HlcJll Drive Ct.rch & S.-foy Schad -I 0:00 A.M. lleodiilcj ·--214 Fontt ..... Mi11iot1 Viejo -First Church of Cllrist, klHtlst Cordilten Elelftentory School, 25952 Cordillere Or. Church & Sunday School, -I 0:00 A.M. Reodiftc) lloom -Sofewoy Center. Muir1-41 .. Lo Pn Newport hach -First Cllllrclt of Christ, kiHtlst 1lOl Vio Udo. Hewportleocll Ce.wee. & S.lllday Sc'-6-t:OO I I 0130 .A.M • •• .._ ·-· 3315 v-.. Udo C.Ma~•eP•o•>d@o Tu""'-'~-9»11 JO A M Ft:1t Slvdy T1mo Newport haclt-SecOftd C-....Ch of Cltrist, Scl...tist l 100 Pacific View Dr .. C.-0 .. M• C...U & s-doy Sc._.-lt:OO A.M. ....... ·--l5oo.t Coost Hwy. IWer H.-cl1 .. 1t San Cl.,...te, fi,.1t Ct.ch of Clwt1t, Scl...tlst l316Av..W.def,r..,.llf• Ce.well & s..ffy Sc....,_I MO .A.M. R.-..1-211M-An. • d i Hf!' eor<liall\ im ited to athmd the church , .. r, 1t·1·:. an1i fi'OJOY the privilcjjt':i of the ll t•odinl! f!oom~ Cllllfd C_;e ,,...,.... AT 4U SllYtcfS Church 1 ST CHURCH Of RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF NEWPORT BEACH ~f-<,,..t)l!!Jr Chur'h Un1lt.-"d Ct'\ourct,of Re1t9M)U"' Sf.1Pote LA SUMD.A Y SHVIC £ Giid SUMDA Y SCHOOL-I 0:30 A.M. "YOUR DEMONSTRATION OF GOOD" Rn. Albert lurice, RSc.F. Minister LITTLE THEATER-CORONA Clll MAR HIGH SCHOOL 2101 EAST BLUF F (IR NEWPORT BCAC•t FOR i>.N INSPIRA TtONAL MESSAG(-OIAL )Mf>.(>.!>7• M1n,.I~<'• Phone -5<18·6~b0 "'\: NEWPORT HAJllOR CHURCH OF IBJGIOUS SCIEHCE Sermon-Meditation-Healing SUNDAY SCHOOL~10:00 A.M. "WITHOUT CEASING" \I a..,-.·. s..,. ~ o.My \ HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH of Newport hocll IDisdpleal 2401 lrvlM et S..to lsot.d M Of'ftincJ W Of"ship 10:00 .A.M. "'IUllTTO LAST'" Sennc>fl ly Post« Re ... G_. R. SwOftlOfl Pastor 64S-S711 Nunery Provided l Cordial Welcn frem tlt1; UNITED CHURCH Of CHIST COMMUNITY CHURCH , CONGREGATIOHAl 61 I Hellotrop. A•e .. C~odtlMar ~ 644-7400 O....WW.ll .... M ....... I 0 .A.M. • Stlftd9y wonllip c: ...... k __ ___, c:.... NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGl TIONM. CHURCH 340 St. AM's Pt ot Glffaeyr., &....-leech 494-8061 Jotw. ...... ,,.oldl, Miili1hr 54 1 Center St .. Costa Mesa I -64 6-1 032 . ~::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::::-::-::-::::~ Rocn~rd 0 Moore. JI. M1n1ster ot Cnr~st•an Edutilhon t : I S .A.M. • MW Service Mw.eryCcreOMy CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF LAGUNA BEACH 7<J062 L•ouna Cllnv<>n Rd "1 El fnm Rn t-4 rnry {;f-'ff\afd 0 0 -M1n•·'tf•r Jill G6rt\anS, Af.Matanl M1"1tiifM SU MD A Y SSYtCE-9 & I I A.M. Jr. Clilwclt & YClllllll Gr~ -9 A.M. Owly H11nfiftCJ on Beach FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mf1m & Adams Streets Huntington Beach B•Dl8 Sct>oo! 6 Mot ning Wof'lh•P 9:00 & I 0:)0 .A.M. hettin9 W«ship 7:00 P.M. I 0:00 A.M. -S!Mday WonWp Cllwcll School and~ SHEPHERD OF THE hlllS lOtU Mi ... Rood. L OCJllH MiCJIRI 495-0613 0..ld S•11•rg, MWMt.r 10:00 A.M. • C01tt•"'P0t..., F.-., W orlhip ..., Cllwch sce.oot '"""'etY U re ptOvod~ •• Ill ~fofVl'*I CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE jj...'.:=::=::::=:=::=====:::!.. . Ht 1 llli St. -536-5150 TOMMI Gr ... 1 •• , ••• 7:00~ Po1tor'1 Clen t :lO ··""·Meditation s.,.vlce I 0:)0 0.111. Off>Cil ~36·2~89 Freed 0 m Worship Sttvlce I JuNor Ct.rch 11 :00 o.m. D••I ee-.011on 636·9680 ..PULL UP THE WHDS" ..__ ___ • __ ,_ •• _ ... ,_"99Y...;._1o_ ....... _. M_ .... _••er ___ __, 1-----_--1 0 ~ Worship SERVICES: I 0:00 CLM. Ir 6:00 P.M. INTEIESTI~ FUNDAMENTAL lllLE TE.ACHING COAST llBLECHURCH Ml<RCO FOl1STE.R JR HIOl-1 SCHOOL OEL OBISPO I Alll()N, Sl<N JUi>.N CAPISTR,,NO 49)-1949 494-1848 8l0..0~07 HARIOR ASSEMIL Y OF GO 740 W. WHsott. Costa Mesa 541·4704 DOMAIJ) I.... llCtWO L DWI r.-. ....... SUHOA Y SIRVlCH t:4S A.M..-SUNO.A Y SCHOOl IO:SO A..M.-s.r._ e., ,_._ O.. •:OO P.M.-S....., ,__ .... COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ~toool-ic1-..it111-El-lllt1tV-Gft•ld C..fe ThUJ tNrwport-Mcsa Christian Ccntc~ 148 TWENTY-SECOND STREST COST A. MESA , CAl..ll='ORNIA 92627 SUNDAY SlltYICES 1:30 & 11 :00 a.... M ........ Wonhlp "COME BffORf WINTER" zn.i..ra..• Dr. G ...... 0. WeM, ,_._. 9:30 It 11 :00 •·"'· 5-dey Scltool , ................. 1 tt•s ..... YCMllh & AcWf Cllrhtf• ldK.tfoft ClosM1 6:00 p.a. h~ Worship "JOY AHDn41 .. SOMI AM .. nm:••• a.. aa 4 .,.. .• ...,.o.w--. ..... Suriday t t H, h p er . . ' PROTESTANT, JEWISH CONQREOATIONS .SHARE .SAME NEWPORT BEACH FACILITY R•bbl Bern•rd P. King (left) •nd the Rev. Robert & .. Sheperd Jr. View .Sign Rabbi, Minister Exemplify Meaning of 'Brotherlwod' B y TOM BARLEY Of Ule D~lly f'llot ~ A Jewish rabbi and a Methodist minister have proved in a practical way that together· ness need not be a perpetual talk· ing point in terms of religious un- ity. ·sacked by their approving Newport Beach congregations of Christ Church by the Sea and Shir Ha-Ma'alot Harbor Reform Temple, Paslor Robert B. Shepard Jr. and Rabbi Bernard P. King have set the seal on an as- sociation that hegan two years ago. The two congregations share the same facility at 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. And the association that began in early 1973 when Rabbi King took a one-year l ease on Christ Church is now commemorated by a recently erected sign. SYMBOLS OF BOTH faiths stand side by side in what is believed to be a unique linking of the J ewish and Metbodislfaitha. An increasingly cordial rela· tionship between the two con- gregations has at its heart the firm friendship between· Rabbi King and the man who refuses to be described as his "landlord" - Pastor Shepard. T he foundation of t hat friendship was bu ilt. in 1974 when both men traveled with a group of 18 Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish clergymen on a pll- g rim age to Rome, Israel, Geneva and Taize -the major centers of the Jewish and Chris· tian faiths. "OVR SIGN r eally speaks a t housand wor d s a b o u t brotherhood in a world which desperately needs it," both men agreed. "We only hope that many other members of both faiths will use our example in situations where one can so prac- tically and happily help the other. "But let our sign tell the st.Qry," Rabbi King and Pastor Shepard asked. It reads : · · "We, the congregations of Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist Church and Shir Ha- Ma' alot Harbor Reform Temple, both of Newport Eeach, jointly declare the following : "We honestly accept the validi· ty and necessity of rel~ious pluralism. "We value the common benefits of interfaith coopera- tion. "'WE DESIRE to demonstrate by word and deed o u r acknowledgement of one God and Father of all humanity who commands us to love Him and to love one another. "We propose the joint use of facilities as one concrete ex- pression of this Declaration." Seturc!!y, July 12, 1976 Bale, Wi lder , Community Church Concert Tuesday Baritone Robert .Hale and tenor Dean Wilder will present an evening or sacred and contem- porary music Tuesday, at 7:30 in tbe glass sanctuary of Garden Grove Community Church. Pianist-organist Ovid Young will accompany Hale and Wilder in tb.ia benetit concert as they sing secular selections from operas and musical comedies, sacred anthems. spirituals, gospel songs and excerpta from oratorios. Hale leading bass-baritone with the New York City Opera Company, and Wilder, head of the voice department at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N. J ., have toured together internationally and have been accompanied by Young in more than l ,000 sacred concert appearances since 1966. HALE, one of the nation's most sought after singers of both the opera and concert stages, has s ung leading roles in "Faust," "Lucia," "Barber of Seville," "Figaro," "Don Giovanni," "Carmen" and many others. He has sung at Lincoln Center's Philha rmonic Hall with the Little Orchestra Society and last season appeared seven times with the Bos ton Symphony Orchestra. Wilder made his debut with the New York City Opera Company r~ently as Jason in a new pro- duction of Cberubini's "Medea." He also toured nationally for three seasons as leading tenor with the Goldovsky Opera Theat re ~nd appeared at Carnegie Hall, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and Boston's Symphony Hall. Thia special concert will benefit GGCC's Memorial Organ Fund. bringing the greatest or· gan music to the Pacific Coast with the five-manual, 116-ran.k Ruffatti pipe organ, now nearing completion in Padua, Italy. TIU8 VNIQU E instrument ac- tually will consist of two organs: a two-manual, antiphonal organ to be located in the sanctuary balcony, and California's first complete five-manual console to be located in the choir loft.. Both organs will be play ed simultaneously by the same or- ganist, creating a slereophonic- like experience for worshippers sitting between the two instru- ments. GGCC's memorial pipe organ will begin arriving this Sep- tember and will be dedicated next spring upon its installatioo in the present sanctuary. c Big Membership AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) -Hope Presbyterian Church, a new con- gregation just outside of Austin, has become the first congrega- tion lo belong lo three Pres byterian denominations - the southern-based Presbyterian Church in the U.S., the northern· based United Presbyterian Church, and lhe smaller cum- berland Presbyterian Church. 'Gospel Road' Film Schednled . . DAil Y PflOT .4 f BOARD PR£SIDENT Leon•rd Levy Levy N amed President Of Board Leonard Levy has assumed the duties of president of the board of directors of Shir-Ha-Ma'alot - Harbor Reform Temple for t he 1975-76 term. Also serving on the new ex· ecutive board are Richard Gould and David Sandor, vice presi· dents; Dennis Klarin, treasurer; and Irwin Alber, secretary. Trustees at large are Jim Bierig, Bob Hankin, Judy Mayer, Barry Michaelson and Herman Slutsky. Also on the board is Hin- da Beral, sisterhood president. Rabbi B ernard King is spiritual leader and cantor is Barbara Lauterbach. Doris Michaels is. principal of the re- ligious school. The Johnny Cash-June Wide Pictures, the film in ·depth ch a r a ct er Carter film, "The Gospel is a unique blend of portrayals, the film tells Road " will be shown scripture-based nar· the story of J esus Christ Sunday at 5:45 p .m., at rative and an abundant. in a realistic and mean- Harbor Trinity Baptist supply of specially writ· ingful way. Admission is Church, 1230 Baker St., ten songs. free and a 11 are t4-w does Oiristian Science heal? Lis ten to firsthand experien ces. This week·s program. Costa Mesa. •Containing a series of welcome. Distributed by World C•fl 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. I IMl":rl• IMcll CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SOENCE ~lbftftlt I PERSONAL GROWTH WORKSHOP ., , ..... ..., MAIG'81Tl 184HMD Scl-ce fJf ..._. ,.,adll-r BEGI NNING THU RSDAY, JULY 17 -7:30 P.M. ~ It-ft I 0-weet COll\e, you Id lean t+.e procticd aw'cotion of Re5qious Science principle\ 10 'fOI ~ ACT\J1'l Ue ~lOf". "MAN'S EXTREMITY IS OOD'S OPPORTUNITY" 6;30 ............ Ft-640-l.A 1:45-.- KMP'C-71 0--4.A 7:15 -~OCM~M-. IOJ.11_..I ,,., ll. 1975 "-T~UTH . ·· ~HEALS ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ] ~~~ ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL OfURCH P--....:;;: WELCOMES YOU ~ 3209 Via Udo, Newport Beach SUNDAY 1:00 AM HefJ ..._.. I 0-.00 AM H.., li&Mritt & ..... rr-.,.r ........... I O:O~.t:1tfmr~tmrwr I 0 ~J w s...., .......... 7:Jt,... l\llSDA Y I O:OI AM Hofr lllCWfst • .-..., s.r.tce wttt. LA YIHG OH OF HANDS I 0:4' AM He .... ,.,.enr Fllow.W. WIDHISDAY 7:10 rM ,.,..,_._.,.,.._. ,,.. ......... , .• ....,n.a .... -,....'7MZIO ST. JOHN THE DIVINE EPISCO,AL CHURCH 20 43 Orange An .. Costa MHa SUMMER sctauu - S....., s.ntc.e -t:OI A..M. MUlmlTCAlll fir. H _ _... M ... c~. Yicw-,._.141·2217 .ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL MISSION VISTA YBDI SCHOOL 4'21 Mlcll.e .... n • W...W, Senk• & 5-clmy Seltool-10:00 A.M. H l -4HI .........,,....._, llW7U Sofnt Mlchoel And Al Angels fplscopal Church 3233 Pacific View Orin, c_... del Mar s-My S..-.k.el.:.... e:oo & t:JO --. .........., • cww c:...-t:lt .... T"..,. _ 1:00 a.a w • .....,.-t:10 ... fte a ... Jee. lepn D..ts. a-. ,.._ 644-t46J ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1216 .................. . .............. .,....... 8•00 AM -Holy Communion 9;30 A:M: -Family Service & Church SchOol (Nursery Care) 11:00 A.M. -Morning WOf'Ship (nursery Gare) 7:00 P.M. -FQplival Evenoong & Sermon EPISCOPAL YOUNG CHUllCHMEM Jamel C. caiey, Pastor-9&2•7512 Ret.: 53M081 • LUTHERAN CHURCH OFTHI NEWPORT HARBOR RESURRECTION rAUL HALYOISOM , ...... LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:10 A..M. woaSH1r SBVICE 791 h•..-Dr. I U ·JU I ... ..,..a..c .. • ..,... J. hrt). , ..... ~ Cor-e rro•lded COHTEMf'ORAIT SERVICE MOHDAY HIGHTS 7:JO P.M. Early Worship 8:00 a m. °'ristian Education 9. 15 •·"!'= Festive Worship 10:30 a.m. N~ Cll'I Avtlltb6e WELCOME 9812 HC11nllto11 Huntington l eocll 962·5005 -Gloria Dei Lutheran Church .. : L.. Dana Point · ·' 33501 StoMttfn Dr. • John O. KNlchon. Pastor i . Worship-8:30 & I I :00 ·~·~ .;. ..... Sundoy School -9:45 .. ~ 493-3414 496-3424 CHRIST LUTHEAAN CHURCH Missouri Synod , ......... Sit., c:..N Mete Lefttw Y. T.,_., ,....,_.41.1404 W .... S. Mui lt:OtAM S-., Sc-.. t:JO AM A ....... ca... t:JO A..M. c......._••••·•~-•~" PllMCI OF PEACE LUT)tllAN CHUICH 1917 ...... v .. Dr .. c:..N ~ Celf, ANOfllW C. AHOIRSON. ~MES R. NELWN, Aubl•"" ....,~tiao .... A Cordial Wflcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. Cllur<h Schoof & For-. 9:00 A.M. Wer"-ip Stt•lu-10:10 A.M. EARL W IS8Ell Q.O Costa Mesa North MESAVYDE METHODIST CHURCH Mesa-18-.rSI 17941234 W....., & Ct.ch SclMld t:l O A.M. CHRIST CHURC,_. I Y THE SEA t+ewport Beach 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. 673-3805 Rev. Robert S. Shepard. Jr: Wonllfp & Ct.ell Scltool t:JO A..M. w....,,....~ ' t •l 1:45 Huntington Beach FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2 721 1 7th St. 536-353 7 S.....k-9;15 & l~lO N Ul'Mrf Cate All Mor""'O C e.rdt Scll ul t: I 5 Huntington Beacll-North COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Ave. 842-4461 W•IMp t& IO:JO ~Scllool 9:00 & IO:lO A..M. NEWPORT CENTER UNITED METHODIST 1601 Marguerite Ave. Corona del Mar Wanhlp a S.'"'9y Schoof IO:OOA.M. •••. Jot. •. I M'I n-: 644-0745 OUR LADY Of MOUNT CARMEL CATHOLIC CHURCH IH I w ........ 4 .Hewporthech ltn. Tllo1M1 O,,._., ,..._. '73-J775 SUMtoe SCHEOULI SATURDAY IYIHIHG MASS-S:OOr..M. SUNDAY MASSIS-S.10.12 & 5 r..M.. COHF!SSIOMS -J:JM :l O S• ., Shir Ha-Ma'alot Harbor Reform Temple ~~ -- Rabbi Bernerd P. King Sabbath Services Religious School meeti at C:HAIST CHURCH '1v THE SEA l•OOW. 8IWbOe Blwd.. '"-I 9eecll Fr;r information: Call 67~7230' • M---W~l!OO..t lO:lO a.& ' ,tl"W ol ,-. lultlenln l:ichOOI "' I Mr. SI~ llell«tund. Pnl>CIC>el Ll TEMPLE BAT YAHM (FWcwml ~Olllal~l4..otl1 Scl>Ool""°"9:~2 ... • _... Mii.YiM D. SILYllMAM ~ , ....... s. .... ~ l:OO,... ...... Sctul •••I') llL----------f-: iO "I I _ 6::.--------------~~====1 LUTHMAM CHURCH Of THE MASTH lttt,.. ............. c.... ....... 644-1664 ;II t:H ..... 1~,._. U H.-.. Sc•ur cW•••"? .. COMMUNITY CHUICH IY THI IAY Meetll,g teCf\ &undlY lo LWe .... J4ff ... '*' ... .,.,. ..... • • ... A.Mo .,. w-.. ......... , .... ,.. ............. ,. .. . ~Sc"°°'.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ' ......... 9:30 a.rn. ~"' WolW.cp •.•.• ' •.•.. ' ••• ' • • • • • • • • • • 1 , ;00 ··"'· Prayer ~_.Ina Wedn.-V ..•....•..•.. 1 •••• 7:30 p.m. WOllHIP SlaVICl-t:lO A.M. ....'-"?flf 'I .,_...-Hl.0762 \ 4:11· 6:1 ,...... ,_ ........... ,. _._ c:.11 644-1 "' r.o .... 211. c:..-. .. Mw tJ6U "-TEMPlE SHARON I ~ 'I · .. ,W.H••-·~·,,r ·' C --"-...,. __ _ -.-·,, i u _.. __ : 1: I • ~ . ~-.:-::=.:c::::- • • II li :-. ' COM' i.INfTO_....,..,,_, HUA$1"Y ICHOOl ~11.IOIQ!JI ~"TlVA+i 6UNOftYSCHOOI. ~TIOH 9,...,_. -..,.. .... ,_...., ,a11,_1., •• .. ,,_ I ~--.-. ...,.. ....,.._ Qin fw Maw._. ''""U ll c...lllrkU.. I ....... ...................... PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coostol Areas Christ United Presbyterian Church Zll1 2 M.,..ael..._.~ ................ b •. DOM6d I. 1-.rts. Pastor s..i11y W .... : t:JO A.M. C..-Ch Schocil: t:lO A..M. Office: ZO 11 2 Mecptah St. "'-: '6M t40 Church of the Cp YHant ZISO Feir +6ew a--. Cos .. Mua lrwc• A.~. Pastor-. s-dlrf W ...... & Ca.ell Sc•• at t:lO Ir I 0:00 A..M.. ""-': H7·ll40 Community Presbyteri1,1n Church 415 Forest A._,~'-'" h • ........ J.T-*.....-Y 1 ... ~ O. H~ -I n. Attt.r I. C~ t :OO·IO:OO a .M.-Chri1tla11 ~diJcatfa.t H- I 0: I 5 &"'--Wanltlp I I: 15 11.111.--"41owsllip H..,. ~4t4-7555 St. Mark Presbyterian Church C-J-llorff & kzllllaH Dri••· eor-d.t M• I n . W._ A. McQ9oid. Pastor w....., & Clliird S th11I t:JO A..M. ~644-1141 { r'\ This Sunday Worship in ' L/51..llndn·w~ Trcsbylerian Clturcli 600 St. Andrews Road • Newport Beach Dr. c ...... H. .......... , ..... "THE JOY OF f'ORGIVBESS" Dr • ..,~ ..... ~ ,.,......_ c ....... c ... -..c-. Services 8 A.M .. 9:30 AM. dnd 11 A.M. AIC LINE OF HELP-445-2222 , , . ,. f TEMPLE ISAIAH COMSIRVATIYI /" ~ •n·, ~-· n111r, 1111111 \ Sabbattt __....-ylces h ery Frf~.: 8: 15 P .M • H.._C.,.._a.rctaf/lf Me•.-t•-' 2411 '"'-.......... mi ..... ••RIW a n1.~m ••"-7'12 llUfMOUS SCHOOL r.o. ... n1,,.... ea. - -- .. A I . DAIL v ptLOT $!turday,July12, 1m . Garbage Men See History "Pass-in ~•Bsh Heaps SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Fred Fontana says Harris poll s howed the public gave a higher coo· people trust thetr garbage man more than most fidence rating to garbage men than to such high· other p.rofossionals because his job ma.lees him paid professionals as businessmen and doctors. "practieally part of every customer 's family ... "Guys like me do somet~ that's basic and public·lsn't sure of what they're doing for all that money. "With us, they know exactly what they're get· tin&J" be said. cuatomers. said he has worked the saa;ne route since breaking into the businees In l!MO with the help of his faµier and uncle -both garbage ~olJectors, too. "W'Q&Aow from the garbage when there's been needed,'' Fontana said. "With these other guys, a wedding, a birth, when people are unhappy and professors and politicians and doctors, maybe the drinking too much, or when there's a funeral," Fon· · Fontana,. who subcontracts from the ,,city's private scavenger company to service about 2,000 tana, a garbage collect.or for 35 years, said in an in· r---------i·--------,..-----------------; terview ... We see it in the bouquets, the empty bot· Ues of booze, the soiled diapers and the old dry wr~aths.'' Fontana, 51, said the customers on his route in the city's Haight·Ashbury district have so much confidence in him that more than 300 of them have given him private keys to let himself into their homes and businesses to fetch the trash when no one's around. He said he wasn't surprised that a recent Louis 14 oz. The Tannery SPRAY-ON Leather and vinyl c !eant)r and conditioner. 12 oz. 1.29 Old Spice MOISTURIZING Shave Cream Softens for a comfortable shave! 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Ctmed Baking Disll • :;·~·"" Cakt 9 99 • 9" Pie Plate • Bike Bag Heavy cotton with amusing designs. & TOIO-Z4J11 ........ .;_. .. •"' . . .. j ~ .... -~1 • July 12. 1975 OAJL v PILOT Bf Tapie in Running for British Open Title N CARNOUSTIE, Scotland- ewport Beach's Alan Tapie has ~ome a long way since the pro golf tour beg1m in January-and he can lake o few more strides lo- dfr.. in the final round of the RriU;1h Open. T11ap~e. playing very consistent go , fared a 67 Friday in the third round of this prestigious tourney tor a total or 209, just rive strokes behind the lender, South African Bobby Cole. Tapie, a first year pro on the Indians Outlast Angels, 5-3 Rick Manning's inside· the· park home run with a man on base capped a lhree·run raJly in the seventh !nning, lifting the Cleveland Indians to a 5.3 victory over _the California Angels Fri· day mght at Anaheim Stadium. Tonight, Nolan Ryan (10-8) pitches for the Angels on Helmet A •eel• Slate All G•mn on KMPC 17101 Jiiiy 12 Clevel•nd •I C•lllornl• .11/Ay 13Clevelend •I C.illforni• J ul y 11 C.lotorn•• •• M1lw<1ukce 7;2Sp.m. ll:SSp.m. II 1S• m Night against the Indians' Den- nis Eckersly (5·2). Ryan has lost five games in a r ow. The Angels led 3·2 going into the seventh when the Indians tied the game on doubles by Frank Duffy and John Lowenstein. Then with two out, Manning hit a line drive to left. Both lefl fielder Dave CoHins and center fielder Micke y Rivers went after the ball and sla mmed together, Collins Calling hard on the grass. Rivers momentarily stopped to aid his prone teammate and by the time he r ealized the ball was still in play, Manning had com· pletro his trip around the bases. The Anqels scored three limes in the sixth in a rally keyed by Joe Lahous's RBI double to take a J..2 lead. Earlier , Booe Powell hit his 15lh home run for the Indians leading oCf the second inning. Cl.EVELAND • l.ownslln,dtl tcllipe1'.2b I ""-MlnQ, r1 5.,ikes,n "-•"·lb Hlndrk l<.c.I GMnble.11 .JElll\, t B8tll,Jb Dutty.u ~uhon,p uRoche,p •brh rll1 4 I 1 I 4 0 1 0 4 I 1 1 0 0 0 0 ' 2 1 I l 0 I 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 I I '0 0 0 4 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J\ s e s CALIFOllNIA Remy, 111 RI Wit\, ti C.otllns, 11 u11ouc1,11t1 Stenton,rf CMllt,Jb Ovl>tr1y. 1b Harper, pn EIRaroe1, t Mlley,u Lltnes,Ph I.Ange. P MS<oll, p Tol•I\ •II r II rbl ' 1 1 0 '0 0 0 4 I 3 I 4 I I I 3 0 I 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 I 0 0 0 '0 1 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3' 3 9 l I Cleveli nd 010 100 300-S C.llfornl• ooo 003 000 l E-Ooner1v. J Ellis 2. OP Clevelana 1. LOB Clew.lend s, Callfornla 6. 20 Colllns, Ulho\KI, Outty, LoMnsteln. HR POMll OSI. M.tMinQ 1. S8-Remy, C.Olllns. Hirrhon IW, 4·21 URCKM Lat19e (l, 3-21 M..Scot\ Save l•Roc~ A 9.~. IP H R ER BB SO 893313 1 00003 6 1 44 21 11 • 1 I I 0 0 '". WP H.lrrowin T-, 10. U.S. tour. has earned approx· imalely $15,000 lo date but could match that with a good round to- day. He was bidding for a share of the cours e record Friday until he came to the 18th bole and bogeyed. The assault on Carnoustie has totaled at least a dozen rounds in three days which have broken or t.>qualled Ben Hogan's 22-year r e- cord of 68. Americans J ohnny Miller, Tom Wa tson, J ac k Nicklaus and Hale Irwin jolJ\ed the merriment Friday to wheel Ota T¥ T.od a11 Channel 7 at 4:30 into contention entering today's final round. Cole, 27, who was nursing a cold in the r e markably good weather on the North Sea course, was l ? under par after 54 holes Despite Bei11g Las t Houk Draws Praise From Players, Peers DETROIT <AP > -The ac- colades come without hesitation. "He·s the best I ever played for," said one. "He's great," said another. And still others said, "He 's eve r y thing a n ideal manager should be." "He's great." "He lets me know where I· m standing.•' Those are the comments of Tom Veryzer . Dan Meyer of El Toro. Leon Roberts, Ron LeFiore and Vern Ruhle. the young lions of the Detroit Tiger s , on manager Ralph Houk. None were within earshot of the others when they spoke. All seem to be alike in their respect for the only major league manager they have known in their neophyte baseball careers. Sports in Brief Those experienced in the ga me have often said what a fine manager Houk is, especially con- cerning player r espect. The nes- ty manager, who faces charges in Baltimore on an al)egalioo he struck a sports writer , has respect from those in the game. Jf omnn to Box; Eichelberger 5 Vp LAS VEGAS -A construction worker and part-time cocktail waitress has become the first woman ever granted a license to box in Nevada. Caroline Svendsen, 34, of • Virginia City, was granted the license Thursday by the Nevada State Athletic Commission at a meeting here. Executive director Jim Deskin had said previously he wanted physicians' r e ports on the possibility of Svendsen suffering breast injuries, but he said no doctors reported Thursday. Te d Walker. Sve nds en 's manager, has sa id he wants to match her against another woman in Virginia City in Sep- tember. Snead Se~o11d MOLINE, Ill. -A hot pulling game on small. tricky greens Friday gave Dave Eichelberger a five-stroke lead over Sam Snead and Homero Blancas after HowardTw11ly Jr. BrlicelieUke ROQer Mel llble DIWI Stockton Larry Nelson Ra lph Jof\n~ton Ed!.need NlkeRe-r Brue& Flellher ~mrny Rechc!I~ Rqort ~ "'773 13'1 69-llHW 1•·6S.13'1 69 10.13'1 10.1>._IJ'I 11·• .. 140 13 08· 1'1 71·10.141 ls-66·1•1 /0.11·141 BALTIMORE -A family spokesman for Stuart Janney Jr., owner or Ruffian, has denied a published report that lhe ill· fated filly was insured for $2.1 million. In a telephone call to the As- sociated Press. the spokesman said the actual amount of the in· surance was $300,000. A'• Star F aint• OAKLAND -Claud e ll Washington. the Oakland A's star left fielder and a reserve for the Americ an League All-Star team. wa$ examined but re· leased at Merritt Hospital Friday See Briefs, P age B-Z Said Chicago manager C'huck Tanner, whose White Sox had just lost a three-game series to the suddenly hot Tigers. "He's one of the best managers in the big leagues. He 's the ideal manager for this team. He knows how to work with these young kids.'· Despite De troit 's last place spot in the standings in r~ent weeks , Houk said he has never regretted ertding his short retire· me nt from the New York Yankees. He took the Tigers job lasl season at the behest or Tigers general manager Jim Campbell, a good friend, singing a lhree- year contract Detroit had been giving only one-year contiacts to most managers. Houk said he enjoys working with young players. "It's a lot or fun to see them develop. You get a big kick out of it. There's more teaching by the manger and coaches than if you bad an older team." Veryzer, the s lick-fielding shortstop who seldom says much, said Houk "is very fair with everybody. He gives you confidence. He seems to show confidence." a nd on e s troke in front or Australian J ack Newton. An un- known who broke Cole's one-day course record with a GS on Ji"ri· day, Newton was one shot back at 205. His only pre vious claim to a pro victory was in this year's Zambian Ope n. C lose b e hind we r e two Americans. Mille r at 66-206 and Watson at 67 ·207. while Nicklaus headed a group al 208. Meanwhile, lhe Hecond round leade r, Scotland's David Huish, playe-d with Cole and collapsed. The 31-ycar·old leaching pr1> shot a Cour-over·par 76 and was seem ingly out or contention at 212. Carnoustie's 7,065-yard, par·72 course, notoriously difficult in foul weather, was as genUe as a la mb. On yet a nother windless day, the birdies came in flocks. "In this kind of weather I'm going lo have to shoot in th 1e 60s ~gain to win," Cole said ... Being 1.0 fronl doesn 'l mean anything. Anyone within four strokes of me Kuiper Takes Over Brohamer'sTurn MayNeverCome By ROG E R CARLSON OftM Dally PlleUUff Forty -e i g ht d a ys ago C le v e l a nd Indians second baseman Jack Brohamer sus- tained a hip-pointer and ensuing pinched nerve in an attempt to bre ak up a double play a t Oakland. Today he's still on the Indians bench, awaiting a c all to duly that appears to becoming further and further from reality. .. I'm beginning lo accept the fact that I a m not going lo be playing any m ore s~ond base for Cleveland this year," says Brohame r , a former baseball a nd basketball s tar al Hunt· ington Beach High. There's nothing wrong with Brohamer at this point, his in- jury is healed and he's been availa ble · for duty for a week. The proble m is a fellow named Duane Kuiper. Kuiper was called up to the majors June 6 when it was ap- parent Brohamer wasn't going to be ready for a while. Since then Kuiper has responded with a .331 balling a verage-which is tops on the club by 42 percentage points. ·•At this point there seems no way ('m goin~ lo get back in there," Brohamer said Friday night prior to the Indians' clash with the Californi a An gels. Kuiper's hit safely in 30 of his first 36 games with the Tribe. Jt's frus tration in spades for Brobame r, who was coming off a year that s aw him record a nifty .270 average and onl y s ix errors in the field for a .987 fi elding average. "That's wha t really ma kes things fru s trating,·• a dds Brohamer. ''I was hitting .277 and had three home rt.ms when I got hurt. "But maybe this is the best thing that can happen to me. The Yankees need a second baseman badly and I think I can do the job. But I don't look for a trade this year with the Yankees in conten· lion. Perhaps in the winter the Indians will make a trade when they can gel the best deal." Indians field manager Frank Robinson hasn 'l used Brohamer since his avail ability a week ago, not even in a pinch-hitting role. · "I really h aven't ha d the cha nce to use him, but it hasn't been a case of holding h im back.': sci vs Robinson. .. Kuiper is doing suc h a good job, J ack is ~oing lo have lo wait his Lurn. ·· Robinson ad mits ther e has been inquiries from other clubs on the a vaila bility of Brohamer, but d enies New York has in- quired. "Anytime a a ~ood second baseman isn·t playing you're go- ing t o get inq ui rics," says Robinson. Meanwhile Brohamer sits on the benc h-a s ituation he's find- ing difficulty in adJusling to. .. It's a hell uva transition," says Brohaml'r. "I used to get out to the stadium early, bull don't re- ally have much desire at Uus point because l know l'm not go- ing to get lo play. "(f this was a matter of me not hitting l think I could handle it a litUe better ." adds Brohamer. .. ll's not a case of being anyone's fault and 1 don 'l have any real complaint other than the way Prul Seghi (the Indians' general manager ) ha ndled things re· garding my role on the disabled List. ··tte was using m e Lo his adv an· tage by asking me to stay on the injured lis t. And I've told Seghi thal I won't be ha ppy here in a re- serve role." So Kuipe r continues to lead the club with the s tic k ... a nd Brohame!' s its. FRANK ROBINSON Buckner's Single Rallies LA, 6-5 ST . LOU IS (AP > -Bill Buckner drove in two runs with a seventh-inning single. r allying the Los Angele:mD gers to a 6-S victory over e St. Lo uis Cardinals F'rid nlghl. Despite the win lhe Dodgers rell lO 'r'.i games behind Cincinnati when the Red s w o n a doubleheader. The Dodgers meet lhe Cardinals today 't 11 : 15 a.m. <KABC. 790). Buckner's hit, his third of the game. bounced off the top of shortstop Mike Tyson's glove and drove in Leron Lee and Dave Lopes. •: 36 holes of lhe $75,000 Quad Cities 1. Open golf tournament. ''l hit the ball better today and putted fanto s lic,'' s aid Eichelberger, after shooting a 1ix-under·par 65 on the 6,JOS..)'\rd Oakwood Country Club course. '32 Champ Still Swims St. Louis had taken a S-4 lead in the s ixth w h e n Ken Reita: doubled . m oved to third on Tyson's sacrifice and scored on Lou Brock 's sinJ(le up the rfliddle. LOS ANGIL.l!S LQPe\, ?b Buckner. II Mltl'lhell p Wynn,<I c;.r11'1PY. lb ...... ,, ,..,, 3CI ftvtlell,U 0..-.1n.n YNoef,< all r h rlll ~ 1 I 0 4 1 l l 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 1 I I I 4 0 II 0 • 0 I I 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 1 I 0 1 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 I 1 I 0 1 0 0 0 n . LOUIS ••r " .... 8'00.,11 )021 Sin..-•, 20 • 1 o O Eichelberger was lied for 1econd al 67 with Terrance Dill after the opening round, but moved to a 10-under-par 132 at t.he hal!Way mark. Snead. a contender here last year allO, bad trouble wllh lhe 190-yard third hole, when hla drive left him tome 70 yards short of the nag. He hit lnto a bunker and finally tbok a double bc>•ey. LA.-n etttr , rl411H ., "9<Gl'id ro.ld 4lf IN 11..-011M Cltlo OC*' 9011 10UfNlmllllt· Dew 1.kM,..,_, •~11:1 t40INft •llllU• .,_,.,,,, SefnlMM ....._,., c;.r,.cw• rt .... 1. 11!\Mll H•~t ~la 'f~-· Diii 1MJ.1a ,, .. o..-. ... 10-1• PRESCOTT, Arlt. (UPl)- Tbe bla. brawny man churned his way to a gold medal in 1932 in the 400-meter freesty le swim at ~ Olym· pie Games lo Los Aniel~. Tbe lime of 4 :'8.4 made Buster Crabbe the first Olym· pie champion to better the five·mlnule mark in the event. 1'be handsome 1raduale ol the University or Southern Callfornla, -who w aa reared ln Hawaii , pracUcall)' arew up in the water. Re wu a 16- leUer 111an ln hJJh school, winning a letter every year in football, basketball. track, and swimming. Duri11g lhe 10 years alltr hll Olymplc victory, Crabbe won 18 world and 35 1\al.tonal titles u an amateur awim· mer. His rq1ed athleUc rr.me led to a Hollywood ~trad. He 1t.an"ed as Flub Gordon, Buck Rogera, and natw-a.Uy, Ta?Un. Later he flan'ed ln t.be telt'Vlllon aeries Captain Gallant of tbe Forellfl ~. . Crabbe now llv~s he re, after a successful career as a stockbroker in New Yon. He makes appearances ror Boy Scouts and at swim m~ and be lectures at colleges. He 1wim1 every day. A rew years ago, he returned to the Los Anae!ts pool ln which he won bls Olympic medal and cap- tured the aeoiora• 4<JO.meter event in reconl lime. Trim and barrel~ at 87 yean. Crabbe la still mar- ried to Adib Vlrslnla Held. 1belr wedd.iaa wu a years .,.,. "-"'' .,_, 0 "-·" fllKlcwelo., II RSroltll, rt 4 1 I 0 TSlmmnlo,t 2 0' 1 ~•lrty, lb • J 0 0 1 Mlole-.t, ti 4 I t 0 Roltt.Jb 4 1 t I ,..,_," , ... WO.vi,. pfl 1 0 I 0 Hralltilo.y, D 0 1 91 0 0 1u::., Kii. 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IAPJ - Blacks m ay excel in sports, but i t 's not b eca u se they'r e superior to white ~thletes, s ays Jesse Owe ns, who won four gold medals in track for the United States al the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. "There 1s no difference in abili - ty between t he r aces," ~aid Owens. Owens. a black. said, "ll alJ boils down lo how badly you want something. "For the past few de<:adc~. blacks have been getting an op· portunity lo do things in sports,· he said. "If he's been better than his while counterpa rl, il's because he is hungrier -he wants it more.·· Sports was a n civcnue for ~uc cess lo blacks, and blacks ex· celled i"n athle tics because it was one of few s uc h a venues, Ow~ns said. NOTmNGTODO "Blacks would run or play b~ll in the streets:· he said, "because there was nothing else tu do with no money, no cars. ..When I was a kid."' he said, .. r would race on t he gravel play- grounds jus t for fun. I'd go home with m y feet bleeding. but track was the cheapesl thing to do. ''There is no difference in the abilities of m an -black or while," Owe ns said. "Eventually there will be no rac:e differenct!. Everythjng will even out.·· Even before Owens. now 61, t urn e d in h is awesome pe rform a nce in Berlin. a n- thropologists wondered 1{ genetic and physiological differences be twee n blacks and whiles caused one r ace to be superior than the other in sµorts. Dr. Montague Cobb. an a n· thropologist at Howard Uni versi- t y, s ingle d out Owe ns for analysis after Owens broke three world r ecords in one c:ollcge track meet. "(didn't mind being stud ied, .. Owens said. "( was curious. loo. to see if there was any difference in my body makeup than in my white counterpa rls. DISPUTES REPORT As it turned out ... My heel bone was s upposed to be larger than a white 's." Owens said, "bul lt turned out it w asn •t even as b\g as my counterpar ts." Owens a ls o t a lked about basketball as it is played in blac:k and white ne ighborhoods. "In the black neighborhood. there is always a flock or kids playing ba ll." Owe ns said. ·•Bas ke tball is a way of ex· pression and very important to a black youngster. It also has been a way out of the ghetto. •·The playgrounds in the while .areas ar e usuall y empty," he said. "The nee~ :sity to excel in sports isn't as import.ant to .. white youngster '· Blacks are making headway tn more than just alh.lc\.lcs. he saiu. ''The barriers ur e coming down. People want capability, a nd capable bla~ks are emerging In every field." To achieve excellence. · · 'lou have lo figure out be>w you ;ir~ eo- lng to gel there.·· Owcos :,aid. ..Ability is llke ,ater runntng downstream -IC you dM'l detn It.. there ss no power •• Tfa1at power, be aa1d, comes from motivaUon and ~1IUl\(ry bl..eks a.re aurladng ln allD<*l every f\eld of endeavor." • , ... ft DAILY PILOT Saturday. July 12,, m ··county Football Stars Collide at OCC By ED BURGART Of -O.lly Pl leC SUll The South has the m~t speed, but the North has tbesize. And becau~e of nine players who weigh a t least 225 pounds, lbe North all-s tars are slightly favored to beet the South tonight in the 16th Orange County high school a ll-sta r football game at Orange Coast College. Kickofr is s lated for 8, but pre- i am e c ere monies for the .estimated 7 ,000 fans will start at 7 :30. The North holds a 12·3 (.>dge in BRIEFS ... Coatlaued From Page S. l p.igbt after be had fainted twice at hi s hom e ; a h os pital ~rvisor said . Washington. 20, leading the ·world champions in batting in his second season with them, struck his chin when he Cell but the wound did not r e quire stitches. .fta•• Sign Stoa.-ie . LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles Rams announced the signing Friday or Otto Stowe, who becomes the sixth top wide r e- ceiver on the club. The 6-k-ot·2, 188-pound Stowe played out his optioo with the Denver Broncos or the National Football League last season. Borg l 'pset BAASTAD. Sweden -Thomas Koch. the veteran Brazilian ten· nis st a r , whippe d lop-seeded Bjorn Borg or Sweden 6-2, 6-3 in quarterfinal action Friday for the firs t m a jo r upset in the $50,000 Swedis h Open Cham· pionsbips. Koc h now fa ces seventh· seeded Spaniard J ose Hi gueras in the sem ifinals today. Higueras had little trouble with third· I seeded compatriot Juan Gisbert and won, 6·2, 6·3. Manuel Orantes, one or the world's top clay court players, went into the semifinals with a 7·5, 6-1 victory over sixth-seeded Patrick Proisy of France . Orantes plays unseeded Italian Corrado B a razzutti. who eliminated Is m ael eJ Shalei of Egypt. 6·3, 6-2 Kod~• Ana~ KITZBU EHEL. Austria Former Wimbledon cha mpion Jan Kodes or Czechoslovakia ad- vanced to the fin a ls of the $50,000 Austraian Open tennis cham· pionships Friday by defeating Ulli Pinner of West Germany, 6-1. 6·2. Kodes, the No. 1 seed, needed only 75 minutes to defeat the un· seeded German and move in the .:final match against fifth.seeded Adriano P a natta of Italy, Panat- \a won his semifinal match over Wojciecj Fibak or Poland, 6-0, 6-4. Bangers Play It will be Sta n Gosciniak vs. Tosbi Toyoda tonight when the Southern California Bangers meet the Santa Ba rbara Spikers in an International Volleyball As· sociation ma tch a t UC Irvine's <;rawford Hall. , Game time is 8, and Cans : ·should be trea ted to quite a show. : The last time these two teams played, Santa Barbara won in the full five games. Anniversary • SALE!! • TOYOTA UAM,U: ·fl •75 TOYOTA • . t I . • l • ) ' . 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Zoller (6-3, 230) was a ftrst team All-Orange County pick; Leer (6-5, 225) a second team choice. And the two guar~-Buena Park's Neil Orr and Sunny Hills' Mark Bailey-weigh 240 each. Orr made first team All-Orange County. In addition to sue, the North h as anothe r weapon-a quarterback who can run and Harbor Baseball Estancia 10-0-1 ' After 2-1 Victory Estancia's unbeaten Eagles re- corded another Harbor area baseball win Friday night at TeWinkle Park. Tb.is time, the star was Tim Green, wbo singled in the fourth inning to lead the Eagles (10-0-1) . to a 2· 1 win over Costa Mesa. In . games played at Davis Field, Fountain Valley took ad- vantage of 13 walks to defeat University, 10·1, and Huntington Beach nipped Ne wport Harbor, 1-0. Estancia scored the game· deciding run in the fourth when Gree n's single drove in Rick Valiere, who had singled and stolen second. The Eagles' other run came in the third inning on Glen Robertson's rbi single. Costa Mesa scored in the sixth on Bob Ayers' run-scoring hit that brought in Guy Krikorian. Fountain Valley had an easy time with Univers ity's Trojans. Most of the Barons' runs were re· TV Sports 10 a .m . (13 ) -AUTO RACING -Highlights or last weekend's action a t Ascot Park in Gardena. 11 :15 a.m . (4 ) - B~EBALL -The San Fran· cisco Giants m eet the Cubs at Chicago's Wrigley Field. 2 p .m . (4 ) -PREP SPO RT S WORLD - Highlights or the California state track and field cham· pionships, tape d at S a n Diego's Balboa Stadium. 4:30 p .m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The U.S.- USSR track meet, taped in Kiev including Terry Albrit· ton in the shot put. Also1 the Hall of Fame intemaUonaJ diving meet. (7 ) -BRITISH OPEN -Closing round play in the 104th British Open, taped ·earlier in the day at Carnoustie GolC Links in Scotland. 9 p.m. (11) -BOXING F ROM THE OLYMflC - 11 Sanjo Takamori vs. Vincente Mejares in a scheduled 10. rowid featherweight bout. 11 :30 p.m . (4) -TENNIS ALL-STAR MATCH -The first World Team Tennis all· star match, taped at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. suits of.the opposition's wildness, although Ron Padilla had a two. run double in the first inning and ·an rbi single in the third. Mike Crawford added two rbi for Fountain Valley, walking with the bases loaded in the first and driving in a run with a single in the second. Due to a passed ball by the Newport Harbor catcher, Hunt· ington Beach scored its only run in the third inning. With Jeff Reed on third base, Jim Coleman struck out, but the ball got away from Newport's catcher, and Reed scored. Huntington Beach's pitchers- PauJ Sanchez, Ed Shute and Rob Wright-combined for a lhree· bitter, with Sanchez striking out four in three innings and Wright whiffing three in two innings. 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Clar ence J ackson -he ran for 982 yards and aver aged 109 per game-and M ater Dei's Put McKeon, who gained 762 yards on 143 carries. The South is a lso very strong at quarterback, and is considered a much quicke r t e am than the North. Foothill's Paul McGa f· figan (6-2, 184) was a f"U'St team All·CIF quarterback, completing 88 0(137 passes for 1,402 yards. And t he Sou t h bas quic k t ai lbac ks in Saddle b ac k 's While not as big as the North, the South still bas some size. lt.s center-Mat er Dei's John Lo 'Grandeur-we ighs 220 pounds and made first learn All·CIF. And one o f its defe ns ive linemen-Mater Dei's Don Wa t· ters-weighs 230 and was also on theCIF4·A's firs t team. J I Los Al Racing Entries SATURDAY'S LOS ALAMITOS ENTRIES PlllST POST: IO'Q«ll $2 li .. Oa "'"' •• ~ ~ luct.n6Ul,MllaM ttJI ... CH ... R$ T RACli. 3$0 yarCI~. 1 ~""old malcJens. ClalmlnQ. Purse S1900. Cl•lmlnv prlu $6SOO. lu ECl't GolCI (Ctr OOH) LUC:kY Mick (Pao-) 8•n Ablea ICalll R..-terSlx <O•rlsw l Nv. l Q\arger (WarCI) A Lltt19 llk• Me !Watson I O •timrjabberled I Brooks) Prlny Joy <Haro Miu Mint O.ck IRlclWlrdsl ,...jtttlC lrN~ ~S) 122 122 11' 122 122 1'9 122 1tt 119 122 SECOND ltACl . ..00 yarCI'>. l YNr olds. Cl•lmlng. Pur" $3200. Claiming p(ICH I0,000. Alelo Bar !Br~s) I" lltttn a.rs Sluy IClenssel 111 ~Lo Ml""1o CC.roger l 121 LUC:ky Pal Bar <P•~I 111 Zip's ~ I Hartl 119 PINdloRultr(Adaltl l it ~ty 8t U.Cly (Lipham I 111 lHIRD RACE. 400 yaros 3 '(Hr ~.All-enu. Purse $7000. Or ... !We tCrH 9erl 111 HI ltn'"4' IC.tOOlal 119 A·Scoops 0.1111111 !Upllilml 111 EIJ•IO (Warol 11' Sure FIN I IRlcl'larch) 119 Jet SC>kt (AO•lr I 112 Wane!• Wllcll (Myles I 111 A·lhrttOl>'s WllO (WiltSOfll 119 Vin VIiia IC•ll 1 122 A·Wllllams & Wiiiiams, Jr ilnclM.kt &J.0. Wllll•mstntry. !"OURTH RACE. s.19 ylrds. 3 't'Nr Ofels & up. Allowance. Pur:.e UlOO. Inlets Prlut IC•ll I I 19 !>u<e As Al (Llpllam) 112 On Llmlls (Wa rd) 119 Deep Tonio ICru~rl 1n I EIQlltll WOneler (Brooks I 119 lltown Strip (Ad•irl 119 Sllllcly Everett (Pa~) t22 FIFlH RACE.lSOyu ds. lyNr~ & up. Allo .. ance. Put~ $1000. Tr.e Tlloro' llrt<I Racing Platt Company, Inc. De<k'Em (Orenr I 114 Andy Go !Harl) 123 Moon's Bt•I (Ll~ml 111 Gt•y Dancer CWu d l 1'0 Miu Flk lla Rel> <TrtUUft) Ill P•lr ol Otte <A<Nir) 120 SIXlH RACE~ 3SO yerds. J yeiltOlcl\ & up. ClaomtnQ. Purse ~200 Cl•lmong PttU~. Danoy Eapress !Wat-.) Noon Fl¥tr !Aaaorl TARS PLAY TONIGKT -Newport Harbor High's Big Five com· petes tonight for the South at Orange Coast College in the 16th edition of the Or ange County All-star football game. Kickoff is a t 8. Standing are field goal kicker Art Sorce (85 ), receiver Vin Mulroy (81) and defensive back Bucko Shaw (44 ). Kneeling are guard Pet e Mccowen (43 ) and defens ive back Ron Lamerton (25). , Fooll.,, Notions CCrugu) TlnyW•l<ll Bouno <H••tl VtllO Flttl Beau ICillll T-. OH COl'I CRlcM rds) Ounl T Bargo <C..rcloH I lop Tonto Ba rs (Llpll•m) 119 11• 11' llt 121 122 122 122 SEVENTH RACE.440varc!S.~-· OICIS. Purse s 100,200. Tiie Vessels Malurlty/Fourtll Runnin1). Mi$$Con<lusion IH.rl) Woo \/In Mary (Ad.\ Ir I SlnootllMe IBroollsl 1:10 118 Ill Race Results Ftwl'rlto Clur, Traci< Fu• FIFTH RACE -S.' yat dS. l y.ar Old• & up. CIHsllleCI •llOwln'fS.. FIRST RACE 350 varos. , re•• :;::::,~~:· ~ Clalmtr>Q Pur'>e $2800. c 0re.,.r I 2 .80 1 80 2.40 s.r.o Rl~r Rullall Ml$$ PIQ PtQ (Myles) b.00 3.80 (CtUO-r l • 60 1.lrO 180 Go Dffr Go IL ....., ) 2 80 ~rel To C.tcll lc:.ll() 2 IO 1.lrO l ime_ 21 ~,.. •• m · Ro,y Joyous !Harl) 6 lrO ~1"TH RA.CE 3'" d 3 lime 11 24 • " .,., yu !>. yea r .-1to rMI LOt>Q A Go. Copy ~I. olds & up. c,i11m1nq Purse $2100. Sal•<r•c l<er Rulll's Cl\uge NW·TrvckhnMan c:.llllomla Suns,;,,,. Oo<Ue~ncs • <CMdoal l .'ll 2.60 2.40 • lrulyTrled (W•lket) 3.80 3 00 U EXACTA t·s.tHI Rlffr RullMI & Otl,,_r~n (LlpMml 6.20 7-+tarf h C.tdl, ~kl SlS.Jt Tl,,,_ -11.18 Alto ran -Mr Sll•Oy, HifollUUt\ SEOOND RACE -S.'f Y••Ch. l ~"' Man O'GIOw, Row Joy, Music NOit 04dS & up. Sta•ters lllow•nc•. P\I~ Ml$$, Go F•ir zero Bu, Run Moor\ $2000. Ru Ru1-·s Van n CLlpf\am) 3 eo J.OO 2 Cl \5 EXACT.A S-Trucklln Man & 9- IW. Aatquate <Carelou I l 80 2 IO lruly lr!K, palCI $AO.SO c.e.;,~J~y2~~lll l .OO SEVENTH RACE -300 yarcts. 3 Aho r •n -ICle llo Go, Joyous .,..~ olcb a. up. Purse 510,~ ScleeOY. Reckly w ise, Sawyers B•r Tiie O •bbertown G. OH·IY•n's Easy Jtl n.tltD ltACE 'OCI yards. 2 ye., (lltooU) 3 80 •.20 3.40 OK oldmeloens. Purse l l'IOO. OH·FllQfl1109 o.nclng Ett• CLiJllhaml 3 • .IO 4.00 3.00 0 1( (Dreyer I 4 60 3.40 2.IO Native Empreu IO rdoZil : S.20 Quin Mick CMcClln1lckl 3.60 2 60 Time_ 1s.u Anni• Wins low (Mylo I 2.IO Alto r•n A·Llllle Tiny Go, A·Jel Time-20.36 , Ml,,., 8u9Qtd Cr t Clll CMCI, Elan Alto ,.,, -Cr lmton Cllaroer. Joy's Agel FHture, All The Rave . Vote ror n Palleo, Go Ojun, Ledy Be Bold EIGHTH RAC E -JSO yards. 3 year okb a. up. Clalmlng. Purse $3800. FOVRTH RACE -810 yuds 3.,ear Holsty V•n Bat ~s & up. ClalmlnQ. Purtt $1300. <w•rdl 14,80 UO 8.00 knlglll Of GIOry A·Fl"t O>py IH•rt) 6.40 4,IO CC.Ill • 1.00 4 oo 3 60 l op l op <Dreyer I 6.60 MelMalwll (Page) S..O • 40 Tl"--17.99 S.91> 'N F•tcll 11 CWuCI I 3.40 "EXACT A 4-H9'1t., v .. a.r & 1·A- llnw -46. II ..._..c..,,,.i.10•.oe AIM! ran -S..nQulne's Jett, AMIU<I, Roy .. Blkll Rustlers Tumble NINTH RACE -400 'l'MCIS. 3 year olos. Allowanc• pur$e $3500. Okh ys Fire Risi< IC.Ill 5.20 l.60 3.00 Wi n N Cot1Y IC.rCloH) S.00 4.00 Jldt Jim 0.ncly !Hartl S.20 Tl,,._-20.31 Also rMI -Myrn•'s Gltl, Dickeys Roell Canely, Kan K•n, Go ,...n's PrkM, Tlllnll Gola " E JCACTA •o•chys Flrlt RIY & t-wt.NC..1.11>1IOt1.5G. Motocross Meet Set Six Orange Coast area high school riders will compete in the Coliseum high school motocross championships Fr iday, July 18 a l th e Los An g el es M e m o r i al Coliseum. All six Wl'~l' namt.>d for their riding abthly dut· ing the s pring at local motocross trac ks. lM GooCI T lllel I Or eyer) HKk (Mylt sl Wanta Go (C.tCloH I She's Precious ILlpll•m) l l..-.to Tlllnkrlcl\ (Watton) cou•s Kid cwatdl PeuO...er lNlco~mus) "' "' 118 111 122 111 ,,, EIGHTH RACE. 3SO 'ltlrd s.) yNr olds & up. Clalm1nv. Purse $1SOO. Cl•lmll>g price jJO()(), Jolly Sl\.OOw CWatson) Booneao<k (Myles> El Toro Perket ((a rclor;il Rocket Mio . I H•rll A GoCn' Man Clipll•rnl Maa lru (Ad•lt > Rocky 6H Cll H•o~ IP•vel Frww•y Rocktt CClul~J 11' 11'1 122 l lt llt lit 122 122 NINTH RACE. •oo 'rards. 3 year olds & up,. Claiming. Pur!loe Sl900. Clalmlng price J 1600. Gel Aeady (Adlllr) Rap.Cl FllQht <Myles) Beau Lino ILlllf\aml 2orbi1's O.nely <Brooh) ;.ta.. Norw CP•~> O•rv Rei:-1 (Hartl &lft!'ty's GolCI (WuCI ) !My's AIU IC.telol•l 171 122 122 I" 122 118 112 121 Included in the group are Dave Cutsinger of Pair Qualify Fountain Valley High ; Lee Cangia no and Tom Co.sta M~sa youths Cross of Mission Viejo Dav.id. Gutierrez. and High ; Cary Stophel of Non_k1 Hamasaki are Costa Mesa High ; J . J . seeking sponso_rship to Hudson of Uni versity the Karate Nationals in High; and Mark Mar· ~levela~d July.20.follow· riott of Newpo rt Harbor mg their quahfymg ef- High. Cort s a t A n a he i m • s The Colis eum high YMC~ rece~u~., s chool cha mpions hip Gutierrez1smthel<H3 was won l ast year by ~g_e group and !'f~masaki Marty S mith o f San 1S1nthe 13·17d1v1sion. D iego, n o w a pro·------------- fessional rider who will be in the field for the Oly Superbowl of Motocross o n Jul y 1 9 ;_tt the Coliseum. NORWALK -Th e Golden West College Rustlers fell behind by 25 poinu at halftime Friday night, and dropped a 102·96 decision to LA Harbor in the Cenilo6 Col le ge ba s k e tball league. DB's Woods Wins Bobffope and other stars in free sho\vs! o. ........ ( .. ) ,, ft .. '- 4 2 I 10 ' 0 I 4 I 0 0 1 ' 0 I 4 • 0 4 It ta I 0 27 4 0 0 • ' 0 ' 4 s • 2 u S I • 11 TM.lls •J I 1• .. ... lfOm.: LA Her..,, 71..._ Rick Woods of Hunt- lneton Beach defeated defending titlist Sunny Nutter in the scratch main event Friday night in speedway molorcycle action at the Orange County Fairgrounds before 10,402 fans. In the lour-lap scratch event, Woods finished ahead of Fullerton's Larry Shaw, Topanga's Nutter and Pasadena's Dubb Ferrell. In the fe atured ban· dicap race at five laps, Norwalk's Dean Foreman was first, with Balboa Island's Bruce Penhall finishing second and-Huntington Beach's Mi.ke Carusso coming in third. And ln the third dlvilion main event at four laps, Canoga Park'• Dan Sp•the was vie· torioUI. Admiulon t .75 Chlldrm, 6-U 11.00 Chlldttn uncffr si.-fm . . t • I . : . . .. ·~ .. . . . . I. •• ~: . . , . '•. '•I .. • "!. • ,~ .. Bfl DAtl Y PtlOT Saturday, JufX 12. 1975 Space Detente P By JAYSllABBVTI' easy-to-understand study ot what bas been NEW YOR called a mission of . K (AP) -"high-flying deteote .. M1JHons or words.._ h So u. already hav b . U'Ciween t e vlet ruon t~n about ne:t T~ee~d~~~ and the United States. I historic joint space flight THE nllST part uses or Amertcal'.I astronauts Soviet and American and Russi an cos· film clips to illustrate the monauts. start ot the great space : , I But if you'd like a con-race ol tbe two countries. • j · 11 which began in October •! cise, we -organized 1957 with Russia's , video briefing on what ;~"it's all about and how it launching of the Sputnik :; came about, tune in satellite~ :! ABC's "Union in Space" It goes froD) there to a •: documentary this Sun-well-edited recap of the day night at 9: 30 on Chan-successes and failures of net 7. both countries in space, R t d b J 1 following that up with epor e y u es • Bergman, it's an uncom-bow n ext Tu~sday s monly thorough, yet Apollo-Soyuz flight got TV REVIEW started lo the first plac Ther e a l s o ar fascinating glimpses the history, technolog and major figures Russia's manned spac program, plus qulc often humorous looks American astronauts Russia and Russian c monauts training here. BVT BERGMAN, ' veteran space flight porter for A BC, d get carried away by euphoria accompan · the new spirit or Sovi American cooperation. Tonight's TV Highlights He somberly rem· that even with the spirit, the re's still "ti~ discipline and secre<:!l. surrounding Russia 11 • space program. I For example, he saf. that even though t e Russians say the 11 ABC (7) 8:00 -Keep on Truckin'. bed on TV America's astronauts look at the launch site until miss ion com - ma.nder Tom Stafford "laid down the law - declaring, 'If we don 't see it, we don 't Oy lbe mission.'" And even though the Russians gave in, they let the American astronauts look only oil * , .. , ~'Olt ''° .._,._<.0''"' ttO •• .,.. PETER SEu.ERS the Soyuz launch area and nowhere else, he says. In tbe closing part of the show, Bt!rgman doesn't s peculate on whether Russia ever will ease its light secreey, but he does think next week's flight will lead to more -"if this mission succeeds." CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER CATHERINE SCHELL HERBERTLOM &AKE EDWARDS THE Hll.NUOUS INSPECTOR Q.OUSEAUIS LOOSE AGAIN , ·~ J 'iJ,;• ·-~ RV'4A'JtSION* The hu~bu11d for bt!l<·- bouxht for $3 million. The Daughter - 11 \irgin eager to make uplor l~l lilJK'. (RJ .. The ~O\tU t \\he> t 04.lldn 't lh't' tht- rantll~!. ht• "'rote aboul. l' r.lold "eullh, untold murriu~t·~ - her re<AI l-0\ ~ \\a~ a \\ omun. This new variety hour of music and com- edy, starring a troupe of 14 newcomers, makes its debut tonight. • launch site is at Utq Baikonur CosmodromtJ 1,400 miles southeast ~{ Moscow, "that turns O\f., 1. as many of us suspectei, ~ to be just nottrue. @ lk1111dA111111 IN ORANGE COUNTY Kirk Douglas Alexis Smidt David JanSSt'O George Hamilton Meliu Merrouri Brenda \ace~ Deborah Raffin.,Juury NBC (4) 9:00 - ''One, Two, Three." James Cagney's last movie is a comedy set in West Berlin with Horst Buchholz, Arlene Francis and Pamela Tiffin. CBS (2) 10:00 -"Moses, the Lawgiver, Part IV." The partiqg of the Red Sea is included in Utls segment as the Isrealites flee their Egyptian captors and , encounter new dangers. TV DAILY LOG Saturday KOCE Television (50) "BAIKONU R, in rad, . is a city 135 miles away ' from the real launch si\e at Tyuratum," be say$, • adding that the Russians , weren't even going to let BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTCl. AT MACMTHUR S. COAST SHOPPING MEA S.1444 IAlllA STIEISAHD JAMES CAAH loofUHHY UDY"' lPGJ JACll HICHOLSOM WA.HIM II.ATTY -n.FOaTUtr I .. EARTHQUAKE" ..\,uGGERMAUT'" tPGt -dMtt IS MOT IMdu5fr Ill -YAUET OF ntlE oou.s• IRJ "'UTUaM Of 1HE ... PAMTM&. lKI ~TO•lOCAL~ haDlleflS when you're a N.'l cop sent to France to bust ' a dope ring and ... .. A IETTH PICTURE THAN T .. FIRST: IT SHTHS WITH ACTION CHASES. R.EBHG YACHTS. Fill$, R.OODS AHO SHOOTOUTS.'" ..., .... 111u .... , ...... It lay fwthepl••--"' ........ .. .......... f I 639.ano •639·7860 Maybe he would find the girl ... CALL THEATRE FOR SCHEDULE TIMES Bargain MaQ 1n 2.,30 · Senior Citizens 1. 50 at all time SOUlH COAST PLAZA THEATRES ~ DIEOO FW'f. AT ""STOl. CLM" EASrWDOD W..W.,-1:J .. ,,)I W.·S-- 1:.Kol!J .. l<lt t:>t.t:M ..,.....,. U/191 l'.JM4MJ9. '"WHAT"SUP, n.MULr Nloll:M ~/99J.lol" ........ l~---~="'"'lll'------- BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTIIJR SOUTH COAST SHOPPING AREA s.0-7444 ~~ DPLOS.Vl HIEW SUIFfMG>! "SUPER SESSION'· 0,..-H.1, .,_ _____ """-~--------~ ""9c~ Sbteboonl" Short co..run SHOW\ 7•0 ' t:O (lf\11 "'·"''i ~-~!!;.~ ";;;-.::J, CO•OHA OIL MAil HOW THIU TUESDAY "EMMANUELLE" ""'• IXJ "WHAT DO YOU SAY TOA NAKED LADY?" IX> h.-..PFr-7 Collf.S-.ff'OM2 STUTSWID . .. RETURM OF THE PINK PANTHER" ~ "WALDO PEPPER" AND "BREAKOUT' M«MERATINOS FOR PRAENTS AND \'OUNO PEOPLE r ... NiH"'• ",~. •tl"'f• ,, ro ·-"' ,.,_. ~,,.. Ml•'•..,rtyi ff -·· ,_ ,., ··-... ,_ ,111; ..... ., ~ ..... ''"" .... ...... ,0 .. .... --""~ ..... \ ........... .. ._._. _ _.. DIOWNING '°°l "' Ai.. MIW. I S.lly .....,_ Roff.tty & Gold °'111 Twnu Ill ... __ lllOl-··-TOMMY !Jltt ••• GIMMIE SHUR•.; ; SAVES yoyr mOllJy In the ·• DAILY Pl ~OT . .. . · . . . . i . ., DAILYP1LOT Saturday. July 12. 1975 . ·County F oothall Stars Collide at OCC By EDBURGART Of .... O.llr f'llM IUH The South has the 0105t speed, but the North has the size. And because of nine players wtio weigh ut lenst 225 pounds. the North all-stun are slightly favored to beat the South tonight in the 16th Ora nge County high school a11·sta r football game at Orange Coas t College. Kickoff is s la ted for 8, bul pre-a am e c e rem o nies for the t'Stimated 7 ,000 fans will start at 7:30. The North holds a 12·3 edge in BRIEFS •.. CoeliDued From Paie B-1 night after be had fainted twice at his hom e, a hospital ;SUJ>ervisor said. Was hington, 20, leading the world champions in batting in his second season with them, struck his chin when he Cell but the wound did not require stitches. .Ra ... Sl911 Stovie . . LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles Rams announced the signing Friday of Otto Stowe, who becomes the sixth top wide re. ceiver on the club. The 6·k'Ot·2, 188-pouod Stowe played out his option with the Denver Broncos o( the National Football League last season. Borg l 1psrt BAAST AD. Swed en -Thomas Koch. the veteran Brazilian ten· m s s tar. whippe d top-seeded Bjorn Borg of Sweden 6-2, 6-3 in quarterfinal a.ction Frid~y for the first m aJor upset m the $50,000 Swedis h Open Cham· pionsbips. Koc h now fa c es seventh· seeded Spania rd J ose Higueras in the semifinals today. Higueras had little trouble with third- 1 seeded compatriot Juan Gisbert and won. 6·2, 6 -3. Manuel Orantes, one of the world's lop elay court players, went into the $emifinals with a 7-5, 6-1 victory over sixth-seeded Patrick Proisy of France. Orantes plays unseeded Italian Corrado Barazzutli, who eliminated Is mael el Shafei of Egypt. 6-3. 6·2 Kode• Ad1'fl~ KITZ BU EHEL. Au stria Former Wimbledon cha mpion Jan Kodes o( Czech05lovakia ad· vanced to the finals of the $50,000 Aus traian Ope n tennis cha m- pions hips Friday by defeating UJli Pinne r of West Germany. 6-1. 6·2. Kodes, the No. 1 seed, needed only 75 minutes lo defeat the un· seeded German and move in the .:final match against fifth-seeded Adriano Panalta of Italy. Panal· ta won his semifinal match over Wojciecj Fibak of Poland, 6-0, 6-4. Bangers Plag It will be St a n G05ciniak vs. Toshi Toyoda tonight when the Southern California Bangers meet the Santa Barbara Spikers in an International Volleyball As- sociation m atch a t UC Irvine's _Crawford Hall. : Game time is 8, and fans ; ·should be treated lo quite a show. : The last time these two teams played, Santa Barbara won in the Cull five games. Anniversary . :· SALE!! I I I . ' • I I I I . ' i , I j ~L • TOYOTA EXAMPLE: •75 TOYOTA COROLLA ,__, ,.,.., ,_, .. (461111 52999 • 74 VOLVO 142 2 DR. ~~-w OT ....... ""*a OT ~ ........ -....,..... Sr» s5799 llYetr.-LeftAt~ .. ,...,.s..~ • 4 WHEEL DRIVES '74 L.AMDCIUISH ......,.00 • Nle9CI • .,,, nuDt. -....,1nav:o1 '4999 '7J UMOCIUISH ...... J .,,.., ••• ,. 1111• 9ff _. 1~•1 s4199 7 4 fNTL SCOUT ~ ,,_,. ---"~ (t t3'<&.¥1 14899 ) Uus t>eriet> a nd earher this week writers ta bbed the North to wan by two points . Their r easoning was simple : size. The North starts two de· fensive tackles who weigh a com- bined 470 pounds. Jim Main (6-4, 240 ) of Los Alamitos was a first- tearn All-CI F 4·A lineman. Brent Boyd (6-4, 230) of Lowell was a first -team All-Orange County pick. And on its offensive line, the North starts three giants. Tackle Ste ve Shoemake r (6-4, 225) was an o ffe n s ive line m a n a nd linebacker for Servile, and was a ~ond teum Afl·CIF choice on defense . T h e other tac kle -e ither Troy's Ray Zoller or Servite's Bill Leer-is big. Zoller (6-3, 230) was a first te am All-Orange County pick; ,}~eer (6-5, 22.S) a second team cnoice. And the two guards-Buena Park's Neil Orr and Sunny Hills' Mark Bailey-weigh 240 each. Orr made fi rst team All-Orange County. In addition to size, the North has anothe r weapon-a quarterback who can run and Harbor Baseball Estancia 10-0-1 - After 2-1 Victory Estancia's unbeaten Eagles re· corded anothe r Harbor area baseball win Friday night at TeWinkle Park. Tb.is time, the star was Tim Green, who singled in the fourth inning to lead the Eagles (10-0-1 ) .t.oa2·1 win over Costa Mesa. In games played at Davis Field, Fountain Valley took ad- vantage of 13 walks lo defeat University, 10·1. and Huntington Beach nipped Newport Harbor, 1-0. Estancia scored lbe game· deciding run in the fourth when Green 's s ingle drove in Rick Valiere. who had singled and stolen second. The Eagles' other run came in the third inning on Glen Robertson's rbi single. Costa Mesa s cored in the sixth on Bob Ayers' run-scoring hit that brought in Guy Krikorian. Fountain Valley had an easy time with University's Trojans. Most of the Barons• runs were re· TV Sports 10 a .m . (13 ) -AUTO RACING -Highlig hts of last weekend 's action at Ascot Park in Gardena. 11 :1 5 a .m . ~4 ) BASEBALL -The San Fra n· ciS"Co Giants meet the Cubs at Chicago's Wrigley Field. 2 p .m . (4 ) -PREP SPO RTS WORLD - Highlights of the California stale !rack and field cham· pionships, tape d at Sa n Diego's Balboa Stadium. 4:30 p .m . (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The U.S.· USSR track m eet, taped in Kiev including Terry Albrit· ton in the shot put. Also the Hall of Fame international diving meet. (7) -BRITISH OPEN -Closing round play in the 104th British Open, taped earlier in the day at Carnoustie Golf Links in Scotland. 9 p.m . (11) -BOXING FROM THE OLYMPIC - Sanjo Takamori vs. Vincente Mejares in a scheduled 1(}. round featherwe ight bouL 11:30 p.m . (4) -TENNIS ALL-STAR MATCH -The first World Team Tennis all· star match, taped at the Lo6 Angeles Sports Arena. sults of the oppos ition's wildness, although Ron P adilla had a tw<>- run double in the first inning and ·an rbi single in the third. Mike Crawford added two rbi for Fountain Valley, walking with the bases loaded in the flr'St and driving in a run with a single in the second. Due to a passed ball by the Newport Harbor catcher, Hunt· ington Beach scored its only run in the third inning. With Jeff Reed on third base, Jim Coleman struck out, but the ball got away Crom Newport"s catcher, and Reed s cored. Huntington Beach's pitchers- PauJ Sanchez, Ed Shute and Rob Wright~om bined for a three· hitter, with Sanchez striking out four in three innings and Wright whiffing three in two innings. 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P o o o o eo111naion, Pf\ Tote ls U 1 • 0 ee;~ue':!"' p S< ...... .,1 •• 1,... u r 111 IH 2 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2~ 0 3 0 • r ta • NeW11C>rt Herbor OCO OCO r>-0 l J Hunt. BeKll 001 000 •-1 • 2 c.s .. Mewl1l IEstMc141 IZ> 4111 r II Ill ICrlkorien, 211 3 t I O Fleming, p "yu s, If 3 0 1 1 Griffin. r1 M<Oon411d, lb 3 O O 0 Roe.rtson, ti> Ytlerre, C 3 0 0 0 Rol\QUlllO, SS Trolllo. rf 3 o o o Velltre,. lb t.!c>lllce. ID 2 0 0 0 Wlndtf, If RoS41uer. p 2 o 1 o eor-ur. 11> c-r.cf 3 o 1 o c.reen,cl Tomlte, u 3 o O o T•Ube. c Totals 2S 1 4 1 T~ls sore .,Y 1 .. 1..,. Mrlllll 2 I 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 2 1 3 0 I 0 3 l 1 0 3000 30 0 0 2 0 1 I 2 0 0 0 23 2 ' 1 , ... 000 001 ()-1 4 1 001 100 •-2 • I Pro Soccer NASL. "°'11arwl l HerUord 1 s.n IWonlO 3, Phlledttpfll412 Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Boston Milwaukee New York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit W L Pct. GB 48 'J7 .565 45 41 .523 3th 45 41 .523 31h 41 42 .494 6 38 46 .452 91h 37 47 .440 l Olh West Division Oakland Kansas City Chicago Texas AD gels Minnesota 53 32 .624 47 39 .S47 61h 39 44 .470 13 41 47 .4fi6 131h 40 49 .449 15 39 48 .448 l S ,,...., .. "_, MlnM-11·3. Hew Yorio. 1-4 11Mtof111 Teusl ~s dty s. Ottrolt 2 OllC4!90 s, MltwaukH ' Oewl-S, Cellfomlf l 841111.,,..,. 4, 0.kl-0 TMay'sO- T"t>•H IH41r99f\._.) •t Bost•" CTI.rt 11 .. ) e.ni-re IPelmer t).S) •t 0.ltl-'d Cf'itrry J..11 ~tol• 0111Qllfl 1·11 •• Ntw Yon IHuMtr ,, .. ) Oelr•lt IL•G r o w S·ll a t Kans as City 11•1umorrls ~SI CN<A90 IKHt 11-SI et Mllw..,.._ ITr_n ... J) Clt'\4'-'0 IEO.ersly ~21 •t CMltomla CRyMI 1Hl 5-Nr'sG•,... Teut .. &oltofl Ml-tot. •I .Ww York O.tlOlt et K41nws City (;Nc.t911 M Mllw.Ukff Clt'"4el'd et C.lltwftl41 e..it1-• 4ll OUJencl NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dlvlsloo W L Pd. GB Pittsburgh 54 32 .628 Philadelphia 48 39 .552 61h New York 43 40 .518 91h St. Louis 40 44 .476 13 Chicago 41 47 .466 14 Montreal 34 46 .425 17 West Division Cincinnati 59 29 .670 Dodgers 49 40 .5.51 lOlh San Francisco 40 46 .465 18 San Diego 40 48 .455 19 AUanta 'J7 48 .as 201h Houston 32 58 .356 28 I throw. Servite's Turk Schonert (6-1, 190) comple ted 51 of 103 passes for 684 y ards last season, throwing Cor six touchdowns and having only one pass intercepted. He also carried the ball 89 limes for 376 y urds. The South is also very strong at quarterback, and is considered a much quicker t eam than tbe North. Foothill's Paul McGaf· .Gaan (6-2, 184) wu a first team All·CIF quarterback, completing 88 of 137 passes for 1,402 yards. And the South h as qui ck tailbac k s in Saddlebac k 's Clarence J ackson he ran for 982 yards and a ver aged 109 per game-a nd Mater Oei's Pal McKeon, who gained 762 yards on 143 car rt('S. While not as big as the North, the South still has some s ize. Its center-Mater Dei's John La 'Grandeur-we ighs 220 pounds and made first team All·ClF. And o n e of it s de f e ns ive linemen-Mater Dei's Don Wal· ters-weighs 230 a nd was also on theCIF4·A's first team. Los Al Racing Entries St.TU .. OA Y'$ LOS "LAMITOS ENTRIES Fl ltST POST: I O"Cledl u liuct• Fln11t1ce. JS Euct.n 6tll, 11111 •Ml ttll it.- Fl RS T ltt.Cli. 150 yard\. 1 year old ,,,.ioens. Cl•im lnv. Purse '1900. Clelm fl'9 prlu $4l00. L.uEd'HiOld 1Cerdo1•l 112 Lucky Mick (P•ve > 122 B•o AblHe ICalll 119 Rtpttef' Si• (Oerlss.t > 122 Ml. T O..rver IWerdl 122 AL.lttleL.IUMt CWa1Minl 1" ClelJC>erl•tll>erled (Brooks) 1?2 l'tlHy Joy (Hart I 11t MluMln10tck lRlchudsl 119 Molllestlc lrNve (Myles) 122 SECOND ltACE. 400 yard s. 3 ~r OIOS. Cl•lmlnv. Pu"• $3200. Clflml1>9 price$ 10.000. Alelo S.r <llf'ooksl '" 8'eert a.rs Sissy (Clerossel 117 OuCJH Lo Mlsmo (Crea ger I 112 Luclo.y Pllt e.r IP•vel 111 Zip's Son !Hartl lit PIHCI to Ruler 1.a.0alr l llt Ou\1y Be udy <Lipham> 111 THIRD R"CE.-.00 y41rC1s. 3 yttr olcb "llowenct. Purse$7000. l»ff ~ ICre-oerl 111 Hl Ten"4> CC41rd0tal 11t A-Scoops OttlgM ILlph•ml 111 EIJ•lo (Ward) 11• ~e Flfft 1Rlch41rchl 119 Jet Sf>kt CAd411rl 112 W•nd•Wll(h (Myles I 117 "·TflrH Oh's WllO (W•tsonl 1tt Viva VIII• CC.ell) 1n "·Wiiiiams & Wiiiiams, Jr ...a Mike &J 0 . Wllllamuntry. f'OUIU H R"CE. s-49 yards 3 year Olds & uP. "llowance. Pur&e '2200. lnltts Prle\I CCatll 119 !.urt "' .a.1 I Lipham l 122 On Limits (Ward) 119 DI~ Tonto CCruQ<Prl 1n , EIQJ>th WOnCler CBrooltsl 119 TARS PLAY TONIGKT -Newport Harbor High's Big Five com· petes tonight for the South at Orange Coast College in the 16th edition of the Orange County All-star football game. Ki ckoff is at 8. Standing arc field goal kicker Art Sorce (85), receiver Vin Mulroy (81) and defensive back Bucko Shaw (44 ). Kneeling are guard P et e Mccowen (43) and defensive back Ron Lamerton (25). Race Results F#Frlu y ( ... ,. Tr«ll l'UI • FIFTH RACE -S49 yards. 3 ...-ar <Md1 & up. Claulfled •llowencn . Fllt$T ltACE 3SO yards. 1 ye.r ::.':i~::· Olcb, Cl•lml1>9. Puri.e $2800. <er.vu> Sand River Rulleh Ml ICt•eoerl ~ 60 7.60 2 80 u Plv P IQ (Mylf!\l 2.80 2.80 2 . .0 h.00 3.80 2.80 HarclToC..tch (C.lll 280 ?.60 Go~erGo lLrph•m> Ro Time -21.32 T',",;!.0YO.:: ~~•rl) uo SIXTH RACE lSO yards 3 ~ar AlliO ren -Lonv A Go. Copy ~1• Old!. & up. C.lelminv Purse $2100. S•tec r•c lter Rulh"s Ch•rge NW·TrucklinMan C.lllornl• Sun~IM Doc It I es.end • <CMdoul 3."l 2.60 2.40 • Truly Tried (Walkt" I 3.80 3 00 SJ EXACT A 1·s-d Rlwr R•llall & OU11trSuoden (Lipham) 4.20 1·H--T• C.tclll. ,. ... US.2t Time -18.18 SEOONO ll"CE -S4~ yerds.J~ar OICIS & up. Sterter.s allow•nc•. PllrM uo:io. Rul..-k'~v.., IUIJNml 3.IO J.00 2 «> Mr. AcleqU41te tCardoH) 3.IO 2.IO Cee EIJ•y CC.Ill 3.00 Tlma-21.41 Al$0 ren -Mr. Sh41dy, Hlf•hllln. ,,..n O'Glow. Rosy Joy. Music Nole Miu, Go F•lr Zero Bu. RWI N'oarl Run \S EX,.CT A S-Tn.cklln Men & ~ Truly T rled. peid S40.SO Motocross Meet Set Six Orange Coast area high school n der s will compete m the Coliseum high school motocross cha mpionships Friday, July 18 a.L. t h e Los An ge~s M e m o rial Colise . All s x wt.•fe named lor their ·ding ab1bty dut· ing the s pring at local motocr oss tracks. llf'o-Strip l"O•irl t 19 Stl«ly Everelt CP•gt) 122 FIFTH ""CE. 3SO yarch. 3 YN•OldS & up. "llowanc•. Purse $1000. Tre Thoto' BrNI Racing Plate Company. Inc. Of.clo.'Em I Or eyer) 114 Andy C.O (Harli Ul MOon·s Br•I CLiflft41ml 111 ~ • ., 0.n'er I Ward l no Mt:i.s Fllck• Reb ITrusurel 111 P•rr ol OtCt l"d•tr > UO SIXTH R•CE. JloO yards 3 yearolch & up. Cla1mm9 Purse U100. Claimtng proceuooo Din<ly E•press IWal!IOn) Noon Ft~r CAO.tr) Footl\11 Notions ICrugtrl Trnr Wettll Bouno (Hartl Valt y Finl Beau <C.•lll Town ~•cot1 1Rlch41ro.i Ouo t T Beroo CC•r001a I TOC> Tonto Bers I Lipham) , .. 119 119 '" 1n 122 172 122 SEVENTH RACE .«() yaras. 4 ye.,r olds. Purse s100.200. The Veu els Maturlly/FourU1 Running. M IU Con,1uslot1 (Hart) Hoo Vin Mary (Adair I Smooch Me rnroo1tsl Tiie Good Tlllef IOre yer) Heck CMylesl W•nt• Go IC•rdo1e l ~·, Preclo11s CLlph•ml Tl~to H1ln1trlch IWat\On I C.ou•s Kio (Ward I PauOver (Nteodemus) 110 118 118 Ill 111 118 111 1n 118 12A EIGHTH RACE-:3°so yards. 3 .,.ar Olds & up. Cla1mmg, Pur\e usoo. Ci..1mlng pr Ice \.3000. Jolly Shadow !Welson> eoon.doo IMylesl El 1010 Puker (Cardozd) Rocio.ti Mio IH•rt> A Goin' Man I Lipham) Me1 Tra• (AOalr) RCKky Buell Hank IP•ve> Freew•y RO(ltet CC.leriuel 11t 119 1n lit 119 119 112 122 NINTH Rt.CE . 400 yards. 3 year olds & up. Cl••m•nv. Pur~ $1900. Clalmlnv pr Ice $ 1MIO. Gel Ready (Ad•lr > Rap+CI FllQhl !Myles I Beau I.Ano ILl(lhaml Zorl>lt's O.noy IBrooksJ Jet BM None I P•gel Crery Re Del I Hartl 8ull!\y'sGolCI CWarO) lnlty's "'" cc. .. esoi. 1 172 172 172 119 122 118 m 122 "lso r •n -lde llo Go, Joyous 5'lMdy, R4ddy Wise, kwyers S.r THlltO ltACll AOO yerds.? year oldmekMns. Purse l l'IOO. SEVENTH RACE -300 yards 3 .,.., olds & ue>. Pu~ $10,~ The Cltbbertown G. DH·lven·s Euy J et (8'~S) 3.80 4.70 3.«l ()I( DH·FllQhl 109 Included in the group arc Da ve Cutsmger of Pair Qualify Founta tn Va lley High : Lee Cangiano and Tom Co.s ta Mesa youths Cross of Mission Vi ejo Dav_1d_ Gutierrez and Hi gh ; Cary St ophel of Non.kt H a mas aki are Costa Mesa High : J . J . seeking sponsorship to Hudson of Uni ver sity the Karate Nationals in High ; and Mark Mar· ~levela~d July 20 follow· riolt of Newpo rt Harbor mg their qualifying ef· High. forts at Anaheim's Oencl1>9 Etta IO~eyer I 4 60 J.40 2.80 Quick MIU IM<C.llnllckl 3.60 2.60 MnltW1ns1ow jMylo) l 80 Tln>e -20.:>4 Also r41!1 -Crimson Cllaroer. Joy's Fu1ure, All TM R•Qt. Vote For Palleo, Go C. lun. Udy Be Bold FOUltTH RACE -870 yards 3year Glos & up. C.lalmlno. Purse UlOO. KnlQllt Of Glory IC.II) • 1.00 4 00 3.60 Mel Mihal (Page) U O 4.40 5199 'N Fe tell It lwara I 3.«> Tlme-44.18 "lliO ren -S.nQUIM's Jet, Asqw, Royel Bl«k Rustlers Tumble ILl~m) 3.40 4.00 J.00 0 1( Natlv< Emprns IC..rdoza: S.20 Time-lS.44 "'IO ran -A·Llttle Tiny Go, />-Jet Mi ne, Buvved Credi! Caro, Elan "91tln EIGHTH RACE -JSOyards.JyHr olds & 1i9. Claiming. Purse~ Hollly Van Bar IWe~l 24.80 9.60 1.00 "·Flfft Copy CHertl 6.40 4.IO Toe>TOt>(Oreyerl '·'° Time-17.99 U UCACTA .. Hehty VI• Bu& 1·,t,. ~ Cetlr .... If MM.OI NINTH lt"CE -.CO Y•rds. 3 ye.1r olds. "llowence pur s. USOO. Okkeys Flrt Rl!.k (Cell I S.20 3.60 3.00 Win N COllY IC•rdoie ) S.00 4.00 Just Jim 0.ndy (Hartl S.20 Time-20.31 "lliO ren -Myrn•'s Glrl. Dickeys Rock Cel'dy, Kan Ken. Go Men's Prkle, Tlllnk Gold U UUICTA .. OIOt•YI Fire RI.-& MIWIA N Cetlv. ,.1ut1 .se. The C olise um high YMC-:' rece~tl~·· s chool c hampions hip Gutierrez 1s m the 1(}.13 was won l ast year by ~g.e group and Hamasaki Ma rty S mith o f S an ts mthe13-17divislon. Diego, n o w a pro------------- fessional rider who will be in the field for the Oly Superbowl of Motocross o n Jul y t !l Ht the Colis~um . NORWALK -The Golden West College Rustlers fell behind by 25 pointa at halftime Friday night, a nd dropped a 102-96 decision to LA Harbor in the Cerritos College basketball league . DB's Woods "'ins BobHope and other stars in free shows! D ~D ~ ........ , '1 ·: ~ , 0 t I 0 0 1 0 1 ' 0 ' IJ I 0 4 0 0 , 0 J s 4 , S I 4 T...i• q • 14 H411ftlmt; l.A Hatllef, 1)-& Rick Woods of Hunt- ineton Beach defeated defending titlist Sunny Nutter in the scratch main event Friday night tn speedway motorcycle • adion at the Orange '~ County F a i rgrounds ' before 10,402 fans. ' 1t J7 • ' 14 11 " lo the four-lap scrat~h event, Woods finished ahead of Fullerton's Larry Shaw, Topanga's Nutt.er and Pasac1ena's Dubb Ferrell. In the featured han· dicap race at five laps, Norwalk 's Dean Foreman was Cirst, with Balboa Isla nd's Bruce Penhall finishing second and Huntington Beach's Mike Carusso coming in third. And in th e third division maln e vent at lour laJ)I, Canoga Park's Dan Spathe w ns vic- torious. AdmissJon Sl.13 Chlldrm. 6-12 U.00 C hlldrtn undtt six -fm Salutd!y, Juty 12, 1975 OAIL Y PILOT By Bil Keane PU8LJC NOTICt: PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USINEU HAMI S'rATEMEHT l"ICTITIOUS •USIMHS NAME STA T£MEHT l'ICTITIOUS •Ult HU.I HAM£nATIMUO' I 1ueo1 ll'1CS111ov••ullH•ss "C'TITIOUS aUSINf.$$ MA.MESTA Tl Ma.NT Tiit IOllOW•"!I """"" I\ O<i<"Q OUM IW\> I\ The kl'lowlf>Q Pt• '6M &te OOlnO-' MOTICl!TOClt£DITOltl NA.Mt ttATEMl!NT Tht IOllOWll\Q flt''°"' .... OOI"' -The lollowlnQ penon t~ doing DuM SUP•••o• couaTOf' TME The fOllOwlftV person 0) doing-' STATI 011' CAµ f'OlllNIA l'Ofl nnU• ntl\ •s , "'"' ., ( 0 I Nl>Ull IR 11-~ ~~· IJ.l<or ... Ori.,., Cu>ta M11\• (.A 92~>• CAP'N 8LtEGHS SHIPWRIGHT, 1'?9°2 Bethel Cir , HUnlit\glOft 8e<Kh0 C•lilo•nl•'ltMI> A M ElltCAN GOLF ,.S SOCIATION. QO E\11\tr Pttte, C.OSI• Mew. C.A 9U27 TH•COUNTYOll'O llANGE CHRIST14N REOlVlLOPMlNl M'Slr'~E BROOKL VN OUG CO· tU • <.Nrlt St • CoH• Mtl•. Calltor"''" 9'Jl>t7 Fr•nk l(ol'llwviss. 1•1' E1<1en A.,. Jl>UPh W1ll1"m 0Co(..;r to, 1014 Kah •rl< Ori•" (C"I• M-•\•i l A '17t:. Ne A•&M.>t. ORC.ANllAllO N 01-SOCIAL Walter Posttlw•ll, 00 t ither Piece, Cost• Mew. CA .,.,, E~e of ARLINGTON C. SWAllTI !>EltVl(E,. )0)71 Pfo\lo Ln Hynt •• A.C. SWARTZ, OeCH\90, lllQIOl'I beach, (•l1tornlf 9i..., '°''"Maw. tatitor "'" '11•71 I 111'. t.u~no\ 1. 4.;nout r.-.i by "" ,.. dlYtdu•I H•fOfd Floyd G•tl4nd, ttm Betr.I C•t • Hun11no1on 8e.ioc11, C.olltornld 97M1> Slevtn G•annl\. UO E\ther Pl.Ce, Con•-w, CA ttt17 NOTICE. IS .. ERE8Y Gt VEN 10 tlW Urry K'•ftn, )1))11 P••\IO 1..11 , credlton Of lht •bOvt named ~nt Hunllngt~ boa<h, '•lllO'nl•.,,... Ronald G•ord.ino, 1.0 A MOnk YI\ l•, ~UI ~w. C•lllornia •1611 IOstPh °' ( ,,, •o. l>r, ,,,,..,., ff\IS \tOh•". "' ...... fll"'l "¥•otn Int Cou•lly Cler~ 111 u""'"' (Quritv oo J .. ,. ta, t~IS Tl'l>l Du\lne>\ 1s c-on<Jutl•<I by •n •n Olv11JUAI H • .,old Floyd G•rland l ni> """"'" h co"Ctuc te<I by • <,Of' PGl'•ltotl. Aft'Wlt i(•n Coif AS'>O(;l.llon StetHnOrannls, Vi<• Pres lf\at Ill l)ffSOf'IS ll<IVi!l!I Cl•in\5 ~ln•I Tll" b'"'""'• ., <On<JU<ltd Oy .,, - tfte Mid Ot<e«nt •fe teQulfed lb lilt 1n<Of POhl~d·•uoc; ••lion otr.r llwn • !Nm, -1th tht neuswty •O..C,_,,, 1n P1rtn.r.i.1p Tll1\ OU\inO\ •S <Ondu• tud ov • oent••I pertnenl"i> Aon..l<l G1ora•no F•ar\li l(OhlW4r'~' , ... u P\il>fl\lltt<l Or.in()' (.Od\I Oa1ly ...,101. T n1s st•ttment w<tS lilt!<! with ,,.,,. l"9 otflee of Ille ''•rk of tilt aoo..e en L•rry ICofln Th•~ •l•l•ment .,.,, hied w1tll tro (.ounty Cl<trk ot O••n~ C.Oulllyoo J-Co..nty Clerk ot Orcinoe County on J- 2•, 197S T'hlS SldteMenl WI\ 111'4 with the COvntt Cltrll OI Or•noe County on,,._ 1', t97S. titted coun. or lo pte~nttllem, w.111 '"" 1111• •t•\en..,nt .., •• 111•<1 with me .-.-y -..ou<ne", to tM u-n!Ont<I Co..nty C•-·~ ot 0••1'lgt County on July at ALMA SWARTZ. 2U 8t°""'w•y. i, "/) Jun• ?t, 1M, •nd July,, ti 1q1S t2•~ H U, It/~ PUBUC NOTICE FOUi Publlllled Orange Coosl 0•111 PllOI, ..... CcKta Mew, Call! . .,,,,, wblCh il '"" F4)»t ,..,u. Publl\bl«I Or.inoe Co•\t O,lify p,114 • 90479 SUPElllOR COURT Of' THE July S. 11, 1q, 1975 2:11>/ )S PubllSl'ltd Or•nCJe Coa\t O•llY PllOt, June2•.•ndJuly S, t:I, 19, tql) 1•H 111.u OI oustneu of the Ufll)eh!Qnec1 '" Pub11Y>to Oranll" Co.i>t 0.11y l-'ll<>t. Jla\e28, .. noJuly S. ll. t', 19H ,~9-H .oll l'Nllltn pert•1nlnQ to Ille tr>ldl• or July U, 19. 2•, "00 Augu>l l, nn 1!171·/S " ... 1trawberry, maple nut, chocolot• ribbon, daiquiri ice, lemon sherbet. raspberry tMrbet, and grope ice." "What ore they ogdin, Daddy?" Girl E lectedJ To Be 'Mayor' A young Huntington Beach High School coed was elected mayor of the mythical city of Ca brUlo during the Girls State meet at Cal State Sacramento. Barba ra Lyn Fong, 17391 Lido Lane, Hunt- ington Beach , was one of 515 girls from throughout tbe state participating in the national youth in gov- ernment program. Miss Fong will be a senior at Huntington Beach High. She was sponsored at Girls State by the Hunt- ington Beach unit of the American Legion Aux- iliary. STATE 01' CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANG& NO.A-eU4t NOTICE bl" SALE OF REAL l'ltOPl!ltTY AT PRIVATE IALE in tht Matter of lht ESllh• ol KARI I RACK, Dtceova NOTICE IS H[ RE BY Gt VEN ll'wlt llw Undl!"lgn"1. JAMES E HEIM, PubllC Adminl•tr•tot, oil\ ,;om1n1>1rato. ul Ille E)t•tt ol l<"Al TRACK, oe- <•-<l, w111 sell ll pt 1va1r wk: to ,,,.. h•<IM'SI .ond i..>1 ,_, blooer, afler c»- du<tkln ot any ntQll('ttt<l oro~tt'> com ""ssion, uPOn lht! lfrms •no Cono\llOOs rwre1na1ter menlionl'd. •n<l wb~I 10 conllrni•tlon by Ille tbove· .. ntllle<l Suc>tr~ Court, on Thursoav, July 2•, 1915, at the t>our ot lw•lve o c•oci. noot'I, °' tr1ue11ter within the lime alio..e<J ov l•w, al the Otllce ol lhe PuOhC Ad mn1strator, tlOO Soulti Grand A~nu... 5.lnt• An•, C•flfornio, all r1Qht. llllt', 1nternl •nd esl•l1t ot said !CARL TRACK,de«1a~. •I the flm~ot hi>Ot llth, ..ws •II right, lllle •n<l interest tMI WICI H lill• h .. S &<quired, by Qf)l·••l•on ol law orotherwl1oe, olhf'r lhlln °'In ad· d•tlon to that ot Hid <14lc-nt ,., the hme OI his death, 1n """lo tl\.\1 c~31n real Pl'OOtr1y <ltstr lbe<l ii> IOllOW5. to wit: LOI :MO, Tr. 1117, h pc!r m.lP re tor<Jed In Bk 50. Pgs. 32 10 lb inti , OI M1>C. Maps, commonly ~!\Own u 9S9 Arbot Street, Costa Mesa, CoJlllomla. PUBLIC NOTICE SUPE RIOR COURT Of' THE STATE OFCALIFOlllHIA l'OR THE GOUHTY O~ OlllANGE No.A· .. •l NOTICE 01' HE A llllNG OF PETITION l'OR PROBATE 01" WILL ANO FOR LETTERS TESTAMEH· TA.RY IBONOWAIVEOI Esl•te ot ALBE'RlO AZZARA, '""' ALBERT AZl,,.RA, DecH-.ed, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttwl VITA Al.ZARA hn fifed herein a ptll- llon tor Pr Go.It' ol Wiii •n<l for''~' Of Ltllen Testemt>nlMY to the peil• t!Of'oer reference lo whlCh Is ...-hH further swrtltulars, •nO th•I the time ana place ol hearlnQ the same his beef'I sel lor July 2'1, 1'17S, at 9:30 •.rn., in the cwnroom ot Deportment No. 3 ol Wl<l coun, at 700 C111I( Center Drive West, In the City ol Sant.i Ana, Calllorni•. O.teo July 10, 1'17$ WILLIAM E S1 JOHN. Co..ntyClerll FllANllt SINATRA 111 Att-r•tuw J t•W.M•.ieStt'tt' G-le, callfet11la '1104 Tel: (JIJI 246.S..,, ,.SIU Attorftey IOI: PelltletMr Publl~hed Orange Co.st Dally PtlOI. July 17, 13, 18, 197S 2~7S Bids or ollttrs 11re 1nvlle<l for w1d pfo.1--------------- pe<ty •nd must be In wrl llng iln<l will be reu1ve<l ill lhe Olllce ot the Public Ad· PUBLIC NOTICE mlnlstrator, 1300 South Gr•n<l Avenue,t--------------- 5.M'Ot• Ana. Callfornl<l, or may be hll'<I NOTICE OF INTENTION TO with the Clerk of said Super ior eo.in,o; E NGAGE IN THE SALE OF 11'\tY l>(l <Jellvertd lo S<l•O Admln1str.>I01 ALCOHOLIC BE v E RAG ES perwnally, at ony 11me at1er 1orst 1·11·7S l>Ul>llc<itlon ol th1s nOl•<e and ii.tore 111e To Whom II M.ty Concern: m4~inQoHa•d \<lit. Sub1ee1 to Issuance ot the h<fl'!se ~ TERMS OF· SALE Cash, 1.iwtul ph.c!l0t,nollcelshert'b'f t;1iventhallhe money ot the un1le<l Statei., °' perl undtrs1gned Proooses to sell •l<ot'IOl•C cash •nd balance evlc>encf'<l Dy not"°' bev•?r•ges at the premises, <Je\Crlbed notH secured Dy mor19aqe or tr u>I •> lolloWS: -on the pr()j)erty ~o SOl<l d\ may De 119-11·11 w. 19th SI., CoSld #leW, ...:ceptable to the Court upon contirma· Cat1tornia '2f>27 11on. The wm ot ,1,000 oo <Joopo•"t 111 PYrs,..nl to such intention, 11'11! un- tasn, certll•e<l cl'le<k or monooy order c:lersot;IM(I 1s •PPIY•nQ to the Det>8r1· must accomplU}Y each w rollen D«Jorot. ment 01 AtcOhOllC: Beverage Conln>llOI ---------------t ---------------1 ter, wolh 1r.e bcll.tn<e ot the oorcha~ "suance of an atcohohc bever&Qe PUBLIC NOTICE proc:e to be !>'ll<l upon confirmation ol hcense (or hun..esl for lht'Sf' premtws P UBLIC NOTICE -----..:::---------! wie •s approved by uld Superior •s t011o~.'•1" On S;tle General --------·-------t FICTtfi'OUSBUSINESS Court (Bona Fide PubllC Eating NAME STATEMENT Alf bods or offers must be ><lbn"ll<;J STATEMENT OF A8ANOONMENT onaformturnlShe<lOy lh<:St'tler Plac:e) OF USE OF Thelollowlng persons ate do•OQ llu\< TheriQhl to reif'CI any .ind ill boo-.,, SCOTT·OUEKET r. FICTITIOUSllUSINESS NAME nen•sE. L R r y , S M EN. S hl!rH>yrnf'rved Belly,R•Cl\ardH.&Roben The lottowlr>Q per"°"~ have ab.In· "-DATED J 1 1 1975 Pubh~ OranQe Cont Oaily Piiot, -the use ot the lotlilious bu>intS> HAIRSTVLINC., S931 War"l'r Ave., Ja-....:s ~'Heim, July U, 1'7S 1S1•·1S tame Huntu>vlon Beach 926-49 Public Admu11\tr,11or, C & o. 11641 Brookhurst No •8, Reynaldo Jose Gonza1u. 9171 Administrator ot HunllnQton Beach, CA. 926~ G<Jss Or., Hunt mg ton Beach, Catltt>rnla Sll•O EsloJltl Tht Flchhous Business ndme re· 92~ THEODORE J . BEALL trrttd lo •bOve was hied on OrdOgt Mllri• Lydia Gonzalez, 9111 Gvsi. Att°""y•luw tountvonJulyl, 1911. Dr., Huntington Beach, Cillllorn1a l09WutThlre1Str.et Charlts W LIPHOmb, 9131 '264& •·••a a cat2701 This bu•ines• 1s conducted by an in· ,...n_ An • A llarlield Or•ve. Hunt1nglon l:le.ich, CA. • • (1141 S4l·HSO Richard C. Wtbs lu r , '1661 dividual Attomeyt0<Admlnlltrillor &1oollhurs1 No. •8, 11unlln91on 6':..Ch, Rtynal<loJoseGonulez Published Or.onge Coast Ouoly Pilat, ~A. '126-44 ; n1s statement was tiled w•tn Inf J ly 12 13 18 l'7S HIS.IS r-.. ntw CIAr" ol Or ·n-County Of'I Jul~ u • .! • This bus•"l'SS w.n 'ondutt~d bV .i """" , , " 0 ·-, tener•l'l>artnersh1p 'I, 1915. PUBLIC NOTICE Richard C we osier F4»90 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The tollow1n9 person •~ do•ng bust· ,,..,~ d\. AVALON SAILING C.LUB, 11»JW. C.O.:ist. Hlt;1hway, Newport Be.:icn, CA 'nWI PUBLIC NOTICE MOTIC&TOCtlllDITOIU SUl'•IUOllt COURT Of' THE STAT£ 01' CALl"0 Rlotl.t. l'Olll THI COUNTY Of' ORANGE ..... ~l Estele ot ALICE A. CALLA". 0.cu~. NOTICE IS H E AEBV GIVEN to tl'lt <teditOf' Of the aoo .. e named dt<edlnl 11\al 111 pel'son• rwivtno Claims ~n)I !ht M id de<eoent .,e requ•red to flit tMm. witn the nt<tl~•ry ¥c>u<hers, 1n the ofll<t of tne qerle ot tllt aoow en- lltted <ourt, Of to prtsent 111em, with I~ M<esi....y ttOUcners, to tne unden.IQM<I .. , ,,,. office of MORG"N· WENZEL ANO ~NICHOLAS, AllOlrle'fS at uw, Joh ll P. Mc Nlcno1 .. s, Esq., l~d WllSlllte Bt•d., Su•tt 800, Los A19i.s, Catlforlll•. wh1c11 1\ Ille p1.ce ol OVSi· neu OI tM unci.rs1gned In all meltert pert•1nlnQ to the est•te 01 ~<l ,... <tOtnl, within fwr month• ati.r ll'lt first pub41c:.tll4lfl ot lt'lls notice. 0.leel June 17, tt7S ROBERTE.Mc NAMARA Ea.ecutor ot the Witt ol the •bOY• n•med decedent MORGAN, WE NZEL & Mc NICHOLAS Att-~a1uw Att .. :,,..... P. M<Nlcllolu, El~. IMS WllM!lrt a 1v11. s..it .... l..MA"9tlH, <:allf•rntA T•I: (l tl) 4&l·l9't ""'9rneY• 10< I ~ecllt., PYbllshed Orange Co.ul Oa1ly Piiot, June 2t. end July 5, 12, 19, 1'7S 2'11·1S P UBLIC NOTICE IJNITEOSTATES OISTRICT COUllT FOR THE CENTAALDISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA CIVIL ACTION F ILE N0. 74·20 7 EC SUMMONS THC F INANCl"L CORP, Plollntllf v FREO W HOFl(NECHT, MARV JANE HOFl(NECHT, MALI BU PROPERTIES ANO ASSOCIATES, INC , LAWRENCE F C.ARLSON. FRANKL1t4 INOUSTRIES, INC. FRANKY OKAMURA, HERMAN F. HOFFMAN, ANO BONNIE F HOF· FMAN, Defend.int To the above named Delendant You are ""reby wmmoneo clnd re· ;iuirt'd to ~rve upon Arthur Fitl~, Esq Of Ervin, Cohen ilnd Je\)\IP p1.,n. lilt's a1torn1?y, whOse dddres. 9401 W•ISll.rf' Boui~var<l, 9th Floor, Beverly H•ll\, C..htorn1a 90212, dn an>wer to the •Omc>l.iont •n•ch •S h~rewilh r.erwd ypon you, w1th1r120 days c1llef s.ervl<e OI lh•ssummon\ ut>On you, cacluSlveot lhe day ot \~rvlce. II you tail lo do so, lu<Jg· ment by <lctaull w ill be tJkcn ag•1n~t 'you tor lhc re lie I dcm<Jnded In the com. p1<11nt. Cdwar<l M. Krot1m<1n C.ICrk OI Court W4cl dtc.edent, within '°"' rf\Onths •lier U.. flr)I pvOllc•llon ol th1S notlco Oeteo Junes, 1'17S. Alm• Swar\1 EHCulrlx 9f Ille Will of the •bov-•mect de<ede'nl AlMA$WAaTz ~..,...,.., CMta MH.a, cam. •1n1 Tel: 1110...,_..U P\lb41si.d Or•nge Coa>I oa11y Ptlot. July S. 12, "· U. 197) 1•7'HS 11-NOTICE TOCltEOITORS SUP£11101t COUllTOFT"E $TATE01"CALIF0RNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE .... A·llSU E il•lf' ot ANNABELLE DAUGHERTY, Decu~d. NO"TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tr. cf'fHlllO<'S Of the abOve n•med decedent ttwt •II persons hav.n9 clalms ~1ns1 111e M id <le<t<Jenl are r.aulr.ci to Ille It.em, wilh the neceswry vouchers, In the office of Ille <1er11 of the olOOW en titled coun, or to present them, with lhe neceuary vouchers, to the undtrsiQM(I at the ollice ot Tr YQSlad & Odell, 1no w Olympic Blvd., Los Angele~. CA «IC>IS, whlCh is the place ot bus•ntts> ol the undersigned In all matttrs oena1n 1no to lht estate ot said <lece<lent, wilt.in lour montM after lht' first pul>llcahon ot thlsnouc.e. Ol'ltd JU"l' 2, 191S FREOC.CHASE Executor ot lhe Will ol the above named detedenl TlllYGSTAO •ODELL 17JCIW. Ohmpic 81¥d. Ne. JU LMA .... lts, C.llf. tOOU Tel: UIJI 417·*0 A-ftO SfW Ezec"1., Published Oran11e Coast D<11IV P•tol. July S, 12, 19, 76, 1975 7•79-7S PUBLIC NOTICE 11 ... n NOTICE TOCREOITOAS SUPEltlOll COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOil THE GOUNTY 01" ORANGE Ha. A·llsta Estalf' of EDGAR R CARTER"~ EDGAR R.C:ARTER JR., Oect'a'><'<l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tot~ cr.ciitots of the above named <le<t!dent !NI all perSOfls having claims aga1Mt tilt said <le<e<lenl are rl'Qulred lo lite ll'tem, with t~ neci.ssary voucher>, 1n llW olfke of the clerk ol lhe abovt en hlled <ourt, or to present them. with the necnsary vouchers, to the un<lf¥S•Qne0 •I the ottice ot John J , BM'r. 1801 Avenue ot the Stars, Ste 90<, Los Angeles, CA. 90067, Wh•Ch .. tf'e pC.ce ot busint'Ss ot the un<lers1gn0!<l on all m.ll· ltrs pertaining lo the rslate ot S<lod de· cedtt'll, wllhin tour months alter tflC '""' P<Jbl•ca\lon ot lhis nohtf' Pt 'HI.I(' l\01'1("E PUBLIC NOTICF. --- OFHC.IAL PROCI EOING'> O~ IHI:. SOARD OF SUPERVISORS Of ORAltGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA S.nt• An .. , Cal1ton>I• A r"t19ular rno:et1n11 ot the &oMdet ~tvoW>f>OI Olanoe Counly, C•litOl'l\•<11, dl\O s11t1no •• the Govt-rnono eo.iro ot tr. 0.•tt•Ch qoverned Dy I/le Bo•rdv So.ptrvl-• w•\ held July 1, 1•1s •I~ :IOA M Tne 1011ow•no """"'Cl member> ht. •'Vil pre.....,! Ralph A 01.,d,.tll Q\aorm.1 R~t W . Ballin, i..turtnce I S<llm11. R• lph B Cl•r .... 1 hCMll<I> F R1h•y •ncl IN' C•<'•~ ft\1! propoSf><I atter ...... IOlm of rmployf't' mecl1<•I on>ur...ce "CDnhnut<l Tll~ S"" Clemente B••nch L•ll .. ry t u>IOCl1 .. 1 conlrd(I IS extend•-"" ,,.,.. P<OClOSf'<l ut\d<'rQtovn<l OISl(!Ct on WcAr1hur &oulevMd '' tonh.....O Th<! propok'(I M•Chelson Drl.,i' 1m11''i"f' men!>" conhnUl'CI C•r td1n """°"""I m"ll"" ••• conllnutod .,.d e1eni.d A>V •> ,,,_, Roll Co.r~tlll>n> ·"l' 11•enl«d Tr.tel Mlllltr~ Mt 111H>rove<S Pur<~"'l ,...ntr~ ar<t •oprowd l"" High p,.,. Tau. tore .. P.ogr~\ Repor1 No t •> •r ,_.,Yfd Tr•vt'I t1uthor11.tt1on\ ar~ ,approwd A Duc)9e' r@duthon rtPOtt I\ ..ithorlLl!<t A rt'POrl on lh>-"''""' o..~chd c:..n..o• SP.t<ll Outlet •S rece•ved A rel>Ol'I on thr re.i1>9nm11n1 ot Bolw °""" Ownrwl "rect1WO A tire hy<lr•nt ~ Wdltr dl>trit>uhun ttK1llhes •I M!-Awnur h.coml)leteo Ce•ta1n 1"941.Kt~~ dire MilhOrtl~d (.tu 1\t1t1n~·rn .. nd A)~tdt~~dr@ ~'«ftiO ror Lo.so AU~ blvd tm provem.nt\ AQret"mrnl\ tOf rf'~n~ ~:Jrtn<J Mtn Ld Palmd and AnaM1rt\.,r• approwo AQreemtnl lor Soual RehdO.llt•hOll Ac11 .. 1v C<tnle.r\ "•PP<O"'d 1111Gr1Qa~\ dre r•lta~d TIM' pr~ .innw1 •flClO•ntmtnh to th<! Ar .. a wllle Drllf!IQ9m4'nl 0>' .. 11>111111!> PrOQram Board No ti 1~ cont•nu9CI Letters dft' I~ c"'Vf'<I •t9<trd1nq Air Md1nt~r\dnu· Tllf' pr~ 1eq1~tdt10n cre•flnQ a co..l\IY Ju<l1c1a1 D1\tr Cl with '"'P'" "'" 1<1••"9 pOwf!r "r~erro:<l ro-\lu<ly A rt•port Oft,~ prO(ln\oNI Human S..rv"l'S A{jltnt.y I> <tUlhOr11~ A Man<!Qt~nt Au<l•I of"'"° County Au<lllor·Controller " Otti<e ,. "ulhOrtN<l. A Grand Jury iu<l•I on lllf' County Au<l1lor Conlrollc• is urQ>'d ft'mpor.ry F"e and Re...:ul' Ser vi«' '' authoriled tor the C•IY ol Pt<1<enll<i .II r•porl on 111<; 01ll~rentlal Senl.,n<>no "'1> iect 1s received Amendment tot he Redo!wlOQmrnt Plun, Clly of ~nla Ana,~ 11· cfliVf'd. Tile Ml~IOn v1.,10 Compdny •~gronle<I"" utenllon Of tome to Sub~rt •11 Oflt1 tor $ale ot thf' prooo~<l South Counly An1m>1I Stwllt'r Agrt11ment tot 'o" strucllonot roa<J 1mprov.,menh ·~ df>C)rq,•t.><J. v.-. .. ou~ IN'nt<\I Healll1 •9reemlnh <1re aoc>roved A Po\t Au<lll Repo;t on'"" C.ounty Purch"''"ll O.:oartment I> r,.. u i.•<l. A repori on 1116 !>tale ot 1t1< C:ounty·Wo•k•nq Ducu111t'11I No. l" rtu•vtll Certain cons1ruct1on pro1ects "'" •warded, comctl'te<t .tnd set tor b•<l A labor•tory se,..,lc~~ contract 1\e•tended Th" pro"°"'<l con>0h<ldl1on ol CJ>r/~< honal Me<licl"I' Fun< loons'' to be ptace<I on tht July 29, t91) dQt!n<l4 A t;1ranl "" 1>1lca11on tor •n otc ro.io vch•clr parl< ••autho•ut'd T•aflic Comn1111ee M•nul~' Art ilt>PfOve<J A nioMtarr 9111 10 t~ Prooe11cm Dt-1>i1rtment •S accepted 'T.i. Mlllltrs are •Pll•O•e<I Stalrmrnt ot Gar<Jl'>n Grovr Un111ed S<hOOI Otstroet El<• hon 1\ rectoved A. eiev111or wrv•te con1r.x1 •s dPCHoveCI A r"PO•I on orooowa anr"Ual camp1n9 O-i'rl\·~\ '" 'f'-~•veo Tcmoorarv borrowtnQ ot mon1e .. ,., authorued. Ldw Cntorc~menl !J!>rv1Cl"> I01 lht C.11y ot vma Part< are ,.uthorottd A ra<J1ahon con.,ol t.iw .iqra>mf!nl ti approved Summer Youth Prooram iQr'f'~ menl I\ ooc>rovtd 1mmun11a1>on lnlen>1l1Cdhon l'ro1<:C1 .;qrt'<'mt:nt> ,.,, "" prowd. Coocerat1ve aQr.,l'ment St<1te1Countv C..-onvd•olog1c Slu<ly, Is '5t> p<OWd Interim So•I Sur•er R~pon agreemenl I\ apptove<I A ti dim tor retut"CS ot Pf'C>Per1V tcuce\ 1\ d~n1rod Ad1U'\trn.•nt Of Ct>''"'" ,_,..dl<-cll Untt<t d<Cou~ts, '' auth0r•1~d O•s<hdr~ ot ttccountclbthly tor <ertdtn dCCount5> •S approvrd.0-1 1a1n •<count\ a•e aSS•Qn~<l to Crt'<l•I Uure.i~ .-.1cono1 Ev.tluat•on grant •~ • > ttn<le<I Pr0110-.ed he"""9\ ar~ set l.tqitl <Jelen"' tor onsurancf' cl.t•m \ PfO<t>' •"II,, _roved Tht pr.,va•l•nQ-9" rat..., IOf' pu1>11c ..orl<s •re aooc>lf'<l. Rel.<lju hon of Intent to L.,,l'•f' '' adOptt<l V C 0.'IQOWI Company os grant.cl perm1s!lon 10 wl)(onlloJ<t wo\\te collff loon PrOPO'>e<f rec ia•l'Tll'd w1tter P•IOI pro1ect '' i.e\ to< heUlng The saft:t• ei('m~nf v.ortc p<09ram •S al)l>roved Prooow<l LowPr, S.1' lo.JOO Rt11•on•t p_,,~ '' retN•e<J lo the Planning AQen< y A resolut ion regaretoQ the rtg•onal \lalu\ or Serrano CrH'-Pari. •l d<toOled A ,.,"°'""o" •1!9¥dtn<,t s.ildry nt90t•al1ons oa Oopte<J Tne AOmon••.trallYt' Mana9t!men1 C.ompenlolll"''' !,y\tem "oJ<lOl>lt!d Worker\ Com~WtoOl'I Program contrdCI os ooc>rovee A <.tudy on County .n,oe<t1on or Health Care F ac11111..., '' aulhor11e<J Rt!>Olut•on ,,. qar<llnQ Foster Home r.ile 1ncrta~s '' adol>le<l Athflatoon aqre~ment with µt i 1\ utende<I voca11ona1 ReMD1ht•1ton ~vie"" .iorttmenl ".ipp<ove<l Pllllh oocument r~p•odYCflon 'h.irge> ore 1nc•eaw<J Mrl C.auer ''commend.cl l'I< Boardadtour~ • WILLIAM E. ST JOHN Cieri< ot tht' BoardCJI !)upo-rvo\or~ OFFICIAL PAOCClDINGS OF lHE BOARO OF 5UPERlltSORS 01 ORANGtCOUNTV. CALIFORNIA !.dnta Ana, C.oJhlomo .. A rt>t;1ular meeting ol ll'H• Oo.ird 01Suoerv1sor s01 Oroln9e C.ounty. C.tl1tom1 .. al!IO ~'""'9 •s tf'W' Governing Board ol the D•\l,.cls governed by lhP bodrcl ot 5'.tpt'rv1sors was held July 2, 1915. at ,.JO A,M The 1011ow1n9 named ,..,,.ml>t'T' i;. IOQ presenl: Ralph A. Olednch, Ch<1lrmdn. Rnbl'rt w tlatlln, L<iuri•ncf' J x hmil, Ralp/'I S . Clari., Thom,h r Riiey and the Cit'•~ !>ludv ot <J.eneral 1'1•11 Amen<lmenu, Soulh Lagun;i, ., <>Ulhoflll'd. Oona Pn1nl H.d•bor Nrl\•ng I~\ M 1· TtHs stale~nl ,.a, t1ll•tl w1lh lf't PubllShe<l Orange Coast Daily Pllol, "°""IY Cler~ of Or.ingr C.ounty on Jun(' July 12, 19, 26, and Au9usl 2. 197S 2S6J.7S Pl'BU C NOTICE ••• 1975. Fiil .. PubllShed OranQ" Co.ht D"tlY Piiot June2t, 28. and July S. 12, 19H n7o 1~ ---F-IC-T~l-TIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT -NOTICE INVITING BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tt'0.11 sealt<I proposals will be rece•ved bV tilt Clly ot Costa Mew •I the oll•et• ot ltw uly Clerk a 1 thll City Hall. 11 Fair Or1ve, <:Mt• Mew, cai.t0tn1a. until~ hour Of 11 00 • m on Fri., AU9 8. 197S "' which l1m11 they w ill be oe>tned P<Jblicly •nd read alw<l 1n Ille c.ounc.1 Maurice A. Ramlrer, 10703 L.i , lt'rraca, Founta1nVelley,CA'2108 Th•!> business is con<lucte<l Dy an rn d1v1<lua1. Maur.ce A. Ra m1 rer This sl.ttement was t.led ..,.th the County Cieri. ol Orange County on June 16, 19/S. F44GI Publlshec:I Orenge Coast Daily Pllol, Junt' 21, 28. and Julys, 12. t91S 2196-75 Minna N\!uma1er Oeoul y Ct11rk ISEAL OF COURT I Date Augusl 71, 1974 ERVIN, COHEN ANO JES!.UP AllOf'MVS •t uw Ninth Floor M01 Wllillirt Blvd. Bever1y H•lll, C•hf•rn•• .azu T~I: IJUl Jll:illJ, 21l"'3ll 0.1.ci June 2S. t97S BEN F. GOLDMAN JR E~ecutor ot tne Will of the aoove n<1med dece<ll!f'lt .JOttH J .eAER t•t ........... llM Stus SI• 904 LesA.,..tes,calil.-' Tel: IJIJI 17'-1050 Al-yhM'Euc .. 1er .., -•vecl on July " t91S Certain llghllnq ni<11nt~nance do\tflt l 1o ro 1•0f¥ • traMlerr.o<J. Or<l•nanU\ Nos 28S<, ms dn<l ;>esi, are ddOPICO Toro O•SC>OSdl. lno 1s ..Oth0r11t1d " rale 1ncrea"4! Res•gnallon ano •Poo1n1ment. Soc •oil Program Advil.Ory Comm•\llon •re aoe>rovt'd. lhe Jo•nt Powe" agre""'ffll ror AH Pollu loon Control'' •pprovt'O R"S•Qnahon and ~POO•ntmP"t. H09h R•"' Tc1\\1 ~O.l• are ilPl>fOYt'CI DouQld' C.h.!lmt'" 1Sdppo1nted 10 \Ile Al(Ol'OOlo>m Advo>Ory 80•111 Tilt Board .01ournt'<l P UBLIC NOTICE T~ lollow•n11 persons are dooOQ bust nessas ------B-I04_M ______ I VOLUME INDUSTRIES. Ill W tllr. Chambers tor FURNISHI NG ALLl--------------- lUPEltlOltCOUllTOFTHE Sl ,Su1teF-1,CoslaMe•<1,CA '1'21>U LABOR, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, TRANSPORTATION ANO SUCH PUBLIC NOTICE STATEOf'CALIFORNIAFOlt Mas t er.work Prop>'r11"'· a TH E COUNTY OF ORANGE Cdhlorn.a COIPOr•hon. 71 I w llln St • OTHER FACILITIES ,,_S MAY BE------------- Ne. A-MJ.. SY1tf' F-t, C~la Mesa, CA '1'2671 RE 0V1 RE O FOii THE DEVELOPM ENT O F WAKEHAM l'ARK IN THE CITY OF COSTA N OTI CE OF HEAlllNG OF Tht>buSlne>"ConauctellOy.i cor PETITION FOil PRO•ATE OF WILL porahon. MESA. AHO l'Oll LETTERS TESTAMEH· Maslt'rworl< Proper111" TARY GaryE.GraylPres I A Sot>I of olans. spec 1llcations .w'l<l other 'ontrKI oocuments may bo! ot>- 1;11necs In tht oll•'ot ot 111e Oep.artmenl ot Le.sure ::.erv1,es, 11 ~air Urive, UIS Mrsa, Ca111orn1.:i, upon ,.,,e.pt ot a noo retunuable tee ot (\10 001 II D1<ldO!rSrf'· quest Plans and Spt'C•llCdhons be rntllec:I, tilt charQe will be l"S 001 per E slalt of J OHN ,.. COSTA, •IY> T111s siat<cment wa> l•ll'd "'''h ""' known as JOHN F R1'NCIS COSTA, Covnty Cler II or Or.,ng" Counly on J"°" OecNs.ed ta, 19/S NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal F._.,17 Se<urily Padllt Nat.on.it OM'!k h.lS PubhV1t:<l Or<1nQe Co.i ,1 o ... 1y Pilot, llled herein a pehlion tor Protwlt! Of June 11, 78, an<l July S, 11, 1915 1'211 H IMll elld 10<' L•llf:r• Tf'Stamentory re·l--------------- i.rence to "'hlt h Is made lor lt.Wthe• p.1nic .. 1•rs, •n<l thdl tht llmt ~pl.Ke P UBLIC NOTICE ~I. Of hNrlnQ tnt Mime ho bttn s.et for Ju-1--------------- E•ch Did snail be made on thl! pro PQSdf !Olm ill'l<I 1n thl' manner prov1°"<1 m the co.1tract <locumenu, .ind >1'1<111 De dCCOmpilnle<l Dy a <erhl1~d Of C.lloh1Cr'> che<k or • bid boo<l tor nol '""' thdn 10 percent or lhe amount of the bid, m.lc:le PoilYabietothe City o t Costa M<l\<l. ly 22, 191S, at 9 . JO a .m, In the counroom of Oepertment No. 3 ot :.111d «l'lrt, •I 700 Civic Centrr Orlve W..>l. In the City ol Sant• Ana, Calllorn1.i. O.te<l July 3, 197S WILLIAM E. SI JOHN. Count y Cler II MI LLElll alllONN, •11tUMMETT •PORTER SUE.Ocu11alvll., .t:610 LAof19 .. acll, Calllernl• 'OIOl Pub41Sl'Oed Or•nQC Coa\t Oaify P.101. July 12, 13, 18, 197S 2579-IS FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT The following per)on is do•09 bu" r'141~\ •s NOCK OFF, 105 Pdlm Ave , Sdlbo.1, C..111 91flf> I B,C McMac~in, ?309 Beln1011I L.aN, Redondo Beach. CA ~718 Thi\ business 1s conducted by .. n in dlvidudl. B.C. MCMCICk•n This ~l;tlemt'nl w'" t1lt>d wiin t~ County Cito•~ ot 0rdn9" County on Jun~ NOTICE IS FURTHtR C.IVE-N IP\dl 1ne C1t v Council ol >did C11y h,u hf'relOIOre f'SllltlllSl'lf:d ii l)r~Vd•ling ---------------116. 197S rate and Kale or waves, 1n .lltorO<>nte wllh taw. to be paid in '""construction Cl the above entitled 1mprOVt'mtnh Thal said rate and stale was oOOPll'd by the C•IY co .. nc1t by ~esoluloon No 7>9 oo the 111'1 <Jay 01 J•nuarv l~IS. dnd 1)on tilt' 1n the of lice ot tnt City Cler-ot '>ll•d City. Th•I said rc1te .in<l scaft> •>herein rtolerrr<l to olnd d<l~tt>d 1n thl> notice as lhoUQh tully and compleltly set tortn htreoln. an<I that sa1<l sc.-lt, .. s d<lOPled Oy s.a1<l resolution, •s m.tde o1 Pdr1 of lh4s P UBLIC NOTICE l'tCTITIOUl aUSINESS NAM£ STATEMENT TM lollowinQ per\on •S dou>Q bus• iwss..s· THE POWOER KEG 11•1 trv1"l' ,..,.., NewpOtt S.ach, C•titorn•1'2f>60 Wlllletn Artf\Ur Stoehr, 1141 lrv•ne Ave , Ntwpon Be•ch. C•lllorn1a 9'2"60 Tiii' bus1neu I• <4lfld11<l.cl bv an in· ctAvidu•I. William A. Stoel'lr This lt•tement wn hl~<l ""'lh the county Cttfk ol Oran9e County on INJY ,,, ms. 1""4107 PYbll~.cl Or•nQe Coast OoJily 1>1101, June2'.•ndJuly S, 11, I~, 19H 241 ).H PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING 8 105 •IO ITEM NO. J... • NOTICE IS 1-iEREBY GIVEN 11\ot soled Pl'~I• wilt~ reocelved by the City of Cos la Mesa. to wll: me Cltv <:ouncll. P. 0. BOK noo. ColUI Mew, C.lllornl•. on or before the hO\lf ol 11:00•.m. on Friday, JulY 7S, 191S. a.Os wltt tit publlcly opened and tHd aloud at 11 :00 •.m or H SOOfl there•f~t as ll'adlc.able, on Friday, July 2s, "7S, tn the council Chemben, City Hatt, 11 F-'• Ori.,., Costa Mes•. C•lllornla, for tN turnl~lngof •BRUSH CHIPPER. Addition.II wt' of IM speclfl<allon$ m1y tit oocelMd '' lM Ottlce ol the Pur<llHl"9 Aotnl, 71 Fair Ori ... t.mta ~. Calltomla. Bldl ShOUld bC' r.- wrf'lld to the •llefltlon of the City Oer• "' a -led tnvtlope Identified on the .utilde ""Ith the Bid lh!ITI Number and ""~nlng 0.lt. Ea<.h blcl $1\111 specify NCll •nd twry Item H set fO<'lh In the N)e( Ille.at~ AnY llld all eacepttons 10 lh• 5C1Klfk10ovs must~ <lnrly II.Med In the blcl er.o failure to Mt forth eny Item In lhl apeclll<atlonS Shall be Cl'OUf'ICIS 1or reje<llon of the bid . Ea<h blcl ~II Ml forth the lull names eno residtll<ts of all peoon~ •nd Clf(lltt> Interested In Ille l>"OPOW1 • prln<lpals, In case of corpor•lloni, In- clude the namu ot tllt Pretldent, 5«,.larv TrtAsurer, end AAeNOtr • TIW City Covn<ll of the Clly ol Cost• Mltere .. rvu tllt rl9hl 10 rete<t tnY« 911 bleh. Oetff: IOJUly ltlS P\ltlll~ Ortnll'lt CoHI O•llY Pi~, July 12. 1'7S U.~H PubhY>e<l Or•n~ Coa~t o,11ty Pilot, June21, 28, and Julys. 17. 19/S 7713 IS P UBLJC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The follow•"!! perSOfls •re do•~ bus• nn~as NEWPORT THIN r ll M LABORATORY, 2"6 ~. BroddWilY, s.flla Ana, C•t1torn1• '12707 Rlch.lr<l C. Brown, 1333 La Linda Pl., Newport Beach, CoJlllorn1a9'21>/JO ESO'ltr L. Brown, 2l3J La U~a Pt , Newport Beach, Calllor,.1a '17660 This b<l)1ness Is con<lvcle<l by an •n dividual Richard C Brown This statement was tiled w11n IN> County Cltrk ot Orange County on JlllY 8, 191S. F 4SSlS Published Ora"Qe COoJSI Daily P•lOI, Juty 12, 19, 11>, and August 2. 197!> 2St9-7S P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAM E STATEME NT n.e following person ts doing bust ,..ssas. SP WOOO CONSTRUCTION CO., 1132 Anchor•ge Or., HuntinQton Be•ch, CA.m... Steohe n Phlllip Wood, tll1 An<hOr~ or·, Hunlln<;1ton Be.teh, CA '26411 Tnl' bUSll\Ms Is con0uc1.ci by an •n divldu•I. S.P.Wood This statement woJs fifed wfth t~ County Clerk of Orange County on J""" JO, 19~5. "4»11 PvbliShed Orange Coast Dally Pilot, July 5. 12. 19. 26, 1'1S 2410-75 P UBLIC NOTICE ncn.ce by rt'lf'renc• lnf' Contractor shall, 1n th<1 perlo.m.onu of the work •nO 1~0 ... mtnls, coniorm lo the LoJbO• C-ot the Stat• ot C•htorn10 and otl'ler loW> ot the State ot Ca111orn1<1 applo<dble tht•eto. with lhe f'XCf'PI •On only OI WCh •MiaHon\ as m•y bt' requorC!<I unck:r the \peC••I \\atutes our want 10 wh•Ch pr0<ee<l1nqs nereunder oJre tal<.ttn an<l ...,1ch nave not oe.-n super\e<lt¥1 by 111<· prov1\1ons ot the Labor Codi' Prrter•ncot to ldl>Or sh.ill ~ O'""n onty fn fhe m•n""r pt0Ylded QY ldW No b•<l \hail be cons1<lPred unl<•.s 11 ., rra<le on a bran1<. form turn1~he<l by 1"'-• Coly ol Costa Mn.:i. and " md<le 1n oc co.doJnU with 11\f orov1s1ons ot the pro· po$al requirement> Each bi<l<ler mli\I 1><• lotPn'i<!<l ;mil •l!IO prequ&lllh:n a• rtUUlrtd by law The City Cnunc1t ot th• C•IV ol C.Osl" Mew reMtvles the riQhl to re 1ecl eny or dllOidS E•letn P, Phinney City Clerk City ol Costa ~sa. C.ahtorn1ll J'ubl1sl'Oed Or•n9t Co•st Oatly Ptiol, July t:I, "· t'7S U67 IS PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE 01" PU8LIC "EARING etofOM" '"t"""""Nt,.v COMMIS$10H 01" THE CITY OF l"OUNTAIH VALLEY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENlll.aton Wednoffday. July 2l, 1t1S •t 1 JO p.m in the c.ouncu Ch•mbers, City Hall, tin()() Slater Avenue, Fount•1n \/alley. C.llfornl•. the Pl•nnlng CommlU- wlll nold public hearlnQ on tNt loltow Ing. PltECISE PU.N 1U APC>ll<atlon flied by Rolly PYllS111 anct AStoc.lates to con•trucl • SllOt>t>lno tenttl' aiono Ille H SI Side of Brootinunl ll'ICTITIOUS •USIHESS Str"t, IPpto•lm•l•IY .00' north of NAME STATEMENT Garti.14 Avenue In the clly's C.t Com· The followlnQ person Is dolno bust· merclAI z- nKus· CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT lt6 KRAZIE KATI FASHIONS, 11•12 AppllUtlOn flied by Alln W.lf tor • 8e1<h Blvd • H untlnQton Beach, ·n teur•nt lncludlnQ uie •n<ICon!oUf'l'4>- c:e111oml• ,,_.,., Ion ot oeer Ind wine al 10~ Sl•ter l$MC I, KaU, 71U Cyl)f'US Ave,. \wnue, Suite 99. NO. O, Hunllf>Qton &each, Calllomlll ..... PLICAT ION TO CHA NGE ,,._., M ITllll PL.AH fllls butlneu ll condud od by en '"' Commvnlcetl4lfl from c Hvn'C>hrle• d lvl-1. ;equutlnQ 11111 tne city Initiate • 1...-.n 1. Ketr nnter pl•n cnanoe from a C»m· Tiiis ''•ttment was flltd with ""' rrer<lal to A 1 Ret.40tnllal, • pol'lton OI Co</f'llJ Ci.<lc ot Or•t!Qe coumy on July tfW Pf'oper ly to<Ated 9'M••llY •t tM -------------11, 1•1S. I'~ ~·t COIMt Of H•rbof 8oul<l¥1ftl PllOll.-i 0r•h99 eo..i O.lly Ptio., ~:i~TD!v:NT TO f'AMltlNG July 11, tt,1',ancl Auousl l, 1fJS U.0-1S •ICMJl••MENTS ? Aectp•• to IMtd dining pl•••ure whll• 1ublractlng a lorlH . Wedn•td•J In th• Propowl lnltl•ttCI by Ille Pl-Ing P UBLIC NOTICE 0t11o1rtmen• to a nwna the per111no ,.,. -----------:=--·1Qui-llU ICM' tn*dlUI Mid Ollnl•I OI· ,tCTITIOUlaUllMESS 11':~~'1.:..TTIERS are M l,.. -HAMI STAT£MEHT I dol buSl CftMCI pvNuallt tO tlle Pl•11t,.. LaW\ The fotlowlno pers011 ' no 1119 StM• e4 ca11for111a, Go~nl l\etl~AHL MARINI! PAOOUCTS Goollt.S,OOOtU.O tndtlle l'.V.M C. Tl co .. ion HaVt' ........ Cosll Me"' CA tleT'.!osl! DCSIRING'° t!Htllyllll•- ~ (Ml• '" llHO'llklfl 10 lhe pt~I wtll be K.irt J Pfehl, )017 µeytt, ¥911 &fl ....,lunllY 10 oo Ml M the MIN, GA. t2•U in I< i..r 11'4 tllllrther Information I\ Thlt tMnlntn " (Olldu<tM bv an '" "°" ,.,,ay <ontacl thf! Pl-lllO dM11<1at. Dtp;ertment ,, '61 ,.,, and rettr 10 thl l(mJ. Pfehl This t.1,.ttmenl wn llltd With tnt eoo .. ltetm • 0-1 0-"' Of OfanOt County on Jull• ClllltOfl Sf'ltrtOO. Y SKrtyrL FICTITIOUS &USIN ESS NAME STATEMENT Tf'lt! lollo¥1lng person I• <Joing Ml· ~Sill Ill "4$/SS" ASSOCIATION 111 B. c.. a. L. CBetter, Cooler, an<l ~I, (OOlh •l> •267 Camovs Drive, Newoon &.en, Calitorn1.i 92MO Jon Pembt'rton, 2801 Frilnc» LaM, CMta Mew. Ca fltorn1c1 9262• Th•S ou~1ness 1s con<lucled oy "fl in- d1v1dual Jon Pemberton This >tatement was 111.ci with t he cwnty Cltrlo. of Or.tnge County on July 8, IWS F455n Pubh>l'led Or•nqe Coast O<'lllY Pl tot, July 12, 19, 7b. and August 1. 197S "61·7S PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME S'TATEMENT The tollow1ng per5oOOS arl' do1nt;1 DuSl· .... ~··· YORBA LtNOA ICNOLLS ESlATES. •120 Birch Street, Su•lt 101, Newoor1 Beach, C•l1torn1a 92"60 Ill Lan Ron Entierpris.es, Inc , 4120 BHCh Street, Suite 101, Newoon Be.ch, Calitorn•a 976f>O 111 FFEC· T""°· Inc., 21 West 10111 Street, Kan!H\S C•IV. MIS!>Our I MIOS Th•~ bvsu.ess 1s con<luc I.cl by a Jo.nt Vt'f>ture Agreemef'Ot Grover C Brown, Jr Tn» statemenl wa1> flleo Wilh ""' County Clerk ot Oran9f' County on July 8, 1'175 F 4SW Pub4•sl'Oe<l 'OranC}tl Coast o.rny Pllol. July 17, 19, 76, and August 7, 197S 2S41·7S PUBLIC NOTICE FICTt TtOUS BUSINESS NAME ST1' TEMENT Tn~ lollow1n11 perso"~ are <1<>109 """' nt\\ <JS PRO, AM SKATEBOARD RACING ASSOCIATl0~4. 17• Grandview St., L.agund Beach. CA 971>SI Sports M.lr•et Promotions. In<;., a (;alotornla Corporation, 27• Grandvle¥1 St .• Laoun• Beach. CA. 97bSt Th•s bu~lness Is ton<luCled by~ <Of' pe>1at1on SPORTSMAAKET PROMOTIONS. I NC R.W Graham, President Th•s state.men\ was l•led wiln ltll' County Clw•k ot Orange County on JUC'l4' 1&, t97S ~l Put>liSlled Oranqe Coast Oally Piiot, Jun,.11, 18, a •d July 5, 12, 191S 274'>-IS PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS auSINESS NAME STATEMENT The 1011ow1nq l)f'rwns u e tto.no ~I· rwsS>•s . WINE BEVERAGE SALES COM· PA.NV, 1 .. SI Surtbreoer, H1a>t1n9ton Beath, Callfornla 97t.41 J•mes T Peters Jr , SotO CNr~$lon Way, Locll, C•lllornia tS2..0 Erntl!\I F Clason, 196St Surlbre•k••. ~tunllngt on Beach, catitom•• '126All c .. o G. Buonocore, 2:UI c.tbrlllo Cl re If, Lodi, C<llllornl" •S740 Thi• bul01Mu Is con<lucted ny an,,,_ dlYldl1.lf James T Pl'ters J r Tiiis s111e,,..nl "'"' flied wtlh ,,,. <:ounty Cterk of Or•n911 c;.ountv on Jut\e 30. 1975. "4U1J Publlst>ed Or•noe c~'' O.lly Pltot, Juty $, 12, 19, 2', lt7S 2..._7S P UBLlC NOTICE ll'IC'rlTIOUI •UllNIU NAMl ITATIMEHT The foHowl"O IM'f'°"' ar• OOlnO lllA1 "'":'~sTAURAN T ~E FERR AL SERVICE. 21111 G e lvu L•nt. Ml-*' Viejo, Celtf • .,.,. O.nnl\ Edwin M"r'-MatY Ann M"'r'-lntt Gaf .... r I.a,.., Ml•Mfl v,. io. C.llf • .,.1S O.vlCI Aluehder Ma<OoNIG Ill, ae-t'• Linn MacC>ot\ald, 1)J02 caite Dtl Cid. Mh\lot\ Vlefo, Calif mn This blltlneu Is conciucttd llY a Qltf'ltral "'lntfllllP ,.,.."., Alln MYt•• Tiiis sta ttm•111 wu 111.0 wtth 1...- C.O..ntv Otrlt ol Oranoe County on Juri. 24, tfJS. DAILY PILOT M, ttn. ,..,,,,. fltaMlll9 ~mml •\IOn ~IJM4 Or_,O' c.oa~l Oally Pt!O', Pll«llllheO Ottlltt Cot\t O•llY Pllo:j Junette. •Mt Julys, 12. "·ml vsws Jiiiy it. ms ,,... 11'411)' P\llllhlled oran941 Gotn O.llr Pltot. June•. lftd Julys. n, 1', ttrs iut-Jl WILLIAM E ST JOHN PuDh\t\.cl Oranoe Coast Oa11y P•tol, P\ibllshed Oran<ie Coast D••IY Ptlot June21, 21,lln4 J11ly S. 12. n7S 2302-IS July S, 17, 19, 26, l'llS-7"80-/S Cieri< 01 1"" 8ooJrdCJI SuPt'rvow.~ Publi~ed OranQt COd\t Oa•IY P>IOt, July 17 IQH P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE OROINANCE NO.~ AN OllDINANCE 01" THE COUNTY 01" ORANGE, CALIFORN IA, ADOPTED PUllSUAHT TO THE STATE Pl.ANNING ANO ZON ING LAW, ltECLASSll"YING CEltTAIN LANO IN THE SUNSET BEACH AllEA FROM THE CllSRl "GENEllAL BUSINESS ISi~ lllESTRICT10NSI'" AND R41SRI "SU8URllAN R ESIDENTIAL ISi~ lllESTRICTIONSI" DISTRICTS TO THE Rl 1 1,l&SI (SRl/lt COND. "GROUP DWELLINC>S (SIGN RESTRICTIONS) CONOITIONAL" DISTRICT, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CO M· PREHE NStVE ZOHI NG COOEOFOR1'NGE COUNTY The Board ol Supervl!IO•s ol tf'lt! County ot OrdnQe, Cat1rorn1~. dou ordain"\ IOllOW\0 SECTION 1. Se<t1on.SI 01\t"ct Map 19->lt IZC1•·41 All. "O"I is hereby ad0pt4'<l as a zoning dlstri<I rntP ol the Covntv of Orange an<l added to Section 7 ... 49 ot the Co<lllied Ordinan<Hof tr.e County ot Oranq<! SECTION 1. Conditions. U..e Of lt>e proper1y which Is the subject ot th1s 1onf' chilnor shall be sublect to lht fOllowingconditions 1 All automobile parkinQ Sf)K~ Shafi De provided •n atcorde1nce wilh ~cllon 7.,.472 ot the Oranve County lOnlnQ cooe, with the oct>pl•on th<1t two olt str~t oa11Clng 504ces sh~ll bt' orov•<ledtoreachdwelt1ng unit 2. l'rlor to the issuancf' ot a building permit on thi• properly, tht cJeveloe>er U>all submit •nd obtain approval ot a site dc'wloom~nt pt an m<1u<llnt;1 a plot plan shOwlnQ tht S•lt c\n<l lo<.it•Ol'I ol all t>ulldlngs and structure, elevaltons ot l>Uild 1ngs, accMs .ln<I parklnQ plan, .tn<J a tandsc•oe ptan The site <l<>wto°""'nl plan Shafi be rev1e-d Dy the PlaMl"!I Commission and may De •Pproved, condl \•~fly approv.ci, or denied. SECTION J Thi~ Ord1ndnce snall t•Ke ('fleet .tnd be in lull torce thirty l:JO) <Jan from and """' oh passage,""" oetorf' the eKpirat1on ot tlttttn I UI <lav' altl!r the pas\•114! lhert'OI shall be pub41Sh*<lonce 1n the Oriln«JC (Dasi Oally Piiot i newspaper pubf•sh.cl •n the Col>ntyof Orangi., s1 .. 1e 01 Cahlorn1a. IOQe1hf'r with the,...,.... ol the members ot the Board ol Su!>P<v•~ YOl•nQ IOI and a9a•nst lht! wme. RALPH.II OIEORICH Ch•""'.inot lhl' Boa root Suptrv1\0f'~ol OrMl<)e County, Caltlorn1• P UBLIC NOTICE ISE1'LI ATTEST WILLIAM E ST JOHN County Clerk •n<I ~' otl1< 10 C.ltrk Ol lhe Bo.a rd ot !.ut>f'• ""°" ot OraOQe County, Cai.torn•& 8y June Aluanaer [)rpUly 'STATEOFCALIFORNIA P UBLIC NOTICE I S' COUNTY OF ORANGE I f, WILLIAM E ST JOHN. County Ct~rk dNI f>1 011oc10 C•c,_ 011n1• l•n<'•rlor Supervison. do hf'•f'bY certify that at " requldr n•e"t•r>Q or '"" !Joar<I or SupervlSO<S ol O•dn~ Counly, C..t1torn1a ,.,..,o ori I~ 7'1<1 ddy ot July. tqlS, I"" I01t9010Q 0.dlnanc.: COf'lldlnong thre.. IJI <,e<llons w"' pa•'>f'd dnd •dop!PO 'l:/of "" IOllOw•ng YOI~ AYES '.>Ul"EAVISORS LAURENCE J ~CHMIT IHOMA'> I '41U' R08EPl W llATTIN. RhlPlt II tLAI,> ANI RALPHA Oi£:0RICIC NOC S SUPf ~111!.0RS NONL ABSt NT !.UPE~Vl~R~ NONl IN WITNESS WH EREOF, I hovrn.,·r~onto '~'my n.,nd .:ind alli•tel 111•0' llt1al se•f ol 11\f' 8odr<l ot Sup>rv1>0r> of th<' County ot Orange SI .. ~••' Cal1tornl•, lhl\ 2n<l<ldy 01 July, t9IS ISE1'L> WILLIAM E. ST JOHN Cli)1Jnt1 (lert dncJto• oft1uo(tNii. ot tn~ Bod rd o·t Sopprv1""1t\ ot Ordnge Countv. Cdl1torn1..t 8 f June A it>• ""°"r l>'!f)<lly Pub11~d Or.tn~ Coct\I OaolY Pilot July 12. 1<>7S ZC 74-4 1 ALT. D SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19-5-11 PRE Cl St ORA N GE Pl AN OF CO UNTY . LA N D USE CALI F OR NI A LEGE NO .. ,. .,~., ~ "''' ..... , ... , .. ~ '"'''"'l • ..,,, C>\'"' I aOING[P ,,, .. ... /JA"'-~---------------'°'N;:;;:-.---------,,,'7"'.:------... • ''llt '' •ttOtP'hll• O• t "t O• ... c_t < '"" •• , ..... ,,. .. '"' 0 ., ••••w••• •• i.>t ·•~•••" •• tt11tl _c,•• t• ,, ... ........ ........ # ... . \-. ... ._ ... . 19-5-11 , . . . I .. ' ' I I . . . . -. .. . . - DAil Y "'-OT AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE · OverT Counter Listings for Friday \ ' \ .. DAILY PILOT S.turd9. July 12, 1m Space Detente Probed on TV By JAY SHARBU1T easy-to-understand study or what bas been called a mission or [ ·rv REVIE\V ) ~E~ YORK CAP) -''high-flying detente'' M1ll1ons of words betweentheSoviettJnion already have been writ-and the United States. started in the first placo,1 ten about next Tuesday's · There a Is o a r• historic joint space night THE FIRST part uses fascinating glimpses cf ol American astronauts Soviet and American the history, .tecbnologJ and Ru sSi an cos-fi lmclipstoiJlustratethe and major figures d. monauts. start of the great space Russia's manned spabi •• raceofthe twocountries, program, plus qui~ : .1 But if you'd like a con-which began in October often humorous looks :-.J cise, well-organized 1957 with Russia's American astronauts •••• video briefing on what 0 ··ss1· a and R · launching of the Sputnik """ ussu1.n ::~·it's all about and how lt satellite. monauts training here. l :.! came about, tune in 1 :: ABC 's "Union in Space" It goes from there to a B UT BE R G MAN~!· ·.: documentary this Sun-well-edited recap of the veteran space flight ' daynighlat9:30onChan-succ@ises and failures of porter for ABC, does 'I nel7. both countries in space, get carried away by , !olJowiQg that up with euphoria accompan · Reported by Jules the · ·t f So · Berg·man. it's an uncom-how next Tuesday's n~w spin o . v1 ! . Ainerlca's aatrcinauts look at the launch site until mi1sion com - mander Tom Starrord "laid down the law - declaring, 'I( we don't see It, we don't ny the mission.'" And even though the Russians gave in, they let the American astronauts look only at j.,.,~,.o ....... «•• .. , ...... _ the Soyuz launch area and nowhere else, he says. In the closing part of the show, Bergman doesn't speculate on whet.her Russia ever will ease its tight secrecy, but be does think next week's night will lead to more -"if th is mission succeeds." PE I ER SELLERS CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER CATHERINE SCHELL HERBERTLOM BL AXE EDWARDS' The husbiind' for sale- boughl ror S3 million. The lN.Uf(hler- 11 virain t'agt'r to make up ror lost lime. . . • l'urJ10011• l'il.1ull'> \lm'l'I•• A Howard W. Koch Production The ~O\'t'li:,t \l'ho t-wldn 't li\'tl tht• fantia.~ie ... he "roh·wb1M1t. Ur.told \\'eulth, unlold · m1u+i11.gts- her re11l lo\'t" \\as 11 "'omun. monly thorough, yet ApolJo·Soyuz flight got Amencan cooperation~·· 1 He somberly rem· "'"""'""""'"°'"'-. , that even with the ne t )1; WJ.;41"> Mk!.a\11 ilfiMw.. '"-«'"'""~ "'1 spirit, the re's still "tie: lt ' T 0 h ' discipline and secrecy!' 1 •: on1g t S. surrou nding R u ssia< 1 , THE ... LNUOUS INSPECTOR Q.OUIEAUIS l.OQSEAGAIN ee~Susanm Once Is Nol Enough'' ~ spa('C program. ! . TV Hi hli h Fo"r example, he saf.t g g iS that even though t'}I! Russians say the ir• launch site is at ttie ABC (7) 8 :00 -Keep on Truckin". ·-~fW-IAVIS>O'I• 1!11 --This new variety hour of music and com- edy, starring a troupe o( 14 newcomers, makes its debut tonight. Baikonur Cosmodrome, 1,400 miles southeast 6J\ Moscow, "that turns ot,4, as many of us su spect~. to be just not true. \ : IN ORANGE COUNTY -! • . . .. .. •• NBC (4) 9,00 -"One. Two, Three." James Cagney's last movie is a comedy set in West Berlin with Horst Buchholz.. Arlene Francis a nd Pamela Tiffin. CBS (2) 10 :00 -"Moses. the Lawgiver, Part IV." The parting of the Red Sea is included in this segment as the lsrealiies flee their Egyptian captors and encounter new dangers. TV DAILY LOG Saturday KOCE T e levision (50) "BAIKONVR, in fact is a city 135 miles awa)' from the real launch site at Tyuratum," he sa~ adding that the Russian!; weren'.l even goin~ to Id. BRISTOi. CINEMA llAISTOLATtu.CMTHUR S. COAST SHOl'PINQ AREA .... .... ' IAlllA STlllSAMD JAMIS CAAM ~MHY LADY" IPGJ IACK HICHOLSON WAl.llMIU.TTY -rHEFOITUNr "TOMMY" ; "EARTHQUAKF' "JUGGERHAUT" IPGI '"CiMel IS MOT BtOUCitr Ill "'YALLIY OF THI DOUS'" IRI '"RITUIHOFT'le ... PAMTHH'" IKI -stWf'OtT TOUI LOCAL Sta.ff"' I :iperlS when you're a N.'l cop · ·i' sent to France to bust - · a dope ring and ... "A lmff PIC:TURl ™'"' TH£ FllST: IT SHTHS WITH ACTIOH CHASES. RHIMG YAC:HTS. FIRES, R.OODSAHDSHOOTOl/T~" Gene Shall. NBC-TV ~-.. "'·-.. .,,. .. lily fwthepl•111-0f "-whose .......... ,., \ 639.8770 . 639·7860 -Maybe he would fin~ the girl ... CALL THEATRE FOR SCHEDULE TIMES Bargain Ma Q 10 2,30 Seni o r C itizens , 1. 50 at all ti es SOUlH COAST PLAZA THEATRES ~..,......,,..,..,..w. DI EGO FW'I', AT Nlrn:x...;;.;;;:..._--< _ rommy '" • BIUSTCX. CINEMA BAtSTCl. Al MACARnUR soun< COAST SHOf'!'<HG AREA , .. ., ... ~~.!!~'~ ~ co•o"A DIL MAit MOW THIU TUESDAY "EMMANUELLE " .,., IXI "WHAT DO YOU SAY TO .t. H.t.KED LADY?" IXI h..-...Pfr-7 c_,, s.... fr-2 sTAnswlD. "RETURH OF THE PIHK Pf<HTHER" "WALDO PEPPER" ANO "BREAKOUT' ~RATINGS FOR fll\RENlS AND YDUNO PEOPLE , .... ...-c ...... ,.,. ......... '--"' ..... -. _,,... --.ir .. -···----· ............ -.-.,_, .. , Iii )!II -............ . ............... -... --............. .. _,.,,,,,. -IWL--1 Wl.lllll:tl Ill. & Ml l i-2.• llfOH JOHN • nn WNO .. 4-ructl $TRIO TOMMY - GIMMll SHllm 111 1 ll NClf'I TMaAT ati DRIY•·IN IU .. •IWAP•STS MAR•Olll M.VD.Orfft·ln S....M99t&AIMS..., ..... s-.-•-101...,. Ofl:ANQI Orlwe-t.-1 A I ,, ....... :hll.· •-10 ·-..... ,,"~•I ......... , .. _ F•MllJ Fu.-! h•fll1! .... 1htti 0.W •! . ........ ......... .. _ ...... Ro , 'Kl 1•11 --·--DIOWNING "°°" ""' ...... ~ ... lly~ l llfkrty & Gold Dutt fwitts (I) SAVES JOUr rnoriey In the DAILY PI LOT r .. ' .. • . . • . ' • • ' • .. • I ~ ' ' . '· r • I ! ~· , ., . > .. J ... I ~ ,• •. .. ... . . Both A~tresses Black, Brown Sisters LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two sisters named Blac" and Brown? Gall Brown, who plays not as slaters. In a pro- Clarice Hobson on the duction of "The Glass NBC daytime s erial, Managerie," wblle Gall "Another World." was still earning her liv- Yup, and both are ac-Both wome n acquired ing as a student teacher tresses: Karen Black their lut names through in an Evanston, Ill., blah s tar of "Day of the marriages. school, Kare n played Locust,'' ''Airport '75" They have acted amanda and Gail _a_nd_'_' N_a_sh_v_i_ll_e_' '..:..;--=:an:::..:d:_to.....:g::e:..:th::.e:.:r_:ln::_:t::h::e~p'.:..:a:s:t,~but=-. played b er d au g bter, Laura. ENTERTAINMENT THE MOVIE EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT ... THE FIERY MOMENTS YOU 'LL NEVER FORGET. CALL FOR SHOWTIMES .. STR EI SAND&C AAN .1\Mr~ d/,_Jucfat: ~ ~ ean Zj(U{, qe1,1 I ( DAILY 1:45-4:15-7:00- 9:35 & MIDNIGHT ON SAT . FASHION ISLAND * NEWPORT CENTER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• • •• • • • • • • "1be Fortu1e "" a fawce d a rwe order" VINCUHC.t.NBY-Newlbrt 1-s JACK - NICHOLSON ~ .. WARRE N ~- BEATTY ... , ~ •I ~ IHI -- NOW PLAYING DJNI plus (PG) "THE STEPFORD WIVES" • • IN HARBOR SHOPP1NG CENTER • • EDWARDS HARBOR c~1.:.1 HARBOR BLVD. AT WILSON ST. COSTA MESA 646·0573 ••• .. . .......................... . * CO AST HWY. AT MACARTHUR BLVD. • NEWPORT BEACH * 644·0760 .·"-----------~-------~ •, BITE mE BUllll " ••• SUSPIHHF•L & CUllOUSLY IMll•HUC IMTH TA ..... ltn ... A .......... ._....,,,..,_ ""' ...... "JOI TMllLU , llCtT-.IMT, AMI ,.,,.,.,, Ifft'"' M£.IT .... ...... «» "*' OWf900e S4M «» 1Nli PAST MCAal. IT HAS 'Mf, tm.a. ""1Ulll •I Cl & HIAft.• -"' .. .. ,~ ...... -- s.turdly, July 12, 1975 DAILY PILOT 8 7 JJ h i t rn ore's Truman Due in Theaters LOS ANGELES (AP) -J a mes Whitmore 's one- man show about President Truman, "Give 'em Hell, Harry," will appear in 1,500 American theaters Sept. 24 ·26, announced Bill Sargent, pres1· dent of Thealrovision, Inc. trans ferred to 35mm Techn1color film , saad Sargent World premieres will be held Sept. 18 at lhe John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, 0 .C , and in Truman·~ home town of Independence, Mo The show was taped during two performances al the Moore Theater in Seattle and will be edited and JAM ES CAAN n A NORMAN JEWISON Fllm "ROLLEPJ3ALL ~"9 JOHN HOUSEMAN ·MAJJDNJAM5·JOHN[)ECK ·NOSE5GUNN PAMELA HENSL£Y· ~ mENTHAM. RALPH RICHARDSON xr~ by WILLIAM rwmlSON · MJs•c CO'XWedby ANDRE PREVI N AJSOOOfe POO,cer P.AJPJCK PALM~· Prodocedord Dreaed by NOPJv\AN J EWJSON RESTR1mo o 1 OllllMI. ..,,'°""'I\.-S(MOl)fMCI Al."''"-1•" ·~a.!!'~'110.,1is1'·' n~ TECHNICOLOR' Umted Artists ...-c.i<" u -~' ~GIJW""'"""° ".., • ._, tl"40Vl.t .uAlllOIM NOW PLAYING wman ln""Ihe I Dwownlna Pool"" HARPHIS IACI AccuaMIOJ1'M Of THI YUA ~ ,yJi~~ P'LUS .C..-.Y AW ... ..._ ILLIM MSTTM .. AUCI DOISM'T LIYI HHIAMYWOll'" EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA FASJION ISUMD, NEWPORT IEACH MATINEES DAILY · 644-076 0 Dally 2:00..:30- 7:1 S.9:45 ·Plus Midnight Fri & Sat :,.-"' ~ .. ,,,_. ~)f JACK I WARREN NICHOLS~ HATTY "A IAH UICI Of-LUI OllOB.. • "'"""-'"~ Hf 1-. ...,OU WOULDH'T .._... WCH S1'VPF IH A WILUON YUH. . .WT WHAT"'* IT IS TO WATCH IT"'-"" ,.._. "-US ~= 'STIEPFOl.D WIVES .. ST All'TING I. 7·11 •AH DHfUIATIM4' ADYINTUH. . .IMT'lllTAIMMIHT OF THI~ ~-~.,... ........ ~ ' ...... .. "JAWS IS A WOYfl/wNC>Y l'fBT SHOCI IS A DIYASTATIM4' suartiSI. IT IS IU90aA Tl. AMO WOMDHFULL T CIAl'TID. COH· TAIMS CLOSI SIQU1t4CIS OF MISl'IMSL TMI ............ unu IS UTMAU T UPLOSrfL • ............ ,, ................. ,, Bf DAIL V PILOT Pl'BLJC ~OTIC"E f'ICTITIOU' IUSINIU NA.Ml H ATIMEHT TM lollowl119 person\ •rt OOlllQ llli>' aeue\ LIVING QUARTERS ll~lERtO'I OESIGH), uni Willflm\ SI • ~1i. No 140, Tu~lln, C"' tt.-o A•l' Fe,,,..llMf, IS7H W1111o1,,.. St S..tle HO. 140, T1u1tn, CA 4l.-0 W•yfle A F P~trlc t I S7'1 W11ll•mt. SI., !>1111• No l•o>. hhlln. CA .,,. Tiit\ D11\1,,n\ " 1.011c1uckd by " lllfM!r•I 0.trlntr\n11> A•Y ft1n1ulltl<'• Tni' \tut•ment wo ''"cl wit" 111~ Counly C10trk ot Or""°" Co11nty on Jun., 14. 1915 ~140 Publl\ned Or•nl)t' Co•~• 0•11y Pltol. .Jun•~l,on<IJUl'r ), 1/, 19. 197) 23)).1) .. P UBLIC NOTICE FtCTl1'10US BUSI NIESS NAME ST "' TE M&hT I"" lollow1ng iitr\On\ .ir1: OO•nolxm nt..~:>cf\ BAJA TRAVEL CLUE!, 2001 E.ntwoocJ Blllg E, S .. nt.i And, c .. 111. Joly Marlow, 2100 Pt!IU>On Pl , C~ld M., w , C•llt nb21> J.o<:k HOk•ni.on. IOS '>O Br.av-. An<ll'l<:lm, Cal1t. Hu\ bu\1ne\\ " (Oncluctwd by d ~r,i p.or1ntr~ll1p JilyM,HIOW Tll1> ~l<>t~ment wo\ f1l~d ... 1111 Ill<. <ountv c.1"'" ot Orar>oe County ori June 11, 19H ,..,,, Pvo11~nt:e1 o. .. no< Coa~I Od•tv Piiot. JUM 11, 28. olncl July S, 11. 1'7S 1111 1S Pl Bl.IC NOTICE NOTICE TO CA EDITORS SU .. ElltlOlt COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF OA,.HGE Ho.A•llttl E\tate of OAVIO L OLINC.C.R. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY CilVENlotlle creditors of 11.e above namod decedent th.ti all persons having c l<tlms ao;iin~I lhe said decedent are required to Ille tnem ... 1111 the neceu<lry voucl'lltrs. in tr. ollic~ oJ 11\e Clerk of '"e aciow en· lclled court, or to pre\ent lh@m, wilt\ tl'llt nece\Wrl' vc>u<l'lers, 10 the undcrsiQMd •I Ille office of lier attorM:l', J AMES w HOOKSTRATTEN. Attorne., ,;tu ... 2600 Wllshirt Blvd • LO\ Angeles, C..tllornl.t 900S7, whi<" IS Ille pl.Ke Of busi~ OI Ille unllen1oned in dll mlll· ten. perta1,;•"9 to ""' e\late ol wKI di!· c~t. w11"1n lour mo11ths alter the hrsl pu011c.thon ol tn1~ notice UA ROA B. OLINGER E •ecutrix of the Will ol lt>e •bOvf' niJmed llHe<knt JAMESW.HOOKSTAATTEN A-y•tUw .. Wltslllre Blvd. Les ~les, C.f1lortua .OOS7 Tel: 121Jl -.1nt AtwMY for Execul"• PubliSl'leO Oran~ C.o.t\t 0011y Pilot, Julv s. 12, t9, 2•, 197S 7(91. n Death Noti~e• P KOCH i1A RY T H EREA~A KOCH ot lminslcr, Ca. O•le of ~.tlllJuty 11, S. Survived by 11er llu>bdncl, Harland fill, oauoniers, Sll.tron Morll' ~ Olis, E111abe111 R. W1nll'lolr ; sons, and w. Koen. Jr .• ina C.arl A. Kocll, ~Iller, Josep" £. C.1:1 r ~, >•>Irr, 1..e I. Baru<I; mot lier, KoJt,,.,,1oe A. ark; grandson\, J.Ol'Y .-no 1stopt1er Oe Ci1m1ll1>. Cllapel Ecu and 1n1er~nt, 11 00 noon .tY. Wr\tm1n>ter Memori<1t P<1rk ~~tery. IALTI-IHGEllOH FUHHALHOME ona del Mor 6 73·9450 HUHOADWAY 'MOltTUAltY 110 Broadway Co~td Mesa 642·9 150 M'COltMICK MOltTUARY Laguna· Beach 494-941 5 S..in Juan Cap1strdnO 495·1776 rACIFIC VIEW MEMOltlAL rAltK Cerrelery Mortut.1ry Chapel 3500 Paci he View Onve Newporl Beach Cal1lorn1a 644·2700 rHKFAMILY COLOHIAL FUHEltAL HOME i801 Bolsa Ave Weslmin:.ter 1393-3525 SMITHS' MOltTUAltY 627 Main St Huntinqton Be:ich 536·6539 Seturdey. July 12. 1975 ? • It's a brand new ball game -with some brand new results -as the third round or tri viallty gets underway. ,,. , In what must have been one of our toughest 1 cards. the highes t score anyone could umass was eight points -with Trina WUUams, Ed Scbmerler and Dennis J effre y collecting that number to share the lead as 19 contestants head out of the starting gate. Trina was the only one to cash in on the two· point "Get Smart " bonus. Other high rollers were Max Fraley, Nancy Prior, Job.o Dough and a new entry, the Bomb Squad, aJI with scores of seven. Second round cbam--TRIVIA STANDINGS I. TrlM Wilh~llM • hS<11mu1 .... 0.-ls Jeltnf . . I 4. LeMtkllte-MSllY ! . ....,.o....... ... s I -.lllll-,._.11 jllllcel S I. Mu Fr•Ml' •.. Nancy Prior . . JoM0."'11 e.m•SQ~. ~ S. Oris Trele . . ' , .JeM RllU.11 . • • 1 We!W0.11IM . • • • ' • TemP:•I«•~ ...•••.. • J. Lott• MetU Tracy Go<lfrey . D.D.T ... • E<eelsl......... ' • lo Haro141 ltapel . . pion Bobbi-Jean Alical collected only rive correct answers, but should soon sftrge up toward the head oflhe pack. The next live, in-person trivia party for de· volees of inconsequenlia comes up a week from tonight al Tracy Godfrey's home. Newcomers can call 548-6076 for further details. Here's the second segme.nt of the new contest, with number nine again worth an extra point. L AN UNSUCCE~FUL TV series starred Paul Ford and was filmed in Newport Beach. Name it. 2. Radio's $64 Question was ori ginally known by what title? 3. Ben was the name of one of Bruce Davison's pet r ats in the movie "Willard." Whal was his other favorite rodent called? 4. "Barefoot Boy with Cheek," "Sleep Till Noon" and "The Zebra Derby" all were comic nov· els of the Fifties by what author? 5. NAME THE SHORT-LIVE D TV series which wear THE MANEATER .. Sold 141 Geld fw w ... w- ..... Klllptw..d, )~kz•1111 Not guoronleed lo ""ord off ~lior~ otlock but it m1yh1 m.:i~e him frierdly. ~ .... ,, ~· .. >of! '> -Chec.k or llilofley Order. S132.50 1 .. -w;rint, SI00.70 tor S~••• ...-.,. To: -· OeMf -. Boa •470, C--.i. c.111. -· l9Cfl p;.c. .. ~·--· J -.,...,.,.,. 0.•ler lllCl\ltrY l"vlted 1561 W. SUNl'LOWER W. OF BRISTOL C.M. 540.0594 A. WOODY ALLEH V "\.OVE AMO DU TH" lrGI 4'i.. '".ALICE DOESH"T LIVE V HEllE .AHY MOH" ·ou• TIME" lrGI OpenDail';'·U :lO Mon t11r11 Fri to 2:00 PM· $1.lS THE CITY SHOPPING CENTRE 1 ORANGE •532·6721 1'"' CITY CENTRE CINEMAS ._, S.A. FRWY !MANCHESTER EX.I G.G. FRWY ICITY DR. EX.I "'SICTJ.ACHD" lf'fif ""TOWUIHG IHFERMO" / "'r' \ ('-. -I - ,. >' 1111 $95 r JI.I c ,.._ &bffope and other stars in free shows! Admission Sl.75 Childrm, 6-12 Sl.00 Childrtn under six -frtt A SPECIAL OFFER THIS WEEK ONLY Fine quality Scandinavian teak table. 33Y2'' x 51" extends to 88". Plus four chairs. Regular Group Price $499 ,! 5299 [, _,fi) iOiiKk iiii-~ I • 277 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa (714) 642-6653 THE SAME fCi!]• NORDIC TRENDS CELEBRATION SAVINGS • • LSO AVAILABLE AT r ' I Furn1sh1ngs 601 N. Western Ave . (nr. Melrose) Los Angeles ? Five-0, SW AT Toppers ,1 Call CBS): "Barella'' t NEW YORK (AP) -''Medl~~l ~enler Ca~! <ABC); •'The Rockford f R~runs of series were CBS): r.obce Woman.. Files" (NBC>: ''Maude .. the most popular shows (NBC); Bob Newb~.. ( c B s) · · •ca rl be"' • ? on television last week, (CBS): ','T~~ Rooki~ <ABC); '••Good Times" ' but CBS' "60 minutes"· <AB C)• Barn a Y d "Cannon" (CBS) • By T.T. news program. premier-Jones ,:: ''Ma~r Tyle.~ :;!d "Harry O" (ABC). ' ing in its summer prime-Moor e and Kojak time slot , also w as among the n atio n's highest-rate shows. starred ronner Dead End Kid Gabriel Dell. 6. Barry Fitzgerald bad a brother who also was an actor. Name him. The program, which is broadcast from 9 : 30 to 10:30 p.m. on Sundays this s umm er, w as ranked 21st ·in viewer popularity out of 62 shows rated last week by the A. C. Nielsen Com- 7. The names, please, of the young lovers in "The Fantastiks." 8. How about the names of the two boys in the Daily Pilot's comic strip Figments? 9. IN THE MOVIE "Don 't Drink the Water," Fred Clark was given what nickname behind his hack? pany. According l o the Nielsen estimates, the 20 most-watched evening shows last week were ''Hawaii Five O" <CBS>: F~TAIN VALLEY• •••"""MU9''•'•1-...1 ,., • '" •'\Ol' FOuNT~V• ................... •'"''~ 10. Jose Ferrer, as nearly everyone knows, was the defense attorney in "The Caine Mu tiny." Who played the pro8ecuior? "S .W.A.T ." <ABC>; "MASH," ''All in the Family,'' '·Rh oda," "The J effersons" and ,,.,..,.. .IUUI .u«lllWS Last Week's Answers 1. "TheMalteseBippy" CRowanandMarhn) 2. "Room Service" <Lucille Ball) I :JS.4:4S.7:SS ~ ... GElllEA AL CINEMA CORPORATION 3. Carl Ed (Harold Teen) 4. "Bobby's Girl" (Sixties song) 5. Whit Bissel ("Airport" seating> 6. Fan Tan ("Hud" nickname) 7. Admiral Halsey ("Caine Mutiny") 8. Steve Allen (Claude Horribly) 9. Thaddeus ("Chief" Platt) Susan. 10. ''The Impossible Years" (Bartholomew Smuts) Send your. answers to TRIVIA; c/O the Daily Pilot, Box Susan is the paperwork expert in the Newport Equity Funds Loan Department. After you've talked to Cal Wolfe or Linda Blue about your real estate loan, you'll probably hear from Susan when your loan is funded. She's an important member of the staff that has process~ over $1,000,000 in new second trust deed loans so far this yea r. 1560, Costa M esa 92626. All entries must be in the mail by Monday to qualify. Tl1e terrifying nwtiun picture from the I terrifying Ao. I ~Ill sel/Rr. MWS ~==:~ v' .... :• -:~ .-. :::u. ::)1.-·~n' ;;\:;·r-·: :~ :,:··. ·= ~::=--.\\ ~·. :::.:! :~.·s~h.~: ,, .::,~ =~ .. ~:t:~:·, \ :.::: ~\. · .... ·: .•, :· -~·,: ...... SusJ11 C"nnor If you're in the market for a rea l estate loan. why not give Cal or Linda a call? The number is 644-8824. And after your loan is funded, say hello to Susan ! Newport Equity1J1tJd~ AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER 620 NEWPORT CENTER DR. -SUITE 21 1 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 Ou•-1110•• popul<1• ! I · ho111ew~- ••••.,IO~ Wou ~<1n bu~ one ·tom-SJ~.~~;. ll~ou hum-m-•· Shazam! 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So hurry to Newport Terrace today for the chance of a lifetime to own a Newport Beach home at a once in a lifetime price. \ . n~t te1·race inNevvport ~ Beach. ~ O"llwdwt1·~~11'C \CJ" • _ ............ \ We will pay top · cash for your used car or truck, paid for .-or not! When you .trade with us fo~ a new Chevy, or. lease, you can receive cash back if your old one is worth more than the necessary first . payment! CASH fom:-vacat.ion ·or other needs! Wonderful CASH! r-WE NEED USED~ CARS AND TRUCKS AND WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR ~OR TH,EM! ' i NEW '75 USED'75 MONZA TOWNE COUPE! · • VEGA STAT No. 5465/21 7679 •• Look! ·32 MPG! EPA HIGHWAY RATING! She's a baby Monte Carlo! " ALL-NEW '75 Y2 MONZA TOWNE COUPE! Southern California's Little Sweetheart!· Big Selection Now! 4 NEW '75 Y2 TON PICKUP ;:::::_ .. • ~~-~ ~l :'"-.. .-·4i:c *' ~~ ...,. ) ....,.,,,., -~)I>- ~ __ ..,.... --~ No. 5385/217611 . ' Only 55975... Only5 I 0743=. Only ~597 5-Only 582°' :=:, Only5597 5,.. Only 510336 :=:,: . 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DENNIS THE MENACE ' J r '..w»3'1ME 41.Am2 ... l JUST RJT A llTTlE ~TCHUP JN HIS ~ fCXX>: s \ I j 1 i ' < ' -I ! ./ . - s.lutd!y, July t 2. t 975 DAILY PILOT C~t1 Laetrile Contraband SAN DlEGO <AP> -Mexican border s mug. glen; have ad~ed a controversial coanccr drug called Laetrile to their lis t of profitable contraband items. The drug ii; toutt.'<i us a cancer cure by a1up· porters and callud useless by American cancer re· searchers. Jh1e U.S. a llorney's office in San Diego has sue· cess u ly pr~secuted 18 cases or ismuggling the ban_ned ~rug into this country since euly 1974. Two maJor seizures of the drug have taken place in re· cent months . INVESTIGATOBB SAY THE tnt ernatlonal smug_gllng of.so-called cancer medicines may some day nval the illicit narcotics trade. • ed us many as S,000 A~rican cancer patients who paid him an estimated $4 million . ln a recent U.S. Cu.tit.oms report, investigators said the seizures "indicate a large-ficale conspiracy ~y several groups and inclividuals ... Their motive is large quantity profiteerin~ rulher than humanlturian reasons." A FEW OF THF. SAME SMUGGLERS handle narcotics as well. the report said. But, unlike heroin and marijuana which come in a hundred hidden ways, Laetrile almost always arrives by car across a pOrt of entry. Biochemist Ernest T. Krebs Jr., credited with developi~g Laetrile -a product made basically f~m apnc.ot extrucl -said recently in San Fun· ClSCO that its value is great. The U.S. government and researchers such as those at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York dis· agree. F~r several years, desperate, cancer-stricken ~menca.n~ have c rossed the border to get to Ti· Juana c~m1cs where Laetrile is dispensed legally. The patients pay an average or $30 daily for lodging ~d. m eager "cancer-diet " meals at the Laetrile climes. ~r. Ernesto,Cohtreas. 59. runs one such clinic on Tijuana 's outskirts. He is believed lo have treat· . Dr:. Lewis Thomas, the center 's president, said m Apnl after two years of experiments on a nimals .t~at Laetril.e offers no protective errects against cancer and 1s unable lo prolong life. The American UPI News1n1p MAP REVEALS WHERE CANCER IS MOST PREVALENT IN AMERICA BY COUNTIES National Cancer Institute Offers Atlas of White Cancer Victims Cancer Day Requested WAS HING TON <UPI> Rep. Don H. Clausen <R· Calif. J hJs urged Presi- dent Ford to declare Sept. 8 National Cancer Duy. "Like so many people, I have expe ri enced a personal loss fro m the spread of C<rnccr, and I havt' resolved to commit ~yself lo assi!lt in 1:111y way in the Curthcrun ce of cancer research ••nd pre· vention." said Clausen. Court Bars Cancer Book, HACKENSACK . N. J . <UPI) Oistri bu ti on of the book "How to C'ure Cancer in Two Months or Less!" has been permanenUy barred under a consent order signed here. Superior C~rt Judge George Et Gelman signed the agree· ment, which also provides restitution for 13 persons who purchased the book. The book said caocer can bt! cured quickly by exerciMe and proper dieting: Pulses of Sound Profile Tabs Risks For Breast Cancer ATLANTA <U Pl I An F.morv University researcher has de· veloped a computerized profile designed to s ingle out women most susceptible to breast cancer which he says could save thousands of Ii ves a year. Dr. Robert L . Egan, u pro· fessor of radiology, said a 10· yet1r study of som e 18,000 c~1sc~ resulted in a list of 6.5 hi~h-nsk indicato rs for breast cancer which make up the profil e. EGAN'S IDEA IS that every woman would be tested once tu determine her chances of de- veloping cancer and those show- ing a high ris k would then be screened on a regular basis. •·Al the present time. 94 per- cent of the females born will never get breast cancer ." s aid Egan. He said if a large number from lhal 94 perce nt could be cx · e luded, d octors could devote greater attention to the high-risk patients. Factors used in determining the high-ris h patients inc lude age. history or breast cancer in the family, size and texture orthe breasts, wheth e r patient has used estrogen~. numher of pn• ~nancies and menstrual hi::.fory RR EAST CANCER IS the lead· ing rance,r killer of women and the greates t cause of death nf women a~e 40·45 with over 30.000 women dying each year of the d isease. o,·er 00.000 cases of bre<1st cancer are found each Yl'ar. Egan s aid. F:gan feels his profile if used on u national scale would de· termine those women most likely to get breast cancer and then ear · ly detection would·be easier and more lives could be saved. ··It would cert<1 inly reduce the 30.000 deaths per vear," said Egan. "It has been proven that early cancer detection saves lives." HF. SAI D STUDIES show only 29 percent or the patients survive 10 years if there are ma li gnant lymph nodes in the a rmpits when the breast cancer is detected, while the survival rate jumps to 75 percent if cancer has not 1 ~pre ad into the lymph system. During the next two to three years, Egan and his staff plan to use the profile technique on womt!n patients al Emory. Detection Plan Pushed NEW YORK < U Pl) -A biomedical engineer in Israel is ~evcloping a breast cancer ~eteclion de· vice designed to search for tumors with pulses of isound. The prototype or such a sound probing insl'rU· ment. similar to ultrasonic instruments already in use in other areas of medicine. is expected to be ready within a year. It wUI deliver · a tbree- dimensiona I picture of the breast's interior. IT IS l\EING DEVELOPED BY Dr. Bruce Solli!Sh ut the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot. Israel. Ullraisonics follow the principles of sonar. Pulses of sound are sent deep into body tissue a nd renected Crom varioWi biological atructures with differine intensities. The ultraisonlc device for breast e)Camination will be clinlcell)' evaluated at the Guttman tnstltute in New York Clty. one of the world's largest breast cancer i.cr eenJng clinics. Some 200 women go throuih daily. 1T IS BELIEVED THE ULTllMONlC inslru· mcnt wlll malke possible a more •ccura~ d iagnosis o( women with unsu.apected growths. Dr. Phil Strax. medical director at Guttman, wUI s upervise o long·lertn evaluation or the equlp· ment. These ctuys three compl•entMy dlafl'IOSlk test~ arc uaed in brcasl cancer ttreening. They a.re t>alp.•Uon by the ()~or. X·r~ of I.be brtast and ..hermogruphy -meosure.mentotvarlathMu In skin :omperaturc. Cancer lftMtl lo be boUer l ban 1ur· roundlnll t~uu~. & Sollish said each of the three method~ or detce hon has r evealed growths undetected by the oth~r two. "DOCTORS USING ULTRASONICS HAVE re· ported the pinpointing of small developing tumors that hav~ escaped detection by olher, more conven· tional techniques." Sollish reports. "Although instruments now exist for perform- ing oltrasonic examinations. the time factor in· volved in scanning an entire organ precludes use in a cUnic seeing 200 a day." The new device is expeclt.-d to sol•e that pro· b1em. Ultrasonic instrument...c; m easure differences ln ~laatic propertie!'I or Ua11suc . They may. therefore. detect those growths charucterized by diff erenl elasticity, whose presence would escllpe detection by conventional X-ray and thermog:rophic techni· qucs. ULTRASONIC PROBE lNVOLVEs NO -MORE discomfort or dancer than a doctor using his stethoscope, accordlnc to Solll.'lh. Tbt new device uses the principle of stereo photography :md two ullruoond probes in place or one. Traces of both p~. presented simultaneous· 1.)1 on a single storage oscilloscope usins a s plit· Kreen technlquo. can be viewed directly or 'photo. graphed for subsequent study Astereo:i.coplc vit'wer. the osclllosc::ope llscl! or it.s pbOlotijraphic reproduction provides a three· dlmeMional ultrnsonic vl~w. CMpable or Interpret&• tlon by a trained eye. ' C3ncer Society calls ll a ··"°~~1bly worthless nostrum." • huled, p;.1y up lo $50 per' 1al Nevertheless. ismuggl..ing or Laetrile bas become a million-dollar business. THE Pll.l,S COST THREE CENTS to mMke an~ are sold for 25 to 30 cmts 111 Mt.'x1co and nearly $'2 111 the United Stat~s. "IT HAS GROWN TREMENDOU.SL'lr IN just the past ye~r. ·•says Asst. U.S. Alty. Herb Hoffman, ~1eadlng a federal grand jury probe or the smuggl· ~g operations. ''In the past, we used to gct 300 to 500 Vla's -en~ugh for three injections daily each. Now we re getting 1,000 al u time." There 1s no offi('ial documentation lhal Laetrile has saved lives, say San Di ego surgeons. Said one "Some o~ thc~e p1..•ople could have been saved if they had contmu1..·d lhc treatment that was kee ping t.belr cancer under control." · But hope keeps Lal'trile abv1.." The :.treet v;,lue of Laetrile ~1.·izcd at the Mexican border south of San Dil'go last Yt·a r alone was estimated at $300,000. and lhe U S. Cu ~to~ Service hesit ates t.o guess how much is gt.•tting through There are un ~sti.mated 20 or 25 major dis· tnbutors of the drug in a smu~gling chain which tilretches to . Canada und Germany, where Sidus Pharmaceuticals of Munich is a major manufac turer, customs officiaJs say. Shipments of the drug reportedly ha ve gonedirecUy to the United Slates IJy l'l)ail from Munich. A pubh1..· affairs officer for the regional Los Angeles office of Customs say:. ull but one o( the 974 seizure~ t.•amc Ill routin(' border chech. Laetr.ile_ i~ ~roduced in liquid form for hypodermic 1n1ect1on and in the .. Wobe Mugo" pills. A vial 10 c ubic centimeters in size or about a ~alf-ou_nce. brings $6 to $7 in Tijuana. Cancer pa· t1ents m the United Slatt:s, on whom cobalt and other accepted and ext>ens1vc treatments have ALBERT G . BERGESEN, R EG IONAL t·~:.to~s comm1:.~10nn 111 Lo:. Angdcs. noting that has officers must l'nforce •·ovl'r 2 000 laws .. said stoµping the flow of Luetnle 1!:. a ma'jor assig~ment. "There are enough pt.'<lplc in it a nd the profit motive 1s conhider:Jbl1..• ... s:.i1t.I &rgcson Where Cancer Strikes Gulf Co~t Area SurptUingly High i11 Deaths ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -High death rates for lung cancer surprisingly have been found i11 predominantly rural, seaporl areas along the Gulf Coast from Texas to the Florida Panhandle. A cluster of s uspiciously high rates of colon cancer for both sexes is reported ror some southeastern Ncbrasku counties. These and other clues to the epidemiology o f 35 types of cancer amon~ while persons arc disclosed in the National Cancer Institute's first county-by-county atlas or cancer deaths. Future reports will cover nl1n·wh1le persons. '1INSP~CTION OF T iil'.: maµs for the \'Hrious cancer sites <parts o f the body) reveals s trikin g differences in the geogr a p h ic patter n ~ of mortality." said the rt!port. The report is being m1:1iled to cancer cpidem iologisls, who s tudy disease distribution a nd incidence rales. and lo l'Omprehcns1ve t•ancer eenlt:'rs lhroughout the country to help them trucl' possible t:'nvironml'nl :.tl. genetic or other caUSl'~ u( nrnccr Flctst'cl on a .,tuch or soml· ~ax million c·c.incl·r dc·~1th.-; bet"'l'l'n 1950 ana 1009. the ;.itl<ss provides thl' rir~t tentat i ve ~c1entiric 111lcrprct<1t1on of more lhun 700 pal;{e~ of raw data released last year for t•ach of lhe 3,056 countu:~ in 48 mainland stale~. A~10NG T llE F INDl!"l:GS : For a ll c·ountics with J "hite population of al lea~l 10_,000 pl'rsons, the bladder c<i nn•r death ralc for males is highest in Salt:m County, N.J. About one-fourth of the workers in thut country arc employed in chemical and allied industries. :Jnd wo rk e r s exposed t o c hemical s such <is 2-Naphthylaminc arc known to have a n in c r eased risk of bladder c;rncer. Of the 21 counties in New Jersey. 18 have bladder cancer rat e s for males among the highest in the nation : 15 arc a mong the h 1g hest for colon cancer amoni:; males. and 18 for colon cancer among femaJes. -THE MA P S FOR lung cancer indicate excessive deaths are not limited l o highly populated urban <1rcas where cigarette s m oking and air pollution are most prominent. The rates are highest a long the coast or the Gulf of Mexico. particularly in Louisiana where 38 of the state's 64 parishes have lung cancer r ates in the highest tenth of m~e rates for all U.S. counties. Of the 31 Amcric.an counties in the lop l percent for lung cancer in men, 13 are in Louisiana and 7 are along the Gulf Coast and lhe Atlantic Coast from northern Florida to Charlt.·~ton, S. C. Lung cancer is abo high in the New York City arl'a and New Jersey. High rates of s tomach cancer were found in tht• Duk otas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, suggestin~ ethmc faclors are responsible. The hi~h rate~ in both sext•s rt:late closely to the geo~raphic concentration of persons with ancestors from Austria, the Soviet Union aru1 Scandinavia. Stomach cancer t'ates in those countries are hi i.!hcr than in the United States. -CANCl!:RS OF THE colon a nd reclu m , believed to be related lo diet, were found in both sexes ul above overage rates in the Northeast (New Jersey, southern New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts) and in urban areas along the Qrcut Lakes ( BuUalo, Cleveta&n. Detroit, Chicago and Milwaukee). -Low colon and rectum cancer dt>ath r3lel' were found ln tha Southern and Central United SI.ales. -"Surprasln1tly, breosl cancer howed a slmllar pattern (lo colon and rectum ca.ncenl, sugg~stlnJZ that this dii;easc moy have an en vironmental factor In common with c. ncers oC the large intestine." -NO UNUSUAL Dl<;ATll paUerns have been found among persons living in areas when· drinking waler is contaminated with asbestos or where homt·~ arc built on radioactive tailing:, from uranium mlnt"'s. Deaths from nelanoma, ~1 rurt! form of skm cancer related to int e o s 1 v e ex po s ur e tr sunlight. were predictabl: h!gbcr in lht:: South. Ul'ITe ........ STACEY OILLAHAY, 5, WON HER CANCER FIGHT No Symptoms Remain, But Checkups Imperative Girl Stricken at 1, Beats Cancer at 5 By ROBIN fo'RAIUES Am .. 1un C..nctr Soo<oety When St<1 Cy Dill<1hay of Yincentown, N.J. was <1 yc~r and OJ half old she was s tricken by u rale form of muscle cancl'r lhal doctors us ually fight with drastic s urgery. But s pecialists 1:1t the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia instead u::.cd m inimal amounts of lhree forms or trt·atment. t\ow Stac~y is a h1:1ppy, uctive 5-yl'ar old. :.1ppan•11ll~ l'Urcd DR. Al'ORF:Y £. t:\'i\NS, DIRECTOR O .. the ho~pit<11's <in · cology (turpor) d1vis1on :ind Stacey's pechalnc s pecialist , s<1ys lhal childhood c<1nccr centers have pionl•ered 1n comprehens ive, t~1:1m treatment th:il j!ivcs patients the bl'St chance for a good re· cm·~ry . The late Dr. Sidney Farber, :.111 t\('S kadt'r 10 thl' late 1940~. introduced the total·c<1re concepl of <.·ancer treatment for children. lie estahlisht-d lhc chlldn·n ·~ c·anccr rest:'lff<'h founda· tion in Roston. the fi rst in:.titution of 1b kind. Tht• concept ust-s largl· m ed1l·a l ccntt•rs with teams of medical specialists. plus Sol'tal worker~. psychulogi!-its. home· care nurses and chaplains to help c·:mCl·r patit•nts a?id their families c.tdj ust to problt'ms. Recently. Stacey's mother rec;illt·d how lll'r <la11ghtl'r 's or · dl'albegun. - WHEN r\ Tl'MOR TllAT R .. ;St:)IHLEO a harmlc~s wart bt>~an growin~. lhc1r 'lot•tor rderrt·d the 01llahays to a sk111 specialist for a biopsy The· 1krmutologist then St'nl tht• family to Children's lros µ1tal , \\here Stacey was admitted imm~iately. She had rh:ibdomyosal'l'(1ma, or c;.incer of the muscle tissue. involving CJ tumor heur ht·r <lllUS. l'sually, surgt"on~ would re· move both till' ;.inus ~nd the lt1\\'t•r 1>C1rt of the r ectum_ Then, they \\Ould perform J colostomy to t.'h<innd "':.isle~ lhrough an open· ing. o~ stoma, in lhc ab<iominal wall 1nt11 a bag "hich Stacey pro- bably would have had to weur all ht•r hfc. Because of h is disfi~unn~ effect. the doctor::. instead decided on minimal s urgery combined with radiation and chemotherapy. 1\fter the operation, Stacey began more than two years of treatment. sometimes re<>civin~ daily dOSl'S of radi<1tion. The fi nal 18 months includl·d <'hcmotherapy. Treat ml·nt was susvended OC· casionally. STACEY HAS J\ .. :t:N 01-'t' TllEATIUENT for about a year, but has check-ups cwry three months . Dr. F:vans says the out· look is good. ")ler mothcr was t•spt•<·1ally ~1><Ki ul µi\'111g Stacl..'y the ton· fidtmee :4 he needed to undergo treatmenl. said Dr. F.vuns. "Radiation thl'rupy doesn't hurt. hut il can be frighlening to a small c hild to lh' l ft alone in a room with strangt: machine~. ~llld perhaps strapped down." The social \\orker's rcspons1b1lil> begins with cxt.eos1ve CoUow·UP care. A f;imily can talk to the worker about things like a child aetting upst•t over injections~ a mattt•r they might not men· Uon lo a doctor lest lhc•y a1>pear to be cnticizing the treatment. Or. Evans believes in giving every fact she can find to in· telllgent. questioning parents To nonquestionini:t parents. she gives all the fat'ls she lh111ks they c11n handle best ..YO OON'T WAl'TTO OVERLOAI> parenL<i wfth informa· tJon," s he auld. "but we tl.111' l1~ In lwi<. nn~thlne from parents, either." Money was J µn1hlt'11 :• 1 .. , , 1 r 1d no health In surancc lier r~ther \\ui. .1 :id • 1.·1i1 1'l '•'• l"''"'''r ~ind h<'r mother wasn't workln11. Tht•y i.mcJ their tlu•1~ht 1•1 ·~ l') eta' hospilaliutaon cost $3,000~ plu~ docto\ 's fo\•S 11nd t ht.' opcrauon Mrs . DHlshay found a purt-limc job, 11nd Dr. Evara iav them money Crom a grant for many bills. · \ . . . . . .. . -... QB DAILY ptLOT Saturday, July 12, 1975 -~ E'uttJi-e Ov~head Boote Shapes llp .. ' ' • ' • ... _ The Biuest Marketplace on the Orqe Coast 1~~!!!!:~~~~ ........ ~!!.~~ ....... . •ILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Con s.11 It. Find It. Trodr It With o Wonl Ad 642-5678 O.W Coll S.mc r fost Credit App<ovol GtMrat I 002 GeMf"Cll I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;i\ J!IJ Cole of Hewporl Realtors 67>5511 · OPEN HOUSES CAMEO S HORES: 4500 HOXBUR Y. Charming th'rec bed room-fa mily room OCEAN VIEW home. Private beach, ex· ceptiona lly large lot. secluded patios. u ·s just INVEST $4,250 DINING ROOM SEATSl2 Step down lo 17 x 20 fami· ly r oom warmed by crackling fire place. Oversized living room gives reeling of open- ness. Arter original in· vestment of $4,250, you wa ll be s urprised with low monthly payments. To see, call 646·7171. <)PIN Ill 9 •II~ J\/11101 l '• f' 1···:: ·: I .:~ · .. ·~ ,: I : : · I ! i: ,. I : I l : " 2 great. OPEN 1 to5Sun. Sl27,500 . : 2 STORY3BR ! HIDEAWAY • POOL $30,950 k ou agc walk way lhru j.Jsh tropical paradise lo 41ecludcd cnlr ant·l· 111to )lep down 11v. roorn f\nkl e d eep l·arpl'l f;qu ea ky c lt.'an paint J:)inin~ e ntertainment {iour mel kat<:hcn with euns h1ne acccnls '. Win<! }ng :.tairc:<isc to bdrm 1 1:!trcal with mammoth .-na s te r and children luile:.! Assume 712'.< fiHA loan at il~ Pt'r mo. 0 NEW LOAN COSTS. urry for appt. Call r~l~'w,. I •; • I •. I f®lij!ltl -! Peninsula Point ).·atk to hay & ocean f rom thi:. 2 BR & £am1ly f m . home. l'Omp re .modeled & lake new an & )ul . $81 .500 Incl. land :cA YWOOD REAL TY : * 548-1290 * ..... ------ : COUNTRY RUSTIC ! $36,950 ~<1vc thuu~ancb! A~suml· )•,,', annual ~rccnt:utc ~ate loan . I '5 Ac re. '-tus tic rJnch :.tyle 3 + l en. r ountry kitchen. ourmct danang. Huge ol. boat & camper ac :Cl:!s:o.. l'rnaty galore! •H elle r hurry ·ca ll ~5·0303 • .. •• •• . · •• ~ .. >. } A COUWEll IMlEI COWMT :~SPANISH ESTATE t: JIR-2 STORY :: POOL IEACH :· $28,500 ~ar)!e t•nkrtaan1n11 '>liWd "D v1ng room. K1Lc hen ~rl?l' cn(lug h to prepare '-anqucl & large enough lining room Lo serve al w ecp1 n ~ :-.lairs l edroom s uite::.. Jluge t,ideawny master. Tak e ver 1~. f''H/\. :"10 NE ·1.0A:-4 COSTS Sl!lf>t mo lf y~ all ll lJ HRY . RST TO <.:ALL (; 1-;· U S BARGAIN' Cell ·J63 7881 """''"" ''• v. THE REAL ESTATERS -___ _, n'l drop Lht· hull ' c:l·l u h with :.a low co~l U.11ly alol C111 :.:.1ra·d Ad ne 642·5071$ C HO I<.: E HENTALS: Summer , Ju.1y & Aug. Ocean Blvd, Corona dcl Mar CHANNEL R EEf-$(;()() per mont h, furnis hed. yearly le11se L TT T L~ I SLANI> lh y l r u nt 5 be droo m home. on al'lnuul lease. t:itll for dctitlls 675-5511 Cole of Mewport 2.51$ 1-; Cout Awy Corona d I Mar Pillars which one day will support Corona del Mar freeway look like some sort of futuristic fence posts ·(above) as they stand planted along Newport Freeway where new route will eventually pass overhead. New freeway will provide link from Costa Mesa to.Corona del Mar. Deep cut Cleft ) in land northerly of Bris tol- Palisades, just southerly of existing Newport Freeway, clearly marks future route of Corona del · Mar Freeway as it aligns looking toward south. Present con- struction cut is about 30 feel below groun d level. ~~!~!.~~~~ ........ l ~!~!.~.s:!:. ....... !~:.~.~ ....... 1 ~.~~~ ........ ~.':>:.~ ....... !~:.~~ ..... .. GetWral t 002 G~ral I 002 Gf'Mral t 002 GeMral t 002 G...-.1 I 002 G ...... al I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . BAYFRONT Big -beautiful 2 story, immaculate lhruout, 4 bd rm home on the finest and most desirable location on the main bay. As king $269,500, OPEN -HOU SE all day SAT /S.n. Call for address and detaHs. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Mewpart lt•d. comfl' 30th General 1002 G~ral 1002 Q • IRVINE TERRACE -View I Large home with view of harbor. 4 I. Bdrms., 4 baths, game rm. Offered. $28.5,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Newish 3 bdrm ., 2 baths, family room Offered at $79,000 BIG CANYON OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 $124 ,500. Lowest priced 3 bedroom in the Canyon. $130,000. Priced right for a spacious 3 bedroom Monaco Model. [(rn m N _ MI\~ TI N I Hr-s mall pool + jacuzzi [ J $135,000. Best $$ value, 3 bedroom, 64w 62R EAL Tg•~H~ on MAR l.R~~.~~ll!lii!II Getter al 1002 General 1002 G.-rol 1002 G...eral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE COSTA MESA S37 .500. 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. 1275'. Hardwood noors, cute home in ex· cellenl Easlsldc location. Assumable f 'llA Loan. S2 t .449. Wo nderrul starter home for those that are price conscious. Nice back yard with al- ley access. Ncc.'<ls lender· loving-care . Upstairs. downstairs, a ll around the house. Move your family in now! Va· cant! Clean! 3 Bdrms., 2 1"J baths & a formal din· ing rm . The Bluffs, Newport Beach. ~3,950 RAIS OR'S REALTORS 4523 Cam pus Or., Irvine Campus Va lleySbopCtr. CALL 833-8600 OPEN HOUSES 1820 Irvine Ave .. N. R 3PFR $89,500 . Sat &Sunl·S 2230 Heather Ln., N.B. 3PFR Sat & Sun 1 5 3252 Ne w York Ave., C.M. 3 1'~ $48,500 Sal & Sun 1·5 911 Madeline Dr., HB 4FR $46,!K>O Sal & Sun J.7 18382 Mapled:ile,11.8 . • 2V $.S9,000 Sal&SUn 1·7 ~~~:.~~ ....... ~~~:.':«!~~ ....... ~~:.':«!~.~ ....... ,~:.~~ ........ ~-~-~ ........ J~.~~ ...... .. GetMtrol I 002 •...-Iii I 002 GHii.. 1002"G:e•rlil t OOZ G1 .. r• I 002 ~...,..a I 002 S.Surdl!y.July 12. 1 97~ DAILY PILOT ~.~.~ ....... ~!.':!':~ ....... J~:.':!~~ ....... ....................... ·•·····••·············· ..••...••.•..•...•...•••.••.....•............. · ••.•...........•.•.••••.••......•........•..•• NEWPORT WATERFRONT ''"' & 2 SHps Outrageous waterfront homt.:. Three spacious bedrooms, 3 bathi;. 2 fireplaces, ~umptuous grounds and gardens. Live on the water for only $132.500. CALL. o,_n Sunday I to 5 2 Balboa Coves PRESTIGE I HOMES REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE , .. N. N-~ 11\<4., Ne..,..,. ...... 645 .. ~44 645-6646 I I 002 Gettttal 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTBLUFF 4 BR LUSK S,,ectacular 1-level with everything! Fam. rm. w /2nd frpl.. brkfst. rm. F o r m . d i n . 2 1n D a . M st r . B R w /profess "sauna". Huge encl. pools ized lot. Im mac.! Best quality thruout. Rare opportunity, $95,000 OPEH 1·5 921 BELLIS BLUFFS BA YFROHT 2250 Sq. ft. beauty. 3 BR., form. din., fam. rm., 211~ ba.; 3 yr. old. $91,500 OPB4 I ·5 2617 VISTA ORMADA HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR. IMC. MLS 644-0134 I 'n l Top Lis fer & Top ScfflnDft I 97 4 Runner-Up Newport-Mesa loard of Realtors Getteral 1002 GeMrof 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE 120 Via W cnier s Open Sat /Sun. 1-5 Spacious 4 BR., family rm., din. rm. On 52 ft. Sunny pr iv. patio. $179,000 81 5 Via Lido Soud Open Sat /Sun. I ·5 Waterfront 4 BH .. 5 ba., rumpus rm. Pier & t1oat, ~andy beach. $295,000 Beaut. 6 BR, 5 Ba, or 4 BR, 4 Ba. with ~ BH. l lrnth apt. S<Jndy llc~l'h, l'Ourly a rd. s ho r t• mooring . S:?!lS.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Drive N . B 675-61 61 I General I 002 Getterol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' macnab I Irvine realty V. I. P. P R 0 PERT I ES LIDO IA YFllOMT - CASUAL B.EGAMCE. Spectacu l ar v i ew from high-beamed Ji ving room & master suite w /fireplace & sitting room. 3 bedrooms , 3 baths, formal dining, cozy family room w/wet bar, lg. patio + pier & slip w /s unbathin platform. Beverly Morphy 642-8235 . (K3.5) UNUSUAL 2-ACRE MEW,ORT IEACH Country gentleman's view estate. Horse corrals, barn, room for tennis court. Lovely ranch style 6 bedroom hom e w /pool - overlookin~ magnificent bay view. Flexible fi n ancing. $379,000. Lois Miller 642-8235. (K36) 1 60• DOVER SHORES IA YFROMT. Beautifully designed & tastefully decorated. Approx. 4000 sq. ft. incl. s tunnin g family room, formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, 41h baths. Outdoor e ntertainment area w /lovely pool & jacuzzi. $395,000 inc. land. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (K37) LIMDA ISLE IAYRtOMT. Marble entry, circular stair~ay, beautifu l brick courtyard. 6 bedrooms, d en , ltbrary, for mal dining & living room. Pier & slip. $485,000 .. Lynne Rothell 644-6200. (K38) EXTRAORDINARY 'ALACE - LIDO ISLE. Destined to s ta nd for generations of regal living! 5 bedrooms. formal dining room . famHy room, 41fi baths. Outstanding view of Newport Harbor. Pier & slip. Offered at $475,000 inc l. la'nd. Vee Stinson &t.2·8235. (K39) SltllHITY. Elegance & the quiet beauty + the privacy of Irvine Cove are offered an this most unusual 4 bedroom, 5 bath home featuring a magnificent trophy room. $550,000. Brochure on request. Evan Corkctt 642·8235 . <K40) • 64242H tot °"91' Driff QUALITY~ Bluffs condo li ving at its best ! Vacant, immed. possess. Rough sawn paneling in living rm., exposed beam ceil. in CO¥Y conver sation area. 3 Bdrms., 21h ba ., frplc.; with greenbelt view. $74,900 HEW -HARIOR VllW HOMES Beautiful Monaco; 2 + den model ; it won't last at $63,000 leasehold. Call now for app't. AH IMVITATIOH TO GRACIOUS LIVING Pres tige Dover Shores home: 4 bdrms. + s tudy : warm family rm. & formal dining. Front entry patio with pool. Spectacular view. $184,500. C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTILUFF CENTER HUG HOMES 640-4050 61 LINDA ISLE <>PIM SUH. 1-5 E legant 1-sty. 4 BR home. Pier & s lip for Jge. boat. $235,000 1142 N.MllOKE LUE SAT /SUM 1-5 Nr. schools. shops, parks: 3 BR Cutie with sparkling pool. $74,500 430 VISTA SUERTE OPEN SUM. 1·5 Carefree Bluffs living; 3 BR. 211:! ba. Nr. pool. $54,500 DOVER SHORES Gorgeous Back Bay view. day & night. Cust. blt. 4 BR. home on lge. comer lot . R m. for pool. $289,500 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Xlnt lot w /view of va ll ey & mts. $28,000 OFFICE OPEN 12 MOON SUNDAY. AFTER CHURCH G....,.ot I 002 GeMt'CI& I 002 G...,... I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "OLO SPANISH ESTATE" IY ·THE-SE.A Winding b rick & 1.-obhle s tone walkwtAy :. cnchance by tvy covered walls. Age old t.reei. 01 J by gone era, shudow:. the l't'd tile roof 11\ a la1y ha:iy day scllln)!. Cui r1dor foyer. Su1\kc1i ll •· wg room hghlenLod by a lcove bJy wsndow1>. <.:andleli ght formal (hn ing be neath ma.ss1vc dom ed ce i l in g s & separate breakfast nook with built-in hult·h. Step down panelled d e u . H c<1vy beam ceilings. Wall of gla:.s views hu~e cover~ lanai, fcatunn~ flagstone selling w1lh U B Q. and 2nd hreplace. Walk to sandy beach Just reduced S7,000 Want :.o mcth1nl( 1J1 r fC'rent & u niq u e ·~ Sacrifice at Sal.~. CJll now! 842·2535. lJPtNlltY•ll)IVNI >llN I' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I **OHM SAT/SUH. 1·5 •• 45 IALIOA COVES. M.I . Waterfront, pier & slip. 2 & Den ; tile·· paved patio; r edwood decking. Total remodel! $150,000 201> VI A KOROH. U.,O ISLE SwUly. bright 3 bdrm. Terazz.o patio. 1 Xlnt floor plan. $139,500 DUPLEXES -CALL TO SH QUALITY construct.. per!. location; lge. rooms. Xlnt ·cond. 3 BR. & 2 BR .• $115,000 PRIM E location ; well bit. &'· maintained. Spanish s tuc co; lge. ~ bdrms. $83.000 l DAVIDSON REALTl 5801 W Coo~t H ..... v N B 6 45 -75 75 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673· 9060 [® THE REAL ESTATE RS ~ G....-al ~ .....................•.•............•.......•. 1002 I 002 lc.etWral I 002 Gftlff'al Generat-: I 002 GeMral I 002 I 002. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BEDROOMS $37,500 Spacious p rov1n c 1al home on choice (·Orner lot, s 1l ualed un q111cl, tree'lined s treet. J u~l lcn features offerd <1rc :.! b<tUts, uuill·in k1t1·hc11111 cludin l,! dbhwashl'r. & a ppcall11 i:.: bal·k y'1rd with eovcrclJ 1'al10! til & l"l IA uuvcn; wcleomc at onl y s·:i7.500 !' Call !)t)J.5671 or 554ViU3.'.> SHELTER YOUR INCOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUMOA Y 2°SPM. HAR B 0 R . V I E W H l LL S , 8 7 8 Sand cast re . 3 B e d rm . 3 b a th , panoramic view, private courtyard with pool. $127 ,500. 2915 EBBTIDE, Dramatic 3 Bedrm with forever vi ew and pool too. Corner location. $139,500. Triplc>x, heart of Corona del Mar . Three 2·bdrms .. built-ins, pool. Low, low $94 ,000. Call for information. Orange Coast 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 -484& I ~ ONE FUNKY, OHE SOLID! Getter al I 002 Getterol 1002 A duplex on Acacia in CdM ! The front 2 bdrm unit was r ecently refurbis hed and everything is in clean working order. Then there's a yard! Back of that is a funky upstairsapartmentwith a big room and a big window a nd a tiny kitche n . Owner is in De nver. asking $84,500 a nd ''It 's a long way from L.A. to Denver ." ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UNIQUE HOMES, Realton -675-6000 2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mar General 1002 General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111111111111111111 1 Batj/,.onl I BALBOA PENINSULA Cus tom 4 Bdrm. 4 Bath Pier for yacht lo 60 ft. General I 002 Getteral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I .. {u.st ~~) J3!!f 644 -1133 BJ .. ,.,i11 ,· ANY T IME BLUFFS SATURDAY SPECIAL 3 Bdrms .. 21 :.! ha. Im mac end unit. Profess. decorated. $.57 500 General I 002 General I 002 •.....•.............•.. ·•··•·•··•··•··•·••···· T wo :1 hl•dro•>m pool hornl'S 1J e aut1lully lundsc:.tpl·d in lh1.: most d esir abl e Jrca 111 , Newport lkat·h 01w ha1> : a fully t•q u 1ppt•d d~irk rnnm. pri vale patio and gl:isscd-111 family ruom T he other 1:. suµt•r sel'luded wilh g1cint bcdroums. P1ic1:d 111 lhl· $80's ''1th lU' t> down '•~Quail ~ liiiilPlace Properties 7Sl·l9l0 1400 QUAil ST NlWPOllT llACH OCEAN VIEW HORSES!! 2 Fireplaces. Wetbar. Gallery Ultra Modem Kitchen I ~~o~~~!~~fi~, s harp condo· in an·a of luxury home:. 'lo quall · I\ 1ng lo a SSUIOl' ('Xl:>llll)! ~'IL\ luau ~~'l.!0.1 lull WESTCLIFF RANCH l 11licl11.·\;.iltl1· l1nd' (' U!'>t 11111 hu1 II r.1nd1 h u 111 e . H 1cl111 ).! tr a 1 I:, tltrct·t tu l11•Jd1 S\\Cl'P· ing 1:1rcular t1nvc·3·1:ar gara~t-with workshop. l:u~sl t.1ctl1t). w1nl.' n·lla1 l '01ul1•rosa II\ 111~ room Y.1lh ma~1\lfli:l·nl l'lla ... tal \'IC\\ H I lut room !or units llurry' Call ti--15-U:jo:i This home is still under construction. you m ay choose the finishing touches. 4 BDR--¥00L SI 03,000 OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEl<EHD price. CALL~l 77XH 1202 East Bab»a llYd.. ,Q.. KEY ~pec taeular cnlr} tu lormal li'''"I-: and h;111 qut•l ~11.c llinmJ.! rooms. t:ourml'l i.:ardcn k1ll'lll'11 f1e:.la :.11.c rumpu.<., room with ha r . ::>t·c·ludc•d m;.islcr and c htl1l n•n::- suitcs. Lush qwct ).!arde11 w1lh srrnrkling 1><1111..ls a11d 67s-8120 'tjP REALTORS iMi 11111111111111111 -NEWPORT CONDO Getteral I 002 'General •002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BLAKE'S BEST BUYS 2424 Heliday Road. Newport Beoch Perf ecl for the growing family 5 bedrms, 3 b a ths & dining room . $75,000. 1400 KilM:js Road. Newport Beach. Very flexible n oor plan -u.leal for couple -with a view too. SB.5,000. 1521 Km.c,s Road, Newport Beach Ocean vi ew + enclosed patio. 3 BR, 2 BA. $147 ,500. MIKE IL.AKE rm IARRETI REAL TY 642-5200 G.._.ral I 002 GeMt"al 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE MESA VERDE SUPERB HOMES OF THE WEEK SUP EH SHARP 3 Bed rm Pace:.e tlcr w /extra pri v rear yard off master bcdrm. Beaut landscap1~ Pnrcd at only $58,000 O Pl!:N HOUS E SAT/SUN 1 5. 2823Tabago JUST LISTED Must see this well kept 4 bedrm home. l::x tra MESA-$28,500 + GUEST HOUSE Full price ,S28.500, in· eludes detached guest <'Ollage plus storage and shop space! Preferred .'1esa locallon. Fresh paint. W1ncllng drive. While picket fcn<'e. !;hady pal m entry. Beamed ceihnJ(. Q:>mfy kitche n in<'ludes refng. 85' x 160' Lot. Can bwld units . Take advantage. Call 752·1700. large m aster bcdrm oP1v1119o11pv111ro8l"" w /w alk m closet & vanity I I a r e a . C o n c r e t e e· 1~~;H"t driveway. lovely patio & , "']' • much m orel $53,950. . ·· ----··-··~, O P EN HOU SE SAT /SUN I 5. 298 1 Teakwood CU LDESAC STHE~I BACK BAY and m a n y upgraded ... , H' features· are J'ust a part 2 Story ,,ewport ivwr:.i 3 bedroom, needs loads of this lovely 3 + d.,n or4 of TLC. paint. panel.mg , bedrm home Offered at floor tile & you name it! $57 ,950. 0 PEN HOUSE $38.000. /$3,000 cash mov· SUNDAY J ·S. 2 983 ~syouan. 962·7788 Ceylon ~ K€Y ~ PERn 1REALTOP.5 ii F-f OM E 3l4t c.,.,. NB l4t~M• VETERANS P >.RENTS UTalEA T Sepa r a t e d Jiv i n g quarters m11ke this huac two·sto ry ldcnl for in- laws Also. f(ame room with uphol!'tered bMth. t-'am1ly fun bock yard In eludes bn;it gate, shw· flebo.ard . 2 pat1ni1 . waterfa.11 1u1d heat4>d & filtored' pool. 112,000. full pric:c CAl..L 9Q.'T18H • K€V 1 1R€ALTOP.S ft NO DOWN 4 Bedl'OOm. 2 bath. cor· ntr locallon. With new renc <' & n .. w roof . $K A R I>! S HAR P : SHARP! $35,950 ~ J Bedr oom . :1 h:ith. ru~hini.: watcrfolls /\ 1rn tircplacl'. ovcrlooking I q u l' i; w 1 111 m c: r s ACOlDwtlltAlllCEllCOMl'AllY pool. Supe1 sharp, ancl paradise. Call tod..t) 101 ~~~~.~~~t~Otl. w/IO'· pn·v1cw~!lti3·67ti7. (,uxurwu!-1 ''"·ant -.1cw PRESTIGE HOMES "'' '1 " ".' ' 1111 ' ' " ' c:ond11 S5lUIUO Lo aclc..·d ' [~ I ] with 1:vl!r) ~oodv inclutl ' R!_of_to_rs __ 64~·-6_6_46 sn~ llhrary lol.l. ~luailj P lace f' rnpc..•rt1cs, Int· Classified Ads_ &i2·5678 _ _ _ _ 17141 i52 W:!O I ~~~~ .......... !?~~ ~~~:! .......... !?~~,~~~~! .......... !?.~~ \ l & ,OOL $35.950 Can you believe a 3 bdrm 2 bath home & a Costa Mesa for only $35,950. We have one NEWPORT IEACH OU,LEX ONLY $57.500 pool in Cha rming penins ul a duplex. ~hoice corner _lot, walking dista nce to the beach .with l~ts of park~ng. R-2 zoning. These cute knotty pme units may be JUSt the investment you've waited for. JOG TO IEACH OHLY $59.500 Fantastic 2 story spacious home. 4 large bdrms. 3 baths. bi g family room & formal d ining room . Beautifully decorated. large yard with huge covered patio. Don't miss this beach beauty. TRAHSRllRED OWNER MUST SRL Best buy in Costa Mesa. Lovely 2 year old home. 4 large bdrms, 2 b aths & huge family roo m . Immaculate condition with many upgrades. Take advantage of owners transfer. Reduced to $55,000. OU> IALIOA $7t,500 Location-Location-Location ! Eas t Bay on the Peninsula. Immaculate 2 bdrm, 2 ba th ho me could easily be converted into great duplex. Huge sundeck. Must s ee for many Possibilities. Open Daily 1·5. 313 E. Bay. lt..C&f'l'&tHIAL S,ECIAL CHOICE COUIGE PARK Be.autiful Cornell 2 story, 4 bdrm & family room + boous room. Extras include 5 ton air conditioner ceramic tile, upgraded carpetin~. lath & plaster construction. Super locatlctn 1 ~blocks to community pool. All of this & more onJy $67 ,500. 545-9491. J .. OPEN TODAY 2:00 to 5:00 17 Cherry Hills Big Canyon 1 IlH. Fam. Rm. $169,500 rn212 Uclhany Dr. 3 BR, l<'am. Rm. Turtlerock $63,000 4001 Topside 5 BR, Fam. Rm . Harbor View Hills $134,000 1200 K Balboa Blvd. 4 BH, f<'am. Rm. Waterfront. Pie r & Slip 111 G Street 3 BH. Fam. Rm . \\ <.1lerfront l (fl G Street 3 BR. Waterfront Peninsula $269.000 Peninsula $135.000 Peninsula $109.000 SUMMER FUN OH THE BEACH Charming 3 bedroom. ;j bath + den on exc lu s iv e EAST OCEAN FRONT. H ome available for immedia t e occupa nc y wit h excellent transferrable loan upon credit approval. PRICED TO SELL at $135,000 CHOICE WESTCUff HOME Supe rh quality 3 bedroom with f a mil y room. B ea utifull y landscaped yard with dog run. Close to schools. park. shopping. etc. Ready for qui ck occupancy at $84 ,500. PORTOFIMO WITH VIEW! Popula r bonus room plan with vie w of Big Canyon golf course and \'ery large yard. 3 brs . plus family room in house plus bonus room with loft and bath. Askin g $91.000. EXQUISITE VIEW CONDO A la r ge s unke n b ri c k patio overlooking golf course completes thjs 2 bedroom , formal dining room. 2 bath hom e. Top qu a l ity Lhroughout. $132,500. FOREVER OCEAN VIEW HARIOR VIEW HILLS Complete with stunnin~ ::.unsets over Cat a lina. The courtyard is priva te, with lush landscaping and be autiful lattice overhangs. 5 bedrooms, family room. 21:? baths. $134,000. CAMEO SHORES E l ega nt ga rd e n home w /s pectacul ar ocean and jetty view. Enclosed front patio with fountain a nd pool. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, fa mily room, formal dining room, wet bar. $23.5,000 CUSTOM ENGLISH M.ANOa Fathe r 's achievement, l'JlOther's dream living in the grand manor. Private co mmunity . boating'. swimming. tennis. 5 bedrooms, den. is land kitch en . A mus t lo see. $3.10.000. OCE.AMRtOHT! Steps to beautiful sandy beach in exclusive area. Large family room, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 31h baths. $375,000. IA YC•EST. • .OltGtHAL bWMa A property tha t expresses constant peace and enjoyment Located on a quie t s treet. Poolshed yard. Immacula te in every respect. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Family room. Formal dining room . A special place. A special offer. $117,SOO. HEWPOltT IUCH 644.1766 A COLDWELL a.... CO. . Hom.tForW. IHa..nForW. Ho.s..ForW. IHMlnForW. Hotde•~~~ ........ 1~~~.~~··r····· « DAil y PILOT Saturday. July 12, 1 m • • • • • ••••••• •••••• ••••• • ••••••••••• •••• ••••••• •• • • • • • •• • •••• •• • .... •• • •• • •• ••• • • • • ••• ••• • • •• G •••• ;.; I ooz ~.. 002 • u~--~-S. ,.. ,._ ~ 1002Ci -.I . 1002 C.1Mr.. 1002 G1Mr.. tOOJ ••• .................... , .............. . H 1 m11 .... ~ ~ ~11111 G , .. ,..~ •••••••••••••• ......... ••••••••••••• .. •-••••• ••!•;••;;•;··-·;_··-------··~~~--•••••••••••••••••• ................................................................. ~······························· . _._,.. 1002 Gwr., • 1002 GtMc.. llt2 ~~ MES• VERDE PACESITTER HOMES RANCHWOOO ....................... ........•.•.•......•••. ..•..........•...•.•••. " TENNIS ANYONE? °"" HOUHNIJSAT,ISUM 1-5 HAS A CLOSE-OUT SALE!! POOLSIDE PAIADtSI $412.00 PER MONTH ln Mesa Verde. MaJ4!'SlJC 1 • bedroom, 2 w.-y Sl~p dowo ll"1ng r oo m warmed by crackllnl( • fireplace Lar)tc (orm al dining L arge fJm aly room . Wr.11 or gl&.'> over· loob elegant nk'<i pool J<1C'Uu1. Su 1>1.•r !or enter· t.:un1ng. F1~t um,• ad vcru~ed. Ca ll ~7 171 c.llf " ,,j 9 • 11' ,.,.,' 01/41111 t ' • l~IR&lfl --- HARIORYIEW S Bed room. two-s to ry 'Allh form ul llmmi:. 3 cJr .:J1, on '.ird Jl're lot This 1s easily one or Newport tkach's ranest \ alues. and 1t wtll :.ell qwckly al a rea:.onablc SSS.000. CALL~2ti60 «=SELECT I PROPERTIES R~al Estate SGIH EXPl'r . tlcpl·ndabl e, compai1blc real ~late 5.tlei.wom a n fur sale~ & rt:ntab, loll vr part lime or open hou~e only SalJ:,lJury Heal ~lal.c :H5 M a rtne A\I>. Ba lboa bl.ind "73 1'900 Promise l*t' A Rose Garden Se<: t h 1.. lovely :J br w t bonu:; r m . I rpk & t'O\ d patio She'll love you rorever Spcll'ish Hoeienda 3 Br, formal d.arun~, scp lam rm v. fr!)k /\..'>~Umc 7',o VA lo.JO uf $34,800. Viilo Pacific Severa l 2&.3 Hr uruts in lhis popula r rommumty. Pnces start at SJH.000. CaU 968-4405 Salespeople Needed • • • • • MESA VERDE This beautiful warm and inviting home ha:. <ill overs ized C:.tm1h ruom. o vc rs 11.cd gara~c J nd ov e r s i ze d l ol. 3 &droom!>. i h,1Ltb. :ind fir e pla ce . t'l o ~c lo S{'hools Si\H,!">1.111 l,,_.Quail ~ liiillPlace Prap...ties 7S2•t920 WOO QUAIL Sl NlW~O•t llA.CH *ZERO• House Paytneftts Th•~ 1s a r are opport.ulll· ty t.o as:.ume a n cXJstang 7•,; F llA loan covcnn~ (2) J UR 2ba home:, Th1.· rent from one can cover the total payment of $255 per mo. and you cao live m the other frec .. Locat eel on a h<1dy cul dt•·u ac and surround<..'tl hy a t•in dcr-block w all. Full pric.:t· S48.SOO C A LI~ c1wckly. 556·W .i0 I;: SELECT T'PROPERTIES POOL H o m e . '1 Hdrms . Newport Beach. Of»"' Sot /S-.. I ·5 I 9 3 6 T er"Hita Lane FERGUSON REALTORS 833-3821 Two, three and four bedroom lownhomes. 8 models. I and 2 stories, enclosed double garages. decks. bal- conies. fireplaces. tennis. swimming. saunas From $58,875 ·81 w. t ANNUAL ~o RATP I The more the down, the lower the lnteretl 20'. Down. 7 %% Am.Jal ~ Rate 1~Down 8% Anooal % RJte ' OVERY Real Estate bo29 WE$1 , .. STRUT, cmTA flllSA SALISPEOfLE DO YOU WANT MOU Of'PORTUHrTY for ~rowth & variety in: *Investment Sales '*Building & Development •Syndication •Excbangi.os CALL DISCOVERY llA&. lSTATI 645-5045 One Call Service Fast Credit Approval HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 10455 Catalina St. Laguna Bch. 494-4150 $74,500 Sat/Sun 9-5 2600 Cliff Dr <Npt. Hts.) NB 673-6210 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 256.5 Kilo Way, Laguna Beach $89,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 •612 Heliotrope, Old Corona CdM 675-1225 $66,500 Sat/Sun 3-6 712 Malabar (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3000 Sal/Sun. 1·5 702 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $65.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2006 Tahuna Ten. Corona del Mar 614 -7270 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 18382 Mapledale. H1•ntington Bch 675-1920 $59,900 Sat/Sun 1-7 2 1R & FAM ltM or D84 444 Seville (Balboa Penin) NB 548-1290 $87 ,500 Sun l ·5 * •45 Balboa Coves (Bal Cvs) NB 645-7575 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 432 Seville <Bal. Pen.in) N.B. 644-1766 $86,000 Sun. 2-5 787 N yes P l., Laguna Beach 644-6200 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 330 Morning Canyon Shrclfs CdM 675-7225 $106,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1 Rue Deauville, Big Canyon, NB 644-6056 $129,500 Sunday 1·5 3 Rue Deauville, Big Canyon, NB 644-6056 $119,500 Sunday 1·5 l IEDROOM • •512 38th St. Newport Island 997-4122 $149,500 Sun 12-5 24202 Via Luisa. Mission Viejo 581 -5253 $45.900 Sun 12-5 •1142 P e mbroke Ln., NB 640-4050 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 430 Vista Suert e (Bluffs) N.B. 640-4050 $54,500 Sun. 1·5 16321 Howland, Huntington Beach 842-9371 $41 ,900 Sun 12·5 505 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-6996 $74 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 124 Apolena (Balboa Island) NB 673-6900 $98,500 Sun l ·5 124 Ruby (Balboa Island) NB 673-6900 $99 ,500 Sun 1-5 ••409 N. Bayfront (Bal Isl) NB 673-6900 Sun. 2·6 111 Via Genoa (Lido Is le ) N.B. 673-7300 $124 ,500 Sun. 2·5 1194 Augusta, Costa Mesa 556-0567 $42.900 Sat/Sun 10-6 206 Via Koron (Lido Isl) N.B. 645-7575 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 112 Via Havre, Lido Is le. N.B. 675-01.23 $109,500 Sun 1·5 125 Via Ravenna, Lido Isle, NB 675-0123 $119,000 Sun 1-5 26.53 Vista Ornada <Bluffs) N. B. 644-1766 $99,750 Sun. 1-5 20681 Kelvin, Seabury, H.B. 963-4029 $52,000 Sun 1·5 492-16th Place, Nwpt Hghts area 642-5200 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1400 Kings Rd. Cliff Haven, NB 642-5200 $8.5,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 8 Rue Chateau Royal, Big Cyn NB 644-1766 $127 ,500 Sun 2-5 345 E. Rochester, Costa Mesa 673-3663 $49,900 Sat 12-5 •2014 Barranca, Bluffs, NB 675-6000 $54,500 1833 Port Barmouth Pl, N.B. Sat 1·5 640-4676 $74,900 Sat/Sun 2936 Pemba Dr. Mesa Ve rde, CM 546-5990 $59,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 212 Via Quito, Lido Isle 673-7491 $89,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 l 11 & FAM RM or D94 194.1 Port Nelson (JMI) N.B. 541-5032 $73,900 Sat/Sun 12-S 3316 Maryland Cir (Mesa Verde) C.M. 645·0303 $53,250 F /S/S 1 ·5 1414 Mar Vista Way, Laguna Bch 494-8.536 $79,500 Sun 2-S 1206 Essex (Wcstclilf) N.B. 549-0812 $83,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 9542 Che vy Chase Dr .. llWlt Bch $62,500 Sat 11·8/Sun 10-8 1174 Augusta. Costa Mesa 546·0318 $49,750 Sat/Sun 10·5 3261 Nebraska Ln. Mesa Verde CM 833-3821 Sat. 1·5 lS21 Kin~s Road_, Cliff Haven NB 642-5200 $147 ,500 Sat 1·5 4441 w. Coast Hwy, Newport Bch 646-32.55 Sat/Sun 1·5 3140 Country Club Dr. Mesa Verde 979-3788 $79,500 Sat 12·4 •925 Jasmine Cir, Grcenbrook CM 540-JlSl $65,900 Sunday l ·S 1807 Port Seaboume Way, NB $79,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 2915 Catalpa St. Newport Bch. &4o.8023 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 23721 San Esteban Dr Mission Vjo 830-7992 $51, 900 Da.lly 2 Bedroom, glass doored den, formal AH•ffotl VA -..,,n1u Selling 4 decorated mod~!s + _2 reoo's dlnln~ room. 2'h baths, wet bar, B~Q Popular Mesa Verde Floor Pl!l"· at extra low pric~! 81p Financing & 3 v1ew d~ks. Only l ·block to tenms, Pnvate courtyard entry• massive also available. Qwck sa l ~ extras pool & s auna. Smartly decorated in beamed ceilings, fireplace ln ramily include: fro nt lands cap10g and black, white & chrome, move n ght In , room country style kitchen, covered sprinklers r ear fenr ing, upgraded enjoy! $67,000 patio: E-Z care l~Jli!lg, seclud~ carpet, oven/r~nge. dishwasher & UNIVERSITY REALTY 3 00 I E. Coad Hlcjlrwoy master s uite with atrium. Govt dispos al. As king from : $44 ,950. appraised-hurry-woo't last!! Hurry!! For more information. Caro.a dlt Mar 673-6510 C4111 H.cy • '4Ml0l c .. 714: 581-2444 FOREST E. OLSON INC Gwr• I 002 G1Mral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEM SUM.14 I 02 LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT 4BR, fam r m . 65 ' b o at s lip . $194,000. KEN HARTMAN. RJtr M2-5760 640-1607 DIRECTORY I< tW h4lftdy diredory wftlt y• tWa weellettd as yo.. go hCMtH--MRIW). Al tM locatioH fi::!. b.:ow on d•acribed le CJ""fer deWI by ocherlisiftcJ ela.wt.ere a. t~s D~IL Y PIL?T WAHT ADS. PatrOfts showing opem lloelsff for sale or r...t are W'9f'd to hst wit 1efor111atio• ill this collMM nca. Friday, Sahrday 9d s.mday. 20581 Troon. Lacuesta, H.B. 963-8057 $56,950 Sat 11-4/Sun 1-5 21101 Coco Bana. Rani., H.B. 968-4456 $56,950 Sun 1-5 •1935 Sabrina Ter (Irv Ter) CdM 644-1766 $187,500 Sun. 2-5 1215 Nottingham (Wstclif() N.B. 644-1766 $84,500 Sun. 1-6 *8900 La Dona, Crestwood, F.V. 968-4456 $55.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 19212 Bethany _CT.Rock) Irvine 644-1766 $63,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1401 Cliff Dr. Cliff Haven. NB 642-5200 $89,500 . Sat/Sun 1-5 •4507 Tremont <Cameo Shrs) CdM 675-5930 Sat/Sun 1·6 45Z7 Cortland, Cameo lllnds. CdM 67~8550 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •517 36th Street, Npt. Beach 675-7060 $149,500 Sat/~un 1-5 511 Tustin (Npt. Heights) NB 644-7662 $79,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••111 G-Streel <Bal. Penin) NB 644·1766 $135,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 •• 107 G-Street (Bal Penin) N.B. 644-1766 $109,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 17707 Acacia Tree (Univ Pk) Irv 644-1766 $67 ,500 Sun. 2-5 29941 Sparkman, Huntington Bcb 968-4456 $56,950 Sun 1-5 2933 Cassia < Eastbluff) N.B. 673-4400 $99,500 Sun. 1-5 315 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-6510 $96,500 Sun.1·5 301 Orchid, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •878 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 644-6397 $127 .500 Sun 2-5 11'2915 Ebbtide. Corona del Mar 644-6397 $139,500 Sun 2-5 2A1 East Wilson St., Costa Mesa 540-1151 $41,900 Sat /Sun 1·5 1906 Pt. Weybridge (HV Hms) NB 673-2222 $69 ,900 Sun 1·5 ••#2 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 645-6646 $132,500 Sun 1-5 4733 Cortland, Cameo Hlnds, CdM 675-7225 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4392 Bridgeway (Greentree) Irv. 833-8600 Sun . 1·5 Z70 Bolingreen, College Park. CM 546-2313 Sat/Sun 1·5 1114 White Sails Way, HVHls CdM 644-0523 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Shores 675-5511 $127 ,500 Sun 1-5 320 Seaward, Shorecliffs, N.B. 675-5511 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4501 Roxbury, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $139,000 Sat/Sun 12-6 •3130 Cork Lane, Costa Mesa 546-5315 $48,950 1820 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach 675-1920 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2230 Heathe r Ln , 'Newport Beach 675-1920 Sat/Sun 1-5 3!52 New York Ave, Costa Mesa 675-1920 $48.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l • & FAM RM or Da. + STUDIO 305 Broadway. Eastside, CM 646-39'l8 673-4577 Sat/Sun 1-7 4 IEDROOM •1936 Teresita Lo., Newport Bch 833-3821 Sat/Sun 1·5 2906 Quedada <Bluffs) N.B. ~ $77.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •20882 Skimmer, Ranl., H.B. 962-7197 $73,900 Sat 11·5/Sun 11-4 2015 Diana Ln., Newport Beach 644-6200 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 7H Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 644-6200 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2731 Pebble Dr (H. V. lfills) CdM 67J..MOO $159,500 Sun l ·S 3012 Donnybrooke, Halecrest, CM 546-4141 $42,950 SUnday 1-5 *iJlS Rockford Rd, Cam Inds CdM 673-6510 $94,500 Sun. 1-S 4714 Cortland Dr. Came6 Hlnds CdM 67S.551l $87 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·S D Pearl, Balboa Island f;44.7270 Sat 1·5 4 U & FAM RM or DIN f871 Marilyn Dr. Huntin~on Beach ~9 $52,950 Sat/Sun 12~6 ' S22 Pierpont {Del Cerro) CM 54M519 U4,900 Sun. 1·3 " •2750 Gannet Dr. (M. Verde) C.M. 644-1766 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 546-3832 $77, 795 Sat/Sun 12·5 **102 Linda Is Je, Newport Beach 640-1607 $194,000 Sun 1-6 *~Skimmer , Huntington Bch 968-4456 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 9842 Kile, Huntington Beach 9684456 $64 ,500 Sat 1·5 247 Walnut, Newport Shores, NB 646-7711 Sat 1·5 3860 Ocean Birch, Hrb Vu Hls CdM 644-0531 $119,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1132 Sea Lane (H.V. Hills) Cd~ 640-1247 $92,500 &m. 12·5 104 Via Havre (Lido Isl) N .B. 675-4562 $163,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1641 Minorca, MesaVerde, C.M. 645-5045 $59,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••333 Morning Star Lane. NB 548-1589 $315,000 Sat/Sun 2·6 •Z727 Windover Dr. (H.V.Hls) CdM 640-5508 $127,000 Sat/Sun 11-5 1730 Port Wes tbourne Pl. NB 644-0472 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2907 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 675-5930 Sat/Sun l ·6 1324 Morningside, Rancho Laguna 644-1766 $133,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1635 Bluebird. Rancho Laguna 644-1766 $134,500 Sat/Sunl-5 971 Sa ndcastle (HV Hills) CdM 644-1766 $105,000 Sun 2-6 •212 Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar 644-6200 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2949 Cliff Dr., (Newport Hts) NB 642-8235 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 908 Almond (Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 $105'.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1218 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $187 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••607 Bayside Dr, Prom Bay NB 673-3900 Sat/Sun 10-5 • 1806 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shrs NB 644-4910 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 * •61 Linda Is le (Linda Isl) NB 640-4050 $235,000 Sun 1·5 •1626 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 646-0020 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Cherry HilJs (Big Cyn.) N.B. 644-1766 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3321 Florida (Mesa Verde N.) CM 673-3663 SSS,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •19141 Beckwith Ter off T .Rck. Dr Irv 644-6200 $125,000 Sat. 1·5 4800 Cortland, Cameo H1nds, CdM 673·8550 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1200 E . Balboa (Bal Penin) NB 644-1766 $269,000 Sat. 2·5 •1615 Bayadere Ter., Irv Ter CdM 6447662 Sat/Sun 1·5 3607 Surf view (H. V. Hills) CdM 673-4400 $125,000 Sat. 1·5/Sun 2-6 2319 Heather La. Newport Beach 546-4141 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 i1t•1202 E . Balboa Blvd, N .B. ') 675-8120 Sat & Sun 120 Via Waziers (Lido Isle) NB 67!H>161 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••815 Via Lido Soud, Lido Il NB 67!H>l61 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 19322 Bethany Dr (T.Rock) Irv 833-9293 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1920 Whittier St. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $39,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 711 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach 644-7270 Sunday 1·5 3 Tiburon Bay, Spyglass,fdM 67~ $165,900 ;::,at/Sun 1·5 1737 Port Hemley, HV Homes, NB 675-6000 $114,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 5.50 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa 675-1920 Sun l·S 911 Madellile Dr, HWltington Bcb 675-1920 $46,900 Sat/Sun 1·7 s l&lOOM 216 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) N.B. 64M910 ($98,500) Open Sun :t·· 332 Catalina CNpt Hts) N.B. 67S.7060 $85,000 Sat/Sun l· ~ 39th, Newport Beach 644-7270 Sunday 1.S 5 II & FAM IM or DIM .,. • *618 Harbor Isl. Dr Oft BaysJde 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1706 Port Manleigh, HVHomes NB 644..QOO $122.000 Sat/Sun 1~5 G....-al 1002 Getteral 1002 ....................... ······················· VIEW ... aonus._ IMTHEPOOL $74,500 View stra ight down the Bay + view of new golf course under develop· me nl. Ne wport Heach cus tom 4 BR. 2 bath. 2 hreplaces. 3 c.u-gar age. See this and compare. The yard is a mess, l hf caq >c ling is s hot, lli1. paint 1.s peehn~ and the place 1s filthy. A real Ii x er -upper in a prime art·J . $51,000. Holl up your s leeves and CA l.l. !Jtil-77 88. Rvth Lauri~. ACjttd 646-4380 -IQ. K€Y V 1R€ALTOR5A 19931 Briarly Ln, HlUlt. Bch · 968-9230 Sat/Sun 1-6 •1731 Bayport Way, NB Sat 1·5/Sun 1-4 6751 Jardincs, FranFts., H.B. 968-4456 $74,750 Sat 1-5 25<T1 Port Whitby P l. N.B. 640-4467 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••56 Linda Is le (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 Sat. 1-5 ***16 Linda Is le Dr, Linda 11 NB 644-4910 $395,000 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 •1337 Galaxy, Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••105 Via Lido Soud, Lido 11 NB. 644-1766 $395,000 Sat. 2-5 •3500 Sausalito, H . V. l-Os, CdM 675-0123 $159,500 Sun l ·S •••227 Canal, NwptShores, NB 675-4060 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4001 Topside (H.V. Hills) CdM 644-1766 $134,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1621 Dorothy Ln, Newport Beach 642-5270 $87,750 Sat /Sun 1-5 2201 Port Harwick, H.V., NB 675-7225 $119,500 Sat/Sun 3-6 2900 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB 644 -8995 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 IR & ·FAM RM or DEH 51 Montecito Dr, Spyglass, CdM 644-6135 $167 ,500 Fee. Sat /Sun 1-5 11'3626 Catamaran. H.V. H1s, CdM 675-7225 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 4.20 Cypress. Laguna Beach 675-7225 $54,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * ••611 Lido Park Dr. (3A) NB . 5.56-8800 Sat/Sun 1-5 8089 Clubhouse Ci.re, Costa Mesa 67~3663 $53,500 Sun 1-5 18 Wildgoose Ct, Npt. Crest, N~ 645-3777 $57,400 Sat/Sun 1·5 1643 Iowa No C, Mesa V, C.M. 557-4643 $32,000 Sun 1·5 *4-14 Westcliff Villas, N.B. 645-2848 646-7414 Daily 1-5 l IEDROOM •461 Bolero, Pk. Lido, Npt. Bch 645-6646 $45,500 Sun 1-5 406 Vista Roma (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 $55,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1951 San Bruno (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 3 IR & FAM RM or DEM 303 Avenida Cerritos, Bluffs NB 644-1133 $107,000 Sat/Sun l·S 320 Vista Madera (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $97,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4.53 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $77,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE • •611 36th Street, Npt. Bch 673-6210 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IEDIOOM EACH 510 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $92,500 Sat/Sun l ·S l II & I 1R -m 30th St., Newport Beach 644-7~0 lli&21R Sat 1-5 500 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $112,900 Sat 1-5 518 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $125,000 Sun 1-5 309 La Jolla, Newport Beach 548~1556 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IEDIOOM EACH 719 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 675-3000 Sun. 1·5 521 Fern leaf, Corooa del Mar 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 Ill & l • 3901 Marcus. Newport Island 67:5·1972 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME 4 •• & z. :m.2051h Emerald, Bal Isl NB 833-8600 Sun. l ..S HOUSES FOR RENT 4 la & FAM IM w DIM 3978 Aladdin Ave, H\Dlt Hbr, HB 21.3-Ul-6971 $550 mo., Sun.11-t 9S7 Magellan (Mesa deJ Mar) CM'"' 979-0238 $435 /mo Daily 1-5 r ••••• ••••• A . ror 33( lN Va ~ Str lh mi up $H ••••• c 0 b r b 1 I} /t i.J i- (; g lJ s ( \, d ~ .., & y f; .., 1 . 1 T .. b n $'. L ... re s J l g d f r - ~~.For,. I ....... Fors-. Ho..w1 For Sde ltiouse• Few Sat. Hotne1 Fors• ,Hota, .. fw Salt Saturda I 12. 1975 DK :Y PILOT g • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • ----''-+-~..;.;.......;_,,;'------------.,;....;..;.;~_ ....... ... ~~~ ... ,, ...... !~~~ !~~~ .......... !~.~~ ~~!!'! ...... : ... ~~~~ ~!~~~ .......... !~.~~ ~~~~~ .......... !~~ ~~ .......... !~.~~ ~~!!.~~.~~ ....... ~~!~!~~.~4!':' ........ ~:=-.~ ..... .. VALLIY REALTY PRISINTS SPYGLASS RIDGE Extraordinary 4 bdrm FR home with fantas tic ya rd a rrangement. Better lhan a model home. COM 's best new area. $13ta ,950. 1653 Reef view. LAKE ELSINORE A MG_M movie set was the inspiration for t1h1s .absolutely on e of a kind home. 3300 with 3 bd rms. DR, den-bar and tremendous view of the Lake a nd Vall ey. Owner will assist finan cing. $95,000. 31805 Ortega Hwy. FOUR IB»ROOMS Striking two s tory Colonial mansion. Hard~o od fl o ors, b eautifully mamta m ed , d owncoast view from ups tair bedr oom a nd s un d eck . $198,000. Call 6 75-7225 CALL US FO~ A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE \rAI-'LEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. GeMrol I 1002Ge.wrat 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I lrvlne realty FINER HOMES FttOM $55,500 TO $485,000 WHITE W.ATBt VIEW! Contem por ar y wood & glass home overlooking '·Little Cor on a ." 4 bedroo ms , d ining room, fa mily room + pool just steps from the beach. $275,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P .M. 212 HAZEL DR .. CORONA DEL MAR. CK23) VIEW FOR A LIFETIME. At $175,000 there's no compromise in total view property in Newport Heights. T he perfect 4 bedroom family home for those desiring a gr eat view. beautiful gardens & traditional t ha rm. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P .M. 29'19 CLIFF DR. (K2A ) llG CANYON IROADMoott. VIEW & P OOL! Professiona lly decorated & landscaped 4 bedroom + conv. d en & lg. family room w/fireplace. $184 .000. Tom Queen 644-6200. (K25 ) GREAT PRESIDENT HOME! With pool & vie w! 4 bedrool'll£.,. family room, dining room. $125,000 w /land. OP EN SAT. 1:i +t." P .M. 19141 B ECK WITH T ERR. (Off Turtlerock Dr.) (K.26) THE TIME IS HOW! To move Lo a Harbor "View" Hills "View" home w /3 bedrooms, 211~ baths -on private com er location near shoppin~. beaches & freeways. $121,500. Betty Ke rr 644-6200. (K27 > SPECIAL IH SPYGLASS. Lovely views of hills, city & ocea n + a perfect 4 bedroom , 3 bath home for family living. Close to schools & s hopping . $169 ,500 inc l. land. Jeanne Newman 642-8235. (K28 ) IEAUTlfUL WESTCUFF VILLA. Lov e ly 2 b e d r o o m villa i n garden-Like setting within walking distance to Westc liff shops. $62,500. P aula Ba iley 642-8235. (K29 ) EXTRAORDINARY l.AYRlOMT. Magnificently. professio nally decorated 4 bedroom home w /91' bay frontage w /pier & view of bay, mountains & private beach. Low price in cl. land -$265,000. Lois Miller 642-8235 . (K30> SP ARKLIHG JEWB. IH USTILUff SETTING On a quie t c ul-de-sac w /exotic garde n s , J a pa nese t~ah ~u se, lighted voll eyball couA, fire ring & redwood d ecking. Beautifully decorate d 4 bedroom w /s pacious family room . Cus tom papers, floorin g & s hutter s. $105,000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (K31) COME .ALL THE W.AY HOME COME TO llG CAHYOH. Ultra up~raded home, combining exqu1s 1te e leganc e & c h eery warmth . A mus t t o see t o appreciate. Fa bulous deep-set pool & j acu zz i & l o vel y gard e ns . $132,500. J ack Custer &12·823.~. (K32) CORONA DEL MAit CHARM. New on market -2 bedroom home w /used brick fireplace & open beam ceiling + n e ar .new .3 bedroom . 2 b a th owne r s unit w/rireplace. Block.s to beach. $112,500. Maxine Williams 642-8235. (K33) MIHIA TURI MODL 1-story, · 4 bedroom family ~ome w /bea utif u I cove r e d p a tio. & gourmet kitchen. Excellent Trvtne are a . ONI. Y $55.500. Gail f~oo r 544.QOO. (K34 ) UZ .. lH 901 ~°''" ~ ..... c.llW• .,... Pete/Jarrellf<ea/tg pre~enl~ NEWPORT HGHTS AREA HEW LISTING -3 bedrooms, bltn kitchen, h ardwood floors & fi re place. .Boat s torage a re a + nice patio. Asking $62,500. 492-16111 Plac•, Costa Mes.o Sunday 1·5 .BEST BUY WALK TO IE.ACH from t h i:s s potless 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. F eaturing s ort paneling, beamed ceilings, and convenience to pools & tennis. Only $54 ,950. ARCHITECT DESIGNED FOR EASY LIVING -l ow maintena n ce. a ll redwood and cedar, convertible home . 3 BR with den & work room or 2 sepa ra te Wt its -3 and 2. On R-2. Well priced at $89,500. 1401 Clff Dr-CUffliayen,HI Se.l'I 1·5 DOVER SHORES TRADmOHAL IEAUTY -4 bedrooms, family room, b ltn wet ba r, large master suite. Room for a pool. To ins pect call 642-5200 or see it on Sunday. 1338 Allffgua, Newport a.aeh Sunday 1-5 BAYCREST ENTERTAINERS DELIGHT I\ bedrooms, forma l dining room, den. ~ fireplaces. Lar ge yar d with pool. ping pong a rea & bltn wet bar . $134,500. 170 I MartiR, Hew port leoc:h Sunday 1-5 NEWPORT SHORES NESTLED .AMONG THE TREES Brand ne w paneling, paper , paint & carpeting. Light and cheery 2 s tory home, 4 bedroom s , 3 ba ths, on lovely large Jot. Professional lands caping and peek-a -boo ocean view. This new listing is offered at $7 1,500. 642-5200 . 675-4060 GeMral I 002 1Gettercll 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEXES CORONA D E L MAR ; a new listing So. of Hwy.; s hag carpets. good incoml'. Asking $82,000 ANOTHER new So. of Hwy.; income. 1-Blk. t o s hops. lis ting on Heliotropl', both r ented ; hig h $11 0,000 PEllLE DRIVE SURROUNDED BY VI E W; sec all t he way from Lag una to Lon~ Be ach. Only one neighbor; Harbor Vi ew Hills, 4 BR, 3 ba., m a rvelous features. Poolsize lot. $159.500 OPEN HOUSE SUM. 1·5 2731 PEllLE DR... CdM EASTILUfof PROT ECT E D V I EW & reduced $.5,500 ; 4 BR, 3 Ba , 2 frplcs., with 35 ft. game room ; now only $99,500 OPEN HOUSE SUM. I ·5 2933 CASSIA. H.I . H.AltlOR VIEW HIUS REDUCED $10,000; Lus k home, beautiful gardens, s pectacular view : 4 BR, den or fa m ily r m .; o wne r anxious . Now $125,000 OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1-5, SUH. 2·6 3607 SURFVIEW LH.. COM HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS ) 2865 E. Coast Hwy., Corono del Mor "Sellin9 Real Estate in Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 I * * * * * * Heritage Collection JUST LISTED 5 IEDROOM, l CAR GARAGE - large family r oom, dinette, form a l dining, 3 bath, 11..-MW 2 ftory. Don 't wait ! See this upgraded large family ho m e . Of fe r e d a t $71,500. Call 540.1151 . '!2 ACRE LOT HORSES OK -nice 3 bedroom, 2 bat h + IClrCJe patio ho,.. Property approved for wholes ale or r etail nursery. Near Or ange Count y Airport and Corona del Mar F r eeway. Call for full details. 546-5880 EASTSIDE CHARMER COHVEHIENT TO SCHOOLS & public transportation. S pacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath with lots of extras including used brick fi r ep lace. co•er~d patio a nd garage door opene r. See this new Listing. won't last long! ! at S41 ,900. Call 540-1 I 5 I G.Mral I 002 Corona del Mar I 022 Costa Mesa I 024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• HUHTIMG TOH ICH. J Udrnl~., 1' 'J ba. condo; x J 11 l c o n 1.I • • lJ t• a u t .:ro unc.J :.., p ool, dullhou:.e. $32,!IOl.1 I B d r m . l' o 11 cl o . L andma rk ; vac:.-11t, great cond. ~.SW SEE THE OCEAH "'r11m )'OUT Cronl :.lcp W.ilk one t.bt>rt block & W.ilch lhl' uo..il' rl'lur II al !>Ull~l'l 'J'Jl.1• ;111 1•,.1rl) rnor11111j.! JO~ o n lh1• t;,•Jd1 .\II 1111' 1 ,in ht• ) llUI:. \\ lli.'rl )'OU l)Wll lhl'o ~IJJt'lllll~· :J BH l"..im1ly room h11ml' \\1th hug,· m ,1::.IL·r suite & loY.. lo"' upk l'cll Un ly ~!)5,00u Wtlhll'rm~ C.:alll;.1 1 n i l Califomia Pcradl-$.e Lu1>h l rop1<'.tl l{u1 d l'n fruJl l rc ·~. t<>WI pnvucy~ l:ll.1bi.' lU ~tll COll Vt' men""'~ Ht<k .a-way or d1:n ull nh11>lcr :.wte, 3 bcc.Jroom:., rormal duun~ 100111 Bn:ak(.u.t bor, en tn h all dt>luxe ktlc.-hcn S4b.5o0 u kr 540·1720 TARBELL (3 833-9781 Hes'fer-Rrnwn REALTORS --•• ~ W55 lla•b<"Jll,d ,C.M ~ N1':Eu LAHta ;R H OM t-;'' ' • We have a 11 Hr, w /large •1F:11n Hm, Nr . S. Cou:.l P lt11,1 Tht: pt1l't: b ul\JY ~14 ,000 Jla:, J aq~c a1>· ::.umahlc loan at 7'. inl & ownr w rtl help finance. l '.111 Uoh CJnrf !»IS 451!). llrnkcr lalboa bland 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA ISLAMD Re aul. 3 Br Home + Orum atic 28r /\pl. on <;r;.ind Canal w/!>mall uou l d ock . $190,00U Wdtone&Compa ny U f A I ,, M .. Ccl M H 2-culc 3 + 2 Bil u111h X hit n mcl t>n \'1: U) rn2 lkl1otro1>e~.soo Owne r G,73-3874 6. l'hJrrt1111g 2 UH "' .111 ti7J utll:! 1 pruH·d plJrl!> lt•r :!nc.J 1111 Balboa Peninsula I 007 •l 713 L.irlo.-.pur. ~a..::ioo ...•.•.•.•••••..•...... J-..\ \ I Cu,N II 11thw.I\ ( ""''~' •lrl M.n r.7'-'•"'Ill SACRIFICE! t.:<Jllei.:t: l'Jrl., I Ur, 2 Ha. hll11 .... IJundry rm ill' ii u L 1 I u l I\ l,111dsta pcd \\ cuH·11:d0 pJllo & ga::. UH{} B) O\\ncr. Z:HU C11rrwlt Dr :ii!> l!l~li ' <.:u:.tom 4 br, 3 ba ho11w OPEN SUN. 12-5 FOR iNUO :.q. IL. + :!1 H ar gar 1132 SEA LANE Onl y 10 yrs o ld & 11.trlx:ir View llall::. 4 Bil MESA VERDE $127,000 value. OWNEH with on•au ~ h.ty , IC'"'" LOVERS! M USTSELL.MAK EOf'. pooh.ii.1• i•eorlh'r lot I F t::fi ! Shown by a ppl. I Uct 1011m, 3 l'ar ~aragc. bcJml·d l'l'll., l.1m. rm . l 1 l ·' & f L 1 m e'"\ 2 14 6 M 1 r am a r 1) r., JU'> 1::. t·u rrs ' '" PARTY GIVERS DELIGHT t'7J·-122" Eves_. &_Wk nds. nt:\\ o(I white i:;.irp., rn;.ir kl'l l'hi;, 1sorrcof the d r.ipc:. Owm·r m 0 :. 1 p o p u I a r MES.A VERDE 2 Story, 4 bedroom: 3 lJuplt•x $!!3,500 T riplex S92,500 .. l<c publrc · mod els. i\l huth home . With 20x26 family room for I SllS,000 557·111 2 Wkdays li 5 tr.il'll\'C 1·XtL·r1or, OPL'll thos e special parties entertaining at~arsh a ll Rily _ 1;1:J.4ti00 E v1.•s Wk1•ndst>1<1 l~l7 licarn ct:al1ngs, l a r g 1• 'l'para ll' l ;.imtly room your 8' bltn bar under a cathedra , Capistrano8eochl018 HVHills·Chcrminq w1Lh t1rL·pl.11'L" Forma t open beam ceiling. ~ovcred patio an.ct' t··~:::···~·····~····••• tkcan 11 •• ,. , ... .,,, 1, ... ~l' d111111i.:. tJr,·;.ikfa-;t nook in lots of trees for pri vacy make this Cu~I OM 2 ;r, .! ua 111 Int :1 Hr. :! l!,1, l11rm;d l..1tth1·n .1 1HI J hath:. home u dream come true. 546-5880 Pa l1s;.11l cs n:'1eknl1al din. Ill\ :! trph'" '11:. :-.11ual1:d 011 llllll'l :.lrtd 407-16th PLACE COST A MESA. CHECI< THESE FE.A TURES: Pres tige ne ig hborhoOd. charming 2 t story, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Separate d in i n ~ roo m . Brcakf ast nook & im m e nse fam ily r oom . Wal k or bicycle to Harper , Ensign or Har bor I ligh Schools Public hmb courts nearby. Great pride of ownership at S67,500. Cal 540-1 I 5 1. BEST BARGAIN IH ALL COST.A MES.A la rgl' 4 bedroom, 2 ba th on oversized M e~a Verde corner lot. Now VACANT. Out of town owner d esires immediate sa le. Needs some paint and TLC but check this pri ce ... lonly $47,5001 First time advertised. hurry !! Call 546-5880 6 UNITS EASTSIDE I (I )-3 Red room , s ui table for O\\ ner (l )·l bedroom home (2) Sepa r ate Duplexes with pri vaty for al l. :..i s kin g only Sl00,000. Call 540.1151 ERITAGE I u rl'U Load-. ol do:.1•h & swn lllt· L'nln !;1111 rm & .di 111 m11\ L' 111 tumlrllun sltJra gc. Lg !ft. lru1l k1U:h p 111ti~ ll\\111·1 l'.1ll!>lli·:!:ll:Jlor;.ippt. I lfl'l'!>, f1.•nLcd. ~50,0110 ~!!Ii 01)11 B~ \ppl 1111() " I '· I :~1731 C;.illc Los 1'1orc-. tit I 0;1:!:1 [ ~ -1~3·21~1.J!JJ.tili.'">I ~ Corona del Mer I 022 H;~~f.~1:!'1~~ihl 1 -~--- ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 '·'~1 -uc.~·ar1'u•r1L ... "'"' .> "'· ' " ' ,.~ • ,\I ESA \'EHDF:. pool, 4 4 IR DUPLEX 0 " ill'r 1•11 r.J!Jh I IKlrm, forn drn. s.'>9,500. Wllh J UI<., 2 Ua Hl'lll:tl !:IL'Pl-:H :-.1'\'CL.\S!-. I • South of Havsadc l)r. 3 H r ,~ / \ 1 c \~ w rlh bcaullfut nJtur.il t..m1b1·ap1•1I ti\ upgraded 1 D OVERY wood lt::xturc:.. Only l Hclow ml.t Open I 5PM I ••ol btot• Yl':lT new. Call~14-7:?11 SJl & !-.un ;-.,, I l'ornl Sur l>r Jk;.il E::.talc _ li-15 ~S s • . Costa Me.a I 024 s:J3.!IOU Condominium. l\C ••• •••••••••••••••••••• 111\ l'IY 3 large Hr, :! Ua, --GOLF~ d. LI I g ,, r ''. "o I k NICE duplt'X So. uf ll\\y n 11:-. li.i,., il all and lb 011 LI u 1.Jhuu::.l'. l lu:.c l~ I Ill Cdl\1 lkuul. ~ardcn-. lhl· l>l'l\,ik .\k:-a \l•rllc :..tores s1·ho11I::.. U l , I Owner S!H .500. 67J·4W!I (;011 Cour-.t• & Countr~ ~-·~11 ... ·~c & Hu-. Ow n<>r -•'lu'· •r· · •11 f·11 r'" 1y~ a.ii 2!!H ·t;AMEO l llGlll.1\!l.US ~. u g u :., ' "'. "· I UH i• 2 Ha. by uwrwr ' 1 l'l'l'" & l•1111~b .il Y•JUI MESA \' i:; It DE :!Hr. :!ba, I S.'<'' IJ<io ti73·t>:!3.i I II.id. tluor. h 11 m:rl d111 FH. Gulf t•rs1· \ u. s.ic;,500. • -· · 111g 11)0111 llrllrJrtb ::.11.nl t.vons Hl l v !>l:l·97:il. l.1 rnil) ro111n plus " · I Harbor View Hills I r.iphy rniirn ,.,. tli·n POPULAR ... Occ<.1 n&Uayv1ew.3Br, l'hllilr1·11,. v.1ng.w1lh M .. ·-.J \crrle floor µIan. '''b' form din rm fam pl.,\roum 1 (,iunl ldcJI 3 udrm, family I ;m ..... Bv Owner s9i.sou . h1•d111011h & •1 l1.1lh' lb rm. h11mt•. dul frpl, lgl'. t.:· 11i;1·1.·1rr ·'" \'\tlu'.'>1vc ul onl) ht1rm::. :-o;1C'1· hack yard . ·' - 1 1 :-t.~UJ50 Call ~Iii :!JI.I lJuu•l l ul de '>ac ::.lrl'l'l OPEN llOL:-.E I Hit ,.. '' ' .,. ' 1 ' ' • Sii \IU'! Oµ<:n!:iJl t-:'i ~:.Ew :!.7;!7 W 111dcn1·1' r ~ I J~~~~R~US~~Jnt• .\KS Hl·all) filtl ~-,.J.11 ~ . Realtors 833-3821 VIEW-POOL! ~u p1.•r 2 :.tory llarhor $48,950 \'1ew Hilb. heonw !>BK. :1 uµtOI . IJm rm. quid f;,m. ~·~· 3bJ ,~·C<•ll .~1 l111·a\11111 lll'.11' ~llUlh .\H n ~IC\\!:>. !:>IS!J.;,tle) l~l l'oJ'l P l;11,1. Cortlt'I' lol General 1002 Ge-Mral 1002 3500 Sausalito. Upcn Sun Ir~ h·1t·k v inl 111 Hit\'' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I S ....... • 1-·-:-'-;--;-7,~~ 'V1 l·.S \ \ t-: !WE. pool. :J Ill!.:! B.\. "c II mat..e you a cl1•;il \nu 1·Jn·1 rdu:.1' t>"'rwr rnu"l :-di!' Bnng d1·pu::.1t. UP'-'11 Sunday I .} lti14 l'or,u·a ~ 711 1 ESLEY N ~YLOR CO REALTORS s ince 194 BRAHO HEW ON LIHDA ISLE!-$395,000 Su perb New <:ustom designed 5 BR hom e with e ve rything! Expensi vc detail t hruout ! Billiard rm, fam rm, pool, j acuu L s a una, pi er /sHp. 3 gar. 76 LINDA IS Lt:: DR. SAT/SUN 1-5 "COOL POOL" Westcliff area . 4 Bedroom home near s hopping, s chools & libra ry. Won't last ! $77 ,500. Call for appointment. DOVER SHORES -VIEW -POOL Luxurious features in lovely 4 BR home w /view of bay & city lights. Center garden r oom w/hu~e wet bar . Crys tal, ma rble, prof. Jdscp. $215,000 1806 GALAXY OIL SAT/SUN 1-5 BEST VALUE OH LIDO ISLE -$98,500 5 Bdrm, 3 bath ho mf'. Bright & fresh. Nice pa tio. Play pin~ pong on stra da ! Near tennis & beach. Qui (.•t street. . 216 VIA ITHACA OPEN SUN 1-5 EXCLUSIVE llG C.AHYOH -$17 ,500 Splendid vie w lot on golf course. Pri vate drive from street to site. Call ! Urittingham Rult9 ~ CALL NOW · ~ 752 -731S [@Mii] :J:l:l6 Via L id o lii5·01:!:1 DONALD M. BI RD F :\:°'iTt\STI C IJVY IN EW U U PLl'~X J·;s A.-ocio le\, ho Ito" lor 1 h1• lland) mun. HJB & ~.~:>o lo $77,!!50 l>a11:1 HO DOWN TO VETS 1,1m nn_ Cul-dc·!>aC :,L P o i nt. B e ;.iul. on .. 111 11 ~lu.•.1oo Could :i~u mc • , . 1•·1 I p 10 ~711,000. Ctll lit ,, \ll'WS. Com pare lo'"'' tow iul.lu.1n. pncL·i.. We!>lbay lrll'ornc "1' :-.. t 1· \' 1· • ,\ g l ::. • llom1:~. 3412 Cua!>l II\\). ,,11; lit>lll .>Iii !IX'il u I'. 1%-3-1.11 ABANDONED .'?~~ 11Shor-:-C11fi~ area. I IJlllop I USE2S8T,SHOOOUSE l'•.·.11 "'.-tJlt' r•; .. ;015 · Ocean View. 3BR. :!ba. + G ' r_ • ,_..., l>y0wne r .6i!>-63!>2 lnhl'lrc\allll' ,,slue .. 1 DISTRESSS•LE --------~8 . .>tHl! \',\l',\;'\ I ll E~'I "' Wdtonc&Company QfA~•OQS, 1 SHORECLIFFS ! Charmin g 3 BR, 2 B.\. 1 pool + lovely view 11f on•an & l'anyon. Ju ... l lr:.lcd ~1 39,500. 234 Mum· 1ng Canyon Rd. Open Sal /Sun 1·4 2"'1~ I I ....... II 11lhw;:n lo11 11•• c.kl M<11 "'" to'IOll OPEN SUN. I -S 1906 Pt. W~ybridge Sharp Car mt•I model: J hd rms .• 2 balh..,. fa rnrly r m . Nrte palm. Heduccd lo~.!11111 POPPY .AVE.. :! J:Jd rm horn~; beamed cei l .. S n . p ;rl 10 + bachelor apt. Ownt'r will fin a nce. Tilt-:'\ BL'Y' l'n·fcrn•d 711 u s l be sold t h1::. \k'>.1 l1H·..i11on. 1''rl•::.hh "1·1·kcn1I ' 1175 Augu!>ta. p.1111ll•il board & httlll:., 4 UH. :! H.\. ung. pnce nlt-rior lH:T.\t:l ll·:u ~li.000 O\\nl:r !>J~,.. "no (jlJ l·:ST COT T.\(.;Jo; 1-rea~ona~lc olfrr ."111 ht· g.irJl·n ' Wmdmg clnH· n·tu-.c•cl • OiJCn ~n I.> 11.ith 10 Whlll' fll<'l.l'l 5-JX iill 11·111·•· •"-sw Jy1n~ pal rn:-[r@:::=~-.1~~ir.i~i~ i;i.iii, i~ 1·1111 ~ lkamcd t'L01hng ai,.-r.~--·Rl-ilill•, 11\111 !.! r oom . Coml~ ·:[ h 111 l11·n 1 nl'ludcs rcfng ' I .uatb ur '>hlr<ll-!l' & ::.h11p !'.f'.ll'l' J\\\l'::.Clllh' X.-1' ' 11111 lull l~u ainl ,"<; 1 11r11111:-ly l'l'frt•sh1ni.: !)n• 111 h1·ll,•\ 1• 'l'akl• wh ,111 l.1j.!l"(.;Jtl I.1st 7:l:! 17PO '· ... [~ THE REAL ESTATE RS ;\!ESA VEHDK L rg J Br. 2·~ UJ . F H, Bai.: yurd, nr ::.ch0<1b J l40 Cuunlrv Club Dr Ownl'r llrol..1·r 7!17 :r.AA $35,900 Back Bay BunQOlow I •n•,t1gl' upper Ne\\ port f1:1' a rl';.i C.1thcc.Jr:.tl llt',inwcl t ,•1l111g::., t·ou nlr) k1tdw11. ).!nurnwt d 1111ng, l ... 111l."t11· lul .1l1Un llU:.!C lrt'" shaut•d lol·ruom l11r µoul. ga 1 den de. lwnd 1 at rnu:,pherc 1 lurr~ -mu:.l sl'll 1.ast' C:ill 6-15 0303 A COlDWfll IUltfR COllPAllY GtMral I 002 'GeMf'OI I 002 B. NIGUEL C.C. LOT -$53,500 106' Front on c hoice level site. Great vu pvt. golf course & clubhouse. JUST REDUCED To. S219,777. lle.lUl. vie"' hrJ m e, lg1•. room~. 3 bdrm-;., pool, :-ho" n u) jpp't. PaNcland View -iO .T ll CoJ-.t Modl·I I lorn<.. Close tu all t•om , .. n1l'n<'c~ 3 hr + hobb.) rm. 1 ', h;r, ra•M-<l mar .l1k frpl•'. hll n hcinl..t'.t:.('..; .!.!1 ~\.!:i II\ rm, fu l l~ ...r11t1I ,\ olrpd. :.! ('ll\l'l'('d p.1111•!'.. 111.•w p,unt 111 & out. 111~UI J lcd. lob ol 'tnr.11 . .:l' m.rn~ \lr;.i:- :-1:1.7 :.o Uy ow111•r :)'11, 11;n 1< ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUXURIOUS CAMEO SHORES FULL OCEAN VIEW Most priva te community in Newport Beach -Corona dcl Mar. 3 Bdrms .. :l baths, family rm., den : seclud ed J>?OI in a beautifully lnds c pd. pati o . Beautiful parquet flooring. $157,000 4507 TREMONT OP£H SAT /SUH 1-6 A MUST SIE HOMEU Words won't do lt! A top of the line home, high on a hill, t() give ymrvtew & privacy in this mini-estate . 4 Bdrms., 3 baths, forma l dining + family rm. Price slathed to $142,000 2'07 UITIOI ~ SAT/SUM 1-6 SIA Ir SAMO . . and a quiet retreat on beautiful Lido Jsle . 5 Bdrms .. 4 ba ths . forma l dlning, f amlly & "dine out" patio. 126 YMI Loree Cal for AP9't. IM,·IB~ ~:~~~~~~ ~:t ------ 2111 Se111 Jooqi9n Hi"• Rood NEWPORT CEHTH, H.ll. 644-4910 '7 # General I 002 G...-rol I 002 1 j I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• i).:>H Y. f"~J\XKllX ' Rt:.AJ. 1C\>t ' * * OPEN HOUSES * * ::!:'.:..C::.'c:t.:::.. DECORATO R 'S 2 bdrm. h om e; beautiful groun~s -backs to a park. Fee lot (not lcasehold~.A. $89,500. 712 MALABAR; Irvine Terr., CdM . Open Sat.ISun 1·5 DUPLEX SPECIAL. CdM. 3 Bdrms., 2 bath each unit: nearly new. $119,000. 719 POINSETTIA. Open Sun . 1·5 COR ON A DEL MAR, So. of Hwy. duplex; 3 bdrm s . & 2 bat hs e ach unit . Like new. $1 17 ,500. 521 FERNLEAF . open Sat 'Sun 1·5 v £ AJI Mlti• ft+i.,.• U J-J7U ------- SPYGLASS HILL -New-Bedford O wne r t ransf erred & anxious to sell his 4 BR. 3 Ba, fom ily-r m upgradro :! sto r y h o m 1· On ly Sl59.900. Fee 20 M1i;s1on l:lay Or. O~n~n I !1 C.Al.L #t7J..760 I • l'hl· t•m pha ... 1::. a.. on· lu' ury " Commuml) p1)11I ~ rcl·r,·at ion n•111r1 E\ l'l'llc•nl u::.c· nf c111111·, .inti l l' ' I u r l' ' • rn 1 I I 111 " . l·l')st JI J lll•tlmnm , \lf',1 halh. d1nrni.: or 1kn. trkcl I luor!>. bl..1' 540-1720 TARBELL 28:.l!l llarl>or Blvd . C M l BR +fr+pool 11wncr 546-5315 BYOYINER MESA VERDE 4 llR. 21 .. fl u, on J. corner lt1t "' I '.1 lw:rnl !'lh:Jdc trC'1·.; Sp11rklrni; pool, ~ovmn ~ ......... . .• WTGROUSL .. SM.ALL.PRICL S lk'droom . Nor1h C.M: Only ~2.950 1-1lA C 1\ I. I. I> I S C 0 \' Jo: R \' lH-.,\1, 1-~STJ\ T l-;, 1;.i5.!'i()..15 t'U'<l m.1dc d r,1p(•nei1, U> ll\\lll'r i.:1t1:q:om". "<'"" 11p 1.1.11Jto1t , .. 11 Jll'llllll pJuit. ·•hi ru~ ~HR. 11:,0 h111ll 111 "1·1 lJ.1r 1n I~~ ,q ll CT'lll..'L \jlu1·k t>l I .111\ rm "" frplt l'rttl' 1·11µ pr cl ::.15.00IO On l.11111)11 Jllt'•I .!II' HB<l Ill I' u u I ,1 f 1 I\ u E o I crptcl IJ.11 111 \ '11prr I 11r\11'Y. look for <>1~11 I ' ho m e• "' rn .111\ 'itr.111 llou,1• ,1 ~n 11r 1•011 1lc•11d\ lo 11\11\ l' 111 110 Cl\ ~7 IJl!W IJtt>r upi. r1·11u1 ro•cl t)J11 11 Ofi1 I) . I. ~ ~.ll & Sun l2 5, 2750 c;unrwl Ur 546 ~ $76.!00 ·~up1·r Sh•HP M esa Vcrdt! V1ll.1 Only $32,000. Call !>S7 4643, ~ner. ~'),A DAil Y PILOT Saturday. July 12. 1975 Hi n For S. Hou·~n For S. lHoan For W. cu·••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• 'CMte M4tsa I 024 tt.t"'910111Hda I 040 ........... .,. kadt I CMO ...... ~······················ ..........................•.. , ...........•.... al ~9e!~~~ ,.a DEANE GARDEN HOME cant Mt!:.a Verd· h<>mt'. , • Clo:.t! tu cvl•rything :H05 Barl.ladu:.. CM Nolhint: •••down W urld Hl'ul t:3u1 l~. 5!>6 7777 COM! A.HD SH. •. ~ush landscaping & secluded wrou~ht !r<>Jl. entry gat e ; mass ive 18 n. ceil 's. m_ entryway, liv. rm. & formal dining. Library /d en , 2·sty. frplc.: beaut_i.fully paneled fam. rm.: lge. bright kifrh. 2 Huge bdrms .w /pvt. ba. in one wing: lg~. mstr. s~te. double door entry & s~ke!" tub in other wing. All this o looking truly spa rkling pool ! , 4 2 11 l:SJt. I l:JA + guc:.l rm • . 81.: H ·2 Lot. ~J;:,ooo . Owner 5-l~· i005 BEAUTll-'UL 3 IJr, ~ ba. added b1i: ram. rm l.:i:-l 1 • cbanc·c SJ.000 undl'r mkt. •• v.iluo. $-ll.WO !>14',., A:.· :.umablc 5-llf.100$ C..twy 21 -Rossmoor RHffy 21 3:431-3524 21 3:43 1-3 105 .. Owner :!hr 2 l>a rn11do. New Crpt '-1tchl•n frpl 2 Huntingto.. ae.odl I 040 Huntington hoch I 040 ca:.._ g"r s:l~.~. ~ !17tl2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE 3 Br. 2 Ua. GJme Room. du:.e to all !>Choob. A~k ini; $-17 ,950. As..,unw Fili\ loan. For m ore mforma· lion call. UJn lA.:C & A:. SOt'. ti7:S·ltH i TRANQUILITY MJtu rc IJndsc<i pcd courtyard lead::. tu a lormJI doubl\! dour en I ry, nollce thl· calht.'<lral ('C1h11~s & large family room in this 4 bedrm. 3 balh home. ~paosive w.e or glass l>nngs the ReAJEstate byMLVAY panoramic view ol · BY OWN~R 3 br. :? ba. SEACLll"I-' COUNTRY DRUM, DREAM. frpl. d101cc local11)n CLUB into yoor every-• DREAM • Grape:-.. frui t trees! day l1v1ng. Callforan ap· Dream lfl)m c·dre am $42,900. i 194 Aug usld, po1nl~cnl. ~ocation. Dream pool & 556·0567 Ontu 3acuzz1. for {'Vt•ry family needs-2 M lifll.. li brary. Dona Point I 026 huge bonus room-la:-.l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 yl'ars µrare s. Ca ll llAHG1\IN! ~ 968-4456 ,\c.Jurablc:i lir. -C:::C:... 11 ASSUME. ASSUME B1~ Ii v. rm. Zoned for 536· 7542 SJ6..8868 a beautiful loan & find apt. $-l<!.900! 496-84!17. BY o~ER the house you've always n,.... wanted. C DS lot·3car FountainVall•y 1034 Mc redilhG a rdens home. g_a r .·lrg. )d2 Slory I.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,~ I. J BK . Z Story, large fam· ".ues l a uc a ul y. Ca 11 Lonly Stratford 4liH . 2 1 ~ l>J . P oo l w/Jacu.u1 Plll'>h carfkl· mg thro u g hout. Near Xlnt :.c h ool . Call 968-9594. rm . .:ci t 1n kitche n 968-4456 for m al din-rm. pool.---- Jacuu1, a ulomallc pooi HUHTiHGTOH 1>IHep. WJl<.'r soflner. HARBOUR ~a rage d oor o pener OPE:-ISAT SUN I 5 -'S P A C E M A K 1-: H I I . PLUS many more xtras. t::lcga11l h ome n<.'a r Sil!,500. or besl offer. waler. Spac1uus om + Mu 1>L ::.e ll ! O wnl'r/ f am rm , charming Broker . O::ays, 58(;.5550 courtyard. tiled e ntry. ~ves. 545-0503 ' i\1>king S92.500. :J9711 M11> Green broo k 's t-'1ne:-..l 5 Br. 4 Ba. huge rumpus room w /s pec1aJ features. $84.950. Owner!Jti!S 8400 OPEN SUN 1-5· 6501 Glen lral . W~ll.\\'E. -• . SkiMy Dip l>r. S&S bll. ! & bonus w /pool. >l:!l!-7507 or 6311·5010 Hkr OT lll-:R ll OMES l ~ H U NT I GTON ll ARUOUR ON OR NEAR WATl-:R. CALL !<'OH INFO in your own very pn v:Hc poo l . 1-;n c h a nl 111 g courtyard w1fount;i1n Jeads to lovely 3 l:Ut :!' ~ ba & den Meadow hnmc. Ass umable V/\ lo.ir1 Reduced to Stil.500. ltt•d Carpt:l. Realtor::. M93· 13.'il OWNER LEAVIHG COUNTRY Mus t se ll thi s 1m 4 BLOCKS TO BEACH ,, R E ALT Y INC. 714/846-1371 ----w ALK TO IEACH only $39,000 £a::.y lcrm1>. 8', 111tl'n°1>l Vacant. tuly 2 bedrm ho m e on 5Uxl 171:? lot. Zoned H-3. Cull anyllme. SCOTT REALTY 536-7533 ~tlNI F ARM . 2 RR. Ba (2) FOURPLEXES home on xtra hu,ge lot. Only one year old. E x· Country atmosphere. len::.1 vcl~ upgrJdcd . fence. :-.ep . gar. $34,500. Bwll on large lots. l::ach O.K. tor Xur::.ery School. unit has 1ls own pnvalc CLASSIC IEAUTY Bkr. l!\#Hilt yard. Walk lo bcal·hes & 4 B R . 3 U a . 1'' a m . -s h o P P i n g La r g e 3 rm.Upg radt!d, lhru-oul HOW AVAILABLE bedrm. 212 balh oWnl'r'::. A/C,. $68,500. Mu:c.l see, TOTHEPUILIC unit. Pri ced rig ht. a sk for Koy. 898·2636 AN YON I:: CAN BUY. Liberal financinl! ava1la-I Agent. Over 50 Guv't owned ble. Call anytime. Hmt .... on leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAHDMARK ar POOL Elegantly decorated & m e l1c ul o u::.ly m a in tained. Only 3 years o ld ! One of the most popular s ubd1vis1ons in llunt inglon Beach ! Sparkhni: heated pool on corner lot, & ideally priced at nnly SSl.950. Call 963-5971 or 556·7035. ----WalkerB lee Real Estate -Rea.I Estate byMl!t/AY homes. No loan fee, no SCOTT REALTY plS .• lo down, 3 & 4 BH, 536-7533 all a reas Orange <..:ounty. ----- Counselors ava1lablt! day 7 Blocks to be-ach &evening . $43,950 SALES BROKER 3 Bcdrms in nite. nldcr 962·55 I I art:a. Crpts. drps. i.tove, frwl trees. Walk to evl'r· Abandon•d 2 Story GardH Estate ylhing. Will trade. HL'll Car pel. Rea II ors 536-8836 $32,950 TOTAL P RICE! POOL HOME Rnng paint & save SSS. Gracious garde n entry Open !louse Sal/Sun g1ves way toa brealhlak· Beautiful 4Br w /1-'rml 1 n ~ WO R L D 0 F DR. N r Bea ch & 40 ac ELEGANCE Gourme t park. Anxious owner re - k1lchen with entertaining duced price. by$2000. 9082 serving bar. Large fami-B obbie Circle. Agnl. ly sized livi ng room with 962·~1. SECLUDED PATIO. Sweeping s taircase leads to hideaway master le g u est s u1L C's. BKR. O W NER 11 /\D TU LEAVE' Call 842-8854 TARBELL OWHER·SAVE We'r e having a party fo'ri /Sat 1Sun 1-6. lmmac. 5 Br. 3 ba 2 story. Make re asonable ofr. 19931 Briarly. 968-9'.00. BY OWNER :u'r old . 4 Hr. 2 Ba. Fam. R m . lovely k 1t c h w /brkfst bar. frplc. full cpts & drps, beaut. lndscpg & patio, blk wall. Open House Sat /Sun 12-6, 667 1 Manlyn Dr. ~.950. 842-5679. LOOK ~!!!.~ ~ ....... !~-~.~ ....... ~-~~~ ....... J ~~!!~.~ ........ ~~~ ........ !~.~ ~~!!:~~~ .... :ou MlhiM Vi•to 10,7 MJulott Vl•io 1067 ~!'!.~~~ ..••.•• !~:.~.~.~ ..... M.wport le9dl I 069 tWwport leoch I 069 .......-----..........._ .................................................. . ---:...... -------------•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *SNEAK PRMEW* THIS WIBEHD ROM 10 TO 4 LAGUNA OCEAN VISTA TOWNHOMES BEGlNNING SATURDAY. JULY 12th. at 10 AM. SHARP. WE ARE TO OFFEJl. ALL 34 HOM ES FOR ADVAr,cE SALE TO THE P UBLIC . TH EY ARE TO BE SOLD ON A "FI RST COME. F'IRST SE ltVED" BASI S. EACH AND E V ERY PROPERTY WILL BE Of<'FERED. WITH NO PRIOR RF.SERVATIONS OR COMMITMENTS HAVING BEEN MAD E. This unique condominium con<:ept has been 3 yrs. in the making. Concei\'ed & designed by URBAN RESEARCH DESIGN D E V~L OPMENT ~ORPOJ:lATION . resulting in the most mnovat1ve Coas tline homes with am~nities a nd prices tha t may' never· again be available to the public. The homes offer the following quality features : UPTO: • 3 IDRM & FAM. RM. • 2 .AMO 1/J IA THS • 2 FIHPLACES • 2 CAR GARAGES •WITIARS •AU IUTCHEHS HAVE IUILT-IH RANGE & OYEN. MICttOW.AVE OVEH. DISHWASHER. TRASH COMPACTER. • OUTST ANDIHG OCEAH AND ISLAND VIEWS. There are r:iumerous othe r quality f eatures, including e l ectron ic controlle_d security ~ate, clubhouse, J acuzza pool , s w immi n g pool. volleyball cour t , artistically designed streets & walkways. OFFUED AT UNIBJEVAILY LOW PRICES Jr TERMS IEGIHHIHG AT $68,750 AHO QU.ALIFYIHG FOR THE $2,000 MillMUM·IHCOME TAX CREDIT Due lo the advance offering of these most hig hly des ired homes, the streets & wal k ways h,ave not yet been l'Ompleted. W F: SUGG EST YOU WEAR OLDER SHOES & CAS UAL DRESS. R~EMBER -I 0 A.M. SHARP SATURDAY, JULY 12 Dl.R1':CT10NS : from Lag una Beach, dnve Soulh .on Pacific Coast Hwy. to Wesley Drive. (past Alpha Bet a Shopping Center) then left l ·block & l~ft again to Ocean Vista Drive. Turn n ght ~ follow Ocean Vista Ori ve to its t e rm in u s at "LAG UNA OCEAN VlST A". We will have representatives the re to GUIDE & ASSIST YOU WlTH PARKI NG PROBLEMS, I N THE EVENT 01-~ CONGESTION. FHA-VA TERMS * * HOT ITEM * * JUST LISTED "OriCJinal Bluffs" SINGLE LEVEL Heuutiful Eldorado Trevino mo<IL•I Three bedroom. two bath countrv kitchen, pool-si ze lot. ' · LAKE VIEJO REALTY *** 581-5253 *** 3 IR~ 2 IA TH IHD UHfT $57.000!! OPEN TOO.A Y I ·5 1951 SAH llUNO loff Vb ta loftltol 1 ~!~··1 I 11 0S.fll. Coau Hwy., laguna 494-1177 HASTINGS & CO., Reaffors Ring 640-5560 Dar w EYeeiMJ EoJtbhrff Profeul~ lldcJ. ~ Newport Beach I 069 Ht wport Bt och 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFRONT 2 Custom Homes llARBOH VIEW HOMES 4 Br 2 Ba Jo,_R. Montego on oversize com er lol. Fee land. f'or :.ale 1.> .. • own e r . 1730 P or·l Westbourne Pl. 644-0474! UAL BOA J> ENlNSUL.\ ~xcellent locallon on the Bay & only 1 :i block to the Ocean . t::ach home has 4 bdrm:.. 4 baths & POOL Galle r y, z fireplaces, Newpori Heights; tree wetbar , ultr a modern hidden 4 bdrm .• 31 ~ kitchen & pnvate pier. baths. kitchen bit-m s, 1-~ee land. See ut 1200 East Balboa Blvd .. or with nook; dining rm · call 67~·1H20 ror more de· family rm.; sheUslonl' frplc. Courtyard entry * WE KHOW * tails. with lovely pool. ~7 ,900 LAGUNA HIGUEL c"t.1 0 •H· !_. 1_. *BEST * REDUCED A~ .. LARGE 3 BOHM llOME 71EALTY on corner lot, pool-::.izc $7 ,000. :-.Our Nrwpurl Po•I O ffirr yard, bcaullful ldscpg. T hi s beach d uplex /· SBR. 3BA F t R. Sep. de n. HOSTALGIA 1 Own1.·r a nxious. $61,950 triplex ha s JU Sl had 2 frplcs. Pool. 2400 sq. fl ' Tnmmcd an PINK .Jui.t i a nother pru.:e rt.'<luction. $74,500. i7"1 u a)·port V SI'.",\ .'J'L'J>1•,\CL', /\ltl•'.1\. J "' lvr OU-liul lhl•n again, ""'' r Only ,10', down a nd Way, NH I it ':-. keen lur 'J WO Thl·l large 4 UUHM "J " l"lan ownN s an"<IOus. Jusl --------- Hc:a c h 1s NJ.;AH·Tht.'I w addl'd extralrgfam1ly lime to ~cl tho::.e gn ·al Charm in tnirrorl>d s un· SllOl'l'ING Sl!rcat! Sec. rm. heated ~p:.i . lc11111:-. Summer rentals S70,!XJO. s hine yel low. 3 BR. I' yuu SATUHO:\Y & don'll cou rls. :-.. w1 m puol .1 IQ .1 ~ 2~1BA. Fam. rm. 1915 bt.' IJle. S57,!W . OPE:-.1 1 prt\ ale l>l·Jl'l1 prk1;. UGI Santi ago Dr. Beaut. llOUSE Sal. JuJy 12, 1-5 $!12,500 Place . Baycrt!Sl area. rnnc. 1 1 pm. 1<!62 Catalina. Prap-rt1·-s only. , --1 ~CT ~·:\S T I G~EL 7S2-19l0 "------- 1 !:>HOIH.:s lot \\Ith IX'l'al1 l'OOOUAllnNIW~lfllACH $149,500 1 view. l"'owe~l pnced in -----. -WATERFRONT area. Lon~e:-.t frontJgc A rare U ::.hapt.'CI l :-.lory 5 WITH PRIVATE DOCK Fee owner~h 1 p . 1n Br.J lia.JOOOsqrt,hke .A-6/an REAL ESTATE 900 Glt'nneyre St. 494 94 73 ~49 Ollb TRAN9UIL llc~1rablc Wood's Co\·e. 1h1s vu ho m 1· hu::. I b<lrm. l!St unit. F pks. ulcd h <.tlh:-., deck a dd lo t h;1rm. $67,500 privalc: area. Make offer· new. ~20.000. L1Clo Jsle, lmmac. 3Br. 2ba. Asking~5000 Princ 0nly!5404Hil I FeeSimpleProperty ' ' -CANYON REALTY I 997-4122 EH9-2632 MO:-.IAR<.;H li/\Y Tl':R RAC£. Pres llg1ou::. HARBOR VIEW -cu:-.lom ho m e area . .i BA YFROHT b<lrm:. J baths. 22"xl7' <.;o m e any day this ByOwner-foeeLand family r m . wcl bar. 2900 weekend from 10·6 and •DOVER SHOR~• ::.q. ft. Large swimmmK sec the r emaining new 4300 sq fl. 4Bdrs, each pool. G real family home , homes in Harbor Vtt:W. with priv. bath. Curved Sl29.500. Priced fr.om S7o,4~5. Wroug ht Iron staircase. SUNSHINE LOCJuna Higuel RJtrs. 1800 PorlShl'fficld Pl. Lge formal dining room Panoramic view o l sun. 496-4040 830-5050 Newport lica1:h Walnut Panl'ling 'l Urf & sand Spill level -Throughout ltvin~ w/lots 01 wood &:OPEN ~I Ot?SE:. S un. Visitl>yboalormlrca r gl us::.. 4 BH. 21 ~ Ua. 1 1 i-5pm. 23802 Pasco <lei ,'Jo trafficon wknds SI ... ,"''~) i:.-·· _,,,,1 A Campo. Laguna Niguel $J15K 20';, dn. Open 2·6 J • ··"" • ..,' .r ,......, "gl'lll SM ACK 0 N FA I H: Sat & Sun. 548· 1589 • OPEN SUN. 2-5. Uig ~AY . ..tlidr, 2 12 Ba, 333 Morning StarLane fam huml'. Ul'C.in view t-am. Hm. Formal Urn. :JUH. :-..tudto rm. :!ba. 4 Hm. Frpl , We t liar , garagt:~. · frg s un<lel'k Many Extras .. Sec tu <ap S7!.l.500 .. 1'114 l t :ir Vista prcc111lt.' .... Si45,000. Wa'v S HlEI.U • -;"; H \ I l' I O H I< I·:,\L ESTATE 11uc;o·s. zH H. :!b.1 co~ Ji8Th.:ihc1 St 00 Gla:-.s lined hv rm ol~JI IW'JJ. lrplc. deck St;7,SOO. • • U l, U 1<: J. t\ Cr 0 0 N 'I' 0 W N I l 0 U S 1-: . 1"urnis hcu iBH, :!h<.1 ~:;,,uoo. MONARCH IAY Exotic ocean view. 4000 sq ft near new l br. Bid:-. wanled As k for David Thompson. L. N. Co. 496-24 i3 or l9J.J.i34 ew For I o format1on; 673-7601 OH THEIAY l>U l'LEX $185.000 CLIFF DR. 2 Hr ho m e S69.500 JOHES REALTY * • 6 7 3-6210 ... WALi< TO BEACH From this spacious 4 bdrm , 3 bath family home w1Lh just under 3.000 sq. ft. of comfort. Completely rt!mo<leled. Jmmcdiate Ol'Cupanty Intercom & sofl water · thruoul on land you OWN. Jus t inlroduced Lo the market. Only S89.500. !Hti-7711. Open Eve:.. REMEMIEll •.• FIRST COME. RRST SERVED! • llOUSE DE,\UTIFl..iL: FOR ADDITIOHAI. IHFORMATIOH Split 1cvel :!Bit 2ba on d1>ul>le lol. Cathedral OWHER AHXIOUS! BAYFRONT Vista dcl Lido. Spac 1Br+la na1 Condo. Sulc l:-.1.· opt. own 675-5853 AND ASSISTANCE. CALL tl'1ltngs. f1rcplc, l'oastal ~S!l~LTY 499-1885 ~1t:w.SH1.soo. ~~~4 fbgtwater ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE I Va<'anl lovely J BR, garden ho me. Den. Ten· ni s & H ee. Cente r . t;uarded area. $76,000. W~BSCO INCOHPOHAT EU 639·4800 Min ion Viejo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spy9la11-HVH Hms S tlH. f''R. ·3 cor ~ar. View, upgrd'd. By owner 640-4467. LIDO IUYS! • SUPERB 38R 2ba on IYOWHER CH O I CE HARHOR VIF.W 3 Br, 2 bu. D.H., 1>1Jper 18(' kit c h e n . P rol. lund i-c ape d w /s prinkle rs. Quality thr·uoul 1 blk to pool. lluy"r can move in before school s tarts. SH .GOO . 1833 P o rL B urmoulh Pla ce. 640 4676 40' st/at lot lmmed. OC· 1----------W.ATIRFROMT Boat dock. jusl rt'd~ 110.000. 615 Bays ide . Owner . 557 _...a c upoocy. S109,$001 112 Vla HAVRI::. ~n Sun I 5 • OKAMAT IC38R ~1 ,ba 2 1lor., 011 con\cr slrada nr: club Very mouvot~ seller $1 19,000! 125 Via KAVENN A. Open Son l·S )Jritt\ngham Rultp , .. /\It~ 3336 Via LldQ ---- • Y.ACAMT • w otwfl"Oftt HotM 3 BR, f'am·rm, comp'11 rrm odrled to new. l'l1v. pier & fiaat . Beat tcrtl'.MI avail. or ~rode. Balboa ~_ay Propert1e.1 642·47St or 615·7060 • . ... •••• ..... •••• ~:1t11>t 3 B fat V11sl •••• l 1n onJ) <.:a l 5(11!· Bl ltV I ~U:I htm we <,;\e1 this hve. SG!t,t f':. 544 Hu i 3BA ruo1 Jo'ar plui: GI 3 'I hug• $53, J San Du pl 3Ur Tri~ 4PI( 5 Ur I Rea San . c. ••••• t STI ba, to ~ mar urn pl a lane bc h Jm 493- •• OPJ Ran l!ba w /' Id s syst m er too. llC l.a1 ~ant •••• :>nly Hu, <kc - one baU left DO\ fur i''ra: -lo4ob k •••• :ust1 Eas ava All wal: pa11 644· 10 x Vill et-: LO 1 E SlOI $4,!I ~en If •••• De~ hlll. wil Pe acr s ub 0( Vea sol.I de' Cle Na tle1 S4C di\' pro g r Aid 3 Ta pv\ ere $1! 836 -""' •••• c Prl 38 "' Sl2 " R.i Co • ••• -Ai t..c 10! $1. ~ .... -i I 4 p, te - j Ho.in 'Jor S• Cowrclal ••••••••••• •••• ••• ••••. Pro,.rty 1600 Income rropieny 2000 Income Property 2000 R•ol btatt ......_. Uafwtlillwd Mewportleach 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ········:··:~·········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• bchOftge 2.100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sellurday.July12, 1975 DAILY PILOT ··c~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFRO~ 2 DUPl.l'~XES. l,.;argc lot. Newport 11.:hL'i 3 Ur home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mtscil 1224 Ho.Mt l• J"'lll I ~~ .. m 7 .. 0 for mur~. Bwldt!r. + dupl~x .. ~l .000 C.i.11HAV£2condo:s,1 br, lb , ....................... U•fwllli:tlled ....._ U.._,..a..d H .... F'ttrt1&.a.d~ East !:Hull Tri IC\ .. I horn.. 0 .,..,, ., ., O ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• U-..&.·-iah.....a 200 B .. .. Hice buil~w.i. i.pec wncr. b-1b 5t1'11 t sl y • nr Cal Sl.i\e Huntl ~ ~ 3. t , CJr:, • 3 U;.1, hu~c tacular VICW, eitt.!Cuhvc r'ullerl.On $Jlt()() cqwty, l!:ASTSIDE. llt!WI)' d~· '")tOft leodt 3240 LOCJUftO leach 3248 .................... . i'~mily ltm, 4:'JOO Altu ft * • •...., 5 UHi.TS '177 O"' b ruratcd 2 br Spurush in ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••1----------• -V1i.ta.V.it'Jnl.tWl81J'~. CJ Ices . HtH.lu<'c d C 1ir......-~ mo., n3 r,l i,.,fj.,, 4·Plt!X. Nu ch1ldr"11 or 38r, 2ba. frplc. den. d1i. Si>S0,000 aro ....,... Newport llc1~hl:o. On\I jdJt, St!Curily nr So C:.t " hwasher" istovc. 1 t•h1l<J u c .. ut1(ul uc•t•<i n v11.•w llLL GRUNDY f 22 4C>ttt St. block Croan 17lh Mrwl Phuoa , S5SOO eqwty, $187 ~ogs. $300 loci utJI 2&3 OK Across from i.chl home. I.rt; nr m·w J Br, 2 SonCl1m1nte 1076 Realtor 675-6161 N•wportt.oc.h lluu~c l'I U,, two modern mo W1ll lradee1thcrfor SaolaA~aAve,6730797 $350 mo. g.a2.3U7o l>etw ba, t;im rm. frpll', b . .:u , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----You arc the winner or <Juplcxc:. Uy j1Jp0111l late model car, clc. ~Jmc 4 BR 3 SA ··~-""·· N noon & S. 898·1981 Jltcr .. ._ .. ru~e S425 le.c.c. Av.ul NEWPORT IEACH &Im mer & >·early ll·oa:u:o f'rom $t150 Muolb llLL GRUNDY Oce .. "'-'~IE TW ment only V.llue 638 1769. · ............... r. " """.,. W CAJ'ISTHANO c:om'I Ill· OFREETICl(ETS ___ Back Bay. $3H.S mo. No p.m 1\u g 15 5Jt. 4ti5~ 1'12 yr Ot•w ridU1'c I l'lt•:\, <Ju:s level .l1·re. fo'ry l'X ($20 Va.tu•) I£. aauail ~Real Estate pcls. 642·5777 * * * * eves Wkn1b Reoetor 6 7 S-4 l 6l only J bluek lo l.x.·och pos Sl tr5 sq fl 100 uwo lo the Wa ted 2900 C<1ll Uob, 133 1~1:17 01 OL y SUPERIOUA Plac• .•.•.• ~ •••••••..•.••.•• M l::S;A DEL MAR beaut 4 David Mayhew LtC.tM' oll wOoJ & ~la:.s T--h-. S!l8·1J:!6 Condomlnjurns MOTOCRos'"'s" Prap•rti•a IRVl"'-'ECOVE br, 2 ba, ram rm. frplc, 1161 A~Cr. 1ome ovc1 luukl:n • own ouae Bl'.:LMONT 1t1· \I '1 f I I 70 752-1920 " screened patio. U.e .,35. H-_...,~ .. h Villa~e & occJ11 5 1 UnfundtJ.ed 3525 ---~ .. ~ ·y ••• ~.!~.~ ............ ~ Salurday,JuJyl!lth lllOOOUAILSl NIW,OIUllAC ltesponslbl ~ pcr:.on Refs 979-0238 ....... Oft oc hui.:h ram 1111. w,I k : ...................... . By owner J HcJ, :.! ba at the • ---would liko lo buy direct · You are t e wmnerof lots 1>r deck:. & yrd. llUNT. HBR. 2 br, J h.1. C.:ustombualt, oce_.n vie~ HORTH LAGUNA. L.A . COLISEUM lndustnal/, from owner. Home or lot. $195. 2 br, appls, pct. TWO FREE TICKETS Ma!:>l.cr :.ulle ha!i Homan bllns, 11u drp.s & poolt l\o home, quick IX>l'ses 1on, CONDOS Please call 6'12·5678, ext Proper y 2100 Plea:.e call 831·1400. PRIVACY! 2 br, child, ($20 Vitluc) ~ub , e\tr.1 li;t• ~howcr. ~ls. ~50 mo. 581-~-i we 11 k 1 • 333l I · l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---pct lo lhe lrnk Very pri .. ,,.•of --I own S<in OccunV1ewi.-2&Jbdrm. oca1m yourtck~LS. 1-...a llOUSE WNT'DllOUSl!; .. uR· 2 Ba k'ids ""t ,. · ~ u Du.J UL-3600 Clemente builder built (North County t.oll free nu-Comm......_ L' 1 d li OK .. u • • • .,... . OLY SUPERIOWL Cul <le !:'1;11· S775 . 111e _,..exes no.TI th\s hom" ror h1rn~,,1r & u111ts from $54,000. "'~ . S I I ~ ..-or!! osr, e, nq . AGT. FEE MOTOCROSS gardcill'r cl~..u.'>26. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " .,~ C 11671!7225 numu.:-r*1s 54* ().*~* .) u e ur ease :J.000 sq. fl.. Qw1k Cash. 675-8849 HOMERo...a ... 11:.a5 8 BA ·• IJved in it IU yrs Wu.., a ~ .tone M · l. Xlnt fur lt. ,__ Saturday JuJy l~h $l S. 3 UH , 2 ·pvt x;.aru "'000 N r . ' , L & ~aragc . El M<X!.·11•1 ~ ...... ow~.000.·IO:.I m .g. adm, 01· rep ;!8lolOUn1ts,Costa Mesa •642-9900• atthc agunaHi9uf'I 3252 ... 0396971 Y ['; Av ~. S.in JuJn TW0(2)BRllOMES onl Toilets, heal, A/C. On ureu. i''or principal.----L.A.COLISEUM •••••••••••••••••••••••area · - !>t4·4W4 lot, C.M. in good repair. Placentia 10 Costa Mei;a 546·9556 N~WPORT Rmera Dix. Please call 64.2·5678. ext Townhou:.c <! BH :! Ba Apartments Furnished Nice s l. Motivated seller. Will t rade for Orange --Twnhsc, 3 br, 2 ba, d1:n, 333 to claim your tickcli. lrplc, d:.hwhr :.! kneed ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca., c1\ •o..•11 • •llfC tll lflll'Al t "'-•~\.II JUST LISTED Hui Id e rs own bea ut. JUR, fam rm, 2' .:bu + room w /separult! ctHry t'anlaitic ocean view, plW>h landscaping GREAT OCEAN VU. 3 Year ~Id 48H, 2ba, huge family yard. Only ~.900. Priced lo sell ! AA REALTORS 100 W. Mariposa Acru:;s tbe st. from Albertsons Mkt. San Clem . 492-2100 Uuplx nr e/lhing$.'i7,500 3 Unit fixer $59,SOO Tri pix nr bch ~.000 4Plex, oc vu $129,000 5 Un its xi val ~.500 Cal\ l:Serlha llenry Realtorti 4!Yl 4121 Waterfront Home $159,000. 498-3483/213-287-lil:H San Juon Capistrano I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \_\I J J·:,, HE.\I]'' Yea~er Realty 556-6171 <.:dunty homes. Own bldg 1:RAllE SO a~rcs pr~uc-frpl, pool, )ots mort!! (N _ ... ,. 1 I' l (> I G ·• & h:.ivc tax sheller too. mg Lemon 9rove. Clear $365. 836·498Sor962·7788 o..-.. u ..:ounly lo I free a ioi. 00 a rage " Balboa Island 3706 32 UNITS 0 n I y SG 7 • 5UO (,0 W $250, ,000 eqwty. Shopping number is 540-1220.) mi. lo bt·.1d1 UnJurn or ••••••••••••••••••••••• A BERG ENTERPRISES CO OWNER Awartl WIOOlng pnrie or ownership all adull u111ls. Sched ul e d inco m e $67,260. Priced al C l P VERY Clea., 3 Br, 2 BJ, * * * * pa.rti.ill~ lur? c,'hild or WATElU-'f<UNT 3 UH . J ~~TOEH~S'~ . L 0 W -~n er roperty. 54&-9556 pauo, 2 car garage. S325. 1>cl ol.. SJ54J 5:11 5~1. Ud , Fam & Liv H111 P .. CIEJC 12 lo 20 Units. Deferred 847-356Jor 979-0<193 HUNT.CLOANNDODMA_ HK On N1gud l;olf Cou1:.t• :! Deck, p11 p11.·r.yrly$l;:ll1 "" n mainL OK. Prine. or 673 724!8 • REAL ESTATE broke rs. OK.548-77ll EASTSIDE 3 br. frpl. l BR.~. mi.LObt.>al·h. Ur, 2 Ii ... rcfn g w ice · 642-0200 D/W, slvt rng, dbl gar, $250. Lse. Agl 645·722 1 rn~k cr • .:.ell c le.intng BACHELOH Apl . p~rll.:. S. & S. Townhouse. 11683 Garden G rove Blv<t 1600 sq. ft., 2 bcdrm, den. 2• ~ ba., Cplc, former model. $3000. Under new units at S39.SOO. Assumabll! 11 .. ·,; loan. 638·17b'!J. -----Rentals lg. rncd. bkyd. Cul·de-• oven, A, c. Wdll'r i.ollnt'r, furn 'll .. g ar. prkg. •150 Princ 1 ·pals onlyplcase Loh•orsale 2200• .. •••••••••••••••••••• Sac. SJOO mo. Wlr. pd. W AT~~ FRONT 1wa:.h \:i dq':r, S325 mo. Yrly 1;752wi ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hous~5Fumlshed 646-0173aCt6 townhouse in Huntington ca:.e 1!1 1·1:1515 day:.. G7s.652~ Harbour w /3.5' boat "lip, _073_71~ c"e & wknd:. 1 ~70,000. XLNT. VIEW 3BR, 2ba, on Bluffs in Hun l 1nglo n U1:ach . lmmed . PO!:>S., no quah· fying. Will help finance. Ownr./Agt. 5:.16-8821 3 Br, I •,it ba Condo. As· 4 UNITS VA assumable loan. IO'i~ down. Scheduled income $6,780. Priced at$55,SOO. PAUL W. BRUMFIELD & ASSOC. 642-8550 sume Ga..-1<.i . ~4.500. $9500 ---------- down. 118 646-563:.!. OCEANFROMT DUPLEX REFURBISHED Furnished; lrplcs .. xlnt in Sa n ta Ana New rentals. Hurry · priced lO drps /crpts /slove/painl. sell immediately! :.! Bed rm /2 bath t;ondos $169.500 o n lovel y s pacious NEWPORTIEACH grou nds. Only $19.950. REALTY 675-1642 N.B Bayfront f~e lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ SOxlOO, trade or sale for G eneral 3102 ATTRACT1VE2brhouse, 2000 s~ fl. 3 br. 3 ba, liv, Mission Vie·o 3267 Corona del Mer ~722 I I fncd yd. encl. gara"e. fam, din rms. Pool & ten-I ••••••••• •••••••••••••• oc .. com m~r (·t a l . ••••••••••••••••••••••• $200 ° . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-3400 CHEAP IE l br, SSS., ulil . mo. 548·~ n1 s els. 846-9028 or 2 ll t • EXCEPTIONAL l br rcn pd 846-9160 I , I I Ba . red yd, led f<)I' part1euk·r SAN <..:LEM Jo;NTE lut on ' N.8 . Also 2 br, Lag. NEWPORT Ills duplei<, 2 , c.am~~r/ boat. ~ctes:. maturl' adult Look';u· Beach, $225., ut1l pd, br, fncd yard, no pets. 4 BR, 2 BA. renc.'Cd yd, 2 11.:JO·l~_or 581 llOJ6 d'>r l•'ui·n'd. llous"~ 3t···· the b ca c h , c h o 1 cc s1r1gles p t CdM 1 b p " ~... .... . e s. r + re f. ma rr1ed. $225. car gar. bltns, DW, cpt.s, ... rt 8 --L 67:J t2ti5 Hiv1e ra Dist. $56,000 pool, single or couple. 673-2256 drps, $32S. 962-0lll n ewpo e~ 3269 Lot. cxcl. Cyprus Shore Also walk to waler N.B. 2 ------••••••••••••••••••••••• C t M 37 24 $35,000. Lols H-1, H-3. br, $2U5. Ocean view l br 3 HR. 2 Ba, nice yd. $325. ACROSS From Lake & TOWNHOUSE 2 br, 2':: •• ~!.~ .• ::~ ..... , ... ,., H-4, from ~15,000. Sl25 .. ulil pd, N.B. Ab'l'. Nr. Placentia & Wilson. Park~ sly -I br, 2 ba, :.i car b a . po u I , h I l 11 !-. • <..:A LL BERTHA HENRY Fee. 979·l:M30 963-1777 gar . ~25.1:147-3354 wash1dry, i;ar No t~ls REALTORS 492-4121 ---675 9188 -----Balboa Island 3106 3BR furn 'd ., close to 2STY. TWNHSE. 3 br. 11:! • ATTN. BUILDERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• shop'g area, schls. Cul-ba, shag cpt, new drps. ULUFFS CONDO :J Bil, Two adj?ini~g lots <Ap· 1&2BDRM.HOUSES de-aac :.t. Child ren Pvt. patio, pool, etc. 212 BA 8t>aul <k cnrat p rox. 124x380) lOnc d REAS. RENT welcome, w/cons1der 963·5427 ed. l'arl1al Uat·k llay County R:4 with ocean 675-6921 pe t s . S 3 5 0 mo . \icw. Avar l 8 1 75 s.525 v1ew.H;ip1dly apprcc1at· D ISCOVERY REAL WALKtobch.Nr.ncw4 per mo !17!>7122 Mr:. ing arc.i.. fo'ull price CoronadelMcr 3 122 ESTATl'.;,64S·so.15 br, l '<i ba, dt>I i::ar., fncd ~-mg $75,000. VOG~L CO., ••••••••••••••••••••••• yd, bltns. cpls. drps, LOW RATES -< •Studio & I BH l\pls • •Water Beds •TV & Maid Serv A\'"111 •Phone Serv. Hld pool •Children Se~·tion :.!37tJ Newport Hlvd, \.;~1 !>tlS-9755 or 645-:.l!l67 Realtors. 548-9346 gx c EPT J ONAL 1 br 3 BR. l BA. frpl, dbl. gar, gardener mcl. SJJO. (:.!IJl BiCJ Canyon Home l BR Furn '$1K.'i ---comp furn 'd 1·ncl TV boat/lrlr. access. $285, 3 434-7624 : (714)536 ~ ForLcaw i\v·•il Sepll Lots of bllns, pool, wall.. EASTSIDE W1l1Yours Quahfy! · ' · ' br.lba$265.64.2-1659 -CA ... L .. L" .. ,;:,.,., ulils . grdner. Qual'd., LEASE 4 BR.2 Ba.crpl.':t, .,....,,,..,0 tu :.h o pping ·~ 1111 Ai.k for !''rank, 839-8321., 2815Npt. Blvd., N.B. Z STORY, 4 Br home, 21:! Agt. ---------- ba. lge yd & deck. clost.!i----------1 to schools. shopping & --- marina. $05,000. 493 519ti Duplexes/ Units sale I 800 I B R, 2 B a , 11:100 s 1J fl . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • playro om. pati o. landscaped. Lge lot nr b ch. As k 1ng S54,oOO Im med occupa IH'Y . INCOME 4010 mature ad lt. only, no S•p. Hou"'•r. _1._._ . drps, frplc, Di W, lndscp, B beach 931 W.19thSl. . /4 pets. $::!75 mo. Li.c . ~ -~~ LUFFS :Hill 2•~ba . 5-18-~!:t'l THREE IIOUSl::S AND is total commJ~!:>ion you 673-1265 3 br, 2 ba, range, cpts, $375. mo. 213·691-S!!tH FR OR. S.125 mn . yrl} r----------fu11DUp~c~c~X1.0•,f.10D5o,~OOn: pay for qualified real ---drps, $325. 548-7437 3 BR 2 BA all bllru. 2 car be. 81..r. 559 1611 ---- v el:.lale wh en yuu l1sl VIC . .FASlllONlslnd,dli<. . . r' d d. L··d FURN li,:e 2 Br apt. t'lo""' Owner will carry. 1'.:arns personally with Charles 2 Br, 3 Ba. 2 sty, 2 car 3 Bit, pool, frplc, p~t10 & garage._ nc . yar ....... :. 2 Lt:. UH, l ' ~ ba. patio. lo shopping. adultsl nu 15'/o nel,net.Renlscan Quintard, Hcallor for g ar , w /d , ulll pd. v1ew,n~pels,l ch1~d~k. o~.Nolee.$3l0.mo.lsl dbl ~<Jr,frpl,rl'modcll'd. pels. Inqui re 17 !1" be raised.CALL lop·dollar sa lcs.Numbt-r s5ooimo. s ummer. Yr· 979·11190.556·7mM1m1. PioneerRlty,8-12-442! -1 110 m1 to oceanfront. Rochesler.1rcur1 PRESTIGEHOMES one (lfl)mdollarvulumc round begins Oct bl, at 3 Br, 2 ba home-Mesa AVAIL.AUG.I Nwp t ll br ll gls ----- u ENJOY 'fllg WJUE Realtors 645-6646 for listings "01·• 1'111''74 by "'>u5 mo. "500 sccunly & v d 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home SJl.iO I m 0 · ~HM · :.I 11 ~I SU~S. ATTRAC. 1~wl'l, 1 & ., u " l .., C r e . S 3 \J 5 mo . 1197 ·2420 den, palw. bl lns, gar;.1gt•. OPEN SPACES of thb other firm:.. Owr • 5000 c eaning. 675-9271 / (213) Owner I Agent &12·5000. with carpels, drapes, d1!:>· • 1 adult. 00 pct. 2Z31 n 493·3893. Ranch-11Lylc home. 4BH salcs 1>eoplc & all !l 782-1155anyt1me. hwasher, buHl-in.s &dou· 11.irbor View Horne, 4 Br, Rutger:; 2ba, panel 'd fam rm REAL TY INC. DUPLEX, C .M. Orange County multiple H f ... Be h 3 l MMAC., nf'wly decorat · ble car gar. and more. :.! Ua. nr. all schoob. park w /wct bar, hcaut. 7141 846_1371 Two 2-bdrms., l bath; hsllng boards available unin'll.on ac 140 ed, J br. 2 ba , pool & Close lo ocedn, nr. & pl.iyground. comm NEAT,CLEAN IBr,walk ldsc p g, nighl·ltghl garage.Sellorlradefor dtnocxlracharge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pat10.S4SO. lsl &last+ Magnolia & llam1lt11n . pool Avail. lit l5. $525. to s hopping ::;175,mo syste m. bcaul. appoint· Houses to b_e ____ units. e . d •3 Br. home nr bch, pvt. $100. C/8 . <.iardcner & $375. mo + SC(!Unly UC· Gard ind H33 1&;1. 642-7151 mcnts and room tor JXIOI moved 1900 . PYRAMID LJf ntar ..palio, frplc. Nice yard. pool ma m t. incl. 22 171 posit. FRANK LEAHU, ------ loo. Sll9.95u. EXCH,.. o...aGORS REALTY SJOO tmo. 675-5810. Raleigh A\'e, ~-bl97 or Agl. Ph : !>46·9950d~:vt·:-., lkaul. UluJb Condu Lge Furn 2 Br 110NO l1 1•"Al ,'l'Y I.""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• """ 631 ""0 "' cc•53419 ·1u1• B u l'I dr u '"' ·"'-' 8331768 SINCE1946 LnnunaB•ach 3148 ·vvoo ,,... '0 '·2 '~·a . .,-.75 ilns,ww, p:.,pool 27/il 2 f'orbc:. l<d. lJ U I <..: K s a I c ! 24 x 4 o • -~ "" FJslblul f Hlly ti-14 ll:J;j "::!00 A I It l d d I Id be 3355 Via lido, N.B. Suile 295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAl'G L' 3 l> J AUUL1' d •. b ' . . .. . ( .S, no Ql' :. Laguna Niguel li:ll 9411 n• woo lW ang to ' "' r. am rm. con u:.!ur, 11 :: a &l:!-!l!)lU movt>d. All offers t·on-----Pho,-6"l-'.299l-Anylime Sharp ocean view conlem-frplc, d101ng1k1l chc11. 1 yr old Sll:IO. Marane1 Oct•an Vu, li.:e beaut. J Ur. ;anta Ana I 080 s1dercd. Lo('atc<l at. The 701 0 ll 1:. our rntcnl lo <'On· porary home. 2 Br. 2 Ba, Ex. s pacious yd, covt•rcd Cove on Newland :\n: ~ Uct honh.'. 2 frplc '!:'I ) rs LRG l Hr, pool. nr shulJ'o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A m cn~;,an Legion. 215 /4 l1nuc <ti 3', or 4'• until, den. furn except Bdrm. patio, blln bbq. $J25. !168·2::!97 lw. i;rclnr & water ix! adll:. no Pl'~-Cul t>41 )nly SHOO down. J Ur. ~ 15th St, N ~ 673-5070_ AssumalJle loan ava1la prep a Y m enl penal Lies Avail Aug. at S375/$400 Open house 2115 Orange S550 mo 511:1 ~tl:I l&s-t MonrtJ\ 1a, s.~ 03!11; B 2 c 1 1 ble on this nurth CO!:>la a r c o u l I aw c d 1 n per month depending up-545-30~0 lrYine 3 2A4 a. ·ar J!Jr. mml'I lncom• Prop ...... 2000 , . .,, r llAR''()I' ew ., I •)I. ,. ... .... d ., I Oc .. ... •• , Mesa 4 ·Plt:x . All :.I ....... ornld. on No. or le~ls call - -••••••••••••••••••••••• " ' I ,, Jr,,ua, vOlY"' • .,Jc.: u .ll'l •• ,,. _ _:cup!._nc:_y.S.12-~ ••11••••••••••••••••••• bedrm, 1~~ bath unit:.. 49!1·2109 Eves & wknds. 2 BR, l Ba , lge pJt10, !>J!I RENTALS all "lrJ!:'I !' .. rkllh· yd. w frpk Ju:o-t rL~ct l 'lll ALFALFA RANCH Owner w1U help finance Mountain, Desert, 2400 or Mr. Brubaker a t gar. l Blk from 17lh St. 2 BR. 2 Ba .. ~1350 360 ~\~c.., ind't.I. ~ai.c rxl ~185 mo. bl5-2'Jl:J llOOAcrcs,h1gh pro<luc-with minimum down •• !l.~~~~••••••••••oow• 54h6-060lduringworking $185.mo.548-587!1 3BR.,2BA ...... ~ I HR lrJller Jdulls.-1111 t M l & $89,950. Call Mr. Black at rs D p · t 3 •BR L,. h d ion. anagemen Sun Valley, Idaho. 28 r + · ana otn 3226 ..., · rurnJS e J Hit fam rm dhlc fplc. ~ pel:.. ~IOU. 548-t>l?:! 11r marketing contract ~~~t~~~l~:~oc~~~tcd loft. 2ba, l''ully equipl 3 BO house, half blc to ••••••••••••••••••••••• SU M~ERRENTi\LS ba ':.. co ~n er l u l lHti:.l.\87 available. Other ranches modern kitch. All re c Beach, ~JOO. a week. Beaut. Spanish 3 BR, 2 us RAISOR'S Gardener & waler paul available. OCEANfo'RONT fac1ht1e:. a v;.111. s;,!tlO wk. 497·2265or497-1156 eves. home on view lot. 1\va11. llack H<t y. i\dult family STEAL! He w Furniture BILLGRUNDY 4-1 BR units. prime C all 67 5 -913!1 fur Aug.l.SJ75.mlhly.Refs REALTORS s4 35 . m onth l:.!!l!S Realtor 675-6161 oceanfront. Owner wall availabaltly. Newport Beach l 169 Mr. Hoorcbeke, ~-7595 Hedi ands Ort\l' &I:! 05~ ----------1 -----1 finance 30 yr. Associated ----••••••••••••••••••••••• Eves, 539-7444 4523 Campus Ur .. lrvme or 642·4~7 14oblleHontt s 7UNITS-$127,950 South Coas l lirokc rs SALEorlcasc Mt.Cabin, 3 BR. 2 Ba. Aug.-Sept. EIToro 323Z Campus ValleyShop Ctr Ri\YS llOHJ-: l>r :! br, one or \hese 2 l>l-Orm , 2 bath Condoi.. Very rew left al ooly ~19,!)50. to•, Down, completely re furbi s hed. A:.k for f'rank. 839-~1 A)(t . Hach :Sl 10. ,\II uul µ.I (Jwel adull ltvmg. Lob 1•1 open span· l:kaul1full\ ana 1nla1n t·ll . ·~ hlk bus1walk Jll !>hop:. Oii :.lrecl parking & l.n111 dry . Adult 11\'l•r 111 1111 pcl.S. 541{ 1 O!IX For Sal• I I OO "'di'ot'ne·ng gotf c--· 545·8424 673-77jf unfin'd. 0.54 acres, fruit Beaut. furn. Pvt bch, afl. CALL 833-8600 3 2 1 . d ~ "" -.... trees, s hrubs. fenced. In 6 p.m. 646-5705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• po.ss · >a 1.,;µt , rill'>. •••••••••••~••••••••••• 2 Scpar'ate llldgs. Xlnl. Mesl.l Verde Home $ell or beaut. Morrell Canyon, . LA Kl!; Jo' R ONT ·3 b r . Univ. Park Terrac·e. 3 UH. D!W 6 mo or yr. lt.:ase ~ustom. Mobile llomc. ~ cond Ocsirabh! Cost a e x c h f 0 r 1,1 n 1 ts. 1,2 m1 off Ortega Hwy. Spacious bea ut f u rn. atrium. central air, db 2 BA Townho~c nr. pool ~ISO 5-HI 17;,1 Eas~ <..:st. tlwy. Boat sltp Mei.a Joe . /\II 2 BH, 11 2 Owner/Agt:nl. 642-5000. 14 , <! o mi . E . 0 r Ocean Vu home. Sept. or pr1v1l. $395 mo. 581-Ul81 $390. 552-7896. available. Dbl carport. ba.Av~.l .000$q .ft.each <.:a P 1 !:'I l ran 0 . Oc·t.S900.o4 4·()UW. Cum .. · & i·llJ l•Y ••llr HuntinCJ*on 8eoch 3140 All appliances i ncl W•sl•y ...... T--t-Co. * N.B. _O,CEAN.FKON.T SJ'' o<u• I I ---~ BR. J 1:: _HA Condo, 38r, FR. D". Townhclu.•i· IJeauliful !:>llll!:>d & •it-.::.in ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... " .. ,._. . c., ,,,. ~.ouu. c n. Sl'l' • R h v " " v1t•w Imm ·• l'I( .,, washer & dryer. Newly Realtors &H-4910 TRIPLEX * 1-:xcellenl Sundays. (7 MJ IJ85-G52J Houses Unfumeshed anc o ICJO. Air. alt. Close lo schs1park11>ool Ji;.~ ' · "' ~ NO INC HE.\SE 111 ,,u111 painted. Show anytime rental location. Each un· wkday:. aft 5pm. ••• ••• • •• • • •••••••••••• gar. pool. cpl & ~rps. $450 mo. 833·27~ H;,a · + Ot•n , 1 u~nhuui.l' nwr n·nl Ueaul 1 !Jr J 11111 644-2013. DELUXE 4-PLEX it just. refurbished 1ns1dc General 3202 848·11500or586-956.1 11~001 · .1,~~utt"&" swaulnba & Jl>h ::.Hi5 & $17:1 Spa111slt ------& t "165 000 O M t 112 U l I h UNIV PK Tn~r New " c nnas r rp i c · ar I bl·' ·I G a rd e o Gr o v I!. ou . " , . wner o e . na s pus omc. ·.···.·~·•••••••••••••••• Fountain Valt.u 3234 br, 2. ba T. wnho'"' .mn. Nr., "150 mo I l·<i~t· li46-H42ti !:>IY"' u g. JlVI cru ~ar, lt.~1 55 Tniiler S.!600. 1965 Fireplaces, pool, 1.1• 2.2, will consider trade for By owner. Lake Isabella. FREE . F_REE •••••••••••;:! ••••••••• clubhousn & pool· .. •'JU"' " · ' ., pool, !:'IJu11.1. lndr~. ::adlts I ager 493-28'.)5 MUST 1-3 bedrooms, encl. Bluffs Condo. 1\g l . ~95,000.·"'30,000. down. Profess alServ ce <. ·'· ~ llAl'"OI' Jll''ll'\NU~ 3 ,-,301 Lt'l•lson 1 n I lilk BE MOVED. garag"s. Xlnl apprc.,..i·a· 642-6554 491-2065 . .., • ion 1 • Prores:.or on leave, 10 Lse.833-9442 Eves. 'u ' u ..., ~ w ot "uea~·h otr\IJti•i '" ·" •LA.NDLORDS• mos l:.e avail 8/1 Mid· hr. 2 '1 l>J , gJr . dr K-1:.!·?Xlg LOOK!AITRA<-'"T'IVI:: uonarea.Only lO',,down5 UNITS ocean view 2 OutofState Home finders * August. Modern1mmac. NEW 2 Sly. Deerfield opener. !:>oil water. no 1 Br. Adult Park. Nr. payment.,Call83;~3544. yrs old.' Bl tns, crpt.s' & Pro~rty 2600 642_9900 large, 4Br. 2ba w1DR, Home. 3 br. 21 2 ba, lam pets S.'>50 :>48·6610 L1kt•nl'W lBr.Jcrof.sfrurn stores & bus line. Pool. Sparlin1: Inves tment drps. I unit w13 br, 2'·~ •••••••••••••'"*•••••••• fo'H & Dkfst rm. 2 Ftplc, kilch & den <or 4th > ·•Jlr, ~b:1 " l'lks lo Ul·h. b t: h . l' Pl il r I)" .,,, 500 P vt Ply c,,a 1915 Corp California's Lar••est r W D l & 1 ., -· ' > ~. · ~~ _ · ba,frplc.Annualmcome Hawa 1ianLots12.000sqrt. •RenlalServic;!• pallo. ru1ttrees. alklo rps, cps. !HO l'ool Tl·nnl!:'I s385 . blln!:'I lrpk i a1·u~11 ~crennefors«H 1200 WESTBAY SIJ.91!0. Price $121,000. Near Hilo. S2700 each ___ schools & shopping. $395 lndsepg. Cls. lo pool ht las t Hl'len·nct·-. 59::!-581J. -~ INCOME HOl\11::5 1130 Victoria St.. C.M. 041>·5632 . H B. 3 br, 2 ba, kids. pcl mcls J!ardener & Waler. Lease. $425. mo. ~9-9-110 i;.1:! 560H Newport Be ach Dana Point 979·509~ ---H.B. Pool, 3 br, kids Refs Owner. 842-2779. 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1500 ACRES FREE & CLEAR TRAD~-SELL Beautiful tree covered hills & meadows, spring, with greal acce:.s. Perfect for s mall acreage & ree rcal1on sub-division. 8 hr.:. from O.C., 4 hrs from La:. Vegas, in magmf1cenl southern Utah. Sc:•vcral developments nearby. Close to Cedar <..:ity , Navajo Lake. Hnans Uead ski resort. Asking $400. p e r etcrc-Wtll divide. trade for inc. prop., T .D.'s or sell with gr~al t e rms. 1-\l ck Alderette, Rllr, 547-64~ 34 AC S 13600 FP Tall trees, meadows, pvt. easem ent to lar~e creek on future Hwy. 4-i. $195 dn ., $1 28 mo . 836-7202 tusineH Property 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estate *RENTALS * 2 Br 1 h.1 , ~ar. ~drd 1\\.i1I ••••••••••••••00••••••• New · Oet:an view 6 U.,.ITS E h 2800 DANA Pt. 3 br: fam rm, 2 TIBURON Condo, huge 3 UNIV. PARK .tuly l~l. ~7u mo. c~i ll $40 WK L: P I & 2 Hdr ,<t, lOduplexes lromS68.950 " xc an9e ba, rrpl. kids, pet, BR 212 Ba L'am-rm dbl JBR 28 ('•)QC '50 B h '" T I ' t::! 500 Eastside Costa Mesa In-••••••••••••••11•11•••• gardener • '... · · a .······""'°"'.. 1147-527ti. ;ic Color 1 • · maul 8~1:.,~x ~~~:soo d ividuMI huuses tn a Can't Sell DueToTaxes N.B.Sav~S40.mo.3br,3 gar,Creshpaintth.i:1-0 ul. 3 BR,2'2 Ba ..... $12S l465 :.crv. pool T ll8 Mc~\. ba.k.tds,pel,si·ngles. $3S0.963·89ll /Or.162·2554 COLLl::GEPAKK ~cw :l lir. 3 Ba,'(:1111!.lu 4l5 N. NL'wport fll. NIS , 3'112 1Coasl Hwy,D.P. country selling. Dy 3p· Tr&d e Custo m 3 Br 3BR.den,2ba .... $-100 Unrci.tr1l'lcd Vu ol 041;.!)t>Ht 496-3431 poinlmenlonly Duplcxel> In Newport S.A.St55.2 br,ch.i~d.pcl. Huntfngtonleodt 3240 RanchoSa.n .Joaquin Ocean. Frpk. wl'l hJr. · .,., · • __ _ · · New carpet, drape:. & TURTl.I:: OC" ·oo I e on11o a-w or ( p FOURS & FIVES Plac• ..,TTE ... TIO.,. HOMEFINDERS paint. 4 Bedrm. 2 ba with J BR. 2 Ba..... . . .s.125 t1on. 045·ti4J7 Hunt Beach. Your tax Prap1trti•a '"' " " •642-9900• OW. Frplc. Xlnt area. CHlNA<..:OV~ OH THE BEACH Studio apts 1''urn. UUJ pd lrom S l 25 mo 10 .1 Mci''citlch·n. tl75 180.'> --N-E-WUHITS , .• Quail ~ oSrhoTrDe~s 1:·~~r235Eq7:Jinhomc ~.gtA·:::·:.!ba,,ch1ld,pct. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2en.21;11 Ba.~·R··· ... £0C.IO ~l· .. asl ~l'BQ . i .~·:ir ~..1,r sheltered property in ap· 75'2-1920 DEVELOPERS' $355. mo. 963.4569 Bev or Summer Hental Son Clemente 3276 prcciating area s . 111oooua1ul.N1wl'On11act1 • HORSE ranch 2 br, Joe GD H,JBaths .. $l!!OOMo. •••••11•••••••••••••••• Furn Traill'r -L11ln S36 257!I --------OCEANVIEW singles we lcome, C.M -------- -""' Ocean v1c.•w :! HD h1lls1dc V1lla~l' ~00 p<.•r mn.luh -----4 4 Sh a r p u ni t s· Old Rock house House And 2 br, 11.R., kids. HUNT. llARBOUH Lux hom1.:. Carpel!:>, frplc. thru St•pl. Yr ka~c SlliU 8 UNITS 6XgroH. Good oreo. Holel in Ucl Mar. lib · pets. singles. Try lhis 2 urious Condo. 4 br. den & dishwashe r ~ mon· <.:all 673-5359 bd9am n u a I I p I CJ c e loncul landmark. Ideal br, Sl35 .. singles. pets, 3 ba . .Boat slip, tennis , VISl•N lhly. 4!1!1 ~941; k ,. for Jo'unky Restaurant: C.:\I. Also unbchevable pool . $SSO . Lease Sub-lca1>e on lkay. 2 li . :!, NorlhCosta Me!:>a.prime Properties. (714) Etc . Sell or trade Lag. Beach 2 br. S225 .. 213.431_6971 RIA\.TY SantaAna 3280 Ua,pool&pdLJo Adult .... In v e s l men t. A 11 2 752-1920 $300.000. 673-7601 Broker utal pd, pets ok. (;dM 3 br, -----552-7500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• No pets. J Mos~ ctl Sl:.!110 bedroom, 1''2 bath,----.garage, kids. pct.!> ok. 1 StoryTownhoose.2 BR, REHT-L.:ASE mo.Lease$850ni5 -15811 studio apls. Annual in· Lohfor sale 2200Lohforsale 2 200 Andswimpool C.M.3br, 2 ba's, dble gar .. patio, BEAUT.NewRanchoSJn Clean 4 UH , 1 •~ B.i AV A IL. Sept l1>l I bll. ln bch, 2 br. $325 & $275 .) r- ly 63J -14Wor979-5157 come ~J8,720. Priced for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• kids, pets, singles. /\gt. cpts, drJ?S. fpk_. wet bar, Joaqwn Twnhome. 2 Br. C o u n l r y k 1 t i: h l' n i mm e diate sale al Fee.979-8430 pools, Jacuzzi, s auna, 212ba,2story.Overlooks wJdshws hr&slovc lti'x $158,000. Owner will as· ' tennis, near beach , golf course & lake. Sti()O. 32' pool. Located•,, mile s1st with financing. Call macnab / lfVl·ne Balboa P~11insuta 1207 adults, August. $330. 547·7044/552·0055 from South Coalot Plala. Exec. Bay£rt Apt. nu furn. 545·8424 , Assq,c i ated ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease. 645-2803, 968-8495 ---Rent $430. lst & LJ!-1. mag. vu of bay & min South Coast Brokers. Jt Most Exceptiona l home UN IV E RS I TY PAHK • -.. ,.1o 1 t & L l l l I r 11 f88 II un the P oint, 80' lot, 28' Sharp 4 BR. 2 BA. bltns, TERRACE CONDO. ::! J.A;ase ..,.. · ~ .is pv pa 10• poo · .:ar. u • (4) 2BR HOMES with ~ l1v rm. rrml. din rm, 4 OW, cpts, drps, $350. mo. Br. 2 Ba, close to schb, i lSO refundable ~l·rnnl} sec. 6 mo. m1n. lscnt S775 963 963 1786 dep. Pool & yard maml per mo. incl uul. 675,·625!1 enclosed garages on b BR. 3 BA . sunrm, elev, •4569 · shop'g pool & n .-e. facil. included. No pd1o Q1ll & 675 31~ acrelol Rm.for more. garde~~ & lg. Cabana IT'SSUMMER,thc sunis $350.mo.551·41~1 545·0223 :Ill tlpm or ---- • DELUXE 7 UNITS. l YACAMT LOTS Magn1f1cenl panoramic shin.Ing-Live practically weekends Ap01hlM11h Uwfwn. blk. ~() the ocean & (2) view or bay. Le~se by in the blue Pacific. 2 & 3 UNIVERSITY PRK . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 38H. & (5) 2BH. Gd. rlOMONTORY IAY. Owne.r . $950 mo. h75·9644 bdrm. delui<e apls, from 3 b r . FR.to; S II LY 3B H, d11a1 .rrplt>, fn~·'<I General 3802 cond Excellent location on channel or 1 ·538~~8 $275. to $405 .. some with PAINTED! ChQiee loe. yard, c-loi.e 10 So. C{•U'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yeager Hoa lty 554j..6171 Corona d•I M-1,.,.2 utilities paid . No foe. Call on the park. Avl. 1mmed. Plaza . ~115. mo. Chlldrl'n RENTAL IO-:ft~ltlti\l-"\ Harbor Island Dr. address. SOx JOO. ... -.... Ls c . $37 5 . own er . we) ome, W /Celn~1dcr $124,500 fee. J ane Frazee 642-8235. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOBIN REALTY. 64<4·1618 pet s . Dl SCOV l•:HY ,\II l.)pe:. Pucifl(' (.;o,)!:'lt 19 UNITS C.M. OFFICE BLDG. Prime Harbor Blvd. cor. 3 Sty. f'inc i:rowth :1r~a Alt'-cond Schcd . inc . SJ.31,214 yr. S685.000 $190,000. S29.384 Gross ln- Wtslef tt-T~Co. <'ome.~M . Bltr. 871-5151. H.V.ltomes 48r,2Ba+ 846·l3ll . . REA LESTAT~;,04;,.'>0-15 C har lc r i. Hc nl .t l (K41) F.R.Spcctvleww/pool&len n b#t.hsrefng in-Deerfield · 3 Br. 2 Ba. ~~v861s!.?~1 .l·\•c.ti46·3'1R7 n1' <._ tennis cts avail.~. lse. cld.' v!canl. '$275. ·Per ~atio ho~e w/~~-lc. ~II South LaCJUna 3286 .rro ""' RtaMrs 644-4~ NEW 4&S units. studio --at ;apts, mony extras. Ul yr c-;::-~ '600 wrile ·off $11M . Open ... house. Call ror appt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-2579 QlllllC! ILOG. Alr condlt\oned. 2 Story I.Aw malnleoatnce. W1•ll 1oc.at~. Lots o( p:i.rklOll $17$,000. R1y McCcrcle Re..._. 111 o Me...-.ort ~1'A M t-:SA~1n!i --8 offi~li. $18.0Ull. grot111 ParlclnK " eJ1y main l~.anN $200,000. 1\:rms. •tw.05()9. - j Y OUftCJ ln•tsfon Duple• Sl8,000 Small duplex·oot fancy but neat and cl~un a..'J a pin Slarl •r opportunity w /outl'laoding term11 Ownl.'r ~larls l11w school Sepl 1n New York . M U S 1' S t: I. L B k r 002 ~'\11. Ouplt•x. Lo dn. Add units po.ubl, .x lnt loc ~2-11666 646·7414 Br. LAKE 4•1tO~D. 644·2877 ; 830-b89o o Ask fo (4'en.h or {.;omJDu.ni~ ~ a£iht~c:.. ••••:-••••':.,••••••••••••• I t d 1806 Lak m · r near by. $375 per mo. OC L'A-N • -hr ..... ~ 0 !! <.. e view, north shore on Alpen Co•taMesa 3 .... 4 Fay,tlkr.962-4471 1 .,44 3 185 .... vv, ••••••••••••••••••••n• D Lo . * .... ea Re . u · or from this s pl'ICiQu.-1 hv1n~ · r. t gaze approx: 192.95 x 72.85 x ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean 3 Br. 1:a.'. Ba . va-551·1706. rm wtwood bc1.1m dn~!:'I. OF:l,.UXJo; 2 lJr on Gru111I .,., ftA<> Only $15 000 Amy Gaston ·1 J 1 <Col Pk )3 Canal. 1.1ttlc u~,1 -h '"'·"""'· , . Ava1 u y IS, . . canl, close Lo schools, $450 U · Pk 3 B 2 b + pane ling & rrpk l'vt Uo d k trpl ~ ()42.8235. (K42) br. 2 ba. lrg Camrm&d1n shogping, Jrg yard & 16x2s·"';~n root' 1~1 m aster s uite upsl1Hrs h e~~ 0~riy s«s~~ '~".~ -......._ .. rm Shown by appl only. gar en $350. 968-3404 Meadowswet!I. Wy. w 12 h d rm :. & both ""L'> children 673 0.._,7 "tC $375 per mo. 64.2 9731 --_ _. -downst•ir:c Int. laundry .-llG CANYON LOT. Super location on Inverness. 90' on 8th F airway w /view of Newport Center lights. Jane 1'razee 642-8235 . (K43) Super 4 bedrm. 2 bath + WALNUT SQUARto; CON area w1slorni;e c·.1b1net "\'.llf"l OHL I MESA VF.ROE, 3 BR. 2 den, crpls, drps, R 0 , DO 2 BR 2 Ra arr ""'nd l>1rt'l·l occl'b' from ::!• JI "'' " , . ~ rm w >a Ba. Crpts, Drps, bllns, $350 Nr Wf'stmlnster · · · "'.. • ~ P~1 cnlr•; 'lo ~itc-1\. f('d yd Kids & s m II pt•t M.lll003 1!169 Ile\ o1 Jo<• pool & rec art·Ol ~75 j!nr.q:i• w c h'<' opnr I 11.• for I q1111•1 :.l11 o. K S3V$ w gardener &-mo R33 0018 Very 1n I p.11m v. v. 01)CJ 111 111 i.t t m o h i ,<t,' (,1~l waterpa1d ~3621 1 ~F'\·11' "·'"IL I h 3~48 d1·t·k111.i l'llltt-1': \ltt'll ~ 1%;• R 1 1 .;1 "-" ·~··~ 1 •• 111 •1 oguna ea~ .. H \' b<'l•1 v. h11·hv.." 3 B ( ••••••••••••••••••••••• Guard ·•.1l1•, ull t" ll'h : C'-Jfboa ~niit1ula 3807 R. l;i• Ha, am .rrn •1 '" 1•11<-. .. r I d I .1 I , Ill l \:\I RO:'ll1 L.iJ111na 1t•nn1 prt q•-' 1·••·• ••••••••·•••'•••• rp c, rpl!\, rµs. lll'u > < • , patio w fruit lrt'C:C Mcs:i 1.,., ~I'" 1, ,.,,. t h• 1 11.,, II• .. rHlo J hr. 2 hi!, Mc\\ fl 111 \111· 1-1 ••• ''" nr I, h <. 11.I)' rt" dcl Mar . ~. (\)'ail lJH :0.11.t I· I< • ,. 1r '• "' ft l\ur, lrpl. S..-c nw c.ill llollv '"' '""' ,., 1.1t4.'<l 11\tlry , t•rl.at Aua . 1s t. 54:;.79 13 , gar Nr ~d11i. $47~ ~u.rJ . ~7ll$ mil. L1>e . Wkdoys IW C'.!llki&.wi..nm. \lh1ll.'>, 1,.i~c -.100 mo Mll·729S 962-3716. Adullsunly .»t·71>i8 &nl\cH!'9-3~. "' Alf\. 1ola·ti2lO • .. W: DAILY PILOT -Saturday. J uly 12. 1975 I ~................. ,.,.. .... h........ Aper ................... . ~ ...... , ........................................•................ CINt• M•H J l24Coda Mesa -ttl4 Hunttntfot1 a.ach 3840 ·~.·········································· .•...•..•.•....•....... t ·Mediterranean Village r. •Wall Lu w:1l l l'll l'P~.'ls. dr;1pt:s •Gr asscloth W:t lkuvcnngs • 1-'ireplaces .. w et Ba rs •Built-in Di st.washers " • Be~med eel li ngs, wood paneling • P r avute patios and balconies •Heated s wimming pools l 'll(I TO IEACH MEAR SHOflftlMG 8~1f Ll tlCul llt'W 2 llll s tudio uplll. f"rplcs, bllnb, dishwa::-.hC'r:.. 2 car garage. Sund\..-cks. From $260. 536·2S7!) •NEAR COMPLt::flON• THE HUMTIMGTOM HEIGHTS APTS Exciting new udull apl:; adj. to Hunt. Harbour • l6884 SI MS• I /2/3 UDR t'HOM ~00 540-8442 or 840.12<» • . ·~riamttl• ..... -4.SO ~a.-s, Trmt ' hrtOMl5 SUO- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••,.•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• D•ed1 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hewport a.adl 3869 • Comer c.2 ror !•••• 806l ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST toy 1modle. blk At • Summtr ltlft1Gls ttO~ Rtntars to s1'.-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8Al.UOA rt-nit\, 2 llr ''L • •u L' •• i ......... . .. J • . hou8u Olk tA> lrny & '-.Ass• .. cmulu uc5 res Uolsa nr. 801acb BJvd lMVISTOIS lnil wl • <• on log •ti&. WATERFRONT bt•uch. J\v;,111 July Ahm i 1~r:.on for ~ Jl~ &'l&Ch 18•0. '1040, 800 6q . 1t: Le nd your money on flt)wural ! :,Jil 7ir.!l VllWS IN br upl avml ht 2 wki, 1 i•nlhouM•. t.73 73!W (714)644·6172 prime p roperty in C.M. J~OST ; 71:1. Ulk male LAU, NEWPORT. ;'i~·pl. U62·K680 _ _ <.:0111l11ut•d Ublll'li.. 1·001 a t 1 O% · Pvt p arty · Vu:. Hu11l. lkh. Need)> Strlklno d~slgn and an tltgtnt, eicclttno way t o ttve. Choos• IC)ftt. bay w1noows. SICVllohts. flr• places. Your own prtvn• patio or b.llcony. A tnenoty m1111on.0011ar roe center. T•innts courts. too. ~ Luxury ad\llt rentals frorri s:sso montn1y. 200 Pf'omontorv or. West. Just nortn Of JambOrff l ·• 1·r r 1 • 646-441' 1• ·• SAN <.;ltunt:nh• iww 2 1.11-, 2 Jllll'u l' Ol'I or uxury l'or lcwsc, 4 room hou:se, m1•clic;111<n1 ,t:waru. ll'I contJo IJlk 10 pi\'r horr11• 1·ouµlc to share $350. m o. C·l, 'Al blek lo Anltouncem...tl/ OOH 14:l5 "~0~3ti•>r,4\J:!~lJ ' n·nt 67~\Jlill. 17th, CM {lncldg 2 Rm p bea u ty s alon) Adt enoftall/ Personals 5350 Ueaut dl'Coraltld 2 :slot') Gora9e$ for R~ 4350 646·3255 ° Lo1t & Fot.d ••• • ••• • • •• •••••••••••• duplt>x. 2 br lll'· l llw11, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• l'Ht-:C;N NT'! bhri:., tn~k . Ch1hlrt•1111k. l>OWNl'UWN l:.M.<.;lo:ied Newport Beach-idea l pro· ~•llMtllh 5100 (;.ir1nl( c·unf1tlt•nlrnl Slt:IJ!i tu ht:ad1 ~75 wk gal'U.:e $25. Sel? Ml(r El perty tor commercia l en· ••••••••••••••••••••••• coun~eling & rdl·rn1l. July, ~:Joo wk ,\ui,:. l'al10.130 r\.llroadwny. t~rvrise.Goodparkina & Abort1un. allupt1on & t11:Hm:> portions can be sublet for Hunt Dch High School. kc·t'ving Offlc• Rental 4400 many uses. Barrett Rily class of GS, reunion Aug /\ l'C1\ HI·: f>-17 -Z563 Lido Isle Boyfmt · >18r w /Sl1p. Sumnll'r or Yr'ly. fl75 47Kl /998 0lt)3. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 50 I W ~1tcliff Dr. 642-5200 9th. Ann 846·3190 . Dr111kint: prnl>IC'm '' T H E F A CT O R y . Jnt.ere5ted in forming a Call Akohul llelpline Ne wpo rt. Ideal s hop C hri s ti a n P oet r y 24hrsaduyti35·38JO avail. in the mall. $1'0. works hop? SS7·7bi8. PROHU;MS'! w1-:cAnt-:~ mo. 673"9606 Lost & Fowtd 5300 ONE Wt\ Y ll~LP •Night li ghted tennis <:ourts •Gymnasium and Saunas , •Security systems • 1' .. air Hous ing LA HG c 2 br studio. t'11C on Pacific Coast HIQtwvav. gar, patio & fncd. Jnl'ant Tetel)hone 171 .. 675-8000. Newport, vat•1.111cy due t11 t•uncclJt1on. 2 UR, Avail July 7·26. Ulk to ~ach & mark1.:t. un·O:!:Jti Nt'Wl'Orl Financial Ctr Leasing Office Space <.;all on Site Manager (714 )642-3111 exl.246 Industrial R...tal 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ('t:::NTl';H 0 K & t , 7 u . owned and managed bv WESTCLIFF BLDG. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2-1 hr !lot Ltn1:645-Sa>O NEW BUILDINGS al Re'!'ard! J:U k male long ----• .O.C. Airport. 2400 to 8000 haired cat lost near 25th Abr axas Moss• sq ft . ample parking. St, NB. 673·4048days. HI 12,PM 7clays11/w~. no pes. Sl 7.oN mo. 'The 1rvlne company. n~\LHOA Wkly. 111od1·rn 3 Wa rner & Be.ach area. __ _ __ hr si~5 . H;Jl'h SIUO 847 -4440 Avail now l fNFU H.NISH EU ~;~-~:111 ~' i;75 tii l :! I NEWPORT BEACH t"ornott WP'ltc.htr llt•vl" '"d lrw1ru1 A._• I BF.OllOOM NEW d--(xe, beach urea, PARK NEWPORT 1 BEDROOM & OEN 2 Hr. ~uea. <'losed gar APARTMENTS HAL. l'l·11111 1>c-e~rnt1·uo1 .../ "" CO<l<llllonl1>9 ./ COMple .. j.tn•IOrl.111 ./ Mu1lc ./ El•••lol S OME UNITS FOR R d• Blk al I g l73:J1'11lll·rtonAntCM SALE AT 10% DOWN. he~:ed c at 1os:11ne!r ~ili -,.. ,.. 1::11 1 1~4 • • Koll /Irvine Center. Call st N B. 673·4048days. WIT .... ESSES '.! B E OllOOM ~7:>. mo. All util pd. Abu on th-~ lul'll. Cull or ~IPL 1\\I 3 Ur, 21:t Ha . 8461311 or "" 1111wWklv 1;,:1210 .. ./ Full riew balconl•• ../ Xtro• a.et wte• ./ S<tcy .. nle• •••~. ,/ Ampl• "'°'ftt Dan Cur tis. (714) 97!).9205 ' . " :..! B E DH.00:\1 TOWNH OUSE ~~4938 Agt. Nofc~ Luxury apart1rwn liv111~ \ :.1i.·1·1.11 .,cc·twn 111r those with s m:.ill pet:.. ovl·rlooking lhl' w.:ih'r On Buy, 2 JIH. :! 11.J l 'ool. $95. LOST s haggy black med. SOUGHT dog. 6·30 ·75 from Irv. \duh.-. Only SltiO mo + $50 dcp :! hr. EnJOY S75U.OUO health JHJlfu, 1>r1 l>t·.id1 :-..o l'Pl.S. d r ps. stove. gura~e. ~IJU. 7 sw1mming pool:,, j pl'l::. Sl:!OU 1)111 1;'i,)· IJ80 400 sq. FT. T e rr .. C dM . $100 . REWARD. Call 673·8260 before 10 a m or673·6429 I·•·· Oft 1('0 Open D:1ily 10 to G: 30 Kids OK.1:142·038!1 li~IHctl te11111s t·ourts . . • ------LaCJUna Micaael 171.J) 557·80'.!U plus mile~ of bicycle llL.1._. tu Ul·,tdt Nt'w Cun 55' PER SQ FT ~ p ~.JOO Harl.Jor ill \'d .. Costa Mesu. CaJi f. SWO. LG 1 b r. Gus & wlr trails. pultinic shuf· <!o Jucu.;;1 /\~ll_l')~~.ill . ttm W!;~TCLJ FF-i'rn 831-1600 LOST vi<'. Spy Glass Hill r pd. Clsd gi!r. JOl 15th. flehourd. croqul'l .. lurnor Sip-.. fl SJ_,, wk. Llti8 ;,,()() A(, I . 541--50Ji ----------1 s mall black Jong haired I 979·0342 : 675·li245eve l 's. lrp. ~29.50 monthly. O CEA ... cno ... T -l"MO up ::.turc·offic"s cp•·-2000 SQ. FT. w/3ofc's male cat w/flea collar. lalbo P • -·"' 380 C NEW l · 1 B also l and 2 bedru111ri . . n m ,... ".1 . . b 1 '" ..., Orange Cty. Airport 644-8433 I a en•n-o 7 ostaMesa 3824 npexes.1,2,J r . pl311s anti 2-stor lown Sh:.iws Cnv1', L:.iguna 1 urpi; air ut~. 17:~~:::~.,.__.29~63~·~787~8~ __ _i ---------- I••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Dix lhruoul, frplcs. rncd h . I,' I y l\euch ·l Hdrm-; .Jhat~· I fil·a~h Bl H.H.8'12·2834 LOST : F a mily pet, lg. yd. 2002 Hunlmgton St. o use b • "' e ctr 1l1 <.: 11 f 1 1 -----1200 . Ft. M·l w /front G rey male cat w/whl 1 .BR. t•pt, dr~. gJragl', LOVELY new adult 1 br. 536·4022or 53!;1·6779 lotC'hcns .. Private pauvsj TUR~ERr~~~~C · WATERFRONT office, lge r ear door. 220 s p o t o n c h es t. Vic. 'fr ly.!~~·!~:~101110.No Frpk,beam ceilng,pool. ... orbalconie~.carix·trng,j , . , •· ; N w rtn-h 3·Phase.Unil l6,$185.629 Spyg l ass Hills mdl ~ ~tiJ..>:l;>J F ro m $210. 399 Bay. BEACH 2 HR Studio dr:ip1:nes :sul>krrnnl.-;.111 llO;,N l :.t ltw}.Laguna, F ~ .. P«? (rac:.. Te rmina l Wa y, Costa h o m es. REW ARD ! U46-145ti w 1pool. var lly f urn parking with dtvJLor~ I 49 4-1 177 -.x..:c u.~.vco IC{s Mesa . Da ys 540-5710 6441497 ~~ro~il Ol:ean yiew. Steps to occun. $300. mo. Optional mmcl ..;crv1t•t· . . I ~l50·S225 Mon~l eves. 646·0681 ' --·--------~u~ury 2 Ur .. 2 Ha, Cumlu. ADULT 1 BR. frplc, pool. 631·0468 .Ju:.t norlh ot 1".1~h111n step~ lo ht'ach. C w·on.1 dd \ ll w or boaL5 &water LOST : Sm all Beige Mop l.umplt>ll' k1tC'hl'n , Pvt. $1~. m o. 1975 Pomona. bl;cnc.1 :ii .Jaruhorcc anti' 1'\far, ~ llH. :! B:\, d1arm I BILL GRUNDY !RENT 600 sq . ft. $110. l l25 like dog. Ll~A-APSO l\1..tnna. lull 1'l'Cllrlty. CM.Callt>-15·1956 Oeluxe2br,2bl';-l fl1>or1n SanJoaqu1n llllls Hoad I \Ilg lll'l.'~11) \'!C'W collage I Hl·allor li75-61til SQ. rt. $155. 1200 sq . ft. "P ufrin"REWARL>$350. SEEKI N<; t•lmSONS WH O H'O.l.H: o:-l Tll ~ · ' S E A JI t) ll S I·: ' ' SP 0 HT I' I S II I NG VESSEL OUT or· DANA <PO INT> WllAH F ON WHAL I:: W/\T C HI Nli C R U I S~ L INCOLN'S BIRTll lJA Y. fl::B. 12, 1973. /\LSO SEt::KING persons who were ~cboard "Sea H o r se" for w h ale watching or i.po11f1shi11g Wllhin !>CVcral days Of the Ul)l)Vl' \i;1ti• ~:.\~.~It ll\1ng .. H.l·I.~ .. Heq·d _ . Co.ndo <.:u m plex. Ac, pvt '1\:kphorH' \714!1>1-l·l!IOO <.:ompl lu111. ~Ible ~.1r. '..!; -Sl70.673-7039/675-5116. 846·2627 or 530-6660 x263. ~mo bt'. 673 :.iot!X. l HR. crpls, drpc; & bllns . pat, 2 c:cr closed gar, for rental information \uulb. I 11r .! C'hddrcn.1 FULL SERVICE ---------------OC F \N F H 0 T d , 1 1~dults, no pets. Sl50. Call frplc. pool. bltns. Unrntl ,\ v..ili ,\UJ.: I thru :Jlsl EXEC SUITES R•ntals Wanted 4600 LOST /l<~OVN D l11Vc:;t1gatur l•Jr man 111 "· . . ~ ,uxc t>42·4044 art 3PM rww. Wtll le:1sc $295. s:!25 Wkl_,. 1;1:1 1'5.:Jli • ••••••••••••••••••••••• A PET'! JUrl.'dun lhcLoatwill 3e· Jf.uplex. :J l>r . ~ ba. \rly. 8-12-2021; MESA VERDE FROM $180 RE AL ES T ATE 960·2900 Adoplion.Low l'ept culle<.:t .eu ll:;. Call }rplc. PJ llv. gas lJIJ4. 2 BR. 2 Ba. new crµls & d . 1.. . • J.:1 guna Hc·h I HD. :\pt, -· . . . D I d d k C t S /N t I r h I ' ll75·2H~5 d1Tp s. /\dulls-no pt!ls. LGCJuna B~ach 3848 ~,~/;;~j' i:iis~~~]• c.:omlo , l'k~111 :! hln. 1ow11 bd1. li Airport Arca l«.!·3640 spca~~ ~~re;el:;:O:e & e:c. os pay eu er n o. <..: ar c·s C~1rns al 12l:JJ l'eoronad~IMar 3822 !~u r llo r ·Ha kcr cirea. •••••••••••••·~··•••••• STEPSTOBEACH '~.1:.:s.,_,~k or smo. mo NOHTll <..:OSTAM.ESA casional office visit. Lost : BlkMaleCockapoo. 006·li:J1; ----. ... , ••••••••••••••••••••• :>;>7·5459 , NO~TH LAG~N~ 2 BH. l ba. wif. $:!1:1.J '1~H 0.!1J ;'!e~H'a~ /,l?ent~I suite. Newport-Costa Mes a P ark Huntington Tract. Rcsµo ns11Jle marru .. -J cou· aB I [l· I I' . S Sharp Mesa Verde 3 BR Nice s tudio. dose to SEA WINO l;i B .,, • fl· l k . 1· :J.>o :;q ft a\ ;.icl. lst floor area. 833·8614 or646·0730 "Cha rlie'.' 962·~ pie needs temporary re · , r. a . rp<.:, IJ'dllo. _ .. 8 • · beach. $130 Mo .. incl. r --;J. '1 i.: new. FOUND · 8 .k . sidence. Wllll10usesil in QC. hwy. :\ vcill July b, 2 A duplex. Fplc. patio. utilities. yearly 1 BR, 2 Ha condu·S17!i I Qu11•l an'.1 lll.':.ir b~aeh. 1100 "Cl ft gcn ·1 >fc ·p::i . SUB-LEAS E wa nted at w . I e. v I c . NB, CdM or Laguna. 1 t@Vl::LY Pvt. 2 br. 2 ba 1105N.Coast.Laguna SUMMER HE:'JT.\LS Stt:>µ:. Lo :\i·wiwwt Hcach. l\lr 0 Kccfc,549-8 138 I furnished . 640·6161 o r identify.S4S·5aW a n .5 I Pat 646·0201or6i5·~_:_ I-~-· 5-li~0993 . .'.!._96-l~I _ ~· y rly. P eg !>l6-58ti0 TUR.NER ASSOC WE HAVE ~95 wl.. til:l-i381tl75·667~ I S345. '?~'· A mi~lc :;pr~:: Par~ Ne wport Apts.. !"c J?Orl Hgts. Call lo mo or more. Refs. Call :;t I u '>Br 11 b Stud' P t. 494-1177 I I I --644·?844 L t' 7/8/75 K 04up ex. .-allu. gardent -, . 2 a, 10. a 10. I , 2 . I { c r m . 300 Sc..! F T .. l /d • os . . eys on!•--------• ...1.:.alne.r., C:b. lie;.H:h. $300 ~l~. Isl & last. $75 dep. I BR . near Victor Hugo's $13~ .. ~:.!.:!:5 -$:J:.!5. wkly. S!.15 .pl'r mo~ ~~ft ~-16·~~ Married C'ouple w/dog on· leather str ap. Vie. 54lh HAPPY f 4 t.k no pets. 540·3828. for Senior C1t1zcns, s,?00. ,.1-529·5!iOI i or li7!l·3709. ly. Nd house imm ed. St., Super ior & Balboa I U d Blvd. Desperate! Pleas<' A.MNIVERSAR'f rn +-!-L'I'· t;uL·::.t rm. & 3 br. 2 ba. lower , s,?20. For !'11~!10!-S Real E"lale, Oc.·eanfronl B~ilhoa :! Ur, ---n e r S250. Refs. Ph : call 646·6188. ask for !\irk TO.US! alh ~!Ill m arried coupl e & 4!0--> ~-Coas t llwy I S2UU·Ut> \d,I.>-Furn, .. PRIMEOFCSPACE 548·7248. Th..ink yo11 lur 2:1 won· _ !~~~205 E\I!::.:_ t·~lld~en only. ~o ~ls. 4~4·0703 , j Gar G7:l-2101i. _ _ I Lido Village & REFJN ED m an 55 desires found : Iris h Setter. Vil·: derful year..; Love M1m1. ."r. ~uU1 coast Plaza.1 HR ulilitic-);:&Id S2')" l UR. I '~ U.\ l1lt1i-.. nr·v . 1 Shop~a lo rentroominpvthome. Eastblurr. Friendly. 110 1 _________ _ • ~r . rrl)lt'. g<1 r. :>I V, :.-15·4~!11 ' NI o '· ..... ;). llo;.ig llu!'>.P Adulb. Nol ocation Re ntals 4250 3.Jl() V1;.i L ido N B 2 Employed in Newport. ID.640-6247. ----1 rc1r1i; 3 Blk:. .l:kh No per mo. r. ccan. els S2..-sro tT' 1~-••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · IMP ROVETllYS l·t F ' • f>ei.:.. S215 mo. ltt0·19~ Nr NU. 2 Lg BR D uplex. 557·093.1or-l!H·89J:l P -::>· -> • '-· , t.:/\BlN ., 1''" . I • :.wles apflrox. tiOO sq. ft. Would enjoy h elping FOUND: Mix Shep blk & I • •• • . ------. g sun ec · . .<:.Ile Close t L h & .. h Y ~.\HLY 3 IJf'. :.! IJ.1. I !tit\ 1 12 ':cil TV i>nolt'·I 2 fpl · 11 '·' 1. · · ,,. tan male. Blk & wht fem bwl·' ) uur ~.· .. If '"'lC'em. 1~ S215 L d k L· I ----. " ' . uig ...,u1. s eca>s ca or l s uite approx 1200 a ro und h o m e. Wr ite f"ind uut how you c·a n ,,,.. • Id Sh . o cac · .; up· • .. . -, • ' · u • ~" v 1tw acing 1a Classified Ad No 146 u ··~ "~ .._ostaMeso 3824 gar, <go ag cpl. ping l Hr 11 . N . lu Beach ~.I.I;> mo .\'I.! ..;undk Uay 1wk -1!14-Ktlll 1 1 1 D · ' dogapp6mos.548·17i5 w d J I ?JnJ 7 30P M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-7234. 1· . 'p t'!l· ew yap· immcd. G45·i0:>'1 Larr B~h ' :ic o. nq. c~,wner reyer Daily PilotM. P. 0. Box Sheer a~ .. ~ ... .,d.',l.il l n1n .. -p1ances. a io, gar, r· ---. " · Co .. fi75·700:C. 156(),Cos la esa9'l626 F OUND: Irish Sette r. """ .Off8eatet1Poth MESA VERDE. Spac. :.! ly.SJOO.,.'\dults,nopcts. P ark Newport llac·h.I MAMMOTlf Lake s . _ --.--.-. -r-. wht/spot o n chest. Vi<' 21112 Coast llwy, llunl. J, ~ &. 3 Br. A~ults ~ BR.,2ba. Completely re-4!;14·1:1278. ,\purl. Sll:!!I tn•I ;\,,111 0 c 1 u x c C 0 0 d 0 . Cd.\1 200·1.'5.0 S<~. tl. Cpt. l&IS!MH/lnYest/ S a n Diego Frwy & Heh. For 111formalio11 pet::..ds hw hrs.!:>hagi:pt.s, dee.Garage.~. 3869 811. t:ii:i fi070. tiH 1~00 Evt'r thin~ fu1·n '1l Urps, A1t ·t~mdd .. elev., finonce Culver Irvine 551·3468 Call Marilyn Croswell, clo:.cd .g.:i rage, frp lc , 75 1-1652 l63SCoriander N•wportBeach Rental Ole ..,1251d5 I'' wk H4t'-:Hc~ _p~g.673·4 120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • · 91l3-HOO BBQ. Gas & waler pct ••••••••••••••••••••••• - -., er · , ..,.._1 • Business $25 REWARD for Lost --------Pool Mod er n 2 1.lr w /glas s ~ves. ----Ui:aut.1ful n ew ofc b ldg. 1 0 rtu ity 5005 Fluff Y II & Wh't Em9loyment& ._. walledLiv nm Bea med SanClemente ·38761 . • . o r 2 room s ui t es. ppo n Y e ow i e P1 ' LA M_A.nCHA APTS .. 1· . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• New S. Luke fahoe cabm. ~l'<'r.,tanal ..:er vl"" on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cat. Male. 30days ago on reparation 778 · Pl CM c.:e 1 1ngs !r g patio t I s e.n k ~ ~ -.~ p II Mr $500M Begonia.CdM.673·9149. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :Sc~~l ace,. a dults S2i5.0n KHith Largc 2 Br,:!Ba.allbltn~. Ill rec·~.~p:.ll. J.ru/W . prem1 Sl'S. Nr. O .C . a et g gross Sh I & 642-5073 · S • p w h 1 l c w alt· r v 11• w 71 4·-194·22'-IS. Owner Airport N H 833·3104 Retail Je we.lry LOST: bru /wht Shellie, cl ootrs t' 7005 :Sl. ee m gr at -137 . nn-· ' · · Gua rd Ser v1ce $600M gr . f 1 ''T · .. ns UC ion 1 ' I ·2 BR W /LOFT C'elon Dr. 4~8·3097---':~ke Arrowhead, sip~ 10. Lux . furn ore SJ;;;.;-w ith Pizza Money maker e.ma e. ans. lo a wny ••••••••••••••••••••••• P vl.Patio.frpl,l yrlse SantaAna 3880 IV . All com1:uicncc:-. ocea n vie w . P a rkin " L. · Vic. Big Canyon. N.n. •OHG/\N L ESSONS • I N I k ... ''00 k .. H1qOuLorL:~De-IUSl .... ESS 640·0487 .\va1 a ble J Wlclsl _,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• eci~ :al' . .v-w ·:.µ~ice. u::.I! 11£ sccty, ~,... ... ----------MYllOMl:'.:or YOUR!i HAYLOFT A.PTS I BR Aft. $ 160. 2 Br. l ' ~ Ha. Adult Condo. 837··l-OtJ xrn1x, I'll'. 1·all 4!)4-1034 645-4170 SALES540-0608 FOUND: Kitten. Blk. Vic. CALI. 552·3649 283AYOCado,CM Util.pd .64 ·5409afl.4 Hdrigeratur. Sernr1ly Pvt. p alio, crpL<;, <lrps, Mf\MMOT ll . ::-,ll'l"l'u or·W·l·lti77. or San l,u l ~ab e l &Je~lry.::>culplure,Com· 645·0143 2 BR. ulll pd, children l'wl. Jal'ua1. Rec. Bldg d:;hwhsr. dis 11. all t•l1:l' ~nunw111s . fc~h. l11h, 't2x24 OFf.'l<.;t-: W/watcr C~r;to!'· CM. Ed Turney mercial Arl. l'aintin g I N ls ,~ 1 " ' c x c r c 1st' r in · Pool. dub housi: SZ IS. tcnn1:-. pools, g ho .. sl town li'IC\V 11 .. 1,.011", l l unt· Att ti 642·2869 work s'hop. Riv1·era at we come. o pe · ..,p s, B11li.irds. Color TV. 71-1 ·400<W3l:!. I' I I 11 " '" J * en on NeorCompldiOfl drps. pa l10. Mg r. 1960 JRVINEA'fMESA DH ------->e;.iu · II Y 1..'<juip. <.:on· 1nglon ~~Xl'l'Ut1w Park. * FOUND : L as t m o. mo~phcrc . Renowned CEDAR WOODS WallaC'e, /\pt6,&t2·7364 545.4~ Apartments Furnished d.0 : ~lp~·ps ti. SI2U. week. l!itli8 lk.td1 Blvd. Suite Siamese k itte n brown Artist. 675·3098 329 U niver sity Dr. near NR So C . . or Unfurnished 3900 _s_~h·U'141' ___ __ __ :.!ol. 81X·l4ll Secretarial Retail ear s 1. b e ig e V i c. Tutoring by._c_x_pe_r_i_en_c_ed_ l·l!atk Bay. 2 br & den. · · . oai;t ~laza ~ $355. 3 Hr. 2 ba, [)lk to beh. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room & 11ri\ ii. 111 La<>una Servil·cs als_oavaila~ Monrovia CM.646-1775 l"a<:·li"r . .,6,00 per hr. P•·om $275 E astsid e. o cc. Lg ~ ~ty, :.! br, 1 ·4 Ga r Cl cc. yr I y w. ... Bus1·nessmen " .. of' $48-7437 or 64.&-1164 ba, pv~ p atio, encl. gar . Newport. &12·lli03 Vi~T~l '1Jel.·l 'il(;t)' J lkh t·otlage. ~per wk. :-.IEW plush office IJld~. 2 FOUND : part Collie 831-20-15 or 5•17·9553 Refs. 5;,2·8343 C.ill <l!l7 IH:IB. lo G rm s uite:.. C<>n · B & h' v· 20th ---• Shop Owners rown w Ile. IC. Violrn ICS'>OOS/Sp ecia l • CASA VlCTORli\ , . I B R con d o i n lux. UCHUICll£WCONCEPT! Rentals toshore 4300 fen•nn· rm. xer ox &Ba lboa.NB.fi75-1023 '"·~cerl v1·011nt·•acher.5 l"l ,"' & 38r, Delu"e Un· S2.35· 2 Br •. 2 Ba, blt.ns, IJayfr onl adult b id». ADULT UKESIO[ llVIHC l'OJ>I r Nr OC \j,-.w>rt """'' ~ '° " ts d I ... 1 i . \ \MAU pus Accl•no • • • •• • • • • • • • ••••••••••• l' ~ "" · C ft Los T .· B 1 k . & Tan lessons S20. 963·3820 furn / c~ .. rps . very c ean. Pool, Ual. Pen.in., many C'llHISTJAN woman H1 H:l3·3ti·IO ra sman Or '-'urn. n·•s/wtr. pd. 1130 Victoria . 979·5099 extras. ~·>75. mo. 548·9695 1 • Bachelors -----mina ture neutered m ale Job W- -. d. 7075 .. ,.,.. -share your apl, ucach NEWLY Decorat e d , · : , . . s an~ Adults-No Pets Sec gate LGE studJ·o w /loft pool ---• 1 BR , '2 BR " 1. k Doxie. Vic. l ac1f1c Cst. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • • EASTl:H UI-'f'-Be· l t ·pt art' a ., mo" l' r " · tarpctcd 2 room offices. Hw y & M ag 1 ·a P ool.R_ec. ~m.,Elevator jacuzu,encl.gar,util pd. 2B H 2b~ bltn.s ar: ·k~ i 1 •2 BR & Den 5-10·37t:!! ~u sy to find. ;.imple J oin the newest concept 960_3267 aft 3 n o 1 ··Linc D river for Hire. 525 Victona.642·8970 Adlts only S215. Avail t _ ' I ' .. 1P .,~~. 1 from $175 -$485 . l ·1· -Sh . J' I I II ' C II 7 393 J• .1 pa 10~. poo uva1 . ~· CU"' OR ("\I 1 hr ~.. ! parking, xlnt. location. tn re a1 ing oppers -.a vc a cs. a $21S. NEW 2 br. Pat io, ·I 5 . -. a m I t on . Ph: 6-M·03S5 Mesa Verde Eost & Adoms '., b~ ·•uni:· ~.;: ~,.;r" ur. I 779 W l!lth SL. $75 & $85. Village -a low overhead LOST: Striped Tabby cat. 646-9545 Or 642~1. ·~arden . f\dult.s.nopets. 642·1960 d ays, 645·4411 ----540 -1800 -au ""'··"'·v""· 5-IBl'H-54819"'1 shopping m a ll designed Collars w/bells.Spyglass --. S27 W.Wils<m ,64z.1603 t!ves 3 BR. 2 BA. fplc.--. bltns, ___ l.i3HJOl.'I ' ··.>or. · .:> tomaximizeyour profit! a rea.Rewa rd!640..4619 ~ompanwn. Light nurs· encl gar .. adults. $285. ----r-..•male Hoommalc 1.,';\'.l·:W P OHT Fi n a n c!::i l F or a very s mall invest-~ ~g. L11\e in. 5 day:;. s .Br. lower. encl. patio., 1 . Bf~ w /r.e fr~g. ;;tove. mo. Nr iloag H osp . :-harc i Br, /\pt.C:\t saio1 L;enlcr .. t·,ccllent office ment you can be one or LOST Mac aw "large par-eac 1 area pref. crpls, drps. Nr. OCC. crpts, ~~c:~-, '17 W. lSlh 642-05!ifi .... 1110_ C~ll Hohert 5-!8 0107 1 ~pace co.necs~1ons a vail the firs t s m art b usi· rot" red-blue wings, in 962-7520. I SC!20. l009 "A" Mission 96S~2._819'.f.,t D S140. mo. --r;EJJ "' Jmmcd <.;al l Sta n Amon !1essm en to open a store Ne wport Ht~ .. ¥ .. ~mil y Day work wanted. 8.2. ~2 ..., • * * * Tl,, 1 ~re~ trl-l· ll:lfiO an Shoppers Village -look pet. Re ward. 64.5·2054 & ,. d · .... Co!;ta Mesa ·s Finest Loe. ft.-~-* * * * -----tlh d t up. u oo cxpene nce $2 I 5, l Br, 2 Bo Judy~ M n. Wm. Dixon 1 , EX J-:CUT l v 1·: suites 0 11 a ea van ages. Beach area. 835-0040 1 Only k ind in the area. J0032 BeUo Ploce RENT INCLUDES; LOST G ---------,.Q u1e t-garden-h ke·adult Fam. :'llo pets. 751·5162 CORONA UI•:l. Mi\ H 61 S Begonia ~cwport Harbor. 400 to ·All utilities paid . 7/S115 c r mun Help Wanted 7100 'h vmg. l..ge 2.3. Br. 1,2 1 Br unfu~n a pt. covered La9una Ni~ 2 Hr Townhouse, rrplt·. Cor ona del Mar 2:wo ~q fl· 642·4t>4 4 ; ·Pla nned Advertising s.~epher~R mJ'e:.b1tl'k ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ila.: w w c rpts. d rps. pat;o, blln~. <:rpts, drps, You <tr~ the winner ur from S275. 1 Br from ~05. You al'(' thl' winnt•ror I 1145•'1405 ·24 ll ~s Secu~ty ~~I~=~· vie a p~~centi:c& Accounts P ayable, n E. patio .. bltns. some wood refriG. a ll util. incl.$l8S. TWO FREE TICKETS Pool, tennis. continental TWO FREE TICKETS NEWPORT BEACH d. ~~s1stance m merchan· vi ct~ r i a· H e w a r d construction co. Call Mr. landscpd, healed pool & CM.Apt.H. to thc Ca~allna \IC"-:.. Clos<' to l•>lhe I ;,40S4. t.dlx.suitc ·Andmuch much more! Co.N.8.83~l·3ti00 b a rnin g frpl. Beaut. Adults Only. :!14 Ogle St <S:!O Value) breakfast. Som!' ocean &I (S20 Value) 1 f ismg 646-7960 · · Thomsen. William l.yun Attractive rent. OLY SUPERBOWL shopping & r10,, bc""h OLY SUPERBOWl Util. pd. Sl~S/Month Even if you'.ve never FOUND: Ladies whitu ---1 M rt' · ~--' ~ '" Hl·alonomic..; Ci75·6700 b b f ... , .. a 1n1~_,...s. f:·SrDE 2 Br. l'!.! Ua. MOTOCROSS 644 ·2611 j MOTOCROSS ecn 1 ~ us aness or goldwatch.Vic.St.Clair IT77Santa AnaAve.CM Adult:. only. no pets S:.iturd::iy.J uly rnth 1 •li\IO VHEEHENT • yourselrbe fore -We can St.CM 545-0379 Mgr Apt ll:i 646·5!°>42 i':ncl ~ar .. patio, nu allht• ----Saturday,.Julyl!Jth 1 :!J Hm. oHiee::. from help you gel started to--------- A.LTERMATOR, GEN STARTER REBUILDERS (21 TOP PAY. ~XPONLY P ERMANENT 3o21 W. JS'l', SA .. crpts, c1rps & p:.iinl. Sl25 l • COLISEUM T ll !:: EXCITl!'iG at the ::. t :15 P l' r m u . N ca,. day! Lost black /tan German ~N:'lll NG Lg.<!br.C!ha mo.63101~i9orli4408';8. ·"'· PALMMESAAPTS. L.A. COLISEUM J iriiort .Nol"a."c r""· Call Sh oppers Village Shepherd dog, J uly Isl. ,..a d l .,, I f'le.1SC C~lll 642-5671'.J. e~l ' ., ~-· v · w . v' r en ap . oo. rec M JNlJ'l'ES l'ONPT Ple.11>1: call li42So78, , . ._, 833.3223 \ITilnoon now! 1c es tmmster Ma ll atea. S205. 710 W.18thSt Dana Point 3826 3:13 to claim your tickl·Ls . l'Cll · · k 714·834·1551 894-1279 <North <.;ounty toll frcl.' , .1a:1 to <-la1m your lie \'ls. ----------£ ••••••••••••••••••••••• llach, 1&2 BH 1n11n $1US. l~11r1h <.;ounty loll lrl'c l'HOfo'ESSJONAL Office 2724 N. Main.Santa Ana . UA K RIDG VILLA NEW 2 br. 2 ba. frpl. w /O· number is 540-1220.) i\clulls. No Pds num bl'r is ..>40· 12'~1. I Cunnery area, must be (10 the m a in street sbop· Found : White rem. Poo - I t h1 ldren welcome. $225. or 4 "" --1 61 csa r. 8 II k F a.: 'Sq) heart. M e sa Ve rde . Al T Mgr. mature cpl. •J. BH , 2 Ba . blln s.~·ean · .S240mo.496·0575 * • ** 5 M I) * • ** t·o m pa t ible wit h ping ce nte r n e x t dle,yellow colla'r w /gold , 898W.Cenle r 64!>-1197 IJV WALK T O Beach. Nc•w :l (5filksEastorNcwport ArThilects11ff1ce.lncld.5 u oc s asruon . 540..1459 Costa Mei.a. 30All adult -...------.---HuntiftcJton leach 3840 br, :! ba duplex. (~pl , Blvll l ------drafting boards, answer-umts. Liberal sal + 2 br .MESA VERDE a r ea .••••••••••••••••••••••• d rps . D JW, gar. Yrly. 5·16!'800 IBr & l>cn CdM . t\-IJlt• 1bnlg s.e rtvi~c h. u&sc o f Restaurant for sale,West FOUND s r:nall long haired apt. Call Mr. Allma n. "' " u" Rooms 4000 fer n c r om 675-9090 oast .. wy • e wpor t . · . llom e atmosphere 2 & 3 $I OO BONUS s4 2t ., 13 .3'-5.31.:00 I ---needs 2 roommates ovc•r ucpnn ma<' · con· c •. 1 N part dox1e female. Vic-. 714/752-1920. trrdlx-apts.546-JCIJ.i 675. · 2 :n. $150. 673-31:.!l JI. e c 0 · Be h c~ 1 University Park Village ••••••••••••••••••••••• (ii5· 151~ H Newport ac . ~ats 00 people. Ill. SS2·8805 • 1---------- IWGE 3 Br. 211:: ba, c~t::.. drps s tove. No pt>lb Si;Uj. 545·5210: S46-fJ895 . N)-:W 2 b r & b;i. Bltns. cpl "drps. l~I Wc,lnut, SC!50 1'<> p t'lls, adult~ only 1,·,:1 ~I & ;;1:1217f1 ~ Beaul 2 UK. 1 1:1\. p,;.tw. 1·nel 1t;ira~e . :--;. r~t .. 1,.i2 11,0:1 Guaranteed no rl'nt. increase in 197:; OH IEACH Bac ht•lur from $2.l:i 2 Br, I&:! Ba from Sl'i:i •\\i111t1·r .it th1: !x-.IC'h 1)'1 beautiful BRA'N D n ew 2 br townhome. S400. mo. Ad ult s . no p ets. 1213 )926-6881'.J &(ll.:r 6 p m NEW duplex 1&3 hdrms. I lllk to bd1, oce:ln vu. w .'w 1·pt.-1, drps, bl1ns. frplc, J>JlJO. ~ar. fi45·:l:J43 or ~"~·8:rrn • Vww .. ul m·ean, Cat.1· HICllA R DS-LIDO a reo. 3 120Al.IH:WrPl.A<'f'; lm.11&l'alos Vcrdc..; Hr. 2 btt . gar. Upsla1r!>, ()f-lu xe 2 tir. 1 ha. ad ult.:s. •Large pnvateck-d.:-pvt. Adults. $350. mo in m P4'~ ~l~ CJll •24 Hr ~eurlly •lull ulll. Yr ly 673·0&1'1 • D>.3572 RJJ.9781 •Heated PoolJ>-~&un.•s t-;ASTH LU t~F' 3 Br. 2 Ha. • -------------~ • A&i11gned rovt·r•·d •""'" 2 8 21 Ba ..,30 park1n.: ..,,.,..,.. r , "2 • _. • ~SE TO If.A.CH •Add1t1qnal frl'<! parking 640·5296 or 644·7787 Caf'd rec lrv1ni '113 br. 2 ~:ml ...-hTtce:mttf. -2 Rt't7 locke<J g:iT. Old ba •T o wn h ouse Enjoy •i'\lrniiur e:.v:iil. adul ts. No pC't8. No '"""It pulling .irn Yw <.:hildr1:n No s ummer . wa frpl. pal 10 & full Open M f' J().6 rental $220 54R-4922 ~.ra~e $225. Sul JO !I. Sun l2 ---- 1,.1 , A DULTSONl.Y 1.11>0 U nique Cha rm ! ,'.!'CHA RM IN<~ 1 HOH~t Hunti--'on ueaut decor'cJ. 2 Lr. lit AV \rL ,\T$17S '"I• hnc·k il:llll), frpl. IJ7~ ~ff ,, THE VEMDOME Pacific :-lear 110.1g t&usp. >i27s • • llS45 1\nahc1m 71 1 Ocean ht• m<J :.! Utt. 2 B.I 61uclw ll.:or (''•ntf'r & An:.ih..-•m , t714 I j:J6.J SH7 ;\t'w c1irt~. drp;. hltn~. ;,u~ I> W , w ~h r & cir .v i ManoifoletJ by ho0kup No ywts 4~1:1 I · -W1ll1am Wnltc~ Co Dana H1I 6iZ 13il ~iJu-IPx . 2 Hr. llS:i. Ill· ~ '1ictl~ JH•r, I Ould OJ\ C..1.•..;AN 2 br. 2 ba. n1ct• O<.:EA~ f l<ONT, 1 UH )'r I ~!~.:. 1~2 Analwtm St arta. Bllns. Child ()K. No ly I:.(', all ulll l\ pd. $.l25 ~6682. peLS. Sl65/mo. 968-9174 675·31f:2:J P vlt'nt /K. pn v. CM ---Conl.acl E d Mittman, ---------A.ss.mblenjPkgn S25/wk &~J,mo up ~·emulr shilrPhouse Jl .B . BusinessR~ntal 4450 Co ldw e l l Ba n k e r . FOUND s malllong h!Ured Gcneral•-... ... r• 548-5954 or 5.'j6·00S8 :!l 30. ~110 mo hit & lasl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <714 >752·1111 while female cat. Vic. T EMro"" • l!ill pd '.'l;inry. Lvnn. B E A UTY SHOP. Ni?w, 22nd St & Tustin, Back T\!mpor ary He lp ROOMS $20. wk up with .lohn. !lt>!(·5l:1:ior ~ i18li THE C OLOlll...IY fully e qw·pped &st"'~ked. Bay a rea. 64&3192 'k kitc hen s:JO. wk up ,11Jt -J"llll "'" 17l:I02 ~ Y Park, lrvint' 548·97S5ort;iaS 3!J67 lial lo ~h.it l' l11H·ly ff:l' :! :io HET,\IL SllOl'S Sale,· X lnt te rms, or LOST : 7/7 Bcach/Allun· t:all 54o-4455 hr "pl .''" ~t'WflOlt Tt•n Prmw n·asonaule :-µace Lt!aSC·S35. wk. l>-12·9030or ta. Irish Setter, re male.1---------- Room & Board 4050 111s 1'l!'>, ~pa . l!Ynl <:all avuilahlt• l;.1rgc & small. 548·9447 Spayed, collar. license. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\1111a x.:•tl :'>.it f1ji-lil:l~ Old "orld t'harm with MOrt T t --Tag "Heste r"SJ6·9SOO I Br. pal.10 for elderly crl or,., t'h t>-1~-12\1.'i 1''rend1 w111dows s.:ahlcs D 9:9eJ, rus or l p1·rs1111. Mc11b & & I n·t·:. i\clJll~t'l\l lo ee 1 5035 FOUND : yg pu11py, ma le. lrans.537l7ttill.\'i"m. Sh;1n· l11r111)hcd cundn l"t•,,li,·al 11 f 1\rts ••••••••••••••••••••••• Collie? mix. tan /whl. \V l':. l :--. I ri l' l..1 1: u ll a vrnundi;. LOANS t 800/ Vic. lircntwcll & Slater. Eldl'rly 111a11 WANTS; N1~cw1Alt4pm.bd11n·M 58UliH.Ot\DWAY Up 0 /0 847-4133 room & hounl· u 1n 11a>j 11m831 -0l:S~!I LAt;UNA liEA<.:lf htTDL~'l2o/0 ---------~omo.642-Jt).15 I 2-~TD Lost : Cat. Yellow /W M - ---NWPllT lkl1. I hlk 111 1K1 &..... pa~s. Ma le. declawed . SaHNMr Rentals 4200 hc.tc·h Work ')!. fl'mah'. 494-7915 LowestratesOrange Co. Eaattnurf. Wearing ID. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2S to :i.>yr:s Afl(i.JOPM SattterMh)Co. An s l o "Rai se n " • BEACH TOWNJIOM ES t.75 171>6 642·2171 S45-06U ~oward. 640.Sl29. IN SUNSfo:T HEACll . "h r I' TOP LOCATION Serving Har bor area 24 ASSEMILERS Suld l'ring, mech. a!'> sembly or d rjll press ex per. req 'd. C.M. 642-8080 ---------- A.SST MA.MA.GIER PYt. Country Club Must have colleRe b:td· g r o und in hotel & resta uranl udnrtolstra- tion. Contact Mrs. King. 714.644.5404 CAL L <714) IMO 1648/:-i are llt':rnl. urn Z .r. MESA.VERDE ycor.s LOST•Re w ard! 3 m o . 838 son ,1parr w ;matun• 1lp1·11 E p• ,...... Prin dle Boxe r , fltwn "UTO COU...._ · mmdl·d m"' If' lfra:-rl·nl DRIV --Private parly wanta lO w /wht & blk markings, ~ "'""' BALBOA I' E:'lllN. P'J' ~ IJ C.1ll l!itl·5.illl, S11·w for s luri• ?r otflrc. AmrM borrow $25.000 aaainal floppy ears 4' docked SA.LISMA.M (21 U1·~1r:ibll' d uplnx. UJ>l)l.'r r>arkin.: r own & ('OIJntry t!<jUlty in Dans Pt. in· lt\11. Vic. San Juan Mb & MA.MAGER :.p.anuu -.. utu. rfll . i11~n11:.plkn• • co m e pr opert y . i;ion.7/S.496·SS79 EXP .TOPPAY.PP:HM d-.h'4-~hr t>t ~irn :-al . ll»:o.µ•Hl~i ld•· 1•1npl11\l'tl 1.,,;!5 :\1 1• ... 1VC'rduDr T•,. 714/400·5275. OPPORTO J\DVi\NC& thcrmutwat ~imtrll•rnr l1•mul1'.~s:1.1 ... har1·:1 lll'. l'os tuMt•i.i"!W5 412:1 LOST : S mall fom nlc 3621 WIST !>A lonl{cr tH:I 2o:r1 'J H,1, huuw Sil!", IJWI P vt pu1·ty Will buy 2Qd mostly white W tblk lail ' 11\tl t1-lti 11~111 IH-;l.l lXI·~ olfwe. rnmm'I T.I> 's, Min. dbcouft't. e11l. Nr. Mer ri mac Wny -·' r: w I'() rt T St ··11\ IC• & 1ndu:-;1r1al :;paC'C'S t\ho (':111 642·"73. & oc Coll •ge 31'cll. (.;M. ~ulo P urls Uookkt'ef)('r lwtH'h m1111 ~ & 1 hr SW.'i \\ .rnl1.•d yo11 11~ 11H1ll' .'" m 1n1 '4-Jn• ho u :1 c:. 1 n Rewa rd. 7~1·8183 wanteo. Full Urnc. ti=x. ···~l.;(I wk H4:t :uw r .. mah' le> .. 1111n• !l llr'. ( ~' l,;1gurH1 NIJ!U{'I & Ml!iSIOn 3rd 'J'rusl Deed $000(). f<\al p orie n ce. Could u11e home· rm mu of Au.i I V1l'JO an•a:.. ll<indy 111 ly m11urcd. secured & LOST: Black ft·m:1lc n it. wom an underSOApply in OC l';/\NFHONT I.al{ lkh p...r:;ion S7!'i mo 11·111 $100 San 1>1cao l"wy 200 to tt-i1tcd. 15% diHc. Ml:s!llon Nur11i n g mothe r. 7/8, person. JlulJ /\l lAl ~upp- 2 Hr. $2j0 wk. \;rl·t11 P<'r 1n11 Prd ~tud••nt , 2000 :14 ft As low a~ J(J>. Viejo property. 642-1700 Cameo Highl3n<l'I. <.:dm. ly. 2120 HurlJClr Coatt l1.>c;it1on s:m Ol2l Hers. Aulumnf~ 1:18l. per sq fl 831 1400 or 2l3·430·6'02 646-9793. Mesa. 646·2464 • A.cc •••• Sol.JI Co1 1>13 A4 2 l) lte l I 547 Ade Big OWi Llc ur1 LO( NO u a CSL lab •••• &b by tra 968 l.:h l mo Cal 8111i •••• T y rue htlL J We fa~ WO ' Prl Cot •••• Cst wo: rm 641> Cac r o Ca Fr1 -..... •••• ~U1 Fa 0 de to fac ow 1.iCE ing ing Ser Mu C:u' to 1 wit WOI po1 ga1 wh in~ Sec Di1 Fj Sa1 Ge ne1 e:iq lie we Vll et1 Sic Ii Ro Co - G• ac fTI Pl c 7-- N , c ~ l! a - • c I -. ... . Saturday. July 12. t 97S DAILY PtLOT , r~dd it... 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Compl -A--l-. -& n...... lJcSlj(DS. 64S • W . needs of your duJd.ren ccn g ,,.."""'l.'Cpu1g 2 o Y r :s c '( I' . 1 11 Carpet S..-•lce met tn their own home by Rcslaurt1nt/ <;onstruc ••••••••••• ............ ~1uallf1ed female Home l Io n & Rel a I I Carpet &. Upholstery t;xecuUve. Yrs. of elC· 547--086!>/&IOHZ..'7 c;Je anlng. S t eam & peneott:. Local r~fs. -Sha rnpou. Jo'ree est . l"reetotravel.u'7S.239:i. Add-A·Room G4ti 71U 1 C--A-octor •••••••••••••• ••••••••t V'nTT lh)t savings by bt•ing you1 J o h n •is Ca rp e l & ••••:•••••··~··•••••••• own tontrnctor, frt>e est Upholstery, Ori shampoo 1' .ll.Gcrw1ck &So~. J a lHI o c io c Com plete: HOUSECLEANlNG LS our Mu\•ing/ll:iulin1:t. Student Wn I lpttpcr ltemuv1ng. Vdcat1on M .iinlellclll\'C Ga rdt·nin ~ Service. Business. Call J amee·~ w •l.,ra.t" truc;k . Heu . Exp l:''a11l Sc-rvlCl' 1-'ree Rl·a:.onabl\!r.alc'> Plant1n g /c ul t 1n g 1 RaggedyAnll.'S G7$6Ss.3 Barry ~\#7~&8395779 &t 645 <!511 •003:MJJ • c leanup .• l:"r ee esl.w unt a REAL ('LEAN MOVl;--G , --1--Patio -P 642·3102 • I ;au 1 n g. • ropcrty Manag1wwt __ · HOUSE? "T hti Gingham cleanups. Expr. rch:abte ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Landscape, Mamlcnance, Girl" Ests. 64:>-5l23. ~t udc n ts. F ree est s <~uall ty Builders Now' P H0 1''l•;s.st0NAL ~prklr s , C~t.'.a.n~P ·A·l Day Worker , ve ry ~'1·212G. ~or msid e-0uls1de 1~ro PllOPJ.o:1ny TREEWork.542·2773. clea n & neat. O wn p-t...&l-JP • Jects. P.allodeck.cov~rs, Mi\NAG l',Ml'.NT l M ·t b flllllrn .. ..,, • OpennCJ ftemodel Addition.-; for y ARO CLEANUP ransp us e reg. •••••••• ••••••••••••••• 11 t • • t work S41·2434 afl 5pm a I' l :t ~ci:. <'u ns r CotnpM111nt 64~-0309 • ;----• P hds P u rnt in~. Lie. Creative Oc~1~ns., ~a.1.1 JAPANESEGArlDENER UNJVt;RSAL 300328. ltc ai:.o nal>lc R.iy.675·9184 Wc<.:an· /\pll> (.'clfOllll.'ICIJI lJ) (b. Jo;Xj1l.'11Cll\'e Trt.~ Remov:il. IHl]~~ Sh.rub l'leanni. Ko«Mf·· Ill& M 2 2624 f t-'utd s Tree Service t:x~rae&ic.ed Crew. l.1<: /Insured. 962-7~7 Tlltori*J ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• t>1 a n o Less on:> . .Ex · IJCrienced teacher. neW', in this area. 645·26911 t•verun~s ; UpholstHY Z111k Dcv1:loprn,•11t • •• •• ••• ••• •••••••••••~ Llf prof. consullunt. Cal < ::. o i I r ct a rd ants ) . Add/ ltemdl II Ul 1 "1321 ui. l st. 962 O:t.Stl Degrt!ascn; & all color 673·6041 549 2170 lOyrscxpcr.all~'-ases rroChousecleancrs ralE'S, local ref. Quahly Plost•r/R . .,,. Private yacht & com· k ·h· '"'3 2 "" ~potr ltcasonablefEstimates .. • wor man:; 11>. """" 14 • •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Cal1 75l·l93'7 merclal. 842·3085, ---131 Tu:.lin 1\vt· PATCH PLASTi.;IUNC: 1' rhl• H n 'O\ e r Shoppe: All Ty pt•:.. l:''ret' Es ll'>lln !;-17 ~~1 (Juallty cus tonl uphot. 1 . LOOK' Add_h ____ brightuers & 10 miu None Better! Dick lluff. . t at roorr blc uch fur your white & s Add NOW! ti old ML'<ial (;on cur1x:Ls Save money by ~a nod I p ol o 'sh It . ---552-4210 Prof Painler , honest VroCcssional gardener work. rcas Int/ext , fret l.racl · 11 u ... I · nem e · a 10 e ('r ors. . ..cir Pans savmg me xtra trips . 0 k 1· /bond "AA 15'"' ests 842 ~ . d . t:C s. IC . ...... .,., · · · -· Clean hvrng room. uung ---------- Call fuck •HOUSECLEANING• c~l. Ht:fs. 548 ·2759, 830 .. 1893. B)' rte Ii a blc Coople f.4l·39ll ----Gd ratcs/Ref&548~t ---------- Limates. Call540-682.5 R~d~I & Repair l"r1•1• t?Sl. 897-8813 / VERY NEAT PJ\TCll •••••••:••:·~··•-••••• .iJtJ rni:IO 1 lob ftti rm & hnll $15. Any rm Etectncol ys ltcJ "7 .so, couch $10, chair $5. • •• • • • • • • • •• ••• •••• • • • • ··················••••t • 15 yrs. exp. is what ELECTRIC IAN. Sml &bys1Uing in your homt by t h e w eek. You1 transp. Live out onl) 968·021>2 GeMt"ol S~rvictt W I I d f ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 o a ny t ype o . h ousecleaning . ~xp. •Wallpaper 11:.mging• Hy l-'ormt.>r lnslrUC tor Carl lh•hko. ~:M49 J OHS & H !!:ST UCCO r .. i m lnl< hen & ba,th. Chair:., sofas. love!>cat.s. Fret? est. 893 1 t~. Hindi i.:. allerallrnl!t l ru Fr ee c:.t. Jielow average. 11 U l' 6c u nu-.uJI -.111 k r· 1 ,5 g,s·• Jt;G.'} I counts, nol method. 1 do jobs/ mainl/repa.n'<i. 22 work myself. ~· refs. yrs exp. lac 233108. llANDYM.AN-Homes & Furnish own equi pment. A pts. Cons c1cnl1ou:. S48·1061afl3. Craftsman. 645-6558 .. Plumbing 11o clcuml.' ~crnh UB ,J 1 ... _ --- ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• j U~\·..au ~:!_ g:111 Window Cl~ :>:U·OlOl. !>48-5203. lnt/Ext. t-'r ee &.t. l BH -••• ••••••••••••••••••••' "THlNGS" by M'oose. XJnt housework, babysit· Apt. $7!>. We do A<-oust1c. JUST PLUMBING? Roofin<J Childt·ar\• b rclaabl Carpet & uphol dt'aning. Gar• Door Openers th L .~ le An~.two rooms $12. Add ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gen woodwork. repairs, Ling, l~lian cook.in~ & , Greg. 9t.l0·271i6/ l'ete l:".ist S4.:rv Hc.1..; Ratc·h ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rttidence/Comm plumbing. etc.642-5613 Alterations. 548-~l:I<! 1-536 1~3 -J u:.t One wll To Free c:.t. &W-8073 mo er. o r • .s, any age • "" 5.36 1793 • Cahf llms Jrv 551-~ rooms ...... . •GENIE OPENERS• C t /Concrefe S umm e r S pec1a Is. laniness S~nic~ elnet'I Installed & Cuar. Gold ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEONITE CONCRETE <.:oa:.t Elec. 551-6275 & ~ANCY Bi\ltNES S T AM pl NG• Cob. _58_1 .. _11_22_. ------ Typing Service. Hens blesto ne brick. tile G ~-• rules b y the page or • . ' GrUC"n1n9 hour. 640·5885orU.I0-5!121. ~laos. etc. 640-4349. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Philhps Cement Co. Quality /M aint/Ldscpg E xpcricnc<.'d Typist Cstm Work Frt!e est. sod, s prklrs. soil cond, I -~ • HOOF::, t:IU·:t·I\ l·:ll' (2) Y k .__,coping Reasonable Prof Paint JUST PLUMLUN(; oung men w/prc up ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~· Al · *&I:! 4111 • tt .. parretl & Hl·pl .. u·u would lake c leanups. ing.. nt ·.xt. :.o apts. -----'"'-1>1n·l·t l"ad11rvS\.'n.11·~· yard garage~ & whal ROTOT~LLINC $25 _Beach ar,•.t. 497 J I&~ L K . OT!S Plumb111~ l.au·nsd .':t!i 1;,H·l!lh ha\'e you. Call 646-2220 Landscaping-Sod Sales. I l'ainling / lteparr 35 yrs Water hlrs. all srt,·~,., d1:. 1'11 ;,.iv ~ii i''reeest. Mast.ercharge k , . t· k . d , · posals. :.toppJJ!cs, r...-. . WEAVERS: Looms bwlt. Days/eves960-2170 wor i;uar , '1 " a van· pair~. r"modcliti" atl·' Sew1n9/Alt~rations Reasonable prices. In· tage or my exp. 536·7056. , .. u F d ' L nds - - - --rcpip10l:. New Conslru • ••;••••••••••••••••••• quire549-057l or s a cape 'U &J P· 1~ 1· W fl... I l t Sodt Lawns/Sprinklcrs , a1n. t1.ng. erso. na I· tron. 24 llrs. Lie & bond t' 1 w 111 Jlls you r p.1 'l'u pt.1c-e your ~age hefore the •. rl':ichng publtC'. phone .~ l>a1 ly l'llot. Cla~~rfretl. &l2 5678 Hc asona blc Hatcs lic/bond·751.5657aft6. cleanup . 642·3331/ • 645·8532 • 646-4908. ---.. -----. -.-Concrete Patios, walks &.1 ---------- Wc prrnt a~ylhrnl!, Guar drives . l!:xp. 1'rce Est.J a panese Gard~ncr. Hauling I L' /Ins red 962 .. 7817 lY I a111lcrs w1h personal &12·t>2t;;J lt•rn Yvu M'W 1l l)anl-. ic u · touch. 640-8656 - -too' Patll.'rn l1llrnl! & .1d DEEP ROTOTILLING MAltV'S PLU~UlNt.; Justin~ svs t>ll> o~ 1--------~-•-•_•_!_ .. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• H/\ULING ANYTHING Garage c leanup. Relia· blc Cast service. 963-6452 Qwalily Pa~rhanging at •646·98117 • • Soil Prep & Tractor work ,_ __________ • Full Lands<:apeServices easonabl~ Pnces. 1.>oug NO J OB TOOSMJ\LI. Allt·ral1011s my horn(•, f ast scrv1 c.c. ~uaht y 6'15.2511 Complete Maint.· work-lo praC'cs. Casey ' Clea nup. !''rec est. 830-6S82 Jim Hutton Re burd. ll45-4727. -he m:., z1ppcrs.t•t<'. Bea~ USE THE . : --Any pluml1 1n ~·wa tt·r rak-.960·377~cv1-s II B. D"'ILY PILOT' .• : Prinlm~. 71 ·1·9i:i8-():168 Child Cor• 979·3628 · $12 o Load M -----••• Get rid of unsiuhtly asowy EXT ERIORS SAVE ~ serv-lc a ks.m::irolrlc . "" R . L . S 1 nor ::i la l e eoclosures-rcas. 832-2468 Til~ "FAST ; ' Cabln•t MakinCJ •••••••••••••••••••• BOB'S GARDENING TRASH & DERKIS ••••••••••••••••••:•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCMMERDAY CJ\MPS CleanUps &NewLawns Coll .Stude nt !i48-64.28W ILLIAMS_& Son s Licensed l nsured Call - --• •••• • • • •••• •••• • •••• • • 979·3335 C EHAMIC TILi·;, Nl·W & RESULT" I ~ To Place your Rcmodl'I. Fm .• t•:.t Sml SERVICE .. Fast Result" · DIRECTORY Cstm C<ibr ncts . boat Each week different. 548-8773 Masonry. Bnck/lilock/ work. patio t•ovcr. kitch Next week I MAGIC MT. .. . Hauling, Clean·up, Roof· Stone. Call 581·7829 • I) rmdl , lattice wo rk . WEEK,.$15.incldsever-Tree T.ramm1!1g.~leanup, ing,MmorPlumbmg.We Mo. 646-5219 ylhing . 9.4 extra hrs Hauling. Sprinklers. d o o ur best for you. Vln<J APTS. P AIMTED High qua I. low price. Call us Isl. t0-12·!'813/ 540-0460 Jo~ welcome ~, ~121L_ I Service Directory L'or Re lt Top Soil r SU ------- -~vail.)645·5050 Freecst.54_5_·~_3_. ___ 002·8528.642·1485 ,·····~··••••••••••~···• Carpentry . fin1 ~h & ---------·---M o v l n g, Haul 1 n g , ad .... Call Now ••••••••••••••••••••••• Service Call .. r ough. Add 1l 1 o n ~. My home. Heavy athletic Try a D ai I y Pilot •HAULING • Cleanup. 2 College Slu- Cabanets, counlc rlops program. Fun job. Rare Classified Ad t.o buy, sell YARDCLJ::ANUP d ents. Exp. & Reas. PAPl::IUIANG I N<~ Profess10nal·R.casonable Free est 673·5829 aft 5 642-56 78 •Top Sorl •l'orn1~t • 642-5678 ht. 322 •Mull'h •Rt"Cl"-oo<l• ht.122 Jo'ree est. 645 2511 find. 673-2793 or rent something. * * 556-0347 * * 644-2369. ~UTO i--------DEL Iv E Ry I p ART . FACTORY HaP Fa s t e s t gro wing BOAT TIME. Must have s mall Deltronic Corp. needs car & be neat appearing. alert young woman lO Oange Counly Fiat Day or eves. ~.10 per hr _start immed . 545 0<1-01 dealer seeks BUILDERS + bonus + gas a l· 2 Mechanics lowance. Ph: !>36·2100 for interview. Mr. Ray. l o Exp~nrlin~ Sl•rvrc(' facilit y. Must furnish own tools & Class A license. t:xcellcnt work· ing conditions with fr inge bener1ll>. Cunl<l('t Service Mgr. Parts Man Must be• expcrit•n1·l•d Co1l1acl Sc-rvrn• Mgr Experienced Caroenters wXNTED Wt' pay lop w:igt•s Dental a ssist:int. ex· p e ri e n ced . Lag una Beach. Exray license necessary. 491.9737. De nta l Assist. cxpcr'd charrside. N .8. area. Call 644·0595 l:''cm ale needed to l ake over care of childre n & h ouse while mothe r works. Live in or out. Must be 18 or over & have ,:!ood ref s . CalJ 675·9441AM. Fem ale & Male wanled full & p /trme. Apply Ken· Lucky Fried Clucken, 693 S. Coast Hwy, Laguna lica<·h. ·JUNIOR SALESMEN Ages 12-16. Earn $20·$40 per week getting new s ubscribers to the DAILY PILOT after school and Saturdays. Must be out of school by 3:00 PM. No deliveri es or collectin g. Transportation f umished. Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley areas, c all 847-4360 Equal Opportunity Employer Montgomery Ward Life Insurance Co. SALES SUPERVISOR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l--!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!'9 I m med 1 a le ope run gs for -3SalesSupcrvrsors inlh\ <.:a II .)86.U.130 --- PET SHOP /MGR Must have someexpr. CA LL 1\42·5522 Phone Sol1 c1tor. You phone mJkan~ app'ts. No Selling. ldcul lor mature, retrrt:d p1'r~on. ti75-~ Plumber, R~r l"ull lamt'. 5 )r mrr,. CX· 1wr ~:~; 11:>:.! To rotate shafu. (PRN) i~t small dept Ho cover ii'· ness & vacations). Ex·. per. pref'd. Cont.act Doi\. na Roache, R.N. C~~t M es a M e mori fl Hospital. 642·Z134. EO • RN's/ICU ·: 3·11.11-7 • : Full or Part-Time • Lot Man F.xl·E:lle nt co. bemdils mduding co. paid health ins & life ins for our employ~. ------u...a...wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Orange County :m:a DENTAi.ASSiSTANT ----------1:::1':•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llcavy recrwllng ncn·~~ -Exp req d ·charrsrde No FOOD SEAVICE Income & growth polcn P /'f. l"hoosc your own hrs. M•d S..f'CJR. 3-11 & wknds7·3 lo wash and clean autm. with la~hl cu~lud 1ol PACIFICA BY S<1ts. Ue nef1ts. ~1·21 rn or HOUSECLEANlNG LOAM PROCESSOR 11 a I u n Ii m 11 ct! l hr u No S<'llrn~. car net'. MUl>t 832·6371 WORKER Serv. Mature, Bondable Jmmedialc opemng for sal;iry. O\ cndes & C"om be ncal, earn S2·$3 hr. Hwse AidH J.11 SJ\N CLEMENTE GENERAL HOSPITAL • <ForRelJef> h'f wo meo wanted NOW. expcr. grrl an funding, m1ss1ons. Full CmnpJny Apply 9·5. a l 1615 DENTAL ASSfSTANT, 4 Oays a week. Alhi 'ts &iS-5123 shipping, insuring & Cringe benel1ts program Alabama.UH. work. AcJvant·l'mL·nt oµ portun1t1c!> w11h111 or KIPPER YACHTS gamzallon for nghl man 496 .. \ 122 ext 214 I who is cJcpcndalJlc'. Fr !128 W · 17th Slreet i ngc I.Jc 1w( it:-. Conl;icl i---•C•o•s•ta-M.es_a __ _ exp'd ch a irs 1dc. l.'D· llosp1tal exper. pref'd. guarantee. Sal:iry com· <1\•a1lablc,as-.ella:.£ull y *Rllo..I' * lhusiasl1C'. Call ;,.ix AAt I Apply in person, Costa HOUSEl<EEPE:tl mens urate wrlh abillly. pa rd '76 Conference an PURCHASING " S Serv1Cl' Mgr ---M es a M em or i a I Experienced. For s ingle Contact Mrs. Quctada, SAN J U AN P UERTO CLERK/SEC'Y • ( ntcns i ve Cardi a c. DEMTAL CHAIR Hospital, 301 V1ctona, person. Live in. Balboa. 97!HS50. RICO for thosequallfi<.'d. Strong purc~asrni:: back· Care. *Medical & S..rg. Dick Miller Motors Boat Corpenten Must have extensive ex perience ;ilong with the ability & desire to do t•us tom quality work. Pacific Trawler. 1723 S. Ritobey. S.A. <.;.M. A s k for Food $300.Call673-1879 INTER~IED? ground req 'd. 'l'yptng F loor. •Ped iatrics • ASSISTANT Service S upervisor . C;ill :\tr. Walk£•r , 5 :> + w 11 m & AOOd Obslretics·Labor/Del ~DT.i.111 Musl be expcnenced & EOl':. Housekeeper, Babysitter, LOT MAH at 547 .. 7749 :.ccrcl<1 rral ~k rlls. Salary Opening Soon s lig htly hyperac uvc . ----------1 & Attendant. Ma ture Detail & washing. Odd l>:tsed on e xper. In· Difinil1\"C Observation 120 W Warnc>r Ul Stl M.1111 Huntin gton Beach --woman w anted lo do jobs. chance for atlvan· --tl·rvrcwrng ~:J Tues & Unit Pedodonti c Office. GENER AL OFFI C E gene ra l housework & C"e m c nt. Sec Mr . HCRMachMwOpr. Wed. National System~ P c rman t!nt, fuU 4 Santu J\n,1 :,:,; 11:1:.! Pleasant s urroundings. C LEHK. Professional carefor 6mosoldbaby& Bernadene at; Hospital cxper. prl-C0d, corp .. ,4361 Brrch St,N B. p/time posilions. We of· 847 .. 2566 Office M anagcment woma n in wheel chr. DOT DATSUH no l c si:.cnt1 a l . Xlnt <NcarO.C. Airport) fe r top sat. benefits 4l ------ t\UTO. Boat Repairinett Jo'irm seeking mature Mon thru Fri. 7AM to 18835 Beach Blvd. bcnef1Ls. -working conds. Apply Work fo r the meanes t i::cneral office clerk to 3PM. Start mid·Augusl. Huntington Beach San Clemcnlt• H.11110 Tech. 2nd clu~s or Westminster (;ommun.ity Mechanic manrntown.Musthave I handle collections. Must lsl2weeks·1hday.llunt. ------Gcneralllospal<JI c\fl'cqu1 v. to rcr>ai r Hospital,200Hospita1Cr, General m echanic for waterfront yacht repair DENTAL RECEPT. b e hi g hly s killed in Bcharea . 847-9928. L. V.N. or L1c'd Psych 654 <.;ammo m0<kl r /l" units. Call Westmins ter. 893·454 1. oew car dealership with & refinrshin~ exper. No Must be exper'd. Salary telephone & public rela· Tech. Full time. Evening De Los Marl's I lo bby Shack 522-4921 EOE experience & class "A" !users ple;ise! Blackie's open. If U. Pedodont1c lions. Typing required & HOUSE PLANT shift. Wknds off Also San Clem. 4~;.112:! Buena J>;irl.. •---------- license. 40 Hour work Boal Yard, 673-6834 ore Pleasant surround· Ille filing. Xlnt working MANAGER. wknd relief & on calJ -SALAD MAN h 1 1 mgs. 847-2566 __ conditio n s & Cringe Must have experience. days & eves lly-Lond NEED HANDYM,\N to Heal Esla te, licensed ~~~~~tns~ ~~~~~fn~~: BOOKKEEPER Dent.al Assistant w!2 yrs benefits. Call for appt, Plant test given. 646-3925 Home 9861 W JJlh St. help finish remodeling sales1>co ple. Why not ~~cc~:r~i~~ g:,:.~ etc. Ask f1>r Oa rrell F IC for s mall manuf. co. cha·1rs 1· d e ex per. for 833·3313 ask for Raul. SA. 531·8741 job. 64 2-1730 work m the hottest area k Anahe llunt111J(lon Bcach/Foun PM. Si!bastaon's Dinoer Slckle.Scrv1ceManager. 32.-40 hrs w im. growing ore in So Hunt. GIRL FRIDAY Housework, expenenced MAID.parttime. 1.11n Valley Call Phil Theater . 140 Avenue Roy Car•er, Inc. 956 96~ Bch. Send n.!~ume lo: r E f '' lady, Scandinavian pre HAKHOR INN MOTEL Mt:N.tlnl'C al Village P1co.San Cle mente Rolls R oy1·c BMW BOYS/ GIRLS to Help Gary D. J ones, DDS, ,?r ngm eerang . irm. ferred, 5 days Refs. Big 675·3463 ~ newport Real t;statc9t>J..4567 ----- 10026 Adams Aw, llunl. General Bookk~pmg & Ca nyon Area Send i-----SALES 2.14 r:. l ilhSt. S P or t s A t h I et i c Beach. 92616 ty pin ~: Part·time. t o Resumes to Ad No. 442. MAID WANTED S ~ ........ -:·--_personnel RECEPTIOHIST . Costa Mei.a 54~·4444 ~~~~~~~1l~~n r;5;~~~~t~~ __ __ _ :.larL work 111to full lime Daily Pilot. p 0 Box P;irl Time * Call ~ -Apply In Per::.on Atlracli\•e. cnlhusiasli~ I Bo 0 I Dl::NTAL. later. Near Oranj!e Coun· 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca ' Mesa Motel * 64t>-0681 ~ -.. agency ''f"r111ers s·a"a·ngs µroft!S~. sales person for /\UTO Pa rls -counter mosa ary + nus. ny EM"' .... A.GER l A rt 54"1195 "" · • ''l'na M~rsh··ll '-'1·gw-_.. Fu · 1 OFFIC """ Y ,.irpo · .,. .. 92626 ~~ :: 752 ·0331 1'·15 Wcsl"hff Dr. NB "'" 0 v ,.. ..... S·alesman wank-u. U m•at a ppcarin)! app y. ..1. le & L· •m wanted full ---v ' ..:,·1lon. Pa:.t ex per. •n New ofc in Irvine (.;real GIRL L'Rl DJ\Y needed "a .. c · M 1 '-,"11 u~IOppor. ""mploy "' • \ime & cxp'd requin-d. 536·2100 for inter new. 55., 7800 1 y .. ·hl B ok •r Typ-Housewo rk p /time (2_) & i>tlimc. Apply Ken -2192 artrn. rv1nc ' .. " r "'1 direct sales. such ;.is real Apply in person. Huh Mr.f"ox . oppor. -y r ac r 4.: AM 's wk Tues & Fri. tucky Fried Chicken, Jt!annaeSr~n> __ m!_lc /ema _e __ ~tate.da ncestuclio&re· Auto S upply. 2120 ~ng, good bkk_Png,oulg~ Refs.Owntrans.675-3445 2929E.Coastllwy.CdM M1m1Leverton R~cept/Sec'y during salon beneficial Harbor, Costa M('sa. Cabl~ As~ & DISH MACHINE mg personality necess. ---------Ca 11 M rs. lla 11 a r d , Elec. Soldering 673·9360 AM Only. HSKPR. f /time, live-Marine Engine Installer ----------for counsclans: agency. 642 .. 3630. 3 Yrs. Minimum Ex-OPERA.Tott _;__:... ____ .;._. ___ 1 in/out. Neat, mature, re· Musl have own hand OFFICE GIRL Lite bookkeeping & tYP-1---------~ perienee. lmmed open-He avy lifting p/t1me HAIRDRESSERS ~ lia . adult. No s moke. tools . Apply in person 2Lyrs orolder. Ex!J('rnot rng $500 per mo. Hrs. Sales Cle rk for Photo AVON ings. Gd. benefits & gd (weekends &eve:.). /\pp· Call 645-7337 642-3481 8am·l2 'noon al 1919 E. necess. Neat in ap· Mon. Wed. Fri. 9am lo Drive-Thru. flex1blC1 In Ne wport/CM ly Jn person. Costa Mesa __ __.:::..:.....__:... _____ ----------Occidenlal, Santa Ana. pearancc. Sal<1ryo™'n. 6pm . T ues. Thurs, 12 hours .. 646-23&.I. bt The Kids Do Th~ Housework pay· Memorial Hospital, 301 Hambur~r HcMtlet Insurance Ageocy Girl r-noon to 9pm. Call for in· ----- area. Call 6"5-4222 Victoria. C M. Ask for Is no w accepting ap· Comme rcial Lines. Un· MASSF.USE . Need im· ·Kirk Jewft«s tcrvae w 536·8804_. ___ SALESMAN STEREO. This 5-.immer Get oul & med people. add new interest, earn m oney se lling quality products I ntercsted ? Call: 540·7041 or Zeruth 7·1359days. Car Loi Man Food Se.v ;cc Supc.v;so<. pi;cat;nns '°" de.writing &JR•ting. Ex· med. Gd pay. ~ tra;n. . 2300 Ha""'' Blvd • Eo'E Sal Cal1645·0860& -<W!64 Costa M~:o.;1 !'>15-!Wb Clean & polish new cars. ·--· ------• BUSBOYS per . necess. open. Musl be experienced & Over 17, full & p/t. Health & retire m e nt Mechanic. expc ('need on Part time ht'lp <'Xcrc1sin~ have r ef. Steady job. Dishwasher.f/timc. Shortneatha1rn-<(d. plan. Fre d S. James. f<' 0 r c 1 ~ n ca r s . Stroke p;1t1t•11t for room good hours, cu. benefits.. Call G42.0593 Apply betwn J.Spm 4,94· 1087 0 8r S4d9-I 3058· (Ask 714·527·3461. & Board. 4!>~1·Z!RS ApplyinpersooOnly.No Conva lescentllospital 1545 Adams1\ve.C.M. orMrs. ra ey.) phone calls. S ee Mr. NoPhooe CaUs Plcase ~~ MECHANIC. ex(ler. pre-PASTEUP Nielson. OISPAT~.HER llelp want"d for Counter. fcrred . Top pay. in· ARTIST/ TERRY IUICK ~raveyard s rurt. Apply Must be "neat & dean. IRVINE PERSONNEL surance. p5rohfil :.h7uthri.ng&. REPRO TYPIST 5th&Waloul inperson. Apply an person ; Ken· 5ER.\/1CESff-Al'""ENCY Apply a.L.: ell. 1 For Sailboat manuf Babys itte r. dating n~ YU.LOW CAB luc ky Fried Oucken. 693 n-.J Irvine.~-Variety, pressure m ad e veoings & wknds. My CASHIER 186E.l6th,CostaMesa s. est. Hwy. Laguna 488E.17th(Atlrvrne) MEDICAL Rccpt. AssL dept of rnprdly i;rowmi;: home, w ill provide AJsolOOKICEIPER NOPHONECALLS Bch Suite224 C06ta Mesa SoloPhys lcianoCc.Most· co . f or s hurp , transportation. S36·2261 Full time. Must be over PLEASE 1-=.:.:.:.:.·-------1 Call 642-1470 ty front ore. Must ~ mature I but youn ~ · R~AL ESTATE p r e11 1o u s \'X p cr. necessary. US/\ Slt•reo v.1 iO', Comm. Su~rh :J7:!1 s. Bristol. Santa prrvalc and SC'mi·pn vate An.1. No phonl.'call-.. uffrtc:.. E:Juca tional. - tra1n1ng and frin ge Sale~v1·r~on 1-\rn sh91>. ht•ncf1ts. fk s1dcnt1al a nd LaJ!una Beach. Even.iaas· 111 v,·!->lml'nl o~nrngs for £ weeke'llds: Potential lirol.l'rS a nd SulCS· run lrme. Call{(){' ap;c- pcr:.on:.. . QUAIL PUCE PROPBTIES 00flhrman t714t 752-1920 ·HM 3J32 • ...:a:..;.n_._6_:30 _______ 1 25 yrs. Call Mrs. Camp HOSPITAL mature.Send resumeto: met ic ulo us p e r so n art 12 noon. 645-0032 DRAFTSMAtot STORE ROOM -- -Box 443 Daily Pilot. P.O. wt multiple skills & fie' 1---------IEAUTICIAMS E ..... Gl ..... m.191•~ u .. x lS60. Costa Mesa. 1bihty. Mrn 2 yrs pastt·up Sdleswoman uver 21. ~tr or PIT. car nee. Sollll! t•ves & Sa t.. Personahly /a mb. r1*'c 1mporl.. than expel', Earn $4000 lO $14000 yr. RE Sal Ap ply 9 .. 5 al 16JS • • es Alabama, H.B. . . ( " "~~ CLERK J. HERBERT HALL UV & Now interviewing or: c ""SHrER P l rr· t ca 926"" exper 75 wpm typing Salon "' easant 0 ace, op pay Receive, stock & fill or· JEWELERS · '" • IBM Composer exJ)C'r. & -Newport«.... Ex per. Prer'd. Must for experienced drafts ders. Duta'es anclud.r us· WESTMINS"'L'R M Al..L 1 1 A t f C 11 644 0661 iC...11"8582 b kSa R UB BEIN & 1o: '~"" " M e d c a " s s • ability to dcsii::n orrns a : · or.,.,,. bea le towor t tnll\. A • • · ff l • · l · f .. _ I M &Sun&somecvenings. FROST ASSOC. 1401 ang o se pnn er. Has openings or ,..,.sis· Cardiolo~asl rcq 's ex· d esirable . <.:al rs. l.a11tlcian & Appl" In Pe---Quall N B a .. ., """O SAN CLEMENT1E l tanl Mgr & Sales Help. per'd med. US..'lt: mainly Sheridan, 7 M/f><l!Hl711. ~ '""" ~ • · .~• GENERAL HOSP TA, Ph: 8!.17 ·0327 Mr. Woods. front of{'. some buck. - -- Wig S~lst l(er111 RIMG Hardware DRArERt 654 Camino de l.o$ Mares -Call Mt spm. 11.0. areu PBX Answering S~rv Needed. Malhe"s Wig &. 2tiGG Harbor, C. Mesa WORKROOM 714 /496·1122 Kenne l attenda nt ror 842·AA89. i4 Local ions. J\11 shifts Beauty Salon. Reach 8AM·3:30PM Anlmnl Sheller. Must avail. Full or p /lrmt• area.548·3446,Karen. Cock~ail Waitresses Ex· £xper'd l ablcrs & __ __;. _______ hve nr. Laguna .Bench. MODt;l.S E.O.E.540-1962. .:::.~.:..:..:.:....:~_;_---~1 peraence preferred mac h ine oprs. Beach HOSTESSES Apply in person: 2Xl612 Proresslonal Photo·•--------------------i 673-8833 dayUmeonly Drapery, 900 W. 17th St, & WAITRESSES Laauna Canyon Rd. Ac· grapher needs above PBX OPERATOR Boys & Girls Col student.a, Pit sls. de· Co6La M_eaa. 540-i464 Appb' ln Penon ceptlng applications average rem models for Answcrin~ serviC'c l'X lOLoHyears otagc.,Oal· Uv,,Eves/SaLCar,pbooe TNG~l.o.d starling Monday the major US and Europea n per. P /hme. Apf.ly 657 I)' Pilot delivery routes nee. Mr Lyons848-l004 1 p~~:~rod~tion 1_221~so~H~ar~bor~~· C~·~M~es~•-li-•_4th_. -------:;0~a!~npe ~':id~M~~ :~!~645i:1~~te l •Costa may be available 10 you• dept. Do PC assembly, be t8 or older.•· w1llln°1...:.....:....--------aru. Eam profit for ck-· CO<* HOTEL MAID • "'I .,.,.us "' " uverie• & cash. trips OC' Needed for eve. ahlft. wirinc. mec!banlcal U· Mature person w/uper. -'.,_... to pose nude. tugh pny· PEST COt(TROL -------LEADS! LEADS!. ~netar}. ~h/type. Asst Do lo recent 1ncrcas~ in t ., p r e s .. .,, u t a r e·. our sales activil1c~. "-t' \ {'r satrle. gd de l3fl. li<l\'I.' a ne,·d for .11ltl1 1;15 :?btiti. l 1 o n ;i I c x p c r11' n n · ti • sJic:)pcopk :--r: c K i-; T A n Y Io r l:''ORJNTEHVU-:W Br11 kl'r a gc Firm In CALL 6 73-760 I In 111,· Ar.ea . Brvkt•r3'e l''I' n•q d . Typing ~ W1>m Sil.I open. a.ti Heinold . O'Connor le Cloonan, 714·7S2·822Z. - mcrcbandlsc for acllln.ii Please Apply 9-Uam & s cmbly, recclvina In· Year a round steady P/lime. Exper'd &Lic'd. Riange& up to$100 ~day. Will train alcl'\ inchv. for new subst'riptions. For J-3pm. 64$·8977. 24-0q w. spcc:llon. ma1Dta.ln •tock employ. Must s peak Wee kends, eves. days. Ca ll ror interview route work & soles In I·~~~~~~~~~ lnformation pleo:se call Coast Hwy. N.B. levels. some ~retarial. En•. Uah. A~~1u to Mrs. 842-0611ext271 67$-4<4SO Orange Co. & Long lkh 1---------• SEClttT ARY EL · Nt.>wport Ct'nler. 1·0 S1!iO mo Very dcm:inttlng employer . 2 Girl of<:. Need xlnl sh & t)'ptng :skills. Send Rolun'k: tu (.;IA:cSlfied ad no. 431• "'O Dnily Piiot, P. 0 . Box 1560 C'o~ta Mesa. C.t 642.4321. nom San -Xlnt opportunity . N;daen. H:;t;I Laguna. __ P_a_c_ir_l_c_a_HM __ Pi_la_I__ ----------arens . Pd group he~th, Cle m ente -San JuanCOUNTERulesmatnlw1!h _S4_9-_W_3_s ______ 4.2S S. Coast llwy, t.ag.1----------W11Mnotctedl .F.mc1J!.koymcnclcr~ & vac. pro(1t sh,ar,1 Cap lstrnno orca, cnll delivery . rou n., ESCROW Bch LIVE IN H OUSE "'" Uniform~~ true .. ut 4-...,_ ond ~fot'llOn Vic responsibllll)' for bot~ry --Ill a Id s . The Inn "l Sal ba~('cl Oil how MUl'h _............. •• ,, I KEEPf;R F"ull l•hariie l 1 " 1 N ,. __ t , II •t jo F,I Toro ar1-.1, call m"nufucturl'r. OtuY on!( Of.'FICER· MANAGER to'or Clas11fi('d Ad .al{una .• 1 o. """:-. work you do QI ,. r. ~M~l.O. te rm interest l'l('t"<.I apply. Unllmilcd oppo1 tun1ty ACTION ,1dult no drlnkin~ or llwy . L g11n11 8"3ch Price for •Pt>t • 9·l.2AM. EqualOppor 1-:mptoyt•r Ca11 Cmdy,s.Q·2256_ for qualirittl Otrlcc Cttlla ~ m 0 k 1 n R · 0 w" /\sk forM_~_Oobi_ '('I __ 5465572. ~~~~~~~~~, Manager wtlh lorge Orm o3uy P1loc. tran~portatton, work r,. lant.R'• Pnt : llave somethlnt you want In Sanla Ana. Call ror . /\ 0 VISOR fer e nc e 1 req u I r~d . CoMrol Claullied Ads sell big to sell? Clatalfted ads do apnt, 714.683-7874 Mrs. 492·1970or492·25Zl SELL Idle ilem.-. with a Items. amall llem.a or al wtll -Coll NOW, AndcrlOO 642·5678 Daily rllolClassUledAd. 696RandolphAvl.',C.M. any It.em. M2.s678. 642·56'11. f • RN-CCU NlghL~. full or p/timr. [)1rff.'rl.'nlhd 1>~Y Xlnl benefit (.'ontoC'l Mrs 8:.ileaarer1, 642·%734. Coa.t m M c mor 1;l l Ha.pllal. 301 Vicuu1a. C.M. E01':. lfYOU have a service LO olfer 'if- i;ioods to seU. r,titt anral i n the Daaly Ptlot CLa.ulfied Sedloo \ ' I Pbooe &42·:1f71. :·. , r ~J• OM. Y PtLOT 1 ' " .. ... ... Dogs I~: _ _:__ IOSO ca_._,. S• 1051 Mi.utlwous IOIO MIK....,._CMll 1010 MJ1~.•!!= ..... ~~!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• • •• •••••••••••• • •••••••• • •••••••• ••••• •••••••• • • ••••• ••• • •••• Everest Standard Munuul .Hlflt W...... 7100 ttet, W M t.cl 7 I 00 AMI..... IOQS AKC Warohairad FoxTer: CAMS TA81..S w/pocan Mue orter lor bdie parta, GUITAtt Ll!:SSONS-1i t y p aw r1 t er. "" tra ••••:•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ricr Puppies. $125. ClH> top t 4 uphol. chairs. Uc lt-reo record player, MA TIRESS M 0 n t h I y . I" o r character:s. good condl· SICTYUlC., TELl.SlS Antq.Pump Or&an,Circa 992·5219. new eond SSS0.54.2-4738 baby di;ape~ table, p crrorrna n cc ur uon $25.Sft.mcwltold· R_,p l E.'lalc I?evclop· Jl\tll or p,umc:,exper. on· 1880. Perfect. worksna; or A USTR IAN SHE p High QuaJjly M• Tbl lruok$, cloth • tlhoeA, *MAD HESS* plcaisurc. 962 7498 ing ta bit~. Smull white mr -~l8F1r,m. I secty oC· ly Cit 11cn:. Bunk of d~r , for m er Museum HERO. m ale, ll1 color. pads 4 4 Chn, anU~u~ et,c. 5800 lHamllton St CM. •ALL SIZES* <>in" r ono Tablt, $25, :.l~kui.of1nni·~. crl·~~o r1\a_~f· •~. ay ront Msn 3 )'~ t:o:.ta M e:.a. 979·42001 picc-e ~. ~·L~ bl lh "" ..... h lch h \ ... bl a l 1 • P eiu.o ----.-• .. ' "" ~ .. ui =ul> e1'1>er AcC'ur le fa:sl --ue mo er. nee sl'""' '4' ' a Cu cov~r , Gree u I C o Id PI aid re u1r s,5. (;all 642 7:12U tyiung shorthand die' K~n l.Nnubu" A-JI 1010 11 crv1 c ~ N :al 1 o o al blk couch & match.. Chr, P lilnls ; In or outdoor· 'rictd to Mo•el Hcrculon comer :slcc" 1>-0f wc~n lOam 2J)m ta\ t n g' ·m ..._. h :. i.11 b ,.,...CMc•t Registry All. 6. 002~9 Rocker. 54.ll·2928 eonhuncr pl;mung. Sal. 833-9625 & £i46.86lf6 Kroup S29S. 833 8736. --- 642·3121 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• on ly, 10 Spm . 1807 -. ikuuuful3w0<>Ws,8lt'Ofl5, ----TR0'9CALFfSH Holpoanl Port.thh: Os~ Gorgeous, fe m, Samoyed, Ratt:an Breukfront t:h1na Kine let Court. Mcs u rUILIC AUCTION SHAG ('ARP~i' 1000 :sq pulll·r. bag, wood coveri. .... SECRETAaY Mngr/T~ hwusher. Very good Slj(), AKC. Super pet, ~enUe, ~binel $SO. Verde MA NY ITEMS Of' .,.IN1': feet u:;cd. Rt>asonublt: to_m alch ~5. 640-5324 _ rvDl'r'dA••r,..,~"··~·•c 'y "" 1 ..... 49'1-1303.Keepcallrng ohcd'nl.~pyd 551-0707 •644·8877• , ICS'rA1'E JEWfo;I_ .. RV , 642 1730 ..... ,..-"' "" '"'""' r 1:sh know """"e essen· !!·8 mt ~lluco. I\ Ubl bt!ll Xllol tlJI Clotll 642 ss.32 HOT POINT Obi elec. bll· SCll\lOycd pups. Utter of 5, CH ~s·r 0 I" DRAWl',:l{S PATIO SALE TAIRQTU .. ~Sa~. Et'NCET F:UR/\NN. BUTCIU·:Jl 'S bhK"k , ~38 ;r Uurnpcr (>OOl tbl, Weber grl, antq lamp table, king hrtbr~._000.1833 vDlb . u tl\.~ WI n In Ovens. llk .. ""'W, $100 fluffy snowballb. unu oo W_lfH MIR. HOil $45. 2165 .. A Lillie ur Uus &a little """. ... ' Id .... 3·> II) n l r• low4. 'I • I " '"" .,, D ( lh l " ll d ood l. • L'TC. Pl"'ON E LV'\O IN• () 1 ..vX o.X 'ti l'llb t: " •-e Ken :Stl<.'relanu -&U~68 fast! llurry!581-0097 Vista Bnlrada,NB c> 01 • e w pcnic "" ~ ... vn 1• f t 1 o rmel wurk for a muna.ier & 644-8877 lo.bit: & beswhes. chaise FO. & BROCllUIH :. er cc 0 ~ ~ u ty p1nglorsmall group oi TY'9ST/RECEPT. GEOVEN&RANCE top, We1murone r Pup, AKC loun ~c. ca m e r as, 645·2200 ~::J~z~11 Ca ll eves. GRUHDIG ~ineers. Xlnl <.'O. paid Temporary vosit ion stainlei;s reasonable of· Cham1>. s ired all shotsG arr<trd Turnlnble bin oc ulars, antique _ MAJESTIC STEREO lh,, n e f 1 t s Cu 11 uvu1I for IJn~ht. depcn-ft!r.642-1730 Top s how & field line. w /cab. $50. 3 Drexel beaded bags. Antique ~ OOVER S h ores sale . AMWM &rc<."Ordplayer. 1'M/6S6·2MOO Mr. Sim· dable ind1v w/good lyp. 961S·~ tables, coffee tbl, 30x30 wood chest, e tc. 11 7 Thermador dishwhr ~'i. Olc.kr inodel but pluys mons . Equal Oppor. 1ng :skills. Mun thru l<'ri, APT. S1ie Westinghouse tamp tbl w /cune shelf, 3 Amethyst. 8 :l Ibo a . • • m arble table $50, 2 blk boauttfully $50. 54&9'J33 Employer ~am -lpm . A pplica nt r efrig. Clean. Gd. cond. SslkyTerrier ,Male.AKC. shelf tbl w/drawer. All Jsland.Sat.only.10·4 wroua;ht iron s tands, eves&wknds. must be exper'd, wtdl $30.645·414M 3Mos.AKC.Besl offeror perf. cont!. $50 ea. made in Mexico, $68. ,,_ 1·1 ....... rd_"'_x_c-.. -11-e-n-l .. -. 0 -.nd-.. SECURITY groo m otl & a non· trade.962-8377. 646-6404 •W e'r e M oving! I' kb kb d IX Yvv•' "'"~ " ·' OFFICER 11mokc:r. Hers req'd. Call Lady Kenmore Washer, 8 a r ~ u ins al 256 ~ Fresh Caught ' ea un e s .•. u~· $20. Child 's Jukebox 4 t.:C:oadsng N.B. lwlcl ~x· !\tr:... Uav1i. for personal coppertone. Must sac. DAHLING Oalmations. 6 MUST SELL! Beaut. 1''ordham, CM on bikes, i''JSH t::veryday! ~1~~t417· $ l SO . M 15 c speed~· Call 493·5735 intcrvw. ~2·1626. Best ofr lakes.1>&6·8-$11 wks old, Purebred. $25 to King & Queen Bdrm Set. 10'' radial arrn suw, tx>d:. liuy d1rec.'l from ~r. pref'd . Call lhr l\, SlS. Call 96().1242. Lk new Den Furn. Gold w /custom framei., ap· the 1'~ishermen .. at th\• UM 's Golf & 1'enru:. Shop. Irvine Coast Cow~lry Club ther 7pm , t>H l700. WAITRESSES BRAND NEW AP lea f mirror:s many phances, toys, 1nuch NEWPORT Open 7 days. Sale, 50<,t,. goll membership. $850. ~.O,e Exper'tJ . Full or p/l PLIAN(;ES from Model Frtt to You 8045 lamps, sc ulptur~ velvet more ! DORY FLEET off on most merchandise. 640-~18 H ome . 8 a r g a 1 n s ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• sofa & loveseat. Also N rt p· ::..:_ _____ _ ' SEC'Y-RECEPT • To $600 ~rs 12·~1'M ur I'll 'Lil VPM or wknd:. :J > n. exp ft1q'd. f\n1mal ho:,p1tal, M>..8; Write lo Cla:.s1f1ed \Id flo . -I 11 . co UJll> Pilot. PO Bu" 15t>O, Co:.la li&a, Ca . ~2tiai Good hr~:!~~~appear. 1''r1gida1re Elec. Stoves, S ILKY TERR/Poodle ehairs. Games sets, c.'OC· GARAGl:: sale Sul. onJy. --ewpo •er 2538 :ewport. C M Powcrmaehinehead9G·10 Su rr & Sirloin Refrigerator. Wa1>her & m 1 x . 1 y r. fe male. fee & end tables, Must Office desk , chair. plants Tennis Membership for ti4:.!·S4~ __ Set up for qui I ling $85 S!l~iOW.CoastHwy,NB Dryer!645-0403 1>payed . ti 46·1186 bef. see to apprec. 1814 s. &misc.items.642-7111 sale immed. !'.r~s~1ce'1-1oSPITAL lkd. hkcncw bi3-272ti 3 YEAR old Admiral UP· 4PM Bayless. Anaheim. 1 blk Anti Que s. mi sc . local club. 8JJ·J643 / w/s1dcn11ls. Make ofrer. MUST SELL. furniture, nght freclcr $125. Ken Free, lovable. healthy kit· Ea s t of Euclid off turniture • etc. 20691 581'7800 548-014:! ma1or avpliance-s, misc. ~ocktatl Waitrcsscs more dryer~. Phone t e n s, box train e d Katella. S1>i ndrlfl. JllJ. Sul. **I BUY** Pick UpTool side boxes, ~~.~~~.;.,,call aft. lOA M, \ C1~~~~~~rl:l~~rs 751-1163 lm-1661. Moving Sale! Dining ta·1_963·4889 _ Good us!!d furniture & S75.'67Toyotu,4dr.S450 . ...,, "_vv. ______ _ Full &p/time FRIDGIDAIRr,; rdng 17 AKC Adull Female Toy ble, hutc~ & ~~hrs. Old .135 Viv1tar Lens, Ski appli ances, or 1 will Sell Lgc walnul table top Slroll·o-ch:ur for baby. WAITRESSES ~xpersenced OnJy cubic feel, Xlnt cond. Pood I e. very a rrec · Oak .chest , twm _bdrm I l!:quip, Koss lldphones. for You. s lau. ~110 Ked velvet make offer. ~rvi ct: Station, full & Apply In Pen.on "'"'0. 548-7037 t1onutc. to nd home only. set., hv rm .furn, lu~ps. toys, bac kpack. thin M "'STERS "'UCTIO.... couc h, love seal, 2 h1 ·bck 847 Hl33 p 0 /lime hcl11 . Iii or ovt>r .,.. " ant1qs ref •" & m s I "' "' " r ---!:: .\11:.sion VieJO Inn 642·9793 : r. "" 1 c. neck guitar Sat. & Sun. chairs, per eel. $400. 2 . :1~1~,e. r;~0·~t~.1~~te~.1-~.J r~~.~ ~674<! Oso Parkway USED wash in)'( machine. 400 Vasta Suerlc, N. B. I 1671 Gisler. C.M. 646-8686 &r 833·9625 ster eo·lape decks, $100. Kitche n Aid trash C<?m· P vu "" ~ -.m ~~ Mission Viejo needs repair, Sl(). r'REE LOVABLE Shellie <Bluffs) 9-4pm. -Or SUNDAY839·0974 ca. l'orl. Hcfrig-Bar. paclor. won on TV. Still Fr('d No Phone Calls Plea1>e 963-7ti00eves female, 3 yrs, spayed, F h p d & !Garage S ale, Collectors JlHOWN Jordo Tami· mi $300. & misc. 556·W91:1, in car ton. 53_6_·27_4_2 __ _ s~r\•tcc St J Night Mgr, . gd wtkids IS47~72 r~nc ror-t ~essTf llems Old Things, Sat. &1 u 1 4 n h. Jl32CoohdAe c M , 1 titJ>er'd. N t~ht:. & Son· SlOO·S250 wet:kly, stuff.'ng 1-\cnmore Washer. CJs :._ · m.1rror .w 11 eye ?w Sun. 9am·Gpm. 2S83San·i reel. > ., . arm c rs, __ __. -·-~--Art1sL 's Garage Sue ·•·~·" AJ ~ii, .Att .. n·'anl l'nv.elop. c.·s, 1 hr dai.ly. Dryer & Elec Dryer All SILV ER Tip Persian. 3 tram. Beaut. for yng girl, 11 la Ana Ave. C.M. honey ~~I. L.1ke nu_..~ MUST sell Irvine Coast Newport, fran_ies old & ,. .. ,.~ ·' " ~ u for SJOO or $40 ca. West· yr1> old. To a good home. lak e nu. $85. 557·7733. + c h a 1se1>. c h a 1 r s, Country Club Class A new. p1cturt:s. 675-1849. n~ed .. \µply'" per..on. Hus h 1>la m ix.oct sell ad· -l tbl --~'ton 7,,. l'M"' Newport dre s1>e d e n vcl.ope inghouse rcfng, <!Dr. 832-0139 IG S I 8055 1SAT A.M.-Ocsk. G1rl's1 au o m ans, occ. 1>. Membership Make uf· --.-k , -t 9d C :\1 Mc .annon Assoc1utes. . i''~cc 2 ye~r u ld male ••••••••••••••••••••••• eallaps1ble spare tire -. , • ---poles, rug! gwdes, $4!3. & u 07\N c & Cptn $50.646-537 1 1 Grage ar co c d clothes. VWI 551-2028 rer.5817234 2 i''cnwat'. 7 eus o m ~;~c .Sta . Sule:.man. ~;ashc~~.l~;.0~~ ?61i>~· lecyclrs • 8020 c.erman Shepherd. To PUILIC AUCTION I MORE! 2652 C1rde Ur. DO IT-YOURSELI' ERS Mobile t elephone late ~5. !H8·9832_. ---- ICves, good pay, tx·ncf1lb WHO W STST< WORK? lOSpeed Centunon . . . . . ESTATE JEWELRY,.----from mod.el home bwll· duplex, ::.oltd slalt: UH 1'. StanJ~y , m1lrt: box, ~100 ••••••••••••••••• , ••••• .:oodhomc.!H6·8627. I MANY ITEMSOFfo'IN1': NB. Odds, ends, left ovc. rs model Motorola, fu ll . . . M1s::.ion V1e10 8~l7~ 017iv E \l~AB! . lirand New$115. Kl Ii ENS, 3 mo s. 1 wht. ART 0 BJ ECTS AN· MOVING SALE ins. July 12 & 13. 9to4. Sl500 or a!.:..ume' at SSS new • sso. ~:tut. hand . St!c"v1ce Sta. At\endanli., CllOOS1': yuur houri.. 494·8442. 1 calll·i>, 1 blk/wht. 2 yrl TIQUES FINE FuRN New 8' couch & love1>eat UNIQUE Manufactunng mo.494 500Sor494-~48 made t.li.;sk •. must see to d ----l'alsco, 1 y r . tabby. "'TC P~IONE FOR tN' . t . 10 . ~.,50 · 1601SuperiorAvc.C.~ ----apprcc.t>452511 exper'd. NcJl, clean, e· \I.Ork for yourself, be B I s ~ tKiO IWO "' . I au umn co rs ... . --T rr I . d . & - pend. Boyd':. Arco. IOOE. your own ~I:,:,. )1eu UI' ICYC C· uperspee I t-'0. & BROCH URE Young girl's bedrm set. JU .... K w~~..... u' jl n:, ~awrnp. rapoodes Carpeting. 113 yds lhtck ' HUFFY $35.00 • I . $65 • .... ~· ~ e .. M O\'('n w s. . J'lth. C.M. Women. Can be :.hghlly * 646.fi0ti8 • i; rec kitten to gd home. 1 645-2200 anllq ye • 4 pc s . •10 s Anything m scrap metal.. Like new Anxious to Gold Shag. Gd t'Ond. S2 hand1cJppcd. Neat mal e, hair Manx /· . rad. cabinet S25. Port lv • . ·-yard Callti4<l8046 Service SlJlio11 ,\ttcn· Clean Appearance . __ _ Pcrsian.CallS40·2059 A n l 1qu es. unusual $20. Sew much S20. Lrg aulos, prls, bodies, ap· scll.6449:.!0:>. __ _ ---- dum. expcr"d. Day & Vet:. . retired. Age 25 to 8 'Id" M t •at 8025 ~ house h o Id 1 t ems. table lamp $35. Old vanj. pliances, etc. Hesl deal R1v1era sofa-bed $175. 6'141s. 1"ull&p time App· ;o. Supplement yuur m· w in9 a en s CAHIBB puppic.-s. 9 wks furniture,lotsofgoodies . ly desk S20 '7L Honda an t own! 1•1ck u p •Carpet Special• Curve top Lrunk $45. !y 'Shell Stauvo. 17th & "ome Ur1\i·e a cab 6 hrs 800••••r•••••r•·1~~··8~~~:ed•••• old. Had lst shots. Will 1509 a on Pl. Npt Bch. 350SL ""'u. ·tis Honda 160 a n ywher e! Ed Slone "4YLON Sll/\G PLl:SH W1llowarc. 311 Mesa Or. ~ eel o x " ar d J ,, h ,,.,..., ""._ S ~· ' ""°" ~IW \I US. RUST d fl bvine.N.B. ___ ormoreaday.Apply1n ·d· ·r & ,, 1 ·d" etogu ome ......... ·OJGO at. nce<ls work$150.EIToro. 968·.>VO<J ;7.<.:~1.wkn orcvcsa. ~-s1 1ng . u . bl ... , 830 735., -260 YDS. CllOC UllN. Ii ,. . Shippin9 Ctm ::so;, ~·,ftl~u~tC:,4~;,1~~ roug h, 1 :.ide ~urf:..sccd. ,To lid. llome. Irish Set· Slit & Sun-Dinctlc Set $30, • -· FROST F R Ee Rdng. SllORES INTEHIOHS - .\Ug. Co. m Irvine hJ:-. 645·9392 lcr. i''em a le. Approx 1 re frig. $25, Lots more. House Sold. t-:verything S 6 5. F ron t th row 2ti 10 Avon St. NU. Useil O'Keel1t & Merrill Mc:.a C &-----yr. 327Cana1St,NB goes! Sat/Sun. 2l2'1 E. lawnmowcrSJ00.536-5742 ti42·2255 &646·866S gas ,ran~e and good used ammed1atc opensng. Ap· ameras 811 7J18 h S "'"·· 11-, 10 aft s ---d rt 548 flS.I 'Ptox ~O hr wk Lo :.lJrt Yng a llr lcm:-.. Nl'1·<l car Equipmrnt 8030 · Es lat e Sa 1 e: A I I 16l t. ,,.,...pt 6 .. ts. to · 2vcnpo . · 1 --· App l1l·anl mu:..t h:..svc :..a les abil. Comm S600 + ••••••••••••••••••••••• ii:...rn·itur• 805 (). Household furnishings. 5· Dinette set S25 & Dinette GOING FISHING? Wlll-;ELCllAIH prior s h1pp111g clt rk ex Terr protec'd!:ltiO·~ rv "' M t s T 1 2879 N:n F · h ""'5 L EW ,_r, Ref!.. rect"d. 556·8100. -------li & C BARGA IN ••••••••••••••••••••••• us acra see. GA R1\0 1-; SALE SAT· set..,.,.,, rig. was er..,, . I 'S WORM FARM NEAR y N ·$60 -n-r----Young man lo work 111 BULLETIN S E I. I. r 0 r $ l . 000 o r Ballow Ln. CM. In Mesa SUN-MON 9·5. 2 couches, Frig. unde r·counter dis Oi>en Daily 7Am to SPm (173·6071 '' SR/SEMI SR. growing tuol rental bus1· PARKING LOT SALE TRAUt-; for comparable d e I M ar t r,a c t • at I brown leathe r & 1 hwhr $100. 492·4!856 Nile Crawh!rs. Meal N ~WI' 0 H T _B_J;o;_'_A_C_H ' ACCOUNTANT nt:ss. Must be u~al map· SAT. July 19, 10am-5 pm. q uality in smaller size. Fairview & Adams floral. S2S. each. 2 bikes, Worms, Afm·an Night AT II LET r C C I. U B pea r & \'ny ne ar :.!8 4 3 W .. Lin coln , Ciordon Solid~erryoval ELEC.stove$75: Broiler $10 & Sf5. l blue chair c ha ir -Bed , Brown Crawlcr1>&Rcd Wurm:.. MEMBEHSlllP. $75. "'ubhc ac<"ou ntmg of<: Jhflne area. Must have \"ecl!nl public ex.per handwnl1t1)t". tl Uay wk An;ihe1m dining luble with apron $5: rocker $l5: shclv-. $10.i''ordpickup carseat naugahyde. Three panel 173t>2Glithard.llU Ph:5.i8.1589. Prefer marn~'t.I man fo r New & used cal'(leras, 46'' x 66'' prus 3 addi· etc. 233 WakcForest CM. $15. Antique gree n Screen. Hugs. Designer C/\LL~17 51-tl _ - perm. re:..p position. Ex· dark r oom: eq uip . tsona l 12·• mat~bed ~7.6732 cocklail lable,SlO.Maple clothin g. llou:-.ehold Sailbo;it S250 uto. rotary - -per not r eq·d. Apply lclcscopes. !:>lore wide ap roned exte n sion cabinet TV w/remotel misc.4~9·1421. mowe r. llbell/dmbells, ,. , StatisticCll morn ~ I lJ:rn Newport 1>ale price:. leaves, 6 side chairs, 2 SA,. & Sun 9·4. ('.;as slove, cnnttol. $25. Portable TV - -. . -/\ntq. Tiit b.n·k Chair. ret.I wtl lal>I & bench IOJ·J.14:1 T . t S---"' Blvd t: :\1 • 821-1550 • · host chairs all matched electrio. sewing machine. $.5. Highchair S'l,.50. Ken· Dl'CJpes. 12 floor to ccil· new beige lm..11:ade uphol s.is.1;u27 ' YP15 ~1C'"f---& land · m ore p ortable dis· 1ng, pa le ~rn brocade. ~120 3 New t:ha1n.. U" -' with uphols tered cushion typewriter s , Wtn· ., ., ---Ne'wpo rt Beach CPA Merchandise Kallmar good basic35mm seals. Excellent condi· dow ran r eversible, hwa1>her $22.50. Adding Lr g original oil painting. hul, ::,.15'-•a, snl:ud :..lall ror Hemotc contrulll't.I ~lider P1rtn. Salary ran~e $tj()(} ••••••••••••••••••••••• SLH wif2.0 lens Cpentax lion. Modified· Italian kitchen tbl & 4 chairs. machine SJO. & many 213·592·2fj:>g ('Off cc lhl . Rare Ital & i.el. micro 6 channel 'oS800 +fringe benefits. AntiquH 8005 moonlJ xlent l'ond . Provinciai.644.7171 Baby Tenda & stroller, s mall misc stems. Phone -walnulm:.s r blc S65. $.5tl.!H8·7l);l7 fo'or appointme nt send ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~6-3&S3 kitchen appliances & dis· 751·11 63. 1130 Ausl1n, Hefriger alor. 1V, books. Ampex 4 track l'\•t•onJt•r. -, re~um c t o Kenne th ---GrcatSavingsonUsed bes, books. Much more. CoslaMesa. clothes.household1tcms. orig S475, :.ell for~ llunl Coal :.1J.c 12. Royal Leventhal & Company. PUBLIC AUCTl°"4 Cats 8035 F' A li &M' &17-2193. .,75.8ao7. blue wired h111n•'. """· E urn.. PP · isc. 274 Palmer CM :>48 5785 v .. -" ~60 Newport Center MANY ITEMSOF'FIN ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wilson's BargainNook · · Sundayonly9-4,roUaway d Wore once, paid $90. Drive.Su 1te8SONewport t::STAT1': JEW.t::LRY, PERSIAHKITTEHS GARAGEsale·Sat&Son. bed. ·Polaroid camera. POOi, TABLE. 3xti. g Estate Sale. l,Jual. furn 49!H287 . .n .. a"'h, Ca. 9~rJ\ ,\RT OilJ ECTS. AN· C"'A registered ~how --54-5·-W_. _rn_t_h_St._C_._M_._ p 11 f M o mer·• ''hevy cond. Strong & sturdy. ~ola c"a 1 r~ lam"" - ---..,.. " UJU4I r ~ enny co ect1on. ront in x ca ;., "" well bu1ll. Easily slorccl. ., . " ... ...~, M' II Yot further 1nformat1on Tl(J~ES. FIN.E ,FURN .. prospccl s. /\ls~. :.tud Queen Sz Bed. 9 drawe r throw reel lawnmower. wheel & tire. 6 hp Ot B. S50 963.6862 aft S stereo con:,olc. a van cly 1sce aneous c a lf Ire ne ~cCart hy ETC. PHONI:: FOR IN· 1>crvicc.SlOO&Up. dresser, 2 na te stands power edger, 2 mini· a nchor rope & chain, _ very nice antiques, Wanted 8081 '40·5000. FU. & BHOCHURE. C.:all892-2!n0 hid abe d , s of a & bikes, Schwinn "Ban· d rafl equip .. kit.utensils, Campershe ll .slµ:,2,fi ts books. rccords.~lovely ••••••••••••••••••••••• - -645-l!Wu ----m a le h 1 n g love~eats . tum" girl's l st bike, out lnl. 14' Sailboat & trlr. Datsun, l yr old. was clothes. etc. One time on· SS CASH SS FOR T.i-;LEPHONI!: SA L~S. --KITTENS. Cl-'A. Cameo IS46·65-04.Wed.aft6PM. board mtr, + much Curre nt s tyle young S4l5.sac.$27S.557-3391. lysale. Everylhu'lg)(oe::.. Goo<lusedfurn/refrigs l::lxpcrienced preferred. male, Himalayan Male. more. 34031 La Serena. wo men's clothes 1:.!·14. Sal July 12. lOAM. At Al· Frzrs/stoves.546-0768. f;arn as much a:.youhke "SUMMER '75" ~5 to$100.54S.996S. •SOFA &LOVF..SEAT OanaPoint. Much more!HOOAleppo, Pool Table . L.ike New. !space Storage Area. ---bY totlking to people all ------See to Appreciate. Gd-NB 640-1447 Cusl m . 4x8 l " sics le . Hamilton & Newland. Pvt. Ply wanL-s good used o-v~r Southern Orange A..,,.TIQUE Dogs 8040 Qual/Moving 968-8822 Antq. Glass. silver, china. Mahog Red felt.$.550/ofr. HB. Storage 11C17. clec. typewntcr & exec Co tv ( Om · n sr "On I"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t t' Jlshld 't ES"'ATL' SALE Sun only O 30 d k 9 69 1· " un . r a a ~ . DANIS H walnut dining la· n eres mg I e ms • c. 556· 7 . ----es 4 6-~ s a t. •. d1l1oned ofr.cc. T wo SHOW & •PET WORLD• ulc opens lo seat 10 6 & furn. 10 lo s a nyday. 9:30·3. Many antiques + (;ompletc llosp1t al bed --4 'Ml'!fls ·IOam to lpm or Cockers. Chihua hua, ch~irs. $275. or best of· 1807 Port Seabourne mahog fur n. Call Sat. De 1tzen builder level. w /rails. whlc hr, com· "Homespun" D11>hcs by 51'm to 8pm. Monday SALE Poodles, Shih-uu. Mm•· fer. Danish black vinyl Way. NB. 635·5823 1754 W. llcacon, Creme & gold lear 42 in. mode, walker. All prac-Vernonware-Miscellun• 1.ht-ough i;'riday. Apply al Anaheim round cocktail table l1cally new 50% of cost. eous pieces. 548-4106 ·~O E . 17th SL Costa July 20 9~4pm Schnauzer , Doxie, Dobie. couch & chair, $175. or G a rage Sale: Large 495-0319 847-4793 !M't!sa . or call Tony Pit Bulls. Cockapoo. besl offer . Plate ,glass variety of bargain buys; Scar 's air cond. 18MBTU · ---------Old Pme llutch, tall & Seimiaal 646.41oo. Over 100 Exhibitors; Pom.l OOmixed puppies. m1rror,approx3x5.$1S. Motorcycle tires, s hde $100 .. Co u c h S175 POOL table, a ntiquelSINGERLIGllTWEJGllT wide. Cathedral shaped featuring Furn • China, Stud :-.vs most breeds. or best offer. 493.2373 project, tape recont die· Bargains Galore! 1525 style, sla te top, 3!12x7. S75 1920 taule model radio. Tu.EL E P II 0 N k: Jewelry. Clocks, Dolls, 2525 W.lith atl'~airview. White bedroom set. Must t aling mach., AKC BonnieDoone,CdM.Sat· $350.644-4844 •642·8'!69 • Reas.493-1812 .SO, L I (; I T 0 ll S ex ,\ntsque Clothing, & 1000s SA.:.. O~n t>Vt'S. 531·5027. :.ell . ~ off purchase Golden Retriever pups, S un. 9·4. 675·1627 ------ ·ueraenced , needed for or .:\l1i.c. Collectibles. · pottery 2nds etc Sat On .. HELP! Have ten puppies pnce.546-8621 · · ·Poo l T ab l e. S 125, i lllnfl Ston'. 836-5778 alt. thal need good homes. ly, J0am·4pm, 223 E. 19th R 11 b d S3.'i G 1 ' 091\.M _ \dm1ss1on SL Kids under Six ma le & roor female, BED, king size mattress, St, Cosa Mesa bi~e~w~. i ~\f ii.~. d;:i:; .,,., I:! Cree. Refreshments, t;erman Shepherd mix. oox spn_ngs, frame, ~lra PATIO SALE: 22l Via K 111 Yb r ook c • C :\t , our famous •.liLEX OPERATOR l''ree Parking. Ccill 4!17 2367. fi rm , still pckaged, $21!; N. N B (L.d 1 I > 540.4614 Mon thru Fri 8.J0.5. ~x Location (val. 5525 ) Queen. $l9S ace. . . 1 o s e __ -------• ?er,'d.EOK S57·77i7 ~ANTA ANA BOWL HUSH Setter Puppy, Cva l ~25) Delivery in· Sat.Julyl2,l0-5.Books., 417V' Ld Nd NB ::t....J. • • • • Bunk beds, Beaver Coal ,.* •a 1 ~ or • . · ,, , TELLER/S&L 1 Mun1c1pal St.adjum) 900 male, 9 wks. AKC. $50. cl d. 631·0488. Bikes Bibelots. Sofa, Uphl. Chrs, Marble DIME-A-LINES W. C1v ·c Ct.>nler Or 54t>-0673 . • _ Tbl, bath s mk, othe r P art time. Some expr. Q 1 s h Furn Cof -'Preferred. Contact Mr:. CtJrn~r wcr St. & ua · panis · · MA NY ITEMS Including misc . .S11 C1v1c Ccn er r. across , fee lbl, so~a. chrs, d~~· over 100 odd golf clubs. . -.-"" .... ._ ___________________________ _, .... ntttbat 549-9141 fr 0 m 0 r g . c 0 . Germ. Shephe.rd Pups. wrought iron Bakers 1935 1 W kf' h HB Desk-Meat Sltcer-P1ua ·• Courthl)use. AKC Cha mp s ired. XJnt racks, la mps. 9xl2 r:ug. 847.5867 0:~-~· · Oven. Comp. Sew. Mach. GE record player $12. CAPTAIN chair maple BU ILDING materials: A p rti of the lem~rament. Blkffan. s tereo console, paint· e tc. 166 Westminster. 540-4434 $20. Br own vinyl recliner Doub I e a I u m in u n1 I THE NEW : .. ·}BROADWAY I • •' LAGUNA • HILLS . . •' OpeniftCJ Aug. 4th r ' Is How , .... lnt.r•iewiftc) For: ~, SALES, F {TIME ,.. L • Men's Clot.tung i,,,• .M en"s Shoes ., .. M lllsnery ,/ I EXTRA 11 OM CAU SALlS • -l>ay feve a va1 lab1lity "' .• E.AUTY SAi.OH ·~ O,.IU TOIS I.•' t;:-;.f?, RISTAUWAHT ,,, c;ook,i. ~ ,,. 'IHSB ?. , , T c.ro ponuy J 1 >lJ t~l ,,_. _ ... I ta111• a · c.1116-190 I J -e •Or A,.iJ la Pen.on• "' , , .. : ••• , It• 4 ,,,, ~ 1'lt' • c ee:s w~ ~ ~ 963·l341. i!'gs. 1293 Baker St. CM BAR s tool s. oran ge NU. rocker $25. Heavy duty garage door, hardware to the Artificial Kidney BASSET HOUND Male. 9 Sat Only· ~ht_ir~, po~t ty.pe~rit:;s Fine Clothing, Ladies & l~E skates, ladies, size 6, c ar jack $12. Gold glass $25. Exterior or interioc f d f of Colif mos. AKC. papers. Whl. KINGSIZE b<.'<l, xl!'l cond ~n 1~q e~l uN /Jun ~t & college girls. Sz 8, 10, 12. hke new $10. 540·4484 ~~:::m!.!'~~J·uSs~~·bl~~ ;:1~~tf $z~~fec!~:1~~ Poun ~eon, d b •. w /gold & brown spots. w/pad $1 25. Twin ~o. ~ on ·• · · Cheap! 1718 Galaxy Dr. " .._ ~l~llsl'.t.:' & t~BL.A~C Fine dog. s100. 644-5736 548-6974 anytime • n. . . NU s AM tit 2 PM . Sat.. SPORTS car sid!? pipes ~.~~~I~ :;:~q~:g ~~I: ~oft.ehe~y ~~r:~!:~-~ l'HUl.>UCTIONS. AKC AFGllAN Hound. Six Upholstered dining Functi~nal Garage Sale. Only. andexhaustmanalol~~ $25. Gold shag carpet 10 Window s quare glas~ 546·574.'i male,2yrs. Entertain'g. chairs Practically n~w. 41 ~ .rra n kforl. HB . HonH 8060 e~ch. 3 s peed girl 8 x 12 $25. 645-483.2. C<lll panes $10. New /old personality! $100 lo right Hea~onable. 493-6018. 536·l<!03. S aturday lO AM ••••••••••••••••••••••• bicycle. S.lO. Back pack Monday throug~ Friday. mus ic SOc New bed home w /yd. Will barga in . to6P_"1 . • Quarterhorse//\ppaloosa a~d ~1k1ng boots $4. frame $2. 322 Ogle St. 18th Century Beds & ant.I pracc w /ra g ht pcrbon. Spans~h w.ood table lami: S e c A d u n d e r Gelding. Gd. show poten· Ba r ~a e dol I h ouse, CARPET $25. Dra~s $5. Cosla Mesa q u e Pi ct ure s ~·4150 S30.Span1s hwood end ta· f 't (8050) Pl s t.1al.5yrsold.Tack,show hobb1esandgame50c-$4. Kin g headboard $3. -----------fram1..·-. Other Od ds & ---------bleSJO 646-4268 urns ure u 644-1519 Bed $25 M 1407 BONNIE DOON8 Ends S-tM ti4titi •ATTENT ION PF.TS! r adio, r ecords, kitch saddle, lac k rm avail. cover · assager Te . 1 . T o ,\K bow-front china l'abinet Sl50. & other m1~c p11:-ces. r~aSOflable. ~48·1J02 Board mg & Grooming. Upholstered Provrnc1al items. etc. 1293 Baker St. 494-6008 Shawn. KITCHEN table SIS. ' $8. ~hafts i1·$5. 2525 ~i~~ F':s~!!00 ~rf~ f''ree pickup. Poodle Love Seal. scot c h C.M.SatOnly! t-i... ____ -..L,oldGoods8065 gallon glass ~tlle ~· MFor asm r,. Costa Cd M. 'Fur n'is h·is g , arded orange tonE I "VW>CW Co m mer ca a I a 1 r esa. at. on Y 11 to Dou n 5 • Pupsforsale.546-2848. g ul weed P errect Baby s turrs. toys,••••••••••••••••••••••• cooditionerSlS.Babycar dusk.casb ooly. ,t>te bed $2$. St~ CAIRN T errier. 8 ~o .. ~~ltio~ $85.00 Phone Sal/Sun. Lots more! Cancelled Contract 2000 seat $5.645--4266 ~!b1neS~ wl1th speakers ho . · · 968·2619. 9293 L a yds carpe t below mill SEAR'S Mot ox boy 's -s .. ang e b ed $10, /\NTIQUF.AUCTJON male. AKC. All 5 ts. 644 7171 Cortinilla.FV. cosl.install.547~729 BUNK bed frame SS. S\in gray bike $20. Matchiog barstools3 roc Selling oul furniture. col· Loves everybody. f'ree Boyg Book ca~. desk Youth bed SS. Antique 646-3680 $25. Hand mower $15. lectables. p n m1uves. ad· lo gd. home . 833·9169 chair & chest . • Garage Sale, Sat. & Sun. Jew.try 1070 ne wspaper s, 1881 $5 Sliding g lass ahowet \erl1l1ing. l'lockh. bnc ·n· S lllllTZU puppies 642·1999 10·5., 17201 Apel Lane ••••••••••••••••••••••• issue. Antique bell, 1830. REAL amber necklace doors l o.: standard tu• br;,c .luly 14&1Sat 7.JO AKC$l25Sunday . HunUngCon Bch.846-0989 WA..,,.TED $25. Antique metronome $25 Sch ln bo . MX $25. Stereo amp $20. l'M P Sat rday · R e d e co rat 1 n g ·Ex P · . :v. " $25. French Provincial · "" n h'! s . Hanging lamp $5. All ... ~1·• ..... unn·vdiaeyw 1'2."-u. The ___ o_n_l.Y_ * 842·l03tl__ fu rniture. Low pnces. Electric motors, ·41:0 2hP T O P CAS ll DOLLAR d ble d s •25 Sting~ay $25. C ild bike wood walnul bookcu• "'" " 3450rpm tools outboard PAID F'OR YOUR ou r e ser • ·ear ner $3 VW rear . Ml'mory Uox 27 12 E . Irish Setter AKC. female Mu:it sell. 536-7781 motors; Jhp & Shp, misc. JEWELRY. WATCHES, M atc~ing mirror $25. bum per $8. Swim fins $1. $25. Sport coats, sue 42$l Coa-.t llw~._CdM Obedience treinc.'<I. ~d. OCCAS. CHAIRS, new up. Ph:S48·4934, All.T OBJECTS, GOLD, Matchmg n ight table $15. 1~ llR x 14 radlal tires. 2 :ac_h_. ______ _ Hom e l ge y d . $:.!S , h I t $45 o· U..e Sii VER S ERVIC E Ory flowers lOc bunch for fl. Motorcycle lire 21" COLOR Co I $20 Tn all our rnends 111 t>ra nge <.;Qw\ty JONATHAHS .ANTIQUES 114 h:.iv1n~ their annuaJ Sup •r Summer <.:lc<m•nce Sale on c nlJrestock up to VJ OFF! 42231&tSl. N.8. 673-6001 586--0098 -s~s". e~~dg~~~o~negt&~ Maple .lb), chrs,. cof~ee l''I N to; l''U rtN & AN: Homema~e quilts $25. 4.00x lff $2. ('.46·3680 19" B/W port:s~: T'(/ •Silky Tcrner<.• SSO 536-2GSl:l tbls, bike, lamp. Sat. 27M TIQUES. 645~ Black Chinese modem e>.c(>llent pict ure and AKC 557-28'21 ra nge. . ' E.16th,CM.9am·3pm --t.able$2S. Antique phone LUGGAG E ra c k $5. soondS25.540-0044 -Moving s ale Large M QUI: Di.....t $25. Tom Sawyer book, T k d II Collie .. ups, AK<:. I mo Refri&. $85. Obie bed set UUlit.y lraller,.$95. Dk gm S::s2e'an.er4 PM. 1876, $25. An tJque pole ~c I we lester SlO. l.ARGE amber han. gjng w I b e ad board $45 sofa $SO .• 20 gas stove insulators S3 each. Large Timing llghlSlO. 2-9 x 12 lamp and chain 16 BBQ $.SO cac~;ll S.U.~ 499-3008. • $50. Oveulutfed chair Beautiful Diamond Rini(. drif\wood $'7. Driftwood gnien carpets $25 each. $2 •in box. Ut.ena~. BeQ ------·------------1 $$0. Blue aturtecS rocker S.IO pt. atones. l4K aold lamp bue SS. Electric 648-2IOIS3. l41·3263 4/$1. Black at~ l•ble ~ 1 R t S H Selle r A KC. 10' Blue Is green aola $25. $3.S · T 0 0 I a " m 11 c · sett.Ing Shown by appt. e&ft opener $2. Grocery Crock no. Bar ,1tooas w rcmtle,2yra,$2$..togood Xlnl9-drawersolidwood ~·S688. I0122Forrestal only.63.·5073. cart $3.Sear's blkcseal,fCARRIAGE US. High tacb.Strubbtt$2.Man'a home.s.36-0321 dreuer w /rnlrror ~· Dnve.Huot&h. new $5. Vacuum $5. chair $15. 1000 pluUc watch, blue $10. Ladl• 4•3008. SAT ._ SUN 209 Cor I Mltc .. _.oe 1010 S4S·7NO. 175·22nd St . bap $10. Iron on decals watch, gold.., and JlO. 5C Oak din1na chaars,seto'6. LA&rurs. I wtm. SIO. ... · • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Maa. ~ Dresaer1 s10. $20. cement blocks 20e ta<'h. malt'b1nRSlSO. •9'3·3013 • Klngaiebed$51.Twin ue Ave .• ::.1. J.s~lO-S. w•.._.TED COLOR TV all chan-I Mower mot or SIO. 119·34th S t. Newport. 557-n!il bed $39. Harley Davidson From t ~to I "'" . • ..... ' Couch-bed $20. Desk $15. l7HIB22 --------AKC Toy Poodle. black 350cc. 673·1280 TOP CASH DOLLAR as as $2$. Portable TV, all Boc*aaadcomlct tOc.SOC ------- 1!139 Re m ington Noise.less male 6 wkJ "1·4818 or Moving Sale Dinette . p A 1 o F o R yo u n duuutd, as 18 Sl5. Po~ Typewrll~r8 SIS, $25. nJRNJTURJ-;: Mattres.'f Port typcwntcr l'hnt. s,s i .3'796 Vruque dinlng~lnclud· skis./equi~ .. n.ip, Ulpt J EWJ.o;i.,RY. WATCHES. mower $10. Yard M7-414t. Sat l0-2, Sun. andboit8pnnga,fullsirt Ona case 51l() 4li6-0802. --1n1 six cha1n1. AlmO!'lt deck, on 'I good atufr ART OBJ t;cn;, (;Ol.U vacuum, nef'd1 .,ork $15. s-.s.. SlO. Double dl'aHr with -lJ or z o' ( Ru ~ s I a n n •w. $750. 673·7381 20242 Oeervale, H B S ILVER SERVI C i;; Old Ct' electric dT)'tr SU. --mJrrpr $1.5. M•ple nlgh• Rare Chinese smidl en· Wo lfhound> Pupp10 M F SI.II N 06.1·646S.Sat /Sunl25.;__ fo'INto: a.·uRN & AN · Ken mort u prl~blSEAR 'S e le c tr ic at.And S.S. Walnul nl&ht "raved bronz.e um Crom Champ1on~lred.639·21Ml ovma,. urn.· e ew Clocks, Grandfather•. TIQUl-;S. 6'U·2200 vacuum SlS. Porttbte lawnmowf\r, exc llcol atand U . Yellow 3 Min ~ Tom~. AL'IO, pr & AnLlquc . Wu!!her, Wall " ManUrs. Ornu --dishwash e r $10. GE condit ion 125. Blue and drawercl\est•U· YelkJw ~:7gJL•: ,s::.l:. p~~~~:s ~~11~~ .. ~~~~~~~~~!!r. 1;.~:· .:~!~~ t :~:~: ruh r f(IJter. Some oa k PO'M'l::RS WH EEL =~~~~~~~ ~ ::~~~u-=~~rl~~! C~ :~~~e'SJ.•;.:,p;:'~.J teokUeaf ft'a Special C h a mp s ired. PP. SU Wtndso r Place thlnia0 .. RiOcsC.•hot&W\S. • .... ~.; .. 1 • Or• .. geAve,Cott.a Mma 541-75&2alterl m SU.~ prlc•to..U.551·3360 551-63$9. La•'-lna Beacb.4!M-30.'M. 2210 r1n1e, M. .,...,...,... -· I ( ~ • ; f Here's How You Can Use ,, Our Famous Dime-A-Lines • 9rtng them or mall them with corred ca 1h to Orte of our 5 conv•nl•nl offlcn. • No Uv•ttock, produc• or plenta. • No commerclat •d• allowed. • lach Item muat b• priced with no Item onrS25. our famous DIME -A-LINES ,. . s.turdlty, July 12. 197!5 ' FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU • • •• DEAOLI NE : l p.m. Frlday-lSOW.hySt.,C.M. 12 noon-branch oftlcu •8 • NEWPORT BEACH . . ...... 3333 Newport8t • LAGUNA Bl!ACH •.•• , ... 1111 Gtenneyre 1\ • COSTA MESA . . •.•...• a30WHI ~=» • HUNT INGTON BEACH . . . . .•. 17175 hach lltlfdw I • SAODLEBACK YALLEY2S201 LePH Rd., Laguna Htlta J 'ta I ttlt.+vY P41rU : 327 pistons c.. .. • 35 11 O O V E... KF.''""'0 RJo-. n l ~ wlthrods SS each.)speecJPORTABL E TV, play~ -nr.u& .14. mm ·~ upright LARGE wooden ollicE ., .. ,.. • oor p<>u• r H OX ~p rtn f:& a n d 2 00DG8 Van ants~~ floor a h lrL4tr $8 good S2S . V<t c u u m enlarlJer U 2. Tape v a c uum U o . K ln j; DIME A LINES dak$25.Stereoconsole $12. Garli11ce akult•11, muuress $15.Den t;able.· B oo k ca &o typ. PowerfCllc!e trans Sl5 <'leaner with p~r'U $1.S. r ecorder $7. Sew inc bedspread, red, $7. Kln1: -.-125. NFL twin bedspread Ridcl's. ~1z.e 4 :md 4-..,, and benrht>s $25 Hak b headboard s in a te Mt Dri~hall$5.Altern1.1~ F a n 26" x 26" S15 m ath lne Sl2. Cuc koo s heets, $3.50 each. $10. Ma tc h i n g N fo'l. excellent condition $LS cover rnrr\'\' table $20. walnut 11nlah $25. GW $!2. Stule r •to. 283 _646_1525 dock $45. Mayt ag Ironer COC"Oin gware coffee pot An For curtains, 12· x 63" ror each. Two upholstered To~ IOr $1 Glassware waaber $25. 2910 p- • $15. Zenith Oce a n ic largo, $6.SO. Vegamatic Pri•crte PorllH boy 's b edroom $20. olive green bar stools 2A" 2 $ t' $ 1 . 5 o . Lane.NB/64>2*12 """' p~tona wltb rod $teach. SINOLE bed SlO. Rigid radio $25. P olaroid $2.50. Me ns l eathe r Flora l king beds pread $24 each. Two swivel Sat Sun I0-3J,J m. 3t00 ----~= 00 pant $4 H eh. Vtllve threader and die $10. c u m e ra SJ S. Maple wallets, new, $3.SOeach. ONLY SS f'lo r a l double olive gr een . wuode n Yollowstone.C~taMesu MAN 'S 3 apeed Sch · eoyen 13 pr. Alt chrome Cast iroo wheels, 4 .. $5. s coffee t a ble $16. Cati Clock, Sessions, old • bedspread $2. i.t;astern urms , lilt chairs S2S , -- -125. Box springs, &8·~ noor con:solc SS. Water x G st eel frame window ed.:er sis. 642·8269 electric, S12. Playboy I A.cb From lualfteH kins:slze bed frame 76" each. 1.<1wn nower SS Nl-.W dune bu~gy tow bar $U. Gre:ll Pull• neckJMc I pump $4. Smo~ pump '8. SlO. T wi n Simmon 's --- - -Penthouse m aguines, Addr-.r.se• Hot wide $10. Ba throom Bumper p\ool table. ex-and skjd plate Sl.5 each. $12. Black M ex'~ 2 barrel manifold $8. 4 bedsteads $20. 548-6996 ONE Ure 8·45 x 15" $15. 2!5c eucb. Encyclopedias. Ac.cepted 1he!vea $5. Push lnwn cellent condit ion $25. ~998 pebbleis 6db. 675·39~ .. ,3 barrel manifold $10, 4 One tire ~78 x 15" $12. co m p!ete . us. High • ~wer $5. vw trailer Lavende r ice i.k.utlrli.: KRO t:ltl.t:R 3 piece 11 yr. okl SOLlD Ma~ barrel carb $9. 2 barrel 4 DRAWER c heat $18. lhp electric motor, 3'50 ch•ir for dolls , la rge Adwertla.n •loloth•9 h 1t~h $5. F ly c~ist!ng dress girls size 12 $10, sectional black and white TV cabbiet not wOf'kint ca r b $ S. t: x fl a u s t 3046 Killy brook. CM r p m S 2 O . O t m a p! e , s 1 o . A 11 ttww ,....eotioftt ••Y fish.ing rod $5. Fishing was $28: M attr.-ss anti flroal $25. each piece. ns Antiqued Bo~t manifold wJth smo1; 540-97'79 tnicrometerSlO. 548-4934 excellent. 962-6982. be i.. wlolatloA of State rod and reel S7 Ca r seat box s prangs f?r s in1tle Will Std I separa t ely. !:..iing ch;iir $2.5. ports SS each. Bumper G , . . after 12 noon belt $2, Pewter PQrriaer bed SS. Women s d~ 1 5434401 832 3370 •""' • jack $2. 6 cyl. lbtake & IRL S Schwinn Stmg~ay --. INDESTRUCTIBLE at.eel Fro,.chhe loerd a, $5 lee bucket $3 Jfot "s ize 14 and purses Sl-$10. • - ---hammer e d bra .. exhaust manifold $8. 6 S15 . l ee s k a tes .w1\h OLD Carni va l g la ss directors chairs , $25 a locm IMtl .. u UcHH wheels track $6. Ch'1d's Childs for.mica table and 1-:V ER F.ST Standard filtrewooclS8baJS~~i!!O·rdt r yl. stick fiywheel $10. guards and case, s1~ , $5-$25. Old pattern glass pair. Back pack. like ~ioM. ice box $2. Playpen $2. thrtt cha1rs $8. Doll cn b mdnua l t y pewr iter , •n:tll'I · . .,.,. ... Ith -'d Camleo hood hinges $8 ~-Roller skates.s1ze2 s p oon e r s $10-$20 . new,$15.Golf club llight C b d S3 8 b and doll things $l$5 h ood white china ... &vo • 2.57 Chevy hu .. Aa""' S3 .. GE, recordplayer...,.. Depressa·on gla•s salt b Sl2 M · d ar e · a Y · · extra c aracters, J.: • S2S M a t chin g pl' ~ ..., ... v ~ ag • · us 1c I rum carriage and car bed $4. P1ayboy m aJ?azines 25«: condition $25. s rt. melal r 1 m . · . ~. Quadrajet carb $10. Girl a clothin g •. 8·8, and pe ppe r s ha k ers, !\la nd $3. Large lamp Crib mobile $2. Potty each. 2922 Rita Way.I folding table $5 SmaJI sPi~r"'.1n g kp1 ec_elhs~ Pulle y s Sl·$3 each. 50c·$l.·$3. l807 Kinglet green, noral pattern SLS. s hade $2. F in box $1. TOOLS ~Oc lo $2. Glass seal $2. 1201 Pembroke Santa Ana. 1n RepublJc white P anasonic clock OcnN•c.basblelwl d ,w r:us~a~~:Sl~ad~~~~ Ct. C05ta Mesa ~!e~uf! 'a~':g~le~~~l~ ~~~~t~~~I s ~n~ir w!2ood ~ru::l~ls~ ~r~~e~ ~: Lane, Newpo~ Beach ~~es 545-6619 radio, dock fin e. radio ~al ~~gsi~: ~s:rta(I p~rls : 1940 Ford hood TOhYldS 2S.c ·S2 . ll:'by'sd, b~wl. gr een , Freesia coffee table , S2S. H.B. Car t o p c a r rie r S8. HODE·A-BEDS$25.each. TRAINING bike, good ~:~;2;e::i~e:~· 1~~ SlO. Odd chai rs Sl~ $ l S . Vario u s s i z c c I re,n sl, tmh esn s lla!_ pattern. $1 5. E n.i:lis h Evenings. 536-7781. Ft_ower pots. lOc to $1. Swing sel $10. 21 inch 'IV condition $10. Pugo Pony and 2 m Like new coffee ta~ s peakers 1'2·SC h womens co e ·.a """" Cer a mi c cannis t e r ---, Vi b r a t o r $1 0. i 0122 $20.Hobby HorsesSS and $3. Toys, ~ames, books P · ___ matching end Q tab- m.l90S e ac · ea ch . Portacnb and square set , pink SlO. E·Z lift Jl.l?. trailer hitch Jo"orrestal Drive. 11 B. $8. Baby furniture $10.. 2Sc•Sl Vapor i .ior $2 65 MUSTANG parts. $15 each. ,Antique latt$i mattress $12. Rocker $25. Pola roid shooter e arners S2S. Torsion bars $25. 968-5688 Recliners $25. Books 50c ~-1469 fenders, hood, doors S2S Maple frame picturf eS~ '2 DATSUN ongine parts: Hal.~ s e tl e r S 1 0 · S12. New plaid double M o t o r c Y c I e ga r d · . , , I Clothing 2Sc·SS. Toys each. Call Ma rk 540·3286 Stove $2S. Like rt Piston. rods, (lywheel Fertili:ier s prellder Sl.50. beds pread SlO. 2 plaid concealed burgula r THRE E bean balts, $25 10c ·$2 Toy c hest SS VACUUM SIS 3 s pt>ci:J ----expensive blue rug $l·tl0. ~ gat. stainless School .desk $12. R~dio all wool car r obes s1s al a rm S2S . R emot e each. RoUaway beds. 2.1 Elect.ri.cedgerSS. Mowe; bike S20. Hed.sw31g lite BRICKS, common red 9c fringe, 9 x 12 $25. ' s teeL g-s JI n ks $3. SIO. Bikes a n_d tn~es ea. ch. Old metal desk $5, wireless alarm receiver ne w m allresscs · S251 $8. July 12.13• 9.4pm. fixtures $25. :)ewmi; la· each. 64().0327 chair $14. 1S75 Or Wooden practice guitar S2·$S. Two w 1gs with Chest of drawers Church $2S. GE clock radio each. I?rapes. 2 sets: 8 1 7 8 8 1 c i 1 l m an ble SlO. Red bed rest $1. , :-Ave, upstairs after9a - $7.SO . Sake set .$1. stand. and box $2·$5, 333 $25. 1984 St. Cosla Mesa. ~.13. Polaroid camera ~':!~o~·d~sg r::Sn e~~~.1 University Pa rk, Irvine ' Dandinetetnedttaabblclessi;.~OCeoar~.ceh. B~~~~E :~~~. ~°::: 63-FALCON motor, I'' Polarold Sw ip.er Catalina Or. Gar age on 646-6104 $4.28. Slee ping bags, ·h I • $ 0· -~ Q. ~mera '3 53 Forti car alley. 548-2928 $3.SO and $2.SO each. VW Pus. awnmow~t 1 · VW part.II: 3 renders $15 Window shutte rs $4 each. Verde $20. 63 Falcon tra ns'. r•cLLo $4. 4a Chev "car' C RIC KET c ha ir $4. tow bar $15. R-ear d~k Chaise lounge with pad each.One6vstarter$12. Swinging shutters $20 CONCKti.:Tt-" .. g an Full len i:th 'VW s nulio $4. Re•liltie.PRO P~LYCON!_RAST filler Fishing poles $1. HwU with stereo 11peakers for $5 · B as k e l b a I II One winds hield wi per each. Naughahydt! chair $7 Metal r~::;!~~. ~ .. r ack s20. Two 6 I II RCVR 30 -~0 kit SIS. film loaders mower-ed~er$4 . Lamps Beetle . $1 S. Thic k backboard a.nd hoop, m<>lor $10. One battery $~.3bar stools $Seach. 2924 R ed•w o~d ~esa Chevy wheels,lS inc MHZ·l52-l7• MHZ Sio. $2-SS. Ta pe rec~rder $25. 50c Fertilizer s preader. aluminum mud flaps for S l S . M a 1 I b ox ·1 SlO.4 ft. blal·k lig_ht with Kitchen stools $4. 5216 Verde ' each . ? fi ve h.o • SecoBatH e liminator$4 Tapes .2Sc lronmg bo<;U"d perfect $4. 2-14" ralleye o ff -roa d . Sl each . decorallve.SS.847-1933._ fixture $8. Two spool S eas h o r e Dr . N .B Jnternat1onal l S anfll(.: Truload batte ry teste; $2. Weights $2?. Bo.wling wheels $4 ea~ h. Ca r A9 u a .m agic tr ~ il~r 140 pickets. 1 ,~ .. by 40.. tables SS ea.rh. 9 ne. pair 631~~ _ _ PI. ANTER s s 3 . s 1 o . split rim wheels $5 u otl $4 Artllsurplus XMTR ball $2 .. Re.cords 5~c gene r a t o rs .S2 each. toilet . yellow. bu1.lt·m lo SO ", s7.so. 3 1 tonl new1ceskales,s1ze 6,S20. Clothe s soc-$S. 2924 548-8109 tl SlO.' Motorcycle helmet Books 25c Bicycle seat Toyota a lternator $10. 73 type, $22.18. c.v JOint Dodge pickup bed Sl.S. • 646-0158 ~RLPOOL dryer, apt Redwood Mesa Verde. --. $4 i ·r . kts $2 G 75cVacuum cleaner SS. VW s t a rt e r $Z O .~'VW axle $20.0odge Dart W fl . $2 0 1,----. s1ze,nearnew.excellent S KAT EBOAR li>S..r" · .a e !~c e ; .as Movie screen $3. PuzzJe Carburetors $1.S-O eat:h. door window $S vw af e, aro n 5 .l rlRES, 2·C7S·l4 Alias. $2.S.645-5285.Costa Me:.a [)()(;house, Beagle size beautiful l am ina~•d mo~el airpla ne ~~t h 25c Rug SIO. Fiberglass Tires $2-SS each. Car re air ma nua ls '2 Atch e r ~ bo w. $2.50.: ne a r n e w . SS e a c h. $10. 2924 Redwood. Mesa hardwood with c lear engme $12. i pool divan~ insulation $5. Sewing set buffer Sl2.SO. Outboard ' ea~h. AM-FM clock r'aJi:i Automa tic Juc 1t $2.SO. 2-G60-15, s upe~ wide , 00\!BLE mattress. box Verde. uretha ne whee ls U 6t di~~ks 50c each. 72 cu. ft SZ T a ~I e 1 a m ps $1. boat tu 1 t k $3 Tools ~ $13 50 963-3820 536-9539. near new f!S ea~~-Hall spnng $20 each. 646-8488 548-0796 , vmg lank $7.SO. Pool 0 " $ D $3 e an · · · · or new pnce. 2· 1S by 8 ---BRICKS. common red 9c I __........,,, Scuba reg ula t or $5 . Shorapes 1. i;..~esl · ~ each. Long driess. S W l M m a 5 k S.1 wide c hrome d isc SINGLE mattress, <lox each 64G-0327 NEW Scotty elect~ Movie scl'een $5 2 lite wcase $lO. •.rep ace size 13 $4. Books lOc·l.Sc " · Skate boar d s5. Bird wheels like new fit Olds spring $25. 646-7220 · -broiler $8 TV con ve~ movie bar $4. i;;le(1ric screen.. $2. Clo.lhtng 2.Sc. 963-4391. 9951 Sil ver o ~ spset:d d er a1lur cage with e verything, a"nd others. $1S e ach.I PING pong table, paddles VHF-UFH $10. t:lectrit h I •c. Hose $2·$4. lee c ream Slrandt>r.HB chopper tmgray, new SS E nl a r ger $2S . S C 11 rt ITOASTMAST F.R Deluxe $25 10• x R' Trailblazer . 1 pore amps, new _.fl. freezer $2.. Ste.p ladder . tires and l ubes, and De~elo in e ui menl l ·560-l5 S. a a er broile r-oven S25, li ke · ~tbrator $5. H:<>x bro.wt Intercom system $7.SO. $4. Saw SL Levels $3. HIGH <u.aahty men's wool br akes . $20. Also 27" $10 D P ~ p~ r: t bl ~645!768 new. 548-5243 te.nt. never use~ ~-s mall n:iesh fishnet. hJr" P hoto developing t rays Sla l e un S2 . 96' jac'k e l , XL, $10. 1-'ly StyreClubman lOspeed. . ~ca~ Y a e . I -Hammock $7 . ear s de~orallon $8. 29 inch Sl Hoslter $1 Heath p g . d f " h " I " $3 I d t b $25 . W1ldhfe. plaques , CO NT EM P O R A R YIKIRBY upriaht vac uum hassock type portable s uitcase "$9 M ex l~ vro' ·th· · campers exten.s1on cor 1 s 1 n g P 0 "' • new t re a n u e. $1 SO each 839 7140 poste r close out by " · · g to"le t n ever · wt power supply $25. F.lectrical supplies Miniature r eel t o reel Simplex derailur gears · · · · p . 1 rty p· works pe rfect $25 ca "Jp$n P1 .· bl hammock $5. Merica $7 . 2 a nte nha rotor lOc -$1 Plumbing Pioneerrecorder TC-SOl $25.846-3477. 2S"bike tire.ne veruscd. Mn~ae pa J . ~casso, 645-2573 , ~e 1~. 'rcn1 c ta Oe hand m ad e pu PP1•t motors, no c ontrol I i.es l Oc -$3 $8 United Slates stamp Sl 2·1S"and 2.16"8 hole . Ir o. .o n s .,------.--. -, ~!th scats .or 4 $1 . pitcher & glasses ,SIA motor s $ s ea c h s u PP 0 . I;...· u lland strung TWO twin m attresses S2S ·1·t . f Ch L1c henteMte1n , P ete r EXERCISF. bike. triple· I-iHcd p1 cn1 c ba s ke t Ceramic coffee set it'l Col. , · Cupboa rd knobs 1 c a uum .... . · ' s p' rims o r evy Ma ll Olde nbur g and ct" rk ....., so $1 50 Surf/S o disk $2 · · lector s Avon bottles, 1 d d td Eu c a 1 y p tu s p 0 d each. Office chairs . $10 truck SlO each 839·7140 • a ion. 1 e new .,c.co, • · • n w · Ceramic lla han p1tc:t.f new, full, SS·SlO. Surplus C~r~s~~:sn beU~bo~~~ n'~klace $4 . 6 ~nil VW ea ch . C ou c h ., 1 s . __ _: ---~-- --. _others. $5-$20. 64~05~_1 548.:_l?-12 J burner Cole man gas $1. Small metal Gretl~ X ~TR 0 C 6 ~ 4 $ 2. $lS. Lights SOc·$3. Fan batter}"$4. 646-3172 ChiUlrens clothes, 25c to 16" bike with training MAH o G AN y . 0 Id . !SINGLE mattress und ~:i~~:~2·~~ i !nt'!1r~n~e ~m $7. 2 brown l~a~r M1 croph~n e s .S1·$S . 7Sc Sickle 25c Presto -. -SL Games . 29'c t o $1. wheels, SlO. Sears ro.tary hanging shelf $l2.SO. Old ! springs $25 Green toi.let . , g · Jackets SS ea~h. size 20. S o I d e r 1 n g> 1 r on s cooker SJ. Clipboard 25c 2 LIONEL ~last1c Locos SalllTday and Sunday mower. need s man.or barn pitch fork SS. Old I $25. Green tub S2S. Gr(.'('n ~~ ~ ~a~c;~~~~te~e:; ~ew blue qwlled ">'• ~·S1·$1.50. J .C. BOS Air m a ttre ss s oc and tenders $5 eacl_i. Z. July 19th an~ 20th .. 8201 ~ork. $25. Porta-c rab. tool chei;t SS.2S.Arts and sink$25 673.4646 $3: .P b . · Jack et. s 1z~ 20, ~ 111o•1lh co mp o n e nt s Ph o n o ra b S!J . lens reflex camera ~~.S. Grant l>rJ v e H .B . like ne ~. $14 . S hoe crafls55c·$6.7S.Zna rrow: HV manne attery c~e Anc hor Trailer PJ.H"i $1-$1.SO .. Pa ne l m eters 8 r ead bgo a r ~ 5 7 5 c 1100. excellent con.d1t1~ 968-5368. sk~tes, saze l , 7Sc. Bed cupboards S3.9S. s fl. KJNG-si~e mattress and ~-R~~~~~~:v~·2:le~~~2c oC'fit'e. 642-2841 '1 l ' $1·$5. Nails SJ·$2. Sma!I Christmas d ecorations ~.!pelletplslols . BenJ ONE bi c cle $10. 1 rad $1. Hot. tray, used cover ed benc h $6_.50. box spnngs, good brand ~-$4. Books JOc·St.25.' -----. --- lape r ecorder, doesn l l0c·2Sc HOse ra"Ck 2$c a ir, 177 an.d Cros C02 boo k Y 1 $1 2 once. $1. Bassel carpet Doors Sl·S2.50. Vinyl $20.645-0744 , r . N PENN f1 s h1n g r eels record $1. S p eak er s . ils ·2k .177. test fired only $25 . k eep~rs st~ · sweep e r $3 . Wonde r rovered revolvin stool some re ig tous. ew $5 ,$12. Ocean fis h ing soc -$1 . so . E I ect r i c ~~rsus\eo~~va~~er each .3 running tim e Lionel trams . enf'ne $20, horse SS. Electric broom $4.7s. Covered re~olving SOF".' $5. ~oveseat $5 S:emn~ pu~·e!ole. ~· poles $6. 2 piece Sila'Jc4 s witches, wati-boxes. $2 Flash i~g S2 Leaf meters : ().999.99 hr, 110 a ll ot!'ers, c~mp ete, $s:g· SS. Playschool cha lk and h as s 0 c k $ 17 .s 0 . 8 Chairs $2. ~1cyc.le wh e~ C" t.1on ~9 ~24 a 15 a fly rod $IS. Brow~f'e sockets s oc -SJ.SO. 2 rake 2Sc Hin es i0c-25c vac-$4 each. Two speed Movie P~OJ ector · peg desk $4. <?ld s tyle adjustable shutters 45<' $2. vw_ en~ine hd SS. V\\ ire e. · _ _ _ trout pole $9. F.W. 1'vd out~o a r d props S3. 2 .. pipe $1. ~hovel SOc. 10 inch fan $8. Stereo ~~ ma:;;_ie7 camera $20. black a nd .~h1le table each. P o rtable air . hood Lid $4. VW ti res SI. BICYCLE $l5_ Dog house wind reels $5 ,$15. f\\y f Resistance decade box 3021 Babb St. amp $8. Cukey lamp SS. __ ~ 1 04. model te.lev1s1on. w~rks. conditioner $17.SO. Dried 751·5250 $IO. 2924 Redwood, Mesa rods and ca~es $20, ~ $4. B/W bar gen. $5. Hes. 12 volt ca r vacuum WlDE Corvelle wheels, SlO. White table lamp flowers 7SC·Sl.2S. Chairs BEAUTIFUL throw rugs Ve-rde <Clcul\a -sphl bam~ cap. s ub bridge $1.SO. KINGSIZE bed. like new cleaner: n~s plug $4. SS each. Corvette hub $10. 968-1321. Sl·$S. Electrical and $3 and $S. Child ren 's -• ~ . . USN bras~ t'Om pa~ '· Ol.Shes a~~ h!>"sewares $2S.642-487S Elec~ra c scis sor s S3. raps. SS each . Ne w BABY r rib $20 Mattress plumbing parts 4SC·$1.50. decOrative pillows $3.50 CONCRET~. min1~.g P~ $1.S. $25. 4 RCA ~~ lOc-$5. 20 ~u~dow ran SCRAM 'ETS . ~efnger ator de f rost Porsche hub ca ps. S7 $lO Bab dr~sser $25 4 ft. e le ctric ceili n~ each. 646.9381 S'7. Metal hned 56 x 36 console $25. A.F. S~fO' $5. 1753 Anaheim, rear. '"L tamer SL Sa t. .1·6pm each. 842.7917. ~ Bab .: 'th lt · fixture, complete. $5.50. ----2924 Redwoo<t . Mesa Cyr~ compass, US~ Sal. only. 646-4249 only. 2059 Republic Ave. $7 J ~~ ~1 ~a {f55 Linens Beach pad $2.45. COUC ll and chair .. ~old Verde. Bendix compass $2,S •• 1 GARDEN roc k s $2.ss. ANSWERS Cost.a Mesa . 24 new 1 qt. MEN ·s 3 spe.e~ bi ke, f · ntc s $l ::c · 1~ Kitchen stepping stool. co lor $25 each. 548-2759 P 1 ANT ER S S 3 . S 10 c u s to m Fen \\ ~·'!~ Mason 1ars $4. excellent cond1llon, $25. or en ~· · a squ wood $3 . 7 5 . C h i n a -• ~ . · poles : Bass. no n rt a;; Paint $3.-$5. Zenith 'IV Utmost -Berth--842,7917. f~. Tiled c.arved .tabl e anli ues $2SO New 24 "x DOGhouse 2 X 3 fl $18.50. Clo thes 50t'·SS. 2924 Barracuda·F'ugi gw•ci!f SlO. House ror sole signs Bison _ Divert-Car coole r $10. Horse --with matching mirror. 38,. ~ ·. d 675-0723. Redwood , Mesa Verde. chro me seat s p&.rr~ $2·$5. Hooks . all klnds H.ESIDENT halter and lead rope $10. HEADERS lit 396 or 427 $25. Rims of pa per, $1.50 oor wm ow scr~ ------. -hand I~ ca ~b , H~. 25c·$2. 2 x 4 & 4 x 4's, l received a mail order Decor globe $8. Delco Chevelle ~ilh mufflers, each. Infant car bed $3. $6S .95d. Sa~-SD'da~. 1 AREA rug. oval, 6 X 9 $15 OOG house', Beagle s1~~ diamond :Wrap , n~W'.; $1-$2. Potty ch air $7. catalo"ue. 1l asked, "I:. c ar rad i o S 1 5 . $20 per side. American Metal shelves, lSc each. dalnMcas t e r. orona 673-2726 $10. 2924 llcdwood, Mesa $25 490 Costa Mesa•M T $2 F $10 " D · t ' k' $1 G J f F d 11 • d SS M"rror $2 e ar. • Vcrdt' · • · ent 5. rnmc . your name <.-orrect? Is rums 1c s .pr. as mal(whee s or or or .. air !'Yer ._ 1 · COLORTV,Philco 25 inch ·-__ _ CM.548-9832 .·11~1 545-0797 your address correcl '? water heater , new $25. Dodge van, $25 earh. Two high chairs, $3 and FOUR strand light r attan $2S g r een picture METAL rakes $2. ~pade ----· --nrp· FOR0-4-wheel drive This is the way we have Sabre saw and cas~ $19. Tires $12.SO eac h . $4. Brand n-:w all w~ chair $2S. M at c hing 548~ $2. Shovrl S2. Pitchfork GAMES, .2~~-$'.i? Ba*f 73 your name and address Plane $5. TV l«:ads and Chrome bumpers , flt table top, with no lcg.s. ottoman SlO. 2 American ----__ ---$2. Hedge clippers S2 Doll . an cssones 2SQ'* front axle , ver y good in o ur r i I es . pa rts Sc Re fri ger ator late Dodge va ns , $20 $20.Barbell.s SlS. lnfant oakdeskordiningchairWA LNU T c he s t o f1CrassedgerS2. F1exible Train set an.d J.ICj r~e; gears & parts, lert $20, 'HESIDl-;NT.'.. gauges SS. Golf clubs each. vw rig ht r~ar s e:its. +Sc ~ach. 6212 s2o a nd SS . 15 g a l. drawers $25. Two nite gas stove tubing, 24 .. $3. 2.Sc·SlO. Ex<>.rc1se sh~~ rig~t side $2~. F ront $2.SO ~ach . Sat. only. r~nder, $15. VW engme Winslow Dnve , H.B. terrarium bottles $l2. 4 stands $25. Matching 18 .. $2.SO. Six new 10 ft.. board $4 SkatebOtiFlfl ss•prsngs $20. MonroeTWlN mallress and box 9am ~11 noon, a t 1736 hd, fi berglass, $10. Van 89S-1739. l iter wid e m o uth desk $25. Hamboo table each rain gutte r s S2 wt\~el ~. ne w ShM ,. ~k$8.l2 xl6.S whcel sprin gs $20. Ralla n _!\.nahe1m ,Cost a Mesa_ or Campe r roof v_enls,COUCHandlove-seat$25 terrarium bottle $7.50. lamps$10 each 968·7001 each. Two 10 ft. rain c.h1 ld s r ock e r S~::, ..,.3-6c 1S.6 lu~wheels $S dinette table Sl.S. Ratlal\22" WEBER ba r be ue $1 0 ea c h . C h i lds each Chairs 2 ror '$25 Four Euoprea n o ak Sat/Sun drain'spouts $2 ench.AJI ~a t -Sun 10·3pm. ~~'t. e;~~· ~~ ~i~s;~~l, :~ chairs SlO each. Dresses, shish-kabob attachm~l: P, h o n o g r a P h $ 3 . ~ bed sis. Cooking dinign chairs $20 each. C R A F T S MA I\ v.ith a{·~ei.sorie~. 6' x 6' Clay, NPwport Bead~, ... ..;. ~adiator $25. Oil pump 9·14. SOc ·S2-Potte ry cover. good condition Kenmore gas. drye r $25. utens ils, s oc lo $5. Large ol~ barrel $6. Old lawnmower $12. Large rollup v,in yl P,ati_o shades BOY'S Schwinn Stingoo·. $5. Lauson 3 hp 4 cyde 2Sc·S2 . Purses, ~ats $26. 546-8139 557-3910. 846--0051. wrought iron floor lamp standing "Desert Aire" $3.50 .. 6 x 10 site $7.SO 20" e xc.'ellent condlt8'1 engine SLS.2"s teclroller S0c ·S2 . 2165 Vis t a SWIVEL platform rocker 12. Resin ~ean scene health la mp $1.S. Strong Remington very .. good $25. Duckfeel fin s S5:; cabinet frames $5. Push E nt rad a. New p o rt BRICKS. common red 9c $25. Lamps, one SS. one POWER l a wn"!~w er , lamp $2S. O!"'enlal vases steel shelving 6 ft high ~h~vcr SS.SO 4·18 x 49 6<t6·6 l02. 192 1 OiJJa, bulloo radio SS. 54S·079'1 Beach. Sat. 9·4, 644·8877 each. 640-0327 $lS L e· s eal down runs good, $~. 20 Sears ps. Old cabinet table $1. Cfi v e 5 he1 v es ) S l 2 ~:1 v. indow screens, 1·18 Newport Beach. ·iut" -----. ed ov ·ed bike J s peed bike, good: Popular Science Books, 552_7197 1 "-• :1. 48 ¥.." new S2.SO ------, -v-l7S AM p ba ttery 2l" x TU BELESS tire, 14·900.$2. KINGSJZE mattress set fill • SlS. lO spe condition, S20. Large 10 volumes $20. 548-6288 ea <: h . P l u m b 1 n g SM ITH Corona type~ r!i& 1; .. x 9 .. $2S '73 Mere. rear Bar~ue $5. Wash;~g $25. 979-CXWT s~;>t~!~!iron~ sp~g table lamp, lavender • rd CHJNCHlLLA cages for acc·csso ries 2S c-$2. $25. Tyepwriter stand SS. s.hoc. ks $3.' 2" casl soil Wmaoco d'enne gmaotteosr $5·. S TER EO cabi n e t . n. b d s 'r ea·d $5 glass,SlS.968-7278 ... OLD Mercury out~a s ale. W e a ners a nd I.amps 2Sc·S2. Ca mera 19'' portable color 'N 1 $3 Bed f es s u e e .P ; ,. eng ine $2S. A~tiq ue Breeders. lights bar $3 . Windup needs work S25 >'•U ittings · ram Trellis es soc Ou ts ide AM -FM $2S. Speakers Bathroom smk $3. Drye TWO ai,vy mag~. 13 by carved l>ack cha ir $25. Smm movie c a mera mount exercise un~"Ntlb $4. Brass batb·s hower doon with hardware $10. $2S. Cartrid.ge player Sl. H.B. 846-3818. 15, s upe r wide . tires New BBQ still in box. LADIES clothing, custom $4 so. BBQ s ta nd S5. slant boar<t $10. Hmll·1TT <'ross $..~ .. Ba~I glove $3. Screen doora $3. Pa.tie> $10.Ma ple twin bed and WHJRLPOOL washer 2 included, needs lubes. great for a present $25. designed pahl s uits, ler'I· Planter sta nd s2. Car oven. 24 x 32. yello~ Elcct~onic . annon. toy window, comp)ete, 9' xS' springs $10. Chest $10. ed 3 c cles noi'sy $3) each. 2 Ford mags. 9 Scuba tow s l ed $10. nis dresses, evening buc.'kel s eats $2$ pair. 548-1915 S4 · ." 1 · 4 5 T 1 m e mat~bin g doo r with Barstools $5 a nd $2. spe · ~ ba $4. by 15 and . good tires, Broiler oven $10. Power gowns. size 7-9 $2·$10. Occasional chair $4.50. - -~agazin.!5~545-0797_ hardware $25. Porcelain Medicine cabinet $10. ~ Ch~~f;T g t ~ $2. $25 each. Car radios, $5 lawn mowe r $2S . Ski HK Pin SlS. Cultured 2l61 M i ner St. CM. WR 0 U G 11 T • r o 11 MAPL1': coffee table SU. casl s ink with drain Gun rack $10. Ha ir dryer 8 l~cra ~ mr g~ ss· each. 9 root surfboard, boot& SS. 642-4798 oriental pearls $10. Pie· 646-5289. Two blocks west tleadboard $5. Cau\'a!> High chair $5. BOwling board $25. Oven hood $5. 2798 Francis Lane, si ke~.Y h~ $28 H lhk"t $15. Gas wall heater for . ture frames $2. 673-5276 of llarbor and Victoria. cot $2. 2 blue & grcdd har ball $6. Large Mexican with fan $5. Pla s t ic Costa Mesa 557-7261 ac ig · ea 1 house , SlS. Twin box M~P,LE twin b~d $1S. ----. -----s t o o 1 s S 2 5 . l.'4i " n rou ht iron fireplare shower base , $1 0. 379 - - ---st~reo tape deck , $25. s springs, $10. 350 by J~ Girl s. 3 speed bike ~-lBAR stools C3 ) ~old ~gh BOY'S 10 speeds $25. 3 furniture, 4 picn •s SIO. ~s g$JO. Cannister set Hamilton. Costa Mesa 2 LARGE wooden cable g allon b o tt!c. S2.SO. motorcycle Universal Sleeping bags SS. Rabb1lf back. cus.tom deg1gn, s pcec1 SJ8. Stonewar e Mot.orcycle carrier $15 ~-Dish stra ine r SOc s pools $10 e ac h. 300 St ereo a mplifier S20. tire $5. Twin headboard, hutct.$20.644·186'9 I wrought iron . s wivel. pots Sl·$4. ~etangler ~: Large pinic ta~le anrl Children's shoe skates, 2 HIGH chairs $3·$5. 2 pape rbacks l Oc each. G a s.barb e.c u e s 2s · ~. Ma il car. 3 wheeler, back $25 «:.ach. 64~·3582 _ Make·UJ>, mirror $2. H1-f1 bench $10. Badm1tton i;t•L ir.e 11 aild13, $3 each. strol1ers$2·$7. Ba by and L~rge old trunk $1S. Tra il e r hal e ~ SS . 00 pink. does nol run, OFFIC E d esk . "'-rap . . $1 2. Tailored s~reads $2. C l ol h i n ~ 25c $2. Com uter 1•rage for child's toys Sc·SS. Car Kit~hen lable a nd 2 Merc ury o ut ...-boa rd $15.6-placerabbil hutch, around S2~. Cred~nu l2 d1shmaster~ $23, $25. S5·S8. Or'ange, brown Games 25c -$2. r al) $1~ malc~box cars SJ. 2324 bed $2. CE feeding dish chairs $7. Broken power ca rca~s S7. Playboy 3by1J>y7, $1S. 63 Chevy and t.ypew!"l.er arm .'25. E.X .. tank v.~cuub~ striped d rapes. spread GE record player S3 582 Eide CM 833·2480 $2.Working B/WTV$20. mower $7 . Br~ken gas m agazines, 2Sc ea ch 8' ne~tside truc k bed, Factory f1n1sh anhqu.e AM /f>M .r~d10, 3. with bo ls t e r s $15 . SturgeooDr.Cos\ail.frsa -n, • Head Jtandard sk is $25. dryer $7. Hanging lamp Speakers $2. 650x13 and dented left s ide , $25. white desk $2.S. Top urlil $10: Mechcinc ca~mel $7. Children's clothes, size ---- BA.BYLINE c r ib , Bindings SS. Pictures $3.S45-4851 bil5x14 snow tares, $3. 842-2267or 898-S918 fordeskmakes books~ 211.11ch T.V.c~b1net and 6-l2 andladies7·9.25c-$3. BED frn m es $8. 'trv.1 Q Kantwell m ;,ttlress $1.5. $1 -SJS L i k e n e w . ---Arte r 11 :00 Saturday. -orhukh$25.Goldvmyl ,stand$25.3910 1"1 ChaMel 9.5 4441 San d b urg. beds~ Lam ps$1SO.$&. High chair $5. Stroller~-beds Pr.ea d s $ 3 . s7 . CAR top earne r $3. Shelf 18812 Canyon Lane H.B. T" RE E o ea r n e w cou.cb, folds d o~n . for _Pl. N.B. 673-1603 lrvi~c. Seat covers $2.SO. TV $8. p ~ car seal Comln electric collee boards .S1·$2. Sunbeam 846-3701. mattresses . SS u ch. sleeping $Z5.Child s desk 8X 9 -Bar b e ll s SS. Gold iiort-a.pen • g l ri steam iron $7 . Sm all Aulo r oo f c a rrier, $5. Square decoratorlSTE PPIN~ s tont; 1 1 ~·E Mas\trs-put your fram ed m ir r o r SK. l. 962-0998 ho!,.. SS. l~~earll ~ e~:~ cheat of d rawers $8. rt'ELEPll<?NE poles. SO enclosed, $1S. Book shelf cement blocks 10c each. pebbles with shells $2.TS. , e in my bottles. buy Pillov.·s fl.SO. Blankets DESK or table, oak. small 8 tfc-1 HB Ne ~ley wood chisel ffl foot, 6 pieces $IO, If 1 $2 Large r hilds rocker 2136 Sterling Ave. Costa 673-7381. ... ____ •1. 5-48-6925 $2. Beaded s~eater SS. corner$25.644-S607__ H~":imo~rc:, Bu~har~r SS. Ga rd e n h ose ,$1. move $1.5. 840-1164 . ss: Standard l ypewriler Mesa. MS-2650 SCREEN S 20 mis . -= -----Solid brass mail box SlO. · Bath.room shell cabinet 1 ... ., ....,. 2 Vena wheels with -11 •. ood BINOCU l\RS $3. Screen lS2S Boonie Onont .o(;d M LADIF..S si1e 12-18, some 968-7903 $6. C E travel Iron SS. RKPAIR m~nua s : "" ~· "' h 962-4988. rt'RUNDLE bed. metal ce ~eous s izes. g Door$2. awn mower $3. Irvine Terrace. '7'si.827; long, never worn $3-$l0. uoNDA 90 m otorcycle lronlng boa rd $2. Ost.er Mercedes. 52 Chevy, tires, $4 eac · ----frame, two m a ttresses eondati!l": wood frame. Clothes. 'zc 10-12, SJ·Sl.S. Sat-Sun 9-4 1 N new push md'#er ., blender SIO. Sliding door Corvalr. Chevy ca r and QUALITY men's suit., szo. 963-3875 plus sllding screen door Shoes an boags SOc·S2 .. __ ..: -• • srrNcw garnu SI saJvage $2S.SC0_."'84 dr:apd'$3. Oki pictures truc k, Rambler , Sl to likenew,$lS.si1e 42.Sfl $25.6'1S-J38l Picture rra es lOc·SOCSANDBOX with tdl'.> S.S. Chl'hlmulrff$3.Large ICE cream free~er, like P.$25.Tenll.awnlng '8. SlO . College foo tb»ll steplaclder$8.552·7197 ESTAV or ga n , works WHEELS Ford chrome Prints 10c·$l. Ant ique 16" sidc"nlk hikt• ~- redwood f(ate a nd locks new$5.540-..a84 WIHut waU hal rt ek team ll cen.ce pl at e -----itood$25.25 schoolrecord baby m~ns SlS e ach head ed b a ~ $5 ·$20 Scooter Sl. Ttlht'r hall $12. Dan Loper neckties $2S.31lMetal>r.117 CM frames, 35c., 50 1.'Uds~ KJRBY Vacum $20. S mall playen , all work $2S. 5 67~(0891 or 673·7381 C.-imera $3. rqew lamp Md post · Sl Pr. snow $J 536-0tl( t<)YS-Hol Wheels tri,ck Juages. $9. 63 Corv1Ur table $IS Sliver 1s hp Evinrudc outboard. --------shades $9. 117 Amethyst, skiis, 7', st. 2 pr k fl -· . and a ccaaoriea 50c·$1. SEA R 'S t win b e d Spy.dc r gua .ies . $20. each . P leture trams r~ns $2S:'" l5S S R lS s TERLING fla tware &100.lsland.Sat.only. skatc:s. f!irl's $2 each Z CAM PING e qu1pm enl Electric football game lnnerapdng m allresa Sporta c1i1r toneau, new, St.·~ 0,_peA $7 .60. 1Q12 Ritrem $1~. Two Porsrhe ~ Napkin rings sr.. ll>-4 pr. child's ski ~ s.? SS-$25. Clothing 50c·$S, $3.540-4484 and bo• s prings. clean $1..5.842-7841. San Brill o La.Cuna Zenith air filters $10. LAtgc t terUn.:cup •;lh each. 2 whr('l. Cht' ... 0 h h w u h er $2 5 . 2 -$25 aet. Twin tM.'CI frame Niguel. 548-5.189, $46-1258 $25. Nut dish $lS. Sterlin~ eon: part.II including lwo Cheyenne or lllllllllt' S.S. bethroom a lnkl S4.SONF.AVY d ul y bea ch~. Twln ColonlaJ po1t20",26"and 2'1"blcyc-les -jewelry, be ll, rin i:is. 04" tJres and tube3 In WMel and 15"lir,-:--•·ont each. :t0062 Shorewood OoaU.ce>1t$30.nowonJ>: headboard $JO. c .. h $8·$2's. Plastic: skate fREE 4-bumt'r gassloV9. B~TTERJ· ~21~· ~~ll nec k lace. b r n t'<•lt.>t new ron\llhon $5. Cran $1.2~rdpl ayenS2S.S. 'attle,HU.9'3·!881 $5.-$20. Heavy duly 1 MesaVe~.546-1833 boardS&.'1).aby'1blcyc:le 30 g allon h ol w a\e r c ar::s.z,6a a a er SS·U O. Ne w pos tugt' kits $2 Garnu SI Toys and hooks ~cSI. -~--umbnlla $8. Weekdays -M?at $3. ~fectronlc metal treater$20. $•3446. noon .tamp album S3. Mt'x· Stuffed animals. many .-tsher amp Sl5 f"lshct WASlUNG m•cfllne $20,•l and Saturd 1y o nly. COMMERCIAL M ayUi_g detector $1.~. Pedal tC>lll , • SPEEDQueen man.gl~ ~deathmask•Sl"S..\. likt ntw 50c·l2. Dre.<1-"8 re<'elver SlO. 2 rhrom• nmaooct.SwingsetSU. 541·8300 . 11 2 5 C2 washer and dryer.~ S'leadt.13t2C•mbridgeW IND OW 4 X6 SIO Electric: C BBQ o.terhalrdryeri:t. F\ve and desk accu:son es ur 8~:11kt'l"'I ~ l.ari.:4 W.e.32 Monrovia.Costa Mesa good '20 u cb. R~al Lane NB.646-13$5 Ahunlnum euement, 2 $10. % blonde casee mMl.ed mode.I slup SS. 50C·S1. Doll houu Sl. aqua rium $2. t'ord SCJJWJN'NStinfiray bike. STANDARD t-;.pe wriU-r ~a:r.,~:b ~-~:~:: llim~ MOvn; vie wer apcnlnga $10. 4t4·Ht2. ts~cf\. eo-.ch and chair. TwQUOlllM atones zse.-~ ~~= ~:~· c:'a trailer 1dtr h $2 •• 1'.Ja1lrt a p.ring f•o nl end .... Boy'iblke ~.New u w i n a b••• uo. 0 5 Splicer $2!5 . 2 wooLn1 1o·x1o'CrftM Hedi cover S.S each. Kit.chm atei> stool 112 M hitt'h ,loadleve~1nat ~ £•ttlltnt condlUOI\\ 125 1...._ Remin~ ra1.CI' Shuui ra U c 4to SI. 2 rewinsts '10. Mounlinc SlO. Floor Pillowt about Dl•hH lOc .. $1. Poll loot• and m•aaa~na _ eao 1l'lUI bar-9 $25. 54 • nrm. Ml-IMS _ $12, Roller 1k1Lct1 SS. bu Ir eta $2·$3. Wood pape1ss.541.1234 2'lU·ts. each 4'4.Sl._ ~-C'lalbes~m~ !:."'lt~~~n !.n!'..s'd 2 .RAT TA N t w I n 2ID \Mb 2 apttd fan' ts . ..., , •· TMher b1U S9 BooU I window SS 142.8233 a•-1t •-'&. h'tc:h ball -__,m, • • "' • headbotl"ds SlO each. $J KJNGSIZr.. 1pr1n1s • each, R eco.rd• 75 c -· ~hp 2 SPEE D tl~ctrlc l'\lr;tr,.i> ....... r 1 alM 7 ~. tOc·Sl. l• Urd .n &he cbaoncl Titted Noltywood ~\·er~ carpet R'ffpe;T ~~. 0 ,:f!· ~~':,.a~ Chlld'• \a ble $4: On.e CXJTBOAAD motor. 5hp mot or u s. p e rfect. Niota\::: $25.hz t~kln Santa Ana Ave. C.ta 1'11-Dll ( '-.: Ind bolalers. llh new Fare~c screu.1~ ::--~, ccindlllOf\ ,,,S. doAndeae:rtplatn/cull' Johnson, ri ot .. runnlna te-11'4 =-r.ot eac • pe tt. .... PIWTaR 'Ona as. W .541'ml ioma .•:a-er: r:ct -~~ ... Waler Plk $.\. Iron S3. SJS. 3 new I lraltn ) • ~-w •t·nott as. - --tonp I• ~ l t1>*3 . - . -~ 3PO Mkhlg tn, Costa wh el•· and Urea sti l DATS\Tfil wbeels , l GIRL•s 20•• Cl!P.•ra1 U:MINGTO!'UOOS.-awr. 1.,,,rf ... Fruil plate KF..NMORt washer ~· t.rasll ~~~~r: rst!l 1tl7 Vw riaht-rdoqr Sl5. Meaa each. Nnt .,..ord water Inch $3 ehac-1\. 2 hub eapsd bike, 1ood conditlo• eetlf«\o\price,11n'.taO. 11.lt. PTlute Party 442 E. lllh St. C01ta ~~:==.. , IC VW ~'Ud tlO _, pumJ) sc. M!l·!M.51 Cort.a $.S etc , n u er ua.e SJ,l..50.ta.5'11 , 17~1 •11ddllJ9only 1 M.a .....--·-· _ -'4 • 1117 • C1U1in~Ad• #&CJl.!JG7~ Mesa ... 7234 1 1 • ~ ~ --~ • ' I \ ~!~AJlYPILOT Saturday.July12, 1975 ... ~!.~:'.~~ ..... !~~~ ~:;.~~~· ........ !~.~~ !:».~.~~~ ........ !!~~ Mo5to.c:f:!•/ 9150 ~.~~~~.~~ ••• !~.~~ ~~t.0!.~.~·.~ .... !!~ -· 5portf119 fioock 1094 loab, Marin• •. • ........_... IOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• EquipMent 9010 • GLAS STROH • HOBllC 16. notrlr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 Jttp CJ.5 S£LLIHG YOUR CAlt? •~••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED· Medium stied ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUllMlter c.-lals ·n 1 .. 100 14 No. 3917, Like Sl300. Cal~ Sunclay '4 wheel drive, 6 cylinder. OP PRICES PAID lllBSON Ripper Bass spnn1 john. ~johnor Boat lrailt•1· for 12'· 15' (.;cl 41 good de~: ucw Never lo ~alt waler. 673-tillW roll bar, rud10, xlnl .. will T fo'orlmports 1'/acce~.. Eboo,y, nic\• j_:icket. Becky, 545-4240 Roat, $175 New sears 71,.>Ji SOUT~1 COAST ..\II xtras lri~ldg Tratler. ISLANDER :.>MK 11 trade. Sll-2040dlr. P~11d for or Nol. ~. Un1vox Bass Amp. II p Oulbourd $150 .MARINE SEltVICI:: $2250. 213·331-1704 l182SO sow. 15 .. SISO. McGrogor 9 Irons. 4 <l!M-7417 · 58S W l9lh,C.M --------1\von. ru.dio. ('rube '70 Toyota Landcruiser OaanL•Wit~I J.ero Bass $80. Cost SU~. Woods + Bag. Lk new, ----645 7121 Kite 1200 ; like new. cs"l~llt:Q Cl~f}· A !ilelll at hardtop. light blue hubs l!*il6 llurl1Q1',C.M. ~5137 8190. 644 4326N.n . Evinrude 6lll'. luu~ :.haft Unsinkable! Plcu:.urc I • o. er. owner . Lie. 480ACN. ~99. IM6·9:Kl3 . £.--. --b --gas can. S29.'f. 16' CHRIS CRAl"T '1>2. \70 racing champ Cosl 645·0080 u~rb Friedlander o.L8 Mi\RTIN Gwlar loo.t xcr~1~e ike, cxccllcnl 0_12 UHl HP. 24 hrs. port. bait $l600. sell $850. 675,6UH SCHOCK IOATS lmporu TOP CASH! Mdl. nds work $100. rnndrtlon, $35. lank : rope & skis . $2200 ----10081 G.G . Blvd .• U.G. for dean u:.ed cars & ''Zl·232S 847 -4456 loots, 'ower 9040 Blue book jmcc . g:J0.8839 HOBle u; Lido 14 Hew/Used 537 546'1 truck s ! II ow a r cf ------Sw 809, ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /traUer. race Hew W indrow 18/24' <.:hevrolct , Oovt• & ~uail liJBSON St; Standard apa ELCO 2--·"' ''I I 13' Whulcr Type, 2011 1' enp'd 5"" '"'49 Wi'th Trai·lers· '72 UMW R75/5or "11 lion· '?3 TOYOTA Lauckrw1<l'r t..:•r .. ·~tli, 11r .1 M11cArthu~~ \>ii.A.. "Ullar. 1··1d n~odell ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.g'.""" "'irys er. J h & ., . ......... Red AM /'-,M vi ll co11' ... ~~ ...,,...,. ., ... • Su \DI-· i., II u nson t;i1lorc.'<I boat -------Santono 21 Hew da CB 450. buy 1 J'U ride · " .. · A 1 u. Ju1nborce nnd Ursgto ·W...i! Gibson si>. 1ncku™' Use uur beach trailer! We M pelr r • · tut1p.umpu. cover."''""• uAc.'"''·" SCHOCK SAHO'l', xlnl h 900 $3.950. 646·5982 N B h. "'''3 l\<0.11:, ,,,., ar in cqu11i ,e(' i.u1 ~ "'"'"""" Complete-Save.,,.,~ ot er. 968· 1 -----_ ewport e_uc _ ..... ·~-; s:>a-167:? use your lraveling van 6 . ; -cond. Gd ruc1n{: n:n>r<l. ..,_ ' -. . wks. 675·6273 vcy. On~. Owner ~ISOO G 832 '7 1 1•'1 her~ I ass, $400. t173·033ti afl liPM. Hew Boston WhaMr '74 HAR. DAVIDSON Z90 ·75 CHEVY ~lazcr. x~nt H;ive a Junk Car'l C<tll us. OfflceFurnttur.& ---642·6472 i1.•vct17;i.:J.tt~ Viii'\ auloptlot. depth 19'135HP,$8.695 w /250 mi. Xlnt. cond. ~ond., cus~. mt"/\.M/l•M Top$$ p;ud. ~a9-28~9 Equipnt•nt IOISTY.Radio, t LCPL :J,;· (;M du·st'I, frnct1•r.$48.500.67:1·7118 '73 11013ll':H'XJ11t.cu11d . 833·08l3 slereocai;i..541:1·!»63 i..thrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• H iFI. St...-eo 80 8 moora .. •c Nl•\v•>urt Ba"' • < -----Trlr. $1 .200. • 2900 LAFAYETTE - --• ••••••• • • • • •••• •••••••• $4000 'Or oflc1'. S:Jll ~:>ti I 6 ; I us tr on. 2 0 h P . x36-02Ull Suwki 12().$300 Trucks Autos Imported ~c· ~vi dir~ $15 .~,. :.cy R CA color l •l"vl . . Johuson tntr. cov\•r & -- --M.I . 673-2050 646·"'219 9560 ••••• .'••••••••••••••••• . e"' :Hon. days . lrlr. XI . •"On(I "'1"50. IJOUI E 14 w 1trail0 r . '" ••••••••••••••••••••••• G•n""ral 9701 12124. desk:.. dflg good work mg (°Ond1l1011. -· ~ "' " "' Fii Gd. Cond. "' ., d k ,,. l."H d k ,,. 84t>-5028 2 Boals. w /oil shore inuol' U73-o.a22 beaut. cond. Sailed fewer pper · '68 Honda 160 CL. Very 71 LUV Pickup •••• ••••••••••••••••••• g67 w. l9th. CM. -· .,,. 1 ,, -than a dozen times. SlOO 645-073' good cond. Has lo mi's . Low miles. ma"".slert~u. 2r ' 1 M----iogs. ""' C<• 1111 ~i·iu:H:r '70 Seabird Flying Uridge $1400. 675·G754 .,.. SEE EUROPE 1__ -M s~o vr ;;;uroltx('v $2250 : 18 • ltu11abuut, Cru1st-r. 24'. Chry:.lor1 --------Take Out A Loan· 23 ' Some new parts. $275 or will trade. 831·2<»0dh:. if)-Tab. acdcnta desk, la~es. ~~l~S46·;;~1 e r S975. 213·255 i:Jl5 Volvo IO. Viii" r;t<lio , Lido J.l for sale. t'OVl'r & Kanger. loaded. $8500 best ofr. 548·8993 TRVCKS-V i\NS.4 W D's BY CAR H.hr.s. draft tlJh:. cum·h. --. 7 'AIHLIN 'H . lil•plh finder . boat trlr in<'ludcd. t-iotution firm.Ph:645-8447 DivorceforcessaJe Wanted.Clcan,lalt' Purchase a11y l'.:uroj)\'an •P\l.Ply.ti,tti·SJSO "t "COLOHTV --6 1' •• I', :Jl '.Likl· l1•v1•lers a11ll · t;inks. No 2til2.Sl250ttr . . '72Yamaha250·CC$475 Mdls.Cash !675·~~ Car for delivHy in ) ' -.. Xlnt C~ll~. s15u: ~~~~s.S~·~. :.1;~1'1 .~ .. :~~~ clet•Lruly!>IS ~yslcm. 2 otfrr tj75··Hi21 International 14 #~W. lll~I '74 Honda 250-CC$775 ~urupe & let us plan your U~ mot!. "t "', 1•k1· ~-73Ut!, 581.0266 station s ll'Cnni,: & 1:un· •. .,... . , . 1 ongt:f!,l&dacsails'.h cd Both immacul ate! '63 Chevy '!.,, 3W mtr. individual tour. i''rom . typewritt•r. lti" t•..1rr tro,ls. head w hold m g Ht aul .. J :JO sq . rnct~~1 trlr. :SHl5. _800 1\lcppo, 640.584>'9 headers. 4 s1xl. nu tin~:;. take-off to hume-laodmi,:. 1 J»e_.f. (•uud S,H' s;;sv. N ~ W .ao & 50 WA TT SA VE :i;7000. Nu 111 1 1 tank. new bndge & stl'l'll ctoubh• 1•11dt•d ~loop. lo 11· N · U.:._640~~4 i _ make offer. 642·53:~. you 'II bc iu the hands oC '073-8700 u It r al in ear s pk r s. 24 . M araudN & lrlr 118 ~i.lll\'aS. lundem ll'i..111'.•r o,\'cl' oak . 5111' mbrd aux. B t sr I 75 Hond<1 125 Elsinore. experts. /\lt>O lease & rcn· ~-Whl s alc . price .. hr · TS FB ·l ·:;·rr b complcloly oul11lted fot'. Xlnl 1·111111. Mooring! oOas,k ips 9070 Used 3 limes. like new '73GMC•~T.PU.8track lal cars. EURAUTO, f';lt·c. typewriter. ,\dlcr L:uar'ld 67S·248!J tn~· •. :s :sdps&. ·t· .l ( h ' . . II\' a It ~5 000 o c s $900' rre 6452228 Slereo, new lire:.. Must Lido Village. N .U . •Satellite, p~rfcl'l 1·ond. --· · " . :,a · x r s. •:.mg, nu~smg or skr· H73·15~o li73 .. 1197 '1••••••••••••••••••••••• .o r . . sell. Ph: 640·0lO'J. 6i3·4550. !w power t:arr. return & Colur TV $12.5. Wine keg S!5·~'°?~1 ~~for:c1ty& mg. Uan~• 1111111 ~arrna lsLJPS Newport Beach 70 SUZUKI 1'350, $425 or ------- !muny features inc. ca:.L' :-tcreo ~75. Hlk/whl TV ~01. $.169mo ::;lipSJOmo. ~/r,1\11 ~lund l S8SOO l'Ol.YNK'>l1\N Sail or Power any re<1sonable offer . '60 Chevy :14 1'ou l'U-6 , AH metal t·unstrud . Sdls s.15 & $25. 646·9'lrn. 675·25~3 ~ .. c~1t;imara11 6i3·52.>3 645·8506 Call 673·7428. cyl, 3 spd, gd work truck. ;new sat:>. only $225. 18' CENTli H\' t'las~11· 73Carvellc 18' F·G ti5IW 22' unfinishcd. I - --$475/bstofr.645-38o-l. '9'7 9 S6l!I Gu111goutofBus111c:.s . .. . ·. · 7 14·4!*~·1977. ,WANTEDonshoremoor· '73 H.D.XLH.7000mi. --------- !_ -·---· ---t;!>1.·d TVs.Asis.Cheap! Bay hoaL Laps trakc. ~IC(l. OH, pwi llll. lOll; ------'ing; Balboa Island. Will Supcrclean&extras ~ 74FORDCourier ~ASH ro::gslr .. l'CH. Elo::c. Call 642·04~1 4cyl G rcy M;i1inu cng. i·ut•l., lolJ rnJl ~e<Jts. V 1''1REBA L L Hi' beautiful-I buy l>oat rf nee. 673-274ti 673·80t2 New. Deluxe •l:'75 . CH ~CK prulectnr S I .-.. Co[;'173P·.,~',~lslol't"il. t:i73·I07!J I ~lu4n'~7·3 2h,?.,~ rail. ~1950. ly rl'finis hcd n;ilur:.ilt ---------· S36·7616 ;~::..Evc:.,ti7:1·6:llO ~~. \Jdn1a 25 colkor ,lv. ~--·.JO-" ·u · .,.,,., I wood det:k Hacc11.lay'Boot~.Speed& 72 Kawasaki Dirl Bike ,-----,,,~e s !>um e wur ·. $.')() .•• , " • • . , ·-') f • • .,1 fl C ddyl sail. $950. 5~1·715li. I Ski 9080 Xlnt Cond. $400. 7 3 MAZDA fianos&Organs 8090 " m;ildiing table .28 .froJan CbnCrw:-.. 65 '~b{e1 olcll~:.;-·1·· ·u ··-1 -1•••••••••••••••••••••••! 642-1181 . c •u uuu'l Lapstrake R.cblt 210 llP t:.I 111. cau s ps 6 .. ns SAIL CLEA.._.l .... G '7" · 1 • ----PICKUP IELO :s .. 1.00 Prnnos &Grundig Stereo Phono. v Hirths. monomallt'. (iiJ·:l8:!I> AH l l'~SMAH INE ~ctopenbO\\~Lwmfuel. d L 'k C·ll New tires,Nt:wpainl •t••:··~·:•••••••••••••• .,..0.~"'.::_ -V·~ Gray, 2o hrs. Drnctll'. OMC. Xlnt. S.'>WO. Ph ., "" " i.; ent:uc 18 4 :>;> Olds '74 175CC Kawasaki En· :t.?rg_ans . NI:'", & USl:'d. Scparalt• :-p ca ker. VHF',F<1tho.Te;ikd1.•cks. •l:i-12·1812 • •:sha rp S43.>U. Russ uro .. • e new . a &15-5700 ---· dlr. ,S p1n c t s_, .Grand~. He aul1ful t:abint:t S50.I Bristol cond. Pvt Ph· Spurt:-F1 s h111g l'rutsl.'l'.I .. -'64-Hl385 (714)536·5786. ·-. . . : Plarcrs. Goin~ uul for 6-16.:~52.i I list ofr. 711 lilU 1168 ;,~ fully cqut µ. 1111• n·nt ~;50 ;i Wanted : Sail boat to rent., -. -. . Motor Ho 50 P1ckuP' truck, in.tenor _ -~~~~ .1ms111ess. Hentalupt lu -'5"'·"87" uay,lper:.ons.t>l5·2i!!l8 i 7 20.72i.; Ht•qwrc26'ur r 11 '~ Outl>rd :;k1 Bo:itj s-•/Rmtes., 9160 exc~llcnt. 6 cyhnder AH R 9705 :tJuy. K<1wai. Slt·111w;iy , Boats & MariM 1' ..., 0 ;i. • • • -m~1'(l. 55:!·WH2- 0 ! w b•? whe"'I .. trlr. :'\lanyl uee en e ng 1ne. runs good & a omeo •l:ktld"lll E · m t 17'WHll!:DTSLm •·r dot 20 Sn>w. \'cry I.isl. uni . • xtras.548·0063. i•••••••••••.•••••••••••• strong.IJcidy necdswork. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Fi n o ·s n l iti:ih ·mo cpp en . If 1 11 1>C • 1 1 trnll•·r. New ,.11g $tii5•SNIPC: •1"'art1 "'111ncr,. - -25' OPEN ROADAir,gen. $450.5-18·!1443 Alf'a Romeo 1 , • • ' -·-••••••••••••••••••••••• yoursc · 1u . lra1 er. . k .1• 'J • , beaut n1 ·1hog ti· ·k n ·w 1' Fully equip'd. Sips. 6 lo ---: 1~72Brookhurst.(i .G ._ General 9010 su~e acccssones. 11ccqs 1 la esil.U :>·2X!~. ! ma:;L, s~c l~ ~~ppr~1:. Transportation 8.$275wk.644·8:185 45 Chl'vy. 4 T on. 13' Demo • ' 1 11 .. L.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• eng ine. scab. air hrush· 111 · Gl ·1s~"'H 1-'i~I\ Skt · SlU50 6'11 ·5117 1••••••••••••••••••••••• llatbed, i..lnt cond .. SUSO. avmg mu:.t ~(.' " n.>m· d •· l'h ~51 · · · · '" · • ·1 • ·c Sal / · ,. Mod M · $ALE •ball Urund 11;.1~ w:ilnul UOY SCOliTS need bo<lls .. cc .. " one • h'178 Bait tank. ~ 1~ t:. ~a!>1 . . . , ! ompers, e · 73 ...,ortez el 32 H4, 646405!1 548·6480 :fin"h ·t t . ci .. 1295 l'ars &a1rphrnL.'S.Taxad· allerli tank~. 1i5 ,\Jen: & 5111 Kona Cal , lully raccj Rent 9120 loaded w ,oplions. 16.250 -----I' riced from lur ~ak~'\,11\t'~.'~~:4 isx · vantag1.•:.. 546·4990. ~I u ,, t :. c 11 1 mm. ed _21.i .Juhnson w lop. lg c\nwrl ngg~d 1111·2 tr~p & .Harn.1••.••••:• • • ••••••:•••••• acluaJ mi ·s. $18,500. P\t 68 lntt:rnal ·1 "• T . pickup. j --_ --. . . · . . . llttrlr. c <.; \. gi·ar i-t''.\·' A·l t:ond S150675·1725 TRAVC:L Queen Cabover party. 714/898-5252 p /s. ell'. 8' lx..'<I. shell. !fleinwav 5·; .. Grand 3 Mu:.l st'll :JO Ketch. ex· Wheeler, rel.lit eng , nu lr:.t" IJ ·1rag1:d \t111t . · · -I Camper ~00 or best of·------xlnt cund. Nol l>t.-at up. •yrs 01·0 '"· lnut •·=;,,,., cellcnt cond. Crui:.mg µamt & dee ~ vr otr. . ·1 · 0 ' ,' 1;h I lntcnwl1onal 470. saib & f c r M. n y. , x tr. . ·72 P;;ice Arrow 'Motor $1150. 49!:1·2-190. . . n;i . ~ 675·1:.1"5 tun1 . nt• uwnct . on1'• l" I "l .'"J I . a c as . A'r ' dbl t I k -------- l irm. 6i:l·O:J:J6. afl ti!' M lY.Pt'.·. M. akc offer. Wood. J • _ 5-lt' :! \lilt!. s ;, 1 & Su 11 1 ai er· " ->"' ·. 5:~-o:i21 1 m r eye e rac · I"" ""1" J 551 I"~ xtras. xlnl. "'7500""~».37·•• • • """"' v. 171 ·•' Fiber •b T ·1-ll 11 IU·til':\I . . .,.,,, ---· -"' .,..... ""' Vans 9570 :Ant1queYclluw.&Jldw111 lo M . --14-oHP l gH Mt•c·u&I · 1" S\lf If'. -. 1 chcvy72.·14TonSupcr 72 L .ff 25 •••••••••°I>••••••••••••• $6799 I it75U2) Beach Imports 848 UO\e at :\I acA1thur & J ;imboree. N..U. 752-0900 • Acroson1c Pranu. $100. Sots, . 01ntencinc:e/ I trailer c · II ·v .' .;iS .. 1w5 .JL;ST 1\ H Ill\ EU. ;>Jew 11 ~b . 't • 1• &!:>fnbq.1I~ C ii m pc r.. :. lps 5. gas * 1 e ime * i 1:!33·8736 ~rv1ce f020 -. CJ t: t:'> -1·;7'c 1t111g L\'.\tAN Uts · :.a1 o~ ... w.u()(. ~ gs, stove. fng. waler & air lnimac! Fullyequip'd '74 Window Dodge. Extra ~.IM~~ L' p HIGllT Pl,\:'\() ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2?' Owen,,. 225 llP C:hc\'Y· I t:.i~nc :! 1 · I 1hcrgla,,_s. In-~~~: ~3~'.~7~~. &003.5~.nd., h e;i le r . Enc I. b ath . 979-7448 __ 838-8005 long. AC1 PS/PB, $4500. , . tnrunn111gordi·r.Afixcr buard l.Ll)l.Ury ::>port --- _ slcreolhruout.Nut'rpt& 22'1SLANDER.xlntcond. Ph:642·589_L ______ 7!ALFAROMEO ' SJ()() k,l1::ctnc_al-Wood. wor~ing upper. Sl .5uua~ts. Firm., Boo:it. Cataluw 22. Lw1dcd w X· drps. S4.700. Mint Cond. self contained, $8250. '&4 Corvair Van. Body & SPIDER ~ •ti-lti·4~.>8• Plumbmg-lnstallauon ti75·0:!00 B ,\Y~IDt·: Vf .\Hl:'\E lra:. & IJ C'autiful. Mu:.tl49ti·l13ti. 846-0446 lnl.Gd.cond.Convcrl't.'<l. A low mile<1gc ro<1dstt'r tt<Jye r Piano. electric & Repair. lnbd ~!1g re . , . . . I S.\Li':S sdl. In Newport s lip. --------Reas. 645·9690. in supC'rb condition! J,rg mahug.t;oodsound. pa1r.F1rcSY!>lt:m1ru;talll-ANfA!:>'l tnh11ll IO. (;j:J.:J.iiU 1 ~·~3ti0ur541·W49 SACRIACE! Rent :25'Sep.din'g,li\"g. ---------s:l1·2040dlr. ~ut nei!d~ ~ome work. &mainl.Scorp10Manne 170 h.p. \.'oho. Clil'~~ll'r -I - . ·-·--~·Cal.lover Camper slp'g (7·8) areas+ air-69VWVAN , !sow firm . .) 5 :.!·tlltiO 548-970 I. · uuldn \·c. I ull) 1..:qu1111wd. Duslott \\'hall'r 1:1' .J 1111~ 2j. 1Ioh1c l·I, no lr;itler . w loading j;icks . Lrg gen. slereo, cruise con· S LI d ' 1!)7 ~ ,\ L l-/\ Ito me o 1 _ _ _ _ Bo . se;its 8. x Int crnHl. l 'J 11 ::\11511 or 1111 e r. t~l-l U:!:.!I or $800 2 13 592 5750 bed, stove w 1oven. Jee lrol. ~45. wk. 1000 free. 4 pee · r;i '°: c'?mplcle-S p y ll c r. hi ue . 12 ,000 t s lt•yllabvGranllPi·ino ots •• Manne aftcr5.64ll·Ui:1<! ti75·1:i lli • • box.sink&water tanks. 5.56·1171 ly r cl'o nditton ed . mile :. AM 1Jo'M xlnl •Xlnl Cund·. $1500. ' · Eq .. pment 903 0 • 1 ·11ob1c Hi. Xlnl t•ond. full Table. l>ulanc tank. 12 -------u71G2H> $2288. cond. ~ust sc11.' S:rn:54J.I • • 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••1!.17:1 l:i.\YLl '."l·:tt Boats.Rent/ ., ·i· I l \(Jlt&L> t 1·ght "I Trailers,·Trov..a 9170 ur\"13)"".u·"l"l , <.:al ti4'.!··1Vj7 a m·timi: l'-iEW Ch ract'. "' ;iy or rapc1.e u anc 1 s . ~ ps C'I ' v'1o u " • > -0 II I I Sar;ilo~" 2:> .~"V"r 11111 arter 90501 1 I 1 • -., O ga on Ut.' •·0 ' ~ harncs:.c:. w.trlr ~1~15(). ;ic u ts. Heady lu go. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \tr'urllt.r.er Sµincl Pianu & lank:-. St>Oll. of hav. (j :dlt•\ · ht•ad & •••••••••••••••••••••••: ti73·tilil>J $.'!.511 hst ofr. ti42<l32l. HEILIT~ Tent Trailer, 2 Harbour V. W. 7 I Alfa Romeo GTY j>cnch. b:xcelknt 1.:ondi· 6-lli·51!ll 675·8~1!> ~lecpi.ng qu~11·icrs 11•'\l'I' .\/cw Ski Bouts lor riv1.•r or ; ------· lldrm, no kitchen. Gd tioo. Maplt:' finish. $.'>OC). used. PrH·edl•1sdllast '. occa11 l ~i' or :.!I ' d;i_r 11.-Satl1n g Our)'. gvvd MAJORWAY cond.$250.54841!.17 W -5769aft. IP:OWJ. lti ll. ~olla Canoe~. 12 O.l.)<J::!li2 1·1·111scl's. Nuw :l\.Jrl n·nlj l:(olld $1'.15 ur trade -------Hunt_:_Hch._ . . . . . Ula1·k. 01dy ,jS,000 miles. air, st1•rc11 , immaculate (wgUL~ I ---IL Se a NY m Ph 18 . vu II .I'. outbo;ird dayorwk.li75·88tili I li·lti ·l<l:.l!.I 91!3-~Mti l or 1"<1t·tory Oirel'l Sales Travel trailer. 15 ft . 1 a I u m in um) $2 5 0 . 340.J Via Oporto J.iJo \'lg I 53li·lti58. l'.\ MP E HS & SHELL!) 842-3281 or see al 17351 '73 Chevy Van. Ucluxe int. Lumber rat·k. fits 8 ft. tTu1:;cr. l11J1.·ndass O\'l.'I' For rcg ul<1r & import Avalon Ln. H.B. mags. Stereo-FM, Pvt See to APPRECIATE truck bt!d . S75. 543.4235 pl ywuod · lrlr. xl.ras. ELl::G A NT 49' Alaskan n l.!:vinrudc 25HP w 1boal lrucks . Open 7 days.~-----ply. $3800/bsl. 846·&.&Jl. Sl500. 4\H :W52 or 52l·t.>!JJ.t for charte r For into pis. &. tl'lr. Xtr::is $7:;o or 1>fr. W. 18lh St. Cosla Mesa. F'O RC ED lo se 11 '71 Elc<·tnc :\lartn~Head & t:all : 5-tlHW!O lief. :i. ~Jti8-:i45ti Aris t oe ra l 20' S /C. '69 f"ord. EJOO. Window 1:~!!!=!!!!!!!!!~ A CON\lfNIENT SHOPPING AND SEWING GUIDE FOR I Hf. GAL ON THE CO. Newest for Men! NICI.:: Fish & !-ik1 ~>al.. Motorcycles/ shaq >,loaded, like new, van . 8 ,pass, 1 Lo n, I rnmp. w mtr & lrlr. Boats. Sail 9060 33 Calif. Khodl?!> Cla!>Stc Scooters 9150 makeofr. PP.547-4776 Chatcau. wgn. ~1150. Beach Imports $850 . 5.aii O:l~i . llMti ••••••••••••••••••••••• rLlt'll1" s loo1>. Nu. 15. Just ••••••••••••••••••••••• -G.i5·0991. !1-lll l.k>'' 1 · • ' 0 T'"NT TRLR I -------at Mal·i\rthur Sam;irDr.CM Sailboat h<1ulcd.:!st:ts oldacrons.71;i50CLHonda$-t70.'71 "' ,sps6,very '72 Dodge Van. Clean &Jambon.>e.N.11. z;· l>ll'~SELSPtllffl·'ll llD. t;ly. Sips -t. AM & VHF rau .. Dplh & Dir Fndr . :\1arlln chrs. Im· m<11: til;; !'i319or 5:t!H!Sti~I. Ii' MON;\ HK B,\SS BOAT '73. I <'\I ~Jen·. I 0 , 'l r ;1 BC V B , llt'rres hoff Ament•Jn u "' u= f II ""11..c." w/extras: Whls & tires I g.J •1t.'r 1 1011 c 0 v .. c.· r · 1'r···11 70 "'175 ...... ,.l offer. gd cond. $500. as is. $650. 7 52-0900 1-.mcri.:c iH'Y :.all. ~O. U>w mi. 968-lCYbi . u Y equip.<>.> · """' ·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill E:.iglc. 22 fl. WLW. 2i) ft. fii:l·li.ttill. __ _ __ __ gd . S2900/ lis t offer. overdll. Built bv Nowak Auto Service & 586·1623. . ---------- &wl·111·.·1ni.·.71'0.'"6·717'". YAMAHA '73 ':! J\lX 3li0. Parts 9400 .-------' 73Alfalerfina ·' ., ,,.. ' I I llOHI I'.: CAT, Many xtras. &r~r cond. Autos Want•d 9590 5 s d 1 Afl 5 l'M ,.., Wl.n•1'.. .Xlnll"11id ...... "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' .pee · ony :?1.000 ' , """"" $725 or ofr. 675-0333 1 71-1 li75·:.!li \1 tlifi801iH -----FORD 200 6 t:yl engine •••••••··~··••••••••••• m1 c s . B l auplunkcl Lchm .. 111 I:.! S:irl \lo :ou SSIKI lii5·0:1 15 orlii:i lit:1 ll SuntllJWcr, 11t·w. 1wvi·r used. Steal at S350. 641Hli8!J. :! llonda 7o·s. I, 1971 & 1. l~iO. I Enghsh Uicyde. !>~·6466. complete. $20<>/best of· ;\ M ' 1-· M st e r co fe r . After 6 pm, 549-0229 WE PAY 'fOP l>Ol:..LAR 1:>13~1 XII 1 ----f'ORTOPUSED CARS PRICED TO JAG chrome wire wheels. i''OREIGN. DOM~TIC SEU. 15" & 16" sets-Bunch of or QLASSICS • * '71 llONOA Trail 90. Likt: new. 1500 mi. $350. S.I0· 137~ olher J ag parts too! If yout car is o::xtra clean 552-1222 see us first. 1 74 KAW . 900 Z·l. :fM mi. hdrs , s tock. like new SI800. 979-3335 anytime. SLOT RIMS C4l 14.", gd cond. ~-all. 213-430-0070 BAUERIUICK 2925 Ha rbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 9W-2500 __ ___, TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIA TB. Y FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS CALL OR COME IH TO SEE US I ·73 175 MX YAMAHA · 1 Hblt engine. S6,50. ----- Autos for Sale I I I I _ 673·W17 8to4 PM. 'iJ Yamaha 300 Enduro. 2000 mi. ~150. Call 581·7889 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antiques/ Classics 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1950 BUICK ROADMASTER, xlnt. cond. make offer. Call 646-5867 arter6 PM. I Mint Hikes, new cng. 4 & 5 hp Jumbo tires, ex. I' 0 n d . • $ l 0 0 & $ l 2 5 . 646·1355 1965 PONTIAC $525. 1964 GMC util trurk $800. 1955 Chevy $1000. 1965 74 Suzuki St. & Ort. Less Mustang S8QO. 548·5203 than 300 mi. ~ & l<lkc -----------1 NEWPUF\T lMP[]RTS over pmts . 537·6101. '48 Chev. Business Cpe. Very clean. $950. Call ·71 Yamaha 250 dirt bike. Bob, 839·4356 Plastic lank. fenders, levers. Good <.'Ond. S<l25 Recreatio111il 9530 llOt W.CNst Hwy. N.B. 842-9405 OrOft«Je County's or bst ofr. 540·0019 Vehicles • • • • • • ••• • • • ••••••••• •• Highest $ luyer Dirt bikes:. Yal!laha 100 Corvair Dune Buggy, onJm-.k MX $395. !).uzuki 12.5 $.1.25. a /trans, Holly carbs. low r-'"' !)68 H·o.n 3 _ 1 c1 55 a :SL 90 Slti5. _l>ar.557.4158. IHIMaxeyToyota Call Roger or Bill -U --------' 7 3 E X P L 0 R I!: R . ___ 8_4_7_-85.55 __ H SKY 250. 1973. Xlnl generator. roof air. ~pe FREE APPRAISAL We 11uy used car s & tru cks. -Call G RO'rH CHEVROLET for a free appraisal. cond, Runs great. •or d k 3800 · TO p ec • m1. . . . offer. 673-5825&557-4323. $8900. Sleeps 8, 646·0147 ; 1975 SUP l!:R GLIDE HARLEY. Under 6000 miles. Call 557-8683 Honda CR125 E lsinore, runs & looks good. many xtras. $500. 545-5456 642-5440 Padla Trak Sand Tires. Excellent condition. 1'~it vw. 545·8638 GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 847·6087 549·3331 leach Imports IH!i Dow al Ma1·,\rthur & Jamborct.·. c..; B. 752-0900 9707 Silver lue 1974, l!IM. :! dr, 4 spd, o:irr. $'1900 ; w mobile telepho ne . ~\HOU . 4~4 ·5055 o r 4!11-1:1448. Austin-Healey 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• All '62. 3000, nu trans . tires, paint. inlr. lmmal'. S2l00 firm. 846-891)1) BMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AU I 5Htw IMW 2002'1 14STOQ( llADYPOI IMMBIAn DIUYHY • E.UROPEAN-AMERICAN CHALLENGE / f ; • ;..r • -ra T. ~ ,;jl 1'"' ~ HIGH QUALITY USID IMW'1 • '73 3.0CS · -----~~-.f_ -LL ~-~ '_) l \1\ll JROJ\l' •JI Ill' 19 • 8PH • c 74 SUlUICI GTiSO Only 5000 miles, llres. (7H7429> $7'9 .. . ( Su nroof. a i r conditioning, aharpl • '72 2002 4 speed . tow miles. AM/FM • '73 IAVARIA Save on this one. Superb! • ... .... lt-1 ··~ 0 s I llCJ TM& . RA! Lu ru1· 645 Cot •••• li'5 ·73 11e, cle 710 645 Dot • ••• I '741 alt D! '"' 0 .. 21 6 A LO' On ,. • . '\\' 181 54( - kno use Pile rea ma - -c 1 ·~ AMtot, IM~ Autos l•ported A.tot a ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••:••••••••••••••••• ••••• : •• ":r:"..... Autos, h11port.d AMtos, Im~ . Alltos, Imported Saturda Ju IMW 97l D..... 9720 ·······-··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 12. 1975 OAILVPILOT .................... , ......... , ... : ........... ~~ ........... !!.~ ~~~ 974 4 Toyota 9765 V~sw~ 9770 ....... l .. orted Autos, Uted Aaeot., Used •;,M OIAM,,~~~~ ~1~~~/~451~~ '73 MAZDA :~!~i~·~····· .::·~:::t:·~:::~~·:1~: ·····~·;~·;;······· ¥;~~··········~·;77·2 ~~·············;;; c:Mi:··········;r~ M'!i,. art. 6 p.m. IX-3 c~ ll.~. ~' ~~·0072 ml. Sac $2800, lea\ Ina 2 Or ., rudw Thi5 s hould •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ··················~ \W , · 7 3 oat s u n 2 4 0 z cm HGE> eountry 7 /IS mw.t •~II! be on tht" showroom. u c. OUMGE COUMTY 7 4 HO.,.,. ·71 CAJ?ll.LAC ~ lie a utomatic, air, u lfoy ~&700 dlr Opel 9746 64~room406Dale. 21SOJA $1"88. VOLVO Sh1ndard 1h1n &conumy Ville. 38.000 ml. • Sltes-Servlc Lea&.1n1i Roy Caner, Inc. whceli., i.uper cleun, lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVELVVOl.VO special (286Ki-.:M > ~~~· 67~ l mlles. Weck-end :sale. 73 MAZDA '73 Opel Manta. R41lye. l.arjlosl Volvo Dc!lhir 9.,. RolJs ltoyce HM W 14411Zs. l.o miles , real economy, 111 OranticCounty ! $2515 CMnOro llt>rb Friedlander RX·2 WAGON 4 spee d. Week·e~ S1aJe. J:SUY or l.EASB 74 GR&a.n ..... •••••••••••••••••••·•-234 E . 17th Sl Costa Mesa :>46 14 11 m .7777 701J ~X DIRECT ~" '70 t:AMA RO. Air, ·~ 4 s peed . a Ir. r adto. lll.Vll. lkb Mi 443S CREVIER '70 DaLaun laoOKoud:.;;;, healer. (7S4KEK>. New radials. hard lop. $1799 9750 7 2 VW Priced to sell ! 7698SY. i o d h $' sr "••°"ow•v Herb Fr iedlander ej lAnw 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ReaJ;,· r~: 11~~~ of c,~~e& A hei 750 2011 81111 ,.,.~a ••••••••••••••••••·:= SAHIA AH4 5;)7 .7777 tCU\ WHO 911T , 1972, !ull <.oqwpt. a/c·. summe r . l.1c. !.ISIWB6. na m --""" UUIO '74 c u t-;V(o;L LE Mauvv 't"!IW~n~!!a~!.~, 6oo92sDG~GT._SsU1v~,SGl.GO·._ ~ VOLVO ~~e~t!44~~·64s.ts1s & 2 o~~~~ro~!!ter $21"8, AnnlYffSGrY r-i TOYOTA ~~:~~l s~:·w~•:•.!1'_ ---------1 " " ~ '61 PO"SCH J-~. mcch'ly. Where is the young lady SALE! - - -Auto rad1'0 vi l ~-,. ... for t h is one? Li e. G _. 9~ .• • ny rvui, 1966 Hmhor ( M 646 9301 pe rr. AM I ~'M. $2,000. '7 5 vo' LVO .....!_!b6 H~bo· c M 646 Y.)01 etterut T9 RARE 2800 CS Coupe . L ux u ry , economy & perfocmance. W lh, air, full pwr, :stereo. $7495. 645-7898. clean, s harp. lYDJ181 ) firm. Ph: 846.2:?,l!J XDL892. $1288. ••••••••••.-• ... •••••• Special car for son or '72 Mazda RX-2 air low --------164 E 4 Dr. &I AmericJ11 r, C)l. Aulo. d aughter . $!'88. m ileage, good s h.ape. •73 914 Silve r Metallie. tlWlt. Bch 842-4435 1 OWOl'r 70,0W nu. $1~. I , nta k e o ffer, s t e al , Loa d ed . Orig. Owner. De mo . automeuc. a ir 645-02t;2 ii•:e•I~~l~{j 8.17·S993 Xlot co~d-675-0!ll6. 74 VW BUG ~o~~:·FpMowe8r stlreearc~nki;, l uick 9910 • • _ Radio, hl•alt.•r. This 011e t t nc v . '74 RX·3Sto .Wgn, al)1/fm , '60 Por. Koadstr Koni. HWll. Bch. 842·4A3S ts one everyone has been he adlig ht rim:., floo; ~ ..................... .. HWll. Bch. 842·443S tape 4eck, 8.000 mi. Call New T op uphol chrm -------looking for . Lie. S34JSD. mats. ;t36l4. 73 Bwc k to;statc Wa~on. c ... 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 CAPRI Tim 833-9381 or 49'1·5679. whl. Re bit e ng $4800. 70 TOYOTA s;,!t)gS, Was $8190 air c~nd1t1oning. wood 1970 Dats un 510, stil'k, $3750 870-7~ 4 0 4 1 4 ed 1 S . panebng, lugga~e rack .. t ((31J ER> r adio . priced to s ell --·----------r., cy ·· spe · ac-a YIDCJS $1004 ult wheel. fully loaded. ~5·5700 dlr $1095. One owner. Eves. 1973 Mazda RX-2 cream · '73 911T. 5 spt.>t.'<I, sunroor. tory a ir conditioning. ..._.OW $7186 Lie. 078KHS. """"". 67 1 powe r <disc> br akes . n ~ .73 C . S-7434. · purr ~tk s hfl, Amfo'm , a r , a lloys, AM t F M r a d io. heater , tinted l ller bto'r 1edlander apra. Rc<l bea uty\ radiiil s n ow:. S2650 ~U re~ t a pe. Brown :o WJU• Im ports new radial tires. SU()t! '74 260Z, Mint cond. lo rni, 67c 383o w /tan int. Super clean. glass. Too bot. Try the e ,,,. .. ,. . "I I W k 4 . I ded .,. ai r in th is car L1•· I llw1t 1 h "•2 •4.,c t.\U'-10081 u v . o vJ .. v .(i c ea n . ee ·e nd Sale . s p. air, oa . Pvt. $9750/besl offcr.644·0376 .,.,,8 L'.J _ .,1.,..,.., ' k ,,.. .. "" • 537 :>M>i 710GWN ply. 551·6359. Mazda 72. H X2. Gd. COml. , ---"" .. _ ·" ....x. Herb Fri~lan<ler $1200. 70 !114 Porsche, 51000 mi, 69 VW VOLVO 537.7777 Ferrari 9723 494.2357 bro. Ster~/ cass, air, I F .._STI .._CK wso ~G .G . Blvd .. G.G. .. ................ ••••• mint~S-0915 631·1777 ljt!Tie;eflJ~--wl~t'JI " " IJM Hcuht'" ( M M t. •llt)l BUICK ROAD~f,\STF.n . 66 FERRARI Mercedes lea 9740 -·-• , • ,_ 1 Factory a ir condilioning. xlnt. cond. make ulft:r Colt 9717 llOGT •••••••••••••••••••••••70TGreen/Blk.xlntin& .l87l1Bear vc 1 1.ic . T U X94 6. $988 . BRANDHEW Call 646·5867 <iftc rti PM. Low miles, mint condi· P vt.P l)".645·1ZH -. -----brakes.hard tofmd. 1975 VOLVOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• out. See lo appreciate. Hunt. lkh ~.ii 44:!5 I <..:u s lo m p a 1 n l. 11 c w 72 COLT lion, must see. 83M!'040 OVER 100 Tnumph 9767 <679FWB> 1_d l_r_. ----~--tifEW & USED Renault 9755 •••••••••• •••••••••••••, Buy or I.ease VOLVO DEALER SINCE 1956 WILLIAMS IMPORTS EXCLUSIVE VOLVO · DEALER 6'5·5700 __ dlr. Fiat 972S MERCEDES ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 GT -6 Mark Ill. Im· I ON DI~ "'Y '71 Re nault R12 Sed an, mac. Top cond. S2l:i00. j DotMn 9720 ••••• • ••••• •••••••••:•• • ••••• •• •• ••••••••··~·· OR AH GE COUNTY S WILL BUY YOUR DATSUN. TOYOTA, OR VOLKSWAGEN PAID FOR OR NOT. TOP DOLLAR CAU. SAL BERNADEN E 540-<>W2 NEWEST & LARGEST lMME DlATE DE LIVERY All Models &Colors Dick Miiier Motors ~Dli.JB 12() W Warner at So. Mam '74 7102 dr.Mustsell !Call Santa Ana 357.2lJ2 all.6PM 960·3$1 DOT DATSUN HAS FOR ~diate Delinry OVER 100 IRAND NEW 1975 280ZS•210s 610s•710s PICKUPS AtUnbefinable LOW-I.OW PRICES • 1973 AAT 124 Sport Coupe M an t Cond &16-8202 1971 FIAT Sport. Coupe, runs & looks just like n e w . mags . $2200 . 4!13·5196 ·n Fia l 850. Xlnl C'ond. Orig owner. lo mi, Mus l sec. Offer . 673 lG47. Honda 9727 ---fully equjpped. compa re. Call 8474W3 House of~ es2G HH. s1299. J\ UTHORIZtt> Her b Jo'riedJander MERCEDES DEALER Imports 686<! M anchefter, 10081 G.G. Blvd .. G.U. Bue na Park 537·5464 ---523-7250 Rolls Royce 9756 On the Santa Ana 1-'wy. •••••••••"••••••••••••• '67 Mercedes Bent . xlnt #1 DEAUR IN U.S.A. • cond. Air cond, f-'MJAM, power Windows. S5500 fi rm . Call bt wn ti & M pm, 979-8992. '6 1 Mt?r c ed l's l !JO SL coupe. Both to~. a rL'al classic gem. KK l'ti..51 Priced to Sell! Williams Import-. 8011 Com rnonweallh Buena Park 521·7000 1969 280 S. A C. P JS, AM 11-'M, dt·c. windows. only $3700. Call 675-438.5 Harbour V. W. : . . : . 842·«35 71KARMAHN GHIA Had10. (69611EV). Thi:. 1s th~ one you're lookmg for $2688 Harbour V. W. . : . ; . cassetle. all leather in· terior . Ver y rew local miles. 726LOP. Priced to Sell! Williams lmporo 8011 Commonwealth Bue na Park 521·7000 '74 Vol\'O 145 Wagon, fac. t ory air. a u lomat1 c, powe r s teering. radio. heater. c:hrome luggage rack . .Ba lance of Fat:tory Warranly. 386LJL. Priced to Seti! W11lia ms lmport:. SOil Commonwea lth Buena Pa rk 521·7000 •=®·@'M" 1·70 Volv~~ Low miles. I 11 ac v . Super clean. new steel Hunt. Bch. 842-4435 I belled ra dials . Weck-end --------Sale. 847CCI 61 SQUAREIACK Herb Friroland1:r Ne w pain t, ori i:t ina l 537.7777 thruout. (VEG-043 > Sll88. . 9G25 G.G. Blvd .. G.G. ..........___ liuick Hegal. l'/S. PB. T.W. Buc kel :.l'al'>. AM · 1-'M. Air. !-:lee. windows . Best orft:r 646-8565 Cadillac 9915 ··········~············ CADILLAC 67CADILLAC 2 Dr.. V ·ll. automatic trans ., r adio, he ate r, power windows. factory ai r co nd i ti o n i n g, whit ewall t ires, vinyl roor. vinyl inlenor, H.T. Takm~ a Ion~ trip. This is the Ulll' Lil· TQT032. ~ Harbour V. W. .-l : • Hunl. Bch 73 COUPE DE VILLE CO RP. Vice. Pres. wi fe's pe rsonal c.ir Loaded. Low m iles. Perfcl'l. u;..:.111MY" I 11\cuc v . 1 lunt. rkh IW?.·443~ 9800 Autos, N•w • DOT • DATSUN~ "\\'here H 's Fun To Uuy a Ca r" 11835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEA.CH 2 mi. So. San Dief.!o Frwy. 540-0442 842-7781 OPPORTUHfTY knocks ofteQ when you use ~esult·Pt.lml Daily P ilot Classilifl<I Ads to reach the Orange Coast market. P horte (S42-~8 910 •••••••••••••••••••••• • 7 3 Jensen Healey 15.000 o ri ginal miles! Will tradq. 831·2040dlr. Lamborghini 9736 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 75 1 "'MBORGHl ..... I ·n MG M1dizet conv('rti· ,,.,... "" ble. 5,000 actual miles. •UH RACO Li ke new. Wcck·clld )ialc. •COUNTACll 287H ·M. • 1'~S P ADA Herh i''r 1C'dlandcr 5 Specdi; or Automati('s 537. 7777 IN STOCK NOW !Jij<!5G .G. lilvd .. G.v IMMEDIATE --7-1 MG--. - - DELIVERY AUTHORIZED MIDGET DEALER 4 Spd .. a ll this needs is a SAl~S -SERVICE u \tn e r . gor gco u :.. LEASING (797BNL> ~888. Jl~ARINO Harbour V.W. 1: : : • MOT.OR CAttS 1200 w. CMst Hwy. &45• 1102 _H_un_t._Bc __ h. ___ IM-r-2·_4435_ att.u frtfll the 81111N 8" Chi~ 1960 MG A hdtop, re t eng., gd. Autos. Mew 9100 cond. $1500 o for 69 •••"••••••••••••••••••• or later pick up 493· MG ******** ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 GT. sunr()()(, am/fm, new ti res. $8800. Aft SPM. 673·7357 • . - ---- A • t.i VW C ..imµl.'r . gouu '68 \W HUG 26MPG. nneversary cond. Sl<!50. :,iti0-2618 a rt rebll enc., new tires. SALE lP~-----I ~I 642·4152 S 1500 '66 VW. He bwll cngmt'. ----Dlscou..__.,..11. S850. 64 5 ·20:>2. 2053165 BaJa Bug . rebll 1700 "I Newport Blvd. CM, tn ck susp. Many xtras. rrom d c a ler window .-7 -VW-B--S2·'00 be Must set: to apprec. Call price on this near new 3 ug .. -or 't-l SS7·96W TOYOTA offer. 33,000 mi. new ra dials 960·2701 eve VW Van Hebuill Corva1r, SportC-------r uns excc llenl. New --.---i <!SupcrBcelle,um/(m8 pa int A~1 .L'J\l,I Sl 40''. Automatic. power stee r· l k N l t II' " .. v r . u ires. mus sc . 548.3900 1ng . ;ur . cond .. AM F M li:;t. ofr . 67;,-3068 rud10, \'in yl top. No. 11471.i. Urfe r Kxp1rc:. 7·11 75 IOp.m. ~WtlWriA V)TOYOTA 1966 Horbor CM 646 9303 TOYOTA SALE Mew '7 5 Pickups LARGE SELECTION luy or Lease NOW! Dw\LeroiA '70VW l!JN VW Bu~. radio.~· down & T .O.P. 642·71 ll :! Ur .. r<1d10. healer. Lie. 8111\CN SI~. Rel.mill too nice to lit• pnl'l'tl this '7 1 VW Gold . sunroor. low Under w arranty. \'Cry rcai.. L li. 4\J4·160t Harbour V. W. . : . l • 1 1 Hunt. Bch. VW Drag Sedan. US35 cc. t urbo charged w 'trlr. Thrt!e prices or makl' of· fer. 839-6450 or 557·4287 aft 6. 'b!J VW, A/T , reblt ('Ill?· ul & ti:! Cor vuir. Green· bria r Vans. !)63.32()1; '60 VW Bug. Hecenl ly reblt. Ta pe deck. N1:w tires SSSO. 963-72ti4 ----s.s VW Cam per. complete· ly eqwpped. S40-81lll. ------- Atrtos.New 9800 A.rtos,Mew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1101411 IN SANTAANA "' H.Ul>tof'S XLNT USED CAR SPECIALS '73 JllP .• -. WA.Cl I 1:.-C 4 +4, V-8 , au t ~~· fad0ty air, real ahalPff (511GOP) •• o $3995 .. 1 . .·~:: •73 JHP : "' 11> TOM PICICUP I ,. " wheel drhle, v.-.' po we r s t e ·e ri A'9Jl ready for s u mm• camping! (P2341 ~) , : $3695 ···-~ • '73 DODGl"oi I) ...... V-8 . auto., powilrr steering. low m ilel( sur1e r interior. re.et-' sharp! (129194) •'I $3545 .-~~: • ... ..~ .... •73 DATSUN'.','< 241% '. 4 speed. factory~ ·cond ition ing, IOOW( miles. real sharQA (266HTL) " $4495- • '71 AMC ... , JA YB.IM I ;1 I 360 v-e. 4 speee. real sharp -ready to go! (619KPY) ..:.:. $1595 • ·10 vw '"' 5qUAIHACI[ ·"' 4 cyL, auto.. radib; heater . low mil~ shrp! (824CIL) ... $1795 .•: • '74 DODGE · . CA.MPHYAH ' ' V·B. au t o matic : factory air. powel' steering, sp ec1a{ p a i n t . s h a r p ·r (237KUT) • $4695 ', • &MANY ' ' MORE TO I CHOOSE .·,. ©fR1(gW0(g~ ~If'@~® CREVIER MOTORS ·74 MGB. Both tops. <l sp eed , A'M · FP4 r11d10, ve ry fe w locul miles. 7081.PT. -TOYOTA NIW '75 •IAT Onmwynew 1Utrotm1......-•cs~ WE OFFER J HE FINEST BMW SE RVICE SALES · LEASING ANYWHERE Priced to W t Williams Jmporta 8011 Commonwealth Buena Park 521-7000 Have some thing to sell! Classified ads dolt well. USITHE DAILY PILOT .. ~AST IUULT .. SBVIC:I DIRICTOIY For Result Serv\c-e Call 64Z.1671 tat. UI ''" Horbo1, ( M Ml> 9303 - ------r '7 2 Corolla Coupe , automeli' transmiulon. 11ir cond•tlorun«. radJo. Ltc. 350FYD. Stl089. Herb 1-'rled.lander I mport.I 100810 .G. Blvd.,C.O. 53'7·5464 ''9 Toyot.a Mark 11, 4 door aeda n, 4 apced, Il e ZSH247. $1399. Herb t'rlt<llande r i lmpo~ lOOll O.Q. Blvd ,0 .0 . $37·$414 --- 171 TOYOTA "CalCA" (RA'l0013488l 645·5100 dlr -· . -- •09•0 MO. Onl~ $l 11.10 Otllv.n , Plus tax & lie. OAC. 36 mos. O.E.L. cap. cost $3040, ter. balS3171.76 128·2dr. SPORTSCAR. CENTER LAaG1 18.ICTION Of Jrr,,~\· i ••............. , ---- Dick Miller Motors ft.AT PACTottV AUTHOllDO .... teMc9. "-9tl~ I 0¥trNti• o.11.,.,., 120 W. Womer at So. Mal~ lartto Ana • 557-213·~. l Theres never been o rebote toword the down poy ~t if you wont ) Come in for a test dnve. One tough engme One tough cor. One hmmmdmger olodeol • belt9' time to buy Mozdo. You 11 get o hmmmd•nger ot o deol from us-ond 5500 cash bock from Mozdo -when you bvy any new 1974 rotory·engiM cor equipped the way you hko 1t. (And yov con use your -._._:n.tiI.iliiGil»~IJIJI I ' 1 ,. • '68 DODGE PICKUP '73 BLAZER 72 VEGA WAG6N 72 FORD GAlAXIE' 6 cytinder, sHck W\itt. 52.544 mi• ~ cvtindef, stick Shift. 58,349 mikta. '74 BLAZER LOADED '73 B' "'ZER • -.......,i.-. """'· """'"'· t--------.,,.,....,=:-...,...,.,..,..,,..,.,,_--_,_----1 "'"''•wan nr ... (877FPY) Aulomatic, rad lq.., h••J•f· air conditioning, power steering 6 btlkea. (taeGBN) (2~) (V15351) ' 4 EL CAMINO · 5.1499 s.1499 .. '74 CHEY. 'l z T. 6 CYL '66 FORD VAN '67 DODGE PICKUP '74 F 71 TOYOTA 72 VEGA COUPE .6 cylinder. st'ck shift. 30,842 miles. 8 C)ltinder, slic~ shift. 45,S30 rriles.. {U39821) (074968) '74 FOR-D-l TO~ ..._. -cottau.i. • llP88d~nnsmtsaion. r.s1o. 11at• . ~----_,.....::..,:..;.,;:;,:.::.:;...:.,..:,.;;,,;.,";,,,~-----4 • -1 .. n-n ....... """'"· wNte Wlllllm . IA 11 DUYI '74 FORD LUV PICKUP ...,. . .,., ... ,.._1ee7cMHl 5 1·299 5 1299 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 53645~ • & >·t. '• ' . '75MONTE ·CA· R'LOS ' . ·.~· . HUGf SB.ICllOH , COLOIS & '191111'1811: '73CHEV.VAH s1499 s1 .. ,99 '73 FORD I TOH VAN . . • . . ' , .. , . .-; 1..a_ ...... -1rn..r4 ........... - 1 ..... -··· t>..<:"91-•.hfll .. _... tj,lt. ,.., .. ior.11011 ' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 52849" ' . - ::.... ~ .. Mos, Use-d Autos, U1•tl 1 Autos, Used Autos, Used A.utos, Used Alrtos, Used ~ •• Und ~··················· ·•·•·••·•·•···········• ···•·••···•····••····•· .............................................. ······················· .................................................................... . ~..-rolet 992 Chevrolet 9920 Cougar 9933 Ford 9940 Mercury 9950 Pinto 9957 Plymouth 9960 Pontiac 9965 Pontiac 9965 :t:t··········································· ..•.......•.•...•.•.•.. ···•···•···•··········• .......•.•.•.•.•••••...•.............•••.•.... ·•·•·••••••••·••·•··•·· ·······•·••••·•·••··•·· ....•.••••.•.•.•.••.••. :::: COMMELL .68 Camaro. Xlnl c-ond. "68 28~ Cougar, nt!w l\(r, '70 Ford 1;ro, 4 door, '65 Mercury Colony Park '73 Pinto Wag. Air, cusl •74 PO...,...l "'C '66 Bonneville. New tire;;, ·!•: CHEVROLET Hadiu&llt.~atcr.ilJ,05(). P /B , P /S & Crai~cr hardtop,power sleering, Station Wagon . v.s. inter, l ug rack, Mich 1973 "'-"' Xlnt cond . '57$/olTcr. ::;::si\Lt>:S & St::HVICl:o: WJ·l l5G r ims. SL 100. or best offer. stereo. Air conditioning. Power '5()0. or bt.>sl offer. tires, am/fm rad. 4 spd. LE MANS Ph: 549·0917. ·"-· ._282 8 Ha~--Bl•d. 4~2·8176 Lie. 822Bt:O . $149'J. 898-1!>47 $2650 . 846-3254 aft as>m PLYMOUTH .... ~ ~ Jlerb Friedlander COUPE '71 Firebird, 350 hp, vinyl ~: COS'r A Mt.SA MUSTSB.L! 'ii9Cou~ar XR7. A/C. P IS. Imports 72 Pinto Squire, auto. air, FURY Ill \Op, A/C, 31,000 mi. X'lnl ;S: 546-1200 ~i.vyC·h10 Y·tl .u:-~1?,1r ·1 1 dr. new tires . S1450. Musl 10081 G.G. Blvd., G.G. ~~!!~~? .......... !!.s.~ am,.1/fm, $2000. call blwn Less than 20.000 miles, cond. BeSt clfftt. 67!>·7016 _..,..,. e\'Y 6:J •• K m-sell today! 54()..6437 ah. 6 537.5464 5 pm . &16-5970. H .. RDTOP Rad i o. heater , ,o~c~6~7~5~-"""='------ he\.,.. lm~la, 4 door, pala 4 dr. $300. Bolh havt' '72 MUSTANG A ;.iutom atic, air$3m5o. 1718 1-vm:llll' tr;utsmission, A!T, R /1-1. p /S, in ~d Cougar 71, clean, lite blue, ·73 ·rorino Wag, R/1-1, p /S, · '73 Pin lo Squii-c Wag. Xlnt 4 door equipped with 360 ~I FV) " 1973 ?on ti a a Grandville · condilioning. powe co™:I. 238G Harbor Blvd. dark blue vin. top air. Pi B. T /Gls, radials, hke Convertible cond . Lo mi's. Auto, cid, 2 bbl, V-8. engine, convertible loaded with ·rin ~-Lie. 000,\DZ. #103. C.M. o n i'.1ethtcr· ,","s'",cP, 6 /s.Enu tires, S2.t1J5. new. 52700_ 64s-2116 IScr. il'U5G8l Less than a6· 41<2on0d0.0mag wh31•.dSZ750. and torque f Ii t e Ji•m SletmlOlnS options, inc cruise. pwr "'I rean Villa~e) · ,· . vcs. 640-5414 . ·4 ext l ays. trans mission. Factory seals/windows, AM-t":\1 ,. _ ----I 20.000 actual miles. must 6451 08 "-'·-llcrb ~'ri1.-'<ilandci-75 LJO WAGON ·I eves/w .... ""' air c onditioning , Imports stereo W tll tr. Lo mi & Im ........ ., 'i2 VJ::GA G'r Wgn. Spot· D~ 9935 sec to appreciate, im-· Good cond. G73 .. IO.lii ~I li.li .Ui;d .. G.G. leMi, Z8,00tl mi. 4 spd, 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• V ·8, automalic. t<:very maJc~lateSthlrooghout ~!!~•••••••••!!.~~ tn~f /!'~:i~dB~~~ 1~:h 1970 H11rb0r Blvd., C.M. I c::::::::::o::::c:::c::::::.--'c 5:17 -5464 lral·k tape. s2.ooo . ~67 DODGE FORD extra. Save m . Im emons with Oyster beige vinyl 631·1276 Thunder-bird 9t'70 ' '-'----·~'6~-11_11~511_:. ______ / <til2-i J Imports ATLAS roof. 50,100 miles. i-u11y l-----'--'-'--==--=--1••••••••••••••••••••••• N · Ch 4 d STA.TIOMWAGOM · reconditioned. '68 ·r -Hird s edan. full Ai t>J e''Y, r, Chryslotr 9925 <Z Kf"999J $5715 75 ASJRf · oncrr - • 6! c~;·5~~~~: ~7•1·~~;;;~;r•;;,:;~~:~ G45"·5700 dlr. 1976 ~37: IB~v;6 C.M 0;~'"J~f; ~ 10 ~~uilr?i~ New Toyola t r<1d~1n. iT~.r~!1t ~IC. 1~~~~'. try Wagon, 9passenger, 1973 Corone l, good 400 J)eMl•11ttl '7' MUSTANG II, 14.000 PM BusinessOffice Stil l s mell s n e w . llerbFi-icdlandcr rQOf rack. air condition-Eng. 70,000, new tires, <I WJ\D • 2929 11 bo Bl d (562TIO) Imports in g, po wer seals. Lie. 1leaut.whtepaint.$1650. ~ miles, c lean, S27~0 . Car; v " Oran9eCoOlt $3615 227CTO. $24~. Consider trade + cash ~-VOLVO 751·0467. pvt party. 54o~la l 9.,,3•4 330 DWa. i81Y,ypjStlal. CM I008l GS~i-~d., G.G. a ir. J-ierb f'riedlander l'\'l . Ply. :->4 1-8996 days Ir-.. <d l Toyota SJl-83!Ylevci.. "66 ~1uslang 2 + 2. New ----=..:.::_:_:_;;;_::__ __ l----""-''-'-0::.'-"'-"::'.'..-1 eGJ\ 11.in-:1 Ve 9974 1'1bb Hnrbo• CM 64b QJOJ paint, tires. Good Cond. 7 I Plymouth f'Oftfiac 9965 WJIO CJG 10081 G.G. Blvd,,G.G. ' $150 Aft JP'I ·-8103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·~ ·70 Da rt Swinger, 55,000 1970 f'ORD Galaxie 500, . . ~·. ,,.,,,,. D fer ·~ .. •••Le•••••••••~•·••••••• TOYOTA . 63 NE--W-=Y~O::CIU<~-~,_-.1-,-G-d-.I mi's. Air. p /s,gdrubber, totally new rebll eng. 67 Mustang Fastback 289 1 US Mans, R/H. A(f, 71 VEGA l -'_;n_l~P--~'="=00-'-·642==·23=1=2'----w/18,000 mi, air, custom P /s, auto, V·8, R /11, ! 6 cyl., air conditioning, very, very ele<1n. $995. t599CBKJ '.~~-s64po{~~on, gd. tires. '69 Dart GT. ,\uto. Power. hitc h , e lean. $1200. t /gls, $675. Bob.644-4493 power steering. Li e. P /P · 1966 Horbo<. CM 646 9JOJ 645-.1700 dlr. ---~-------1 Extra.s. '""' ' look• 493-5196 {834DER) $2395. 546·9929 -~ '66 M •L•ng Gd d 73 Grand Prix loaded. •14 V""GA W•gon GT •. ,, TOYOTA ' h 4 d --·' eat $870 675-6076 U . '" , , COil . Jt'm s· lelllOlftS h "' ' .. ' 69 C ryslcr r "'""'-'·. P /b , gi-· · Make offer ca!l 962-4000 ----67 Lema ns ardtop, p fs, , lo mi. Best offer. autO, sharp, $2850 /0ffer p s. a1cond. WSO. Sal &t Dodg Ch .73 b '72 Gran Torino Sport. ' p /b, auto, nu paint, lo mi. 960-1889 96().2924 H. 8 . 646 9303 ;r..un Chevron Station, 700 /bl~ . alrgerN 'b ;" A r r . p /S, p I D·brks, '65 GT, Firestone tires &. Imports Xlnt cond. S875. 675-3862 1----=="----l -'-'"-'=C:.::.:::_ __ _ W_ J9thSt.C.M. wbll lvin op .. ewR;H' '2• radial llre!i, xlnt rond. macs. 4 spd. Xlnl cond. 1970 Harbor.C.l\t. '70 Le ~1 ans, lo mi, AJC, '72 Vega GT. AulO, new "·lo mi. 4 dr. g • re ~ans m , air, , l-491l 26"JG $LOOO 4 •• 1423 Sell things-fas\ with Daily new brakes, gd eond. brakes /s hocks. $1250 . . Column shirt.Slti()( COfttinentol 9930 new tires. Xlnl cond. · -· .,..,. 631-1276 PilotWantAds. _Be~•-'•~!~'•=·~·="~'=·61"-'44-'---l -=C=•~ll~•~ll~e~c~S~.~~·~1-~8537:=_:~·-- ,.b es t . 54s .o:l79 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must see to apprec. '69 LTU Wgn. H/H/air. '66MUSTANG&stick:fix- t 05-I. '65 CON 'rlNl-.:i"fi'AL 840·1701 aft 7pm lmmae. interior. $850. or er-uppe r. 5275. Cal 1 Atltos, M•w 91 Alltot. Mew 4 Imm aculate. Private O bcst offer.494·2371. Mark,540-3286 nte C.irlo. Gd. t-ond. party. $795. Ph; 64.5·0904 Ford 994 1 ----------l "'-'-'--~'-'~"----- .:A,\l /t'M, $!295. cal ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'alcon.1967,4 dr.6cyl.MUST SELL! '66 -071•1 CM•effe-9932 '73 Grand Torino. Lo mi. P/s, Radio. Ori~. ownr. Mustang, P /S, P/B,A/T. ------I••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt conq .. S?3CJ(I. Call $750. 968·8780. Runs Great! $400. /olfer. P]ck up truck. inteno '6J Classic Rdstr. Fine 644-5722 ask for Tom. • R h •c""':::::·~5~11~4:__ ______ J c~ll en l , 6 cylinde rond. Wiii considerlradu . 68 anc ero. V.S auto,, ~ne. runs good 524soorofr.G7s-6889. 70 LTD .. R/1:1. Aff, air, p /s, JTtb , r&h. Sharp. '7,<"la"b.sta ng II . 4s p, o,Jlg. body ~Is work. :C.:C:.:'-=::.:.cc.::.:o:::: __ I 60,000 m1. Pn pty. $1325. Days 213-448-45"84. AM /F~l&M. 36.000 mi 5"48-!t-113 ·75 Vctle, 8000 orig mi, $1.195. 54&9929 J::ves 714/846-5039 warr, · xtras, s potless. Many xtras. Mint eond. $3000. 548-3177 \rA IK l\lon"La Conv. $7ij5().63l-00820wn. 1----------·74 Torino Brougham, ~ . .=:::::.::.:::.:::.::__ __ _ , rcbll eng & aulo. Don'l give up the ship! dr, vinyl top, Aff. P/B, O.....obUe 9955 ·. New tires. top. 'W Velie, T·Top, loaded, "List" it in classified. AM /FM tapedck-stereo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• }flt . mo r e . $700. pri. ply. nu paint. $4000. Ship to s hore r esult.$! $.1395. 64S-74M Sales and service 17 Xlnt cood. 673-9002 al\ 6 642-5678. 73 Mach J, v.a, i-adial OLDSMOltLE ti re&, lo mi. Loaded! 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Mooteao MX Broutham, all white Jilll S'lelllOflS with gold Interior. Split 1-p~ vin7I roof~ All power. ••"' ....- AM/FM. •a track quad J970Harbor$wl.,C.M. stereo. Le15 U\an :16M 6il·l276 .mi. $3800. 548-8($$ #fl. __ ...:.::.:....:.:::..::___1 !"~~:.k•••· aite~;oam ,7 4 PINTO '6J MPCURY 1200. C1U eves lllfl.1..7800 J J (184 KK:Z) "'54100 ' July ·is .Truck Safe MQnth New . '7 s IJ'l llusUer UP T~ 28 - M.P.G. ) - 910 .t..tos. New •100 ..