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VOL. bb, NO. 181 , 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE C:QVNTY, CALIFORNIA
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SATURDAY, JU NE 30, 1973
D ln1e ·a·Lln e
B argains
T ODAY!
TEN CENTS
'' \ . \ Move int·ed · in South County
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By JAN WORTH \ Sayre said. "They predicted all thi\ \
01 111e 0111, l"llot s1111 1 growth for the South Coast but haven't .
tr the county doesn't start paying done a thing to prepare fi>r it."
more atterition to South Orange County Sayre said· many residents of 1he area
coastal communities, it will find its.elf are frustrated by apparent lack of rom-
with •;one massi ve incorporaUon attempt mwtication between the South Coast and
on it.S hands ." Filth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers.
That is the opinion of Paul Sayre. At a press conference in Laguna Niguel
president of the rive-month-old United Frt<tay. Sayre broached a number of su)t
South Orai1ge Coast C o m m u n i t i e s jects. all of \Vhich he said USOCC
(USOCC). members oppose.
"Where has lhc county planning These included annexation b Y
department been for the last ten years?" neighboring cities, proposed delicensing
of beds t South Coast Community
HospitaJ,,;&nd beach high rise bWldings
pr.opo.500 i for Laguna Niguel by Avco
Community Developers.
"Sometimes I wonder if he even knows
v.•haVs going on down here," Sayre said.
i\-1ore police protection, a master plan
for Laguna Niguel, and better coordina-
t.ion of roads are some of the needs of
Laguna Niguel "'hich 'the county has ig-
110red, 'sayie said. .
USOCC, a coalition of leaders· from
citizens groups of unincorporated areas.
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s~e1ae1•y Etahonced Along t'f!,e Orange Coast
will oppose a11f annexation attempt by
their neighboming cities of Laglu1a
·s each and San Juan Capistrano. Sayre
said. '
ExtetKI~ spheres cf influence recently
proposed by the t\\'O cities \Vould also be
resisted .
Joinei1 by USOCC vice president Frank
Irvine and Bob Dwyer. Sayre reiterated
the group's position on Avco's proposed
high rise condominiwns.
"\Ve \Vill endorse no1hing tµghe r than
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Daltr Pli.t Sttff ~""" OJ lliclW1nl ICMhlw
Son1~tin1es surf gets a bit too large for young ladies bul they can still one of the b~acJ1es in Newport. Miss McCauley, 16, also adds some
find plenty of activ ity on the sand, as illustrated by expert Frisbee-beauty to the beach· scene in the process.
1oss er Jan !\lcCauley of Te1nple Ci ty in this series of actioti photos at
Ni g uel Driver
Die s; Wreckage
Located Later
A 29-vear-old Laguna Niguel motorist
\Vas clisCovt'rcd dead in the wreckage. of
hi s car Friday in a Secluded con struction
area in l'\'lission Viejo.
Coroner's aide., said the body of Jack
Robert 8a1nuel&en of 25236 Via Piedra
Roja. was round' by a construction crew
shortly after lunch along La Paz ~d
nearly a mile west or Paseo de Valenoa.
The man. aJone in the car. apparently
died instantly, coroner's deputies said.
The accident, they speculated, oc-
curred at about 1 n.m. Friday and caused
the car to leave the roadway and topple
down a steep embankment and . Into a
construction area ·where the debns went
unnoticed . . Deputies said they hod 1\0l determined
\Vhnt caused SAn1uclson's car to lea ve the
road,vily .
'DEAD OR ALI VE'
ACTOR 'WANTED'
!,OS 4NGELES (AP ) -Actior Steve
McQueen, named on the White Housa
"enemies': list, said Friday t he "very
existence of such a 11.'lt is Crlghtcning."
McQueen added, "F'nnkly, I find It
essentially un-Amel1can."
1'11e. ;fencrnies" :list ~a5 made public
f'hutsday by fom1er White House counsel
John Deen lll at lhc Senate Watergate
hearings.
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Robitaille Says Comment
On Copters 'ln~redihle'
By L. PETER KRJEG wh,at city paid how much money for what Of.,... 0 •111 l"itot St•ll hours of service.
A charge by the forn1er Newport Beach "Those are t~e kinds oJ ri1ioor disagre-
chief heliCopter pilot that ,there are too ements that kept Newport Beach. Costa
many police helicopters in Orange Coun-Mesa and Hootington Beadl from joining
ty already has .brougllt .arong reaction Orange Coonty in buying a police
from officials of the u...e Orange Coast air<plane a yeor ago," WfTill said.
cities that have tbem. Wym Friday de<;lilcd lhe serle9 of 1972
Hilntingloo Beacli Beach Police Obie! meetings between ma)'Ol'l!, c 11 y
Earle Robitaille ca1lcd the>Stat""""1 by manag..-s and police chiefs ol the three
Ke nn et h "Scotty'' McGregor "in-coastal ci.ties a.Del ~ange County
credible," but he qualified his remarks repr~tives, ~ Board of
by saying, "I suppose the sta<ement ,. Supervisors Chairman Rooa1d W.
would be valid depending on the level o! Cos\'"" and Robert Thomas, county ad·
service U1at the pilot was talking about." rru.n1strative officer.
1\1cGregor had said six helicopters would "\Ve tried ·to get toget her to ln-
be enough to serve the entire count)'. The
three collstal cities have nine. And ~lun· (See COPTERS, Page !)
tington Beach has its O\\'fl airplane.
WHO AM l ?··
CHECK THE QUIZ
Sen. W ei~ker
Orders Colso1i
From Office
WASHINGTON (UPI) -In separate
episodes Fri day. fonner \\'hite Hou se
special counsel Charles \\r. Golson :
-\Vas ordered out of the office of Sen .
Lowell P. WE!icker (R-Conn.), a member
of lhe Senate Watergate committee.
-Told newsmen he authorized
Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt
to investigate the private life of Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy CD-Mass).
-Was the source ol information-in a
newly released civil deposition-that H.R.
Haldeman. fonner White House chief of
staff. knew in Janu~ry about meetings
'"hich nllcgedly j:iid lhe ground,vork for
"'hat later bcca1nc the \Vatergate bug-
ging.
Tfie .three communities, anO (he <.'Qun·
ty would have shared the "" or • single
airplane ir they could h4~e resolved
ml.nor dllferenccs in a serie$ of meetlngs
a y..,.,-qo, however, Newpctt_Boach Cl·
t1 MMager Robert L. WY!lri diaclosed
F<lday.
Colson Mked for a meeting \\~th
\Veieker in the senator's office Friday,
reportedly to deny former White House
counsel John Dean'·s story In the hearings
thal Colson drew up a llSL or 20 White
House "enemies." But, according to
A!tl1oag11 I pr.Viousl~ IOid I would ooorces, the meeting lasted only 12
Al!Mugh Costa Mesa ~ce Chier
~ Noth said it would take more then
six to" d<> &n adequate Job, Wynn said "on
.paper" six hellropters ond a couple or
aU,.tanes - as McGregor proposed -
would proi>obly he enough.
110n pt:iper, lt $Ore looks go4d, 1' \Vynn
said, 1'but {rom a practical epproach,
there b a probltm:1' ~
ln effect. he said. there wou1d be too
much debate among the «.;il ies ovor
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retire in the near minutes.
future, I recently Sources said Colson admitted sending a
annomt.«d I'll 1tek_ June 12, 1972 rnemc> to Dean charglng
an~ther . ~rm as there were Income tax discrepancies ln-
pri?ne ~inaster of volving Harold ,J. Gibbons. 'a vice presi-
my 11atiotl. Who dent of the Teamsters Union in St. Louis.
atn 1? For tltf8 and Gibbons \Vl\S described In the n1cmo as
othe r questions-to "ardently anti-Nixon ."
test 11our 11 e w .t At that point \Vclckcr reportedly was
lc1iowledge. • f e ·e tingerl'<i expressed dlsgusl 1vlth the Tll• ·Quit page ~-'
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two stories or more thQn 5.5 \in.its per
acre," he sil.id.
The proposed beach development for
five 12·story tO\~·ers \viii be heard before
the South Coast Regional Zone Conserva-
tion Commissipn July 9.
If the tugfi rise tract is approved by the
Prop. 20 comm1ssion1 Sayre said Usocc
\\ill appeal.·
"Most people here feel Avco should try
to become part of the community and not
try to be the community." Sayre said.
"So_!De deyelopers are cold blooded.
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Resident
Wounded
By Officer
An irate Newport Beach resident
, armed ~1ith a shotgun was shot and
seriously v•ounded 't>Y a patrolman late
Friday at the height of a "near-riot''
along the oceanfront -a massive
disturbance which involved a inob of at
least 400 persons, authorities reported.
Police described the disturbance as the
worst in many years m the 100 block of
37 Street u the rnob clogged the area
at abotft 10 p.m.
Police, baffled as t.o why tbe
resident retuaed to yield the weapon,
identified the victim as Charles Whitney .
26, or 116 37:th Street. Whitney was felled
by two shots to the alxtominal area fired
by P,atrohnan Riichard Goodell aft:er the
officer repeatedly ordered the man to
drop the weapon, ·author·ities said.
Instead, police spokesmen, s a id .
Whitney began mov:ing toward tbe of-
ficer, who then ~vas forced to £ire.
Police said' the incident occurred at the
height of the "near-riot" which engulfed
the entire block. Police and their cars
were pelted with cans and OOttles and
some homeoo'flers ,were bal"'ricadillg
themselves in homes.
\Vhitney, officers said, attempted to
disperse some members of the mob on
his property using tile -as leverage.
After he was shot, police spokesmen
said, an ·ambulance could not reach the
..scene because of ·people clogging the
street.
Goodell and fcllo\v officer ~like
Sullivan then had to pick up the wounded
1nan and carry him to the ambulance.
Once they reached the rescue rig and
loaded \Vhitney. the mob pelted tbe am-
bulance and Sullivaft had to run in-
terference for the rig to clear the way,
authorities said. 1
.Whitney \vas repoMed in !air condition
early today following surgery at Hoag
~temorial Hospital.
No charges had been filed against the
man.
Police in ·Newport called for assist~nce
£r01n Costa ~lesa and, alt told, about a
score or officers were involved dispersing
the mob.
Police spokesmen said the incident
gre\V from a "v.•ild ..party" in the area •
\\'hich tvas reported by citizens at the
dinner hour.
11hrough the evening, olficers kept
retuntlng to the party in an effort to cool
the •affair.
Then, at 10 p.m., the officers returned
to find the entire block crammed with
young adults, most or them drinking beer ·
and wlne, authorities said.
1be disturbance was on.
Newport Beach Police Chief B. James
Glavas took persooal command of the
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Tickets 01i Sale
For '4tli' Pi c1iic
Tickets for next \Vednesday's Fourth Gt
July picnic lunch are now on sale for $2
each.
Avoid standing in line and buy your
tickets at both Richartt1s Markets In
Newport Bench; Tri Harbor Realtors, 400
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, and lhe Cos1•
l\'Iesa Cham~r of Commerce, 583 \Y. l9th,
St.
In addHlon to the food . the Daughters
of lhe American Revolution In coopera·
tion with the Costa Mesa D\centcnn ial
Co mmlttce will serve up c.ntcrtalnmcnl,
games. music and pritcs.
Site or the pi cnic is Costa !\:1e$:l. Clly
Park. ltours are 11 a.n1. to 4:30 p.1n.
They leave the communities \\'ith a lot of
problems and no solutions . .,
As for a municipal advisory council
for the unincorporated Sou1h Coast arc:1"
prOJX>sed by the Saddlcback Arca
Coord inating Council. Sayre sai d USOC(.·
. ''.has no pooition now but is stu~ying i t.,,.
USOCC members y,•il\ do everythin g in
their po\ver tO stop propose"d delicensing
of up to 150 beds at South Coast Conl-
ll1Wlity Hospital by the Orange Count y
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Rider Killed
By Terrorist ,
F'H.ESNO (AP ) -A man armed
\Vith a jagged piece or glass ter-
rorized 16 passengers on a Los
Angeles-bound a·reyhound bus and
killed a nian before being captured
'by a therapist at a hospital here
.. late Friday. officers said.
The victi m was indentified as
Calvin \Vilson, 22, of Fresno.
Sheriff's deputies booked Johnny
Sn1itb, 18. or Los Angeles, for in·
vcstigation of murder and kid·
napping.
At one .point, Smith crdercd I.he
passengers to stand and repeat
three times. "I an1 not insane" and
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Teens "Killed
In Car Crasli
A carload of Mission Viejo youngsters
headed for a dav at the beach became in·
volved in a ·grinding crash on the San
Diego Freeway Friday. Two of them
were killed instantly.
The car, driven by Jean Fenton, 17. of
26682 Pepita Drive, Mlssion Viejo, lost
control Jn the southbound lanes near Oso
Creek at about 1 p.m. and collided with
another car, authorities said.
The dead youngsters iwere identified as
Timothy Mcllugh. 14, o! 26741 Pepita •
and Ross Hollister, also 14. of 2SS91
Cortina. Mission Viejo.
c.oroncr's aides said the car -for
reasons as yet undetermined -lost con-
u·ol, and began to swerve soon aft.er
entering the southbound lanes, headed
(or ,the South Coast beaches.
The cat then 'was hit by ano'ther sout h~
bourrd car, the coroner's spokesmen said.
That au to was driven by 69-year-o ld
Marie Lindsay ol Arcadia.
She was not hurt in the collision. but
the mishap caused injuries to several cc~
cupants of the car, carrying the teen-
agers.
A brother of the driver. 12-year-old
Robert Fenton, ·was injured and cor-
oner's }nvestigatOJJ said the special prob-
lem exists with the youngster. The boy
suffers fro1n acute hemophe\ia -a con-
genital conditi cn which forhids the clot-
ting cf blood, l!is condition was not
disclosed by nurses at l\fission Conl-
munity HospitaL
A companion, ide ntified ·by authorities
(See% KILLED, Page 2)
Orau'ge t:oast
\\'e 11ther
Thick night and mor0ing lO\V
clouds will blanket the Orange
Co.1st and inland areas today.
breaking up later than usual -
sometime this afternoon . Tcmpertt·
tures wi ll reach 70 in some areas
and winds sh°"ld remain moderate.
INSIDE TODAY
Pretidenr:ial aide ~letvin La'i.rd
dropped by for a "cup of coffee"
tvi rh the press corps at San CJI.•·
t11ente. b11t Left tvitlt nn af tl!r
wte. Story. Pa ge 3. 1
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DA-JLY PU..OT EDITORIAL PAGE
,How -Much for Park·s?
Co~la Mesa has taken an historic step with the de<:i·
sion by the city council to put the f.lrst bond issue in
its 20-year history before the voters.
The election Sept. ll will ask the voters to author·
ize $4 niilliop worth of bonds for open space purchase
and de v-elonrilell_l..
-$2.602,000 for 70 acres of tanh in various parts
of lhe city.
-$1,308,000 for improvements on thatzreage . \
A two-thirds voter majority will be requ,ire for pas·
sage.
Unfortunately, the opposition of two ,c cilmen.
Robert Wilson and Alvin Pinkley, moves the people of
Costa Mesa into their very first bond election witboul
i;iving them an opportunity to decide on the main issue
and the biggest piece of open space: the future of the
33·acre Orange County Fairgrounds property.
It was this piece of p.rime property which provided
the .catalyst for the bond issue in the first place. It wa s
recommended for the ballot to Jet the people decide
whether it would be worth paying $1.65 million to keep
the I.and from becoming another apartment tract, an-
other parking lot or another shopping center.
Unfortunately, unless the city acquires the 33 acres.
there is little reason to believe it won't be sold or leased
l)y t}1e lair board for priv:ite commercial and residential
development. ..-
After hearing of the city's a<:tlon. the fair board
voted the next day to put the property on the market.
Councilman Pinkley took the position that the cit y
already has enough open space in that area, and Council-
man \Vilson made the incredible observation that 11e
was opposed to "spending $1.6 million on a patch of
weeds."
grounds was regarded as essenlia'I open space tn the
city's Jong range, plan. 1'he city's posture always has
been that the area should be maintained for public. purpos~s, th ough ~ot necessarily for a !air.
On~e-the firs t chunk of private devejop ment be·
gins, it fill be hard to put the brakes on it. and indeed
there is serious questio 1\ that the city ha s any zoning
control over the property. \
By their actions, Counci lmen Pinkley atld Wilson
have taken upon themselves the obligation or doing
something better with the property than to flre serve it
1as rec reation space for lhe future.
Still, the decision to put the ?Pen space bonds issue
before the public was a good one. The price is modest
for the great Jon g-range benefits it will confer upon the
citizens and the enhance111ent of their property values
in all parts of the city.
La11dmark Disappears
After nearly two decades, a unique Costa Mesa
landmark-is being removed. It is· the oil drilling ri g on
the Orange Coast College campus that has confused
thousands who took it fo r an active oil operation in the
center of the city -and in the process has trained
hundreds of persons into oil field occupations.
OCC offi cials say interest was never too high in the
program and that only eight or nine person s usually
enrolled in the 25-studerlt capacity progran1 . Along with
that, the ecology movement turned other students away
fron1 the oil business.
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The Daily Pilot believes both views are short-
sighted. Particularly is this so coining from men w~o
have known since the cit y's inception that the fair-
The eneregy crisis could bring about a renewed
interest in the oil industry, but if it does the old OCC
rig will no longer be around for practice.
It will be somewhere in Scotland training students.
F.urop~ has an energy crisis too.
~.'Nolf you can go back _to telling m~ure adults
_ 1vhat they ca nnot see or read!'
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Air Service
Draws Dc1rts
In Congress .
(JACK ANDERSON J
\VASlllNGTON ~ Congressmen are so
irate ov~r the t-reatmcnt they are getting
from the airlines that they have called a
House hea ring to vent thcir feelings.
The fin al indignity. whi ch touched of f
the he21riog, occurred 10 Rep. John
l\lurphy <D-N.V.). Allhoi~gh he .. had
reservations on an American A1rl1nes
night. the door "'as slt1mn1ed in his lace
and he was tu111ed a\1•<1y.
Steaming, he wrote to all his colleagues
\\·ho fly the New York Ci ly-\\lashington
run , asking about their experien~s.
.<\\most to a man, lhcy agreed th e service·
"·as deplorable.
"Anything you con do to imprO\'e
Eastern and American service. \\"hich is
horrible as we both kno 'v . . .: " WTote
Rep. Edward Koch 10-N.Y.l. ·\vould
make you eligible for a tongressional
medal of honor!
REPRESENTATI\'E .John \Vydler (R-
N.Y.). citingl· his experience with
Ameri can Airlines. said "their service is
so bad that it has to be intentional."
"It is rare," complained Rep. Angelo
RoncaUo (R-N.Y.), "th at l have
departed from New York on the an·
nounced time and rarer still to arrive in
\Vashington on time.··
Repre sentative Frank Brasco ( D·N .Y.)
rated the ser\"icc bet\rcen the 11,·o cities
··subcalibcr ro horrible... S h i r I c y
Dear
Gloo1n y
Gus
Sign placement on the northbound
piece Qf· the Newport Freeway just
opened hirs sent me three times in-
to the Derby restaurant when all I
\\'an ted to do was get to LA ,
M. R. K.
GIOOmf Gii!. {i>rnmltllll •rt ~11bm1l•~ll bY
rt•ffr1 i ncl cit not fle(es .. rily rtllttl llte
view1 ., lh• 1MW11MH•. Send raur pet
•""' .. Gloomy GllS, CiltY Piiot,
Chisholm. the outspoken congl'CSS\l'Oman
From Brooklyn. called !he service
''unsatisfactory" and urged "congres-sion~! hearings to investiga te the prob-
~lem.
Rep. John Hunt (R-N .Y. l said the air-
lines had '·priced me out of business as a
commuter. l go by train now for less
than half the price:·
CONGRESSMEN fro1n other areas
joined in the protest>. "Eastern Airlines
service between Syracuse and the
South." wrote Rep. William \Valsh (R-
N.Y.).1 "has been deteriorating for
several months and has no'" reached the
point where I no longer try to fly
between Washinglon and Syracuse."
1ndeed, grumbling was heard from
congressional commuters from Georgia
to California. Thus fortified, l\1urphy called Upon
Rep. 1-Iarlcy Staggers, (0-\\'. Va.), the
pov,•erful }-louse contmerce chai rntan, to
hold hearings. \\'hich arc expected to OC
scheduled l\'ilhin the next few \1·ecks.
' Match 'em and Mix 'em
I had a ha ppy handful or'catcgories left
over from last "'eek's word·quiz, so we'll
do another "Odd Man Out" today. In
each of the following lists, one name docs
not belong. Which one is it, and \\'hy?
1. Paul Revere. 11lomas Paine, Samuel
Adams,· John Hancock , and Patrick
Henry.
2. Bowler. shako. fez. sabot. yarmulke.
3. "Pericles." "'Edv.'ard JI," "Cym-
beline." "Timon of
Athens," and "\Vln-
tcr"s Tale."'
4. Osler. Freud.
,Jung, Ad ler, and
li1enninger.
:'i. Volapuk. Po , Es-
peranto. lntc.rlingun.
and Tagalog.
6 .. Kat.h~rinc Cor-
nell. Jane Co\•;l,
t.1argot Asquith. Judith Ande rs-On.
DAILY PllOT
~YDNEY J.HARRI~
Sara h Siddons.
7, Pharises, Saducees, Essen es.
Zealots, and Epigones.
8. Ketch, yav.•I, scupper. sloop, and cut-
ter. !l. Joshua, Jeremiah, Jacob". Ezekiel.
and Amos.
10. Epec , sabre. roil , cleaver. and
cutlass.
ll , Larry Semon, Tom l\.1ix, Hoot
Gibson. Buck Jones. and Ken i\il aynard.
12. Elephant, rhi n o cc ro s. hip-
poPotamiµ;, tapir. and giraffe . -ANS WERS '
1. rtiomns Paine was 1he only non-
native-born American.
2. A sabot is a kind of shoe; the others
ate all headwear.
3. All plays by Shakespcru-e. except
"EdWa ra ll" by Marlowe .
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British Health Plati No( Tliat Good
Report To9 Rosy, Doctor Asserts
To the Editor:
A reader might ex pect to find sub-
jective. opinions in an article Jabe ied
''Editorial Research." Hov.·ever, the
piece headed, "U.S. Health Care Lack-
ing.'' Sunday, Ju ne 24, is so full of special
pleading as to/suggest that the research
was done by the pu blicity staff of the
British National Hea lth Service. May I
offer a brief dissent?
Comparisons of infant mortality rates
and male longevitiy are offered as evi-
dence of better health care in Britain.
Uov,'evcr. these figures arc primarily a
function of socioccono1nic factor s rather
1han the leve l of incd ica l care in the t1vo
Countries. \\'it h respect to infant mortali·
ty. i~ would be more equitable to com·
pare the hetero~eneous United Sta tes
v.•ith the aggregate of the• industrialized
cbuntries of \Ves tem Europe, aU of which
have government controlled medical
systems. On this basis, the U.S. rate is
appreciably lower.
J\lALES do not Jive as long in the
United States, but this has virtually
nothing to do \Yi th medical . care. It is
largely a reflection of our ~ffluent life
style. including such features as our ex-
cessive motor vehicle death rates in
young males. our lack of exercise and
our high fat diet.
Your article ends1 with thiS paragraph:
"After 25 years, the Br itish National
Health Service has proved tha t sociali zed
medici ne need not he bureaucratic. in·
efficicllt or restrictive of individual
freedom of choice." Perhaps the 1nost
succinct argun1ent against lhls con-
clusion is the fact that young docto~s are
leaving Britain each year in large
numbers. ·
In this counlry, al least. a centralized.
govern ment-controlled mechanism does
not seem to work very well even for so
1uechanical a problem as the delivery of
111ail. \Ve need to make some changes to
increase the avail ability of medical care
to certain segments of our people, but
please let us not throw out the baby with
the balh water.
JOHN C. TALBOT. M.D.
Hospital Flg11res
To the Editor:
I v.·ould like to take this opportunity to
thank the Daily Pilot for your June 19
editorial and th e articles by George
Leida! calling attention to the Orange
County i\1aster Plan for Health Facilities
and Services. It is a pleasure to knO\\'
that you are concerned .
i\tay I point out that atl!!ndnnce by th e
press 41t any one or our public meetings
might have helped inform the public as
lo whtit work v.•as being done . Possibly
tfiertllO one would be surprised at the
proposalS' of a "consumer majority"
commUtee of lhe Orange County Hea lth
Planning Coun cil.
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MAILBOX
Letters from readers are wetconie.
Normally writers sll.ould convey their
1nessages it' 300 words or less. Tlte
,·i!Jlit to condense letters to fit space
ur elintinate libel is reserved. .4.tL
letters nt11st include sigJJat.ure ond.
rnaiting address. but names mau be
w itldield 01~ request if s1ifficie nt
reason i~ apparciit. Poetry 11,'i/l 1iot be .
ptiblislied.
in one of the three Health Service Areas
dividing lhe new city. No population in
the ne'" city \1'8S assumed in another
planning area -north Irvine."
Fact. The plan states that pl<inning
area 4 (including Irvine south of the San
Diego Frei!way) has a 1970 population of
133,073. Rapid gtO\Vth is expected to give
PA4 -161,835 in 1975 and 2'l8,812 in 1983.
Pllyming Area II {north Irvine from the
San Diego Freeway to the foothills) had
-a 1970 population or 17,172. 1973 estimate
is 30,594 with a 1983 estimale at 61,849.
3. Your statement, "The master plan
assumes hospital needs in Irvine based
on a 1983 population of 38.000 ... 20.000
plus 90 pe rcent of 18,000 new residents.
The study assumes further, all these will
live south of the San Diego Freeway."
Fact ... The Health Plan makes no
such statement, no such assumption.
Enough on population estimates. Their
accuracy is ' always debatable. I would
hGpe thot in the future, your accuracy
'"ould not be debatable.
LOIS BENES
City of lrvine delegate
Orange County Heallh Planning Council
New data provided by !tfrs. Benes
cla·rified our misunderstandings of
tlte master plan information and in-
cludes explanations offered at the
first public heari1tg. A1iother1iearing
is scheduled Frida.y, i11 Superior
Court , Santa Ana.
Bad Thnlng
To the Editor:
-Editor
'The earnest and perhaps tragic truth
·• abou t power politics is that nearly
everyone involved is vulnerable lo so1nc
k.ind of exposure.
It is no less tr ue that every ad·
ministration has undergone si tuati ons
equal t o or wo r se l ha n
Watergate -without public disclosure or
exposure.
1-Iowevcr guiltv th" culprits may be or
bad judgnu•--oad timing to have
been caught or Implicated, there really
are no innocent victims (e1cept the
voters )!
ARTIJUR WEISSMAN
troversy," please give a fair hearing to
both sides. There is a great deal to be
said in opposition ~o abortion.
MRS. DOLORES KAISER
Tiie Daily Pilot lias ca rried numer-
ous stories givin.g fulL accounts of
views opp'osi11g abortion as toeLt as
t/J.o se favori11g it. T he Right to Life
Leagtte has receil,!cd particulu.r cm·
iJltosis. -f:d itor
_n 'ace 1he Flafl
1·0 the Editor:
I have been a subscriber o!f and on for
the last IO years, and used to thoroughly .
enjoy your paper, ho"•evcr of late you
are getting too partisan.
Your front page invariably contains a
majority of anti-American. And anti-our
President, articles. Your editorial page
constantly runs down our goverftment.
and many of your editorials could easily
have been ~blished in Pravda. ·
Why don 't you try to get back to the
paper you used to be, wave our American
Flag up a litlle. support our United
States and its elected officia ls?
JOHN C. GLITHERO
Salary Decision
To the Editor:
The nev.•s article or June 20 and the
editorial of June 22, dealing \vith the
Newport-t\1esa Unified School District
Board of Trustees· ·'w1ilatc.ral action" in
th e adoption of a salary increase.
refl ec ted a Jack of understanding as to
the responsibilities of an elected board of
Trustees in the State of Ga\i fornia.
The present la\v requires the hoard to
meet and <..'Onfer in good fa ith with
emplOye _representatives upon request.
with regard to matters relating to
employmenf conditions, educational ob-
jectives, etc. This proccs.s. however, ls
not one of collective bargaining whereby
both sides lnust reach an agreement, but
rather constitutes a method whereby the
elect.eel ofricials (the board of trustees)
can have the bene£it of employe in·
volvement prior to exercising it s
responsibilities to the public.
The meet and coo ler process \'-'ilh
employe representatives of the New-
port-1vlesa U n i f i e d School District
has been conducted successfully for
several n1onths over lhc scJ1ool yea r just
passed.
DURING THE .lune 19 board meeting.
at v,rhich the salary increase v.·as
adopted, representatives of the employe
groups e-0mmended the boa rd ror its: good
faith and spirit or cooperation which hos
Quotes
('x:isted throughout the enlire school ye?r
between it and the teacher organizations .
These representatives also requested
that the board consider an increase in
salary schedu les over the 5 percent
\'-'hich had been earmarkCd in the 1973-74
preliminary budget.
In its deli berations; the board. taking
into cons ideration recent advances in the
cost of living, exercised its discretion and
decided to increaM" the tirriount previous·
ly recommended b.v the supcrinlendcnr
from 5 percent to 6 percent. By law, lh(·
board has the responsibility and indeed
1hc obligation to ma ke 1hc rina1 decision .
JT FULFILLED it s obligations to mee:I
and c·onrer. By increasing the salary
schedule en June 19, it \\'as obviously
responsi..-e to the requests or ihe teacher
organi zations. The adoptiOn by the board
of the 6 percent figure \\':ls entirely
salistactorv to 1hc teachers' r('presen-
tati ves and, in fact. conceded by them lo
be more than they had expected the
board lo adopt.
No question o( the boa rd's good faith
was raised by any of the teachers'
representati ves.
The import o( the editorial is to impl y 1
animosity betv.·een teachers and the
board of. trustees. \vhere there is none .
and to incite divisiveness, rather than to
foster the spirit of cooperation Yt'hich
both the board and the · teac hers have
strived to obtain.
Until such time as a collective 1
bargaining statute is passed \\•hich may
effectively deprive the elected officials of
the district of their fin nl decision-making
authority and pass such aut hority to non-
elected officials <ind appointed arbitra-
tion panels, the hoard of trustees of the
Newport·Mesa Unified Schoo l Distri ct
wi ll continue to exercise its responsibility
to the public. teachers and student s
within the district,
MARIAN C. BERGESO.N
President
Newport-Mesa Unified School District
A11lmul Sfaelter
To the Editor :
It is very disturbing to me to see one of
the las t wildernesses vanis hin g in Ne\v·
pori-Costa Mesa to make room for an·
other of man 's asphalt branches. /
Unnoticed to many motorists trav('lintt
Ntwport Blvd. between Palisades and
19th Street. sits n8ture~s balanced game
preserve in the heart of Costa fl.1esa.
Completely fenced in (or humans fenced
out) anti positioned between two busy
parts of Newport Blvd., it is well pro-
tected from human trespassers.
Owls. rabbits, squirrels, crows. etc .
live in harlnony wi th man's noise and gas
burners \Vlthin feel of their .. home. not
liu.,pecting the eventual eviction by
man's giant caterpillars.
Jn the future man will get to the beach,
IO minutes faster, the cost ; lhc homeR
and possibl y the lives of the animals and
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Robert N. l'lee<l, P11b/iSllc r
Thomas Kccvil, Editor
Bartianz Krc ibich
Editorial Page ~chtor
4. Sir William Osler is the only non·
psychi atrist ln this list of medical men.
5. All are !<Universal" or "ArtUicial"
languages except Tagalog, v.•hich is
spoken tn-ttie PhilipplOes.
If whnt we have done ,;smacks more or
a railroad job than of a sincere effort at
re.c;ponsible planning and community in-
volvement" then your failure to report
our meetings o{_the last ten months to
the gene ral public smacks of Inefficiency
at the least.
Fal r Hearing?
Clara Lla.k. Pasadena, on ''Ms.11 -"1
am proud ol the "Mrs." title. I am
grateful that since 1936 1 have had tht
good luck to share the ambitions,
triumphs. disappOlntmcnts with thc..same
good man ... Women'i; llbbers often
give the Impression that chUdlcss,
manless, economic and social ln·
dependence Is what makes life real.
Nonsense. That Is only hat: o life."
a fe\v broken human hearts who did en-
joy going slower And stopping to notice 1 •'.
nature around them .
Tht <'ditorlal ,p:t~t' of !lie Dilly
~ .~ to inform and ~1imula.te
rMden by prttenting on lh111 pog~
dtvtnt•t•OftU'llMtarY · ~ IOpu-s of in·
terest by 5}'11dicltttd col11mnis1 1 and
cartoon!J:IM, by providing ;i forum lor
tftdtn' vJewa and by pr~aen!IA$t this
,P014"AJ)llper'!I oplrOOM ~ i~u on
current 1oplcs. The l'.'dhorlal oplnloiw
oJ 1ht Daily Pilot a~ar only In 1hu
.edit~! column at tJlt'" toP oJ the
pace. OpinJons expn?Sll('d by the. mi.
u.nuUats lnd cartoonist.I and It.! tcr-
14Titt'l'S •re 1htir own and no eodorie.-
rncnl of their ~ by 'the Dally
l'il<M~bt -
Friday. Juno 2.9, 1073 '
6. Famous stage actresses, except
J\1argol Asquith, the Countess of Ox.rord.
7. All Biblical sects jn th c lime or
Jesus, except Epigones (or, more prop·
erly, "Epigoni." who were the sons or
the Seven .agtiinst Thebes, in· Greek
mythological history),
8. All sailing vessels, except "scu1>;
per.'' an opening in the side or ;:i ship al
deck level to alt.ow water to run off.
9. All Books of the Old TCst:imen1, ex-
cept Jacob.
10. Ty~ ot swords, except cleaver, o
kind of hatchet.
11. Larry Semon \\IPS a sllent·fiJm com-
edian ;_ the others were au cinema
cowboys.
12.. Only lhe giraffe ls not •
Pachyde.nn .
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IF ACCURACY is as important to a
newspaper as I belleve it to be, may I
correct some of your mis·lnformation.
I. Your staten1enl. "No new h<>spltals
could be built In Irvine lf the master plan
ls adopted." .
Fact. The plan is a policy guide and
will not. be law. Tho plan states a
hospltAI should be built in Planning Area ~ II tnorth Irvine) when t~pop1.1lation hit.s
6l,000 plus in !083 (Orange County Plan·
ning Ocpartmenl statistics). Wou ld it not
follow that If &1 ,000 plus people lived in
north Jr vine sooner than 1983 that the
area would need a hospital .soooor Joo? .
2. Your statement, "The master plan:
ncr11 assl•med a 1972 population of 20,000
To the Editor:
Although abortli>o Is described in you r
June 13 article as, "controversial," we
are evidently to be inundated by only
one side of the controversy. ..
To judge from your article. abortion Is
safe and simple -a process that docs
not need to disturb anyone unduly. Those
who protest it are pul_do n as. "Still"
protesting as if the whole controversy
had somehow been eliminated . by a
Suprtme. Court dcclBlon that parallels
only the Ored SCOtt decision or more than
a century ago.
111cir proltst Is Linked to the . catholic
Church despite the fact that nume....,,
other denomi.oatlons and groups are also
vehement fn their opposition to abortion.
1r you are guing to explore a 0 con·
Robtrt R. Gros, PG&E v.p., on emaa-
clpatlon of women -"I'm waiting to see:
ho\I' long it will be before some women
busl11ess assoclatcs do reach for a
luncheon check."
Dr. S. J. llayakawa~rcmanUcist, Pi'ts.
San Franelsco State -"Words arc more
than descrlptJons ot. experiences: they
are evaluation s. How · wp think and
evaluate is inextricably bound up with
how we talk -not only to olhcrs i>QI to
ourselves On thought ),"
L , ..
say Goodby.
DANI EL J. McCORKL~
Sff111 Laiv S11pport
To lbe Edllo"
As members .of the Costa Mesa Junior
Women's Club and residents of the city,
~·c arc concemed about lhe appearance
of lhe main business areas of the com-
munity, which, we feel , could be greatly
improved by regulating the size &l'ld type 1
or business signs.
We therefore urge the City Council to
adopt a strict sip ordinance ror the city
of Costa M<'sa.
MARILYN VOYE R
President 1
CO!la Mesa Jun ior Women's Club
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EDI TI O N
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Barg ains
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· lnc«;>rporation Move Hinted • ID
By JAN WOR111
0t 11\e; Otllr Pilot Sl11!
If the county doesn't start paying
more attention to South Orange County
coastal communities, it will find itself
\vith •·one massive incorporation attempt
on its hands."
That is fhe opinion or Pali! Sayre. '
president of the five-month-old United
Souih Orange Coast. Co mmunitie s
(USOCC).
"Wh ere has the county planning
department been lol' the last ten years?"
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Sayre said. "They predicted all this
growth for the South Coast but haven 't
done a thing lO prepare for it."
Sayre said many residents ol 1he area
-are frustrated by apparent Jack of com·
munication be1 ..... ·een the South Coast and
Fifth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers.
At a press conference in Laguna Niguel
Friday, Sayre broached a number ol sul>
jects, all of \Vhich he said USOCC
members oppose.
These included annexation by
neighboring cities, proposed dellcensing
,l
of beds at South Coo9t Community
Hospital. :.nd beach high rise buildings
proposed i1 for Laguna Niguel by Avco
Commuru1y Developers.
"Sometimes I wonder if he even lrno\\·s
\\'bat's going on down here," Sayre said.
More police protection , a master plan
for Laguna Niguel, and better coordina·
.,.tion of roads are some of the .needs of
bagun.a Niguel v.·hich the oounty has ig-
nored, Sayre said.
USCXX::, a coalition ot leaders from
citizens grou ps of unincorporated areas,
\~:ill oppose any annexation attempt by
their neighboming cities of Lagima
Beach and San Juan Capistraoo, Sayre
said.
Extended spheres ot influence recently
proposed by the t\\'O cities \\o-Ould also be
resisted.
Joined by USOCC vice president Frank
Irvine and Bob Dwyer, Sayre reiterated
the group's position on Avco's proposed
high rise condominiums.
"\Ve \vill endorse nothing higher than
ew
s~e1ie1·y Etihanced Along the Orange Coast
So111etin1es surf gc.ts. a bit too large (or ):oung ladies but they ca1.1 still
fi nd plenty of act1v1ty on 1he sand. )s illustrated by expert Fnsbee-
tosser Ja11 I\'lcCauley of Temple City in this series of actiori photos at
one of the beaches in Newport. Miss McCauley, 16, also adds some
beauty to the beach· scene in the process.
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Ni g uel Driver
Dies; Wreckage
Lo cated La.ter
A :!'9-ycar-old Laguna Niguel motorist
1Yas dis.Co\'f•rcd dead In the 'M"e<:kage, of
his rar Friday in a secluded construction
arc<\ in ~lission Viejo.
Coroner's aides said the body or J?ck
Robert Samuelson or 25236 Via Piedra
Roj a. was found by l\ construction crew
shortly arter lunch along La Pai J\o!ld
nearly a mile west or Pasco de.Valeneta.
The man. alone in the car, apj)fl~ently
died instantly, coroner's deputies said.
The accident, they speculated, oc-
., curred at about 1 a.m. Friday and caused
the car to leave the roadway and _topple
down a steep embankment and . mto a
<.'Ollstruction area where the debn!I went
Lmnotlced. . Depu ties said lhcy hnd not determined
1yh:tt c:iuscd srunuclson ·1' cer to leave the
r0<:1d1vn y.
'DEA D OR A.LI VE' •
ACTOR 'WANTED'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor Steve
McQuecn , named on the Whit. House
"enemies" llsl, said Friday the "very
existence of !Ndl n list I.! frightening."
McQueen udded, "Frnnkly, I find It
e.~~cntially un·American."
111c "c.ncmi~" list was made pubUc
rhursduy by former White House counsel
.John Dean 111 at tho Senate Watergate
Ilea.rings.
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Robitaille Says Comme~
On Copters 'Incredible'
Sen. W eicker
'Orders Colson
From Office
By L. PETER KllIEG
Of "'-OlllY "llet Sl1H
A charge by the forn1cr Newport Beach
chier helicopter pilot thal there arc too
many police helicopters in Orange Coun-
ty already has broullh! •rons reaction
lrom officials ol the tine Orange Coast
citles thal have them.
Huntington Beach Beach Poli<e Ohiel
Earle Robitallle caDed ~~stalemenL by
Ke n n e t h "Scotty'' 1 McGregor "in-1
credible,'' but he qualified his rem.arts
by saying, "I lllJPPllOe the lltalement
would be valid depending on ttie level of
service tllat the pilot was talking about."
~cGregor had said ·six helicopters would
enough to.scr\'e the entire county. The
rec coasta l cities have nine. And llun-
tington Beach ha.3 its ov.11 airplane.
The -three communit~. and the coun-
ty would I-eve shared the uae of a single
airplane if they could have resolvtd
minor differences in a series or meeJklgs
a year ago, ho-er, Newpctt Beach Ci-
ty Manager Robert L. Wyfot dlaciooed
Friday,
Although c..ta M'"a Police a,;e1
Jloe<r Neth said II -woulcNake more than
six to do an adequate job, Wynn said "on
·paper" six helJcoptcrs ond • oouple of
ttirplancs -·as ~1cGregor proposed -
would probably be enough.
110n puper, it· sure · looks go6d, '' \Vynn
said, "but from a practical 'Oppronch,
there ls a problem." t
In effect, he said, there would be lOO
much debate among the cities ov r
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wl\at ci ty paid how much money for what
hours of service.
"Those are the kinds cJ n1inor disagre·
ements that kept Newport Beach. Costa
Mesa and Huntington Beach from joining
Orqe Oiunty in buying a police
a]r,plane a year ago," Wynn said.
Wym Friday det;liled .the -of 11172
meetings between mayon, c i t y
managers and police chiefs ol lhe three
ooostal ctties and Orange County
repi'esentatives, iooluding Board of
Supervisors Cha.lrman Rooald W •
Co!pel"S and Robert 'lbomas, county ad-
ministrative officer.
"\Ve tried to get together W in·
!See COPTERS, Page %)
WHO AM l? •.
CHEC K THE QUIZ
WAStllNGTON (UPI) -fn separate
episodes Friday, Conner \Vhite House
special counsel Charles \V. Colson:
-\Vas ordered -0ut of the office of Sen .
Lowell P. \Veieker (R.f.onn.), a· member
of the Senate Watergate conunittee.
-Told newsmen he authorized
Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt
to Investigate the private-life of Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass).
-Was the sou¢e "-information-in a
newly released civil dePosition-that ff.It.
Haldeman, former White House chief of
staff. knew in Janu:iry about meetings
\rhich allegedly l:iid the ground\\'Ork fur
,,·hat Inter became the \Valcrgate bug-
ging.
Colson asked for a meeting \Yfth
\\'eicker in t}>e senator's office Friday,
reportedly to deny former White House
coonset John Dean 's story in the hearings
that c.olson drew up a list of 20 White
Hqase "enemies." But, according to
Altl1ougb I previousl11 .said r wodld 90Urces, the meeting lasted only 12
rttirt in the ntar minutes. ,
future, I recently Sources said Colson admitted sending a
a1tt1ottneed I'll seek · June 12, 1971 memo to Dean charging
a~ther . U:rm ~ there '<''ere income tax discrepancies in-
pr1me mint1ter of voJvlng Horold J. Gibbons. a vice presi·
1n11 natio1t. \Vl10 • dent ()f the Teftmsters Union in SI. L<>uis.
am 11 For tlil1 ancl 'ibbon!i was described in the n1en10 as
other questio11! to .. ardently antl·Nlxon. ''
test 11our '~ e 10-' At that ppinl \Vcieker rcportcdJ y v.·as
k>wwlt<i9•· • 1 t e angered expressed disgust "'ilh the The Quu pagt 7. ' __ ....:.., _____ ,____ CS.. COLSON. Pagel!
South County
two storles or more th<\n 5.5 units per
acre," he' said.
The pf'OIX)Sed beach development for
five 12-story to\\'ers ""ill be heard before
the South Coast Regional Zone Conscrva-
lion, Commission July 9.
If the high rise tract is approved by th('
Prop. 20 commission, Sayre said USOCC
will appeal. q
"MO!f people here feel Avco should try
to become part of the comnumity and not
try to be the community." sayre said.
"Some developers are cold blooded.
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Resident
WQunded
By Officer
An irate Newport Beach residcnl
armed :\\'ith a shotgun ·was shot and
seriously \\'Ounded by a patrolman late
Friday at .the height of a "near-riot"
along the oceanfront -a rnassi ve
disturbance which lnvolved a 1nob of at
least 400 persons, authorities reported.
Police described the disturbance as the
y,·orst_in riiany ~cars in the 100 block oi
37 ~ u the mob clogged the area.
at abolit 10 p .. m.
Police, baffled as to 1'1ly UJe
resldenl -to yield the weapoo,
identiried the victim as Charles Whitney •
26, of 116 31th ~t. Whitney was felled
by two shots to the abdominal area flttd
by patrohnan Ri~hard Goodell alter the
officer repeatedly Ordered the man to
drop the weapon, authorities said.
Instead, police s ,pokesmen s a i d .
\\lhltney began moving toward the of-
fi cer, who then was ,forced to fire.
Police said tbe incident occurred at the
height of the "near-riot" which engulfed
the entire block. Police and their cars
were pelted with cans and ·bottles and
some homeowners were barTicading
themselves in homes.
Whitney, officers .said, attempted to
disperse some members of the mob on
his property using the :weapot\ as
leverage.
After he 1was shot, Police spokesmen
said, an ·ambulance could not reach the
scene because <Jf people clogging the
slreel.
Goodell and fello'\' officer Mike
Sullivan then had to pick up the wounded
1nan and carry hin1 to the ambulance.
Once they reached the rescue rig and
loaded \\rhitney, the mob pelted the am-
bulance and SullivaA had to run in·
terference for the rig to clear the way,
authorities said.
Whitney was reponed 'in fair condition
early today following surgery at Hoag
Memorial Hospital.
No charges had been tiled against the
man.
P<Jlice in Newport called for assistance
from Costa Mesa and, all told. about a
score of officers were involved dispersing
tbc mob.
Police spokesmen said the incident
gre\\1 from a "wild party" in the area
"'h.ich was reported by citizens at the
dinner hour.
Throu gh I he evening, o!fiet?rs kept
returning to the party in an effort to cool
the oaffair.
Then, nt 10 p.m., the officers returned
to fihd the entire block crammed wit.h
young adults, most of them drinking beer
and wine, au thorities said.
'!be diaturbance was on.
Newport Beach Police Chief B. James
Glavas took persorial command of the
CS..·MELEE, Page %)
Tickets 01i Sale
For '4tli' Pic1iic
Tickets for next Wednesday's Fourth of
July picnic luneh are now on sale for $2
each. '
Avoid stand_lng In line and buy your
tickets at both Richard's ~1arkets · in
Newport Beach ; Tri Harbor Rea ltors, 400
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, and the Cosla.
~lcsa Chamber of Commerce. 583 \V. 19th St. .
In Addition to the food. the Daughters
of the American Revolution in coopera-
ti on with the Costa l\.iesa BICCJllCMlal
COmmiuce will serve up entertainment,
games, music and pr ltes.
Site of the picnic i~ Costa Alesa City
Park. flours are 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. •
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They lea ve the communities \\'llh a 101 nt
problems and no solulions."
As for a municipal adv1S\lry council
for the unincorporalcd South Coast area'\
proposed by the Saddlcback Area
Coordin8.tin~ Council. Sayre said USOCt '
•·has no PoSilion now but is sludying it ··
USOCC .members v.•ill do everything 1n
their po'vcr to stop proposed dcticensing
of up to 150 beds I.It south Coast C-Om-
1nw1ity Hospital by the Orange Coun!y
!See COALITION, Page 21
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Rider Killed
By Terrorist
FRESNO \API -A man armed
\Vilh a jagged 'Piece of glass ter-
rorized 16 passengers <Jn a Los
Angeles-bound Greyhound bus and
killed a man before being captured
'by a therapist at a hospital here
late Friday, officers said.
The victim was indentified as
Calvin \Vllson. 22. of Fres~.
Sheriff's deputies booked JohMy
Smith. 18. of Los Angeles, for in-
vestigation of murder and kid·
napping.
At one point, Smith crdercd 'tbe
passengers I::> stand and repeat
three tilllt!s. "I am nol insane" and
"I am lhirsfy;"
2 Beacli-bound
T ee1is Killed
In Car Crasli
' A carload of J\1.ission Viejo youngsters
headed for a da y nt the beach became in·
volved in a grindirig crash on the San
Diego Freeway Friday. 'IWo 0£ them
were killed instantly.
The car, driven by Jean Fenton, 17. of
26682 Pepita Drive, ],fission Viejo, Jost
ccotrol ln the ·southbound lanes near Oso
Creek at about 1 p.'m. and collided with
another car, authorities said.
The dead youngsters were identified as
Timothy McHugh. 14, of 26741 Pepita,
and Ross Hollister. also 14, of 2!591
Cortina. A1ission Viejo.
Corooer's aides said the car -for
reasons as yet undetermined -lost con-
trol. and began to swerve soon after
entering the southbound lanes. headed
for the South Coast beaches.
The car then was hit by unother sout h-
bound car. the coroner's spokesmen said .
That auto was driven by 69-year-old
Marie Lindsay o! Arcadia.
She was not hurt in the collision. bot
the mishap caused injuries to several ocw
cupants ot the car, carrying the teen~
agel"S.
A brother of the driver. 12-year-old
Robert Fenton. was injured and cor-
oner's investigators said the spcciaJ prob-
lem exists with the youngstl•r. 1'he bey
suffers from acute hemophclia -a con-
genital condition \\1lich fnrhids the clot-
ting cf blood. His condition was not
di sclosed by nurses al f\·lission Com-
munity Hospital. ·
A companion. identified by authoritie!'\
(See % KILLED, Page !)
Ornnge Coa~t
\\'e 11ther
1'hlck night and morning low
clouds \Viii bkinket the Orange
Coast and !nland arcos today,
breaking up lalt!r than usual -
sometime this afternoon. Tempera·
tures will reach 70 in some areas
and winds should remain mod erate.
INSIDE TODAY
Prt1ifd~11tial aide Melvin. Laird
dropped bu }or a ''ctt p of c.offee1'
1vl th tl1e press co1·ps at Son Cle·
1ne11te. bitt L~ft 1r /1J1 u1~ ufter
taste. Sto ry, Page 3
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COPTERS ...
• Nl"'jXN.·ate a r!xL'd·'A'lnR :ilrc."nin on an ex·
perimental OOsis,·· \Vynn suid.
"But It 'A'as ~i'nni~ after frt1i1r or
ft\·e meetings th;it ii could no.t cqui1ably
bt do11e.
"Newport Bcadi w•nted ii during tilt
peak hoots of crbne. between 8 and 10 at
night ," \Vynn said . "but ro did Hun.
lingtru1 Ueach.
''So finally, \\'e said you can h<J\'C it
during those hours. 1 but you should pay
more because you'1·e getting lt al the
prime tiJnc. Tticy refused to pay extra,''
he said. ..
''There \\'S.'i also disagreement O\'Cr
who Ytould be the pilot and v.·ho \ll'oold Ix'
,1he observer 1A'hen It new O\'er part.lcular
cities," he said.
"Ox.lid a i\ell·port Bearh orfic('r be the
pilot O\'er llunt ington Ueach or \\'OUld he
ha\'e to be the observer and th<' liun-
tington Beuch officer. have to pilot it. O\'er
his city?" Wynn asked.
\Vynn said ,1here ..,..·ere also problems
\\'ith the t1A'O beach cities' lifeguard
radios.
"They're on different frequencies and
they wanted us to pay more to have the
second frequency installed on the
radioS," Wynn said.
''These are the kinds or problems thal
surfaood," he said, "and they made il
lmpossible !or just 1threc ciUes to get
together.
"And that's '\'hat u•ould likely happen
i£ there was an attempt at a count)"1A·ide
helicopter service." he said.
Wynn did concede Ulere would be a
savings to taxpayers wilil joint use and
said he ~·ould be ~'illing to look at such a
proposal.
Cos!a J\1 ei;a Chief Neth, a licenSC':l
helicopt er pilct himself. said he has "the
greatest respect" for ~1cGregor as a pro-
fessional flyer. "But I don't 1hink he lo-
oked at the problen1 fro1n an ad-
minist rative position -from all the
related problems," Neth said.
Neth said each depart1ncnt has its o"·n
criteria for operating helicoptcrs.
"And each con1munity has its ou•n
needs ," he said. "Newport Beach and
Huntington Beach arc t:each coin·
· munitJes. \\1e do 1 not nCed a helicopt l'r
\\ith rescue capabilities, so we don't need
lhe size of machine they do.''
Neth also said that joint use has some
philosophical a11d political drav.·backs.
·He said many elected officials don't
like !he concept ct regionalized govern-
1nent.
"And that could lbe a critical issue
here." he said. ''Loclll control is definitel y
a factor."
Neth said he disagreed that four
•ucopters nying at once v•ould ade-
quately ei>Yer the county. "EaC'h only has
a capacity of patrolling 30 square miles."
he said.
But he. \\lynn and Robitaille conceded
it could be done with a much reduced
level ot protection.
''\Ve find the demands for air patrol
from our field people increasing iprac-
tically daily," Robitaille saJd, but he ad-
ded. "lf you're goi ng to use your
helicopters only to respond to calls,
rather thun to actively patrol. then the
statement might have some validity.''
The ;veteran pilot \Vho made the asS('r-
lions quit his position ""ith the Ne~rport
force on Wednesday and ~oon afterwards
made his opinions public.
He resigned. ~1cGregor said. to takl'
a better position as the head-flyer for
the Caliromia Parks Service in Northern
California.
McGregor served in the detective di·
vision before transt'erring to the chop-
pers on the Ne\vport depllrtment.
From Pagel
2 KILLED ...
onl y as Rusty lfanes, 14. of Mission Viejo
suffered apparently minor injuries and
also received t~atmcnt at !\1ission Cain·
n1unity.
lnvcstlgutors had not ccunpleted their
anlays1s or the tragedy and no specjfic
ca uses 1for ,the crash u'ere revealed .
The OOdies of the dead boys ~·ere
released latN Fridnv lo Saddleback ~1ortuary ..-."here scrvic:Cs are pending.
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Saturday, Junt 30, 1973
HOSPITAL BOARD PRESIDENT
Tristan E. G. Krogiut
Hospital Unit
Picks l(rogius ,
As President
By FREDERICK ScJIOE~lEllL
DI ltlt Dally Pilot 1111;
Tri:)tan E. i":. Krogius of Laguna Niguel
has hefn elre!L'CI presid('nt of the South
C?~~i c-,mn1un!!.\' Tlo~pital hruirrl of
cl1r('('f"rs. foll n1A J11'f. the resign:.ition of
\Villiam I. ;'l!arn.
i\·t;inn cilL'<l pressing business affairs
!hat r ftc11 lake hin1 cut of ihe countrv for
his, resig11a.1ion fro~1 I.he hospital's· top
PQS1. He \\'111 remain on 1hc board as a
re~ular 1ncn~b('r.
Busines.:; r . ..,1nmitme111s made it in1-
possiblc to al!end nl<Hl)' bonrd 1neetings
and provide t_he atte1f1ion am:I leadership
needed to guide the hospital ·through its
present dcv(•Jrrpn1cnt. i\1;n111 said. He \Vas
elected president in i\l av.
Krogius, of 32411 Sea island Drh·e was
fir't vJce president of rhe 2+.me~ber
bua_rd ~for.c assuming the presidency.
Kro~1u ~. in accc!Jling lhe new posi tion,
con1n1cnded ~Jann and Bernard F. Carr-.. -
hospital administrator. ror ''establishing
be.lier communications with the c001·
tnunity. the press and medical staff."
He recommended further channels of
com~unication be established by opening
meetings of the board or directors to
nic;n~rs of the medical staff and press,
t:l~g ~he South Coast Community
Hospital pays oo taxes and "'as built \\•ith
federal and pri\'ately dona ted fund s
Krogius said. "If we tend our W'n shop'.
w~ shouJ~ have no trouble corppetlng
l'.'llh hospitals rWhictl have to .pay taxes
and achieve a return on ell.pit.al.
"I believe that our main thrust should
be tu111~ inv,•ard ln the sense that we in-
sure th~t we do everything poo.sible to
make 1h1s the finest hospital in the area.
''\\'hile \.\'e n1ust be alert to external
factors which can hamper our ,progress.
th.ere's a danger in becoming obsessed
\\'Ith them." he said. in apparent
refer~nce In con1peUng proprietary
f ~rof1t 1 ho!'pilals in the south county
area.
··r believe tllat a board ,.,.ith this
outlook 1vitl achierc the full respect of
the 1ncjical staff and bring about a
climate in v.·hich the staff can become
better organjzed under its o w n
lea dership." added Krogtus .
A native cf Finland. Krogit.ts has lived
in the United States since his childhood.
He attendetl elementary and high school
In C.onnecticut and continued graduate
and post graduate studies in New Mexloo
and Ca \Uornia.
In 195~. he \.\'as commissioned in the
U.S. !-.1arinc Corps and attained. the rank
of major. He resigned ·hJs commission in
l~O.
Krogius serVL'<I on the hospital board in
1968 and 1969. but resigned to become
president of Hun! \Vcsson 1-..,ood Ud. in
Canada . lle \\'as reelected to the hospital
board in January t9i2 when he returned
from Canada .
Krogius currently is president of the
F'rozen and 'Refrigerated Foods Division
of Hunt-\\lesson Foods. Fullerton.
In other changes on the hoard or direc·
tors, \Villiam \\lhUe II I of Laguna Beach
..-.·as named first vice president Md
Arthur E. B1iggs of Laguna Niguel was
made second v i c e president. The
changes v.·ere made at a board of direc-
tors mee ting Thw·sday.
f 'ro111 1•age l
MELEE • • •
,,
Poli ce acti\'ily at that point and re-
tnained In !he field \Veil into the early
niomlng hours today.
1\t about J 1Lnt today officers reported
a possible fl areup from the snrne group,
lle~1dcd this tin1e for the parking lot on
\\'est Ocean F'ront.
A dozen pel'l!Ons U'ere arrested In the
fray at 10 p.m .. n1ost on charges of peace
disturbance, ~ulting an officer 1:1od
lailure lo disperse. police said.
From Page l
COALITION . ••
llealth Pl anninM: Council. S;iyrc sai d.
"Nobody should tell itnyone "'hilt
hOspif:1J to go to. Sout h Coast hospital ha s
rrl l'd for a long tirne 10 come. up wit h a
logical plan for l'lroy,·th. and tlO\v
somef>Ody ""ith proprietary Interest Is
l ~\·ing lo chr1nsc. 11."
T1A'O new privntcl~\·ncd hospitals In-
the vicinHy, dra\v patJ'oot.s tro1n the uime
service area a.s SCCI~. I
,.
Bail Set;
$2()0 ,000
Conti11rwrs
Legal maneuvers cont.inued late Friday
In a nearly.deserted Orange County
Courthouse, as defense attorneys for ac·
c1,1scd murder t-ontract-conspirator
~lichael K. Remi ngton uied lo get him
out of jail on bail and prosecutors fought
to keep him behi.nd bars.
Orange CoWJI)' Superior eourt Judge
Everett \V. Dickey relented and set a
'200,000 bail figure for the FuJlcrton at-
1omey who y,•ill have been in custody a
month en l\londay.
He did so after spending much of the
day reading 480 pages or transcripls in
the sensational case.
Rentington. 33. is charged \\'ilh four
counts each of solicllt'1g for n1urder ancl
conspiracy to cOmm1t murder in con·
neetion \vith alleged plans to eliminate
v.'itncsses in ci'(il cases.
Conspiracy to rommit murder is a
capital crime. a fact. prosecuting deputy
District Attorney Robert Chatterton has
continually reminded judges asked to set
bail.
Judge Dickey said he had given much
thought to Reminglon's continued im-
prisonment in light or precedent set by
The People vs. ljnder\\'ood, a Califon1ia
Supreme C-Ourt nlling issued earlier th is
year.
Defendant Under\\-ood -an accused
bomber -had been denied bail . but the
high rourt. decided th<>t public safely can-
not he considered a factor in deciding the
question of bail.
Remington's defense attorneys, Robert
Green and \Villiam ~1itchell ~1organ.
pointed out in arguing for bail earlier
that while their client is accused of con-
spiracy, capital crime, no one has been
harmed.
'Ibey claim no overt acts of violence
which can be directly connected to Rem·
ington have occurred, unlike t h e
St1rprlse Setbaek
'
House Blocks
Benefits Bill
WASJIINGTON (AP)l -11ou .and
Senate conferees today wtU attcn1 to
salvage a bl~! that "'culd authori7.e a .6
percent increase in Socia l Securlt
benetits and, at the same tl1he. extend
the nat ional debt ctillng so the Treasury
can continue lunoUoni.ng.
The nJCasure w::is defeated Friday
night by a stunning 190-185 \'Ole that
blocked the House from formally 001-
sidering it.
\Vlthout quick action today_, the nation's
$i165 billion debt ceiling drops at ·midnight
lo $.JOO billion. The ..a{1Ual debt is ap-
proaching $460 billion.
• Forecast
' SACRAMENTO (AP) T he
Legislature voted Friday to delay a one
penny increase in the state sales tax
scheduled to take e£fect Sunday.
But an Mgry Gov. Ronald Reagan call·
ed it a "phony bill" and said he had no
<.•hoice but to veto it.
Unle ss the bill is signed, the state· \viii
begin collecting. $1.8 million a day in 'ne"'
sales tax money it says it doesn't need.
• Accord Seen
\V1\SHlNGTON (UPI ) -Congress and
the \\'hite ~louse have hammered oot an
agreement to f'nd American inYolvement
in lndcchina by Aug. 15. ~Yean..-.•hile, the
bombing cf Cambodia goes on.
The compromise \.\'as approved by the
Iiouse 278 to 124 and the Senate 63 to 26
Friday, averting a constittitiooal crisis
.that threatened to halt the ~'heels of
govenment at the end of the fiscal year
tonight at midnight.
• Rate Boosted
flalion-flghting move that u\ay push up
Jn1 cres1 rates aeross the economy.
·rhe board also decided fo'riday to raise
the reserve requi rcn1cnrs or member
banks, meaning that bnnks th at belong to
{...__I_N_S_H_OR_T_ .• _. _)
the Federnl Reser\'c Svsten1 \\'ill ha,,e to
kL>ep en hand JllOrC c'ash in relation to
depo.siLc;.
In Philadelphia. lhe Glrard Bank said ·
Friday, it was raising its prime lending
r.1tte lrom 7:1~ percent t<i 8 percent. ef.
fcc live ~tond3y .
• Trade Secrets
SAN JOSE (APl -A n1ultimillion·
dollar industrinl espionage case involving
the theft of trade secrets from IBM was
was disclosed by police Friday. Se\'en
persons '1\'ere arrested ·and v.·arrants
issued for four others.
Police Chief Robert B. ~Iurphy said the
arrests foUO\\'ed "an intensive four-
month investigation ll·hich covered the
l'lltirc United States.'' Anolher police of·
fice r sa id it was an inside job.
Police S..'lid 'lhe arrests include Ramon
Se rr<ita. 40. of llC.'.l.rby Fremont. Calli., an
engineer for International Business
!\'lachines Corp.
• 7 Die ha Rc.,oll
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -Troops with
orders lo sOOot at curfew violators plltrol·
ed the capital todll.y after forces loyal lo
Chilean President Salvador Allende's
leftist governmeiit crushed a revolt.
f'roM rage J
COI.SON ...
memo and told Colson to ltave. •
'1be Associated Press Quoted •ides as--
saying 't\'eicker told Colson, "You make :
me Jick .. ,you can just get your ass out-
of n\y office ... I just don 't t!Ven want to :
talk to Y.QY.. w more." • The memo lhat triggered Weicker's :
response was made public thls week. IL.:
says, "Please see if thb one can bo:
started on nt once rRJld II It.here Is an tn.·i:: ·
former fee. let me kno\v, There ls: a good:;
cause to which It can be donated." :·
Colson also tcstitle<l for five hours Fri-;:
day In closed session be.fore n llouse : :
Armttd Services int c 11 i ge n ce 8\1~::
CO?nnilttee l''hich is Investigating at·:·
tL-1llplS 10 involve the CIA in 'Vatergate:.
qnd polltlcal espionage.
"{:{ "{:{ "{:{
Dean Ordered
To Stop Audit ·. . .
Of John Wayne? :: ·.
\VASHINGTON (UPI) -\\'hl!e he v.•as
trying to start tax audits against-White
House ''E'nemles," Jcl111 \V. l[)ean Ill was
also being asked to stop tax audits
against White ·11~ friends, according
to his Senate testilnony.
The fonner Whit e House counsel told
the Watergate comrniHce Friday of tlH"ce
instances in which he suys he was asked
to "do something" about tax audits
which the Internal Revenue Service had
launched against "friends'' of !he Presi-
dent.
Documents submitied by De.'.ln to t!1e
comn1ittee but not n1rtde public indicate
at least six such lril'nds \\·ere lhe: subject
of White ~louse concen1 about ,1ax 1nat·
le rs.
Sollf'Ct'S say the documents ideniify t\\·r
of them as the Rev. Billy Grah<ktt and
movie star John \Vn)'ne of Ne~;;.
Beach.
The man freed on bail on the basis that \\TASHINGTON' (AP) -The Feder.al
danger to public safety cannot be con-Reserve ~ard Friday ·boosted the dl~
Underv;ood case. Sven persons, including six civilians.
'vere killed1 and 22 \\'ounded Friday in ex-
changes of fire . bet"·ccn the rebels and
!he presidential palace guard and defense'
Dean was identified !his \\'eek in the
hearings as the author r{ a memo recom-
mending that former Internal Revenue
CommiS3ioner Johnnie WRlters be told to
hire more rcspcnsive p~rsonnel 10 obta in
inforn1ation c·n polilical enerni es and
stiuml!lte ~lltic9Jly motivated t n x sidered in the question of conditional COWlt ~ate 1t chatges member b~nks ~or
release is accused of mailing a bomb 1 borroy,·1ng to a record 7 percent 1n an 1n-
the police station ::ifter his release. --
When it became apparent Remington
\\'ould be granted bail, Deputy District
Attorney Chatlerton mo,·ed that Judge
Dickey set it at $1 million or more.
The highest OOil ever set in Orange
County is $.5 million, established for drug
cultist, prison escaf)ei! and international
fugitive Dr. Timothy Leary, indicted in
the Brotherhood bf Eternal Love
narcotiC'S importation case.
Defense attorneys asked instead !Ml
Remington be released on his o""n
recognizance without posting any money •
to asstn"e his aho\Wng up for trial.
They exchanged jtccusations that the $1
million bond sought by Chatterton and
the ~sh O.R. release requested by
Remington's counsel were e qua 11 y
ridiculous in light of what has so far been
revealed in the case.
WHY PAY
MORE-
FOR JUST
ministry sentries. au dits.
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Thk folDOlll maker alum inum fumiture com••
with a 5 y.or guoront••
09ain1t rv1t and-fading.
ALUMlfilUM
UMBRELLA
199,
$134.00
Morgan and Green responded to Chat-
terton's warning that $200,000 was not
enough to keep their wavy-haired client
from fleeing the country to avoid pro-
secution.
·They noted a felony escape \vould
result in forfeiture of bail, plus liability
ror an additional five years on v.·hate,•er
sentence he might receive on c&nviction
and loss ot his license to practice law.
A NAME •••
WHEN YOU
CAN PAY
LESS & HAVE
THE SAME!
SPC. PATIO SIT
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u.t ...... '2 .. $115'5 • Matching Ad justah4•
Choi•• w/arm1 $St.ta
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Prosecutors, however, contend that if
Remington did indeed conspire to ar-
range beatings or murders of parties op-
posing him in lawsuits, witnesses Y.'ho
CCXJ.ld send him to pri.5on for life may be
in jeopardy U he is released from jail.
Defense attorneys immediately bcg::in
contacting associates and financial in·
st1tutlons when Judge Dickey set r.00.000
bail, in an attempt lo raise the money
and get Remington out Friday night.
Chatterton and Deputy District At·
tonley Oretta sears, ho\rever, initiated
proceedings to obtain a "Tit of m&n·
clamus to quash JudgC Dickey's deci sion
and prevent Reming ton's frecdon1.
Once before. at*his arraignmcnl, rniil
\\'as set at $300.000, but Orange County
Superior Court Judge Raymond Thomsen
o .. ·er-ruled the municipal court's action
ancl at the recent prelit;ninary hearing,
Judge Paul G. lt1ast sustained lhe no-bail
order .
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Ovi:rc111 a~ie!. 111d occ11ion11 r11n cooltd mQl,I ~' Ille n1rlon Frld•V·
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C011I rept>rltd \IO·d•O•H •t1dln1u.
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PRESIDENTIAL ADVISER MELVIN LAIRD HAS CHAT WITH NEWSMEN, COFFEE IN SAN CLEMliNTE
Thinks Administra.tlon 'Enemy' List Should Be Destroyed; Session Grew Strained By Watergate Talk
Laird for Coffee
r Watergate Questions Rankle NixonAide
By .IOllN VA i.TERZA
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f\'lclvin luird -Prc-sidcnl Nixon's suc-
cessor to former Domest1c Adviser John
Ehl'1irhman -·'dropped in for a cup or
oorfeel' al th~ San Clemente head-
quarters of the White !louse press late
Friday.
And he almost left with cup in hand
"'hen lhe going got rough oh Watergate.
,* 'No Panacea'.
Laird -in an unprecedented informal
appea rance by a top, \Vhite House aide in
lsan Clcmenle -treated the occasion as
a·chat, not a bri efi ng. Reporters sat en
the floor, surrounding him.
"And once the questions rooved frmn
the battle "'ith C.ongress over 3J>"
proprlatlons, Laird found himself in the
middle of a sometimes spirited give-and·
take.
New Energy Czar Sees
Fight Not Just Switch
"I 'm1Jdc it clear at the press con·
ference announcing my acceptance or
this position that I would not be con-
cerned with. the past or In future In-
vestigations ~1lcre \Vatergate is con-
Ci!rned," he said.
"!\1y duties go far beyond \Vaterg8te,,.
he added.
From there the "chat" moved to soar·
ing food prices and one reporter asked
how Laird explaiils the price crisis to
Mr!. Laird.
"What do you tell a woman'.'" the
"Tiler '8sked-, -
Laird e::ii:plained that he views the crisis
on a ~·orldwide basis and said that in-
tematiooal markets are a top factor in
~soaring prices.
He did express hope, however. tha t the
recent government release or major
acreage for new food production might
"'Ork some good over after 18 months
"·~n that land comes 1nto full pro-
duction. But food was not oo the press
corps' mind.
By ~IARCI OODSON
Of !tie Oailw '"" ll•ff
Writers quickly shifted back to
., \\'atergate-related oomments attributed
lo Laird in an interview Thursday.
There is "no instant panacea" Joe the
energy shor1.1tge in the country.• but
"we're going to have to fight for the ne::ii:t
dccad~." Colorado Gov. John A. Love,
newly .11ppointed director or the federal
Energy Polley Office. said rriday.
Love. "'ho said he is challenged by the
dulles of the post to "'hich Nixon <1p-
pointed him Friday in San. Clemente. ad·
ded that one of the main causes for the
energy problem is the lifestyle of the
American society.
Asked v.'hat the pubUc can do to
alleviate the problem, Love said bluntly
"We cannot ~·&Ste energy."
He recommended a reduction or speed
on the highways, use of hw:cr settings on
air conditione rs and the utilization of
household appliances "that consume less
energy."
"All of these, rm sure, can be done,"
~ said.
The energy problem has not bctn
"orchestrated" by the power indu.stry,
Lo\'e auerted. "Basically, the problem is
there and has been around for some
time," he said, and it stems from
societal demand exceeding natural suir
plies.
"It is a real problem . not simply <: prcr
blem put toge ther by some plot," he ad·
ded.
Love said he hoped voluntary methods
ol resourct"S would be avoided. ·
Rationing ~-ould have an impact not
onl y on the economf, he said, but also on
society.
"If there I.! any way we can stay away
from rationing, l 'd prefer that," he ad·
<led.
Love aaid he woold support any
legislative action that would compel auto
manufacturers in Detroit to make
smaller, less pollutant and m or e
economica l cars. Re added that he would
make a "good effort" to g<.-t the stales lo
reduce their maximum speed limil3.
Public and state efforts will be matched
by federal efforts, Love said. 1be federal
govenuncnt will attempt to achieve a
APPOINTED ENERGY DIRliCTOR
Gow. John A. Love ,
' seven percent reduction in energy con-
sumption over the next 12 months, Nix·
on announced Friday.
Federal conservation efforts: wWlll in-
clude a reduction in the oomber of of·
fidal trips taken by federal employeo,
purchase or leasing of automobiles
which provide more economical gas
mileage, and a reduction in the level of
air conditioning in all federal buildings
during the summer.
Pr:ess secretary Ronald Zl~ler was
asked whether this meant the 1eve1 of. air
conditioning in lbe Western White House
would be reducod. Ziegler replied, "II'•
pretty hot in there alf'e4dy," he said,
re!enlng to the Waterga~ affair,
Laird nauy declared that be does not
have an "enemy list'' of the type which
the White Ilouse kept before he 3sswned
his new post
"I don't have very many enemies,'' he
said.
"I try to be helpful ·fo the press and I
alWays speak for the reCord. I have
absolutely no quarrel with ·anyone in the
press,·• he said.
What sOOuld the White House do \vith
the lists which assertedly exist at
present?
"I would hope that they would be .... 1
think destroyed. That's a proper term,"
he replied.
Laird added Uiat he Is confident that
President Nixon would hold a press con-
ference at the ctinclusion of the Senate
hearings on the Watergate a/Mir.
"I ~oold strongly oppose, however, any
such ·ad.iv1ty in reply to spec ific wit·
nesses, appearing before 'the com-
mlttee," he added,
The preliminary Watergate queries
went u.nanswert'd by the new adviser but
the session did not last long.
The former Secretary of Defense began
to show the strain when questions turned
once again to his comments quoted in an
intervie~ 11tursday. 1bose accounts
asserted that Laird believed that White
House Communicatkxls Director and
l'res.'I secretary Rooaid Ziegler should
not be the J>resjdent,'s spok~man any
longer.
Ziegler, at that point, was standing
neerby.
"I think you should reread the
statements in the story," he said.
The questions then began to surge forth
and the dJn brought IAlir<I to his feet.
"I didn't come down Jlere to discuss
this," he said more sternly. '41 came to
discuss domestic affairs.
He turned a.s if to go, but was lured
back by one last round m the issue of
SOCl1l Secur1ty improvements.
"I'll do this again," ~ aid before he
left. ''How about tomorrow''?
Bo.Isa Clean-up Plan Pared
Burke to Seek $2.5 Million in, Stare Funding
By TERRY COVILLE 10-15 years," Burke argued Friday,
ot '" 1>111~ ,.,.., ,,." The assemblyman said Governor
GOP Assembl)111"'1 ROOert Burko ()( l!engan supports m. cleanup projtd, but
Huntington lk!ach said Frklay he will try ls not empow<red to pit Ilana back into
to ,.lvage a 12.5 mllllon cleldlp project tbe budget laid on his ileitk by the
I« llolsa Chica State -tiat wu Legislalure. He con pare the dooument,
sWhed from Ibo state< budget the bit con't add to H, Burke el(pilinod.
Leglsliture a(Jlf'OVed thla week. (Rolated • The HlllXI...., lleld1 lawmakar will
sfQry, Page 4). try to amend his exulling AB 191 In order
Burke said the proJ<d WIS dropped ;J
b<coose lawmo,l<m .i.r. told by Alan D II . "B ~' POSI, the lcgisll!ive analyst, that nothing C Wll8 ugge
•hoold be done with Bolsa , Chica State
Beach pending red<W>IDpment of the BERKELE'll (AP) -The olllce of Rep.
marsh area behind Ille beed! by Ille otate Ron Dellums (1).CalJI) said Friday I( hu
f'ish and Game Dopal'tment. 1 a sworn alladavit which a h ow •
Burke .. Id that pilln 11 still (er 1n the telepmoos ill Delluma' Beriooley (end
ruture and maintains lhat Bdoa cljica OHiand o!llce! ..... but!ged. Delli""•
·bead1 lllould be spruced up..,,,_ joinOd ftllow blad< cor,.-Jfhn
"lt't rldlculqwi ·to .. Y we have a lice C<>ny<n ol b.ITQit on Ille SO<allcd ~lie
• beach llke this but let's not'.& It up !or House "en< my llst". I
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to get the iroioot financed th is year. The
·-· he 8111d, prOOalily will be considered In Atigusl
'Ibo $%.S nitUlon lo part of • total $7.5
mllllon bolulillcaUon project promJoed
I« the two atate parkl In Huntqton
Beacll.,
In April of last JNI', WU!iem Penn
Molt, Jr., the elate Cliro<tor ol potkS and -
re<reotlon, a...........i the $7.5 mlllion
wol1h of bealltlliCatlon.
Mott said 12.5 mt1IJon would be
budgeted !or 1973-74 to modernlr.e Dolsa
Cilca ~h. Another '12.5 mlllion woold
be spent on It lho year an.r.
Huntington Stale Beach Lo tlcketed for
fl.5 million In ~ In the near (uture. 1
-Cllllcltls have betn crltlciml ror
lhe ""'bby ~ ct the 1,... state
beaches comparecfto the city's bead!.
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0.ilV J>llOI Slfll Pholf
'BISMARK' !BOBBY) DAICE WITH HIS WINNING GARBENSTANGEL
Eying Trophy Symbolically, He Enters 1973 Contest With High Hopes
G-G-Garhenstangel
Pilot Coritest Wi1 i1ter E11ters A g ai11
Gamesmanship is part of
the game \Vh en the
garbenstangel season rolls
around -as it has for 1973.
Winner of the Junior
Division of the silly season
contest co-sponsored last year
by the Daily Pilot and South
Coast Plaza M erc hants
Association was Bobbv Davis
ot 1218 Donegal Place, Costa
Mesa .
IN FACT, HE \VOil in the
division the first t'.''O .years of
the contest, now in its third
year, and he didn't hold back
that \\'Ord from the rest of the
... .-orld y,•hen he entered this
year's competition.
Adopting "Bismark " as his
first name, 13-year-old ~taster
Davis . noted on his ent ry
coupon U1at he is a t"•o-time
winner.
lie also included t he
gr:ituitous information that his
1973 e·ntry will be named
Strongfanile. It's a name to
bring fear to the heal'ts of
would-be competitors. A t
least. obviously, that is 1vhat
Bisn13rk (Bobby) hopes.
Contestants undaunted by
Bisn1ark and Strongfangle
\vould be well advised to get
cracking on the creation of
thei r garbenstangcls for the
1973 event.
JUDGING IS scheduled for
Saturday morning, July 21,
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only l\\'O 11•eekcnds a\vtty as
Orange Coast area residents
prepare for this \1·eck's July 4
holiday.
Entries can be displayed
and tuned up for competition
at the Carousel Court of South
Coast Plaza from \Vednesda y,
July 18, until judging begins
about 10 o'clock on the morn-
ing of "Garbenstangel Day."
All entrie.9. of course. must
be set up and in operation: for
the judges to see on that
Saturday 1norning.
PRJZES FOR the· 1973 con-
test ''i ll be announced shortly.
Competition wi ll be divided
into three divisions
Collegiate Division, won the
past t1o1:0 years by Orange
Coast College; Open Division,
all age groups: J u nior
Division, open to both boys
and girls 12 and under.
Every participant w i 11
r£>Cc ive a memento of the 1973
Build a Better Garbenstangel
Contest and International
nallye.
GA RBENSTANGELS, for
the uninformed, ar~ anything
the inventors of them declare
them to be. Most of them arc
Rube Goldberg·style creations
with lots of gears, gadgets and
mechanical parts.
Hilliard
Services
Set Today
Funeral services for long-
tin1e Costa Mesa resident
l\ilary R. Hilliard are sched·
uled for 11 a.m. today at the
Seafaring i\--1asonic Temple,
Ne\vport Beach.
i\--1rs. Hilliard. 326 Hamilton
St., died \\1ednesday at the age
of 65.
A resident of Costa Mesa for
the past 38 )'Cars. Mrs .
~Iilliard \Vas the past high
priestess of the Golden Harbor
Plans
For Marsh
Get Boost
Ca lifornia's legislators have
given an unexpected boost to
the Fish and G a m e
Departm e nt 's plan for
recreating a salt "'ater marsh
in the Bolsa Chica area near
11untington Beach.
The Fish and Game Depart.
ment requested $20,000 in the
1973-74 state budget to start
prelin1inary studies of the
marsh plan.
Unexpectedly, according to
Assemblyn1an Robe1·t Burke
(R-Huntington Beach), the
Legislature kicked the amount
up to $100,000 to allow for a
complete masterplan or the
Bolsa Chica marsh.
BURKE said legislators did
not feel $20,000-\Vas enough to
thoroughly study aJI aspects of
the Fish and . Game proposal.
"'hich also includes a propoSed
marina atid an ocean channel
CUL
Lale last year, the state
completed a land swap \Vith
Signal Gas and Oil Co. which
gave the state $30 acres of the
Bolsa Chica marsh along the
inland side of Pacific Coast
High\vay, south of \\'arner
A'•enue.
Fish and Game authorities
hope to recieate a 400-acre
natural salt water marsh -a
project never be f o re at-
ten1pted -and also build a
130-acre boating and fish ing
n1arina.
TO HELP BUILD t h e
marsh, and open boat access
to the ocean. a charuie l needs
to be cut froni the marsh to
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Dllf'I' ,llot Slt ll ,holo
Iii Tlie Brig,
-There's not 1ruch Sarge, a Belgian ·Shephe:rd , can
do in the gu~rdhouse of the 1-Iuntington Beach Hu-
1nane Society but stand at pa r ade rest . 'fhe 111.!-year
old \Vatchdcig is incarcerated at 21632 Newland St.,
and the old can1paigner \vants out. l"le likes kids.
.I-le can be reviewed from 10 a.01. to 5 p.ril. at the
pound. lie will be reassigned to the command of a
family "'ith a big yard fo r his parade grQUnd. And,
like any soldier ready to ship out for a new duty
pOst, he has all his shots.
Ex-Coast
Polif1eman ,
Finds Wav I •
Fonner Ney,•port &tach Po-
lice Capt. Jbn Parker. no\v Po-
lice cbter in Reno, Nev .. found
his own \\'8Y to cope \11hen the
gas shortage hit his deparl-
ment last week.
He had his men palrol the
city on foot.
The departmenrs gas
reserves ran out early in the
week and iOO gallons were
borrowed from the city yard.
But a command officer at
headquarters said that patrol
car officers were ordered to
park their vehicles, walk for
or five blocks of their patrol
area, then move their cars to
anot her area .
CIUEF Parker said th e
police still have not received
gas to fill their tanks, but that
offi cers are using city gas SUP<'
plies. The police department
bas been told that it \Vould
receive no more gas before
Sunday or l\fonday. Parker
said.
He said the city supplies \\1ill
carry the department until it
receives more gas. '"\Vc'Jl
n1ake ii," he said.
The Nevada Highway Patrol
also said it ran low on gas ear-
ly in the 'veek.
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BRUNCH Development may t a k e
several years, but Fish and ~
Gan1e authorities hope to rf
thoroughly plan all aspects of
it this year. The $100,000 study ·'
grant should speed up that
process.
New Aid
Office Set
For Mesa
A Social Security office 'vill
be opened soon in Costa l\1esa,
Congressman Andre\v J .
Hinshaw (R-Ne\vp:irt Beach)
announced Friday.
Hinshaw said he had been
told that the fede ral govern-
ment · is looking for 3,000-
square-feet of space for ·a
branch office Vl'hi ch "'ill have
12 employes. He said the agen-
cy hopes to find space on
Ne"rport or Harbor boulevards
or East 17th Street.
TIIE NEW Costa -1.1.esa: bf·
fice will be under the
supervision of the n1anager of
the principal county Social
Security ofrice in Santa Ana,
the congressman revealed.
'"I am confident that this
new office nil! add valuable
assistance a nd convenience to
the people of Costa Mesa anl:i
Newport Be a ch," Hinsha\v
said.
Robert M. Ball. federal com-
missioner of Social Securi-
!y, told the congressman that
four branch offices have been
requested for Orange County.
LAGUNA BEACH and Hun-
tington Beach facilities have
been approved and \viii be
opened as soon as. ollice space
is found, Ball said·
111 the Service
class of 1974, received
An1crica11 Legion-il·Iilitary Ex-
cellence A\vard .
Ainnan Ke\'in \\'. J\tullaney,
son of retired Air Force Senior
i\-faster Sergeant and 1\-lrs.
'J"hon1as i\-Tullaney, 10O2 2
Bisn1ark Dri ve. Huntington
Beach, h<1s graduated at Shep-Navy Dentaln1an Recruit
pard A1',B, Tex., from the U.S. J\Uchael T. Lindsay. son of Mr.
Air Force aircraft mechanic and Mrs Klin J . Daiton J r., of
course conducted by the Air 9 161: Ch c Is ea Ci re l e .
Training Co1nmand (ATC.) Westminster. graduated from
Airman f\-fullaney. '''ho "·as r ecruit training at the Naval
trained to !repair current Air Training Center here.
Force jet aircraft, is being 1--·
assigned to Williams AFB.
Ariz . He \v~ll serve ."·ith a ~nit I BUSINESS AND
of ATC wh>Ch prov.ides flyin g, PROFESSIONAL
tcchrucal and basic m1htary
\raining lor Air ·Force person-GUI DE
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Air National Guard Airman e MA TT RESS ES e Charles · Falconbridge Jr., son•!,. _____ _.,_ ___ •
of l\lrs. Martha L. Bennett, 145 MA TY.RESSES
l\1orris Lare, Costa Mesa. has IOATS HOMES TRAILllS
graduated from Air Force frreg•'-SMpet
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received special instructionrin
human relations during his six
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communications specialist at
the Technical Training Center
at Shepj;ard AFB, Tex.
James F. Mastrogany, son
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Mastrogany Of 5602 Kingsford
Ter .. Irvine, has be e n rec~ized as an oust.Standing
U.S. Air Force Reserve Of-
ficers Training Corps
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University of Sou the r n
California.
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George Montgofuery Builds Own Hoines
By VlVIAN BROWN
AlMCleM .. , ... WrttH
A wl!ely nudge may be all
tha t la needed to awaken the
latent talents of µ do-it·
yourself er, advises actor
Geor~e Montgon1ery. co m·
me nting on his 28 years in the
big world of build-it-yourself.
For him It happened when
he was married to Dinah
Shore . ln 194 5 he
reeonstructed the r o t ting
doors or her station wagon,
and she promptly bought him
a lathe and "on ~very con-
ceivable occasion" gave him
work tools.
The rugged. hand.'iOmt: s1x-
footer went on to bt.>Co1nc the
movie colony's best known ~<?-
ll·yoursclfcr as he n1ointa ined
his acting career.
llE BEGAN by n1aking
furniture -n1oslly early
American -first a \Vindsot•
bench and then Queen Anne,
and he bui lt houses ~·hich are
now getting to be coll ecliblc.
He is always learning nc1v
things. He can now install
plurnbing.
"\\/hen we bought " \'Cry
I
small house ori. a marvelous cabinets. doors. y.•oocJ trin1,
plL-ce of property, I really got finiihing it in the factory u11d
\Vilh it," be observed. "With a carting 1t lo the house site.
couple or carpenters I added In a short time the word had
some 8,000 :square feet. which becon1e "let ~eorge do it" llS
included a big projectiol) \ the Alan La<idll. Gary Cot1per!:I.
roon1." f f'refl McMurrnys fi nd Bill
He buUt n worksho1> iu l~ Bend ixes -among hi!) first
backyard of that house tn customers -ca1ne to ogle and
r:ncino, but toter a complete then say , "that is jUst \Yhat Y.'e
factory waB built in 'a need ." He gutted and ren1odcl-
prop erly-zoned area, and he ed Robert Taylor's house and
has had as many as 15 cabi net fi lled the Jack Webb house
workers helping him turn out with his furniture. ..
his designs, which he always
draws r1I.'1t on the lumber . Ile Jl\1PROVISATION n1ay be,
liked to· ito raised 'paneling the key in maintaining . 111-/ '
terest. h1: u1s1sts. Ills idea.,
\
evolve as be prO<.'CedS. At llk!
moment he is; n1orc or less
thinklnR ubo>lt the kind of
furn iture he v.•ants to put in
tus oc\1' house at Palm
Springs. Put:>l>lo-s tylc of crude
stucto 1.u1d adobe bi'ick. lt will
tJt! unique. he explained. I-l uge
bouldct's 3re to part ii ion 3
split level area \vith the hi,!lp
of a 130-ton leasrd crane.
C1.1vc-likc sho\Yers \\·ill be buill
right into rock formations. A
bar and barbecue will overlook
a rcflcctor pool.
"But the n1ost important
part of the house Is lhe foun-
dation -I rilways mokc the1n
\Vider and dee~r t h a n
necessary -;ind I aJy.•ays
1nake sUrf the house is prop·
erly brllct>d," he remarked.
City codes keep most builders
on their toes. but :1 IOt of
~lipshod building occurs In
those 111·0 areas."
The house '''ill be big even
though he is a loner. who
cnter1f·11s only occasionally.
His ch !dren. Melissa 24 . and
John, 9, might visit. ·
i\lON 'l'GOi\lEl\Y "I u r n l' d
plum ber." he sn1rl. the d:iy he
\vas prese.nted "ith <i bill of
$263 for lubor an•l Si l 1or
moiterinls by IY.'O pluml>crs for
n couple of hours 1vork at 1hc
fa ctory .
How Yo11
Can Fill Big Wi1111ers They're
Shad)'.
I THE PICK OF Punch I
PUNCH
.. Pl'Oplc do not realize lhl'Y
can <ll> such jobs unril tht'Y
1rv. Afti-i·-an r~1rthqu11\.;e
bU:stcd a CQUplc of lines un (lcr
the slab floor [II n1y house I
picked up sorne pipl' a11d
ellx>1vs aud re1>lu1nbed the
\\'hole house \1'hen I 1noved the
lines to th e (lttir. I've alreoid.v
put in the Sl'l>t ir tanks artU
!->C\\'er lines at the ne\1' house
site and I'll S<l\'C nl>out $8.000
doing 1ny O\\'ll µhunb ing, I
figure."
l'.'l .<\OUIT ION 10 prt'pilring
for t11'0 1novies in Yugoslavia
nnd Th nil;ind. nnd supervising
the house ;ind furniture plnns .
he 11•ill tour 20-or·SO cities as a
consultant on \\llQd linishi111!
for Johnson \Vn:.:. for 1\•hon1 he
has done son1c television C{lm·
n1rrcials. It \rill be a labnr of
love. He \l'ill be talki ng ;;ibout
son1et!1ing he kno11's ;i 101
about , he says. His furniLurc is
111ostly solid 11•ood. so n1e 1\'it h
burl inlav. He incises soine olr
iectfl. •IC feels rhere is nolhing
duller th:in 11·ood 11·ithout some
c"'nfigur:ition. "Bl1t l reJlly
do:1't nerd 10 do an~·thing any
JllOt'L' if I do!1't 1rant to." he
sa\'s. "A:1d l hu1ld Jll Y houses
priced. A set of Queen Anne -
chairs and dining toble. '\'elsh
clrtsser - originall y sold for
$7.000 but y.•as recently resold
al $24.000. A desk appraised al
SJ .500 cost him $275 to make,
he proudly observed. lie
e~tim,1tes he has turned. out
thousands of pieces o t
furniture in his career. \Vhen
.lohnson wanted to show some
of his pieces in New York
recently, Montgomery located
a truckload of it right there.
The Void
By ANDV LANG
A~ Ntw1f .. ti1..._
Coast Fr~clisiu.s Tops
They went to Los Cer-
'ritos \Vith thei r fuchsias
and other shade-lov ing
i)lants and returned, bear-·
1ng ribbons and trophies,
Se ven mcn1bcrs of the
Costa Mesa-Bay Cities
Branch of the National
Fuchsia Socie1y had t-n-
tries in the .19th annuoi l
Fuc hsia and Shade Plant
Shov.'. It \vas June 22, 23
3nd 24 in Los Cerritos.
best fuchsia iu !he shO'I''.
f!.1rs. (;ladys Lauden-
be rger, 3145 '\'ukon. Costa
!\fcsa, won fi ve blue1.rib-
bons and three suc;ond
pince ribbons. She also
\V o n the S\\'OOpstakes
trophy for the most plants
in the novice division.
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But Nice
Shade-loving .plant s arc p!en·
tiful in £alifornja but there i:>
a \\'orld of difference in the
degree of shade !hey 1viU
tolerate. Some sulk if you give
1hem too much shade \\'hi!e
others adapt.
Th:? trick is to n1atch thr
plant to the situation. All
plants like same tight. But.
there are a few plants \\ hici1
'''ill do "'ell in areas "'here the
~~~~~~~~~ ' foi" e:.i~r-1.::1rl'.·· ·
Q. -My young so n got a toy
tool chest for Christmas. I had
my misgivings about it , but he
got plent y or uSe from itl and
·my fears about damaged
furniture and such were never
realized. Yesterday, however.
he got rambunctious with the
hammer and banged a hole in
our dining roo m \\'ail. which is
made of gypsum board. JIO\Y
can it be fixed? The bole goes
about half way through the
board.
A. -Buy some or the ce-
ment that is used for fill ing
the seams or wallboard. Fill
the opening about half way
with the ce ment. Don't bother
to smooth it out. since fi n ir-
regular surface will enable the
second ·application to grip bet-
ter. Wait oi bout 24 hours. then.
fill the remainder of the
damaged area 'l''il h cement
until ii is the very tiniest bit
above the gypsum board. \Vail
anoth er 2t hours, then sand
the patch even witb the sur-
rounding surface. Touch up to
match.
l\1r. and fi1rs. Orvic
Hicks. 11 634 f{osc1nary
Ave·. Fountain Vall ey.
"·on seven first plac(' rib-
bous ror fuch sias. 'fhis
also v.•on for thcn1 !he
:i Ill at e u r S\\'eepstakes
trophy for having the n1ost
blue ribbons.
Mrs. Billy D. \V()!xls.
8302 Friesland Drive Hun t-
ington Beach, \1·00 l\\'O
rirst place rib bons . .f.\\'O se-
:-ond place ribbon<: and
!\VO th ird place ribhol's·
She also 1von a trophy for
:1 11 outstan<li11g fuchsia
"Otto" v.•hich is a single
upright of red and magen-
ta Ct)!oring-. !·fer daughter
Diann \1·011 first phlCf' i11
tht· junior rnembcrs sec•
tion for blosson1s On ;:i
ru ch.c:ia ruuncd "Diana."
shade is dense. ratshedcra is
enc you can count en in darker
locations. It is a hybrid offspr-
ing of two unlikely parents -
ivy and arnlia -and
1
is .1
senli-vine. ThC a pp ea Ii n g
green folia ge a n d in-
terestingly shaped leaves are
evergreen attractions.
Toniatoes Grow
llis ·,ll.l''il'lll . i.000-square-
foo t . :\lcdltrrranean-style
house ovt'rlooki;1g all n f
()evcrly Hills has been planned
so that iit doesn't require a
housekeeper -he can vacuum
the \vhole thing in less th:in an
hour.
HI S L~!lGE HANDS -•·f
1n il kcd about 30 cows a day &S
n bov "On our ranch in f\olon-
tana 1' -need to be kept busy
\\'ilh the manual work be lo\'CS~ he says. At 12, he \Vas
Hn A-plus s u den t in
n1echanical dra\Ying and art.
;ind bold enough to redra\•
plans for a house his father
"'as building...for hi s sister. A
i:;ood deal of the appreciation
he feels for early American
furni ture and architecture was
inspi red by his fr iendship with
\Vatson Webb Jr., a Hollywood.
film editor, "''ho now heads an
early Ainerica n restoration
llroject begun by his fa1nily in
~1asslchusetts.
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In Your l(itchen l\·lontgon1cry ft1rniture is
cotlccUb!e but not barg:i.in-Paul Kea sler, I 8 4 9
Kinglet Court. Cost a
l\1esa, won six blu e rib-
bon s. three second place
ribbon s and lhrC'C trophies.
One trophy \1·as fo r the
·best bush fuch s ia.
"l'apoose". Another \vas
for the best new in·
troduction. a tree fuchsiu .
"Tessie". \vhich he h:ls
rcgistert'd. P;ipoose also
11•on anolher trophy as the
An oth er junior 111cmb11r,
Po11py Davis. 5219 Bruce
Crrscent. Newport Beach.
ll'nn :i second plac1•.
~l .. s. J11rlc1• ~1cC!u1'kcv
nf co~ta I\-1esa "·on a hlue
ribbon for a fuchsia. "Non-
Paricl'' Shf' ;i,Jso \\'On ~
third for a Strin g of Pearls
•11crl1if'nt nnd a first. for a
!ubtrous betionia.
Q. -I am gcllng ready to ••••••••••••••••••••• ... install solid y.·ood paneling in
our attic. Jn looking ove r the
\'Cry differcrit kinds O[ panel-
ing, 1 found out from the
lumber dealer that l must buy
the panels about a week
be rore I put them up. He said
they had to be stm·cd ;illi the ~
house ahead of time. I never
thought to ask him why. I'd
like to know the reason.
A. ....r Any y.•ood to be in-
stalled should be kept in the
room ~'here it is to be used for
several d'iys before being at-
tached. to the framework. It
should be stacked so that air
can circu late around each
piece. This is to permit the
wood to adjust to the room's
nonna1 humidity. Then , \Yh~n
it is installed. ir ls less likely
to warp or otherwise get out of
shape .
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h1 Co11tai11ers
Aln1ost any planl tha t gruY.'S
coin 00 featured in 3 con-
tainer: shn1bs, many trees.
flowering sp-iens, including
roses; plus succulent s, bulbs.
herbs. and dwarf citrus.
Sha\lo'A·-rooted performers
such as azaleas, can1el\ias and
roodOOeOOrons are splendid
candidates for growing in
tubs.
trivances in oth(.'r 1natc1·ials.
Sevcrni inexpen!.:ive sun1n1er-
f\o"'efin~ annuols planted in a
deep, \\•ide Lerra cotfa saucer
creation look like a million
dollars. Combining succulen ts
\l'ith d1varf m a rig o Ids ,
a@'falurn or zinnias in a f.fex-
ican pottery container adds
cheer lo any setting.
Aspidistra is called Cast
Iron Plant. It's durable -
even in darkened den. indoors
or in the shad e g:ardcn. The
long, rich green leaves forn1
an interesting accent in plan-
tings \\'here lit tie I i g h r
penetrates.
Fuchsias are shade lovers,
but a common tendency.
reports the California Associa-
tion of Nurserymen, is to give
them too much shade. Result
is a shortage of bloon1 and
gen e r a JI y a su~pa'r
performance: Fuch.sias live
and thrive in shade, but they
need enough light to keep their
foliage full and rresh. In the
prcper, location, fuchsias 1~·i ll
give you profuse bloon1 fron1
_late_..sp_ring to lute fa ll.·
Cli\'ia is another flovrcring
choice for the shade garden.
Strap-like !eaves add interest
to the garden; lovely orange
blooms add floral beauty
under less-than-perfect con-
ditions. Hydrangeas, tuberous
begonias and cycloimen arc
other floWering delights to
cpnsider for shaded areas.
Ferns and aralias are good
choices for creating special ef-
fects in landscapes \1·herc
shade prevails. f or son1ething
SAN FRANCISCO CUP!) -\
An apartment garden can pro-
duce luscious tomatoes if
1l1ey're planted and cared for
prope rly.
Dr. \\'alt Virgin. mcinagcr cf ,
plant pathological research for
Del l\1ontc Corp: gives the I
fol lo\\·ing tips for gro1\ing
lomatocs in a kitchen. living
room or den:
Buy nursery . sci!. it's in-
expensive and disease-free.
PuL the dirt in an eight-inch
clay pot, water it 1,1·e!l and let
it set tv.·o days before plan·
ting.
Choose seed suited to reduc-
ed sunlight conditions. Five
recommended varieties are
Tiny Tim . Small Fry. Patio,
Ace and ~lanapal . I
Place one seed each in three
.oe--four holes abcuL _Uiree-1
foui:l.hs of an inch deep. c:>ver l
and water. After the seedlings
arc three inches tall. W1in (he
crn p 10 one plan: per pol.
To help the pollination pro-
ce ss in lieu of bees and 1l'ind.
flick the vines after the f1011·-
ers are fully developed.
Virgin said. persons \\'ho
s.1nokc should y.•ash their
lla nd ~rore handling planrs-
because tobacco transn1its a
rirus \\'hich can harn1 lhc:n.
eheck .Joiuls
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AMLJNG -• nt "'t In >et llforn•• l'>ortic;ullurt sonc;e 1920 Q. -I intend to put a
plastic laminate top on an old
table. 1'he man in the store
that sells the plastic said I
have to put a sheet of plastic
laminate._on the botton1 of the
table top as well . He said he
didn't know the reason, but
that professlonnl Y.'OOd'>'·orkers
do th is. Is this true and why is
'Fhere are a "'ide variety of
containers -sonic traditiona l
in design. others with con·
tempor11:ry appeal. a n d yet
additional ones lh.:'11 a 1· e
futuristic in appearance. In
addition to rcd1\'ood anti pot-
tery containers. craftsn1en
have developed planling con-
1\ \\'ax Lear Pri\'el. clipped
and sh<Jped into a pyra1nid or
lopiary. and featured in an
urn . exudes fol'mality. Plant
Ille san1e itcn1 in a redY.'ood
!~}:> ~ud the creation lends
Jµ;clf to informa l setting!\.
Eilher \\'D.Y, the beauty is
distincli\ e.
sp<>cial. check the golden -
flecked aucuba. gold dust
plant. Its gloSsy, evergrce11
appearance is appreciated , not
only for the colcration. but for
the dense. full grov.·th habit cf
Jn putting do\\'ll l)tll'Quet ,P.ol•••llll~ll!nlllllllllllll"."'~
it done? .------.,.-----,\
A. -Some do. ~1ost d~'t.
The theory, hoy.·ever. is sow1d .
When you place the plastic
laminate on the 1op of the
tuble, that part or it is shut off
from air. The botton1 Isn't -
and over a pe riod or time,
wa1"R3ge may result I did a
si mil ar job some years ago,
but instead or placing a sheet
of plastic laminate on the
unde rside or the table top, I
.ealed it with three coots of .
sbellac, mixed 50-50 y.·ith
denatured alcohol. So far there
has been no warpage.
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1ap dripping turned out to
00 a ·washout.
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ged and the water flooded
the apartment below her$.
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By D!LL STALL
.. ,. ,.ollllcal Writ.it
The party h.am1ony that has given
Callfom\1 Republicans executive com·
mand ol the aU.te Capi tol the past deeade
l! getting frayed nt the ed1es.
Chances of Reinecke, Finch. Fading Republicans are now commenting openly
about the chance or a Reagan Jhird term .
But they have said they are not actually
trying to pressure Reagan to run again. l
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The undercurrents ot an intra;>arty
struggle are beglnnJng to surface as four
potential GOP candidates maneuver to
succeed Ronald Reagan as governor In
1974.
Republicans are a minority party in . '
Cslif<lmi a, and v.·henever they quarrel
among thems elves in primary battles,
they have trouble beating Democrats in
the rail 8lecllons.
EVENTS IN RECENT months have
given a major boost to the prospects of
State Controller }louston I. Flournoy to
Our itlan in Su11 Francisco ------.
San Francisco
Reminiscent
· Of Big Quake
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -"ls Snn fran·
clsco finished?" asks the headline on
~ an article in a distinguished architec·
• tural journal, and the ansvter Is no, or
: course not. San Francisco hasn't been
• finished since the day it started and it
' never l\1 11 be. We had muddy corners
and \VoodC!n si~ewalk~ a hundred years seaminess are constantly aboil, dlrty,
ago and they r;: 'Sttll around.,, mas--v.iclous, degrading, f a s c i n a t i 0 g . ~uerading as Improvements ,, ~d ti-tarket St. is being "beautified" but
.Your BART Dollars at ~or~. e its denizens aren't. Already a million
city today looks much as 1t did after dollars' worth of bricks are encrusted
the 1008 unpleasantness : cracked and with gum, soiled by cigarettes and
torn-up streets, fallen and falling debris cracking under the paunding
buildings and endless str~tches of feet 0( those who couldn't care Jess
valuable property cove~ed with rubble about sycamore trees or "discreet"
ed garbage. Nostalgics need only Wh t th ant is hat glance into their rear-view mirrors to marqu~. a , ey w . w
see The City That Was_ Tod.ay ! only a c1ty ~an provide -achoo -a~d . San Francisco has more than it s Market St. at Stoc kton JS beln.g torn share. In the Tenderloin, despite
• up for v.•hat. must be the 10th t~e Jn Hilton and prowl cars, the meat is still
the past five yea rs, great yellow on the hoof at so much a pound . At 4 din~aurs digging metal beaks into p.m. or 4 a.m., you can get hugged,
dehc1ous fresh pavement. Chomp. mugged or· drugged. Yummy~ CroSsing the intersection, ·
you bump into more trenc hes than SAN -FRANCISCO. constantly being
they 'had in Wnrld \Var I. It's rutting picked at by carpers and dug up by
season on Folsom St., which makes dev elopers. its sweet hills disap·
the East African Safari Rally look like pearing wider the bulk of new
a Concours d'Elegance. As you bounce buildings. The city has more divOt s
alQOg all you can think ol is yoor poor than a golf course, althoug h, in the
shock absorbers groaning. "Ouch!" -deathless \vords of Buster Bundsen, if
"Oof!" and "Ugh!" as in that funn y h II · it were put back toget er a at once 1t
TV commercial. v.'Ouldn't fit and who wants a Jumpy
\Vhoever has the concessim for Manhattan? Ceaselessly, the steel ball
those conical traffi c barriers -those swings and Iandmarks fall into dust.
"hats for wittiles buried standing up," as a developer from Kansas City
as St. Clair McKelway called them -scoffs "How can you talk abou t
f-+-+-•-must-be-the--richest--man-ln-town . landmarks in a city as youn g as San
1 Francisco?"
j ~lAGJCALLY, m ys teriou s l y, But it has always been the com-
: mystically, the t0\\1'1 continues to rune-binalion of new and old that has made
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tton. Maybe because it IS perpetually this city beguiling.
Unfinished. as untamed as its people.
A ,cosmetic job called Verba Buena
C.enter is going into the old S~id Ro\v
area -hide the winos from the
tourists! -but it \\un't Y.'Ork. The
Center area sto s short of Sixth St.,
and· there the vita ity and the
IS SAN FRANCISCO finished? No,
only confused, but delightfully So. In
the confidential v.·ords of a BARTman
on Market: "Bet\\·een us, the only
time \ve .know what's gofilg on around
here Is \Vhen v•e knock off for lunch."
be the first "moderate" RepubUcan to
win the GOP gubernatorial nomination
since the late Goodwin J. Knight won a
full term In 1954.
The 43-year~ld Flournoy has been con·
ducting a low-key caznpaign, trave ling
around the state talk ing to Rotary Clubs,
govemrilent groups, and local fundraising
affa irs for other Republicans.
But the good-looking Flournoy, a
former political science teache r '''ith a
PhD from Princeton, also has compiled a
campa ign warchest of $300,000 and is
assembling a state\vide po I i l i ca I
organization.
There are t"•o major factors in
Flournoy's quiet ascendancy:
-The apparent failure of the declared
candidacy of Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, once
considered Reagan's heir apparent, to
catch fire. There also is the prospect of a
bitter fight between Reinecke and..::State
Atty. Gen. Evelle J. Younger for the con-
servative GOP vote next June.
-The indirect" effect of the Watergate
affair on former Nixon Cabinet officer
Robert H. Finch , now a L-Os Angeles at-
torney. While Finch, one of Nixon's
oldest_poljtical fri ends. has not been im-
plicated in \Vatergate in any u·ay,
political observers believe his close reJa.
tionsh).p \vilh Nixon hurt his chances for
the nomination.
FLOURNOY1S in-house political ad-
viser is Paul Beck, former press
secretary to Reagan, who says : "We're
right on course. We 're beginning to do
sortie ~hings, develop an organization.
Our sched ule will be stepped up in the
fall."
Reinecke, 49, has been considered
'RN
Reagan's choice as a succemr ever
since 1969 v.'hen Reagan picked Reinecke,
then a llttle·known congressman from
Southern California, to be lieutenant ·
governor. He filled the vacancy Created
\\'hen Finch resigned that job to become
Nixon's first secretary of health, educa-
tion and welfare. As early as 1969,
Reinecke sa id he intended to run for
governor when Reagan stepped do\vn.
Polls have indicated Reinecke was not
the rront·runner many thought he was
and one influential lteagan supporter \Vas
quot ed recently as saying. his campaign
is "falling on its face .': 1
Earl Warren, \vbo went on to become
U.S. cltief justice, Is the only governor In
California history to Win a third term.
Reagan §.BYS no\V his plans are to go on
a series or national speaking tours after
he leaves office to denounce \Vhat he
calls "political and economic fairy tales''
abroad in the land. This is interpreted by
many as a trial run for a possible bid for
th e presidency in 1976.
Political insiders arc ,,. on d e r in g
\Vhether that strategy, or retaining the
platform of gcivernor of the nation's most
populous state, woo ld offer Reagan a bet-
ter shot at the GOP presidential nomina-
tion. ·
This ha s helped trigger talk among top GOP circles that Reaga n shou ld be SOME COP observers say Reagan's
persuaded to run for a third term, chances might be diminished if either a
something he has flatly said he would not Democrat is governor or if Flournoy d suceeds Reagan. While they maintain a 0· polite political alliance in public, Reagan
ALTIIOUGH REAGAN, now 63, firmly and Flournoy often differ on fiscal and
declares his self-imposed t"·o-term limit political issues.
is immutable, the third-term talk con· F I our n 0 y , a former state
tlnues to escalate. assemblyman, was a long-time advocate
Another offshoot of the COP dilemma of payroll withholding of state personal
is talk of bringing in a ''new face" can-income taxes. Reagan was a long-time
didate such as current H.EW Secretary .-foe of withholding, fina lly chan ging his
Caspar W. Weinberger. \Vho served two mipd after he y,·as persuaded the state
years as Reagan's tough-fisted finance haltto have it to avoid recurring fiscal
director before going to \Vnshington. crises.
Weinberger has said he has been too \Vhen the fir st income tax refund
busy even to think of tha t P.OSSibility. checks \vent out this year, inore than
Efforts earlier this year by top GOP four million of them, !¥Y all bore the
fundraisers to launch an effort 10 pick _ signature of Controller Houston I.
and back -t]Je_R_epubli_c.an gubernatorial Flournoy.
candidate with the best chance of win-Flournoy upset Democratic incumbent
ning dissolved when Reag3n denounced it Controller Alan CranstOn in 1966 alter
as "king-making" and said he would 1decid:ing at the very last minute to run .
haVe no part of it. He led the ticket in winning a second term in 1970 .-topping the total votes for
SEVERAL OF those same \\•ealthy Reagan and Reinecke.
IS HIS. STAR RISING?
GOP Hopeful Flournoy
Flournoy is a cordial and easygoi11~
man "'ho 1~·cNrs Ivy League blazers and
suits, strijX'd ties and shirts with button·
do1\'n collars ..
lie resists the "moderate" tag, coin·
menting. "I might be considered liberal
on one thing, conservative on another. I
just don't know what the bell 'moderate'
meanj."
Service' Exclusive
White House Aides Prepa
1
re Daily Su11iniary for President
By JULES LOH
The nation's most exclusive ne\\'S
publication is put together every: day by
a staff. of five for one key reader: the
President of the United States.
Titled simply. "I'iews Summary," it ar-
rives at his desk at 8 a.m. each morning
in a blue Iciose-leaf binder. If the Presi-
dent i! out of town it reaches him by
y,i re.
The summary, meaty but juiceless,
contains the essence of news and com·
mentary from nearly SO d a 11 y
newspapers, about as many magazines
and journals, plus the major nev"s
services and the three major tele.vision
net,vorks. '
A sample:
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"2 US News pages 011 'Biggest \VI-I.
Banquet Ever' w 7 photos or~ the 'day
of high patriotism' -·l ike a brr.atli of
fresh air for scandal-r idden DC' and
'a much-need lift fo r a beteO!JUerecl
RN •• .'."
The item, from a May 28 summary,
coodenses a U.S. News & World Report
story on the White House (WH ) banquet
for returning war prisone~. Well-known
names, including Richard Nixon's, are in
the form of initials.
THE SUMMARY generallf runs about
30 pages with the news these days divid-
ed into categories: Watergate, Indochina,
Economy and so fort h. In recent months
\Vatergate bas commanded most of the
digest's space.
Pnlrick J . Buchanan . a \Vhlte House
spcech1vriter and fonner editorial y,'J'iter
for the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, began
the summary when Pres ident Nixon l.ook
office and still Supervises its production .
Washington Star-Ne\\'S and sometimes
lhe Chicago Sun-Times and the New York
t>ost.
Among joornaJs, the summariCs-focus
not only on the news y,·eeklies but on
publicat ions ranging from Foreign 1\I·
(airs to Playboy and the Village Voice .
The main editing, however, is done by Daily digests, hoy,-ever, gi\'C prom-
Lyndon Mort Allin, a 32-year~ld former inence to television reports.
history teacher who says he has always been interested in the media. In the print media . special watch is
A review of some summaries tor the kept !Qr "a new trend of thought. Peopl.;
past year shows 1hat the digests are in-like Lisagor or Sidey can set some trenrls
deed thorough and generally objective, If and get thlngs popplng," Allin said.
usually bone dry. referring to Peter Lisagor of the Chicago
TIIE-SAME summary that contained-Daily f'i_cws and 1-Iugh Sidey of Time~
the favorable U.S. News & \Vorld Report Allin occasionally tries to en!iVen the
comment on the PO\V banquet, for ex-usually gray digests.
.
' ' • Literary Flowers Blos.som •. Ill China
ample. aJso gave Time magazine's
assessment that his "speech to the POWs
'carried RN's new theme to illogi cal
lengths . . . He was flirting w i t h
demagoguery ... at an occasion of d~p
nat'l appreciation used by RN for a seU·
serving purpose."
KNOWING TllE President's interest
in sports, for instance, he' inserted on
Page I above the title "May 26 Dlgesl of
Weekend News Comment" !his bulletin :
''Padres are reportedly coming to
DC next year." But Writers Wary Over Mao's Latest Creat~11ity Offer
By CHARLES R. SMITH
UPI hnl•r ••Uor
The heavy hand or literary censorship
in China is being lifted slightly.
The Communist party is urging writers
and artists to break out of the stlfling
mold of the CUitural Revolution, to turn
out a greater variety of works and show
more creativity.
"Let a hundred flowers blossom and a
hundred schools of thought contend," !he
party said . reviving an old theme that
j most of the nation's intellectuals would t rather forget. 1
· '. LABOR AND THOUGllT r e f or m ~ camps still are filled with people who
f took that enticing offer by plfrty
1 Chalnnan Mao Tse-tung at face value in
the late 1950s.
Mindful of the harsh crackdown on in-
tellectuals during the so-called ''Hundred
Flowers" rectification campaign in 1957,
v.Titers not still undergoing re-education
nre wary about the latest admonition to
broaden th eir horizons and exptriment
more wllh new theme11 and TI(!w ideas.
The party newspaper. People's Daily,
took note or their re ticence and gave
rcassurance!i In a recent commentary.
"\\'e should create more good works
for revolution with determination and
ardor. We should wipe out entirely the
bad notion that 'liter•ry ahd art work b
• dlngerous\" the People's Daily said,
"OUll GREAT LEADER, O!alrman
Mao, pointa out: •0urreseomlbtUty is to
the people.' Thi! Is aeklng us not only to
dare to act without fear of committing
mJ1~e1 but also to adopt an attitude of
reivoluUonary rupe>nslbillly no matter
whether we art revising a literary or art
work or creatJng a new work. We should
emt great effort' and are to experiment
to creata more works ~·hlch are worthy
ol our grut era."
"When 1'e put something into practice
we are IW'i! to meet wllb dlfflcuJty. Are
wt going lonrard In the face of the dil·
nculty or rettt•t before: It?" the <:om·
mentary said. "We sbould persist in
U,I T1lwl!ote
PROMISES ROSE GARDEN
Literary TrendHtter Mio
revolutionary spirit and .dare to show
more creativity in literature and art. We
•hould not be afraid of meeting lrullra·
liM or comml!Ung lnlJtakes.
''Chllnnan Mio teaches us: 'Our
government Is a people'• democratic
government.' It is a good environment
for creating Uterary and art work., for
thc_people. Letting a hundred flowe"
blossom and a hundred schooi.'l of thought
contend le tho policy for promoting tho
progress or the a.Ml and sc.lences.
1111 you write corredly you wlll have
no need to be alnild of any crltlclml
because by di-5CUssion you can el·
plain your c orr ect ideas. If you
write wrongly. !hen crltldsm can help
you Improve. There Is nothing bad In this
\
\
way. The party warmly urges us to work
hard for creativity. The broad masses of
the workers, pea sants and soldie rs are
waiting for us to create more good
\\'orks . We mu st not be unworthy of their
hopes.''
SINCE THE Cultural Revo l u t i on
erupted and most of China's greatest
writers purged, no major literary works
have been published in China.
The few works that have been pub-
lished have been written mainly by un--
kno'vn amateurs or by groups . All have
conronned to narrow themes and guid~
lines laid down during the CUltural Revo-
lution.
When Mao first called on the in-
tellectuala to "let a hundred Oowers
blouom" in February, 1957, the blossom-
ing turned into an avalanche of criticism
of the party and government that caused
great alarm. The party struck back, de-
nouncing moM or the critics as
"rightists." It al!K> establlshed labor
refonn Institutions to 11re--educate" many
of the "rightists" who were too
OU l!poken.
From the 1957 rectification campaign
untiJ rnid-1968, when the qtilti.aal Revolu·
Uon tore the party apart, a great literary
debate raged~
rr WAS A complicated battle whlch In·
vOIVed power struggles within the party
as wen 11-artlstlc freedom. PUt in the
almplest terms the key artistic Issue wa s
over a question posed by Mao In a 1942
forum OD literature and art: 11Lltenture
and art far whom?"
Mao cmtended lhea, 11 now, tliat fl
was a cJus question. Too much of the
lil.erature and art was by and for the
bourgoolaie, too little for the proletariat.
"Whatever l! under the Itadershlp of
the bourgeoisie· cannot _possibly be of the
masses," Mao said. "This aim must still
be to serve the masses of the people."
In more recent years, Mao-acting
malnly throu«h h;,,.wtfe, Chiang Ching -
argued that artists shouJd draw more on
the mat1e1 for their th•mes and that
their works should contain a revolu·,
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tlonary (read political) message . To do
this, he contended, writers and artists
should spend more time living and work·
ing with the workers, peasants and
soldiers.
RUNNING AGAINST this up until the
Cultural Revolution was a current of con·
tcntion that artists should have more
freedom to pick their themes and to
portray "the whole people" rather than
"people 1n the middle,'' u advocated by
Mao. To do otherwise, they argued, was
to sUOe creativity.
Mao 's view prevailed In the Cultural
Revolution. And creativity Indeed was
stilled. The present can for more ex·
perimentation in the arts is part of a
general easing of pressure i:n all aspects
of life In China.
How far it will go and bow enthusiastic
the response remalns to be seen. Bui the
liberaliZIUon process will have gone far,
and the resPQMe undoubtedly more
enthusiastic If llOl!le of the purged
writers begin reappearing, u eome
China analysts bdlteve they mlpt.
Quotes
"While tht'! people n!tain their virtue
and vigilance, no administration, by any
extreme of wickedness or folly, can very
serioOsly injure the governmtnt· in the
short apace of. four years."
Allnlwn Llnco!a, 1181
"The man w!tQ debaudiet our piblic IUe. • Js a ireater ·1;;.· to .Ur well·belng
as 1 natloo than is even the defaulllng
cashier o! a bank .•• Without honesty
pop.ilar-government is a repulsivt
farce."
Theodore Roouvelt, ltlO
"And let us begin by commiltln&
ourselvts to the truth, to Bee It like It Is,
tn tell Lt like It Is -to Ond the truth, to
speak \he truth and to live the truth -
and that's what we will do."
Rlcliard M. Nl>na, 11111
Allin and his staff of rour scan about 30
ne\lo'Spapers each day page by page and
an addi tional 15 or more for major news
and editorial comment.
They also videotape all TV news show!,
and keep a running summary throughout
the day of the outpot of the main ··wires of
the Associated Press and United Press
International.
By 1 I p.m. the summary is ready for
final typing by the White House
secretarial pool. It is then copied, stapled
together and ~buted.
"THE SUMMARY is written for the
Pres.ident and otlglnally had a circulation
ol five,'' Allin Mid. "Gradually the list
grew. and whef it got to about 30 so
many people SDf It we began getting re-
quests for more to be included. Now It
goes to about lat people."
Some on that 1elect list find the sum·
mary m the baclt seat of the chauffered
limousines whidi bring them to work
ea~ morning.
Afuii snid tl>Cile who reod the c1J1est
lrequenUy ask to ..., the entire article
that was swnmarlud. One staller Is kept
busy doing nolblng but rotr1ovlng whole
stories.
Columns and lnterpretJve stories that
appear in the morning papers go into the
following day's summary.
TUE ONLY major papers left out of
the summary are the Waahlngton Post
and the New York Times. Jnstead, both
are slipped under the President's door
each morning by his val et, Manolo
·Sanchez.
Gene~a)ly, however, the Presid..mt gets 1
such as the fo\lowing with his mom ini;
coffee :
"'\Vhy?' ask-s the featured Sunday
Star tdit. Why did such top officials
'possibly including RN, i11stigate or go
atung w, and later try to }lid.e . a pa!•
teru of behavior th-Ot 1tow appears not
only reprehensible but stuptd?' \Vate r-
gate was b14t-end result of chain of
conctrns aver nat'l security whtcli'
started, if l'l'nythi11g 1oas pivotal w tlle-
extra-legal plumbers.'' ·
Or this, from the summary following'.
the President's April 30 speech in whi ch'
he aMOunced the resignations of White.
Hous e aides H.R. Haldeman and John D.1
EhrHchnlan : !
"S ' F I un s erouson says 'there's no1
doubt RN himself, his past record;
his choice of subordina!es , qualities
he sought and encouraged in thtm
all contributed to the atmo:phere in
which they tholl{lht they could gd
awau to such crlme1.' " ·
Buchanan said ho has •vldence tho.
President reads the summaries -~
written in the margin to other aidc.1 or to
him.
Once, Buchanan snld, the Presidtllt
asked that more papers lrom the
Southwest be included in the summary, a
request promptly llllcd.
"If we summarlted those two, it would
not only make the summary twice as
long oot ~t," Buchon&ii iifd. -" ----~
Saturday, June 3001973 · in • "WOekend News Rm~/· Which
Allin edits, he does Include the opinion
sections of tile Pl>lt and the Times.
A staff metTiber said the President also
customarily reed.I a local paper every
morning wherever be happem to be, in-
cl udlng Key Bllctj'"c or San Clemente.
HE ALSO DRAWS strongly-from the
Chrlsllan Science Monitor, Wall Street
Journal, New York Daily News ,
Philadelphia Inquirer, Ballimore Sun,
Olicago Tribw:lt, .lJ.Mton G l o b e ,
\
The comment page of the
Daily Pilot seeks lo Inform
and stimulate readers by
presenting a variety ol com·
mentary on topics of Inter.
est and slgnlllcanco from
Informed observers a n d
spokesmen.
Robert N. WHd, Publlahar
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I Go&d morning girls and
boys. Today, we'U get right to
the point, because Uncle Len
has a good story to tell you,
and a topic for next 'vee k
that's always fun this time or
year.
Actually. it's not exactly my
story, but rather Doreen
Lee's. Remember the ex-
ceptional poem that I included
in my column a couple or
weeks ago'! Well , that 9-year-
old pc>et is also a storyteller.
And we have her original
prose, ''A Fann at Sunset," as
pnrt of her school work last
yea r at Turtlerock Elemen·
1ary School.
Now before I tell the story,
there is a shorter one you may
want to hear. Onl y by the
grace of God is Uncle Len
here today to write to you,
because last night he went out
on a fateful boat launching.
To make a \'ery long story
short, alter he and his friends
(Andy arxi Carol were not
along) putted out into the bay
II won 't say exactly where,
because .you might have seen
1nei, ~·ith smoke .pouring out or
our engine housing -and l
\You \d be r(..'(i with em·
ban'assmentl. we slowly -no
\\'e quickl y -began to sink.
By some good fortune we
made it to OW' launching ran1p
and bailed out our boat and
pu.Jled it out, considering
ourselves lucky we did not
have to swim that last hun--
dred yards.
Now aside (rom being a
dramatic tale, this all ties in
with next \\'ee k's cdtltest sul>-
ject: boats. It 's boat weather
and that is what we are to
dra\Y and \Vrite poems and
. riddles about. Lemonade ~'3s
o popular subject and we ex·
pee l boa ts -even doomed
~ -to be even better.
Don't forget Andy's contes t.
c either, because we have a wi!l·
ner to announce next ~,~k.
And now the story Doreen
and l promised :
ChifdreJl, are helping tlie
animals into their pen1 and
fini&hing the last touch to
£heir ell.ores. The younger
unes ore scurrying into the
* ipftlZE WINNER * Ann H1llor1n, 10, 1965 Or1nge Ave., Costa Mes•
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Conteit. Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper~ inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or
trace picture. ]l must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and
address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box
1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82626. Entries must be received by
noon on Thursday !or production on the following Saturday. Winner will
receive Kennedy half dollar:
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house. wlule bird.s f ly
through tl1e trees and sett!r
down for the night. f _
Little chipmunks a n d
sq uirrels give a chatter anct
scurry to their homes, too. A
nearby rive r ripples and
glints in the last warmTn a
rays of t1U? s4n cast down
on tl1e earth. The barn looks
like a big huge red giant
towering over everything.
A beautiful weepitig w il·
low sways . in the breeze
c1J1d casts queer shadows 01i
r
11othinr1 spoils t lte beaUtifu!
scene ry .
The sky, beautifttl and
unpolluted, is a heavenlY
picture to the eye, with
blotches of inteYesting col-
OTI gracefully pa i 11 t e d
across it. Th e su n is a great
orange ba ll glowing and
sinki11g slowly into the
ground and as th is is hap-o
pening. darkness spreads
lier beautiful black cloak
across the eartlt and casts
:i /1ining, glowi11g sparks into
tl1e sk.y.
Inside the farmhouse, tile
family gather s around tl1e
fireside after dinner and
tell.s stories and events of
what happened that day.
Fioolly, tlie family goes
off to bed atld one by one
the l ights disappear and
childr en fall asleep by the
sweet voice of the bi rds.
the white fence . The whip-c f' poorwill has just beg1in and ~----
yo1' can hear the nighti11-a ro ~ Corner---~
gale singing sweetly in the
trees. You ca1' S71U!ll the
ric h. saVory oroma.s comi ng
/rotn the delicious TOO.St
·roasting i1i the spic and
span, quaint kitc11en.
A 1"ooster is resting on
the fence doztng. And even
t11ough cows are mooing
and the fa.rm is full of ani-
m·at squeaks and sounds.
RIDDLES and JOKES
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Finola : How many days are the re in
summer?
Emilian: Seven -Sunday, lttonday,
Tuesday, \Vednesday, Thursday,
F riday and Saturday. PRIZE
WINNER -
J•M M,U.,,111, lf6S O••llll• Av1.,
Coll• MIMI
IT'S LEMONADE TIME
Sn4 yMr " ........ ,. Alli Aaily,
c/• Or ... CMlt o.lfr Pa.1, le•
1560. c-.. ..... Calff.
It's lemonade time, it's lemonade time.
A glass for a nickel or two for a dime.
It's fun when your friends come
So please come and bu some.
d A ICMI....., 1 .. lf Cleltlof .... t. ~lllia ICtrrlN•, 1, U l l T-•IKkef• St •• ""'"rt ._.. for "" wlllllill9 ..,,,., 111 1111
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tel of tlM Ml'r!t Shl01n11 EncvclOP'tdl•
to C.rol l"l l•ff, 191 11. of Sl•lltfl II·
l•lld. N9W York, !or IW'r que1lh••:
Wltat type of eclipse happtns
most often?
Ecli pses see1n to occur at
unexpected times. Bul ac-
tua ll)i they keep to a rigid
schedule 0 r appearances,
~·h ich repeats afler many
years. Astronomers c o u n t
them by 'Tim"-eclipse year.
,.,•hich is about 34.6 days. and
" by a longer period c~lled the
saros. "'hich is abourta years.
A year may bring tY:o solar
an d two lunar eclipses, or as
many as seven as so r te d
ecli pses. In the long ru n we
get more eclipses of th e sun,
though they appear in dif-
ferent types.
Eclipses are rare evenlS
because they depend on the
moon's orbit , which is far
rrom perfect. A solar eclipse
occurs \vhcn the new moon
passes directly between us and
the sun . This should. you
would th.Ink. happen every
month . But the' wobbly lunar
orbit usually passes above or
below our view of the: sun.
A lunar ecli pse occurs when
the earth's shadow rolls on the
race or the full moon. Thls oc-.
curs when the earth happens
to pass between the mooni
and the sun.
Though we get more solar
eclipses. more or us f(el a.
chance lo see a lunnr 1.-clipsc.
This is because a solar eclip~e
is visible only along a narrow
path and :1 lunar ecli pse may
he seen (or tliOIJsa?Yts or miles.
A solar eclipse is soon over
and the next oner appears it\
anothtr part. ol !he globe.
everybody's favorite, 0 !
course, is the tolal ~lar
cc11(1$1!. l t ·occurs 9001ewhere
on the earth about three limes
' during a two year period .
When it happens the moon is
in exactly the right position to
cover the brll l lnnt11un. ..
"
ActunlJy the sun Is 400 times
wider thnn the moon. But
because It Is 400 times farthcz:
awoy, they appear to be the
.snmc size.
Sometimes t h c eclipsing
moon fails to make a pc.rfec:.t
'
match. Its dark djsk takes a
round bite but does not cover
the wn's bright face com-'-----------------------_,
pletely. This is a part ial solar
ecli pse.
When the eclipsing moon ts
farther from us than usual, il
appears smaller. It may
center on the SW1, and rail to
cover a dSu.ling circle around
the rim. This is called an an·
nular eclipse.
Of the solar eclipses, only
about 28 percent are total.
AilQther 35 percent are partial
and another 32 percent are an-
nular eclipses. Five percent
appear to be both total and an-
nular. During a lunar eclipse,
as a rule the earth's great
shadow spreads across the en--
tire face of. the full· moon. But
sometimes, when the moon is
farther from us than usual,
only the tip of the long pointed
shadow rans upon it. This sort
of lunar eclipse is barely visi·
ble.
A<>dy sendl t HV~l\·VoiYrri't! '" of 11'11 ChrOl'lldn ol HlrlMI IO l'ONI•
Pride, .,. t\'o, ol HtJftllVlllt , Allt!lfl'I•·
lor l'llr Q.,..110<1:
How big ls the moon ?
The moon is a round ball,
which is not easy to measure.
What's more, there are dif·
ferent ways to measure it and
the answers seem to dJsagree.
We can m ea s u r e its
circumference, which is a
circle around its waist.
\Ve would need a tape
measure 6,790 miles long to
reach around the 1noon1s
circumference. The distance
around the waist of th.I! world
Is about four limes longer than
this. ·
-The-moon's diameter is a
lino straignt through the mid·
die of the big ball. II i• abool
2,180 miles Jong, which Is much
shorter than its waistline.
Another way i!I to measure the
volume of the moon, which is
how much 5pace tt takes 11p.
Maybe this gtves the best idea
of its real size. And the best
way td grasp it Is to compnre
it wlll'i the sl1.e of the earth.
suppose, just suppose , our
world.we.re a thin shell with 11
great big hollow inside. ll
would h&ve room to rwallow 50 moo1,..iud ball!.
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Maladjusted?
Zoo kee per John O'Connor (left) holds Hahnn, a
.I \.l·month·old femnle orangatan th at Is being han d·
rai sed to test the theory that the animals frcquenl·
ly grow up socially and sexually malajustcd if they
are expose d only to humans whlle young. Hahna !;
with her own kind during the day but is fe el bv lhe
O'coJ\nor fan1il y at night, a·s her mother's n1ilk ha s
clricd up.
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He Learns
As La1.vs
A re Made
By EVAN M. PATTAK
AllklilWlll ,.,.._. Wrltw
CHARLESTON. W. Va. -
H. Michae l Simpson ' rII, a
precocious 8·yearold, has com~
pleted his fi fth year in the
sta te legislature -as a
sometime page and wide-eyed
observer or government at
y,·ork.
The youngster has been ac-
companying legislativ e
p a rliamentarian Osbel
ParsoM to legislative sessions
since he was 3. Although
school now limits his ap-
pearances 8t the Capitol to
sev~ral each session, he has
acquired a wide knowledgti oC
how to get along ~n the state
government.
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'1\'0U JIAVE to know what
you 're doing," he says. "You
listen to i he pe<iple, minding
what they say, and sit still and
wait until they call you and
tell you what your job is."
Such wisdom, of course, has
been .earned by experience,
some of it embarrassihg, like
when the Speaker of the House
of Delegates told him to pipe
down, or when he got Jost in
the Capitol basement.
•Not AU Of It?' "" ,,._,, J
That was John Albertoni's cry as an over-friendl y calf with a cr:vin~ for ice ·l;
cream makes short work in a few licks of the cone. J ohn. 3, of Salinas, was 4
touring a dairy farm when he got too. close to the h ungry resident. ~
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local paper.
"Th.at was r e a 11 y con·
fusing," ?1-tike recalled. "I end-
ed up in the wrong office and
was scared to death."
Edgar, who used a wheelchair,
get around the Capitol.
.. He's the kind of person
\Yho never saw a stranger,··
Parsons said. f•1t used to be
qu ite a job to keep hin1 fron1
di sturbing the legislators.
into Gov. Arch A. ?\1oore J r.
and considers hiru ''great.''
alt hough. it \\'as i\-1 o o r e ' s
predecessor. Hulett Smith.
\1·ho literally boosted hir11 to
fame .
Mike says tie would like to '.
become a full-time page but :
that i{eotually ·he might aban--:
don .politics for football . ·~ :
His mother. however, said 1.
his close-up of government at 1 ·
~·ork is •·great." :
Pi1ike's chores, according to
Parsons, include running bills
rron1 the' House side to the
Senate, delivering messages
and aiding 'Parsons with his
typing duties.
PARSONS SAID Mike also
helped the late Del. Thomas
"Now that hc's,in school·hc
can't come up so much, but he
still comes at least several
times a session, and still likes
it ."
'rJIE GOVERNOR "'as pos·
ing for a picture late in 1968
"'hen Mi ke wandered into the
office, and Smith impulsively
·picked-him up and S\vung hi m
over his head. 'in time for the
picture tha t was printed in a
•1i ·m not sure it ~ ;
anything to 'him yet," said
Mrs. Ann Simpson, ''but I · ·
think in later years it ,:nbably
' l\1ike says he has bumped will." i
Farm Animals Defined for Students
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WASHJNGTON (AP) -A bull is a male or the CO\V
family, and a cow is "the mature fema le or the ox family,"
says the Agri culture Department.
The defini tions are included in a new three-part class.
room guide designed to help teachers acquaint young pupils
with farm animals. It was published by the depa rt ment's
Agricultural Research Service.
Other definitions:
Bristle -The stiff , glossy hai r on the back cf pigs.
It is used in brushes.
Chick -A young chicken. .
l\1ost children by the lime they reach school age, can
identity !arm animals, the guide says. It adds: "Some of
them . however, may not realize the importance these ani·
mals play in their li ves:• '
Beak - The bill of a bird or fowl. It is made or a
horny substance and is used to pick up rood .
Billy goat -A male goa t.
Boar -Male hog or pig.
The booklet also includes material for helping develop
lessons about a particular subjec t. tn· a section about
hatc hing and rearing chicks, the guide explains:
"No matter how many uses people ~~ for the
egg, it is mos t impor tant as the birthplace of the chiCken." ,;-..
world scope
(10-lorudl_.,_ comc11y)
l Leon id Brezhnev became the first Soviet
Com mun ist Party leader to eVer vi sit t¥
U nited-States...-T-<ue·or-fal se?
. 2 Both East. and West Ge rmany have ap·
plied for United 'Nati ons membership. True
or Falser ·
3 The Senate Watergate ·committee post-
l)oned pUblic hearings for a week because
of .• ? . • • ·
a·Senator Sam Etvin·s health
b-Soviet leader Brezhnev's vi sit
C·John Dean's refu sal to testify
4 Did the Skylab astronauts ma nage to
break the record for the longest time spent
in sp~c.e?
5 The EPA approved a clean air plan for
New York City that calls for cutbacks in
downtown park ing and cruisi ng taxis, and
it proposed one for Los Angeles that could
ban all cars from the city's streets by 1977.
What do t,he letters E-P-A stand fo r?
newsname
' (1 0 ~nb tf '°" c•n identify this person In tht·ntwt)
Although I previously
said I w<>uld retire in
the near Mure, I re.
cently announced I'l l
seek another term as
Prime Minister of my
nation. Wh9 am I?
matchwords
(4 points for MCh eOtnCt fNtch)
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2 ..... placate
3 ..... pack
4 ..... paclfist
5 ..... p~
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1·person ded icated to
peace
b-rather ~all car
c-to crowd together
d·an agreement
e ·to soothe of appease
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In addition lo being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ 11
an integral part of the ln-classroont news program pre-
sented jointly in Orange Coasi area schools as a public
service by the Da lly Pilot and The Irvine Company.
AMw.ft ,,...., (11•11d• doWll) "lew "II
news picture
(10 points if.JOU 1,...,. lhi1 question correctly)
President Nixon's reQuest to Cqngress for flexi ble author ity
to control food exports has caused a good deal of concern
in nations th at rely heavily on U.S. experts of wheat and
other farm products. In the marketing year endin& June 30,
u .. s. farm exports are ex pected to total abo ut (CHOOSE
ONE: 5, 10, 15) billion dollars.
sportlight
(2 points for NCh ciuntion 1~ correc1t1)
1 .. ? · •• shot a record·breaklng B·under·par 63 in the
1 final round to win the U.S. Open golf championship.
a·Gary Player b-Jack Nicklaus c·Johnny Miller
2 Representative Harley Staggers of West Virgin ia heads
a House committee that has been s tudyi ng alleged •• ? ••
in the sports world. ·
a·gambling b·drug use c·antitrust violations . -
3 Their names are similar, bu t the careers of Jim Col-
bert and Jim Colborn are quite different. Whic h is the pro
golfer and wh ich is the Milwaukee Brewers pitc her?
4 Baseball Commissioner . ? •• said a pitcher will be
suspended it he deliberately. serves Hank Aaron an easy
pitch In an effort to help him break Babe Ruth's caree(
home run record.
5 Gra phite (CHOOSE ON E: golf clu b shafts. vaulllng pol es)
· are expensive and controversial pieces ot eQuipment.
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Femlly ca.cueston (no tcor•)
Should Congress cut olf fund s for U.S. bombing in Y,ambodia?
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H OAIL.--V PIL.0
I 1( b1 Serles
The Rev . R o b e rt
Schaper will speak on
"Land or the Free" in
the first of six lectures
in SL Andrew's J 973
Summer Preaching h-1is·
sion. Services ar~ at
8. 9:3.0 and 11 a.m. al
1600 Sl Andrew's Road ,
Newport Beach.
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Author
. To Speak
In · Lagiina
ln the absence of Dr. llenry
Gerhard. minister of the
Church of Religious Science of
Laguna Beach. \\•ho is vaca·
tioning in Canada. the guest
speaker Sunday at 9 a.m. and
11 a.m. will be Dr. \Villiam R.
Parker. Dr. Parker's topic is
'"Let Life Be Like This."
' 11te church is located al
20062 Laguna Canyon Road al
the jWlcture of El Toro Rood.
Dr. Parker is fl widely
known author and lecturer on
speech, personalily and prayer
therapy. He founded prayer
therapy groups and holds an·
nual seminars in the same.
IUS BOOK , "Prayer Can
Change Your Life," is in its
22nd printing.
All are welcome tO hear this
speaker. Junior church \\•ith
clas.ses for children of all ages
meets during the earlier
service.
NO LIVER
FOR SALE
TEL AVIV (AP ) -The
government said it \~'OUld
ban the sale of frozen
chopped liver for two
months in. 1 order that
reserves could be stored
up for the r e l igious
-._ :-..... holidays in Se ptember.
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Patriotic
Ser111011
Planned ·
A patriotic Ull'n\e is pl:lnnl'd
at Lake Hills Comn1unity
Church Sunday a!-< Or. llarold
F. Leestma brinj.?!i the
sern1on. "The Foundations arc
Strong."
The mes.sage wa s a1\1arded
the George \Vashington 8rotl7.t
l\ledal a\\'ard as bel)t patriotic
S('rmon of the yettr by · the
Freedoms ·-F'oondatioo o f
\'alley Forge. Pa .. and has
been ..,,.idcly circula1cd.
Reprints will be available to
~·orshipers as they leave lhe
mo rn ing services. held at 9:30
and 11 a.m .. at the Lo5 Alisos
I nt c rm ed i ate ... School,
Pi1uir\ands at Moor. in ~fission
Viejo.
TWO LAKE Hills events are
plarmecLfor J~ly Fourth. The
men·s fellowship breakfast.
regularly held at 6:30 a.in. at
the Airporter Inn in Irvine,
"'ill meet as usual The
speaker will be Henry Hinke,
head usher at Lake Hills
worship s ervice s. The
breakfast gathering is open to
all men of Orange County.
~1ectings close promptly at
7:30 a.m. For further in·
forn1a1ion. call Paul Rudko at
832.£319.
Scientists
lnl~ne
Fonn.Cluh
Earlier this month a group
of Christian Science students
who regularly study the "Bible
and Science and Health with
_Key to the Scriptures." by
!\fary Baker Eddy, met and
organized the Con1mi11ce of
Christian Scientists of Irvine.
The purpose of the group is
11 lo represent those Chris1ian
Srientists in Irvine \\'ho arc in·
tcrested in the formation of a
Christian Science church in
Irvine and 21 lo rt•pre sent
tho...~ Ch ris tian Sci en I is ts as
required in any city of Irvine
or Irvine Company church
planning act1vit 1es
NEW PASTOR
Dr. E1rl W. libell
M etliodists
lit Mesll
Get Pastor
1'he Firs! l'nitOO ~t-cthodist
Chu rch in Costa i\.1esa will get
a new pastor. Dr. Ea rl 'Y·
Isbell. who replaces th e Rev.
R~hard J. Dunlap. Mr. Dunlap
leaves his congregation for a
new assign1nent after nine
years SC'rvice.
•
Baptist
Cclsta ~fe!n J>rlollllve Ba~
tJsl, meeting at 2476 Ne\\'l)Ort
Blvd.; serv~e at II a.m.,
ch urch school at 9:45: sermon
by the Rev. Lester Jo~letchcr ;
call 833--0185 for information.
First Soutbcm 8 a p t I s t
Churcll, at 650 \V. Hamilton
St .. Costa Mesa; services Sun·
day at II a.m. and 6 p.m.:
sermons "\Vha t f s Con·
version ?" and .. A Clever Way
or Rejecting God's L.1w." by
the Rev. Bob Fulmer.
University Baptist Church,
al 2252 S.E. Bristol. Santa
Ana; serviC'e at 11 a.m ..
church ~chool at 9:45; sermon
'·Your Cont ract With God." by
the Rev. Willis Carrico; youth
meetings at 6 p.m.: service at
7 p.m.; Wednesday Bible
study fl 1 p.m.
First Baptist Church or
Laguna Hills, at 24521 MoultO'fl
Pkwy.: service at 11 a.m.:
church school at 9 : 4 5 :
sei-mon "The Land of the
rrce." by the Rev. l van Bell :
no 'Vednesday Bible study .
!\1r. Isbell comes frwn First
United tl1 cthodist in Compton.
\\'here he established a rC<!Ord
of active chutch and com·
n1unity ser\'icc. He is af·
riliatcd \\'ith n u in er o u s
organizations iR Compton. in·
cluding'the CommWlity Chest.
fled Cross. Yi\ICA; Rotar,\' Harbor Trinity 8 a p ti s l
Club. and Bo)'. Scouts of Cbu~eh, at 1230 Ba~cr SL.:
Aincrica. -----service -at II 11.tn .. church
In addition. he is a member sc hool at 9:45: camp echoes
of the l\·Iayor of Compton ni.ght at 7 p.1n.: Wednesday
St udy Committee for City Bible study at 1 p.m.
~~~~jssion on flum<.in Rela · Cl1ristia11 Scie11re
lli s candidacy for a seat on Christian Science Churches.
the Compton City Council was First Church of Cbrisl, Scien·
withdra\Yn after no1ification of
the Costa i\·lesa assignn1ent.
A special \Y~lcoming reccp·
lion honoring thC' a1>pointn1cnl
\\'ill be held 111 the chu1·ch al
10:30 a.rn. ~ Sunday1 in
Thompson llaft .
\l r
New Temple
Organized .
~ -;:
TflE CO:\Ut1mEE elected ~
Mrs. Susan Cory chaimum
and Mrs. Kathy Sn<Xlgrass .as ~
sccretary·lreasuerer. ·
Mr. \'ale Barkan. recenlly
elected as prcsiden~ pro-tern.
hns announced that a ne\v
.Je~·ish Rcror1n Temple has
been formed to serve the in·
creasing Jewish community. I
The ne\\' temple \Yill be
dedicated' to the principles or
l~cform Judaism and is seek·
ing affiliation with the Union
of Ameri ca n Hebrew
Congregations. The next meeing \1•ill be at •
the home of Mrs. l\1ary
Osburn 4602 Sierra Tree Lane,
Sunday at 8 p.m. All Irv ine .J.,,,
students of Christian Science ·Personally I find his
arc \\'eicom\>. For more in· confessional technique
formation call 833-2.816. unconvincing
I
'l'he new group pl ans to seek
its own permanent home and
\velcome all Jews to join them.
For futher information call ~tr .
Barkan at 644-7393 or f\-lrs.
\Vinnie Ross at 644-5178.
I
Pulpit & Pew
tlst, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive.
Costa Mesa, services at JI
a.m. and church scbool at 9: 15
am..: First Church of Christ.
Stienttst, 8th and Olive. Hun--
tington Beach, services and
church school at 9:30 and 11
a.m.; First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 3303 Via L i d o .
Newport Beach. services and
church school at 9 and 10:30
a.m.: Second Church o r
Christ. Scientist. 3100 'Pacific
View Drive. Corona de! Mar.
services and church school at
10 a.m.,: Wednesday' testi mo ny
1neetings at B p.m. at all four
churches: sermon "Christian
Science."
Co11gregatlonal
1, I y111outb CongregatiobaJ
Church of Newport Harbor, at
3262 Broad St., New por t
Be~eh: services at 8 and 10
a.m .. church school at 10. Bi·
bte class at 9: sermon "The
New Community." by Ben
Fraser .
Corona del l\1ar Communitv
Church. Congregational. at 61.1
lleliolropc Ave.; service and
c:hurch school at IO a.m.:
sermon "Testing Ou r Lives."
by the Rev. Philip ~lur1·ay.
L111h~ro11
Redeemer Lutheran Church.
at 16351 Springdale St., Hun·
lington Beach: services Sun-
dAy at 8: 15 and 10:45 a.m.,
church school at 9:30: sermon
"\Valktng \Vith God," ,by the
Rev. Hiln1ar Rosenberg, guest
spea ker.
Ne\\'p<>rt llarbor Lutheran
Church. at 7911 Do\·er Drive.
NC'\\·porl Beach : st•rviccs at II
and 10 :30 ~1.m.: se rm on.
"H.S.\'.r .:· by 1he Re\'. Roger
Berg.
Christ Lutheran Church. al
i60 Victoria. Costa i\l('sa:
services at 8: 15 and 11 ;1.1n ..
church school an d Bible class
at 9:3ll: scr111ou ··Tirt•d of
Being Disappointed," by the
Re\'. Lothar Torno"·; no
mid"'eek service \Vednesday.
Lutheran Church of th e
!\Juster. at, 2!!00 Pacific View
Drive. Corona del Mar :
service at 10 a.m.: sermon
··R.S.V.P." by the Rev , L<1rry
Fruhling.
Christ Lutheran Church. at
35522 Camino Capis trano. San
Clemente ; service at 10 a.m.,
church scOOol al I 1 1 0 5 ;
sermon "Just Pi1arried," by
the Rev. Emory Ackerman;
film "God of Creation" to be
shown at 11 :05: youth to 1nect
a t 6:45 p.n1. to sec slides oi
Vietnam.
h I Sunda 9 d lo.30 main d!sh, salad dessert and scoo yat an . , . G Coll
b lh R v'. Ed service; race ege a.m.; sermon y e e . Q •··t · 1 45 Allen, guest speaker. uartet tu eni.ca a1n at :
p.in., tollo\\'L'Ci by flrc\VOrks.
Presbyterian Lal« HUis Community
£resbyterian Church or the
C enant, at 2850 Fairview
I~ d, Costa ~1esa ; services
and church school Sunday al
Faith Ltltheran Church or 8:30 and 10 a.m.; sermon
Church, at Los A I i s o .!I
).f lerm e d iate Sc hool ~aUditoriun1. i\1ission Viejo;
sCrviccs Sunday iit 9:30 and II
a.m.: ser1 non ''The Foun·
dations Are Strong.'' by the
llev. Harold L c e s tm a :
pastor's class al 3 p.m.:
Capistrano Beach, at 34381 "fi.1cn J esus Made: The Man
Calle Porto I a . Capistrano Jesus Chose First.'' by the
Beach: service at 10:30 a.m.. Rev. Bruce Kurrie.
~hurch school at 9'. sermo"'-St. rtfari: Presb)>terlan
FHow A';. You Using Your "etmteb. at 211)() Mar Vista. ~reedon1 . by the R.ev. James Newport Beach: service at not~k : youth meeting.at 5:~ g:JO a.m.: sermon by 'Becka
p.m. and at 7 p.m. \\'Ill hear Reichmann
Shepherds' tnceting and luau
Tuesday at 7 p.n1.; singles'
swim and barbecue ~Wed
nesday nt 3 p.n1 •
the Rev. Richard Lippert · Newpoi:t Unity Center of
treuUve lJvlng, at 1 8 2 7
Westoliff Drive, N e w p or I
Beach; ·ser\•ices at 1 a.m.,
chu rch school at 9 m.:
sermon "Prosperity, Wha Is
It?" by the Rev. Loren Flic •
Inger: first in a Lhree-mont
series onl "Prosperity."
speak on "The \Var Machine : Religious Scie11ce
\\1hat Should You Do About
It?": \Vedncsday annual pie.
nic al Liifda Lane Beach:
Saturday Young at Hearl Club,
potluck picnic.
Lutheran Church or Our
Saviour. at 200 E. San Pablo.
San Clemente; services at 10
a.m., church school at 9:
sermon "II Still fl1atters HO\\'
You Play the Game,'' by the
Rev. C.I. Lund: senior high
and college league host to
Sl.'~·eral youth groups Sunday
1 .it 7 p.1n. for speech "The \Var
~1achint•: \Vhat Shoul::I \Ve Do
About 11~·· by the Re\·.
Richard Wppcrt . for nl e r
1i1arine chaplain in Vietnam
Prio~ er Peace Luthttno
Church. 2987 ~1esa Verde
Drive. Costa i\tesa: se rvices
Sunday at 8 and 10:30: sermon
by the Rev. Andrew C.
Anderson: church sc~ at
9: 15.
1U<;,tliodisl
i\lesa Verde U n l 1 e d
-l-'1ethodist Church, at 1701
Haker St.. Cosla ~t cs a :
Sl•rvice and church schoo l at
9:30 a.n1.; scrn1on "The Value
of Our l{cli!(ious Libertv,'· bv
Theodore Walls pro reSSor Or
philosophy at
ColJcgl'.
Orange Coast
f irst ~1ethodist Church. at
18225 Bushard St.. Fountain
Valley; service and church
school at 9:30 a.m.: sermon
"Communion i\1editation." by
the Rev. Ford !\fill er: vacation
· Church school July 22-26 fer
fifth through eighth grades;
reclamation weekend July 28.
Universily Uniltd i\lethodist
t h1rch, at 18422 .Culver Drive.
lr\'ine; services and church
Newport Harbor Church o(
Religious• Science, at 541
Center St.. Costa Me s a :
se rvice and church school at
10 a.m.; sermon ''Yo ur
Declaration of Independence."
by the Rev. Eleanor Jackson:
\Yomen's guild .meeting ~1on
day at 7 p.m., potluck supper.
U nitarian Universal t
Fellowship of Laguna Bea ,
at 429 Cypress St., Lagun
Church or Reli~ious Science Beach: service at 11 :30 a.m.
of Laguna Beach, at 20062 dedication of ne\v Unitari
.,J..aguna Canyon Ho ad : Ct'nte r by the Re v. Ste
serviet"S at 9 and tl a.m.; New Birth": Tuesday la
sermon "I.Rt Life St> Like information.
;11is." by the Rev. \\lilli ain Grace Bible Church, at
I arker. guest speake r. author _w.._ _16th .Sl..____C&>la Pi'l
and lecturer-on -p-r-a-y·e r-.------service and church se
therapy. 10 a.m.: serm 1ean·
First Church of Religious 1 union," by the
Science, at 141 l\1iramar, San Rev. Thomas Tyree; Bible
Clemen te: r.ervice at 11 a.in.: study al 7 p.m.
sermon "Always Be in g
Right." by the Rev, Leslie
llarrold: service Wednesday
al 7 p.m.
Church of Religious Science,
at 609 11th St .. Huntin gton
Beach; service at 9:30 and
10:50 a.m.: sermon "(:od
Loves a Prosperous fltan ." by
the Ile\'. t:enl' Thompson.
SI. James Episcopal Church,
at 3209 Via Lido. Newport
Beach; services at 8 and 10
a.m .. preschool through third
grade classes at 10; youth
group spaghetti dinner and
film. "The Sound of the Trum·
pct," Sunday evening: no
prayer n1ttting \Vednesday,
church office closed.
Ofl1er First l"'hrlstian Church of
l..uguna ~ach, at Legion
Deno111inatio11." Street and Glcnneyre: St'rvice
at 10 :45 a.m .. chlJl"'('h school al
lr\•loc IUlls Community 9:45: ser mon "Power. Power.
Church, at 4861 Michelson. \Vh1J°s C.ot lhe Pov.•er," by the
lr\'ine: services Sunday at II Rev. James Boultoo.
a.m., church school at 9:30 :
sermon "The Price 0 r Christ of Cluisl, at 281 W.
Freedom," by the Rev . \Vi lson St.. Costa Me s a ;
Richard Samuelson. service at 10:50 a.m .. d11rch
school at 9:45; sermon "Save
Westminster 8 rel h e r r, n Yourself." by \\'illiam Epler:
Cbureb, at 14614 1itagnolia evening service at 6 p.m. v.·ith
Ave.: services Sunday at 8:30 discussion of "Holy Spirit and
and 11 a.m.; 'Patrlofs Day•· New Birth": Tuesday ladies
program Sunday at 9:30 a.m.: Bible class at 10:30 a.m.:
recreation at S p.1n . fol\o\\.'cd \Vednesday Dible study at 7:30
by potluck supper -bring p.m.
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ORAN-G-E COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
Of NEWPOlll IEACH -IDl"lplesl
2401 lrYIM ot SOllto lwbel
Sunday School .. .. .. .. .......... 9:30 A.M.
~lorning \Vors hip ....... . .. . 10 :45 A.M.
Nlll'Hfl' &-Klndertortetl Prowided
Phone: 642·2725
A1ini ster; Dr. D .. \\1. A'lcElroy
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You. ----------
ST. JAMES, 3209 Yl11 Ll4o, Newport leoch
1:00 A.M.-Holy Eucltori•t \ l/
9:00 &. 10:00 A.M.-f•111lly Wor1hlp
AltotrnoM Holy Eucharist
o•d MM•i .. ,,.,.. •
Nursery Provided
TUESDAY-10:00 A.M.-Holy Eucharftt aftd
Laylnt Oft of Hnds
10:45 A.M,_,r•y« felloWltllp
WEDNESDAY-1:00 P.M. ,,ay_.. & Probe
Tflle 11.9¥. Jolrln P. Astley II, 11.fttor -'hofle: 475-0210
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 204~ Oran ge Ave., C.M.
Sund1y1 8:00 & 9:lll Chur'h Sc.hool -9:10
Fr. Howord Moll Cortwrlfftt, Ylcor-PhoH 548-1326
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LUTHE RAN CHURCH
798 Dover Dr., LI 8-Jb] I
Newport Be.,ch
·'·
~ To Wor1kip
I LUTHERAN CHURCH I
OF THE MASTER
2900 P<1cific View Ur.
Corona del Mar Roger J. B•rg, Pastor r
I'
Early Wor1hip 8:00 "·'"· J
Chri1ti•n Educ•ti on 9; 15 a.m. :!I
F•sliv• Wor1hip 10:]0 a.m.
Rew. Lowrnc• D. fn1hll1t9 ,
h stor
Su11tmer. Schedwle
1'
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WEL'l:OME
10 AM-Wonhip ~le•
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rho11• 644·2''"
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CHRIST LUTHERAN C'H URCH
Mi11011ri Synod
760 Ylctorlo St, Cesto Mft.11
lothctr Y. Toritow, P.uot
541°5404
Wor1hlo StrVlt tl: t :U I 11 A.M. '51111C111r !'c.Jlffl1 flM A.M. Adult aiblf Cli st: t ::it A.M.
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ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
18182 Culver Drive
Un iversity Park, Irvine It••· H.,bert N. Nlerl'llOll•
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A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NEWPORT CENTER
Won;hlp-9:00 A.M. AT
115 ... ~ lolboa llloed
11 :15 A,M, _,St. Mic ..... '1
lpiscopol C••tclt
Mar911erlte at Pacrfic View Or
Coro11a cMI Mar
Phone: 675-0950
Co1ta Mesa
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
t 9tk St. I H•rbor Blvd.
Wontilp '-"'ca
t :JO & 11 :00 A.M.
Church School -9:30 A.M.
Cu1tt M11• North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M•1• Verdt & l••or Sl.
5<(9.2719
Wo•1hip I Chu rch School
9:10 A.M,
f'ount1in V1llo.,
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11225 luth•:-d
962-2 59]
Wor1hip l Church School
9 & 10:)0 A.M.
Mini1f•r
Ford R. Miller
Huntington lt•ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 536·1517
.S1rvi c11~9:15 & 10:30
NYn.ery Care "'" Mor"(n11 Church School -9:15
Huntington B11ch -Nortk
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
11662 H•il Av•. 142·4'461
Wor1hip -9 & IO:JO
Church Scllool -9:00 A.M.
Irvin • -E1nt l luff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
tll-12 ])
18422 Cul~1tr Ao•d
Al U"iver11ry OrlVI
Wonhip & Chwrch School
9 & IO:JO A.M.
l •guna l 1ach
METHODIST CHURCH
21632 W1tl•y Drlv•
"' Scvlh L111un11 Worthip •nd
C hurcti School -10 A.M.
49•·3088
Ttlo""" P. w.,..,, Ml11f1tff
':00 A.M.-Wor&tllp & Suitdey School
lO:JO A.M.-W.nhlp & 511111d.,. School
552·1121
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l2ll Pacific Ylow Drlff, Coro111a ftl M•r
Su•d•yt·l:OO A.M. & 9:30 A.M., Church khool/Nurtery·9:l 0 A.M. I
Tllflllep-7:00 A.M. W•d11Hdart-9:l 0 A.M. I PRINC E OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mna Yerd1 Driw• & loller Strfft, CDsto Me10. Collf. f1t9 ll••· Jo•u1 1l04J9f'I Dovh, 11.HfO! -no ... 644•046) II II
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1234 Oh It., HllMlllift" hech
f Jlllt I_, ef ~-Pollttf 1
1 :00 A.Mt-Holy Co111munion ~
9;JO A.M.-F•mily s.,vict & ChuTch School ! Nurt•rv Ctr1l
11100 A.M.-Morn;flg Worthip INur11ry Ctr~)
7100 P;M.-Fe1iivt l E11tn1on9 • Str!'nOfl
Epittoptl Youfl9 Ch11rchmtft
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Slllld•• Scllool t1U •.m. -Mtrni"!I Wersl\111: 1:00 Intl 10:>11 p,m.
Printt ol P1ac11 lutheren School -Miu E••h•r O lton, Pti11ciptl
Offic• Phon1: 549·0521 )cnool Ph.:,n1: 549-05112
-FIRST B,APTIST CHURCH
OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C.
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CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
14 00 W, Bilbo• Blvd. 67J.J805
Worihip-9:l0 A.M. Church School-9:10 & Ir A.M.
\\' IJJ ' SABBATH SER VICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
hacbor reform te mple I RA.881 B£RNAR0 P, Kt NG ....... meeting at 1 (HltlST CHUlllCH IY THE llA 1400 W. l l lllN • .,...., Mewp11rt llffol:tl
For lf'lformation: C.11675-7230
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH '
650 W. H•ntllto" Str.et, Co1to f."•· C1llf•'11l1
_4142·9181 (t A.M. ·I P.M.I
iUHOAY SCHOOL-f:tj A.M.
WOll l HI" SEllV!CES-11 :00 A,M & 61t:it ... M,
,ll:AYI R MEETIN0-WI ONl$0A'I' l'\tliHINO 1 ,,.M. CNur11rv Pr-tvlclffl tnltffm P•tter-IM G, !'Vlfl\ff '
Try Saturday's Netvs Q1iiz
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PRESBYTERIA N CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
20112 MotflOflo tNMr A..._) H•.,._.• hect.
Rn. Do!Mlld I. lolMm, P'•Nr
S.114-y W_....lp: 9:JO A.Ill. Cllwct. Sctt..I: t :JO A.M.
Ofiq: 20112 Mot••li• St. ...-.: tllo4t40
Church of the Covenant
21SG folrvl-Roed, Cnte M ...
lnic• A. K•nt•, P•tor
,,_.._, WerAlp & Cll1rclri School-1:30110:00 A.M.
......: 557-3140
Community Presbyterian Church
41 S hrftt A""•· Lot•M '-ch
lle11. Am,, J. r ... t.r11.., -•••· AIMrt o . Hiffl"
S•ncl•y Wonklp: t :OO lo 11 :00 A.M. Clrlnct. Sci...1 t :OO A.M .
/ • "-.. : 494.7555
St. Mark Presbyterian Church 1
c........ J_lto,... ......... ,, °""· c.,... .......
WoMlp lo ClrlirtCt. ki...I -t :JO A.M.
...... : 144-1341
This Sunday Worship in
'-vst.Jf11rlrew~ Prrsbyierian Cli11rcli
600 S i .A 11d1e"'o; Ro:io · Newport 'o i::ar h
Dr. Charl11 H. Oi1rtnfi•ld, !'11lor
"LAND OF THE. F•EE"
•Dr. 11.oMrt N. se.,-, Gfflt SpeMer
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fO('nl11,.1I 5.t:rv ~,.,. 6 AM 9 JO .llM und 11 AM
Ch•l!I r.111r llflO Chlldr"n ~ S"nd11y Sthool 111 11!1 11e1vlces
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SAllAlH IYINING SIRYICl,__,RIDAY AT l 111'P.M.
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Join for Lecture
TO LEAD SINGING
Rev. Loren Flickinger
So11g Sl1ows
Scheclu!ed
In N e'V}lOrt
A "Slngspiration" ¥.'ill be
held the first Sunday of each
1nonth, starting July l, at the
Island l~ouse in Newport
Center, Newport Beach, from
8 to 9 p.1n.
The rnonthly musical "'ill be
held lhrough No vc m b e r ,
sponsored by t!w NC\\l>Ort
Unity Church. under the dircc-
lion of the Hcv. Loren D.
Flickinger, 1ninister. \\•ho is a
\'ocalist.
In ;:iddll ion to group singing
lhcre \\'ill be vocal and in·
strumental solos.
l\1r . f'Hckin gcr has sung in
civic light opera and in other
community projL'tls.
The senior hlgh y o u t b
groups of Christ Lulheran.
Gloria Oei , Faith Luthera n
and the Lutheran Church of
Our Saviour will join together
lor a series of f o u r
cooperative Bible studies dur-
ing the summer.
Each study "'ill be hosted by
a different church. Topics for
lhe joint sessions will be
re lated to particular passages
from scripture. Inform a I
discussi~ill be the fonnat.
The firs t _cooperative Study
"'ill be held Sunday at the
Lutheran Church of 0 u r
Saviour at 7 p.m. The topic
\rill be "The War Machine:
\\lhat Should You Do About
It?"
It v.il\ be presented by Rev.
Richard S. LlppCrt, pastor of
,T'llk Set
For Today
Cordon F. Campbell . a
Christian Science lecturer and
ti.';icher. v.·ill speak on ''\Vhy
Put Up with Fear" at 10 :30
a·n1. today at the South Coast
Theater. 162 S. Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach.
Campbell is on tour as a
member Of the board of Lec-
tureship of the First Church or
Christ. Scicnlist. in Boston,
J\·lass.
St. l\1atthcv.'s Lutheran Church
in No rtp Holly...-.·ood a n d
former chaplain in Vietnam.
He will present his ex-
periences with war with slides.
Discussion on how a Chris-
tian should deal with war will
follow.
'fopics for the other studie$
will be : "l,arents: How Do
'You Jfandle Them?" "The
Church. . .Viable or out-
moded?" and ' ' J u d a is m .
Islam, a n d Chrislianity:
\\1hose Got the Answer?"
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Couple
Will Sina e
111 Clemente
UPI T1llpholo
• Buddhist monks beat hand dl'un1s outside }o'rench Embassy in Tokyo in protest of.
Debbie and St.eve Bur,vell the planned French nuclear test in South Pacific.
\Viii be presenting "A Ministry---'-------------------------------
in Music" at the 6 p.m.
service at the First Baptist
Church of San Clemente, 107
\V. Marquita.
The couple's inspirational
music has been heard in many
churches throughout Southern
California..
They met y,·hile on a concert
tour of the United States.
Israel, and Europe. Since their
marriage they have combined
their talents in s ing i n g
praises·
The public is invited.
'Jesus Celebration'. Set
The First Baptist Church·
\Ve stm in s t er. 14200
Goldenwest St.. is conducting
a •·Jesus Celebration" or
y,·hich the final session is at 7
p.m. Sunday, according to the
Rev. Robert D. Le .... ·is.
An evangelism team .
sponsored by the Southern
Ba ptist General Convention of
California. 1vill assist the
church in the _ e\'angelistic
outreach activity.
Steve \Vi\l iams. 18. \1·ill
preach during the services
held tonight at 7 p.n1. and
10:50 a.m. on Sun:iay. He is a
student al Fresoo C it y
College. He v.·ill conduct a
TllE FELLOWSllJP lt!adcr
will be Kris Brown, 16. She is
a s1udent at Sunny ~!ills High
School in La 11 abra. She \\'ill
conduct r a p sessions after
the services on l-~rirlay and
Saturday.
The \'oung C h r i s l i a n
Singers, from the First Bap-
ti st Church Westminster. will
assist the evangelism team.
Biblical Scholar Anticipates Death
witnessing clinic. ~
1t-luslc during the celebration
will be under the direction of
Barry CampbeH, 20, of
Ri\'erside. He is a student at
Ca lifornia Baptist College. He
plays the guitar and \1·ill
prcsCnt special music as v.'ell
as lead in corngregational
singing in each service.
~1r. Lewis emphasized that
everyone is invited to
participate in all of the a<'-
tivities during the celebrtltion
regardless of denomination or
chw·ch aff i liatio n or
preference. By GEORGE \V. CORNELL
SOUTH REND. lnd. (A PJ -Her doctors and an
ancient Biblic<tl· omen beth had. a jolting .,.,·ord for D!'.
Josephioe J\l. Ford. a noted Scripture scholar : Soon, she
likely \\'Ould die. Bui it doesn't distress her.
, "I look for \\'ard to it." she says. "I believe 59 strong-
ly 1n an afterlife !hat death has no dread for me. I look
fory,•ard to meeting the Lord.''
curiously, the medical conclusion that she would live
only about another four years came as she neared com·
plction of a massive commentary on the Book of Revcla-
lion, ...-.·hich also hints at dire consequences for such wor~.
"IT'S A JOKE an1ong my friends," Or. Ford said in an
interview. "It v.·ould be superstition to think that the curse
really was operative. I see it with a sense of hwnor, f coin·
cidencc."
DR. FORD, A NEW Teslament professor al the Un i-
versitv of Notre Dame, declined to specify her age, say·
ing J;idies don't do that. Biit she looks young, perhaps in
her late 30s. She has worked five years on the 1.100-page
commentary, to be published hy Doubleday late this year.
It 's part of a series of commentaries on the entire
Dible.
"l'\'C learned a lot about how it feels to be approaching
dealh," she said. She said her doctors a year ago diag-
nosed her as suffering from a terminal case or lupus eryth-
ematosus. a progressive deterioration of tissue and organs.
"I WAS A LITTLE perplexed at my own reaCtions,''
she said_ "I enjoy this life immensely, but l find myself
anticipating lhe next. It's like being on a hill and seeing
it all in pe rspective and in proportion.
''God has given me many graces, experiences in which
I've sensed the immediate presence of God," she went on.
;'It's so beautiful to me. It happens occasionally, a fore-
taste of heaven. and I look forward to it immensely."
Children under 3 1will be prO-
vided for during all services.
~1r. Le"'"i s added. ·
Preschool Gets Hecid <
The First Southern Baptist him to group experiences and
Church of Costa l\.1esa an- encouraging him toward a
nounces a new director for its good coitcept of self with
respect for himse~f nd others. "Happy Child .. Pre-School." A learning env· nment con-
Mrs. Kenneth Helmle comes ducive to Qiristian gro\\'th
to the stWiaol with experience and development will be the
in Christian education at n1ain purpose.
Sllturday, June 30, 1973 DAILV PILO~
Jewish Day Camp
Slated in h·vine
Kailanah 73. lhe f i r SI
J C\\'ish day ci'lm p in !he lr\•ine
llren, \\'ill open ln July u11d1.•r
the auspices of 1 s r a e l
Acad(l_my. it has been an-
nounced. Camp headquartf'rs
will be nt Uni versity l·li~h
School, Cul\'er at Can1pus
Rood.
"Ka ilanah'' is tJie Israeli
"'ord for summer camp.
He ading the can1p staff 11•ill
be Shoshanah Adler, Hebrt'1\'
instructor at Orange Count;<
synagogues. i\1rs. Adler came
to this country from Israel.
whf're she \\'O rkNI in education
and 1vith youths.
\\'ORKl!\G \\1ITJl '.'ii r s .
Adler 11•ill be H<i bbi Hobert
Jert•n1iah Bergn1an . dC'all of
Israel AC'<idl'rnv. Through a
prog ram or athleti cs. campiul!
crnfts. art, folk dance. song.
s!ory and dran1a. the camp
ho1:ics to provide an af-
firmative. earlv Jewish iden-
tity lo yo ungslers.
.Camp leadership is 1\·orking
closely \\•ilh the I r v i n e
Recreation Department i n
dovetailing the Kaitanah camp
progran1 \\'ilh th(' O\'erall
recreational progran1 co\'ered
by I he department.
"
In addition 10 d:iily S\\'irn in-
lruction. youngsters '4' i I l
pend each Thursday al th e
1\1e\vport Dunes. \V c e k I y
outings \1·il\ take in such a!-
tractions as San Diego's Sea
\Vorld and the Je"·ish ~1useum
at flebrew Union College in
Los ~ngeles.
Assisting A1rs. Adler wi ll be
a staff of young )eople in-
cluding upper and post high
school student s as counselors.
high school freshmen and
sophotnores as j u n i o r
counselors and eighth graders
;1s counselors-in training· An
o\·ernighl camp-out is schedul -
ed for each of the l\\'O
sessions.
CA~fPERS \\1LL be able to
attend one or both of
Kaitanah's two-week session s.
'!'he first sesslons's dates are
.July JS-27. v.·hlle the second
scssiosi goes from July 30 to
Aug. 10.
Places cnnnot be guaranteed
11fler July I. lt has been an-
r.ounced by the Academy's
Cam p Committee chairman,
Joyce Tachner. Ileservations
may be arranged by phoning
her. 552·7767 or the Academy
office. 586-21126.
Kail<lnah '73 is open to all
l'hildren starling or conclud ing
,k indergarten through gradt?
six. \\•ithout regard to race or
religious affiliation.
Israel Academy is ;1
cooperative learning com-
{llUnUy devoted to fan1il y
rulfillmcnt through the arts of
Judaism,
Ex-local
Preacher
Named
BELLE\'UE. Nev. (AP) -
The Hev. Joseph ~1urrin has
been appointed. to head the
Columban Fathers con1munity
al national headquarters at SL
Colu mbans near Bellevue.
fl.fr. l\.furrin, a native of
Parnell. Iowa. is a former
missionar'y in Ko~a . He was
ordained in Omaha in 1944. His
most recent assignment was
as pastor of Blessed Sacra·
ment parish in Westminster ..
As head of the Columbans
community, Mr. Murri'! suc-
ceeds 1 he Rev. Paul Keppner
of Buffalo, N.Y .. who plans to
study busjness and acrounting
at Creighton Uni\'ersify.
The change wa s annou nced
by the Very Reverend Hugh
O'Rourkc, U.S. director of the
foreign missionary society,
1vhieh ihcludes more than 1,000
priests.
'"tl {
\'\ fOirhovra flemoriol pork
The Solllhland's Mosl &ll#liful
Mmorillls
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NevertJ1eless, s he cited cases of four otber Biblical
scholars in thi s country and Great Britain y,•ho have met
early deaths from heart attacks. accidents or abrupt in-
firmities after doing studies of the mystical last book of
the Bible.
Dr. Ford, British-born and among a growing CQrps of
in nuential women theologians iri the Roman Catholic
Church, has tenure as a full professor at Notre Dame. She
said she is al "the most interesting part of my career."
Moody Bible Institute, Orange The School offers 2-, 3-and
Coast College and certificates 4-day classes fur 3-, and 4-year.
from various organizations. olds. Registrations are left for
MAUSOLEUM • COLUMIAllU~ • C!MfTOT j
It \\'arns. in Rev. 22:18. that if anyone adds to !he
"v.'ords of the prop hecy of this book, God will add to him
the pl agues described in this book.·• She says the "days now seem so short."
TR.EES of the WORLD She plans to continue with September. Call 642.-1426 or
the present school program -549-2127 for more infonnation.
to meet 1he needs of the c~~h;ildL~11;_1e~ch~u~rc~h;;is!c:loca~ted~ja~t~6~50~~~~~~~ratt~~=-JB~e~tw~e~•n~S~a~n~ta~A~no~a~n~d~O~ra~n~g~e~ as an individual. introdu~ng Hamilton Street, O:>sta t1esa. On Fairview Avenue -538-ZlflI
OR.ANGE COAST CHURCH DI-RECTORY .
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FIRST ASSEMB~ Y OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St .. COlh Mesa -541-3761
E. W. Philliiu . Piulor
FM t,._,el'hlttotl C~I 642.0SlJ
SUNDAY SllYICn
t :JO A.M.-S111cley ScltMI C..._ IAlf Apel
CHILD CAii AVAILAILE 11 tttr• I)
10:10 A.M.-C-t11•1tl" Srtnlce , ..... ,. ...... c. Doy ......
P9lf0r Pltilllpt s,.-1"9
6:00 P.M.-"HIYI LOOK ME OVEI"
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HeuM of Miutf!o-Frldoy-8 ,.M.-Coffff H•-
Cy Holm/"'· Diu:ietor
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd StrHt at Orange, Costa Meso -541·5303
, .. tor: leltett M. ••pt•
Y•utlt r ... r -FrM M9ltl1
M"91 .. W•nlllp-1 O:JD 1.M. ~ .. 4 .. ScltMI t •·"'·
S.Hcry ,, .. 1 .. Wenltlp-7:00 p .... -P,.,. ........ WM.-7:00 p.a.
SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M.
INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL
BIBLE TEACHING
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
M1rco hnfff Jr. Hft•, Soi J111011 CapknoM
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HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 541·4704
OALaH F. HElllTWECI(
Mlnl•ltt If Y1utll
V. L. HEITWICk, P•tor
CAJIL OENlllY
Mlnltl•• of M1nlc
-SUNOA Y SEltYICIS -
9:41 A.M.-S•'"'-Y School
10:10 A.M.-'"nle Lord'1 Pr.,..-. #2"
Ser80ll .. , Pntor
7:00 P.M.-Mlui•'""Y s,.okor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHIS OF THI MOTHER CHUICH
THI PIRST CHUICH OF CHllST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON •. MASSACHUsms
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
JULY 1, 1973
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M•sa-Firsl Chdrch of Christ, Scientist
2110 ........ Dr •• c .... ,.. ...
S111tdcrr khffl-•111 A.M.
Ch11rc• hrvko -11 :00 A.M.
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
Fifteenth and Monrovi1 Streett
l :JO oftd 11 :00 A.M. -Mor1th19 Wonhlp
"Dow11 To Earth U•I .. h r A• U1'0 l11°TM·Alr Pool'lo"
I • TIMPol"lo"' Chol'• 4
'-'-•• .,., Pmor
9:45 A.M. -SlllMlll'( School
6100 P.M.-Gllftf S,....tf
11 .... Gtct190 I . Wood
WM., 1:JO P.M.-1~ .. St.41y: T1to lo .. Of Acft
IN•rMrY & Chnd c ....... u ..... for •• s.m..1
Or. Geo,rge 0 . Wood, Pestor 646-7117
CHURCH OF GOD
426 I Ith St., Huntington BHch -541 .. 529
Si.Ml.., Sch .. 110 •·"'· -Wonlll, 11 :11 o,M.
5011 . ..,., worth!' 7 P·"'· -h.iilty 11lte WM., 7 , .•• It••· A. C. Sfw", Poator ....J JIM HeMO, Ml"llMt ef lctHotlo"
leodhtt lo••· 2110 Moso Y•rdt Or.
Huntington Be1ch-Flr1t Church of Christ, Scientist
1t11 & on.,., HollfilltfM a..ca.
S11Hoy khMI-t 1JO & 11 :00 4.M.
Cllirtcfl -f:JO I 11:00 A.M.
1..ctl"I 11..,. -221 Molf! Sf.
Newport Bt1ch-Fir1t Church of' Chri1t, Sc11ntl1t
3JDJ Ylo UM,""'°" lecll
Ctnrtch & S.M.y Se .. oo~9:00.10:JO A.M.
IHCllttt Roo111, J JIS Yhl U'9
Newport Be1ch-S.Cond Church of Christ, Scientist
J100 Poclft& YJow Dfo., Cef'OH .. M• c ..... & Snlloy k...a -10rOI A.M.
...... 1 ... -JIOO.I c.-Hwy. I..._ N.,.._1 w-. '"91 .. T•ltlww M---Ip.-. -An CIMtrcHt
All erre cordially Invited to attend the church
1ervice1 and enjoy the prhrlltQtl of tht
R•acling Roomt
Clllltl C.. PM.t•t1 AT AU SUYJCIS
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RANCHO SAN JOA9UIN
INTllMIDIATI SCHOOL
4U t Mldleholl, lrvhto
• (S•ri Pilll Fl"HWI)' tw ClllWlr -llfl ... MlcholMln)
~ lev. Ric• So111ffhotl, P .. tff
.,.. 9:30 A.M. Suoday-Scltool lo< all ClllOS
11 :OQ A.M. Ma<ol119 Wanh;p
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FDf' tnform•lion C011C1rnl"'ll PftMr M•ll1111 Clll l»·.JtJ6
THE CHU1iCf1 FOR YOUR FAMl~Y
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NEWPORT HARBOR
CHURCH OF REtlGIOUS SCIENCE
.AclENCE OF MINO"
SUNDAY Sii.ViC! & SU~PAY 1SCHOOL ., ..
541 c..ter St., Colhl ,....._ 14'·10J2
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
at Lqun1 II.ad! •
20062 ........ c • ...,... Itel. 1t II T1111 ltd.
Mlflry G•rhlnll, P.P. -Mlnl•l•t
Jiii G•l1'1nl, A11l1t1nt Mlllhtlr
SUNDAY Sl:lllVICE -f & 11 A.M. Jr. Cllurch a Y1ulh G,...,_ -t 4.M. Onl1
lD:to Jt,,M,
CHUlCH OF RELIGIOUS SCllNCI , , , , •.• , .•••• , , , , , , , , , •• , ,
609 11 tll St., H•l'fi"ftM looclt -ll6·1150
Sci1nc1 of Mind L1coturrt ••••• , •• , , ••• , • , •••••• , , 9:30 A.M,
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~Nyrury C1r1 •v1ll1Dl1 -
"GOD LOYIS A P•OSl'EROUS MAN "
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lST CHURC~)IF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
0' NEWPOllT IEACM
IMtmlltr Cllurch, UnUM Church of lltlltlwt 5~1, L.A.)
SUNDAY SEii.ViCi 11111 SUNDAY SCHOOL -i?t.o A.M.
ALlllllT llUlllCE, llk,-Mlnl1llf
Jwty 1 -"Toor UMllettatf .. l~hts"
LITTLE TMEATlll-:::ORONA PIL MAil MIOH SCMPOL
1111 EASllLF, Dll., Hl:W,.PllT llACM
FOil AH IHSP'IRATIONAL Ml:SSAGl-DIAL ... -U.14
Newport Unity
LOllllN 0, P\.ICKINOlll, Mlflltltl'
D•••tfe"el Sonk.,_10 A.M.
Sund1y School for •II 090• -9100 1,111.
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Officio-W..1111 DIAL·A·PIAYll '46·1757
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CHURCH
Main & Adams Streets
Huntington Beach
Bibl1 School l Morn jng Wor1llip
9:00 & 10:30 A.M .
Youth GroupJ • , , •• , 6100 p.m.
E¥111:119 Wor1hip •••• 7:00 p,m.
NYrMlrt Clrt Provided II •ti Mrvlc.s
0111ee~ 5J6·1S8f Plal Oevolion SJ6.9Sto
EL TORO
CHURCH OF CHRIST
COMMUNITY_
CONGREGATIONAL • MMlto!MH a.u..tfo1t C.•toc'
25100 Molllfoffl• Dr. 611 HELIOTROPE
Mlalo11 YJoio W....Wp-10 A.M.
11'-4717 5U·J111 Ch•rcll Schffl -10 A.M,
Or f>hlUIO G.. MUrT'1', Mll'lllttf
LAGUNA BEACH
NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL
140 St. A1111'a Piece ot Glen,...,....
John M. R.,11oldi-Ml1tl1tw
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"""'"' Wenhlit l Ch11rch School--10:00 A.M.
"ONl NATION UNDll GOD"
lo•-Jofl• lll*Y"•lds p,.ochl11t
••4·1061
CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W, WILSON, COSTA MISA
fletw"" Hc11bor & f•lnlewl
51111, 11 .. t. StlHlf -f :4S A.M.
S.1t. Mort1. Wonlllit-10:10 A.M.
51111. I••· Wonhlit -6:00 l'.M.
W ... Eft. 11 .. lo Stocfy -7:00 P.M.
WILLIAM IPLll, MINISTll
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f'amll11 Cir_.";.;.";.."---.. "~" Bil Keau••
"~like printing better than writing 'cause you con rest
between letters."
l' ou1· Hoi•oscop~
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Aries Cru1 Make
Ties Concrete
SUNDAY
JULY I
By SYDNEY O~IARR
ARIES (l\Iar_ch 21-April 19 ~:
Accent is on creative change.
romantic interests. activity
connected with chi Id r e n _
Recreational pursuits prove
beneficial. Ce1ncnt f a m i 1 y
relationships. Correct recent
error of quotation. !\lake in-
telligent concession.
TAURUS \April 20-i\lay 20 1:
Strive to be 1nore flexible.
Family membfr hesitates to
make suggestlon for fear of
creating a ro\v. Kno\v it and
make conciliatory gesture.
Entcrtaln at home. Deal v.·ith
Sagittarian. Speak frankly.
Honest attempt v.'ill bring con-
structive results.
GEfl·JI NI 0\1av 21-June 20):
You are on ti1e rnove <ind
relatives. nrit>hbors rire likely
to be involved. Avcid Irving to
handle detail. lnstcarl. seP
project as a 1~·hole. Get th e
"gestalt." the con1plcte pic-
lure. Aqu arius. Lf'o per.sons
n1ight play significant roles.
CA.\1CER (June 21-July 22):
Spotlight on money , collec-
tions, financi al talk.~ and ar-
rangeinents. Gemioi , Virgo
persons figure prominently.
Protect valuables. Avoid being
careless while in transit. You
may encounter fa st talker. Be
amused , not impressed.
De1tfh, 1''otires
BRYAN
1:11,n !I. 8•¥an. Resid,nt o! Three ,.rch
Bay, s~uti> L.Jll"n<>. Dale ri dea1h. June
1.8, 1913. Sur,.i¥ed by hu5bJnd. Wllllim
LEO !July 23-Aug. 22 l:
Lunar cycle is high ; your
judgn1e11t. intuition arc on
target. Deal with T.aurus, Leo
persons. Those who previously
opposed you will do abOut -
face. Strive for greater in·
dependence. Put ideas to
11•ork. Original concepts are
favored.
VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 22 1:
Fa1nily member co u I d
surprise b ~· rcme1nbering
special -0ccasion, annlversayy.
You n1ay be involved in
claudestinc meeting. Kc y
no\v is !1) be dip!on1atic. Cycle
is still high and you need not
fear the unknown.
LIBRA !Sept. 23·0ct. 22 ):
Accent is on .hO\\' to make
so me of your \Vishes become
actualities. Key is to use past
experience. to a c c e p t
r c s po nsibility. Capricorn,
Cancer persons figure prom-
inently. Relationship with
n1emhcr of opposite sex in·
tensifics ...
S'20RPIO (QcL 23-Nov. 21 1:
Be picpared for challenge.
Finish \\'hat vou start. Don't
back do\vn irl face of threat.
Opposition lacks su bstance.
Knovv it and respond accord-
ingly. Aries makes definite as·
serti-0ns. But it is best to beed
your O\\'Tl counsel.
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Dec. 21 ): Good luna r aspect I
now coincides '''ilh travel. ·
vacation, learning process.
Persons in faraway places
make c-0ntact . \Vrile.
dis tribute. advertise. Give full
play to crea!i\'e resources.
~'lake others a\\'arc.
•
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Ade"'"' Northridge; Merv Forsy!he, New
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan .
19T: Par tnership effort is
highlighted. Your concern \\1ith
\vhat is hidden comes to fore ;
key is to dig beneath the
superficial. Money question
can be settled if you are co-
operative, receptive. Keep
guard up but also keep smil-
ing!
...
Yorio. Clly; Hel~ English, 0.Jna Point;
two ~r11ndchildren. Pdvele t a m 11 y _,vices, MOlldey, July 1, 10 AM, Sheffer
Laguna 15Nch Cha~I. Interment, private
et El Toro Cl!me1ery. Stieffer LaQU!1-(I
Be.Jell Mortu•"Y• Oirector5.
CARSON
Pe11r1 A. Carson. Rttldenl ot t1191ma
HH!i; dete OI death. June :tel, 1~73. Survl¥·
l!d llV rw~ d•U!il>!ers. Mrs. John Miller, l a<.iuna 1-lills; Mrs. George Bever, San
Oie;io; son~. Clarence ~! lllll't<l!s: Ardon.
Mls1ouri: George. Alanama:· Tommy,
Arl<.an-~s. live ara,..OchllOren; se¥en
<Jreat-gr.JnOchildrcn, Services ·,,;11 be lleld
Mcnday, '11 A!• P':.:llc Vl!W c.n •. nel. I
1n1errren1. P~cil't Vie · M<'morial Par~.
Pacific Vicv. Mo-iua. y D1r;:c:o~~.
COO NEY
Ad~lla F. Coone·:. J24 Coral A,.tnul!.
Balboa Island. Date of dealh, June 2!.
1'73, Survived b~ husti<ind , let> T. Coorie"J ; !WO di!U<Jh!ers Palrlde A.
McC11be 11nd Carol !. Pe!'ldleton1 two sons. tl:kllll•d T. and Rot>ttrt i... Cooney: eighl
1ralldchildrl!!I. ServlcH, Monday, July 2,
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Curb tendency to blurt out feel-
il1gs .. A little restraint no\v
can go a long way -to your
advantage. Make amends for
slight to partner, mate.
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fori hrighl, on the square. You
ma .v be dealing \\'ilh 1..eo,
Ac111arius. Scnrpiu persons.,
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Saturday, Junt 30, iq73 DAILY PILOT J l
Bane Plan Explosive Fourth of July
By HOWARD L. llANDY
0t tt1e o.11y r 11t1 .St•ft
Eddie Bane bas taken one or the
longest rests or his baseball career dur-
ing the regular season since he signed
v.1th the r Minnesota T11·tns almost two
weeks ago.
The rest 'hasn't hothered4he young left·
hander from \Vestinlnster v,rho \\'Ill make
his major league debut in a starting role
on the t'ounh of July.
Asked about the Jong period ot in-
activity fur Banc. l\1inncsot.a manager
Frank Quilici sa id ;
. ,
•·1 ttilnk I "'ll.S a liUlc overprotective of
Eddie ln sosne respects. A I I e n
(Worthington, Twins pitching coach )' and
I ta/ked about It and "'e dec ided to give
him his own game to st.llrt and let hlm go
from there.
"From all reports. he's got a lot or
moxie and he seems like a real' great
ki~.
''He's going to pitch like himself. I'm
certain that's y,•hat got him up tlerc. Wal·
cbing him throw baiting practice, he's
not an overpowering fast ball pitcher."
Wortblnglon Is brief \lnd to the point.
.. we·re optimistic about him, of course.
tfc has a good breaking ball, can pitch
from tv.·o or three different positions and
he's deceptive. ..
··\Ve'll see him Wednesday night, then
we'JI "·ait and see after that."
Over in the Angels dugout \Yherc the
man u•ho recruited him for Arizona State
wos sitting, Bobby Winkles said :
"I think he knows how to pitch well
enough to ~tay up here. lf he can get his
other st uff in there to set up the fast ball,
he 'll Stay.''
\Vhat \vould he tell his players it Banc
appeared in a relief role during the cur·
Oailv r 1101 Stall l'hoto. bv Rld'l•rd koelll1r
GOOD, OLD FASHIONED WELCOME -Westmin-
ster's Eddie Bane, who is expected to start his first
major league baseball ga me \Vednesday again st
Kansas City. relaX:es at home as Afi nnesota visits the
1\ngels. He is given the royal treatment by his wife,
Pan1 Heft), 1nother Earline and Father Earl.
Non-practicing
lr\vin .i\niasses
Na stase Romps
Evert, Conrwrs Score
L__I___::1~!~~~H.~~0.,__1 _Easy Wimble don Wins
the feu· touring golf pros \\'ho does not
believe it takes practice to keep sharp. ·
• · 11 you feel that your game is sharp.
v;hy go out and beat you rself inlo the
ground practicing?" asked Irwin, who
missed only one gr&and rolled in five
birdi e putts of JO !ee11ltr less.
J-te carries a two-stroke lead into
~a.y's third round of the \Vestem Open
\VI,.f.BLEDON, England (AP) -Chris
Ev('rt. "'ho \\•oy,:s tennis cro,vds whcrC\'('r
she goes. and Jimmy Connors. l he
Anlerican teen-ager who is wooing her.
-tro seeded players into the fourth round
of play at Wimbledon today.
wemen•s Sln11111 Tllircl Round
Cllrl1 Evett, For! Laud•rdalf, Fla., bt!a1 J uli• Heldl'fl<in, Ntw Y11rk, 6·l , 6·1. ,..
Vl'rolnle Wadf', Brll~ln, bt!a! Pim THQU•rden, Los Anoele-s, 6·2, 6·3.
0 191 Mo<ozove. Ruu!a, be1I Jo't''• Wllflam1, Brl-t1!n, 7-$, 11-3. ·
K«ry Melvlll•. Au11ra!la, bell Pill Prelorll/I, SCIUlh Altl(I, 6-1. 6-1.
Evon11t Gool1gong. AU$lr11la, bt!ll Wendy Turnbull, AU11ran•. ~. 6-1.
;
rent sertes ::it Anaheim Sta4il,un?
"All I can tell them is that he has a
curve, a fast ball and a change ol pace
and he keeps them au down good. Jtis
curve is his best pitch."
Bane beat the Angels . 3-2, in an ex-
hibition game during ·the spring V.'ith 10
strikeouts.
"He beat us, all right,'' Wink)es said.
"But you have to remember this is a lit-
tle di!Cerent. Some of the guys we had in
that game are no'v in Salt Lake City."
\Vould Bane have a vendetta pitching
against his former college coach?
''I'd have to sny a player always tries
a lilU• border wbco he's playlng llll•inst hi~ teacher."
How doe s Eddie look at 1he starting
assignment \\'ednesday?
<I J just have to go out there and be
myselr. OUr pitching coach told me not to
be too picky and don't try to throw to the
comers that much. Throw your best stuff
and get it in there."
Eddie says it is fl matter of out-guess-
ing the hitters. a matter of mind over
matter. '
"The important thing is to kee p them
offstride.''
Eddle ·s preference for a starting
assJgnnient is a night game and that 's
v.•hat he hn5 Wednesday.
\Vhllc the newness of the major leagues
is sllll apparent in his thinking, he also
realizes 1hat he had help along the 'NJ'/
to the majors before he \\1ent to AriZCJl18
~ate. ~
"The same principle of competition, at·
tilude and thing s along tha t line are ap-
parent here and I have to thank my three
high school <.-oaches tor starting me
right."
Thcv include Bill Bo$well in football ,
Don i..eavey in basketball and Frank
l\lunoz In baseball.
LA Outslugs Braves, 12-9,
Despite Aaron's Home Run
ATLANTA (AP) -Bill Russell drilled
a tie-breaking two-run single in the 12th.
inning and later scored on Chris Can-
nizzaro's single to qift the Los Angeles
Dodgers to a 12-9 victory over the Allan·
ta braves.
Ron Cey's double and a pair of \valks set
up Russell 's t~rWl shot to center off
Jiln Panther, 1-1. Lee Lacy tried to score
from third on a suicide squeeze but was
nailed at the plate when Cannizzaro fail·
ed lo connect on 1a burit attempt. Russell
Blylev en Sharp
took second on the pla y, then Cannizzaro
singled to ccnler.
'l'he Dodgers took a 9-8 lead in the top
Dodge r s S late
All G•me1 ftll Kl'I (MO)
June JO LOI An!Ml!l 1! C!ndnn1U JU!'t' 1 'LO$ Angele-s II Clnclnl'lllll ('/
Jul't' 2 LOI AnQtlH ill ':loclnn1•1 Jul't' l Seti 01!!90 Ill L ... A09elH
?:ts 11.m, lC :lG 1.n1.
~ D.m.
1:'5 p.m.
of the 10th on \Villie Davis' double and
center fielder Dusty Baker's throwing
error, but Atlanta tied it on Dave
Darwin _Hits Grand Slam
I To Scuttle Angel s, 4-0
Bob Darwin's grand-slam home run in
the eighth inning broke up a 'brilliant
pitching duel bet\i.'eetl Califcrnia·s Nclan
Hyan and Mjnnesc.ta's Bert Blyleven and
gave the Twins a 4-0 victnry over the
Angels Friday night.
The Twins, who had managed only two
hits orr Ryan, 9-9, through seven,
-Angels Slate
Al.,._,, _,. ICMl'C 17111
6:U O.tr'I. 5:S5 p.m. 7;U plm. 7:S5 p.m.
sandwiched tl\:o walks around Jim Holt's
bunt single, setting the stage for
Donvin's 11th homer of the season over
the left . center fietd fence, at
Anaheim Stadium.
Blyleven retired the first 13 Angels in
order before Richie Schei nblum produced
an infield single with one out in the fifth.
l\1lnnesota, nieanWhile, \\'3S held hitless
by Ryan until Danvin lined a single to
lert in the '!owth.
Blyleven yielded only four hits v.;hile
\\•aJking one to gain his 10th victory·
against eight losses.
f.1innesota. mc3n,vhile. could collect
only one hit off Ryan through five in.
nings. That \\'as Darwin's line single to
left in the fou~th. Danvin was thrown out
by Jeff Torborg trying to steal.
Torborg also Wew out Larry Hisle
t\\-ice on the basepaths. Hisle walked in
bolh the second and fifth innings and in
each instance was gunned down by
Torborg who fired strikes to second
baseman Sandy Alomar.
Torborg thus tied an Angels club
record held by Bob Rodgers who threw
out three Kansas City l)layers on 11,fay 16,
1967.
Ryan struck out both Hisle and Joe Lis.
giving him IO for the game. the ninth
time th is season he lhas equalled or
surpassed that figure. He ~·ou1Jd up \vith
12 strikeouts.
I
Johnson's 16th home run of the season
and the Braves' fifth in the game.
Darrell Evans' 19th homer ·with t1\'0 out
in the bottom of the ninth sent the game
into ext ra innings.
The Dodgers had taken an 8-7 lead in
the seventh \\1th their second four-run
outburst of the game. Steve Garvey, Bill
Russe ll and pinch-hitters Von Joshua and
f\.lanny f\.1ota hit consecutive singles and
Bill Buckner hit a sacrifice Oy.
The Braves got a first-inning: run bot
Los Angeles jumped on top in the third in-
ning as, Al 00\vning, Dave Lopes and
Buckner singled for one run. \Villie Da\1is
singled for l\\·o more, then Davis scored
en Ron Cey's single. ,
But the Braves bounced back in the
fifth to take a 54 lead on ~like Lum's
th ree-run homer and Morton·s solo shot.
Atlanta added two runs in the sixth when
Evans was safe on an error and Hank
Aaron swatted his 20th home rWl of the
season and the 693rd of his career to
move \\•ithin 21 of Babe Ruth's ~d
114. I
LOS ANGELES A Tl.ANT A "' 11 rbl .. ' "" L1111es. " • ' ' ' Garr, rt ' ' ' ' Buckr1ew. " ' ' ' ' MPtrltJ, IS • ' ' ' Oavis. cJ • ' ' ' T1111..iln11, Ph ' ' ' ' cev. 3b • ' ' ' P•nll'!er, p ' ' ' ' Cr1w!11rd, rr • ' ' ' Evan1, lb ' ' ' ' Garver, lb • ' ' ' HAI~, If • ' ' ' Brewtr. 11 ' ' ' ' Bak ... , Cl • ' ' • t.lcMuln, 1111 ' • ' ' DaJOl'ln1t1, 2b ' ' ' ' Culver, p • • • ' Lum, lb ' ' ' ' LllCY, pl\ ' ' • • Oale-s, c ' ' ' • R•u, p o i · a • Mot10tl, II ' ' ' ' RlllHll, l5 ' ' ' l'r!Hlll, p ' • • • Yee11tr. c ' ' • • House. p ' • ' • JDihu•. Ph ' ' ' ' Oletr, Ph ' ' • ' C1nnln~. c ' • ' ' Devln11, p ' • • • Oow!<lr111, p ' ' ' • Hotrn11r, p • • • • HQU111'1,11 ' ' ' • SJl>dllOn, s1 ' • • • MOU1, 1111 ' ' ' ' P~clorel<, II ' • ' ' Totals If 12 '' IG Total1 " "' ' kor• n lllllllN• 'M AllllelH ... .. .. lt>-12
An•nt1 "' ... .. , ,,,_' .. • • .. .. so Oownlr111 ' ' ' ' ' ' HCIUoh ' ' ' • ' ' Rlcllerl ' ' ' ' ' ' Brewcr ' ' ' ' • ' Culver W,>4 ' ' ' ' ' ' "' ' ' ' • ' • M11rlor1 • ' ' ' ' ' Frl!tt!!ll • • ' ' ' • ' l1ou\e ' ' ' ' ' ' Devi1111 ,.. ' ' ' ' ' Hotrn~r ... ' • ' ' • l.:5/llf!r L,1·1 ' ' ' ' ' •
Match Race Today
_,
' .
Miss Evert. beaten by J ulie tleldman
of New York in the Queen's Club tourna-
ment last week, turned the tables -f0t~a·6--
3. 6-l triumph over Miss Hcdlman while
011 Tl' T oday Connors. the only American man to be
seeded. barely let Jeff Simpson get a
-__ _:C::_h=•::'_:_'"::::e:.:l_:9:_:a::t:_::2===~:~gdp on his racket. The New Zealan-
81\He Jr1n King, Hiiton H•1d, s.c., ti.11 Kerrv H1rrl1, AU11rll!I, 6·7, 6-J. A~~,,~~l:Clll!rf~111!!!!l1_._!!1! !_•~4!!'•.m. P1lo
Rosemary C1s1!s, San Fr1ncJsco, ~I Tory FrrtL Los Angell!$, 7-S. 1·5.
Gorn1s co~, Brl!aln, beal Penny Miiare, Brll•ln, ._ 2, ....
M1rgarri Mlctiel. Paclllc P1ll11dts, bHt Cl!rl1lln• S•~t SWftlfn, 6-1, 6-G.
Blyleven had rto ·pitch out oI trouble in
the seventh when the Angels loaded the
bases on singles by Tom McCraw and
Ken 1Berr-y-plus a .walk to Mike. Epstein..---
But Blyleven got Alan Gallagher to roll
lj> Carew for ,the thinl, out.
-tr * Fans Swarm, ArlingUJn~_,
!
I
' r
in search for his first victory since taking
the Heritage Class ic in 1971.
Irwin. 28. form er star safely on lhe ..
Un1versity of Colorado football team,
l3cked a 66 Friday to his opening 67 for
133-nlne-under-pat for the co 1n pact
ltfidlothian Country Club course.
"I don't go for changing putters. I've
used ·the same one for about seven years.
It's Pot the putter, it's the puttee. You
arc either a great putter or you aren 'I.
You can "wk yourself into being a fair
putter, but that's about all."
1\\·o shots back in ttte chase for the
$35,000 top award "·ere Bruce Cramptoo.
on target for tiis fifth tourna1nent victory
ol the season, and Rik Massengale, the
lore-haired Texan who has won only
1.1,711 this year.
~~--
Today's Sports
I On Television
11 :15 a.m. t•l -BASEBAIL -
The ~1lh,•<1ukee Bre\\1?1'9 meet the
R~ Sox in Boston's FenWAY Park.
2 p.m. 19) -GOLF TOURNA·
~tENT -Third round action In the
Western Open J'rom J\lidlothion, 01 .
5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD 01'
S91lRTS -Triple Crown winner
stcretaMat Is running £or the row;
Again bcforo retlrlng· 10 the stud
fann. The m.atah race with My
0£:1llt1nt and 01.1'" Nntlve will be
broadcast live from Chiciigo's Ar-
lington P•rt. Also, hlghllghL• of lhe
NCAA vol1eyb111l ebam.plonshlps.'
taped Ma y 2G 81 the San Diego
Sports Arena . '
"
der was eliminated &:2. 6--1. 6-2.
Favored llie Nastase of Romania \\·as
back .in form after suffering from a bad
back and advanced with a 7-5. 6-2, 6-4
trtumpb over Toshiro Sakai or Japan.
Nastase's next opponent will be Alex
Mayer of Wayne, N.J., who fought hard
through ~'o sets before whipping
Vladimir Zedni of Czechoslovakia a.6, 7·5,
6-0.
Conqors, the no. 5 seed from Belleville,
111., attacked Simpson with his two-fisted
backhand and took advantage of the
young New Zealander's \\'eak service and
erratic volleying.
Nastase moved briskly about the court
and used a variety of cultured shots in
his triumph. Sakai dropped a service
game in the first set then shook the
Romanian slightly by winning three
games in b row for a s..f lead. But
Nastase came back \\-i th devastating
power and won three straight for the set.
Then he marched steadily to vlclory.
Foreman Foe
Nixed by WBA
RICllMOND, V•. (AP) -The World
Boxing Assoelation Frid1;1y refused to
sanction a world heavywelg~t cham·
pionship fight between champion George
f'orcman and Joo "Klng" Roman
soheduled in Tokyo Sept. I.
A fonnal request from the Jflpan Box·
ing Con1mission for sanction t h e
1'1 oremnn·Roznan bout was received Fri-
day by William Brennan, chairm11n of the
championship committee or the \VBA,
\\'hich is headquartered here.
Brl.'llnan sald after a ' '1 e n g l h y
te lephone discussion F'ridly With \VBA
president Bobby Lee ol Honolulu, it was
deci8ed the Contest would not be tn the
best Interests of boxing at this lime, as
far as tHe YlBA Is concerned."
Brennan sa id, "Ronuln is not rated ns
one of the top 10 contenders "by ~the
-WBA," alt~h he reall2ed ~
recently ,~·as rated by another group, e
added that he could not say "wheth or
'not thls was done for convenle-ncc ln mak·
ing a Foreman· Roman fight possible."
"We are concerned only 'f\1th WBA
business and as matters now stand the
Foreman-Roman fight Is not sonctloned
by the WBA as a cl\..1mpionship contest.
"'e Og4(1.,..La_JoU.~OU1 Maf.1111& Navr•ll..,._.,
._n-; IOV•kie,.M , "' MINNl!SOTA (4) Jani! YCIUng, AU1lr1ll1, be-al Llr>ds1y BIKl!«lrd, Britain, 7.5, 4-6, 6-(1.
F'r1nctl!.J O\lrr, F'r11nc•, tit.I Keren Kr111cnlna , Russia. M , 7-4i, 6-G.
Kr!SIV Ktmmtr. LM Anoelu, bt!el V•ltrl• Zl~en· fuss, S1n Ofegp, 1-4, 6-1, 6-3.
lngrld B.ntier. Sweden, !>ht J111t1 Newberry, LI
J11!11. '"'· ... 6·3.
' ell r 11 bl
Carew, 71:1 S O O 0 .-.iomer, 2b
CALll'ORNIA lfl Mr llbi • e o a
•• 0 0 • e 1 o 3 0 I 0
• 0 1 0
l 0 1 0
3 0 0 0
Terrell, 1s 4 1 I) a Plruon, II
011~1. dll 1 1 o o McCraw, dll
Darwin, ~f ' 1 1 4 EPsteln, lb
Br•un, Jb ' o 2 a Schnblm, rf
To Glimpse Secretariat
Lttley Hunt, Austr1ll•, beat M0<>1 Scn~111u, i owa Clly, Iowa, a.2, a.l.
Add men's sing\~ 3rd ro11>1d S11tx11c1 B1r1nyl, MuMHrv. be~I Jeff Au5r!n, Roll-Ing Hiiis. 2-6, ~7, a..l, 6~, 6...-. Bob M,K)nl•Y, SI. Ann, Mo .. beal Norm1n Ho1m11, M1 lbournt, Fla., 6-2, l-6, 1.s. 1·5. Mtn's Sln11e1 Tlllrd Rownd Iii• N•9!asr, Rornen!e, t>ee t Tl!othf•o 511!;11, Je111n,
7.5, "'· t.-1., Altlt .Melrew ll, Rus111, be" John C~r. Ausrratl•
6-2. 6-3 "·'· .., . John Ftflvtr, Brl!1Jn, beat P1nd'IO W•ll1!1ll, Sin Ant0<1l11, Te~ .. 1·5, 6-1. 9-I.
Owei Oavld$0!!, Au,lralle, bf&! Eric Ewrrt, A1111r1111, d'1, 6-1, 3-6, 6-l.
Jlmmv C-oinora, B•llrvllle, l!I., IH!111 Bob Simpton, Ntw ze,1100, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2.
Hhle. el 1 o a o Berrv, cf
Lil, 1b ' o o a G11lla1111ef>,3tb M!l'-ld, c1 l I 1 0 Mtoll, l5
Hool!, u ' o 1 a Torbllrt, c Blv!1~.n. p o a I) o Grblr.•lz, Ph
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CHICAGO (AP) -It was only a
gallop, but the horse was Secretariat,
aqd 11. horde of horsemen and 500
outsiders. including children tind two
carolads of college students from Iowa,
-turned out Friday to wat ch .
The Triple Crown winner galloped 1 ~~
miles at Arlington Park as he loosened
... up for a $125,000 race billed as the Arl-
ington lnvitaUonal today which has been
ur1 Tel..itet•
THE KING'S ENTOURAGE -Sccretaria\ (cenler),
with jockey wearing blac and while hal) Is •ur·
rounded by security guards after workout. Trainer
Lu cian Lauri n Is on horse" rlgwt.
proclaimed Secretariat Day by Chicago
ma yor Richard Daly.
The public was not invited to the
\i.'Orkout, but when the crowd began
On Tl' T oday
-Cha1111el 7 at 5
swarming outside the gates f!bout 10 a.m.
track officials decided to let the people
in.
Once inside they followed Sec retar;:i1
to and from the track, s~pping bis pic-
ture and getting as close as possible.
But once Secretariat returned to hi!
barn. security took over. And for the
Meadow Stable star security ranges from
uniformed guards to an attack dog. a 110.
pound German shcphefd named B;qon.
"He didn't come here to gallop around
the race track," trainer Lucien Laurizl
said when asked about the prospect ol
another record-smashing perfonnance bJ
Secretariat.
Then Laurin recalled the last time fM
was at Arlington Park -in 1969 wiU
Dike for the American Derby.
"The last time I was here, I hate tc
say ii., I was 1-S and got beat."
Nobody ex~ts Laur in to be a lose1
Saturday.
George Getz. trainer of Blue Chip Dan
sa id it was sort of like David agalna
Goliath but added: ,
"My horse doesn't have a sling Iha
and a rock." .
Joining Secretariat and Blue Chip Dll
in the t1S mUe race \\1111 be Our NaUv.
and ~ty Gallant.
SMALLEY HOMERS
B.UT U.S. LOSES
If USC's Roy Smalley lsn"t satisllet
"'ith the offer he'll receive from the Fa
nexl year, you can bet Japan wiU be in
terested.
Smolley connected for his third horn
run and 12th rbi ln !!he series Frid'1
ni ght at An$htlm St.adlom but It wasn
enough as Japan won its semnd straight
4-3.
S1nalley and his mostly USC teant
mates complete the seven-game leriti -
Sm1day al 2 p.m, pnor to Ibo An&<II'-___ ,
TWIM pmnt-A'.lll!~Inr.;tl!d!lll!r.-
·-
..
J 2 DAIL Y PILO T Saturday, June JO, iq73
JC's Tal1 Tars, Edison Win,
3 Edi son
Assistants Tied f o:r; Loop Lead
By RoGER CARI.SON
01 I~ Dailw Piiot Stall
Community Co\IC'ge systems
ha\le tapped Edison High
School for 1hree fo o tb all
assistants as former Chargers
assistants Ross ft1acDonald .
Bob Ralston and D (' n n is
?o.foulton have officia 1\y ac-
cepted posts outside of Edison
the Dailv PilDI has learned ex-
clusi\'el);.
~1acDonald, a grid aide to
\'ioce Asaro for two years,
,1·i\I coach the defensive line
under coach Dick Gorrie at
Santa Ana College.
Ralston is slated for of-
fensiv e backfield duty at Cer-
ritos College under forn1er
Newport Harbor High coach
-Ernie Johnson.
Newport Harbor and Edison
have joined Costa Mesa Hlgh's
summer baseball team in the
upper echelon of the Jtarbor
Area baseball varsity stan--
dlngs following victories over
Fountain Valley and Corona
del Mar Friday evening.
Host Edison blasted Corona
del Mar, 9-0 and Newport
Harbor ,., ...
ea,eboll Stendj'1i!s w
Costa Ml•• Ed150R
"4~ Harbor
Fo.mtaln V1lley
CfYOM o.i Mar
Huntlnqton 8tach
£slancfa
s s s , ,
' '
L o• ' ' ' • • ' •
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Harbor bested Fountain Valley
at Co.sta Mesa Park in noc-
turnal action. 5-1.
Estancia edged Huntin1t1on
Beach, 4-3, at Costa Mesa
Park in afternoon play.
And ?.foulton ,,,fn 11•or~ ihe
SC'Condary at Golden "\llest.
College onflcr head coach Ray t
Shackleford.
?\1acDonnld, 32. a resident or
Newport Beach. coached nt
Edison [0Jlo11•ing t"\\'O years at
l1untinJ'.!tOn Beach Hi gh and
four vear!': ln the Long Beach
district ..
WORLD !!ECORD HOLDER DON MOOOY RUNS IN NITROMETHANE RACE AT OCIR TONIGHT. Edison's romp was keyed
·around the three-hit pitching
of Dave \Vhite, who fanned
fi ve and issued no walks in
going the distance. OCIR Charnpionsliips Balboa
Bay Club
In Finals
Free passes proved the
downfall of Corona del Mar as
Edison scored five t-imes in
the fourth inning with the aid
of fi"e walks and a pair of
singles.
He prepped at Los Angeles
Dorsey before completing bis
education at ·cal State (Long
Beach).
He'll be a full time teacher
in the physical education
department at santa Ana
College.
Top Dragsters Vie
Jeff Nichols plated one
marker with a base h~t and
Pat Schirberl singled in two
.ruMers to put the game en
ice.
He n1ay ul so work into the
Dons' track p rogram ;:rs a
\\·eight coach (shot put, discus
·and javelin).
' Ralston lvill work primarily
l\'ith the quarterbacks and
receivers at Cerritos and will
·contiaue to teach at Edison
High·
He will continue as Edison's
tennis coach·.
Ralston. 32. resides i n
\Ves tminster. Hi s education in-
cludes two years each · nl
Orange Coast Co)lege, Penn
State and UCLA
i\1oul!on tutored the Edison
frosh·soph baseball team at
EdisOn recently.
Ivy Leag11e
For Darga11
Many of the top names in
drag racing will ta ke a
breath er from busy schedules
on the east coast t o
participat e in the sixth annual
Nitromethane championships
at ·Orange Count.v Interna-
tional Raceway tooight.
Among those ready I o
perform are Don Moody, Toni
Mcf;:wen, J im Nicoll. Gary
Cochran, i\1ike Snively, Dennis
Baca. Danny Ongais, \Villie
Borsch and Jim Dunn·
But two of the lesser lights
James \Varren of
Bakersfi eld and Walt Rhoades
of Playa de! Rey -expect to
challenge the leaders.
Two weeks ago during the
Lions top. fuel and funny citr
championshlps at 0 C 1 R .
Rhoades defeated \V a r r e n
twice. then watched helplessly
as Warren won the event.
Rhoades qualified number
one with a 6.32 second
performance. He narrowl v
defeated \Varren in the firS t
round. 6.37 to 6.39 but had to
11ANOVER. N.11. -San face him "again in the sccon(]
Clemente High·s Ch a r I e Y round when Warren retu~necl
Dargan has signed a letter or as the low e.I. loser under the
intent .llJ enroll at Dartn1outh break rule for a disabled Bob
Coll ege in the fall. Noice.
Dargan. a standout recei,.'cr Agajn Rhoades edg•t>d \Var-
in footba\I and basketball ren by an eve n narro\ver . player, is expected to play in the Orange County All·Slar margin, 6.36 to 6·:!7.
football game at Orange Coast However, the strain of three
ing the car unsafe for ·com-
petition.
\\'arrcn, agai n the Joy.• e.t.
alter nate. repl;-iccd Rhoades
and dO\Vlled Don i\1oody to win
the championship.
It \\"as \Varren 11·ho suffered
breakage last 11·eekcnd at
frlYindale during the NHRA
v.·orld series race a n d
Rhoades, after a \\'eek-long
reconstruction job. validated
h.is performance at OCIR by
winning first place.
Qua!Jfying runs begin at
10:30 this n1orning \Vi th
elin1 i11:i tion r;1 ces follo11·ing
from 7 p.nt· Proceeds front
gate receipts will go to the
tl·likc Sorokin fund and the
me1norial lrophy in honor nf
the first driver kill ed at o c rr-<
in 1968 will be 'Presented to the
most outstanding fuel driver.
A fire\vorks s ho\v is also in-
cluded on the agenda at ap-
proximately 9 o'clock.
Special to tile Daily Pilot
DU LUTH, Minn . -Balboa
Bay Club's senior \'Olleybitll
team is the finals of the
United States Volleyball
Championships here at the
University or Minne s ota
( Duluth)-tonight-against the
Ou trigger C:inoc Club of
Honolulu.
Earlier Edison scored,two in
the first on Rick Hibbard's
double and two more in the
third with~ aid <>f Nichols'
rbi single and Ed M<:icy's rbi
double.
C--... Mir Ill ab rhrbi
Jonnson. ·~ l o o 'ti Jahn•. ,r ) o I o 8ehre11s. rl 1 O 0 0
TheB CJ b' Moll.p J 0 I 0 ay u s senior team Porto, lb l o o o
Compton Rolls Past
Golden West, 101-8.3
champions the past thr~ .e.-.~\~~·1111 r g g g Moore,c lOD D
years. rolled past the ~~1°n";~;, 7?b ~ ~ Y ~
semifinals with a 15-5 , 15-4 Tot•ls 1• o l o ECll1011 ltl
triumph over the Gopher .State Hines. n 103 '1 h1{~
!\tasters or l\finneapolis in ~;.~~';,'/$, 31> ~ ~ i g
s~turday 's play. ~!1°~:;.,<b, ~ a g ~ ~ I' Hlbt>ar!I, 211 I 1 1 '
NORWALK -Golden \Vest
College's summer basketball
forces played Compton College·
even through the early stages
of the second half Friday night
in the Cerritos College sum·
mar league,
Bur four straight turnovers
t urned things around
Thomson
Eliminated
i:..ar 1er the seniors crew MeMl!ll111u, '"' i o o o
Co I bl. d f I , M~cY. < ? 1 1 1 mp on 1tzc away rom a c e.eated 1\vin Cities Yl\fCA Mo••""' ss J o 1 i
57 56 1 d 'lh I" · l d he S Lo · Schltrbtr1, lb l C 1 1 - ea w1 :> m1nu es re. an t t. u1s Volleyball Sch•e'""· lb 1 o o o
riiaining - and wenl on to Club to set up its-scmis .. .con-····~-~1i:a1:..--~·-· 1~ i i i
c:iptore a 101·83.decision. fl ict \l'ilh the Gopher State Sc••• 111v tnnin•~ 11 14 e
ll 'vas the sccand straight l\la.'!ters of l\1inneapolis. ccrM e.-Xl ~oo ~ ., i , Edlsor 105 500 ,:-' ~ 1
loss. for the R,ustlcrs in league The )?al boa Bay Club open
play -although B r i an men's team is baltlin~in ' thc
Sanders came through \.\'ith his loser's bracket today atfcr
best perforn1ance or t he railing in the . championship
season. round to Cattleman's Voll<'v·
,Sanders scored 21 points on ball Club of Santa J\1on ic~.
eight field goals and five free 11·9, 13-11, in the semifin al s of
throws and added a dozen re-the double elimination tourna-
boonds to his game. t l)lent.
Ex-La Quinta High cager Earlier the BBC o~n team
Vat Popov scored 20 points k and former Corona del Mar too -the measure of the Col·
l'llH'lll,..1011 lat,~ UJ 111 r ~rbi FN~Me~ r! 1 n " n S lomml~r. t i l o 0 e
Coleo.,;;n, Jo • I I ' Ttrry,l!'I 1 n1 n
ViQn•rcll. c I 1 l 0
Van Tl11 h'"'' U 1 a I 1 l(imbafl. SS l 0 I 0 Jo~nson. 2b 1 1 1 II Cale'\', 11> 1 0 ~ 0
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College in August. 6.3 second runs proved too
He set school records with much for Rhoades' chassis.
nine receptions in one game Vibration had broken the
.. for 145 yards and 49 receptions engine mounts and torn th e
in one season at San Cle mente wing !roin the frame.
•----~for-coa~h Allie -S c h a·f+-'-s -Rhoades-crew a t1empted ti)
I umOOs Caps Volleyball Club, PEBBLE B E A C H \vhiz Bob C ark added 16 lS-6, g-ll. lf-8.
Irvine's Steven Thomso n was po ints with eight field goals
downed 7 and 6 bv Fremont 's from outside. Six teams remain alive in
Bill Malley Friday· in the semi· Go!d~n West's last ,lead \Vas the open division with the fin.
finals of the 62nd annual state "'ith 17:30 to go at 54-52. als billed for tonight and the
A G lf-Gh · h" ____ 7N~·~·..,;lcr;secd in that di"ision is mateur-o -amp1ons 1ps-0or11tn-wn1-1tJ1-the l""'~f tlemen·-5 CIUD.
Lostth. )b RO!IQulUo, lb McL•uOh!ln, lb Mayes, P·•• Morton, c Olll1en, rf 0.Yln. 2t»cf Fltmlnq ,If UllQ'dal1, ti
Lorten, cl
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Tritoos. repair the car prior to lhe here. '' 11 pl tp V<l AndrewJ J 0 2 A Hunl!nolon 011 ~ 0 • 3 ~ ' Eslanc!1 10G )1)1) K-' 1 0 "We are naturall y pleased finals by rewclding one of the
that such a fine football player mou nts and securing the
as Dargan has decided to at-engine to the chassis \Vith a
tend Dartmouth .. ,. s a y s large chain, Ra:ce di rector
Dartmouth foot.ball coach Jake i\1ike J ones denied them enlry
Croothan1el. after an examination. declar-
Thomson elimi11atcd Laguna c11rk 1 o 2 16
Nigllel 's J ohn flichardson in a ~~!'' : : ~ ~~
battle of Orange Coast area A:.;e!ion J o 1 6
golfers earlier in the day but I1c;';.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
co uld not rC'""at t he win B81mbriooe o 1 o 1 i-~ Totals ~2 19 :~ 'J against Malley. Halftime: c omp10,,. 47.11.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
w L
New York 42 33
Baltimore 37 30
Milwaukee " 36
Boston 35 35
Detroit 36 38
Cleveland 27 41
\\lest' Division
Chicage> 38 32
Ouk land 41 35
Minnesota 38 33
Angels 39 34
Kansas City 40 38
Texas 25 44
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Mlnlll!90l1 f, Anttls D
Ntw Yorll 7, Clr vt>t•nd 2
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East Division
Chicago
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St. Louis
tllontreal
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
:\C\\' York
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:'14 36 .486 312
35 :l9 .473 g1 ~
33 38 .465 10
31 39 .443 ll ~·?
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Dodgers
San f-'rancisco
Houston
Cinci1u1ati
Atl anta
San Diego
50 27
. 45 33
43 35
39 36
32 45
24 52
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Cr11ise, 12-7
Costa "i\1C'c;a Hig-h·s frosh-
soph summer leagur \Vale r
polo out fit got off to 'the right
start Friday evening, slugging
host Estancia, 12-7, in the
opening round of action.
J\1esan Shawn Gallagher Jed
the scoring with seven
counters and ma te John
Monroe added four taJlles to
keep Estancia under control.
Leading Estancia....were Clay
Stevens and Brett 'Redmayne
with three goals each.
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Other results found Newport
Har bor dumping El Dorado, 8-
2; University blasting Buena
Park. 11-2: and Fountain
Valley nicking F oothill, +3. lr=====::;::====:;i I CALYPSO !•,',','•"·"· Fountain Valley scoring ..
came from Howard Furlong, S,iKtii.t-T• l •lltr m Htvrt
Andy Miller. Dan Rufer and (714J 641-7011
Dave Daniels with one ........,,, c11w,... S•lllnot A..:11tt.11 &,,_. ''Hft" Cal U'•
each. n .11 "' ht•rlholt n,
'Newport's Bob Owsley and ":.":~r111: o!'f::°
Mitch Gray scored three and t7ul «1·11ot •r
two goals. n u n>-Uat
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Estancla's fi rst victory of
the summer season was a
come-from-behind effort wl lh
three markers in the fourth in-
ning.
The whmers got rich when
Huntington Beach pitching
issued walks to Joe Ronquillo,
J im Hayes and Steve i\1orton
lo load the sacks.
One run came across on a
double piny ball off the bat of
Steve Ohlsen, then Mark
Deven walked to fill the bases
~gain.
Kevin Langd 4le hit a shot to
third and that was overthrown
a t first to score one run.
Deven eventually S<'ored the
winning r un on a wild pitch.
Estancia struck for a run in
the first on :i llayes' double,
knocking in Dave Loseth.
lluntlngton's scoring came
nboui on J im Van Tighem's
single that plated Ed Vignaroli
(who tripled ) in the fi rst in·
ning and Jim C.:Ole1nan's t"WO-
run single in the third frame.
Newport righthand(!r Larry
Duke! shut off 1-~ounluin Va lley
on one 'harn1lcss single in a
six-inning stint.
i\lorgan Abbott led ofr with
a homer in . the third inning
afte r the Tars had scored
twice in the second on rbi
singles by Duket and Don
Pier.
Barons, ~ikings
C.agers Stumble .
LONG BEACH -Fountain
Valley High's Barons and the
Vikings of Marina dropped
summer I e a g u e basketball
decisions Friday night in the
Long Beach City -College
circuit.
F ountain Valley fell victim
to its conqueror in March's
CIF AAAA playoffs action -
St. Anthony -as Steve Korte·
and mates humbled t h e
Barons. 52-38.
Marina, meanwhile, ran. in
to Lakewood and came out of
·the skirmish a 69-63 IOSEr ,
snapping the Yikes' one-game
"\\'in s!rilJ J:!.
Kort('. 3 1)..5 f o rw a rd ,
dominated the boards and took
charge in the scoring depart-
ment. scoring 25 points with
his fine out side shooting.
Foun tain \1alley countered
\vil h Chuck Eppelheimer on
the boards and he plucked off
11 caroms.
But that wam 't enough to
offset St. Anthony's overall
dominance of the rebounding
game.
EarJy ... in the second half the
winners broke it open after
holding only a 2f>.20 halftime
edge.
A series of turnovers bv
FoUntain Valley sparked s i.
Anthony and the Saints blew it
open.
Dan 1'-lalane was high scorer
for Fountain Valley with 10
polnts -off his usual output.
And the \balance of the Foun-
tain .. vane.y attack had littl e
fi repo\\'er. Next in line wil h
the shoot iJ1g touch was John
Lodestein with seven pOints.
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llUNTINCTON, West Va. -
A pair or Orange Coast a rea
youth are currently in volved
in h elping Monterey P ark's
Monarchs defend their AAU
Junior Olympic Na t i o n a I
B aske tball playoffs title.
Speafh,eading the Monterey
Park quintet is , Fountain
Valley's Dan flas~ell , a 6·2
center who w as name d m ost
valuable player in t h e
Monarchs' annexatio n or the
c hampions hip last year ,
Also competing is Hufl.
tington Beach's Mark Settles
" for the 12-year-old classifica·
tion unit.
Orange County i s ad-
ditionally represented b y
Garden Grove's Rick Pluimer.
Haskell was named m ost
valuable player las t year after
averaging 21 points per game
and 18 rebounds per outing .
The starting front wall for
Monterey_ Park i n c I u d e· s
Haskell at center and Settles,
a 5-8 flash, at forward.
Opposing the Monarc hs in-
itially w ere teams f r o m
Louisiana in the first r ound at
Marshall University, follo wed
by either Chicago or New
York •.
"We have speed a n d
..ahooting-ability i-rf'""':abun-
dance," says Monterey Park
coach Russ Boenker, •'with
adequate rebounding.
"If we can consistently put
it all together we have a fine
chance to Successfully defend
our title." .•
Two other returners from
last year's team that were
named All-American (aside
from~ Haske ll) are Monterey
Park's Greg More and Gary
Klein.
Teams in the playoffs are
from WashinglDn. D .C., Las
Vegas, T e nnessee_. North
Carolirla, West Virginia, Ohio
end Oklahoma, among others.
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A good competitor never gives up. Golf history
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P•llto O...ller (M. Bte•tl) A...driy Y., Mcl.•lllfhlln 151 S•nll"llO Albllrosi Or., Cosll MIN, C•llf. 921.24 lfl'Tl!•S O, ADMINISTl:ATIOlll Pur-111 IO lht Pl111nlr111 llN:I Zonl110
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Bedtvlltd (O. Knlollll Jtlc:~rcl S. MCLM/ilhlln, 152 S•t1ll190 cll.,.lcl111l. Ellll• Of CARL J, GUSTAFSON, fltrtOVi given 11111 1 bUc hwll ..,111 be Rd C05t1 Miit Cllll-f'l624 -M1rtfn-C.-Mor11tt·OVM Oe<:HHd. ' t::. ~ g,11~~fr.r"t~.•~ly~fsi'ge) Tl'li~ busllllll II 'eoncl~ltd DV 1 gtM!tl Thlt $111-1 w11'flled wlltl llM Cou~ NOTICE 15 MEit.Ea'!' GIVEN fll•I llel1 DY1 wld ;;::;"(S 1::on i"oiil l ~~11 :~ pirlnerU.lp, IY Cltrt; Of Or1ng1 County on Jl/M It. JOHN R. Mc NALL 'I' h•I flle<I l'llf'tln I ~ ngJ~ 1;';'4l U-~ ~ lO~r 123 r:s
: 2 IUcfl•rd $ MtlltJllhlln 197' .P>Oll!IOl'I tor ProWlt Of Will •l'ld fl)!" • ' ' ' ' ' •. SECOND l:ACll -)SO yerds. yHr Thl1 1l11trM<1t W11 flied with lhe COUii· ,Uln ISIUfrK;I ol Leners ol Admlnlslrt llon 13'·1ol0, U6, 157, 171 •r'd 111, Old1, Cl•lmlng Price '3,500 PurM $1f00. C 0 C 1 J 21 Pul)llshed Or•llll• CotSI 0111y Piiot wltll-tlle-wlll inne•HI retironce to .... nlch St ld Pi111 11 d111011.ied C1$$ No. n-z_c.i
St11cktd Oeck IS. Tr111sure) ~13 Ltrk of ••"II• oun Y on ""' ' Juoe 16. u. :io •nd JlllY 1. lt13 1a1 .. 13 Ii m•~ tor f\lrthtr P,.rtlcultrs, •nd 111.111 •nd prOP<>aes to IOPIY llM FP "FIOl'ld, Ml1s Oeert•nds (H. P111tl • l'IMtts !fie time tnd piice ol flnrl1>9 the llmt Pllfh" Ol1trlc1 lo mt lor •rus lylno
Pride's Rtv11rcl (H. CrosDyl P\lbllihed Or•lllJI C011I Delly Piiot J11ne , PUBLIC NOTICE he1 bMn Ml tor Jyly 10, 1973, •' 9:00 IOl.llfl..,.slerly of tri. S1nl1 Ant Fr""'•Y Peguwt (L. Myles) U, 30 Ind Julv 1, 1,, 1973 1,.9,73 •.m .. 111 lh• courrroom of ~artmenl Ho. t nd within llM COl"pOr•led b0Vnd1rl1s of
Spllelul tJ, W1tsonl 3 01 $lld covrt 11 700 Civic Ctn!er Orlvl !ht CllY. •
Ell•DO Mls1 Cit. Btnks) STATEMllHT OP A•ANOONMINT" OP West In !ht Cliy ol S.nla Ano Ctllfornle (5ecl!ona1 O!lfr!cl Mtps IFl:S -45-$0, Ot!lghllunv co. Morr111 PUBUC NOTICE us• OP PICTITtOus •USIN•Ss NAME oiftd Ju11t ,1 1~n · · 5743, &Ht. 10?, 103, 123. I?(, llll•lolO, 156,
Boll's ShadOw tL. Wright) The following pertons h1v1 1bllld0n~ WILLIAM I! ST JOHN 157, 111 end 117.
--·-• •JIU tM viii of the flcficlous tMnlntH noinit Counly Clerk lfllll•led b'/ -Tiit Cl!y ot 1,...1,,. P'lln·
THIRD ltACIE -S.t9 yard~. 3 yttr ,ICTITIOUS IUSIHISI TRANS:PJl'K WESTERN it Bulldlng 61 o•lll:IDGll, LINTON. nlr>g Comm!11lan
lllds & up. AltOWllt\Ct. P\lril $!SOCI. NAM.I: STATEMllN1' Sullt• 211, 3001 Jted Hiii Aven111, Cost1 WATll:HOUSI AHO CUSHMAN _ _!~ J>Ubl·l·~I ~'!~,, °'0 7~ p'~~e pro-Mkl..,•Y Dandy IH. P&gel ol I MHI Calltornlt '9'2'2' flW 1 \..ti .,.._,,.,.an ,., I ... ,.., • ,,.... ""'"or •9 Uncl1 w .. 1 (J. Wlln:I) TIM following perlOll IS d ng bUS lllU • T"' ccll!IOUS b\1$111111 Mmt reltrr~ to An l •,v,•, ~ •• ··-SlllN Ill i.oon lheruller IS P1!5Sll)le, on Tl'ltll"ldly, Leol1's Otal flt, Banks) 11: ·" ~ • July 12, 1973, In tl'lt mullliwrPOM Room Tep Prlllt (J. Richards! VERSAILLES ON THE ILUFF, 2•1 •~ II flltd In Counlv Ol'I Jiiiy 10, t9n, Palldfftl, C•H~I 91111 "8" ot Unl...erilly Hlgfl School (f11 Ctm-
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PACIFIC PLAN INVESTORS FUNO Gtnllr&I Partner P\IOIJ$hocl Or1119e Coast 01\IV Piiot, fevorlng or OPPO$lng lllld propmed plan
NO. 1. ~ sencr Hiii Roed, Mtnlo P•rk. MIOI lndustrl"' • corpor1tlon, 248l June U, U. 30. 1913 1981·13 w111 bl helrd. 11 11 requeslld thi! •nv
C1llfornh1 tol02.S Etsl Bty$hore, No. 100, P•lo Atlo, wrlllin rt1POnM 1o tflls Jlllbllc notice be
Thi• Du1l11ess IJ cCfl<lll(ted Dy • oener11 C1Ufor11f1 9003, Gtner11 Pi ttner PUBLIC NOTICE aubmltted to the Pl•nnlng Comm1Hlan ptrln-ll"lhlp, Thfl bu$111ess w111 conducted by • prior to tM he•rlf'lll dtlt.
Robttf A. McNelt, L!mlllld P•rlntrshlo. For lurther del1!11 reg1rdlllll said pr&-
Getll<"tl P1rtn1r . ,.. Joseph K. AU111 s~:~~=• T2o~:;oJ:o:~e: postd Pl•n. all Jntertsted perfOl'l1 1r1 Jn· Thl1 1t11C'fnent Wll filed w1lh !ht .. c;il"t. Vice President, STAT• OP CAL••o•NIA PO• .,.lted lo c•lt at the offkt of 1i.. Clly or ty Clerk of Or1ng1 Covnly on Jun• • Utah lntl'l'n1t1on1I Inc,, Irvine Pt1n11!11g 0eo1rtmon1. TOwn
ltTJ. Gtn.er1t Ptr~r THi' COUNT'!' OF OllAHGIE Ctn!er, •201 C1miws Drive. Room 2u . P·2'1t6 This 't•ttment w11,1 filed wlll'I "'' Coun· No. A-7Ml'I Irvine Callf<rrnlll where Mid pr~
ll()faRS, MAJRKI, KOHN ty Clerk ol Ortng.t County on Ju<1e t., Esl1ta of TEKLA 8. "MOORE, Ike plin (1 on lilt 1n(i tVtll•Dlt for PllDllc I"' ,tFTH l:ACI! -170 y&rdt, 3 '/lft •INT\.IY & WAGNlla ltT.I. TEKLA BENDER MOOll.E, OKtllstcl. specllcn
olds g. uo. Allow•nce. P\ln.e '3000, AllWM'rl 1t Uw "171ff NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo the (ITV OF IRVINE T .... lster Breele (K. Hartl '51 MlnQH Cwrt Put>llshed Or1111J1 Coe1t 0111., _Pllol, credltor1 ol the IDOYCI n•l'l'lld decedent PLANNING COMM1SSl0111 Tex•• Trecer (0. k:nlghl) Ill:..._. Cit)', C•Hf. Mia Ju111 t, 16, 23, 30, 191'3 174·73 that •II per1on1 h1vl119 claims eoa!nsl the JERI L WILSON
Roy•I Pess (J. Wirdl Publlshtd Or•1111• Ct1st Dilly Piiot, ""Id de<edenl •re required lo Ille them. A~•11111,;1 ~reto,.Y
.I • w• 1s -1 J --• ,,1, 1 '' 21 1913 tool6-n PUBLIC NOTICE wllh ,,,. 11ec1ssarv "'oucht!rs, 1n th• o111c1 p 1 . . True e n n . • re•sure --•"" • " • , ol lhe clerk 01 the tl:lo..,. enlltled cOllrt, or 11b lshed Or•nge Co1st D10Jy Polo!,
Amerlc1111 Oreem (0. Clrdclel lo present lhtm, w1tll ll'lt f!ecessery Jul'lt 30, 19T.I 2054-1!1
01' O•n (J, Rich1rdsl PUBLIC NOTICE NDTtCa TO Cl:IDITORS For David (L, MylesJ 1 ~ouchers. To lhe undersJg11ed 111 11\t office Na. A·7"2t ot1htr tllotl'llY• J. BENDER MOOltE, Al· PUBLIC NOTICE
Mack's MoondrOP (D. Morris) 2.$0 Ali.o Rtn -WltlowcrHk Birley,
A1tr11ls!lt (R, Banks! HGTICI TO Cltl!OITOl:I Superior Coutf 'IJJl'lf Stllle of C1U!ornl• t-n-it L.•..,• 316 Visit Ma<11r1, New""""! AllO l:llflltlt I C I "" •• ,..., llGHTH RACE -3$0 yerds. 3 ~ter Olde Smootll!t tS. Tretsuro) N•. A 16194 °' 1119 Cllln!Y 0 1"111 Beach, C•Ufornll ttt.60, wlllcfl Is !ht pltct CHAHGI! 0 ,. :r.ONI old• & up. Clelmlflll, Purse S?•OO. lt\lllrllll Strl (J, Wttson) SIJPll'lor Court of the Stilt of Ctlllornl1 Estell of ARTHUR L. EVERETT, t1IO of bullneu of tht undtr1IQ1ntd In •ti mtl· NOTICE 0, PUlllC Ml:A•INO Mluotld Roe-et, M•ll To TM Cl'ller,
Gerl B•ldl, C•plaln Crynch. Scr11chtd -Ernlw Glick
Old Homesltad (J, R 1 c fl• rd' J for lht C011nty ol Or111111. known ts ARTHUR LAW ll ENCE ter1 lifrlalnh'lfl to !flt 111111 ol ta!d dice-TO II! HELO ON THI PllWOSllO
....60 lt.60 4.60 SIXTH ltACI _ )50 yirdt. J yrir E1t1te ol MlLOREO J, WIESE, EVERETT. A. L. EVERETT •rid OR. A, dent, Wltl'llll fovr motilllt ttt•r Ille firs! '"'ND US• OIST••CT CHANOU Oivkltnd' Bir (H. CroUiv ) 1,60 S.80 p SI"° Cl I I Otcttff<i. l . EVER.ETT, Dec11Md, puDllc11Lon ot tlll1 notlc1. "'" SICOMD ltACI! _ 400 venu. 3 veer Sir Nom•d (H. P-ot) 3.40 Olds. Clalm!119. Wll • 1 m ng Nolle• 11 Mretry 9IV111 to crtdllor1 of Notice 11 hfl'tOV gl.,.111 to crtdllors of D•llcl J unt 21. 1913 Pursu1nl" to lllfl Pl11nt1l11g tnd Zeni/If
olds & YP. Cli!mlf111. PYrst $2000. Tlmt -11.05 Prier S2SOO. the •bov• l'llmtd dec:ldint lllfll 11t 111t aDove 111mtd dtctdtnl that 111 EDITH M. IEAR. Llw, t s tmtndtd, tnd Ol'dlf' of tM CUy Ptrr ClaDblr (J. W••d) 9.00 5.:!0 J . .O AISll Ran -Run Moon R11n, Mr. Goldon Htn (0. Cerdoz•I wsoni 111.,.11111 <:ltlms tQllnsl "'' ,.Id w1on1 hiving clilms 119•1ntt tht 1eld Executrix Of the wn1 of lrvl111 Pl1nnl119 Commission. notice 11
B1v War Chic (J. Or1verl 7.90 5.00 ~!~Jm, c8:;~1rMT'J:.,v~r,inl, , Aoa<he Fl1me Jester (H. Crosll't dectdtnt 1r1 rllQll lrtd 10 fl11 tllem, with d11etdlflt ''' req..,lrtd to fill Thim, with of thl tbOVt n1med dllCedlnt l'lff'lbY gJvtn 11111 •public hflrlllll' "'Ill Ill Ac~roer (0; Morris> •.20 No scralcht,. Jim Doolin (L. Wright) tl'lt 11tce•Mll'"f \IOUChtr•, In lht olflC• of tlM ne-c1swfy V011Cller1, In "'' Offlc1 of J, l lNDl!:ll MODlll htld by stkl Commlislon on • plan pr~
Tim• -20.56 JS Ex•cl• s -Old Met1111ltld a l _ Son,,.. Gel (J. Wlllc11I lht Cll'l'k of ff1f 1bove entllftd court, or the Cltrll of l'he •Do..,. tn!llltd court, or Alfonlty 11 L•w PC>slno to •mend (Sectlon•I Olltrlct Mtp AllO Ran -Mr, 1"';--;;r•enl, Donis Be 01111e.n•1 ••r, P'tld Jl•.st. Col• Oen (J. W1rdl to prfSlll! ttlern wlttl tll9 MCllllr'f to present them with !he nectlwry "' Vlftt Mt .. r• IRS.fSJ ot Ille lrvlnt Zot1lng Codt. 11 Gm·~i~,!~· Roc•e Dl•I Jr., NIN-• ••<•. _ ·-,, .• ,, , "••· soc1a:1 Lll(k !S. T1,rn;r~ d 1 VOl/dltri lo HI• underslgnld ,, me office \IOUCherl 10 t/141 undl'l'sillned 11 rtie office HtWll'l'f IHcll. cdtornlt ""' 1mendld, lrvlne, Ce1tlor1111. • ""'Y •u , , Miss O'i'n•$Peed · c r I of Sl'f1,kll, Wiest lo Mtlchl-, 11755 Vic· of SchooUng incl Scfloollng , U29 Cl•rtndorl Tltl: (1141 """"'41 51ld Pl1n Is d11lgn1led Cast No. 73-ZC·S THlllO lll:ACE _ 110 yard,. 3 yur olds & llP. Sl•tf1r1 •llowtA(f, P11r&1 ltldtherotlber (J, Dreyer) tory Bl'<d., Nortfl Hollywood, C.lllornli Avt., Huntl119ton P1rk, Ct. 9025S, which 11 Allll'MJ' fOf' lllltc"'rll Cul111r•Wt1nul Pl•nned Community, tnd
o1111 & up. Clalmlllfl. Purst Sl900. \~itulef" <O. Morrli) A.OO l .OO l.OO a 111ion D•ndY (J. W•honl 91606 whlcl'I It tM pl1c1 ot tiu1l111&1 of !ht !ht plac• ot DuslntS1 ol !ht \lncllt'll9ntd In PuDllJtied Oranoe COis! 011ly PHO!, P•OPOM' to ch•"llt from 1114 1!»<1·10.000 c h u d • • 1 Ito 1 1 I 0 . Jontw BOo (J. Wetson) f .BO S.90 Ltybln Quick fO. Knlghll undln.Jgntd In •II l'l'lttltr• perl•lnlng to •II •ma!Nt1 ptrt1lnlng to tll9 •tilt ot ukl J\lnt n, 30, tnd Julv 7, lt. 1913 19$1·13 CSR) l octl 811sll!fl1 ISlon Reslrlcflon1\ Knlolltl t.'l.00 16.00 S.1111 lint Piutr (J, Wtrd) • . ..O Atw 9Ut1Mll tht eslttt of wld dllCfOll.lnl, wllhln four decldlnt w1thln tout ,,_,lh1 tlttr !ht Olslrlct lo the PC (SRI "Pltnntd Com· S11nn Rock (It, Ad•lr) 3.60 2.olO Ali.o r•n _ come On 0.Ck, Mt voo Hloh Flyer (H. CrOlbyl montfll 111.., ,,,. ffr1t P<JDllClllOl'I ot thli first P<Jbllc•llon of thl• nollct, m\lnlr;-(Slg:n 1t .. tr1ctlonl Olstrlcl-W•lll\ll·
DH·Meno Sissy (M. lllcketl 'l.80 Don, Wt• Woo, Dlt l llrtnd~, SIOl'lt Merkel! fH. Pl'Gtl flOtfct. 011to11 J-14, 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE Culver Plllnntd Comm11nll'f. D~~Sl'l-11~ (J, Rlcfltrd1) 1.olO Pony, ltOYtl'1 Rt1:1...e1t, Ch1rglng Lucky Mui (l , Wrlghl) Dtl..:I Junt •• 19T.I OEAH M. E'/E:l:ETT ISecllon•I Olstrlc:I M1p lltS.fS s~e"i:Potrt: ~=~.~·'· Aqu•PGU••· c~:1Ji;::~~-Tep 1tuiir , 1 _Jon· Bld9er't"Bo.ss IJ, Rlcflll'dsJ ~~~~·J'~~~fi~" ~~:;:;'~:i: wiu ~¥:;:'g= cC..'t~:~1::rA ~~= 11,::'~!:'m%;..,T11t c uv 011rv1'"" P'l111·
Scr1tchld -Ory COPY· Ptdd~ B1r1, I Sl!Vl!NTH Jl:ACI' -3SC Ylrdl. 2 YNr of uld Otctdu!I Sc~ltlf tnd khMlltlf THll COUNTY 0" OllAHGI! Stld i!UDllC hetrlng on lht tbcwe PIO-Ptl>OO Wins, ScOOl)tr SPOf'I, llV ...... 'un.JO. ol1H. P11rH wcoo. Thi B1rct.l1•. l!Ylkll, WIMI a Mtlcl'I'-:Mtt Cl•.......,. Avenue ' N•, A·f"" PO$ed pltn Wiii bl l'leld •I 7:l0 'f'.M .. or IJ
OH-Ot.tdllNI. M«ln Flvrr (R. ainkil lt7U Vic:lerY llv•. Huntl111ton 1"1rt, Cll. 90tS1 HOTICll OP Hl:AllNO OLI' P'ITITION llOOfl lhtrealler 11 POSSIDtt, on Thuncl1y,
POUltTH l:ACI -:tSO yetdl. 3 vetr ~:t/l!OC:.1.,c:tr Tr~~~~~l Horttl HOll'f1JOO°', C•llf, t16" AMnllyl flt l:XMU!rhl FOil P'l:O•ATI! 01'1 WILL AND POil ~.u1r, l2, l913 In '"' m\llllpUrpow Room olds. Allow111ce. Pllt$e S'2500. The Ski M • R,..,81 Moon (R. Hirll A!Mnlrt• tor a11t«lllf' Plt..USV. Ll!TTlllS TeSTA.M•NTAlt'I' (IOND B of Unl ... er&lfy High School, CTI C1m---M1r: S. onro _, UtV. P\IDllsflad Ora""' Co.11 Dilly Piiot, WAIVIO) Pl.II Orl.,.e, lrulne, C1lltornl• 92Uoi. tT LI q fl r Sh 1 wa s ( J , Vl8D Desi Doll ID. Knlghtl ,ubllsh«I Or•lllJI C011,t 6.ily Piiot. Jur'll 16. 23, 30, and J11ly 7, 1t13 1N6·73 Esltll ot FRANCIS MAR 1 o N which tlmt encl pleee •ti per1on1 tllhar ~:~~~. Nia1o IS. T,.!6;~\~:13 t~ , ~11z~~1!t!~zl"~~~e~::d) J..,n ..... ,, 23, lO, 1tn 1711.12 p•~uc NOTICE ~~:~K, •k• F. M. BURBANK. !~~ori:.111111:r~f:' ,S:C:~.~t~t ~~~
Fltmlno Go~1 (J, Wtrd) 3.ol06 MllUet>llla (D. Morris) v u NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN !Ml wrllltn retPOllM lo t11l1 oul)l1c notlc. ~ ~1': Ra~'·~ M1r11ele Moon. a 111an T M Lllflt Tiny Go (H. Cros(ly) PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'lfl:IOlt CDUltT OP THI RA'l'MONO IRVING 8UR8ANK Ml flltd t\lbmllltd to "'' Pt1nnlng Comrn111lan
•-•, G••" O•n<'lr, Win A Jtl. Vllut ops oon OIGNTH •ACE •-~ 2 y••• STATE O• CALIPO•NIA •O• hertln a pell!IOtl for Pr'Ot>lllt ot Wiii ind O<"lot to tfle h11rlng dllt. """" • -.-.. Y••v•· ''"" • •nn "' tor Ltltlt<'I T11ot1menl1ry 10 tM oetlll~ For further dll'lells reo•rdlng "Id pr~ AdS~~ic~~~o~ec::ctdUlo olds. Allow&nct. Purse 12100. SUl"l!•IOll COU.tT 0" THI! TMI COUNTY OP OltANO• (bond wtlvHI), ref.,.t>nce lo ~lch II postcf plen, 111 lnterftltd Pl'l'ilef!~~•l"I ln-
PlfTH JtACI! -olOl!I Ylrdl. 3 v11r 6~~~~ ",.'~~ 1~: ~=~::1.1 --S~~~·cg:Nc,.A.,.IOP 'o"-t:H~°.111: NOTICI: 0" HN:.t.ti~':tt 0" P'ITITION 'I'°' for f~rther r~llc~l1r1ft!nd th•I ~hi ~'!:.to ~~11~1'n.:119 =:r1:.:i~ Cl~,,:
Prep Cage
Tour ~et ollls & up. Cltuftltd 1110....imc;c. Purse · , Larry Com In' Aller Mt (S. TtNIUrtl Ht. A·1ant "011 l"l:O•ATll OF WILL AND POil I mt Ind P llct o "'n "II OOwmt ~5 Ctl'ller ~JOI C1mpu1 Drive 'RM '1U '
, i.JSCIO TM RObblni 1~1rv. lrvtne S Moon Came J I Toro Park1r IM. BlcKltll NOTICi: OF. Hl.A•ING O" P'aTITION LETTallS TlllTA.Ml!NTAIY IMINO ~c:~,~~ul~lOO::.~i N!'m)' 0~ Irvine.' C1Utornl1, whert -Miii p,....d
The al . { -~ .. "---Aloh• II• Cl . Mvl1e • BO ].60 160 out second bes t in the featured c11ar9ln on (J, Or..,-erl POii l"ltOIATI Ofr WILL AND PO• WAIV•DI L Hid court •I 100 Cl'lic Ctntlf. Orlve pl1n 11 on ftl• &nd 1v1U•btt for publl( ln· qu Jty 0 -'1VUUR:f'fl-l3Ma-MIK"8chce-flt-,-.-.,..) 260 ''0 ----==-----------.-Al~medflll• (J.-Mlhudll) l..-n'l:JtS---TllSTA.MIMTAll-Y-Est1lt of STELLA o. HI D. tkl w I I 1h. Cit of s I A c lltor I $p1Cflon
Call"forru·a ~p "---kelball will 8"?1m'•~-... ~JJ. W•rdl ':!II matcn race Fnday ni.gh. t in Henk'• Nolt (J, Wtl$Oll) E1t1N of ELOISE M •<= G L N NI s s. STELLA DEL MONTE""H(LO. DlcHltd. el' II y •0 • "'' • II.. ' i:IT'I' OF lltVINE r •-U43 • .., he ,_, I tit Ntvtd• Oolly 10 . Morrl1) Oec:HHd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhll 0.ltd June 2l, l'7l H PLANNING COMMIS310N be ripresented by former USC . w~I~, ;:tted t:~~11J,.,~No<i.~Y • l mo ......... ,.c e co~pe 100 at BtrD'( Jtl (K. Htrtl, NOTICE 13 HEl:E8'1' GIVEN '"''MARK WILLI"'!' MILO, JR. 1111 llllG ~· .. ';!,~ r:· fl JO N JERI. L. WILSON. s It.he Orange County Fatrgrounds ~ MERCEDES M•cGtNNIS ROCKWELL hlrtln • ptllllon for Probllle of Wiii Ind °"11" ' A11l1tant Slcl'Tl•ry
player Chris Appel as it tours No er• '· · NtMTM •ace:--"° y1rds. ' YNr ,... flMd n.ret11 , pt11t1on for PrObett of for Lett~• T1111tnlf'tl1ry to !ht Ptllllontt ~~~JM ~~~L:':UoN Publl•hed ortlllM' c09si o.nr Piiot. • the Orient during the month of , tlXTH RACE'. -olOl!I v•nts. a 1 .. r Moon . ,was defeated b:r, olds & \let. c111m1r111. !"ur .. 11100. w111 ind tor 1m;111c• or Ltn..,1 !Donel w•lvt<IJ reftrtne• to ""'lcn 11 m11111 A__,_ 1 LI • -J-30. 1m :aou-n old1. Cl1!mlnu. PurM '2000. fl.fOOTO'Y18 S [)on QJl]Um 88 Cl•lml11g Prl(t $1600. • TtSttmenltl'"f fO the pt!lllontt rrltret\Ct for furtlltr P11rlfcl11Ms, 11111 11111 tM tlmt "----.-~ 1 w
July M r . 0 It m o II d---M.oo II J H ~ ----Nulhl1'--9\lllny (0, Knltlhtl to wt11Ch LI midi" fiii fllitl'ltr P11rtlt11l1r1, Ind Pl•<t of Maring !hi UIM h11 """"' ---9viNIJll • l I .,. he Pa11e> •.IO 3.40 3.00 8,754 looked on. Ma. 01vkf (0. Cerdotel and tNI m. Tll'l'lt •!Id 011c1 of hHrl11g,,,. 111 for July 10. 1973. •' t :OO 1.m .• In thi ••• ...._, Cttthlr Drh·~· SlllN u• PVULIC NOTICE Appe " cw:ent y a ·"'ac r ~=VB~~-·ro(.Ji<_~i:~rr> •.20 ijg Ken Cartee or Costa M esa Ma.How Moon (It . Btnk1J H..,. !\el btfrl Mt for July 10, 1t13, at covrtroom of O..,.rtmtnl No. 3 of Hid N.-,ort a-tt. C•H .... 111• ""'
at Arcadia High, will.take his Time _ 20.53. -r.m·i-'--" •"-:-.1 , .. the five lap Gold 11111ot <L. Mv1es1 f :OO 1.m .. 111 ni. couttroom ot Otpett· <:OUl't. 11 100 c1v1c Ctn!"' DrlYll w .. 1, In Tltl : t1141 iM0-1111 CHANOI °" ZONE Al.o tllfl -Flttl Bid, PISS rfrl fl y, lJ :::oin:u t.IWU UI SIHk B•r (L, Wrlghtl """' No. :I M Mid (OUI"!, ., 100 Civic Ille Cll'f of Stnt• An•. Ctlllornl1. Atl«M'(I fer: '""'~ NOTICll 01' l'UILIC MlAllNG squ_ad to Japan_ • .Ko_ re a , Oh J•J B•r Jr,. s ur• 1111 Go, T•rl CoK. handi"cap mai'n event ··•'ch .,,, Tooter (J. 1tk111rdll cen1.., Drive w .. 1. 111 !ht c 1iy of s1n11 011111 Ju111 21, 1•n. Publlsfltd Orano• coest 0111y Piiot, TO 111 H•to DN TH• P'lloPOtl:D
h Ph 11 All S4' I, llhVlllrn Mtn. WIU I'm 8trlo (J. Werdl Ani. C1ll10rnl1. WILLIAM I , II JOHN, JVM 23. 24. 30, 1t7l 1'93-73 LAND USI DfSTlllCT CMAHOft Tru~an, t e I l,P In es • is ExKI• • -Mr.°''"""" M-a was won by Redondo Beach's 'IObfl fJ, o r.....,1 0 ,11c1 June 21, 1913, countv Clerk Purw1111 1o thl Plennlng •nd ton1n9 Thailand and Hong Kong on a I -G•DllY Ttx11. ••Ill.... Steve Nutter. TI\e Bas t ML 'i Allro,l'~"' (H . ~age) WILLIAM •• ST JOHN ~:~s AH~SN~....... rUBLIC NOTICE Lew, •• •mtneled, •rid ordtr ol !ht Clly
I d A I SEVEHTH l:ACI". _ :llO v•rdi. l ot a50ll · ru1ure County Cltr't Ill <:Ill 01 LrvhM Pltnnlnq Comml,llen. notice 11
t o ur to cone u e u g . " vtar olds & up. Atlow•nce. Pur!t brothers Mike and Steve "'''° EHt•.. JOHN c SALYll Ln Antlill, c1Ufenll•,.., 1 ,11,. ~v 01.,..n th•t, pu11ne htlrlng will i..
TI\ey lea ve Saturday from 110,000. fm· ·1shed ,, 1-2 1'n the fo··• lap' ~lnt~s e rnrrJ (~ ~nlfl~O :IW w11ielltt Dr,, Stlll "1' T~: (!1111147::51 ... llleM SUPlll:IO• COURT OP THI field Ill' 1tkl Ccmmf11lon !!!l t pl111 pro-F'lt'lm 10f co. cardoia) t.olO 4.olO '.1.4 ut r. •rr 1 · l$Oll1 ) N""""1 ... c,,, C•Mf, nut A tn'ltY 1 ' t oosJng lo tmend {Sectton11 ··011trlct M111 Los Angeles International and Natlvr Emprf» fR . .Adtlr) 3.60 3.00 scratch main e vent. Hell 01 A Note (L. Mv II ' Tlh 1114) ~ Publl~hed Or11111• COllll D•llY Pilot, STATI DP CAll,DltNIA .. Oil IRS 103) ol tM lrYIM Zoning Codt II Ost0e Rocket (S. TrtisYrt) •.60 All Cricket! (L. Wrlghl) AllOf'fll'( !or: pe!H'-J\IM :JL, U , 30, 1973 1M2·T.I Tlill COUNTY OP CHtANGll amended. ,
the firs t stop is T o kyo. Publlshtd 0r1119, c0111 D•llv Piiot. No. A-'4ISI Stld Pl1n 11 <1ttlgn1tto11 c111 No. n-zc .. 1•--PUBLIC NOTICE HOTIC• 0, MIAltlNO 0" l"ITITION SMOKETREE HOMES (StcllOl'lll Olslr"ICI Included on the rOster are June"· :u. 30• 1973 '"'~ FOi: ORDllt Dltl;l.CTING CON· Map IRS 1031 Ind ll•OPOStt ID c~ng•
Arcadia High's Mark !\1ille r. feel'n indepettdent?? PUBUC NOTICE NOT1ce TO c11101TD1ts vivANCll 0 " 1t•A&. "1°"1111" TO trom 111e A-1 fSRJ Gen"'•' Agrllcutvr•1 1 .u, •• 10' COU1:1' OF Tiff COMl't.lfn SALi ON CONTlll:ACT. OP (Sign Jt .. lrlctlonsl Olslrlcf•fl) lhe R2.SOOO Chuc k Thomas and Robert l'ltlDllC•SSOll IN I If T.. s T (Sil) G•OUP Dwtlllngs (Sllltl ll11trlcl1-l ml;JC I ' ~rs~ M SUl"El:IOlt COUl:T OP THI STATE DP CALl .. OllNIA FOil (P'll08AT• CODli tm> on •P9•0Xlrn11t1y 23 tern loclllcl Russell.--Pasadena High's Dan. ln G ~ ~ r Id:>. STAT• 0, CALl~ORNIA FOlll: THI! COUNTY OF Ol:AHG• In the mltl•t of "" Pl'l'IOlll •nd of """'"" ll'ie EdlMlll Comp111y rlgl'lf-Gf-w&y
Davis and Doug Zopfi, John ' -I n. -~.,-~,--1 ~) -g~""'~"-1~'-· --TH•-coi:,~~-x:~ANG.__ ''''"of 8. ~;:o=SH,""";hO know!\ :~11'~0~1l"EN~~LCAB~kN~.·~~:;: :w';~=~__,,~ "::!1;.~:·----1 Lane of Hollywood H igh, K e n NOTIC• OP NIA•IHG Of' AMINDIO II BENJAMIN G. BOWDISH, •ISO kll\JWl'I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thtl M. REQUESTED !IV -• W1nn1no10~
K .•• I B I H'"ll H" h 31 l'llTITION ,Oil PROIATe °" WILL II 8EN BOWDISH. 011C1111td. Aller F!nd11)'. G111rdlen of the petlOllS Otvrl .,,, Inc: e1~r 0 e"Yer y I s 1g • .t.HD PDlll: &.llTT'eltS TISTAMIMTAl:Y NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ttM •nd "''" of '"' tboYllMimld mlnor1, $1id~k llNrlng en ""•boYt pr~ Mike Johnston or Rosemead Ill ~ e111,..ot MARJOR.IE M. GOOOMAH, credllotl of llM t tlove namtd decedent fl&I flltd htritln • Ptllllon for 11'1 Ordlr PO$td r>ial'I will be htkl 111 7:30 p.m. or II
h, And Fu .. bo f Bel Deceased. !Ml all ptr10111 111.,.lng citl!Td act•lhll !ht dlrtctlng IM ptilllMMr to eompltff IPM MIOfl llMA't!Tef" 11 poulbfl, en ThUrsdty,
Hig Y Jits u O -StK>PPtNG ARCADE•425 3()11'1 Street •TI-E CAf#ERY•Newport Beech it NOTICE rs MERES'!' GIVEl'f thet Mid dletdlf!I ,,. reqvlrtd to flit lhtm, terrM ot • conh'11ct midi Dv tllt gu1rdl1n July 11, 1973, In !ht cuv Counc:11
mont High and Brad Cha llberg ~ SECURITY PACIF IC NAT!O"IAL BA"IK w!lh !I'll ~ry voochtn, In 1119 offlc• 17)' llle<:Utlng Ind 6111.,..,lng II (OllVl'fll'ICI Cfl•mbtrs. Room ·200, atll C.mput Dt1 ..... 1'111 1uec1 htrt!n 111 tmtnded PtllllOfl •M Ol lht dl'l'k ol 11'11 tDovt tnlllllcl coo.irt, ot 01 rMI oroperty commonly known •• 22fM lrvlM, C1Ufornl1 9'2664. 11 Wllldl llmt and. of ftong Kong International tee eater tO t-lte needs Of th' f.lldi·.,fdllOf. tor ls1uance ot Leners Ttsltn'lfllltry tc to prnent !him, wllh !hi '*"""' Oceentront, Ntwp0rl Bffcll. Ctlllornl1, to pt1et •II Plf'IOl'll tlll'Mf' 11\IOl'lng or .,..,,... H . h Pt!!llOMr reference to Which 11 midi tor vooct>trs. to lhl undrr1lgned ti !ht olflct Cecll M. Wight on Pfl'foNntA(• llY film Of Ing Mld OtCl!'Oltd p1111 will De l'HHll'd. It Is i~·~g~.iiiii .. iiia;i:;;;ii;Q:aiiii.i~';;:~i:i'iii~=.ii~~~=;'i:iiiiiiii'iii~~~~~~~:i~;iiiiiiiiiiiii:S~~ii~iiiiiiiii.i~~il"'rtl'ler r•rl!cu11rs, •nd fll•I tht tlmt 11nd of hlr AttorneY Robel'! L. Humpt,rey1, cert1l11 requlremtinh In ni. contr11ci. reqllfllocl thet •nv wrltttn ""'POft" 10 -~ p11c1 ot Marino tfle ... mt 1111 bHn 111 lSOO Adtms, Sulit Number 206. Cot._1• refer~• lo which 11 midi for turlhl'I' !hi• Pllbllc notlct bl illbmllled lo ttM ~ ,.liUii#ll~ ~-f(lr July 17, 1973, 11 9:00 1.m, 111 lllf Mesi, C11!fornl1 9'26M, ~l~h 11 llM pli!Cf oartlct1ltt1, tnd tl\et !ht tlmt Ind pla«t PIM!rtlng Comml11lon Piiot lo tti. f\!tlrl!'ll (Ollrlroom ot DeJt,artment No 3 ot wld of bllllnes1 of the \llldlt'tfOl\«I 1n •II mt!· of hffrlng !ht """' h•s bHtl Ill for July dile •
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THIRD ANNUAL MODEL .&. CRAFT SHOW
June 29th · 30th & Jub 1st
Anaheim Convention Center, 880 W. Katella, Anaheim
ThouNnds of tho N•-' Products In Rodlo Control, Static Modols, Crafts,
Rollroadl"ll, Rockoll & Cor1mlc1 on Display r
• Continuous Indoor & Outdoor DemonstratloM
Radio ControOed Planes, Cars .& Boats • Malce 'N Take Crafts
Model Contests· !Open To Pufillc)
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SHOW HOURSi
Frldoy 1 :00 P.M.
S1turd1y 1 :00 P.M.
Su,nd1y 10:00 A.M.
• Prlles, Trophies & Awards . -' '
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10:00 P.M.
1:00 P.M.
REGULAR ADMISSION:
Adults
Junlor1
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$1.00
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(Ol.lrl, B! 700 Civic Center DrlYe Wett, rn ftrl perl•lnlng to !hi est111 of Nkl die"" IL 1913, •I 9:00 1.m .. In !ht eourtrcorn of F.;.. f\lrll'ler ~tell• rtgtrdfng 11ld "'°.
!hf City of Stnl• Ant, C11ttorf111. dent. wlll'lln four month1 •tier The first Oep1rtmrnt No. 3 ot Miid c011rt. •I 700 posed plen, 111 lnltr•tled P*f'IOl'I• ,,, In· O•ted July 2'. 1911 PVbllClfLOl'I of tllll notlct . Cl"1c c..,1,r Drlvt Wtlf, 111 11'11 Cll'f of vlltd ~ Clll II th• otflCI of ~ cny af
WILLIAM E. SI JOH"I, 011td June IS, 1m, • S~nle Ant, C1lllomt1. lrvlne Plll'lllfng Olr>lrtrnent, Town C~unty Cl~rl( FLORENCE M. 1-0WDISH, Oti.d June 20, 1913. Cenltr, QOl Cimpu1 OtlYll, Jl;oom 24ol,
WAL.Tiit ~. KllN Exec11!rl11 of llM Esttlt Of WILLIAM f , ST JOHN lrvlne, Ctllfornl1, wflf'l't wld proPllffd
ANO NOWAJl:D "· IMIPNlllO the lllOVI nlm«I dl«dlnl Counly Cltrk Ol•h Is on fllt trld 1v1U&blt for pUbltc: 11t-4Y Soutn '"'"' ,,,_, •01•1T L. HUMl'Hl:•Y•. •• J . , ...... &. fpecllon. LH All'!eles, Callll!W• .. IS llM ACllll'lt, Sultl Humt>er 2", Z7M M11'ttot •tVd .. Siii"' JIJ CITY OF IRVINI!
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Allorn•v• for Ptllll-Yeh tn4) J.41.ttM Tel: fn4) SID-*" JERI L. WILSON P11blltMd Or•noe COil! Dally P'llot. A"°""Y "" e11tt1rtr111 At!Orllty ..,., ""'""-" A11111 .. n1 Slterel•r'J' J~ne JO Ind J..-)(I •ncl July 1, 5, 1'7:1 Publl1htd Or•llllt COl•I DlllY Piiot J11111 PuDUll'ltd Ortntt Coe1t Otl1y Plklt, Publlthocl Ora11111 COMI Delly P'll&t, io51·T.I 1•. 22., ao •nd J11ly 7, lf73 1"'4·13 June 23. 21, )I), 1t13 1rn.n Jun• 30, 1'73 JQM..7l
PVULIC NOTICE PVULIC NOTICE PVULIC NOTICE PVULIC NOTICE
OROIHAHCI NO. J>..:M of Ortnoe County, C1lltoml1. l'AS.SEO ANO ADOPTEO lhls 16111 Hy Wopttd ••• whole ,, tn edlourntd
O •• tN.4.NCll DP THI CITY COUN SECTION 2. P11t1u111t lo !hi oro.,.lslom of Ju,,., 1913. regYltr mettlng o1 Mid City Councll lltld AN • of S.C:llflrl '230.A of "" M\llllclPlll COOi ol JACK HAMMETT on 11'11 2611'1 day or J\lllt 1m. b)' tht Cl&. 0" THe CITY 0 .. COSTA Ml!SA. !ht City of CO!lll Mes.I, Ollltlct Map a.J M1yor ot 1119 Clly of COlll MtM lollowlf'l!I roll c11tt vottr
CAl.1 .. 0RHIA, CMANGIHG THI 1.0f4• Of !ht Clfy of COllt Mtt1 11 htretry ATTEST: AYES: COUNCI
INO 0, LOT a, &LOCK II, D, TIACT tmtnlltoll ll'f lhl eddlllon llMftlo 11'1 lllfl EILEEN P, l'HINNEV Jordan, Plnk1ty, Wll , R Ill
611. PltOM Cl TO l:>CI'. R>CP trH d.,Jbed Ill Section I lllttOf.' Cll'f Clerk Of 11'11 City of COlll MHI NOES: COONCILMEN:
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY SECTION 3-. This Ordfn.tflel $h11! llkt STATE OF CAL IFORN IA ) ABSENT: COUNCILMEN • ~ OF COSTA MESA DOES MEllEIV OR· ltlffCI 11'111 IM In f\llt force ~rlY (lO) dl'fl COUNTY OF OJl:ANGE ) SS IN WITNESS WHER.E l'llVll hlrlby
DAIN AS FOLLOWS· from •nd IMI' 111 ~s1o111e, tnd prior to CIT'!' OF COSTA MESA ) Sii mv l'llfld Ind •ffllled tM $Ml of TIM
SEC-ION 1 All "111e1 II of lht lht oplntlon of """" IU) 4-Y• ft'om '· EILEEN P, PHINNEY. Cll'f Cllfk Clly of COflt Mtw lhl• 2'1tti d4y ot Junt . ' • pot on !hi l)IMllll thtrtof 1/14111 Dt P1JDll1tltd Ind IK-Oltldo Cltrk Of llM Cll'f COllnCU af 1,11. . k>llOWlllll dHCrlllld ,,..,1 Pf'OP91'1V 11 Ofl('f In tht~RAN E COAST DAil'!' 1114 City of COii& Miit, Mreltv cl'l'llf'y EILEEH P, PHINNEY
het'IDY piactd end lnclucltd In Ille Jt).CP PILOT. I °""''I drelllt· lh•I 1119 tbove Ind forfO(llng Ofdlntnct City Cllf'll tncl tlt.offldo z-. lo wit: lion, pr1111wd tnd pWI thtd 11'1 1M Clly of No. 7).)t; WIS ln!nlductd Ind con1td<trld Cllrll Of 11'11 CITY Counclt of
Loi :le, &lock e, Trtet '12. •• Plf' COit• Mell. lolJll'll'ltr will\ !ht n•mtt of M<:tlon Dy Nellon 11 1 r111111ar ,,....111111 of !ht City 11'1 Coti. Mesi
mtp llltttol recordld 111 •ooll: JO, l'egea !ht mtmbln of !ht CITY Coo.intll voflng Mid Clly COllllCH lltld on !ht .ttti d1y of P'\lbllllltd Ol'llllJI COllt Dllt'f-"""-1 •rid 2, Of MIM;tlllnt0\11 M1p1, RICOl'dl for encl 11t1IMf !ht Ml'l'lt. Jllnt, lt13, Ind lhll"ffll..,. Pl,_ •nd Junt al), 1973 -.'JI
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JI OAILY PILOT Salurday, Junt 30, 1973 •• ~'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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RonU11ace Blooms
Ted Knight meets the girl of his dreams, Georgia
Engel, on the li1ary Tyler Moore Show tonight at 9
o"clock on CBS, Channel 2.
TONIGHT'S
TV HIGHLIGHTS
-I' !t~ CBS D 8:30 -Bridget Loves Bernie. Should the
f; newlyweds celebrate Christmas or Chanukah?
They're torn by their respective parents' wishes in
i this rerun episode. iJ
NBC 0 9:00 -"That Man From Rio." Jean Paul
;.'! Belmondo plays a French soldier on a week's le~ve
who flies to Rio to rescue his kidnaped girl~ .. ~ friend.
ABC O 9:00 -Burns and Schreiber Comedy ,.1
hour. The debut of a sumn1er variety series with
guest artists J uliet Prowse, l\-Iartin Landau and the
'" Doobie Brothers.
TV DAILY LOG
Saturday
Evening
1:30 B (]) l ridret Lom le111ia (R) 0 Mowit: (90) "The Cilllt Cill
t!~:i~:tr" 'h:irl 'S!:-Don :umvan.
0 @(j) al hul LJ'ldt Show
ED Turnin& Poinb
t:OO fJ 00 Mary Jyler Moe rt Shtw (R)
~ fJ .W•ll Woril (R) IHI Burruel 0 ~ @m NIC Saturday MM:
~ unites "Thi Bet Peopl1" I (CJ (Ztlr) "TUI M111 fro11 Rio" IRJ D Pri•m (adY) '64 -Je•n Paul 81lmolldo. 0 (J)@ a> ABC's Wile WorW If frrncoise Dorleac, Jun StrYlis. A
JUNE 30
$felts Frenth sol dier, nn a one -wetk leave.
-· (i) ®i News aoes to Rio lo rtSCUI his 1i11friend 0 Have Cun Will T11Vtl who has been kidna~ped. _ m Movie: (Cl '111ow1nt Junctiel" 0 BURNS & SCHRE:BER
Action in 'Emperor'
,-.-No C:Ommerelals?
Children's Shtiw
Ma rvi n Movie Abou1tds • Vi ole1ice
By DAVTD STERRITT lertairunent value. wh ic h STILL ONE yearns for the
c11r1in111 klfllt• M...i...-141rv1c1 other,vise has much fast-paced old days, when adven\ure ex·
Upgrading Eyed
The title "Emperor of the potential. It also undermines isted on its own terms, Md the
North Pole" sounds like some Aldrich's attempt 10 re-create worst !vils were nudged to an NE\V YORK (AP ) designed their c h i Id r·l!·n·• s the vast American myth or h t tt t d 1'0 • s to kind of Santa Claus romance. offscrecn position. Television networks co u Id s ows o a rac ~ ver l.x.r
So · I · ·1 h happy-go-lucky hobo life. ENTER. television as o forUm for sell· in an unusua move, 1 as "Emperor" sadly indicates TAINM£NT drop product advertising fron1 been changed -lo "Emperor Al its heart, "Emperor" is that the trend toward vio lence ing products.
of the North" -after the film only a simple tale about a is not yet ready to fade awar. '----------' children's shows v.·lthin seven "Children need protection
h t ed I d. t ·bu bum and a freight-train. Y""<• w1'thout fi•""c1'al strain as en er . genera IS rt · But "Super Fly T , N. T . • .,.. ,....,, from being singled out as a
lion. Marvin plays the bwn wit~lihis makes me susnN>t t h a t by obtaining the program market and s p e c ,. f 1' c a 11 y
Tl · · f'tt' Th · usual cantankerous vir1 ty. r• ·-~ us is 1 1ng. ere . i.~ another or its manirestations rron\ inuependent producers. (hi Sa ta Clau bo I And Borgnine is near perfeet SJ w ' manipulated in pinpoint no ng n sy a u -the black-gangs,t.er film -e t ccord' t • study com this new action thriller, which as the niean engineer, who may be reaching a dead end. I, OU a mg 0 . f ... fa shion for the fin an c i a I
pits a feisty hobo named A· will stop at nothing tofkeelp All the elements are here -missioned by Action or benefit of advertisers and
N I · ( d' r tra' ticketless passengers o f o' Children's Television. O.· agams a sa 15 tc in 0 ) dope, gamblm' g, torture, ki ll· B C J t broadcasters," he said. · d · th G I No. 19 to Portland ( regon . e ai•g 'l Th t d 'd e t engineer, unng e rea ing, even a revolution . But "' e s u Y 531 governm n J\felody suggested networks
DeTporessbooionl.. the di.rector ,., IT IS A classic situation there are lots of new twists. agencies, private underwriters and local stations each be re-3nd institutional advertisers
R be t Aid . h 1 k with classic characters. And The black gangster wants to Ji·• 'Trap ' , ... 1d finan~ _ enough in· quired to show one hour of in-. 0 r ric -ong nown Aldrich builds the drama go straight: he is happily mar-"' "" "~ dependently produced adle ss as one of the roughest, ried, and he helps the small dependent shows in that time
toughest, he-manliest film-within a huge though artificial African-nation r ev 0 1 u ti 0 n LONDON (AP.) The to phase out all commerciallr · children's progra1ning per
makers in Hollywood. And the canvas of ·railroad ydrds, h d sponsored programs n o-w "'eek in the fi rst year of the
stars are no slouches either: Hoover-towns, and would-be because e wants to 0 some longest running play in U:>ndon made by the networks.
Lee M.rvl·n and Er n e" s.t 0 1 th good in the world. program. T\\'O n1ore hours of kings-0f-the-road. n Y e is "The Mousetrap,'' which ACT is a Boston-based in-such ~·eckly fare would be rc-Bor1g~ine. m.7~11hing,1.ahstthc1 athds belligf r!"'nt onscreGn gore is THESE WOULD seem like opened 21 years ago. Du~ing terest gr9up of J>?rent.s. and Quired eat'h yea r until. after
tou it, in e ig o e new. And such trendy trap-healthy switeheroos oo a all that ti me, Adelaide Wood-professionals who peht1oned I century." p1·ngs spell certain failure for gener8lly siCk set of Con· seven years. Al l4 hours per 'd · Th 1 bl · d' vine has sold nwre than $5 the Federal Conuuunications "'eek a station normaJl v· UNFORTUNATELY, Al-the' legend of innocence-am1 -venhons. e rou e is, 1rec· Commission in 1971 to ban all devotes to children's showS
drich's masculine m 0 vie poverty, which remains a cen· tor-star Ron O"Neal seems to million \Vorth of tickets to the ads 'from children's programs.
tral facet of the hobo-movie have no idea how to handJe Agatha Christie \V h od unit, The commission hears oral \\'ould be corumcrcia.l free. makin\t involves a habit of genre. and of •·J;>mperor" dur-them. To stall for time, he · h .. t 11 '-''Ould menn network.~ and emphasizing the violent ex-"""' without e\•er seeing it. arguments on t e pos1t1on nex 1 tremcs of adventure ing its own occasion a I develops the plot verrrry After 26 years as boxoffice ~·eek. . ocal stations \\'Ot1ld lose
remember "The 0 i r 1 y moment s of sheer charm. sloooowly. and saves all the mai}ager of the Ambassador The study, submilted in sup-revenue. Prod uct advertisers
Dozen"? An uncomfortable Yet Aldrich retains his im-v.\olence for one awful climac-Thekter, ~1iss Wo o d vine port of the petition. was writ-spent $75 mill ion on children's
woman-maligning. streak also pressi ve abilities as a film Uc scene. He also throws in retired sat u rd a y. The ten by Associate Prof. William television progranuning in
runs through much or his craftsman. The friend I Y • lols of comedy , with the hip management offered her two H. Melody of the University of 1970, the latest fig u re
work, surfacing in s u ch drifters theme· has been hero behaving like an oaf. f free tickets, 90 she could Pennsylvania and a former available.
grotesqueries as "Whatever popular lately -"~1idnight But ultimately tile plot finally see "The Mousett'hp." FCC staff eConomist. tt urges ~lowever. A'lelody s aid ,
Happened to Baby Jane?" and Co"•boy," "Scarecrow" -but nu1kes no sense at all, the But she declined them for the the commission to require and broadcas1crs \\':JUld l>e soared
"The Killing of Sister George." Aldrich's scenes b e tw een characters elicit little sym-time being. superVise a --phasaj program of the cost s cf produt'ing the pn>"
In keeping with this attitude, Marvin and Keith Carradine palhy. and one wonders why "Who "'ants to be cooped up alternate prodUction and grams th~mselvcs and the
"Emperor" only 'acknowledges avoid sentimentalit y with a anyone bothered with the pro-f;•anc,·ng of children's pro-advt>rtiscrs ~·ould buy time for f~. · I A d t 1 t · t t all e t to in the theater in this Jovel)' "' the existence o -women a cou-spec1a neatness. n a eas JCC a -XCi!p !he sanic products during · 1· I t • v.•ealher?" said J\·Jiss Wood· grams. • Pie of time5'; and then in a on'e Unlikely SCi!ne becomes capita 1ze on as Ye a r s adult programi·ng ...
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' By JAY SHAR8UTT
NEW YORK (APl
Producer Joseph Pap11. who
only last July signed a 111uch-
publi cii.ed contract to produce
classical and contemporary
dramatic works for CBS-TV.
now says h~ considers that
pact "nu11 and void."
So does CBS, thus providing
an unhappy ending to an 11-
month union that began on a
happy note with word that
Papp and his New York
Shakespeare 1' .. estival Public
Theater ¥.'ould branch Into
nelv•ork T V.
The venture turned sour in
March when Papp !lharply
criticized CBS for postponing
the festival's TV version of
"Sticks and Bones," a strong,
bitter Broadway play about
the homecoming or <I blinded
Vietnam veteran.
The fi nale c a m e un·
dramatically this week 1vhcn
the controy <'rslal produc<'r
was being interviewed. fie
• said mattcr~f-factly thal CBS
hadn 't renewc<l the June I op-
tion of the four·yenr contract
he signed last year.
ENTERTAINMENT
Festival's TV version of its
"Much Ado About Nothing."
production, which on
Broadway had received l''ide
critical acclaim.
DESPITE continued acclaim
ror the TV model, the Bard
proved a bomb in terms of TV
ratings. It was seen in an
estimated million ho m.e s ,
whereas ''AU in the Family"
appeared in 22.4 million that
week.
"Sticks and &ones," another
Festival production first seen
on Broadway, was about to go
on TV jn March when CBS
sudde nly postponed it, denying
thal the refusal of 71 CBS af·
Ciliates to carry it was a fac-
tor.
The network said it had
decided against airing it then
because it m i g h t prove
"IT l'ttEANS then that they "U!Ulecessarily abrasive" to
have decided not to proceed millions of Americans if shov.'IJ
V.'ith my future productions at a time when thei r emotions
r v.• it h t h e N e "' York \Ye re dominated by the sight
Shakespeare Festival," added of U.S. prisoners of war
PD.pp, the rounder and head of returning from S o u t h e a s t
lhe fes Uval. Asia.
The non-renewal of Papp's Right after the postpone-
option hadn't been publicly ment. Papp declared. "I will
announced by CBS, although not have any relationship with
CBS confi rmed Papp's repor t a co wla rd 1 y netv.·ork ..
when asked about it. because it defeats the spiri t
CBS ~clined to comment on of ou r contract, which -u·as to
the reas6ns for its.a~1ion .. J• ·do both classics and con-
Papp wa,s surprisingly m1! temporary work."
about c;:BS dcc1slon. l~e. s_a1d This week. when he disclos·
he felt 11 meant CBS off1c1a\s ed that the rupture was fin3J.
"have stepped away from that Papp said he'd been tal king
muc h-heralded agree1ncnt and with ''other nel\\'orks" about announceme~l that CBS wa~ havin" the S h a k e s p e a r e
launching into s e r i o us Festi:a1 continue the work it
drama." had begun fo r CBS.
The launch ronnally OC'·:.------------cu rred Feb. 2, when CBS
broadcast the Sh~kespeare
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'Neighbor Role'
Ma sak Achieves
Sudden Stardom
By VERNON s<:O'IT
,HOLLYWOOD (UPI! -Ron
Masa\t was not destined for
stardom, but he may make it
anyhow with the new telev1sion
series ''Love Thy Ncii;hbor."
I'vlasak. or Bo he mi a n
heritage, has a broken nose. a
voice re1ninisccnt or Aldo Rav
and the general appearance Of
the late Lou Costello -lhrt>e
strikes to begin with.
But he also has a natural
flair for comedy. He plays a
oot·t0e>bright slob who tries to
befriend a bl~ck couple. when
they move into a '4'hite
neighborhood .
"The guy I play is named
Charlie Wilson." Masak said
in a voice that would pulve rize
'boulders. "He"s finished t\\·o'
years of high .school and is the
shop steward \Vhere he works.
1-Hs favorite athlete is Vida
Blue.
HSUODENL. Y the house
next doo r is bought by a black
couple. Ile's good hearted but
with childlike ignorance he
goes overboard tryi ng not to
discriminate against the new
neighbors.''
Masak is aware the premise
begins to sound like "All In
1l1e Family" and his rote
similar to Archie Bunker .
"They're very different,"
said f.>lasak. "Archie is a
bigot Charli~ isn·t. Charlie
stumbles into uncomfortable
1itV,ations innocently.
• He ilever uses unnattcring,
ethnic names or expressions.
l~e never knowingly says
anything nasty. But be gets in-
to trouble by bringing home a
watermelon b eca u se he
·believes sincerely they are a
!basic part of the black man's
diet. 'Like bl ubber with the
':J'~f SURE the sho\Y will
cS«end somebody, ··but not
racially. This Is the first time
on television where the races
can laugh at one another
without provoking tension.''
The ABC series is schedule<!
for only six \vceks this stun-
1ner. [}(>pending on th c
\\•riter's st rike and its recep-
tion by vie1rcrs. "Love Thy
Neighbor" might be renewed
ror the fall season or perha1>s
next winter.
Like "All l'n The fo~amily,"
the series idea originated in
England where it is one or
Britain's most popular u-eckly
shows.
"Love Thy Ne i g h b or · '
represents a lrcmen~ous op-
portunity for l\1asak who ha s
appeared in hundreds or
television co.mm ere i a l s.
dramatic and comedy guest
spots and a handful of motion
pictures. ·
"I've been an actor for 2()
years," he sa id, "and nobody
knew me by na n1c. \Yi th a
face li ke this, though, most
people recognize me.
"AFTER WE filmed the six
Sho\\'S some or the network of-
ficials and ·producers ap-
proached me to say they
thou ght our series was the
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WALT DISNEY'S
"ARISTOCATS"
Al••
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Salurday, Junt "'30;-1911 OAILV PILOT 17
A~tor or Writer?
P ulitzer Dramatist Star of 'Exorcist' '
Vl"I Tt te.flclle
SUMMER STAR
'Nei ghbor' M•$ak
st<>epcr or the ~·ear. They
began calling me by name."
A natlve of Chic:igo, and
' raised in less than an arnuent
neighborhood, 1\la sak believes
he understands the dilemma
of the suburbs.
NEW YORK iUPli -Actor·
write Jason l\1iller learned
that he had WOh a 1973
Pulitzer Priw for drama '\11hlle
on a fi.1anhallan movie set act·
Ing a l'Ol.e he hopes wil l win
him tin Academy Awarf.
ro.·ti ller, 32. who 'A'~te lhe
Broad\\'av hit "1'hnt Cham-
pionship· Season." has corn·
pleted filming of "The Ex·
orcist'' for \\'<irner Bros . Jn
his rirst filn1 appearance he
plays the difficult role or the
llcv. Damien Karras, a
<;atholic priest of tortured
conscience who u·iru a battle
with the devil but loses his life
in the struggle.
For a few ~·eeks Miller will
have the leisure to enjoy fame
and decide just where he
\\'ants to go bi his parallel
careers. Soon he will p;o to
\vork on a fihn script of ''That
Cham1>ionshtp Season," then
he'd like to wt"ite 11nothcr play.
He doe.!i not u•ant to give up
acting .
He I h inks u·ell-meaning
charocl<'rs like Charlie \Vilson
help minimize racial
discrimfnation. }-fis s h o \\' ,
ho\\'cvcr. doesn't blunt its
humor 1\'ilh strong racial "I THINK I c<iu bn1;in cl!
messages. both careers." he s rf i tJ
"It's fatnily c11tcrt:1in 1ncnt," "Acting is pu~ll1.: crc:i!i\·it v.
rifasak said .· "\Ve are"'t pro-\\'riling is doile in solilud o•.
vidin g nny mornt codc-s. The And both are essential nL•rds
way !hr sc ripts arc \\Titlen it lo n1c . One career f('c:ls
would seem that vie"•crs another."
wouJd rathP" have an educated Act ing can he the b('Sf
black rn:in for a nci!?hbo r than training ground f o r a
a ch:.:.r:ictcr like C ha r l i e pla yuTight. as in the case nr
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John Osborne.
"Be an actor," he advises
aspiring playv.•rights. "One
way to starve is ~ ~g_ood as
another and H r o rg es
character."
The slight but :ithlctit-look-
i~ ~tiller \\'Orked as a lt"!ICk
driver. waiter, messenger. and
welfare i·nvt stigator and \1.'as
on unemployment insurance
while turning out three one-act
plays and a full length on<'.
"Nobody }le<irs a Broken
Drum ." Thev \\·ere given
short·lived off-Broadw·ay pro-
ductions.
\VHEN HE "'rote ··That
Championship Season," "'hich
is rooted in his Scranton, Pa ..
youth , he took it to a half·
do1.en producers. all of \\'ho1n
turned it do1rn to Uieir su bse-
quent grief. They sairl its
language was too coa1·se and
its anti-Semitism 11·ouJ<j lw. of·
fcn s ivc !o ./c\1•i:;h
1 h(''l!C':'~Ol'!'3.
.. Producl'rS thin\.. I he~ kno1v
1hcir iu1d it..·n:c~. 11.it ihL·1· 1n:1\a•
fal se as!-:un1p1ions :ind they
n1isl·nlculnt e th,• so1lhi.~ticari .111
of their audi<'nces." he s.i id.
f'1·1·duce · '.Jcsep~ Papp, tf12
hlg!!<'SI r is k I a k er in
th(!' business. accepted the pl<iy
The Oircctpr1 Comp~y PfCtcnb
ror an off.Broadway pr~
duct.ion at hll Public Theater.
~·here Miller ,had an acting
role last year. After con-
siderable revision, the play
\\'EIS moved upto¥.'n 1 o
Broadway f\.1ay 2.
"J'app has _b.roktl\ down
stereotypc4 lhiJ1.~t au·
dienccs.':...M"l I I e r observed.
"He came to Broadway with it
serious play and proved t1
could attract large audiences
"'ith a ~ood cross section of
ages: There always will be au-
diences for qua lity theater.
Audien ces \Yill endure a let to
find something worthwhile."
PRODUCTIONS OF "Thai
Championship Seasoo" opened
recently in Oslo and
i\lelbournc. and Lo n do n ,
Zurich and Copenhagen au·
diences \\'ill see it this fall .
r-.·lillcr kne\Y he ·had been
nomina ted for a Pulitzer bul
··1 clocked the co1npctition and
forgot about it.'' ...
"Bill Friedkin, the director
or '1"hc Exorcist.' told n1c I'd
11·011 on the set nnd brou ght out.
.i case of chan1pagne," 1\liller
:;aiJ 11·ith a broad sinile.
"There \Vere toa sts £ro1n all
lhc cast. It \\'3S a nice in-
1crludc. but I was t on
rli~tracted by· finishing the
film to reallYrealize u·hat had
happmted . ----------
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dows, power 5'ats , ra<lio, heal!<.
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• • • • • ..
'71
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'73 Lag'9na Sport Coupe! •
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credit for lhlrty..ix moolhs. • •
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ECHO, l'M ONlY cEiflNG EPIC
SMOKE CIGARS TO ~REAK HIM
OF HIS CHEWIN1·TO~ACCO HA~lf!
M!JTT & .:EFF
IT's MOT A BAO Tl-'ING
TO LIKE MUSIC, P'A,. ..
LAURIE'S Mt:JINfoA
LIMPMU5JC. TOO. W~N SE WAS ALIYel
MERE HE 151
WWOOW'TWE
J"US' LEAVE 'M
HERE All' l'CT"FY
TH' PCl.ICE ~
by Doug Wildey
GET A GOOO GRPOM HIM.
PA, At() Wfti TOTE MIM
OVER TO THE HCOSE !
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T HIS"
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by Tom K. Ryan
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by Al Smith
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DOOLEY'S WORLD
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t'.Y GOODNESS, STA.ANGER,
YOU 1-4. ... VE FLEAS OR
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COME ON, BOY.
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NANCY
I WON DER
IF THAT'S
TRUE
FRUIT IS
GOOD FOR
YOUR
HEALTH .
TODAY'S CRDSSWDBD PUZZLE
AC ROS!-51 E'll'posor
1 Ois1gree· Orioles
menf5 52 Onuu io or
ti Phonograph Oue~o
1eco1d 54 Alloyoftin
10 NHL and NFL 58 Reside
pl1ye11 59 Endirig with
14 lei led end gen
15 Theatre 61 B11llet slep
grouo: Abbr. 62 Ca~e
16 Air · Comb. deco1a1or
form 63 Hockev
17 Quebec area goalie's feat
18 Stalk 64 Synthetic
19 M1k11a fahric
20 Sleet noisily 65 Sa1lo1s :
22 fn confhc1 !nforn11I
wllh 66 Wasted no
24 C1us1ng : time
Sutfi~ 67 Winter
26 Tho1ough· sporu; gear:
fates var.
27 M1de known DOWN 31 Rowing c11w
member 1 Declines 32 l11erarv 2 Dr•ltsman's device DIOdllCI 33 Soeak slowly 3 In add•t1on
35 01;1110: Abbr. • Meat cut: 38 Surrounded 2 words
by 5 tn a •ugary
39 Scottish chud manner
40 Highway s111p 6 Oi11r1ct 41 Young chap Attorneys· 42 Weight AbOt.
-eftbwences 7 Preposition
43 Rescued 8 Measures by 44 ... Lent::elot pacing 45 Pigeon,· 9 "········ roost Races•·:
47 Ou•euins with Foster 11111
d1ugs 10 Ouenerbac ~
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'!' II 1 E
N O L ENf,A l
If T .€ Ji
11 Aoolynew
string
12 Pr<1y1ng
l>qu•t"
13 MelOO•e~
21 5~fCB!l•C
'"mark
23 Col!.,ge ~\an1
25 Tice
27 Walch p11r1
2!! "fl~v Friend
29 Noll's
companion
30 Sere
34 Crime
35 Peacock
genus
36 Claudo ····:
French
novel1St
37 Grant
39 Nt1d1ty
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40 Needlepoint,
e y.
42 South
American
nionkey
43 North
Arner1C.'!n
lnd11ns
44 Nest egg
ama1!iers
46 Pies .. for one
47 Bowler's bad
luck
48 Heath genu1
49 English C•IY
50 Donnybrook
53 Cottage oaf!
55 Comoos1t1on
56 Fencing
sword
57 Elect. units
60 Conducted
12 I
6130(73
MOON MULLINS
• by Ernie Bushmiller ANIMAL CRACKERS
PEANUTS
YEP, FRUIT I S GOOD
F OR MY r------'
HEALTH .
by Charles M. Schulz .--~~--~--'->
JU DGE PARKER
SAM? THIS 15 6ET5Y !
MAY I SEE YOU
TH15 AFTER.NOON'?
SOMETHIN6'5 COME UP AND I'LL
HAVE TO &E LEAVl/'16 FOR NEW
YORK! I WOULD LIKE TO SEE
YOU AS 5001'1 AS P05516LE!
'A ~ETISNJT ~T
wm«XIT HDNOtt Pl D '<!XI 'SA~ IN MIS 5111,/ll.!IK)(!
OWH COONTR<I •
by Harold Le Douz
MEANWHILE ··· I WANT 'YOU TO T.t.KE ME TO
THE PROFESSIONAL ~UILD IHG!
00 YOU 1<.NOW WHERf IT IS 1
MISS PEACH \by Men
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THE GIRLS
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lmploymcnt . . • • • • . . 700 • 799
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY l(PPOINTMENT
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54 Linda Isle Drive
Ne\v 5 bdr1n., 4 baths, with 50 ft. dock.
Bea utifi.:lly decorated , w/n1arble mstf'. bath,
crys tal chandeliers, fine carpet & wallpaper.
Hit-in vacuun1, recirculating hot water,
dun1b \V<Jitcr & many other extras .... $285,000.
Linda Isle Waterfront
Beautifully redecorated 5 BR .. 4 ba. ho1ne
'"ith do\vnstairs \Vaterfronl m str. BR. suite.
lge. ga1ne r111 . or study~ Kitchen \v/eating
area. Nlexican tile firs .. beam cell's .. lge.
dock & boat slip. $175,000.
Linda Isle Waterfront
Custom 4 bdrtn .. 41fi bath home on lagoon.
f<'t1ll y equipped island kitchen, \Vater£ront
fa1nil y room, bill ia rd room ...... $245 ,000.
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On All Homes & Lots, Please Call:
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General G~neral
General General
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drean1 design. T\vo & three bedrm. units w I
liv & din on upper floor arid bedrooms on
ground level. J-Ii gh-pitch beam c:eilings.
Landscaped, carpets & drapes, outside bal·
conies & patios. Investors -please note ....J...
best renlal area -first user advantages, and
only $96,500. CALL 540-1151 . ..--
HORSES PLUS DUPLEX
ONE ACRE LOT -1'wo separate homes,
zoned for either horses or income property.
Priced at $59.500. and owned wants offer.
This property must be sold. CALL S46-5880.
SUPER DUMP
FIXER UPPER of the first order, needs paint
lots of cleanup. 3 Bedroom. large yard. Quiet
street in very quiet area. Great opportunity
al $24,900. CALL 540·1 ISi.
HouHt fOf Sale
G __ e_n_e•_•_I _______ I General General
Salisbury
Really
"*"BALBOA ISLAND"*"
EXCLUSIVES
SO. BA Y F R 0 NT '\'ITll
P IER. Ccn·ncr 101. lntcri<1r
jus1 l'.l\tcnsivcJy, in1n11u:u-
ht1t·ly & {'XJlCllSi\'l']y dO!l!'.
Only $175,000.
NOH.Tit BAYFRONT hon1r
plus ne1v a1:it. & steps to
nice beach. $.149.500.
LIITLE ISLAND HOl\1E plus
RI)(. \Vlth :oclnt ViC\v Of So.
bayrronl & short s!cps to
Good bt·11ch. lclrul la1-gc (am-
ily honic plus in<."01ne.
LAST or ITS KIN D . large
duple.I\, 4 BR. up plus 3 BR.
clo\.\'ll. !las gt'andstruid viC\\'
or So. bayfront & just stl·r>s
1o 1>erfr1·t u..~at:h. Only 7
yrs. Old .~ in xlnt cond.
Cou1·1esy to brokers.
CUSTO!\t UUJLT 3 lxlrm
hoine 11i1h :i ha1hs plus 2J
htlrni. apt. i\'1•iiJ' nC'\\'. Auto. J
ga1·age: nirc pario bolh I
units; rrplt'. in n1s1r. lxlrn1.
Swt'Clish frplc. in apt. All
('Uston1 carp. & drapes.
Cou ld n<1t IX> replaced !or
asking price. ·
Salisbury
Really
315 MARINE AVE.
BALBOA ISLAND
CALL 67:1-6900
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MONARCH BAY TERRACE
32301 Baltic: Sea
Spectacular ocean vie\v extending from the
shore at Dana Point to the deep blue waters
off Catalina. This 1nagniiicent redwood &
glass home includes 2 huge master suites
witlt \Vhite water views, 3¥i baths & expan-
sive 2nd level for additional bdrms or recre-
ation. Inner gardens, sunny courtyard \Vith
pool & jacuzzi. Artistic landscaping. }-luge
kitchen with walk-in pantry & breakfast
nook. All combined for a gracious & coin-·
lortable life. $310,000.
MONARCH BAY
Splfndid 3 Br, 3 Ba family residence in one
of Laguna's finest private con1muniti es.
Beautiful A'Iexican tile entry leads to spa -
cious livin·g roon1 with beam ceiling. Ex-·
ceedingly priv. patios front, back a nd off 2
Br. Lot is completely fenced with room fo~
a pool. Priv. beach and beach club 1nake
this home perfect for -a family and fo r en·
tertaining. ~94.500 .
NEWPORT BEACH
2001 & 2001 Cliff Drive
Privacy for Parents! Upstrs. Br & Ba \V/
lo.vely liv. rm. '"/book shelves, frplc & beau·
tiful View of Harbor & Ocean. O\vnstrs. 3
Br .. 2 Ba., large lving room w/{fplc. In·
come from attached apt. 2 Br, 1 Ba frplc &
priv. patio. On R-2 corner lot. $95 ,000.
SAN CLEMENTE BEACH HOUSE
General
HouM• tor sai.
General
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
OFFICE AT HOME?
Spacious study & bath adjoining 3 BR , 2
bath, beautifully-appointed home in Cameo
~Iighlands. Custoin.ized lh ru-out. $78,500.
Ron Shcr1nan 642-8235 . (X22)
BIG CANYON
Ne\v custo1n home overlooking golf
course. Excellent fan1ily plan. Separate
children's \\'ing & extra-large game room.
Professionally decora ted -5 BR's. 4
baths. $190.000. l\•Iax ine Willia1ns 642-&230.
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.rn . s 2 Royal' St.
George. (X23)
CHERRY LAKE AREA
Custom built 4 BR - 3 bath + FR & ex-
tra large LR. tluge lot. View of Cherry
Lake from rear yard. $89,500. Bill Burt
644.ji200. (X24J
BAYFRONT! OCEANVIEWI
China Cove l-iideaway. 2 BR's + guest + bunkroo1n + quiet beach + ample
parking + gorgeous VIE\V! Fee! John
Granath 642-8235. (X25)
PICTURESQUE VIEWI
President Home! Turtlerock! 4 BR's, FR
DR. Overlooking park & pools! Laszlo
Sharkany 644-6200. (X26) UNUSUAL IS THE WORD!
..... 111911~ ... lll!I .. ,[ AT LEAST IN COSTA MESA -1700 sq. It. ~4~B~D=RM-;2BAT HS
PRICE HEOUCEU. 011"11er
says, "&II this hou!'IL! im. ·
nu~dla1rly," t·lose lo shop.
11ing & 1~:s1a111·ia 11.S. Nt-cds
!;0111e-TLC. S~.950.
1515 Hacienda
Onl y 2 blks. from Ocean. 3 Br .. 2 Ba '''/conv.
den. Newly painted inside & out. Carpeting
$~~~ bolh stories. Good for rental, too.
BREATHTAKING BAYFRONT
Spectacular ho1ne on NeWport Bay. In·
door s\vimming pool in a tropical garden
w/brick & trellage. Circular stairway
leads to 2nd-floor living finished in wal·
nut. Truly a custon1 built oasis on Lido
Isle. Pier & slip. 5000 sq. It. -2 BR's.
$375.000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (X28) ANYONE FOR A SWIM?
See th is delightful 3 HR . & family rm. home
\Vith pool &. jac uzzi. The price is right. too!
579.500. 9H5 SANDCASTLE. OPEN SAT. 1-5
La'lera Burns.
OPEN SATURDAY' & SUNDA.Y
The "Best 1.of Everything" home! View,
pool. fain . rm., 4 BR., brkfs t. rm. Jus t re-
decorated. v·acant fo r 1nove·in. 3615 SAUS-
ALITO. $12.5,000 Mary Harvey.
FORCED SALE-OWNER TRANS.
OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1507 KEEL. 3 BR. & large,
cozy fa mily rn1 . Corner Jot. on fee land.
fi:lint condition! Bike to beach & tennis.
$82.500. J~a rriett Davies.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
\'ou'll love this 3 BR. home. F'am. rm. \v i
frplc . Sparkling pool. Ocean view. $91 .500.
Cathryn 'fennille.
2226 ARBUTUS OPEN SAT. & SUN.
LUSK 5 BR.. 3 BA .. EASTBLUFF home.
Large family rm. & d in. rm. Poolsize Jot.
Walk to school s, shopping & tennis. 3 car
garage. S79,500.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Popular PortoCino 1nodel with bonus room.
3 or 4 bdrms .. 3\-2 baths; OPEN SUN. 1-5.
1812 PORT TAGGART PL.; land incl.,
$i9.900. i-lo\vard \\'ells.
PENINSULA PERFECTION
2-Story vie'v of channel from this truly
na uticull.Y oriented hon1e. f\·lin. to open sea.
Priv. slip. 6 BR .. 4 ba.: con1p . remodeled.
$32.5.000. Gary Knox .
BEAUTIFUL LIDO ISLE!
Charming lge. ho1ne '"/3 bdr1ns .. fan1 . rm ..
dining rm. Superior corner loca tion. 3 Lil·
lie words ... lovely , luxurious & lasting!
$129.500. r.-Juriel 8arr. '
OUTSTANDING VIEW
Dover Shorees-former model home. 4 BR.
plus farnily rm. plus pool. Large forn1al
dining rm. Living rm. with beamed ceiling.
$139,500. Eileen Hudson.
LARGE LIDO ISLE HOME
Exciting hon1e des igned for fa1nily living.
Children's area separate with o,./n family
r1n .. livi ng &·din. rn1 s. with parquet floors.
Six Bdrms. Two lots·. $179,500. Charlene
Whyte.
CORONA DEL MAR
Is location important? Quiet st .. trees. l lh
blks. lo beach. 4 BR .. den. lanai. Spotless!
Read.v for you. True value on 45' lot.
$79,500. Pa ul Quick.
DIAMOND IN LAGUNA BEACH
llic. high above Wood's Cove. 3 BR . con-
ten1porary ho1ne \V /studio, pool & cabaha.
Priva te setting. ·Exciting! Make a point to
see it! $129,500. Bob Yorke.
LITTLE ISLAND BAYFRONT
Pie r & •lip for tge. boat: 4 BR., 4Y.i ba., din.
rm., brklst. area. lge. lam. rm. Inside back
stairway to child's wing incl. 2 BR. & lg,
rm. w/lrplc. & planned for future apt. Cust.
bit. 4 Yrs. new. $249,500. K. Rat~ston.
13:1-0700
644-2430
550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B.
•
older home on 141' x 107' lot with 3 car gar-
age plus 2 detached buildings for hobbies,
workshop, storage or what-f!ot. Amazing, and
priced at only $35,000. CALL 546>SB80 ' ON THE WATER
WITH BOAT SLIP -New 2 bedroom & 2\ii
bath lu xury. carefree cpndominium. Custom
decor. ready for occupancy. Full 'µrice
$87,000 CALL 540-115 1.
TOWNl:IOUSE SPECIAL
THREE COOL POOLS -and perfect !or
easy living -this one's in delightfully sharp
condition. 3 Bedroon1s. 2 baths. and close to
clubhouse and pool. Throw away the lawn-
n1ower and enjoy the weekends. Priced onJy
$23.500, and ready for your inspection.
CALL 546-5880.
SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME
NEED A CORNER LOT? THIS IS IT! -3
Bedroon1 and oversized family room. well dee·
orated and cared for! Close to schools and
shopping. Only $29.500. CALL S40·1151.
NEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA
MUST HAVE QUICK SALE -Adult OCCU·
pied 3 bedroom, 2 bath. with a large kitchen,
brick fireplace and beautiful covered patio.
Huge cul-de-sac lot with many fruit trees and
room for your own garden. Owner leaving
State. CALL S46-SB80.
:EASTSIDE -$30,750.
1 QUALITY BUil T -freshly redecorated 3
bedroom Costa Mesa hon1e . Hardwood floors.
cozy fireplace, new carpets. Near shopping:
CALL S40·1151.
ERITAGE
HORSES, HORSES
. , a/lo""cl on U1is 1:: acre
raneh l\'i!h ft>rn·('d l'Oti:-al.
;{ bt'c.!roon1 ho111c, pl us 1~·0
rerual IJOUSt~s.' s:~10. int.'Qrn('.
Nc'('(I/; sonic fLl\in' ... Only!
$52,500.
CALL 642-1771 j
~21 '
wow
INVESTORS
ALERT!
PROMONTORY BAY
Prime lot opposite belch facing north.
$12.5,000.
CAMEO SHORES
Tastefully decorated 3 Br., 2J.r.i Ba home in
this distinctive community. Ocean views
from both Master Br & Living Rm. Fa1nily
Rm. 'V/\vet bar, formal dining rn1 .. ·all with
access to pool. $115,000.
GRUBB & ELLIS CO.
Realtors
2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar
675-7080
General General
New Orleans EXP~NDED &
VElSATILE 2 Story + Pool
T1\'CK1n-0ne.lot! One 2 br/2 V" $49 750 bluh (2 )TS. old! rents for [ + tew , That describes lhis expanded
NN.'porl H('ighls h 0 m (!-.
Take a 2 bedroom ho1ne -
expand one bedroom into a
pool tahle size f'amlly room
fcan al!IO ht> used as a
Teenngcr's dorm,) then add
a nev.• Master bedroom and
bath. Remodel the kitchen
"'ilh built-ins und add a new
dining roon1, Doublt' garage
on a l](!Wly povc-rl alley.
Priccrl at $48,500. Call
646-0555.
S150, serond 2 br11 bath, Exclusive and pri vate
IX'lll!l tor same. Both oniyJ horst>s))()(' drive leadine; to
$27,;.(X). Live in one & le-I magnificent Ne11• Orleans
somt'One ('ISC 1nake the Da)'-giant. Masslve entry. All
11\t>nls! · huge rooms, vle1v 1na.c;ter
C WA LKER & LEE
Rcalrors 54&-0562
I *6-UNITS* i
tl\'o triplexes on 1 lot. All I
2 ~BR. units w/n1od. bltin
kilchcns. lnco111e S920/mo.
Hoom for 2 or possibly 3
n1ore units. Out-0f·IOWll·
O;l'n(•r n('('(ls i1n111cd. sale,
$92.fiOO. ('all 54a-8424,I
SouthCo Rl'Hllors. I
suire, 3rd bath. Veranda,
patio. 2 Bedroom chlldrens
wing. StepdoYln runtpus
roo1n wilh ba.r. Guest facili·
1y. Courn1et Kilchen and
family room overlooking
secluded v.·alled grounds,
hLc;h grttnery, 11'00d deck
patio and sparkling pool.
l~URRY!
CALL 64.S.0303
I ORI\ I L 01 \0\
R£A,T(lff:,
NEWPORT BEACH s~E~r~,.-.,.-1r-a~dc-c_u_st_om-b~1t .~2 Spanish Villa
l\hu·int' Con1n1ctin.1t Flrn1 & . 3 lxlr. frplc., ti le, I Tn' Level
REAi ':TORS Fi nt.lt t'<1uipn1ent & waler Rivt>rsiclc. S.l(i..SS13 ~ lrunl l01.·a1ir1 n. :-1.1 yr. old SuJ)<'r sharp 4 bcdroon1 Spnn-
c.'On1pany. Spnt•r 1.1vail. for -•S•H_O_W_S_L•l•K•E-ish 11;·lC\'t'I. Onf' of a kin<I
lt>at saJe~ .~ ~pa1rs. l \\'i1h a tile roof. rfe<."01-alor
Fast re;;tts Hrc ]ulit a J)l"IOne T~·vellow Pages·· of BILL GRUNDY RL TR . I A MODEL dcsig:n<'d. \V1uughl iron
<'all a1,·ay • &12-.%78. classiflt'<l, ... W -5678. 1 67S.6161 throughout. Truly a Spanish
, 1 Prire rc<lucerl lo S2S,9j(). t-:l.~llt•, Jn1e.rt.'Olll systt>n1. 1,~G;;•;;";;";;'•;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;;•;;n;;•;r•;I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' G;;;"";";';;•;I ;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, j 1\·ith only S1450. 1lowr1 3 Pl'ofe!'lskm<1I landscaping:. ll I ht.>droon1s and den or fan1\ly Too niany rxtras lo list
roon1. Brand n!'\\' buillin f\r\ct'll a1 only s:ii.000. [
JiAl{BOH VIE\V I-10~1ES ..
PORTOFINO MODEL
3 Br, bonus room/sleeping loll, formal dining, lu sh
carpeting, lots of Spanish tUe, charming Brick patiQ
w/o9erhang. Adjacent to park. I
$89,500
'•' CHARMINQ...W/\TERFRONT HOME
3 Br; extensive wood paneling. carpeted thruout, en·
closed patio; Pier & Ooa t: Completely remodeled 1973.
$94,500
JlAJ{B01{ VJE\V
l{EAL'fY
JJ Ul\lES
I kitchen. lovrly ,:C!lt'd('n and S.12·2535.
t1.J\·ere<l pulio. ll\;Rll y ON OPEN TIL" • rrs FUN TD BE N/CEI Aw::i::E [,-ll~llljl ~REALTORS
-546-4141-
, (Open Evenings)
REDUCED I
144 Via Vella
LIDO ISLE
1 Bt>:iut lr111 •IOOO !ill']. rt . ~ord I c'llrll('l'1 hon1c .. 6 Bl~ •• lr11~1. ! I'll! •• ll.! ~ U.\. :'\O\\' Sln.J.000.
1 OPEN SUN J.j
: lltittingham Rcaltg
FEALTO'lS
33.'JG Via Lido 61":.>-0123
* 4 BEDROOl\1, 2 baths,
double garage. $30,000. lk>&t
of terms. * C0l\tl\'1ERC1At. ZONE • 2
BR '"'O story older homt',
OOl'OOI' lot. $24,500.
Roy Mccardle Re altor
JS'IO Nf.l1vuor1 l~lv<I .. C,,\I.
541-n29
"$16,500.00 TO
DECORATE"
Thats !he am<1unt of the
pri<.'C n.'ductkin on I.hill r :l b u t () u 5 vit•\\' hon1e
vvt•rlooking lh<' Sc"1uth !joy.
high (nl 11 hlufr. O\\'lhJr
11·nnls i1nn1Nllntr s 11 Io !
3lldr., 3 1 ~ l,)Hlh"' 2GOO !IQ. ft .
HURRY:~ OPEN llOUSl'.: ~u111lay 1-J 20 1 Kings Pltt<-e
llrl. Ne\\•porT B1:11c h Red
(':1l'pl't, Ht•11l!oni ti4.-'"'~
iASTSIDE
DOLL HOUSE
Thi~ Is Ilic mo~ out!l:tan<llng
home lhat1 ron1e "'°"" for ftWhlJf!. :f bdr, '1\i, balh,
f•m.lly room \\11th 01.1en
0011.m, new plush c11rpct,
frLnlnsl\c yard. S 3 4 , 0 (I 0 .
&.'C'ing is l:M.'.l!cvlflK! ! OPEN
hOl.13t Sun l -~ 2 5 6 2
\\lestn1ln11:1cr. H.ICl\l.'CC'n OC'l
l\tt1r & Monte Vlllllll C1•1l
ft<'Jl Cn1·1>el , H1'11\1ors a!
61.')...S()M
,_·A REAL ST~AL! '.""p,.,1·i-g7""10-u1-4 Bdrm
L(ii·1•I:--mr111•r \ u" 11 t Ion . Nc:lr St1uth ('on1't 1'101.11.
UJ'K:"rflcled .1 ll'lr 1 fanuly Pool .~11.<'d 1n1.-1t111 fo1· hoa1 .
GOL F COURSE VIEW
Beautifully decorated. adult occupied 3
.BR, 2 bath home overlooking lake & golf
course. The very best of cpts, drps & air.
pliances. Pool & tennis club available.
$65,900 . Bill Burt 644.ji200. (X29J
VIEW HOME & INCOME-CdM
2 custom homes on lg. corner lot w /views
of ocean & Catalina. 3 BR -2 batlt and
2 BR -2 bath & FR. Pool & patios. 5-car
garitge. Reduced to $169,500. Harriet Perry
642-8235. (l\30)
CHARMING 3 BR on QUIET CUL-DE-SAC
Co nvenient lo shopping & schools. Excel·
lent value for young beginners or retired
elderly. $42.500. Lois Egan 644-6200 . ( X31)
IMMACULATE IRVINE TERRACE
Pool/view home. A Panoramic VIE\V
from the ocean to Fashion Island. Beau·
tilully maintained 2 BR + den. $74,950.
Tom Queen 644-6200. (X32)
PLAY GOLFI
Near this professionally finished 3 BR
Deane home in· Big Canyon. Corningware
range -3-car garage. $98,500. J oyce. Ed-
lund 642-8235. (X33)
THE BLUFFS
Plan 'veekends for recreation. Maint.
free large family sized condominium. 4
BR's, DR, FR & den. Great location on
greenbelt. Jack Custer 642-8235. (12)
HARBOR VIEW 5 BR
Attractive So1nerset model featuring ex-
tensive u se of woven wood, premium floor
coverings and exciting la ndscaping ideas.
$85,000. Carl Butler 642-8235. OPEN SAT.
& SUN. 1-5 p.m. 2027 Port Weybridge.
IRVINE TERRACE BRICK &1 CHARM
Charming 4 BR ho111e. Lg. fee lot w/trees
& secluded graciousness. New cpt. thru-
out. Ready for you to move in .:..._ enjoy a
marvelous summer in your own park·like
setting. $87 ,500. Barbara Aune 642--8235.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p .m . 1412 Serenade.
(XU)
TURTLEROCK BROADMOOR
VIEW HOME!
4 BR's. FR, DR! Superb location across
' large park! $69,500. Laszlo Sharkany 644-
6200. (Xl3)
EXCLUSIVE HARBOR ISLAND
Beautiful 3 year old custom home \v/pior
& float. 5 oversized BR's -carved fire·
pince -European parquet fl oors in entry
& DR -large F'R - sunny kitchen. 3-car
ga rage + extra parking. $4.25.000 . Barbara
Aune 64.2-8235 . i X20i . .
2 CONTIGUOUS BAYFRONT
BUILDING SITES
54"8" on the bay in Newport Beach -10
min. to the ocean. $219,000. Tom Queen
644.ji200. (X35 )
1144 M1cArthYr 144· 1200
Nnpo,11 •••ell. C.lllOt'lll• t211S
833-07BO
n n, in tvol eo.~1n l\lcS.11 . A f'll'f'plnC"r. -l~11lH ln!t. Ct1!t1t1111
n-uf t'OOI pritt 100 only lt1tt.'r101'. ln1n1u('t1ltt1t·• •·on· f
$19,:-)l)J Cn11 R(•d · Cnrp1•1 , tllllon, S-12.!IOO, bkr .. J.\O.\nl or
!trnll«l"ll r.16·1'iil0 TARBELL Action • • • Call04"2-5678 · ------------.J
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****** -* TAYLOR co. *
FABU LOUS SPYGLASS Hill
Wonderful NEW borne for a lge happy fami-
ly! Spacious entry hall w /circular stairway.
4 lge bdrms , life FR, DR & buge finished
bonus room with balcony. Rm for pool. Comp
plete Idsc. You own the land ! $125,000.
7 TW IN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN 1·5:30
PICTURESQUE BEAUTY l-$36,500
In desirable ,"Dean Ga rdens". Huntington
Beach. Beautifully mainlllined 3 bdrm 2
bath home. Shake roof. frpl ace. dream kit-
chen w/blt·ins & 2-patios. Really sharp.
20142 IMPERIAL COVE LN. SUN 1·5:30
IRVINE TERRACE-$185,000
Fantastic view! Bay, ocean & Catalina! Ex·
pensive ne\V features in this elegant home
w/3 lge bdrms , F.R .. formal DR . & 3 ba's.
Sauna in mstr bath. 3 Frpls & lovely pool.
1935 SABRINA TERR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
LINDA ISLE-$195,000
Exclusive island of boating offers the ulti·-
mate in prestige living. Private tennis, beach
and security entrance. Architect design in
this lovely 4 bdrm home with library, formal
dining rm, play rm & 2 wet bars. Pier/float.
8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SUN 1·5:30
LINDA ISLE-$245,000
Courtyard entrance to tbis fine quality-built
bayfront home. Abundant del Piso tile makes
a minimum maintenance. Pier/slip for up to
65' boat. 4 BR, FR, DR & billiard rm.
DOVER SHORES-$225,000
Gorgeous custom-built 5 bedroom home on
lge -!treet-to-street lot. Paneled family rm,
huge dining rm. 4 'f.? baths & 3-car gara~e.
Fully air-cond. lu xury cptng & drapes. M1np
iature pool \V/j a<:uzzi & sun rm off mstr bath.
1337 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
BIG CANYON-$199,000
Beauty & perfection thruoul-the front ap-
proach of the beautifully landscaped grounds,
the prof. decorated interior of the Ige 3 BR
home with FR & formal DR. the WlUSual
pool w/lge jacuzzi. FUrn. incl.
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB '
Beautiful near-new 5 bedroom home in this
ne\V area surrounded by the exclusive B.C.
Country Club. Lge la1nily room \Vith \Vet bar
& formal dining room. Lu.xurious cptng &
drapes. So1ne view of golf course. $114,950.
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COLL 1 NS ISLAND ·
Bayfront rambling one-story ranch style
home w/2 bdri:n s, den. hobby room & extra
rm for maid's rm or ? This 188 ft waterfront
lot is underdeveloped. Pier/slip serves 2 lots.
Great location. Asking $300,000. By appt.
BAYFRONT-BEACON BAY-$105,000
Boat privilege, tennis in this enchanting pri-
vate area. Custom 3 BR 2 bath home on
sandy beach. Air-conditioned. Call to see.
THE "BLUFFS" CONDO-FOR LEASE
"Linda" 3 Bdrm 2 baths. End unit. 1 or 2
yr. lse. Children & pets acceptable.
Office Open Saturday & Sunday
·''Our 28th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO;, Realtors
2111 San Joaquin H111s Rood
"Overlooking Big C1nyon Country Club""
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. , 644-4910
SP ANIS H SUP REME ~T'~:E~~·EiJif£!ia .. ~;t~~~;,5~
Jam nn. form! .dJn rm.
C.EColeswortby&Co.·Realtors OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND J:~o't~~uLA
DISTINCTIVE HOMES SPYGLA~ #1 ~.::;";·~~:::~~7. .:='. Llke new 5 bedroom & Family-two story-Atany ou1a:ta.ndlng f~atw-ea.
BAYCREST • 9UIET. ELEGANCE
Rich landscaping surrounds this beautifully
decorated four bedroom home in the prestige
Baycrest neighborhood. Elegant lonnal djn-
ing room , 21fi batils, warm family room with
fireplace, and ealinJ? area in the brigh t
kitchen. No t leasebold ........... $83,500.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Just lis ted & new on the market. Sparkling
"~1onaco" model featuring 3 bedrooms or 2
and ·a convertible den,. l % baths. Nev.•ly
landscaped & in move-in condition. Open
beam ceilings, cozy fireplace, intimate din-
ing area and you own the land . Quick po s-
session if desi red. . ...... , . . . . . . $65,950.
DOVER SHORES VIEW HOME
Designed and built by Ivan \Velis for execu-
tive entertaining and comfortable family liv-
in g. Five bedrooms or use one as a converti-
ble den, 3 baths, formal dining room for
state occasions, wet bar in the family room.
Front courtyard patio with heated pool.
Forever view of night lights and back bay.
Absolutely the best value in this most sought
area at ....................... $137,500.
CORONA DEL MAR
HOME AND INCOME
Close to shopping, clmple parking & an ex-
cellent rental record. Each unit has three
bedrooms, 1% bath!', built-in kitchens plus
separate laundry room and private patios.
Sho\\'n by appoi ntment. . . . . . . . . . $82,500.
BLUFFS • VIEW
Ne\v on the market -bright & sparkling,
\vith beautiful carpets, drapes & wallpapers.
3 Bedrooms, 21h: baths. & a spectacular, for-
ever view.
BLUFFS CONDOS
LEASE OR OPTION .TO BUY
The following homes are all vacant & ready
for immediate occupancy.
Three bedroom, 21f...i bath'
"Trina " model , view , ... $495 Per mo nth
Three bedroom. 1 ~ bath.
spark ling clean ....... '. S385 Per month
Th ree bed roo1n, l % bath. view. $500 Per
month straight lease or $550 per month with
option to purcba.se at ............ $69,950.
C. F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
WE HAVE RENTALS
Gener•l General
110,000. 3840 Ocean Birch, C.D.l\1 . Sat & Steps to c>ceM and shop-s I ~ piJ\i'. 77,.. loan. C,\LL l'IOI'>' un. ·<> p.m. ror details. 645-72'll
HARBOR VIEW HILLS OVERLOOK THE
Very attractive 3 bedroom & Family room OCEAN
-fee land----$87,500. 1226 Seacrest, C.D.M. . ... F•'tlm lhllconics and
& S pa!lo of this ll P flCIOU5 --.Sat. Wl. 1·5 p .m. customized 3 BR home
NEW DUPLEX ""·""·CALL 66-ml
Two 3 bedroom units-South of Highway-NEWPORT HE IGHTS!
19500 I . C D '·I S &S 15 .... 3 BR,2 BA,hlghbe:an1 $ 1 , . 412 r!S, • .~" .-at. un. -ttilings Jn huge living room
p.m. with fireplace, large kit-
chen, oversized dbl illT
Room in bl\ck yard for boat
and camper. \\'alk 10 all
NeOA'JlOM schools. $44,500.
CALL 64>7221
LAGUNA BEACH
Country surroundings-and great vie\v -4
bedroom-$69.990. 1508 Skyline Drivt>-Sat.
& Sun. l·S p.1n.
SPYGLASS HILL
Brand ne\v 4 bedroom Tradewinds--Fantas-
tic view-$139,500. 17 Tiburon Bay, C.D.M.
-Sat. & Smt 1·5 p.m.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Beautifully decora ted and landscaped four
bed;;2_om-$79.500. 1992 Port Claridge, New-
po.,..He ach-Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Adorable 2 bedroom and Family, plus Inlaw
wing-$44,950. 223 Rochester-Sat. & Sun.
1-5 p.m.
BAYFRONT
Beautifqlly decorated 3 bedroom home -
884.750. 4459 W . Coas t Hwy ., Newport Beach
-Sun. 1-5 p.m.
CALL 67!i-7225
RANCH STYLE
. . . . 3 BR, Hvi~ ti' \Vlt h fiN"place to a bc'a d
c·athedral ceiling, for · I
dining" roon1. quiet, green.
parkplike bark y1trd, n~ar
UC/Irvine_ $36,900. CALL
645-72'11 '
~ '~21 1733 Westclift Dr .. N.B.
IACK BAY
MINI VIEW
$57,850
Secluded cul-de-Mc property
in presligC' cstutl' area or
fine r homes. D r amati c
L·athedral ceilings in living
roon1 \\'ith C'rackl i ng
\\' o o d-burning fireplace,
open plan family room,
spacious garden v i e w ,
formal dining roon1, 4 large
bMrooins, and g o u r m e 1
kitchen "'Ith breakfast bar. 1-;;;:;;,;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;.;,:· -;;;,;:;;~ [ P e e k -a -boo view of ]~ Newpot1 Bay. Please call
today for an appoint ment to
inspl!'Ct this highly desirable
property. Cali 546--2313. -
Ol'fHTIC. II• rr'S FUN TO 8E NICE/
SEE THE BLUFFS
AND LIVE
OPEN HOME SUN. 1-5
421 VISTA P ARADA . (off Vista del Oro).
Guadalupe plan "extend ed"---customized 3
l>drtn .. 3 bath, Cor1nal dining rm., brkfst/
kitchen. dra matic lO\\lllhouse design, \vith
exposed bea1n ~eiJ 's. Poolside raised wood
deck pati o. Mod el home cond. Decorator
carpets & wallpaper. Special shutter treat-
ment lhruout. A very fine value at $74,500.
OTHER CHOICE EX CLUSIVE LISTINGS
AVAILABLE FROM $42,500
(Surprise listing at $601500 ! Water View!~
. Headquarters for Bluffs Homes
ALWAYS SEE US FIRST FOR THE BEST!
2414 Vista del Oro
644-1133 Anytime
Newpor t Beach
[lllfll1llil
PREFER THAT
OPEN FEELING?
If you do, 1hrn St'C th<' in-
1crior of lhis 4 Bcdroo1n
lfon1e thn t is close 10 th<'
back bay. 1101'54.'shoe -
Atrium de11ign wirh f\1~xican
Cera1nic Entry. 2-X Balhs.
Brick Fireplace, \\'f't Bar.
Huge 1.1astC'r Bedroom. 2
Patios, grcnt bnck yard JoJ'
children. $58,500. Cn l I
646--4555.
General General A U!'oll~ J-l(M{ 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!one of the Best Homes in Irvine Terrace BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * 2111 KEWAMEE, CORONA OEL MAR
Gene ral '. General
EXECUTIVE
EASTSIDE
DREAM HOME * Drive by this one! (phone for directions) It
A BANG Up DEAL' is beautiful from the curb -and equally
• • nice inside. Three bedrooms with heavy
This \\·arm, pleasure filled 3 Bdrn1., 2'h ba . shake roof, and batten board exterior ac-
home is not onl y beautiful but a good deal, cented \Vilh adobe brick. The interior is
too! Parks. poo l & ne\v elem. sc hool nearby. meticul ously ma intained; functioning floor Reduced S2.000-S78.000. 1· t d 1915 PORT WEYBRIDGE OPEN SUNDAY l ·S plan accented \vith ne\v app 1ances, shut ere
A SPARKLER windows and lavish 'torage areas. Presented
at $79,500.
Baycrest at its Best ! Every detail of this UN19UI HOMIS OF CORONA DIL MAR, 675·6000
shiny 3 Bdrm., 21h ba. home is quality built.
Beautiful 35 ft. htd. pool in a serene garden. A • .,.._. of In Metder
1820 COMMODORE CALL FOR AN APP'T. * 675-5930 * U ,._ l()U t: t1()MI:§ ~t: fer· Jl 3629 E. Coast Hwy. REAL TORS
SELL OR
EXCHANGE
3 Brorooms. 1 Bath, Fil'('·
pla('(', n r \\' C».rpeting.
11!'1\' PainL in and out. \\1111
<''>C hani;r for 2 Bedroom
Horne. Possihly F'ixer-Up-
p1:1". S29,900. Cati 646--0555.
BEACH BEAUTY
Near The New Imagine a 4 bdr, J bath, 2 Huntington Beach story cus1om ooi11 home on
C • p rk. a comer lot wit h boot gate
1ty G anit so many extras. Built
is 1h1s nmr!y ne11· home. It's just 10 month.c; a go. Priced
an easy \\<Ilk to Talbert to 11ell fast at J;IS.000 O'A'Tler
Lake and clOSC' to every-.. viii comider a trade. Ll'I us
th ing. Your family \\ill C'n-s)lo\v you this beau1lful
jQy !he \\·ondcrful location home. Call Red Carpet,
()n a quiC't cul.de-sac street. 1 Realtors at &ai>-8080:
l!'s a lovC'ly home -call S D 8.t'i-6010 right n<>'lv to view. *NewP!rt uper· upe
Sharp!! Freshly p a I n I e d
duplex, one block off wat{'_r.
3 BR units "'/fireplace,
ll('W cpts, bl!·ns. Just like
Ne\\·! Q\\ITICr anxious. F1cx·
Ible on most any tenns -
1\-ades, TD's or !? Better
hun'y ·at this prlce, ONLY
$911,..,.
OPfNTIL 11 • rT'S FUN TO EJE NJCE1
~ ' . ~
*MESA VERDE*
PACESETIER 11~~~~~-~-~f!l!~l~~~~~l!!~~~C~o~r:o:n•~d~e~l~Ma~r~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'./ General Gener•I Beautiful :: b C' d r o o n1
Gener•I Gene ral PR ESTIGE hon1c Jocall'(! ,\ sharp 3 bedroom horn('
BEST IN BLUFFS
FABULOUS BUY • BAY VIEW
Priced far below market value. This nearly
new 1950 sq. ft. 3 bdrm., 26 ba. condo .. on
beautiful greenbelt w/bay view. Expensive
carpets, drapes & extras galore. Best bar-
gain in Bluffs al only $67.500!
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 • 5
412 PLATA (VISTA DEL ORO TO PARADA)
E-PLAN BAY VIEW
3 Bdrm., huge family rm., 2¥.i ba's., formal
di n. rm., brkfst. area. Expensive carpt'g ..
2500 sq. fl. o! charm. $85,000 Incl. the land.
only 111 in u t cs lrom ' \\llh large 12 x 24 screened LAGUNA PACESEmR l\lcado\1ln'tk Golf Club. Con. r('(T('a1ion roon1 of fthe fan1 ·
Lovely, open view of the hills: lhis large 1·1•nil'nl lo schools, churches ily room. p:u·k like yard. and
• tHKI i::hopping. rmrcsslonal sc•parotr n1ru;!cr lx-<troom 3 bdrm, 2 ba th newer home is priced al t:ul<tscnping in 0 r i c n 1 a I suitt'.
S41 ,500 & ready to go! ASSUMABLE 7°!o m<i1U in•·ludc-i outdoor lil!hls
V.A. LOAN. · an<! sprinkl<'rs front & 1~t1r.
TI1is popul.1r !ll()(lel has VIEW OF HARBOR LIGHTS tm ill-i" 1'\-B-<l '" kitchen.
"HARBOR VIEW HILLS'' Assun1c Hi-Bui VA loan. Hurl')! Nrw llsting: S'.19,500.
Located high on the hill, offering full enjoy-~ CO~ TS
ment of the view· of Newport Bay & Pacific ~
Ocean. Lusk bit. 3 bdrm., family rm., dining WALLACE
rm., with a hid. & filt'd. pool & jacuzzi; on a
profess. lndscpd. lot. Offered in fee at $99,000 REAL TORS
962-4454
$46,500
Call 6'4-7211
~NIGEL ·
[lAILEY f,,
A551JCIATE5
HUGE FAMU.Y
ROPMI
$29,950
CORBIN· MARTIN I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't bellt've this price!
GO DIRECT
Brand nc"., l BR. & 2 ba. deluxe O\\.'ner·s quarters & 3
'2-Br. income units, Spanish
n10Uf. Eustslde Costa Mesa,
nr. N'pt. Hls. See this & in·
\'C!lt today; $UD,OOO.
CALL G> 64 6 ·1414 ~ N1•r l'f••port P••t Off l~•
iASTSIDE
CUSTOM
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Professionally deCorated, ocean view home iil!as 'ionaole-Cliltleo Highlandlt: ccess-w:-
prlvate ocean beach included >A•ith owner--
ship. 3 Bedrooms & den. An outstanoing
yard with lots of trees & pretty !lowers.
OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1·5. See 4607 Cort·
land Dr ......................... $72,000
IRVINE TERRACE
Spectacular view home overlooking the har·
bor entrance. Located on exclusive Bayaderfl
Terrace. A large home \vith 4 bedroo1ns,
gourmet's kitchen, paneled family room
with fireplace & bar. No finer view any·
where ........................ $238,600.
• UDO CUTIE
A little doll house on a big 55 It. comer lot.
2 Bedrooms. .Jarge back yard, sunny Medl-
terranean style patio. Open beam ceilings.
Not too big -just right! ........ $100,000
HARBOR
COMPANY
RIALTOR$ 2841 E. C0111t Hwy., Coron• dtl M•r
.. Selling RHI E1t•te In Newport H1rbor
Since 1944"
673-4400
General
OUR 24TH YEAR
Offering Service
Only Experience
Ca n Prolfide
OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1·5
Harbor lights -tremendous pa noramic \•iew
of the ocean & harbor front, this splendid
•BR. home in Broadmoor. Formal di n. rm.,
sep:-familytnl.'&-rrplc. in mstr. BR Beauti·
ful lndscpg. & coml)lunity pool. $122,000.
1201 SURFLINE, HARBOR VIEW HU.LS
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5
BEAUTIFUL DOLORES
The exclusive B!Offs offers the ultimate in
gracious living & is privately patrolled.· Wide,
lovely greenbelts ~ walks & heated pools.
This end model has 2 very nice patios open·
in g onto greenbelts. Beautifully decorated,
with a fine wet bar in the .din ing rm. 3 B.R ..
2 ba. & powder rm . $67,500.
401 FELii IQf F DEL OROI
HARBOR VIEW
HOME
"MONTEGO"
Join those \\'ho arc finding
the ultimate in NeOA'J)Orl liv·
ing. Enjoy the broad green
belts. fre.sh ocean breezes,
superb community ;15socia·
lion facilities al oon1innl
cosi, finest schools and
shopping. You can still get
into !his Jo\•ely 4 ~room
hon1e OA'ith fn.mily room in
ne\v condition at $12,000 -
you 01,·n th•" land . Call
546-2313 for appointment.
()PEN Tit 9 • lr'S FUN TO BE NICE•
altern · ~ 10 finan-
cing anrt 01'.'l\Crti 'p. Atay
Tradl' Do111n for Smaller
Units. 1.fny Trad" for Land
suitable for 3 lo 5 unit.a.
l\tay Cnrry 2nd Trust Deed.
All Unils furn~hcd. Good
Rent Sc:ht'dulc. Heated Md
Filtered Pool. $172.800. call
anytin1e. 6·J&..«i.5J.
[® ~ OCEAN VIEW
$29,900-
3 BR, 2 BA
Dt>IJ house near the Heights
!K'C.'. of tO\\·n. Sharp & clean,
nice neighbc?rhood. \\!ill 1,,>0
Vr\ or 1'1·1A, says the Sl'l!ior
or su lJn1 il lhC' TIC\\' 5'} rioOA'l\
proirram. 1\rc you qualified!
Call f'IO\\'.
C W,\LKIH I\ Ill
IMMACULATE
CONDO
Choitt, cnoice Huntington
Beach location. T h i s
3 + Guest $25,950
P'livat<' circular stn.>el of
fitte homes. P aint and save
thousan rt ~. S'veeplng
grounds \\'ilh roorn for boat.
3 bcd roo1ns inc I u d J ng
hide-R·\\'<tY n1aslcr suite,
separate gul'SI facility,
dt>n v•ilh sliding glass door
lo 25· cn!M1:ainers J>Qlio.
Bl'f'a!htaklng view of ~
yon and hluc Pacific. BET.
TE R II U R RY ? Ca 11
~030:;.
IORl\l LOl \O\ ,.
A' I ~ 1 l () •.' ,
beautiful 2 bdr, 1 ba. condo ''G•"BLERS is ready for you to n1ove tn. ""'
Priced for immediate sale DELIGHT''
at $24,950, better Hurry Ql'1 Buying i6i lllvt'lltment prop.
this one. Call Red Carpet, erty 'I'' alW8ys a bit of a
Realtors 546-&340 <Open ~gamble But with the duplex
Evenings) vle jusi H1;ted tn Newport
ESTATE SALElll lft:ights, th<' l'hance to win
Fanti:L'tlic z Br. rA.ncho on ls grcntly lnc:reascd. Prime
huge 3 Br. i.'ttc! Build more location, new en1'J)el. new
w1llJI Jtl1cr, Cl't'a.I 181 ho me pain!, JU&l l\ few years old.
e..nd invc1UmC'nll O n J y SeJ)llnll'U ('_ncl08cd ~.
S2G.900. Best finnncing avail· Don't PtUll on this one. H'•P:
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HELEN B, DOWD REALTORS Call Anytime 644-7662 T~;;;~~;'"""n';,>u~~:~" ·~:~i
REALTOR -644--0134 1~""!!!!!!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!"""""""'""'""'""'""'"'1 11nrhor Blvd ., Co,.r;, l\lt'8.'I.
I S Gener•I General \\ r i·:in hlln411t· nny He:1I NYE TMENT OPPORTUNITY -;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;::.[ E<l<>te "'''"'' yoo tmve ··ll h
The home is fantastic •
rota.Uy upgraded and 1m·
rnaculate with I.be prettle~
1JOOd ond \\•a.1cr!all in back-yaro. Nice neighborhood
100, so It "'On·1 IM:l.
CALL IMMEDIATELY
817-GOJO
4 bdr, 3 balh custom builders
home. Only 1 yr Til'I\' ttn<l
hiahly upgraded. Lovely
comer Jot wllh boot i.:u1c In
choice East Co!!ll1 f\1c11.u.
C11ll Red Carpet. r:.enltor.s
54&-8640 !Open Evcnl11g&I
*BAYFRONT 6 BR.*
;i.!1'e! ! ! Cnll 615-8,IOO. piness hr Dtrclh\g • 645-81'.lKl
ror an appoinln\1.·nt with a 1
pri1r~'l!llo11nl -Jtcd O\rpel,
RealloN:.
Super sharp &: clean 4-plex in best rental INVESTERS • qur hli,:hlv 11rt1fc:!-~lonnl wlcs
f C I 'I G * NEARLY NEW * staff. \\'e 1·1111 AAve you area o os a o esa. ross mon thly income ''STOP'' hourM of fnil'f rntion in find-$655. Ownei: anxious. asking $64,500. Cu1e Spanish ~tyl~ hon1c. ing you1· hornc, lei ti J)n> ~Go,.n_e_r_i't -------.Go.-n-er~i'°'I-'-----IJ( You've been lookhi,a for <111 Nl'ar lK>ach & Mopping. 3 fcs.~lonol ~ivr you and citU l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l lnveJ1tmcnt that needs soinc BR. 2 ha., d in. rm. l'rplc. Red Carpet, R c 8 1t 0 r 5 I' fixing-up we JWit listed. it. l~eart crf SAJl.Joa S69,750 ~ IOpcn Evcnlnas)
• 1\\'0 hot.I~• on I\ lot. Front Call: 6~3003 830-7914 Eves. I /, i• a 3 bdr, l ba, in good OOn· lEASE OR SALE . ido 1er 1•on l dnditroo:_.R.:'" bk2 "'p",:...~ ba 2'39 FAIRVIEW. C.M .
a , ... ~R woi· • r .. ~, lo C.1 Pl'OJK'l.I" • klcnl locaiion llE'll at $40,000, P r'I m c ~ 'U of,J. Si EflRllldc locnllon. Bcttter for any business ucrou
831 / atrect front ~cwny 1tOl't'. in i 0 ound-caJI l'IO'o''. Red Carpet,' "'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""''I Owner \\'Ill con11lder trncte .. -r Rfl11ltor1 G4:HIOSO I: or f\n Rll<'f'. Submit. Vacant.
d 3 -.'COOL POOL" NEW LISTING Owner vet·>' '"''""'' Exceptional 5 b rm.So, •Slory home wit h pier ··r ni 100 lltnnll ror 1111 prr-s. , e CALL ANYTIME •
& sllp. hfagnl!icent uth Ba y view fron1 au ('llt t)Vo'l\('l' hul J11!1I t'lf;:hl rol' Lovt:ly 3 btlr, l_l-J ·bath plus 646-3921 or Ev• 67.S..1127
_levels.-8andy beacti.__$210.000. -ypu irtth UlY 4 61{. SPtl1'klnfl tnmily nn. locn1.cd In most •
JJOOI, lr)l; t'O\' patio." lrn med. rfr!drnblt" Ea."1' Colin ~feJtt, llLl GRUNDY, REALTOR . nc.:. '"""· Subml1 on $42.000. A '"'1 steal at 134.000. lxll· . •GINNY MORRI SO • t<"r hun-y IQ the phOne. Red '41 1loy1klo Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 REAL TOR-5S7-4t ~ f:;!';:'\:,,.~~~~J:' 54lh!640
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Lachenmyer
Rl•,•d tor
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Most c'Cclu11ive N'pt. loc. $29 900
Comp. prl,.cy. BEACH , ~§;s=;:<=::~~~ • •
PATIO. P IER & FLOAT. WALK TO BEACH 3 BR, 2 IA
You.,own the lt1nd. Prletid . , . TENNlS, POOLS, CLUB Doll ho he II IKh btklo.\• market, $175.lm. Very cloon 3 BR. J'~ bftth.,. ,use ncAShr t .._ e ti
B•LBOA BAY PROP ·1 k'C. o tcm>n, flrP ~clean, ~ • FllJlll y rm., !rpJc., bHne, nJce fl<!lghborhood. \'Jill RO * '42-74'1 * carp., drapes. i<:._:ioo. VA or nlA, ..,,, the ..u.r R. E. BROK ER CAYWOOD Rr.ALTY or aubmlt the new 51>-.
New o Jf lce neecl 9
·MGR/BROKER. l\1u111t be
)'Ol.lng \\1th ~ucccssful 11:\le9
ttcOrd. All rtt>Ztes held (.'Ot1·
Bright A cheerful 2 BR, den, fidenlla1. Scnil r e • u m r :
2 bnlh'1: beam ceiJ'~ .. trpl, Cla!'lsif.1~ arl No. 679, Daily
polio. 1n.1n1nc. oond. ss11ri00. P111ot, PC.O.,.LJo~ .1560. Cogi &
OPEN SAT/SUN .. ·5 ''"· 8· "''w
401 S.vlllo 35 x 20 POOL
Peninsula Point
COAST--PlfOPEllTIES "SPMlih !1001«. ·1 BR, 3 BA.
* 67'5410 * lrg. film, rm. "'· frplc, ' I beaut &: rxtc.nstvc ln<l~pg It Onlly Pilot W•nt Ads have brlclrn'Ork. Cnll 6'fl...f.&16
~.rgalnl aalore. -'B"rok=~'-r _____ _
-~*~=541-=1~2'0=~*~-I program. Ar<!'°" qualllledl SEE USI eau now. 545-9491
For the itgh1 Mme for you.
Complete HJecflon of hon"H!t
tn lhc I.leach flt'(!&.
HARIOR YllW HOMIS
RftALTY
833-0780
. 4 Bd rms $29,950
Half clrculM' dt•lve. Air C9!'1-
dll lontd. Pa1fo, dlnlna .,,,,
P ict u r r11 qu• ya rd .
EAS!fBlo:UFF--BenutlJully n 1 11. In l u 1 n e d
3 Br., LUSK )·IO~tE, for home. brk 5'1)..1720. ,.1e by OWTIT!I'. E•ctll<nt TARBELL
ronct. quiet St. SW,000. A tcoud \Vant ad 11 • &ood 11" 1
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General-Gener•f
ADORABLE
DREAM HOME
A 1nosl charming 3 bedroon1.
•
PRIME DUPLEX
Soul h Q( 1b1• hli;hway in
Co1-ona dl•I l\lar. l.t·t yout·
INVESTMENTS Wt~! tor1C&Co111pa11y
I" ! /\ L I 1 l !~ "
503 HAZEL, CdM
()pOn-Sot & Sun 1-S
Brand ne w outstanding custom built home
overlooking old Corona deJ Mar. Expansive
view of ocean fro1n n1any rooms. 3100 sq. fl.
of Jux living. with 5 BR. patio, din & fam
r111s. Many unique feutures incl jacuzzi BA.
Choose your colors now .
. ~-tiCO.Ullfillly-d~RCed~ T.t>\/I,!·
ly cu1·1>etii uud drt11>e:i.
,;HluC! lleaven Kitchen."
Firi·11h1t't.'. ~rvlcf• po1·ch,
p roft-ssionnlly l!tndscnp<.<d
ynrd. Walk io major shop· pine 1.'Cttlcr. Cnll today !or
n101~· infor nu1tlo11 ii 11 d
11revi<'w of lhi11 grent buy at
$:W,500. Call 842--25.1fi.
nwp_Qrl JJ~ighl6
OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN. 1-5
530 SAN BERNARDINO •
Delightful 2 bdrm .• 2 ba . home Ln im1nac.
cond. Frplc .. encl. patio. Lge, rear yard &
dbl. car garage. Offered at $39,900.
1cnan1 h..tp P.•Y )'(>{<» >•· Corona dtil Mar
pcnlK'll. l·ll'l'e'S ll l'l'Olly
gT'i.'Ht buy or t\\'O units each Units •. $84,000
\\"\th thrt.'<' budroon11> 111\t,I 1. • • • be ch s
l\\'O bfl ths. Good <;01\dhion 1 ~ block$ lo ' a '. haj> plu~ prin1e locution \\'Uh only ~~ll\~~·n !~~~{;~~Ill ~zj 1~ ~hol't \\;.dk . 10 thf' bca~·h', yrat•s, Don't ntlss thl~ one
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~ MDASSOClmS
REALTORS
2828 EAST ~T HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CAUF.
644·7270 -ti j3-S.JSO. day. 516-1600.
I r $~~·~"'"'""'& . e DELUXE CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
2K45 I' Coast H tghway
Corona dd Mar h75 UHJO
OPEfJ rll.9 • 11'S FUN ro BE. NICC•
THE REAL
ESTATERS
-*BACK BAY *
'
William Winton Real Estate
229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 675-3331
OPEN _ tl~· 1 Newport Beach ueatttiful ... tree-lined street in Old Corona
' Office Bldg. de! Mar. GOTH DELUXI> UNITS HAV.E .3
l Six office~ -Ne111>01·1 Hench. b'edrooms, den, fireplace.. 2 baths, ·b1,1Ilt1n
'l One n\inuh· 10 lhl' buy und kitchen. PA.rlOS, 2 bJocks to shopping and I Gener•I ' I General Lido ..;hopping. Nl'ar Hooi: school s. Choice location .......... , $98,500. 4 BEDROOMS SMILE ! 11""'''"1. '·'' "'""· 1»·k•' . • I COLLEGE PARK I S.tting yno ' home m.ooo. :>IG-1000. • OCEANFRONT-DUPLEX $34 000 I . . . T'Y . I H Swim on your own private beach. a step from
. . ~ . C~1i.rnung, ix'an1cd ~ctlln::. ''CASH PURCHASE ncome + Ome )'Our front door. T\VO large bedroo1n s and 2 1't'l'l'lftc locauon on <!UICI living roo1n and fatn1ly d in-'' . . r· h . Af d I .
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S G:;..•_n_•_•_•_1 ______ IG-en_•_•_•'-!-· ______ I 2515 DAVIS PL.
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS,
CHARMER
$42 500 CUSTOM POOL in n priv., I I • c:ool, 1nanicured IJuck y<1rd, Ui!t• s haded street. If you ing ar('a, ovt'l'looks x11·u. PLAN_ . $57,500 enjoyable 1replac~s 1.n ~ac unit. e uxe
havt! some. c·ash take ad· la rge back yurd & pnlin . ~72 hour C\'t1l uauo11 servH-·c) :l·plex on Nl.'\\'port freshly duplex property like this only co1nes along ~o \lith this 3 hdrn1 .. 2 b11.
hun11• on 11ui£'I, East~ide c::ul·
de-sac sll·~l~ Blt·ins, frpl c .. ,
vantage of lt1e lo\v interest Double brick fi repl11cC', 1 By pa\r.!:!d. Good l'l:turn. No once-in·a-lifelin1e . Ca ll nO\V for appointment.
r;1 Jo 1u1 lhat can be assu~n-bed~1ns. 1 3~ baths, laun-v a ca 11 c y . PrirlC' or •......... , .................. , . $140,000.
Perfectly dCl.'01"11tcd 3 bdi'. 2
1m1 h, fOl'fn&I dhilog: rm,
lnvely <.'Or ricr 1 o <' a I I o n .
Ready to !K'JI al $55,000.
Don't you clal'l' \\'tl_it to cllll
Red Ca1·1x't. r.. c a I t o r s
546--8640
l.t1.'tu1·tou~ •1 Bi-d1·n1 & dl'll llr
:-1 he!lrt\1 ~Je;;n \1urdl.' ho111r. Qoiel ll'ce lined lot« Clos.>
to schools & shopping. Deep
shag crpts, 2 s'pe.rlding
halhs, 2 111ussive fircpla(..'Cl'i,
lrg manicurt!<I yard & fan-tust'ic shu.de tn.;es. Call
545-Srit, SourhCo Rcollors.
11('11• \Valer softl'.'ne1·, !.'lee. f'd by anyone. Or ~ry :YJ,, dry 1n bn:eiC'1v11y .. double f)\\'nei·ship. S\., financing.
clOl\'ll. CIOSl' 10 sho11p1ng and gnragc \v1th \1•orkbench. Hiu·r1• -cnll to lll'C\'iC\V, e MOVE THE FAMILY IN giu'a~e op0ner, photo dark
rin. · ,\LL F'OR $45,000.
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
:~c~~~a~U~?11.1d only 2 n1iles i Close l.o all 11.chools. <!23tR~~~1 ~r;J~~;EAvc. .J-J l.-ti>oo. and enjoy , this lovel )' hotne: ne\v carpe.ts
~ 400£ 17" , 546-txln Lease 7.57 Acre and drapes, FAMILY ROOM or FORMAL
224 \\/. Coast H\\'Y 548-5.i27
Ne\vport Beach Eve f>15-5643
C wALl<ER & LEE
DIRECTORY
Kffp ttils h•"dy difec...., with yn tMs ........ • Y" t• hene•ln1"tl111. All tlte locotlo111 lkte4 belew •rit de·
1crlbed h1 f felltet detoll ~ echertW .. ,......._.I" toffr'• DAILY ,_LOT WANT ADS. Pett•• sh4wl•t o,.e IMl11te1
for s•lit •r to ,.ef .,. 11,.M te lht tMCh 1 .. ter•eti-ie ttlit colu .. e Heh Frldoy, Sot.rd.y "'111 S••d•Y·
HOUSES FOR SALE *4621 Roxbury Rd. !Cameo Shores) CdM 675-1097 $11 5,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2 BEDROOMS
521 \Vestn1inster, Newport Beach
642-8233 $35,500 (Sat & .sun 9-4 )
530 San Bernardino (N1>i Hts) NB
675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-51
1574 E. Ocean Blvd .. Balboa ·
546-2313 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
542 Santa Ana Ave .. Newport Beach
646-0555 $48,500 (Sat & . Su n 1-5)
2 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
408 Seville (Peninsola Pl) NB
673-54 10 (Sat & Sun 1-51
* 1106 Somerset (Westclif() NB
642-8235 (Sn n 1-51
*624 Ran1ona (Irvine Terrace) CdM
644-6200 · !Sun 1-5\
32 1 Kin gs Rd .. ICliffhaven) NB
642-5200 $89.500 (Sat& Snn 1-51
3 BEDROOMS
1532 Keel. (Harbor View Hills) CdM
644-2430 $88,800 (Sun 1-o\
738 Center St., Costa Me sa
-645-7557 $28,750 (Fri-Sun 114:30·1 u 14 Rue Cannes (Big Canynon) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
464 Serra !Corona Hlds) CdM
673·6642: 675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1-51
401 Feliz (The Bluffs) NB
675-3000 !Sat & Sun 1·51
1590 Elm. Costa Mesa
545-5311 (Sat & Sun 12-51
617 Marigold. Corona del Mar
675-2101 (Sat & Sun 12-6 1
20142 Imperial Cove Ln (Deane Grdn) HB
6444910 $36,500 (Sun 1-5:301
**2233 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach
642-5200 SI 75,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
334 Vista Madera (Bluffs Condo)
640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-51
2001 Port Chelsea, (Harbor Vu Hms) NB
645-6500 $65,500 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
423 Poppy, Old Corona del Mar \
675·6000 $66,000 (Sat & Sun 1-51
213 Fernleaf, Old Corona de! Ma r
675-6000 $108,500 !Sat & Sun 1-51
3671 Fenn, (C ulverdale) Irvine
645-6500 $39,500 · !Sat & Snn 1-5\
421 Vista Parada (North Bluffs) NB
644·1133 $74,500 /Son 1-51
Lenwood. Costa ?11esa ...: ·
2-8235 $55,000 (Sa!"2-4. Sun 1-51
W. Coast Iiwy .. Newport Beach
57;;.7225 $R4.7SO Sun 1-51·
*16411 Jody Circle. \Vestminster
546-1754 $35,950 (Sun 1-5:30!
204 Kin·gs Place Rd .. Newport. Beach
546·8640 (S un 1-51
3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
1507 Keel (Harbor View HiUs) CdM
644-2430 $82 ,500 (SW! 1-5)
962 Sandcastle, Co rona de! Mar
644-2430 $92,500 (Sun 1-5)
*9'J5 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar
644-2430 $79,500 (Sat 1-5)
1226 Seacrest, (Lusk H. V. Hills) Cdlll
675-7225 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1-51
192 The Masters Circle. Costa ?11esa
645-0303 $49,950 !Sun 1-5)
*361 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $3 1,500 /Sun 1-5 1
3091 Platte St.. Costa Me sa
646-7171 (Son 1·51
2021 Commodore (Baycrcst) NB
642-8235 1Sun 1-5!
, 1101 Highland llVcstclifO NB
642,8235 (Sun 1-5\
2626 Basswood (Eastblulf) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
* 1935 Sabrina Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM
644-4910 $185,000 (Sat & ~un • 1-5:30)
2001 Highland (Harbor Highlands) NB
642-5200 $58,500 '(Sat & Sun 1-5)
1915 Pt. WY.egridge (H.V. Hills) CdM
675-5930 (Sun 1·5)
4607 Cortland Dr. (C ameo Hlds) Cd M
-673-4400 (Sun 1-5)
1824 Pt. Barmoulh (H.V. Homes1 NB
640-0020 1Sat & Sun l-5)
:f44 Otero (Bluffs Conao)·NB ·
640-0020 · {Sat & Sun 1·5)
210 Via Ithica (Lido Isle) NB
673-7379 $76,500
, . •
22041 Hu.J Circle, Huntington Beach
9684341 $41 ,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
351 62nd St.. (Newport Shores) NB
548-1290 ·$47,500 (Sun 1-51
· * 1507 Seacrest IH. V. Hills3 CdM
644-0155; 644-7662 (Sat & Son 1·51
375 E. 23rd St., (Back Bay) NB
646-3192 $62,000 (Sat & Su n)
333 Catalina, (Newport Hts) NB
· 675-6000 $85.000 (Sat & Sun 1·)5.
*1120 Gtl'ldenrod (Harbor Vo Hills) NB
675-600 $79.500 1Sun 10-6)
2278 Fordham 1C9llege Park) CM
546-4141 $34.000 (Sun 1-51
3914 S. Timeer (Sandpoint) SA
540-7612 $35,500 (Sun 1-5)
1719 Port \VestbriU-rne (liVuHomesl NB
642·0200 $69,950 (Sat & Sun 2-51
4 BEDROOMS
1412 Serenade Terr. (Irvine Terr.) Cdl"\ll
494-1021 $83.500 (Sat & SW!~)
1412 Serenade (Irvine Terr) CdM
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
331 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1216 Sandpoint (HV u Hills) CdM
.642-8235 (Son 1-5)
**6 Balboa Coves (Balboa Coves) NB
674 -6210 $140,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
15 Point Sor (Spyglass Hill) NB
494-1177 $117.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
18161 Vallea Circle, Huntington Beach
842-6791 S2~,500 (Sat & Sun 10-6)
1580 Skyline Dr .. Laguna Beach
675-7225 $69.990 (Sat & Sun 1-51
1718 Port Abby Place !Harbor Yul NB
645-2848 !Sat & Snn 1-5\
4527 Cortlan'cL Corona del ?\-tar
673 -8550 870.000 ISun 1-5)
4 BR & FAMILY RM GR DEN
*1724 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1-51
4812 Port Taggart (H. Vu l'lomes) NB
644-2430 $711,900 (Sun 1-5 )
3615 Sausalito, Corona d el Mar
644-2430 $125.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3607 Catamaran (Hv Hills) CdM
642-8235 ' (Su n 1-5)
1633 Castle Cove (Spyglass) NB
644-6200 $102,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
19001 Glenmont (of{ Edgehill) Turt. Rock
644-6200 $99,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1939 Sanderling Circle (l\1esa Verde) C?i.1
545-7316 $49,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5>--.,
2021 Aliso 1\ve. (Back Bay) Costa Me sa /
646-2634 $62,000 (Sat & Sun 2·51
*453 Priuceton (College Park\ CM
5574130 (Sun 1-5)
2015 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) Nil
645 -7500 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
3253 Minnesota (Mesa Verde) CM
545-6023 (Sat & Sun)
4821 Karen Ann Lane, Irvine
833-338.0 $38,300 (Sat & Su n 1-5)
4533 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-2430 $123,500 (Sun 2-5)
1201 Surfline (H . V. Hills) CdM
67 5-3000 (Sat 1-51
2912 Alto Vi sta (Ea stblu[l) CdM
675-3000 (Sun 1-5\
7 Twin Lakes Cir !Spyglass Hill! NB
644-4910 $125.000 (Sa t & Sun 1-5 :301
**8 Linda Isle Dr. !Linda Isle) NB
644-49 10 $195.000 !Sun 1-5:301
*1806 Toyon Lane (Bayc rest) NB
640-0020 1Sat & Su n 1-51
*4545 Tremont (Ca meo Shores) CdM
675-3000 $123.500 • (Sa t 1-5)
20882 Hunter Lane, Huntington Beach
962-4454 $48,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
19772 Scenic Bay Ln, Huntington Beach
9624454 $52,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
261 Nassau Rd ., Costa Mesa
646-3928; 646-4543 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2107 Santiago (Baycrest) NB
546-5990 $68,500 (Sat§< Sun 1-5)
915 Tiller (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM •
675-6000 $98,500 .(Sal.& Sun 1-5)
2600 Wavecrost IBroadmoor) CdM
675-6000 $98 ,500 (S un 1-51
*2895 Cl ubhouse tMesa Verdel Ci\!
546-5990 $59,50.9 (Sun 1-51
3220 ldago Pl. (Mesa Verd•) CM
545-8424 $42,500 !Sun 1-51
•
CM ' Like to trade? Our Tl'ader's Prinie ~1.1 land . Close to San DINING ROOi\·l. but \Vhat a val ue this 3
• • Paradise fOlumn is tor you! Diego Frec\va~" Beach bedroom. 2V.. bath. fireplace home is ! Large
· 5 Jines 5 days for s bucks. tO\~·n Jocalion. S23S pel' patio for your entertaining pleasures. All
' uc1'<-'. Call .no\\'. 5 IG-tGOO. yours for only $31.450 .
17 Tiburon Bay, (Spyglass Hill) CdM
675-7225 ~139 ,500 {Sat & Sun 1-5)
1992 Port Claridge (Ha rbor Vu Hms) NB
675-7225 $79,500 (Sat & Sun ,1·51
10131 Beverly Dr., Huntington Beach
968-9518 $55,955 · (Sat & Sun 1-5)
9581 Caithness, Huntington Beach
546-2313 $58,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2000 Balearic~Mesa Verde) CM
557-814 1 $53.950 (Sal 12·6)
20601 Paisley, Huntington Beach
546-2313 $54,900 (Sat & Son 1·5). ··-390 Granada, Costa Me sa
546-2313 $57 ,850 (Sun I-fr)
1742 Port Manleigh, Newport Beach
546-2313 $72,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*18921 Capense, Fountain Valley
9684405 $49,500 (Sun 1-5)
1.-512 DeAn za, Corona del l\·Iar
673-8550 $98,500 (Sun 1·5)
882 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $105,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
907 Catalina, Newport Heights
645-4426 $79,900 (Sat & S11n 1-5)
5 BEDROOMS
128 Via Iiarve fLido Isle) NB
646-7414 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
S BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN
2226 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB
644-2430 $79,500 (Sat & Son 1-5)
*24451 Coria Cresta Dr (Lake Forest)
. El Toro
8374239 $52,900 (Sat &Sun 1-5)
** #3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
#2 Royal St. George (Big Ca nyon) lliB
642-8235 $190,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2027 Port Weybridge (HVH ) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
55 !loyal St. George (Big Canyon)
642-8235 (Sat & Sun · 1-5)
2036 S\van Dr. (ll;lesa Verde) Costa ?!Iesa
5574636 $6 2,500 (Sat 1-7, Sun .10·71
**2238 Channel (Balboa Penin Pt) NB
642-5200 $219.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3728 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 2-6:30)
1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
6444910 $225,000 (SAt & Sun 1-5:30)
* 1842 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
640·0020 (Sun 1-5)
*1411 Mariners Ln (Harbor Hghldsl NB
640·0020 (S un 1-5)
503 Hazel , Corona de! Mar
675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1961 Port Ramsgate (Harbor \ru Hn1s) NB
644-7270 $89 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
506 Sturgeon, Costa A1esa
645-0303 $41 ,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3840 Ocean Birch, (Spyglass #1) CdM
675-7225 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-51
1938 Port Trinity (HVuHomes) NB
644·5035 $84,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
6 BEDROOMS
144 Via Yello (Lido Isle) NB
675-0123 $155.000
HOME + GUEST
'
(Sun 1·5)
12 DR & FAM RM + 1 BRI
223 Rochester, Costa Mesa
675-7225 $44.950 !Sat & Sun 1·51
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(3 BR & 1 BR!
609 Acacia, Old Corona de! Mar
675-6000 $91 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
13 BR & 2 BR )
422 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mar
673-2222 (Daily 1-5)
i l8 Jasmine, Corona de! l\tar
673-8550 $155,000 (Sat & Sun 1-51
13 BR EACH)
521 Acacia, Corona del Mar
673-6642 ; 675-6459 1Sat & Sun 1-51
412 lri!;, Corona del l\•lar
675·7225 $119.500 1Sat & S11n 1-51
(3 BR & DEN + 3 BR)
609 Iris, Corona del ri·rnr '
644-7270 $98,500 1Sun 1-51
14 BR EACH!
**1518 W. Oceanfront (Bal Penn) NB
675-1337; 673-1305 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
14 BR & FAM RM PLUS 2 BR)
211 Agate, Balboa Island
673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
8420. El Arroyo Dr .. Hunti ngton Beach
546-8640 , !Sun 1-51
* Po•I • * 'Wmrtro11t * * .-Wot•rfNttt & Pffl
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546-1600 e VIEW-VIEW-Vi EW
\Vatch the boats by day and harbor lights INVESTMENT by ni ght from yo ur living room. The UL Tl-
DIVISION MATE in FEE ow nership, lu xury on-the-
\vat.er livi ng. 2 Bedroon1s. 2 bath condo in
prestigious CfIANNEl. REEF. Pool, securi-
-ly guard, boat slip available. CALL FOR ap. t~... pointmenl. $95,000.
~1 e MORE THAN JUST A HOME
$250 in this t'vo story, cu ston1 built, \Vith n1any
deluxe extra features. Open bea1n ceilings. RENT 'TIL YOURS fireplace. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, GOURMET 3 + GUEST + KITCHEN, built-in sewing center and study.
T\vo decks plus 2 landscaped_ terraces. It's POOL a real value at .................. $79,500.
IP.ON GATE:;;. 10 5?u1h Seu e HARBOR VIEW HOME Island paradise 11·1th 1\·ood .
deck palio, s1vH.ying pahns SOMERSET l\10DEL -Immaculate-1ust
and volcan_ic roe~ gatdcns .. 3 · retnodeled TWO-STORY home. New carpet·
bedroom 1ncluc~1ng s PI 1 t ing drapes. and 'vall coverings. 5 Bedroom. ~:Ce~t 1~~~~11~ su\:~~h se~~~=:~ 3 b3th, FAMILY ~OOM .'v.ith fireplace plus
entrance -off pool, cozy den, another fireplace in the J1v1ng roon1 , FORM-
use<I b1ick fireplace. rugged AL DINING ROOJ\1, sprinklers and fenced
bcn.n1 ceilings. Gour1ne! )'atd. Near park. See to appreciate-$89 50Ck-kit chcn 11•ith huilt·ins. Ban· '
quet for1nal dining, Step
do11·n nnnpus 1'00111 o\1er
looking giant rock 1ratcrfaH,
dance pavillion and spark-
ling pool. Chv!le'I' despcl'atc.
TAKE ADVANT1\CE . Call
* Open Ilouses * DUPLEX--3 BR & 3 BR + OEN : 609 Iris,
Corona dcl Mar. $98.500. Sun 1-5.
6-15·0:103. .
/ORI.SI E Ol.SO\
· S BEDR00~2 STORY, 3 BATH + FAM.
1961 Port Ramsgate, tlarbor View Iiomes.
Newport Beach. $89,500. Sat. & Son. 1-5.
'" REALTO,ii'S WE CAN HELP YOU BUY.
SELL, OR TRADE · A HOME
ANYPLACE IN THE NATION ..
$27,500. ARUEASTLITNO-SRM!S Tii , GORMAN & ASSOf}~7T2E7S0 4 BEOJlOOi\1, 2 Bath. pll•:s _.,....,.,
an xlrn BONUS ROOl\t. Big General General
corner lot 1\·ith a \vfst side ---------1
OCEAN BREEZE. T>·y 10% 2 BEDROOM BA~BOA COVES
do\1'n. [Beautiful 4 BR. \\•ate11ronl 16 'x~8' POOL HOUSE home w. pioo· & 1mHo.
•· S 2 B I S140,000. 4 BEDH00 .. 1. all"· pu• R·2 LOT WATERFRONT large Jo~Ai\Il LY ROOi\f plus 2
\VGRKS\!01" plus JG' x 3g· ASSUME .... FHA 3 Bdrn1., 1<.> b.1. to1vnhouse:
OOLPH.IN POOL. Nortlt side LOAN' boftt slip. Brand new cond.
I t. $78,500.
oca ion. IRVINE TERRACE $33 900 This Costa i\1'esa hon1e \\•ilh . ' bcan1ed eeilings, and huge
Now port
II
l>ack yard L1' <in idcnl slartel'
honic. Not(' the 1'' 1-1 A assuinnblc lol\n + R2 1-ezon· ing. Pl'ice<I 1H $25,500. For
dc1a.ils caH 646-7171.
OPEN T/L 9 • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE•
THE REAL
ESTATERS
(onytlmt) I' a i
I !!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~I!!!!!![~ 2 STORY [=::::;;~~==
EXECUTIVE $26,500-
HOME· $54 900 4 BR 2 BA
. • Huge Cahf. adobe \.\-1th 1not1. Ho1ne less 11~!1-n 2 miles from t'ni upda!'e in every \\'ay,
tht' beach "11 h super plush -I\ love in condi1 ion Lots of
EVER YTl-l~~ ! ~ sp~~ouu! ~01 inside .~ out. Lush gru·-
bed1'00n1s, " u x u r 1 · dens \\'/lO\\"('l'ing trees Con-
baths, fan11ly roon1 and ~'i'nient kitchen for 1nOn1 & Run1pus Roo1n. Pool s!ic I 0 l bd f I k I bat•kyn.rd. Only one yciu· o s o _ rms or 11c -1_c 1:;, · Seller \\•1\1 pay your i·lol$1ng
ro;;-ts on F IIA 01· VA, Call
C wALl<E H & Lll
Realtors
2tH3 \Vl'Sfl'lif( D1'i\'<'
{Hg.7i]l •
·LEASE WITH
OPTION
to buy. or No Do1vn VA. or
011'nl'r nt::iy cany 2nd Deed
of Trusl. 3 Bedroorns, 1
B11th .. Just Pointed. $25,500.
Call 646--0555
0 W/\ll\[H & lll
DUPLEX
+
TENNIS COURT
+
PARK
Call us uboul this super du·
plex ll'ilh 3 BR • 2 BA ... ;::-...._1 O\\.'t\('11: unit and roon1y one
l>cd1'00n1 t'l'lllal. across fron1
g1·asi;y J.Mll'k and puhllc
tc11nito0 t'OUl'I!!.
$92,500
' 1·:·111 G·\4-7211
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productive s:lle!I o f I ~ e; •'
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Brush
under 111u1·cn lcudcrt:hi11 in VA hon1e . .sr.:,;.oo, :1 br &
\x>nu1iful clo1v11town Co1-onn one 1111Je (1'0111 Sou1J1 Const de! !\1nr. 1111.' b.v tfic orncc Pla:cn shop11h~ l'l llt1•1·. No at 2732 E. 'Const 1-f"'Y· or do1vn & A<'ller \\"lll 111.-y n1ost
Call Nigel at S+'-' 121 l of rour c!o1tlng L'O$.IS.
"1il NIGEL,· ··
~AILEY Ii.
ASSl:JCIATES
C vVAll<l H & lll
ReaHors 5-IG-00'12
Beaut. 4 BR. hornc, family
1·m. NC.:\\-' carpet. l'~ee> land.
$16.500.
INCOME PROqUCER
OceanO·u111: 9 units
Prin11> localion. S220,000
I
JON ES
REALTY INC.
'"""' (714) 673-6210
2001 w. Balboa Slvd,
M1wpoct BttGll•C.llilQfl\ll 92-600
HARBOR VIEW
HILLS VIEW. FEE
Lovely four bedroom home
on poo l si?.NI Jot with famlly
room, hrcakfai;t nook, laun.
<try roon1, Jnrgr. sunJJy
patio \\'ilh lot s of privacy -
180 degrrc rianornnii<· view.
Truly p1•iced belO\.\' n1arket.
ConH' <•nrl sec thi:;. Qrx-n
[o::111. & St111. -~ !)al\Clcaslle.
$105.000, ff73--.~;J.50.
OPF.N rlL 9 . n "S f UN ro BE NJCEr
[~ ~
$26,500-
4BR2 BA
ltuge Callf. adobe with
n1oclen1 update ln every
\\'ay. i\Jove in condition .
Lots of roon1 inside & out.
Lush g;u·th:ns 'v/to1vctU1g
lri.•t•s, Convenie111 kitche:q
fu1· 1110111 & 101~ or lldm1s for
th•• kidi:;, Seller 1vlll pay
your ('.lnslni.: t..Usls on FHA
111· \'i\. ("all :-.. 15--<HG5. OrX'n
i!VC.S.
~ H;M tington Hont y
1 :'lr>tt('iuui> ·I B1·, 'l Bl\ on super
1\·hk· ~01 , H1~i;1 ltwll Bell
tl<'i~hborhood. Jnun1u· cond.
I\' t1lt·h11>, Sh:lj{ C<lrp('\~. 1018
of lt111dst:nplng:. rtl'l ror boat!
S\1bn1il luw d\\'ll, trades,
·r.o. '1'. P11eed r1([ht at
$3~.4!JIJ. Call 645-8-100.
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V. E. 1ro.~n1 & Co. .............
C WALllER & lff
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Holn•1 'ar S1t1: l ~i~""""-'"-~I~ ~I -_ ... _-~!,~ ( l~ I ......... I~ .__[ -_ .. _ .. _,!~ I
Gener•I
4-PLEX·NEW
Super $h-.rp, 1\i!'ll t'Oll·
1tructed new +.-1)iex In
(•hbice renlal a.nm. Pri<'81~
to sell ut $SO.OX!. Take ad-
l'IUltq:c or ffNt OV.l'lel' tax
~ncllts. rill Red ou,.,._.1,
Realtors S.·M)...96.10 I o IJ l~ n
E\-enings) (P.S. \\'t' J\tt\'C
many nU>l'l'l
An•heim
EAST ANAHEIM
HAVEN
Orl-Sll'l'('t park 1n~ J11r all
l'l'l·re('ll1r.t1f11I \••hi1·l{'s
Park-1ik1· y111,.I - 1 J:r\rn1. -
Co\'i'N'<l IJ1'1'i',e(•11 ri~ J>al in
;i nd huilt-ln B:1rlX"1U~. A
I l"C'A I f1unil~ ho111~·. Cttll f(J r
•'lrectlon. S'.:7 .~J. Plvuie
T0tln) ! 9j6..2700 111· r~m --
COl\lPLF.TELY rrrlecoratect,
3 Bit 2 "BA. ll'g. den, n1any
ne"· exlra ~. V;icnnL 2300 sq.
rt. SG:.!'.000. 646-3192.
81lboa Island
LITI'tE BALBOA l:iL,\XD
-Nev.· Or\('an,:; t'IKll'lll• !',
inclufli ni;: 4. B 3 T~. lnnni.
garag,c. hrick p.'i lio, +
blln'I. frplr-, open lll'an1 cC'il·
Ing. $1 1:..000. 20' • tlo\\11,
financint:: a\·a.11.
TED H. \1Ai"'i DLI:'\G CO
t;}.Jr .~~~5440: 67.1-471';'
Waterfront & Pier
dbl lot, lrg house wlyrd
By ChlT1er 646-49!11
3a lbo• Per.insu;a
Coron• del Mar :oron• del Morr Coron• del M.lr Huntington a..c.h
OP EN 'SAT I SU N.1.s "J,;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;,
464 SERRA BROADMOOR
o""'"""'"" l "'"""'· "' HARBOR VIEW HILLS ""••Utul ~roOA.ll•wu'""'· . EXECUTIVE HO-.-.E -N~·\ . plui1h 11ht1g t'o rp.. "' pnrw ed liv. rn1 . v.trock
h'lllc.: lll"llt' nr"· d ll!lh11idu·: lmmffl1te Occup1ncy. Neal" Good Schools.
h1•:1011fl1lly derorn1('(! So
lantli;c111lCl.I. f' I' i d l' OI
O\\'lK't'!lhi1> hon-w. Yo~t 0"'11
the lnnrl roff('r1'fl fo'r S6:l.~.OO.
211 AGATE
Br1111d nt11· bl'autllul dupl<'X
011 l1J1lt)l)rl l~l<u11l. Sp:u•11J1J~ ·1
BH.. 1.unlly 1·111. & 2 HI?
"'/\\'t'l hlll', ft'pJ1•., '-UtlclC't"k
8' p!ll!O, TAkl' ll luok -l hl~
is nlcc 111·opi•1i,\'!
521 ACACIA
Pool Membership
Prestige JocJtion , mln. to mkts. & F3shion Hl'?>."TJNGTON s£Acurr .
Island . Con1pletely redecorated like new 01"' stt'l1y •I liedrooin beaut)'
home. Im maculate. A1ove J{ight In & Enjoy 11·ir h formal dining, pai vate
this 24,00 Sc!. Ft. Home. 4 BDRMS, 2 ~~ patio. Ll.L~w;· living dose
B S · hy bea('h nntl golf coww. A'ff.I .. sep. am. rm ., formal dJn . r1n ., wet CALt. !l(l."-1456.
tiar & !Jeep shag crpt'g thru·out. Everyth ing PH 1~11~: LOCAT ION. \Valk to
t'o please th e mo'.lil discriminating family. hl':u·h and schools. l\·love
(lracious entertaining. Low 1na1ntenance right tn nntl assu1ntt ll'l.is
lnd scp'11 \vlauto sprinklers front & back. ;,a.·,~ loan. 4 Bcdroo1n and
1:o J•l<•nty of .spcu::t•. C,UJ.. So. 1'.!l 11.,...,\.,, corner 1()1: Gas jel for BBQ. PRI NCIPALS ONLY_ 96.'!·4-15G.
i!!hru-p c!upll',, 2 llR. l":u·h. BY OWNER -CALL 640..0747 .')PJRAL STAIHCASE _ By
rr1111·.~ .. 1•arpPt~ & ilrRric'!{.J 'l:'""'""''!'!'-"'"""""'""""'~~-'!!! ... ~~-..,..,..,,, ,ht' St·a -~ or 5 Bedrooms -
Xt'i\·ly pninti.,I out~l<h~. \\'alk Costa Mesa Fountain Valley All )ou'v"' evi!r "'Wlted in 8
l'l lhe ,V-·ach lro•n your o"·n hnn1l': fil'f' ring, pad for
"""'" *TRl-PLEX ·$47,800* MISSION _VIEJO 00.t" traile'. ""'"'""'.;"'" MORGAN REAL TY F "1·1·llcnt C•lstn ~i.·~11 1...--k·n.-rour1yat~I -1hi." "oo't last .
67J..6642 675-6459 tirin ClnJ:f' TO sho11p1ni.:. VIEW C:\LL ~156.
___ Tlu•atri' S.: hospital. DQn'l be L<l\'f'ly 3-Bdm1 high 011 a * OPEN DAILY 1-5 * Jule>~ hill. l"un 10,;ng, xou~ 422 GOLDENROD .Jfl/IN C,\l:F:\'. P.EAL1'0RS Jll'ighborhotxi \1i th close nc-
St1u1h (Jf h1\·)·· ilupll'.X. ;1 ~·au :i~7-2fl22 t'-'SS lo \\'ilderness Glen.
hdrni., 21._, l1a., 011·nf•r unit Dana Point S3~.900. \\'c a1rait \'Our call.
11lus 2 BJ{, 2 bn. 11p1. Vt n ----------.lti1Hl222 •
diJ>tinctivC'! Close to l)l"a('h. OCEAN VU HOME
2 )CA l'S 111'"'· As k 1 n I;: .\Jod£'t'n 4 lUt 2 UJ\, pulio
iJ25,000. 11·/fn<"d )d, II.!"~' ll\'l' rm
11•/lrplt'. Ti·ul.v lil'ahlc.
i\l(lrl,V f'X1l'Flli. S:\fl.000.
497-1711 Laguna Beach
REDUCED $3500.
for fas\ sale at S.19.500.
----------·!,:/BR, l':: B,\, 2 ~tory, t'llise * f\•ntur~· Park 4BR 21:iBA
fo niarina, 1·p1 11h·p~. tg sun * F11n1ily kitch. ove1·looks
SURPRISE
PACKAGE C_o_•_ta_M_on ______ 1 det·k, $37,500. 493·5029. ll&F pool.
El Toro' * Brit·k fi 1'l'pl in family nn ~estJNI ainong $50.000 lionies, DON'T MISS
THIS
'-'--'-'.;.;;-------! * Forn1al din & h('avv silakc "'' found a ·I Br. 2 Ila, · -toof · 1n01Jcl· for only S40.9:i0. Th is
• Huge bonus roon1 1800 sq. ft . hotnt' ha;s fonnal * SC'llt>r transier1i •d. din ing in adctilion to fan1ity
larwin realty inc. 1·111. You n1ay e1·1·n asi;un1e 968·44t15 (24 hrs) lhi! 5~ •,:, APH. Joan.
PLAY SALL!!
•
•ATTI • WAUCll
l lAl t lfA11
"\\'Al'.'T TO GET A\\'AY
litOr-.f Tt-JE KmS"
mom , dy's pril'acy. I l!d?>~t floor plan for
Qui sac. Shag rpt. l"l .
"lSOO fl.100EL"
&lit CUI-de-sac lot in the
PH.ESTIGE tract. 2·100 .sq.
/t. ol gracious living, l"IR.
fonnal DIR. 1'"'rpl. \\'e cuuld
go on and oo.
"EXCEPfJO:-.'Ail Y
CLEAN"
Adult occupied '.! Story -3
Bdr. 2~~ Ba. One ot !he
niC"e'St areas. You'll love it1
"KEEP 0i-.: TRUCKlN'"
Easy access to San Diego
& Garden GI'O\'t! F'r'l\'Y. Xlnt
l acre C·2 property. \\'t!'St·
ntinster Bl\'d.
"\VE HA VE IT"
Prtrne Beach Blvd. location.
4.2.:'I acres C-4. Cat-ner Site.
"11'' 1 ltAD A H.Ai.\tl\1ER"
Looking for 10 aC'l'eG • .,...e
have ·half of it. 5 ,\C'res of
l::xcP!IC'nt R-5 property.
•
PATTI • WALKElr
Qf..U tSlli·"
Huntlntton BNch
HEJlE'S A
SPARKLER
• · . tba1 )IOU ff!dooi &1..~.
tutctuUy deooi-ated 3 BR
honlle, one story .. lovely
cul-de-aac 111 I r c c I
doughboy pool , • qulck
CENTUR·Y 21
f6M433 961-4433
OLD FARM
Huge 2 story "'/bonu~ nn.
oversized lot, e I ea: a n t
ldscpg, prestige nbrhood.
Thia 11 11. &teal at S4l.OOJ.
L.o1\', low do>A'n.
I' ill a ~e Re .11 b1ate ·' '62·4471 ( :::.1 546-11 OJ
Assume 6%% VA Lnn
Quick poS1Jesslon -sharp
super 4 bdr1n & !amity rm.,
ceramic 1ite in kitchen end
baths, "·ood shake roof, full
double elee. oven, qualil)'
carpeting & decor. Very
close to bench -schools -
shopping. Here's yo ur
chanC'c to live a Jiltle! Fuil
price, $45,950. Cnll llO~IE
BROKERS INC. 962-8851 .
GRANDMA'S HOUSE
17171 &nch Blvd., 1-1.B. I \\'·ns nevCT 80 S\\'CCJE this ~ CALL 842-1418 cute 4 BR, 1~4,. BA, located
....,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,. in the heart o1 ounta.in
Vnlley. llave your OY.'1'1 baH-
dian1ond in your back yard
and only $31,950. at 5o/o
dov.'ll • Seller "ill help pay
buyers <'.'Oh"'s. Call -
OPEN HOUSE
Pe1·iod f'renc:h elegenctt sets
the decor. LARGE
GARAGE, party roon1 \\·ith
cuslom flooring and stone
fil'(')llac;'t', <-uRoox BLEU
kitchC'n, ba11quel formal din-
ing. s"·eeping stairs to up-
per n111zc of bedrooms,
glass doors open to ex-
pansi\'e balcony. Penthouse
niastt'r sui!e has private
sundel'k and study room. A
forn1nl garden patio and a
large kiddies playground.
Open house all day. Call for
address a n d directions.
BKR 002-5511
A FIRECRACKER
OF A BUY
for PERl'~QP.:\tAXCE * 847 .J.)S.I ft
TOUCH OF SPAIN
Close to the beach, cantina
kitchen/fan1 r1n·w/ce1·amic I
tile floors. Uni quel y
decorated thruout. 3
Bedroon1, 2 bnth. \\'on't last
at this price $35,500. CALL
TI1e Real Estate Fair,
536-2551.
ROOMY 2 STORY
Irvine
ON THE PARK
IN TURTLEROCK
Lovely 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home
wlth separate · dintni 'l'OOm.
Pl'ivate yard wllh m"1\)'
frult tr~!I and a 2 5fory
pluyhousc. O"•ner anxio us lo
nio,·e North. Pticed to lie.II
al $35,(XX).
Vision-
ired hill
RE,\LTY
Univ. J>ark Center, Jrvlne
Call Anytinie, 5.12-7500
OUice hours 8 A..\I to 8 P~I
"In The New City
Of Irvine"
lnimaculate 4/br. I year old
home "1th Oriental de<."Or &
gardens, Quiel cul·de-sae
adjoining lovely gr~nhf>lt in
"The Ranch" -Jrvine's
planned rom1nunity. 15 111111·
u!es trotn Fashion Isl!l.Jld &
KeY:port Beach. Ai\1ong tht"
Orail6e Orr;hards. ){educed
to $40,900, a WALl<lH & LH
UNIVERSITY PARK
REDUCED $3,00011
5 Bclrn1, 2'rit ba., fa1nily rm,
Sttp. home. Con\'enient to a.II
facilities. Reduced to
S46.900. HURRY BEF'ORE
IT'S GOl\E! To see this
best buy, <'all Toni Escobar .
ltl::~\LTORS 644-2430
COLO\rEU... BA.-.:1a:n
REALTORS &J.\-2.iJO
UNIVERSITY
-PARK -
Large 4 Bednn Townhouse. 2
fiN'plaCt.•s, 2 balconies, 21 ~
baths, near t"u ~big pools.
Fett land , • overlooks golf
<.'OW"Se ..
$57,000.
Ed Riddle, Realtor 64.6-SSIJ
MUST SELLI
L19u .. _!!o<~--
THE BIG BUYS
ARE AT
MISSION REAL TY
"A llEALSLEEPER''•
L oc:11.te.d on 1h i
OCEANSIDE 0 1'" TIIE Hf.
\\'AY llt V1c1011n Beach.
CUte (.'l,)lttli:<' \\'/firl'pl acc.
\\'-OUld you lw•llcv1: $38,500 1 F'UU.. PRICE'.'
"TllF. \rlf,1..1\": Sprn11·Jln1:: 3
level 1111Jdl1c1·r;111ea11 11ty\cd
ho1ne, 2 bd rn1. den. gU('lll
1'111., hllt-111 k i I l' h ('ti ,
fil'<'_£h\ci•, Bl(; 0 C J<: AN
VIJ<.\\1• f'riccd ul $53,500.
"Sl'lll\\\'1.ING 'I DDRhl. &
DEN"; Loculed at 'r.:>11 ol
the \\'orld, li:;f'. llv. m1.
w/flreplaee. Bit-in· kitchen
An ln1miic\lla1c. v.•_ell Cl\J\.'tl
for fan1ily home nt. $59,900
F'ULL PltICE.
"3 Jll~:l\'TAL UNITS, CO:'lf-
~IJ::J{CIA L ZON!N(;"; Lo-
cntr--d nenr Pottery Shark :
& N('"' Vlllaa;C' FO!rt'. Ensily •
t..'OnVC'l'lt.><I to conttll<'l~ial '
11~. OrfPt"«I fol' $69,500 ,
TER~IS AVAIL.
"HOUSE & GUEST ROOl\1":
Ux·ntC'd hl So. Laguna on
"·ide lot 0 11 small street.
\\'nlk to bench. Pre11l'nlly
tich1g u11ed 1111 2 1'<'1111'11 units.
A \\'is•! buy ut $39,900.
MISSION REAL TY
9!1j So. Const •lwy., Lnguna
PHONE (7141 494-0731
*CHOICE*
Laguna Home1ite1
l..AllGE buildabl(' hon1l!sitc
in ex(·lusi\'<' 11n·C"1' Arch
Bay. \\'nlk to bc-ach & club-
hoUSC". P1u10nunic view of
OC:.1.'a n & roasrlinf'. llu11')' Oii
l:hi.-; one at $27,930. "'
TN one ol Lagun:1's bcUr r,
lll't'fts: lgl!. lot, l'lOSt.' in, II' I
unol)li!ru1·t11blt• {)('C.lin &1
co..1s tllne vle1\·s. J\n t'Xcep..I
tional buy at $22,oo:>. j
RA.llE honlc~llc in private,
oceanfront oon1n1uni1y. l'an-
ta,lic l'iC'\11"1. Jlcar the ,
\\'aves crash. S!l'f}s to priv,
L>.~at11. An.:hi1r.·!'s llOUSC''
pluns int·J. $."~'i.COO. , ,
hu~ 3 Bdnn. home "·/Early
Amer. decor. Lt'g. ta1nily
rn1 "' 'rit'h paneling. Prf'tty
yard and b·esh paint. \\'alk
to schoolg & shops. Cha.m1-
ing! RED CARPET
REALTORS, 5.36-8836.
\\'OODSY & 11rlvnt1': on dead-,
(''111 street. 2 l4l'. occa.n-
\'if'11· Jots 1rill1 lols of fret-s •
& p]C'nly of pn\·1tl'Y· Bolhj'
for $42,500. i
t',\:'\TASTIC, hu,::r ocean·1•
front lot, onC' of thl" flnes11'
By O\\·ner, save on this propt'rtiC'11 in tl11· 1. .. ;gun11. REPOSSESSIONS bC'aul!ful model home, I yr. iu~a .. on a bean!ih1I i·(l\'e &!
r . r . d 1 . old, 4 BR, 3 BA, bonus rn1, 5,111'1y l.W'aeh. \lu:-.t .!oC'C 10·1 o.: 1n or1nn tion an oca hon I fani n11., shng cpl, air nppl'L't.' . .SlljJ)uO. •
01 lhPse F1I,\ It. VA hontes, 1"01111, spnnkle1~. c 0 \' · cl 1 :
ro1:::act • pa!10. S57.00). Se-e 10 ap-1 Bl'.. ~ ! Breathtakin~ viC"1V o! bhl\'
\\'Diers, NP\1•por1 Ha1·hor
and lhe islnnds. Cali:"I drive
nnd niagnHlcent t'Ourt ynrd
enti)'. :\las.~il·l' wall-: of gl~ss of.fer vir\v trout .lll_IJ::l'
li\•ing roon1. fo1'1110l du11ng
area, 1 gourr11et kitr-hen ~nd
hide-a-"•ay fh astc1· suit~.
Iiend he"'n bcants t111d uni-
que brick \\'Ork. FORCED
SALE! Call 64a-o.103.
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KASABIAN Pl'l'.'c1n1t'. Open ~t & Sun I-~ . r ,...,,__... ~ !
Real Estate ff2""644 5. 40-11 EscullC'ro f) i·. • 1 ~ , ~·IV ;
* i\11'::;,\ \'ERDE · :?St!
&la Vista DI'. super sh;irr
l"O srory-:'i fl(>dronn1, 2 21~
bath. $61,000. OPEN Sli'.'1.
1-:lpni.
83..1\-2616. • ·1 · BY o"ner. Accepting pro-4,4_~f171 4••-1100
motion, n1ust seU. 4 llJ 5 Laguna Beach
BR., din. & Iain. rms. & OCEAN VU DUPLEX
bonus rm. \"our 1\·ork iJ Open House Sun. 1-5 St'<'ludt'd nrea. E;1.~y 11·:llk to
VACANT 1llage Re,1 1 Eslate $25,700.
Close to Mlle Square Park
3 lrg bedims plus den, huge
rountl')."5ize lot. Super sharp
and prof dee. HUITy.
done; sprinklers. Pl\ ti o , 419 Panoram• ht•1H·h. 101\n & s.·h0ol11.
blOC'k "'all : upgraded all r--E>..'T .TO E~IEIU\LO BA\", L'ii,::uM cha.r111 11·/1>itched Costa Mesa R-ealty * 548-7711 * .~ Br, JI~ Ba. unly $23.500.
\·ou may assu1n" 5 1 ~': 1\PR ercns. 2 1'1onths o Id · big vi~· of the bay: 2 BR., clni,::s. brick frplc. din. or
963-2803 2 Ba., rrplc .. beams, brick I flcn :u'\•11s, in boll1 2 BR
GREAT location-6 min. to patio; rented dog 1·uu. uni ls. rt1.1111 fol' •'XIJUll~kln.
bch. lo down '"'/financing Oiarm ga\01-e, on a large, I~. sundeck. l)\'I yard.
committed, 2 BR in 2·story secluded lot. Can expand. A .$75,jOO,
Loan. Sc>tlt•t' 1r1JI <·:u 1·.v 7'; TWO BLOCKS
Sl'l'•J11d Tl). Huntington Beach
lO\\·nhouse. 1 }T. old. Pvt. special buy at $62,500. • * * ' * • * \~~A~X'~lv~.~;~~~'~G.I ELEGANT MANSION l~T!!:~~
f.'()n1 i11,c:? This houi;c 11·\thin OLD FARM TRACT THE SEA
illage Real Estate I' '62·4471 ( ::::.1 546"1103
I OHi \I L OISO\
" pty. $23,350 847-8230 PARAOISE POINT PP.ESTlGE: HILL PLUS ;\alkini,: !listen(.'(' of shop-S
R [,4 /f U #~
ping. P<irk' & l i II r a r .v . ur~1· 5 BR or 4 & game rn1, Coun!ry·slyle \\'ilh a IU.'3.\')' HOT? .. (',1nvt'niC'nt" is Hlt' niirlrllr i~kurit St. .'l IJA, f!~'.ot rn1 plus. u·cmrn-shake 1i:.oof, 001.y ran1ily Meredith G•rdens Huntl!}!ton Harbour UNEXCELLED VT E \\'.
Step-do"11 from fhc ~paciou11
Pntry galleria into a 22x28
living rm. w/one v1all (lf
selected gold ore rock frn1n·
ing n. rnised" hearth frpl.
1':1('Vated din. rm. enjoys the
splashing "·aves by dny &
1t\·enue of lights by nighl.
17x~4 l\Istr. suite paneled in ·
r esav.TI Cedar stained to a
i;oft platinun1 gray,
coordinatiqg "·/the> stone
grey color plush piltt cnrp.
u3ed thruout: 3rd BR & 3rtl
ba. on anolher IC'vel. Only
This 1:; o 1'\~"1 cool 3 Bl! .. 21 nunit•. 2 Hr. t Ba. l\'OJ'kshop Fou . 1h!us rl1n111g rn1. ~l s .re>nll.Y roorn, privattt R.du lt livln~ 4 BH . 3 ha. 3 Car garagt>.
ba Ccl~1 hon1e on ti •1.1 .fl., & J.i·H"IH~t!. S.P. ~:bl.<~)I). Call ntoin Vall:lf Ca. 92701 l1tg. Lots of paneling in thi s roon1 1\·ith .'\lone f!rrplat·C' Dran1<1tic en1ry, Plush Ca r.
H.·2 101, bl:a1.1t1lully •tc1ora1-1 CJS J. I Eslal<>. 5-IR...llf>'I. 714 963-561 :! stOl)' g:cni. Thf' ldscpg hugr 1naster ,;uite/\•anit~ pets. Tri-level. $56,500.
Ci-I incl 1-cf fre•~7.f'1' l>lln 1----,..._,.._,...,._.,..,.,_ lluth in . fronl nnd back ii; bath. Gourmet k i 1 ch ,, it GEM
kit;·h., ,;;·p, ri1·n. rm.: OJW~ .*FIX· p OFI!* jUST A SPLASH AWAY r~p~. P~·1l-cd a.t only $41.500. lotally NJllippe<I. Bii;t yard. M---
BEST \Valerfront buy in
1-lunt. !·!arbour. 2400 i;q fl
hon1e \\'/dock for 36' boot.
By O\\ner. 846-3711.
Irvine honsl' Sati Sl.111. I:!-'•· 611 J,1(s 1 ... an ~ldC'l' ~ -i111e 1n a ·fl~llu llOT Sl'i\/i\l t.:H f),\YS. i\1th. "l!11 c~pt~. & rlrps. Ca.i·J'lets only 11 nlo'i; old. lS-10 \r. Coast H"1'·· :-J.B.
;\(ar'ii;old. g0ovl l.(w:1!1on .. Near sltop· ,.1111 he vriiirs \l'ilh !his li•rl!I' 0<>11.1 n11~s this, its a lx·aut PriC'cd for sale! BKll REALTORS 642-4623 BY Ch\1ler _ 4 br, 21~ b.."1.. SEMPLE plu.g. N''.''1~~ pai~r. t'arpcls ~ 11/f jlQ-•I. ;: ht'f!i'Otu11s. f;iniily honie .. ' 96'2-551 1 LAKE PARK 2,00) sq ft . Beaulifully
'2101 _vatd _iioi k. l~I . h~twe fnn1Jl.v J'r"\o11n, (tining rno1n, I' loF=""R~A~N~C~l~S~C~A~N~----fishing (ron1 this 4 year old dt!rorated prestige home. Real Estate 67~ pi;1c.nt1;i.i. ,rt~ Price is ru~hl . 1 ~, 1.arhs. t'llrn(•r lot for Calif. r-lassie is only a short lrlClds service area, rib!
2513 E. Coosl Ih1)' .. _c:rt:'>I JOIIN C:\.<EY REALTOH.S pi·ii·flt'\'. \Valk 10 \lilc 'JI , O ( FOUNTAINS "·alk a .... ·ay, localed in 8 O\"t'n, firplc, plush crpls,
ALOHA, YOU ' ALL __ c_~ll 5..lT~20Z2 SquarC P.'.l1'k. $44,9.-iO. c:-\LI~ " ·.,I D :-.;~) 531-5100 "BIG SlJR" · &>parate ramily most desirable area. Titj.s is mirroJ'C'<I closeu. CUl1tom
Put on your inumu OI' sarOIJg * INEXPENSIVE * 1~.ny .• ThP_ RcHI Eslalc rru. foii-nnl dining rm. 4 no fish story, at $33,450. it's lndscp, l1prinkJers, fountain.
& ('Otne !;{'(' our H1111<11I 2 ilH .. house ..... , _. S22.350 iiFii'ii"~· .. = ... ~2'~~~1~. iiiiiiiiiiii'" J BEACH LOVERS g·i;1 tJt.~l~ plCu!llla sundeck. a steal. Call . pond & wa ter -fa 11 \\1£'<.,k ·"flN-'lal. r:n,joy the l BR. house ........ S21,ZiJ REPO &~!~..JI ' ·01'8 -S4i-S53l for PERFOfL\ik'ICE 11· ~·.""Jin!! punips., Inclds
Ue11uliful oce11n -~· shorelint'
1·iC'1\·s frotn this O\'l'I' I fl.Ct'{'
nl·f'anrronl propr:·11y. Very
seelud,,d \\'/lots (I' tl'1"('s.
F1rl' sl'11. units hrlp pny tht•
11111$ & KiVt' lli'l'llc1I pro-
lt'CllOn fron1 1k:pL·c1·inttol1 &
l'Xf'IC'll!I(' 1\ rile-oU. t:i.:L-ellenl
l1nndy bca('h. l"O~ihlc hind
1l i\'i,.ion for ho n1 t' s i If' ,
O"'llf'I' "'iii llf'lp fu1:111te. Stt
ii -you'll love it, $200.000.
497-1 711 Lagun• BNch
$ll9,500.
blue PaC'tfie from ~ou1· VC'l'Y Each on se110.rate lots * Sli-l:l&l * frnt Pa t i 0 · "'/extensi\'e MAGNIFICENT V 1 E \\' .
-· "'\ll !>hake roof('(I l·halel . 31 i'An...Y! for profto>Ss. use $750 DOWN $37,500 • patio <.'01·er In rear. 0"11(>r "' 1 1 BALBOA BAY PROP nlOving out ot l1tate. Pricefl Charming 2·sty., Bl~ Bird Bdrm. split level on 11 01·0• Y • 2 I'll' 3 BR To11·nhouse, hgC' JIL";n·i· shake' roof on this a" ea . c 0 m b ,. n a 1 ,. "" ,19 500 $49.950. Ca.II aft. j pm or • u R-2 lot. 0 n l Y j • • * 5~ * 1·u1.npus roo1n rlbll' gar, ran1b!ing Calif. raneh hon1e. anytime Sat &. S u 11 • dln/lamUy rm. \\'/f_rpl c. :;
i\1aha!o' 1-----s11!n1 pool fc•11· left llui-ry' Ccnuuic tile kitchen, all the 552-8240. Bed z B N · • Uni~er5ity Realty ~P.l~~1:L'KIT'l ~or P~'?IX'.rly , 557-91~ or 1142"4·121 ' 1.ites! appllances. J S{)Jafedl.'::=':'::::~ "·ork~~p plus a abonus 1r~1~
3001 F. Cst. H\\'Y. tiT:J.f;j10 · :0'1q1~.~!~1~,, -1 ~\\O ,;)< uull!1"1
1 Ftr5t Pioneer Realty n1aste1· suire and v<cnily MUST SELLI Ru.VI on this? $79,500.
· · '· .. .,, .. ,., «•;{e '-vl'llC'r o I ~~..,~~..,..,..,~.;,~ I n __ , By owner. Rn\'t! on this DRAMATIC t-:ast (\•~ta ~lf'sa. fncnnief ;. )llfh. 4 °'-"-room. plush car-Hillie 1'1cCorn1nck Rr-allor
Ne\\' split lf'vrl r111ple:< on 1 '1 S:'IJO TI)O. Si50 do ' : . f OR SfllC" by o1111c1· -Roof'!IY JK'ls and decorator clr-d.pes. Three bedroon1 st11rtl'r hotnC' $ ·~$-V~A~C~A~N~T~$~$--I ::d~u~if~k~B~~:!~~ .. / l~~: 1000 N. Coast HI\)'. '194-7'.',Sl
1 I So th. r "''~ .:,,pa•at" t~l2"'6.i\.~l. $37.j()() on saiL~ 1 4 Bit Tiburon condo, llv. u.. "'.ds or square footage_. aiid not far lron1 IX'al'h. ('u1•1)t•1· ~rPEH SH,\RP . Belter P•nor•mlc View o .s. u 0 ·" ·= ' ... " rn1 "''' ,.,, 2' BA 1 1:ustorn floor plan "1th " ffun. rm., shng cpt, air bid s for con1plc1c privacy. contract. . ·· · ·· . i: • '. " ket1le ki1ctie11, 2 1·nnily llian 11e1v 4 Bdnn .. 2 beth. cond, ,;-prinklers, c 0 v • d Superior 3 bf>droom \\'ith g.. be ; . . kt!/fan1. r111., pa!to, 2-cur l11g !aun<lry 1'00111. Bl?Ck~ In baths. O\\llCI' suys Olli' )'C'lll' f_.o1v, lo"' do\111. FHA/VA I . 1 Blk 1.o a.;:h. . , ll\ O\l'n<'r Bi~rk Bay Cu.Sl!n11 ~ur., ek•(• OJll'nl'l'. \\later l)l''il•ti l·ltu-· 11 11,on 1 last' patio. $57,00). ~ lo l\P->eauniul ocean ViCI\', Lovely , Orw.n Sat/Sun. 12.30..6 I hot_n.r, 4 Hr,·.~ Bii, <ll'n & I;::(' .... ,,,.,, .. ,._ ,.,.nt .• ,•. ,.,,._ •v••• '.' . ·1 --"" . ohl \1usht:r. ih;r~'r, rl'(rii;: gu tern1s. Only $28,750. SCOTI' precio.te. Open Sat & Sun l· ilec:'nr. Drean1 kitchen. 1',l'lm· •-f 1 ....... " ,. ·' " ,, _Bh!. 9(i •• ~l I. 1l'ith houS\.' (01· tns·t sale. RE,'U,TY t:.•,r 75'"'. ·1 r· ~ p k J"k 313 HELIOTROPE r~1 n1 Y 1·n1. Ne~r all si·hool.~. ilrr•s 1111·uuu1. l'ool s. ....,..,... ..... >.> 5. 4041 E 8Cudero Dr ., 1 Y rm. n-epu.cr. ar · 1 c
HAL PINCHIN I \\Ontle.rful <tu!1~1 .~t!'•t·I. \\'111 rluhf11111~··. s:l8.rll0. r.:;;~,5~00 ll::\'-E <>I' 1 F.\SF./OP lil\R 002-0011 l\IUST SELL 2 Bclnn "Sea 838-2616. yrd. Bctte>r Hun)'~ $·17,00J.
REALTOR 675-4392 :.!lO\I' 2 It)·'· SG:.!000. f'r111 --T10N.~..-.11 h~~ \'i11: ·P;cifi; LoyE LX"1'rancisc1~n Fowi-l{aven'' home. fC\\' blks cw=v~F.~!.~Y~~.-~B~R--.. ~,.-,-.-3-1 b1·k 49.f.SOO:l.
univ 64&-26:'·1 · · r.Y ov.'rll't', 'lrudoii·s Honir. '.l ,. ,,,1, ... 1.,,1, ,.,.,,.,.,,,, a-I ta1ns. _Spiral 111 a1 r cas e from ocean on Bushard nr. • .,~. II I TARBELL t'miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• ·' ' _ ~ .ir..;oJd.2.lOOIO(l fl,4.ll•"J~i·. .. ,., \d s~900 'I r l;,x..,, f\1 yenc.pa1 io,fa1n.
1• ht All . B\Oi'k ·"l!l'Eit \\'ESTSIIJr: JI' J:\H'., :!'" 1~1. il1n r1 11, r1·11le in., fnn1 S:/.~0/11io. l!M.lllcl-a tw 'I 1· c o I' a t o r I , ants. . "": . ,. ake o r. rm. \V/rcgulRtlon sh1.rtt pool Bf:AUTI1'l1L 1ocalion (.~~~t~~~ ~I llt•l.Jott'fl'"" ,\\·t·. ht~h bC'nn1s, sha!:, _,_ i ... nu:-. r•rn . hl!ni;:, s IG.000. !lti.1-l:lRI larwin realty inc. llrapes. etl'. -. L'O~rtyard 0:"1~/Prmctpals 0 n 1 Y • table. Located across lro1n SOUTtl !.J\Cl "NA . l bl~k
. · , r-1 1 r111, n1a11y lr1'C'S on f:.:t :J, -. -.------9Ln .1.111c c-ntry-1\'<tlk 1o l'•1Y 300 tic. 91i2-.u"4. park &o Bl Ca1nino fte<1I to beach. J\c"·ly rernoc~lf'd
l l;,"th'OOms, :/ balh!I. ~ oub c AH, 2 }'_;,\. No 81'k«. ,\II ! ST~H-t\ I P.r-. :: Ba. ,i;;. -.i 1>ark. Libra.l'Y & schools. OCE.>\,~'VJE\\' tinmac. 3 Br School. Red Carpet 1 2 Bdrni. tanilly rm, large g:ru~tgC'. R-1 nl'f'a. $&.),500. f 1c1·11s $:l.S i 50 c Jt (" ·I . F1tn11ly, •\!1s11111c fi' • IQan • • Sj(),500. By o,,..,ll'I'. 842-TJSS ran1il\' rm, Patio. By o"'ner: Realtors, 833-3380. deck \l'/ocean view. Gue!lt
OPE:'\ SAT. & SUI\, 1·5 &IS:iiii '. . J_ ,11 _I, plus C'f[Uil_1•. %24\i:!~ Cl.ASSIFJl:.U ....... &12·56'78 1DE;\L ror '"'' la mily, Im-$4.2,900. !llkJ.43-ll, apt. $62,:iOO finn. By O\\,......r. Co:.~n~~~ 0~!~lty 1 ~J ESA '\"ERDE-O"·ner: Nr1E,;l;;;;T;o;r;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;_;-;;-;;;;;E;l;;;;T;o;'o;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I nu1c. 3 BR. -f5.~2AJ den {4th BY °"'"· Vac, ~ Br, 2 Ba, ~~1::;~~2 ~tr:°°~1.,!~•n~ Call 499-1204. \roulrl ~n-
* r.aa 7711 * schls. 4BR ::BA. util rm.11 BHf + finish<'d gur, 1bonu11 $lgj() dn. T.O. t~lfA 71 ~% yean old, like~·. 5.'il-4.=>'!'l'·'~;~de~•c,::'"~m'7m~'~'~"'-"'"'~'~'·~al~'°"'-'
.,_. 1'1int eund. ni{'('ly ldscpd. fml else to all SC.his & pymnts $7i6/nl0 83J.-ll03, Lake Forett -!'i lines. 5 deyA for 5 bucks.
1\ssun1e VA. $.l.1.9:iQ, Ph; 1 shppng, 8l'tiil no .... ·. $34,500. 5.'l2--9503. ad. Call 6-12-5678. $s1.soo 551-St-11 LAKE FOREST ~84~7-_'~""'~-·-----By 0 N So. c OPEN Sun. 1-5. 837'.l IRVINE TERRACE p1.,0."$~.:;,. 2 ~r ~ I!.,~~ Soowb~d. 5 BR, l Ba &
$1200 <ln. T.O. GI 7~;, fireph\ce. Din. rm & den, 4 BR .. 21 ~ BA. 2 frplcs, d in·
I~. l';e~·luck-d gnr<IPns, hrlck
patios, plnyhou!il'. }'"ct· land.
0Y.'11Pr. 17141 4.'l7-1212 or
4fl4-1021.
SUM./;fER IN-OL"-
CORONA
pyn1nt~ $2.59/pcr 111 0 . Split lc\·cl. 3000 sq. It, llugc
83.1-1103, 5.l2-950t 5 Bedroom put i o-bru·. In1n111culate!
P ncden Re11lly 6~
coi\IE sr.1:; Pl·-POOL ;: n!'. fil'Cplacc. lob< HI 1t'!'{'S,I ... BY 0\1'11el' -Glen Mar 4 br, 2 1·1~11ll 10 ~I'll\\'. Uy O\\'llCr ba, fl'plc, crpt, dra, crpld
nn1 ·r G pn1. 6·12-21:!tl f,'Jcga nt 2 SIOr," h"me 'tnc·Jttdc s f' ki1 chc11 \\'/bllin:1, cul.rtr--___ .1 ·~ 1nany 1ne ~<1c. 2 hlk to sc111, shopping
\l\l\11·1 , •• 111 Jt 1· 111. 111111··1. :'Ill:::",.\ Verde>. ·iBR, :tBA. featu res such a s: & pn_rk. s:::i.aoo._,._.2-·l:t1t_
. hH" 1u 1•,. '11 .. -~11 ~·au 1 1·11"1 1lt•("(l1·, i111n1.:tc. lx·:11H
Do. 11 1"'111 . \<4..,M'. 1ii:;:;;:1 ) l;111rl,.;1•al)l'd. ;,.i;,..{,02J prln(•. ~I c . 'l'h I OPl~N chilly, 1 JllH to 5 pnl Or' __ _ _ _ 111111 l . iag arpeting roug 1out hy niipt. 8'102 SNO\\iBJRD
S@\\.~lA.-"£trs·
T!tat Intriguing W ora Game with a Chuckle
------flittil llr QAY I. POlLAM ------
0 R°«ll'Tan(J9 I.ti.... of 'h• lour' «.rombled wori;h b ...
low to form fOt.11 &imple woidt .
* F1\r-.I1LY EXPANDING?*
Th l11 11p.1cioos h•)me hu 4
BR., 3 00. 1.: f"rni!y rm.,
l\l'll' C'arpc1lng & very clean!
i-~11hul.1u:; i\li. \'ll'\\'l'i. $62,500.
1r H . .:; ·~ ,\CHE *.
El Cariso \'lllnge: sur·
rounded by Cievclund Nnt't
i-·orest; beauliful Oak trres. Ilurnl 1•1wln"Htmi'nt. Mt.
ViC'1vs. \\'ill take J bid&!!!.
SS.JOO. * Ri\:-.ICll STYLF. HOME-*
On lar:::c lot wilh hllls I:.
ocean \•ie11·s. 1\101·.__ .. ;n Coori.
:: Brlrn1~ .. 2 hn's.: "''ann
11;111C'lf'1'I fr11n1ly 1111., ~eni
1'ell., r'Ql•k frplc. Hoo1n rur ii
/.IVOI. ltNIUl'cd 10 $4il,900.
ENGLUND
REAL ESTATE
'.118 JHALl,\
TENNIS •• • •
• . . . a11yc;1'lt'? A \\'Ann fami-
ly ho1ne "'Ith loads of eictra
featureA, nnn1 e_lectrically
drl1•en draperies 10 a com·
pl c!ttly prlvall• R r t I s t ' s
stu<lio. The l\11t of extras
\\'Ould tnk1! I\ lllli;te. This 3
b<Jn11. reeldence Is only a
bllK'k front 1 r1u1i~ rour111 &
Junior high, Ot<cnn & 1·nnyon
\'i!'\\'S, $ti9,f,00.
....Jdlan
REAL ESTATE
COZY l't11i1Pr t·ulla~·" :: Bit, 1 • --!·:ye Catch in g Living Rooni nB.. 4 Ui'. 2 I-in. clt!Rn &
2 B,\ n•• 111)1 sq fl Ul111. :.! ; l:Y fl\\!ll'l'. :: ll H, 2 B;\,I and 1\triun1 lx•nu. $38,500-l~l'll\S Aijt!UI
BR. 1 P,.\ ,\· \11)1f'. $11'i.1:il. I ~!lln.~. ''."'21Jc, !Jlllt!I st. r:111 12131 323--2'.~
! llf\O Glrnnf'yrr SI. -m.1.n17:~ ::i1s--OJ1G
~~~~llM'lha. ti l l-i111 111 ;;j~1t.~·\'I ;-,;){I(), :-::7-.G•lli, :'l.o /l uge fanlil y rOOlll \\'/\\'Cl bar ~101)1::L lion1e lnndscnping,
HARBOR VU HILL_S_ 1.1 ~t;. l';irk 1.iki· y71:(_:.:_BH-:2 3 baU1s ~y:=:;, =~:06%~~:
~; Prl. 11QQl·sz. lot. 3 lir , 2
ba, fnn1 r1n. $i'9.500. incl.
lnnd. Ov.·rK!r 1D Outrigger,
-1.
CAMEO SHORES
By Owner, 3 hr, 2~ bll, lam
rm. pool. SIB.OOJ. 6i:).1007,
e e DUPLEX e e
'f\1'0 l ·BR. \Vl"llk to bt•ac·h
~.500 J\J:t•n1 673.s.)OO
* SUPJ<;R SPYGl.A~S *
g HR, upgrndctl, lnd.~c11'd &
J>dord 10 II? S4·h!"l59S __
3 SR. C11nnt.•l "1odt>I. ()pe-n
dn\11. 19'19 I~. RRmsgale
tmn1a<'I lli.'>"'1:i24. O\''n/n~t
Nte<l-a "Pall" Praee an Rd!
Call6'2-Ml8.
BA. l\'C'v. I.\ t•rptd IX>tlll' on ~. Kit h 'fh $37.500. 714-963-1163. quh•l l'ul·1l<'·~ac in :r.t«s;i d<'l l 1\1ry c en "'I pass
:'\Tar. $34.500. il4i-J9(].j. through wi:ndO\\•-built-ins RAN0-10 Le: t\lcsta 4Blt. 2BA, Tile rool, q:I aty, IA ll\" 0-.\'IK't' 4 BR, 2 O,\, bltns. Palma Model. Open hou.$e
i;.ha,g cpts:, many xtru. nr. Heated, fJJtered, Ughted pool Sun, July 1. 9fi8.95l5
~~l!li~"' Plaza, $32,950, ivlth slide BE A u Tr Fu L 2 Bit Outdoor gas barbe<1ue townhouse, nice pat Io L2~G ~-8toN7. L"Ortdo. 4 BR. Automatic ga rage door w/bbq. $22,750. e k r ., ~ .,._., f':V.'J)Ort Jtl\'if"rtl, d 962-1373 S36,00l. l'>rltit~. only. 5't~:i6 o pene r ••. an more 11 ,=~~~---~~
OPEN 10-6, l1y owner; 4 bt', 2
sr:LLING Ho1nc. B~· o"ner. Offered for first timt .. ~-full ba, v.•/w shag, Super
F.'.'.:CCJ>lione l ai-.:n . 4BR, 2 by owner. Principals only b\Jt y11rd. $2R,!i00. 1Bl61
.full 13A. $~'.),;,()(), MS-!iii7 p , VRllen Circle, 842--0791 --riced at only $52,900 * NEAT «le11n, 3 IJ1·. 2 h(l , SJ<::ABUllY lllB)' ho1ne by
l\1t>IU\ Vfln)(' hon11'. ('1111 Call 837-4239 t)\\'IU•r, 3 ur: 2 On, htt.tlUI ~11 'l!'t"OI'. lndf!CP, By aPJ)1
1"1XF:H~ '111JC'r. J br. sts.ooo.
1
Open Sat.·Sun. 1,5 $.17,000. $J6..8397
(}y,·1l('r Anxiou.'l. 842.-0091 or Fc;' th11t lletr1 un(fer $,UO, tr)' ~16",4.;ss l'Vt'!I Bkr. the ~nny Pincher.
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1 you a hydromotic hondshokt.
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SCRAM-LITS ANSWERS IN DIME-A-LINE
-OPENSATTSlfN-:-1~s-
2f$4 ZELL DR .
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ALMOST NEW
Blg <>.:tan vie~·: new J
Bclrm., 2~: boltu1: O\'erlook.
hlK the city of l..t\guna
BeM:h. ~ll\n1 cr.11'1., dbl.
trplc •• Jots <1t ll'Ol'XI, S1>&nlah
1110 .l glar.!I. Prl\·nit htd. &
fUt'd. l1"·hn pool, A real
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Laguna Beach
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1·5
UPPER THREE ARCH BAY
32271 Vis ta Do Cotolln•, S.L,
Newport 8e•c"
BIG CANYO ..
LAGUNA NIGUEL
E..1~ant i.>4'ot'h ktta hOtnt•.
Graceful glll'den Hvln& I.I
~un~ ln thl11r truly-
outdoor oriented 4 Ur, 2\1
& hon10. l.uxu1'i<Nzo custom
feature• Include a reclrcu·
laling hot v.'attt •)'1'tem,
bide:, tr81'11 .-1nasher &
n\any Mhl'l'M that odd eMe
le elegance to your life atyle
In Utli 1nos1 superb of all
Pl'lva te 8.l'f'M in Newport
Bcai,:h. Can 10 learn n1ore
about thl~ 11peclal opporlun·
lty now 10 purchase this
homo.
Take a look al this 4 bedrm, 2;<, bath home
localed. on approxlmately IA acre. l\1any
producing fruit trees, electric kitchen, cov-
ered patio. Moderalely priced. $39,950.
LAGUNA NIGUEL
1£ you have a growing family and are in-
teresled in a greal buy, take a· look at this
4 bedrm lamUy rm home. Almos t 2400 sq fl.
Mode stl y priced at $44,950. Donald M. Bh'tl, Assoclnles
Realtors
Open
House-Sun
29i3 Arxll"O!I SI., C>'.1
4 BR, 2 BA, cpl!;, dills
2-ca.r ~c. $36.500.
Chl1X'r/ Ag('nt a 1!Hl7·1 I
B\" Ch\•rK"r lx>autlful lli-IC"vl'I
5 Br, 3 na hOllK! llll quir>l SI.
l-I U£t' livin){ tn1 ·w/cnlh;,.'<lral
r:elling, for1n1tl dlnlnK rm,
sunken 1fiiln~ll1'cl fnn1ll~· n u
v.·/v.·('t bar. :! rriilcs, new
custorn crpts & d r p !I ,
('1K•lnst'<I fl~•l\I pftli•J, qw11ity
I a n d sca11in::::. ~prinklcrs,
c.'Owt~'d 001·k pntio, bi>nl
i;:nll", v.•Aler snfl.-.11('1' .~· n1uch
n1orc. $62,500. a;:Jl4636
REPUBLIC
El~antly deairnted 4 BR. 3
BA. 2400 sq. rt . w/•pack>us
deck off bdnns .. overlooking
futun! f)Rrk. Fonnnl dining
r1n .. famtly nll. "'/bar. 2
fircplnccs, carpt•1s. drapes,
hu llt-in.'I , many P x I 9a s
$60,<XXI. Q\\•1"1Cr. 1991 S1\·an
Dr., :>10-3637.
4 BR, 'J BA. f:iln. rn1 .. llv .
m1. & frplc, forn1nl dinin.i:.
2-sly. corner lnl, n111ny
..:1r1u1. nr. 1111 1'Ch1.~. lly
01\'llPT. \Vkn<ll'I. !'i.ji-6·122
I>rinci11nl11 only,
PRIV1\TE [)Hrty 11111111» ho\1i;c
In ~t('sa. Vrrdc. 2-iOO si1. fl.
or +, •I or 1nore bdrn1s.
l>rinc. only. M(Hl09!'l.
W1iss ion VleJo
LOVELY 3Bn. 2 BA. fMm
rm, cpt!I & drps. Alondra.
By o"•nr. Principals only.
8.10-4480
BY ()lvnl'r. 4 Bil, 2 BA ,
Fam. rnl. LA~c IQL Nf'W
(•pis & "''ullpnper S·l9,500.
545-7316
llAll BOR VfE\\I
3 br, 2 b11 , frtm r1n, Corner
Jot. Nr\V crpt. ltnmnc Pool
111z y<I. Q\\•nf·r. f\..1~1-751!'1
llAR.60 R VU l-IOl\1ES • ~ br,
3 bu, 5ol'11f'l'$0f, Port 018hOp
C\1'("1<'. Nr. pool & park.
$82,000 f<"e. Ch11rK'r. 6~4""'4lS7.
Duplexes flCar the ocean
l\lilc11 Lol'!IOn, Rca1tor , * 673-8."iGJ * * NE\\IPORT CON'OO * Nr. oefan. Brand 'now 2
BR. Save $ $ 552--(1173
2 BDRM, R-2 lot wurk.11hop
k WltU((t', $3j,500. Prln. on-
1)'. 6·12.-823.1
llAJtBO ll \flew So1noracl 5
BR. r·r('. VI""'" Prine. only.
.$.~.!'JOO. &14-~l-tl 6•14-6807
,JUS1' ON TIU:: ~tAlll{~
Jr.V.JI. 5 13R. so~1 r:RsET.
Fl!e $8ol.!XXl. &14-60.15.
A ~I Wlltlt ad ta • aood In· vestment.
494.9794
1000 N. COAST HWY.
LA6UNA llACH
NC'1v ,.:pyglass 11111 ht'tmt' \\•lth
''it•\1• or Ne11•po11 Jlarhoi-,'1,
Ca1tdina 1:.lancl. ·I Brt .. 2*~
halhs. i\lauy upgi-adctl ('X·
Lras. $117.000.
Turner Assoc.
U05 N. Coast 111\'Y., La,gunn
494-1177 Anytime
4 BH • 2700 SQ, IT.
$92.000. Forni diu r1n-11·c1
OOr. 1111) palios, b 11 i n
,·acuun1, 3 car gar. cxl.
l ill'~. 2-142 \\'ln<tw111'd l..afK',
N(•11•port Bench ..•
EARL FUSSELi\1AN
REALTOR
GG-3500
NEW OCEANFRONT
DUPLEX
!luge •J Bdrm. up; '.: Rdrn1.
rJn. 1-llgh eeiJinfV), bean1s.
gtn~s. SlG!l,000. Good finan-
d ng.
1-IORVATl-I l tE:r\LTY
Dave 4!)4...lWa:;, 6T.>-1972
H•rbor View Homes
Palermo Model
A 111101}(''~ thro11· f rom
l-"11shion Island . 2-Sty. heau-
ly: 4 BR .. 2 friilcs., 11·ct har,
boat gate, grcl'nbclt,
("lubhouSf', pool Si rnuch
more. A b'OOCI huy ut $.SJ.900
Ci\PRI R E:1\J~T.Ji:' 6-1·1-7;)~
4 All. -3DJ SQ. IT .
5 ''RS. OLD. Forni. din r nt,
11·ct bar. tlC\\' crpt, dr.:i, '1·all
pa~r. U-16 \Vind1\·n1"fl Ll\JK',
Nl·1vport B<!ac h. 0 1~ LY
$!18,000.
EARL F USSF.L~I AN
HJ-:,\LTOR
615-.1.500
i\'IU~1' scll Now, Bayshores
Cozy Cottngc, prl bch, 2BR.
lba, 11·/1>alio, y rl'I, boat stg.
+ room to l'xpand. 2595
Crcgtvic11• Dr, TI4/646-9079
01' 644-7311 .
EASTBLUFF
3 BR, 21 ; bll:, nu X Pinn,
1-"ull p111io, \1•1vl;•11· . ..Reody
July 1~1. Lca~c for $:')..ti or
quk·k s~lc r>dct• S61.900.
011'11•'1'. 5:i1·~4!4$ or ri4:"1·1526.
CONDO • Vn canl , freed gar-
rtcns, pool, J BR , 2 BA
$4.1,000. l.11111 tJnv.·n, or wlll
rent \v/opl. to buy. 673-5221 ,
&<2-:!&15.
PRICED 10 sell, lf.V.H.
Carmt-l ~ Bl\ 2 &, F/R, lg
yd. Fee $66,900. Open Sat .t
Sun 1-5, 1991 Port Nelson.
64"1-5035
CHAR?\.flNO Cape Oxl "nxer
upper". 2 atory wtth 3 Br, &
11, Ba, Newport Hel&htl.
$49,:'!00. A~nt. 675-0123.
llA RDOR Vie"' homes -..A br, 21 ~ llil, "'t'I hnr, xlnt family
5 TOM")' Pines l..o.nc
NC!A"JlOrt Bee.ch, Calif.
(TI4.J 64(),-1711
SALES & LEASING
tull service t•clllt)'
Danmar Motor Homes
531-6100
hon1e. Open (tally l-5. r·on Sale: Like 1w•w, 24'x00'
645-2848 agnt..~~~~~ Vlkhia Bn:-ttwood. 2 Br, 2
BAY 1tEs-r:-" nn. 2', RA, Dn. up·gradt'<I !111erlor on
fnn1. r111,. R~<•sonably pi·ic-hcoullh11l)' IAnd111;n~d co1·-
rcl for thh1 prc11tlgc. at-en. n.v ncr lol. l,.ntl(c t'nclost'd
6 ,,.. •un~ ~rch. 5 Slt1r·Adull pnrk, owner, ........ ~...,. 1 '-. tn Own
OCEANFRONT n. uan ~up11 1no. l'.r
496-208:i bcCorc 10 am·arter
Du ple'<, O\\'llCr/ai..~nt 673·92.66 5 pm. --~~~~~~~~~
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all along the Ora ng e Coost . all the
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PUBLIC NO'l'ICE _,__
Condominhlm•
Unfurn.
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Oupfexes Unfurn. 350 Apt'-Furn. 360 Apt. Unfurn . 36S Apt. Unfum.
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Pflltil lt/led Or•no-COll~f Dtlly Pllo1, ""'-n. lO. 9'MI Jllll., 7, l4. lf7l 1'21·13
PUBLIC NOTICE
PIC:TITIOUS IWSIN l!SI
NAMa ITAftMaNT
TIM follDWlllO pttiOll b Ool119 bu.W..U ••: iTEVE C.VPELLO a. SONS CON·
llTlllJC'T IOfll CO., 241'11 L•rl•I Circle,
S•n Juan Ct pl1t,.t n.o, CtUfornlt H67S
Wttter Ct Po.llo, 26111 Ltrl1f C!rde,
S.n Juan c.pi11r1no. Ctnl. H67S
Tlll1 IMnlMH 11 col'ldUC!ecl by •fl I,..
dlv1dUlll.
Witter C111Ptllo
320
B•lbo<t 111.nc1
OCEAN \'le11.· & CM.talina
&unset.s plut a ~ 001 view
front lhUi new 2 Bft. condo.
Security tuarded bl~. cl~
ro shops & restaunuits. S-17l
1'1onlh
Bay & Beach Rll;y. 6i5-XQJ
1Co1ta Me111 ·
FOR leue ?ties.a Verde
Counfry Cub Villa. 3 Br,
2~S ba, adults only. No pets. S390 + util. ~ aft 6
EHi Blufl
365 --------Coron• d1I Mar Costa Mes.a Co•t• M1w: Cutt• Me.u
316 IRIS, 2 Bdrn1, de11, ~Sb. ATTRACT!Vf: furn. '1 srt.1.;;;::;;;::;;;;;;:::;;;::;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;,;;;;;;::;;;;:I
ftlll<:, patJo. Sl."iO. 100. AJ 2 11:: BA, llt'atcd pool, nr COM E S E E WHAT A IJE Al GAR D E N
BH. frJ/lc , •...ie<J< •. SXIJ . "b1' l<_'1lo!U>lttg, til' P<IX. APARJ'JA El'lt LOOKS LIKE---
Open Sat & Sun. 020 ~6-'6-0-li~ like llvlng in a hom e {or $1 62.SO/mo.
eves ' 1'1-,B°"n"' •. -,,,.,,-,,.,,-,-,,"l•-;1-.,"ll-cd . .,,-,-.-,.·,I \Ve offer Peace & Quiet. 2 BR .. lifJ: ba .. ~
Cost• Mesa adulta no pcl!s, St:n. 21'.?0 parking spat'es. priv. pati<Js, rec. areai1. Etde11, &IG-1512 SEAUTll~UL 1ie11• 2 Br. 2 CO?IIPLE:l'ELY furn. i""1ffi: No child ren or J>Ct.s.
duplex, bluis, s~ag crpl , Apt. Adults No ~lll. 131
sep. yard, pntJo, encl. 1-'loo""l"I· St. C.i\I. 6·1ti-7SSl.
gatl\ge, gardener. $ 2 6 0 -1~==~===· ;"'--"-c==;:;.,,. Ready apf)t'Ox. Aug. b;l. 2 BR UPPER -1Jc•an1 \.'('ii,
MS-3797 \1:/v.:, l>ltrLii, drpis. $180. pool.
2 BR. Adulrs. No pets. Patio. Adlt11, no Jl('ts. 6~2-9520.
Garage. $185 n1q. 359 16111 SUPF.R ltg. 1 BH., encl. gar. 2283 Founto1'n Way E•st. Pl., C.i\r. Call ~5218, quiet. J\dult!I. No peus. 2·ta2
Di na Poin t f~ldotl. 64&-Z76S We , g ive you more room for less m oney!
PANORA/ C Oc
STg~IJ!.!'n'INAGt 2 B1 r. 2 Bii., Stop Br or Call Now . . . . . • , 646-'2846
i\11 ~an Vie1v ..... ,.." p, poo, rec. a:rea,i ~""~"'!""""""""""~~"'""""'""-"'"'""""""-"'
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FOL LOW THE MAP TO
Wilson Gardens
Tiii• ~t•l•m~nt w•1 nled wh11 II•• Coun.
ty C1uk of Or111111 (()Unty an Junt U.
ltl:I.
1>fl·OC ,_,,,, M. At1Wt11, Atlv.
11.-S•llltt Mtttle~ •'""· L" A ........ C•. t'IMJ
t.100EL condo -3 br, 2~~ ba.
lmmed. occup, 2512 Vista
Del Oro, NB, l\1r. Lewis
&14-U33 or Mr. Kcrui.s,
&l6--08fl6
Fountain Valley
l.J-g 3 Br, bltn kit .. 2 Ba. SJ75. 710 ...... lSth SL A"Pt.lJnfur n . 365 Apt. Unfurn.-365
I Bldg less Uuu1 I yr. old. Huntingt on &each _,__.o,;...;.;;.-.e; ___ =
Close to beach & harbor. Costa Mes~ ::osta Mesa
fO.JM)t
P"bll•"ed or~'"'' c"~"' Dilly Piiot .11111• 16, 23, :JG •rid July 7, 1'73 1111.13
PUBLIC N01'1CE
l<ICTITIOIJS llJl!Nl!SI
NAMI! STtTl!MINT
The lollowlng persons 1r1 daino
butln• .. •~: HILOY, 2lllll H1rbor Ctnler, Co,11
M•<a, CSU!. ~11
R-rtt Abtrn1111y, .tOl Edotwlller
A.,.,,., N•wnorl !Heh. C.111. HM!
Annt GlllM, 310 Fern1ndo SI.,
NeWJ>O•I e 11ell, Ct!lf. t'l661
Tl\11 bu1l11111 11 cond<Kled bY • 01ner1I
p1rtn1rshl:>
llobtrt• Atiotrntllly An.,. Gl•»r TllJ1 ,,.,,....,., WI S flltd wllll 1111 Coun·
tv Cllfk of Or1ng1 COi.inf'( on June lf,
1t73. Plll Jl
Puti111hed Or1no• Ce•tl O•llY Pltct,
JUM 23, :JG, Ind JUiy 7, U, 1973 1905·73
PUBLIC N01'1CE
1 STORY, 2nd·20x20 br , 0\1Cr
dbl gar, elect. door opener.
elect kitchen, pool, tennis
f'rt, sauna, 4 mi irom ocean.
S2l0. &16-5632
Irvine
2 BR, 1% bn, t"'•nhse. central
air, lots or extras. Fan1. rn1,
pool, xlnt location. CaJI
833--07 19.
SUBLEASE 3 BR, 2 BA ,
frple, [shag cpts, drps, all
elec. kit, washer/dryer,
2-car gnr. encl. patio. N.B.
Sm. pc t OK, $J50 lse,
G4;)-781'1
Fl.Am, Class, plus view, nu
2 Br. 2 Ba. Condo, near
Sauna, pool, tennis, & Sea,
Avail Aug. 15th, Nev.-po11
Crest, ~-64•1-2111
$300/l'ltO. 499-2895 Sl45-$1W ---------
La guna a.each BACl·lELOR & I BR .. * * * 2 BJ:, 1 btl. IO\I nh~l' 11'/pool, patios, fl"plc's Pl'iv. garages ~!1•i;11 Vl•rcll'. hl1 11~. cr111.
VICTORIA BEACI-1. l BR -Oivi<lett bath ,!',; lots of Another R ing Bro thert dl'ps, fncd 11111, J;ar, nr
Yrly Lease. $2-10. 1110. closets. Rec. hull, pool & 3 hli;, $::.'OU e ~15-w.i'.:I.
Adults, no pets 49-1-7732 pool l;iblcs, s.'iu11r\ baths. D 1
N B
See for yout'S('lf. l730l eve opment· , ll.\Cl lELOR, I & 2 Br. fron1
e wport ••ch Kcclson Ln. 11 blk \\'. of MEDITERRANEAN $125. !;l(l\"l', r.:-fL"i~. c1>t.<:.
' Beach I blk N nl s··11t •) dt·ps. Adults, no pets. BRAND rK'\\' ~RUI 4 Bi-, 2 . ' ') -·· ! ti' . VILLAGE 64.~. Ba frplr D \V Cl'pts & S-1~-i i>IS • J -,-~--,--
dri}s. l btk to bcaeh. \'early. $140 -ULTRA NICE Apl. 6 An address Of distinC:· 3 RR. flalio, lrg, flUit'I. nr
Open House Sat & Sun 1_5, Pool~. 4 c.ardens. Sal!1u1.. t ion in Costa l\·I c 5 a Baker ~ BdslLll, ln1111ed oc-
219 34t.h St. NB. 675-492l. Te11111s. Pr1\·atc _Pat 1 o. adJ·acetll to Nei"poi·t cuJJ. ;\lgr. 10~0 .\ Valencia.
Adults. Ph: 846-02.?!l. ~ ="~-,1~-~7cc766~·~~-----
San Clemente Si'.\tAl..L Apt. for 1 or 2 elder-Beach, B~lboa ·a nd th b DELUXI-.: 1 Br, 2 Ha, vJ/\\ ----"'==----Jy persons. Southland s r111est com• crpt, Irplc, 11ati•), cucl gnr.
LARGE 2 Br, car. drap, ,... 536-1717 * m unities. 1 S\95/n\O, 6il-5629.
built-in: dishv.·asher, garage, BUSINESS rrnnsf('r. Take 1 BR. nr. fl'\\'Y!'-& shopnt;. ·
lge ~tw. Adults. Sc>e lo 11p-over ll'nsc. zsn beach apt, UNFURNISHED quiel 11-opital Sf'lling. $140 ~£.1ate. $180. 331 Cabrlllo, $Z7~ nto. j.36-1.181 1 Bedroom. Fr, Sl50 itu·I. uli\i;. ;l3J-8j();iJi">IS-R99'.l
"""--------'·Huntington Harbour 1 BR. & Den. Fr. $190 -E astside Lrg 2 Br's
Duplexes, 1[ • , . 2 Bedr oon1. FR. $210 bl11~~· h i)(, p11no ;.it l''.''?!s~1tc.
Furn. or Unfurn. 355 1 BLh .. froni bc~eh. Stud1? 2 BR T \vnltouses F r $Z50 Sl 1a. A•lhs Jl'J IJf'!." til.!·9.J~O.
,.t,.1TltJllt tltl\ll"•C\
MAMI! STATEMEMT
T•• tnll-11'1{1 Clttte'l\1 tre doinn
l>V•ln•<.s • .,
1'I NU Tennis Club Villa, 4
Br. 2 Ba., Fan1 rm. din, +
bonus room, Aug. 1st, µ&5,
644-2607
-----------1 :\pt. \~a1 t·r_pcl..~~·11l{·: '?!'"· I UN1''UnN. 1.<;:1 Hr. G1u·dt>.11
Costa Mesa · Jacu7.z1. Sl:l.i. 2 1.~:;,9'.!-291 1 Please Call for ~\pis. Fr1•le. DJ\\', pri .. •.
I ;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;,;I Laguna Bea ch ,:\ vailabilities pallo. $16.l:~l!IO. 5:°>7-28-l l
HARBOR GREENS , .. The charm o! Ol ct l 1 BR " ""'., "'"'°'" $1 1'. Vlll.AGE POOOl.E l\Ol•T IOIJE, 1•~1
So. Co11t Hwy, Lt gun• 8e1cll, C1Ut.
tt•~! Ted J11cob11n. 531 Cvore11 Orlve, L>'""~~ ee•cl!. t:allf. tWI
Wllll•m A. C•mm1nn. Jr., 531 Cypress
Orlve, L11<1un1 e11eh, C1UI. t'USl
T/1!1 bullMSI Is conducted by I o-u1I
p1r1n..-si-10. • WT!ll1m A. C1m•• .. nn, Jr.
This s!tltm•nl Wll5 fllecl wllll Ille Cwn·
tv Cieri: of 0..1ng1 Coun~ on June lf,
lt7l JIU11S flubli!ll~ Orll'QI CGt11 Cally Piiot.
JuM 23, 30, end July 7, l.a. lt7J 1921.n
P UBLIC N01'1i!E
Townhouse Unfurn. 335
Huntington S..ch
NE\V l s tory twnhse. 2 br , 2
ba, dbl gar, patio. crpts,
dra, firplc. J\IOdern kitchen,
pool, jacuzzi, saWla, tennis
crts. Park, nr. bl'h. $295.
Lease. Resp. adults. Avail
llO\\'. 5-16--5145.
·Newport Beach
STATl!..-ENT Ofl WITHOll AW.lL
Pll0"4 PAllTN•ll~NIP OPl!•AT!NG
IJMOt!ll fl lCTITIOIJS l lJllMESS NAME
Tiit lollowlna person hi• wllhdraWtl •s •
r ADULTS ONLY-
2 BR, 2 ba. Nr. Hoag Hosp.
C'on1n1. J'OOL Pct OJ\:.
$250/Lease. Re a I 1 or,
642-;)333.
• o•n•rel "~"'"" rrori , ... 111rtn•"'llf'
ot11r1llr>q "'"dtr the nc11tl111.11 bu•lness
name r! MED ACC"nUNT 11 1911 ll!tclley,
S1nt1 .t.n1, Callrornl•. T.,_ flct1!1ous buslntss name tl•l!m""t
for 111e pertner!hlp w~$ IUed on Jiiiy lt,
1t7' !11 1111 co,.nty 111 0"•"9•· Full N1m1 Ind JtiddrlU of 1111 pe-rson
wllt1drtw!..;:•
LAURA HORWOOO. lllS Norlll Ollvt
S1r..i, St nll An1, Calllo!'nlt
L1ur1 Horwood
"''"'' Pubtllhed Ora~ C011sl 0 1lly Piiot,
J u111 t, lf, n. JO. itn 1153.73
PUBLIC N01'1CE
FICTITIOUS IUSINl!IS
NAMI STATEM•NT
TM tollow1nt P8f'$O!'I 11 dolnv business
I I: COMMIJN!CATION RESEARCH, 2510
SA•lh C1>1.,1 Hwv, L.at1n1, t:l:6S2
P111! Erle Wek ll. 630J Alli W1y, No.
•E, Wh!l!ltor, t(l601
This t>udne-s Is eond11<ted by "' In·
divldu1I.
Ptul Eric Welcll T~I• !1111\m'!n! was l!ltd wlln !he C11t1n· tv Clerk of Or1n9t County °" June It. •m F2'171
Published Orange C!!asl O•llY Pltot,
JllM n. 10, end J\llr 7. 14, 1t73 Tto1·n
PUBLIC NOTICE
fllCflTIOUS I USINISS
NAM• STATSM•NT
Tiit foll-tno Pl"Dnl 1r1 dolf19
buJlnen •t: e . J. ENTEAPlllSES, 1•«14 MOGver 51., W•slmln\ter. Cllll. t1'8l
ee11v Jo H1Wt1. an c"''' Hwy. No..
115. l.lgur111 8HCll. C11!I. 91•51
Lkwd O. H•wn, un Co.st Hwy. No.
'"· L1oun1 l'l!•cll. c1n1 . .,,11 TllJ5 btltillftl 11 CondUCffd •by • limited
~rln•r$hlp
l'lellv Jo H1wn TMs \!<111mtnl w11 flied ~l!h 1M cwn-
ty Clerk °' Or1fl91 County Ol'I June 13, •m F2111S
l"ublltMd Or"ll'lllf C°'Jt 011111 Ptlol. JUM 11, n , lO, Incl July 7, ,,,, 1160-73
PUBLIC N01'1CE
ll'lc:TITIOUS •IJSIN•ss
N.lM• STATIMIENT
Tiie lol1owfnlil 1111rson la dolno bu1l111s1
t1:
MOTEL REALTY. v n E. C~sl
HIQ/lw1y, CdM. Ne""'ll'Of"I !MC/I, CA
'11H Lyman S. Faulk~. 511 Avoc:1do.
CdM, N•-' B1ad1, CA na1s
Thl1 buslnns 11 cOlldlKltd by en in·
dlvh:lutl
Lym1n S. F1ulkn1r
Tiiis 1flt1mtl'll WIS fllH wfltl Ille Cw... tv Cl..-k of 0..11119• County on Ju1111 6, lt7l P·HM2
l"ubtl•Md or~1191 Co.st 011ty P!to1 Jllflt ,, 16, 23, 30, lt73 lfff·7l
PUBUC NOTICE
l<ICTITIOVS I USIN•ss NAMI 'ITATIMINT
TMe tollowlnq oenon II ~Ing buslne•
11:
Slit SPEEDY INSTA NT "RINTIN(I
CENTEll, JSDVt St. (l1Jr St., C0$11
MMI, Ct llfarnll H6'26
J11'MI F. tlom, ntl C•stltl>n Oflve,
Huntington t eacl\, C1tlfarnl1 fU4'
Tiii• btn!nn• 11 cotlducttd by 111 In.
d1vklutl.
J 11MS F. e1om Tiii• sl1~t Wll Hied .,..ltl\ tfle Coun-
ty Cltl'k ol' Ori "" County 1111 Jun. 21. ''"· l"llblJ•Md Or1no1 Co.1st 0111y ll=
June XI, i nd July 7, 1.a. 21, 1t73 ~~1l
Newport Heights
e BRAND NEW-Lux-
urious 3 Bdr m, elec
Kitch· self-clean oven,
firepl: lrg patio: P rof.
dee. Nr. Harbor Hi &
E nsign schools. Lease
$300. 646-7555.
Duplexes Untum . 350
Back Bay
2 BR. Ne"" paint crpl &. drps.
No pels, nor children.
545-4452 a.fl 6 pn1.
Bilbo• Peninsul•
2 BR. l B1\, upper, crpts,
drps, bllins, garage. Avail. no"" Yearly. 6T;,-0496
The fastest.draw in the \Vest.
.•. a Daily Pilot Classified
Ad. 642....5678.
PUJlLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS l lJSIH lSS
NAMI STATLIMl!NT
followlng pt:ri.on Is dOlnv bus1nus
CA.MAS INDUSTRIES. sur11 11, 1515
Mlc::Arthur, COiia M~1, CA tuV
M•nuel C•rler, 3'0 E . 2nd NO. •• Tustl~. CA 91680 T~ls buslne11 Is Con<IUcltd by 1n !n-
dfvfdull Mlnuel C1rter
Tr.rs sl11fmenl w11 fl!fd wl!h tne Cot1n.
ty Cttfk ol' Or•no• County on June 13, lt73
fl2 102'
Pullll•hed Or1noe Coast Diiiy P!lot Jun1
l,, 2J, 30. •~d Juty 7, Hn 112.S.73
PUBLIC N01'1CE
fllCTITIOUS l lJSINISS
NA.Ml' STATl!Ml'NT
Tiit follow/no penon1 1r1 doing
t>Uslnass a1 : . KltOSTUP E'NTEllPlllSES. X.I So.
Grand AYI., 5•nl1 Ane, C1. tt10S
G•ry A. BIJ.el. U\I e1~11dt Dr ..
Coron• de! Mir, C•. t16:U
Alltn Fiie, UIS No. llOle St., 9urblnt, Ct. 91505
Tiiis bllsine.-Ls conducltd by 1 gener11
p.ar1ne•1PllP.
Gary A, e1 • .i
Tiii• slltemlf!I wa• ffll!d w!ll\ tnt Cw...
ty Cltr~ o1 Of•no• C.ounty on Junt 11,
1973. ""''' Publll~ed Orange Coast Dilly Piiot June
II, :r.I, :]Cl Ind Jiiiy l, l97J 1181·7l
PUBLIC NOTICE
f"ICTITIOlll aUSINlfSI
MAMI STATl.MI NT
TM fol lO""lllO Pt•SOlll ••t doln;
bu•IMSI 11: TIMBERLANE APAltT.1.\ENT5, •
Hm/led Hir11Mrlhlp, 2710 G1nMI Or ..
CMll Mt:'•· Ml(hlfi D. J1Mf, 1'•7 Kltldfff'" Clrcl1, (;~II Meh
Thorri11 '1\1"-ley, 2110 G1nn.r Dr.,
C.CKll MeSI Tllll but!-II CONlllCll'd by I llmlled
PfiflMt"..nrP. Mkllael o. Jt l!l!S
Tnls 111t1m1nl wu lllfd wlrh Ille CCM.in· ty Clerk of 0r111111 County 111'1 June ll. "n 1'·2"1.i PUBLIC NOTJCE Pul>ll!11'1ed Ot'1noe Co.a'' Dilly Pllol,
------------1 Jun•11, 23, 30, •1111 JlllY 1, ltn 1131·'3
ITATlMl!NT OP WITHOllAWAL "llOM
PAltTN•RSHIP OPlltATINO UNOIEll
"ICTITIOUS IUSINIEll NAMI!
Tti. follow1"1J Pll'tOll f\es wOhdrlWn ••
' I o-•• parlnlf' l1'0m ,,.. Plr1Mrtlllll
ooer11111111 unot,. the 11ctt1lou1 r.u11neu
ft.lf\'lfl ol O.E.f , COMPANY, 11 SJ! W.
1ttri $t .. eo.11 """'· c 1111. Tiie flc!l!I-bu\lnt'!ll n•"" tltlt mtnt for Ille Jlofrtllltl'tlllp WI J llltd on April 10,
lt7l In the County ol' Or•~·
l tr11lc1 G. k'lrkwood
1'12 SNvltw Av1,
COi"-dll M•r, CA '16ll
fl!t'4' P\!b41~ Or1"91 CMlt Diiiy Pllol, Jt.1111 ,,, t l'ld JUl'I' 1, ,,, 21, 1113 202f·7l
PUBLIC NO'l'ICE
fl!CTITIOU$ l llllN•t t
NAMI! STATIMINT
Tiie lollowltie Pttton It dolnt bvtlne!t
11;
L, 'W, ITIJMPF MAHVflAC'TVIUNO
COMPANY, 2t7• M°'11\1tl'I I/I"" Drl'll,
L19un. I NCh. C1llr, '16SI t.. w, Stumpf, "'' MOlllll•ln View Dl"I.,.., Llt9Ulll IMCI\, (IHI, HMI
Trtlt bllJl""t It cOl'ldutlwd by 1n tn.• ll!Vld1111.
L. W. Stumpf
Tlllt •l1llfnlflt Wit 111111 wltll tile Coun.. t'I' Cltft. ol Qt"1not (OUl'lty "' Ju"' 29,
1t1.I. , .... ,
flllblltl!ICI Or"•noe Co.ti 01Uy Piiot,
Jun1 JO, •1111J11I~1, le, 21, lt7J 2071·7)
PUBLIC NO'l'ICE
lllCTIT!OIJS llJSlNIEIS
NAMI STATIMl'NT
Tiie follQwlno poersont •r• jjofno
buslnets 1s: AGAP E IJOOTIQUE, 117 E. Ur~.
C:ost• MeSI. C1n1. mv Mr1. F•vl King. 4.Q Elmllur11, Cot••
Mesa, C11lt, 91626
Mn. e1rblt1 "•"· 2111 COl"r'llll Dr., (11'1111 Mtsa. C11lt, 92611
1'1\b btnlMSI 11 C~'-'Clecl by I lll'l'lllld Poff'""'""'"· Mr1, f•Y• Kint
Tiil• 1111ern11111 w•1 i'lled wltrt 1111 Coun·
ty Cllfk of Or111111 County Jllllt U. lttl. ,. '™'' Pllbllshld Ort llOI COClll Dtll'I' Pllol,
Jlllll lD Ind July 1, 14, 21, ltn '1029·7J
PUBLIC NOTICE
fl tCTIT IOIJI llJSINll l
Ml.Ml ITAT'•MINT
Tl\1 followlnv ""'°" Lt..00!11111 buslnets u ' THI PEWTl!lt LOfl'T, )U _f'Offfl
Ave .. LlllUfl' 11ac11, C..I. ''•U
Lutlllno O. Solllo clfl $Ollt, UOll !loll·
min St .. Sludlo Cir,, Ct. t16'14
Tiii• IM/ntls I• CondU(lfll trf tn !"'° ll!vldutl.
L, Solito d• So!Jt
Tiii• 111ttm111I Wi t flLM Wiii\ lllt COUl'l-
ty Clerk of Or1nut Covnty Ol'I Jun• It,
11n. •
'''"' P\lblllhld Ort not CO•~! 01!1y Pllotj Jlll'll 13.. lD Ind July 1, 1.4. lftt l~I
PERFECT B..1ch<'hn -~Pat.I, l \\' Id S . . I Xtra Ii; 2 hr, rt'f/1i1i::-$125. . Blk Otik s t Bench. Sl l-0. 1ne1 or pain awaits yott 1 i\duhs 0,.('r l"J j.\S-uo7 From $130 to $215 Mo1 all Utils. 49-1-8171. in Cos ta Mesa at Ring ·
B1chelor, 1, 2 o r 3 Br. 2BR, co1npl fum, oo steps, Brothers' Med i t er -!_D_•_n_•_P_o_1n_1 ____ _
Bea1n ceilings. Firptc. Encl. ;·~bi~":~~~h.ri~~~rth Cr 8 ntre a~ V1ilh!age.11~e OCEAN vi<'\\'S, \\1k 10 bch, 2
patio .. Sep. tndiy area. 2 . . oun Y lS . e se 1ng Bli, ful'n or u n r ti r n
Pools. ·SaU/la. R~. lacil. SPf\ClOU~ ~hld10, I l!~k \Vhere q uaint cobble-$220-$200. 1110. Bkr. ·196-5771
Sccuri1y Guard. No pets. ~~.,·~·~n~r~h. s;,j. stone courtyards an d Huntington Be•ch
Mode ls Open ' · · path\vays \Vind over
10 'til 7 pm Newport Beach strean1s and pond s to
'2700 Peter.on W ay, CM----the door of yoi1r villa
(nr Har bor & A~ams) 3 BR. 2 ba. + den, frpl. Nr. apartment .
NOW READY!
CASA TIEMPO
546-0370 beach. $100 l\fo. yrly. """"""""'""""""""""""'I \\'e lla\·e Sununcr Rent~ = Bay & Oceanfront ~~~~~~~~~~~!Call : 1113-:~ 642-2'2::-i.1 Eves.
-fi~·eplaccs. \rel bat's, ' 1 You l'lUl Sl'c 11n· Cl.DC!{
beamed ceilin gs, \vood j fro_111 1,hc San Di~i::o F1;v).
Paneling , -'!1s1 No, nl lh•· . ;•n D ll'Gu
Ap;utment1 fvr Rtnt ~ [ 9 ! associated -Fashion~d desi gnec11 b1EvLJ~~laj~'~11l 1 sR.'s
color·coord ina ted in· \\' r·1ttr;1•L1\Ct:s~
BR OKEAS-AEALTO~S
1025 W Bolboc 1>73 lbt) terior s, \v ilh carpe ts 1 • P rivate P a tios
a nd drapes. • Dishwashe r s A':!p~l~•·:...::F!'.u~rn~·-__ .,.:3~60~1'~~"'""'""""~~!"'""!-Priva te patios a nd e All Heat ing Pd.
Ba!Ma Island S35 & 1111. 1 BR, 2 BR & balconies. · • 1 • Jacuui -"=--------Bachclors. Color TV. maid -Community Center e Heeted Pool
YR1L1Y. Nl B1'? ,rum. aptK._.One1 ~·po~t 1gTh1 •N~Bfe~~·A!~tJ1· with spac iou s lounges. J • R ecreation Bldg.
&< u t o e s nice 1tc l ·• • U'ft>-:JUO • b·11 · d d · e L · Lnd 110 i7s incl uii l 675-2975 · FURN apt Ad It 1 I 1ar an p in g p ong ux ur1ou1 scpg . ' . . . II s on y. r oom s ADULTS ONL\'
Balboa Peninsula Prefer perm. PGI"!Y· 1 Blk . . . STOP BY & SEE US _ O~\ y f~m bch. $22'1. mo. -3 swimming p O O I S OR NIGHT . FOR YOUR
$35 WE EK & UP 67;)...6)63. outdoor . whirlpool, 4 CHOICE o .... 'J\PAll TJ\t.ENT.
e Sleeping Roon1s 1 BE DR00711·fu1i1-yearly. nigh t lighted tennis 8912 He il Ave. H .B.
• lfousekecping Rooms ~~~~;~_.,.," sgl odult. courts. Jl.·J:;t·. i\>Jr. & i\trs. Elliott
e Ocean ViC\tJ ;\"pis Health spa '''ilh gym · ' 847-4982 ~!\!~~51~.~~ Arin~all~. r;;r~~ s~h .. 2 n asium a nd separate WAITING
675·Si40 Property Hou!';C 642-38.50 m en's a nd \vom en 's LIST
Shar p-Redecorated Apt. Unfurn. 365 faciliti es, in C I u d -OPEN
3 BR 2 BA d '
I in g sa u na baths. tor . , , conv en, rp c, n-i•--I front po1'Ch & lrg rear ter-g;ii -Is •net -A secur ity system tr. ·1 I, 2 or 3 BR Apt
race. Nr ocean & bay insure vour J>rivacy. at 1he
beaches :Adultli only. ~400 *NELEG .. ~NT1bc2hBR y"\·/g1ar. -A specfat section for . VILLA YORBA
Jl('I' nio ':t rly. P.lny consider r: !iuups · r Y · · ·-I tor July SummCr rental. 835-.'l4:f!; evt's &. wknds, those w.1th sm all pcJs. l!unti ngton Beach
64&-8211. 64&-1335 -Convemently locat· (714 ) 842-9622
2 BR. \'EARLY, $250. Balboa Penlnsula ed. to all of Southern NEW 8 Unit. 2 b!ks fron1
717 \\I. BAY California , just m in· oct.•an. LeaS(!. 2 Br. t ba, 67~r1393•492--0-l9t S750 yrly. 0<1.'anfront 3 BR, 3 utes from the Pacific bltn.~, shag, (.'rpt. . ~rps. BA + den. Dishwasher . O DI \\, 1.:athedral 1·t>1hngs. \'F.;\RL'f, 4 BR, 2 BA. drn. Uisposal. 673-57l9. cean a nd Newp~rt $200-$210 monthly. 310 19111
J>atio "1'fvie.,\·, adlts, no Capistrano Beach Beach, overlooking St, ll.B. Call Aft 6p1n &
pets, S22.i, 6i3-5.".SO the Costa Mesa Coun· '''knds, :k?frfl.~~-· ...
Corona del Mar 3 BR upper d\1ples. Ocean try Club. / * DOG RUNS *
Vu. $2.'iO nlO. Open \Vknds, Spa. 2 & J BR. $1 49 & $199.
1-.BR. v.'ffrpl .• ~ bah.:ony. 10-2. :W.143 Via Espinoza. OPEN EVERY DAY l{ids ok. Pool. J{eclsun Ln.
Beloo• hwy. $225 Molt.ease Capistrano Bch. 871--0666 '!Ottrs·. Fri· _ Tues 10-6 Hal Pinchin RHr. 61~9'1 e\'eli c (l Llk \\1• of Beach Blvd., · \Ved & T hurs 10-7 oft S\1Hc r 1. 963-4029 or Cost• Mesa Coron• del M.ar · ' t;·l7-ii86. --c;;,;~i;;j;;:;-1;iiii;ii;;iii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\Directions to ?t"fediterranean 2 BR.~1-,-,-8-.--,-.,.-.,-h-..,-.' Casa de Oro Village: Fron1 the San Diegt; Retrig. ln.'iidl" \\'ID. filllc,
ALL l!fTLJTIES PAID --~ Fl"Ce'\vay: lfarbor Bh,-<f.. patio. pool SIS:.. n10.
Compare hefol't' you rent ~ 1 South 2 miles. Or h'Om Ne\\'· f3.i~l ll3 o r 968-918i
Custom deslgnCfl, featuring: Qi. port Blvd .. turn Nor1h 011 · 3 g 1-, close to stores. Sl.85
• Spacious kitchen with in-Harbor Blvd. n\Q. Open Sat., 7731 Ellis.
direct lighting ' MEDITERRANEAN Apt 13, or ,cnll (h1.'11C'1'. e Scparale din'g area ON TEN ACRES \
e }~Oml'-like s1orage F~pts1. furn./unfurn. Le~e VILLAGE G75-4ll69._~~=~~-
• Private pa!ios lreP acC' I 1"1rltJ. pa tios. 2 , , -WALK TO BEACH
e Oosed g1U-age \\' storage Pools Tennis Conlnl'I Bkfst. 400 narbor Siva ., 2 BR. C\·111 rlrps, blt·ins. gar.
e ~Tarb\(' pu]hnan 900 Sea Lan, Cc1~1 6#·26U Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 205 lj1l1 . 8<17~i.
e l{ing-!17. Bdrn1s {i\!aclU1hur nr Coast 111\'l'J (7141 557-8020 ,... * L'""Nf-'U~RN-.-,-B-R~-,,-.-..
e Pool · Barbcques -sur-\Ve believe in Equal near bl>a<'h, $15'1. I rour~ecl "-:i1h plush land· N'E\V. z BR, 11:-ii BA, trplc. I-lousing Op1xirtu11it1es !162-T.'49
scap1n~. gar.. yrly lease. S28o. Cll;\P.1\I ING lgc. 2 BR olcler
Adults. No P ets. 64.l--8!199 * * * npl. Ncwly l'C<Jl'l". $130 i\lo. L.Al-!GE: I BR. SlKJ SHAR.P \ 2 BR ReRlonon1ics, Bkr. 6T:>-67001 2 BEDROOP.I, $205 · ~an c 08C . l
300 \\r. \Vil-"'On &12-1971 Im._ i\vail 0 11 years leB.SP, $140 UP 2 Br. 3 Br 2 Bn Laguna Beach
$285 n10. Agent 6Th--5930,. Pool blUns I , ro' l~ ' ' Jl ay )a . ."T.11) LIVE LIKE A KING I-BR. \tJ/frpl. & haleony. ~·laplc_. A\'e. 612-3813 2212 BelOIV h\\')', sm ~to/Lease. Collote No. ], ~
At Budget Prices! Hal Plnchin Rltr. 675-4392. 2BR. Trlplcx, nu decor,
.JoJJRs~lSllED • 2 BR. PENTHOUSE. Crpts. built-ins; priv. patio, qui1e, UNFU!tNIS~fED drps, 1 Ba. Pool. $250Jr..to. conv. toe. adults no Jl(!ts
* POOLS Ph' 673-3850. 1 ,im--2<"23GS"'°'~~~~~-Co1t1 Mesa LGE Sl~lude.I l Br duplex. * ENCLOSED Ea~tside. Garagl'. A\·n ll
0 CF. A NFRONT-Clill Dr.
llugc, I u x u r y. f.rpl.
$.100 / 1\10. \"r\y_ Dav r.
494-0015. 61.>-1972.
The
GARAGES THIS IS !Tl 1110. 111;;. 642-1186 . * ~~~~~~~~rEs AU e~;"8~c1 ~1<'~,!f{;~ 2 br 164:~95~1plex s150. -ttleal ror DAI LY FROM $140 MONTH 3.Jll \\'/patio, encl pr older cpl. 219 !\1agnolia s1. j v.·/~tora.gc. & \aund. lacil. C.i\1. Avail 7-1·73. Cnll 546· ADU LTS PLEASE Ad!ts only, no pc.ts. $165 1no. 2211 or s.12-0212. 1·-
VILLA POMONA ~h SL in C.J\I. 646--0977, 3 BR, 2BA, pl'i p::1tio, n1· I LOT 616-1809. school!! 8: shl>pp1n.g. 2 p
PHONE 642-2015 i'.\1ESA VF.!RDE 2 Dl:xlroon1 2 children ok. oo pct :a:.
I J7GO Pomona A\·e.J Bath, s cklus living room 998-~4 \"'l'"l"~"""l":""~""'~:"l'i .,,·ith fl IAcc, rlining roon1IS_P_A_C_l_O_U_S~,-"-,-.. -,,-.-,,-0,-,1-11-11-, 1
Unblfiev ably Beautiful & 11:aru11:c. 00!!<' ID llhopplnr r o, i'.\t~n Vrt'<I<" a r r 11 •
VAL D'ISERE Carden A11ls. -.transpoi ion. Sl~/J\lO. A ti U I t B + o Id c r child.
Adults -no pet.'1. l''lowt?r.t 6£.(iGlO. $160/mo. 962·~ I 1\11 6 pn1.
cvcl)'\vhcre .. , Strca1n & * EASTSIDE $00 & up. 1 & 2 br, 1mllcrs.
\\'aterfoll, 4.J pool. Rt<:. Lorge 2 BR. Open cell~ng. 133 E. IGtb SI. Sp •12, Cost11 Rrn. Sa.unn. Sgl!! 1-2 Bdnn., Cat'JX'IS, flrn1x:11. bit-ins. 1'1csa -
Furn-Unfurn. from $142. Private pal,io. S"•hn'g ?ool l,C="-,-, ~-~---~
SEE) IT : 2(XX) PaMIOna, $160 Per l\fo. l'\o Pels. 2 BR. 1 ll RA Apl, p\'l p:1Ho. ~2-8610 • Call Bkr bi5-:iSOO !l'lltl child ok, no pets. $160. ' • 730 Joann. f>olf>.-3621. $30 W E EK & UP • * 3BR., u; BA ** • Studio & 1 BR j\pts. Lltrgc, 11C\vly , decor •. encl. Bi~ T!El..O~;tl>I 1 110 kHchcn,
e TV·& J\fnld 81-rvif.'e AvnTI. f>AUO, bltJ\S, crpt. drps, II /hath. !j,J "'°· No IH?I,-,
• Pl'IO!le Servlce-fltd. Pool Close to ('\/E!rythlng. S11o S2() Ctnlcr St. 6-1~.
e ChUtlrcn &: Pct Section mo.~ No. I Ce.ntcr St. ZAR: 11, bff., l 111.y apl, r~ ~i6 Nt>\\lporl Jllvtl., 0 1 l..AflCF. 2 BR \\1 Ii a r . patio, pool, ''? J>C}~· iu;.;, 1M
5"8·97l; or 6•15-3967 1-Child Qt\:, 11() Jl c 1 ,_. Jog,nn St. 6.M.)..lil;(I
flu! Gooc1 for $5 on rrnti $145/n10. 626 • • D • ·, UPSTAIRS 2 aR. l HA. en·
A'M'RAC studio ga.Wn RPI Hnmllton. 64&-17.30 or I"'~"'<! girnt~. t <'11lld OK.
w/kitch. dlni'tle, llv m e. &U-1122 .. -No Pf'b, $155. S-M)..TI.29.
ORANGE
COASY'S
leading
Marketplace
v.•/prl pnl lo. $110 inclrl 11t.ll. Don't l(fve uo !he ahlpl E/StDE 2 Br, t Ba, crpts.
J\ltNa1'h llenlly lnwstmt nts "ll,,1" n In cla1'~1netJ. Ship dr1~. l!fO\'('; ftnC'I 1.-sr. l'rlv. ••a11t n:1uh~ l!.n! JU8t a. phoni:
&<12-1:13:1 to ShOre Rl!8Ultl! 642-5678. ptUICI. Slr.O. ~1)1.-.!IGro. rl\U l\\'"llY 642--S678..
•
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J[Il]
550l ~;:.•tt:.;.. _____ .:5:;;55 Cement, Con<roto M o110nry Holp Wonted, M&F 710
I .. ""''"'""''"' I ~ i ._,_. ... _ ,~ I 1 ~--iiiiiiiiiiiii~ ... Apt. Unlurn. -
1~'[ ll1t11ak
Summ.r Rentals 420 Office Rental -~-~--~-1 A40 Found (frH od1)
L-euna & .. ch CORON,\ del P.lar. l bile 10
Coit• Mew Big Col\lM., l bdnn. $600.
Apft
Furn. or Unfurn. 370 * WATERFRONT * PVRF. s,Tl')', appl'v:c 12 REWARD PATIOS, ~·ailal, dth•e1. &aw, BLOCK, llun1p!tcne. ~·ullM, ASSEMBLERS
Prun<' lonttJoo, Ne w p 0 r 1 ~~·k old klcttn -.Ith flea N11mo )'Our· prl~t 3 pound break, l'l'nX>w> I rt'plaoo brick, ston<'-. pin!!"$ & palio6. Jo:LECTilONIC z BR c.."'ONOO. oct'M view ----------nn 67.)...4();«) eve1.
clo!t IQ beaC"h & shops. • CASA VtCTORlA * OCF.ANrnONT. N.B. l &: 2 l ~u;e $235. RED CARPl:i..,' t & 2 BR. Furn & Unfurn, BR. Apti. From S150 lo $250
Be-a.eh. UJ.,tc •ulle. Good (t1l111r, 1hon tall, round ailwr gray niale poodltt. concrete. Sl&-8663 ror eMt. All ly()(!ll e111~·u).'i;, 1'~· X1nt uj1portu11lzy for ex·
park:inff. S3Xl month, vicinl1 y Ila.vis P.11 d d I e ~ Jl\U51 huve Insulln ahola CHIW care, my !)()(Ile. pertly hUitall'd. SP cc l u I pc.·l'it'nc.~i l ~ l l" c t 1· on I c:
Biii Grundy, Realtor School, c.~1.-~9845 duily, Judy Youna J.L. Jo"enced ).'d. Cood car<>, food, _1111(.'C!it. Hoh; 64>4930 IUl!ll'lll hlt•r11. !'ltnsl hll\'e good
311 Bayside. N'(ll. lkt1.ch CH 0 C 0 l. A 't E Brown Rt!IY ty , 16612 Beach Blvd., love. call; 645-3381 nlg11ta. P1lntlng & p llcrin,: & "1rlng aklll•. * 67>6161 * Runn<"ae k~11 en, fcmnle. JlB. 847-1216 or 842-8540, CUSTO~t CE:lifENT \VORK PiperMngint Gootl 1111y, "·orklnjC 1."0nd.11 &:
P.£1\1.TOlt.S, 497·1761 Carpets, drapes. O/\Y ;N l-"='ko;·,c1>'4"-'--""9.=cc•c.61>.=-o1598.;=o.· __
Mesa Verde ant. P<:lol , etc. 525 \'ictorla I Bil bcac-h apt & 3 br ~ nr
St. Al Harbor, C.~f. 642-.8970 bch. SHlO Wl</UI., or P.to. Vic: Pacifl<' Coast Jlwy • VIC. Huntington Intercorn· Drives, \I/ ALKS, Patios frlna:ci1.
DESK space avaJlable S50 Golde nrod, CdM. 6~7 niunll)' llOSp. Gennau Shep. Pool decks. Dotl, 6'12.-35W COMPLETE lloW!IC P11l11tl11g. F..t.PAC, JNC. DL..\'. 2 & 3 Br., 2 &. l':ncl HuntlnftOn S..ch nuca. 67>58\0; 538--0825
gur. $16.; up. Rent11.I Otc., 1'----"--·-----I NE\\1POn.r . steps to ocean, mo. \V iii provide tumltun': 4Clln'l kc.-cJI}. (l-.11xl, rein, blk & tan CusHun Int e r ior -3131 So. $tandilrd
at $.i cno. 1Ans"·crlng 111:rvlce -F-O=U=N=0'-"=,,.,~,="-li-(u-1-,-11-w-h-ito w/curly tall. Escaped froni Chlld Care · \\r(.'U.lh1.•r.prouf £:xn·rioL". No Snntt1 Ann 9_!!1-4~ :m:> r-.1ace i\\'f'. 546-103". LA QUINTA HERMOSA ~·1!<-k f}f July 14 stlll avail. ava.llabte. 17875 Boach Blvd. 1 s· 1 " "'''""'"•-•l•r 0 .. -,, In· ""h too sniall Rcusonul1l1 • & -AUTO LOT MAN Newport Beech Spani611 Counrry £.~tsle Liv-$150 y.•k. 675-244.5
ing & SPAciuui; Apt¥. Ter· Vacation Rent1ls
~lunllngto &aeh. 642.-4321 rm. ionicse ca · .. oung, " .. ~ .. ., CHILO care over l yri\ l\ly JV ' ' Flr!:t collar. Vic. of volvl."d In t.rllfflc accident. ' • ·' rd Ill'lillble. CORONA DEL MAR l\1n1-gu£1ritc & San .loaquin Re\vard. 1197-«SlO hl?nic, ineals, fe~ed ya ' • 547-:!~ • I·:,,.., 1·i•·111·•~l only 111·f'd •111>1y. PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS
on the bay
I .u.'i'.ury apartment Jiving
overlooking lhe y.·aler. En·
joy Siri>.000 1>~11.lth llpa., ;
J\vimming pQOls, 7 lighted
tennis «Ourts, plus mlles of
bicycle trails. pultlng, shUf·
fleboarrl, croqu<'t. Junior l 's
from $189.50 monthly; also 1
and 2·bedtoom pl.an! and
2·stcry f()Y,·n house!!. Elf'C·
tric kitchellll, private patios
or 1?3-lronies, carpeting, dra·
pencs. S11lil!'n·anean park·
ing ,1·i1b <'le,·ntors. Opllonal
maI1l scr.•i('(', Just ::orlh or
Fashion lsl!ln.I nt Jan1boree
and San .Joaquin 111\ls Road.
TelePhone {71<1) 644-1.900
tor rental information
THE NEW
raet'd pool, 1tunk<'ll gas
liDQ. Unbelievable U vtng.
1 BR. UNFURN S16S
l BR. FURN $185
2 BR. FURN SZl5
AU. lITrLITIES PAID
Adults, No Pels
(4 blka S. of San Diego Fr\\'Y
on &:llch, I blk \\'. on Holl
to 16211 Pa.rk:stde Lane.)
(714) 847-5441
SUl-.11\tER. \\'inter. Yrly,
Anita's Rmtal1, Bkr, 2005
B.,100,, Blvtl, 673-2058.
Newport B:tacl!
* * YEARLY * *' Near ocean. 2 ,I',; 3 BR.
R J;;, \L TOR &12-3.iJO
jfoo WESTCLIFF DR,
2 Bil .. 1 & 2 BA. BU11
pliMl..'1.'S. Pool. 642-6'274.
&(>·
in Ne"'•port Beach arc Ren!• ,a BAYWOOD APART!\JEl\.'TS I I~
ready. 'l'he sales office he ~iiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiij~~;;; open dnily fro1n 10 AM 10
6:30 PJ\f. MacArthur Blvd.
& San Joaquin llllls Rood.
644.5555 Rooms
ROO~·LS $18 \\'k up w/kit $30
*LA PARISIENNE* ~·k _up ap!:'i.: Childrn & pet I section.. :l.'!Hi Ne11i1J0rt Blvd., I BR unfurn., nll elcc., c r-.1. 5-~9'i1.'i, 64.'>-3967.
fireplace, hid , pool, adult!. ..., _1 UFF . ho $165 979-1268 i:..J S10 , , pr1v. , n1e. acros~ fron1 golf course Largt' furn rm, p~fer l _col·
IDl32 Santa Ana Ave. i~tir.i51r working girls.
425
OCEANFRONT APT., !1let>p11
5, avull. 7.7 to 7.71 $150/wk.
a1so s .. 1 to B·lt s1 751~·k.
1420 \\'est Oceanlronl, N.B.
548-1930
REif &: RecreaUon, Wknds
or wkly ~ntal.!, Big Bear
La kl' -Ra I rl w In Lodgl'.
Reserv. 714: 585--4709
R•nt1ls to Sh.re
Dclu.'l:e •125 sq. tt. oUlc.-11llls Or, Cdl\1. 641-.1*>S5. CV~l~r~a!••• &GI" ,!801'-"'1.~~~11!~ CJ-~RJ..1AK l'AlN1'ERS full 1·u1HJJllllY 1.K.!11ll~tllli In·
1100. Broker 675-6700 WHITE/gray short hair cat u:.14 ., . ._..._., ........ '""-...,.,, G V I EST l·lu1llrl',; unlform1, f\iJ\IMlllCC t"'OUND tiny nw.1e.part M11.nx "'/ll~a 1.-'(lllar, Vic: 361h &. CHILD cart" my honui. J)e. WE I E F RM • IJl'l)gnun , pn.id \'ll1:a1:lon "l'l(J
k.itten vic1n1ty Vli·tol"la St., &.lbne, N.B,~trlghten. penablc rnalure wouirut. ON THE PHONE 11oiliitays. Apply u1 1>P1'son
Costa J\lcsa. Needs lo'ling ed. Reward, 55, 8.30-5 Days ~r \\'eekcnd!!. Call Rellidcntiul Q.•ililU!:l!I -\\'nil~ only 10 Ac·t J\fl{;'fl1·1n!c.·I\,
cftJ't". 1-fouscbroken. 646·8498. pm or 548-6."J04 " .,, ...... 1881 , • .~xtcrlol'S,. <.'onlf'll'_ tilh·l' ·GUSTAFSON '11-fE Factory" shopping ~ FNI) fml lqng hail· ca t. TIUl WST -6/27, grey tahb)' kit· Prll'f'S, QuUlll.y r• a I n l s. ~1~~·.~n:~un~~P~ u;:~~j1~ \\'/blk streaks. \Vhile pay.•11 ten, feni. 10 \\'ks. old, vie. c~1!;~1>1~~~;;~K~(~~·J\1~ ~~1926 Lincoln-Mercury '
From $90 mo. In Cannery Vic. lluntlngtcn !-!arbor Ne~'J)Ort Riviera. Decla~"ed & Edinger urea (Santa Anal. No \V1u11ln;,, 1MOO Uearh nt \\'01mci·
Village, 425 :;:)th St., N.B. ~l92-17136 k "'/ncfl rollar S.18-2\3J or 541·1881. * WALLPAPt:R * OunUngttHl Beach
6TJ..9600, 642·8520. FOUN D large b 1:1.c & \vhlle 673-IDJO .::.c::..:='-------\\'h JI "1'1a " •a.a.a* (213) 5-5544 rJ.bhit, 1 floppy ear. \'iclni· LOST: Gel'nl. short haired ClflLD CARE. Pi1Y 1101\1£. e~ you ca c • 142·--'1'4•
Business Rental
145 E. 181h St.~ CJ\1. Suitable ly Vh')linla Pbu-c, Costa Pointer, 3 mos. old, inale, LICENSED. NR. SOU'fH1 ___ :~l..J-l44..t eves. ''Home of the Viking''
r.1ALE trnnsfcrred to Hun· !or stores ()r ofc. 362 sq. It . r.lcsa. Cull S.IS-2869 COAST PLAZA ~7-8GS6 * PAINTING * . 1 .. Ungton Be11.ch area seeks to $100/nl(), •"'-1069 sq. fl. $280/ ~=~=~~=~--"Schllh:". Vie. N'pt J-lts. 11 I II f . I ,.u " find str..Jght tein1:1.le 10 '7l J\1ARINA l!igh Cluss Sor-e on lc rt rt•ar fool Contractor 1»1Ys 0 <'ll prn t"ssinna .~. NEW CAR SALES
8•""'!8 n1ll. C.J .S. Real Estate, n· 3 A 1 ., n .. h G73-3183 6-15-14'16 ;::.;;:.;,;.;.;:;:;._;:.;;______ t·or fro¥ 1·st. 646-5178 shll1'(' cxp.•nse!I, ~ ()r 5-l.'i·llG.'i. 1ng. re I ou.y n<!tlC • . -----------F::111-J1•rlt•n1·c·d 1111l\·s111ur1 01tly 213/3.~464 Df1vc Lug Bch. 0.vncr idcnt.i(y, LOST: in Laguna Electronic JACK T:i.ulnnc, 1' e r>a 1 ~ • P /1 I N 1' ING-Rens, t•lcan, 1;,.,>tllil ia Oil\' of Orw1gc
ROOl\ll\IATE \\'anted, 1-1·ork· COMMERCIAL APT. 4!l'J-3623. Pa~cr, on beach. behind N'n1cxf., ad'.I• 20. )'1'S ~xp. l:ic 1~Hahll> Llc''.I, !ii~. 11·/ll cfs. ('ouuly's h·ndirii.: ronl deal·
ing m11.tll~. 2 l)R, 2 Ba., ON COAST H)NY. FND ni"n~le-l-ri-,-h -><-.-,1-1<-·r-,,1-,_ Surf ,i:., Sand morel or P.-l 260072· .Al) \\ay Co. l:n.~ Est. G7.)-{)i·l0. <'l'Shillll F'si;\•ll1•nt <."0111111111·
Apt, c:M. Call S:lJ-300-1 a ft 5 C~M, 673-3345 prox 2 yrs ·old. Vic Santa ~t:'llPl':ll Ul'f'-R. R {' 1\1 n rd' 5-l7--00.Vi l'ROF'. pnlnter, h~1ncst Y.'llrl(, si11n.~ & 1Xit1tl1' plJll\, insllr'·
pn1. 450 Arur Sl ,i:;, Del !\1a.r C.11.1. 714-772-4:-JOJ l• Electrical rens. Int/t•xl, Cree est. nn1'(' nnd c.lcnio plan. Paid
Industrial Rental 833., o" R uo27'9 •-Do ~-• GIRL il,l 20'::; to shnl'e 2 BR [,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[ .·-,.1..-N. $100. RE\V1\HD, Black Cocker f'fs . .,..,,.... ;i. l'lLl'Olions, .-x.v n ... .-.;v1C'r. l~B ai)t. S1iS n10, Cull aft l~OUNJ) lri-colorcd Bassell Spaniel Male, y.•earlng flea ELECTRICIAN. liL-c~iscd, PAINTING ,r,,_ 1xi pC'i'hun.i:.:lng THEODORE ROBINS
4P!\1 536-1202. Ask ror Deb· NOW LEASING vic inity Brookhurst & t.'Ollai·. Vic: MO!>.'I St & Coruit hond.cd. ~n1ull job~, tna1111 & Ext & Int. Ail'lcss sprl'c.y FORD
bic Huntington Beach A~s. lluntington Beach, 11 \VY · L <Is t 6 / l 3 . rep:urs, <>l~-5203. 1"1-ee c111in1atcs 97!h-ii!.).J 2060 l-la rbor l:Uvd.
FEMALE roon1atc. 4 blocks NEW M·I 53&2l5o!:l <1!14-t779t979-288Q. ELECTHICAL Conll'ac:tors QUALITY PAINTING Co.~!H l\1i•!ta
h'Onl i~.B., beach, sml PEKINGESE ntale, creum, PRIVATE S w 1 n11nlng R~,: Com,,n,~ l~1ust~ !;J~1•31 INT .. F.:XT.
houSP, 2"'.r35. 8•1&-1532 or 1-1 :·i1fc!~ ~LN:w~:nd found on t'rnnccs St., Lessons. Ccrrified lnslruc· No.~11,1. """ .... ,,..., , n-lk"\I • 7 days a "'·eek, :~18-9".>'\8 Al.ITO
675-fM15 1.A1. "'-97 833 •519 C1uX1c11 Grove 6/27/13, tor $28/2 "'ks. 5-18-3968, l=c'-="'-''=c'="-'"=="""-BOOKKF'EPFR
"'1ALE to share Apt ~·ith --or '""' 494-4.S5..'\ G1G-S636. G1rdening Pla.,ter, Patch, R~ \\'ANTt:O In~1«1i~tcly To
l lOO , ,.~, Jo--OUNIJ g\'OY & \\'hilc \Vl!ITE long halre<l, blue 'I , * PATCH PL/\STERING * llnn<llc Acrounts P:iynble. same. ·• mo . ._.,uiia 1800 SQ. 1'1. ?.1·1 space . · • . t-;vcd cat fcund "'k ago, vie Hurried Sloppy Work All ty-• ~ ,,u·mat•• \Viui'linl)' Cla.ln1s. ,.Auto 4!1-J..-29SO ca.II II.ft 5. \\'/front o[fiC't', ht:: rcnr str iped f:1eif<lly .cal \.\'/!lea I N Wh t I D I .,... · "'"" ~ ~~~~--Co~-.--~1 (loor ideal for labrntory . collni" vie Tustin & 23ixl . So. Ola Vista & Princess. s ot a o Call 5-10-U.~2.'i. Dc>alcrship E"i'IJ('l'iM"K·e ~C· G~~Rrto :ci:c 54~477 ~; $ZIO.' 1775 \\'hittier St. Cr.l. ' Nc,,·pt. Beach. 646-2095 &u1 Clcmenll", 4!p-976l j I CARE quin:i. Call ~lit. SINIT For
548-09 2 i:~ SQ. FT. $180, 1793 \\1hit· FOUND June 26lh sinall ~JRA \'~U fcr11'11.lc lat1 8 n10, ExP<'rl nlO\\' ,t-edge. Protnpt Plumbing t\ppc11ntn11.~n1. 1 ' tiei· SL Days 646-5033 or bro~·n & \\'hit(' fcnui!e dog l"hilds ~~t. ','.~c: Pr<'-sidio. J Frt'<' Jo.:s1. Before a:I.O pn1 -L.R. OTIS Pl.UJ\IBlN'G , .• io.~~1-l~I • . SHAREaplorhouse.Save$. 6cJ6-068l e\'cs. 11 0.1h bl"• ,-,,1\'rl-" ,....,1101., 6/"rl Friday .i56-00!J.-1. •197-2193, :111ytlmc s;.,.t-;.7llr1. I'• l ·l ·' ll ·!•'·;i \\'·il ·l"':\llhl. :.\11<-.-\H lll\ BUICK Call l!O~IE PARTNER. " ''" .. u ' ------"1111.11 ' s ~ l u1. · ' 1 1;;:-,.;o J{.•:i1·h l-ll\11.,
s:.;G.-1191 or f>i&-J.179 * COSTA MESA * B<ilboa Al'f'1\. 673-2866 ~~~~~~~~~~~I * GARDENER * 11,'·1fllt'l~., d1s1~1~ .. ~~~:·1,"',","1ccc',· \\',•s1J nh\S!l'I'
]GOO f , Orf. 3 I FND C I I d k 1~rt Mll\Y, erl<>r & .. n'l "llllir n-1s 1'\lns u·s. v-.-v-.v. ' . " ----1
CJ-IARP.tlNG 2 BR., 2 ha.., 2
l'ilr i::nr.; i:on1c apls. 111/fp t
& bearn ~ii'~. Avail. on
\\' ,\.NTED l\lalc 25-•ti. Ii ... 4 sq. I. JC't'S, · P 1· 1 · a • sni ar s "' " " nt \ C I Pl b AUTO "' · poy.·~r. 1 yT old. Good lac. hair 'v/collnr. Fema.le vie -I l[f!J ing, cat'{'. Expert I depend-• / ·. onip etc urn In!-:
2 SLEEPJNG. Roon1s, Indies Br. housr, HB. S!IO/mo. 717 Ohms \Vay, C.!\l. lfl•il & Bolsa Chica, l-1.B. ~!ruction Im' able. l\lost areflll. se1v1t~·. WANTED E • eel
only. Single $20. Share $15 plus utiliti!'s, 962 ... ~~ ... ,. 7663 or 646-l20l s.16-3'l?6. ,........-p t p E t JJLUJ\IBING R!:PAlR xperitnc \\'k iH&-7027 ' ll'tQ-romp -re• s Service Manager for · · CH --Sl lEP!IERD • V · Pote 5••1187 No job coo sn1all NEY.'PORT Ji;land. Room Garages for Rent 435 4001 BIR , NB -puppy. tc -** 642,1128 ** local G .M . Dealership. with prlvatt-bath. Yearly. __ .,________ 2000 2000 3600 sq ft or ron1 Huntington Geneva il.B. Schools & GARDENER of 22 ;v<"un; ex· Good d nt
$60 Monlh. 675-Jm 1 CAR garage for rent in bo' ther~f. Av~ii. 9/1/73 53&-1994. instructions 575 per. seeks •1-5 additional TOTAL SERVICES CO. pay an perce •
lease. S2l-15 to S.300. ·
~7932 67."N930
DUPLEX brand dellLx 3 br,
2!i ha., $39-5 P<'r mo. 1 blk to
ocean or bay, 822 \V.
Balboa, Open Sun. 213:
"'""7"''""==:--:=-7.":=c I O>rona rlel 11ar. Ph , Mr. Bauingarrlncr, 541-5032 BANDED racing pid~con. nialntenanC1! jobs. George r.tinor Plun1bing .~ Repairs age and car. Send resu-
ROOr.1 w/many privileges. 675-1527 after 6. Share AP'f or HOUSE Vic. Pacific Co. Jf"·y. ~ \Vines 646--0977 or 6-tG--1809 me to Classified Ad ~~~277~W2~~: Refs. Garage For Renl 1 Ca ll 'HOl\iE-PARTNErr 673-.1968 PLEASE! * 5'19-2015 * Remodel & ~epair ;;:503 c/o DAILY PILOT
Storal(e Only. $.'\5 Mo. 836-119-l or5'18-1479 \\'J-llPPET pup 6-24 .... vie * Creat_ive Gardening BUl'"IN'G .. ~,111 .,0 ,,,, P .O. Box 1560 Cost• 416-6783
BRA;'l.'D new bf'.aut 4 Br, 2
Ba, frp!r. D. '\'. C"rpt.s &
drps. l blk to beach, ·Ycul'ly.
Open House Sul & Sun 1-5,
219 34th Sl . NB. 67.">-4921.
ROOl\l for rent .. lo man, 646-47l6 Eves & Wknds C & 1 1 Sa J Do you™-'lf 11 favor if you ._.,.,, ._." 92626 hot/cold "'nlel', $10 per n10. , • Rentals Wanted 460 llJXI ! 100 ' n ua n \\flllt to 11uallfy fqr a GOOD E:-q~r. h'lshnian,. Cleai~up, l'('lllOlll'ltng carpenlry, c l<'c-Me5a, Ca. •
275 flo11,·rr St, C~1. 64&-9136 STORAGE Only 9.'<20 $25 11 Capo. 4~73 PAYI:-.lG JOB in just a /e"' ~l111i:it, Land.~ap1~g. S1:r1nk· ti•it al, painting, design &
APT. <to share for summer ~~0~1-:1T/n~~:a c~~rS::M-~763 \VANT S 0 ?11 E 0 ·N r; TO Sl\IALL black poodle 111ale. J\iONTHS or even a Ie1-1• lrt'S 1ns1alled . r•'1><ur. &16-1072 draf1ing i;.el'vicr. OiTick Auto Mechanic
n'·-lady, ve...., rca.,,..,nabl•. .... TAKE TENDF.R LOVING Vic. Ontario & 1-lun!lng:lon \VEEKS, if qualHied. CO~IPLETJo: I an tl s c ll I! c Assocs., 640-S!;JS e1"rl'. I' T . I I
._.. •,3 "" ,_ CARE OF' YOUR HOME? St J.iunt B('h 8~7 511'> CALL 54• I d ·--~ --.u~· oyn ta nJ.,'t'n1·y 111 unt. H.c.•f. exhanced. 556-8841 Office Rtntal 440 ., · · -' ... _. -,,.&721 ' niaint. sen·. Conlrn' · in • Sewing/Alterali·>ns 1~ ·I · l ·1· ~ \ I' * * B.'\YF'RONT . pr iv.
Beach & J>ier. N<'w 3 Br, 2
Ba. Y<'nrly s 5 a o / 111 o .
9i'9--06:'ll, 644--4S10
-~ RESJ'ONSIBLE COUPLE. 1'~0UND ladies 1v u t eh. BUS~ESS INSTITUTE resld . Sprinklrs. i.:leanup. · 1 1. 111~' s 1 ·'· s ' ine DELUX pri ent. ba, maid 1MANY USES no children desire 10 IC'asc 2 1''ashlrin Island. 0,vncr idcn· ti4:'Hi:lfli . Al -1 • 642 5845 n1C"1'h. 11nh grl\AJ unport C'X· "crviCt'. No smokers. Costa or 3 bedroom, 2 bath un· ·r .,,,1111 1 6 OF 0 ANGE COUNTY ter;at1ons-· 11<·1·.
P.1esa 11.rea. 548--719' furnished hotnc in Laguna, ..!1.Y· 1> ....... -• I\ t pm. 15.SO E. Edinaer, Suite Q \'1\RD Clt•11n-u1>. n1. al n t · Nc11.t, atcuratc. 20 :.·cars exp. Fur a [l\'rn1. job 11ilh U1C' I~~\
2 BR .. l ba. Frplc. Steps lo
ocean. Yearly; $300 monU1
Appx. 800 sq. ft. $250 per mo. FOUND •ltl•r 1,.,.,1, •·lt•r. -~ Co R o-w iii[!iiii
G I H 415 includes 2 private suit<'-S &. Co1'01\3. dc.•I ?<.tar, or Newpon u .. " .. Stlnta Ana ntnl. -~ cs. ,~nuui: llf'• "' hr·no•fll • .,;, call ~Ir. !'.indUi, ues ome large Reception e.rea & Bc11.ch. Need Immediately, Vii.:. Coast !-lwy. Nc1-1·porl. ~ route. E.xp. J a I• n n <'-s e _ o'i li .. ~:fi>
Ask for ~1ikc
JONF.S REALTY 673-6210
NE\\' lietiut spac. 4BR, 2BA,
VAC1\NCY for elderly lady
in lie. Guest home. Good
food served. 646-3391
nr beach lrplc, beams, Summer Rent1ls 420
(Tpting, drps, $395 mo. l----------
:>48-6918. BALBOA Island·3 \.\'ks left in
LUXURY Bayfront. Spactous July, take 1 or all. Avail.
1 ~ 1 Ba Se bid l'ool \Vk. ot JUne 30th-July 7rh & °'• . cur q:. , h ~-1 I , sip av11.il. Utll pd. Yrly be. July l•ll . UVV< oc11.uon.
$475. 67~3464 I s\ecps up to 7, Sl50. per \\'k.
116 Coral. 673.-2230 QUIET 2 BR up~ llpt ,v/sundcck. Nr, "'cs!clirl OCEAN Front-\veekly, 4 1 br
Sh • N 6 G units. A11 w/shag crpt, · op g area. c pels~ ~ · sleep'4, rents reduced froni 4112.
"·stroom. I de a I for Jr· July 13th is a must. Phone Cnll 673-0963 Garden<·r. 5..lJ..-1622 I mJi J ~=,~·=m·=~=·· ~-~~, --·~ ""90! TENNIS ANYONE . . E: .1 >11•1t B1\B ·~ C:R nt.~1,... 1ny M-'l I A I "--1 E•lale 4~ FOUND·. Tu11•0"••, ,,,· •. -~I · EXP J"pn1K"'"' G•1nh!ner Q . """ca. cr " ........... . u.,.. ... Ut: GROUP OR PRIV TE . ... . .,.. . , , . honu· for JN mo old. l\'t'l Eastside C.M.. just off \VANTED 2 bedroon1 house ?<.1ar & \Vestmlnsrrr. C~ta I A Co1nplf'te )fu'l'.I n1a1n1. Shrut>-u1u1sp. nit fipn 1• 53&-1231 Ne~1>0rt mvtl. Call 646--0555. or duplex. Pets. Reliable. A1esa. 642-8951 After J l'J\I INSTRUCTION be1')', lr'l.>cs. I-Tee est. also ·''·==.~~~=~~
Refl'renCC"s av a i I ab 1 c. 1''0 UND 2 Siamese Cal s. crir IAN RICH Babysitting. 645-<X'f47. Job Wanted female 702 IJ,\B'i ~IT'TEJt . Z.ll Pl\t, 75c
• NEWPORT ""· "7"'. "LEARN THE , "NDSCll'ING I· . , Pt~r hr. 011·n tre.11.~ponalion. ..,...,...., "" Santa Ana Ave & Delmar, ..... u ' 1 •, new a1-1ns, * S.1.'t-23Th *
BEACH \\'A~JED 2 or 3 bedroom Costa !\lesa. &12-135-1 AUSTRALIAN WAY'' sp1inklC"rs , 1-010!:illing, sod. NEF.D help :it IX>me·: \Vc 1~~~--~~=~--
house in Costa i\·lesa or FOUND: Small Dacl~s;i ml PHONE 96•1833 compost, lu~e yucca plants ha\'t.' aides, nu rs(' s, B:1b~·sit1 cr ll('('(icd. l\1y horne.
OFFICES Nei\'""l't Beach 1115. 1-favr vo·c 5 .. llo'va• & 81....,.... ,,.. fnr sale . 008-00:.!j ho us t'kp11!=, co1npr1nions. ~ 1l;1y 1-1 1•ck.12 11:!rls.
"" . " " "'"'" ' LEARN TO SAIL d · . 1101nen1akers U pjuhn , 95!'12--0l ;;e Av a ii Rb I e imnicdiatcly. ~Is. Reliable references. San1a Ana . 545--62·1'1 Gar en1ng/Landscap1n9 547~1 . . oo.o~=~c---o
Ground levrl access, ample C\4a-&1G7 FOUND Puppy, 11's!!iblc pug Brad Aver')' Sailing lnsU'tlC· Expert rrliahle local free . . B1\B' SITIETt -niy hl:>mc, 5
parking, Air Conditioning , GAf\AGE ~·antf!d. Double or or bulldog. Collegl' Pilrk !ion Al Nt'"'POrt aboard C!ll T~kara Nursery 5-iS-3S78 NUJ:t.$1'.: -conlpanion t•xp cl, dnys/\\'k:. ~ lirs/d;iy, 1
Ca, 1~1., •••d d, • P, 8 , ,,.,,,1, .,_, c ,, •1 r::Ar. ,,,,.,~ ca.1..2n·s. 67~R990. E · G 1 11ti11blc, 11'1Rtu1'C 11•/r1•fr r. ch1hl. \\ 111 pay 11·cll. Exp. , r -· · '" ~· • o. u "esa. ,,,.,............,,, "spc1·. ,\1nrri1·an ·art cncr 1.r,Kic't'S cith£'r day I nil cs ll l'C. 97!)....3198
utilltles-Janltor pd, MO lo 645-4811 FOUND · 1 !~!'~~~~~~~~ 'f · 1 Cl ' I .l ----~------1800 sq. ft ., 42c 11 sq. fl. Call 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ ' prescr iption i;: asses. 1• au'. ~·nn11'k·C', ea~~P '. relief, r. ronva eK~nt o r RAll'l'ENDt-:lt, ruH linie, anytitne fi~fr-05.~·i. Vicinity of Buker & Co llege. • Land."l.1J1 n~. C11,ll &l.J·l9.ID longc.>r 536-00-03. nights. J\lMI p/tinic rnan. $175. to $125. F'ront unit
E;\Sl'BLUFF -3 br, l!~ bu, \V/deck, reduc«i frorn $223
nt".l•ly clec. lease $3:-il. PC!I' to $175. 642-5052
1110. 637-4725 or 538-4978N '~E~w=ro=R~To-~,~~~and::-:;-,--.~ .• 7 .. -..
1
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OCEANFRONT, n<'-w 3 Br. 2 tront.OOCk newly decorated,
car garage. $600 yrly lse. sleeps 6;-2 Ba, available Ju·
CID. bltns, h"plc. 642-3•143. Jy 14-28, $275. per v•eek: • ..•.
Costn J\1rsn. Call 549-,'tt'JSO I 1~ LA\VN !\Jaintcnancc. E:«p, \\'ILi.. c;u'C' for F:hlcr\y J~:11p·c1 . Nrnt n11pcarn11ce.
I I [~] FND male Snymoycd vie. ~iiij.....,..iiijiiijjj>ndiiijjjRjjejjpeiniiij.::·~-~ Japan<'sc Gardener. Free \\'ornnn, lighl nursing-, 2 Cnll 812-45'19 .. . Parson~• . 181h & Anahcin1 St., C.J\1. estimate. 5-15-!'it06. days pcr~1\'k. _,!'lo y.•k/nds, e BF.AUTtCli\N, full lime,
642-2308 Gnrdcn1nl( & clean-ups no tnuis. 6'12-4rd exp'd In loday's st)'ling .
Person"Bls 530
1\1,\LE !\fin. Schnauzer, snit
& pepper -ritonte1-ey County
R42-5272
Babysitting 554-0657 DAY y.·ork, G~n'I chting. All e SHA~fPOO GIRL.
BABYSITTING: Lie. ages 3
10 12. Fun attention. Ph.
968-0887 Brookhurst &
General Services ill'l'fls. Rellab.le, Tra n11. SAND CRAB HA IR
DELUXE. \"early. Steps to August 4·18 $300. per ~·eek.
Beach! J.jr. 2 Ba. & 4 Br, 2' .:.615~>-~7599'-'='-o--====--
Ba. FWfll'C. Bkr. 6T;>-4911 . BALBOA PENINSULA
sn.JDIO 2 Br. 2 133. Near Several choice summer H~• !Io 1~; rtnlals available now .,._ * ~-4727 ~o. NELSON ROBINSON
•
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PRESTIGE
OFFICES REALTOR 675-8120 2BR 2BA <'rpts drps bltins Fountain V11.lley, Beauti·
adulL<1 no pets k!ase $195 1no. NEWPORT Penin. Lovely 3 ful ne\Y buUdlng, ground
673-2370. Br. 2 Ba home w/eneloscd floor, J,OOO square feel.
E patio. Ika ut. lge kitchen L..i "·ill divide inlo smaller N \V 3 BR, 2 BA blk to bay. Near occru1. $400 mo. 600 Front St. 675-2804 or 5-48-0071 ext 394 ofhces. 50c J)C'r sqUare
113: 33'1~fi foot, includt's: <'arpels.
, NE\V 3 br.. 2 ba duple... 1lrnP.t's. all utllitiC'!I, jani·
San Clement• NC'4]>0rt Pl'n. 1 blk 10 lf'f. Servirc. Call l\fo.rilyn oc~an, I blk to bay, SZiO "'k scovalJ (714) 832·5440.
TAKF: POUNDS 0 FF PER~tAN ENTLY -I he FND lml Irish Setler vie.
sen!-lible w11y .... Y.·ilhoul pills. \'r'cstminslcr. Adams.
shn1s or fad diets. /.·like ~---"='-'~""="'--~~ RESPON. Oiristian ~·oman
T urin's P.O.P, progran1 Lost 555 1vill care for your children
11.urks lo gel 1vcight off 11.nd -----------: & P<'fS in your hcme. Gd.
keep it off -and i!'s 11.p-fl-TAN 'S Diamond Pinkie r· "'' ''~ •1
JU'(\\'f'( at Y ... 1. .A.'s an Ring, \'ic. Costn l\tesn. Golf ~ I • c d I ~"::o'~· ""~~='-'·"~nry=~· --
hy 1ncdicol doctors. Call for Cours<.•. RE\\'i\RD! 493-6689 11.lATURE 11.·oman will care
h1forn111tio11 no"'! ~l '.:50 for your home & children CALICO l'fll fn1 vie Flo\11cr & h'I at XI 'I or 6i5-727R "' i c you vac ion. • n Orange Cl\! -vPry shy, any l't'f.~. Drives. 645-0074 art, 6.
COUPLES 111-35 +
Parties, or meet cpl tc cpl
Call "Leah" 2-8 p . m .
G~-1511.
into call 645-2987 BABYSITTING. 1'1y Home.
GERJ\1'\N Sh<'phcrd J\1alc JO:ast.side Cl\l Tender Lov·
"WBO." \'ic: El Toro, Re· ing Cart•! &15-7115
HUGE 3 BR. 2 BA, 1\•/frplc, July, $775 \\'k Aug. Call """""""""""""""""""'
ocean vic11,· apt. Children _6:::75c::5--03c::::""'"-o~~-~~-BAYFRONT OFFICES ----------OK, 1 pet OK. $240. mo. lllC. NEW p O RT 1 i-I a. n d f-~Ul..L Y LICENSED
-"-""" __ 1._s_3o_ . .,.., __ . _____ : C1rpet Service
DEEP orange shorthair cat,
all. male, w/flca collar.
Vic. 15th -& Santa Ana. NB
JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery
Ori Shampoo free Scotch·
LO-ST: all ,vhife Persian fml . guard (Soil Retardants).
<."at. Vic. lf>th & Ball>OQ Degreasers Jc all color
Blvd. 673-3Ut Rc1van::I. briRhtencrs & 10 minute
LOSr hiUfold. Retuni the hleach for ~·h!te carpels.
4!12-7:>.14. 49'J,..23J8 wate1'fronl apts. 1-BR S175 Pl'l'S\igc Olflc'.f'S, O\'t:•I' looking * SPIRITUALIST *
WK/2-BR $al0 y.•k. Monthly l~alboa l~ay In 1'c1\·po11 Spiritual t1'adings 10 am·10
San Juan Capistrano or 10 ,\'k special rate. Dock Beach. Various sizt' sul1es pni. Advice on all matters.
a\•a.il. 5-18--£592 as 101\' ns $120. J>.:'r 111011. In· 312 N. El Camino Real, San
3 BR upper duple:«. Ocean Plufk'8 dru". l'i>I, u1i1 11ics, CI • n1 e" 1 • 4 9 2 91'" \'u. $2:'11 1110. 0 pc"n \\'knd!i!, LIDO ISLE. delux 4BR, JBA, janito1·ial .~r•:k·N1. t-.·Jonthly <l\.12-0034. "' ' -,)1,1,
PROBl..1.: .. t Pregnancy. Con-10-2. 34443 Vla Espinoza, 2 lil.Y, w/garden & p;al io. or lea.sc. 3i00 Nl·11port Blvd.,
CaplstrMO Bch. STl-0666 A1·ail July 14-Sept. 3, eves N.B. 6T:r'IZ'l0. l'\'c~. 64-1-4895 or 5'18-9-170 OF'}'IO: SJIH.l'e ln flC'\\'lY con-
strurtcd C1Jntcn1porary hid~
In So. Lab'Url:t. lroni $175.
n10, 32::i to JGOO i;(l rt. Occ11n
vic\1·s, cpls, ch·ps & nir
l~•nd., C<tntiH·I Gary Fnst1•r
RI Lin~n !Jldg, 3Ii00 s.
C.'011.st Jl i11•ay, 499-1397
fident, s y mp n th ct i c -"""='-------
Save your money by saving ~~~~· P.<'-Y.'O.rd. \V£'11S, 1nr t'xtra trips. \Viii clran
.,µ..,., living rm., dining rm , &
LR(; o!'nngc mnle cat, lost hall $15. Any rm. $7.50,
vi<· lla rbor & l lamiltou, couch $10. O udr SJ, 15 yr s.
C.t-.f. Ph: G-16·0829. e'<p. is what counls, not
Don't g1ve up Che i;hir>! method. I •lo "'ork n1yseU.
;\'E\V 2 &I. condo1niniu1n.
Drapes, dl~h~·ashl'r. range.
Pool pri\'ilegrs. la1111c1ry
facililies. $2'.r1. ll!IG-3lfl:;
f\"E\\l>ORT Islttnd -Sin~lc
rl'l'klenee "'"Pl'i. dock. Avall
Jnly 7th. $225. \'·k. Slt:."f!ps 5.
'"""~'~'-~-~--~ BEACHFRONT -Ke1\·port :: Apts.,
Furn. or Unfurn. 370 BR. \\'/D, xlnt ,. u,
6/31}-7/Zl, some Aug .
Cost• Mesa m-83.10, StS-4137
'
.BALBOA Island •I BR, 2 Ba.
AOUL T APTS, Sleeps 10. l)n the bay.
Clelifl. New furn. $200 \Vk. 1-B<>clt'UOITI, deluxe li73-7910 ~\\i1nm1 ng JXlOI
rf'ITl'11.lion pool BA YSHORE.5 -3 BR, 2 BA,
shait C"8.J'Pf'I~. dr11pf's 11.vail. July and/or Aug. ga.~ & \.\"llter pairl $1200 mo. Call 9-4 Pr.I
5 l\finu1Cl! to bct1l'h 644-3196 or wknds 714.
Call 11!Sid1'nl n1 11 n:t.bCr Ta.7-3438.
&&57il0 2BR con1pl rum, slp!! 6,
(lr dri\·i· hy Newport beach, 1h blk [roni
ZTI I F:ldt'n Ave. lx'ach. \Vkly. July Special
Sl6j UnJumlshC'd 675-&150
t,QVELY 2 BR furn 11011,Qc,
clo!K" lo beach. Cdr-.f, July 1;;
10 Au~ 12, relta.ble people,
61.J-7902. V 'c2~1"-i2."iB~R~.-C<J"'"'m~p~l-.r"'um""",-.s
IMluse11 from bench, weekly
• REALTOH~ ()r monthly. 213: 700-1517 or JNCJ.i: 19-14 G1~iJ'72
673-4400 RENTALS on Balboo Penht.
Ocean front, avll.il immed.
THE EXCITING ~lps 6-8, families only.
, -PALM MESA APTS. Gn-2405
MINVl'ES TO NPT. BCll. 2 BR SUAtMER RENTAL
Ft..JRi'l. OR UNFURN. Ccrona del lofn.r
Unbelievably J,vee 11pt1 . 833-1691 or 673-3121
buge pool, Jacur:I elrct hi!· I R00~1 studio w/sep, bath,
l.n1, sbui-t crpts. drps, aauna prt enlrBnct', avail July 1..$,
Crt:\1 ... 2700 r.:. Cst If\\')". <1000
sq. ft. or ind. sull e11 from
500-900 Ml. ft. Froni 37c Air
rond. cpts, drps, pvt prkg
lot, !iCcurity, 67 3 -4120
Charles \\'. l\lestcrs, owner/
bKi'.
F1JLJ~ Sf.:RVICE
Westcliff Building
Comer \Vcs1cliff Drive &
lrvlnc Blvd .. N c \I' 1) o r t
Rrach. Mr. II ow 11 rd
645-6101.
llJO', JM~tED. occuprinc)',
'''iii consider 1livldini.: for 2
or 1norc tenant~. Co:isl 11\vy
at Nc1\'J)Ol'l Blvd. Free
prkm;. 6·12-4&-l·l.
CUST. DJ.~SIGN 1100 51!.fl.
rorncr. Suitable lif(lrc/of·
fi ct's. F'ronls on \V(':tlclUf
Or. ND. Air Cond. plenty
pkg. 1813 \\'rstcllff 548--9'.;86
AIRPORT CENTER
Dciwce l, 2 & 3 room office!
adjal;t.'llf Alrport~r llotel.
i..o..v~I rntl'!'I, full srr'\·lc<.'I.
8.'\.'1·32'l3 (9·12 ~·(.'('kda).'I)
$126/MONTH
Jln•gnnncy counseli ng. AllOr·
lion ,,. adopt ions ref.
APC,\RJ-; 642-4436
ALCOJ.IOLrcs AnonyrnOU.'ol.
Phon1· S.J~-i217 or \\'rite
P.O. Box 122:\, Costa ,\lesa.
SWINGING SINGLES
Call "Lca.h" 2·8 pm 530-l250.
Femlly Counseling
6..16-5()6() or 548-3&1~
PRE°hNANT? T h I n k i n g
110011ion? Know all the fac·!s
flr11U Call Lil""E LINE -24
hrs, 511-5.122.
Social Clubs 535 * INTRADATA *
QUAL I T\' mat c h e s
\\·/Pf-IOTO
"Lnl)!cst in Calif"
/Call NO\V for FRE~ ~n n1-
ple l)rofltl? 011 I Jll'OS(lc'Ctl\'("
n1alch. 21 hn;J
71 ·1 • ~ll·'.i7:t't l LA ~·G2"13
Tr eve I 540
Tt:ENAGE Canoe tr Ip ,
Colorado River. 6 days, J uly
1&-ZI . /\RC11 12 lo 17.
$601peno11. Lic'd gultlc1.
64&-5274.
"List'' ii In e111.sslfied, Ship _Good==-~"~'o.· ~53=1~--0=1~0~1. __ _
to Slt0l'C Results! 642---5678. You'll find it in CIH.S"ified
Trader's Paradise
lines
times
dollars •
* * 1111\'C lsl TRUSl'
ll J·: E D , :ipproxlmntely
$-10.lXMJ 1'fl. II',,, $GOO per
rnonth, 1vnnt 0 1-nnge Co. in·
t11n1,., Rroki•r 962-~"28.
1-IAVe; ~Ill i\lell{I 4-1>1c:ii:,
f"XChfU1~C for sin:i.11 hou11e.
J. Lockl'rt Realty Rltr,
832-4Z70
eves 838-6341
HAVE F.V. Laundromal
~i.na: $'13,CKXJ yr. 2 yr. old
Spe«I Queen.•. \VANT larg·
er income for SIO,IXXl equity.
°"''™r 673-4144.
12 X l()J ft LOT. View of
CIU\YQn hlkc. $10.000. 'l'rtlde
1JO BcaC"h propr.-rcy. Nr"'JIOf'I
to San Clen1entc. Bkr ..
494.8025
·rr<ADE Laguna &arh
l'C!!idc·ntial lot for comme.r·
r ial or ???.
Va.Jue $10,500.
5-n-3887
llAVE: Trust Deed $54,fl(X)
9-;;, inh'Mit Dtro 10 yn, ~·ant : Local hOme or unlu:
or ??? 0..-·l'l(!r/Bkr.
673-<l'J'..S
S5.000 eqully In 3 br 2 b..'I, 5:.JJ Acre mobll home, RV
1'"ull/pt-time. 5 4 1 -9 3 3 0 . DESIGNS
1-lOl\tE R(·palr, a'll types. 5-13-7000. . 1-lunt~~WBcacb
Actual lin1c /..: 1nnll·rinl. PVT Iluty 1'une w/rlegt\.>e 1 -~-~-~-~---1
Fast Sf'rviCC". No job too desiI'<'s palienl care in Beauty Operators
rnrltll. r· & R llome R£'f)<lir. h<11ne. Ry The hr or 8 hr (21 No foll n\\·\ng nrccss. New
&12-1400 shirt. R~f!';. 4!12·i6::7. lie. ok. l~usy Mlop. 6">1050
INDOOR .... Outdoor labor. RE!'.ilDE~ n1an)'.?. 01· as.sis· J\lnn__.!.h~ !'_o_,1_. _____ 1 Yard clt'anup.s, haulinl{, lant snl.I t.•oniple.x. CdJ'.I or BEAUTY Opr, to 11 owing
window "'ashing, gard!!ning. l"U 1/1(-al l'Xpcr, 67:>-03H·l pref'rl. C'.oocl CQmmlsslon.
64&-3798 EXPEll. typist "'ants typing 2t:<t."t.J2-~1!01, :f.12-2177.
H1ullng or trnnscr. to 1!0 in home. BOAT BUILDERS ;;;:;;,.:;;;;:-:;::::-:::::.-~:;-;l .~C~·an~P~U"._'&~<k~·~l.~XS~-~3~100~. ='Quality ~ti11Xl6t m11.nul.
HAULING. cle.an ga.r, ~d. ,tt_ Jobs Wanted, M & F 704 llN'f'ls r ,,111·r. rcspoM'ible
lots & gardening, B1~ t~ck , Pt"'lll\• 10 rlll tbese r"'81t1on11:
Best rates, 493-52.» Rick, EXPERIENCED, rc!ia bl(', Finish Carpenters
Oi\·en. rnat!!.l'e couple "'ant to ~1in. 1 yr experience
GEN Hauling. Tree I Shrub mana!"e an apartn1t'nl com· Mechanics Helper
trim. Gar & Yd cll!anup, plcx 111 beach area. 4 yrs, 1\1' 6 1 Est. 531-Km. 5571 9().t. cx11. 30 units or under. 21 3: j in. nio. expcr Mlrl! ~. 671-5615 Maintenance M•n SKJPLOADEI{ & dump tJ'uck l).ll nrotiTX"I expc1'tenc'C!
work. Concrete, asphalt Help Wanted, M & F 710 WESTSAIL CORP
sawing. t.reaklng. 846--71JO. 1626 Pln.el't11ia Ave., ci1
GET rid of 1rash + ACCOMPANIST ~bris. Sl2 load. College BfJOl\1\F:l·:PEll gM1'·1 leitger
.!>1Udent. ~ R.<'lla hlc, F. tinH' \n llh;h l.· f>!\}1nll ro'<r-M-. Small Qr. ~:hc1ol \'IJCal .I!: chor11J n111i:ic. :'lll:.;-1· Co11n1y C11. l'Qn1P<1T1Y-CLEANU1~s. ren1ovc tl i11, Mu.c;t lx· l'Xc('l1P11! .~t:.:ht GM'I rny & u l' n c f its .
h'-"l..'S, ivy, drlveways-1.ri·ad· l't'atll'r. f.:nn1;u·1 ill1'S. Hf'y-:'>'l.'1-!l l2.J.
ing. 8-17·2666. Lie. 210182. ~10111 ~. he11111 9 am & 3 pin. *BRE.l'~K~F=A~s=T~C~oo=K~
32' 1'lJRNITURE \'an for a-1~·1 12 1. local furn hnul.s & ~n'I E"IX'I'. r.oott l"IY & houn .
huulin.g. 5-l.~11162. Arl\·e1·tising O erk Typist Mui;t lw• ,.:r'f'l n & neat. i\p.
, II , 1 lnnnt...-1 ope ning in o 11 r p!).· in l."''"'.r1n. Su rf & Sirloin, MOVING. hau ng, c enn·t11>A. I II . d ... ~ t fi9J,O \V Con..;t ll"'Y NB Reas. ra!ei;-()ill. Stud<'-nts. a~ v e1· sing e1,... .m•·n , · .. · ·
f'I't'e ellt. &'\2-'FJ81 n:.~1s 1\CCURATE typing at BtJS Doy \\'flnfrd, rx~r. re-
65 "'l1m, on 1':XF.Ct.rr1vr: quired. Av:i.11 h1n1·h & dinner
AMBITIOUS college studcnrs lyl)l.'\.\Titcr. \\'ill (11so file & ghifl. ~2.2.j J1r + grah.Jltlc1.
'v/PU. Loading. a_nythiIJg! handle l>hon<.'S. So1n(' tx•ccnt Ap1ily In pcri;t1n, !l-Uam,
Rell.'!. rates. Doug 5.'>7-7ai6 orflc£' t•xp 11cc. Apply in No. i Big Canyon Dr, N.B.
LOCAi.. n10Vl11$t & hauling by pc~n. Technicolor Inc, 299 CAPTAIN_ dining rooni. Big
:'ltudcnt. Large truck. Reas. Kaln1u~ Dr .. ~la. ~lesn. Cnn)'O!I Country Club, Apply
534-1846 or 53<1-2164. Equnt Qpporlunlly EmplOY;!' !\Ir. Jioff11tl'llC'r No. l Big 1
LIGl-IT hauling&: traMh Canyon Dr., N.13.
Pickup. ,You CRll, we hnul. ASSEMBLERS CHEF -bl'f'iikfust flhilt. Ref.
645-2607 or 6'16-9910 req. Union ~·t1gc. 3110
HouHCle1nln9 Nc\\'Pflrl Blvd, NB, 673-9792
Varian Data Machines liiiii..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\
COLLEGI-~ .student 1\·\JI rlo A letHk'r in the 1nlnl N Til· Civil l~n1:r Co11 . .;1 r $1SK
hou&eclcnnln)! -So. llun· pulcr indtmt')' has a1•vcral Cen'I Acctng l\-tgr kl $15K
tington J3t·tu:]1 a rea. 4 ~1r. 1minctll1ttl'! opcni~ In our Elec. Technlc)nn to $1SK
mlnlmiun $2 .. il) Ju·. C11.ll Lin· p r 0 ct u ct 111 n Arcn for Con!rol E r)J.,'t' lo Sl4-$1~K
1h1 5.'\6-89.12 Asstn1ble1"11 at all lc\-'<'l.'i on $et'retnl'le<e lo S650
C•rpet CleanlnJ l !4. Ir: 2nd sl1ltfs. Audit Sl-c'~" !;.A. to $625
Fl C & WI Cl•M< Typ\<ts $400
oor are n . ows If you·..,, looking for a .poll!· Kcypu11ch ro $565
Dulch A1ah1t St1v. 537·1~ t l()ti \\1th 11•growJna Or:lng<' ExJ'lf'r. T1•tll'r S500
Ironing Coun1,v compuler COlllP«f'IY A.f!l';t Akkrn· S600
• & n1<'~t U1~ qualilict\tionA ?.1eci Clnhns r-:x1u11 $600
J>ARTICUl...AR lronina: ror , . . NEWPORT
partl(.'Ular ~· C a 11 Personnel A11en~ 645-1003, 8Mf-12 noon. PICMC Apply In PCl"llOO 833 D D • N J\·1011.fo"rt 8:~ am-4 pnt over r ., ••
L•nd1caplng To Tiie Personnel Oept. 641·3170 •
LANDSCAPE, Gard c n Or Contact
n111lnt., <'IC,8.!,>;~Pi ... f!r;-rlnkl!'ll. B. K rafka
Lie. 133790. ~~
"fe . Adull' no pets. S6 day. &14-4.309 SINGLES From II"" 11BEDRM. From-$l6..i OCEANffiONT BALBOA
2 Room oflloe -Brnnd lll'\V
1
[SJ
<'IC,ill.lll decor. 17th St., Lost lftd f.....t J '
Costn Mellll area. 64 2-9347. c. iiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiii,·ii~ J3,ltAND new 11toN 8. offlCf"~. I
Jndlv. nir le llctil, clc\'atnr!I.
17301 Bcnc:h Bh-d. Jl.8.
ln1n1acuh1ll'! C~f!l J\:lc!«t i){lt'k &: l'anch; will c x:<!ltan1r;e ~~·-'°· .~_ry:, ______ .,.
horn~ R·2 zone. nrxt 10 KOii for Orange ency shOP'a. -· ·--·1
" 2722 Mlchol1on
Irvin•
CLl!:ANINC: \\'On1an, ADI -
COll!n J\lrNtt, nr. Bus. F'ull
-Un1c poaltlo11, !'i dny wk,
Dr. $4 25_. s lnrl . Ca ll ~11'lf. i'Yh•All!<1tC'r, !>~a.t.\00.
2 BEOJUI. From $185 Sleept_ 4,_$200 wk.
_Uolum _Apta_ A·1all Jo"roln .$10 •eau ti73-63721t
co US LESS. l.J\CUNA Beach fl.Im ap1. ,,
\'oa•re riaht. lbe)"tl! under-blk to beach. Sleeps 4. S~
rit:!Ct'd ! 1!81 ?..fesa Dr. wlc. 4~3004
<5 blk.l 1rom N1rWPOrt Blvd.> 1 '1"1'°'-."•""br<e"'"'",.'-'-, -,."'u"'_--, "'11-erm-
546-!l.'160 'll'llh ti.le, Ult Dally PUot
.iou:U l'lnd tt~tn Qustfted Cliwlllt!d. 64.2-5618.
842-2834.
1-~oR Lea.'IC, 650 ~. rt. Oific-e
Space. Downtown LoRuna.
Crpla..-Drps. Jteli~nablc.
494-3028
CLASSIFJED will .ell It!
·• -..
'I
Found tfrH od1) 550
f ND ... Fe.malu Iri11h SP.-ttt.'l'
pup1>y, CO!ll.tl Met.'\ area, f.i7~1913 rl~asc ldtondfy.
M ROE m'le Jrlsb sew;r.
Vic. 18lh and Pomona St.,
CM. Pleuc 1dcnt. 645-8969 .
t'QUl'!le In trade for Van, cntr site or lndutl. plant BRJO( \'t'nccnc, s1um1>5tone
cnmper, TD or ~? 55·1.12iit. hw i11 Co. Rltn. 644-6111 & block fences, couc1~te
MOBILF. home lot ln J'n.hn ! .. Ike to lrade? 0Uf' Tr11der '1 pnllos, v.·alk1 A drlvcwa)11. Of>~ Gl'CM\a:, IOC'. nn 5'QIJ Ptiradl!M? cX>lttmn ia for }'OU! Tile entry way1. !l63-18lX1
cou1·11e. Vnluc $16,500. Pay 5 lln<'-s "l\lake Jtoo111 lt"or ~1drly"
Orf $8800., Equity $7700, for 5 dayt , •• f'lt'an ()U! 11\(! garn_gt Don't Q;IVC Up the Jihlp!
very gd. auto. 646-1090. for~ bucka. , •. turn 1h11t junk Into Cl\th "Lid." ·u In classlf)cd, $hl11
------------------· 1 _,?;wl!!t!!_h !•..!DA~lly!'.,!P~llot~Cl:!;"'~"!(t<fied to Shore 1W;ult1! MH1678.
833-2400, oxt 336
I
TIME FOR
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIPIED ADS
CALL 642-5671
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I l[fi] I I 11; ·=ml [
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IAr;pMi)mt t J[Il] I
DALLY PLLOl-29
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l!Ill 1:.! _ ...... _ ... _. ~l[Il]~J 1 ! ~ _ ....... _,_.___,J [ll] ~I _ ...... _,. ... _JITT_l ___ I _ ...... _·-__,l[Il][
Help Wantod, M&F 710 Help Wantod, MA F 710 Help Wantod, MA F 710 Help Wantod, M&F 710 Help Wantod, M /r. F 710 HtlR. Wantod, M & F TIO Hale Wanted, MA F 710Halp Wantod, M&F 710 Help Wanted, MA F 710 '
C * DISHWASHER HOUSEKEEPER . 8 hn. per MANAGER PARTS """"'" '...<,..11,nr ~ i ~RAINE ES ll'Al"MtE.;;.; I ">mbrnatloo I '111-c!ek, $3.~ ~r hr . EXJJtr no( nee: JOin KJ'l)Wina opporlunlly. 1 a-RonJCO « \D OMISESf c.wk nc.tt appeua.nct. Oco S Pllrt time ir >A"cek.L'1ld•. Over B.'lcht•lor'i Baya1de hotnC". c..'haln. of ~ssful car Saab .. BEACH l~tPORTS. 1J • NOW HIRING Call 841-t549
JS. SniaJJ acuic-care tvJt;. Only expea'lenccd, ~Uable wiUl1es. Mu.~ hu~ met·h. 1200 \\'. Coail llh\·ay, G. B. INDUSTRIES \"AfTRESSES. nin1ure, eic· '
Newport Beach
H•t lmmadi•t•
Opening For
COOK •
A1>ply ln_f\_•rsot\
2131 Westcliff Drive
Newport Beach
Cocktell waitress
F:!<fl''*" only. li·l2-ll2i·I
COLLEC-ron. ll'il'illlolle 1'01·
lt'CIOr , uo exp rNf. Starting
!Ullt1ry S?.50 n\o. plus t'On1n1. 1,.'(t11tuct 1'11'. Gibbs, G,12-1·1·13
COOK &
DISHWASHER
Apply ln l't·rson
Snack Shop
No.9
3444 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
Jlltttl, lti792 Dl•ht"-'ltl'i:! J.lunt· y.•/ref'A. Pbont> S'T~'i!i'S. a1Mu1l1i, ubili1y tQ g111X.-'f'\ise N(·"·porl PROMISES' FULL TIME PART TIME Vl'r, xlnt tipl!. good hnJ.
ington Ik<tch, 842-ooi.1, ext. INSPECTOR hel1> & hMCill• L'Urtnm~rs. PEOPLE ARE NICE • $4S8·S640 Mo. $300-$410 Mo. 11.H. or Suruiet B c h . ,,
235. J\1a h~iw 1)Brts, clbst-toler-\Villlng 10 Y.'or'k lonar hooN. \Vhc:n you t"llJI on thcn1 u.v PROMISES! Leedme~Suporvisors .784~7~--0~l ll'=. ~-~~---1 ~ t·lectro nlech. pans.. saJ. $200.$250 Jl(.'r \\'k. 10 an AV0:-1 Rt>p1'1.'S<'ntttth-e. \\'AHO Clerk~ to v..-or1c DRIVER-PART TIME 3 YrK 111tn. f'~per. i.n 1st slar1. ~2-44.\1. \'ou'U have 1uu & 11\:l.kl• $820 & Up S'al•ry In allractiw coriv. hosp.
l\1an ,vlth Clfll:IS J lict"nse. 10 art1cll• &: T't"C'eivin,g inspN.'· MANICURIST -1'1..-clicunst, fricnfi!t 11tlllni: our hunous. Second shift \VOrk. No experience necessary. r.:.o:per ne...-e~11. Good w~
\rork 1 hi' ciu•ly A~1. tt1on tion. Apply . . . licensed & c1ua.1llled. IC~·lly p1·odu1·111. To lct1rn lio\i.• eagy WE MAKE QffERS-Trainin g provided, il accepted . & U..•ncrlts.. Please call ,,
th1•u J-'ri. J..11,gunu Bt'ach, CUl..'IUN JNDUg'fRJ .. :S Templeton's, 445 E. 17th SL. H Is to star1, c<ill : &12-Z.III) aisk tor t..1rs. JUd •
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· .. 11 •07-1741. COllll('(!!Qr Dl·.i,don c.~1. 642-01"'. 5"6-~-11 (.Ir :H0-7().11 I de ll ., ~ NOT PROMISES Ca I Friday. Saturday & t.·Ionday to make I-;,;;-."'. ~===~==-I
Buena ~k Roland S~2J..34SO l\L\N train for \\'indow lint· POLICE OF FICERS appointment with personnel director -in \\'!fO \VANTS TO \VORK? f~iual Oppor. Employer m/r Ing ini;;taHer. Star! S2 lir. Hunt ington Bench area 5~2591. 10Af\1·5Pl\1. CJIOOSOJ.UVE A CAB! Dr's Assistant
Young Indy (18-28) lo nssl§f
111 healll1 l!pu, Will train, no
•·xp. 111'l" ApJ)ly In person
11ny 11!1 or £'Vt'. 2930 \V.
Cor\.<tl liwy .. N.8.
DO~f'E~IC Help Gecrrgc
Allen TJyla.nd Agency, 100·8
J::. \Gth St., S.A. 547-0.195
DRAPr::nv in s l u I lt-r -
s II I (' N In a II . Expcrien<.-.?<I
d~·si n1blf!.t'ull li1lle en1ploy-
n1t>1JI. /\lso nL>t>d dr.ipc1'Y
prcMSt'.'r, full lin1e. Group in· surance after ro days. .1
W('l•ks paid vacation a f1er 12
1110.'i. Colt Drapel'Y Cll'aners,
110') Nt'WJ>Ol't Blvd ., C~l
54(J.J366 or 642-0'liO,
i..;XP'D pantry help, full
lir11e. 1\l!Ue or fcn1u!l'. Set>
Mr. E\'n11s, Ch<'f, TuC's lhru
Su n. 3000 Club l·lou!IC Rd, C.~1 . No ph ca.Jls.
INSURANCE SALES
No exp l'l•'<'., f'w11 whil€' you
lt<ai·n, l)llrt tin\e, ev~ &
\\'knds, lull tirn£1 \l'hrn quali·
fled.
r·annC'rll lnS\ll'UJl('\) Ct'OUp
Eri Lani * 541}.l!lM
Rb.iM?$ n1onthly 10 S.1.50 tir ! ,,. I ·~~""!!!!""'-"'""'"""'!!'!"""'"""'""'-'"'"""'"""""'"""'I · t. your hours. work Y>lthin I Y'" Over 25. 1'all Sa1,11"~;;fl~-lO:><i Pc·r .i'"ro 1 I V arian Data Machines I' Jor youri;clf. be your 0'>'11
ncal. &ll-81\14. 'I " i-1·1111;•· i:k'nchts Jl:is Thi' l rnnied late Help Wanted, M&F 710 Heip Wanted, M & F 710 l;h~. ltlen 11r 11·oni'en. Can
•1 UR ' u I I · I d " I t ' 1! · Q I ho.! slighlly handicapped. '" A'r E laity net>de(I ror ni orn1s urrus ie . r 1na o ov.·1ng JM'n ngs REAL ESTA TE ~ N ('a i-<:le:.a.n Appear:u'lell.
a1nbuln101'Y hon1P. Lh·e-in, ftlinK date July 2Ut.h. A1lply Off" Cl ~rl'taries J.l00-$900 \'t!i, relircd. Age ~ to 70.
!\lust hav~ ref e I' e n c «! s at Ci1y llall. j(l.i .i'o1x•:11 /\\'(', rce erk Al'i' ,>OU an f'Xpcrir-net>d Jr. &Cl'('l fir\('~ $li5-S500 ~uppl~n1en1 )'OUr income.
Room ... boslrd + salary. Cit~· ol Li.,,guna Beach. 11al{'S111an or "'On1nn who is Ch.•i·k Typists $365-S•IOO l)rive a cab 6 hl'iC or more a.
C1tll 642-SJRl before G Pi\1 4!»-1124 htt p11y 11·ht•t-e you ;trl' yet 1-' FREE FilinM. 1."0llath1g. lite l)'Jling. iniii••inci; thcrC' ill another """'• dny. Apply In pen.on, MECliANIC needrd. Prof. 1':."f}\."'1'. prt'f'tl. "' Li.: f?1•l11dcrs Ai!\'ncv \'clk11v Cab Co., 186 E . 16th
• !f't'! ... I " N d PRODUCTION E M h \.'On1pa11y lhal offe1·s better " guru a n . "us 1•. ec I lectro ec ani·cal l • ci· Oir1l A Job , ......... ~7-3401 St .. C".-0sta ~1esa. •!!!!~~~~..,~!!"'""""I ••·Ill' 11 61""3'..,,., p1-ogr;irns or your Jl"nts <i .... i ic~ ons. ,,.... ... :r.u I MANAGER und yow·self? Do you desire Offk'f ..... ·· ........ ~l6-:?IIB \\'OOD\\'OIU{F.RS, n1anulac-
INSURANCE Medical Front Ofc I . gre1urr indivl<lual gro"•th ~ llU't't'S or v.'OOd prod. has
AGENCY GIRL Busv CP 's need h<!lp tn tht'ir Ai least 5.Y1'11.ri; cxperi('nct• Assembler 1iotC'ntinl? 1r so\.,.,. art' that Sec'y·Tech Typing ~nings. cxpc1" & trainee
Co1nn101·1·la! lines wKl P.r\\Til· Ji\'i.•Jy N.B. office. They 1\•i!J r(.'(!ulred .111 fibi.•rgl_ass boat l'OOlJ\flny and \\'Ould like to fli.\t i:-.:xet.".1-5 yrs L""Xpcr. Ad· u.1 ~·0?'1 shop, nssen1bly and
ini.: & rutini;r. l::xpcr. 11ccess. start to $.'"l.)(} ror expf't'. eo.nst1'Ut'1I01~ of ll'n)!llts .O\'C'r 2nd Sh!l l l\1111 :1 )'l'S rcccn1 tu lk \1'1\h you. v1uu;1"(I f\int>tic!'l l11c. 1231 !11~1:'ihn11{ ope1·at~1'S. Call
Pcttt'()('k lnllUJctncl', l\1rs. f>C'l'SOll. Cal! Glorln Grav. 40 · Supt.'l'VISOl'Y . t',\IX'l'lf'l.ll:e l!Oldi·i· f'Xpt'r. r-.lusl be a.b\clNeY.'JlOrt-Cosht l\.lt.'Sll Olf1et'. \lie roria S1.. C.~i. G-16.716.a. J-la-725.l for 1ntenr1ev.•11.
Bradley, 494-1~7 ()1' 5-19-31)5,.;. ~~'.· ~s~!r::e:~~~~I :~~~~i~~~!g~~~ fl~~·~':::~1
•• ~~ ro d11 t'<irn[lOnt.'n! '"-'\1!acl'· &Jti--05.jS J.A11.1al 011po.-. EinployC'r. l"iiiiiiiimmmmmmiiiiil
Irvine National C1\t , Sa.lru., con\n1cn"111'11te \\·1th incnt on PC bo!.1rds. -~ s E c n BT A It \' I Hecl·pr. r-------,~
11bll1ty. Excell£1n1 rring.~ tit·11· Rece1·v1·ng "·11111cJ ror N.n . 1a"•' of1•. [ --·~-j ~· B k J\1.EDIC1\L assistant "'aJlll'ct r· -"--an 11\1 1\1 ED I AT t-: Ly for i.' its. \ 'A '/'yping skllls r<.'<(d. Call
(IN OHGANfZATIOl" 1 derma1olo,t:isl ofri<'P, full &·nll /'t.'.'SUnie tv; I t l • 1714) 626-122·1 l\1on·i"ri 9·5.
BANK PERSONNEL ti111c. fronr & back nfficC'. KmENBURG RSpeC Or . · · • · ' s i-::t:l{ING diri:-ct salC'sn1en A 1• aoo Apnli<.'fftionq no\1' /k"'lng <t'-'· NECESSA RY . NO SJ\fOI~-~ • • for h i~hly des\rcrl produc1.1_n_•_q~ue-• ______ _
c-eptru for Jrv1nc National ING . Call \\' l' l' k clay s MARINE 2nd Shilt. J\l in. ~ )T!i. ('XJ)l'r. Snlesn~en 110\\', 1•a111111b OVt'r DECORATJ:: your home or
Blink ()IX"ni~ in Augusl al G44-143S ~lO Carl£1ton Str<>el tcs11ng resistor s, capacilors.1 ~~~==:===="-cc-Wl J)('\ day. \\~nen or mt'n, office front our collection of
EX J>}'_;R J F.:NCED dog
groo111<•r, full time, b'OCM.I op-
portunity. Busy ish o fl .
Equui 0 11por, E1np!oy('r 831)...8627 CVC'. J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~, f''AMILY Co1npanion I011·i!1·
COOKS -CraVl.!)'ard shift . 6 1ian 1\01n1anl for 11 yr old
days n "'t<ek 10 truin fni· t?~ V.'/'.t busy mother. l\1on·
as..<1islnnt 11111naJ!:t'r. Apply in 1'11; 9--6. S11J OJ>f'll. 673-1166
Can1pus & J\IacArlhur. 1'1ED ICAl St I f II pulse lrar.s.for!llt'l'!!, etc, I: full . OI' p.1 rl !tn~e-. f'!0 ~e fine old E nglish prints,
chlll'g•\ (;p ·h;c~~~.1bcsiJ~~Jl ' S;u~,~~,,1~~)~~~,.~100 ln·Process ~art~~ s J~i~~1~ o+~~rtu:;'.:;;: ~'.1.111\"u: Call 1 l4c 81~788~. cngl";.t~'ings, oils & v.·ater Experienced Only
Equal Oppor1,1ni1y En1ployer
Conta('t Uob Creighton
ll3.1-:r700
('Xp. n1edical S£'c. pcrrn. full ! /\n i•qual opporlunHy Tuc~du.y, J uly :;, 1850 E. lilh, A11
1
11·-'ill~ ~f('f 0·· 11~1 J:,. cvlors in original Bin:l s-Eyc
person Jack In ·rh(' Ros,
l:ro.i Bakt'r St. Cosla l\tcsn.
COOK E.\~l'ER-. --
Bev~rly l\lf11l0r ('011\'. Hosp.
837-8000, Lug1u1a Hill !\
• Cross country
Drivers
•Foremen e Man•ger'
• Assembler'
•Molders e Inspectors
• Gel Repairmen
All :~ Shifts
\\'(' \\·ill T1'ain
MacGregor Yacht Corp.
IGJ I PlaC'Ct1ti11, C.1\1. 1
CUSTOOIAN
$.~$71S Pl!r Mc.o1i!1\
~'nd 1\·t·itj('lJ r~·~ul!11· In Safi.
• 1Uebn1•k Vall••)• U n \ f l "<l
Schont./)1.~1r11·r. 'Ir. Sliink!,•,
UGJS C11r1sant:.i, '.\lis.~ion
\'i1•jo, Ctt. :rl.ii5. l:>c·ttdl\n('
J uly 12,
DATA PROCESSING
lnune.11:11 •· OJM'nimi> fri r
I IU;\t Syq t"n1 :: Or11·nuor
l\t) Punch 01x>1·a1ur
>' '75-,050 f~
IW IU.''M•JJT ct.,IK. \~
601 Do\'er Dr., Sui1r ::
NE\\'POR'I' l~EACll
jlJELIVER\" Of>~ DA IL 'f
P ILOT. SUNDAY ONL,. m
NE\\'S PAPF.R CARRIERS
IN St\..1'1 C l. E j\f r: N T E
AREA. ~!UST Ll\IE IN
! AREA. REQUffi,.::S US!-:
01'~ STATION \VAGON OR
VAN AND-VAi.Ji)
F/C BOOKKEEPER
Capahlf' ol s11j)i'rvii;ln~
olhill's. H.f'f..Or!s to t.'Ollll'Qller.
Suutll \~l('{'U'Olli(:S ti1·111.
K1IO\\'h'<.lge or eomput('r sys·
ll'llll> & n1a\:hine bkkpng cs·
s.•ntlal, J\tin. 2 y rs .1'X/X'f.
549-3041
i.:qua.I Oppor, f::111 ploy<'r
FLORIST, fen1.
crua!t fi l'd. ExJl(.'r
phlt.'lrs ol d1•stgn.
i\~k fnr Cheri.
f u 11 y
in all
j46.5525,
J··n_,. COOK, niusl lie fast &
£''\p'tl unly. Top \\·ages.
5:~9-2620 or 646-.1304
~~-*GARDENER*
Be your own Boss
t"ull "r p, 1l1"llt' in your
0\\'11 8!'1•a. lligh hll'Oll\C,
Guaranteed Customers
No Cas.h Down
Earn 1'10\1, l"ay Later
AL 534-7187
GENERAL OFFICE
f'l'I! Paid .. ·rh1? job you've
d1'f.•a1nerl of getting. .Xln'!
lyp1m: skills. Sail in & get
lh1:1 on\!. Start $550. Also
·}'<.'<' J obs. Call ,.:lly r::ll is,
~1~Jl)-:-l~J05. Control Cart.'l'r
En1ployn1£1nt A~nl'y, :r~oo
Jr\'1111' Blvd .. N.B.
GENERAL Office. great op-
llOr. for . pcrso11.'lhle. al·
1roct1v1• i11,!i''· ~·/good
01);anir.;11iOM.l abllicy. Lile
hkkpng. Accurate typing, sh
pref'd. lnteresli11K variely
for re11p. peraon. SRI. open.
8.13-2840.
General HousekMper
l\:la1un.., ~per. 5'19-3001
lint1•, 1nus! kOO\\' insur. biJl .1 1•1np!O)l'I' I t s.-u1tu Ana. ~lj.6--JJ·I S l ~t .. II £'rlon. n1aple & antique frames. ~Ilg l'li' .. salary open, apply -Production Control nspec ors Service Writer Tin~e., 'N ChinU' Antique• Ill 1x·rsoi1 9-12 ii.Ill. .I{)() VlS\eN '125 30th SI .• No ~ N.B.
v •• .,, Ill "'llW" 4 SL
,.1 Ne\\'po11 Center Dr. Suite To Schedul<' lhe 1nanufacturc S , M &l:>-4271 Open lJ.';i ,9 4.11 NB &. shipping of sailboals. 2nd Shifl , 2 yrs. f'.'<1)('r. 111• Realty, Inc. erv1ce GftGCJer closed ~ton.
MacGregor Yacht Corp specting cables, cir c u i il--;R"E=-c=E'"P°'T'"l"O"N~~IS"T~
·-..., ... ..
~ l'ER.50NNEI. SERYICES~
SEE OUR
SUNDAY /ID
CALL TRIS!·! tlOPKINS
JEHJtl \\,lllTTE~·IORE
4.~ E. 17th St. tat h'9ineJ C~t
Suit• 224 642.1470
~
JAJol lTOR". pftime. Sc.ml
retil'l.'(I. I\'o C'xper. necc>.ss.
~tr. &:ar~ or J\1r. \\'illian\s,
Silver\\'CK1ds, 4.; Fashion
Island, N1vpt. C('ntcr.
JANITOR, l!tc maintenance.
f/time. Over 21. Apply in
person Huntington Beach
Conv11lescent Hospital, 18811
t'lorids SL. H.B 8.47-3515.
J;\NJTOR/Ga.rdener combo
p/tilne. Apply b cl w n
8.am-4pm. l\1on-Fri. l\1esa
Verde Cnnv. Hosp, 661
C!'n!er St, DI
1'1 EDJCAL office in HunJ.
Reh. back off ic€' girls \\Tite
C!ru;:11ified Ad No. 889 Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1560 Costa
.A1esu, Calif. 92626
boards & chassis.
1631 Pl•"'"'"· c.M. Electro Mechani·cal LITE BOOKKEEPING For Acounting Ofc
\\'ant sharp "'onutn to handle
l\fEDJCA L Secretary. cxper.
DiC"laphone & lnsuran<.'<'-
husy ofe. Salary o(K'Jl.
646-J!lOC(
r.tEOICAL RccepL Day/
S"'ing. f.'nime. Personnel
Dept, Hoag Hosp, N.B.
1'1/F Hel p, 21 o r over to 11'0rk ln food stands at
Ant1.hf'in1 Stadiun1 eves &
itkemfs. Apply in person
9un1-5pm, ~1on trhu Fri,
Canteen Col'p., Anaheim
S1adium at gale 6. Shipping
& fl.cu. Dock, l"ight field
side.
MEN & WOMEN 11-27
E..1rn to S342.30 salruy per
rl"IQ. wh ile y,·e leuch you a
job skill in Electl'Onics.
~l ec ha ni c s Qr
A d n1 i n i s !ra tion. Arter
PROMISES!
PROMISES!
PROMISES!
Some con1panil's Lnak<' pro-
n\ises. v.'£' 01uke offers.
Varian Data Machines
llas The l 1nmediate Following Openings
Shipping & Receiving
Clerk
Pr~ler ;1 min. of l yrs €'Xpl'r.
Draftsman
training, __ Cll.!!l _$45-1)() per l 'l'r. expei·. should inchyle
mo. !or 2 days \\'Ork. Cull -logiC' ilrawings & interest in
TSgt Young, Calif. Alt Na. I learning PC y,·ork. i;.,..1 c uaro 9~134.1. Receiving .
e l\tEN needed in H.B .. F.V.
a r ea, for 111ornln g
OC\\'Spaper, auto route .. AP· Inspectors prox 21,!t hr per mor111ng.
~"'~'~-~89~"'=----,.,----12 Yrs re<"ent cxiwr . in· l\1 0 T EL n111ld, neat, specling circuit board com·
energetic, Laguna Beach ponents. (1st & 2nd Shirts1
'"'""· ' "'Y ""'"· "1-11"· In-Process l\1USICIANS "'anted: Form
rock group to promote 11f>\~·
product. Need 1ead gui1ar. 1-nspectors g;rf lead ,;nge<. b a "
player. piano or organ player. Contact Chipper. 2 Yrs P>:pt•r. inspecting
Assemblers r.un< rte.•. ca11 w,.,,,,, liusi nes~ Sel'Vices, 563 \\'.
19th St., Cos1a l\-!esa. lst & 2nd Shirts. A n1i11. 6 &12·0212.
n1o's cxper. in one of 11ie1---------,--
follo\\ing areas: component • • •
preparation. hand soldering, • Receptionist
assen,ibly of ~ boards, \Vee kends only 9 AM • r.ible1ng &/or \\'ll"l'"'l'ap. 6 PM $2 SO • h
Data Control R o s s · eAk°.f LE'*f:
Cle.i. 84&-0641.
I ft R~E=c=E=PT=1o=N=1sr=~,-.-, -.-n-;m-al
hospital, N.B. 3 Days \\'k
Previous c:on1pulcr l'Xper. incl.·~~ & Sat. Send Nsun1e
Pl'<'f'd. 2nd Shift. Classified ad no. 892 d o
Secretary D•B y P;lol. P.O. Box 1560
Co.sta Mesa, Ca 92626
. . J~ECF.:PTIONlST / Typi.st.
Typing _60, s~ 80 .. Previous J\fust {'njoy 1neeling people
ex:pcr. 1n ~ng~ncer1ng pref'd. & have good telephone
Shlppmg & ?t"rsonaHty. Position avail.
1n1mctl. 962-4483.
Receiving Clerk RECEPTJONisr -Law Ofl'. Nea t appearance, lyping.
Call 640-0800.
Rl'CCtll espcr. pl'('fd. ?.1.ust RELIEF s Y.' i t c h board
be "i lling lo v.·ork overti1ne operator, file clerk ror new
\\'hen 1-eqw.>sted. car au1 0 agency, Tues thru Keypunch Opr Sat. 113>-9300 ext 35.
RETIRED lady w/car to ~1 li . . ,.,.... ,.~,. share home & help w/cook-. 1n.'J;rs. t>Xpt>r. on u-<;i, tNOJ, ing, Clse to v.·ater. 673-2991
l\1ak€' O\\'Tl d11.1n1 cards &i"'~-~'-7'~'-"'=""-'-".,=:oc.,
verifying. RN night shift relie{ 11-7:30 Bc\'crly l\lanor C o n v , rr you n\e<.'t any of these 1-losp, 496-5786.
qualifications & are lookingl •""ii;;"";;i;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO
lot a ""';uon w;rh ' grow· ROUTE SALES ing Orange County com·
pulcr con1pany & looking
for offers. no pi'Omiscs. i...al'g<'.National Co. i§ looking
Mechanic
Metal Man
Pam Man
SlllPi\fENT 110\V in f r on\
England. 1'ablcs & chairs,
\\'Ardl'Qbes, side boards,
halltret's, srnin gUlss wm..
doY.·s. s m. n1isc. items &
rlluch more. 1550 S. Coast
Hwy. l...Hguna Beach • A r · · d aI RARE antique sleigh bed, : c.iv~ gro1-v1ag 1n1~rt c · 111atching dres.'l('r w/lrg ,
r 1ship nt'OOs quailhOO per-n1irT .. nite stand $350. Lovt>-'
sonnet. 64&930.1, ask for Bob. ly old hall tree, Beveled r 1
SERVICE Station Salesn\rul m h'lws.. $185. 247J }airway
full tiiue. 1 Yr exper. Top Dr. C.M .. 548·1862.
puy . for right n1an + FRENCH & Victorlnn Furn.
bcnehts. ~lee~. knoy,'\edge. Se"·!ng machine, bronzto,
Chevron Station corner of jc\\'elry, droP-leaf tbl , chan-
Nc\\'POrl Bl. & De.I Mar, dclier .ft appointlllt'nl. C~1 . 5.'">8-1473
SERVlCE . Station Salesmanl'u~P=R""1c~H~T=--'11-•-g7h-. -,~; -.-n-0-.
Hosp. paid &. ~ -y,•or~1ng hand carvN!' db!e Oftk bed. ' '
w/lncch .. ab1hty. F/h~1c. l\1isc. Sat &. Sun. 320 s. '
Hosp. paid & good working Parton, Santa Ana.
conds. C.i\:1. ~1745. * \VESTERN PAINTINGS,
SE~VrCE Stahon _Salesn1an. bought and sold at 1550 So.
f/IL me eves .. Lite mech. Coo.st H"'Y l...al.'UJla~. krioy,•ledge. l '\r local exper . '
Neut :1ppcura11ce. Apply Ai'llTIQUE sett ee c •. e d :
n1orns, 2590 Ne1\-pllrl Blvd., \l'ood fran1e, beautihi fab-, • c.~1. rt<'. 673-1616 •
SERVICE station full time ROUND oak labll', mapifi-
day help. Must be ex· cent turned base, claw feet,
perienced, xlnt benefits. 48", 2 leaves. '494---7<t73
Prefer n1anagcr t y p <' . Appli•ncn I02 Reilly'§ ARCO, 19th &[-'"--'-'="'-----'-::.::I
Ne"'port. C.l\f . GE Potscrubber port . :
S •. RV ICE Station Altendant dishY.'asher. \Von on tv. Sun ·,_:
experienced. Apply i n in .box. Harvest go Id
person, 990 E. Coast H\\'y, w/"'oodcn cuttln.c:: board
Newport Beach. top. $Z'10 valu Sell $3».
SHAl\'t..EE Prod u c t s -·.~;,"·l,,-'2~1!=,..---,----1
P.1akers or Organic Cleaning KENP.lORE a u t o m a t i c 1
Products, Food supplements v.·asher & gas dryer, both :
a n d b e a u t y a i d s . for $80. Ma)'tag automatic
Oistributorships available. washer $65. Guaranteed I.:
546-5632 for information. frN.' delivery. 546-8672 or
DJlJV ERS LICENSE. CON-GIRLS-GIRLS T,\CT llARRY SEEL,.-:Y.
JUNIOR SALESMAN '
Ea111 $20·$40 per \\'eek
\\·01·king af11>r school and
on Sarurdays gelling nl'"'
cu~lomers for lhe Daily
PiloL Tilis is oot a paper
route and docs not include
dl•liveri€'s or collecting.
\\'e have openings in South·
1vcst Costa l\le!!a and South
!Iuntinglon Beach only.
Apply 00\\'! 968-9&11.
96ff-59S9. c;iblcs, circuit bo..i rds ,t.
chassi11. 11st & 2nd sbi{ts 1 '
Please Apply In Person
Or Contact
for permanent sta ble people
-Excellent s tarting salary.
ll interested Call:
SHOE SALES ·°"84c-1~-8-"l1'=5 ===-.,.--I Full & Pl time, exper. onJy. 1~· FRICill>\IRE t op
Xln'i benefits + profit shar-freezer auto de'f. ~Ta~ 1 •
ing. Busy, pleasant store. elec. ~ S75 \\utekirc •
\Vestcliff Shoes, N.B. a.Ir. b!t~m dishwasher Copt:e
3.10 \V. B.A \" sr .. a>.'ITi\ Eu~y fun joh. I)Uy f)(" night.
.l\.lESA OR PH0/'11'; 492-l-l~'U Nu 1·x1>ericnce ncressnry, or 642-4321 \t'ill rrnin. You n1u~t !)(" 18.
Apply in per;;on noon tll 6 DENTAL a. ... ~-istanl posiri(!n pill. 2112 HarbOr Blvd ..
open for dental M'<"rt'tary. Cos!ti MPsa.
Opportunity to 1nove b"Otn 1 .. .,..,..,..,...,..,.,.,....,,.
1l5Sistlng 10 rront offict' GIR-L FRIDAY
KARATE
IKSI'RUL'TORS \\'ANTED
r-;o exper. nt'i"., !llllary to
start, n1ust purchase n1anagerial positk>n In busy
3 doc'lor offiet.'. ,\ .... ~isling ex·
perienee 11ecessa1y. We v.ill
fully train you for front of·
Rr·tail lltOf'{', act~nfs pay-uniforn1 Call lllr. Lennon
l•ble €'XJK"I'. 4 days Y.'ct:!kly. 638-2480
NAUGLES
DRIYE·THRU
IESTAURANT
I
I
I
Receiving
Inspector
OPENING SOON I l\lin. · '.~ yr s t'Xp('I'. 1es\u1g
Corner of Broolchurst & I rC'sistors, capacitors. pulse
Hamilton 1ransforn1ers €'It'.
Posaoo, open loo· ,,,.,,,,., I Stock Clerk
adults &. young adults &. !
8 . Krafka
VDM
Varian Data Mechines
Irvine
714, 774-0330
Sales Rep $800+ DOE
1-lighly MoUva1crl
\Vestcliff
Personnel Agency
IG;)I E. Edin~r, S./\.
!!\lark 111 Center\
542-8836
~1~1tz. 548-8684. "$50=· =-=='=~---" t STRONG resident manager KEN:l\10RE Wssher &. elect.
needed to reduce high Dryer. Perf cond. Wash &
,·acancy ractor & bring con-wear cycle on both. tJ.35.
trol to over 100 units in1,,.644-<1643==~·=-,,---~~
Paramoun1. (TI4! 6.19-4800. FREIGHT Damq:e Sale on
TAILOR FITTER n~· Hotpoinl It \VhirlpooJ
• rehig I "'ashers / dryers,
fice.
545-1427
Call f>W).1500. Keypunch Operetor
GlRL F1iday, f)Art 1ln1t:', xJnt F/lime reniporary ror ap-
typing a n1uJl.l. prox. 3 mo's. Qualified
reenug('I'~. Full ~ fmrt 1in1!" l\lil). ti iniiS ('.'<Vl'I'. l2nd
dny &. night shift. ;\pply in shiftl
2722 Michelson Dr.
833"2400, ut 336
SALES1\1AN -Management
trainee. Ho1lle in1provement
sales. $650 + ron1m. 60
h~. 1veek. Color Tile. 2221
HnrOOr Blvd, Costa J\;Jesa.
64fr1126
S1lverwoods 545-0780. E r ~~~~~~---~-1 ! xpcr. F /timc, f~r N"e\vport HOTPOINT 14 cu fl . 1
DEf\.'TAL Olalrsidc/Control
Nurse. Enthu.s\aslic &
motivated indi,•idual v.·n11ted
ror progressive denlul of·
fice. Should be about 21).2">
yenrs, in excellent heallh ,fl
ex:p'd. I-lours 7:3£>.4:30. 5
days. Salary open. 97'9-6.510
DENTAL as..~islant. Here'i;
an oppol'1 unity to n10ve lnlo
new & cxp:indlng fteltl of
dental pl'e\'Cntion. Lln11ted
a !!I S \ 5 t i n g . ExPl'r ienced
nt>l't'!WllJ". \\11• ,,;11 !ruin ~'<>11
as full thne prevention
11s!'lisfan1. &-l.'>-1427
fiTh-0.150 keypunch/key v c r i f i e r.
GIRL F1UO.-\Y, nl a I u re, Univac liOl-lTIO ni.achine
good drivilll! r ecord , ex:per. desired, but not
person ONL \', bcginnin-: Cl k T • t >Jondny. July 2nrt. 9 AM. er YPIS S
5 P:\1. 21401 Brookhurst a! -
~ach store; Xln t t.'O, belle-.retrlgtrator trttzer. Only 10
Ins. Apply~ So. Broad"'~)_'. inos old. $200. 613-7"l'l2 days, ' L.A. or call l\1r. Carhn1 , eves 847-2888
Equal Oppor. Employer
-------~-~ DENTAL Assn!., Exp .,
eh11lr11ide. 24·35 )T!I. old.
PR.rt ti1nr "·ork in N('\VpQrf
Bench offi~ on hourly
basis, 3 da)'ll: n Y.'t•ek.
6-16-2481
DENTAL secretary, t'l"<:el>-
Uonist 2:'>-35 years old, Ortho
A!,XP J>rcferre<l. A!lractlve
ind n1aturc, Sl.tlRry open.
TuR1in 1tN'n. 832-flOOIJ
llan1ilton.
Laguna, 49-1-9.J.i~ req'd. Apply bel"'tl 8 & 12
GOU' PRO _rover 6..). inusl L. 1'l Cox J\1anuf .Co., Int'.:. *NEEDED 1iY€' in
housrktX'per can lake full
charge. A\•eragL' cooking. 2
children. Rc'f£'rt'ncl's. No
Typ ing 50 "',p,n1. A n1in. :.!
yrs orr;ce exper.
he a. resid£'nt or Thl' Jlun. 1505 E. \Varner, SA
llng1on Retin.>n1e11I Residen· 1 iiiiEqio..,aiiliiOiiiippoiii;';;;· iiTiieiim~piiln~iii·eiirii Secretaries
('\.', 8·12-7il(). ! I LABORERS sn1oking or drinking. 35.55 ?.~in . 3 yn; r-xpericn<.'C'. Typ-
yrs. Call 673-4.152 [ u1g-60. sh &). G~OUNDSMAN
~~·$it.~ Pt·r n1011t h
GROUNOS LEADMAN
StH\!·$ir,I Pt•r n1onlh
S£"nd 1\•rl! 1<'11 l'i'SUOlt' lo Slid.
dlt'l)i1t•k Vu\I{')' U n i f i c-d
S..-hool D1strlr1, i\lr. Shl11kle.
246lll 011ii>Rlllll, ~liR.'l!Otl
Vi<'jo, Ca, !lW75. 0t'llttline
July 12.
GUARDS
ruu & Pltin1(' Po8it.ions.
open In Ora.ng(' Co .. Lo n g
Beach, Laguna Niguel in La·
guna & Con1plon uren-!i for
qualified 11.r1ptie11n1s \Vho df!·
!lire sl('tldy employment. 18
'l'ni. <1f age or older. Apply
In penion, 326 So. Len1on
~ .. An01h<'h11, bet\1•n 9 an1 ,!ft
1 11111.
J rnm<'d. Asslgnn1c nf!<.
Top $$$. NEWPORTER INN If ~·uu n11•f'I ;i11.v of rh('sc
Irvi ne ::Ho--4450
17802 Sk..v Park
NEVEJl A 'FEE AT 'fF.l\1PO
Ten1po Tem1JOrary llelp
Nt'Cflli l\lklfflc llg<'d or older 11ualil11.:atio11s ,v_ nrP lookin~
niale gardener fo1· IX"l'lll. fot' ii positlor1 1\'llh 11 grow.
posl!io11. No phone carts ing Ornn~ County C01ll·
please. Apply in person. Ask puter ron1pnny .~ looking
for Cluy Ellis 1 h ead ror offers. not p1'0n1ises.
~tlrdenerJ 1107 Jnn1boree LEGAL Secretary. Nel\'[>011 H.d, N.B.
Reach atlornl'y nc1·1ls sharp NUltSJ<:s. p/time. l~VN 7_3 Secretary \\'/good skills &. 11-7. RN 11-7. Ar>Pl.v 8-1 \vho ra n ns"unie · .1. e..•:: "'"" p.m. Mesa V{'rde Conv. respon!ubi ity. ~~. Jlosp, 661 Center St. C.1\f
LVN SUPERVISOR '318-5585
for Nursing hon1e, Beach NURSES aid, day shift, ex·
area. 40 hrs per \\Wk, Cal\ perlenccd. start $2 . hr. Ha·
494-8075 lor detailil. clencl.n Conv. Hospital. {2U')
MACHINISTS 4:1141>1
EXJ>l"'l"i1nenla.I & Production. NURSES Aide for elderly
5 \·r§ niln. ex j)('r. Divm.i-lt"ldy. Live in, rlay shift. X\J1t
Fit'<I 1tc11'k loud. fllanuf. of v.·orklng cond. \\lcekendi; ofl .
inil'lrt11ncnt11.tion . J\dvancetl Cnll 546-18J'O. aft 6 p.111. Kineth·~. lnC' .. 1231 Vielol'io 64f-..-0:>79
!-;1 .. C.i\1. &16-TIW. Equal 2 OFFICE GIRLS
0(>1)()1'. E1nployer. NEEDED
Please Apply 111 Person
Or Contact
B. Krofk'
VDM
Varian D••• M•chines
Irvine
2722 Michelson Or
833"2400, ext 336
Equal Oppor. Employt-r
REAL ESTATJ:: SALES · · SUCCESS CAREER SALESi\1EN • Exciting op-pol1unilies 1n investment Ne'v or experienced. Join the sales. \\'e train. M.P. Kruse
\\'orld's largest and fastest & co., nienibcrs Pacific
g-ro"·ing resale organlzation Slock Exchang£'. ca 11
wilh a net"·orl! of over 300 547_59-11,
oUices and become a -"''-o'~=~~~==-n1cn1l.ier of our i\l!Uionaire SAl~ES PA!tT TI~fE
Club. r.1ulti-million dollar Fountain VRlley · Co$1a
advertising progran1. Free ~11."SU f.lunli11gton Beach
guar.i.nteed li1.."C11s.lng school. aren only. EYngs ~9 pm,
Excellent sales traininp. Sl.75 per hr. + comm. Cati
\\ihat is your license "'O rlu l\lr. \\'llso11. 963-24·15.
10 you! 01et·k olll' n1on1hl> SALESGIRLS
bo nui;; ptveran1 1vhlch means Exper, l/thuc for high
$$$ lo you! Plruse call fashion ('011 ten1pora1'Y \\'O-
Vh·ginlu Jon<'s S:l5·'1.~11. mens &hop, Good 01>-
RED CARPET po1·tunity. Call 547-7733
R,altors SALESJ\IAN . Ca s u a l
R.E. SALES1'1EN furnitul't'. Sales exp. nee.
\Vhy nol work in Ult' hottest S11.l111-y, benefits, n1gl. trng.
n r e a ll u n t i n g t o n hnn1ed. opening. 83.1-3429
lk•nch/Fountu.ln Valley. U.'1.
us 1rai11 you! Call Phil SantiaCJO Bank 1'lcN11mcc. V I LL A GE
REAL EST1\T1': 963-4567 e Exp"d Tel!er5, full or pu.n
R S' A 1in1e. EAL E T TE e r;xr'd proof Operator
SALES MANAGER Rcsnl~ Officl' needs manager Contur! :\Ir. l..Ol'(!llZ
1viH1 2 y£'ru"l'! nf Heal Estate 714-&11-5200
1•xf)t'rit'lll."C. Nev,oport &>ach s~~,\~l g"TRES.5 ror l' a 11
213/629-2221. "'""-,'""~~....,,.---1
............... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Rent W•shers/Dryer1
TEACHER $2. Wk. F ull ma.inl.
• 6.19-J:im * AIDES RECOND. APPLIANCES
$2.14-$3.45 Hour Delivered · guar. O~nlap'11.
Rl'Qulrcnient.'I: 40 iv.p.ru. 1815 Nev.'port. CM 548-7780
typing skill.· Successful co111-f\EN~·IORE ell'Ct dryer, 2 yr,
11le tion of teacher aifle $75. Kenmore washer $75.
COUN!e or e<1uivalcnt. Applyl ='-61~;.<2'(}==~~~----I
in person, Fountain Va.ll<'y G.E. small re!J;i.gera~or. v~ry
School DistriC'I, No 1 Li,C,'hl· goocl conctlUon S50. 200 Coast
house Lane, t·. Valie~~, (€or· H\.\'Y, Hunt. Bch.
ne1: of Talbert & l'C'\l'fancn. GAS range $30. l\1oving, must 1 ~lhng d~adl!ne TI1u rs., July S;?n fru;l ,
J, lll73, :>:00 P:\I. \Ve arc an 646-1923
equal OpPOI'. en1ploycr. , FOR 11 a I t \Veslirlghow;e
TE'AotERS or anYone in· "·a1'1~c~ & dryer. Pft'fect
tcrested in part time job. cond1t1on. $200. 492-a308.
No investment. Opply unltd. REF RIG ERATOR with
Own hrs. 962-1894. frce~f'r 2 door. fro~ tree.
TELEPHONE: Ansy,·ering S50. 548--895..1 •
Service, Beach aren. Pref<T 1'""RIGIOAIRE Clothe-5 Dryer,
over :ll yrs. of age. Varied 3 yrs old. coppertone, llke
hour!t. \Veekends. 673-1166. ncY.'. $75. 96S-41&-*.
TELEPHOl\1E Sales. \\'ol'k 1'lagi1:-Cl\4!f irtO\·("
fron1 YoUr O\\'n hlJlll(), \Vh!tf', good cond. S'75.
Hlghc&t co n1n1\ss\ons. Ex· ::HS-,15.31 pcl'i~rr n (I! ll('<.'CS.~AI')'. ClfJ.l:,QN 12' Frid~. Sears
892...: J Color TV. 22" screen, I yr.
' ' ,
DENT AL Assls.tnnt. cleRning
lmtnic1lon, X·rft:-'11 &. Kirne
fronl offirr. Non·smokC'r,
l"J-cJ Ullll£'1' 31). 614-1"111
DEN1'AL sec: re I n r y , l''\·
l)t'rience 1l"C'C'S....~1ty, over :l!1
yr11. Dental 11Mii;tan1 , l''I:·
1>erlf.'lll'Cd, for prnrli<'<' In
Ne\\'l)Ort fk'ach. 49HG01
DENTAL A11:-11:<;111nt. E'·
pcr lr 1n'('lf, "thnir s ! rl (' . 1
/\l)'J' Sh'rl inJ:: &.·c·u.rity ScrviC'<'
/\n Equal Oppor. IO:rnployf'1'
flANOYi\f1\N · Nt'OI ap-
pe11rini.:; jnck-0f-a1\ trades.
.\J::t' 1111 hnrt"it•r. Rl(;-(1977.
Hospitality Hostess
Service
1'.lr\C'J ll Nl:Jl' Tool M 11.kcr Ha~liO telephone 1llspr1tch
Ahle IC' "''ork to rlo!'I' i\tu11: he 25. nblc to rlrlve
tolC'rflnf.'<'!i. C<'r·Pl:1.~ ~714l Apply Ln Pctl!On
~!:!-~-
PURCHASING
ASSISTANT
IH'f'IL J-:1q1ar1diru: t't'lmPIVlY· n1nker . £'S "'I po y,• er
t E'i'.1'rllC'n! op1)()rt1J nity for 111 11 l' h in,.. .Joh 1v/op.
I 111'()ft~i111ionnl gi.'Owth, Apply por11u1\ty. 67:"rli9i0
T elephoM Solicitors 0111 64·\..:m!'I.
P tln1e $1.i.;) hr l•> s1nrt c=>:c-';,~lo:;b-.ll~e-cMc:-:a~Kl.-po:-:'.:rt7a-.bl~e"'ll.lll [
No. r..:o:per. :\'('('!'~~Ill')' d i!hlVIU!hcr, S40. In c'Onfl(l<'llf1.\ &nd f'C!\u1nc ---·
X-Rliy~. Spnni:-1h h1•111rul. 11.. IJl. looking for l\'0111i>11 lo
illi!(' hf'1l("flli!. fl'\.')..l38,1 ' \\l\'11'0111(' & intcrvle\\' f'll'\V re~idenl!t. Salei; or Adwr·
8·12"1601. YELLOW CAB CO. S62fl.S7SJ P•r Mo.
r.1AIO ''•anted: Don Quixot€' lS6 E. 161h. Co~t(I 1111.'S:I Hi'l.!t1il'\:'illl'nl.1<1: 10 1\·,11.1ll.
1'1otcl 2100 Nc\\'JIOl'I Blvd. OFFICE CLEANING l)Jllnc.. f'.Xfk'r. ln\·olving pur·
Cosla ~Jesa. 6'12-aiio <'hnil'in'{ OL' 1nlllt'rlal!j, 1"f1n-
10 Cl11sRlfled ad no. 638. c/o e Secreteries
Dn.ily Pilot , P. 0. Box 1560, e Typists
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TRAINEES ~uHdlng Mahrroal1 IN
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''1ru1. Apr& • Costa J\1~. only. Top Pl\Y. 2la/!J2l·Oll5, Fountoln Vallt·y $(-hool Oil;· J-'ull lltne position, 5 day tri<'I. No. I Lighlhou!M" Lnne.
REAL ESTATE v6L ~ors \\!Ill tmin d<'pendabl(' "'01ntn • Surplus. Bultdiftl
111 becon1c J)il1.11tic U.lject1on )fATER lAL • 1000'1 Of NEW SALES
FREE LICENSE
TR.AIMING .
lnst•nt Personnel rnodcUng operators. ~lust ITEl\fS! Doors, lumber, ply ...
T{"n1po1'ftl'Y Setv\l't'! hnvt O\\'l\ ear & be ftbl<-1n \food. alum sheetlna. mold
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THE DERBY
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\11 llf'~n. Surf & Sirloin,
5930 \\'. Omllt 11wy. N.B.
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v.·ce:k. Start S500 .. GBU 1\1r. OPERATORS, t»•pcr. 011\y, ~·. Va\lt•y, fC01·n€'r of Talbt!11
Stca<ly yc1t.r amund <'m11loy· 1\tcAlllster, 545-2300. single ncro1c & overloek. & Ni'.'WIRnrh. Filin~ del\dJlnt>
1ne.at. Apply 10 hooiwkeeper, t.fALE: \\'~ntcd, l\l)JllY al Top rates. Rol!'s t.Janur.. Thurs., July 5, 1973, 5:00 l·lot~l l..aguRa, 425 S, Coost Kentucky F'rted Chlck<m, 865 Production Pl, NB. PJ\t . \Vt' ate a.n l'l.IU<'I oppor.
1-hvy., 1.ll)l. Bch. 693 So. Coa~t J.lwy, LAA. s . 646-roOS. employer.
HOTEL MAID 3S4$ Ctin1pus Dr., Suite 106 tiitn.nd en1!rc shift if In~. \\'lndo\ol•s, C?tc.
Nowpo<t U.....'h "'6-4141 •-. 0p«tin&s 00-W BUILDERS SURPLUS F'N'C' PlaCt'mcnt $en.1ct". l:"AuaJ ~por E , ... A Shin. $1.95. 2nc1 1hitt U.o.i. f<~r~ Trninini;t Program ..... ~~~v!!!!•..,·..,,.",.",.~,."',.r..,of 3rd shift $2.23 per hr to 2406 So. ~taln St .• S..A.
Eitm whlll' )'OU !cam. Al SECRETARY ' 1111\", n.nise In 30 days. • ~loll thru Sat 11)..5 '
HOUSEKEEPER. COt(' of MALE \Vanll'fi _ Apply hi Pfflme l\·len. Day or nlithl. =· ===· =:::::::::::::::::: ho1nc. & 3 Cf\lldrt'll, !\ <1RY1' a l<l'ntucky Fried . Ol!r.kcn. l-lomc cleaning ~rv &
Slonn (714) 8.12-Mo!O. Lfl,guna Beach Unifi«! SchOol Apply!) ll!li•!l t1n1 or 1.3 Pill 714: 546-1032 * REAL ESTATE SALES dirillrlct ill aeee1>Hns:c ap... * Or1111.g1' Coasr Pl:ittlll.'5 * C1mer1s &
wN'k. °"'n trnnr1.po11111ion, _ ~ 1 Crt'f re-tauront ma.inf . 0v€'r JI!
·ru1·1lerock nrell. 97G-J9.12 or ~· COO.st I·"'>'· '' · only. E."tra Clll'C' "1'1ain·
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11ous,.:l\r.•.;PER 1\'1u1t~ Ouh1!11ndin1o: oppo1·ru11lly t.n PAHT time h1St>rlhi~ for
hrttf rlnyr1. a \\"t'<'k. Q\\·n lld\•nnC<• tQ managrrl11.I po111-n1nUtoon1. See Gr.or~ c I
tr1u1111, lk ttCh & Bolsn tU'l..'l'· I ll1>n In :t0-60 day11. ()ur cur· Arouz :if The 01111.v Pllol 1tt~le.1'f'll<:C!I plcnM.'. R97-2SS7 1'tl'lt n1ana~cric cam St000-1 ,cl~n>~m~'~"~'~'-~l_L~l~M,·._,=-~.,.
R 51500 l'IXl. fitu~ h11v(' direct Like to Trnde1' Our Trader's
VricRncle!ll cost rnontyl f!nt I !U\1(~ €'SJM'rli"ll('C', PoratU!!t' colun1n I! for """'! your house. npl.. store ,., 11 '' N 9-·~ , .. _ bid!{ .. etc. thN A Dally Pilot '""' I r. f'wmall . j;r.u,.. 5 lln1~!1. a days !or l.5. Call
Claalfjed Ad. Need 11 "Potl"? Plt1(."<' i:i n ad! today .•. fi-12-5678
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lorn sin<:<'rc. hol'K'st. per"°n fr1$ltion~: t y p \ o .It ;,o, Costa r,,11."Q., Calif.
ll'hO ls _ln1c•1i.•strd Ill b('t. 5i h 0 I' t h :i n ti 90 Anc:I -CAl\tERJ\, ~llkkOl"l'llt\\, rrN,
111111,l'tlia!t• Oi)f•nln~ ll•rini: hint~clr. CAJ..L i\lr. l111ern1<'di11ll'.' Cl<'1·k. typing l\"AITIIBSS. ,.;.\;PJ::R. Bh•ek.· 1'"7.Q "ttlll', \'iVlh\t,
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Sch•fer Bros., Inc. \'ou -t1o~('rl fa gunfo P~nt·h beliil'f" 1::,0 p.nt. Ju ly 22G7 rni1'\'h'"'· C.~I. Furnitur• ---.To t~'\11,,, ~1 1\tluf. 1n G. c:.1 "Or.ti\' 1'~1 " \\·hen ~'Oil IO!h.__ \\"AfTRESS. nlust be exp'd.
C'nll ~lnrln 1i).-t1 ~~4129 plac\.' 1111 nil in lht> IJ,Jl)' Any tlay is the BEST DAY to Fa11t opt>ratlon. g((l(I ti~. !l,\NOS0~1£ padded bar It '2
For APJ'IQlntniMH I Pilo11 \\'an t Ads! Call now r\l n an ad! Oon'I deley. Apply 1¥)\\'. The Conn e, 562 lo,•rly §toollL All new.
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PURCllA SINC IOI I
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DIME-A-llNES
Are For
Priv•te P•rti.•s
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of State Fr•nchlH
Boord & loc.I bu1~
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ELECTRO i'i l gear.
Trun1per-<b'l\'Cra $20 Cannon
t."Oonectors $1 1\1nphc1'10l
('(JIUl~OI'll i5c Recc1v111g
1ube11 SOc 5-18-3561
AC~RDIA!'\ door, hro\\11
naugahyde $15. 614-71 8.1
IBM e I e ctr I c type11T1ter,
return carriage. clean a11d
\\'Orks gocxl $25. Scar 's
ladies 3 speed bicycle, nicl'
t'Ol:Jd11ion $1 8. Remington
addtng machine, n1anuHI
$'15. 644-m:i
GE \.\Tinger 11'ashe1, runs
$1;;, Barbell s $5. \\'0111.an's
\.\·lg $5. 64G-3798
I Ah'TIQUE dresser S 2 5 .
l\hl'l'OI' $10. 64 1· TI83
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our famous
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Furniture 110 Ga r-.. Salo 812 lowofry "S Mlocollanoout Ill
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\r arehouse and Parki~ Lot tablt."I, twin bNJ•. (no stOl~ Appraised J 3. 6 00 .
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Sult'. New QuaU!y fumlturc, eprin"11 & nutlll"CN) Maple f.1ake ol(~r. 496-4078. Bclort' H1'Unli\•:1ck Gold M!:'Y::D 4 ~x9
Bl.RD ca&~. 30 ~ 16 ;i 9, on \ TENOJ't Cullar & cnSC" $12. H..\l?ULQta; t:1-Jlo• & ~1·i1J, l\IOVTNG, S.'l1t1rdO)' only, 9-3, pictures, u cc e 1111 o r I e i>, t'hl•J!ll , l\\•111 comer bed W'lit • 9 an1 Ol' alt 6P~1 Pool , ;n~lei;, ~ ~ ~'
1lu.nd $5. S-13-J.UM t 1'olaroltl cok.1· ~'3lll1:1':1 & /)()'JJ tll b11Cl\ in $20. c.~·.111 jl9 i\tnrgut•rilt:, <.:L>~1. fo'rout lruups, plllo .... ·s. r u g i1 , con1plutc. CoUt!t Utble, end Sur.JOkr 1 ..i..\:10 S695 1 •1 '
----------th~1· SlO. 19l--121-l ~-t.'004 :hV\"tl n,i GE door $1U, po1'Cl•lu1n doulJle bedspreads, office (umilW'\' tublclf, cha.in, l'lect clothes M11cellaneou1 118 ~·~llh!'-"l='='-------·I
SERVEL &'tu l't"lrigcratui', -~ -... -\'\ a..•ht:·:i· .~. I.ii:: UJ ·d,..,r·r kill'lll',1 li1nk ~ fhtlngl! $10, 11.t cost & bek.>\\. Ycllo11· tlrycr, Bl\V TV aiet, 1tcreo, 11ma..ll llite, ~ couchtion CUS'f'O)J n1otlr:> tl'1.V\Ji.•1I co1~1· ; ,_,.._ .. -·' u.... •9 ~ If I b rt·• boo''" C!UNA •---mimn' ?if t S C ELL A N E 0 US $20. Stca1ncr \\'II rd r 0 b (l & 111r\lcldnQ: boll!'h:I • $20. S~). Rt>fr1i; '>OOd l•J•' g'IUa,<'l' I l,.;:1lllt'!1 """'· nllnu'1.U\' ~. Cum1)rugn ll'undle bed "' ,,,,, ~o c ll Ii, *MO r.u '"~ • a-wai'C, S,
trunk $10 ,\ircraft Ile !'11akc 1111 nillTOI' ii. :xJxlti
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or ~·l l"<l.tC'!I 5, l,.-i1l(i..· I tcUn:i·l);'.11 pote11 $1, ballkl'.I· l'cd.-i>lal dining tu-bit'& S.'14.:10 toya, hot wht.>t!l1, fl nt cnr decorator-lamJ')I', tubles, 1-louM!holtl 1tcm1J, GE dO\.\n~. h-.-<t\') tlJty $S set. nt>iV ll)Olll•ri• c;.l.l'\r:>d ri·ani a l'•••l 1r.;,t bl». \illil hin:;:e lld.
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boll ba~kgkl~ $1.50 3 J>tn(h Contcmpornry t~un clwira t.>qulp, tahl~ saw, tenor UX· ti le. Real treasures. ll42 \ 1' 'tr I i,: er" tor• Contour
T\', i;\\<'ep.gcuerotor S25. $lO. 49-J-Si6J. 11,•1. buUt Sl j, Plllll'f h,u1d 111r11•r1ubc:s ~· .11\111n r1111s 11•/1>1lp t."O\'tll!I $1 •1.50 ophonc, ~Irony othe1· good Santiago, N.B.\Sul 1-5. recliner ~·Ith vl bratOJ',
s.:S-62:3l ___ _ _ ---,.1" $lf:I 'J!l.j t:ontlt\C•ltuJ :SI, 11·w11prt S::i, 11 0111bour· $1. ('lu'Onlc & glass cll'gc1~ buy11. 2048 !l.1undlll'ln Dr., pH 0 NE -lil 11 1 c 400--S t)ftvenpo11. ll:ll S. 1-lallady,
G' LONG ll:h)l'dY \\'nlnut 11ood ! /~Vt' Co.•.'u1. -'.\!(',s{I I I ~111i;l~ bcds\t'Od $1. 2 i;leCI SXJ.50 Cane & 11·h[le dining ~t.•sa Verde, c.~I. M9-2048 It u t 0 nl flt I c I l'lcphone Santa ;\nd
BARKER 81-og. iU'nl t\.\'in J1te1"C:O r.1l>incl 11 llh br;i~s -' • --· ---IJ.cd frt1n1ei1 $3, :.I 1ul>Anl chairs $19.50. Autlque dining • •FOR Sa ht: El~ctronic auaii·cii.ng 1uaclune. N~w. KEN~10RE nu tu iv ashing ~1~tlttJ!i> i 2.'.i. 642-87:>9 l11n1 iollchng Uoo1·!l $15. 1-10 CALI.ON aqui:11·iuni~ 1ypi11g lnblcs $1, 2 por1nb\(' chairs, 6, t.'OnlC111por111'Y .11lt1e etiulpnirnt: F.:lco 1 c 0 pc , 641-7873 lnachluc $31). Xlnt cond I
l:l.£C'l'RIC law-11 edger by r o1·ntl1·11. tn11 t!nd labll's ror 11·hh stnnd & cquipin<"nt S~-'Q 1y1ir1vrt11c"" $j, go ~ d d1ah'S, cane & black lac-counll:.r. uscillntor cui'toent SIVIVEL Ban 000 1 -. 1 k , 'f1vln Mnpl~ b 1:.'(l s 1 cads ,
UIRck s.: DeC'.kcr $ ~:;. bcdroon1. ht<lS~ trhn $10 i..•.u h, ''. 111 •l' di 1·~" l•l1'1.11!i" I OOl~•crs, du!it ruffle & I 11u,l't d1nuig ch111n1, ·I. 1'ta1~ Pr 0 b c, 111 11 g a.' 2 I 11 es. -Pol 1 ' Uc ~u • 1 ~ clu~sl & nite atand. $2J. 1 64~1J9 each. An1l4ul' rollnu·ny t){!1I !t'01Y1 , 8l'ars, stlc 11·!0. I ... pi~ttd $.1. misc. ltl'nl:s ,1t s.u-giun ,-... 1 4 1 ·~o ne1v. e !llllP· f1Ui'r\l'O()( 673-(,093 -------s-8' l'flll<'h florRI pHtlcrn ;rl8-01 .. 1 --•· • "'·' ,,_, •-A '""Ct l'nza. am1)6, 1 typcwr1ll'l' Hand rn ad c "~='--~--,.,.--.-= ~ . · -' l -'10\.'l:\G, i\h•!4;1 V<'rde, &11 $. I ~a:tl'C.5. l:AJ,u .... ..,s '" .!ISO<:. Y, 11n1ah{1 177i (din ). Clo1he.!I s.haY.'I 612--0m. PVT pry. dillpoi;1ng of hun·
OFI-'ICE t)·pc11'l'11i'r, legal ~~ith ~hcpl;~rit iWJtcrs S,f-i· J~OL.-\P.010 cun1ci·<1 ino.-l~·I !:iun J0--4, 90 Kl111 SlO. ~1aplc _x:, Hool Ca:nyon. Bout Ca· 73 ~Ionic Curio. 189J6 th'l'l:lit: or orlginaJ oils, ,
si.ze S:O Portable lype1\'J1te1 a m!ltchln .. lov se;il S-J. 21()...$25, Large tat.tic lnnip I ik l)('(I trn i1es $10 ftsh111g oyon Shoppmg Ce n I er• nnc1ne, hv. Saturduy & RUi\1ANIAN· Nc1v b~ow;es. \\aterL"Olora, e I c h t n ~ 5.
Sal. l'lastic table 100111 $5. Spanish .1.'·~. fran1c Ill('· $10, i\1ayfa1r tape 11Jaycr g JUie & n.-el '$5. Co~ Stu.ka . Laguna_!!Ch. Sunclay. 83.'h3258 • hand etnb1'01dcred, $1~. Ne1\' lhhvgrapll:s by noted at1 isls.
n1ixcr i1ith bo1o1•ls $ 2, turcs 12 x21 $10 €'arh. ll·ack. S2a. 11 lapes. 8 •rack ~5 eni;ine plonc $5 Cil'l11 .:i ,\ C ft I 1-~ ICE N U TRASH T R I N KL TS q>lleclor S1a111pg (Rumn-U-11v J>11c1·t;. De a I c r II '
blend<r SJ. \IC'gen1atic $1, 2 r ron1 Sp.'\l n, rrnrin~ foll11. SHJ, i\101 It' ounh X.\li\I $20. r~1o1· 20" spyder bik1· s2:1. .. f'U.RNI. TURE. . TR E ~\ s UR c• s . Su~;. 111an). 644-2970 \1'ck.'On1e ;~'>-3595
1 h 1 ... r ctu•cu1u' blatlr 11·11h hr.ass Curved 1rupadorc pl ack SJO, 1 -•-1 ·Ju \f's SI c 1 1 b d "" .-n1a c ing an1ps ~. prur o . handlr 11•11h inlav $!? each 6.ffi-86~ i;::1 r s ,,........,r ou i; a ' ?n cn1~ an iq. u1ss in Garu~e . sa.lc Lot "r Cl?IB $10, ~ dra~cr dreSSE'r ?t10VING L'Ontcnt.s of inobilc
tice..,desk chairs S5 2 twin Spnni!rli 11.oocl hold;r ,01: rloor !!Crubber·poll.!1he1· $3, Rt"t -11a.lnu1 bit. 1op, G l'vi>ryth ing 2895 Velasco & Ktand5 $2(1. lO ball bear-hunlc funuture clothes &
6" foan1 latex 1nat1resscs S\\'Ord~ 10 han"' on \\all s;J. TIRES 2-L78-I;;, Rcu~ds, Dr. ~uss book.!! lOc -good ~~1%'.he11: •edl1't",cto1~p Jh0>-. da1111 L.'l.ne, COtlla i\tesa ~Mesa ing ~ike SS. Cnr scats S2 50. niisc.' 5c·$25. ~111 and s11r1ngs s2;; set. Mal· 90 lb. Ct'&.'>SllOi\'"' ii•lth an'01o1·s 8(Y t, trend $5 f'uch, 2-F7!l·l4 SC'lt-cl10~1 or young cluld~ns ~N<I· ig r ur "' Ju 11 ) Dl'I r.tar lrttck nr. Bakei· & 979-8179 ---.-~-------1
ching blue floral thro1vs $.1 ,.nd leather qui\~r IZ.l. 200 :}&'.,~ tread S2 each, 8.t-1-15, hook.~ .ic·llk'. Boys b1 and bt.•d -lU fur pi!lows l'OUl· Bi istoU Fri. Snt & Sun. 9-4 G""' , 1 -d •1-LA[JIJ::S wunh'Ohe bl:lg, .ul>C'd each, i\lelniac dishes $2 bo~. " $4 600-1 . rt') & -'l .. fiS · I 's clothe ou1ar1.•1\' pll't<' unit $130 St>ars delw; ,,, '~ ranJ;t', x 111 con "'1• <lnC<' $30. Chest $-i. S1ngc1· lb bar bells plashc N'l:t l~'<I _ • a •-· a-~• Jll'11 '1~s 10 .. iutlflcl ~. \\'lute y,•ushca· & gas I' drop-leaf din tbl, ~ doors, rug cleonf'r $15. 675-2998
An-lite picture hghls Sl lt~ad \\'t'1;:_'11.I ~nd "'a 11da1'fl 6' 10 GALLON' aquar1un1 co111· l)C>fort' • 1o1 01'n, 1iai,ils, SI,'.~'. clr)'l'I' $3i5 Broii·n & hlk HACLER.S INVITED -n1lsc. 11e1ns. 6-1~~ , ~ .. •
each,;t.Ia.ndannchess.setin bar $2.i llor11.011tal \\OTk ple1t> $12. 2·5 ga l lon Sull~ ~ ~~S IO, Ne11 dtlSs I . l''b 15!"'25 Ot Gar,~c SUic Sat & Sunc1EAi~ Ki .· OOd ~iO \\A:;ltEll, d1)'Cl, Grunchg
case $5, printing easle $1, hcnch for h,inbcll , c·11shioncd aqun riu111s $:leach. 54S.-5i05 ~hoes 5()c-1.1C·~I. C~n,r1n1s,1~rov l~e.1v~. r~ ·=-l? II-.. I 10:30-.i. !J' )l'llo11• couch ,.;o l' "1s"'1'" S ·c~1 · ll1·F1 , \1·~te1' cooler, photo Deacon's bench $5. Laiosock ,. F ,, 1 I I tr11111 !al.Ile $1 o or -a11111ni;s JUJ. lgugnte • .><>. •· 11 I " .. '''''''""'' & ,,.~, "t4 N"" flea! S-1 on111 JXtuc C< s n111 • ' • Tei r. I 1. 1 i 11 l' "Presidf'nl i\ft'xica11 Uesk, li>nk 1lunish f>-18-1'48:> •1 _ ,.,_<_,_ -' ... ,, .. · v -,,.:;un
canlpuig potty $5, York and board SIO l\tyrlk• st<'I'('() I E\'ERYTH INC clean ,':: ~ood \IOJ'kS, 111 •Y. ltll'g(' ·~p._'l.iH!>~ 1-tonl('S." ::!3.'l-395.1 desk. kng sz bed & as~l'lt'd • • • ' . • -Sl.1?11 J 1111; 9" blk TV ll'Ol'k·
Big Bt>n picture puzzles SOc, al11f1hf1cr nnd r ec e 1 v L' l', <."Onchtioll, Bassinet Si. IJalJy cubllll'1
8. S$i'' ~"S~,~~1 o: good ies. 17ifl.'t SanT1a<>o Dr , Di'-LUXE ga.:i ~tovt. Goor~ n1g -phone 518-1050 Alter 6
yel\011· C.:hl'1ulle d O U b 11' Silverto11C" $25 both i'"'ull 1le111s: 1Ck:·S3. ll\)ll S2. g-111nes' :x:· , -SA L~'I \V>~U,~RNhot~r'°uRµE~';'kcd N1vpt Bch. ~'52-RO-lli 01 \\.0~·1k"1llf., E"'1f~igc'.'1'11l"?I io ,, SI~~ ll.J\1.
sprt!ad s3. Closet l»lgs $1. range stereo speakers SIO luustt'r $.1, hlcudet• $4, clcc-97~-48.i l 1\111 . filt;-;;129 c,1c 1 ~~ ~. • •• 1~"'"" :i.1 ==e7.°"'"----.-.
blanket 50c, travel ll'Oll and each. 30 yr. old antlqu~' GI-::. ti·ic canope ner $2. Playboy LADI ES II'('! i:nut $1, Guls JOO's s1yl1's 10 choose fl'Oin --llAGGFOY ANN 'N AND\''$ !\IEltCU lt'I 9.8 1•ng, used 1
board $2.~. La(l1c s AM/lo'i\'lrad1ostcreoreeord n111gazn1es 25c hot 11he1'ls IC<'S knlcflsizt>6S5,5'10-ot!M L11•ui~1·oon1se L1v1ng:t'00111sBARG!tINS! Lots of V\V -n'·$16 .20 . l !){i s11111n1c1. Ct: portnbl c
pern1ap1·e!.l shU'tS, poi)ester playt>r in upright ra_hinct, f,, .. lo•y $'.>, 1,.,.,,·, ""l 'i, IO)" b I Bcdl'OOlll!I dunng l'OOtllS box j)tllts, ping-pong I fl b 11', ~ .. ~ ' ~•I 111~1',cs,:~...;., sli'l'l'O II ti i t . Sa. .... ophonc • . • I k · ._ ,.__, ·'" .,. fl 2 CHILD'S dt-sk $1 5, 11'! '' , ' I , Q ., 'I vo.;:<lgllCl' llluuC s. v 4K'<I'" I G""1 I"" uresses, pan s, s I J t s' scnrnds grent $2;). D1spl11 y 10<'-SI. t h1lds l)pc11ritcr S3. cag:r> S2.50. an1n1nl ca~e S5 sprgs . n1aur s, s t o v cs' p ,1~ pen. uccn l• a r y " --'-~-"-"-------
s1o1ca1e1s, coats 5 (Jc -$ 2. ca~s. 4 rt. long, 2 ft. 11 itle. briefcase SI. 9.5 S.'l.turday .~ Rabbit <'nge S.1• shO<' skutC"s 1,..r11g . 11>1tShl'fS, dl'Yers. nll £·u~duons, !)C!t cages, bike a f\'EW t ires, 9 SO. 16.5, _8
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Books ~. d1u·k n1esh 3 fl, tall , glass lop, \\oocl Sunday. 1~05 .Jani.Hen Hd, ,,.,1 1 al gl l'.tt savings! llal1S, clothe~. gan1cs. toys, plys. \\'1th \\heels. 812-1 1;)() 1 1c di .' s, hose 2X p r , hc.td~tall, bit sLZl' 3 .• S2. Doubll' ..,...... XIX ){EPOSSESSION CENTER hll' cal>1nel c h ai r s C\'C'S 01· .lnytune ll'kl•llds. loys, nnlps, 11 es purses, nd 1'lth for ni!ta \'l'll<'f'l' lrun Alesa Ve1·de, Ci\! hpnng SJ, T11·1n slZt' n1llt-· dbo . f ' 1 k, ~ !!hOC11, cn1nl!ras, lugKa..."c, a i e ini; S7i. h ors I! $2). Jiand c:u1 , llllll'fly, for VfO . . , ti'l.-'ss ,r;,, box spl'uig s:> 1il9 E 4th St., Santa Ana san X, 1rep ~~· JUn • * 1-IOUSEJ-IOLD (urn1turl' • nilsc S!or1s 61]) &15-l521 n1agaZ111es lOc. Shpt g 1111 tr:ish en ns $.i Lncking r11r L~T? iay l.inip s.1. ~S<'rt :H9-lS27 Daily 9 to i * Sunday 11-5 rrl't' f11'{'11001I i'r1, Sat & Couch. 2 chairs, din sci, etc. : , · · ·
chaps for man 01 \all girl top ski 1 ack. Ilk,. nriv $2.-1 lanip S-. tranung \\he<'~!> SI, --, -. Sun. hvine to Highland to Call 84i-4517 13 \lf'l cr11J incl n1 a I I .
$2;) Boot shine kit Sl, 1.2 platei; aS!IOl'tC<l lOc-:!X All ktn«i!s of dishes 25.c-$2, ~l~\YTAG Wl'IHgcr \\'Hshcr CONTEi\IPORAR\ l'OUCh, 1112 Cambr1dgl• Lii, NB. '. . ,_ • Nn lur11l fin. h1u't111ood $15.
:\\e!ill'.'111 felt hat, n.1vy $2 Cli'.ISSl'll :X:-lOc Purses zjc L:1'.1_'P,s 50c-Sl . ~Io.,' h,1 n g $10. 8.\l\l-6Pl\I. 6~2-61 99 pd $900. sell $200. J\lu&1Jl' S-~135.l 11 by 3 pool S: .. J. Used 3 1110· C'Okf' 11~1 \'s nia kr o(fcr
Sll·aw hat 50c, cquitanon Vases 2ie·j0c, Sand candlri; ;?" S;, rasy ch1.1r $2. \'1S('s G 1t1Npr~R-~ St•nrs sza Dlhblcs. nl'l\.· ,SlOO: ~'! ... ~25 e~, ~.;'~ ... ~I~~" r.lryel', 220 Vol1s :i:'17-R",GJ .
suit<;, h111)()c:raft bro\\'Tl, size $1 ·$3. Bathroonl w·all pla· -X'-$ .. , d1-ess _ forn1 $2, All CrnKI \\heels $). Vai iac, 2 111 rin la e 11 ii. l.'ua u-s, -O.\K din rn1, onk rockc·r. oak ......,. ""--<lV<l<I '7-l\\-'l-~-N--lO--,pd--•~•/_ne_w
1.i $;) l\'a\)'. size. 16, $.l ques Si!l 60c. Br 0 1 h er good sha pe, 416 81v..'ld11ny atnps s.-1. J.;: h[l t>lectl'ie bar stools & bar fixt~u'C, 1xl hkc11sc, •I drn\\'C>r oak desk. 30 B.Y 60 ?lfclal dl•sk, no 111<11 ~npl~x llCC<'1'5 $35 6'
Scraps for quilts Sl box. 4~12 portable ~eii·ini;: 111ach1n(' CIRL's 20" Spy~lf'r bicycll', 1110101 $5, perfect. Old tools $l300, S<'ll all foi· SJOO. Ot· Roll top desk. 6' oak stereo lop, like 1111. for hon1c-ut· of· ~ fl · I good 'shRpe · S20
El i\lotlcna, j'l;ew p or • Ill"" N I · bo 1 -• It 118 "" <•tG '-'' l~llliul $30 Dbl bed S::W. l'ab1t1et 01· ?; 111arble top fil'l' 536-iti93. ~~~ .,1;..~~1 • ' • ' .JU. 1 c11• l'-lllln~ al't g._...., coot 1 IO!l . ,,...,,....,.., _ Sfi box. net a nrlqUl' .,.arnc•sc \\•rough! U'()ll \\'all fi:dW'CS , . , ----ti ra ....... ,1
Heights. 64&-0lli $2.50 Round yrllo1v kl!chen 26' or 110 St•ale slo! 1,11. 1en1ple rul>Ou1i:: on l1l'i' $•10 ~I' a JI Sat . fl 5 bdrn1 set, nmhoi:;any 4 CAR roof car11cl'. \\Hll'r =R~E'-F-'R~l~G~.-,10-,..-,,--,1-0-p-co-n<"7I.
I tabll', 11_alnu t_ \\·ood S2.1 No ltack and cars 1,,-o,.,_9_~"~ p.aj)f'r SIO. 543-7:!34 · c: 1;'t'd· a .,A,,.iA,;.rl postl•r bdrn1 set. \'t>ry IJCaut p1~JOf, All plas ltc. Like new 1 c i\fA Gt-;VS cho1d orgcu1 SJj. h ID-I G9 ...,. ''"" -P111 '" 8 ay sun, veo-tJU carvl'd 9 pc bdrm 11CI: cur.·· Askin~ $50 5'18-6.'i90 $!Oil. Planl.!1 vrry argt! lull" Tlungtnakers, 5 set:. $6. l' airs a -' ~ ---sur.rBOARD 6':!'', c g g · j :\N-flQut;'1ypc --;:. h c st <!( \VE S'l'Ll.!F'F ~loving Sa.JP! et'I oak China l'<tblncl, nun·· ~ . h1'll, Alllle11s, roses, lc tnons,
Latnp $2, old Fi\I-1\i\if radio S~fALL air t'OnlJ'Jl'C><Mll' and shaf)l'd very gO!XI condllion dl'!t\\Cl'S Sl> 01est Sa Parckard Bell Co Io l' ble top Y.'ash slancl : n1uch DOUBLE box sprui:; flll!I S.'i·up !'i lli-4018
BEAUTY innerspr1n .... mat-$5. Origan11 se!s $3, gan1es spray gun $8. Larlics bike $25. 646...~iS Cookie Jal' $1. Chopping T\'-.\i\1/Jo~l\I stel'eo. S, n1cu\!. t..JQ5 S lln'Ch Snntn n1utll'l•ss and headboard S3..t J_\).tr"-s--.-,,-~-,,-,,-,~,is:~l-~-,.-o~ld
50c-$2. i\Jotlels 75c-$3, 10 $6 10 gal nillk cans $S Off LA lllOl·k SI. Vases nnd ll'a.\'S couch. Club chairs, king SIZI' Ana, 835-1789 ' 545-'..'9.16 l'l'ft·1~, clo!hc1', lit11 TV.
ANTIQUE "'ash stand $25.
Antique gk1s $25. 1',olduig
serving cart $10 \\'ood fruit
bov.l Sl8. Old picnic food
co1·er $5. Lip1on tea can $10.
Cotlonscal~ $15. Decorated
cheese round hox $1.i Cool
oil can $1 5. i\len's bicycle
S20 Portable l)'J)C\\TUer
$12.50. 675-5743
~ss. full sizC' $ l 5 -speed bike $15, y,•eigbt set 11'1nW ooucjJ.. 111ntl ch,iir S5 n~~oES5 ~~1~~1~11bi~~la ~ 25c each, children~· txx>ks llPd. Kelvininor f~zer, WROUGl-IT Iron din set ., LARGE: h(K)(led BBQ 11ngon. nusc 1lt'1Hs. Dodgl' tires
ut)TCsl box spring, full $4. B&\ n\Olorcycle parts and $), Ol' 1 StO bolh Off L S 10c-25c. Plaqul'_s 2.JC each. rrfng side by sidf'. 2001 1111. 1 rr "-· ' -ell'ctr1c s1arie1, l'X11'a1', like :ti 1.;,709 size, a-ood condition $1 5. 111ute love scat $20. ;; coffee uggn~e 5 Polynesian 1" us h 10 11 Sh 0 11 $ 1 I II 11 d D NB 642--0~17 c 1 < s c 11 ero....,s, gas _ ? _
P..0!11111'.ay bed 1vith n1allN:!1s $J-$10, Suzuki 90 crankshaft. and '"d lnble!I 12-•". 1\vin la111p S5 Glass11a rc IOc 300 1 II I 1'1 Jg 1 a n r ' · rlryer $25 Elect exercyclc ne11 $.1.i 6-1.-5310 81. !'i: sulii/IJt:rl $•10. Refrig. ·~ 8 11e1" $25, near new CE -N ~1 Id C 1, niotan1at1c co1nrra , co !J.15-S.'\45 · · 2 2· ---~· nim Kodak n10\lie box spring:s $1. DraP1·r1es .. ar1go "r,_J l>•gh cl•air r.n_ l\lini i\lold chc!>1 or d1·a11•e1·s. U7 HIDE-a-Ix'(!. Anl1qur se11>1n;::: $1:1, J fl 10'' su1•f IKI. $40, $10 1971 C \\! II A~l-Fi\I desk ratlio $10 446 " ;.Jl/\;, Ph I Co rt 0 1 ?ii I I f bl S '. 0 camera · -a ac.-e, Ca tali na, Neii'}>Ol't Heights 7:>c·$2 Sn1:1 ll 1·ugs 1:-ic.s2. \\ 1-~1c1-rr set SlO Punching scl 50c. 5'1~1954 SALE n1aple r.11.. & ~1rs a nro1>a-u . c11u rnnrh, cro p en t c. nu-Hl(;tl Suht1r11/1'11n -., .
CM ~2949. Sat·Sun. Sl2-"""" Porr·1b!e a1>artn1ent w11shrr bag $12 Planks, all ~izrs "" chesl \\/Or 11 /out n1J1't' Ve1de area t111ucs 558-14i3 003-::&~~ ....,..... ->"' BL1\CK and wh11 c portnble --·;:_-.,.,.~~--~ BIKE, gn·l's $5. 646-5607. L'JTCHEN table and chair $2 Brass table l11n1ps $2 30 Rock l'Ct'Ot'ds ~1 50 Tnpc TV $2S Solid 5 1 ._1 1 c \Vh ite naugahyde sofa bed, LIDO Gora_gl" Sale Sal -t.ikt' to T1·adc" Our Trader i1 I G11"1SO~ 1'i~£1·1~ 2 dr 11-orks
R. EC L l NC ER Ch a IT• "sl.'". •'"Y eharr $.>'. R•k••. Cricket t1'j)f' ChA1r frame $•1 recordel' $j i\l1 c1'0SL'O('>l' S7i stei-eo-radio S20. 5<\;)..24?'1 la1nps, Ibis, chrs. drapes. htov1ng, flll'tlllUl'C!, 1' V, Paradise colun111 is for you• $G.i Eski'.1 OUlbo!lT\1 niotor ·:'!
;JO.I ""' " ?-.IRple styl<' woocll'n l'nsv \\' h e e I" l'1111s. 2 -Slj --------Ednie c.it1n:l. n11sc, Sat & uphol t'('1n 'ts, I a n1 p s, j Jines. 5 di'.IY~ for Sj. C.1ll h/r $Gii l"k lll r1 i't.'ull11 sa1" ~~· bi'Own -leather SlO. bnol·-y<~!.,0011•1_,, 15cll'. e:-~_h, 1t0•. chair. 2 c·u~h1ons s•. Old I Vo tks11'agcn sen ts. \'" n. \Vi\LNUT coff('(' tablr $15, Sun. 9-5. 1432 Sandcastlf' 1abtei;, p1c1urcs, desks, etc. today ... &12-5678 _$10 1'~7-1127. ~ ,,_, ,, .,., $11 11·ooden chair S1 Ironing I 2. $8. ii l:J 11127 Tc·ak occnsional chtt1r $20. Cdr.1 64-l-2881 3408 Via Oporto, 6i3-4168 ---
BICYO.E ira.me y,•1th 1vheels K1tchen door, 32 :< 80 $8, board $1 r-:xtra 11-1rn1 CO?.IPLETI:: • I h (;rl'l'n u1Jholster{'ll t•h1111· S20. I II \VE t r l'Vl'S
$3.50. 54.S-1764 folding bed $.3.50 Brand new Jackets. good for 111111er 12_ . ~ ~l'• 1·l11na '}-~ c:s I Hl .. \·k han~111;; l,ln1p $7 '. G E ive1{r1 ung f rom, l~E="r=-~.-=-,,--=~= AL~llNUl\f sliding wintlo•, garbage can $4.50, small spoi1~ $7 50 enL•i. l~u:?;~C, I '. f\:nn10~ e dryi>r S-'· a-H 1-11. -i11.•C1l!i l\Ol'k SlO. '~~11 , .1'0S iw re rig , o H L JI s .S..'l.rd1!1csv11le! TVs ,4 6 18 dii.nn co\·er $2, cane $1.50, \\'al'fh'Ohe $2. ~)1s..2112 526 9;~a-.:l::ii\l/:::.GoodJC.'\l'~rcs l t\i\I . F.\l IUH l.'J SIIi j l-1. ~R set. a1111quc t-r. fu111 -Pin to tires & \\his. -x 4 • • 548-1764 kin,.size bedspread S4 50, 2 El ,.1 •••• ,,., N'. ,, P 0 1, 1 S11 Juclo su11._11e11 SS F.lt•C· 1 rr .. 11-. d 0 11 C"ha1 rs. ,qold nnrrors, crystal bahy 11t•111s. 1nat£•r11 l'lothl's,
OVE . .., """' .. " ,-I I $' L I i niptll l a, J.t 1 • .t ·1[1(1' 'I' ·ust oade I book "I" c· RSTUFFED chalr, new ,.liCUUlll cleaners SG.50, $2 }feicllt nc ~rui1 ar _;, aiuµ Pl' r Gu·l's bike SS Cuµbonrd .., · · · L: • 1 J\\' ry, hiys, s, r. 1 '"'·
1d1pco\·er $.l. 548-,1164 Vah'C' coiers $3, llUitcases --~ s. --· Si Ba1·bel! !!(!/ Si E1~ .. 1111· dooi-s S:l t•ach. [.a11_:l' fish ~'01~1~9 P lus othl'r ilcn1 s'. 21:<t. Ct.t-Sut & Sun
re~ntly, 111ay need a ne\\' case $1.50, type\.\'Mtcr case 2700 Peterson \\'ay, D I. ~uils SIO eal'h Jackels S5 2 i:-M.: l'ac·h. books ix cal'h, GOI DE~ oak Hoos1cr; 1\n11-ru1111tw't' clolhf's, d1shl's,
Ft.I Radio, \\Orked 11-ell un11J S1.2a, Sl Se1v1og maclune tlARBOR Greens Apts. •llD, fl') 1*'11 $3.5._'l. '.! UI'\\ flll'll':;l l)(.111•] \\llh IJUlllP s~ Ci,ltrll'S .:!_____~"::::'~ ICATIACE Sale, Lake r orc:st,
tube $1. 645--0137 $1.50, car tires $4 each. back of office~ aftPI' IO ,\:'IL l.inips SI nnd SS. L:.i1.y 1111\~,11.Ult'S IOc each Cullec· qul' M'n1nans Io c k c r ·1 dr)l'l'. 1ntcrcgtim: odds & l---.fi;Miffis:l~;tt;;Hig;;N;"i;irt-J-!l~ta~k>~,L~l5 5=& era S:?J, SllOt' 1 racks .-:jl}c~, 1 S~1111 Sus.'l.11" i.l::·s,;.;,o EJ1•c11·11· 1 1or·s 1..-onuc books. !'1Jr111 els. dl'eor.11or 11·111c cask, brand r>nd11 s.-.1, June 30th, JO sn1, hA.DIE-S-3~~hght·1'' 8 $1, gns sun 3:11P .,..i 11 :; an~ leflon gr1dulc ~j. 23::.! Hu!. I) C 40c-$? 186., Tu~1u1 nu Ph:1ff Se11•111:,: n1ach. 2:!2:\l liucklund Lane, Lake
bicycle w 11 h genf!Elor, 1110 l j ~481. 20."\0I \'ases ZJC·$1. Pair hunps S.:1 gel's Di· I \"~· CL\t 6·1·~~97--I i_•_t'ICI'_ uscrt, B~t 0 fr r ·1 f'ul'(•:;I For an ad in
Call Mary Beth
Woman's World
642-5678, .... 330 light~ and Dasket, excellent each Corv hot plate SI. 'ic. 1 --·-'·'--• iti-4 .7"~--o----,,-,c cond!lKlfl $Z5, 540-1371 S \\'. Cypress, Santa Ana Ne11 Ii pleCc i)un£•h ll01\·I $8. R~~\ console L'Olor TV. as_ is LIDO ISL1:: -1 1~ T1 ll'><I(' a.. l<l7 f\~llLY 1o1 /h11<gc, S. Jo'. Heigl,"c='~~--,,.-,--,"'"' Ne\1' ctan"Ol lnslant llalrsct· ~-a. Tuo Victeor \\al nut 2a x o.osun and To}otn P:1r1 s. BE \UT t't"d/blal:k .t 11!111,. hon\('. cu r. hk1· to eXchang:t'
R10CKl4 Ir NG hos1""11• S<00Tri1<1y'1le SATUllD1\Y. Sunday U) • .j, ter $8. Lainp Sl. L:unJl $:!. ,.() x 19 speaker ca!J1net~. '' H.1thus $18, T1rc!> & \\het'ls d1nt'llf', S80 r.lex!t'an ihn rn1 rf)r s1u11l' u t1100I, u1 N.S For Half.Sizes!
• agon • 0 er orse 2920 Sea11e11 Ave, comPr of Desk and light$~. Stools $2 i-pcnkers rnch Sla i'~c~h SS to Sl4 1Nf'\\'I Auto u11tl !'l'\. Sli5 Edger SlO. 2 nr<'a. He!s Pt. AU$.:. 1·1151
$12. New tractor $18. !-"ire rns and Scavie11, C.'orona \\'atcr pie S6 Ulilitv tnbli> Uµhols1ered chair S :i four spC'Cd 1ra11!;1111ssions Danish chairs SIO r a. T.11-92:17 I
engines 50t:·S2. 'fyke b1kei; D•I •1.... ,1,1 .. , .... nd>t•o•-• · G4'' 1".02 > • \\ I r 1' k \I I I k '··I $30 ' 2 .. u .... ,,., "" S3. Coffel' pots .~1·$2. Infra ~. s:.~1. !\l.1g hces or rue s 1 O(et'n 1un ...._ ... s, ~ FVE:l!Yl'HIN(' 1• ~~977 Ce>·lon Dr. Ci\t $25, dining roon1 table nnd 4 n!d la1np $10 Elec1ro\ux s:; ALU!\llNU.\-1 con1pa11mi>nt & Ct11'S S20, Doors S20. lan1p~ $5 ~a .~501 L1ncoli1 )Ts of fuiii.' .~· u~111~:\0t~,,_.11:1 ,
chairs $25, 4 single beds $25 1-IOOl'Cr $1.'; Folding: screen doors 1\·1th ft anu•s IOl' Rl'rh11111g bucket Seals S25. Ln, NB 646--09.H ut<:s. Sal & Sun 10 ani. 6.';(I
POKER table, fol.ding legs ea. Lan1ps $2-$5, n1ushroom $3.JO \\'1g1> $i 4 1v1'-'>t1i;:ht llu1lers, ca n1pers, \nns. 14 r;1,1~s S5 to $25. Dri1 c Shttft STICl'i:LEY cof!et• table •18" Plun1cr, C.l\I 61fi-JOG6
SlO Ping-Pong table $5 ~tool SIO, <:lock radio $10. Iron corner piert$ $j t'Hf'h x ii. 14 x22. 12 x J5, Hix '.!ti. SIO, Stef'r1ng Geat' & \\lh'"l"I cbnnie~cr ,i:, sucklry ,I poster G"ll \C l:~ Sn l • d~1-1 t
673·ii81. 212 E1·ernng Can· ·&resSt>r t ), coffee table BOOKS :'.\ft1ny oul of pruit !'/., ;,7 S5 each. 642-1302 S1 7 .. Disc B~'flk~s 1:1cludini::-, lli•lti h<'<l set eompl All xlnt f ' ' • ~ • ~. • ·.~' 1 u yon Rd., Cd:\!. $10, 11•rpught iron 1able $4.i, 1 . 1 I Disc & I lld!i t f1'011 'fl 1 Coll ' kd 9 1 -fu rn. stn. apphanL'I'~. n11sc, ).
20 atXI i>ar y ed1Uons At \.'Cll· \\'JllRLPOOL 1\1.iShi>r, C\· R, f' .. > ~ nt • I\'. ays o .1, 16262 Bradburu, HB
TIVIN box spring. nlattre.u 4 \.\TOught iron chairs S2 tUl"C', juvenile. p o p u I a 1· ('l'lll'nt running condil ion 1•~2!i!X!11E'.~,,'!,.,!20· Rl,:1," 1'25
1RJ .1 10-8212 ask for Ito. ·J~----1 $ti e11.ch. 1-~raine S 5 • Patio i;el $20, "chaise lounge 00,·els, ni Y s 1e 1.1 c s, 11. $25. 615-2J23 J, 1 .... .... , 1-·xlfc 1 k 5 .,, • 1 ltfOVINC, niany n1 1 ~ c
Portable TV $1:.l. fH&..8~ and pad S.!5. giant bulleun Just.rated ·Book oolleelin" 1.n!'!r11 n11•n1s S4 10 S10, Rear ~ · · {es • X-.: · Y.OCK household ilc1ns boo k s
board $10. 2 bl'ach chairs S4 inaTotZLnes Tarian Fii·~ Lc\DIES 3 :sJIC{'d Sch11·1nn I Scats SIO. Safct\ &II,, S.'i ~1·au1 fornuca lop, d1"a11·c.rs C'lothes, soine f~ni. S.'\I ,;
JUNKING V\\' Fastback: Cabinet $8. old bar-be-que Little PrPpcrs $ 2· .i. S 1 S2.'; J.IS-::Go;.:: s{'1 Ali l' r n at or!'-a1KI 11111~ lock, uphols t'~ir. S1111. 20i51 Elizabeth Ln,
Bumpers SIO each 560-15 $1, hibachi $1. Used carpet 64&-10-16 1~0RT·acr1b $12.50 5.iG-20111 I St:1r\l'rs SIO 10 S 2,,.0. 6$11·~1/096 Eastblurt. N B . It ll,, ~968-4=-"903=------I" \
ne\.\' tires lln 4 lug rin1.s $15' S'-and "'. ad1'ustable nlf!tal -('0 1 bu1·ators 110 I" ..--: h D •020 h o. ~ ' F'.l.f'.CTRIC I 11 '' ' v -' CHAIHS bl'cls book eac · 1sc ~ eac . ~ats, office ehair ts. lawn mo11 er '.! OCCASIOKAL chahs S-:i n 1 <' ~a 11' · Po\\ cl' Mastt>r brnkt• !'ys1en1 :! :'llATCHING tlornl o!'nngc cloihes · tools ' nlm't" L:"..•
excellentconclttion $25eaclt. 110. End tables s;; ea, bar each. Green src1·1•h1r1· drsk ho1i1cn1adr Sl7 618 \\!.I s1-\rindsh~ld11 l(X'rmotor l ciuiitedlovl'Seathtdeabcd 9 · ' · ~.
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-and '-·• n· $25 D•-S""<. I ct >-,,,,,, J \\'Jl!iOI' 0 1 • J, , , s, r'<!nd . J U1K' 23·2~-Z'i9 Qo-Je ~ '"'" rear ,.......,,s J. .~tools $3 cl\, \.\•all heater$!;;, " ;><. " 1 __ .. !Sj, Ra11e1)' . T.\. tube $4. I h~· J_ braided n1g, maple St Apt c C"I "' ~ -v
each. Left front fender Sll. ;\dull ganies Sl-$5. n1a1clung n1l{ht slnnd SI! ~E\\' chrsl. l drau·cr Sl3.50. G-78 \\'idl' 'J"ire 1Nc\\q $1 7, t'O!ft.'f' tbl All l'l'l'J' nict · · · .
Right rPar fender s1;;. Tail -Ret•l1nt>1, blal'.I.: 11ylo11 SZ:i I 618 \\. \\llson C:'II I Ch:lll'. $i Tra1IL'I' 1-tilch ~· 1 613-7654 7'.!Q.11 l-IUl.1_ \ Cir, liuntinglO!l '
''.ht .'··n>bly ,,-'''''· i\tarORC\'CLE tires s4 0 . I I bl ·-\\'I I I ,,_ I Sal • Su Ba' -21 8 .,~ 18 i?-ceas;ona a r .,..J, i1c ~f\\'d ·k -1 ,,. 8 Sf)Cc inl heavy dut1· V,\\'. c·O"CH"' nl h ·S!O ,...,11c1. n uy ,, Other lxxly parts le-SID. each. 5 x 1 • <llN x · "-J l'tlr top car rier $.'.i, 2 b;irs. 2 ' · t-s · "c nt\\Cl .,l, b~ IHt ch Sl2. Coll fir i:: t ... u -N. <.'O our c au · furn, s 111 a l l appliances, 1 ,
64:>-76S9 x JS, 3:-JIJ x 18. 400 x 19 h1rd c·agei;: S3·S.l. Colen1a11 \\. \\1lso11, U'l G-' 1-R1 :-l?\t' S21, Con1 11ton F.ncy bookcn~cs n11sc. 968-4341. ..r
Large Hehnet/salely lock bo S3 ?-Ills 1872 ;\~TIQL'.E fOl d1ng oo~ri11nl I .... I ----$1J, ('Ol"lll'r SG. huge p11lo\\'S I===~~· ~~----
ANT!QUE brass floor lamps $9 l\'cii' 18" r 1111 and spokel'I, ~nto\~a. C:'li.-6.rrs.~·~19 -sc:if'{'n f.!S ~fl'li'S )>hoe t"Ollci· SlO ea oil rmintlng~ J{OUSE full of ruruilure !or ' $10.$25. Ouldren's clothes, rack, 1gn1uon/keys $10. 12V 430-6981 ' one \\'eek star11ng Sal. June
toys, book3 IOc-$1. BBQ llattcl')' charger K412 S4. DOUBLE-iJCd by-\\'illt!t. i;ohd o::kutes, s.izi' 7• likr ll<'I\ SIO. 11~ l DREX1''L i\l """ d . 30. :)(17 H1\·1t•1a Dr, Cl\1
\\lagon $10 T\\'ln n1attress. :>4S-9S:12 Rcx·k :-.Japle._., n1t>tal sS~~· :L~;z~cs ~c~acl~~2Hoi ~11~:~~ MefchandM . V l'OO~i ;et: 1 b~'(fci . l'~l~~,:~~Lcor14o=8-966~'=c7-~---~~ 1 box Rpr1ng, frame $10. EICO no Ju'·-t••te• and 610 ports, Shepha1u casters _J. I k I 8 l ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;~m;; l"l•I•, G cl•a>·, .• , 11.-• 22121i\IISC. lu1·niture, <ood for ' Divider 31. 644-890C> 000 ..,., '" • St>n11 f!rn1 n1£1!lreSS a11d box rui· \ll1 l Innis, approx 0 ... " " "'
adapter $25 2 tuhe cadd1es springs. ll('ii• conditlo!l, S2a rt S3. 1-101 \\heel!; carr1rr 31 F1f'sta Bluffs ( Nl'\v porl t'Pnt .1ls. l lou,;:chold 1ll'n1s
r\EAT 42" range hood $10 \\•1th 200 tu bes $25. Boxes I-lo! \Vhec·ls: ca1·~ IOc c,1ch. Furniture 810 Bc;1chJ 641-5301 i\Tust hr irold 10 to 6 &it & lloll"•-• l>•ad~,,~ 18 Bedd1n~ and spreads $2:5. .,--,·--~. -, .. n· .. ~"" 1 k CdM ;/' .. 'JV<.' • ,.....,,_ '" • nc1r capacitors and ri>s1sto1·11 &16-l3&1. " ~.,..,, i\JATCl llNG rablc lanips, ~un. J\1\1 .:ir spur. ..'
Croquct se1 $4. 548-3774 $2:-i 1-tcathkit ca p a cit 0 r ----------' SOFAB~:D green & 11·hi1e, SAT ~ S 11.I r PA!R Jan1ps. SO" niilk g lass vri y i.:ood cunrllt ion S75. double globe b.1se 1r1th la1·gc • · un -• 1sc. a111que". · lA'ASTE l{fNG d1shwa11her, tester IT-ll E1co VTV!\I 232 $l5 each 6 14-176;). 2 V \\'. urei;: & 1\·her!~. n<'<lr c.iiaisi' loun[!e, d CJ 11 n s hades, one hanrl p:un!cd _ TV~ 1001~ .'t,, hotl~C 11lants,
11·ork1ng S20 Child's Singer $2:> each Box parts, tools, llCll' $10 •'<l V \\'. sp!l! •',J'>l' <'Ushion, llltic <itullf'd l'hinll. olht'I' ii·lute $20 l'nch p,111n hn·n11urr, rlothes, &
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face 1111 tch. ue\el used $5. 2 TU·o ilouble mattres:o.es and Rarkf'r Br11 avocado green tor .t: srartl•r s;; ea. 2 'l·holc _ _ BEAUT. llhl!c 11, 1 r k e ,. ......!· L~unn. •19:t-216fi l""'"""'\(:J'~J .. ~ !i"ptakers $lj each. Clothes box sp,.ogs SIO e 8 c h sz;. &t~,-=17=6>~---c c--oc spht nn1~ & ru·r~ SIO i'o. 1' ll .• HCl.J1.0N ycllo11· p!flid
and shoes $1·$J. Books lOc· 51a-.1G7l IA:: CR"fB, coniiilete ivith r:nr Bar·B·Qtll' ~l;J Rf"nault lool'I' piltO\\' bni'k -,>Qfa, lrg. kllC'hen set. 6 1\•kfls old SIOO BASSl~ET, bah,\• I ! e 111 s,
15c 312 Collon, Ne\.\•port "1;;'auress 110. Six dl'al\'er rad1ato1· 310. 2 V.\I'. ·10 hp i\led1 ! ehes-1. IJO,'t !iprlngs. o, lt't.'Or<1lor blan1ps $40. ~hu'-lh)'s,I iron, !~,.-~c·~. lll~nsder. ,,.._.,_ •t' "l''J T \"PE\VRITER. Standard, I d SI" """ C ~--• 1, ... ,.,, S3".~'t l tS ) e top 1 Ii;, $50. Chn1rs. n1uc 1 11101-c. ,......,, .:3.'tl '" • un .-,.-,..,,., v,,......, ~ Under.iood. good conch tion antique(! rlres.se1 nnd sluncls it•a s .> l'.'l .,...., ht•i :? bbl '-'''" "" ,-~ t:ii3-4ll:i9 lf\O.l J11n1a1cn rtd. ~1e11<1 !
INHERITED \\liite cabinet 515. 6rJ...2176 fll). Clilld's nc1v 10" ball ni11n1fold $i. ti'...,C' \IJncJo11• OCC.\SIQ;\.\L chair. J1al1an ,\Li\IO;-"' nu Sl){a SIOO. xlnl vei·1le, C.Al.
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condition $25. S.l&-4253 D£SK, 2 n1al('h1ng $25 each. seats, good eo11clit1on $12.j() ~tu•ks $.'.i ca 2-~" 11·11lcnl'd 1:111 r.1 o1·nng:c u1>l1•llSll'l'Y. ll)ve sent $60 Roth \.\'/ad· BE,NTIVOOD Chall;~. anttq·~.
$25 each 2 1natching chairs each. Scivtng 111,1chint!' $10. 111\('l'I ~ foi· 1-·oi·tl JI" Sl7.c S5 1;llf.1d c'f)ndllion. $3.;. 61:>-2.i63 ch11onnl nu cus1on1 inndl' 1\ int nots, Ira er cabana, SOl\\'INN unicycle, good $2.i eadi Rolla11ay bed $25. 979-8279. •·a.5ll·3-.lli slip Col't'I'. 5"0-:i1J2 la\\·nn10\1'ers. 21201 B1'C!ton 9451 I" 10}'2.20}'2 i
cond111on $2."1. 21 ~ Clinlon 545-5004 i\IA PLE table \\•fG chairs, * S01'"•\ & LOVESEAT * 1.n, Hunt', Bch. \1\tlanta s_. r.., 1lf. 1lf.
engine, just rebuilt $20. \'\V bucket geals S;). \l\V high, ~IF.N'S 10 ~peed $25. r.ten'i; & rrost ft'el' refrig, rechner, nPvcr used, both foi• $l5;l. ·~""="'~"~"~"~d~)-~----I Mi'-" o.,.~.,.. 646-9791 SLEEPING bag $3. 548-li64 back scat3 S2:;. \I\\' parts $1-\\0111e.n's 3 speed!ii $5. Each. n1<I. dish'CSS coHee table 10 "'"
R EF It I GER AT o R $~ 125 5-18-9960 Gi rl's 24" hike Sl.i. 2 Girl's 5.'i7--0282 968-7910, Usually hon1c. i\IETAL lalhe \.\'/baek gears. KNEEBOARD. El Paipo, threading geors, 10015 &
great for beginners $20. Bucket seats $4 each VFO V1.V ballerics, like TIC\\' $1, 20'' bikes SIO & Sl2. Bike TITE BLUrFS. Oioice pieces REF1UCERATOR, C:0 u Ch • other access. $100 or tr11de.
56-155.5 10 n1eters to 160 meters $20. VW lires and \\"heels $:?. V\\' pai1.1i, fraine.s 1 0 c • S 3 · of furniture incl. bdnn sel, ronee tahlc ~qunnum, din· Piano, Upright Grand. Allll· Step out sn1a111y tins l!Unl·
PU.Sil 111.ivn mov.'er , 16.. Cosco high chair $8 La.rge running boo.111.s Sl.50 each. l•"i·i~i~laiie, eleetnc rlryer · xlut cond, reasonable. Call Ing set. 6'16-3ii 12 que $150 2542 Elden, CJ\1 nier 1n this pl'tnce.ss dros.~
round bird cage, -4 fl. $4. V\\I renr <leek lid& $6. F'l'Qnt \\'orks, $l0 Old POl"lnble ·"· 1 or aft G, 644--0134 \VAt'ITED to buy hkt'-ne11• h' he I blade, sh,...., $1. 6" blnde I 1~ tt T bl stoi·e •.-,, olil b•·n.•· •<•>dll'O•>" GARAGE Sale 111 5 S•i & that llC ICvt'IJ I PoPU ar -~,, 1'"is 1 n.,:-t. "" sq. · a e hoods S8. F'ront nnd 1c111 ~ "'~ " 2 DA VENPORTS, 8 •. VC'\V('t (u1·nitul'e ,i:; la n1ps, nice & Fu 1 V" • " I I 1 k bl\ edger $6. RDJI l'OOl1ng pa1.J('r sa11• t" x t ens I on• fits V\\1 rcndcl'fl S;).$10. :llR-9960. ~:l. 1>:ur. Boo}(c11i<c $10 l'C1tsonulllc 64~ ... 1681 Sun, m turc & hf1sc uyerei: Cloo thru I 1'" I <
u $3.50 Jloll 11s phalt roatlng Crnitsninn $5. 1-lalhcra!ters r.1o1t11 cycl!' hl'lnict $ 3. nnt!<1vc gold, I sk.v-hluc · ltemlf. l\1esa Ve.rd<!, 2021 seanung. 1oo>;C 11 1 r J)-C l'Y ! paper, while $3.~IO. 545-3479 nll hral)rJ re<."t·iver, SX mode.I '.!-TIHF..t; u n<l l·1n1S (or (;11 u:u· $.'i. Dulll!lh 1111.Klcrn h1'flC11rlC' $.15 .~ $45. 6~5-8R!'i9. • QUEEN·s1ze h1rle·a·hf'<I, Oaltra Pl, C.M polyester.
Li\MP. beautiful decorator, $Z5. OilhJ'!I Janlp $75c 849 Cush1uo u n1otu1't'yt:I•". ~ x ,
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! 50" tall, hargnln a l $2j, (;nngre~s St. C.i\1' off l'lacc.11· 350 $10. !'>48-29WJ • •·111• I). C"QI cc:t1h e<i, n1l!te OININI ; ' t. T!allan Pi,.,vltt· _ ~ ' · _ full (Jf ilr111s. Sat-Sun, July 20 SI I I' I
Vanity lx>nch $3. Foootrd 1ia Avr., Ci\!. .. T1tAILEit-a11·nh~ $2~1. 1002 10e·$~ i''l:,."ln·al bnttlcs 2.-IC· c·tnl. nv11l 1vt2 leaves. By J:t:AUT l\IJ\1100 T~U~'Fl·:T 1. 1~~1. 2127 \Vlndw11 NI L11. HP~. 1t • 7.C 1 1 iust
I amber glass bo11l $ ~. Po111111c 1r11n111nl~sion nnd S :, J>111lCrl1acks :.,... f)l'i•S<'l, .t: i;l'l'\C'I'. '~ 1')1·1c~ rta1'(' bt·vcled n11r1"0r~. i\lu&t Nii 37) take8 2~~ ynrchi 4>tnch.
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OVERSTU1',FE D i:trm cluur reel $25. Nev.· boot/1ratlcr hends S:r> each, Cfidilloc ~ SUIU,EOARU~-g00-,-con-PiNr. llor\"e!lt lable, I l'al)· .~LlD blreh droplcar din rtH nfr Nc\1l10r<' & \Varner, FV. Ct!nlli for each puli,.1.11 riir
rocker, a-ood (ll)t)(\\lio11, $20, 11•1nch DL 1200 Sl O. Siuall ino\or &t Pll11" $Zri. llot1pilt1 _clllion, $10. 4!H-786S. hulls cln1lrs. "' hr•n<'h Slij. t11hl<', 2 ICll\'es, 5 chrs, 5210. lo'\lrn Ap1lllane<:s, clothing .. 1, '!•II and 5 ... ~·ial ltandl· ... •-n nd crnnk hC!d 111KI wnlke.i· $20. 3 ~---2 1 1 ·' 642 0083 1 1 1 " • •-.:.un.,.;-Jlm 001 " rug 1-:;vinrulk: OUtho&-rd motor 1 ANTIQUE Y.'""Oll \1•h•"'•I ~.. c·aoopy >Cl 5 1\ ,.111'l'au-t. _ -· Ju >Y tt·n111. &:11-• ..;un. ,.,, •. , otl•envi~h thl-.1·clnll!I I ant S20 540-5128 1 1 1 bu11icr a111I ovcn, >ulallc "" ._.,. ,,..., Cul ·•·• IO'I !'< ""' •u ct r • S25. 22 l.larllu/G enr t( ~IO\'lf $20. love seal $20. l~utlan 11<:1tc $10, !l'tx drn11"f'r $7:'1. Pit. • ~·-;___ W•ll Unit-W•lnut USED office ( u r n \I u r r . delivery \VIII lake tlll"OO
TWO cribt $9 and $13. (',olf rlrle/scope $15. J ac:oba 9' Suburo rngh1e $?~. rHS-1038 dn.•ssc1· S7.50, Ptld table 2 l\tATCillNG Jiving 1·n1. 8ft. Sl)) * 968-6112 trundel bM & n1isc. 911 OiU 1\lttk" or more. Send 10
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Kiri's 2 y,•hecl bike $3. Small sea pole/Rtt s: Penn 349 i\trNI bike $25. Table 811W $10, set of 4 bar slools $5. !119-8826 AVOCADO VINYL 64iSJ58. ' PIWT. 4•l2, Patlem Dept., ,s 1 t n.t r ay frame $2. $25. Ocean Oty 4.0 $25 Penn $20. typewriter fl5. Sc\\·ing ri.telnl 1yplng 11tand $2.SO, ,;T\c;V°'IN"'s'°i°"z=E-,.bo-,--,.-rl.,-ng-1-,,lr. Ra.·hncr. WI . 979-719;1 J[JNt:; l>-t6-l7. Hou8ehOld _ ti2 \Vest 18th St.. New
Fireplace l('l'e(!n $5. 232'1 I 25 $6. Ocean City ll2 $6. machine $20. Air coin· table lamp $5. Ou a I rk now, S-15. COUCl-1, grcenf.gold~ 6~J, Sltn'O _ E:Xct'clse, boat & York, "N.Y. ]{(ltJ, Prinl
Eklen. No. 1, CM 833-2480 PtM 285 $5. Penn SenA.tor pret1.,r $25, Flat 1100 Sedan turnt:tble, needs molor StO, =~~. 1 e excellent co ndltiOn, $00. hrunJCB equipment 271 NAME, .\DORF.SS \vlU1
I 1.0 $12. Peluge_r 1420\l (6l with papers $2S. 8 1r1tck metal sculpture $5. Original I °"""~'--,-,.-,---,---c::= ~9578 Ca..·il Pl .• Ct\t. ZlP, SIZE and STl'LE
SC .-AM•LETS $25. lo)'(!sh ~Ater polc/retls nulo '1tereo deck, lie\\' $2.i, 2 oils $15, e1u nplng a-enr SEARS ~lectric dryer $35. NUMM:R.
and nyrod/reel $ 5 • $ 8 · _... mowen $3 t:llch-ll' X Sc-$5. Slim Gym $10.--dcsk Good condition . Co 11 8' BLUE quilted couch. good GJ\RAOF. Sale, Saturda.y on-SEE l\fORE Q u t ck
Cumiltck 1hot1tt1n kit $3. :ii,," gRlvanlztd sheet me.ta! $.i. Drcssnmkcr du mniy 97s-.8826 cond., SIOO. I 0-5, \ten1s ror 1\-orkshop, Fashions nnd chooi;e ol'K!'
ANSWERS Mg...98.12 tubtna $3 each. LP records $2.50, chlld't helm<'! l\fcHnl DUNK beds. cotnplete act, Coll 979-8334 cn r, boot, l)llljo & home. TJ6 p.'\Uern free from our
NE\V V\V rt B k ~-, $1.G(}.,$2 each, tkAte boon! 15. ~·nrl~llrt coffee pot .,,..,.,1 •"'o<ll tlon s•~. U1.ACI< walnut d1nettc, IY."O Knox St., CM. 64Z-5308. sr,rln<>-Summl"r Catalog, i\11
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( ()\tt:orbe.'lrd In a tRr repa_lr $-i.00 11Ct. Car bur t tor GE ponnble TV $12. NatiOM'I $2.50 each. \Vcboor port11blc nnllquc Cl"Cl'.llll ll'Hh nlce G1r19e $116 812 --I I SI f iihop! "lie' a lht t)'J)C '~"ho overh1U1I kit s Jl.75 6V snd ~raphlc"· 62-tiq, \-~cy htf)I' l"('OOrdcr SS, blp $2j, hnrd11illl'f' $'25. G42-5.1IO <oAI? <\GE; Sult• In P.fcsa 1 e t NS1'ANT FAS 1-1 I 0 N I rkw )'OU II hydromadc hAnd· 12V co\111 $l2. Fan blcta $1 tl;OO(f $8. Dre" •r s:too. R'fl\fS $:.r.i, hn 1ning drn!tln~ 2°r"YARDS or gold & \vhlto SA'l' & SUI), 283 B1oe.ntWOO<I /llnr, Snt ~ ~1111• 821 6()(11( Ilun<ll'C<ls 0 r
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906 ...... S.11 909 Cycloo. llkoo Motor -·
LOVABLE 1 yr. Tortoise FREE to pMt hOro.-. "Pup. TRADE 2 BR TOWNtlOUSE. ••••••••• I ..;;S.:::C::OCl:::·•::::•:.:":_ ___ ns= 1-..-5-.•_1•-./_R_ ... _, __ ..,..._,.._I
lheU kfny. Si>a,yttd, ...... .,.. ;, I yr old, (em -• 2llXZI ram ""· xlnl c:ond., $2 11 PER LI • llCYCL& SALE • With Thi• Ad Se<-ehn 18124. °""'' All fumhurc, app.liancca:, S~/90, Pierce Ent. 867 \V 19
TV's, WnllO. .,,,., doth.,., CM SU-3408. •
& mlllC. Et'lds 713, USED Pl1tto1/0rg1n1 . 826 U$J\BLJ!:$, 2560 Ni!\\'POrt
Blvd ' CM, Tu..,. thrn S.r. ORGAN WORKSHOPS ~~ * AUCTION * Wodnosdays 10 A.M.
Fine 'f)lm1ture Don't buy \any 01·ga.n until
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Auctir,ns l"l1day, 7:30 l!'·m· 1o1.·el(.'(lme to attend fl'l'e \\.'Ol'k
Windy's Auction Barn shops. For infol'n\1llon
2075~ Newport, ~1 646-8686 Cont1.C't: 'I'orn D~terlch
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TV'S & STlllEO
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bclx-tr&Jned, 6#-0139 aft 6 Husky-Poodle. Sht 11 tn\I, locared in prime Fountain • • NEW 10 SPJ::t;o ITALIAN
pm i;hes;gy, & 11i•ell nuumcred, Vallt'Y area, immed oc. CHEAPER THAN STE.AKI BJCYCL.ES $59.95. Beach '** "CUDDLY" ** bu! 1he man of the t~ ill cupancy, Assumable 7~2',I, EnMnada 20 B' cl-806 E Bal~-
aUerglc to her. SSZ-9691 loan, $3500 equity. }"'QR. bo31 The e.·~ut"c ·--"''' K')' et, • UUCI • Bll'ICk f~male pupplea. 6 Vo'ks. 0 Po--•-of al al ,.. ......... BJYd.. 673-7281. Authortted
old. ·N~d love". &e-.1995 SAVE A HOMELESS PET r '"""IC 'equ v ue. iOCI a na: way tor your ?ilSlilKl ~er.
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$1000 eves. Loni' halred C h l h u a h u tt South Bay R.eahy • Agent/ s $ s
No Credit O!Mk•No Deposit =~=c-=-~-~-York I e·Poo. Peklnatte: O">ncr. 962-2440, Eve 1. Aloh• w .. 1c: Spoc1•1 BICYCLES, FRENCH 20' P-• A-.
Free Dellvtry . Free Rep#llr GERMAN ~rt Hair, 3 yr \Vll"t! l·hilred Doxie x, 968-9100. HA.tU. t 1 -" 10 Speed,, $58.95. Corona. del -••v-
Monlhly Rentals Avellable ~1ma1NO. ~ w,{~~lld~ German Shepherd pi?ppy, 2 s · o \V..E N s c A er N ~HEioAT 'PLACE Mar Bike Shep, 3032 E. U>t Demo . 1
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Open Eves. 543 4444 P. 1 c Sch 494-4~3 \ , CRUISER 3101 W Cti&st H , Coast Hwy, 6 4 0-0 911 . ($tr •30l.21'1X>S30'lJ)' 1-....
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A PANASONIC stereo taoe s:lX traineC;I kiltena, 7 week.11 & wht Show quality 9 ~ Elect. retrig, head, bait .,.. ., """'" Mans Dealer. ARM RESTS ~
recorder "'Ith automatic 0 d, long-baited, one, aU gold tCm. Also tree '10 ttd~i tank, elc. See Sat. or Sun-• • • • • • • • • I '70 HONDA 300 SL--$550. '67 AUX BATTERY ~ l'C~ Uses A,mpex 7~fi black, one all bl ack \\'ilh hOnie; blk shaggy fem. aft 6 day, _Dana Pot!!t F21 Call llOBlE Cat 18'. Xlnt eood. 4 '88 YAMAHA 100 trail 6' REFRJ.G •,
t'('('lil a11d leoe1, lnclude1 3 white pawa. 646-42.68 pn1. 897-8TI6. 642--0561. Askin&' $1450. Best buy ln $275. (31 S h.p. m iniblkell, TINTED GLASS , ~t
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~pccds, 2 stereo s~akera. F'REE FILL DlRT WEl~tARANER Ge r m 8 n Zl' C \RAVELLE "Wahoo." town. 847-14l6. jaekshatt $115. All low 8 PL\' TIRES ,,.., ~~:~:sbi:!r~~~.""11 LAG~A sJL.~ •AREA Short Ji&ir, male, all brm\'n, Altn05t ne"'" 16.5 mere. I/0, Kite &li -New mast il boom, 1,..:mi~I":;,:..· ~M00lnccl'-. ::.~::,.;;=cc,·__ 413 ENGINE -' \ ~ulpment is brand new. 9 mog. All shots. Llc'd, 60 gal tank. cabin h!ad SS 3 sails, top racing rli $560. '68 YAMAHA 125 CC, hi UNILOUNGE .......
''' NEED farm \.\'/kids for 4 yr Needs good home, loves radio. Extras. ~ater ski. or 6~ comp head, comp ttlease, t-"'l.JIP SEAT "" •'
Behind Ton.\"• Bl~ ~1at'I. 642-2851
SUPER ~M ~tovl" canlt'rtl &: Coast Music Service c~. llke new, $15. Polaroid Newport Blvd. at Harbor
land camera with flash at· Cn!ta Mesa
tachmenl like new $•1.'i. A~ll"~ I ii;;;;;;;;;;oiiiii ... iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
bowllng ha.II with fold out ORGAN SALE
coming case. complete 111-\Vurlil7.l'r Faclory Authorized
clU.dlng 11~1 (\\'OCn 4 Sale on many models, Ot.h<'r
times) like new. ~1en's size brnnd.s also on sale, priced 9~~~1 Phone 64-1-4687 from S295.
W allichs Music City
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Asking SZ"oO. ( TI4l ~94. old Irish Seller. children. $25. Call 644--6529. blue \\'aler fishing. 66-1407 * 32• COLUMBIA RACING 21" frnt whl., exp. chamb SEAT BELTS ·' • * Summer Specl•I * * TI4: 846-7964 * ST. BERNARD Puppies eves • SLOOP. Sl~ps 4. $4,700. w/spark restor 1ileneer. $7399 Rebullt-Plctvre Tube LARGE Labrador, black. AKC, shots, rough & 16' 7" BOSTON Whaler. 846-3445. $300. 646-{18(18:. ' ·
$87.50--21'' or 25'' Color Good .watchdog. V ery 1mooih. pet & 1 h 0 w , SakoMet w/90 hp Johnson·1SABOT-=~~. '°"w-/dol-ly-.-Fi_G_maa_L n BULTACO Sherpa S, CREVIER BMW * 2 YEAR WARRANTY lrlendly. 5.52--9062. 99J...«58, ~lb~. bltn 3"J gaJ gu tank Racing rigged. $300. • 3.'.Kkc, ~pendable & fast.
lnslallalion Available FREE kittens long hair, 1 HorHs 856 including hvy dty trailer. 6'ra-.2657 • ·n Bultaro Alphina, S7?'i0. Sales _ Service • Lea.ainc
l Rlre's Televiskln Service calico, l tiger, blk & grey, :.::::.;:::::_ _____ .,::::::1..!*T~o~pCOCK'l'~oond~~·~SA;;l!L9;iJ~-~·~0064~l>-331~A~T~3.~.==liii2•·'<'sLOOiiii'iipPiKi<'o;<;ra1;ll;i.::-, JJ;r.~N;i;;;ew ~27· J oiler. Llke new. ~ \V. 1st St., Santa Ana
onnerly '-lesa North Cent er 842-927-4. TALLY Ho Farms. offers . , · >J:J rond. Stable, unslnkable, -"=""'------~ 8JS..3171.
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l Bick S. of Baker 54&-&l02 5 ADORABLE kittens gray finest in hunler &: jumper ~~ 18 Be 283 Chevy ~ $525 .... 11h Ira.lier. 997--0S91 BIKES. clean, Schwinn girls -~=,--~=----I
\VAfl.'TEDold playerplanos. 0J>(.'11 9-516 dll,,vsl w/white paws, 7 wka old, training & lessons by E r .er. tte1· than new. · • . , Fa.iriady, mens 15speed f '73 Tioga ,·
n. Ou1>rl't?, 29.JOD c~ STEREOS. 1973 GARRARD long hair, ~3973. Marcy (Approved AlfSA) ~2250. 979-4oay3'n' 772-2501 or ~e~l-~bin~~-~ood Da~ &bwbm Continental, Coium·
Lt Ci\ 545--4650 8 30 ~1odel. euto turnta ble , judge. \Ve have beaut. JM!\\' ves, · • bia boys 20", Unicycle like Londed \\'ith Air Condlttan-• ,, ~1n',·. 1, . : to '""t1•-•11•1PX r--,· .. ,,, 3 HAPPY Healthy Kittens, l2x12 box stalls. Visit us at SKIPJACK 20. ·n Flybrt~. Pt. berth. owner. 56-2321. ·•~•o;:•c.' ;'4<-;:.:288::;;1,_ . ...,.,,_""'--bl I ; ,. ,..,,, " " -~--• \\'eaned & Inti~ .,.., Sii /Dock tlO ~ Ing, 6 c.·u c t refrigerator\ • '''UY air s us p e n s I o n 5'18-46lS 17.m Ne\\'hope So. of 215 OMC, 4 \\•hl trlr, rad, Boatt, ps S 1971 SUZUKI l&S. Ota.nge, 15,000 BTU refri.rttatot', ELEGAN!f, unusu~J furn, Of· FREE Organ classes for ~pcakers .. lust r e I ea 8 e d Warner. Fountain Valley or fath, bait tank, 2 bait, coast · 1.100 ml. Xlnt cond. $475 or Tinted Gins.-;, 9,000 lb.
494-2;)8.1
ndulls. F.ver.v Tues. nlte, fron1 ,varehouse, ~IUI boxed EXTRAORDINARY silver caU 9~9-175. guil.rd equip.-195 hn, like POWER,!.o,35',$2pcrft, off-. .,~,•= , .. ,, & ~ .. fi cc furn., 1·c•fr!g., t1vln BR 7:30. Call Beach r.1uslc. ~I it car & bl k k't .,..4--66Cd1 ''" O't4"".-'-"' • chassis, uvuble 11\lrulatlol\ set. n1;u1y nice odd chests. 8'7-85'." & guar. ~1~· \lat $464.90 a ese, 100 ac 1 • 2 Gentle Geldings approx 8 ne\\'. $6995. 673-TI63. anytime wknds. ~ 90 Amp Aux. Battery, Radio, ., .,.., No1v $192. , Te r -5 . tens, m & f, 8 wks. 540--7620 Id l250 ' O · 70 ~~M M. . S 3600 Marcus Newport Beach ANO '!ANY OTHER EX· tables, <.'hairs, lx>okca.<ies. "' yrs, o , ea. ne reg. ' ... v...,1v 1n1 port, ' z:.o HUSKY • '69, need 5 •• Pair or sofer;. Lrg Ol'icnl al CABLE Nelson Consol, light 893-0001. CUTE fem dog, sml, brown, Appy Gelding 5 yrs, lG}t, frbgls. padded seats, rover, 16 FT. side tie space tune up, sm 6~70-l2 ask TR.AS (SlSGSJ.
rug, plctui-es. etc .. Sacrifice "'alnul -Like ~w. Pvt ply. STEREOS: 19 7 3 DYNA· ten mo. old, very shy, & good dlspos.ltlon, we 11 elec. st. Mefc Cruise steer· available. Xlnt local Ion. Ph: for Doug, if not in leave SALE PRICED
In settle estate. Phone S750/Ph: ·~ QUAD System, 200 watt FM friendly,-54M337 -started, gOOd pleasure ing, trlr, 50hp 4 ·cyl Mere 557-1250 Mon thru Fri. name & number $7699
532-3970 or 673-9582. WURLITZER pinafore con-stereo receiver, 4 Quad AFFECTIONATE pups. 10 horse, good potential shO'.v eng. $1200. 586-35.15 alt 6pm Bo.ts, Speed & Slci 911 SCHWINN 5 spd, "Pea
ANTIQUE \\TOUght i r 0 n sider trade for organ. speakeNJ, 8 track tape deck, \\'ks, cute kittens. 6 wka, 1 horse. ~· AlllO 8 yr o!d 14• Ru NAB o u T & ;.;..;.;.o:...:.:....--...:.--'-' Picker". Shiny cond. Reg.
hanging cradlr -$90. Hond11 968-1614 1u111ta ble & headphone plug calioo. Call 5.56--0268 Thorobreit Jumpel'~ good in TRAILER $75. 9 611 NEW 16' deep Vee fib rla $112. sell $60/or best offer. CREVIER BMW
250 _ $110. Standing belt WAU\'lIT Austrian Grand, In jacks. Just released from . 3 YEAR old Dachshund mix. 1
1"'6.1 Hflaaodt ,-. TxlnAt LJrL. y"°""80 Flaunder 'Dr., Huntington outboard hulls, $ 7 50 '. ,675-11"""~7~40~==----
vibralor & domestic oriental Xlnt cond. Sacrifice at sr;:i0. =1se. No\v Sl3l.40. \Veil behaved. Abo Poodle Farms, lni2 New h 0 Pe , Bch. &t&-4187 Sam to 4pm 71 OS¥ 250 Pio~er bought 8fll£'S · Sttvice • Lee.sing
rug 9x12, boSath llkr nr"'" 968-4300. RCA HOl\fE enlertainml'nt mix, 6 months. 645--0391 Fountain Valley, 979-9415. 17' 6" Gla.sspe.r, w/75 hp, * .16' GU.SPAR, 75 hp Jle\\· 12, ~1lkun1, shocks, 208 "'·18J'..31rinta Ana
nlake orrers. t & Sun. 1815 SOl~IOLLF.R & ~luellrr full 1 TV A'I FREE Cocka·a·poo. Good HORSES board~ n -1 Evi~e .o/b, bltn, 18 gal. Johnson, trailer. new tires, extra cables and· ___ ,;:::_:..:.:_:_ ___ I
Pnr1 &rmoulh, 'NB. si1.c '"rand . .........1 cond. do"" k center, co or • "/F'l\f t••/chlldren. l~t)"' h., • cu, ncn • gas t nk mcl trailer $USO $1500 675-4922 •=2391 * MOTORllO!\.IE " "''"""' ,.. stt'reo, record player . Call n Leased. ne\\• pipe corrals. -a • · ' · · . cmo="=· =:-:;:.,;;=::_----
ALL Chevy ·pa11s. 1 9 6 "'ood $600. ~ 008-8232 shots, 962-74.W. Pony ride available, Birth· 5;57-46-16 . . FO~ &ale, 14' ski boat with '73 \VOMBAT ~faverlclc SUPEJ~'TALS * ~~~do;ctl's§:l.C'n~1;,~kc~ 2~~: \VF.AVER Spinet, $275. or \VlLL buy colol' TVs & late *FREE * day parties, 20286 Laguna 15 FRBLGS fish/:00 boat. trailer. $125. shocks custom chamber \VJNNEBACO
bt>st orfC'r. rwxlel bl11.c1c & ,1, h i r <' RHODE Island red rooster Canyon Rd 497-2910 All access. inclucl. radio. 66-4884 art 5 pm P.P. 's fast and reliabJe xlnl OPENROAD
Block $100. 350 Block $100. 673-908S poi1ablPS, \\'Orking or not. 646-2174 APPY Geiding w/papers. eo5700ttomE•••pam1 .:..!· ~l trailer. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ cond .. must sell SJS-Y119 l:.JFETIME 327 Heads. $50. 1-1.P. Heads * * KITTENS * * Id ··~· ......_ 1125 842-1150. '12-'"'1 S • M h ' 828 51~1118. Son-el, 5 yrs. o . 16 hands, . . '68 TRI. 250 Tooptiy ~· Tri-OVERLAND ' · · • .,. ,.,,....., ew1ng ac 1nes •A50 '30 TROJAN TS FB 111 I~ FISJIER l11ner, Amp l' x 833·5117 days 642-8343 ~es good humper . .,... . W/tack. • • • se rib Cub. '7{) Honda SL 90._'70 LANDAU RESIDENTS of The Hun· k C rd h 830-4137 cont. head, many xlral!l. Tl"lftlpOfQtlon Yamaha 125 SL $250 each. $150 \''k. 6c/mi A-UP tlng1on u"Ould Ilk<' to have a BIGGEST SALE EVER spea ers. a rra c anger, FREE kittens, some calico, $9 500 644-13311 ._..33ni••• ~ ' I
10-12 "r. old. All for look ing tor ~ borne. APPY Gelding w/pa,....rs. ' · "'~ ~•· RECREATION RENTAL & mi~K>lle · donatro tor Ne1v &7 machine only $.19.95 J l!i"""" ,.... 18' FISHING ~-· 60 h SERVICE '"'VJ" S95~ 494-1237 "A" "'"-·~ M"• Verde. Sorrel. 5 yrs. old. 16 hands, ........... P * '70 Yamaha 250 Enduro their UM'. The Hunlinr,lon 1-fovcr Dial·a-malic \\·/tools ~ E · d $800 mak f 5 216 N CLARA ST •
R l. l R ·d t ... 50 ZENITH Color TV,••··.•-• **KmENS** good Jumper. $450. w/tack. v1nru e. ·or e 0 • C•m•r•, •l•/Rent'20 2800 mi. $400. Call after 6 . . .. , .,.·A. e 1rcmcir e s 1 e n I s , on Y ................... ro. oe ......, o,,..,, ,737 fer Call 552-7368 -~<=~· ~-----p (TI41 836 ·~s 842-7788 Kirby vac only ...... $89.95 Pecan cab. 3 _yi·11 old, (MOTHER SIAMESE) .............. . ' CABO'~R C .. 318.. ~I "(IUJ.
MAYTAG 11'••"-r & d--r Regina 2 spt'.'ed vac !'(>mote control. Make offer. **49~6** WANTED: plo1.c.e to board* 18' CHRYSLER 105 Out. ....,. a.mper on ==~*c-"~'=-7-"18c.=-*-~
" .,. I 119'5 49.H0".>9 -horse from July 15 to Oct. board, open front 15eatlng. Dod&"e. Toilet, holding tank, YAMAHA Twin 80 ele e SALkS e $150 pair: 9:.::12 n1g. & pad on Y .. · ·-·· ·• ·-"" · · BEAUTIFUL 100% Siamese l5. Call collect, 7 14 : Call TI4f624..5554 gas. retrlg. aha.cs. sips 4. ' c. e SERVICE e S20: kitchen t bl w/4 chairs l\fAN'Y USED l\fACHINES ADMIRAL 2-a" color · TV. female cat. Free to good 34&-2S95
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S20: 8%:' sofa S50: 2 orange AN~DV,\CU!JMS TOClfOOSE Jnstnt play. UHF-VHF ens!. home. SGG-1619 . & perfect· outfit. Leaving SU>. Good cond •. Street • RENTALS •
chain $45 l.'a. 67:'-i-6..l.">O. FROM, NE> Gl'M~1JCKS! $150. !\lust see to appr. KITTENS. 536-3349, ask for 10 YR. APP. ~fare good for Bay f~vorlte. Many xtras. U.S. lit $1mi takes! 934 bikes. 548--983'l · -11
I Over 11 Yt'S In Co5ta ~fesa. 6-16-8786 10 teenagers, S250/best offer, Sl.3'-1445. Junipero Dr. CM KAWASAKI 1i5 Eh du r o , •
Miicell•neous ~~r~: and parts for all S90. Color TV lltenna, us<'d 2 !~~~~g~' p~~~t~~,:io~A~•~t~or~aJ~I:
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~846-80~~19~a~t~t•~r~'~· ~~~~1 1~ . F~ERgJ:~ ~1h p 1912 A 1 R cond. se.l con-~· ~~~··· Best oUer. EXPLORER W•11ted 820 S\rw.'f'l"e &>wing ~1ac·hlne & "10· $30. , vinru e · er, Awning, aJr rond. toilet. OF *' &12-8109 * ~ Xtras. $T75. 875-8764 Sl,llO. ~1any extra•~ See at; 1970 YAMAHA Enduro, leas HUNTINGTON BEACH W."t-• Orlontol Rugs Var:uun1. s' ... ~789-,1.~arbor. J JIB J _.,. J 6' DINGHY /Moto B --t"--1700 mil•• Xlnl ·"
pr; p1~:-ne00s severaI ust"d ~ 2~·,~ 00
i°R ,1'!;;'; S8.ls3o~so ~~ Ptts _, ..,... ~ 1 ~·----·-·.· ........ • ~;;~:i :1~150~. =-~;;---:-w--536-=~""'~r~I i~~pa~".,.~"tk~' ~"~f,~~~~·~· ~~,Y~·~·f' ~,s.~a. $400'. 963-22!1 atie~ 6 ror.u. I ~he~~· BEAsg-:am rug~. i ·W..5326, 6&117'73. SJNGER touch & sew. f\fod. µ:uar:intced. ~19-4118. . . 68 Cam P T USED BICYCL&S cabinet, good cond, w/at-' VW per, op op. MOTOR HOMES \\rANTED: Ou!door storage tnch, pri. ptv $125. 673-6370 Al\fPEX Tape rec. A.\'.-300. 6 Boats, S.il 909 R~built engine, 14M. Jm. All Types * 642-1272
sheet storage cebi!K't, & NECC j mod 1 heads, rc\'el'l!C ell auto. Pets, Gen•r•I 150 Bo•ts, General 900 _ _ _ _ _ _ mac. fully equip, ready to -,:..:;:.o~;;;,:;-:;,:,;;:..,.-
Shf'lves, 646-14.~ 11fl 6 Pl<J. I, tab I.' ~ .• • SWO. $300. 836-8512. ...~---.-go $2,100. 538-3287 between * ·n HONDA CB 175 *' Apollo. Pacesetlu, Ba r o D 1,
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\Ve've got 'en) at ~?~.'',~ ~ d. on gmally · •PARROT. 1% yr. old male *Cruise to C•talina * SOL CAT 1 _S-8~~•·_m________ Reasonable offer. \\'ANTED lo buy, like ne1v .,....,... •J-""100 Amazon Red Head, very Call 545--0879 aft. 6:30PJ\.f. fumiture I.: Jrunps, nice k -;.-~~~=--,--~~ 190 Our all ne\\' e:<L'iling Bay-New step van COl1\'U8i0n oda xlo nd ~EN DON
MOTOR HOMES bl .,~. A""" Sweps 834 ll time. 646-7. F/campr truck reblt from "12 350 Ho , 't co . Lo reRSOna c .,.....-....,, I S liner 2550 off shol'e, sleeps Th N t B edl • •r·· •-e ewes re . grod up. 60<.136, 557-"'17 " '" -· Music•l ln1fruments122 \\rlU. trade o1:1i g i na 1 Free to You Cits 852 5. & lealures a complete i~--"Cail~,.:81'Tc.;..·7ll3=:..,..--ch;fhvood arrangements for '--------' galley, ?VT. enclosed head, TENT trailer, alps 8, ice box, 707 N, H-. S.A. ~ l 9 5 7 FF.ND ER seascape painting or an. BUR~fESE kitten, male, 4 high style rails, complete '72 PACIFIC MULTI-HULL furnace, 1tove, sink, xlnt! G1EMIN1Good8<lcc mldnfl trail.
TELECASI'ER riques 536-8280 3 Lines, 2 Times~ $2.00 mos old. CFA reg'd. 2 yr "''ith conwN:ible top, side Efficiency Olamp 83G-S256. 125· c 0 n t 10 n • $175 fem., expensive cat tr('(!, curlains & can1per top, JuU See it! Sail it! Buy it! 81,.i' CAB over 963-1240
549-2193 aft. 5P?<.t TV, Radio, Hifi, i 11-f II inslrUmentatlon )JO\l'ered Alona Week S"---'al SI•-'. •-. .~'pt:T': l973 Dl9CO\."ff'e1' and Sundlil ~lotor.Jlomes for rent, mu;
reservations for Swnrner now. Phone-Miss Bennet dt
Bob Longpre P o ·n ! i a c-,
892.6651 or 6J6.2500.
St . 836 2 J\oTALE PU"""& friendly & cnn'Y ng cage. :i or a 1"='"' ~..... , ~ ~1150; * SCANDALLl accordian _::;.;•:.:'.:"°;::._ ____ ..;,;:.; , ... J 494-&.61 'vilh the famous 225--0MC. -· Save S $ $ 531-2304. 2 BOYS Schwinn Varsity 10
spds. $45. ea~. Ca11
·'73-3333 120 bass, beautUul t.-on· PRIVATE Stereo Heathkit cute, ~f_!x~;ite I .L'"v.CNX~. "-P=~c.,.,,,..,s"°;a'°'m-,-,,,-,,. . .,-1"1 -yo-u :;op &' ~n1prare this oH ·-THE BOAT PLACE Cycl11, Bikes,
dilion. AR-15, dual 1218, SR spkNJ, l\'OUld liJci> to 0\\'11 one ot ore cruiser. 3101 \V. Cst. Hwy., NB Scooters 925 '71 HODAK.\. lOOB. SUper rat f100 * 962-1763 Qrig. $1000, must se..11 $600. PUPPIES of all kinds. col-these lovable Australian red TRY A WINN 714 · &·IS.ll44 pistons, Reed valves, 2
GfBSON EB2DC. Ba s e m-9191 ,ofs. Siz:_s·~~o.Darling. Siami>se killens ca I I ER ~ '73 Honda, 450, Jo mileace. carb, 562-7002 Trifl9n:, Travel guitar. S200. Plush buse 1 ·,~-.~l~Pro=~fi-l-ls-a-ttaJ-.ne-d-,-. ..,-11 F E KITTENS 557-9424 for details. 24' ISLANDER Bahama FG Take over payments. 1970 YAMAHA 360 . MX
amp. 4-15" speak.ors. $.'m. you sell through resul t-get. R E 'TVi'O ntonth old KJTTENS WEEKEND SPECIAL Sloop. Like new! Loadl'd! MS-0840 Deaert style. Girling &hocks, IS' ARISTOCRAT. Beautif4!.
963-12Ml ting Daily Pilot Cla.saified 894--TI71 FREE * * * 586.2831 * $7995 * Dine_tte, galley, head, lighL'i, •SUZUKI 90-200 nilies best offer, 968-S615. condition * RC'frigetatof,
Want ad results ... 642·5678 \ Ads. 642-5678 I \\."ant ad results ..... 642-5678 FREE ,. 8 ki . pulpits, Lil.: Johnson 6hp. e YAMAHA 35()..75() miles 'TI YAMAHA dirt bike. xln't * ~e & Ovm * ~
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USED GAltBENSTANGEL
n Must have rtght•handed.
zoenstitt. with power dip.o
poleck. Wou1d accept ear-
ly mod<I with balWY •P'
e rated piddle bottom.
Wri~: Ou:sified ad No.
174. DAILY PILOT, P.O.
o.x 1560. Costa Mesa, CA
If you truly understand garbenstangels
it's time to garben .
If you don't understand it may already
be too late but, what the heck, sepd
in the coupon anyway
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,2 urme.se tlens to Newport slip $3995 by Six: * Sink, * 30 ga.l.
loving home. Call *A Man's Boal* O\\'Jler. 544-9tl9.. Both like new. 673-t436 cond. Many mu. $275. Call \\'8ttt T4nk, * Levelina
549-{)744 . 1970 175 YA!lfAHA Enduro. 847-'9f7. J~.
11
* E-Z Litt Hitch
Built with the P-C:\T. trophy w 1 n n er' Dirt only. X1nt oond. Many '68 TRIU&IPH 600 Trophy tor * ll"llller ~loving ~·
Dogs 854 W • • d ~er, i:ve'1i ~lOxlnt extras. 642-1984. $675. Overhauled. X 1 n t , lnduded. * Mim>n In-
• PUPPY WORLD e omen lft m1n ~ig~ se ' -'or KAWASAKI 'n, 350 Big rond. 551--0IMO eves. eluded. -GREAT FUN
100 1'fIXEIJ PUPS. Open
Eves. Irish Setter,
Doberman. Collies $ 5 O,
Husk.ie, Bull Terrier, T-CUp
Poodle, Chihuahua, Lab.,
Boxer. Cockapoo. SWAP
Shepherds 'for ? ? Stud Serv
most breeds. 531-5027.
HEALTHY, Happy C.011ie
Puppies. AKC. 'l'ris &
Sables, with shots. 6 wks. -· NE\VFOUNDLAND ~f. 2-yrs,
extremely lovable, needs at-
tenllon, & room, $125.
642-5107.
AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDS
Lrg boned, 6wkl, shots.
Silver, Blk & Sliver
847-518L
BEAGLE Puppies, 5 weeks.
$10 each.
Call 962-3666 after 4 p.m.
AKC English Pointer pupa.
0 1amp. sired. \Vhelped ?i1a)"
25th. Call 675-8613..
GOLDfJN Retrievers, 6 1vks,
reg ,\KC, Champk>n.s, $150. sn-nao
NOR\VIOI Puppies. AKC,
smallest of the TerTien.
"4S--0003
IRISH Setter Puppies, 8 \\'ks
old. AKC Registered OJ.am.
pion Stock $50. 554--0861.
BEAUT. f> '''" l"'l"· '!l O.rm. Shep. 11 Husky $10
each, 580 Hamilton, C.~1.
JRISJI Setter Puppin, AKC
rcgis. Purebred. $125. tall
847-7123
AUSTRALIAN Silky Terril'.r
puppies, AKC. 9wkl .. Sl75.
lm-2668 aft 5.
27' FLY Bfl,JDGE CRUISER 24• -ISLANDER, ship-shape. Horn, $MN)~ ..,.,6 MOVING rmth, nruat sell! fu~~~N ~1c1350ELLENT0 With BIG BOAT Nu sails, inbd eng + many 1971 su:U~~ :x $1500 :P ~~ $~ 64&..~100 * 548-139$' * FEATU0 ES Xtra•. al Dana "Pt. $3150. • " 646-22'11 dys, -493-6549 ntl. invested, I1nmac. Sacrifice -2 BOY'S Schwinn Stinan.r.•. 28' STREAMLINE + pull Ye~~ round ~sing. "·attt 32. PC, good cond, must ~i;;o°'--'°". °'54!r'=2758""C7.===--S.apeed &: 3-speed. I....ike pkg Pontiae wgn. mal\)'
sk.lmg:, family ~''eekend~t. sacrifice $3200. 2 sets sails.. SCHWINN VARSITY new. Make otter 6"-0039. xtru. $587S. Re q u eat
Dual controls with full Jn-spinnak('J' OB aux ]:IOl\'t 10.SPD. brochure, 492-6510 or ·sm
stru.menls, lo~· ~kPit for piiv pty .isi.3814. 'S60 * 642-5931 Electric C•rs 930 Presidio, San Clemen-te
rlshmg or entertaining stor-TRAIL blk treet l al $75 92:6?2
age galore. Full dine'.tte & HOBIE 14. lmmac. 1 yr old. 536-U5e e 1 er CUTE etedric Shopping ear 22' TERRY, SIC. bltln ref,
galley accented in 'vann NS900o. 7350Trir Was ilS1350/d' _r""' pd \v/chqer. $200. ti rm. tange/oven. awning. B.A.r..
\Valnut. Full stand·up head · ava w ~uxe BOYS 3 s STINGRAY .54t)..4=.:.:o138::o_· ------jacks. Many xtras. Sleeps 6. & much much more. Pow-boom. box $175. 846--6306 bike. Tn xlnt condition. Call -Pert.. cond. Jnc. Reese
eretl by a ~ ~ten:. cruiser. BLUE Boy 13' 9" Fiberglass 673-2278. Motor Hentn hitch. INSTALLATION JN.
l-0 . "A · HOJ\.fE . AWAY . Hull Racing Sail, complete Sears 3" hp Mini-bike. Sile/Rent 940 CLUDED. $2695. 549-3724. Fh.O~t . HOME," & all v•ith trailer. 1973 re,gistra· New rings, 2 extra tires. ,70 OPEN Road C. ~1. lototor BIG enough fo live in, sn1all
b·ailerable. tion $5. 832-8951 Very fast $50. 673-7787 , --ded d 1 enough to tre.vel. 21' 1969 Lii
SAVE $"Ir-holtle. .......,. ·, u a a , 1 -KITE No. 1005. 197l HONDA SJ -175 Twin monoa.ctic, etc. lofwit sell . !fob, s e f ·co n 1 a i n e d,,
Comp!. w-Trailer $13,$95 All a ttactJ:erl equlpd YeXlllow 5325. 1969 Bultaco Sherpa T now. MW otter. Pvt Pty. 0562-;::,,;;'1388;:::·,---~----NEWPORT PACIFIC hull, \\'h1te topsl~e. nt $450. Xlnt. cond. 837-8073 875-U38 \VANTED, Tent t r a i l er
rond. $000. 675-2300. M 3 5-.......1 Sch ( CE 1,•/sto\'e & Ice box. TO 2'l)) \V, Coast lhvy., 9, BOSTON Whaler Squall ans ....-W nn 24' PA ARROW. U ,000 RENT, 5t9-362S.af1 5 NMvport Beach Rigeed for sailing $35 64-l-4300 milH, air. ien. 7 cu ti.
fTI 4l 6().3880 La.teen sail, $350. 1969 HONDA CB-350 rerr11, color TV, xlnt oond. lb' ARISTCRAn', very good
15' RUNABOUT F'fbrglas, 30 500 Pia.ya.NB 640-1039 PX!. 6r:i-J.m f769S. 5.'12-7S96. ccnd. $l,350 refri.i, ft~. 25' EXECUI'JVE nt 0 1 0 r sleeps 6. Phone Sti--1393 1
hp Evin. Incl. use or ~I. 13' TERN Class sail boat & '71 1-IONDA 35(1, chopped, e..x-home for rent. Fully self Tr•iler1, UtiUty M7 moor . for summer SJSO. 1rallC1", dacron sails & b'a parts. $375 642 2150
Snowbird & trlr, needs stainless steel r i a: gt n g 1 492-.2899 cont. -MO'TURCYCLE trailer. ~
"_,·ork, $'95. G4Z..l272. 830-254.5 1970 HONDA 175 CL. Cold. ~IMEour »eiv l ..u.i:ury re11 w/tle down s•-po. 1 SPORTLINE R ..... L,"' "', ! 11PR 6, air, Im· ..... · :i . una.,.,,.1t. KITE 651 BLUE HULL Lo\v mileage. Very clean! Pvt. BlS-0000 \\'Ide o\'al !ires $ 2 2 ~· Trailer, bail I ank, n1.any with trailer. $450, $350. 644-l033 mac. ~'nCr. 6~
other acces!IOries. Xtnt * 673-9070 * SUZUKilgn TS-50$UO, l970 DELUXE WINNEBAGO _UTlc;:,:,LlTY""'~TR=Al~LE=R-4-.xS~'~U-
cood. $300. 84>-1160. 27' c•~ n ;~ --~ -"-st U M1l' H,,,.,. 540-0482 N.B. H ul "-C t • haul! DI Gy 8, fil..--'I , """" •-......cu ......... ~. grey •'7"<N _, or "" o er, a Vt"'• rea .or ne
N " h=· 5 ass 'SURE inbrd, head, dacs. $2000:\"':;;lrff""t::,ltr;alll.~842-6~~164~?.i~CLASSIFIED;~;~~·:·;· ·~·~· =64~Z.;5'78~~b~l=k•~·~· ~1~150~. ~;<J>-;i2!!68:::;;:;:;;:;:;o;'I BOAT . Twin hull, xlnt 64$-1998 eves.
cond. ST.<-3<05 SHOCK sabot-Rae< rlued. ---------I~ 2 Sail.t.~7;6*.6os7 TAR GA'ZER"'1<i':,. -~=-it 15• VENTURE C&l .E-';;;::':r---0,. a.AY ~ Ultl4 rigging, moorine avail. Xlnl )( Yow DoH1 AcH¥Hy C.W. )( Ult, JJ .m
Buts, M•tnt./
Service
cond. Pri. Ply. 968-4991. Y Acco1Jf1tf t. tho St.,,. _,,-ocT. n"6)~
AQUA CAT. 12' .,,, •• trlr & nltr To dtvtlop me .. oge for Sundoy, ~ ..-WOfds~ingtorvnben n.11 ... 902 mount. $450. Good con~.. of-,14d;ocbirthalgn.
call 494-5072. 1 °""" 31 To
1'1ARINI-; i\TECHANIC 1-IOBTE Cat l ot' ll'/lmUcr .l 2'"-" J2WUI
AKC Boxer puppies. Cham-Good \\'Ork. Fair price8. &1ve xtras. Xln't cond. ?11ust sell. ~~;:'14 ~~ ~"""'
pion background. 2 fcima1e1. yoo money. Call Burr's $1.cro. 2U/961)...0231. .5Todltl JS Jollii
call 968-202) i\Iarlne. m..8677. BUILD >"OUr own. 30' mold tZ ~=
Tiny F1m. blk. Poodle Bo•ts/Marlne for Catamru-an hulls. $1500. a v°"' Jao.tr
for snlC'. &U-0713 Enulp. 904 Call aft 6pm. 496--3488. 9 "°"'°" 39 ~ ~ lOYeu'I( .. ._. ·Thy CoWe1 AKC Shcltits KITE 637. Race equip. 2 11" -4\Mil Sable le while 1-JOhp EVINRUDE, l-20 qtls, tile blue hull, dolly. l 2Muit 42,.,.,.;.,,_,..,., *557_7869* Chrysler, fwd 4 rev gears, Excel. $550. 6'73-0U2, lJNror .u~ ee G 0 L DEN Retrit:ver ~kl inc $85 It Jl4S. CUSTOM \.\-ood Sabot. Center 1:Zk !:~
pups:, AKC. champ. llnes. Bo t:t098P hoe.rd, Geani &: .... ns Excel J6bii«t ~Con
OFA, shots. ~2069. • 1, ower 906 t'Of\d. can. $175. 494-8171. ;:~ :.~
ADORABL~ Bo:ctt puppltt • * * l7' GLASS boat. 75 hp C\L 25 No. 12> ~ ~ :: ~iitt
6 wka .. Fawn. John90n, $600. For sal! $5200 21 Nilt 51 ~·
837-*9 S31h!791 "' 8~1.12 ln4J ;.t&.8493 ti... '"""''
0 ER M AN shOrt~alrtd * l~' F1BERGLA8s ninabout 13' 3" flyinfJ Junior, Dac.1"0n 2, ~,'*" ~=Ii.•
Pointer. 5 yrs. Geo!le. bJove w/3$ h.p. Evlnrude & trlr . .suilic, 8Plnn, lrlcr, f\111,y 2.5DNI .SSMoncy
forces sale. ~. 64fr0885 equip, all t/g, $795. 67!}..()4.\9 26 ~ 56 Don't
---SABOT V lf!"lflrotlcwl 570oi.obts Yorki1 T•rrier Pups 42' CRISS Cran Cl'Ui&er, hvl n 21 T• · Ma.
C.11 714/827-9919 .... 1 ... u• hi·~Abln n1aho• Xl11t cond, rt1cfna rlr. dolly. 2' lftw.ldiott 59 F1i.n. ..... " ' --· 494-1 237 Jo ;;_vw LA.Jl....Ci!nn ahep. pups 6 Wk!l,
leitliLltt llD ct.th, m.-~~~1i:~d ~~~ ~" -SABOT &/0< Dinghy Good @,,_
11tutt. m. C111 &tM'i'51
'··
I
f
Saturday, Junt )(), 1973
--~ -5
T\\'O C70xl5 ~ 1141.'1 f"78 x 15 19Tl f'ORO ftana;<T XLT.
Kelly Springfie ld 1ln'.il, \'\\' •, con tnick and 11 1"'.l ft.
"'heels, U.5. li\.'lgs. 2·812x lj AtlW'.1igo _ tibcrglllJ;I; 0J1d
and U'-xl.3. \\'HI ..ell aluru. c·{t111per. BoU1 loaded
~11ely. Any rea.~onahlE> 14•Jt11 extra..;, fully M.·U·c..'On·
oiter. Mu•t 11ell. C a I I tninutl. L!ku fl('y,' coilCJition
1U1yt!nl('. 6,15-7989. 1u1d 111ust be s...-en ~o bl' 11p..
A.1.J.. Cln•V)• pa.rt1. 3 9 6 preciated. 2:J,000 1n iJC<S. \Vil!
compll'I(' engine $200. l·lr11ds st>JI sc.-para1c.
$90. Intakes $~. Block·$100. I ==·:CCP!-="'°cc"°O..CM-"!l-IC.:::'.;."IS"'e:::.,._
3:)() block $100. ~27 hMds 0 1-:LUXE ·1:1 '1 y,•hecl drive
$j(l, H.P. heeds $1 2 5 . '~ T Chevy Cheyerme.
842-1150: 542-384.1 llcnvy d.uty equip. tU IJ
OJSCOUNT l\lark 10-r-.tark 10 po"·cr. A/C. Can1pe'\ shell,
"B" Ignition systen1s snVl'S S5m. Ph: S.'11-0660 afk foc
mill'egl' plu,i::s poinls inst.ul11 Ttandy. \
easily 644-5893. * * 19&1 r·ord ~i: \ Ton
ASSORTI:D new race parts Pi£'kup, 11.uto trnns, radio,
for 1'-ord and comp. C-eronomy 6 cyl. eng. camprr
altered rare car. 493-9006 i;hcll , xlnt mech. cond.
ask for Bill Freeman, 8-3. 540-78TJ
5 NE\V !ires, 9.50. 16.5, 8 '65 f'O RD P.U. ~I. T. V-8.
plyg. \\'ith whcel:o;. 842-llSO Auto. 38' high shell ·wi th
f'vt'!I or anylime v.·knds hunk and shelves SfO>.
'56 CHEV. 2 door hrd/top & K30-6.i62.
ntisc pnrtJt. SACRIFlCE! 'TI ~ Ton Ford
* !>i"-124_1_*___ C u s t o m C a m p e t'
\'\\' Eng wblt $150 + parts. 14·/homema<ll' camp e r _
Eng's 4 Salr. Bill & Pats X1ras. 6TJ-!H5-1
Aufomotivt'. 557-5681. '11 EL CAJ\fINO. Mag y,•hls,
Alt1/Fl\.f, tilt "A•hl, tinted
Ji:lnss. 454 auto, Clean. $2800.
I -. Aulos for s.ai. 11 ~ l 673-4523 art 5 '~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; [ '56 OlEV 18' Van, '63 eng. Runs good, ta ncll'm whls,-
paneled & insulated $800.
Antiques/Classics 953 557-3305.
FOR Sale '48 Packnrd Oub
Sedan 8 cylind£'1' ovcr-<lrivc
tran.<;, beau. rare auto must
sell $1200 or oner, 645-&112
'53 OLDS 88 Sedan one
owner, orig parts, very gd.
cond. $250. 536-9771
Recreatlon1I
Vehicles
'68 DODGE
FAMILY WAGON
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
956
3100 W. c.oast I-fwy., N.B.
'42-9405
1'"0R Sale, all terrain vehicle
& trailer Sand, v.oalt.·r or
snow. 41 pass, top spd
40mph, b~ less than lShrs,
also Yamaha motorcycle, &
miniature F/G racer, ap-prox 5' long. Can be ridden
by child or adult. For
furlhe-r Information call
ITI4) 84:7-.583>
'71 vw
Westphalia
Camper
complete v.·ith tent 1977DUD)
$2899
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
18881 BEAClJ BL. 847-8555
HUNTINGTON BEACH * 1t DUNE Buggy -117
"Squarebttck engine. Broy,'Jl
metaJ nakc. Tuck & roll in-
terior. Top &: side curtains.
$1250. ~16.
PRY. Party will rent 20'
selfrontaJned nX>tor coach.
Reasonable rates. 839-9642
before 6 pm daily.
'65 GREEVES 250 Fillron,
l>!-sert Tank run1 &trong
fljl}, st2-2>115
. 963
FORD Van '72, \Vind o
Econoline, long body nu
tires. Complclely insulated.
Xlnt cond, Dark gn'Cn,
$2700. or offer. 494-5480,
833-7523
E-300 Super Van, '72, 8000
mi, p/s, p/b, paneled,
crpted, w/xtra scat. Best
Ofier. 968--9515.
'66 DODGE Van. Rebll eng,
new radiator, ·AM IF M .
mags, much more. $900. of·
rer~
'71 DODGE Van, ICltlg \VB,
nulo, R&H, tape, icebox, ex-
tras, clean. Xlnt cond.
$2,525.25, 5484193.
'57 VW Van good tires, ·good
body $:"1UO.
'!'-544-3417 *
'68 DODGE Sportsman Van,
nu eng, good cond. Best of-
fer, 67:..-21)'}7.
'68 OODGE Van. V8, full in·
ter, stereo, Sl'TJO. Call
962-3976.
Auto Leasing 964
DISCOUNT ti.lark ]0-l\1ark 10
"B" Ignition systems saves
mileage, plugs points, in·
slal\s easily, 644-:>893
Autos j61Jin1oc1 96J
TOP
DOLLAR
PAID
IMMEDIATELY
FOR ALL
FOREIGN
CARS
WE ARE IN
DESPERATE NEED
OF GOOD, CLEAN
FOREIGN CARS
TOP DOLLAR-PAID
FOR OR NOT !
Call or ro1ne in io see us.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V. Coast ll\\)'., N.B.
'42-9405
TOP CASH
for dean late modt>I cars
---
970 Autos, tmponH 970
BEST AT
THE BEACH
CJ/R\'SLE'R "12 1-IT COUPF.,
Ne-""·1xirt Cu~lom, A/C, P.
\Vinti, Uuwlau IWof, Crui~
Cflntrol, Dl!IC 8 r ake Ii ,
42".211$V, Smi, BF:ACH Ji\1-
PORTS, 1200 \);. Co!uit
HtAy., Ney,'porl. 6 ,~06.
CADIU.,\C '68 CPE. DcV.,
A/C, fi~IJ Po\\'er. f.,.'l.11dau
T(')p, Sletco, XSS787, $1895,
RF ... \01 '!\!PORTS, 1200 \\I.
Ot.ost !liy,•11,y, New p or t _
&I~.
TRI Ul\1PH GT 6 t '69.
Rrutio, Sharp, YR X 6 7 3,
BEACl-1 IMPORTS, ln:I \\I.
Coast 11 .... y., N c v.• po r I ,
&1~.
?>1CB '67 Roadster, \Vll'f'
\l'h1<els, Chrome T r u n k
Riick, Z\'1)7::2, S I 1 9 :"!,
BEACM ll\fPOP.TS, 1200 \V.
Con~t ~h~)'.. N (' w JI 0 1" I .
&la.6100.
CADILLAC '70 CONV'T, i;-un
· Power, Auto nirnale Con-
lrol, A~1/F'M. 912BIV S29!Kl,
Bf~ACJ-1 IMPORTS. 1200 W.
Coast Hwy., Ne\vport,
&15-6400.
l\fUSTANC '67 GTA, Auto
Trans., P . Strg., Radio,
New Tires, TRJ270, BEACl-1
IMPORTS, 1200 W. Coast
Jlwy., Newport, &15-&106.
CAPRI
'fi?
NOW OWN TH E
FABULOUS 1973
CAPR I
\Vith 2,000 4 t'rlindcr or V-6
eoi,:!rn:, y,•lfh Or ""'l lhOUI
d()(.-or g1'0up, 1101nl' will. 5un
roof or lanrlau top, powt'r
disc brnkcs, style sh-el
.,...hi'.'t'I, radial tires, bucket
seats. ORDER YOURS
NOG USTAF~ON
Lincoln-Mercury
IG.~ l:kaC'h at \Vomcr
llunt in~ton B<>a(·h
142-8844 * (2131 592-5544
"Home of the Viking"
'71 CAPRI 2000
sion, · '011dilioni11g.
dist· hrak Bf'a1J1iful
contli,!1011. ' 1).
$2395
2480 !!arbor Blvd.
Cos1a Mesa
At f~air Drive
5-16-8017
ALFA R0!\1EOS al lhel ~!~!~~~~~~
BF.ACl-1. '66 Giulia Sprint '12 CAPRl 2000cc. Air cond, GT, Ai\l/Fl\1, TNE4l6, SPIDER '6'9 R 0 ads le r , dec.-or g roup, 4 spd, xlnt
A l\1J 1'~ 1\1 , J njec t ion , cond. $2500. 962-4644
DATSUN 69011FR. GT Vel.oce, Landau
Top, A:.Vl/n.1, 690 llFR,
SPID£R '67 R o a d s t e r , I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Blaupunt't Radio, New
Radials, 031A.KU,
BERLINA 'i2 Den1onsrra1-
ors. N<>ver F..t>gistcred. 0-Ull
& ~. All At BEACll IM-
PORTS, 1200 W. Coast Hwy .•
N ewpol'I., 645-6400.
VEGA '72 GT KAl\fPBACK,
A/C, Alloy \Vheels, Radio,
822DPB, BEACH JM-
PORTS, 1200 W. Coast
Hwy .. Newport, 64~.
JAGUAR '70 XKE. A/C, P.
s~.. AJ\.1fFMJS\\I Radio,
400&~. BE AC H ll\1-
PORTS, 1200 \V .Coast
Hwy., Nev.'JX)rt, 6£-6.106.
l\1ERCEDES 'ID 2.10Sl.., A/C.
Both Tops, Becker
;\~1 Fhf /S\\-, Radio. N~
• 240Z's •
AS WELL AS
ALL MODELS
Including 1200s, 610s & Truck~
ln1media1e Delivery
Some '72 5\0"s
AS LOW AS
$2495
F'ully Factory Equip1.IC'd
BUY OR LEASE
. ·-·-. -
Xl'mp11rt Dat!;1111 ·
!\_>(<' N C ·"' H•f-,1
1,,....t>W P.,,,0 64'> ~·)l); • Radials, Spotlcs!I. BEACH
fi\1PORTS, l!n> \V. Coo.st
ff y,'Y., Ne\\>port. 64~100. 1-=====c..::=---
FIAT ·11 RAc>:r. GT. i..w-DATSUN 240Zs
rlau 1'op. Radio, Radials,
3.l.5DJN. BEACH ll\fPORTS,
J:nl \V. Coast H ...,, y. ,
Ne\\JlOrt, &15-6'100.
. .
].ll'arl1 Jlt11p1111!i +t !?()(' w (' "' .... ..._ ..... r .. ;>wµ-• \k •I •A.i !:>4'Jb,
ALFA R0?\1f,O -SAAB in
Newport
e THE Fl"EST IN
USED IMPORTS e e THE FINEST IN .
IMPORT SERVICE e
Do yourself a favor and.COD)C
sec us rirst. Open Tues.
anrl Thun>. Ii! 9. Sat·Sun
Iii 5.
(F.URCIPEAN AUTO)
-(wlilA<s) .....
7IOO l-91>a !hd. C-. -MS· ,.40
AUDI
Largest Se le ction Ever
of full)' tquipix•d Zs, !\lags.
air c.-onditioning, 4 spds or
11uton1at iL~.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V. Coast l"f\\)'., N.B.
642-9405
$ SALE $
DATSUNS
NEW DEMOS 1973
51U"s
Pi1·kup
610"s
All l\loclels & ..'.:olots to
Choose r·rom. . . -.. --
· Xrmp1111 Dab un
" 11)()( "' ( '""' 01q-,, ~. 't>,...,.po-•' fl.-1<1' 1'4~ f,4{,()
Sports, Race, Rods 959
'72 PINTO. 2000 4 spd,' bit
eng. lnterpart r a c I ng
suspension. Good for street
or slaloms. Over $4500 in-
vested. Sacrif, pri pty.
548-Zl82
and trucks! ---------1..:~::=~===~~~
Howard Cheyralet MUST"" hove a Co. oar ·12 '70 Datsun 240Z 2 door 100 L.S. nf'w radia1
.. ----. -
l\facArthur and Jaml)l)f'('(' tires, Al\1-Fl\1 srert~. air Air Condi!ioning. Mag:>,
Ne-.1-pon &,ach condilioning, sun roof, <4 SPECIAL
S.33-0:.55 spd, un<ler book \'alue S.1.100. THIS WEEKEND
\VE -PA'l TOP DOLLAR 573-llSJ
Trucks
FOR TOP USED CA rts 1972 100 1..5 4 Dr. Auto. 1\ir.
962 Jr your car is extra clean, Am-Fin s teoreo. Sunroof. 1----------I see us first. Low n1i. ?riv pty-$4000 -'72 INTERNATIONAL BAUER BUICK '"" 5"7-9185. 2925 liarbor Blvd. BMW
SCOUT II Co<la .,.,, 979-Z';JO -------
11-fPORTS \\'A.f\'TED LEASE A 1973
L/.111· m ilf'agt>, 6957.4
tn.JGXC!. $2375
. . .
miles.
Xrmpm1 Dab11n .
: 1'1<•) ~ ( '"' ,,,,_ .. • .,...,.,, fi.,.t •·l· ,_,. :
196.i I:-.'TF.P.NATIONA L b:-1,
Tra\'t>lall, 111tlny new pat1s,
J ga~ tanks. SI50Ch o!f£'t'.
&w:i·i'O?l afh·I' 1::\0.
FSTATE MUST SELL
'73 Ranchero. 400 eng. fllll ex-
fnt.'1:. i\Ii<'helin tires, 6,000
miles. 673-tiJ72
TOYOTA PICKUP 1972, air,
mitTOrs, bum1>er & other
xtil'M. Clean. $ 2 0 0 0 ,
83.l)..-0'205 pvt.
'71 Dr\TSUN PU. Privntc
pe.rly. ,'(Jn• conit Coll hv.•1. i' 6-7 p.111. l\fon·Fri., 962-2:119.
'49 OIEV. plt·kup, '62 6 eyl. e,.-. $245 1or lx"!St off<'"f, after
l p.m. 968-00n.
Orang!': County's BAVARIA
TOP S BUYER
Bil..L l\tAXF.\' TOYOTA GOOD
18.ltal Beach Blv :.
JI. &'lch Ph. 847-!Wt, SELECTION OF
\VE l~U\' USED BMW's
L\1PORTED AlITOS 1972 200'1
BEST PRICES PAID! 1973 l~AV.\lllA
Dean Lewis Imports 1971 BAVAHIA 100,q 2;lOO 1!,u6 Harbor. C.~I. l!l6.q l'"'"
6-16-930'.: """
Autos, lmport.i 970
'71 CRICKET
4 Door, J\.fe talic blue
terior, radial tires,
saver.
$1399
'72 Cadillac
Sedan DeVille
16,000 rnl.
$5699
'72 VW CONY.
CREVIER BMW
Salt!> -Servk.-e -L-easing
208 \\'. l1;t SI., &1nla Ana
835-3171
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
G
SALES-SERVICf.;-LEASINC
OVERSEAS DELJVEf-1.Y
ROY CARVER, Inc.
234 E. Jitti St.
ornn~f' \\"1th blatk in1crior. Costa l\te5a 516-4441
2-1,000 ml.
$$S$ '70 BMW 2800
. -. ----
. Xrmp1111 Dab1111 .
5 ..,, lrl("(l W (U.l'<T ...,,.,....,,~ •
.. • N> .... 1....-t !kacn "'4'• b.400 . . -. ,
1973 'DATSUNS
ALL MODELS
IN STOC K
BARWICK IMPORTS
333i5 ClUllino Capistrano
S;.1n Juan Capistrano
493-3.175 or 831·1375
"i2 240Z. Auto, air, 1nag
\\"his, Beckc1· A l\I / i;· M
!l!CJ'CQ. ra(iifl /(.· SIC\f'O
cassetrf'. l311rn1 ornn~r col-
or Xh11 t~uid. S I 4 ;, O.
fi·12-9!lXO, 1624 Anligua \\lay,
Ncy,•p0rt .
•71 DATSU'.'J 2-!07., st1ek,
ll£'\V mags, 2 ne\v tires, ln1-
n1.ac. 494-6208
DATSUN, ToYota f'ntt. body
p:u1s or rebuildahlc car.
Helll', Drive it. b'13-1784.
FIAT
'69 Fiat Spider
Roadster
or11nge. t\\~Oi\71 3 •
$1399
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA '69 f"OHO \"S, F..xKI Su~r
Van Camper. P1U 1radt'. :.4>321~) '71 AUDI 1\lr 1:oll(I., all l"llllials,
11 itn black inlcr!Or,
1·/ran.
1 ~1 BEt\Cll BL. 84i-.\Xl5
r;ilver llUNTINGTON BEACH
'51 GMC pMCI truck, rehlt ma, rebU trans, n t' w
braltH. runs xlnr. 5W·65.~I.
'1S O IEV. ,. T. Pickup, l~"Y
duty, ?dust t1ell, make offer,
t.quna, 494-0072.
'!JI CHEV. 1t Ton . P.U., XJnl
cmd. $395. 6i~24 Qr
675-0lfl.
155 G)IC PU 1) ton. 6 C)•I,
Runs ad. Bt11 olle.r._ Qulek
...... &l!h'i12!
"56 FORD Pk:k Up. Bc,.1 Of-
M . Call 213: 00<;45>1: n•: 1!47-3J.ZI.
100 L.S
4 Dr. Auto lranis, vtnyl
ratllo, 33.0CC n1ilcs
$3295
top.
445 E. COAST HIGHWAY
f•t l.rtdt# Drlv•I A NEWPORT BEACH d ~~ 673.0900 01' 'o~,~-•s
@
. '
$4495
. NEWPORT
IMPORTS
S"UJit'r
:i,ioo \V. Const H•vy •• N.B.
642-9405
'68 BMW 2002
sl!vrr-. 1xtlAM61
$1799
I BILL MAXEY
1
• TOYOTA 1 1.~ Bt;An l H!~. 8-17·~5;"'3
HUNil:\CiTOS BEACll
'fi4 F'ist 1100-D. For, part11 or
y,•holc cnr. Good I i~. 1011
of new parts. 646-~ after
6:30 pm
JAGUAR
'71 XJ-6
Sedan Sable
Bisqu llllt'rlOr, lOfHk'd,
nt11et, (31543\\11,
$6789
low
lll.n-q111!• lllti!lll'•
IJl'Ull~~ ,.1<1,1 \IMI . ' ..
Pu~ifruo "1uol" .w )'OOr
Uwiit-11e\I UIOM: b..ubles ror "buck~", Call C11S!ilflcd
6-l:kl!m.
l§l [ .~ ...... l§l
JAGUAR
71 JAGUAR
XJ6 SEDAN
l3l6Dt';\ I
60 S\11\RP "QUALI T\'"
usr~o CARS IN STOCI\
SJ>l'\.·ializing In Qualily e BAUER BUICK
29'J_j llruix>r Blvd.
COSTA MESA 979-2500
'71 Jaguar V-12
E Type Caupe
~:arR.(Ol7f;~~~l . loi1dl'CI. locul
$6666
~l11'1n1111!; llluhn"
llJIUll\llDJ\I \ll.11, I/Ml .. ' ... . "' ' '" ' -"
'71 JAGUAR Xl6
IKDl\C3~
Jim Slemons
Imports
1301 Quail
Nc .... •port Beoc-h
l!J).930()
New Toyotas
In St,ock
Beat Price
Increases!
~tu.Lewi&
-TOYOTA
970
'71 vw
Westphalia
Camper
t'OlllJ'lt!te y,•l1h 1ent 19770UD)
$2899
BILL MAXEY
\TOYOTA I
~I B ACH Bl.. S47·~
llU~ JNGTON BE,.\Cll
'69 vw
4 S11d, Air Cor'M'.1, 1134FOVJ
E:'l.'TER FROl\1 i\.1acARTIIUR 1966 Harbol", C.I\[. 646-9303
$1595
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA 50 USED ·
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
GAS SAVER
'68 CROWN llUNTIN(iTON BE;\Cll
<I !Joor Sedan. l::t'Ono1n ical 4 ·6.'I CUSTOl\llZJo:O V\V Van.
s1xl., e n " i 11 P L'Ot)lplelf'ly Brn1KI UC'\\' inside ,i:_ out
o'haulNI lit our shO/l. im•ld. nl('('hanic-al parts.
Sharp Ne\V Car t\\o"Xl\11 661 nu1g y,•hls. Goody('a r
Trade--ins 5944 O\•ersizcd ti1"t":s. 4.'i,000 rni. &
Coming In Every Day i• Wf'tlt Uuy a t $2000.
k bo &14-6500 days or 64•1-2342
As A ut Our Un ique SANTA ANA TOYOTA evei;.
Uu d Mercedes Lease 417 \\I. \\"an1t·r ~m-2;,12 1 '·'°'1;c:,=-~v~1~v-~---PI ----S<'da n . ans ,6., TOYOTA Su11roof1t·actio. Lo rni. lnl· House of Imports .,. "'"'" o.-ig. """'" l'-'"" ... COROLLA hrs!. S46-6:~06 G.S62 Manchester, Buena Park Qn the Sa
5
.,i;ta
1250
Ana Frwy SPRINTER V\\I, ·r,s bug. Orig ow1K'r, ....,.. Xlnl 1.>011d. RIM. pop out
fZYi'..ti951 rear y,•i11do\1's. Pri. Ply.
&>lt."Ction of rolors. air t.'On-?\1ERCEDES Benz '66 230 S $l 399 Bel\t offer: 540-5719
dhioning, lull factory equip-Bro111.c, auto, power, perfect pt.>d. in & oul, $2,250/bcsl olfer. '72 E l\fP J blt V\V, nM'1.llV
$6395 536-6662 or 842-3724. BILL ~AXEY xlras, l'C'posseRSCd hy bank,
'61 l\1ERCEOES '~ SL TOYOTA nnist sell for rl'n1aining ~ amount. 5'15--0>29.
Autos, lmporteci 970
VOLVO
'66 VOLVO
1,).\4 2-door I
4 Sii('('([, A~! 1'~1
$777
fXSP823 l
,~Wtl.W W VOLVO
1966 llarhn1·. C.;\I, fiHi-9300
1970 VOi.VO, 4 dr, :..:lilt C."OrKL
Sl .&.'iO or 111akc or re r .
641}-1312
"68 !•I IS bPigc--b1uv.·n. ;1uto.
ah'. n •huilt l•ng .t 11·nn•.
--~$1000. 64~4J
Autos, Used 990
BUICK
71°BUICK
Skylark Custom
V-S, nulotnnti1· u·11nsn1i1'h-ion,
110\1·cr .sll't.'rin1:::, fl owe r
brWu·)i. JlO\l't'.r .scuts, lilt
stN'l"ing \\'hl'i'l. tln1cd glass,
vinyl lop, ch1'0111e wht."Cls,
und ]O\Y 1niles,
$2777
17-13CXVf
60 SJIARP ','QUALITY ..
USED CARS IN STOCK
S)"lC'(:intlzing Jn Qualily e BAUER BUICK
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
[i~"~~ cond. $2200. lSSSl BF.ACM BL. S-17-s:;a;-, ·11 \t\\I Caniper e-ood cond. -==-=-="------1.~ll'.'oU/i'Ni:!'1C.'l,O:-:NG':'_':T0~N_!B~Eo;,.~\C~l.!_I _ ffil/C':tS.<;C'll(', ;,,akc offer. 19'.l.'l I lril'hor· Bll'd.
GAS SAVER i\lust St'll in11nP<l. call Susan COSTA MESA 979.2500
'71 MK. II ,_,, w. "'"" 11·" • 7 0 BUICK RIVIERA
1966 SPITFIRE. Good 4 Door. A nil"<' rrearn fin ish. "70 V\\I Bus, Brnnd . llt;'\\'
MG
3100 \V. Coast lh1'Y .• N.B, n1echanicnllv. Needs In-l u11·n<'r 11u10. \\'ilh :-.-iandn1·tl ~b.lt. Ct~. Custoni built Ht-
642-9405 tcrior and eXt. \1·ork $350. or u·ansn1ission <9!XiDJDi Onlv lt·r:~I". ~xr. rend. i'ltake of--~-:---:-------1.~""':''".'..''.rt"".:"''::·.:.4~9&-~35:~''?.'---1 51777 · _fer .. ~l:~!_t_!l._ -~--'70 Januar 4.2 MGB-GT '68 an1/fn1 ,vire 'G.l V\V 1:.00 ~q tik xl111 n1rt·h
'2 wheels, Jo n1iie-age, sh...-0250 <'fln<I nu tn·C's t"\.•blt <'ni::
1-011vf'n iblc. k1Cal car t296-t'all bcf. 9 pni SANTA ANA TOYOTA ~~><I~ :1 body v.·ork Sun
,\SJ 1. ,61 MG , -117 \\I. \\'arnt't' :t!Q--251:.! ;>..17-~.Xi.I $2999 $500 * * ~;~1~! ··11 TOYOTA MARKT! .ce69o'-cv~1"v_"'_"-""'-.~.,-,.7,-. ~,7,~-..,,
• 1 ;:i. WAGON clean. Low mile. Al\1/i; l\1.
$1,225. Priv. party. 675-169-1 Auto Trans. (90.1CQQJ
$1999 OPEL ('\'t'S
-----------1 * '71 OPEL 1900 station 11·agon 4-speed. radio, no
air, clean inside & out.
$UOO. 6'12-1050 or 673-0011
~llla n1111 !; llltihn"
V\V '69 Cnn1per. factory rf'·
hit eng. $1 iOO Also '6:1
Clln1per rr-blt eng $12'"".JO.
Bo1h veory clean. 497-lre4 '70 JAGUAR
XKE COUPE
Wt(lll l lllllU J11 • 111\"l.l -· ~ ~ ·~ ·~ ... 'ti2 RU G, r ebuilt '67 t'rig.
'W OPEL \Vagon, 5-1,000 111i GAS SAVER lirt's & br:lkcs in good >I s:JX'{'(I, a ir t"Otl(Ji 1ioning, Nt'<.'ds body \1·ork. runs roncl .. x lnt transp. $400.
lPalhPr in1el'ior, A:\l 'Y~1. grea1. Good trdflSP. $1~. '70 COROLLA !i-L>--6·1-lj
ln11naeult11r eond .. rhronu• 494-Sln. \\"a_iton. Duulilf' sharp, 11)\V 'M-V\\I:~. -,-,.,-,,-.;-,,.-Boc.·nian
~;1~~~1an1~~''!nd.~~1f1!/:~·,•. PANTERA md_eai:,'<'._ .'1 SJX'Cd. Ivory lapC' dl'l'k, Pri-; Pl v. ----------I \\"hllf' f1n1sh, i;uarantCt.•11. * 5.57~"" * $4288 176-IASl I. ~ '71 PANTERA $1366 ·r,g \I\\'. (.:ood t~)tlll., gon<l 60 SHARP "QUi\LfTY"'
r s J-:J) C1\l?S IN STOC K
:".(h..'t."ialilinj: In Qunl11y e BAUER BUICK
I . ~;'~,""'=~~~·c....;1r,_.•'·~s1~200.
7SOO ORIGINAL MILES SANTA ANA TOYOTA '66 V\\'. 1\·f'G.~ C'ngin.._ &
E x c e lle nt Condit ion 417 \\'. \\'arnt•1· j.10-2511 ~unrf.162:> flJ'.. bt•s.t _nff.
Fully Loaded TO\'OT1\ '69 Coi'flna, 4 dr, lo • ."~li4114.l *
:l!l:l5 ~1<1 rbor Bl\'d. Call After 6 :00 P.M. mill .. <\Rf', exc·f'I rond. $.'175. '72 \'\\. y1'ltoy,· suPl'r bug.
COSTA MESA 979.2500 638-3471 493-727S 1111111 cond. Join Penc1• Corp,
MAZDA * Mudo '73 Rotary * $66 MONTH
36 l\>lONTHS O?EN LEASE
WiU ac1~ep! trarle-ins
CALL i\o!R. Jo~ll.Y d42·6666
Hunt. Beach
MAZDA
·71 ~o,'OT \ " I · c•i J>e.ll best offer . 846-.1648 PORSCHE ., , i-1111 crtuscr -~ d --------
\Vag. 4 \\"hCC'I rl r. A/C good ·n.'l RliG, n-blt t.•ngint', rlf'I\'
co11cl. i\lake off<>r! 6i5--12G.i l1rnk('s. xlnt cond. $725. '72 PORSCHE -&l:!-[;67.~--~ VOLKSWAGEN '70 VIV Bu•. <lut roud.,
v.·hile, Ot1P owner. $1795.
'71 V\\'-BAf{GiUN . * 551-5Tffl * 914 COUPE
Beautiful gold, black roof, 5· Ney,• r-..1d1als, xlnt n1t'th., "66 SQBK, reblt l'ng. NN'ds
spl'ed, radio, healer, power roncl . Necds paint.. 6T;r-0'291 S001l' bodv \\"(lrk. s.-..i:i.
sicering. 13.763 miles, •69 VOLK:S\\'AGEN Sedan 67.",.72S2 da)•s/673-2.\91 e1·l's.
$399.5 Auto Truns. $950. "65 SQL',\REBACK, good
i449t"ELJ Cnll 213: 592-2!m cond. fiS,000 n1iles.
Jim Slemons 'iO V\V, 7 pass Bus. rte-hit * 67:r1:i1s *
cng. clean. Sl,6j)_j. "68 V\V !;uul'Qflr. lo 1n i, r,o(l(! Imports 4.l}.1-fii60 or 19.",....ffi,"12 rondi!lon $.S9:) .• vrer S pn1
J'i?.~l Bl•1u·h Bl. 84'>-6666 !lfi:l--4793 ---~~--"-=·==• 1301 Quail '71 V\V Bu~ Ne1v cni:;:. c[Utl"h, =:..c.=·::,...~~----1 ~71 ROTi\ltY lit a l d a. Ne....'JIOrt Beach 11res. $1 9!1.). or ln uk• f11r l11!t• VOLVO
1.crrecr ron<l iHon. IJ,.t' w S.13-9300 n1od Sia. \Vai::. 6-l;)....'f!."l9
$(•11 n11s t ~l"\.'en 11·i1h vinyl
1•1P, grt'1'n inll"'riot·, ;1 ir Nn-
dir io11 ing, ,\l\I Fl\f stcr('(l
111ul1iplt~x radio. s t rat o
ht•nrh l)()'ol't'r -"'.'UIS, poy,'(>r
11 indo11·s, 1·hl\HHt' 11·hecls.
anti ra(·tory "a rranty is
;1\""flilnh!t'.
ONLY 16,000 MILES
$36'66
4960C'QQf
60 Sll1\.RP "QUALITY"
L'SEIJ CAHS IN STOCK
SjJt..~lalizint: In QuaJi1y e BAU~R BUICK
29?..5 ll nrbor Bh·rl,
COSTA MESA 979.2500
197'2' F.STATF: \\'ai.:nn, l~-
1nac. Lo rnil(.'S, I 01\'llt"!r. air.
fl/~. p/h, Cir. p1i ply. ltlw;1
sr•ll Takc O\"t'r l'(IUity. \\'lll
la ke 1rc1dr. y,•ill rrnanct'.
6to--1'll~'=,-,---
'li9 l~UICK 1l1vicr:1, pov.·er
.~i':1ri;:, y,·indo\1's. sll'l'ri~ ,"-:
tir11ko·s. V111.\•l top, ~11 xtrns.
r.oort <'Ondit!on. J:>vt. pty.
Conr;1et. lhu:h !\! y n a 11 ,
540-.'"'6.1{) or !>-19-26.54.
'66 RIVIEP.A -rn-e<ls engine
o\·crhaul -11·oultl n1nkc
J:"l,..:tl lo1\"-1·ich~r. S :1 O O.
:; 1·1-9-170. ext 36, ru1k" for
Jin1.
'70 SK'{LAHK. Good t.'On-
dition. Jo~ull fl0\1·er. Fae. Air,
vi11yl tnp. f:l'OOOnly 8.
$22lf1/offcr. !lf'.18-5-161
"67 SPECIAL '1-<lr .. w<I. ('011(1 .•
rnakP offl'r. '70 Toyota
('ol'f)nn 4-dr. ln1m1:1c. l_'Ond.
Sl•IOCI. 9f.S-~18
-,64 RIVIERA
Xl111 rond.
613-5930
CADILLAC ---·-· ·-··~---~i~hcl ins . ..,,-hile vinyl"top. E~TER J'R.Oi\·t i'llacARTIIUR --.72 8UPERB £ArLV.-
l, ~t\". '!a11Y· Best otlc.r. Ph TRADE 2 BR TO\VNHOUSE, $1700 OR BEST OFFER EL DORADOS
6 l . .,-:U.t.. :.nx22 fan1 rm. xlnt cond., 979-2116 af1er 3 THINK
BOB LONGPRE located in pri~ f'ountain --.--n-c .. 1il1Pii10bil<> ECONOMY cou1:EI~'O~VEHOORTSIBl!LES
MAZDA Valley area, unmet! oc-!;how morn condition. •
cupancy. a""""'ble 7'1% $45!'0. 6T.'-..74'9. DE VILLES
-SERVICE FIRST-~~ar~o~~e~~i~~~a1l:~ 'fl7 '!'V Bug ~7!15 WHILE WE HAYE 40
l:;L Slre~t a! lhl' &u1ta Ana South Bay Realty Agent/ Very nice cond. 111/out. 38 T<O'OUCl~EOO.~· SE
'" Suwt '' lhr (,,...,,,,_ 962-2'40, 'Ev•'-c'.'11 673
-
2
."''. NEW VOLVOS IN ... SRn!R Ana fr\I)'· 96S--9100. l\l!J~I ~II Ef?:l<'I i;:, ~ V\V CON~if:t~~LE'-"
Sa n1a ·Anu :i."l8-78TI PORSCfIE 914 -·n. Silver : ;;oo92_38· 0
1',1 best oUer, Priv pt~'-"' ., STOCK ;\Jany exce\ll'nl 1-olor.i: stereo, Appear group: New ~~~-------1 C1W'll1·eo or lnleriors
MERCEDES BENZ
'72 MERCEDES BENZ
radials. $3250. 833-9031 (9-'6.') V. \\I. Van. Good con-(Clo1h & \etithl'r)
5). dilion, S650 or Best o!Jcr i r·ac·tory air ronditionlng
'59 ''PORSCHE 356 eon· 49it-23!!5. t\lt1t1u l • · Full flO\\"Cr • Olol<:e or:
vertible 0, 1600 s u fl er '6!) V\V Faslback. Stmroof. Al IU(NA ta1iA Stcrro Al\f/f"'~I l"odifl
engine. Best offer. t 1) shr.pe $125 & take over VOLVO ('ruiS<' t'On lrOl 450 SL COUPE 528-2793 pay1nf'11ts, 540-1697. T1i1nk opcntr & n101'f'
. 'GG PORSCHE 9ll $2850 or '00 VW Bug, xln1 cond, orig. c AU i11 1nunnt·ul:ll<> (.•ondil!on
R
1
Nl e~~ .. red In!., 01r ~'On· besl ofrer. owner . $l200. J.l6G lhu·bor, C.l\I. frMi-9~{().1 l..itl').!csf sel'-"Clion m
( 1hon,v , p(.M·cr slL'CMng, "~"' ...,78 N 8 ~3487 '61 VOLVO ud I -11 Orani,:e County Ai\I Fi\1 i.rrr«1 rrulio le:i!! ~· • · • . 111 c ·" . n1n!' lhan 10.000 miles. 425 il"TE1. '68 PORSCHE. 912. s spd, °="'5SIC 55 V\\1• nev.· pa111t. gooil, good tir~s. $2;iO. Nabers Cadillac
SEE THIS ONE nmgs, a.ir, xlnt cond. $3800. ln'f's, brakes <'le. $300 or j.JJ-X911 AU'l'llORJZED Df.:ALER $ $ $· 675--0284 n10J.:c orrrr. 642-11193 -:s!VoLVO. Vf'ry clean. :JJOO llARBOR BL.,
TOYOTA '70 V\V Bus. Xlnl cond. 36,000 xl111 rr.1n.~po1111tio11. COSTA l\1ESA Jim Slemons lfl n11, c1:1.n1plng bed frnn1t>, s:-..;o 3:)7-1517 a11. iPl\l :>41l-9JOO Open Sunday I rts ' Sllril. 96.3.--53.'J.1 CLANi.IF1l'.:O · · .... 6-12-5678 \\lhl!I' Eleph.1n1 Dime-A-Uno
mpo '68 Toyota Autos, No w 980Autos, Used 990 'Au1;;;-u.... 990
l.IOI Quail S d ~,~-''°" s. • ..i, Carana e an
K:l.J-9.100 .'\1110 Trana, f\\llel-15)
ENTE"H rnoM t.1acARTl·IUrt s 1199
JIM SLEMONS BILL MAXEY
IMPORTS TOYOTA
MERCEDES BENZ 18801 BEACH BL 847-855.,
AUTHORIZED l-IU NTINGTON. BEACll
SA!.ES & SERVICE GAS SAVER
Jim Slemons '70 COROLLA
Imports
130l Quuil
N{'\\·port UC'nch
S:'l.1-!1300
ENTER f'HOl\1 l\lac;ART~IUR
-·73 Mercedes
280 Sedan
BN•kf'r t;urori:,. rl:odhd Tire<t,
Air Conditlonln)!', (0791-IPN >.
$8299
CREVIER BMW
Sa le• . ~rvlre ~ 1.eaJ1ing
:lJ8 \V. 1111 St., So n111 Ana
835-3171 ____ ,
\\111gon. Double ~harp. 101v
m ile~P. ii spc('(f. Ivory
1\ hltc fin ish, gu11rontecd.
t761ASI/. $1366 . ,
SANTA ANA TOYOTA
417 \V, Warne r :>ol0-2512
'69 TOYOTA HI LUX
PICKUP
!ZVl-~1
$1499 ·-
~111.11 q111" 11111!111'·
"""1> I "''"" lo.I " I '·'
l\1E RCE Df:S 1971 SEl. 300.
fi.3. Lo mileage. the color Is '73 TOYOTA Coro\111, lo mi,
J1IC!J;C l(rlly, c111\ r r o 111 war ra n 1 y . 1600 cng,
9am-4ptn, ~11-2235 or AM/~'l\1 Rudio. Bctt oUt·r.
5prnw7:30 pn1 , 532-2QOO _ ,:Cnl~l-'o::Cl~;ll-;:2'1:,;3:=:'-:....,,,---,.-,;:: * '.[ill MJo::HCEDE:S Jkni. '1970 'f'OYOTA Coron1l, 4 dr,
220S ~'<iuri. Sm. Ch I I aulo, l'adio. \lery
673-8fl'l!I 111\lenw;o. lmm11c. 0 r I If •
You rton'I rwx-<1. a ~n to owner. J.illke oJtcr. 536-'600
"Dr8\Y f'1.u1t" When you • '6!l CORON,\, lnctory air.
plllct 1:111 ;id In lh1• D11ily 11.1cl(. Sharp rnsidc It out!
Pilot \V11nt Adil Cull Mv.' Prlv. party. Or4;inal OWlK!f'.
-642-jG78, "'--"-='';.;··-------·----------
20th Anniversary Special
''the Gas Savers''
;fREE ... IMPORTED
ITALIAN
10-SPEED'
BIKE
WITH EVERY NEW CAPRI
ORDERED & DELIVERED
THRU JULY 10,
... CAPRI ...
TH E "SEXY " AND ECONOMICAL IMPORTS
2121 HAR80fl ILYO •• COSTA MESA
Saturday, June 30, ·1973 DAILY PILOT. 33
............ ~--""_-~l§J ! · ., ... ~ .. ,, I~ I l§J [ ..... ....... 1§1 ! __ ..
A ...... •_t•_•._._u_..., _____ 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, U$9G 990 Autos, Uwd 990 Autos, UMCI~ 990
OLDSMOBILE
Autos, Used Autos, UHd 990 Autos, Used , _.....;. ____ _
GROTH
CHEVROLET
SPECIALS
OF THE
WEEK
'72 Ply Dustor .. $2650
GOLD. V...S, automatic ,
pct\Wr steering. (026E'iA).
'72 LeMans Cpo $3499
V-8. Auto, pwr., steering, a.it.
(654F.JZ),
172 Monte Ca rla . $3699
V-8, AUIO pwr. SIC!t'r ing air
tlliETl.
'71 lmpolo Cpe $2S2S
V-8, auto., poy,·cr slecring,
{4'l1CKY J.
'71 Mu1tong .... $2699
V-8, auto., pwr. steering, air.
(721BZJ J.
4'71 Jup Wegon . $3599
,·4 WHE!q.. drive, V-8,
automatic, poy,<er steering,
air cond. (039HGR l.
'71 Chev Cot Cpe $247S
V-S, nuto., pwr. steerln~. air.
t728C\"Xl.
'70 Torino Cpe .. $192S
V-8, auto .• pwr. steering, air,
(.J89BQKI. -
'10 Impala. Sod .. $2499
V·S, aulo., P.S., air. (Ser. No.
15.5653).
'70 Chev Cot Cpe $2190
V-S. a uw., pvn. steering, air.
(4380\'XJ,
'69 Pont 4 Dr HT $10SO
V-8, auto., pwr. st~ri111:. air;
(YNG598J .
'69 Coprlco s.d. $1750
V-8, auto., pwr. steertng, air.
(3'6CTR).
'69 Falcon ...... $1S99
-4 DOOR, 6 cyl., stick shift,
bMlutilul little econo1ny car.
IOO'lALT J.
'68 Oldo 4 Dr HT $1499
V-8. auto., pwr. steering, air.
(378Al(l\.1).
-GROTH
CHEVROLET
11211 BEACH BLVD.
847-6987 549.3331
HUNTINGTON BEACH
CADILLAC
-
CA MARO CHEVROLET UN COLN
'70 CAMARO SAYE $700
'71 0 1c:velle Malibu 2 door Automatic, power hardtop, auto, alr condJ.
steering, power tioned, vinyl to;p. 35,CMXI
brakes, factory air miles. $2195,
DODGE: 'Tl ~er1 2 ctr, 8 .1966 UNCOLN O;intinental.
cy!, R & 1-I, Alr, VU1yl top, full pov.:er air fm good
Orig owner, 10,WI rnl, Llkt cond 831}-.!iioo ' '
new. $2795. (D4) Ml-4798 °""""'' ~~"='-~--DODGE Olronet '72 arnall '73 LINC. Town Cpe.
cond!Uonfna, v i n y I Call Ai.ma !t1otors
VB, A/C, P/S, leather in· 8500 Miles, Fully Eqwpped, 644--0427 terlor, lo. mi. reasonable 1--=='-'--'=='---roof. (346A vu). 644-1432
$219$ CHRYSLER
!lnandng avail. 842-7701, ' • MAVERICK 11811 Beach Blvd., H.B.
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mosa
At Fair Drive
~11
'68 CHRYSLER 300, loaded,
lmmac, · new radials, will
sacrifice, make o 1 f e r .
5<6-4184
1971 MAVERICK, .f dr, auto,
ell!, • new tires, xlnt cond.
'67 FIREBIRD 326. Full pwr, ~~ner. l9,500 ml, $ln5.
air, 17 mpg. 64,000 m iles l'°'=:-~===-~~$750. Call 644....4896. 1970 MAVERICK, autp trans,
xlnt buy. ...
FIREBIRD
CONTINENT~L
'71 LINCOLN 1
CONTINENTAL
FORD
.... 350 ""'0• p/s, pdb, )o mi, MARK Ill Vinyl I o p • Immaculate.
'72 Ford Gran
Torino Squire
Wagon
loaded, Air Cond, 3rd Seat
!621EBNl. $1995. Pri. Pty. 675--0745, Beautiful gold, sackllc loother
$3210 CHEVROLET lnterio,, vinyl roo(, AM/FM stereo, a.tr conditioning, and
'70 Chevy
Kingswoocl
Wagon
low mil~. Factory Equipped,
tCDLLB).
$2599
lll.in1 111 •; llluhn~.
1 l>t'l~ ,, l \IJ\ll . ., ' ' '". . ..
lll.i rq111,. lll11h11'•
(111)]1 l l"Wa ~l-. ~i'I•!
all the goodies f8708ZT).
• $5995
Jim Slemons . .
I 1970 r~oRo Country Squire ft'.lports Station \Vagon, xlnt cone!, 1
1301 Quail oWncr. au10 trans, PIS,
Newport Beach P/B, R/H. $2500. 644-7278.
833-9300 '67 FORD LTD, R&S.I, air,
ENTER FROM MacARTHUR stereo tare, avail now. $750.
1969 LINC Cont. f u 11 y 833--0780. wk-Oays, .f93-7M6
equip·d, like new, chauffeur eve & wknds.
~~~~~--~~-I drivf'n, while on white, '70 FORD LTD, B~hm. Air, '69 EL CAMINO 1_<"94'--4"'5"27,_, -'494"·-'190=7.___ All Extrn•, Lo Mo., Exlnt.
p°"'<'r s1cering , auto trans.. CORVAIR Cond. Met Tan w/Vin Top.
radio, air conditioning, vinyl I----------I Orig. Owner . 644-0'340.
top, camper shcll. '65 CORVAIR. Xlnt cond. '69 FAIRLANE, s p orts $2277 Nev.-ly painted. $400. Ask for package. Sharp, l owner,
Earlene, 64Z-~ll. Aft 5 n1ust sell. Best.. ofier. (29'l17E) 43" ·~' wknds 673-5938. =~="~"=~~~--Dmltwi&
-TOYQTA
1961 CORVAIR runs, new '72 GALAXIE 500· XL, cream
battery, good tires, SlOO. puff, air, must sacrifice,
968-JJ()S $ZDJ. 00 dO\Vn W good
credit, priv pty. 492-3814
CORVmE '70 FORD Torino \\i'agon. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Clean, Jo mi's. R&.H, p/s.
'70 Ch C 970 CORV~ 1 I) & p/b, gd rubber. $1885. evy amaro 1 L• •L, " •"" 67>-ll67.
Go\" . C 1 air. 35,000 m!., yellow "• Air ond, ocal Car \\'/blk int. Immaculate! '70 FORD Galax.le 500. Hi
(G9SBEUl. $4450 Firm. T\1on-Thurs t>e-f mileage, sell cheap. Nu $2599 9-4 TI4: 556-8378 or aft. 5, valves, brakes, good cond.
213: 380--0761. Pvt. ply. $1450. 54&-8852.
~llt .1rq1n ,; llllltu"; '64 VET '64 Conv Galaxie 500
IOl'lll•l\00!> J.1'>11111\LI Reblt big block, 4 spd., new PIS, P1B, P /\\'indo\vs, lthr
4ll rear end, side n1ounts, int. Xlnt <.'Ond. $500. 645-4625
----------1 mags, Goodyear's, stereo, 2 '12 LTD~ bl / · \ t '69 CHEV. lm-"'a custom 642 1ur ue v1ny op · ......, tops. Ev€"s. -3706 or 36•1 1 \padod 1op -d hardtop cpe. 350 V8, power 494-0060 m · · .... n · l\lf'Cring, radio. aulortitie ----------Spit book at $2975. By oy,nr. A steal-call now 833-8&09 trans in consolf', stra1o COUGAR buckl't ~ats, vinyl top, B.F. T~ l-"ORD Galaxie 500 4 dr
Goodrich C-ddial ti r es , ,71 COUGAR hrdllJ, Air, p/s. di sc . 644-4687. brakes, New tires. $850.
966 B 962-3.560. 1 EL Air, P/s, Plb, 70 FORO Galaxie 500, air '"°" body & 11 ..... Ntt<b XR7 minor engine work. $300 or . ' conditioning, excellent cpnd.
make offer .• 556--0787 att 6 Low . mil~. AM/Fl\.f . stereo $1500. 645-6467 aft. 5:00 p.m.
pm radK>, vtnyl root. a.ir con-1973 GRAND Torino \\i'agon,
· ditioning, automatic, bucket loaded, rack &. gauges, 7700
Call 968-8232
' MERCURY
'69 MERCURY Monterey Sta
\\i'gn. lo mi, p/11 , p/b, alt
cond, $1450. By owner.
962-0061
19"J6 M.ERCURY Park Lane,
vinyl top, full power, NC,
DI B, good cond. $300.
833-26$.
'70 MONTEGO MX, wgn,
am/fm, ale, full pwr, roof
rack, 9 pass, xlnt cond.
646-6082
'65 P.fERCURY, Q:>lony Park
\\i'agon, P/S, P/B, Air.
$500. 838-3590. •
MUSTANG
'68 MUSTANG
V·8, 3 speed, radio.
$977
(410,fBE) fl T ltwi&
'69 MUSTANG. Red w/white
vinyl top, p/s, p/b, radials,
V8. Xlnt cond. 675-8363
'67 MUST ANG 1'~aslback, 289,
4 spd , \vide tires/mags,
rea l clean. $1295. 673--S5TI
'65 t>.1UsrANG. 4 spd, v-8,
tape dk. Xln't cond. $800.
Call 551-22J7.
SHELBY '67 GT 500 501\.1 Mi.
4 speed $1500 UDK 131
Pri. Pty (TI4J 646-7925
'65 MUsrANG, 6 cyl a uto,
$395 or best otter,
53$-5111
OLDSMOBILE
'67 CHEVY Impala Sta. \Vgn. seats. miles. $3995 847-7627
P/B, P/S, air cond, pvt A REAL "BEAUTY ~~~-~--~-IOLDS '69 Delta 88. 36,000
party. lOnt rond. $950. 52995 '67 FORD Cortina, $545. mll•~ Flllly equipped. N•w
499-1706 engine & brakes recently !ires. battery, vinyl roor. I~ C!)EVY 6 cyl. Body gd ( 129CEO J reblt. 548-05.58 Best offer. Priv pt y,
cond. ?o.fany no pts. Rubber Jim Siemon~ '72 FORD Co11t1try Squire' '°'536-""7'°'675=. -,c-,,---.,,.-,.-,,.,
,·ery gd. Nu trarn1. Call Red Sta. Wgn. New cond., OLDS '72, Cutl ass, 2 dr full
Grey aft. 6pm: 644-7800 Imports $3600. J!est otter. 673-2791 p\\T, air, bucket seats, vinyl
l!rr.? NOVA, V8, p.a., p.b., 1301 Quail 'TI C'OUNTRY Squire, nu top Mint cone!. $3,000: Orig
l9TI Eldorado, the lll'st a ir, deluxe int., n f' \\' Ne1\'port BeaL-h brk11, shocks elect. windows, owner, 586--0116 ·
CadiUnc color l'On1ho ('\"er. Ml I \I ti $ 21 O O ·~ 9300 I 1 d 962 •092 c 1e n res, . °""~· x n con · ""'\I~ '70 DELTA 88, f/pwr, air, coro w/tan landau top, 494-1219 ENTER FROM MacARTIIUR I 29,!ro ml, brand nu st! belted G M C vinyl top. Must se I, ~ing
tires, tilt y,tiJ , am!fnJ. n.f r . * 1968 CAPRICE '71 COUGAR XR·7. SUper • " • over seas. $2500. 832-5376
p/"1.•. Best oHtt. 5'6-S4l9 All extras & sterro clean, r/h, tapt', air, \•in. '7J GMC SPRINT '67 TORONADO, low miles,
da)'!! 8:3()..6:1)) 644-0637. $1150 968-75.16 ttJ': 17K 1ni. &IZ-8062. mint cone!. Air, PIS , ·p1.\V,
'70 OIEVEU.E ~ 396. 4 MUST sacrifice! '69 Cougar, New tire&.$1250. 549-3587
'7'2 CADILLAC Coupr de bbl. carb. Headers~clng fa ct. air, p/s, di!IC brk.o;, V.S 454 1964 _OLDS Cutlass. new
Ville. Silver, sll're<J, lthr, cam. $1800 Firm. 613-2325. $1100 cash. 1'Irm. 847-~100 Ser. •500275-1547 tires, nice paint, $350 or
loadod, land'" top. $5300. * 19n Chov 6 pau. wagon. DODGE $3995 bost off". 552-"801
494-m; Good rond .. air & radio. BILL BARR·Y 1965 OLDSMO=Bl~LE-
'68 CAD. Conv. white Yl/Red ~~=*="~'--~~·-~-< '66 OODGE CQRONIT 500 $150 557-8658 leather interior. Ex c . ·~ CHEVY Sta. Wan. Runs A"to. V-8. PIS. p / B , Conti . 979--1907 .... "White Elephants" over. good SlSO. Call 66-5220 or Buck<'ts $000. 536--0134. GMC Motorhom• C•nt•r running your house'? Turn
'68 ELDORADO, al~~· ~-=..;1223:::::--~---~ '67 DODGE. form€"r ye.llo\v {151. St. at S.A. Fl"lvy.) them Into "Cash" ..• sell
cruise control. ;!·~..,,.. m • '63 QI.EV. V8, air cond, cab. Best oUer. Call Eves 2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana them thru a Daily Pilot
$2650. 551-2305, 4"-....'~· P""T/1tr & nu brks, $325. -or Sun 642-838'2. 558-1000 classified ad ~
'67 EL OORAOO, alr. full call ~67 · Motor Hom9t Motor Hom•• Motor Hom•• cr:,r $1~:i~1irJ "''de r 1:. ~~~m~~ v~. 2
1 __ S_•_le_/_R_e_n_t_. ___ 9_40 ___ S_a_le_f_R_e_n_t ____ 940 ___ S_a_le_/_R_en_t ____ 940_
* '67 Eldorado * 962-6841 ·~' Xlnt cond. $1495
541>-9809
1968 CADIILAC Cou~,,.-. ~Ex~
cel cond. 1 owner. Best of-
fer. 493-0441.
'70 CAD. DeVille. Llladed,
Xlnt cond. Best oHcr. Eves.
646-6833/871-8850 days.
Nl'('d a "Pad"! P!:tcl' en ad!
Autos, Imported 970
·s.:; OIEVELLE P.fa libu
28.1 ('Ilg. Clean, air.
R/H. $650 Owner, 545-3671
CJ-IEV. '67 Impala. 396 S.S.
Orig owner. VC'ry good
cond. 67f>..-5456; $750
'61 CHEVY, good I rans porta-
lion car. $90.
67".>-7543
Autos, Imported 910
DOT DATSUN
H111 A Good Selection
of Datsuns to Choose From
"SERVICE''
" ~~-~ -
NEW '73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER
Complete with new car foctory equipm•nt
I lg 6 cyllnd9r •n9IM, cloth & vinyl interior, 6.95 JI 14 ISW. Tires,
(If UL29C31249146I
AND
NEW '73 EXPLORER 20'
FULL SILP CONTAINID lntl. shower & ffollet, stove & oven, 2 way refr.,
7SOJ116 I ply ti,.•, wnvlw1, 20,000 ITU furna<• '11(!.th thermo., tlntff ti•••· VI, •uto. tNn1., powtr 1tMrlnt a brak•t. j#261S7)
HUNTINGTON
'72 OLDS
CUTLASS
STATION WAGON
Auto IT&nl., pow€!l' at~ring. air. concijtionlng.
"$2977
C039I\VBJ
Dmltwi&
-TOYOTA
1966 •!arbor, C.M. 646-9300
Sales It Se:vice
OLDSMOBILE
GMC ·TRUCKS
HONDA CARS
UNIVERSITY OLDS
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 541}.9640
1970 CUTLASS Supreme, lo
mileage, top cond. All xtras,
below blue book, at $2,495,
~1588
PINTO
'71 PINTO
Green ext. Black int. Auto.
trans., radio, new tires.
$2077
(423DIN)
;o ltwi4 -
v.w ......
PLYMOUTH PONTIAC
'65 PLY. Sport FUty, leP 68 PONTIAC
'""'""· Make o!Cor for all o' --pa.rt&, 979-2627.
'69 ROADRUNNER -Gd LE MANS .
cond, ncW tires, clV>ckl & V.S, pm\•er stl'<'ring, po,ve r
front end, 4 Spd . 646-5993. bs'l'Llccs, 11utoinahc 1r1nsml11·
19n Plymouth Dust~r. sion, air conditionlrtk, buck·
Stlck • Economy car. €"t scat11, t1nt rd glaiffi, \vhlte
:;:-;;;;$~1550~~· ~P~h;_' ~64~~'=.::o..! s!de·11-n\I ti~. one owner. * '66 FURY 9 """'""' $1595 wagon, p/11, a.Ir. See 1to ap-t ~"BC31 t ~
prt"Ciate. 531·3425. Sil.\l!I' "QUALITY"
PONTIAC
'68 FIREBIRD
Automatic transmis-
sion, po"'-er 5teering,
power bl'akes, a i r
conditioning. (VRY-
2171.
$1199
2-180 •lurbor Blvd.
Cosla 6'1rsa
At 1-·air Drive
5-16-8017
t1:;£0 CARS IN STOCI..:
~pr-c.-!11\11h1t• In Quall1,v e BAUER BUICK
292:i l·T :i rOOr Bh~t
COSTA MESA 979-2500
LEAS!! OR BUY
'71 1hru '73 Pontincs
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
2 lSO 1-larbor Blvd.. at Fair
Drive, Costa i\1esa 546-8017
·73 r JREBI!ll) Trans-Am. 3
1110 o!d, undC'r 7000 mi, fully
C'quip. incl ui r & ~tcroo. xlnt
cond., big savings from nu.
S4.'300 lirn1 968-9233 Priv.
_P ty.
O~r:L WaCJon
RA MILER
1968 AMBASSADOR S t a j
W~n. P/S, PIB, new t~, I R&ll, h•ctory alr, pvt party,
low Blue Book $950. 962-1894
STUDEBAKER I
';jS STU DE BAK E R -1 rransportation car. It rwta!
$100.
531~2807 .
T-BIRD
67 THUNDERBIRD
V-8, automatic O'flnsm.issioo.
air <.'Ooditioni'1;. power win·
c\ol\'S •. linled glass, whit~
slcJ<o..n·alJ tilft, and only
51.000 miles.
$1199
(TSB306l .
60 SllARP "QUALITY"
IJSED CARS l N STOCK
S['l(?Cializing In Quality e ' BAUER BUICK
cos~ llnE'SA 8~7rt9.2500
2 DR. '69 Landau. Light
::,.'l'C'Cn. Sterro. ,\l\ pwr.· Tit
1\'hl. Pvt pty. $ 18 2 5.
53&-1156.
1!'16:: 'f-BIRD. S€"e at Union
1G. 1.a.guna. Li ttle League i:i;
selling. $1 9'5 or make offer.
Call 494-8561 or 494-7017.
"i3 T-BIRD. F U LLY
LOADED. 5000 m.i1€"s $5900.
Xlnl cond. 6 16-6326.
VEGA
• = '66 ' 5peoed, r1dlo, ll11ter, wlllle ' 1peccl, r&dio, hffler. E•cel-tenr cornlltlon. Llcen11 XDM9<12
$995 • • ,• '68
'67
'65
V.W. Fastback
Brlgl>t }'l'llow, • 1po:I., r1dJo,
M11l1r. !WVWJIM)
v.w ....
radio, l'IMl&r, vinyl tnltf'lor,
ldntcondlllan, (UZUWI
Y.W. lat
191tJ321l White
Y.W.lat
$895 '69
$995 '68
$795 '68
OPEL P.ollye
' Speed, 1lr condlrlonlllil• LI·
cen'' No ZA0925.
$995
195
• • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • II
'69 Radio, lle9ter, vlnyt lnltfior
(YRLl.52) $1195
•
LARGE SELECTION BUSES, CAMPERS
FASTBACK & SQU~REBACK
AND MANY OTHER FINE CARS •
All Siii ,.r'ic .. GOlllll Tllrll 1J\11J II • ,.,M •
940
BOTH FOR
$1 S·S~!H
Wlltl 1~ down for 84 l'l'IOllll\1, C1~ price lncludifl!I
tt'lx t. llct~ Sl0.614.7S. Def1rred pm!. price
$1,,3,1.7?. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 9.13°.
on 1pPro~ t rt'dll,
BEACH
WE ARE
No.I
NEW '73 EXPLORER 24
FULLY SELF
CONTAINED ,,...•9495
NEW '73 EXPLORER 26
FULLY SELF $10995 CONTAINED._
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11nt 173 VIVA
MINI MOTOR . $7295
HOM ES '"'"
'' 940 '
18.~,~.1 .. 8~~.~~ .. !1~; * 842-8803
IN SALES FOR
EXPLORER
MOTOR
.HOMES PLAY NOW• PAY LATER
Up to 10 Yrs Financing
Available O.A.C.
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OPEN DAILY 9 'Iii I 0 • WEEKENDS 'Iii 8
YO UR VOLUME MOTO~ HOME DEALER
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;J4 DAILY PILOT Saturday, Jp11t 30, 1973
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Servi n Orange .County
tBRA ND NEW 1973
PINTO :WITH THIS AD ONLY ·~
YOU MUST PRESENT THIS r:;
AD AT TIME OF PURCHASE ..
BRAN
MAYE
EW 1973 1 ,
CK \ . 2 DOOR SEDAN
A'"•rico'J. fatt~t telllrtt $
.c:onomy cor, If r,ou .,.,.. te
IMIV• O" 1C1$ this I tbe way ..
.... (3110W193S4S) 1"4
sso TOTAL DOWN
PATMENT, 0.A.C.
'BRAN D-NEW 1973
MUSTANG
2 DR.
SPORTS ROOF
"2CID2'1Yol.C.•lll Os: ...... ~ wide wal ....... ..,,._.
tiru,-racfle, ttnted1-..,._. ,....., ..........................
&..., .,_......,,... ·~ naci"9 ~ (3l'02f114214)
1376
150. TOTAL DOWN
MTMfNT, 0.A.C. '· ' ,.
1969 LTD
2 DOOR HARDTOP
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V-8, 1uto, tr1111., fecfoty eir conditio11i119, powar 1l11rin9,
radio, h11l1r, whitewall tir11, vinyl roof, tinted 91111,
wll11I covers, go1u( mil11, price no mi1t11:1, -fZBC4 14 )
SPECIA-L
$
1968 T -Bird Landau 4 Dr.
v.a, 11110. tr1n1 .. f11ctory air condition·
ing. power 1te1rin9, power !di1el
brak11, powlr window1, power 1111h,
ra.io, h11t1r, whitewall tir11, vjnvl
roof, tint1d 9la11, wheel covert, low
mil11, lrnm1culat1 eond. I027JFBI
1966 FORD 3/4 RANGER
STYLSIOE 8' PICKUP. V.8, r.id io, heef·
er, bucket 11ah, hvy. dty. tir11, try it, •
you buy it. 15376'451
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1970 MAVERICK 2 DOOR
6 cyl., auto. tren1., radio, he•f••.
whitew.ill lir11, tinltd 91111, wheel
covtrs, '4J,'4JI mil11, or1n91 w/whit1
vinyl roof, 9•11ipp1r. Sherp! !ZK B80 5l
6 cyL, 1ulo. Irani.. radio, heater,
'whit1w1H tires, tintp 91111, wh~el
cov,r.s, 25,451 mi les, like new, g11
1ipp1r. f414CPVJ
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PER
MONTH
PER
MONTH
YOU CANNOT PAY MORE THAN
eGALAXIE SOO's
eT ORINOS
tFORD LTD's
2 DooR SEDAN
250 C1D • <yti11:•r, wl II w•H $ ...... r,tt4 ........ , .........
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'\ . •so TOTAL DOWN-... .-. ...... PER
MONTH
........ ,,... tn.a••-.,. .... _'ft ......................... .,. .. . ..._.,,... "'-NIM.J4 W.ell flliiim ....... --. ?i ...... I,_,....,, .. ,., ....... ,,.... tnLM·w. ... -. '7J ._, lfllMI. fllClkr.m U111l._,.
·BRAND NE-W 1973
GALAX11 · 500
COUNTRY
SEDAN
WAGON
1s1m2V v.a. .., ...... __ , .............
wllfltewe I tire•
(W4M11ana} 14S6
150 TOTAL DOWN
4 5
PER
MONTH
1966 MUSTANG 1966 MUSTANG l966 rJ\UST ANG ··
COUPE
V-8, •uto. tr1n•·• power 1t11rin9, raclio, h11ter, whit1w1ll
tir11, vinyl roof. tinttd 9111•'-wheel covtr1, R191I red w/
blt(k Yinyl roof, clelu111 i11t1rior, clean! ISSYl66l
$
SPECIAL -• ...
4 1p11d, whit1w11ll tires w/rn19 wh11l1,
bucket 1e1h, c1n1~y yellow, 1h•rp!
Ga1 1ipp1r! Save! l t7tfAWI
COUPE
v.1, euto. tran1., power 1t.wiri9, r~io, h11t1r, whit1w1ll
<fir11, tinted 91111, wheel c.W.t1, 9or910111 '"•ttlic Plum,
deluxe i11t1rior, 1h1rpi1l lTQVl66) ·
CONVERTIBLE
V-1, euto. tr11u., radio, h11t1r, whit1waU fir11, tinted
91111, whHI covtra. Chin111 Rtd w/black top. Summit
t ptciel. I RVA202 I
, SPECIAL SPECl.AL
):$
1968 VW BUG
4-1p11d, radio, h1at1r, whit1wall tir11,
46,569 miles, 911 sipper. !ZAD27tl
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1969 VW FASTBACK
4 1p11d, f1ctory eir co11d itionin9, ~
r•dio, heater, whitewall tir11, tint :Jd ii-ii
91111, wh11I cov1r1, n11d1 m1ch. wor k.
S1v1l (862Hf0l
1970 NOYA 2 DOOR SEDAN 1969 TOYOTA SEDAN
6 cyl., auto. tr•n1., pow•r 1t11rin9,
redio, he•l•r, whitew•ll tir•1, til'l ted
9l•11, wh11I cov1r1, light 9r1111, •
re•I cr11m puff, 9a1 1ipp•r. l661APYJ
1965 DODGE 3/4-T P.U. Sweptside
v.a , •11to . tra111., radio, h1at1r, dock
bump1r, h .. y duty tir11, cl11n tin 11•-
c1111nt cond, I S-40129)
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Auto. tr1n1., r1dio, h11t1r, whit•w•ll
tii-11, powd1r blu1, 111c1llent cond.
G11 1ipp1r! IXTGIOSI
1972 PINTO RUNABOUT
4 1peed, pow1r ldlscl br1k11, radio,
w/tap1 dick, h1at1r, whlt1w•lt tir11
w/m111 wh11l1, tint1d 91111, whe1I
cov1r1, 2000 motor lu•ury inttrior, di•.
••t.rior,'f!Y Gloy, Sh1rp l 1'451fTA)
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