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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-08-25 - Orange Coast Pilot- Ora.nge-(;oas Dlaea-JAwe ........ • VOL. 66, NO. 237, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 1973 TEN CENTS • Cal.ls. 'Meddling' ' Moretti to Quit . By TOM BARLEY Of .. O.llY ~ lltff : . Blasting Mi<mbly speaker Robert .. Bob'' Moretti as a 11meddling roaneuverer dedicated lo thwarting the overwhelming mandate or the people of Calllom!a", Orange County District At· tomey Cecil Hicks called Friday for Moretti's resignation . "Incredibly, this one man genuinely believes he has the right to deforn1 and delay a death pe1u1 lty measure that \vent to Sacramento wilh a solid 68 percent majority bebpld it ," the furious lawman said. He relerrelJ to a vote on Proposition 17 last November. "You don't have to look beyond Orange County to see the kind of situaUon that Moretti is ignoring," Hicks said. "Our murder rate here has doubled ." Hicks accused Moretti of "bending and ju~gling'' the staffing of the Assembly's Criminal Justice Committee to the point that it has taken "many months" for the group to report a capital punishment bill lo the floor of the Legislature. • • ire in • • Republican Sen. George Duekmejian's measure only got there, however, after being amended Thursday to provide life imprisomnent without parole instead of the death penalty. Hicks joined most of . the state's lawmen Friday in expressing the belief that the deSth penalty will be restored to the frequently changed measure by ac- tion on the Assembly floor. "But all this idiocy has just sin1ply made me boiling mad." Hicks s<1id. "l blam"e Moretti personally for sa fre- quently halting the machinery that \Vdu ld have given the people-what they so solid- ly voted for - a death penalty." "Moretti 'is not fit to be speaker," he said. "flnd I can tell you from personal inquiry that every Otwige Coonty legislator jolns me in that statement." Hicks believes the finished death penalty product will call for capital punishment for 17 "refinements" of a first~egrce murder conviction. "Among them will be the murder of a police officer, death resulting from an airline hijacker's activities, · multiple 1nurders and the sla ying of a \\•itness. "I beli eve more strongly today than I have ever believed that the death penalty is a detm-ent," Hicks pld. "Many in· nocent people would be ali\'e today if their killers had had the knowledge that they would j::o to the gas chamber ror their actions." Hicks noted as Deukmejian earlier pointed out that the homicide rate in eauromia "has constantly climbed since 1963, the last lime the gas chamber was used. Since then. Oeukn1ejian reminded oP- poncn ls of the measure. 106 peace of- ficers have been among the thousands of Californians murdered in a 12-year period. Deukmejian's bill passed the Senate by a 27-12 vote in its original form but had been bottled up in the Criminal Justice Committee since early ?i.1ay. Four Democrats opposed to the death penalty and three Republicans who favor its restoration comprise the committee. "But I don't approach this as a partisan issue," Hicks sa id Friday. "Of 80 Assembly districts who returned Democrats to office, 74 voted for restora· tion or th e death penalty when they marked their ballots on Pro~ition. 17." __..on ro Arsonists Cited; 200 Acres Burn By JOHN VALTERZA Of 1tM 0.llY P1'tt Stl'ff A fast-moving fire set by arsonists roared through more than 200 acres of brush and tall grass in the bills of San Clemente Friday and for a time im· periled structures s u r r o u n d in g Shorecliffs Golf Course. The blaze, ap~~ntly ;t;.b?t sev~ral ~ " "'° R'¥'. llPl ~--...1A~a Ve ......... t Out at the noon hour. Offic 8I!'said it was !lie largest blaze in recent city history. .' 1Bombers with~ air-dropped fire .retar· jant plus dozens of firemen from tbe ci- ty, county and state f o re s tr y ... ~..;.i;., D9ir, Pli.t SI .......... POLICE SGT. DAVID A~RS INSPECTS SHELL FOUND BY INQUISITIVE DIVER • Rocket W11 Rotriaved From 10 FHI of Wai.r. 100 Yards Off ShoA ~hell Di-sclivereJ, Beach -,-Ex-t-ens-i-ve_I_da_h_o_ $ ., u t . Fire Controlled ~rea Closed at Laguna • By JACK CHAPPELL Of tht Da!lr PINt 111n Aq unknown type oE military ordnance was discovered Friday afternoon by a Uij diver in 10 reet ol water about 100 yards away from the Laguna Beach 1¥f and Sand Hotel, western home of the presidential press COllJS. ''!'tie lhell, thought by· J,\arine Corp6 . ANOTHER PICTU,RE, Page 2 ordlWlce di>poeal experts to be a Naval practice rocket, was retrie'led from the water by Lagwta Beach Lifeguard Dale Ghett. 'I11e beach area at the foot of Mountain $reet was cleared for a 50 to 100 yard r~dius from the shc11. Laguna Beach . ' ' : Orau11e ' Wea titer Fair and 1N1111Y throughout the. weel:md lo the Orangt Coaat wtlth- "' forecast, with brisk COUlal -guarenteed to gladden the hearts of the boating fraternity. lllgb 75, low 11 Saturday and Sun· day. INSWE TODAY A second Ital/ con1eback b11 tlte Los Angeles Ron1s fell ju1t short f'rlclay night as the ·world champio1' ~fiom£ Dulpl1+11s hetU. 011 for a 11·14 txl1tb1tlo" foot. ball olc!ory. StOTl/, Page 11. ,.,. ... , . 1 •11ltrtlll'11!Nflf 1 .. 11 -·-.. =~ .... 1 _ .. '"" , _ I -.. • ·-" -·· • ...... "''I ·-• , ... _ ,., --.. ._ .... 1 Police and fire officials \vaitcd for the Marines. The sQell was about three feet long and 10 inches in diameter. It appeared to have a fiberglass body, but had a live fuse. Offici:IJs believed the shell might con- tain a dye of some kind which -would be exploded on Impact with a targel Markings m the side Of the shell were largely ·worn off. The "ordnance was discovered by snor-diver Kurt Millet from Encino. He f~ it·nose doWn in the sand. 1'1 ~ht it might be a bomb of some kind,1' )tiller said. He said be made three or four dives down tb check out the mysterious shell. and rolled it around to sec if he could read the lcUering in the side. "l got out and came up and told the lifeguards, but they didn 't believe me." he said. He then got the guards to swim out and retrieve the thing. HIGH OFFICIAL .. IN TODAY'S QUIZ Thu week'• NEWSNAME figure held a. T1ew1 conference rcctt1U~ co deny alligations that lie received kickbacks I r o m lttC1rt1land contrac. tors iol1iLe lie held public o/ficc tu tha stat.e. • ·vou'U fi11d tllis fornter Governor i>1 ,;I'f/E Qli/Z 011 P(+ge 7, along with otJ~er people a1id tDttlt$ in tht 1ltW.S. THS QUIZ is publlahed bV"h• Doily Pilot at a ,.,,,. ice to Dur readers and achools i'\ the ..... By The Associated Press A major forest fire in JdaJto was declared under control Friday. reducing to three the number of uncontrolled fir es in the parched Northwest. Nearly 200,000 acres of grassland and forest, some of it in national parks, bas been blackened. At one Point, 38 un- controlled fires burned more than 251 square miles of timber and grassland. The Pine Creek fire, 58 miles north ol Boise in the Boise National Forest, was declared controlled at 2,690 acres. Jt bas seared timberland and damagf<I a forest research project in five days. Concert Rocks, Police Arrest 30 in N ewpo11 Newport Beach police moved into Harbor High School early today to make 30 arrests and restore order at a rock restivaJ that authorities said threatened to get out of band. Seven young adults end 23 juveniles had been booked oo drug and drinking charges by the time tbe tw.H>and festival closed down shortly after 1 a.m., a polit'e spokesman said. "It was mostly drinking and marijuana smoking," be said. "We are Mt prepared to identify any ot tmse arrested until we have made further investigation." Patrolling officers said at least 2.000 persons surrounded the Harbor High playing field where the concert was staged. Honk and MMna were the groups pe rforming. ~ orncers begin .moving into the area alter nearby residents bombarded police • headquarters wltti complaints about the festival and the behavior or many youngsters beading for Harbor High. "By the time we had booked 20 youth! and 10 girls things began to cool off," an ollletr said. "RIR!il now we have order reotored and trallic in the area Is pretty ....U boct to normal." ANOTHER PICTURE, Page 2 departments air battled ' the roaring flames which began along an exclusive section of homes and then rapidly roared into rugged hills which had not been burned over for years. The alarm came in just as the city's crop of new firemen -seven in all - were taking a final exam after weeks of training. Fo.r many of those men the major blaze was their first taste of real firefighting. A new mobile home park partially Tilled with units lay in the direct path of the flames for a time and early in the blaze firemen on foot could not contain the flames heading townrd the structures. Moments later. ho\\'CVe!', the planes bearing £ire-retardant chemicals arrived from their base' in Hemet and the ad- vantage turned. fly Pllet Plloto llY P•lrlck O'Donlllfl Police said sightseers created a major problem at the blar.e as scores of motorists rushed to the area to obtain a better loo.k at the smoke visible from throughout the South c.oast. lOTH HOLE SEEMS FASCINATING AT SHORECLI FFS GOLF COURSE Golfer Seems Oblivious to 200.acre Brush Fi re i:hat Roared Over Hills Officers said one man who l:leliberately disobeyed orders to stay back was even- tually cited in the fire area after driving past a police line and heading up the rug- ged hillside. Gaudet Charge Dropped; 1 No major injuries were reported ainong the crews who batUed the blaze for more than two hours, but several fll'E!fighters experienced painful flash bums rrom the heat. 'Made Up,' Says I Attorney : An arson investigation began even berore the flames died down as members or the city deparllnent probed l\vo areas \\•here the fire started. Don Hod gson. the city's fire marshal, sai d it appeared that \\'hoever set the blaze first tried at the curbside but the blaze only burned over a small patch of stubble. The arsonist then moved a~t 100 feet down the road and tried again,. p<>!Sibly with a cigaret lighter. Wrong NEW ORLEANS-(AP) -Edwin M. Gaud et's attorney accused fed er a I authorities Friday of fabricating a charge th at the fonner New Orleans policeman threa tened the life or Presi- dent Nixon. "This whole Gaudet case looks like a fabrication, a case that was made up," the attorney, Lillian Cohen said after the charge against Gaudet was dropped . 11 An arrest warrant was issued, ancf he was hWlted down like an animal and Nu111ber Martita Tol,d to Call UPI . NEW YORK (UPI) ~ Martha Mitchell tried on Friday to com· munlcate with Western .Whlte IHpuse at San Clemente on her hus- band's relationship with President NixOD, but was told to "call UPI." she said. "I'm so damned mad," Mrs. Mitchell, wife of former Attorney General John AHtcheU, .\old the UPI news desk In New York in a 3 a.m. telephone call. "! asked them to• Jet me speak to the President. ! wanted to tell him something. TbeJ>IOld me, 'Tell It to UPI.'" Mrs. MitQneU then called Helen Thomas who Is in•Calllornia cov· erlng the presid,9!11'1 acttritiu. l chased into the hills of New Mexico,'' said l\.1iss Cohen. The 29-year-old Gaudet surrendered to la\Y of(icers \Vednesday, ending a thr~ day manhunt. He was accused of saying he \vould kill Nixon if no one else would. The govern· ment said the threat was made as Gaudet sat at the coffee counter of a Canal Street drugstore in New Orleans Aug. 15. · Gaudet was convicted of throwing a burning nag on Nixon's car here in 1970. In announcing that the latest charge against Gaudet had been dropped, U.S. Atty. Gerald Gallinghouse said : "The woman witness who tiad definite- ly identified Gaudet as the man who made the threat stated under oath this morning that she could not confirm her previous, positive identification." ~fiss Cohen said:"Our ofUcc was able to determine in less than a day and a half that Gaudet had never even been in New Orlea ns on the day he "-'llS alleged lo make this t.tu:cat. ''Rut the Secret ScrVtcc. with all tho resources It had on hand. didn 't bother to make any type of t h o r o u g h hr vestigation." Gaudet is bein~ held In New Mexico oti three charges of &Maull with lntenl tO kill police ofllccn. a charge growtng out or a gun battle when officers tried to serve him with the federal werranL O.ltJ Pl191 lltff ,_.. MYSTERIOUS ROCKET REMOVED FROM LAGUNA BEACH Gunnery Sgt. Daniel Murlra Htft1 Ordnance Found (Story, Page 1) Nothing Formal Plans for PresUlent: San Cle1nente Quwt By JOHN VALTERZA reporters, the President ret~ to. a Of ttM o.1rr "'!« '''" quiet schedule of activities which m- Presidenl Nixon planned to spend a volved ""I"'!"! work al his offices and quiet weekend at La Casa Pacifica in san aftemom reluation at the beach or. at aemente with no schedule announced for his residence. either of the two days, his aides have A3 for the week to come -the second of a predicted t!Jree.week stay -the r<parted. President has yet ll1<llher p u b 11 c The two days or rest come after a busy challenge. week marked by a barrage cl Watergate Spokesmen predicted that the chief ex- qoestiom at the first presidential press ecutive will issue a full written ac- conference In five moolhs. rounting ol the linanclni of biJ Spanis!>- At that affair at the Western White style estate in San Qemente - a report House, the President announced his which bas been promll<d In the wake ol nomination of Dr. Henry Kissinger to disclorures th.at cl0&e lrloodl beloed Nlx- replaee rellrln1 Secretary ol ' Slate> ' 111 moke the jlliftbioe inltllt. "" William Rogers. Other than that announcement early in Research Scheduled By Skylab HOUSTON (UP!) Skylab ! astronauts returned to orbital research today with a second successful spacewalk behind them, setting a apace endurance record with each passing minute. At 5 a.m .. Alan L. Bean, Owen K. Gar- riott and Jack R. l.Dusma were to surpaas the Skylab l spaceflight record of 28 days and 49 minutes. The space explorers had biomedical experiment and l1 hours ol sun watching ( IN SHORT ••• ) on their flight plan today, alter installlng a new set of vital stabi)l%atlon gyroscopes and loading the solar study instruments with fresh fi lm during the spacewalk Friday. e Terror 6oe s On STOCKHOLM, Sweden (U P!i -A self- described "desperado,'' armed with a submachine gWl and explosives, held four hostages in a downtown bank today for the third day and vowed , "I want to get ·away from here with the loot." Police ringing the bank fired a shot in the air during the predawn hours to keep the bandit from falling aaleep, but authorities refrained from an all-<>ut assault on the building. e Airman 6l..es Vp EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE (AP) -A young airman reportedly upset because of poverty in America ended a 9B-hour armed holdout in a barracks here, authorities said Friday. Earl Williams, 19, of St. Louis volun- tarily lert the living quarters where he had barricaded himself since Monday after he calmly told a psychiatrist through a closed doorway that he was ready to leave. e Cambodia Attcrek PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Communist-Jed Khmer Rouge insurgent.! shelled the capital's Pocbentong military and internatiooal airport jusl before dawn today for the first time since the U.S. bombmg halt 10 days ago. The airport is four miles west of Phnom Peuh. 'Mle military rommand said three Soviet-built 122mm rocket3 fell in an open area alO yards off the southern end of •·runway. The "'""mlllld rej>ortEd tio casualties or damage. But after the midweek meeting with the week, official ~esmen have said 'nothing ri. 1'e Pr~1*"1t's plans. e Home Ratu Vp ' Domestic matten, they added, are I.Ile ,.,, Convicted Rapist Gone: Escaped With Garbage? MARTINEZ (AP) -Embarralled O>n- tra Coota CoWlty sheriff'• o!Ocialll said Friday they're on the traU of a convicted rapist who apparently walked out of the county jail with a garbage can and wasn't missed for five days. "I think he's In the Bay area," said Acting Sheriff Harry Ramsey. "I think we'll have him pretty soon." Conser L. Shaw, 35, of Richmond was last seen at the jail Aug. 16 v.•hen his wile Bonita, visited. Sheriff's ofrlclals said Shaw was present for body counts and checks until Aug. 21 , when he was discovered missing. At this point , nobody knov.·s exactly when he disappeared. The jail was built in 1903 and is chronically overcrowded. Sheriff's deputies theorize that Shaw. a trusly In the kitchen, walked out the back door ol the jail with a can of garb- age and never returned. His civilan clothes were missing from the jail's personal property locker. OUNGI COAST IT DAILY PILOT Tiit Or•nt• Co11! OAILY PILOT, wltto Wtlld'I 11 Cotnllll'ltd lfl9 "''""'"'"t. 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Press Sea'etary Rcnald ZJegier pete for scarce mortgage money. also has met daily with Nixon, But the increase -the second m 15 spoke!men said. days for mortgages up to 133 000 insured Ziegler's deputy Gerald Warren, briefed by the Federal Housing A~tlon reporters apln Friday and predicted and the Veterarui Admlnistratoo -wu lltUe news this weokend. still short of the 9 percent and bigbi,r Re{XX1.ers placed so much faith In War-interest rates for conventional loans ren's prediction that dcneM signed up !or · a bus to take them to a pro(essional foot. bell game in San Di.ego this evening. The President, Warren said, is staying behind. Adminisb·ation Won 't Reveal Nixon's Travels By United Press InternatJonal The Western White House Friday canceled an agreement to notify wire service newsmen when President Nixon lea ves his compound. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler sug- gested 1hat if reporters wanted to make sure they knew of all his movements a~·ay fro1n the San Clemente complex they "stake lt out." Reporters and photographers for United Press International and the Associated Press have traditionally ac- companied presidents when they are in public pla'ces . Early in the Nixon administration, an agreement was worked whereby the White HOUlle would notify newsmen from the two wire services when he left. But the President has shown increasing irritation lately with newsmen. During a stop in New Orleam Monday, he turned and shoved Ziegler toward a group of newsmen following h1m into a coovenUon haU where he WM making a speech 1aylng: "I don 't want any press with me. You take care of ii " Both Thursday and Friday, Nixon took dri ves over the Southern Calfomla roun· tryslde and spent some time at 1 beach. On both occasion.!, newsmen were not notified until they specifically Inquired as to his whereabouts. One reason for newsmen Insisting on accompanying th e President and White House acquiescence in the arrangement has betn the mutually recognlted need to have news observers along In tht event of hann to the President. Wllh the recent d~clooure of a stlll ~esolved assasslnaUon plot against Nixon, newsmen have felt an even greai.r n<od to accompany him on public or Mmi~pubUc acu:rsioDI. • • e Fire Los• Cited By The Associated Pre11 Five forest fires blackened 74,000 acres in Northern California and burned 250 million board feet of timber this week in what forestry experts called the "greatest total timber loss in the state's history." "Jn the Eldorado forest. the old growth was probably 200 to 300 years old, and it will be at least another 100 years before that timber is barvestable again," Brian Barrette, infonnation officer for the state Division of Forestry, said. The Eldorado Natiooal Forest wu the last of the state's five major frres to be contained. The blaze was contained Fri· day alter a seven-day battle. WEATHER CaHlonda DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE OtliVff'J M tht Dilly Pllol 1$ 9111rantttd ....... V·Prlltvt If '" lie Mt hlvt ,..,... ...... .,. t :)t p.ffll., c•H _. .,.., _.,. •Ill M ......,,.! 11 't'lll, (Ilk llf1i ......... ,,,. ··"" ... ...,...,., IMI $\11141ty1 II ... lie lllf AClh'I .,..,, CffV •Y t f ,M, hhlf'INJt ., I l,M. ,..,.,y, <Ill f"' t "" Wiii .. """"' II ,.... Ce• lf'I 1114"' '°"'II II''"" Ttl,pl'IOftH ilMtt °'"tt C-.ily U-....... Ml41 Mlttllwttt Mwti,..... • .... ..... ."'"""''., . .. . .. ........ ,. 1111 C""-'-i Cttftll'• t ..0. .... 'Ill C&fltit-. ... ~ I ... Ill Ll ... t. i..,_ ,.. ........ .,.._ FIREMEN HOSE OOWN PATIO TO RINSE RED STAIN OF CHEMICAL FIRE RETARDANT Clemente Trailer Tenants Ann Bentle {left), Edn11Y1ne1 Get 1 Hand Aftt r Messy 81111 (Sto ry, Page 1) 'f eaclaer Charged \ Teen Sex Ring Found Near Chicago; 200 J~in? GURNEE, !ll. (AP) -Police in this . Chicago suburb say they have uncovered evidence of a sex ring involving as many as 200 teen.aged boys and girls. Reports of the alleged sex ring came to light Friday when police charged an eighth grade Gurnee teacher Ylith kid- naping and romrnitting indecent liberties with a 15-year~ld girt The charges against Richard Bretzlauf, 32, of Gum~. stem from the girl's ac- count of being abducted and sexually molested by Bretzlauf, police said_ Mandel Angry, De1iies Pro.be ANNAPOLIS. Md. (UPI) -An ir· ritated Gov. Marvin Mandel denied Fri- day he is being investigated ,,by a federal grand jury studying palitical corruption in Maryland , and rejected charges the state is the most corrupt in the nation . "I don't know why you keep asking me that wiless it is because you hope I am,'' Mandel told a repoi:ter. Asked if he voluntarily would say if the probe spread to him, Mandel said, "You're dam right. If I am. you 'll hear me screaming all over the state of Maryland." Bretzlauf, who has taught science for 10 years at Viking Junior High School in Gurnee, was freed on $40,000 bond. Authorities said the girl, who went to authorities last week with her parents, told Lake CoWlty state's Atty. Jack Hoogasian of a secret Greek Jetter socie- ty organized to promote se1ual activities among students. Lake County Sheriff Orville Clavey said upon learning of the sex ring charges he ordered a 24-hour in- vestigation by a five-man detective team. Clavey said he expected arrtsts from the investigation. County authorities said they believe the alleged sex ring promoted abnonnal sex relations among the children. Coonty sheriffs police say they found pornographic literature and still and mo- tion pictures of some students involved in the alleged ring in a confi.scated foot locker. Mexico Visit MEXlCO CITY (UPI) -Henry A. Kissinger flew to Mexico City Friday to attend the silver wedding anniversary of_ Mexico's foreign minister in his first trip abroad since being nominated secretary of state. Acalmpanied by biJ children. Elizabeth, 14, and David, 10, Kissinger planned a two-day visit to the capital. WHY PAY llOllE FOR .IUST A SPECIAL SAVINGS ...... WMEI YOU CAI PAY LESS • HAYE THE SAME! Liil P•ICI S2S4.00 • s'f:lf' $12495 "'" IAVl 1121 Talo1 od•'""'• ol tit<• Sptcd '"""'"' no ... Ofld en101 r•or• of pl101~•• w+th qvol•tr ......_ !'"'"'""' by AIUMONT . .) pc 'OI'° S.t .... l ':t' .......... .....,....c1 ........... ..nd ' ..,,., c'-• ~ to A.•nOl!oll. Match ing Adjustable Chaise w/arm1 ~,::;;;.:.",:. $5 995 LA Conductl1i g Massive Hunt For Abdu ctor ' ' .I LOS ANGELES (UPll -Police assigned more than 100 ofCicers today to the hunt for a man who kidnaped an IJ- year-old girl, and beat, drugged and raped her. The victim V+'U in critical condition In a roma at UCLA !\fedical Center. ' Police said doctors were still trying to detennine what kind or drug she had been given. She was beaten on the right side of her head and face and one eye was swollen shut, physicians said. Tests confirmed she bad been raped. She was found by a trash collector Fri· · day morning aprawled unoonsdOWI behind a donut !!and near Culver City, '5 miles from the &hopping center in the San Fernando Valley where !be disap- pered Friday. Police bWlted a man described as in his 40s, with Jong hair, of medium build,. driving a light blue station wagon. Her brother, 9, said the man ap-1 proad1ed them as they rode their bicycles near their home in Mission Hllls. He hired them to help him place drapery cleaning circulars on car windshields in shopping center parking lots, the boy said, paying them $2 apiece in advance. They worked three lots, the boy !aid, but at the fourth the nlnn took the girl in his car and left with her. He ran home to tell his father, who work! for the state Department of Rehabilitation. He called police and a search was begun. Police, civilian volunteers and tv.'O heUcopters went over the area. 3 Plf(( CAFE HT he~ 30" Tobie & 2 Mo!clting fum Olai:-~ 1Au$799s r11cro ,,, .. 1-t.; c.,11a/ Of 1h Wotld" tHllt·lltO/l0 GAS COOKERS fnl9 Tiit C.nlnt Connnltnce of tht Fln11t G11 1.1.Q. ............. ...._ ...... ,,_ ...... BEAN BAG CHAIRS POST MOUNT '"'' ,... .... *, '' ... S69'5 .,.tlfHI. JO" tMt P"f h mt cMtH. tt.. ,......i. Patio Mount 7934 Town l C°"ftt!y Potto Shops 0110 proudly Mlt the f0Howi1t9 gos bo-... ARKlA flovor-Tw1n lwl!h dual, conlrolsl, IROILMAITIR (with the potenttd bow.tie bum•rl, Wlll RKmW & CHAR IROIL CHARCOAi. WAGON aaa•,, HOW AYAILAILI: llAH IA~ FILLIJI DWtttH for lltfNU•tf" •• ••fltlitt ,..,.,, 11,.,, •• 1. Mobile Mount 8983 •ll•wt r•11 t• roll .,.... ttlll •llt of rho· wo' wlln 11ot 111 no. .---------------HOURl1 --------------- 0RANGI I. Ol'fN 7 DAYS MON.-WID.-HI. 9,30 It f, COSTA MIS.I. TV!S~THUlS.-UT. 9•30 10 6, SUN. 10 I> S )ANIA ANA 1715 No . Main ,, I ' ' " , -' ' < ' " 543-8213 • MALL of ORANGE ot tl1e Out ~itt1~ Sf1op ~ r " , " ,_ • ~· , ....... 998 -171 O"lf 7 DAYS Dolly 9,30-6 Fridoy 'lil 9-lu"d1y 10-S COSTA MESA 1 706 Newport Bl vd. I ' "' '' 645-2400 c ' . , • i j I • I II " ! ' . ., . • I' • ! j ·1 ' • •' • • . I THE SIGN IS EXPLICIT -IF YOU LEAVE YOU LOSE So Proapectlv• Home Buyer Sets Up Camp Out1id1 Office 30 and Busy Pagea1it Boasts Ve rsatile Singer By FREDERIC~ SCllOEMEllL 01 tlM Dellv '''-' 11•11 To the 118,000 who \Yill view the Laguna Beach Pageant or the Masters by Sunday, Bruce Tuthill is just a voice. Tuthill sings "Vincent" during the live model reproductions of Van Gogh's famous wort:a: mid 0 1be lArd's Prayer'" accompanying the condudlng art work, nu.an•s "The Wt supper." While singing ls the main force in Tuthlll 's life, there are a rew others. He's something of a teacher, organic gardener. writer, actor, carpenter and family man. All that at the ripe young age ol 30. This is Tuth\ll's second year in the V.'Or)d.famous Pageant, a shaw that is 'a comtant source or amazement. .. , can't get over the dedication of the '\'olunleers. There they arc, earning nothing, showing dedication like they were V.'ith the LA Philh armonic." he ex- 'plainod. Tuthill is one of the few persons who are paid for their part in the sho\\', but he y,·orks with on e large disadvantage: he's been driving to Laguna from · Pasadena for each performance. 1 Tulhlll's role in the Pageant has been somethina: of a new experience for a ., Binger who bu never attempted a popu]ar song, such as "Vincent," written by folk singer Don MaeLane. · "The first time I sang it scunded like an 'opera aria. Vic Schoen (the conductor ) :came over and said that wasn't quite ~'hat he had tn mind. So I bad 'to relax 1and since then it's been flne,v he recall· ed. • When not on the road "'ith bis concert 'pianist wife , Tuthill spends much of his time working with a program to bring Deltt '"-' llett ~ MAN OF TALENT Bruce Tuthill Most recently, Tuthill has performed in the Ea.st and la st year joined the International CuJture Exchange for a trip to Japan, where he received "the red carpet treatment for five weeks." And i! he's not busy enough with everything else . Tuthill finds a few hours to do televi!lon work, such as his television performance in an opera spoor on the Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour la.'!'t week. Line!'s Tho sign ,.Id penons leavln& the line wlU have to rereglster for 1 fint~. first-served clwlce at nve remalnlng model ~es In lrVtn<!'s callfomla Homes tract So, Tustln schoolteacher P!lll Dun- meyer. brought the family camper, a chair and a book on "Preparlng to be a Parent" and Friday began waiting !or the Presley company sales of:flce to open at 8 o'clock tbis morning. He 's one of 250 persons on a waiting list who were noUfied by telephone about the sale of the models and six other homes to be built where the sales office parking lot has been for three years on Walnut Avenue in central Irvine. The homes, last of the California Home! series to ·be built in the new city, range In price from 131,500 ID $48,500. They are, at those prices, among the least expensive single-family homes available in the city. Dunmeyer, Who liV1!s In Huntington Beach, bas his eye on a four-bedroom model. His wife Kathie is due to deliver their second child In October. The sixth grade teacher in the Tu.<!tin district found out about the model sale last Sunday. When he came to the site and read the sign which says persons leaving the site will Jose their place ln line, he decided to move onto the sales office turf early. Kathie will bring him meals. A sleeping bag, to be unrolled near the site of his lawn chair, was "bed" for the night. Dunmeyer said be "can read sixth grade Engli!b pretty well." He clldn't dare ~deep in the camper, lest someone else take his place. For the 30 or more expected to wait in line for a crack at the homes, Presley Development Company of Newport Beach provided coffee and doughnuts. Meanwhile crews worked a r o u n d Dunmeyer who refused to budge from his choice, No. l locatioo. Beach Council To Take Tour Of New Complex Huntington Beach City Councilmen will meet Monday night for a quick walking lour of their new, partially complete . 17 nUllion Civic Center complex. The to.ur starts at 5:30 p.m., and wh en it's over, they'll return to the old city ball at Fifth and Main streets for a study session on the harbors an<i beaches department's ocean monitoring program . Vince Moorhouse, harbors and beaches director. will outline the ocean water quality monltoting program and explain what other agencies are doing offshore. The ocean study has become a point of controversy, with some councilmen wondering why the city is tackling a potentially regional task. and some marine enVironment experts questioning the scientific validity of the study itself. '.musical educaUon ID students In the Los 'ArJieles cily school system. The goal of !he projcd is ID bring °"" ; concert per lnonth -Including an opera t -lo .. ch of the $32 elemllitary llCbools i in the system. So far,"131 ocboola .,. In- ,V ~n Camp Talks Stocks, ' wived. 7 ... • • : Tuthill helps recruit leaillng claisical : mllBicianll and tben instruct.I them on I how ID get aloog with an audlenoe where the average age 11 nine. • : A rambling Puadena home is the base . of operations for Tulhlll's own recording ; and producing company, B and R I j>roductions, currently distributing hi s , ~erslon of "The ~ Prayer" and Lin· : Jioln's Gettylburg Addres. 'Ille re<:<>rdlng j P.-' on sale at the Festival of Arts sales ! ~WU also spend< his . home time · rtrying to find ways to Improve radio and ) ~eJevision commerclils. A recent endeavor using classical · music in a radio advertisement for a ma- jor Los Angeles car dealership resu1ted in something rarely seen in the industry: ' Jett.en: commending the commercial. ; n.. slnier has devoted a large part of the yard surrounding the house for his ~ "orpnlc garden" producing tcrnatoes, • strawberries. squash, grapes. green ; peppers, eggplant, carrots and lettuce. i Another hobby Is working with wood, refinishing furniture or malting additions ! to a backyard lreehousc for his five I .children. Tuthill has been stnglng since the age ~ of sl1 when he "'as asked to sing "The : Lord's Prayer" in church. : , During his school year;, Tuthill took all , )-he slnging and· cOm.lc roles · and even- ; 1.ually round his \Vay into "the music 1 department at UCl..A . · \Vhlle working towaro a degree he • never earned, Tuthill was offered a $50 job Al lhe old Philharmonic In 1"" Angelet. 11And $50 was mote money than 1 ever coold Imagine," he laughed. That was followed with a number or liUll1llHI' stDc:k jOOo and a few perform- """"' In Laguna Beach with the former t:.yrfc Opera Company. Site Beats Man j l1i Ho g Ca.lli1i g DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -Even hog eal!lng contesl! &r'l\'l lhe saertd domain · of the American male any more. A woman won tbe men 's hog calling conio.t at tho low• State Fair Thursday. ' Margarel H•lvor ... of Cerroll said abe used the '1sclenUllc" techniques of inolher male -her grlJ\d!alh<r -ID 7elp her..., ID nm place over :m men, . But Keeps , Eye on 197 4 By GEORGE LEIDAL Of t111 DallY P'I"' Stiff l~bly dressed in an inoffensive, but expensive, gray suit. the potential candidate with the youthful charisma sPoke to the Newport-Irvine Rotary Club Thursdiy about the loss of "public con- fidence'' in the investment market. "We ,continue to need public confidence to build a strong economy," Brian Van Camp, C&lifornia's commissioner of cor· portations, contended. • "We need to be able to tap Joe Lunch- pail for his $25 a week investment or savings or what have you. Together we'll build a vital economy," said Van Camp. The naUve of Kansas who grew up in Sacramento is tesUng the husJlngs cautiously these days. ms speech was a carefully drawn primer covering the problems of the in- vestment market. It contained references lo tlil! ae<:omplishmenl! of the o!flce Van Camp now. bolds -cutting the staff from Ollty Pffelt lllft ,..... ·TESTS P'oLIT ICAL WATERS • R11g•n ,\ppolntM Van Camp 450 to 250, winning important judicial decisions in the areas of commodllles frauds and othtr gel·rich quick schemes. His message though couched in tcchnicaJ investment market jargon, was simple. As stock prices fell , people lost money. Hair .as many people now have money in the stock market as did a few years ago. Yet, people are saving the.i.r excess in· come at a rate 0£ seven percent, Van Camp declared. Where is it going? Much of it is being squandered in op- tions lO buy commodiUes those selling the options do not own contracts to buy. More is being Jost to real estate syn- dicators who take such a large com- mission al the beginning of the transao- tion there often isn't enough money Jett lo pay the mortgage, wes or other holding costs on a speeulatlve land or buUding venture. The latter are attractive to small in- vestors since be buys oo1y a share, Van camp noted. But if the 11froh t end cem- pensatlon" to the syndicator Is too large, everyone but the syndlcatcr loses. OU and gas deals, caUle Investment, franchising games Including the pyramid cbaiM are other areas Van camp's office investigates. One franchise pyramid deal worked out by corporation commission accountants revealed the fact that to earn $100,000 selllnl franchises to "friends" an ln- cllv!dual woolcl have ID sign Up In his "organiutioo" as many people as live in Los Angeles County-eight million, Van Camp .. 1d. "The impact of white collar fraud ts devastating," Van Camp declared. ll wtdermines public confidence I n legitimate lnvestlni wblch I• the basis for the growth· of businesses In America, he said. On concluding his remarks, Van Camp responded lo a question about his poUtk:ol !Uiure. "It may be Immodest to •DY oo, but l'm looking toward 1974," he said. "I have many friends who are urg- ing me ID run for statewide ollice." The office he has In mind Is that of secretary of Slate. An aide said "Governor Re&JBD Is behind him and we're kind o! tesllnfl the waten up and down the atate." Van Camp hu yet lo Cormlllly declare his lntenllons. lor Hoines TEACHER PH IL DUNMEYER HOLDS HIS PLACE IN LINE He's Aw1 iting House While His Wife's Aw1iting Bi by Laguna's A.M. Githens , 96, Dies; Was Architect Funeral services for Alfred Morton Githens, a prominent architect, in· structor and author, were held Friday in Laguna Beach. Mr. Githens, a 1..aguna resident, died Tuesd11y. He was 96. l)Jring his career as an architect. Mr. Githens \Vas best kno"'n for his work in library design. He wa s co-author of the book ''The A1ncric11n Public Library," published in 1941. He received numerous awards and con1mendalions for bis design work in- cluding an Exhibition Medal from the American institute of Architects for a library located in Wilmington, Del. A native of Philadelphia, Mr. Githens is survived by a son, Alfred , of Vermont: t\VO daughters , ~irs. Francis C. Minter and Mrs. Charlotte G. Snyder. both of Laguna Beach; six grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Mr. Githens received his bachelor of science degree from the University of Pennsylvania and later studied at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, the American Academy at Rome and the Ecole NaUonale des Beaux Arts, Paris. He received a gold medal from the Ecole Nationqle in 1896. ' He taught architecture al Columbia University, the affiliat ed teachers coUege at Columbia and Princelon Universijy. Mr. Githens was married to.the late Oiarlolte Sandys Foulke Sands Githens. He resided at IUO Brangwyn Wa y. The body will be shipped to. New York for burial. 19// Oi19on1I SUPER Chromacolor Portable D.IO:LSW DAILY PILOT :I Festivities' Benefits Go For "Dimes': Rain or shine. the .ceops and CoWboys" will serve up a western -style bre1kfest for all Orange Counli8D$ oo supy at the Orange County Falrgl'OWldB In C»sla Mesa. ~ The March or Dimes benefit beglns'at 6 a.m. but those who are not ready to greeL the sun at that hour can show up at 8 a.m. when a horse show goes on stage._ Breakfast will be served until noon m the communities bWldlna: of the fairgrounds. Admission Is $1 and the menu includes bot eggs, pancakes, bash browns. coffee and hot chocolate. The benefit breakfast is sponsored by the volunteer members of the Orange Counly Sheriff's Reserve (the cope) and the Associated Riding Clubs of Orange County (lhe cowboys.) Appearing al lhe breakfast will be Art McKenzie and Frank Hall, ooth Mardi of Dimes officials from the Harbor Area, and March of Dimes poster girl Heather Reynolds, of Laguna Beach. The horse show actually starts a day early. at a a.nl. Saturday, and features all western classes. A gymkhana begins at 4 p.m. Saturday and will cmtlnue throughout the evening. Activities will resume at 6 a.m. Sonday with the breakfast and continue at 8 a.m. with English and jumping events. Proceeds from both days will go to the Orange CoWlty March of Dimes. Breakfast tickets may be obtained from any March of Dimes campaigner or at the falrgroonds the day of tho bellefil For detalls on the horse show, call show" JD.8llager John Perry, 962-3002 or the March of Dimes office, !m-2270. Wife's Complaint' Jails Supervisor SAN LEANDRO (AP) -Police say Alameda County Supervisor Robert E. Hannon spent the night in city jail after he was placed under citizen's arrest by his wife. Police said Thursday that the incident occurred in the parking lot of the Fair4 mont Hospital Tuesday night. Officers accused Ha.Mon, an attorney, of public intoxication and disturblng the peace. Officers said that Hannon's wife, Ywnne, persuaded her husband to go the hospltal to be treated for alcoholism. Once there, however, Hannon, 44, refused to enter the hospital, police said, and authoritie! were swnmoned . 25 ... , ...... 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Co•"•' sewo 1911 Dl .. •1101 S.lld Stote 1974 PORTAtLE CHROMACOLOR II 1711 Dlo9011etl Solids,. 1974 PORTABLE CHROMACOLOR II the Tofeador ll160W RCA -ZENITH -SYLVANIA to11 ATUNTA ST. t•t Me111t1lel HUNTINGTON IU.CH HOURS : MON •• FRI, 10 . 7 SATURDAY 10 . 5:10 CLOSlD SUNDAY OH.N WIDNISDAY "TIL t 19046 lltOOKHUIHT St. HUN1iN•TON I UCH HOUR S: DAILY 10 -7 SATURDAY 10 • S:JO SUNDAY 12 .s -. • •• , .. .. ... ' I· . ... ., .. ~: • "' • ~· •• ;.. ~ • • ~ • . ~ • • 4 DA.ILY PILOT Salurda,, Aug111t 2', 197_, -'t" .~ .. \M'" ~.... ,..,. ~·*-·"'i Ecologists l,e t i1r D11st , , I Off-roaders Win· Victories By THOMAS D. ELIAS Reversing what had seemed like an irresistible tide, ad· vocates of free use of orr.road vchlclcs have won a series of victories over S o u t h e r n canrornia environmentalists this summer. Jn each case, lhe ecology forces wanted to prohibit dune buggies aod motorcycles Crom using areas to which they have had acct53 for years. LED BY THE Sierra Club, tbey' successfully argued for closing large areas of the huge Anza-Borrego Desert State Patt in San Diego and Riverside counties to off-road vehicles and gained restric- tlons against the no ls y vetiicles at Pismo Beach State Park in San Louil Obispo County. "'Earlier, lhey forced can· cellation o( a proposed motorcycle area at Point M\J.gu State Park ln Ventura County. So successful were the en· vironmeotalfatl in hearings 'before the atate Parks and Recreation Commission that Robert Hain, vice president of !be calllomla O!l-jload Ve- hisles Associltloo. once claim· ed, "1be Parks and R<crea- tion Commlulm !s in the poc· ket of the SiaTa Club." NOW AU. THIS bas Si>' pa,..nuy changed. Tbe off- roaders won a major victory last mooth when Red Rock Conyon, a newly-purchased 1/7~acre pre&e1'Ve between Mojave and Otlna Lake in Kehl O>unty, was designated » recreation area rather than a pork. The recreation label leaves the canyon open to rar freer off .. road vehicle use ~n a part c1assl!ieatlqn. Just a few days before that triwnpb, pressure from dune bugi!)'. and molj>rcycle en- thusiasts brought the defeat of a propoee\I &In Luis Obispo County oJdjnance which would have banned the off-road vehicles from roads a o t specifically opened lo them ajXI from dtlllOI and areas." THAT PROPOSAL, presented by the Sierra Club's Santa Lucia chapter; failed after opponcnta: labeled the en- vironmen talists pushing It "a small, loud and selfish group of people." The off-road vehicle ad· vocates have also thwarted conservationist wishes in a third area, Ham reports. . "The federal Bureau or Land Management bas told us it will cootinue to let us use the desert as we do now,'' he said. "They'll act to close off areas only where there are protests and the areas are then found unsuitable for our use." OJnservatlmlsts, again led by the Sierra Club, pushed for the reverse sort of policy - they sought to get the BLM to dose all federal desert lands to the off-roaders, then Qpert small areas to them one at a time as they were proven suitable. "TIIAT 'VOULD be a guilty until proven innocent air proach." Ham said In an in· terview. A1so going by the boards, at least for this year, is a bill by California's Democratic Sen. AJan Cranston and Rep. Jerry L Pettis (R.SS.n Bernandio ) which would declare 16 million acres of federal desert lands in Southern California a na· tional conservation a r e a , partly to spare them from "unwise recreational use." Both Cranston and Pettis said the bill had good chances of passage. But now a Cranston aide reports it is "going nowhere thi s year." \ Publisher Says SEC ' Overacted SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Attorneys !or Los Angeles Times publisher Otis Chandler have accused the Securities and Exchange <X>mmission of inflicting "maximum and un· necessary personal injury" on him in a case involving Geotek Resources Fund, Inc. and related oiJ-drilling firms. The lawyers said the SEC deviated from n o r m a l courtroom procedures b y repeatedly publicizing groundless charges. C H ANDLER RESIGNED from the Geotek board of directors last May after the SEC fiJed a civil suit against the company and John P. Burke ., its fonner chief ex· ecutive. Burke was ousted by Chandler and other directors in February 1972. For .Dlssolutfon Of Marriage 1111.tr, Miry D. Ind J•ck L. C1lkhl5. Dwl1 I . •nd Cll1ri.1 I(. Rohl, Htlell LOlll .. Ind Richard C1rl l rol)tck. M9ll1M J. and O•nl•I E. 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Tibor .Ind J°"M Joneio Slllrltv •!Id 8rlldford LH Jonn, N•neY LoulM .Incl St1nl•V Ray Coron•, LllP9 Medin• •!Id David M. 8&r•1.. Joupll •l'ld Vlrvlnl1 J111nll• Emond, Mid-el R. I nd Stn1n L. Obef'st, Judy Lff Ind Tllonlll Gregory Gfftll, Fral\CH M • .Ind Tommy o. Smllh. Wlll11m llen!1mln Ill .Incl N1n- cle JOY MYsllvy, Dina DlanM Incl Anlllo!ly he Beeord •• Q.arrlftttr, Itel.I 0.11• Ind Gl"IOOl'Y LIM a,Jooll. Judltll ,1i1.1r11 1nc1 Jtl'I JH11d HMrltofl. Joye.• A. •nd J. w., Jr. Dul'ltftll. l r11te JI"* •lld llOOl>i• Jo MOflkrn, O.vl• It, •nd Nancv C1ro4 Ar'tnltfn, MlirllM J. Incl Mlchlll 0 , $1Wiroltu. R.ot<e1 L. Incl Ru111U C. QobOI, Jol'ln G. •rod l~ltY J1,,. Dunl\lm, Cllrbl• Ind T9trtnc• L~nn Gomb9f'lil, T•rr• 8. Ind Hy WotkL Ell11'"'1h and a. J, l •cip, ROMld L Ind Clrol J Tlli'119r. Ernl• W. Ind D•na I{, Tllornl1. Wlttlat'fl Wll119rlorc• Jr •• •nd Dorl• Lllll•n """ .llllY li Oltctlt1ty, Ch•rl-M. Ind Rooert W. s1.r•-· f:Y• .M••'• al'ld Rkllilrd R. Morrlton. Thtlll L . .,'Id Pllrlck Ut119, H91en E. 111d W•ller C. Smllll. JOhn TlfTll 1nd Jlnlf LYnll l ltkw, SU$1M 11111 JlfTY II. Fritts. E'ltlvn M. lf'ICI P•lll J. Goodft9ld, ~ Incl Llewfllyn, Jr. Pottw, Andr1nlt1 I . •nd G«tld w. Mllr, Rlllh P. Ind Sle'l111 S. Rl'lldY, Slt•ph(119 Row Ind Rollttt ... , l111t1, Lurl SI/Nin •l!d Rolllll't 0•19 M .. Mllflllmtr, DilYkl C. Incl lll'barl Alkll'llOll, Ph~tll1 N. Incl DIYld L. MeC1mtnOl'ld, C111dlc. t.. 1lld MkNel c1r'ro11. wu11t Jun11• 11111 $11\llldr• J. W.rntr. OHllM LOUIN Ind ,.,_,~ "-G•fl' G1lloro, Donlld M. Ind 11-•"I •· Torrtt, ~.,CV LIWftM• llld Ton1 LH· Allll't Piii, Alon10 S .. Ir. llld IYI L. McJ.fff, Lindi L. Ind J-S. MCIMI0.11. .M1Cftt•I Sl.w1rt 91111 Judy L, lltvtrldlll. Rlchlnl Norbert •lid Alln Reg1r H1rd1, Sll9ll1 Jo •nd ltlnclolpfl LM Sw!111r. Dolortl #hrJ-•!Id Gtwl1 Lvl• E(llolL Lllltr OWWI and .M1rl•11 La~n LOIOllM, Evl Rau Ind 0.,-, Wlll11m Cl•rk, Toma D. ind l1rton C. Ablllfllll , A...,.,. E. •nd Howl!'ill A. Tllorllton. C11111Y« LYllll 11\11 1(1nn9111 011• PNC .. MIJrltl K11 11!d RO't'C• R1lph Sllbtf, M1rctcM1 A"" •nO lv1n H•nltv K.tlo9, Vlole! M Ind Rob9rl L lllllll••··~··•it lllc!wlrd$«1, Don F. and Lynne D. Wilk«, Jerrll'>'" Jlllt Ind T110m11 Jlcluor!. Jr. P1l'-tl. V ... I F9rfl Ind MlchHI ROY L1r1on, JOI/I Ellll Ind Ltwl$ Ktnl MINIATUA119 CIVIL WAP CLO OOLL9 CLO OUNI B MANNING'S COLLECTORS ' SHOP 'IH.I..'." 2428 NEWPORT B LVO. c:::oa-r.t. ,,. .. _. CALI,.-. 84~·D2!S1 l-llO•. 11·!5:!10 PlllATE TllUST FUNDS AVAILABLE FOft ftEAL ESTATE LOANS 111 l 2nd TRUST OEEDS $1 .SOO To '260.000 In-TO IO" LOANS OH TAUSr Of.ED COUATEIW. ltftll'OllT lOUITT f'UMDS NIWpl>rt C9"ter 620 NeWpOn C.nl•r Dri.,. Ntwp<trt 11•91:.h. Clllf. /71-4) 5«-6112• f All ~UARTfR Sept. I 7 ffl,. Now. I 7 Pal•tl19 • 119111119, Adva11c1d, LaadK•,.i Drawing• laslc, Pfg1N; Watercolor: Color • D11l9a: PrI.-fdll9: I .. terior D11l9a; Jewelry: Ceramics; Sc1lp .. N. f.,•Jng Cfaun 11 Life Drawing; Pal1tl19: C- omics: , .. ......,., Ii De1i9n. JP ritt or pho11t for brotbttrl 17141 4'4·1520 630 Laguna Co11yo• ltl. Laquna leach 92651 Dlll1 Piiot Stiff ?ho!• HAl\l SEES all t h e s e developments as part of a ne\v tide against "environmental extremists.'' ··we have a lot more clout now than we did a few months ago." he said. "The extreme preservationists have h ad their run. They predicted all sorts of disasters and the world still hasn't come to an end." The SEC complaint charged that Burke misap propriated millions of dollars in in- vestors' money. It also cited Chandler, claiming he filed false and mis I ea ding in· formation w i t h regulatory agencies . Cbandler denied the accusations. Jonn. Jr. li•••--••-•••-•••••••••••i Connor, L••ll• S. and Wllllam R. ---- Ston•, Nal\CY JIM •ncl Wl11!1m Scouting at Seu Thirty-five Sea Scouts from Alameda brought 104-!oot cntlser Barclay Stephens to Sea Scout base in Newport Beach this week. Another 20 Scouts came from Napa aboard the 65-foot chaser. Two-week cruise includes stopovers at Mon· terey, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz and Catalina islands. In The Service Airman Timothy rt1. Ward, Edison High School, . Hun-helped his u:s. N.a·v a I son-0f Mr llnd!Mrr:l,)ool,ld'M' ~~aell,· ··..._~..,. ....... • ., ,A~erny. shipma~~~ in win· · '· -~~;i,, ~~--"'' 1Je . :,jojll ~1'-i°"'• 11)118 3 fuirt'j>laoe·f1mshes dur-Ward, 2670 Park. _ vt;.' 4:~wa_..~of>eration ·training oR-a-~· ing the Pacific Midshipmen Beach, has been ~':10 ba'sed prototype re~ .ptanl Training Squadron 73 sports Chanute AFB, Ill ., after com-at Idaho Falls, Idaho. .. competition held at San Diego. pleting Air Force b a s i c lraining. During his six weeks at the Air Training Co mmand 's LackJanc! AFB, Tex., h e studied the Air Force mission, organiz.ation and customs and received special instruction in human relations. 1be airman has been assign. ed lo the Technical Training Center at Chanute f o r specialized training in fuel services. Private Gregory L. Anny Private J\tlcbae.I T. HardmaD, son of l\1r. and Mrs. Har I e y D. Palmer, IS521 Springdale Ave., WestmbJS!tt, has been assigned to the Isl Cavalry Division at Ft. HOod, Tex. Pvt Hardman is assigned with headquarters company, 8th engineer battalion of the division. Airman Loyd 8. Conklin, son of J\.fr. and ~1rs. Irvin R. Conklin, 14851 Jeffrey, Irvine, has been assigned to Keesler AFB. l\1iss., after completing Air Force basic training. Navy Airman Recruit Judith A. Scbwarti, dau&hter: of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schwartz of 20901 Balgair Circle, Hun- tington Beach, has reported to Training Squadron 24, Naval Air Station, Chase Field at Beeville, Texas. Navy Seaman David T. Howe Jr., son or Major and Mrs. David T. ~Iowe Sr. of 27001 Condado Lane, Mission Viejo, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center at San Diego. But the battle is far from over. The Sierra Cl'ilh has jn- dicated it wUl take the Parks and Recreation Commisson to court over the Red Rock Can· yon classification. Th e dispute · over use of the Southland's vast deserts shn· mers as the Bureau of Land Management still has not issued firm guidelines for use. AND JUST this montb the U.S. Forest~rvice issued new regulations >banning off-road vehicle ~ of a large part of the Los Padres National Forest: So it appears the dispute - witb all its major effects on Southern Catifomia recreation -will continue for years, with neither side holding any ap- parent advantage over the other. * Off-road Plan Near Readiness IN A STATErttENT and in a petition filed this week in U.S. District Court here, Chandler and his attorneys made these allegations: -In apparen t ly con-- centrating its case q,n Chandler, the SEC enabled Burke and 'his associa tes · to regain effective control of Geotek 's assets and documents. -That the SEC put off pro- ducing records and personnel for interrogation in Chandler's efforts to clear himself . -That the SEC, instead of filing a single, consolidated case, is filing a series of tjlarges, each with attendant publicity and resultant delays in resolving the case. Came<"on L1lllerbilc:ll, Tlmoltrf John Incl Fra11- clne GrK• H1rrl1, 0on., •ncl G-.. E. P1pp.11, S,..dr• l(ay and G-pe Schtll, ~rJ.1..., M. Incl WIYM E. 8rannot1. Philip Edw•rd and ll•be .. ~H AJl!"9d, Cllilrlft L. 9!'ld P1trlcl1 L. llllllop, llonnle L. and Ste-pllen P. Scofltkl, RClll'lr David, Jr. Incl Lynn """' Gn,dts, PllllllP JOhn 111 11'1d llonnl• RClgfr't,. Oltfyl J, 9nd ()ougl11 A. L9dnma. IGMCIO J. Mid M•rc1lln1 INlbon. SI-E. •rid LU• J, O'Connitll, RlcMrd J ot;tflll Incl JOYCI Froosolon9. Frenk Anlllonv al!d Gffl ,,.... Eb9nNck, Chilrlv•• F. •!Id l(rls L• ·-M«cuo, Lind• J. •ncl Rleh••d It, Jones, R01tm1rv •nd Etll5 w. l1nkl. Norm1n P1ut. Jr. 1nd Dl•ne E~lvn POUrHt1radl, Vivien LH •l'ld S11un Kirk, J•ne Ellen .Ind David Ct\irlfl Trttltr. El1IM LOUIM Ind Flrr•ll Lvnn l'lled Jul~ Jl Glltt, G9orlilt M. •l'ld K•lllY L, Shortt•, Emm.11 F. incl OortM• Le1111 ... ..,...,. L. and Don•ld J. O'llrl•n. 011v11 P. and JOW!lh T. All..,, SWln Mlrl• I nd Rlcti.rd R•v, "-Ru~t, Anttlon1 LM 1nd CNrvl Lynn F0$1•r, RKllll C. illld Donlkl L HOUSIOl'I. ICllll+Hn •nd Sttcillilll G. L_.., Ollrln D. Ind Horml L. H1C1'19V, L-E. llOd lrml J. Qbffg, J1CQU911rM C•rol ll!d Anthony D•nl•I. INTIEltLOCUTDttY Cl'Cltl'IES CHANDLER ISSUED a s1t1iwttr, no!:'.~ ..!,"J.,M11n "-statement Thursday saying: TllPld. Gell A. •nd 11ot1tt1 e. W1!nsi.rn, ll•~r• Anti 1nd St.Wirt ?. "From February 1972 to R-. Crh E, Mid Rlclllnt A. May 1973 my fellow directors PTtt•, P•ul NtlfOl'I. Jr. 1nc1 Otbor.111 and I caused Geotek to Romo, 01vld Rob«t 1nd Ll111 lull 'th th SEC 8en9fl1I, P1trlc• L. Incl ICftWMlll A. cooperate Y Wl e 1t-.111.,,. J1nrc1 H. 1nc1 Rlc111nt Lvm•n in its investigation. Every re-C•nad•, Donna A•• 1nc1 curt1• Allen Janu1d, C•rol s. 1nd Richard C1rmlne quest for information was Btrn11, Ju1n J. •nd 111rt111r1 A. h ed F a Mitchum, Miidred D. Ind Gftll'QI w. onor . ree access W s Pt1erson, JudV Ann 1nd wnuam E1r1 given to all compa ny Kotlow1kv, HvOl'lll Suk 1nd 111c.11.1rd reco~·." Al9•and9r, Wild9 •ncl Robtrl1 L. 1u.:1 Sch\ldil, s11nl•Y w. •ncl M.1r111 £. Chand! 'd h lied Dllhllm•, John A. •ncl Tr•v1 V. er sa1 e supp Everllng, c1ro1yn J. •ncl v1c1or A. the commission with "all re-swrtt, s111r1-v Yvorine 111C1 Rlcll1rd ed ·n1 . I Sl•nl•Y quest 1 onnahon re ating Le;1n, oeoor1h RH •nd Rlch•rd to my personal affairs, in· s.'::.~nc1ri J. •<Id Ad•m Claybaugh, son of Mrs. Llse J . Swanson, 2564 Santa Ana. Cost.a J\.lesa, recently com- pleted advanced individual training (AIT) as an infantry. man with the 1st Infantry Di· vision at Ft. Riley, Kan. During his six weeks at the Air Training Comm and' s Lackland AFB, Tex., he studied the Air Foree mission, organization and customs and received special instrncbon in human relations. Anny Private First Class WUllam L Anderson Jr., whose parents live at 3801 Parkview Lane, Irvine, Calif., completed with honors a 33- w e e k television equipment repair course at the army signa) school, Ft. Monmouth, N.J. eluding private fmancial data. ~11111, ic1r111 L•YM •<Id T•rrv My right to privacy was s ..,. 0 Capito' New. Service penc1, lorl.1 E. ilfld MLcllMI Fr•n.c:l1 voluntarily sacrificed in fa vor l en119tt, llelkx"d Gordon itnd G•rnett• Navy Seaman Recruit rttike Naimo, son of fl.fr. and Mrs. Charles B. Masick of 10537 Morning Glocy Circ le, Foun- tain Va1Jey, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. .... ~ SACRAMENTO T h e of disclosure to the govern· D.1lm•nn, Gr111t Arnold and ic:1111y Ja.n menl cour,,., Dal• c. •nd Rot»rt w. preliminary draft of the U.S. McO•nl11. Sl•'ffll Arthur Ind l".lnwll Bure of Land M t• .. I have done nothing wrong. SllHn The ainnan has been assign· ed. to the Technical Training Center at Keesler for specialized training in the air traffic control field . au anagemen s p.,,..0om, Mlcl'Mlli. Allx•• 1nd Ron11d California desert 0 f f _ r 8 0 d I want the facts out, and I o.ttnis ROTC Cadet Lou.bi L • vehicle management plan will desire to present my case Gr•nt!wlm, w1vne c. •nd Edith E. 0.mko, BObbla Lorr•lll9 ll!d Jolln Fuertes, son of Mr. and Mrs. be available for public review rather than suffer a seemingly wi1111m Donin F Fuer ndl tr f ch n · Llwrft!Ce, Miry Slllron Ind J•...,.. go . tesf 16565 next month, according to J .R. e ess s earn o arges. G9«"9 ~lount Todd, Fountaia Valley, Permy, BLM state director. ,-------------'-------- attended the Army Reserve Target date ot release of the l\1arine Pfc. Carlos R . Guzman, whose wife Kathleen is the daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Ronald \'ucker of 17322 Whetmorc Lane, Huntington Beach, is participaling in the desert field exercifie Alkali Canyon 73. Second Lieutenant Ronald P. Officers' Training Corps basic draft is Sept. 8. It will be Ate.Callum . son of ~1r. and summer cainp at Ft. Knox, ~ted to leaders of desert Mrs. George H. McCallu1n or Ky. users' and c o nservati o n 7332 Ani la Lane, Huntington Cadet Fuertes. a student at organizations: so they can Beach, has been awarded New Mexico A-1ilitary Institute, review it wlth their mem· · silver wings upon graduation Roswe ll, was one of some 7,200 berships. Public comment Is from U.S .. Air Force navi gator students who attended Army Invited up to Oct. 18. training .at Mather AFB, Calif. RCYJ'C training at five in· Final revision of the plan is Lieutenant McCallum is stallations in the U.S. scheduled for Nov. t. Navy Electronics Technician . being assigned .to Korat Ror81/r::::::::::::::::::====::::::=.::::;=:::::::;:;I Third Class James F. Osburn, Thia AFB, Thailand, for. flying son of Mrs. Jewel lit Hilden· d~ty on .the EB-66 ~1rcra~t brand or 17101 Springdale St.. With a urut of the Pacific Alr Huntington Beach, graduated Forces . Crom the Mare Island Naval Nuclear Power School at James 1\-f. Davis, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Davis of 18091 GU!man St., Irvine, VaU.jo. He ls ' 1971 graduate of C...O• 1.UoN p,.,m•nf'nf fll SaitN AIM ....... - -·-$165 2sum SAYEUPTOS~ Oft Cwt•M M.4-lu~ l~rtcHts, Slacb, Shim. • WI rll ANY Stll • flll ALTtlATIOMI I!!!! ~ '"' M -~ UllfN flW A1,..111w1,..... llM'lll Ices_katlng everyday. One •~mission enlilles you up Io & hou,. skating fun. ICE CAPAOES CHALET COSTA MESA MESA VERDE SHOPPING CENTER HA•IOR. ILVD AJ ADAMS r.i: 179.1110 't\\e 1\UNT is OV!IJrr . RIGlij C•fw A.re you tttiout ,........_ _,..,..,....,., ....... ' ... ,,. medical weight .... reduction OM£CA!S NOCIAM IS THE SAFf1 M£TH00 Ufrril()(I STllCT M[OICAL SUl'flVISK>N Of MfOfCAl OOC. rots. lOSl UNWANTm POVNDS AND MMNTAIN ttOrll WflGHT • Omega Cllnlc ~~::·N=~R~~t~:~ AHAHllM ,,....., 1664 w • .,...,. In Sunday's Family Weekly: " l ., ,"J l IMMr.tr..lt-....... ,. ,_... ,. ... M,'119 : Family Weekly All-America Panel ot Sports Editors Choose Our Third Annual .All-America College Football Team This week's cover featu res ~wo greal /ootbaU AU. Armrice:n.s , the Harmon s: Af ichigan's Tom and h.U 10"- UCLA.'i 'Jfark-who's been chosen the best college quarterback in the natWn by' the sportJ editors in Famd, Weekly's th ird annual preselUon 1Joll of 289 subscribing newspaptr.J. · ,Inside .this special issue, Family_ Weekly sports editor Larr}' Bortstein reports on the results from ·the seleetion of the 48-player "super" squad - posi tion-5y-position, first and second offense and defense t~ms. Look fo r photo portraits, biograph- ical P,f'Ofiles, statistics and forecasts on the players )YhO the exeerts in the field predict will be the stars ·of th~ college gridirons this season. • SJAR <:,HAT-Celebrated poet-songwriter-singer ROdM.cKbcn comments frankly on his "sudden" success. He reminds Family Weekly readers that he began performing as a rock and roll singer and explains the traumatic reason for changing his style. . e WOMEN'S FRIENDSH IPS -In an unusually sensitive and wryly amusing commentary on t~ship, popular writer Rona Jaffe explore• !He unique relationships women establish wtth olher women and why they form firmer bonds tgan men do. A.11 Con1ing Sun1l ay Witb The -'f I .DAILY PILOT l • " •• .. ., • • ' • • ~! •• ;., ~ { .. .. • . ' 1; ' • ' • . . . ... • • ! ' I • I ' • • • t I • I • I . • • ' • • • . t ' . . • ' . . . ' • . { ' ' • • ' ; • ' • ' • , , • , , • : • • • • • • • l • ' • . ,. I • l>Ai .. , PILOT • Hanging Baskets-Add Color . ...!Cure-Space Blues ; New Idea For Spot Removing By ANDY LANG "'~Wl'ttlf some tips for the do-it- yourselfer : For an euy-to-rnake coffee table, use a Oush door and buy or make legs for it. -Never use shellac as it comes from the container. It requires mwng with denatured alcohol, ranging from a 5G-50 mixture for most purposes to a 90 percent aJcohol content for a so-called "wash" coat ... While most furniture these days has a lac- quer fmlsb, it is put on with elaborate spraying equJpment. U you attempt it yoursell with a brush, be sure to ask for bruohing lacquer. -In putting down aapbalt or vinyl asbestos tile over a con· By EARL ARONSON Al' Ntwtftl"m Wrlllf ,Hanging baskets with loliage plants or with colorful blooms have increased In popularity In recent years. They a d d touches of color or greenery to porches, patios, balconies and outdoor areas. Indoors, you can hang them near windows if you have no space ror a plant stand or no adequate size sills'. Containers are available in a number of types -aoUd, mesh or wire -or you may fashion them youroell by attachilll wlre, chain or rope to ordinary red clay or fancy containers. Indoors, soUd type containers will help keep pol! from drii>' ping onto floors or furniture. Outdoors, mesh or' screen type-S are most suitable to help plants drain. lf you use solid-wall baskets, put coarse gravel or broken pottery in the bottom beneath tho soil. If you ""' mesh baskeis, line the side with burlap, sphagnum m o s s , plastic, leaves or some other material that win· contain son. Soil for a hanging basket shouJd be high in organic mat ter. To regular garden soil add an equal amount of peat moss or leaf mold. To each gallon of mix add a tablespoon of limestone and a teaspoon of ga r a en fertilizer. Recom· m~nded mixture ·1s 12-12-12. •• ., Mix It all up and fill the con-type, lantana, verbena and w\"'"'\lr"lrn!""""ll!'""'-'"'l''!""P ... ~~ talner. Soll sold for pottiog black-eyed Susan vine. I I ood and 1be Ganleo Spo~I of the house P ant! also is g University of Missouri ••B· you won't have to add organic gesta that even vegelable matter. plants may be used, including What kind of plants are best sweet potato, green beans Or for hanging baskets? Those miniature toma~. with cascading or vining Don't crowd plants In the growth babil!. Where the banginc bukets. Three to four basket will be in the shade, try plants generally are enough grape, English or Swedish for a 10.inch hanging basket. (Plectranthus) ivy , Iran-Creeping juniper, such as descantia (Windering Jew). Bar Harbor or Blue Rug, may Where some light is availab1e . be used for a more permanent Dowering plant! are suitable. basket that may be left out· These include impatiens' dPors most of the year. But lt Sultana, begonia and fuchsia, will have to be protected dlll' alone or to combination with ing severe winter weather. foliage plants. Hanging bukeis dry quickly Where there is good sun, outdoors, ~aO check them dally petunias of the C a s c ad e to make sure you keep them varleiles -they have big, moist. Fertllize every few bright flowers -are very ef. weeks with a water soluble or fectlve. Other items include liquid fertilizer recommended geraniums, especially the ivy for house plants . Downtown Area Redwoods Thrive SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Redwood trees are growWg in the heart of San FrancLSCO's teeming financial district. The 00 stately trees are part of a $250,000 ball-acre park fronting the pyramid-shaped Transamerica bUlldlng o n Montgomery St .. in the finan.. cial district. bother them," a tree expert reported. '{be trees will be given special feeding and watering care during the first six months in addition to in- jections of Vitamin B-12 LITTLE RED BARN COVERS MANY USES Playhouse, Potting Shed, Storage Art• ·~ " Ti111ely Tonid ~ ·' Red Barri Solves Problem&l By STEVE ELLINGSON If your home has the storage blues, today's project is the best tonic you eould ask for. The handsome Jittle red barn bas dozens of uses in ad· d.ition to being a storage shed for garden tools. A list of needed materialil::ls included. ~:"~ To obtain the barn pattab number 401, seod $2 (add 25c per pattern for air m a'IOI delivery ) by cash, check 'or money order to: Steve Ellingson Orange Coast Daily Pilot Pat· tern Dept. crete Ooor, tell the dealer where it is being installed so that be can give you the pro- per cement. ~e way to determine where studs are in a wall ls to drill a small hole far down the wall near tbe '.hoor. You will quickly know whet.lier the bit is going right through the wall or bitting a stud. A Rude Awakening A spokesman said the 20- foot-tall redwoods w ere planted in the new grove, in a Monday ceremony, to form "the first downtown urban set- ting anywhere in the COUDlr)' for these trees." "In a few years they'll form a close little oasis of tran- quillity in the downtown area," he said. Turf Farm Industry Growing Up WASiilNGTON (AP) "Lawn care got you down'! Be glad you don't have 270 acres to mow," says the Agriculture It's quite possible that your youngsters are at the age where they need a playhouse. If so, they'll love this barn. Or, you may wish to use it for a workshop. Gardeners find that it makes an excellent pot· ting shed. You couldn't find a more suitable garage for motorcycles or garden trac- tors. ir it rains, here's shelter for your outdoor furniture. Other applications are almost limitless. P.O. Box 2383 Van Nuys, CA 91409 Lettuce Brand Producing V acatio1iers Return to Weedy Garden The hardy coast redwood trees grow to a height ~ 200 feet in diameter. He said the' grove might well have trees "over 200 feet tall in just 50 or 60 years." Department. , That is the average size of a turf farm in Florida, the leading producer of sod, The sod, with ready-made lawn at- tached, is sold commercially. -Flint sandpaper is still being used for some kinds of hand sanding, but it's im· practical for use with a power sander. .-To locate squeaks in a floor or stairway, have some-. ... wall: ...... the suapected areas while you mark tile lo- cation of the noises. -In using a sprayer, always pull the triggtr allgbUy before the aprar bl11 the wrmr do • not reltaae It until :itli!-;'spray baa pasoed the f ork. •. , • . -'-'While mahbgany ,.·~ ~' ~~) · walnul and other opeg..,...... -woods usually requhi_a filler to clale the big pore$, oonoi<\~ the p..sibllty of skipping the filler, since many persons like the natural textured ap- pearance of these woods. Return from vacation can be a traumatic experience -or at least a rude awakening. The appearance of the garden reflects neglect. Only the weeds seem to thrive. Alter the Initial shock, a see· ond appraisal •will show the trouble is ea.~iily remedied. Mowing, trimmlng. and water· Ing •wlD ' do wonders for the lawn. A feeding will green it up in a matter of days, says .. • How -lo Clean ~ Heatilig Units 0 Filters on Wirm-8ir beating systems can (\e cleaned by removing lhelil and vacuum· ing 'both ·sidei with the nozzle attaChment ~ a household vacuum cleaner. the Gali!omia Association of Nurserymen. Cutting back faded roses. watering and feeding will prepare them for fall bloom. Annuals which look the worse for wear can be uprooted. This leaves only weeding to bring the garden back to normal. Where there is a need for something fresh -new color to brighten garden bare spots -a visit to ·your IClC1l1 nursery will reveal a wealth of color . Marigolds will p r o vi d e bright shades of yellow, gold and orange. They will continue to flower, as will multk:olored zinnias, mounds of b 1 u e ageratum, lavender pl n k periwinkle (and white), and assorted colors of petunias. Scarlet salvla, dwarf dahlias, and Marguerites -in yellow and white -are additional -liaY1U'Dlab.......,. tatea off the old llnlab but leaves aome spot! that mist II•••••••••••••••••• .. removal by Anding, you can aolV. the problem by using a commercial bleach. -Moot of the lime, blister· ing and peetiog paint means that moisture bas attacked the paint from inside the wall rather than outside. -Most remodeling projects will raise the value of a house to some extent, yet it is foolish to expect that you will get back the full vaJue or the pro- ject when you sell the house. What an improvement most certainly will do is to help you to sell the house faster . Cucumber Wins$7 For Boy SALINA, Kan . (UPI) - With a little help from his father, 9-year-old Ke 11 y McClain lugged a 34%·inch long cucumber from Ben.. ningtoo, Kan., to S a t in a rtcently .. win •l'l 'in a contest. Kelly won $S for having the longest cucumber in the °Fan- cy or foreign " category In the thtrd annual He av lest Tomatoe Longest Cucunlber contest sponsored by the Salina Journal. Its 141> Inch measurement around the mid- dle brought him another ll, and brtnpg It i.rther Thari ony other contestant got the seventh dollar. · The "good ole American" cucumbef' category was woo by Mrs. Melvin Klein's 2314 inch entry. Tblrty·slx vegetables were enlered In the contest, which I~ the newtpaper's answer to the yearly boasts of Central Kansas farm ers and gardeners Who call w 11 h stories of giant vegetables. In the tomato contest. 4- yeaN>id Sabrina Olm of New Qlmbrla, Kan ., won first placo Shady Move Brief Filed to Save Trees LOS ANGELES (AP) -State Atty. Gen. Evelle J. Youhger bas filed a court brief saying Los Angeles County shouJd mke an environmental impact study before it tears oot Shade trees In East Los Angeles. 'Jbe biief was filed as a "friend of the court" action recently, .: A trial judge bas ruled there is no need for an impact study because the trees will be replanted following side- walk repaln. The case is now before an appeals court. Younger said in his brief: "It is no answer to say that the trees will grow back in 25 to 30 )'t!<ll'S. The days are gone wbeii a governmental agency can remove almost S,000 mature shade trees in order to simplify the work of re- pairing sidewalks." (n•tr So11l~ Ce•1.t Plt11-0n ltktr 1t Brfttol I will! a tu ounce tomato and ~ La....,phlt eecond with a 1.2.S ounce ,,.,__ Gan1 .. 1 .. Semco 546-0724 entry. •-....;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ sources of color-in-an instant. Don't o v e r I o o k chrysan. themwns for beautifying bare spot!. 'Mwns are also good de«>rations to display at the entryway of your home. Pots of these blooming favorites will delight: visitors a n d guests. "Even smog sh ouldn 't Impatiens - Released Turf farms were reported in the 1969 census of agriculture for the first time. That year some 924 such farms were reported, comprising 59,000 acres in sod production. Five states . -Florida, Michigan, lllinois, New York a n d Wisconsin -accounted for about one.half the output, ac· cording to the 'Farm Index" published this month b y USDA. The dimensions of the barn pictured are 6-by-&-by-8 feet which is suitable for most purpases. However, if you need something larger, you can easily alter t.he plans to take care of the extra size. The plan for building the barn gives comple~ and easy·tc> follow step-by-step directions along wilh photos showing the various stages of construction. There's a special reason lo grow Oak Leaf lettuce in y®r garden. When it's time tp harvest, you don't have to p'1ll up the entire plant. Instead, you can pick the outer leaiel from different planis, ibll mqre new leaves will grow 10 take their place. 'lbat ~Y they remain productive for a longer period. Ook Leal is alao the most heat·resistant, lettui:e and belongs ID the loooeleli! class, which ls the easiest and fastest to grow. Tuberous begonias and their free.Dowering cousins fibrous begonias are availiibte in bloom and will enhance · the beauty of partially-shaded surroundings. So will fuchsias . WASHING TON (AP) - Sprite; Cheer.I, A.rabesq1l~ and A'Flame are the names ol foor new hybrid Impatiens released by the Agriculture,--:,--------------,-----.,----------- Weekender Gardeners' Checklist Here are ·some things to be thinking about tills Weekeod, • U yo11 baven1 done so, remove the canes or blackber- ries and raspberries that bore fruh this year, theo tie the newly growb canes to the trellis, or other support, for next year's harvest. • Prized chrysanthemums come from plants that have been regularly fed a n d watered. Feeding should con- tinue until the buds show cot. or. • Water laM!S regulariy and keep up light feeding. It will be as handsome In Sei>' tember as it was in spring, • Azaleas and camellias should be led tbla month. e It is lime .. start planting bulbs. Early arrivals will in- clude freeslas, sparaxis, col· clricum, and omighogalum . GAi-SIZE RIG. $1.ff .......................... .. Department. Seedlings of the popular an- nuals were developed by the department's Plant Genetics and Germplasm Institute and selected for releaser primarily because of their brighter, highly contrasting foliage col- ors, a spokesman sald. Transplant Costs $10 LOS ANGELES (AJI! - For just $10 you can get a transplant in your home. Not a heart or a kidney, but a plant. The Plant Shop B.B in. Brentwood offers to treat sick plants on house calls for that smn, considerably less than what lt costs to get a people doctor out of bed. The philodendron phys!· cian will treat an insect problem or transplant a large plant to an even larger container. BARK 2 GAL. SIU 2 22 RIO. $l.2t............................ • 3 CU. fT, UO. $2Af S GAL. 1111 4 44 REG. $7.tt ............................ • P~RIWINKLI, 88• GAL. SIZI RIO. Sl.4f •... • 1.77 PLANTll ,.IX 1 33 2 cu. FT. RIG. st.n ,,_,,,, • '"1111. HUNTINQTON CENTER lOINOlR ANO l!ACH HUNTINGTON ll•CH 192·6611 2640 Harbor Blvd. 546:5.527 COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9·6 ·suNDAYS '-5 DON'T MISS THESE EXTRA BIG SAVINGS I • •• FRUIT TREES • 'Ventura' Peach • 'Satsuma 1 Plum • 'Royal' Apricot • 'French Improved' Prune • 'E.rly Elberta ' Peach • 'Winter Banana' Apple • 'Kadota' Fig • Goldmine' Nectarine Enjoy the plea5ure of fresh fruit 9rowing in your own yerd, right at your fingertip5 . .... 7:9S ... ···""'···-··········· ......... .. NOW 3.98 HIBISCUS So versatile, can be 9rown in conteiners, ts • shrub, sm•ll tree or 9row •s • "1creen" - p I u s -specto1culo1r flowers . MORE SUMMER PlANT SPECIALS FUCHSIAS -Jewel-Hke flowers now in bloom. Lik•s shad•. One of th• be1t for htnging bes~•••· STAR JASMINE E11cellent 9round cover, vine or sm all shrub. Plar.t wher• you c'an •n· joy it's deli9h tful frag. ranc•, perhtp• "••r an entry. All Are Coastal Area Favorites Reg. 2.25 SPECIAL .98 each (SPECIALS THRU WED. AUG. 29THl • . :_ Co.11•1uen.t It.age<;-_-1 . Cranston? -Young -Doctor to ChaHehge . • Health Chief on Way Up, Looking at Political Career . By PHIL HANNA C•llll .. Htwt ltn'I~• Few people in public life go as far as rast as has Or. Earl W. Brian, secretary of the state Health and Welfare Agency. Now just 31-years.old, Brian is a decorated combat Olgbt surgeon who saw aervice In Vietnam, a graduate ol Duke Uoivenlty and Stanford, wbere be served aS a surgical resident, and former et· e<11tlve secretary ol the CSllfomla State SOClal Welfare Board. Gfvemor Roaald Roagan plck..t him lo bea' the Dopartm<nl of Health Care SerYlcea (oow part of the new Deport. mtQ1 of Health) In 1970 when be was but 27-years old. NOW, WITH the Reagan ad- --ministration begiMing to sing its "swan song," Dr. Brian is looking for a new challenge. Although he hasn't conuniltecf"himself, Brian would like to challenge incumbent Senator Alan Cranston next year. and he's getting his oars wet early by check· ing on what financial support he'd have for 1uch a race and who'd do tile camp&lgn organizing. "f'm not about to run against the wtehes ot Governor Reagan ." Brian said. He indicated this included the governor 's HkJtchen cabinet" of wealthy, con· servatlve bullneumen like oilman Henry Salntort, auto dealer Holmes Tuttle and 'I -d to have the question answered, How ean I beat him?' ... ----~----------- industrialists Leonard Firestone and Justin Dart. "They are part of the sup- port I'd need," he said. Nor does he want to get tied too closely to heavy rmancial contributors. BRIAN CONSIDERS Cranston a "powerful polltloian " who will be tough to beat. "I need to have the queslion answered, 'How can l beat him?' " • Other questions which are coming to Brie.n 's mind are: "Where is Cranston vulnerable? Where will I get the organizational support to do the Job?" Asked ii he gets the Republican nomination next June, what does be want to see happen differently In the federal govemm~t, Brlao bad these an!Wen. "FOCUS MUST be 00 the man on the street, the young doctor said. 'jToo many tans hurt him: bis job Is affected by changes in federal thinking; and he la al the mercy of changes In the C06t of living cpused by (mishandled) federal controls. "Alan Cranston has failed to contribute solutions to problems of economics from taxation to the staggering increases in the cost of rood. "The government should not be \VOr- rying about special needs and problems \vhether ~he special interest be Standard Oil or the welfare recipient. Today they arc looking at things with a frag mented point of view. "In the end, it's the guy in the middle income bracket who is raising five kids on Sl ,000 a month who pays the bill." Brian declared, adding "I believe there are ways this man ca n be protected." WATERGATE DIDN'T trigger his thinking, Doctor Brian said, "but I am concerned about the lack of morality and integrity in government. People have been fooled by politicians for years, when the man in office is only concerned about 'The p e o p l e aren't taken i11to eonsicferatlon f>g the poHtldans • • .' ..... -------------------_.... staying in office and doing those things he has to do to keep his elected position . ··one way to restore some of th.is n1orality and integrity is to require that all proceedings be held in the open. There's no reason .,,:hy do1nestic con· gressional business has to be done behind closed doors. "The people aren't taken into con- sideration by the politicians, and I'm for total publlc disclosure except in person· nel matters and those which affect na- tional security," Brian said. Now on the faculty of UC Davis, Brian calls Menlo Park on the San Ff'ancisco Peninsula his home, but, be said, "l 'm joining the University of Southern California taculty too, and I hope to make Southern California my home base in the future.'' Medical economics, not surgery, is his field now. HE HAS WRITtEN a book -pub- lished in 1968 -on secW'lty investment techniques. "This is my hobby;" the young doctor said. In addltion. he has v.'ritten several n1edical trade journal articles on the sub- ject of Health Care Economics. Brian is given credit for th c groundwork behind Governor Reagan's welfare and 1'1edi-Cal reforms. Even Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti (0-Van Nuys ) gave him credit for a "major role" in pas.sage of the controversial measures. • It's No Joking Matter io Missourians JSagleton Affair Still a •sacred • ~ Tlie authar, a jour11alism student at the University of lt1issouri, served as an intern this su11i·mer 011 the Daily Pilot staff. By MARCI DODSON There aren't too many th ings left today ·that could be classified as "sacred co\o,rs" -subjects that create. an uneasy at· mosphere when discussed in a joking tone. Patriotism might be considered by some people to fit in this category, God and religion might also qualify. Others might say death is another such subject. In Missouri, you can add Senator Thomas Eagleton to the list. IN VIEW of the recent accusations against the current vice president, many people have been musing : "Well, it Eagleton had gotten in ... " That's fine to say in Southen;i. calilornia, lJUI dOri't ; try it in Missouri. There, the mere mention of t h e jesting remarks are met with icy glares, defensive comebacks and open hostility. As a native Californian spending a summer at home after four months of study at the University of Missouri , I can say I learned that the hard \Vay. I BROACHED the subjeet o f Eagleton's previous psychiatric treat- ment and the effect its disclosure had on the Democrats' presidential attempt with some fellow students at the university. Before J could even make a quip about George McGovern's one-time running mate, I felt the protective wall go up. Daringly, I made. the quip .and noticed my friends give each other un- derstanding glances. And then the;. defenses began : "You know, you reaUy can't.blame tbe guy for not telling McGovern right off. Llk,e bel;aaJcf, he doesn't get up every mol'Qlpg>,Jook himself in the mirror and say, ··~leD, Tom, are you going to crack up today?'" lot more than Eagleton ever did , but they just won't admit It , .. " And the defenses go on. JUDGING BY articles in a Colun1bia. f\.10., newspaper that appeared the day after McGovern's rejection of Eagleton as the vice presidential candidate, the state's Republicans, as well a s Democrats, grew angry with McGovern's decision. One Republican leader was indignant that the Democratic presidential nominee could commit such an act against the state's senator. Others expressed similar concepts that the state bad been banded an insult. As one Missourian put it, "The Republicans felt , 'Eagleton might be an s.o.b., but he's our s.o.b., and it's our job to get rid of tum.' ~·~ ¥d ~8!l.Y ~ians attribute the fact that over 60 percent of the voters in the heavily~nemoc::rat state voted for Nixon in the November election to ~ .. tcGovern's ousting of the state's senator. For example the senator made an ap- pearance at the university as one of the final activities in Journalism Week last April. Although the topic of Eagleton's speech -the senator's proposed shield Jaw for newsmen - had been previously announced. the large auditorium was flooded with non-journalism students . The audience gave the senator a rous- ing ovation, and in the question and answer period that followed the _speech. not one mention of the vice presidential episode was made, and nary a hostile question was posed. And when Eagleton is up for re-electi<.'O in his state in 1974, indications point to an easy victory. EAGLETON may never run for ano ther national office again . fearing a rehash of the questions and doubting voters that plagued him in his 1972 at- tempt for vice president. • Ul"I Ttlwflol• A STAR ON HORIZON? Young Doctor Brian Cow~ AP PhO:I state's junior senator ooosoH makes the natives erow restless, and any "Besides, there are probably a Jot of Politicians who need psychiatric b~p a EAGLETON'S popularity has grown within his state since ~1cGovern took him off the ticket. But he doesn't have to v:orry in Missouri. Unless he commits some disastrous mistakes. it looks like Eagleton will be around in Missourian politics ror quite some time . MISSOURIANS DEFEND HIM 'Show Me' State's Eagleton Law School Admission: It's a Numbers Game By RONALl> G. BURNS Unll'ld l'l'HI Int~ Wrlfwr Getting into the nation's overcroy,·ded law schools has become a "deadly numbers gan1e" that even the brightest students often lose. The stif! competition ultin1ately may .bring the best Jay,·yers ever to the legal profession. but this may be of little com- forl to today 's applicant who is caught in the crunch . Ridlng the crest of a three-yea r boom in applicants, n1ost Jav .. schools are flatly refusing to expand enrollments and some are activel y discouraging new students Itom applying. A FEW SCllOOI.S have actually cut back class sizes, and all the schools are enjoying the key side effect of the ten· fold increase in applicants that began four years ago -an amazing boost in the qualit)' of students \\·ho in tun1 may E'ven Brightest Students May Go Begging someday be better lawyers. "We do not have the facilities to ex· pand ; we do not intend to expand ." declared Jerry Wiley, associate Ja 1v school dean at the University of Southern California . And at Florida State University, assis- tan~ law school dean Peter Fannon stated: "It has been our judgment that the supply of lawyers is ~ficient to meet the need." · The surge of applicants bas resulted in some unusual actions by law schools around the country: -Emory Uoivenlty in AUanta and \\'ashbum University in Topeka, Kan ., have reduced freshnian law classes by 30 to 50 students to more effectively hhan· die the load,'' become "more selective" in admissions and avoid glutting th e market. -THE UNIVERSITY of Wyoming, '''here la st year 1,000 students from across the nation applied for 75 law school places, cul down its applicants one-third by telling out-of-state residents they needed a B average and a minimum law board score of 600. -The University of Ca Ii f orni a' s Hastings Law School in San Francisco reduced its number of acceptance letters by 100 to avoid overcrow:iJng, since last year's "rate or acceptance" -the number of students accepted who ac· tually turned up for registration -rose to reootil highs. -A handful ol schools have made tiny increase3 of 25 or 50 students to meet the demands of thousands of additional ap- plicants. Acroos the country. from the ivy walls of Boston to small state schools in the \Vest, admissions officers say lack of facilities and fear 9f a future lawyer glut are reasons for keeping enrollments down. HOWEVER, at least a dozen schools have constructed new buildings in the last Ove years -not to increase capacity but to improve facilities for students already there. Old buildings that might have been put to use were either demolished or sold off for other purposes. In addition, the American Bar Associa- tion concluded. after a two-year study that "the market may be a little tighter, Our Man In San Francisco but there is no conclusive evidence there will be a lawyer glut." The law sclxlol boom began abruptly in 1969 when a generation raised on a curious television distillation of Perry Mason's $300 suits, The Defenders' liberal guilt and William KUQStler's .social action suddenly decided to ch3118e the world and live well, too. Without warning, top schools got thfee or tour times their usual number of ap- plicants. As word got around about tough \ new admission standards, top students with 600-plus law board scores (scores on the nationally administered test can range from 200 lo 81111) and high grade averages were forced to apply to second or third choice schools to get their degr~ -somewhere. POORER STUDENTS -often With B averages and SSG-plus scores, a respec- table combination five years ago -were literally 1'ithout a place and even the poorest rated schools were flooded wilh top undergraduate talent. "Sc hools I.hat five years ago .,,,.ere tak· ing anybody who applied are turning doY.11 people we would have accepted in 1968." said Daniel Kimba ll , dean of ad- missions at Nevi York University Jaw school. "The quality 9f students is going up in· credibly and the le ga l profession ultimately should improve." At Drake Universit y law school in Des Moines, Jov.·a, Associate Dean Alphonse Squillante said. "The quality of these ap- plicants has just been incredible." And at Columbia Univers ity la"' school in New York, a spokesman said: "The question of "'ho gets in has really come down to a rather deadly numbers game. We just don't have ihe space to expand , so we're turning a\\·ay many fine. fine applicants." • ' No Shenanigans~ Lady--Just Work By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Slice of 11·ry : Ex·SF Cop George Frazier, who has an article tit.led "Beating a Bust'' in the current Rolling Stone, was himself busted by Mill Valley poli ce while din- ing in his own home there. They nailed him for $42 in unpa id SF parking tags ... Llnda Pearson found this among the classified ads and shivered a bit : "\Vanted, professional typist, 76-80 1''pm. to work In striclly business eo· viroruTient with no soclaliz.lng or fratem.Jzation." Welcome to FW'I City Wesl! TUE CAK!'i SCRUTINY: Police Chief Doo Scott dining at the Gold Mir· ror and remarklllg to Jury Johnstooe, "I enjoy eating oot when I'm not pinch- ed for lime" (did he make a joke!) •.. Last of lbe Western Unioo "boys," ail ~sod Oriental, peddling his bike loyally dOY.'n Mission, "\VU" badge gleAmlng on his chest, a leather cap on his head with the ear flaps up (ii was a warm day) . . . Bob Shartle boggling at a sign In a Haight St. shop : "Antiques of Yesteryear." So much better than the new ones, don't you think. CAENFUCIUS SAY: Optimist Is person who views Watergate hearings as stirring examples of democracy In action. Pessimist thinks Watergate is smokescreen arranged by Nixon ad· ministration to dive.rt attention from really BIG scand•l. HOW ABOUT the invites to the Dr. Rudy Nobl~istlna Ella Hedo-Marle Sommer Brennan nuptial~ (that's all one girl) on Sept. 51 Full-size full-<elor reproduction of "The Triumph of Venus," suitable !or framing. Follow- ing lbe wedding, Rudy's 90 yr-old Armenian father wlll perfonn a belly dance !or tbe guests at Alells'. PILE & FOROET:·Alameda's John Lewi!, sca'hnlng the menu at A. SabeUa's on the Wharf, came to "fl ail dozen oysteni on the half shelf, $2.95," and asked the waiter, "How much is a dot.en?" ,;Twelve/' replied the waiter, lndl<:allng afresh how hard it is lo find a straight man these days ... In dreamy Brisbane, Jerry DaJ Bozzo bouoded home, kiss<d Bernadette and asked "What's for dhmer1" "Charles steak," she replied. "At these prices. Chuck seems a bit yndignlfled." Straight women aren't' too easy to find, either. CLICKETY.ct.ACK: The Powerful Adolph Schwnan, having just boug~ 100 shares of Standard Oil oJ callfomla •lock, la preporln1 lo me a class acilon sui t against !be !Inn, claiming its pro- Arab ,,.tements will dlluie the value of his holding . . . Asgemblyman MArcli Fonc and ber fiance, Hong KOil( Tycoon Henry Eu , who couldn't decide whether to gel married bere or there. where they know too many peo- ple, were matTied July 30 in Malaysia, where they know hardly anybq<jy .. Everybody is happy. REPRISE: David Frye, lbe Nuon impel'IONltor, cl....S on his opening night al the FalrmOllt last week , but before he collapsed he did ~et olf a couple of good lines ... For instance, In his best Nixon voice: "Therefore, my fellow Americans, I have decided to turn over all my tapes to the Ervin Committee -and I hope they· like ~1antovani !" ... And : "I join you tonight in deploring the bad judgment of Mr. Wilson In referring to Senator Inouye as 'that little Jap.' On the other hand, t must point out that "re , as a great Nation, cannot afford to forget Pearl Harbor •.• " PllONEFLASll from Jon Phillip Palmer: "A suicide was Just averled ;it Bank of America plaza -and 18- year-old girl was talked down lrom her platfOrm shoos !" --·-- Saturday, August 25, 1973 The com ment page · or the Dally Pilot seeks lo Inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com- 1nentary on topics of Jnter- esl and significance from Jnlormed observers a n d spokesmen. Robort N. Wood, Publisher Good morning, boys and &iris. Are you happy that vacallon tlme Is almost over and y0u will all soon be 1olng back to IChool! You're not? Well, I'll bet your mom·11. And you nuld be too. Thinl< ol all the fun you have In school and how. very much you can learn every day. But you still have more than two weeks left of your vaca- tion and you should make the mqst of it because the next o~ doesn 't come u n ti I Thanksgiving. ~king of Thanksgiving, Uncle Len ahould give thanks every day for all of hls many. many friends who write to him , and for all the entrieS that are received by Carol and Andy. It was awfully hard to pick winners in the contest.! again lhis week since so many good l!ntrles were received . Those awarded Honorable Mention this week for drawings are Joanne McCullough, E r i n Dignan, and Diane Eddy, all of Costa Alesa: Missy Ford or Huntington B<ach; Laun Bar- rington of Corona del Mar; 0-aJa Mamwen ol Minion Viejo: Karen Polldnghom er Lquna S.ach and Julie Ker- rigan of Newport B<ach. Cliff Ballard, age 6, of Hun- tineton Beach sent tn t"-·o ex- cellent drawings of prehl1toric flying reptiles. bot they were drawn length\\"i!le on the card and could not be uaed. Re.member. OOys and girls to use a 4-lnch by S'il-inch card and black ink that will reproduce just like the draw· ing In today's paper. Carol also received a lot of nice stories, poems, jokes and riddle• and she glv., Special MeaUoa to Laura Barrington for her poem about h<nes; to * PRIZE WIN NER * Heather RMM, 9, 2700 PeterlOn Way, Co1t1 MeM Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (I) Draw pkiture on piece of plain, white paper ~\I inches wide and 4 Inches deep. Uae black Ink and mako !Ices black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (S) Put your name, age and address on baek of draW!ng. Mall It to Uncle Len's Art Coctes~ Boz 1560, DAILY PILOT, Coata Mesa 82626. Eotrlea must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Winner will ri<elvo Ke,.,.ey half dollar . • Merry Soule and Erin Dignan c I' c of Costa Mesa: and to Erik ~----·· ----., Mereusaen of Miaslcn Viejo for arO j Orner his riddle. There are a lot of good ideas for drawing on your page to- day, so keep on aendlng yoor contributions to Uncle Len, Carol and Andy. Until next week then, have a very, very hippy everything. RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER TEACHER: Are your parents at home? SMALL BOY: They was home, but they is out now. TEACHER: They was home! They is out! Where is your grammar? SMALL BOY: Oh, she's in the kitchen making cookies. L.-... ~ 11. 'll """""' 11 .. MUll'ltMtllt a.di ................... ANy. •I• .,,_..,C:... Ny Pllet, h•.._ 1Hf,C-M--. ABOUT ANTS An ant has a slant An ant does l\Ot pant I have a pet ant A.ndy sends a complete :o.vozu,.,. 1et of Ille Merit Stud<nti Encvclopedi4 to Ve11u.t Buckwalter. age lJ , of Memllville, Indiana, for 11tr question: Where does tM badfer make WI laomt? The badger is a born digger. As he waddle• along, low to the ground on lllubby lep. almaat any four.footed animal eah outrun him. He can't swim and he can't climb a tree. But my, how be can dig! Naturally he lives In regions ll-'here the llDll is dlggable . And the most natural place t o make his home ts in a aafe and comfortable undel'll"ound burrow. Few people get a chance to see a badger because he con- ducts most of his outdoor businc~ ot nl&ht. However. it is possible to find his front door, which lo called a badgerhole or a Haett.11 It lead! to • roomy undergrvund ttmnel. sometimes hJs horneatead is 1 whOle network of tunneil that bu belon1ed to hls family for generaUons. IT JS NOi' wise to pry In- aide, ftJr the badger bu a mouthful of sharp teeth and a bite like a bulldog. He Is a fearless character, always ready to defend himself and his home agaln1t the fiercest foe. He makes no effort to con· ceal his Wide front door -far from it. Stones and masses or dirt are piled around the en-- trance. A well worn path leads from the door. Oft<n It marks the route w h e r e the homoowne-waddlet to drink from a it.ream. Sometimu this path ii ltrtWD With tuftl of weeds and ar-t• T!*O are dropped when the bodler gathart fresh m&Wrial ·to llrle hll 111deriJ'ound nest. Since he is • very neat houttkMP!f, this happen> qulle .,,,.,,. Some ol the scraps are dl'OJ)lle(I becauae bo 1athen tho otoill ln hi• front paw• and blo\1 lnlo his ••ti, without looking where he is Fing. TUE BADGER also 1• noat In mailers of hygiene. Re spendl a lot of time primping and combing the dirt ll'om his handtome fur ~t. Some distance !rom the oett. ht digs 1 ahallow hollow to Ult u a toilet. AllO nearby there 11 often a !1vorlto tree trunk, U&<d as 1 scratchln1 poit. 'l1leri tha bodler olands on his hlnd feel lb sharptn the lan1 ' ' sturdJ claws oin his front paws. nun., the day a n d aometlmefl.. through m. o o n bright -nlgllt!, the bad1er sleepc in hls comfortable bed. Uaually he wakes up an hour He's named Lant My Ant Lant Has no slant. alter suneet. But on long IUJTl· '--------------------~ mer evenings, he may mistake the time and oome forth before day is done. He ts a meateater and very fond of rodent meat However, this food is olten liard to catdt because usually a tiny mouse can run faster than he can. This is embarrassing because a grown badger is three feet long and one foot hlgh and his abort legs were made for di g- ging, rather than rurmlng . THE MALE badger is called a boat and the female is call- ~ a sow. Most likely the pair mat.es for Ille. In early apring, she &Ives birth to a litter of one to five cubs. A newborn cub is a b o u t five inches long plua a one-and-a-half inch tall: At firtt, the babes are bllnd and helpless. After six weeks or ao, they are coaxed to leave their cozy un-- derground home for !°"'""'' In outdoor badgercraft. Soon the fluffy little cutiea are romping around. By fall they are rtady to leave their parents to start lives of their own. Andy 1tndl a 1even·vol· ume 1et of T1te Chronicles of Narnia to Ro<hiey l.tc· l\fullen, age Jci, of E11id. Oklahoma., for ltis questio1i: Is Ille Kiwi Ext!Dct? The ~e of New Zeeland are very fond of their native wild anlmala aod ltava very llrtct law1 to irotect from 1!1- tltt<tlon. The lucl17 kiwi is a cheriahed wild bird and you can bet yeor best conlltrVatlon lloott that nothing is IOinl to ltappen to hlm. He Is not ••· l1nct and not on the lld liat or tndl!l(tl'Od fP*Cie1. However, j\111 to make iun> .bO Is aafe; he is protected by law. THE ODD Xlwt mi,ht paas for a wlngleas, tallw chick"' with over.sized feet and legs and a long spike on his beak - Wearing a brown fur coat. Actually his long thin silky flllhera cover a mlnl·lall and a pair o! uaelcso mlnl·wlni•· Few people ever tee tho odd kiwi at home ~-the ehrubbery of hi• denae forest. He la a very thy character wbo like• to mov1 around at nllb~ Wbea people approach, he quietly walk• any and hldos. , Indian Artifacts Found in Georgia ALBANY, Ga. (UPfl -Tbe remnants of a prehistoric In· dian village have been un· covered by a road building cre\v al Albany's Marine Corp• SUpply Center, olfldais repOrt. An Indian hiatorlan, Dan Kirkley of Camilla, said artlfa<ll found at the site may date back 11,000 years. BOY SCOUTS found some arrowheads at the lite about four mooths 110, but It wasn't unUI a buUdooer bopn dluing a three-foot deep, 25-foot wide path lhnlllib the base tbat the size of the find was realir.ed. Kirkley is a member of tbe Kolomulld Society, which col- lects and reports on Indian artifacts In Geoflia. He said many arrowheads, bal.cbets, agricultural tools and flint shavings have been uncovered by lhe conMructlon work. TIIOUGH TBE dlg1lng started-about three wee!IS aao, no one noticed the wealth of buried ln!lsure 111UI the Boy 6couls retumod last ...Uend to the camp lfOUnd. Aardvarks Produce Offspring TACOMA, W11b. (AP) -He's Just Aalbert and Aallce, th e aanlvarks, have F,uced the lit M! ..J ..Jle fourth of their k.1nd likely to iu.a survive in captivity. · Tacoma z6o d irec tor DALLAS, Tex. (APl --At the Norman Wlnnkk .. id tbe new opening of school James male aadrvark is a robust Whitaker asked children in bis • three pounds 10 ounces and kindergarten c!au bow many "eats like there's no tomor· were 6 yean old. row." Al>Out l\all rolled their llonver. Wlnnick s a I d handl, ~ teacher said. AallCI! If not dolJlll ...U 11 a '.'Now, all U.0,,-lr<I 6 mathor. lie said llhe'• ltnollni nase their hands, Whitaker her olllqlting. So tho unaamed told the class. blby will apend h• early He qld one boy hoclo't IDO!ltbl ID ae lacu ... tor h>aned nlaed hit i.nd eltbfr time. by Pupt. Sound Gineral Hoa- uHow old are you?" ht P''-1· aked. Z.O offlc:ia1s said that, t•·o "I'm five and a ltalf," yeatS 110, Aalbert and Alllce answ•rtd the boy. ()Nduced the third aardvark to iurvlve in captivity, Aardene. Dirty Bird CLINTON S.C. (AP) -A ~!rd who brouaht a ll1bted c.lgarette to her nest wat blamed (or causing a nre In a !rte behind City Hall. Fire Chief Marvin Young aald the !Ire wu put out before It cruld spread. Fledk· Unga In the neat alao were aaved. . • • I OAllV PllOT Ducks 111 Fo1· B1·e afi fast This white Peking Duck seems to prefer the life of a dog as she joins a pack of 7-week-0ld Greyhound puppies for breakfast. The duck, appropriately named "Duck Duck," has the "run of the ranch" at the home of R. E. Brennen in Dallas, Tex. She has grown from being an Easter duck to becoming a " .c 1ne1nber of the fan1ily. She is hoping the feeling pre- vails over the coming holidays ... what with a short· ::EJ age of beef and all . ..... Pedigreed Pet,s' Palates Pampered -. ' ! ~ NEW YOl\K (AP) -A chic new restaurant has opened in a remodeled town house just off Fifth Avenue in the highest ol Manhattan's high-rent districts -a restaurant the likes of which New York has never seen. Bill Poulin, at the time was Sasha II, a curly-haired little Lhasa Apsos who has be<:ome a restaurant regular. Chicken supreme -boned and skinned breast -is $1 .20 on the entree menu, "'hose cheapest item is braised beef bones at 50 cenis. an orange and yellow daisy-i patterned noor. 1 • It's called Animal Gourmet and caters to the pampered palates of the city's pedigreed pets. "He Pulls me here to eat every day," said Ws tlwner, Gloria Turner, y,•ho Ji ves across the street. "I like it here because it's clean and you don't have to get your OY.11 plates messed up." Top=priced ite1n i.s birthday cake, made with a liver base. for $5. FOR THOSE animals who ~ prefer to hmch or dine at t home, there is take-out service from a delicatessen section which features, besides the birthday cake, frozen dinners and regular canned pet foods . ~ SASHA WAS feeling finicky and didn't mess up an hors d'oeuvre plate -he turned down the shrimp cocktail at 75 cents and the liver pat.e at a quartet. TJIE ENTREES, \\'hich alS'l include such dishes as braised beef liver at $1.20, braised chic ken livers at $1 .50 and S\vedish meat balls at Sl.40, are garnished with radishes, lemon wedges and parsley. Mitstifer and Poulin. who f. wear white Moroccan shirts oo ~ the job, •aid they got the Idea ' for the restaurant from cook-"I REAUZED there ~ras a need for a place like this," said Joe Mitstifer, one of the owners. "It's been a dream for about two years. r finally got up the rmney and the guts to do it." ing for their own dog and cat. 1 Mttstiler said they boulht t food from restaurant tupply houses but had the regu1ar 197! complaint of restaurateurs : "I've been hav· ing trouble with beef lately," Pickily choosing from the hors d'oeuvre& being offered by Mitstifer and his partne<, But Miss 'I\lrner said he 's getting chubby from tbe steak and kidney ragout -$1.!10 - and "the chicken supreme, he's just go<>-g~yed over that." l\titstifer said the average cat or small dog eats about $1.50 worth of food and larger dogs about $3. · Meals are served in yellow plaslic or ceramic dishr.s placed on colorful mats against he said. "It's available, bu t it's very poor quality, yoo know." world scope (10 paints --.-... .-comct!J) l The scheduled cutoff of American bomb- ing support for cambodian President .. ? .. was in the news. a-Nguyen Van Thieu b-Phnom Penh c-Lon Not 2 Canadian Prime Minister .. . ? • • an· nounced restrictions on meat exµorts to the U.S. 3 The United Nalions (CHOOSE ONE: General Assembly, Security Council) met to discuss the Israeli captl,lre of an airliner over Lebanese territory. 4 Salvador Allende, the Marxist President of •• ? .. , formed a new Cabinet dominated by military men. a-Cuba b-Cosl• Rica c-Chile 5 The AdminiGtration's Phase Four 1:co- 1SOmic pregram allows.businessmen to raise profits by Increasing prices. True or False? newsname (10 points ff ,... CIO ldimlfY thlo -lo the ..... ) I t\eld a news conference lo deny allegations that I accepted kickbacks from Maryland contrac- tors. I denounced the charges as "damned lies." Who am I? matchwords ( ......... ___ , 1.. ... envoy 2 ..... annoy J. .... pledge 4 ..... plead 5 ..... decoy 1·promlse ti.lo lure into a tlap c-to ask or be1 d•mess1n1er 1-to bother ' '' ID addition to being a family fun feature, Tlli QUIZ ii an Integral part of the tn-clu1room news program pre- sented jointly in Orange Cout area 1cbools u a public ·1ervf<e by the Dally Pilot u d 'Ille Irvine Company. Ana .. ,.. .,;...·r 11.1,15-I• ,._11f ..... <111111 • news picture (10 9'0in11ff JOU1nsw•r lhit question co"tctl)') Thousands of miles of newsprint are fed daily through the presses of America's newspapers. Recently, a shortase of newsprint has been felt in some areas. Increased demand and labor disputes at Canadian pulp mills are some of the causes. How many daily riewspapers are there in the U.S.? sportlight (2 points tor ..ch question 1nswtr9d eetrecttJ) 1 Athletes from 71 countries, including the U.S.. are · competing in the bicentenn ial University Games, being held in (CHOOSE ONE: Mexico, the Soviet Union). 2 In which sport are the participants nicknanied harriers? a·oross country b·bowling c·pole vaulting 3 (CHOOSE ONE: Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklau•) woo this year's Professional Golfers Association tournament. 4 The PGA victory was hisi 14th in a majqr tournament, giving him one more than .. 1 .. record areer total. a-Sam Snead's b-Bobby Jones's c·Ben Hogan's 5 Bob Griese is a quarterback wilh the (CHOOSE . ONE: Miami Dolphins. Washinaton Red•kins) of the National Football League. Toundtable f1m., dlscunion (no tcore) Do you think there will be a Phase Fourl Why or Why not? leveling oH of prices under YOUR ICORI: ti It IOI (ltlft1o -TM ICORIJ II to~ points -Etctlient. 71to10 pointl -Good. II to 70 ,.into -Fair. 820·73 • YtC. Inc., M.-. Wlaconlln ' .. 1 ,s .. , i~ ., ., "" ,> . ., . • . • DA!l.'f Pft.OT Sat!Wd~, August 2', 1973 THE REV. ANDREW ATWOOD WORKS WITH GARDEN GROVE scouts From Left, 8. Poe, K. Ptrkin1 , M. Morris, D. Northcutt With Mr. Atwood New Lake Hills Minister To Start Message Series When the Rev. Andrew D. At"·ood and hi s wi£e Janet, driving from NC\\' J ersey to California. fo und thei r \\'ay to the offices of Lake ~lills Com- munity Church with out con- sulting a map, the address. or any formal directions, they typified the way in which "everythlng seems to have fallen into place" for this young associale minister since meeting Lake Hills' senior pi!.Slor Dr. Harold F. Leestm,a earlier th.is year. 1'fr. Atwood is one of two associate ministers who joined the Lake Hills staff July I. The Reverend William C. Martin is the other. The two men knew each other in seminary, and both met Dr. Lcestma at an institute last February. \Vorshipers at Lake Hills have had the opportunity to hea r Mr. P.-tartin. minister of education, preaching ~or the last three Sundays in Dr. Lee tma's absen<:e. For the next three weeks, beginning Sunday, Aug. 26. they will hear Mr. Atwood in a seri es or messages on lhe .meaning of life, unified about the title "\Vho Arn I?" This series will constitute the introduction to an eight-week course which Pastor At"'ood will teach at Lake Hills, beginning this fall. Te1nple Beth Sholom's lnaugm·al Ball Today Today at 11:30 p.m., Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County will conduct its Inaugural Ball at its Social Hall, 13031 Tustin Ave . Santa Ana . The. event will mark the Temple's 30th Anniversary and is open to a 11 members, prospective membe:,rs; guests and friends. The affair will in- clude a Sisterhood served buf- ,1fel. dancing to a live band and a no hos'l choice of cocktails served by the Brotherhoo~. The open affair will accept only "thirty penn ies" to be placed in a giant fi shbo"'i. The event \Vill also name Temple Beth Sholom's "Man or the Year", selected for outstand- ing service. This affair will mark the beg inning of a ·full scchedule of activities . to be . held throughout the year under the new officers and board of directors. Temple friends or members may cootact the following for information and reservations: Mrs. Stephen Bergman, m.. 3460; Mrs. Joel Perell, 637- 5307. Mrs. Sheldon Spector, 637-4037. A 1970 graduate or Hope College in Holland, P..1ich, and of Western Theo I o g i c a I Seminary P.1ay 14, 1973 with a master of divinity degree, Mr. Atwood was ordained June 17, 1973 in his father's church in New J ersey, as a mini ster or the Reformed Church in America. He resides in Irvine with his wife Janet. Pastor Atwood's title at Lake Hills Community Church is minister of evangelism and congregational care. "A great deal is included in the word 'care' when we as Christians take seriously the n e w covenant to whi ch we belong/' he poinl'i out. "Community in- volvement is also part of being a responsible Christian. It is a must, along with evangelism and mission. "The churches in America who are really g o i n g somewhere a re concerned about people: bringing people into ~he family of God , and then building them up once they get there. This is exactly where l wanted to be.'' To bear Pastor Atwood in the pulpit, the public is invited to attend Lake Hills services at either 9:30 or 11 a.m. this Sunday. The church meets at Los A l i s o..s lnt.ennediate School auditorium, Muirl:ands at Moor, in Mission Viejo. For f u r th e r information about the Lake Hills program of evangelism an d con- gregational care, interested persons are invited t o telephone Mr. Atwood at 837-7729. Baptist C.plstraoo Valley Baptllt Cborch. 32032 Dd Obispo, Snn Juan Capistrano ; services tit U a.m. and 7 p.m.; sermon by the Rev. William Davenpart. Tonight at 7:30 p.m.. the church will present the 43 voices of "Joy" from the First Baptist Church of Fair Oaks. First Baptist Church of San tlemente, 107 W. Marquita ; service at 11 a.m.: Gary Taylor, staff worker for Cam- pus Crusade for Christ, guest speaker: evening service at 8 p.m.; Zain Simonson, layman, will speak and show slides of his summer visit to the orient; sennon "Sealed 'Vith the Holy Spirit" by Pastor Philip N. Smith . Irvine Jlills C o m m u n i I y Church Baptist meets at the Ran c ho S a n J o aquin Intennediatc School , 4 8 6 I Michelson, lrvine; c h u r c h school for all ages at 9:30 a.m. Dr. Larry \\lard . president of Food for the Hungry, lnc .. guest speaker. Costa 1\1esa Primitive Bap- tist Church meets at the Odd fellows and Rebecca Temple. 2476 Newport Blvd., This even- ing's services, starting at 7. will be the final night 0£ revival services; spec i a I singing by the Premenaires; Rev. Lester Fletcher and Bro. U>nnie Gault will preach the message. Fairview Baplist Church, corner of Fairview and Fair, Costa l\·lesa: service at 10 a.m.: sermon "Man, You·re Son1ething S'peciat" hy the Rev. Richard W. D oss: services followed by coffee, conversation and "talk.back." Fountain Valley ' Baplist Church, meets at the con1- muni ty center. 10200 Sla ter Ave.: service at 10:45 a.m.: sermon "The High Cost of Unforgiveness" by the Rev. Eugene K. Stroh.; church school at 9:45 a.m.: youth group at 5:45 p.m .. and eVl'fl· ing service at 7 p.m. Harbor Trinity Baptist Church, 1230 Baker St , Costa Mesa ; church school at 9:45 a.m.; service at 11 a.m.; sennon "Some Things Jesus Considered Important: Get· ting Along Wlth People" by Pastor Connie Salios; evening service at 7 p.m.; baptismal service and the beginning of the "Summer Happening for Youth." First Baptist Church of Lagun~ Hills, 24521 l\1oulton p·ulpit-& Pew Parkway : service al 11 a.m.; Lagwta Hills; services at 8:30 church school at 9:45 a.m.; and 11 a.m.; church school sermon ''The lloly Spirit in and Bible classes at 9:30 a.ni. the Early Church " by Llle Rev. The Rev. John Bruneer fron1 J ames E. VnnderWekeo. Jr., Synod headquarters is gue st ntlnister of Christian Educa-minister. tlon and Chaplain at El Toro Peace LulberHn Church, Marine Corps Air Station. 18842 Vanderlip Ave., Tustin; guest minister. Wednesday · services at 8:30 and l l a.m.: evening prayer and Bible the Rev. Charles Manske, study. Vacation Bible School found ing administrator for begins_ Aug. 27 lhrough Aug. 31 Christ College Irvine, will for child"'n age 4 to 12. speak at both services. Cflri•tfa·11 Scie11re Prince of Peace Luth eran Church, 2987 J\.1esa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa ; services at 8 and 10:30 a.rn .: sermon by the Rev. Andrew Anderson; church school at 9: 15 a.m. Christian Science Churches: Flnt Church of Christ, Scien- tist, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa l\fesa. services at l l a.m. and church school at 9:15 a.m.; First Church of Christ, Scientist, 8th a nd Olive. Jhmtlngton Beach; services and church school at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; First Church of Christ. Scientist; 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach , services and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Seeood Church of Chris!. Scientist, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. services and church school at JO a.m.; \Vednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. Sem1on t o p i c : ··~1ind" Co119regatioual N e i ghborbood Congrega- tional Church, St. Ann's and Glenneyre, Laguna Beach; service al IO a.m.; sermon ''Elijah : Too Blue, Too Soon" by the Rev. John M . Jleynolds; chu rch school at JO a.m. Jemis/a Temple Beth David of Orange Count y. 6100 Hafley St.. \Vestminster. \Viii conduct open house for the Jc"•ish com1nunily at the reeently constructed Sanctuary and Social 11aU at the Te1nple. Refreshments will be se rved in the af ternoon and the Temple Cho ir \\'ill entertain. Lutheran Church of the J\.lasler, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona dcl · Mar ; service at JO a.m.: sermon "Girts of the Spirit" by Pastor Larry Fruhling; sermonctte for children; nursery care fo r children under 4 years; solo by Dr. Lloyd Krause. Redeemer Lutheran Church, 16351 Springdale St.. Hun- tington Beach : services at 8: 15 and 10:45 a.m. church school at 9:30 a.m.: sermon "Trifling 'Vith God" by the Rev. Reinhold Zinter, visiting pastor. Newport Harbo r Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach; services at 8 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "I-tow to Arrange the First Four Let- lers of the Alphabet" by Pastor Roger J. Berg. Christ Lutheran Church, 35522 Can1ino Cnpistrano. San Clemente; service at 10 a.in .: sermon "Dispelling Fears" by Pastor J. Emory Ackerm an: IWO-\\'ee k Vacation Bi b I c School ends tod ay with picnic at 10 a.m. on the church grounds . Fa ith Lutheran Chureh. 3 4 3 8 I Ca 11 c Porto I a, Ca pistrano Beach: service at 10:30 a.m.: sermon "'Do You Ha,•e Doubts About t h e Bible?" by Pastor James Knotek: church school at 9 a.m. v.'ith classes £or all ages. 1Uethodist. 9:30 a.m.: sern100 ''Tell It Like It Js" by Ms. Rhcu Zachich, guest speaker. First United f\1 e t h o d I s t Cb.11rch, 1822.5 Bushar~ St .• Fountain Va lley : service al 9 :30 a.m.: church sc hool for children or all ages at 9:30 a.m.: sermon "Your Integr ity ls Showing" by Ford R. Miller, minister. Tr ai n i n g session for teachers today at 9 a.m. at the church. First United ~1etbodist Cburcb, 2721 17th St., Hun- tington Beach; services at 9: 15 and 10 :30 a.m.; sermon ''The Day John the Baptist Wavered" by the Rev. Edward C. Erny; church school for all ages at 9:15 a.m. Junior and senior high youth groups meet at 6 p.tn. College and career group wi ll meet at 6472 Norrolk Ave., at 7:30 p.m. Presb11teria11 St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St . AndrC\\'S Road, Newport Beach : services at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon "Paul's Power" by the Rev. C b a r 1 es H. Dlercnfield Members of the board of deacons will conduct guidL'd tours of church ground and facilities following e a c b service. St. 1\1 a r k Presbyterian Olurch. 2100 blar Vi s ta . Newport Beach; service and church school at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "See ~te. Feel Me, Touch Me, Heal l\1e'' by John Boller. new staff member. Presbyterian Cburcb of lbe Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa; services. in· eluding s p e c i a I children's story hour, al 8:30 and 10 a.m.; sermon "!\·Jen \Vhom Jesus Mad e: The Cynic'' by the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie. 1neets at 9 a.m.; midweek lec- ture series resumes Thursday. Sept. 13. f'irst Church of Religious Sele.nee of San Clemente 1nc.ets U1 the Masonic Temple, 3011 S. El Camino Real ; service at 11 a.m.; sennon "The Experience of Ounlelr' by the Rev. Leslie S. Harrold : healing service Tuesdays at 7 p.m. IJ111tarla1& U a I ta r i a n Universallst Church , 1259 Victoria St., C o st a l\te sa: sermon "American Destiny and the Emerging Universal Emplre" by the Rev. Robert Jordan Ross; no church school classes today. nursery care only. U n I t a r I a n Unlversalfst Fellowship of Laguna Beach meets at 11 :30 a.m. at Fello\vship ~fall . 429 Cypress St. Barry Silnons. American Civil Liberties Union Constitu- tional Lawyer. will discuss "Erosion of Our Freedoms." The meeting will be followed by a ooffee hour. Other De110111h1atlo11s Lake HUis Communi t y Church, moots at ~ Allsos Int e rmed i ate School, Muirlands at fl.foor, fl.1ission Viejo : services at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon "Who Am I" by the Rev. Andrew D. Atwood. minister of evangelism and congregational care. Special 1nusic by men's quartet: fellowshlp breakfast \Vednes- day, Aug. 29 at 6:30 a.m .. SkyUner Roo1n, Airporter Inn. Irvine; Spe a ker, Bud \Vierenga. First Christian Church of Laguna Beach, 285 Legion St.: Bible school at 9:45 a.m.: service at 10:45 a.m.: Religioias Sf!ie11f!e sermon ''Jes us'' by James H. Ne14·nnrt Harbor Church of Boulton. minister; youth pie-r~ nic at the beach in the ar-ReUglaus Science meets at 5~ I Temple Beth Sholom oi OraogeCounly, 13001 Tustin Ave., Santa Ana, will conduct open house Sunday. Sept . 9 from noon to 5 p.m. Fron\ I to 2:15 p.m., the Temple Youth Choir wi ll present selected scenes from "f iddler on 1the Roof.'' Li ght re freshments will be served hy the Temple Sislerhood. Center St., COOa M e s a : tc~:qWlre Church, 1734 service and church school at Orange Ave .. Costa A1esa: Bi- 10 a.m.; sermon "From P.1o-ble study series entitled "Tile ment to Moment" by the Rev. Gospe] A c c 0 rd in g to F.leanor C. Jackson. The Abraham" is being presented Women's Guild is sponsoring Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. by Uni,·erslty United l\1ethodist tickets for Laguna Beach the Rev . Fred Recd, ed· Church, 18422 Culver Ro ad. c1·v1c Ballet Sept 2 Call • · · ministrator of Pilgrim School . Irvine: services and church 646-103% for information. Aiontclair. school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.: Church of Religious Science. St. Wilfrid's CbW"cb, 8236 sermon .. Green Bells and 20062 Laguna ' Canyon l'-·d wu • Ellis St.. H1u1tington Beach, Black Belts And \Vhere Do \\'c Laguna Beach: service at 9 wll1 conduct ils Vacation Bible Go From Here?" and JI a.m.: sermon "1'hc hool 2 31 from L11tl1era11 l\1esa Verde U n i ted Future-Your Choice" by P...lrs. 9Sc Aulg.30 7 toAug. Cl Lutb 'ra" Cbur"h ol th e 't hod. t Cb b 701 B k sh· I M · · h 1 10 1 : a.m. asses ..: 1• et 1s urc , I a er 1r ey unson; Jun ior c urc 1 Cross, 2423 L El Toro Road. St.. Costa Mesa: se rvice at classes £or children of all ages !See Pulpit, Page I} ~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~---''--~~~~'-'---'"--~- ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY OF NEWPORT IEACH -fDkclplesl Z401 lnl• ot Sctnl• bobel Sunday Schoo l . . . . . . . ..... 9:30 A.JV!. I\olorning \Vorship ....... . 10 :45 A.M . Nurl*ry It l lndert•rten Proriditcf • Phone: 642·2725 Atinister: Dr. U. \V . McElroy 'NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Dover Dr., LI 8-3631 Newpo rt Beach II ,, ,, Roger J, Berg, Pilstor I Eerly Worthip 1:00 .1.m. 1 Chrilli1n Educalio" 9: 15 1.m. We l11vite You To Wor1hip LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pa cilic View 1'r. Corona del Mar •••· Lawre11ce D. Fruhll119, Pntor Suinmer Sckdule , ... i;,. w .. ,,;, "'" •.•. I ~=====================~'II Nursery Care 1\vailuble , 1 ; WELCOME THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1 l 0 AM-Worship Ser.h.:e NllFMff Pro•lded l'flet11• 644°2664 Welcomes You. x:1 ----------- • ST, J.AMlS, JZOf YI• Ude, Newport leoc• 1:00 .A.M.-Holr lKIMlrltt 10:00 A.M.-f•mitr Worship .Alm11ota f'4•1r E.chorlst •nd Mentl .. Prayer N •IWfJ PreYhle4 -- \I/ TUl5DA Y-10:00 A.M-H..,. IKNrist el4 Lorhlt 011 of Huck 10:4S .A.M.-PNytt hlklw5hlp WEDNESDAY-1:00 P.M. p,.,_ & Probe Tllo Ill••· Jelll11 P • .Ashey II, lllector -f'llo,,.: 675-0210 • ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 204~ Orange Ave., C.bL Swnd•v1 1:00 & 9:JV Chu1th School -9:10 Ft. H•w•rd Morr Cortwr19lll, Vicor-P'lto11e !Hl·ll26 i Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church , l2ll Poclflc View Drl.,., Cof'Cl11e ilol Mor 511114.,.•l:OO .A.M. & ;:JO .A.M., Clll11rcll Sclloel/N11fffY•f:lO .A.i.I. THSdoy ...... 7:00 A.M. Wffllftdop-f:JO A.M, Oi• .... Jeftll •oten Do.ls. lector -rtteM •44-046) ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH • 12J6 lllh St., H•llti,.._ IHctl (Jltlt 18$1 ef Fl .. '""'' 1:00 A.M.-Hotv Co111mu11io11 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mi11ouri Synod 760 Yk rerl• St, Costti Mete Loltl., ¥. Tont0w, Perror S41·i404 Wtnft t• S.rvl<el• l tU & 11 A.M.. ~ ..... ., ~dlMh ,,,. A.M. Adult lllllt (liH: t:.10 A.M. ClwfstJn El......tary Sdtool -541-616l ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine •..-. Herbert N. Nlerm•n" f :GO A.M.-Wersfilp & S11nda, School 10:l0 A.M.-Wonr.1, & Sunday Scheol 552·1121 PRINCE DF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M ... Yorde Drive & ... ., Smet, Com. M .... C.llf. ANDJtlW C. ANDEJtSON, l'llt.r" -IUCKAJtD JACO•SEH, lllltm 511nday sc11tt1t11s1.m. -Mtrnfltt wen111,: l:M •!Ml 1•1• '·"'· Prince of P11ce l uth1r•11 Sc hool -Mi1, Either Ol1on, Princip1I Offic1 Ph on1: 549.051 I )c,..ool Phvne: 549-0Se.2 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Worshlp-f:OO A.M. AT 115 Aten, lelboa 111-.d 11:15 .A.M. at St. Mlchoel"s lplscoptd Ch•rcll Mar911orife ot Poclflc View Dr Ceroq 4el Mar PlioN: 675-0950 Coit• Me11 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & Herbor Blvd. Won hlp Sortlcn t:JO & 11~ A.M. Ch11rch School -9:10 A.M. EAAl W. IS91iLL, O.D. Costa Me1e Norlh MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mase Verde I B•ker St. 549.2719 Wor1~ip & Church School 9:l0 A.M. F-01,1nt1in Ville, FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 Buih111el 9112 ·2593 \Vor1hip & Chu0rt h School 9 & I O:lO A.M. Mini1ta• Ford R. MIU,.1 ' Huntingto11 l11ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. SJe,.3537 S11<vic1s -9:15 I 10:30 NUtl<":-., C~re 1<11 Morning Church :;,hoo/ -9:15 ------- H1,111ti"9lon B1ach -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH e,.e,e,2 Heil Av1. 142·4461 Worship - 9 I IO :JO Church School -9:00 A.M. lr•ine -Ee1t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 131.1233 11422 CulYar Ro1d ar Unllffflfly O<lvl!' Wonhip I Church School t & 10:10 A.M. -·------- Lagun1 B1ach METHODIST CHURCH 21612 W11l1y Oriva 111 S0111h L111u111 Wor1hip and Church School -l 0 A.M. 499°1011 Tho•• '· w.,...., Mlnl•ter CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA , Newport Ba•ch 1400 W. 8alboe Blvd. 671°)105 fl ... flob«t I, Shepard Jr. WorshiP-9 ~30 A.M. Church School-9:)0 I 11 A.M. IJJ SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RAll!BI BERNARD P, KING meetlna at CHltlJT CHUJtCH-.'t THE II.A PRESBYTERIA N CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 201 12M.,110Ha fNffrAdnill H1~.._. Rn. D ... td f , ltobortt, Pastor 51111day Werslllp: ':JO A.M. Ch11rcll Scltool: f :JO A.M. Oflc•: 20112 M•t .. lia St. l'tlotte: 'll-4940 Church of the Covenant 21SO Ffto¥t.w •oad, Com Mne lrKo A. l•rrte. Patar .S..lldoy Wanlilp & Chord Sdtoal -l :lO & 10:00 A.M. PfloH: 557·lJ40 Community Presbyterian Church 415 Forest Aftll11e, lot•ito hotlrl llln • .Artl•r J. To11ll1nley -le•. A~ O. Hi.tpe S111tffy WenMp: f :OO & 11:00 A.M, Cli.lrdi Scti.,I t :OO .t..M, Pita•: 494.7555 St. Mark Presbyterian Church c.,.., J.....,,.. & '&ltbluff Drl••· Coron• 4tif MG!' Wenlllp & Ck•rch School -f :JO A.M. l'tlo11e: 644°1141 /' t"'\. This Sunday Worship in ' l./St.Andn'lv's'Presbylerian Church ' 600 St. Andrews Roaa · Newport Boach Or. Charl•t H. Oiarenfleld, Pa1tor .. PAUL'S POWla" Or. Cfftles H, Dl9ffffleld, PfHC.111 .. S...MOfl CftHft91 Aftll.W. ,. ' ' •:lO A.M.-femil, Servitt I Church School fNur••ry Cart I 1 l tOO A.M-Mornln9 WOf1 hlp INurJOrY Carel 7:00 P.M.-F.tHv•I f van1on; I S.mo• Epl1cop•I Yau11g Ch11rchftlen Je111e1 C. Celev, Pa1tor -9111.7512 Re1.1 Sl6·4061 , ... W. •11tN 11\fd,. H...,.rt "ltfl For lnformetion: Call 875-7230 s.B.C. lf~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;:;~11i--==1=============== I FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH II- , 650 w. H-'lte11 '"""· e .... Mne, c.nteml• FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH Utt CUii Ori-NIWfllrt IM<ll-4.42·14•l Dr .... tc: ... ton llftlltt1, .. tilt!' S11111ty kllMI -t :JI A.M. Wtnlll' lt!:lt A.M. & 1:• l".M. WHMMI•• Prl'l"r SarYitt , ..... M. IOenlJC.tl S.:r"•Ctl~ 8 AM, 9.30 AM ,1nd I 1 AM t Child i::•rl'J ind ChlhJrin·,, Sundty &hoo r 11 all 1ervict1 Seventh-Day Adventist Church t71 A....-51 .. C....M• .....,. '· Jt"5o;u:. ,_.., -..._ 14Mlff S.bWtfl Sett.el , •• , ••••• • • • • • • • • •• • • ·• •• ••••• , ••• 91JO a,m. Me,.f11t W•nhlpi • , , , • •• •• •• • • ·····• •••••• ·••• ,.,, 11:00 '·"'• ftityet M .. ti19 Wecflltl41y • , •. • • • • • • • •• • • •. •• ••• , • 7110 p,M. . . ~ . . -. . . -. CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH 12012 ht °""'" ... ho J-c.,&- .,...,._, 11 ..... ''" """ S~y l llltt SCllMI -f1• e.m. C'llrhll ... Trllnlnt -S 11,m . ......... ., ,,.,., -., .. "''"' '""' WMllaM Otwt1fllt1 49J·1t41 -24 """ •42•9 111 (9 A.M. • 1 P.M,) •UHDA't SCHOO ....... :U A.M. WOJtSHI,. SllJtVl(ES-lt:M A.ii. & •1ot ... M, l'llAYllt MllTINO-WIONISOAY IVIHINO 1 ,.,M. CNWM!'Y Pr.vldtcll In'-"" ,.,_..,._,. .. O. 'ulmtf Try Saturday's News Quiz We Dare You TEMPLE SHARON Tiie CMMmnlft '""°9M for .. ntire H""-' A ... •11 Wat Hn11-. c..n ..... .-.n Jewltll t.l'ftll1t tr• Invited to join 111 In • tt\ll'f 111aa11/n9fwl SAllATH IYININ6 sr•YICE~llDAY ., t :ll P.M. .,,....._Le.itr-• ... lhnothMw •46·'SSZ T1111plt Sharoft Ch.tr -Onet Shaltet Palm Springs ' Choir to Sing A ll'OUP ol :12 young people lrom the Palm Sprln1s Baptist Oiureh, on fOllf in Southern Calllomla, will be singing Satlll.tay, Sept. I at !he Flrzt Baptist Church, 107 West Mar· quita , San Clemente. at 7:30 p.m. They will sing the musicale "LOVE " by Otis Skillings. The young people are ac- companied by their Pastor, Lutherans To Present 'Jesus Day' Boys and girls In the Laguna area are invited to a "Day with Jesus" at St. Paul 's Lutheran Church' of Lagw1a Beach Wednesday, Aug. 29. Because the new church is under construction on Morn- ingside Drive, the program will be held in lhe chapel at 429 Cypress Drive. Children, ages 4 to J4, should be brought to the church sbortly before 9:30 a.m. and picked. up again at 3 p.m. Inasmuch as the pro- gram runs through the noon hour, a light luncb will be served. There are no charges; a rr ... wlll offering wlil be taken. tho Rev. Robert D. Parker, who said, ''Theae young people are not proleoslonals, but just plain happy OU1stfan youUt, who love to ahare their faith wllh others. They have worked hard, excelled In things they do In school, and have spent the ir summer preparing to nl.8ke this trip." "LOVE" ls a musicale aim- ed at youth, explaining lhlt love Is mlraculou! In what lt can accomplish, and that love is a man, Jesu.s auut, and though things have changed God b undianblng. All music is centered around 1the theme of love. The choir slnp with the ore hes tr a background recorded by Otis Skllllnp. Within the group are 18 lfr!JI and 14 boys. Co lleges represented among the 14 col- lege age youth are Azusa Pacific, Biota, College of the Desert, Moody Bible Jnstltute, Seattle Pacific, University of California, Riverside, and U.C.L.A. Most of the rest of the group attend Palm Springs HIRh School. The fellol'-s liave been in· volved in varsity Football, Cross Country, Basketbull, Baseball, Track, WresUlng, and Tennis, while the girls have been involved in Gym- nastics, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Tennis, Cheer Leading, and Student Council activiUes. The public ;,, cordially in- vited, and there b no ad· mission charge. PULPIT AND PEW • • • IC.OUnaed From Pqe I) a\'ailable for all ages. For in- fonnatlon. call 962-7512. Gnce Bible Cbarcb, meets at the American Legion Hall, 565 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa: service at 10 a.m.; sermon "1be Matter of MoUvation" by the R<v. Thomas Tyree; "God's Advice to th e Unslable" at the 7 p.m. hour of pra.lse. For infonnation, call 152--00llZ. Finl Slql'" Church meets at t,110 E. Walnut Ave., Oriln8e; service at 11 a.m.; chun:h school for all age9 at IO:IS a.m.; evening fellowship at 6:30 p.m.: the Rev. John T. Moen, ordained mlnbl<r of G r a c e Lutheran Oturch in Anaheim, is gl&C5t speaker : his sermon will be "Spirit of Christ." Ckurcb or Cbrlst, 287 w. WllllOl1 St., Costa Mesa : Bible study at 9:45 a.m.: momlng service at 10;50 a.m.: sermon "Ninety and Nine Are Not Enough": evening service at 6 p.m.: 1ennon ''Great Themes of the Bible: Grace": both """°"' presented by William Epler. Tuesday Ladies Bible Casa at 10:30 Lm. Wedn& day Bible study at 7:30 p.m.; Thursday Teen Fellowship at 7 p.m. Newport Ualty 0.UTC~, 15th and Irvine Ave., Sen lo r Citizens' Bldll., Newport Jle8'h: churCh ichool at 9 a.m.; service at 10 a.m.; sermon "Think lt Through" by the Rev. Loren D. Fllckinger: service will Include blessing of the Prosperity Banks for the church ooildlng fund . St. James Eplocepal Cllurcb, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach; services at 8 and 10 a.m.: the Rev. Raymond J, Muller, di.rector of ''Ch r latia n Advance" fn N~ Zealand, will be the guest preacher. Bomb Shattered The Interior of the Crebilly Roman Catholic Church in County Antrim, Belfast, shows the results of a\ terrorist bomb that exploded inside the church. Re· ports of bombing of Houses of \Vorship have been UPI TtltllltolO " numerous during the religious civil war being fou ght in Northern Ireland. Two churches in this sa1nc area we re bombed on Wednesday. Si turday, AU9U$l 25, lCJn DAILY PILOT PCC Co1npleting " • • . • Move to Campus • ~ Alter 43 years in Lone Beach, Pacifi c Ch r i s t·i a n College ls moving "lock. stock, and library books" to their new campu! in Fullerton. Th.e major phase of the n1.-tual 11\oving operatlon will clin1ax tod ay when a ''Onvoy or trucks, dozens o! students . faculty, aod friends of the col· lege will work 8!I n1oving teams for the final stage. Trucks have been moving back and forth down the freeways for tw o weeks, mov- ing the llbrary ... over 26,000 volumes transported by students and staff. Today, between 9 and 11 a.m., truck after truck wlll dock in the parking lot of the college at 4835 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach, to be filled by volunteer workers for the 23- mile journey to the new cam- pus hon1e in Fullerton. ad· jacent to Californ ia State University. Th ere, ot he r teams of workers will move !tie office fur niture. files and books up the escaJators and through halhvays to the ne\v ofrices and classrooms. •• ·' Enrollment in Ibo college ln1. 354 last ye11T, and 411 are ex .. pected ·for the co m I n g academic year . . . time8 ~'hen most colleges a r e dec lining in enrollment. G. B. Gordon, Vice-President of P.C.C., attributes the growth to the fact that "here students can rind va1ue-cort- lered education. founded on tbe teachings of Ch r i 1 t , aur· rouned by an atmos phere permeated by commitment to the Savior. "We are preparing 'worker~ for the church,' but in a varie- ty of occupations -aome church-related and salaried by churches, others non-church- related, such as education and social work, but always ln a phase ol service to people on behalf of God," said Gordon. Sign Now 1For Series At 'Faith' 'Peace Day' Theme Told By Vatican Men's _Fellowship To Host 'His Kids' New Zealand Minister The ne w facilities y,•ere ta ken over by the college from Aetna Life and Casualty, with whom the college signed the agreements JuJy 26. Thus a $6,800,000 campus went into the hands of one of the fastest- growing colleges ln the nation Cor a price of about one-third that amount. Faith Lutheran Church of Capistrano Beach is now tak- ing registrations for a new class that will begin Wed· nesday, Sept. 12, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The subject will be "The Acts of .the Apostles" - a verse by verse discussion series that will take eight VATICAN CITY (AP) - The Vatican has unvelled the theme for its sev,entb World Day of Peace celebration on Jan. 1: a call on all mankind to work actively for peace, love and justice. "The cause or peace cannot content itself with a few amateur workers or a few Isolated geniuses,'' the Vatican's Commission for Justice and Peace said. "It calb for a muslve recntit- ment." The celebration will begin a year-long uamlnaUoo of Ute problems of achieving peace, the commission said. The forgiveness of enemies will get particular attention. ''Today peace must be understood in the widest sense: the sense of a suc- cessful aociety," the com- mission said. "Peace is not just the absence of war, but concord, jusUce and develop- ment. An objective t.:1 worldwide and immense as this calls for a subject of the same me83ure, namely all humanity." • 'l11e HunUngton B e a c h chapl<r of Ute Full Goopel Business Menrs Fellowship · (FGBMFI) Invites Ute public to hear "His Kids," at their moothly dinner meeUng Fri· day, Aug. 3tst. This teen choral group is from all over Orange County. "His Kids'' was formed to meet the spiritual need! of a number of yOIDlg people who bad found C1irlst at Uteir schools. Many members of the group were fonner drug users or pushers 1.D1til their lives were changed by a per500at encounter wilh Jesus Quist. For them Mld the rest of the group, the' lrey Is their God given ability to minister to au- diences of all ages, said Harry Williamson, president. "It is not uncommon to find large numbers o{ any audience respondinl to Ute Jesus they read in the faces of "His Kids." A variety of heatings and moving of the Holy Spirit have been reported nationwide where the group has been," he said. This teen ministry, directed ' by Tom Newman, is three years old and looks back on mere ·than 400 con c er t•s ministering to local audiences and throughout the west. They were featured twice on na- tional television in July. Dinner will be at 6: SO at the Sheraton Motor IM, 211 12 Pacific Coast Hwy, in Hun- tington Beach . BatMitzvah Scheduled Hallie Ruth Berliner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Berliner, of Irvine, will celebrate Bat Mitzvah. with the congregation of Harbor Refonn Temple August 31st, at 8:15 p.m. The public is welcome to at- tend services, and join her · parents, brothers, Geoff and Leland, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil David of Brooklyn, Ne\v York and ·Mrs. and Mrs. Emanuel Berliner of Los Angeles. At St. James The Rev. Raymond J . weeks for the Ursl 12 chapters Muller, Director of "Chr\stian Concert Singer of Acts. Advance" of Pa Im ers t o n Those wishing to go beyond North, New Zealand, will be Sets Program the first course ma y take part the guest preacher at St . icon na1pls,;tcoe nCdhacpote"'rs,.13thtaot28wlollf Concert singer Ellie Da vid " James Episcopal Church. 3209 Berliner will perform for the Acts during a !~week period. Via Lido, Ne wport Beach, Sun-South Coast Club Sept. 5, at F'or further infor1nation, call day at 8 and 10 a.m. the Irvine Coast Country Club 4~1901 . Fr. Muller, who spoke al St. in Newport Beach. The church borders the James just a year ago, is on She will be accompanied by easter:n side of the San Diego 'his way back fr 0 m Don West. Her program will Freeway and is several partici~ting in a nwnber of include arias, musical comedy blocks north of Camino de Charismatic Conferences in selec tions, Italian , French and Estrella and soulh of Via Germany, France, England, 1 _I_sr_a_e_li _so_n..cgc..s_. ______ Ca_lll_""118_·_. ------ Vancouver, B.C., and during the past week as part oJ the Charismatic C 1 i n i c at Melodyland in Anaheim. His responsibilities as Direc- tor of "ChrisUan Advance" in New 1.ealand corresponds to a similiar organization known as the Fountain Trust in England under the leadenhip ol The Rev. Michael Harper. l t flemorinl Jladt Tht Solllh/.a11tfs Most '&llittiful J\femori,Js M.ALISOl EUM • COUJMl.AllUM " CEMETll't prl':ci~r11e;~;~~r"1~t ber ~: .... ~"t.j TREES of' the WORLD Prayer 3nd Ptalse Service ......... ..::":"'::.._ Bttwten Santa Ano and Orange Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. On Fairview Avtnue -538-119: at the Church. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Co1ta MoH -54'4761 E. W. Phlllip1, P11tor hr ,,..., ........ c.n t-42-0112 SUNDAT SllYICD 9:10 A.M.-S.Hey Sc,.._, C9-tAn A .. 1 CHILD CARI AYAILAILl l1 ttini II 101IO A.M.-G11nt ,,_.. ... Dr. C••l•t Mo11r" 6:00 P.M.-Dr. Chari" Mo11r" Gitntl,..t ... Newport Mes• Christian C1nt1r HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Cool• MHa 14M7M 'f. L. HllTWICK, ,_.., OALIN I'. Nlft:TWECK Ml11l1tw If Ytvlll - -SUNDAY HllY1ql - 9:45 A.M.-S1aNy Schol 10:50 A.M.-"Go• ~MMl•I Pto11" hr111e11 by , .. ._, 7:00 ,,M.-"WJly Oo M"' lete&t ...._, .. SffMOll b'f ,...., COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL P,...kfllel -lll:IHtf'll•ten -IM-11"' -ClttN Cl,.. NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENnR FlflHnlh and Monrovl• Sir.eta 1'3e ... "'°' A.II. -II-Wotllilp "'THI WAITING PATHll" Senwff ly P0ttor "HCOMtN• A HNlmff "HON" SerMH" , .... , Wl4., 7"0 P.11. -_., NltlO CM•""' & CMW c.. A..n.w. ...... s.mt..J Dr. Goor1• O. Wood, PHtar 646-7117 CHURCH OF GOD {HOLINESS) WQLIYAN IN DOCTltNI MllTU•e '4f IO'YS ClUt 1111 TUITIH, COITA MllA J. 1. rurru. ,_., SL/fol~'f ICl'IOOI.. • .,,..,,,,,,.,,..,,. .... , f:..-A.M. MOllNIHO WOlllHIP ...................... to:'41 A.Mo "AN OLD.FASHIONED CHURCH WITH A WAlM H!Alr' CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Stl'fft •I Or1noo, Cast• Mo.. -541-5303 ,.._!IMttM.le• ..... TMtll ,...., -FNd MM1tl ~-.. Went.lp-10131 ..,._ -S•••rr Sc11H1 9 e.M. S•adcry l,_lftt WenM,.7:00 p,..,_,,..,... Mfffbtt WH.-7:00 p.ia. CHURCH OF GOD 426 11th St., Huntington Buch -548-1529 ' 511....,. Sdffl 10 •••• -W .... lp 11 t11 e,M, S1111 • ..,., w~ 7 P·"" -,_.,., 11lte w.ct., 1 p.111. In. A. C. S..,.., ,_,.., CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Coat1 IUNCHD OP fHI llOfHll CHUICH THI .. lST CHUICH OP CHllST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTON. MASSACHUSml "MIND" AUGUST 26, 1973 Mtta-First Cht1rch of Christ, Sclentl1t 2110 Mfle YeNa DI',. c.tte M ... S.llRy kliMl -9:1 I A.M. Chrtll $tnlce -11 :00 A,M. leo4l"f ..... 2110 M ... Ye,. Dr, Huntington S..ch-Flrat Church of Christ, Scientist ltfl I Oii.,.. HltlltlllfW IHclt ._.., Sdteel -91Jt I 11 :00 A.M. C.._..-t1JOl 11rOOA.M. ...... --m11o1o1t. Newport llNch-Flrat Chur<h of Chrlat, Sclentlat llOIYlllU...Nezr••'"" a..di I....., 11•11f trft.10~1 A.M. ·-·-1111 Who IHo Nowport leoch-Sa-~ Church of Chrlat, Scl1ntlat 11M r.lfle Wlw Of,. C.... .. M• -·-..--ltiHA.11. ...... --IHM-..... 1-N ... i.al w-. l""lllt Tt1fl1aa11, Ma•""'9 -I p.t11. -An a1rn. AU "'' corcUaUu invited to atttttd tht chiirch 11rvicc1 and cnjOJI i hc prfvlltati of tlie Readtn g Rooms CllR4 C,.,. htivt*41 AT ALL IUYIClS Plymouth Congregational Church of Newport Harbor 1162 .... St., He.,.n ...... _ MJ..17•0 JOHN A. LINDYAu. -''""'"· _c,_ ... ,. ,, ...... , Wlnlw lltlOA.11. ......Wotllilp- 71H,.ll, --- . . . . . --1 ~NE ~US ~UNrtY (U}iUR@f • RANCHO SAN JOA9UIN INTllMIDIATI SCHOOL 4161 Mk......_ IMN IS.II DI• ,.,_., tt ClillVllr -..,, 911 MlclltlMfl) a.... aic• s. ........ ,_.., 9:30 A.M. Suodoy School for all 09ts 11 :On A.M. Mornln<j Worship MUftSEJtY CAfte ,11.0VIDIO AT IDTM MDUJl5 For lnlerrn111on Conc:tmrn1 Dltl9!' Me.llr1ot1 C•ll t»-llH THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY AttlllltM wltll Ille IHlltl Otflfr•I C.nttnnu NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE "'SCllNCI OP' MINO" IUNOAY $1JtVtCI 6 SUNDAY SClfOOL .......................... ll:to A.M. MMlttW ........ .._ c. ~ "'' c.... St., e.... M.M-1"'"'1012 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE tf l.afllM •Nd! 2ltQ Latllftl ClllYM 11•. 1t El Tert llcf. Htflry Off!Wl"9, D.O. -MJlllthr Jiii ~ ..... Affht111t Mlnl1"r SUHOAY SIRlllCI -f & 11 A.M. .Ir. Cllvrcll a Ywtfl o,...,,. -' A.M. Dnty CHURCH OP llLl•IOUS SCllNCI .•.••..•..••.•.•••.•••••.. 609 11 tll St., HHthtttell leocti -516·51 so Sci•nc1 of Mind Lech.ir• • , • , ••••• , • , , ••• , , , ••••• F1'"ily Wor•hlp Se,....ica ••••••••• , • , , . , .•. , , , , . , , • -M11rwry Ctr• •w•U1blt - 9:30 A.M, 10:50 A.M. ' " Stl"IM!I ty lln, G-TMmplllll, Mlnl1ltr DI tA·PllAY•ll su.vn lST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OP MRfl'OltT l •ACH tMMMOr a.ft. ~,_ Cllllrdl ef lllllflon kltftH, l.A,I IUNDAY lll'llCI OMI SUNDAY ICMOOL -lt:• A.M. AL.llllT IUftlCB, llkP -Miflillff A ... 26 -"POUOW TOUR GllATNlSI" c n.. hf Of O•r Pfc11lc J Ll"Lt TMIAnt9-COllOMA DIL MAil fOOH SCHOOL t1t'I EAITILUfllJ Dlt., HIWltOllT llACH POil AM INl .. lllATIOH.t.L MllUG•-DIAL ..... 114 Ml11ltt.r'1 PMllo -,..... SERVICES: 10:00 A.M . & 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING COAST llBLE CHURCH DoM Hiiis HI kllool, D•IMI Point 4fJ,194t 494·1841 1)0·0407 .. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH -l Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach l iblt School & Mornin9 Worship 9:00 l IO:lO A.M. Youth Gro11p1 ••••.• 6:00 p.m. 1 E¥tnl n9 Wor1h i11 •. , • 7:00 p.m. l'!url!l"f' Cir! Ol"C ¥icfed II I ll MIYlttS Cf!ice: s.M-2.slt Dlt1 Oevo!ion "'-'* EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST Mo......._ a.cr..tiea C...... 25100 Mw1a ... Dr. MIMIH Yle]e llM711 116.J711 Corona del Mar -- COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE We ..... lp -10 A.M. Cliwrc• SU.el -10 A.M. Phil .A,rnolcl, Mini1ltr 644. 7400 -=1·==== LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL 140 St. A1111't Plact et G'-ti..,.. l l ' ' ' ! ' ' • ! J ......... .._ ... ....., ,_.., Wenllfp I a.di Sdittl tOtOO A.M. :: "ELIJAH: TOO BLUE TOO SOON" .: _..,_ 494-8061 Newport Unity LOllN O, 'l.tCKINOll, Mlnhltt Dt19f'lt•el StnAu--10 A.M. S1111~1y School for 111 •911 -9100 •·11'1· 1 Stti n4 ll'YIM, Nnport lffc.il Offlc• -"46·1111 OIAl·A·PIAYll '46-nl7 CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON, COSTA MIS.A fhtwwww H•,bcif I fcrJ,.f•wl Sue. 11'Jt Shl4y-9:45 A.M. Suft, Mon, Wonlllp -10:10 A,M. s. .. 1-.. w.,.,, -6:00 r.w.. We4. be. W ..... lp-7:10 r.M. WIU.IAll IPUI. MINllTH MS·llfl 01 14t·OJ45 .. .. .. .. '• ' ' ' J8 DAILY PILOT Sllturday, August 25, 19/3 Y0111• Ho1•oscope • -· ·' ' Tau1·11s, Scorpio - ,~Make-Geod-Mateh SUNDAY AUGUST 26 By SYDNEY OMARR Taurus and Scorpio persons can be rigid in lheir beliefs. It Is difficult to shake either of these fixed signs. There is .. plenty of similarity here, although Taurus and Scorpio are in opposition to each other -opposite signs. There is attraction between the two and the relationship generally is explosive -it either works all the way or disintegrates. not with a l'ltlml'<' bul wilb plenty of noise. Both signs are more .aware o( money than ls the average persOn. . Both have almost a religious fervor about their tieliefs - both will starxl against the wall and fight. Both Taurus and Scorpio ? .. e Pf?lective of loved ones, each. 1n a wa.v. determined to save the world. Thev arc a challenge and a fasc'inating study these two - ·Taurus and Scorpio. ARIES (March 21-April 19 1: Hold off on specu lative mat· ters. Be sure rather than sor- ry. Children can be difficult if you forget to "draw the line." Means be adult in your at- titude. Treat young and old equall y. P a tronizing obstreperous persons would be error .• TAURUS (April 21).May 20): Take special care in tralfi~. Don 't write or sign letters tn anger. Cycle is such ~hat you lose by giving in to impulse. Self-control is a necessity. You ah ve something or value. Don't risk it on a mere whim. GE1\.1INJ (~1ny 21·,lune 20): Highlight hun1or. versn.tility. fighting with hrothrrs. S!slers is nonproductive. If trip to relati\oe must be can(\eled. so be it. There is no need for vituperation. One \Vho holds views opposite to your own will play significant role. CANCER (June 21-July 22)' Death Notl.,es HARDMAN G•••ld f , Hercrm•n. A"IOerit of Fouritaln 'Valley; Past n•ll~ ruler •nd preffllt trNsUrll" of Huntlnvtoo Ba•cl'I Elks Lod<1e No.•"''· BPOE. Dale of dull!, Al!gusl 73, ion. Survlv~ bv wll1t. Marv H. Hardm•ri: '°"'' Terry F., Gery C. a1~ Wllll•m E.i C1.i119ht11r&, C~ilrl<1tt11 A, GI • forCI end M1r11aret H. Htt51 10 gr;illdchlldreri. Servkes. MOl'ldav, J PM, OllCl•v Brolhtrs Huritlrigt0<1 BNd• Chapel, wllh the Hunllnaton B•ach Elks Lodge O!· fklatl11g. Vlsltal!o11, Sunday, 2 lo l PM. Cllldav Brolt.e1s MPrlU~ry, 11•\\ Beach l!llvd.. Hunllrigtori Beach, B ( 2 -7 7 7 l . Entomb1'1'111nl, Good Sh•pllerd Cemcterv. Olldev Brothers Mor!u~ry, Olreclors. DUMM Mabel Sar~ Oumm. Rr~iden• of Gleridale: dele of c111alh. A119ust 23, 1973. Survived bY de!l'Olhlers. Patrltl" Whel,.n, Cosra -Me1*; -B1rMra SmJlh, Slmt; six gr.endch!ldrrn: live nieces. Services, M<lll-cr.,,' August 21, 2 PM .. Pecll!c View Chepel, wllh Arv. Brvce Kurrie <11· fldtllng. Interment, P11clllc V t e w ~orlal Perk. P&d lk View Mortu••'I', OtrKtors. NOEL Htlrn N<iel. Age SI, of tm Arriold Ave .. Ca&ta Melt. O&te of deall'I, August 2l, 1m. S11r11IVld ~ husband, Mr. Arthur N~I, of tt.e 1\on'1111 daughter, D<lnl'la Lvnri, c..mtos; bfoll\el', Frink Nkewlct. New lhdtord, Maue<:h!r$t'lts1 two slsll!t'!. Mri. k1ttlrvn Hiii and Mr.s. S<lphie Edwvds, llCl!h of Mlluechu~!ls. RMI•'/', Sund•V• 7:~ PM. R11<111ltm Mess, Moodl'/', 9 AM, bath at SI. JG11thlms Catholic Church. lnlet'menl, Good Shfllherd Cemeiery. Bell Brl»dwev Mortuary, Olrectors. OLEJAll Anna J. Olejar. Aee 71. of 11671 S~lv<1.1 C!rclt, Huntlnglori Beach. Oa!e ol d~!l'I, AUQllH 23. 1973. Survived bY <.QM. S!ei:>heri W. Olear; br<1lher, Wlll!am Olea•, of New Je•'>f.VI th•e! <1•dndsoris; 5ix gre~t. 9r4nO$OllS. Gravesicre se.,llce5, Salur<1ay. 10;4S am, Good She:>n~•d c~metc•v. Sell 81'0i111WIV Mor!uary, Olrect0ts. OTTE Marga1el II. oue. Age 74 : resident or Laoun• HUis. Oale <1f de~tn. A1111u~1 73. 1'73. Survlv.d bV four cousins. all ol New York. ServlcH wlU be held Tuesd,1v, 10 AM, 11 Ger!11v1 Presb~ltrlan Cl'lurcn. Lagun1 Hiiis, with Or. Edwlrd J, Clktwelt oftfclet!flll, Interment, ! "' lngleWO<ld' Perk Cel'l\tt.:rv. McC<1rm1c~ ~urie !leach Morl~ry, Olraclors. Afoncy, valuables, speciaJ col· Jections and possessions co m· mand spotlight or your at- tention. Someone w a n t s something ror nothing -from you. Protect yoursetr in clinches. Insist on facts. not v.·hispered promises of pie-in· sky . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ):· You enjoy yourself. even though some disputes could rage. Ge mini, Virgo persons mlght figure prominently. Accent is on your personality. You migllt find that mate, partner . wants too much, too fast. Ride with the tide. VIRGO (Aug. 2.!-Sept. 22): Tread lightly. Don 't overstep bounds. One behind the scenes is trying to smooth ru!fled emot ional feathers. You may be surp,rised at results. One "'hose .standing is solid will back you. Taurus. Libra persons are involved. I.TORA <Sept. 23·0cl. 221: Friends and monev rnay not 1nix. See facl s as the~ arc. not n1erely as they appear on su rface. Pisces, \'lrgo persons could figure prominently. You \\'ill be able to perceive future trend. Key is to listen to innl!f voice. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You may be considering a busines.<i transaction. Key is to accept' responsibility but also to be sure you receive proper credit, reward incentive. Capricom could play im- portant role. Contract that had been delayed may be ex- pedited. SAGI'ITARIUS /Nov. 22- Dec. 21): You finish rather than begin -you r innu ence spreads, your product. effor ts appeal to more pers!lns in more place. Travel. publish· ing and advert ising arc part of the picture. ExPand horizons. Eschew the petty. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Creativity is emphasized. You imprint your own ways, style. Set pace. Mate, partner or another who is close to you wants to cooperate. Know it and be receptive. Object of your affection responds in meaningful manner. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 · Feb. 18): You receive benefit of doubt. Others adopt generous attitude. One who taught you in past makes reappeararice. You have opportunity for gen- uine progress. Leo figures prominently. Aim high -sky is the limit! PI~E;_S (Feb. 19-March 20): You find your views changing. being shaded. Some around you are handicapped , temporarily restricted in their movements. Adhere to prin- ciples of Golden Rule. You make most gains through humor, intellectual curiosity. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are a n organizer: powerful statements. beliefs are your hallmark. This month, August, is marked as one of your most significant of the year. You at- tract persons born under Capricorn and Cancer. You seldom do anything in a lukewarm ma imer it's either hot or cold. KIWI FRUIT PLENTIFUL ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTIJARY U7 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 616-4188 • BALTZ-BERGERON FUNERAL HOM E Corona del l\far 673-9450 Costa 1\1esa 646-2424 • AUCKLAND, New Zealand (AP) -About 95 percent of the world's commercial pro- duction of Chinese gooseber- ries, or kiwi fruit , is grown in the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand. BELL BROADWA Y MORTIJARY 110 Broad"·ay, Costa i\fesa u 8-3433 • DJLl>AV Br.OTHEHS MORTUARIES 17911 Beach Blvd. Budngtoo Bea<b 841-7711 U4 Redondo Ave. ..... -%13-433-1115 • McCORMICK LAGUNA &EACH MORTIJARY 17• ' -• C.nyoo Rd. . ._il..tus • PACIFI!) VIEW MEMORIAL PARK · Cemetery ' Mortnary • CbDtl <UM Paelffe \t tew Orfve Ne"'porl -· Calllornla -.eo • PEl>K FMllLI'. 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Particle Boord WORKBENCH SCREEN DOOR LATCH RE-SCREENING TOOL DOOR CLOSER • While thty ltstl Fi111 tome, lint strYtil! • 71" wiclt • 41" 1"'11 x 3'" $ $1495 hi1h -sm1othlys111fltcl-'l9 prtd1io11 <ul It lit tifhl. • REG. • E1sy osstmlily -l" thitk lop. IEG. ~.tf '· 119.fS •M1•11lO"hitihH$kliy i;.'·~ trimmi1111ntlliHrcl1. SAT.&SUN.ONlYI :~.,._......,.._,.,.~~~~~'=""' 9 Fits w..ti er 111ttt1 ff111 • Htrt4r tNfs fit s 1u 1e111 ia ., 11 111" tt.i1k. tiglltlr wi1il l1ss tr•u•te •* lny It i111t1ll. & l111 ti111t, REG. ~.3' s 199 .:.~· 99c 5AI. & SUN. ON~LY;,;l'!"'"~-S-A~I .... & SUN. ONLY! • Far lllflll tf Hr NII cl .. s. • Aclj11stllill1 t111i111 spHcls. RIG. S •9 '2.lt 1- su. & SUN. ONLY I 2 Suit Portkle Board 4 DRAWER DESK TRAVEL BAG "For Boele To School or Summer Tra•els!'' • (erti11l~t1 soilttst, 1ips tpt11 ltr ttsy 1u111 l1 d1rh111. . • HttYY w•ithl wi11yl i111ttlth pl11cl ''"'""· long. Sh4nk BIKE LOCK , Hetwywtithl kty-typt lttk ltr liikt pttltctiH. . .. ,.a9c ··.1~1• ~ SAT'. & SUN. ONl.YI , >! <Ji1ci,Olll·Mtl<TIOll of,llYID , '.& <911fl'!AllOll LOCll !OR llllf &t~lllll ' L--.-;' :· . . ~..,,. ., '· . IC , 1.-, 11 finish • • J1" • 16" 12f" -• ,,_.,, .., ,, ... ,,ti 1111 ... Jfft•· REG. '17.!! .. ' 1· ! ' I 17 I 7 I I Saturday, A11g11tl 2S, 1973 DAILY PILOT II Ray's Missed ·Field Goals Cost Rams, 17-14 MIAMI '(AP) -Quarterback Bob Gz:t.,. led Mlaml to 17 quick first-llaU points Friday night and the Dolphins w1lhstood two long touchdown passns by Loa Angeles backup quarterback James HalTls to post a 17-14 National ~'ootball Leagu1Y exhibition victory. The Rams lost a chance to tie the game with four minutes rell'Jaining when David ~y mi11sed a 33-yard licld goal at· tempt, his third unsuccesslul kick of the game. ' Griese. who entered the -game \Vith 1,1 string ot nine straight pnSS-completions, connected on his first seven •JA!nst the Ralils for 13S, Miami moved 72 and 79 yards for lold>downs and 50 yanla to set up a 33-yarci'.'i!eld goal by Garo Yepro- mlan on its llrst three pounssions. Tbe defending NFL cbampiona, playing their, first ring backfield for the first time ls s u 111 m e r , amassed 2~ yards to for the Rams in the lint hall. Mercury rtlne. yard$ Ma\liii Br CUiltn Bry 37-~rd pas lfOOll. rris swept . right end for d Mi3ml's first score and oe QUU()!.!gbt defenders and Oave Elmendorf for a rom G)ieso and the second , ' • • Harrts threw a 30-yard touchdown pa,. to LatTY McCutcheon for the Rama' flrat score ln'lthe second balf. He then com- bined witlt Harold Jackson on a 58-yard pass ph1y to cut the margin tQ 17·14 early in the fourth quarter. Morris, seeing his rirst action or the exhlbition season after suffering a hip in· jury-five weeks ago, totaled 41 yards in lour carries in his brier first ·haU workout. Fullback Larry Csonka, sidelined since ' thio College All-Star game with • thi11h injury, added ,36 ~•rds in eight ;z!i 'in tho half. . • ·Griese, who Jhissed last week· game , ~ ,• . ' ·' with Otlcago because of a elbow in- fection, threw 19-ond 26-yard strikes to Paul Warfield in his workool A 26-yard sure-touchdown pass from Griese to Warfield wu broken up by the Rams' Elmendorf on the play before Yepr1..'- mlan's field goal. Grieae did not play after leading th e three successfu l drives . The Rams, with only a tie to show ror four preseason efforts, got six first downs in the rirst half and 14 {or the game. Place kicker Ray missed field goal at· tempts of 44 and 'll yards in the first haU. Harris, who entered lhe game in the holding penalty eventually Jed to Ray's aecood 'l""rler after John llall failed to missed field goal. move me t<am tOOk !be Rama 76 y&rils -Riy was abort With a de1perate SS-yard for their first scoro and 99 for their lield goal try with 14 seconds left Jn the second. game. But Los Angeles blew two late chances Loi All!ll lts o o ~ 1 •• to hard the Dolphins their first defeat in M~~Morrl• , run Y•Pl'•ml•n k~~ll: 1 ~u 1 23 games. M1.-er1Koe l7 Pl'» 1rom erltM Th Yt1>t1mlt n t l(k e Rams moved from midfield to the Ml1-r:o v~rtml•n 33 Dolphins' 39 but were caught for 25 yards ~!~~uld,.~m lD pe1s trom H•••I• in back field losses over the next three LA-J11t~son $11 pas1 t•om Harri• 1tav 11:1ek A-10,050. plays. , R1m1 oo1,1111u First 00¥/ns ll lt Rums sa fety Steve Preece then Au.,,., .. v1ros 2.s.<i•u Jt.1s1 recovered a fumble by t-.liami's Hubert :!~~~11 v~~d~' 1 ~ ~~ Ginn at the Dolphins 17. But a 15-yard ;~:s nr.: 21·~ \ John Stymies Philadelphia As Dodgers Pad Lead, 3-0 JlHJLAOELPltfA (AP) -When Ton1· n1y John beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3· 0 1'"'riday night, he not only gained his 12th victory of the season, he did something he doesn't do too often : He started and finished the job. , In the past two seasons, John bas started 54 games and his nine inning effort against Philadelphia was only hi s eighth complete game. But he almost didn't make it. I.AS Angeles led 3..o in the ninth when Mike Anderson reached first on a throw-ing ermr hy shortstop Bill Russell. Mter Willie Montanez struck out, Greg Lmlnski crashed a ground ball off John's shin bone that caromed into right field for a single. John limped as he backed up tbinl base on the play , and then hobbled back to the mound. Dodgers' 1nana ger Walter Alston raced fl'Olll the dugout and after being assured the injury wasn't serious, told his pitcher: "The first thing I want is the truth. I Dodgers Slate All Glmfl tn KF: (Mil A119. 2S Loli Angeles 11 PllHIOtlPl'lla Aug. 26 Los Anoell!S al PhUaclelpnl1 Aug, 21 LOii An119le1 11 Moolrtll Avg. 2l Los Angeltl at Montr111 •:JO p.m. 10:311 a.m. S p.m. l p.m. don 't want any heroes. Jim Brewer is ready." The 30-year-<>ld John told Alston he could pitch. "I'll be the first to tell you if I'm sore, 11 John assured the manager as Alston left the mound. ··.,.- Sports In Brief I Evert, Hogan Triumph; JohncockHotinTuneup UP'I Tt'-'"'1• BROOKLINE, Mass. -Christ Evert and Patti Hogan won opening round ten- nis matches Friday night to give the United States a 2-0 lead over Great Bri- tain in the best-of·se~ Wightman Cup international competition at U>ngwood Cricket Club. JOHN ,HAD~.(21J IS ABO.UT TO BE .P.OU'lfCJiD ON BY MIAMI'S VER!+ DEN H E1°E~.#J~I · 0 -17-14. The 18-year-old Miss Evert d 0 efeated Great Britain's playing captain Virginia Wade M, ~2. arQ. Miss Hogan .downed . Veronica Burton 64, 6-3 in the secood contest. .. . -... . ·-.. ~ ·11 •L • -·. '• , ·, _:,~~-\,· .. ;~t;~1it Australill , Davis ,, C-u~p L.ures Laver 'Mt I • "~ • ; •• 1 .... l ' By HOW ARD L. BANDY ,.Austnill1111 team? Will · ii be in the zone Of ._ DMfY """ '''" f~ aEio.st Czechoslovakia or will he When Rod Lever was' 8 member ol the ~ aWlt .'"final matches against the Australian Davis Cup tennis team 11 United tes?, years ago. the Aussies won the' coveted ·"'"If I'rif playing well enough, I'd like to cup five successive )'tars. start in Ule 2one fmal s Noven1bcr 16 in Mei~." Recently it was announced that Rod \\'Ould be eligible to participate for the How she feel about the Davis Cup? AustraUan team again this year and he is "I think it is better to have a g:OiOd very receptive to the idea. . . ;t~ o~pl41ycfS! an4 .not 1lSe . only the 'young ys .. ,,\ counlry should use its best "Actually I am not able lo make com· player Ill of the time." ment on it yet,'' Rod s:iid by telephone Rod was under contract as a pro for a from Ganada this Week. number of years and as such was in- The Rocket is co111peting in the Cana-eligible t~ participate. And although he dian Open where Jie . lost' a third round Jives .lit g>rona del Mar, he has refained singles match Thursday but remains in his -·AustfJl.lian citizenship which makes the doubles competition. him fli8J1)'1e for that country's Cup team. "It was an idea of the people wanting HoW"lis"tis .back problem?" .,. me to play and I am trying to work out "It'~ right now and it.isn't giving my acbedule so I can," he says. me ai:f ~lem at all. l am completely "But I haven't put it all l<>gether yet over the liijury I had," he says. and I bave 11001e coounitrnenta at the Lavt\ tiiis been .seeded fourth Jn the time they play bot I think they can be U.S. ~ tilot begins at Forest Hills, NY ROo LAVER e Trial Ru11s ONTARIO -Jndianapolis 500 winner · Gordon Johncock posted Friday's fastest speed on the last day of practice before qualifying for the California 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway. Jo!w:ock, who has said he wants another 500 mile race win to help erase ·any taint on bis victory in the rain and tragedy shortened Indy race tllis year, clocked 195.045 miles per hour in the STP Eagle. Gary Bettenhausen rode the Sunoco McLaren to 194.539 for the second fastest practice time with Jimmy caruthcrs hit· ting 194.476 in the Cobra Eagle. e Be11gals ll'itt DETROIT -Cincinnati scored a pair of first-half touchdowns, one on an 81· yard Ken Anderson to Bob Tnunpy pass· run plJy. as the Bengals defeated the Detroit Lions 17-10 Friday night In a Na· tional Football League exhibition game. The Trumpy touchdown came on the •first Bel)gals play of the second quarter. He eluded Lions defenders, hauled in a 36-yard pass from Anderson, then sprinted 45 more yards up the middle for his score. · e fl.S. Leads > worked out." W~1-Does aeeding d players In Wbeo wtll be begin play· with the this -help · or binder an ex-BROOKLINE, Mass. -Tbe United , Angels Errors Aid Boston, 3-2 peri.-;ed '.91al" ~ bimiOll? "! think it helps to be seeded, especlally in the early rounds. Thefe ·are a Iot•ot..~ young P.layers around and they are tough. AnybOdy can win in these tournaments tf¥!se days." 1 Aft'er FofusffliOs, what are· his plans? "I won't be ptsying for a couple of \\·eeks . Roy Emerson (or Ne\vport Bea~) and I have a tennis camp in H·ouSton and t 1,1.•ill spend a couple of weeks down there." The setup is operated in the fall and spring with Rod and Roy alternating States, led by veterana Vinny Giles and their time at the camp teaching adults Dick Siderowf, held off a brash challenge the finer points of the game. ~ --nv--.ereat Britain's young players and ls a burden of{ bis shoulders without took a slim 61k-51i2 lead Friday at the being under contract? halfway mark ol the 24th Walker Cup "Well, you can choose a little hit more golf matches. and makt sOme of the tournaments you The Americans. seelting to regain the cotlldn't maRe under contract," he says. amateur golr prize surrendered t"-o one· gets:.,the idea he is eagerly looking years ago, scored three victories and a rorward to joining fellow countrymen tie in four foursome rooming n1at chcs John Newcombe and Ken Rosewall as a but then \Vere left reeling as the British Jnembcr of the 'Australian Davis Cup came back in five of eight single s team this year. matebes. ' • Ben Oglivie knocked Jn t~e tic-brei1king run with a sacAflcc Oy after an ·errot ?pened the door In the sl~tQ1 IP,lint" giv· 1ng the Boston Red Sox a 3~1 baSeball • victory over the Galifornia Angels Friday night at Anaheim Stadium. Cecil Cooper opened the sixth with a walk and moved to third base en a BaCrilice bunt when Callfomla cat<ller Jell Torborg thrtw wildly to first. Deneken ~Shatters Reeord · Ogilvie then drove home Cooper with a fly bllU to Leroy Stanton Jn right field. Clrllm Flslr knocked Iii Red Sox MIS In tbe first and third with singles, The Angela tled tbe game 2~ In tbe fifth aa Vada Pin..,, singled home one run "1d Rudy Meoll scored another on an lnOtld enor on lhe same play. • ...._ ISi C1llfW11ll 12J H•""'°• Ir Dlv1111; II ltMIUer. cl Y1trmu.1, 3IJ Cfll9dl, dll Fhll. c (OOl)tr, lb Grlffln, ti> OtllYlt, rf Outf,.-o. •• LM,., Ttllll '"'"' Ct1ll..-nl1 ,., """' ••rti.1'111 s o 1 o AJorn1r,2t1 ' o rt OOOOP!n~.11 301 S 0 1 0 FRobnt11, di! I O 0 s 2 2 o 11on_., JI! 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His prevloulrecord Was 2:21.55. --Mencken won ,I the I <tO ·meter • ~Isl~' earijer In the meet. • llll'k Cole £ the Totem Lale Swim Clul was In the 200-1\leter event Earlier/in tbe evenJnc, ~ella's sister, Lynn, also of l'otem Lake Swim Club, set a meet record in the women•s 200-meter ooLterOy. Miss Colella, a graduate student Jn electrical engineering at the University of Washington, was clocked in 2: 18.348. breaking lhe prtvlous meet record of Z: 18.40 set by' Ellle Daniel or tho Ardon Hll!s S\vlm Cldb in Carmichael in 1971. ~ Eurlicr In the day, Tim Moore of the Ron O'Brien Diving . School. Columbus, Ohio, captured the men's 10-mettr diving championship, winni!ll, the title with a Iota or 519.90 l_>llnts. K'1th Russell of the Dick Smil)I Swim Gym was ~ with 499.02 points. ~ breaststroke in %:41.630. Finishing secod In 'the event was Vicki Hays oJ the Anaheim Aquatics from Fullerton, with a time of 2:45.101. Valerie Lee, swimming for the Hun- tington Beach Aquatics. edged Peggy Tosdai of the Missioo Viejo Nadadores for sixth in the 200-meter butterfly behind Miss Collela. fl.felissa Belote of the Solo.tar Swim Tcain of Sliver Spring, ~1d.. set an Arncrican record as she won the women's 100-nleler backstroke in l:GS.728, breaking her previous record of 1:05.78 set while winning a gold medal in the event during the Olympics last year. Miss Belo,te, a junior at Lee lUgh School In Sprlng£ield, Va .• won three gold mdeals last year at M!nlch. Giles, the 1972 U.S. amateur champion started the singles by overwhelming British veteran Hugh Stuart 5 and 4. Sideiowf defeated five-time British Amateur champion Michael Bonallack 4 and 2. e Stllick Promoted .WESTWOOD -Jim Swick, All·CIF Uftebacker for Newport Harbor High last season, \Vas one of three freshmen elevated to the varsity Friday by UCLA football COflCh Pepper llOOgers. Swick, the 6-2 and 220 pounder, was joined by Ray Burks, a tight end from Gardena, and running back Wendell Tyler, from Crenshaw High. e Ashe Falls TORONW -Ivan Molina continued lo · ride the hottest streak of his life Friday night as his blistering passing shots and smoking volleys upset second-seeded Arthur Ashe of Miami M , 6-3 in the $100,000 Canadian Open Tennis Tourna- ment. Molina, who lost in quarter-finals last year to South African Bob Hewitt, now faces speedy Tom Okker o! the Netherlands in one of today's two semi· finals. Okker c Ii min a ted John Newcombe. the AustraLian who "·on this tournament in hi s last appearance here in 1971. in straight sets 7-6, 6-2 . John then \vorked a one ball, one strike count to Bill Robinson. who then lashed a savage grounder that the pitcher speared and thre\\' to first, doubling Luzinski and ending the game. The \Vin enabled the J)odgcrs to open a four-game lead over the slumping Cin- cinnati Reds. How did John feel about pitching a con1plete game? "It doesn't mean a thing," stld the genial pitcher. "I'd rather pitch eight strong innings and win, than struggle nine and lose. "I'm used to help from the bullpen," John noted . "When I pitched fa< the White Sox it was the same kind of ball club. The managers I worked for, Al Lopez and Eddie Stanky, always aaid give then seven good innings and the bullpen can finish." Alston agreed with his pitcher. Les 411H!tt (l) ,llUMftlplil1 10• LOPa,2b 81J(~Mr, lb WOavls. cl Fer11ui.on. c WCrwfrd, rl Ja~ua, If Auu,ell, l f cev.ltl John, 11 1brll!'bl Hrllrtil 'OOOTOYar.'lb 200 0 1110 Grbkwlz,2b 20 0 0 l01DMAnd•U1.rl 1000 3 o o o MOntantz. lb • o 1 o I 1 2 0 Lu1h11kl,1t 4 0 1 0 I I l l 8Aobln1n,cf ' o o 0 20018oont,C 2000 ' 0 0 D SC/\mlclt, Jb l 0 0 D l 0 2 0 CRoblnlfl, H J 0 0 I' TwlktMU, p 2 0 1 0 Hermon, h 1 o o a Dl0tlo, o o o 0 't To!Ol1 ]I J 1 2 Tollll 30 0 J 0 Los Ang.elm 000 102 CI00-3 Phlladtl!Wli. DOD 000 OOG-4 E-M. Anc:lerl!On, C. AOO/llSOl'I , Auutll 2. OP- l0$ Angeles 2, PllllldtlPl'lla I. LOll-l.ol Anotfa 7. PhU&delphl• J. a-w. 01vl1. lB-W. Cl'•wtord, JIWl11t. sa-w. c,..wtord. s-Jotln. SF-RlllMll. IP' H It Ell 11 SO John W,1,.7 t J O I 2 1 Twl!d1911 L,ll..f I 6 J 2 J I Diorio 111111 PB-Boone. T-2:23. A-30,611. KEOUGH SIGJVS WITH OAKLAND ,, -. " • J . Matt Keough, Corona del Mar High's 1 All-Orange County shortstop, signed a' baseball contract with the Oakland Athletics Friday. Tenns of the contract were not revealed. Keough. son of former Bostoo Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds standout Marty Keough, batted .411T and compiled a O.M e.r.a. for the Sea Kings this spring. He . worked out with the Athletics on their last stop at Anaheim Stadium, deciding · to forego a scholarship to the University . · of Arizona to sign. Included in the con-., tract is an eight-semester academic scholarship to attend the school ol his .. choice. The heavy-bitting Keoogh wll join the club in spring training next March and if ,. he's unable to make the parent team, '"ill play for either Lewiston, Idaho or .. Burlington, Iowa next year. .. • • • . j . ' • IP M IH.1150 , t 1 1 2 I j 1 f J t I m; 1:23~6 . ile Niger 'Cuter of Ille . Bac6icr , I of Madllon, WIJ., wu third I 2::18. Fllteen ' rnioutcs after winning lhe women's '•meter butterfly M J s s Colella won the women's 2@:meter IS.. SWIM RESULTS, Pa11c 1%) . Uf't,_..... JOHN HENCKEN CELEBRATES BREASTSTROKE RECORD. 1'8 2191"? --~ ~~ ~,·-'1% DAILY PILOT S.tr.rd111 August 25, 1973 At University Games . ' • U.S. Cagers Surprise; Swimmers Col"lect Gold MOSCOW (AP) -Dauling Dave Thomp.c;on led a scrappy, ball-hawking United States team to a 75-67 basketball victory over the Soviet Union in the World Uni\'ersily Games Friday ln a staggering upset that erased much of the shame ol ~tunlch of 1972. , A packed cro\\'d of 12.000 in the main gymnasium of Moscow's Palace of Sports , was transfonned froin a whistling, booting mob into a houseful of somber 1 • ·believers. .· • Not much more than a bunch of kids, ·+two of them 18 and all averaging 19 years On '.1'V Todc" C'hcnnel 4 at 2, 11:30 in oge. the pickup band ol collegians wblpped the Soviel's finest naliooal stara on Ila homo grounda -and made them like It The veteran Russian squad contained six of the players who ended America's 36-year Olympic dominance ol, the spon with a still controversial 51-M triumph at MWlich and several members who had made a successful swing afterward ·through the United States. "We beat a good team," said head coach Ed Ba<l&er, ol Wilbur Wright Col- lege in Chcago. "We were better." .t •• ;,We're the best." corrected Tom ~, Burleson, the ?·foot-4 center from North .,, ·. Carolina State." ~ . ~ basketball victory climaxed a star- •... spangled day for the Yanks, who swept .. live of the seven final swimming events, ad.ded a silver medal in women's buket· ~ ball ·and a bronze on the high diving ~ bOard. . Overall, it was America's day-one of ,."''·'·the rare ones in these mini-Olympics for ., Unitas, Gabriel , . Seek to Regain .. :.Winning Magic SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Philadelphia 1 'Eagles and San Diego Chargers, two teams alnlggling for respectability with retread quarterbacks, meet in a National Foolball League game tonight. It will be the first meeting ever between the teams, both last-place finishers in 1972 when th~ Eagles were 2· IJ-1 , the Chargers 4-9-1. A crowd of 40,000 is expected for the·8:30 p.m. kickoff. .• -In another year, a passing duel 1 ·::J>etween Roman Gabriel and John Unitas would have matched a couple of cham· .. ~ooship contenders. Butr here the two veteran quarterbacks are starting over, "8ctl trying to silence doubts about his conditiob and breathe some life into a ; . slugglah attack. . : Gabriel, 33, bas atarted slowly In .. :"~lphia alter 11 years with the WI : Angeles Rams, and bas yet to wt- . ·~·perform second-year quarlerback John · 'Jleevea. '!be former most valuable '~:player was unable to move the Eagles • ~·last week in a 17-3 loss to Pltlsburgb, • their second defeat In three ouUnp. • -Lut year Gilbrlel suffered through a collapsed lung and a """ arm, and this year he'll have to endure a line that was one of the NFL's weakest in 1972. The Eagles are hoping for blocking help from three rookies. tackle Jerry Sisemore, µght end Charles Young and guard Guy Morriss. students, dominated by lhe host Russians with the hammer and sickle crest. The nine days of comf)etition ·ended ~:ith the Soviet Union holding a cache of 68 gold medals, 36 silver and 3l bfow.e. The Unted States was a dlsumt secoud v.·i th 19 gold, 15 silver and 19 bronze. Japan picked up three gold mecfals In wrestling on the final day to move amoog the leaders. Jac k Tingley. a 1nustachioed 6-!oot-l giant from Louisville, Ky., and the University or Southern California, won hiJ second gold medal of the games by capturillg the grueling l~eter swimming race in 16 minutes, 2.2 sc.-conds. 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Sovl1t Union. 2. 8u1g1r!1. 3. l••lll. Today's Sports On Television 7:30 a.m. (II) -CANADIAN PRO FOOTBAIJ.. -The Toronto Argonauts meet the Hamilton Tiger·Dats in a game taped Wednesday. 11:15 a.m. (4) -BASEBALL - The Detroit Tigers meet the White Sox at Otlcago. _ 2 p.m. (4) -WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES -From Moscow, highlights of the World University Game including basket· ball, swimming and diving, track and field. Men's track and field finals include the 200-meter dash, javelin and high jump. (9) -GOLF TOURNAMENT S -Two for the price ol one -'Ibe Liggett and Myers Open and the U • S • Professional Matcb play <barn· piooship. 4 p.m. (7) -LrI'l'LE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES -Finals of the 27th annual Uttle League World Series, taped earlier in the day at Williamsport, Pa . 11 :30 p.m. (4) -WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES -Swim· ming and diving along with track and field. The 1,500-meter run, 400.. meter hurd.1es and two relays highlight track events. ~ ... Mid-tourney Switch Set .By Golfers RALEIGH , N.C. (AP) -Big, J.C. ~ . . . . • Caspers Trophy To Harvey Snead fashioned a second consecutiY& 68 Friday, took the second-round lead tn the $100.000 L&M Open -and immediate!Yo.-. dropped out of the tournament. · .~ Tim Harvey of Buena Part won the overall championship and re<eived the Rudolph W. Caspers memorial trophy In the Quiet Cannoo Ocean Swim held Sunday at Dana Point Harbor. llarvey was timed in 23:25.S far the swim, to best runner· up George Ncwlard by jll5t under 18 second in the lifcguanl dlvi~lon.. The event was =y Ibo Quiet Under the unique format for thls, pro gol!'s only doubleheader, Snead and the other seven leaders through 36 holes of the L&M now move into the richer U.S. Professional Match Play Champimshi!' Thal tournament begjJ1s a tWl><lay rwi Saturday. with two rounds both Saturday and Sunday. Snead's 136 total, six under-par on the On '.l'V Toda" C'hannef 9 at 2 6,786-yard MacGregor Downs Counlry Club course, was by two strokes the best through two rounds. Also moving into the ~1atch Play -to oppcse eight exempt players -were John Schroeder, Buddy Allin, De\Vilt Weaver, AlJen Miller, Dan Sikes, rookie Artie McNickle and Jongshot Joe PDrter. Porter won a seven-man fiv&-hole sudden-death playoff for the last spot and gained the dubious distinction of meeting defending champion Jack Nicklaus in the first round of match play. In addition to Nicklaus, the other ex- empt players are U.S. Open Champion Johnny Miller, Brltisb Open titleholder Tom Weiskopr, Masters king Tommy Aaroo1 Lee Tevino, Jerry Heard, George Archer and Grier Jones. Miller, Weiskopf and Aaron gained their exemptions off their m a j o r triumphs this season while the other four came off last year's money-winning list. AALEIG~, N.C. -s.tond·l'Olllld 1H4tr1; In the SJ00.000 UM Opei, Got' Tf)j,jmament. x--MoYH Into Maleh Pl•Y etlamplonthlp1 z-~ost pl1yoff tor la\! fP01 In Maleh Play champ. lon~h1p; X-J. c. $1'1Md x-Jt11n1 kh~er x-Bud Allln x-Dan Slke-s x-OeWltt Weever x-Arll• McNlekle x-Atltn Miiier x-Joe Porter t-UMy Wadkfl'll 1-Alk MllY'l'ICllll 1-01w Slod:lon z-900 E. Sn'lllll 1-Paul Moran 1-Bol>bY M!lchell llob Gollby Larry WJse 8!<"1 Green1 Gary Groll Jerry McGee Tommy MeGlnnlt T:>m Jehklna KIM Still Julius Boros Roy P•ce Dwight Ne'l!I Rod Ct1rr Bu<lkv Henrv Wil Homenult ,,..._,~ 61·n-119 68-1\-139 7°"9-l~ n-'1-139 a.J'l-139 ff-n-l•O 71-69-14(1 71.ff-UO 61-73-l•O n-61-140 71.$-1.0 7U7-140 n..69-1.i 7'1).71-1~1 41·13-10 n•t-i.1 70-71-1~1 7'1).11-1'1 7'1·71-1•2 ~t-n-u2 11·11-U? n-10-1'2 ;o-n-1.n n.;ro,..141 n-7i).....U2 7).69-1'2 Swim Results AAU Long Course Cl'llJmplonslllPS Al Loulsvllll Men's 200-mtter 111.rttlrfly -1. Sl9¥1 Grtgg, unat-tached, C1lltornl11_2:04.110, 2. Robin 8&c:khlvs, M•rfn Aqu111c Club. 2:~.531 . l. Jorg1 Dtlgtdo. PIM<f«ll Swim Auocl•llon, 2:5.006. Mtt1'1 20!'kneter brt11tslTolc1 -1, John Htneken. S.n11 Clari Swim Cl11b, 2:20.Sll (world rtc0rd), 2. Rick ColtU•, Tottm Ukt Swim Club, 2:23,t.U. l. N!~I Clllff, Bl<IQ« Dolptllnt, 2:21.004. Mtn'1 1(11)..mtfw O,,cbtn:okt -1. Miki Slll'"m, Cor· onado Navy Swim Auoet1llon, :59.251. 2. Johll Mu•hpy, Gelorao. Swim Ctub, :S,.'1&S. WO!Mn't 100 metw Ncktlnok1 -l. Melllll B1lo!e, SOlotar Swim T11m, l :GS.nt. 2. Lindi! StlrnPIOfl, Cone!O Swim Associa!lon, 1:07.921>. 3. Sara J 1mes, Bloomington Aquatic Club, 1:07.926. 3. Womtn'~ 200-meter bretstitroil:e - 1. U'(rl11 Colella, To!em Uk• Swim Club, 2:0 .63. 2. Vicki HIY$ A!lahtim Aqut!lcs, 1:45.10. J. AlllMl!l Gr1nt, un11t-t1chtd, North Ctro!lna, 2:"5.16'. Womtn't ~.,. butterfly -1. Lynn Co!e11e. To1M1 Lake Sw!m Club, 2:18.l48. 2. Nlna Macinnis, S1n•1 Cl1ra Swim Club, 2:20.173. 3. AoDln Mesner Wichita Swim ljlUll, 2:m .ot7. OTHERS -'· Valerie l.ff, Hiii! lt!llln ••tell A"911ffc Ct11., 2:n.u, 1. P•m TOW11, MltliClfl Viti• M1t1dlre1, 2:24.681- Worrien'• llOD-mtftr freestyle rtley -1, Sen!I Cl~•a A Tum, 1:)7.140. 2, L~k~ Athlellc Club A INm. 8:45.180. 3, Arl'len Hills A leam. 1:4$.190. O!her -s, Huntlntlon 8N<ll Aquatic Club, 1:41.flO . DalfY 'lltf Stiff l'tlltt COSTA MESA ALL-STARS -Members of the Costa Mesa Royals girls softball learn, which opens competition Monday night at Ford Park in Bell Gardens is pictured. From left to right standing are Jan Itrich, Nancy Reid, Terry Ciolli, KiKi McGruder, Lynn Williams, Laura Brown, Sari Duncan and Sharon Towner. Seated from the left are Sandy Allen, Jill Angel, Ginny Fregosi, Dee Dee Ruiz and Kim Aydelotte. Members not pictured include Julie Feenstra and Sally Van Horn. Alamitos Racing Results Friday. Auo1nt 2'-1m " Cl111r & F11t ,lltsT ltACI -m yards. , "''" dd1. Cl1lmtng. Punl U,7DCI. C1ntom Ari (H. Cro1bY) 3.41) 4.00 2.*' Q11lck R.tl1a11(d , Mor· r111 12.60 14.IO 6.00 8adl'ilt..:1 fJ. Wtrd) :1.00 Tlme-18.24 Al50 ran -LIKkY Mut, TOll!o't 81y Duke. Forw1rd Pin. 01nclv G* Bar, RNCto 'N' Gett JI, M•My'• llocllet, , Tom'• Bir. Scr1tclltd -~-Don JOM n IEXICta 1-Custom Art 6 l -Quick RllN.., peld utM. 12 l!nctl ......,kll: RllMM a -t. C11slem Alf, 111111 SfSM. •. SECOND ltACI -150 Y1rcb. ! f11r olds & up. Clt1mlf9. Purse Sl.600. N11rth1r 8un11y {C. For Tonight Alamitos Entries 'lrtl ,,_, 71U llJ.ITI. FIRn llACa -SSO _yfrd$. 2 \'NI' olels. Allowtnee. Purw IUXI. ' GP'tV Otvll (E. Glru) ,lJ OllPllc•tt Win, (J. ~budll 119 ~~ W-~L~i. 5m.'~jrl H: Gerl hid!, ($, TrM111r1 119 Pa<:e Mlkll"1 (J. W1rd) 122 Gold4n 8o Jll\0111, (I(. Htrll 119 Moon Mission, (A. lenkt) 11' SECOND II.AC• -a v.rds. • Yffr olds & uo1 Cltlmlng. PUf141 uooo. Clelmll'!I Pr c. 52500. Aov•I Too 81r, (H, PtOll 1n LUOtt, (5. TrMMJrtb: H7 Si.vt Tha Vtt, I"· 'l "' Stott MKMl11.. 0 . Kn Ohl ~22 C11lfornll SmoQ, (J, W1rd 122 Nllfltn o.trolt, (0, HolllroOk) 122 THIRD IACe -Sit Vlnll. , ., •• , olcl1 & uP. All-·~· PurM S2lllO. Perr Cl1bbtr1 • .f$. Trt1twa) 122 VllVMO. (J. ward) llt ""°""'' '"· '""'' m crwiro111111 Cl'la""' c.M. l lckell 11t ;~1 Boo (0, IUlli:lhl) llt G•"' n cc-mtv,.tc. ·s:m1!h1 122 Hlfahrttn (J, 1Mhud1) 1n Sir Nornlld', (I(. Htrtl ·""") Look Back IA. B•nk•l 1 111 . .:lcj "(S. TrtlW,_) Pal']' Bir, (A. Ad1lr) AO&c:l'll P...uml (0. Knlohtl LIOllfnlno !kl ( . W11'11 ) ... '" "' '" "' "' l'll"TH RACI -350 Yarlls. 3 't'Nr olds. At'-'c1. Purse S«IOO. Ntllo Fa N .. •01 {C. Smllll) 1n Go Chkklt Go S. Trt1S11t"') 117 Clilc Pel Go O. knight) 111 LJ11t11 $ht Wei (T. LIOIM.ml 111 A.mblr Diii f • DP'SVlrJ 117 Thl'll HMfl (A. Adtlr) 111 SIXTH RA(I -400 y ardt. 3 YHr ~~~ Cl1t~n;. Puf141 JI~. Clllmlng Chf~ktfYildl. IS. TrNIUl'I) 117 T«t _COJ(, J. D J 117 Air Show, o. k~t~l:n 111 Elohr w , IA. r:,•lr) 119 F1v. JoY {I(. Hlrl 122 Suri At ~I (A. l•n ,) 122 TrlPllClla Coovl {O..,._Monh) 111 Pineo oim.r. E'. "'41na) nt HllQour, (C. $mtltll 117 suw1n. Too (M. 91elrtll llf AIM E11911111 Chel'Olt COPV (J. Wini) Qllfnn'1 Allbf, (C. SmtthJ "' "' Cannon urant, wltl> pro- ceeds going American c.ncer Society. Q>mpeUUon wu held In 11 dlllerent cat.gorles by oe. and age group with the loUow. Ing winners. Boys 11 and under, John Tylke ; Girls II and under. Laura Prudy (La Jolla); Boys 12-15, Andy Taylor (Seal Beach); Girls 12-15, Erin CUshman (Seal Beach); Men's 1&-21, Eric Cushman (Seal Beach); Men 2.>29, Buddy Belshe (Newport B e a ch ) ; Women's 25-39, Katherine Watboo; Men 40 and Over. Dick Evans (Manhattan Beach); Women's 40 and Over , Anne. Adams (Norlhridge). Orange Coost area swim· mers placing hi'b illclnded Newport Beach• Brad Wescott (second in Boys II and under), Mission Viejo's Gail Grabowsky (fourth in girls 11 and under) · tll1d Stephanie Reinicke (third in girls 12-15), Patrick Schlup (third In men's 25-311) and Costa Meaa"s Pedro Gon:la (secood in men's 40 and over). NHPoloists Yield Title Newport Harbor bas been for<:ed to relinquish Ille cham- pionship trophy for the 1111m- rner varsity water po1o league at Costa Mesa High lollowlng a clarification of r~ this week a apolresman for the sponsoring recreatioo depart- Smllll) 6.llO J.20 2.60 Mr. ShldY (H. PIOll) 3.00 2.6D FOUaTH RAC• -3SO vards. 3 yeer olds & up. Clalmlng, Pur11 $3000. Cl1lml11C1 Prlc1 SSOOO. sEVl!NTH trACI -3lO 'l'ffd5. ) vetr rnent says. old• & up, P11rs1 110,000 N~rt u-~r failed to Aloha Bari CT. LID111mJ lit .... ,... ncuuu Andy Go, 11. Adair) 111 have the -ulred number of Flight 109 (It. Bank•) 11• ''"'l Space Nolt (M. 8 kk11) S.olO Time -11.32. Also r1n -Pam!111e B!l1. Hlghftyer, J1rrco, Ang.el1 Sure Mike, Llllte Stan. . . Ptunaer B•v 10. Kn loMl 110 players on hand for the start Co ta M Prlis Kitt.ii (H. P-J 111 th THIRD RACE -11'1) y1rdt. J ye1r s esan Free 81r1 CK. Hartl 11• Of a scheduled game Wi olds & up. c11rm1no. P11r11 s1 .100. Estan"'a Monday ru'ght and I l!IOHTH 11.ACI! -«IO Vfrdt. 3 V!" " Kh4o 1 Pro (C. Smith) 4.00 J.JO 2.llO old•. Clalml1111. l"t.lrit nlOll. Cl1lm nC1 the has bee listed 8r1ss L1nd 10. Morrlsl 5.C ~.l'O Bik Ch price 11500. game n 'as a PaP11y Youchum (J, Ward) •.00 e amp Trvdl Ooo (0. kn1ohll 111 double forfeit instead Of 3 Time -46.13. LU(ky Sh:.fiilol!, H. Pagel 109 At'° r111 -Armed cash, Go Around. Mldnlllhl s Ill. Aot1r1 119 forfeit to Newport Harbor as Fleet Aullah, Go Flosila Go. Gyp Fff. Tr11lv Tri H (R. "B•""-tl· 119 originally reported. scrt!(hed -1 to Go, cam arow11.. r;,....A M • S ~t:J!T°"~1kui'Jl1~rtwrl ll~ Gin~ s1m. \.A..01-Cl esa S Um n er El TO<"O Pirklf" IS. Tre111.1r1l 111 This means that Mira Costa FOURTH It.I.Cl! -«lO v•rd1. J y111r McKnight, crediting his sue-NINTH •.t.ce -«IO y1rds. 3 veer High is the circuit champion olds. Allowance, Pur.e si..soo. cess to a trip to Europe where old•. c1a1rnl11Q. Pur141 2S00. Clalmlnll despite Josin1J its only game to T o wn1m1n Slrlp (E . h tudiedthel · tyl ol Prlc1 S7SOO. -~ G1ru1 36.00 11 .20 s.ao e s ore1gn s e Ho11rv van B•!i 10. Momll 11• the Tars. Newport lost to w111 s-IJ. w1rc11 .c.60 '·'° racing· , captured the five-lap Terrv SPl"'I·.<"-Croib'IJ ~'•'i' anolher foe and wi'th the Ml» Limits {J. Mlbu61) 7.20 band! main Frid B11nnV'1 ~{ (IS,:__!j•rfj Time -20.l7. cap event ay ~.~~~;·(A:~ 119 forfeit Monday, had a final Also ran -Al'• s111bl, Aruno Bir Oo. night in the speedway Dlloe'• Nh!lf', IA. ·,;a;1r1 i11 ---...1 f • f d '" Carol's OrNm, Assurld VllHe, Go Twig F1mlly Aff•lr 5, Trtliurt) 122 lt:l.U" 0 .,...J Or secon puice. Go. Tricia Trunckl•. motorcycle races at Orange ------------------------ S(;ratctitd -Ulla Wtr Chic, County fairgrounds. . "'l'TM llACI -<ICIO yns. J rur McKnight sped right to the olds & UP. Alt-P-'5000, front d U ••~---·• onvtn Ml" ti!!. G1n1> ""'° 1.00 4.00 an eas Y outu.t:ll.i:lm.."l:IU Mlrbl• Min CJ. Dnvtrl 160 2M Steve Gresham of .Van Nuys 5h.;~roc~"' .~~-Morrl•) '·'° and Mike Konle ot Granada Also r•n -Gt-ar 01ncer, Couiln Hills. Irvine's t ,,_,Moon was Edrle, OftktY 81111 &!JY', .......,,, LEARN lmlc, r......-i... .... llt .... s.11.t No Krllt hfl fourth. .... .. Sldtwofk to ..m111 I• 12 H .... SIXTH AACI! -•10 vards. 3 v"r Jn the scratch main event, 17141 645·7010 "'' • "· ""m'"'· Po•H ...... one of the popular Baat £ ENJOY CALYPSO SAILING 0 1•1 8randv (E. Gan1Jll • .O J.IO J.60 Foxr Nwac IH. Paoel •.20 3.60 lrothers., Mike, ceptured the ASSOCIATION Captain klx IJ. Wardl 1 . ..0 race by nipping ' ,,_, Shaw of Time -46.61 uo..•1 "New" Col 25's SI .II,_.. ho•r/holf dey Al'° r111 -Tris Fire. El Aref1, Too Fullerton. Bill Cody of Garden 35 loah e Newport o•cl Morl•cr def Rey Freight, Pippa W!n1, Vena1 Lindi. G-·e waa third. I S<r1tchtd -Survrn Lul11, HIYlkU, '"~ 1114) 645-7100 Of IZllJ 1Zlo4J • Plundo:r. A crowd of 8,971 saw the 16lJ w. COAST HWY .. NEWPORT ll!ACH SAILING . . . DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO Baseball Standings •• • ' • ., I I .._ (Ne~110 Ille Ancient M•rlner) 11•c • -• '-~ • • -P"en-,~oo~m~!'t~it~io~n:· ______ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nerte, P•ld U44.0I SEVENTH RACE -810 Ytrds. J yNr oldt & up. A.1low1nc1. Pur141 u.ooo. Nerclna <O. Morrt1J 4.41> J.60 2.80 L1ttl1 L1dy ACNlr (H. PIOtl 1.20 $.20 Arett (0. ClrdoZI) S.lG BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS! 1964 VOLVO 122 CPE. 4 e~I .. ' •ll'M'f. r1dit, l!Hlet' IOTS4t H1w rtd Pllnl b!~k lllllt~I. $877 1t70 VW IUG 4 cyt .. ' ....... rad~ lllltw tl710R. Oil '""" ut, •1kll Int. $1377 lN7 VOLVO 4 DR 144 • 01.. •""'· ,,,..... 1'9dl0, '"""" tlflll411, Wfllte e11., •nr Int, $1177 1910 TOYOTA CORONA 4 DR $1277 AMERICAN LEAGUE Easl Dlrulon w L Pel. GB Baltimore 72 52 .581 Boston 69 57 .543 4 Detroit 69 58 .543 4'h New York 68 62 · .52.1 7 Milwaukee 60 66 .480 12% Cleveland 53 75 .414 21 West Division Oakland 75 52 .59 1. Kansas City 73 56 .566 3 Minnesota 60 66 .476 14~! Angel! 58 66 .468 151,2 Chicago 59 68 .465 16 Texas 43 82 .344 31 l'rlll1r•1 Rnull1 B•!tln'IOf'f '· k1nNI City e Cltvtl8<'1C! 11, Ttlltt 5 Detroit '· Chtca10 5 Mlnnesofa J, Mllw1ukM O Olklend !, NIW YOl'k I Bolton 3, Allffll 2 TldtY'I e1m'9 MllwaultM (COiburn 1MJ It Mlnnesof• (Oe<:lt'tr 1·5), Otlrolt <Ptrrv 11·11) et Clllc-oo l81hnM11 1 .. 1,). N_. YIWk (Ooblon 7""1 11 Otklanct (Blllt' I•·?). Kansti City tlustry 12-11) 1t 81tllmor• I.Alton- dlr , .. ). Tl••• (llblly •11 •• CIMllnd (Tldrow 11).12). NATIONAL LEAGUE Eul Division w L Pel. GB St. Louis 66 62 .512 PH is burgh 61 63 .492 2% Cbicago 61 66 .460 4 Mootreal 59 67 .468 5% Philadelphia 59 68 • 466 6 New York 58 68 .460 6~) Wesl Dlvblon Dodgers 79 49 .617 Cincinnati 76 54 .565 4 San Francisco 70 56 .556 8 Houston 67 63 .515 13 Atlanta 62 68 .477 18 San Diego 47 80 .370 31\\ ' FrllllY'I ft"lll" OodHrl J, Phll<!defi*\11 e Stll Olt90 5, Monlrtal 1 New York 1, San Fr1nelsco o, 10 lnn!noi SI. Louis 5, Cll'IClnnetr 4, u llV'lint1• Allan!• l. Pllhburoll 2 Houflon 4. Chkqo 2 Tod•Y'1 ••rMI Ian Fl'IACIM:O 119rldlt"f 10-11) 1t Ntw York (SllV• •r 1Wl. SI. Louis (WIN 13-f) at Clflcll'll'lltl (~llttt 1 .. 7). Plll&Durgll (Aooli.1r 6-ll al Afltlltl (Morton 11.,), Dtdftni (Downing ,_n at Phllldf~~ 12..f). S•rc Olm (J~ 3-3 ., MonlrNI 1•12). Ch c~ AeuKhtl 12-12) ., Hou•torl lllltl'ltrd $.I}, Time -"5.44. Alto ''" -hr F1me, Red Chl1111er ear, HY orvy, tlttd 11.0bbl.. Rockat 1"t. $cr1lthld -Glbtrlno. '!IOHTH RACa -S70 'lll'Ch. J YHr olds & up. Cl•lntll!O-"urw suao. Flt!Y Gr1rld {H. CrOW()10.00 J.20 "° Flllm Alttt (C. 5mllfll :uo 2.eo Ml Pie IM. 81ckll) .S.90 Time -46.0I Alto ran -Full ~ Min, Oon kwr, 0'0111, Ctllldll'• II.ow, Mollltlt • S<rarcllld -C11Homla S.nda. •i ex•ct1 s -,lrty ... .., a ' ... ,lllh Altrt, p,tld SJl,tf l NINTH ltACf' -350 y1rd1. 3 'Jltr otda. Claiming. Pur1e $1,700, c o ur•11eo111 Kip (C. Smith) ~.60 3,60 J.60 k lc111U Lu IN. P•ttl•l 7.61 ?.60 81dger'1 lou {0 . MltCtltfU 1.00 Tim•:... 18.29. Alto r1n -Red tlte AOCtr, F•r• 2, lame l vnn. Ott«. low. Flgtlftll Chic, srretch.,.·ears. Coli Dan. Scr1tcllld -M•rktlt, J SJ, EUCtl 1 -Cf)j,jf...,.,. l(fp a I• -k/CIPV Lv, paid SI ..... Duck Limit SAN FRANCISCO -The C.lilomia Fish and Game C.Ommission reduced the lhnit on ducks by one throughout the state as it set dates and llmlls for the 1973·74 waterfowl season. The atate had been given the option under federal guidelines of eUber reducing the limit or cutting the length of the season by J4 days. The Department of Fish and Game recommended the change In llmil. , .. FROML8VI SOME.THING OW ... • • j ' •• tapered corduroy jeans. . all sizes, nmt colors. . . I ' • • : °''" "'°" ltlff ....... Students Lose Suit Saturday, August 25, iq73 DAil Y PILOT IJ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUCNOO'ICE •ICTITIOUI IUl!HISI •ICTlflOUS •UllNlll • l'ICTITIOUI l'llNlfU NA.Ml STATIMINT NA.Ml ITATIMINT NA.Ml l"fAT MINT ~~SI r:i.~tlCI PtrtOM t r1 doing 11\e tollOwll'l(I WWI I• doll!O bUllllffl ~fll' followrtlNt oerSOll f clofNt """'*' Bl.AIR COLLi~ ltol Newooorl ••: M· lll.L IROOKI IPH"P'Al"Ell HI.Ht;. Olvd .• c~·· .. ~.-II. nm ..... ,,._. JDHNIOM .. TIETt AUTOMOT'VE ING . lElt.VJCI \llti T•l•Vlr•. $tmac ...,.._ Oft, • ,,.. """ OESIGN L.T.O., IU2' lttaw004 Cir.. Mt11lan Vltlo. ('_.1 . CCll'jlOl'lllol'l.1._ 110l Newiiort llvd •• Cos-F01Jnl1ln Vllll'{, Ctlll. '210I Wllllttn Fraiicl'1 lroot:;1, 2'o01 Yft II Mtsf, ~-.I. 9"27, Ct.ilrl11 R. JOl'lnson. lli!l24 RM!woocl Tfll*t MlMIOft Vl1IO. Call!. 0 P oL Thlt *''*'' It tol'ldl.tClad by • «If• Cir., Founlalri V1Uty, C1l!f. Tl'lll bll•lne.w ls coriduc1ed bY an ,,.. ¥le.. . .. , 00r'tllan$ern C fl! Thl1 bllfolMtt Is condl.tClld bv 1n lt1· dlvldlHIWlllll"' P. ll'Mkt .I.-i..J · ~ !:A.~~!«t'Y dlvlCl\111. 11111 l1ltf"ltnf *'' 1tlld w-11'11111 COlln· -~ 'Yl!li ·sl1t~t w!l· ftltct-W!ftlfM~~ -('ha,.._ R. Jal\Mon -+-IY (;i:..: ~ Of.-iM '°"'"'Y Ol'I AilOUf;f 16, IY ci..ck of or,11111 cwri•y on AllQutl 1'-_ lhlt st•t•rnant w•s filed wn11 in. COl.lfl. 1tn ~ lt73. ---IV c••r11. -or Oi'•"9t County on Aug11tt u. C , ._11 P. SAN FRA Cisco (AP) A ,_,JSSJ \91' PUbl(1h8d Of"al'ICll N J -'I r • . -Put11J111td Or•nv• '°''' Otlly Piiot, . •·21• AUO..,.I 11, 25, I nd kt>ltmblf J, 13 $375 000 CJVIJ r i1rhfS damage Auaull II, 25, and St11lember I, , f, PIX>llihed Or1119e Coa•I 011lly PllOI, 1973 !SIS• • o 1m 256-1 7' A1.111u11 JS, and Sept1mber 1. I. 1$, suit , broug ht by three Stanford PUBLIC NOTICE 1•n us..-73 PUBLIC NO'nCE University students s uspended 11 "'" PUBUC NOTTCE PICTtT1ou1 1u11N11s f di Pt. g \ by l'ICTITIOllS IUSINllS NA.Ml STATlfMltilT or sru ID a c ass NAME STATEMEN1 ,,CflTIOUS BUSINESS Tht following l)e!'Jon It doln11 bvslnetJ Professor William Shockley. Tiii loHowlng ptfSOI\ b dOlfl~ business NAME STATEMENT •-' .. •s: ,,, ''"'TY AND INVESTMENT . . • •l: TM lol low!no per!iOfls trt "' .... . has been d1 sm1ssed 10 u s CA PTAIN FLYllR IGHT AIRCRAFT nuslntSl as: co .. ttl1 H1rb0r Polnl Cl•clt. H\;11 . . w ,, G ' ,, Al I w Sant• TH E JEWELR Y LINE. 1131 NIWo<lll llng•on 8Hch. c •. ~ 0. "ct ro~ A N • OU" rj)Or •Y· 91vd .. Colll M•S• C•Hf. 926j1 • Frtnk Vlnctfll Hale. Jr .... u H••bo• IStrl vuUrt. Anf, C11!fornl1 Robtfl II:. R11cft1, 2~1 V rq•nf Pl., p I I Cl cit Huntl""'lon BtlCll C1I h Mlch••I llrl1ri Lvnch. 315'2 Wiidwood ccila Meu. c~111. ~2626 ° n r ' '"' ' Judge C arles 8 1 Renfrew s1,, sou111 L1111un1, C•lll. 92117 Circtvn i... Racl!1, 2~1 vrroln!1 Pl., ~?t.11 •• 1 •• , '" 0 , 1, · This business 11 cQ#ldvc:led bY an lt1· r'ISta MeSA. C•ilf, 91&2! Thi' ttu .. n111 s c ....... ix: Y 1 -ruled against former Students dlvlduil Thil bo.lsl""s Is coni:l11tltd by • 11en~r11 dlvldual. . M1c11atl fl Lync:h D1rrner5hli:t. Frank Vincent H1t1, Jr. Don Lee, Abee Furumoto and This stati mfl'lt W111 iued wl!h int cout1-C1ro1Yn Rtcll l 1 c This 1111emen1 w11 fllld with ti!• coun.,· 1 Tiiis sttttm1n1 w111 fllld w 111 the oun· 1y Clerk of Ora!l(JI CountY on AUllUll • Kwonping Ho who claimed the 1Y Clerk ol Oringe County on Aug. 6• ty Clerk of Or1no1 Counly on Auoust 16, 1913 1913 19,3 ",,.,,. · · I led t,h e · r Pvblfslled Of"•not' CC>l~t D•llY Pilot. •-usu 1 ·.,, , suspensions VIO a I A119, 11, 25. and Sept. '· •• 1913 2.Sf3-73 Pubthl'ltd Ol"ano• CC>11I Dally Piiot, f'Utllfshtd Or•f19• CC>ISI DI ly 0. rights of freedom of speech A11<1u1t 11, 2s. ilnd seo11mbtr J;s !:i ~9~ust 2s 1nd itptll'nbtr' 1, 1. u. . . . PUBLIC NOTICE 1973 · us.t-73 and association and rights of equal protection of the laws. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE '" ... SUPEltlOtt COURT O• CAllFOllflllA AVALON HARBOR ON CATALINA ISLANO LURING NEW WAVES OF TOURISTS Onc1°1IHpy llland Paradl11 Now Facing Th,.at of Mauivo Chango COUNTY 0" OlllANOI! FICTITIOUS IUSINESS •1CTITIOUI IUSIN•St · CAllf NUMll!tt NAME STATIMENT NA.Ml STATIMINT THEY AND 0 T ·H ER AO 11113 TM follow!r19 perwns 1rt dolr19 Tht fo!lowll'l9 Pf"'IOlll •rl doi ng d • t led CtTATION Rt Aclo!lllOll business 11· bu1IM11 111: st u en ts l n e r r up 1" Ille M•tter oft~ Adoption Pellllon ol SOUTH . COAST HAULING, 1536 Dl!LANE'r'"S, l90Jl C1mpUS Dr .. Isle Paradise Lost? Cataliria Confronted With, Changes Practices Own Word DURBAN. South Africa (AP ) -Dr. Sergius Sage. 94, the author o( "Live to be 100 <ind Enjoy It'". marriL'<i for the second ti1ne. Schock' • · · ja S OSCAlll: WESLEY CORWIN 1 n d Stren•dt Ttr,, Corone dt l Mar. C~ll! Ora11111 County Airport, S•nl1 An1. ey S engmeer1ng C S GERTRUDE FAYE CORWIN, Adopllf19 9266'1 P.O. Seu: 23'3. NeWPOrl 8e1c11, Callfornlt hi heo P11rent$ C IU '2613 AIRPORT NUMllER ONE, • to condemn 's t ry On To DEANNE SUE CORWIN PORTER. 8James M11t1!ey H1rrlwn. 1S:J6 Serenfdl C11!fornit Cor~rallOll, 6'0 Lklo Ptr~ g t·cs that heredity plays a llY order ot 11111 Court, you are r.ereby TH .. Newi:iort Beach, cau1. 9266"1 Drlva. Newport 81ac11. C1lllcwnl1 ene 1 , . . d ied and required to appear person~llv Connie Rutledge H1rr!wn, 1s;J6 This bv11ritu Is bltl"ll C:ondllclad by • large role 10 1nteJhgence, par-c0ttcern!n11 Ill.I adOl>lion of JAMES Serenade Ter., Newpoll Be•ch, Celif. Co•porellon, . . , PATRICK CORWIN. 1 minor, btlD!'t 1t1e 9161' , AIRPORT NUMBEll ONE hcularly tnvolvmg negroes . 1uage of 1111s court In rne county 01 This busl n<>ss Is condoc1e<1 bv 1n on· F111ncls M. Del1n1y Judge Renfrew said that Orange. State ol Calllornl1. H the lllVldulll. S!')nMI: Prtlld•l\I · c'ourtroom ol Dei:iartment 3. ,00 Civic Connie R. H11rri~ri Tiiis statemtl'I flltd wl!h 1111 Couniv s ince Shockley's Vie\VS OA race Ce nter Or. WeU, S.nl1 Ana, Callfcrnla on This slalemenl was tiled wltll the Coun· Clerk of Oranne County on: 7-30-13. 8~ •ere not shown lo fall outside Nov. t. 1973, ar 9:15 o"clock A.M .. ~· 111a1 tv Cte<k 01 O<anoe Covniv on Avgust •· se11y J, e1rvsltn, DtO<Jtv county c1a1~. ~ dav. lllcn 1nd Ill.Ire lo sllo"' caute. 11 ilny, 1973. l'·UIS' STATEMENT OP WITHD•A«Al. the First Amendment and !be wily said adopllon 111ou1c1 not be granted 0 11 F-~1~1i Publ!slled O•ang• CC>I" Dilly Pilot, r d . 1 do 11 according to tht petlllon on Illa herein Publlsll..t Oran11e Coast a v ~ 1._"':.:.:."c'-'c· _"c· -"-·-'-'·_•_m _____ ,_.,_>" SCOpe 0 aC8 effilC l"Ce I • 11 you wls11 ro seek Ille fdwke 'ot 111 ~I-Augu-s l 11, II, lS Ind Se1>t~mDer ' the lrustees, the other de f en· lor111y ill IMS mtlttr, YOU sllfUkl 00 so 1973 2'59"13 PUBLIC NOTICE I be h ed prontpHy 1<1 ll'ltl you will ba 11roP1rlY --1------------danls, CQU d not c arg r111rtWflleO II the heiring. PUBLIC NOTICE with ra cis1n (or giving him an oa•ed JvlY 30. 1913 CATALINA !St,\ND -Buf· falo and wild boar roam its hills. A hundred species of birds rrolic an1id the flora. 1bere arc artifa c ts -0f an an- cient 1ndian civilization and romantic talcs of Spanish adventurers. "conser ved in its natural state.'' Muc h of the growth which will take place outs ide the city limits of Avalon will be geai-t.'d to public recreatio n and educational r e s e a r c h , Piltch reports. Some oppose planned con- struction of several htmdred co~dominium units -which priority with all interes ts here, and "we'll take what precau· lions are nec essary to check uncontrolled growth." s he says. What. of the futUre? SCIC of·,[~ijjijijijijijijijiii ficlals talk of contro ll ed growth at Avalon and at two harbors -a heretofore virgin region on the island's northwest isthmus. A residen- tial and recreational resort with a population of 6,000 is foreseen for this area. . W. E. ST. JOHN, Covnl y Cle•k acadenuc post. By Arlhur E. Kreger, Deputv Published Or1noe CC>lst Delly Pilot. AU9usl 11, 11, l.5 1nd September 1, 1973 2471-13 NOTICE TO caEDITO•S F•OM PAltTNl:ltSNIP Oll'EltA.TtHG SUPEltlOR COURT OF THE UHOElt PICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NA.Ml: STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOii! Ttte follow!ng pet!IOll MS Wlthdr1wn •s THE COUNTY OF O•ANGE I gff'1er1I p1rtner from tM p1rtntr11!!0 Ho. A-71027 Ol)er;Ull\O under Ille tfc:tltl-bu!!neu Estllt oF l.EONARO F. PEGG. OeceilS· n1mt of Old World Wrougllt Iron l They have written songs about it ~ toasted it with poetry. Much 0£ it is primitive, wild, untouched by the modern world. lt could be Calilomia's last frontier -if it remains unspoiled. CATALINA ISLAND is a 76- square-mile ecological jewel y.•hich sits serenely oul in the Pacific off the coast or Southern Califon1ia : only one square m i l e is com - mercialized. This is Avalon - up to recently a lazy ha_mlC't· by-the-sea, ho using a popula- tion of 1,500. The rest is undeveloped - managed by the S a n t a Catalina Island C om pan y (SCIC) fo r the Wrigley fan1ily interests who bought the island in 1919. For d~ades . Catalina wa.c; a hideaway paradise for y.•riters, artiste;, fi shermen, y achts men, games men, and nature lovers. Catalina Island is a 79-square-mlle eeologleal j e.., e I 11>hleh sits serene• l 11 out ha tlae Pa· <'Ifie. devel!lpers admit will ultima tely help swell the popula tion of Avalon to 12.000. Three such residentiaJ proj- eets have a lready passt!d 111uste r with a r egional coastal commission, which now assesses ecological impact of all surfside construction. ''Actually the entire island comes under the p e r m i t zone," explains Carol R. Fagot, an aide to Avalon's city manager. BUT MRS. FAGOT ins ists tQ.at "preservation" of the island's natural beauty is tpp Despite changes, Catalina Island will never Jose its charm for many residents. Oldtimers, like Hal Ritter - whose late wife Ema wrote of their family life on the island in her book "Llfe of Love" - \vould never consider moving away. THE YOUNG feel otherwise. High.school senior Leslie · Stout has attended Avalon's single school since t h i r d grade. He r father is a store owner, her nlother a teacher. During the summer, U!-slie works as a tour guide. "There are a Jot of changes, and most people Would rather have things as they are," says the teen-ager. "We love it here. But most of the kids want to leave after high school -go away to college. And a Jot of them never come back.'' tEARN'J SAIL THE HOBIE ./·· WAY -· .. ~"-~· ~-~ Hobot '' "fun-10-learn" piogr1m will have you Aliling 1fttf jult one st5slon of p!rlOl\lllled 1n11ruction, Oiplomts, too• H's your great ch11"1c110 get oft 11'11 betch, te.,.n 10 w il. and e•pet"ienct !ht 5pec:ial brand of Hobie fun . Aegi5ter 11 your HoDie de1ler nowt Only SIO ptr pel'IOl"I (ldults only, pteaseL El"iroll1n1nt l1mi1ed to 10 pei-cit•. Of Clll for more inforrNli<Hl. ~OBIECAT ... a \IV&y of llfe 10:30 ...... PUBLIC NOl'fCE ed L•mP'· 11 1"32 E. K1tell1 a ...... Or1nge, NOTICE IS HERE8Y GIVEN to Ille C1llf. 92662. creditors of 11>e 1txiv1 ni1med d&eedefll The flc:tlllous bl.oslntu n1m. Jtete,,...nt I 1Ull 1nit 111 persons hiving dllms 1galnst the IOI' th• Pilrlnershlp wn flltd on April '· SUP•ltlOlt COUltT OF THI! said decedent ire required 10 flit them, 1973 ln tt11 Countv of Orl!Wll. STAT• 01' CAl..ll'OaH!A l'Olt will! ttlt ne.;issiry voutllers, In tlll olfltl Full NI,,.._ Ind Addrus of the P'll'San TH• COUNTY 01'-OltAJIOli. ol lhe clerk ol lhe ibov• ltfl!Uled court, or Wlthdr1w'ln<1 : NO. A•ntM to present them wllll 1111 nec1s1ary Linda M1r11 Fome!ll, 22115 l.1 Qulnl1 NOTIC• OP INTIJITION TO Sl:ll. twr1, to the' un!Wslgnad 11 2JVO OrlV11, Ml~lon Vl1Jo, Calif, 92615 • . RI.AL PltOl"l!ltTY AT PlttYATI! SALE ~OOI' llouliwlrd. Su!lt 313. Costa Mes11, Signed: llndil M1rl1 Fonltlll Estllt of WILFORD J. HOGGATT. CA '2626 which 1• lt>e PlilCI of bo.lslnHS P·l6a2 O.C111Slld. of "the u~derslgned in 1111 m•tters per· Publhlled Oranoe Coast O•llY Pilot Nollet lJ hereby Qivefl lhft, sub!«t 10 lllnlno 10 !he ~t•le of Yid decedent, Al!Qust 11. II. 25 1n<:1 September 1. COllflr,,,..tlon b'I' the I b o v' ·I n 111 I t d vlllhll\ tour months irter lhll first publkll· 1973 2'61-73 SUOtl'"lor Court, on Septembef". 11, 1973. •t non o1 tll11 notice. 9:30 A.M .• or lhtrt1ft1r wi!h1n tl>e time Oi led July Jl, 1973 PUBLIC NOTICE 1UOW*f by 111w, 1111 undersigned, a5 Bd· Ed Ann Pf',lg Eaecuiri• mlnlstrtlor ol lht tst11!1 of Wiiford J. I~~ Wiii of the NOTICE TO CltEDITOltS H0091rt. dt<:Nled, Wiii 11111 •I pr/Vflt o bOvt n•med decedent SUP•tt10llt COURT O" THIE Ille to 11\t highest and btst ntl bidder on ROBER~ A EASTMAN STATE 01' CALll'OltNIA l'Ott the terms ilnd conditions hertlnaftt r ml!'!\-" t o ''''' No >t> THE COUNTY OF O•ANGa tloried •II rlgnt, 11ue. and Interest "' 21" Narllof" Bou 1v11r • · ' Wiiford J, Hog9ii1tl, deceased, at the time Cosl• Mes•• C•llfOl"nlll '262' No. A.·77021 o1 111$ dtflll Incl illl rl<Jhl. title, and In· T1I: 1714) S40-000 Est111e Of MAR'r' A. PFIRRMANN. 1eres1 th•I 111e estate n.s 1cqulreit In •d· a11ornev ,.,. 1!•1c1,1trh Oe~eased. dlllon to !hill of decedenl at the tlme ol Published Or•nge Coail tJalty Pilot, NOTI CE !$ HEREllY GIVEN IO lt>e Ills deil!l'I, Jn tile real prOPerlY 1o<;eted lt1 Augusl '· IL 11. ?S. 1973 1-'111 -73 creditor• of Ille •bout n1med decedent ---~1 lhfl all pe•sons having claims 11111lnst tt.. ll>t County ol Orllfl{lf• State IA Calilorni.io $aid dtcldenl art r~ulred to f!la fhem . defcr1bed lit toll0\1>1: PUBLIC NOTICE wl!h !ht nec•s,arv vouchers, lt1 1111 ofllc• An Undivided -·ninth ( 1191 lt1!trt~I in ol lh' dt<k of !he illKIVt l'l'lllltd court, or l.ot 21 In 81ock "E" of Rootrs :Addlllon lo N0T1(E°oF PUILIC HEARING to p•estnl 11\em, wllll the neceuarv Loounll llt11c11, In !hi City ol Laguna TO IE HELD BY THE ORANGE woucllers, lo the l.lllderEillnff 1t l7t0 Btac11, as 11\own on map 11\treof recorded COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION ON HarbOr BlvCI .• Suitt 313, CM!• Mesa, In flOOll; 3\, pages SI •tld S2. Mlsc"lllntou• PROPOSED .t.MIENDMENTS TO THE. Call!. '2626, which Is lhl place of bin!· Maps, rtc:ords Of Los ArtQtles Counly, ORANGE COUNTY ZO~ING COOIE r>ess of llW undersl11ned In 1111 mltltrs Calllorn!a. Pursuant lo lht Planning ind Zon· pert•lnlrtQ 10 the' esi.te of uild dececlt t1I, Tiit prOPerlY Is commonly rtfetred to lnq L .. w. as ilmt ndt!d. ;uod •Jrder . ol wltnll'I four monlhs afltr n.. flrl! pt,tbll· as JU Third Strttt, L1gun11 Be1c11, Ille Ora11911 Counry Plann1n11 Ca;"r1mh 51on, catlOll of this notice. C1llfornlil. t1otlce ls 11treov 111ven rhat ii s>ubtk hear-Diiied July 31 1 1913 TM salt Is subject to current l11wes, lno will be held by •aid Commission on a Auousl Edward PflnTl'llnn COYH11nu, condlllon5. r es I r I c 11 on'• Pl•FI prOPOSll'IQ 10 amend Sec11011 71.021 01 Exec11tor of 1111 Will r11ervat1ons. r1111111. rlghh of w1y, and rhe O!"ll'l!lt counrv Zoning Code, as of tile aboW named dectdent H.strl'ltfl!S of r«ord. amended Or1nge County. C111!Fornla. llObtrt A E1striia11 Blds ar ollers •rl fFIV•fl!d tor this prop. Said lmen<1ment Is de~l11nartd EXH I· 21'0 H1r.;... llvd .• Sllllf )11 ttty and m1,15t bl. In wrillng and wlU be &IT 1:i,.13 and Pf'OPOHS to: Cotta Mtsa, CA tWf racelvtd by J. L1wrenc1 Judy .it the ol· •l Add tile stlpulat1on 10 the Zoning Code PlloM: {71t) s._... flee of B•rrtes, ScMg, John!ion t. Ken-that '"Y ct1.1n11e ·o1 zone recommended Att-y for 1x1eutor Mely, ~llorneys !er said admlnlstrttor 11t for tPPf"OYll by ttlt Pl1nnlt111 Com· Publlslltd Or1nga Ccinl Dally Piiot. 4525 M1Q.rthur Boultv1rd, NeWPOrt mlssloo bt found con'11ltml with lht 4\lllUll 4, 11, 11, is, 1973 2M>2·1) fle1d'I, C1llfornl1 or m•Y be Hied with tne Orini e County General Plsn, 1t1d cle-rk of uld Superior Court or delivered fb) M.iokt minor proceaur•I ch•n11e1 con· PUBUC NOTICE • to J. L1w'9nCI Judy personally, 11 1ny (f'tnlng cl\4ncies o1 lone. A19111t 16, 1 t7J Zane Grey penned many of hls western s tories here. Movie mermaid E s t h e r \Villiams escaped pursuers through underwater caves - and for a time , St..>cret Service men underwent .training on Catalina's rugged outback. H 0 81 E 5 p 0 RT 5 C E NT E R time 1tter Hrsl publlcatlon of lhl1 notlct 1 ·n•ted br. Orangt ;;ounly Bo<1rd ~1 1------------- B. D and btfor• miking 11ld Pit. S n• lsor$ · 1 ns.n e e Thi property wlH be 9okl on Ille follow· uf!{d public htarlng on ~he abOV. pro-NOTICI TO CttlDITORS Oom ln lvorces )41t5 Pulffc C005t Hwy., De11 Polit, C11if. 714 -49,•1151 Ing terms: c1sh or part cash .illld part -pl m be held al 1:3G p.m .. or ill SUPl!IUOlt COUttT 011' TH• cr9dlt, tho terms of well credit to bl IC• an w ol Stplt"r'nbtr STATE 01< CALIFOlll:NIA l'Oll Cfllflble lo the undersigned Ind to the soon !Mretlte-r 11 possl "· ""' THlf COUNT'r' 0 1' OftAN•IE l __..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!..isuPt<lor CcM.wt, 1~ of Ille imount bid 10 4, 1m In the hearing 1nd meeting 'oo:" No. A 7"" ' 111EN CAME THE tourists. They laid their baggage at small beachfront hotels on Crescent Avenue, fished orf the pier, and lolled on the san- dy shores. To Ille chagrin of some long-time local residents, Front Street oom- merce mushroomed -giving some or this area a Coney Island appearance. Not Law's Fault But aside from a three-hour inland bus tour, visitors (and even most is lande rs) were literally Jocked off the "back 75." l\lost s till a re. Motorists must purchase a y early paes key at the cost of $SO to open e lectrically controlled ~ates and gain access to r o ·a d s outs ide of Avalon. Officials s ay this restriction is to preserve the wilderness and cut down fire hazards. Others charge that the island company protectors discourage traffic lo help maintain strict control over their investment. RUDY PILTCIJ, resident plaMer for SCJC, says his company intends to keep up 19 80 percent of Catalina Island ' SACRAMEN')'O (AP) - A liberalized divorce law isn't responsible tut the fact that more California couples are calling It quits, s t a t e researchers say. The 1969 Jaw allo\vs California marriages to be dissolved on pounds of ir - reconc ilable differences a nd s hortened the' waiting time from filing to final decree. ONE SPOUSE frequently had to l'ICCUse the other of s uch things as mental cruelty for the split to occur under the old law. The. 1969 law erased such grounds from most marital splitups. The slate Department of Health said the new Jaw reduced coollicls inherent in lfte trauma ot divorce, but did not add to or lower the level of marital dissolutions. The news release walh,based on a paper prepared by department demographic researchers. •'C ONTEMPORARY American marriage remains what it \VBS, to become w hat it will be," the paper says. It added that a high point in California divorces and an- nulments occurred during 1970 and 1971 . y.•he n a total of more than 221,000 were granted. That \Vas about 45,000 more marital breakups than what might have been expected if the law had not changed, the paper said. Dr. Robert Shoen, a Depart· m ent of Health demographic researcher, said the upsurge, however, was apparently the result of two things: "An in· crease in the niµnber of California couples remaining in the state to file for divorce instead of going to neighboring Nevada and (2) lhe shortened dissolution waiting time which would not have been granted -in 1970-71 under the old rules. IBWPOBT BITSUI &BBIVBS at 888 Dove. WE'VE ARRIVED.IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE, THE MOST UP-TO·DATE SERVICE DEPARTMENT -THE BEST, TO BACK UP THE BEST CAR BUY. WE'RE PROUD TO BE IN OUR NEW LOCATION. VISIT US SOON ! ~lE\,JfC}f(T DATSUN IBIOOVEST. I LEASE All models avoilible under sp<eiol11o<l l<asi111 plan - check the 2'40Z • Slve without buylf11. •NEWPORT BEACH• Pllone83J.1JOO CJNN 20 ACRES OF COOL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH MOUNTAIN COUNTRYr ;-,, ----..;;;;:;: ___ _,, ~ --------------~ ---==-- ' ' <t .. 11"-llC:""L'""'!;• ................. \'C'•" 11ecompi1ny the offer bY ctrlllled checli:, of the Oringe County Plinnlf>QI Comm '° E1t111e ol JAMES N. STAltBlltO, 1nd 11111 balance to be Pilld on con-lion, EnolnMrlrig 8ulklln9, MlO CIV'!c Ctn· ~••led. llrmatlon of !tit Hit by l~t Suptrlor tar Orlve Weit,, Room 168, S1nl1 Ana, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN to tflt Court. T1xes, rtnt1, OPtfttlng 1nd Ci1llfornl1 11 Which time and pl1ce all crld!lors ot the atxwe namad dacedenl m1lnttntnct tllpenses. and premium• on per1ons tither flYOl'fnQ or OpPO$lng ••kl 111111 tU persons having clalme agalMt JM lnWl"IFICI eccep11bla to · tho purdlesa' proposed plan wlll bt ht11rd. 11 ls re-said. decadent ire recw!red to-flit -!Mm, Wtl be pror1t9d n of 11111 dlte o1 Q\lfti.d thll any wrllltri 'HPOllSt to tllb wlttl ft1e necessilrY vouchers, In lht omct recordln; of CCl'IV'llYlnct. E••mln•llon of puDllc notice bt wbmltted to the Plannlr111 o1 Ille clerk ot tt>e above 111tlllad court, ~ tttlt, recording of OllllvtYllnce, lr•nsfti' Oommlnlon prior to Illa l!Nfll'l9 d11te. lo prtMl\t lh•m, W!tll Ille nacffMry taxes, Ind 1ny !Ille lnwr1nee POiiey 111111 COMl"C.IANCI WITif THE CALIFORNIA YOUcfll(S, to Ille Unclerllllned 1111'1 offlct tit fl Ille expense of Ille purclMIMr or •NYlltONMIJITAl QUALITY ACT : o1 lttr 1ttornen, SIL8Efl.T t. $1L8EltT, pur<:hasers. Tiiis prolact It c1teoor1c1111y ex•A'l91 %01 w111111re Boultv•rd, su111 "4. llt¥et· The 11nderslgnacl rllef'YtS tha rl1111t to from the rtcJUlrerntnls of lilt Ctll'omlt Jy Hlll1, C•llfornl• m10. w!lleh 11 the rtlKI 1ny and all bids JW'lor to 111try ol Envlronrnentill Qu•lltv Act of 1970 11nd. place of bllslMSs ol the undersigned 11'1 all 1n wdtr conflrmll'l9 1111 Ml•. tlltrtf«t. • IF! Envlfonme~l•I lmpllCI m1111ers ptrlllnlri11 lo !ht est•!• of w[d DATED; AIJllUSI 11, 191l. Report 111• not been Pl"IPilted. decll:ltnt, wltllln four month$ tllel" !he Jllmes A. Burgan FOf" fUrtl\tr dttall1 rc;ardlngi said pro-Orsi publk•llon of this rlllllce. 1$ AdmlnlttT1tor of ttit Esltl• po$td Pltn, •ti lnltrHled persoru. .,,, In· Oiled August t, 1973 ti !ht •bo'<t-ri1mtd decede"t. vlled to ct11 ill ttlt offlta ol Ille Or11ng1 JACQUELINE OOLORES STAlll tltO IAIN(S, SCH&•, County Pl1nnlng Commission, Er191neerlng Extc:utrla ol thl Will ol JOHNSON & K•NNIOY 8ulldlng, «IO Civic Ctnltr Orlve West, Ille 1bovt nil/'led dKede!'ll, I)' J. LtwrtMI JUd'( fitoom l}I. Santil Anf , Calllornla, where SILllltT & SILRllT tSU MMArtflW 11\<il. Sllcl Pf'QP:lltd PllFI rs on flll •nd av•ll•ble •r: Al•n D. Shlllnt•n P.O. 11x 17" !or public lnspecllon. t .. 1 WHslllre llYll., Svlte 644 Htwport leacl'I, C1Hf. '2UJ Stuart W, 811Uey, Assls~ant 118"/'lliY HUis. Ctlll, tttlt T.i: (714) t7t.ft00 Director and SecroJl·"Y lo Ille Or-Allor!llYI tor l1ac11trl• Altomeys 1111' P1tltl-r angt Counly Plaririlng Commltslon PubHshtd Or•ng• Co.1st Dilly !"Hot. PubHslled Orang1 COl11 Dilly Piiot. Publlthed Or1ng1 COis! Dally Pllcl Augul! 11, 11, :lS Ind September 1, Awust 2,. "· 31, 1913 2661-73 AUllU!f 2S. 1973 • 26"11·7311913 1506-13 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE O';r;.~~t.1£/</T OF l .. E TllEA!.:U.t\Y Of~IC( Of fiE'/E.lllU[ Si--!Afio::C. 19f.0 PENNSYLVA NIA AVE, N,VJ. WASH!NGTOfj. 0.C. 20~26 !Ml TAXES'" """"~ ~f t"••loi!.,...<1>0 ..,.,,.,.,. d•d tt•• l•lil•t>Ff'I ol Re""''• S~•'"'V fu~ •flio<:t .,,. tu l•vc•1 o! I'<"" ,... ... f'<t,on'/ O'<•O 1$ ,.,,....,.1<•GPl'I· 0 ll!OU<:tO •MOUNTO• 'UI INC,!•SE (;• • M.\JOA I•'(. 0 ~o ;:r•icr or1 TA.KIN<.~ \H! Cl~.ltllCAl•:lll fll~•N ~tl.l IMl•..:1 ..... 'rt " 'lt1llJ\!IC'I s s s s s s s s s s THE CiO\IEnr.:ME NT o• COSTA •'IESA CITY llAS USED HS R£Vl NUf SllAF\IN G t AVMHlf roR 111[ r£1!10D BfGINNU~G Jan. 1. 1972 fNOING Junr 30 , 1973 IN THE fOl lOWING MANN(A 8AS£0 UPO.NA 10TALPAVM<NT0f $ ]98,014, ACCOUNT NO. OS 2 030 004 COSTA lltS A CITY CITY lllJIAGE P. P. 0. 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Before Cameras Plays Colu111nist Broadway actor Keene Curt~ JM!rtrays a ~o.Iun;i,nist ln a pilot for the new TV series The Mag1c1an to- night at 8 o'clock on NBC, Channel 4. TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS KCET ED 7:00 -A Tribute to George Gershwin. This concert of Gershwin music features the ?.1or· mon Youth Symphony and Chorus. By JAY SllARBIJ1T NEW YORK (API -Tho audience, maybe 300 or so hardy souls, began filling the seats of CBS' Studio 41 here' while Jose Perez was telling James Coco he was sorry he quit and that he'd like his old job back. "Okay, thank you very much . That ends t he rehearsal," said Ule voice on the stud.lo loudspeak er. Cameramen relaxed, the cast took a break and a prop man made a final inspection tour of the set. All were working on the sec- ond episode of "C.alucci's Dept.," a new half-hour series about the inhabitants of a state unemployment office run by Joseph Calucci (Coco). The series. which begins f Sept. 14 on CBS.TV, is good for 13 episodes. according to its exccurive producer, Bob Precht. If it clicks \Vith viewers. more episodes prot>- ably will be ordered. THE CONCERN of the mo- ment was to have good, crisp performances in the day's ef· fo11t. It. like all ·13 episodes, would be taped twice on the CBS IJ 10:00 -Model of the Year Pageant. I Cybill Sheperd, a past winner (1?68), will _crow.a the lovely girl chosen as this year s winner in this 90-minute special. same day and within the space of a few hours. '"Ille first show is essen- tially a dress rehears a I, although we aJways tape it and may edit parts of it into KTLA U 11:30 -"The Sky Above, the Mud Be- low." Thi s documentary about primitive peoples of the world from 1962 is narrated by William Peacock. NBC O 12:30 -"8~~/' Marcello Mastroianni stars in this 1963 Italian drama from :Federico Fellini. TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening AUGUST 25 (R) '1ri1I of tht f111t1id1e Oni" m I Sflci1.1! TIHI $CMJ NitdlUI Siio• Comedian ScoeJ MitchlH stars 1n his own hour special. •lld his guests include Buddy Hackttt, sin1- er 01mit1 Jo, su11r Ra, RobillXln S:OO 8 Anl1111r World "M1s1! Riddlt'" <1nd the "'ntriloquist !Niii of "''°" B Tht Adftntllrtt' & Freddie. oo s.,1111111 rrtttnts m C1t•11plOM111J wmt11q fJ (])al ABC's Wide Worf• ol fE S.ltsi•1 loys' et• ,......_ s,arts Ui) Pttlllier (JJ[§l lfm Sl)Tntro del S.Wt OKlnC11nWiP TJMI aJMm. Clmlc: (at) .. ,_. m lhvil: (Zhf) "£.nt Sid .. Wttt lride" (com) '48 -Bettt D1Yis., SIM" (drt) '50-AYI G1rdntt. 1:30 B ()) lrid11t lMI lnil (R) 11 t..1111 st aw 1111111 o Morie:-(90) "Cit llrl"' (hor) '57 8' Ctnby PllC8 -Balt>lrt Shelley, Robert At;res. m •N oo euldla11 "' ,.... ort1w1 l:lO iJ !'ti let 1 Secrtt •I S1skltchew111. a oorn .... o rn mh• ,,... -cRJ 0 Unt.1•1d World EE! Fil• felblf'I "S1b1, ~b1" 9 Mttle: (C) (2hr) "Di1111" (drt) 9:00 B 00 Miry r....-...... 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BROfHER LOUIE Foreigner. A&M Stories, Buddah 4. ALLMAN BROfHERS 2. LET'S GET IT ON -BAND -Brothers & Sisters. Marvin Gaye, Motown Warner Bros. the regulars on it. '----------" 3. DELTA DAWN -Helen 5. DIANA ROSS -Touch Reddy, capitol Me in the Morning. Motown "\Ve're so glad you ctune." said Miss Taylor, Bologna's wife as well as writing partner. "We love our show. It's a comedy, right? Enjoy yourselves. Oh, and go see my husband 's new plicture, 'C.Ops and Robbers.' '' THE REGULARS and ex- tras -16 in all -began tak· ing their places for the open- ing scene. The set was in two sections. the main office aod Calucci's office. Both looked authenti~ld musiy a n d miserable. The studio grew quiet, save !or the gentle whirr of air-con- ditioners. Two o v e r h e a d microphones and 1hree color television cameras s Io w I y moved into place. 4. TOUCH ME IN THE 6.' JETHRO TULL -A "You're only 22 years away MORNING -Diana Ross , Passion Play, Warner Bros. from your pensions." Motown 7, "DEEP PURPLE S. LTVE ANO LET DIE -Maclllne Head, Warner Bros. The show's six scenes were •. GRAND FUNK 1 h dela Wings, Apple v shot1 in seq1. u~~ wtest betw ys 6. SA y , HAS ANYBODY RAILROAD -We're An o one to ive 11•110 em SEEN MY SWEET GYPSY American Band, Capitol. segments to allow for aet ROSE _ Dawn, Bell 1 9. DEEP PUl\PLE - changes -only two were 7 . T H E MORN I N G Madeln Japan, Wanler Bros. needed -and lo ready cast AFTER -'Maureen IO. SLY & THE FAMILY and cameras for tbe next McGovern, !Jllh ~lllWY STONE -Fresh, Col!llllbla scene. a. GET DOWN -Gilbert During the breaks, Bologna O'SUllivan, J..oa4on ;...__ COUNTRY SINGLES came out to chat with the au-9. LO~ ME ~ A dle11ce. One young man asked ROCK -Paul Simoa, Colum· !. EVERYBODYS H A D if the unemployment office in bia THE lJLUES -Merle Hag- ilie show was modeled on a 10. FEELlN' STRONG.ER gard, Capitol. real one. EVERY DAY -Chicago. 2. '.I'llE CORNER OF MY "We've sort of modeled it Columbia LIFE .. ~-Bill Anderson, MCA after the one at 23 rd Street 3. 'IF T E A R D R 0 P S and Sixth Avenue," Bologna TOP LPS \VERE'. PENNlES -Porter cheerfull y explained. "That's Wagoner & Dolly Parton, RCA J\:fV office." I. CHICAGO-VI, Colum-4. SLIPPIN' AWAY ~ - Coco _ a friend ly, rotund bia Jean Shepard. United ~rtists. man in his forties _ faked 2. PlNK FLOYD -The S. Af'R. LOVEMAKER -h Dark Side of the Moon, Capitol Johnny Paycheck. Columbia puzzlement w en a woman 3_ CAT STEVENS 6 . y Q U • V E NEVER ALWAYS COME BAcK Jody Miller, Columbia IO. LOUISIANA WOMA N. MISSISSIPPI MAN ~ LDretto Lynn & Conway Twitly, MCA EASY LISTENING' I. SAY HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY SWEET GXPSY ROSE -Dawn, Bell 2. DELTA DAWN · - Helen Reddy, Capi tol 3. LOVES ME LIKE A ROCK -Paul Simon, Colwn· bia 4. MY MARIA -)l.W. Stevenson, RCA s. CLOUDS -D~vld Gates, Electra 6 YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE -BELIEVE . .1 N HUMANITY -Carole King. A&M 7. GET DOWN -Gilbert O'Sullivan. London 8. LOVING ARM~.,._ Dobie Gray, MCA ~ 9. HOW CAN I '"-LI. HER -1.Dbo. Big Tree ·;;:• ID. LIVE & LET !>lo> - Win gs, Un21rt & Apple "Action-business." the floor manage r intoned . The thes- pians, motionless until that order, immediately came to live and created a remarkably real illusion of the morning rush ror unemployment bene- fits. praised his singing in a BEEN THJS FAR _ Conway Broadway musical. "You want Twitty, MCA Liz' Girl to know if I had sex with R I f Cl 7. BLOOD RED & GOIN' who?" he asked. It brought 0 e 01• U DOWN 4-Tanya Tucker. HOLLYWOOD (UPl l the house down. HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) -Clu COlwnbia fl.largaret Blye will p l a y The plot centered on a young Puerto Rican employe, piayed by Perez, who abruptly goes nuts during a bureacratic squabble over· paper-shuffling. He screams, tosses papers in the air and quits. G I I ed aboard "'lcQ" 8 DRIFT AWA Y Elizabeth Taylor's daughter in THE SHOW went smoothly. u agers gn n · ed It had the earinarks of a which stars John Wayne and Narvel Felts, Cinnamon Paramoupt's '' As h W · winning series. But the cast,_:FA~d;ie;Al;ii;,berti;;,;~atiiiWiiiaroiiiiiiiieriiiBrosiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiii9iii.iiiiiDiiiAiiiiiRiiiLiiiiiiiNiiiiiiGiiiiii~Y~O-U_l~·~nesd-=-a=y=.'=' :::::::::::::::::::::::: won't know until November -1 • when networks usually renew **********':* or cancel -if their ,, eas1"ly the best PAC1"1C1'H•A ., wiemployemenl olfice will re-a a • • -•V•·IN . "HOW CAN you quit?" Coco main make-believe or become mOVl"e 50 far th"15 SUPIR SWAP MllTS the real, wretched McCoy. PaMlfJ ._.. .... ,_, Y. ear'' -S1eohenF••ber PfefKsl ........ O .... I • NEW YORK T1MES~'°'1'-. :'{:." let.I Sllft.-l•111 to4"" ..,., ltARllOll •LVO.DrtM·lft subsequently asks h i m . "HEAVY TRA,:flC" IXI "WHAT DO YOU ~A.Y TO A NAKED LADY?" ORANG&.,;.;;.," iii Wher9:t1*-.youin'6Z? . 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'· •• :· .. ., . •• , . .-: •• •• .. , ~ ~ • .. . . ~~Glenn Mil·le-. . . Saturday, August 2S, 1973 DAILY PILOT Gone But His .M.usic Lives' On ••••• . 'l ... . " e,'~: By BAL BOYLE !>.'"• ' :{·~,; ~YORK (AP) -Nearly ·.:;;,~ years after hla death, the name lhd lame ot bandleadcr -Glenn Miller rcma!iliftatly allve, a musical legend that , ,dell"' the changing years. '·' · The orcbeslra he founded in 1 ' 1937 •UJ! bears b1a name and 1 is 1Ull at the forefront of America's few big dance bands. '. '.. • It had become the most ', · :p;opular organization or its kind when Glenn, a ln>m· bo,niat, i\ut down his baton to 1 take up another as a captain ' in the U.S. Anny. Promoted lo '•·'major, he was reporU!d miss- , • . ing on a routine flight over the ·' :Englllh channel on Dec. 15, 194.f. Neither the plane nor his :. · ,. body were ever fQUild. . • Although lhe United stales '. "'· ls a hWTY·Up counrty with Its "" '_.attent.lon on the future, not the •''-jlast, nostalgia often finds a . • .ready cash register here: So It .. I . . has~ out .with the f llenn "FEW BANDS really have ond devised the new sound the same theme s ong, new stuff, too, just as Glenn the 'Ille," said Buddy. "I "PAPll MOON" INl .... Miller story. The flJIS'.' ,at11J their own ldellttlylng sounds. that made his band famous. It "Moonlight Serenade," and would ii he were still here. started at the age ol ll." 'MAN WMO LOVIO CAT DANCING' wanted bil music. • t Among thole that do are Herb is a reed sound, based around about 75 percent of Its You have to. We now appeal tQ Buddy bas the dream that 1 Alpert's, Duke Elllngton's, the clarinet and four saxes. It numbers ls the music Miller the young fans as well as the stirs many men in his field. /") f OU""' AIN 'IAU I 'r REVIVED-BY the mnsl· Count Baatt!s-and Guy Lom· is mo.re than merely nostalgic. played, including.-such hits as 4Q.and-up group." Some day he'd like to develop clan's estate after the c\ote oJ bardo's. Benny Goo dman , It Is a romantic sound, and "ln the Mood,'' ·~string oI The band plays 340 concerts a 6rand·new band sound and .,.~J. World War II, the 'GleM Artie Shaw and Tommy therefore has a fresh appeal to Pearls." "A Serenade in a year, travels in its own bus, make 8 fortune under his own "NIGHT WATCH'' CK) Miller Orcht.atra slowly, Work· Dorsey were more solo,lsts. each generation." Blue." and "Tuxedo June-and makes 300 or more miles name. A man always wants to .t.uo edits way back to lhe to~. "Miller was never a soloist. The band sitll has 18 Uoit." ... a day between jumps. da more than carry on another "LICilND OF d ' I . d HIU. HOU51 .. In Its third postwe.r director. ~l~le~w:•:s~a:__:sk:il:led:..'.o:rc:h•:•:"~":'°~' __:m:e:m:be:rs~·~·:•~i:n~M:i:ll•:r~·s~a~y:·, -~"B~U~T'.,.".W~E..'.P:'.L:"A'._'.Y_:a~ll()lot..'.o"..I .".'h~c-_'_:'So"'.m'.'.'.'.'_e .".m'.""".''i."'ci."'an".:s..'.c;/la"..n'.'._t .".ta'.'.'k'.'e 1 ~""'~"::'.'..'.e~g'.:en::_. ---:---~-========:::::= Buddy DeFranco, the band 1_ bas found a talent which rivals that or the found er himself. TB.II, blue-eyed and fri endly, Buddy started playing at the age oJ 9~ and for 15 years has been many times rated in musicians' polls as the No. 1 clarinetist lo the natil>n. u1 only met Glenn briefiy," he recalled during ~break al the St. Regis Roof, "here the band is concluding a successful engagement. "He was quite "strict, but,,.tways a gentleman." 1 Ezplalnlng the ~·s en· during appeal, DeFr8nco said: This is the Of'!e they're talking about! if:· SEE IT ~ AGAIN AND AGAIN NOW! ORANGE COUNTY EXCLUSIVE! ··interes ting, thril ling, and ver)' f.unn y ... 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V·8, auto. trans., factory ai r $ 2 9 8 8 conditioning, power stttring, power (disc) bra,kes. radjg. · i..ater, w~llew•ll tires, tioteii ' glass, wtt?el covers, N~. 'ZDX872 r ... '70 FORD Ltd 2 DR. . VI, 1uto trans., factory air conditioning, power sttering, power (dlsi;) brakes, radio, heater. 53lAPL '70 M RK Ill V·B, 1uto frans., factory air conditioning, power steering, power (disc) brakts, power windowi, pow!( se1ts, radio, htater. whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers· .No 90JACX $2088 - NO BETTER FINANCING ANYWHERE .. .. " ' " " .' ' • ' . ... .. (567231) Stk # 2867 FULL FAl;Y..EQUIPMENT- MARQUIS --10 PA55.·5TA. "WAUON DISCOUNTED · O'i-WlNDoW STJCKH ~1111 (SU,!l SAViNGS SAM,ll) Stk.2512 COMPANY CAR "f'1VINGS! 1973 LINC. CONTINENTAL FOUR DOOR SED. WITH LESS THAN 2000 ACTUAL MILES '· ' .ONC::E IN ·' ·E·A·S·l·N• ILUllHNATE -THE -MIDDLI MAN · LIFETIME SAVINGS ON BRAND NEW tt\O.DEL ~fl'~· . ~ .. ,. 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Ryan by Al Smith • by Dale Hale ..... . -·- by Ernie Bushmiller HEY,JOE-·I . 8FlOU~HT THE DYNAMITE 'YOU OFlDEFlED TODAY'S CBDSSWDBD PUZZLE ACROSS 51 Coura• 62 Spac lou1 and 1 Without a•P• orn•I• 6 Cygnus 51 Be servile 10 Long·tailed 58 Ane.tomlcl l ro dentt patMIQI 14 P!1ce i111 row; 59 Emer1ld Isl• Vv. 61 F1th1r of 15 G!r1'1 name lv1n It 1 e Room to •wing 82 Study 13 JIPIMll 17 Menolhlgh premier ""' M L1!rt 18 Unit of volume es Goea u tr1y 1i Open v11HI 6e Be•lde• 20 C11erac11r11t1c• IS7 Salute 22 v1111or 10 Parle 21 Sudloeae DOWN monetary untl 26 Had !11th In 1 NI CI 27 Slfetstd 2 Swan Q«w.Jt" 31 TL'ff 3 Hallan coin 32 ShOl1 prsyer " E•ulve 33 Tr9ded 5 Predttermlne 35 Thi M'9ct 8 Smell drlnl( 38 Male,._ 7 Court order 39 F1t1ol 8 NeGtllve disple&&IJl'I phra1e 40 Aoertu•• 9 Those with 4 1 Elect. unit !mate 1alenls 42 PhHe 10 Oe!lower 43 Ow111ing 11 Having a leg in 41 Good: French 45 0 PP0Hd 12 Flavor •uthorlly 13 Sp!ll\ed horse 4 7 Time perloO. 21 Perched Ye111rd1y'1 Puule ~olved: I 0 L T • H I ' ' s 23 Become 42 Stoup corroded 43 A sense 25 Alblfl&o1I 44 Pianka fi1ld cenler 46 Wat spongy 27 Tur11;1.n le1der ground 28. Compress 41 Steeple 29 Find t1ull 48 C1f1 patron 30 Put oll 49 Weatherman'• 34 Bahlnd wood 35 Olsguttlng 50Slr191r_ 36 II not Vaughn 37 Tokeool 53 Slone; Sufhl mourmog 5$ FIOWl!lr 39 Most hOldl!'r convenfent !'>6 Belnq. So. 40 Keep longer 57 Ce!alogue 111.;iri 60 Ftench- •~aected: 2 C1naQ111n words negahve , • JUDGE PARKER AH\ 'I GLAD TO SEE '1'0U! I'VE BEEN TRYING EVERY- WHeRE TO REACH YOU! MISS PEACH !(AMP KISt..L..Y 'Di: M1" '4 t.. j Ct..lh'IC. I !CJ DICK TRACY SAY, i1t1., PIPN'T YOl.l HAVIS A DENTAL. APPOINTMENT THl5 AFTSltNOON? - DOOLEY'S WORLD ISSOON MI r:t~D rf IN Ma:tr_ (&.L RGAD '>t><l ncr llll>R'I OF "ALI MIU ANO '1J4> 'TNNU TJ//GY'Ii$,. SALLY BANANAS \ ~au. STR'INGe A>R-;ONS, flo511, So'Tl<8~1iNP &<>AO! I SM a CLeV•R UNOeR-l;JHO CliReS?. ... (Ja·111 CoVeR SP'!l/\JG ijc;er;r1· /'....., . . IMl•IN ...... NoPU . GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS by Charles M. Schulz ~~~~~~~.~~ l'EfT~ fAU. MIEB'. OH, Yff, IJIAT J.ifi CO\AODN'T" FINP MY 1teco1t~. HE SPINT 50 MUUI "TIME LOOKING-l'Olt TMJM, MY APPOINTMINT WllS WSIO UP. AINWAV, WCJUt.DN'r"«>U LG -OFMIS~E ANO CAVlAR?' YOU KNOW DllT SMITM DOU "nil-Ill by Mell • Pll~ONAl.t..Y, "t THINK TMJY WI~ $"TOL!N. FOi!: NATIONAL.. SliGUltlTY ltliASoNS,o •• -I ' ' by Roger-Bracfflelcl • by Ferd Jahnsan I'M BUl~DING A SAND&ox : by IRoger Bollen THE GIRLS • Ii f! !l I • ll ~· 'I '· ~f 7 ' l J ' '• ' ' "I don't mind at all going straight borne from movies these. days -our husbands art 10 much better looking lhan tbe 1 leadlng men." • DENNIS THE MENACE • ~ I l : ' ·' ' r ' ' I e I . . , ' I h ' , • .. . • - i• ! t ' ' Announcemer61 • • •••. soo -S24 -.... ........ ,9S0 .990 looH & Marine ~ 900 • 9W f~ial .. ..... 700 -799 •.• 200•299 ,,,100 ·124 .. "° -67• •• IOO-149 • Saturday, AtHJU't 25, 1'73 The Bluest Marketplace on the Oranee Coast D~ILY PllOI CLASSIFl·ED ADS You £an Sell It, Find It , Trade· It With a Want Ad J (642·5678J One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval DAILY Pllai' ~J Moblle: Hom. 1or w.. . . . n.s • "" ,.,_,.,, . . . , • . . • . S2S -549 .................... IS0 ·199 Reol btate ~al. . . . . 00 • 199 tttNol . • . . . . . . . • • JOO -... Sthool. ond lm!ruc:licin . , . 515 -599 5.tvir:n and llpoin • , , , 000 • 6'9 fron'PO'tation. . • , , . , • 915 • '49 ~ORf.A~-~ (. "°"'"'"S•lt ][~)[ HouseslorSalt: J!~J [· ttoi..11fMS• ]reil Hous•sforSll• Ji-1 [ Hou11sfOfSlle 1d1 dilly & report 1rror1 immecfi1 t1ly. The l . . . . -~ _ .~ ;·mmmmm;;.;;;;1.,:;iiiiiiiimmm~-~-----;:~~, JE!!2:~11G~eiiniieiir1iiliiiiiiiiiiiio;;,:iiiim;.;Gjiejinjierjiaji1 ;;;;;;;;;; General General General HcMet for Salt [ HouMtforSllt ' &e .. r•• I ;& ... r.I FINANCING AVAii.AiLE 45 '/o SOLD OUT IN 1 D DAYS! ffyoo.'re~a ======== * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * NEWPORT HEIGHTS Much so ught & seldo1n f-0und.-<ustomized family home. 2 Bdrms. plus complete guest house. Family rm. \\'it h frplc. & wet bar, open· ing off enclosed palio ............. $59,500 338 HOLMWOOD , SAT./SUN. 1·5 HARBOR VIEW HILLS Ideal community for a grO\\'ing fatnily. Schools, pools & green areas. Well designed PortoCino, 3 bdrms., 21ft baths. dining rm., brkfst. area & famil y rm ......... $78,000. HARD TO PLEASE? Your search is over! 3 Bdrms., 21/2 baths; gleaming hdwd . firs. A sunlit pool in a serene garden setting. Be ready for school. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,500. OPIEN SAT. 1·5 1612 LIGHTHOUSE Lo\'t'ly 4 BR .. llrofldnMX>I' 2911 ALTA VISTA The only rettlly ex1..-eptiona l \slue in Enstblufr, at $59,500 for 4 BH . & fu n1. nn. -v~cant, 111ay have in1· , mechatt' occupancy, 1111 TAHUNA IRVINE TERRACE \\'onderful view -exct-pl ioua) 4 BR. ho1ne in TI P-TOP CONDITION. PLEASE CALL 675-3000 cm1i.u ,\ 111:.\l'lf llE.U:I'\' I~('., 1 E'>' _11 IQ i,75.]I)~ J General Gener el DO YOU BELIEVE NEWPORT BEACH? A private wooded lot on CHERRY LAKE in area of qui~t, exclu sive homes. Reserve for your PRIVACY 00\V! Open Daily Pl1c1ntia Ave. at Wiison ORANGE COUNTY APARTMENT I . EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, 547-6791 I ~ii~ Half gone in half a year and the rest will not last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport Beach development of condominium homes, built·in clusters around handsome courtyards. * 675-5930 * 3629 E. CoHI Hwy. Corona del Mar CASA DE SANTIAGO LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS BY THE SEA NEWPORT Bl\ACH 1; Gener.11 General ; ' ... ,- , \. . • • JlJo ~~fe LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. famil)<.rm., or 5 bdrms .. with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec- tacular view! Waterfront living rm. ,vnh step-down wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000. ' LOVELY cu stom 5 bdrm., 3 ba .. Lido Nord, on spacious 4-0 It. lot. Pier & slip. Adjacent lot also avail. for sale. $295,000 1 BILL GRUNDY, REALTol 341 Ba.yside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6~61 Gener el I Generel . , I I 1947 PORT CARDIFF OPEN SUN. AF'l'ERNOON. Best buy in Har· bor Vie\v liomes -custom patios, landscaping & interior decor. O\vner n1ust sell! $65,900. ·Mary Harvey I : PRIME LIDO ~RD LOCATIO]'I " OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5. 210 VIA LIDO NORD . Pier & float, will take 50' boat. 4 )lR., 4 ·bathsi expansion plans available: Immedt.. ate occupancy. $185;000, Katru-rP Rau!stqn EXECUTIVE VIEW HOME 2-Story charmer. Rich wood & brick frp!c,, 4 bdrms., formal din. Foqnl in secluded gar- den. OPEN SAT. 1 TO 6; 36 19 S W LANE. Marie Bush OPEN SUN. 1·5 ·LOVELY VllWI 1534 ANTIGU.$. WAY -DoverShot'i;s. Loe, ly custom bit . 4 BR. home on comer lot. n. rm., fam. rm. w/wet bar & tee $139,500. C. Tennille ' OP~ SAT. & SUN: 2-& . Enjoy this unfurpassed view with us, m recently rede!rated home -park in drive't'aY at 2727 OCEA BLVD .. CORONA DEL MA~ $175,000 I t TU TLE ROCK HILLS I Just reducedt Exceptional value! 'Wresident,.. 4 BR. Outstanding view. SEE FOR YOUff. SELF. SAT/SUN. 1-5. 18691 PORTPFINO IJR, $89,950. Paul Quick , I ·. ~-LOVELY LUSK HOME • SWEEPING I 4 BR Pretty home. Courtyard enliance. 1'g~ pools1ze corner lot for family recreation. :I Car garage. Best schools. $89,SOO. le Harriett Davies ' NEW OFFERING IC you've waited for right price for Bluffs condo w/g~nbelt & bay view, herel 'tiS; Super 2 & den for only $69,500. Jim MpUer CLASSIC BALBOAN -BAYFRONT Cparming 4 bdrm. home designed for fun & entertainin2. Large covered PQrch to enjoy spectacular.:view -pier -float ~'sandyb~ach - best bay buy at $162,500. Bill Bents l CAPl~RANO COUNTRY ESTA'tE !·AC. Hllllpp site on private road. t:ntry. atmosphere. Horses 0.K. Near Marina. Love- ly cust. home . Lots of trees. $95,000. 2'12 Adjoin. ac.' avnil . Geo. Grupe , FIRST TIME OFFERED "BLUPfS" ' ' Paging couples for immac. towrihom14. Pro- fessionally decorated, upgraded carpets & drapes. Terrazzo entry & kitchen. A little gem. $63,~00. Muriel Barr PRICE ·REDUCTION 2 Bdrm. home in Laguna Canyon on 3.S ACRES. View with privacy. Horses perntltted. Now priced at $72,500. · llAYCREST'S BEAUTIFUL BARGAIN $84,500 • This Ivan Wells home has Jlixury. Lg. formal clinlng, 31h ba's., ram. rm. 4 Gen· crous bdrms. Come see! Mary 'Lou ftlarlon 133-0700 _...,. Coldwel~Banker .......... 644-1430 ' -550 Newport Center Dr., H.B. l I Eight superb models. each a masterpiece of lux~ comfort. convenience and quality construction. Sundecks, fireplace, wet-bar, elegant Master Suite, Sun-Liteo kitchen, private enclosed double garage. Recreational facilities include heated swimming pool, lighted tennis courts, sauna, therapy pool. All exterior building and grounds maintenance provided. Satisfy your curiosity-see Newport Crest today! Two, Three, illnd Four Bedroom Condominlam Homes from $62 1995 ~ ... Financing Available at 73/4 °/o * I • ""-• , From PlKlftcCoa!t Highway µ,~,.,..,..., and Superior Avenue (Balboa Blvd.), drive up Superior lo Tioonderoga, and directly to Newport Crest Information Centre Tek!phone:: (714) 64&6141 Sales Orf Ice open dally 10 a.m. to sunset * Typical convenUonal financing of 30 year loan: Cash pi:lce of Plan 1 $62,99.5; dov;'tl payment $12.69S; 360 nwnthly payments of $361.00 {prin- cipal k interest) at 8~'/o Ai'lNUAL PERCENT- AGE RATE. Gener el Gener el General ~******************~ SUPER SPECIAL-BRANO NEW Choice of two of fine st 4BR, 3BA homes in Newport Beach-Spacious interiors, super location OPEN DAILY 1 TO S PM, STOP IN & SEE 1801 SantiegO Dr., N.8. 1600 Harrow Place, N.B. l"'-i. . 645-7211 UJ11U~211733 WESTCLIFF DR. ~ NEWPORT BEACH ~******************* Gener el ". EXCLUSIVE ••• Executive home! Ultin1ae in privacy & decor. Lovely gardens provide l'xquisi!C' setting for unique pool! Qf. fered at $54,500 in Santa Ana's r in es t residential area. Walker &Lee Rllt llTITI GREAT INVESTMENT $25,900 Not a condo or on ll'ascd land. Ifs a great little 3 bedroom honie \•>Ith llC\V cru·pcting. fresh paint. and huge yard \\'ilh alley access for boat or ('amper. The loan is as· sumabl~ \\'ilh total paymcnls $200 monthly. Put your ex. tra cash 10 \\"Ork \\ith this great investment. Call for more information, 847-6010. OPEN nL 11 • IrS FUN 70 BE HUI ;~, .~111. THE REAL I ESTATERS * CORONA DEL MAR 2 COLORFUL COTTAGES * [v11~,_"==&eo.J Horses OKI Excellent area for kid s. Top 3 bed1m., 2 bath In Santa Ana tll'ights. Family rn1, fireplace. Dining rm. $36,500. brk 540-1720. Rare o!fering o! ocean side o! the hwy. prop· erty of two houses on one Jot, live in one, have income from the other. First time of· fered, at $89,500. CORBIN· MARTIN REALTORS Call Anytime 644-7662 pe;()L °HOME ·ASSUMABLE LOAN· SEE USI Huntl119ton Harbour Condo Near new baehelof unit with occRn view. New furniture i n c I u d e d . Recreational facilities, \\•11.lk across J-lywuy to beach. Vncant. SUrnmit offer. Owner \\•ill le11se (or , $11}5 per month. Asking selling price is $24,000 phone 637-9101. For lhl! right home fot_ )'OU. Complete oolectlon ot tiom.. NEW 4-PLEX $111,000 ' In ""' beach orea. NO FINANCING HAUOI YllW HOMIS PROBLEM llALTY Seller "'Ill 1upport tln"nclng! US47101 BeautiM ~plex vacant 11.nd ready for that flnt owntr MESA VERDE tax adv11ntage. Submit land BR. 1'4 &\. VJ'reshly t:Xchangts, commc-relal or d(!(Orated. llUITy -this one units In thls area.. Call Red \\'On 't lnsl at $,17,500. C.rpet. Realtors 546--9640 YEAGER REALTY, ~ (open evenings) MESA VERDE * BEACH DUPLEX * Destroble .f bedroom on Block to W•ter cul--de-Mc, tp't!at location , 2 only $15,9.Xl ana only l0% Rc{1l cul\11 , I ~ Bdnns. down. HURR.Y. Can t\Od ldcal ~~~ey "~;}11r . .catpet, Roal!.... -CAYw'ooo' R. EAL TY' ,(open •"!j!inpl ,1 Fas! results are just a phone call away • 642-5678~ TAR"ELL General Gener el HARBOR VIEW 110.l\'lES ONE·OF·A·KIND MONTEGO 4 bedrooms, family roo m. formal dining, creative decor . You 'll Jove the landscaping, Priced for you at $74,500 BRING YOUR SWIMSUIT ... when you move into this immaculate 4 Bdrm ~ family room Harbor Vie'v Home-next to commuruty pool & park. Includes : Wetbar, 2 fireplaces, w/w shag & many other extras. Submit your terms. $11,500 ISLAND HOME Scarcest o! all • Hardest to find -Nicest to own. Water· front/pier 3 bedrooms, family room. 1sland location. You own fhe land; 80lJC avail. at prime rate. PRICE REDUCED $5,000 HARBOR VIEW REALTYt HOMES NEWPORT BEACH 833-0780 INFORMATION ON OTHER HOMES AVAILABLE 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms-2 or 2\it Baths. Formal Dining Rooms. Pool, Sauna & Tennis Courts. SPARKLING NEW-MOVE IN NOW ANXIOUS-MAKE OFFERS EXCELLENT TERMS Real Estate Consultants 1S2S Superior-Suite 3 Newport Beach (714) 64S-323t Gener at Gen1r1I MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES -·' LINDA ISLE First o!ferin~. Custom home by Ru)qn Hodges, designed by Herb Brownell. Wannth & charm prevail in the rich walnut ,& teakl paneled LR, DR & FR. Lg. master suite w/fireplace & dressing room.. 2 fam. Uy size BR's + lg. work ·room. Will 8"" commodate lg. boat. $255,000, Evelyn Gray 642-8235. (F20) THE EARLY BLUFFS Front row view! Spacious'l2BR, 2 batb- DR & private dining patio. Secluded sylvan setting. $67,500. Ron Sherman 642-8235. (F21) EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Convenient location-near library & park. 3BR home on lg. lot. Good potential. $32,500. Polly Johnston 64U235. (F22) 32' LIVING ROOM Beamed ceilingsi sunken marble tub; walk-in closets-Elegant Big Canyon liv· ing. Barbara Gothard 642-8235. (F23) TURTLEROCK VIEW HOME across from pool & park. 4BR/FR/DR. Must sell promptly! $99,000. Laszlo Shar- kany 644-6200. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 19001 Glenmont Terr. (o f Edgehill). (F24) SHORECLIFFS-A BEST BUY Immaculate 3BR/FR home w/formal din- ing area. Priced for quick sale @ $97,500. Cookie Allison 642-8235. (F25) CAREFREE CONDOMINIUM Newly listed Blu!fs beauty near pool & overlooking serene greenbelt. 3BR's, 2\it baths-lush cpts. & drps. Owner anxious. $77,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (F26) CAMEO SHORES A.lagnificent panoramic ocean view. Cus- tom 4BR, 3 bath, den. Immediate occu- pancy. $115,000. Jack Custer 642~235. OPEN SAT. & SUN 1-5 p.m. 4545 Fair· field. (F27J EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Attractive small home on R-2 lot. Excel· lent transportation nearby. $39.950. Su b- mit offers. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. ( F28) COUNTRY CLUB LIV ING On the goll course-Big Canyon. Custom home-new 5BR/FR/formal DR. Profes- sionally landscaped. Ready to move in. $190,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. #2 Royal St. George. Harriet Perry 64U235. (F29) A CHILDREN'S BAYFRONT PARADISE Magnificent SBR (4+mald's) -good fi sh- ing -good swimming -p ier & float. De- lightlul entertaining areas. Separate mast- er suite. All Harbor activities at your door. Tremendous value at $229,000. Jack Howell 644-6200. ( F30) EXCELLENT VIEW LOT in Big Canyon! Overlooking 17th !airway. $80.000. Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. (F31) [Irvine I IOI Dower Dr~ IM2•1HI 1144 •cArthut l<U·llOO Nft1*t 9Nc:h,C1lllort1I• 12113 II Rood WIJlt od ... ~ In--* 541-12'0 * .....,..., Cla"ill<d Ads ...... 642-5678. ''-------------------------.. .:__:::::::::: -. HM"forSlle 1[!11~--"'-'*~ ]~[ _,t«S•o ]~ [ -Ht«S• ]~ [ -•t«I• ]~ i -flrl~ ]~( -~.. ]~ [ -t«S. ·1 ff) [ -™SIM 1.;;.--~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~1.;;;;;;;;;;~---~~1~--~~iiiiiiiiiiiii~~ 1_0_..,. ___ r•_l~---~-o-e_n•_r~•-1_~--~-i-G-•~"'.;;;..;r•_1 __ ~~~~...;;o~ ... ""'r~•~l-~-~--i;;o...;;•;';•;I;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;o...;;;;•;••;I;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;j o.;:;;.:"~e~r•~'~~~--~t;o;;'";-;'';1;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;°";;;"";r;•;l;;;;:;;;;~,;;;;;;-lp,j ' * * * * * * * * * * * * IRVINE TERRACE • VIEW Lovely ocean vi ew on Galatea Terrace 1n tx· * TAYLOR CO. * Heritage Collection :~E:~~f~~n~; ~rS~IS!y!~i~ NEW-IN "OLD" CORONA gantly decorated & beau1lfully .constructed Real pride of ownership In thla new duplex. ASSUMABLE LOANll home In a prime loc1Uon ......... •188,800. Builder's own home, an architectural trend· LOOKING l'OR A LOW INTl!Rl!ST LOAN? HARBOR ENTRANCE setter. 2-Story beam ceiling in LR. Me:iza· See lhis lovely 3 bedroom/family room home nine li brary. Mslr suite w/frplc & balcony complete wilh shag carpels, fireplace, buUt· Olde En1ll1h styled hlU1lde home, overlook· overlooks Spanish cciurtyd. 3 Bdrm & 2 BR Ins and lots of extras. Present 6~% loan ing the harbor entnnce In Corona del Mar. units. Really Choice ! $149,l!OO. ca n be assumed or new financing avail·· Magnificent view of all the boating 1cttvtU11 able. Full prico $33,950. CALL ~1111 at the harbor entrance. Rambling 2-level LINDA ISLI! BAY l'RONT-$1'5,000 home with 3 larfle bedrooms, large down· Excl usive island of boatin& offers the ulli· TRANSFIRRED 1talra paneled family room with bar & wine mate In preatlge living. Private teMls, ARTIST M/LEAVE . Talentedly dec'd. s BR ~Jar, lnllmato book·llned den: 2 lari• sun· beach and security entrance. Architect de· townhouse. Spac grounds w/beaut pool & decks. See 2301 OCEAN BLVD., OPEN 1lgn in thil lovely 4 bdrm home with llbrary, landscpg. Lots of trees, ocean breeze In HOUSE Sunday 1·5. Only one of a klndl form DR playrm & 2 wet bars. Pier/float. quiet adult only community. Perteet loca-.............................. S298,500. 8 LINDA ISLE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-6:80 tlon near Newport Back Bay. Priced only AP'ARTMENT SITE HIGH ON A HILL-$125,000 42,500. CALL 546-SllO d 220 x 105 In choice S1nt1 Ano locatlOll Bran New 1 Ready fDr f.0u to occupy,. See CHARMING TOWNHOUSE Reduced for quick ,.1,. Now $20,000. thll large 4 BR home n Spyaian today! MOST POPULAR large 3 bedroom/dining Fam rm, formal DR & huge rumpus rm. Circular stairway, 3--car gar. Jncl. land. room model, patio! double garage, bltins, 7 1WIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN 1-5:30 clubhouse & 3 poo s. Besl of alf, no yard work. Lowest priced big three at '24,300. IRVINE TERRACE-$172,500 CALL 540.1151 You'll LOVE this fabuloua view of the ocean, jelly & boating activity. Plus custom qual-NEAR SO. COAST PLAZA ity-bu ilt 3 bdrm home. Walnut paneled FR, MUST HAVI QUICK SALE. Adult occup . formal DR & S baths. New "'una, 3 ' fr. 3 BR, 2 BA, w/lrg kit., brick Cpl & beaut places. BeautUul pool In !rt courtyard. cover~ patio. Huge cul-de-sac Jot w/many 1935 SABRINA TERR. . SAT/SUN ~-5 ::JO fruit treu &, rm for your own garden. Own- LUXURY ANO QUALITY-$225,000 er leavlne •late. Offered at only $32,l!OO. A jacuzzi large enough for .the entire fam· CALL 546-SllO Uy & a grea! covered patio for entertain· TALK ABOUT SHARP! ing. 5 Bdrms, FR, lge DR, 41h baths & 3-YOU'LL LOVI THIS! fine 3 bedroom, din· car gar. Alr-cond thruout, Abundant marble. ing, 2 bath homo complete with bulltlns, flre- Finest constr. Land Incl. Dover Shores. plac!, •hake roof, new crpta & fresh paint. 1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 lde81ly located near shopping. Room for LINOA ISLE-$265,000 your camper and boat. Asking only $32,800. · A new offering! One of the most charming Hurry! CALL 561151 & friendly home• on the island. 5 Bdrms, MESA V"RDE RAMCH STYLE FR, formal DR & 4y, baths. Llko New. '" " Beautiful Kitchen, great storage, wet bar. BIAUT. RAMBLING 4 BR .. 2 IA. on••tory Fine localion on lagoon. Pier/slip. By appt. home . Heavy shake roof, picturesque atrium, lrg mod klteh, family rm, beauf carpeting IRVINE TERRACE-$189,500 and paneling. Spacious lot on quiet cul-de· Beautiful view of ll~hts , ocean & Catallna. sac close to new regional park. OUered at Call today to see lhIS lovely 4 bedroom 12 only '49,l!OO. CALL 546-SBIO mstr stes) home. FR, dining area, den w/ wet bar, 41h baths, pool & 3-car garaee. NEWPORT BEACH BEST BUY BIO CANYON COUNTRY CLUB ON THI! WATER-For $87,500, now vacant. Perlecllon thruout ! Beautiful landacaping ready for Immediate occupancy. ljoa\ slip on estate-like site. Customiz ed 3 BR home by your front door. Spacious 2 BR 21h BA. (incl 2 mstr stes). Fam rm & formal DR.-Gorgeous, convenient, private. CALL Mo-1151 Lavish lurnlahlngs incl. Pool l jacuzzi. ROOM TO RAMBLE Offlco Opon Soturd•y & Sunday OVER 1100 SO. FT. IN MliSA ViRPi for "Our 21th. You" only $38,500. 3 -Big bedrooms, 2 baths, huge bonus room with room for pool table. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Lots ol privacy with low maintenance. CALL 2111 S•n Jooquin Hill• Rood 546-5110 ''Overlooki'1t 119 Canyon Country Club'' NIWPORT CENTER, N.B, 644-4910 0. .... 1 General ERITAGE REALTORS HARl!IOft COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E, Co01t Hwy .. Coron• dtl /,\or MS.llln1 R"I &1t1tt In Newport Horbor Sine• 1944" 673·4400 Gener el Ge .. rol PRESTl<;E WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Linda Isle Wotorfront Custom 4-bdrm., 41h bath home on lagoon. Fully gfirif!de~~~nd kitchen, ~aterfronl famu~2~~~J&i Linda 1,1. Waterfront Lovely 4 bdrm., 4i,<, ba. home with swim· mini pool, pier & slip. panoramic view of main chamel. Lge. fa mily rm. w /•pace lor . billiard• & lamUy dining. Waterfront formal dilling l Uvlng rm. 5275,000. Lindi lilt Waterfront Custom 4 bdrm., ~ bath home with view ol main channel. Soft colors. rich wood panel· lne & S frplcs., give a warm intimate feel· Ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, sltllng area, view decks .. : ...... $295,000. For Complete lnt.rm1tlon On All H...,., & Lots, P111so Coll: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boyoldt Dr ••. Sulto 1, N.B. 671-'161 ·dt~~ i~o~ •• ~.,;.1;==::'::~==;0;::,::n,::,.;:1 ::===::::/ C.EColcswm·Ihy&Co.-Renltors SCHOOL DAYS o_e"-:-;~-U_M_E -,o-v.-IOCEAN VIEW DISTINCTIVE HOMES VA LOAN 3 + Gueit S25,950 UNIVERSrTY PARK FORMER MODEL HOME All the extras you could Imagine. S Laree bedrooms, mHler suite with open beamed ceiling & fireplace. Gourmet ktlchen, fami- ly room \Vith \vet bar, overlooking the pri- vate, exposed agaregate patio with ample, field1tone planters. Automatic •prinkler sys· tern & aas BBQ. Close to recreation center. tennis courts , pool , picnic area & parks. Fully Jir-conditloned. You own the land. 969,500 · BIG FIVE HARBOR VIEW HOMES The first unit of Peppertree Homes In Tus· tin is nearing co1npletion and we have a limited number of 2 Story, 4 BR homii left. Make a deposit now and you can move in be· fore school opens!! $45,9'0 and $46,ttO with gu1r1nt1ed lnter11t r1t11 Models open dall y Crom 11 to 7 at Myford Rd. and the Santa Ana Freeway Yil•br--,.. ( MIMNlwl Ttltphon" 544-1012 2•< 'I-(/\1 ,-·1,:11 1 111,. . ·: 4 BEDROOMS P1·ivnte elrat!IU' atreet: or line horn". P•in< and save Z·STORY th o ua a n d s . Swooplna ''•·ACRI LOT ground• wit' room for bollt. t • 3 bedroomw i n c lu dlni NEAR BEACH hide-a-way ma"cr •ultc, separate guest ff1clllty, \Vhere tllle OOU!d )'OU ftnd clen \Vlt11 sliding glass door this c o m b I n a t Io n ? A 10 25' l'ntet1aincrs patio. beautiful home. neat/sharp Breathtaking vte\v of rnn· throughout, in move--ln OOI\• Yori ind blue Pacific. BET· dltlon. featuring tonnal di n. T E ii Ii u R R y r (... a J I 'w1·ft/l',h ~~I ft.IJ f.am!ly baroolm 643-0303, t urep ace and 3 I 11. S itu ate d on quiet cul-de-sac, in a r e 11. t neiihborhoocl, on h11&e lot v.ith 11pace for pool, boat. camper, etc, Close t o schools, bike trail, beacti and ahopplnJ. Price 146.!IOO. Pl••1t phone S4&-l313 for IOKl\I I Ol\11\ t.' t_ ~ Move In for sc hool. Spacious family home, featuring 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room with fireplace & wet bar. Eating area In the buUMn electric kitchen, plus separate formal dining room. S Car garage. lllnoas forces reduction of $2,000 -now $84,500 And not leuehold. By appointment, ple.se. info. 1-----------"'==-====I 0,.,N11Lt • lr'ltFIJN YOIE NICl l Qener1l NO DOWN VA NEWP'ORT BEACH CUSTOM BUILT Built by the owner /builder to his own high SOUTH COAST PLAZA 1tandards. 3 Large bedrooms, ta1nily room. Super t\\·o sotry 4 br/fonnal formal dining room. Tastefull y decorated dining & drn. f\vo. tlrepl11cM th. t H h k ool Low ma1'ntenance • \rt't liar -rwn~ll1u: I ruou · eav y s a er ·. · rgL'ous tile flonr11. C1·eat Jandscapln& a n d a completely fenced nc 1· hunlly hon1i" 1 n 1 20 x 40 heated pool. Built-In gas BBQ, Prlced,_....t-"'mopointo. tor the market . . . . . .. . . ....... $52.SOO. -- C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS ~U., ~ . - "OVIRLOOKING THI PACll'IC" REALTORS "' Thi• cu1tom buUthome exem11Ufles Southern .j LIVI IN THI ILU,,S ·Live In tho pni1ttslou1 .BLUFFS. Now lll>tn!IH tile entl')', new e&rpet1 A drape1, ple111nt tlNplace, tarp homey kltchon, ! bedroom•. 2fl baths ri1ht on the lovely 0Aenbt\t. Out ot th< belt I MUOO. 844-7270 . INVIST NOW CdM DUP,LIX Ben.utltul n11tlc 12 l>f:droorn, open boam ~lnro with chtimlna: bric t flrtplact bulltln ldtehen In UJ\1 front untt, JUST BEL~t. COM· PLETED, to )'Qll. can pick ~'Our vw·1 1·o!l'lrs a n d carpe11. S Bedroon1, 2 ha.th. coiy nrcplRee, b u i I t in kitchen. Jle1t location in Old Cot'OM t'lel Mflr, J:9"1,500. 844-7270 WllLCOME A SURPRISI C 0 MPLETEL\' 11pan.ded CONDO. 1\vo ator')'. 4 Btdroon1s, 3 blth1. brick firepll.ce. lllt'&e co u nt r y kitchen. Close to everything .. riool, 1e11nlt, ,.Jub! shop- plna I achool1. $34.950. 844-7270 Callfomla Uvin,c. All re~woOd ~ glass to compliment the 1url'DWldlng hills. Unexpect- ed interior gardens. Sunllebt & blue 1ky tUl the house. &,000 1q. ft. Includes 2 muter suilet, living & dlnln1 area, gourmet kllchen, 3~ batha1 2nd lever tor -recreation or addi- tional bearoom1, wetbar. Spaclou1 gallery •paved with authentic Mexican Ille. loner courtyard with pool l jacuzzi. Handl!>me redwOod decks. Exquisite detailing through· out. $310,000. · "SOUTH ~GUNA" I 1 lmmodlate po11ei1lon ol Ibis 3 bedroom, 3 bath r11ldence, south iof1tl(hway. Leue op. Uon available. Must ulll '94,l!OO. I "LOW LOW LIAllHOLD" Enjoy the mos\ dealra~le area of the mutts. Lovely expanse of greenboli. Oversized tree . •haded patio. Large dining area. ()pen beams ln every room . ' Bedrooms, 3 balh•. Steps to pool. Bright & open teellnC through- out the house. Lowest leasehold m Bluffs. Offered at '67,l!OO. OPIN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 "CRACKER JACK" Our Hottest Value! Cuper sh4rp 4 bedroom, 3 balb. Open beams. famitY room, deep shag carpeting. Room for boat or camper. Prime beach location! Priced by anxious owner at $79,800. Auume extsline VA Joan. Hurry! "HILLSIDI HIDIAWAY" Super Hot? Fantastic 3 bedroom phis guest house overlooking the Dana Point Marina. Spectacular View ! Unllmlled potential at $198,500. Owner !lnancine at lerrific terms. Call now! GRUBB & ELLIS CO. I ' ' Sl!A l'OIU!VER Realtors \\'atrh the bo·i·• ~· •1!!.)' and I 67 hwrbor li•hll by "igh1 from 1 S. 7080 . your o,1·n livin;-1·00111. The 2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona dtl Mor l,'L\'[1 1AT I:,; , • ~· t: E O\\ ·er.<.ihi11. lu.,.urr on·the· I ""''"'"""'-• ... •O..,,,..-...... -,;,.,..;,!!!!!!. :rt I · :n<.-r 1 iv1 •1'~. ~ l:1·rlroorn.s, 2 Gtntrll I G1"tr1I ' ba1h con<lo ;.1 (lrcstigious --'-'."".;:.;.._____ "'"'"'-'--"---'---- arco. Pool . .,,. •"> guan1. 'ONLY $25,950 EXCHANGE·SELL bon l s1lr1 ovl\ll:1hlo. CHAN- NEL REE~' CALL FOR appoin\1ne111 $9J.OOO. •! , .. .ftlr thi' J BR. 2 BA, 12 Apartntenl~. i\1 a n y hua:• 20'x22' rumpu1 ITl'I,, 11ternaUve1 to tinanctnc otw CJ'J)l11. Clost to Eitanci• o.nd ownflrt hlp. 844-7270 WATERl'RONt CONDO This lovely 3-slo,·y end unit ha1 tv~rythlng -c\·cn a BOAT SLIP. Ultr3 n1odem kitche n \Vllh ::ill n c \V b1JUtln1. Attractive stone nreplace, 2 Bec!roonis. 21: Badu. SUNDECK over look- ing the V.'ater. ;\II this can be l'OU"' ror $86,500. 644-7270 Whon you ll1t with UI, YOUR HOMl 11 adv1rtltMI In M•"'• for Livine m19•· zlnt in more thin 900 oro11 • and cu,. tomer1 1r1 11nt te yo 11 11 rtftrr1l1 from our °"''' 710 11flll1tu of NMLS. 2UI I , CN•t Hlw1y CorOfto dol Mor • DOCK AND SHOI' Hiah. Priced unde r ouirkr:t. 11fn..v Trnde Uo11·n for smaller . _ units. B •·CK BAY • OUP.LEX M•> Trad• ror Lind 1ult1bl1 " for 3 to 5 uniti. % 9.R unlta. dbl det. a-ar. on li1'1l! 'fl 'xlOO' lot in countcy atmosphere. Prt::ed rl;ht nt $39,950. -BEACH OVPLEX May carry 2ntl Tru1t l>Md. All unlt1 furnl1Hed. Good Rent Sched11le .. Heated al1d . 1 ' tU101'8d pool. Call anytln~. ) ~ ,j HED.GI AGAINST . ii IMerlor newly palnttd, 3 BR ll'gLA TIONll ... 1• 2 BR, 'uni!$, .. r~t. tlbl Di5l'ri1r.' '" 'n . ·1;•\('l'll wlfl • I ·~· la ~o( tlOll'~ I"" llPPNH1,,.., 1hl1t Ron1sntk: ' ' terior dtcwattna. Bttt bu)' hi1dou c ~ ·, "~:ir 11hoppinf. on lhe be1eh. C1!1to "t.' ... rind Income " '•t76,,00 I wl1• .... ,. ""'""'1 rllht st 'I .t._.. ., 1 S.'11.~: CAl..L COLWEJ..L 1.T97 Or11.nge, C.t.t. 642-t'iTl I ii"6~ Ontu-CUSTOM BUILT ·• l.J)vtly l'IJlitQm built t•m ib' 21 homo near Baycrett Arca clo!e to all schoola. 4 Be<troorni; \\1lh J 1 r 1 • 1 • clo9tl!, 3 b11.ths, Mu tv PliNINSU' A SuHo ha• b111lt-W sewU. ~ ~nter .and lldJolnina deft, 1 ..OINT Llvlft/l' room h.. ,,._ I ,"•••CTION fh'OJ>l•ce. Jargt tamlly room 1. M\rli \\1t h dining lll'tfl p I u 1 This!P,le is lnunacul1tte. It 's brr.akfa5t bar. Oranp tret1 a latge 2 bedroom with 2 11.nd fruit treti'I thrl~ In tht ! baths. The muter bedroom ~Uo and Vil.rd. Priced 1t i• •1d•li111t. , Y®'ll he 1~ &"it' $59,900. Call Colwell •• 1 block~ to the ·oetan and l IG--0~'3 ~to _'h~/:ii!;;11~'"~~~ POTINTIAL l'LUS rs.rd· Priced at $69,900. Call ·'40-2313 for a. real op- portunity. o'!'n" 'vW CJITY '11111cln( at Tll. oPfNfll •. 1r1 M ro If NICI/ This is a ntust IH, tor theft ii; no \\'&y to describe thllj property, Over 18,(0) sq. ft, in th0 upper Nf!Wport 86)' Area. Pro~ntly there are 'S 111rue1ure1 ·on \~e propeft1. Offered tor 13t,000. Call 616-QlM llCHLIR TYP'I Vel")' Open tnttrlor. Private Settlna. IAlWI bttek )'11'11. 4 , Bedrooms. 'Family Room, I Dining Room, 2'i Btthl • 1 Fireplar!e. $511,MO. C a t I . , &n)'llme 64!Hl55.5. 0 ~ilDl lfilCIALl 8 l'ight '""' airy now all eleo. t1ic: l'Ountry kltChl'n, large t11nily roon1 \\•Ith uJled brick flrc~lacci. larp peOo, lo11d1 ~ glnl"B n-nd wh11.t R dclla:bt, :l l:J<:drooms. 2 OOtha. lo".fly h()1ne for onl)' as•.~· Call Rtd C\J1)8t, Rf! a I t ors ~ (open eveulngs.J._ Haw IOmlth\~ ,cu \Vant to 11tllT Ch11111t rtei1 Artll do It won • ..i1 ~uw '411111. r ·.J I ' I • I ' .. ' I I I. I . -... .. . ; . . . ' . . . . .. . . . . .. Saturday, Au9u1t 25, 1CJ73 DAILY PILOT .23 1-------G~•n~··~·~I --------1~::Gene_r-;~;;:;;;RM;;.O;N;;T:--il;o;;"';,;.,.;;;';;;"'=;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:::G;;.,,.;';;;"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 G•nero~SLAND OPEN H~USES PARADISE • 0 • 0 •n•"'•"• 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio.mm 00 mm' 0 • 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ; 0 ; 1 "";;;'; 1 ; 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!'' * OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 * FARM HOUSE ColoniAI 4, 5 or 6 bedroom, Spyglass Hill, + Pool $42,500 lease/option at $850. a month. •134,995. 32 South Sea I~and paradise. . Pet; /Ja;'Pell f<ealhJ •16 BALBOA COVES LA CUESTA YIUAS Avollobl1 prior prejenb * ACRE REDUCrD Mission Bay. Sat. & Sun. 2-6 p.m. walk 10 Newporl Beach. • . ~ Sweeping conier grounds Colonial 4 bedroom · Spyglass Hill · 8% 1st aod '"'aying lt'Ces embrace BAYFRONT-PIER & SLIP Custom 3 bdrm., 2 ha., xlnt rond. Priced at $139,5-00 . Owner will !inance lower than · to Khoolll Dur to o-edtt Rejeotiom! $29,950 T.D. available $139,500. 17 Tiburon Bay. Sat. mmbllng "''"d h 0 me . & Sun. 2-6 p.m. ' S~cious interior. 2 4' prime rate. • Not a O>ndo or Townhoull'! • You Own The Land NEWLY LISTED BAY & OCEAN VIEW-PLUS POOL - 3 Bed- roon1s and lanai. Owner anxious to move before sc hool starts. Very well priced at .............................. $67,500. 1110 Kings Rd, Cliflheven, N.B. Sun. 1-5 FIVE BEDROOMS • BIG YARD NEWPORT BEACH -HUGE REDUCTION - Owner wants to n10Ve to something smaller. See this house now -Good buy at $61,900. 1741 Irvine Avt., Open Sun 1·5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS HOME FRIENDLY COTTAGE ATMOSPHERE -4 Bedrooms, extra large family room with cozy fireplace, and room for hobby & fun time, built·in kitchen. Nice neighborhood for rais· ing a family-near schools, etc ..... $51,500. 427 East 16th Pl., C.M. Open Sot & Sun 1·5 RoJUng green lawns and stately trees l>urround pie· tures qu e Verntont fam1housc. Old w or I I.I ('harm and {ltt.hitecture. F'ornial entry, Step down n1aster suite with 5th bath. ~1rut size den with rugged beams. Maids qua1ters. 23' TAVERN KITCHEN \Vith 1•athe<lral bca1ns. Banq1,1el fonnnl 'rlininz. E I e g a n 1 French doors to secluded garden paradise. Walled patio \Vilh outdoor fireplace · and B.B.Q. RED BARN 2nd stol'y in·lluv apartment, 2 guest <.'Oltages and covered dnnce pavillion overlooking n1ngn\ficent tree fonn pool, ENTERTAINERS PARA· DISE. CALL 645-0303. lllJ(L\l L 01.SO\ h1de-a-\\'ay master suite Contemporary 4 bedroom · Harbor View with private i;itHng room. Homes· Lease/option available $73,000. 1964 Separate <"hildren's 'vlng. P rt Pro S t & S 2 6 GUEST f,\CILITY. Elegant o vence. a · · un. · p.m. living room. Fornial dining. C te 4 ° · 6 bed -S I Gourn:iPt kitchen overlook· on mporary • "· or room pyg ass in):: ntab>Tiificent rear No. 1. Lease/option at $750. a month gi.'Ourxll( feat uring pa110. , $129,000. 1607 Bay Cliff Circle. Sat. & Sun. rleck, dressing roon1s ancl j 2·6 p.nt. sparkling pool. O\vn<>r bou1tht ocean view. lldust sell fast Magnificent 5 bedroom -Shorecliffs · white Agt. 64)..()303. water view. $250,000. 186 Shorecliffs Dr. Sat. & Sun. 2-6 p.m. Bluffs "E" model-<0nd unit. Lease/option available. Reduced to $79,950. 2208 Vista Dorado. Sun. 2·6 p.m. !ORI \I L Ol \O\ Rl A. r.JA'.} * 2 SMAU. H01"1ES on one lot Good. close-in loc. with alley access, S.12,900. * 4 BEDftOOM, 2 bath.'!, double garage. $30,000. Best ot terms. , * HUNTINGTON BEACH * 3 BR., 2 ba., forced air healing, family rm.: elec. bit-in kitch., brkfst. bar. 60xl00 Ft. fenced lot. Extra lge. dbl. garage w /pass- U1ru door -ONLY $24,500 * BAYSHORES * BEAUTIFUL cust. bit. home witb outstand- ing bay view. 63 Ft. on the water; lge. living rm., dbl. frplc., dining rm. w/wet bar; lge. family rm. or billiard rm. All elec. kitch. 4 Bdrms., 5 baths; service porch, patio. Elec. Security gate for privacy -by app't. only "C" THOMAS, REALTOR 224 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 54'-5527 545-5643 Evenings Tiiese are single family, com· mon wt\11 homl'S with 3 BR ~2 BA . lg tam m1 . livnn , kitctien Y.'ith all bttna • f1'•nt yard landSC'aping with "Pl'inklori1 . sirlo yard fences, f11H dl'tached 2 car gru·., I shakt.• & Mlsx.ion r.lle roots 1uld ABOVE ALL • BUILT t B \' f\ YRES~ ! I I J4 2 Sq. Ft. from I $30,490 Con.,.entional I 0 % Down :\'lodcl at Adams & l-'Jorida • one block \V. of Beach, liuntini:ton Beach. 536-1«5 --M°E SA VERDE DELIGHT UVE ON THE BAYFRONT . , OWNER WILL HELP WITH FINANCING -, Vacant now·Not ne\v, but scrubbed and ready. Gorgeous view of bay and harbor entrance. 3 Bedrooms, pier and slip for large A'lAITOR'. BY THE LAKE BY THE LAKE BY THE LAKE Daily Pilot Classified Ads for Action ..• Call 642-5678 * COMI'i'IERCIAL ZONE -2 BR two &tory older home, corner Jot. $24,500. Roy McCa rd le Rfaltor l SlO Newoort Blvrl .. C.M. 548-7729 Daily Pilot Classified Ads for Action ... Call 642-5678 Lots of trees and shade. Brick pat)O, hand painted hluc. n1exican tile in kitchen, walking distance to shop- ping. ·I bedroo1n 2 bath Mme with family room just $36,500. Call Red Carpet, Realtors 54&-b'640. OPEN IIOUSES boat. ............ $175,000. included land. 2233 Bayside Dr., N.B. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 You \\'ill sing a happy tune1.~~~= 11hen ,Y(IU discover this new wmcuFF ·1 be<lroon1, 3 bnth, L a ke forest hon1e. Fo1·t•ver view RIGHT NEXT TO DOVER SHORES -4 Bed· :1, rooms and den plus formal dining room. Own-· er moving South -Immediate possession. May lease· option. 1506 Lincoln Lone, N.B. Open Sot & Sun 1-5 y,·ill .fl('\'('r' be oh:.11\l<:ted. llavt· you r O\Vfl dock .iv boat ar ynur door step. PI~ US t•lub holls:c & rl'l.'reationaJ liu.iJi1je11 wi!tt your home 01vner's assoc. Own a piece of the \\'atcr! 673-9101. Office Optn Saturd1y1 & Sund1ys \ PETE BARRETT REALTY · 160S WHttlifl Or., N.B. . 642-5200 I General 11 Looking for Home 1-------• .. Plus Guest House? Fight Inflation WALK ro wESTCLW» THE LAND IS FREE Lovely tour bedroom home on pool sized lot \\'ith family room. breakfast nook, latnl· dry roon1, large sunny patio with lots o( privacy -180 degree panoramic view. At $97,500 comparably priced with lease hold homes but this one ha~ fee land. Sn-8550. Ol'EN Tll 11 • IT'S fUN 70 8£ NICE.' ~ Walker &Lee llf,lr.l .,,,,,.., EASTSIDE FIXER UPPER Forntal Dining room, large pool, mau\vc fireplace, ex· ll'a large family room, all thll'I plus 2()' x 20· lVOrkshop - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. O\l'J\Cr must sell $35,950. Call Red Carpet, Realtors 546-:-8640 BIG CANYON LOT. Stupen· dous! 180 degree panornmlc view on lrg comer lot. Walk right out onto golf course. $70,000. o,vner. 640-1931. Tiie faste!t draw in Utt: West. .a Daily Pilot Chwiiied G1'0w yow· own vegetabtei Ea.-,1.side beauty . immacu- and 01\•n )'Our ov.11 home! lale! 3 Bedt'OOffi. lom1al din· recd your family abun· ing plus breakCast area in dnntly fro1n this producing kitchen. NiCTly ldscpd, dou· gardl"U, plus fru it trees. At-hie garag<' off alley. Room tractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath for trailer or boat. Addition· home \\'ilh family room & al room & bath (OT inlaw11 <lining area. New carpeting, or ? Roo1 n 10 add-011 to U1e New noor in kitdlen & bath. honie, n1<i.ny po:-;.~illilities. Inclo~ patio. Santa AnJI.' OPF;N TH URS. fRI & SUN address • Garden Grove 1·5 pm ·1TI Broad~vay C M school district. No down. VA · ' ' l. 1orms. ~n.soo. 613-9101. 400E.171 1 FOR ll CJL . . ,. . ll!AS PRIVATE ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH BY OWNER LC'aving area, immediate OC· ('Upant-y, 4 BR, 5 BA luxury 2 year old honlc. ~1any de- hL»e, Ctistom features have been built into this out.stand· ing waterfront home • cus· tom furniture & 1967 Cruiser included. Excellent terms. $279,000. AJ.80 available un- fum~ed. For info . call 613-1782. --FRUITS ALAD- ... in yoUr own be.ck yard! A variety of fresh picked fruit is yours . 14 bearlng fruit 1rces & grape arbor. And Jive as you please in this g'["('81 fam home Ieaturing GOLF COURSE 4 BR, 2 BA, bltirn; and lge ram nn. Concrctr boat/ VIEW 1 railer B('t'C'SS. \Virerl to sell 1'.!2()1 at $38.0CKJ. By Owner f ' larwin realty inc. Beautifully derorated, adult 968-4405 (24 hrs} oceup!ed 3 BR & fant1Jy --------- ,..om ov.c1ookiog take -i:! Spanish Castle !'ruittL Ana C.C. '2 yen.rs Ml• . . . E1'C'athtaking vit\\'. f.fus~ H ~ge hac1<"nda «"1th massive seen to be ·appreciattd. Ille roof, ~most ~ sq. ft. Q\vnet" leaving area. $62.500. of plush, thick, ~ car· 1n Thl' Masters Circle. C.i\1. pets and decorator .features. 557~. Sweeping stairs to upper fe maze of bedrms le pent. MESA ERDE ' house master suite. Secluded BEAUTY artist's retreat (or huge Recently redecorated hon1e don11itoryl. Fonnal living on quiet cul--de-sac in ~x· rm & dining, huge fiesta nn cellent condition. Unus~ly vil'Ws 18' x 40' custom tile large bedrooms. Antiqued pool., Cordon bJeu gounnet v.·ooch\'ork, covered Patio kitchen. C8ll't be duplicated. shade trC'es and close, to PluQlbing ~ will sacrl· school! $•11.500. Call Red fiee ' for imnledtate sale at Carpet, Reallors ~6-8&10 S65.500! BKR. 962-~11. . $©~4tllA-l£~~S" That Intriguing Wore/ Gome W'dh a Chuckle -----fclii.il by CtAY l . POll,Afl. O Reorrongo l1t11rs of Iii• four sct0mbled words b.· low to form four .!lmp1• words. I MIOSLA I 1 I I I 12 I I GEWIH Ii _1111'.1 N u R P 0 E I ~ 1 1-- 1 -. 1 -.. 1 .. ,-r- 1 -t Olien, taking a girl Ip h;s . _ . . . a rms leads to a fellow having L-..1-....L-'-J--' her on his -'-. a~2r I IP El s]o xi' El I 0 eo •• ~ 1:~. '~"'"' '"'"d . . . by fillrn; Ji ,..,. missing w0td. L-.J-...J..-'-.._~~ yov d•v•lop from irep No, 3 b11o-N. ""PllNI NUM8ER(0 lETI!IS IN' ~ !~ESE SQ Ai S • ' ' 9 u~~,~~:S~~~ LETTEIS I I I I I J SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·UNE ' . • • ... . ... . . • • • • • 2810 Serang (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $49,500 (Sat 1·5 ) •2412 Vista Hogar (Blulfs) NB 675-6000 $54,950 (Sun 1-5) 1945 Santiago ( Baycrest) NB 645-6500 (Sun 1-5) *2761 Albatross (Mesa Verde) CM 540-59jl0 $56,500 (Sun 1-5) 4721 Dorchester (Cameo ffids) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 1201 Surfline (HVuHills) CdM DIRECTORY i.., ttils "'"9f dlrKtory wl .. Y" till• ....._nd •.,.. t• ho use·h•.,l"f. All the loc9tlet11 H•tff below .... d.. 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) tcrlbetl 111 ,,...., det•ll by~ .... -.ho ... I• todey's DAILY PILOT WANT ADS., ..... skwlnt .,.. ........ 2612 Lighthouse (HVuHills) CdM for Mio., to mt ore 11,.ed to llV swch l1t.frMtlo11 i11 ttils col11m11 each Frida,, Scit11rdcrJ nd SndoJ. 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) HOUSES FOR SALE 19542 Trenton Lane, Huntington Beach 2912 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB 9611-5340 $42.500 (Sat 1-51 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) (2 Bedrooms) •10 Rue Chateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •1644 Iowa Street, Costa Mesa 5411-1168 $21,950 (Sat & Sun 11-4) 2250 Newport Blvd. (Ali Baba Motel) NB 642-4750 (Sat 1-5) 808 Via Lido Sood (Lido Isle) NB 675-4830 (Sun 1·5) 1574 E. Ocean Blvd., Newport Beach 540-2313 $61 ,900 , (Sat 1·5) 2 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1947 Port Cardiff (HVuHomes) NB 644-2430 $65,900 (Sun PM) 617 Marigold, Corona del Mar 644-2430 $69,500 (Sun 1-41 321 Kings Rd (Clilfhaven) Newport Beach 642-5200 $82,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) •624 Ramona (Irvine Terrace) CdM tWl-6200 (Daily 1-5) 259 Oceanview (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 $64,500 (Sun 1·5) 1715 Pt Abbey Place (HVuHomes) NB 673-8550 $65,950 (Sat & Sun 1·51 14492 Holt Street, Tustin 962-8851 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1941 Pt. Chelsea (HVuHomes) NB 645-6500 $63,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 213 Fernleaf, Corona de! Mar 675-6000 $108,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 223 Rochester, Costa Mesa 675-7225 $44,950 3 BEDROOMS (Sat 2-6) * •2233 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach 642-4353 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1600 Cornwall Place, Newport Beach 646-4219 $61,500 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 2030 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) Newport Sch 645-7062 (Sat & Sun) 2727 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 2-6 ) 338 Holmwood (Newport Heights) NB 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2507 Lehigh Place (College Park) CM 546-4141 $32,250 (Sun 11·5) 9681 Pollack Drive, Huntington Beach 644-7662 $25,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 1636 Port Wheeler, Newport Beach 546-2313 $65,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) 260 Knox Street, Costa Mesa 644-2595 $38,500 (Sat 1-5) 118 Hazel, Corona de! Mar 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 509 Vista Flora, Newport Beach 644-1680 $76,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1110 Kings Road (Cliffhaven) NB 642-5200 $67,500 (Sun 1-51 •19881 Providence Lane. Huntington Bch 846-1305 $41 ,500 (Fri/Sal/Sun 1-5) 962 Sandcastle (HVuHills ) CdM 644-2430 $89,950 (Sat 2-6) 375 E. 23rd St., Newport Beach 646-3255 $58,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 458 Ogle, Costa Mesa 642-8235 $48,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •••41 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3182 Country Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 64~200 (Sun 1·5) 2208 Vista Dorado (Bluffs) NB 675-7225 $79,950 (Sun 2-6) •1935 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-4910 $172,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 423 San Bernardino Avenue, Newport Bch 645-6619 $85.500 (Sun 9-5 ) 3724 Compton. Orange 968-4971 532-4997 (Sun 12-4 :301 2963 Java Road . Costa Mesa ' 546-2313 $79.500 (Sat 1-51 .!9542 Trenton Lane. Huntington Beach 842-2535 (Sat & Sun 1-51 453 Vi sln Trucha (North Bluffs)..NB _ 644-113:1 (Sun 1-5) 1584 Redlands. Costa Mesa 646-3926 $32.500 (Daily) 1982 Pt. Albans Pl ace (HVuHomes) NB 644-7662 (Sun 1-5) 715 Cameo Highlands Drive, Corona del 4511 Wyngate Circle, Irvine Mar 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) J 979-5891 $35,217 (Sat 11-4) 4575 Greentree (Un iv. Park) Irvine "-\ 5 BEDROOMS 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **16 Balboa Coves (Balboa Coves) NB 1091 Salvador (Mesa de! Mar) CM 5411-5527 545-5643 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 546-4141 $45,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS 10061 Valley Forge, Huntington Beach 847-6010 (Sat & sun I-5) 471 E . Broadway, Costa Mesa ~Davenport Huntington Beach 646-3255 . . (Fri & Sat 1-5) 842-2535 ' (Sat & Sun 1-5) ••210 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 2845 Europia Costa Mesa ' 644-2430 $185,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 540-2313 $Ss 000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4533 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM ' 644-2430 $119,500 (Sun 2-5) 5 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2104 Vista Laredo (The Bluffs) NB 1741 Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach 675-7080 $67,500 (Sun 1-5) 642-5200 $61,900 . (Sun 1-5) * •1132 E. Balboa. Newport Beach •4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-2430 $162,500 (Sun 2-6) 673-2222 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2701 Canary, Costa Mesa · 1337 Galaxy Drive. (Dover Sbore•I NB - 540-2313 (Sal & sun 1-5) 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & sun 1-5:30) 20172 Redlands, Newport Beach •2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 540-8640 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •4545 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM •••3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 675-3000 ' (Sun 1-5) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1821 Tahuna Terr. (Irvine Terr) CdM •1368 Galaxy (Dover Shores) -NB 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 2115 Wallace, Costa Mesa 4521 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands) CdM 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) '642-8235 $87,000 (sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 186 Sborecliffs Dr. (ShorecliHs) CdM 2015 Commodore Road (Baycrest) NB 675-7225 $250,000 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 645-7500 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 28 Hermitage Lane (Big Canyon) NB 427 E. 16tb Place, Newport Heights Area 644-2430 $142,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 642-5200 $51,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 503 Hazel, Corona de! Mar 1506 Lincoln Lane (Westcliff) NB 675-6900 (Sat & sun 1·5) 642-5200 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1930 Irvine (Baycrest) NB 646-3255 $59,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 18691 Portofino Drive (Tr. Rock) Irvine 644-2430 $89,950 (Sat & Sun 1-51 1534 Antiqua Way (Dover Shores) NB 644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1-5 ) •3615 Sausalito (HVuHills) CdM . 644-2430 $129,500 (Sun 2-6 ) 3619 Surfview (HVuHills ) CdM 644-2430 $129,500 (Sat 1-6; Sun 2-6) 18317 Foxglove Way (Univ Pk) Irvin e 675-4562 (Sat & Sun) 2200 Aralia (Eastbluff) Newport Beach 548-7729 $69,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2921 Aliso Street, Costa Mesa 646-0555 $59,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 7 Twin Lakes Circle (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-4910 $125,000 (Daily 1-5:30) •••6 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $195,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1856 Port Charles (HVuHomes) NB • 642-8235 (Sun 1-51 4545 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 20461 Uper Bay Dr., Santa Ana Heights 642-8235 $59,950 (Sun 1·5) 19001 Glenmont Terr. (off Edgehill) Tur. Rock 644-6200 $99 ,000 (Sun 1-5) 17522 Wayne (Culverdalel Irvine 644-6200 $49,500 (Sun 1-5) 17 Tiburon Bay (Spygla ss Hill) CdM 675-7225 $139,500 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 1964 Port Provence (HVuHomes) NB 675-7225 $73,000 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 1116 Corona (Mesa de! Mar) CM 546-4141 $40,500 (Sun 1-5) 23 Haff Moon Bay (Spyglass) CdM 644-1152 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 682 SandcasUe (HVuHUls) CdM 673-8550 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 10062 Theseus, Huntington Beach 546-2313 $51 ,900 (Sat 1-5) 1706 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 20682 Queens Park Lane, Huntington Bch 968-8190 $47,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 354 Vista Madera (The Bluffs) NB 64~0303 $79,950 (Sat & Sim 1·5) 1718 P oint Abbey (HVuHomes) NB .646-7711 (Sat & Sun 1·51 915 Tiller (HVuHills) CdM 675-6000 $96.500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 1412 Seacrest (HVuHillsl CdM 675·6000 $94.500 (Sat &. Sun 1·5) * 1120 Goldenrod (HVnHills) CdM 675-6000 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 6 BR & FAMlL Y RM OR DEN 1607 Baycliff Circle (Spyglass •l) CdM 675-7225 $73,000 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 144 Via Yella (Lido Isle) NB 675-0123 $155,000 (Sun 1-4:30) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BR & OEN •12 Westcliff Villa, Newport Beach 645-1564 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR 404 Onda (North Bluffs) Newport Beach 644-1133 (Sun 1-5) 31691 West Nine, Laguna Niguel 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR & FAMILY RM *338 Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa 645-6500 $35,500 (Sun 1-5) 2010 Baja (The .Bluffs) NB 675-3000___ (Sun 1·5) INCOME -700 Mangold, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 + 2 ) 125 4lst Street, Newport Beach 546-2313 $72.500 (Sat 1-51 2 BR & 3 BR 607 Narcissu s, Corona del Mar $122,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 606 Orchid, Corona del Mar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun l-5) 2 BR + DEN EACH UNIT 511 Poppy, Corona de! Mar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & 2 BR 220 Garnet, Balboa Island 675-2866 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 & 3 518 Femleaf. Corona de! Mar 675-6000 $126,000 (Sat & Sun l·S) TRIPLEX FOR SALE 1 & 3 BR 904 E. Balboa Blvd. (Peninsula) NB 644-2430 $270,000 (Sun 2-6) ** w.,.,.,.,., ..... w .......... ,.., I i • ( I ' ' T ' Z<f UlJLY PILOT Saturday, AUgust 25, 1973 GeM1·11I Coron• det Mtr 1.=;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;;; OPEN SAT/SUN. l ·S $10,000. BELOW 451S TREMON T MARKET Cameo Shores. A honle for *IN BA YCREST* 1..,. tarcny, • .,. poo1 • 1.!ake finll ortl'r on this ready vicv.·' \Vorth seeing! Quick to nl<We Into 4 BR , tam n11, po!!sess. Askinit SlU,500 twinal din + l('parate tux. CORNE R QUPLEX ucy orflt.'t' or f>th BR. New Beeu1-Uul owner's un it; 3 Mil., drpt, 1-r11111 & J}ltlnr . &."e 101• family rm. Y.'/bat'; patio. m«lialely lo appreciate ll nd Really pride of O\v11ership, niake deal. ListNI 81 S->9.950. UPllraded carp .. dl'IJtl, shut· OPE1.'I HOUSE SAT & SUN tel'!i, appUances, l'IC. Plus, 1-5 pm/AT: 9:10 Irvine, N.B. outinandlng 3 BR. rental SMAL LER DUP LEX 400 t u• ' FOR ALL 2 BR. rach: frplo.. "'•· ~.. __ • _ AIEAS f.:'~1·a~t'!I, nevi paint, Cl\t'P·· V. lturdv.·are & appliances. A bal-gain at $78,500 1S45 W1stm in1ter Ave. 3 BR 11-: Ba "" large added rumpus 1001n, r r e s h I y painted inside & out. Boat 1 nte intn h'K"f' •l"l'rrl. ~F.! e CAL L ANYTIME e 646-3928 or Evt. 6U-2986 Triplex Fixer Sharp 2 yr. old duplex. Larg<' front unit, 3 hdrrns., 3 ba .. tmtio plus 1,000 sq. ft. 2 bdrm., 2 ba. apt. with sund<'ck. Sec this tocluy~ $110,000 COJt• Mna Fount•ift Vat•ey ;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;;I NESTLED BEHIND HUGE $41,500. ~lESA VERD E -4 PINES '"A: rocALY?TliS 11 Bedroont, 2 bath. flreplace. a ramblina 4. bedroon1 1800 Ml· ft . on cul~ "Oasalc" home whh a street. F11.buk>ua kitchen, heavy .shake roof, plush f11rn.lly dlninr room area. carpets al'ld unique llghllng, 5t;, a~5utnable GI loan, or 1uperbly equipP'<f kitchen. 1014 do.,.,•n, 1&13' Palau, Do master suite with private 1l0t dl~turh t1!nant, call for bath, load1 of i qua re appointrncnt. footage. flurry, Y.'OJ1't last at $36,%0. ~IESA DEL l\IAR - 3 $39,000. BKR. 962.-&ll Bedroorn. 2 bath, comp Hunt inoton &Mch refurhl~hcd In &: o U t . I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.! Assumable F1-IA loan. $262 I ' lll'I' 1no. 2878 i\tonterey. HIGHLY DESIRAB LE Afeadowlark area, ou1s1and· ing construction, fenturing 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, atrium, 2 fireplaces, custom patio, professional decorating in- 5ide and out. StlO\V'n "'ilh pt'.lde at $46,500. CALL so;3:177: $29,900. POOL -5 Beclroon1ff, 2 Mtlui, custom ll11lc., quiet ~tralfic street. 1003 Post Road , or! Babb. Ch\•ner Y.111 cru·ry tst TD at 81;it 111inin1um closing costs. ()pen $wt. l -5. $25,150. t-.fONTICELLO CON· DO -3 Bedroom, l~• bath, bes! shag. $192 per mo. pays all. 15.11 Yorktown, right on the square. Open Sun. 1-5. Costa Mesa Re•lty * 541-n ll * After 6 PM, Call 557-4617 $2J,7j(). to.10NTICELLO CON· DO -3 Bedroom, 1 ~;, ba!h. IJL·Sl shng. $192 per nlQ. pays PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP 3 Bedroonu:, 1~ ballis, dining area, block wall fence. sep- arate laundry room. Looks like a model insicfe and out. Fantastic HWltington Beach area. close to-all n1ajor shopping, 11t.-hool1 and free- "'aY!l. $32,!JOO. 963-5621 . GOLDENWE ST ESTATES. Start your estate here! l\1essy but sound. 2 BP.. un its · paint, polish anrf J,irofit! Listt.'Ci ar ~19.200 -10' i dO\\'ll or TRADE'!! C:ill 6·1~S400. • • • * * * 1111. 159 Yorklo\\'ll, righl on I Jome 1vith pool • 4 Bedroo1ns, l~ baths, accommod ation fainily and dining area on n eul de sac. BeautifuJ Hunt- inglon Beach area. No niain· tenance back yii.rd, lots of hrick flower planters, heavy shake roof and priced to sell quick at $34.900. CALL 847-35&4. 1 VIS~-"""-= & r.o. I $2900 Total Down Assume 7~~% VA Loan! Trim 4 BR. 2 BA Ranch Style. shake-roof. bJtns, huge ram rm . decorator fresh! Asking $37,950. Sub- mit any offer: No loan costs~!? Broker 645-2133. S.lboa Island BRAND NEW Sll POPPY Super deluxe duplex, both units have 2 bdrnts., rien, 3 ba., \Vet bar w/refrig frplc., BI kitch., dishwshr., lndry, palio. Plush carp. & drf''K's. Must see! $140,(NX) Sct nic Properties * 67S.S726 *-- We'd Like To Buy A Duplex ••• But \\'here .,.,'ill the kids piny~~ HO\v about the neiirby youth center or th e park aeross the street front this out- standing 3 Bedroon1, 2 ba th owner's unit and I Bedroom rent<'l. SR9.500. CALL 644-7211 the square. J:-:6.950. l'o1ESA DEL l'o!AR -3 Bcdroon1. 2 bath, comp refurbished In & o 11 t • Assumable Fl!A loan. $262 per mo. 2878 Pi1onterey. ON ALL ABOVE ADS, Al"TER 6 PM, CALL 557-4617 Costa Mesa Realty * 541-7711 * -SUP-ER FAMILY HOME! Mesa Verd.--$18,250 3 Spack>us BR., private yard & patio on quiet cul-de-sac. \Valk to schools. Large din. tam rm \v/bl tin stereo. ~i>lace livinit 111t. 'l'\\-o firepJ'rc. Ne\1' rtpt, •tile, & dshl\'Shr. F'ast sale wanted . . . ntake QHer. Assun1e ~1·1A or r>tt\Pr . .,h~I ICl'TnS. JIM WELLS, REALTOR 557-11264 979-~l ~~--------A WOW! COLLEGE PARK POOL HOME Country Ranch Rambling Calif. Ranch home features 4 big bedrooms, man size den, huge Old \\lest lan1ily nn, man1molh tnaSter retreat has con\'er- sation area, dressing rin & \'anity bath. Big g:alley kit- chen 1\-ilh panlry and all the latest appli11.nces, in· eluding an ISLAND COOi\ CENTER! Big, 1~·arm li\•ing rm \\·ith crackling \\leslern fireplace \•ie-.\'S huge spark- ling CUSTOi\1 POOL. l'olan- ic·ured grounds su1T'OU!ld your "i\llN I RANCH." VINTAGE S03 HAZEL, CdM Optn Sat/Sun 1-S Ocean View, brund neY.', 5 BR, custom built. lo.tany uni· que feRtures. Just made availnhle -3 b...'<lroom, 2 hath surrounded ~-~l . at S.U,T:>O. BKR. by roses and t1'C'Cs. $40,9;!0. --------- BALBOA ISLAND 2BR collage on prime end or island. 1 ~ Block to beach. A cute ren1al until ynu are ready to build. $61,000. Martha 1-larnab 642-82:);) (F85J. 4·18 Hazel, CdM Open Sat/Sun 1-S Ne,vly compleled 3 BR. o\'erlooking ocean in old Corona de! ~far. !~I' I l '"'"" tl1~''ot\ Please call 646-7171 . VACANT MOVE-IN-FAST! Rambling 4 BR La Cuesta • 6 Blocks to ocean. No qual- ifying, just assume this 6~:,i VA loan balanre. ONLY $2S2 PER MO ( ttrt>ILI .Jc'/ 1\1.:1r I ' 1"1111 Macnab-Irvine R"lly Compimy OCEAN VIEW PAYS TAXES, FOR Sale by 0\\11.;>r. Xlnt PRINCIPLE, <.'Ond, 2 BR. 2 BA, fam rn1, 642-823S 644-6200 \\'/1v crpts, drps, 2 111lns INTEREST & h'Ont niarina, S 3 s. o o o.. INSURANCE -ISLAND CHARM 10"/o DOWN 5 Br, 2 Ba, sn1. play rooin + Dran1atic 3 BR, 2 BA home rental unit. Lg. sundeck, too! has y,•aJled privacy on street Old "'<lrld cham1. Lot s of side-and s~tacu!ar ocean wood, vaul!C'd open beam vil'''·s fron1 breakla!tl nook , liv. rm. w1baloony. Xlnt family nn, living nn, and cond. 213 Topaz. Sll6,000. master suite. Carpets/drps o...mer. 675-761>1. like ne\\'. Lots of storage. SALE or lease option: Accessto 3 pvtbe ache s. Qwming 4BR 2BA older Open Sa11SUn 1·5, \\'ed/Fri home -Beaut b1i ck patio, ~-7. 4733 . Co1tland Dr. ~-"Hns 177 500. 67".>-241.l in Cameo ll 1 g h lands . "'49"3--="'1~29"'-·------I Desperate 0\11ner "ill CllrT)' EI Toro a second TD if you need help with dO\vn. Cathedral ~.. ' $71,:'iOO. 673-3177 OPEN Sat & Sun 1-SP~f ne\lf Cost• Mes. duplex "'/bay vie"" 220 Gamet. Hardesty R It rs. ~-· BAYVTE\V DUPLEX 2 BR, 2 BA, onl' year old. 2 Obie ga1·11.ge11 Agent • ~~.'-S--"-21"'2'-1 __ Coron• de l Mar OWNER ANXIOUS South bl H1vy. 2 BR. & cabana plus brand nc111 1-bdrnt. unit, Xlnt cond. Copper plumbing. NI c c patio with gas BBQ. Good financing. Take A look~ MORGAN REA L TY 673-6642 67S-64S9 Wt ·ltt "'®Compa ny 211S Wallact, C.M. 4 BR. freshly painlerl, near schools. Assumable 7 't }~r\ loan. 0p€'n Sat/Sun 1-5. 1-..1 I ( 0.1"1 H1Kh"J'i l oror~1 dd M.ir h/'. 1 ,111~1 BY O\VNER. l\[~sa Verde. Atlractive 3BR & F'am. I'm. \\ith 2 frpl. Custom bit-in BBQ with rol.iss. in FR. Freshly painted. Huge pie. shaped lot \v/rm for pool, boat, e1c. Big covered flagstone patio. Lots of fniit & shade trees, cul-de-sac. QlARMING vine covered $34,Z)(l. 3077 to.Iolokai PL aingle story duplex. South of Sat·Sun. 10-4. ~18'17 highway on quiet dead-end CUSI'OM BUILT H0~1E sttteL Units have large wood decks "1th pc'nnanent On corner lot, 0.1 Back Bay view of c11nyo n. 2nd floor Area, 4 Br. & 2 Ba upstairs, addition "·ould ha\-e vie\\· or !iv. nn. din. rm., kitchen, bey. $72.000. Seller "'il l Fant .. den & Ba do\vnstalrs. finance. Broker, 642-2171 or 1..Ms of closet space. Lrg 7865 dble car gar., 2 patio 673-· -----('()vcrs. Citrus t r e c s . ROLLING HILLS Sharp 3 bedroom, 2 bath home -loca!l"d on a large lot in a country-side setting. This 2 yera old home has upgraded shag crps, beaut red brick fpl, atrium off fin rm & kit plus a com- numding vie-A' of the mts. Best of all, anyone can assume the lo1v-interest VA Joan "' 1!ota1 mo pyntts of 121l1. 135.500 JC'a.. W::t::E ~R EALTORS 962-44S4 Fountain V1lley 3BR HOME & GU EST HOUS E $31,900. Idt>al arrange1nent y,· '1nodel cond, 3 BR, 211: BA CONOO & a huge guest house w/ sep bath & walk in closer. Features bltins, gold w/w shag, custm drps, mirrurs, outdoor gas S.S.Q & pool. Nr Mlle Square Golf Course. CALL TODAY, larwin realty inc. 968-440S (24 hrs) GREEN VALLEY CONDO OPEN SAT/SUN . 1-S Wood land Sehl d 1s''1 ct . 427 NARCI SSU S S>fi,j(J() Owner 548-1732 or Bii: 4 BR :J BA, din rni, lrg df'n, patio. kitch, upgraded Sharp 2 Bit ho111r , :1 Ba. P.-2 :i~t---06GO '-=~---e1·pts & drps. Try $35,500. Lot. roon1 to h'1ild. Ass11n11• --Why Wait.,.. Enjoy condo Jiving. Big pool $44,000 loan :it R1 ~" i\1lh 'Til Interest Rates & l'C'C nrea for lhc entire 20% clo11,11. 01rc !),i i. fnt' 3 Go Down ? ? f:in1ily. The only wi1y 10 gu yr1 al 91 ~·, $69.!lOO. -don'! n1iss h! ()wn('rt Brnkc•r 67.':-1':.'iOO Asstlm<.' 6~ F"liA on Ens1side Old--Coron-a del~Mor -:1 un 2 Ba honte, fan1 r Pt , If h'Plc.' high beam!!, lb~ yd 11/age Real Esta te ceilings. massive adobe fii'e· place, garden patio kilch, plush carpets, cushioned flooring, dl"S'igner drapes. Loads ol model extras. Deal fell thli..t, n1ust sell fast! OPEN HOUSE AU. WEEK· END. Bkr. 962-5511. WE BUY HOMES I. Cash for your equity 2. Will pick up back payrnts J. No charge for appr, CALL US f"'OR AN ESTilo.IATE !\O \\1 AITING C.\SH NO\V 842-9311 California Classic WOW See It To S.lievt 1111 ON TifE Jl.IODEL STREET. By oo'Jl('r, 3 years old, 3 Br. j Ba. plus family rm. includes an all glass kitchen, carpets & drapes, fully land-scape<!, including brick patio .,.,;th cover. By apt. only, 846-5-194 aft. 6:00 pm. · IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Buy like rent, \\o-ith $450. total dn, inc rloslng costs. 3 ~fa.liter lx.>flrms. thick shag crpts. cus!nt Orps. Full price $23,500. at $239 a nto. pays all. I' 11/age Re "I Est1 te '62-4471 ( ::::.1 54M10J So. of h1\J'. Ohler in1mRt. on cul«te-sac. 64:>-6646. Brok-531 1 home. big 19' lol. '°"'"""" er. ·5IOD ( ::::.J 531-5100 CIND ERE LLA-$24;250: gardens f rental. ~.j{)(). If O\VNER-popular "T " plan Unbelievable! Sharp, lmrnac, you're 2!!.c13kyl1 at Den i!!On home, ~Iesa del Mar. 2 Lg REPO adult occup. townho\l."le. 3 .U.X. u•r br wtdbl closets. 2 ba, 2 car BR 2 BA, patio view k1tch, ADORABLE duplex. So. of gar, new cptg Uv rm & mstr $750 DOWN din nn, Don't delay, Call •lwy. :X1nt location. 2 br & br, ne"' Armstrong SoJariAn 2 or 3 UR TownhoUAe, hge The Real Estate Fair ckn, l be Ir. 2 br, 1 ba apt. floor CO\-ering in kil Ideal run1pus room dble gar, 536-XJ51 8y owner. 673-4..~l e\'e~. loc. Walk to all schls. 5Wlm pool, few left. Hurty! c*"'V'°'A~C~ANT=.---L'°"Uc-,e--,n"e""w 546-8020, exL 2m. \l"eekdays., $37.500. 545-0ZlO. 842-4421 in & out, 4 BR 2 BA. !Ml!ED. POSS. Brond New HURRY! Newport Ha 1 '. Finl Plon11r Realty Onl $27 250 Lo d Spy&lua Hiii. Oct-an vu. 4 Ar~a 3 BR, 2 BA. Anthony y • ' W O"(D, BR. 3 BA. bonu1 rm. pool, P.V, stone frJ>lc .. BY O\\INER -Unique FHA-VA terms. &tt 5035. 'flrt.ring, new c opp@r former niodel, 4 BR. 3 BA, SCOTr REALTY SPYGLASS lfUJ '1 Be11 Vu plumb'g, Mwly redec. ~fuch sep. fan1 . rm. w/1\-el bar, 536.7533 Nell' 4BR, 21 ,ba. Srp. dining more! Vacant S 3' 8 , 5 0 0 . nu1ny ~raa. lne.1. loads of SUNKEN L 0 v E PIT Rm.~ Carmel Jla,}· Dr. By ChlT!E'r M4-259:S Y.'allpapcr, 3 patiolj, CU!IL BR owner. ASSmlE VA 108n, 3 Or, 2 Ba drf\ot pres,t:gc Io cat llo n. ~~~LC. bi:~rm. 71.t.~,, ~~ Assume t percent oan. "' XlntD~~l~~. ~'new ~~~api~:OO' Ow~~~~ 8.lCH>.92A for appt. $S3,!m. ~r Skr~h, S 4 7 , 9 5 0 mR, l.BA. ~ PolMeUla, 546-4739. ~1EADO\V O~~Jf E BY 3 AR, d!n rm, ltpl, bhn~. ope!? J.4 EASTSIOE, by °"'nct,1 3BR. 11 Yn ol" ' Br 211 •-•itg, 2 Ba, pat io, pool, l~n- R·-c i ·Bt In Cd'I an Jt.2 1 •~-"·. t-"-, dbl ~r. 2 • "· ' 0<1, 511 ,. 122 ~ Ow uit1• " <>t• •1m.. rt"' fam rm., fonn1d dining, n 11. ,,,,, ,vvu. nr, lot. "'5,000. Prindptls only. S.~.9!'!0. Ul6 f1ower St. wry dlx ,v/many. many c!lSS-22:::..;=;;18'-~~=~~ 81 c>wner. 673--4169. O\\~ER An!(iouJ. J...arxe 2 xtnu. $46,500 968 -01 5 S, BY Owner. 3 Br, 1% Blt. 16 SPYCLASS -4 Br. + Fam ltory, 5 BR, huge FT. Try 18375 Colvllle St. Ry 32 1-leattd Pool, S.16.500. rm. 13 Rab Mom S..V-C8J'-148,()'4). Broker, -· OWNEfl·•Ml'Jl 3 br, FIR 2 m-6007. rz W. ..... or 644-U52. OWNER · 3 Br. 2 S.. frl>lc, bft, $2500 dn, 7% VA amzm. ~ .. -Pi:ARK=;:-.,vu="'H"'O"'~"IE""'•- Tbo "Y.._ "-'' Ill l<ft<oed Pillo"" Juio lot. ttl PYml!U $3119 .. 83:1-llD.1: 3 BR, Baib Bl, $31,500 dl ... lled. • • .MH8'1L 12<1.!KMI. !U--5;2(. ~ Zll-4JS.S9G. 11~968-l965 Bier. . ' . -- $1400. DOWN Super clean Stardust Home with S bedrooms, 1 o/.i Ba, '"'!'!rate iervlce porch, hwd floors with w/w carpet & drapes, large 12CJC J2' dining roo m with beautiful brass & crystal chandeliers. Lots of rich wood paneling thruout. Newly redecorated inside and out. Room for boat or trailer, large aluminum covered patio. Block wall fence, large 1bade 1 tree in front ya rd. Walk lo shopping and schools -just mlnuteo from Garden Grove or San Diego frwys. VA appraised for paraplegic. $27 .500. CALL 842-4451 4 BEDROOM . . . . L .. .,... a .. ch ---w• ••••-••- OVER 400 OFFI CES TO SE RV E YOU 497-1761 WHITEWATER VIEWS Charmin~. near new honeymoon cottage decorated with OJ<qulsite taste. Builtin range & oven plus washer & dryer. Private landscaped -** EXCEPT IONAL VIEW lo GRAC IOUS LIV- patio in bri ck & Spanish tile. Assume low interest 7'1> % loan al only ING -In tbJS two story spacious home, In· $167 /month. $23,990 CALL 8424451 eludes microwave oven, central vacuum and · many extras. Well decorated family home. 2 FOR 1 *' * GROW YOUR OWN ON THIS WOODSY Two -3 Bdrm homes in Huntington Beach on 1 lot. Newly painted PROPERTY _ with whitewater view from inside & out. Excellent location, short distance to surf & sand. Now house and garden. Thi s 3 bedroom extends rented at $200 & $165/mo. Tremendous investment for only $32,900. street to street, has hdwd floors and xtra CALL 8424451 4-PLEX Four · 2 Bdrm units; Ai r-cond, neW carpets & driipes, new paint in- side and out. High income w/good spendable. NO vacancy-mainten- ance free. $44,950. CALL 842-4451 • SPANISH ELEGANCE WITH POOL Old world charm together with the Roman splendor of tall Italian Cypress trees surrounding a dual level sparkling pool will be yours to enjoy. Area is most important and this has it all, pride-of-owner· ship homes, good neighbo rs. community park & playground, under- ground utilities close to schools & frwys. 4 spacious bedrooms, large master suite, large living room + fonnal dining, family room over- looks the poo~ serve-tbru bar from kitchen to rear grounds,-comp- pletely fint shed garage with work bench, Spanish brick planters & beaut lndscpg, very easy maintenance. The best pool home on the mar- ket. $53,000. CALL 842-4451 ELEGANT 2 STORY 6 Mo's new, quality S & S construction on large bonus lot. Quiet cirtle street and close to the blue Pacific. Spaciousness is the keynote in this family size home featuring super upgraded carpets with decorator drapes, a very unique dual woodbuming fireplace adjacent to the cozy stepdown conversation pit. A raised formal dinin~ room for the larg- est of family gatherings. An observation balcony high above the family level leads to 3-spacious bedrooms upst.3.irs + recreation room for that all popular pooliable. Entertain in comfort upstairs & down with large den exiting to the rear grounds for those outside parties. Owner leav- ing area -offering this palatial home at the low, low price of only $57.900. Truly a bargain in toda ys matket. CALL now for a private showin g. 968-4456 $29,950. That's all · and what a beautiful tree studded neighborhood. Winding roadways. a soft cool breeze and lots of greenery sets the atmosphere for fine living. Very sharp 3 bdrm, 2 bath with big lot, hdwd floors with w/w carpets, builtin range & oven , step saver kitcb with that old fashioned eating area large-enough for everyone. You will fall in love wit h the home and the area, but best of all the people -that's reason enoug h to investigate this offer. CALL 968-4456 4 UNITS liia intenance free. new paint inside & out. new cpts & drps -No vacancy -2 large bedrms each, enclosed garages. High income, cash flow. Only $4500 dn . $44,950. CALL 9684456 · 4 BEDROOM Super big lot with alley access. Family size home for lots of children. 4 big bedrooms with 2 baths. Nice big ranch style kitch w/bltin range & oven, w/w ca rpet & drapes. A real friendly nbrhood. Asking only $27,900. CALL · 89~33 LIKE A MODEL Shiny bright \Yith a brand new coat of paint. Seldom, out of hundreds of homes we see each week, do we find one with the pride of owner· ship this home demonstrates. From the moment you step out of your car, you're in a different world. Meticulows maintenance, lush ldncpg, color coordinated deco rating in paint, carpets, wallpaper & drapes. 4 Bdrms, each uniquely designed & decorated to perfection! Ranch style kitch w/loads of cupboards. Log burning fireplace (or those cozy nights. Spacious rear yard for that Summer fun of B-~ & games. CALL 893-8533 PRESTIGE 1400 MODEL The only one on the market -Brand new listing -and is it sharp -Big huge evergreen tree in the front with a sculptured hybrid bermuda lawns. Sprinklers & block wall fence. The entry Is elegant with flocked wallpaper, step to your ri ght into the beautifully ap- pointed kit chen with plenty of cupboard space and large pantry. A wall of brick with a bltin B·B·Q right in your own kitch . Fonnal din- ing al its best with plenty of room for that big, big hutch and large family table. Spacious rear livin~ room with log burning fireplace. leading to a ouiet garden of shrubs & trees. Perfect tor getting awav from it all. It's a steal in this type of area. Homes range up to $55 to $60,000. Asking only $39.000. CALL 893-8533 $1200. TOTAL com Where can you find a home today w/3 bedrooms, big fenced lot on a tree lined street, close to shopping, schools & both the San Diego & Garden Grove frwy for this kind of money??? We have it -it needs paint and a little yard care -but not much. Qwner will help finance. $23,999. CALL 842-9371 V.A. BUYERS Quality Grant Co. construction, copper plumbing, hwd floors, double steel sinks, walnut paneling sets the atmosphere. Large country kitch w/gas blti~s just off the rear yard, featuring large covered patio & block wall fence -well cared for area, close to Marina High. $30,900. CALL 842-9371 BIGGER & BmER The bi ggest family fun center you will ever see, is the outstanding . feature of this beautiful, spacious Sol Vista estate -Just a drive past is impressive but wait until you see the interior. 3 Bdrms that are un ique in a very special way -eac h is decorated for the individ ual personality plus a master suite that is sheer elegance - separate for privacy, large for comfort, exquisite in its own ri ght. A livin~ room and family room so ta<lefully d¥>rated that you feel like Royalty .iust to view. Then walk to the upper level for the most exciting feel· ing of a massive entertainment center -Now you need not hesitate inviting over JOO gue<ts to your party. There's plenty of room. This family bates to leave this lovely home and area, but they must. CALL now for a private show ing. $46,500. 84Z.9371 INVESTMENTS 4 Pl.EX 2 Bdrms each -Excellent tax shelter. 10% Dn -Two to choose from . Top notch rental area. Owner says make oUer, one or both. $56,900 OTHERS 4 PI.EX with ocea n view 2 PLEX with ocean view under construcUon 3 PLEX near ocean -New construction 48 UNITS -Good cash flow & for lax shelter, adjacent to HD'1p. CALL 842-6646 ~ large decks. ** BE AN ARTIST! -H~ir styling-can be making oil paintings. Business opportunity avail. in desirable Laguna Beach. 802 So. Co11t Hwy. In Lagun• Beach Huntington S..ch ;;";•;:ln;•;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;I FIREPLACE & WINE WALK TO POOL, ~elax in front o~ your roar· TENNIS & SCHOOL -utg fl.replace with a bol!lc , of wine & a bear ski n l'Ug! 13 Bdrms., 2 ba.; nicely .Vel·y pi·ivate Spanish s1uc1.'0 I de(.'ornted ~arm kitchen: walled ah-iunt entry il'Hdi-shag cnrpcl1ng. A 1 k I ng: to spotless 3 BR /lam rnt $36,000. Anxious • ..sel.let-... home k>Cated on qu.iel cul-bring oflc.r! • ae-sac. Assumable 7~';, FHA loan. Only $36,900. CALL TODAY. · la rwin realty inc. ~ (24 hrs) . t POOL TIME * 4 BR, 3 BA, 2350 8q. ft., "'"Ct bar, 16' x 30' pool, decking. Assume 7% VA loon. CAU. 842-9321 ~21 '17301 Beach Bl\'d .. ll.B. 'lln li'l 11·lltl. --:.. 'TL·1ill 111" "SINCE 1946" 1st \Vmem Bank Bldg . University Park, tnrtnc Days SS2-7000 Nlghll Rat.'qUet club-3 hr oomPletely upgraded & lush dl'COI' in prime 11rea -to see It la to LOVE IT! $.JGOO do"·n. Walker &Lee 1114L llT4tl One Blk To Beach Open S.t. 45U Wyngate Circ Charming ranch-style hon1e ONL y 4BR model currently Y.1th shake roof. Still looks avail. Quiet eul-de-sac, ex- brand nev.·! Goonnet patio IX'plionally clean &. .,_.ell ap- kitcht>n has all l'Oklr ooor-pointed, y,·allpaper, upgrad- dinated appliatx,'t"S, SWlny ed C'rpts It drps. Nr school breakfast room Vil"\\·s mani· 979-5891 cured grounds, n1assive OPEN 1-IOUS&BY OWNE'R roaring fireplace in elegant BF:AUT. 3 br, 2 bl!., on cul· living rm, sparkling vanity baths. 3 den.size bedrooms. ~~. ~~~g I t o ra g e • A n>al ocean retreat '"ith a ~=.c..ccc...~.,.,..,"'-------1 starter price! BKR, 962-5511. OWNER-sharp 3 br. 2 ba. $2500 dn, l ~~ VA uswn., ttl OPEN HOUSE pymou IZIL-8 33-1103' 552-9503 F.RI ., SAT., SUN 1,S Lovely Clenma.r 3 BR, 2 BA L•n1,1n• Be. och W/pool. lg lam rm., air-;;;.:~•~;;...,==---·' eond, r fncd play are a v,·/playhouse &: e q pm 1 . * OPEi'l HOUSE SUN. 1-4 3160 MOUNTAIN VIEW 19881 ProV'ldence Ln IN. of Fnbu.lous Ml. Views from Adams/W o( Bu1h ard) $41,500. NELSON REAL this 4 bdnn., 3 be,, ln1mac. C."STATE 846-1305 home wi th cozy . fa mily rm. Near schools. 2 patloa fer $26,950 relaxing in the sun plus a BRL'lG YOUR P<X>LTABLE garde~'s delight I at h for this beaut. 2 BR condo. house filled ":ith potted Bonus rm ~ x 20'. 2 car pl anti. A must 5ee at end. gar., bltfns, xtra eab-$59.500. ti.lets, shag crpts. Adlt occ. * OIARM HOME * Fronts greenbelt & steps to On R-2 lot. room to add pool. RED C A R P E T aMlher Wl it. North end, 2 Realtors 536-8836. Bdrm. &. dl'n. 2 (rplc:s. I * VA * T"""NO DOWN- 1mmacu1ate 4 bedroom . Piush carpeting, 2 bellui, bl~ and quiet tree-shaded location. Only $32.500. BEST IJ UR RY ! CaK ~ SoltthCo Rea.Hors. lJ.-RGE-FAMI LY?? Spabious, multi-level 4 BR .. family m1., 21,i ba., formal dintng rnt., pool roon1. $57,500, BALBOA BAY PROP. * SS6-BIOO * REPOSSESSIONS -l)t' nform:ition and lncatlon or these F1l.A Ir. -1.\ homes, t'0~!3Ct - . KJ\SA~IAN Reol E1tatt '62""44 t MUST SELL 4 BR; nu carpets &: paint. Ocean View Sch district. 8051 •'Sterling. Nr Beach Talbert. Vacant, trees, $29.!liO or b«t offr, ()y,.-ner 833-tooi lrvlne WE'RE BUILDING A LAKE IN IRVINE ju. t a· ,;hart ~ f't'Om thii; BEAUTIFUL twnhsc. Lux- beautitul twnhse-Lux- t'nious moire and Mtln wallpaptrg, de c o ra to r draperie1 aM lovely Ahl\g ~· Great muter l\llte with f1replace plus 3 othtt rpadous lxlmls.. ~ baths, formal dining room, and a family kitchen. ~ It toda.Y. move before school sr.AftTS! • lm6 Ook Tree Lone Opon Sot. lo Sun. I to S lision- red hill , l\EALTY A Oxnl>any \Vi1h Vl1ion Univ. Parle Center, Irvine Can At\y}lme, 5.\2-'llOO OU1t.'e hours I AM to 8 PM OpeftSat A Sun~l-5- UNIVERSITY PARK 4 BR, VIEW, 11'>6,1100 18317 Foxgio.., Wl:J La..., OJmpaey, 675-4562 $65,!KMI. * ATI'ENTION * BUILDERS Ir. INVESTORS Oceanfront b I u r f • San Clemente, 2 Bdrm home, top shape, room for 4 more units. $95,000. ENGLUND REAL ESTATE 318 THALIA Open Sun. 1-S 802 Manz•nlt• Dr ive While water view; qualify older home, \\'Orlhy of Home t-.fagazlne. With guest apt., on secluded, woodsy' lot. Must see. $72,900. Artist's Home Original Laguna Charm on priv. woodsy ground 1 . Ocean View. Sky 11 & h t 11 . frplc.. 2 BR A dln rm. $58,500. Abovt Tht Trefflc Ard! Beach Helght11 ls Joe. of thb 2-sty., 3 BR. home ~'/vi~. Priv. 1wxleck &: charmJna: kltch. 0 n I y 152.500. 494-1551 1000 N. Q:t. Hwy., Laguna WANTED ••• "A ge nulne Lagunn ChAnner.'' 'This beautiful, n1atu1-e home has large. spacious rooms as well 811 fll?parnte ' suest quarters. Sumiundcd by tall trees, In a benutttul, plll"k-1\ke 11et- tlng. -Only 3 blocks from the beach ln ~·s rustic Wood• COY<. 1110,000 vlSlan REAL ESTATE mo atenneyre St. f»-!1173 5'&-0316 With View lo POOi $4.S, ?50. .rust 3 mos. old! Creftt floor plan. Big Uvina: nn, dining nn. ~a.med <'tiling. Family rm. 4 bdnnlll, 2 bolhs. HAS EVERY · THING. hrl< •111-6003. ---'TARBELL BEAUTtf."lJLJ:~oc;..;a:..tion~­ SOU'J1l LAGUNA. l block to beach. Newly remodel«I 2 Bdrm, lo1nlb' r m, large cleck W/oteM view. Cucat •Pl. $62.500 nrrn. By owntt. Call '91)..1~. Would con· sider 11W1\raC!r ttntals al110. BEAUTTFUL oci:.on view k>t Only 111+910 O....•nvlew Reali)' 673-.!SllO DAIL . PILOr J5 I -lwW. I l~I ~[ _,.. .. _,.. .. ...... .... ' ' I~ :;;;I _ .. c:..._E·~ .. -· ~I ~:1~[..-iii~'~iiiiiii·::·~~J.:iiiii~;.;I .;"' .. ~"!:!:"'~) ~~I ~I iiiiiiiiiir"""'iiiiiiiiii"'~l[i]~ 11._I -----~l~..:..,1 Commorclol 1 .1iinciioiimiiiioiiPii•ii.,.~r~ty~iiiii"ii:iii''"~c~0t~m~oiiiiiP~~iiii~i:tY;.iiiil~6'iii I ~·•Y to to.n 240 , H.uMS Furnl1httcl JOO I L.,..... Bl•Ch ... I OCEAN VU • DUPLEX NORTH LAGUNA Two · 2 BR. units with beam ceilings, hard· I wood floors, plus complete guest tll1lt tor 1992 PORT CLARIDGE MONTE GO P r operty 151 1• 1st TD Loans _L1....:.do_1s;...;.1. __ _ ;;S;;;UP;;.E;;;R ;;;LO;;;C;;;AT;;.10;.;;N;;;. INVESTMENT -INCOME PROPERTIES UP TO 90% L~h.111~.~ ~ On bury Brl11ol near South 6 U I 2 d TD L hou8e, bN.utUully turn 6. Coast Plaza. Near new n ts • NewP.!rt -$72,000 n oans decorated. Mint oend. El1C1 U.C.I. studenls .................. f8.7,500. q Omtu~ 494-9794 11 -=-"""211000 N. COAST H 0 WY-/ 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, low maintenance, many upgrades, ready for Immediate occupany. Will consider lease with option. $74,000 Fee. 6000+ "1· ft. bldg. on 32,000 A six unit office building. Prime Newport kltch blllnl, l'llO monthly. liCI· !L paved lot (4S space&) Beach location. Near Coast Hifhway, Own. Low•1t r•f•s Or•n9• Co. Winter rental rrom S.pt. fronting 2 Sleets. SUperbly ill 2nd 72 OOO Tak •·ttl Mt C Call or. Saks, 213: ~1. engirletred for bakery er w carry TD. Value at , . c -•r I · o. or 711 '. 613--2424 gourmet meat operation. advantage. 6t2·21 71 545-0611 1 "2"8"1\.:.,::.2..:BA""',:.:F;cA:,...,he-a-I-, ~tpl..,..a, Possible to oonvert to Sttving: Harbor_area.21 ~. d'·l •-1•-- aeveral operatlOM. Will oon· Fixer Trl·Plex -$55,500 =-= w1"n~er f~);;. &~TS:,r _, ... ~der leue/opttqn. B . DON'T BORROW -,, Owena/P. Noll 642-8235. Bring paint & tools. All two bedroom.units. 'TIL YOU CALL USI New port Bloch ~ 11 LAGUNA BEACH OPEN HOUSE Prl nclp1l1 Only L1guna Blom Lido Isle THE VILLA ~."'c;.;;o_u..;.N..;T_R_Y_C_H_A_R_M~ Newport Bloch "UP AT A VILLA, DOWN 3100 Sq. Yt . l•mlly llva~ DUPLEX BY TIIE SEA," is the 4 BR/4 ba.. Huge llv. rm ll>eme for this Imposing r0<:. rm .. din. rno.: garQe 6 DOORS TO Spanish style hon1e. Located vl~\'11", Decorator IEAC"' high up on Laguna's famed $152,500. n Riviera coastline. DETAIL-* $79,500 * Don't pfl.y high summer rent E D ~lEDlTERRANEAN Spanil!lh style home on tara:e whe.n you can colle(t It, and ARCHITECTURE \VI TH lot 3 BR & den, opeii still reaer.re the best ~ EXTERIOR OF ltOUGll I be~. intere:itlng fpl . Near for you and )'OW'I. 3 Bed- CilALK WHITE PLASTER. Lido tennis ct. I rooms down, 2 Bedroom• up. ~fooriah styled veranda v.•llh LIDO REALTY < '" ~ f lQM· ~·- 6 patios! Great location. 11.1inlmum down. Borrow on your home equity _,....:. ______ _ Bargain investment. Call now,• 1 ~or any &OOd purpose, Ser.r-A llOl\1E TO BE mg Los Angeles County for CHERISHED N t H I h Re•lty ComJ>n.lll'. B d N' Butt 4 Pl $57 500 over 20 ,...,. and NOW In I Some hou1e1 aran't mueh ewe!r • , ti 642-8235 644-6200 rea er • ex -. I Oran,e County! n1ore than 4 wall• &: a root. * 4 BDRMS. * Bread and Butler units! C entral Newport· SIGNAL MORTGAGE co. j but he><'• one 1ou11 1ove -2 C 2 CORNER Mesa location. Fresh paint. Low vacancy tn41 M&-0106 lots trcun the octan. 3 OPl;N SUN. 1·5 • factor. Earns J0.8% on down payment. 4:\00 Campus Olive, 1'.B. ma>tor hr. 2\i ba, pan'ld 446 C1t1lln• Dr. 9100 sq. ft . Has 4 Room Pride of ownership abounds. Call todayv. Mort119es, <!en w/a prof. pool ttlble. 2-~.. Building plus 2 Room 1 1..se w/poas opt ~,_;• k cust.f bit. ho m e2 Bulldtng, Large Parking H bor C • I T affi Tr ust Deeds 260 ?>.tcNASH REALTY Ir w ~,a e roo ' 4 Bdrms., Arco/Value plus al $27,000. Gr Ommerc1a - r C I INVESTMENTS ha. lge, tn5tr. BR.; 2 lrplc1. Call COL\VEU. 646--0555 N d Thi C 2 t WE S 612-1334, e\'t-s 6~2--6578 500 Sq. ft recreation rm. ' ee exposure? s -E!~perty watches LL ECURED Come see It buy! 68,500 40,000 pl~ cars pass by · y, E~Z terms. SMOO. 2nd Trust Deed 9':0 soo -UtU Pd. Oceanfront CALL .. 646·141• Owner will carry ist T.D. Subordination interest due 3 yrs. Will dis-Bach. Ideal 11udent. 644·2127 Macnab -Irvine 9 ~ ~ o KI Value pn'ced a l •« 000 Call now ooun1 S8<0.1o yield 13%. s1ss -Utll Pd. Rl&ht on ......... • ' 'V""'i • • SIGNAL Ar<)RTGAGE Sand! 1 BR. Frplc. Patlo. REALTY . 54~1600 COMPANY Winter. a view ot the ocean far _.,......, ee. -,., '-NW"· 1 below. 3371 ViacLldo. N'pt Beach CALL 644-721i Tri level floor fcaturel!I 2 * 073-7300 * · som1s. &: DEN GUESf M v /.Jxl Nlld I N••r ftewport Pttt Offlci lr (714) 5.iS--0100 $215 -Nice 2 BR. 1 blk OPEN House Best Newport 4500 Campus Dr, N.B. b!.>11.ch? LrP. patio. Yoarly. RM., OR STUDY. Masaive Ill erde ~All I Y ~ 1"1'1'1lJL 11"11 ES Height•, < BR, 2400 ,.. ft. --==~~~I_ INVESTMENT DIVISION NU·VIEW RENTALS (we really mf'nn it) Hv. rm. \V/OCF.AN VIE\V, ltfESA Verde poo~ hom~"'j3 view. rcc rm, pool size lot, f'OR Snle. $i>i,588 1st or all· 673-1030 or 494-32-18 ~~;1J ~~rij~p\""us•,'"'•~ ,~·.'1 _G_R_A_N_D_O_P_l!_N~IN~G~ 645-4426 call betw 1 & 5. 6 UNIT JHE REAL ESJATERS Incl. TD, Earn H I> + LIDO SANDS, 3 BR., romp. 1 1'1MBERED CEILING TlED BY CRISS CROSS BEAA1S IN AUTtlENTIC SPANISll STYLI NC. CENT E R FIREPLACE. WI\\' cnf1J('ts U1ruout. Central kitchen has range, OVEN, DlSW:\VASllF.R. &. opeM to DINING AREA. J yqu have a flair for the ol~e n f'rnnccs, Agt. s22.5l'tt • $30.l\'1 req. \\'Ill furnished & only 1tcna from By O\vncr, :!\tr. Ken . Newport B•y Towers COMMERCIAL , . coni;idcr smaller TD· s .. -4 h "' '·"ll ASSUME 7% VA 3 BR, 2 l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I t 67, ,7• the beach. AvaU. Sept , t ~.nrvo. · 1 &: 2 BEDROOM P pvmn · . ._ J6 l.\ h 1974 P I BA, Fam Rn1, fp, on cul-de-(l'O\vth area, Orange County, _:c,e,·=cc_=c..:.::::::.· ---tll Jan. t , · re er 19'_,.l_n_l_on_V_i_•_io ____ Bacoy~~~:1:!M llO!'tlES sac, $45,CXXI 646-1514 or c;xcellent record, all units on Income Pror...rty 166 Mountain, Dese r t ~~~~~~~~~ family \vilh no pets. ss75 P _.-.-Boat Slips , SZI-7560, no agts. lease, 10'"/,. cash 11pendablel --'---"r.:;;,_•;.:..,_.;c..; Resort 174 ~ Per 1nonth. Ask for U>uise 0 c.1~ 1-~0USE 1.-1 pm Sat & Full Security Highrlsc BLUFFS on 50~1 down. PL.US equity POSITIVE CASH I~ Collier Sun. 26.jg2 Las Tuna11:! M.V. Steel & condrete constnlction BY 3 B growth, ASSU1\1ABLE 7~0 FLOW FROM A SUNNY p,\L~I SPRINGg Ho&w forRtnt 11! C.r. ColeS\\'Ol1hy ' · \VOl'ld de1ip, then you m\ttil f ~ll!e thla cMrmln& bit or <ld 3 ~R •. 2 BA. central air eon-Private Balconies o11.ner r, 21h Ba, over-PRIVATF._ TD. principals . SWIMMING POOL? Biltinore Condos, J-,1 Br, ~------~·::.;;;I Realtors 640-0020 dillon1ng, big fenced b&c. k 2 .. ~•e ,~~,per un•'t, looking bay. S67.500. 42G only. (\1lill cons Ider beaut. furn. Pool, Jacuzzi, BEACH AREA, 9 mo. __ , T-'· A p.-t-.:.... ..... ,,.......~ Vist a Parada. 644-UBO. trades). Thi.Ii one Is leased for $2'20 y.,.... N\e very -"''""'J" Roof top sundeck tennis, gas hbqs. \\'knds. Houses Furnish-" 300 lease -See to believe to Coronado. . 1 1 Pur * LARGE, 2 BR house, nice PACIFIC a mo. to 4-plex o\vners. In wkly, mo or Jst?. (TI·ll wu 3 BR, s,..t.n. Offered tot. " ' ' $53,500 OON CONRAD REAl..'I'OR Unusual Opportun ty to · yard, $38.500. 642-700& after adcHlion , you get a tre-32'1-6274. \\'rite L. FO\\'lf'r, G 1 this gorgeous -...:~:=~_,sc=' ie'"Em"'t ''"~"'~;,_""'_:·492-~~::'.-!l'.._1 ~~~~.Property in 6 PM. REAL ESTATE , f2rn~~ ~tion froom nJ+ 1416 s. eamtno Real, P.S. enera lovely, furnished home ' BE '!'!IE ISi' TC! SEE IT! CALL NOW FOR APPT. MISSION REAL TY 985 SO. COAsr ltwY ., LAGUNA ' 310 Fernando Rd., N.B. San Ju1n Capf1tr1no iiiiiiiii&64.i:Z.O:Zioiiii00'-iiiiiiiiiol S57,fJOO. Th~ cho"~ce· °.:.!0Yf Ronchos ••rms Unbeliev1bly Beautiful $400 mo. AGT. 64(;..3255 Newport BMch •• 675-8551 an apt. complex, ~~n't Grove; r ' 1IO VAL D'ISERE Garden Apa, --OCEANFRONT- 0 % AC hone property 3 BR, 2 * 3-UNIT * last long! owner will ti--~::.:..:::.,. ____ ::; Adults · no pets. Flowers HOUSE Phone (714) 494-0731 MOVED OUT NO I DY BA.I/ f~•-rm,... c 0 r r a 1 • OOMMERCIAL BLDG. nance af S';{i. MOUNT RANOI, 35 Ac. CYel"Y'\'here. Stream & Older 3 Br, turn. home avail E' re KNOWS! poo leiulUli c, w pe.tk>, well located w/ott-1treet secluded In Cleveland Nat'! v.•aterfall, 45' pool. Rec. Sept 17 thru June. ~ W. OPEN SUN. 1·5 2808 ZELL DR. Wiii& cul-de-sac $73,500. 493-2196. parking. Owner will caJTy Forest. 2 Trlrs, lots of oak Rm. Sauna. Sgls 1-2 Bdrm., Oceantro $300 IT'S VACANT Just Usted.BeBackh bay area.. s.nt1 An• T.D. $59,000. . trees, tn beauUhtl canyon. FurnSEE ·Un!urnlT . from $142. -2"B"'R"eo=H:::n·"'.·..:::f::::_· -,~285=mo.-Newport ac cu 1tom1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Own Ill " I 1· 1 g : 2000 Parsons, ._e, urn. home. ·3100 sq. ft., tv•o stone pe..C:~t~ ~cyp 8 1= Joo. 642-8670. ror 9 mo'•· Plush. 3210 Sea- One of Laguna'• larg"I • • !Jreplaces, and !art<• pool OPEN HOUSE * 59'x29' LOT * 1.,, than $2,000 per Ac. •1ew, CdM . Ready S.pt. 15. fbaamtiyfhom11es: 6 BR .. '41 ,, Seller W•fttl Offet room. $66,500. ll u r r y. C-1 ZONE Dosa Jones Reall.y 49'2-44l2 _Bl_lbo_•_l•.cl•:.;n;;d;____ KINGAARD R.E. 642-2222. tbs, am Y rm.: sweep ng TJIE BLUfl'S PLAZA, 4 R., 646-TI71 SAT 1 5 $32,500. E·Z TERMS $1511 tll pd ocean vtev.·s. \\1ood &: glass 2~ ba. Lowest l~hold & · • • Roy McCirdle Realtor 10+ acre beautiful :young EXEC. Hon1e -Little Island. IA~~·c houM '$90'· Co...,, .. u & HB construct . $1().1,00J nlalntenance. Llrled , at' ii'~:;,;;, "J~t Usted," trust our Spirllnn Investment l·lass avocado grove going Near new, 4 br, ~ ba & gar. ll!U • • ""6e 3 BR .. 3 be.!h plus f11n1\ly rn1. EASTBLUFF Ii Kht1rp 4 BR, 2 bath home. 548-7729 Corp. 833-3544 next year. Fenced. $U5,000. ti-June 15. Or $650 mo Yrly Agt. Fee, 979-84.10. EMERALD BAY $53,950 . wtiaf11 yaur ottrr?1 1:~ judgement and see this 1810 Newpor~ Blvd., C.~1. • on four yrs, Good M?'l for Nlcely rum. $j5(} mo. Sept. I BR hsc, v:alk to water. Stunning inlet"lor & a lull , Ro It , .. 1133 lnv lling enclosed lanai off ~=======i:I NEW 4-PLEX 29 r;(. down, near Fallbrook. ·" ."aae~·:.R:.;•"fC-. °"""""°''"'394~.'-,--~ CltARMING BEACH oce1ln vlcv.•. St' c I u de d 8 Y -living mom. DRIVE BY NEIGHBORHOOD Owner will C8f111 papers, 3 BR, 3 BA house, Bayfront. COTI'AGE •arde'' ent-·. 1169,000 , 24 14 Vista Ori Oro, N :-:-. ~~~~;;~;;";~~ 1825 Harvard St Brand nc"" SpanL~h motif, 3 Princl""ls only 714 -s ~•1 Pl Al " blk to ........... wintf'r ren-• 'J -::!._ CALL 842°·9321 SHOPPING CENTER BR 2 ba .... . ""1 _",,.. • er. 90 4 BR, 2 BA on ·' "'-"""" VICTORIA HLDS. * • • DUPLEX. Highly de-BEST BUY · 1 · deluxe. unit Roal Esto•.o Grand Canal, S450 mo. each. ta!. 124 35th St. 673-l'.r>6 Lee. family home of 4 BR .• ~ sirable rental area, v.1llk to 2 YEAR old, 2 bdnn. home. Omtu M'I SqNEAR P k :;~~T~·· ~; 2-sBuR n~1~~ ta: E h ll2 9 rno11. Ieue, 6rr776l LOVELY 4BR, ba~, out!I~ conv. den. 3 baths & huge bch, Lido Isl shops I ~·edish fireplace. Very ~ 1 • u1re ar Eastside Costa Mesa nr. xc inge \Vlnter Rental-Abo apt. shower, Bayfront, \Vint.er \\'hile "'ater & COOJ1tal $1 275 000 G family rm. w/v.-et bar. theatre. good location. $37,500. 21 Fountain Vall1y Nev.""POrt lits. Buyer gets lst BRAND NE\V, Oceanside, 3 3 or 4/2 Ba. Sun deck. rental, 400 38th St Vic""· Will -nslder -d .. *** OCEANF1l.ONT !JU· ~ • ' • user ta.x clepreclatlon. Ask· BR, 2 BA! Private hJllslde uest room, 675--6299 ..... ...., "'cs ... Call now for de-"-. · lllO 000 lot, tall pine -----an Bil•--Ponlmul• "While ElaN.•-·" r:lllt!r· In \\' L.A Sl44 500 PLE'X . 1 yr old 1 BR 5 BA. JONfS UUUi 1ng , • Make offer! ... ~ """' -... ~, ... . STUNNING l OPENSUN-CaJlforde~U.. RfALTYINc. _17301 ...... Be .... ac!!b!!Bl .... vd!! ...... H ... B .. · .... ~1 ~-l!ifitl"""""'•nmm CALL e '''·2 41• ~:b!~u~:~.~~ :h:'~~t~Cas~~: ,1':ij New ronlrmpomry. 3,000 SQ. DAVIDSON REALTY !SCM ~ 9 ~ ertyorTD!! Broker&i.5-8400 CHAR.\flNG 2 Br, 11'1! Ba them thru a DaDy Pilot ft. of spectacular wood & ·~ ~1 673·-" .. ~ ooltage. S.pt. l7.Juoe 30· 2 cl""ilted adl glus coralnlct. 3' Bdrm!., ~1•u IMJU 714)973·8210 University Park ~)tlU..W REALTY Real EstitiWanted 114 car gar, trplc. 1 blk to 3\~ ba. Oak nn.; rare wood DOYER SHORES 2001w . ..,....,., Ne•r Ne•••rl •••I orrk:e ocean&: bay bch!I. Res:pon. --------- inlertor1. game room. Soar· 5 Bedroom, 4 Ball>, UVlng --·-'1HO A,'fi1lt,";;~ ~10~ :: 10°/o + 20 YEARS * TRIPLEX * WANTED Residential Lot adults. 673-9508. ill&: views. $144,900 room, dining rodm &: den. HARBOR. VU PALERMO de-sac. Fam. rm. w/11.·et Prtme tenant. Sale/Leue-Custom pride--of~ip, ~ ~ ~· !u1~ ~ 2 BR. 2 Ba homt, Bay View Super pool, Automatic gar-Totally upgraded, beaut. 4 bar. UtiL rm. All newly back. 10<;0 + percentage. all new carpet.s, drapes and 586-644 Front, saJlin&~ IWimming, iu;:r, sprinklen A llghti.Qg. Br, fam rm. 1/3 acre, Fee, decorated. Ideal location for 1st °'vner. Requires $250,000 palnt. Large owner unit l. boating, 673-443& ar (2l3) $L19,000. 13li Santiago Dr., Enbe1d. cul-d~-sachoooln ~n shopping, achools, ~vay. cash. Principajs only. elegantly furnished, builtin ~~~~~~~~~· ~.-'~--._ N.B. By Owner &15-8'03. t. nt'.' AC s, P•v.i. 21,, car gar., auttH!oor FRED BARBOUR kitchens, c!Osed garages. ; · ~ BR, 23( BA New remod. 1 :-:_L~~.JR_·-,~ J>rinctpals only.,•, , ,1 laodscnpcd. 1t1any extras • opener. Easy care lnd1epg. REAL ESTATE C\LL 642-435.1 for details. II •I Int. $305/MO. Wimer. 3m --bltn color Iv, 11.·etbar, elec. Assume 6~% mtge. Many 979-3733 BARRETT REAL TY flnn:lll 1'.1 on t er o .' 114/879-5991; 1105N.Coasrttwy,.Loguna CONDO CLAS~1C.,.. eye gar. dr, many more. extras. Owner. 552--0119. C l Lo $l 7 500 lD>I A bl l .:=213='/"'335-<=--c:696=-----~-494-1177 I A rarity. 1 Slory 3 Br, ~ ~ Move into thl• Dream • t • ID ssuma e oan 2BR. garage, garbago disp. l!lpaciou1 home }V/POOI ; &. How;e, entenain lmmed. 50• l'"' N ,~ • •-•1 • h h BEAUTIFUL ocean view lot golf Jor particular people at Reduced to $86,000. 64-1-7230. X ...,.. ear ..,,,h w: 8uslne11 Uftl• wsu, \Vas mac · 1 Only S13,000 ye11terday'11 price. s-1A;l;;;scm. O~n hou&c Sat -Sun. I~ Pomona Ave. C.M. Prtced 10 Units $130 000 Opnortunlty 200 Winter -College stdnta ok. I -•-... Re 1 6~ ·~ Quick U De . Rut E1tatt. low at $2.50 per Sq. Ft. N' C t .,_ ' A ~ _ $225. 675-5470. , OceanY~ A ty ,_,.,.., . ca ni!IDn ., * BAYCREST * '*"'" Wesl1y N. T•ylor Co. ice o1 a me'sa rea. L Hill &~3-7311 •. Income $16 068 MT. SHASTA WINTER, 2 BR, I BA. yam, 19un1 I BEAUT --•-t' , BY OWNER. Elegant cuatom REALTORS ' Cervelll's ~farket $32,$00. color 1V, adults, no pets. • <-v.iiuv., pro~~· bullt 4 BR + lri. Fam Rm, A fo I 150 2lU San Joaquin Hlll1 Rd. Bkr. ~""""·, e·-. u. ~" Prime midtown locatioo In $275. 673-6243 t BR, fam rm, lease/option decorated. z BR & del\, ~ 2 Master DR + 2 trplct cre19e r ta• Newport Center 644-4910 °">-JOW ~"" u-nr4'11i1"1 VAXl/mo. $36,900. Avail for ba, 2 Frp!C!I. Lo v'.e 1 )' Huge LR, Fomial Dr. eoin. 20 NEW UNITS unbeatable ski are a , CaPtatrano S..ch opening of school year. 2 yr1 --4ens & pool , 1 ~.. . 28, _.. C-2 LOT 19,800 Sq. ft. ""-'-M A 1 ed $120,000. Annual gross. 1750 old, fenced yan!. 673--0216. •-u · • Pet,..., pnvate OOVl''~' *** 625 FOOT FRONT-Nev.'J)Ort Blvd. nr Del Afar. "-\nlur. esa. cce erat sq. ft., leased at $115 per 2 BR. and den, tncd yd, Qwner/Agt>nt. Wlllr:; 12 W~;F1 V~fs64 outdoor livini llrt'ft with lush AGE -Brookhurst St., Ready tor devel. or can be de predation opportuni~. mo. Price Includes $12,000 winter rental. $185. mo. son, t.or land8Cs.pil'll. Owner wtU Fountain Valley. 9 held w/present lnc. $3.25 ~t'.IOO ln~~e c:.:· ~00 inventory, $10,000 fixtures, 34596 Via Verde, 496--6549 MJs.gON Viejo area, 3-4 BR, 2 BR & den, 21,i Ba. Brand finance responsible buyer. Acres • $450,000. Sq. ft. 0wnr1~-64" --. CJ' S ·REAL ESTATE'-"'" etc Call locally· Al Day lg all elect kit, 2 sty, super new P1an 8 at Newpor1 Princlp&la onl,y 64>7500 onu· ~ cn4) 56-3424 or .to Realtor Corona clel Mar fm nn, 2'JJO sq n. 75x127 CreJt in N....--n.o-$S3 000 *** 245 FOOT FRONT-Condominiums S.18-1168, or eve 557~ t Mt ~--Mr ~-u k rl~ t II ·-~· '""-GE n . .:J<ltLll•&, ' '31'n: 1 BEDROOM ~.-~ ml lot C8.mp pr . P ._._. o 11t home• are eelling for ' A • Beach Blvd., for set. 160 (2) 4-Plext'S for Sale in Hun-•ii(9lii6i;l;;i926-4298iii;;iiii;' ..,.., ...... j • U\UU\ nn, 1 · now. Xtru. 830--0884 $68,995. I will llC.'O!pt t le-u. Take your choice -cute HuntilJ.itl>n Beach. 2"' ---------tington Beach. $48,950. 2 b'i paHo, c.harming, Ideal L1gun1 Nlyue1 Call me at cn4) B-9171. = ~~P~~~~~ = ~~ Acres . $217,000. Fan-SWEEPING Ocean View, 2 BR. Income $600 per mo. • Cocktail bar $15M down sgI person or·cple. 409 Iria. * $38,500 • BEST BUY *" ~loving out of area .. 4 BR., 2~ii be, l,1t. cul-de-AAC lot . * LEASE/OPTION * I 3 Bdrm., 2 ho.th view hcunc, vacant nov.•! * PLACE REALTY * 494-9704 494·9729 liE FIRST TO SEEll Open SWldy 1-5. snarp 3 BR garden home, dccoro.tor'11 cpl &: drps tbruout. Comp! air cone!. All club & lake privilege~. BLUE RIBBON REAL ESTATE 213: -213 , 431-7663 Lido 1110 Walled Privacy Oversize corner lot v.'1th large, airy Patio makn thls e.xqUislte ~me the epitome of quletne11, combined v.1th elcganoe. 2 Bdrnui .. 3 baths. Room for ~1. a.ro:i. OPEN SUN. 1·5 IOI Via LldO Soud ~21 Burr Whlt1 RHltor 2901 Ncwporl, N'pt Beach 675-163<1 Bluffs New X MOdi11 come. Both are steps to ':jlic ~es lot or mo-BR. 2 BA condos. New, 084o:2-:..::35l6=. -~----I • Electronics Sy1 -Salea C :::olt.::;:•~-;;;,;:_ ___ _ Carpeting c.holet>. 3 br.,'cl.tn -beach 11:-bay. I locatiOn, Avail now. Open 33692 Blue lndu1tri•I Proper ty 161 • CWldren'1 Store-beach 1 BR Trailer. Adult ram rm., 2~;, htt. O~n 1-5 NEWPORT BEACH * * * 5 ACRES, R·3 . Choice Lantern, Dana Point. ;;_;;=.;;._--...c.=;,;,,;,'-'.c.; e Sw-eeping Serv. 68 acct.a daily. 2749 Vis ts Umf. REAL TY 675-1642 Huntington Beach 10. Montgomery R.E. 49l-5881. ** M·I ** Holl1nd Bus Solos Xlnt for~c~4 NB, $64,900. 644-0296 r. 2627 Ne11.1>0rt Blvd .. N.B. cation. Near schools, LAGUNA I-lllls, Leis u Te COSTA MESA 645-4170 or 540-0i08 ,..,--,.,-.::;:'-"°'~!:;,_-- WESTCLl FF $61 HOME + INCOME-parks & shopping. World,., New 3 BR, "La 63 x 300 FT. Huntln~ Beach Reina 213--433-'raiG \VAN'I' to sell good pun1blng 3 Br. 2 Ba. Dining rm~ front Out the door 50 steps &: ~ P.lans fo r new bldg. repair business In Newport WALK to water, 1 BR, & rear pa!JO!, \vrougbt iron you're on th<' beach! This 2 •' '' DMSK>H' • L2A~~N. ~ ~~gu. ~~~poy ~~. ~\~ RIVIERA .REALTY Beach area. Take over hun. slngle.s/famllles. Also Cot· gates, xlnt cond. Prlnc \Only bdrm. ,vllh bachelor unit is 1'" Broadwa CM dreds of regular customers. t&i"e in CU)OO $150 in mid-• 6 PM ""219 level 139 ~ 49~ ""''u:: "" y, · · di f f a.. ' ll"t\>"'t • JI being remodeled Inside &: rtw..m4)963"'4W · ,OJ\N., ;rv.MJ. 642-7007 645--5690 Eves. 642.-3128 e o orest &: Bachelor BEAtrr. new 2 BR. 3fA + out. 115 26th St., N'pt. ~~~~~~'""~!!!!!I Duplexes/Units LA\VN Route, prese n tly units $90 walk to water. de.n, Qmdo, Coastal otft, Beach. Asking $58,500 Sub-APPROX 30 ACRES IN sale 162 lots for Sale 170 grossing $150. Good to bulld :Agt'=._F'-ee"'". o,5.16-;:...;25::c7:.:5_,,~~ Under mkt. price I 'i tnt. mlt OBB• LA C CORONA. By owner. Will .....:='-------0!1· Steady customers, aeU 3 BR, nr bch, nice yd, frplc, rate. 673-8437, 815-3300 . H ~A N 0. trade all or pai1 for o.c. OCEAN Vie.w, New Duplex DOVER SHORES ·$500. 6454181 nf't 7 PM, patio. Water pd. $375/mo. VACANT -On the r\fater. • 6"-11po • Property or what have by Builder. Open house Prime location w/view of NE\Y beauty shop for sale in ,~=="'O,c.,536-11!25~==·'--- Ch\•n your own. 2 BR,: 2 BA Su per Sharp Condo )oo?? M8-9TIO evtt & Sat/Sun 1-Spm. 2 BR, 2 BA, Upper Bay. Large level, Newport Beach, low rent, 6 _L:;;•;:l.;;U:.;n•;:,..;Boa:;;:;;:cll::;_ __ _ apt. Pool, rparina, feCUrlty. Freshly painted, 3 bdrm., 2 wknds or 546--3676 days. plUI 3 BR, 2 BA. Crpt1 & 90 x 146. Private bee.ch. st.atk>n . 646-28!&. ... Owner. 1125,000. 675'~. , ba'•., hobby rm., laundry 2.9 ACRES, Siskiyou Cnty nr. = ~ ~ ~~..,,:'"" Reduced to $49,500. Harriet I nt I Sl35 -Utll Pd. Oceanlront OWNER -B A YF..u..tfNT rm.; dbl. prage w/elee. lake. Cash $7500. Tennt · • · us, Perry 642-8235. (FS3). n~ men Bach. Beaut. view! :SE1\lnY, 3500 11q. tt. opener. New carpet I na saxi Dn, Bal $60 mo incl 7% cC::d:::M:_,,--~~~~-I l .;;-=r;;;~i;.;;;rtu;n;l;ty;;;;;;;;;;;220;; $185 -Util Pd. Neely turn. 1 ~j>· fee land. P,16,000. dn.pes; all new kitchen aP: lnl owner n4: 4~ NEW Deluxe Duplex, 3 Br. BR.. 2 blks beach! · • pllance1 .. incl. &l.nk. $43,500. Bus. lnesa Praa!"Y l54 2 Ba. A: 2 Br. l Ba. bas 3 car Real s:;x1 -1util Pd. Roomy 2 Br. 15% -20% DOWN Glk Wilker Re11ty -;..;.r...;;. gar. 618 W. BaJboa. Blvd. '42>-12SS ty Com'64'l 6200 ch~g/~t'. Yard· Pat 1 0 • BLUFFS Condo.Bean view. =.c VI• Lido, NpL Beach TWO LOTS TOTAL IOl'x209' I ;:::'n=·=M67~or;;'::C':2!:'3:l ::342-=98U7;:; 1 ..... ...,...,...,...,...,,.., ... 1 NU-VIEW RENTALS ~3~rR + ~950" 21>\!:'~·" * 675-5200 * CHtingtonOICE n'!:?TIZONO,NHEunD. Income Property 166 NEWPORT 1-ch -eu.tom m.<o30 or <94-3248 ;·~nc~"" new :;·;:;;; * OCE.A1NF~~6NT * BUSINE$S,'"'"'-i'pRO FE S. COSfA Mesa 4-plex $62,500. R1 lol 153' frontage on 8th LISfEN to the Surf trom this NC\\'f)Ort Beach. lmmed. OC· 4 J.Urn. un 1!11. ..... , sundeck SIONAL OR OFFICES. $640 income pa.ya prln. int. Fairway ot Big Canyon unique 2 BR furn honte for C\tpancy. Make ~ff er. 2 D!il. gwil~C9. \\:Ill trade $17,500 ea. TERl\lS \\Tite: tax. Ins & utll. 10 percent Country Cluh. View of rent! $42'>. winter rental or Brokt'r fTI4)o 645-3bo for 1nco1nc In san Clemente KANPAK, 1993 Kihel Rd., rln, no ptl. 673-8!93 or 1. Fashion Island & Corona del yrs lease, 497-1~1 or I · or DMa Pt. $1~.000. Kihei Maul, Ha\\'t1ll. 728--2749. ~1ar. Private planned Com· 49·1--8962 e BLUF'FS "E" Plan Condo BALBOA BAY PROP n1unlty \vlth gue.rd gate. 1 Bft. Fum. & 3 Br pnrt. 1 3 Bedroom, 2\.i Bath * 67,_7420 * • "Weed it & Reii.p" DUPLEX 2.2 BR's Priced to sell! Tcrnts U""l()U"' fi().,."''" Lrg Old World Drn _ ..:.___. _ _ _ Lrg yard. $35,900. Assume available. Pvt pty. 640-1.5$7. """ L ,..a.Al huu. houses $170. Only I By Owner. 644-7238 FABULOUS VIEW From treasures to trnsb VA Lonn. J 0 SEP H OCEAN vl 8:tl11.r!ed n du 111 . ref , s. 81\YCREST Ex~. 3 BR , DOVER SHORES 'l\JC'~J'~~'f>i~sh ~:~~'}25.ER RE ALT 0 R • unden:rou: rcu~3:~tlrti!,~t~ CORONA DEL P,\AR 4M-8l70/499-M~l. 2\.i.Ba. Formal din r m, tt/d. 3 DR + Df'n. 3"' Balhll. ol'trtK! paid. Only $9,000 1'.1artha A UNIQUE BUSINESS OP. iIBUGfrt'FUL Vacation 41 park. Rd. 645-7062. . Owner. Prtnclpa,t1 on I y. 49&-9583 Ice Cream Shoppe in Cnrorm Sept 1/Nov. 15, 494-0-151 t.~ontego, 1 levtlt 4'1JR, ni BLUP:P'S.OWNER ,....,.. Penln. Zoned R·l, by decorated; splendidly equip-Bench, Sept to June $22.'i. Ira: co:.-n lot. 2030!Holtd8J' Newly decoratad, By [ 1 ~. Ray, Realtor, 494-9966, POR'I1.Jll.1TY1 Swtn!lt'n'l!I Br. 3 Ba. poOI home. So.'itl HARBOR View , Hom~ !548-"10. Mob'1le Homes ' CIK:ll CHOICE.location on Balboa del Mar. Beautifully 2 BR turn bouae on Vlc<ori• v1t>W 7 9% ln new uni 1 ~ nd ""''"""''" °""' """"' -c...~ ped senrJce and manul&.c-nlO, 497-2746 OPEN SUN 1-4:30 . . '• .1.n. nu, e unit, cul.de-............ , ~.1. or &.ov.,., turtng fac:Ulty. ltlah e~ 6444T. • aac, hup green btlt, ~to -., 1~•93-4429::.,.;.=o-=....,=~-~ lngs wtth excellent potential ~Soo=•;;_th:.,_L:;-~::::•:.,_ _ __,, 144 VI• Yell• Harbor Vu Ho ..... Palermo, tenol1. ··•lk to M--·"-. 3 Mobil• Homtl U-bll• H~mtel -no wr. 1-Com...U I &fl' 500 -I 2 4 br ~, B~ f •-:;,-'"'"• -~ -~· orUmoN1""· E ' HOM. ES 2 BEDROOM & Den. Oce•n '· Beautllul 4000 -. fl, Nord Sty, • ·~ ba.!FR. 2 Ip, pro ·-·· ~ xtru. on· For Solo 125 For Solo 125 Newport Beach. Nr. •hoP' comtt home. 6 BR, tam nn. \l.'tl bar, $76,900 f)4to-1346 t Jy ,900. 640-0926, -plng. OWner. 67J...1293, -REAL TORS -Vif?:w. LaA1e deck, 1 block to I 4\1 BA Bell va!u• on Lido * Blulta E Model Condo 60' D.W. BAYPRONT 19G1 PARAMOUNT 8x38, $20,000 lllOBILE Home for Mountain DeMl1 67UOOO ::~ted. re=i::i ;iJ1i 'ooo n ..... tront 3 BR, 3 BA ~-r • -'I t -3 Br • Ba tum xlnt cond. Stt up in sale. Saeritice for •i&,960. ' 7 • ...,...,.,. __ ..,,..,..., at $1M. · ~v Owntr * 1740 '""; i\~~t.~~ like •1t a..r x:lnt low rent park. 1 blk to All convenlcnc:e1. ~ Resort 1 4 per month Sept. lSth thru 'ttrittingh 'H. (tn $165.000 Olll b 1 '0 shopping. Over 3'8 only. atl 6. '!-'-------Mona! to Lain 240 J une 15th. South t.aiuoa. /;/ 1m ~1.,. BLUFFS Co'*> ' . 3 Br, • . en ion 11000. 1640 Newport Blvd. INDIAN WELLS 213: -'""'· 213: I 1 2'~ Ba. 0\\'1lt'r. a k 10 ten· Alsoe. 673-1311 No. 38• CM DUOCEn exptt.ndo ~1obUe S500 to SIOO,OOJ lor 721~1.15 d!Q'!: REAL.TCFIS nil clh. 640-j090 HILLSIDE W/VTEW 3 Br. MOBILE Home, 2 BR, 2 BA. Honie In ltlobUe park In Bu1lnns or pe.l'flO~l nffds Lido isle , SJ..~ Via Lido 6~1~ 3BR hOuse, llO!U' ocean split level, $68i5QO 612 Saint Newport Beach. 646-2748 or SANDPAPER No t'Ollat<>ral required CLASSIFIED HOURS Adveru.e.n may . p1ICe their a!U by te~ 8:00 a.m. to ~:30 p.ai. Monday thru Friday 8 to noon Saturday COSTA MESA .OFFICE 330 w. Bay 6'2·5678 NEWPORT BEACH 3333 Newport Blvd. -5678 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. 54().1220 LAGUNA BEACH 222 Forest Ave. 494-9466 SAN CLEMENTE 303 N. EI camtno Real . 4924420 NORTH COUNTY dtal -1)4().1220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline for copy A kill• is 5:30 p.m. the day be· tore publication, except for Sunday & Monday Editions when deadline ii Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS: Advertllen 1hould check their I.di dally • report erron Immediately. THE DAILY PILOT usumm Uablllty for tbe tint 1""' correct J.mtttion onl)', CANCEILATIONS: When killlng an. a4 be sure to make a ftCOrd ol the KILL NUMBER given you by your ad takt't as recelpt of )'OU? cancellation. Thi• kill number must be pre-- sented by the l!.dvertller Jn cnae ot o. dllpute. CANCELLATION 0 R CORRECTION OF NEW AD BEFORE RUNNING: Every ertort J1 made to kill or correct a new ad that hn1 been ordered, but \\'C cannot guaran- tee lo do so until the ad has llPl>COred Jn the paper. DIME-A·UNE ADS: These . 1.dJ ate atrictlY ca,;h In adVance by mafl or o.t any one ot our of. tlm. NO Mono ordtrs. 0<a4llne: 3 p.m. Frldly, Costa ?<.1esa otnce 12 noon -all branch of. tlcet. s,;a,000 Lo d"'"'· Mlle!. t..anon .fAn\ct Pl., ClUthaven. Open By Owner. 2Qx50 w/porch , bu~ 64).3128 Ut11'n proof or ability to Pfl..Y SALE . LEASE etaut. home ' * $198,.500 * Rcnltt1r 673-85i6.1 ' Sun 1-5. Owner I agent patio I:. sheds. In Bay!llda I--=-="------LOVELY unturn. 3 bdrm, 3 5 Br, 37' Iv. rm, patio .\ ~8-6310 Vlltagt, N.B. $13,500. Ph: OCEANFRO.NT TRAlLER bath ronOO, etUJ>e(s, dt-apH, l 'ftl• l 1 11-.f BOFtMS. Plt1R mnld'1. 4 Ila. A F1tAME BEACH 2 BLKS . 639-2126. Lrg. glasscd•ln deck, quick CURtom \\'alipaper, mirrored poo' '" o '\IV nto. THE DA1LY PILOT ,... se.r.•cs the rigbt to clu· sl fy, edit, ce.nsor or ~ fut<' nny advtrtllf"n'ltnl, Ond tn chAnRe JtA rates I l'l'ftlllOtiC!nt \Yllhout prior nnllcc. i E 1 e I an c e pert0n!Oed! 3 Br, 1600 11<1 n, contmunlty NEWPORT HTS W /VIEW 10 x !IO WITJt n " ~ E"-so.le • $lllOO cash. Call '''all lctmakcr rcfM~ttir, Tl1t-Ac1lo11 Broker 6~~ Brand new. CAii today! rtnter. 646--0331. 3 Br, 2 BA, 2 tam rm. Beaut pendo t.v. rm. 8 x 21 ii~. wa!tl;tt, dryer. $65,000 sub-Collect ti) 2131386-TC.1 CONTF.J.fPO 4 Rr, l Bil, trpt, --GEM TRADE Newport Bearh new l c need lA~!IMped, Screened rm 2 BR.. Adull llx:L; MOBILE horn!!, •pace mil. bltns. Close lo \\'Uler. $415 l»F Tu1ttn A .... N:B. Prop. For OUt-Of·TOWll Cust. bit, by owner• ~9 Pk. nr How: llO<pltnl $4500. rent $41.50. 327 \Vlloin St, GRACE c. cox 2ND Trust Dffdl month. Wlntrr. oro-1m REALTORS 642-4623 Prop. Bkr. 714/$73-2058. "W!!l!l lt 6 !Wop" 645-2$19 Space 38, CM. 642-l!m. & A , PRIVATE: FUNDS AVAIL. 4 BR., 31> Ba., den, Sept. i1BR 3 BA (o~ trade for DAYCRES'l' 4 Bll. 21; BA. ,-.llftl to trub NEW 2 BR DOUJIOUSE DY Ownu, llke -· 2 BR, ISOCIGt e s Any Amount lhru Juno ~. COM linll• or du,,lex) 5!1%. Bl\Ot Jld , $15.1)00. S. . ~.,t!\lo~ Newplt'I Bil' Adult Plrit Llka new •ltl>Oli o\ cu.-17141 J46.3869 aJlllllm. * Coll 675-44M BKR. 675-7667 ~or !'15-Cl,l.'14 l.onprt, Oen btl. C.M. own. ..... ns,500 ~ lain• I0.300. !141-mu 13-841 H.,.. !II, Palm Deoert ""'"'"'""""'"'"'"' ... --.1 ~Cl:!;US!!!!l!!!llcd~Ads~::":.:."::.'~'6Eli.stl~i!.!!; . . ' CLASSIFIED MAILING ADDRESS P. 0. !lox lMO, Cost.!\ ?.fen 92626 l ' + • .. JC DAIL V PILOT S.twrday, A"91'1t 25, )9)) HoUMt Unfurn. 305 Hou . .:,;;:.:M=•...:U:.:nlu::.:;nl:.::;.. _ _:.305::.1 ~Ho:UMo:!_,::U::,:n:,:fu~m:.::.· _,.:!30~5H~OU~M1:!,..!:U::Cnf:.:u~r:::•:..· _..;30~5-l;.;H.;.oVMl=.;;....U.;.•;;.fc::•.;,.rn;.;;·'-~30:::5 Towni.-Unfurn. Newport -It C·;;ost;;;;1;;MoOI;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Newport INclt N•wpo.t Beach Newport Buch ~aftuna Nlouet corono del "•r 4 YEARLY LEASES °"="°"-'""•,_I ____ • r-;;;;;;;============I 1 " =;.;...;;.,.,:;,;:...;;.:~•.:::__-''I PRIVATE lllACH --1 • LRC Bache or, S1!iO Now. 3 8R 2'' t.~ '" "'-T STUDIO A •• Be 2 ·-" I POOL HOME Ri'fl'lg. Util pd. Student • ·• w ., ui ""a Cf!· p.... aut. Joe. 2 Sevtrul .J. A bt lU.l.ltr '-,.--------!. 3 BR/FR H A: F LEASE WITH OP 0 fine Good ocean view. Avail. altes from f12S to $170. cubanal. Adulb onty. Brok· i- N•wly oahtted. 1.r.'.\~:; Tl N REALLY Nloo 2 Br + den 9n. on >"· lcnse $3lll. lncld '• um. GTh-1174. l""er;..;. ~~''6-4680;.:::;i':-' =--=='.'.': or nwre. ~Imo. can Loia $275. Yrly. Ftpl, fnced, 21:64<1£."'·"ilS"IB".-----= Cott• MtH OFJ.UXE Apt ... Beachfront, ~tiUer 642'11235 (F'71. HARBOR VIEW MONTEGO gar. Duplexo1 Furn. 345 Be•COO Bay. 3 B1\ 2 Ba. NE1\ll Ocean 3 Bl', 2 na Casa d.• Oro Avail Sept. 1 to June 15. All $300. Patio, trpl, blt:ru, rW. Gwner•I utll. pd. No pets . 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, near schools, clubhouse c11>. AU. UTILITIES PAID Reuonabl~! 6'f3..3855 tor ~E\V 3 bt· 2 full ba .$3&). 2 \VlN1'Ell ltent11I. Little Isle. Compare .be.lore you rent · 1 appt. & pool. Professionally landscaped . Afany up-l'ar. frol, all appl's. Now. 1; blk to beach. 2 & Den, 2 Cu.tton1 .designed. fenturini:: l,,5o;El'!At;CLI;,.,,FF=-""M"'a-no-,-. -A,..pc-:-15-, Macnab -Irv me ReeltyComJ)My <33 W. '19th SI,, Costa Mesa 642-823S 6'4.4200 grades. Ready for immediate occupancy. ALA Rentalt 6424383 BA. All e\ec. kitchen. Lat-ge •.spacious ldtchen with in-Bachelor apt. Sl50 ullt pd. PINECREEK COSTA '!ESA OFFICE S A patio. $275. Priv. Ply. d11-eet ligh.th,111 Pool Ask about out di•· LIVES UP ~ " MESA VERDE h I anti na Q\\•ncr, 1:?5 Jade, 67>7817 e Se"" ate ..im g ·-· .., 18' & UP. l'ul'n Bach. some c-• I '" OPEN HOUSE , BR Jo 0 Ix F e itr.;:;.lik;;' slorai'r: ,A,OIUlve tNB~;, I~, Plllcenda TO ITS· NAME .•• 1854 S. Coast Hwy., Laawla cooking. Ideal for students. uavroom -Sharp .& NR . .f\outh Coost Plvr.n , 1 w.cr Ptlo· fut1'1 , It e Private patios • • _,...W<.'.<'· Over 500 tall trees $145 . SEPARATE 2 Br. Gar. clean, quiet 1trttt near Republic hoinc, 5 br, 3 ba, ieat, pi·iv pa • e~closed e Closed gurage w/stoi•ago I Btach Rtnt•t-Yrly. and 10 streams \Vlth Kid /-ok ch I R-" 'd 199 p Cl li1,ing rm, fol'. din, bea11t, g!tr. Nea1· beach. Avail Sept rl "· S r-•S · I 00 I. ••I req , 2 Ort aridge ,....,1 & drns. $350, 1513 8.ln l::ilh 4~1 • l\farble pulln1nn tJ br, 2 ba, patio, 50 ft trom \Valtclna~ °"'trtatcla $150 • C02Y 2 Br Cottage. no pets. $275. pt r -·,. ·,. ""--~ • Klng-sz Bdnn1 OC'tinn. I yr old, gar. $280 per re ax g se ng or Stove. erpts, ckvs. beanu.. month. CALL ~1151 Prlncl1Mlt Only 644-2127 Lo1-enzo. $.A. 54.,,-5205 Balboa Penln1ul1 •Pool -Barbeques-sur-mo. 673-6935. your spacious new 1-or $160 ·NICE 2 Bl' Home. Encl HERITAGE REAL-Santa Ana Htipht1 2 & 3 BR. Winter .• .,.5 & t'O~ded with plwsh la.nd-WINTER' Rental 2 br, 2 ba. 2-bedroon1 apartment. Small 1 gar, Yard for kids/pet. $~/MO _. scap1ng . •tod 1 tlo .... ~" pets ok. Fron1 $170. Furniture $190. LRG. 3 Br, 2 Ba. Appl's. TORS. ~~ ACRE, horse co1Tals. 2 ~ • 114 E. ~boa. Adults No Pets · ein, pr' pa ' ~· per available, Modcl1 open 9:00 ' Ktds/pet or sngls. 1.,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,...., .H:;:o::•.:H~•:_::U.:n.:fu~mc:;,•_....::30~5 Houses Unfurn. 305 BR, 1 BA. $250 nw. 7t4/S79-599I: 213/335-4696. LARGE '1 BR $190 tno. 673-4657 wk end 5 ' to 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd., ' Call 64$--0W NICE Bach -SW complete. -References re q u i r c d . Newport BHch 365 W, \Vih1on ' 642-1971 tl.3-~'nll weekdays. Costa Mesa. Phone: 545-2300. 1 tJ~~~ 0~u~tilwri!o1 I br Irvine Newport Beach 35j~~ ba, encl patio. Lrg WINTER, Rental, steps ,w LOW WEEKLY RATES ~~N'fs .. 2 J:~ ~s: GRAND OPENING LAGUNA BEACH OFFICE $140 -l Br turn. Ocean view. Nr. Town. $235 -2 Br. Stove, refrlg, patio, child/pet cit. $250 -2 Br House. Din Rm, frple, huge yard for kidl/pet. CALL 4!»-9491 * LANDLORDS * FREE RENTAL SERVICE F1JRN Bach $100, nr bay, Util pd. Avail l'K)\V! 3 BR, only $195. Snttls ok. Fncd/gar, CID. kids/pets. CLOSE 10 Sf'hools 3 Br + den, 2 Ba. $235. Kids & pl'ts. f~ncd, gar. NE\\' HSE -5 Br 3 Ba $575 No1v. Beautiful area . All extras! Furn $145. Sngls ok. :.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ·-~--------•1Jfl1cd~~bc~k~y~d~. ~S.~A~. ~H~gl~its~__N[irj beach, view, shag crpt Extcutlvt Suitt• lower -$250, upper -$300. PRIMA CASA APTS STUDIO 2 br 1% ba $165. • ba oc Airprt. S27S nlO 645-1528. thruout. 2 BR. $250. open 2080 Newport Blvd. f12-6277 1838 .Placentia Ave, CM Close to bV.'Y & college. 3 BR., 2 ' " .. ". S375t 475 Sun. 3980 Seashore Dr. Costa Mtta *'OCEANF1l.ONT 1 BR ALL UTILITIES PAID GOODIE! 4 Br, 2 Ba $275. 3 BR., ~J ba. '··" · $385/4.'.X! LEASES /LEASES Houses Furn.. or 673-6850 or 2J3..44G-J7l5 col-......... 2611 ~-·• apt View, patio, FnnUly Unlts -C!Uldren I ~~~~d$/pets, fncd w l '7!lr. ~ ~~'. ~~~b!~~·.~~.::: lfJ U"furn. 310 lect. STUoiOS a 1 BR'S j~~~e;t \\'inter. $WO mo. ~~°R~trig~~~.B~tins~ I AlA Rentolt 642-8383 2 BR. 2 bath•, lam im. $350 THE BLUFFS Genorol HURRY -Won't Last Long. • FREE Linens ~~ patlOR, walk-In cto,.ts. gar, 3 BR. 2 bath• .......... $400 reanfront, winter. Bcaul e FREE Utilities $"5 & Up. I BR ., 2 BR & crpts, drps & p O 0 L. I J BR, l 'f ba home. Nr EstatK'ia !-IS, fnsd back yd, 2 Cflr gar, crpt. drps, kitchen stove. $245, mo. \\'olcr pd. 1st & last mo. rent. & $50. cleaning dep. Avail. Sept. 1st. 839-1980 AVAIL llOIV. Fl'eshly painted, 11C\Vly cpted. 3 BR, 2 BA. Xtra lge. fn cd yd . Quiel cul· de-sac. Nr. all schools $2S5 mo. t ~t. last & deposit. 847-1905 4 BR. 2 bath.~ .......... $475 Furn. 1lov.·er 2 BR, 1% BA. • lollll Kitchen UQchelors. Color TV, n1aid $220-$2301'-10. " Vl"s1"on-NOW AVAIL. N'pt Bcaoh i BR 2 ha. Un· 'r p • • washer/dryer •• Heated Pool seiv, pool. Th• Mesa. 415 N. Call C.J .S. Real E•tate red hill REALTY A Company \Vith Vision Univ. Park Center, Jn.inc Call Anytinte, 552-7500 Otfice hours 8 AM to 8 PP1 rum.. YrJy: =·' ~2830 e l..aWld.ry Facilities Newport Bl., N.B. &IS-9681. 5-1S-U68 or 833-0384 , CdM 3 BR, 2 ba., vieo.v. Fw11. \\llNTER Lease, 2 BR, furn., e TV & n1aid serv u 4 .BDRll-I., 2~~ ba. 2-sty .. 2 $500 Mo/yearly. bltins, crpts. dzlis. else to • Phon~ Service ava · South Laguna E1 Puerto Mesa \rs. old. Great , you1ig fan11· Pen.in. Pt. 3 BR, 2 ba, Unl. ocean .~ bay, $275 mo. I & 2 BR A I U fv ly home. Popular plan. $375 D.fo/yearly. Avail Sept. 15th ca I l ** \VORKING \VOMAN 55, SM. bachelor for older PI., n rn. ''\V". Kids \\'elconied. $42a sr::>--0544 or 884-tssi. will share 3RM furnished v.-oman interested in earning St30. & Up. nio. apt. \\•Ith san1e for ~~ rent pert or all of rent by doing All Utllltles P•id OCEANFRONT -On the $65. Mo. plus ~ utilities general housework & help· Pool & Recrea1.ion EARLY Bl1.1Us: prime loca· Sand, winter. 3 Br. 2 Ba. (\\-aler furnished). Not Ing with avery. No heavy Garage for l'tlnl tion. Roomy 3 BR, 2Hi ba. $315/mo. Avail 9 / 15. deluxe but reasonable, drinkers or s 1n o k er s. 1959 M.ple Ave, ·C.M, split·level end Wlit on 675--5366 clean, comfortable and near 499-1415 aft. 2 PM. greenbelt. v a ea n t & YEARLY·Seashore by 5lst. Bay & Newport, C.M. no .t..-U TIRED OF NOISE? \vaiting. $495 n10. Bal~ Per\lntul• Lg 2 hr, immed. occupancy. lease, cleaning fee or 1st & ~ nfurn. 365 \Vllson Garden Apts. 2 Br, 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc, bltns, SINGLE level living; adult $300. ~1607/213-3J3...0052. last. SEE ,-after SPM. ~ves General lYja Ba, 'crpts, drpa. Pool. cprts & drps, $295 per mo. home in best older area. 335 UNDO A YE. OCEANFRONT nice upper 2 ~~~~i~ ~~~1~.Sept. ISI'. ~fa~La:~~-~J:t. ALA .Rental1 642-8383 -$ LANDLORD_5_5 __ LEASE . Lease Option. Love. Jy 2 BR Condo. $235/mo. Lt US rerit UR. properties. 2400 Elden. Avail Sept. Uth. \Ve v.-ork \llith you. FEE Bkr. 838-6341 eves. •Phone 837·9115• Bonita _plan. ~ BR. 2 ha. New, bay view home Br f~';f·ltSep~une. $225. Unbelltvabfv Btautiful ALL NEW 22'i!3 Fountaln Wa:t East FREE. l'vlany Oients. Call 2 BDIU.t, garage, small yd, 1 pt'cr to vscancy. Save$$. child OK. No pets. $170. L•guna Beach Bay v~ew, $500 Mo. to 3 Bdrms., 2\.) baths. Avail. mo u s, · Crpts, ·drapes & pa.int, lovely (\V. of Harbo•· otr'Wllaon) -----I responsible party winter rental, fum. or un· Duplexes Unfurn. 350 VAL D'ISERE Garden Apts. Ip 2•BR, 2 BA bltn kitch 2 Call 646-2846 $ALA RENTALS$ 54&-T"'16 Newport & Bay, CM 642-8383 -"~"'------­ RENT 2 BR houses _ 4 on pana Point $125 -Util Pd. Nice Bach, furn 2 car garage Adults -no pets: Flowers car closed gar. Adults I~=-'=..::..:=.:::...-- So r .......... 2600 SQ. 1'."1'·· brand ne°'."' 4 N. I R b" · Balboa Penlntula everywhere. Stream & please 4")""' R 11 2 BR, w/w shag crpts, drps, lot. $160 ea. Avail now. I'-------'--- ll6000-208th St .. oU Pioneer, OCEAN Vu·2 Br, retrig & Lakev.'OOd. Senior Citizens range. 2 car gar. $250 mo. preferred. ~237 or 33872 Violet L an t e m . TI~-4603 493-1802. · '--6......... View. Yard. BR, family rm. & giant e son o 1nt0n terf 11 45, I Rec · 'f'-"Y mo. r sly, Ml BA & ~~. Fenced $~ ~ti BR. a pt. Bltns, ~nus rm. CUI~sac loc., Rultar 67S..S120 OCEANFR.ONT upper 3 Br 3 ~. s!~a. Sgls 'f-2 'Bdm1.: coo.<353:.:· =,.==·...,..-----patio. Laundry room. encl carport, patio. Beaut. view! nt · pool & ~enn1s. c!ub. In1· Hunfington Beach Ba + Den & dishwasher. Furn-Unfurn. from $142. a.lboa l1l1nd' gar. Matul'c adults onl,y, No $22S _ Util Pd. Ug 2 Br. med. rnove-m at S5.S5 n10. $550/mo. Yearly. 673-5729 SEE IT: $200> Parsons. \VA"n.rifRONT j • Ba 1b 0 a ~~S:i~'1'~~~~ Frplc, sep. din rm, yard, \Ve have a tremendous I BR, Pool, $00 mo. 1st & BAYFRONT yrly lease 2 642-8670. Iiland.' 2 Bedroom apart. gar. selection of other fine last. 8151 Pawtucket lnr. BR, 2 BA. frplc, 2 yrs ~ld, $30 WE Ek & UP n1ent. \'.early. $225 a month. FOUR SEASONS APTS. Balboo Island GREAT 1 br w/patio $195. Frplc, C/D, util pdf\\·o"·! ESTRADA 2 br 11,~ ba $240. 2 patios, b·pl, fncd. 2 gar. NR. Ferry -3 br/2 ba $375. Nice, a ppls, frpl, elc/gar. f1JR.i'l Hse 3 br + den, 2 ba $500, aopls, frpls, patio, J?ar. ALA Renl•l1 642-8383 VAC1\i'lT NOW! Lrg modem 3BR, 28A, can furnish, yearly, GT:r-0158 Balboa Peninsula 3 BR, 2 Ba. Apt. Frplc, dshwsr. \\'alk to Bch. $295. Yearly lease. 673-5TI9. 81y1horts CORNER Jot. Lrg. 2 Br. trpl., patio, crpts, appl., gardener. $J85 yrly lease. 646-5<10. Corona del Mir ••••• •·•. • 1 • • • NEAR BEACH, deluxe 3 BR, 2~~ BA. Huge O\\'ller's unit in new custom duplex, beam clng, view, patios, fplc, nr shopping, no pets, $425 n10. 673-0960 Fauntaln Vlllty 3 BDR]l.f, 2~~ Ba, 2 dell.!. CUI~e-sac location. Close to all schools & shop'g. Xlnl cond. S3SO per mo. \Valer & gardener incl'd. 962-1908 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 car gar., all bllns, swim pool, kids OK, like ne\v, only $2'19 mo. No fee. Agent 842-41n Huntington Buch $325 -3 BR, 2 BA. ocean N?ntal property, plus ~7S & Atlanta) 213: P\1. heh. $450 mo. lila-8762. e Studio & 1 BR Apts. Call 67l--9388. Spac. 2 sty 2 BR, 1~ BA. view home, 5 n1il1. \Valk several lease/options Dani Point • TV & l\laid Service Avail. .;;=;;....:c=.,~O,....~---bllru, crpts, drps, priv beach! to buy! Laguna Beach e Phone Service_ Htd. Pool Salbo1 Penlntul• palio, pool, conv. Joe. No 6~~';30VIEW REN1:~L3S248 ~ S~IL house furn/unfurn 3 XPAt NOIRM311BC OCI EAthaN VIIEW e 237Ch6ildreNewpon & _!'eBtl~d tioCMn OIARMlNG duplex, 2 BR, ~~: ~4so7.35 Joann St. ,,,.....,_, or ~ f'· • ra, rg r, ess n yr ' •• ·• 11~·ly dee.. adults only, TOP OF THE \VORW ~f· blks from beach, bachl pref. old, ~ ... 'J:l\ living rm, bltn 548-9755 or 64&-3967 close to ocean/bay/shops. BRAND new 2 Bdrm. $225. OCEAN VIE\\', large 3 5r. ( k:_.T.'J!M' $160 mo. 646-f.623 kliitchen. Spe~tacular view of (Ad good for $5 on renl) 6T~ or 985-5822. ~4 J~ &yoorG PM IWnsedpec. thrution bedroom, 2 bath ne"•ly •.:" l::ji;fJ U Laguna Niguel ghts al rught $300. mo. $175 . At1ractive tum. front B'-~'"R to 2 " ~ :1' 4~2895 2 BR. Qw·-. -~an. Patio. ,,~th! I Br· Sun. at 201 E. 16th St. ht decorated, ne\v draperies, ·r '°' '-= 1 t & t "I "fireplace, family room, bu\lt :'( "~ realt.y NE\V Ocean view home, 2 br, Niwport Beach Garage. Adults, no pet. mon y. s as .. .., o. rent + $100 deposit. ins, $425.00 per month ~/ 2 b~. Guard~ area, J>O?I, OP&'l mt-A Rutgers Dr., (2131 G97-l496 NE\VLY decor. 2 Br. 2 Ba 641-2013 2414 Vista lie! Oro tennis ~· pn. beach, $350. ~f. Capittrano Beach $215. I BR. $170. Incld's gas RENT ocean view home, Ne\vport Beach mo. T»--M25 NEWPORT'S FINEST LGE tum 2 Br deluxe garden & wtr. Adults, no pets. &14-1133 ANYTlll-IB Lido l1le BEACH t 5 · to be h G Z BR Dplx, llh ba. rcfrig, 646-4095. 114 E. m St.. DECORATORS sho\v place. Beaut. 2 BR, 2 BA,. den BRAND N ap • min. ac · ar, stove, drps. cpt. $175. C D.f All new inter, 2 story, frplc, (Arch Beach HgtsJ home. LIDO ISLE I 3 B El k't -~~ 3 BR, 2 BA, patio, waik·in closets, bltns, Adults. 001-1829 i'l,;O:i;W:;-;===.,....,==I !a~~:~ :Ye:.ioz~;ure:J: ~~ ~g,y~~ ~::l ~~d 2 BR, pvf ti::.;!,~~ quie~; Ye';rly~ $3so~J~~pt'g, drps. S1~~~dults. no pets. COron• del Mar A\<lilab~.Er!~~~ ~f.T!u munit:y. Pool. club house, Sept. $315 m~. 4!»-TI09 EASTBLUFF reasonable, 673-1006. 548-2819 NE\VLY decor. 2 BR, 1%. Ba. extras incl'd. Closed gar, steps from shopping.~Lease 3 ARCH BAY 3 Br. 2 Ba., Delightful 4 BR. on l·floor; Newport Beach $200. 1 BR $190. Incld's gas $190, Adults, no peta. $220 mo or rent $235. mo. Beam Ceiling living rm spacious Iiv. rm. \V/frpJc. DELUXE duplex, near beach & wtr. Adults, no pets. -2126 TI1urln St. 545-5800 962-2913 or 534-3896 fi'plc. Chami. lease opt.: ~amily nn., eating space in * RENTALS * & Lido shops. 3 Br, 2 Ba, 646-4095. 114 E. 20th St., I n~ .... v IJ\>11!fAC. 2 BR triplex on Sroolrhurst & Co••+ Hwy. U'.IOO dwn. $425 mo, Own/ ...,,t75chen. Avail. Sept. 1st. YEARLY trplc, bJtns, dshwbl', shag C.M. · 1 .,. f ~,r~s quiet street, ga.rage nlus x::. 494-045l .,.. a. crptg. Yrly/mo. $ 3 5 O. STUDIO tum ~-bl-· r Vacant new, lge 3 BR, 2 BA, "'6.. V" . F $650 Mo th ""!"". apt, . Person 1"'"6• Ulll, carpels, drapes. all bttns, lam rm, tpk, FANTASTIC ocean & town 1$10n-'"'ruMMER n ~ ~ ovor 40. 1115/mo, · 2191 , TOWNHOUSE S200. 761 Soott Pl. Apl 2 \V/\v cpts, drps, on quiet view, 3 BR, 2 bas, $400 mo 3 BR. part furn. w/2 car Harbor Blvd., 01 across 2 Br fireplace 1 · 67J...8364 · culdesac, 400 yds to ocean. lease. 541-3990. wk n d 15 From $1200 Month gar. Lrg sundeck. 1h blk from K-Mart, Space 19. p,ttiOs, conilile~' ~~~ 2 BR. Apt. Relrig. furn. $390 Mo. Owner/Bkr 499-1805 red h·11 BILL GRUNDY , ~~bcacti Y~. r;: I & 2 BR, lrg, $165 & $195. fut. Spacious grounds, near Newly decorated. Children i 547-5459 or 968-2387. 3 ARCH BAY _ Small I Realtor 675-6161 Newport Bch. · New crpt. $¥.i.m'.g pool. st\Opplng &: fine be~. F.ur-OJ<. Mature peraons MOVE Right In! Fre1hly English cottage, 3 BR., 2 C d • I Adults. Ideal for Bachelor. ed. or unfurnishel, from 64S-1800, MS-8638. ...,.;nted. 3 Br, 16' x 22· den BA trpt "~/ on omin ums . YEARLY Lease, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1993 Oturch St. 548-9611 s ~. d t M {'4jh' BRl Finished """"· 4~ c. ~ mo. Ref's. REALTY Furn. -315 lillins, frplc, crpts, drps, =2su~....,.uu.. e ar, NEW 1 BR. Bltnl, drpl:, f .. -A Com \\'/deck. 5 houses to ocean. BAOIELOR -New I Y crptg, pool. BBQ. Gar. I =~ ~.~~·:is NZ EMERALD BAY, avail. mid Univ. P~c:~!~.v;;:e Huntington Harbour $.150 per mo. Ca 11 decorated, close to town. no Adults. No pels. 376 W. Bay I I Cu1 Sept. thru June. $850 mo. 2 Cail , 67"a-0544/884-l858. pets, one adult. Inquire in . Fantastic View ~S;.;t.;..CM::.:;o.'7---.,,.-~--1 j;,P~t & ~=~t. ~~· BR, Prlv. beach area & Office ~~~~t~M 1-IUNTINGTON Harbour N t d 1 U 4 rear 1B6'h Rochester, CM Mo\ftm deluxe 2BR, 2BA, 2BR, laba, patio, cloee to .-~-facils. TI4-682-7030 bachelor unit with ocean ewcus om upex. pper 3BR l~;BA duplex. 1000 sq ft. trplc. 17th St shopping . sroo UP. 3 & 4 Br. No lease UPPER Three Arch Bay 2 view. $195 pr. m 0 nth ~'. ~!:; 3~ba ~ = U~taJrs. • bltins, w. Wlk to beach. =her, FA heat. $165. I ~ • • • • • • • 1 ~uiredety. Others avail in BR, 2 ba, priv beach, $4()(). BEACON BAY 637-9101. yr. $45-2241, 644-2451. 757 Shalimar Dr., C.M. Adlts. No pets. Yrly $350. ffiVINE Terrace fa mi 1 y T'gr a n. 5 ~~Ir t ~pito ;~ 831--0554 lBR, 2 bath. Beautiful brk. Candominium1 N NICE 1 & 2 BR Trailers. $80 fi73..6004 I &: 2 BR, 28A, »35 It $165. 1 home. lge liv rm, formal din 2131620-3310 from 9 _ 3 Laguna HRls patio. Private beaches & Unfurn. 320 ewport Shorfl & Up. Mature adulta 133 E. PLUSH EXEC. APT, Crpts, drps, bltn, range & i rm, screened lanai. 4 BR, 4 v.•kdays. tenniJ courts. $525/mo. . BRAND NEW DELUXE 4 16th St. 642-12i5 For Lease. NU VIEW APT. 4 oven. O>Vered carport, close ~'. 2 = Y~~.s <=f~~ll fd~ LOVELY 4 Br, 2 Ba, design-3 _BR., 2 ba., bltns. incl. ~(l.'.;l \Vi 11 i ams Irvine BR. Upper DUPLEX. Yrly. 2 BR, 2 BA furn apt. No :fin!. Ba.:!.:jdrp~· :.Mc, elect.per ~K~ &n::ra~~: ~g..n;: 67w'l>2 f ed for family living. Grade dishwshr., washer/dryer. ......_ Lease. 1 blk ocean. 979-0493. children or pets. 8al Center .... .,, gardener call at & Hi-Schools immediate Pool members h l P & N'UT SQ D I St. • 642-5848. nn Too nial'lY extras to LC 2 BR, fully crpt'd, drpd, ' 4:30. ,,.,-......,_ •--• _,,"' WAL UARE · up exes, mention!! Call 673-6992 tux. trlpt-, encl patio gar , area. ~ mile from Beach. o ... -=o=• """'.,,,'f-..;:; Per mo. 3 F U Iv 35 * SHADY ELl\tS-POOL ...... • SPACIOUS Exec h 0 me Lease -350. Ava I lab I e CAPRI Realty 644.·7525 BR, air conditioned · near um. or n m. 5 • Adults Poolside $150 up, 2 BR Upper &pt. Avail Sept & priv lndry, Garden apt n:r' j \~/fabulous vie\v o3f BhRarbo2f-' 9-1-73. 646-1772 after 6 pni. 3 BDRMS., 2 baths. 642-S~J~ty Com~nJ "'200 f:~ ~t~y $~~ Balbo• Island 177 E. 22nd St. CM 642-3645. bt. So of hwy. Garden, encl s~pt'g,Ad~~· ... ~388rlty & •, city lites, ocean. , ,, Air-<!Ond. Beautiful ~ gar. Walle to everything. q e · It! . .,..,,...,. . Ba, tam rm. dble tplc, cust 4 B~ 2 ~\Valking ~s'S31: $'J:l.. view. (F46J. LITTLE Is. yi-Jy. cute 1 BR. Hunti"gton 8e1ch $2:iO mo i.nclds ulil. Call 1 BR • $150 mo. incl. elec. cpts/drps. Gardener, $1200 to 1 • carpet · a. Cali·. e:""'.....,,. $210.-Nice 2 BR, bltns, gar, 1200 Del 2 BR 2 BA 67ri:i83. nite lite vie\v, adlts, no-. mo. Lease. Chvner 644-2979 mo. water paid, l year '10Q-GV"' patio, l blk. beach! · uxe • • $145 • U65 Da_y 546-6240 E """"" lease, $100. cleaning deposit Lagun• Niguel $325 -3 BR. 2 BA. frplc, s.:m. 673-819.1 or 1-7?.8-'J:l49. BACHELOR & 1 BR., patios, DELUXE Apl, View of &U-ito6 . ' ves -~:e:i~lTd~c!r~~: 968-6164 bltns, gar, yard. \Vestclift. L~2 _n.35aity Company frplc's prlv. g~s -~·reb 11 ~~~~~ Ing incl. $52.5 mo. 673-32)1) FENCED 3 BR., 2 BA. Bit· 3 BR. 2 Ba. View. Pool $450 -New & nice 4 BR, --0£ 644-6200 Divided bath & lo'ts ot Seaview. 673-l853 or l-21.3: LRG 3 BR, 2 BA, crpts, ctr:f:i <;11~!, 5N!,'G, ~~ ~J~sfrp~Q-~7!ch;1d ~~~97~ Mont~94-9729 ~~~~· 1 house ocean, BaL Laguna Hilla I ~tmentsforRent Jl•I =-".;,b~~· ~ ~u.! ~. ~~°'11 ~~o.U no $550 Mo. 644-'397 garage. $260 mo. Lease 3 BR, 3 ha, $300. mo. 1st & NU-VIEW RENTALS . . See tor youn;elt. 17301 B~-~1111~ 2btBr ap_i answer, 664512. 979"-0543. last + cleaning. 25151 673-4030 or 494-324S LAGUNA Hills!! 23366 San Keel.son Ln. (1 blk W. of w/~u '"~'6"' tns ot 2 BEDROOM. quiet at· BEAU1 Split level. 2 BR den VELY 2 unfurn adult Annagosa. 495--0552 Miguel, townhouse 3 br, .2 Beach, l 1blk N. of Slater). ~I top view. 4 0 0 % moephere, $145/mo, Mults home. 2 ~· prlvd 're'~ ~ rrJr ~ Ir Lido life SHARP~~ BLUFFS ba w/view. Bltns, dsbwshr, Apt1. Furn. 360 842-7848 Jumtne, $350.. 6'f3...1658 ~anied cpl pret'd. bf~dults~ ~n Sat/Suri dryer: poo~' ~ rec · Yard, main~e!n:· :!,~ ~~~l~by~~t ~ Gentr•I ~~ 8Uf.Jo :::~. ~~~ 3~ 2 ~FA~~: $140 UP 2 Br 3 Br ;:6· :US::P~~· C:R. ~mr· ~ per mo. ~e~~~e~~2 ~~: l!fts,&& '\Zs~~ $.1~.1de~~ ~-~~.t. ~TtJ:n~· $OWNERS OF$ $9.5 per month. ~7056 613-25$4. P0o1, bit·lns.;play~~· : 2BA 1 blk beach, crpts, BRAN'b new 3 br, 2 be., lrg w/electronic door opener, 644-l846even111gS&wknds. · • • • $REAL PROPERTY$ Lquna BHch 2 BDlnd, new crpt, redec-UhderNewM&nqement. clrps°, frplc, stve, refrig, fam + liv rm. Dbl car gar. 50 yrds to prl bch, tennis HARBOR VIEW' HOMES M1s11on V1t10 We're here lo serve yw! <nt:ed. Pool. $2:5/mo. 2'J12 O>llege No. 1 646-«m auto gar door opener, Space for wash/~r. $300 privl, lmmac cond. $575 mo. $575/per mo with ganlener, ALIID Villa Plan A, 2 Br. FREE OF CHARGE! Try OCEAN beach front, 2 BR, ~ 2 BDRM, crptB, drpe, bltns, covered patio, $375 mo/Yr· n10. 536--4850, 536-t.m. yrly. 1st & last. $X(t dep. SBJt. 3BA, plush, near pool 1 Ba. carpeted dr~ built Us! Call prior to vacancy. 2 bas, $350. mo. 741 Ocean· $~2 aR, ~stove, frplc, ·vu, washing tadl. Nr. SMa&i:,g· 1 ly. 6&1485. \VALK to \\-ater 2 BR hse, ~~,';. ~nytimaft 6 pm & clubhouse. 1860 Port in,,, covered p3.tio, 1 car gr Don't lo9e $$.Save Tlrne. front, 494-460l, tncld't ~ults, no pets. $0gll80/mo5 .CMAdu~~A ~ B 't HARBOR Vie\\' Hi 11 s. singles/families. AJso 3 BR ""kerUJS. e on ~1°!; Ready Sept. 15. use ot pool, xlnt loc, $215 $ ALA RENTALS $ STUDIO, Lt. cook Ing, 322 Hit..,,..u..,..,, Apt C, CdM e t. • ~. ·l Spacious 5 BR /den I Fam $185, C.1\1. Agt. Fee. l>'t'f"'~" or 642-2'J2'2 w/Jease 83CHl89l NtwpOrt & Bay, CM 642-8383 mature Eniployed, Sl.50 mo, 2 BR,· newly decor. Carp, * STUNNING 1 Br. Garden ~, rm, pool, spectacular vu. 979-84Xl Me11 Verde LEASE-Harbor Vu home, Newport Beaeh Balboa l1l1nd Utils pd. 49!)..1440 drps, ,bltns; pool. $220 1'-fo. Apt. Pool. Rec area. $145. Mo. tB ?\Jo. rental SS50 \vith FOR RENT 3 BR. lam nn, house for trmerset model, 5 br, 3 ba, Lido Isl• yrly. Uase. 644-1662 Agent. 2 : W. 18th St. C.M. pool maint. &14-2.ti9 Ne\v 2 BR house , crpts, drps rent. 2952 Pembrooke Dr., 1 v. rm, for. din; huge lam BRAND NEW 401 N. BAYFRONT -2 BR 2 st, t*' Ba, frplc, pool, RM, stove, refrig, 1 IMMED. poss. Spyglass Hill incl. $25.5/monthly. 9G2-1965 blk from schls.. church & rm.pool 3 .<;!'-;[. gar, community Lease with option 10 pur-Hse. On the Water. Winter. 2 BR, 2 BA, bnek Itirlc, dbl ""'1k 1D heh. SZ,O. Lease dlahwhr, 703 Sballmar. $160 . .:-i 7500 plan, 2 sty. 3300 sq. ft. golt course. $330 per mo, \Ve 'brid"' ~ ~ Port chase! Tt;ip quttlity! 124~~ ~amet -2 BR. den, 2 gar, \Vinter rental. $350 plus * 644-5353 '* mo, 962-$36, ' I 4 Br bonus nn, 3 Ba, 41~~.Ji'~ 1~.bo~ ~~:~~ Cull bet S, 642-9840, ext. 29, Y ge. 200 e 2 & J Bedroonis BA. \\ilnter or Yrly. utll. 673·1;.JOO aft 5 pm. z BR a.pt, neat location ALL E1ec. 2 BR. l BA 1 ocean w. 644-5035 Dale 962-44n aft 5:30, 979-5'ral BAY & Ocean View, 3 Br. 2 e 2 ear Garages * 67r3245 * Newport Be1ch \\'/ga.t~. $215. 1 Year child OK, $175 mo. Set iai LRG. 3 BR, 2 ba home. 3 BR, 2 BA, family &: game Ba.trig carpets, drapes, stove, Avail. September WATERFRONT, I BR, fplc, lease. ~174. Albert No. 7, C'M 646-5996. Blt:ns, crpts, drps. Nrar J!.aS:S. 2La~~ ~~o room, frplc, fncd yard. ~l m..~r & dryer, $400 NEWPORT CRE~'T prlv patio, parking, avail °i!:fu~~. ~: R~ 2 BR~pts. from $210 to $300. ~~NEW Deluxi! 2 Br ' elf!m. schl. yrly lease. $450. pets $27S S4T-8ll5 $,'lro/mo. 545-3182. SALES OFFICE Sept lsL lnq, 400 S. ear'" tal ll n4 Al . nfurn. houses. ~pJ~· '220/mo. 644-0611 for appt. · · IM?ilEDIATE Ocr.upancy • DeANZA Bayside Village, Phone 645-6141 Bayftont No. 5. ~7575 ~n 2l3: m.: · : BOYD altor11 . ST:>-5930 V'f.l">O.t70 or 6U-4350 RUSTIC 3 Br. 2 Ba home, 3 BR, 2 BA, newly decorated. Lovely 3 BR. $285. Option unturn 2 br, 2 ba, cabana. 1 NEWPORT Crest, 2 Br. 2 WINTER· NEW 3 BR, 2 BA, '7698 3 BR. l '4.BA, Spack>ul, Sl'ZO. completely remodeled on Nr. the beach. Ui5. Lse. poS'flble. Bkr. 838-6341 eves. yr. lease. ~ub houle, pooli Ba., Le~, $475 mo. S45--0171 frplc, dlx bU·lnt. Beautifully ClTI'E & turnilbed. 2 Br. apt. 2286 Canyon Or. Ready 'f large' '<:Omer lot. 4 o o 96S-6215 or 962.-8851 • Jacuni. Pri, beach. 675--6001 Avail sept. turn. $315/mo. 714/675-2009. Bayttutt, Priv. patio. Winter ~~ -Sept. lat. 642-2222 .. Jumine. $4l5. 673-1658 lrvlna Minion vteto BLUFFs, 2 8R, 2BA charm, PARK IJdo Oondo, 3 br, 211 DELUXE 2 Br. Gotage, yell'· only, no f)etS. SJ3.~. fl LAAGE, newt.v &!cor. S BR, SPAC. home 3 8r, 3 Ba, 2 , 2 BR, 111 BA. cptd drpd spac, Condo. Pr! car vu, ba, patio, pool. 1310 mo. ty. $300 mo, 21215br. l-blk.ocean: patio . 2 tiled ba'•· Adultl. no-. . fll>ICI, yrd, patio. $500. mo. blblB eatlo fenced' yud' pool, !pie, avail now. $465 Adlts/!10 pell. 54&-3993. *~ . "t{' adult, no pets l22S mo. Ag!. 84&-2414. • AvaU 9/1. 601 Poppy. ~io ~e"t!v:i :;:::.Al1l $2!<0 'w1t•..O. 630-5891. • i.e. adttl,, 640-m46, 968-<t!IJll Condo. Pum. or Balboa l'elllmula 12846 : shag: 64:1-3331 .o~ f&N ACRES 2 BR apt near Oranp O>ul . *•New I or 2 BR Condo. Nr y In llO\vlng FOR Leal< _ 3 BR, 2 BA. HARBOR Vu, 3 BR, 2 BA. Unfum 32S 2 BR, up1tatrs, near bch. • AP!&-"'"1./tutlqrn. ...... ooltege. ll'IO. UW. pd, avail 01na Cove. Appliances Your housing needs.. home never llved in. Avail comer view Jot. l blk from • $l5 WEEK a UP stores. Util. pd. Winter. ~~(,,.&:;,.1 a;:-~ now. 64$-3520 aft 6 .. rum. Ph. J!'l3..&!tl, -' 9/Z. $300. Wtr pct. 837·T.!09. ~15. ll>cl gardener, Fount~ln Volley • stttp!J>S Roome $115. 300 31th St. N,B, ' 900 ·~·£;;..., CdM 644-lllll I.RC 2 BR, crpta, drpo. bltno, ' Cott• MeM N.wport lffch • HousQl<tepl.nJ Roornt LRG 1 Br. 1 Ba. apt. 1 blk to 1 YacA.rttmr nr Cotlst tfwy• prtv. patio, no p e t 1 • ' HARBOR View Home1 -3 BR 2 Bft, Corido. dbJe gr. e ocean Vif!'\' Apt.I Bay or ocean, yearty, $196 $165/mo. fli7·5080. JBR. '2BA, yrd, lrg f'Plc. BAYCREST • Spacious 'two ''Montego" 4 BR, 2 BA. wtt5httr, dryer, pool, rec rm, BALBOA INN mo. 6'15-4600 <f'¥s. 2 BR apl, cptl, diiio, bllne, beam ceil. $315 mo. AvaJl story 4 bedJ'OOlu, 2 fire· ~3!0rt $425/mo. Ca 11 . 549-1191 or 968-1781 eve!I. 105 !-fain Sireet YRLY. or ''linter; s & s BR. • 15t• Metlt .. alngles OK nso 979-.242i sept. 1, 551-12i8, 299 I\.1eaa placeii:, wet bar, ample Moro-• Townhouse Unfum. 335 m.8740 •rte. % blk. to beach. $m 2BR. ma d!h/wsh bltlns ~ , , ~ Dr. "SINCE 1946,, age, large lot, excellent lo-LUXURY HOME. S Br, 3 Ba, Sharp.lte&Mcorat.d up. Agt 6~1642. enclad Pr l child' ok N~ EASTStDE CM. 2 BR. Frplc. 2 BR+ i;tar. ~. S BR, $185 lit \Vcstern Banlc Bldg. cation. $f:JO. ~ n1onth on !~Jcfin~ ~s. $575. Huntlntton 8elch 4 BR. 28A.' Ftptc, h'ont 2 BR c.lose to ocean tum wb' Jll'lti. Jl.90 ~o. Cali S.TI.29. £P~.· drp~A1dulta. No pets. , lddl/pets/&istfle1 OK. Agt. Unlvenfty Perk , Irvine a one fellr itest. UNIQUE • porch A lrg rc&r terrace. pd . Avail 5ept. 15 . $140 UP 2 Br: 3 Br 2 Ba. •&JV ~ ... "O F ... 91H4 Days 552·7000 Nights ~?~~ne.ttors, 00-6500 3 BR. 2 BA, ""!'!1.\1 blk heh, 4 BR Townho.,.. 2 8!'th· Nr. ocean & bay, beocl><'s. 2!3/9~2928 or um 521-9550 l'oOt Bil-ias.' play 'yard. 2 BDRM. New ca...,. l'!llnt. LEASE. 3 BR. 2 llA. new IM!lty only. J4W/mo. ", • w 1 • h • g 'r P t g • Adali> only, Avail Sept, 8th. % BLOCK to beach. 1 " 2 1996 Maple AV.. .•. 642-J81.1 Encl. patio. No t>e" $JXI. &ililJt 2569 Qranp Ave., NE\V 3 Br 2BA u 1 493-5768 "~her' dryer, tennis crts, Rent SSSO/mo WI n t er . BR. gange w Int eT See. M:'"' at 'X.,., o-·-. "B" ~ llt>-1113: Peril. .,,,~. cpu, 'd;; ttWA.TERFRONT -llUJFFS Condo 3 Br + den, f:"i!sis\''.,, ma. $240/mo. 646-821) • available Supt I. 613-6640 • NEW2<13 IR E1ida !JIG ~co.''; BR~·, •.. ' NEW J Jll' -· nr JJOOI•. lennls Nr. ltclili<. New 2 BR, 2~ BA 211 &. Prim• location. ' LRG l 2BR Oceanll'OClt 2 3 4 BR Coll 61W4118 "'',., la bl l .... pool. RoodY tor OCCUl' Stpt 1315. 5.ll-8138. Condo. Double garage $600. mo. 67r353ii lrvlne apt, ii/: per mo. ll'h«er 1i"htk i0 beach~~!,,'!,, Now 1 I 3 Bil E/1lda $iE:1ino. 1':4:i-n:?'1 ~""' , lit. ms. J adt. 919-1633 LOVELY 3 br ..... In and boat slip. $460. DfG CANYON uNivERsrrr l'a1'k ! BR, rtrtlal. --or 67:H310 Coll~ ...... • TROPJCAL POOL • ' llQN'l'lCELLO O>t>do. 3 S.. 2 CUl~lo. Comm put A HERITAGE REAL-4, ~~· j!.,,Bf1Jv0t,S:p~ ,!;.,f180, • 2% BA,."""· rm. lttmtac. Tha -tlrllw In tlllt West. 2 BR, 2 BA. all btt'lnl, ,_ 2 BR, ill BA Dix Stud.!.2. 2 Br StudJo, 111 Ba. Yrp~ ' Bt. newly deantod. SZlll "°°'• crpt/drpt. S3 23 · TORS, 833-2560. -~-"' ~~·~ xtnl location. $400 mo. 213: .. .a DilllJ Pilot 0111!11od bay & btad!. Avail. 8'pt 15. $11Sirtlhd. ~ pool. l•lll 11>inl ......_ IJXI, El -... ,,.ti. -m.r.;&T. CLASSIFIED will .. n fl! 598-3731 Ad. 64U61IJ. $215. m44'13. Mlt>I•· ttiHfn. on 18th.•&4&-U11$ ·,'j • I . ... . . ' . . S1turd1y, Aijflllt 25. 1973 DAILY PILOT 27 , I~ ~I -_..:;l~~-11 ~b;~ ... ~-~. · :1[S]:l;;;;;-;;;;; ... ;;;;;-;;.;ll5l~1;.I --"--~l~- 500 Found (frff od1J 550 Carpet Sorvlce). > Land1c.oplng - l>t. Unfurn. ' 365 1-Apt~_,_u_n_fu_m_. ___ 365_. A,1. Untum. m Vacation Ronlals 425 Office Rent•• 440 Announcements l'f--..;;......;;.~-.;_.:::; Huntington BNch No;;,.rt Bo~-- uta Me,. AVAIL for 3-3~t wk11 In NEWPORT NE\\I talent, new materlaJ SURF boud.. tn ~una on JOHN'S Carpet&: Upholstery FOR a Unique ud Country Club envlm. Furn 2 n<-'edcd lnunt"diatc4' tor new Padfte Out It I &: w 8 Y • Ori Shampoo free SU>leh· Pen;onalizM S t y 1 e tn -*-·* VILLA YORBA NIC'.E 2 BR, 1'iii BA, :,.Tty, Br, 2 Ba. garden view apt. BEACH radio lhow on KNAC. 6404211. gan:t Sl>il R.t!tamants). Lnndscaplng, coloncaplna APTS. dl.sh."'11hr, garaae. ~) block Complex. oUen 7 poola:, 1 Singlt:s, duos. trios, &TOOP•· FND: yrc male Sheltle Vic. Degreasers & all color and interior deal.rnlna. O» Ring Brothers 100» Villa Yorba tb beach. $275, M&-1204. tennis courts, comp. health OFFICES 81140 ror club work k Jlcil A: Sch ln li.B. brigtueners & JO minute tact James-C. Elmer, liundnirton Boocti 2 br, l·blk-ocean; patk> spa. ~ + uae ot 80J...1BOO sq. rt. Air 000• overseas tour 1 . SRO 847-Um bleach for "'h!tc earpet1. Landscaping .tr: PIMt Co. vtlopment (Oft San Dieao FN•y., So. on $210 yrly; no pets; retrtg f8 ell1Ues &: u!U tncL Call dllioned, C.O,rpet11. Drape11, l~nterpt1sts, m \V. 19th SL, FNO \Vht cock-a-poo Vic Save yotrur ""',.; "'"ivhY11'""'"81' 1-"n:.-e E81. 642-6l65 Ucach Blvd., 1 blk. beyond 1281, «i St; she.a: 642-3331 lM AM. 7-10 PM. Call; UtiUUcs and Janllor Ptlid. Costa Me'8., (n4)642-8983 Hllf'bor Blvd .. C.M. iMn:x r~. di~ing un:..e& Ma1on!l l\¥DIT.ERRANEAN I!. VILLAGE Edinger lll Sturk, E. to UN•IJllN luxurioui ~clous 644-.5595 N.B. Ca.II COL\VF.;U.. 646-(Xj55 BUSINESS cards $6.45 a 567240 all 1 , ___ _.. _____ _ M"'·~. tu.rn rlroh1.) 2 BR I Bed J ~ •-t 1 e "~• =~-=.,--,,,.--...,-1 h $15. Any, f'l!l· $ .5(1, St,lJ?o.fPSI'ONE, block \\Ill.II.a. eu<1ti7 141842~622 apt w/frp c, 1 1 · Rent1:l1 to Share 430 l~~ ~ c~5...,k;~ FND grey A yellow pnr-couch .SIO. Chn1r $5. 15 yn;, Pl/Inters nl a r b I e ro- "~ address oc dlsline- tldp in Costa M e s a ad!acent to Newport li'8ch, Balboa and tho So"ulhland's flnest com- tord Ln, NB, 641Hl.172 priced, Bob McNeil 842..?683 rot-type cock·a-t1el Vic San-exp. 11; what counts, not ll~'ii)11 • Exix:·rt ly lnstal'd· NOW RENTING Sen Clemente * * * WORKING I --i ta Ana Hgta. 642-0504 n1e1hod. I do "-'ork n1yseU. i-eo.sonMiJly pi·tCe<!. Bob~ Spacious New Apt1. WOMAN. :SS, will share . GERMAN Shorthair pointer Good rt>f. 5J t-Ol0l. &\5--1931) 1 Br. -S165, 2 Br -$200 NE\V latte 2 BR. 1% ha, 3 RM furnished apt · · 1 1~ nulie, Vtc. HB -536--8532 Carpet Clean.Ing Painting & Country at mo 11 ph ere, plu~ Kilt &: stiop, 314 A. Del w ith ••m• for V2 rent • . I • PMoMat Lost 555 Floor Care & Windows Pipirhi nni.,.. dilhwthr, Bltrui, crpt/drps. Mnr, quality extru:. Adults, ($6$) & shar• utllftfli. I ,~~~~=~==~-~-----·;·;;; Dulch Ma!nt. $t'rv. 5J7-150R • . ._ Near 1choola. ~81. ~ 49'Z.-22&1. ' GENEROUS 17th SI., H.B. (~~ Blk N. oU S•n Ju n C I t • Water furnl1hecf. Not ~ • Cement, Concrete Grorglct Pait "'&'""E"t Decorti 'ns Yorktown). Available to __ a •P 1 r ".!__ deluxe but comfort• Person1l1 530 11 er or .. x e or 1nunities. UNFU ~NISHED Show Sat & sun ll lo;,, NE\V 2 BR studio t.i>ndo, bit, clean, reasonable PRESTIGE •REWARD• PATIOS, walks, drives. Saw. Guaran. Top Quality ~Ir. 1 , Bed Fr $150 3 D' ~-'s bl 1 0 IV d ond nMr Baz & Now· OPFICES }'OLLY LICENSED break, remove & replace ~Vork1nansh1p & r.tate. a 1 : room. . l.A.l\...n. from ocean/goU I ns, I crpts, rps, * SPIRITUALIST ·* concrete. 54S-8668 for est. 1' rec est. 645-11616 1, BR, & Den. Fr. $190 course, nr schls, brand new, pool privl, y,•ash f a c • port Blvd., .M. SEE ~untainnew .• ~Ualld:'.:'~. ~.~~ Spiritual readings 10 am-10 ""-retum or r>nu infowa-c •'"ln•T & Block I'~"·. PAINTING &. N'palr, 3'S yrs 2 Bedr FR $210 1..,., 3 BR, 2% Be, 2 fpks. _7~1~_·"-..-----ft SPM k ~ •• ~~ It tt '~ _, ~· ~· '"" -~ , oom. ' . O\V 2 """" OR _. Ir •VII or w floor, 3,000 aqu.are feet, pm. Advlce on a ma ers lion lf!&dlng to return of a Wall, patios. Sidewalks, etc. v•orkmansh1p guar. T-. 2 BR Twnh F $250 • cu gar., ...-.. _ 2BR ooi18o, I be, stove, end N I I ___ ,, 312 N. El Camino Real, San l lo · d t of my exp , ouses ; r large 2 BR, fplc, gar., $185. tt'..1 ... -... d-, 2 miles 1. o e•11, c •~ will divide tnto auuu.ier gold our leaf c ver pin, By hr. or job. 646-6915. a van age · I t.nd tncll A all Sept •-t "16 -·r -r~ Inn fff or 1st & last. ollicea. 50c per aquare Clemente. 49'J-9136 492--8034. ,1.pprox. 2 inches in diameter, , -cc'~'=c1=006"". =-~-=.,.-...,-Please Call For l'Y • v u • New P.1arina $200 "'° -·· eo · .... u Child Care ·~ 5.l&-3179 after S. ~I 1496-TI2S ' . Avail Sept, TST. 207' fool, includes carpets, PROBLEPt1 Pregnancy. n-with Jewelt.'U horseshoe 1 PAINTING in C.l\t. in· , Avallabilities FRESH AIR 1 ---------Thurin #2• drapes. all utilities, jani-1ident, sympathetic center; also, gold locket TEMPORARY care by ter /exter. Small jo.bs , The charm of Old 3 ei~-_ "-.,~. , _ 3 '·r Apts tor terVice. Call Maril,yn pregnancy counseling. Abor-Cwu on chabt), approx. the Chr'sti f .1 -\\'elcome. Free est. Jim. n "'"'" •v ....,. ..... , ..... ir. u RESPONSIBLE man over Stovall (n4) 832-5'40. Uon & adoptiona rd. a1ie ot a nickel, inscribed 1 an anti Y 111 my 979-$1186. \,orld Spain awaits yo u apt. 2 Car gar. W/w crpt/ • Furn. or Unfurn. 370 40, to share my 4 br, 2% ba., APCARE 64MGS in 9Crlpt FLA. These are home while you a.re away on "==.=-,,--.,.---.,.,-1 in Costa Mesa at Ring drps, bltns, dsh\\'shr. No Costa Mesa condo. Co~. * COSTA MESA * deeply 'treuured family business or vacation. Ex-PROI-. wall?>verlng state ,,_,.!hers' M e d l 1 e r. ~"· $24:> ""r mo. ca! I (01t1 Mell f 1150 2 PREGNANT? Th 1 n k in a: ent • Ut 1 •• . cellent references. 963-4002 Uc. no. 279514, Insur., all ""' •-~ "----------urn. · mo. or men · New office building -'I'htte abortion? Know all the facta mem OS • e Ols "" lr-types of paper. 714 : 842-4386 r 'a De an Village. The 536-l7ll. THE EXaTINC ea. 646-3UO aft 5pm or aft. room S'llit'e available, 700 sq. tint! Call LIFE LINE -24 replacable. p LE As E. Contractor INT/EXT PAINTING country is the setting I~RBOUR VILLAGE, Hun-PALM MESA APTS. cl"O"'a=-m=-Sa=-l""&~Sun'-7--""'"" f'L ALSO 2,000 eq. n. -all' "'hrs~, "'54"'1"'-5522;';:::,..· .....,=== PLEASE help If you have1----------1 ~·"l'ty \Vo k Reasonable Where quaint cobble-11ngton l~arbour area,_ only ?illNUTES TO NP'I'. BCH. LOOKING tor 2 penonable or pert. All utlHt:les, janl-1 ALcoHOLlCS Anonymous. any intonnadon -642-3.589 JA CK Taul ane, repair. ~"'' ! r · to d d 27 2 & .~ Br. on 2 acres. FURN. OR UNFURN. friendly & outgoing tm1a to tor seivlce. 2700 Jlarbor Phone SC-'1'217 or wrlte Eves. & weekends, rernod, add. Lie B-1 Re{ 8· 675--0\60, 673-8186 s ne courtyar S an Adull .~ Fan1 section.-:. shr beaut. 3 Br bayfront Blvd. Robert Nattres.'I, IUt.r. 1-~ ... -M LOST·. Long h·'~ Tiger 2690T2. My Way Co. 5-17-0036 No \Vasttng alb a . d er B ·" I' 1180 •=t Unbelievably la.~e apts, ho Bel 125 P.O.Box ~. ~... esa. <LU..:u * WALLPAPER * P · W ys Win OV rnr." nu. rom · ""' ·huge pool, Jacuz:i elect bit· me on . Is. 1 ea. 642-1485. cat. Fem. Approx, 3 year Electrical streams and ponds to Heil St. :i•l&-3 166 or s-16-5076. ins, shna crpi., d•p,, sauna 544-2762 Arline. ..~5 Social Clubs 535 old, In Vic. of 2'Tth St. NB,•----------\Vhen you call "~1ac" b d r ill $ 9 ... Business Rtntal -r· "A"'l'I• t e oor o your v a ** 14 ** elc. Adults, 110 pets. FEMALE to share 3 BR, 3 NTRADATA * wearing flea collar, friendly ELECTRICIAN-License No. ......,.. ... eves. apartment. Spacious 2 BR Apt.,. Crpls, S1NCLES From Sl50 BA apt. Cdri.I. Kit priv. MOBIL OIL CORP * I bu.t a h y desperately 23.11~. Small. jobs, maint & !·IT-QUALITY, LOW S rl rp .. 'l. Near Beach & Sla.4•r. 1 BEDR~t. From $165 ,w"~tdh.e~/1d00""'. mo. ~ai!;,_.,,. Util Has 1.i """' volume 5erv1ce sta-QUALITY matches 1n1ssed. 673-4&19 repairs. MS-5203. Slate l.lc. No. 280044 -Fireplaces, wet bars, beamed ceilings, wood paneling. Pqol. Pl'IS & l'hitdren wel-2 BEDRl\I. From $1.85 " • "'~ lion~ good back rooni Yl/PHOTO RE\VARD! Large grey tab-F I ... 542-1701 , .. roh1<'. R42-:'!5<16, ,~~f$~ Ct.~.Avall F'l."01 0 SJO SliARE my Parle Newport sales potential in lhe Ana· "Largest in Calit" by, male. Black striped urn ture PROF. painter. honest work, ...:.Fashioned designed 2-STORY Villa Pacific 2 ~R l :rnfrc ri"'hl they're under. npt. 2 BR, 2 Ba. Furn. Fem. heim area. Paid training to (Call NO\V for FREE sam· back, spotted •tom a ch' FURNITURE St r i Pp Ing reas. lnt/ext, free est. en. \\'/BA. 1,:BA. do\vn, hv. prlC('(l! 1$1 ·r.Te&.'l Dr. ~k~an &ll>-1480 0 r start immediately. Phone pie profile on 1 prospective ~i ey~ green ~n_3~ refinishing, repajrs, an· Refs. 54S-2i:f.I. 642--3913 . color.coordina ted in· terlors, wllh carpets and drapes. rn1. din. rn1. k1l. wfb)tns. <5 blks from Nc1vport Blvd.) Sam Reddil'k, 714·521-1381 n"4a~chsJs-~} LA 658-6283 ar. c. boa. 11. . . tiqulng. Chem--Clean \Vest Pla•ter P•tch, Repair Adu lts. Brand ne"'· 968--M97 ' 546-SSfiO ELEGANTLY furn. lrg 2 days, 714-968·9'144 eves & RUST/Brown 1ma.ll nwced 8921389 1----''---'--:.-- BR, 2 BA. apt, CdM, weekends. LADIES -SWnmer Specia..11 breed dog w/ahort tail lost • * PATCH PLASTERING * Huntington Harbour ·PREVIEW OPENING 1.tature "''Oman, Zi yr or FOR LEASE yr membership $.5. Call Aug. 23rd vlclnity Garfield G1rden1n9 AU hln<>s. Free estimates -Private patios and FOR rent or lease, brand new 2BR Townhouse, S'>''im· ming pool & rec., else 10 ocean. Patio & very private. Must sec 10 appreciate, call collect, 213: m-+127 afl Award winnlna 1, 2 & 3 br over. 644-7153 eVM. 'PARTNER' 836-1Z71 or &: BNcfl H B ArtfNi t VY" .... New stores or ottices will be 543-1479 "P•'ge" •_,,.' ,,.;'19 ers 0 MOW & EDGE Call ~- balconies. ...;.community Center 1 with spacious lounges, , billiard and ping pong rooms. ....S swimming p o o i's outdoor wh irlpool, 4 night lighted lennis courts. -Heallh spa with gym- nasium and se paratu men's and women's 1 facilities, i n c I u d • Ing sauna baths. -A security system to Insure your privacy. -A special section for 'those with small pets. -Conveniently locat- . ed to all of Southern California, just min- utes from the Pacific Ocean and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Mesa Collll- •try Club. ·' . OPEN EVERY DAY Hours: Fri -Tues 10-6 Wed. & Thurs. 111-7 Dtrectlons to J.lediterraneall Village: From the San Dleao Freeway: llarbor Blvd., South 2 miles. Or from New- por1 Blvd., turn Nor1h O!I lfarbor Bl\'d, MEDITERRANEAN : VILLAGE · 2400 Harbor Blvd., C'osl• MoH, Calif. 92621 (7141 557-- \Ve beUeve In r1ual : Housln1,t Opportt.llitkl 7pm J L U X U RIOUS waterfront rondo. Priv. boat slip at your door. Spectacular ma i n channel view. Be au t . decorated 2 BR., 2 Ba., frpl c.. patio, garage. ~ !\lo., lease. !>-14-4223. Laguna Beach apls w/fa.mily rms. No F'EP.tALE wanted to share available in about 3 months. ~~~~·~~~~~~~ -~~· lease. Son')', no pets. From luxwy 3 BR house w/fplc, Ideal Huntington Beach REWARD, Lo1t Bl ack EXPERT & just $175. OUR TO\VN etc, with same. S100 mo. No location In shopping center. 1 llSJ miniature male p o o d I e . DEPENDABLE }'amily ApLs, 1250 Adams kids, no pets, 96&-ll46. I For information call Je...., • ---\\'earing flea collar. 536-82&1 c.11 For Prompt, Ave. (Adams at Fairview), ••1 -bef 213-l:G--0281 Costa r.lesa. Phone 556--0JGG. SHARE Apt or House Save $S Gillespie noon, or Frei Estimate. Call HOME PARTNER. Village Real Estate 'iimmmmm;;;;; ~co~l~leoij:j;lij)"'."j;i;:t&,;;;e;;;~l---..;:,96Ml~~1~2~---1 * CASA VICTORIA * 836-1194 or 548-1479 962-2456 or Eves. 968-2974 • RE\VARD . pa.rt Siamese cat . l, 2 & 3 BR. Furn & Uot. 20 YR. fem! will 11bue bach SUCCESSFUL Found (frff ads! 550 (Declawedl beige & white. EXPERT Carpets, drapes, D/\V, TV ----------Ans t H VI t JAPANESE apt w/pool nr bch, NB. 175. EAST 17TH STREET · 0 appy. '· 0 anr. Pool, etc. 52fi Victoria Alt 5 & wknds, 675-3814• FEMALE dog, mixed breed, LaP&la, Mission Viejo, Sun GARDENING ~k at l~~~r, c;y1~ :i~7~ Jo~Er.tALE, 26, seeks same to 1430 ~.~~.' ~a :J~onal ~~ ~~~. T~~I~ Bf~ 1:!; eve. Please c.all 837-fi615 Complete Gardening Service Allowance hunt apt. N.B., CdM, pref. 400 sq ft of storage Brookhurst & Hamilton, LOST: Watch, Balboa Little Free Estimates 546--0724 EXTRA Large l or 2 Br. 008--6852 REALONOMICS CORP. , ,CHO'.Bcc.-096:1-=.'°''117"'-. .,....__,._,= ~~andbe~ana.1fosl ~;t' JAPANESE Gardener, ex- Hea!ed pool. From $145. Gar19e1 for Rent 435 BROKERS 67$.6700 1 BEAUTIFUL, female lriAh n e ween : ' per. Oeanups, yard aero:. ~laturc adult11. lnfnnt ok. No -~-------Setter \\'/leather st r Ing 673--547l. Reward Rella. &: neat. Free est. CHOICE pets. 1887 r.1 on r o v I a. GARAGE ror rent, alley ac-OFFICE on Newport Blvd. around neck. Found 8/2'l LOST female Tabby cat. 645--0694. OCEANFRONT &15-2174. cess, nr. 19th & Newport, Avail on lease. Partially Monticello AptJ, C.M. Call -White face, paws &1 •.~1o"w°"'",.-edg-o--e--ex-1>e1_rt,_an-d·1 2 RR, 2 BA, 1 )T lse. :r.taturc .n=E=o=E=c~. "'u"N"F"".-=-2"'B""r"'12.,-,Be=-, ~I. $32/mo. 897-<1196 aftnl. !.~ carpeA t.d, 1!!,rlrondf • 567-2871. ~ch.C:c~ks23rd ii-dependable, ca.ii for prompt adults no pets. Laguna Lido, $215. FURN 2 Br/JI,{ Ra, ENCLOSED garage klc 3)39 ;;,7:,·. ~~oo:; ~I ·FND--, -Blk--lml-pood\--e-w-/~pur--""'"''&"• ' bft est. Walt 842-04ll H.B. 31T:D Coast liY.'Y .• , Sooth $200, 1 Br $190. Adults, no Pomona St. CM $30 mo. avail. Ideal flJl' contractor. pie collar &: flea collar long LOST Lhasa.fro -~·Llmalttl e, ranDr 1_,,are"""a". ==...,---..===c Laguna . pell!. 114 E. 20th St. 833--0l21or548-Q5.S 548-2616 tall Vic. Heil &: Gothard away .m ....,,... er · GARDENING-CLEANUP Meui Verde _•_tG-IO!I __ -_,.______ H B H.B. Silver/brown. Tues Reasonable Price -Free Esl Office Rental 440 CUTE ADOBE HOUSE, lCOl . ' 847-1525 eve. 846-7509. Reward. e 541 2043 e DLX 2 & 3 BR. 2 Be, eocl -.-e·--=·---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ... fl, adJolnln• """' ror-LOST White -w/blk •170 o .. 1 1 Of ;gu_nu _.. • ner, for buaineu or office FOUND: Beautiful ptaebred . Complete Lawn & Gardening gar. 'fl up ...... na c .• 2 BR 1 BA furn mo OFFICE SPACE use. Costa Meaa. Sealpoint Siamese. Mature tail. Vic al: ~ Blvd, Service -Hauling & 3095 J.lace /\.\~. :.>46-µl:W. 2 BR 2 BA unfum 1205 • LEASE 6G-ntl/fit2....65«) 2-3 yn, gpayed, fem. Iden-~Pen, Qtlld 1 kitten, Cl.eanups. 548-0400 Newport lloach I I 151*EJ1.~\ C.M. Downey Sa .... Bldg, "THE Factmy'' bu a I'll lily. No~Clooe to new SMALL male dog. Llght tan EXPER.y Ja-Gardene<. Brooktiun:t Ir: Adams, Hun-stmp avail Sl.85/mO. In I ='tra~ct&c:,"'=""'"". --=....,,,_,....,. or beige color has &kin ron-ard lel'V. ~eanups. Rdia. PARK NEWPORT-.flunllngton lloach llnglon Beach. Up to 4800 Cruuttty Village 4:15 30lh Sl FOUND: Blk cal Oulfy tall, dltlon, Reward, Curies hi. & neal Free est. 642-4389. APARTMENTS ' aq. It. 52c/sq. ft ./month. NB. 6~ "' IG-8520. green .,,.., wearing collar. tall op. Ph.&«>-EXPERIENCED ~- A Few Luxurious Three year lease. F\ally im-1600 sq ft INOUST. ahop, Vlc. Maenolfa & McFadden MALE Min Blond'• l'"i Gardeoero .Matntenanoe it Om ...__ ·bcr#, I prov<d to suit. Simonds/-1~ Al 300 ft ~ 8/17. tm-1923 ~......: ·~-~~ ~ Cleanup. Call 979-81\18 TllS'1 2 Br. + Den Apt1. Johnston "'""· so sq uLUce t...!.....l!... ....... '=" ....... llllUUUU .all'U J ,..,,.,..., an .. ..tment ! llvin1 COLDWELL BANKER $95. C.M. 646-2130. FND .Blk dog W/fJWWIJ'paws Santa Ana, CM ' reward JAPANESE Garde n er. __ , ~· 11 bl & face. long Body. Very .,.o ,.,..,A ' , Garde•'"" Servi-. trim-overlooking the water. En-1r1 now 1v1 e • et REALTORS 541-5271. lndu1trlal Rent1t 450 !ti·-"" N Goldenwest a: ~-'":'.. ... .... Joy . $75(1,000 health 11pa1 1 I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .,.~. r. LOST -CaUterwood, ,_ ming, cleanup. &4.>1796 ---Hell H.B. 842--6283 .. ., La · 11wlmmlng pool.I, 7 lighted. NEW OFFICES ~=-°''=",-_,.,..--=-;= Male Irllh Setter, Vic. RC1I'OTI1LING, wn tn- leMls rourts, plus miles o• HARBOUR AIRPORT NOW LEASING I,RG Friendly male dog, -Bolsa ch I ca •lallatjon, apr!nklera, aoil bicycle trails. puttlnR. shuf-No lease req'd, lull !ll!JVice, Huntington leach ~~~h~rf · ~ 541-48.53 or 84&-8725 Reward prepe. 586-3010 ff~~.~.· .. ~~~. ~.;·J, LIGHTS drpll '· 1•1P"s! .. z;i1usic:n~-cond., NEW M-1 Hwy .. 8/22. can 548-t536. 2 SHEPHERDS, Black I; General Services ...... ....,... o111 ......... ..,. .,......... a ut . .....,e OIJ.Jl.~ from 940 Sq. Ft. & UP white, '"nlor" le "Baby'' and 2-bedroom phya nn $125. mo. Hamilton A Newland FOUND: Large Blk & Tan vie. Bolsa & Magoolla, AU. typta home repairs. 2-111ory town ho~ 'E1f'C· In bt1utlfu1 PALISADES CENTER 646-0697 or IJS.(l519 ~~. mix male. Vic. Tern-Reward. 892--5231 Actual time & material. trlc kitchens, private 'Jll.dot Huntington Herbour 2082 S. E. Brutol pl.e Hills & Thalia, Laguna, Fast Serv No job too am. or balconlea, c8.n>ctini:, dra1 F $3l"$"5 Ne\\'J)Ort Beach 5.57-7010 494-3436. LOST dog, Chihuahua Brown F&B Ho.me Rep a I r p<ri•~ Subte.........., park' rom ~ ~ (Campus-Irvine Int"5ectlon) MISSION VIEJO SfAMESE Cat. White Oea ~287"? collar or tap. Call SG-1403. ' lne with elevaton. Optional~ BAYFRONT OFFICES 1600 SQ. FT. & UP. collar. Vic. of 17th &: "· PORTABLE maid servict. Juat =>Orth of e Fireplace e wet be.r e Prestlae offices ~riooking AVAILABLE NOWI Orange. Costa Mesa. Call REWARD A red Hawallan WELDING SERVICE F'ashlon Island atfJamboret air conditioning e carpets Balboa Bay in Newport ON SAN DIEGO FRWY. 645-2440 print shlrt Lost Betweiom NB \Vlll come to you evenlnp, and San Joaquin 'flllll Road. • drapes • builtinl • huge Beech. Various rue suites 27992 Camino Capistrano FOUND -Set ot keys, GM & HB S46-Q)88 weekends. No job too Small. Telephone <TI4)·644-1900 balcony e pool e gym e low I * * * for rental inlonnatlon sauna • ma & n If i cen t as as $120 per mo. Jn-831-1600 Key, housekey V c. Irvine I ~~~~~~~~~~lj54S-S212~~i' ~-~~-~~iRi~ I oiimimimimimimimi..., recreation club eludes drps, crpt, utilities, 4001 Bl RCH, NB Terrace Park 646--2929, 934 I 1 SAN a.EMENTE AREA :NEW=-A~O~U~L~T~L-,V~,~N~G-,-! 1 =~ ~u:: = , !~~:~3~~~=~ ~· ~~A~J~ fotfm: =~ ~ixed Lab. Vlc I ~t•wdfoft I( r-) p~:gH~1~l~: =: BACliELOR Unll!i & 1 BR's Oce v · y I I 16700 Saybrook Lane NB. 615-1220. Beach&: Garfield. 1;miiiiiiiimiiiimm;;· -~1646-0977 w/Lofts. Frplc'!I, beam an tew, deular Y le~, Huntit1gto11 Harbour LEASE 4 ffi Mr. Baumgardner, 541-5032. 962-8272 ~~~·~--~~--1 }lcatcd JXIOL A ts on Y 114 : 846-3341 -rm O Ce 4 DELUXE OFFICES I==~-'-~~-::--... CLEAN Sweep Qeanen. =~·1g~1~~if ft°r1 ~~Uni~ LAS BR I SAS APTS. DELUXE Adw\ Poolilde Bldg, C.M. $250 per mo. Carpeted, illuminated · Ceil-FND Siamese -Hal flea col· Schools A Floors, Wind~•· Carpets. UUJ pd, No pcl s. 55L'; River Ave., NB. Garden Bunga.low. N r. Perfect for architects, ings. P lu_, 400' Warehou.se lar -Vic Wilson 6 Harbor ln1tructlon1 575 Expert Service. 963-526? 393 llfln1ilton C.i\1. C•ll 642 .. 1566 ocean. :Frplc, lrg patio, 6 small mfg business, etc. Space. 1370 D Logan, CM 646-2337 -.......... Hauling 645-4411 or 6<l2·S520 pools. sauna, ten n i 1. M·l zone. AGT. 646-3255 644--2228 FOUND: PEACOCK, banded PIANO lesaona, -......... ra.1---'._ _____ _ ALL ELECTRIC THE NEW , ' 846--0259. OFflCE &: warehOuse space Vic, H.B. betwn Magnolia & Re as onab1e. Huntington RUBBISH hauling: Ya.rd. BA Y\VOOD APARTJ\-IEN"r:s 1 Bdrm. r~rom $133. BUSIEST intersection i n avail Lagw\a Niguel, 2,IXXI Bushard. 963-7l19 Beach, 968-5063. garaae, warehse, cle~up. GOLD MEDALLION in Newport .Beach )fe Newport Be1ch Newport Harbor. Second sq ft or more if needed. 17c DOG FINDERS SERVICE Remove trees. shrubs. 2 BR Apt \\'/pnllo, encl g-dr, l'f'ndy, The sales office! ts story in Unique Homes per sq fl 831-1882. IF YOU FIND OR LOSE A unsightly trash & debris of w/storage & laund. fo i.;11. open daily from 10 At>.\ to BAYFRONT 1 BR lu.xury Building. 800 sq. ft. at DOG please call 541-5965 I I~ all types. 7 days a week. Ad.Its only, no pets . 6:30 Pl\I. l\1acAr1hur Blvd. lease •Ull'I, lnclds utll. Vista $350/mo.; 600 sq, ft. at 1300 Sq ft ?>.1-1, w/tront of-s.rW:M Ind~ Fast, reliable, reas. South S165/n10. l\lelody Ln. in & San Joaquin Hills Read.. de\ Llda". Adlls, Security :=· Both l\'ith views. ~ re8{ ad';':: ~E':S ~~ ~~~bo~"gt~n~~ -. Coast Hauling. 673-9036. C.1\-f. &J6-09n or 646·U!09. &i4-5555 t -bldg. 673-8800 or 673-1144 · 646--0681. 1791 Whltller. CM keep. Seal Point. 642-7220 J&: R Hauling, moving, job 4 'UNITS Avall. 2 Br, o-•·. STORE/Office for lease, clean up No job too small . ,,.,, OCEANt"'RONT 3 BR., 2 IB. OCEANJo'RONT 2 or 3 Br. 1300 sq ft. F.V. Shopping l\I-1. CORNER, 12 7 X 9 O • LADIES wedding ring near Babysitting -' ' drps, bltns. Upper or lower Yearly. $450 J.lonth ' ! Days 213: 338-8461 ext. 419 buil . 991 IV 19th S ~"' Dr • I . N -~--~-----none too big. Free Ext. ti.SO/mo. 1st & last + $50 1 1 Blk 1 Center. Part I al I y parti· w/ ding. . t., >...U-U oi: rvme, ewport ~2828 \Ve work harder dep. No pels. Call 548-8!!16 2 BR., lyl~ • .'..:a:_n> .. ~ -.. · ~ o or wknds & alt 5, collect tioned. $Zl(I, mo. days C.11. $225. 642-3490. Beach, 64&-8716. LI~~~ 1Bechby11ds.ltt.er h.,~ · 6~~ -~ C ocean. o:::cuu • ..-, 1 , 213: ~1051 536-0393 968--0327 eves/week $ •« FN Ger Site bou 4 ope, ... ,. for , ages --GET RID OF UNSIGHTI..Y q-·-•11 or see .uno-A 8.11-Ask For J..tike • ' • tora9e ..._ D. . p. pup a t yrs. Weekdays only. Meals, TRASH & DEBRIS. $12 :.'nt~::.~:l~ach JONESl EAiTY s.3J!o I I[ •j ends.F1JLL SERVICE STORAGE lot, tocked yard. g::;.~;ds,8,"'d\:"64';'..~.''' '=;;:;-IN~ Kin-~~ ~LEGE •• New ustom ·'~\' Rtnllla ,-Westcliff Building Boats, trln, etc. $7.50 mo. WAIJ.EI'. Comer ot Irvine A • • -"-'/PRIV 8CH Is PI:Ekf 3 liiiiliiiiiiiiii. Comer Weatdiff Drive &: Neill Neon, Inc .. 531-3374. 16th St, Newport Beach. dergarten age. M aCtdu ~ e M 0 VIN G 1 & ha u I tn g $140 • ~' 1\11. N. of Hntg Bch. BR 2 BA Frplc -B8Q Rentals Wanted ~~ woman, exper. -. · anywhere, FunUture, misc. ' B bit t d I $485./mo Ye.arty. . Irvine Blvd., New p 0 rt "tVV Aug. 21.st. 548-5323 l'AA -.,. l Bill & Sk I "' r, ns, cps. rplll, poo, , " Rooms 400 Beach Mr Howard 1 -~--~~----.,.........,....,~. i ms, e c. ee er, play yard, cu1l>()rt & lndry 979..Q631 or '"'4~1q 645-GlOt. · RrnRED gent 1 em an FND -Walch BABYSrITING by weekonl:y,,~64~5-~21_61 _______ 1 fl\ ell. Cple & 1 ~m ch lid ok. --ROOMS •M k /kit $30 Vic: BalbOa Pier mv home Npt Bcb XJ.n't 'SKIP ~LOADER • d tru k 84M664aft 5:30 pm. SEACLJFF :r.1anor_A1tl. 1 ~uw upw COM 900 800 ·506Sq Ft derperatdy needs space 673-4928 ··v .. '. "'ump c Br. Unfurn .. $145. Pool. iAsk (\•k up apts. Children & pct F~n; 37 • cent.S. Air ~nd: NO\V 1n Adult Trailer J>ark rond. 646-7656. \\'Ork. Concrete, e~pba.lt, WALK TO,'BEACH about our rllscount, Plan. section. 2376 N~ Bl1Jd., prtv. P 8 r k 1 n g, will for 6 12'.. xJ!. with porcti & Ol.D Engliah Sheep Dog. Vic. BABYSI'liING my home sawing, breaking. 846--7110. l &: 2 BH. Crpl /drps, bit-1523 Placentia A . -NB. CM . 54&-9755, · 7. redecorale. 2700 E. Coa.'!t ~rt. Prefer C.M .. ai:e8· 17th Street Colla Mesa, fenced ya.rd -loving care GEN Hauling. Tree/Shrub l~. go.r. 30S 16!h. ~-8548 or 5:1~2682. nOOM \\'/kitchen, pool priv. 11wy. c .w. Masters Owner . l'_lU consider buying similar s48--0M·l 556-0855 trim. Gar &: Yd cleanup. ~7-3957. 205 15t h. 960-17"9. YEARL y RENTA:L Near OCC. Female only. Realtor, 673-4l~ With lease ot lot 546-0135. 1'"0UND Parakret N1'. Utgh-Cir~nter Est. 531~77. 557-6004. 2 t BR t'l\-•nhse \VI fr p 1 c • t bl~ Crom ocean, 2 ,tit. 1 ba, Ref. rcq . Ca.11 9G.1-3731 DESK space available $50 ~!k!ms:r.r or alt day land, N.B. & Somer11et. --'---------HAULING, lite mo v I r'I g ' w311her & dryer, bltins, put10, ample parking,_. $260 LARGE fumlshwi..toom, den nlO. Will provide 1urniture ===;,.....--~--646-5244. \. CARPENTRY garage & yard cleanups. ~· drp1, $1~ mo . per mo. 673-6935. prlvt.I . Near transp., ahop'g at S5 mo. Ansv.'ttlng f!CrYlce UCI undergraduate !'I, FND: Wht fml cat vie 12th St GENERAL REPAIR 5t8-3129 or ~. ~ PENIN. \Yater F.ror11f :!9e, 3 & OCC-Extras. 9'1'9-3924 avaJlable. 17'875 Beach Blvd. graduates & !acuity will ~N;·:B:. ~675~;.6;;;;726:;:. ;:;:;:;:;;.:.,;;;,;;;;:*;;;;'";;;.5;;;;;21;1;;*;:;:;;;:j32 FT. FURNITllRE Van ror DOWNTO\VN 3 SR, crpt1, Br. 28' boat slip, Avail, $325. R.Oorns Pl A Up. Overlook-HunUniton Beacb. 642--4321 S:: h1~u~ ~nning mid ~ local furn hauls & gen'! ~~o::.~rr~ar· ~~, [{4-~ i<n4) ~~:m:ea:.·~M~ N:.. ~~?'1e~!. ~ :~.~~;1~~~~ T d , Pa d. ~~~~ss~.:~~y NEW l Bdrm untur .apt. Guest Homo 415 aq. tt . 600 to 2400 aq. fl. Kathy at UCI Housh~ Of· ra er S ra ISe •ludeot. Large truck. Reas. Ntw 2 BR, Dl\V, elect $3501lit0. Annual. 513 w. Mullan Realty, 3400 Irvtne, flee. 833-6811. Fr-ee hst.lrw Bury. 534-1846 or 6'13-t'647. 11l.Oge, drps, shag crpts. Nr 81.Y, Newport B&acb. Call Newport Beach. ~2960 flervice. Houaec:leanlnt ijunting!Dn Harbour, Adll3, 8!1&-4832 days or 88)-2ll3 • )'rlvate Room or Cottqe 1Dl SQ. n, "'""'1 C-1. con. URGENT! I "1 nes ~ts, $200 846-4360 eves. San Bernardino 1 fDr elderly, ambulatory man wnlent w/plenty of Pll'k· &Md hOme, widower 50 w/ EXPERIENCED, depen- 3i;n:; 2BA, wfdu good Joel. BEAtmFULLY decorated 2 or lady, Quiet 1Urroundinp. lng. Xie Mf. ft. 3*J W. dable ht.dy l\'UI clean your doD nr l!lhpa. Aval1 Sept. Br townhouse, )X'lls, view, 2 Good mea.lt:. Call 548-4153. WUIOn, 01, Pb: 642,3)3) or :e: ::.~es:I= d~~ t"1 mes houae. "AU'k by the day. I~ $715 mo. Call ~181 car pr, B!utl'i, SJSO , 642-~. Yl\fCA.546-5638be1ore8am. 11 =630-091""'='=-,:---:-.c l 2 iiR. 1 ~' Ba. C1Me to ocean. 675-<1115 tl l • Summer Rentilt 420 OFFICE Space, Start )'our FEi\iALE ill mid 20,5 dl'sires DOMESTIC dl,)I ~ in Ulb'lt, laund. rm., gar. Call ATTRACflVE 2 BR. ;J• BA, day \\1th a Harbour Vlev." to 5!iA.re hoo8C or apt dollars O:ist.t. Mesa-Nwpt Beh u.a. ;;p&:6321. crpt,, drps, rrp lc, 2 stall 3 BR, 2 Ba hie, 2 blkl octan, Space now avan in lhc Lido \V-Mnic. to $lOO. Laguna Reliable, xlnt, ffi-6t6-9782 URGE Nu 2 Br. 2 Ba. l blk rnrport. $300. mo. Avail pool, llncn5, phone rum, building. 673-4156 4M-6379 evts... th OCC!an dsh/\\ISh, 11v. Sept. 15th. 64·1-«l7'9 1 frplc. paHo, \VfO. $271. P. Corona. del A-far. 1111 gn1d RESPON. A-tl\IUl'e t>mployed }lOUSE OF CLEAN cD.spo11al trplc, 960-l89S. BATFRONT Condo. Lux· Fonton 67J...2UO or se.-41&9. Cloor, A/C. ut1l. &mp le n1an s~ks l Br. fum. Hse. 'G'i DODGE \'an, V8. auto, IlAVE 21' 73 Yirt'ba.ll mtr S~~~ ~~~e.ar~ ~ 1 l BR bit Ins clshfwhr nu urto\ll. Security l)lda. Pool. SLD::PS 6 tot, Oce1.n View prkg. St4S mo. 615--6900 or duplex. '°f8Y conslder nu bti<ll', nu tJN!I & chmn1e hon1e on 1 T. Podge Chas1iis, S42--682ol <t:pes, 11ha1t Mf1l0t. $130 Yrly. AdUl11. Sipe: ava\l, S1Cl'I to btaeh. AvaU 1l-1c:Jy 1617 WISTCLIFF-NB 11ht111ni . 968-8461 arr. 5. rinii1, nu rtb1.1\ll n\Otor, gi\11 un<ttr walT. T400 mi.l,O::==;;·~..,......,.--;,.,,,I ~ Lane 89.'l-13.Jl 675-3464. 8125 thru 9/15. 12 0 ~ 1980, 91.2, 156 A S40 Sq. Ft. ltF.LIABLE covple. one child b'ade for any lite utll 'VIII a"--cept car In trrl or '! LITE llou11ekeeplng, Child L.RG 2 Br, 11~ Be. sluclio. 2 BR, 2 BA. 'f5Ui)Itx. Ftp!, SeailhOl'll Dr. 616-6114. Ample pl\l'k\lljt. Uttl. Ba.Um· \\'an l!I 2-3 BR houM! W· tnK:k. &12·9Gfl3. $;15-37661586-5807 Care-One-t~'O days °"wk. ~I gsar·,'!'.','ure ~~P~~Mno DI ahwr.S~··rt"t ~~ ~~~Yrly NE\\'POR2T BBetR ch~at lo gard ncr, 541·50.'12. garden & yard. 4f6.-082'7. Ukn to tradr? Our 'rtadcr'11 -W~ILL_1_ra_de~~tr-,.-,~.-,~.1,-.,-, I ~on-,'v~''-·~:~~o~-WR~KE~29=RS=.--~,,-.b~l-... 1 l.fiR:~~~ ~m:· ~-;~ ~ll4.... ~P~ W"i' mo. =.8 $175 wk. ~. 1'. N~~t~I!~~~= :,W~:~ ~?~a.~n·1F~ ;ht~n ~~ Paradise ~\=Is tor you1 ~n:nif!Br:!~:Sp:e~·:ii rxp'd 10 cl ran yo-.~ .. ho~. --...... Qlx pool11ldc a.pl. Nr. Wch. 1711 W•STCLIFF DR. 2 en SUMMER .:.rodkhW'lt St ~ J)lllCt? rut ad tn the Daily S rtay" home or0lend In k>cai area. "pt. tMroug:hly. ~l845. Sl(ll). t120 P'lorltl&. MH!82. 2 BR, 2 BA. mtn. ~'· Omma d<l llllr uo • Tnder" ~Uot Want Ads! Call """ for 5 buck& AGT. 646-3:JSS. * DAYWORK * @ Idle Items , ..... 642-¥11 Pool &OC74. ) !3J...l891 Of' m-3ln. Parad.lle column ii terr }~1 -642-5678. 83,5.-8036 or Ml-4008 .. . ' c L A I ·s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 j ' ' • . I I I I l I . . ' ' I. I I ' ' ' I " ,, I I .. ... I' I' 1 .. I I ' i I I I ' I I ' I I I , , 1• ! I i• ' I l i • • ' . . . " I , Ii I ' ' I . Look around your ho use al'!d garage and you'll prob· ably discover you have a moul'ltain of merchandise you could sell -all kinds of 9o odies that you just don't use much any more. Wo u!c'!n't you really rather have money? Okay. To move that mountain, just call a friendly ad-visor at the DAILY PILOT. Use the direct line. • ' 1 ••• • • -' ' \;,, ' . . J I Don't iuSt , sit . ' I there • your . on ' ' ... small .· orlane • •• . . ' ELL IT! · 1 i . ' . ' \ ,J . , • . ' Thousands of ready-to-.buy want ad r e a d e r s are . ' "shopping" the ads in the DAILY Plfot:J very day. And it may surprise you how mC11ny of them are eager to buy just what you ha_re to sell. •c.nt to give it a . try? Get with the Ora119e ·Coast .areci nev,tspaper with "respon5e ability" ••• the one ·that cein move . . ' your mo~ntain of merchandi · 11 . • • t ·• n • I • Advertise in the Orange Coast Newspaper with Resp nA·~ Ability . ' . ' h~ Classified Ad Line 641-5678 , • ( \ r '\ ' It "• . " ! , • Border to < ' B.oEder ·I Bargain Every clauifiod wont od in the DAILY PILOT appears in every edition every day. That means your od will be seen in papers delivered to homes ind sold from newsracks from border t<> border all along the Orange Cout ..• el the way from Seal BHch to San Clemente You Get It All < -, I • Huntlnaton B~h Fountain Valley ' Costa Mesa .1 Newport Beae! Laguna Beaeh Irvine Saddlebaek San Clemente Capistrano • CPlus the .~any, ~ newsrack ~cHffon) .. . 'For One Pr~ca • With A rt Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 • , I YOU CAN CHARGEif~ • • I. 6 4 2 -5 6 7 • 8 c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 -5 " 6 7 8 D . A I L Yi PllBLIC NOl'IC£ Lr. . ..., .... [ ---1~ .:;;;;;;[ ;;r...';;-;;;lLill~• J ][11] [ --. ][if L-1 &_...., ... _,. 1[11] Plumbing Htlp Wonrtd, M lo F 710 ll•lp Wanttd, M lo F 713 li•lp Wonttd, M lo F 710 Htlp W•nttd, Ml P 710 "Llbtl9Md AUllutl 1S. lt7l (1141'71 Or•n~ Coast D•lly ,.,lot, Incl Str>ltmber I, I, IS, ·t43f.n -PUBLIC.NOTICE- L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Remodels & Repatn. Water heaters, di&posa.ls. furnaces, dAhwashn. ·~ MIC &: Bl A. Complete P1umblng Se1·vlce. PLUMSING REPAlR No job 100 sn1all * * 642-3128 .. * Sewing/ Alte rati?ns . -· .. ~-·-· .. BAOYSmER in my home, I•--------lite hakpng, near Btookhunt & Victoria. 7:4.5 -4pm, Mon lhru >'ri. ~. BAC1< OU!ce NW'Bt fJ0.50 yni old) Hn 8-12, Mon.•Fri. Pl'et. \v/X·ray ElXP. 646--169-1 9-4 pm (Ca11 P...ton. 8/27) BARBER/Hair s t y I I a 1 \\'llflted for NO flair Salon. Tuea.·Sat. 64&-2716 COMMIRCIAL TELLERS Exporltnetd Full l P/tlmt UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK "'cT1T1ous 1us1 ••s1 AlteritfOns-642·5845 BEAUTICIANS, hatr styllst.s & aggressive maflaler need· ed for Harbor Area Salon. 1 n tcrestlng opportunities, 64fr3808 or 494~ eves. 26151 L1 Poz Rd. Mission Vltjo, Ctlif. 137- NA.Ml ITATIMINT Neo.t, accurate. 20 years exp. 'Ttll tollowl119 per'°"' are dol"'9 bllllct•:.,b1k COAST VAMS, 12SI l'fflwlCk, _T_._1._v_1._i0_•_.R_e~p_•_lr ___ I Wellmlnttoer. C•I. t:Mll Equal Oppor. Employer llodn-v E. 81tnbr149t, 16214 Sin COLOR TV Repair, expert. Jacinto. fount•ln V1ll1V, Call!. "* rea90nable, most in home. SllYI C. H•11. leltl Sllllll' Ave .. Apl. • N 8 & BEAUTICIAN • Be your own --------.-• boss, rent )'OW' own station. CCXJK, Asst -r.f 11 n a g e r , 20I. Huntl11glon IHCh. CtUI. t'JW Free eshn1ate, H .B., ' ' N\\JPl Sch $~. 646-2816 graveyard ahlfl. 6 day wk. BECOME an In au ran c e Inuned opening. Co. paid aa:ent. Opportunity to learn benefits. Jack In The Box, insurance business. Part 1205 Baker St., Costa l\lesa. time eves. &: ¥.>eekends, Full Ap11ly in personc. ---- Tiil• bullneas 11 conduc1ec1 "" a v-•t C.fi:J, Bert Gallemore, jHrlntt&l'llp. 96S-2'783 lllodMY E. !l1lnbrlclge • Tiiis 1t1tam1n1 w•1 flltd wllll Ille Coun-Top Soil IY Cllll'lr. ol °''°"' County on AUOUll 22, ,,,, P·mrt Publlllhtd Orange Cotll Ot!ly Piiot. AU!lut.I 25. and Jtpltmber J, I, 15, 1f1J ' USJ.73 PUBLIC NOTICE *QUALITY* .. * ~fULCH &: TOP SOIL * 586-6930 TrH Service Ume when qualified, COOKS hl~~.=,::~"~m:. DISHWASHERS Farmers Insurance Group. DICK Cn.urc.1'11 ttesl&urant TREE trimming Including Ll'ICTITIOUS I USIN•SS palm tree1 and tree MA.Ml ITATl.t,1,IMT ~ 439-3555 Mr. Tuttle. 2({18 Newnort Blvd. CM BOOKKEEPER •.• COOKS ** Tht followln; "''-11 doing bu1lnH1 removal, Gen. c I e a n u p , 11: reas. &: lnsured, 847-1791. Roger's Gardens Flnt &: second cooks, xlnt DENTAL SE:MIHAll, 2360 San Cl"""lente Strtet, L-.una B•1c11 , Tutorl.n.~9'-------c11119l"nl1 t.ws1 ·- Need bookkeeper w/bllslc Yoorking hours. Employc schooling in accounting, 1YJ>-benefits. 642-3505. ing skill helpful 'but not COOK -Experienced, all req. Must be pel'$00able & 1hlfte available. Apply In willing to lean1. SaJary $450 peJ'SOn. ll99 S. Bristol, CJ\.1. n10. 01· up depending on VandeKan1p's, A division ol qualifications. Apply ln per. Tiny Naylor's. LeRoy Ttf'11tl. 1~.\0 Sin r1,."!'lenta SI., HUNGARIAN. Read, wrlle, L1;una Btacl!, C1llfornl1 fU.!11 T~1• bu1lnt$1 11 col\dvcied by '" In· speak. Priv. instruct. For a1111du11. Yott5%old, Lo r a t e s . L11tov 'Ttf'r•ll I This "111m1nt waf flied w1th Ille Coun· ~962~~-5~1~. !!!!!!!!~~~ ti/ Cl1rk ot Or•rioe Count'( on A119u11 •• ""' ""''' mJ All"Ull 11, 11, 25, 11'111 Sl'Platnbolr 1. l ¢1 )W-"l.lbllSl'ltd Or1no1 Coasl Dilly .. 1101, L i J lf7'J ,.,13 1 :.•iiiiiiiii;iii;;iiii.;~;;;;; son at our garden at 2221 COOK, 1niddle aged Y."Oman, FairviN· R.d., Costa i\tesa. (or sn1all nursing honlt", 5 BKKPR-BAYSIDE OFC days per "·eek. Laguna Suhll1anUal investment co. in Beach, call for appt, 714: N.B. has opening for a 4M-8075 PUBLIC NOTICE ITAT•MIMT O" AIANDONMINT OP: Ull O" f'ICT,TIOUS IUSINESS NAMI TM tolto'Nlng p,erSOf! lla1 tblindOtled the use of the fictitious blnl!\ffl n•m• l!IEAKSHIJlE'S IN THE SKY .11 Orll'lgf COl.lflty Airport, Stnte An1, Ctlllornlt. Thi flct1Uou1 butlness n1me rtlfl"red to •boY• Wll flltd Ill O••l!Dt Countv on Al.l;ut:I II, 1911. AIRPORT NUMflElt ONE, 1 C.lltorn11 COl"POrfllOl'I, '30 L.ldo Ptrlr. Orlw, N.-.iiorl 8Hd'1, C1lltornl1 t2'6G Tlll1 bUllM$1 WIS Col\dl.IC!td try I COi'• oor111on. AIAPORT NUMBEA ONE By: Fr1nc:l1 M. Otllfley, f'r.sident ' '1t7U 1"v.il11'11d Orlnot CM$! ~llY Piiot. A.1191111 '· ll. II, U, 1t73 2.,._.73 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS I USINllS NAMI STATIMINT Tl'lt tollowtno perJM 11 dOl!'ll bl.11111111 "' f'ERRY'S MOTORCYCLE SERVICE, 154'2 warMr Ave.. Huntlneton Bt1<1!. CA'™' ,.,,.., Oilton Cra~ tot El Pueblo, fOl,ll\laln Valley_ C..111. Tl!l1 ~I 11 condl.lctld b'I' a11 lit-dl111d1,11I Perrv o . Crates Thll Sl11ftnent WIS filed wlftl !tit COi.iii- "' Cl1rk of Orlnet County on August 1, "n "'"' f'l.lbll11'11d Ortnot Cots! 01Uy Piiot Aug1,11t 11, 11, 2S 11'4 Stpttmbef' l, lf7l U7S·73 PUBLIC NOl'ICE Job W1nttd, F~1l1 702 NEED help at home? \Ve have aides, nurses, h o u s ekprs, con1panlons. Hon1emakers U p j o h n , 547-6681. WILL sit with children or elderly people. Some knowlP<lge of practical nurs· Ing. Good refs. 54&-0396 DAY work. General Oean· ing, housekeeping. Tr an sportation, Reliable ,.._9330 Jobs Wonttd, Ml F 704 REFINED, cultured couple no~rink/smoke Yo'ill give loving care to your home and pets while )'OU travel. (Newport area) I 213) 438-190. GOING on vacation? 2 respon University students ¥.111 be live-in caretakers for )1)Ul' hbme, yard, pets. plants. Ref's 637-7328. Htlp Wanltd, Ml F 710 ACCOUNTANT CPA firm seeks ambitious aCoountant knowledgeable bookkeepers as s i s ta n t COOKS "dinner &:. Brolltr .. \\'/accurate typing skills. Apply in person Hours 2 to 6 J\.luiit be a non-sn10ker. '~:ell Hungry Tiger Rest. 1641 W. groomed, & enjoy meeting Sunflower Santa Ana. people. Please send resume COOK for year around child & salary requit"emerlt! to day care center. 5 Hrs dai· P .O. Box lTIS, Newport ly. Corner Bay St & Orange, Beach, Ca 92663 c .M. 64.i-6570. BQOKKEEPER -Non-profit Credentials Technician corp. w / h a n d I c a p p e d Salary $636-$76.l children &: adults, Payroll, r.rust . have a w o r k I n g AIR. A/P, gen. ledger, etc. kriowledge of the cautomla Good spot for retired person Credential System, A 11 who needs I wants work, work pertalning to teachlng, 646-8712 credentials &: maintaining BREAKFAST & lunch cook teachers permanent records needed. Houn S.2:30. 10 &: files. Keep informed on years exper. & all around all old, cWTent, and pro- kitchen work. Some local posed credential legislation, refer. 310 W. 4th St., Santa policies, and procedure~. Ana. Apply in person Orange BUSBOY full time, must be Unified School District. 370 able to V.'Ork split shift North Glassell St., Orange llIDCh & dinner. Hungry CREDIT MANAGER Tig~r 1641 \V. SwlO.ower Must be exp'd & able to ap- Sanla Ana. ply principals & concepts or e CABINET Makera credit &. collections. Xlnt Must be exp. N.B. area. opportunity w/a leader in ~1536. the franchise induatry. Sub- CARE for 1 yr. old baby, mil resume & salary req. in confidence to PO Box Wed, Thurs, Fri, my home, l?OO-?tlAH. (Turtle Rock) $ll0 mo. MOTICI OP INTINTION TO INGAIJI In taxes, auditing, manage. 833--0507. COUPLES wa.111.ed. Build CARPET cleaner he 1 p er your O\vn business. \Ve train. Phone for app't for v.-anted. Neat, energetic, al · 1 · "'1 ·~ wages ·open, Steam ~1as1er person m en11ew "" ......,.,, IN TH• SALi o" ALCOHOLIC ment services & supervising ••Y•1tAO•S for sml client practice. Send Awoutt n. 1tn To wnom 11 "Mr conurn: resume to Box 9Z4 Dally SW!lct to luMric.t of IM llc111'1M I~ Pilot, PO Bo)( 1560, Costa ~ for, r.otlce 15 Mr~ elllffl thlt "" ?t1'~sa. CaliL 92626. unden!Vft9d proposes to sttl 1lcol'lolk l.ii ... i;;iiiiiii;i;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; bww•* 1t """ pr.mists. described 11 (Oii-.: Carpet aeanenr, 1 7 4 O Superior Ave., Cl\1 CASHIERS "2" Needed Jor new Recreational Vehicles SUpply Store. Ex· per prete~ ... llut ·not nee. Ap~I~ in_ !"'non HUNTINGTON BEACH Day Help Wanted e K[tc;..., nt ltlndolpli Avt., Cnt1 Man, CtUfornla ,.unual'll to ll.ICh lnttnt!on. tl'le un· d111"1lg!M'd I• 1~1V1nt 111 11'11 Qeperlmtnt of AkohollC 81Y1ract1 Control for IH!ill'ICI of an ak'ohollc ti.111r11a l!cenw (ar II· Cetlltt) fcf' rhl'A prembes lll follows: OH SALE MEit SvtY11 M. la Pltrre LAwreftce J. L..11 Pltf'rl f'ublllilld Or~ Coalt Dilly f'llol, August 2S. 1'13 :U70-7l PUBLIC NOTICE NOTKI TO CltlDITOlt.S IUPllUOI: COUltT CW TNI'. ITATI OLI' CALIPOltNIA POil ntl COUJITY OP OllANOI .... A-m1s E1telt of HILDA E. McCORMICK, O.U11td . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo Ille credl!!:M't of !ht above namtd del:tdtnl fhal all lltrtorll htllil'l!I ci1lm1 ag1lmt ll'lt .. Id dtetdtl'll tl"t rfCll,llrtd to flit !hfm, wlltl the lll<eSNlrY llOlld'!erl. In Ille offlct of l'l!e cltn; ol tht ab0\19 t11lllled COUii, or to P'fttlll ttiem, wlltl ll!t l'ltCnNry 110UChtr1. 111 tllt undtnlgl'ltd at ltlt offlc- of I! I 1 altorrieys, OANIEL~N, ST. CU.lit, ANO DAVIS, Atlvmty1 at l.-. 111 Sovllt Flower st., 5ultt m Los Al'lgltltL C.llfomll 90017. wfllcll 11 the pl1<t ol buslntt1 of Ille uridtnlgntd In 111 rntttw1 pw111n1119 to ll'lt 111111 of 1o1!d dtc~I. within tour mcl'lll'I$ an.r lht flrlt 11Ubllc1Hon of 11111 nollct. Dlttd A119ust 23. 1973. SOlVl!IG WALKl!lt, Execu:rlx of lht Wiii of Ille lb0\11 named dt<tDfnl DAMl•UOM, J'T. CLAIR AND OAVIS A~•tl.lw '11 S..ttl ,..._, SIPWt -.. Let A ........ C1Mtw1111 "'11 Teh (11J) US.1111 "'"--' fw 1..-Mrl• fl'uflllll'lld Or•• Cotd 0111\' PIJol, ~UllUll 2S. and Stpftmtllr 1, I, IS, 1m 2us-73 PUBLIC NOTICE ANCIENT MARINER Now AC"Cepting Applicat'.ons }"or HRP Brolltr -Kltchtn Hours 9 am-4 pm Apply In Person 3 pm-5 pm, ?i.fon·Fri 2607 W. Coast II\vy. Newport Beach 646-0201 TRAILER SUPPLY 16242 Beach Blvd HB CATERING & Sales Dirtt- tor, exper, typing: nee. Salary &. comm. Reply to Classified ad no. 934, c/o Daily Pi10t. P.O. Bo.< 156<J, Cotta ?i.1esa, Ca 92626. CHll.D care & sml amount house care, my home. 2 lil 6 Daily M/F Start !J..11 Call art 6 545-6489. • Bil!bcrf e Ho,tess e Malnten8nce •Apply in Pent0n ANCIENT MARINER 301 No. -l'Ustin.-5.A. . SU.1488 DAY \Vaitresses Ir Nile Cook. over 18. Apply in person, 2-Spm, l\ton thru Fri. CARL'S JR. 6882 Warner Ave, H.B. CLEANING person f/time DELIVERY & Stock work. for ofc in Nwpf Ctr. Send F/tlme. Apply, Automotive resume to Classified ad no. Supply Co. 15....?2 Newport A N S W E R I N G service 932 clo Daily Pilot. P .0. Blvd., Costa Mesa. operator. aftnoon shift, 228 Box 1560, Costa l.1'esa, Ca -D-E~N~T~A~L~~Re<:e=-,lion-.-~,_ Forest, Laguna Beach. 92626· OrthOOontic p r a c t I c i! , Asnmblers & Trainees CLERKS-outstanding opportunity for All 3 shifts. Apply at gate VARIETY STORE qualified person. To S700. 7a m -3 p 111 & llpm. Cashk'rs. Floor Clerks . No Send resume to Classified 1'1acGregor Yacht CotR. fuJI 'time students. Good Ad No. 901, Daily Pilot, 1631 Placentia, Costa ?i.tesa. futw-e. xln't benefits. Perm. P.O. Box 1560, Costa ?i.1eu., F/time. Apply in person, Ca. 92626, Replies strictly AUl'OMOBILE Pick N Save, 3425 Bristol, confidential. \V ARRANTY CLERK Exp'd girl or will train. Typ-Santa Ana. DENTAL. Exp'd Chairside ing SO "'Pm & lite book· CLERK·Typist, for sales Assistant for Costa ~tesa of. keeping required. Salary dept. Call bet\veen 9-SPM flee. Please apply to Box no $400 to $42.3. l\1on thru Fr:I, 8 -'"''"ON:.:.S::::!!AT:....;64:::>--00!2:..:::::::::.· __ 940, c/o Daily Pilot. PO Box am to < pm. Phone Bauer 156 Costa r.tesa. Calif 9'E3j " CLUBHOUSE man&er, 2 Buick, 979-2500, Mrs. days per wk; 8141 Atlanta, DENTAL Assistant, Exp'd Cameron after 10 am. H.B. 536-8091. only 4 handed denUstry, J..4 AUTOMOTIVE -"""--'=L=:.... --&--· I days wk, 53&-mt. COCKTAI waitress group Parts dept. has severa1 open· for entertainment. DINNER HOSTESS ings. Including parts * 548-9988 * For prestige hou!M!. counter man, parts helper, Apply In person & parts driver. good Co. between 108.m & 3pn1 Benefits. phone c 1 1 4 > Connerci~I To earo1 64&-9303 "' MARQU'I S BABYSI'Ii'ER needed, for 1670 Old Ne¥.'P()rt Blvd att. schoOI. this tan. within Teller Costa Mea \Viking dist. of l\fonte Vista DISH\\' ASHER e~ .. --,-hlf-t. Sehl, Ot. Approx. 11:30 -\Ved thru Sun. Bah I a 5:30. 646-5463 aft 6pm Experienced P/time Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 BABYSl'M'ER needed for 2 Bayside Or .. , CdM. See. Olef children weekdays. l\1ust ·UNITED Debus. haw car, relereoce• ~. CALIFORNIA BANK =De-ts"h~w-1-,h-,-,-W·~..,-ttd-- mo. 968-9993. i::Ao 9249 BABYSITI'ING & 11 t e 309 ?i.lain Street _. house'!keeping. Room & J·luntington Beach DO~tESTIC {Jelp George board + salary. 842-7636 or 536-8811 Allen Byland AaenCy, 1£&.B DE!-fONSTR.ATORS needed now. Unllmlted eamh.- poalble. f"or inlo call, IWH7<3. OONtrr Shop, 6 am-2: 30 pm. , Female, age 25-45. Apply in pel'lW>n, 135 Easl 17th, 01 Forel9n cir mechanic wanted. ~ -64Ul33 FULL & Part Time Help \Vanted. Over 21, wlneat clean appearance. Apply in penon, Me & Ed'• Pina, 410 East 1 Tlh St. C.0.la Mesa Dr's Assistant t, GY~~!!'.E:O.~ Yowig lady ilS-28) to ns11lst f'·u11 or p/U1ne In your in heal1h spa. \\'ill train. no 0\1·n area. •llah income. exp. nee. Apply In f)('rson Gu1rantMCI Customers 1:1ny aft or e\•e. 2930 \\'. No C11h Down Coe.!t H"''Y·· N.B. Earn Now, Pl\Y Later DRILL press operalor $2M -~--'-C:C:..:C:.:.12:_~--I per hr. to start. Exper. GeMral Machlnid preferred. 557-5..'>20. Prototype work. Advanced Engineer Kinetics, Inc. 1231 Victoria CONTROLS SI., CM. 646-TI65. Equal Op. ENGINEER por. Employer. · "Industrial.. Progressive GIRL Friday, part time, Division ol llfajor Corp. re-neat, good typist, call for quires Engineer w/exper. appt. 557-4U4 In the design &: GIRL oYer 30 to help w/new Oe\tf:lopment of c o 11 t r o I health &: mu.sa.ge proaram. Systems utilizing re la y , Call 642-8028. digit>] & analogy circuttry to originate plan & desi&n GRL'IDER control systems & rompon. ents for varying automotive n1achines. BSEE degree & familiarity "'/OC Motor Control & Servo-Systen1s is olso required. Cull Dean ·rellinghuisen at < T I '1 ' fH0-6900 bcty,•een 8:30 & 4:30 Pr.t Aug. 27th & 28th AMF TIRE Equipment Division Equal Opportunity Entployer l\·ffF Exec. Sec'y Legal Secretary In House Council $100 to $750 Secretary $650 Exec. Sec'y $700 To Director of operations Financial Sec'ys to $700 Sales Sec'ys $600 A/P Cieri< $500 Receptionist $550 NCR Operator $450 Leasini< gal Fri $450 F/C Bkkpr, Corona Title Clio-pet', $750 Sec'y Consulting $6'15 Memory Test Tech $4-.$5 hr Digital Test Tech $+$5 hr NEWPORT Personnel Agency 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 642-3870 MACHINISTS GRINDER OPERATORS ~fajor bearing manufacturer now hiring for 1st and 2nd shifts. Paid medical and life insurance, pension plan, paid holidays and vacatK>ns. \VIII consider lrairieea. Come into the Personnel Dep1. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or telephone after 6 p.m. and ask for thr. Plant Supt. Lear Siegler Inc. TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W. Segtntrom Senta Ana (714) 546-3131 F.qual opportwiity employer M-F EXEC. SECRETARY Heallh Servi.,.. Assistant S2. 75 per hour Highly attrac1ive exec. ofcs. F'tve new positiom.avaJlable. Perm posit.Ion for exper. al· Will assist nurse at assigned tractive, \\'ell groomed, school providing first aide organized )'Ollng \\'<>ntan. to students & performing Must have xln't secretarial clerical assignments. Re- skllls, full ofc procedures, quires '78.duatlon from H.S. knowledge or gen'I ncctng, or equivalent. No ex· & son1c adm abilities. perience nee. Apply in Assume responsibilities. person Oran E Unified Salary c o m ffi. en s u ra t e School District. 370 North "'/exper. Send resume & GI II St ~--__ ,_ ire a.SSE! 'f V~IU'6IO' muary requ ments, t 0 HEATING &: ventilator main· Troy Equities Corp, 2152 Dupont Dr, Suite 2 O 3, tenanc-c man, jotn'ne)'men lr.oine, Ca 92664. level. E>tper in instalhltion, --· maintenance & repair. Apply EXECIJTIVES ·1n pe"'°", Capl•trano Uni- $12,000 lo $75;000 fled, School rfutrlct, 26126 Send resume or caJJ TODAY Vlelorla BJvd., Capistrano for · confidenli nl NO COST BenC'h . executive i:tte1-.•iew. : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I EXECUTIVE SERVICES, INC. 888 N ~ain. Santa Ana t714l 547-9625. Exec. ~ret•ry Patent atty. -ree psla. Use ;wr initiativ.e. Gree.I career. Accurate typing, Sh. $700 . Also Fee Jobs. Call Ann Christle, 55$T8505, Control Career Emplotment Agen- cy, 3400 Irvine ffivd., N.B. Experienced Boat Carpenter to \YOrk on 37' Trawler yacbts. Pacific Tra\\'ler Corp. 541-0008 • EXPER. k>V1ng care for my 7 mo old boy. ~ly home, Bal. Island. Own lransp. Refs. Call Collect aft 6pm, (714) 624-9489. FACTORY Now hiring Production Machine Operator and a General Helper for Isl and 2nd shl.tts. Paid medical and !iii! insurance, perudon plan, paid bolldays and vacations. Come into Personnel Dept. bet\\'een 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or telepho~ after 6 p.m. ~ a."lk Ior the Plant Supt. Lear Siegler Inc. TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W. Segantrom S1nt1 An1 (714) 546-3131 HELP! Volt Instant Personnel NEEDS e Secretaries e Typists e Keypunch e PIX Opn TempOrary Service 3SIS Campus Dr., Suite JOO Newport Beach 546-4741 F.qual QpP.Q1'. E1nployer Htlpl HouHkffptt needed, some child care. CdM, beach area, 54().9668. Huntington Botch High-School District Has An Opening For OFRCE ECj)UIP. REPAIRMAN Starting Sal. $691 . mo Plus Xln't Benefits Interested applicants report tor the \\Tltten ~ AUl\ISl 30th. 3:30 PM, Room 136. Huntington Beach ll;gh School, Jso; Main, Hu.. Ungton Beach. Equal Opper. Etnployer HONE OPWTDR 644-0023 ask for Gall. al O Em I E. 16th St., S.A. 5(7--0395 Equ ppor. p oyer Equal opportunity employer "Make Roont Fut Daddy" You doro.'t need a gun to M~F l\fajor bearing manufacturer now inteiviewin& for 2nd shill Hone Qperalor. Paid medical and tile Insurance, pension plan, paid holklay1 and vacations. WlU consider tr&lnees. "Draw Fast" when you IC::::l:E:=:::::::::::= .• , clean out the garage de Our Trad , place an ad ln the t.uJ.y . -.•• turn that junk into cash Like lo tra ? er 1 P"-• IV-·I ••-•. Call now -- with a Daily Pilot Classified Paradbe column ts for YoUI llV\ -· wt FACTORY ad. Call ~. 5 llne8, S days for ~ bucks. ---'64H618=="'''------ Htlp W1nttd, Ml F 710 Htlp Wtnltd, M l F 710 Htlp W1nttd, M & F 710 ATTENTION Keypunch Operators · Must have et lust one year's •xper'-nce on 029, 059 or 12' machlnt D1y l tvtnlng work houn 1v1ll1bl1. Computer Operator Between six months f. one y11r'11xperienc1 • Familiar wllh JCL or OCL. Avoilablt lo work nights. Prior military experience w1lcomed MANY COMPANY BENEFITS-INCLUDING LIBERAL FURNITURE DISCOUNT FOR OUR EMPLOYEES R. B. FURNITURE TRAINEES Come into the Penonne1 Dept. between 8 a.m. and 5 p,m. or telephone alter 6 p.n1. and a.sk Ior (he. Plant &tpt. J~~· 1:::i~·:1• Lear Siegler Ntwport Beech Are11 I lmmtdl1tt Work nc On All 3 Shifts " TRANSPORT No Ni;;:::~~~· DYNAMICS _ 3131 W. Stpnt""" _ s.1.s. -s 1 •• _ TEMl'ORARY SERVICE 1n I """ 142;1 S. G,,.,.1, S.nla AM (714) 546.1131 ~-& FACTORY h<!lp, will tram. tquJI opportunl~ emplo)oe Young matu re woman , M .. r "'"rd. Si· $2.10 hr. C.M.11"!!!!!!' ... !!!!!''""'~"'" ... I ..,,.. ~I. Mt da)! k 11>o-BESl'..11AY to Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! run M ad! Dou'\ dllQ •• 0.11 64M671. call lodtly - ' ~-··1 ,. DAILY PILOT Saturtt11, Au9ust 25, 1973 rm '~-"""'-··-__,mJI "'"'"'P ' l[llJ [· ._,,... Ifill [ (n-I~ I L-... -l[ll] .__I _ ...... _.·-__Jl[fl) •<'unOiu ~ [, -ha-~ Help W1ntod, M&F 710 Helo Wantod. ~·& F 710Help Wen!ed, M & F 710 ~H-eliip~W~en;t;.td~.~M'!'!&!"!F~7!"!10~1:H~e;lp;;W;•;n;tod;;, ;M;&~F~7~1~0 J Help Wont..i, M & p 7IO :;:H~el~p~W~•n;;t~ed~,iM~&~F;f7~10;\~A;u;:c:;tlo;:n;·:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;I04;;;;;A~uc;t;lon;;:;;i:' ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;, ;;:I04;;I Hospllollty Hotten Nile Receptloniot SolH E~r CE lo $1000 STAT. typl" w I bk k p In a Service MOTOR ROUTE oR·rvER Rtsid. '""' tariiily, ll•30 R E SALES ~·· =-lll)O baclqiround prel. Shorthand 1oo1rina PM -7,30 AM. Stl-77'8. • • We not required. PubUc lic-I~co~e .t: 1fnie~=n ~ The Huntirtj{l()n, 18 8 5 I 1~~~~Age~~ ~%~t oUlce. SJ6..2047 or real.dent.I. Se.leis or adver· ~!orW11. St .. tlwit. Bch. KATELLA REA,L TY <Mark Ill en'-J tltJ.na (\)11~.r. helpful . Mw;l M f f f NOW goin& throuih plruu\Qd INC. 54.2-8836 , .,.... STOREKEEPER. .. Qualltied have car & typew1ite1·. a e or em a e expan.gion. Need 12-15 yrs. otf~.n: penion \V/knowll'<ige ol 2 Day Special 541-3095. Eves & V.'knds, Exper. finillll cab In et • l'll.Slest 8 •'0"1ng R.E. co. SALESGIRL, Boutique .-hop. marine hardware & Jintshes " .846-9004. n1akers. 54()..2860. • rn11ned. t1onr time avail. 21 or over. Exper. o~ need to 8Crve as atQre & recelv-~ HOSTESS FOR GAILY PILOT Nw·ses e Earn up to 80% comm. apply, B<ach .,... ance leg cjrrk. Apply !~""'"· *** ANTIQUES *** ·; **.* AUCTION *** t Liquid~tlon Sale in Los Angeles enables us ''to bring to ynu one of the finest collections , Letaure W01·td Clubhouse. RN-LVN·AIDE • ~tn~~t ::;~i~in~m. ~~:n~~e~. 1tf.1y ('n ~~k J:~P~!~Port Beac~do Recreation & soclaJ ac-IN SQUJH LAGUNA ll-7 -' other i1hltl5. Top , pvt • We are not a ft'llnr.hlse Dally Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, STUDENTS, apply now for '.pf antiques. Sale will be held ......... · · · ~ tlvtUts background helpful. d\Jty pay, Irnmed. pay for • Natlonul rvfettal proarnm Costa Mesa, Ca 92626. p/tinie conCCS8lon jobs. $2 Part dn1e poeition, 15-20 Liberal profit plus generous car alloWance. lloor duty. co u n • .Y w Id ~ • 17 ofcs In Orongu County SJU.ES hr. Over 17. M.S. Tait, , SATURDAY, AUGUST 25TH, 7 P.M. • SUNDAY, AUGUST 26TH, I P.M. hrs/wk., v:kndt & evening!<. Must live in area & have valid drl\>ers Ii· ln!JvY"s, ~Jon·})! U·S. • 1-.Ianagemenl opportunities Personable WomWl Who en-~1186 bet noon. APPlY penionnel office ili'l·F, Leacoulle NUNCIS Reg~, • Bolh l'esah.• & nl'\V ho1n~ joys people. P/tlqie \\'Ork. SURVEY work In NB, work 9-4, Adinlnltfnltion Bldg, cense. Dependable auto & cnsh bond re-351 HO@lpital Rel , NB ( · e Tl'aining for 11ew llCt'l'\8t't:ll Some e~s & wknds. Time 4 hrs per day on $urvey for 2352"l Paseo de Valentia, La· qulred. ~i~~~~~ 8 1 d g) e II unlil .. -enl!('d -we assist Life Book Shop, So. Coos! National Cable TV O:>. Must " ' Moved for convenience of salt toi Jake's Auction guna HtUs. -G With Village, 557-3875• be over 18. Hrs 4-8 PM. Ap- 1 ' HOSTE.SS. """'"''nc"' only Call Harry Seeley , 642-4321 Nurst1 Aides-et SALESLADY tor bak•ry. ply in ocroon 2624 west 11ffi1 'applv. o~nver l\tining , Orderlies K t II No Betwl>en 22 & 40 yr1. Apply Coast Hwy, NB. Equal Op- CO., ru \Y. 19th St.. Costa An Equal Opportunity Employer Openings 'au shifts. Good c laBeb ~I . w =n sz;3rn-:,12noon, portunity Em~"·O~Y-"7·~= I. Mesa. atartiog v.·ages. xln't benl'· a I O "191nton C JM. EC. 17th St, * SE\VING-MACHINE 2722 No. Main, Santa Ana ~ 543.4941 Partial listing as follows: Carved si1le- ooards;. (Oak, Mahogany, Walnut), Round Gak T~bles, Oak Dinipg Room Sets', Press Illick Chairs & Rockers. Oak Bedroo)ll Sµites, Mantles, Marble Top Wash Stands. lq Mallogany .. .lrg carved Serpentine Side- board, Dressers, Sheraton 4pc Bedroom Set, >nany1.many pieces of Glass, Vases, Lamps, Gi'analatbers Clocks. Mary Gregory Glass, and oyer 300 pieces of unusual bric--a-brac, cai-ved screens, Jots of Brass, Porcelain, & Pewter. Plus many unusual items. • HOTEL _ rronl deNt" clerk, tits. Trainees accepted, 774-4384 osla eaa, u Pc a k e OPERATORS, awin1 v:eal'. f eiq>er. pref'd. Apply In Help Wtnted, M & F 710 Hele Wanted.#M a p 710 older women prerd. LYN -Or Tom Ceruso BElkery 3100 Campu.a DI'., N.B. perM>n, Tlw Rode"•ay Inn, Chal'ge ll·7 shift. Relief ' 837-9400 SALE.SMAN, f/tl.me, Mens 540-4511. 1400 $.E. Blistol, CM. JANITOR MACHINIST ~~ · All 5hlts. Bayvle\v fumishlng1 & aportswea:r. -'"''-==------ 557-8700_ Exper. reliable, matul'e man Part or full time. Day or -..yl\V, Hospital :.40-5690. REAL ESTA. JE -SA_L_£S ~flC'r. p~f'd. Contact .MJ'. · OUSE ·EE R tor restaurant kitchen, lfrs night shltt. Top pay. NURSES Aides 3-ll & ll-7 F11"ischer, Hoelsctier's, 33.13 r * H K PE * 9 &m·l pm. $300 per mo. '--c:=Ca'°"'U'°'541J.-5""'"200~""°-shifts. Hun!. Beach Conv. S. Bristol, Qma Mesa. (So. TECHNICIAN Xlnt working conditions. Em-A b---' '•" · 1 · Cst Plaza) • pkr,,-ee benefitll. No exp. m ,..,.,a, iNl 30th St., ·rear MAID, FOR MOTEL. Hosp. 18811 Florida St., N<'W office lp Laguna Beach. 1 ~~~~~· ===~= _A_,.&.. "A" ~"""" entrance, N.B. Laguna Reef Motel H.B. 847-3515 Must be llcensed, but \viii SALES.HOUSEWARES To become involved in a brood spectrum or electrical &. n1echanical projects aa- IOdated wHh our research laboratory. 1 or 2 years ex· perience required on electro- mechanical or vacuum np- paratus. ·~~-~. 1..-;==C-=--.:--. 'd ~HOUSEKEEPER, live In, for JANITOR p/tln1e. Semi 30806 S. Coast Hwy., NURSES.Ward Clerk, 7·3:30 conl!1 er eager, new saleis-Exp'd pref. ?o.1ust be able to lo ed 1 ,7• k retired. No exper. neceas. Laguna Beach, 499-2005 \Veekends ofJ. Xln't wages people. Many advanta11:es. v.·ork Sat & Sun. KERM ·emfi Y 'dcoup ci :>. wo. f\.1r. ScaM or ?-.tr. Williams. f\.fAID nl"eded. Motel in H.B. & benefits. Apply at 14·15 Contact: Dorie Smith RIMA HARDWARE, 2668 ·re · req • Repy lo P. ' Silvern"OOds, 45 Fashion Start $2. per hr. Call Superiot· Ave .. N.B. American Home !!arbor Blvd. Costa ?i-fesa. Box 1438• Laguna Beach. Island, Nev.·pt. Center. 536---0411. NURSES Aids • Day shift. Realtor SALESLA DY, fully exp, full JANITOR part time, ('OUples f\.1AlN1'E'NANCE Job Hntg. Bch are a. Con-875 N. Cst. H\vy., Laguna time. for v.·omens fine ap- Inspection Fridey 9em-saletlme Huntington Beach High School District Hu l\n Openlng For HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC pl'efcrred evenlngi;. Opening vales.cent 1-losp. Ex per . * 494-1001 * IX!rel shop. Call for ap-PLEASE CONTAC.T: S-12-8289 Buildi ng inai11tcnance p1·er. 84~51 . REAL .ESTATE SALES _pointment. 494-1949 A. J. ARMINI .JANITOR & ~faint. Man H.eg. hrs .. 5 day .\\'eck NURSE Aides \\'1tnted, \.\'Ill FREE LICENSE SCHOOL BUS 979-6680 ~Jnnt J.~REJGHT D11n1age Sale, \\'/fi.'Clt abilities, club wo1·k, Contnct ~tanager train. Laguna BeACh area, TRA N NG SIMULATION 11·n:ich<'r~. dryers. rf'frtp. PM shift Apply 720 \V. Bay Anchorage 1\pts. 548-1501 call 4!»-807:l for a11pt. . I I DRIVERS PHYSICS INC. new· v.•niTanly. R c bl t Ave., Bnlboa. Clot1ed Mon. Daily 9-5 2 OFFICi:. GIRLS Fj\mous Real Estate Licens-Applicn!ions being accepted lml .. 8 .. Sky Purk Blvd. 1v u i; h <' t' s /dryel'1l trom 802 JUNIOR SALESMAN: NEEDED ing Coul'S(' llO\v uvallablc for Sept. employment by ~!!!!!!!!!!!!.::;....,..,..,/~~~;r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $39.95, Beach City Ap-s,.~, Sal $749 MAINTENANCE MAN thni Tarbt>ll Realtors. Free 1 1 1 Irvine pllunC'C', J\123 \V. \Varner, ........ ng · nlO Ean1 S20·$40 per \Veek ~'Ork-Radio telephone dispatch Placement Service. Frre con rac or operat ng in fEij S.A. l l Bick E. of Harbor) To $926 per mo lng after school and sa'tur-Exper. In hospital maint. '1ust be 25. Able to drive Training Program. Ea.rn. Irvine Unified School Olst. \VELq ' In a Yrly Increments days 11elling new subscrin. Good startini:. salllr)'. .Apply In Person h .1 1 ~-II Ai PcrllOns holding valid school TELE PHONE SAL ES H£L. IAR. C WELDER ~IA YT AG & K e n m o r " Pl"" X'-'t "·n•l•"· ' lnsura.n""' frln""" be""'lit• \V 1 e :\<'OU earn. .....,, b"s ~v•r --~•,·cate prel'd, \\'···"•rs "0 Kr·-·-~ ' -= 111 ,go: "" lions for the DAILY PILOT. '"" · -... ~ ""' YELLOW CAB CO, Sloan (714) 0•2 "'"A" " "'' ... ~-Ul Pennancnt or ........ tin1e o..Ml .,... • , .. ,IV ... uvu Immediate openlngs. o.J -........,, Training pmaram avail tor _.' ' Washer SGS \\'hirlpool ~· ust be able to repair & This is not a paper route 095 186 E.161h, Costa Mesa R • • T • •v.. ,.'Ork, mornings & eves. ' · e-maJntain large gasoline & and docs not include de-* 540-7 -* ecept1on1st· yp1st those \\'lthout certificates. euar. v.•ages & comm. For l\1anu.6lcturer of rehigera-dryer $30. Guar., & free ,diesel powered school bust>S liveries or CQlJecting. Open. OFFICE... M l . O.C. Airport area. Need X);n't salaries &: benefits. details call: lion equipment has an open-deUv'ery. 5 ~ 6-8 6 7 2 or . ings in Costa Mesa, Fountain MAILING DEPI'. anager, . 1 t e personable neat appearing, Call: Mrs. Walp, (TI4) LA TIMES , I~ for a. certified Heliarc 847-8115 & other 6Chool district Valley and South Huntington Greet Opportunity bkkpfli, lite t Y P 1 n g · organized, attractive, f>.W-1170. w Id p kl: ~M~o=v=IN~G~----u-- •mecbanical equlpmenL 3 f Beach. Apply row by calling In Coirta Mesa Interesting work. 5 Daya mature Young woman for '!!!!!'!!!!! ... '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!P 54o.o301 m~i&.t · ~~~. automatic"~~:: ~entt &~ '··j~e~ ~:J1° :~r~ \~I 548-3013. Get in on the ground level per wk, l0-5. 8141 Atlanta, tr"Ont ofc position.. Accur SECRETARY / Receptionist ---------pension" plan, pa.Id holidays new distiller. Stand up llftlt mechanical repair work EquaJ Oppor. Employer of the most Rapidly Grow. Pll,ARBKIN. 5.16-809G Al . da 1 dtyp!n.g, Dic,taphone, c.hlerical !or professional ottlce, and vacatkins. (makes 6 gal per day) desirable. Interested ap-Ing ?o.tailing Firm in Orange tten nt, c ean ut1es, P easaut P one Newport Center. Typing, The Balboa 842-9871 plicanta report tor lhe \\.'rit· I ·---------1 Co. Expanding dally, our cut, over 18, for large apt voice, SH pret'd, but no! dlctaphone, no aborthand. Come Into the Personnel Suildir\g Meteriels I06 . ten teat August 28th at 3: 30 KEYPUNCH firm is looking for resp. in· complex. Apply at 31423 req'd. 1'-or intervw ca 11 Girl Friday. $550. starting. Bay Club Dept., bet'A~n 8 a.m. a nd 5 -~·~~------·t'ac· Room 136, Huntington dlvlduals for our mailing Coast I.fwy, So. Laguna 833-911!4 bet\\'etl 2:30 pm & Opportunities. Hand written p.111. or telephone (TI4l e Surplus Bulldlna h ll'.gh 0 -"-i, 1905 Top US dept. who have or do not PART Ume "irl needed for 4:30 pm. ...., ... ,,. Clas•ilt'ed Ad No. I N A ,. 546-31Sl --. ~""' All shifts available ha · I It 0 H bb b ., lc;;;;;;:,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ·~ .. s O\v ccep ing ~IATERJAL. llY.iO's of NEW Main St, Huntington Beach. Irvine 5'11)-445() Ve expt'T'. 1n the direct Sii es post on at u u . '"01• 885, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box Applications For L . s· I Equal Oppor. Employer mall field. Th;, -of exp<riener ""'· So. Cst RECEPTIONIST 1560, Costa "".. Caltf. ea· r 1eg er ITEMS' Doors, lumber, ply. 17802 Sky Park position "'Ould possibly be Pl11.za, 540-1685 92626. MAIDS & wood, alum shet>ting, mold· Anaheim 533-2322 more interesting to female PB.'< 0 . Day or night, m toxp. nee., 1 Ing, "indow1, etc. 1730 \V. La Paln1a applicants. . perator, ansv.·ering easy, fun job. \.\'ill train, no PORTERS nc BUILDERS SJJRPLUS NE\l'ER A FEE AT TEMPO Call NQw for appt~ 54().lS54 service, 1'~~1houl's. !}·ping . or Shorthand. etc. SECRET ARIES • 24{)6 So. ~1ain St., S.A. .,INSPECTOR ' ajor bearing manufacturer now interviewing for Precision Machine Part" 'Inspector. EXperience in all .fAce'ts a( machine shop in· apection ·~uired. Pa 1 d ~edical and lite l.n.'mt"ancc, ~'pension plan, paid holidays 4nd vacat.iom:. Tempo Te1nporary Help Address-O·Prlnt --·-----Apply In J)Cl'SOn nny aft 01' Fol' 111e Opening or TRANS ORT J\fon thru Sat 10·5 Center, Inc. PERSONNEL CLERK eve. at 203n \Ve!!t Cs! I-Iv.)'., Oui· Ne\\' Guest Unils P i14 : 546-1032 KaTCHEN Cook lull ... Equal Oppor. Employer Fee flein1bul'M'd. Dynamic N.B. 1_,,.,._ Top$$$ , . .,, '·'~" Apply J\.Ionday thru Fr:idav DYNAMICS • 1.1me. grov.,ing firm pl'ocessingl,.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!"" 'v ,.._. ...,..........., ~ C1mer11 & Apply in. person, Beverly MAN to work I/time in rcn-new employees & scheduling Receptlonist·Moture Anaheim 53.1-2322 9 AJ\1-3:30 ?11 3131, W, c: .... -erstrom Manor Olnva:lescent Hosp. ta! y-~ Short hair Very ,_ 1 G 1~" 11, La p 1 ...,. Equipment 808 340 Viet. I St c M o..au. ' uiterv ews. ood typing Busy dl'sk lite chilies Salary •.w · a ma Personnel Office Sent• Ana · or a ., . . neat handwriting. Will train. sk~ll. l\-Iust be p e 0 p~ I c ncgoUabl~. 642-!W70 Afon-t"ri. !\'EVER A FEE AT TEi\1PO Kitchen Help-F/timt Apply moms, 1000 Newport oriented. Salary to S525. MaryAnn Tcmpo•Ten1pora.ry Help 1221 W. Coest Hwy. 549--3061 B.lvd, 0.f. Also Fee Jobs. Call Sa.llyl;,;°""==· =::-.,--..,-,-Newport Beach LEGAL Seqetary, min. 2 MAN or couple, early AM Ha.rt}-540-6055 coast a 1 RECEPTIONIST for Irvine 5£C'YS & BKKPRS • Equal Opportunity En1pl.oycr M-F IT ISN'T YOURS YET. Thal's the onJy lhing wrong 1vith a lrg selection of Nikon )TS Calif. exper. ,Vestcliff newspaper delivery in Personnel Agency, 2 7 9 o law Office. Lt. bkkpg. & Greal variety: eh/no !lh TOP Notch Ga1 Friday need-, Lenses & aces, 16mm 'Pt'Ol f'd to handle all ofc resp for \VHO WANTS TO WORK. Pr~-Edltlng equip. & Sv.itar Come into the Personnel ~Dept. betwetn 8 a.m. and 5 -;p.m. or telephone (n4) 546-31!1. Irvine area. Xlnt route Harbor Blvd., CM. clerical skills req. 833-362'1. ,..._,I . Sal '--d De Mkt area NB call 642-2330 for ._." • es, .1;41• v, appt'. · · open. $300 mo. approx. PICTURE FRAMER, RESTAURANT. Exp'd 'Vall-Lrg/sm ofe' $500·$900 grov.>ing Costa Mesa 1-ta'.nut. DRIVE A CAB! Lenses. All priced to sell. 962-163.1 o County' ost ress & pmn. bus help. See FREE FREE FREE LlFE Guard w/Sr._ Lite sav. ?¥JAN for Rental Ya.rd work, range s m co.m-?o.liss l\.Icl.eod, Ben Brown's Li Relnd Ag co. 6-12-8080. CHOOSE your hours, work Call 968-2331 to inspect for yourself, be your 0"11 (Private) boss. iien Or l''Omen.~ Can 1---------- be 1Utht1y tia¢icapped. Fumitur:e ITO card .. .ma!e, 15. hrs wk. Lt. ·sOme me cha nica'l ex-plete .. & fastest gl"O\\'"lllg Restaurant; 31106' S. Coast A121' w ·ers ency malnL .wor.k, Lake Forest . rf' 492-c"""° cu.5'1or)l framing operadon, Hi\'Y· L&guila Beach .. esterly ·Pia:ce ~Lear Siegler Imrned. opening& for \\'Omen ~ -Cl • / ;;;;;;;:;;::;;;::;;;:;::;:;;;;;:~/ TRAINEES 586-0800 pene ee. -.. l\fust ha\l't' f'xperlence in all • · Suite 115, NB 8J3..Bl90 I ·' ' PI> ..... ,.,,~ ....... 646-2996.1--------SECURITY GUARD On all 'hl.lt•·. Ac-pt'-g ex-e ~ ~all-· ..,ppellf~~· .-.,~ ""' .,, a, elirtdJ Aga · 25 to· 11). ~~ LOCAL retail pharmacy MAOutNt Ad<?ER T~~INtyEEt POSTJ.NC,-, Typing, R b I Exper. P/time. Contact Mr. needs full tinie person Mon· I s an ing oppo~ • ..w ~ Dlvei<sified oWcc. star l eu en s Ford, Security Su.P.f!rvl10r. Fri, 12an1·9pn1, 'Must be <1;dva!1ce 10 managerial posi-$2.50. hr. 557-4491. - ' B1lboe Bey Club ncnt, iriendly & enjoy \\-'Ork-lion m 3-0-60 da.y1; Our cur- °: Inc. per. n1oldlng mach opn It Supplmient : .your inopn1e. _ . Flor•I Daven:r.rt, trainees.. Clean, lite v.'Ork in ...._iv-a -b·• •-or-ea E ii C · bid Sh.It bo ~ " '" •• • ..... , x. ct enl on • ••• lle"A' g., • nus prem. day. Apply in person; ,._.,. for nitc \.\'Ork. Oppor. for y 11 C b ~-1~ E 16... , 480-Bro.dway ' ' TRANSPORT DYNAMICS ing w/lh,e public , rent m.anaa:era ee.m 1221\V.Coastlh\'y.,NB knowledge of cosmetic 8 $1000-$1500 mo. MUS! have. POWER BRAKE Plankhouse SHOE Sales, male or fem. ad 'i'lr' e::i1ya ......... ou.111 CM be vaffement « x n t tna:e St" Costa ?.fe!!a. oste tse Sh~:1 7~m-3pm, 3pm-llpm. \VO~IA"N to v.•ork in Donut ~ helpful but not nee, call for doo~ to door canvassing ex. OPERATOR Full & p/time. B·usy appt. for interview, Sat 25, pencncc. p · · · childrcns· bootety. Salary + ·' . , 31'31 W. 5"1!erstrom llpm-7am. shop ~ nit6; no phone caJls J\IEDITERRANEA.t'i couch California Inj. ~tolding please, \Vinchell's Donut 165. Ne"' fniil'A·ood coUee ' ' .. v Santa An• 4'6pn1, Sun 12#2. 979-2810. Call Mr. Nev.'ttlan 979-5222 rec1s1on experience, i;ct up xlnt inrenth.-es. Xlnt work-& operate. Salary open. · _... 'C'.. SPACE-TEK 1ng COnuS. "'"''P· necess. Mr . 2X) Bri&P Ave. 111\op, t!M7 Harbor Blvd. Cl>t !able. end tables $150. 2 " INSPECTOR recision sheet metal shop. *Must be experienced & re- lla.ble. Salary OJ>('n. . SPACE-TEK INDUSTRIES l!rll Placentia C'n8ta ?o.lesa No exp n~. cam \\'hlli! you leam, part Un1e. P.\'CS & wknds, full tlmc v.·hen quali· fled. . . "·-'' Fannerl lnsuia.nce Group Ed Lani * 540-Is:w IRONWORK.ER EXPER. ORNAMENTAL ENGINE LATHE TRACER LATHE GENERAL MACHINIST LAGUNA ~9.J..0376 Major bearing n1anufaeturer A IKl\V hiring for 1st and 2nd 4 'ii shills. Paid medical and life insurance, pen11ion plan, p&id holidays and vacations. 'If .. µ ..... ' Con1e into the Personnel O<>pt. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.n1. or telephone alter Ii 11· rn. an(] ask tor !he Plant Supt. Lear Siegler Inc. . ?o.IEDICAL Re c ep- ! lo nlst/Front Offltt Secretary. Exp'd needed immed. for radiology offlCf?, located !n Newport Bch. 'f l'a n!I c ri pl ion ability desired. Call 642·6464 for appointment. lltEDICAL recept. expe_r. only. Nf'ed sharp gal for busy office. Call L i n d a , 644-2323. Middle-Aged . Couple ru11 time, Maintenanct'-clean- ing for aparjlpf'nt t..'Omplt.'<. Llvc·!n. No Chit<frc'n or pets. Salary Open . Cnll IJ#.2fil1 ~100EL.-; NEEDED P/timc. \Viii train. Call 53.CJ-6498 11.ftcr 6 pm. MOTEL ~fAID \\'ANTED will lrain, apply in person Costa fl.1esa Inn. SEE OUR TRANSPODT MOTOR Route · Driver ror SUNDAY LISTING ~ Dally Pilot in South IA&Una. CALL TRlSH HOPK1 NS DYNAMICS Must live In area and h•ve JERRI Wl111'TE1"10 RE valid drivers t ! -: e n I e . 488 £.17th St. (at Irvine) 01 3131 W. Segerstrom Ocpende.ble auto nnd cs~h Sant• Alta bond required. C'lll HalT)' Suite 224 '42-1470 SCeley, 6<2-l3l1 -, ~ 0 ..,.,. w<Jt.-w (7141 546-3131 Equal ()pp()r. EMoloYor "?rS F~ ~ work a.t Far· Equal oppo11unlty employtt -MTST OPERATOR .,,, ,llnd. out wtut. ~I-1'1-F Experienced. 4:45 to 9 PJ\f. avalt tor bu 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' Irvine Complex area, ca!l boy/di.~whh:er. No exp. MACRJNlST C1'111 A. Mill or ~trs. Patton, 546-6170. ntc. Rapkl adVUO\.'enlCnt ltllhc, 4 day \\'J'k week'. !Ohrt I ........................ .. POMJ~. Appb' f\.1on-Thun;. per day · Mon·Thu1"1. Apply NEEDED NOWI l:OH:llO. at' 161Ql 13'ach ht """'°'" Voughl Dlvl>ion, • '81~ ~~n Bench , 290 Flacher Ave., C~1. f"1 ~t.triEmf,loyer f,t0-1024, ..,, 't .• ' • .,-MACHINIST . 1fMI ' FOR, r Lalhe & J\fill expcr. Job all'JP ="' ,.. & "'H ,\ proprll'13f1' p r o d u c t s . ~"'--:fttC'O'bt Inch1strll'1, 21 2 o iMA UGH 11,' Placcotla, CM 646-.1?13. DAILY PILOT WAllfT AD 642-5671 • You don'I ~ a tun lo 1•0raw Fast" -.·hrn you llluO an od In -111• D•ill' J>ilof Wanf J\ds! CAU now -~· e DISHWASHERS e BUSBOY J\1usl be 1·lc11n & nenl. Over 11. Dc11f'111lalJlt'. Xl11't \,'Q1'k. ing t'Ondlt101111-, A1mly m {W'l'IOn SURF & SIRLOIN .'D30 \V, ('Aul Ht1.')'. Ncwpor1 Bmeh Ili No-.v Hiring titllter, 644-2464, N.B. INDUSTRIES Full Time SHOE SALESMAN Costa 1.fesa \\/OMAN for part time olfice ceran1ic lamps $1~ each. (Irvine Indus. Con1plex) work, mornlnes. 449 -W. 1,.;55&-&lZl;;;,,;o:::.::·,,,..,.,,....,=--· I TreinH file Clerk Bay, Gosta Mesa. LOVE seats, ;el of Fr. prov. 1922 Pla~ntia * 64A l\A'1A * Co~a Mesa ......,,..,.... A cheery smile & love for··,, ••lill•••••-top qual. 8' Couch W-IOOBe P.RESS-MAN A.B. Dick pressman (Itek) Minimum 2 yrs expe1'. $~ per hour plus incentives. Nc"'JlOrt Beach area. Call (714) 644-1232 Or 494-1824 (R11.) Day Dishwasher & Busboy PRESS MA N-Exp'd on Apply In Person DavidSDn.. Some knowledge 12342 Brookhurst Avt. of can1era & slripping. Garden Grove 539-3202 968--0200. ask for Gene. PRESS OPERATOR Equal Opper. Employu \Vomf'ri to wni·k tor plasrtcjiilC:iilC::ZC:iil:iil~ moidutg pl•nt. 5'tl·l1W. ROBINSON'S PROOF OPERATOR BANK OF AMERICA E:>:C'eUcnt b•e n.~f ils~ Ex· perleiice not necessary. but halpful, \\rilling to lrain. Ca\('t1lator ex pc r i c n c e desirable. 646-0563 Ask for Mr. Behrman or Mr. Hoppe. An Equal Opportunity Employer FASHION ISLAND No"· !·!iring Full Time Sales People Al., Janitors SERVICE STATION needs 2 men with exp. 1 dllJI shilt, 1 , part time 5 pm to 10 pm. UNION OIL, 393 E. No. 17th St. CM. SERVICE Sta. Manager, ex- per. Smog lie. Lite mech. Very neat in aJ>pear. $800+ per mo to atart. Apply n1orns, 2590 Newport Blvd., Cl\f .I' back cushions. Derorator 4 people. Lile typing. Begin--------, panel divider • c r e e n nina for a careor minded ['" II~ I 499-.1098 • penon. $475 to .start. Call Mtct1w ••• · · Ann Christie, 556-8505, Con. . _ 10' COUCH, xlnt cond. li!ust trot Career Ernploymeatlimiiiimmmmmilii;; sell $100 or best otter. Agency, 3400 Irvine Blvd.,IA1 I 540-4481 bet 7:30 1.m.· N.B. nt q-IOO 5 pm wkd.,,., WAITRESS over 21, needed TEAK dining table &; 4 Wed-Sat Lunch&: dinner gd PUBLIC SALE 111 chain, 66"x31'' ext. to 10l5", benefits, PleMll? apply In * ANTIQUES * $200. Teak coff('(! table, $75. person, r~m 10-10 979:'6235 A 25 and A a; Call aft 4 pm, 54.s.5815 ~for Niclt, 3700 S. Bnstol, Contai~ of Nev.~EngJand FOR sale llv. nn furn, Sora. · · Aniericttna. Largest selec· rill's. Ibis & lamps. Dresm WAJTR.E.SS.Cxpertenced, all tion Oak chail~!l:ables. & queen site bed, aft 6 shifts available. _Apply in Antiques of the World 842-3612 ~non. 3099, S. Bri~t?I, CM. * 22 Rboms of Antiques GREEN & \Vhite sofa & low SERVICE station Attendants andeKamp.s, A division of * From 22 Countries seal, Medl1'. coffee table, 2 A1nt working cond. Benefita, Tiny Naylor s. 1957:,,:C\\']Xll'f Ave. octagon cnrl tables. All goOd SERVICE Sta. Nite Manager 1v/n1ech. exper. Apply in person, Hoover Oievron, 3048 Bl'isto, C.M. Apply wkdays 8a.m-12noon. WAITRESS wanted, , pa.rt Costa~A1esa 548-9033 cond. 837-7908. , BUI Rash Chevron Station. time or split. Coa.chesl!!~!'!'!~·jl!o~!!!!!!!!~""!" 23" Venical walnut c~b. 24081 El Toro Rd, Laguna Corner, 33J'3 So. Bristol, OOFFEE~table: rare find . Col?"' TV, stereo am/trrt, Hilla. C.M. -~ Cout PI a z a• Ships ~·ch antique door radJO & t'l.'C()rd player. $500. 546-79;>;> coffee ta e sealed in resin. 615-7465. . SERVICE Station , Cd M. 36 '70;;;"";;-.'7===,-., area. Out of the smog. E.-<-55x · for yacht or den . 1 • COUOI & LOVESEA'J' * per. attendant wanted, ~~~~r ex~:r~~= ~ . 75• sac. $2?5. brand nev.-, both for $150. Phone 673-8818. for appt. waitress. Graveyd Shift .. ~'-"'"",,._--~~--Usually ho1ne. 968-7910 SERVICE atatkm mechanic Xln't tips. Rets req'd. LEA~G t:area, .eelling an-Twin Beds, xln't concf & attendant, full or part 6f6J.>304 tiques, dteoralOf ttem• & &st 0Her s~k ... _ Ila Bale · palntingl, !""""'. Ca II " •v ·-1ime, arbor & er WAITRESS wanted, on grave 56~7673 wkdy1 or ewa. COMMODE d¥ walnut, XI" x Unifn •. Col!ta Mesa yard shift. Apply aft ilO:OO 30" 26" hi '"'"""""" SERVICE Sf tlo H I ~· at night. Od'-"-·taurant ANTIQU. E tl\lc, a closet. good g1r&"""' storap-. a n e p. rwl .... n.c:t1 dftio ll= 11 end table $50. 644-7447 · Radiological Secy. Apply in pet"80tl 10.5 pm or p/time. 900 E. Coast 1400 PaclUc coast Hwy NB con n ~ '"• rm· Part lime. Type X-ray No. 2 Faahlon Isl., NB Hwy, Newport Bch. ~Wi.iAJITRTRESSEs;~&~kl:iit"Cichei;O;;n~h~"e!OJPp •.• 1;5.1&-~9548~.~_.:_· ____ = l't'pbrts. Exp only. Conlact Equal Oppor. Employer FUJI & parl time. Penguin Afphancer 802 Ot>pt /Radiology Costa Mesa SHEET MET AL Afalt Shop, 981 S. Coutj;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;; Memorl•I Hospllal, '.IOI Vk· * SALESMEN * H.,., Laguna. 494-1353 COLOSPOT · R<trl .. ral•nt. toria. 642-2734 Equal Op-Do you take "Sa.Jesmen POWER BRAKE WAITRESS want~ for small Kenniort 11,1ashen; & dryers portunity Employer wanted" adll \Vith a grain of OPERATOR soup & sandwich sho~muat Frelghfi <lamoged REAL EST,\ r~ SALES salt7 Can't say I blame you. be personable & neat. No OlsconH!1ued Model!! SUCCES.< CAREER I foUowed up a fow myscll WAW STRIPPET exp req'd. C.1166-8977 ReduclioM to $100 ROUND '18" marble coffet table; black oriental-type bale. $120. 552-9063 eve. GLENN dining !bl \Valnut 2 flll11 & pads 4 chrs $150. Eves&: \\.'knd:. 646-7593. SIMMONS llide-a-wllY {double bed), $50, .. 673-2861 * New or experienced. Jnln the in the past, The job seldom ~ \VAITRESS, exJl('r. neceis. Scars, Roebuck & Co. World's largest &nd ht.Ilea! lived up' to !he claim in the OPERATOR Apply, Denver Min_ini; c.o., Adams a!J:!.~1 lla, H.B. OOM;'_sa~Chalre N 1:..._ganewra i2'0\Vlng resale organlr.atton ad. 719 \V l9lh CM &1 2343 ;iur110 ...... ~~ ._.,.... :llfce: l)f'~rk ~~~: ~ ~~~~:1~r!. ~v;~u·~ 1~ GENERAL HELP~R WANTEn ~emale:.. Be.er coPiERTONt stove one ,::S~~~:~i :;3lo • member o! our Millionaire to make $250 a week tm• . Tender. Pnrl time. )'!'lr ~old, "automatic' oven rbed w/H/B. $60. Twin Obie 1 Club. l,fulU-mUllon dollar tnOOJately, with an eye to MAnufaqturer of tthigtta· ** 49fi.90'13 Days *·* bfll'Mr -with ~ brain only p). Reel du', $60. ~ advertlatng. program. Free much more in the tutureil tion equipnicpt iJ now .\\!£need a sll'Oftl·)'OUng man SQ5,~12'1 HIO&-A•BED 81 __ , auai:antecd 1"'""'1ng !ChOOI. l'd llke to talk to You. hiring Paid' inedlcal and who wm do yard maizl. R~ Wo•i...ro/D-ro n~ ndl"-"" • ~~. Excellent sa.Iea tralnlnr. yOur qualltlfatlon11: match Ute tniura.~1 pension plan. .tenance for apt,' complex. .. -~"'.,. rnaif.[. .,.,.,..caif ~ $30. What is your Uccnse \\'Orth our requltementii;, thi11 could paid hollda)'i and vacations. 842-3546. • •"~ •.= • to y0u1 Cleek our monthly be the career you've been ,. •.uu.i ., BEAUT, CUstom i.~ r en e h bonus program which means looking for. Come into the Penonntt TIME FOR col1>sror Retrig/Fl'eezeT', Provincill Sofa {Biege) OOlt $$$ 1 0 -}'OU! Plea.at call Intrrview appointment 10-4 Dept. betweeft 8 am. and 5 Ja.rge # "1ht CO'od,, $85. J500. Sell S'l.25. 9$)..1528 VllJlnla Jones 8354811. PJ\.f, wcekdl\Y5. 586-3182. p.m. or telephone (ll() * SfO.ll.92_ * •HERCULON' 8' SOFA llO R.I. SALESMAN Sal" 546-3131. QUICK CASH 10 CUBIC toot rotrlgeral1)r or best oUcr. Xlnt COQd, Investigate 11le new approach TOY & (~I.Fi PARTIES L s· I . $46. l\fotor ;l )'eJll' old bcf •Call Eve11. Mi.2900• & Innovatl\ie marketing llouscw-1\•eg ricn'Jon.strator1, ear 1eg er 9nm & aft 6:30pn}, 847471 SOJ<~A $50. BeauUflll. 2 yean t~hntques ot TllE CAL-C!rn. to $2,(X'X) by Dec. 1. No 'WASHER.* DRYER old. Must tell. 1..ERY O~" •tOJ\.tES. You clclivl'l')" -no .rollect\o n. I THROUGH A P<\rtable Di&hwasher 6~2347 \\111 be glad }'OU dld · Call Free llO:!IC$!J ~1 fls. need nc. ,S50 each .. 646-M48 COLOR 1V console XI''. ig !)6.1.(5611 for nppotnim<!nt. e11r. 523--5484 Girls 'n I I de uc~1'Cd or unlicensed \.\'C ,,G,.,a_,da;,,•-'•'=~-~-=-TRANSPORT COPPERTON;E' Refrigerator, w~t txecut ve. sk, · wl~ train. SALES Girl 10 "II office DYNAMICS DAILY PILOT ~~';'c1~8, ¥;':. :00.inW.1 ""' c~~~ A love,. • ., R.E. SALESME""'' 11uppllf'11 in Ncv.•port Beach r I --• m. )) \V~ nol work i'~ the hotlei1t a.ren. ruu i(m~. Salary + 3131 W. hgerttNM WANT AD 1~~=11$6811)~~ Rcfrtg'' good a r .:uiiu.~-;=,--a rt' 11., Hunt ln~ron l'Om n1, Bench Stnlio~n. S•nt• AM '''Y'"" DINETT-·S•T BcachtFoulllRln Valley. Let 1807 N~M Blvd, C.?.f. ii;; Iii ua traln yoo! Ask for Mr. SALES. Full time will train.. F;qunl Opportunlb' · Wt'SfJER/Dr)Jr, \~rlpool, $35. m..e1M ~A~r..vi/ft/fiE REAL N=~\~i~~Y nf l8191 '1!!"!1!!lJ!!llll f:ll\!Pl!lil>l'<i!oir"!M!'·•Fl!!"'l"I' 642-5678 ..,. ~I 11"'6'195. ,.,!1~~ii1:"a~ W1tn1 ad resula ..••• G4z..sm Clusttled Ads • , , ~42+5618 You'll 'ni'li:l It In \!lurtf'led Nted a "Pad"'T P1act Pad! StOO. 6!J:SW. .. . . oAILY PILOT 't J ... ,..,~..,..,..,..,..,..,..,,..,..,..,..""!"'!',..,..,..,..~'!11119..,..,11111!"'111 Here'• How You Ccin u .. FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES " ' --. • ' Qur Fo111CM11 Dime· A· Linea TO SERVI YOU ' . our famous • M M t'-'• maU tt-llflth _,.r.,t cas • to-'!f our4 conv•nlent eff lcn . . . . ,,_a..,aue,J .... r-JM W .... k.C.11. ~&·11 .... Al tiwwli ...... e NEWPORT BI ACH •• »Ji Newport IW. a ' • • No llwatock; produc•.or plants. ;. -DIME·A~LJN.ES • LAGUNA BU.CH .••••• 222 F-,,,... , e. COSTA MESA ••• :-. •• , ., •• :l30 W• a.y e HUNTINGTON llACH 17175'1Mch ...,._ e ~ CLIMENTI 305 No. ~I C1mlM .... • No coinmerclaJ ads allowecl. . • IOf h lt.m must b' prlc•d with na lt.m -· $25. . . -·--' . • ' . . . . DIME·A·LINES Are For Prlv1i. P1rt111 ONLY • Ads From Bu1hM11 Addr11111 Not Accoptld • ' . OVERSTUFll'ED cha.Ir, COWNIAL ·wood 1\lah cb.atr 11 and% hp motoi-StS-S20.14" CHEVY mag wheels. 21\t.ATCHINGdecorator EIGHT ll at new 454 Chevy ROu..AWAY ·bed $19 . GIRL'!' while bcdroom' 11t~: perfcel condition $10. Pole $15. 1¥tesh play pen $10. Antique Iron $12. KnUe and aooci condltJon $211 for 2. 50c hunvs $25. 946-1838 Pistons \v\th Pins $11, 642--0.192 Sprlns: and mattreu s:z:s. lamp milk a:lua chlnweya StroUee car bed $l0. StroUee fork serving sets $3412. door. good for desk. 557--4924 PLATFORM Jnaple am)td ~ NAUCHAYDE couch, &,~. Headboard and frame l15 1 $5. Ma.pie end and oolf~ ttroUer $10. Amber glasa Hand made Teddy Bears call Monday Ii a(ter. rocker wltb footstool sro SEARS ·1-whee:l trailer, fits light blue, perfect uonditk>n Night stand, 1 drawer $10 tal)les S15 ea.ch. Formica hangiq lamp SlS. ms $10. Old band niadP. teak KITCHEN \able $5. Dune small tiel't'd table $6, Sears V\V $25, hitch for VW $20. Upholstered red cllatr, Desk, ~ dtaY.'i'f"S $25. wilh I tab.le, 36x12 $5. Se~ Cardinal, C.M. trJ9..0071 ~Lile, in' parts 110. Clothes bugay aeat.s. light·v.-el&ht, salad & meat grinder-com-bumper $15, 536--6338 . very oomforatble, a rm !I ehalr. •t" Ceramic lamps \ nlachlne 'b.\'ble 15. OU pi.int-:. 33 YARDS gold h 1-1 o »50c 939 Congress, O.f no . tean. d11:rk red, fl'Ont bination $7, kitchen table&: POLE lamp with••--•-"g· v.'Om $5. 548..5998 S20. 28 x 46 oil paintfna Ill log, Courttry ac;ene, 14 x S6 1 1 ··• ood · · ,, . 18 ••r iu-uuc~ ui:u• Two imported teak chaft S2S. AnUque bUffet SS. Dou· carpet. "Ii ~th ~· g \\rO~fAN's Schwinn 3-speed buckets, full back u:i. 't chairs • O't • ..._, lng cerarnlc shade. in 4-30 gal aquariums, need S:!5 each. Teak lamp table ble metal study lamp SlD. condition $23. ~18 S2:5. Girl's Sch\vinn StlllUl\,Y ~71 ' G.E. \vuher $2$. G.E. natu~ colon, $15, 53&-6338 repair, $6 each. 15 pl long S?S. 545--~5 · 1 . J:l&nd made v.-ooden Jewelry REEL mower $20, runs good, l20! Men's l~peed $25, S'il' Q:INK Kil'f.en ta>., a rota.ls&alie $20. ~ TURNTABLE with amp $10. st.ow aquartum $5. 6 BOOKCASE head~ .,ms chest S5 eaeb. Nalional 2 \vheel utility tratler, no U1ucycle SIO. 846-4931 tiberj:IU$ hull. wood trim, IDNY 9" TV \\'OtkS on l2 Boys Jr. golf clubs &. bat aquarium pumps $1 each. trame for double bed, M.nfe Geographic 25c e a c h . lioense•· $10.. 54S-0731. 2412 T\\.'O steel \\'ardro.l*I· 36" used as rowboat with poss!· \-alt or no. volt. works aood. $l0. 548-5044 250 lbs. aquarium gravel Se f' lsh 125 AM/FM Wht\ Odldren'• book 2Sc·S1 each. F. Elden. CM wide good condition $15 ble use u po\ver or ~ttention C.B. nut1 new o. a lb. z..aquarium hoods with in 'c 1y p()l't&ble W clothe •--'" · ~ t··•~-· u t ...... ~ ~-diameter S •" Plastic aquarium plants. wt nurcop ·•-· 0 Boy's ,cJothing 5 0 c. S l . IVOMAI\'• Sear'.• 3 ,~ 26" each, G.E. portllble prot sailboat-St)..6338 lCM ....,... never • ......a '"i::. REDWOOD rolOunds"ttblehl~ gro-lux: light $3.50 each. c~lh tt~. A bo°"ne ;... • ~ omens , s, llw: w-14, blk:t,. has doub}e carr)'.ing '?'-' ..... ,.er, exce en con-GLASS 32·x 42' inedJum chest 833-S Room c11:...tder:· heavy wood AnaC arls, Fox.tail and "'1.ndup wall clock Aclvertlara vlol•ting ~. Steel baseball cleats, basket on rear, new urea, dit~n $10. Zer\lth· blac~ & $25. Matchin& stool and 8' n..uo~ fixture + attractive $20. Craftsman Hom\\'Ort ?lc each. Ac· 979-81G4 t h e a 1 ...nulationa siie 11, pants Sl each. eXcellent condition S22. 727 white TV in early Amencan toilet seat $2). Gold shower wl h bl b •I:( c A" '""o 10.. Hand mov.·er S 8. =.::;::;..,.....,.===-=::.-• ..... 646-7216. w. 3llh St., CM 642-5«87• cabinet, not worid.ng but doo-•18. Matchlrl" M°''"'"" t u ""'.....,......._ ~ "A70 cessories 25c-50e Yamahi BLUE chlp books12:25 each. m ay be In violation tube o K s10 615--3176 ·" • • ""'l'r"" 2 CHROME rim t -.rv't hi·tlex 210 aids s 2 5 • ?\fotorola 14" t)lack and of State F ranchi.. MINI-bike, a1 ts $25.!Color POOL: 12 ft. x 3 ft. ladder , • . white 45" lamps $20 each. s, no Salon'IOfl bindings $25. 934 \\1rite portable TV, exoe~ d & I bu 1 V antenna $1 0. and Vacuum, filter doesn't AIR cooler S25. Twin .bed $25. Bamboo plant S 7. 5'0 . chrome S3 each. 54&-1258 SEARS babY back paclcss·' r...~u St. CM 1 blk no ot pl~--·-'"ood ~~ &Mr ocal t i· Reltjgerator $25. QleY?' •'ltl.aJJ 642-316l Dresser$25.Kingbedlpread Louvered wfndow $10. Pro-SEAR's spray· gun, still tn new,$10.cha.ngerdresser .._.,., ..., ..... ..., _.. "' ...... ,,,.,. natl licenM r-..11.. rims: 14", $15. Crl .. b. mat· run.,_ · SlO. Hockey ..... "'e SS. Elle! jectKin screen $3. Lawn .....,.,i ........ ution ss. ~1258 Peterson \\-alker $4 .. Crib, Wilson, 2 blks \\'est of stove'l$1S, R.<l.idi't Tear bump. -.-SlO Tri 1 "'· BABYequl t 1:1-~·crlb 6~.. LI li"""'""".... .........cond $1250 baby car Placentia att.lOAM er tor '68-"13 C o-Iv e tte tlons. tress . cyce$3.">1oll)g pmen :_,,.,,. table$15.548--5044 spreader. new $7. nensco -N TEMPORARY guuu •• '6..1 • 0 ·-Corvette ht set with slide $25. 2 eotden $2$. ~ bed.$5. Car seat $5. SAMSONITE patio chain Sl8 lOe-$4. 646--7394 furniture: Handsome arm rier seat'50c "sort""' games BUCO GT helmet, silver $1 • -u ..,._.. chain, very dirty "°'each. Playpen SlO. 546--057B ' each. Table: $15. New ice GOBLETS U.. Blue ball W's Chair, walnut, rope back 25c to $1. 830-0045 metal flake, used twice, size ~.u.1: ra~.tire~ 9~· , ..A.Rt.it; uu:< pes m Red couch, dirty $5.: 3104 Tennis dress S6 size 10 bucket S4. 4 bar stools $12. $3.~. Glassw~ 50c to S4. and seat S25. Matching stool PLANER $12., Jli:saw $),2.,, SQ1811 S25. Gator seat for ~h. Racing tubes d towels $3.50 Large box Coo)idge, C.M. ~; more junior clothes SOc-$2'. White Christmas tree $5. 2 Crock pot .$10 •. Pictµres $1. $10 Upholstered small chair, Motor, 2:11 volt, 1(10 HP ·$5. s m al l t o ~ m ~ d i u m each. Hurst cheater sli chenille throw rugs $3.50, ALL like ne. \Y: Poker table tl42-.ll.63 Pinto wh--'• ..._ ..:... .... _ $2. to n•, Jorn' Be.am bottles o--• $10. "A".,....., 20" (awn spreader $9., Flat motorcycle $1<>. Antique oak Co . same never used, some Sl5 Su ~ 1 t 1 """' "' ""y"'" ..... U $5 Bar ....... ,,,......._ ...... 1umns 9~1" x 9', $5., schobl desk $15. GIS-7269 on wide rvette nms sllehtly used, all cleaned, · n""am e e c r c THREE hole ·ice cream Tripod $1. !nstamatic $2. $15. Avon bot es . . WALKIE Talkie, sear 8 , .... each. Prnctiee g u i t a! folded and boxed, 548--'1234. manicure set, never: used treezer, excel)ent running C-3 ·sio. Stereo. headset ~. stooh $7.50 each. ~ntique ~'Orks fine $15. per pair cost 4!55470 \\'El.DING equipment $20. amplifier $10. 4.'l rp, reoorjl $12.SO. Large Sunbeam elec· colldi t\on ror deep freeze Guitar ST.SO. Swinger $5. chain $15. each. Pair table SUI 644-6998 ' WORK bench & "!se $5., Apt Riviera love seat $15. Elec-player, noamp ss. 642--1936 3m DRY Cop~ $25. Light trlc griddle $17.50. Sunbean1 $25 1fla.nual water softener Slot car kit S2. S1ot car case lamps $8.50. 1 pair white in-· 112, gu heater $6. Jrotllng trlc lantem $2. Ironing tt lOAM : box $25, cost $110, never us-electric carving knife, never ta ·0 k and valves $2. Electric coffee pot $2. sulated drapes size l22'x84' KINGSIZE bookcase head· boards $1., Refrigo. S15. 'J\l'in board $2. Johnny Lightning ..:•:::;;•re,=·=:...,.-=,--=: ed, folds up to make an at· ~ SlO. ~n "Ap· mechanically perfect, could Electric toothbrush $4, Tup.. $17.50, 546-24TI 2442 Vassar board $25. 2 matching night irt, boxsprings $3. chalr $5. Race track set $3. 2 bar C!'1U8Q:fug~hal:nd~\1:1 ~ ta£be cue, 548-7234. ple . dishes, 8 each, {'plate use new resin SlO. Swivel perware &. h 0 use ware 8 Pl, C.M.. stands. S7.50 each 548-2750 couch $3. Alum. screen door &tools, black wrought iron, :rntless chairs $20 Doublt , Double bed, complete $25. 3 ~tting $17.50. Extra pieces arm Chair for deep sea Sc-$L Facial sauna $4. Cot-Gaffers & Sattler stainless KEN Mo RE washing $2., ~ stove $20. olive TiUany style $15. ~ch. bed $20. Tv.'O lamps for $2. I way lamp $5. 3 way lamp 2o'X.'-$6, Lamp, ~ '10. Love-fishing boat. bas po I e fee table $5. Portable steel dishwasher $25. Red maehine for parts, many trees $4. Port. type1vrlter Bathroom mirror w 1 t h Clothes 25c-Sl. 3 barstool; • r $12. 64&-35J.I !Sy mnke-u1 P mUTOr $12.50. socket, excellent condition Al\f/fl.f cassette $20 .. l\f.C. velvet lamp shade $2. Stain new $25. House for sale $15. Mower $10, washer $15. ~l~ing d}°rs· lf" wid~ $~. 52 WI Congress 0 M ! , HEADERS for 396-42'1 $l5 toraa:e uggage. Sl-$5. 1 $15. 549-3883 helmet $'.20. Lawn Chaise st. steel bread box $ 2 . signs $2-$5. Old all wave Mangli!-lroner $5. hvy duty n versa co ee po • 646-.9517 • .J each tide. 645-4334 -PM·5 PM. until llOld. 360 COLLECI'ORS gla'S! and W h e e 1 b arr 0 w S1 . 966 B a t hr 0 0 m scale S2. radio $20. , ~lany· books tires $20. &\\·ling ball & sz Partitioned \'egetablc dishes -• Victoria, Apt. 6, C.M. hln 50c-'""' Sat n1 Sandcastle, CdM. Sat. & Wearever dutch oven and SOc-$2. Garden-rocks $2-Sl. 9 shoes no. Pick up side 50c each. Barbecue fork and ~tion $15.s~~1555~' ~. SMALL desk and chair $15 roru.tICA wood gtaiJfoof!ee ~.,. !,79 .of..,. • 0 Y· 1 Sun. only. :Z pan $2. Cake pana lOc 2 heavy steel cart wheels $3 mirror $3. steel \\iheel bar-knife 50c each. Lantps S3 un11..11 ;J'tJ"' M•-le $5 2 end tables $8 bl and ch'-~ ch Larg •· S8 $5 .. ~ti tab! $5 each. 1861 New Jerse)•, Oi.1. "9 -· ta e mat .... step LADIES and boy's clothing, lxing bQ\\rls 10c Mesh play ea . e camp COOu:<r • row . w•• ng e ., 54&-l450 , KNEEBOARD, El P · each. Rocking chair $5. table $12 tor both. Old 1V 15" CRAGAR chrome rims, 14-16 SOc-$1, 548-5044 pen. car seat Kiddie Kar Propane stove S 8. pole lamp $3. toaster n. great buy sn 56-1555 Recliner SW. 646-1861 stand, needs bolt.ildds 23" lugs with tires Sl6 ea h. 14" BOY' M . all $20. Never' worn wig $3'. Ford:-Mercury 390 radiato~, toilet bowl $5. stereo S20. 2 WALMJT end tablett $4 2 CHEVY eight lug wheels~ SWING Jet $15 Ou'Ome din· 'IV $3. Wrought lroft drop mags S5 each. All tit Chevy, SIS 'vwurray stingray bike Blender $2. New modem lara;e, very good $25. Oil 64&--8662 each. Coffee table, heavy each. 4-Datsun six l et'lle set with 4 chairs =>. fixture with candle type good c 0 n di ti 0 n · VW · . front hood $12. Canister set ,$.1. Sbort oU pump, rebuilt JS. 548-D'197 1300 cc vw engine, complete glass top $10.50 Woman's ice Gold brocade couch $15. lights $1$. Sat. q n 1 y . adapters, 4. SS all. 644--1B93 ~d~ .;:J :· ~ white drapes $5. Pyrex cot· '68 vw aeatl $15 . each. $25. 546-12511 sklngat~~-:9A9~., ~e~ bowl-~~st~ra~ ~e!{. ~. Matching chair $15, both in 963--2181. WEDGEWOOD gas range, 4 '6 """ ' fee carafe $2. Lazy Susan Cla$iealaul'tar-S3>. Western UNDERWATER camera $25. anui::s, , ~·oN """"near m.tTtl. Cast lron•ba.th 6 good oonditiOn. G l b a on COSCO foldinl chalr8 ~. bumer, chrome t op , HERCULON 8 ft. couch and $3. Antique car decanter SS. guitar with cue $25. Small Polaroid camera SlO. ~ new tire, 775 x 14 $10. Joist SlO. Fifty gallon steef drut. refrigerator, white S 2 5. Table own $9 Kitchen rotisserie oven. $30, 494-0402 matching chair, clean $2.5 Ladies lovely long gowns $8. arched mirror $5i Typewrit· brd SlO hotgun hangers and Teco clips 15c Sl-$2. ~ inch girf'i bQte ~ y,l)ow hjgh chair $7. Baby magician cutter ·$7 .. Punch HOLLYBUG spray S 1 5 each. Early American chair Ladies leather CQrQt $7. er table ~ 54&-3979. m .. 22 r:1~r rifle !-scope each Plumbing n IP PI es ' :Thi desk copier, $25. CO.,iijl walker, deluxe model $4. bowl and cups $3. Caffee pot Minifold for same $10. Cen-and ·otto~, b;lth .no Boy's Ladies clothing so c-S 3. SAT-S 1l-tPM BBll S6 50 $25. hand cl valves, elbows 10c-15c New books 5c·25c fA8.8109. Pot.ty chalt SL Infant seat SS. Routing pan $2 . trinc,t dl.strlbutor $1 0 . ~~s Sl-S::i. Folding metal 9'19-ffi78 Ping un, table.$5 Ooubte ·ss. Road &v~i.:; & ~~~ ~u~~~$u~:~~!'i 1-2 x 4 x 12 Sl. 15 or ii fb;:.Pprt.a-erib $5. 645-4334 Records SOc Sheet music 546-12S8 U'OOA tng ~ and pad S1. KODAK Polaroid ft 1,.m ..:.6-"-~chest " .. 'sink ••. -·-·•-5c ea El-"" 2 8' --2 x 6 11.••12.=. 2 x l ~"·!PER' rt bl ,.,.._ .. _ -aU -a il!AI< """'" mni. on 1 u m sulphate • '--~ .. ~ .. .., "" ~ , • ._ •• _. .. ~y • ""'' construcuvn.posts. new OUl: ~ ;JOI . o...1U.• s po a e ...,,,,.:u"n of..,. 6 ......... , ~· VW gu 'tanks $5 each. 1500 fertilizer, 20 lb bag 50c 826 ~.70. GE Dash CUll'l":!I Over stove vent, 36", copper Tachome.ter $5. table saw x 4", 2 Uied 7• x·6" flanged $2.50-$3. Panhli!'! $1. $10. CcMeman prop&nj': camp SURFBOARD, Bing, $25. cc headers and heater boxes J-·n st "'o rntn l5c New cameras P-$17 $51i0. Maple bookcase bead-SS'.,' Sony 5" TV $5., both e-'-~ .. ch tor new, Paint SI gall ••• ••u stove $20. Portable head $2. 546-4019 -$10 ch 546-•~o .....,, · inJ7"iRu each. Luggage U-$5 each. board, single $22.50. water turntable $3. anchor $2. , .... •~ on. ~· 13%x29 camper window $5. . ea , ...-. BICYCLE, women's 1 5 Toy11, mini-car track lOc-$5. skis $6. GoH 'clubs and bag Bilge· pump $4, trailer hi1:ch $6 for used. Datsun car W. 19th St. Ot , 646-6285 \VETSUIT, like new Primo LIDO Isle -143 Vi a speed, needs v.'Ork $15. r .. -...t sweeper ~ :rot 1 ""' radio $25. Car chains. 700-14 LOVELY 4 dra\\'er chest fot jacket $20. 552-8623.1 Trieste-69 to 73 Datsun and 81 le ~inln"ll .,..., ............ ... $2'l.50. Basketball back $6 .. Various free terns. 'l'.M $5. ~~ x 5/8 machine bolts girl' 11 • .,.~ ""A• , FEEDING table by Baby eye :::1:<>--Y ...... Bley· A-Royal Palm Dr. CM board and hoop $4.75. VW Acacia, Corona del ?\tar, up to 10", Sc each. Electric s room :>. O't~.>.>'ft j Butler, o:inveru to walker, 3.15 GAL Pemco aquarium ~J: S: ,.t;:~~ !"'~~ ~ 'a1 ~" S 1 ~ · 556--0777 wheel.and tires $15. Exhaust 67=r.3334 plates all!! switche11 JOc-lOc KENMORE au to ma ti car seat, swing, drawing with tluol"e9Ceht 1 1 i h t s • s;;.,s15. Doors ~ Bucket ummmn patio ANTIQUE ?\fission rocker system $4.· Hub caps $3. QUEEN sz Harvard bed Near new deluxe bird cage washer $10. 548-3655 table'x.ra;;cost $100, like new filten,rock,pl8.nts.heaten! ..,., posts ~·50 each .Wrought-.: Old mahogany Carburetor $4. 3252 Ira •• twin•• 2 lge S15.0nesm•0 -pointshovel CALIFORNIA ~ _. ready for fish $2$ each. reclining scats •l>J· Disc iron patio table with glass ....,. _,, Old lchl CM .,A., n""" me .,.. .,.,, -.-~ $25. t aeat with new 642--95'70. r brakes, complete $ l 5 . top 40 .. x 30 .. $25 4 chairs teJepbone table 'fMU· M pn. ~" JaCks $3.50 ea. lge fish tape 80c One Craftsman cutoff Secretary handbpok 1 ~~2~~:es. =TWIN box ........... ~ mat-\Vindshield $25. Rear win-m' Large indusinat type t able model ;,:d~~Jl{EFRIGERATOR $20. puller $3.50 trucken cinch and angle guide S2. Desk Latest suppietnent $5.~ "'l"'OU6 dow $10. Wheel covers $10 utiiity cart 5• " 3• SlS 20 Cathedral style .-. 646-13ll $3.50, 9' hvy chain $3.50., 1 Captain's chair $5. 2 rteW , ~-;,:;;·'1652""""'==:-::::':'-::!I $22, llOW' $4. Large size tress, clean,· co rtable n -b •• ., . . · walnut 24" round top 'A-itb · HP We<M.....-..a ... induction Acme closet pole and shelf 1 ~ chlld'i pool wlth cover, used $10. each. Maliogany b:maole set. "™"ar umper •""'· cubic ft._ ~~ator and slz legs $25. Antiqued ~ Jl,lAYTAG wringer washer ....... '5.'........,.. supp.orts $1 each. 2002 BICYCLE rumble seat WI once, less than 11' price $15. combo with TV, record Trunk lid $10. Tape deck ~r combtM:tiM, \\'Orks perlincd smoking stand $25. $25. Small boat $25. 548-2898 motor 110-Zil), S3l. 49!r3495 Walla Cl\'I 548-7011 child $7. Bicycle a Uttle glrl's shoe skates $3. player and radio, not woril:-$15. Dash instruments $3-$8. good $15. Piclrup truck tool Marble table 18" diameter TV RCA 24" cell nt $25. MEN's 10..Speed $25 Men's & ce, wheels $4. mute Ca,atte ~ Man's 3 apecd bike, new ing, take it for nice 'cabinet ~~~~~I oS~ ~ • S ~t: ~.,,p,lywot•°"-SlOt~-~$3 3>'' high ss:· Old be1ie!ed P..i.raJteet caie:"with estands, Woman's 3-speed $2o, Men's CAMERAS: Kodak Pony 13.5 .Ironstone dlibe8,ST.-El condition $25. Form i ca &: parts $8. 380 Mira Loma, ~, .. ~ • -&"' """' · glass minor with pine like new $7.50-S8.5£1. Gm. sChwtnn single speed $15. $10. Ansoo Speedex $10. ~ ... ~_?!r.!._sbal'Pe, _,. ner t table. white with gold $14. CM, oU ~. l bU: N. ot ferentlal $25. Bod)' shell $25. 962-1790. 1D102 Cutty Sark frame 18" x 16" $5. Old uine ..a-am Siameae brace-842.-1917 . Argus Ar got 1 ex $10 ~ ._., ..... V'f. CM 546---2763 University. Gai tank SlO. Front Dr. RB aolld mahogany. re-cord let ;ii"6648.Q88. BOY's &: Girl's Schwinn University Mercury ll $12. DOG hoose $10.'Pi.ng ~ DRESSES. suits, size 14, s;3. ELECTRIC sewing machine suspension Sl5. Rear axles SAND Dolly $15. 548--5168 storage cabinet, 36" high, · . . .8tlngray S16, Girl's Stingray Revere 8mm with 3 lenses, table $15. Baby awlrw $ $5. -4 shag rogs, 2~'x4%' S2 $7. ?\tan's naugahy(Wlounae i~ie R!fth ~t:>·pl::: AQUARIUM, 26 gal, with 24" 1 ~e ~· ~lt1 ~ 1~ ~~ ~rndi~~ ~~ew ~:~ s:.e:l'Ji~ n :r=~~: ~~ Potty chair ~3. Playpen 1; N•Aaehl10N. >48-5M6AL ~..:.....·h1-1~ =ir o~~~rlt A~~ Brakwhec1 , ~s C:~~~ pump, fiJter pi, &1>3753· ~P 'sou~ d~s: S25: ~l·dseat0£Racelb. bowling' 15~ TRANS..'1ISSJON cooler .. A. ~eath' tuEK· te1?iA ~c ~~ ~~ ~ -~·---$1 ~ ~•--or'· ._,,. __ SI •~ CRIBS $'S each Htgh chair S5 Small matble top IOlld -· car~ ' .., •LV kit $12. •~• p---•e shop POWER --In ~sbo•n issues, 1951-1968, $20 fOl' all ·-· ~t s Ul1\lK'I' • Steering gear SlO Minon Playpen $4. Juvenile set ss. walnut fem stand 2>'" high rpm records, all kinds of fiberglass drapes 8" x 25' J.;7iH "''-IK,:I.' . ...v .. ..-.. a......... -,.. or, 20e each. 2Zl7 F_... =~:~$1 _; 1f'ecJ1~ $2: ·-iacks ... $0r-Mllffler and horses $6-$8. -2)13 Pacific $10 Foot stool its Wood mflslc lOc A u t-0 m a t i c SlO, Sota/Hide-&-bed $5. manual $$. Leica J'I'OOY $3), 5f&..1Ql1 • N.B. 644-5507. tail pipe $10. Wiring, com-Ave. O'I 646-5788 ~lamp $5. Marbie base washer, recently rebuilt $25. 842--7917 lens hood $7. MactUni&ts 4 vw chrome rims SlO•~ HEAVY ··doty -.. -, .__ floor scrubber $10. • plete loom $10 Older Ford noor '·-· n •, 36 .. "; .... •A-Small refrigerator, old but WASHER 125. ~---. tools S2-$15. Computer ti~ Wood.en frame for divider, 4~· ;o."N:ver .. ;; PICI'URES $1 Dishes $3 set. radio $5. 018.lr SS. 23" TV 4n!..i~ooDa!~ ,:~ '::h stand $4'¥~ ~~ :f'. good $2;?., 646-8447 or 2236 typewriter $12, ~~ :f_ gramming books $3 -$8 • water bed with 1 ~ fd new marine bead $10. 271-F:. !\}ton_ Ave., S.A. tube SS. Phone first 673-1784 li'Iini-blke $25. p ow e r f.ee ta bl~ with leather top Placentia, Unit B, CM fee table st;, and chair $12, 673-0734 ,$1;:0: . .;:.548-3123-7.. =c...,.°"",._,:;;,-..;1 644--1836. Ma cArthur ~vd:, Oorth 1 BABY CRIB "'ith near new mower, needs work $5. Mini $20. End tabl~ $3) each. BLONDE mahogany llll'Ke nice clothes 12-14 $.50-$3.00, pOKER table $15. Barbecue NEW ski vest $1S. 30\b 4 OYa.E' Klng •o• tawn ~k on ~. tjcbt on mattress $15. Cosco baby bike motor $5. Car cooler, Corner table $20. 962-1700. doW:ie dreuer $25. Meitdl· coats $1.0, 16121 Malaga S1 Bookcase $5 Smal! chlld's ...clau.marlin.poles.~ rn· mower, cost $120, sell $25. n. stroller $10. 9xl2 wool pat· like. new S15. Children's 10100 CUttysark Dr. HB. ing bookcase-·lieaOborard Lane, H.B. "847-6732 · desK SS. POts aria pans $1. New tretih and salt wat 66--2573. B~RASSla an td~~ron\ . $5. ~rug with pad ~b·ll books 10c-50e Hand mo~iet' LAWN mower · rotary 21., wj,th attached night stands GENERAL Electric portable ~~~· clBoo~s, slzetsll>-andl2, sp\nnlng l'eels $3-$16 CAST iron bath tub, Haul It ce se ~· • ·---power revers I e $3. 3251!. Colorado Lane, CM. SID. A 1ternat0 r 1964 $25. 36 x 40 plate glass tnir-profess~ hair dryer, coe:t ................ y I pan ~15 mow cbalnl. new • Antique ailver motor with wonn gear drive 546-4165 Chevrolet Nova Six, used ror · $25., 2396 Orange A~.. $25, like new, sell for $12. T-shirts. size 10-14, 10c-50c $10. Pint() snow chains ·$Si away, its vecy heavy lOc. old ornate Nlpon tea'tet, old $25. 2-stadiwn chairs 50c KIRBY vacuum grinder $lO. less 1000 miles $IO .. Car CM ~7052 01t1d's hi-chair, good cpn-Girl's clothes, size ~teen, ~travel cage for medfwq · 415 Santa Ana, NB. pieces of thousand faces, ea. Plastic fl°"•ers '15c. 2 green toy OOxes S4 each. radio with dastt panel, •64 GE small portable TV $25. dltion $7. Single box sprtnge 10c-50e Carpet 'B"Neeper '1 dogs $12. 675-S613 , ! TIRES, treah rubber 2-L78-very rare $)~. Linens $2-2-shoe racks 25c ea. New \V..i ......... washer 125. Lamps N--no. "'A" 7529 black and white. Zenith 19 &: frame, good conditkm $7. Old Encyleopedla. $ 5 • AUTOMATIC ·washer~ 11:. 2-E18 14 $3 each. $5. Mlrron, all plafe giau and used pofyeste r •"'6"'' v•aa ~ .... .1 V""""""'-$L U'"'--le $250 · 645..276S. $15-$25. Maple roCkiMg clWr rerordlng tape, several bun· Sl-$10. Cloth headboards S4 RADIAL l65SR 13 rmunted inch black and w h i t e 2 chaise t0ou1d~~-~.~1..-.. Al~~ pa&,'"""W.te is · Electric dryel" $25. ~i ~ Twin bo -, _ __,, each lt'Iin'Or $4. Movie w • .,., i:!!l!,.,.,.,., ' portable S25. Double bed both~· s~ig a.mp ~ · mower SS 1~ mower ~ SABOT dolly New, perfect ...,. JC<-.... ,... dred rolls, 50c to S1. Satur-f!ICttoen $1. Dirty Niagara ne .-. ......,.....,,. ' springs and mattress, good $9. Bird cage &: high stand . Foot locker $2. Gold cate Luggage i-ack SS La~ for aand or pavement. ~~:cini:· ,'ft.,, i ~ldg dLaoyne,onlyCM.Ma~r ~ S.S~~ massage chair $25. Shoes $2 SMALL freezer $25. ~ble condition °$18. Doubie bed $4. Lots of old books 10c-50c =tte 7= :~ sprayer $5 Seed s~ader-~ Small, weighs under 10 lbs. "'"'6=-pair. Walnut desk $20. 8 trac,k ~te,reo Sl). Cold box· ·.springs and mattress Cash. 536-J296 . c . e Manure spreader $3 Eleetrle $17. 496-4438 or 548.-3683. ~~~1fO·~iC: event~~· Large chest $3:1. O>est water retngerator, oo case S25, like new. Pink double OAK chest of dra\\>er& S20 ~oi~· Ca~ ohlJf motor $.1. MiN washer $1.0 LIKE new: Playpen $10. headboard fits qaeen or TV, 23 Magnavox, black & drawers $25. 1609 Baker St. $25. 61:>-5~ bed headboard $5. Small desk $5, garage cabinet SS, au e, ' Exerciser S2Q. Ga 1o1 in~ Stroller $15. High chair $10. full·shelt .iyie with-2 small white $Zi.; rcil away bed %; CM. 557-9187 ~fUNTZ FM atereo cartridge desk $15. Small metal desk body vibrator $10, double =r. back of Killy~ engine $15. 7691i); W. 20th Car seat $4. Vapor1:r:er $4. drawers S25 552-7996 18285 $8.; Eureka Vacuum S4.; SAT-Sun. Aug. Z-26. 17951 ·$15. Aiwa porta~le atereo with file cabinet $10. Chair bed frame &: headboard $3, ., · -'CM=·-------,;i Dishes $5 all. 30C9 C.OOlidce, Mandrake Wtzy ~ take TV trays &: cart $2.50; iron-Aspen Tree Lane, Irvine, oU cassette $25. J(njght amp $10. 546-9826 N;n bedsteads, '.\.'OOden. Sl ~ RCA TV $)5, bunlc bed $7, •1 Apt. 22, C.M. 545-6342. Culver to Sandbury .Eist to ing board (metal) $2.: table Culver on Afichelson to and tuner $25. Speakers $20. CARVED Japanese chow ea.eh, chest of dra~·era 53 Ford ~ $5, ~ ·1 YARDS of fabric 50c·$3. A1andrake. ' & floor lamps $1-$3.; Room Royce Dr. ?\'Iet.al bookcases 646-4316 table S25. 400 day clock· $5. $8-$2. 8 4 2-s· 13 2, 9141 Schwinn .stingray SlO Sears Vacuum with attach-··ts air cooler $4.; Apt size SlS F1l1-... cabinets $5 and 5-13" V"RE wheels, hubs Electric rotisserie Sl5. 12" Poinsettia Ave ., F.V. heavy347_duty7 .electric ~ I .. -=-• SATURDAY only: Camping "':ashing machllle $15., 149 "<t> ,.,., $5 101 '" $12. Lamps $2-$4. Train case grub box $10, Tent beater lolirama.r, Apt. D, San $10. Danish sofa $25 and and knock-<1Us, like new $15 luminous World globe $5. USED stove and refrigerator ' ~' Sl.50. Irons $2. Spanish rock n. Tank vacuam $10. Oemente. 9-l onJy. gold chairs $12 and $10. each. 4 Goodyear F70 x .15 Large picnic basket with 2 $25 each, call anytime AJIT1Q~ = ~~ :_~ ~f\ ~ ' fl.SO. Bowling ball $1. Wigs Portable , TV $15,i Stroller Baby crib S20 Stroller Sl.2. tires on Corvette rims. ex-thermos SS. Portable ham· 897~ or 847-9327 VWque .. A--A-'" _ ~VW..., -• ~ • I $1-$3. Toys 10e-75c Cothe& $10. ear S!!•t $5. Colco potty TWO twin bed aets m. High clWr $3. Tuy electric cellent condition $25 each. mock $4 Metal drink cooler . IWl..llllf~ .... SDOYI ! 25c·Sl.50. Sunday aftu 10 $2. Vaporizer U. DiaPer Refrigerator S25. Kitchen car $3. Danish teak chairs: &i6-2791 or 642-4274 $3. Beach wnbrella $L Cop-1:!GE bed~= m: $1~~ ~=rdmpt!~~DCSSk _ I A.M. 645-1521. paUa 50c each. Booster seat sink $3. 673.-8453 m each. \VET suit, long john ss. per chafing dish S7. 2 ~n stunty vantty type dret9.el' • ""..._ •<AJYa · l ' - SUNBEAM denture cleaner 50c, Step _1tool 50c, Toys le-TWO rooms used beige DELUXE pair ot white 548-5044 sleeping bags $3 each. King with he lrror 114 1V'.stand S2 536--9548 I $4.Kenmorestove,30''oven $1.50.JoMnyLt&.h tntnc carpet, 12'.byl0'6" and 12' naugahyde boat seats, new . size Persian taj>eatry $3. matchinga'herJ: S2 en-45 CALIBER colt am· I $25. 2 color TV's $25 each. 2 $1.50. Trjcycle S:Z. Rldini 9" 'by 10' 6" plus bath. SlS cood1tion $25. each. Life SEVERAL pain ban d New tper81' gun $1. 12''. cyclopedia $10. goU 'club. munition 15.15 a .box. 30 black and whJte TV's S5 tire ~ Boy and girl for both. 2129 Seville, Bal. jackets fl ea.ch Mattress crafted leather sandles, SlS crystal vase $10. Medium complete set $21. :t living caliber M1 ~tion SU each, need work. Gourmet clothes, . t~ 7, 5e-$L Pen. and box springs with frame ::~"""~ .,;~ichl1tf! S~sl: swim tin.,~;_ ~ew 7' Millon· niom. tables $14 968-9869 per bandoller, Heathkit FM cook books $6.50 each. Shoes, ~t-atze, 13, lOe-KITCHEN table and 4 cha.In $25 Good 3• x l' white ~"" t a a: u e ..._-ieue-tro ng ' • tuner ·$5, ml.xmaster S5. Record changer with lid , 30c, Maternity ctithes, she _, Offf calcW t $20 na~gahyde cushion, s l 5 . Newport Blvd. rod ·$15. Navy sword $15. RCA ~pool Washer $15, melm&c dishes 6c each, wat stereo $15. Silver allent J2.14, 25c eaeb. Men 's •1141• oe . a or · Contemporary r couch $25. DINETTE OC'tll:gOn table 10" Dutch oven $3. 12" electric dryer $25, ~7Q8'.f pik: for cleaning' teeth SS. butler $6. Elect r ic clothes, large l.Oc-7Sc-Sult Typewriter SlO,. Light fix. H~ft needs a little 'A-'Ol'k, $20.4 whltehighbackchair Revere Ware lkillet $6. 2 HEAVY duty roof rack· for retails f.o1'.' 124;~. LadY mokplate, 2 humeri $6. canierp ~·-Oothes raCk SOci ~..Jboll.5. d ~~tO ~· w iOOd, cabinet $10. Shi.it-$IS. each. m...«i78 ~ aluminwn IOUP J!Ot vans, will tit vw bus $25, Sunbeam underanJ} & leg Gourmet magazines, last 10 ttaperba.\;.,.. l Oc.MJ'wtri llOf• ""....,.. .-. ten: and cabinet doors .$2 TYPEWRITER $25. ( 6 ) With ti~, S2-New 5 piece custom made cupbotrds shaveµ-$6, reta.111 for $17.49, years l5c each. 645-8959 bed $10. 3681 Bat.es St. Sat. '" SUn. 1~ 187~ Via each. Collector's Com i c Micrometers $25 e a c h , ~ tnplace tool set $4. with drawet'S, cutting hoard 962-8010 Irvine, 552-9369. ' Palattno, Irvine ( n e 8 r books, li'Iarvel and OC Metal tank 60"x28" for ~ &: sink $20 ice chest to flt CARPET 35 square yards S~ bik~Oi dra~~~ SPEAKERS 2 /oel25. One at ~f C amp u 11 -51)c-$5. ~2-9il5 storage $25. Brass fittings KINGSIZE apread, gofd flow· cupboflnt $15. e 1 e c tr l c blue ntion, $25, blue an- ftllng cabinet $4. Area rug $10. Office calculator $25. 6 TOYS and games lc-$1. and valves 2»$3. Afechanic er $10. Red ahower curtain be.throom heat e·r $7, ~ bookcase s lo , $2. MS--2575 g11· l~tor mt11houae ~t $615. 3 4~Js~15~lk~{~ A~~; rai:, Books le-75c Bird cage 50c hand tools Sl to $25. l\feta! $3$L.~ 1.~ and stoonl .~ 962-7165 spreader $4. hand edger $3, SKI boots $20410 vw bus up ca P8 Sunbeam auto factory made Brus bath fixtures 5c-50c cabinet on casters made by ...... Al'°" rugs .., · · GIRLS clothin&' size 7-12 23e, rerord '~~ S3, · folding each. Bird cages St-$3. Glasses and dishes le-Sc snap on $2i Tool cupboard hfirror $1. 2 patio chairs $1 games, pu1zJes, books 2/25c camp table wftb benches $4, bumper SS O>ffee table, end Reader's Dlgelt Condensed $20. '4835 River N • 8 • Girl's size ·4 shoe skates S25. 1 ton chain fall $25. each. Fre,nch Provencinl to $1, redwood table & 2 camp cots $3, Seaside pic-~:~1$20, ~e:e~~me~8 books 25c each. 200t Komat 646-6'7GS, S2.50. TV trays 25c Planters \\food and metnl drills tel~phone $U: New copper benches $5 bicycle $3, metnl tures $2, l TV tray• $2, Dr,. CM Mesa .Verde Dr. to \VEBER covered BBQ $20. Sc-$5 Clothes Sc-$3. Small 25c42.50. (3) gold \\i'th ~ wanner $20. Unusual pOrch chair 50c bar stools 164Jl Arlington Ln., HWlt. Sl-$10. Jumper cables $3 Boo Vista to Kornat. Westinghouse 20" window of hardM 5e..JSc Pottery of ange specks drapes, each silver basket $3. Vases and n. double bed, springs &:. Bch, 846-6106 ; new. TeMiJ racquet ' $1. ELECTRONIC ' OlSh $20, Door fan $20. Par!: 1!.i" blJ.ck 10c-35c Super Hot \Vheels pair 50x8l at SS each. Anti· flower pots 10c-35c, Whi'tc mattress $5, old comt.y<hair BUCXEr .eats for Italian =te $~;ne. J~1• ~~ never used, stlI1 ·in carton, table l&lnps $20. Roll-away wet s.;. Wa11 plaques 25c que ~d finish end tables tur wrap $8. Man's new $1. 'tla.bk? A chairs $25., need sports car, may fit other opener $15 new Sleeplna coat $40. 548-7234. bed new rna.ttrea& $20. Sat.:sun, , 10-6.. • 2 O 1 0 l $12.50 each. Twin size llport coat, siJJe 42 $10. upholstering, 944i Karen •mall cars, one good, one be S8. ·~ m;ii ELECI'RIC ch:Yer sz. Mini· 673--3892 Horizon , llB near bedspread (orange) like Ladiesnew~t,sl:el2$1.0. Cir .. 968--2927or96i<l791 poor~fotU~5.16-6338 Hefx,trope, CdM. bike frame $25. 3 bp engipe TWIN mattreu A hue '-Brook h u r 1 t and In-new po. (2) metal bed hrry \\-bite coa.t. &1ze 12, WALNt.11' end table $3, print 9:'.>?\rE aHBques $5-$25, wring· $25. lronirle bOard and COYef' sprlna: with 6 removeable. dlana,polls. ~ame S3 each. Faucets for $15., new. Ladlea pant suit, ch lmost SlO Y ASHICA sub m l n la t u re $2. Weich ts. ~ lbs, $15. legs J12.SO. Girts ~· TR.All..ER 'ax.le $25. Wheels, sink $$, Bath $4. (21 screen "-Orn once $S. aize JO, New :i'd do~ ~spre:,7 ne;W .tr wa!ll'lef $10. Hot Point ct.men '25:._~uh $15. tfi; Call SUnday. 64$-3972. Schwinn bike $10. 642-8622. t1ret and springs tor axle doora 32 width $7 ea.ch. capr\11, •ize ~o. $2 each. Nev. u electric addlne macbtoe retrtaerator S20. laundn' ct~ ... "' ease ....... 110 Ga t{o.tlon bell and Metal divider for home or ~ a111t, iUze 10, $5. ~ wtn bed I:: box tray $8, miactllaneous mens oevtr Uled. still ln cue, 3 MAGS, fit 13 lncb tftt• $1 CLEAN ~tor ~ · $6s 5. 1add $4 omoe $10. to $25. Middle Dresses, slze 10 Sl each. Sl5 t mattrea suits 15-$10, 'dresffff, skirts, coat $210. !148-7234. . each. 968--ZtOt ' Mlo.1323 ' 1 • • bole · ;: '64 'RJ~ · weat ol vw bus new $25. Uttle boy'• e~penstve ~~15• ,bed tratne 13.. sweeten, !lhoes, H~e girl.s 35 MM autorna& electric SK11TLE pool $5.. .Electrlc:: SEWING mach!~--ccmole~ ~ '66G'ro •59~ St~ hood and vent S25. S\\'e&ter11, like new $2 each clothlna 5c-SIO. 17301 eye camera $25, never \I.Md, shot ahootirW nll~, IS-ex.. S:O. Elecirlc roNter SU.. 'Camino 16$ Soput 'll-$23 APlrtment s1ze white stove Ladles twttten and b'°'1sn LARGE chest of dnlW:n Avalon t.n. off Sprtngdalt, o1tlll ljl ....-, with· 1.. c:8l\!llt cooilltlOll !6f!\O· ~.toe lika!ft me 2 12. -· · $25. M•W ·dollloa on IWivcl 25c-11. 1\0 ~at Imitation S10, 536,8062'. • turn on Palo Alto. llructlON 518-1234 ' l:UGGACE $25. Twin ....... -IMll~ P, Pair ol . ~l'1" $25. each. 28"x41)'1 diamond, new· $10. 2 carat GJ!lli; · clolldnor 111<e now 2'-6 gallon Butane tankt, 1 MroxU'l'IRES$l& Wheels bOatll ud --T$5. oon.Ur646o-Olil8: · --tOOFI'. boat-$10."2000 shipping cir 'dolly $25. Imitation .pear aMpe dla· aU.•11)-12-ICJiSlortbelot w1lh]>msurt,..Ula!or$12, $1. Hub capo 14 nt$ Dattun Chll4'& w-$5. Gamel WASHER, 1970 Norp. ~ ·"""° ,...n!J $25 .. Big Boy 645-4832. mond 115. Iron animal s;&-%18 ' OrlllOe -mbly for Butane ncl ' woed ~" p Mcks 25oeli: 55l-6-Irvine . BBQ $10. Ganlrn Tool& $5. U blul\Cs $4 each. 20'lO Fuller. B.B A $10. R&lnblrd pop up ,a at.hen, never , COit ...,.... ape ''-:0 • 10 It. Plastlc sun shades ss. 8 FT. 0 ve J..l'.ffn Mediter-ton Of. 64U381. 283 CHEVY ibort block fn. sprbuiera $2.SO 960-1.'105 $212. ~7234 ,Beach toyi :&. D1l Oay, 2 IJ"WIN mattrea&t 15 eacb. 32" round phate glut table ranean 80f& tlO-541>-5933.. ' cluck:s b;Ydra:ulle uners.1 =''='=':::-~,.,..-'""'== 3 H:Pw2201440 electril motor, Newport Heights. ' Electric 1dryer, . excellent topt $5, Copper candlestickl BROWN nauaahyde redtQ;U 3 PORTABLES TV $20-$25. good c0ndltlon $Z. Welding 1WO F-18 x 14 whitewalls, \!\'Uterproof $25, p efJ C.e c t , COUOI SIS. Q\J1r SlO. End order SU.: Paintt'd d1'CllC'J' $10. Set. RcV(lre w a re $25. Hide-a-bed $25. a piece Dryer, 220 volt S 2 5 • ilnd cu tting torch S25. both SS. ~ ~ 5CS--7234 , ~blelJ and COffte table $10. $'lS. \!r?ught iron bookcaae cookwl\rc $2,5. Full length dinette $25. n etnierator Refrl~1ratord.lo $IS.rd ~ttreo Rfigulators and ~ $25. STOVE$25. Reh1ge_rator S15, SCRAM LET• 2 lanips $10. Bookl, 10c»5-ends $5. ~2'148. fur: coat $25. New King satin $25. Twin bed $ 2 O. A~f.flo rn reco Payer, 540-8231 needl work. le I tch cm • .. Candlesticks 'l(lc.$5. lland 1500 V\Y crankcue \"Oda sheet1 $10. each. Plate glo.ss T<':levl5ion $20. 6 dra\\·cr needs "''ork $20. 5'42--03T2. REFRIGERATOR $2$. Near ca b l.n ft l & $ 5 each· eratt lOo-$2. Pleture11 $2. cam. Utcd 87 mm kii SN25: door mJ~ $5. 2 pr. custom chest $15. Double bed $10. KING~-~ board $25. Like new end table!! $10 e&Ch, 3 Dlahwuher SS.. 1512 Sylvi& ANSWERS Sed&pread $1i ArtlMC\Al Sclt·tappin,g case studs. can ~s ~. 673-3772. Smnll end table ~ Baby new bflbf clothes 25c-$2.SO. tor $25. Olympic stereo con--Lant:, NB flower art'8J1&etnents $2--$6. be Installed without qJ.ne 2·U.S. Koylon box ipting and chana!Jll ,table $5. 97&-0074. Recelvl~ hlanll!tl S 0 c l()\e without TV $25. New RE='=ro'=R"-Do"--p~laye-r~$5~.-l,....ce Candles 50c Baaktta, huge removal $1.50. e~h. New mattress sea $25 set. 2720 \V. Keller No. 3, &nla \Vo~n 1 dreuts $ 2 • drapes. 84" ~ng. pink chintz skates, Ut3 6-10 yta.rt Dlomal -Weigh -Pnmo -50c. Old jew<lcy i>o>Sl. 22'15 llOOCh ~plop 60e .. ch. Lodi" Hu{f)o ! •Pffif 125 Ana. MH525. 52" ~1de $2. Rayon and S!>-$7.50. Clothing !!c-$2. Expo!!le -fl;ANDS Pomona Ave., C.M. T-.'O compreBBlon te:tter, one Mun-.y ball bearing trike HAIR dryer, Sem, eood. $15. 2 SETS of twin bedt-witb box acttate, t>ink W" 'Xkie. $3 Toys lc--50c. \Vlndow-air Often, ttJti.n& a r!rl in hit MUSTANG, Traction Master ICl'eW.fa (Ytle $5. Remote $5. Chlldralt outdoor bo.rrel Dishwasher, Ga.ffen and sprln5: with frames $20 and Ll'l:ht greeri 98 ~ cooler tor ear SS. Qlucb SOC. - The DAILY : PILOT · ORANGE ' COAST'S rfeading Marketpla , • ' ' i ,' "I I ' ' I '' I I ann1leldlltoa fl!llowhav1nr n\!W, DOii« UIOd. iiO od>rler llllo VOM uo . and 1llde $25. ~tar~ S.tOtr 110. Heat lamp s10. eoch, uoed wry UUle, $4. 3-000 Flllmiltt Waa No. mi Clnarf l>r. CM htt on his HANDS.-•-673-lJ)39. 96&-21'/0S. ·l!'P!wrlter 1111-1148-'ll&I. M!Mll'IO. m-M. ,JO&, CM after 9:90 AM'. ll4ll-3d8 -~1--<H , ' I ' .. :J! DAILY PILOT Saturday. August 2S, 1973 l~I 1~1 Mlrdta: , a r ' !~1 1..._ ;;;;;--;;;;;ll§l~~~,:.' ----··-· ~!~~!~· ....... ;;. ;;;l~;.·I l!ilil ~·-~ ... ·~, ~]~,~ 1~1 -~ ]~ I tlllllm ' • Boats, Sall i; ~rnlturo 110 Fu,.,rt ure 1 10 Garage Soto 112 ~G~.a;;r"'°~'-t;Sa~1e~;;-u;;•~1~21~M~l=KO~ll;or;too;;uo;;;;;;;•;11;MJ;;s;;oo;11;.,;•;oo;u;";;;;;;;;•;1~1 1 TV, Rodlo, HIFJ, ..,_,., Gwral ~ 1 ,i"T:..:ABl.E;::..:;:.:.la ____ S_2S_&...::;s:is.;.::. WOODEN dining tablo & --------'-!MOVING · to Hawaii Stereo 136 U: FIBERGLASS, cathedral j! CONTEST 31 ood mmed wall mlm>r chain $25, BR .. t. 10parate GAllACE Sale, 2 1amllle1. household tum, & mile. FOXY LADY BIKINI SALE 5• CONSOLE stereo, AM-FM Jiull, skiff/car top hoat. EXECUTIVE DEMO SAIZ ·~ 2 ~ pa•-·: or IQKtthar; eta.ndard alze Uke ne'v belt mua~r stiO, rr.m Gurney Ln, J.m Sat & radio & tum table. 1970 W, flOtlitatlon. ~· ,r I DIESEL ! ! r .,.,., -.~ u" .. --.. ,...... .,....i.._ TM \Vagon $2), Hoover Sun ~ ..,._ •. ,u n .... 1 Mu ----r~ US • S35 5 small ma........... "' ....,... ~ ..... ~., upright vacuum ~. Set of · mod1C:I. M00~rnall~~~';,_?Qnt wlmdl -.~~·•· .... ,., SJl,000 JNVF.NfORY wuod wall plaquoi, $3.50 ea. :ii,..~":, 1:,; dlahe•, pictores, Mexican PATIO Sale Cloo<ouL 100·1 SPLrr SIZES AA·DD cmM . Sl . C ~~. 9 ~ ·~~; Wl!ALER ONLY $27,950 646-9184. $175; \\1lll~~~ra $50; out· crefta, bt<t spread11, 1,;~.ne~lf.ou2!iz-t ~~~.CICMub 2 LANCER SC6 $pea.ken, ,., U\N•v•, lRlS •• t• hit I bl 1~· ·-•TtlHclal no.~n. bR•k•"· ~ ·-$7.9 5 (60•'o OFF) 1'50 .... ii """'· $100 -S~UALL Com~etcly Comm--pc. an ique w c door P cnk ta e ....; p.... tlt1esa Verdel tc 1.a...-1 '"'k--Ai-~ d 1 1 1cdiate le gold bdnn .ct, 2 matching pong table 11./paddles Jl5. mllc lumlturT, al"f'a ru.w•. MATCHING COVER UPS $3 95 now. 18) y,·att prof. amp. .._. uue>~ ass ........ .,y. ~· and ea Y or ntn commodes le coffee tablt', As!M>rted turnltuno. ?itale jcM•elry & misc. Su nday BIG · Sa.le, Indoor J>lanta, • • Xlnt. 673-4643 otflent coodiUon. Only Sl'!(l. lkll\'ery Spanish. 2 lmnPfJ, 8' !!Ota, 8' tabby cat, ~ to gd. home. only JM, 2.m Via. ltte.rtna, Christmas C&nb1. ?.ttsc. 3008 PRE·INV E,NTORY SALE STARTS GARRARD ster.o. Tum T.\4-842-3737. OR °"al area nig, breakfa.'it ?11atchcd &et, ref rig , NB. Apt B Royal Palm Dr., Cm, table coiuole. Needt work. 8' AR'nlUR Mar In e ORDER NO\V t'OR \\'INTER I able & -4 chain & millc. froAt-Iree & DI\\', Sln&le l.Oiii; ... iiiiiiliiiiiiiiii ...... I Frl-Sun S1turd1y, Aug. 25, 9 AM . 4 PM $25. firm. 6~ tl1-t1l1111 lapstrake dinghy. Dl':LIVERY AND ·ASAWVEAYISS §7>-<329. traco oactl-. 96&-!153 GIANT BACK MOVING, EverytMng ... ,. $165. $24,260 SAi L blic.Game Set. Oik table TO SCHOOL Sal & Sun, 102'2 \Vest Mon." F rt. 9 T o 5-675-4131. Inc.iudt'S OIL.cl Engine, liw/leat, -4 JU.back •tttn MODEL HOME RUMMAGE SALE! \\lilson, Costa Mesa, I fl BOSTON 1111.ftler, J3', ex. \\'o~ Snllii. Pulplta 548-5738 1595 Monrovia, Cotti Men I S ... ,.-; 'I'\ s........1 naugh. Gold metal buc FURNITURE SALE SAT. 25 * 9-3 ~cc..."-------frft to You cond. $1000. 9-~ hp motor, and Life L!n,•ii, vo y=u ftwwl dub chalr1 . r-.toc.lc.1 llome fumllure and Terrific P r lct 1ll Hou sehold t.oocll 11 41"'""'"'""'"""'""'""'""""""""""""'"'""'"""""'"""""'1 ._,------~ less than 10 hrs. $3:iv. \Vinchcs and Mul.il !\tore. I ALMOSf NEW! $ 2 5 O · decorator html trom M'O ol ===:..o....:..:;-""'--'-'-'IMlsctll1neou1 1 18 Ml1c1ll1 neou. l LI Tl $ Private party 673--3CS OPE:N F'OR INSPECTION' .'962-mt the famous developrnents in 61 0 West 11th St. !fOUSEHOlD fumil!hinp,1;;;;:;;:::;;;;:::;:::;:;;:::;;;;;;;; Wa nted 120 nt s, 2 m 11, 2.00 1r Fiberglass Ski Hull with NoontoSunsrtAug. 25&26 ;ouo Salem ?i.taple twin Orange Cou111y. Great sales. , ,c,.o,.•,.t,.•,,M,,.•,. .. ,,.J,.r,.. ,.w.,o,.m,,.•,.n bdnn i;et, TV1 che1t, Jovel~ __ .;... ____ _,,;;_ Big wheel trailer, xlni Slip 3A po.ter beds, chest, dresser, AU aaJes cash. I' ~at, 4 chairs, dl!!hes A brtc-With T his Ad \VAf\.'TEO: Ena:loe and 10 \VEEK old Ctr man ccond~:::·:,• ec$44S=·c.;96.1-:;::...;ml=,,--, N~ii•port Arclinh"1 ?\~_'!~I mirror & night stahd $500. At Creen Valley, jui.1 oU CANE baskets & ha1nper$. a-brae. 419 Mar Igo W , Trt'adle Sewing n1achine $50. euton1atic transrrd~ tor Sheph<lrd-Good w 1th *C d d i h IBl;'hlrlll Ci~n e 11. ow"" litaple chair & rocker $25 \\'arner Ave, entry, acn:;w;s Old ?.!a.hog dining nn set, Corona Ciel Mar Old refrlg. $15. OU'ome kit-1960thru1969 l'aloon, 6 cyl. children. To good home. Ul tom m a • "9 Y Holland Yachts/Newport pch. Dinette, 5 chairs $.~. from t.1ile Square pe.rlc and ornate; 6 uphol clu's, 2 J l15 ch t $l:I St eeorp Mu•t be ln eood lhape ~9450/53S-6246. S!l5. &4IHll23 TI-1-644-0139 .&t&--7276 aft. •-golf course, !Fntn. Valley, leaves, !tilcnce pads, metal ;...;.ew_•_lry_,_ _____ .;.; I ~ :: S7S. ·~ Shel.vet ReMOnable. ~ SOME infants clothes. Clrla Boat;a/Merlnt OOLm.mlA 26 MK JI \fEDIT. din. set, 2 mo, old, lnltl.Yll. $65. or best otler. • GENEROUS • $5, Bookcase Hoodboard $10. Muslcal ln1t "'m•nt1 m play clothes btw 6 A small 9 Equip. 904 Sleeps 5 adults, head, salley. Fonnka top, extend& to ap-9 DRAWER chest w/miJTor Coldspot retrlg. $15. Crib, Ends Aug. 28. USED US. welfare mother, ca 11 loaded with aear lncludinz 2prox. 99'': 4ha~~$350irs, $100. 2 bar st1°""'4 .,!bor .. !:Ok. ~!11£!....$15*. M3781SCLaITEMP S1! ' REWARD CMAB~:......m>NewportBlvd., BOGEN P.A. a mp. 60 watt, 64S-8780. ROTO·PFli~_!i~~~"z,N\Outrig1. how puldpit and~~ l~; captains C' ua. ........... Dinette Rel y; ..... um.; v~• ere e e .. ...,., thru Sat. use ,.,.JhomJ or IJ)ee.ken. gera. ~a..._ .. wv or o -<.'U.ltom ~tor tn1n ... ._ valllt'. 968-5588. green chn. $.15. Herculon _Lane~~· CM __ . -----~ Any ohms $100. or will trade °?dLDEN ~~le~ 3 yrs W. <!arpcf, compass, R.D.F., MEDITERANEAN co uc h fabric green arm chair $25. GAHAGE aale. bunk beds, * AUCTION * for comparable electrtcal 0 wo u • needs • 91ti-1542 • anchor, line, and nares. 9.8 $65. New rru.Jty,'OOd cooUee Servel gu rebig. Milke of-ency c Io p ed ia s , crib, For return or any tn. guitar or bass. sn..cm . ~~~· Won't Sell 18 HP EVINRUDE hol"8'epower Mere. Main, table, end tables $150. 2 fr. 675-4.105. llhlp.strape jungie gym, 1onnation leading to return Fine Furniture CLARINE"l' BUJXHg uaed 8 Elect. itarter $.i5 takf!'I mule, aro ]67% Get"1I 3 )Ceramic lamps $15. each Garage Safe 112 clothing, kltdlen Items. Sun of a gold fout2 leaf clov~ & Appliances wk5 llke new $100 call even-8 MO old blk Fem Mixed 327 w. Wilson, Sp. 5, CM Barlow winches, b:Nlrdtne ,556-8324 only' 11).6. 11&16 Spruce St, ~e~:ro~th j ~!~i e1~ WA~idons' Fr!Aday, 0'1:30 R:·rn. lngs 644-51'83. =er· aft~I~~ .,.,.,~• Kd 10 hp Mercwy Outboard. ladder~alm~~I Th!L~ .-:AIR of beaut. Contemp. C 0 MP L diVlfll' 1ear. Fountain Valley. So. off Hell horseshoe in center: a190, tn y $ uct1on Bern LUDWIG deluxe c I a s a 1 c ~· 1970, like new. S250 an ex .. ~.,.....,., c ean uuu Chai-. ..~1e blue velvet. blcyclelf, ski ,.,,uip, camera, betwn Brook h u r It & MOVING, 2 ""'" m a I e Call .,..,... ,.,.,., and had fresh m paint .. •~ "" Bu-"-rd gold locket (WM on chain), 20751,S N__...11, O.! 646-..._.... druma, gllver sparkle, cym-J.. .,,.,.....>.AJ In A"-· 1 R I t ~ Teak end table. Gold velvet elec drver, misc., Sat/Sun ...... · 1 "'ck 1 _, ···~ -ba!s & ··-s ... ~. ~, ~"l neutered cals. Blk short :::-~='="~7-'--7-,~ _ .. s · ep acernen '"v.' • J approx. the size o a ... e , 'oehind Tony's Bldi Mat'l. ......... _..,., ~ 12 VOLT BaJt & Bilge -ell 110 000 ~·--rec.liner. Xlnt con d . 1().5, 522 San Bemardino, CUSTOt.t furn. Glau top oof· inscribed in script, FLA. Q . hair, blonde long hair. both "' over . · vw•""' 675-7465. NB 642~ fee table, sofa, light fix-These are deeply treasured ANTI . solid bronze lrg Office Furnttu rt/· Mebrk. 675-1886 • Pumps* Cl~, !14.95 ea. S~ng liU"g'eT boat. Asklrw: t.tOVING! ,_fu.1t Sell Heren-"VRLIT"lER piano, 80fa, lures, occas. ch a Ir s. family mementos & the lOSll chandelier. <>'!'r 100 hand Equip. 824 FIVE beautltul Kitlt!ns h·-1 1.or niake otttt. )Yill don tonnal dining rm set Dbl door refrlg. Also Patio torchlere lamps, 1vall con-is irreplaceable. PLEASE, cut crystal pnslrns, 16 lltes.1 --.:....:..-~----1.oog hair. male & !etnale 0Bo~1t~s~,.!P~o~w~o~r:_ __ _!90~6Ji-j'"~P_:•~n~-~:_· 7il~4-~f!G.;=":3i,737;;;,. ;;:! '$400. Qifna closet S40(l. See-Sale 1!).6 Sat. & Sun.; 18742 sole, mimlr, carpet, paint-PLEASE help if you have Paid $am. Se.II ~· Very EXEC ~I chrs n 5/25 Sec 675-4784 .. H'.-28 Ketch, Orig de1!p, •1y· King size bed. Misc Via Palatino, Irvine INr. inp, Klng bed frme, any inlonnatlon -642-3589 beaut. Tiffany hanging lamp chrs SS/24 Desks $20/00 SIAMESE kittens &: rare ANNUAL 'MID Stn.IMER ebeolutely Mint cond. Cus- ltems. 673-0116 CUI,-, Cam-••) kllchen faucet, lamp ahade. Eves. & y,.-eekends. Sl?J. Couch custom, Cost Pierce 1167 W 19 0.f 642-3408 clearance sa.Je. ;~anta.sUc toin Teak Int, built 1960. Alk "' ~ .,.2621. "~ ••II -~ & ht 2 Siaperilicos w/fleas. Call vi In ~ GORGEOUS one c•-t di•· G-m·1;:_•~....,·h.-cl-ub wchalrs. OFFICE equipment -Desks, sa l1tl on our ventory of $11,500. Averv I: Com ....... u. LIKE new · P r. blue crushed DECORATOR sale, wicker, 1..:.:..:..;==-------... n """"" ~mo eves & wknds. & hoa = ~ ., ~v bl ood ~'talre t chairs, machines, tables. new used ts. No reas. v•J'""OT.JU chenille L/R chairs, ue calioo, antiques, P la.n ls, MOVING! Stereo, 12 chord m ~ engagemen $40 ea. 552-7586 Need u-nt otter. "~1174. TO right home 4 mo. female offr refused l\1eaa Boat :,,;;.;o:c:o.--~----· 1 "lpede1tal base couch, walnut misc. Sat 9 am to 5 pm. 1961 ring cost $850 wUI aacrilice · ·6~ .,...,.... Sho · · ruu. Race Snipe reg In coffee table, lg. sq. lamp Port ,, ............. ~e ( Harb o r organ.China, ~.,tureu,' Fl&mostorlaps. S500 cash, "Gill" 842-54.15 D~~~ay t,roys inclld •1~~ft~~ P l1not1/0r111ns 826 Shep/R~rvr mi.x. ta. CeCMnt«:1_ 1~ N0 .. , ~"'"'~vd., Natl' Snli>e' class.' Tniier, t bl ••• -·~·--N -·. • ..,..ue llwv .. , 0 ll6IUUI-.! • _For'-'=c=!nl""o=c=al=l,,W-"'"~3980=-· -,-. ~"::! ~. cover. new --"•· -·ly a e. ll't'r"V•;J.J V:,;iew=..:H.::•::;m::;•:::•:_) .:..:;;·B::;·c....-~ I stemw·-. Steel o!llce desk. MtKollo-us 818 tank mmod · -= ......., '"'" ,,... .... .., co e m working f Q L * BEAUTIFUL young male 21' ..-,1000 La p 1 tr a k e refinl.shed. Make offer. nt-M01VING every1lhlngal mustd LEAVING atate, must sell Elec. typewriter. Household GET tn•-• Sal S h St condition. Old porcelain ree rpn 8$$00$ kitty. Altered, shots, box "U1rtchsen." A1nt cond. &15-2381, 213-331-3758 w I Bassett orm in. all mile. Items. AUJ 25 & tools, machinist tools. Misc. acqua """' e t · hand painted tub. 8 counter trained. 644--0139. New business venture forces ~lagne.vox atereo, Color TV, 26th, 10454 LaDespensa, 2507 Lehigh Pl. CM. Cl.othiJli'. & Cleaners, suits, cabinets, 3 x 5• Oil' CMters. As Lon• As You Llkol LO'~LY kl 8 •• ld sale n-at olr over SSOOO WOW R•re BRM set & misc sml items, F.V. 968-7789. shirts, swim trunks, dble Available immediately. The • v.c. tten1, WI\.& o , .,.,, .. :.... ~ "A" "'6ll · zr AJbatrou -4 be.gs of au._ ·books 847~ M·:,_:o"vm~G::..:.oot=c.or~ ... ~ .. -.-mwi-ctl ~~vede~.ori::1J ~j{ :.t N~'*:; = i::e: g~~ 1800 Westclill N::elay:' a~~ey~~:t ~'tJ~. ~. ~.264 1~a ;;' ~~·R:;~;, l2J ~~· Good cond. DIVORCED • ~fust sell sell excess tum .. clothing.&. set, BabyLlne crib &: fall line of Levi's, Lancer, ""o7.c--==----~ night at 7:30 PM. We want SCO'ITIE Turler mix pup. outdrlve. 'trailer, elec. mtr · · velvet· sora, p I c t u r e s , misc Sat &. sun.. 9-5, 1132 dresser, Qn sz Hemtlon Co-ordinates. Lee pants & DELMAR "''??Ye" w ood everyone to learn to play * Extra smart & cute * lift new lop & canva.s CAL 25. Reduced to $.5900 Herculon !J:!fa &: L.S, hide.a· canon, CM. Hide-a-Bed, boys Campaign lop name brands. Also try llhade, 10lx62 ' royal blue: the organ! All materials .Atale, 6 weeka. 494--4853 coVer. Xlnt cond. Call Super Clean, Sperkllna cond. bed, lamps, refrig, etc. GAS Range w I g r idd J e, furn, modem lamps. our dry cleaning penny sale. brown & . tan. $50. 10x12 furn.i!lhed. 644-5a92 Hull no. 1177. 0 V.TI er, 675-0869. r ef r lg , rug, lamps, 963-3378 For each gannent cleaned, Mag crphng. ~ hl';Je. Tom Dieterich • In ch"rv.o. 'TI SIDEWINDER 85 HP _SW-rolS_~=------white & black """' Lad -.~ I [B ' 1 ' • VE LVET high back chr, $90. household items & mif!C, 343 GARAGE SALE -A1..J... a similar garment will be .. . · _,. lf'I Phone 642-2151 1 'L, Out-Board Chrysler KQld & 8 DINGHY. Oan, cAl'f, boat Hexagon comnJOde tbl $35. Colleen Pl, CM. 642-3100 WEEK. Comer group, crib, cleaned for le. 5th St. ~ bi~:b ~~.t.er =e. $31. COAST MUSIC Ptti lftd SClppln 1", bronze. Xlnt corni. $2400. hose .. Dlaniond v.•atch/rinz. h1ng size orange quilted bed OLD Round Oek table & 4 bahy·s chest, dlnette S(!t, Clothing & Cleaners 2050 · e\v un ... , 1· S8 Ne"•port Blvd. at Harbor · -646-0032. 2212 College No. 1, S I al n I e !I II coo kwatt. '.spread $30. All xlnt cond, chrs, $125. Brass bed, $135. reh1g., bar & misc. Hun-Newport 'Blv., at Bay jn C1.1 ;~~;:4'4~ Costa Mesa. c.t.t 1,.::6::.73-:.:3::772=. ------ 642-2977. ?\1isc old furn. 1740 Newport tington Continental, 19772 Aug. 22-28. • upright Vncuum .......... ~ ... ~~---1 Pets, General 850 LET \1.\ sell your tralle.rable ~IAHINER. 31 Ketch .• bit '61 ~10DERN 5 pc Br rm set, Blvd. C 1arem 0 n 1 Ln., HB. CU~M Spanish Wrought ~35• Hvy_ metal 2 clraY.·er til· PIANOS _ ORGANS fiberglass boat. F'or fa•t Perkins diesel, hold1J1g tank, Red reel. chr, matching Fur GARAGE SALE, 2 3 8 4 2 968-4896. iron, 2 room dividers, 1 7'U ing i::abmet S20. Decorator New & Used. Great selection, ATTENTfON PETS! results call r-.tesa Boat A-1 cond. Ask $25 ~r. Avery chn & much more Boeing El Toro Sat sun NEW MacGregor ladies golf by 3', l., 7' lli4'. 1 gate, Spani~h w(!Od v.•all shell Co ti . Honie away from home, Centeor, ~ or 6-16-0:)39, & Con1pany. 6'1'".>-8990 ~iT.36. . ' · ' bed clubs. 5" irons&: 3 woods $50, 4'6x3'. Decorators staircase w/pair of matching wall mpete ve prices, Open Built just for you! ~ Aug 25-26, 9-6. Stereo, • NCR Jg · 2 to match. 2 High Back sconces. $1~.. Plate glass Eves. & Sundays. The best Boaniing/grooming 546-2S4S FISH orSkil5' Glutron 16' PRINDLE Catamaran. Cl..ASSiflED •· ··•· 642-5678iiilt•urnl--ture-·, ~m~isc~. iiijjjiiiiiji ' Cash register, ""·"'vel cha'-& sml _,,__. mirror 89x24 $15. 846--2230. deals are always at: Tri-hull fiOhp Johnson full All extras, like new. CaJ.I tapes. xlnt. sso. padded 0 -. •• ·~~ W II h SAVE HOMELESS • 492-9570 • 1 --" ..-...,. queen sz headboard, tall, coffee table. Sacrif at ;~ '64 FORD Wagon, needs I ic S Music City top, tach/sp, JISU?'B, galv oc: KO or a ..... Pll ,._.,... $10. 254 Bucknell Rd, Costa orig coat. Approx. 60 yrds repairs. 3 Pc green sec. South COMt Plaza MG-2830 PET trlr, $1850. 97~9ll9 :lc,17~00·'=~~-~---1 r ',\.-.-c;imlllc:_.~,....,,,.~ '. ·9'1~qp~ • ~ .... ~ AOONVEN!MSHOPPINGANO - For an •d In Wome n•s World Call Mary Both 642-5671, ext. 330 lrl Scout Uniform Skirts Button Off! Mesa. 557-7846 thick red shag crpts & pad. couch. good cond. 4 Bikes, "!'~'!'!'~!!!!!!!!!""!!!!!!!!!!' 534-3228 or 4M-485.1 1969 SEAFI..J.TE 151~· Mere RHODES 33-Claaslc racing MOVING • everything must Xlnt cond. Chst $000 Sacrif red wagon, Bissel Shampoo. Wuru.rrzER spinet piano RACCOON, six montM old 120 1 1/0, d~p 'y with chan1pion "HANAHULI," go! Kingsize mattress, box $200. 846-2230. Maater, desk & chair. xlnt cond price incl Ciel. $450 $3.5. Has shota. Hol15E'broken Van.qon trlr. Best oHer. Top condition. $6500. Ph: springs & frames $150. GE Get your Swim Suit for the games, etc. Sat .. Sun. 16.57 240ll Silverbay Dr. El Toro .,to-;l_H_to_r_ho_x._646-0 __ 788_-= 557-9012 1,;,67"3-~1"232"0. =~~--~ refrig, freezer top $50. long Labor Day Weekend Labrador Dr. C.M. 54~2539 830-4444 Cats 852 'tl MPJACK XI'. Open.225 26' DAN1SH Folkboa.L Xlnt Whirlpool washer & dryer and hot days ahead!!! Low-NE\V Westinghouse retrlg. FISCHER Baby Grand, dark OMC. Under 100 hrs. Trailer cond. Sip avail. Recentl,y S250. Clothes & m i s c . est prices in town . . • dbl. door. Hotpolnt washer walnut _ decorative. Xlnt Btrru.lESE KITI'ENS & extras. Xlnt c 0 n d . overhld · & 1 u r v e 1 • d 675-2239 Ballif Salt s & dryer, Haiwst Gold, cond. $'150. or submit offer. Slo\\' stock SSO-up. 714/4!»-7901. 615-6829. GARAGE Sale -l\f ed. Discount Swimwear Zenith color TV 23", King 552-9455 714-537-4744 17' _ CRUIZON Inbd. Unfin, 19' PACIFIC Cal, no 450, dbl furniture, washer. relrig, 1004 Newport Blvd. ~lze bed, chain, rugs, miac. PLAYER Plano, Kimball Dogs 854 0"1\11 trlr, mahog deck. trapeze, trier, cover, l "' hp, freezer, household items. Costa Mesa * Sl&-0440 items. 673-3036 consolette 6 leasona old. Will -~-------plyw4 hull. glse. $400 or of-outbn:I. Many xtras. Muat Very reasonable. 2 3 2 2 \Ve Cl,..,.~ ~. 8th! ANTIQUE desk, h ea v l I y e PUPPY WORLD • fer. Sl8-WU. sell. 6~ P ll~A.t.. • """' """V' Sacrifice. 644-0788 eves. a ~s Rd.. Santa"" Ma. SUPER SALE' I carved f1'0nl AUl!trla. $200.; wkends. E N G L I s H Bull mix, 18' BA y & 't;i.shlflg; lnboant 4 BEAUT catamaran 12' ~1496. -\. • Oil paintings 24 x 48 Venice v;-=-====:--::-.,.-;;--1 Cb!huahuas, A me r J can Cylindj,.nlJnivcnaJ. Gd lnclds alu.m . mast. dacron =D'°'JN°"E"1'=1=.E~~.1~~&-"'"h~I~ IBack to School Clothes? ~all scene worth S2JO. for $60: XLNT cond nearly nu Ham-Esklmo ISplU), Pit Bulls sail SS ria .... n<P car k .. ta e · c n rs, & \\'inter Sport Clothing! still life 16 x 20 $20. both in mond organ l..212 model cond.. 67s..4.186 or ' --... · rac ' stud io couch. lamps, men's EvC'l)thing out for the first art frames. =""' .,.,..; $l295 cash. Pri pty. 54()-0044 Greyhound, Bull 'Terrier, 531--4212 • 1 673-4534 9049 / 070 TUN 6-~ I • . • : '~"'. -~ 11. UJJJ :~ ~~; and Y.'Omens clothes, books, ~·w T-cup Pocxlle1, I talian ._ CORONADO 23 L d d 5272 B rgund Circl time! Starting l\londay AUg. AIR c.o d"tione E FOR sale upright piano, an-Greyhound, Bull Terrier, 16' .c.\rJNRUDE Tri-Hull o a e • elc. u Y e, 27th. 10 Ai'1 to 2 PJ\.f. .....,.. cu...!..t' 1sooo' BTUme~n f t1nlsh good nd ...,nn Cocka 100 t.1' IX E 0 w/Evln 90 hp dlx till stereo. head, galley, VHF-Irvine. 551-4591, Sat-Sun 10-Se rra Thrift Shop "" ''""", \.V\11.S ique , co . ........,. poo. . trail~. An Extras, neat FM, Xlnt cond. Best oifer. ~,. . 3 average mis, $175. Also 897-3388 aft 5 pm PUPS!? Slud Service t.lost thru out. Aiust sell! S4!HJ!IC6 213-592-2260 GARAGE Sale, Sailboat, Old __ ,13_M_am,..s ....... ·H·n"tgn""Bc'""h""ll ~h~u~m~id~l~l~ij'~'~·.!:1.S~25~,~~& "H""'A1.°'tM=o'-N"D~ ...... =-=--mod="e'"1 "n~-1 Breeds. OPEN Ev Es: ~"Cec===~---........... dehumidifier $25. 831-1693. 121. Ex-llent -nd•"tlon'. 5.31-5017. • 25' CRUISER 12' KORAl.J..E Sa i I bo at out.....,..u motor, rifle & $2 800 c.aLI 2-4821 I IS sm R .f cyl Perkins Diesel Sloop, like new. 846--053; shotgun, undenvater Manufacturer's Salel SONY 666D ,\utorevtapedk • · 1 : 64 • R H E J-lauled, painted, surveyed 16342 Wood1tock La n e , camera, other goodies. SeU Bikinis, cover-ups, long & $185. Cost ne'v $600. Smith· UPRICRT Iron Grand from * AKC MALE, all $3850. • • 646-9!XXI Hntan Beach. ' f) • '··-· . f , I~ h ' • • • ,. • .. : -~ • • • .. Cheap. 504 Acacia St., Cdl\t short halteni, """'Cial occas. Corona elec port ab I e London, xlnt cond, $450. Call h VINTAGE H bl I I' Sall 675-3114 °,.,,.. 1,ype .... Titer. exc. oond. $65. 54:>-3182 1 ots, xlnt disposition. 13' BOSTON Wha l e r o e • no. ion dresses. Sat's only 10.5. 979-8104 SuJMr good w ith child-Complete 40 HP Johnson. 23. Near new trailer, lncld GARAGE sale Sat & Sun. Air conds., bikes, rugs, drps, antiques, lawn m ower, garage refrig., misc. items. 3951 Banyan St. in College Park, lMne. 703 \V. 16th St., Costa Mesa '"''°"'=~,.------Pl•no--Upright. Trlr. 1n4) 6'13-'rm Dana Marina ston,ae, Sept. {Comer ot 16th & Superior) 800 \VATI Power generator, 642-049'1 ren. $50 963-1584. 30 S!IXl tot 91336 ...,.,.....,...,,,.,,....,,,.,.. 1 gas $90. :P.1'etal lathe 6" GR.AND BANKS 36 · · -~ w-tools $175. Garage door Sporting Goodt 830 AKC Silky Terrier Pups. Lo en1 houn. Fully equp'd. '70 BALBOA 2U, sips 4, trtr, \VAS H ER -Dr ye r Com· opener in carton $50. ~--"-------Starllne bred, champ sired, S38,509. Owner 67:Hl'J4J_ heA.d, 12V, 0/B. Seagull, bination, elec. Like new. 499-3495 3 LB Dacron sleeping bag, Reduced. $100-$200. 1.971 STARFIRE 19'. M-maln $3400. Extru. 646-56.12 I ="'='="~------fl 1 lln $'1 Ladies u Oderless. no ahedding. ''"" SHOCK SABOT SOFA $85, matching drapes Has small elec prob_lem. BOGEN P.A. Amp. 60 watt, cl;, Pattye Bewv lt~r Call 557-4672 ]65 110. Deep V. Excellent $25, antiqued desk 30" x 50" A1ake offer. Xtra long amgle use Y.'./horns or C.....akers ·• """'==""'""'='~co..~~-1 cond. 642-3692 Ew1 SUPER SJL\PE! 14-1 1 dre bed w/trame, good cond. A o! SlOO ~...-· set w/caddy cart. $75. PLAYF1.JL, Golden Cocker U9Cd 2 mo $350 6-,.::-.,.J ;i, rea ant que sser $35 494-Sl67 ny ims , or 'vill trade * 545-1684 * s · I AKC 9 al 14' F1SH/Skl boat, 35hp · · ''"""" \v/mim>r, lamps, odds 'n · · tor comparable electric v~ie 8.ttect.i0na~$i00 ~ motor, trailer. $450 or otter. •CORONADO 25, No. 925, end11. 979-2315 after 5 PM. AUTOAIATIC GAR AGE guitar or bass. 847--4772. GREEK Surfboard, good good home only. 831_..... aft 4, 962-8688 xlnt cond. Delux featum. DOOR OPENER. F. ... condition, 6'5"2", Yellow & J.O'tO Se & CX>l\IE & GET IT - tbl, ine,., "DRAPERY FABRIC" Green. $50. 536-3520 ask for SILl\Y Terrier, AKC reg. 8 Zi' TROJA.~. only 170 hn. e make offer. 968-&30. lamps, toys, & misc. items. kno"'.JI brand. R~. $200. Z1 CMXI Yards lst's Dale. Best offer over $4000. E."< CLIPPER 21, trailer, Ollt· Priced to sell. 100 3 2 Specl8.I S l 3 9 · 9 5 installed S~ittl MIU PuT'C'ha.se nio's male. Chanip. dam & oond. 673--1849 board. Newport Slip. $2"l50. ·t f., ~r:l~~~~1%a~· s~:. 5.1Z1/i5. guar. f!93..3577 er t~fo~: ~50 valu~~Jt~ D=~ ~lpCo~1':e ~ =:,.=1::'~1~~·~·~=ho~ts=55=t_10U=li-c._._ru_•_h_1_1o_r * zr CHRIS Craft, 1968, 10'1'°'5.1">-~l.14""1~-~=--- . ·P. "" • J only 50 CAL. + 2·10 gal tanks, twcr, Call eves. 673-7896. OBEDIENCE Clau to start beam. Super clean, many 18* y Flyer So.ilboot and • :.~ ' ~ ,,~ • • lif"" 1,., Ii 1.; 11tand & fish, all eq\Jipme:nt. COPPER'_l'ONE Ref & gas FULL 11et GoU Club!, like nu \Vcd ., Aug 29, 7:30 p.m. ln extras. 'Make otter. 673-85&1 trail~r. Planing, hull. Xlnl l ~~ SOME.7HING for everyone · 11=. O'Keele & Merritt !ti-ran~. hke new, 2 Kitchen the .... ,·ne!NB n-a. 50' DIESEL Trowlcr AJaakan cond. 1213) 330-52'28 '~ f-londa 350, 2 frig, dshwsr, '" !lf'l!I one t 1 2 + nu bng, gd buy $50. u ~ ... ",~ ,~:;,, <:t1b, mens, womens & ple oven, Coppertone. $75. · · s . map e. • 5-15-7977 * * 546-4928 * type, $65,000. CAL 20, top racllli cond. 2 ...... ~~i . ,1 /".'. children.Ii clothes, Misc. Sat. 892-868.5. ~~ twm beds . 2 OLD MODEL 12 Wm-BEARDED COLLIE 646-iaSS scu sails, !BO Genny. $2850. '-,,..._, ..,...-r .. ~ & Sun. 893 Sandcastle, CdM POWER ?\towers. Remodel· 1;;,-°'H"O'°'RSEPO==w=E"'R~'"he--,h chester shctguns. PUPS. Champ Ins reg '70 Sell. ~ 100 160 hp I 'M"ll42-380"'om'=co"'°"'=-----_. , IBM typewriter, c 0 p y ing bathroom, new gold '" . nc 492-9817 &14-1760 · ' · 1/0, 59 hn, many extras. MERY 10, priced ' J Sal..Sun, lo-I. 131 Olm-~~~ri9r to Dime-A-line ~bech~· ~z!~r ti!~ & coin ~~~~n t :ii ':~ER puppies for Must' sell • 36' cabin $600. 64&-1772 after 6 pm. m i ,, , f1 machines, desk, file, misc. w Ind ow. Baker-Broiler, grinder $10, \Ve. b be r GERMAN , ... & ti trlr, '!Int '714: 89'1'~2881 to move. winner in It;, cJau. "" f\n ~ mereial, CM 963-2065 54s.q,a;& 830--4158 crulacr. 548--6618 or 14' J-IOBIE Cal, blue le white, HQ.ct Q .. e/U. SACRIFICE Sa I FOR sale din tbl & 4 Cap-IF • 979-3449 blue stripe in u.ll, $850. ~ t on Y • tairui chn:, $60, 3 end tbls & '65 VEI' Parts, 32'1 eng, TV, ,Radio, H i, MALE 1 yr old wht poodle. BOSl'ON WllALER _ 13.6. Days 644-88.18, eve 673-7244 -/ Garage sale, bst oUr takes -..M & Mech M h St 136 Blk 21.t mo old tem 646-014.2 -, '' hon 1 11 1 1 , S9lll w 1 coU tbl $50, 2 lamps $14 ......... s, · ag w ls, ereo 71 · • ·n 40 JtP Jchn8on, Xlnt *INT'L 14/trlr, nurit •. • Attract all eyes with these 0 '° tu t"Neum. · 842-2019 a1um rad. Like new . bet 5. ~1022 aft 5. oond. "~" tVo:7 or "'"776&. vttmllh., ala-·...a h • .:. L'_·:;--':.....J "->;c clever. fun· to-make holders! cean ron ; ROYAL u 1tron 1 c 11 642-433.51549-1175 * Summer Special * IRISH Setter, 8mo old S'J5 V't\l'"V9il """"' 4!M-~ 0~ 6~. ......, ~ • ..,...._ Handy-dandy sun-bollll<'t BABY ilemll, tum, dryer, lypewriter, tu.lly automatic El.EC Frti m<>dcl clothes RebvlJt.Plcturt Tube Poodle, 3yrs old. Both Boatt, Sitll 909 Fl.YING Jr. 14, w/roa.d trtr, ,,,, 1Tf. -tfi"( .r. 11isters have i;kirts that but· clothes, books, Sat/Sun, electric, ---'ect cond. 175. dryer. Adult bikes rocking ••7.50-21'' or 25'' Color ~Jes w/papen. 5J&..O'J95 2 Mi"" Ill<-•.., ton Oii to becom• practical 207Kl Woodlen La, H.B. ~· ho & t•-R .. * AUCTION * cover, oeta ""'· $700. -. potholder$. Gift hits, bazaar 962-00SS. 962-2528. rse o """· easonable * 2 YEAR WARRANTY POINTERS -(Engl111h), days 675--1700, evea 64~980 sell~n;. ~altt:rn 7 0 7 0 :CE ===RA~MI=cs=:~Kil=n-mo-l"d"s.-co~I-MEMBERSHIP lo Irvine 548-6.147 aft 3PM. lnslallaUon Available AKC, Champ. aired 3 mos Trail1!'1"8.ble ~llbollt8 ltOBIE 16 Full race, many r-rans!er, d1rcet1on.~. Easy to ored tUe for mosaics, Sim· Coast Country Club for sale. SACRlF! di11he~. sm ap-i Rice's Television ServiCf' old, 2 males $50. 6i:Joo8613 Aquartus 23 i" 21. Clipper 26 exlru. Near new cond. Jim. ·111 i~ Official Ce:dl'ttl' Girl licout Unifornl ls llO sn1oolh Md snappy, .)Uli'll want ru Sew anotner version fr1r \'Cr)'(fay. Includes ~idc·pleal umpt'r, blouse, orrrblousc, pants. do. nt0ns Innerspring & matt. $13Xl. 529--9991. \Vkends aft pllances, linens, tools, patio !onnerly Me.;a North Center AKC Jrlsh Seller Puppies, 6 Sealed Blilll with $lOO Re· 714/6fa..68!Jl. SE\'F.l\T\"l'I\'~ CENTS Sat. 2802 Francis Ln. 0.1 6, 673-1518 tum . very gd con<l., reas. 1 Blck S. of Baker 546-6002 wkll. lit Mliots, reaaonable lundable Ofposlt acctpl cd S"ABOT'""'="s.,,ldn~e-.-,~,be~-~la-,.--,1 t h dd o· DIG·-•-t I I blk 644-6199 open 9-6 (6 daya) 5..17-1953. from 10 AM 10 4 PM Silt. Id' ..... ~~ oi ·• ' or eac pattern -1 ""1 SAT & SUN 9-5 baby furn. & toys-. ao•1"!!:.n •. ,.c ~~ ihe~, Item••,·. ~M"o"'v"JN"G:::-. ""M°"l,-c-,ctu-m-,•""·lrl~g. STE R E 0 S and Quad 8/.25173 ~ Sunday 8/26/73. >';,. ~1A·., u,...'\I ;i um ts. $295. Printed Pattern !KJ49: Tl>en lzcs 6, 8, JO, 12, 14, 16. 18, 20. cents for cech pattem for cloihlng, lamps, desk, color ~"' U<I J n.c llUNTING ~. 6 wk.5 old, _ 5'~ ..., Air J\.1'atl And Special I-land!· TV much more 1929 Lanai much more, m 22nd St. CM TV, playhouse, Jr bed. tygt~ms. <Buyers bc\\•are!) tall11 cut. Sf5. mal~. $10 B1ds will be oprood at 4 trn:-; othtrwlJSC lhird-<"lass D Cl\! 'fOVING •· Sl'ORACE C.ompl dark rm, gun Don t pay too much for & femalcll. Call 54.~ PM. Boet.)nn,y bt ln1pected '* LIDO 14 LIKE NEW * delivery wi ll 1akl' th~ ~'~·~· ~·~· ------"'' "" . loadlng, 962-7929 new stereo system? We have o.t'NAAISC'ftAFi' Boe.t Sales, cw:tom canvas + a:Iass \vaeks or mort•. Send to GARAGE Sale, Sunday. 20M l.owc1t rate1' an area WALL fu thern from SSS. N&me WHITE frnl poodle, 1 yr old. Dana Point Marina, Dana cockpit covers. '114: 846-&59ff Al . th Cal rt M v-~-Bike 968-4765 rnace, gas, Sears, b · d Ch k oo -1 Shots. S35· 1° i:tO«I h:>mc. Pol t ·~ -· LIDO 14 N 6911 ice Brooka. r. DAJLY ve , esa ~. 1, 1-----~----automalic, 25.!XX> "BTU In· ran 1. ec 1 our .t<· ces * 979-1l89 * n • .,...,..,,,u. o. • SEVEl''Tl·f •\11': n :sTS PILOT, lro, Needlecraft IRnden1 & girl&, other good CRArl'SMAN JlOWt't' hack clud<'I vent duct S30 before )')U buy. Al I ===~-""'='--=-=---,--ISLA.VDER 32, Modified to Good cond\Uon. S650. ~~t:af:.. :~rnpait~d f~ Dept., Box 163, Old Chelaea itemN. !lllW. $50, 675-4104 ' • . merchl.ndlte s. guaranteed. lif.ALTESE AKC125. 6-8 wk1, 3( 5 Bad·+ Spln. Roller tm-<1131. Air MaJJ and ~tal !land!· Station, New York, N.V. *"BEAUTIFUL old all wool * ~-34J 7 * ?i-fAPLE cof tbl chrs chests E--Z paymenti. 8?45°1 show llnes, ~!. S y_ $~. R'e e f , ~J e ct water, J•ck S•lmon Sloop 14VJ lng; otherwl.Se third-class lOOU. Print NAme, Addmst1, t1oni.1 carpet. lOXXt, $55. SlJDJNG glass patio door A bra.lded nitr lmf)I. ft stool ENJ OY LJFE, you 11 love the 8n-S566. Faioomettr, 0 p t t •at I , $950. 586-5004 Pr. K·316 delivery will take three Z~E i;;•gei,n~~· 'T2! 645-2573 frame, xlnt cond. 10' by 6'8" rlsh plct mrr:t nianymore IOUnd. Dyna Stert0 com-Pome r•n lan Puppies !l,e~ winches, Dodrtr. VENTURE 24 outboard ~ or more. Send to ,__.__. knit, etc. -.... WATER bed , mini blke. TV, $90, or bst. oUr. 646-5250. 586-8137 1 ponmt1 rattd tOll'I by all. 579-2'7'!Jt Rtuiio. RDf, Owner, trailer, 3 -•s'. ~to' ---~--u--· the DAILY ~~'~" "= cl·••·-· Sat niy •5 TENNIS mbe-" $100 • EM! 1peakera. You'll get 67>131l -... auu-Ml1• mao w., dlrtcHol\I 50c vu,.,,., mi~. • o .,. · me 111<11up • TYPEWRITER portable ,...._ d al dtltrt Call KEESHONO 11 mo old, all . sail. (n4) 8t$-.3l34 aft Pu.or, 442, Pattern Dept., lnflant 'MaC:...nMI Boot, 1624 lllghland Or., NB. CdM tennla club s Ith Coro II .__. u.., e you · lhota &: papen AKC $250 or !SLANDER 40 MS. Olffel 2l2 w~t 18th St., New e-..1 1 kno G * 64G-0045 * m na se or U"lllle 968--23.ll to In• P eet . best off. 536--0143. Live abofu'd. J\IUy equl~ 11' MALIBU CAT Yodc, N.Y. lOOlL Ptlnt <111a1C, ancy ts, pat. ARAGE Sale. Sat Aug 25 for bike, 80fft, ch e 1 t . (Private) A $.'50 646-9000 JU.llz. .lDD.,... "'t.I !~ms. $1.00. 9:00-3:00. 607Ma r la o ld, OAK Oftl'!, 1 pr. $25. Gas 54H13'J. SONY bl ta record POODLE ~le white· 7 r;::· Long rt.nae water • ID' SIZE and ~ '"'""'1 C<ocflel Book -CdM, Bar Stools It Mite. Dryer, good c:ond. $30. Call VW VAN TOP RACK $50. porta e "'\1ke er mos. old: ~broken:' all l. El«~:.!!."?,!." Boats, Sllps/1-kl 910 NViram ' t..earn % pictum! Pat· itOVING GR.raiie SaJe.1Frt Ir 496-5009 af.tl?l' 5 PM. 3252 ~flCHJGAN, CM ,sic~:,~~ pl:;: Sholl, papera. $100. 6'2--4821. 449 •00o0wt~rm~-....... •·1--"'--';....:.----s~ i10JU: Q u l ck t~p~ie iilltt nt Gin 'Book Sal. rr~ Santa Lue!& St., YOU beneJlt more !or much • 54&--0322 • w/two apeakert. s 4 o . Golden Retrievers \VA-Nn;o _ Udo i4 or Hobie ~ar~A~T ~~~· Hunt. I J"uliWl:lr and ~ one -more than 100 &lfts -F'V. 847-0363 less • Corona del Mar Ten· Miscelt1neou 1 6'4-6323, 833-212'1, ask for AKC. 6 lYk1. 551-5442 u. Will tndC Nlkormal ea 1 s~ -tRt'I fret from our 11.00. SUPER Big Gara.re Sale nlll Cub. ~711. Jtnl. '111-4.v•o .&l1'1mft Catalol'. AU Complete Al&ban Boot .. ~turtlll.}-23-49 Notre Dame * PJCA.SSO, DAU O'lllER W1nttd 120 SYPtf.PlfONIC itereo BSrt Honn 156 -1:. 1;, ~1:1'°~y~~\~ DOU CK! t~. reNn~e;.~· INll':rt~G BOOK Sl.00. CM!a l\lc111t. ln Collcre Prk GRAPJ-l?CS. PVf. PTY. WANT Decorator quality Liv tum tablt! AM/FM tape dk SPECTACULAR Appy. Very a,Jboa. llla.nd. Good ihru 8-P o -· .. .,. ...... ~ ~. 1 .i--....a...... '°' II ~Ufy ft:.UC Bookt • ~. MFJll~LHTH Ge.rdOhl, 20081 lttUST SELL! 535-«IOO rm fW'lllturt & Antique ot-4 ~e tlool'l spkn. Brand nu reaa. Must sell. Phooo 11'1. 6 B0-73. Winter only. ~. ii;" __,..-wnrnom,w. ;:::• if ll Prt19 A11lta11-. f\1lril11<nd, H.B. Rattan tum, MODEL RR TRATNS flee furn. A G11.1 t b o, co!rt $300 wfU lac S170. PM or a.1\)1.\me Sat le Sun 12' KORALLE Jr. Sailboat BOAT !Up, tlP to CO' In "llllTANT f' AS RION Qullt -1 _ lfJ)Olt""" sld•, •·•ldlna tq\tlp .. mflc. Phooo 1st: 63l-<l365 493-1812 -~T~. _ w/trlet, Xlnt oond. Prl PIY. l!Alhoa Covet. Avail Sept. IOOI .. ffandndl 0 t 60e. GARAGE SALE 64.1 S. Valley, ~lm \VANT to bu,v: Auxillat)' ~R':CA~"'2l;,,"-,Co"1or=-:TV;:;;-,-::wl::;th;:-I HORSE, Gray, part Quarter, make offer. 213-679-516'7 1st. $05. mo. Ml-(13(1 WMan flctt.. $1., ¥•MMD Qlllt Boot s .. J\fovlnf, tum'. A. m.IJc. NIKON ;· pl\otomlc f: 1.4 titnk!I" 10 ti! G?.fC ~ too r'l'fDClte <.'Ol'lb'al, xtm cond., Syrt, "'Make Room For Dsddy'' 30--40' Sli~ tor Nilbolll ta\'t ~bl.na" yoci want to &Ge. 2627 No. E Slnia ADI.. (:M lens, VW low bar1 .~hc pickup. 544-:W17. $145. Call alt 5, ~ •.• oleRn out the garage Avtry. Ir O,mJ)lny ~ 1tO! (Jluiilled >di do It I Qollt• IDr T...,., !Jvtor • COFTEE talilt, .,..,. from oll !Uter, 7.1 Jap .• ..,_11161 WANT TO DUY: !J6)-2ll63 6~ Ul Old C.ld!J11 far .. i. ... turn that Junk Into caah1--~,,;G"'7H9!/0~ii'---I ,...._tllll-M>lf..-11.-,WS beautiilll pot-. 5/lc. •ntlquo dbltlw t-SlllQ. FULresulll ore Just a ptlOne £mine foe AWl!n. ~pod want tlf ta a pod lo> AP"""' l4 bMdl llJIO or with a Dolly Pllol O...w.d Nt!<d a "Pad"T l'raco an adl ~14.IJO cnll away ~ i 544-3Ut e VllltmeM. beit orrw. 5C5-.z'iO'l -... adr'Call ~ Call M>611& t • • -·· Speed & Slcl 911 ALTA Craft 18' Cab l n Cruller. 50 hp JohNOn elec-. Irle. Skl·FWl·C"'-.1'<\. Full coven, elc. S600 lnc:. l nlO. fl'ee dock. Bayllhore Park, Sllp 50. 18' Gl.ASPAR 15 hp with troller $800. 646-6078 CLASSIC llirucins, lnbrd, 120 hp, O'lry!ilcr, n e c en 1 o/haul. $850. 714-644-2029 16' SKI boat & t1•8Ucr, 283 Ch<vy. good cond. 1000. m.,,153 ,~·--_"""'~][ii] ' Cyclff, Blkoa, Scooters 925 FREE SAFETY CHECl< WITH TUNE" UP XL 250 Jl0.50 I 650 Triumph 115. LABOR ONLY PICKUP ANDiDEWV.ERY Norm's Motorcycle Ha\·eu 1629 S. Standard, S.A. • 635-5102 . * BICYCLE-sA,;-1* Cyclff, Blkff Scooters 925 '70 NORTON IJOcc, gd shape. ~1u11t sell <1ulckly. $650. 962-2739 alt 5 Pl\1. ~~M'IN IBIKE~- $00. -'=~ ~2~8~1.KETWLER $85. 548-8454 Mobile HomH 9:iS Airer oft NE\Y 10 SP£EO ITALIAN RETIRED gent 1 e n1R n BlCYCLFS $59.9.>. Be1u .. il rlesper1ttcly necd11 spac.'t' Bicycles, 806 E. Balboa NO\Y In Adu1t Trailer P11.rk Blvd., 6T.,-.7282. Authorized for a U' x 52' with porch & NISHlKI' dealer. CarpOrt. Prclcr C.J\.t. a1~a. UN BEU EV ABLE! '69 Hot\. \VIII <.'Onslder buying sln11lar da MJni so. Ney,• Yamaha with lease of lot. 54>-0135. 305CC eng. Looks tac. }t'nvy Alt 6 PM or all day legal. 105 mph. Comp! 1 .. -,..,.•_e_nd7•,.·------ w/matching side car. $350. Motor Hom11 915 1 ;;;;6<;;2_-5,,91;;-9-;S"le""v-.ce-=~~~ S1l1/Rent Saturday, Auvu~l 251 l9iJ Motor Homft Truck1 962 Auto1 Want.cl S.le/Ront 940 !---------·-----·n GMC wE P•v ro1· ool.l.AR ,.!!! AutM, l"'flrted DATSUN 970 NEW •73 l Ton Sierra . a ulo. air oond. FOR TOP USED CARS EXPLORER 24 ' P. St .. rlng A braket • wrp 11 "°"" 1'" 1• ...... -·--WE'RE MOVING • 115617K). Only ~ us irst. , $3699 00 BAUER BUICK BIG SAVINGS ON GAUCHO HOWARD Chevrolet . '9''5 Hubor BIYd. '13 ~'°' l Ton Chassis. ot Eng, Dual N t a, h Costa !olesa gn.2500 510 s " II . o· ··--d 1wpor u.llC A I -• 970-Pit:kups oa er1e11. IVluo rape, MacArthur Blvri ,. Janiboree uto1, mpon-610'1; Arrn Chair St'al. stove, oven, l33-0SSS ><howe... toilel & etc. I "!:~:::::::-;:-=::::::::--,1-~A~L:!F~A~R~O~M~E~O~ (a 24353J. I - S9295 71 SPORTS CUSTOM ALFA ROMEO F-100 Super sharp. 4 spd. rad & heat. New 12 x 16.5 SAAB $121.32 per mo. tires plus orig tires & rims Buy or L1a11 lO~~ dn, 120 n10. Cash price ,.. &rl-!832 * Soles · Servlce -Leasing - S993.S.70. Delf!IT<'d pr I ce I ~~~~""!"'"~'!!!!~! Rentals S~.27. A.P.R. 10.62. '7'A FORD 1 Ton Truck, 12' 0.A.C. &take bed, pwr accesa. Stereo, $3,500/best offer. ~ EXPLORER O. HUNTINGTON BlACH . . - Tllrarh Jhnp1111~i +'1' ' " .... , ....... •,. < '.< • • •cl •,.j ~ -. . .. -1973 FORD % ton, 4 wheel AJ.SA ROlitEO . SAAB ~m~r lliS °""' Nawport Bch 83.1. 1300 Open Swu~.\:' '71 DATSUN 510 4 Dr, Alr Cond, New Til't!S, (693DLT), S1395 IAf-r\.!A(,. '• .'> • .. ; i1', rlUN!1t..C,IQr, R!;.....1-1 HARBOUR VW drive, AT, p/&, lhell, bed&. in NE\\'"PORT 4 mo old, OOXI mi, like new, ----------1 JAGUAR 'l.1 Jac)uar .V· 1 Z E Type Coupe B. R. green. loaded, local car C0627B\\1), S6666 1"lllitn1111•; ll1!1li11'• l(llW ~ ~ J.1 ' \11\1;1 .. . . .. . LOTUS '6.) LOTUS Etan, new twin t.'8.n1 eng., perfect cond. 6T.r3968 alt. 6 -.,.., k d y s, \\'knds·-all day MAZDA DAIL 'I' Pl LOT Sli Autos, lmport.,i MERCEDES IEta 50 USED • MERCEDE~ ~ ON DISPLAY ' Sharp New Car Trade-lns Coml"9 In Every Dq Aak About Our Uni""' Used Mercodea L .. M Pl•ns ~ House of l11ipi11ll 6862 ].fanehelter, Buen1,.Park ... n the Santa Ana Frw1 523-7250 JIM SLEMONS , IMPORTS MERCEDES BENZ 1---------1971 400 CZ & ZiO Boyd & SKYLANE, '69 Cessna. Nice Stelllngs, framed CZ, Bolh equlpt. Finance ns needed. Cherry cond. Must aell. U7,COl. 675-200) (Baker) Saerif to best ofler. Call aft Camper1, Sal1/R1nt 920 6Pm. 5.1,6...4379 NEW '73 VIVA I MOTORHOME Wlnnebog<>-:-For Solo 'l7 Cb1efton pn pty Sf.i.5461 4%-5.126. AUDI '65 FORD F'100. 8' Stylesldel----------18Tll Beach Bh1d . P.U. New Radial tires. AUDI '72, 23.000 miles. StJck 1 __ H_unl_._Bch __ • _S1_2_-4135_· __ ~tom cab. VS. Auto. Air. shift, AM/Fl\I, imma<allate! ·n DATSUN \Vag., 4 spd., Like new 66-8614. $3350. 833-8158 R/H., air, lugg. rack, clean '56 FORD P.U. \\ Ton. Now AUSTIN HEALEY $1,525. Pvt. ply. R31-m!. * Mazda '73 Rotary * $66 MONTH Al.TrHOR!ZEO SALES & SERVICE Jim Slemons Imports '68 HONDA 450 Chopper, '69 FORD r-~ Ranger 11 harp ! Needs &0n1e Carq.pcr Spcciul, ll\\'r brks, carburetor Y.'Ol'k. Belt offer air COlld, etc., w/10~' self· or trade on smaller bike. Fully Self Con!~lned, range, phone 8-S PM only oven, dual Sinks, d u aJ ~· ---,C--C~-"'.,;;,~~-­ whi>els. 1 Ton Dodge Chassis, * 72 KODIAK *· J6 1'10N1'llS O?EN LEASE \VIII accept trade-.ins CALL !.IR. FRY 842-6666 & n\uch niuch more. {y-dlll) Nu, $64:00._ SlpA 6, full equip. $6595 Ust mio.-6<2-1933 Hunt. Beach l.1C1 Quail Newport Beach engine. PJO, Cull 646-8137 _ WILL u11de '70 Datsun 510 + oont. campc>r. 213: 421-1440 548-2765, 642-4605 ' '~% T. Cnn1per Spec, Air, '69 HONDA ' Chopper, 6(XX) R/H. J..(J. nii. PIS. P/B. miles. aean. Must See~ ~ps 4, loaded $ 3 4 O O. JW.sl offer. 642-2295 alt 6. fi46..M32 A~k for Bob Paris. 761 Scott · * '~CHAMPION :II' Load· after 5pm. '62 AUSTIN Healy 3000, 3 cuh for bus or v1111. '67 CHEVY % Ton Pickup, tarb, ne\V pearl 1\•ht. paint. 556-1744 or 642-8396 MAZDA 833.9300 E?\'TER FROM MacARTHUR '5.l MERCEDES, 180. Xlnt Europ. body, reblt eng. good Int. $550. Best o It er. I.EI' us sell your c11n1pc.•r or _P~lc."c.'~~·c.A~pc.t..o3'-, .=<Th::I,_ __ _ traJlcr for )'011. ~1 es.it A Great 8ik1! Camper Sa lci, 2036 l-larbor, 1970 Kawasaki 350 Costa 1'.1esa, 646-4002 -Xlnt C'Ond. $.150 {'all Jin1 '70 FORD PU ~· ton 'vllh e 536-7867 e $92.'19 por mo. 90 mo \V/20% dn, C1:tsh price S704R. 70, DeJc1T<?d • p r i c e $9706.84. A.P.R. 10.96. O.A.C. camper, jack3. Sl('('ps 4, nu tires. Xln't cond. 646•7387. '71 J.IONDA 3.50 Sr-rambler Lo 1973 SUNDIAL lS •. r mileage, new oond. ~tust u 8' CA?i!PER, water. Ice hox, sell. Leave ov('1'1!('as, $550 home looCled with all great propane r;tve, $250 or offer. or hest ofr. 646-0176 camping e q u Ip men t In. 1:.Ao "lll 3227 B-0 d NB eluding d"ai rear wheels, ,,...,...... ' """ ' . . '71 HONDA CL ", =. ' -•·, • '68 CHEV C-30 ''""" ..........,, air coiid, roof rack and la(!. ~ , chas mid, llke new. N...-..1-clulch d · ue I 0 d ll --b ck cna er. Big , automat c penroa , SC' ... "'"• t Ml • plate. l\1ust aell •~ or V I I I "'""" ,,,_, ~ transmission, power steer-ery c ean. o m · -"l<TVW1 trade for truck. 556-Cl276. lng &nd Buer brakes. nns 8' FACTOR\' campu, comp 'Tl HONDA 500/4(CB 500 low low mlleage beauty inside Sl75 or S 2 0 0 }(2) Gold, almost new, only retailed new tor Sll,000. w/loading !acks. 646-1278 1500 mi, $1XKI. 548-6887, 213. This weekend you can drive TRADE '71. 8' Pilgrim I ='<°':J3..39'l8=o0'=~--~--It home fo ronly $6,995. Lie cabover camper for Kood BICYCLE 10 8 p d 264HOK. At Bob Longpre running V.\\'. Bus or Bug. GµITANE tandem, equip Pontiac, 13600 Beach Blvd., &-3Tl9 for touring. Cost $400, sac 89'l-fi651 or 636-2500 INih, 8' x 38" shell cnmper S200. GT:>-2736. $689 5 w~ cargo dr xlnt cond $225 c*'-"·12"°"'K"°A"l°"v"A°'sAK=·1~730~, ~.-l~m. PACE ARROW or oft. 830-t809 mac. wndshld. & cvr. Or 'Tl O:IEVY camper. %. ton. 4 833-9627 Days, 5 5 6-7 0 3 4 TIOGA whl drive, PU. 5900 ml, has Eves. Base Prioo all. SSi;iO. fi.15.-0755 ----SCfl\\'INN Super Sport !lllifEDIATF. DELIVERY '66 VW, factory can1per, Dc>raller. Great cond. New CREVIER BMW xlnt. cond. radio, hf'nter. g<>11rs, $70. Call Da\·e, s..ilcs. Service. Leasing new tires. $960. 9fi6-1851 546-8937 208 \\!, 1st SL. Sll.nta Ana ·13 Y A.\tAHA }%) rirx au t>x· , ---...· ,.._mJJ,-"'""'_,n,....,;;----Cycl11, Bikes trn!i. very fast &: reliable, 1 -e SAL~S e ed with _.., e1'tras, l 1 7 4 AUgUs!a; · <!.M. 546-0318. FOR Rent Auto, V-8, canipcr shell, Muse sell, $1,300. 493-8587 $1300/or offer, 552-8175. FIAT 28 Ft Motor Home 546-1452 '62 CHEVY one ton panel 327 eng .. 4-sptl. $500. or Best BMW --------! 17331 Beach Bl. R42.f,6:ifi a.17-9394 -BOB LONGPRE-i -==-,M=G"'Bc------------'71 Fiat 850 Spider ouer. 894-8381 Evenings LEASE A 1973 '70 1 Ton Cab & Chassis, 4 BAVARIA •PERFECT condition -22' speed, duals, plb, p/1, Terry self con!, bltn retrlg, radio S16.i0. 839-4000 We Buy Used range oven. v.·ater filter, '62 OIEV ~ T, w/shell . BMW's front Gaucho rtr plan, lrg. R/H, Trans cooler, New awiiings, B.A.L. ja c ks, 1 · SllXXJ/ f 646-72S9 Top Dollar "aid Trailersi Travel 945 Special this 1vt>eke11d $1495 . . ~ Tlh\tdt Jhttpl111!i f<t ' ... ' "~· ... ,.......,. '• , • • "' • t tA~ WOI) MAZDA -SERVICE FIRST- to:XCLus1vr. MAZDA LEASE Reese Mich. Many extras. pn ' a>r, o r. -CREVIER BMW Slpa 6. $2695. 5'$.3724. Vans 963 Sal Se . , __ . AU,A R01'tEO . Sfu\B !st Su-,.,,t at !he e REAL Brni e es . M ee • LC)U>mg in NEWPORT "'- -·· -··-· ; 18' x8' travel trlr. Covered NEW '73 3l8 \V. 1st St., Santa Ana Santa Ana 1-'r.\'Y· wagon, slf-<"ntnd, Wtr. htr, 13>3171 '69 FIAT 850 Convertible 2001 E. 1st Street ref. gasft:lec. toilet, shwr, Newporter ORANGE COUNTY'S ~Qi~r Santa Ana 5.58-7871 leveling jacks, aw n ing . 5 rf y · I=~~~~-~~--'73 ~fAZDA. RX-2. 2 dr, auto $1400 cash. Pvt. Pty. U er Gft OLDEST FIAT 124 Spyder, 1969, 5 spd, trans, air oond, R&H, Angel * Ph. 548-1338 * on a Chevy Qiassis, F.quip-& burgwxty, good cond. $1650. Bl~. 2500 mi. Orig owner, FOR the small car & lite ped with v.s, Auto Trans, aft 5, 4~. $3800. or best offer. 494.-4892 weight towing, 12' Papoose. SPL"Cial paint, Football win-JAGUAR *'TI. RX2, 30,000 mi. Mint 13 & 15' Field & Stream. 00..vs, sldepipes, Mags with cond. Stereo, $2300. lifesa Camper Sales, 2036 oval tire!!, i#Ul.533521. SALES.SERVIC&.LEASING 1------,-,.-, ____ 6_75-_74_1_4 __ _ llarbor, Costa li1esa $4495 OVERSEAS DELIVERY NEW 1.·IAZDA '71 ·R·100. 4 spd. '66 l\1GB Engine removed needs rebuild, body • no dings, trnns rec .e ·~-~~(" rebuilt, needs paint ~M· $300 firm. 96~ 1 '67 MGB \\'Ire \Vheel. AM· FM, XJnt condition $1100/or best offer 963-5267 OPEL '69 Opel GT Silver finish wlUl red lnterlor, (ZRR071). $2099 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1970 NOMAD, 21%' 1Jully sell ROY CARVER Inc Radio/Heater. Xlnt cond. contained. Xlnt cond. pri ••3 51 • • XJ-12 $1750. 89l-8954 nft 5. 18881 BEACH BL. 847..as55 pty. 96Z-3760 .. •, ~r mo. ZA E. 17ltt St. HUNTINGTON BEACH 60 mo w/~% dn, Cash Cosia Mesa ••.• ••44 E Type Cpe. MERCEDES BENZ L 11 '68 XI t nd FOR sale 13' trailer. elec. & prire $48118.70, Defe-1-~~----~-~--1 OPE Ra ye ' n co .. ~ ....... ~,~brake.. •o"A"c i:;e12.34. APR 10.93 CREVIER BMW + Conv. '65 MERCEDES ~.°';;;;::.: ~"''4 · • · Sales e Service • Leasing •DR SEDAN pal1y. ': 16' ZENITH, Older seU..ain· ~ w. Ist st., S.A. 853·3ln XJ-6 .... ''"'ned Nu tires awn-USED BMW'S Aulomat•·· tra-m•·-~on, '67 RALLEY Kadett, orlc. ~/cabana, $600. 642.-03s. Great Selection radio. heater~ po\~~r ;eer-owner. Near new mdia11, '69 SHASTA 13• 1 clean. '73 BAVARIA (DEMO) Ready For Ing, air coMi'ioning. new battery. $895. 536-!lll Scooters 925 must ,.,11 by the !st. 14311. O< • SERVICE • offer, 53&-1098 'Tl HONDA. Cl 4.'l() $87S. lmmac cond. lmo old. 642-1933 '72 KAWASAKI G3SS, 90 oale • RENTALS • racer. $225 firm. 7 6 3 Sacrifice. $625. or make of.. '71 BAVARIA Immediate Delivery $1295 PORSCHE I . fer. Must"'" 646-5566 1===.:v~===N======1·n Tn P!V"~' ,. NEMIOD lenl trailer. Ea.<y A S '70 3.0CS COUPE DICK MILLER PORsrnE 911 E. 'llr, towirig l400. Sleeps 6. '69 2002 MOTORS sporton1atic A/C. atr/radk> • ·n SPORTf;'TER XU!, ex- tended forks, com !WR!, 5900 mlles. $1":00. 968-Tiil 10 SPEED ~~rinnG1r11 bike, "'hit~. goorl condition. fi73..6086 or 6734G7. -----ltONDA 350 CB, 1972, 1200 mi's, $6.')0. Call 54:..sz!l5 FOR gale, 2.iO Yamaha, 197f Enduro. Xlnl cond. Xtta~. Co.II 536-9685 '72 i:,"TEEN' 100. Dirt bike, ge}dom used, xlnt L'Ond, $3.iO or bfit oflr, 5-16-85-;7 (2) TACO JI.fin! Bikes $150 & S100. Xltr<1.1 included. Call 546-465.1. '70 HONDA 750 C!een. $900. 96.~1005 ·n HONDA crro ltlinl Trall, xlnt cond, under 600 mi, S185 962-1763 YAMAHA W MX, last. just rebuilt $350. 962-7219 * HONDA Z-10 XL Pcrfttt rondl!ion. Rf'C('n{ly serviced. Call Kurt, 979-7579 OLDIE but C'.oodie! HondR 50 1963 C1·10 d!rt bike. Xlnt for ~innrr. S65. 962-2059 SClf\VJNN 10 stx'ff'I bikf' 18 tr10n lhs old $60. Phone 979-2076 '71 KA\VASAKI 500, n1lnt cond. xtrns. $650. •!143-6355• m.JSKY 1972 5spd low hours cherry, all the extru, quick. 837-3425 1972~ HODA&\ ' ' S u p e r Rat", best offer. Xlnt cond. 557-9012 '70 KAWASAKI 00, dirt bike, xlnt cond. 6<2-{1!43 •Suzuki 1969 ASHJO. S150 Off.road vehicle lie. 962-8732 SEAR'S 10 SPEED BIKE. GOOD t'OND. $35. • ~1555 . TRIUMPH mo!orcycle T'JO re very niC'e clean runs strong, to see ca.II 5.16-433!}. YAMAHA T;J() Endum, 500 mlleA, $·150. Helmet In, eluded. Xlnl con1I. 552-1\0l:l -·-.. llamllton, Apt A. CM. aft 5:30 dally. 1969 BSA 650 Lli;,:htnin,g, mint. 1st $500. takes. See it at 885 \V. 161h, N.B. days, or call 61l-8ffi4 * HODAKA ACE 100. C e r Ian i front susp. Hlg~mp heed-cllamber. Barpln ·$2511. 5«>-'1323 K;\\YASAKI '.'Big ,Hom''. :i;o, 3,IXXI mi. $400. Call 548-70711 * 23" PARA.1\10UNT. 1''u\I campy. Tncl. brakc1. 1'1ake offer. 675-5633 '72 YAMAHA 125 Enduro. lo ml'&. A·l coiid. $425. Call 846-5230. '&S BSA rec rebuilt, cherTy cond $600. * SU-7236 * * Sears 3 \Vheel Bicycle • A·l Shape $75. 54()-3178 '70 HONDA SL 350, ll,(O) mi's, xtra tires. Very good cond. $400. "3-5259. CZ' ~'O late 72'. Very dean \\·'extra.~. J ell 6'5o7750, Frank 673-5076 '6:"> ,. A;\lAHA. Fair condition. S125. or best offer, Call 84G-<>l09 '65 TRI 650cc Bonn. Runs good $350, call Fri/Sat only 642-5501 ==~--~~ '72 TRIUMPH: Bonneville, 5 speed, 651kc. bst ollr, call bel\\"een 4 & 7 PM. 962-9941 e 1972 YAMAHA 250 litX. Good cond. Very dean. $625. 644-1765 SST MINI BIKE like new, a price! $125. * ~7823 * ·n HONDA Trail 90, like new $2'l5. 613-61118 '72 HONDA CS.100, xln'I cond. IIXI> miles. $325. Call 54f3...6IXll aft 4pm. RALEIGH "Chopper" Boys l>icyclt, S speed, Xlnt cond. !65. 846-5306. -* 1971 Kawasaki 75, $115 E xce 11 en t ~condilion!l! 675-6215. Like to Trade? Our Trader'!! Pnr;ul\st" column Is for you! EXPLORER °' HUNTINGTON BEACH l',o()1 i'f,_., H N.,' ,,.:_; ~J J "'vi,· ~(_,fQ'• F\CW•• GMC Motorhome1 23' A :16' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Orange Co.'s Exclusive Dealer Bill B11rry Pontiac GMC REC. CENTER Zn> E. lit St., Santa Ana 5511-llXXI *RENTALS* Lifetime, Superior, Open Road, Landau, Ovcl'land & \\'innebe.go Alotorl!Omes RECREATION RE.i.'lTAL AND SERVICE 216 N. Clara, SA TI4-83&S615 HAVE 21' 13 Fireball mtr hon1e on 1 T Dodge chassis, still under y,•arr, 7400 n1i. \Viii accept car in l:rd or what · h ave • you . 54.>-3766/586-5807. lm PACE Arrow 24'. 413 eng., air, 65 gallon gas, ·sips 7 10 8, l\linl Bike rack, super storage spc. 12.0CXl mi. Not a rcnlal w1il! $8000. 546-5098 F A1.J.. rates for rental of nlOtor ho1ne, sleeps 6, air, fully equ.ipped. $150. with mileage. Min. rental 2 \\·eeks. Avail 9/15. 552-9655 e Orange County's Finest • Dale's ].!otor Home Rentals Nev.• Minis, 23-26' Wetimes "Carefree tun" 838-0900 rr-.ntAc. 24' Pace AtTOW. Loaded w/xtras . Rent/Sa.le. (Will sacrifice). 714: 586-441J FOR RENT: Owners '73 Self- ront.ained motor home. $165 wk. 6c mi: 897-6796. 26' J\.tOTOR home for rent reasonable rates 839-1655 sleeps 8 * •n KODIAK* Nu, Sl>400. Sips 6. full equip. List $9200. 642-4933. FOR Rent '73 PaceAmnv 27'. Loaded, 11lccps 10. 5-l~O:l7 or 540-7~ . - -· Im Gisler. C.>t FORftDODGE '6I l600 W w Warn"r s A & tape. 9US Trim. xlat -·''""l-"""" ' · · cond, drk green, 644-(1'7~ 947 MOVING? 6x8 Covered 2 wheel trailer. New 10 ply tires. 49'l-9817. BOAT Trailer, 4. Ton Capaci- ty, Tandem Wheel&. brakes, $600 or ofter. 962--0789 Auto Service, Parts 949 VW tow bar for sale cheap, used once. call SUnday Moming, 536-2076 4 \VIRE y,1Jeet1. 2 new radials 14", 2 ne\v seats for sportscar, Sl40. 673-9525. 75 HP Evlnrude O/B. '60 New power head, good cond. $475. 641-1534 aft 6 P~I. l§l AntlqU01/Clo11tc1 953 '47 BUICK Super. Good body. good tires. good motor. Needs rear end work. Make offer. 714/870-4564. '47 CllRYSLER New Yorker, 4 dr, new paint & brakes. Runs good, $850/ofr . 646-7269 MUST sell 1948 Packard 8 Oub Sedan, outstanding maroon classic $1200 or con- sider offer. 645-5412. 1950 MERCURY, New trans, good body. Needs engine. $175 or best oiler. 968-6778. RecrHtion11 V1hicle1 NEW '73 Newporter Santa Cruz 956 Van Convenion Equipped \Vith Bubble Top, 12 Vott Ref:rig, Range, Oven . Jeruien Toilet, a\\'1ling, On a Dodge chassis and a lot 1nore (#0427231. . S5995 $87.89 por mo. for 84 months. 20'fi• !):\, Cush 1:.rlce $6408.70. [)(>fp1Ted price $8664.50, A.P.R. ll.04. 0.A.C. EXPLORER .,, HUNWlG'ON BEACH l "' " . 'l: ~"'' ' • • • '• <! r., " Several to choose from '67 2000 CPE AITN Collectors! '63 Jag JoJ 4;t..:14' -• • ---Mark X. Best offer. Call You don't need a gun to * 'SI-SPEEDSTER . . Tlh-<1rh Jl111p1111~;, '64 BMW 4 DR. tVenings 673-5426 "Draw Fast" ,vhen you Xlnt cond, $.WKl~ 83J.. White (OWR.974) '68 Sportster XLCH place an ad in the Daily RARE '65 Pflrsche 35&-SC, +;; .. . , " . $999 New 77 cu. In. eng. & trans. Pilot Want Ada! Call now Conv., AM/F'M, Radial1, ALFA ROMEO _ SAAB Call eves; 6Ta-4609. -642-5678. $3100/best otter, 64().82'J8 .. -. ··_::::~, In NEWPORT BILL MAXEY Motor Homoa Motor Home• Motor HomH CHEV '67 spor1 van 1os. 6 TOYOTA lriS;a;l•;/~R~o~nt~~~'HOi;~Sa~lio/iR~e~n~t ~-i940iiSioiloi/iRiontillllii crl aut~. p/b radki. stove, 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 sink, frig, looks good, runs HUNTINGTON BEA'OI great. Sl450/nr. o ff e rl ,-..-ii.iiiiiiii;;;;0.. ........... 11 &l&-7240. Bob Mclaren, BMW 1964 CHEVY Van. runs good, • Inc. ~· or ma~e oHer. See al Sales _ Service _ Leasing Hi-Time Liquor ~r call 850 North Beach Blvd., 543-9314, ask for Skip. La Habra '68 DODGE Van, V8 auto, nu (n4) 879-5624 brakes, nu Ores & chromel .,...,..,..,,...,.,.,.,,......,.,,11 rims, nu rebuilt nlOtor, '69 2800 csA Cpe -SHOW- $1650 wilt talk. 642·9693. CAR COND. Loa~. 4 spd. '73 Ford Van • Custom paint $6500. Pvt pt)'. 642-7315. &: Int. New Ures, runs Xlnt. '72 BMW Bavaria white 4 $3700 or $2200 & T.O.P. spd, an\/hn, p/s, '22.cm ~i, 835-3074 $5695. pri ply. 548-7302 '69 DODGE Van, Slant 6, all CAPRI windows, $1300. 642-4Ta8, '----------630'l West Coasl Hwy, NB. 1- '69 CHEVY Van, At a g '& wheels, Lo mileage, S1500 or bert ofter. &l2-791D/56-0946. • '64-FORD VAft$1SO-NOW OWN THE 644-13.54 or 67f>-09.t7 .72 HlRD Econollnc lOO. FABULOUS 1973 V-8. auto. P/S, P/B. 17000 CAPRI nti . 545-5991 bh\TI 6-8 pn1 ~"port roupe Jecor. body side 1nouldings, reclining fronl seats, contour rear seals, 4 speed transmission. power front disc brakes, style steel wheels, bucket seats. radial ply tires. 200lcc eng. tGAE'CNB42801 I. 1966 FORD Station Wagon Van. Ex. cond. Reasonable. Call eve or Sunday 646-3431 Auto. Want9d 968 TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS WE ARE IN DESPERATE NEED OF GOOD, CLEAN FOREIGN CARS TOP DOLLAR-PAID FOR OR NOTI Call or come in to see us . NEWPORT IMPORTS 31,()(1 W, Coaat llwy., N.B, 642-9405 OVERSTOCKED I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach at Warner Huntington Beach 142-1844 * (213) 592-5544 ''Home of the Viking'' DATSUN NEW LOCATION SALE '68 Datsun Wagon Nl1,.-e Car 1\.\1XKG02 ! $1299 20' MOTORHOME Roadliner by Redman 3 burnef" ral!Qr wltll oven, bethroom, fUmKe, 0.0 .H. ,_., Oodgr C'ha11fs, \1-1, 1uto. lr1n1., power ''"rl!IQ & Oise Ortl<es. 1111 whHI, duel rNr M'lftl.f, •IKlninlc lgnillon. "'''"""" 5 5966~~~E •660 Down '81 A Mo. 5660 II total d11. pymt. Ml Is lolat mo. PYml. l01cl. 111, lk;en\1 & all carryll'l!I clNlrges on IPCJr, credit lo• 1)11 ITIOllllll. Otf9rred payment prke SIGJI0.00 lflC/. ••• & II· ttflM • ..,,..HUAL PERCENTAGl; ltATE 11,'S,_ 28' MOTORHOME Roadliner by Redman 20' MINI • MOTORHOME Fii"' by Rodman )60 C\,I. 101. Oocf91 v.1 1119i11•, •11!0. '''"'" .. bvrn- ., r11191, bathroom, da11l r11r wh1•l1. b1tlery COii· •1rt1r, power 1te1ri119, power br••••· I FJOs.2. 08 111 $5688 FULL PRICE $688 Down $74 a Mo. Mel i. IOltt on. P'l'f!l1, 17A 11 tottl "'°· P'l'l'ftl. Intl. ta1, ~. & all u~ cMF99S on •POI". credit IOr 120 t't'IOl'ltt'll. Otfttrtd MYml!lt prk1 lflltM Incl. Ila & lklflM, ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE It,,.,,. • < • • -• • ' "I • ..,.. . . -. .. ...-' " ... • • DAILY PIL~T Saturday , AugU$l 25, 1973 WE WON'T SELL YOU A NEW CAI FOR: $199 OUR 01~e.Jo1cE OR $99 OUR ~~~~ICE OR $9 ouR0~e.:01cE WE'LL SELL YOU A Brand New '73 Pontiac .FOR •• !- $ 00 DEALER INVOICE Choose from 45 GRANDVILLES -CATALINAS· BONNEVILLES 2 DOOR & 4 DOORS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EXECUTIVE. CARS & DEMONST.RATORS NOW ON SALE! • * BLVD. ~ ; ~> " ! 8 IV1 MILE SOUTH OF TH ' SAN DIEGO FREEWAY. l§l I I ., ... , ...... 970 I Autos, imported I ..... "'.. II~ I I ., ......... . I~~~ l§l I -"'-11 ·~·1 I ., ......... . < I~ I ~,. .... 1§1 Alitos for Sale 1A __ u_t_os_,_1_m~po_r_toc1 ___ 9_7_0 ~utos, Imported 970 Autos, lmporltd 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos. imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 PORSCHE '61 PORSCHE. rebll '64, ~17SOcc eng) nu lit~. brakes, upholstery, see & make_ ofr, 548-312tl RENAULT RENAULT R-12 4 DOOR'S Au1oma11e Tran~n1l~~ion SAAB '63 SAAB 96 2-DR Radio, heater, 4-spc<'d. $995 1657HOF) DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 W. \Varner. S.A. 557·2132 'G6 SAAB. Xlnt runn ing cond. •'linor body \\.'OJ'k, S450 Ot' best offer, aft 5. 6·12-50'3-l TOYOTA $2021.95 is the Delivered Price for a '73 TOYOTA COROLLA at TRIUMPH Orange County's Newest TRIUMPH c;ars. VOLKSWAGEN VW'S Several to choose lrom 164'S-'72'S F'ROr.I $595 ~; ------. !hr<trh Jh11p1111!i ' .1.w ixx ·. ,.., "<~~'" n ...... ._. . 'li ,.. •-1' "4()1) , --··· -·· -SALE $2499.00 DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 \\I. \r11rner, S.A. ;);)7-2132 SUBARU I '69 SUBARU 4 dr sedan, lo j 1nill'n~r·. J\Iust sell 1101\·. $800 .,,Pw lrAUU i • TOYOTA I ', NEWPORT .' . IMPORTS !; ALrA ROP.1E0 -SAAB in NE\\'PORT '72 VW '411 ' WAGON A\1\()Jlli\ltc. I{ & H. Exception- al. 1~7EOAJ . Only l""R"E'"'NmA.-;U..-.,[J~4~1 1 ';::nt;J~~~sRt;:~::.,,,, 1966 Harbor. C.:\I. 6-IB-9303 3100 \V. r ... ~.; 11"y., N.B. $2699.00 __ 642-9405~--' HOWARD Chevrolet Ot'rlcr Your Color Today! _ V Turn then1 into cash !'.".:=======-"-='~ CAU.. Daily Pilot Autos, lmpor1en 970 Autos, tmponecf 970 '71 Tayata Land Cruiser HT \\"utn J-Iubs. Grren, (479DAN) DOT DATSUN &n YOUI Fiii DATSUN 6AS CAN WITH DIMONSTIATION llDI "SERVICE" -'"' S«YKe ....., 11 ••. ton TOP'S! $3099 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8535 HUNTINGTON BEACJ-J WE BUY USED TOYOTAS ALL 1973 MODELS IN STOCK ~llfonmi!; lll111t11~; ln!Cl• 1 !Alllll <..\11 & 1nm • >' >'-., 'A •• '67 Tayata Carana 4 Daor Auto Trans, Radials, (UOG- 312!. $895 HARBOUR VW 18TII Beach Blvd. l-lunt. Bch. 842-4435 • ·71 2-Dr. GAS SAVER. -.;Int con<.!. l·spd. Sl.2j0 • 67;.:.t;G7 RED Toyota siu11011 1r:qf ·;o. Corona f>.1.'i·~.tl.~ l'l'll!. 196~ TOYOTA Pickup, netds body Y:ork. lx:st offer. •3601 IUMPH 1972 TR-6, rreen ....,/tan in· tf!rlor, AM/FM radio, $3750. •:t001 '71 TR-6 Newport Beach ROADSTER ~lacJ\11hur Blvd & Jamboree Burterscolch, roll bar. 1·adial 833.0555 tires. $2695 1902IJTI ! DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 W, \Vanier, S.A. 5-j7.2132 ·s~ V\\I Bug. H.adio, rear seat six•akcrs. good tires, nev.· ba!tr1')', low mileage. S975. 6,14-4687 ·s,g V\V Bug. Radio, rear seat speakers, good tires, new battery, lo\v mileage. $975. 644-4687 TRIU~1PH TR-4 -compll'tC· ==~-----­ly rebuilt top to bottoni. '7:~ \'\V. Lo mileage, am/fm Xlnt. $10-j(I. 968-6i65 aft 7 r~di:1. 5 year ~ 1\·a11·anty. Pi\1 S239.J. or olfer. ,)j7-6626 or 9i9--1397. '&I TR-4. new engine. ti1·rs, "·,_=,_"Cc-.,,.-..,----,-brakes. seats. :iG,000 nu ., '1 \ V\V J.'asthack, auto, Ma ke offer. Eves. 548-789j an~/fn1 rad. 22.cm mi's. ---------Ong. Oll'lll". Tmmac. $1800. VOLKSWAGEN V\V '70 SinteR, 24,000 miles, xlnt cond. 27 n1i to gAI. $880. 645-!'J668 '68 V\V Bug, Sharp, Ne\V Paint. 645-8614 -,65 VW~SUN-R=oo=F ­ elean, $475. -'65 Bug Moch Perfect Good tramp. $5.10 960-1851 '6.1 VOLKS\VAGEN. Sunroof S.5(l0. 1040 Concord, C.~L 97S..7592 '71 SUPER Beetle, radials, u m/fn1, xlnt cond. Lo n1iles. $1500. 846-5646. '61 BUG. Ne\11 eng, battery, good tires & brakes. body l'Ollgh, $350. 64(H;153 '65 \r\V Bug, l3.5hp, 1900cc. Duo l cnrbs. n1ags, Must Sacrifice. 673-3512 '68 V\V Pop·Top Camper. Xlnt cond. 9,000 mt. on reblt cng. $2300/o!fcr. 646-8486. 1970 V\V Bus, rebl{ cng. Sunroot. Ne:w battery, $2100 644~74~2 Fut mu111 •re JUll • pnone call fl.Way 60-6518. .-HG--17.~ afrcr 5 pm. 'Gil \7\V Bu~. Rcbtl c-11g., lo\11 n1ilcs. Xlnt rond. Cassette tape & r:.idio. $995 or offer. 673-60f-O or 67S-3457. '56 Kharman Ghia t1'~LA47l ) Body & fnt'erior OK, Nt.'C1:IS Trans & Engine. BEST OFFER HARBOUR VW 18711 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Bch .. &42·4435 '67 V\V Squareback. Xlnt running cond. $875. Call 6T.M)88.I. ·70 V\V Fa!tback, 4 spd, raclio & heater, 30,000 miles SJ.100 !lt&-4374 1968 V\V Campmobile, newly rcblt 1970 cng, S l j 0 0 . 6~~~3268 Ol' 499-3977 '63 \l\V Van w/custo1n in- 1er/extl'r. Xln'I 111 f' c h 1\•/11t>1v eng. 640-1818. 66 "V SQUAREBACt< radio & he1\ter $6.i(l, •S47-li51 • MUST sell V\V bus '65, N('W enii llres rear end. Sll)X) 675-8196 after S '66 VW series 1300, SSOO. or bst our. t 847-707 * VOLKSWAGEN 1972 VW BUS 9 passenger. li,1<\6 mill's, ab- solu tely immaculate, blue \\·ith b!a('k intl'riol'. 1967 VW CAMPER Fully f actory Equipped, Has it all. $1395 NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 '68 Westphalia Camper (XDE83.1) $1595 HARBOUR VW 1871l Beach Blvd. l-funt. Bch. 842-443.1 '69 vw Kharman Ghia CpP, orange, lo milrs 1998. ADX). $1549 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18$81 BEACl-1 BL. S47·S555 HUNTINGTON BEACH '69 VW BUG ' . Green, AM/FM, (398FZR) $109~ HARBOUR VW 181U Beach Blvd. Hun t. Bch. 8424-435 V\V '69 name "Elliott" he goes gn!at, he stope on com· ms.nd. He's clean Wide, he's beauliful outaide. You'll lOve him. Will part with him ror $900. 493-2112. V\V '69 Bug, original O\\'lltr, onty 27,000 tnlles. very clean. $1.250 or best offer, 847"'383 '70 V\V Sq back. reill clean. runs a90Cf $1350. or take over pay1ncnls. ~1582 '65 V.W, BUS. Good cond, &m-bn •tereo. $!)00, Laguna, 494-3985. • "10 VW SqUAl'(lb:'JCk, 8 lrack stereo F~.J. clean, 73,000 ml., 54-1.,. You 'll !Ind ft 1n Ch111ified . . ... . . . . . VOLKSWAGEN NEW LOCATION SALE '67 VW Squareback RC'lll Economical (V\\'B273l $999 888 Do\'t" Ne"'POrt Beach 833-1300 Open Sund:iy VOLVO WAGON SPECIALS '70 RAMBLER Starion Wagon 6 cyl, automatic trans. radio. ECONOMY SPECIAL. 973- DW. $1077 CADILLAC EL DORADOS 14 TO CHOOSE COUPES-CONVERTIBLES • DE VILLES 38 TO CHOOSE COUPES SEDANS CONVERTIBLES l\'lany excellent colors •70 FORD a1oicc or interiors !Cloth & leather} Country Squire Factory air con ditionine: • full )lO\\'Cf. OloiC<' of; Station Wagon Stereo Al\I1fl\1 radio VS, auton1ii,tic trani;, factory Cruise control ·-------air, po\\:f'r steering, power Tru!1k Op('ner & more .. COME IN brakes, luggage rack. 014• Ail in in1n1acuJare ~'Ond_1lion TODAY BUI Largest selccuon in · 51377 Orangf County Nabers Cadillac: TEST DRIVE luxury with economy '73 Fuel injected VOLVOS .,Ptu.ltmi& W YOLYO '70 BUICK AUTHORIZED DEALER 2600 HARBOR BL. Estate Waqan COSTA MESA ' VS, auto frans, factory air ;,40-9100 Open Sunday conditionini. power steering, '72 CADILLAC Sedan de pmver brbke.s, vinyl roof, Ville. · l\lust be sold at a luggage rack. #()193. sacrifice. Has been lovingly $1377 cattd for by one owner ~· siryce birth thru 16,COO J) l n11le!l. Call 64&-7227 for 18ii.11 rAIJi4 details. - (AN\ l ;,n;;f'-~C~PE;;-d~e~V~ill~e-. ~,m-m-ac-.1 TOYOTA care, 34,500 miles. Loaded' 1966 Harbor, C.M. 6-16-9303 Firemlgi blue w lwht Jan: 1965 VOLVO Sia. \Vgn. Like 1966 Hai·bor, C.;\J. 64&9303 dau top. Radial tires, $4275. ne\\•. Priv. ply. 1 owner. BUICK 642-1476 644-j..1QS aft 6 or 64()...8.j()() 9-5 '73 COUPE DE VILl..E, pm. , . brown ext., bro\vn lrhr int , . GS BUICK Skyl11rk. One full p11.T Cmt split pwr seal' 60 VOLVO -Rebuilt motor. n\vner. 24,000 1ui, Like nc1v! 6000 ml' tak I ' good fires sell ror parls Sl595 :i24 E 231: N CM ·· e over ease. SiO/offcr 96s-t:l42 · , • · · · h, 0· l , payment 5.12--9728 r..18 IGlS. SUPER . clean 196:.! Cad Autos, Used 990 '68 SPORT \Vgn, 9 pn~s. All Coupe deVille. S51XJ. or p w r, 6 0 J\1 m 1 I es. reasonable offer, 646-2398 NEW LOCATION 213-382-6286 days, art 6 714-644-2929 nites &: wkencls. ·"n~CA=oc:-E"l'°do=,.,.-"7.=. SALE '61 BUICK $150-mite., a11 xtr.:"~1d 12.;.~ TRANSPORTATION 2_ dr, Vll, auto. Gooi! body & deck. Immac. 16900. SPECIALS mt. Runs gOOd. Prlee lirm.1064=4-4"1"'«=,,...=-:--o--I 543-3691 I '12 COUPE oo Ville lealher YOUR CHOICE ** 65 CUSTOM, lull pwr stereo, loaded, xln~ ...; $599 Riviera. $1100. Ca\1 after tires, $4.975, 494-2906 4;30 646-8691 '68 SEO De:Ville, wht w/_blk '64 Le Sabre, runs good. Landau top. 36,cm mi's. $200 or best orter $2800. $40...1524. , '64 BUICK * 548-4162 * '64 CAD. C.. de vme. Ail 4 Dr Sedan, Afr Cond, Auto BLUE '67 Buick. 29,500 mi. xtras, newry painted, &ood Trans, Nice Tran.wartatton vs. Air. Radio. Nced!J new cond. $300. 64>1531 , 18LV316 1. tires. $85()-.$900, MS-029 7 ·62 CAD. Auto, air, Radio, 65 MERCURY COMET '63 BUICK Speciol, v~. run pwr. Nr new tires, 4 Di•. Real ~~n Cftr, Nice auto, pis. orig owner. $1!lS. trans., Xlnt. S300. 642.-.8343 Trun'"".'65"Fo~wz;s1. ~m . CAMl\RO STATl~~!!AGON TIME FOR '70 RALLYE sP'T:U-.c-n-cw-.1 "·--~•) (j)UICK CASH 1 01rncr. All xtros. Air. ~~~r THROUGH A •ferro, copper color, BL top 46.000 ml. $2593. 644-1376. DAILY PILOT "\\'hlle Elcpbo.nl1'' over. OAlSUN' running )'Otlr hOUJC? Turn 1!88 Do"' WANT AD them lnlo "Cuh" ..... u Newport Beach ·• .. .,,5.67&-them l!tru • Dally J?llot 833-1300 Open Sundly,_-__ ._ __ .,_-____ ,_<;:;l"'..,"W=ed-...•d_! ___ _ I • • • • • .. ! • .... . . . . . ' . . ... " . ' ' .. ' ' ' ' I I . • \ se ars! OUR ENTIRE USED CAI INVENTORY IS ON SALE THIS WEEKEND e TREMENDOUS SELECTION e SUPER SAVINGS i. IT PAYS TO SEE us BEFORE --YOU CAN LEASE AN.Y ' ' YOU PURCHASE A USED CAR! 71. 72. or 73 USED CAR . ' . . ''We try harder'' AT DAVE ROSS PONTIAC . '66 TOYOTA PICKUP '67 MUSTANG '69 PONTIAC CATAUNA '66 VW BUG t-PASS. WAfiON. Redi•, h1•t•r, •11tofft1tic tren1· Cf1am .,f"ff, 4-1p1ecl, r1dl1 .1nd 4t,6JS: mil••· VI, 111tom1tic, redio, h11t1r, powtt 1t11rl n9. "'h1ion, power 1t11tin9, air condltlonln9, power Fully factory equi pped, 111cl 11111 roof. ISR.N1661 (Tlt27 ITWS7211 brtkt1, l610GDEI • '895 '1395 '1888 '795 ' I /, ' '69 BONNEVILLE 4-DR. H.T. '67 PONTIAC EXEC. 2-DR. '66 CAPRICE COUPE '67 CHEVY MALIBU Rtdlo, h11t1r, 1utomttie lrtn1ml11ion, power 1lttr· R1dio, ht'tftr, ,111fomatic han1mi11ion, power 1t11r· Radio, lia11t1r, tulomtlic: Wtr11l'fli1slon, 1ir eondi. Radio, httftr, 1utornt tic trt 111rnl11io11, power 1teer· in9, power br•lie1, pow•r wlndow1, •ir eorditioning, ing, power brake1, powec window1, air eonditionin9, tionin9, pow•r 1t••rint1;fower lir1li11, eloc:lr, ¥inyl ing and b11eliet 1e1f1. I# I St•••> IYPU71'1 i nd ortly 49,671 mile1 . 117CJASHI top. (2 '4CJEK51 •995 '995 '777 '795 ·- 1· YEAR-12000 MILE USED CAR WARRANTY Av11U1ble on 1111 Domestic Used car~•· 1 year or 12,000 miles, which ever occurs first. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC WILL WARRANTY COM.LETE DRIVE TRAIN Including engiM, tr11n1mission & rear end. BLVD . . ~ " 1 '12 MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGQ PREIW.AV .... .,. . . "' - ' GROTH -~"'"'"'"' ~ 1§1 1 Autos for Sale l§l !~_._"'"_'"_'"_' ~ ---l~I Autos for Sile CHEVROLET •Xuto•, u-I I '990 Autos, UMCI 990 A::•:;t,::o•::•_;U:;M<l::;: ___ "ll90:..:.;: _A_ut_o..;''c.....u_..., ____ 990_ Autos. U•OCI . 990 Autos, Useo 990 AutOl, Usad 990 A~. U•OCI CHEVIOf.E! CHEVROLET CHEVROLET . DODGE EORD SPECIALS '71 VEGA '61 CHEVROLET '69 CHEV,)' '68 DODGE eo....,.f· rm, ~72 MAVERICK coupe Auto '69 MUST. Conv, pis, p/b, 1971 SATELLITE SebrinJ. OF THE ~ , HATCHBACK IMPALA ps/pb, air cond., wide Trans., Power Steering, radio, whl~ wlbkk top, hrdtop, auto., no a.ir, ong PLYMOUTH MUSTANG Four --'. Helltt &: ~Sport .Coupe -VB, ~uto, P. CAMARO ovals, 383, make offer, radio, heater 250 CU In blck ltbrint. $1400. 833-8246 owner. 1tioving. Must .ell "~ Steen.ng brakes air concl 64$.-0386. ECONOMY 6 cyl engine, ..::;:::..:==c==-=-"'"-l immed. Very good cond. trosler • raWo. DL'< Interior, h ; de~' WVJ23l' VS, auto trans., factory air low mil-Pr! pt y * CLEAN, '65 l\.1ustang 289, Best ofr. ~10951516-1410 WEEK .conomleal$1599. "'.oomiles •18.58 O~~~,l'r ox uvi.1er. . conditioning. poow sleering, '67 MONACO Station \Vgn, 847-3005 ... ~. . . Auto, air, PIS, R&ll, 'T.r DUSTER 6 cyl auto v vinyl roof. 65!ADB. all pwr, fac air, r th disc radta.l!t, S6&lfof'r. ~'1609. p/s, & pfb', v'""I' root'. HOWARD Ch • $11'9.00 $1777 brks xlnt cond. $ 9 5 O. 1970 FORD Cortina 1600, 4 ·~ '72 0... w, •... $3499 KINGS\\'000 ESTATE V8, auto. trans., air conditioning. Gold (525E'!'Y) '72 DUlttt' .......... $22H PL\'l\IOt..rrll CT>UPE 6 ryl., ;'; speed, \\'hitc, (621EPR~ tvroiet HOWARD Ch.vrolet 644-5834. speed, R&:H magz, wide Am-lm fadio. fact. air, 5,500 Newport Beach Newport Beach tires, headers, etc. New _..;O:.:L:D::S::M::::O:.B=IL:E:..,.l-'m"';'-. $3=,450=. Pvt'-'"-pty=. 83=1'--=2538=. llfacArlhur Blvd & J amboree ,1 ··'~" 81.~ •~ J bo 1\a11111 I •. ~. FORD clutch, brakes, elc. ~1ust ... 833-0SSS i• a'-IU ... ur V\I "" arn rce -UN\-Lallll sell. ;,:JG-9187 after 6. Sales A Sfo:vice PONTIAC '66~-C~fl-El~'Y '"'""'' ·I dr, l3i.G~S-· --· VOLVO I -N-EW--L-O_C_A_T-IO-N 1 '7oFcoralld f;,T,!!:. $1300-OLDSMOBILE hrdip. Rea' nitt _ hun-y: S~. Che\'Y ~tahbu S1aoo111 ...., "'"'" GMC TRUCKS '65 PONTIAC GTO , nu eng $."i0.1. Good deal. "11 4 : ~~Jg 64. Runs ~ell. 1.960 llat·bor, C . .\I. 640-9303 SALE JAVELl~N---HONDA CARS paint, tires, 4 s~ed. mags: "6l!-<S93 -·=----'72-MONTE -CARLO-'70 MAVERICK -------·I UNIVERSITY OLDS ~~.~ •~ Stcevveecything $750. ~ :\IO~TE CARLO * '64 f\1ALIBU xlnl transpo, lH"t-..r.JQ rONTIAC 6i LEMANS H. Top Coupe -Automattc - Bucket See.ti, Power Steer- ing • Air Cond. ($ZL625}. Only $1099.00 HOW.ARD ChtvTolot Newport Beoch MacA11hur ffivd &: J&mbortt 13i.GS55 '70 GTO 400, PIS, P/B. a/c, ralley \\'heels, vinyl top. Xlnt cond in &: out. Prl pty. S2.lXI. 554--0865 RAMBLER •' •• ,, 1• •' l •, :· i • ii f l ' j ' " ,, l • • • , • • '71 MUltong '$2399 v.s. nuto., p11•r, steering, air. 1721BZJ) \l"cry clean, inany xtras, 2S3', nu ~Ires, _11010 trans, COUPE 2 Dr, J{C'al Good Buy (ZVI\· '68 JAVELIN 2850 J.tarbor Blvd. •72 GRAND pr ix, ex· 493-3720 $300. Af1 J, 84?-581l Auto trans, air rond. \1S, Jill. $l 399 14.»-82'cl9 1995. Costa A1esa 540-9640 ceptk>nal. All po\\·er. l\1ust .73 EL Camino, air. wheels, '66 CHEV Bel Air ~DR auto radio, vinyl roof, P. sleer· --'--'--''------....:;= 1972 OLDSl\IOBILE Delta •ell, Best ofier. 5"0-5557 pwr access, aulo xtras. extren1ely ~lean xlnl rond. ing & brakes. 337ET.Y. Only JEEP Ror,ale, xlnt cond., 26,000 CREAT surfer w Q.Jt 0 n, ;-:;,GR'Afds l..ER American, ·~ good condition, $475. or-best · offer. n4: 846-92.64 :· '. '71 Chorger .... $2299 VS, auto. trans., factory alr, power lleering, vinyl roor. green, (78'JDRV ), ... ,,,1 .. ,,t"se""ll.:..'$3'"",800""-. 846-6809""'"""'·-1 ~$600_.-;96>--;-;;-:;lOCi-;9~~:;;---$3199.00 ~ID•,,..~~r ml es. by owner $3,SOO, TI4: Owner lert country"S spd: -,69 CAM.ARO HOWARD Chevrolet •VI.;;" ""~ ·41 WILLY'S Jeep, 4·whl 968-4763 F.V. '66 Pont. Wgn -96H852 T-BIRD '6' CORVETTE-350 _ 3 spd, R • H. Ne-.v tiret Newport Beach DATSUN drive, 4 cyl. xlnt cond. Roll '65 OLDS Delta 88, 4 dr, * ,65 PONTIAC Le Man8 ---------1 ·· '71 Mottle Carlo .. $2999 V-8, Auto Trans, Factory Air, power rteertn&'. •llver, 1005--DAP J. FASTBACK; . Low Milts Cx.tal Only Mac .. \rthur Blvd & Jamboree SSS ~-ba64~27~. New top $1395. a.uto, ~/s, ptb, air, new V-8, r/h, orig owner. $250.' '69 T BIRD Landau, ha& = VS tran $1699 00 833-0SSS """"~ ..--\M tires. $550. 837-4294. 6T>3348 everything, ma.ch. *'ID'ld, :l ~ ' auto s, j)O\\'er • NCWJX>rt Beach $1800 bet l fteerini and braldS, air HOWARD CMvrolet 83J..l300 Open Sunday ·59 CJ5 Jeep, 1 owner. All '69 CUTLASS Supreme, P/S. '71 PONTIAC Bonneville ex· loola great, or o • rond tilt wh..i AM /FM Be COMET """'· Very to mileage. Set P/B, air, vinyl roof, good Ira clean, P/S, P/B, i.Jc, tr, S<o-8791 : (' new 0 tire8. Spect8.i paint, IO l\I !:wi>;r!, & ~ch bo --------Good Transportation to apprec. 836-7289 aft 4pm 8hape, 846-3671 $1395. $2100. 842-0JTI '55 T·Blrd. rebi't eag., : : ---'70 Toyo!• Mk 11 $1999 Sedan, auto. u-ana., air cond., \\'hite (749BQBI . miles. beautiful. 305BEX. ac ~"" "1:SS am ree * '62 FORD Comet, stnall, '60 t'ORD 4 dr, VS, auto, MERCURY t9n . OLDS, 9 pass CUltom Have something you want to hardtop, original, X 1 n t • •- $3599.00 --economical, l'\UUI great. great 2nd car, S250. or wiU cruiser Sta Wan. Be1t oiler. ~II! Cll!l!Slfted adl do It cond., $1650. &'IM!la. - HOWARD Chet!olet 1962 NOVA, aoo«I. transport.a· ---=$200=·..:6T.l-c.:.,,!»40:::;~-lludc for furinture or ? 557-9012 \\'ell -call NO\V 60-5678. N~ a "Pad'"!' .Plllft an ad! , ·Newport Beach !Ion car, reblt eng, new l ---*:....::54:::~.::36:::91:-*=---NEW LOCATION PINTO Moto r Homfl Motor Homos MacArthur Bl"<I & Jam boree ""'' & brak.,, uklng SZIO. CONTINENTAL '60 FORD $200 SALE ' $110/Ront 940 $110/Renl '40 ' . '70 Torino Cpe •.. $1825 \1-8, flutO. J)'ovr. atccrlna;, ·air t4,S9BQK l ----'70 Impala Sod ... $2199 \1-8, auto .. P .S .. air. ($er. 133-0555 l Call_ &W-~46.:._-~~~-·n CONT. 4 Or. "Town car". 4 dr, VS. n1no. Runs good. '67 M C I 1971 Pint R bout I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;,! • '73 VEGA GT. hatcll<ba<k. 4 '70 CHEVROLET E:vecy conceivable ex,,... Price !um. 2 o.°r~u;~~ar 0 Ulla II ~ ' ipeed, AFft'Af radio. Red, 1 ~ Ton Pll.:k-up. 3 spd, hea!C'r Only 7100 mi. ABS01..lITE·1---*-"543"'-'·369=i _*___ $l399 r : '. J2.cm n1i perfect shape & dcfros!l't' -<·Jenn · JO\\' L \' JMM,\CULATE! Blue "'73 GALAXY 500. ~-dr. i1rd1p. 120,130 n1i!cs. Auto Trans, ~ sz4oo. 54&-324.1 • n1ile1t lS7247FI, Book $7.23.5. \Vlll 88-crlfice atr. p/f'-. p/IJ, ~Ingle owner. Rndlo, Heater. na\\'lcss. 1 CLOSEOUT ~ ----·69-----a:iEVROl..El'J Impala $1999.00 for S6.l95. Can finance i\lust sell~ $29~'9. Offit'l'. ~~·,~~r u1\11er l'.Ond. Bronze \Vilh lWl ,, '70 P•tlac -·····--$1799 Custoin 3.50. po\.l.·er steering, HOWARD Chevrolet ~:?Jl Priv. ~~Y· 530-l999 640-13ti0-J·lon1r. S'clG-1492. \~\,;,D,/li.l':rsu t( plaid interior. ~ 2 DOOR V-S. auto. truns., fn.clOry air. tinted glass Newport Beach •VVIJ FORD 1009 LTD Country $2095 ~4 ; JJO\\·cr 11·eerlrv, green. {~7-complete, auton1atic trans MacArthur Blvd & Ja1nbmw '72 AIARK IV, MI/FM, Squire A/C, PBIPS. R&H. ON BRAND NEW '73 • No. 158653) HKTI in console, strato Bucket 83J..OS55 cruise control, tilt \\'heel Xlnt cond. $1750. \'XR766 ~ Dovf' seats, V.inyl roof, rad!nl life -,71-CHEVROLE-T door locks. Pvt. party. Must Pr. Ply. 675-8252 Newport Beach '69 COHOllf'I --·· $16ff saver tires, radio, heater, C sell. $6595. OUict! 640-1360 1970 LTD Country Squire 83.1-1'.YXJ Open Sunday ESfATE V.S, a11to. tran11., &ood condition. Best oUer, 1/2 Pl KUP home, 846-1492. \Yagon, 9 pa11, factory air, ·73 COLONY Parle Wagon, NEWPORT IMPORTS air cond., PJ'IY"I' ltererine, phone 644-4687. 3 •pd, radio A: hee.ter. 24573H '69 LINC Cont. Cluslc loe.cled, luggage rack, xlnt metalllc blue, lo mlleqe. gold. (ZX87lll) '68 CHEVEIJ..E MallOO, 350 -excellent • Only Beaut)'! -All black. Every cond. $2400. 979--8395 Many extras. 642--2917 '69 Chev Soclln •. $1799 HP, radio, nu tireo, vinl'I $2499,00 conceivable !a~n. •68 FORD Country Sedan '69 MERC. Colony Park, to 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. v.s auto 1actocy aJr blue top,~· buclte!,!"'"-,mWlt H~.ARD Chevrolet Mint rondl $2395. Sia. wirn. p/1, pt b, p&1s, loaded, prlv pty, =-==''4,__2-__,940,_5~-~ rrnmi ' "'" w appreo. ~29lS Nowport Buch '70 MARK m. ill,000 ml, air/cone!. New tl.... $1050. 55>-9157 '72 PINTO llod. vinyl roof, ~ CAPRICE, pd. party, MacArthur Blvd ' Jamboree leather, vinyl top, Like new. ~-""""''------'62 MERC Station wqon, big ena, .t 1pd, R&H, custom '69 F•lcon .•.•.. $12'9 eood cnnd. new ~t, 13S45SS All extru. 60-5424. 1972 FORD Torino Squttt new brakes, ~ect nmning exterior, 4 new tlre1, ~.000 4 OOOR, 6 cyl,, stick lhlft, :f't/F'Al, $600. 5.1&--or ,69 OIEVROLET Impala '66 LINCX>LN 4 Dr. Sedan. Sta.lton Wagon, 3 Keats, atr, cond. nso. 4 2828 ~~ perfectly! Sl993. btautUul Utile ~nomy car. , ~723 CUitom 350, pc>\\-'tr ltffrin&, All extras! 5.1.000 ml. SiJO luggage n.ck, 15,700 miles. MUSTANG !22Al..T). 87 IMPALA staUoa 'A'QOO. factory air, tinted &lass Pvt pty. 5454625. ~64:::2:..-8703='------* • '72 PINTO Runabout, 4 ,69 N $1fff A-1 cond, Pwr, rack, Make complete. automatic trans CORVETTE '66 Falcon 4 dr. Xll'lt .69 AIUSTANG, ~t. y_l_•J !!peed, mati:!\, AM IF l\t 2 ooo°:~~I~ ·,;.;_~:: PCJ"'"-r oUer, 4~ In conaole. 1tral0 Bucket t'OfldiUon. S5.5CJ. C&ll pfb. auto tnua,. a/c, gooa sleroo, air. S2200. ~ ~tieriJll, sold (ZAE452) '65 CHEVY ll Nova \Van. 283 .eats. Vinyl roof, radial IUe 1966 CORVE'ITE Convertible ___ _,67>-=lc:45:::-lc___ nillea.ge. good cone!. mU1t 'i2 PINTO Runabout, $200 enc. Auto. $525. ~r tlre1tio rad~ heater, Hardtop. 4Zi, 4 ·~· '63 FAlRLANE. RWll good. sell, StJTJ. or best ofr. T~ke ovl:'.r ryment. 1\ir, '67 NOYI ............ $1Zff • ~10~ • &"""' cond n. orfe.r, AM/FM radio. New tires. llas lafety check $190. 540-4481 bet 1:Xl an1-Jpm stick, 540-730 . 5'1&-0777 4 OOOA. SEDAN V-8, auto. tgS OIEVY n Wqon. phone-~·-__ Real Oenn! $1900. 546--1879 • 567-8870 • \Ykdays, ·~ PINTO Runabout. 11\r, 4 lMln1 .. pow er 1teerin1, Run1 iood ..... .;~..,.Make ort 73 MONTE CARLO '65 VET PARTS. 327 rng. '71 FORD Galax-le 2 dr hdlp, "69 ~IUSTANG Convertible speed, h'i. eng. 10.<m tni. gt"ttn (P1501 ~· Coupe • automatic tran11,, P. trans, &. Mech. Me.g \\'hl~. r.:xtn. Clea n, $1395. 30'l V·8, e.ulO, p/s, p/b, Loaded. Prlv. pty. 545-3215. GROTH CHEVROLET '72 CAPRICE 2 dr h.t. Look• lte<ti"tl A brakel, air"""'· alum. rad. Lllte new. 41!4-58ll6 AM/FM Slereo, 36,000 nli., PLYMOUTH new! ?I-fake otter. i =I root,. 7700 miles. &ve ,064::;;~"=~/56-;:::;,;ll;.:15::;--.-o--1961 FORD FALCON • Runs $1400 552-8647 546-1805 .oo rltrom ;1=rtnaJ •U!r-'64 OORV. FB, 4 1pd, p/w, Good • Need. Brakes for on· CLEAN 1967 MUllD.Jli, 56,(XX) '70 SATELLITE Wan. Wtte'• 1969 CHEVY suburban. 350 'Htl~ R""D· CL-.. ro ~ ml!Jr. A,~~rm, 'trxl!',;~ ~· Lo 1y $100. MIKE 839-1427 ml. a/c. p/s, dlM: brndkl ~ Clll'. Xl11t eond. Extru. v.a. Xtnt. cond. ·New Urea. """ '19Y •• • .w"'' o ........ ~. ·st FORD Galute V-1 xtnt. Ures, xlnt mcch. co • •"'N r.1u11 •ell. Make otter. ca Ra<11o. -1.' Newport Buch COUGAR conc1 c1 • , .. _ or best orrcr. 21.1: m-.<ll9 9~ ~6. M··•-Blvd • J bo • ean, ..,c, new ui"'• , ,;.;;'~;..;~;;;:,::';,,.,==...,.,..,,...-'-'87 MALmU 20r,1:hard t.op ~ .. ,ur •am ree __ ,.,;;...;;;,.,;,..;;;,;..;,;..; __ aacriflce$350.IJU..0959 '65 MUSTANG, rtd w/wht 1 l9e1J PLYlltOtml Valiant: 4 &UIO r/h, aJr, v!nfl top, UMIU '68 COUGAR, air, p/1 p/b, .Any cloy 11 tl>e BEn DAY lo vtnyt top, r/h, air c:ond,, ad dr outo. rodlo/hcftttt, good lANDAU MOTOR HOMES TAKE YOUR CHOICE Looded with extros -Sticker Prlcu over $20,000 reduced over $4,000 for quick 11111 -See tod11y Johnson & ·Son LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626 Hubor Blvd. c .. 11 MHI • 54Cl-5630 18211 IE.ACH BLVD. 147-60t7 549-WI HUNTINGTON BEACH MuJt sell, 64+.24153. '73 CAPRI V-6. Air. Decor. AF/Flit, gd cond,. s139S or run an ad! Don't dtla,y, • cond .• best otter, 642--7654 tires. runic good. $800. Oas111fif!d Ml .•• --m~ Low mi. New oond. 640-1644 oftr, alt 5 ~3100 call today~. Want ad results ... 642-5678 ~or 51~3-'Xl '"'"""""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'...,...,.,..,...,9 • .., I , ' ' " • ' . . • • . -• -. • . . • . • • : . l . 1 I l • • • • ,, • -; ~ • • • • • , ., , ;. • • .T •. AUG. 31st 1973 '70 GALAXIE 500 FASTIACK CPE. Vt, auto. trans., factory air, l)O\lll'tr steering, vinyr roof., 8eautifvl gold finish, Sharp! (615AKT) 1969 FORD E100 'h·TON VAN Aulam1lie lr1n1,,.i11ion. 193268 ) SPECIAL! '66 FORD -IANCHllO . , VI, automatic trans., power stNrtno, tMl'io, helter, Sharp thruoot, {U311S1) 5129 . s999 ·'68 CH!Yo~~tET . ~~;· 'Stict shift. Excellent Work Truck (B96868J s1199 1970 BUICK 2 DR. HARDTOP V.S. eut a. ir1n1., pawer 1!11rin9, vinyl raaf. ( Ol I AFX J 1968 COUGAR , 2 Dr. H1rJtop, 1utom1l ic fr1n1 mi11ion, pow1r 1t1erin9, eir cortditio11in9, vinyl roof, r1dio, he1 l1r, 1dr1 cle111. IWEZ69ll 1969 MUSTANG Cp1. VI, 1utom1t1ic tr1n•·· powtr 1t11rin9, eir contlitioning, r1dio,, he1t1r, rn19 wh1tl1, wid1 ov1I tires, 1ptci1I Dl1ck 1xt1rior. IX'f0919 J $1 299 51399 ... ·----. 51199 '71 COUNTRY SQUIRE 10 PASS. STATION WGN. VI, automatic trans., fac.fory ,alr, power steer- ing, pcwer windOw!, loogage·racll. ISOlCOJ ) • THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY: • GAWIE 500'S • · TORINO& • FORD LTD'S 1968 BUICK ELECTRA 225 . . 4 doo• h .. dtop. ''" , ..... '"'"' .;.. s999 lmmeculate !~ru au1. Exet11t nl raid cir, (VGYI 14 1. 1969 FORD RANCHERO DELUXE .s-<:·12 ,,. ' VI, 1utam1tic tr1n1., paw1r 1t.1ring, 1ir eanditianing, likt new thru out. Good mil•1 ! 1270UD1. 1971 MAVERICK GRABBER F1ctary 1ir con::litioning, vinyl roof, ch rome. llOIHDCJ 51999 '70 PONTIAC FIREBIRD !SPRITE CPE. Vt . .iuto. tr1ns., factory 1ir, power steering, $ radio, heater, whitewall tires. vinyl roof, metallic blue with while 10p, like new. (S4JCEK ) 1969 vw .i 1pt1d, ro1dio, he1ter, IZCF601 I '69 FORD E200 VAN VI, .ufo. trans., factory air conditioni,,g, 173 ·' inch whe@I base, extra cle1n. {l3146C) 1964 T-BIRD $ 99 Fnclory tir condi!ioninq, full pow1r, I own · 1r. 1oxxo.;4J 5 799 • ,. -..,. .. l'HATS RIGHT FOLKS ••• $99 OYER FACTORY INVOICE PLUS DEALER PREPARATION. FACTORY RmNTION "FEE SALES TAX AND LICENSE. ' •ICKUP 51-099 . . R1Gio, htilt r. IT19692 1 1972 COURIER • • 4 1potd, f1etary 1ir co..ditionin9, At1'/FM S r1dio, like ntw 1ptci1\ wh1tl1. 1420FW'fl . 1970· T·BIRD LAN , I '"Cpt. Full powtr I f1ctory 1lr, FM 1ttr10. . A rt1I cr11m puff. I SJ69EDI ~ 2899',' . . . '66 VW BUG Radio, he1ter, new tires, with mags, tllfr1 ih11rp. (S8N722). Gas sipper · ~ • s999 1972 PINTO SQUl'E '""'·5~~:'~~ .. :~:~ •• ·.:.k.$2499 b111utilul 9re1n fini1h Ii•• new. ( 546FTAI 1972 FORD -. 1970 · MAVERICK' • . . y 51399 6 cvl., Iulo. tr1n1., r1dio, he1!1r. IZIZ96ll .,. '68 P.O~TIAC EIR.BllD J 2 DOOi H.J . ,. • f'. 6 cyl., stick shift, ractio, heifer, ·spoiler, bir, . held scoop. IWAF'92) ~· •. . -• ~ t . • s999 . , -·~ I •Y"(i • I '