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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-05-19 - Orange Coast PilotI • • • OraDge • Bargains TODAY! I . 1/Qr.:. 66, NO. 139, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNtY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, MAY '19, ·1913 TEN C~NTS ' - Running l>llr ,. ... ltmft .... EMPLOYES' CARS BLOCK EMPTIED PUMPS AT CLOSING IRVINE SERVICE STATION -Owner-Allan Seyler Removq_ C1sh Q_r1w!_r ~!t 3:30,_~a~ier O_!' WHk1nd1 • • Seeond Pending One Injunction Grant.ed l : A:gainst .Avco Complex . ~ . r · t· '!l.!°.!!.-~~y .. ~~ :a~"W'ti.rtn~k =~ · "'1 ·tniuncttm belled-"" A-Deve1oi>-un\il 1rial ol thl lssye.. I . . moat. ~·· c:wrlt!*Jl oppooents (Jaa(it5m tswyers said l\ldB,e llerltmds' 111,.-majCir blow lo the ~·•. f1GO :s:to order .Jlll'l!iJ*tion; for. the mllllon Salt Cn!el: complu..... ..... t . .. .... ~ mldeDtial~ late Friday by an Onqe Olunly urn. ~ -""" e:zpectod 110ce Superior court judge. , 95 pen:ent ol the gradq bM been com· Jllilge Herbert S. Herlands dosed two pleted when coastline oomervatton laws days ol bearings into the a<licn filed by went lnlo effect. the' Eoviromnental Coalition ol Orange Judg9 Bemnds' comments befure tho Oou!11Y agains1 Avco by halting all altemooo aessltm Fliday seemed k> in- ~ al the lhopping ccmples__.l!ll'-dlcale a rulln&'tbalJ'°"ld hive bel!!!.!nore romcnoc a plamed Alpha Bela lllcre. lotbe llltlng ol Avco'• battery of lawyers. lie iiSued an identiflj)lll Injunction. lkll testimony by county building of. Fill 'er Up-· With Kool-Aid Smith's Arco Kool-Aid Service? "I'm stuck with an overabundance of glasses," rationalizes Robett J. Smith, who no longer needs sue~ tancy premiums to iDc!Dco people k> ~ bl4,lrinit ol'l!ilii>IOum. ·"1.a,~~· -""'"""""'1d"!ll' 1llO pJ1* at•~· -t• days stlll .; r . '""...:!-~ "'"" . ~ ......... He hoi Do fUel to sell !I he ataY* open, llOt under tel'IVS of Smi1h's leaae, ii'• cancelled ll'be clooes for that period. "In Mier to keep my bead above water, rm going to sell Kool-Aid for 20 cents a gloss -you keep the g~. -:::.Jl~lil . i run, out of them," says Suuw. Short of Gasolille Some.Stations w Close for HolUlny By Tllo Dally Pllol Stall Onllg9 Oaunty -paming • Memorial Doy -md cuttnc may !ind the touled guollne shortage "' l!lldckaly very real. A rmdom survey ~ service statkm from Seal Beacil to San ,Cl!lllellle In- dicated maoy will clooe for the hoiidsy, some for the entire weekend, to ,. .. luel for regular customer.11. "We're closing for the entire weekend, oot jUlt Memorial Day but .. ery weekend," said the manager d. Mike's Unioo Service Statim, 3599 Harbor Boulevard, c.osta Mesa. ,,,. OQUOOM! is cuning from the top. * * * Schools Fear Field Trips To Fae~ Cuts Most school districts cootscted along the Orange Coast indicale the gas shortage will take its toll on field trips. Stu~ are going to be class-bound much more than they were this year. Basic pick-up and delivery services wm't be effected. eay acbool officials. 'Ibe buses wiH make tbe§r dally runs to the 8Chool house even ~if they have to fill up at the comer gas station. Qicporale spokesmen for Chevron said they 8l'e limiting their stations to the .-ts pun:hased this mooth last year. Fer the University Park Chevron dealer, CUiver Drive and Michelson Avenue, Irvine, this has meant a cutback from 180,000 gaUons to 14?,000. ll has meant shorter hours of operation each day. It will mean closing for the long holiday weekend . Most West Orange County stations sampled planned to close on Memorial Day, e1oept Shell and Enon dealers. who ~ confident aupplles would hold ouf tllrough month'• end. Nonn Rice's Chevron m Beach Boulevard tn HWltington Beach has cilop- peel three hours dally from his -k day and closes Sundays to stretch supplies. Jerry Foster Chevran, Talbert Avenue at the San Diego Freeway tn Fountain Valley, has quit giving stamps and upped prices. He'll close Memorial Day and hike prices more If demand outstrips supplies. One Arco station ln the middle ol San Clemen te has been closed through the week because there is nothing in its tanks . "'It seems to be a standard procedure by the supplier. They will alJot us a cer- tain amount of gasoline and it will have lo last through a set period," said Bob (See SHORTAGE, Page Z) Toll: Five Dead Mental Patient Slays Four, Self CARSON (UPI) - A man released from a state mental hospital two weeks ago s~ot and killed his wife and three young children, then killed himself Ftiday e.vening at their ham~ in this Los Angeles suburb, off1c1als said. , · . . Sheriff's deputies said a .22-caliber pump action rifle was found beside the body of the father, Charles R. Soper, 36, who was dis- covered lying in ~e. bed!'oom of his dead son, Roy, 10. . The other victims mcluded the mother, May, 35, and two child· ren, Diane Marie, 11, and Teresa Bernise, 7. Investigators said Soper was released two weeks ago from cam- arillo State Hospital and had a history of mental Illness since 1971 •. Deputies said Soper called his mother Thursday saying that he was depressed. The mother tried to call the home Friday, got no an- swer, then called a social worker who notified.authorities. Gas ratlmlnf will ~ noticed moat In largo· dist:riCU, such u the· Huntlngtoo Beech Unicn'Jll8b-Sdl0ol Diltrtct. wbldi ·~~ '1 1ht!tdayB ., an<1 • ._,!00 cmqa11Ue1 l>ud#t e . ·.~!.lie.'""""" 1-oo¥ered ID(ft -• ~~~·= p b s k i··k ..... llillr~· thrtil lb fodr mfiel.j\er-to ers ee to in gallao.. SiJme cll8tricts wbidl have recently bul!t lclmola wfil hardly feel the luel phi:b because ~n be maklnc lewtr bus tripe tlBn Ille preytous year. Most of the dlstrfcta also admit they have not mapped out , detailed plans ~~lljil!laile awsre ol tbe 15'~ mtllact. Ehrlichman, McCord dent, Ehrllchman·or White House chief of staff R.R. Haldeman. aplnst a planned goll course unlil an im-ficiaD m the scope and ellenl ol grading pa1'"'""1 last-mitltte pies by Avoo at.-operstiollll In the Sall Creek development t«ney R. Wicks Stepbem U l!"i the judge appeand k> pave the way for bis flI!al "Then 111 J>'<)bably s t a r t polishini cars." !:.:"f:! ': accept further teotlmooy on ruling. ~~!:..iy -by the ru1-~"'tn~=.c~oott~;it ·Order Api."Mved ln(;"'oald he will put w11n ..... en the pumped IDlft t111n sa,ooo tnto griding .!""' -· At the. Cepistrano l:lnlfied School District heackj..,Ws the situation Is terue. . Although the SUJDl!1tt recess will mean few malor file! elpeli&es, the Jlkquare- mile dltilct cl-1111 adiools isle Ibis year and SUpt. Ti'dman Bt!nedlct said Frldsy that flndlnll fUel l<r tbe rnoolb ol June will be "tough." WASHINGTON (AP) -A oource-.:lose to the Senate Watergate probe says in- vestigators believe they can establish that former presidential counsellor John D. EbrUcbman authorued repeated of- fers of ezecutive clemency made to James McCord. . Caulfield will be called as the ne1t witness before the Senate hearings. He is scheduled lo leltlly aller MCCord finishes at the next session, scheduled. for ~Yf I i FrlcJ8Y, Caulfield Issued a statement ! saying that McCord'• teJtimony "does I not fully renect my best reoollectlon of the events ... " but that he did meet with McCord "on three occasionl in llH Mooday in a bid k> stave off an operations In the U days JllW to tbe ef-F Exh • fectlve date of the -.......... uoo or ' umation acl aulbot11.e4 by the -ol Pnipo1!1· Bunyard Gives Innocent Plea MARIPOSA (AP) -John P. ll\IDY&nl says he is innocent and in-··diicent by .....,.. of insanity In the !Durders of two women and the kid- • ~ ol s HIDltingtoo Beach cw- " '.lluoyard, 'ZI, enlered those pleas 'P,rldsy to counts of murder. 8588lllt 'W!tb a deadly weapon, kidnaping ~armed robbery that stemmed· ·• ~y, t~te alleged Superto. Court Judge Deon Lluriben said Bunyard's trial :"""1d begin July 9. He also ordered tine doctors to mamirV! Bunyard Ind 6le repcll'l9 <by J\DlO 6 -• . lllllllty bearing is - tlon ID. • .1y~1a::::i·~~~ Of Beach Woman $25,000 to Ille campaign mounted against Proposition 20 wbOn the company reali>-An Orange County Superior Court ad.that.the initiative wa. a threat to tjle judge bu granted. penl!issioo for the Salt Creek develDpmenl. prooeculion to edmme !be body ol a Avoo lawyers told Judge Herlands Htmllngtoo Beecb _...; -wa.s raped before he ruled that the delays already and. alrangfed mono than tlree mootha lmpo6ed by Judge l!d>erl P. Kneeland'• restraining order had cost the company ago. · at least $5 mlllloo. Judge Everett Dl<tey slglled the order 'Ibo deisy lmpooed by Jl.k!ge Herland.<' for De\JUIY District Attomey Robert ruling will et least double that ll&utt. auittertai F,rida1 as Ibo. prooecutoc they estlmated after the hearing. _...,, ""'"'-'...._ bis · Judge .l!erlanda' injunction aHows the ........ to ow-~ . .... against ... com-to complete grading In ita CUled ~ Jared Alali Wallace, 26, ol teSiden1lakmdomlnlmn complex but Santa Ana. bars lurtller construo!lm Wlder the Inveatlpk>ra who have also ol>talned . hnn! ol the coastline -~ -the ilusblind ol slale ~ construction activlly ol any Nanette Pool, 27, laid they will be loolt:- klnd In the planned Alpha Bela Bbopplni big for marb on her wrlstll that may center pending ttlaJ ol the issue. have .been .......i. by bandcufls or wire And tho lildi" made It dear 1¥1 ho and for -I marb lhat...Wd "be liDlted "" (See AVCO. Page !l to Wallace. w~ 19 t'epmenled by the public 1-: ~peedy Swift Captm'es Guadal~pe Island Event defmder. Deputy Public Defender Roo lluUer, said be will be preoent when the ellRunalWn 'takes place during the weekend. Wallace will be tried June 25 on cborgeo lbat be tldnapped . Mrs. Post sbdrtly after ~ left her job as a waitress at a ~ Grove tavern last Feb. ,9, 'raped-~ 11nn&1t4 ber and then ~~body llNWr a juniper bu'1t in ' .. ' By ALMON· LOCIWIEY r ... by Donald Douglaa Sr. "Our present fuel oontnu:t eiplres June I and the supplier baa promised to llll our tsnks be!ore that dste. We only hope that that fuel will is.st through the month. "We're pretty sure that we'll have ade-, quate sui>s>lles after that period, but dlesel fuel will ~ 8" up by llO per- cent very soon.-It will be a major new ~se." be added. The Laguna Beach Unified School District uses about 33,000 gallons of gasoline a year, and 16,000 gallons of diesel. "l doo't know what we will do," malnlellance director Ray Lawson said. Ills depertmeol ia ll9W atueylng the district's usage patterns and will be going to the ocltool board soon. "I dm't know what they can do " he said. • He said be expected that extra-cur- 11cular trlpo 111111 ·-tripe woold be cut first. He aid evm -cling with a privale bus <mJ110111 for .,. extra trips mlgbt oot ....n. '"Die <a>tracton are In the same boat we are." be aald. He llaid tbe ~ m1Jb1 be cut back (See TIUPS, Pqo Z) McCord stands ronvicted ol wlretsp- ping, burglary and conspiracy In the case. He testified in televised hearings Friday that former White House aide John Caulfield repeatedly pressured him, and once threatened him , in an attempt to get him to go to jail without talking. McCord quoted Caulfield as saying ex- ecutive clemency wouJd be given him after a year in jail, that the of£er had come "from the highest levels of the White House ," and that President Nixon had been told of the offers and wouJd be informed of McCord's decision. MCCord said he assumed cautfield meant tbe offer came from the Presi- NIXON AND 'BEBE' SAIL ON POTOMAC . WASHINGTON (AP) -l'mldent Nixoo went for a Potomac River cruise Frldsy n1ght aboard the presidential yscltt Sequoia en a djlly spring evening. 'lbe White &me said he was accom- panied. by C.G. •iBebe'' Rebozo, his cl06e friend from Key Bllcayne, Fla. Hit-run Traffic Victim Discovered Near Arches • o.11y ''"' ......._ ...,., Bl& $1,fift was unable to &aft her ban- . jjtlc Mallinckrodt'• Newporwt sloop dlcap ~me ovll' the Erlooon W5 ~ l!un the host Balboa Yacht Club Decisloll, skippered by Paul Berier ol mded the esperts Friday u the Del Roy Yaclit Club. Decision linlafied at . to finish the llOO-mile Guadalupe 1:27:311 k> wrap up the overalt hcn41cap race shortly aller noon. and Clau B win. t llelcb boulini tract WaDacej·an El ~::d a The badlf ~ body ol a young Police were summoned k> the scene at D8rttlnle db as a tiectu<l guard, also IDID -the appomit vtotlm Clf a bit.run-12:12 a.m. and came upon the "'mains lacee tldnap and asaault filed In ·~-~ Pldllc cout u•""-coaneoitm 'lf\lb the 8 · abductlcn was ~g-00 ._.. lying In the westbound lanes ol the hlgh- ol a Sen a ..... teJC , Wiil' neer the Artbeo IA Newport Beacb way a few hWldred feel west o1 the early today. '~ flnlshed at IJ:16 p.m. k> edge Bob Al 1ut report. the!e were U!e yachts ~!ten'• ~oot yawl Spirit from which bod llnisbedt Omla Yadlf Club by IZ --Swift, Jl;1$ p.m.~ Splrtt, 11:18:4'1; Loco Sj)lilt led moll ol lho 1f11, and at 9 a.m. Vlenle, Jim &alt, BYC,•J:(ll:IO: 'Topu, ~was fbo mly yacht In e!,i.t u she A.M. -. Cabrll1o s.dl YO, llJI: lllMtod toward the llnish aome JO mites IAtermeuo, Jact Bibb, BYC, t :IO, OllCI •wit In • Oat, Wlpdl ... oea. Docl-. ., ·Bui MaUincl:l'Odt and his. crew toot Topu, • 54-f<JOI cutler, was the lint 1!11111 about IJ.-15 mllff·olfabott and plct-Pacillc Hllldlalp'pcbt to flnllb. ~ -bhoJil tl!at • 'Ibo -m -1n .,..,,_...,. • ' her lane llleocl for Ibo llilldJ'. slowlr_..,. lllolr "'1'up tht aoat ~ TrcpbJ cfodJcolod •• , -Illllo ": ....... <~ . . -.. • , Carole Ann Rowan, u. hu ldontlfled Arches. Wallace u tbO ~ ftl Ordiftd lid to Olllcers said that the Impact of the IN!l--i.o~.n~ IDJ'ackers La.nd, collisioo dismembered the -and ., ~~~last,,. 4. Sbe J1ti> reallgbf atop his ' · kUfed him Instantly. wllile , .to e he was Ge· ol· MERIDA, Mdlco (UPI) -A bljscted DeQctlves _. diipotcbed k> the llcial bwlneoL" V••ezn•lan -landed 1n Meslco en scene to ... k clues In the death,. 11 !o aD1pd 11\11'i,!'all•ee,_thcn, at· ::..io:~:~~cairi::t!: lnlUal re\)Or1s said that some debris, ~...;... ~ 1:t'tJ "::: to' -iJp ti. p1w ODii '1· ~ on poalhly !run the car 1"'1ch struck the oar.. lotlr 111f1e .W bnerd unless 7t ~ J>Olillcal man, ,,.. found at the scene. IMy ~ ~Mtt..~~ji~=t~~r ~ ·or• freed. RI"" j>Onotw ,.;,re The ldeattty rl th!rvtotllll bad not betn -P n d I I I .,tw Iii -Qlir•, . · .(.; -bllitliot! eotlJ today, ' ... . . t " .. • WATERGATE PROSECUTOR NAMED-Pl~turo, Page I January and conveyed to him certain messages from a high White House of- ficial." Staff Investigators already have ques- tioned Caulfield, who is on leave from hi! job at the Treasury Department. Sources say Caullleld declined k> say if anyone higher up autboriud him to maka the clemency offers to McOrd. They MY originally Caulfield claimed that he had merely pretended to McCord that his of- rers came from higher-ups. and that he was just "puffing" to impress McCord of the importance of hi.Nilence . However, the sourca said "Caulfield was Ehrlichman's man," and indicated they can prove orders regarding clemen-~ cy came from Ehrlichman. ~ . 1 Orange Coast Weatloer The Orange Coast is In for an- other gloomy weekend as skies are to remain mostly cloudy. Only partial clearing Is forecast for this afternoon. The high temperature should reach the upper 60.s. Winds wiU be Ught. INSWE TOD~Y That Qla.ts of water r<>U d,.., from ~our tap ihi.s mornittQ traveled hundreds of miles be- fore it r eached the Onmge Coast . On Page 4 Doilv Pilot, sl(lff writer Joorm• Rtvnol<ls ,.._ latt! the awesome svsttm.r baJlt to make sure Southern CalifOf>' nio doesn't drv up. Alli """' 1 •-""' ....... , •• , "'" CIWrCll lftw'I 1 .. 11 l'tl!lllJ ,.... 1 Cl•Ml"'41 ''""' MMMI•.,.. ' Ctrllta :n llill•CUI I C.-.M I'-' I"'" 1).11 c,....-.. tt ,._. ~ , .. ,, DNtll MffkM I U._, LM 1 I • .. ' • I I 2 DAILY '!LDT l'le11tP .. eJ SHQRTAGE. • • ~ Pltlmer, IPOlu•wan for Ille Cotdoa Moon OloYTWt 6'.tatlao, El Cimino Real and the San l>l'WO ..._., 1n san aemmle. "\Vo'h i101a1 lo'lllft lo malla that fiiel lasl, elthe~ 5vtng eatller doo~ bourt. • :If.hour day off °' limiting Ille amount a customer c bey' at one Ume, '1 be add- ed. lndependen are In trouble too. The anoe busy dllcount stations in San Clemente ·orten have llttle, if any. gasoline lo ~II . A Newi>ort Beach dealer took a lighter view of the problem. George Perlin of George Perlin and Sons Arco, Balboa, aald : "\\1e1re going to refine our ov.'11. 1f Long Beach can do It, so can "-'e, \Ve have a still that we've been using ror hooch fl.nd we're going to change over to gasoline temporarily. Call it 'Perlin Strikes back'. "We've got 8,000 gallons now that will last us four or five days. We 've been cut back IO 88 percent ol the po-evious month's porch.,.. but I held over from the end of last month. "My customers will not suffer. Perlin may walk but my customers won't." Service stations In Laguna Be.acb cut beet their working hours rather than ra· lion the gallonage each customer could buy. "We've had to cut our operating hours and laJd off a couple of men," lrv Powers of Ray Carey Chevron said. His ataUon has been experimenting with the nuffiber of hours it stays open . Last Sunday, the station closed. This Sunday, It will be OJ>Cn. Last week . the etatim closed at 6 p.m. but, now It is open to 10 p.m., a changing pattern that la confuslng to customers, Powers said. "We're suggesting that they come in the morning or afternoon," he said. He said the station had not nm out of gasoline. But, from sales of 90,000 gallons per moolh, it h.aa been cut back to 80,000 gallons. He said the Memorial Day weekend operaUoo was "still a question mark" wlth operating '!lours yet to be set. · Saddleback Valley residents might not have a crit.icaJ problem getting gas for regular and vacation driving in the next week. 'lbe Standard Station at 23891 Bridger . IT'S LOOKING .BETTER Irvin•'• 011 Rig Road in El Toro is keeping its 24-hour, seven-days a week schedule. CUstomers. however. are limited to the purchase of IO gallons. "We aren't going to close at all," a sta- tion representative said. Not hit yet by the rationing is the Shell Station at 23842 El Toro Ro.ad, El Toro. But "you never can tell ," tile station manager said. uwe could be rationed tomorrow. They're talking ·about it," be a&led. referring to Shell olllcials. Allen Seyler"a Arco Statlon at Oliver Drive and Walnut Avenue in Inrhle now opens at 8 a.m. Mead of. 6 and closes whenever the 1,200 gallons he can sell each day N"e sold. He hu \lllPCJ!'d a limit of eight gallom per custome.-to "spread it around ." Seyler said, "I've laid otJ live employes since 1.-ed.last Septem!><'r; l'd,.l)lq work a ohOrlor day than a.e up ;ey •Ill!' plies all at once." He also plans to tatf the holiday off, something he hasn't done for years. Aroo spokesmen said the company will make no deliveries until the following calendar month to any station using up its 811ocaUon. Orris Boyd, operator of an Arco Station In Costa Mesa said he would close Memorial Day. "We've gone from 24 hours a day to 14 hOUNI. We've stopped giving stamps and gone up a pe!lny on •ar and we should be going up three or four cents ln a few days," Boyd said. Add 5 Clayton Concom of Jim Jennings Union 1& rori Balboa Island said, "We've been cut to 600 gallons a day, been Bt.artlng late -about 8:30 and been selling out by 4 o'clock. "We're already over our quotas because they didn't tell us about a qoola until the day after we were supposed to be limiting sales. I don't know about Memorial Day but if v•c don 't get any more gas by then) we'll be out." Knox Crow of Knox Cro\\' ~tobil in l..aguna Beach said he has not been Cllt back in deliveries. and doesn't expect to be unless things get much tighter. "Mobile and Shell are in the best situa- tion,'' Crow saJd. "We will not cutbaclt unle.as the others that do c:ut back drive customers to us. We have enough to take care of oor nonnal business, but, if the short.ages of the otbe-companies create a strain on us, we will have to cut back," Crow aaJd. OIANM COAST IT DAILY PILOT fN 0r•"91 (NII OAtl.V·fHLOT, Wlllt wl>k:ll It t.tmbl...., 1111 ... _..,,._..,, II Pll!>flll'lld l!y t11t Orll'IOI Cutt l'ubllolllnci Col?llN!IY. St1141· Nt. .-:fHlont 11'11 ,wllliltd, MOndly Ill ......... t'rl!&ly. IOI' Cotll M1t1, Ntw00rl l .. cto, Hlll'l!lngton l•aclll,_tlln V1i11y. L~""" l udl, 1rv1nt1alddltb9elt; tnd S•n Ci.mtnttl $.., J11111 (lpla"-· A tlnt'9 rtt~I 911 11ktll lt ~!"*' .. ~ '"" klllohoV.· t~• ..,~., pAillollllltl ,c.111 t• " no w,,, ... .,. Jlr-.t, eo.i. M.Mt, Ctllforftll, ntH. R1li1rt H. Wt.d "'"~ .... !"Wiit!!« -J1e• II:. Cvtl1y Viet,.,_.....,. .... Gtft«tl MIMltl' Thom•• K1 • .,11 Edltll' TfritMel A. Mur,liin• "'"°''"' "" ..... Clri1fl1t H. loo• ltlclrianf ·p. H1!1 Anlll1ftt M•nttlno l<11tw1 Marines Cut Some Se rvices; Fuel Scarce A reduction in fuel available for non- defense military fiights may be the next step in 'a ' gasolipe shortage that bas alr9ecly bil Ille El 'l'oro lllJd 5anla Ana Marine Corps Air Stations. A Marine O>rps spokesman said Fri- d~. "W,~ a:e feeling the pinch t)le same 8' ever'f'DOCW elte. ~·· .¥J1 • Intel'!ta:tion bus and taxi ~r'Vjces run for ba!e personnel have beeQ reduced because of the shortage. - The El Toro Marine base gas station. which serves base personnel, retired Marines and their dependents, has set a maximum sale at 12 gallons. Officials are warning that may be reduced even more by the end of May. Prices are higher and hours are shorter. The station was open weekends and after > weekdays. It no Jooger Is. Both Marine bases bid f0< lheir gasoline. The contract is currently held by Olevron. Prices may continue to rise and other services be curtailed in <lil effort to con- sene gas, the Marine C.Orps spokesman said. C'.ert.ain kinds of military fll"1ts, especially the aerial demonstrations, may suffer cutbacks, he said. But the Marine Corps Colonel hastened to add tie was sure "national defense operations" wouldn 't be affected. "They'll find some gas somewhere" for those, be said. The base gas station began its ra- t iortlng about a week ago. That practice may be inteMlfled at the end of May if the station's reservoir of gasoline con- tinues to dimirush, 1he spokesman said. From P age l TRIPS ... by prov iding just bus service to and from school and said that expanding the walking ractius of the schools could even be a consideration. "Our equipment is gettllll!: older every year. and uses!flore gasoline," he said. Buses in the San Joaquin School District will be able to take Irvine and Saddteba ck Valley children to school "'ithoot fear of ga s shortages through June, a district official said. "\Ve'r e v.·ondering how it Will affect us in the future," Rex Neri!lOO . district assistant superintendent of business, said t"rlday. Nerison, who \'.'ill take on a s imilar post \li lh the new Jrvlhe Unified School District July I, snid school officials "just don't knov.•" yet how the app:i rent fuel cri9li; will change busing practices. "One saving grace ts that nliny school ~ are dJesel-powered." he aakl. AJthough diesel is goiJlg up in price, the supply docsn 't seem to be as much a problem . Bridges Better SAN FRANCISCO (U PI ) -West Coast longshore J~der Harry Bridges was under doctor's orders to take It easy to- day after he collapsed at a breakfast for Mayor Joetph Alioto. Brtdg,., 71, was exernined Fnday after his collipoe at Chlldttn's llDoplW by pilylldans who !Aid he WAI llllferin« from ezhausUon. - ' Which Way Prop. 20? As tronaut,s . ' ' ~ To Try Out,I BuiWers Study Effects at Newport Meet ~"}'::C:~J,; I -_, ~ 4lm!lat S.. DfOIO County action ....... -, . ...,. -"""" ftnl. balance between envlronment a n d ecooomy and want the builder!' Input . Now that builders have taken a Jong seminar loot at Pro~illoo 20 aod Jll coastal commissions, the que1Uon re- maining today is If tRe thrust of their eJ- forts in the fu ture will be to "fight 'em or join 'em.'' They got advice going both direction.! this "-'eek durtng the Propoaltion io study at the Newporter fm1 in Newport Beach. The session wu.5p005ored by the Young ~lome Builders Counc:ll. a branch of the Building Industry As90Cialion (BIA), More than 500 coastal builders , developers and planners attended the ~ per-bead conference. And obvious an· tagonllm toward Propog!Uon 20 Oared durh\g the sess!On. Builders criticized it as unfair, unworkable a n d un- constitutional. Proposition 20, the coastal zone con- servation ad passed by voters last November, created one state commission and 5ix regional commissions. 1'eY have interim permit powers in the coastal zone v.'hile charged with treating a coast.al management land use plan by late 1975. The BIA t,, µrty to a lawsuit filed in Orange County Superior Court claiming the proposition i.s unconstitutional. At- torney James Acret told the developers Wednesday the charge is based partly on the "aweJOme and unrestrained" power of the comml!sions. That suit hasn't been heard yet. Acret Police Bring Severed Foot To Hospital Costa Mesa police 1patrolman Robert Kredel became a courier of mercy late Friday after a traf[ic crash at an Irvine intersection. Kredel scooped up a severed foot and sped with it to Tustin Community H1l6pital where surgeons were waiting to reattach the member to the leg of an El Toro ~farine. The bizarre ending to what began as a routine traillc crash took place at about 10:30 p.m. as Kredel was working the Irvine beat. At the cr<lll!ing of Trabuco Road and Culver Drive, Daniel E. Henry, 17, the Martne, was riding a motorcycle ..men jt struck an automobtle. tho cruh aevered Ille )'OUIJC Muine's fool After the youth arrived at Tustin Hospital, physlcl8111 d,lspalcbed Kredel back to the·· scene to' llltth out the severed member and rush it back to the hospital. Spokesmen there said it would be several day1 before It is determined If the drastic measures by surgeons will succeed. Air California Accord Extended PSA Inc. and Westgate-California Corporation llllJlOllJl<ed Frlday that the agre«nent for Ille acqW.IUon by PSA ol Westgate's subsidiary, the Orange Coon· ty-based Air Callfomia, bas been ex- tended to JWJe 15. PS A and Westgate also indicated that they lntend to appeal the recent decision of a federal court denying the companies' motion to dismiss a federal anti-trust suit seeklng to block the ac:qui.sitloo. In making the announcement, J. Floyd Andrews, P S A's board chainnan. com- mented, "The decision to appeal tbe rul- ing is based on our continued conviction that tho merger of P S A and Air California will be a major benefit to Callfom1a air travel." q;: jli U.S. Weather California DAILY PILOT DEUYERY SERVICE Dt"livtry of tht 01Hy Piiot 11 9u1r1ntttd M1"41Y•'•Mll" 11 ,111 ...... ll>'I Ylll~ "'""' •Y l tJt ,,m .. ,.u •114 '"" t••• •Ill .. '""""'' It f"U, [Ill• 11'11 tfltll 11~111 ,,,. .. "'· S11\t,,f1y 1114 tllftlMy• H W'ltl .. Mt "'(ti.,. ywr Cl,., ty • 1.111. lll¥t'f1,, tr I 1.11'1. '~""••· c•H tft<I 1 "" win .. '"""'~' i. '''' C•ll• ••• lttiM "''" lf •·"'· Ttl•PhOnti liilMI Ori• [Witty ....... .,, l-t2•U21 N-wtli MIHll ... tlll l lldl 1114 WMlllllfttlW ,... .. "*'"' .. ,.._.., , ......... _ ••ldl. ... ,,. •• , • ....,... 0-"'""· '-'II L...,...., lltlM 111..... . .... ........,. I Bul State Attorney General Evelle Y oonger lndicaled be th1nb the cbanc<s of such sulll su<ce<dlng to be remote. Younger said, ''It behooVes all of us to cooperate and try to makt the law "-'Ork," adding that new et1Nlrooment11l law will result in 1nore orderly and ef· ficlenl growUt. It 's too soon ~ assesa the lull impact of Proposition 20, Younger said but preliminary data ·show the California economy actually improved in the period following Its passage. "We probably have a 1 ready demonstrated the 1ky· didn't fall down," said the Attorney General who nld tile "doomsayers" wbo predicted the ltate'a economy would collapee were Wl'Ollg. Two members of tho South Coell Regional Commlsslon, which lncludea Orange and Loi Angeles c01.m.Ues, ttl ex-· ecutlve director and Ille director of the • state commisslon.....Jll ·urged t h e developers · 1o get tnvolved now in the planning .. They -.aid they are trying to strike a F l'Otll Page J AVCO •... does not expect to have the 1aat word in the Salt Creek developmmt CU!lroveny. "This is &0methlng ·that will have to be decided by an appellate coUrt," he com- mented. "The lnj-1on does not, of course, reflect what' may come out cf-our Superior c.ourt trial but ti know a higher court is destined to make the real decision in this· issue." "But this isn't fair, it just doesn't make sense," Stephens pleaded. "Avco put several millioos of dollars into this plan long belore Proposition 20 and it see,JnS incredible that we should have to take th.is licking now." "I don'! v.·ant to lick Avco." Judge Heflands snapped. "I don't want to hurt ~·ou any more than any other derendant but in the light of what l've heard this afternoon you haven't proved your case." He also rejected Stephens' plea for a delay of the court ru1ing that would allow Avco to seek relief from the South Coast Regional Commission. ''We will not build until the commission rules," Stephens' vainly pleaded. "And I can assure you that we will go to the commission oo this entire issue." Judge Herlands similarly rejected SteJiiens' plea that the entire Salt Creek develoPrJlent is interrelated and cannot be segregated in terms of the line drawn through the former 836-acre Capron ~ erty. "Mw:h of the development on the seaward side or that line -1,000 yards from the mean high tide line -is con- nected to projects covered by the act," Stephens said. "The coastal •commission saw this when it granted us emergency perm.its for some of the work ." "You just haven't convinced me,'' Judge Herlands said. "And I don't think the California Supreme Court is go~ lo look too kindly on any effort to undo Proposition 20." Judge Herlands will open "'hat is ex- pected to be the brief final phase of the hearing at 9:45 a.m. Monday. But the developers acted most Im~ pressed with a similar message from Irvine Company ExecuUve Vice Presi· dent Ra.y Wat.aon, who said, "Now's the time to help prove we were wrong." The Irvine Companr, cont r I butt d $50.000 to the campa p against the pn; posltion, Watson aa1d, largely because it opposed another layer of government. But now that tt is the law, he added, ''None of us will gain an ything by frustrating the system created by Proposition 2<1. "Let's not hope -let's help," be said, referring IO law~ta agalnat It. The Irvine Compony will make avallilblo lo the new commllslons all in- formation It bas devok>ped cm coastline plomlng, Wat.aoo offerod, urxtng other balldm to do the samo. "We 8iw.lu1d work toward the common goal" of dfalllnc the mUta1 plan for submission to the Jegillature by 1978. Watson expressed the fear that the J deadline couldn't be met, but empbaslud the planning should be the main effort or the commission. If not, the new bodies might become regulatory, not planning agencies. If that happens, Watson said, the con- stitutionality of the act might be ques- tioned. The new environmental laws are ex- pensive, he commented, adding the lrvtne Company bas spent more than $200,000 on enVlronmental impact reports since they've been required. Waiting for s<>venunenW agencies to plan can alio be etpenaive, he said. The company payw $1 million a year IJi pro- perty taxes OD the undeveloped 3.5 mil" of coasillne it owns between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach, he said. Newport Beach developer La r r y Deane, who moderated the seminar, call- ed dela,vs to a de".eloper "the kl.as of death." Concern· was also voiced about the usurpation of local government zoning. The regional or state commissions ctttl deny a project even though it may con- form with local zoning. ~ Peter Douglas, an attorney who belped write Proposition 20, said commissioners must show a project bas. substantial adverse affects on the environment before turning it down. A number of developers and attorney Acret said words like "subrtanUal" and "environment" were too undefined. Melvin Carpenter, executive dinctor of the South Coast Commission, said the commission has approved $2.5 billion worth of construction, oot including ex· emptions. During the question and answer period, discussion ceDteted on appeals of ~t denials· or approvals, JnfonnaUOo re- quired for application and time delays. Crunhodia Raid s HONOLULU (AP) -American aircraft, . including B52 bombers, con· tinued operations over Cambodia for the 73rd consecutive day Friday, the U.S. Pacilic Command said. The command said the' raids were conducted at the re- quest of the Cambodian government but gave no other details. ed space station awaiting an tn-orbiti r.• service call, Skylab's astronaut.! toda try out hastlly.IJuUt tools tbey will F"riday in a bold attempt to overheating and pcr.i.·er problems. After working lrilh the new·f ;trunsbadq apperatus and woclatoc\ here, the pilots wiU fly to Hun Ala. Swtday to practice undtr we _ where they float as if they were : .. weightless space. • .. 'lbe plan calls for Charles "Pe~ Cow-ad, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul!~ ( IN SHORT ... l Weil> to take off from Cape Kennedy al·~·. a.m. PDT Friday tn an AJ>Ollo load~·· with 90 pounds ol repair and replacemeit:-._ equipment. ... ~~ • Formall11 r•,arge d ·l,l' STUART, Fla. (API A fonner d~..'.°'.J' ty sheriff was charge;:! Friday ~: murder in the slaying of two teen-'.,,.: glrls. Authorities have said the deatllf~· IU'e linked to the killing OI' disa~~ of at least five other women in Soidfi!: Florida, and possibly 20 or more. :::.~ Star.e Atty. Robert E . Stone intemi~:I a Circuit COurt <001petency be~<; announce that Gerard Schaefer bad ~.W-: charged in Ille killings of Georgia J ....6i'~ 18, and Sua.an Place, 17. --U::f • l'own Angered ~;.... ATLANTA (UPI) -Four ruspects~ the murder of a family of six wero ~­ from West Virginia Friday nlghl at'!i lodged in jail pending pcelimliiafy hel!ir"· inp today in the = ~--~~re to:i ~~:~:~·the safe~~ of the prisoners in ,the town where five meo and a woman in the Alday faml\y were shot to death Monday night. said Col. Ray Pope, director of the Slate Department of Public Safety. • Kalnabaeh Sued SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A suit !ii.I Friday claimed a Nixon campaign figlltt stole letterheads and used them to try to sink Sen. George McGovern's chanc<s in the California primary last June. · . The sult, filed by the California Com~ mittee for McCarthy, alleged that Donald H. Segretti stole letterheads and en-- velopes from Sen. Eugene McCarthy's C.alilomla primary headquarters and • mailed them out by the thousand&. • Also named as defendants were tmf Committee to ~lect the President, fonner Attorney General John Mitc:hell, former Secretary of Commerce Maurice ·Stans and Herbert Kalmbach of N~· Beach, Nimi'a fonntt -1 ait<Jmot. • Veto bt1 Nl;ron WASHINGTON (UPI) -Congress was called upon today to'override President Nixon's veto of a bill that would have required his budget director and deputy budget director to be confirmed by the· Senate. ::· •. Nixon vetoed the measure Fridav., .. saying that it would have "forced by UJtoo;: constitutional procedure'' the removal ot. · Roy Ash as director of the Office .fl_ Management and Budget and hi.s chief..~ deputy, Frederick V. Malek. · ll11i·l1111· I ;,,., i;... ll11r·l,t11· I ii''' 1:).. ll<11·l11•1· I;,,., J:1.. 11111·11111 I 11, ... . 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A f111t11tl1 bu.(. 32 50 0 ..... 1 Dtn t W• fir YIW C.\ftl!lltllct ,.,,._.,., II '·"'· ... I ...... SW1Hy1, l1M '·"'· tt Ji• •• I!\. O.lty, It I .in, " • fl,m. rbor Lites 18221/J NEWPOKT BLVD. COSTA MESA I Pit-645-7301 . . . -. • m P'AllCtNa LOT !,.. -• • .· ., •'' ~ :_;., ,. ... .. " ., -,- ·- . I By Yo oi I li<l I• ,,j I s He and frat Onln was M '" H ye the at R II: • w to • k '"' I DAILY PILOT :J Niguel . He•st Take · Revised Upward 87 FllEDEIUCK llCllOEMEllL Of,.a....,... .... >.. the web of amsta In coanectloo with the 1-na NJcuo1 banlt burl)lry coollDutl to liroadtn, It bu been learned the total take In the crime may rioe above $8 million. IU>bert Bonner, tbe U.S. govemmeol Jln)leCUt«, said a previous estimate -~ blclted by lestlmollf -that $S mJlllon WU hluied OU& of United Callfomia Bank's Monat<ll Bay brand! "may prOVe to be too k>w." Bonner noted about $2.75 million in S<CUJ'tlJea already W been l!llCOVered by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents. The official loss of securities alooe ls plll!'"d at IU mllliOn, with IZ00,000 In Orange Coast's Dog of the Week gold coin and ll00.000 In joftJry al><> removed when the 4ll aafety deposit ~el Wtf8 looted. But the ollldal estimates do nol cover the amount of cash that wealthy bank patrons along the Southern Orange Coos\ had in their safety dep1>3it boies. The estimates are based only on what people can either document wu In their You'd look this way too if they had just carted you olf the the pound. I'm a IO-month-old Cockapoo and I don't even have a name. They just found me near P:Outh Coast Plaza in Costa ?desa, no food , no dog· tags, no home. So they took me to the pound, 561 City Drive South, Orange. I'm a real live wire. U you'd like to have me for yours, I'm in Pen Number 120 up there. Sigh. Month Later, Associates .. . . ,. ~If ~ Salute Pat~~~k ~c,Nulty .. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of 1'-Dally .. 110! Stiff The McNulty would have loved it. He was a rnischlevOll.s Jriflhman, bom and chriatened Pabick, but to a special fraternity or fun-loving men on the- Orenge Coast and all over the _.Id, he W8'S sbnply nie McNulty. Only one copy ... tumed oot; then the mold broke, probably from sheer ex- ertion. ds of the writer, editor, s an, publisher and prankster g . Thtlnday at the Newport<!' Inn one-month after his death to celebrate ThO McNulty's joy ol lile. The McNulty llved again re-created in 1 s~ ol stories at a $100 per guest corabinallon wake and smoker, lrom wh!ilb God -In Hl.s infinite wlJclom - m~.cerlain ladiel were bamd. Proceeds fnlll1 the atag night will go to The McNulty Boys' Fund, whkb now bas '8.(Jll) and will eventually bold $20,000 in tru~t · to help educate the former Associated Press foreign correspondent's fivd sons. 1booe who came included. -writen, editors, publtshers, surfers, business ex- e<.'lJives, Hollywood figures , FoUrth Di$iet Court of Appeals Justice Robert Gatdner and Laguna Beach's renowned Ge9fge rPeanuts Larson Zimmerman who brO!llhl along his ukulele. 'ItEre were also a few bud.dies ·~ thO:Clasa ol '« al Glendala !llih Sdtool &d many of those who couldn't come sent contributions, with $500 telegraphed front one old pal in Usbon, Portugal. Master of ceremonJes for the night was Brerman 11Hevs" McClellan, a room-mate of The McNulty In bygone days and who WU wiihJllm..AM! 1511ilen be auffered a . fatal heart attack. ----- McClellan preSlded in a Yellow Cab driver's cap and American Ftai tie. "&me of the thlnt!s Pat wrote wruld have been dl!!lcult tn substantiate," reminisced McClellan, who waa the target of, as many practtool jokes aa he aided and abetted or lnstlpted. There waa tl1o wt;e otory ol a !lytng sauc.r that allegedly landed In SOuth Pasadena carryl!Ji Utile le8lbeMU!ted beings and wJjJch ao !Jmplred an Ohio UFO enlbualut that be bopped a plane West to lnvesllgate. There was the famous, record-breaklng aulo 9J)e<d ra<e from the San Gabriel v.lley to San Franclsoo, via p.,. lloblea, that made the San Francisco Chronicle sports section. "He hated Hollywood with a passion, but hUi 'Story ideas wen great," observed actor JOOn Quinliven, who had discussed a script for a movie about the JFK assassinaUoo. with McNulty two nights belore he died. HJs night out 'A11h the boys fmally end- ed upro:ariou&ly, with rlaque limericks sung to wild Mexican music that drew an amaud cfuwd to the open dOor, a most unusual concJuAon for an Irishman's ~fuake. . The McNulty would have loved it. Wife of MIA Says .. 'Simp"le'· Cross Missing A crudely fashioned "plain and simple" one-inch silver colored cross is missing r from the purse of Mrs. Carole Hanson of El Toro. The wife of a serviceman who ia still mbslng in actim In SOutheast Alla Is not worried about the J06S oCJhe ,,,.... for monetary reasons. .. "It is valuable only because of the sen- timent attached to it, .. Mrs. Hanlon ex- plained. "It was mac;le by a'prisoner ol war who rubbed a lpOGll on tlie n>elt floor ol hil cell until the metaJ. wu shaped like a small crosS. "He wore it around his neck for six years while he was a POW," she said. · In recognltton ol Mrw. Ramon's ac- tivities on behaU of POW• and MIA~. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Ed Davis gave ber the cross when she toured Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. "It is so small, I tblnk It fell out ol my coin pune when l WU shopping In Costa Me.sa at Sooth Coast Plaza, the other day.' I Mrs. HIJ190Q said. Area News Also On Pages 4, 8 ·--·-:r•e = 1 M5Wf«M · I Realtors Salute Youth ·· Officers or the Ncvrport Harbor-COOta Me*& Board of Realtors were pleasantly ••rlilised when they walked onto II Hat~r Atta campuses and found oUt ho-t well )'OOIJg people live up to this yeitr'• Realto< Week tOOne. 1'Jey were ao bnpressed, In fact, that 1 theF have made a special salute to the atUflenls who best ex .. plifled, "Pride In, ROfl)ecl for Ille Property ol America ." J1ealty board •PJkesman F ran k KJl!pard Aid the Idea of aaluUng youth dudilg Realtor Week hu been a ll!11Uhlng !UCCell!. National Realtor Weiik starts Stmday. 'llJ'be response to our awards wu fan- t.,li:," he llld. "We must ha•e touched a ttaI nerve because the awareness of t:E"'i\11 our property beautiful picked up ev more on IOtTle campuses." b the help ol prlndpoll and IC hip cornmltleea at tile five Noiport..M.,. dlttrtct high achoolt anti Ii•; lnlormedlate ochoola, the boord oel4c1ed tec=ents ol tl1o f25 Wll a and , . In one case, Lincoln Midd1e School in Corona de! Mar, the "recipient" came in a batch. The school's Stamp Out Slupldi- ty Club (SOS) was ct.>een because of its spomorship ol an annual "Earth Week" al the school, Klngaard aaid. Other ·awvdl went to a atudent who railed $1,200 almost single-handedly to piy for larulscaplng lmprOVemenls al lier achoo!. Another -t to a young student joumellst whooe otrong editorial standa on campus deantlness and pride en- oour11ed his fellow atudenls lo mate their campus a better place to be. And orie Jwatd went to one of the key · organJWa · of I he nearly-<0mpleted 1 ecology 'center In a de.solate guUy behind Newport Harbor Hlih School. Board Prosldent Rodericir"Ca!dem..d acknowled(ed maey students who will rMllln tmJUll( In lhelr ellorta to allow tbelr prido In property. "'fllelr cllncJni to the prlnclplea ol pride anti reapecl f« ~ Wiii """1y have its own reward in 11 good and strong Arurlca," be said. Kingaard said he got particular gratification from the J"tSPOGSe at McNally continuation ach>ol. "To me, this ii the place that really needl r'ecosnltlcln and we """' pleased the reaponse was so great.'' be said. .. ,,,.,. students are all aetUng a fine example for u1 and for their peers," Klngaard added. "We are llalutlni them for that example." Studtnta aalu!Ld by the board r... Realtor Week lncludo: Suun Renelr ol TeWlnkle Middle School: Janet Smith of Koloer Middle Schoel; 'nmothy Phillips.of !lnrtgn Mid· dte School; Robin Boltoo of Divis Middle Sdlool ana Kmn Dunlap of Rea Middle ScboOlj •I Alao; Oleryl Aniel of l!llllncla ~: Dana 0umng ol Newport Harbor Hilb: OU! l'ltmlnC ol Corona de! Mar Hiii>; Charlei Archer o1 Coeta Meaa High and Dan -ol l,lcNllly. l hox or what they thlnt they had. Patrooa who atuhed large amounts ol caah In their 11(ety deposll boxea - shunning illtemal Revenue Servtce regulaUons -ami't obout to IOPJrt It. There havo been various reports that one wealth)' potron had $200,0ilO In hard caah held In one ol the looted box ... Another factor that ups the loss figure 11 the lilOlp ~ In the prtce ol gold and othermMala. M$< ...,...,W ol property Included dlscove11 ol $U million WWtb ol securiUU on an Ohio tann not far from the bouae ol the U·wtfe of James Dlnslo, -ol Ove mm·convicted ol !ht er!mo In recent moot.hi. -,u mllllon -ol ,aecuritlea * * * * * * U.S. Charges . Witness Offered $25,000 Payoff A key government wttne!! in the S& million Lagupa Niguel bank burglary case was offered $25,000 cash In January to change his story ol what he knew about the crime, federal Investigators have alleged. Investigation led to the arnst or Harold Dawson of Youngstown, Ohio, charged with attempting to bribe a \Vitness. Th.e ca.sh payoff asserted.ly v;as earmarked for l}ls brother, Earl, a Tustin residenJ to Wliom the crime was ad- mitted by one of five men convicted ol the world's largest banlt burglary. Earl DaWDl'S garage was used by the team of burgian to hide a 1962 Oldsmobile; the most damaging piece of evidence against t h e 30phi!tlcated burglary team. blown right out of the water" said one source dose to the case. Harold Dawson remain! In federal custody In Cleveland. In another arrest In connection with the case, agents have arrested a Youngstown, Ohio pawn shop owner on chargeo he possessed at least five gold colrrs stolen fl'Un. the $50,000 collectloo of Denis Fargher, a Laguna Niguel re>'ldent who kept the coins In the bank's vault. Agents asserted they seized about 2,000 to 3,000 coins In the possession of Jam.es Vincent Pilloli when he was arrested while trying to 'catdl a plane for a Cleveland Airport. It is not known whether the remainder of the coins came from ttie vault of the Laguna Niguel bank. wu found by workmen in a aec1uded Llguna Nlpl canyon at the <!Id cl Sea Jslaod Drive. The _,.. had hem taunderocl to remove Gngerprtnts. Aaeota -1175,000 -111 ot. _... and"bonds last month durtn1 the ams\ of Harry Haller, a Loo Angeles public rela· lions exeeutlve who tried to me the loot to secure. a SJ00,000 k>en. Only • pittance of gold oolns hu been recovered, with all jewelry still mhntqi. Investigators have sa.Jd privately I.bey had hoped to make a near total recovery wllh lnlonmatlon provided by •""'P"cll arrested in connection with the crime. But that slrategy hasn't worked . Only one of the men ind1cted in con- nection with the $6 million job remains at large with speculation mounting that be may hold a substantial amount of the re- maining loot. • Meanwhile, both the FBI and the U.S. Attorney 's Office have been under pn!mtre from bo1hotdera for a return of loot already recovered. One source said more than 100 letters have been rtteived from anxious bo1· holden demanding a return ol their prop· erty. But it appears law enforcement of- ficials won 't release the loot tmtil the case -and its 11 related arrests -is disposed. of in court. Not only are boxholders demanding a return of their property, but United California Bank Officials also would find relle f in It. In the wake of the crime, the bank has been laced with lawsulls totaling 180 million from safety deposit boxholders who charge bank negligence led to the burglary. The car was loaded with tools and other goods beezing the fingerp<lnls of at least five men who have been convicted of. the massive assault m the vault of the Monm:h Bay branch ol United California Bank. Whetmore Calls for Vote The car also contained three gold ooins from the collection of Denis Fargher, a Laguna Nlguel resident and holder of one of the 458 safely deposit boxes punched during the burglary. On State Death Penalty In October, Earl Dawson teatilied that he was first contacted. by fhe Federal Bureau of Investiiation about the car on June 2, 1972 -the same date agents ar- rested Charges A. Mulligan, 38, of Youngstown, Ohio in OOMectlon with the case. State Sen. James E. \Vhetmore (R· Fullerton) has joined the long list of of· ficials criticizing the State .Assembly leadership for blocking the death penalty bill . \Vhetmore said lhe Assembly criminal justice comm.ittee plans to consider SB· 450 by State Sel'f. George Duekmejian on June 5. . "It is hard to undentand how thi! com- miltee can justify Ignoring the results of Proposition 17 when two-thirds ~ the voters of California voted foc the retum ol the death peoalty," Whetmore charg· ed. According to investigators, the money allegedly was offered to Earl Dawson to bribe him into testifying at a subsequent trlaJ that investigators had searched the car prlor to June 2. Such ~estimony would have disputed FBI evidence and possibly resulted in the car being removed u evidence. Had thi! occurred "the case would have been "It will be a pompous neglect of the mandate of the people of California who are demanding return of the death penalty to the statute books," Whetmore said in an attack obviously aimed at Assembly Speaker Robert Moretti, a Van Nuys Democrat. Moretti has · been quoted as saying the capital punishment bill will never get out ol committee. 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HUNTINGTON llACH , HOUIS: MON .• FRI. 10 • 7 SATURDAY 10 • S:10 CLOSED SUNDAY OPIN THURSDAY 'TIL ' 1'046 llOOIHUIST ST. HUNTINGTON llACH HOURS: DAILY 10 -7 SATURDAY 10 -51)0 SUNDAY r2 • S • ' I I . I ! • 4 OAllY PILOT s.turdlJ, Mor 19, 1973 ' . There's Mor to Water Than :Ripes and Taps OPERATIONS ENGINEER HOWARO WORLEY HAS LONELY VIGIL - At Pump Stations Like Gene, Someone's There 24 Hours 1 Day Watery Battle MWD, Arizona Fought 1934 'War' The polltk:s of water are incredible, ac- oonllng to Nell. Cline, assistant dlrect<r of the Orange County W·ater District. And at one point, the politics of water led to a "war" between the state of Ariz.ona and the Metropolitan Water District. lt was a war that wu fortunately brief and bloodless, but H did Involve troops of the Arl1.ona Natiooal Guard and a navy olllOrU. In 1934, when oonstructloo of the Parker Dam wu just beglnninll, Gov. B. B. Moeur of Artzona declared martial law aiXI dispatched a unit ot guardsmen to lake pc>lles<lon of the dam. He claim- ed tbat Omgrea bad not authortzeil Its con.tructlon. . 1be troops arrived in Parker, a few miles ~tream 1..om the dam ilte and were Omled up lo the coasttucllon on the borge Nellljoe. 1be "naval" vessel had been ured a.a a ·~1 ferry between Parker, Arizona and Earp, Calif. and its enterprising owners ~Ued the "war" as a means of getting paid for getting their boat upstream of the dam where it could be used oo the lake that would back up behind lhe dam. The troops had been sent on their ex- pedition with no provisions and had nothing to -set up camp with when they landed on thf: Arizona side of the dam site. The !ympathetic conBtructlon men and MWD engineers took pity oo the forlorn looking troops iand set up an on-site non- aggression pact 80 that sandwiches and lemonade from the MWD mess ball could be ferried to the Arl7Jona !Oldlm. The war never got further than the troop Jan!fing, but Moeur's actions did cause a halt in construction that lasted neatly a year and cost t.be MWD abo\lt $240,000 in the middle of the . Great Depression. 11'1 bard to get etetted •-nter. lt'• .... ol -bulc CO(OZOOdlllel that 11.euy to take for cnnted. You tum •• tap and ,...,. ....... dlappolnled. It'• alwayt tben!. ~ COOlldu the following : -Tiie Colcrado RI•,.. Aqueduct II a trluml>b o1 tJli)neer1nJ cemus that stretebeo 2C mlt.s fnlm lake Hovasu to Rlvenide County and glv<1 1C1Utbem Calif«nla a billion galloos ol water a day. -By 19115, l>eca•11e ol a U.S. Supreme Court decUlm, ball that waler will go to the St.ale of Arimla for Its water project inst<'ad of to SOutbem c.Jilomla. --On.n11e Qiunty and Loo Angeles reside!U need not fear debydratJoo In the 1980'•· By then the state's F .. ther Dally Piiot Photos Atl4 Stories Bt1 loenae ftetltwlds River water project will. be delivering more than 1.3 trillion gallons or water a year to Southern California . , If size and volume are considered alone, wat,er and the way it gets here isn't such a dull subject after all. It's especiatly not a dull subject to the politicians and ~ineers wbo have been fighting over water and where Southern California gets it since the tum of the century. Los Angeles was the first to import water when the city built the Owens River Aqueduct, much to the displeasure of Owens Valley residents. It served the city's water needs until the 1920s when the area's growth made it clear that more water woo!d have to be found. At that time, Orange County was sUll an agricultural area, giving no indication of its enonnous growth potential. Farmers and ranchers had plenty of ground water supplied tfitough ~ Santa Ana River, but when the Metropolitan Water District was formed in 1928, the Orange County Water District joined. The political wrangling and battling between California and Arizona that preceded the construction of Parker Dam forming Lake Havasu has probably been equalled by the intrastate fighting over the Feather River Project. After lengthy politial and judicial fighting, Ari1.ona won a victory when the Supreme Coort decreed that hall of the water that goes into the aqueduct for Southern California must go into Arizona's water project instead. 1 Tbot means by li8S the majority ol the water used by the residents of Orange and Uis Angeles counllel will be coming from the Fcottier River ploject "' a con· tlnuing source 'or Controversy withln the state. THESE PIPES 00 THE IMPOSSIBLE-THEY MAKE SOUTHLAND WATER FLOW UPHl~L Lines Take W1t1r U~300 FHt from Gene Pump Station to Copper B11in Public Facilities Airport Panel Criticizes ) Proposal on Standards Orange County Airport Land Use com- miasioners have criticized a new Public UtlllUes Commission edict because it a~ plies only to publicly-ova1ed airporls. Meeting Thursday night in Santa Ana, the cmnmissioners studied a proposed chft oubmiUed by the Stale Department al A.enmotics which I• be ing prepared to emaplJ with the PUC edict. Tiii PUC code change stales that the aa llt'cs department mu.st adopt stan· dar* to apply to airport land use com- '"'-'"· 'fte proposed standards are limited lo afrportl owned by counties or cities and do not include military or priva te airp:rtl, the commissioners criticized . Tbey t..houaf.tto to be effective, the .!!lan- danll mtlll IJe tmladtned to Include all 1irport.1. • The nnr PUC code change also came under fire or Deputy County Counsel Vic- tor Bellerue. He said the one sentence edict applying lo land uses around airports was defective in that it does not prov ide any procedural process for en- forcing the proposed land use regula- tions. The PUC code change does not materially change the funclion of airport land use commissions. It states that such agencies must try to achJeve conforming zoning around all new lirports and ex·• isling ones. Uses compatible to air trafrtc sueh as industrial and commercial are suggested and residential barred. Bellerue "'Y' the intenUon ls good but that the code ls probably unenforceable because of the lack of proper provlslons for enforcement procedures. "They C<Ul't do what they are trying to do in a one sentence edict." the county coun.<Jel argued. Displays Carded At Armed Forces Day c;>bservance A sentry dog show and a demonstration oC the military'.s s t r a t e g i c com· municatloo.s system are scheduled as part of the Anned Forces Day events this weekend at the Huntington Center Mall. Displays set up by the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps have been in the mall atl week and will ooo- tinue l.hroogh today and Surxiay with the special shows and demonstraUons. AJr Fon:e tenlry clop will sta11e a show today at z p.m. and the Army's worldwide !lrateglc commtmlplUona syatem will be demoostrated today and Sundoy at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. The Apollo 14 sJ)flcecrah Is also oo dl!piay at the center as part ol the Am> cd Forces exhibit. Opera's Swap Meet Set for Weekend The Lyric Opera Swap Meet and P1ea Market will be held today and sunday with the •xhiblUoo of good! by more than 70 merchants on tho ground• of the Fe:itival ot ArU in Laguna Beach. "The oolitlcs ol nter are lnmdlbk," sayt Nell Olnt, asolstant 1D1110g<r of the Orange County Water Dlstrlct. "We live In an area that bao about 'l'I pereent of tllo state'l IJOOUlaUoa and 30 perctnt ol its water. We '"have to get extra water !rom aomewbere. '' Since !IHI the source ol that utra water hao been the Colorado Rlvtr and a networt of 11U11HN1de lakee, pumpins &talioas, canals and tunnels tl>al corrles the water over one d the moot d""'1sle sll<tcbes of desert In tbe-westem United Stales. 1be water moves crrer mountain ranges strung llCl'Oll the arid landocope in five giant steps, going from a ..so-root elevation at Lake Havasu to 1,IWI feet near Sbaver'a Summit. From there It flows by gravity more than Jl5 mlt.s lo the holding -...rolt at Lake Mathews in Riverside O>unty and then to two treotment plonls at the en· trance to the pipe. ol Uis Angeles and Orange Cbmties. 'l1le water is boosted over the mouu- tains by muslve pumps which shove it uplllll just far enough lo let gravity take ii thmlgb tile tunnels and ca.nob to the next pumping statloo. In one case, the water flows 65 miles this way from the pumping station at Gene Village to the next pumping plant at Iron Mountain. Even by modern scientific standards !hat oon.sider putting men on the moon a commonplace event, the design and cm· struction of the Colorado River Aqueduct has to be one of the major teclmical achievements of the twentieth century. The terrain tllrougb wbicb moot of the aqueduct runs iJ so rough that surveytrS p)otting its course for ooostrnction could only cover the right ot wax_ by mule. Construction was canied out con- Jinuously over an eigbi·yeor period In the desert where It b not WlCOlllmon to find sumuier temperatures peaking above 120 · degrees. The mountains were the ~est obstacle to the aqueduct. Where it doesn't-go over, the water goes through in nearly JOO miles of tunnels, the longest of which is the 13-mile tunnel through Mount San Jacinto. . Water -nature's supply -proved to be another problem that engineers had to face. The desert flatlands are scarred by ravines and washes that serve as spillways for the mud and debris carried by flash floods. • BEST SELECTION •LARGEST DISPLAY •TOP NAME BRANDS ' So tpeC1al Val)ed sipbool were de.signed to carry the cltll.ntt' river water under the -and protect it from po<entW pollutloo by fla.b lloods. But the one element that overldea all others in the aqueduct is 1iz.e. 'lbat, and the fact its desi111•!rt In the late tweoUes had Ille roml.!lht to build It ,. k could ea,glly be expanded to carry nearly one an<ta hill bUlJoo calloos •<toy -epouah lo meet the ...cts d the nine million peo- ple who Uve In Southern C.lilornla today . Dual Purpose Bad? I W ate.r Of1ieia:"8 -·Split Over Recreation' Usage From Lake Havasu on the Colorado River to Lake Mathews in RJven:ide Coonty the aqueduct stretchee through 212 miles of' canals, lakes and basin that aro untruched by man. ln contrast to tbe state water project, which features dual utilizatim of its lakes for water storage and recreatioo, the Metropolitan Water District has a strict policy of keeping people off ol and out of the water in their system. A water district spokesman exi>tained _that this is done to keep the bacteria coo- tent ol the water down to as :low a level as possible, thus saving money at the treatment facilities. The official philosophy of the MWD is that if you let people near your wale?', you're going to have to spend a lot of money cleaning it up that you otherwise wouldn't have to spend. Lake Havasu, the beginning ol the aquedllct, is d course open to the public. But Gene Wash Reservoir and Copper Basin Reservoir, two small manmade lakes on the aqueduct that are 'Within sh: miles d Lake Havasu and are clooed to the publlc. ' Lake Mathews is ii llQdy d woter with a 25-mile shoreline witl:Un an hour's drive of Looi Angeles. It Is the end ol the line for the aqueduct, the last storage lake before the· woter is treated, ·fcltered and put into water pipes fOf' local Wlfh Like Gene and Copper BaSin, ·Lake Mathews is also dosed to the public. Near Mathews is what is at the mcr- ment a big, dry, hole in the ground, which in six months will be fl.lied with water and called Perris Lake. Because it is part of the state's water project, it will incorporate r~tional use aloog with its use as the' end of the llne of the Feather River Water Project. In addition, eight other takes on the st.ale &9'1educl ranging from take Oroville where the project begJns lo Pyramid and Ca!laic lakes which lie along lts route through the Tehllchapl MOWttains, are also open to the publlc and ha"' been developed for rtaeational use. The idea, according to a spokesman for the state Department or W ate r Resources, is to give the taxpayer the most for his· money. It's an idea that has carried over to the Orange County water District. The OC"WD buys water from the ·MWD to put back into the county's natural ground water supply. One C'J the ways or getting it back Into the county's notural ground water supply. One of the ways of getting it back Into tHe ground Is to let ii seep back In through tll<i sandy bottom o! the Sarita Ano Rive< bed. So the district !Old sand and llr&Vel riglU to,.... land il owned oa the rtver In -and let -poy the OCWD for hauling awoy the and and gravel until a 50-foot deep hole bad been dug. · 'Ibe bole is now filled with water 1 stocked with fish and colled Anaheim Lake. .More. thaJL 100,000 fishermen v!Sil it annually and the district is usi.rig the proceeds as their part of the Santa Ana River greenbeH project. A similar lake is being dug to the northeast of Apaheim Lake at Warner basin and will provide even a Jarger lake that will serve a recreational purpose and the watt!r district at the same ~e. SAMSONITE BODY GLOVE CASUAL OUTDOOR FURNITURE Contemporary styling far any patio,· sunroom or pool. Samson-Gard 5 year warranty against frame r').lst failure. Our· able steel frames that stay where you put them. Strong and resilient choir slings of knitted synthetic fibers bread!e far cool comfort and come in beautiful dee· orator colors. Washable with soap and water. 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Nearly all are poUUcal Conservatives, capitalists and cr!Ucs of tbe Nlxoo -tloo. u well as every other ac!mlJ>lstmloo. ldalljl of the tu rebels ere momben ol the llberlarlan party which b<iieves In .......i, Umltlng govermnent power tNer the IDdMdual. Karl Bray, a Sall Lake Oty precious metals dealer, ls chairman ol the Libertarian i>ertY and spol<""""n for a lepl sn><JP organized to ddend tax- payers against the IRS. He aays Horoscope -of_,.. in the Wl!ll belong lo antltu......, wb!d>-,...w.r1y, 1x1t do not Ule farm.al names to avaid CXll}o splracy charges. ''TAXA110N IS 'l'BD'T.'" Bny says. "It ls theft lnim productive people who are told Ibey do not have lhe1maturity and -lo ...,hmtarlty pay for the servicel they receive.'' He aaya IRS 1Jenls \'lolate ~u-,· rlcldl tDI -tu la ·-tut!ooal. 'T..-tlott Is tlieft. It ls theft tr o • prellllC!ti- people.' -----------------~· agai!lllt free mlarprlse and Olmmmllst- lmp!red. Broy aays a oaurce In the IRS told him 11,700 protest returns were filed In Utah laat year by persona who toot steps .. ove<tly ftP)rllog falae wlthboldlng H · empt!Olll!. • Wlse -the -of protest returns waa lea than 100. The IRS lm'l alone In rejectlng the ""' called tu rebelli<ll. n...ty -In Utah aod rdabo have turned away politically o:mervatlve group& who tried to mI!Jlt the llherilfs In their cause. And the Omrch of Jesus Chr!JI or LatteNlay Saini. bas Issued Gemini: Give Yourself llrq ···-oplml Id...,_ ool P8l'IDc -laUI. "I'm TRYING TO i_. them because I dm't Ute their tactiCll," oak! Sheriff !!on! Smilh al Idaho's Madlom County after a group approached him in coo- necllon wllh the citiuns' -they fanned. '"lbef nmlnd mo of the W1J' vigjlantet opente/' Sm1tb llld. ' John F. Grlsmono of ll<u>tllul, Utah, a Mormon and author ot a boot to arTeSt and try IRS 11111 other gommmt IJlllla who ''riciate our constlbJHoul rigbls" by oel.zing -1) <r barullng tu pro. -Grbmon was found llJilty ol In- terfering with federal -and "forcibly rescuing Pl'Dl'!'l'IY (bb Cllr) wbkb bad been aeized by the U.S. g.........,t for nmipoymml of tu... The aulhor ol &DQlher tax pcWst -· 14arvin Cooley of Mesa, Ariz., WU CU!· vlct<d in -lut month of lalllng to file returns Ill 1968, 11119 and 1!1'111. COOLEY ARGUED mAT the Income tax ls an !nvulm of prlnc;y mdor the Fourth A-eol to the U.S. Omstltu- tloo and thet be bad DO Im "lo valid oonsUtuUonally legal dollara .......,,.Ille in gold and silver." Bray led a tax protl!ll demonstration last month In Salt Lake 01), and blamed rainy weather for the fact that lf!is than 50 -joined the demxlstratlm. Highway Patrol Quiz Set Room; Find.¥ our Sty'le SACRAMENTO (AP) - All possible 1lnb between hitchhikers ud crimes, who urgea othenrUe ls m!aiJ>. enthoslutle may lack ex-accldenla and other "ln-SUNDAY cld.M•" ~n •• ~-died formed. Build 1111 1<111d beee. Jl'rlence. Know It and stop car-=~ ww ~ ••• Leave s~tion to others. rytng unnecessary burden. over a six-month period by By SYDNEY OMARR Listen and ob.9erve. Be quiet CAPRICOf!N (Dee. 22.Jan. lhe Calilomta Highway- withln 19) Cy•-· ch that Patrol, Commissioner Sl'gn I am often a-·-·· or . : Cte: IS SU you c•~ LEO (J I 23-Aug -) ad ·1y to -~' v Walter P u d i n s k y an-dlsllking or ignoring: Taurus. u Y . -: overrome vers1 =ue e Sign many say 1 overem-Relative may act 1n 11upset-goal. Howei11er. goal ma.y not nounced. MAY 20 Ung" manner. Key ls to main-be the obvious. Some changes · THE srubv, being .. . !f.e: Leo. Sign aome claim taln balance. R.itiso to be are indicated, lnclud!ng plans made at the requesl or the · mbundemand: Sagtttariua. drawn Into r-"-• argumen·t. and dlrecl"-•. ' -could be In Le · I Ul · l I clualil I t · to be A.. ...-.ru.:w1 •v•... ucv g:is ature, w 1nvo ve · n 8 y, 8 nve vu-"'--1 .. 1 v1-o _._...._. could picture along with ......... Hus. I! ·t Li d h "r ' · jective and to give .. equal ~vol -• G,,.... ....... ~ ~-· a c1 Y po ce an s eru s time" to all ol tbe mdi1C1l be in ved. uard agaiml AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. departments. . qno. I am Interested In your omollonal wear -and -tear. 18): Take path ol least Pudlnsk! said tbey will vlew1 and """""°"· Do Y"11 Gnu!ual chango wtD occur. -· Give yoonell time be required to 111bmlt acl-, led you have been d!slhred, lg-VIROO (Aug. 23-Sepl. Dl: to gain proper perspective. dltlonal reports on "each nored or~" ... '"' lo a-• Jl'lmll,y member may haYe Coopenle w I I b CaprleGrn. incident Inv o 1 v l n g a ~ .. -~.... t..ul.. hitchhiker." •. alant! ,Lei me lmowl em •~~-to -.. et. lntuillm ls m target. nus\ ' • cllplomallc, lalr and firm. Inner Ieellngs. Overall view Is The reporll ~ to ln- AlllllS (lh'rch=h 19): Tara, Lll/ra -Jll'lb-"""""88J'). Pu! logelher bib cl!lle -Ibo -Accent now • on legal ablJ will be ID picture. ni.•t and pieces. • -biker wu Ille vl<llm ·or , >llcltt ~ ~ ore! atl<m;>t lo.'°""' lssueL Whal PISCES (Feb lll-1\larch 11>). the suspect, whether ~ or 'the tey.' P-11..!!•t':f!t: ~·-~-lelf_ncei>•.Frteb'da ,;..y have ~ta.;.;":1r11np.!Qred, qUaJll!es ol Ind!" ldeD6tt, ~· u.e. . ( ~ Re!haln"llb--flow forth. You ~gull. I LIBRA.illot.~,'):bi;al: Jectm.. Don't beconuJ fb. • 1be-legillatlonr. "rlgltt" people Be confldent' You mafliive f0,'8~ extrlcably Involved. Member qu.,ting the atudy was ! . . ieartng down In order lo begin of oppolltte ... rnlghl play key wrllten by Sen. La""""" ? " -TAURUS (Aprll 20-May 20): process ol re bu If d l n g . role. One who bluslel'!I ls blul-W a l s b ( D -Huntington : Lunar a• p e ct emphaslus Perceive potential Don't feel flng. Know il and respmd ..,. Park). • ablllty to aaln by lreod!ng past methods ""' the only ~-BE SAID be was In- · J llgbtly. Be COOl!lderate. Solt ones avatla~. Be an In-IF TODAY IS YOUR tereited In wbother the I sell best serves your purpoaes. mvator. You are dUe to chance of an accident ts , ~ tndlvld1i81 .1111i1!11 play reoelve ..lid offf!J': _ ·-11!!!'.fll!!AY you are sleadlast, tncnued when blid> l hnporlant role. Cbect facll. SCOllP~Oi:t. 23-Nov. 21): ....Ww, capable ol ..... hllm are picked up or , Be aware ol -vlous com-.. _._ be -'·'-''-•. wvtng and earning. You are I . ~--.. ,...... m....._~ ~ ........ '6 JX"Od""*'-and A"'"'.,. should et oat on or near u~w•Y l mltmeqt& Take limo to be poall!ve. lie y;,;.°' most ... ~canl· """"· J GEMINI (May 21-JIDlO 20!: Older Individual lilould be -1~~mm=~th=of~tbls~-~yea=r=. ==~' ~~=~~===~ l ;rorceo land lo be ICltter.d. IUlted. Tqdsqcy ls lo tey l Bui thla resu11a In abUlty to doing too much al once. You ' dl.....ily, lo be versatlle and have ~ authority than i to ralu. Don~ !eel evemtitnil rnlghl be~ Shike off ~ must be eccompli8bed af onci. groundlesa fear. , Give youroeU room. El-SAGl'ITAIUUS (Nov. 22- " perlment. Flndyourownatyle. Dec. 21): Money could be ii> > CANCER (June II.July 22): volved In declalon to break • study Taanis meM&ge and go witb some aspecl< ol the past. ~ slow. Patience and attention to Explore better ways of ~ detalla are a requlslte. One dlstrilxltlon. Friend who ts -. • • • • • • • • , l • . • -• l • ' , " j , • " -• . , , , ' " j • • , l , l -l ' . ' l l • ' . ' l • • • • -' ' • ~~ • • • . The Newport Ballet Ask>Ciation Praen11 ~Pii'l.~ d n~o.rr.atat. The Newport Ballet Company ........... , .... Mona Frances "Days Of Future-~_pst" Choreoc)raphy by SNfan Wenta •'•• wttft • '" ... ,,.., ... c. t,y .... Stanley Holden Dance Center Workshop -· Pas de Deux -Lois El~n & Gordan Daniel Sunday, May 20-4:00 _""' ___ ... p .fO ~ ltM ~A tt.••• Tkllltt..W••pMf ... II ,_ _ _..,. ... W-1171 • Ulll 4!Wtll • ,.,..ec..,..,...... .... ..._...,,..,.wa1s 11111 .. MsW'POltf C\ILTUllAL ARn C8NTllt ' : I llllCIO CUISTWO Land of the.Pons . . UNSPOU.ED, SEClllDED 2% to 3 acre ranchos amid the great oaks of Clewland National .M>rest Wrlte for OW' rree, i.DUltrlted brotbore. UllCID CIPISTUID 21n,,,,,... lldW. lollo 1, u.i... o.t11. ,_ _ (7141 nwm . St.fir Perlor-.. YOWlgeot dancer at MilWM!kee PoW!oW WU Palrlck Deoora, 2. He tam bow (aboV<>) after walt!ng !or cue (bot· tom). Ex-editor Files Suit New Park Remains P . • • r1m1ti.ve RICllMoND (AP) -You have to be quite a walker even to reach pt, Pinole "walltlng park" -the entrance ts llio miles rrom the parking lot. The director says no cars are allowed !nalde the part to avoid disturbing the natural environment. And he warns lha4 il n~. tbe llUlllber ol vlsllors will be Umlted. Pl'. PINOLE lnciudea 1,000 acres of beac.bel, tree groves. meadows, marshes and Udelands M the outskl11s or an urbanly lmpa<led area. "lt'a: a natural, beauUful area that coold be eu!ly destroyed U overrun with pe<> pie. U you aUowed loo many people in here it could destroy the values that the park was _ acquirid for," said Richard \4 'rrudeau, director of the Eut Bay Regional Park District. THE PARK, Including 3\io miles al San Frandaco Bay shoreline, was bought for $6 million last month f r o. m Bethlehem Steel which bad a plant Oil the sifj!. "It ls probably the only place you'll find anywhere on the San Francisco Bay that la juat about the way it wu a ceoWry ago,'' be said. AN111ROPOLOGY ..,,i- SAN JOSE (AP) -Oiarg-Georg •. O>les o1 ~nlr1l Ooota =tor~!~,~~~~ Scanlan'• magzines bu filed a comm u nJ t y .of naUve '1 ml111m suit here agalnal the Americans, lllllY have ln- Intemal Rtvenue Service. habllod the part area several Warren H!nctle m had thousand yeara ago. aoochl an injunction In U.S. "You can find a llttle bit ol District Court to prevent the the -... debrla ol babita· IRS '""'1 aucl!Olllni Ill• home · tloo In IJie &real ~ ID lie~ of •1,504 ID uppald 1971 ahell wastes and aal! ol a klncl liicame tues. ' genenJ1y . asaodl~th I Tbe !RS 1!led "utreme and Bhor<ltno lite,~ he d. ~ 4'11rlgeod0 collection pn> that his teams ha~ ' dll- cedures,''. Jlinkl• charged. alni ID the aru. '. .~ .- - •. •, :·· ... , . ,•_., .... ' •: .. ; .. ·; . Sii'""'· .. ., 19, 197) DAILY PILOT W Real Deluge Flood From Watergate llJ D!Cll WEST WASH!NGTOH (UPJ) - R-.1 !1oc¥1s Ill the MlalPlp. pl Valley bave e •••ii -hi• Ill the rortolgbi alnce Pr<sldellt Nixon Oew over the .,_ and cleslgnaled five stal<s u !nil<>< dJsute< .,...., A delu(e of a dllrerent IOl1 eontlra!eo lo -hlvoc in the capllal, ho-. Ally day now Y"11 !nlY be reading a dlspatcll aomewhlt along thiJ line. Wubingtoll. -Pr<sldent Nlx<a declared parts ol the White HOUie a dlsaster area today J>ecau,. of the heavy flood ol damapg disclosures fmn the Watergate. The proc1amallon makea pi<Sidmtlal ald<o drlvoo '""" oll!ce by the Oood ellglble ror emergency legal defeme losns andboll- IN ADDmON to the atarr members already rorced to Oee by the riling Ude o1 evtd...,., It appea1'd thlt aeveral other olflc!als """' In over tbelr bead!. Then> .... """" doubt In oome quarten that the Preoi- dent blmaelf was on safe .....,.i. -Tbe :Watergale flood was lllarted a rew weeks ago by a minor grand jury leak. Ellorta were made to contain the flow of tmpllcall-by piling up asndhlp lllled with Pf'"' releaaes. BllT THESE pre v ad Woe/ully lnaclequala ... d quickly became lllopel 111 ... Flood stage ---the dam ol • mwly lormed Seoalo 1.-!ptlnr commltt<e broke, llel1dlo& tor-- reola of allegallooa guablng toward lbe Wbllo -apd wulliol aqy a wall of u - ecuUve Jrivilege. An extra cttW wu JIUt on duty lo help pump out denloll. lxlt they were unable to u.p up with the overllow of ..,. Cl•Utinrut. AFl'ER A couple ol f...,... Nixon campaign aillda1' wen swa mped, others be g a n heading ror hlgher ground. vowing they would not be i.rt up the creel< without a PoddJo. Rescue W<ll'ter1 said the out~ pouring ol lnc:ulpatlng reporta from grand jury, FBI, llenat4i and White HouSe sources wu made woneby a rre.hetol riimor, bearasy and goulp. "'lbele are the most damag- ing revelatlona lo hit the Whlto Houae llnce the foundotloo was ahalten by dlacloeuro ol Shennan Adams' Im~ during the Elaenbower acl- mlnistntion,.. said a Red Cross vohmteer alter an aerial lnspectloo al the ...... KJNDBEARTED resldeoU are opening their bomea to White H<>:use aides caught ln the inundation and nearby churches are serving u tem- poraiy shelters. Some vktlms ol the flood, most of whom are not covered by acandal inlurance, are ex .. pected to -1t reluio ID lho Filth Amendment. BUG WORLD TURNBD Arab turns the Bug World Upside Down with a guaranteed ·DO-IT ~YOURSELF professional TERMITE CONTROL PLAN that can SAVE you up to $300 or MORE. ' I That'• rlghtl For fess than $30 and Juat I few I hours of your time you can rid your home of the Termite Menace With ARAB IJ-00.IT. We will show you haw-Call or Vlalt todftY·. " ~ ....... , .•. --c:.i•. ---............ c..H. ·l/~~~.t'= .. r . . M•t••••• W .. Hw1h1w ......... Celf .. . ,,_,,_ " ............ c.lf .. ................ c...--. c.11 .. I I • • ·1 ·~~-·-·~~~~~~~~-(;-o~••_•_•_n_e_n_t_·_·~__,·•_g_e_'_._:·_:~_·_~·~~ .. ~~'.-~~_:~___,,~~:---:-___ j · . , , .. · · Man;1 ' . , Hiswry a Ti~il of Broken Treaties By DON llleLBOD ' '~•led ,,._ l'r\fa' u!'" .J:"::.':li~ = tr .. u .. II tl1l1 atee any trutJ' b ratmed, It becomeJ part GI U.S. ""·And, Ilk< any_ !a,,, It CID be amendod, IUpeneded er ,. ~aled by a newer law. . So lnakln1 ao Jadlan tnaly may not be b\lnQrable, bul II can be perfeclly "8111-. I I 1 I EVEll IN ~A!IES where there bu been no leall lusllflcalloo fO< bttaldn& a tr.a. ly, llldlao tribes have ollen found 1bemailvu without tbe power 1o ,..,,. compllanc!e. 'Ille qtiestion d lMlan otandlng, and therelore·c:laim lo the llmd on which Ibey live, has been ~ since tllo llrsl white men came to A.mei'l.ea. Chatles V, king of Spain and grandaoo of Fenllnand 1111d lsabella, made the llrsl attempt al defming lnd1an property righU and turned lo FrandBcus de Vic- toria, pro(e890I' at the Univenity of Salanw>ca and one of the fcremoet theologians of his day. Vicloria Bild Indians had UUe lo their land and Spaniarda could oot claim il by virtae or diSoovery. He suggested that if Europeans wanted Indian land, they buy it. ' Vlcrc>RIA 'S ADVICE was not always taken literally, as white explorers con- tinued to Claim new discoveries In the name d European nfonarebs, although his ideas· survived in an unwritten code which generally ucribed sovereignty to the white kin«• but tille to lh~ Indiims. The English coloniuns followed this role, and individual colonies passed ordinances requiring acqulsiUon of Jn. dlan land be by purchase authorized by the colonial goverrunent. BUT AT THE close or the war George Waablngtart expounded the theory lhat Indian lands were ''conquered provinces'' aa a mull of lhe military victory over lhe Brltlab. In 1714, CU>gress appointed com- mhlloom to negotiate peace lmns wllh Indians along the frontier and set up bomldarl ... making It clear lllal lhe I«· tltory belonpd lo lhe govermienl although lhe Indians oooJd live on it. '"Ill< United Statea alone pooaess the sovereign power within the limita de9ctlbed al lhe 1"" lttaly a( peace between lhem and lhe king of F.ngland," David Ramsay, chairman ol I he Congress declared. "You may abo assure the Indians that they tell lies who say lhal lhe kin& of England baa not In hia late treaty with the United States glven up to them tbe lands of the Indians." But the Indians resented t he governmeot'a approach and it became ap- parent lhat lhe United States, which bad no standlng Army once lhe Revolution waa over, was going to have to aoften Its stand or fight. CONSEQUEN'ILY, lbe secretary of war in 1788 reconunended a new policy of purebaslng . land the government bad been virtUally confiscating In peace trea!ies. Moo.ey was appropriated to .... --------------~ Delawan!, <llippen ...S 0 II a "1 , ealablisbing • hew ollldaJ "flew "' lndlan laods rlghls. In the.. ~rt tr.au.., lhe United Statea gave up claim to designated tenit..-y lo be held by the In- dians. 'Ibe early treaties contained several olber provisions lmplY"'8 a tlfllree of In- dian oovereignly. As early as the l'T18 Delaware treaty, the government guaranteed the integrity of Indian territory. Boundaries were set oul between U.S. terrttory and. lndllo land and between Indian nalioos, just u the map of Europe was redrawn after the World Wars. IN SOME CASES passprts were re-- quired d U.S. dtl7.ens going into Indian nation!. Some treaUes provided ex· traditioo provlaiom. Locatlan of military post> on Indian lands wu negotiated Just aa lhe United States locatea laclliUes oveneas today. TrNUes •tcned lrilh -m tribes In 1735 and 1716 provided tllat any U.S. citizen attempting to settle on Ind.Ian land forfeli.d the protectloo of the United States. - The U.S. government ob vi o u ! I y recognlr.ed an lnlpnallonal character to Indian relation! and aeveral · treatit1 attpulated that having allied lrilb ihe United Stales, the Indians could not ally with other nations. Indian natlom bad fanned a!Uances lritb firal ooe PoWer and tbeo another in lbe many wars among Europeana ID lhe American wtldemess. Some joined lhe llrilillh agalnsl lhe Americans in the Revoluticn and the War fl.. 1812. IN THE AMEIUCAN Civil War. some tribes formed lttaty alliances wtlb lhe Confederacy and tbeo r<neiolia!ed wtlh lhe United States alter the war.· But time eroded whatever standing the Indians had as independent natiom. Some treaty provis.ions b e e a m e obsolete, such u lhooe requiring the govenunent to provide grist mills and blacksmiths to repair hwtting rifles. A Cherokee treaty still requires the govern· ment to hire mounted riders at $30 a day to guard tile reservation. Such anacbrml.sms encourage a view or the treaties as qu.ai.nUy oot of date and not to be taken seriously, although some guarantee3 of goods and services are still vitally Important to lbe Indians. These annuities, though vital today, were lhe fll"Sl step In downgrading Indian stature. They made the I n d i a n s dependeiii.Jlll the~ at• time -the !hrinking lnlnlier denied their tradilional" huntsman's livelli-1. ~ Oii lhe part "' Indiana In-vited willies to take advantage. Defeated by U.S. lori:es In 1114, Ille a-.eb "'"' fomd to aurrender 2:1 millloo ...-., ball tbelr anoeolral domain, allhoug)I a big chunk of ff beJooged to !Oya! Indians. ~ ci.rttunstances made Indians more dependent and IOJS able to reslsl, olber tribes acctpted lhe inevitable and fonnaiired similar ammgements, signing away what remained of their ln· dependence. In a. typical treaty, signed in 1116.l, the Arapahoe aod Cbeyenoe "agreed and stipulated that lhe president, Wilb lhe assent of Coogress aball have full power to modify or change aoy of tile provisions ol former treaUes. • • " Finally. Congress enidicated Ille la•l il· lusion of Indian Independence by legislating In 1871 "lhal berealteT no n· dljlll nalioll .or tribe within lhe lerril<>ry of the United Statea shall be acknowl· edged or n!«lgllized .as an lnd~ent nation, tribe or power with whom the United States may contract by treaty.'' IN 1903 lhe Supreme Coort said Congress cou1d break old treaties and take Indian land so long as it was justified by cin:umstances "which wtll not onJy . justify tbe government in disregardiJJK the sUpulatlom Of lhe trea- ty' but may demand. in the interest or the coontry and lhe Indians themselves, that 1l should do so ... Anything goes, the court said, u long as it is "con&lstent with perfect good lailh towards lhe Indians." In~ today claim tile government has found it in their best 1nterest to allow lhelr lands I<> be dried up 0< flooded by , :._, UPIT......,. 'CONQUERED PROVINCES' Polley Maker W11hlngton dams, ravaged by strip mining.. denuded of forests, stripped of minerals and turned over to real estate developers. They say the government's own agen- cies often have done the most d8.mage, or have encouraged Indians to sell their birthright by fostering strife between tribal factions. "That is ooe reason why Indians today are pointing guns at white men again, and at each otbet:.'.? ~-----Our Man fn San Francisco -----. Red Chinese Ping-ponging _Around U.S. U.S. Takes Frie,nds· for Granted By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -ConveotM>ns are now the lifeblood of Baghdad-by· th&Bay, or. so we'Ve been told by the proponents of $500 million Verba Buena Center, and trus week the lifeblood is rich indeed, pulsing with some of the most corporate corpuscles 1n lhe 1.na. Gathering here in solemn cooclave is the American Institute o f Architeds, the creme de la creme. the eJitisb' elite, the thousands upon lhousarlds . ol Incontestable geniuses who have changed the face of eYery city, 8an Francisco most delinJtely not excepted. Walking among us mere mortals will be titans ol the T-fqWU'e who have gfven us such wonders as pyramids Wilh ears, filing cabinets in lhe sky. vertical ice tray!, BO-story decks of cards and, ln the ~ of this once dellcately poised metropolis, the living (dying?) embodiment of the dark monolith of "2001." Not to menUon round apartment houses that acreW themselves into the ground in case cl nuclear attack. Let us bid welcome to these princes of the Plastic Inevitable, for they b2ve made us what we are today. Very, very nervous. CAENFE'ITI: You can't say the Nixoo administratioa discriminates against Democrallc archllecls. S. F.'s John Carl Warnecke has just landed the plum assignment of the year, that is desi~ the new-new Senate Office Building in Washington, a $48 rnlllloo job. This i.J not to be confused with the "new" SOB, built in the 19505, « the old SOB, built in the 1880s, both of whiCh wUl continue in use, and isn't it amazing how much space 100 Senators ~ ~'~~-.'ff .. , ~~ i:.~ j . reqllire? (John Carl's explarirtloo: "ft'• all those Xerox machines!") AFTER SEEING thal great movie, ''Cabaret,'' Dr. Robert Lichtenstein of Los Allol turned to lhe original Chrlltopber 1 Isherwood ' ' B er I i n Stories," IMpiration fot" the film., and ran acrosa tMJ eetjly famlliar Une, spoken·by e young Nazi: "Tile Fulrer does not want war. Our program stands for peace, with honor!" HERE & THERE: Mainland China's 1()..man delegation to the U.S., en route from PelOOg to Washlngtm, stopped al lhe St. Francis and Gm. Mir.' Bill Quinn had a Maodarin least reedy for them (lhe hotel'• lwo Chinese chel.! had spent all day preparing ff). However, after looking at the meni in Victor's, the hotel's roof t QJ!: restaur&IX, the Otlnese o rd ere d French orDm 90Up, sirloin of beef, strawberries and tea, period end aor· ry. The Slate Dept. pldted up the tab and llOOlhed the Chinese cher. wtlh _lips. HOW COMMERCIAL it hu all become: a kid I know wrote to Roman Gabriel for an aul<>graphed photo last football season and finally got It a few days ago -along with order blanks for a Roman Gabriel watch, T.shirt, wall plaque and atadhDll cushion •.. Of coor.ie, l!1'al kind of kid woold want Roman Gabriel 's autograph In the first place? Allies Like Japan, Not 01,d Foes, Hold Key Tht author, a proftuor at Harvard University, ii a former U.S. ambas· sador to Japan . Hi! remark.a art from a May 4 speech in San Fronciico be· fort tht Commonwealth Club of Calj.. /omio.. I /' I -J ' ' By EDWIN U,.iUfSCl"VER. , The administration In ·washinglon haa con<:entrated mainly ro relaliot>!llliPo with our adversaries. But these seem to be a declining part of our general ·fn. ternatiooal problem. The balance of power was oOce all-consuming in it.s in· terest;. it i.s not so today. War is no longer an acceptable altematlve to peace fw an,y major nalim. Our great prol>- letll9 of the future are problem! of cooperatiQn, including cooperaUoo wi~ our friend!. There are grave pobtems in wr re1a· lions with Japan to which we have not addressed ourselves. We have taken the Japanese for granted. Jap8ll has risen economically at such an astronomical rate that it and the rest of. the world were unable to adjust to the situaUon economically, Polillcally and, most of all, psychologically. No country in history bas risen at a rate of 11 percent per aoown for a period ol 20 years_ ll is oot surprising lhal lbis rate of growth bas CTeBted all som of fn. tematiooal problems. BECAUSE OF Japan's great depen- dence upon foreign natural resources, and tberefore upon foreign markets I<> pay for them. the rate ol. trade ha risen even faster. ll baa doubled every 5 yem, which translates as a·aliteen-told growth in the past 20 years. Japan haa suddenly become lbe number three comtry ID the world. ~ In some ways. sbe mllbt be called the nwnber two shaper of the WOl,'ld because, next to us, she i.s doing mare than any olber country I<> fashion lhe lulure d lhe globe. The Japanese have not seen their tremendous success. As a result, they have been very slow to grant reciprocity These are some of oµr anxieties. On in terms of the letting in of indwitrial the part of. the Jawinese, there are grave goods and foreign investments. 1bis bas anxieties over the stra•...nic and Political caused great irritalioo. tQ others, . -,;• particularly lhe IJ.S.; whldi ... Its one. re~cit!MiP In lhe . Mutual Security liJ!ltlJl'.'l.cle surplus wllh Japa!! turned iJ>. Treaty. 'Ibis has enablecl J-lo ,jiend I<> a '4 billion. deficit. . -. -. • . . . .-less tball I pi!t<i!nl." i/,a ~ /"'~; The Japanese Y!ew11iem!elv'1! &s a na· • product on delenf!O tt\!di la"·'!"< o(,~ lion isolated throughout much· ofChislocy reasons !hat ~y ~ and stUl behiol tremendous language gone SO: well. But Ja~.w.~· banien. They feel lbemselves part of an · psychoJQgibilly for .this bargain - extremely bomogenous culture having a military bases in Control Of a foreign' strong sense of the 'we' m ~to the power m Japanese 50il and a sense ol in· 'they.' 'I1tey feel themselves poor, subordination. because they are poor ln many ways. Both sides have been slow to recognize They are a terribly aowded ~tiop, and the need for t'hange -a change in at· ~ titudes as well as policies. There are .The onl11 "lable -ultn- natitle seems to ·be • re- shapitlfJ of the Amerie!11n relatfollshlp. It tn u s t come to reflect •• aui- tude of f~ence alUI real equ4llltff. thooe who feel that Japan, feeling fe. jected by lhe U.S. and becoming disalcbanted wtlh playing a subordlnale role in U.S. foreign policy, would shift to a relationship with the Soviet UDim or <llln;:a. This is oonlj>letely onreallstlc, Neither of these oountries could passibly .be lbe trading partne< wtlh Japen lhal we are. Another pooiUon haa ocairred to Japan ~ -which is far more plausi,ble-and that is space I! a wealth the Japmese will never have. Tbey also find lbemselves . in an .aJOOlllicalJy precarious position, for lhey do depend upm glo!Jel markets and· foreign resourceo In a way tbilt no other country does. IT IS SMAIL wonder lh;lt , lhe Japanese have tended to be IOl!le'Wbat jq. aecure and slow to adju.!t; but we have le1ded lo overreact, DOI ~ lhe telllj)Onley Diiie "' lhe problems. Both we and lhe ~ have ~ treinetidously l....cilJl ol wbat Wt call Japan, Incorporated. "1Dlolllr\as Jepao has acbleved lhobosl"patielii ol ba8Jcally free mterprise wtth . ei;!)elllnl .80!tirit- menl direction otllMs.~ We should adrnino · Ille. ~t rather lhan loot ~"It as aomellllng sinlsttt. We run geal>!lnger In having a shift In lhe tide of world trade which bao been so belleliclel to au of us. a pooition of Independent rivalry wilb lhe U.S. wtlh lhe implication ol limited reamianient if required to stand alooe But most Japanese recoil from this coune of adioo for all of its problems with respect.Jo domestic politics and ef · fects en the adversary rela.tiomhips in Soulheasl lltld,Soulb Asia. . ' THE'iiNL"f OOLE alternative seem. lo be a ~ ol tile American rela· tloruhip. ll ""'5i come to rellect an at· liludo of Interdependence and real equality. This 'la what WO have been ler- 11bly slow in doin8, and this is what the Japanese BJO oo terribly concerned about. Are we reaUy a reliable partner in _ 4elerue,? And ii .!'e are, are we wtlmg to play the game as true ro-equals? Our relatkioship wtlh Japan should be exactly as it is wtlb Weslem Europe. We nm a great risk of drifting apart. The American initationei and worrie1 on 'CURRENT UNDER SURFACE' Ja_,.n Witcher Reitchauer the economic: side play against the Japanese worries aQd anxieties about the ' defense and political relation.ships. Tbe mistrust and fears can build on each other all loo easily. The real basic prof>. lem I believe is a lack of com4 munication and meaningful dialogue. U Japan drifts toward a more isolated or military pooition because of a Jack of confidence in us, then the animosities and tensions in East Asia will mount very severely, whicil could 'result tn a catastrophe for all of us. The Japanese crisis does not surfaceias @ sudden, great exploston. It is a air,nmt undei the ·Surface, all the more dangerous because people are not aware of it ; and that ctrrent, iI not revened, can move us into deeply troubled waterS by lhe end of this century. PR Boom: State Tax Dollars Polishing ·Apples ,'. adverUslng and pubUc rolalionJ caJ dueted by lhe VariOUJ agenclea ol llat.. government, and the amount of public lurid> being expended for I b o 1 e purposes." ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Public relations is a big btmioen for the nation's most populous state. Such &pending in California iJlu!tratel the size to which state public relations can grow. Californians pay out millions that go IU a dally cascade of pres! releases, pamphlel.I, books on state government, tourist brochures, state @.&en cy reports and for the salaries of hundreds of penoos responsible ror producing thia: in- formation. 11fE , TAXPAYER'S dolla r also co n· tributes" to a certain amount of image· polilbfnf by Ible bureAucr11ts and politi· dam. Alt.bough accurate Ogures are hard to come by, It 1J utimated tha t Calllorn ia has about 120 employes working full timt Jn pubUc relalJonl: for state agencla:, and """'1da-ably mort U one counts aides lo the alale't IJO l~a ancl Govtmor Raiald Hagan's efgh~member public In· . . fonnatioo staff. Salaries !or th<S< people In ~fomia range from lbe •10,l!OI paid a bOginnlng PIO, to th< '28,1171 1 year earned by Reagan's P"" !<Crelary Ed Gray. Calilomi• offlcllls said lbey oould not uy how much money ls 1pent on PIO work, but !late Capitol ireporter! estimate lhe figure al about IS mll1ion annually. "PUBLIC INFORMATION is so dil· rocuJt 1<> label." said A. Alan Poll, !he Cal~ornla Legislature's ...._tisan fl.!cal ad viser. "It'! so dlfrlcult to es:4 tract. We were unable to put on any kind or meaningful price tag. We finally threw up our hands." The output of th< PIOs ls Impressive. For example. durin8 1 1Jplca1 111-liour period al C.lilotnla'a .ttai.. Capitol at Sacramaito, II pnu rtl..... were lOtlaed Into lhe "in" baskd of '111e Asooci· at«I Pttas' bureau there -aboot one every eight mlnutes. Tile state operates Its own printing plant, wbloh did '" millloo worlh of wort; last year. Among Its products la a er.e, lull color, 24-page bndlure on "California -The Golden Slate," and t>lhei IUU color pampillel.I on lhe leglalature, as welt u a bardbound 0 Blue Jlook" on ital• govemmenl publlsbecl every four years. Th• 1171 llsue has IUll col« piclutts of Reagan and other atate olflceholders and Is S45-pages thick. It seU. for $10 bUt C.pll<>I rePorlCJ> get lr<e coplei. They also get each year a hardbound book COD· taining biographies and plcture1 of .state lawmakers. Each has the reporter'• name embossed ln gold on the cover. THE MOST eye-atdllng publication Issued r<OOllly by the stale ii a brochure published by the Division of Tourist Development In lhe Clll!omia Depar\- menl GI Oltnm<ree. Wltll luli color oo all but one of lts 20 polJOS, It coal f19,llOO- State · a~les, indepei>dent boanls, lql&latlve committees ·and t b e a huge blowup -of lhe domed Cepll<>I governor'• -ls111e a stream of on-bulldlog and. make a film. .Up for home nual ot moothly reporta. u 1 u a 111 district televlalon ststlon•, If he wants I<> ~aphod on colored paper and hln: a camer&mM. 'Ibere are also •"'f.n!I lnll> lhe hundreds ol pages. fscilltles ror prepariQi tapes !or home C.tiltol•reporlen esllmate tbey get IUCb lolrtl radio stations .. reiil>ria on &11 averace of Old a <1&1, What -~ lhe purpose ol lhe .normow Slate lawinobrs ore mtlllod. lo ·w.. ; pulllJailf. apjloratusl pe~Pi'1a· "lnfannallonal ~gs" lo Tiu! olf!dal anawer Is lhal ii :?;''" to ~ts. The~'!., ~~1. membftl ~9the .P<O~• ~ what lhe state get .. '!.'.'"f'a year,""'!-~ to.".Mton ~ l ... Thi ~ relations. operation doe! alltttid 1$ "!"ts· per rec1slljted -· , mau,,-~P 1mounts of lnfomuiUon wh1Cbuauall1'1loll•~OW11 to,~ mailings ~v•lhjJll"110.-tbe pl\bllc and the media. a year. ' · But ~ ,., a ,ttiid<ncy, In lhe view of The 1\1111•8 11 lell lo ll!e lq!sl,alO<. One miniy~ !or lhe govtmmenl ap- Hepubll<an .otate Mna..-, ~ohn Nejtdly pal'.atu.I lb.'~ all cled•iona es bold of Walriut <nok, ...,. Wider .nr. lasl amNecJSive and to give as Utile publicity yetr from an elect.Ion opponent who ao-as possible to aetlonr likely to arouse cused blm of oavlqr up JU malllnp and public ire. isslllnC lwo of them during hll re-<leclloo . campoign. Nejedl,v won. SAYING GOVERNMENT "oughtnot lo _ J>nlPliant!lie lls dllzens,'' Celi!omla BURIED DE£P in lhe Capitol 11· .U-blyjnan Jobn V-1Jol Jn. 8acralnenlo II _a .tmall tereviliah studio trodU<e!i • moluti"I' IUI year celling for wbeni 1 lawmaker can 1ppear ID frool or a •!Udy Of "the mture _and Htent or • --·-- Saturday, May 19, 1973 The commc,nt pafe of the Dally Pilot 1eeks to Inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com· 1neotary on~ies of iht..r- eSt and si icance from informed 'o rvers a n d 1pok01men. Robert N. w...i, Publllhw I - • - cor .. or ar I ge:t I . -· " ... " , 1 . .. •, • r :; •• ' t I • I ~ ! • ' - • ,. .. ,, • ;..,l ~· \ • . 14_ ~ , ~ • ' "":" . !~ ...... . .. .,... . ' ·. .. .... _, .. _. ' ' ~'\ ., .. -,~ " . ,;. He,. 11 is another Spring l:illturday and just aroond the =e~i:C:t~~I~?1f 1 ~~i of Uncle Len's little friends a.re really \ooking forward to getting awiy for a while. I -sure am. · ,, We had a really swell tumout in lbis week's con- . ·too!L :nio.< ambulances do a i ll~ ~ aave lives in timea of emerg>ncy and I'm glad to ~ see so many of you know what .~ they do. ., ·· ~ 'lbl5 week, we'll have two ' big topics Oii which to base • f yoor artwork, \>Oew and ev<n I your riddles if }'<lit can 1hink' · up good ones. '. . ,, ' . ' - - . -.. . ' -. ' . - I -... . . '< •. --:" ~ ·-. t How many of you have been to t!ie zoo or wild animal parts where you've seen a new animal for the first tline -one yOu never thought e1- 1'ted. * PRIZE WINNER * How many times have )'OU been asked to name all the animals you know? Do you come up with the cammon ones like dogs, cats, elephants, hippos, horses, cows arid so Cheryl Roul11u, 11, 339,12C.llo Borrego, Son Ju.n Caplmano ~ forth? , ,' But nO matter how many 1 • animals you can lhlnk up, Ally child under 12 cao .. 1er Uncle Len's Contest. Here's Ill you do: (I) lll'aw picture on ple<e ol plain, white paper 512 Inches wide and • inches deep. Use black Ink and make Unea black. (2) Do POI copy or trace pichn. lt~must be your own work. (3) ,Put your name, age and address oo bacl: of drawing. Mall " to Uncle Len's Ari Contest, eo. 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82626. Entri .. must be .-i•ed by noon on ~y for producllon Clll ,lbe following saturday.·Wlnner will receive Kenneay, half dollar. ~ • . yoq'll.n,ever,corpe close to hlt- ' -<ing the grand t>tal of rooghly ,·, 1,200,000 '"1ima1 species that there are in the world. There are far more animals than people in, the world but ·unfortunately many of the most beautiful ones are being gradli&lly destroyed as man spreads outward. There are anlmals like emus 'and oryxs, gazelles and koalas that most of us would never think of on that 'list of. the world's creatures. But they are there and many more just like them -funny names on strange animals that most "of us lg ...... Make it a point . to team which of the world's ezotlc, rare animal8 are endangered and may not be around much longer for us to see. Make preservation of the less-known species ooe of your topics lo.-the week. And, though I'm sure some of yoo won't like it, why don't you work on some art and poems on summer school. Each batch foiffiid iioin • unique mbture a"4 lhoitg!>,a!l granite is rated as ~ Do How do minerals dlff .. irom two deposits .,. euctly alike. Uncle Len know> msny yoongste~ In Hunt I n·g ton Beach who . will a I t e o d wooderfu1 classes of their own choice this ~er just heca1!se they want to learn something .. Of course, summertime is a time to learn fun tblnp •bout the world arotmd us·and ab:>ut our own talents in art, reading, writing and many other tbing.1. So make that your second choice for topics of the week and really pact the old mail bag -1 week. ' Honorable mentions m· art tbls -k go to Cliff Ballard, I , of Htmtlngton Beach; Dean Clark, 4,-0f·Coi!ta Mesa; Cindy Clark, 6, Costa Mess; 'Robert Ballard, B, Htmtlitgton·Beach; Andy Clark, B, Huntington Beaob; Lori Porath, 7. Hun- tington Beadl; Karen Loomis of Irvine; Connie Knapp, 4, of Newport .Beach; Patrick Knapp, 7, of Newport Beach and one mention in poetry to Jane Holloran, 9, of Costa Mesa. Corner-.---. ' ·RIDDLES and' JOKES · * PRIZE WINNER Cruise: 1:H.9w, can .;rQu "te~.if u{ eie- pbant'r been ID· your re!rigera- tor?" steve:. ••1 don't know, how?" Cruise: uyou will always find foot. prints fu the jello.'.' De,.._ Wk-vlel, t, :In V .. S1l1tM, S• ClelNIM ncb? 'Ibis i,, not" tiue M of the mineral ~··"in the I ==================:::::J Bri<:ks are bricks and housos granite "!cl:-. 'l'J!ke J.pr e•· '- :~~a,!'°=.~::: -.Je \be •ill?· It i> made of.-------------------..., ~. "..-;;::: riloijcules, eaCh ot wllich is ·a :wim ~~ minerals and Uie lpl!Cifically co.nstr'u'Cte.d ;....U, ~t_ least for mool of Ille packige of Oii" awm of sillcotl ~way.1'owever, in a, few c~ · ~ . two atoms of oxygen. a . ~ ·may be -eall~/a. Silic& molecules ipay be uaed · IIl1110S'llLaod a reasooably piD'e -In-gritty aanil, clear quartz · ~ ll\l!Y, occur In IOtt · CrySti.1 and clounS of other .. foini. BUt most rocU In 1be subsiances. AU of them have earth's crust are composed of similar properties.J>ecause all assorted chemicals c a 11 e d are the same ba!tc miDeraI minerals. with the ' same b a s 1 c An amateur rockhoo.nd may mokcules. · * Rocks are inade from min- A LIFE . SAVER Whining by at a terrilic speed, The ambull!nce is on its way To.help someone in Jiis boar of need · 'They're working day and night Zooriling clown the -I.JO. fast His red light-flashing pro~dly Whilpng, rooming, going past . His siren screeches loudly. A ~ 111tt ..... -11 MtfY Clllt. 11, qt WMd· .... ,_,_,. (edl ..................... ...,..,. .. .. ...,, ... ..... _......: Mall ,..,. ,,_ et .. .., .. u.u. &... ... , ... c.-. .... CatH;bQot.. ,...refer to any sample as either ~ a.rock ·or a' mineral: A re-al ~· pro knows which is whlcb. ;.. The soHd globe aod the Ouid !eas are composed of in· ,OTganlc chemicals call.ed "minerals. Altogether, the earth era!J and the majority of'--------------------' ,.,.antains about 2,000 different ,,. miners!s, though only about t 100 of. them are here in large :r amounts. ' Moot of them are dlemical compounds made from ·~molecules -and all the ;, earth'• compounds are buJ1t ··from fewer than 100 atomic ,.. · eleme11ts. Most of our familiar ~mine.rah are found in rocks - ~-:though .water is classed among lJ1e most commoo..minerals. minerals are made from molecules. Of the 2,000 or so minerals, fewer than 100 are made not ff'Om molecules, but from atoms:. 'Ibese are bas.Jc chemical elements, such as pure gold and silver. Alf· the alomic tlements Jn the earth are rated as minerals -so BJ'!: al) the· \n- Ol'l!8nic chemical compounds. The 100 or so rocb are mll'- tures of ~ various elem.ents and tom.poun<\s. Anctv wm. a ~-Mt ti Tti. CIM'ollklle -' ,. ..... to Atrr1 Clln- grH1, • '· °' ,_,., 1n., tw w qUQ!lort; A ·sample of ordinary granite is classed as a rock because it is bjillt Crom a little Wblcll w.as the fl r • t .., di this aod a lHtle of. lhat. Its llltlvenlty !'! Am"!i<•? . plumpu&lia'a texture 11 1 mis:-1be first univenitle1.--ln. the lure of ·assotUil l!llall chunk& 'New World .,..... bJiided by of varlouJ minerals. lt may the Spanish, '!be oldetl one ;, contain raisin or blueberry the Unive,.;ty ol santa Do- i type nodules of the minerals mingo. It was lounded ln what •iltornb!ende or feldspar. i. now the Dominican Re!JUb- , "' Gritty grains ol bani silica lie way back· in the1year 1538. 1 '"are mhed In the n!clpe and In 1551, the University or I < )>erhap a few flakes of glassy 8an 'Marcos wa1. ldonded in 'l mica that sparkle 11 k e Uma. Pehl. In the smne year, 1~ diamonM whens u n beam 1 the Nati o na t Autonpmoul ' ( llrike al· jusl the-right angle. Univ.rsity wu founded• in , ·'· .._ . Mexko. ' ,. '!be oldest unlmsltles In Thi!re fl'I 'about lGO dil· North America molder thin lerem types ' of · rock and the United States. The first granite is one of the best ex-one was founded ·lo 1W, in amples. It Is fo u n '41 MasaachuSetts. At that time it everywhere -as pebbles and was called Newtowne College ~ botllders, in. ~sslvt h~lks -and later Jt became Harvard I uplifted to build mountains University. I and In massive layers U~Tbe Orst plans for a 'I derlylng whol~ continents. . university In Virginia had to It was formed when molte bandoned because of trou-1 mqma erupt<d from the b wlth hostile Indians. TblJ I 'bowe!J ol the earih. Al U co61· was around 1620. But in .168S, • Id, the varidt11 chemlctl~ in the University of William and I the moli.n mixture solidified Mary was founded at : at dlff•enl. temperatures •nd WllilaDtsburg, Virginia. I formed nodules of different lt I• the second oldest 4 -=m1nera11. university lo North America. OueM:: One Iadf at a recent New Orleans rabies clinic winced llmost 11 m~ u her dog wJten. th~ veter- inarian s!uct: Ute "Chlhliabua w!Ut the needle. They sa1 .~1e and lhelr1dop look ajlke. Need ,vre say more?• · ' ~~ UPI T .... flJ Some .Alarm ' . . . ~ Hopefully for these birds .in a SL Louis, .Yo. back- yard the bell they've nested under won't be rung for a long time. U it is used, the birdsmay be hard pressed to hear for some time to come. Duffy's ·Gold Smile Worse Than His Bark TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -Duffy attack dog who was gi\ing is an attack dog with a smile wli.ttneY a "hard tirile · 8nd more dbanning than bis cltorn.Ped down on a metal headrest bar in a car. •!n was snarl. like a cartoon," said Whitney. · The 97-pound Ge rm a n "Four teeth fell right out on shepherd has a mouth full of the front seat." shiny gold leel!t -a '""1>i,ece · lie . rushed tile blee<!ing fixed tridge on bis front iJl.. animal to the Vet, Who 6ill'ed cisors. in his own .personal denUst for "When he bares them now consuhaUon. it's a real deterrent," laughs "We had to make sure we owner Harold .Whitney, 35. use<t-som.JJ..;.,.,. ()I.Iffy wouldn't "He staiU.~ his victim." lose in so;:'s arm," Santa The canine wasn't too con-Cruz said. "Porcelain tends to vincing when he curled rus lip crack and with stainless steel to growl and showed his gums, there can be problems in says his veterinarian, Dr. welding." · Rocky A. Santa Cruz. They decided to try cast Three months ago Dulfy's gold, though Santa Cruz says teeth were knocked out in an he's never heard of it .being Slttrdlf, ..., it. tm Eggs ,Get Hard Test In Seattle 5'!AITLE (tp), -'ll)lat haPIJeOJ when I ''bird" bovon about 150 feet above voond and drops !reah egp, Moot land Intact II they'"' packed in protect! .. devices such as 1eJ1Un, popcorn, · dlapen, foam plastic, foam nibbe< and oyloo Jtockipgs. That's what happened here when pupils at Horilon View Elemeotary School at Lake Forest Pai:k tool: up the chal· lenge in an assignment. Ed. Orsborn, a science teacher' challenged pupils to "desip and construct a package no larger than a shoebox or a basketball which will bold a fresh grade-A hen's eg." "The idea is to simulate an instrument package drop on the moon," he said. An· Army reserve helicopter hov~ over the school playground while some 80 Youns:fters who took up the challenge and another 200 or more of their friends waUed below. :·Did you see that Jello? It just went blooey" hollered one youngster wHen he saw the lan4ing of an egg that had been packed in 10 pounds of gelatin with a package of lell)M Jello thrown In for good measure. Another child said, "My popcofn is still bouncing out there." . The · most elaborate sue- . cessful device. howevef. was an arrangement of nylon I DAJl.Y l'ILOT Ac;tually this Siberian t ti~er cub at the San 1 Diego· Zoo is named Serga but he looks so much )ike the charac- ter iii Disney·s Winnie the Pooh the other name fits, too. Tom Turkey A Birdbrain stockings fastened to the sides · WASHINGTON (AP) -The of a boz: with adhesive tape, turkey may be a fine leavin& .a !USpellded egg. The feathered friend of American device was designed by Jeff consumers but as a thinker Arrowsmith, a first-grader. the creature is really a bird- What? ..• Hot lee Crearn? brain, says the Agriculture 1 OepartmenL ~ · "Whatever the t u r k e y ' s salient nutritional and economic qua.llties, It is not · one of .nature's brighter animals," says an article in the current l.ssue of Farm Index published by t b e Economlo l\esearch iServi~e. ! ' accident and . the · 5--year-old done before. · dog lost his job• as · 188.d The veterinarian says he's demonstrator in a school quite pleased With the results. where dogs are trained to at· But Whitney· has ' some tai:k oo signal. reservatloos. "At night nl1w I ' Duffy, a silver and black heir this metalllc 'clicld.ng sbepba'd, spnmg 'at onother · ootmd when he cllewe.•' ·. J.'PRTO ALEGRE, Brazil (AP) -The pro- prietor of an ice cream pai:lor got tired of seeing' his busine$ decline in the oold winter. months, so he invented hot ice cream - the omne lngredienl.9 boi~ ed together Into a thick li- quid. Even poults, young turkeys, I . soinetlmes do not have enough ! sense to eat. St.....uon rates in some . tlo(:ks can go as hlgb. u ftve percent because the , young birdJ do not figure out bow, the article says. . -·-·.•· ·--' .. ~~ , . world scope . . (10 points for~ qutldon .. ..,... conectt,). ·r 1 The WaterPte scandal seems to have' discouraged Texas -Derrloc:rat John Corf-~ . nally from changing o~r to the Republican · Part)'. True or False? 2·The •. ? ,. .1 was awarded the 1973 Pulit- zer·Prize'»for.its Waterpt.e coverage.: a-Boston GIObe b·New·Yorl<Times C·Washington Post 3 •.• ? .•• , guerrillas rele3sed U.S. Consul General Terrance Leonhardy unharmed. after hotdKtg him 4 days for ransom. a·Mexican b-Brazilian ic-Colombian · 4 Premier Amin Hafez proclaimed a state · of emergency in .. ? , . when a'4·day cease- fire was broken by fi&htin'g between govern· ment .troops and Palestinian guerrillas. a-Lebanon b-Jordan c-lraq 5 The Civil Aeronautics Board announced 'that it plans to phase out cut-rate air1ine Youth fares on domestic: flights. Did .the CAB also ban the special family rates? neY(Sl1Cll11e. (10'.poinll W iou can k1ont1fJ 1111-ln tho news) During President . Nix- on's first term, I was a ~ '. Ill aiidw.I. lo -. • '""'°'' fu 1-e. TllE" Q\Jiz .. . an·bitegraI part of the lo-dlureom_aeWI ,....... pr. ·· seitted 'JOiDUy in Oraogt Cout area acbooi> u 1 pallllc .. rv1ce by the Dally Pilol and Tllo Inlae Compuy. · A111wtn ..... , Cu.tide .._, ~ .la ' ~~ + ., . newsPieture (10 polr .. ",..._ 1111 ~ ,...,..,,.,..,tb"'I These wOmen, chained themselves topther in Iowa City, la., to symbolize the fact that eleht more st1te1 were needed t~ approve the Equal Rlehts Amendment. How mahy 'st~tes. in all must ratify an amendment ·before it becomes I~? • • • sportlight ~-,--,q-·-~> 1 For a 1/2 point each, match the nickname with the sport A·caeers a-bowling • B-gridders b·football C-keglers C·tennis D·netters d·basketball deputy to Henry Kiss-: 2 "Red/Whit~ Spoons,N NCrappie Jigs,• and .. Poppers" inger on the NatiOnaJ are all used In what sport? Security Council. Tl:!! · a-stOck·car racing b-sailih& c·fishin& President has appointed me to help reorganize his staff. Who am I? ~ .matchwords 1 ..... lnundate •·freedom from proseaitl(in . 2 ..... lmmunily b-to overflow, to cover over s .... .lnculcate c-approaching 4: .... lmpiicate d·to t..Ch 5 ..... impending •·to involve 3 Larry Pleau scored three gnals to give the (CHOOSE ONE: New Eneland Whalers, Mon11eal Canodiens) a victory . o'Ve( the Winnepeg Jets In their fifth pme and the first Wortd Hockey Association championship. , 4 Who were the first, second, and )hird pip. winners In the Kentucky Derby! S The Preakness 'Is the next event In' hoise rocing's .famed "Triple Crown" of races. True or False1 . . rouncltable family cltcuulon (no tcOnl) Should &°""mments granl any of the demands of lrout>S who kidnap diplomats or foreia:n business executives? YOUR SCORE: ti 10 100 polota -TOP ICOHl ll IO IO Polnll -b.-. 71 lo IO polntt -llood. '1 to 70 polnll -Fair. • 51•·73•Vlc.lno..---· ->·t !•"t> Ip-( l•·C lq·1 'SO'iOMH:llVW 'Jr 'lt•H '••Jlll•••IV·l..,'"19 :3wVHSMJH ••.1,-1 !•·• :•·t =•·c :111~·1 1111o:>s<n'IOM ' • -- r • 1f .-. ... , PILOT s.iunq, .. ., 1•. 1973 Priscilla Jane Fruer, f l ·..aguna Painter, Dies t Mm>or1ai *'''°"' ... bold Pl1day Siie ii ountmby 1 brothllr, r:dwtn IL t lr p,t.dJla Jene ,.,.., • bif.UmO P'nur ol Rancho 4aoia P't end I ..... , ·-8*11 ~ ""° dlod 'l1Jun. V!r1IDla Pn= 0..-ol Elnlnld Bl.)', } ,1'<J II Soulh OlUt CGmmlfllJ lbpltal. ,,,. flmll1 ...... , ~ In 1IMt , ,:.be -II. lonn ol donatlom to lhe 0nnp county f Mia. FroRr, arilllllll!.Y a rtalildc Cliapttr ol lhe American can-8ocltly, ~ · laleroolortot. In ioad ,_,. u · 11316 1rviDo Blvd., 'l\utin. : .,._ In objectift -llCI -Mrs. Fl'Wr ...... ber kmr ml ...,. :· • all llld ..,,,.uc.. c.ulul art -In lt21 .... Ibo -~ Illa ..., 11 ponona! ......m. lncludlnll an elgbt.maolh world pelntlnc IOllr wtlh E:. 'wo llnt •-II Ibo ~ Beech Lodlle Dollgils, one ol her l1vorite 1-.I ol AN, and Md ~ 1• ,_ polntm. 111111111 lbowt. She 11udled et the UnlvenilJ of Fer )'<On Mn. F'rm!r'1 lludlo ,.., Southern caIJlomia, 1-Beach state 10ll to ber home al :m Emerald Bay. College, Jepoon Art lnl!llute, the Art IW the tut two y<llS, she had been llv· c:.m.., awtnard, and al Odord, ' II( In Mateo England. A native ol Battle <ntk, Mich., Mrs. She wu tut«ed by pointers Ra '.-bod llvtd In t..,una •Ince 1912. Brandt and Plti Dike and Ellol O'Hara at Taqbee, Jae Cannk:bHl, and Jamea ~esa Holds 2 • In Money Order Cashing Scheme I ' . Pinto et M..i.o'1 lmtltulo Alllnde. Meny art 1110dallo111 occupied her II· tmtloo: ,,,. Lquna -Art --tlon, the Calllomla W1t«<olor Society, and the 1A>e Anl•lol Art Aaod1Uon. She bad .mtblted In all lhe weotem states, Wlllbtngton. D.C., N.,. York, and Mesloo. Kuyper Studies .. Top Prober U,IT ..... Harvard law professor Arthl· bald Cox Frlilay wu named special government prosecutor io Watergate cue. Cox, 01, ls former U.S. !Olicitor general. Old Jail Given .. \ . I ' .. ' . l ...... m ,.,,,, "'"" ' t ~ I ' i ' ' 1 -. ... ' " ... " ... . . ' -. •• • I " .. • " .. ,• " • ' • > ' • .· ., •. .~ .. •'· '. .. ,. -• S.l'""1, M'1 19, l'm DAILY PILOT It Yucca M~th · Chanap POilinator ol All . ' BJ BIU. G.\RDNER _BALDW!M PARK (AP) Spring LI here and the bitdJ and -are 11 lt ICllD-pol· 11 o. a t i n a aweeWmellJng, • brlglltly-<olored llowers. But U's a moth -with unique pol- len llCl'llpenl«Xl the tip ol her chi.o -who ranks as the ableot Polllnalor ot them all The moth-named yucca - polllnates as if her life ......... ..,it. It does. The yucca moth and a COO!· mon southwestern plant -the yucca -have developed such a complete partnership that neither species can reproduce wilbout the other, scientists believe. The plant, with stiff, sword-like leaves at the bot- tom and a spire' o.f white blos-· mms atop a four to 10 foot shaft, is currenUy in bloom and standing tall on many sou thwestern hillsides. The small, silver-<»l.Ored moth is the sole pollinator of the plant, which ts the sole food supply for tbe yucca caterpillar and nesting site for the moth. Many imecl! and birds are attracted by colors of nectar to flowers .. so structured that guests are dusted with pollen, which later comes off on other flowers as the visitors make their rounds. But this transfer of JK>llen is accidental as far as the inse(!t or bird is concerned. No pains are taken either to gather or distribute the pollen. The fact is, the birds and bees just don't merit the ac- clalm they've received for their parts In the pollinatioo process. The yucca moth, ·on ,the other hand, pollinates the yuc· ca plant intentionally. "Scientists hate to use the word 'intentionally' applied to insects," sayl Don Frack, a. Baldwin Park entomologist who bas been studying the yucca moths for almost three years. "I use it because It seems to best describe what happens." Actually, there are four &pecies of pollinating yucca moths and several. species of yucca plants, iDcludlng the picturesque Joshua Tree, but the story is about·the same for each, Frack says. When the yucca flower blooms, the· female yucca moth is attracted by smell and -to the tip ol the stamen male sex organ and begins scraping up pollen l"il4 an ex- t e r t o r mouthpart specially adapted for such work. Of 1.he more than 100,000 species of moths, only the yucca moths have pollen -scraping moulhparts . 'The moth doesn't feed. Her sole objective, seemingly, is to USDA Has Answers scrape up pollm, roll it into 1 small ball and tuct 11 uoder her d!ln. Alter 1atberlng 0-. po11_.., the moth Otes foe .......,. flower to lay her eggs, ac-- cordlng "' published report& She then makes a UIUe bole In tho wall ol the floftr" ovary and lays an ea. Only the yucca moths have ... u- developed piercing egg-Jal')ng tubes . With· the ball of ooll<n slill tucked under her -~. she Ihm -tile IOlttll ,..,,... "f<nlllbl." au organ and dellberalely ud After "'"1ll*llon bf the vi,.....,.i, rulJI tho pollen tmo' polleD, -eoelop ia the the stigma part of the {Ollllle -11111 "l'lll" are U!l.l!I for R!I orpn;"llle --flleo foM tiy the ,._ eowpl!J1,. away. By going to -wbell they batch. But plenty of flowtt to de!oooll the polleo, aeeds ... left f~ ~ .... the moth Insures "10IS1JOI· planls. Unatlon. Fracl:, 9ll" ol mlY two or The moth rtceives DO dJre<t line yu<!Ca moth-....,ialllls benefit from either collecting in the country, .. ,, he 1Je8an or diltribullng tho pollen. But' coocentralln& Cli1 the motm tho moth's cbildr<o and the because of tho perplexing pllnt'a seeds llWVive on\y · questions potod by tho yucca because ol the mo I b • s moth -)'UCCI plant rela· ~RING CHARM TO YOUR BACKYARD WITH.BRICK PAJ!.O Detailed Instructions Gulde Home Craftsman Step.by-step Bricks Swe~ten as They Age BJ STEVE EUJNGSON The romance of brick is forever. And the older it gets, the ridler and warmer ·the ef ~ iect. Our patio project can bring the d1ann of brick to your baclcyanl, providing a rich setting for outdoor living and adding to the resale value of your home. It's easy to lay a brick patio similar to the one pictured here. Our detailed lnetructlons wiH guide you every step of ·the way. With the ba sic in· formation offered in the pat- tern, you can also lay a brick walkway or build the brick barbecue pictured h e r e . Planter walls and fOWldations are covm-ed in depth. 1be accent, however, is on laying bricks with a s.and or concrete base, with or without wood divider strips. The sug- gested patio design we offer can be adapted to any backyard simply by adding or deleting sections of brick. A complete list of tools and a materials estimate guide is in- cluded 'in our pattern. To obtain the step-by-step Brick Patio Pattern 512, send $2 (add 25 cents for airmail delivery) by ca.sb. check or money order to: Steve Ellingson Orange Coast Daily Pilot Pal· tern Dept. P.O. Box 2,183 Van Nuys, Ca. 91409. 'Mum' ShoulJ Be the Word Uoosbip. After llyloa her -· bow .... the oDodt -that Ille -polllJllle lhe pllnl In ~ that -· wUI dmlop liod tile n e •I Y· )late b 1 d ateri>lllln wUI have food to eat! --the mothl:nowto depolil the .pollen ln I dif. fereol !Iowa' from tho ... wllere alle ptberecl ti! How, Indeed, dots Ille know whld! part of the llo-"' llCl'lpe the pollen from and wblcb port ID deliver It lo! Or, for that lDlllfr, how -• know what pollen does! U, u l1lOll oclentlats bollve. tile moth actua!ty "lino"'" none of ~ thinp, how 4!d '1ICb ID intrlelle, _.lnclY purpooellll -vl<lc' polltn ever evolve? · "A!Jy slatomenl u to bow thb oartnenhlp dMJoped would be blihlY speculauve:· siys Frack. "Fossil r<eords of motm are pretly bod and the intennediate steps to this ar· Helpful Bluejay ' Provides Beauty By FRANK J. l'AYLQR ,,,,. ,. ...... , ... Wl1Mr tried a bright idea that turned out to be a brilliant blooper. I "I'd like to get rid of that planted squash seeds at the hot, barren triangle at the top of a hot slope \Yherc head of the driveway," I com· sprinklers could water the plained to the Management roots whi le the vines covered one day some years back.. and cooled the sun-baked hot "Why don't you plant it to area. It was a great idea cx- something?" she asked. cept that the vines insisted on "I have, but nothing will covering the sprinklers instead grow. Too bot. Poor soil ." or the slope. I'd start them Most every home has a down the hill ; a couple of da ys similar hot, dry spot, I guess later their tips would be back _ a curb or a too sunny cor· on top of the sprinklers. So I ner or a slope where the top switched to vetch, a much I ha oded w slower cover crop, but one. soi 5 been er .away· e that pulls nitrogen out of the had thre.e of them. But not anymore. The most unsightly air and injects it into the soil. . . . . " rangement att nussmg. William Morton Wbttler, one ol tho moot flmoul en- tomologistJ wtm ever lived, fac<d the same general prob- lem and concluded, "Why animals and plant! are 1s they. are, we shall never know; of how they have come to be what they are, our knowledge wlll always be extremely fragmentary. . .but that organisms a.re as they are ... is a perennial joy and con- solation." one, by the driveway, Is now For my third hot &"pat I almost a hooky dell. It took relied · entirely on myrtle, a · some experimen!at gardening tough-rooted spreading plant to make it that. ,... that some of my visitors insist First I tried grass but the on calling p e r I w i n k I e . © . summer sun burned it to a Whatever its rightful name. u St Be ut%f% :..d crisp, even the perennial rye, did the job and covered the ' unap a 11 'lie' which is a tough plant. The slope, pushing out in every dir 'I nd lakin 'h The next time it becomes n~Y'V to remove a soil .was. clay from which the ec on a g over e -"""-~ nd topsoil had been scraped away aN!a. · Now I have myrtle tree, cut the stump about three .feet above grou .. · during the driveway grading. forever; there's no wa y to Make it flat. A lightweight chain saw can be use<l .eradkate It apparently, ooce it to carve out the inside and make niches in trunk at 'tl'LL TRY MYRn.E and takes root. So I'm wary about intervals. Fill natural 1planter with. peat m~ and honeysuckle',' I decided . letting myrtle get started near soil mixtyre. Vines such oas n~urtium, penwmkle, "They'll grow if anything a flower or vegetable patch. ivY or lantana may be planted tC? cascade d!>wn. will." It·'J a pest, but great for Fuchsia, pr05'trate rosemary, .petunias or geraruums They caught on and that was , _c_co_vc;enn::· ~g..:ho:::::'·..:d::.ry:..:;•Poo::::''::.· ___ _:will:.:·~g~ro::w::...:w::i::.th::.::m::i::nun::.· :::a:::l::•:.:tten=::Uoo.=:_ ______ _ a start. 'lbeo a blue jay helped 1 - me by dropping a couple of live oak acrons in t be honeysuckle, w h e r e he couldn't retrive them. The live oak seedlings in time made enough shade for two conifers, a maple and a Japanese flowering plum. Before many years, the hot and baked area was a spot of semi-shade in which decaying leaves created a thin layer of new top soil. I tossed some ·cast-off daffodil bulbs into the jungle and they took root and Garden 'Mum's t}\e word. Or, at These rooted cuttings may 'mums, the interest is in acclimated. Other shady place least it should be with have been pinched-back by the bloom size; pinch-back the flow.ers caught on and we had ~ ce -nte ·r Special ' .. ··--- I · d J I y II the sort of the hockey dell, so gardeners in califomia. May nurseryman. If not, pinch-out last t me 1n mi · u y. ou' cool that 1 use tt sometimes for is a good time to consider the top of the plant, yourself. obtain a less shrubby plant flats in which I'm rotting cut- chrysanthennnn..-and t be i r This eocouragessJdebranching with longer stenis ·and larger tings. Quite a change from the color contributions to the fall and bushiness-which means blooms. Pompons, anemones, hot, barren triangle tn which season. more flowers per plant. daisy and b u t t on -t y p e nothing would grow. 'Mums are fal\-blooming With large-fiowering ex-chrysanthemums can be re- nowers under natural garden hlblBOn-types and -s·pKler pinched in July. ON ANOTHER SLOPE I conditions. The pots of bloom·'"'~--'--'--:c-::::--:--,--:-:-:'-----'---:::===----=:---------------;I Saturday Only! Home gardeners with pest problems may find help in. a U.S. Department of Agricullure publication, "In- sects and Diseases ol. Vegetables in the Home :·.. Garden" (G-46). ingctirysanthe.mums, available all year, can be used as indoor decorations, or sunken into garden bare ·spota to brighten-up t b e sur- roundings. After the .Dowen fade, the five plants to be found in the cootainer can be cut back to 4-6 inches, · separated and planted in sun- n"y sites. The plants will bloom 2640 Harbor . Blvd. ' •' •. ... . ,, i· .. •. . ,• " • ' ' ., ;.:- ., .. •• ' Recently revised to conform to new pesticide restricUoos, the publication may be o~ tained for 40 cents from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Of. fice, Washington, D.C., 20402. again in fall, Cb r y s anthemwns seem custom-made for the autumn season. 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Retarded Helped El Toro Lutheran Home Filling Up Enrollmont II ~ .I Good Shephenl Lu I h I t l'D 'Home In El Toro and the !Int al lhe JOI mentally n:l9nled ""° wW occupy the ""1deatlal ldlool ll'O anivlng. llldit.Uoo or the llldlllf Is iet ror Sept, JS. Transl ... ol II· tie from the former Park!ane School oper11D,. 11 c«nplel< and the State or Callromla has granted the license. An extensive relurbi,shing program ha.s been under way and hiring of the staff ls near· Jy com pi e le, according to William l1'lehne, temporary admlnlltralor. Stalf members hive bt<n tralnlng 11 the home's head· quarters In Temi Bella, Calli. The home optnltl a residen- tial achoo! ror m In the San Joaquin Valley community, as well as an 84-bed facilit y in Qlrnellus, Oregon and a %0-bed. respite borne in Apple Valley. All bed.s have been re.wrved In El Toro. but the soo.name wiliting lUt has been con- siderably reduced by lhe Oregon and El Tcn opt'DO>g.L !lldUUes <be ID oor puplll' family hornet, .. UJ• Roebnl. "Bui we believe the dO)' of the reoldm!W ldtool II not paat. Retarded people need "' prooted at thelr ptce and are encouraged "1 the -ol progressing Wider our Jl'O" enm, F_. homes and looal community Jl")ITIJM i-i many need.s, but there are U-who mmt hive the security of a permanenf home.'' be said. Academic -...W !.UO.. the -,..... and lbent ...w be a "c:riolbop ml ~ training --traltllng In penional hJP!De, manntrs, music, art, oparti wltlt awtm- mlng :"t';'""" llW. are planned a die1ldan and h •a Ith ...., ii llf'CIUDCMhe. cloct w I l h arrangements made with local hospitals for acuu-treatment. "Permeating the ..ur. -gram Is ilie CllrisUl.n fallh - the rW .......... founded Good Shepi>enl H o m e , " reportS the E.%ec:utive Direct.or E_\l~ ----- •• UPI T....,_M ChurcJa.raisin' The oons of the old sod who settled the Califurnia community of Dublin would be proud of their des- cendants. In true Irish spirit, they won a long, bard batUe to preserve and restore old St. Raymond's Church, built in 1860. Their struggle to save the tiny cburclt from destruction started in 1961. Good 9wsftN Harnt .-as louodtd ID -ID Anabeim by -al -Ludls ... rJ. filided wiCa \limnri Synod daad&. jobMI! e ii Gpf!11 to aD races all Cftl!ds., tritll _.... ctjAe e bwd cm the pn> ~<ll!IO-tobe helped II!' the --Paneets Dour of Segregation Nation's Churches Hurt for Black Faces ore billed for tbe -o/ ..,. Ullit<d l'l<D --and -'"'° .,._ poy tbe full amoaut are helped by a Tw-enty years. qo, a n ~P pnicram wtik:lt ....,, .. -more In oor· contrhnies abou1 ao.ooo -row than cynk:ism., t b a t ,....... "eleven o'clock on SU:nday month (or lfi four Mmes. morning is the m 0 I t Much of the wistance b -•led hour o1 the-·" -·•-po--'b'· '-individual ~~ 11~ '»l re UJ It's ltiD true. donors, as well as-7,000 IUJ:-Some relig)ous deoomlna· Wary ....,,,.,, throughout the ticos ml many lndlvtdual wesl<rn United Slates, plus . CIJristiane have played active, opention ot several thrift c 0 urageous. aelf...criftclng stom In cumectloo with local roieo ln U.. bottle to ellmlnat. chapters of Natiooal Aun. for radaJ bairien lram American Retarded Children and EI· society. <eptJonaJ Qtlk!ren's Foun· But tbe church u a -· dation. remains the Jeall Jntevated 1'1>ere Js abo an acUve public institution in tbla coun- pttren)!J' auxiliary. try. 'A:r(open door visiting policy 'lbe 1973 ed.IUon of the prevails. Individuals may drop Yearliook of Amer 1 ca D in any time, but groups are Churcbel, ~ authoritaUva source o/ lellgiotJs alltfJtlcs, a.sked to give advance notice reports that 90 percent d. by calling the Home at 837· America'• 1,t, mill.kn. black 4272. Chri!tians are memben ol Program materials. in-predominanUy black denom- cluding film atrlpa, slides, inatioos. speakers and dJ!plays are Many of the remaining 10 available to church grou~ or percent while affiliated with service clubs. racially mi1ed denominaUOlll, "We pllln to ,bring more attend local churches that are exclusively or overwhelmingly blac~ in n'lernbersh1p. At the most optimistic estimate, fewer t h a n one million black Chri s tian s worship regularly ip con- gregations that are genuinely integrated as opposed to hav- ing a token membenhip of one or two black families . ''The church is still divided mainly Into black churches and white diurches," says the Rev. W. Sterling Cary of New York, first Negro president of the National Cl>uncil of Oiurches. "The ooly crurches that are truly lni.,r.ted are tbooe In -lrom whll< to black. We are seV.nghteous at the natkllal level of church life about prodding secular in· alitutions into becoming ·more racially open. "But in my view, the IXtlltleal, educational a n·d · business structUl'1!8 of this na· tion are in fact refle<:Ung far more racial inclusiveness than the churches," Some who have worked Jong and bard for tntegratlon of the church might argue that white racism -overt or subtle -is by no means the only factor involved in continued segrega- tion of religious life in America. Many white congregations are not only ready to welcome black members, they are ac- tively seeking them. But they find the majority o/ black Orlstiana reluctait or unwtJI. Ing to venture IJto lntemtclal worship. Black Chrlatlan.s acknowledge this. They aay It is an attitude compounded partly o! doubt about the kind of welcome they'd receive, and partly of a desire to avoid being coospicuoua exceptions in a sea of white faces. Worship is a personal and private are a ol. a persoo's life, ancl ~it i! easy to un· dent.and why most people tend to choose a church in which they feel completely at home. a.pa.ts Jllnt -· Baptltl <hrH. al 6IO W. llamllton St., Colla Mcaa, aervlct SUn- day at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.1 aemon uBcm to Believe" and From Doubt to Certainty," by u.'Rtv. Bob G. Fulmer. Jllnt Bap4111 Qllrd/;1 at 24D1 Moulton Parkway, La· auna lllU.; serv~·Sunday at e.m. sermon "Arlie', Go to 11 a.m. Blble study at f it$ Ntneveb," by the Seminar!aD Tbomu Brown. lh1hd d!J Baplkt Clnudl, Im S.E. Bristol, Santa Ana; ~ Sunday at u a.m., Sunday ScltooJ 9: 15 ..... ; ltnnort. 11Behold -lhe Uni Cometh," by the Rev. WWla Carrico. • Christian Hai1lor !ltrlltlan Cl111reb, m .. 11ng at 2131 Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa; ....ice Sunday at 10:45 a.m., SUnday .school 9:30 a.m.; sermon "God ts Alive and Well," by the Jerry Mcllarg. Finl CluilUan Cbordi of r.a,m.a Beadl, at LegJoo and Glenneyre St.; .. rv1ce Sunday at 10:45 a.m.4 cburcb. school 9:'5 e.m.; 8enDOO ··Money, Money 1 Money 1" by the Rev. Jamea IL Booltoo. . Christian Science Cbrlltlan Science t'burchel, Finl Cburcb ol Owlst, Scien- tist, 2800 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa, services at 11 a.m. and church schoOI at 9: 15 a.n1.; Ftrlt Churcla of OYist, Scleatl1t. 8th and Olive, Hun- tlnJton Beach, services and church school at 9: 30 and 11 a.m.; Ftrst O.arcb of Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via L i d o , Newport Beach, services and churcb school at 9 and J0:30 a.m.; Second QIQrch o f a.Isl, Sdellllsl, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, services and chw-ch school at 10 a.m.; Wednesday testimony meetings at a p.m. at all four churches. c-11 .... •tlottcl N e 1 gllborltood C.ngrega. tlouat Cbarch, at st. Ann's Road and GleMeyre St., Laguna Beach; service ~ day at 10 a.m.; sermon "En- joying a Friendship," by the Rtv. Jolul M. Reynolds. Plymeuth .. C..greptiooal Cburtb of Newport Harbor, at ' I Pulpit & Pew • REUGION M Brood St., Newport Beach; aervlce Sunday at 10 a.m. with Sunday achoo!; sermon HWar and Peace."' by the Rev. Ben Fraaer. Eplseopel St. Jolur the D I v l'a e Epb-1 Cbuttli al 2043 Orange Ave.. Costa Mesa; aervlce Sunday at S and 9:!0 a.m., Clmch achoo! at 9:30 a.m.; E;v.......,g Service al 7 p.m. with yOOUt meellngs. St. J_. Epbeopol Cltam, at ~ Via Lido, Newpirt Beach; aervice SUnday al 7;30, 9 ~ 11 a.m. with S p.m. pot. Juel: and men's Bible Udy 6 Lm. Wedl>!!day. Sermon Stmday by Rev. John P. Adley. Latlaeran F.altb Lutberen Church, at 34381 Calle Portola Capistrano Beach; service Sunday at 10:30 am.; Bible c 1 ass Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. sermon "Your Mountains Can Be ·"Removed," by the Rev. James Kootek. Christ Latberan Cburcb, at· 760 Vlct«ia st., Costa Mesa : service Sunday at 8:15 and 11 a.m. Bible study 9:30 a.m.: semm "Remember and Endure," by the Rev. L.V. Tornow. ' Orlst La.tberaa Cbrcb, at 35522 Camino Capistrano, San Cl.emente; service Sunday at 10 a.m., Bib!e study 11 a.m.; .sermon "Making Mw:ic With What You Have," by the Rev. J. E;mory Ackerman. Redeenw Latberaa aurtb, at 16351 Springdale St., Hun- tington Beach: .service Sunday at 8:15 and 10 :45 a.m.; sermon ••christian ' Dlldpleohlp," by tbe Rev. EugeneSclnmm. Newpen llarbor Lathera• Cltmdt, at 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach; service SuJ>. day at 8 and 10:30 a.m., ctur;ch school 9: IS a.n1.: termon "n.t Importance of Belni Vou," by the Rtv. p~ Rober Berg. Leathern Cbeu'Cb of the Muter, at 2IKlO Pacific View Drive, COJ"Ona del M a r ; eervtoe Sunday at 10 a.m., ctuach ICboo1 9 a.m.; aennon "Yet Maoy 'nllngo, But Not Now," by the Rev. Dr. Paul Romell. Pr*8 " Pea<e Lutheran a.rm, at 2981 Mesa Verde Drive, Coeta Mesa: se"lce &unday at a arad 11 a.m.: sennoo by the Rev. Richan! Ja-.. Methodist 11.dverdty Untied Melhodl!t C1n!m, at JMZI CUiver Road , Irvtne; llOl'Vicc Sunday at 9 ahd 10:30 a.m.; sermon '"lbere Are No Out!:lders, Unleaa Yoo Qiooao to Be," by the Rev. lion Alllaon. F'lrll Ualled Mel hod ht a.a., at tm5 Busbanl St., Founlaln Valley; llOl'Vice Sun-~ al. I and 10:30 a.m. with dwrcb -=tm; sermon ''Liv· Ing II Believing," by the Rev. Ford Mlllef. Newport c.m.r u. ! le d Mdllodlll Clmrdl, at ns Agiate Ave., Balboa Island and at 3233 Pacific View Drive: service Sunday at 9 and 11 : 15 tr.m. respectively: sennon "How Olrist Comes," by the Rev. Dona A. Bassett. Mesa Verde United Metbodilt Clu1rch. at 1701 Biker St., Costa Mesa; service Sunday at 9:30 a.m. with church school; aennon "Make Your Potential Pay Off," by the Rev. Dr. B. Lathalr G""'1. Finl UDl\ed Melbodhl Cliarft, at 282J Seventeenth St., Htmllngtoo Beach; ....ice Sunday at 10 a.m.; OJurch acbool 9 a.m.; services con- ducted aa New Life Mission with an Azuaa Pacl!lc College Group. Pre.buterlan Preobylerlan Clmreb· ol the Cowuaat, at 28&0 Fairview Road, Colt.a Mesa; service Sunday at 8:30 and 10 a.m. wltb church school se\"mon 0 What -No Background Music?" by the Rtv. Bruce A. Kurrie. St. Mark Pretllyl<rlan ~ at 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach; service Sun- day at 9:30 a.m.; sermon ··vou Shall Be My Wltnes.s," by the Rev. Robert Parry. Rellglou• Science Huntington Be.ICb Cbur<b or Rellglout Science, at &» 11th St., Huntington Beach; sOl'Vice Sunday at 10:50 a.m. Mr3. Catbertne Glave. Cburcb of Rellg!OOI Science at 609 llth St., HuntlnsfDn Beach; servtce·sunday at 9:30 and 10:50 a.m.; sermon Growing With the Scienco ol Mind," by the Rtv. Geno niomi-i. church or Rell~lous Scleoce of Laguna Beach , at 20062 Laguna Canyon Road : servi ce Sunday at 9 and 11 a .m.: ser· mon, ·Forget Fai lures -Re- member Lessons," by the Rev. Henry Gerhard. First Church of Religious Science, at 141 Mlramar, San Clemente; service Sunda;r at 11 a.m.: sermon ''The Con.!llming Desire and the Giving Desire," by the Rev. Leslie S. lla1Told. Finl Cbnr<b ol Reli~ Scleace of Newport Beach. at 2018 Leeward Lane ; service Sunday at 10 :30 a.m. with Sun- day School: sermon "Tnvlte Abundance into Your Life." by the Rev. Albert Burke. Newport· Harbor Church or Re11glous Science, at 541 Center St ., Costa Mes a : service Sunday at JI a.m.: sermon ''Over c oming Desperation ," by the Rev. Eleanor C. Jack.son. Varlou• . Congregations Newport Unlly Cbureb, at 15th and Irvine Avenue,, Newport Beach ; service SUn- day at 10 a.m.; sermon "As Far as ttie I can See," by the Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger. Lake HUis OlaummltY Cburcity at Uls A l i • o s Intermediate School. Muirlanc:is at Moor, Mission Viejo ; service Sonday at 9:30 and 11 a.m.: sermon "A Complete · Turn ," by the Rev. Harold F. Leestma. Mens Fellowship 1 (See PULPIT; Page 11) ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd SI .. Co•ta Mesa -541-3761 E. W. Ph!llip1, P11te' ,.., r,....,M...,.. c.a '42-t112 SUNDAY SllYICD t :JO A.M.-S•Hay Sc•ool ClmNI (All ._l CHILD CAii AVAIU.IU {J ,.,. It 10:50 A.M,-'.,.. HtlMlll CM4tttff .. hltw PlllHlpe s, ...... ':00 P.M.-"~ l.Mllf" , • .., nim,. !p!Wl!!I Ho ... of Ma11110 MMr=-1 P.M.......Ca .... "- Cy Hol1"••• Director HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W, Wiiton, Cotta Moaa Y. L. Hl•TWICI. ,..., •ALIM fl. MllTWlCK MllMJtH 9' Y .... -SUNDAY 11mcn - t :45 .... .-s • ...., ...... 14M7M 10:50 A.M.-"Allt I My ac.\.an ...,..r _.,_ 7:00 P.M.-"IMt W• ....... _.,_ COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Fifteenth and Monrovia StrHtt l :JG olltd 11:00 A.M. -.............. ., •Mrt•-hlfltt N..._. 1 ... Jt "'HAYI lOU POUND TOUI PU.Cir' s1,m0fl by '•••0t t :45 A.M. -....., .,._, ,, .... M.-"-'S.-·--of-ol .... WH., 7:J0 P.M. -.... .....,. Altt t tfWll 11 fN•nory I CllfW C.. ........ ,_ 11 ....... Or. George 0. Wood, Poator '46-nl7 CHURCH OF GOD 426 1 llh St., Huntington Buch -548-1529 ._..,..._.1, ...... -w......,11111 .. .. .._..._....,,, .•. -._.. .... w ..... 1,. .. r...A.C.---JIM ...... M_of __ CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd SlrMI at Orange, Costa MoN -$4l.5203 Pedor: le'*t M ........ . Yo1th PatM -.... Mertta MaN1 .. Wantilp-10:JO ...._ -Saftdcty School t •·'"· ,_..,I...& .. WW&lllp.7:00 p.m.-Pfa,,_ M ...... Wetl.•7:00 p.M. SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING COAST BIBLE CHURCH Merca ,.,._ Jr. Htp. S.. J .... C.,llnn• 4fl·lf4t 4t4•1141 IJf.0407 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llUNCHU OP THI MOTHll CHUICH THI PlltlT CHUICH OP CHllST, SCllHTIST IN IOSTON, MAUACHUSms "MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" MAY 20, 19l3 Costa -a First Church .r Christ, Sclonllll ltttMaMW..Dr.,C..M ... ......, kllMI-t ill A.M. CMr.l Sonka -11 lit A.M. ....... 1 .... 2110 .... Y9r11a Dr. Huntlngl~n lleach-Flrlt Church of Chrht, Scitntl1t "'&011-.H ......... IHcll 1....,. hi.a.I -t 1JI I 11 :00 A.M. C•wrc.• -t 1JO I 11 tll A.N. 1"41 .. hOM -121 .lillllfl It, Newport Baacl>--Flrsl Chun:h al Chrltl, Sci..,tl1t JIOJ YI• LU .. N..,... IMc.• Chrc• I._.,, St'11t f100.lt1JO A.M. ........ ..._JJ1S'fl9LWe Newport Buch-Second Church of Christ, Scltntl1t ., .. ~ ... 0r .. c.... ... ... .,_ . ....., ...... _, ....... ... ...... •--11owc:-11wy.1_N_I w-. ~ ,..,, •• ., ,.,...... -•,.... -All a.,,._ All .,. eordlqllu fnvfl<d to atund 111• chvrch Hn>f<fl °1'4 tnJou tM prtolkg•1 Of the /Uodlng Rooms CWl4 c... r.ewl•• Af·AU snnca ~NI: tftUS ~UNrtY ~URRM • U.NCHO SAN JOA9UIN IHTllMIDIATt: SCHOOL 4161 MkMlso•, lnt11e (Sin Dllp p:,._,-M'C.1--i.11 "II Mldll~I .................. , ..... 9:10 A.M. S.1dolr Scloool for aO .... 11 :00 A.M. M.,.J.. W-lp MUtSllT CAll ~IOVIOID AT IOTM MOUlll 1'1r l~H• C..C.M11111 Oltllr IMIH• CAii Q).ltl6 THE CHURCH FOR VOUR FAMILY AHH11M11 •ltll tM a..nrt ._.,,, Clllttm1t1 NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ''SCtl!NCE 01" MINO" IUNOAY Sl!llVICI! 6 SUNOAY SCHOOL ......................... , 11, .. A.M. , . Mll!llllf . • • • llta!Mf C. J1Ck- f41 C:... St., C-- --·1Jf HURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE . .._ ..... *'2 ~ C..,..,.. IN. .t I I T-U. HllM'f OlltlaN,, O.D. -Mlllli"' JllfterM,.:,AQlftWM......_ SUNDAY lllVICI -f lo 11 A.M. Jr. Qwcft A YIVltt ~ -, AM. 0., FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach l fble School A Mor11i119 Wor1hlp t :OO &: IO!JO A.M. Youth Group• , , , , , , ':00 p.11'1. h-.111119 Wo111hlp • ,, , 7:00 P•"'· Nul'Mf'Y U" _,.,. at Ill Mrvlceli Otfltt: ,,,_.2Jtt Dltl Oftol'°" SJMSIO • n TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST .......... ~ .. c..... Jllto M•1111a 111a r>r. ........ Yl9f- llM717 IN-J7U PhiJ Arnold, Ml11l1t1r COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE WenMp-IOA.M. Chrd le-.. -10 A.M. 01 Pl'lllllll 0. MllRl'I', Mltll• CHUICH 0, llU•tous SCllNCI ' ............. " .......... 11-------------------- ... 11 .. St .. H•lll11t1 .. '"4-UW11t Scl•11u af Ml"" L..ctu,• • , , , , •••••••••••• ,, , , , , , t 1)0 A.M. "t'--------------------F1mlly Wo,1hlp S.rvtc• , , •• , , , , • ••, •• • •• , •• ,,,,,, 10:10 A.M~ HI -H•IWl''I' c:.r. AMlltble -"•IOW1N• IN SCllllCI O• MIND'' ltr9*'I IY llft,. 0..""""""" MllllHH ' OIAt.-A·itll:ATll •nn 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OP' Nnfl'OllT ll'foCH IM1rn11H Cltl.N"ttl, U!t!ttcl Cllfltctl If ll;Hlsilft klMK1, L.A.) SUHOAT Slll:VICI! lttf SUNDAY SCHOOL -11:)f A.M. ALll'll;T lllllKI.. lkfl -Mlfll.,_ M.AY lJ -"'INYJTI AIUNDAHCI INTO YOUI UN'' LmL• TNIATlll-cOIOMA DllL MM NI ... ICMOOL lln U.STIU'~ DI., NllWP'OttT laACN Foti AN INlf'lllATIONAI. Mltu....aW.. ...... ' PIRST CHURCH OF GOD -OF MISSION VIEJO _ _..., .. MllSlON YflJO Ml•H SCHOOL fM-'• 1._1 611 10:00 AM. -lurtd1y ~'"lftf Worthl' 1l100 A.M.-luMay Sthoel for •II .,.. f714J UMl1t 17141 Ul-4116 LAGUNA BEACH 'NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL J40 It. AJ111'1 Ploc• .t .... "9YN J••• M, lapal._Mlnl•ter Ptil'Olrly WMSW, I C••rc• lchaf..-10t00 A.M. "INJOTINO A HllNPSHIP" s.nn.. ly ,__,. 4f4·1061 Newport Unity L.OlllM D. PLtaCINOtll, MWtter ..... te111l s.M1 .... 10 ..... Su.Wey Sc~ for ell •t•• -t 100 •·"'· , ... -.......... ...,,." .... ~ -'46-llll DIAL-A·PIAYU Ml-7717 . .-... ..:",·. ""' ~ --··· . , ) • ~-- r Cloud Hangs · Over Religious Orders NEW YORK (AP) -A q-mu1t hanp todo1 ovtr the future of the old, once thriving and powerful religious orders of Roman Catholicism. Moet are shrinking. A noted American church scholar says bluntly they're already dead." ' pdlly ...rn._ o I ...,,.. Brollls "'"""i SI, a li'O' p!ICOllCJ. ,_ o! ~ and -- "He makes ovmmpliatlc, Uon ind abo the electod blatoat aaaertiooa IQ wlke llUper/<r o! the Long lslancl- people up and ' make tbelll New England province of tbe think,'" c o m 111 en t e d hit Chrtsdan BrQtbers, has aound- superior in Rorpe, Brother ed his warning since 1970 in Aloysius CUmody, secrttary· lect.Ures, articles and boob. general of the 300-year-<>ld He maintains the religious C.'hiislian Brothers. order baa lolt i t a ef~ NevertheJess, statistically, fectiveness. can no 1ooger ~ there hu beon a mady oompllsh ·Ila purpqses. hu shrinkage in most rellgious ceued to be a viable fonn of orders boll> 101 men and orsanlzallon and thua, 111 ef· women for the put ,.... feet. la dead, a I thou g b years, despite n'u mer 0 us thousand• of people still are changeo In -their s1nlCIUreo, member& rules and activities. , • • School Set To Mark 20th Year SL Andn>w'a Probytetl111 Church Pre sebool I s celebrating It's 20tb bltlhday. The dwrd>related -ts one of the oldest In <nnge <;aunty. lt was in September, 1952. that ~frs. James Stewart. and her committee organized the pre >Choo). The slate of California licensed the school ror 35 children. Today, 1973, the school iJ strVing the com- munity and bu grown to a total reg!JtraUon of t60 pre scbooten and 15 In the new Kindergarten program. OAllY Pi.OT To Ap!M'•r This is the jolting thesis or Brother Galrlel Moran, a pungenUy articulate in- t<llectual and l<ader In one of the t'burch'a most venerable Inching orden, the Oui!Uan Btothers. He hu been pr.,,.. ing the point !or the last three years. ''We've got to face It while we still have enough con- .cerned people !<It In the movement to crystallize new, living for1111 of conu:nunlty," he says. ''There is still something that could be don'e, but It won't be true for long." In Iba! period In lbe Unlleil Tbal they still r e m a I n . ldhereots oilers a cooUnulng, Stoles, the number of prieota but gradually disappearing in rellgioua orders bas fallen meaDI for developlng new from 23,021 to 20,694; the DUD>-modes ol community relliioos ~f m of t'l hr<th539 ers9hu740 ~th life that can survive In Open Bouse Set The aims for the school have remained the same-to create an atmosphere conducive to growth Of each chHd. Educa- tional goals have changed over the years. Noted religious author Dr. Harold F. Leest· ma will appear at auto- graph open ho...,, to- day and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at 14152 Llvin~ston in Tustin. He u the author of. "God at My Elbow." ro , to , l;llN e modern Umta he says number of nuns from 181,U:l He says thl~ will ~ulre 8 Brian Price, 3 and Laurie Brown, 5, ~t artworks ready for open house at a Ohristianita Presch09l at 35522 Carruno Capistrano In ~ Clement,. The Pl'." school is sronsored by Christ Lutheran Church and diSPlays of childrens' \\'Ork and schoo eqwpment will be set up for Wednesday a{ 7:30 p.m. The stafr of teachers firmly believes that the child must create on his own, stimulating his own growth from inside. The staff, consisting of 11 teachers. ls highly trained to teach in the field or early childhood education. W est11tinster Churcli Sets ;f ii1i~ Ji'ilrri While otber C h u r c h authorities cite var lo us ailments or the religious orders, few concur with the idea that they're t o t a 11 y defunct. And many dismiss Brother Moran's view as mere to 148,914. . total dismantllng of the old St~dies have.Pro J e ct e d forms which segregate men continued declines. A product and women ln d i f f e r e n t of the late Middle Ages, the 0 1 g an I z a t i o n s and the orders su~ . as the Franc!5-d e v e 1 o pm e n t Or new cans, Domuucans and Jeslllts communlUes including men long have been the wellsJring and women, young and old, or the Olureh's academic and married and single doing social creativity. But their away with "all castes'~ and ln- cobesive mystique bas waned volving all kinds ot Christians. in modem times. · Mesa Coed Gets Money From Fund Pulpit and Pew F orurri Set At Church In Mesa Debra Anderson, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson of 3050 Ceylon Road, Costa Mesa, has been awarded . a.$.10!) scholarship by Lu41eran Brotherhood, Minneapolis-bas- ed' fraternal insurance .society. Debra is a student at Lutheran Bible Institute, Seat- tle. Wash. (From Page 10) breakfast Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. Women's lunch Wed· nesday 11:30 a.m., dinner 7:30 p.m. • • st. Ail.Ill'•· CbW'cb, at 340 Tenth St., Seal Beach public card party Friday In Parish llall, noon on. BrUdge, canasta and pinochle. Grace Bthle Cburcll, at American Leg1111 Hlill, 556 W. lath, Colts Mma; ""1ce Sim- day at IO a.m. and ·7 p.m.; eier- lllOM "Love Toward Friends and God" and "Recovering from Retrol!ressloo." by the R<v. n..nas Tyree. Tample Belll Dovid o I Onn1t Ooonty, at 6100 Hefley St., Westminster; servtce Fri-. day at 8:15 p.m.; Bar Mit- tzvah of Jay H. Leach, Jed by Rabbi Henri E. Front. Qoowu Valley Covl'Uant Church, at moo La Plato Drive, Laguna Niguel; service Sunday at 11 a.m. Bible study WedneM4y at 7:!0 p.m.; ser- mon "OnetFold and One Shep- herd," by the Rev. Robert A. Hoonetto. .A Sunday night forum will The scholarsllip is one of 17 be held on SJ,lndaY at 1 p .. m. at junior college awards of $300- the Mesa Verde U n 1 t e d .. each presented by .Lutheran Methodist Church. 1701 Baker -Brotherhood this year as part Street, Costa Mesa. Dr· of its support• of Lutheran Harv~?;.1· Self~, Professor of higher education in the United Cllrtst Chapel ·(serviJlg gay com.manlty), at l2S9 Victoria St., Costa Meaa:~service Sun- day at 7 p.m.; sermon by the R<v. Rod(t!" Harrisofu Cbril Ethics, School . of States. 'ibeoloCY at Claremont, will he the spec:1a1 """t speaker. A total of $375,250 has been Dr. Seifert haa bee a ~ding allocated this year f o r spokesman for Christian Lutheran. Brotherh.o.od Social Ethics for over a quar-scholarships and fellowships . tor ol a century, He hu travel- . ed ..-..i, and'dooe - Valvenlty Vnltarla Olm-dal study at tlte Loodoo mtmll)', at meeting 4 51 0 School o! Ecooomlco and Po- Saodburg Way, Irvine; ..me. lltj"91-. He bu written Sunday at 10 a.m.; sermon varloul periodicals and sev- "Brothel1lood ID SUl>urbla," by era!-· the R<v. Roger T. Walke. Dr. Seifert will he ad· 1 . 1 dressing blmtelf to us from u a I t a r l a 11 Uftlterlalt1t the general area of the Chris- Chlrch. .at W9 Victoria St. tian's concern. and com- Oosto Mesa: aervice Suoday mltmeot to eocial and -ld at 10:30 a.m.· witb. Church iuuel. School, sermon "Unitarian 1be public ts i n v i t e d . Catch-22," by the R<v. John Rolreshments will he •erved. Ruskin Clark. Qilld cert will ~provided. Newport Pastor Will Be Guest '!be R<v. Loren D. Flicking- er, rniDllter ol the Newport Unity a.ttch, Newport Beach, will he guat speaker at the Unity <l!rlst 0mm In Pasa· dena, June 3 at 11 a.m. Subject ol his address will be "How to Get the Most out of Life." Uganda Missionaries Must Make Decision KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) -another million Moslems and The time or decision has come the rest practice t r i b a I for American and other religions. foreign Christian missionaries Amin says talk that he wants to make Islam the in this central African nation. dominant religion is just pro- The thr~e.year wprk permits· paganda. But he adds:. ••Any !or 1,293 V.S., British, Italian, religtoll3 leader who brings Dutch and C a n a d i a n confusion ~·ill be dealt with by missionaries are about to run a military tribunal" out and President ld.i Amin. a Amin , an army general, is Mrs. Frank Caudell follo\\·ed Mrs. Stewart as di-:ector, serving in this capacity until 1966. and at the present time is adviser to the pre school. A tree planting ceremony Is planned for Wednesday to commemorate t h t s an- niversary. Pastor Goes To Assembly Al St. Ed\\'a rd's Episcop.c ' Churcll there \viii be a showin ol the tilm "The Story rJ. Ca1 Gustav Jung" at the cburcl' 8912 Hazard Ave . WestmlMter on Sunday at 7:~ p.m. The color film c:onWr lootaae from JUlll'• ii: aararl . in Africa and an e:. aminatlon ol his thouihts ar. palnling ID "The Red -· A donation of $2 per 141 and $1 per cl1lld er atuct. \viii be uked to defray t: expense• of obtaining the u of the Olm. Moslem, seems to be Uganda's stropgman leader. Dr. Oiarles H. Dierenfield, persisting In his expressed Radio Uganda publicizes Pastor ·d. St. Andrew's Pres-deslre to turn the churches -along with everything else in-co_n_vgi't~ tQ_ lJlaui, r~pQrtlng byterian Church In Ne\\"'(>Oft,-;;;==========- d d 420 converts as making the Beach is attending tbe ,l85thlr Ugan a -over to Ugan ans. change "because they :realized General .Assembly in <>Maha -1£ Amln's gOvemffient does it was the only true religion." Nebraska. not renew the work pennits Amin likes to point out that he Dr. Dlerenfie1d was elected the foreigners will have lo is the only M_gslem in his a· Qnnmlssioner by the ~ leave, and Wlder the law they Cabinet. Others note that · Ranchos Presbytery which is can take wJtb them only the Moslems ,are often No. 2 in corn'prisecl « 48 Presbyterian :fuivalent in Uganda~dS government departments but churcbet, mostly located in $140. held high poeltions In the Orange Qiunty al!)lough 1 few Many, ii not most, want to artny. are In Loo Angel~ County. stay. 1-aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;jp;;irjniij,-,:-;;--~~~~-11 "11tis aftef so long," said\ on e Protestant missionary 1. f who came here 18 years ago. · "I'd like to stay." Speaking of President Amin. he adds : "No, he is not anti· Christian as some say . He just wants the white man to go and Africans to run Uganda's churche s." Amln denies he wants to 1r eke Ugilnda a Moslem coun· trv. .Q ·or the 10 fnlllion population, eight million are Christians. . ·oven flemoriol p.k Ti1 So11tbknul~ Mo11 ·.BeaJif1d llfm°"411 · MAUIOlfUM • COlUMIAltUM. • CIMnOY obi:;'Z TREES of the WORLD Bt&tDttn Santa Ana and Orangt On Tat~ A"rnu• · 5'1·119: How does Christian Science heal? Listen to firsthand ex- pe{iences. This week's program: "BEING A ·woMAN ISN1 A BURDEN" 7t0t AM Ol•l4t LA 1141 AM-«MPC 71.....U 711 I AM-aOCM .. M- 18).11-N.I. Mor It. 1'71 Tll.VTl-l Hfl'.llS ORANGE COAST CHUltCH .·D~IRECTORY r~~~~~~=:~~~~~ ~ . A Cordial Welcome from .JJa,./,or Ckri.tfian Ckurc' NEWPORT HARBOR I LUTHERAN CHURCH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ·THE MASTER of the Coastal Areas I OP MIWPOIT HACH -,..,..., ................ At u,,., lq leyl Cl• 2111 , .... A• .. C.... M ... Sunday School .................... 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship ............... 10:45 A.M. N•,_., I iu..-._..;. ,,_.,.._. Phono: 64i·272S Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. Sf, JAMB. Jiit ¥1o ~ -7110 ..... _...., t:tl I 11 :00 A..M~ W..Wp ---... M--N__.,Ptett•• TUISDAY-1tit0 A.M-*'J ....... _, L9rtll .... ..... 10:45 A.M.-f'I..,. hlhMllilp wiDNnDAl-1:00 P.M. n.. a..,. ,,... P. Ml9t' II, lector -"""1 671-1211 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2048 Onnge Are., C.M. Sundays s·,ao I f:J'1 Ch11,c.h Sch•ol -9110 Ft. Howot• Mort C•rtwl1tM, ..........,.,., S4MJJ6 Saint Michael And AU Angels Episcopal Church .......... Ylow ...... -..... S1~:00 A.M. I t 1JO .t,.M., Cll•N• SdNl/M..,,...1le A.M. t•il•,,._..1100 A..M. Wt I 11•¥ fllt A.M. n. .... J ........ Drril....,. _ .... , •• 1411 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH llJI lttll St., H ........ ..... , __ ...... ,_, 1100 A.M.-M.ty Coni"'dl" 91JO A.M-F1111i)y..s.nl•1 I: ChUf'Ch SchMI fNirrMfYC.reJ I I JOO A.M-M•rt1l1tt Wonhlp INur"ry C.,.I 7a00 P.M.-F•.tl•el i¥911t•119 • S1ftflot Epl11op•I Yo11n9 Ch11,.h1M11 Tiie Cl'llll'Cll .. •tft\l't 1wi11t•1t fllt """ Mlrrfllft JtrM1C.C•t.v. P•1t1r-t42·151t ~111...061 1 . .- . . ' ' 798 Oo•or Or., LI 8-3631 Newport l•ech' 2900 Pacmo View Or. NEWPORT CENTER Coron• del M•r w.nW..-t:Ot A.M ... , Hu11li11fto11 lttc:h FIRST UNITED R .. •r J. 1.,.., P•ltlr Rt''. ,P1ul Romtis, D.D. t:tl A.M.S_.., a..n• ...... E•rly W•nhip ckrltti•11 E.11tttlo11 hstlff Wenhip 1:00 •.m. . ) f,15 •.m, 10:10 '·"'· 10:00 A.M.-W .... •lp Semc:e ~urs••v for 1mtH ehildrtn provldtd Nursery Care Available WELCOME Phone 644-2664 10100 A.M. hlfttir wen111, CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Ml11ourf Sv11od 761 ¥lcfMle St, c.ta ..... ....... ,., ..... ,, .... 141·1tl4 ,,.,.,_ SWVkal 1111 & n AM, 1....., ....,.., t i• A.M. Mwt IMI CIMtt t 1a AJA. CClw .... IO ... lw• lh m Saf Scl1MI -14WN6 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11112 Culver Drive University Park, lrvlne-a... H"'*9 N. Nie,_ tiOO A.M-W...Wp & S•...., k11M1 lliJD A.M-Wordilp IS....., St-.. llJ .. 121 PRINCE OP PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M---•W.StNot.C:....-CotN. ANDW•W C. M ... ION • ......, -•ICMA.ID IAOO.S•M, lnt- lllMl't ldllflt fT» a.in. -Men\111111 WOrtl'llp: l rOO •nd 11 :00 1.m. Prl11ce ef p, ... Ll+kt•11 Sclitol -Mi11 &ff.tr 011011, Prl11ciptl om •• PhlMI 14t.OS21 Scho.1 Ph•1111 549-0161 . FIRST IAmST CHURCH OF NEWPORf IEACH s.1.c. ! •1 Clift Drt•• "'"'"'~'4U Dr.Ill.It .......... , ...... ...., kMtl -t i• A.M. ....,. -th• A.M. a 11• ,.M. ••• ftf,.,..,., let¥Miit ,,. ,... • . ' . . . . . . 115A ......... ..._. 11115A.M.et1t •. Mlc-.r1 lphup.t a.re• Ma"1Ueflte at P••lflc Ylew Or Coro110 del Msr Phne: 675-0950 Coil• M•1<1 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. I H•rbor llwd. Wenlllp hnlM t iao 1r 11 :00 A.M. Churc:h Sehool -t:lO A.M. CMf• Mt•• North MISA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mtt• V•rdt & l•k•r St, 6'49·1719 W•rthlp I Churc:h Sc:h•el t :lO A.M. __ _ Filunl•in v.11 • ., FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11221 lu1fl•N 961·1191 Wor•hip I Church School 9 I I01JO A.M. M ini1t1r ford R. Mil11r METHODIST CHURCH 1721 17th St. ll•·lSl7 St•Vi(•• -9:15 .. 10:30 Nun1rv C.r1 All Mamlng Chur(.h s,hoal -9: r 5 Hu11li111to11 l••th -Nortfi . COMMUNITY METHOOIST CHURCH 6662 Htll Av•. 142-4'461 Worship -9 l IO :lO Chufc:h Sc:hool -9:00 A.M. hvin• -E•tt lluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll·12ll 11421 Culv1r Ro1d 11 Unlv11"11lfV Drive Worship I Churth Seh1ol 9 I I01JO A.M. L11_1111• lt•ch METHODIST CHURCH 216l2 w,,, • ., o,; .. , Ill SO\rll'I LlllUNI wo,.h,r ~ \:hurcfl Schoo ..-10 A.M. <4.9.JOll ne"'• P. W....,, Ml11l1"" Ntwp•rt B••~h CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA !'400 W, Bilbo• Blvd. 61l·ll05 Wot•hlp-9110 A.M. Church Sehool-9:30 & 11 A.M. ~·· 'JI JI SABBATH SERVICES REltGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RAl91 9ERNAROP, KING ... a. meetlf'IQ et St. Jtmts Epl$COPll Church u 3209 Via L\do, NIWPO't Boch fOf lntot1n1tlon: C.ll 676-7230 1 Try Saturday's News Qulz We .Dare You . . .. ... . Christ Church rrflbyterlan 11112 ,. ....... CNMr Mw) H•Fll•lf• .._. .... _L __ s..-, WenMp1 t1JO A.M. a..11 k .... 1 t1JI A.M. OftM1 20112 ,. ..... '-It. .... .. , t&e-4941 Church of the Covenant JIH Mtlw ..... C... M-INc• A. ..,.,.., ,..., s.M41J • ...., .• C..rdi khel -l:JI & 11100 A.JIL PhMt 117.JMO Community Presbyterian Church ,,._._....__ .... -J.T--.... A .... O.H- ,...., W.....,. trtl I 11100 A.M. C..... kllMI t:ll A.M • ...... :494-7111 / t-._ This Sunday Worship in ' l./St.i1ndrew~Tresbyterian Church 600 SI. Andrews Road • Newporl Beach Dr. Chtrl•• H. Ditr•11fi1W, Pait.., .. 11 ,0IO TONS OP NM" a..,.D...wM..._.,,,...... .. StftflOll Canttfff Avtl/•ble li1ttn to KOCM.fM, 7il0 A.M. Sunday ldentie•l Se1v1cc1: 8 AM. 9.30 AIA •nd 11 AM Child care and enild1en a Su nd11w School 111 •II !lervit•• TEMPLE SHARON n. ''" .. ""'''" ..,...... .. let ... llf!tlro H1tlter A,_ 617 Wnt He1ttl .... Cnte M ... , i I • • I • . • ' . ' ' . ' • I ' ' ' I ' , I ' , ' I ' ' ' , .. •. . I I i ,, ' I ,I I· •. • • \ I JI DAILY PILOT ... llKsaue • -~----"Don't nKWI, Daddy! We're playin' hidi 'n' Mek oncf you're my hidin' place!" College Research Group Isolated ·For Time Tests l}AVts (UPI ) -UC Davis grou1>5 by !actions, one serv· 8Clerttists have isolated six ing the southern part of the students in small rooms for state and another the north. tl1ree months to ,.. U they Press, -was eleded to will Jose their sense or time. repre""1( tbe 12,000 ....cla· 1be researchers are tion mem b er• la.kt the rogulatlng the llgbtlng and rounlf"'1 dental woclatloo other elementa In the two wUJ ouppok bettor care for llOUllll-prooled rooms so the Medi-Oil patient., lluor!da- v<>llDlleer students will have tion, lmprovemeot of tra!Dlng lltUe Idea of what IJ happening In dental ~ and the 1n the outskle world. -·"elevation Of looal stand- ·. anls . (MEDICINE ) •Polfcle• Hit _ • SANTA CRUZ (AP) -The psychiatric profession should consider contllling its .••ten-me-Scientists bOpe the ex- periment will help predict how astronauts will perform on space stations and explaiil the time lag disruption lelt Ill' jet travelers. • c-cer Demce about-it" specialists and' its "bleeding heart advocates" to priVate patients, Di!:t. Atty. Peter Chang Jr. contends. Clang was · reacting to statements by pSycbiatrists that it would be easy for disturbed persons to "fake" LOS ANGELES (AP) - A sanity and thus mt s 1 ea d method of destroying certain psychiatrists into ju d g i n g cancer tumors by Injecting a them normal. rubber-like material that cuts 'file psychiatrists, in tum'7 o1r the blood aupply to the had boen criµciud !or judiiog growth .bu been unve!lled by accused Jn88I m u rd ere r UCLA physidana. E<!wanl Emil Kemper Ill as I t The method involves no sane only three day1 afte!' be knife tnclslons and is done allegedly murdered a college under local anesthetic. coed, cut up her body and However, Dr. Robert Rand buried the pieces. said the use ol the tedlnlque Is e Officer Res•-• limited to certain t111110n that .,, •• have o well-deltned blood IUp-FRESNO (APl -Fmno ply and are located i n COUnty Health Officer William particular parts of the body. DeFrles has resline<I, saying The Innovative aspect of the that a majority or the board of method ts the use of a huge, supervilors bas • ' 1 e r lo u a powerful electromatnet that reservations as to 1heir 'con- holds the injected material at fldence" in him. the tumor site and keeps tt DeFries and a member ol lrom spreading throughout the his staff have beeo involved In body. a controversy over mi.Ming health department memoran-• D•nger Cited dum> that wett instrumental SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) _ in the dismlssal of a county Inst a I at lo n or X-ray plaming commissioner last machines at airports to speed yeft ·a board meefing, County inspection or carry-on baggage Cl!ainnan John Krebll ad- is a hazard to the health ol. mooished DeFries, saying that airline employes aperating the the cttizem of the county "had equipment, 8 physician bu lost faith In the public health complained to state a n d department." federal agencies. •-,;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;\I "It doesn't make an yl l sense," Dr. Robin P. Mlchebon sald. "They ought to stop forthwith ~ore 90!1le" ooe gets hurt.'' BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL GUIDE Micbelaon., ao ear, nose and throat specialist, said he was l'"' _ _..__ .... __ ...,..I "horrllled" ID see the baggage e MATTRESSES • inspector's hand was x-rayed l.--•MA_TT_R•E•s•s•s•s--.I during the Inspection opera· lion. IOAn HOMU llAILllS ........ _ • Dentist• Merge c.i. "-.. _ c.. 2150.....,.., ~. SAN MATEO (AP) -The Uberty 8-1303 California Dental Association has -tttmllie<I a11er 1&i~=======~I y_. ~-Burton H. Press of Piltsbu'i as J>l"3i· denl 'Jbe 103-year-old professional organization was split into two . !. Ask Andy Kids Like To I See by Today's Want Ads eTHAT e1rs - •DIME eA e LINE e DAY! .. • " . ' • •• . '.. ~ . ) "fit UnW•~fiil•·lifgaln - We louflft Alf.We Cdufcl qetl" 4 ft. x 8 ~·sheets of.hard-to-find shop plywood . • lolel'tlc• ................. Sun .. May19&20 . 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' -• • Sec_retariat FavOred ··1n Tod~y's Preakness . . .u~-- To Topple Braves, 3-2 . - ATLANTA (AP) -Willie Craw!Of!i and Bm Rmsell drove In key runs in a lhree- na.elghlh Inning Friday that rallied the Lc!!i Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1 victory ewer !lit AlW>I& Bnves. Dove Lop8 and Bill Buckner _..t· the Inning with singles, dt83ing Atlanta starter Ron Reeoj, z.s. Alter a sacrllJce t>Y Willie· Davis, Joe FergljSOll drove In the !lr.!t Dodaers run wllh a sacrifice fly, then Crawford tied the game with a doob1e. Rorie llarrbon I ntentlonally walked Ren Cey, Ulen Russell drove in the win- niN nm with a sharp single. Starter Andy Messersmith, 4-3, allowed six hits before be \vas lifted for a pinch Dodgers Slate Alt G•-.,. KFI 1 ... 1 • U. All!Mlts •f Atl.ril• L119 N!DelM 81 Alla"tl 121 $an Dl9QO II LOI MOllH 1:5.S D.m. lO;lO a.m. J:S5 11.m. bider in the sev~th. Jim Brewer finish- ed m the rnoonll and gained his fourth save. 'lbe Braves Jumped to a first inning ltlld on Darrel EvaM' solo heme run , No. 7;' and added another In the foorib M Soony Jacbon's sacrifice fly. Reed was tough tn the early going, ~cliig his hits well until the big Dodger eighth. Except In lhal inning and the se- cond, the big righl·hallder allowed no moce than one base ruMer. Uiilll the elgtit!J, lie hl\d retired 13 o! 14 battera. The Braves.pat.the tylng nms on base in both Ute eighth and Qinth inriings, but lacked the :Punch to ge t it across. When Charlie Hough came on at the s1,.11 of_ ~ eighth · in relief cf Messenmilh"8nd issued ·Hank Aal'tln his third walk ~f the night, he was lifted for Brewer. . Rod GiJht..ui,'1fmaillg{er Atroo: wa. loroed by 'Ruty. Belter, but Mll<e Lum got bis third single of the game, putting Brewer in trouble. . Brewer ~ by getting Dave JoiJmM to~jnfo a double.P!ay. • . .• The Braves made a last gasp ·e11ort in ~ ... 'Q' f ~ ~~J10t11JweM1l.~Gl"' .--.... · r e., liitlled: BUt llrewer got Jollmny OO!es "" 1!!¥-!"" .. · · · '· ' ·ct • ~~~recorded .WS.fourth.,sa:ve of ... ~. ,_.., .• B~'~ ~,~~·~; d~~ ·~ ''..i.: UC I F ~es Nprtfiri.dge * * '-* ' . .. '.. .,. ,_·:···;·:·:~ ..... :"'·.::,.·.~ ·· l~n qpening Playoff Tilt B~kllfr~ lb S 1 2 I O•lft, c 5 o 1 I ., Yf.O•Y'l!l.cl40 COl!v1n•,Jb •121 · · 1 · l"lrgUteln, II 2 0 0 1 H. Alron. II · ·l 0 01 0 PICknlc. IP 0 0 0 0 GfllwN!tl, Pf° O O O 0 w.c~a.rt• 1 2 1 1111nk1o u o o o o C.,,:lb 3 0 1 0 91klf",c1 'IO 0 Rlllltil, M ' 0 1 I LI.Im, lb ' O 1 O Yftgtr, c 2 '0 0 0 ·.a. John1011, 2tl 1 O O o """""" p 1, 0 0 d s. Jl<k...,, u. l -0 0 0 Moh,p!I lOO'lll:ldd,lb 4010 HDllgh. p O • 0 It Hln110t1, p o 0 O o .,_, p 0 • 0 o. w-p • 0 • 0 OlftLPh llOD l'ot1I' 3l J 10 3 Toli!I 33 2 I 2 l.GI MoMt ooo ooo mo -l Allwlt. 100 JOO 0(0 -7 --...C.V. Df'-U. ... ......, t. Alle11t1 I. l~ .-.._... JO, Atlln11 t , 2&-i.oPu 2, Ev•i., w. Cr1\rtonl, Hll:-Ev-· I. S-W, O~ll' .. $f-S. ~Mk- IClll, "'"'""°"· . . ,,. H • .. •.• •• Muritll w ... ' • ' ! ' '· -" ' • " ' . ' ·-' ' • • • • ..... ! ! ' ' ! ' H1rrbon l ,0-1 I ' ' I • • Ho>M I • •• • ' ' s.~-er1W'$' '· HllP-br R.Hd, YHO .... T-2:13. ·~10.111. UC .Irvine will face, ·Cal State (Northtidge) in the oPolli\lc 1ame ol lhe 1973 NeAA Western llegkflal baseball toorruullent Friday. at 1.1 o'clo!:k wilh Puget Sound, Wash. drawing a bye In the three-te&m event. A .semnd game wiU be played Friday between Puget Sound and the loser of the first game at 3:30. Saturday's~ schedule calls !Or twci . games . 81 the same hours wUh 1!41et Sound pljiylng lbe winner of the lool'no1 opener.· ._,,If all three teams have identical 1-1 records at this time. two will bt; determined by lot to play a s~nd 'gaine; Saturday in t'he doubl~ ,e!lm~Uon e\t~t. If one' team -i~-eltininated. the two surviving schools will meet with a possible tourney. champion detennined. Shou1d another game be necessary, it woul<lbe ~ at ! o'clock Sunday. TlcketB·iot'tlie lndiyldual games are ll per person with 50 cent student tickets also available. A series ducat for adults sells for $2.50 and $2 for otudents. Both individual game and series tickets are aVailable at .the ecbool 'athletic,Qffu:e in Crawf<llj lla)1 aJld will be on sale at the g~iriea P'Tiday. · : -Contreras Drafted SAN DIEGO -Fonner Huntington Beach. High standout Mike C.00.treras, a gu8rd from Arizona State,· was chosen by the San Diego Conquistadors in a sup- plementary American B a s k e t b a 11 Association dr8ft. _ The supplemental draft, conducted by mail, was '8Jlll0Ul'lced Friday. Title Fight PANAMA CITY, Panama -Antonio Cervantes or Colombia, World Boxing As.sc:Patkn welterweight c b a m p I o n , predlcu he will lmocl< out fOl'Jll8 tiUebolder Alf0090 "Peppermint" Frazer of Panama in their itcbedelled 1r.-rowid ti· tie figllt tooigbl. · "I1ll win by a knockout ," said Oervante!, who won the &ampiomhip· by stopping Fraier in tht lotb round last October. ' -' USC Nine Wins POU.MAN. Wash. -Ed Bowrnan'5 bases--loaded home run sparked Southern California's seven-run first .inning and a l:H l'lcrory &Yer ll"ashlzJgtjln State University in the fint game or the 'Pacif"'8 Cmlerence baseboll playoffs Friday. , ~ntucky Derby Winne"!J_ . ' ' Tabbed Over 5 Others BALTl~tORE (AP\ -Secretariat. trainer ~ien Laurin and jockey Ron Turcotte loosened up Friday for the $150.IXW).added Preakness -the colt with a breeze and the men with quips. Secretariat, the Kenlucky Derby \\·in· ner and early 2-5 favorite in the field of si¥ S.year-olds for today's Preakness. galloped l ll·miles on lhe Plmlioo track and then opened up to go a quarter-mile ln251~-- Laurin expr<S3ed satisfaction with the work and then went to the amual alibi broalclast where he crocked' "Thia: ls my fourth Preakness and if I don't get it tbb time, you've lost a customer.'' The veteran tra er finished third with Amberold In 1966, third with Jay Ray in On TV Today Chn1111el 2 at 2 1969 <.ltld then fourth Inst year \Vilh Secreta riat's Meadow Stable mate, Riva Ridge, 1vho was the odds-on favorite. Asked if he purposely went 1vide on the tu rn for home 1vhcn Secretariat won the Derby in the record time of 1:59 2-5 for lhe 11'.i-miles. Turcotte joked: "I was going so fast l guess I just skidded around the turn." Others in the field for the 1 3/16 mile Preakness \Vere ,Slgmqid Sommer's Sham, lhe Derby runnel'\JP and second favorite; Mrs. M.J. pPtchanl, Dr. E. W. Thomas and trainer BUI Res.<eguet Jr. 's Our Native, tlltrd In the ~; Harrx and Robert Mwerhoff's Ecole E~ winner al the Prealmtss' Prop last satur- day: 'l1lomas Mellon Evans' Torsion and Frederick R. Menke's Deadly. Dream. Jockey assignments for . the race, sCheduled to start"Were Laffit Plncay Jr., Sham; Anthony Black. Deadly Dream; Do.n ·BrumfJeld, Our Native; 9en Feli- ciano, Torsion, and George Cusifnano, Ecole Etage. Pim1ico officials were hoping for a crowd of 60,000, which would be a record, and, although it raineii Thursday night and Friday, the weather forecast for to- day was SWlny, temperatures in the low 70s and very little chance of rain. / liowever, ·should rain produce an off tr~. neit}:ler Secretariat nor Sham sbQul~ he affected. J)OwKI!. But Racing S9Cretary Larry Ah- bundi said ir it was a handicop, he would :t~ign the following \\'eights: Secretariat, 130 : Sham. 128: Our Native. 118: F.cote Etage. 113; Deadly Dreant. 112 11nd Torsion , 107. Ashe,. Richey Gain Vegas Tennis Semis LAS VEGAS IAP) -AJ:lhur Ashe of Richmond, Va., the only seeded player to ntnke the semlflnaJs. de£eiled Jaime Fillo! of Chile. 7-6. 6·2. Friday in the quarterfinals or the second annual ~150.000 Alan King-Cne~i rs PaJace Ten- nis Classic. Cliff Richey also made the semis by bcatin~ Hay Moore of South Africa 6-1. 6- 4. f ifth-seeded Ashc's opposition today will be Roscoe Tanoer. Richey will face Brian Gottfried. Ashe seemed in controJ ol the mat.Cb O"TVToday Ch-ael 7 at 3:30 wtien he was .ervlng for tho tint oel al ~ alter breaking the Oilleen at JOore. Bot Fillo! broke right back, wlnnlnfl fol\r consecutive points. Both pleyen Mid Senres to force a tiebreaker at U . , , The tempo seemed to swing to Fillol "' he ran~ofr a 5--l lead .tn the best of 1'2- point tiebreaker. Ashe · pulled himse lf out of trouble twice with unreturnable serves to cap- ture the tireaker at 10-8 and easily won the sixth set as he broke hJs opponent's first two serves of the game. For Richey, it was fiery match. Both playel"8 complained about line calls before the Texan settled down to rout Moore in the first set ' Sec~!.aria_t won the 1 l-1&-mi.le Laurel B . · · Fulunly by eight lengths in 1:42 t-5 on a Richey woo the first four games befon the South African turned the match into. a contest, holding serve at 4-4 in the final set. But Moore was broken when serving 4-5 to lose· the match. Bruins r~, • '"~{irac\: at I.aurel last year and in ~~ • .: •• r tiJSM\t start as a 3-year-old he won the T~.Big i.ead;· Albritton Fifth EUGENE. Ore (AP) Heavily ~urloog BoY Shore""' 412 lllllgljls ii\ i1'1J1-S ir'I the slo &t·Aqtiedtict.' Sham wdn a six-furloog·allowanee race as.a-2-year-old by six lengths in 1:10 +5 on a muddy~ track at Aqueduct and this yeU in mdd at Santa Anita be woo the 1 1-16-mile Santa Catalina by 2~ lengths in ,,45, Each Preakness starter will carry -126 The singles winner wllh:-ve '30,000, while the dOubles victors split f10,mct. The winners ol Friday's llni doublet match was·the' thin!·-teain ol Jt!" Rosewall and Fred Strolle ol Aust1'Ue- They upset toj>oeeded Stan limllb and Bob Lutz, 7-6, 3-6, 6-3. In the second match. unseeded Got- tfried and Dick Stockton beat tourtJ>. seeded Jobn Newcombe of Australia and Marty Rel,...,, 7..i, 5-7, 7..i. favoi-ed UCLA , the nation's No .• 1 track and field power, breezed into the early lead but sprinter Don Quarrie. and long ju!hper. Randy WilU.ms of Soulhern C'.a.litomia t .u T n e 'd _ in . tbe 10p performances Friday oo·lhe openillfrday of the Pac.a Conference champioosbips. Former Newport Harbor High star Terry AJbtitton, a freshman at Stanford, finished fifth in the shJt put with a top <lfort<al ~2Y•. Singer Posts . 7th Win; Ange1s Belt Texas, 7-1 OregQn's Mae.Wilkibs· WOO it .with a heave of 6.1-7. Williams, the Olympic gold medalist last summer. won the long jump with a wind-aided 27-9. Quarrie, bothered by a leg injury la.st season, showed no sign 'Of problems by flashing to'a wind.iaided 9.1 in his-heat of the 100. He came back with the top quali- fying time of 20.2 in the 220, a clocking that matched the conference record. UCLA, which didn't looe a man In !he qualifying, held a 52--31 lead over Washington State after six eventa of the two-day meet. Willlams, who loot to ·James McAli!ter in 9. dual meet two weeks agb, reversed the finish this Ume as tbe UCLA !ootball standout came hi a!>cooil.iit.'*9. The loss to M~."'bt!i>!'d get me ready, obvioOs.\)',," ~ W..llliaiDI a aid . "You're alwayi after the py 'Wh>'s on · top.'' .~ J..ooo.m.tw ~ -I. HlQ, Ot"lffl'I Sl•1t, 1:0. 2. ~i:ttk. WHl'll= St;1I•, l :!/;2. ~. l•lt•ofl'I, o,'l""'·1 ·", . .,· •,. ~~ .... -, • O:Y..t t . A-.s. 01v11, •!Jrorn •· . . . .,. .... 1 i.tn1. w· no r.,,.. Pole V1u11 -1. 'fr'tali'"' ULc:A, 174. 2.. ,.,._r1, l>CLA, 1'-'. 'l. 'ft , WMhl Ton, '"6. ~ Oankworlll, UW, 1'"6. 1. i.illll'd, ~llern J1t, 1•.0: No. 1h1tll. • 1.L°"o Jum11 -1. wun,.,._ use. 21-t. 2. Mc;All1!1f, vCLA, 2~~V.. J, BllldlxOfl. UCLA., 245•;,, 4. De11- mer1, WSU, 15-0. .S. 81tlek""41.,, UO. M-tV., '· W111no1on, use. JH. (All 1lmt$ Wl~lded UUPI !ll!nJ. J1v1lln -1. Judd, 0$U, 231).0, l. l<Otlllf:k, UCLA, 1•2. J. Dow. USC\ 247·S. ~. ktfl~, C•I. 242·2. 5. QuM'l1"16~uw. 2.U· . 6. HoCIOl4n, /'!U. It Mt -1, N r, WSU, 21: •. t MurDI! , w~u. 21; , 'l. a·~I. wsu. 1':03.1. '· LOl'.'ll. ug. 'l'l :lt.O. S. ••w•ll',"C~i. 2t::d.2. I. hllduv1t, $t1n-ford, 29,;_'M.A. Shol ,.YI -l( Wllklnl, UO, •>-7*!1. sctotller, UCLA, '2·1'.,. 1. kt'!m 1, OSU. fl .... ~. F 11.. UCLA,, .. ,, AIDl'lfttil SfM, ""5. 6. LIJk•, 11. -10 ..... California erupted for five runs in the second inning aflC( Bill Singer turned Qack Texas on eight hits for his seventh vic- tory of the season Friday rllght as the Angels hammered the Rangers, 7-lJ aJ Anaheim Stadium. Singer. pOsting hi s sixth straight win to give California its slx~ Vlietory in seven AHgel• Slate ASI 01""" • KMf'C ml) Ml'I lf T•xts 11 C111ftorn/• Ml'I 20 T1•H '! C•!lforn 1 Mlv Z2 C•lltorn •·•I Ctllc190 6:5S i:t·"'· ''ll D.m. 5: f!.n"I. games, sttuck out eight and pe?'Q\itted mtfy one \Wik. Frank llbbln9on ....-his sixth homer al the y<ar, a twMun shot off loser Mike Paul, 3-3, lb the first Inning before lhe Angela stunned the Rangers with their nve-nm burst in 1he second. Jeff Torbori -..i tliO ·with a double and Biiiy Gartlarkewtb: added· a l'l\'o-rim single to hfghllght tl)e rally. Singer. 7~1. was never in serious dif- ficulty after penniUlng a Rangers run the second· inning op Vic Harris' run· scoring sl111le. The Angels started fast. staking Singer to a 2--0 lead in the first inning when Grabarkewitz walked an~ Robinson launched his homer high into the left field seats. Texas responded with run In the se· cond. Jeff Burroughl cracked a double and rode borne on a single by HBITis. California broke it open in the same in· ning. wilK Al Gallagher starting the ex- plosion with a walk. One out later Lee Straton delivefed a single. Torborg then hit what IOoked like a double play ball to Rangers third baseman Toby Harrah but Hartah I~ It roll under tlls glove for an error. ·· . Gallagher sc<>red. Stanton ~t t0ithird and Torborg }vound up o~nd. Grabarkewiti and Rudy Meoll followed with run-scoring singles and Winston Lien.as contributed a sacrifice fly. Alter Robinson was hit by a pitch, Paul left in favor or Bill Gogo lewslti who was greet~ by Bob Oliver's single, driving in tlle fifth run of the round. CALl~NIA TIXAS ,,_,. Alomlr, 2b M<tCllll, 11 Ll-1. IT McCr1w, II F ll:l'bln1e111, llh fl:OllYW, 111 G11!'9t'11f", ~ e ... ry, ct Slanlon, rr T0<1>0r9. c Sl119tr, o Toti I ... , 111111 .12110Ht1-n o 0 o o H•rnll, 3b 1 1 1 I l.lwtttD, :lb J 0 1 1 BftfMr, lb o 0 I o AJotwtton. II ] I 1 2Gr1ev., If '0 I 1C.,fy,dt'I 1 I 0 OBllfl"OUgtll,. rf 4 0 0 DH•rrli, cl J 1 1 osvartr. c J 1 O OSl1m1uk. c 0 ti 0 0 M•'°"' 11 P1ul, D GOCllWS-1. p M'1'rlf. O 19 7 6 6 Toi .. sc.,t lY ll'lnlron 1•r11rM ' 0 t t 2 0 0 • I 0 0 D ' 0 1 t .. ' I 0 0 ••• • ! • ' . ' .. ' I 0 0 . . ' ••• ••• ••• " ' . TtWI! 1710 ODO CJl»,-1 Ct1!1ornl11 l50 GOO OOJt-1 E-H1rr1~. Slntll', H1frll, DP-T1t1J I, C1I!· tornl• 1. LOB-Tfw11 t , C1!1tornlf 1. 28-811t'""'9111· HA-F. R:Obll>90n 6, 5-Mloll. Sl'-ll-1. ... " It •• ••to P1ul L,3-l '" ' 7 ' 1 O G""°'.-111 M I O O t ] Mlrrlll ]10Dt0 $1-W,1•! t I l I 2 10 Ha~ PllH I'. Jtobl""°"' T-1:11. A-11.f'l6. New: :~•11er Gives dill Mein phis Lead • • MEMPIDS (AP) -Dave Hill, wilo owns an unmafdtOd bfllory d success In 'tbiJ toumiment, repeatedly scrambled oul of pot..,liaJ.1z1>Uble and shot a tbree- under·per 6' for the llOCOlld·round lead Friday tn the •175,000 Memphis Go!r C1asslc. Hill, wbo won this event three tl.ines tn a fOl.U'-yeai '1ti'etch, used n new .putter a'nd a ncW lKJtting sl~ to Mlvage1his ,i:ound wllb ooly 2'l strokes on the v~ns 'u he establllhed a flfo.niund 1eod with a 137 total. . . - '111at IJUl him ,...., under ~r for two trips over the wjlldJW<l)t, f1t~yanl Q>loolal c..ntJy Club courae Ind two In • !root ol hi• oearest challenger, Jerry I McGff, " . Me<ltt. a ,_...;nn1ng toor regulsr ""° has been playing poorly moot al the sea8011, matched the day's best roond with " 68 for a J39. First round leader Dan Sikes slipped lo a 75 and was ln a group at 142. De!efld[ng titleholder ·Lee 'h'tvlna had lhrit blrdlea •nd as many bogcfl Jn hi• ~r round, and at t43 wait one-under-par aNt ·11x back ol Hiil. Hill, wbo baa uaed ollly $7 putts in :!$ hol.,., 058ld he was 115" Ing • putter lifted out ol J.C. Snead's locker and a new putting stroke. "I call it the 'Over 46' grip," Hill said. "I put my Mght foreflnier down the •• 5hafl, · ute .thole guys over 40 do who arc loalre their nerves." He Biid he acquired the putt.er Mo days ago. "J.C. had about three. o( them In his locker. I just took one. He's going to have a hard time getting it back.'' Hill, a wiry. intense veteran or 15 ye8rs .on the pro tour. said the putter was all that was saving him . He described hi.s swlni as "horrihle. If they'd had out of botmds slakt'!s out the~. l 'd have 'been out at leaat twice," he said. • Malnd rQUfld ...,.,. Golf Cl11Jlt: One HUI J-rr Mc:O.. Olive Sltd.IOl'I ,..., ,. ... ........ Mi.;1 HUI '"" ,_ ....... LM"ry ti.tiff' L .. Eio.t l<Hft'lll Z1rlly l" Tttvlno OICll Loll All.., Mll[1r O•vld GtRn1 M1•1ln llohen lfl!Mt Ml)t11V HVl>tt-1 G•"n llo.-rnl 1"111.,. Ltonlrd lhomDIOll ll11 Allltn P.t• Br_,, MK Mti.lftlloll ..,.,. .-.. -·-Ron c.,.rvi11 llf'rt o- I • r I ·1 ' I I 1>1 DAILY PlLOT S.-. llat 19, lffl Drastic Releaguing For County SchQtlls By ROGER CA~N OI' .. o.llY ~-.,.,. The CIF Soulborn S<dloo ttl .. gMing cunmlttee fur Orqo County bu r°'$ned 11!<11 and IUllnilled I fiaa1 Jll!l!llll'al to Ibo CIF' Soutbem 5eclion a1-' ldentlcal to tho original propoal '' o1 April 4, tho Daily Piiot has learned ex- clusively. '!be -1 drastimlly dumges the curmrt league alignment In Oraoge ~jGOepb and Vic Sberreitl, with Ille CIF'1 help, has made only ooe c~e '· AAAA Spike Fiools :Neidhart's 67-53A ... Pnly s .econd Best By STEVE BRAND Of 1M D1llr P\111 Slaff LilKEWooo -Lik• a l'r<sidential el~oo where the momentum aiddenly shittl, it now appears Newport Harbor Hls'h may be crowning its lhird straight CJF shot pYt champion oert "ftet. Jim Neldhart, the Sa.iJcn' aar who bas trailed Inglewood Higb's Do .. !loupe ·~ ~ason, is inching up 10 doR now ~ doesn't even ha .. to tum around to ... him. In tho C1F AAAA tesm dmnpioruhips FtldaY night at ~ Iligh. Neil!bart !lilally passed hi.s bill« rival. Jf C>DIY ~ a mom"1l bu! II tho Newport B.li&r heavyweight oytfimw bil bn- provement In tho Masl<!n meet Fr>la)' nigjlt · al CitruJ Collef!e, !loupe's I°'"" ~ .. 1rm1ng streak will be over. . Neldllart got off· a mJPty 67-Mi heave on •IJis first toss to better by 1111 Inches the best of tho season In the Southland. Doupe answered with bis best, 67-814. 'i'he mark up even though Ne.id.hart had1.ihree more tosses over 67 feet while Doope's nert best was fi&.9~. Ne:idbart's fllfirt be!ta'ed hi.s seasooaJ high o1 last week by 14 inches and places him just 3¥.t. inches behind Terry Albritton'• sciool record 67-9. Tho Maslen meet will determine In- dividual champ!! and after Albritton's V•l"lltY' lot t--I. E,_,.. (SanMI ~) f4 1. S"'-W '~~1.¥:.'~i!i~' /:., H~.~LtP:::l 1v!r~' IGJ.~ , ;iim -1. E~• IS.,.,. Anm) 2\.2 (Tle9 •9Clllt"d) 2, R1w1 .. IC~t1nni.11 21.l. l. R.ohrla IS.Il-l• Ana V111w1 21.9~ 4. Dtf10(1 tS•nl• 8'"'9r1l 22.0, I.~ tG""" """'1f.'" -1. RoOlnson {1 nlenol•ll "'·"' !. S,,.... \Mu ti 4'.9, A H~ L8 Polw) 19.0, 4. ".,"'"" W1uml11tlw 4'. , . 11•1111' ~Sin 'MrT,J 19.1. li"0.~!1 1;n~. ~. r/.:r.::'ll:ri Ml.~<:V11 '·=s1-v.~1 •1 l1• rt' IArtMll•) 1:5'.J, s'.".i-IMlul• I• 'f~ -1. Wllll•me (Nortl\ 'Torr"11('1l <1:14..1 1. co1tt;;,d lS•mnv Hiii•) <1:14.5. '• M•l'fY• tMI, i-!1112 41 f,I , I. S.ro1 (L.oar1} 1:16.6. . MVtnVllK Hort,, ,,1.... , •:16.9. ~ 2-M 1.--' Btoek ($101• Monltl) 9:0$.1, :r. "' ITt 9:06.6 s. llwme (Mlr111•/ 9:1t.11 •. uslch I r nit.I 9:\,,6,. 5. GMl~h (Foo 1'11111 9:19.0 I H -l Jotim.an !P•s.aenl) U.2, 2. Shew ~"j 11.2, : "'"''/" (Muir) U.S. '· H1rrell \S.011 4 5. >.. Ullrl11 Senti B•l"blor•\ 11.9. H. -!.. AUlllfl (Muir ) t .O. Z. Bftlfbt9 P• 1t...... i . SMw {Mulr) 19.0, 4. L.-.. 1v.ri-111n V•••vl lt..S. s. M.-cNonn Torr1nC1) ... lt ... Y -I. c..nt.nni.I 41.0, !. COmpton 4.1, S. Gtlrdet'I Grew. ll.l, •· P1wdtln• 42.l, 5. LB Poly 42.7. Mlle Atl1v -1. Clft!e1'1fllll l : I.,, 2. P1oacten1 l :lt.t, l. Nlu!r 3:21.7, '· Arclldll 3:2 .I, J. ComplOl'I ''~" l' -l. ~ (lnQllWOOd l •7-4\lo s. .,.. .. .... ..,, Ni•rW> •1·J~. l. kwruai0L':'1~ t1 ) f• •· ~· Bo1U Gr..-) JM¥., S.' 111ro\:"'.r.er, ~ •. ·,,k.,.. flC•l•ll•I 1.u, 1. eoc1<11m1n Clowelll 11·2 J. DISl1nl11H CH-Port .. Kii\ 14-Z, I. "!:l~o tL-11! 11-10, ~. Grnll1m CM1 rlri1I 1J.. 0. H «i Jum~ -1. Donlhue (P1lal \ler'OtlJ ~' 2. R nson CL Jorotn) 6-4, l. Fol-r tFont1111) .... , I. lll*ll (I ltf!Gtle) M. $. P1rU IC!WC*!ll V1IMl't) lll!nP -1. H1m""°'111 ttomPll:lnJ !J.1\4, t. li?I! ne (Pllal \I~) ?l·JI~. l.._~ fH-) ~I. Fr-n (Torr•ncel n.z,.. L HudlOfl CL& TM~ ~~i C"'1ttnll~ 2 .. ~ul~'ft ~1nl1 "'"' ~ ~~:w.11, ~!:at~~ f"OIT~ ~l~f~ Orow I. 11 loa , LB Poly M1r1,..., H--1 Hlt<'IMr 7, le k11e11a 1nd LOM'll L LB Jord•" s;'t1e Arc1d11, Alti1mt>l'/I, S•n Ml•Cl)9, Su11nv Hll:t. Ir.cl t:r.v •i. Tir Fon!lne Hu-me, 51oh ""' \1111..,. ind It .u1r1>er1 3, 'T!• Burbellk Bolu Gr1flde, 11"11'1· II V•lll-'I', Gi..dl ., Lo-r•, ~wr1nc1, W"lmlMlll" Z. T~ Crnctnl• \1111ev, FoolnlU. MIUloll '11111• 1. l'n11fl.hll'I 100 -1. J1cklon IP•~'•) 10.l , 2. Den1ori IS.nl• "'I V111rt) 10.1, l. Rhue anl• An• V1lle\I\ IO.t, •· Sm!h .(P•Wdln•) 10.1,J· •!hlWS C8Ulfll) O.J ~ -l Thertet Nl'#Ml'I M1rllwl lt.4, 2. Mc !ollllm /Com11Ton) .S~ .1, _:Smith IPu4d""'f.j·" .. lpptin IL& Pol 22.1 >.. "41l!Ol'I !COITIPIOl'I) .t. -1. Ll I 61•M' l:U.1, t. Mor~• t!1nt1 //\Ila l~D.7, l. K {All'ltmll<'l l 1•2J.t, "-H1~ I two!ICIJ 1:1 .115. (Rollloa Hin111:2•.t. -J, :a H-) 3:0l.S. l. Cool! (MINIM J 1N. , 81U (FoolhllU 3:10.1, '· Moon! IR1nchll Al• OI) i :ll.1, 1. F .. -.dlr! (~Ill l ;JJdH -1 .• ,....,., !MlnlM Vill1!1 I.I, 2. Sm!ltl IMl.lrJ •. 9, 1• ll-t l t'I Mtl'COIJ trnl, "-Flow9n El~ t.2. 5. Trtnl~ IOr1no•.L!;'-ua L';L_, '~ 8rOOI<$ {Muir 11.21 ~· r,;wi tS.nt1 ~~'V1iJtjil S.Smlttl M~~111~1111 31""" ''a"&•, - ' ... 1:1:"::',, >,.~•"'-.. , .•. Jtollno HUii 4-U. t. .. ......, "•r-r 14..S. 1. lo\ulr "''li.oe 1"vt -I. Mont•L•,_no I~ Puebloll IJ.3'h, t. w.111.~1.1mnl1 ~l"J. i.. i.'11'111 fT•oyL,'2il&t,•· ~~"". " . "· --' 'll•i;!I -1. SCl!lmmel l \11111 P1rk)~ '-\'1 • (VIII• P1rlt) 1u.1. M1mm111 (1'1 12· •• ..tonCIUIY {\11111 P•rk 121, 5. 8.enoy ( """) " -Hoh Jump -1. COii-lt'•l•MI•) 6-<I, 1. S11.nt111 111,r~ldl1l~ 6-2. 3. Tlf Nll'Wfn"' \LB P1llv 1M Gibbs l\'lulr) ·~· s. H-ld ILOI Alemr OI) 6--(). Lonci J umo ~1. Smllll !Mvlrl 21·9't., 1. Gr•y (L•••ri!) 21 .5, J, W1l~tr (Burbank) 2l·J~ <. 11""'1 IEtlllt(.11) 11 •1, 5. Kt\ltv !LB Poly) 1 .2(,;. Team ore1 -Muir V Vi, LB Polv l1Y,, Ml11I011 VNo!o incl Vlll,t P••k 12, B11rbln-, P11a<1en~1 San!a Ana \11ll1v 1\, Edison f, IHt1ncl1 i nd "JWport H1rblr I, Doi vtbkiJI, Huen-eme, La~-* 5, ComotOfl 5, ,t,rc1dl'!I Rolllrnl Hl!lt, S1n111 Ana 4, •111ambr1, Foo!hlll. ~•n Mlrc0$I Trov 3, EIH•'lllower, E llancho 2, Bu.oe, Ctnl•nfl •I. El Modent, Lo$ At1m!I01. t.owelt, O••no~ 1. ~~~~~~~~ two-year reign, Nedhart looks ready to move right in. The close finish in the shot was mir- rored in the team chase as Centennlal beat Muir in the final event to capture the crown by a scant one point. It was also a meet of double winners. Santa Ana High speedster Clancy Edwards successfully defended his 220 ti- tle, running a 21.2 to tie the CIF record be set a weet ago, and stuMed the 100 yard dash field by pulling away in the llnal 15 yarda to a brill 9.6. Santa Monica High'• curu.. Beck partod a unique 880 and 2-rnlle double, winning the aborter race In 1:$1.4 and lbm_dodm.•liog Ille 2-milers 1n 9:05.4. He announced after the meet he'd nm l;lllly the two mile al the· Masters com- petilloo. Whtie the Ot:ange eoo.t area· !ailed to have a single champion in the varsity, it listed four of the 11 individual winners in Ule frosb-sopb division. Edison High's Tom Lloy captured the Allin 1:22.1 by simply running way from the field. One of his victims was Mission Viejo's Jon Cook who earlier frnlshed tn what appear.<! to be a dead heat In the 1320, losing on the photo, and had tried to dotible. Newport Harbor's Brian Theriot Jed from the gun to win the 220 m· 22.4. Earlier in the day, in the rerun of the 220 oemll!Dals, be clocked a 22.Z. Emancta's Ken Conner, who won the Cee diviaioo u a freahrnan last yeer, repeated under the new system, winning the high jump at 6-4. UCI, Pirates Seek Crew Titles Today LOS GATOS -UC Jnline and Orange Coast College bid for West Coas t crew supremacy today in the finals of the Western Sprints champiooships on Lex- ington Reservor . UCI's eight.oared varsity sheU, vic- torious in its beat Friday, is seeded se- cood today b<illnd powerful Washington. Meanwhile OCC's Pirates will also duel Washington !or the JV eight tiUe. UCI's· Anteaters won with a time of 6:16 Friday while Washington's varsity boat rowed to a clocking of 6: 13 in easily nabbing its heat. other schools in the varsi ty cham- pionship today include Oregoo Stale, Cal State (LB), California and UCLA . Orange Coast's JV boat had a time 0£ 6:36.8, the top clocking 1n the divlston. WU!.ington won its heat with a time of 6:38.6. They will be joined by UC!, Cal State (LB ), California and Oregon State. UC!'! JV boat finished second to OCC with a tim<! ol 6:42.3 but qualified for the finals by winolng its repechage (se<:<Jllll chance) beat later in the day. The Pirates' f"'5bman eight boat and UCI 's varsity four and freshman four also gained llnals bertho. OCC coach Dave Grant's freshman crew won jts heat in 6:23.5 and will face .,)Vasblngton (6:20.$J, Cal, use. UCLA and Santa Clara 1n the frnal s. UCI's varsity four placed third in its morning beat but later fini shed second to Santa Clara in the repechage to gain the finals. OCC's varsity four boat was thlrd in the same race and thus did not qualify for the grand chrimpionship. Instead It wiU race in the pctil final s. UC Irvine's freshman four was !econd in its morning heat but later was No. 2 behind S1anrord ln U1e repechage to earn a pfa~ ln the finals. UCI coach Bob Ernst's freshman eight also Yr'ill race in 1he petit finals after gaining a third place in the repechage. The tempenture soared Into the high 80's during Friday's racing. Iran llM! m,lnal JUI -iheJ nllcbed Loara and Kemedy. OlhenriM the pl.an Is ~ llld figures lo 1J!13S without I bildl COO- Sitier!ng that <lnlge County plm;lplla issued J<Jeepb .... !llemltt Carte biancbll auUmty to ttleogue • thoJ saw Iii lollowiDg Thuraday'a Onqo CountJ meeting. "Our second~ ---total obj<dloo In 'cine league llld the principals linaDy reilized tlio fuW!tJ ol trying to please everyone and gave us the g<><lbead to do i1 like WO see i~" JCJSellh told tho Daily Pilot. ClF Soutbem -commlsslonel' J. Kemelb Fagans emphasizes that this ts only a ~ and that II wm't be ol- ""'tidally finAttUd until Sept. 20. But observen clooe to tho """"" 18Y tbi! Is Ille WIY Orn!ge County sdioolt will operate ~Ing In September ol 1974: Leape A -F.disoa, Foantala Valley, Marina, W-. Newport Barbor, Lo8 Alamitos, WesCen, Loara.. League B -Anaheim, Hmrlington Bea:h, Oruge,Kalella, cypr.s., Foolblll, ~d>a<k, Keanedy. League C -Corona del Mar, Eltancla, Costa M .. a, ,.._, El Modena, Villa Park, MagnoUa, Santa Ana. Leoguo ~ E~ Valencia, Brea, Canyoa, El Dorado, Saaora. Leqae E -1-Belch, San a ........ Dam BJlla, llafvenlty, El Tin, Mlssloa Viejo. Ganim Grove -llolsa Grande, Gardea Grove, IA Quinta, Loo AmlgOI, Padflca, Jlud» Alamltot, Santiago, Freeway Leogae -Bu-. Park, Merton. Le ~ Lewell, Savanna, StlllllY Billi, Tlvj>, Santa Ana Valle7. The proposed aetup meam the Garden Grove League stays the same. as the present and the Frieway League's only change i! Santa Ana Valky's lnserUon and the deletion ol Kennedy High ol Buena Park. For Htmllngtoo Beach It meons com- peting In football with Anaheim and Ken- nedy and for Mis&oo Viejo k. meam compellng In AA circles. The structure d tho lamed Sunset League Is halved and even the name may "" replaced. 'I1lere has been coosiderable discussion emmg principals lo do away with tba name ~ o1 the radical cbanies being~ The plan leaves Orange Coast area school lluntingU>o Beach with no op- ponent in common and Oosta Mesa ap- pears deotlned to further AAAA com- petilion. Joseph Indicated that tn<J6I of !he decisions were based &trictly on enroll- ment figures with some emphasis on geographical setup. Tile proposal • eJso leaves bit Hun- tington Beach School District ln3tltutioo.s in one league. The Anaheim School District, which likes to spread itself out as mucb as possible, -...1es Leeguo B with four entries. The pro}l0681 kills IUCh lootbell rivalries as Anehelm-WestmJmter and Westem·Anaheim, along with buketb&ll wars between Huntington Beach and Marina and or Westminster. Today's Sports On Television II: 15 a.nt (4) -BASEBALL - The Minnesota Twins meet the White Sox: in Chicago. 2 p.m. (2) -THE PREAKNESS -The second leg of the Triple Crown of horse racing Is the 98tb running ol the Preakness al Pimlico Rae. Track. (4) -TEN- NIS -lllghllgbls o1 u.e· qWl,rter and semllinal rounds o1 the Famlly Circle Qzp tournament at Sea Pines Racquet Club, Hilton Head Island. SC. (9) -GOlF TOURNAMENT -Third round action in tho Donny Thm1as Meml!_bls Classic. ~·· p.nl'." (7)" ~ CELEBRITY BOWLING -Lloyd Bridges. nge Andrews, James FarenUno and Jill St. John. 3:30 p.m. (7) -TENNIS - Celebrities and tennis Pf06 team up in the Alan King Classic from Las Vegas. ~o30 p.m. (13) -NHL ACTION -Stanley Cup Highlights. wt of the series. 5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORW OF' SPORTS -A scheduled mile duel bet,veen Jim Ryun and Kip Keino highlights live coverage of. the ITA pro meet In San Diego. D.lllY Piiot Matt .... MARINA'S RON SWANSON, COACH PAUL FREY CHECK OUT THE COLLEGIATE OFFERS. Oteeklng the Beat V albueiia Stnmh Out In Spring Grid Dril"ls Checking the JC srene: Gary Vaibuena, the ex-Fountain Valley and Orange Coast College quarterback, sparkled in Tennessee's spring football scrirrumge last week. Gary threw !or 1116 yanls, ccmpleting seven ci 18 passes With one going 67 yanb for a touchdown. Ho's sW! No. 2 bd>ind junior Cooridge Holloway, according to reports from Ten- nessee. Holloway ls a member of the Vols' CRAIG SHEFF baseball team and did not play in the scrum. Valbuena enters his senior season 1n September. IA v ..... College bueball coach Ben Bines ls boC alter ftve an:a standools - OCC'1 Rfdl Fielder, Paul Flemln( llld Dan QuI..-ry and Conna del Mar illgh'1 Mitt Keoqh and Bob Palmer. lllnel ~ 11111 ~ ud Polmer coald go blih la J-1 major Ieocu• draft. ' He's also brten::Red tn Wffieni, Mite Duffy and FDlJ-Cdlege'I J1oo BdL Three ......... ...... -Dan Clark (Cotta Mesa llfgb, OCC), Don SnJder (Cor'"'8 de! Mar, OCC) and 11111 Ra..,. «>CC) are playlnc !or Le Venio tlM year. AI Verdun has reSigned as baseball coach at Rio Hondo College after a 6U2- 2 rfC<ll'"d Jn !oor seasons. OCC defensive Jlaem.an Dave Jacbon has accepted a lootb&U 1ICholanldp to San Jose State. Jacboa, a Marina lllgh All-Irvine League Net Team Named The All-Irvine League tennis team o! 1173 Is dominated by three un- derclassmen singles players in an evenly distributed list of honors as selected by that circuit's l'Oaches. Senlor Steve MaUott of Estancia Is jotned by two juniors and a freshman (Dan Gerken of Corona del Mar) In the singles. SIM M.l llotf IE1t•nc1~~~.n Gfl"lc.n (Coron• d•I ~~~1~rlc LIM (LO$ X1amllot), lllb 0.011 O.ublel C•rlol P1J10 (Edlton). Scott G.tVl'llr CE1t1ncJ1:1t Jett Tito ILOI A11mlte>1J, Jatf aver !Cor-""' M1rl, Ed 5chw1rl1 ~~cll~m Sltttla Rk k N ..... .,,..,, (EdlSonl, Jol'WI Gulick ICoron1 Clel Mir), O.n llkef ILo-l1mllot)I Vince Huebnlf (SA v11llvl. tonv Saw.y1 E 1ncr1 , , °"""-'~" ~ "'It ..., ~!~ t'im:::..:-.., u..:: 7,. ""''· ill~J."'lw;;;: c111, ~ Holll'ltld (Mffnoll11. graduate, -the Dally Pllol .... 1 lm- pnived tn>,., WI 1euoa alter 1wllcll1Dg from offense to defetlae. S}rlng sporls benquel3 tor Golden Wezt and OCC are rigbl eround the comer. GWC wlll honor Its teru\18. golf, ll)'lll- IUIStics and aurllng team.! 'l\Jeldsy and fete Its i-ball, track and awlmming llQU&tB Wed!-1ay In tho college center (6 :30). And <XX:'• m:w will be lauded Wedneoday In the atudenl center (8:30) with tho leDnis and tract equadJ leted May 29. The OCC baseball and goU teams will be honored !lie fullowlng nlgbl. Golden Wetit College aquatica coach Tom Hennstad, on aa.bbati.cal leave tn Europe, says be'll be Mme a.boat June J. Hermmd boo -~ water Pol• In various ~ coanldee dur- ing the peal -...ubs. He'• now tn llol1aad for a tournament ID V 01 V l D g Germany, Romania , Yugoslavla ud Bo/Jud. Tom uys be'll refeno the Jlomula.Y-lavla maldl. The Hormstadl (Tom's wllo and chlldrea .,.. wlll lllm) ,.....11y visited Loodoo !or !Ive dlys. ' Rustlerettes Rip Fullerton, 10-0 Debbie Meyer pllclied a shutoal and Kathy Stephens r<turned to the llaeup !or the first lime In a month to get bit bits as the Golden Weat College Rustlmttes g~ls softball team defeated Fullerton, II). 0, in &econd round action of the Southern California tournament Friday on the GWC diamond. This aflernoon, Golden West will lace Pasadena at 3 o'clock with the w'lnner advancing to Wedneoday'1 Ii n a I s. Pasadena defeated Cypress. 6-4, Wed- neoday and i. the only odler undeleated team with Golden Welt. In lbe lceer's bnd<ot, La Valley won on a lorlell from El Camino and Santa Ana defeated Ml Saa Anloolo, 6-4. Golden West -.cl throe times in the third and added ..... talllel in lbe !Uth m 14 bole blta Incl!Jll':f,.a blast by Del> ble Bmillon that bit llCO?eboard In lelt neld tor I double. .......... "., •• , " rtw.lklt'°"" d Ollltl't 1111 l I t I twwnrd1 c H«mMl'lo rf.2'11 ~ t I 1 ~' p Sl9ptilfts. M 5 t 4 1 P•lll'lll'• 21) lurllwi, If I 0 1 I Meh!M, rf l.ll\m1n, Jb • o 2 1 lot••• SC.. .,, llMl!wt ' 1 1 1 I 1 0 0 • 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 :11101•7 ' . . Goldtn W•t Fu!l«ton ., 070 0-10 11 2 cm OOD t-0 5 6 Hydro Swanson Bounces Back • From Surgecy By ROGER CARLSON Of .... Diiiy PLllt Sllff Marina High's Rm Swamm pecks 200 RO<JJJds m a t;.2 fnune and at thel !Ir< the.re seems little question he's one <:I. the biggest P"'I' second basemen around. And he's one of the best around, too, with his gl<M! and bal after leiteriDC m basketball and baseball for three i-rs. Hydro. as his friends call him, bas -some oC.the image that garnered him tbl nickname ol Ibo Greek wale< god wllh wings sprouting from tho side ol ... bead 1 I A haircut did lbe trick. Ao! a lllaft took away 30llle ol lbe Coptaln Ahllb ltJ>. , age. : ·I But his playing ability en tho &Id or ' floor hali ooly gotten better, altJuiab ~ athletic future was nearly cut short due to a painful elbow Injury. Dr. Robert Kerlan, the opeciallst w!1o bandies the Los ~ei.. Lakers and UCLA Bruins, IUlltll1' other.I, prodlctocl only a 51).50 chance that Hydro would be able to compete after la.I ...,,,_., operation for a bone dli.p in the elbow. But the surgery com>eted tho prolJlem and Swan,,oo came out ot it tn good fashioo, a11h:Jugb he did have a slow start In basketball and ba3ebalJ. To compound bis probiem!I he -six games during the strelch ol Marlna'I baseball season due to anothet' injury. "With Hydro and Dan Weill! 1N>111 ou1 with lnjucy we loot shout all Illa ·-we had," sa)'3 Marina baseiJoll C011Cb Paul Frey. Swansoo lnlrt his shoulder wlm Ila dove lor a ball near the IDOllid and althoogh he was in the lineup in all but two games, Frey considers hia loa in tbl neighborhood of six issues, 1 "He was our No. 4 hitter and aln)'I' 1 offered the loog ball threat," adds Frey. Despite the probleQ\S S wans on garnered llr.t team honors en AJl.&ma Leag11e and honorable mention In All- Orange Oounty circles. He has a natural 11doann thtow to llnt and ls vtrtually irnpc>a!blo' to talre ""* ol tho play at second bue en a llldo tlltuiJ. tioD. . ! Frey recalls -•lj<mlll o1,m. • dooble play ball m a nm 'mid bit illlu> tlm: "Santa Ana hied It and tho tld jtllt &lid Into blm and~ He Sl<lod up HA a prebel al SWllDOOll stlll lb>bled blm up at flrst.'" 1 I Swimon's bat producod a .m batting average and he poosesses 4.0 opoed !run the l1gbt side ol the plate to ltrsl -I He's also tough on the bal!l<olball scme, but baseball ls llis No. 1 i.m 111c1 No. 1 sport. In addiUoo to his bot and glOf•,' Swanson's assets Include the great 1~ Utude, a good knowledge d Ille ltm- dametttals and he was the tbam captain. · Off the field Hjldro buJles blmael! •"i an exploratory teocher In epodal edueo-, tlOI\. t ADii be'• usually one ol the lint tp. volt11teer CID UUle league mll'kn 1! All.Coast Area Chosen • 1be futme'• unclear at tbll ~ ...... ' with lour-year oollegea !rout tho nor1ll .vying with area jtmlar collef• for Ills services. Cerritos Wins 808 DONKERSLEY I ' ... lluntington Beach and Corona dcl M.1r dominate lhe All-Orange Coast area baseball selections as picked by the Daily Pllot. , HW1tington Beach glean«! three flrsl terun bonor.i: with pitcher Brian Slagle, outfielder Craig Kennedy and infielder Randy Mills in the picture. Corona del Mar's duo of catcher Bob Palmer and pitcher Matt Keough wr-.re unanimous cl'IOices for first team and Palmer was tuutie<f outstandmg player of the year for tile area. Cooch of the year i~ fl.later Del's Bob Donkersley, who led lhc Pwtonarchs.to the games, then came on strong to cop the ti- tle. Angelus Loag11e champioNthip. Mater Dei lost three ol its first four Jeague lie. !~· . IOI PALMER .; • NORWALK -C<rrlin1 Co1Joge handed Loi An1eles City Coli•f,• a 4'0 looi to take !be upper hand n , Gte Soutbem c:.llfomla JC baseball playoll• af Oor- rlins Friday. • llt anollier gnme of the cblble ellmlns· tlon tourney, Lo111 Beach City Collei• °"'ri:! ~·I~~ LACC ti U wtlh Iha winner laclnf Cmilotl In tho ' -game al s. A thinl Ull ll ',...,....., wm foDow Sunday at I o'cl<>ct. ' \_ \ a u a I a 1 .... What's Doing Outdoors JIM NIEMIEC . ' . Monarchs Top CIF Rival, 4-2 .. By llANlt WESCH .... DtllW' .......... \'.el~ are '<llml!tly responsible for lncreued liJhlng pressure lloog the Coa.tllne. Good catcheo al these game fiCbtert Mlller Del lligh'a bastboll are reported at all of the off·shore islands. _ team mounted a lbree-nm The riaht water current, temperature ·and an abundance ol fifth bming rally and held C11 squid are teaming up to make coodlUoos near perfect. Boats to ff:f,ce Ramona f-.2 in an out ol all landings are runoing only bait 11111 loads allowing ~ng roundpla.J~:':rl~yu:i anglers plenty al elbow room. These ideal condlU.0. will only Matec~ ,_ la.st for the rest ol May due to vacationen. :{ft• addition to yellows, white sea bass, barracuda, booito and The victory propels the bass are also ending up in large filh sacks. The season bas got· Monar<lhl Into a secood round ten oil to a good slart and It ls expected to eaatinue tllroo&h oontest Tuesday against Long the summer. -Beach MUlJbn at a site to be )IOi!t ol the yellows are averaging aboot II pounds, but a few se1ect..t todl!y. MlllilWi stop. are'ln the ZS.to 2$-pound cla!J. Live sqUid ls moat productive al-peel FW!erton Ml to make its t1Jouib expert~ jig fishermen are also -ng yellows reg. way toto the aecond mmd. ular.1Y. Fl'Hts¥'• Mater Dei vlc\ory 'A good bait supply along the coast a1moot assures onglen ...., lar'gJy the resull ol ..,,. ~~~:~.ood migration of game ftsh working up from l!elow the hoads<Jp defenaive play and ~ an opportunistfc olleose. • Newport's fleet of day boats nmnlng out o1 Art'• La¢IDg ~ Monardls managed only and the Pavilion are trapping local wateJO for a variety o1 surf. four hits, two of them infield aee and bottom nsh. Both popular harbor landings have opelled · ·-• dv of UJ> a lull schedule of party boats offering a wide variety of f!sb-slngles, but t-a antsge ing. , RIJmona mistakes to score the • ...J.. necessary runs. Too Earlu for Pred..,.fons Mater Dei slarler Neil •• ~. ir:. t:':' 1973 DAILY Pl.OT J,S Finals Tonlglat Laguna Spiker$ In Titfu Strugg":i Laguna Beach and Univer-mile and 1320 will qualify ~ sJty High will be among a the prestigious Masters Meet slew oC teams vying for the Friday nlght at Citrus Col1elt\ ClF AA tntek: and field ch.am· as wlll the first two qualifiers pionship tonight at ·Valencia in all other events. High School. One ol the night's most J:l'OO}· 'lbe 8ct1on begins with field ising events is teh two-ml!~. events at 6:30 and ruMing w h c r e I.. a g u na 8 each events are sc:btduled to begin freshman standout will -~ at 7 o'clock. chall~nging. El Dorado's. Pit . Dutz1. ~t:y, and Hulst finsshed Orange League champ«>n 1-2 in both the mile and two- Laguna Beach. suffered a set· mile in tbe Orange League back W'tJ!!l1 spnnter J~ Ca_rl-champlonstUps . .Duti.i will at- soo missed the ~!Dumries tempt to double again. with a last week with an m1ury, but 40 minute rest between ram has qualified five men on the ·while Hulst pointJ only fna.~ varsity level and rates an two-mile -~ outsid~ chance against favored Bradf~ and Dykes co61d Crespi and Indio. possibly finish 1-2 in the (co University's hopes ride wi th where Bradford bas a 49 i Bob Bradford and Jim Dykes clocking and Dykes has ~n in the 440, and a mile relay timed in 48.8. • team whic.h qualllled third .i,n Other OfMge coast ri the preli~narles: Mater De_1 s representatives given chandli lone vars1tr qualifiers. are Jim to place high include La~a Poettgen 1n .the. mile. and Beach's Doug Case in the high ~1 ark Fitzpatrick 1n the 440. jump and Judd Binley in the ,Wbea, where, bow many? •.. elre questlom now.,., uted Lendzion didn't have one Of his alotag the water front, Will the albacore be forced Oitilde by better: games _ he walked warm water, wUl -they an1ve on acbeclule, asually about July 1)'! eig}lt men and allowed runners It's reagy too early to make any va1£d predictionS. on base in every Inning -but Cmftnt water conditions can change and do. It Is this some solid fielding by his wrlttt's opinion that we are golng to have a very good albie teatnmates held Ramona to UC IRVINE'S SHORTSTOP DAN HANSEN . The CIF finals are being shot put held on a divisional basis for Gase has cleared 6-4 1r.i at Ule the fir st time and close ra ces ... Valencia track in 1he Orange and excellent time s appea r a League finals , but will need' a certainty . best-ever effort lo defeat Vie and tuna· season, but it might be a later than usual start. :-;ingle runs in the first and . Trout Fld1h1g JmprotleS fourth innings. Fishing in the high .country has improved greatly over the . Trailing 2-1. Maler Dei forg· opening weekend. Lots of small trout were caught from Bishop · ed ' its winning rally j)'ith ooly nOrtb {o Bridgeport. The big trophy fish of the area were also two hits. John McElwain cooperative as a numlkr of browns in the 8-to 15-pound class started things with a line single were taken. Rapala type lures trolled in the lakes produced the to center. Kevin Timpane then trophy brown trout. bunted back to the mound at· Starting Slwrtstop Hansen Will Conclude UCI Career The fir st three finishers in Churchill of Alemany, who h~s the field events, 880. mile. two-cleared 6-3. AA ·Predictions The Department of Fish and Game is now beginning regu# tempting to sacrifice, but 1ar weekly stocking of rainbow trout in all fisbable waters. . Ramona Ntcher Brad Petroff Heavy trout limits are coming out of Irvine and Anaheim bl r• second base and By BOW ARD L. HANDY lakes for anglers using cheese, salmon eggs, ~ke's and small threw gb. to -°' i;,ti-0••tr P1•r 511" lures. Weekly stockings are helping both o1 these popular Orange McElwaln &lld In safely. Four members of the UC County lakes. -A bunt single past the Irvine baseball team will be Bass fishing has stowed down in the SOuthland, but shou]d mourid by Lendzion loaded the Improve with .a few warm days. Water temperature is still in base8, and ~ter Dei tied the ending four years of com· the low 60's and until it rises about 8 degrees bucketmoutbs won't score when p1nchhltter Mark petition wiUt the annUal NCAA become too active on surface plU.gs. Stanbra's bouncer to second playoffs -whether it will be · -· Crappte are· considered-slow,-and-eatfish-and -bluegil -~--was .mlsplay.ed f«._an_ errnr.~ . --at .OOme-in-the-regionals or in becoming more active at most lakes in Southern Califonua. A sacrifice fly by Dave Na-Springfield Ill in the finals Lakes Henshaw. Vail, Wohlford and Sherwood will continue to jera brought in Timpane with , . ' · . give up nice stringers of panfish well inf? August. . what proved to be the winning will be determined n e x t Big Bear is still on the slow side, a~ LS Gregory and Sdv~r run and Lendzion scored on a weekend at UCI. Springs in the San Bernardino Mount.ains. The ~alton Sea is grounder to second by Jim One of those four has been giving up an occasional corvina but sargo are hst.ed as most Gardea . th e starting short.stop, with active. Rh•er Fish Active Ntief'I, IS G1rde1, cf Yost, If M•,.... D9I 141 few exceptions, since the 1111rtittli 2 o o 1 opening game at UC Riverside Both bass and trout have. come to life on the Colorado RJver. Fishing bas shown a marked improvement during the Adlmo, rt A.....-anllws, lb Ml;Etw.ln, lb Timptlllf, 3b L.l'ndr!Oll, p Mlei\ul11. c Sl1nbr1, ph ~ ~ ~ :c when he was a freshman. ~ : ~ ! Dan Hansen, a graduate or 3 1 1 o Western High School and a ~ ~ ~ ~ high professionlll draft choice : : : ~ four years ago, chose a college n • • • education over signing a pro past lit days. · Basa are up In tbe shallows in heavy cover during the cooler morning and afternoon boun ud bitting on surface plugs. Oarlng tbe day, worm• worked slowly are producing some keeper she bus. Or11.nge Cooaty angler Bank Neverak bas been gettlq In some very 1ood popper fishing In the potholes along tbe lower atretdli of tile river. Neverak ts llling bass poison poppers and conneding on bass to 4~ pounds. · Troat are tn deeper water ta the upper portions of the river and lbl Impoundments. Zekes ii working well for-still fishermen while trollen are doing best wttb Fishback and Rapala type lures. Area Prep Golf Results Hllntlftlltlll SllCll Dl•trlct TOlilf'Nmtlll Al H1111t1nsi.n 5Htliff 54 Hol~ V1!'11ty 1. C1mpr«ihlr !Nil 7'0·75-74-219. 2. Brown CFV) 76-l't-7'-ZU. 3. Jec:obs !Ml 1f-1f.76-2:U. 4. llr1ke (WM) 11·11- DAL YPSO ~~~;::, SlllCtltw Te S.llfr hll HHn 1714} 645-7010 Cll""9 51111111 Anec:lllllft "N_.. Cll U'• 11.11 ..., lllllr/l'lllf ••Y MtwiM" • llMOIMl9 • Mlrln1 D9I lley 1710 645-710t II' l21l) 11l-4l31 76-:W, 5. L.Hflo l"V) m.7H0-'1'36. '· Delloe (Hll 77-C2-1t-43L 7. Kim (M) IH1·77-20. I. 1"4:l Cooptr (WMJ IS- JNl-144. t . Gifford (HS) ll ..... 1f-1.U. ID. H111tln$ (Ed) 11 .. s.a--.ul. Teem Tot1r1: l . Merine (1200), 'i. Fountlln v11i.y-(12!UJ, 3. W11llft!MW (1261 ), L EdllOl'I ClWJ, $. Wilnt11191on •"ch (dnll. Jllnlw Vlnt\'J' ... ._ 1. P11fengef IH~l ..,..._14i. 2. Wiley !Ml ~16'. 3. Whitney (Hlll ll- M-169. L C>ovl• (HS) l.M6-t71. 5. (Ill) llkkflt IM) n.f'2-Tn. Wllyte IWMJ .....,_ln. 1. (lie) GlllOOW IWMJ ~17L ThOnltllll {Ml It. M-17J, How11"d (Ml as.t9-l 14 . 10. Mii" (M) ,,..._177. Te1m Totila-1, Ml'l'IN 1'571, 2. Huntlngtoii leech (173), 3. We1tmln11er ('10), '· Founl•ln Vllley (t77J, s. Edl!IOl'I cono . Tol1l1 le.or• "" •Mt... r 11 • contract. 100 100 0-2 ' l "It has been worth every mimite of it," he says when asked about bis orig.in a I choice. "I'm not sorry at all but I would like to get a chance to play professional baseball when 1 graduate in June," he adds. IOD Pl x-' 0 Bast Nabs Cycle Race The Bast brothers continued to dominate motorcycle racing at Costa Mesa's Orange Coun· ty Fairgrounds Friday night. Van Nuys' Mike Bast woo the four-lap scratch main event with brother Steve finishing sec:on9 ahead ol Garden Grove's Bill Cody and Dona Point's Mike Qirooo. And in the five-lap handicap main event, Steve Bast placed fourth. 1be race was woo by Santa Ana'' Roo Taylor. A crowd of 8,322 viewed the action . Hansen has had a problem once the playoffs rolled around e.ach of the past three years and this one is no exception . Injuries have cropped up and this time an accidental kiclt in the -back during a game with UCLA has forced him to the sidelines for the final games of the regular season. "I hope this one gets over before the playoff! so I can show the scouts I can still play baseball," the deft#fielding in- fielder says. Arm trouble that plagued Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Easl Division w L Detroit 18 17 Baltimore 16 17 Milwaukee 16 17 New Yark 16 11 Bostori 14 II Cleveland IS %1 Weal Dlvllloa Chicago 20 II Angela 19 14 ~City Zt 16 Oakland 20 17 Minnesota 16 16 Texas 12 21 l'rld.IY'I It-Ml MU'WWk• '· N..., York S Dettoll s. IOsMn ' e11~ '· c1...,t11tie1 , Mlftl'll10fl 3. Olklllo I Clllf9""4t 1, TIXM 1 OM\.I,,_ s, KMMI City 4 T...,.._ Pct. GB .514 .415 I ,415 I .471 Iii .438 211 .417 311 .645 .576 2 .561 2 .541 3 .000 4\1 .364 9 MlnMl\tfl 181\11W!t Ml II Cflkall; !llllnlln S.11 Pe-lf'Olt (~ 14)-' Ml1-h9 IMll 14) ~ City tO... t:fl .. Oilki.id (el119 ).IJ .... Yft ( ...... Hi at~ (WllOclll l-4) .. *' n.-Ml et~ t~ :Ml tex.u (KIM NJ .. M111t tlt'tM .HI NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago New York Montreal Pittsburgh Pblladelphia s~ Louis East Division W L 22 15 19 15 14 17 14 17 t3 22 11 23 Wesl Dlvlsloa San Francisco , 2& 15 Hou.stoo 24 15 Cincinnati 21 15 Dodgen 22 16 Atlanta 15 21 San Diego 14 24 llriOY'I lt1wt11 CllK:HO t. PllllMf!llptll1 2 $1, Loulr It ""°"'rHl, PO'IPOMCI New YOl'k '· Pltbbl.lroh l .,.,...._ S. Afllftll I Clr.dnneH s. a.n OMoo ' HovtlOll S, "" A°lfttiMlO I r-.o- Pct. GB .595 ' .559 l \I .452 5 .452 5 .3'11 8 .324 9\1 .6.14 .615 .583 .5711 .417 .368 s1. LMt (Glblorl 2 .. ) et ""°"''Ml IMoeft >Jl ,.~ (ll'HM 1-4) .. New YoMt {Mltted; Ml Chic.to (~ M _,.. .hnMm Ml tt P!tlllOll-~ camt 1-1 ft lAlllMW Ml ~..J~'&.A'':t"'~~ '~ ,.,1 lln ,rtl'ldtol la.tr '41 ....... (WlllOll ,.., • him for two years is no longer of concern and his accurate, hard throws to first base and his· range in fielding ground balls make him an excellent choice in the field: think. Jt is better balanced than in other years throughout ·the entire lineup.,. lilt-I. Footer (Pald'Venle 9.5), Z. Richards (Verbum !le! 9.8), 3. Jones (Murphy 10.4), 4. Delaney (Bishop MontgometY 9.9), 5. Morris (San Marino 10.0) ~'. ,' 111--1. Smith ,(San Dtma• 12.2), 2. Lomblno (Crespi ~ ' At the plate, he had his best season, average-wise, a·s a lre.$b1Mll.when he hit ·~?_:__As a sophomore his average was .301 and last year it tailed off to .226 . The t hr e e starters he is referring to are Jerry Maras (S-2, 1.50 e.r.a.), Ray Hum- phries (11-1 , .2.66 e.r.a.) and Gary Wheelock (S--4, 3.jl3 e,r,_a,). __ _ 3. Boles (Sonora 22.4), 4. Ocboo (Royal 00 12.J), 5. .,. ; Cirpenteria 22.5) ·~~ . 4!0-1. Bradford (Unlvenlly 41.1), I. Dykes (uu..m., II.I), 3. Baker (Neff 49.9), 4. Kell-Ogg (Royal Oak 4U), ~' Rees (Bonita 50.1) : , 880-1. Yoongblood (San Dimas ·1:55.8), 2. Rob!nsoo CN~. -hoff-1:56olt;-3.-Goutree (Serr-a-1;56,4),--4.--Ne!SOD-4Chaniltl• Islands 1:57.3), S. Munoz (Central 1:57.3) ' I'. Thts year he has moved back up to .270 alter a slow start that saw him hitting .230 going into the An ah e i m tournament. UCI hasn't exactly set the 'playoffs on fire in past years, ·sporting a 1-6 record in three previous regional ap- pearances. How does he 'fet:I about the NCAA playoffs this year and the Anteaters' No. 1 rating? "This is the year if we are ever going to do it," he says. "The team i!I better balanc# "td and our biggest asset is the pitching depth this time. We have three very good starters this year, something w e haven't had in the past. "Our hitting is also better, I CIF Scores AMA IASl!•ALL llU.YOl'•S u..,... lrtck•t Fu1t1r1on '' Mllllk•n 0 M•ltf" C>t1 .1., 11t1mon1 2 Or•ll9• 16. Slln"1 1 SI. John (Iosco ,, PllOI Ve<"dff '.) North TMrenc. 7, aurblnk 1 H-A, C.rnlflllo 1 L-it 3, L.oll'I 1 LOI Al1mll1111 3, Mui r 1 L.-r 1r1d11t Arudll t , Anlihelm 3 S.v1-:l, SI. PIUI 0 CrftAl!tl Vllle'f' 1, Notre D1m1 0 llkewaod 3. Calltoml1 D H1wlhorlllf S. 1111111 O s.rit• Monlee :S. 11tav1I 1 M19nolll 3, Ch1ffrt' 2 YllM l"&f'fir t , Wot.ion I AAA aASEIAL.L. PLAYO••S u~ •rac.Ut Et seounOD ,, Ml••l•il• 1 Chlrtw Oak 7, R-.neld 3 lllMl<IO Mont1omerv 2, G1hr 1 Cebrlllo •, AYl•llon 1 Cler-I 7, 1Hr1ll""" 0 S.n 9.,.n1ri;llno 2, G1rden G10V1 1 L.I Mlrldl 1, WM-min 0 L.Ol Altos 4, kt!Vrr 1 1-r 1r1dt1t Kll'lnedY 2. Norllwlew 1 P1elflC1 ,, Norle Vllll 1 Edgewood 13, Montdelr 3 SI. ,91rn1rd lS. An~Olll V1ll11 12 (10 !nnl1191J Lynwaod I. $.i-rl D Neff 10, L.1wndll1 4 Gl111dMI 2, Slit G•b•I"' l Slftl1 Merl• 3, UU1lnger 2 AA BASllAL.L l"LAYOl'FS- Wal"ut 2. C~I lll1nd1 0 S1nt1 Clw• I, GlldltoM 2 Sonorl 1. 9,..,,...., 1 Hl'l'Mt A. P11oe Vll'clet l A •AS••AU. PU.YOl',.-5 L.ulhlr•n 10, Aml)l;INd<lr o lll't'lhren 3, ~Mlle 2 C111*1ltrl1 A. Ttl\Ktllpl o 9\ld<WJ' 1, lllthcl!J " "£ think this will make the whole team play better this time when they realize how poorly we have done in the past." While professiOnal baseball is uppermost in his mind as far as the future is concerned. Dan also has other plans and even bas an alternative if he isn't offered a sufficient pro pact. Hi• father is thinking seriously of purchasing 240 acres of recreatk>nal land in the Yosemite area and Dan will be available to help with operation and promotion of titis project if he doesn't sign a pro contract. But one thing that Isn't an alternative and perhaps the big thing that makes him feel it was all worth while to et# tend UC! is an impending marTlage this summer to Carol Weaver, a girl be met while atteming the Anteaterl institution. AM the other three four# year veter ans of U C I baseball? Tom Dodd, a pitcher who started and won the first game at UC Riverside and hit the first home run for the team; Bob Barlow, another pitcher ; and Chuck Spanski, a reserve outfielder. Dodd and Barlow have been plagued with arm troubles. Dodd for two years and Barlow this season. But despite the injury pro-- blem, Dan Hansen is ready and willing to aid UCl to a naUcmal championship In base- ball once the call to play ball is sounded Friday. Corona, Tars, Laguna Post CIF Tennis Wins Corona de! Mar, Newport Harbor and Lagtqla Beach bJ"cezed to CIF playofr tennis victories Friday. Corona del Mar's Sea Kings posted a 191h..a~1.i victory over host Arcadia and villtlng Newport knoclted olf UJng Beach POiy, 2U In AMA play while Invading Laguna blitzed PUlldena Poly, ~ av. In AA action. Thus Newpurl will host Foothill 'l\Jelday while QJru1a ta!<.. on top.seeded Beverly HUIJ .., the Sol Klngs' courts. And Laguna will face El Cen- tro at a site to be named. -D)'er<1nn1 (CdMI cltf. Simon• Nld;lotf 4-2, W ; o.t. UlmK·ltlt19r M , l"louuc11-Gvtl1rton ICdM I '!)tit s-1. J..11 WOft ... 1. ,.(I, .. _,.,.. H.,., lHI !'I l l f"llY l"tt'klnt !Ml ~KOl'ln ,_., eel. llMfw 1-l. HI. Wlfltof' ..0, dfl, ~ ' MM Tl•UUI PUYOf'lll l~ty Hllll 21, l"lllWOOCI 0 COl'Oftl o.I Mir In\. Aruoclll IV. 111'111 81rbf,r1 20, LWOI• j 5anfl Mofllc• ti. Hoo'ltf" Nonlt Ton"•nc• 1t\'t, sunny Hiii• ,,,., Foolfllll It. lttdl•nds t NlfWPOl'f H11rbor 22. L.Ol'll IMC:ll P'otv AU TBNMIS PU'tOll•S Uf)llnd 141.'i, Rowilnd IW. ... Gll;lrltl 20Yt, NMtll R:lvtnlclt 7'11 L.I Qu nl1 fl, Nlfl I K_.I 14\'I, L.1 Sirfll 13\lt c11r..-.t 16'4. Olerldor1 11 \.\ AA TINNll K.AYOf"" TPIKfllr 11\.'l,-A(IOIWI .,.., 9!sf!Op OllDO 22, tMrro l•Y I L.1'1\IN lffth 1N, l"IHCtllll PolT •• El Cetltr. IA,,..., WtMI \3¥1 Mlle-I. Dutzi (El Dorado 4:13.0), 2. Flint (Agoura 4:11;11):." 3. Porto (San Marin() 4:20.9), 4, Gonzalez (Artesia 4:19.6), St Sherburn (La Canada 4:23.0) .. ~. # t-Mlle-1. HulJt (Laguna Beach 9,zz.1), 2. Dutzl (El lliit- ado 9:·07.2), 3. Arbogast (Crespi 9:J2.2), 4. Washburn (BtOOfh .. ington 9 :24.6), 5. Tillman (Valencia 9:26.0) ... · : ' ttOHH-L Harris (Indio 14.0), 2. McLaurin (Duarte 14t5), 3. Hamilton (Palm Springs 14.7), 4. Myles (Duarte 14.7),. 6. Cuthbert.00 (El Segundo 14.7) · lllllLll-1. Harris (Indio 18:7), 2. Taylor (Channel t..lalldt" 19.2), 3. Myles (Duarte 19.3), 4. Carpenter (Brea-Olinda IU), 5. Kearn (Lennox 19.7) ·· "9 Relay-I. Verbum Dei 43 .4,, z. Lennox '3.7, .l. Desert 43.7, 4. San MJlrtno 43.5, 5. !Mio 43.9 ~me Relay-I. Neff 3,2u. 2. Coachella Valley S:25.I, 3. Serra 3:25.2, 4. um....ity 3,zu, 5. La Canada 3:25.4 ' Pole Vaalt-t. Curran (Crespi IMI), I. Goodman (Valenl:!ll • 14-8), 3. Killeen (Valencia 14-0), 4. Tyler (La Canada 14i)," 5. Sweeney (Laguna Beach lU) " •, . Shot Put-I. Freberg (San Marino 5"%), 2. Beau4f (Crt8pi 56-9), 3. Blnley Ct.aguna Beach IU\I), 4. Drew (Bi:a)\'.;, ley 54-91-2), S. Fasano (crespl 54-0~) .r~~ High Jump-I. Churchill (Alemany S.8), 2. Castle (El Sffiln, do S.5), 3. Case (Laguna Beach Miii, 4. Popp (Nordhoff H~li 5. Sponn '(Gahr ~\I) ; :· Long Jump-I. Herndon (Cajon 24-311), 2. Hollis (Ve'* Del 23-7), 3. Kurz (~ta Clara 2$-11/•), 4. Harris (lndlo 22-lY,' 5. Carpenter (Brea-Olinda 22--9'h) •·\· Team Scotti-Crespi 11, Indlo 15, Verbum Del 14, La* Beach 11, Unlvenlly, San Marino and San Dimas 1%, El DOt· ado 10, Duarte and Neff 9, ValenCia I, Nordhoff, Semi, Cham><! t..lands, Cajon and Alemany 8, La Canada, El Segundo and. Lerulox 5, Coachella Valley and Royal Oak 4, Murphy, :Desert, Santa Clara, Sonora, Palm Springs.and Brea-Olinda, 3 eaC!i. Bloomingtoo, Bishop Montgomery, Artesia and Brawley,'·:!;· each, carpenteria and Gahr, 1 each. ... -' Jr. IDgh Splkers Track Results 1111h:U-cll V1\ley Jr. Hl111 Trick Ch1m;!DnJlllr. Al •111(111 Siii Jtl'q11 n Jr. Hlgll lil1htll GrM1 A Dh1lllon 7DL.H-l . PllllJl'ICI (Fl 2. (l!nder ILAJ :J. COie !U.J. Ttm1 : .H . ~1.-v1nc1 ~LA) • T~I (L.A I 3. KIOlf' fllSJJ, ')71!' 2Jll:JS.I . l•l 3 100-1. Jona L.P • Botr11 . A.demi !Fl. Tlmt; 1 ·!· . 111)-1. Jones CLPI , Ad1m1 IFI 3. hro IF) Time: lt.L lll*-1. \f1nc1 (L.Al 2. ~n (") 3. A~· !1~~1 M!\:'(Gt\'J· ~tl'llt tltSJJ 1 (,1~.',~~~.,~312. in...,... l"I J. ~J~1·1f~1n.::s (l.Al J. "ii···-·,.._ I. nl\lm (Fl t. Cl." (L.A) 2. "-' "/·""-·· uo 111: ... Y-• Farst ... 2. Rlfttho Un ,_ ... T...,, Tofllt: 1. F-.rer (3'} 2. L.w AH~~ 3i.J.il 111.1: nn •· R'""'° Sin "•~Or ... • ~1. Molln. CR5JI 2. P\1111.trn (ltSJ) 3 HIHll tL.P)· Tlrnt: 10..6. • · '60--lll Sl1h jFl 2. Giolv1n (ltSJl l. Car1flo !ll"l. T ""9; 1;'6A 'i!l. OswlnClel lll5J) 2. FHrri1ev fLP 3. Creoo IF)1 Timi: 11 .7. 1 I. 0.Wlndl!I fll5Jl l . FNrnltv ILP) 2~Molln1 (llSJ)~.1rm1:11.2. 3 ..... ,. More-nlo (ll:t.i l. Slltll IFI . T1lftnu1 II"!. Timi: If·'· S,.-1. Swttnl!Y ( 1. Simon (Fl 3. K11u!mln (LA). 01"11nce: 41·5. U -1. Cerao IF) 2. Courdl"e (LA) l . ""rr11ev (LP)~ Ol!l1nc1: 16·11. F HJ-1, M1r111le (RSJ) 2. H<IO'l•r ( ) 3. P11lrnl" {ltSJ). HtlQ~t: •·10. uo lllflY-1. ll1ncho 2. FMs!er T11m Tot1!1: lll!ICM S•n J OA<Juln IOI 2. FDl'ttor (33;. 3. L.1 P•l f•16\, 4. L.os All-~llllt 91' A 10 LH-1. H111tln11t 4u l l . c ore CltSJI l. '~~I"'· Tifft•: •.•. ,,,, ~~ ft,> 2. t•&onte 3·JS-1. ~ /1\A~'~t\f1~0!1tSJI 3. ''g: .. ' '"'~''· ·\'Pl· .. 1 1. vri trm ~· """°' <LAI 1.-...,;, ~,1~ ' 1itt{11'tNIUI (Fl '·1~.'t:.'nin!.:"riP:> ·2: MlkJCl'I (LAI Irvine Diver Bids for Title Fourteen-year~ld Sue Miller or trvlne Is among the com· petitors In the Age Group Junior National diving cham- pioMhips in Hou5ton this weekend. Miss Miller, a freshtn3n to be at University High School. quallfJed (or the meet by plac- lng fourth overall in the Padfk: regionals in Ore gon in April. 1 J. HAii (F i. Tl..,.: l :~J.2, SP-1. SCM11r !LP) i. S1IQldC \LAJ 3 Valtllvll (Fl. Ol•l1nc1; "1.t. L.J-1. H-~ CRSJ l l. L.omblfcll (I.Al 3. S1111r lltLPl. Ol•l11w;1: 16-J. HJ-1. Ch1,ln CU.I 2. Y11dtvl1 !Fl 3. lllnd ... (L.A i. tt.illhl: S.O. ..ii ll1llY......l . L.0& All-t. "°"'fir. Time: S2.1. T11m Tot1l1: L.c-AlllOI ISOJ, J, For11ef' (JO), 3. L.1P11 OJI, 4. lt1ncllo Sin JOIGllfll (U). 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IW!hofll Jr.1~ ' " ) r D~ILY PILOT 1 • • • H l • • •' DAILY PILOT 11 Friday, llay 18, 1973 14 11 -t f" '!" -·· JWI ~ ... • I I -· .. • JI o.t.11.Y Pll.OT TONIGHT'S TV IDGIIlJGHTS VCl's ''l'tDelftla ,Nlgld'. . • I Shakespeare Sho Scores l KCET fD 5:00 -American Odyssey, The first of • /~art series documenting our Amertt.n heritage. •OU to Sea Again" features ll>i Caney Brothen, Tom Paxwn ai1d °""" Van Ronk. KTl'V m 5:00 & 11:30 -"Golden Jloy" Wil- liam Holden, Barbara Stanwyck and Leo J. Cobb star 111 this 1939 drama about the prizefighting world. NBC B 9:00 -"Love is a Ball." Glenn Ford and Hope Lange head the cast of this romantic comedy from 1966, along with Charles Boyer, Rioan!o Montalban and Telly Savalas. KC9P Ill 9:30 -Rodeo Special. A preview ol the rodeo to be held May 24-27 at tbe Forum, witb hl~!::ts of the calf roping, bronco bustin& and bull ru g. CBS G 10:00 -Mm USA ""-'it. Fifty..,...· gorgeoua girl& compete for the Mlss USA ti!le at the Broad'way Theate< in New York City. Bob Barker I& tbe emcee and Helen O'Connell la h..t- es&. ABC 0 11:30 -"Return From tbe Ash ..... A one&OOauUful woman, released from a Gennan concentration camp and plastic silrgery, roturnll J to Paris to find that her husband is living with her ster><laughter and both are lifter her est.le. 1 Maximiflion Sc hell , Samantha Eggar. OOERTAlllEIT 'Children's Mass' Just Big Mess NEW YORK (AP) -"The Children's Mass," wh.lch is a total mess, opened Wednesday on the catsup-streaked stage or off-broadway'1 Theater De Lys. )·'~ Written by Frederick Combs, until now an actor, the piece is a series or lurid notes 1 I fr&m the underground world of w ... .,.,. ............ ".,. :"1\l$~~ hustlers, drugs and drag queens. TV DAILY LOG Two 7-Uih moppets bystand the garish events in a Greenwich Village pad and ob- \'ious/y are intended a s manifest a tionsofhigh dramatic purpose. The title evolves from occasional references to possible arcane religious ritual. THE WHOLE thing takes itself terribly seriously, e:t· peciaily during 1 u d i c r o u s Saturday Ell Addo• flllll! plunges into hall·lhlnk that By TOM BAllLl!Y Of ... ..... ,... ... .,. No la• an 1Utbor!ty than Sir Laurt!11Ce O!lv1'r said ot the Royal Shakolpeare ComPlllY'• 'TweUth Nl&J>I" that lt made him long to go back over his many years in the theater and do the play a.s director Brewster Mason saw it. High praise indeed for this gifted craftsman but anyone who bas seen thi!: glittering mounting of Shakespeare's cleverest comedy at UC Irvine will tell you that it was richly eemed. But JOU can't make !Jricks without clay and Mason is the firrl to tell Ille world that hi.! ta.st was made much euier by • cast who took to tbio deliciously funny 'lTwelfth" and his last paced dlrectlon of the classic like ducks to water. TIIERE WASN'T A """'IJ oote to be detected In a big east that put on a splendid team effort but it has to be recorded here that four of its members stood head and shoulders above their fellows. And the volume of the ovation directed to them at p]ay's end Certainly justifies that com- ment. To 1>e sure , ?i.talvolio, Feste the clown, Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew Aguecheek are plum roles th a t any Shakespearean buff worth his salt '"'"Id long to Interpret for no Jess a luminary than Bre)nter Mason. Mason him .. lf .... thooe roles as the backbone of the "'""u:ne •. ...,... ~=t:.~~~ ~ -i':."ll:. 'ix! =,~c. "'t1tt ' iuw..ttonl TMa CMT Or1l1M1 • . . . • . . .. • • • • . . . . . . . 81!1 MlllM '""°1tta,n ............ Mlel\Nlm•d Mhwllo .................. Tom .,-~.!;~~ll~.::. :::·.::.~.'a v t CurMo \ .•.•..•.•.• GI~ ~II$ $1r1'ony""ll .......... D«lt::Umllton Sir And,... .t.Gwd!Mk Stu.n ~ MalWlflo ............. --.. .J.tt Addi• F1bl.n •..•.•.......... lob ~i.s.~ F•t. ...... • ....•.. Si...,.JtOftll'att Ollvla .•.......• J.O.H~ Olfvl• . • . . . . • . • . . .. '-'di M•ll ,,,..rl1 ................ I~ o.ritori Vlol• . . . • . • . • • • • . • • • • . . • • . • s.ndil H.U critic'• penonal plaudits for a brilliant lnlerprttailon of the mlncina:, U,..-0.EblJ. gullllllo Malvolfo. His ihcliv-stopping moment, for this writer. wu !be -In the garden where he 1' dellghtlully hoodwinked by Belch and Aguocheet and the !llghty Maria, cleverly played by the c,a pa b I e "CLOCKWORK ORANGE" .... "DEALING" l1rb1r• Htr1k1y loth Color (R) Broowen DenlOn. ' .to the Swift changeo of ocene But !bit'• hardly Ir to In tllb very ,,._.. .. l'weUth." Rollllall He was the ~I• and his cootumlng allowed clown aod he p.ve tome meticulou.s attenUon to lfth very r>Ioo.!lnf "11!11 • ot · century garb. , •J'l""priolely Sbali~n And a word of tribute lo a a1r1 to demoastratf t h e splendid atalf of musicians veraatillty that ls IO ~. a and their ideal ¢Joice of music part or this fine J actor's for the everdng. o a v i d ct;aracter. 1 Lawrence and Olristy Crump sands Hall had a ldilllcvlt on re<Clrden, trumpets Larry role as Viola, the ahipWrecked CO:t and Dan Jett and guitarist t-wln who m a s q u e r a d.e s Larry Wasbbin were under the 'through 99 percept o f very capable direcUOCl of "Twelfth" in maJe gftb that harpsichordist Lawrence lands her in all kin& of lrou· G«don. ble before that blisa!Ully hap-"'TweUth Night" will close PY todlng. She turns JP a ftm tonight at a p.m. in OOI's con-rate job and oo dtes Bill cert ball. Miller as Duke ~' the unhappy aratocrat who strikes boudoir gold alter bouncing off a brick wall for the best part ol the play. RICHAllD Trlplelt'o ,.Is and costumes were, u usual, magnificent. His decor was in exquisite taste, ideally suJted Ahchoo NEW YORK (UPI) -Allen Swlll, voice speciallst In radio and television Commen:ials, has a whole library of sneezes, including' o~second imeezes, t~second sneezes, w e t sneev!S, funny sneezes and serious sneezes. ********* DllVl·fN SUPll SWAP M1ns1 fUMI NOfl'I! UillGAMI M~lt.-TWM11 tUl 101f.IL IT llli9Cll 114.WI. ·-·1•·1 s-••1·-IJ· .-.. ·--- 1:00 l2J (J) All II 1111 r .. n, (R) alternate with efforts at real o~m, •• , ••• c:, "Dinn• life representation~! the freak 0.1.1" IR) gallery. e hllfn' Realism attains gruesome MAY 19 play. And his direction Thurs-1~~~~~~~~~~11 day night made it very clearrr that he had delivered the message on that score to, respectively, Jeff Addis, Steve Rotblatt, Don Hamilton and Stuart Duckworth. For Weekender ·Advertising D rn 00 m lftNdW• " acme in an episode that starts 4:00 IJ Df.·1111M klntftl m Atfrtd Hltdletdl """11 with a couple of J. he D Wh•t'1 Coins On? ID CM•plin•flfp Wmt1111 ha h · h · d fl!) first Adwtntutt• 111 lmprtvbsna EE lltlntt 11 AcdM c racters s oot1ng ere1n an m Roller C111111 €[) Prtmi...... ends \\·ith heroine Outchie ADDIS AS Malvolio gets this Em P1nl)f11111 lat111t ai) T11tr1 4tl Stbtdo lethally impaled on a but· OJ Voice ol ~lt1111 m Mavft: (2hr) "Dbfittdi fro111 cher's knife. 4:30 8 Just N1tur11 Rtuttu" (dra) '"40 -£4w1rd G. The c o s t u m e s and Q l1C11l'J M1ury Robinson, [ddie Alb!rt. p a r t i c u I a r I y the set 0 kf••ur htMnb "Tht W1l-ln1 1:30 EJ (IJ lridt:et Ltm lenllt (A) dc1nonstrate Paler l-Jarvey's O&ad" O Movlt: (!O) ....,..., et tltt keen eye for human and urban CIJ I Dfl•111 '' je .. M W•t M11Mut1" (hor') '33 -f1y dilapidation. The producers in- Q) NHL ActiM Wray, Lionel Al•ill. elude Sal Mineo, who also used fJJ Railer Cl••• Q r."'I@ (I) A Ttta tlf Ina Q) c.. hw llt..I to act and as a producer 1:00-Allf.';WtrW • t :OO fJ CIJ M•11 1~ ..,.,_ 5111111 fl> evinces sustained interest in "" DI!!! "'c """'" """' tel h k R b. A h C!I flip Sldt (2arIS.) "l.tvt 11 1 lall" (r1N11) eii;otic s oc : o m re er fJ (}) (j) &J UC'1 WIN WllW tf •66 _ Glenn fMd, Hope Unit. !\toles, and an ominously nam-. ~ -a (})@ m JM Sil'"' f•llllr ed outfit called Serpentine w-~ -1•• u l ..,. 1111 Productiom Ltd. -""' Sin Will Tnwl 18'1 : .uol • • I u MllCUIPltl" (drt) '63 -Gre1ory "The Children's Ma ss'' m WILLIAM HOLDEN & Peck. 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"IN THE MIDST OF LIFE" FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY "THE CLOWNS" A Slapstlck Sympllooy of Mime, .Music and i.a.,hter Wednesday & Tlnsndoy 1827 NEWPORT ILVD .. at H- l•folnllflttl/lt-•tlw .... ,>'S III""' ._, U !DCIJ fi!l ...,_ ,_ 1:0011omm,..... 0 ••11111ttliltt 1~~~~·~-~~ .. ~·~·~-...... ~~·,..~·~·c~-T~·~·~·~ .. ~·~"~-<~-~~-~~"~~~~! e HEE HAW IS HA! m•-1· * HAI HA! TONlTE 1!J Ml...ttf ... ""'"' 0 HM Hn fl) u MoflHrl Cl) Hll'll Cb1111"11 @El hit ti lllWcl 0 Tht 11111 Doti stttll Sllow m ChiltlM ..... " Ke111 QI TM P1nlld1n m lh &lt"9 Sllow tI!) Auion CMa111 10:30 0 C.Mlid C1111cra GI!) 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Jacksoil, presi- ldent of Unity Broadcasting \Networ~k, InC., which will Opes::~te N, said at a news confere that 38 staUOOs have a IQi': ..$igned contracts to affiliate With the nelwll<I<. He said the total Is~ to be 50 to 60 by July I, givjng the network an estimated "total market penetratioo". of about 30 million blaeks with about 135 billion In IUIDllal buying power. Jacboo declined to name the network's New York af- filiate er any of the other sta- tions that have signed up because of the competitive market situation. Another bJack network, the Mutual Broadcasting System's Mutuol Black Nelwol'k, mark- ed Its first "1!!'1versary May 1 ' s.-. ..., 19, 197' DAILY PILOT JQ Silents Slightly Saluted By TOM TmJS Of .. ~ ""9SlaH About "'!'be Clowus," South QIUt ' J!epertoey'• original mlmt poducllm pirportedJy created u • tribute to the silent movte comedlaM ol the past, lirll the good news: Llurel ond Hardy, Buster Keatoo and Cbarlle Olaplln ""' allvo again and amazingly THI! CAST Cti.r11• ~In . " .... Linda Kostellk 81ntw _. . •. . . . . . Rt0nl1ld Rem. Stall LA1.1nit .••••••... St.w Pa ttfflOll ou ....... H•rdr ......•... R°"' O'Rllav Str•llD'tf' • . . .. ., • R-ld llaussam Dlncer9 .... N1ncv J~ EU11bettl ...,...,.,, Ellm Sfwnblorll, JNnM Olbn'l9tl, Lindi k•llllk, ,,_ .-~ re-created by a quartet of SCR performers. Now the ~d news: 'lbey're only on stage long enough to whet your appetite. Ronald Boussom, who coo- ceived, directed and partially costumed "The Clowns" i the Costa Mesa compen ' leading exponent of the pan- •tcmim.ic art. His "slapstick symphony" i! executed with t2le consummate skill born of a compatible union of music and comedy. llUT AS A paean lo ttie com- ic greats of the silent ~ as, indeed, the SCll producttoo is billed-"The Clowm'' falls disappointingly short. With the ei:ceptloo of the first two. third& ol the initial act, these cl&Mic characterizations have been edged out of t h e spotljabl. This Is regretteble, since IJnda Kostallk's C b a p II n , Reginald Rook's Keaton and the Laurel and'Jlmly ol Steve . ENTERTAINJINT Patter.;on and Raoul O'Relly are more deservtna ol center- stage treatmmt. All are faithfully ~. from the Chaplin ducll: wal1t to Stanley's bemused be a d • scratching. And Pattersoo's praUalls In tile Keatoo gar!> must rank quite near the Great Stone Face himself. But --has stocted the -qalnst the ftry lounome be ...U to \"'1ente by do..iJng tho majority of. lbellHnmute provam to a troupe of. -(-~ ... Pattenoa and Mils Koltalilt) Ill an m..ded roullno with llou3som blmself. ll U • stlllfully mounted u.- en:lse, and ~· abilities ano certainly • bte, but ooe cannot wondering when tile clowns l return. CERTAINLY, the first few mJnutes ol the show suggests an unabashed evening ol bllarity -the aasembllng of a comic orchestra presided over quite dictalorlally by Carol Jel!lllO Martln. It Is pure muslcal slapotklt ol the Spike Jooea school and entirely in ke<plJl& with a show spot- ligbtlng the likes of. the four re-created zanies. Alas, their contrtbutlon to the evening ls limited lo a drawn~ut mad doctor skit and a freewheeling chase scene tllat Is the clear bJ&lilillhl of the show. 'l1lo antldpated In- dividual rou-Ula to U- tllat have roaaleol • ball """ tury ol audl..--nowhere 14 be found CD the SCI\ stage. This Is not to dlminlsh the talent tbat has goae into this special productloo -I n particular 141 s s Kostallk's choreography, Gro& Bolton's e y e • catching reel-and·pro- jector backdrop and 90011!! scintillating percusslon work by Thom Granger to open the second act. But the silents in retrospect, It tani. "'nle Oowns'" as an oMgfnaI entertainment may be ac-- cepted and eojoy<d on tOOse terms, but not u a tribute to the MeSSlll. Chaplin, Keaton, Laun! and Hanly, who are merely supportin& • players. 'Performances cont 1 n u e Wednesdays and Thursdays through June 21 at the com· pany's Third Step Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., Co•ta Mesa . WINERY preuillly •n~c• the . GRAND OPENl1NG SATURDAY and SUNDAY, MAY 19th a,,.t 20th FROM 11 a.m. to I p.m; BRING THI FAMILY . e Music e Fr'ff Grape Julee for the khft e fampllng of ChMM1 e T•stlnt of Our FIM Win• e New Concept of Dining In WIMrY • lldew•lk Cet. e Gourmet Sandwkhet and C,_.. and lrMCl1 e Ample Fr• Parklnt • Ample Fr" P•rklng 1500 NEWPORT BLVD. NEWPORT /COST-A MESA 645-8940 Fine Wines Since 1917 • JAMES COBURN IN And SILLY STARTS EDWARDS CLINT EASTWOOD ;n STARTS HAR ,\OR 91 COS TA MES A "HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER" WEDNESDAY ( INEMA WEST 1 WESTMIN lll< ~i ' • . ' • ''PAT GARRETT THE KID" WEDNESDAY MAY 23 c0'11,~E~:10 MAY 23 C:NEMA VIEJO· MISSION VIEJO GENE HACKMAN· ERNEST BORGNINE SHELLY WINTERS· STELLA STEVENS FROM Fashion Islan d Newport Beach -• • . -•••• ••••• tt> ·:;:t~·~·~trc.··::c·t~~~ .• ••• c:a••• ,,,_ ., ... 011.a •....-IOU·•.,..,. o "llNfUo01'CU• af'&f; ... -aru Y JACK"' " ' CINEMA WIST #1 l>• ,, . .< ' ' ·~ ........ "BILtY JACK" THE ONLY ORANGE CoUNTY RUN ' -.......:u.t~s -~,.,..., •••ao~t•i!jU.I _,..~ HIS I IRSl flM ~"ROMEO A JW(T" . "ero:nter SlD1 . . Sl$TerMOOn·' 8~1A·I AYWIS()N' • I • . '· e SECOND TOP HIT • 'Wlft AT """"' """ EXCLUSIVE WEEK 'Ibey've comea longV;aysince !hat·summeroflj2!. ----- -'"'ANDREWS · om.,.,.. PWMMER WIDNllDAY TH•U 'llDAY ~ 7 & 10 •.M. SAT. •SUN. & HOLIDAY'$ 1-t-7-10 •A~ ISl STARS: Gary Grimes Jerry Houser Oliver Conant .WO CAU _., .. ONE GUY WANTS TO , Kill HER. STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR ·' • ' ( • • I • l I I 1-· ,, f ' • JCj DAILY PILOT Sallltdoy, MlY 19, 1W3 • •• ·- • w• NO BIGGER • ., CONTINENTAL AND MARK IV SELECTION IN THE WEST!. . . . • NEW '73 COLONY PARK STA. WAGON (10 Pass.) . SALE PRICE 460 VB engine., air conc:I., lugQage .racJc, aut~. trans., power steering, poWer brakes, and much more. Stock ;i!l.461 Ser. #556569 '70 FORD Maver1c . • pe · $ l 3 8 8 va, euto. trans., fldory .air ,~ cyl. aulo. lr•M., radio, conditioning, poWer"5tttr'ing, -· heeltr, (2S2CPCI A r•al ga1 • pow!r (disc) brekes, r;iower $3 98 8 ""' w;ndc>ws, '"w" "'''· '"'"· . ' -; ......... ~,,,..,,.,,.,,,,,,_,,...,,,..,,;_~_;;:;_..;;..-I Mtter, Whlttwall tires, vinyl '71 COMET 2 DR. , L"""=:· '::::''""'~'!!:.'"':::.• :.::.211:;.:;c•::.,• __ .....;.._..__ , "'" .,,, .. '""'·· ,,.;,, $1 98 8 '71 llNC. Conti 4 Dr. ·' heater, wzitewau tirtt, Wheel VB, auto. trans .• fectory air COYffS. {Sl9C1 Bl ~ conditioning, power sttting, 8 8 .._ ____________ _. powtr (disc) brakes, paWer $44. '72 BUICK E t t w window1, power }Hts, radio, 5 a e ag. heater! w,hilewalt tires, llinyl V·I, outo. ""'" f0<10r/ •k roof, t "'"' "'"" wheol co•· =~J:,~;ess,'ee;:; $4888 er ~I "'-·· ,..., ... b, ,.,i;,. '71 C UGAR Mater, whlttwall tires, tinted f ctor · $ 2 8 8 8 glass, wllffl cov!l's. vinyl ~~~,~~[,.:;,a~: s1e:r1~~ • Interior. (SllFYIJ) 1,000M11es radio, heater, tinted glass, !k wheel covers. 2658ZU '71 PONT. Bonneville ~::..~.:;:.;.·~~'!;',;:::, 2 9 8 8 power (diK) brakes, radio, heater, whilew1ll tlrH, vinyl.. $ roof, linted Qlass, whttl · covers. 1S62CPM) Low milea ea real steal LDS '88' H.T. TIO! ... NEW 1973 MARQUIS 2 DOOR SALE PRICE ·s ; COUGAR SALE PRICE Stock # 1988 Ser. #5"979 SERVICE DEPT. • PARTS DEPT. OPEN BODY SHOPS SATURDAYS 8:30 AM TIL 5:.30 PM " . NEW '73 MONTE GO 2 Door .#576068 Stk. #1978 DEMO SALE ALMOST 40 STAFF AND EXEC. CARS TO CLEAR 'CONTINENTAL * MARQUIS PANTERA *.MONTEREY XR7 COUGAR * CAPRI MONTE GO FACTORY FRESH CARS WITH AS LITTLE AS 1 . 3,000 ACTUAL MILES! SAVE' SAVE 'SAVE . CAPR:l l · LARGE SELECTION Y-6 tftllnes, 4-lfM*l'1, outomatfn, • -·· ~ ~ ... 1 .... NOW HERE The BRAND NEW PANTERA MODEL L 1301 NO. TUSTIN, SANT A ANA ........ faS•· •• .illT. l1SCM100 . ·"'· 10-f USEDCARS-547 -0Sll ••\\t• .\11111•t•~iclft• \ tllll• IC11~i11 t•,-._•• NEW CARS-547 -0511 • . ' ' • • -• -• j • ·1--l t" •• . .• • • • )-.-. -~ • • ' • . ,. ~ ti ~ e 9 ~ ~ t) "' 0 ~ ~ ~ .. ~ ~ I .. ~ ~ If 1: ~ ,. • • •• • • . . , ' ~ DAILY PILOT . '\:'.' ;JM! It Saturdiy, ,A;q l "• 19/l T .... S TM10TYLiMITS lP N&AQ. AllPID.-J STU GOT A CMlllMCI Tb BIAT'IM I TUMBLEWEEDS FIGMENTS NANCY GOOD PAY NANCY. CAN I 60RROIV YOUR TOBE OF TOOTHPASTE'? TODAY'S CIOSSl'ORD PUZZLE ACROSS 60 In I lllUI ol Y11te1d1y't Puzzle Solved: decline 1 Put into 52 Becomes symbolt visibltl 6 Ou11lty 56 Nayigetlon 10 KO purn::h device result 57 Support: 14 Soon1 0111c1 Pr11fik 15 Al any l1m1 l6 Atge11an c11y 17As--- ' halter 18 Perr11c1ou1 20 F1u1t 21 Undergo ag11m 58 C11ne Uoll&d in w1ck.erwork. bO $alemandflr 63 Bad lose1 : 2 WOid i 65 Rongworm 66 Fominin11 nickname 22 Pan ol 1 shoe 67 lnrlian 23 Contends language 25 Football 68 Au1hot ··--· p!avars Wilde 11 Makea speech 27 Petition1 for 69 "Ee1tof --'" 12 Palatial 30 E. A1i1n 70 Min1tone bar residence shrub 71 In thal place 1J P<tyS up 31 ''V1v111·-1" 32 Frtgranc1 DOWN 10 He1edital"f 34 long narrow 1 Army !1f!l' uluts CIJ IS 2 Used il'I the 21 Re1pondto• 38 Decla .. mouth 11imu!u1 openly 3 D1m1nu11on 24 fool '40 Group ol 4 Ch11m 2ti lnform1I ~old1"~ 5 "·-K1pit11'': soee~h 42 H.a--e Mar~ title 27 Time neriod~ 1nlo1m1r1ou e School 28 ··-· Scol•<J 43 ti.1 011 ra11011al pe1iods 29 Headband 45 r1r1s o! I fllip11L~I 33 Put\JJ'W•1h ~~hoes 8 Keapi;a~e 35 Conclus•on 47 rna1's 1111,. 9 Three-!cgged based 011 ,, '8 Medsunuu srend fJll'lmlSll ~1·~~ 10 Deceive 36 111 shrr11s ' ' A R .l B 37 Hit hard 39 Had rtelity 4! Nut 44 Loud sound• 46 Nol happy 49 Dealer in "Cloth 61 Ofa European nation 52 Kind of pit 53 Hon011d 54 Borough In Oors"-tsh!r1 55 F~ls!l'hood 59 One of 1rip!e1 s 61 Be c!o1hed in 62 Common Vl!1Ch 64 Move rapidly ' by Do119 Wilday by Tom K • .Ryan 1HE MOSS IN wrf ~OUDOIR 15 GREi:N ING .. .. .. by Al Smith by Dale Hale by Ernie Bushmiller I WANT ro PRACTICE: TO BE A NEON SIGN '-~BENDER DOOLEY'S WORLD . • GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL C!VtCKERS .. by Charlie M. Schulz ,_ _____ _,; JUDGE PARKER by Harold Le Doux r:-c-:-==:-::::-~-,--,--- YOU'RE SLOWLY TW15ll p.iG MY ._.:., ARM, MR. DRNER! IN ANOTH ER ;.;:· MINUTE OR TWO, I MIGHT JUST .-:·.:·.:: GIVE JN AND L.ET 'YOU TAKE . IAf. TO DINNER! MISS PEACH l~A ANO Al'THUll:, YO!.( TWO HAVE THI' LOWl!!llT Gl!'AOl!ll IN THe: !ll&H<X>I.~ H15TOll:Y I :!ll'A, YOU HAYI ThE OIS6~FllJ. AVEll'AC$!! OF 5% -ANO All:THUll', YOU HAVI! '---'--THE' D!%11:ACEF~I.. AVE,.Awf. or ~Y. % - WHICH 15 ~VEN •OWl!ll' ! '.---- "' . • DICK TRACY .-1'1ll1tlN4 UAAHC>S, SUPPLY CU!RK, AN'/Til/NG 'ro -K VC-J<> WAV UP Tiii! LA.ODEA ., ... by Mell c 0 by Chest« Gould ,, , .by Roger lradfleld -----~ \llel.I., IT WQt»t' 'OIOR1.: ! I!hl oor Ql:ePQ.w:r \lnl'T 61 E!P ! ial:r ·.· by Charles Banotti I' l . ' by Gus Arriola I : H 1 : :t 1111/JIC I/Jr, • • oeLIBf!.l<A7'JEJ.'( ~ ! 5WUN~ //IS 1All-' ' uw r-"":r~--t. , : ' 1"007'1 J(NOW, ! 111' /)/0, t : . ' . . l ! • • I • • ' . ' .. ~ :. : ! :J r : l • • • • by Ferd Johnson ; ; .J!:r7 . ~ by Roger Bollen . ~ -~ , . ' • . • • • . . . ~ . , ' , ' . . . , . , I , , , , ' , , , ~ ' , I , ; , , ' I ' I ' ' . i . I . THE GIRLS I ' ~~5-~ ---- "A1 QJual, weekend drivers blocking the highways pre- venting tbe rest of 01 from keeping Important engagemenb -right now, it's feeding time for the chimpanzees ." DENNIS THE MENACE I I . • I . ' ' ' • • • • . • • • , • ' ' • • • • ' • . • • • ' ' ' . • ;. l ·o , { K ... WllAT~ !EFT ! tl.l,M IHMY tyf'f• ~ ,-. _!..---- . • . :~ • ' ' I ... 1-f . -· ' . .- ' . ' : .. • •• • .. - ALL Aldlne Johnaon Saddlebock Dan Pukuthlma G1rden Gr~.,. SADDLEBACK 1 minule from private Swim & Racquet Club. 3 minutes from Mission Viejo Multi 1'-1illion $ recreation complex. 5 minutes trom Lion Country Safarl. 20 minutes from beaches & harbors. 40 minutes from Disneyland. 60 tninuU>s from L. A. Internationtal & good living at home! Phone 586-0'222. EXCLUSIVE Charmini::: srlit level 4 bdrm., 3 ba. home. Formal dn. rm., fam. rm. with fireplace and wet bar. Guld shag carpets, custom drapes and many extras. Localed \vi thin \va lkiniz distance of shop- ping and Mission Viejo recreation center. Phone 586-0222 DELUXE GARDEN HOME A lovely home \~ith all the conveniences one could ever dL'Sirl'. 4 bdrm., 2 ba. located on a cornefr Jot and close to sc:hool.s. 586-0222 A . REAL BEAUTY Come see t"' beautiful 4 bdrm. home on a fantastiely large lot. Price just reduced for a fast saJc. Phone us 586-0222 OWNER ANXIOUS • El Dorado Sottento b a lovely home ln Ml..ulon Viejo. 4 bdrm. clean as a pin with new c&rpet1 t hrou~hout. Arca t o f"n tertain friends around the pool. Bring us an offer. 586-0222 MOYE IN NOW Mission Viejo ls the place to live for tamtly enjoyment. 4 bdrm., 2 bn... OOme now tor RENT. Only $350 lncludlni the garderl\'r. Don't pua: It up! 586-Clm • S..Uwday, May 19, 1973 DAILY PILOT 2:J .Properties, Inc. Realtors FIRST TOP PRODUCERS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL Glorla Duncan Costa M e11 Lavonlettey Plac:entio John ...... J....., Zlmmermaft la Habra ICenOJ ... fulltnon Maxine Campbell la Mlroda Leighton Linden Corona del Mar Anah eha <•'!, f<. :it:'i·J:ii INVESTOR NEEDED ' Enjoy the ~ view from this Dana Point duplex. 3 bdrm. Jn each unit nnd one ls avail- able for you or your tenant. Phone us today for more information regarding thU; property. 586-0222 RIM OF THE WORLD Two bedroom cabin has a large wood burnblg fireplace in living room, adjoin.Ing kitchen, modern all electric. Appx. 900 sq. fl cabln on over 10,000 sq. ft. Jot. $17,500. 586-0222 CORONA DEL MAR LAGUNA VIEW HOME Magnificent view or miles and miles ot the coast from this very attractive four bedroom ho1ne done in a stunning Spanish manner. Fam- ily roon1 and dining room, loo.ds ot custom features. Only S69,900. Ca.JI 675-7225 HILLSBORO 'Th11 ts the model name for this fine Lusk five bedroom home. Spyglass #1 ii the address. two story, four bedroom home with a 1pe.rk.line pool. $129,000. Call 675-7225 TRADE POSSIBILITY Thll busy corner location ln Long Beach bu • untque combinatlon of a commercial •~ and 1torage area and four bread and butter unlta. $745 a month. Askifli $63,000 or will trade tor Orange County apartment an.it Call 675-722.'5. !""'~ ' BALBOA ISLAND Beeutltul older four bedroom family home with charm galore! Ba.lconies oft Jll the bedroom!:, upstain den with tlttp2ace and knott¥ pine pa.nel1ng. All the COior of i&land llvtng and on the most beautiful street you've ever seen. $98.500. Call 675-7225 HUNTINGTON BEACH Very a ttrnctiv(' thrC<' bC'droon1 home priced below the mal'ke1 by a motiVat!Xl seller. Bach- elor owner has nei;lec tc<l a fe\v thini;s that the new fa.m!ly can have thr fun of doing for lhen1- selves, and save a Jot of money. Asking $33,995 so hurry on this~ Call 675-72:.!5 HARBOR VIEW This giant five bedroom home Is "THE PLACE FOR A FM.1ILY"-Pools and huge irreenbelta, quiet s t.reels, great young neighbors &nd prices many can afford. Beauti fully designed home, sunken llving room, raised dining room and out- standing family room and kitchon. $79,500. CaJI 675-7225 CORONA DEL MAR J\.1a.ny feel C.D.l\'I. is the finest place to live In Southern California and we know this la the finest home for sale in this area. 4000' ot out· 11t.andlng cons!J'Uctlon. Four "1nasler bedrooms", giant family room. formal llvlng room and gorgeous formal dining room. $186,500. Call 6'r'5-7225 ALPHA BETA Apha Beta Is the ma.in tenant ln lhls Santa Ana 1hopping center. These four units adjoin Alpha Beta. Good rental his tory--GrOlii&ing $1025 a month. Cooperative seUer will C8IT)' the truat deed for 30 yean;. Asking only $99,500. Call 675-7225 C.D.M. DUPLEX ThJ1 Is the most attractivP duplex in "Old Co- rona". 4000' ot beautiful new construction fea· turing all cedar shingles, stained glllia windows, beamed ceiling& and private patlos. Convenient location south of hl ghway. Close to &hope and able to walk to beach. $122,500. Call 6~ ~ COSTA MESA LIGHT & BRIGHT Large corner country style Kitchen with 1erve- thru to back yard. Ra.i.!I~ Llvlng Room with Cathedral ceuin, and &oft yellow carpet that ls like new. 4 Bedrooml, 2~ Bat.ha. Flrepla.ctt. 4th Bedroom could be Formal Dining Room or Den. Everyone will like the back ye.rd tor It 1s a real ~Uon area. Home t~ 3 yean new with a shake roof. HURRY! $41,500. Call anytime, 646--0655. •\ RENTERS SPECIAL LRr11:c 4 Bedroon1 1-l()nl<' \\'ilh :.! Rnths & Fireplace. Fr··~h pnint. NC\\' llcll \\'nt1·r J[ratf'r.• \Yalk to Sl•hools & Shopphlg". Cul-d1··SIH' Strft•t. Low illaintenancr Yard. Spnet> fnr Roat StoraiC. All for $25,000. Call anytinH'. &ln-0555. "" EASTSIDE INCOME HOMES 3 lllckory, Rnneh Style Homes with Hardwood 1'"1001-s a11d Shake floo[s! 4 Garages. Pride ot Ov.•1H•n;h\1>-Nc\v Pain1 Inside n.nd out. Idl'.!al for O\vnCr·occupant. BUILD A TAX DEDUCTI- BLE EQUITY. Private financing. m.500. CaJI anytime. 646-0555. RUMPUS ROOM Family Fun in your EASTSIDE ·3 Bedroom llome + 38x10 RUA1PUS ROOM compltM with Stone BBQ 4 Refrigerator! Cozy corner nesUed among a select forest of shrubs and orange tree. Boat Storage. zone R-2-!11aybe build lncome Home over another ~rage? $32.950. Owner will help nhanc<'. call anytime, 646-0555. HI ah Demand Area-Act now! 1 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Brick F1rep&ef". Walk ~ all achcool1 thru Jr. Colleae. $36,900. call anytime, 646-0>55 • BUYING 3 UNITS? Before you do, look at the advantageii ot this Investment In compe.rllon to a triplex In tenna: or reduced maintenance and down. We have 3 Cond09. each priced well below "'hat the models sell for. Each are 2 Bedroom, I% Bat.hi, Elect BII Klt~cn, Carpeted, Private PaU06. 5% or 10% Do"''Tl OK ... Owner mwt scU iiB,000 each. Call anytime, 646-0555. ~T"~-r~·~· . ' ' ' GREAT STARTER HOME for young family, VA INVESTOR WELCOME. 3 Klne-11.z.e Bedr-oomJ!I. Room to expand. Build de.. tached garage, family room or boat 1torage. f..agl!" Drive to Beach. $25.500. HURRY ! Call any. time, 646-0555. Properties, Inc. Realtors • ' '.Iii DAILY PILDI . ~ ....... 500 ·>M The Bluest Marlcetplace on the· Oranp Coast ,.... _ ... w. ... 12.S· ... Auto1oobil5 • • • • • • •• 9.50 • "° looh .. ~ ~ 900-"" • L1..,,11"9"t, • •• • • • •JOO-1'9t. DAILY PILOT CtASSIFIED ADS ........._ •••.•••• ,SH ·5'0ll .... ...r-...... ll!O ·l99 ... ~ a..d. . . . 'tSO -"" ,~ •.••••••• 200 · 299 ............... 300 -.., HIM.et for Scilil • ' • • • • lOO • t24 LOii .. fcuwl . . • • • •• .sso • 574 Me d.ondiiM. • • • •• , • • IOO • l-t9 You Can Sell It, Find It , Trade '1-· With a Want fll:J , (642-5678 ] One ea1·1 Service Fast Credit Approval 5d'IOClis and ~'"''IQJI . . . S7S -JM Stirvic.n and a.ain • • . . 600 • 699 liontpaftation. • . • • • • • 9l5 • ~ * Open ..Jlowe6 * S unda'l t -5p.m. 4752 Royce Rd. 1. ............... $ 54,900 1807 Holiday .................. S 87,500 1724 Galallf Dr. ................. $139,500 2836 Alta Vi>ta ................ $ 67,500 2525 Ocean Blvd. . ............. $150,000 4727 Co rtland Ave ............... $ 71 ,750 17942 Hopkins .................. S 49,900 1321 Outrigger Dr ................ $ 97,500 OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-5 1532 Keel Dr ..................... $ 88,800 313 Heliotrope .................. $135,500 19 Tiburon Bay Dr .............. $124,500 1400 Serenade Terr ............. $ 98,500 2226 Arbutus ................... $ 79,500 OPEN SATURDAY 1-S 2495 Vista HuerLa .............. $ 52, 750 * * * * * OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 2226 ARBUTUS 5 BR, 3 ba. Newly painted Lusk home. Formal din . & fam. rm. Spaciqus yard w/ putting green. J\.1any extras. $79,500. Harri- ett Daves. IR VI NE TERRACE 4 BEDROOM OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. 1400 SERENADE TERR. Just listed. Super family home. 4 baths. J-Iuge lot & garage. Neat as a new pin ' $98,500. Fee. George Grupe. OP EN SAT. & SUN. l -S-SPYGLASS HILL 19 TIBURON BAY DRIVE Beautiful new Lusk bit. home. 4Bll.'s., !am. rm., wet bar; 2.!h: baths. Spectacular ocean view. $124,500. Cathryn Terinllle. CdM DUPLEX PLUS Outstanding NEW home with income. Fine quality. 45' Lot, l'h blks to ocean. SEE QUALITY, SAT/SUN. 1-5. 313 HELIO- TROPE. $135,500. Pele Hallock. UNIVERSITY PARK OPEN SUN . 1-5. 17942 HOPKINS. 4 or 5 bdrm. Chane. home. Convenient to all fa· cilities. Offered for $49,900. Come SEE - come BUY -Toni Escobar. JUST LI STEO-BAYSHORES Spacious family home near priv. beach. _ Large mstr. suite upstairs. 2 B<inns. & fam- il y r1n . do\vn. High beam ceilings. $72,500. Mary J~arvey. IRVINE COVE'S BEST BUYS 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. pool, view .... $130,000 2 Bdrms., conv. den, rm. for expan. $119,500 Guarded area & private beaches. Kathryn Raulston. NI GUEL SHOR ES-PRIVATE AREA 3 BR., virtually new; decorated & furn .. Comp lndscpd. Ready for small family now. Ocean side \v /beach, tennis, pools, gated & great buy al $74,900. Bob Yorke. HARBOR VIEW SHOWCASE Prof. decor. Beaut. Jndscpd. 4 BR., ocean & nite view. Many extras. Great family i home! $97,500. LaVera Burns. EXCLUSIVE DOV E R SHOR ES One of the most delightiul homes. 4 Bdrms. -family rm.-living rm. \V/beamed ceil· ing. An this & a pool & view. $139,500. Eileen Hud son. NEW LISTING LIDO BAYFRONT ..Lovely & immac. 5 BR., S..,ba. home on Nord. Paneling, parquet firs.: Jot~ of charm plus roo1n for large boat. $279 ,000. Charlene Wh yte. IT STEAL S THE SH OW Enjoy bayfront view from thi s t\vo-story 6 BR .. 4 ba. nautically oriented home with pier & slip. $3751000 ; comp. remodeled. Gary Kno x. TALK OF THE TOWN All the beauty of perfection. 3 BR. Lusk H.V.: lovely _g,arde~ & stunning inside. 1532 KEEL. Terr1f1c price, $88,800. Jim 1't1uJJer. BEAUTIFUL LI DO IS LE C.h~rming lge. home w/3 bdnns., fam. rm., d1n1n g rm. Superior corner location. 3 Little words ... lovely, luxurious & lasting! $129,ilOO. Muriel Barr. Jl33.0700 .....-- Coldwell.Banker ~ 550 Newport Center Dr., N.8 . 3 BDRMS--$23,950 1 Lots of towering shade trees, 2 baths. Air...con- ditioning. Richly pan· eled living room. All new kitchen with built- ins. Dining room. Rear living room. Lath & plaster construction. brk 540-1720 $30,500-- PICTURESQUE Very lovely 3 bedroom home. Formal dining room. Kitchen built-ins. Two patios. New plush carpets. 2 baths. Fire- place. Rear l i v in g room. Forced air heat. Quality built. Immedi- ate possession possible. ~rk 540-1720 VERY IDEAL! $34,950. Th a t special family home. Extra large living room with wall shelves. 3 bed-rooms, 2 baths. Dining room. Cheerful kitchen with built-ins. Patio. Fireplace & fa m i I y room. brk 540-1720 SPANISH BEAUTY Elegant home. On a quiet cul de sac street. 3 bedrooms. D i n i n g room, patio. Built-ins & dishwasher. Family room, fireplace. Fiber- glass screened atrium with wet bar. Indirect lighting. A must see! brk $40,800. 540-1720 2955 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-1720 General General OUR 24TH YEAR Offering Service Only Experience Can Provide EASTSIDE COSTA MESA ... six I-bdrm., completely furnished units -bandy to trans. & shops on Newport Blvd. Good income record. $95,000 NOT A KING! . . . but you can live like one in this com- fortable 2 bdrm. & dining rm. condo. It's Ute popular "J'' plan '''ilh an xlnt view of Back Bay. $65,000 Gener•I SUPPLY LIMITED. DEMAND GREAT! ...... Crest Condominium Komes, c!ustenid 1bout handSOll'll eourtyltds, occupy one of tile few rtm1Jnln1 llr1e propertln In desit11ble Newport BeKh. EucllJ right for perma· nent residency or holiday home. SUndtcks, llrtplacn,. wet bars, SUrt-Utt° kltchem, tuck-under double garages. Kealed swim· inin&pool. lighted tennis coorb, S1lln1s, thet•P)' pool All exte· rlor 1nal11ten1aca provided. A tat1n1 ei1perienct ii a1«kM: Uv11111 f ... tllrtt & I• llfdroo•L ,,.,$65,495 Fto111 Plcific Cont ffifhwiy, ap S.perlor Mllllfl to Tlcood1rop,, ••• tf\rlCtlJ to #12 aobol c-t. T•t1111: (714) KS-il41 s.i.. Offb fplll *'" 10 UL, to IUllM't. ** ** ** Heritage Collection BALBOA'S BEST DUPLEX MOST OUTSTANDING DESIGN -in this 2 & 3 bedroom duplex. Each unit two story with living and diniog upstairs with balconies and high pitched beam ceilings. Excellent location near 10th St. bay/beach. Brand-new, with first·user advantages. Landscaping in, and carpeted and, draped_ $96,500. CAL L 540-1151 OLD FARMHOUSE . • •• RIGHT IN TOWN. Unusual property - 141 ft x 107 ft lot, with 3 car garage, 2 de- tached multi-purpose buildings and old-lash· ion farm-style 3 bedroom home. Don't miss the wine cellar! A tremendous value at only $35,000. Call for complete details. 546-S880 SEPARATE WORKSHOP? HERE-IT-I Si 3 Bedroom, hardwood floors. workshop storage building on R-2 lot. All furniture and 18' portable pool included'. Full price $30,750. Eastside Costa Mesa. CALL 540-11 ~1 A LimE arr OF HEAVEN ••• IN THE MIDDLE OF COSTA MESA. Tropical palms surround secluded~ pool area, enclosed patio opens to your own paradise with splashing waterfall and pond. The per- fect place foi: entertaining. Separate area for boat, camper or trailer. 3 DelighUu1 bed· rooms, 2 elegant ·baths, separate laundry room, finished garage plus many more extras. Nothing to do but 1nove in and live. Offered at only $49,950. Won't last, call now. 546-5880 WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM WITH BOAT SL IP -New 2-bedroom, 2'h baths, ready for occupancy. Full price $87,500. CALL 540-1151 EASTSIDE 2 BEDROOM-$27,000 A-RARE-FIND -especially with features like these -beam ceilings lhruout, massive stone fireplace, large bedrooms, beautiful bath & a large fenced )"rd complete with fruit trees. Owner movmg to Oregon and MUST sell. Open this week end. Call us for details at 546-5880 (j)UAUTY BUILT EASTSIDE CLEAN, SHARP 3 BEDROOM -hardwood floors, frreplace, enclosed: va:tio, ne\V carpets shopping. Just listed at $30,750. CAL L S4().1151 • MESA VERDE- 1380 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 """"'Cmt ii • Pttjltd ., hd1ic ll.C.,IDC.Robtrt H.Granl Corporatitrt, &ulral Contndof HOT ITEM JUST LISTED, neat, freshly paint- ed 4 & fiamily on a quiet street -Huge en- closed pooltable size lanai. No grass to cut, only plants & shrubs to trim. First time on market and owner needs quick sale. Offered at $38,950. CALL S46-5880. One of the best marine views in Dover Shores. Over 4.000 sq. ft. of livlng space. 4 Lge. bdrms., family rm. -formal dining rm. & inviting pool, complete w/jacuzzi. $195,000 D J!?J he/fie 11',C,, lllC. COUNTRY CLUB VILLA MESA VERDE AduJts only. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, fire· place, enclosed patio, auto. garage opener, all electric. Desirable end unit. Swimming pool & jacuzzi. Steps to golf and tennis. $39,500--Principals only. 979-2342 Gt -- HARBOR VIEW HOMES LOVELY MONT EGO MODEL 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining; carpets, drapes, super landscaping, covered patio, wood deck. LIKE NEW PALE~MO MOD EL 4 bedr-09ms , family room, formal dining, wet bar; UJ> gTade carpels, floors. Perfect for/~"' family. • --- EASY LIVING 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS -Builtins, double garage, corner location and lots of parking. Townhouse living with all outside mainten· ance done for you. Clubhouse and pools. See quick--Only $25,500. CAL L 540-llSl. 4 UNITS S125,000. 2 Com- merc. & 2 residential. ltk come $12,300. 4 UNIT lot $59,500. Have plans & builder. EARN JOYO on sound 2nd trust deeds, in N'pt Bel.ch. LEASE $500 mo. 3 Blt. 2 ba. home. Dbl! garage. ~· yard. N..,. So. bay. HARDESTY REALTORS 503 Paric Ave., Balboa Island * 67~286' * SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL "SPANISH" 3 -s,.ntoh beauty with Imported Italian tile floors. gorgeous kitchen and family mom, Jonna.I dining a.reg. beautiful l r op I c al atrium. "'et bu plus much, much rnore. Squeaky clean to boot. Thia 18 a "must lff", Priced at only $46.500. Call ~ow 84Z-2535. • Ol'fN m. D • tr'S FIAi 10 116 Hal I Oil! \'I L Ol \O\ " ~£4 ;_!LJ R .1 6 ix .. in MESA VERDE -Big 6 bedroom home with everything you couJd WI.lilt, things like a library, ovenlzed double garage, lovely courtyard e n t r y , POOL. boat or trailer atorage area, 6c. For ap. pointment to see call now. ""' """' ;s!,950. co: Ts . WALLACE REALTORS --546-4141~ (Qpon EYonlOf&) BEST IN BLUFFS Sf'LIT LEVE( -BAY VIEW 1950 Sq. Ft. 3 BR., 2'h ba., lge. brkfst . area. Luxuriously decorated & upgraded thruout, with-custom carp., drapes & wallpaper. A former model home, like new cond. Owner I trans. & priced far below market value at $67,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 412 PLATA (VISTA DEL ORO TO PARADA>! ONE LEVEL-TERRIFIC BUY! I $59,900 For this lowest priced, sca.r:ce one-,' level condo. Lovely 3 BR., 2 BA., 2 lrg. j encl. priv. patios on beaut. Vista Grande j greenbelt. Seller sacrifice! BRAND NEW 4 BR, 3 BA. $66,950 Please let me show you my exclusive list- ings, as well as the other condos available at this time in The Bluffs. 1 HELEN B. DOWD I REALTOR 644-01341 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY I Super sharp & clean !ourplex in best rental area of Costa Mesa. Gross monthly inc. $655. Priced lo sell at $64,500. General General NEWPORT HEIGHTs-LIKE NEW l OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 415 SANTA A.NA I You must see this Swiss chalet type home. I Definitely one of a kind! New everything! j Beautifully landscaped. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, plus family rm. This home has perspica- cious :personality-better hurry ! BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES 642-74 1 MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES • SHOREC LIFFS VIEW HOME • Breathtaking 4BR, 4 bath home on Evening Canyon. Large game room. Custom built. Exquisitely .detailed in every manner. Gladys Russell 642-8235. (R19) HARBOR VIEW -SOMERSET SBR, 3 bath in lovely neighborhood. Form- al DR, large FR w/brick fireplace & wet j bar adjoins light & airy kitchen. Patio & I fenced yard w/room for pool & play.1 $79, 750. Bob Owens 642-8235. (R20) i LOOK TO THE FUTURE I Lovely 3BR Bluff home. Garage stressed for upper story & ocean view. Located 011 · 1 quiet cul· de -sac. $40,950. Lois Eg"'l 644-6200. (R21) ~I BIG CANYON CUSTOM VIEW HOME ,J Thou ghts for tomorrow's living built intO j this delightfully different 4BR, pool 1 jacuzzi. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p .m. #2 J Augusta Ln. Lois Miller 642-8235. (R22) UPPER BAY I Delightful 3BR, 2 bath home. Landscap I patio. Owner transferred. $34,000. Glad j' Russell 642-8235. (R23) BAYFRONT COLONIAL Owner transferred to New York. Ivan Wet built 5BR, FR, DR, 4~ baths. Extra Iarg closets & storage attic will keep mother children happy. 50' boat slip for dad! Dav Cook 642-8235. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p. #53 Linda Isle. (R25) BUY OR LEASE Luxurious Big Canyon condominium. Dove Model -2 master suites. $85,000 or $700 mo. Lois Egan 644-6200. (R2~) BALBOA PENINSULA OCEANF RONT Watch the waves, bikinis & romantic su sets over 'Catalina from your own L Beautifully decorated, partly furnish 4BR, 4 bath. Every built-i n lmaginabl $177,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (RIS) BIG CANYON FAIRWAY BUI LDING SITE Lsrge cul-de-sac lot on the fairway. A bu at $62,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. (R27) PROMONTORY BAY LOT 501xlOO' fee bayfront lot overlooking ne' 26 acre bayfront development which eludes .10.5 acres of bay itself.' 50' pier sllp pnvilege. Zoned R·l. $129,500. (Rl6 .. --~ IDI --f42•1ZSI '"' ... _ 9"•1200 HARBOR VIEW HOMES REALTY 833-0780 l for ~ctiy.a ... Call 642-5678 , 1.....,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....lll ~ ~ • I ' l I i I· ' I ' l ~ A w th ki c at de G •O m 0 p ,A tr a y n pl ie t .{ H ' ' T ' ) DAILY P!LCJt Oonera l ' 0-ral General General 0.-al Oen.ral 0-rfl G.t)er1I ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiim l ~~~~-.,,.--~=~:=.:::-~-s~.-"'~-1~*:=.:;:::........*~-*__;;~*.=..·-*~--:*-IWF:ITSIO~~P~Al~~T~l!-._~~~~,.,....;--l;;;;;;;;;;U~N~BELIEV;;;;;;=A~B~~;;;;VIEW;;;;;;~!;;;;;;;;;;:;;,! UNIVERSITY PARK A real gem• & brand new on the market \his weekend. Three large bedrooms, 2 baths, beautiful buill·ln all electrtc kitcben plus friendly wet bar. Tile roof & 5\>anJsb tue in the very private patio. Eating area in the kitchen plus -formal dining area. i'jew lush carpeting, drapes & wallpapers. Super value al . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $48,0-00. PRIME BA YCREST A large family will find everything for com- fortJable living In lhis well planned center ball home. Four spacious family 1>¢rooms & 31; baths. The generous sired family room & living room both have Palos Verdes stone fireplaces. Extra bQnus room, perfect for in- law quartets or home office. Walk-in storage. The best buy in this most sought after neigh- borhood. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . $75,0-00. BUILD AN ESTATE FOR YOURSELF You have thought about -and here is your chance with so little invested Tax shelter and net spendable. Prime Eastside location . within walking distance to Westcliff and 17th St shoppin g. Five income units, both 2 and 3 bedrooms, with fireplaces, private patios and built-ins. These rentals are always in demand. Get sbarted right. Asking $86,500. BLUFFS CONDO VACANT AND R!ADY Get ready for the l(ood life. Former model. some bay view, 3 bedroom, 2 bath DolOres model Extremely ilJ?"graded throughout. Owner wants action & i ust reduced $3,00-0 in price. Prime end lll\it location. CAMPERS -., MESA VERDE A boat gate & room to store your camper or trauer off the street. Minimum yard malnten· ance ... & who needs a yard to keep up il you have a recre~tiorlal vehicle? Just 2 years new. Three bedrooms~ atrium, family room with exposed beamed ceilings, massive fire- place & deluxe built·in kit~b~n. A real good· ie ............................ $38,950. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEC r I Here is home and iJll!ome In this most sought __ after area. Close to shopping, ample. park- ing, "With· an excellent rental r ecbrd with long term tenants. Each unit has lhr"I' spa- t;ious bedrooms and ·Io/• baths, built-in kit· chens, and separate laundry areas. Shown by appointment. A great buy at . . . $82,500. C. f. COLESWORTHY 84e:ono WE HAVE RENTALS -------- General General ~ * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * YOU C~VER BUYER! To secure for your very own this comfort- able, well maintained Portofino model in Harbor View. 3 Bdrms., 2lh baths, formal J dining plus family rm. ,.OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 1915 PT. WEYBRIOGE I 1537 SERENAOE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 A sun drenched pool & 2 bedroom, 2 bath home in a park-like setting. IJAl.f ifd'J •l 36j'E~7~~ lwv. ~ JI M II C-.Orona del Mar ' General General HERE'S OUR TOP MAN -He's Ralph Waldo Emerson. Maybe you've heard of him? Really a Unique gentleman: A very successful salesman-he definitely had a positive attitude. Some say he bad a way with words. We at Unique Homes like his statement "the world belongs to the ener- getic". We believe it! Call us! Ask for Ralph! U 1111i IVU I: li()Ml:S ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH TI4E NICEST 'E()PLE SELLING ntE NFATE$T HOMES CORONA DELMAR · S'iS-6000 2443 East Coasl Highway, Col'ona det Mar MESA VERDE·646-6990 28sq Mesr y~d~ Drive, Cotta MUIJ NEWPORTBEACff •645-6500 1 &4 9 Weefclltf ~tlve, Newport Beach • * cbn Hpme 00 i..,.. .,.. Over'®klm! the harbor entnnee from the ~-mec:JillfS * TAYLOR co. =od~ ~n:= =t=::~us~~:.":u.11;:e REA 'TORS """"" ..,. onl.Y. famUy room & built around attractive sun ~ NEW EXCLUSIVE OFFERING! OPEN , ... Thun. """ &m. patio with water fO\UlW n. lmmacubte thru-~ CClo\Sr ltlQMAV Love at first sight when you see tho beaut!-/!" .,;:~. ,!;·~= out. Many, man~ extra bullt·in featurea. ca.-.~ fully 1•00.Caped frounds of this exceptlooal ., Oak • 3 Biiai w . ., Re-Sbown by app't. $ 8,iOO. 644·.,.270 estato-Uke home. '!be front approach iJ only """P1.J11c • So. 2 bib., c""" THE BWFFS-V1EW ·I• an Indication of the ex cl Una: interior & lavish e OCEANFRONT OUPLEX Swim on your own private beach, a step from your front door. Two largo bedrooms and 2 enjoyable fireplaces in each unit. A deluxe property like this only comes along one... in-a-lifetime. Call now for appointment. ................................ $140,000 e CdM DELUXE DUPLEX Beautiful .. tree-lined street In Old Corona de! Mar. BOTH DELUXE UNITS HAVE 3 bedrooms, den, fireplace, 2 baths, bulltin kitchen, PATIOS, 2 blocks to shopping and schools. Choice location . . . . . . . . . . $98,500. e ROOM TO BUILD . . . second UNIT on this large comer lot. 2-bedroom house, carpets, drapes, fenced yard in Newport Heights ......... $33,500. e START SMART IN THIS . .. within walking distance to schools and shopping? 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace. Has assumable VA loan-AU for only $29,IJM. · e FOREVER VIEW Watch the boats by day and harbor lights by night from your living room. The ULTl- MA TE in FEE ownership, luxury on·the-- water living. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath condo in prestigious CHANNEL REEF area. Pool, se- curity guard, boat slip available. CALI; FOR appointment, $95,000. e ROOM TO ROAM in this two story, custom built, with many d eluxe extra features. Open beam ceilings, fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, GOURMET KITCHEN, built.-in sewing C<!nter and ·study, Two decks plus 2 landscaped terraces. It's a r eal value at . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . $79,500. I ;,, .•. in this 18'x36' heated POOL. Great EAST· SIDE location! Close to Westcliff shopping. 3 Bedroom, convertible den, 2 baths, fire. place, plus ROOM TO AD)t ON. 10% down - owner will carry 10% -2nd T.D. $39,500. caJl for appointment. • OPEN HOUSES • OUPLEX, 3BR & DEN-009 Iris, Corona d e! Mar. $98,500. Open Sun. 1-5. SBR, FAM & POOL-2406 Holiday, Newport Beach. $60,500. ()pen Sun. 1-5. 3BR, CONVERTEO DEN & POOL -337 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. $39,500. Open Sun. u --~ AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES REAL TORS • . • . • • • • • 644-n7o General General ~nJa !J6/e . PRESTIGE WATERFRONT ·HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT LINOA ISLE WATERFRONT Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with view of main channel. Soft colors, rich wood panel· ing & 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel- ing. Waterfront m str. suite bas dbl. bath, sitting area, view deck ...... _ ... $295,()()(). Linda Isle Waterfront Custom 4 bdrm., 41; bath home on lagoon. Fully equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room, billiard room ...... $245,000 For Complete Information On All fo;lome1 &_.Lots, Ple .. se C•ll: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr .. Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 furnishings which ARE ID.eluded. Call to $23,950 In lhe original 68c:l.ion of The Bluffs, with a -this Big Caeyoo 3 bdnn classic (Incl. 2 fabulous vtew. 3 Large bedrooms, 21> baths; mstr stes). Unusual pool & jacuzzi. HORSES ! ! formal view dining area. Large private sun- deck. Very neat & comfortable. $68,600 DOVER SHORES-.$22.5,000 •.. allowed on this ~ acre Magnificent 5 bedroom home on picturesque """" witl> ..,.. cw;tom 4 HOMES Galaxy Drive & inclu~ the land! Really !:°;'~ re~t ~~ Each '*''ilh 3 bedrooms, fireplace, built-.tn cus&om built. On a street-te>-s treet site. Large mo. Custom home b v11• kitchens, carpets, enclosed double garage family rm, lge formal dining rm, 4¥A baths c&nt . quick ~. Wiii & enclosed yard. A great investment oppor- & S.Car garage. Fully air-conditioned, lux exdlange tor bay·slde du· !unity, on the Eastside of Costa Mesa. $120,· cptng, blt.-in vacuum system, miniature pool plex. 0-00 w /jacuzzi & sun room off mstr bath. $65,000. 1337 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN 1-6:30 THE "BLUFFS" CONDOMINIUM Recently a tum. 11.Dolores" model mbeauU. ful greenbelt. Custom features throughout this lovely 3 BR "end" unit w /2\; baths. Choice wallpapers, de! Plso tlle, etc. $77,500 2407 NOVIA OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 LINDA ISLE-$245,000 Courtyard entrance to this fine quality-built bayfront home. Abundant del Piso tue makes a minimum maintenance. Pier & slip for up to 65' boat. 4 BR (lge mstr), FR, fonnal DR, billiard rm & 4¥.i baths. Luxury tbruout. 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 BIG CANYON C.C.-$124,500 Spectacular open beam ceilings. Large rooms & a terrific floor plan In this 5 bedroom home. Family room , formal dining room & 3 baths. 3 Fireplaces & 3-car gara~e. Fine carpeting & drapes. Quick possesSion. 55 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN 1·5:30 BIG CANYON-.-$104,900 View of patios from all rooms! Great loca- tion. Functional plan in this home w/4 lge bdrooms. FamUy rm, fonnal dining rm & 3 baths. Wonderful island kitchen. 3-Car ga- rage. Gold shag carpeting. Immed. possess. 29 AUGUSTA LNE. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Beautiful near~new 5 bedroom home in thls new area surrounded by the exclusive B. C. Country Club. Lge famUy room with wet bar & formal dining room. Luxurious cplng & drapes. Some view of golf course. $114,950. THE "BLUFFS"-FOR LEASE NOW ''Linda" 3 BR 2 ba. Patio. 1 or 2 year lease. CHOICE RESIOENTIAL LOT Big Canyon. On fairway. Lge lot. $59,950. Office Open S..turday & Sunday 1'0ur 28th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 Son Joaquin Hiiis Road ''Overlool$.lng Big C1nyon Country Club" NEWPORT ~ENTER, N.B. 644-4910 General General 4. UllojlVUI: tl(MI: FRESH AS A OAISY ON THE OUTSIDE- Mellow as Granddad's pipe on the Inside! This Corona de! Mar duplex bas open beam c~llings, a cute .,.fireplace, wals of warm dellings, a cute fireplace, walls ol wann ing. It's a winner! 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plu,, a darling one Jiedroom studio unit. UNl9UI HOMES OF CORONA: DEL MAI. 6714000 A liltl .. of ...... M-.. VACANT & READY Owner IJOOousl Redecorated 3 be<lnn & family rm home on hu.ee comer lot -room far boat or trailer, King-size covered paUo & private yard. Quick possession. Low down. OPEN 1-5 Fri. thru Sun. 741. Center St, C.11. $27,9 50. CALL &12-lm I •••••••• 8 HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E. Coa1t Hwy., Coron .. dtl Mar .. Selling Real Estate In Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 P ete Barrell fGaft'I pre6enb THE BLUFFS UDO ISLE CHARMER Beautiful new rondo witl> PICTURE YOURSELF WARM and cuddly crpts & drps on Greenbelt. 3 around the brick fireplace in the master BR + den, 2~~ BA, end wiit bed · · Ii · 3 Bedr oo quiet cul-de-sac. Light room or inv1t1ng v1ng room. oom, fixllJres & w a I Ip ape r two-story dollhouse. =·· Peivate pat i 0 PENINSULA POINT SAN CLEMENTE LOVELY 3 BE.DROOM 2 bath home. Plush Only 2 blocks from ocean. · . d · t J f ' I Attmctive 3 BR 2 BA 2 ne\V carpeting an pain , arge trep ace, sto r y beac h' h o us' e. double garage with workbench, builtin elec- Landscaped, ne\v p aint, tric kitchen and lanai. . . . . . . . . . . $75,000. "'Ptd thruout. $38,""1. GRUBB & ELLIS CO. Realf9rs 2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-7080 •••••••••• * BAYSHORES * OPEN HOUSE 2521 CRESTVIEW REAL BAYFRONT~ ..BUY! PIER & SLIP FOR LARGE BOAT -Beauti· ful view of channel entrance and Newport Harbor. 3 Bedroom home newly painted, freshly scrubbed. Ready to move in. $175,0-00. 2233 Bayside Dr., N.B. Open Sat_,, Sun l·S Office Open S1turd1ys a Suncieyw PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Wntclllf Dr., N.B. 642-5200 SAT/SUN. 1-5 NEWPORT BEAOI. Finest:!~~~ beach community, with 2 General General • sandy beaches. Attr. 21 ;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I bdrm., lge. Jlv. rm. w/lots11 of &lass, dining area ; beam- ed cell. Frplc., F.A. heal thruout. Lge~tio for out· *1illsnoR'ts * • *SPECIAL* YSHORE DR. -short to prlv. beach. Lge. !iv: , plus Jge. dining are 3 BR., 2 ba'.1 (mstr. ls lae .. w/aep. bath); newly decor. ~ BUY IN BAYSHORES tnday at $59,""1. CALL TO SEE.. "C" THOMAS We lto11®Cc)t11pc111.v f-.' f ,\ L T ' 1.· . WRAPPED IN GINGHAM Harbor View Homu 2600 Sq . Ft. Poroofino model, beauUfully decorated in 11Country English"' custom woven wood shutters, used brick, land- scaped, etc. 3 BR, 31; BA, tam rm, pita bonus rm & loft br for guest. New, exclu- sive listing. lJ ~ l()U I: li()Ml:S 22• w. !..~':" ~ CdM -OCEAN VIEW Br and new, charming 3 BR with fonnal din- ing, many unique features, 1mmediate oc- cupancy. 418 Hazel Dr., CdM. Open 1-5 :30. REAL TORS Newport Beacn Eve 54>564.1 I ~!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!iiii!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!! I General EXCLUSIVE EXOTIC HEATED POOL $35,500 Probably the best value in the 'area, and only available at THE REAL ESTATERS. Luxurious E.rge heated pool next to a citrus rn:inJ-grovc. No streets to cross to reach the grammar school, and walking distance to high General 2596 CRESTVIEW Open Sat/Sun 12 :30-5 2 Bdrm!!, 2 bl\. Ver/ unusual attraciive back p a t I o , built-in gas bar-b-que + gas fire ring, raised wooden deck, built-in benches, lat· tice cover over beamed structure. Entire patio aeen thru big "'indows. Beauttful. $59,500. Jeanne C o oper 673-2877 or call SEBNG IS BELIEVING 2845 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar General General 675-6900 "OWNER CLIMBING WAW" . _ . has bought a nothv house; this is your chance -owner wants offer on this elegant, lge. bay view home; 5 BR., 4 ba. Complete entertainment center around lge. htd. &: filt'd. pool; Jocked wrought iron gates. NOW $159,000. Land available. General Salisbury Ro~!ty G I school and Orange Coast -;;•;;n;;ee;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.' College. Over sized 2 car --------• garage with room for 315 i1ARINE A VE. AVAILABLE Carmel model, Harbor View Homes. $72,000. NEWPl>RT HEIGHTS 3BR 2 BA, like new -fam ily rm wffirepl & bar. New crpls & drps thru-cJut, pruil like yard oo quiet cul-de-sue, detached idea room RANCH STYLE 3 BR -livln&: rm \lo'/fpl to beamed cathedral ceiling, forma l DR. qu iet green parklike nbrhood, near Univ. CaltIRV. $36,900. ~21 CALL 64&-1221 1733 WestcllU Dr., N.a. Thon1 as E. Walley 19011 Antioch Or. Irvine You are the Wll\Mf of OM f_ree pall ~ for a whole carload to MY of the PAcmc THEATRES ($1.1bJed to amall sctviee Ch&q'e 1lt theatre). PleAM call &c2-9i78 ext Sl.C to claim )'OU(' tlcll:et. (North CounlY toll·treo number Is 540-1220) • r kshop and you name it. BALBOA ISLAND Please phone now tor an ap-CALL 673-6900 THE BLUFFS -FOR LEASE Back Bay view. 3 BR. 2 Ba. $475 MO/lease CATHEDRAL CEILINGS polntment to view tlti• ex-$ 16 900 ~.«'i ~:."".!!,~·:...-~ =~i,f'."r.'it;;.~23ilbi wi-:~~~GH $136 PER MONTH CORBIN. MARTIN tial area nea.r Rehools ttnd ~ ·~~~'li'tl~ w h 15 ho ail bl Not a condo, cute & beautl[ul shopping, and only one mlle , • e ave: mi:s. av a e _ new carpeting & the from. ocean, Two-rlt~es oi :• i mr:Fing1~·000PM~ ~~ furnishings remain with lhls REALTORS 'Call Anytime 644-7662 SpE!c1ous elegance m 4 . -·-• •• ·=~ ' 0 • w ~... home Pedectly situated onL"'""~""""""""""""~""~""""""""""'i bedrooms. 3 bath~. fonnal Ing loans that can be as-a 1arle lot &: the gardens!! I G I dining and family room. 5215 PER MONTH swne? with oo qua'llfying are lovely. \VAL.KER & Genera ene.;.ro;;._ _____ 1 Professionally landscaped • Md Ullerest rates as low LEE Realtors 546-0022 I WHY PAY' HIGH •<th a .... •Ide yard. See In<:. taxes & malnc ,... .. •1!%! Better che<:k "" LAKE FOREST.* Country K tchen to appreciate. $46,750. $300. moves you In. aeller llJOme of these. * Looklng for a 3 bcdroorn INTEREST? COATS paya all other costs. 2BR OPEN SUN. l·S Easmde home with an alley • & 2BA deluxe adlt condo, DCW 24742 EWNYe C lrcle and large yard? Cal l us to-\\'e h~ve 15 homes 11.vaUable • w/w shag, drps, lrg ld~h EOOEWATER M 0 D E L . day we have il $32,950. ranging In price from WALLACE w/all elec b\Un appl s. ReaJ tora &fi-TIU Profess. decorated 4 BR., e CALL ANYTIME e ~.OCJO to $40,000 wtth ex-REAL TORS Drive by model, 631 S. ~ Westdiff Drive 2~ ba. home in aecluded lst1ng Joans thllt can ti, Fairview C2 blks N. o! Open tU 9 PM woods area Lge decb 646-3921 or Eve. 646-4543 assumed with no qualltytng Open Evenings McFedden) OPEN DAil.Y RESORT LIVING every ~ tam. rm., ciix. kiich. Pool and Interest rate..<i as low as e 9'2-4454 e 10 to 5pm. CALL &36-4206 tor S3 500 tacll. av11.lL 154,:w;o 4'it%1 Better check on aome Lachenmyer 1 '!!!""!!!!!!'1'! .... ~""""'11' I. . Bayode Village, NEWPORT BEACH of tne ... I ~ lge clubhouse, pool, beach, OWNER boat •lips. ' BR, 2 Ba .. REAL TY 675-1642 Realtor 531·5111 ( :;;:) 531·5100 24x52 Mobile. 3 yrs old. =Newport Blvd., N.B. DESPERATE• ~'.d'!:n:!:\~: SOLD OUT .• . AGAIN! FANTASTIC Rea~ w .. ~1111 o:;rm IRVINE ADULT DELUXE' Owner. No. 39, 300 E. Cout Wo have bu,.,.. waitll'C foe PANORAMIC Op<'n tll 9 PM Choice Culverdale location. CONDO llwy. NB. homes with 2 or 3 or 4 ORI Sharp 4 Be. 2 bath nome B<droom• .. .tor pl•= wltn VIEW $1 7 ,000-NO M neer pool & recreaUon Jn rounlain v11ueys finest , EASTSfDE UNrTS acrea~. . .for duplex & VE'ry rJean 3 bT/den A work facllillta. Don't wait on this community . near new City FJvt units In Ololct Eutslde tri-plex properties, e I c · View or llyR. deluxe livini;t In 11hop ·in n-ar. Lot• of one, wW not ltlSt at $.16,000. Hllll. Mode.I unit, gas BBQ local ion. Thia is a real In-What do you h&.ve to sell? this largil 3 br, 3 bath hc11ne. pti\·acy with chatn-tlni: Pre11enttd by Llnda Recchia with hurt bonus (hObb)') vesbnent ot $72,000. Rents CALL TODAY -We'll Btart Owner \\'1'1111.1 qui<'k 1mh;., reriN' amun.d this charm· • Rtd Carpet. Realtors, room over 1~ dooble 8J'e rreat. Call for deta.U. work on It a t once!·. prlctd at $ I.la, O O 0 . ins: tiome! Price l, f!rm -1 54&-8840. _ garqe. 0n1,y ukina $30,500. Prellentl!<I by Lee Moon! : CJS REAL ESI'ATE Pfttented by Joe Recfhla. -but easy fln..nclng. I A aood want f.d q a &()Od tn-WALKER .l LEE Re-.lton, Red Carpet. Ra a 1tor1, 548-U6S or 9'33-<1584 Red Carpet, Rea Ito r I, \ Al.KER il LEE Rulton vtlltment. M&-0022. 546-8640.. Need a "Pad"T P18.l.-e Mad! M&-8640. '"-"'-='------ .. DIRECTORY .... l!Wl;ii..trAidU:•whtt,..tWI a t « •.,..t• •••••••...._All ... lr.r\Ma.,.. IM4ew .. ._ KliN4 iii,.._......,. lly ..,,,,.,..,. .a..w .. ;• Ill '94ey'1 DAILY ,..LOY WANT AOS. r.r... .............. hr ........ ,... -............................ ,w. • .._ ... ,,....,, .... .., 911 ~. HOUSES FOR SALE 2827 Scnng Place, Costa Mesa 2 BEDROOMS 545-1926 $52,900 !Sun 1·5) 2525 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 1627 Port Abbey (Harbor Vu Homes) NB 6442430 $150,000 (Sun 1-51 644-7344 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2101 Miramar, (Peninsula Point) Balboa 18150 San Dune61Triburon) FY 642-5200 <Sat & sun 1·51 962-6287 $87 ,500 (Sat & Sun) 2596 Crestview (BaysboresJ NB **•8 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 673-6900 $59,500 (Sat & sun 12:30·5) 675-6654 $195,000 (Sun 1-5) 314 Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar 1720 Skylark (Baycrest ) NB 673·8550 $65,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 642-8235 $77,500 (Sat 1·5) 2851 Bayshores, Newport Beach 517 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 675-7225 (Sun 1-51 673-7300 $230,000 (Sun 2-5) 29 Augusta Lane (Big Canyon) NB 2 BEDROOM FAMILY RM OR DEN 644-4910 Sl04,9-00 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) *1537 Serenade (Irvine Terrace) CdM **50 Linda Isle Drive !Linda Isle) NB 675-5930 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-1!:30) *1106 Somerset (Westclill) NB ll98 Dorset, Costa Mesa 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 557-4130 185 Broadway, Costa Mesa *453 Princeton, Costa Mesa (Sun 1·5) 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 557-4130 (Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS **415 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach luff I NB 675-3331 • (Sun 1·5) 2495 Vista Huerta (8 6 1380 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 644-2430 $52,750 (Sat 1-5) 675-3000 $195,000 (Sa t & sun 1-5) **309 Canal, Newport Beach 10 G 1 c d l M 870.6657 $62,500 (Su n 1-5) 33 o denrod, orona e ar 599 Congress (Off Placentia) CM 675·3000 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 548.3209 (Sat & Sun) 2001 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 464 Serra Or. (Conon Hlds) CdM 67>-7080 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 673.6642 or 67:;.6459 (Sun 1·5) ••23 Augusta Ln. (Big Canyon) NB '· ff NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 464 Vista Roma (The Blu s) 1621 Castle Cove (Spyglass Ridge) NB 644-1133 $63,900 (Sun 1-5) 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 428 Vista }".Uada (The Bluffs) NB 627 Rockford (Cameo Highlands) CdM 644-1133 $77,500 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) **2233 Bay Side, Newport Beach **2605 Way Lane (China Cove) CdM 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-8235 $185,000 (Sun 1·5) 3254 New York, Costa Mesa •46 Mission Bay (Big Canyon) NB 557-4130 (Sun 1-5) 644-6200 (Da ily 1-5) 225 Onyx (Balboa Island) NB 2975 Catalpa (Eastblufl) NB 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4916 River (Lido Sands) NB *1120 Goldenrod. (Old HbrVu Hills) CdM 675·1642 $44.500 (Sat 1·5) & l 1941 Port Chelsea (Harbor Vu Homes)NB 675-6000 $79,500 (Sat Sun -5) & S 1 5) *1915 Sumba (Mesa Verde) CdM 675·6000 $67,500 (Sat · un · 546-5990 . $61,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1500 Lake Park Lane (Cherry Lake) NB 2107 SanUago IBaycrest) NB 67>-6000 $81,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 546·5990 $74,900 (Sun 1-51 1000 Grove Place, Costa Mesa v H'll CdM 642·1771 $23.950 1Sat & Sun 1·5) 3607 Catamaran .(Harbor u 1 s) t B h 67>-6000 $93,495 (Sun 1-5) *16321 Golden Gate, Hun ington eac 1215 Key West (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM 846-5405 $23,750 (Sun 1·51 675-6000 $104,950 (Sun 1-5) 1742 Main St., Huntington Beach 840 Santiago Rd., (Mesa de! Mar) CM 536-8874 (Sat & Sun l0-6) 546-2891 $36,900 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 3 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 17252 Blue Fox Circle, Huntington Beach 1532 Keel Dr .. Corona del Mar 642-2535 $41,500 (Sun 12-5) 644-2430 $88,800 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2015 Santiago, (Baycrest) NB 4727 Cortland Ave. (Cameo fllds) CdM 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-2430 $71,750 (Sun 1-5) 512 DeAnza, Corona del Mar 4752 Royce Rd. (University Pk) Irvine 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-2430 $54,900 (Sun 1-5) 2424 Vista Hogai, Newport Beach 2988 Teakwood Pl (Mesa Verde) CM 675-7225 (Sun 1-5) 549-2408 $38,750 (Sat & Sun 12·6) 1580 Skyline Drive, Laguna Beach 2001 Highland, (Harbor Hi~hlands) NB 675· 7225 (Sun 1-5) 642·5200 (Sal & Sun 1-5) *3615 Sausalito, Corona del Mar 342 Bucknell Rd, (College Park) CM 675·7225 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 545·8424 (S'l 1-5) 308 Vista Suerte (Bluffs Condo) NB 418 Hazel Drive, Corona del Mar 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 675·6900 fl ·5:301 3071 Ceylon, Costa Mesa 205 Wake Forest (College Park) CM 546-2318 $41,500 (Sat & Su"-1-5) · 540-1151 $32,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) S BEDROOMS 2278 Fordham Dr. (College Park) CM 146 Shorecliffs Rd., Corona del Mar 546-4141 (Sat 1·5) 675-2101 (Sat & Sun 12:30-4:30) 1915 Pt. .Weybridge (H.V. Hills) CdM 2036 Pt. Ramsgate, Corona del Mar 67>-5930 (Sat & ~un 1-5) 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 2076 Temple Hills Dr., Laguna Beach S BEDROOMS & FAM!L Y RM OR DEN 67>-3000 (Sun 12:30-6) 2226 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB 2030 Port Provence (Harbor Vu Hms) NB 644-2430 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 642·8235 $67,900. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2027 Port Weybridge (HbrVu Homes)NB 4606 Cortland (Cameo Hlghlands) 'CdM 644-5309 $83,900 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1721 Pt. Sterling (H.V. Homes) NB * 1363 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $79,750 (Sun 1-5) 67>-6000 $135,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 3098 Country Club, (Mesa Verde) CM 644-4910 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) S l 51 1337 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 546·5990 $66,500 I un · 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1511 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa E3't **533 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 646·0555 $32,950 (Sat & Sun 1:30·5:30) 673-9060 $255.000 {Sun 1·5) 6921 Rook , Huntington Beach * 1536 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores> NB 842·2535 $41,950 !Sat 1·5) 644-7662 $159,000 (Sun & Tue 1·51 337 htagnolia. Costa ?i-1esa •2 Royal St. George (Big Ca11yo n) NB 644·i270 $39,500 (Sun 2·6) 642-8235 $190,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) !855 Port Manleigh Place, Newport Beach **•53 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 673-8550 $69,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 744 Center St .. Costa Mesa 1 1701 Skylark Lane (Baycrest) NB 642·1771 $27,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 640·0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1872 Port Wheeler, Newport Beach 3840 Ocean Beach, Corona de! Mar 675-7225 (Sat 1-5) 675-7225 (Sun 1·5) 1033 Tiller, Corona del Mar * 1411 Mariners Dr., Newport Beach 67>-7225 (Su n 1-5) 640·0020 (Sat 1-5) 331 8 Wyoming Circle (Mesa Verde) C~! 640·0020 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 18061 itann. Irvine 640·0020 !Sal & Sun 1 ·5) 292 Bowling Green. Costa ?vlesa _ 546·2313 $33.950 iS'l 1·5) 4 BEDROOMS *1807 Holiday 1Baycresl) NU 644·2430 887,500 !Sun 1·5) 42fl Riverside Dr. (Ne\\'port lfeights) NB 645·7755 !Sal & Sun 12·41 2712 Cliff Dr [Newport lleightsl NB 675-8800 (Sun 1-5) *2920 Clubhouse. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $52,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOMS & FAMILY RM OR OEN 5211 Sordeau (The Ranch) Irvine 833-3380 (Sun 1·5) 1321 Oulrigger Dr., Corona del Mar 644-2430 $97 ,500 (Sun 1-5) 1400 Serenade Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-2430 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ;tl9 Tiburon Bay Dr. (Spyg lass HUI ) NB 644-2430 $124 .500 (Sa t & sun 1·5) 17942 Hooklns. ln•ine 644·2480 $49,900 2836 Alta Vis ta IEastbluff) ND (Su n 1·5) 644·2430 $67.500 (S un 1·5) *1724 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) NB 644·2430 $130,500 (Sun 1·5) 107 Via Eboli O.ido Isle) Nil 67>-0123 $120,000 2002 Lemnos, (Mesa Verde) CM (Sat 1·5) 979-8388 '36,500 (Sat & Sun 12-4) • CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 3 BEDROOMS *3933 "A" McFa<lden, Santa Ana 673-8550 $27,5 00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 412 Plata (New Bluffs) NB 644-0134 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2407 Novia (The "Bluffs") NB 644·4910 $77.500 (Sal & Sun 1·5:30) HOME WITH GUEST HOUSE 3 BEDROOMS & FAMIL RM; 2 BR 313 Heliotrope. Corona clel Mar 644-2430 $135,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3 BEDROOMS & DEN 609 lris. Co rona del Mar 644-7270 $98,500 (Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS EACH 412 Iri s, Corona del Mar 675-7225 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2 & 1 BEDROOMS **4000 River Ave., Newport Beach 6i5-3000 $169,000 (Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOMS EACH 521 Acacia . CorQna del fl.1ar 673-6642 675-6459 (~un 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS & 2 BEDROOMS 517 Begonia, Corona del Mar 675-6000 11-5:30) 3 BEDROOMS & I BEDROOM 609 Acarla, Old Corona del Mar o 675·6000 $01 ,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) * .... ** w1 • ., ...... t,~ ... . ..... w...,, .... .... l ~~~--iiiiiiiiii--iiiiiiiii-O..~.,.~r~•~l .. iiiiiiiiii--iiii~:Goo::.,.~ir•;l;;;:;;-Vi;;;~l;Goo~~.,.=~tSMlJ111tG•~l~~~~~l :C~•~P~l1~tr~•~no::..:Beo:::~dl::_~-I)' 0 --· VI 3 UR. l BA Jk'iom -· ew O..•n v!ow, bltlns. !rptc. Hilltop Estate $32,500. • ~ B!uf~ IZaltg PRESENTS NEW LISTING • 464 VISTA ROMA DPliN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-S Spacious & elegant. 3 BR., 2'h ba., raised dining rm., country kitchen: Z.sty. plan "Y". • Dramatic 20 ft hlgh cathedral cell.; fronting on greenbelt. Designed for comfo rt, with formal. accents, deep pile carpeting, valanced drapenes, soft colors thruout. A luxurious adult home at .................. $63,900'. 42B VISTA PARADA· OPEN SUN. 1·5 FRONT ROW -BAY VtEW $50,000 , SPECW. CollOll'I P•rk Urobctructed oc.... view OPEN HOUSE from prune .. .,. ol , .. * IN * SAT. & SUN. bl.ulfs" locaUOn. Iron gate %123 RutgerJ Ori~ • 4 OR. f'l'l,try I: wlnd1n& prlvate COL' rPE $35,riOO. rood to oompl«•ly 1"""'1 LUI REAL'!UR PAUL COAD garden paradille. Atriwn e 962-6142 • ()lltio entrnru.:e to &paclous PARK Md ck•gant i:nter1or. 20' Coron• del M•r gounnet kitchen. Banquet formal dininr. Hide.a-way A sparkling clean well main· nlasler suite with oceM talne<l 3 bedroom. 2 bath vlew. 2 bedroom dllldrens home vi'ith fonuJ dining, 'Aing. Grounds and b I u e family nlQJll. pool ailed Pacific. Take advantage. yard &nd Inside laundry on Call 66-0303. a lovely tree lined low traf· De street. 675-f,679. IOl!l\I L Ol \O\ Al'r A ' 'V""'.) OPEN SUN. 1·5 "'4 SERRA DR. First linle Opl'Zli beautiful 3 an.. 1" ba., m Coroua Higltla.0011. 1Ughly upgraded with ne~· plush carp., ne\vly pa inted exterior, tna88ive stone frplc. Poolsized lot "'\th view of Cataltn.a . $62,500 & You own the land. , Choice end unit; a matchless home of quiet elegance. S BR., 21h: ba's., view kitchen· split-level: costly cusl<Jm features. A "Dolor'. es" plan in 1'mint condition." Oversized "bay- side" patio w/massive shade beams. Fully paneled garage. Charming night lit court- yard entry. Vacant & inviting at $77,500. (submit lease/option). BLUFFS REALTY 644-1133 2414 VISTA DEL ORO, NEWPORT BEACH ONLY $33,950 Nigel Bailey & Assoc. REALTOR 18 ROOM MANSION TRIPLEX BARGAIN 5 + DEN + GUESI' North Costa f\lcsa, 3 large \\'rought iron fence protect- units of approx. 1200 sq. tt. ing huge estate and park· eacl). Consistant income of like grounds. European ar· $490. per n10 -on lease land. chitccture fealuring rare S21 ACACIA So. ol hwy.; corner duplex " v.·ith 2 bdrms. ettch. Frpl.cs., ; ne'v carp. & drapes in front unit. Vacant & reedy to move in! Offered for $74,500 , , 2036 PT. RAMSGATE Palermo model, high I y upgraded, with new carp., !!pac. 5 BR., 2 ba., 2 Frp\Cll. lmmed. possess. S79.!t>O MORGAN REAL TY 673-6642 675-6459 DUPLEX ~~~lll!t!~~I $38,500 craftsmanship and staJ,ne<I ~ glass windows. Banquet for- N rt n1al dining. Step doo.\'JI den 517 Begonia Open .JJ.ou&eJ BALBOA ISLAND 225 ONYX twpo "'ill\ ceiling high fireplace. Corona del Mar G~en view master suile Cute 3 Bedrm, 2 bath front ~~·.1th 6th ~.th, . sundeck. house with fenced privale BALLROOr-.1 with dance patio & yard, immediate oc· floor. 2 bedroom gUest house cupancy. And 2 Bdrm l with kitchen & bath. Great bath, rear house. Ex'tra tor entertaining. Ca 11 wlde 42' lot. Open 1:00-5:30. 645-0303. 2845 E. O>ast Hwy I 01!1 \I L 01 \0\ P1;1,rp 1o Corona de! Mar 675-<000 Wl'lt'.".'~&Comr>«nv " OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-S Just listed. Immaculate 3 BR. 2 bath home featuring frplcs. In living rm. & dining area. Private side patio. Furnishings included. BAYFRONT QUALITY PLUS... , QUANTITY. Super duplex, Offered at ........ , .............. $79,500. NEWPORT BEACH 415 BAYSIDE-DRIVE . 4 BEDROOM 011•ner transfem:-d leaving l\1ay 31st, niust sCll! 3 BR In N('.voports.' most ".xclusive JL BA T . ' location 11·1th a pier and ,. ~ ,' 01':nhouse in beau-slip. A.11i!ifry and skill have 1tul i'ountam Vall1•y. 0\1•n. 01n1 tflnrcl to 1nakf' this Lin- er ha.~ redut:ed price for da Isle Honie 011.r !)?st hon1e fast sale. ' value. Largr cleluxe 1na.~ter bedroom 11·i1h bath. \\later vie~·. Bayfront Jan:iily roon1 OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 · \vet bar -jacuzzi. Call 10- A beautiful garden patio entry; creates a day, the price "'ill surprise feeling of serenity upon entering this beau· ~ lilt you. G73-8550. tiful 4 bdrm., 41h bath bayfront home. Fea· 17117 lroolchurst St. OPENTIL II. rr'S FUN TO EE NICEf tures include lge. sauna, den, private pier ~~~';' Ca. 92708 ~ ~ to accommodate a 50 fl boat & a beautiful sandy beach in front. Very accessible loca-ARTIST RETREAT tion. Offered at ................ $249,500. ~., 2 1,_._._._._._._._, I ... u e ~ BR, tucked away 1• So. of H\\')'. 3 Bdm1s., 21,I ba. O\\'ner's unit plus 2 lxlnn .. 2 balh rental . C.'lr[)Cting, drapes. bll-in:s. frplcs. Don't say, "I wish J had", .. call William Winton Real Estate on a qmet """'' on Balboa Peniosula. m m a c u I ate Use }'OUT own superlatives -~22~9!!!MA'\"'!!R!!l!!N!!E,;'...,B!!A!!L!!B!!O~A!l"'l!!SL;,A~N,;D...,.,6;;7,;S.,;3,;33;;1;,..I =~nkitc~~P wlt~a buiit~ BARGAIN! ~~gh~~~h S~R.~ 10i;;:,e;; 1 General lns. Formica splash boards. dining rm .. ln beauttf'ul ::;.;;.,;;.c,c;:::______ C-.C...:C------·1 2. ~tios. Outstanding bright L.A CUESTA YERDE HOME~ Shorecliffs. DON'T PAY THE WHY PAY HIGH hvmg room with f;repla<e. m Laguna Hills has 2 horn" Optn Sel/Sun 12 ·31).4·30 Asl<ing $58,500. EZ terms. ba('k on I.he market because 146 Sh 1-.11 ' R · RENT! Call 673-8550. of credit rejections. BoUt orec I s d. INTER.EST? OPEN T!L 11 • rr'S FUN TO BE NICE! havt; a COLy kitchen and SEMPLE 1 There is no need to dump \\' ' 1· "~ fam,ty I 3 BR' • e ua\·e .J rrumes available· ~-~ roont PUS' ll "' Real Estate 67r:2101 your ha.rel earned mon<'y ranging in prict" from . 2 BA. One has a firepiact!. ;r do~'ll an empty hole when ~2'l.350 to S40.000 \vilh es-, Quick posS1?Ssion, excellent 2.'}15 E. Coast H11-y., Crli\f. "'' there is a honie like this DUPLEX ' istin~ loans that can be , conventional financing avail. $66,500 ' bedroom star1er ho n1 e assumed \l'ith no qualifying ~ ' a e. SOUTH OF HWY. available. It's a perfect 3 bl I and interest rates as 101'' as ;::t O · ' .,, ocated in a nice 41 ~'?~? Beller check on some FOR KENT OR n pnntc '1\•1ucr" slrcet in neighborhood, hns lots of of these. LEASE $31,000 & S31,500 "Quiet neighlxlrhood." 2 extras and is Jo1v, Jo\v pric-BR., 1 ba. & 1-BR., 1 ba .: ed at SZ?,500. It's in JT\QVe·in Call Jerry Hantin 1-sty. Picturegque setting. '-l condition and waiting for 4 BR. 2 bath Mesa Verde or Joe Wilhl!e Quality constructed & well your call. 8-17-6010. Realtors honie. Ava i lab 1 e im· 714: 544-8012 maintained. Open beam OPfN TIL it• rT'S FUN 70 BE NICE' 2043 W 1 lilt 0 646-77ll mediately. $360 per month.I "'!:~~'!'!~'!"'~~~ ceils., heavy shake r 0 0 f, ' • Open til 9 Pl'tf Realtors for details, ~o . apP't. ~~e~aragc. all for I ~ "' nve plo..., Call Red Ca t CAMPING FANS dbl cl -~ C Fee. 546-8640. ltere s an immaculate 4 EASTBLUR~ Riiy. 644-ll3.1 ' NEWPORT ISLAND 4 BR VIEW bedroom, 2 balh home wilh -~ Duplex 2 BR 2 ba f ·-a garage door that's high OWNER agreed to pay us · ·• " am. Newport Heights: custom enough for a eamper or 4% to sell this rambling rm., frpl,-, sunporch & sun· lhruout. Beamed cell's., trailer. Home also feature11 home on massive lot at 800 18410 Irvine, Tustin SELL THE CAR deck, priv. yard + lge. 1-palos verdes [rptc.; across built-Ins including a color Congress -2 baths • marble .•. can )'OU find a 3 bed· B':-~pt. ~/ca.rpo{t. Good lmm park. TV. Great location. Just fireplace • worlrshop _ can room. 11,.i batJ1 home for Mln<'r s unit. S65.580. OPEN SUN . 1-5 $32,500. Call row for more assume this S27.~. Joan • only $19,500. This old home Call: 613-366.'.I 673-8086 Eves. 2712 CLIFF DR Information. 842-25.15. 7'11i'i~. Total pymts _ S249. I needs a bit or eleaning & • OPfNT/LQ •/T'SfUNroBENICEr n1onth . open ho~ Sat. & , { fix-up, but it's located on a BEACH DUPLEX ~~ ~ Sun .• 3 Bdrm .• Ell _ RR. lani:r R-2 lot in a prilne Custon1 bit. :l BR & 2 BR , e!c. EASfSWE AREA ! Call no11· channel view. si1akc rooi'. '.1 ' Quintarrl Realty for the facts on this ex-Ideal for owner -income! .~ ' . 642-2991 i?" COATS * COLLEGE * Pyramt,=•ngors WALK ON THE THE BLUE PACIFIC 125 r1. Jronta1o:e owrlooking & _ PARK * BRING * WILD SIDE lh• """""· Bu.td )Our own WALLACE -PAINT BRUSH 3 BR, 2 bath home located dream house. REALTORS Quil't, secluded home ivilh 4 BR., 1+'4 Baths near E. 17/h St., Costa CALL 83S·3'HJ r .. L .. 1 .. 1_ lar~l' shade trees, beautiful 529,900 Mesa , you 11·011't need n car Ontu ~ " added family room with h p t d b s ~ '(Optn Evtnl-1) ".. ··' u· 5"'• Down ere. rescn e Y ydney ~21 •• 111 ~aino:u ce tngs and mas· /c Eilenl)erg, Red Ca r p e t sive fireplace, 3 large bed· FORTIN CO. Realtors, ~. ' HAWAIIAN LOTS =-2 'U.~ ~T.."nfl·R;;;E~AC;L;:;TicO:..R'=':S -:-~64~2-:;5000:_;: VIEW $3""1l in Atnoloa, S8SOO In pteamiro to "" at $42,""1). TWO ON A LOT POOL HOME Knlapana 1 mlle from pro-CALL 5'15-8421 South Co Outstanding custom 2 hr CuSP'1AomNIS5H8edroo4 BRm.• posed martna. on Black Realtors. home plus charming 1 br BIG POTENTIAL '1 SAnds Beach. INVEST rental p!ui super sized Superb view And It . 11tarta with new I NOW! for info. Call HOME & BUSINESS i;tarage with all manner of A,_, Prlncipals only outlook Inside. 2 Bdrm with --l 4 Bedroom, 2 baths, double extras for the hobbyist, boat ~ .... t 847-6490 gonnet kitchen, 1unny living garage. SJ0,000 .. Best ol bullde.r, tinkerer. A truly C•P" Cod Charmer rm, log size b-plc, pv1 , tennsiOEAL FOR ~~e~S:t!J h~ ~~to Je~f ~!Ji N•wport Keight1 ;~~~ ~~ af~; ~d1Z~~1 1 546-8640 Rrd Carpet Ocean view, fruit orchard in unlt, only $56,900. P lease 1 I ....,..., ... ;;;;;;;;;;~I GUEST HOME Realtors. ' ~rd: Allacht'd guest house call \ nl 8 time. Agent ~ 5 B<!<lroom, 2 baths. Close to =;=~=-=--~~--I '\\'/kitchen Jt brick lrplc. 673-73U 1 I EA:STSIDE •hopping. $32.""1l. * PROBATE· * Call ""w for OP'n hou ·' R schedule. BUILDERS HOME oy McCordlt Roaltor -SALE -A&•n1 645-7755 Hll& NC\\J)Ort Blvd., C.l\-1. Evcryfhlng built to last 548-n29 !\!!:~SA Vf:RDE :l bedroom, 2 Owner leaving. Huge 4 t>cJrm. fort'ver, builder decides on bath in optimum privacy. Garden & f:rult trees. 3 larger home. Only one year Priced under all othcMI at baths. Covered patio. Fami- ne\v. 4 br, 3 bath Imme on COLLEGE PARK S29,500. Best hurry -CALL ly rn1 .. fireplace. F:ormal large comer lot. What a buy NEW LISTING Mrs. Hanna, 5 4 ~ · 8 4 2 4 dlnlnit . mi., built ins, at last years prices· only $35,f,()O. 2323 Rutgers Drtve, 4 SouthCo Realtors. Pre1d1jl'1ous. brk. S42.950. Gilli shortages won't bother you! Neat 2 BR., 2 bath home, solid built to last - wllh hdwd. firs., modern kllchen & baths. Below 1 Const llwy. & only SS.1,500 $45,000. Presented by Doug & Dinlng Rm. Ideal l.oca.· SHARP S 541>-11'0 Jones • Red Carpet• tlon! Land8caped outalde! ' HARP l;B:-':l:'bo=·':-'.-.,..---- Rt'altors. 546-8641). Loving care inside! 3 Br., 2 bath lovely l1P1t9ded I • l1l1nd THE EAST WAY REALTOR PAUL COAD home, new •hag '"""" EfiTRAS GALORE! • 962-6142 • large covered pe.tlo. Huge y , TO SELL NEW 4 aa.ev fPnCed back yard, lhia home OU I enjoy· the many \Vhen :you want to change ...-w;"' h1 ready to move in, priced r.u.ttom feature1 of this 3 homt'$, yoo'll have plenty of First time l'tdvertlsed, new et $33.950. Presented by bc\nn., 3 ba.th, family rm. problem11 as It 1.!I without arid ready to IJ@ll. Choice Rilll Fowel • Rt:!d Carpet home PLUS 1-bedrm. apt. '\\wrying about SEI.J.JNG locallon In Cost11 J\feaa good Realtors 5*-8640 ' $134,500. YOUR HOUSE. Let an ex· rental area. S80 (O'} full ' · Call for A(!?'t. to gee pert do that \Von't cost a priCt"". Prratnted 'by Don NEWPORT BEACH BERRY REALTY C'f'nt. UNTIL 11nd UNLESS Campbell · Red CtlrJ>c'I, ,Marine D?ntmctlng Ftrrn 67.S..5179 ..,,.e gel your de• Ired Rea.ltors. 541)..8641) flllt'l!it equ1y,ment &: w11.1er RESULTS. FOC UP FOR p. ROFIT front locat on. 35 Yr. old 3 BR. 3 Ba, plus 1 &, I Be. CJS R.£AL. ESTATE con1J)9.Jl)'. SPRce avall. for f''uni. CIOlf> to l;le.y, 2 548-1168 or 933--0584 12! :l bl' houses on lrg R-2 bo1l l 11-0lt".~ &: reritttrs. lfU&,g2. 642-5lm NEW TRIPLEXES lot. P•toed right at 129.""1l. BILL GRUNDY RLTR B•lboa P I I JN COSTA P.tESA G Xln't income unit.!:, $61 .9JO. 675-6161 · en nsu 1 Good lem11. Duplex S22,950 BAU30 A Penln!lulA. +Ple'."1:. :\ Bdrn1., 1"-&th • Good &tarter. 2 Br 2 & l B<lrnl., 1\-1 ~th Fuel \Valker Rt"altor Welk to High School le.ue'holdl ~1ut!':i'':xi'P7~"1"1 l Rdrm .. 1,4 811.th ASK t"OR BRUCE No Down To V.A. prlct' NEWPOi-tT PIER 1()% 00\VN 833-(n21 646-7414 95';~ Loo.m: av!\11. Neat bomt REALTY, 6~2058 OrA;:~t;:~ty Owner lranl. Pfll'k·lih yard. ~t~1"!ia':! =t. ~~flS:: TRIPLEX 3 & 2 BR .• ftZi,001 RNllon 547-6791 3 bdm>8., 2 blllh•: Dini"' A()ENT . 645-7755 DUPLEX ............ $51,000 rm.. built-ltlll. Fireplace. MARSHAU. ftealty 6'1$--100'.l Ads hl.ve Pat_,. B<lt;I A: campu-AC-MESA Vude 5 Br'.! Wn. BAY Front duple .Prl cep. l.a.rge stotqe areJ. nn., 3 b&.; crw. paoo. beech Pk! _. !;oa · _.:._ _______ , hrk "1,950. 540-17"· f''ortln eo. rutn . 6'2400'.l otter.'-0 ;:r·&n..me.·50J· • University Realty 300l E. Cst. Jlwy. 67J....6510 DO YOU WANT ·1 . . . to be fl tint 1.mer of a , large duplex in CdM? See plaru:. 3 BR. ea. unit. FITZMORRIS Roalty Co. 673-9010 3135 E. Coetl Hwy. CORONA Dl!L MAR * NEW DUPLEX * , Xlnr l{)('ation, Sperloll, 3 BR. I Rt. 2 BR.: many t•xtrM. 11'11 ~ Ml loo late to ctlOOse your color..;. Cal! now to see lltr plan~. MORGAN REAL TY ;! 673-6M2 675-6459 ; e SACRIF CE e 2 BR,; pool, 2 rar gar. R-2 Loi. Only 156,500 ~ OC'tMvlew Ri'alty 673-8500 ' NEW DUPLEX -Great bay vltw plus extan•lve areen bell -$100,CMXI. Prln. only * 67J...e239 * . Clu.slfied Ads • • •••• 642-5611. Cott •• A s Clean bdrm. pay$ L"OstS. Real to DP<n N SAVE mi&\i 2000 in by BR. side area. Sale. 5'l>-<I BY 0 hem BR. hrd all ' * 28 G Rta 5.tU1n1l1, M'1 19, 197) DAllY PILOT ----~I l~ I 1~1 ~1 :-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'-..::.. Hllfttlnglon -Hunll ~-;;B:;:H;;ch~;--11;H;;;un;;t;;ln;;"'°';;";;;;B;:;H;;;C;;;h;:;;;;;; _1 ...in.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;1·L--~--·-·"'-·---l~L""•~="--"N""i,uot=---I!"!!'"~""'°'!!!"!..!""!!--~!!--~ •••••••••••••••••••• 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, su-sH•a• --"PANORAMIC vmw IUILD ..,..NDOROSA .-.... _,. FRANCISCAN LITTLE CUTIE t no; l'tew of '"°"ntalno A -DRNE BY MESA VERDE ........, E<pandrd • Upcradrd GMl<n atrium and "'""' VJ dub on I side -wmtt YOUR OWN AND \:HECK OUT % Mlle ID.....,_ JI.,.. )'BM, .. ,..._ W..t" 4 lldnn • FOUNTAINS patio add to the pie"'""' of LLA ••tor .._,. .. view on I,... EWPO NEW LISTING 3 puboB, ronnaJ dinine, $18. lull dint11a room. Ftunlly THE SEA u··-3 bdm> 2 ... ~-n.. "UP AT A VILLA. DOWN ..... 1-11>1-\It! .... (:00· N RT $29 990 yrtrd U1kk sbq, ma&nltl· room has rich, warm panel· BY with ([l'\.'t'nbi•i't loc~~ll'a BY Tiil:: SJ-:A," Is tlw U';por.;ry"' a..itct ·~lk'ili!n ' ' $44 500 1..-enl fdtcpg. One--Of-.i-lrlne!. ill& pl1111 rireplatt. BuUtln Malit lwcurtous homt.-t: in )Ult like new, neaz pools Iheme for th.hi Im~ home • klts ce pss. Circlt• HEIGHTS Xl80 NATIONAL srJlEE'l' r • 1090 down _ only $3.t,900. ~reaktast bar, f\.d.11 builtin at't'a • two !llOI')', 4 bed· and tesulis OOW1JI and priced tnW1 st)'l~ Mmt. Located drive, 2 delun: bets. + lh1$ Wl'll k>c.:f.led kl! In \VITI-I POOL 20Ui N. CAPELLA CALL 91ii8-H56. uscludlng reh'i.g, plusb wf"" roonis, 3 baths, i>rot ldtcpe, al $43,500 including 1-nd. 1R. ~ up on Lqutll na0'•E~A"IL-~ den. formal dln., breaJdiUt N(•vtJ'M')rt Heleht. 111 perkct Super &harp 3 txdnn. 1 bath 0pen s.t "Swt. l·S La CUESTA crpts A: window roverlnw;. siirink.l~. water tonener. V'ISl'on -ivteru COftS ne. ,., oo.r. bUin kit .. N"EW pJullh tor 11 ti:unlly homt. Witlk· I crpt.S, drpg, ~frig, rang~ 4 Bedrm, 2 bath, stone firepl, • Garage door opt-ner. • J.tany dt'('Or'&.tor tt..... u--i...t E D 1otEDJ'l'EflRANEAN crpt, NEW pttlnt lns.idt• It· 1ng disttul('" to all IChools. H&F' 8h&th1:twn ......i ............ ,_ •-tlo _,_ EJ CAJON more xtras. lo""ull pn« l.lnly pc.'fl, '"'"-"' ARCHITECTURE Wt T II ...... 1. IT'S A B'-" 'lITY. o .... ·nl'r ..,..111 carry ti.nan-'""". I _..., uuume uvut ., rear pa , -.u-CXJll• , • $(1,950. "1.'lonly J.090 dQy,•n, lhruoot. Too 1nf.tl)I xtru lo E.\.'TERIOR OF ROUGH "" 8 ,Bj 2418 Call '"''ti j garage plUs; ~lll'pOrt. luJldo dltioner. Excelltnt COil· 5 Bedroon\l. Joml&I dining CALJ 962-S&5l list. Below 10 ark e I 1u i red h·11 OIALK WlllTE PLASTER. $76,950. Y OWTler. -Only UJ.f.00. C I 646-1l7l. lltl"eet (p'eat Coc children. ditlm. Quiet street in beet 5UPE!t sharp. eustOll'li2:ed • '"'UIC, K ~·~~. C,\U~ M2-445l or I . l\foorlsh styled veNnda with JBR. den, o•· 4BR. 2BA, il!n Only 10% down, IU"e&. 10~ Down. thnlOUt. 3 Car gar, C'Oml'r 'I' .n.rvwn a vltw ol the oceai1 fur rm. bl.tin$, J1ln • lrg (cnt'\-d EXCLUSIVE AGl!m kit, pnric..,ike setting. Gov't POSSESSION WE PROMISE YOU ./:i10 1."v .. r l lloo• ~"" l••tu-s 2 ~C;. ~rti;:! 1~~1iin&g COSTA MESA REALTY CtrALLansf~, •~='.'°"th' new! nNLTY ' -· " ~ 3 A t.amlly rm, 1% h:\th, A ROSE GARDEN ru...t\ BDRMS. &'"O ~N + GUEST hills view. Ocean Glin1pst'. stone fln:>pl, wl"' crpts & Univ. Pnrk Ccntl'r, lrv1n1• H.M .. OR STUDY. MIUiaiW $47,000. prin<'. only. TI<l -SOL VISTA· drp.!1, Joe. only· 'Al n1llr to J:o'OR BONUS! :1ush .s & S Call Anytin1c, ~-7500 lwe really n1ean it lliv. rm. 83Wl215 ix'a<·h In choler HW1l. B(h. aJI elt.'t:trlc, 18 x 24 11a.OO, Office hours 8 A.Id to 8 PM WI 0 CE AN VIEW, 0"'P0-EN=°'Os0-UN=D'°'A""Y~3~B~R.,...,2""R"A". '• NO DOWN GI tu-ea . Full tirkt> on I y large famHy, ldscpg is SU·I """"'~'!"~~~~!!!!"' TIMBERJSD CE IL f NG 1 yr old. Privut.')' & vlr\\' 548-7711 APPROX. 1/3 ACRE $35,9'"JO. CALI.. 962--8851. purb. Close 10 t.'Ollege & OPEN HOUSE TIED B\ CRISS CROSS 29632 lk<>rvalt" cl r c \ e Cou"try l'·v; ... In ••-c1'ty • ; 4 BED RM $25 500 Broadway "'°Pi>lng. ~. 11 -2 P.M · · BEAMS. lN AIJTHENTtC •--0 • oc >12.-1218 "! "~' ' -um • 1 below n1kt at only $37,500. SPANISH S TYLIN G, ~ ...., ,J<,N. Bedrooou1, hugl' living & \"8cant for qui~·k possession. CALL 842-445! or 54f>-0456. WALNUT VILLAGE CENTER FIREPLACE. l ido I.ale family. Best IJ-1.B. loc, load· 1%. tile l11i.th, lo"'A heat. w/w AMNTION * * IRVINE * * V./l\Y carpets thruout. 1--------- ed w/fruit, close lo Broad-crpts, clec bltins, garai;:I'.! 3 BR 2 BA din rn1. Central kitchen has RANGE, LIDO BEAUTIES v.·ay shopping. Only $36,900. boa! door. Flagi;tooe palio & YOUNG dbl covererl patios, OVEN, DISH\\"'SHER. A 107 Vla Eboli. Custom 4 br & ----l~1 1.-I --"'·-~.....,.I ------1~,._I .... _--__.l~I c:..t• - I~ [ Co1t1 Meu ----- Since· 1958 •••••••••••••••••••• C:orona del Mar Dana Point IRVINE TERRACE DANA Point 2 BR, 2 BA, CALl. ~-B-B-Q. Only $~. down profess. landscaping, opens to DINING AREA. lf 3~1 00, fonnal dining nn., Great family home. 4 Br, 21,.i fplc, nu paint, walk to payment plus closing costs. EXECUTIVES air t.'Onditioned. Pool you have a flair !or the olde Game area, 3 car 1:31' 6'6-7171. •·! Ba, tam. new crpt, remodel-beach/Harbor,· w a s h e r , CALL 962-8851. BeauUtul GREENBROOK & tennis eourtJ Pric-\Vorld design, then you n1u111 $120,000 oPfN TIL 9 • rrs FUN to BE HICE• !•.' ed kitchen. Large comer Jot dryer, .refrig., $ 3 6, 0 0 0. GRANi\J),\ three level on ed to sell fast. ~ .. ~~IQ~~~ngoc, bit of old OJK'.n Sa~rday 1-5 ~ ·~~~,111~,1~ •.l; wl2 fenced yai:ds. Prin; ~---3729--att~•~· ~----quiet cul-de-sac backing to Call 838-344..1 ' cipals only. 673-300 7. Fountatn Valley old eul'alyptus trees. Huge Omru $53,500 144 Via Yella (cor Via Lido 1 \.,. ! ~· Owner. -fam'ily with wet bar plus BE THE lST TO SEE IT ! Nord). SUperb 6 BR. 4~~ ba ! ~: Costa Meta * $950 <;LOSING BROKERS INC. mclny more fine features. ~llJ'21 CAlJ.. NOW FOR APPT. family hOm~. $l55.IXX'l. • } COSTS J "'!!!"L"!!'!"~~~~~~· I --::~~="~~:':=""I CALL 842-445l or 56-0458. .,, MISSION REAL TY Shown by appo111tme11t only • SEASHORE We Ju•t Hstrd a beaulilul I' 80 SUPER SHARP 985 SO. COAST HWY., 't1 lttll""" 'JUal OPEN SUN 1-5 "I COTTAGE ;!',~ J.\tu:r1 ,::::,, ~t 1 • DEGREE VIEW CALIFORNIA cLAss1c !8410 •Nine.""'"" P"-rtr~YN.~4-0131 pt~ t9 EXCLUSIVE •. ONLY $1300 and pay points. AU you"""' NO MONEY DOWN Thick ''"' and c " •tom SMOG FREE IRVINE * ULTIMATE IN TASTE * 3336 Via Udo sr>-O t1' LINDA ISLE ' are closing costs. Interest Localion, location~ A hun-drapes. Less than 1 yr old. Immaculate 2 BR townhouse '1n this ix'autihtl 3 bdnn., 3 · DOWN rate 7"~'. 30 yr loan. Pool & decorator waHpapc.,,, 3-bed-i .. Walnut ~··-•• ;. -nd., ba. ho1ne, w/n1ru•v cus1on1 OPEN SUN. l •5 clubhouse fa c i 1-i ties, dred stairs lead to rambling . .., ~,_..., .... "'" f t , P;\NORA.J.\l lC IlA Y VIJ::\V !' BOA1' Si.IP ~. Clean & sharp. 2 & den or 3 childre>n's area. Popular REAL WOO D COIT AGE rooms 2 balhs, formal din· 2 BA. $29,000. Red Carpet t>a 111-es, such as liuh·<I bdrms, J'~ bath:&ller wiU ~1onterey Model. \Vet bar in with heavy shake roof and lng:& real party patJ9. Adult1..,,..,..!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!""'""I Realtors. 833-!t'i80 glifs.'i_, in. sliding dbool r.!'. pay $1,000 ol buyers closing formal dining arc a , an unbelievable VIE\V of occ -.<\sswne 6~ % GI loe.n.l~ BARGAIN UNIVERSITY Parll: -3 BR se ~eaning oven, . .t-lll H 126 ~ Cali · kl' 1 · h d o I $34"""' CAJ..L 893 85..13 BBQ. food cen1cr, ra1nhirds t.'Osls. urry! ,vvu. air-<0nd. $34,500. t1v111 1ng 1 g t s an n Y ,....,.,. -· & At.riwn.. Extra'. Y.unl. & niany moJ'l' \VOndcrful Ontu Catalinu. A decorator's ELEGANT Comn1. pnvl. Pnnc1pals fcaturf's; a lso incl. deluxe :::g~:rip~~~n ':~n~~ COURTYARD 4 BR + JO' den + only. By owner. 552•9639· refrig., washer & dryer. The C WALKEH & LEE 533 Via Lido Soud So. Bayfront 5 BR. & faniily rni. Pier & 1llp. $255,IXK) Exquisitr ·1 Bit, 41~ BA ~·an1ily rooni -Ga111p roo1n 400> Sl:f, FL $195,000 #8 Unda Isle 714/675-6654 ·:· :;1 ,. ~; ::: ;::. ••• • •• Real lof's 545-9491 Open eVes. NEWlY LISTED 1};21 red1vood in big breakfast ENTRANCE D'in + 40 ft pool By Owner 3 BR. 2 BA, pool price, v.·ith an extra lot, all -room. Plush shag carpets, 3 Patios, fireplace, extra nice • , & park ptiv. 2'2 Yrs old. lndscpd., for $109,500. I h nd I. SET B h $35,500 * 52'l-9274 * JUST LISTED * crysta c a e ier, landscaping. Close to liunt. eGC Th.is spacious home, having 4 DAVIDSON REALTY 646 1167 673·9060 * leautlful * * 842-4474 • J.fESA DEL MAR iiiiiilii79ii10 .... Miiaiigno;iiiillaiii';;iFi;i.;iVi;. ;;;o BAR, fonnal dining. Anti· Harbor. Health 1orees sale -$ Laguna Beach BR 3 ba & tam"! que collector will sell no Only $30,500. CALL 893-8533. 27,950 ·· · 1 Y rm.; money down VA for fast UNBELIEVABLE BUY OF A Unique Home new carpeting&: very clean! * EXCLUSIVE * !'I "o"P"E"N"H"o~u"sE'"·"s"u"N""'1-"'5""'" 1:~-i 30H CANAL ST: 1 NEWPORT LIVING ll family home. Excell location on quiet street. Waik to sdlools. \Veil decorated. All crptd & lndscpd. 4 BR, fam rm, 2 BA, $36,900. Owner. 546-2891 :;AVE $3IXKJ real estate com- mi~ion & more. ~stigc 2000 sq.n. CM home. Move in by June 16. Hld pool, 4 BR. lam nn, din rm, fplc. side s!omge yard & cov area. Priced fqr irnn1P<l ~7 ,!llO. Priv prty BY Owner, Eastside custom home, Back Bay area. Ii BR. 3BA, den, lrg tam rm, hrc:hvd floors, fruil trees, Nr all schls. Wonderful quiet ne.ighborhood. A·l COfl(I. $59,500. 2021 Aliso Ave., DWNER has bought another home! Must sell <l BR, 2 BA, gM BI, firepl., enclosed patio, lots of Jow main! landscapng. North CM Iocaton -5%-10% Dn. $34,oo:> Full priet'. Cl.II BKR -* JUST LISTED * 2 BR. home on East!ide Zoned professional $27.500 Georg• Williemson Realtor 548-6570 MESA VERDE BEAlITY By own<!r lovely corner lot ,v/R.V. pad on cul-de-sac. \Valk to mkt. Lge 3 BR, 2 BA. family rm. l<"ul!y crpted + frple, dshwhr & covered pe.tio. $38,750. 54~2408. Open 11-5 Sat/Sun College P a r k Can1bridge Model 3 Br, 2 BA. 2 frplcs, redec in & out. By owner $34,950. 97!}-5618 OPEN House Sal & Sun 12-4. :m2 Le.moos, Mesa Verde. Newly decorated, many ex- tras, 4 BR, 3 BA. By owner, :submit oHer. 979-&.188 & BR -Sharp! Exec Home w/many extras & nu carpet. $)' owner, anxious. $34,790. Principals only. fl l 8'18-'".ii71 or 828-5200. MESA VERDE Vacant 3 BR, 2 BA, block wall yard & patio, quiet residential area. 10'_4, down. $.11,!XXI. * 962-8008 PARENT'S RETREAT Love your kids but ueed a few mintrtes of peace and quiet??, Then see' this bet- ter-than-new hon1e. Bonus room makes a "perfect retreat" for Mom & Dad IV/its own % BA . Downstairs has 3 lrg BR & 1% BA. F'resh paint inside & out, cov'd patio block ~·ull fc11Ce. Assun1e VA Joan. Call today! ., 1llage Real Estate 53l·S101t <::::I 53l·S800 __ , 11 k th>'• Fabulous Mt. views. $62,500. 4 Bd 1 d 5 ball ..... e. Ul'l)', you now Tl-IE CENTURY!! Open Sun. 12-4 * END THAT SEARCH * rms., Pus en; is. home won 't la.st at $31,500. Just listed, you can't miss! 802 Meruenlte Dr. Lot is 75 x 100 with ocean 50 Ft. Nord co rue r. BKR 962-5511. Modem conveniences. 4 A winding Cypress lined view; 3 bdrm .• 2 bath home, Magnlflcent, custom home. e • queen bdrm's. Huge paneled driveway, expansive ocean w/wann pane.led family $170,000. BUY FROM GOV~T fam. rm. with mammoth view, tinted glass, nalural rm., beam cells. & a S . 1;~'acc, ov_.,._,__ fan-wonderful rock frplc. Hu......, RENTALS: ummer, wtnter u.o:;l" "''NV>l>!I 'A'OOds, fiagsto9e. brass, this Pri-.. •Ag 950··J & leases. tastic 40' JXJOL Deluxe stained glass, . Mex. tile, on * JUoneST. RIG,~IIT~.. · LIDO REA_L TY builtin kitchen. Bar. Full plaster v.·alls, new plum~ size dining nn., n i c C' ing, shake roof, totally For that small family or a 3377 Via Lido, Npt. Beach No excrow charge!! -low j down payment . !•: l::-:;-~:=-z:=z:=:=:=:=:; Coniing up soon ... $390. carpets, OOat access wi!h !'\.'decor. 2 BR., study, din· great week-ender. 2 Bclrms. 673-7300 .n1ovt's you in -seller pays separate storage', near the ing rm & frplc., with a plus, a ~· dressi~g or in-OUR EXCLUSIVES all other (·osts -payn1ts beach. E-Z terms. NO GU.1-guest apt. belov.·. All on a fant s bdnn .•. 111.i baths. TRfPLEX . $l~.OOO. Studio 3 BEDRM, exclusive living on the canal comp with all the xtras. Jol/1 your host "Clyde" !or a preview. 54t W Commonwealtt) Av, Fullerton VACANT l, 2, 3 and 4 bdrm house and condos. Let our specialists save you time a.nd money. GINNY MORRISON $215. pc1· mo. inc tax & :MICKS. IT'S FUR REAL! big, "''Oodsy Jot w/privacy. Good ocean \'lCWIJ, $40,500. 2 BR & 2-bd 1naii>t, no 2nd TD. Adults Call e'"'i ""2 558-Onl" 4 blks. from main * lt-3' % ACRE * · · tl\'O rms. HA"non VU HOMES ·. """ Y iJU -:i J El ~-~-Village·, •ur· 3 STORIES, bayfront, ocean n.o 870-S667 only condo. 2 BR. 2 BA, all beach & ~~ blk. to high ..__..,,,., 4 Bd 4 be.lh Montego 4 BR, 1 slory *** -REALTORS· clec bltins RIO, 'A'/w crpts school. A prestige home. rounded by Cleveland Nat'L view. rn\S., 8 See VJP's gollina in Big Can; 111*,_u** "°5 Mesa. & drps. S pe culato r 's fll,500 FR~~t; bea~tifu!OaklU..M't· LIDJ~·~LTY yon trom back yard. Lt1i. *'111"'1 *Verde Dr. East1 delight! Drive by model. 631 494-7".i>l u.itu enYU'OOlllen · cul-de·sac Jot. p r o t ; *--* Costa Mesa S. t'alrvie~'. 12 blks N. of 1000 N_. Cst. Hwy., Laguna views. Will take 3 bldgs. 3377 Via Lido, N'pt. Beach landscaped. rov'd patio,' O\VNER anxious. Sunken {Open Evenings) p.m. CALL. ~-' ENGLUND 1 * OPEN S\IN. 1-5 * upgraded. Island kitdle ""*•••* 551-4130 l\1c1"adde-n.) Open daily 10-5 .. $8,500. 673-7300 bout pad . }>'antastically ma'10>' bedrm. suite. Suitt-e e I' $215 PER MO • • REAL ESTATE 224 VIA KORON p~:::'"':11e"."ar~ll ,r.ceilipenr;, ~ in BBQ. 4 bdnns. Family I==-==~~=~-• 1 ~'u alV\., Lowest priced home on Litlo? f. la o · . T\VO ~i'ORY HOME -"31 -· inc taxC'S & maint fee, $390. p NORAMIC 318 TilALIA 'l.71-0U"-> Neat lge 2 Bl' 2 batl>S on tlnted glass, p 'd prage ~uilt-in~~r~~te ~~Y~: VAULTED LIVING RM " ·51DD (,,, .. ) 531·5108 moves you in, seller pa,ys • • • •EMERALD BAY _ fine streef. to Strec1"·io1. $60,oOO wlwall of cabinets, la. Brk $38,500. 842-2561. Wul~ONY1• ~~~r_ .. si~e -all <mts. 2 BR, 2 BA, dlx ·bdrm· .view: this fabulod 1~J hOme in fashionable Rrea Gib Walker Reelty ~~~ g:.t & ~unmrt, o:;::' c ....... e-sac .ot ~lo:u in OLD WORLD FLAVOR lN adlt condo, new wlw shag • home was es1.,......, below Hwy. Has "fantastic" 1155 G Via Lido N 'pt Beacll 644-7344 . . OWNER leaving. 4 bdrms., 2 fine rcsWe1_1tial area close to THIS DUTCH COTTAGE crpts, drps, lrg kit wlall to absolute perfection by vi~i! 3 ~ .. den, 3 ba., * 67S...S20o * baths. Extra;large patio. all conv_eruences. of ~Is WITH HEAVY •S HAK E elec bltin appl's. Super well known architect. The fuUsize dining nn., e'leg&.ntt~-,.,,"="=~~=~'=~ CUTE BEACH Built-ins. Dining rm · & shoppmg, 5 minutes ~1ve ROOF. Real beamed ceiling clean and nice. Good Joe. main focal point Is a liv. rm. A re11.I "plu&tl" p~ LlDO ISLE BEAUTY COTTAGE Fireplace. Rear living nn.. to ilb• ~ch_. 4 BR, firepl, in fa mily room, sunshine This can not be equalled, stairwell core with skylight. perty! $230,000. Chamllng 5 BR. lo family 9 doors to Ocean. Very robmy. hrk $34,500. 16.-X 24 patio w/h!J8e rear carpet just installed. Roar-See today! rising from the main en· e3 ARCH BAY _ stunning rni. 40 Ft. lot. l..<lvcly fro 962-5566. raid to turn the kids loose ing, hUge, used bri c k trance up thru the 2nd level. Oriental-styled hoa:ie, 3300 garden patio. $105,000 roopl ~~; nt prch. O\VNER moving. Lar-ge m.$37,,95(1.0wnerwantsyou fireplace with a fireside I' Tinted gJas., w indow s, sq. fL Contractor's own LIDO REALTY e~ redeconrted in home. 3 bdrms., 2 baths. to see 11· CALL 962.2456. music area for Grand Piano cathedral ceilings, bright & home of finest matertala, 3377 Via Lido, Npt. Beach ~l~El'Yol'~~~Jid m:t Rear living rm., lireplace. If ~ family concerts. 3 Den 962-4471 (:;:} S4W10J SW1ny kitchen, $150,000 workmanship & decor , 673-7300 over garage-in tuture: family nn. Bui11-in5, Patio. s1_ze bedrooms plus a large ~ I ' Beautiful J apanese gerdensJ-~==~===-c- Picturesque setting. brk. hidden bookworm or artist's e VACANT e ._,/r0e.'/:¥/Z surround tbe swim pool & * JUST LISTED * =RT PIF.R REALTY $31,000. 962-8865. 8843 ADAMS. HB. retreat. Rambling rear lot outdoor !iv. area. Truly a 1be greatest 5 BR. home to 673-2058 Assumable 7.2o/o Ln and brick B-B-Q. Only 4 BR, 2 BA. new carpet ancl REAL ESTATE "showplace!" $200,<ro. come on tlie market ln over -~~=";:.;::::=~--COOL BWE POOL $36,500. BKR 962-5.111 paint. Only $ 21 • 750 · e NORTHEND HOME -nr. 8 yoac! Call to •ee oow! * LIDO SANDS * Prime Foun~in V Jey area, A V Sp • FHA-VA terms. Ca 11 1190 Glenneyre Emerald Bay, 3400 sq. ft., 4 Only $132 500 Charming A-frnme home; l· close to SC s, park&,. Super Sharp, Olli! mile to ery ec1al anytime, SCOTT REALTY, 494-9473 549--0316 bdnns., ~~ ba., huge game '.Fare! Walker Realtor BR., 2 ba. 1-Blk. to beach. shopping ce . 2 BR, 2%1 beach. Block fencing, fire-Home 536-753.l \ Open House Sun. 1-5 rm. with W@t bar . fOl" J C Pri tio trpl shak BA Townhouse. cust drps, place, covered pe.tio, best • OVlNER anxious. Precious 3 "Greatest" views in all Ask ohn arcy ;· .Pll ; J·•Pri upgraded crpts, priv patio POOL buy in H.B. For qu1ck On A Very Special bdrm. Colorful landscaping. 616 Virginia Park Dr. Laguna! $139,500. JAMES 968-7287 . 646-7414 ~=c· ~Jt7i • P 0';,8~. w/gas BBQ, ~ :fam rm sale only $29,950. CALL Street Formal dining rm., built· Great fix-up potentia1. Ocean LOMAS R. E. 385 No. c.oe.at EXCLUSIVE Lido Isle -2 $44 SOO wlgas fplc, 2 car garage S42-S37l. * SIMPLY LOVELY * ins. Stone fireplace. Large view, beams, 2 frplcs., 3 Hwy. 49f-10CWI. BR Home w/buge trplc. N1EWPORT BEACH w/elec OOor opener, sauna, NEAR NEW' 3BD, 2BA, Formal dining patio. 2 baths. brk $31,950. :rirms., 3 io·s., fam. :;::'·; LUXURIOUS VILLA W/w crpt'g •. dra~. beam· REAL TY 67~1642 s1C>J·THnn~At~ IR'EAL TY LANDMARK so x 155 Jot. Alley entrance, 842-66HI. t:n ~mhlgh ~~~~ ac • 4500 Sq. ft. of charm & ed ceiling 111 livm& room. am Newport Blvd .. N.B. 962-ll02 * 968-TI.Tl parking for that rec veb. or OWNER moving. Filtered privacy. Overlookin~ miles =RT PIER REALTY GOLF COURSE eves: ~ Cathedral ceilings, fully up-boat. . pool, palio. De<:king. Built-Private E•tat• of beaches, marina &: G7J..-2058 graded, heavy shake, 3 Bed-1742 Mam St, Hunt. Bch. ins. 3 bclrnis. 3 baths. North end, top Of the hill, coastline. 4 Tremendous ----------EST TE F.V. 1ST OFFERING rooms, 2 'baths plus family. Bier/Owner 53&-8874 Dining n n, fireplace. Fami-next to Irvine Ranch.'3 BR., bdnns., 4 batha. Separate BY OWNER-: Beautiful 2 yr ~ ~m,c 842~71. only $3S,SOO. BEACH LOVBlS ~~. ~:.~~ yard. brk ~s~·~~1~00~.pl~ ::.~J ~d!ie. ~~ =~1kf.;;;: ~: n:~s=~ ';1 = Plenty of room for the kids to play around this snug "'ell bit family home. Sparkling clean, forced air heat. 4 BR, Modern Square plan. 60x60 rear yard w/lrg patio. Seller will help with the closing cost. for i>erfonnance 963-5621 • VETERANS • 1-leated 15'x40' custom pool. 4 bedrms, 2 haths. Only S.'U,500. NO down. P.EAL ESTATE t'AIR, 536-25.il. VACANT \Vinding: st~ireaSl'. leads .toLPURCHASE='="'=~=-o=R~t""Y"R,..,-LEA="SE~I ~autlful! Appraised at &: fllt'd. pool. A few ot the -'84-'-7"--1"1"81".-------including guest fQcillty. Tak master suite "·11h vanity 4 b 2~ ba 3 2 $160,000. many e~tra~ are: central Newport Beach advantage. $39,250. A&' en bath. 3 Big bedroon1 s pij.Ls a ~t~;.., Nr •Bea~~ ~!:°8.ua 4!H-755t control hghtlng, wet bar. 4, __________ 1.:64>-0.11Xli"';~:i.· ,....,,...;-;,.--.-: mans size den country "J • • • 1000 N. Cst. Hwy., Laguna frplcs., vie-.v patio areas;1- kitchf'n \l'ith ~ating nook. call 96S--09J9 aft 4pnt freeway close makes this an PENINSULA DUPLEX * OPEN SUN. l-5 * roaring fireplnCT'. Double Irvine exceptional buy at $160 000 Furnished for summer ren-600 TUSTIN AVE. ' ral, 2 BR. 2 BA. lower garage. Walk over 10 ocean ~ w/patlo & 2 BR. 1 BA. up-and nearly vaeunt. BKH. MODEL HOME """ "" ~ .. llftM per w/sunde<:k. Nie!! con-~..AJll. e BYOWNER e ~•iV rlition . Asking S72 ,500 . 3BR + ~e"•ing room. 2. Ba Frplc. Corner lot. Dbl gar. Vacant. $44.950, --GEMM--SPANISH HACIENDA 4 BR 3 BA + "'"'"" rm, * $43,950 * Agent. Despe.-a(I.' owner mus! sell parqut>t firs, shag crpt, cov Exceptionally sh"-. 4 mt 494-5671 4t9-2100 675-1972 675-4073 EvP!l. t610 \V c 1 H NB · t k ...... ., . 11ns wy., .. immed. 3BR, 2BA, like new patiO, autos pr n I er s · Mme with panoramic Mt. & * 2 UNITS * REALTORS 642-1623 •-ht · 5 ~1 ~ ~--· 1 1 •-Laguno Niguel carpets. U1 .. pes, tins. , ,.._, ,........,. ••u.._1pas ony. val1ey views. Less thun 3 -~--~-----J P! f·" · "'lo Blk WATERFRONT . , 2 OLDER HOUSES 2 Br. & J1"' Br. Eastside $31500. FLOWER ST. BY Owner, 3 BR, 2 BA, lg~ Owner _ 642-7340 finisht'd bonus rm, antique 4 BR. 2 BA. $24,000. FP. Comp rt'dec. lw1ove in on credlt approval · 5 clays. Carpets, drps, clec bltin RIO, .FA ht, patio, \Oo"alk to shopping. See loday. -;n to beach. •1 ....... e well 838·~16. .-td Lg ~ be · -us uu siie ,..,. 1· \~ · .,_.. ....,_.& 7 • .,. 0 · e. pauu, can PANORAMIC to ocean. $'97,SOO. O kept lot, fenced yard. Bl~OAOMOOR _ a game rm. ~· OCEAN VIEW In be 'lul S 3BR. fl.1odcl cond. pen Sult "" 950 EZ T PLACE REAlTY ~ auti * AL 0-* t-5 -_c~~~==;--,---J glass entry, wall paper. 5% * MESA VERDE * GI toan, $35,900, alt 2 pm 4 BR + study, 2 Ba, 2 frplc, 839--~ Jge fam rm, $52,900. T~m'=URO='°'N~T~ownhou-,--,.-.,...,b-,, ~1926 or ~300) 2% be., fam rm, bltns., patio DRIVE BY 889 Congress St wlbar-l>q, many xtras, {off Placentia) and ca\J choice lot. $37,500. 962-6287. PRICE REALTY, $25,950. Hacienda Heights 543-3200 POOL (foncrdl. Wtsido GET IN THE CM. 3 BR, 2 BA, bltns, lge IM brick !pie, Jots or patio. SW $37,800. By Owner. 548-5818. . ... over 4.000 sq. ft.. of lu.'<- BY O\VNER, 3 BR, 2 BA, ury living on sweeping cor· crpts, drp s, patio, nerlol. ... FrvEbettrooms. clubhouse/pool. clo!f' lo ... FIVE baths .... he.alert !l(!'hools. 51~r.~:tll. It fil1crcd 20x40 pool. . . LOVELY 2RR pouse & l All hf>a.utiful prestige homp opt $40.000. Cnl l for a~ 1Yilh niAny-n1any extras. DRIVl'~ BY 324:'J Budleii<h, pointment. ~>-l8-!M4 l then call for a11pt . to ~ LARGE 3 BR home "ith RI · CENTURY 21, ( 714) tie. Xlnl a.rt'R! $37,000. 2M7 968-4433. Valley Rd., C.M. \Vant ad n.'llults . 642-5678 ....,, · erms. TURTI.EROCK • Monarch Bay Terrace 4 br S99 for PERFORMANCE <l!N-97()4. .olS!-9728 . • . • 3 new duplexew $115.otf l'a. By owner. ,500 847-3584 2 S'roRY, 4 br, sep. din rm, 3 ba, bea~ cet~1rw, blttn kit. BALBOA BAY PROP 644-0997 or ., 1llage ReJI Estate 'u..+471 (::;:) 54MIOJ ===~=-o~----1 !am rm, frplc, 3 ba, 3 car CONDO. 2 BR, 2 BA on Golf formal din, view from all • GOVERNMENT gar, nr. schools, park.'!: & coune, bltns, beaut vu, ten· rooms. Room for pool on * 673-7420 * OWNED po o 1 s . Lndscpd-spklrs. nis club. 10% dn, $36,900. lar. lot. Only 2% yrs. old. BY OWNER SOMERSET model, Harbo View I-lorn~. by C>wne-r. BR, 3 BA. bt-aut decorated fee land, $83,900. 644-5300 WALK TO BEACH * Warm and ftiendly 3 Bil 2~ BA home, *4 BR 2 BA, better than new. Shown by appnt. sse,ooo. 831-(1638 $89.950. By owner. 831-2478. Pvt beach. (Bays.hottsl, 3 No closing costs • low down 833-2386. NEW 2 BR, 2 BA, all elect, Have aomethlng you want to Bdrm, 2 BA , de!ligned tor -Only $27,250. Sell the old rtutt. Buy the bltru1, $39,500 -$5800. down. sell? Clusi!ied ads do it indoor/outdoor living. Prlc-Newport Heights * 4BR l~~BA, only $23,Bro. new stuff. 494-7508, 496-2218. "'cil ·call NOW 642-5678. ed to sell. $57,750. 2591 * Paneled & Solarii.n floored farnily rm. * Builtins, forcl.'d·air heal, * "Pride -of -ownership" neighborhood • A Boot gate if desired * $3.~.~~ Asking prk'f.• Call 1'l01v to h('ar 1111 I!" b'OOt.lieK. Jarwln reelty inc . 968-4405 (24 hrs) * FOURPLEX * One -3 Bdnn, two . 2-Bdnn, one -1 Bdnn. Let the ten- ants nu1.ke your paymt'nh~. North 1-lunt. Bch. Joc::alion. $9,'560. gross income. 846-1351 or 847.~n CALL 968-4441 I="====~===-'-'==========-=========::::=::; Cre9tVlew Dr. 646-9079 or * crest Realty .--a<;""''"' --~~:::--~-;---.~;:-:::~::-;;t/':::-:S:-:.-.::.;644-c...n::1~1 ~~=~-LITTLE RANCHO fril-0 ~ -THE BLIJFFS \&) I..' 2 sty, 4 m condo. 1675 sq ft. on this large lot zoned for h Ch -'/ · tr units there sits a cure littl<" Thal Intriguing Worci Game wif a UCll e in Nu sect1011. many x as. 2 BR bou0'". Anvnne can 1 S52,!Kl0. By owner. ph t'Vl'8 ~ ,. ------llilh4 lty CLAY I . JO&l.Al'f & wkencts. 640-0549 or q23ual500ify. Speeulators dream! Q!teorra!l'il• lel!ers of th• 640-0228. Principals ot1l)'. $ " four x rombled Words b.. for PERFORl\IANCE Sow' to form fout limple words. BY Owner-Ori tile \\'111 rr. 847-3584 Own your own 2 Br. 2 Ba REPOSSESSIONS I L A W Y A S l Condo. Ma•bl" mh''"'· _ toxury. Poot, boat '"''· for information and localiOn I Ii I J .1 security guard. $135,000. ol lhese 1''l1A l.t. VA hoO'les, _ _ _ . . . . ~67>.J53.5~=~·------- contnct -CHOJCE Vu, Big Canyon kit KASABIAN I T A N C E I 1 11 tn Newport Beech. for ,.1. R I E 962-6644 -by owner, ll,100 sq ft, on B~;~~O~WNER~'='a='"-c~o~to-n~t.~11 I I I r ~~ors~~~h Newport W~t 3 e.r. den, 2 I I H.V.ll. 3 Br., F R . l1'i yd. Ba, !rplc. deep shag, lovely T U R I F f Fee $68,500. 1991 Port landRCaped, walk to beach. • There are mony'fough way• Ncl110n. Open SaUSUn 1-6 ~~F-&o/O dn. ~for .. , I I, I I ~a~~f~~~:~!: ~:;: 644-~EANFRONT frplc din rm, blliru, Nr S A W R E N ..,,....,,a><> schls & heh. By appl. 1--.--..,-T-r--ir.-I A Complet. 1t.. diuclcle qlJCllltd 4BR, S BA. Fam Rm, wt I -way. s-~1' D~I!~-ow 11 e r 1 a g c n t ~ I I' I I Is V by ti111:11n th. ml!lting wotd Duplexirs 1'1('8r the Ot"'t'Kn d •-No 3 "-I l\.1Uts l..ar!IOn, Realt(lt Ont' y('nr old dollhou5e corn ... FANTASTIC 4 BR tri·leYt'I. .__,__,__,__.__.__. you ""•-'°"" stip · -°"· •G73-8.163 • pll'te 'wlth hellvy IO!ag Coloni galore! $55.900. 19272 i New Prime Bluff!!; Condo. ~arpet and frc!!lh decorAtlnw:. Worche11ter ?Ln. 96l-ai86 l:'l. PRINT NU~RED LETTERS IN 4 s F •lodel 3 B ,, "" 3 Big bedroom• tintl 2 bath!!I. OON"f mfu thiA 51.4~ ~ l~ESE sau ... R.ES ormer · · r. ',,. •. Cozy country kitchen whit Pf'tSllat 3BR, OOflt door. . Bay View. °"'ll. 6~35.'l:i. :ill lh(' ll'llest nxture11. Prlf'· !rplc. xtru. 846-5333 e UNSCRAMBLE A80VE UTIERS I I I I I I SAVF.·BY 0 \VNF:R td lo llell fut Rt $24,500. OWNER, A.Ve $300). 2 itory, 10 GET ANSWf lt Prime.Prime Bluffs C'oncitJ, PRIME AREA • Lovr A charming setUngt SEE thts remodeled home wllh NE\V kit. cab. blllns.; wiring, healing, plumbin.Jt l( brick frplc. 2 BR, 2 BAt faN. & honus rm. Pill& large covered patio, dbt i::urlll\t' &. boat storaire area~ $:)2,500. SEA BREEZE Plui; view ol OC"Can &:. baY frun1 upstslrg rnrnlly rm; Channing 2 BR. 2 Uled bath". lge. dtnina area~ 1r1>lt•. w/heetolator, F • .A;; bt'tll. Extra JaP.. kttchen II: brkfst. area, walk-in pan.- try, birch c11.binel1, A blt..lns. Ex1r11. lje. Dbl• garafre on Riley & t"X1nti P"'ktntl. * LEASE OR B,UY i1t 3 BR. t..:e. 1an11\y rm. 2 F'lJ oo·~. '.! rrpll~. Lgc. yo. Bf''ll N'pl . H'ts locnuon: At!IO, 11111 h•aM"loption. BALBOA BAY PROP._ * 642-7491 * BKR. 9S-651l. 4 bedrm. $42,00Q. tRiiys '.\ Br + den, 2\la Ba. 6~15.15. You'll find It tn Cla""1fioo MZ-Otltl'I: -. 675--0tl<t , __ ___;_S:..:C:..:R..::A:..:..::M..::·:..:L::ET:..:..::S_A_N___;_S_W_E_R_S_IN __ D~l~~E_·_A_·_L_IN_E ____ Seit tdt• ttenu ...... 00->61'8 &·II ,.,. "'"'-' .. Ml • • .. OAll.Y l'!LOT ' • _ ..... ~I .... [.Ute., ...... , J[j' I .... l!.tlllta, ...... l[j] I l(i [ - Plowport Heights Coln,.,.r<:l•I Income l'NPOrl)I or.• • • • • • • • • Property 151 4-U ForYou "' MoUftt1l11. --Money to uw. 240 flwlM Fumlthod 300 Ho-Unfvm. . I· NEWPORT BEACH . 2001 Clilf Drive I 30x75 OO•fMERCIAL loc on ~ DOWN Pt>nlnau1•. $37,500. Newport Colt.a M~ Soc.Hon. Shows Pttr Realty, 6~2)58 cMh Dow &ttt-r upcruw 2 . ADJOQIJNC tnc:ome prop-and ~1i1ntta. Zoned R-4. eniea, cent. C.M. S75,cm. ~UU:y to add tnOn!: ownt>r. 645-M2l/St2-6.500. ..... ta. 174 Colf1 -vu Lot,"'-" bol ..,._, 1st TD Loans N~rt _.,, b1k otJ llaln St .,. Mlo<nl THE 81"'11, 3 BR. 1\0 bL, DESIRABLE ..... l health mxJ UP TO 115'!1. Mo. Lovely patio, ""· pool HOME 4 BR. 211 bL, .......... 1435 Call TJt-661,4322":,: wri~ 2 d TD L It bike tr&ll. Uve like a 2 Dr 2 ba cp<d d.r'p. ~ 3 BR. Z1ii ba. Deluxe P .O. 1lm< 3176, Anaheim, n oans king at 13'15 ptt mo. ak 'heat . G.ro'.dia 'blt·inl 81"1!1, N.B ........... S<25 CaJ.U. 92M.1. Bay A Beach Rlty 675-3000 "'-'le pa' tio ,,.,. .... P~ wat~ 4 BR 2 be. ava.U 711 •••• M NEW 2 BEDROOM I Balh1_eod...ea pvt pra "' ... _ buJldlna. llZ. mo. AJ&O 3 Bedroom, baU1, $250. mo. Manager itl JU Oswrgo. ltuntinatoa L I I 0 Co ... .,, • • •-• (BR~ ba avail 811 .• $4.25 Condomlrtlum1 COLORADO RIVER ow•s ra as rang• • I BR Houae -$145, util pd. furn . Adults only, no pets. 4 "'R 2 ba TR ffll1· .,.,..., .,~,.. ~"•2 for UI• 2 X 4 = I UNITS Acrrag~ near ow River's Sattler Mtsi . Co. AllO CdM. 1 BR home &. RATE REASONABLE .. · · · · ,. • • '"'" .,.,.......,,.,. lkacll. ---------'-'°c:Speclat1JJ.aro locaOon &: )"OU Bend al Bullhead City, 5 10 642-2171 5'.$..0611 bachelor Unit• •lal't'i SSS. Across from Q:iuntry Club ~ g:· i baba., tum. ······ $400 ~""'""'"":'."""'l"""'""'""'i ean buy'"-OQ'e loutpl!'X or 40 u II ti <-•-1 fl ~ 2J A.gt. Ftt. 97!HO'.I. ?'15 ?.fess Dr. *Ph. 548-6706 ' ~ • .......... $385 NewPort BNch Condominiums both! Walk lo lt)e a;rcalt'll . aetts. I ava .. L.115}' •""JV 1111: ar ........ area )TL :;:;::;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;;;;::;::;;:;:;{ for s•le 140 lhopplng ctr fSoulh Cout tf!nns. Bkr. &44-4670 CA$lf lN A J-IURRY! HouHs Unfurn. 305 MESA VERDE, 3 Br, 2 Ba, -"--------'I Phtze.), Lovely living & of· Or•nge Co. Prop. 176 BorTOw 011 your home, paid G•ner•I l'll'w carpels th r u 0 u 1 · EXCELLENT BEACH , Aasum•ble 7.1•/. Ln ferA a tcrriHc -i11vcstment r111· or not. Uiit-· lunds to con· ---------drapE"!I, large cen~nt paUo r.1.i1rvt-lous family honte. li;:e Prime FounlAln Valley area, ~fit-hi. These really make EXCLUSIVE 0 RANGE sohrhl.le bllla, lmprow your w/covr:r, yard maintenanef' LOCATION 3 l»drm., lh1ne rnl ~·Ith Cltlhedral <"IW" to achool5 parka &enst'. can Immediately. COUNTY Recrea1ion Op-hon1e, buy 1iev.· property, or & w11.tf'r bill paid. $300 per 3 b•th1, den. Move In (.'l{'llings. 3 Bdrm, 2 balhA shopping centers. 2 BR, 21i Call Richard Van Vlert portunuy. 100 acre.s '>'ilh for any good purpo&E'. Con· rno. 714= 5-IG--0749 or 714: now...6 months or Y'•r· ' dn.ottrs . Master bdnn & bath BA T~nho1nw•, cust t1rps, APARTMENT HOUSE tJse--pernl.lt for recreation fidentia.l, last serv1(-e In RENTAl.S 496-4~7 "SINCE 1946" ly. AGENT 642-5200. 11 ·1 · adcd I.a · lo SALES & ANAL S S veh.lcles & horses. \a.·ithJn your hon1p or our oUiC't', 4 BR, 3 BA. ovc>rlooklng Jst \Yesrern Bank Bid". ~~~~~~~~~~ UJ>!>lnl w ge SI Ung nn. uw crp ' pnv JIAI y I the Cleveland Nat Ion a I SIGNAL '10RTGAGE CO. •--U • fr!)l i• & vie"''· Beam ceilings '>''-gu BBQ, 3)d2 tam rm , ,. Good " n.-. .. ,__ park, new w/w cpl, drps, nivcrsity Park, Irvint> I J 1 liil orest. acceas 4 17141 55&-0100. 0upexea ds.h & Ind D 55•7000 N' h tn all 1uom•. Attachf:'d 2 Br "'' gaa :J:· 2 car pra~ ~ waler. Near Irvine Lake. 1 iioiiiiiiii;;iii;;.,iiiiiiiii .. I wr, range &C'Pi· •ys "' 1g tt apt "''' separate pauo. w/elec r openn', sauna, Preliminary feasibility for 1' <;O.;);..,_:Hoo::~-::•:•:.,__ $350 mo. $!00 sec. dep.ll'.,;,"'"""!'.""!!!!!!!!!!!!.;;.!!I!' I Apirtments f«Rent ] = pool, tennis, tot lot, :.e°"i;!l~~f..i RV camp-·~ il Sell N T .,. 642-3158 L•nune 8'"'-h T GRUBB & ELLIS co. SOUTH BAY REAL TY "' , I I land°' '"';;,".k;; ~ject by 2 D rust Deeds 433 w. 1"th St., c:o.ta M... MESA DEL MAR • -· I ~-----~;;;~1 Realtor& -962-3002 * 968-71Tf experienced buUder-operat. PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL. 18&1 S. Coast llwy., Lagwia $160 -l BR In 4--plex. New 11 ~ E ~----t HUN eves: 968-4004 WANT BIG RETURNS or. Broker (714) 566-0100. Any Amount !Piccadilly Circus; 3 BR., 2 BA., vacant & crpts, drps, bltns, 2 blka Apts. Furn. 360 ~ • \,,l1l!lll •• ,,. COUNTRY Cl b VIII ready. Call Jack Peck: beach! ---------Corona del Mar u a at low, low r"h1 BY ~'tlet: Cozy 2BR, 2sty, * Call 675-4494 &KR. COSTA MESA OF'FICE * 546-0562 * $225 -2 BR compl rec!ec. Balboa Island 675-7080 . •:• ....... . *POOL* 5 JJR. fam_ rm., rec. rm., by owner, $49.000, 642-1550 S11n Clemente 2 :BR, 2 BA on golf course, lflrge rm,, rrp1c, p;tho w/B-B-Q, dshv.·shr, xtrns, $42.500. by ownr, princ only. f'l-5784. OWNER must sell or trarfe 6 l.(Oit ocerui view I u t . rncluding plan. $ 2 2' 0 0 0. ~·112&1. Sant• Ana iEGAL SPANISH : VILLA CALL for appt. to see this J)lstlnctlve EXECUTIVE }Jlme .... OVER 4,00J liq. ft. ci ELEGANCE. . . 1torkmandlip of the old rflaster . . . .dramatically lliluilted 011 e!ltatc size fO'Ounds .... DRIVE by 2046 ~-Flo11·er. estmln1t1r Y.OU ARE INVITED : .. to OPl::N HOUSE Sun. 1~~ tu see thl1 channin~ orie illory 3 BR hon1e on corner IOI. . .LARGE family ~m .... distinctive sunken Irving room offset by an· tkl.ue mirrored wa.lJ. . . CfR.IVE BY 15141 Vermont. CENTURY 21 9"4433 9"4433 ; FOR GROWING FAMILY S~ish Villa . This young well planned hon-ie offers lOts of llving space, Jrg Liv }lm. Dining Rm, eat in Hitchen, 5 BR, Rec Room 1V/pri olflce & a 3 c11.r ~~P. Xlnt cond lo area. Sole R. E. Ageats !163-5621 AC:reage ·for sale 150 BUILDER'S ATTENTION Caoice location. Tustin. Ap- ~ for 45 unils. • DANA REALTY CO. . * 642-6560 * Meaa Verde AdultJJ only. :s· mowita.in ~treat. Furn, Serv1 ,.__ be BR, 2\.ii BA. FP. Enc. A perfect &et-up for the fu. frplc, make oUer. 552-9529 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""' og~ta. Mesa, N~r1 3BR, l~ Bath, do u b I e aut ocean view apt. Deck. ----------1 Palk>, All Elec. Pool & ture. Eight 2 BR stucco Bettch; Huntington Beach. garage patio w 8 I k I 11 g $400 -Lrg 4 + Fam rm. YEARLY -2 BR. l~ BA, Jacuzzi. $39,500 Principals ~lomes OD' apart. l05'x300' Ranches, F•rm1, ~oney Wanted 250 SUI · Unbelievable! 1 Br. distance to schooi. & shop. Frplc, bltns, gar, yard, swideck above. 119 ~ only. 979-2342. M-1 lot. lOO'xl05' Yard In __ G;:.crov;:.;.c•:.:•:... ___ _;1:=80 Furn House. Encl patio & Pina $250 mo s-15-2120 child/pet. Emerald. Employed adultJ. r..tONEY wanted. Secured by yard. ,' . NU-VIEW RENTALS lb p · I 7BEDRM CONDO w/pool In rear. Ai,>lS and homes on all 2Y:i level acres hl!tween 1st T.D. on prime Newport $l2D . Nice Fum, Bachelor. NEWLY crpt d & <!rp d 2 Br 673-4030 or 494-3248 da oe en1n1u a San Juan Capistrano. J125(1. sides. A Fac1ory man's CflplAtrano & I.Ake Elsinore. comm. prop. RJtr. 675.-6700 All ut!J pd. car ok house w/gar. 1 child ok. No~l i-i: . .;c.::;,:;.,.-.:::. _ _;::::::= dn. l''HA loe.n/or will leaae paradi.w. \Vhitticr Ave. at S3 920-e. $l2S _ 1 BR Furn Ail fl pil . pets. $100 per mo. 646-3786 Ltdo Isle w/opt!on to boy. 6T.'Hi706 \\.'. 18th St .. C?i-f. $107,000. m~nt, ea~; t~~m.inr· Mortgages, · · u 1 · or 5-;5-0760 _:_:;::;:;_ ____ _ aft 6 wk d~s/anytime wk Cash 10 a 70';'1 loan roni· Trust Deed1 260 Cowple ok. -· · L.AR. 1 br. Xlnt location ends. mitlment. 0\1'ner may lake ~R:!•~il.!.1 _!E~lf!!_•!t~e1_W~•!!•!!t!:od~1~84~ l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 $1~ -f 1 k~:· &lfou.se. Encl ~~1\·edl\-1~;1-B:;::~ne:r 2:! frplc, prlv. patio, 2 car gar, CONDO -Park-like sur-a 2nd TD. A great ta." savl'r * "'ui'ck Cash * PUT YOUR MONEY Y ~\rl,. 5645-fuif· horne on \V. 19th s1.' c .r..t. $350. yeai·Jy . &12--0306 roundingA-pool , NB, 3 BR. 2 and will PArn 11 % NNN on ,,. TO WORK FOR YOUI 642·22Zl t ~lsg. 646-96ti61. Laguna Niguel BA. J.13,000. Bkt. 67m221, «JU.ity. Pi<'k up a sel ·up a! WIU buy your orope.rty. All LAGUNA BEAC!f OFFICE LEASE · t 4 BR 642-3645. my of!lCf' U you hnve money cnsh. wlthin 72. hrs. Call Earn 10% Interest on well· opllon-ren · +,NEW Sea TeITace T1171hse lo invest for solid intt1n1e. 962-8851 sPcured 2nd Trust Deeds on Serving LagUna, Dana Point, 21,1 ba, patio & heated pool. Ocean view 2 br 11' b. Orange County real estate. San Clen1ente, Capistrano Open Sat & Sun. 426 Flowef dra ,..,..,..ls ' 2 • "rt ha. f. $145 -ST EPStoOcean!St ·~·r· carac ...-:11• • ~ SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. · garage, patio, Pri. Beach. lllY.I 4500 ~ .. 5;6"~~. N.B. ~~ Lo~;h:~~/=~·~.U utll 2 BR house in court, cpts, pool, .tennis court, privacy; ~ $l80 • SUPER 2 Br. ~Is, drps, gar., 2 small chlldren, secunty. $335. 1 e 8 s e . .... ,~ no pets. $155. mo. 2077 6#-1757 BROKERS INC. $12.500 2ND TD payable $125. f;~~· bltns, patio. Children ~W~al~la~c~e.~•:p~t!6,~64&-S223~:~=ifN~-=·tw;.or~~r11~-~~~""hf;_;;._;;._;;._;;._;: llELP' •-Id .. _ per mo. Incl 9% on 1 com-F I I y II . .,._, nvme & have la! $225 _OLD r ft ...... a Ch ........ ,r! oun I n I ey $8000 cash. Must buy 3 or 4 mere acre near oUrarnp .._,...,, ..... , uni11 near Beach. Call Dale So. Orange County. Va1ue 1. Br ~se. Frplc. Ocean G BDRl.! on cul-de-sac just 4-UNIT BLDG. w!lh l l-BR, l .~a~t ~7~14~•~8~7""~30.>4~'"~~~~ ~~bl~~~um~~~~~~ $~~· J'A~A~0N Yr Round North of. Mile Square Parle. ~ 111 :II,, I Z-BR & 2 I-BR -cptg, . 2 g, "-Downstai,., h118 4 b" frpl, tw £t1 d ·pd (TI4) 830-8660 . ·. nr ~ach. Slove, util nn. Ove...,;.,..-..1 garage & Realty Company ···-•-' rps, romp. equ1 kitchen. ~ re.frig, kids/pet. ,., ... ,... NEWPORT BEACH Less than 2 yrs old. ss;i.950. I • CALL 494-9491 !~need Yar?· Lge alt el~I Ouplext1/Unlt1 sale 162 LYTLE REAL TY LOVELY 4 UNITS 513 W. l9th, CM Excellent rentals -adjacent 548-9493 lo Von'11 Shopping Center in~~ La:'';~~~· Genuine Money Maker Macnab· Irvine $25 WEEK & UP a Sleeping Rooms • I·lousekeeplng Rooms e Ocean View Apts BALBOA INN 105 ttlain Street 675-8140 Corona del Mar SPAC IBR apt, for quiet man, wtk to beach &: stores. $Z10 mo. utll pd. 673-6071 STUDIO apt, furn, 2 blks to ocean, $160 ·mo, utU incld. 675-4174 call bef. llam LIVE LIKE A KING 1, Al Budgbl Prices! FURNISHED. UN FURNISHED * 645-7344 * Dana Harbor Realty 40% Di"' S&IM wdl "''""ro * LANDLORDS * k1tch & .dm nn. Upsta"' OCEANFRONT 1770 Orange Avenue · lst.' Pay $640 Mo 10'/Q all bas lge f1n1sheCI bonus rm, N 3 BR 2 bah 1 Costa r..1e:ia due 1978. Box 3, Apple FREE RENTAL SERVICE 744 sq tt includes 2 br ew , ·• 1 ower * POOLS • 2"71 LA PLAZA v u ea 11•1••2 31" LA . · • duplex. 3-car gara"'e $650 rree Coast to Coai;t Catalog -Busln•t• a ey, · .. "" -.... NDLORDS! close!s .. &1nk , cupboards, lo.10/Yrl:y. c. ReiChmann '* ENCLOSED * OCEAN Vu fron1 upper 4 49~2790 831-0044 Opportunity 200 I \Ve Specialize in Neii·port Tl't'0'anon area. Xln! far lge 642-8'l35 IR17l GARAGES BR & 2 BA, :l BR & 2 BA, ~ -~'--N-E-W"'--. _.:;.;;;:; II~ I Beach e Cororia dt:>l MU" e family, $350 mo. 55&'.S597 * CONVENIENT lease hold. 0'>'Tier. 6rHl922 BREAD ANO-BUTTER HousafcwRMl & Laguna. Our Rental Ser· FOR LEASE, 1'~.v .. 2 & 3 TO ALL BEACHES Income Property 166 4 Unils, ~s tm.'O'!le $6552. DISTRIBUTORSHIP ';;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;; vice is FREE to You! 'Fry B~ Condos, encl 2 .car g~, 642_,235 FROM $140 MONTH ! Total pnce $50,000 with P ll rt · Tim c, retired, I Nu-Vle1v! 20x22 fam mi, pr1v pat10. 644-6200 1 ''HOT TRl·PLEX'' S5.000 D.P. Ask for Philip semi-rCuetircd men or Houses Furnished 300 NU-VIEW RFtNTALS ~~~s, ~~~·~~~·<'~yd *NEWPORT SHOR ES * ADULTS PLE~E POTENTIAL! Fixer houiw Mc Gowan. '>''Omen. stom Swag Kit 673-4030 or 494 3248 APARTMENT HOUSE seeks responsible persons to General · Realty, 962-3002, Owner 1-STY. 2 BR, ronv. den, C"pt. VILLA POMO A plus duplex, Money to be SC?Vice high traffic retail 3 BR, v.•/1v shag, patio, FP, Agent drps, bltins. Patio. 2 car niade here~ $39,900. SUB-SALES & ANALYSIS accou nts for the new Cabana Club, Pac. Sands at 3 BR. 2 BA. 2-cru-garage, gar. Avail. JullC 16th. $325 MIT' AU. TRADES! V. E. ~ Custom S'>''ng Kil, your J•mes Gerber 8341 J\.1unster. Call {213) like new.Dishwasher, Mo., yearly lease Howard &: Co., Realtors, -home, 10 hours per week. 281 Magnolia 794-1027 I fireplace. pool, $255 mo. 4 BR, 1-sty. 1%. ba, bltn.~. &15-8400. t:lit rE No selling -No vending. \Ve Coste Mesa Balboi Penlnsuli Agent 842-4421 Cpt/drps. Patio. Av a 11 . Casa de Oro EXCHANGE llllllfi,~ ;:it :!~le co~~=t i,! You !i1! ~:er 01 El Toro c~~~ M;Jrf.J:s-1200 ALL lITILITIES PAID j' R-2 1:J'>llwill take 6 Units, DELUXE 'PL EXES co~.edp rod u ct recom· Good for a whole carload ~N-IN'": NE\\'ER deluxe house, 3 BR, AVAIL June lat: Custom ~~~~~s~°::_ re:~~: 1 Hunlln~on Beach. -me.nu . by the Sm a 11 to any of the 2 BA. bltns, 2 car gar. 4BR & lam rm, on lrg s FOR: 10 to 15 Units In (1) 3 BR (2) 2 BR (1) l BR Bu slness Administration. PACIFIC JHEAJRES SULA POINT, 2 bed-Lease $265 mo. 496-3548. cul-de-sac lot, rm for boat • pacious kitchen with in-I. Orange County. ALL units have fxplc's, cen-ft.loclerate investrnenL 100'/n rm., immaculate and H B or trl.r. Gardner pd direct lighting I Sperling Investment tral heat, air/concl .. closed buy back guarantee. Write freshly painted. One untfngton e1ch $450/mo Jse. 556-8868 o~ • Separate dln'g area 1· . Corp garages. Walk to shop'g & 1\fr. Blll Wiseman, 7250 (Subject to small service bl k b 2 BEDROOM 1 B tt.' 642-4387 • Home-like storage · schls. Pool facil. franklin Ave., L.A. 90046 charge at theatre). oc to ay & beech-,.. , a , ~N=E'°W7'=BC-I~~~~-~ • Private patios 638-5662 OPEN HOUSE Daily lO-& finclu.de phone number! PlC'a.st" call 64z.5678 ext. 314 Yearly. AGENT 641-beautiful up grad. uffs 3BR 3BA, den 0 Closed garage w/storag• j ,.,.,2 S H 5200 . w/fpl, c:ustm drps. crpts, e Marble pullman j SHARP triplex. N •pt . ......., · aster, G.G. PARTNER to claim you r ticket. I North • , ed townhouse, tnc. re-wshr, dryr, refrig.· Pool & • King-sz Bdrnls H<'ights area. $64,500, Drive SP'lrlfng fnvestmenf ACTIVE WITII $l2,SOO CASH ~r~l~oll·free. nuntber is ~~ frigerator, wash. yard main!. $475/mo. Ph: e Pool • Barhecues . SUI"-I by ....... Corp. & MGMNT ABILITY Corona del Mar er, dryer,· dishwasher. fi4G....!009 or &44--0904 '' rounded with plu.sll land· 26-t 16111 PI.ACE 638-5661 St I s I ~ L'k ood I ll'ATERFRONT N >eapmg. Then call owner/broker, art ng a ary I e new, g oca-· e11-port ?vlinrl:n~d~e::n ~J:~:; AeiAL--SL_E_EP_ERr plus o~~s~~ ;~>rorits NA~w;~T B~~c!oG:.T~ ~:I~.$~~~~-A~~~ for ~;1~.~'oBr~~. s;1~~Pf:~ 365 \~~~f ~ii~.19n j small home near 17th St. as • should ear;ily net party full baths, elegantly ~.r- part down. sclecied over $30,00J 1st f · hed I d Realty Company SEA B~EZE ~O blks to 5 BR/3 Ba, lg F/R, DIR, 2 Unbelievably Beautiful I *42 U T\'.'0 +UNJT Buildlng11 . all year. Information to prin· urnll ' c ose ga-CdM. Ocean view home _ 3 heh, ~fined neighborhood, frplcs, nu crpt + drps, VAL D:JSERE Garden Apts. 1 nl'ts* 2 BR • 1ixer upper. Sl59,500. cipals only in confidential rages. $425. per rno. BR, 2 bath; dbl. g>r•ge, l~e. airv roonts., 2 BR. comm. pool. S575. 673-4899 Adults -no pets. f1owers Just on ~. n1arket, 1·111e-"e Re! Adults. 64°-4353 REAL· clean, cpts., drps., washer, ."";;;;~~~"'O~~~ eve-he-. s•-am • I '" •Y• w. erences ex-., pool, refrig/washer/dryer. dryer,stove&rehig.,shady4 BR, 2 BA, F/R, D/R, ,,,_ ''" ... "' « Dana Harbor Realty changed. Call 5 4 7 -5 6 8 5 TOR. $500 J\.10/yrly, H. Perry/R. lll\\'n, cov. patio w/gas frplc. Harbor Vu Homes. waterfall, 45' pool. Rec. I CENTRAL COSTA MESA Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm ~ Sherman. 642-8235 {RISI BBQ. Avail June 2lst. S250 644-5'177 or (213) 7924824. Rm. Sauna. Sgls 1-2 Bdrm., S485 000 24671 LA REAL ESTATE Back Bey mo. Requirf', sec u r It y _c14o:;OO=. ,--.,.--~~~-~~u~~·~ro~~~: 1 PLAZA Interested in retiring to M deposit, lse. & refs. 536-5713 SANTA Ana Goll Coone 642-8670. PHONE 642-2015 11700 Pomona Ave.) f 49~2790 831..()044 office of your 01l'n? Jiealth ~ 642-823S 644-6 4 BEDROOM 2¥1 Bath view. 4 BR, 3 BA, $495. One ----~==~~=~-I APPROX. 30 ac. Corona. 7 Eel Riddle R.eallor 646-8811 ~ ot owner necessitates ~('. 4 BEDROOM, very se-200 PRESTIGE 'ARE A ', yr lease, 1 sm pet. 557-9400 $30 WEEK & UP al-. All or part. Sacritlct' by N bu e Studio & 1 BR A t Owner. Will tll1ce~art trade. 40 UNl_TS IN. A PARK •2 TRl-PLEXES r sy corner ln beach eluded-Unusual, one-of. $200 -Small 2 Br House. pool. $350. n.r mo. JIARBOR Vu Hms, Carmel. •TV & Maid Servi"ep ,A.va!L -·25 •••g 0 Outstanding garden ap•· "" . area w/gd lease. $3900 In cl kind h $485 123 r-3 Br Fam Br 2 Ba Near .. ··;::~~::!.'0'-'-"'""'~~""'---• ..., "'' 2 Bdrm un t W/'-J 1 desks, files, fixtures, a-Om•· • 5 -Redec 2 Br. Duplex. Keith Snider 962-4471 p " ' ' ' • Phoae Senrice-Htd. Pool ~·AC No. of &m Francisco ~:pt ac~u~~s.im~!~ula!i~ Story. E11c1'. s ga:a~:S exlnt duplicating machil'K'S, air Yearly. AGENT 642· Gar. Nice deck. Child ok. Agt. ' S ool,CS42S. 640-l 7G8 e Children & Pet Section t111 hill w/beauliful 0Ct'an 7,, r . 6 7 · · r'Ond. No vacancies cond. etc. \l.'rl!e classified 520o $500 -Lrg 3 Br. 2 Bn. 2 an lemente • $120 lo.fonthly ~1e\1·, Call 642-2155 ' inan(·m.R:, . · x gross. 10% 00\VN · 557-~J(J ad No 675, Daily P ilot, PO.. • frplc's, 3 patios, bltns, gar, NEARLY new 2 BR home. 23i6 Ne1\'port Blvd., cM s.195.000. Principals only. · ~ beaut. ()('f'an vie"·!! Pool. l%. ba. 2. car gar. Nr. school EXCLUSIVE Pallsades arr:a, 548-97":>5 or '"A~3967 B"1lne1s Property 154 Sparling Inve~tment Corp. t;1, 1560• Costa l\tesa, Ca. Balboa island NU-VIEW RENTALS & shopping. Aval! now. Ca.II "'·alk to beac:h, Io v e I y Ad Good For$~ Rent 638-5662 673-4030 or . 494-J248 for appt. 213:431-9644 custom built 2 br, 2 'ba, TWO LOTS TOTAL =77.=~-----~ F-RLEASE·. 4 hd-. 2 ba., w/w cpl, drps, f""lc, bltins. *SUS CASITAS SIX UNIT-npartmenL'I 1vl!h e l iquor Stora 2BM +9' Ch>."a C~· C tt u "" 1250 ·~ ., Fu 104'x200". C'JiOICF. LOCA· 4 BEDROOM, one house " ..,.e 0 age -t>lcc. b!!-ns. dshwshr. I« · "Q0--1035 or 998-3820 rn Bachelor & 1 BR'S. <Wf"Dn hrcC"zcs. Spacious 3 • Ele ctronic: Mf/ Asmbl Summer months t 0 H F Models Open Daily. 1'0N, Hunting1on Bench. RR, l ·'• Jl/\, bliins, crpl'd. Industrial Properly 168 • C ff Sh b / to South Bay. Yearly. New townhouses $400.00 0~121c~.1yd, wa1k to beach. OUMS urn. or 2110 N,_,,..,,.,_rt Blvd., C>! -ZC>NED BUSINESS, PRO rirp'd, 65' x 300', close to•i;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 1 ° ee op eer AGENT 642-5200. S~glass Five .__,_1 _ ,....., ......,.. · Unfurn. 310 --,.... r.J;;s810NAL OR OF'FICES. J:ran1n111.r ~rhool. $1000. ln-1• wine ....:w.....,u 2 BR 2 BA r d $155 BEAUT. l'URN 2 BR S175. $J7,500 ea. TERMS write: mmC'. AsklnJ1: $125,!XXl. hut 4. ACRES e Pii:z:e , try $3000 dn ·~ Bkr. 675-72'25 S6'15.00 Also' 3 BR.' 2en~' ho~ Balboa ls1and Bit-ins, v.•/,v, Htd pool. I KANPAK, 1993 Kille! Rd., make 11ri ortrr. KINGJ\ARD HOLLAND B 3 BR .. 2 baths: dbl. gar. f..€e . w/pool Ag! F 979--8430 "" -................. _ Adults, no pets. (infant erk). Kihei Maui, •l:i.'>'·ail. R.E. 642-2222 us. Safes yd. Nr. So. bay. $500 Mo., COZY 2 bedrm, fireplaC'E', ' . ct'. . . E.XECUTIVE Bal Is bayfmt 642-9520 Like to Trade? Our Trader's $5000 0o,1,,, 4-plex $."'8,500. \\'l'll located comer. Present 645-4170 or 540-06<ll eve. yearly. Agent 61:>-2866 beach 6 blocks, warer, 3 BR, 2 BA, all appliances, w/pler, 4 BR, tam rm., 3 Paradise column Is for you! Income $590. Dri\'E' by 783 w. lnromc $1400. per mo. Great 1716 Orange, Costa Mesa Corona del Mar jrardener furnished $250 cpts, drps, n>o. m 0 · BA din rm sundeck 2 5 '"AA '"'"" • • 1st/last mo req'd. 968-8711 1-1·,,, newly·d· -. No pe' ts. 5 !incs, days !or 5 bucks. Wilson, owner 67.1-TI78 potentia.I . will dlv1de. Ap-t1'M-Oi1\IO '-'t'" .... -;.=.::;;:::::====:..'..:::::::::::::;-.:.;:::::;;::~I prox $1.25 sq. fl. $235-I BR. Garage Apt. Dbl NEW 3 BR, 2 BA, bltns, OW, WALK lo beach, 3 BR, 1% 714: 675-<625, 713: 472--0998 [ , ] ~ Roy McCardfe Realtor BEAUTY SHOP gar. F'rplc. Rool. cpts, drps, fplc. deck, patio, BA, cpts & drps, trplc, $265.i:N.:;•:.;w;_,po~r.:;t.ch:::a::<;:h __ _ 1810 N 8 C Wigs Botique $400 -Lrg & Nice 3 BR, 2 view, S.Hwy, no pets, yrly ,.:.P;.:h<>,,ne=213=•.o86:::1"-'1"1"04"---i Mobile Homes filP 54',,;1 ... M. ~~;~r l~~~lon. Newport :~·boa~ondo. Oceanfront, lse. $375 mo. 675-1957 l:J!: ~r.~!:.hse~~: * RENTALS * -N 11 A 1000 -Summer rental. 6115 3BR, 2BA. lrg living area. Ownec. ""0 · ......,., YEARLY ewe 5soc., yrd & gar. $350 mo lease. c:.=o:.:...o~=-.o='~'----1 ",.-:.,...-,,.--------.,-,---' Lots for Sale 170 Br-'"•r• thru 9/13. Charming 2 BR 644-7311/646-9079 3 BR 1 BA ted From $6.50 Month Mobile Homes Mobile Homes 481 North C~oast H '~ llouse. Costa Mou bu11tiM. fenced ·~~hild ·SUMMER For Sal 125 For S.i. 125. 3 V" lot• H 1 1 d 1 "" 1'·ay NU-VIEW RENTALS ---------e · • uge eve pa Laguna Beach {114 ) 4W-6.S94 OK. $240 per mo. 897-4887 From $1100 Month 1;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;,:;;;;.;;,;;;;;.;;,;;;,;;;;,-~;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;.;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;_1 f.:;Ei::.xi~~t~~~si;ooc, ~~ 673-4030 or 494--3248 2 BDR1¥1 how;e on large Irvine BILL GRUNDY GREENLEAF •* 20x50 * • A.B.H. lot • unobslructihle LOOKING for a good buy. Huntington B11ch yard. Garage, stove & ~~~;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;.~:;:l~R~•~•~lt~o~r'"""',---~6'!'_7S-6~1~61 H ti ton D-oc \'U . Only $9,00), Yardage Shop al cost. Fix-refrig. furn. Tenant wUI ~ 1\ .3 S'rAR AJJULT PARK un ng U9~Ch • St:E us Jo'OR ALL YOUR !Ul"!'s .&_ inventory w/31-!i yrs 2 BR, 1 1,~ BA. adult condo. show. (2]3) 473-m3. 2 BR. l Ba, ............ S285 Condominiums ofd~~ \~·,~~~~icrfti1~~~ CJ\~ei::t * AD~T }',\RK * RENTAL NEEDS. rt'n1ain1ng on Jrase, for pool, ivalk to shops, days VACANT 2 Br has all $14.'i. 2 BR. 2 Baths , .•.••. " $3Z5 Unfurn. 310 Lo11.ded \\11th exfras! Owner M. GUMBIN~. . •~ ASSOC. furttw>r info clll 714 _ 962-2951, e'il4b & "'knds Al 2 BR, den. 2 ba, alt· cond $285-I--:;,;;,::.;.:;. ___ _;::; 2-IXGO. $1.~,j()Q n c I u d in g II ~"\. ei; 492-8211. 968--0837 •-.. ~3 Br, rec tm & pool. J BR 2 bath $265/275 L NI C I I mus! ~ ! Don't miss this! 4n• .. 21 Ki"d</-ts. Ag!. Fee . · s · · · ·· · a aguna "U•I 111uny opt1or\S, ornp ete n 1=-EZ21 ~ ·~ ' BR 21 ba S350••--"-='-'="~'----""""· ," 71·2. S1'1.ALl.. shop in ,,1·-a-a L1guna Beach 9~ ••30 • · 2 · "··· • • .. • T f'\·e1;,· 11ay. 12) 24X60 COAST HA\VAllAN lots -4, 6Ch<ll-I "" , ... l =:!C:c:.:..=;c:.;;;;,____ •~ · 4 BR 2" ba ••~3BR 2BA be If J $ 6 !lOO s 7 500 531 7132 teady lo gQ. Quitting to go · ·~ • • · • • • • • .. • -...... · · aut vu on go l'('So:t f's, 1 " & 1 • · '~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!•!!!!~. PH. Nanuwale 1':states -(big back to S<.'hclOI, Ca I I : $175 _ ll\il Jld, Sn1all Cot· MESA Verde, L;,r. 3 br, 1~4. 4 BR. & fam. rm .•••• $475 coul"St!. A/C, bltlns, crpts, 646-i!l65 l)t'twl'Cn 9 am & 6 Is.) Musi sell thls "'eekend. GtHlln or S44-• .S::::l8,,.___ tage. I>riv. patio. Pool. 00, tam rn1, h'Plc, patio, We Have Summer Rentals drps, 52&-2177 fill\, NO smog San Ju a n $7,950. cosh for equity or _ Id al 1 AvaJI 6/1, $275. ~ • • C11p1strano ~ St11r Adult bcS1 offer. Assum c fnvestment c ma ure. VISIOO• Mission Vleja Motor Home Rentals SALES & LEASING full service fa cill!y Danmar Motor Homes 531-6800 .llUDGER 20x55 l!Unfilljllofl U~·l1 \\"1•11hninstcr A H~:i\L liEAUTY! 2 bR. 2 BA. Rll ~]t'(:ll·lr kl!· t·hi'n. SJO.j()Q. l>K :1457->t COAST 531·7232 pa k I t I!tn 21 S20:> -Uril Pd. Lrg Otr.1n· 2 BR & fam rm. Eastslde, r · a e · · x 60, 2 Pf\YTTlt'nts of $120. mo. RI 6 Opportunity 220 rront Studio. Fan la s l ic ruO"C/drape!I, adults, 00 3BR, 2BA oondo, •nclsed al-BR, 2 R~. fam rm, din pt>rcent for 8 yeal'l'i -Pri. .. ~ .._ area, l!CJVIC'C porch, all a.p-Ply. 6.44-1673. ''lew! pc:'ts. $200. 646--0672 i d h II tac gar, ~rpts, drps, d/w, plllllice11, Jap garden. Owner VIEW LOT BE A $255 -Nice 2 Br. ~c:_11.n View $175. 2 BR, patio, g1tra,ge, nu , re •1 self cleaning oven, patio, 49'.l-4107. "SPEEDWAY" Apt. Ne. beoch. ·~k. cpta/d.,,., adult.. 165 B 2U! awlm pool pnvl. $2:i<I. l(tx5() r.tORILE llome Ne11'port B<"ach .. view of bay NU.VIEW RENTALS St. 642-8017 830-0871 or 830-8333. W/l0x30 C.abana built on, & ocean. Con~1der yacht ln ~73-4030 or 494-3148 SHARP! 3 BR, 2 BA, dbl REALTY cov bac:k patio, beAut part. S67.500. 979.:1l!W. SPONSOR CHARMING 3 BR hontr, 1 ~ar. 05hwhr. Condo. Pool. A Company \Vllh Vision lndscpg, 101.1 of xtms. 890 C.olf COUJ"S(> R-1 Lot lnve.t in the hott£>St .'lpotf in blk to beach. FUiiy furnish-Rec ctr. $240 mo. 673-4891 Univ. Park Center, lrvlne I\', 15th SI. 11pc 28, N.B. 158' on 151h Tl'r, nf 1-feM Sou lhf'rn Ca 11 t 0 r n i 8 _ od ex("f'pt linen-Healf'd LARGE 2 Br. F:ncl. garn~ Call Anytime. 557.7500 ~226 Vt-rde C.C. F"a ntastic vl('w. SPEED~'AY lo.i 0 T 0 R . pool, JunP 2:\ to July 1!1. avail. 1 ChUd ok. Call Offlee houl'!l 8 AM to 8 PM 3 BR, Buena Park. nr VIKING 1972. 3 BR, air 546-..1000 I !>1;,..1925 CTCT.E R..\CING. Exnnr. S900. References & deposit 1&1~Z-~lll/'56~o>c•·_!911:7!>-~79~71;~.--_ 1 ~~"("!!!!"'!~!!!!~~~I rreewa,yR, schoo!A, $ 2 4 O. "" di h LRG V I I Do .,.... require:!. 4M-1876 eve!!. ::: days 558-8161 ev., •~ ~-co .. s '>''II.Sher, 5 Star u ot, n vcr shores, ienN'.'d ridf'r l'l('ed11 financial -'-'====::;::..o..:=--COZY 2 BR, frpl c, pool, am. FOR lense l lnivcr. Park, · ' • ,,...,.,o;u>./, ~lnbileo Adult Pk. Jn:ine $52,000 for lenllt" hnld. becking. E.>ccellenl adverti.5-VICTORIA Bc:h. 1 BR h.o;c + yard. Adults only, Ref's. E· Lux .. 3 br, 2 ba twnhse. l)upftixes Unfurn. 350 ;,.,il-4R28 ' 01111er. l'Vt's 714 • 640-16%1, Ing And prornofional <lP. JW.>p nn '-''/b.1th on 2 lot.s, :oilde. $195 5-l!t-4421. Premium G~n-belt loca·i,;.;:.::;.;;;;.;::,.::.;..:;.:.::.::..__:::: Nfo::\\'POHT BA\' BEAUTY rlnys Zl:'I -6.16-0~'7 Porlunl!y. Busillf!ssc11 or In· vie'>'' from patio, S2:i0 yrly. tion. Cle. In pools &: tennla. B1lbo1 Island I I 642-1272 3BR, 2BA, fa n1l ly rm n-L d I I U &J-----::..·---A1 111 p.ari<, p!iv11.te hf.11.ch SAN Cl-01ncntf' R-4 Stt"N?t to d!viduals cRll for rlctall11 . firepllu:t!, fenl'f'd yd, qulf't'. i,,.-Rtl eoor, ove Y pa o 2 UH. 2 Hi\, Jg L.R, sundf'<'k SIN'f't lot. $12,5')0. S~:,00 rln. Ph. Strw, 675-3085 11rter 6. Lido 151e l775. 2459 Nof'54.'-\\i'a.y, O l atrium. 552-7681 LEASE, watt>rfront, pier. Paooram1e \'lcw 540-3672 Q\\' r1n1·. Ho,y J , \\"11rd Co. \'OUR 81..lSINF.S.t; .;.,.;.,;,._:.:.;;;______ 3 BR, 2111 BA In 'University N{'w 3 BR, 2 BA nil clec. Townhouse Furn. 330 G1neral ~!UST SACRIFICE 646--022.'i or Mfr.AA97. ?th1rine orlen!rd ft•n·rnoney l>ELL"Xt: 2 hr, !IC'l'ld. 1),lltlo, r.i~~~ .. ~~~e~1~·· fam. rm. Park. poo~~579·L $300. 1::'~:::':;"':::. I:.. 6-73'!1=-•-38_._z_1<_c_'_"_"" LATE n10del UX40 2 BDR1'.I, l2x60 '7! Champion. Shown Mountain, Desert mRkcr In hrllrt ot Newport . utJL pd . 100 ft fron1 beach. Ownl"r/agent G42-5000 JoHTv.J i: ~~;~ic~(~~ ~~~J~"~~ j~ ~f.e~PS:~ 1!}-~3~ard St., __ R_e_so_r_t _____ 1_7_4 j~~ ~nt~i~ ::i~rThj~)()= ~d~:~.1.J~y~~s~.6~~ mo. *3 BR, q . )'tlrd, wat{'r QUICK CASH Balbo1 Penlnsul1 El Toro. SJ(),500 or <"an itr· 1-bu11l~ lnYl'Rtmcnt hA."I N S.. h p&id, $235*e~~t!1!Y*· THROUGH A * DELUXE 3 Ur, 2 Ba. 111.~ lakt• over o l lN Del~hUuJ Bays Ide *ESTATE SALE-Two ch11..llenp::i ng ho r I z on 1 . ewport C Y"IVVl'W bltM, ll'Ar, trplc. YclU"ll lit ~11•n01s. Call t o d a Y · v,01111a.'l!:nyBR.,,1:._~,ll3'cm•90011er "Big Be•r'' lots, $11,000 tntormatlon by a.pp!. only. 3012 CllU Dr ~1 -tined 5 BR, crpts, drp11, bll1n!., c:lse DAILY PILOT <lnly. N"o peta. 838-49C9 . ....,,._ . , • .,. ,...., h THE BLACKBURN CO · · rn; · ,,_. ':~~~~~~"'!"!!!!""I Call ......._ -or..;. •743•. · e•c . Lake view. $7,500 · coup!•, tenU·ttllred or 2 to everythl~wlm club WANT AD '"~ "''J"""J 1831 Wf'61clltf. NB 645-1800 ava!J ....,. 3h45 UOO 1 Bdrm, 1 bath, lOx!iO l br. Mobile home ind S8,000. HERITAGE ladies. tAw rent. \Vrlle: • "'"""' "i. "'"" 112,IXX). Adult&. w/10.lO cabana. Xlnt a>od. INVESTMENT DIVI. Any ••Y" tile BEST DAY to ruith Ettu, 11134 Calle UlG 2 Br"°""" cp~ "°""· CALL 642-5678 NEW luxmy ZBA~mR k den lla,ysldc v111..., sr.l-1645 Furn. 543-7832 SION 933-2560 "'E,TI. '1!.ll'.'v"P~ · · Ju.min,,,,....... Ooks, CA. frig, tncd ml. ,..... Adults. FOR ACTION ' flrepl.... view. N•ar 913$). $.c.1~25~. ~~-'-'1"1121"'''-'67"-l-<l:i.<l267:...::::.:... _ _;. ____ .:.._ __ .:.._'_c'_• Ocean. LM $425. 673--6313 • AVAIL Now -E/side 2 Br, 11,i Ba, pool, nr schools & , shop'g. No pets. 646--0474. I 1BR, Jrg tastefully furn, I working adults only, $155. 1004 El Camino, 546-5704 2 BR. Trailers, turn. .$130 , mo. Util incl. No children no pets. 546-3&55. i $129 l BR. Furn. Util. 00. Near Store&. Quiet. Adults, 1985 Pomona. CM 548-0728 , NICE 1 Br dplx. Quiet. Sep , by garages. Employed adult Ol'el' 30, no pels. 5~8-1021. e TROPICAL POOL e 1 Br fum. $1 ·15 gas & wtr pd. I E/slrle on 18th. 548-1168 BACHELOR Apts. SUS &' \ Up. No children or pets. 1 2135 Elden Ave, Apt 1, C.1.1. ) N"ICE l & 2 BR Trallen. $75 j & up. 133 E. 16th Sl., C.M. I 642--.1 :.;.1v I D1n1 Point , UVE in the all new nW I Point Jiarbor at t h • beaulilul Marina IM Motel , 34902 Del Obispo S t , , 1 (496-2353). Kitchens, ef· f1clencles and apw1:Jnenta, heated pool, direct dial phones, televl5ion, aaunt bath, I au n dr y facllltlett nteeUng room, close to San Oemcnt~ and L 11 g u n a 1 Bea.ch. Come play in our sport1ishl~. shopping Md resteurnnt11. ~ week and I up, Brin&' this ILd and receive $5 orr on first week's rent. I _H_u_n_t_ln-'g'-t_o_n_B_•_•<_h __ • , $145-$16:5 BAOfELOR & l BR.., pntlo1t frplc'!t prlv. garage!'! .. Divided balh &: lot• cl~ctA. Rec. hall, pool &: pool le blcg, MUM bl!.ths. See for youraelf. 17301 Keelson l..n. Cl hlk W. o Beac::h, l blk N. of Slater). 842--71148 I • • Classified INDEX Advertising . • l..__"--_""_Slle__,I~ .u ..... c ............. 1• 11'1«.lf• .,.. ~ ...... . .._., --.. -..... ...... , ...... ..... ,. .. 111111111 .. .,. 1.ie.. ••r< ..... --.,..,_ .. , C1•l•tr1• ... di c.u-,..,. C•-Miii ...._, --DIM Pllnt --E••f lllln' l!I Twt l'-1•1• V111eY Ga,... ........ Hwtllttfwl 9..ai """'"' ..... "',,,,..,, .. .,.. " .. .... ·~ ... ll"'llM ''"K41 ............ 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Huntlnyton lluch _ : ~~~-:;''"" 3 Bedrooms, l bath. carpet.. & drapes. Semi· • Free linens furnished. Stove fJ refrigerator. Room.males -.. _ FOLLOW THE MAP TO • T.V. I: maid serv. avail. O.K. '3~0 Month, annual leue ·~.a.Que -Wilson Gardens WAITING : ~= Call Mn. Gil '675;-46.30 LIST OPEN !or 22'3 Fount1ln W1y E11t. BEST lllYS? ~~=- c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 ., SA\'E £ASH? Want ad results , . , , .6U-5&78 ad. Call 642-6678. ~ We give you more room for le11 moneyl Apia. Furn. 360 Apl. Unfurn. 365 S B C 11 N ~;;;;;,;~---".;;;l~~~~P~~y~or;;.,;;•;,.;;;ow~.~·~·~··~·~··~·~·~6;1-4<;~~2;«;6:..,I Huntington BHc:h Costa Mesa --.z.-----.;.;;=..;:,c=----A _,_pt_._u_n_r_ur-'"-·--_:365;;;c 1 Apt. Unfum. 365 $140 -ULTRA NICE Apt. 6 Pools. 4 tiardens. Sauna. * * * Costa MeN ~::::.· pfu"~ 11 0 . ONE STANDS OUT MEN, small beach t.>tel. Another Rlnt Brothers Yoo can klok • lot, but ~ RoomJ $2UO per wk. .Apt Deve'91>ment 1\'0ft't find anythina to com· ISO "" month. 5.1&-1ll54. MEDITERRANEAN par< with tho -· •PJ>e"" Hunt•-ton tt.rbou &net, great locatlon and --..::!!' r VILLAGE greao gaafcn apartment 'A NEW furn. Studio, acrou here: 1 "bedrooni., den, f • tr. beach, dock avail. Water An address of distlnc-spackxls entertaining areu, pd. Jacuni pool, !n>k, Uon in Costa Mes a =lo kllcl>en, 2 balha PINECREEK v1ew. Sl95. 213: 863-8291: d . t t N rl aettnagardenw:ltbtlowen, LIVES UP ~ a Jacen O ewpo pUttlng and pool. Youn for TO ITS NAME ,.. Laguna Beach Beach, Balboa and the $225. Sorey, no chll<nn. 0 500 all • • • * OCEANFRONT * So uthland's finest com-THE ORLEANS ,;r10 ,.;., .. ,';':., Leue 3 BR, 2 BA. $750 mo. rnunJties. 1741 Tu..iin 8..13-0886 \\·11terlalls create a 6 "'°"· mlnlmwn to 5 )'t'I UNFURNISHED * RENTALS * "!axing "Uing 10' Cllllm unfum.) 2 BR, 2 BA your spa.ck>us nt'\\' 1. or sim n10. A up. Elljoy rooi. 1 Bedroom. Fr. $165 YEARLY 2-bedroorn 11.panrnent. Sn1all C0tta MeN 1, 2or 3 RR Apt at the VILLA YORBA lfuntingt:On Beach 1714) 141-9622 2 BEDROOM, I bath, bulltlna, fully carpeted. Chlldnn OK. $145. per month. Call DALE, 962-4471 . *MOVE IN TODAY* •· Spac. 2 & 3 BR. $149 &. S1J)9, Kids ~·el«N11e. Pool. G .. 17361·A l(eell!IOO Ln 11 hlk \V. or Bench Blvd., orr Slat· ;- er l. St7-&li0. STEPS TO BEACH Ne~-2. 3 BR Vi~w Apts. Rltn.~. gar. 419 19th St. Opt":n Sun 12-:>. 4!),1-8322. -WALK TO BEACH blue Pacific, s>A'te'Pin& viCYI 1 BR. & Den. Fr. $185 From $650 Month pct.!! ok. F\'On1 $165. t'un1i1111·l· coastline, elevator to beach 2 Bedroom . Fr. $205 SUMMER available. l\lode!s open 11:00 Nev.· 2 BR, Crpt/<lrps, & IXIOL AlllO for sale. 2 BR Twnhou F $245 to 6:00. 2.100 Fn.il'ViC?\\" J{d .. dsh\\'!ihr, frpl. 205 15th. Swartz, Rllr. 499-3005. Pl C slelsF r I From $1200 Month CO&ta l\fesa. Phone : :H:-..-2300. ..S:::llc:~:::"":::"::1. _____ _ ease a or BILL GRUNDY -----Newport Bffch A ·i b .li · 2 BR, 2 HA. $210. Adult • V81 a I ties Realtor 675-6161 HARBOR GREENS Pooldde Ganlen Bungalow .. The charm of Old NEW VILLA PAULA :t! 6oet>~l~. =-T~. $29.50 per \Vk & up, 1 BR, 2 BR & Bachelors. Color 1V, maid serv, pool. The A1esa, 415 N. Newport Bl., NB 646-S681 World Spain awaits you ONLY 1 LEFT! From $130 to $215 Mo. nis. ~ in Costa, Mesa at Ring suJ. 8;~~.~)1\IE Bachelor. 1. 2 or 3 Br. c5:::M::.l..:NUT=,::E:::..Soo-oc-,.,,-.~,~B=R. -.: Brolhers M e d i t e r .. Su.per for 2 woti<'a: gals Beam ceilings. Firpl.c. Encl. bltns, OW. closed i'arast •.• r a n e a n Village. The Slag crpt, drps., patio beani paUo. Sep. 1ndJY area. 2 shq & drpl, rves/wkndl • country is the .selling cellinp, garages. ' Pools._ Sawia. Rec. rad.I. 962-56<& • · OCEANffiONT -Open June & July. Fonner owners Unit. S:lJO I< $2'5 wkly. 61>-ll53l. where quaint cobble-62'J Hamilton; C.M. 548-3)62 Secunl)' Guard. No peta. 2 BR. Ne111.iy decorated. Walle · . stone courtyard& and See Mar Mr. " Mrs. Hoban Model• Open 1o oceon. Encl .... Blt·lno. · 1 BR ··~ .,,...,. unit, pathways wind over THANK YOU 10 'Ill 7 pm Sl95/mo. :136-ru6. ' ~;il~d, Call 833--0121 streams and ponds to Now Olliy 2 apta left at ru& 2700 Peterson Way, CM ** B~al:ewbe!mf· .. • 365 the door of your vWa Thurin St. Both a.re 2 BR-(f'lr Ha~ Acl1m1) trplc4.foar fut St .• toH.U. _Apt,_._u_nfum __ . ----apartment. ~BA, brand nl.L All xtru 70 \I.' AllJ< to beach. LuJ:ury • .: General cld. & gar. S185. 545-5800. ._ ,.. j;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;j-Fireplaces, wet barSt 2 BR, 1 BA single story Park-Like Surrounding ~~ i~~iiarqe. -• ~............ beamed.ceilings, wooa garden unit, •h&i crpls, QUIET D!:LUXE WATERFRONT with allp 2 ' NEWPORT HEIGHTS paneling. drp<, dahwhr, ln<:<l patio, • & 3 Bit APTS. nd 1 $500 AREA -Large 2 bed--Fashioned designed beain cell, frpl, gar. Adlts. Pvt Patios * Htd Poot BR, ~ 0 • ~a~. · rm, bulltin kitchen, color-cQOrdinated . $180. zso Elden 5.17-3125. Nr. Shop'g *Adult• only Lcmoc:::.·==-=-----1 dishwasher, w/w cir· .... n·ors, with carpet.a BDRM, 2 BA w/patio, new Martinique Apts. aguni en l.4"; decor. $175. Inu:ned occupy. pets, drapes, closed and drapes. 1045 Valenca, Apt B, 1777 Santa Ana Ave., Cl\1 LAGuNA ntate llvinl on 1•raoe. $250 .. ·per mo. -Private patios and 53&8114 or Sl).8887 Mr. l'\fgr Apt 113 646-5542 acre• or gardens. Wkle .. Adults -no p •ta. balconies. Domtneuez TWO BR DUPLEX =:at:~~t•~·;p ~~; REALTOR 642-43S3 -Community Centet OWNERS unit 3 br, 1"' ba, Ea11tslde. Crt>t9• drpg, enc cloae to beach. Swim~ " ~ with spacious lounges, blttns, diahwhr, t i r pl c , gar~"e. Adults, no pets. pool soon. 2 BR., 2 bathl. :. . DELUX 2 br, dra/crpt, 2817 billiard and ping pong crpta, dra, Mesa Verde Avail June 1st. $160/mo. Only 3 apts. at $450 to ~ . Flor1da St, 536-4761 or rQOmS area. $2t0. mo. Water pd. 64Z-087. month I y, lncl. utll. ; ~. Bill. -3 sw:l~mtng P 0 0 l I Avail. June 1st, 5'&--2:182. Dani Po1nt Considerate adult•. 49'-4653 .; : Balboa Island Id blrl I ..i NEWLY DECXJRATED 1 or your broker. · ou oor W poo , "' ~m utilitit'll Pa 1 d e Detuxe 2 BR, l ~~ BA, CMOICE '. : NEW, 1"'11' & beautllull night lighted tennll Ftiepliic~. $200. ~1'>mo'. °"'an view, cp<•/""", OCEANFRONT • : 2 BR. 2 ba., trpL Stepl w the courts. ' Realtor, Sff-1270 aelf-clna: oven. private · ' ....... $375 Yrl H Ith with grassy yard. Avail. June 2 BR, 2 BA, apt, l 'ft lie. · • U<Y· Y· -ea spa am-* SllADY ELMS-POOL 1 l:135 Mature adults, no pet.. • : WINTON REALTY 675-3331 nasium and separate • Adul~ Pool&lde $145 up. · :., * * Lquna· Udo, n7$ Coast ' ELEGANT 2 Br w/gar, nr men's and women'• • Otlldren dead-md at. • 1 BR apartments ts/ H, .. Squth L&§Una· lthops/bch, Yrly. m-3437, facllllie• l n c 1 u d .. 177 E. 22nd St.. CM 642-3&l5 drl>8 d'\\'8shr 'ran~' LARGE 1 bdnn. bltm, Eve/wknds548-7398. ing sauna baths. 2 UPSTAIRS BR, 1~ ba, nu s1m'mo.-to.mo.' SUnlet Ter'N.ce, '' blk to YEAlt.LY lge modem 3 Br, 2 -A security system to Ulel!I 6 crpta, wlk to bus &: * * * bea.ch. Panotam!c ocan ~:U.fr~~· bltna. 130 insure your p~vacy. ~fts, no pets, • ;J.1izJ BA apartmenta, ~·(Jr.5-~rr;n incl utn. -A special section for A-•c ,_ 1 • 2 R BRAND NE"'ll 1 BR ln ~ north nd are Balboa Peninsula th "th all ta ''""' . new,..... • B n . l'il bl~b;m beacli I: e.:Y I: OCEANFRONT -eo':i':.::i'.nu'lm . J:.~ ~::,. ... "'!"' .. 1:."'~'':i'p Dana Harbor Realty wtlk lo ........ $215. Ulil. :·: $175 ed to all o Southem 64!>-0116. pd. R•t•. ""1~· 494-4Zl. • • 2'671 LA PLAZA 2 BR. Adu!bl:, no pea, OideT ·-.: Charmlng Vu. mdio, avail Callfofn!a, ju1t min-GARAGE apt. P r I m • 1 •• ~ ~·d "= • l;"',..,tside loc 1 BR untum 496-2790 83\.-0044 .....-prei • ....,.., mo • , • yearty, adlts • no pets. utes from the Pacific ~ · • -Ph 5'4-2339 17U312 Oc d N rt $165mo. 675-4630, eve 1 Need a "Pad'•., P1ace an ad' : · ' ean an ewpo -M&--106S Owner/agent can "'·"'' -~ · · Cl lfied Ads 64" -YEARLY leaae, nu 3BFt, Beach ftYerlooklnC J ..,..........,,o. au ··· · •· .-JOio. 2BA. wlfum apt. "-lo the cOsta Mesa Coun-~. UnfUrn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. 365 Apt. Uhfvm. 365 · : bey & ocean. 673-2512 3 BR, 2 BA, trplo. Beach " try Club. II-" l!Hch Newport BHch Newport a..ch ~lh.L~~ ~13'Z;/po< HoUJ'll: J:y to 5:30 il'iilillfV!f!filff!i!iVV~~WWffli 3 BDRM, 2 BA, bltnt, $Zi0. mo. Avail June. 61>-3308 Capistrano .Beach lBR, upper, duplex, ocean vu, $250 mo. Open Sun 10-2. Bn-0666 eves. 344'3 Vla Esplnota. Capistrano Bch. Corona del Miir ON TEN ACRES Apts. furn./wifurn. LeMe Fil'epJ&Ct! / priv. po.t)os. Poo1a Temtla Cootnt'I Bld.t. 900 SU. Lan, CdM SU.XU <MacArthur nr Coat HwyJ ~--------- Dlrectlonl to Mediternneaa. VUlqe: From the San Diep Freeway: Harbor Blvd., South 2 miles. Or from Nn-- Jllrt Blvd., tum North oa Harbor Blvd. E MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE 2400 Harbor Blvd., E c .. 1. Me .. , Call!. nn• (1141 S57-l020 We beUeve In Equal Hou.elng Opportun!Ues = * * *~ $165-2 BR. 11,ii BA. Studio on = cul-de-Ac. Prtv. patio, pool, crpts, drp!I, hltns. Nr. sho~'(· Children ok. No le. peti. 735 Joann St. CM . so 1 . of Hwy 2 Br upatafn 2 BDRM, util. tum., erpt, w 1ar &: sundeck, prtv en-drpt, range & reb1g. Older try, newly decor It c;Tf>l, adu1tl, oo pets. $150. mo. Swedish frplc, bltnt, rerrla» $35. .ecurity, ~ $"lOO mo. 51B\I Begonia. Open SeJ. le-Sun 9-5. ~ LAR. 3 br, 2 ha, crpts, dnui, blUm, $170. mo. 7 8 7 VE'R.Y Nice 4BR, 2%ba, Shallmar, 554-0372. It no = lrplc, dbl oven, dsh/wah, ans. ~a-4512. crpts & nu drps, gar, 4 hlka NE;:;.:;,;;"~2"'=8"a". '-2::--c8",'"'·...,"""'-,-.1 to ocean. $365 mo. 644-683J,. I p I BBQ G i No ts crp g, oo , , ar . Pi' • Adults only, oo pets. 376 W. St 2 BR, din. rm, ffl>lc, new "Bay3;.. ~=~~~~~,.I crpll &: drpe. $285/mo. Call ,-,,.,...,. Adu! Mr Beal 5= .,.,,..,,.. v•~.r · 2 BR, 1~ BA. 1$ · 8• ~'"'"'· only, no pets. $150/mo. 2 BR. $265/mo. Crptl, drps, 611>-C Joann St. 54S-9:i73. GW'. Crpt, drp. c.n !llr. SMAIL 1 ""· ~. UIU Be.,is, r.56-8790. Pd. 1 adult, DO pet. Yrly. LARGE DELUX 1 bedrm, S14!>414.5. 000 ~ one block from beach. J225/Mo. Call Agt : &14-777n ** SPACIOUS .2 BR, crpll, _ ~ drapes. $140. Married ~I . I nR. 1 BA, 2 blka IO Lttila '73-81'5 aft 6. = ~ pool. $2IO. -Ll\Gbl I BR, c:<71f. drpo. tno, ortv. patio. No peb. 2BR, patio, gar, Vlew S15'. 557~. 516~ Larkspur. 2 BR. Adulta, "° pets. BA"t 644-8475 or 673--0817 M NEW 2 BDRM, family rm, crpu, drps, hltn!I. $350. mo. Avail Sept. 675-m LARGE 2 BR. bltn!I, cpl.I & drps. $140 per month, ShArp! 646-9270 Cost1 Mesi EAOOWS APT. 387 W. Bay St CM. 640.oo73 $140 up. 2 Br., 3 Br., 2 Ba. Pool, blt·lns, play yard. 1996 Maple. 642-3813 LAR. 3 Br. 2 Ba, crplll, dras, It N,. occ. Fre•hly pntd, .., .............. 111 •"ll•rl ,..... ____ ..... .., &•clwlw W,.tylft fW .i.c-1111 antts ..• ""'""" J .,..._... •ttm111tt ...... Wltfl • ""'"'"• teuch ... i .................... ""kt! .. , ---"'-Ill-~,......, ~ • ,,.~ "AD1,11u· ...,.. ._.. ..,. ••. A ---ltfnflt If ••-.tf ............ 9"•1. ..,..,lfll 111""'"-... 1.11111 .,.i fwliMI ......... Un- nctll ..... II llvllll ¥111111 .,mtacy .,...,1411M tty '"'"'" M>u1e MC1rtty '"""""-<IMMI clre.h TV. One Bedroom/Studio from $195 Two Bedroom from $305 SMALi. nn WIU:OMI • NC01:4t0fl COMIU~TI .. AN• fUIHllMIN0-1 AV.t.tt.AIU, MODILS Of'IN 9.00 A.M. t0 DUUl Donald J. Scholz & Company -- (7141 645-0060 .. ..:""'"'''::•lrs=·..:l::.119;;·::.· .::":.:'..:""::e350=. --1 .. NEW 2BR 1 BA, C!'!J>el~ & ~ 2 BR. Avall 11.ftcr 1st Of June. drape•, builtns. s1D". R""' ~ "f1t1111I H•v1/1tf o,,.,.....l#tt" Bit Pn . ..., -.. 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' S SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 LINES . , TIMU - $4.50 $5.80 $6.10 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND Bl.LL 0 OR USE YOUR • CHAR<DE CARD . ,11l>li1h r ......... ••••••• cleyl, beginninq •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C1 .. 1ific1tion , , , , , , , , , , , • •• ,, , , ,, •• , , • , , ... , , , •••• , •• , ••• ••., ••• N-• • • • • .. ' • ... • • •' • • '• ••'' •• • • •• •• • • • • •. •·. •. • .. , • • •. •. • • • ... MdHt1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• City ••••••• , , • , , •••••••••••••• , ••• "'°"• ....•................... M•ri•r Ch•r9• Numb•r , ••••••• , , •••••••• E1plr11tio11 D1t1 , , , , • , • , l11r1kA'"•ric1rd Nurnb•r , •• , •• , ••• , , , , • • • • E1ipr•fio11 D11t11 , , • , ••• , •· ' 7 12 TIMR :,, · 'T1MIS TIMU ' --- $7.40 $11.70 $17.70 St.01 $14.50 $22.50 $10.76 $17.30 . $27.30 10 FIG"ll COST Put onl~ on• word i11 ee<eh s;i•ce •bo .. e. Include your eddrt"11 or p~one nu,,,ber. The cod of yo11r eJ i1 11 the end ef the line on which the l11t word cf your ed is writ· ten, Add Sl.00 plu1 ) lin11 exh-111 if you d11;,, 1111 of DAILY PILOT l oe 1tr .. ic1 with ,,,,;1,a r1plie1. -------CUT HERi-PA.in ON YOUR INYILO,Ei------- c1 ... mec1 D•pt: BUSINESS REPLY MAIL Finf Cl111 ''"""No. 12, Co•t1 M"a. C1lifo1ni• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT P. 0. Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Cbrif. 92626 . •. • • .. -• \ Or Give Us cin Order by Phone at 642-5678, the Direct Line to DAILY PILOT Classified Want Ad l . I I I -· RE5 .ULT5 'E Pl d , in fr . ·a :w t ' ~ ' ' ' "=· - • Buy a Border to I I Bargain 'Every classified want ad in the DAILY PILOT appears in every edition every day. That means your ad will be seen in papers delivered lo homes and sold from newsracks from border lo border • aU along the Orange Coast •• an the . way from ' I ~ Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get It All ·Huntington Beach I Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beaeh Laguna Beach ,Jrvfne Saddleback San Clemente Capistrano L (Plus the daily newsrack edition) For One Price With ' A Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO ... , " ··~ Nuc;:r BllJ;C; Nowpa<t -. No.,.ort - I (In Newport Beach) This weekend is BAYWOOD APARTMENTS' GRAND OPENING. Well. actually it'll be more in{of{Tlal, nJStic, leafy, and breathla/<ipg , than a usual "weekend-gjven-to- apartrnent-hunting" Grand Opehing. Please come. Donl wear your best clothes. You may decide tci hike a bike trail. ~ J'9U have children, tiring tljem. Welcome. · If you've never seen your kids in the midst of wild fl owers and small creatures in a nature canyon park, bring a camera. Feel at home here. '· ..fif . "!.~' ~-···· If you're a privacy-loving adult searching for a home that includes woodsy paths, sunlit open spaces and a curiously nostalgic bridge, bring your checkbook. Whoever you are, a famHy group or adult, Baywood apartments and townhouses wonl-disappoint you. You11 see~ Whatever your lifestyle, it probably includes celebration. At Baywood, it's sure to. The recreation center was made for. fun. Superbly. Huge fireplace. Pillowed . conversation pit. Billiard and card rooms. Dance area Lounges. Complete kitchen facilities. Wet bar. A neat player piano. A table !Oflwo here and ttiere. Even more charming than Its picture is · the bridge .. . . Same with the sunny patios and· balconies. Two pools-one a junior olyrnpic size-the other Jacuzzi- equipped fdr adults. The randomly placed barbeque pits are handy. Conv.enient rriini-laund!Y centers sided by fenced tot lots. Yes. Be practical. Check into the schools;-shopping conveniences. Newport Center within walking distance, freeway accessibility, bay and beach adjacency. All the features thoughtful apartment-hunters think through. Closets. bulk storage, carports, room sizes, calibre of appliances. 1 bed!oom average: $230 2 bodroom average: $295 3 bedroom average: $345 2 bedroom towrtioose average: $350 3 bedroom towrllouse 8\'tllage: $4 t 0 oales oltice open 10 a.m to 6:30 p.m dai~ telephone: (7!4) 644·5555 SANTA ANA J"ffY. ~-~ .. ----SAN JOAQUIN HILLS RD. rACIFIC COAST HWY. owned and managed by 1M: IRVINE al'.llFWN "1972 Multi-Family Builder of the Year• I ' ~· s.un,o,, .. .,, 19, l'IT.J DAIL V PILOT • -l~I -I~ """·· Apts.. Gar-for 11 ... 1 435 Gar-for llent 4H m l'urn. or Unlllflf. 370 VARIOUS SIZES-fROM--$7.SO/llJ. Purn. or Unfum. Cott•-Cost•~ EL PUERTO MESA FOR BETTE I " --,.;:;:;; PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS . ,, THll~CI TO LIVEI FOR LESS &t ... .,.,,.. llHI to ...... our 1111 Kfll ol •Utile, ''"" °"'" IPKI t1Wlr<iDm111t, Enjoy our ••clu1h•• 1r11 .. cr1IU 1\udlO, lwo nlf'11-' llthNl°'l1nnlt co .. •b, ..,.nl run clf'll~• wlt'1 • p11y1r t1!1no. ffftur1 l.ng\l'I m001l1•, bllll1rdJ Ind or cou• .. OllF pool, .. Uf'IH, '1Utl P•Uot el'ICI mor11 s -1.c: .. 11rlr ~.,..a Jr. on• -room1 comp11111w fi.r•nlohff, utllllffl paid, from S110. On• bedroon;i• tr cm •160 -IWO bed•oomt l•pm t its. Vou'•• •1111'11, tti•r .. urMl••·Ptlc:ffl ft1 .. rv1 now for_. JIM\' Ol>ilnlnt-f'dultt · '"o.IMIS., Pl-. sell-storage mint-' warehouse units Salo .. Alllpa<e ... "'"' you ..... Iha by •n.tUI • "O•MOIM ·r·~~·; ·~· ...... '""'Jmft ; .... : • JfOUIG4 Of Ml •IMDS I AU.9llllrl.Cll ' ~=EEiitn#.10011 ...................... ,., .... _,.,..... ...... COMPL furn 3 Br on wtr, BaJ 181. June $300; Aug 2 wks $Z'J(J, 4 .,,.kl $900. ~7 SECLUDED New Po r t Island. 'Summer rentals, Summer Rent1l1 420 Vacation Rentals 425 NORTH Lake Tab:ie Dollar Point. Modem 4 Br. 2 Ba chalet, sleeps 10. Tennla, pool & beach. f'or info {415) 62'J--2177 or wrlll" P . Petersen, 65-K Redhlll Cir- cle, Tiburon. Caltl s.1920 BIG Bear. $50 Weekend; $100 week: $250 Mo. 2 Sty. hon1e. Moonridge 494-9727 Rentals to Share 430 WANTED! FemaJe rooma.te. ! Age (22-26) to share 3 BRr 2 BA apartment on Newport Beach Penninsula w 1 t h same. Call 979-1976 after 5:00 p.m. available now. 673-6210, 3 RM deluxe suite, Adj. Mlke. (213) 37'-4640 collect. A.rporter Hotel & O.C. OCEANFRONT, wkly 6CKS a.lrport. Full 1ervIce1, Seashore, 1 BR apt. can ad 54c/ft .. no lease req. 2172 I1i.B~-~hi. 6 4 5 - 8 4 2 7, DuPont, Rm. 8, 83.1-322.l "'"°1.H<f3.{>==1,,26:::·-----I DESK space aV&llable $50 UDO Isle, 4 BR, 3BA. home mo. WW provide fUmjtuni July $1:D>, Aug,_ $1400, days at SS n10. Answering ter'Viee 96)..1356, eves IJ15..8766 available. 17875 Beach Blvd. LIDO Isle Waterfront 3 Brfl HuntiflP)n Beach. 64]...4.121 Ba. Ju..,/July 11250/mo. OFFICE SPACE Aug. $1.500. 6~. Ne\\-Port Beach. Various ali:ie OCEANFRONT 1 Br. apt5. suites, prime arell. Call Nr. Balboa. Pier. Low week-manager 675-1720 ly rate11. 673-4928. f'URNISHEO & unfurn. of- 2 BR. SUMMER RENT AL flee i;uiles. Eally actftll, Coro na dl'I Mar. $55. & $6:), n10. 2.l:tl E. 833-1691 or &73--3121 Coa.~t they, Cd~f. ~5-31~ NR ocean. & channel, JBR, OITICE simce for rent 600 ..,.. w .,..,m 2BA, $254}-$2'75 wkly. Da,y• "' It. A/C, W"l 20th St, • a&&a.tAUSt 615-5366, aft 5, !»8-32ai Costa f\1eaa, 6 4 6 -9 6 9 7 ; . '4'. VILLAG£ft! NEW apt. JBR, dis.hv.'Uher, ~-::=:o''--=~~~-1 l~~~~~~~S~S~l~~·~~~~~L __ J J blk to beach: l to bay. 000 sq.fl . OFFICE w/Hv'g 714 a Dl'E l3!IO per ....... •~ qtn llSS. Al., Qll oq.11. - -.. For that Item under $50, try STORE, $156. C.r.f. 645-21~ .. ' , I . the Penny Ptncher. I Need a "Pad··7 Place an ad! \ • • DAii. Y PllOT 511-.-llor 19, IWJ.!!!!. !!!!!! !~I.___-_ 1~ 1 ---1~ 1 ---1~ ~ ..... ,,~,..:~. l[DJ~••rl!~ ;;;;'""'~,·-·~l[ll]~1~r ~· ,~, , •• ~. ~ l ~iiiiiiiiiiii~~ .. 1 Offl .. Ront•l 440 llant•I• Wantocl "'° .......,. (,_ ~ "' l'c'-11 & C-t, c...cnt. Ho-nl!'! H~•;;lp~w:.,,~·=ed~,=M:=':F=7=10~r;;~'P~W=••;ted;;;·;M;;:;&~F=71;0:~H~·~lp~W~ ... ;;;;ted~,~M~&~";;7;•~ - PRE!ll'IGE ornCES Wwnued to""" ~'"" ~~~ ~.,,.. 575 FOUNDATIONS -Artiftl< o.c.c. BnJDENT will do AFrERNODN yard -COSMETIC Nt>w prcftalonal b Id t n I . 3 Bed r oo ra • unfllmllhed Moblle pan: cD.:ta '*-. L£ARH Plan&tn. conc:n:le 4 brick tiou.twork In Newport , tor Ouilltian Pre-lchool.. BANK ST RA TOR t"'ountaln Valley. $250 per hooAe -.1n1 r~ )'Vd lor 6t1-<6kL ~ p I• a 1 e pa1D, fie. Llc'd 8#-0681. Irvine, Cotta l\feaa ~a. 4 1 ;iCaliij,I ii646-ii&ruii;i?_ ... iili&iil DEMON mo. tncld.s J't'Ct'Pllilntst rm. doe:-S49--0283 claim. No pea aJloWl9d C&LL&klW PATIOS, walb, drlvn. Saw, hr. mlnlmum. $2.50 hr. r• Pl•tform S.Cr•t•ry ~pcMefl(.'l!d. ~ptkm~1. anawertng RISPONSTBLE marrll'"d h!re! lllf"IUlllll ma break, remove • npl&oe Dtane i0-33G. APPLIANCE 9J. & typing, knowledee vi IM!?'Yl~. crptil\a:. drJ>I, udl, couple Me(! crn::y I to 2 BR z~IPP~=E-RED--ca-.,-con-taln~I~.. concttt.. MS-tl68I f« •L P•lntlftti & TECHNICIAN R.E. comm'! &: 11. po.n Apply f'enionnet otc •~ & 1anl1ortal lk'rvlet·. home ~:Ith yard on note-a for UC1 co 11 e I e 510R1'HA1m PATl~PLANTERS Paperhaftll"' Experlmcr.id hl Frigidaire & document».tioa. Pa)'it(_ It 10 am.Noon ll. :z..f pm Sf'crclarial Service. Avail. ~tilde, CM at H.a Ref.I. <X>Urlea:. Name ··Coop.r''! hi u ltttl. u _ _.._ _ _,._._ ___ I Maytae Good Olnlpan). Rl'Ctivlng Telltra, O)Uee. Ph: .l-17-.R989 or 962-8956. Xi7-1943 5/1$ inorn. On ~ 6 wrrwr AU Concrete woric. ~ No Wutlna F'l"irigll. benefits lncl tion Teller. Full or p/tlme. THE BROADWAY SPACE t1.\•ailabk, Co 11 ta ROOM wtth k\tehen fni.v. tor In C.dM~. 5lrw'cl.... n™ Chlld Care * WALLPAPER * bon.1!1 prog;taJn &: hoepitaU. Exper. only. ra.shkm 1.t.land, N.B. Mega, s~r. To Sl.2.5 mo. 6'13-60TT When >'O'J call "Mact' z.allon. Expcrieoced only Contact Mr. W•llh WALKER & LEE B~DG. * ~173 * nlE only -lo 0..,.. HAVE openings tor two 518-144< ~ I 2790 1-tarbor Blvd. Jlarbor at f~~~ =• k~:!!: Cowity authorized to tndl children, ages 6 monlhl -eves. .,.. ...... oA~rS.eROWN Benk of Cost• Mesa • Cross country Ad.alms. Finl class deluxe ------~ p lor N"JIOl't &each. ~ lh::lrthand 5 :yn. Ho I I u nc he'' p~ &p ~'. 35T~ TV & APPLIANCES 979-4200 Drivers .Ullo• 1·nctud !nn air, mu11lc, ]( iijlfj "~t ct' t.ot..~ .. ;. • .._ ..... sn.ack5, fenced yard, naps. •-• F ·-& ·~-......,., a .;n&U)':• _. ur •EXECUTIVE SEC Reference11. CM are a . advantage of my exp. for lnlbrmatlon: Mr. Webster C.... Send Resunw To oremen carpets. ample parking hill -·--fonnation 673-93(11 • MS-70!!S e M .ervlce. Call Gei'le mu, 1:.jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj.::•jj BLUE lodl Mired est wuz-. eSECRITARIAL ~-=='-------· MS-3'.10 1'. O. Box 2'Jg() enagers tW2--0100 I 5.i7-<lt36 Ing tai trilh ·•spanky of R£CEPT. Contractor PROF. J)l.hrta', bclne9t Mdc, /~~~~~~""""""'I CotlH J\teaa. Ca 9'li26 • Assemblers HARE b.eutlful 1200' Announcements 500 Atwater, Cali1'' on it. ecOMPLETE STENO reaa. lnt/nt, tree est. A 8 SE M BLER-exper. "1 Equal Oppor. Employer • Molders _,. "'""' •·· JACK Taul~ _ Repair 1_Re_r._._5'8-__ 2""9_.____ PCB, hand eolder & BOme e l ns~ctor• office, fully cerpet.d Owni!r pbe ,_... ........ k..,. -•BOOKKl!EPING mod addi 2) reYrork. 1821 McGaw Ave -. ..--•nd fumlthed. Gre•t Mark Voight ~ ~'d. ·11Y w!'y Co.~1~ C.M.B. PATh'TJNG Irvine. 'Bar ma \d 11.·Hnted-Vanous e Gel Repairmen for CPA, lnsur..-i<.e, 245V:i 16th Place. TRl·cok>rt<I maie Bauet FREE Piaeement Aalatante Electrlc•I F;sr~Ji;~T ATTRACTIVE 1,t\rl lo model shifts opct_ Apply in penion All 3 Shifts M•nuf, Rap., or Seer.. Cotta Mes• f{oond wearing heavy bl.ck In a HURRY? Prepare For ;::.;.;.:;:.;.:.::;:; ______ ·---=-=c:=-.::,,.--privately 3 to 4 hrs per wk. ~~~l-iJm· N~tint~o~ \'ie WW Train tarlal r-rvlce. Contact You ue the'-wbvier of ll'!rt.ther collar with broken THATuJT-~~BP'~W EL EC-I"RICIAN. llceMed, lnterior-Exterkw 08.)' or evening. G1"eat pay. Ave, Santa Ana Hibts. MacGr-vor Y•cht Corp. -one free pe..11 rope, vicinity Bolaa & Av~; uw bonded. Small job!, ma.int & Wall coverings · •·•• 66!1925 No ~ence. Strictly for (Conier ol Redhill &: 1631 Piaeentla, C.'M. Ginny 557-4130. Gnod for a ¥.'hole ciu1oad Springdale, H.B. !J92..3!MO. repairs, 548-5203. P•tlos tun! Reply In ooQ!idence tol..!'B~c;~st§o~t)_,;;,~.:::::::~.]~~~~"'i'~~';;i~;I OFF1CE space _ #I Old to any of the FOUND -Young white BUSINESS Floors P927U.o. BoJC 11»16, Santa Ana, BARTENOER, CusroMER SERV. DEPT. Newport Blvd. 3 blks No. of PACIFIC JH£AJRES ft>tna1e kitten fMU#t go) WOOD Patio Coven, CriY MEN WANTED Coa.st H•~ I. 3 draJUng mu Vic. ot Albert • ()range, INSTITUJ[ TILE• LINOLEUM. ero.. Lattke, Ga "1 en A'ITRACT!VE lady, $3.00 EXPEP., rnv. of for. manuJaoturing , & l rttepL rm.. All tor Coil a Me1a Bel . LAYER. CALL S..7 Structurea.. For Appt, per hr plua oomm:, full or Top Pay. Apply In pcra:>n firm. has l8 openin.gL $300/mo. Utll in~l.8 2t3f ISu=etoaF:1a:~e 9am--64>7557 OF ORANGE COUNTY G EdeVE~INGS 968-4930 649-2204 The Good Guys. part Ume. Perm. \Vork H.B. only, Th<.' Derby, ll62 S. E. FULL & PART TIME : ~~view.~ ~ o Please catI 642-5678 exl. 314 ~~~D :~ f~n:Ji~ 1580 E. J!'.dinger, &dte Q 1r n1ng Photography :;:.~: p~~~ 6c::~~ Bristol, S.A. $4. PER HR. ' OF'F1CES AVAIL NO\V. Vic to claim your ticket. (North Cocker. Vic. La'"'"a ,..,_, __ SANI'A ANA Call $43-3171 W F .t..•-....i.--Studios 1326 Magno Ii a B~UTICIAN needed. part 9S.9341 County toll· free nvmbtt ls ·--.......,IJVI, 1923 A ProfP.SsionaJ unl:formed • • -.,..-s Anah 1' • time, also.rli>oth for rent.1---....:::.:.:..:..:.:_ ___ I ~~Std. C.Mn~ ,,~1!u1~1 •5· ·'""-=.::==).=------Rd. Cail 4., -· __ ...:;l5;Elnce;;:,::,.: ___ :;,:::..> __ gardening t~ Servinl 1129 E. Balboa Blvd. e m. AUTO 5"8-2412 or 5-1:>-alSO DAY h'.it~hen M 1 anN. D8;Yru~~! ... ,,..., fl*, ..,....., ""' "' '"· --....-i.».> Vf'Vf11X only Ia ntatea, apt & S.lboa BEAtITY Operator, clie-•-'c Boy. Apply 30 0· .,..,, Rm. $.nJ. ample park ALLEVIATE anxieties, feen, FOUND young cat about 2 T·~-I Cll le Ind texea. F1'ff est SAWMAN '"""' Ave Santa Ana space. Sultabel Dr. OenL guilt. Be healed through mo's old. Ma" 16 in front ot uJvr-ng n us comp • • You an the winner of pref. Use noo & blowtr. ' · ' JUtr. Med Lab. Account, sunesttve meditation. Can Klllybrooke 8choo1. .._ _ _. READING Custonl~~) '"'"l ~Maint one free J>a&S Nev.' car Dealership needs ~mployee benefjts. Joe DELIVERY, .HELP etc. 642-1272 54.').2529. top w/whlte ~~· SPELLING ''A Fra:ik M..., N~I~ Co.. Good for a whole carlOAd man lo round out their pro-Forrester Ltd. 645-5370 Full Oi" I /tune , FULL SERVICE feet. Must KO-~2472 MATH . , to any of the !~ional sa.11."ll stall. Exper .. *BOOKKEEPER* For Chan1ber of Commerce_ 'W 1111 Build! EXPER. Japan<"' Gafllener. PACIFIC THEATRES ""'' helps but we Mil Coupon Book .. Good know! estc:: "I ll•J BLACK puppy, La Paz Shop-Free Dlqnostle Testfn&' Know how. Tr Imm in-g . . thoroughl,y train ml'n with Must be full eh~rge book-t'\tge or \Ve!>tnu~ter area le c:orner Westcll1f Drive J; • ___ •_•_SCA_'* __ _, ping Center, MiMioa Viejo.· 979-1626 Clean-up. Small landsca~ good potential. J! you have ~l'eper, ~o~ pal"! tune or full own transportation. Aboye Irvine Blvd.. N1f w Po r I _ . IdentUy. Owner or good ing 968-3<186. (Subject to small service any sales experience 01, il time posttion with whol('SulC' av,.rage eanungs. pa 1 d Beach. J\1.r. · 0 ward home. 831--0245. 1 ---ll5l Exp ER T Japanese charge at theatre). )'OU sold direct or Door-To-manufactuiing firm in Soulh daily. Pick .\o'Our O\\'tl houl"lli 645-6101. P•rton•ls 530 FND: W..tch, KOl<f. Ladles Gardener. Complete Yard Please call 642-6678 ext. 114. Door and are ambitious and Santa Ana. Salary open. from 10 am·S pm. Apply 3~. 1617 WESTCLIP'F Vic of parking fut by Ba.skin Service. Free estimates to claim your tieket (North want 10 __ top dolla-Call ?-.fr. Moore, 546-4155. 3rd Strf'C!f, Suite E, Hunting· , Robbinl NB Please id ~8-2661 Countv toll·fi'tt number is ~" ~ .. 1980A • 19241 • "6 k& 540 u"'·111t. VETERANS ti!y m'..@iz · en· , ='""-:;::...1220=:.:>:..· ~~----there is no limit. Our Bene-BREAKFAST' Cook, ex.1 ..c""cc'_Be='.::°'cc"-----~ mp e pr &'.· t ·Earn $4.58 to $1.00 per hour . . EXPERIENCED Japanese1· fits include: Free Demo, perienced, male or female. DEri10NSTRATORS your Bawngardner No. 10 4. guaranteed by uaing your F'ND -Otan&e Ion& haired Baby1ltt'ng Garde~r. Complete yard Pla•ter. Patch, R.-lr Vacation, bonus plan, I·los. Apply in person, JJ's Coffee area, Fri & Sat. J].7 per- 541-5032 G.I. Benefit• while' at-cat. Vie. Marquerite &: ma ln t enan c e, shrubbery, p\talUation, and Insurance. Shop, 180 N. Coast liwy, dn.y. Need car. Dependable. EXECUTIVE 1u.ite1, Im· tendlnc Santa Ana Colle~. Coaat Hwy, CdM, Male. R. Kadlub trees. Free efrt. 645-0347 ~~ ~~=: Eam while )'Ott learn, Apply Laguna Will train. Call No. Orange mediate occupancy, Coll.rt C.a.11 now -675-4944 aft 6 148 W. Comello EXP. Japanese, main· Call 540-6825 1-person at Gusta.Ison Lin-BOUTIQUE Shop beach Co. 527-8744. So. Orange Co, Hwy. at Newport Blvd. 547-$61 Ext 370 FOUND friendly te ma I e San Clemente ten an e e, c I ea n-up. coin l\Iercury, J6800 Beach need sales girl to' train tof 830-3al8 Mon & Tues 10:30- 1 Ample tttt park ln g . FUliY LICENSED Labrador vtdnlty Irvine & y9u are the wiruiv ot Landscape. Free ext. _P_lu_m_b_l_ng;:..._____ Blvd., Hwilington Beach, managerlal position Must c':::''°::.:.· ------- 6U-4644. * SPIRtnJALlST * Shlpway, Newport Beach. one tree pus 842-8442/847-9438 L.R. OTIS PLUMBING 9 AM to 5 PM. have recent eKperience in DENTAL Sec'y, 1 girl olfiefl. VE office for rent Spiritual readings 10 am·lO 6U-029G Good for a whole carload FIRST Visit Free. Aero J Remodel• & Repairs. Water AUTO retail selling. 20 to 25 yrs. E:tq>er. necess. Send resume · in otfices o1 Laguna CPA, pm. Advice on aJI matters. CLUTCH p u r • e with to any of the Gardenina: s er v. Main-heaten diaposals tumaees 673-7569 betwn 12 & 5. to Oassilied ad no. 871, c/o · 115 per month> 494-9751; 312 N. E;l Camlm Real, San pen<erlptfon g1....,. 19th St, PACIFIC THEATRES t.nance & Landscaping. d,hwaahr.. ~ MIC ;, SALESMAN BUSBOYS • Day & Nile Ex. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, 714: ~221. ~ "oo~ en t e . 4 9 2-9136, f°9ta Mesa, 548--9387 a.ft. ·643-1930 BJA. Complete Plumbing Need 1 8 a 1 e 8 man , ex· per, only. Apply in person~ Cosla Mesa, Ca. 92626. .. " ., I . ' OmCE llPb~ !or rent. -· :00 p.m. ( all EXPER. Japanese Gardener. _Servi __ · re_. _______ perienced, Sell BMC, Fe.r-El Niguel Country Club. DENTAL ~urgeon lor Costa Newport Beach; Westcllff • FREE Yoga FOUND medium anuill ~ Subject to Wl service Complete yard srv. Relia. & PLUMBING REPAIR rari, lat"ge inventory or used 23700 C~ubhouse Dr., ~esa 0!11ce. St.art .1 day, • AN!a, l..000 sq. ft., sharp, Demonstration Mon at 106m female puppy, % golden charge at theatre). neat. Free est. 642-4389. No job 100 small cars, Free dl'mo, excellent Laguna Niguel. "Ork ~P. to 4 da.ys/\>l.k. 714:, .. caill Gene lilll, 642-0'200. & 8pm. Yoga Center, 445 E. retrle\-er. Viclnlh. Corona Pleue call 642-5678 ext. 314 "A" .,128 ... 0,.,.10• condi'ti·ons, 0 •• Bud . , 81...-6957 , 17th SI Costa Me d 1 M -h 363 v to claJm your ticket. (North General S1rvlc.1 * * ~ * * .. "6 """ C S fa UNTINGTON Beach, pvt ' I a. c ar ur.rv County toll-tree numbtr ts Sewlng/Alt1retl<1nl ~der or Tom Aikin at areer ecre nes DENTAL Receptionist, ~u&t pdbath. OttdJ 'rotreet Mprkg.1 ~~ PG<&-ROBLE8281·M ~~•ncy. ,. ... _ SPAYED fem doi', 7mos., 5'0-1220). REPAIRS & adjustments on __ _,________ NEWPORT be ~die'.! s a 1 n 1 t 1 , attract111~, • a , r ..-..'6 ,-,.,,.,_ .....,,,. fox terrier mix, wh w/blk 'IA-'RE woman will __ gUitars & all stringed in-DRESSMAKING and aJtera-IMPORTS Avcr""e ge •~ 1750 T exp , in a ront o ice 540-1301 • fident, 1ympathetlc face&ear1J,vieArch""-ch" •v ~< s-·-ent§ 64~3100 Day• tio· ,.., ~price, -. r51n -.....-. op duties. 5:l2-8339. pregnancy'°"""'""•· Abor· II~ 1.aguaa •~Hl8JS-loe youc home & chil""'n "~" . . •--;::. ~~ $. NO > EES. N.B., C.M .. DENVER MINING CD.' 8u1IM1s Rent11 tlon & adoptions rel. ' ' · while you vacation. Xln't H1ullng .?OO""OL.JO 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. Irvine, Orange & S.A. Call APCARE 642-4436 FND: heavy shean 15th & ma. DriVH. &a.S-0574 or -'~=------Alteritklns-642~5845 642~9405 Immediately. 35 FT. OF ol!ice or slore Santa Ana Ave., CM. Jden· ~. GET RID OF UNSIGJ-m.Y Neat accurate. 20 yean exp. AUTO SALES • PPS frontage, 145 E. 18th St., PREGNANT? Th Ink Ing t!ry. TR.ASH & DEBRIS SlO ="'"'-' 7"====== , . . C.M. Approv. 2000 aq. ft. at abortion? Know all the facts 548-S830 BABYSIT-TENDER LOAD. cou.. srunENT:T ·.;;•;clo:.;r.;;in'°'g'------Experience preferTed, will 2Sc Ill· ft. Can dtvide. C.J.S. first! Call LITE LINE -:U FND: Young male Seal Point LOVING CARE 548-6428. -consl.der sharp trainee. New Pacific Personnel Real Estate, 548-1168. ·""=·~54=1-{;522-=co·o_____ Si•-· VI w I< 847 9930 ,:..:~=-------PRIVATE tutor, all subjects car dealship offers good ~-• I •'The Factorr" hllll Shop& YOUNG COUPLES 18-35 + ~dale, H.B. ~ ::--:===;,·;..:.=.,,.,.....,..,,_ YnARDmo:-g~~s', dirt~lean1u~.· incl. reading & spelling comrn1.ssion and demo plan. OH11rv1ce1, nc, Aval! Idd.J fOr' boobton! Parties or meet epl to epl BABYSilTING r e 11 ab I e, ..., v.. u.,., TJ (phonics), my home, Whr Good co. benetiL'\. Apply in 500 Ne<>.·port Center Dr. I .__ • ....... • Cail ''Leah'' 2-Bpm. ~3344 F'ND: \S Sh~, % Sam-playmates, bot I u n c be 11, DriveW)'IC, gradin&. 847-2666. Refs. 495-5816. person, Mr. Brad. Bocloh. Suite 900, N.B. :,:t.~r !!hop, ete . .,~line oyed. Vic. OrviKe ol: Del reasonable. Btwn. Edwards GEN Hauling, Tree/Shrub 1969 Harbor Blvd., 0>6ta 640--1970 u 9m 6S;;O!,~· 425 30th St., ALCOHOLICS AllonytroufJ. Mu, C.M. 548-!!91. and Slater, W-&&51 trim. Gar & Yd cl .. ,,.,,m Mes.a. 24 Central TO\\ler, Orange taking application!'! for: WAITRESS Those experienced in fOOd & ooc:ktalls only need apply. 719 W. l9rh St., C.M. Between 10 AM-4 Pf\.f Departn1ent Store 1 •· • ·~ Phone 542-m7 or write ~-~... JliJI 54l-6-146 Mo-n .. J_ u-allow p 0 "-1223 "-a M-n FOUND pnipant cat Vie. WIU. babyllt in my home Est. 531-'377, 557..m:H. r.. •• , .... t Auto Mechanic: Equal Oppor. Employer ed ·1 thi°":'e'~R 28-A '--~ · · °"" • .....,.., ..,-.. Santa Eaabelle &: Santa Ana anytime day or night. LOCAL moving & haull"-by ~iiiiiiiiiiiil. .. ..: n ' ' · ·~·~ SWINGING SINGLES A C ta M «•1729 Po WU --~• ·~ Import Car ~~cncodli .. ..,...,...,...,...,. ... ..,.,.j W 19th S c.M .. ~... ve, 0!1 e11a. ""°'" mona-son ............. area. stude. nt 'ft-.. tni.ek. Reas. ~r-•• CARPET I 1-• on • t, • uu--7l21 Call ... ·ah" "° pm, a.'JC!. .,,.,., 645-l672 ---~\".. mechanic to work for BMW c eaner wan .. -.... J. W. RobinSOll .. lMq. 646-96661 1..c o6"0 _.... Lost SSS ='=-"~=~--~-534-l84S or .t.>'t-2164· Job Wanted, Male 700 ~ncy. Good Y."Orking con-Start Sl.50 hr. CdM, 17c/fL 2.-IM /!loor x 3 Socl•I Clubs 535 CHILD CARE in my home, 32' FURNITURE Van for ditions. See Heinz at Call 673-7162 ttl. lWI. 67!>-7651 (24 hr. REWARD! foe uy '"' d~~ "1o'i"'S:.,~ local !urn haul• & ..,·1 Job Wonted, Male 700 CREVIER BMW CASHIER No.) 2411 Ort Hwy • LOVE WORN formation regaro1..... the ren hauling. 548-1862. M th Hot I La "" .... Sales . SeIVlee • Leasmg us ave exp. e guna MacArthur, CdM Discover DISO:>VERY dlaappearance of a large 8u1l11111 Service SKIPLOADER & dump truck MOTEL J\1anager -would Coffee Shop. Apply in AOOBE HOUSE, l(Xll PROFESSIONALS In 8 t:leld collection of skin diving -· ~-···· worlc. Concrete, uphalt like to mana~ motel. Good :»s \\I. 1a;~31rinta Ana person 425 So. Coast Hwy. Ne\\·port Beach Has Opening For Wig Stylist l\fust Be ExperienCed .Full Thne ' . ' •I ,. 911 fl, adjoining buay eorn¥r, of Amateur Matchmaker!'I. gear. Special Samplon-H&U BOOKKEEPING & Account-Ila.wing, "breaking. 848-ntO. ref's. Call 5-1791 aft 6 "7.==~=-'::=---7 CllllJ) care-my home. 5 d\•s. Apply in person 1().5 pm Costa Meaa. 64$-aD}/642-6560 (Est. 19661. :!s~. ~~ frvE:~~ ~~ ... = ... ~ Housecl .. nlng pm; or call G46-3632. AtrrOMOTIVE parts manuf. wk. Summer only. Call &It. EquNo. 2 Fashion Isl., NB ' ~~ nduitrltl R•-tal .tr,.. rn4J 83&-6885 (Z13l 387-3393 home. 6Ta-6270 ~ ~~E-11 1 .,._ needs maclrlniat & machine 5, 5.52-9'J08. at Oppor. Employer · . · ,.., .......v ~;~,.... • ma e1. ())LL.EGE g1r1 ~RECENTLY arrived opr or man ¥.'/mech .CLEAN G 'PARTNER' INTROit PARTY finding ladles hand .....,.....,.,.. houseclewr .,Mll~lean ~~lnirtude~w~ ~ ~~d, rn:~~~ sti!; N.B. iNhrs. ~~· 0~~ •D.w:--IA.wr-L.w.-~A..--J•O....._B_' NOW LEASING Personal Service. Low Fee b&gbus ,°"1atl"'on"", ~tWGalrenuythouH.ndB. C1rpel Service house Cbsta Mes&, HJln-_._ __ ... -~,;-· lamUy Ille ~·-W ha . d resume, Classified ad no, H ti t Ba h 548-1479 or 836-12n ...,... tington Beach lll'l!!a. 4 WI. ...wu.,, n.i..., ..,..., • u~. e ".'e Pa 1 639 cJo Daily Pilot, P.O. • un "9 on •C afler 5:45 am Friday. C.a.11 JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery mJnimum. $ 2, S 0 hr. 494-60(fj=;..:::::::..· -~~-~-holidays, vacahons. Ins. Bo 1560 Costa M Ca. NEW M.1 Travel 540 962-399'2 Dri·Shampoo tree Scotch· -'54641"-=78"-. ------Job Wanted, Fimile 702 pension plan. Call 642-7391 9~l; • esa, Lit: Reinders Agency 940 Sq. Ft. &: Up JOIN our cre\v -lnt'I Sehl. LOsr black &: wtitte cat, aJ. guard <Soil Retardants). C I Cl I for appt for intervieo.y or ap. C.LE RK TYPIST 4500 Campus Dr, N.8,' l·lamllton &: Ne-y,•land lered femme. Lut seen May Degreuen & all color arpe Hn ng NEED help at home? We ply at 858 Production Pl.. 557 3401 646-0697 or 833-0519 of Seamanahfp-on boanl 60' 6th, ~-.. ~-·-L brlghtenen & ID ntlmrte Floor Care & Windows have aides, nurses, N.B. Mon-Frl 8-5. Part Un1e. 1 pm to 5 pm, • Motorsaller. ZlJ/376-5760 .._..,,. ~ ..... --..-M F" $2 = h B'I ' Please call. REWARD! bleach for whlte carpe-ta. Dutch Malnt Serv. 537-1508 h ousekpni, companlom. AUTO.GIRL FRIDAY oi:i· n._ .. ...., r. 1ting, ~~ EW Bldg, ideal C.?-.t. loc, 675-3362. Save your money by saving DEPENDABLE lady to do llomemakers Up john, EXPERIENCED typing, fihng. etc. MW1t type DISHWASHER eve .tdft. nr. trwy. w/oic & heat hot l[S] me extra trips. Wlll clean housework;. IA, day _ 1 day S.17-0681 P/tim All de ks Good 50 wpm .. Fast growln.a: Costa. Wed thru g B h 1 y,•fr. 3 phae 220 J)lvr. 10' GI.I'd LOST: Femal~. black Lab, llvlng rm dining rm & · e. 8 · M es a E I e c tr o n i c s . un. 11 • Olli door. EZ enll' & e."<il. lost and f J\!on 5-14. Vic Irv In e hall 11~ "A 11• = per wk. Chvn tr an pa. BABYSITTING, lite house-typist See Mn. Slaught~r. Dl'ilributor. Could lead to CoJ'in.lhlan Yacht Oub, ]fj()1 ~mammmiii;;.·;;;;;;; Ave/19th St. Rewa rd , · ny nn. ·""· 642-2314. work lin your home. Avail· bfon thru Fri at Countyw1de lull "--il d...,..__. -. ....,,..., Bayside Drive. Corona del 1100 sq.ft. SL55. Days coueh O. OJ.air $5. 15 yn.1..:c::::o.::_______ bl k nds I pl Rambler, 12222 Garden M ":''"" "'"hn.i. "'""""'l>V u ..... See Chef Debus. 67>8733, l've 67~1417. &m-0163. exp. is what counts, not Xlnt Housecleanin&: 8 e Y.'f!e e on Y. eas! Grove Blvd Garden Grove ommgs please, J\fr. Tuttlel"'"~'EC::.:,0=..:::=::..--1 I-"'=""''--'-"'-'"'"'-"'---Found (frH ids) 550 SMALL v.·ood Jocko method. I do work myself. By Day. Own Transporlat1on call after 6 PM 642-5697. ' · CO . DISH\1.'ASHER for col1ee I If~ l~r ~:: rm~l ~.c:-~ sculpture In orange bag by Goo<! ref. 53t~1DL * 83&-0648 * LOOKING for Apt. managing AUTOMOBILE exper, only ~ sk LLFx;roR: Smeµ uni.I shop. Neat appear. APPIY in OLD~.R G-at Dane Vic-u·-·s. Reward. LJM CO'IPL~ tlOUSE · b ~r be h --1 need apply -S~r vl ce e • cr«!itorcoll~tione;-:· person bet"'rl 2& 4pm, :i;:;:i St., SlM mo. S.16-5033 day!'I .. , '"' ...... •"'6v Carnanter .. "''c. JO. ,-,..,. ac °"'"a. ea.shier bookkeepina. Sal per. prefd., but will train W. Coast Hwy NB &l&-0681 eves. Brindle fem. Fnd Vie. 644-8566, 4M-653L 1;:;:.;.,r:;:;•;;;:;______ CLEANING SERVICE. 7-yr-old. Ex.per. 536-8.539 Dean, Le 1 1~ . right person. Contact Mr. " · · Reniiis Wanted 460 Irvine & 11-teM Dr. 55?-7861 IT.MALE Irish Setter, 12 NE\V, remodel, frame &: * &16-5943 * 548-3068 * PART. TIME Bookkeeping. ~Jm. w s..,.,.iport:s, Gibbs al 642-1443. v.·antedDI~'f',!'~ER d F"EMALE Great Dane -Vie. \\'kl>. ne ed§ medication. finish. fltores, offices & EXP. llOUSECLEANING lndiv. Ol" Sm. Buainesses. 6 AUTOJ\fOTlVE O)LLEGE student wanted ~ ~:,+;n:~e, ~ Divld Merz Santa Ana & Del btnr. Reward. 496-1990 or homes ete. CUstom work. N.B. area. Own trans. yrs.exp.645-4782aft5PM. New Car Dealer needll for \vcekly _lawn main-~J'"' • 9822 Star Dr. Fawn. 549--0'12.3 492-0148. Licensed. 962-1961. * 673-2918 * \!/ILL do typing in my home. TUNE·UP MAN HEAVY tenance. /ltow~ng & edging. DISPATCl.-tf.R. Unrler dtrect · Hunti-+on Beech \\'HITE coekapoo pup PY, RE'WARD1 Brwn German All Types Carpentry EXCELLENT housecleaning IBM Selectric. Pre at lg e Dl!IY MEC'IIANrc WT Must be reliable & con-supervision of transporta-• .,.. Foun1an Valley arc a, Sheph~ pup. Male, blk Large or Sm&ll 5.'!6-1648 & babysitting. References. Elite type. 66--1612 BOY Excell· l benefts scientious. Call 842-5160. tion .supervisor perfonns all · You are lhe \\inner of 5.11-3'121 mask around raee. wht l -,::::::;:c.::...::::,:::::,.:::::,:.:c;~ Call after 5, 645-8148. H I W ~ M & F 710 . . en . I . C I b' y h clencal \vork required tor one free pass GENERAL CARPENTRY • p •nt_., Great ~ cmtdit1ons. O um u1 • ac f5 lhc OJ)C'ration of the school , ·, Good for a "'hole cn.rload SMALL black killen with c~" on ne<>k. 5.'J&.7303. AND REPAIR Cleaning Iiomes & Offices A ............. t.JNTING See 1'1r. Vic Snyder. 275 McCormick, C.M . bu.~ setvi('e & J.?lh<'r n:-111.ted , to MY of the f!f'it colll1.r on Avocado SI, S?llAU. \\'hite teddy bear. e 875--5n1 e Call ROBBIES RAG &: MOP ........v duties~ requil'ed. $579-$702 • PACIFIC THEATRES Cosla fllesa 645-4124 Lost 5/13. Rt'warrl! I ~--=-'""-=~'---* 673-<lll9 * nx:HNICIAN ATI.AS e Touch.Up per month. Send \\Titlen SM ALL honey-colored klllg;, 842-5001 Cement, Concr.te HOUSE\\i'ORK • Gener a 1 CITY OF OIRYSLER·PLYMOtm{ e Electricians rc!\ume to Sad d I e b n c k0 1 5/17 eve on Bay SI., just ao. SAINT &>rnard -remale, CErifENT a: Bloek Work. cleaning. DllY\'"Ork. Own s,\N JUAN CAPISTRANO 29~ !-!arbor Blvd. • Carpenters Valley Unilied Se h oo J (SubjeM lo sn1all service of Harbor. 642-8360 Sunset Beach. RE\VARO! all u •. 11---Ha 13 836-4672 STIS.-$879. Ability to perform Coe:ta 1\-tes.a e B··"era District, 14736.Snnd Canyon <hlU'ge at theatre). \V • peuua, etc. "'<W'"'t'· ve re · semi -professional ae-vrJU A ..,. __ 1 Please can 64Z.5678 e.>01. 314 F'ND: Wht G!-rm11n Shepherd ~=-'2:::13oc'..:59=>-..:27c.:29:::.._~ By l\r. or job. 646--6915 AOUSF.c:.'LEANING -Weekly counting 'WOl'k. Mahrtain AVON SAYS • Chopper Oprs ve .. Ld:ll rvtne to claim :your Ucket. fNoi1h "tnix. Vic. f'.V. 968-5795 · w s·r 2 pearl fn.Ker ring. S & T Masonry or bl-weekly, $2S. Call aftl!r tlnanclal and oost account ''Be Your Own Boss'' e De<:k H•rdw•r• DO~IESTIC Help George County toll-frtt number is MAY 13th. Irish Setter. Vic. of F'11.shlon IJland. Patio A: walks Spm. 830-9412. records, cyping, ti l Ing, Earn an Income of your own, Allen Byland Agency, 1()6..B 540-1220). 645-8997 Rc"•ard. 493-2:}58 963-1855 Dally Pilot Wan~ Adi have purchuing and related tiaht in your own neighbor· E;xper. Only Need apPiy E.16th St., S.A. 547-0095. 3 or 4 BR hoUAe for tarn.Hy. FND. Shutters Coast Hwy. LOST r-11\le Kitty, gray &: CLASSIFIED ....•• &&2-5678 ~lns plore. work. Two )'e8l'I experience hood. Be an AVON Repre-Mon thru Thurs DRAPERY Shop trainee. No XLNT REFS? Cosla r.tcsn. -~--'49"2..:-<GScc''-'7___ \\'hite. \VC'nrlng flea collar ~=;:;;;;;,;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;,;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: J In bookkeep~or related sentatjve. Call now : Equal Oppor. Employer m/f exp nee. 1-lavel's Drapery aN'I\. Gf."'l-4498 • O~ Pilot \Vant Ada have 5.'l,G--~. !el!iu~v'::1ent ~loo: S46-i34.1 or 54{)..'TOO COMMERCIAL ~~ce. lfilB Ohms Wa:t, Cla.Mlfil'd Arls •.. 64Z.5t:i711 Uamaln.~ J!alore. CLASSJF1ED will sell It! Trader's Parad1"se· ~PP1:i!!:. ~ p= ~:~~aJ0~·~· "i~ TELLER DRIVER, Pll't Time, Male • 493-Un. Deadline May 25. pm, Mon·Frt In my home. We presently hnve a f)06ition or female ovt'r 21. O~M CdM area. 675-8076 open fo~ an experienced eut, econonzy cal', Must' ACCOUNTANT, exp'd, for BABYS~R _, ' oommcrc111.I teller. l>lease know Orange county I• nes local Newport Center CPA • • • .. ~ "''antcu or contact Mr. Newland, &nJc m-3140. I firm. Must be CPA can· !IC~! teacher, J.4 da)'l'I a or Amertca. Newpon Center I .:;E"L;:E:;:;C'=T"R"o=N"l"C~=~-1 d\Mte or CPA. Rl'cent locnl \\Wk. Your hotL..e or mine. office, RJ6-3505. An Equal TECH t • firm exp desirable. Nu posi~ Refs. 67',,....1971 Oppty. Employer & Lahratory. Backgroufld I! I mes lion du£' to grou1h. SAiary BABYSITTER y,,·anted Mon COMPANION -enter digital_& 1tnalogue circuitr]I; • open.644--6156 thruFrl.9:X>·5:30.2older ldo be-Dlvermt:ted work load ·' AD TAKER children. 644-8575 otM w W n •Iii•• Pf'Oductlon &: teir:tlng of • do llars Elijoy dealing w/the public? BABYSll IER needed 2-GPl\f, so.4Q, C•re for bid pe-atnimenta!ion, Advaneed Join the Ptnnysaver team my home, vie. Beaeh & tlant-llve JR. Room & Kinetics, Ine .. lnt Vl~a "-----------------""! of enthusiUtlc, progresalw Magnolia, HB board, 1•l•ry ope n. St., C.M. 64G-n65. E qua ....,. Ad ..ie. gals who !36--0344 Rlferencea required Oppor. Em.....,.. •, ·, · PRIME commercial Mont· r.latr comer, 5.3 8.Cft'!!I. Free .l clear, Equity, $350.<XX>. Trafle for Beach area com. n1crcla1 or !? 714-644-4579. WANT clear late mod. mtr. hm. Trade (4) 11'. ac, (I) 10 ie parcel Yucca Val/Joshua Tr area. Val, $151\1 673-347'2 :>r 20ZJ. Kewamec Dr. Cd.'f. ~ nc. No. San Diego Cnty 15 mi .. Rancho Ca!U. (v11.I. 5'i50 per ac) Will tr11.de all ()( ~ for o .c . properiy or ? . 548-5525 or 548-9710. ~~:::s~~°:f.; i;:;~~ 5 ..... 5 d.,.. IOU' ' bucl<a. O\VNER dl.'Bire!s exchMge 2-4 unJt buildings in Bell foe 3 qr 4 br. house in lilmtina- too Sch, C~a Mesa area. Call 213-800-8346. 2 BR + 2 Studio ~ Palm Springa, nr -,\ achJw. TR.ADE eqty tor amaU hou!!e. C.M. 648 ·3 928 / 545->18.1~RE. O.C. ranCh clOR tn, 47 RC. Nat F~ gateway, prime rec atta. Ideal holdlng synd group, unllm. app, lake pru1 trd boat, dwrt or ? ~l HAVE (X)JtONAOO 27, \\'tt.L TMDE USE OF BOAT FOR OOCK SPACE. Call 8.\1-2560. EvN: S57·7G48 love their )9bl. F/tlm<. Co. 961-1'31 ' ' El.ECTRONJC ~" bl!netits. Al'P!Y in penon, BANK assembly. \\'Ill train. p Pennyaaver, 1545 Newport ESCROW OFFICER COOK, EXPER Elc c tronl<0, 6391 Blvd,C.M. BROILERlMAN Weatmln1t er Ave • A N SW E R I N G Service Induatrial..COmmerciaJ t.oo.n Top picy. APPb' tn ~ Wettmintter. • ', 1 J oE~p"'. topr.:..p>at. ,;. "!~ ~ /Pmcc590t' for Orange Coun-onl8 .Y·tolThe Dtrby, 1262 SE. t'L.ECTQROC NICS t~chnlclld j ,. •"t:J 1y. Top 58.lary. ns , s.A.. to oonununlca:tlorii SIO-lm. COOK-RELIEF ~f~1E;Joctronl"I * * State Mutual Exper. Apply In P'TW:m cnJy. \\.'estminAter er A v e · • APARTMENT Savings Alley w,.t, Zlll6 w. Ocean-Ex~·o ~· MANAGEMENT fl"Qf1t, N.D. ·r d1·au·11r , for COUPLES ON'', • buay cllrl cal l"b. Salnry ~ Call 521-1300, txt 26-1 COOK. part &: tun time. Ap-con\menwrat4! w I ex MAJOR pmp!'rty lnvestm('nl ·E<nutl Opper. Emplovtr ply tit 9191 Adtlm~ Ave. 64D--Ol •IO bet 10 & 5. P · flrn1 now lnll'tviewln5t -• lluntington Beaclci rouple!'l tor J\1tu11_1ire1n('nl . EXPER. fire & ea.•uflllly in- Trainina I' r o gr a m . Ex· TIME FOR COUNTER Girl. hrs 11·7 Mr. surancr ll'"ct'ctacy C('l]enl op()Ortonl~ for ad· lle11t O~aner's, 2939 E. . 613-4800. N hi',__ Cruut Hwy, QlM '°"=· o:-..:::::..:::;::....,--.1 vnncenlenl. o c •ua• or FOR ACTION Uk _,_, Our-• ,.. 1EXP D v.-omen for late evtl)( net1J. 40 + yean. No M · • .. • e to .,....., .... c 11 Ing laft 10 -pm) Janitorial • [lf'rtcnce nectmu·y. C&ll tor P~ column is for )'Ott! Y..-ork A supervlaion ;nt.rv1.,, •ppcitntment. 642·5678 s l1nea. a dt11toe15. c.i1 · 1 R.U-2368. 1odly. , • $O$fl Want Id ttlUlta ••••• &u...56'7& .:r: EXP'D . VIUlC~ trlal bal phones. 8-5 dall~ exp, eil aalan· Class0if1 Pilot, P. Mesa. C FACI'OR TR -10 '1 No cxpe tl'llln I Great o ldng ter $$$ NEVER Tempo 17802 rAST ac with For fu Apply Corp., •&>\. moos mo. 9Upe ble for S<hool train plannin equlpln jijgg ltini. re I Vauey I Distric Ave, :Flborg riun. 3.· I growin f potenti 193'2 1 541· ~- l lk>urs r MA 1· . 333 if:'lual I .'KilQien ·woma I sbif\. • 'J\kse. l 6411 Ce Ntw !<:est a Sant• ,Q~•n I " No .... ~ ' I ·Pa ' ISu~ • l t full OP<n Com aj>pt •I<• oi pt! $ di I Sd ACTORY TRAINEES •. 10 NEEDED INSURANCE g l r 1 tor ca.!Ualty agency in O>rona de! Mar. Part or full time. F1exlble boon. Send resume to Classllied AD, No. 870, Daily Pilot, P .0, Box 1560, IMMEDIATELY eo.ta M"8, Ca!U. 92616. o exper. needed. Co. \lo-ill -A~­traln for lite assembly, -v--w-v- Great opportunity. Short or long term asslgrunents. Top $$$ EVER A FEE AT TEMPO Tempo Temporary Help FEE PAID 17802 S~~· Irvine Chief Elec. Engr $25K .... ~'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!,.1 Chicf Mech. Engr $25K F.AST . d .. Manuf. J\.llll\l;lger S25K . a~curute typ1~t nee eH Sa.lcs/Mktg E'ng• $181\ w11J_1 so1ne n1e<h~al . ex-Conlin/Ind Loan Proc S850 penence, fo'. c I 1 n 1 <'a I r.tanagement Tnie $800 laboratory. Eileen, &t0-0140 F/C Bookkeeper to $100 Fiberglass Repairman Cost Accnt Clerk to $680 and Girl 'Fri/Constr to $650 Stockroom Man Secretaries to $625 SatU!<!ay, May 19, 1913 DAILY PILOT 33 1[)11 ! -.. iiii ... iiiii 1 I iiiilii)[§)iiill M & I' 710 Help W•~· M & fl 711 Help Wan...i, M & fl 110 ... le Wanted, M & F 11~ Help Wanted, M & P 710Holp Wanted, M & F 710 ~tlq-to0 I~[ )[Ill [ l[Il] ~' _. ,, _•'-__,J[fi] l [IlJ [ n Ronald L. $ch&lr.r DAVENPORT MECHANIC ~ own ",\!:l ... ~'\'r:a. ..... .,., RECEPT10NIST T RAINEES 15201 Now CHtt. L.,,. :::t:' 5 ~. it1i c.n 5311 _. GENElAL NOW H IRING Huntington 8Nch Sl"l-Up Md:I An&hebn aw .. CM. p1.A511C$ G. B. INDUSTRIES You.,. !be •inott o« MECHANIC .WisW>t fDr A,.tl.,.,,,.. -belrc OFRCE FULL TIME PART T IM E Good;: ,";J:" e&rlood BROWN .,.u """"· Call tor In _..pted .,,~he !ollowlnil LoaOloo-for brig!>• plwt $451>$'40 Mo. ~10 Mo. to any ot the & SHARPE """"',,_ Moo thru F>i, fac""l' pcoitk>nso _,,.,, to be our rec.,.k>n-LHdm.,..Suporvl1or1 PACIFIC THEATRES -e ruhlng rod -wrappers -tat. do lite t)1>ing A fil\ni. $120 & Up Salary Good w~~~~·~eo. bent>-M;~;~0~tc~T~~ .~~11 molding pro. =~rt~/1e~: t1i: ~n?shlftwo1dredk.Nifoexperie:dce}lecessary. fits. Penn . .steady emp!Oy· between H . duction ma.naaer (bfust tit-fl"ingt> btneflls t~"iudlng Bln ng prov • accept · ment. 2nd shirt ovcniru:a. 1 MEN 1 WOMEN l&-2:7 t'Xperlenced tn all ptsuea of profit sharing. Xln't oppor· Call Friday & Saturday to tnake appointment MITE FOREMAN E.',' .... ,.,,.._30 --•ary ,,,..r !JtiN!llon moldh\i o~rat~n tunlty tor adva.ncenient. Sal· with personnel director -in Huntington St-l.-ondary Operation Setup e:<per req 'd for not· ching, tapping, d r 11 I I n g • deburrlng, broaching, & other machine operations. Xln't co. benef\11. Perm position w/good chance for advancement. MACHINISTS Must do own laltle & miU setups & have ovm tools. Good opportunity for ad- vancement. Xln't \\'Oricing coods. Perm. position. Good benefits, SECONDARY OPERATORS ReqUired for tapping, notch- ing, drilling, deburring, broaching, assembly & other 0"ialioilO,riNC~d •v .... u iwu .. -including niacblne 1nrun· ary open. Beach area 536-2591 Jn Anaheim 776-8551 rno. \vhlle we teach you a tenanre l · · ' J1Jl.I skill In Elect.ronics, i\le-Applicanls must be 18 years Calif. Inj~llon f.foldlng 10A~1-5PM. i:hanil!1 or Ad!ninistra1io11. of age 200 Briggs AVfl. l""'"!!!!I"'""'""'"'""'!!'~"'"~"""'""'"'"'""'""'!'!!!"'~"'" Ah.er 1ndnlng, earn $45-60 Apply 0\n ~!'SOil Tuesday, Iivine Indus. Coniplex tielp Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 IX'r mo. for 2 days v."Ork. May 22nd. betwffn 9AM &I ~~~~eo.;•~·~•;1•;sa:,.,.,...,,1·-;:-sec:R~iin:-;~ cau TSgt Yoona:. Call!. Alr noon. l~RECE......... *SECRETARY * TRAINEE. yng m11.n as op- Nationa.1 Guard 979-1343. FENWICK PRODUCTS r 1 10NIST, sectttlll"y needed for Nl'~'J>Ort Beach tic-al lnBtrument re Pair 147" Chestnut St -full time General .Rea1 Brokerage Firm nUtn, req: 20-:!> vislvn l\fEN needed ln H.B., F.V. • Estate office work, tYPm& & Res P 0 n, I b I Illies i~ without £lutes. l\fechanical area for morning nev.•spaper Westminster fUin&. Call personnel di.rec-l ran 5 lening !leC\ll'ltles, sklll & applltude. f\fachlnc auto routes. Approx 2\.1 hrs tor. c.olev.~11 Prop Inc. phone work &. fiHna. etc. , mop exp desirable. 546-0006. per morning 841-8979 PRESS 833-1931 l\!ust be sharp & willing to TYPIST/RecepOonlst, f o r JI.IE N, part time RECEPTIONIST for animal learn insides of exclllng Newport Center CPA oftiee. evea/wknds. Good Pa Y 1 ORS hosp, N.B. Fri & Sat only. business. Type 60 ~imp. Prior ttnancia.l/statbtlc.'\.I Fair'Price Oeaning Service OPERAT Send reswne, Oasslfied ad Send resume to P.O. Box typlfll' exp dHired. PosiUon 96S--0951 no. 639 c/o Dally Pilot, 2070, Newport Beach, 92660. open due to grov.·lh & pro- M ix Pow•red Metals P.O. Box 1560, O>sta Mesa, Attn: Personnel motion. Salary o p e n . With growing co. \Vill train I Womt~tn Calif. 92626. SECURITY guards full or ~644-liii;iii'ii""""""""""""""" in this speeia.lty. Xln't conds ~ p/time In Costa 1.!eq, attl\. • & benefits. N.8. 642--1.877. I For fiberglass & rein com. Restaurant Phone (TI4) 54(}...85TI ext 73 UNSKILLED ASSEMBLERS r-.tOTEL Managers assis· presslon presses. Some gen-or Room 223, 3151 1-111.rbor, tanls or eiqier. n{anagers. t eral plant exper. required. NEEDED NOW! i =C~.M7·=~~~~~~- 2376 Newport Blvd., C~I. Day, Evening &: Third Shift SERVICE S,tatkln fl.JU t\n\e 645-3967 \\'Ork in a clean, modern salesman & n1echanic. l\11.lst ST OPERATOR 1 1 WAITRESS, EXPER. ha\·e !ICrv. sta l'"xper. & be MT Pan · Full & p/tiine. l\lust be over qualified in all lubrication & Fee Paid. One of the finest Please applv al 2! XI 't '-~· minor mech. dulie~. Xhl'l .companies In Org. Co. ~ . FRY (:OQK~· EXP ER . earning potl'nt!al. 2 Open· Beautiful ofc & great CAMBRO MFG. ings avail. Apply in JX'l"!IOO ro-v.'Orkers. Start $500. Also fo"'ull Thne. lo.lust be clean & l0am-3pn\, Gerry Parhnm, Fee Jobs. Call Sally Hart, COMPANY neat. Xln'l "'orking condi-Mesa Verde Shl'll Service, Female No FH1-Top $$ Call tn1m<'diately \Veekends Included (Suhjf'C'l 10 MnaU ~rvlct ChaJ'ie at thealrel. Ple~ ell.II GU-!1678 eXI. llt to c-lahu )'()I.Ir ticket. tNOr1b c.,,unt1 toll-tree nwnber Is 5'l().1220 l. Set' our collection or choice 19th Century English oil pftln ting1, signed V.'8U.•n:clors, engravinga .l prints. In original trames. Rea.'iOnatlle prlt'f's. Tim • 'N C him • Ant iq ue1 in The Factory 425 '.\Cllh St, No 20 Nt"'POrt Stach 6~ Optn 11-5 C10Atd Monday ANTIQUE WICKER Rooms ruu. Spectacularly re- stored. Ben Brov.'Tl'.s Antique Shov.· & Sa.16. ~tAY 18th· Sou.th Coast lligh"·ay. Soult! 20th. Noon-10 pm. 3 1 I 0 6 Laguna EUROPEAN Clock fl.Taker, specializing In A 11 t l q u ~ c\OC'ks. Guaranteed v.·ork. '5&-0953. Ai'JTIQUES, AI\'.TIQUES Antiques~ \\'e C'.of 'En1 at 1~,_;o S. Coast lh\)', ~nn fkoac-h \\'E HA VE OVER \Ci) OLD ENGLISH JUGS TO SEU. AT $10 ea. l;@ S. Cst Hv.-y. Laguna Beach =· ~~!.r::ier~J~'. 7601 CLAY AVE. uons D~sW'WASHER 3131 Harbor Blvd., c.r.1. CM HUNTINGTON BEACH ?\lust be neat &: dean. Over SERVICE Station Salesmen NEEDED IMMED (West of Beach Blvd., just n. Dependable. full tin1e eves. Lite n\c-ch. . . Asst. Bookkeepre to $600 or 'fast growing boot ~· Recept/Dictaphone $600 Specialty Fastener Div. Apply at Cl.lpper r.tanne A/P Clerks to $575 3130 W. Harvard • P.P.S Pacific Ptrsonnel Services, Inc. OLD bottles, similar col- lt!<"tab\es, s e 111 n g Sit.I. 9AM-3PM at :mn Bayview, Santa Ana Hl{l.11. S.19-1314 OAK bow front sideboard, Beldermetr can•ed b fl d , marble top Victorian dres&er. Aft 6 831...ffi85. BEST BUY FOR ANTIQUES South of Garfield) knowledge. Also, p/tlme TOOUNG MEN An Equal Oppty Employer Apply In Person eves & wknds. Neat in ap--Corp., 1919 E. Occidental, Sec')'s, no sh to $570 Santa Ana· S.A. Glrls Friday to $56:1 TI4/546-5100 2131585-2184 FOOD sen1ices superv!~r 12 Receptionist to $5(1() eqUal oppor. employer mi l tno. Unde r g e n e r a 1 Free & Fee Positions s M/F Suri & Sirloin peara.nce. Apply morns, Zi90 SHIPPER N•wport Blvd, CM. "'T REP 5930 w. Coast Hwy. CE SCIO Newport Centl'r Dr. SUite 900, N.B. ~1970 supervision to be rcsponsl-CALL TRISH HOPKINS ble for the operation of the JERRI WHITIEMORE School cafeterias to select & 488 E. l'lth St. {at Irvine) Cl\1 train personnel to assist in Suite 224 642-1470 planning, remodeling & ti• ,,.,. 4 .,.. ,. ,._ eguiplng £afcteria.s. $735-• • .. .,. rt ·w• ·• S898 per month. Send writ-JANlTORS, part tin1e even· t(ln, rcsun1e .. to Saddteback ings/day~. <;Qsta l\.fesa, VaOe,r Unified Schoo 1 Irvine, El Toro areas. Call Dlstnct, 14736 Sand Canyon 53~l881 Ave, East Irvine. JUNIOR SALESMAN: FOREMAN i:arn $20-$40 pel' \veek Fiberglass Mold Shop-1rorking after school and J\·lln. 3-5 y1·s expet'. Rapidly on Saturd ays gelling nf11· growing manufacJ urtt. Xln't customers for the Daily potential for right nlun. Pilol. This is not n paper 1932 E. Pomona, S.1\. route and docs not include a.41-2285. deliveries or collecting. We have openings in South· FRY COOK 1\·cst Costa Mesa and South ~encro. Interviewing Iiuntington Beach only. llours 1.fon-Fri 10-12 & 2-4.1-iiAiiip:Opiilyi..inowiiiii;i;' .i968-iii;ii!l64iiiil . .,...,, •. MAY COMPANY I' 3333 So. Bristol St. Costa Mesa !Equal Oppcrr. EmployeT m/f FULL or P/time :Kit~en Helper, n1 at u re 1Wman. Dishwasher, eve 1 shiff. Janitor & Laundre!l8. I l\1esa Verde Co•v. Hospital, ~ ~ Center St. C.M. 548-5585. • ! GENERAL LABOR ' . J. W. Robinsan Newport Beach l·la.s Opening For SALESWOMAN Experienced -F /time t'or Better SportS\.\·ear Apply in person 10-5 pm No. 2 Fashion Isl, NB Equal OpJX>t:. Employei.· KEYPUNCH OPERATORS INiwport BHch (l9ste Me•a ,Senta Ana Q•ange & Ir vine r 1 -We are seeking exper. No :Fees ~ Weekly Paycheck keypunch operators t or Di.Y shifts, 2nd &hifta and daytime & swingshift. 4 pm· gti1 ant 12:30 am on the Univac ,W"i • 1101-tno. \Ve a.re willlng to P. P.S. Pacific Per1onnel Services, Inc. ! Soo Newport Center Dr. tl"ain on the tab punch varifier. Location of the key punch dept. in the near future v.•ill be Fashion Island, Nev.1>0rt Beach. MACHINISTS • Gen 'I Production Machinist For Lathe, !\.fill & Drill Press. 3·5 yrs previous t"xper. Xln't l'O. benefits & 1vorking conds. • Apply in person 8 AM--4 PM, Mon-Fri 640 So. Santa Fe S•nte Ana (Interception of Santa Fe & Hathaway) No Phone Calls GELCO... od Nowport Beach SERVI Station att•ndant, r ..... , ~~a1 n---·t·-Pr uct"ion _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .... o/2~ nights. ,.,. East ~· • ~· =" ~ ~~~ Coast Hwy, CdM. 675-2216. 940 17th St., Costa Mesa RN f/time. Emergency 24 Central Towe,., Orange 547-WS 642-0042 Dept 11·7 & 3-11:30 shifts. Sharp Alert Glrl NEW Bulld & Grow store TeSf Xln't employee benefits. For dlversl11ed ofc v.'Or'k. 215 E. O>mmon~allh opening in Irvine. Needs full Contact Emergency Dept, MacGregor Yacht Corp., Suite F f\!llerton 1550 Sooth Cout Hwy * Lq'Una Beach• Appll•ncff I02 & pe.rttime help. Cashiers. B. Roache, RN, Costa Mesa 1631 Placentia, C.M. 87~1833 Sales he.Ip tn hardware. lo.-1emorlal Hospital. 301 Vic-Equal Oppor. Employer · t 1 b' lectrlcal h toria, C.M. 642-2734. Equal SK ILLE D ..,.,;,.,.,.;,;,,,.,..,.;,,,.,;,., CARAGE le hoUR full of pain • p um ing, {! • Tee n1·c·1an Opportunitv Employer. VETERINARY Asslst1tnl for fu.n1lture, tools, Mllquei;, Housewares, automotive, ., ~ I · RNs 11-7 relief-2 d'"'S ""r anhnal hospital, N.B. wlll nlisc. Combhllltlon of · f oor covering, nurser Y • k 11 8 ""J r-ASSEMBLY train niature person. Salary houst'holds, glvti good lumher & bui l d i ng "' · · · c' •11"'84a;, "~"'! . open. Res ume to classiflOO choice. 3592 Ha 1n 11to11 . materials. Outstanding op-a ,,,_~ I J-"ne. CUl·-rd•le -·t al be !·is A ad no. 659 c/o Dai y Pilot, 1v• ...... , , ..... portunities & ne 1 • n e Top$$$ ROOM Clerk & Maids. Refs, P.O. Box 1=". Costa Mesa. CUiver & 405 Freeway, 'Equal Oppt". Emp\over, e At t t 2 I d La B ch Mr ~ , , •a. Y"' '"· exp req · gUna '" · · SOLDERERS Cal\f. 926'6. 55>-7644 or 562-7'60. 979--2532 for appt. b~w1,· Fri~ e Solid Illl"ine Co. Taylor, 494-9436. HOOVER prn, Monday 5/21 t1 -\VAITRESSES & Bu&boy11. day 5/25. Call Immediately Warren Rose Exper. on I y. Interviews WASHER & DRYER NOW interviewing !or pre-735 St. James Place Call Immediately 'I'ucs lhru Sun 8am--llam. Portab\e---JUllt like new. school & e J em en tar y • p p S Newport Beach \Veckencls Included See Mrs. lo.taloof or Mr. $150 teachers for September • • • You are thl" winner ot Evarli, h!esa Verdl' Coun· 417 Flower St, Colla JI.tea. en1ployment in Costa Mesa one free pass e Small parts under magnl-try Club, 3000 Oubhouse (Betv.'een Irvine " Tuatin area. Send resumes 10 P.O. Pacific Ptrsonntl Good for 8 whole £arload [ying glass. Hd, c.~f. No phone calls Avel 646-4TIS. SHUR-LOK CORP Box 663, So. Laguna. 92677. SorvlcH, Inc to any ot the CIRCUIT BOARDS pl•ase. Equal Oppor. Employer NOW .,.1ng through plannOO 500 N.,_rt Center Dr. PACIFIC THEATRES Woltro11H-Bonquot FI~~ ~f.,1 ~1~,,.,".:,~\'.: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'~!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!' j expansion. Need exp er. Suite 900 Newport Bch Exper. pref'd. Apply in per· oven with rolH>ut burners, ~~ei ~~~e-finish cabinet makers. 640-l9?0 (SUbject t• small service • Wire & Harness son aft 10:30 am, to the coppertone. $375. See at 724 Call 536-0411 540-2860. charge at theatre). e Some Schemalic1 &: Sales & Catering Ole, Air-W. 19th St. CM N""'' $20K Please call 642-5678 ext. 314 blueprints. porter Inn llotel, 1&700 ti-tac-Upriiht V&ng\UU'd Frffzer, 1-fAlD . MOTEL. Apply Ex· RN-LVN-AIDE Prod. Control G. Mgr to clalm your ticket (North T .. t_N c...... Arthur Blvd., Irvine. 600 to 800 lbL capt.clty. Su- ecutlve Suites, 1D80 Newport 11 -7 & other shifts. Top pvt Sales Engineer de&ree i lSK County toll tree number Is op ......---O ..--1 WAITERS-\Vaitresses Exper, perb condlUon. Sell $150. Blvd., Costa. Mesa. duty pay. Imm~. pay· for Warehowleman $520 54().1220) -req'd. Day &/or eve. A~ ly ~'1'913. Dental Frnt Ole to $fiOO · • p p s be 3 C ' .:;:::,,::;:::;~~--,,.-,.-·I MAID .,..·ork in exchange for floor duty. County wide r.1ed. frnt ofc $560 SALES l\\'T\ & 5. )'Tano s, D FREIGHT Da.mqe Sale on apt, 4 hn. day. 2376 Inuvws. JI.ton-Fri 9. 5. Inven. Clerk $450 Bus lness-minded creative • • • Newport Center Dr, N.B. new Hotpo\nt .l Wh irlpool Newport Blvd, CM 54&-9755 Lescoulie Nurses Registry, Secretaries $650 person v.•ho':ir owned their P•clflc Personnel \\'AITRESS, day or even· r e f r I g / 'Wa shen/dryert 351 lfospital Rd., NB (Lob-Recept!Typist $550 own retail shop, interested Services, Inc. ing shift. Apply in person, ;56--0780":'.:~'.'.:·~"<""---;--;:: MAINTJNANCE by Park Lido B 1 d g) Egcrow Ofer $700 in fashion & cl"cative selling. J J's Coffee Shop. 18Q N. S I 0 E b y 1 1 d-e MECHANIC &12-99'".ii, 540-9954. Clerk Ty pist $400 for a ftne specialty shop. 500 Newport Center Dr. Const Hwy., Laguna Beach. Rcfriierator-F\'ttrer, imall NURSES Keypunch to $1iCXl Fu11 or part time. Salary Suite 900 Newport Bch WAITRESS, exper. over zt. size. O'Keefe • Menitt We have 2 openings: one tor LVN 7.3, p/time. Nurses Stat Typist $565 open. Ph: 547-7733. 640--1970 Clean & neat. Full or rangt. $4&--4909 ~!"~1 ~~5;;1~ r,;sa ~xge:· ~f Aide, 11-7, exper. pref'd. Accblg C1erk $500 SALES Girl exper. p/time. & 24 Central Tower, Oratq1:e p/tlme. Apply Egg & Ale, LADY Kenmore auto wuher Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, Gen. Acctng Olrk to $650 wknds. zt or over. No rute cA7--&W6 G4l>-8120. $15. 'rw.l..r.~alre auto wuhef precision machine tools C 'I irAo =o"' Pk Pl ase seDd resume "" .... ._.. .a..11-·---' w/knowledge ot 440 Volt, 3 661 Center St., ·" · .,..,..,.,)JOJ. Legal Secretary $650 v.'O · e WAITRESS, exper. Apply in $40. Guar 5: u cuVt:&'CU. phase electrl~ity & NURSES Aide needed for Gal Fri Med Bckgrnd $550 P.~-Box 1623. ~ewport 215 E. Commonwealth penon 2633 W. Coast Hwy, 546-8672, MT-«115 supcrvisoI1' background. oonv. hosp. Apply in person, Sec'y/Constr $650 Be ch, ca 92660· Suite F Fullerton N.B. Betwn 2 & 4pm. * * KENMORE automatic .340=.:V.oicto=ri:::•,_, C;:·:;:M~·---Personntl Agency SALESMAN & Mgn, Pl/!. -.;"0...,, .. 1 Opm.:~mpl WANTED Shampoo girl tor wa.lbtt, SZ. Gu~. $15. The other position requires -NEWPORT $800 & up monthly guarn. 11 ~---po • ayer. busy 6hop, M\lSf. be licenJed, call MS-6864 , -f J NURSES Akles, Exper. req. a1 No exp """ Mr Loe "'=-':;=:::;::;;<::-.,,:::--;;:= ~!.mf':~ce 0exi!r~ n er a 7.J Utime & ll-7 I/time. 833 Dover Dr., N.B. ?Wi 'Tl0-6543 ' ' 'SNAOC Bar Cook. Memorial Phone 675-33&5 PVT pt;y -Frosttree ~ H.B. area. 842-5551. ""'""'"'"'"64":Z..!!38!!!!70!l!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'ISALESWOMEN, oVtt 35, ex-Day 'di Labor Day, Bahia W:--O~e~ ::n--Must Cltbel Dryer, ookJr tv~ Steady, day 11hift v.o0rit in a 2 OFFICE GIRLS per dresses & sportswear Corinthian Yacht Oub, 1601 NeldirU Good 1 :'550,7;::•;:m~2-=.,;;::<;;---,-:= clean modem plant. NEEDED RAPIDLY growtna: boat co. CM & HB. J~ Size shop: Bayside Dr, CdM. Se~ Chef ~~ ~ Apply~·i!~ R.EFRIGERATOR 5 yean Please Apply At: Radio telephone dispatch seeks exper. A/P Cltrk. Part time incld. Sun. Call Debus. Trabe.ca Products.. 837 W ~ ~ defro11t, very clean ,Suite 900 Newport Bch I 640-1970 ' 1 2; Central TO\\·er, Orange Yard Newport Mu.s t be 2.5, able to drive Irvinri: !ndus. Parle location. 636-1957 eves. &:: wkendl. •SPANISH TE ACHE R, 18th, Costa Mesa. · o~=;::::::·"--~_,,.,--,.---,.-,,-1 GREAT WESTERN 3324 W . Warner Ave Apply In Person Pho 93-4586. SALES Lady. Exper. Mature commercial experience on-\VHO WANTS TO WORK? $801 YR. KUam, del .l install. Santa Ana YELLOW CAB CO. REAL ESTATE SALES lady for better sportswear 4 Ix. 540-9'264 DRIVE A CAB! Late mod. Kenmore wuher. SAVINGS 54$.-7154 186 E. 16th. Costa M€'sa SUCCESS CAREER work wknds. 615-2810 STATISTICAL typist for con-CHOOSE Yo\ll' houri, \\'Orlc 63&-2840; 839-l178. ' Please call :r.trs. Rose for an appointment (TI4) M1-75TI I 547-6446 I 215 E. Common"·eR.lth Eq .. 1 0 Employer OPENINGS for machinists & New or experienced. Join the SARAH Coventry Jewelry atruction finn ht Newport for younelf be your oWn REFRIGERATOR $X1 Sufte F FuHerton 1418 N. Main St .. Santa Ana u«\. p~r. drill press operators. Tap-World's largest and futest No invest deliv or collect' Beach. Mln 2 yrs exp. Call bo11. Men ~r v.11men. can Uaed for cold pop. etc. I 870-1833 An Equal Oppty Employer MANUFACTURERS REP. matic Corp. 1851 Kettering ~thwt~n,=r~ ~~~i;~ 894-7733, 645-5946. , ~;pt. Frank, 833-8722 for be slla:hUy handicapped, * 4n-2878 * Equal Oppor. EmployC'r KEYPUNCH Opportunity In audio en· eS~t.'-, ,,1.-vm_,,,· "''-' 9:::79-"'10c::...:::::~-~ 1 oHices and become a SAWYERS hon1e need 1 Ne 8 t-Oean Appearance. ELECI'RIC Ooor poll.sher, I . OPERATORS tertalnment field, no in-Outbrd Motor Mechanic member ot our Millionaire mature v•oman for 3-ll & TELEPHONE Sain. \Vorl< Vte:, ~tired. Age 21 to 70. never used. $20. GENERAL Help, ri1.11me' Full or p/time. Prefer 1 yr vc>stn\ent necessary, phone. Club. Multl-milllon dollar ll-7 shifts. Prac. Nurse from your <_>Wn home. Supplement your Income'. 644-1246 I eves from 5p1n on. Drivers recent exper. on 029, 129 or IMAGE • MONTAGE SYS. St~mmt!~~~~~~~ M~= advertising program. Free liousekeeping duties. Also Highest comrruaslons. Ex· Drive 8 cab 6 h~ or more a 36" Maglc Oit.r, gas range:, I ~ Kitchen. Over 21. Apply l\ey to disk. Will consider TEMS OF NORTH AMER· rowhead. Call ( 7 1 4 ) guaranteed licensing ~hool. cook, p/tl.me. 646-6TI6, ~r: n ° t neces.sary. ~~)iow ~blyeo., 186 ~1fs:}; Large griddle, coppertone, 1n person, r.te n Eds, 410 E. trainees who have success-ICA, INC. 3.1?-25Cl. Excellent sales tra1nini. SEAMSTRESS, muat be St., Co8ta MeM. xlnt. $50. 548-(189, 548-2"2. 17th St, Costa l\1esa fully completed a KP cour&e a48-9887. Sat, Sun or Mon. Please call Vlrglnla J ones exp'd. Must be able to do TELEPHONERS -"'"-"· :::::::..;~::.:...---RECOND. APPLIANCES GJiNERAL Office v.11rk in & can pgss KP test. Please f\1AN to work lull time tn OVER 21 experienced ~ffee 835-48ll. own repaini & malnL 4 Day Fem.ale. For Oiamber of WIG Styl~ -Expel'. $2 -Delivered _ guar. Dunlap's, I rest home. P/time. Must Call Wyn ~546-«l80, ext 43. rental yard. Neat In appear. = 31s~~:f.:°~uw:1f~~ RED CARPET v.'Ol'k week. Apply Trabe.ca Commerce advertising pro-'2·50 hr. Sal + Bonwi. 7$Xl 1815 Newport, CM 548-7780 like older peop~-64&-6716. EVC! & w'knds 979-8607. w/neat handwriting. Will St., Costa Mesa. Colonial Realtors Products, 837 W. 18th St. motion. Pick )'Otll' own houri Edinger, Hunt. Sch. DELUX elect range, Ulce nu, Gi.rl Friday $500 Safeguard/Integrated train. Apply niorns, 1930 Kitchen 548-0366. REAL ESTATE C.M. ' 10 am-3 pn1 or 3 pm-8 pm. WOMAN CIVetr 30 tom~ 2 O'.'en&, roti8sl!rle Temp. P~le Contact Data Corp. Newport Blvd, CM SALES MANAGER SECRY .• R..E. ~pe=·+ w~'!:iu ~r~ ~::'~ts _ ~Jtie;e ~ oontrl bumer, noo. 64f-1.246 \Vestclifl L d ' S Att nd t MANAGER , w h' Resale Ottice needs manaaer Secrete.rial po1utlon In actlvt!; from our ott1ce. Apply 315 833-8191 alt 5pm uk for • DISHWASHERS, WftAhen, Personnel Agency ~ 1e1 pa . e an Manager who'• had EX· are seman with 2 yean o! Real E!tate Realtor'1. office. Beautttul 3rd St., SUlte E, Hunt\~.... .o"""""-"'r'--------d:;i:~• reblt, guam I: 165\ E. E~"ing", S.A. Pnor e:<i:per. II\ spa pro-PERlENCE In a f In e U Jn N•wpolt ·~-·· -d ,, -16'20 u•5n• ~ .~ M t be 21 rt laity sho Pb experience. Newport Beach new o ice 1kach. Call ~2100. W 0 R K I N G A 1 s I !'lt.snt e v "'' ru...-; ..,...,... o. lMnrk Ill Center} l.-.:uure. u.s over . crea ve 1>pec p. • area 'C'-o-. ....... ung company Center. Congenl.aJ. 1Wl of1 ~,.-.-,-'-'-'-'7-~~~-I M It 30 A h '/D ~-!1836 knM,·lcdgable in use of 547-1733. SHIP & REC EXPER Exc~U~.....,o'Pportunity fo; n1a_ture pe~nnel. A front Telephone Appt Sec'y pl~r·,!~~.oveJ.!. Petft': Rent W•• trs ryer1 GIRL FRIDAY ""hirlpooll& sauna, Contact l\lANAGER v.·a.nted. Small professional growth. Apply olhce position requiring P /tlme lluntlngt~ Center MAii, HB $2. \Vl<. F\tll rnalnt. ,1 h S 11 r Pcrsonne Manager, recreation club. No ex-'Top$$$ ,·n oont1•--. •·nd -·me good telephone "°. Ice, SH I. c. a..m our off'-CdM p-* 639-l'l02 * ,, 4ture, s arp. mn o c. Bolboo B•y Club "'" ·~1 =~' ~ •=• bill" Real~• ~' _,,, W T G ' --" Payroll, heavy phone, Senne perlence necessary. ~ Solid Irvine Company to Claasili(!d ad no. 638, c/o IBM Exec._ a 1-1es. position rcquJrlna: peDOnall· rants no.~s NEAR new d \sh w a• her bOokkl'ep!ng. 642-5261. 1221 W, Coast llwy., N.B. MATURE Man for night .,all Immediately Daily Pilot p, o. Box lfi60, estate. exenence not essen-ty &: salesmanship. Xln't AUTO MECHANIC built-Jn ]!Ute use 9 mag. GUARDS LANDSCAPE "'~n in Industrial Costa l\'l"esi Callf. 92626. tlal. but helpful. .Prefer sa.lary. Call: 8 3 3-3 6 5 6, Exp'd pre!. Good benefits $100 to lucky caller 96&-1093 ' mollee!': Some day work I • p p s . local 'telldent. For 1nten1u noon-5pm or Eves ~1089 Apply in pi.'l'Mf\ . • TO I --~ ·--Full &: P/tin1c Position!! workers wanted. 546-2535 ~ 1~ Pn 833-0519 . • • • REAL ESTATE SALES call l\l.rs. Duhl. . . Grant Plaza AU l\t,\'r c w ...... .., •• e~- oe>en in Long Beach . ,'!, LEAD COOK, EXPER ea y. · · We have an opening In our Wesley N. Taylor O>. 644--4910 TELLER 9811 Adams Ave., lluntinlt(on Irle ~· .,_~x~l~ent con- Compton area~ for q11el!l1ed 1''RY-DtNNER COOKING MATURE ex.per. a.uistanl Pacific Personnel Residential Division for e.n Beach ;';:11tio~n::,·.;•;'7,~·,;,-c::;--::;.:7·-,,== apPllcanls \vho d cs Ire Apply ln Person m 1 an 1 ad .. rN.B ~l •uFa11hk>n Services, l"c. experienced & enthuslii.!tlc e Sec'retarltl Attra.ctlve open!"" for win-Equal Opporturuty Employer MA'iT1\G Wa.sher & ()ryt2', s~dy employrnent. 18 Yra So•lanl Roilouront • an • : O'l'l""""t'• • man or lady Beautiful of ... R..lso many other ,.,_,..,,..._ A I I . · · e TupJ1t1 dow teller. savtnp & loan ............. -. .. o age or older. pp y n MATURE v.'Oman to babysit 5(1() Nev.'P)l"t Center Dr. f1ce. best location & con-" bl 640--0169 pOrson, 326 so. Lemon St, 630 Newport Ctr Dr. 6 mo11. girl, my horn!!, 4 Suite 900, N.B. genial 1UJmclatea. Call Mts. • Trn~ Aasem •rs experience prefernd. ][~) HOl'POINT ~aheim . betwn 911.n1 & Ne"'tlOrl Beach. Ca dl,)'I week, 8 lo 6. Newport. 64().1970 Clark tor appolntment. • Gen'I Laborers IMPERIAL SAYINGS ~ R.Ern.IGERATOR $50. 1~. LYN-Charge & Med. 3-llpm 675--1803 Atte.r 6 P.M. We•tty N . T•ylor Co. VOLT e 56-1.SM e WT Sterling S l" cur i t Y f/lime. Immed. H.B. area. M ARJ NE E N o J N E PANTRY MM • 2nd Cook. REALTORS lnst•nt Ptr'°"ntl & LOAN CO -=w=~~o=-=;o.-. "'12"'cru.-,1t."""21 • •, Service. 842-55-51. MECHANIC n\tes. Ex,rl. req'd. Apply Zill Son J-··~·• .. Hill Rd T •-• • ..: ,.. .... ,al o por Employor MA HINISTS ~..... s · empotuy ~·v•Ce Antlqu.1 • 800 cloor, t cond. $70, , .. , .~.. P • · C 1'-fust ~ exper. & cun"ent on betwn 3& Cyrano's. 600 0 N.wpart Center 644-4910 3&4.11 Campua or., Suite 106 1 :.:;;.;.;~=o:-----= 64:)...8164 iOOSEKEEPER • Take Experimental & Production. pleasure boat iu I: dleael Newport Center Dr, N.B. REAL ESTATE SALES Newport: Beiach 546-4141 Telephone Si.J..3130 or ~JA61 ANTIQUJi6: Tablea, th&in, -'-'~=------- charge of Hunt. Hllrbour 5 Y~ min. vcper. Diversl· engines, tran.mUssk>m,..out· FREE LICENSE Equal Oppor. Employer for appolntm~. meatblock, cobblers bench, 8ulldl119 Meterl•I• I06 }Qne w/2 nlce 8Chool ~ rled woril: load. Manuf. of drives, etc. Hlghelt waps PART TIME TRAININ"" Equal Oppcrtunlty Employer cupboe.td, mbc. 541-2700 dilldren. Exp'd only. $300 in.'ltnunentaUon. Adv~ tn induatry. Brand new w S R pt * e Surplus. Building pk-n10. Cal1 846-30l-I or KlnetlC"S, Jn<'., 1231 Victoria taclllties at SuMet Aquatic NEW ACCOUNTS FatnOUi' Real Estate Ucene-* ecretery-ec. • ~~~-~----BUY. SELL. TR.ADE! r.tATERIAL. 1000·1 of NEW 846.()583 SI CM •dn65 Equal Park Call lat tor appt. n4· CLERK 1~ Course row av&l\able SH. not ft<l 'd, Geo'!. rul THE SHOW OFF Com• Into 1550 S. Cot Hwy ~\.IS'. Doors. lu-~r. ply. • ., •• O'«l-" • · • .. ...,1.,Ac .... estate ex""'" de11lrable in •' ........ a Btach* '~"' """' H()USEKEEPf.R Live in lor Oppor. Employer. 846-4125 or 713: -.n-...-thru T11rbell R.ealton. Ftte ,....... · Sale:irlady age 3v."IO. Exper-.__.,.., \\"OOd, alum sheetina:, mold· elderly la~ 1n Dana J>o.lnt. J\lACHINTST CEN ERAL ca::":<rt::lm::;:;•·=-.==tt.,--50 \l.'.P.~t. typing, ah pttltt· Placem,.nt Service. Fret! ~ctlvte't ~~ve. nttlce. i('nce UMettSSlll')'. 2'l Faah-~U,\RE grand piano, SS yr Ing, v.·lndOWlll, etc. U~l"ntl Lile housekl'ep1na:. Growing c.M. co. needs iood MECHANIC red. Trnlntng Progrftnt. Eam or n ~II~ \on Jsland, N.B. o d Murphy "'all be<l. 5701 BUILDERS SURPLUS tf.ltl.ry, non ~moker, drive all around rnachinisl. Tools, E,.'xperifnced in lav.'TI mov.•en; -UNITED-~ihile yriu71 le~,; .. F!11 Al ORANGE o:>AST ~aJi.hol"(', NB &1.'rllS 7 • 2.ioti So. MAIM St., S.A, CV• 496-6914 dit'll & prcel~lon parts. Ex· &: turf maintenance equip-Sloan 1 4l o.i"""""· on REAL ESTATE TRAINEES DBCORATORS autht'ntlc i\1011 tltn1 Sat IB-:i HousekMper, f/t lme per. r..tlll, lathe, surface ment. !\lust be able -to l.'0111· CALIFORNIA BANK -'iiv'ii'•ii'io'ndiiii'•'ii71i;4ii'~83~2~·7000~i;·~'i,;;;;:;~Co~ron~a~d"'.t:µM~a~r:::= Vlctor1an lovf" &eat. Nuly T14: ~1032 549.3001 grinder i•tt. 40 hr wk • pletcly run m&lntenance • ECRET I R 1 \\"Ill train dependable •~n uphOl1 67>-6831. I ;;:-=~:::'~"'-'=---I IN PRoc w55 Stt>ady. Call 642-8080 for shOp. Salary OP'"· Beneflii;, 201 ~;n~:m~~cMM' REAL ESTATE SALES SI t N~ C teccpt. on• ~me pla11tic \~ion ANTIQUP PINE CHEST ~ appt. Sanla AM are a, 714-92.-612l Rl'Sl\les In Newport Beech .!I ~n er, eon· e ng opera ton. Muat BOOKCASE ss5 801 , INSPECTOR MACHINISTS ,54&-:::::71!75:.:::::......-----4 area 1tn1ctlon Ir real estate e""p havt own car A be> 1bl(! to Coll '119-i-izi7 lo -J ~ E 1 H.ARBOR VIEW deslrable.Permanent. stand tntlrt 11hltt It __ _;:;:::...=="'--- Receiving 1: final tn1D(lct n Prot ly I: Models ~etal. TIME FOR Equa. vy.,..r. mp oyer OMES tsments. &44-()606 neceuary. ()penlna• on Dn.y 642-5878 of ""''m m eo b • n I oa I 0 I: f H FOR A[ON ShUt. IJ.95 P'r mo to atAtt. AMembllf!!l. S rn a 11 clec· Cn~b e of tooling mAnu 11~ FOR ACTION ' PBX OPERATOR 1829 Port Shefl\eld Place • • • RaJte In 3:1 dafl· tl<>nl"' firm. ·Min. 2 yn OX· l;:;m::O:::n7~~~1:,~1~ • • • Telephone aoa. IVC. Fo.i.lon N-" ll<ld> SJJ.-0780 TIM FOR Apply 9cun-\lam or 1-J pm WANT AD par de1trnbt.. baw "P· k own tools. Top DAILY PILOT lalaod, N~ Bob. Exl>'d wk-dll>" onlY • Oranse Cout PlaxUa> * "°-· 549-3041 PRY It f'rlnae benefits• E:OE. only. Full Ume. All 1hift!I _...,..,...,..,,..,.....,..,.I 850 West 18th St. ~al Oppor. Employ<!T ACCURATE MOt.D CO. CLASSIFIED AD open. Top salary A benoDll. Sell Idle 11 ... ~ ••• &17 5678 CLASSIFIED ADS Coota Moit>, Calif. Seil Idle Items ',, .... 64~ (21.l) 860-M Call 11).-4 PM, M~F. 4~1755 'T. DAILY PILOT c am er a w/tn- tcrchAnaeable lent. 400tnm tele. \en5. le. P~11.tax. Nikon, ~tc. l\fttr 5, 67!-lll'j(). ONE J>hotl) B~ CamM'a ..-·/12' track lk'd A :U" Ima tor lri.lk lttffll w o r k • 54()-2860. lf DA;lY PJLOT s,,.,...,., ""'!9· ,,., 1·; -·-I~ I ;-d-I& L ~ _]~ t •«• •· ~ ! ·~ •· 1~/! .. , · ~ &i' •• ~I -·v. lli1:....! • " Got'llO Sil 11• · l ;;;;;iiiiiijiiiiji;;~j';.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;11~,LL°j;;lnff;;,~2~Tl1,;,,,..;;;:,! $1.11 ''"""" a I Fumlhwe •10 -• --!' Ger ... Salt 112 Ml•-Ill Ml-Ill•-Ill Sponing -uo ~!!...::::::;::.::::....-.--".31 ~.,_. '°' NE:ta•IBOllllOOo •• •• •• llll'llmc p'•Dlf•NG 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;j BABY -.... BF.DROO~J ~·. lltW t'blld'1 Alts, 21682 llila.ria Ir, aHlfUlll AMI ,. 11L PRICE GOLF Cl~ lif&cGnsor,AIXiRABLEkhmt.,GwU,2 Mallardducldi.neaS2.:IO· ,\LMO$T new c omp 1 et f' (",:rrnpai•n or~ngt', j plet'ef H~. B<:b. Sai "-Swl. * AUCTION * /2 · lll!w. Nicldau:I lierltaae. It, 3 ma., ,rey, bik/•·ht, S.£. Ml'M D~ darlcroom"""' 23C Oetel.r 11'~. t.umoo' rock tnr picl<-up I ft1' t'll r! FRIDAY 7:il0 PM --Coot $4l!0, s.u blk. ftutty. Need '°""· ~. enl.a.rKff, ~ 10 h r• • &46-1800 e f1'1 AntkJuc dn..-uer whh WI t1ftL1, $250. M8-Cll>, ~ str1'04 1 :-;;"~;fj;i)N.rn~;;;;:;~~· optratl11g time, ~;/2 CUSTOAf Madt uphollit£>red n1 !nw, cfinettl', ••aln111 MAY llTH Hl'nllh191member•blp AG UAR Bi&·GameDARUNG UtOe SJUWiel,IN"f>~fONATE Sdlntldo' llmlll!S; F 18 C chair, Early A 1n .. r I c 11 n drt;SM":r, telelOOPt, lll50 x 16.5 _ Serve to BOO'O R~. St~e ;::: available tor 1 yr. (nOt I.be SpelltK\lft. Never Wied ($'18. bea&ie/poodle, 6 'M!dli old, a: Sia.mete kittens. Artey Flipper Dr Yer Dutch cabinet "'/StertQ bit U'k tiret. tori. lampc, DOt· 14 --_, requf.mf 2 yr eontnr.ct). new). Sac:rUke at $35. loolMs for homes. 567-4071 54S-6112 or 645--89ll aft a..., w/thtnmlt&te; ~ls incl. in. &G-Ol.83 led J)lunt• and mueb more. 1\lmjrure ~ cloth· Dinf~ Sets Ii: Jltt.tclt. rn. Take OYer" payment& Cid -..un aft 5 pm Dlalmuttt; Cralab Timer; PRIVATE Owner _ Antique One lam. movin& mo.I sell tna, IO)'l, 1 boasiawares°, mow· vaM, Lamps, Oolhe Tahfes, $13.50 mo. Call 847-f'm aft. /,ll(JME=-=°'-""' ... ~~ ... ---,...,.-3 SEAL point kittens. aSIClr1td M.'ttUOrits, 714 -Ben1\l.'00d Chair~ ror t.hO!il' 1111. en. campla.r eqltipmcnt, Wubera, Dryers A MUOI 5:30 wtt-da.>'a or Stote', R•lt•ur&ttt, female Ga one generation, loving na 49Ul8.1: G'°t"C'°'ANTI="c""==-;::,,-= mlni bikes, poob, k Much MOREil wk-ends. B.lr m old er man $15 ea. 4fl6.-48l'J • 0 wllo cheri.~h quality, $50 Gara.et' Sa1e Fri· WINOrs AUCTION I U"'""' TO BE ~~ .. 10: !:., ~·.v•• Fumftun t each. 979--1738 day afternoon, all day mot'e! ~ ~"°' .. -·-u.: TWO temale Si!Ubese kiU Sal.~ ••• ~ aaJUng G-·t Qru, e~~ • •-NCR ~~ n-~ • -•·-bl ·~ c BABY f mil I" 3 Cold -~· ~ nm w ,_, v ·-~~ • 200 LIS I -·· ~ ·~·SP'"~ ~ 7 cute • -· •, -· MOVING cust O:ugh u~ ~'i'~Js soo. machine, color tV. 1tfft<>, Adam._ Hunttnctcn Beach COME BROWSE AROUND •• Good Condttion. ~::: ~ s:t· ~-~:;;1328=·==,,-""':;:-;cc: EVERYTHING total. l Pc comt·r 8et, $l%i. .~wing machine. Mu e h· GA.RAGE SALE :1>75~ Newport Blvd. SWIMSUITS •* &l180 ** good watcb dog,' b5brim'. SIAMESE Kittens. dark bl MUST GO 545-5668 ~ch nwre 7l9-Main St. SUNDAY ONLY Behind Tony's Bldg. Matl'a, •t Dltcount TV, R.edfo1 HIFi, 4M--9815 eyes. Frost pnt b.1. cboc Sacrifice f Urn i tu r e & DECORA1'0R Came Table liemt for &ale, ]terns for c.osta Mna * ~ Summu oonoo. ·aft! bl! 1 Pc, Stereo 836 BLACK 9nto old p a r t F • $35. ea. 6.18-22>-i. bousebold goods. B' llOfa, w/-i chall'5, vcllow & "'11.ite 8xl0 lfeavy !ringed shag area tree, Items 'ft'll~to f!!!0!!!!0!!!!0!!!!0!!!!0!!!!0!!!!0!!!!0!!!!!'i 2 ~ k n.-8 white upholstered $150 .. 2 "i '>NI u•·~ rui:nu $25, 1rnlarearug$5. tak4! away. Mi; .. ~~ pc, au 9itta. Bikinis w/ coc capoo puppy, :w~vv:,• ______ ;;;;, ~Id veJvet matching Roti> pd. J.'2j, Sci s~. "" Gas klg grulti it burner $10 e. ~ ru matching halter dresses "Tl MODEL. clearance on' housebroken. Rocker ci\Aira s:Al. ea.., end new. 673-8886 ·rwn bl'd set c 0 mp f furniture, aret, trunk p CED ~ QUICK l..argest selection in Orang~ RCA & Zenith TV & ste.t'f!Ot. 557-9321 TOY p0QDLE PUPS ~ tables, lainp1. Antktue Tea CJRCULAR l:ustoni IJ It. \V/fran1e $20. nll vw r.1oons :;{=~1~pperw00:::: FREE oaJvERY Co. Lowert prices ot the year at GRAY kilt.ens - 8 \\'ks old I Chocolate & cate au Lai Cart $250. Sf.e to appl'i~ate. velvet sofa, "''ith matchlnK $5, ~1isc. All fl er f e ct. clothes tool! 40 Chord G 0 Id / 0 range n y 1 0 n lolllf Sain ~ County's largest m.li-le, 1 lem. weaned ' & Beatitiful. $250. & up./: • Ctlppet tlil lamp, large $20). glass top table. on~: vf a ;;45-7361 orgari, 'port. ~Gover w88ber carpeting, approx. 42 *"· 1664 N~"()Ort Blvd Cea er. Zenith 19 ' ' housebroken. 548-2889 ait. 6 quality breeding 531-7 . Canopy dbl bed, beau!., kind. 968-4762 c"'ARA=7c=E_,Sa,..lc-o-, -B"l"°k-v7iny~I & dryer. 477 Flower St, yards lor livtug room, 22 sq. Costa Mesa * 646-044o ~ ::J.· ~ ~ PM. HUSKY/hialamute le ma J complete $95 .. twin bed $15., 8' SO!-~A, $50. P.1atching convert. sofa, arm chair, CMta Mesa. (Bet wee 0 yd. bedroom, ex c e 11 en t Solid State consoles from FREE Fluffy KI t ten s, purebred. Gorgoom ~If white druliing Ible c:om· chair, $.a). Coffee table, $15. end Ibis, bed spread, rug, Lrvine & Tw;tin Ave) cond. $1 yard. 24 yds fanlily WANTED ~25. 19" Solid State $MS. 3 or~ ... ht~, need good ~1i~:1t breeding IJllal~J!-; plet~ w~t;a~~s $60.. Very good cond. 96:1-4788 drps, books, etc. Sat & Sub, 646-4716 room, fair cond. 50c )'d. Will yr picture tube, 1 yr parts & home, 962-96.95. I =·e $95. complrt:. m~~t: DAVENPORT $85 & loveseat 1()..5, 1827 Tahuna Terrace, REF.. g a 8 range' !!:min ~::;e !i:oct. ~=· ~cetl. Cash 90 or terms. ADULT fem. part Siamese, SILKY $1A50KC -. I' desk $50., walnut db I $50, kneehole desk $35. :,CD"='M"-"6"'+'2760='-~-~-dishwasher, ladie11 go Ir swivel naugahyde rocker, TICKETS TO ""'~.1. A anta, H.B., 962-M59 very atfectimate-. To good 'iem~7 · . , - dresser $75., triple drewr ~ OLl> bJftlea:, oollectabl:es. ciuM, _ tumiturr, pink good condition $25. 963-2l87 LED ZEPPELIN or 10016 Brookhurst, H.B. ·home. 548-2889 a.ft. 6 PM. $85., 2 mirrors $25. ea., KITCHEN Table & ti cha.in, obsidian rocks, appliances, polyester shag cvpet ~ BOY SCOU S CONCERT 988-3329 FRIENDLY female labrador COLLIE PUPS ~. many dishes, pota, pana, $75. Lrg dining rm drop leaf Corning Ware, swim fins, (slightly tlled), bikes, hang· T needs lovintK home, $.l) ea. 6 \vks. bookl, framed p I ct u re 1, table $25. 963-2M7. clothes, etc. Sat S-3 at 2:1371 lng lamps {red and white), OF AMERICA Please call RENT JO OWN GC-0296 ~T/61 "°•: elec.. can opener, mix"°. Bayview, S.A. Hgt11. mJgc, -May 19-%0-9 *TROOP 106 * c ~: Round whlto tonnlca 48" BARGAIN! Early Amor. 54!H314 A.M.·5 P.M .. 11771 Acacia 548-7881 TV'S & STEREO SMALL male dog, 5 mo. old. BEAUTIFUL AK ....,_ kitchen tbl $35. TV $45. Din. aet w/hutch. $300. Gd. "G°"W~R!F1E==o-g_ar_ag_o_'81_· ~e!· Tree Lane, lrvi.ne, Univers'I· 41h Annual n1mmage sale. * For Cost Only * $10 Blk & white, bas all shots. Puppy, 10 wks, male. $50. ETC. , 2416 Vlsl;',1 !!,ogarl • oond. 644--0487SOF .8!1; ~: Sat, May 19, 9a.m-4pm. ty Park, Village lJI, end ol May 9~5~ 20th. HAND n1ade unique King 4 , Needs You! 548-4759 * 833.-15~ * Newimt@each, ,,........,.,., *** A ... ....,veseat, Plymoolh Congr. Church ~treet in second cul--de-gac. t poru>r· canopy bed King . UNUSUAU.Y affectionate MINlATURE Sc h auzer, WE ARE MOVING AND _never used, both for $155. spoMOttd. Homemade food. CAMPTNG equip, furn, lawn Redh::f1::;e~~isa.des Louis XIV era. 6aJc & No Crecb! Cbeck•No Deposit mother cat + 2 kittens. l or beautiful AKC pedigreed ALL lofUSl' GO! For im· Usually hOme, 968-7910 1429 Sa11tiago Dr, Ne\\port m~r. surf board & misc. Mahogany w/massive hand Free Dclivery -Free ~epail' all. 644-4565 female. 774-nOO. mediate sale. Pr overstulJed SQUARE oak tab!('. Old Beach 5U. 13th St, HB ONLY AUTHORIZED made chest, 12 drawer. Sac. Monthly Rentals Ava.ilable KITI'IES t black niale, t SAINT Bernard p ll p pies, chts, cost $420. Now $30 ea. fashioned dresser. P 1-1 . c'°o"IT""EE'=-t-a7bl~e-, -~-,-,-m-ae~h. '•welry 815 Kirby Vacuum Distributor in , $100'.I. Stain glass windows, Open Eves. 543-4444 white female to good homes. AKC reg. $150. Nearly new cunred bar ·& 61;>-3085 after 6 lamp, nu trike. blocks, other __ ,...;,_______ Costa Mesa • Will be happy I incased inwood many CdM area. 644-4436 · 557-TI48 '•,)'>'p1'n'·J1,751-,,,';!e11~!! ~~od',G1ra91 Sale 812 baby things. Kids games & INDIAN JEWELRY to arrange a home demon. panels. See to apprec. Best STEREO: .1973• 200 Watt GERMAN shortbair nn\nter ** GOLDEN Retriever -. ""' ~ -" 1ltl stration. oilers, Pr. Pty. 832-0024. Quadrasonic, Garr a rd ,.... · C c 1· d S .sh h dbOard books, Like nu hoys clothe!I. Thurs/Fri/Set/Sun. only C•ll 91"""""" model, systemized auto Male, !~yrs old. To good pups, AK ' hamp ines, ~ Mat~J~g d;:sser & NEIGHBORHOOD. C~ up Hot whl eqUip, iOO Poinset-Wholesal•Direct from " .,.~...... DIN~ $25, loveseat S55, turntablf' AM / FM I MPX home. 54~2988 OFA, shots, 545-2069 mlmir. Nearly new gan1e -. Sat/Sun. Give away tia, CDM. Sat & Sun 10-4. or 919--5469 chair $29.75 sm 4 drawer R ~ • 4 Q d DARLING n ffy k' 7 ST. BERNARD Puppi~.' ~ table&. chairs co1t $600 now prices. Toyota step bumper, COMMUNITY Rummage Reservation. Being iold \VHIRLJ>OOL. no Ir o st desk $10.75,' Bdrm set, no ta:eiveJeck u~i!pef:'it weeks old ::rey ~tt":hitc. AKC. Champion Grand Sire,· : $375. Nearly new Frig. 1972 llonda 70, 900 miles, Sak> -Terrific buys. by Running Bear• at reCrig, w.ith ire ma~er. Also f}'W· $76• met.al cupboo.rd unclaimed, ~till brand new Need good 'homes. &44-<l903. Pvt. Party. t213) 832--8463.:, Washer $185. Dowis of Jig Saw on st~. Pictures, Newport Shol"(>S Club House. NAVAJO TRADING ~~nnref':!!t· Botw~hn t~~-ne~. tric.,~le ~;50scru2 bbew~-J$4e:. in .box and guaranteed. Orig INVEST in love, SL Be other Items tro numerou1 to upright Grand piano, 8.11· 511 Caf)('l St. Newport 2432 Newport Blvd, CM .o<:<.I ""' ~ ~ a,,. " '"' • '""" • pnce $400 N $185 Cash Sub" 1 Ult. All great buy:a! Come tlque. [)iahes, end table~. 2 Beach. Sat & Sun. May 19th 642-7251 tique buffei & din table & 6 . sU7SA. BS LESO t misc. us ED or small paym°:'nts. 893-0501 I 11~1 rps.... ~;.~ ,.& ~; ro 16335 s. Pacific, Sunset Torque wrenches! chairs, & :nth. chI's, so.fa & loveseat. oof· • 2560 Newport ............. me · . j Beach, 10 am to 7 pm. tables, Nu bowling ball, .. GENUINE Indian Jewelry fee/end tables, bikes. Blvd, C.M., Tues thru Sat. SI'EREO: Unclaimed 1~73 WEIMARANER pups. AKC . ioiiiiiiiiiioiiiiii;i;iiiii;;;;;iiOI hanging pool table lamp, MOVlNG to Haw8.11! Real Cholce pieces, xlnt prices, 557-6324 * AUCTION * GaITal'd model. full size reg. 5 mos, all shots, $1) .. •SALE: WAREHOUSE Many more Hema. 1691 Bargains! Clothing, elec. 16389 Bolsa Chica, H.B. l BLUE & gold m~"t"-8 x turn.table, IAMull /'FM. Sten:o p Ge I 850 _c_a1_1_s~20-~24~13-~~~~,, FULL of FURNITURE Palau Place. Costa Mesa, b I an k et s, kitchenware, Phone 846-8080 ll rug, 1 black & ;j,i'ie"mix· Fine Fumiture receiver, range axr ets, ner• BEAUTIFUL AKC Beagle bet Baker & Adams on East fabrics. Muc}l Mo~! 2183 Ma ture shag 10 x l2, 4 heavy & Appliances !!pl!akers, tape deck and Puppy 10 wks male $50. ENGLANDER Ftn..L SIZE Mesa Verde. SatfSun. • Fairway Dr. CM Sat·Sun W.. chinery i, 816 "''ooden foictini chairs & 1 Auctions Friday, 7:30 ~.m. headphone plug in jacks. ''FUN FOR PETS'' • 833.-J52G * BOXSPRINGS&MA1TRESS YARD Sale: 3134 Ken-y Ln. ~5PC,MC'-~-~~-~~ baby's folding Port-a-crib Windy's: Auction Barn Brand new. in. box , Visit my little backyard =="'°*,,:;=;;;::=::';;::::=c l BOTH FOR $39. ,.._ 5~0 ,_ b WORK benches $40; fire ex· .th t'-1 "·'·h , guaranteed. Ong price U90. boarding kennel. Owner OLD English Sheep Dog p KING SIZE BOX SPRGS 546-324%. • ...... rn1er group -FA ui.mps taJ lea chairs, tgrs C02, 10 LB S33; C02, 50 w1 ma u.:ss, ll1jp e uu•,, , 2075~ N~. CM ~ oow $95. Cash or small operator, tender Io vi n g pies, AKC, xnlt blood line, &: Matt:resa from $79, $99 Rl:lya1 Blue/blk w/11torage bar & Misc. Crn. Saybrook LB carts $80; \Vork stools 492-3539. Behind Tony s Bldg Mat I. payments. 893--0501 care. Closed 11 am-2 pm. sho.,..'11 by appt 962-7444 REPOSSESSION CENTER ~70. Spa~ishTdesk$~'Elge. &H .. ~~rnlng Star, Hunt $4/7; 867 \V, 19th, CM, MINK Bolero, autumn haze Ml 11 --*SPRING SPECIAL* PET 'llN!ATURE o-1umuzer ..,,,., ~tereo $50. ent t.0J. ng. arUV\lr. Sat,.sun 19th & 64z....,~408 $200. Girls sch win~ see 1neou1 " ~ ......... 619 E. 4th St., Stmla Ana Saddle $63, Tnlle sew 20th Ia-5. Stardust, 3 spd $40. office Wanted 820 Rebuilt-Picture Tu'-VAC~.!l?~~D AKC, black, 8 wk s , Daily 9 to 7 * Stlnday u .5 n1ach. $30. White li11ed 8:-A"'=T"'.""''-0-n~l~y-,--1 0~_~5 . Miscellaneous 818 3x6 folding util table $30. ) $85-21,, or 25,, Color ~ Ad<lrable. 842-7361 drapes, many $40, like nc\\'. \Vasher-dryer $20. 6' puppel Blk/wbite port. TV $40, 1 WANJ[O * 2 YEAR WARRANTY MONKEY for sale, adorable, PEDIGREED Collie pups. 6 EXECUTIVE DESK 2 pieces, Teak & kane, lthr ann chair, orig $1200. Sacrifice, $250. 9 x 13 im-ported Dnnish rug, orange, red gold. Contemporary, 6 mo. $100., Colonia\ dinette set, 4 captains cttrs, 2 leaves, $95. 615-2760. Gold-leaf gan1e table $25. 2 slage $15. Many more ~'?'{ING: Sc~nal 1 $40., Assorted potted plants & I Jnslal!atlon Available '"''OOley. 10596 Garden Grove "''eeks old. Call 5-15-0US Schwinn 3 spd girl's bikl'~ item.<i. 2.152 Orchid Hill Pl, iningl rm " ighl<i, trees, $5-$10 ea. 644-2940. ' Rice's Television Service Blvd. GG. 5344787 Dave Keeshound AKC, 8 mo's' old., · $3$-$.10. Toys. hi any S H stoo s. desk, cnstiron slove, FlJRNITURE & . clothing itenis, girl's, 5-l5 .A. gts. bicycles, Suzuki 50cc '$50. Bicycles: Boy's Schwinn 5 forn1erly Mesa North. Center Fast results are just a phone $150. Beautiful dog. " , "2 'lOVING t · Misc. l 7 8 0 3 San•· spd, Girl's Sch win,, APPLIANCES l Bick S. of Baker 546-&(12 call aW'"' 642--5678. Call 642-42)5 ••·a-• ~n't throw Gert-·d•s F V Stingray. Nylon ~"ag -·g, -. U EFUL O""'n !}-5 (6 days) yrs. Misc. Sat. """'· Sun .,.. . " or c ea n 1 n g .... 1 PIECE OR A 1'0 S li .... ~~---·iiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiil _____ iiiiii CLDSET Clean Out! Great ..... ~. J.JV av.•ay. '.. ' · · "'' ~... 54 ~ Bargains at Garage Sale Get money for good cond. 2 SLIDING glass doors. 1-9' ~color, 10x12. Reas. 7-5721 SANSUI RA 500, reverb amp, Prices. Men's, women'!! & small items. Call 642-7009 x wide x 76" $90. 1-6' wide x & like new with wood case $85. children's clothes, shdes, GAR.AGE Sale· 218 Cedar St. 76" $75. 2 window panes 35" BAR & bar stools, otrice Akai X330D ta~ deck. 1...1.ke bags, a cc es 8 or i es. NB Sat &: Sun, J0-5. x 74" $35 each. z tinted desk & exec. Chair, 36" ICE box suitable tor small new, lO~ll" reel ca.p., 3 Household good I.es. Pie· Vacuum. diving g ear, green panes 36" x 68" $35 round brkfst table w/4 camper. Outside rack lor motors, 4 heads, 2 types ELEGANT Bassett hedrm. set, wht I: flOl'al, dn?Sllef', mirror, 1 twin poster bed With canopy, IJ)reruJ, nite stand, desk & chair, chest with hutch, lamp, box rprlng &: mattress, like new. turea, skates. guitar & 1ew· chairs, & odds & ends, each. 671-1283 chairs. all like new. spare truck tire. 642-3963 aft auto reverse $425. 830-5939 ing ma Chine· 4727 NEWPORT Heights garage 3 MO. old S' Delu..xe Gen1 Top 552-7681. SPM. Weekends aft. lOAM ELECTROPHONIC h om e Dorchester . Rd, Cd M • sale. Sat & Sun 19lh & 201.h. Camper shell for pickup, STUDIO couch/trundle bed, OLD ORIENTAL RUGS. tape deck. Barely used l yr A CONWNIOO 9HOPPfHG AND: th(c.!~2ro1,h. Highlandsl 19th 466 Westminster Av~ .. N.B. perfect shape, original cost Like nu, $45, boys Sting Ray Will pay 5-10% more ca.Ml old blt·in amp, spkrs $35. •.. $350. Owner sacrificing for bike, $21>, Bookcases ;s ea. 1han top i prayers. Eves. 54-8-5336 aft 5. SlWINO GUIDE FOlt THE GAL OH THE CO. all for $450. 548'-2479. ANTIQUE trains, f 1 o o r Polisher t1dding m a c h , DRAPERIES. s 0 f a ' 2 lamps, tables, chairs, youth match'g chain, coffee con1-bed, much, much more, mode & end tables (pecan 21101 u~· H L HB Wood). R"g, w a 11 ae· •Yuile orse n, , " ($o of Atlanta B t w . cessories, all ln xlnt coud. Magnolia & Newland (JQ.3) Mesa Verde area, 2061 Man· darln Dr., C.M. Super F•ntastic NEW condition . gold & 4Fm -our rumnlage might while 110fa, IOlld blrch b.1r. 'iM!' Jttt1t what you've been A: Mrs. dresser w/mirmr, i looking for. Sun May 29, 9AM ft. long half wall' room to 4PM -17544 Collins Circ. divider w/storage . Htg Bch near Ed1,•1ards & deO"Jrator fireplace w/man· Sliiter tie. 554--014%. SAT·Sun. '70 Yamaha 200 cc. QUALITY l urn it u re! -Street $371i. '63 Yan1aha $60. Lemon yellow/white sofa, Movie camera $15. Queen Anne buffet, carved Furniture. Toys. Decorative wine chMt ... liquor cabinet, items. 546-0318. 11 7 4 queen size bed, retrig. Augusta, CM. 646s2928. MOVING ENTIRE house full of Many household items, taaleful 1 u r n I t u re & furniture & clolhing too fumishing11. TilOmasvilJe, numerous to mention. b.fust k\na:: sz bdrm suite, rolor see -coml" one -come all ! TV. etc. to gu logs & 2416 Visla Hogar vacuum cleaner. 640--0169 Newport Beaeh 644-66.11 * MUSI' Slt.crific:e my plush SAT·Sun, Tnble saw, •work vet.vet sofa I& Joveseat & bench, rild refrig, sofa, Herculon 90fa & loveseat. 2 chairs ,tables, n1uch misc! n10. old. 6(;i-.(839. 1-lurry! 19701 Wntrrbury \VING Chair $2.';. pa i r Lan!', ltuntington &ach Decorator table lamps 36" GARAGE Sale: Cl11b nerds high double globe ba~e \vith funds to go lo Fri~co. 173.10 shades $25 each. 646-40.12. \\lalnut. Foun!ain Vulleov ·, PIECE h--.1 rock mnple 'ror. \\'nlnut & Magnolia·) <UU R4Z-8.'tlO . twin hdnn set. + Mn.tt. & box springs. Must sell Xlnt GARAGE SaJ(•-Refrlg. Furn roncl. 644-22311. & chniri?.. household good~ .~ 4 PC. livina or den group. g1MswarC'. Sa! & Sun, 1575 .... Ort1nge St, Apt A, Cosltt Blue Hereulon & walnut, ~1'esa. like new. Offer. Priv. Pty. ~7971 FURNITURE. Toys, . pie· WHJTE·'"''=="'=Prov,...-~bcd~nn-,.-. "t,"'l,.-ge tures, 0U1rr guoclit?S, S..'lt dres.'M!r. mirror, desk, nite May 19. 1907 Tradewind11. Nwpt Bch. stand, hdbd. $175. 675-1$7. DOUBLE 11\.f\ple f'anopy bed. GARAGE sa\{' + 4 \Yhttl Complete $75. 4. Capt chairs drive partli. Sat & Sun Until 962-0943 5 p.m. 302 8th SI, Garage $35. • No. 4, l-JB. 4 PC. \Valnut bedroom set. RErnIG., anliqul's. tn~ $185. Call ~~~~s drck. baby stutr. Mut~h j\JoN'! 3..1'4 Crest. lf.B. Sat only. OOMP,J..ETE houRe superb quality iten1s. n i n i n R , bedrn1.s etc. 17141 675-4819 eves. s DRAWER !\1aplc chest or dra\\-ers in J('QOfl roru:litk•n. $30. 646-3S37 Sa1urday Al\l DAMAGED map!\• furn. \l'ill .ell as is, Lots (If ch111r1'i & hutches. 5.tl...()627 ANTIQUE G!'tEEi\' OFYlC't I>ESK S 10. • 979-1907 • ITALIAN Provi11c:ial Bookcase by Drexel, Pecan tlnlah, $135. 644--0388 HIDE-a·bed. Herculon, 7' double bed. Like new $100. chah' $3), 642-8171 USED Store Fttmllure. 2300 Harbor, flarbor Cntr. * 540-1500 .. B.E:Atrr Antlqoe dresser $80. 6 drawer desk $50. 545-nil BABY CRJB for sale, •w. $30. CAil goo..10,13 , like MEDIT. coltee IJ1l & hlk vinyl recliner. Ahnost r'll"W Uvil!I rm IOfA. 552-B5r53 Don't mlve ·up !he ahlp! ·~u.t" 11 In c:la,,.ified, Shlp to 800re Results! 6ft-5678. T Sal & Sun l\1flv 19 ,f{ 20 11i72 Pl11<"f'nfi11, C~1. Pi<'kun ~jd(' llOX('!I R', g-as stove, & 111isc 100 ntunt'mus tu rnen\ion, SAT·Sun, TV sets, sll'l'l'(1, llOOI, ]j ii;a l. fH(lH11'itltll & all A\'<:l"!!!«lri<'S, porta·t·rib, l'1<" 217 r:. 21st. Ct.'!. MUCH new and Uke fX'\Y ln· eluding rrundle hPd and 26'' \\'OllH'ns bikf'. too;;i Bismark Dr., H.B. Sat. & Sun. 9-4. cr-rEsr, patio rurn. 1001~. pictures, goU clubs. sl~le bed, mimir, misc. $ft-Sun , 10-5. 2'12·1 Rlllelgh, CM. l\fAP.L.E lurn. car part11, Jf't?p top & steerng, crunpng equip. 620l Seashore NB 64&-6713. eDRIENT AI. & Derorator a~ssoriris. l\lis<". ltf'ms & ~rne furni!Ul"(':. Sat & Sun. 4:zg Mendo7.a TelTJll'f'. (:<lM. l'"URNmJRE, f.lut1k bM~. clothes, garrle.n tooli; 1R13,\J Santa Arabella, FV OOR-11))9 GARAGE Sale -Odd~ & Book.11. Sat 11.fi, Sun 10-0. 4~ Cabrlllo, Coata Mesa. GAU.AGE Sale Sitf, May 19th, 275 Victoria, Coi!ta Mesa. l0-4 pm. NEWPORT Heights Garage Sale, Sat & Sun, 19th & 3'Jth. 466 Westminster Ave., N.B. $285. 64~. 4 pm-8 pm. 962-3918 01' 962-39'l2 1 ,,,54'>-5077"'=',..,_,,_~~~~ MARANTZ Imperial I Spkrs, USED orange carpeting & PRIVATE collection of fine WANTED to buy. Trail 90 fi standing, like nu. $150 ea pad d Ing, approx:imately pipes. Dunhills, Charatans, or small motorcycle, reason· Coot $300. 545--068S For •n •d In Wom1n•s World Coll Mory Both 642:5678, ext. 330 You'll find it in Ca.lssified J0x]2, $19. Call 494-1237 Stanwells. Call 6 4 0 -0 5 0 8 able. 544-3417. STEREO tape recorder. Sony ~~~~~~~""'--1 alter 5 pm. \\1ANTED: Work bench & TC 650 Reel to recl, 4-track, Top Hitl Refresh Wi~dows FIND YOUR WIN SHOW NAME PASSES Check ffle spoc:lat ads scalllh'ld lflnltoqhovl ffle classlflod adnril1ln9 pagq af the DAILY PILOT for the next tlx doy1, 1tarfln9 today. If your nome apptorl 111 one of them you're a wlnMr -10 winners a doy for a totcil of 60 wlnntr1 of passes good for admission to all area Pocific Th!Gtres drive-Ins (upon payment of SO cenh per person service ~e). Each DAILY PILOT ·winner Gets ·a Piiss GoOd For -. Carload Admission At All Area PACIFIC THEATRES TM DAILY PILOT makts it 1tasy. If you flrtd your name In one of the special ads listln9 winnen. iust calf 642-5678, Ext. 314, between 9 o.m.. ond 5 p.m. to moke arron~ts -ta pick .. your pass at any convenient DAILY PILOT office. PASSES GOOD AT ALL THESE PACIFIC DRIVE·IN THEATRES • KODAK Bantom copier $2(1. I assorted tools for garage. like new. $225. 842-2468. WB.1lted: Hub caps for 4-540-3368. wheel drive Chevy truck. O'°RIE""°'N"T°'AL~..,R~U~C~S~.~Pri~.-,.-tolr--------, 549--1822. party will pay cash for all I F'" to You If I Triple dresser w/mirror. slze8. 644-5326. . entry. prov. $35, l rg WANTED_ USED waterfall w/pump, $125. * ADDING MACHINE * 3 Linet, 2 Times, $2.00 545-617 4 * * 496-5008 • * WING Chair $25. Pa 1 r Musical Instruments 822 (21 BLACK kittens 8 \Vks. 1 Decorator table lamps .36" hhigbd doo 1b25 J_e globe base with SHURE Mi!te Fender Fm ~~t~c~·~~~~~fu ~~~n. s a es each. 646-4032. Reverb. Gibson 345 Stereo =-~~==""-"-"'C-'-~= I,... AC generator new 15 KW guitar. 673-3762 DARLING. !Gutty kittens~ 7 / Kru & "--r.' ~...:_. b 4 weeks old, grey & \vh1te. -"' z . nuv · .i-uwr1.:u Y \ VIOLIN, full size, excellent, Need good hon1es. G44-0000. · cyl. Diesel. Rb!L 30 day \V/ca9e & music stand $50 1="'=-"""-"-'7'"'-'""'~""~ waJTanty. 675-4?.63 552-0056 ' · BLACK & _whlte baby kitten MOVING • Gold tones 8' needs ICMng home. 6 v1ks c.:ouch, hutch top. desk, Office Furniture/ old very playful. 963-2972. 1~"'~:7.. chair , 25" console TV. Equip. 824 DARLING puppies % Golden 557-0442. . Relriever % ? Make xlnt ====,-.,,.,..,-,,,.,,,.-.-FO~ ~le, office chairs. 3 pets to good home. 84&-5612. AUTOMATIC Garage Door swivel, 3 side arm, l ~x-1,co==""'°""",....~-,.-; Opener, Reg $200. Special-ecutive. 644-9050, 200 3 KITIENS, 8 wits:, weaned, Lowest Price ever! $129. Newport Center Dr, Suite housebroken, . whit~, gruy Installed. 213 -430-7953. 312. Bunnese strains. 645-4100. LARGE sol.id oak desk, re· 30Xf,() Desks w I re t u r n s BLACK Labrador needs good ~~ 1-ently refinished $30. \\'ed· $60/85; Sec chrs, new $25: home. 6 1'1onths old. ·\1ery .,. ding gov.'fl & mantilla, -size Texas Instrmtt\ electrnc cute. 646-0780. 4i!~ 7'8 $60, 645-0926. calculators $85. 867 W. 19th KrrrENS, beautiful, long -~ 12\ 6' M£>tal tool boxe5 for CM 642-34al hair, mixed colors. PU truck. $50 each. AJso EXEC swvl chrs $15-25 Sec 548-£365 manual operated lift-gate. ) chrs $8/32 Desks $20/95 Of1 (41 6 WEEK old kittens $75. !">'l&-8672, 847-8115. Sup! 867 W 19 CM 642-3408 ready for new home. 1--,tJJ~ll..,2!: NF:\V Goll Clubs $100. Couch NEW 4 drwr tile cab, legal, 673-6672 $300. 6 Bar stool1, $100. lock $75. Sec'y chair $35 •• ~REE kittens . Just give me Poker table $5(), Surfboards. Wal side chr $15. 645-1200 a home. 645-13XI Pi1no1/0rgan1 826 2501..sA Harbor, CM LATE 70 Yamaha 125 FREE -Lonely Orange Kit· Enduro, Low mi. $250. ORGAN HOBBY ten. Needs home. 646--0367. U n d e r w ate r camora roso Cont!nontal, CM Nikono., Xlnt 1110. 67>-<001 Don't "">" any ecgan uoUl KITJ'ENS and Cre-a·poo 9191 FULL Jlf!l -Great books of you can P'""'· No•plouers puppy. 401 Alabama Apt. No TUN 10..16 Save a fortune! lt's easy tQ the "' " "' rid • ,,_ ~ ,,. """ redecorate your windo\\•s. / ..-e em ..-o · ......,..,. nu welcome to attend tree work 4 H.B. 536-0995 I_ . ...rr ...ft' REFRESll \\1-ndO\vs, wU~ oond. $150. 552-7407 shops. For Jnlonnation FREE Puppies! Shepherd! V1f lllMt .. Ill~.... perky calf" c u rt aJ n a i EASY lift trailer hitch com-Contact: Tom Dieterich To good homes. valances, shades. Austrl8J1 'pll'tte $75. Wall type log 6Q.2851 . 54Z-0..172 It's fashion's TOP ltJT -curtains, pleated or shin-ed. flrplc, elect. $45. 646-9'll7. Coast Music Service AOORABLE MANX kittens! it's the dre!!s you'll love to be drape11 Pattern 7011: easy: PROFESSIONAL Style POOL Newport Blvd. at Harbor 5 wks old. 2 fem & 1 male. ~n in by day or night! stcp.by·s1ep directions. ' • TABLE. 7x4, 1 piece slate. Coslll Mesa &lo-.-0720 From the CUJVC of the co!lnr SEVF.NTV·FWE CENT$ AL'-cess. indd. $250. 673·8774 • . HAPPINESS ~teed! .7 ;;.;;; ~~!s!~l;eif'1=:· It's for ea<'h pattern -add 2J MOVING Fum. indoor & out· BABY GRANDS fat, healthy puppies, asst Printed Pattern 9191 : Teen cent!I for each pattern tor door. Swing, loollJ, toys & No\V Mve up to $1000 on cer-shapes & colors. 54!)..31&1 Si?.es lO, 12, 14, 16. Size 12 Air Mnil and Specia.I Handlf n1i~c. All goe11. 962-754.4 FV lain noor n1odel.i1. Other ADORABLE black puppy, 4 {bust 3'J) takes 1%. yds. 45-lu, in~: olherwise third-cl~ 10' MARIJN ready to hang, Grand Pianos (rom s729 tnontha, male, To good 9084 delivery \Viii take lhref rrom la Paz. SAcrUi« t75. The9e and niany nwre at: ' home with children 962-4774 "JEVt:l\"Tl'·FIVl': CENTS '"eeks or niOl'f'. Sen,rl ~ R:i2--06'14. Aliet" Bn'.)l')k~, the DAIL 'l AQUA • ··ng, Wallichs Music City (2) oocbs. cdmale F& femalle, for .~a,ch 116.ltehrn ·,, ~,'!.5,a PTUYJ', llr.i, Netd'lecra.t\ I.Al tank, and mixed re s. e m n e ccn.,. or eac pa · e. 11 " Depl, Box 163, Olti ChelRP.~ regulator $a>. Sooth O>ost Plata 540--2830 spayed. f".V. 11.rea. ~7808 Air Ma.II and Special llandl• Station, New Yorlt, N.YI 644-1246 k 4 old Ing; othelw1se thlrd-claM lOOU HAMMOND organ, Saerfflce. Fem Coe -a·poo, . yrs ' delivery will take three , Print NIU'l'te. Add~ WATER Softener. ~fillltf', Immaculate Spinet with ex· 1paycd, loves kid&, good weekJ or more. Setxl to Zip. P•ttl!rn Nhmbf!r. l tam sz. I.Jtettme t.rtlKlil. Sell tras btcld ear phonei1. Only watchdog. 96'J..al16 M~ Martin, the DAILY NEED J .. ECRAFT '12! cheep. ~7S81 24 hrt. $675. Ready to .. p 1 a Y' LOVING Schnall1.er·poo for Pn.or, 442, Pattern Dept, Crochet, knit. etc. Fre+ REEL type mower $~ 646-8889 days, 548-0094 ewt. loving care. Male, 546-456S 231 Wnt lSth St.. New ~· ~~m& ~ F1replace toot, kc aet $.)). GULBRANSON The ate r days; eves 545-4611 York. N.Y. 1001.L Print BaRic, fnncy knots, "'"tt Blender, MW $8. 642-4996 Organ, Le~lle ia peak er, FREE kittens. Dutty & NAME. ADDRl'M wUh ten1s. n.oo. ..,. ' MAPl .. E bunk/1rwxlJe beds, chimes & percussion bor9e shorthair, males & females. ~ a.nd Br'YLE Inltut Cltochet Book ... like new, 2 8Ul'fboards. US ~ style. Compl J"t'blt. Sell Need good hOmes. 546-6ll6 Stt MORE Q u 1 c lt Learn by pictUl'E's! Pat. Sapphire, Bal la. 67J.6653. Ol' trade. MS-8315 WORLD'S sweetest kitten!, h.sblons and choose one fems. $1.1)). SOLID brasa C'..olonlal !i light chanda.IJe.r, etched ghw ~hades $35. 8.13-2324 LADY Kenr&re 600 heavy duty w(lshcr. $40., 1 8('1 £(llf clubs, $25. ~ EARLY Am. Rl~ra. »ala, A-1 oond, ooitt $500, 11eU $150. Campr.r $200. 646-1280 21" CQ!.()R CONSOLE TV, $75. Good picture. , * 645-6864 * RCA O>nsole 14" O>lor TV, 110me with 7 t'.M!8, used to ~ern rrte from our C«nplete lasfant Gift h~ w/UHF'. in good condiUon. children, 8 wks. 833-B056 na&mmtr Catalog. AU -more than 100 gifts .. $1~. 556--0394 Wl-IITE ten\ale kitten to 11 es! Only ~i()c. fl.OO. BREATHTAKINC Austrian home or pound. Ca 11 INSTANT SEWING BOOK Complote Af&htn Book '" Baby Grand; ebony, xlnt 645-1~7 ;rw today, Mftf tomol1'0W. r~·~jtfy R.11g Rook11 • 50c cond, Sac! $725. 968-®. FLUFFY KITTENS INSTANT FA s H 10 N Book or 1t Fri&& Atitwu;! WU R L ITZER Electronic eee m-6644 eee B<X>K • Hundttd1 o f 50c .. Organ. Uke new $400. FREf; to-good home Joveable fMhion fact.II. $1. Qnllt Dook I • 16 J>Hltern.~ Call 642-Slll 10 wk old puppies. ~ F.at Ptof1t U att.ained wht!n 5g';~m Qaut Book t .. BAl.OW~ Uprlght piarQ 839-0835 )IOI.I tell tt\rouRh ret1ult-gel· 50c. • Acrol'IOruc, Beaut. cond. Arrydayl~B&WDAYto ting o..l!Y l'tlot Oassified QuJn, tor '.l'od1t)'" Lh>lnir 567-.3948. run an 11iiJ! Don't delay. • • Adil. ~ 15 beautiful pattet'Tdl.. 50c. ·-------------------·.':.cV::••::;tc;od:::..:"='"::ll::•c.:·c:.·:.:".::'6'=i..s6=78 Ne«! a "Pad"! Place an ad~ .call today~ ••••••••••••••••••lltil 0 Pr ,Ads VI th• ·;n1y Of s Boar nets tforis. >\!ways Ans.,..·er : There ro make manu.fa tit• WU J·NTE nia.rket ,.qioona ~~-p .. -Baby '· ''Pe.inti · "Bike S! G d ., .tt.50. -~.50. , · Clairol fer $6. -;f,!!dies :u.so. ; 'b111J a .brolle : Wenici: 873-47 SUPE '~zoom ' bar $5 tand clean doon< ..11eeri lilfl\p\e 112.50 $4.50. -. . Here's How Yau ' Ca11, U~ O• famQus Dlriie ·A • Unes • ·e Bring"""' ... ..,.11 llMnr-c*Nd ath -to one of our • "°!'-"-• e11i.. our famous DIME-A-LINES • No 11..-Jr, pnidu.:o or pl1nto. • No commtrcl•I ack allowed. • Eich ltom must bo ptlcod with no ltom 0-$25. c.... " .. """ ...... " ,.., .... -- DIME·A.UN[S Are For " P rlv•t1 P•rtl11 ONL·Y • ~Ad• From Bu1ln111 -Addr11n1 Not Ac:c1pt.cl • dvertl11r1 vlol•tlng t h 1 1 1 regul1tlona "1•Y be tn viol1tlon of State Fro1nchi11 Board & local bu•I· n111 llc1n11 regul1- tlon1. RAM-LETS ANSWERS S20 CRIB, mattreu 968--0384. SABOT Jl3 A plans $3.50 R E f' U R N IS HING VW ptU"tt, 6 nr 12 volt bftt. 16 J,R. Oftic1al a.lumlnwn 'l'WlN stroller excellent S:U.' MATCHING red KkJbe liq~ d.ra.Ptt 100 x 81 blue g:rttn ~I• stngle beds box tery S5. Starter S 1 0. Brldfs bo9.rdl No. 1 lhrouati ~613-c-="2138'7'.'-~-,---~-=. Ing· Jwnnoi ~ occasaJon&l tlberxla11s $'1.50 framed sprina & mattreU flO each Wmdshlcld wiper n101or $1. No. 6, incli..ctine cards $16 ONE I.in-, Dunlop for 15" ....., mural 28 x 52 $2.50 framed 536-31T7 Speedometer $5. RMl\o $10. oomplett-. 837-?132. wheel $3, Y.ith tub c . chairs, &OOl1 condition $lS. mural 18 x -42 S 1 • 5 0 NEAR new no.ton rocker 11'eads $5. Engine cue. $20. ~IANY old bott.lfi So-$8.. Nl'!W .~00-""l'JSI"":;.· --,--,,,,---= SJ11~adf 10 $25. 61!M)831. driveway sweeper IJ02:2le 25c S1150, platronn nicker fllill. DooMI $15. f'er1lk!ln 110. electric millt>r $8. Coming 15 GAL. aquariun1 v.·lth cori1- PAIR Gabriel Hijacker WiOCk lambswool ·"''&X applicator ladles dottws 18 tbru 20 Deck l!dJS $10. V\I/ belly Pftn l\'&n! n<l'W SJ -SS. Volt duck plete kit and black v.'!'OU(ht ab!iOrbers $10. 2-F 7 8 -1 4 50c BiBSeil Ni' shampooer $1-$4 50 boys shtrta: new antt parts Sl-$25. Piston and fttt 'L, x L s,.1 pr Obsidian iron stand S25. 5"1>-155.';. tires v.ith chrome wheel5 S2.50 youths electric Ol'EtLJ1 •lie U '$4 Mahoeany table cylindt·~ $.1 .• Hot rod V\Y 50c ib. Salurt!ny ~at 20.1n fits Chevys 120 each. 4 Sil artists Pasel $4.50 at· f2S. dishes RMct ft:ir u SIS cam $23. SIO\'e top for &}view, S.A. Hgt s. 3 tll.~~ ~~~.:.::r '~~-R~~ wooden folding chain SS. taehe case $2.50 goU ~ baby line baby bed It mat-c&m~r $21. 12 gal water 5'l9-131t. Students desk S5. Wood lik~ nu 1.n D S12 '63 Pontiac treu SlO baby line h1gh tank. nf""'. Sl.3. Water pump TR~UNK~~---. --, ... -.-,.----SIO each. l\1 irron;: $5. I.Amps screen door $4. ~"x54" trailer hitch S2.50 Univen:al chair SS ar lt"at $3 S9. ~lb. ice box for camper $35 eeli S.lO ~ • $1.50-$10. 979-1007. v.·alnut coffee table Sl1>. trailer hitch $2.50 table lep Petel'90n atrolltt S6 cub an-$25. 962..ffi38 or 962-2'113. .:::c·.:.::::.=:_· =::::::..__ FRENC1t ~lcpoinl rug. I-Un1iture doUy SJ. Orlginal (4J maple S2 new Roweleey ly 962-3593. CHEST or drawers, white. VW tires and. 'Wheels $2-$10. 9x12 $25. Lal'J:t) 1006 Jhlp oil paintings S20 each. New lawn edger $2.50 hand lawn WAITING for the llCDrk! l5.x2'ix40 inches high &eU $!). VW &eats, hi-back Sl!i. it"> painting $25. (..'hHrl"s roc:ki·t drapery fabric bolt ends 2>c mower $4.50 youth cnitche1 • ~1 ' back $10. VW 6V and 17V $10. Stud)o couch S15. Good yard. Carpet remnents 10c $2.50 Chev six cylinder Need a complete nunery'!' · batteries $5. Other VW women·s dreaes SI. Groovy each. C.'usto1u .llned drapery head, 1M CI recent valve &bylines. Sprinatime set in TitAVEL garment bag. parts p-$25. 5't8-9900. teen clOthes 50c. Books, 80" wide, 45" long $10. job $9.50 snow disc 2Sc boll grft.11 . ~~~ ~ llartman ~ CIJ'rtU with 45 SP. ft. sail $25. Cotree nw,,y flrst edition 50c. Anti- Lawn edger $1. Ctay elec-cutter sporter 42'' $4.50 ~ dra lhest $20 leather trim, used twice, tab.le $.5. Vacuum cleaner que low1eat $20. Tool.I tric addiRg machine 110ld catcher for 25" trimmer St ..,.,'_ tab!.~ W&llrer s,1 cost $60, sell $10. S52-9663. ss. Typewriter, Undeni.iood 50c-$Z. Porter cabel fouter new $2)(), JnY price $25. CB bowUng ball, a 1 um In um ~.:......... :unbie ...,.,(..,.. S7 TABLE. solid Mahogany, Standard $10. Kitchen fl). Oilleetor's bot t I es Acacia A..ve., Cd?iof. Phone case&shoesS5bowllng00.ll scale.,.s4cradette ~-50'6cE l4.xl.8x2T inches high with equipment Sc-$2. Jewelry 50c-$S. Grandma·s old 673-7300 after 10 a.m. It bag S3 Monroe ahock~, dish SJ bouncing ~ S2 drawer, needs retinlshlng, SOc. Pull down liRht fixture alasa:, ebtna lOc-$6. Blender HAND lawn mower SS. llalf load lewlers $9 sutfr ~~ car bed $5 xlnl condition cost S35. S('il ss. 5.52--9663. S2. Va.sea: 50c--SL J\.fetal $5. Wicker cradle $20. Old ~d::se!55ocv::$2~. ~~ :~bo~~ 4~ g.. :;~~ 962--0!m . SU~ERKING mattrHll and s:;s i!1nt ~-at~dFe~ ~: ~j=~etsa~~~ type vscuum $10. Small pie-motorcycle tire 2.50 x 18 nb 1 MAPLE gate-leg tal)le, 1pht box . spring, 78x84. Sl5 <'lothes 5CJc...$2. 11,iany llze'S <-essor1Ps $25. \\'ork.ing TV nic table, 2 benches <needs $2.50 motorcycle tire 3.00 x drop leaf opens to 8eal 10 each, will 11ell spearat~ good drapes Sl-$5. pair. $3). Toys and p u z z I es paint) StO. Carpet sweeper 21 semi-knob $2.50 new $25, 846-7460 ly. Bed frame for king mat-Ouistmas omamenls SI lOo-$1. Drapes T.1C'-Si. f'\J. $2. Ironer (Mangle) $5. Old retrea~i; 6.~ x 14 $7.50 oew BOYS Schwinn stingray $2D tn'.>ss SI O. °f\\"O cribs, \Vhlle Electric roto wheel S2: ing cabinet $25. 16l2 lrvi™' victor adding machine S25. \11/w tire 7.7;;i x 15 $12.50 us-l\'Oin<'ns 3 speed $25 boys & and yellow $9 and $15. Crib A I um in um tree S3 Ave., NB bctv;een 20 and EIL'clrfc edger $7.50. 138 E. ed tires 700 x 14 S2.50 670 x girls sUntJ"ay $.1'2 8464937 mattress, .~ars Sera.roam, Children's ~ 50c:. Hand~ 21st . .l\h.>ays -Enact -l'~rult -18th St., 0.1 5'18-4485. 15 $1.50 750 x 14. SL50 700 x nl!'\V condihon S9. Double 450 n1otorcycle forks SlO. 2 OLD books: Juvenile. Detrc'- AnS\l.·er -\.\'UR~ 13 $3.50 vacuun\ system for BVCh.'ET acats xlnt oondi!ion bed frame and headboard unfinished \\'OOden w a I I tlve, Nancy Drew, \\'l?.ard : TI1erc are many tough "'a.ys CHEST drawers ma P 1 e van or car $15 sliding glass $15, t .... ·o oUice s .... ivel chairs S5. Fireplace Sl'reen, great desks $4 each Retractable of """, Flve Lillie Pep-n, to make money. The sausage ~~j,~-1~~~Sn,~~l:ar:! patio doors formodSol1 ~~a S5 each S.16-4937 condition .$6.50. ~If cart S3g clothes line ·13. Qua r 1 Ag~tliie Christie, p e ';.'" r y manufacturer makes it in que s2.50_ Pair step tables Beach & Hell es x LARGE old iron e~ Jot Ski bools, Nor 1ca, size thern"IOS SOc each. CollecUon Pitason !iOc-Sl . 646-1046 "1e WURST way. S5 each. India carved screen 6'8" $10 socket set %" drlve hanging chair from ceiling SlS. 2324 Elden, No. l, Costa salt and peppers 50c pair ..'.'.'.====='-"7---:- 14 piece S20 wide view auto $.~ wagon wheel xlnt con-l\.1esa. 833-2480. 4fil Swa.rthmor'I" CM LIKE new, 2 single box l N T E R E ST I N G Flea $25. 675--0323. mirror i::i brown adjustable dltlon SlO new red brick • . ~2748 ' • springs am mattre511 $2> a n1arket, 200 Block alley LADIES, girls clothes size foot rest SS. 8679 El Cerro edging with mowing edge 81-lEER nihon curtalflS, used . set. 641-5617 ,Corona del Mar 10:00 AM to 10-12, llallan knit ilrlts, F.V., 847--4378 50c each 10 ft roll of chicken ~ months, 6-90x94, ¥ green POWER mower $25. J-land "N"E"'w"":.c1"'o"th"e-s ~.-.m---r--=12. -~00 PM. Antiques, chairs pant suits, alack.!!. bloll8efl, wire 50c 50 ft garden hoses $15. Lo panels, 4Ctx94, blue roower SS. Hal! mower $5. ,.,.. S2S $15. Pair, brass sp!toon $15. tops, dress etc. Like new $1 WOMEN'S 3 speed bike, good 50c each Mi~r oscillating $10. 3 IJOJ.yester dresses, size Leather chair, very good Maple floor tamp · -&by crib $15. Pram $20. to S7.50. 673-4769 CdM condition S2S. 540-1845. sprlnk1er never used $5 12. S4 each. f)46-6765. S15. 1513 <>ranae. CM. ~S...C::,"24"01C,....--,.,.,,---:,-,,,,, ''Painting with fra.me. S20. ELECTRIC sweeper $1!1. WET suit top, medium, uaed garden stakes Sc each MOUNTAIN cUJ:nblng gear, 64z..s666. CrRL·S 3 speed bike, Engll.sh ~Ike $5. TV $10. 'Toilet $l0. Tires S,S, twice $18 . .Dinette set, 6 gallon or good white enamel pistons, carbines, helmet, VENDING machine ; 15. made, almost new tires, ~LISH OOne china cups Galvanized tank $1 O. chairs $10.-Table, 4 chain n large natural pine "cones rock hammer, all $20. 150' Archery fiber g la 1 s clean $25. 646-4543 58.Ucers BSl't SI.SO set. 646-3250.. SlS. Z sq, yards carpet SS. 25c each old fashioned white perlon rope S15. Stereo laminated bows $14. AlTOWlr Thomasville highboy dresser, ectric makeup mirror SURFBOARD, Walden 6•4.. Bookcase headboard S15, wicker flower basket 1$2.50 record albwns $1-$2 each. 19c. Targets $2. Doof"!I wtth 5 drawer, good condition '8-t!.-~: ii:~S::ro~o S~.11 ~:: 9531 Black1in S25. 968-.fil.10. 673-6640. ~~ rmwedr 8with 2~ ~ 551-1640. hardware8.__~· Plate glass 50c .Sc:25::,:·,.;556--0m='°'='O--=c-:c--..;-~ LAWNMOWER $8. Fertilizer ..,,~.,. an tra.tton ~ ............ "64 CHEV St t' W '61 sq. ft. ,...,..,case $20. Celling ~ •1 5 Bag Bo airol Kindness 20 Haln:et-At.f-F'1.1 table radio $5. condition sro small house a ~on ~gon, grids 50c. Time clock $5. \~E1t BBQ .,... Y tcr $6.50. Relax-a-cizor $10. 675-2600. spreader, new ;12. 2 metal plant pots 50c ganlen sup-pids Conyertible. 63 F85, Ceramics 25c. Gol! JUltcrs· go11.clU1 ~O. Rollaway bed Udies bowling ball & ba chairs Sl eaeh. 4 woodt'n plies fertilizers weed killers 56 Olds, all or parts $1-S25. $1 50 Envelopes SI pC"r SIS. Slim J1m·lype exerci8('r '$j,50. 11ans new howling o\'~~UUl~!~er ~25. ~~at' dlnett(' chairs $5 5 et. 50.-.:.$2. Garden rake $1, '64 Jet-.A-\\'ay and '64 Chev. t~u~and. End l.11.bles ;2. sio. Tyco 1-10 ~rain set S7. l.iHll and bag SIO. }::lectric pellet gun $5. Pitesh playpen 673-6640. square and round shovels Sl transmission $~. Buckel 548--:8124. Englander . twin beds, ~\~~1 S7;i~;b1!'re~· ~~ SlO. T~·in stroller SlO. Baby ~~B~u~;!n~~ ~nd~t,i~~ ~ch. large ~ trunk for ::J:Os S:fo..s:~~t~~ d~~ KENMORE washer . f 0 r ~S.:: S;~~eh~0641t~1at- 873--Jl769 CdM ~~ix. St.E~i~tn~o~~~ $2S. ' Nursery lamp $4. r:~z. ~ 1t.V.=~ 1~1 s~oc~ $15. 13" tires, 4 for ~~I ~~ ~2e~di~:a~lj' BABY stroller $8, ~r bed SUPER S movie camera S2. 16 piece <new) snack set 552-8700.. def $5. antique iron head· S · ;u..-5.364. wave Sl5. Scoot Explorer $6. ~r seat $8. all good 1 '"'zoom lens $25. J\.1ovie light double bed S20. \l/oocl head %"GLASS for your desk top board ta1.· twin bed S15 OLD 6 man life raft $2. New suit $6. Books, all kinds ~~ltwn. ~5194. 720 Vic· · bar $5. Black white Polaroid board 1$5. Yellow stool SlO. SIO. 540-6998. chUds b 00 11 t er seat OMC prop size 10~10 SS. 25c-S2 Toy cannon & tank ttna, Apt F4, CM. ·and case $10. Vacuum Bowllng ball & bag $4. PAT Curren surfboard $15. for car Sl.50 two New Morse . h?at stee~ large ·$4. Solid and mou1dlni 63 MERCURY for parts; 1 cleaner G.E. $15. Je<'p top & Laundry tub S'2. Olive green 540-6998. walnut formlca end tables rack. and ~1ruon S2S. 21 ha.tdwood Sl-$5. New wall engine $25. Trans S2S. All ' doon & hardwan! $25. Jeep chair SIO. Blue chair $8. ~ FORMICA b 0 a rd s, $1 each set of t 0 u r alummwn sailboat maHt and mail box $6. ~19. other parts $1·$15. Bookcase ~eering complet~ S 2 S. grey rug $3. Oval fringed 2l"x30", 50c each. 54()..6998. fiberglass TV trays, gold boom.,$25. Bronze h?&t strut CHEV. Inipala heads SlO. headboard, night stands, -.i.ple tel~bOM· c h a i r rug $15. Small rugs 25c. with mw;hroom deslgn $2.50 for,, 1 ~ $3. ,Milwaukee Chev. 6 hole, ~~. 5 hole bed $25. Matching dresser SU.50. Ma'ple round tnble Maytag wringer wa.Sher $5. TRAILER tires, 8" on rims complete set ot Kokura ;1r electric drill Sl5. l h 1 $5 GaJ~ltl,;'ized tin with mirror S25. Water bed $4.50. ·l.fagazine rack· Sl.50. ·I..amiis 5()c.Sl. Mim:n $2. SS each. 50 lb. arc welding lronslone dishes, light beige, length 2" copper pipe S25. ~ ee !of ~IB $2 SUbaro and frame $20. lror'lrlte DAILY PILOT /S FIVE ·CONVENIENT OFFICES TO .SERVE YOU e NEWPORT BEACH .. 3l3S Nowport Blvd. e LAGUNA Bl!ACH ...... 222 Forost Avo. e COST A MESA ..•••••••..• 33Q Wnt Boy· e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 hoch Blvd. e SAN CLIMENTE 305 No. El Comb,. !I.If DON'T PINCH YOURSELF ~· (You're Not Dreaming) . But You, Can SELL WITH IT A DAILY PILOT WANT AD For Fast Service Ii Export Auistonce YOU CAN DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 · g bike 3 gpced $10. 3 car Dishes, glasses lOc. Ladies rod $5. Coleman lantern $5. large plates, veg et ab 1 e New Strollee ~by stroller motor like oe~ S 2 5 Ironer, workl good $8. Bikes ks $2.50 each. Good car dresses SOc-n. E J e ctr i c Coleman stove $10. Table dishes salt & pepper, gravy $10. Beaut 1 f u I new 548-lOOs · and bike parts Zc -$8. clio $3.50. New bike r&ek tooth brush $2. Formica tops, 30"x8' $5 each· boat meat platter $8 black naugahyde Kantwet car seat • Bedroom chair $3. Wooden 1 80="y"·s"'3:-,-_.-:-125=.-:ert=b'".-n'"ic-<°"'RAD""::-IAL~-;;tl,.,::::c,.-;1-;i;.~1•:-:,::~=wl • Tire chains S2 each. board $1. Bathrooin. sink & Fiberglass matt $'2. Windup standing ashtray $2 black $10. Child's desk and chair 2312 HOLIDAX Rd. NB office desk and chair, need.a $25. Murray large trike S10. S25 each. Motl:lnlla portable isc. toa1J ,and tool boxes fixtures $1.50. C.orner table clocks and parts 50c-$2. wrought iron floor candle $3.50. 6 qt. Presto pressure between Tu.!tin & Irvine. refinishing $15.. Avona 5()c. 644-29!J9. stereo SlO. Roo( venta ta, lG: Ge.rden tools $1.50 12. Lawn spreader $2. VW New 14' fluo~t tubes with Olive green candle SS cooker Sl. Sear's electric Boy's 5 speed bike $15. SlO. 557·9934. 758 HudDl, vans or camper sa. z .,i ·h. "Custom built ~kle headrest Sl. Hair dryer S.1. 25c. Electric motol"S Sl-$3. bone china cups and saucers bath wall heater. new $8. Boy"s bike Sal. Power CM. No Sunday. FIREPLACE screen and and· gu lank $25. SIST-3810. " $5.50. Bulane liahl 12. Old oval table $25. Mens Booster and helper springs 25c each custard cups 11k Outboard gas tank s:s. DC mower $25. Hand lawn irons $U. Gas o 11 n e 19 .. ... c•·--\ ~~. Butane tank 16. Campers suita; $10. Sat. &un, Mon. 1iOO $'2. Electrical suppl i e 11 each thermos cur for food car C'OOler $5. New pp tub edger $'2. Pedal fire engine OLD viollne, bow and ca lawnmov.·er, reel type $20. 9 ,u....... ,..., .. .., ...,....._ ov•~tl. wroibh! St.~1 Griddl Jurufne;·eoroq.a del l\far 25c-Sl. Fish net SJ. Mos-$1 each small ol fashioned waste and overflow S7.50. 12 $2. Bar $20. S25. Guitar, good for le r ft. couch and matching TV, exOO!ent $25.. 11'' CE & waffle il'On $.1.::iu. Chitds 644--"1605. qui to net SJ. Boat trailer punch bowl with eight volt DC electric drill S25. CAMERAS, vases, bi rd ~854 Congre.111, chair $15. Electric edger SS. = portable S 25. I table Sl.50. Glasses Sc-50cd. ROYAli 1vpe~. Hand rollers $2. Camp-on trailer glasses S2 teapot Sl purple Marine heavy duty circuit cages sports equip. and Lawn tools 50c·Sl ee.ch . .::,;:;,:=:.,,.----~ ~stlBS »SI. Houeehol sa1i1 s~J'fWater'""Cd>Ung fan liglml S2. Short wave radio crotcheted poncho $5 size 12 panel S5. Black silicone seal much· more. Sat. only. Cor-DISHWASHER We• tin K • 552-0623 Irvi_ge. coi!i bucket boat aeata SZ j 'hardware Se-SL 1~ skate~! $24. lland,.bair dryer, good $10. CB rndio Sl5. Pick-up levis !or gafs brown purple $10. Tubes at 50c each. NC\\' n<>r ot Fair Drive and house, works good $2:5. 5 KITCHEN table and 4 clulirs each-: "ToldJ2 door f; ; itr~ac~ 71~lze$4.~~Mens ~Ir: for dryJPi' pet& )5. Pencil ~~. ~~ ~~\._S3Sa;-~~ while ~each mans ""'estern l\.1oen .sttower valve 2700 Carnegie Ave. CM. kEndltchenbl~ n.. S11.~ ..... ~dl-Sal. Portable Smith Corona \l/oodland Mnde 2 Will ~ ·: ~ r OO:ts s2.so. Package sharpcr,w-SL"·\ Roy a~ ·r ...., style Jacket, fake suede ~1odel S7.50 30" bait bag $1. ' ta e ..-. . .-v e ........... cue typewriter $20. Walk le Drawer....,, drawer --4 , •".SO 6311 typewriter S25. .2 traverse 1606 Corsica Pl. Mesa brand new $8 Sunbeam sty!-24x32 plct~re frame SOc. HOR'.fICUL'I1.JRE encyclo-SS. Rug, 9 JC U, $1. Camp tA\kle Jl('l, cost$42, like new shelws .$$. Cab.lnet SS. ~tape mathlne ~ · rods; J6. Like ")\eW, Lady Vl:rd~. 549-4361. ing dryer used twice $2.50 Trailer hitch 50c. Boat ~1a, 3 wl~es. by L.H. iltove $4. 646-(;530. S20. Silvenvare aet, Intema-Swivd outee chair SL : ashore Dr. N".B: ' Schicll~ette hair dryer .f..i RIFLE $25. Couch $25. 2 cherub. soap dah Sl in-boarding ladder S5. Hand ~ley, Published by Mac-SAT. only S.SPM. May l9th. tlonal, servei 6, $ 20, Record album& 50c. Hand E deck Mwitz 4-traCk S25. N'~ thoppltig cart $5. Chairs S15. Electric organ strunatie _camera S2 childs massage vibrator s 3. 5 O, Millan, cost $36, &ell S7.50. O\ests of 3 drawe.n $7·$9. Dra1tlng &et $5. Hard back and garden tools 50D-U! • t:Ereo 847--0363. -! Toa!er, wafile iron S2 each. $25.. Refrigerator $ 2 5. stroller with _all attachments Paper culler S 3. 5 O, 552-9663. Electric fan $3. Single mat-books 50c each. J..ed&er J.621 White Oak, Meaa , y crib $25. Crib mat-LadJM brown purse S2. 4 Vaeuum $20. GoU clubs, 4 good condltion $8.50 be.by 2-24"x23' side panels SS PltOTO or scrap book aJ. tress and box: spring S7. binders $2 each. Note books Ve?M, CM 546-1218. , ss $10. Play P<'fl SS. Po~ table legs, 19 in. & woods S25. 9 lron11 $%>. Bag bottle warmer 50c inwlated each. 642-6600. bums, llx1& inches brand camp or travel ice chest ;:J'. 50c each. L&rge radio TWO twin 'bk.ad•, cu.mm . ~ twrm~te~.~ ~ $1: ~:s;·oo~~.fd±;~~ :~ 2!!~~~~:1cablnet tt~~eby~t:1" ~ Ofll.D's bikepedsealat $2.$350 ro" ~;.._,cost $9 each, 'sen n. ~ft~~u:ich~rn?ret~ ~ak$2. S3-~4a= =.~n. blu~~ S5 493-4803 ffi-3126." -' $25. Sho 18623 frame window with two roll trike $4.50 car .wo ~;JOO.>. $3 M t8J iabl . t ho S5 ~ boa t~ tripe $10 eaeh. Joll,y Jwnper . , Pr vacuum $10. oot windows six glass panes chalk ~esks fl;-50 each tike FL y rod, imported 8 foot, 3 . h ~ ~ o~~ S4 hamtier SS. Fancy t Ta ~ • but "~fRw~:i:a:asiz: ~bl!~'ils.~u~ A8;AR~~-s~-.==~ $15, 536--ml 205 Lincoln ~~~ w~~ ~-~ piece $10. 552--0063. ~Y ~lding table $2: ~~2ea~2Z9~ ~ed ~~ ~ I "bed ... Wlde -. Travene Ave. H.B. bu -" •''"'" , .. ,,., SCREEN laced wood strl .... RCA~rtable TV ln ,_,i booto S10 eadi. u.~-y and · blue, suitable for ,"lJnfinWied ottoman $6. She f "1 " -.. $25. Washing machine S25. mper p.... ~ . .JV .,.,,, • • ..~. ndi $25 •~ ·--· ~-r·-• · ~Dog holl3e $3. Db1h~ rods 8' •L Sidi' wtndow Sl.5. Portable tape player A.C. VACUUl\.f cleaner $25, sew-playpens S8-$lO assorted 4.x6 feet, for lntenor, cost co n . Hand truck and rl!lll Z',ixS room ~vu•u or au1-1.1Y l'OOQ\ ' ! 1.50 each. Chi 1 d's .1Front ..1... entry door $10. o.c. $25. % 3 speed Sears lng machine S20 ";:~b new and like new baby to $3>, seU $5. 5.52-9663. ~!!_volt camper~ .. ~· divider $.5. 549-1746. $20 11 . Wb100d.2~~~ i ·ding Ketchup botUe $3. Speaker end tweeter & motor $7.50. 1/3 $2. Sword flower cart with Pia.ittic adult clothes lOc-$3 baby B 0 0 K S Med 1ca 1 • 'vr-'"' camp stove ..,.so COLDSPOI' retngerator S25 A:u a e wo ~m or . oy clock Sl. 837-7503. xover S l O · Orange/gold $25. Small water pump ss. wtl~r~s.5.r~~, ~. Ru~:TI gcales $1 \Vil.son tenn?s Encylcopedla~ 4 volwnes SS. ~t.!!.!m~~ S3$4 ~ c 1 8.f 3 divans SlO. $15, m: ki~tc'rrn ~qu5. a Pt~urewhl~ RCA ·rv 115. 19" West-kingsize custom spread $l0. Refrigerator $20. 675-5258. ....."' -N '"'"" ~~ racket $3 electric hedt;e Ency c Io p e d l a of S ---~ · Whirlpool wastier $20. Queen fabric ~. R. = ~ Osc!llating sprinklf'r St. \\'right pieces 5 O c-7 Sc trimmer S7 portable hair H . 11 b L H B .1 hoe rolle~ skates. size 9, 1 bo pr! l20 Qu "' • ghouse TV. all channels 549-2130. 3 DRA\l/ER chest $20. S clothes ladies & girls l<k $3, dryer SS tv.·in headboard S4 0~$36 ure 11Y si sci ~~:;· SJ. Camprng lantern S5. s ze x 1 MIA: · een S1S. Lamp, fairly 18.1'1t wi ' ~. Sqi.111r<' D 1ircu~1f:ncl CABINET sew,ng n1achine dra']'er dresder $25 Both 963-1972 camper leveling jacks Sl.50 ~ . se~ . . r Auxlllary lank for camper, :C~$1.~~~i$8~= .~ .... ~~; .. and,.._.~tall ~r~ ~~f':ns, ·but n:d~ S25. Leather chair $2. D!>.~k ~~~ Ybega~r:'.e N,;h~~e ~:i TRAILER hitch SIO volks pair hundreds of artificial trav:I ~allet p 0 ;1i':is~\ ~as or "i,~te~ S5p Yr Pll111~ al'KI long wave rad)O and ~ t:bi'e i,25' ~ t;'"o"· '". El-•rU: stove 110. SS. Pin& pong table $8. 12 I · I I 1 $2 bus chrme front emblem $5 llowen 5c-15c tv.'O parade rt t' Sl s-' 5.52-9663 roonl . 0 a r o GirTard turntable $ 2 5. black ............ _' ..... -.. '" ""' .. ,.. Redwood lllble SlO. · .ill e eague g ove · 21 piece socket set %'' 3/8'' sad lie blankets $'2 each 36'' 1 era ure -.J. ' camera c~ $1 each. I U tab! SlO cuvve auu ...... 2--0 372 · Lovc~at $25. End table $JO. 119 n :l4th St., Newport· combination drive SlO 36 hp short table $5 42" round 1963 PONTIAC engine S25. Hardware and electric ~::1: st~ te:'bles uO. Antt: :!t ~~l.~· oventur-UMIN Ul\I sliding \\'indow, Size 7 ~·omens pants, skirts, Beach. 57a.oo2'1. volks muffier complele $5 table $10 20 phL<t yards 962-0538. parts l0c-50c. 6 orange ca!e que drtaer, chest, head· ._, x45 $10. lnt<'rior door. hlO\!.!le $2. Patterns lOc. II' COUCH itood tor 825-15 4 ply tire $4, 84.5-15 green dacron dra Per Y CERAMTC pots s 2. 5 o-$ 9. curtalna, all for $2.50. 2166 board $25. 2 single head· JABSCO water pump, 12V 80 $6. 548-1764. 18122 Le 11. the r wood, reupholstering $10. TV and tire S4 36 hp wlks engine material some cut S20 10051 645-6445. ~~arg,;:' cn:iar£;;iVlctorla board! $5. 548-1089. $10. B~aJdast set $25. Rl:STAURANT equipment; University Park, ~rvine. stand $2&. Polaroid swinger dissambled SlO 16 mm Bismark Dr., Hunt. Bch. TEAK sa1 d !t"t SlO TV S2S • · · SCHWINN -.,_ 5 speed Refrigerator $25. Auto teat. fablc!!I S'20. Boolhs S25. Crill GAS dryer $2.5. Refri.irerator $7. t.1.ission Viejo 837-8484. movie camera S25 ~ 968-97M Picture ~ame, 16~4• SlO: OVEN roe.ster. el c Sii. st1ngray blk;'&;oo condltion equlpmenl $5-$15. New front ].25. Kitchen chairs $4-$14. S25. Gas stove ~ box LAMPS $3. End tables $4. TR-SPITFffiE Toneau, new FREEZER S25 8 ft. couch Camera tripod SID. 64:)....6445. ~retrtgerator $ 15 '$25 ·~·~-;::;:~"--..,.,=-=-=-; ~~· ~~ $~N'; +ligh chair $4. 549-(116.1. & mattress with "?rom~. Patio chairs $2.50. Clothing $15 rear bumper Sl chrome $1!) a matching loveseat StO bl 46 ,. MEN'S 10 speed S2S 3 • .._<>A" IQRTABLE dishwasbeJ: $25. Kingsize headboard $7.50. 50c-S4. Bedspreads Sl. Floor cM mags $17 pair TR-3 table & 4 chainl $10 S-12-4701 ~OODEN sW'~ti, RODDY flllhlng rod $10. Spilt peed S2S boya S me~ ~~1s"t:'1tie~·~~ ~ ~utomatic was~ $ 2 5. Nice couch $25. Picnic table hat rack 1600 sewing cabinet door S3 wire wheels S9 each, VANITY bench S4 uWlty inmeter · ~-bamboo fly rod SlO. GoU set 11 tl S25 842-79lT ba bo U ~ N 'Electric clryer, 220, $25. with benches SlO. Hollywood $2. Wedding dress S20. Wood front anti-1v.·ay bar~ motor !able S2.50 reconl cabinet SS STROLl..f!R and me sh with bag $15. Brunswick ''"'".,....,,="--'==-"'::'--~ G'· Ice fx tr.. er 0 G::. -1'! owe r n1 owe r $ 2 5. bed !tames $3.50. Old sc:hool bed frames $6. 881. 10-5. $25, other TR-3 parts triple dresser Sal matchinR: playpen 1n great lhllJM!, cost bowling ball and bag $5. GE 5 cycle: 2 speed washer = ~abie: ~~ Fi.tdnc · Mini-washer $15. 7891,ii W. desk $3.50. Wooden chairs $5 1824 Port Tll!in, NB. $1·$20. 1967-69 Dodge Dart chest & night stand Ul S2U each, sell $10 each. Pool cue $5. S3IM693 S2> one wheel trailer S20 gear $5. Polaroid C&JMra 1 ~h SI. at Wallace, CM each. \Vooden di~tt1e38 •E;t CHES!' ol drawers. 52" x trunklid $10, 847r-7841 H-78-15 tln!I 3 tor S20 645-2768. DOUBLE bed $5, you haul. ~84~7-C'.70~1;7~------: S7.50. Cuckoo clock , $5. l B6Y"S SchwiM Stingray $18. $20. lland ITIO\Ve.r ~· · 36'' X 15'', 10 drawers, fair DISHES Sc-$5 • w a 1 nu I 531-4156 BIKE, girl's 24'', good con-64>7953 BEAUTY rest queen mat· Wrought iron table $10. Boy's Royce Unk>n ·stingray l8Ui SL, C.M. 5'8-448.5. condition SlO. ~8164. Medlterrean headboard S:zl DRESSES, size 8-10 Sl-SS dition $15. &42-4178. ELECTRIC blanket. J7.50 tre!lll, good condition $25. Lawnmower $8. Electric .Sl4, both bikes are real El..ECTRJC BBQ S25. Ski RUG $25. 2 rug1 $15 each. mens shirts 42 long, some coats $5 two steptable $2.50 SPEAKERS, 12", S25 each. Dreues, aome Wee new, size 64().1526 flit 2 pm. oven SS. ~nnot camp $ 'sharp and tn excellC'nt con· · J:>oots S25. Chairs $7. Couch car radio $10, OlnJng table ne\V 50c-Sl.7S new Blase! crystal shade111 S2.50 ironing 548-5044 10.12, ~$25. Sweaten S2 SET of tout Duncan Phyfe 11tove $10. Baby crib Sl5. ~ dltion. 727 \V. 20th St. C!\1 SlS. Air cool<'r SlO. 2 root $IO 3 d" t chain S2 h sweeper $6 boy sport jacket boards SJ large maple Q>f-• Costa $2-25. Acceuoriea Sc-dlning chalrl $25. Call Tape deck S~ 681 B Vk> ; Jj42-5-187. end Ulble with 1late top $25~ Moior 1i!i~ mower es~o &. slacks blue plaid size 16, fee tahl<' $22.50 glau bowls 4 CllArRS, beige S~ each. $2. Men's suits, 11lle 40, S7 673-4800. torla, CM ' TWIN bed $7 Tic downa $15 4x6 nig $1S. Beautiful lamp llandmower $5. Bro 11 el' worn 3 time's S12.50 whlte dishes nower pot1 mirrors ClaM lop table 48 round SlO. Cookware SO c. S 2. M-""A'.:;P::LE=coo--ch---m-akel~~l-ntco BISSELL carpet •weeper $2. Tupp('rware Sl-$4. Camping S25. 30"x45" mirror SS. 414 ioaster oven $.1. Waffle iron sheets Sl formica dinette &el pictul'C frames 50c--$4.SO m<'lal S25 each. llar!x>lls 165 Cookbooka 5c-S2. Rerordi tti blJt \l/onder hone $2. OE elf:tl- {ttiblr· $3. 3 cvuche.s $5 each. Goldenrod, Corona d<'l ~fnr $2. TOll-"lter Sl. Couch and $12.50 corree table SlO Ihm:> sets or maple shutte~ lbs S25 each. Dum~lls. 125 25e Patterns l0c·S25c. Satur-=d ~ ne~ co~~; $25. tric steAm Iron. perfect con- Cofl<'(' I n b 1 e $2. 2 GAS refrlgt>rBtor S25. }:l<'C· chair SlO. Couch SS. 1699 mason jars liox or separate S6 9R3'l Colitinentlal Dr. off lhR $25 each. 494-: 74· .day and Sunday, UM. 2-183 6~2124. dilloll $5. Child's ear M!al, books hr Iv cs $5 ('nch Irie ~to\'£' S25. Power mo'ol.·er Pon1onn, CM 548-0997 $5, 8292 Kingfisher, n<'ar R r o.o ktiurst, Conllnental DRAPES S20 each. NMv Fairway Dr., C.ftf. ~~~==--,.,,== blnck $3. Girl'3 Stingray Brn1;ketR $7. Doll bed $3. 2 $25. \lla11her S25. Typc'writer 10 GAL. aquarium, fully Beach & Atlanta, 5.1&-2472 To"rnhnu:«>s 320"x94" gold, 4 pieaos. \VING chair $.25. pat r Kd~h~!h~R ~ery P ~:et~~ bike $8. Swag lamp $1.SO. record players $10 each. $25. Cnmping it cm" loaded S25. Carpet cleaner OPAL ¥ Australian uncut TOY ch~t large $12 babv New 168"x94~~" R: o Id , decorator t11ble lamps 36" 6~52'".>8. l-lahd knlttl'f"I afghan, Off Shoes 25e·SL Clothe!I 5<.'-SS. s;;. Voltage lnverter SlS. and Ooor waxer $25. Learn stones • cut into gem!!! SIS lfimp red and while with b:O'vn, yel!O\v flo~nl. 2 hlgh with aha.des S25 each. v.•hll<' $5. .Foldln,r chair, •Picture $7. Elcctr1c hlankel floor polisher Sl5. Trailer to Read Course book S25, Jot. Private party. 713; malching curtains $1 wig. pieces S20 each. will sell ~·-=~==-_.,=--..,=-OLDER Victor add Ing -."OOden with n:d tl'at $2. SS. Klng slie blanket S5. 10 whC"cls $4. Brass pump S12. ~ $25. 642-1.522 287-5643 bla<'k dr:stch boy new $30 sell separately. CoUce tnble, TELESCOPE U> Antique machine worka good $25. 138 lnfantseat CBnier, ptnk SI. "ftnd 20 gal aqUarlwn eet1 $8 Carpenter tool~ $3. Socket ARMCHAIR, Oonl blue, like for $12 after 4 p.m. 968-1361 wlllnut and leather $25. Fine drencr SlO Wood dinette SID cE~. ;l8~th;,,;,CM~548,,~<::;485:::,,· ;;-;= Girl's cloUrtng, aiie 3-7, '"tlnd S4. Motorcycle gas !let $8. ll,ydrnul1c jack $1. D Ealjy American new condition. $25. 494-73-i2. RE~IGERATOR 125 Glal.!I china, Harmony II o use, Sinale bed trrune $2. 24., WETSUIT xxx 8fnall Jong 50c-Sl. SrnaJI dinette ta.hit 'tank., $4. each. ExerchleT SS. Movie 1\te mete-.r S 5 • couch S20 Round chow table, r n. · ~rv!t.~ for 8. en ch Hem Sl. . . .,. Joh S15 642 5rro S2. Danish style armchair •'Movie camera, Bmm. three Steelbeam $5. Chevy starter 110lid Maple. cost S45, nttd TRAVEL trailer hold lng tub enr.losure SlO. GRs will sell ~pa_rately Boy's bicycle S10. 950 x 16.5 tn1ck .!"~"~""-':'7"-'7'C:'-:=-. $2. La~e ann chair, needs ; •lens S15. Toy• s,c-M. $8. 646-.m), ~~1.1:i1!K .... ~\neA ~c~ q $a~ tanlc.,40 gal. 51·;; :i·· ~1;· dr~er, ~~s ~r~~~cd, k~7 Stingray bicycle s10. T .... ~ ~;:; .,!~·$3 ~~h. s:n:~ S~!.';'~ ~! ~~-" ~v~R~r S2b1· ... ~. Moo"'1',· I -~. ll74 Augug a, 2 OISHMA!n'ERS S18,. $2{). .._ $10. power a. r. s c i n sin s ~ gJau Jlflnels, 'I" approx. pheasant $2. Latnp $3. Toy1 ,.,._, ''""' ... ,. \ ti§ED Mp.ytq wll&her $25. Settrl tank viu:uum $8. Ken· Kirby VRCUWR de11.ner, ne"'I with master cylinder, 1 each. Bath ~ulka &: faucet.,, 4()"-58" •2 each. Two bar SOc-$L Boob 2 Sc. S 5 0 c . AUTOMATIC washer $25. 50c-$2. Sat-SUn. ~-~ i 'our never used Datsun more h11lr dryer $.5. Sl.M· Mg, good condiUon $25. ~lt. 1 new Sl$ for both, 2 ha.ng!ng S2 each. 2 tile-in atool11, bamboo, Iron legs BookCll.le• S2 <'llCh Gararce EJectrlc dryer S:S. La....n ,J::°'=""::.::So:t.~A"p"I~•::.· "°""'---1 truck tire11 A rims S15. each. dArd tollet UQlk tlO. Double lland A.WI, sf• SI each. filA: Buick. N"ew steel trailer S5 each. Bsth wall heater. S7 50 each Two metal twin vacuu1n S.i. Air cooler $10. mowers S5 11nd $25. 26" 3 OCXi bowie $5 larp &ood 1?5 gal. aqUarium stand $5. sink faucet. $5. 19.. TV Floor lamf. . Cold arra stand.I with &d.j~tlng jacks, n<.>w $10. Olblnet and •~e bed b-ames $3.50 <'ach. Old typ<>v.Tlter $.2. Egg In-speed mM':i; bike S15. Iii condition 962-4900 • ll7!>.:>071l ~tAhle $20. '.l9lOli Channel rug, 5 x , foam bftek $7. 18" x 24" $1.SO e1i:ch. formlca top $5. Portable Bench gr1nder S20. 645-4832. C."Ub«ttor Sl QI.mp pol $1 . x . mower $5. Seed spreader $3. BOYS Schwinn sti'W $15 }-.lrepl&oe acreen and tonp Portable car top camer. dishwasher $10. ~-1• ~kc 12 ,. 1 1. 646-5848. 769~ii W. 20lh St., RJ\IALS s.ize 5-7 $l2.·Sl5 , NS 673-l@J. Sl each. Bates double fits staUon wagoo $5. % ,hP REFRIGERATOR, 0 ld, r 2 PO\VER mowers $25 each. P:~~~der si C~en 1 ~I~ Cf\.1 mens 25" racl.nl bike $'15 worn o~. Skils. 5'-blndlnp SWAG tam~ $5. Men's Vlllet bcd~read . blue $5. Electr!c GE motor for '>1."!\sh1ng -apt. si;o:e. $20. Stove, apt. 8tze 5f5-o4028. S2. Sat-Sun. 21682 Hilaria DOUBLF: bt"od v.-lth fran\e girls 3 speed ·~ S9 Sid bouts, slzt 5 SS. Hair chair s;,. Blkf'-lype tx· blanket $3. Old double machine or portA.b~P. R"rlndt!r Sl7• Vocuurn, uprlght Sl~. ARTIFICIAi~ f 1o1.11 c r ar-1 1 8 $20. Refrigerator. worka 842-7917 feiitr SJ. Olhrr tloll'IVI, cic· P.rcl11cr $2. 3. plcturt8 $1 poreelaln sink $2. Car lire~ S7.50. Anchor Trailer Port. Vttcuuni, uprt"ht $20. 1513 ra n J.:: em en t 11 S 1 -S 1 0, ~C:'.'l._,N'.e:•co·.:.::1·:::..· -----good. ju11t rtght for an c.~tl'fl % PLY\VOOD. 15"x8'', 75c 1 f ~~;5~ \-SfA'.~~.i<lfi.a~~ ~J: ea.ch. 3 what·not 1he'lvt1 2. SI. Blue denim lac 642-2841 Orange Ave., CM 642-S666, i\1;i nun i 11 burl:i;.-ltn1bs OINE."'M'E set, good con· S20. S 1r 0 nib er y !17 each. And 5·'xlell. 50c each. lure $5. 646-21'.tl 50c. 121 E. B9 ,St. CM ~tlio, s~~M'no:°ms 7~~':: ~1A"0'1.,~RS for Chevy S20. RF.BUILT au. tomatlc washer s,l:S1~-.. ~e.,w P~111~~\:v.~~ 1~~~~:hi~~PS~~~-and cArbtiT('tor S2· 642-40.'\5. ~::r {;ge Blki;· $ ?g~. )-t•" l:ILUE OJ.Ip st&mp book II '""' d II•--~ 125 E' t ..t..... -...t .....: . .....,..,. Ph STA-SUN. 10-4. Table1 20" STINGRAY hike ,,., t.Ao kA .. c 1.1Vrmt')'1?r etp we "'"""• · :..1ec nc ... ,,..t!r, "'"""" 461 SwarthmOTT 546-2748 GOLF be.JI~ near new, 3 to 642-4i.52. , Driiftlng ni;u•hlnc. I\ ~ E J2.50 <'nch . ..,.~ almcm new $7. Nylon cx:n~DSPOT mrlgeralor S15. rondilion S25. Craflsnmn 150 ho ;., •7 Sabot 10 for Sl. rear. 219 Pol1l.\et· Sl0-Sl5. Lampi $2.50-$25. 2 Sl11DIO •lze bt<ls SIS cacti. J25. AdJushtblt· clr8fllng J>OUBLg bed fra1ne $5. nower'('(f panel '-'curt.nJn11, Ga.11 lawn mower, .needs ft . Jh. torque wrench $10. BOAT anc _ rs ..,...... · • , CdM nook.~ Z.X"-$1. T)·fi11t chair 1 ..tu.bi<" sto. Swivel cl~k chair 646-72'20 or11.nae. new, 3, Sl each. \\"Ork $10. New told-n-Ad SS. Cralt!mlnn electric edger dolly S l J. 1-lalllcraUer:'? ~'c:":.:·..:::=·~-~--,-~ m. &-rlspr<.>arl11 I · S 2 O · Ti/:o~'O~a S~Zl-~~~ 1 he \ ~$$. Ot1.k 111udtnl deaJc, 3 SEALY firm mattreas. box Bird cagea Sz,.s5. Strock Toys $2-$3. 642-8622 S20. ('.oo<I clC'ctr1e motors Short wave rec:elv~r $20. 8 TIRES. -...·ith good tread 14"' Oi<'!lt S15. Solt1~ S{)--$2:"1. ~ drnwcr SlO. Spindle bed, j,l!J>~riltl<~~l20~•~acb~._!...._~~~ camel Mir eoat, ncrw con-COUot ~ eonditlo 8•4.. $5. 646-8447. 2736 fflncentla, trailer \\'hl?'l'ls $1.00. Block & lf1" SS eRch. l .speed Ford C\u:llt5 S20. Dlshe1 f)C-S\. t1:!~·ssK:~j1_ 13jl M~ila ) tin.itle. $10. CF. r6Huer1e -d\Hon $8. Other coats $.'i S20 644-tm n, n. CM and lllCkle $4. 642--3573. tnanual IM11n11m1111lo11 S1'S. Plctlll'Clll 10e-$1. 2 0 0 6 1924.. ., Sm 11 tlll 1 t blo NEW '1ll&ll t11,pe recorder ln ea.eh. pt11hes 25c-$1. Boob · , 11 SING! E door -trl•eralor ASl'IOrted TRJ pa.rt.I Jl-$25. Natulh.L" Lant-. NB on !foll-_C"~-'l-'646-~~----ovrn .,,. a . op 8 boJC $22. GaA: heatt'r $20. Z"ie-$J. SWeattt1 2' c ·SI FIVE IJ>eed SZi Other good SIZE .tG-12, gb1 8 Jeana ' ' ''" • ' 64UM.1 day Rd. GAS srove $2U. llahy crtb SU $4. Nylon tin-S.6S x l 5 $.1. Ventf'CI au heattr S10. 1905 SU %>c-S1 G1rdm -bike• Sl().$25 1.f1n CAJ'T')ltng Slack11 75c. Shirts 75c. worki fine 525· Alumlnum -"'""''°"':..· ----~-BRAND n-Good"'!llr Urti, Snlall table S5, "11 In VW hood $4. Teen'• dolhea, )'ullerton Avt, CM. 5@..3938 vetWMC 33S ktt hand ~ plans: $5 Sv.•eattlfll $1. lfeadhollrd $5. e11.mpcr shell mctlA:ures 7' 3" CART tor laundry, a:arUen or ..... '7" 2580 l...u1ir flYl<I condition 25c-$t . tools 2'k-$1. ~c: m''Arbor.11'.cM'fOAM ui Tllbli:s $2. ~. 2918 long by 4.', 6'' wide, Sl5." ~eA:, like new $1. ~1-t.,Sll.3used6'1S-14.$2 ~nd~7. WIUo I f ~lo\UIOWllre1 lOc-$1. 157 St . JFD color UJ£L TV antenna ~19gineee Pv • . dusk:, S&tmdA)'. J>ape.r l.Ane, NB. ~-~ I ~e;:ac:::h."-"00-""'1"41"4'-. ---- .ea1r, $6-1525 , ..tfZ:::·~8jU9.15==----1=='------I • • I . ! ' I ' I DAU. Y f'llDT SIUlrdlt', lbr lt, Im ---I~ I -a.i~ I I~ I ...==... I~ I .. 4 I' llil I --lli1 I ~ l!iJ '[ --Jli1 I ---I~ I .......... 1§1 OUTDOOR J.'1sh -Golden Carp, fant&iled, callcos. Med to ta:e size. Extremely reu. Priv pert)'. 67l-85M Horse• 856 HORSES to l'!'nt, boon! ($55 mo. hay & grain) and sell. Pastures available. P()ny ridetl for birthday petties. ~ Stables, 2028 6 ~na Canyon Rd . , 494-2910. I % ARAB Gtldi~ 3 yr. old ,; Broke to ride. $450. w\th ~ l,-,:;t-c.',=:---::-:,,.-;:-Ex-pc:-:r.,....,Mder_ t MUST Stlll Beaut -% ~ ; mare, Engtwest, gen-tfe, 1 : 1 . =· $350/oller . . PART Arabian 3% yr old, l5R 1d:llng. Gentle but spirited. Sweet penonallty, p!ck included. !fa.9217 SHETLAND p:iny, v er y I~ gentle. Some tad<. $100. , 8.11-1240 : 11· . i• i ' I I ' " ! HORSES Boarded. riding arena 4: trails. aim Acacia St S.A. Height.a. 644-5J07 Bo.Its, General 900 Louis Bolteno 23751 Brisbone Boy L•guna Niguel You are the winner ot one tree pass Good for a '"·hole carload to any of the PACIAC THEATRES (Subject to ii:maJI !l(>n'ice charge at theatr e). Please call 642-5678 ext. 314 to claim your ticket. !North County toll-free nurnlK"l' is 5-10-1220). *-WANTED-party with dock to buy V2 sher• Coronado 27, ful- ly oqp'd. $3,750. CALL 83:1-2560 or 557-7648. e FISHING BOAT e I~ Ft., 40 lf.P. Evinrudl', Tilt Traill"r Liuxe \\'hePI. S550 or best offl'r. sn.9521 or 63&.5208. UNDE."'RWATER hull cl!'at1· ing, in.-.pecfion, Tf'plllr. and salvage, etc. 548--J:r;).; i\JARINF: nu-chnnlt; -Free eat. within Ne11.1>0rt proper. Call Burr'1 Marint', 675-8677 Bo1ts/M1rln• Equip. 904 PURCHASED $150,000 in· ve:ntory of new mRrlne hardware for sallboars. No. 1.z.3 v.inche& & he.ndle11, 5tainleas stanchions & nml!l ta n g•, pulpit hllrdware, genoa. CaJ'fi &: Slidell -YOU na,rrw, 11?1'!' All f!l'm11: priced for immcd. sale. ~tlnnry'11 Shlp(.'Mndlery. 2537 \V. C5l Hwy, Newport Rench, 548-4192 Open Sun 10-.'.f YACHT JUNK Ship stuff, l.)scd Boot lfard· Wn..n!, Consll{nnlcnt SAie. Sera's Merine Salvage tl1 30th St, N'"'11port Jk h !Cannery Vlllnge ) 10 HP John10n-xlnt cond .. nrvcr uaed in salt \11ater, 1100 6424119 14 IT. BOAT TH.AJLER.. 4%9 Holewood N.B. ·-· 8' SAILBOAT. F ul ly equip. lncld. trailer. $195. Call 673-33.59 J N T E RN A TIO N A Ll4 v.•/trailer. Full racing gear, nu spinnaker, $500. 545-7J61 15' SEA SPRAY CAT. Good rond. $62)/offe r. 633-6467. 396 Ralcam Pl. CM STAN ~Uller Racing Sabot - dolley. Xlnt cond. Cali 494-1237. Cabana's the on• with exclusive Drivar1 Conveni· ence Door ..• Cabene's the one that's all fiber 9less ... C abana 9ivei you a big choice ..• 4' 1itts - 21 , 23 , 25 ind 28 footers ... 6 fl oor plans to best suit your needs ... and 3 striking color combi· nations. Cabana pecks more func tional features then you can ima9in e .,. Cl "" ''"""' whecJ, OY..-...JI• co-ptlot '"'· power stffrincJ, pow..-brakes., tltower~tvb combhtatlon and we could go on and on. Come '" It ••. Com drive ltl SCOTT'S CAMPERS • Mii•• North of Sin Dle;o Frtew•y 3 Miies South of G1rden Grove Fruw1y 1051 South H1rbor BIYd., S1nt• Ana Phone 839-3371 CABANA-acclaimed The Outstanr/1ng One! FOR Sportscoach® T\e wkte ,,..._ \ellllHI ~ II t. Mii• ttte flMt.t .oter lrtoMe ,.uA ... We .............. 4 ell tM cl'Hh,. c....,.,,. wt tW• '" c..W .,.. eff co111• bl_.jl ....... wittl tlle ............ •t.111 ... "• ... . ,,._.,.,.. •M 4"St•· N• otfl« Metot ..._ tlws you """"1-1 tht Spemceeclrl "°"" DON BURNS ~. :. 9U NO. HARBOR BLVD., S.A. m-3510 ~. J MOTOR ~fl llU HOMES SEE THE NEW 1973 LANDAU CONTINENTAL • STEIL CONITitUCTIOHI t LUXURIOUI INTE"IOAll • Hn a ft. Model 2IO -wtV'I UVIH<I ftOOMf I• tnti ConllnlcUon Pllm end Te1t Crtvl LANOAU N"I ohnson & Son LINCOLN -MERCURY 2626 HARllOR~l.VU. 5.jo.5630' COSTA MESA I MU• s..th fA S. ..... rw,. . - ~ll'arh ]lmp1111~; +~ '="' • . f " • "'.":::.'"' 1, '. .:..· • WANTED: 'fil Alfa Romeo Runs good, looks bad. $350/oUer 5'15-2498 '69 ALPHA Romeo Spyder Veloce. Prl. pty, 675-8638 BUY NOW DURING OUR HUGE MAY.JUNE SAVING SPECTACULAR! Connell Chevrolet JUST ARRIVED FROM ITALY SOLD ONLY IN THE CRATE Eosy To ,A....,blo • S.por LJ,ghtwolgllt 10 SPEED BICYCLE ALL COLORS • ALL SIZES leautlfully palntff & 'strlptd with chrome forks ONLY h9odor $140.00 Val•• = ::> 0 111 e Campe.nola Derailer • Aluminum Chain !>rote<> i e tors • Aluminum Center Pull Brake • Aluminum • Gear Protector • Aluminum Kick Stand •safety ~ ~Reflector Side A Rear • Aluminum Hlndle Ban <> > • High Grade Cum Tll?.'I e Alumlnurn Wide P'l!Ulge !! HulMI • Qulck Release Hubs • Factory Wrapped ~ % & Plugged Handle Barl;. :I 0 c ~ NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy., Nowpe.t hoch 642-9405 WAREHOUSI 5A.LE WA~EHOUSI SALi , ' ' l'I ' d- ' • I 1· I ' I, l ~ r I t. » ( I •• • ' ' ·; i: l r , •• ' j: t= ,: •' ,• ; :. I· I: I. I: Ii 11 " I I • • ' I • I . l Ii •I ll' .. I:. it I • I I •· < ' I ~ !~ I A G .. t A • \ •• DAll.Y PllOT Sf ; "'~=-;..;.;;'mported;?: .. ::;-=~· _1§1..:.m:::: :_~:_ 117l ~~ :::ed II~! !:.::.od Ir~ A ... l __ .. _~-:-porteo--_ ..... 11~~ ~::: I~ [ _.... •10 ;Aut;.;:~·1~~-; .... ;:~ed~l~§~m~J l ~Aiii.tiii~iii~iii:miii .. portodiii .. iiiiii;;;l;:m;]1 AUDI BENTLEY BMW DATSUN DATSUN LOTUS MERCEDES BENZ MERCEDES BENZ ' .. 1-------~-------------MERCEDES '15 DI SL. LO'l'US '69 El.AN, Roadstu, '11 MB:I, 2IO CPE Arr, A" JIM s• ·MONS MERCEDES BENZ U7l AUDI 1"0 LS, auto, ·sa BENnEY GOOD Coupe --,._, '70 DATSUN -Windows. alt the Oond. AM/FM ........ Pw LI: MERCEDES m2 SSOSL ~. xlnt ~.A;tione Black, Red leather Alr-Co ud •• Beck.°' PICKUP Goodies, $lJ.96 or Finn Of· WToplnd77. ~~ .. Black ~EQ I IMPORTS Cpe etioo¥ black beauty = or .~ ro.--:lifjtmryhand. Autodri'..:,•ndlr•: SELECTION OF AM-FM-SW, New Radiah, .lh6PAC !er. Uc. No H4ANQ. :-•=.._ 2lj H. MERCEDES BENZ alr:·at/an\Jtm at.,.., <OM'. ~,. UJDSOO, $"96 or Ftrm. Qf. W1 cal>OYer-camper, DLR ?14-833-9300. miles, radials, local owner tm AUD! 100 LS, < door, • lll5 USED BMW's i.r. <llilBll.i. 10 MB2 250 CPE AJT Air AU'n!ORJZED 12.000 m1 ..,.....,, 1eoae -RAH, low mileage, 1971 BAVARIA $1899 cood, AMIFM, "'°"" Xlnt SALES A SERVICE (580FRC) • DLR 833-9300. ~·· now. $2495. Cati 1972 BAVARIA BILL MAXEY ~ -';J~ 79SDKK Jim Slemons .,, • ., SI. Pur. 2115 '73 . . 1970 2002 I Prl"' $12, 750. Will """' AUSTIN TOYOTA MAZDA "13 MERCEDES ""· 1.... mports M.e . a-ic .. 280 SE '59 BUGEYE SPRITE, nu brake•, tires shocks & ton-neau: Fine Cood. $560. (;51-211!9 IENnEY 1971 2002 · = mo. or purcha11e ~ 1301 Quall w/S/R. Prl. ply. Send info BMW 1912 2002 1973 DA1SUNS 1B88I eEAa< BL. B<T-SSS5 *Mam• 73 Rot•ry * "" · c Going m .,,,,,,,.. N...-e..ch P.o. eox :um --1969 1600 HUNTINGTON BEACH $66 MONTH ext >; 833-9300 Beach. c. BMW CREVIER BMW ALL MODELS '70 DATSUN PICKUP ,. MONTHS OPEN LEASE Autos, N•w 910 ENTER Fl!OM M~ A"'u"'1o=.,'-'.,."'----~,~I0'1 Bob Mclar•n, Inc. IN STOCK 4 Speed, AM Radio, N" w Wiil accept trad&-ins e .. ies ·Service -Leasing Tires (837BRll. "'£• • ...,° F"RY .,. -Sales, service-lease .....,. ~ .. u,,_ ..__,.,., Le"" a 1973 Bavaria. A/C int W. 1st $1., Santa Ana BARWICK IMPOl!TS $1395 H t B h '60 BENTLEY & AM/FM !or 1137.86 "'" 835-3171 3331> Clmlno ca-BARWICK IMPORTS un • eac I'. Grey, Red upholstery, Auto mo ,open end. 850 No. Beach ORANGE COUNTY'S San Juan Captstraoo 33375 Camino Capistrano Trans. Beautiful Car, dlt. Blvd., La Habra. OLDEST 493-3375 <*' 831-1375 San Juan Capistrano MAZDA ! 494-1075 714-"2-5.133 '70 DATSUN 510 <""'375 or 8.11-1375 GET OUR DEAL! 1 WANT' 'Tl BMW ~2 Tl! G 2 °'·· • $pd., Radio, (82> RAT t '"/SIR. Have '73 450 SL AVA). -------- l',_ ~,::ie. f.,10"' ~7508.'i' l'J.l'i BARWIC~l~PORTS '68 Fiat 8S0 Cpe 17111 Beach Bl. 1972 MAZDA R..X 2, Rotary, Air O:>nd., loaded. Phone 492-4101 or 586--0678 lor details. DURING OUR MAY•JUNE *SPECTACULAR* Nf>wport Beach, Ca. SALES-SERVICE-LEASING 33375 Camino Capistrano Lo\\! Miles, A.Real Nice Car. tt i Don't give up the • ship! It's a breeze ..• sell your OVERSEAS DELIVERY San Juan Capistrano (XDA224). J "List" It In classiflcd. Slup Items with ..... use Daily ROY CARVER Inc:. 493..J.115 or 831-1375 $899 l· ' .. • ': ,• I •" ,. l· 1: Ir Ji ' ' I , I • • I ' 1. 1! 11 • il : I•, ,. • . ' to Shore Re.W"! &12-5678. Pilot Cl...,illed. &12-5678. 234 E. l71h St.' _ tm-'Tl 2'0Z, AM/FM~. BILL MAXEY Autos, Used 990 Auto1, Used 990 Costa Mesa 5464444 MAG s. Ex HA us T !\fAZOA 'TI RX-2, lo nliles, am/fm stereo, very clean. $2500, ~74lf MAY CLEARANCE '69 P,U, a SMELL C>ATSUN PICKUP wflh 1 c..rnper shell, ' cyl!nder, ' ""'911. (61~CE) '69 DODGE Monico l Door. Y81 1u10. tru.,., lactorr •Ir, power llMl"!ng, (QlBVS) '69 PICKUP CHEVROLET ~ Ton VI l loPMll tran.s. (6549fHI '69 C"llllVALI. VI, .futo. tran.s. , (XSU.i '69 IONNllVILLE F1ctory llr, »1.110. tra,,.., power st.erlng, r.Olo, tleeler. CVNGS99l '71 PICKUP CHY. 1.'I Ton, l spoHd ('°211$) ILUli ''°" $1410 $1915 $1800 $2225 $1980 $2480 OllOTM PlllCE $1099 $1499 $1650 $1875 $1450 $1999 '72 ~;.'!~! .... ~. "' ~ $4770 $4699 dlllonlng, power stnrlng r.Olo, h .. tw. GROTH CHEVROLET 11211 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach S4S-8863 * 847-6839 SYSTEM. WHITE WIRED TOYOTA I =IN_T_. ~-==· ---~ 18881 BEACH BL. 8-47-8555 "72 DATSUN 6 -Pack HUNTINGTON BEACH Cab-Over Camper Delwce. Many extras! 16,000 mi .. 1911 FIAT, Sport Spyder, 5 LEASE A 1973 BAVARIA $3000 ~ spd, xlnt oond. $2700. or CREVIER BMW make oU<'. Cati 58&-2813 '72 DATSUN P.U. I.Aw ,71 FIAT 850 t Sales -Servic!t -Leasing mileage. R/H. step : sp · coupe, 208 \V. 1st St., Santa Ana bumpc Sacrific' .. , ll"IOA11 27,000 nu, like new. 33 mpg 835-3171 ~-..... of.1.0'0U· Best offer. 673-{i3)6. ___ C_A_P_R_I_--'69 PICKUP, immac. in-1.9'lO Fiat 124 Spider Excell. terlor, AM/FM, reblt eng. oond. Dk. Blue. Nu top . ask· $1300. ~1346 aft 6 pm ng $200} 644-2931 ~ NOW OWN THE FABULOUS 1973 CAPRI '72 DATSUN 510. 13,SOO mi. 2 JAGUAR dr, hi perfonnance equip-1-------- ment. 645-0244 JAGUAR '71 PU with . all-, chrome rims, nu tires, $1.600. <!M>-1.123. AUTHORIZED SALES * '1'l Datsun 240Z AND SERVICE Best OHer! WE BUY CARS With 2,~ 4 cylinder or V~ __ _::*..:&16-=7569=..:* __ 1 engir'l6, with or without ~ltliirq111!; lllil!tn '!; •0>0:1 > "1.l:'''-A \;11 I llfr\1(1 . '• . . ... " MERCEDES BENZ SO USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY Sharp New Car Trade-ins Coming In Ev•ry . Day Ask About Our Unique Used Mercedes Lu.se Plans House of Imports 6862 rt1anchester, Buena Park on the Santa Ana Frwy 523-7250 *SPECIAL* '70 MERCEDES BENZ ~rri~:m~~~ TIME FOR .,,., b""'"'· •tyle '"'"' 280 SL CPE ROSTER wl>eel, radial tlre., bucket QUICK CA.SH 1?72 JAGUAR E TYPE seats. ORDER YOURS 2 + 2 s-·~" I b It NOW . j.><>.IA.J..Lng po ar \V e, • ..,789 THROUGH A Total Factory Equipped, automatic, power steering, ..,., NE\V CAR (#3703). air conditioning, both hard OR 'f!' YOU PRE.Jo"'ER , $8765.43 & soft tpps. Alt accessories. 71 CAPRI Ll>\v mileage. Call for an (23TC0R) DAILY PILOT appointment to""' thi• .,. $1789 ceptionally ma in ta in e d GUSTAFSON Di' lioctivo Automobile, WANT AD 831>-1200. (695-Bll!. oi..J Unc:oln-Mercury KARMANN GHIA MER.CEDES 1970 280E Sdo, 16800 Beach at Warner -~· •· ~--~ ----metalic grey I~ with I<runtington Beach 642 5678 '69 KARMANi'l GHIA con-full pov•er, a1.r c ond. , 842-8844 * {213) 592-5544 • vertible, excellent condition, am/fm., low mileage, can HUGE SAVINGS ON 1973 CHEVY'S e MONTE CARLOS e NOVAS e LAGUNAS e CAMAROS ~ e CAPRICES e IMPALAS e STATION WAGONS e MOMTE CARLO SUNROOFS e "COACH WINDOW LAGUNA" Connell CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1200 "H f th V'k' •• 842-9407 take trade (578BZSl DLR ome o e 1 1ng 833-9300 I ~"!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!'!!!11!!11!'!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!"!.!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!! 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Motor Homes Motor Homes Motor Hom•• Motor Homes Motor Hom11 l=:r::'::-::'.====---"-------Solo/Rent 940 Sole/Rent 940 Solo/Rent 940 Solo/Rent 940 Solo/Roni --'--------..------- , .Why let the high cost-of living keep you from buying a new c:ar? Harbor--Amerlc:a1t/Jeep has tumed Gremlin prices UPSIDE DOWN Example: Stk. '#3091 Equipped, Not Stripped, with power steering, 258 Six, tinted glass , luggage rack, AM pushbutton radio, heavy duty cool- ling system & much , much more. TOTAL PRICE ONLY $2S9S.OO + T&L., or if you prefer, payments as . low as $69.98 per month, o.a.c. IM.7J 11 ""-tot1I oown ,.yment, SM.ti 11 th1 total mt. INl'fmell1 Inc. tall, lie., 111 lln1nc1 Ch1rgn on 1pprovM cr911il for •2 montllr., DINrTWf INIYl'llMI prk8 U22t.t l, APll 11.ll'% A Few Low Mileage Executive Cars At Low Prices Harbor American/Jeep has a large selection of GREMLINS, HORNETS, JAVELINS, MATADORS, AMBASSADORS and JEEPS all at low -low prices ond all backed by HARBOR AMERICAN MOTORS BUYER PROTECTION PLAN 1. A.....,.., l""'9 tMIOMtw. J• 101 wwchl WhMyoo blrJ' a MW 1f1J car tr-.. AMerkoo Moton tNohir, A....neao Motol'S Corporatfoli t1tc1ratltfts to yo• tflot, except fOf' tbft., It win pay for tk ,.,..._ or ...,.s .. wt ot -r port It..,,, ... ,._ II ckflcllw 111 maNrlal or wort__.lp. nh tllGl'Clllf'ff Is fOod for 1 J ,_..,.. froM M Ht9 tM cor II flnt nNI or I Z.OOOJ1dles. w•k--COMel first. Aft -,...... II tMt tM ccrr be preperty MC1l11tal"4 off carH for ultHr •orMol ute ancl wnlco flt tH fifty U•it.d 5...,.. or Co- ..._ oltd tltcrt , ..... , .. _. repoll'll ... ~..,_...-.by -AIMffcam Metors -.1w. 2. A free locrllel' CCII' hm olllMKt rrerr -of oitrdeol.,. If t•arallf'Md NPGln talc. nwwltht. 3. Special Trip l•IWfT!lptio1 Protwctfo11. 4. AH a toll fTff hr A• to AMC Hffdquorters. HARBOR AMERICAN 1969 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA "HOUSE OF THE TOTAL GUARANTEE" (714) 645-7770 OPEN SUNDAYS with 500 GALLONS OF GASOLINE 25,000 BLUECHIP STAMPS Motor~Home hase Of a new · ~·Y i1st 1973 the .pure cifH•OOoD"'•U· - ; Autos; Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 • • • . ' . . ' - ' . < I ~ jr I '65 VW lug s795 ' ' IJ*d, ridlo. llM!tr, vinyl !l!teflor !SRW.$9) '67 vw lug s995 '71 V.W. Fastback · '1795 radio. hH!fl', Vlr!yl l""'lor, xiii!. canditlon ' lllftd, rldio, llf•ltr, vi!lyl lnlerlor !WV.·110) loW miles. 11"' condiflolt (52).FZHJ LARGE SELECTION BUSES, CAMPERS FASTBACK & SQUAREBACK . AND MANY OTHER' FINE CARS. I '71 DODGE TRAVCO '70 DODGE 3,4 TON PICKUP FAMILY WAGON ................. --. ....... dao/· -,. .• -i.. .... ,_,...,.,..,_ S DS .......... "' •W:lll IDl1I ·3995 ::.-.. ~-.: ~::.: . . ... ....._ ___ __ , .. ::--:=:"'"llM WITH 'tlGllM CAIDVll CAM,11 0-. rt•~. ti• cono.. VI, ...... ) 00' ,...,.,.., -· '""· -· ll'akfl. ~ Sft 70 ... '"1""'"""**"""'"''11" ·78'' ... dNfl. Uc. •n..ott --... - -•• $3895.... =c::-.:.·= ,.... -=t:. ....... HUNTINGTON ~8.!!~8!~~1~; * 842-8803 IN SM.ES FOR EXPLORER MOTOR HOMES OPEN DAILY I 'TIL 10 WEEKEND 'TIL I YOUR VOLUME M'OTOR HO~E DEALER ~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~ --- A-lmpo..tod 970 ""'"'· lmponod MUCEOES BENZ ! MG 9711 AutC>I. lm-'Od 910 Autos, Imported MGI MGI l~I _ ...... 970 Autoo, lrnporlod OPEL l§J I _.,._ 970 Autot, lmportod PORSCHE 970 """'"' lmpo: lod PORSCHE 970 Autoo, 1-'od VOLVO VOLKSWAGEN • 7.IALMllL MOOrad.IELBorus I •10 MG Mlcltots 1 ·~;,,.!~~ :J:: ~~ '70 MGB GT '70 o I GT .,. PORSCHE eoupo. x1n1 '70 Porsche ! 2 to chooM frorn rond. Ute body work, Make 6 cyL, 4 speed, AM/FM t Spd n-. .... JM 1.uw lo cond ~ • .!. ou~~blt 1:ng, 914. 6 GAS SAVER VOLVO SAL.ii Hu~ SC1Ylng1 '72 & '73 ONLY PURCHASE , BthuJ1 ra«ins; ~r'ffn, bftluti-offer 548-7895 radio metallic K1'eY J ' ........ ,.e, ' w new u..., .. , £"""""• Sl900 '69 VW fastba k Owe,...• Del Ivery ttl"t'9, J \\.ilh only 3),000 'GS MGB Ro&dlllU. Good 1~1 condition.. $2149 PORSCHE '85 G re~ n, mti. ool.y one year. Silye-r Lo milet, 1tlck, radJo, recent LEA.SE I hil blar k lnlt'rior. r.dial ' · ' • Hee -Miles, Nice Car. t775FTLJ. 67J..8423 A Umlted production model C I I " rood. Wht. w/removable $21n BILL M•vrv "·"'·'· AM I FM ~-L metallic point, blk. Int.,.,.,., valve~ and ZI miles-· C.U Jim Goodwin~ 0 r miles and is r t'Vet IOW· ~~~· Best o ! fer . See It . You'll &11 It llU\~ I ;;:;h'ilaoo 67&-1518 • .i.w. mag whttis, AM/FM radio, &allon I; your BEST iN. 541-5104 or 21:1-m-l406 I room 1-· ~ ....,YOTA · etc. A HARD TO FINO AND OUCEMENT TO BUY 12 4\ ••• I ··-·. I.., '58 PORSOiE. 1600 ... .., GORGEOUS" • METRO Vacandft cost money! Ren1 -Willo LUlll 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 coupe, xtra clee.n il orig. .. 445 .E. COAST HIGHWAY PRE-OOlLAR LAGUNA IMPORTS I.Err AT 998 S COAST HWY ,...., """"'· ..... ...... YOLYO HUNTINGTON BEACH smi ,.,.-. -146 .E. COAST HIGHWAY ,.,_,,,.,., OEVALACEStrr!ON bid•., etc. thru a Dally Pilot c IH •-Drlwl 0 NEWPORT BEACH ~ PRl ! W.m.d Meitropolitan CliiUlrled Ad. Sell idle Hema '70 OPEL GT, good oond. '65 PORSCHE • many ex· 0 NEWPORT BEACH ~ ~ -.t ..__ We make oveneu deliveriel ~guna Beat h Cl.I 494 107S Cu. pJOd condition. '•'--to trade'! Our Trader'• now! call 642~ Now! q_ S1100 or ott.er. 53&.1980 Sat. tru. Make oUer. Sat&: Sun ~ VI.Hr.Ml 0 See It. You'll Buy It 615--1085 ~ colwnn is far )'Ol1! Fut ttlullll are Just a pbone 1900 1-larbor, c .M. 646-9?i03 A SUn. 1·5. 6Th-68'l9. 673-0900 0 ~ s 1\ l • ....... OC2""'1I S llneo, 5 daya IDr 5 bucka. caU away 64l-S6'll. You'll Und II In Caul""'! Noed a "Pod"! Place an ad' CLASSIFIED ....... 64UWl'I Ii ., r' &1Wl f.l.Oi4 m~~ m ~~ m~~ m~~ m' ' wU MILEAGE COUNTS 2 WAYS ,, '• • I 2. MILES PER GALLON ON GAS! WE HAVE 'EM BOTH COME SEE. '67 OLDS F85 Coup•. VI •ngint, 55,~ll mi1t1. Automt• tic tTtftlll'll11ion, powtr 1t•t•ing, t1ice, ITRHltlll $1199 '68 NOVA 4 DOOR Stcltn. VI •nti11t, r1clio, tufom ttic. lrtnl· ml11ion. Stt toclty btc.t ult it won't l11t long. (VSG517J $1299 '71 PLYM. DUSTER Coupe. 6 cyl!ncl..,, t tfclc 1hlft, rtcllo, 21,. 171 mll••· Sh•rp. IDSL755 ) $1999 '72 VEGA H1+chbtclc coup•. Autom•tlc lrtn1111i11ion, radio, 12,214 mllt1, ( 197FBO J $2099 '71 FORD TORINO Coup•. 25,791 11'111••• Bucket t•th, con• 1olt, VI, t uto111atic, powtr 1tetrln9, t lr conditioning, ,.,1 nlc.•. 1504,DQGI ~$2599 '70 CHEY. 3/• TON '71 VEGA GT Httchb•clc coup•. 4 •p•...:I tren1mh1ion, redio, ll,157 ll'lil••· l7970 LH ) $1795 '69 FORD% TON Pickup. Ctmp•r tquiptment. VI t nqint, 1tick 1hift, rtdio. bttuliful. (5S610EI $2499 '72 CAMARO Coupt . 25,763 milt1, VI, radio. 1tick 1hift, ntw rubbtr, IS64FLVI $2899 '72 VEGA WAGON ST. 16,712 ll'llle1. 4 •P••cl tran1mi11ion, radio, htaltr, 1h•rp •. (626EIJ) $2399 '72 NOVA COUPE VI, t utom1tic., powtr 1fttrlng, t lr con• ditlon l119. 22.S52 ma... '••ufiful ctr. (540FNE I $2799 '72 BLAZER • HARDTOP '70 NOVA COUPE VS 11n9in11, tutomttic trtn1mi11ion, powtr 1tetrin9, rtdio, 1idt mouldin1111 40,000 mile1, clttn. (45lBNP~ $2099 '69 MUSTANG Coupe. \18 tngine, aulomttic. tr1n111'1i11ion, power 1t1ering, rtdio, goocl mile1. IXX E· 7001 $1699 '70 MAVERICK Coupe. Automttic, VS tn9ine, 1tt1rin9, radio, httler, C617AFYl $1699 '68 MERC. WAGON Mont.go 9 pt11. pow•r 1teering, VI, •uto. m11ic, •ir conditioning, lu;gagt ••ck. Shtrp. !YWRI 18) $1599 '68 CADILLAC Coup• DtVlllt. Full powtr •quipmt 11t, AM /FM rtdio, t lr conditlonlng, Nie• cir. IXJS066l $1999 '71 DODGE Poltrt '4 Dr, Sed. Vinyl roof, t ir concl., power 1lttring, tutom•tic, 27,506 milt10 Sur•• nict ctr, I009DZPI $2499 '72 CHEV. WAGON TowntJ'llan 6 pa11. Air cond .. powtr 1l•tr· ing & br1ke1, aulom1ti1;, VI, nice tnd a r1tl 9ood buy. (492E IPJ $2899 '68 CHEV. MALIBU Coup•. Powtr 1iffrl119, 11ir c.onditio11in9, VS, tufoJ'lltti c fra111mi11io11, 59,275 rn ilt1. lZD P7l2) $1599 '66 Pontiac Wagon ltMtn1 6 pa11tngtr. VB tn9ine, 1ufo m•· tic. fran1m i,1ion, power steering, 1ir con· ditiol'lin9. !VGYI S.ol J $899 '68 CAMARO Coup .. ]9,.1!51 milt1. Power 1+•Min9, •uto- 111atic, VI, t ir conditioning. Na1ty nic.t. ·Sport 1trip11. IZT04S91 SALE PRICED '68 CHRY. TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON Carry all. Bi9 b engine, rtdio. Perfect trailering. ~ speed transmission, ISBOAFG I 4 wheel drive, 4 speed tr•nsmiision, locking hubs, radio, tilt wheel, nice. 9 pa11enger. Full power •nd air conditionin9, roof rack. Good miles, nice c•r. !XCZ54bl BUY NOW Where the Good Miies Are 2828 Harbor Blvd. Costa · Mesa 546-1203 , '63 Porsche C Slate Grey with beautiful Tan interior, chrome wheels, rebuilt engint', like new and ready to go. • VW's NEW & USED 2 Big locations 5 MINUTES PROM COSTA MESA 2114 E. lST sr., S.A. 835-6531 ( 4 Miles No. al So. ec..t Plaza) 15 MINUTES FROM MISSION VIEJO AREA 1442 SO. BRISTOL, S.A. 546-0220 iS.A. Frwy. East on 1st St. ~ n1i. l 1006 llarbor, C.M. 64&.9303 '72 VOLVO 4 dr 81.?'dan. Sacrifi~ $n1. t.o.p. Pvt Pty 960-107'1 att 6. '&I Volvo, rblt eng, tr&n11, etc. Ex rulll'ling cond. $600. 874 Dllfftll St., C.M. 548-2535 Autos, UMd 9.90 **METRO ** Wanted: Metropolitan Good oond. 675-1086. AVANTI cv. '63 AV ANTI auto r/h, p/s, p/b, electric windows, nlllke olfer, 962-9512. BUICK 1968 RIVIERIA LANDAU TOP 46,000 mi's. Full pwr fact air, am/fm radio Below Blue Book .5@.3894 Commonwealth PORSCl!E '68 911L. Xlnr: Motors Ltd. ·10 SKYLARK. p/s, p/b, fact. conrl. AM/FM, ni.r, deep air, radio, under WatT. Re- maroon w/black int c r. S•nta An• cently overhauled tr an 1, Weekend on1y, $ 3 6 9 5. I--,,=~="""=~-~ ~n~ (XCIA34) DLR. '71 vw BUG _.,,··=~.""~'="~=··.c.· --~1 (714! O'M """" 1970 BUICK Electra 225, tun -c;m;~c';;~;;;;-',;:::~:,,.,,~,,.-IB-·--'th ~n •,_;,.;....,. ~ I xi t nd ••·-~" ....... .... ii' u•y~.. .. pwr, a c, n oo , mu.1. '58 SUPER 1000 Porsche Nu spd, (806CF0) ' see to appreciate. 541--0725 lacquer, Pirell~. reblt eng, $15.99 '63 RIVIERA •• ,, .. sunroof, nu pholstery, xlnt • • .......,. equip, fm body, 11315-64<Hl575 BILL MAXEY :~ body rough, $300. SAAB TOYOTA '63 BUICK Special, 4 ... , 18881 BEACH BL. 847·8555 SAAB 73 DEMO 991..E, HUNTINGTON BEAOI 2-Door, Air-<:'ond. AM-FM , , , Stereo, Sfde Midgs. 448 HEB 65 VW Bus. 67 Trans. 69 S4195 or Firm OUl'r. 1600 eng., both reblt. 8 txk. tape, new bkrs & hyd. syst. HD susp. C8.ITy 1. Ton. '73 State, CH Patrol tgs. $1125. 2261 ·•Orchard, cor. o f OtC'hard & CypreM, SA- Hgts. TOYOTA '71 VIV Sqbck, yollow. ---------w/btk, High mileage, but TOYOTA SALE very gooct oond., see at 1931 Newport Blvd., Costa Me86. AT 64&-8981 Pre-Devaluation '67 VW, like new inside & P.RICES out. Firestone Mlg.hty·Mlte BRAND NEW tir,., Recenl!y ,..bWll eng., 1972 $llO() Call 673-2420. Auto. trans., radio fact. air '69 VW CAMPER. Xlnt cond. cond., W-S..W ttfe. tint w/pop top & tent. $2250. glass. CTE210061507). • • Days 6 4 6 -8 8 7 1 ; evet $2563 l o6~44~4=8~~-~~~--$AVE NOW '68 VW Sundial Camper. AT OuUlde canopy. A·l oond. 43,000 orig. ml. $11'0. f\ l • 646-5696 aft 5 PM - t41l f.llJi4 '65 VIV factory campor, pop TOYOTA tx>p, atereo/tape, r u n s strong but will ""'d trans axle wot"k. Best ofr. 67:>-1406 1966 Harbor, C.~1'. 640-9303 '69 VW Fastbe.ck. Automatic. '72 TOYOTA soos CEUCA • S44-3417 • 4 Spd. Air Cond, Beautifu] turquo\gc finish <753EKR) S2699 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE WE BUY CARS P:.llfor11111!; lll1rtu1~. '72 Volkl, R & H. $1250. New tune-up. Good tires. ~1282 dayse '69 BUG, new tires & bra.kt!11, good cond., clean. $995. 545-0630 'Si VW, stick, R&H, runs good, $800. 64M891. IO>llll l o\Cli:J1 u\.11 & \111\l;l .. . ' ~' . . .. . .. 1963 V\V Bug, good cond. Rad io. Private party. S399. -~.~70~T;O"'Y~O~T~A--l ~968-<i~3'6='-~~~-- LAND CRUISER '64 V\V Squareback. x1nt C543AXE) con<!, $500. $2295 962-«;!6 '61 VIV $800 BARWICK IMPORTS or BEST Offer! 33375 Camim Caplstraoo * 6(5..{1926 * San Juan Capistrano 493-3.175 or 831-1375 '65 VW BUG. Xlnt cond. '72 TOYOTA Corolla 1600. 962-4186 Alt, AM/FM radio. Betrtl-----"=..:=---otter. 642-6731 VOLVO '70 TOYOTA O>rona, atick,1--------- (1lw'pl) 11395. Movln1, •70 y·-•vo 2 Dr. must sell. Ph: 962-9683 VI TOYOTA Corona '69. 4 dr, 142S 4-speed trans, lo mileage. Auto Tra~ Shaia..,Blut Call 493-6169. Finish. (389CEH I TRIUMPH '72 Triumph -4 speed, AM/FM radio, )ow, $2299 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA low milea. {738GB1). 18881 BEACH BL. 847--e555 $2177 HUNTINGTON BEACH 42,000 mi. ps, r/h, new tires/ brakes. 492--0786. '65 BUICK sport wagon, S-pas. !<>---miles, new tires $400 or best offer 963-3603 CADILLAC '72 Cadillac Sedan De Ville Wine "''/,vhlte leather inter- ior. air, JlO"'et stttring & brakes, tilt whrel, AM/1'~M. etc .. only 16,000 miles and Is ab8olutely new. YOU SAVE HERE?! $5999 445 £. COAST HIGHW,t,Y , .. __ 0,~EAcO~ ,,,,,.s ® '69 E L D 0 R A D 0 Mu•t Hll today. $2300. Loaded, xlnt cond, Pvt ply . ASK FOR GEORGE. 962-5511 '67 CADILLAC 4 dr, recent valve job. Being transfer- red. Will sell $1175. Call after 5 & wknds 847-7957 '70 ELDORADO Jade green, leather, loaded. Ei0,000 milP!l. $600 dwn. $4500. 54(). 7823. 1959 CAD Convertible. Good I transportation Mlr. Sl25. Ph: 642-8599. 1599 Superior, Bldg. B-10, CM '70 CAD Conv. A non- depreciating model. Ex· ceptional. Last Kcttertna Cad. 673-5507 or fi44.....i839 '68 Cad 4 dr. Sed de Ville, xlnt oond., all extras. Very lo miles. Priv party, after 5 pm, 846-6864, $2350. '70 CAD. sedan De Ville leather interior, vinyl top'. AIM, FIM: stereo, Wt-tel ateerlng. 496-2200 68 CAD. Sed. DeVWe, M!y equ'd. Stereo. Vinyl top. $1850. ;r.;-2733 61:1-2872 '68 CAD. Conv. white w/Red lenther interior. Ex c . Cond . 979-1907 SHARP '65 Coupe DeVUle. ~\\"et & air, $850. C8.1i "Weed it It Reap" From treasUreA to trash Turn them into cub CAU. OaJly Pilot Autos, Imported 970 f\ L Autos, Imported 970 lUUll f.Uli& -YOLYO NEWPORT DATSUN 646-9303 TRIUMPH 750 cc xlnt cond. must see to appreciate for a very good deAI. 536-4339. VOLKSWAGEN '70 VW BUS. AM/FM stereo, new tires, sharp. $1750. 493-.1291 ·52 VW camp. CUI. lnt. ena. l10C'd1 work. $400. or offer. -'70 vw camper, Super Oee.n. New tlrtt, lo mJ•1. Sl900. c.n -"" 6pm. lS7l VIV .. LOW MILEAGE. RJll $1300. * 64<Hl.'l31 HUl•Y YOU CAN mLL on A NIW DAnUN Ill AT THI OLD PlJCI ---NEW 1973 DATSUN 240Z SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM ALL COLORS-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BUY OR LEASE • . .. ~ ~ , ; , ' , ·' , ' ' • . . . ' ·: ' '· • t. '1 !LT. c pb, a have Perfc 445 E '69 VS. a powo '" oran 1561 1966 '72 c Ton. pb, eqp, '70 H.T. A/C con lll67 auto 962- 6 ry mil '65 hnl 1450 61 r/h A' '65 r /h ..... '66 Pv 65 '67 Bu en '69 '68 ti pl '58 m II 0 '72 p I v. ' I a . .. .... • j, ~· DAILY Pzior 39 4 ....._ ..... _ ... _ .... __,]~ [. .......... ]§] [ ~,~I .._-·--;;;;!~~~ [......._~_ ........ ___, A-. u..ci· 9901'-. U...S 990 ~a:: 990 !~ 11M11 !990 A"'-' Uted _ ... _ ........... 990 Autos, UMd l§J I 1§1 1 ~' _ ..... _ ... _-~ _ ..... J§] f90 A-, UMd MERCURY 990 Autot. UMd 990 A!Mll UMd ..................... __ ....... _ CADILLAC CONTINENTAL COUGAR FORD FORD FORD PLYMOUTH POtmAC '70 LINCOLN MARK 111 1----------1v.s, automatic tnrwn'-on '69 CAM.ARO, yellow, auto radio & ht>ater, power~ ti:an&· small v-a. xlt1t ~ ~·power btakm, power rung cond. nsm. 548-2854 windows, power seats, white '68 CAMARO 327, p/s, low .sidewall tires, air concfitfon. '68 COUGAR XR1 tape air CAMARO mi's. 8J3..6084 ~. 6'5-81(1) ing, (ZSN.QI). mt.P Landau $900 or best eves, wlads. $488' offer SC.2'797 aft 6 PM. '68 CAMARO, v.o. air, Arr, GUSTAFSON DODGE PIS. R/H, Lo miles. u I •i--Sharp. 11495. 536.s& nco n•......,ury '69 CAMERO Z28 one owner, 16800 Betich at Wamer OOOOE ''12, 10-P • • 5 • like new, make offt>r call Hlt,fltington Beach spor13 van, Sow mt 1 ea g e 6"'237. 842-M44 * (213) 5-••u l""ded! VS, A/T PIS air. 7~~ Equip, gauges. two-tone CHEVROLET "Homo of the Viking" paint, _, r;,... Only $3895. 1971 MARK Ill <21DFYBl DLR !71tl 833-9300 '71 Chevrolet Caprice fI.T. cpe. 28,0C(I miles . ps, pb, air, etc. So new you have to see for yourself! Perfect in every way. $2999 Full PDWe' 21 cm otiginaI 'm DODGE M0naC0 2 dr ht, miles. C45io0L) 4 SO, r/h, .U-, good tifts. $6499 $2®. -alt. 'pm ROY CARVER '96 Dodge°"""'· 2 "' ""'· , New tiI'6 AU pwr. Orig INC. """"''· !590-~ 234 E. 17th St. '&5 OORONET 500, 318 cu in Costa l\Iesa 546-444.4 eng., new tires, battery .&: bnke1. $375. 842-470L 445 .E. COAST HIGHWAY, __ c_o_R_V_A_l_R __ l•t /Uyli"-DriwJ I, -FIREBIRD ft NEWPORT BEACt-J ~ ~RV~ Xlnt cond. & '61 FffiEBffiD 326, full .. l. 673-0900 o 54S-:ioo.'Jnm cond. $300. power, air, nu tires, good '1• f'S CoRvAIR '65 Conver. \Vhite, mileage, $949. 6 4 4-4 s 96. ·ill>~ Good rood. asJ<;ng $300. 67S-0435 W 673-3880 aft 6. '68 1''1REBIRD 400, P/S, coRvmE \'/1~i961R&H. '"'0 """"'· 'n Firebird F.sprit MEASTUsr s,966,LLCoTO MOVE loaded! 15,000 miles. rvt"tte new *S!il-2217• tires &: exhaust sYs1em. May be seeo at JJuntington '67 FIREBIRD, 4 speed, xlnt B" The Sea Traile• ~-k, cond, $900. or best offer. J r...,-640-1749' 21871 ·New'land St., Space I ---------- '71 FORD LTD 71 Font V. Ton Pickup WAGON UlO ...... NEVER ued u =-· _.. tn· • truck. auto, JlOW'tll' 9left'- -n<I<. ""'· radlo, M1<M!n nidlal pwr. iteerm,. brakm, tires, canoot tell fi'Om trand auto. t:rana.., radio a: new! beater. cnty. aqutre $3099 w1th 1ow miles. cm. BlllJ, $299S 2840 Harbor Blvd. Caota M ... Al Fair Ori~ -7 ·~ '71 FORD MUSTANG Vinyl Top, Air Olnd., Auto Trana, (HJCX!M). '445 .E. COAST HIGHWAY fat..,.. DriwJ '11 FORD 'IO MERCURY, -...,. LTD f.dr. H.T., VI, dWoo $:'ID. er bMt otter. 1kt. air, -· .._ Oill HS till Muy"' 10oo ""' • ...... ....,.... MUSTANG auto., r.dlo Ir. heater. ---------vt.r\Yt top. An ellcep. Uonal valut>! <862- lll'K). $1"9 2840 11arbor Dl vd. Costa f\f(>Sa At 'F!lir Driv~ ~17 1969 MUSTANG, V-3, auto, ,_i1o1Mater, p/s. x l n t oond. $1&. 673-3600 '65, VS. auto. P/S, au· lo miles. OriK ownr, SSSO. 49'-8463 •n Pl_.+, 0..1to• Black with bladl' vtnyl roof and Wadi ......... 6 cyl, Auto Trn/'18, power steering, radio, heater, air conud1tloo· In&, still wider factory "'llt· rant)', only 1,500 milt'4. $3099 PRICED TO SELL ~lll.1111111 ,. lll tlltll~; '"''~"" .. '67 FURY ID. good cond .. good tires, nu shocks, $500/be!I offer, aft 5, 586-J436. ·~ PLYMOUTII BELEVEOERE. • 673-3762 . • '72 PONTIAC SAFARI a.m mne.,,.., oh', .full powu, tilt W'heel, IOld lWW • llltS'Ytced hcrr. CoesEWAl . Sold MW for ow:r saxio. $4499 28-40 ! l1:trbor Blvd. Cost11 ~lct1a Al ra1r Urive 5-M;.SIJI T $2795 BARWICK IMPORTS 33315 Camino Caplatrano San Juan Caplslrano 493-3375 Ol' 831-1375 @ PO'A·1·r SJ 11ei·1111t, Po we r Brak1·s. 1111 "'he{-1, Air Cond, Bucket se>ats, MW'M, '65 PLY Satellite 2 dr, \'~. 17,00l mile-s, Rall~ wheels auto, p/s, exceptionally lt\Sl''WDJ. 'ti6 FORD LTD 4 dr, 1 own t/a, ..U 'IMT gd rubber, 61,800 mL Xlnt. Best otter 6T.Hl6ll4. '67 FURO Galaxie, 8 cyl, ale 2 dr sedan. ,lo mileage. call eves or wkends, '71 Ford Torino Wagon VS. auto trans.. fact. air, p::>V.'cr steering, AI\t/F1.1 radio, tinted glass, luggage rack, (2J1GIT). $2977 1969 FORD XL Convertible, Black beauty, P/S, P/B, P/\V, many .-xtras, xlnt cond, will sacrifice. 968-~3 JEEP 847-6381 See It -You11 Buy II '62 INTERNATIONAL Scout '67 FORD Wagon. Air rond, 4 whl drivf'. \V/\\'Qm hub A \:~: "'Jn:.~~~~ o•· 911>mYO~O. .. b"' tireu~~~;;' 168 TORINO GT, yellow/ ·~ Lt Landau top, V-8, fact air, * '62 LINCOLN full P""T $950/ofr 842-0036"-, 1966 Harlxr, C.M. 648-9303 Make Otter , .• ' .613-8$4 67 <;'AI.AXY· 4 d•., Pia. p,,,, '70 GALAXIE 500 MAVERICK ~~i good rubber, $QJO 2 Dr. Hardtop, Auto. ~·i---------­•n FORD LTD Q:luntry Air Cbnd., Power-Steering, SqWre. Fact. ai.. · P/' (6IOAY'V):$1295 . Pih. Best ou ... 548-0l72 BARWICK IMPORTS '72 MAVERICK 2 DR. V-8, Auto Trans. P/s. Deluxe int._Prtv. party. 642-4124. MERCURY S8J:N • Sttvice OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS """" '92--0736. $4695 PONTIAC I DAVID J , PHILLIPS HONDA CARS 1 69 Pontiac Executive UNIVERSITY OLDS station Wagon 2850 Harbor Blvd. 10 Pu~t."ng£"r, Air Cood., Costa ri1csa ~9640 Auto. Trans., Pi:M•l>J' Stt-'t.'r· 1968 OLDS D1'::L h!ONT 4 dr, i~. Uw.dt-d, (97.JDf"B ). air P/S P/B, $995. Ph: $1395 839'.s.ss ' I BARWICK IMPORTS '67 OLDS CUUus, a/c, p/s, p/b, Needs short block & bod y work. $175. 54&-fi009 31115 Camino Ca.pistnu10 San Juan Caplstrnnv 493-3315 or 831-l37S '6.~ OLDS Cullass Supreme '69 CATALINA. air c:"Onrt. auto, air, p/s, disc/h, very Pis & p/b, radio, 4 di' !Wrf. clt•n n. Lo mi. 842-2468. Wht vin lop, nu1roon, ~]KJk~· whls. Whsle bllK'bk s10.-i0. '68 442 OLDS, air pnver P .S. Sell $800. 96,00J ini's. Runs P .B. Ne\v Tires, 55,000 Ml. wry good. 644-1!132. Jn1n1ac. $1,350. 644..T.£'154. I~='="~~-~---HELP! \Ve tui.ve l cars, illU1>1 '69 OLDS Delta "88". 4 dr, sacrTTice our l~ Grand HT, P/S, Disc brakt>s. Air. Prix _ SJ model gold Low ml. 833-0109. w/black vinyl top -MAh.'E OFFER -552-7'J52 ' BUICK PONTIAC' OPEL,, ioc, 546-1975 BUY OR LEASE '73 PON"l'IACS DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 11:->0 I !arbor Blv41.. :it Fair Or1 \'I', Costa rit .. -sa 5-l&-801? RAMBLER ti:Z RA!\tBLElt Cla~ic, Jr.I (lr olft,r. 549--10.i:.1 T·BIRD ':i7 T·BIRD, xlnt borly, map. rebll 312, nu upholstl!lry, 8U10. p/S, p/b. S1S75. IW()..ffi75 'bi T·BIRD 4 Door Landau, •• ., :' '10 O:iuntry :;eaan, 8 pus. 33375 Camino Caplstrano p/s, p/b. llll'. lugg. rack, San Juan Capistrano lite blue, 673-5811. 493-3375 or 831-1315 l••/;699ic:hi;;e;;y':_,~cCaa;m;1G;;r:;;0,1;,:~· .!!Hi~::-.· n""v;;;E:;;n:;;E,--N"",.....,.w1y FORD 1968 COLONY Park 9 pass. wagon, full power, fact. air, PI S, P/B, R&H. r a e k. $1295. 546-0602, 1887 Tahiti, CM '65 PLYMOlM'H s t at i o n wagon, 9 pus. i o o d transportation. Priv ply $100. 531~ full pwr, am/fm rad. $850.. t VB, auto trans., fa_ct. air, reblt eng., 4 spd, p/b, p/s, poo·cr steering, radio, heat-amJ!m, xlnt cond. $2000. er, vinyl roof. Racing 644-0168. , '69 FORD LTD 4 Or lLT., '67 FORD Convertible. XL power & stereo. Take over payments. ~2109 soo .. Po-.o.-er, auto. Top con--dltion. $795. 84&-1323'. '69 9-PSGR FORD \\'AGON. Air, roof raclc, diiat facing, lo mil., l owner. Musi !!ell. Pmts. OK. $1850. 4M-4T75 or 49+-~1. '12 Pinto. 2000 engine. Disc brakes. Stereo FM. 1'1ags. New tires. Porsche seals. Best Off{!!'. Must sell! Ask for Jim. 833-&145; 642-5005 eves & "'knds. 557-1579. -"-"-""'--------1 I :• VALIANT > ot·ange w/blaL'k interior. COUGAR 156lADB). 'TI FORD Delux Chateau ,68 FAI.L"ON 4-D, xlnt VAN, all :xtru .. 28,00> mi, b bel book t .,., 1961 PONTIAC Catalina. $3)0. Xlnt transportalion car. ~ Thurln, C.M. · 1963 4 dr Valiant, lo milffp, • , See It -You'll Buy It ~w.ltwi& W TOYOTA ·n COUGAR XR7 Arr air, AM/FM stereo, Vinyl top, low mileage, Sac. this wkend 129CFO. DLR - 71~9300 " S4{MX). 615-3590 .. mec ., ow a .,........ Call 540-7215 '70 FORD LTD. 4 dr. Irr,' ··-n-·~~o-~H-to-~fu~ll--. Int d lo -"·s ,,..i. • p, ~'I', au', x con ., uuio: , . load .. , o.. ·r· ?riv pe.rty. 846-5710. ~~· ""'· .,..cri ice. '69. FORD 4 door · hrd/top. '52 MERCURY, original, 2 owners. xlnt cond. $250 FOR sale or trade, 'f,6 Ford Cntry Sq. with front fender \>,TeCked. Make otler. 1934 '70 MARQUIS Colony Park Federal, CM 10 pass "'gn, loaded! Xln1 cond. 67"J-8 l9'1 /&12-7706. 19TI P into, stick slillt, Xlnt cond. $1250. 548-3351 or 646-4128 1i4 LeMans Omv. ~ offer up to $.iOO. Cull 541-9255 --< --~""""'='-' "640-"-'1575-""---I ' • VEGA ~ • • Sell the old stutl Bu.y the new &fr cond.· $1,WO must aell 1900 Harblr, C.M. 669303 stuff. ties..fJ35 after 5 p.m. Fast results are ]ust a"phone I 169 GALAXY 500 call away -642-5618. Must sacrifice 642-3510 Sell idle item~ · 642-5678 ·n ?·INTO waaon. AJR, auto, xlraa, 00)) mi., $2350. 54~; 493-5llr1 '69 ~.afillira Ventura, Good cond. ~tany xtns, $1800. 842·1039. '71 VEGA wgn. blue $1,B t hig engine lots of extra. (! rt16-8t97 early mom. pieue. ~ Autos, New 9IO . • Autos, New 980 '72 CARRYALL, 8 pass, %. Autos, Mtw 980 Autos, New Ton, 350 V-8, radio, auto, ps, _ . Autos1 New 980 Autos, New 980 Aut~s, New 980 980 980 Autos, Now pb, !rnt di8Cl!I, ail', hvy duty t>qp, stabilizer, 200,00 ml. $.1500. 00-4178. 1965 OIEVY SUper Sport Impala 321, full power, air, bucket seats. 302 S. Olive st. Santa Am. 545-1603 '70 CHEVY lmpala, 2 dr H.T. V.S, auto trans, PIS. A/C, R&H, good tire~ good cond. 640-097:\. 1967 EL camtno, V-8, air, auto, p/s, p/b, $1150. 962-7307. Call alters. '69 NOVA 6 cyl, auto, pa, ~ 37,500 ~ miles, .$1250. 554-01.c. '65 CHEVY-Malibu. 2 dr hrdtp. Clean, avg milfage. S4!iO or bst ofr. 96S-8526. 67 Chevelle Wagon, auto, r/h, air, p/s, p/b, r ack; $60) finn 830-«»2 '71 CAPtt,JfE Air, pwr, am/friJ., $2800. * 846-«S * ~ '65 OIEVY Bel Air, 2 dr, r/h, auto, good ~ns car. rebll eng. 83J.8447, $500. LIKE nu, l969 Impala, 4 dr vinyl top, p/s, nu tires, lo mileage. Must sell. 8:'11-7266 WHITE '60 Chev. Wagon, runs $100. Doi.by 101 noise redut. unit $50. 646-4Ml 1960 CHEV. Station \I/ agon. Good transportation. $150. 545-8031 '66 Impala 2 Dr hrdtop S.S. Pvt pty. 557~ Eves. 557-9695 '61' Cl lEVELLE-SS396. 4 spd. Bucket seats, magl!I, rcblt eng $850. 673-7564 195!'1 CHEVY Biscayne, new motor. $150. Pvt pa11y. 5.1&-7056 '12 El Camino. Power, auto, custom. 540-2691 'G9 EL Camino Air Cond, MAKE OffElR. 675-<237 '68 IMPALA. Air. R/H. New tires, brakes, good cond. 1900. 67>-61Jl0. '56 CHEV. 8 cyl. 4 dr. New ·trans, muter cyl. carb. plugs, Good! 548-2989 CHRYSLER '68 Chryler 300. Loaded I n1· mnculate Nu radial \!res, $1150. offer. Call 540-0603 or 54&-4784 '72 T & C, 3 seat 'vagon. Full pwr, loaded, xlnt cond., 16,000 miles. Leaving state, must sacrtf! $4750. 548-2452. CONTINENfAL ~ '72 MARK IV V·8, automatic transml.ton, radio & heater, power llf:eer· ing, power brakes, vinyl top, air condiUoning, 'Nblte side- wall tires. f965EHSJ. $7489 GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beoth nt Warner J luntlf111on Bt>nrh 842-M44 * 1213) 592.5544 "Hotne of the Vlklng1' CONTINENTAL '71, Ma.rk 111, r.1695. White on white, full pwr, lenlher, AM/n.1., every extra, pr1v p&l-cy 642-8109 '69 MK Ill Xlnl MOO 833-1234 x 2R.} dl\Y~ 847-01(6 Evt-s. & "'lm<I~. Johnson & Son Announces their - MONEY_ BACK GUARANTEE ~ ... .. ;. .. ON EACH & EVERY USED CAR WE SELL BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM US! ~i ' DICK JOHNSON says: We want you completely satisfied when you purchase l your }. 72 Mark 1v· I Lo. mlla, like n.w, An:Uc white tlnhh, wh!I• IHlher lntHior, wl\lt1 lendau IOP, hilly l11•Ury ~lpped, lnCI. hill po-, 11110-1.,np elr C'Otlll., lndlYldu&I pawer IMh, AM/FM 1t'rw. lltt wheel. cnil1• control, pwr. door lo<.kJ, efc. Sold tlld ~ttv!ted at JohnSOlll. SM & drlvt It today. C1lSEYZ) $ALE PRICED! '69 Lincoln 2 Door Sold new by us, serviced by us. light gold ellterior w ith darker gold vinyl top. Factory air conditioning, power windows and seat. Near new Radial tires. low mileage. l641FYV I '70 Mark Ill Burgundy finish with m•tching l•tther interior, black vinyl top. Full power, factory air conditioning, AM~FM ~+ereo radio, locking group, tilt wheel. low miles. {S~b­ AGHI ... '72 Mercury Cougar Olive 9r11tn exterior with matching vlnyl top and simu· l•ted l•ather interior. Ftctory air co·ndltloning, power stterin9, 19,000 miles. (ll90ZFI $3275 used car from us. If for any reason you're not, within ~ a 48 '· hour period, we will GLADLY void the transaction. simple - I IF YOU'RE NOT HAPPY. WE DON'T WANT THE SALE. SOME MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE SPECIALS '71 '71 MARK Ill low rnilet. f•c:tory •ir, blue with li CJht blue 11i11yl top •nd blut l•ether interior. Crui1e control, AM /FM 1ter•o r1dio, f.;!I pow· er with locking group. ( 809EXR l '70 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX VI, Autom•fic: Tr•1111Y1i11ion, R•dio, H••l•r, Pow1r Steerin9, Power lr•il•1, F•c:t. AirCond., Lend•u Roof. (SllEAYI '69 CADILLAC Cpe. De Ville Fvll p...,, f•c:tory Air Conditionirig, 6 W•v Power S.•t. L..lld•u Roof. I KSS 1121 '70 IMPERIAL LE BARON 2 DT. H.T. One Own1r. lmm1c:u11te, Full Pow1r, F1c:to1v Air, AM/FM lt1dio, Tilt Whe1I, 6 W•y Power Se•t. L•nd1u Roof. C614IEVI '70 MARK Ill Sold riew by John1on'1 i nd 11r¥ited by u1 1110. Equipped wilh 1¥11Y erir1. Medium brown fini1h wHh vinyl top l le1th1r interior. !1191711 '71 COUGAR". Pow•r th•rlng, power br•il11, 111tom•tic: ff1n1mi11ion, •ir conditionin9, ¥inyl roof. (S44CIU) $5875 $2775 $2975 $5475 $2675 "Oran'Ql Coiint~'s FomilJI of Fjnt Cn't~ '70 Mercury Marquis 4 Door sedan. Ivory finish with blac:k vinyl top end s imu- lated leather interior. Power windows & b way power see+, factory a ir, AM-FM stereo, tilt wheel, local one owner car serviced by us. l494AFYI $2675 Cougar XR7 28,000 miles. Sold new by Johnson & Son. Serviced h11r11 also. Factory e ir, power steering & brakes, Metallic blue finish with blue Calico interior & white vinyl top. New tires. (564CXVI '69 Pontiac BolfnevHle 2 Door hardtop. Factory a ir conditioning, full equipment. AM.FM radio, vinyl top. {41 7AGH I .. $1475 '68 Cadillac power Sed•n OaVille. 65,000 miles. Factory •ir, full powtt, Grecian gold with black-leather interior end vinyl top. A very nice one owner c•r driven only 12,000 miles per year. I Xl A354 I " ., It's ~, l Home Of The New Car , • , •'Gold-:Cowcli' ohnson&son Hom!! or 1lie New Car , • • ''Golden Touch', ,• '.I :: NOW .. 1973 LANDAU CONTINENTAL MOTOR HOMES l IN!':OI N MfRCllRY Cl\P l ~I 2626 HARBOR BLVD. OF CARS, COSTA MESA e 540-5630 NOW 1973 LANDAU -CONTINENTAL MOTOR HOMES " . •' . ,• " " " •' ·: . ·' . ' • .. •' •' • • ' DUNTON FORD'S 56.. . YEtR SeFYiill Orange-County ·BRAND NEW. 197 3 PINTO WITH THIS . AD ONLY YOU MUST PRESEl'fT THIS BRAN'D NEW ·1·973 ' . MAVERICK · 2 ·DOOR SEDAN 1600 cc 4 c~I 1119ine, 4 lt9fldard tnin,., Calif. 111111 l 'f't.m, eu. (:Jl10Wl7S30l)IS31 $99 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT, O.A.C. . 09 PER MONTH AD AT TIME OF PURCHASE YOU CANNOT PAY MORE THAN ' 2 DOOR SEDAN a20 CID, ~ V .. ·cyl: .... hw, ~If. EM'"'-~ SysfMI, AM ladle. o.4w••....,.... '"""'' tlntM glciN. (lK91fllllNJ9JS9 $99 TOTAL DOWN 'AYMINT O.A.C. PER MONTH $tt i1 .... l ti.I.,.,.... S71.2S ii tttol-,,..t.1.U. n-.?:J IK-11lfi-•rlo.lff"' ...... tl'MltJ...•1-. MtrrM ,,....i. ,... tis 1t i!ld. _., ,.,._ -.... frl-., 7:J lkMM. .. 1t yw ,.... " ll'Y ~. llfll nu. prict II S21'4,20 l•I. .i.. tu. 71 "'-' NHW. NICIMTMf U R.II.""- BRAND N EW 1973 BRAND NEW 1973 FORD LTD 2 DR. HARDTOP $ lS 1 OD 1 Y V-1, olr cOIMI., Ndle, ionve1itnc• 9roup, WSW ti,..1, 1ir111d 11111, whetl 11v1r1. (l.161HfS4CHiS) $99 TOT~L DOWN '.lTMINT O.A.C. ,. V-8, auto. trans., fa ctory i'lir condition ing, power steering, $ power (disc) brakes, power windows, power seats, am· ·fm. stereo radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers. Lik' new lhru out, . 205CRL 1971 . CAPRI Cpe. ' speed, radio, hea ler, tinted glass, dlx. in- terior, sharp silver fin- ish. 3798RU $ 1967 THUNDERBIRD 2 dr. H.T .• auto. trans., factory air conditionir'lg, power steering, power . {disc) brakes, power windows, power seats, radio, heater, whitewall tires, tinted glass, wheel covers. Truly a me lody in metal. TAH907 $ 1973 MUSTANG MACH I Sp!sroof, V-8, auto. trans., factory air conditioning, power sleering, power (disc) br<1kes1 r<tdio, heat er • . vinyl roof, tinted glass. :wheel covers . low mi les. ,amost new. s"harp! .Save! Stk •889A • • . . LTD WAGO·N 17 THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS ••• $99 OVER FACTORY INVOICE PLUS $90 DIALER PREPARATION, FACTORY RETENTION FEE, SALIS TAX AND LICENSE. THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY: COUNTRY SQUIRE s 21 e PINTOS .t00 CID 2V V-1, hMvy dwty IU .. pen1ion, •ir cond., llfM 911H1p, ronYMlenc• vroup, roclial WSW ti,.,., I~ rock, tinted 1i.u, •k.13"65169122) 1019 PER MONTH • MAVERICKS •99 TOTAL DOWN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OFflR VOID AFTER fUNDAY, MAY 20, 1973 v.a, auto. trans, power sleerfng. ~w'r (disc) brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires, tinted glass. whet I cov1rs, ;ood miles, one owner, bought new at Dunton Ford. 639DBA 1969 MUSTANG Mach I 351 .(V V-8, auto. trans., power steering, radio s i· w/tape d&k, healer, tinted glass, wheel covers, wide oval raised white letter tires, Regal rt'd w/blatk trim, tape deck, .(859.4 miles, one owner, like new.-f:KH666 99 1970 % Ton Sport Camper Special VB, power steerin g, autom•tie trans., ,.;r eond., :rlr,. 9a1 lank, 11idin9 r•,.r windows, hea..-y duty lir•1, only oil,000 mite1. 1558· JS FI 52999 1972 CHEV Nova Cpe V-6, auto. lr1ns., power .stetring, radio, heater, s2299 whitewall tires, tinted glass, whee.I covers, 16,596 mlles. Like new. 707ETH ,AYMENT O.A.C. '" 11 w.t •· ,.,.,,., Slll.11 i1 '91ol-. •Y""· i"fl lu, 73 lic11111 ••II fi-dlll'lff.,. .,.,... c...ii1 kf 41 -. ~ """'' ,,q 11111 . .ti fi-chwtn, ""~"' '1l lic-., if yw preft•,. ,., oo, full~,,_ i1 Mt7U1 iMI. M6tt fil•, 'Ji lie-. AHNllAl HtCIHl'MI 14?1 I%.,,,._ 2 dr. H.T. spt. cpe, V-8, auto . trans., power steering, radio, heater, tinted glass. Good miles, light cream fin- 1.sh, like new. 1.4SCDM 1970 MAY CPE 6 cyl., stick shift, radio, heater, ·whitewall tires, vinyl roof, finted glass, wheel covers, low miles, dlx model. Extra clean. ZVA196 C11mper Special 390, V· 8, auto. trans., pcwer steering, radio, heater, tinted glass, hvy dty tires, extra gas tank, excellent cond., extra clean. V.41111 $ • ' . •