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1973-09-03 - Orange Coast Pilot
I -------- j Vour Hometown Dally Paper VOL. 66, NO. 246, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1973 TEN CENTS Coast Couple Bach Fro1H Year~s Sail • " • .......... ., ........... TIACHllNAILOU GIT W~ WIL(XJll!l8 ON·HnntH' Tom end Mincy Chllch ~k Alier YNr •I s.. ' Indiana Convic~ Seize Cellbwcks, Hold Guards MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (APl - Inma.te! sei1.ed control of three cellblocks at the Indiana State Prison Sunday, tak- ing tine olficen hootage to press a !el of 10 demanda. Negotiations continued hole Into the nigh~ 12 lllllrs after the parlUll prbon ~. . Stale and local police, armed with oliotguns. ~ rushed to the maxlmwn IOCllrity Jl<bon. Lale Sunday night the lawmen aJidooed oll the pn.oo, blocking newsmen and others from detennining ezactly what was occurring inside. -=state ix>lice said dissident prisoners started a "rampage" at 10:40 a.m. Stm- day, seizing three of the prison's five cellblocks and the three unarmed guards who.-,were ma.Ming the areas. The three <tllbloclts house 900 or the prison's eJtimated 1,500 inmates. ·'Warden J. Russell Lash arrived at the pruon early SW1day and be g a o -tlallni with the inmalel, whose demands were said to include ""'-in mail. food, visiting privileies and cliodplinary proceclum. -Lull. llUtTOllllded by ormed poll-. WU n>ported In Ibo prison yard Sunday alahl ICll'tiog out prioonen' demag4o. . l!lirller be hid ldePllled the baltqes u •Arilu w. Jacques and Donlld w. l!dlull!, both ol Michigan City, and Sgt. Joseph s. Kujawski of South Bend. fltere were no reportl fl. injuries or damage to the prillOC1, and the hostages •• Orange C:oast Weailler A Dice, picnid<y Libol' Day has been usarecl us by tho .... lher , folks, with ""1111 skies .folJow\Dg the lllUOl mcinW>g· -and blgh temperatures today and''lllel;dtY In , the aos. INSmE TODAY Newporl BcaA:h latofl<r Mvrrav Chotlncr, tDho helptd imng lilch- J ord Nixon from ob1curity IO th• J \Vhit• Hout•,'"'"'" hit mind on 1 a 11umb~r of aub;ects -Incl~ flJO \Votergate -in • sr><clol Dally Piiot lntemetD. Se1 Poge 3. L.M. tnt tt \.~ 1C ....... I ,..,.~ IJ ............. -. c.mlct • • .......... ..... ' C,..t...,.. I ~~ It DMtJI Nette" 11 ,.,,. , .. ,, a•lllf'llll hM I T......... r ..... ,..__. • nMMn • P., Wit..... 11 "-'9'1 .... 1t•14 ' \\·ere reported to be unharmed. Prison officials said they did not know how many inmates were actually in- volved in the cellbl.ock takeover. 'they said the trouble might have been sparked by a ......, stabbing d an Inmate satur- day oighl - Rudolph Clay, an Indiana stale ~ator, arrived at tbe prison Sunday rught and offered to be an intermediary in the negotiations on inmate demands. It could not be learned if Clay's offer was accepted. Clay, a member o( a.state Senate Task Force on Correction, said he had just completed a tour of U.S. prisons, in- cluding San Quentin. ·"This . place is a lot worse than that," Clay said. Berserk Father H~lds FamiJy Hostage, Seized NORTH AMITYVILLE, N.Y. (UPI) - A beraerk father, armed with a shotgun and..bolding a Jmifc at Iha lhroat .of his children, SUnda)' staged a -hour glin baftlc with squads of Suffolk County police. Tei\ officers were injured, one.or them seriously, in the shootout at th e home of Daniel Walker, 33. \Valker's wife and three children were held Hostage during the battle with at least SO COW'lty police officers. Mrs. Walker and her children were not in- jured. Walker was captured when five pollcemeo dashed lnto the sllllll tlio-faml!J bouse at ao unguarded momeot and •iUbdued tbe IJDIDIAn. The lnCldeot began whm a ~I oelabbor called po!Jce lhot1ly afler down onif said "a man has pie bmertl and la goinl to kill hJa children. Pleue come quick," the auihor!Ues reported. Sh< told ofticers t\lO man was beating ' bis children and "shooting wildly Into the air," police rtiported. According to aulhorltlts, Walker.often held his young children up to the win· dows with a Jmlfo at their throat and threatened to kill the children U po!Jcc did not "go away and leave me alone.'' Using a bullhorn, office,. pleaded wilh Walker to come out of the hoUS& and lalk . to them. Walker came out, saw the police surroundiog tho home and 'dashed back In. police.said. Five ofllce" rushed into tbe house and capllril Walker. By GEORGE LEIDAL Of, ttt<t 0.U't Pi ... lllff ''Good red meat" and ' ' f r e s h vegetables" were the first desires of a Newport Beach couple on their n:turn Sunday from a year's sailing tour of the South Pacific. "And, they got them right olf, price kee7.e or no price freeze," Mn. John Negus of 1202 ·E. Balboa Blvd. said today. Mr. and ,.1rs. Negus welcomed daughter Nancy, 4.1, and her husband Tom Childs, 42, with a steak dinner. \The Sunday dinner followed a water salute by the Orange County Harbor Department fire boat and a cannon shot b yan unknown sailor as the couple sailed their 41.toot motorsailer into the Newport Harbor. The 10 a.m. Sunday harbor hoopla eod· ed nearly 13 months of sailing ·which took the Childs to Polynesia, the ·?i;tarquesa Islands, and the Hawaiian Islands. They left Aug. s. 19n to face rough going in the early weeks. Six hurricanes, one of which completely encircled them for hours, resulted in a detour for Hawaii for repairs. The weather delayed the teaching couple's South Pacific study Mil for a month. Tom, a political science instructor at Orange Coast College is a former assis· tant city manager for Newport Beach. Nancy teaches seventh and eighth grade classes at Heinz Ka 11 er Intermediate School In Costa Mesa. (See RETURN, Pqe I) Arsonist's Fire Rages In Northern California Day . ; Vacationers Flee Flames CLEARL.',,KE OAKS, Calif. (UPI) -A fire set by an arsonist roared out of con- trol through Northern California's scenic lake COWltry fores~, forcing evacuation of hundreds of Labor Day holidaymakers from cabins and mobile homes. A Space Ageocy U2 "spy plane" photographed lhe fire area during the night with highly oetisiUve tnfrared cameras . California ~' • .,. 'F ~rt JY :1,:• • spobsmill Ecf•x.nooft,aalil:jildii irilii"- tbe Ngl>llyiDg plane ..--ha4 swept tNer more !ban 16,225 acres of timber, brush and grasslands arouod Clear Lake, at about 70 square miles California's biggest inland body of water. .. I •' r The fire, fanned by winds of up to 18 miles an ~ur and with temperatures ex- pected up around the 100 mark during the day, "is still definitely a threat" to the small resort communities of Long Valley and Spring Valley, Karman said. . Tragedg at the R~e~ · . '. The Lake County Sberifrs office evacuated families from about 100 cabins and mobile homes. ordered camper trucks out and sealed off the region dur- ing the rUght. More than 700 firefighler>, federal and slate with help of yooths from con- servation camps, were on the lines, Karman said. At dawn, a fleet of nine World War Il bombers begao a day-tong shuttle to dump chemical retardanb on the flames. A total of 77 water trucks were being us- ed by ground crews to battle the blaze. Since it started Saturday afternoon, the fire had burned four outbuildings and to tons of baled hay, Karman said. No houses had been lost, and no injuries were reported. Investigators ha d detennined the blaze was set deliberate- ly. he said. ._ Flames were burning out of control along a seven-mile front at the ·fire's eastern edge, where he describ;ed the ter- rain as ''rough and lnaccessible." The U2 jet used to photograph the fire came from the Natiooal Aeronautics and llpe<e Ageocy airfield at Moffett Field, just south ol San Fraocisco. Stricken Boat.ers Rescued at Sea Deckhands from the Coast Guard Cut· ter Point Evans drove a 31-foot cruiser 14 miles into Ne wport Harbor early today after four adults fell ill to suspected food poisoning. Two \vomen passengers, blrs. Vli"ginla Robbins~ 36, of. San Diego and Mrs. Richard Windou of Phoenix, were taken 10 Hoag Memorial Hospital shortly after midnight today. Hospital spolr:~en described their coiiditlon as stable. John Robbins, 49, of San Diego and Windou were able to watt from the craft, but oomplaioed d stoa>acb pains. Thi fOIR' were cruiliog about H miles ooutb ol Newport wbell they radioed for belp. Bandits Get Record Haul in Amsterdam AMSTERDAM (AP) -FOIB' men arm· ed with pistols and a band grenade stole about $1.2 mlllloo In precious stones froni a diamond firm here Sunday. Olflclals said it was lhQ country's biggest jewel robbery ever. • The men ordertd an employ• or the Tretp Diamond C.O .. to. open a safe in the ·~· They IOlded diamonds and other jewels Into _leather. balP• bound three employes with rope and adh.,.lve tape and acaped; pOU<».sald. ~ George Jefferson, 31, is hit Hy a sioclf car (top photo) at Evergreen Speedway l\uiillg 'the Rainier G~nd National 200 in Monroe, Was.h. ;JeUersbn survived wilh multiple leg fractures, but Sanuie).Patlison, 42 (below) was killed when be was struck by a stock car which spun out on an oil slick in the same race. (See story, Page 10.) Brennan Cites 'Strides' ·tabor Chiefs Blast Nixon ' By United Press JnternaUonal AFL-CIO President George ~1eany, whose 1972 coziness with President Nixon has melted under the rising prices of Phases £II and JV, told the chief ex· ecutive Sunday he would not be welcome at lhe labor organization's annual con· venUon next month in Miami Beach. "He is not. entitled to an invitation because ol his conduct at our last con- veniloo when be wu very discourteous to us " Meany said. He a13o aald be would oppose Vice Presldmt Spiro T. AgoeW ·if be nms I-Or Pre!ldent Jn 1976. Meany spol<e OD ABC:• "JssueJ and AnSWcrs" on the eve of America'• l'.lth Labor Day. _ '!be prestdenls of the I a r Le: autoworkers and steelworker,.... unions joined Meany ln •n auack OD N1*011'• economic policies. while Labor Secretary Peler J. Brennan said "great strides" have ill"" made towanl improving the economy since last Labor Day. · Bren""n said, "Thero are' still proJ>. lcms facing our ~. but we ha\le made great strldet . in our efforts to rcttoro the economy to Rood b<alth." He ssld a record high 85 million persons have jobs, an lncrtase· or nearly three mllllon over the past year and the lllr&est &•In. In.. almost l8 years_ "' Moreover, he said, unemployn1enl is now al 4.7 percent, the low est rate in more than three years. United Auto Wolicrs }'res id en t Leonard Woodcock. ~ho is in Detroit to- day for contract negotiations with the Chrysler Corp., said : "t11e reality or this Labor Day is the lack of responsive answers -answers to tbe ne4ds and the day-to-Oay problems of 'the .(merlcan people. The 'business of the people' bas fallen on bard times while t:he. business of the great corporations prospers as never before ..• Woodcock spoke on NBC's 11Meet the Piaa." Ile 111d a otril<e by U7 ,500 U.S. and Canadian autoworkers Sept. IS could be avokled If Chrysler would, display "a lit~ tie Ingenuity and lmaglnaUoo" OD the koy Issue of voluntary overtime. · Unll<:d Steel Worker! President !. w. Abel ssld that even worse than the high cost of living"for Amcrlcnns whose wage increnscs are llmltt'd, is that "there Is no end in sight. '11\e Nlxon administration has offered no ·workable program." In his statement, Ahel added thio. Amcr!Can labor Is outraged "over the concentratk>n or arrogance ln blgb places 1)>mbollzed by the Watergate." M<lll\l'..5'l<l..Agnew 's !Jtltude toward I . 1,1 "the little people of this country has been rather overbearing and I would be very unhappy if he became President.'' The gruff leader of organized labor said "agents of the White House" were respc:ll'l.'ible for last fall's brouhaha at the AF'};CIO convention ~·hen Nixon ~ cused Meany of being disrespecUul. BE A WINNER . ' WITH PILOT AD Be a winner! You really can't lose when you en(or the Dally Pilot classified want ad race.· Watch 'em run •.• * '73 AUDI , all extrai1 , transfe r dictates sale. 9500 ml. IS.200. (Phone (No.) This advertiser cume In lengths ahead when he decided to bet on a Daily P\\ot classiried want ad. tte called to say, '"I't1c car sold on the 11.rst day !'' Ij. you have something to !ell. get in ~race. Place your bet on our Ad~vilor'I window by calling the direct line -6lwm. 1 I l • , , • -2 OA!LV PILOT Mond.ly , Septtmbtr J, 197) Pledge to Chi•aa Hotel Blaze~ Third of Taiwan Force Removed HO NOLULU (UPJ ) -Honoring Presi- dent Nixon's 1m pledge to Mainland China, the U.S. Pacific Command Sunday announced the pullout of more than on e-- third of the American mllitary force frofl\. Taiw~. Admlral Noel Gayler, Commander in ChJef of Pacific l-~orccs. said that the 374t.h Tacticil Airlilt \Ving of about 3,000 ( ;.. NEWS BRIEFS ) men will be withdrawn rrom the Island state off the Chinese hfainland . F'edcrat warrants were iss ued in San Francisco, on Dec. 8, 1971. charg ing Bell \\•ith bank robbery and viota1ion of the National firearms Act, and at New York'. N.Y., on Dec. 23, 1971 , charging hiln \\'ith unlawful interstate flighl to avoid prosecution for murder, the FBI said. e Film Pair Seized HOLLYWOOD (UPJJ -After a fiv e- week investigation, police Saturday night arrested twO men on suspicion of using dozens of young boys in the making of underground sex films, authorities said. A spokesman for the Lo! Angeles Police Department's vice detail said three boys were taken into custody when Guy Strait , 53, of Hollywood, and 1t1elvin Cecil Reynolds, 38, of Cudahy, were ar· rested. IHllY f'llot "''°'' l>y •ICM ... KIMftllr Fatal to 35;. Dane Held COPENHAGEN (UPI 1 -A 34-yenr-old Dane was arrested Sunday on char1ics of setting a fi re at a do\\rnlov,rn holel that killed 35 person!;. ;in1ost hal f of lhetn American tourists. A police spokesman said the man wa~ seized early Sunday on arson c~gell. H.is name and the detai ls surrounding the charges y;ere not in1n1cdi:1tely given. • The blaze. \vh ich eru1>tOO nt about 2:30 a.m. Saturday at the l!afni_a hote_l, ap- parently started on a main staU"case between the second and third floors . Jt destroyed the six:-story , 19th cen~ hotel, described by the Copenhagen fire chief as a "fire trap." Police said 52 persons \Vere known to have survived the fire , 17 of them hospitalized for trcat.m~n~ of ~s. smoke poisonin_g or 1.nJune~ rece1v~ leaping from windows 1n panic. All btJt five of the injured have been released. Bringing home the unit that makes up about.. one-third of the force of 9,000 American servicemen on Tai\.\'an comes "with the reduction of U.S. involvement and hostilities in Southeast Asia and with the lessening of tensions in the area," he said. ' e Fugtive Captured Strait and Reynolds were booked on suspicion of child molestation and were being held in lieu or $100,000 bond. e Freighte r Ablaze PARENTS "GREET NANCY CHILDS, •TEACHER HOME FROM THE SEA, IN EMOTIONAL \IOMENT John ind Ed ith Negu1 of Newport Beach Cooked Steak for Reunion-'Price Free1e or Not' Only one person \\•as st~ll missing, b~t \Vas ·believed to have survivlKI. The dead included 15 Americans and four Danes. Among the hotel's guests \vere also tourists from Belgium, Italy, Austria Singaporl', J a P a n . thl' NetherlMds, Canada. t.fexico, Brazil and Ireland. WASHINGTON (AP ) -The FBI an- nounced that Herman Bell, 25, one of the FBl's 10 most wanted fugitives, was ar- rested Sunday in New Orleans, La. Bell had been sought in connection with the killing of two New York City police officers on March 21, 1971, and also with the robbery of a branch of the Bank of America ln San Francisco on Sept. 20, 1971, FBI Director Clarence M. KeUey said. ·Labor Day Toll Clinibs to 400 By UaJted Preis lll&ernattonaJ The death toll for the final summer holiday of the year, the Labor Day weekend, was well on the way to 400 to- , day with only a few hours left in the 78- hour period. The Na tional Safety Cowi.cll bas · : estimated that between 550 and 650 penona would be killed in roadway ac- cidents during the period that extended ; from 6 p.m. local time Friday through : midnight Monday. .. The National Safety Council urged ··particular caution by motorists during the final hours of the holiday period to- day. 1be use of seat belts by every oc- cupant of autos also was urged. ' NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Fire bro~e out Sunday aboard a grounded freighter ln the Mississippi River and burned out of control as it approached containers of a highly toxic chemical, the Coast Guard said. There were no reports of injuries, but the 500 residents of Phoenix, La., were evacuated as a precauUon, police said. The Coast Guard said the 306-foot freighter carried eight tons of tetra-etbyl, a chemical which when heated gives off vapors that can destroy human tissue and burn skin. e Della Perils C:oast MIAMI {AP) -Tropical storm Delia continued its advance toward the Central Gull Coast of the United States tOOay and the Nitional Hurricane Center said the storm could produce hurricane winds by today. Delia, developing rapidly since its formation in the eastern Gulf of Mexico on Saturday, was located Sunday at a point 450 miles south-southeast of New Orleans. Her winds were' reported at 45 to 50 miles per hour and she was reported moving north-northwest at 10 m.p.h. "Every evidence point! to the likelihood that Delia will continue its rapid development to full hurricane strength, probably by early Monday," a spokesman for the hurricane center said in Miami. A tropical storm becomes a hurricane when its sustained winda reach at least 74 m.p.h. From Page 1 RETURN •.. Together the pair spent time living among the natives cl Polynesia, including those of IIuhine Island and others. Their understanding of native custcms enhanc- ed by the visits with trtbeo ol seven! of the Islands around Tahltl, the ~le left in Apri l. They threaded their way through dangerous coral reefs, Mrs. Negu. noted, and toored the Hawailan !~ands leaving Hilo for home on July 28. On band to greet them Sunday was son Torn, 22, a Navy veteran of Vietnam who will attend Saddleback College in the fall. Tom, a medical corpsmen with duty on the U.S.S. Constellation, 1' used to the sea. That's fortunate. The Cllilds live aboard t b e 1 r "Pegasus," moored not far frun Nancy's parents on BalOOe Peninsula. Mrs. Negus answored evening calls for the returning couple vmo .. _ In early" their first night borne. 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Richard Sellers and Bin Markwood launched the fwxf-raising effort at 7 a.m. Sunday. If at 7 a.m. Wednesday they are still on their feet and paddling balls at each other, they'll enter the Guinness book of records replacing a Costa Mtsa pair as the world tJtieholden. They11 also have raised an unknown amount of money for the MU8Cular Dystrophy Foundltlon. Richard's mother, Mis. Alice Sellers of 15281 Newcastle Lane, Huntington Beach, said canlatcrs for cash contributions to the MS drlve are availabl e in the garage where the two 15-year-olds are baiting ping pong balls at each other across a regu1atlon ping pona: table. Pledges have aloo been received from classmates and ldulto. "PflOple cao sign ~P for so many cent.I per mlll.ute." ' Last year, the pair played for 37 hours and 30 rilinu tes raising money for retard- ed !'hlldren. They earned 123, but failed to 1et a new world's record. "They're better prepared thit year. I think ttiey'U go all the way," tbe boys' mothers agreed. 'Ibey and school friend! bave kept the ping pong paddlers supplied wttb food and drink and moral oupport. "They'll eat anything th•?, CID hold on to while Ibey are paddllog, ' Mn. Sellen said. Lasagna, however, awaJted one of the rive-minute breab the playen take each hour for rest, and "eueothl!1." /)lore than Ll Mlltll after the Hwi· llngton Beach · youths began their marathon, Jerry Lewis launched the 29- hour MS telethon on ebaMel JI . Visitors and callers to the Newca1t1e Lane Sile of the bouncing ball> duel ln- cre'llled noticeably following an on-alr mention or the teenagen' effort. · The open garage attracted many onlookers throughout the evening, Mra . Seiters lald. At midnight, a crowd of more than lO remalDed to encourace the Marina High drama and cbcnl studento. ~ Holiday Weekend Curbs Among the dead was an American family of four v.ilich perished despite the lathe.r's efforts to save his wife and two children by putting them in a bathtub filled with oold water. The father was found lying across the tub over the bodies of his frupily. Search for Abductor Newport Beach police contimled today to follow leads relBted· to the kidnap and assault of a l.._year old girl in Corona del Mar last Thursday. Police are hoping Newport· Harbor area residents will help them find the drive r of a white van said to have been involved Convicted Killer Slays His Infant Son in Jail Cell SAN LUIS OBISPO (UPI) - A special guard was put on a convicted killer Sun- day after he went berserk during a f~y visit land fatally injured his infant son by smashing him against the barred window!I of the visiting lounge. The 16-mond><>ld dilld, swung three times by the ankles "like a baseball bat," dled nine hours 1ater. A prison spokesman said Sunday the motive for the attack was not yet known. Inmate c.ecil E. Richardson, 25, of Santa Clara County, was subdued Sat· urday, moments after hi~ unexpected out- break, and put in a special cell for psy- chologic study until the district attorney can review the case today. A prison officra.I said Richardson, serv- ing a five year-t.rlife tenn for slaying h1s: wife, might not be prosecuted for the child 's death if it is determined to be poydlotic. Leisure World Man Found Dead in Ho1n e A reclusive old man was found dead in his apartment in Leisure \Vorld, Laguna Hills, Sunday evening. The Orange County coroner's office determined the time of death to have been 1ast Th ursday. The spokesman would not ma ke public the man's name, adding that death y,•as due to natural causes. Neighbors began to bi\suspicious after not having seen t.tie man for several days. Security officers entered the man 's home late Sunday, the coroner's office spokesman said. • • In the Spyglass Hilts dayllgllt sexual molestation. The location and some of the circumstances of the assault parallel the . unsolved kidnap and strangling death of Linda Ann O'Keefe, seven·weeb ago. 'Mle vehicle seen Thursday in the hills above Corona del Mar is '"'illte. It was dirty when the young visitor Crom Los Angeles was freed from an hour of ter- ror. 'I'he van shov,:s collision damage on the rear and left side and blue paint ma rks are visible, police said. The van is believed to have blue and gold conunercial license plates with five numerals followed by an unknown letter. The long Labor Day weekend has hampered the investigatim of leads con- nected to business firms which supply trucks to their employes. Police repeated their appeal to merchants, cootrac:furs and any businessmen Cot Information about any ernployes possibly driving such a van JW 'Ibursday. "The hotel v.·as a fire trap and we ha~ several times warned DaniSh authorities about this as \\'ell as other hotels in the old-fashioned style here in Copenhagen," Jan Amnizboel. chief of the Copenhagen fire brigade, told UPI. "They have 1lo fire alarms, no iron doors, no sprinkler water pumps and no suffi cient emergency doors," he said. Widespread panic was described by Jules Fine of llonolulu, an assistant in- spector for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. '"All above us on the fourth and fitth floors it was absolute pandemonium." he said. "We could hear people screaming for help." Author Tolkien Dead BOURNEMOUTII. England CUP!l - Author J. R. Tolkien. the former Oxford University professor y,•hose stones about a "1t11ddle Earth"-peopled by imaginary beings became an international student cult in the 1960"s, died Sunday. He was BL W atergaie Poll 1,052 Give Views on Hearin gs PRINCETON, N.J. {AP) :-The Gallup Poll says a recent survey shows 52 percent of Americans think the Senate Watergate committee's hearings are good for the country but 41 percent bold the opposile view. The Aug. 17·19 survey also showed 57 percent believe the committee is more interested in gathering facts than in discrediting the Nixon administra- tion. However, 28 pemmt said the committee wanted more to discredit the administration. Nine percent had no opinion. THE 1,05% ADULTS from acr<IS.'l: the nation al:t0 -...ere asked if news cover- age given the Watergate hearings would make it .. less likely for these men (the witnesses) to gel a fair triaf or don't you think it "'ill make any differ· ence?" Thirty-six percent said the news coverage \\'OUld make fa ir trials Jess llkely, and 56 percent said they thought it wouldn't make any difference. Eight percent had no opinion. On lhe main question -"In general. do you think the Watergate hearings are a good thing for the country or a bad thing?" -SC\'en percent had no opinion. GALLUP SAID a breakdown by party on that question shoy,•ed : -Republicans, 35 percent think the hearings are good for !he country. -DemOQfats, 59 percent. -Independents, who the polling organization said usually fall midway be- t\\·een the two major parties, 58 percent. NO ONE SELLS G.E. . ' FOR LESS THAN1'uli(a.{? son FOOD WAST! DISPOSIR Ptwti Fie Mtthlllll u. • 01.'t f xt!VIM '''*"''-Wnt> Actfo!I -iot h111-1ra.·....ti1n1 • 3 Wllh and 2 1u,. ,ltmptrl!U,. • J W9"1 Cycltl -NOflftll. ,.,_,,,_N WE TAKE TRADE-INS • 2 Lt•tl Tlttfe•Wtth oa..-tk Otflrpl'I DitpHMI' •s-.o..,....~..._. ID-159'6 • 90 DAY CASH 1815 NEWPORT BLVD. llalntm Costa Mesa 'IWITH .,,.on1 CllP(f -. •• Ae1io11td So« • Uanloll of J w-..- 2or1 \ t Huntingwn 1 Overspe nds ' - . '.72 Budget lly TERRY COVILLE \,. Of 11t DtllY Plllt lllfl Clly de_~tmenl.9 In Huntington lleach o~erspent their 19'12-73 budgets by $414,110 -a luxury they won't be able to afford in 1973-74. · '!be big(e!t culprit, acoinllng to the finance department, was the Police deportment wblcb ex~ Its budget by $250,000. MOST OF the police expense lnvolwd excess aalarte1, either for added llllD- power or overtime wortc' which totaled 1911,000. lllgber cosb for tho general opentlon 91 tile deportment a1Jo toolt 1911,000 abdve tho hudgel. 'l11e city, of coorse, did not go Into debt to pay the unbudgeted execesses, it was protected by a cash safety margJ.n in a reserve fund or $525,000 and a con- tingency fund or $317,000. 1'he budget OVelTUflS Were also partially offset by increased revenue such as fll,000 more in state sales tax than expected and an extra $8S 000 !rom city licenses and permits. ' But lhl.s year the reserve fund is empty, nothing in it. and the contingency fund has only $150,000 and even that may IOOl1 be lowered, says Finance Director Frank Agruello. 'IUIGUELLO SAYS the ezcess caa11 reserves left over from 1m..73 ~ about ll00,000 total -...,. deliberately budgoted to be -In 1174-75 to keep l'nlm •ralllng property tues O< Imposing ~--tulng- 11For the past four Or five YNl"I we haV.J>een Ible to allow departmenta to •. &II_ over their budgets by using 1Urplus reeer.:ves:~adds usiltant .finance direc- tor Earl Horton. "1his year we just don't have any reserves. The police depart- ment can't go $250,000 over budget.'" Arguello says all departmmts will be expe<:led to stick tlgbUy to their alloted budget figures, though cbangea can be made. I 141 'Ibis year'• ,..,.ra1 fund budget - which doea DOI Include fadllty """ structlon OOoll IDd 1 few spoda1 flmdl - Is flt mllUoa. -AraUeilO doM 111 II thoro II I belch riol, Ibo IJOllco ~will be -ed to qwiil 11. • "llVT IF polfce 10 09er their !Jadallt, It ._ ..... b_to _lt_ ........... elle, ... !Ind ---ot n1llng: revenue." Tiie police budaot WU -Ille -· far ercoe<n111 tho -hlgbeot "'1lcb was tho fll'e deportinoal wltll 11t....,., ()( '58,00I, moetly in lllaries. Some departments actually spent lea than they wve budgeted foc. The -of malnt81nlng city streets WU lbout 't98,000 less than expected. Street marl<- lng and painting was $111,000 less than pr<dicled and clelnlng up weedl coot the city nearly '22,000 less than It WU reedy to pay. The budC<t llguret ..... oollec:ted In ... "' t1lll -for preoe!lllilan to tho city council n-lay nlgllt. 'Ibo coundl must authorue the finance clepertmmt lo change the bud&'el .to _rellect what ,... really opml, DOI whll WU predict..t. Sycamore Hills Proposals Set For More Stud y Laguna llelcb Planning Commllllon mombera will oontinue tlieir Mmy ol various development PtOllOllll for Syeamoro llilJs at a 7: 30 p.m. meeting Tuelday. c.mmtalooorl to date -reeoiwd ,three propooa1s. l'llO ol -lllm1lar plans ·-by Ille ~. .Newport ID-Inc., llld -..e ~ by tile Ptanmnc Depaflnwmt The most ....,..,i developtr-becked plan •caUs f<>< 2,ote units, but wllll more open space than originally offered. • The planning start proposal calls for 1.181 units, a figure Newport Inveotmenls 'ofncla!S ·have prOtested .. n o t - 'economically feasible. ~ Commlsslonera are e1pected to take- 1actton·Sepl. 24 on the density gi~llrlet· 1 '!be only A>ther Item .. t for stu(fy Tueo- 1day night Is • ptoposed calendar ol Plan-. ;ntng Commls&lon J>tOjetU for tho re- imalnder ol. the year. I • Wicks Delly Piiot Sltlt PllOI• lnstatat School Portable classroom units begin to occupy school site in Irvine's Greentree Homes tract. Irvine Uni- fied School District officials bad hoped to complete temporary school by opening next week. Delays in delivery of classroom units will complicate si tuation, but district officials are optimistic solution will be found by month's end. Two such neighborhood schoo ls were planned to ease classroom crunch caused by building lags. Policemen • ID Classrooms Fight .. Myths, Stereotypes lly JOANNE REYNOIJ>S Of lflt ~ty Pli.t Slaff Police uniforms aren't the clothes usually worn by Huntington Beach Union High Scbool-tellcbers unless they happen to be the two men who teach an unusual coune.ln ooda1 lludlea. Gene Wlllllml ind Bill VID CleVI lrl both. HllllllDclm Beach ~ olllcen wbo ll1J1 "'°"' Into a clamoom In two weekl lo lelcb claw ID Mmlnl8'ration of justlco. • . Lui 1(11111 tho clluel werw offered for the llrll time at the 1-hl&ll ICbool- cam-In Huntington Beldl ind the .-..u ...u u -olficla1.t ...,. pleued enough with the outcome to oiler ~ c_l;asses again t1lll fall . . . THE MO'nVA'l10N for establlsblng the c1 ..... , beyond giving the students an education in the basics of law en- forceitent, was to expose student5 as well .. teocbers to polia!men .. ln- divi<Nals and buman be'1lg.s and try to change some negative attitudes. Bulcally, that boiled down lo debunlt- lng myths lllld mlloonc<ptioo5 and breil- lng ...,. long-held ,1ereo1ypes. '"Ibere were an awful lot o f mbculceptloos parUcularly about tho laws dealing with bltchhltlng, drugs and rights;''· .Wllllams says. ·He· taught ·two c!Ulel 11 Marini lllgb Scbool and two at Wlntenburg. ing students .. and speaking before other classes as guest lecturers. In . fact, neither ha8 plans to greatly alter the course contents. Both said they found the students really seemed to enjoy hearing about ac- tual cases. Since Van Cleve has been a policeman for eight years and Williams le.-1<11, Ibey have plenty ol "war sl..-tes" to share with their classeo. But they don't spend all ol their Ume sitting around spinning yams. 'rbetr cOiirses roier the c:r1IAIDa1 justice .,._ Including "' blstory • criml!ral law, juwnlle law, Ille CXJUrts and the role of pollco In society. They use ·a variety of profesatonab In law enforcement as guest speakers to bring into focus some of the other 8gen- cie1 of law enforcement such as the county Probation Department, the FBI, the county Marshal's office and the Calilornla Highway Patrol. IN A m.IDY made by Van Cleve, he shows that surveys taken of the students at the beginning of the class and surveys taken at the conclm:ion indicate some positive attib.ldinal changes. 1bese changes include an increase In the number of studeot! who feel that marijuana should not be legalized and an increase 1n the number of students who ranked law enfOl'.COlllent. as. a presUgipus occupation. But the changes took more obvious forms than 5taUstics in a SW"Vey. Ted Gregory, a teacher at Wintersburg wrote in a letter to schools superin· tendent Jack Roper that "many of our students harbor strong feelings or distrust and dislike toward authority figures in general as epitomized by their attitude loward police. "Gene Williams, by reason of his quiet, pleasant, persistent aud determined cool- headedness without compromising his own standards of conduct and ethics, has done more to modify in a positive way the attitudes of troubled young people toward police than any individual I have yet known." AS VAN a.EVE noted, "Initially most of the students had a stereotype of what a policeman ought to be· They had pretty well decided every cop was a l·Adam·l2' businesit-like policeman who had no personality. To lhem cops were just walking, talking badges. "Once they got to know me, I think they were astounded to find out I'm a normal person, just like them and their parents." . Some of the students seemed so. hn- pressed with the classes that they told Williams and Van Cleve that they want to follow a career in law enforcement. "But our role wasn't to recruit peeple for police wurk," Williams added. "We were .. tber.e .. to .i:naJce.. ~e,JIK>n .oom .. fortable In dealing with the laws and police and I think we were successful at that." MotldlY, Stpttmbtr .l, 1973 DAILY PILOT a Preve.ation Speclaltv Woman Serving Key Fire Role The re's a new look around the Fowi- tain Valley Fire Deparbnent these days. It's in the form ol firewoman Lynn Whitehouse who joined the department a month ago in the newly created job of fire prevention specialist. While she ls technically a firerQan, doing a fireman's job, she doesn't grab a hard hat and heavy coat and hop oo a fir~ engine every time there's an alarm. Wbat she does do and will be doing is bringing fire prevention and general safety infonnatioo to Fomitain Valley residents and working as a fire in- vestigator. "The physical stuff is out -pulling hose would be ridiculous," she explains. Her presence in the fire department is the result of an experiment planned by the Fire Chief H. C. Lawson to find places for women in the fire service. Initially, Mrs. Whitehouse's job will cover the areas that are a combination of fire prevention and in vestigaUon and public relations . Because of the experimental nature of the job, it will be pretty much what she makes of it. "It's strictly experimental. I think that the coocept is very innovative. When they were recruiting fOr the job I thought it was something new that I'd like to try," she said. Mrs. Wbllebouoe, 35, bas spent the last three yoan in the city's police depart- m<11t where me was secretary to atiel Cliarles Michaelis. VALLEY'S FIRST FIREWOMAN Mrs. Lynn WhltahouM fireWl>man doem't seem to lmpreos MrL Whitehouse much -ahe saYs lhe'1 man interested In just getting out and taltlnl to people about safety and preventing fires. As she sees It, the job b an excellent opportunity for a woman. "Men prefer the fire su~oo. first "ll Pf!;!>Plt? had just a little bit ot aid and rescue part of fire work. I'll be knawledge they could save lhemoelves ., • doing the kinds of things that 1 think are ' moch in terms cl persoMI s8f~ty," she e.asier .ror a woman to d? such as ~~ concluded. '1 ·want to really work on first a1.d talks and handling complamts, developing a public information program, she sa id. . . . because the more I can get to the public, ~t the .moment Mrs. Whitehouse is not the more they can be saved fnm tbeie bemg paid as much as a fireman, but she kinds of losses " says she doesn't mind because all that is · ,tl ;~~; likely to change. "This job has never ..exl.st.ed before now, so they didn't really kbow bow to handle It. Righi now I'm earning about the same thing as a secretary or clerk in the police department But ooce the job bu beea proven I<> be a good thing, then the pay will be revised," sire explained. Mrs. Wbitehouoe 88Y' she ts not partiewarly lncllneil to see ben!ell as an activl!t In feminlne"cames. "I think anytime somebody has 1 cbanco to do a first, they should talre IL This LB an opportunity lo open doors and I want to malte the-moot of It. Nol only for myaett, but for other people too. "And I' think Foontabi Valley's a good place to be -g things lite thal It's a very open plaoe with good oppor\unitiel for wcmen," she declared. She says the Idea seems to be catclllng on, even though she bas not really gotten started in bet """"-. Some of the departments which participoled with Fountain Valley In a joint powen agreemeot -Huntington lleadl, Westminster and Seal Belcb - have expressed lntereol In the Idea ol using a woman In a noo-physical capacity and tho city of Orange asked lo< I fUll outllne_ol l\er duttes __ to _study for poosible Institution bY tho Orange Flie ·oepait· ment. Being Fountain Valley's II rs t O asses Slated At Saddlehack Y~inEI Toro " '· .. ;,~ ~l ·i + Fall c1asseo beidmlaa Sept. 10 al 11111 Saddlebeclt ValleY YMC"A in El Toro will include gott, macnune, l:arlte, guitar, belly dancing and bridge. RegistraUon dead1lno Is Wednesday for all subjects exoept karate, with "-taken at any time. All classes rave separate fees for Y members and ~members, who rilay join the Y for $7.50 per year. A total of 22 six-week cl...., will be offered at 23131 Orange Ave., El Toni. Other classes for cbi1dreo lllld_ aduJta are Tiny Tots play activity, clothing color and llDe, baton, Tiny Tot danciirg, aim • trim, decoupage, cake d e c o r a t 1 a I , candle-making, yoga, terrarium-building, tumbling and "Frm Club," a aeriel of Saturday activllke for boy> .... &lrlo ages· eight 1hrougb 1.3 yean. For lnlonnatlon on class times 111111 fees, call the Y at 830-9622. One of the moot outlandish myths to bo debunked by the pair was an apparently wide-spread belief !bet teenage girls who hitchhike barefooted can be arrested (or prostitution. Van Cleve said it took him considerable effort to uncover the origin of the theory 1 but he finally tracked it down. (hotine._-: Eying U.S. W oe·s It seems one of the fema1e students at Edison High School whe.re Van Cleve taught was liitcbbltlng to the beach with lrtends. She and ber girl friends wero barofool A patrolman . spotted the young teeoagen hltcbbltlng and Iller ta1tina to them, be picked them up under ..cl!oo IOI of the llete Welfare ml lnstltuUoo Code wblch glVe! police the authority to late Into custody any juvenile In dlnger of leading ·~a lewd, Idle or d1llolute llfe."- '"11le olficer told the glrb why be WU taking them lo the staUon and the words added "I' In lbelr minds to prootltuUon. · "MIX that with the fact that they were all barefoot and presto, Y.O'I have the rnytil".tha ~tetnage girls who hitchhike barefoot Ciii" bO amst<il" for titUtioo.'' Vari Cleve said. pros- IN SPITE of !heir succeuos wltll the classes last year, the two men said they will continue their two classes per cam· flUI ecbiodUte. They apend.tlle real ol tholr tlme either l!wWlloc --.,._ or COUDIOI- 'CaCtus Flnwer' Benefit---Slat.ed A performance of "Cactus Flower'' 1t the Hunttngton Boach Playhouse it 7 p.m. Sept. 9 wUI benefit the American Field llervico (AFS) chapter at llun- lrlgton Beach High School. The event 'Wiii be attended by Al esan- dta Go!ilppl, a fo,..1(111 exchange student from.the province of Trlest• In ltaly. Her visit is sponsored by the fJ!S c)ulpler. Miss Goruppl, 16, Is staying with• Dr. and~-Quentin Royer;cil 3292 Falkland Circle, Huntington lllrb\J"r. Ticket! for the Abe Burrows pl1y are 12 for lludtnll and '3 for edulls. They can . be Gill11oed to, .~ AM Roollltbal, AFS cbaplft' jnlldmt, at ia- 7319. ·Ex-Newport Lawyer Was ConfidaJJ-_te , Politcal lnfight;er By L. PETER KRIEG CHOTINER DENIES the "batdlet or '" Dlltr '"'"' ''-" man" role cast by her, and even tries to Mumry M. a.otiner ...Wd probably dlmlnim the significance ol his influence rallter be renernbeM! as a Pr..tdentlal -on the Republican he helped pick lo nm confldame than 1 pol(tlcal Infighter. In Callfomia's LZth Congresslooa1 in I~. Bui tho former Newport Beecb a~ "I'm very J>tOUd !(! bave been a part In lorney wu bodr. And be was evidently the fact that be eventually """I on to Vf!f"/ gOQd. lie helped an unknown Whit-become President ol the Untied States," tier lawya; become congressman and a Chotiner said, "but ours was DOI Ille kind man who ' could DOI win anything ol ~p Illa! bo'd pick up the anymore become President of the IJDlled phone ·and call me to help solve every States. political crisis." CHOTINER RELAXED on the polio o[ his 11alboa lliy Club aportmen\ in Newport Beach last week and talked freely on a wide-ranging variety of topics, from the -fir.t lime be met Richard M. Nixon, to w!Jat be calls '\the stupidity of Watergate." Olollner looks Ille part of the beckroom political heavy that made -. both hate and respect him. at tho umotlme. · m•1 shirt. Be 1oms Ute be sllould have 1 ~ dpr.\:: mouth. Hts lada1 -ms· are · ol a man who bu alwaya 11\ed to bide -.... Be's -lbe political wars since boyhood, but Op IDlj I IOlllltlonal 11lvonie trla!'lit 1970 prolrobly..., equally ..._ib1e for Iii end for tbe'man whole own career roae to tire position of '!tpeOtal While iloUse ldvlsor shor1ly an... Presi- dent Nixon's 19&8 electioo. The divorce ended bitterly with his former wife, Mlnli, vowing to , write a book and "tell all" about ChoUner's bockground and role In Pr<sldenl Nixon's political me. That book hasn't been publlshed yet, but Ml'I. O.Ottner, still a Newport Belich reslden~ says it will be soon. llespito their stormy brea!Qlp, bowever, Mro. Cllotlner says o! her et-husband: "Murray's the only · lOlll' pt'O(esslonal N1xon mr had. 'l\ey'd try to keep him In the beck8J'Olllld bu!.-Ibo ll'Jlng got rough, they'd turn to lllm." ClJotinei-said there were times though, like during the 1988 campaign when President Lyndon Johnsoo announced peace in VeitrnJm wa&near. "There wasn't anything we really could do," CbJUner • recalled, • ' b e c a u s e everyone wanted peace. But as it turned out, it didn't matter, the report was false,'' he said. While downplaylng his poUUcal savvy and tnl1umce, Qrotlner wu quick to criticize tho way President Nixon'• key advloora bunflJed tire Walerpte affair. First, be imllted, "tllll oorl ol et... troolc g!IN!llckri' Is all new to me. We didn't do tldnp-llke.lhal I don't bow anything -It ml I _, nnt to." lie 11YS a Jlt'Of-.ial In drarge ol lbe 1973 campaign woo1d DOI have let It ha!>' pen. AND, BE ADDED, uwhat I'm saying Is that the Presillent's campaign was run by a bunch of amateurs." He said straight out he considers John Mitchell, who tcslgned as chairman midway through tho campaign, was an amateu r. _ 11'.Jbat was his fll'St campaign," Chotlner pointed out. • "And there ~ a lot ol . people w)lo wtr< just too eager and dldn 'l know wtiat they ...,. doing," Qrotlnor said. llul a.otiner lleadfastly der..dtd President NIIOn'a decision DOI lo rolease the Watergate tapes. ' _,. "Politically, It ...Wd be smart foe him. But be ju.st can't do it," be said, ''if peo- ple can't be able to talk lo the President of the United states without assunmce .tiat they say will be blasted all over the country, then be couldn't g<t anything done right.'' Besides, he sakl, ''1be tapes are probably fllled witll a lot " vulgar language and there Is p r o b a b I y something someone said about this sena1"< er that senator tbat would be very embarrassing to have come out." ax.liner said even 11 the tapes are released and there's nothing ln· criminating on them, "everybody'd ac- cuse hiin of editing them. "So he can't win,11 he said. WOTINER SAID he viewed the overall Watergate affair as a blemish on lbe political system, but DOI one the! ahould dlscoorqe the American -le -especially the )'Ollill -ln:m ldlve palllclpatlon In It." • "I'd advtae any young -In- terested to get u lnwlved. u be can," ' · a.otlDor aalcl • a.au.er cleclined any spe<U!atlon about what mlg!it happen In lbe 19'11 Presidential nee, or who might be run- ning In It. • He said Vice President Spiro T. Agnew 1«>ul4 be the logical front-runner for the GOP nominatloo, depending on the out- come of the 111llegaUons that he received kickbacks Crom Maryland contractors. Ho sa id John Oonnolly'• chilnccs d .. pend a lot on how mu<')I he helps Republican s during the 1974 Congressionol campalf!llS. "There's a lot of RepubUcans who'd have a hanl enough time suppo111ng him anyway," Chotlner sald,"so he's going to have to be very active." Sen. Howard Baker, the vice cbalrman of tho Select Senate Olmmittet on Watergate, has made 1 favorable Im- pression on the public and m\111 be coo- • ...,..,.. ............ FOUGHT BIG WARS Newport'• Chotiner aidered a ~tender, Ohotlner sald. He said both Colilomia Go- Ronald Reagan and New York aore- Nct.on Rockefeller wanl the - very badly and "they, too, will ha\'e to be I 'dealt will\." I wmtver runs m the GOP llebl, Choli-..,. 11e r1oem' n,....,,"" i. I vol\>ed In the canlpelgn. "I'll be 114 In October and Ille martalllJ table w1u tau~ o1 ~ ... i. ial4. I 4 DAILY PILOT Monday , Stpttm~r 3, 1973 Great Lady of High Seas to Be Beborn "l must down to the sea again, To tha lonelu sea and the aky, And oil t llSk. is a lall :;hip. And a siar to steer her bt1." ' John Masefield By TOM BARLEY Of "" 0•11~ 1"1111 tililt HONOL\!LU -Capt. Fred Klebingat pricked up bis ears when he learned t~t the first of the . oompetitor.s_ in the Newport Beach·Hooolulu Transpac race had been spotted from Diamond Head. At 84, you Jong for a ya rn or two with men fresh from the sea that has dominated your life for as long as you can remember, be It from the decks of tbe 50 kind of craft that you worked on or from the jetty at the Bernice P. Bi!OOp Museum. The talk is of the sea as the yachtsmen foond ,ft In the long haul from California to the ialands. And it never falls to tum to the sea as Skipper Fred knew it, back in the days when, a! a lad of 19, he took his first look at the "Falls of Clyde." BUT IT ISN'T just the yam and the drink and the days when tall men sailed tall &hips and gave of themselves and their lives in a way that only the man who braves the sea with a flapping can· vas between him and the blue aky can understand. a dollar there, and y.;e will continue to do that until we have her ready." fl.1any craft smen have donated their time in the bid to restore the "Falb ." And many mariners of all oceanic persuasions have come to ad:rnire the 266- foot, 1,7SO.ton vessel and stayed on to devote a rew hours or their time and much of their badly needed !kills on her broad decks. Klebingat and those working with him in the restOl'allon program h av e assembled a museum that Is dispersed throughout the ship and very effectively tells bet story from her early days in the Calcutta trade to tho5e tragic, heartbreaking month.s s h e spent mouldering in an Alaskan backwater. PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN by crew members and the utensils used by them in voYBges that took them from their homes for many mmths at a time have been preserved. Many of the ship's records are there, logs bearing the master's hand and his instructions to the officer who took his place at the wheel for the next loog, lone· ly watch. Sailing men who ask capt. Klebingat about his first encounter with the "Falls" invariably want to know what tnanne!' of vessel she was at the time. She has seen many changes in her 95 years and her huge holds have carried most products known to man, from copra to crude oil and every fonn of livestock. • P'IMIM C....,..'f 1111 Jll'Mrila ~-,......... Klebingat knew only too well that his be.loved "Falls" was very much on the She enjoyed a prosperous passenger trade in her early years. Many memen- toes of that era have been rea-t.ored : passenger cabins, dining rooms and a few of the primitive comforts scorned by seafarers in those lusty years but a blessing to the passenger looging for the feel of dry land. "FALLS OF CLYDE" WAS A PROUD SHIP WHEN SHE CUT HIGH SEAS IN 1916; NOW SHE'LL SEE NEW GLORIES ~·ICU Oii the ttlltorl ttlith e1't'll'JI011e else, UJhistles a>ere hlOU>l"9 a1ld the fire brigade made a splendid dbplau.'._ 1 agenda of most of the Transpac yachtsmen who would spend a few days in HaYt'aii before making their homeward run. Sure enough, they came to see her, delighted at the progress that had been made since their tast visit and longing to see the 95-year-old vessel restored to Ule conditiOn that was hers when Kleblngat first clapped hi! eyes on what he today remembers as "thi.s majestic beauty of the seas." You can't really call her that now. To be sure, foor new masts have been ~ planted in the ship that was destined to be mnk as a breakwater in an Alaskan creek when the people of Honolulu raised the $20,IXX> need ed. to save her for posterity as the last or her kind in the . v.'Of'id . K1ebingat, a typically blunt old salt, grins and concedes lhat the generous Hawaiians must have wondered about the wisdom of their act when they saw what was left of the "FaTiS of Clyde" towed into Honolulu harbor in Novtmber, 1963. "BUT IT didn't diminish her ~ ti on," he said. "I was m the wharf with everyone else, whistles were blowing and the lire brigade made a· splendid di!play. "Great plmnes of water shot into the air from the flreboats and lovely Hawa.llan ladies thn!w flowers oo her decks. Dressed in their royal robes, the Hawaiian delegation boarded the ship and climbed on the alterdeck. High rank· ing naval officers and many other notables were there to greet her." Ten years later, a great deal remains to be done in the ship that knew German· born Klebingat as her first mate. but he now believes the day is not rar off when the only four-master of her kind and era left in the world wiU hoist her canvas to snap in the conStant Pacific breeze. Her sailing days are over, of course. But she will stand at the Bishop Museum dock just as she stood in the launching dock in Glasgow, ScoUand, oo a June day in 1878 when the doughty Scottish workers who had Jaid their loving hands on her gave the "Falb" a thunderous cheer as she "hit lh.e salt" for the first time. ''Our problem has been financing,'' K1ebingat said. "Our first f1.11d was rais- ed tv.'O days be!ore she was to be scuttled and jt was ell we bad. But we have pressed oo over the years, a dollar here, She was carrying passe.ngers when Klebingat got his first look at this "ma· jestic beauty" and this is the tale be has told many times to seafaring men -and those not so seaworthy -who never tire of hearing it. "I was only 19 and serving on the old barkentine "S.N. Castle" at the time. It must have been the third morning out of San Francisco before dawn and the mate on wi:tlcb told me to finish my coffee then go aloft and loose the &kysail. "I CLIMBED the 130 feet to the skysall yard , the highest &ail in the ship. I cast off the gaskets and the sail billowed out in the stroqi wind. Down on dedt, my wat.cbmate and the mate bolsted ~ yard to set the sail and I lingered there for a moment "It w.., alwa)"' a great sight from up there. Water nuhing along the ship's side, a school of porpoises gambolling ahead of the frothy bow wave and the while, wide wake behind. I watched them for a while and then I lifted my eyes and saw the 'Falls of Clyde' for the fll'St time .. o'Jbere wf>Ue the sun was going to rise, there ag.aimlt those pink clouds, a sail was visible. Rapidly the sail became sails, raised themselves over the rim of the horizon and then the whole ship was revealed. "All sail was set; ber cottm canvas gleamed white in the morning sun. Every man on our crew came to the side to watch her, to admire her as she croaed our cause astern. Her four masls stood tall and proud, her sleek bull .... ornamented at the bow with a uacetuI ~. a lady in white, w!io with unseeing eyes gazed out over the path ahead. "SHE DIPPED her flag thrice .., a greeting and farewell as we did in those days and we hauled our colors down three times in reply. She rolled over towards us, showing her streaming decks and the water cascading off her fo'c's'lehead and rushing out of freeing ports and scuppers; she was deep laden and showing scant freeboard." It's a description that makes many a sailing man today reach for his drink and clear his throat ; the memory of a man who in 75 years of service on the 5ea saw nothing to surpass the glory of the "Fells of Qyde" in her heyday. It is a memory that led KJebingat 54 years later to Ket.cbikan, AJask.a, to view the p!Uful remnants of that proud visioo and pledge tl!en and there that be woold save the "Falls of Clyde." The people of Honolulu, romembering that the sleek vessel ran between their harbor and San Francisco for many yea~ __ .of her· prime. re s ponded rnagl\ill.cently. She is theirs today, already a popular tourist attraction and certain to be a greater one when she receives her finishing touches. When that happens, the sailing man will see a 1,756-ton ·four-masted bark, carrying single gallant and royals, a leg- 'o-mutton spanker and ringtail topsail \Vith four bead sails on a long jib boom with a higger and middle staysail. 'IbJse Wbo Clo not down to the sea \n ships will Set a proud, tall ship, the last of her line aiid the only link we have with a day when st.urdy•Scottisb builders sent the "Falls of Clyde" and a bevy of her sisters down the Clyde to the sea. "God bl"'8ed her and all who sailed in her," said capt Klebingat. And three are many who see God's band in this preservation of a proud lhlp. Krishna Cultist Facing Hearing On Assault Rap A cu!Ust ol the Laguna Beach Hare Krishna Temple faces a preliminary hear- ing in rnid-5eptember on a charge of assault oo a Police officer, stemming from an Aug. 22 fracas at the communal sanctuary. Dooglas C. Hussell, 2!, of 641 Ramona Ave., pleaded innocent to the charge dur- ing ~ before Judge Richard H&nilton.-He entered a similar plea to one count of lnterferillg w!th an officer in the line of duty. Judge Hamilton eel Oct. 3 as the date for a JID'Y trial on both charges in South Orange Cllunty Judicial District Court. The Judge dismis<ed a c:ho1ge of in- terfering with an officer against Brian M. Nash. 19, also of the Ramona Avenue address. Russell was arrested after allegedly trying to stop Laguna Beach police and an Orange Col.D'!ty Deputy Marshal from searchlng the temple for B woman nam-· ed in a misdemeanor arrest warrant. Russell allegedly grabbed Detective Tony Smith and placed him in a chokehold, OOt was forcibly removed from Smith by Deputy Marshal Richard Ringler. Nash was arrested outside the temple when he refused to leave the area in which police were boldlng Russell. Prior to entering the temple, the ro!Je. clad Krishna worshipers demanded Illa! olil<ers remove their oboes to comply with ritual ol the Easle."D sect, but tlley refused. l : WHlll "fALLS Of CL YOE" ARlllVID IN HAWAJf. BUYERS WIRIN'T SURE THEY SPENT WILL I ) , BY LATI 1930S TALL MASTS WERE GONE AND GREAT SHIP WAS ALASKAN BARGE Police Clue in· Residents Valley RUJ-ealong Program Improves Relations By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tl!a D•ll'f l"lllt Staff People tend to stare at the van full or people driving arowid FOWltain Valley. It looks official enough with "POLICE " writ.ten on the sides and front in large black letters and the yellow dome light oo the roof, but whal are all t.ho5e people doing inside, milling and enjoying themselves? They are Hiding Along with Pat, a new program In Fountain Valley used to ac- quaint residents wtth their local police. PAT IS Agent Pat Coleman, a four. year veteran ol the Fountain Valley fon:e who Is now leading the ge~tl>lmow-tfte. pollc. campaign as the department's community Services Officer, a position created by a federal grant. 'l1lis particular night, he is showing a cop's eye view of Fount.a.in Valley to seven teenagers and two adult advisors horn a local d>urch. He makes a point ol telling them at the start of the evening-that police work really lsn't as oonUnuow:ly glamorous or exciting aa It is portrayed oo. televislon. As the evening passes, It becomes quite clear what he means. 'lbe van rolled lo tllree calls of firecrackers in varloua parts of the city, a stop of a black 1nan ,..ar1ng a dress while strolling on Broolihurst Street, a silent alarm and an aboMooed aum. 'lbe most e1cltlng moment ol the ....,_ Ing came when a oouped car wtnt out of control and swerved.~ across th e Broold1urlt median inlo ...,.,,,m, tralllc dlroctly In front of the van. NO ONE was liurt 'and a regular duty poilce officer called bl Coleman was aoon at the scene. The ride had started out with a short briefing by Coleman who asked eveJ'Yll!lll lo nu In a questionnaire generally d~· Ing with attitudes about police and police work. . It ended with an~ther qµastlonnatre and a question and an11Wtr period. Coleman MY' that many ol the nearly 3tlO people he has takeo·oul since starting opcntlonl this summtr have Indicated a pos!Uve cllaoa• in atUtwle, 1JS11a\Jy by utlnr when diey can go out 1galft. With a fall schedule which 1llows for 10 • people to go out every Tuesday and Thursday nights between 7 p.m. and 10:45 p.m., he has had to set a limit of l\\.'D rides per person per year, which was a disappointment t.o his teenage com- panions. • It may not have been an evening's work worthy of Adam 12, but the group obviously enjoyed ll. AFTER COLEMAN explained a few of the basics ol the radio code system, his riders became adept enough at l~tening to tell the voices ol dillereot paln>lmen apart. "He'• the snmotb talldng ooe," or Oass on Stroke Victims Planned In South Laguna A six-week course on Tehabilltation of stroke vlctlma will hegln Sept. 10 at south Coast Commwilty Hoepltsl, south Lagwia. Classes will meet Monday a n d Thunda)"' !rflm 9:30 to II a.m. and will indude Instruction lrom phylliclln!, psychialriats, nurses, physical and oc- cupaUonal therapists, dlellciaM and other medical personnel. "The training Is almost a must for relations and frieOO,, of stroke corr valescents anxloua to help them re-enter the mainstream of famlly and com· munlty life," said Mn. Marte Cook, coordlnalor of community wvlce1. II AU too often, the stroke Victim, through mlsundentandinl( o r In· dllforence, be<omtl a fielj>lela and hopeless1nvalld and recluse," ahe added . Ph>slcal ind mental hand I c 1 p • ruufUng from 1trokea can be' overcome with the right type of lreatment and emotional support, said Mrl. Cook . Slnce tm, three teams or volunteers have been traln<M In the ""'°inl ~ gram. It Is C<MpODIOred by the SCCR Auxiliary Ind coordinated by Mr. and Mra. JeMln(I Harrla. • · Pel'IOlll withing to take part In the i:Gurse may call Mrs. °"* Ill fft.lltt, E1t. 102. "He's the sergeant with girl in his car (a rerords clerk getting her first look at field police work)". The call of the male in a dress bad the m convulsed, as thev listened to some of the convncnts of officers arriving at the scene -"Can you dig it?" "Oh my, oh my." The "dress" turned out to be the robe and purple satin cape "'Of'TI by a gell-p~ claimed wizard who frequents the west county area. Rid~alongs are, not particularly ht· novauve. h-1ost departments have had them for several yean, Aimed prinw!Jy at high school studen~. Being federally funded, Hide Almi with Pat Is slightly different. "One thing I really want to stresa 11 that this program is for any Fountain Valley resident IO year old and up " Coleman said. ' ONE ASPECT of the program that did not seem to go over as well as I.he rest was the use of questionnaires. "That's one thing about a grant" he explained. "You telrthcm you're going to do certain things and effect certain changes with the money they're giving you, and you'd better be able to prove that that's what you're doing." The teenagers grumbled and stniggled over the two pages of questions. "Why can't we go back out and ride around some more instead ol doing this •• ~ girl asked. "t'd rather listen to the Police.men oo Ole radio. They're fum y." , ~t r • --·-----..._..._.......--~· ~ ------.. --' --- Won Battles But Lost War Foredeck man aboard Dick Deaver's Cal-25 prepares to set spinnaker approach· ing wea ther mark in Prince al Wales Bow competition. Deaver won the best four of seven races but was disqualified in two to lose his bid for the North I • Pholo1 by Tom Wltt11npoo11 Lost Battles But W ou War_ • Stev e Cuchiara and his cre w from MIT Nautical Assoc iation Boston were th e • Mondi}', Steiltmber J, 1973 DAILY PILOT 5 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE BECAUSE OF THESE UNSETTLED TIMES, YAMATO RESTAURANT WISHES TO ANNOUNCE, WE ARE MAINTAINING : THE SAME MOD ERATE PRICES Dinners $3 .95 lo $6.!J5; Luncheons from $1.95 THE SAME GENE ROUS PORTI ONS No reduction in our servings ~ ·~ ~ ll~~! :r~:~. :~~:.~.~:~~:.~:. ~ WE WELCOME AND HONOR YOU lvawato ~ =50 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTER ffi RESERVATIONS HONORED: (714) 644-4811 -~~-~merican match ra ci ng championship. winne~s of t_he Prince of \Vhales Bowl for the North American match rac ing ehamp1on sh1p after Los Angeles Yacht Club's Dick Deaver was disqualified in two races. From left: Crewmen J ohn Avail on and Paul Erb, skipper Cucchiaro. ;::.::::=----==-===============:;:::::;- I Color portrait of your child, 1.49. Seaman's Boat, Dream Shattered CORONADO IAP J -Al 69, Bill ~foxley didn't have many rainbows left to chase. ·But he held onto one dream -sailing around the world. The dream had held him to hi'!i workbench at his Phoenix Arii., home for five years, buildlng the 41-foot trimaran that was to carry him and his crie:w. of .. lhri!c teenagers, i~- eluding t'NO of his grandsons. The retired . racing tire manu!acturer was even mak- ing plans for a book he would write afterward "on how to sail around the world Ol\ Social Security." So last m:>nth f..1oxley truck- ed his boat to San Diego and set _out, jn pursuit _of his dream. Two d~ys later, in LABOR DAY SPECIAL! STORE HOURS 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. early-morrJng fog off the ~1ex ican ~st, it waa Mattered in a few seconds. HIS BOAT, La Bella Anni , was becalm~ about seven miles northwest of Ensenada, Moxley recalled in a recent in- tevrlew aboard the broken trif'l)8ran .. He ~as taking his sails down and getting ready LIN-BROOK HARDWARE I \ to motor for shore when he looked through the fog and saw a boat approaching off the port stern. "She was about 300 yards off, and I blew my foghorn with three blasts," .-Moxley s~id. ''l did this three limes. Then I realized they didn~t se.e us . ''I just had time. to call the boys on deck and tell them we might be hit. \Ve ~ll went to the stern rail. I told the boys not tb jump unless l jumped. As she hit us. I could have spit on her." The ~fexican tuna fishing boat sliced La Bella Anni almost in half, knocked the mast off, sheared off the port float and crushed t h c starboard float. ONE OF the youthful crewmen, Mark Engstrom, 19, of La Canada, Calif., jumped into the water, but Moxley and his grandson threw him a li fe preserver and pulled him out. The homemade boat was sea"·orthy and stayed afloat. but for Moxley and the three youngsters remained t h e dreary task of salvaging what they could• rigging up an emergency llntenna and call- ing for help then limping to shore. · "I remember looking at \vhat v.•as left of my boat and saying .. 'Oh, J-Ie!I' -and I qever meant lt more," ~foxley said. llE SAID he was able to n1otor the crippled boat to San Diego after weeks of fruitless negotialions with the tuna boat owners. lie said he now doesn't expect their lnsurance company to pay him and has no insurance himself. ~1oxley said it would take about two years to get La Bella Anni back in shape. But the elderly skipper hasn't give n up completely. "Right now," he said, "my plans are indefinite." Truly professional portraits. Select from several poses. • Large 5 x T' size photo ... 1.49 each · t.---.. • Set of 4 wallet size ...... 1.49 set Two Children phologrephed together .. _ 2.18. Foll col.,. ,.rtnlfl i•. 1l1e 11itdle , .. ,,.., .. _. ,.rfoct .... 1Jfh. All ,.rtnlfl 4oll-otl hi Yff •• e•r '''" Irr TrHt•rJ•ltMl.tn. "Chubby' Alive Wins 3 Races iii Europe PHOTOGUPllY HOURS TUES., WED. Been wondering lately about the whereabouts of the famed racing yacht Chubasco from Newport Beach? wen, she is still alive and kicking despite her 34 years. Don Haskell , skipper of the famed yacht, recently return- ed from Europe with the nev.•s that .. Chubby" gave· a good account of herself in the l\1editerranean Championship races by finishing first in three of the four races and winding up the series in third place overall. ''Chubby's'' competition was some of the most modern yachts that have been racing throu ghout the world. I I \ • ,, ., • I Haskell skippered Chubasco in the series with most of his Southern Californi a crew, in· eluding Fred Smales. Allen Puckett. Craig Cadwalader, Burke Sawyer, Bill Peterson, Burke l\looney and Dana Tim- mer. • THURS., FRI. & SAT. Sept 4-5+ 7" 10:00 am to 1 pm •nd ' 2 pm lo 5:30 pm Ch ubasco is a 67-foot yawl designed by Sparkman and Stephens and built 35 years ago. She was still active in Southern California races until Haskell took her to Europe in 1971 on the Transatlantic race. OU.NG£ City Dr. at Garden Grove Blvd. SANTA AHA 3900 So. Srl1tol-No. of So. COltf ~1811 Haskell said the yacht v..lluld remain in Europe for at least another year for cruising and possibly another shot at the ~tediterranean classic. Ope" '10-9 ,.m. Dally Su"d_,,1 10 t• 6 O,." 10-9 I'•"'· Delly. I •,..,. 1M • IUINA 'A•K Beach et Orangethorpe 0,.... 4elly t 1ao ,. t 1JO I'·"'· Su~ 10 te r IMPORTANT NOTICE Dear Customer, In regard to our recent letter requesting the addition of your name to our permanent mailing list we would like t o encourage you to return the card enclosed with our letter. Even if your name and address was correct we MUST RECEIVE THE CARD BACK in order to place you on our own mai ling list. · · If you 've misplaced the card or ii our letter was lost on its way to you, please call us and we 'll add you r flame to our list. Phone 644-5070. . To those who have returned the cards ... Thanks very much for contributing.to such a tremendous response. You 've hel ped us to serve you better. Sincerely, ~~~/!Su .. ~ Representing At-Ease· Management Staff . . 44 fashion island, newport center 644·5070 • I • • ' , .I .. • 6 .. D J\D,Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Rules Apply to A federal Cost of Livi ng Council order to roll back proposed pay raises for 150,0-00 state cmployes has caused an understandable furore. 'l'he council slapped a 7 percent ceiling on pay in· creases which would have averaged 11 .3 percent and amounted to as much as 20 percent. The increases, were designed to bring the pay o( state workers in line with wages paid in private industry. ..- It must be noted, however, that most employes or private industry still have to manage with the 5.5 per· cent wa ge raise gui deline set by the govern1nent. In the Orange Coast area, the hardest hit will be employes at Fairview State HospitaJ, where nurses and psychiatric technicians were due to receive increases of 17.5 percent and 10 perce nt respectively. At UC Irvine, faculty members are safe with their recently approved 5.4 percent raise, but non-academic staff members· will have their anticipated 12 percent raise rolled back. The di$may of state employes whose pay increase has been hanging fire since July 1 is understandable. However, there are not a few non-government workers who would be pretty happy to settle !or a 7 percent pay boost-if they could get it. Com1cil Missed Mark The Newport Beach City Council looked a little silly in its latest go-around over the Orange County Airport. \Vhile the councilmen's concern for the di scomfort caused their constituents by jet noise -and their inter- est in curbing airport traffic -is reasonable, ·last week's performance was neither constructive nor digni- fied. Having belatedly discovered plans for some airport improvements, the council concluded these represented "expansion" and therefore would require a public bear- ing before the Board of Supervisors. The improvements amounted to enclosing an un· comfortable outdoor holding area for passengers who have passed the mandatory security check, and creating addltional office space for security guards, includlng moving Ail]>Ort Director Robert Jlresnahan's office to an- other building, ... This, said Vice Mayor Howard Rogers, In an in· temperate display, was a gesture t)f personal "vanity" designed to place Bresnahan's quarters "closer to the Airporter Inn so it can be handier for lunch and cocktails." - Bresnahan pointed out that the improvements had been discussed at a June 22 public hearing on the air- port budget and duly approved by the supervisors. He also noted that bis office move was precipitated by em· ploye association complaints resnlting from crowding 10 of .the newly required security ·personnel into existing office space. City officials who have complaints about the airport operation have every right to present their arguments in a rational manner. This sort of childish behavior can only harm their cause. Reasonable Alternative A bill introduced by Assemblyman Kenneth Cory (D-Garden Grove) would appear to be a logical alterna- tive to the Grand Jury recommendation that the county schools offi ce be disbanded· altogether. The measure would take the $12 million in state money now allocated directly to county schools of(ices throughout the state and distribute it among the school districts, which then could contract with county offices for such special services as they need. The ain1, of course, is to end duplication of services which now are being undertaken separately by the larger school districts. Approved in committee, Cory's bill bas been passed to the Assembly floor, where it should receive serious consideration, despite inevitable opposition from county school officials who are loathe to yield any of their power ~ or finan~ng. • :A Reverse Dear . Gloon1v Regtilar Press Conferences· Can Open the Li~s . !A-pproach fTo Vanity , i ~YDNEY J.HARIU0 t" 1 My sense of vanity is as robust as the ~next man's, but there is one form of ~ego-massage I have never understood - jtlJe ~ 'l!:!!"Jiictured as younger or ~than you' really are. f.1any newspapers throu8'hout the eoun. try run photos or dra\vings of me that resemble King Tut with the wrappings off. When readers of these papers n1eet me, they are invari- ably surprised that I look YOllllger and considerably I e s s decayed than my portraits. Most people; it is true., prefer pie· tLU"eS of themselves that are grllSSly nattering -and some indeed, use photos that were taken ZO or more years ago. Even so august a figure as T.S. EUot splaUered his book jackets ""ith a studio portrait showing him as a llarvard student I TAKE the opposite view. lify vanity is more tickled when readers meet me in the flesh (such as it is ) and exclaim. "\\lhy, you look much nicer than that sinister and brooding picture or you in the Daily Bladder!" I glow v.•Hh appreci· ation and se lf-esteem, and sometimes am even polite to them in return. But consider the opposite. Suppose, from my picture. they expected some lithe Apollo, flashing of eye and firm of jaw -and then came upon this sagging mound of middle-aged futility . They • ~ Gus H.J.B. wonders (Gus, Ang. 27) why a breath of wind always blows out hi s last match when he's trying to light a pipe or a cigarette. Maybe it's really a breath ol life. Some- body is trying to tell you something, H.J .B. G.F.M. OIM!nr Ou• ~N .,. ........ .., .......... 11'111 M .. MC•19f11y Nfltd .. v11w1 of It!• -· S.... 'l'OUt Ht HtlVI lo Gloo'"Y Gin, Di41Y f'li.t. would sneer and snicker and dismiss me promptly as a vain and pompous old !raud -and rightly so. Pictures don 't lie. but people do -and 'Tiowh~ do they lie DlOre blatantly than in the pictures1 lhcy choose for public ex· hibit. This is pardonable, perhaps, in a show business personality. who is always on parade; but ordinary citizens do themselves ·a profound disservice by circulating photographs of ~ves that invite ludicrous comparisons when you come face to unretouched face with them. I HA VE used the same grim and stricken photo of myself in my home town paper for a dozen years; and, in a kind of Dorian Grayish way. I have begun to resemble it. In fact, 1 got to like it so well that I wanted it put on my latest book jacket, but lbe publisher ob- jected on the grounds that some prospec-· ti\'e customers might take it for a horror story. ~ This is tine u'ith me. but pretty soon I 'll ha ve to take another photo and have ii uglifled ~ I get older -for I want it always to be slightly more hideous than the stark reality I see while shaving every morning. It's such a relief to know you look better in the positive than in the negative. Communicating With the President \VASHI NGTON, D.C. -As is often the case with th.is reporter and nwnerous others, the White Hoose called to ask how the President's first press conference in five months came across. The ans"A--er v.·as that on the whole the press con- f erenee was a net.asset-to the President and s h ould be repeated often. Assurances ""'e given. that the Presi· dent intends to hold • tnOl"e frequent press confereaces. but it is to be doubled If either the President or the \Vhile House st.a.ff sees the prob- lem in terms of a regularly scheduled Jine oC communicatioo between the Presi-+ dent and the people. The problem is not simply holding more press conferences. The full poten- tial will not be realized short oC reestabUsbing the presidential press con- ference as a regular institution as it was in the Roosevelt, Truman. Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations. SCHEDULED REGULARITY is at the heart of the matter for the following reasoru: it is then known for a certainty that the president will face public issues (rucHARD WILSO~ ~they arise; continuity is established in which the President's views are a kooWn and regular factor influencing public judgments; trust grows from a base oC openness and frankness even when presidential views are not pop.dar. Nixon cannot be fairly criticized as a "remote" President on. the basis of bis public relations policy. 'Ibis poUcy has in fact, been diverse end complex. It has been an intermix of speeches, press con- ferences, interviews, private audiences. socia l contacts, television appearances a:nd public appearances, all calculated and timed to serve the President best. It was contrived to be preferential to and cooperative with those elements of the media \vhich were not obsessed bv hostility to Nixon, which was onJy.natura'.I under the citrumstances. AN "ENEMIES UST" of numerous journalists and broadcasters illustrated best the White House state of mind about the inveterate Nixon critics.. There was a central weakness, which will be cited in a moment, about this point of view. It tended to feed the idea that there \Vas no good to be served by regularly permitting ltie President to be taken advantage ol. by critical question- ers. He would be better off to pick and choose the circum3tlnces and timing of ""'""'mi<:ating Ilia Yien to tbe public wi th a careful calculation of expected results. This policy, 90 far as It went, did not fail but had some ·'°""*"'°"' successes. After ,._al Important television appea!'l.A!.'leS in hb, first Wm it appeared that Nlrbll. held public Opinion in the palm d.:1!'¥ ~ ~. lt ~te~~}¥! 'Msdom at the White House that ·the Jtlilc1ent could, at the proper tlme and tbrough his superior techniques-, 'command JQblic support for dlfficu1t policies as he bad before in so many crises. THE 1m ELEcnON confirmed the established wjsdom Nixon knew better than his critic.! how to command public support. In the Wa~le Crisis, however, the wiackm o/. the first. term became inoperaUve. The Presi<klt lpst coolrol d. public opinloo. The central weakness wu tho! tile public WU not reguiarly1 iDfonn<d. The simple <XlllCe!JI ol keeping lb!m lnfonnod was subnerged in the NWJlllan wisdom that at the proper lime and in the proper v.·ay Nixon \\o'Otdd capture or recfpture public confidence. But as yet he has failed to do so, and it now can be seen that he ll.'Otlld be better off il be had regularly devctod hhmelf these last five months to keeping people Informed about all of Miat he callod lhe "people's bminess" -not as a contrtvtd. public relatioos technique, but jmt b' the sake of tile o!d-fashiooed prlndple that the system works best when people know the most. Tlllll ~;r: MEAN· thol diacretlon or even ~ in rtat!onal securtly mat.- ters need 1* thrown lo the ~. Nor doeS w mean that hostile questioners will gel ~ better of the President. He ~ dc.rnonstrated once again that he has no peer in a press confert:ncc. Once again It has been shown thal unfair questioning of a President Is a boomerang in the hands ol t.he reckless. Perhaps there could be a truce. '!be press and the President could agree that the main purpose or presidential press conferences is .fo pnxluce informatJoa and rJot recrimlnatioo. In any case, the President's tnxties will be less, and ., wiU the American people's, 'Wherl he begins to receive the press on a regularly scheduled bam. Woman As One of Nature's Failures I recall a character in a Brilish upper- c!ass novel of the 1920s. She was a lady of a certain age V.'ho lived in the Shires and made a living as a journalist writing for the penny-dreadful Sunday press about what was called The \Voman Ques· tion in those days . The lady had not been tong into her work before she djscovered she could [CHARLES McCABE) has been sorely cheated In the gifts of creation. There Ins never been a woman Beethoven or Bach or Stravinsky, or even a ~feyerbeer or a Verdi. There have been no great women painters. Science would still be working on the wheel if the. game had been left to woman, despite the contiooous incantatim ol. the name of Mme. Curie, the mother of radiwn. are better than they are: The best cookJ the best interior decorators, the t>esl hair-dressers, the best couturiers are all men. Computerized Cheating wrile anything she wished about wo- men, and it would be read and believed. so Jong as the sub- ject was women. found it lazily undemanding, can hardly be established; but the decision seems to have been one of the Jess wise made by the species. Woman, even those "happily" married and blessed with productive get, have turned into a collection of neuroses and profoWld dissatisfactions. A1J they are likely to put It, "I'm only a wife and mother." Anyone who is only anything is not much of anything. In the novel the Brontes and Jane Austen can be pointed to, and are they ever! Most of our novels are written by women, and most are bad. _BUT IT is the nage:ing unhappineM with her Jot which djstingulshes the modern woman from the man. Man 11 no bargain, Lord ·ltnow1, but be baa: an in- exhaustible capacity for kidding bbn1e1f into thinking that what be is doing b Im· portant. A man can be a saloon swamper and be ,.smug about It. Women don~t ieem to have the capacity to believe that what they are dolng i! valuable. \\'ASHINGTON -There is compelling evidence to indicate that s o m e con~ressmcn are using the new computer at the House of Rcprcsent<itivl's to falsify votes on important lcgtslation.' 1'he voting crimputcr -\\'hich has cut the once 1cng1hy House roll ca ll pro- crdure to 15 minutes - is act ivated \\'hen rt member inserts his personal card into a terminal on the liouse noor. The con1· putcr ·immediately rcgistc1's the con· grcssman's name and vote. A NUMBER of L'Ongressmen and their staffers now charge that votes have been recorded for members who \\'ere not present during the roll call, a violation()( House floor rules which do not allow proxy votes. Yet, congre.samen have confided to us that their colleagues have been seen put- ting more than one card into the com- puter terminals. Our sources also say that pages have been seen inserting cards for absent rriembers. One of our informants in the ltousc believes that llleg~l voting took place during the tally on three important nieasurrs: lhe Erlcnbom amendment to hold down minin1um 1,1.•age increases, the Symm!I bid to rol I back the debt cei\ing \\'hich failed 206-20S on July 2S, and the Crane amendn1cnt to legaliie the ownership of gold. "l CAN"T prove any cheatlng, but I'm surt of It," one veteran congressman told ua. "I Urst came to suSpect it last month. One a,,y this summer, a roll. call vote "'ached ttl (out d. the Ci m.mben in Congms.) I can't ...,,,...be< any other time except opening day when that many I congtcssn1cn voted ."' The voting tot als for 19i3 are. indeed , peculiarly higher thon in past years. The average number of members voting on bills this year between th~ July 4th recess and the Aug~t vacation was 405. Jn the recent past, average votes for the same period have never been over 382. · COMPARING c:omputeruod voling 14 the old voice vote system, a congressman pointed out that, "It's easler to slip~ ooe's card in than it is to ana:wer for him by vorce. I've heard a little cloakroom talk about hon!IY-panlcy. bul It's the darndest thing to catch.'' House tally clerks will only concede that cheating the machine is ''not im· possible." Lately, some congressmen. lnclOOing me1nbers of the conservative Republican "Steering Committee,•; have b e e n murmuring about privately ·monitoring suspttted cheaters so they can bc-ciuietly warned before their behavior creates a llousc scandal. f\.1eanwhile, one wagglSh critic recalled the tradition that the ghosl3 of Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams 1tiil aullk 'tile marbl< halb of the Hou><. That's nothing, he quipped. Present-day wraiths are recording votes In the 11ouse com· Plllers while their bodies are out reconling goU "°"" at t h e Congressloaal Country Club. . "How far should a woman go?" might be a single sacred peck one week, and practlcaliy the whole route a month hence. And the subj('ct could be virtually anything: Woll'l('n and Birds. Women Face Eternity, Worrien at th e Brink. WITH THJS·useful clue. let us explore briefly. the delicate question or whether woman may have turned out a bloloBlcal failure. There Is no doubt· th't al ...., Hme in the history or our species, woman was actually a belpmeel ol. her mate. She actually took part In the chase, In the hunt, and In all the taxing tasks of the nomadic role. Somewhere Or aomeJR>-., s b e dlseovered tile usefulness of 11aying at home, ~pJng an e7e on the leires and pcnates, and making a big thing-of bringing up chilm.o. WHETl!ER this nilo wo• Imposed by • men, as insisted by some fen1inisL11, or whttller the first women who took Lt up Q11otes "At least 95 percent of all \YOmen in thls country still get morTlcd. Thtm they are subtly preSNred to have ch,ildrt!n: otherwise, tlley're Jeu lhan a penon. It's hard tO explain that there's nothing """'8 wltll the plumbinH bill !'°'! just don'L want to have chddrcn.' Jodtth Seodet..,lt>, first woman president or 7.ero PopulaUon Growth. I It can be argued that woman IS the outstanding failure of nature, with the possible exception or the brontosaurus. She has adapted with 50 little ease to the facts of life that she. is an almost totally unneeded organism once her children have grown. APART from making babies woman FROM Homer to Cervantes to Dickens to Dostoev1ky to Tolstoy -these are snow..capped. peaks beneath which the ladies gambor on the grassy slopes. Emi· Jy Dickinson and EUzabeth Browning are trotted out to contest Shakespeare and an those lesser f~res ip Palgrave like Kelly and Sheets and company. There are those who suspect that. given the physique, men would make bet· ter mothers than women. Surely, in the fleldll, woman took for themselves, men • The Evolution of Spain A> one ol Europe'• -fascinating, elusi~ AOcl enigmatlo ll8lioos (lnefles from the -d.-lta past, and stands at Ille crossmtds d. Its future, a !Jetter Wldttstanding d. Us.polorltial, problems and aspiraUons b provided by Tbt lforUo• C.11Clle lllafory of Spoln by Mel· veena McKendrlck (McGrow·lfill, $8.95) . (THE B~KMAN) . Europe, while in the 1-ecbhed aridness or Its terrain It b second to none." ~ ' ' • THE LATEST •olwne in lhe popular, DR. McKENl>RlCK points out that in lavishly lllustrateet SUie• rangll-from addition, the divided nature of U1e land Spain's early be&hJnlngs through the sue· .has encouraged ~ perpetuated a aoclal ' cession or migrants, traders, col0$88 ond Hngulst.ic fr a g m c n t a t I o n . and conquerors that shaped it, and tMD 1'Entreoched .regloneUa'm ·anc1 a much tracos the evolution of the country'• rich lesa than;llful nature mJchr .eem "' cultural , social and political heritagC. promise l&'tnOUP,:' she 1dda. '1But A Researth I'eUow · at Ctunbrldce to <heoe mu be added lhe fact ~ whteh University and a recognized authority on makesS'unlq'ue in Europe -«JI near- Spanllh Ule al\ll hill©', the auihor notu If 800 yea d. ~lion by, and en· • ulltby European SiiiiiilanH;-8Jflln11a.s-rorcecf steoce witll, on au.n reUgion "SOflotlsly undcmKlowed at birth. Aft« and c:Ullilr'e with w!Jich' it ltfUled to lJ>. Swilzerland I( 1' at mce the most mouo-!<!grate : I.slam." talnous -and the hlghe!JI CIJUJIUy In . VICTOR D)I: KEYSERLING • j The Woman Question is inexhaustible, as the lady. fro1n the Shires discovered. W~ could Jolly well think one up on W~man as Success. Or ~1an as Failure'. Thi~ last one would be money for jam . Guys who nrn1 thems~lves in rlght«>usness over a cause they will never understand and kin millions of their fellows in ils name. while shouting llooor before, during. and after, surely have something to answer for. OIAH•t COAST DAILY PILOT ' ( • '' ·-------- '· ' Pets May Be Siek I' Owriers Can Cate Ii, Animal's Illnesses , WASHINGTON (AP! Your family pet may be the 1 source not only of aflectloa but also o( serious infections, an authoritative m ed i c a I publication has 1varncd. "Although pcl.s bring much pleasure and (.'Ompanlonship to I heir owners," the bimonthly Medical ~t~er SOiid , "they also occas10.11a lly t r a n s 111 i t such discasCs as visceral larva migr~ns, toxoplasmosis, psit- tacos1s. cat scratch fever. and salmonella gastroenteritis.'' AMERICANS OWN nearly 70 million cats and dogs but only a few transmit diseases to humans, the article said. Most of the illnesses are un- comforta.ble at the worst and clear up themselves, but some can cause birth defects and even death . Pregnant women , for ex- ample, are strongly advised not to empty the cat's litter box because a common intestinal parasite called tox- oplasma gondii can damage the brain or other organs of an unborn child without pro- ducing symptoms in t h e mother. disease, and "bird fanciers' lung," characterized by chUls, fever, difficul ty in breathing, coughs and wheezes. Pet turtles have been blam- ed for numerous family out- breaks of sa l mo n e lla gastroenteritis or intestinal upset, which usually cleais up in a few days. TI IE DISEASE is usuall y spread when children handle the ,turtles and put thei r ftnglr.s in their mouths, when aquarium water is dumped in- to the kitchen sink or turtles are placed in dishes used for food. 'The go..vernment bas clamped tight controls on interstate shipmeat of turtles. QUEENIE - .• B Phil lnterlancll ~ . --- Cannibal Warning Disputed DAILY PILOT 7 . HarborDENT AL CENTER • DENTURES e CREDIT e PENTOTHAL JIWN•S .. IXTIACTIOHS .. RIMI WOlK l·IA YS .. DIHTUllS • llPAllS • JACltm PINTOTHAL • IOOT CA.NAU CIOWNS • WISDOM TllTH I MINOI OITHODONTIA BRASILIA (UPI) -A com- munique issued by Brazil's National Indi an Foundation warning workers building the Trans-Amazon Highway to be on the alert for cannibals. has DR. A. FREDERICK SALTZMAN been challenged by one or the 2706 HARBOR BLVD-COSTA MESA Indian foundatio n's leading ot Adorns St .• N•xt te Pier 1 antliropo\ogists . He suggested a rival tribe Phone 556-8013 had been spreading the report. I~~:;:;===========::=====~ ANTHROPOLOGIST Helio I Rocha said the Nereyo- Nereyana, the tribe of can· nibal.s referred to in the foun· dation's communique ·"probably does not exist" MIKE TURIN'S Another parasite eommon to dogs and cats can produce bl'Olldiiti! fever ;;ipd other symptoms in chUc!en who may unknowingly eat the eggs. cal! and dogs also are ·-:•.;-:.;•;;;:. :.:-:··=· :•-:,: ..... ::: ·.:':::"~··.:·"'::·""::-:·::·:-:':·~:..-----.J sources of cutaneous larva ''camubalism no lmger exists amongst Brazil's ln· dian tribes," said Rocha. He indicated that news of the man-eating tribe can1e from the Tiryo tribe which li ves in jungles in northern Para state· near the Guyana border. MOST SUITS, COATS. 11TlllS SYNDROME i s usually mild and ~UeJits recover spontaneously over a period of a few months but fatalities have been reported,'' the article said. mJgrans, hookworms which ir-611 don't think she'• what we're looking for. She wear1 ritate the skin, and pasteurella a backpack.'' . mul tocida, carried by about so percent of healthy animals. ------------------- This usually causes local ..._ 1-Pc.DRESSES 99c Two or the most common diseases passed along by birds are psittacosis, called "parrot fever," although usually from parakeets, which is marked by fever, headache and lung FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE SERIES NrwPORT llACH T..-.dey, Sept. 11 9:~ •m YMCA. ~ 1:00 pm P•rt N9WPOl"'I ~Is Spe lldg, Jlmtiorff Rd. HUNTJN•TON IU.CH T..-y, &.pt. 11 12;JO pm YMCA - 17131 llNCh 11..0. COSTA MISA Frld1y, S11>t1 I• ...... -Ulllmi' ffiRSTER ''lo 1m Cn1!1 Mu.a Womffl'I C!uto U:» pm Coi11 MtH Wcmen'1 Clvb 6\C W. 1111'1 $1, l :l)Q pm CM!I Ml'Sll "11oh S.Cl!eol li5CI F1lrwl1w Ro.O '1~--k Colla~ TOILIET TANK BALL llYINE S.t11r01y, Se(ll. IS 10:00 1m P1rk W•I Ap.tl1......,t1 Cvlv., Or. eom,,.,...,uv ctv~ ......... ~s.-.. TM..._ w .... ~ 111_,.,. "'°'" ...... 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In recent years, fewer than five cases of humans who caught the disease have been reported annually, and the source usually was w i 1 d aninfabj:, such as skunks. bats, foxes and raccoons. --Oll(;Speclal ~i .. openlng Offer take1 lfle cake! , . ,,. . ..:! t I DON'T DELAY CALL OR COME IN TODAY '. ! 979-4800 NOW SERVING COSTA MESA SANTA ANA COMMUNITY. Enroll now 11 our construction tile tr•ller 11nd saw during PheM 15, Open till 10 P:~· for your convenlon~e. I 11 JACK lA lANNl'S lu"/i''"" HEALTH SPAS l f ...... 3611 SOUTH BRISTOL Constructl<in alte at corner Bristol end MacArthur · WOllLD'I LAllGUT AND l'lllUT C14AIN OI' HIW.111 IPAI •Oii 11111 AND WOlllN. 01111r 125 loc1Uon1 eo11t IO cont. Qwntd inst apet1•d by Hl&Jth lrMluttrilt. Inc • I .. • ''Multipurpose' Class Limited WASHINGTON (AP) -The Natiorull Highway Tr a f fl c Safety Administration has pro- posed making it more dlllicull Cor auto manufacturers to classify their on-arxl.~U road vehicles as multipurpo!e. The move apparently is aimed at Volkswagen's "The Thing.'' Mult!purpose .vehicles do not have to meet the sante safety standards as passenger cars. Typical examples of th c classification are the Jeep, mOtor h-Omes, passenger vans and chassis-mounted campers. not required to conform to certain standards that apply to passenger cars." The agency said it plans to define a multipurpose vehicle as .. a motor vehicle with motive power, design~ to carry 10 passengers 'Or less, that is constructed on. a truck chassis.'' THE NEW definition would be effective Sept. I, 1974.. Safety Administralor James B. 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I SEEM -ro HAVE !>EVELOPED A CfitlCI< IN -rHE NECK ... ,, ANIMAL CRACKERS (./~ -AN' YOll KNOW HOW SH6 HArtS 1b MAK'-" D~CISIONS ! . "' by Charles M. Schulz by Harold Le Doux by Mell v~. A/rEN'1 Wri A~L.CWeD ONE PHONI! CAL.I.. 1'0 Ot.I"' ~AWYE"'~? • Mortday, Stptembtr 3, 1''73 DAILY PILOT i ' ~ ~ by Roger Bradfield mt.J, ... ElJ'T" AS /4. JUROR Sll~·u. ~IAVo 1'> .. ~,..,..,&BR' by Gus Arriola - l"ooR NVI,, sou•t.HCD FLllT•A TM~ • T~IJRSDIY arT•1tNOO#J . f!'j/L 15 3 TGICK'Y' .ailNp e.tSIC8LL'( .aNTl• 5oc1•t. TH/NG tJHJcH SMOULD et8oNKe04itflrl~----, ON THt! Face. r i I Q-3 by Ferd Johnson --- by Roger Bollen ,, .. , , _by Charles M.:... ~hulz B~ONEQI • ' -.i t_-===::__:--=:J THE GIRLS Monell.)', Stpttmbfr 3, 11J73 DAILY PILOT 9 TONIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGHTS Sonny . and Che;r: a Success Story 0 IOUNl•\IN VA!l(l ... ~,;-~! .....-.;,;o;-.. ;:;;.;, -;.1-.~.;:,, •• KHJ C!J 6:00 -Rape ot the Environment: Fact or Fiction. The story of a not-so-silent war now being fought between conservationists and land developers. KTl.A a 8:00 -"Inherit the Wind." Spencer Tracy and Frederic March are the courtroom antag- onists in this drama based on the Scopes monkey trial in Tennessee. · KCET flll 10:00 -Cortlle Cascino. This docu· mentary records ghetto life in Sit:ily and focuses on the Mafia as it operated 10 years ago . TV DAILY LOG Monday Evening SEPTEMBER 3 l :OO 8 m Ml·""""' '"""~ "1· .... 00 Ctl '°"" 0 Cil Ill 1.M """ .. ""' Ill Didi TrKJ ClrlM"I .... StrMl ........... fill Kl• 4:JO (I) MM: •Act OM" Pitt I (d11) ·~rp Hamilton. 8 tr:! I idC!Al Alh\lllfkal f• _ .... 00 "" """ ltn D""' SthYbect. Moma ID Dod&tr lalNll Dod1en vs. s.. fJHClsco. 1=1HF11l111 mWNWlldW ... ··-· 1.10aa-m llllpll11 ldlM (J)-f)_ll ...... 01-~-111 ........ .-·-fl!!• .......... _ I E __ ..... ..., • ....,. Stwn.nt _..,_ m_._ l:IOBT.....,,_ OO M.,...,lfl O l:lH!l- 1e111Ce 111lnst Mitt Dillon fOf· the execution of 0111 ot.tts member&. 0 @!':) M1}ot LNpe l111ball 9 Morie: (21h;hr) "lnlltltt .. Wind" (dra) '60-S9tncer T11cy. 0 (fl aJ Th• Rtokln (R) Wl!He Gillis' efforts to 111 ctlppltd JOlllll Mlc~tJ F1bi1no to w1tk 111ln 1t1 spoiled when Wiiiie Is bllmtd IDf the death of !ht ba(• brolhlf. ®)NIWI m The Ghat end Mra. Mul:t CD The UntMchMn QI la St111re JMI GI I SPIC!I\' I WtrW IJ•plillf Qr. dleatra Arthur Fltdltr conducu 142 musical 1mb1uadors •ho porfoml 11 th1 op1nln1 of Dl1ney World 11 floride. mn c. ... m a!> M11w11te YaW• SllN !fl "'"" (Zh<) .... .... lllt" (cxim) '38-Jlmll ClllltJ'· l:JO m Me1"1' ~rttfll Show a!)Nonla t :llD IJ ()) Hert's Uq (R) Tonr Aan· dill IYl!tS IS llCrttarr Lucln• Cir· ttr's a!hletlc ntw boss, qalnst whom she competll In 1 mountain· cllmblng race. IIJCM"""" o m rnm •-• """' <CJ (tttr) "Sallorlnm'" (A) (com) '52: -Dian Martin, Jerrr LIWla. 0.... Ind Je1ry pity two mldit m~ ""'· l!i -= (C) (!h~ "1tlo 11• ... ttie 1t1ter1r (Qnl) '67-Rod St"- rer, Vim• Llsl IDDn&MI fl)hfl«C ... III La triad• 11111 Criell• SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. V. (AP) -Back in the early '60s Salvatore Phillip &no was driving a truck in the Los Angeles area while struggling on the side to sell his songs. Cherilyn Sarkisian h a d dropped out of a Los Angeles high school, was dabbing with acting and mingling with the LID 0 NlWPOQT BEA CH INJllANC'f TO UDO 1\11 ~,,~l~O NOW ! 2 GREAT ENTERTAINING FILMS TOGETHER! LA reoordlng crowd. This week, SoMy and Cher relaxed in the fashionabl e Gi· deon Putnam flotel here fo!Iowlng two sellout concerts at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. AMERICA'S favorite com· edy~singing c.Quple are living high these days. They bave one of the nation's most suc- cessful television shows, "The Sonny and Cher Comedy ,H0t,ir," a host of .hit repords and all the nfcetle! i'hat go with "the good life" including a mansiori in Holmby Hills, California. But the stuMing couple, both from broken homes, have known hard times. Before their closing number Tuesday afternoon, Sonny put aside the s,lapstick to share his philosophy. It boils down to a ·":.'=~ :!f~ (PGJ I Starring James Coburn Rich•rd Benjamin Dyan Cannon -And- Ryan O'Neal Jacqueline BiJset W1rren Oates '1HE THIEF WHO-CAME- TO DINNE~:~ [ 1URiiK.i ... ., ·~M , •• M. r' -P-o1n·· ""' ..... ~~~hom2p.m .. a z "HEAVY TRAF!=IC" IXI "WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY?" "SOUND OF MUSIC" NO RESERVED SEATS Whh J•U• Andrewl . .. "SCORPIO" tD NlllJ aN .. ""-___ fm De Elldrle C:...-l:JClll (iJ Dofli 0., ... (R) Doris "LIVE AND LET DIE" 'e Del ...... T ... ,.. -rbks 1rrest fOf 111nd l1rceny 111 ,And llSpeedbctr order to llVI lllr Unel• Auaust, I "THE MECttAN IC" IPGI ._ 11 _ O tm __ ,.._ Jovable ait fOl'I«.' from bkln& th• .,_ -UI U&I _,'"" rap. B•r11!e Kopri fUnts. "PAPE .. MOON" t~I • · CJ)""" -J1twt And 8hNlza ·G:a.tSNtt l "HAROLD & MAUDI" (I)C.rhlltp tf fM!e't Fltlllr -l ertt Htfedll. n,..,.. -.... ti ..... .,_,__ ~ ''FUNNY GIRL"" -I '"'IAL I ._ um-ti) MuchKhl ltlUIM ..et fKt " flclM The story o1 t!I Variety And 1 not·SO·silent war tt11t b beln1 /.::"ll~====~~~"=O~w=I=•~"'~"~•:•:•:"'~':"':":' ~1":G:'::::~ toulf!t betwftn the l1nd COllMMI• 10:00 8 Cl) MNlell Clnr (R) Larry llonists 11M1 the land dmlopera. H1p11n fl/eSts as a brilliant sur· U1 ltlf Tnt lfOtl and 81rblr1 Ftldon u hll fJ) Lee Timi amn1 wile, who vlollntt)' objects It m ~ Leqt fl• husband's t111tln1 ...... !fl""° -00 Toillpt z. .. fT'I CJ Itel• Pbllbl1 Tllb Tt •• , 1:11 ~ """'' -mm -0 """' (C) (W) ...., lltl m ..... ··""114 Cudoo" (11) Mtny Mil" (com) '6&-Clauff Btr· This doc:umentarr tecordl rMtto rl. Elislbeth WleMr. llfe tn Sldty and fOCUMt on Ult (() CIS ...... Wllttf Cron kit• M1n1 II It opmlld 10 ,. .... qo. OH .. l•WHITIMI 10'JOBN mwr .. ,,..,.. · ~~~-~ lllllhlllc...,.. ~--·-~ GI TIMI Lq ID T1111 MW!ltll'I lm·TY Moslcal CB o-t n.m GI!) YarlltJ Mt• m Ul!lo __ • 11:00·11-u·o SJ mm• ... ~ernom-mrn~•-a llwln1 ftf ~is IJ T1lk llQ 00 MMI: (Cl (2M) ........ ._., @ ""' M110I lell" (adY) '56--Avl,_ ~rd111r. 8 Mowlt: {C) "lllutl"' 111 UM Sid Cf) Wlldllf• Theltn Sm" (adv) ·~John Hll'IMll. CJ WW• My Unt? m Tntfl tr eo.i...11t1nct1 Cl I Drt1111 ol htllftle OJ Mov11: -n.· CQtht Mnft" f1 lf11191t11t1ttt •N (dni) '47-Mldl"1 Red1r1ve. DI IHC!AI Stod;Jltdl: r.. If ll·JcllJ'f]) CBS Utt MD (t) "CllM. It Erl A ~Ymetltlry trtcln1 the ' ~ ... of tM o.11_,, (~r) '64 _ 100·ytar h1slOIJ ol the now·ddYnct 1111 Hendry, Alin Bidtl. ChitalO stocky1ufs. e am·w.1111 c.r.. Joey II .. ,., 11sitop 1s aunt host Ill--U Twttlpt Z- 7:I08--·• -Up... 8 (l)!l)Dkl- -(R) Jotm ,....,,,, ...... m ~· T•I"" T!iUo (I) iltpo'• -m 111--D Do ""'""' h lllCM 12:00 It n.t .,.._ • ""',,,,_ (J) ....... -(J)Tile ........ ltllfM ~ ..... D •-I -= (2tlt) """ 12·10m-· -·~ <~ •• ,...~ ,..,.. <"'> ·sz -°"" · · ...-~· ~ '""• • -Yvon11t1 Oetfrlo. Dir. Ron1ld Ru11n. ~ _ O ()) N QIDn&MI 1oao ...,~ ... mn..u..""" 1:JOa .... ll!l--t:UllM°"':"-oa 92 .. Slntl" tE TM MUM• F1111Jy (m>'l) ·4~10~ Nolin. 1:001J (J) IUfl... (R) A notorio S:IO 1J Movlt: ''l\lhttp" (we•) ·~ 1111& of m111uttn twtltl ven· Guy Madison, Rhonda F11mln1. Tuesday tn" (dr•) '48-Joln Font1ln1, Louis Jourdan. 1:30 11 (C) "Lint Mir It .......,. DAYTIME MDVlES ""> 'IS -6"' TI•""1. C«MI Wilde, Jtenne Cre!n. • t:IO D (C) .,.,. ...... (dr1) 'SI-DIN 1:00 (() •MllllM ....... (dr1) '61- Wrnter, Mil Fatttr. Dani Andrews, Dunor Patktf, 10:00 (I) •fd OM" Conti. (dra) '83 ~ 41 "'Mn. 9' • ~ ,._. ' Geofl• H1ml!lon, "-~r:OL . Pett I (~~ '57 -J1me1 C.IMJ, - confidence in their lives and their future . His "feeling'' first came in 1965 when he and Cher \vere struggling to gain recognition. tulCedo open and shirt falling out a bit, his leg.s spread In an Elvis stance, he casts a sneer out at the audience. ''They're not buying it, Cher." singing in clubs. After "l Got You Dabe." Sonny aod Cher sold out con- certs throughout the country. They followed with a quick succession Of hits. BUT THEIR fall \V8S fast. "PAPll MOON" tPGJ A>M "MAH WMO l,.OVED CAT OAHCING" O 'OUNTAIN VAl l f1 ... ~r~D .......;~.;;;;;;;. ~ ,, "'"' .. ''IA.NG THI DIU M SLOWLY" IP'GI • "LADY ICE" "I wrote down what I felt that no matter how tough things got, things would tum out all right, and tl!at became a aong, and the SQng became a record and that became us." "l didn't think you sold it, Sonny:· With the acid rock of the late1 ~~~~~~~~~~II'! '60s. Sonny and Cher were out [- AND SO IT goes. Sonny and of vogue. *********** "I GOT YOU Babe" has sold more jbap. three million copies and catapulted the couple onto the national scene. Cher remain fuMy with the Soon)' put a lot o( his time PACIFIC THEATRl!S same basic routines, c})ilrming and money into making a DRIVE-IN fhe audience with their eJ{gant movie~ "Chasttly;" whi c h SUPER SWAP MEETS clothes, casual wit and loving didn't quite make it although Family Wtflend F11111! glances. it finally managed to break P'roffh! largoln1 Galarel Their concert routine varies little from their TV put-downs with Cher downgrading Sonny for a lack of masculinity and Sonny coming back wllh funny remarks about Cher's nose. A to ed t I · h Sat. & 51111. ·I om to 4 pm The couple were married even. ccus m o a av1s HARIOR ILVD. Drl•e•h1 ()('t. 27, 1964 in Tii·uana, Mex-lifestyle, Sonny and ·Cher ------ - -- I b k It ORANti E Drl~·ln 1 & :Z ico. a short time after being were near Y ro ·e. was I h · h So S1111da, O'\I., • 8 om to 4 pm introduced by friends. Sonny a ter t e .movie t at nny . F ... ,..1111.., ""•11tlm ,,..,,u,... Sonny moment.arlly assumes the role of a Tom Jones. With was 29; Cher, 18. After Cher chartered the couple's r~ute began singing Sonny 's songs back t,o t~e top -the night around the house, t h e y club ctrCUit. developed an act and beganJr;:::-::::====::::::::::::::=i NOW "CRIES AND WHISPERS" 7:00 and 10:40 p.m . also "MURMUR OF THE HEART" 8:40 p.m. c.n "'""-for S•lhfcry ~ kNd11 ... I • • • • • Iii • • • • • • • MOORE AS 007 In James land's "LIVE AND LET DIE" + with Charles lron1on larfl In Celor I R) '~ •• easily the best ' movie so far this Yea•'' -Sl e1>1'1el'F11rber •• N E~YORKT1MESi~ Wt.re wertt you in '62? :r ~? • EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNT! ENGAGEMENT G•'l•S.V-1 Glencl• J•ck1011 ''A TOUCH OF CLASS" • -ilh•- f'llrid• N••• Scoll J1coby "IAXTl;lt" "NIGHT WATCH" "'1.ADY ICE" Sot11111 Colorr IPGI S9"'i lfl C"'rl (11>91 TM u.tlllht "llLl.Y JACK" "V.CHl\RIAH" &olll ... c.twl CHl A NIQfltrMl"tl Ll1 Tl'flor I L•ur. H•l'\l'IY • "NIOHT WATCH" -i'IU- "THE OTHliR" 1"11 Ill Cttorl I (PG)- ......... f llWflllfl', 11\1\)\ll\1!1< -.. ' . ' ' • • • .. • .. • • • • .. lj]Ili''i(i 1 ' '"' I NEWPORT 1541·15S2 EXCLUSIVE! Th• CJl&atnt d11el of th• kUNti FU mcntffs "DUEL OF THE IRON FIST" -And- "CUT·THROATS • NINE" m -·- MANN THEATRES ALL.THIATl:fS COOLID IT lffltOf•ATtoN WK OATS 1 & 9:1S U.T~ 21tM:aS 1....i 9111 wtC DATI 1 & 9:1S SAT.JUN.MOH 2:1 M :U 1 Miftns ~UL IEGUUI PltcU .... f llWf\JfO'> <l\l\1\1t\llH ' ' . " . '' ' D_ W.,.. (myo) ·~ ~M . Nicol, Hll11ry Brooke. 1:11• 'ftcl:., • Siii\..,,.... (fll)I) U:OO 8 -no Skil_. (""') •14 -l!J-Rlchtnl Wld""" ..... PlhiS. * '""' ''THESOU NDOFMUSIC .. '"OWING 2·00 -5·15 8·30 fOWAAO,CINIMOW!>I I * flNDl<fW') 01\tt y • • • ~Vf'iTMIN~Tfl> KV] '1·l9J -• H~U" "Mllllto -1.tct· 4:Gl8 (C) ., ... ,. ,_ (dnl "59 (cam) '32-,~C. Flelda, Jtck Oaklt. ', -«obert Mltctium, Ctndnt Pip. l:GO m "Ullll '"'I'• U--4:11 (J)-" IOAll lllllq ... . ............. I !lWflUL>'~ .. I I' I I' ' I \I! I' . " -· :in& . ~~' [ii .... .-&NNR·-...- ......... I llWll~O'-. ..... \\I \1\C I \l•K . ' ' .... ' "I ' ' f • ~ I DAILY MATINllS A.J toTH CINI.MAS ~o.-c-- llWl•-.i. -..::t=r' ~ ~-' 1!11 • "~~ ........ !l!J ~·l\T WI ONLT . ltOtl!RT lll:tOFORO • • f'IHlltOJ' lOCk" - • ~ ,, T ,. I ' .Id ,,. .. 1L V Pl t.0 I Dallenhach Captures Ontario 500 By HOWARD L. HANDY Of ... 0.111 1"1111 ···" ONTARIO -Wally Dallenbacb, a 36- yeal'-Old veteran from East Brunswick, N.Y., finished fives e c o D d sin front ot Mario Andretti of Nazareth, Pa. to win the fourth annual California 500 Cham· pionship Auto Race at Ontario ,.1otor Speedway Sunday before a crowd of 110,830 fans. Attrition took a fast and cootinuing toll beginning Ydth Jr,·inc 's J('rry .C:rant on the s~ lap and continuing to the point "'here there were onl y 12 of 33 cars run- ning at the checkered nag and only three on the same lap. Sam POSf'y 0£ San Juan Capistrano finished sixth in his Nonis Eagle but says he will probably not return next year when the race is moved to litarch l 0 !run the Laber Day weekend. Dallenbacb wa.s close to disaster when * ho was following c1 ... 1y behind Grant's car ln tum two ot the second rap. "l was behind Jerry when he spun In oil and I hit the oame oil and twisted badly. SomeUme later a Ure bounced right across the track in front of me." The oil was there from a blown engine in GOrdon Johncock's car. Johncock W83 in front of Gl'allt at the time. The victory was the third stralght for Dallenbach. Three weeks ago he won a 200-miler in Milwaukee and last v;eek won one or Ole two 100-rnilers afOntario. ' But Sunda)''s vi ctory, worth close to $80,000, was his biggest. Lap and l'U\o tingency prizes will add to his $40,000 winner's share o( the Ontario purse of nearly $465,<m. Mike Mosley, driving J .C. Agajanian's famed No. 98 that Ontario promoter Parnelli Jones drove to victory at In- dianapol~ in 1963, finished third behind Dailenbacb and Andretti. There were 10 yellow llaga during the race and despite the high attrition d. can, there were no serious injuries. Mel KMyon escaped Injury flben his car &Jammed into a wall in a ~vehi· cle mishap and veteran Lloyd Ruby lost both wheels on the right side d. his car when he slid along Iba wall on the !root straightawar anct'skidded down the track in front o! the main grandstand. Bobby U~. driving Dan Gurney's companion Olsonite--Eagle to that of Grant, held the lead through much of the early going but the left side meW panel on the wing came off.after 13S laps. Tape wa• applied In an attempt to 11tablll2e the car but this didn't -k and the housing began to deteriorate. Uiv« was called Into the pils and lost ftve laps during an excbangt o! wings. He finished the race Jn seventh place. Pole sitter Peter Revson held the early lead but turbocharger problems cauaed him to leave the race after 40 laps. Eleven dll!erent drivers held the lead at one time during the race with Dallen· bach moving In !root when Bobhr U. developed wing problems. Before Unser took command alter 33 laps, six others ·had held the lead in- cluding Revson, Lee Kwwnan, Mosely, .. Guy Betlellhausen, John Mahler and Andr<ttl. He was overtaken by Andrett! wbo In turn loot it to Al Unoer belon! Dallenbach caP1W'ed it tor keeps when Al went out wtlh a blown etlllln• after 191 lapo ol the 200-lap ·race. With the cars permitted to cany only «i gallons of fuel, there were 211 pit stops during tlWt three-hour, 10..minute race. Dallenbacb made only nine or them, his last alter 179 laps. · Dallenbach averaged 157.fiM..miles.per- hour on a day that _.oo with an overcast sky but !ound bright sunahlne in vogue shortly alter the start. SAM POSEY Reds I Back Posey Rejoices; As Skidding LA Blanl\:ed Grant Out Early LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lrc ?\lay hit ty,·o homers and drove in four runs to back !he sevt>n-hit pitching of Dave Roberts and the Houston Astros over~ whelmed the slumping Los Angeles Dod· gers 9--0 Sunday. By RON EVANS Of lfMI Da1t1 '"°' St.ff ONTARIO -The Orange Coast area's two drivers in Sunday's !ourtb annual Califomla 500 ran to extremes. Sam Pooey o! San Jwm C.pistnl!lo was exuberant after placing sixth while Irvine's Jerry Grant ran into Ul luck ear· ly In the race !or the second -ight year. Pooey ...vealed that a portion o! the froot metal edge on the chassis had been damaged earyl and caused handling prob- lems. "I almost went into the wall a couple oC limes because 0£ the way the car 'va.S acting, but my pit cre\v changed things on the rear suspension and got it pretty v.-ell straightened out." The mishap occurred on the 35th lap and caused the nose er the car to rise. lt is part of tbe front metal, not necessarily a wing, that keeps the force down going -the turna. Sam aays it Is doubliul that he will return to Ontario 0< the USAC II'ail In 11174. Gnmt, the hard.ruck driver at Ontario, laste<I exactly lV.-laps -appromnately three miles farther Into the raco than he ;traveled in the same event a year ago. Disconsolate and in oo mood to talk to anyone afler his car bit the wall in the Onta1io 500 Final Results ONTAll:IO -Order ol flnrin ln ttie laurth •nnu11 C1ll tornl• Molor .Speecjw•~. wlln l•P' compi.ted. 1. w.1,,,.0111111bK11, E9111e-OHv, 151,66' mpl'I ~ M•rlo Andrettl, '•r..e111-0111, 200 llPS J. Ml~e M1111 lty, E1>11le-Offy, 200 4. ROll9f' MCCh.rtklrf, McL•.-.n-otfy, 1" S. 1000 Mlrtln, Mc:Llrl'll-OlfY, 1N '· Sim ,...,., IE .. = .. 1. UnMr,E1 ,lt:!I I. = W•rrlffl.9i-~ fY, IN 9. Al UIMI'". P1mt'fiJ..affY, 1'1 10. A. J. FcJrt, C~FCl'fft. 1'1 11. Tom 9!oltow, \1•111'9dt..()ffy, 1• 12, .SI~ l(rlslklfl, l(lnefl1to.Olf'I', JIM ll. L" KUIUITlln, e .. =,M U. ~ $/llder, tovoi. . IM 1S. Jimmy CM"\lttlotrt, E.. , II' 1'-#Ml Kw.yon, E9111ll-_Ford, tt 17. Torn .S.--1. E19i.-01ty. ro • 11. J«Ty Kerl, E9111~, U ,,, 6-ry a..tt~. ~. " 70. J im Mce1 ... 1h, E , n ~1. Joe LeoMrd. P• l-Of!YL40 n. Diet .Simon, E1<111>-Ford, " 23. Pllfl" RttS<>f\. McL•"""°'"'' il 2~. lllllv V111u!Yldi, E•11•"°""· 41 25. Johnnv P1rson. E111l.ot1Y, .0 26. Jolln M1~ier. Md • .11re:n-Otfy, lJ 77. Mit t Hist, E1<1!e-OllY, 11 71. M•l'll ~. E"le-Oltv, 28 n. Jolln Donohve, e"1e-O,h, n 30. Jot>n C1nn0<1, Eai1le-Olty, 14 l 1. John RuT~r1cra, Mcl1ren-Ottv. '' 31. Gordon Jot>ncoc~. e...,1.otty, 2 ll. Jtrry Grtnr, E1911·0tl1, I Devlin, Green Tied for Lead; Palmer Oose WETHERSFIELD. Coon. (AP ) Hubert Green end Au stralian Bruce Devlin edged past a group of the world's premier shotmakcrs and tied for the lead Sunday after three rounds or the $200.000 Sammy Davis ,Jf.·Grcatcr llartford Open Gelf 'foumament. Green, the first·round leader. and the skinny DevlJn, had matching scores of 199. a distant 14 under par on I.he hot and humid Wetbcrsricld CoWltry Club Course. Even though they V.'e re just one stroke away from the best 54·hole score on the wur this ,..._ they oold but a marglna) lead ave< such players as Aroold ~~Palmer. South African Gary Player, BiWe CUper, and defending cbampim Lee Trovtno. '!be fftlltic G""'1 bad 11D01ber 113 !or hla thlnl nuJd and -has bad a II> stroke swlaf! each day on roundo d. 63-7:1- 113. · Devlin managed a Ill be!.,.. a gallery d. :Z.000 .. second turn of lhe second lap, he nodded in agreemenl v.·hen asked if he had hit an oil slick and spu'1 out. Gonion Johecock -running just In lrool o! Grant and broke a rod going into turn two. Oil spilled on Iba track and caused Grant's car to lose traction and spin into the wall. It was a tough break for Dan Gumey's Olsooite-Eagle driver and teaµunate ol Bobby Unser. Crant had started in the middle of the front row after qualifying with the second fastest speed. • A year ago, he sat on the pole for'the race but lost an engine on the pace lap and never got to th e green starter.'s flag. Grant returned to the garage, changed clothes and slowly walked to the pit area, sv.·eating and hot and biting his lip to hold back the emotion in his soul. He didn't mutter a word. Arriving at the pit area, he talked briefly with a mechanic, aooepted a sdt drink and -.Wise stared at the action on the race course. He backed oll and sat !or a brief 11pell oo the back o! the scorer's table that rea>nls the laps o! the Olsonite-Eagle cballengm during the race. . Grant's young daughters, both studtnts In the Irvine area, visited the garage area. "I didn't see him get out d the car," young Yvonne said. "He's all right but I don't lhink he'll be in the mood to tal~ I<> anybody fer at least an hour," Sister Tamoora agreed. She was a prophet, all right. But it was longer than an hour before Grant woUld even discuss the situation with car owner Gurn'ey. One can hardly blame him. UPIT ........ 1be Dodgers' third straigjit loss cut their lead in t.he National League West to just a single game over the onrushing CinclnnaU Reds, wm beat San Diego 6-1. Tonliiht the Dodger.; are in San Fm>· clsco b> lace the Giants' Tonuny John, On TV Today Channel J J at 4:30 ' 12-7, plldring the opener against San Francisco's Tom Bradley, 12"11. LLOYO RUBY LOSES HIS REAR WHEEL AFTER HITTING THE WALL AT ONTARIO SUNDAY. ,.fay's home runs, hi s 2•th and 25th of the baseball season, \\'ere the sixth and seven th he's hit against Los Angeles this year and fourth in the last three gan1es. Doug Rader also homered for the Astros. Sports in Brief Race Official Killed; Redskins Rout Patriot,s MONROE, W"311. -Ooe man was kil- led and another Injured Sunda)' -n speeding stock cars skidded out ol cootrol through Ille infield less than hallway through the Rainer 200 at Evergreen Speedw>y here. Pat Pattison, of Long Beach. an official at the National Association of Stock Car Automobile Racing late model stockcar evml, was dead on arrival al Valley General HoopiW here. George Jefferson of. Naches, Wash .. who!e brotber llany was driving one o! the cars in the race, also was hit. He was rushed to the hospital but was conscious. Pattison and Jefferson were bit by dif- ferent cars in the 74th lap of the event. Both men were standing in the infield when a car "-ent oot <:i. control on the first tum. Other drivers saw tbe ye1low !lags and began slowing down. Some o! those verucles attempted to get oH the track into the infield. 1bat's when Jer· 1..-.oo and Pattlsoo ,..... bi~ Jellerson llrst and Patllson """"1ds later. eReakiuRoU FOXBORO, lllMs -Velenm Sonny J.._ wrecked New England de!emes with deadly second ball passing Sunday night Jn rallying the Washington Redskins to a 35-14 National Football League Exhibition victory over the New England Patriots. Jurgensen, a 17-year professional whose career \\'BS feared ended by a tun achilles tendon last season, came off the bench In the second haU after the Redskins spoiled Ille upstart Patriots a lf-0 lead. e Fmt Start BELGRADE-Terry Andenoa, grace!ul lG-ye&M>(d -d. the Santa C l a r a Aquamaicls, &mday became the fir.II. ever -ld champion Jn the water. Sbe gave the big American squad a fine start in the world swimming cllam- plonshlps. Her gold medal was Iba f1rll or the meeL Swimming competllioo doesnl start tmtil Tuesday with Fountain Valley's Shirley Babasho!f due !<> anchor the women's 400-meter freestyle relay. On Wednesday she vies in the 200 meter freestyle, Dana Point's Peggy Tosdal will not see action in the JOO meter butterfly untlt Thursday. e Stadler Wiu Spitball Order Helped Martin Lose His Job DETROIT (AP) -Billy !llartln, liery- tempered manager of lhe De.trolt 'llgert, was fired Sunday alte< three tur1>ulent years as field bo5s of the American League club. Tigers general manager Jim campbell announced the disml!.!al was made "for the good of our organization." It came three days after Martin had ordered two Tigers pitchers to throw "spit balls" in a Josing 3--0 game agaimt the Cleveland ln· dians. Martin, 45, was sitting out the last ot a three-day IUSpeos1on fOll the ''spilball'' Incident by American LeaJIUO presidml J oe Gronin when word ol hla llring rood» ed him al hla BUburban Blrminllbtm borne. "'Ibey did what tliey Jlloughl WU riCbt and l did what I thonlht was t!pt, • Martin llid. He decl1ned further co~ menL campbell sald the UJree.day lllJ5Pllll(on was a "contributing factor but not the sole reason" for Martin's reJease. The ftrlug capped a· stQnny year with the Tigera !or Martin.· During •pring training in Lakeland, Fta., Martln was charged with profanity in a swearing in cident outside of a bar. Shortly alterward, Martin alaged a U-. heur walkout !rom the Tigers !oUow!ng a disagreement with C6mpbell o v e r dlaclplining 11Jm outfielder Willie Horton. Martin'• !Iring WU aJlllOUQCeCI be!cn Sunday'• -· game against Cl...iand, whldl theTlgonwonS-1. 'lbe'l'llen, wbo won the American League East lut yeor and ..... leading the divlstoa u ......uy aa AUJ. e, bave slumped to thlnl place; sin games back o( front -running Baltimore. Broha11ier Homers But Tribe Loses Roberts eamcd his 14th victory in 23 decisions. The shutout was hi s firth d. the season and .,..,as the second slraight by Howton pitchers against Los Angeles. Jerry Reuss shut out the Dodgers Satur· day night U . Roberts struck out aeven while walking tv.'O. The Astroo tagged loser Claude Os!ftn, 16-7, !or lour runs In the first• inning, thrtt d. them on May 's borne< Into tho le!tfield pavilioo. Rader's sacrifice fly and a doullle by Tormny Helms produced two more runs In the third and knocked out Ooteen, his earliest exit of the year. In Stmdey's game, after Helms' double soared a second run in the third to give thi Astros a &-0 lead, Osteen purposely walked Skip Jutze to load the bases with twO out. But he got Roberts to pop to se<:· ond baseman Lee Lacy end end the in· nfrig. ' HIVllen tt J l ts A..,.llt (II ~b f h!M ••th " •1 1 0 LKY 2b 4 01 0 • 11 o~in»ll 11 '''' ODOO PKi.t-... cl 4 010 •22 0Ftt11VSOn r1 ltlO 1011G1rvev lb 4 000 4 221WCrwfrdll 4 01 0 IOaOMcMlllnJO 1010 •I I 1 Y119tt c '01 O •22 •~1ftnp 0 000 5021Alv•rtipll 1110 300 0 .soion-p oa oo ''1 0F11rrvp1i 1 000 "rt.. 11 000 Ctv 11 00 Ht' P 10 00 JfflltTPl•I Jl O 7 e T•• ""'"., ......... t:-.. ~.ln '°' 010 110-t ..... 003 003 GOD-Cl ..!:j:i"'j• °!"9'1"0 , It lt1vsst11. OP-Hcus!on 1, L,. .....,... • ...o&-Hou$ron t. Los """''" 1. !b-~I,,,_, Alv1~ G•ll.-;i'-t. Hll:--L~V 2 (2$J OgRl(lofr 121). SF-Dg1t1der. • DeaPbt'll W, l•O IP H It 11 11 SO t 1 o I I r :nL.1~1 ll••20 1 , 1 ' ' ' Z•M 11 1 1 1 \ H1Yd9mlfl 2111 1 1 P.ffSYP--Ov H11'<ie<!'lon (Melrgerl. WP -Hcyatmin 7 -11irtr. r-1~11. A-l~.ui. · Halos Ripped; Ryan Gets Call CIUCAGO (AP! -Jolrt Jeter dubbed Clyde Wright's first pllcb !or a homer and then rapped out a double and a two- nm &Ingle In an eight-run. Beventb-Jnning to !Md the Chicago White Sor to a 1~3 victory over the Ca!Uornia Angels Sun-da~ and a sweep of their three-game sen ... Chicago went into the seventh on top or a .~2 score when Chuck Brinkman led orr with a single and Jeter drub\cd Jerry Hairston singled home lwo runs,· Carlos Angelw Slnle - All 011""' • ., ltM't inn DETROIT Hwitlngton Beach's Jack $t>l)I, 3 O•klnMI 11 Cn111ornl• -Set. '01k1.,10 •t c1n1orn11 5.Jf 11111. Brohamer clubbed his fourth home run or hilf. 5 O•tlend ., C.lllornl1 1 l ! p m. '-'· 6 OtkleNI 11 C•llfornl 1·Js 11.m. the aeuon for the Cleveland Indiana Sun· t:SJ •·'"· day a!te,,_, but It WllD'I enough _os May singled for anather, Bucky Dent Detroit """ lls !Int game under new singled Jn a pair, Tony Muoer singled manager Joe Schultz, S-1. home -before Jet<r batted again -....., wbo ha -almnp!ng and liniled with the ba8eS loaded. SWEDEN'S BJOltN BORG (TOP) UPSETS AltTHUR ASHE. TO!DEO, Ohio -Portly Craig Stadler, a Unlvmlly d. Southern Clll!omla alar, !orred a b1g early lead SUnday and then wllllltood the atlfllng beat and • toll1 by oa... Strawn to win tile 31-hole U.S. Ama-Golf Qiamplomblp I and I. recently, bit the bom01" Jn Ille llftb m. 'I1le Anrela ttturn I<> Anahebn Siadlum ntnc. addJllC a a!ngle to ao tn for -· ~:1i0: • game at • against ~-Leacue =.. (1-10) bottlea Ashe Joins :Lisi of Nei UjJsei Vieii11is ~:~•fill !S::~'; FORESr lULL.'i , N.Y. (AP'J -Bjom aces In the eighth. then wlnnlng tn the plummeledalmost stralghtdOwn, kicking •,'r!:C:... ~~11 34 0°2 °,r,i!~0tb 1~~1 Borg. a 17-ycar.ald, gelden-hDl rt!d Viking 10th after blowing three match points. up chalk from the back part of the base ~t1rl:.J1:;1iJ.°ti 1t. "'· 111111 """'°"'' :111::i.-.": : : g: =,,: ,, ! ~ f ~ from Sweden, up!iel thlrd·seedcd Arthur Atcanwhlle·, the f..foot-4 Sm 1t h , Une. It was Smllhls 'ct. Mt'"''' ~ Awtr111., dtf. ll•n. 1e1on. bth Lll!ln p11 1 o o o l'K•'IV ,, j' " I "I! l h d I t th t 't i Id h '"I" t.'· .. t. • Torboftc 0000 °'"' '' ~ oo Ashe and a puff ef dea d air saved recognized Is the world '• No. 1 p ayer, a os a ~in , t wou ave v "''", w.o.. 1no1•nct. ,.,, veron1c• a11rlafl. A~ 2b 1 o 1 a Mvt•t ·~ 4 , ~ l f11vorcd Stan Sn1ith Sundny In a day or profited by quirks In the air currcnta 1¢ been 44 In the lie-break and Roscoe l"'t!!,ndi.,. .. 1• ~ • l.'1'""' ' ·0 0 o I i 11'" ""' ' s i 'a fluctuating for1unPs at th e U.S. Open n piece of bad judgement on the part ol would have been servlnf for the seJ," tf,J ~ &•rbfl~ 11 I If j •hMtn P 0 0 0 0 Tenn!! Championships. his ad~rsary IM a 6-7J.. 7-6, M , 8.s lrJ. Smith .said afterward ... th!Dk be prO: l!:~t=,.~~f~t.'i~~~ T•nMr. ·V..;;'1 '}a Young Borg. fresh from thrllllng the umpti OVCr 2l·year-old l<OSCOe Tanner. babJy Would have served an ace. J1n m• C~l'IDllll'l•kf&, Wf. '1'"'"1 II S ... t.I, • • " 2 Tota! )I 11 U ll bobby SOX Set at WlmblOOon, won the TllUler, uainS a crack.Ung aervk:e hid ''Two sets down. I don't know what 1 1:~ ~ 't..tti.. "'· .wirtl: C., •rttll11. ·w. ~w:!:1a-lc9tt 'Y 1""'"'1 'm 1~01_ , hearts or a gallery or 12,000 at the Weal taken the !Ira! 1et on a tie-break;;;;! wu could have done In this heal 11'• ont ·~ t;:;... -,...,.,. ... "" -·-aS~"· 8;'"'!>!:ri' ~.on~. 0._,,r '\'-\' Side Tennis Club by stunning Aahe. tile acrving for the second tet, two potntl . pleuant to contemplete." :j,~~·=1;.•J;,, .,.,. .... ''""''• c.=:' ~-~:::,.• /11. 'J~.., • \.,: 1968 champion, 6-7, 6-4, JH, JH. away lrom winning l~ 1"htn Smllh hall· Smith'• next OJ>llODOll~ former Davit ... •• • ...., ,. " • •o" " lie. won dramaileally, breaking Ashe caughl a bill GD bla racquet and Iba baD CUp ieammate Tom Gonna!> d. Seettle,, J.':1. '"'· ..,_...., ''"• ~ ~, • ., 1J I ' • l ~ wilh two vicious passlnjJ abota oft his •Pl>Ured -I« the J>act ..,.. but llll10d -.i, but nilled lor a U 7 .. , '-4, .., M. ~ ..,, "" ..,...., · I i I I l lwo-flstedbackhand lnthe-·1ame dled.andJolllalotlbapolnl. ..t, M _, _ -. eurlJ.i.tnd -.'i!:"'..J."111:,,,,.._._ ...,,;.,.,.,,,,. ,,. • • \ ' \ or lhe fourth set, st""-r.ur 1tr1lcht The ball hit a mass d. dead air utl MM11 Cox,• lour Yelena lrom Britain. ~'tr · ro-c.a-. T-1'11. l.-1:.0..' ' • • ---l · ' • I I I ) • 1) < ' , . ' . ---------~---· --. .. . -·· -- • Monday, Stpltmf>tr 3, 1CJ73 OAfLY PILOT f J .; No Ulcers Now One Starter Back PUBLIC NOTICE PUBIJC NO'TICE PUBLIC NOTICB I • MOTK:• Ot'" TWUS"TSl'I fALa Redman Predicts Edison Defense P'ICTITIOUI IUSIMISS IN THI SUPIRIOR COU!tf 0' T.S ..... ,._,, l'IAMI ITATIM.aNT THI STATI OP CALIJIORNIA IN On 59pitn'lb« ts, 1971, '' 10:00 A.M .• 'fhe followlllll .,.,_ 11 OOlnQ blltlntt• AND POR THI!" COUNTY 0" OltANOI ALLEGHANY IHVES'JMl!'NT CO .. INC. 11: N•. A""3 11 d11ly O~lllMI ffutl" 11,,...,. '""" THE SCHOOL 000111, 1601 Whll• O.k.. OROIJt TO SHOW u.use l'Olt CHAJlfGI PUr\11•111 tp o..d of TMt r.coroea Co1UO .IMN, Co!ll. '26U OJll HA.ME 1'"9bflilr'V IS, lt7', If lntf. No. 11"4. !11 ,. Dorll I . Mlt.hMI. 1601 Wtllhi Olk. I" rn. ~tt... o! 1M Apt>tlcol~ of bOo1c 10555. ~ 1S2 of O!llclol lttcOl'dl In C0t>ll M9u. C•UI, nm JAVNE ELIZABETH THOM~$0N, FCW' in. of1lc• of .... COl.lllty lt«:ord9f OI Tl'lll IN/MMll 11 CO!Jdl,IC"fM tn' Ill In-(h111199 of N1m1. Or~ Cov"IY' $111'-of Calllonilo Will Upsurge at Uni Poses Questions cllvldu.L TIM oppllc111on ol JAYNE ELIZABETH SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Dorla B. MIC'flHI 'JHOMPSOH IOt" Cl'llnQt OI 11ome, h1vl11g HIGHEST BIOOEA. FOlt C.UH (P'!Ylb~ Tlll1 llO!en'ltrll w11 lllH wUll the Coun. Dff<'I llltd 11'1 CO\lrl, 1nd II •l>P'l•rl119 lrom 11 lime of wile lro l1wtv1 monn-of tt>to IY Cl.nr. of 0rlng9 COOJnl'f on Augulf 10, 1old appUc1ll011 th.ill 1>o1 llltd an IP. U"lted SlllH) 11 111• perkll'llJ lot _...,.,~ itn. pllc •llon P'"OPOa!llO !!IOI Itel" rwome tit 10 S11!I• 101 ftl jj)5 North E!Kltd A~u.. -.-....... ~.-I rne11 ChOll(Jed lo JAYNE ELIZABETH ELG. City of Atl•hc>lm. Ctllfornlt, •II rtght, II"• By DANK WESCH of tlll ,Oell'f ~not SIOll An ulcer ranks highly on the list of occupaUonaJ hazards of a footba ll coach, but Jerry Hednian beat the problem. HB developed his ulcer while he was a player. Possibly because of that ex· pe rience, the University High coach has emerged from a three year ordeal of attempt- ing to develop a winning pro- gram from scratch at the school with no visible scars on his per.ionality. And with successive 2·7 seasons behind him, Redman looks forward to the coming season with cautious optimism that the day will come ¥:hen the Trojan& will be vying for a league tlll e. "lt has taken looger than t thought it would to develop a winning program, but we're progressing toward It," Red- man says. "My attitude and the attitude of the assistant coaches is that we can build a winning program here and from what I've seen on the lightweight level, that day isn't too far· away." Ilcdman begins his lotb year as a football coach this season, he broke in at DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS! 1t64 VOLVO 122 CPI. $877 1961 TOYOTA $1199 19'7 VOLVO 4 DR 144 ..... "911•., rHI•, WM1' •>II., Mic 1111. $1177 1t70 TOYOTA CORONA 4 DR ... Newport Harbor in 1963 under Wayne Hughes, and helped Jim Hemsley, now bead coach at Estancia, with the offensive and defensive backs. The following season Red· man was the bee coach at Foothill High, and for five By ROGER CARLSON ot '" O.llY l"Jlot Sl.tf Edison lligh football coach Bill Workman is working into his situation as a varsity coach very nicely, thank you. years after that he was a JERRY REDMAN varsity assistant coach there. ----------Three of those Foothill learns Without any p r i o r bead coaching experience h e ' s alrfady a polished performer when it comes time to talk about his team's chances in the Irvine League race for 1973. went to the CIF playoffs, the 1965. team advanclng to the CJF finals before losing, and both the 1967 and 1969 Squads advancing past prellmlnary rounds. Redtpan took over a t University Hi gh In 1970, his first team playing a junior varsity schedule and wiMing five of eight games. Successive 2-7 seasons have followed against varsity competition. Redman ranks his 1973 team as the best ever in tenns ol ability for the school, and feels that it could signal the turning point in tile school's fortunes. Redman says that despite the record, he hasn't lost hls enthusiasm for coaching. "Even in .the lean years I've had some very meaningful ex· periences," Redman says. MV's Hicks Grabs 2nd HAYWARD -Dwayne Hicks of Mission Viejo finished second in the 13th annual California state masters bowl- ing championships held at Grand Lanes here l a s t weekend. Mario.n Bonta of L o s Angeles came from behind to defeat Hicks for the title. Hicks won the losers bracket and defeated Bonta in the first match of the double elimina- tion championship match. "It's way too early to say anvthing at this point," says Workman. "We're just looking for pieces, that's all. But I don 't think we'll be horrible." Although he has only four returning starters among a squad ol 70, observers rate Edison's Chargers as serious contenders to the l r v i n e League crown owned by Santa Alla Valley. He docs allow that hi s squad has reprirtcd for practice in reasonably good shape. But there are a lot of ques· tion marks, especially in the defensive structure 'of the Chargers, a p e n etrating system termed a "club and slip" by Workman. Retuming starter Joel Peck (168) appears to be the only Baseball Standings ... American Leagife East w L Baltimore 78 54 Bo.5ton 74 62 Detroit 72 65 New York 69 63 Milwaukee 66 69 Cleveland S8 79 West Oakland 711 56 Kansas City 76 60 Chicago 66 7() Minnesota 65 70 Angels 11 7G Texas _47 88 .,.,.,.rlc•• LN1ue Pet. .591 .544 .526 ,504 .489 .423 .585 .559 .485 .481 .4841 .318 GB 6 8\1 II \I 13 \1 22 11 3\1 13\1 14 16 32 BaJJJl'l'IOl"I {Al9••nder 9-4i ll'ld Jirfle<'SOn "") ,, BOllOll (C11rtl1 12-11 ond Pot. ).2l. 'ff'•a$ IH.rol'lll&f H .iind Motrrll J..10) •I Ch!CIOO (Wood 22·11 ot>d For11tr S·!). CtNerand !Ptrry lS.U •!'Id WllCO"lt .. 71 fl MllwoukM (Si.tol'l lG-11 VIII Pllr>OM 3-S). Ntw York {Medich 1Ml ol Detroll 1coi.m1n 11· '') .. MlnllttOI• IBIYllJVlll'I IS.141 al ICIMIS City tOrago 12·1)). 01kl•l'd iOdom ,.IQ) ~I Atlf91s !Ryen lS.1$). National League St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Montreal New York Philadelpltia Dodgers Cincinnati San Francisco Houston ~Uanta San Diego East w 69 66 65 65 63 62 West 83 112 76 71 65 48 L 61 66 70 70 72 74 54 55 59 63 73 87 Sunday'• Rnuni Chlcogo 5, Pflhburgh j M11ntreol 12, ~11110,!phi. 0 SI. Loub 7, Ntw York·' Pct. .507 .500 .481 .481 .467 .456 .606 .599 .563 .511 .471 .356 Se11 Fr1•>d1co $, A1T1ro10 4, ltl, 10 lnni11g1 Si n Fr111eltco ll, Allan!• l. 2nd Clnc:lnna!I 6, Sero Olego I H-ton 9, DoOton 0 Molld•V"• ··- GB 1 3\1 3\1 511 7 1 6 13 18 \1 34 PhUodelpht• IC1r1 ton 11·16 al'ld Ruthven S.9) 11 N~ York (KOMma n 11·1" and Swen 0-0). Chic.Igo CPoppn &-10111 Montreal \Rerolco 11 ·9). ooooa•s \John 12·11 at Sen Fr1nc:lt.e0 IBrldtty ,11·11). Clncln,,.11 (Bllllngh.tm 17 .. 1 al Homlon iWllJ.On 9- 15). Al1•11IO (Leo!\ 1·21 al Sero Diego CKll't)y 7·15). St. Lwls IC!fteland IW) ~ Folkers ~) •I Pllhbllrgh (Brllet 12·12 and Wol~tr 7·tl. 4 Cyl., ollfti. tf"a111.,, rofie, llMtlr, NCIAOD, S0trt1l11t llf'lr pt., 1111. $1277 l"""vv "' Cot1t 00 ly Piiot, ·Now, I~•• II 11 ""1'9bV ordered Ol'ICI 1nd l11terltlf COllVeYed to Ol'ld ,_ 1191d by #llil"Jll*l 1,, :10, '17, •nd Saf>l•mMr 3. directed, ll'lfl 111 pet"Mllll lnt•r•tlld 111 It un4lr 101d De..:t Of Trt11! 111 1119 or1>- player tO ha\'e 3 Starting berth 197:1 150().73 Mid mol!er do el!Pelf btl0<1 lhil Courl lh 1191tv 1!t111led 111 11ld COUll'V Ol!d $1010 ard Otpertmerot J on the l'111 d•Y 01 Stp. described 01 : clinched in the line at gu . ~mr.r, 1tn, ot 2:00 o'clock P.M .. 0111ld w isl of T•ect u13, 1ri tll• City or Peck' Who doubles a I PUBLIC NOTICE dl'f 10 1how co..,.. why t!M 1ppllcollon tor Cosio MMo, 01 l)ef" mop recorded 1r. c11.t119• 01 narnt 1~ld "°' tit uro11ttd. Book 111, ~ 22 ond u of fullback ls getting his stiffest "ICTITIOUS •USIN•S5 " lo tvrtllor ordlred lh1t a COi»' ot ll\11 Ml.celllMOVI M.IPI. r.cord• Of w id .'. Al DJS' NAME STATEMENT Ord•' M pub/111\ed !11 tM Or1!'1ge Co11t O••"O• Cou111y. competition fro.m 1ena TM 1o11ow11111 perwi I• dOl'l9 bllslntii 0111., Piiot, • now1p•i>e• ot 111-••t Tl'lt 1tr"1 10r:1re11 elld 0111~ t-and Rick Parnell {195). The ••: clrculollof'I. pr1111e<1111 uld cOV11lf. '' 1oa11 1M1111,,.tt0t'I, 11 11\'f, o1 '"• re11 Pl'OP9r'Y , THE MAOH0US£, 9JO Cata!ln°"' $!., Ol'ICI •&Ch W"ll. tor tour ~\ICCHSlv• Wetkl dltl<:rlb«I Obo~I II pUtl>Ofltd to bt; latter lS "the yowiger brother Logu"' Bioch, co111. 9l6.SJ • • ...._ prior to th• dllV of 1111ct Maring. m Jt1o1n11 S!rtel. _Cotto Meu. r I •• I h Russ • °""""'' e.~ T•'flot", 930 (?1t11Jn1 St.. Oiled 11111 ~Ill da~ o('A.vou", 1973. C•llfor111a • 0 ass Swifl C08C Loguna S..a<:h. Coll!, 9'l:6S1 ,-CLAUOE M. OWENS Tl'lt ul'ldtrii;ned Tru•Tee dlK!almt •nY Purnell Tiii• bl.lllnes1 I• conchic!.O by en In• Jucloe of •"Id S"'>erl(>J" Courl llablllty for a11v lncor•ectne11 ot ,,,. •tr"' ' dlvld~I. NICICl!Y, CA~RE'Tl AND JltlCKNIR oOdrHI ol!d otl\t r common d•s.lQl'llllon. If Steve Crolhers, (205), Keven Oeflnll e. T11ytor av Jot.Mas r. CA~1tni. 011v. tr1ow11 i.er.111. Fon! (~) and ~1e Graves This 1lofemtl'll Wll llled Wllh lh• Coun· 11SS2 MO<Artllur a.u1 .... 111. '"'" tot-. .,.. !aid Ille wl!I bl mtde, but wllhOul w• '-"' 1y Clerk Of Or•rlll• County on Augulf n ltvtM, C0Ufer11I• mtJ CoYtn•nl or worro11ty, t•Prn1 or Implied, (205) are battlink for an inside 197:1, 'T•I: tn•> uw.12 r~1r(llr111 r111,, ll(loSHlslon. or en· · · d h d f · ,.um ""°"""' for· AH'ilcoltl tumbr•l'IC•. lo P.Y ll'>e ~molnlno prl11· pos1t10.n an t e e ens1ve Pvbllthld Or~ co..11 01r1y Pilot Publlsl'>ed 'or•"e-Cotst OallY Piiot cl1>11 1um °' tM 110te(1J M<u,.., rJ>I Hid ends should be ei ther Jack Augut:t 21, and SiPt9f!'lbtr J. 10, 11. Am1u11 13, 20, 71, etld 59flt9f!'ll)e'• l'. Oeed o1 Tnnt. to.wu: s2.t6t.:>0. with In-• 1913 2672·13 1m 2S1.S.73 lere.i !hereon. •• proo.<l<Md In said Clark (237), Jmt Ba1cb (185) not•(1), odv"'IC:tt. If 1nv, undtr IM™'ms J hn Du (175) OI Hid [)9ed ol Trt1st, '"''di.,.._ Ind or o ggan · PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE ••P911"' o1 trot Tr1.111 .. and o1 ,,.. tru1i. creal9d bY Hid 09ld Of Trus!. Alamitos 'JM bt'fleliclory Ul'ldM Mid 0Mct ol I ,,.... • 1"Mn TruU Mrelolor• ••K~l.0 Ol!d d•Httred SUPl!RIOR COURT OP THf NOTICE TO ClfE'OITORS to 11>1 ul1derslgried 1 Wl'lllon OedorotlOt'I 5TATI OF CALl l"ORNIA fOR su .. •••Olt cou•r OF TH• ol Dol••lt •l!d Demand for S•I•. •nd I THE COUNTY OF 0.ANO& STATll! 01" CAL.IFORNIA l"OR wrll!fn Nolle• Of o.feull ond Eleictlon lo No A·r741t ' THE COUNTY 01" ORANGE Stll. Th• ul'lders.lgl'lld couMd w~ Holle• NOTICS OF HEAIUNG OP PETITIOH No. A•1'1Cft Of o.f11vll •l!d EIKl!on "' S•ll to b9 fOR ,llOUTll OF WILL AND EUol• of ELIZABETH 0. FAILIN G, r&eordRd lfl tllt count~ wher. ftl9 rHI Enb·ies COOICIL ANO FOR L E. T T • It S [)e('.ell,ed. PrOP&rlY 11 loc:eled. TISTAMeNTARY NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo !he Date· Augu•I t.l 19n Esla!• ol RAMONA B. MARTIN, crtdllort of !he ab<ove named dect<ltnl · A!le<11'.any' 1nveltment co., Inc. Deceated'. Illa! Ill pers«1s havln<;1 clllms a11alro1t The a• •aid Trustee NOTICE IS HESIEBY GIVEN !hat said de<:edtnl art rtQuire<J lo Ill• them, BY Shirley Alie~ MA.MONA M. BEATTY' hlls llled t>ere!f'I 1 With !ht t'>Kessarv VOU(hefl, In lhe oUlct A !horl td s· 1 '7th Night of 1f.Nlght Sum!T'ler M"1lllt 1191l1lon tor Pro1>111 ot Wiii and COdlcll Of tht clerk ol lhe 1bove 9111111«1 courl, or n~ z 'II"' ure Cl•tr a F•91 •I'd lor Letters T1t1ornero1ary, r1f~renc1 to pre.en! lhflTI, w!lll !he t'>tcHs1ry Publlslled Or•l'l!le CGalt Dally Pilat Finl POlt J:4$ P.M. to which 11 m11d1 tor further l)lrllculars, vouchers, lo Ille vl\d•rslgned 11 '"'' ofllc• Sepl9mb9r 3 ol'ld ID elld 17, ltn 21111·7' Sl Ei•cl1 on Finl R1ct. I ncl Thal TM time el!d pl11c. ol he1rlr111 tt>a of her Ollorneys. CA.LABRO, CALABRO,,. ------SS E•actos Oii 61h, 1111 or>d flh RICH. 1amt has Mero set for Septemr.r 11. )9n, CA.LABRO & CALABRO. 114 South Isobel FIRST •A.CE. 35(1 yards. 3 year oldl. •t 9;00 o.m., Jn the couf"lroom ol Dep,ert· Street. Glelld1le. Calllornla 912'05, whlth 11 PUBLIC NOTICE ti rse Sl loOCI menl No 3 of sllld court at 100 Civic the place ol tluSll'l<'lS ol Ille 11rodertlgnl!<I '"':!-------------- '• ~~llct5• f" J M.iits~• 119 Cerottr Orivo W•"· fn the' City ol s.iinti •II matters pertaining to Ille e1t1te ol '~ld PICTIT10US 111\JSINESS 1 gn ng ar, · Anl, Cilllornla dfc<e'Clenl. wl!h!n lour months 11ter tne Nevada Dolly, E. Garze 119 Daleo Augusi 23 l'73 tlrsl pt.1bllc&t!oro Of this no!ltl NAME STATEMENT Wln a Jtl, 0 . Kn!ghl 11l WILLIAM • E. $f JOHN Dated AUllllll 23, 1913 • The following 119rsoo Is doing tluslnts$ Air Cooled, R. 8a11ks 119 COii .., C• k ' OOA:IS MARIE WEAVER 111 ' Go Dlck'I BobV, H. Crosb.,. tif n., r E•eculr!x of Ina Will R. 8 . 'NMOLESALE CO .. llSt E. Sharp Lulu, J. Dr...-er llf ARJ 'HUR D. QUY, Jiii:. 01 1119 •bOv• nomed decldent Edinger, Sanla A111, Cell!. 9171:>5 Everett's Whiz, K. H1rt 119 ~~ Orf\'9, Suite t CALABRO, CALABRO, Roymond Boice, 20512 PebtH Ln., Mlsl Arlgel Speed, J . Ward ltt Ni.1 .. och, Collt. t1"e CALAIRO & CALAlltO Huntlnolon llt1ch, Coll!. 91""' LvckY Slllloh, H. Pegt 122 !'' Q14),.."?~"-114 South IHMI ''""' d~7~~.~1lne1• II COl'ldllCted b'f •fl In- Th/rd 1mllf", C. Smllll 122 p bllshtd •0,,1'1119 Cc.Ht 0 11 Piiot GI_...., C•llfor111• 91'111 Roymotld llolc• SIECOHD •ACE. «IO y1rd1. ) ye1r A119. 27, 21 end Sepl, 3, 1913 1 y 261 .. li An_.,. tor ••KUlrt• POI,.. This "•ll'mOlll was tiled With 1119 C°""- olds & \IP. clalmllllJ. purse n ,600. Pubilshed Orang(' Coest Da11Y100 ,",·. ty C191'k of Or•llll• County on A119V&t 10, Cl.timing p<1ee 5',000. Augvd 27 •1111 59(:1'9mtltt 3, 1913. Rvn Mo011 Rvn, K. H•rt ll9 1913 266f.73 1'1141• Art Pl!Jtlln, O. Morris 119 PUBLIC NOTICE Publllhfd Orll'llM Coe•I Oily Pflof DOI! Sor'1 1m11110. D. ICn!ghl 11t Augvs1 13. ao. 27, ond $1tt!tmbll' 3, Sl'ltlt>v Susy, C. Smith. 119 FICTITIOUS •USINESS PUBUC N011CE 1973 2416-ll SnNlcY T.,.,i(l,, J. W1rd 119 NAM• STATEMENT lnrn1n't LflO~T~ R. B•nkt 119 TM to1lowlr1g PfftOns ore do "ICTfTIOUS aUSINISS PUBIJC NOTICE THl•O RA.Cl!. Son y•rd1. 3 Yflr old1 busl!lff~ 01: Ing NAME STATl!Mt:MT t. up. allowan,e. purs.t $2.000. LOU'S EQUIPMENT, 329 S. H•rbor 'fhe foll-'11111 Plf'SOl'll t r• doi"9l---.,,,-=:'.'CC::..,-"CC="CC--O..-onlmo Mayor, D. Morris 119 Blvd., No. 23; Malllrog AddrH$ p 0 bu1ll'le$$ 01: .. 1CTIT10US aUSINaSS Luoet. C. Smith ' 119 Box 5271, Slt'>!O Ana, C1t]f, 9'l1CM' ' • EXECUTIVE FINANCIAL SERVICES, MAM• STATIM•NT Cekutt1 2, IC. Cltr1U4! 112 Anno Lou Llvlngs!Ol'I, 329 s. Harbor 6«ll Reuben1 Dr., H11n!lr111!on Boi.ch, TM lollowlng ~ 11 dolno Wll'*-• Pa~! C:1rl11'. H, Pagt 122 lllvd., No. 23, Santa An1, Call!,. 927041 Ca. t'l:W 11 : La LI Cadvtta, R. B1111ks 111 Mill · P.O. 80• $211 Ralph H. Sm!lh, U'll ReubOn• Of., T, L· PITTMA N & ASSOCIATES, 1"' Ch.iirgln Charlle, M. Bk:ktl Ill Mon!• Elmo Llvlng1ton, 32t s. Harbor Hu11t1r111ton &Heh, Ce. 9l~7 Port AbtMIY Pl.iice, Newporl IMdl, scot! Maclean, O. Knlghl 119 Blvd., Ho. %1. S1nta Ano, Call!. 9270'; Darl•n. O. SmUh, 6«l1 Rtub9n1 Or.. Ca!lf. 92660 'Ou.TH ltACI! -41» rd 3 y Moll · P.O. Box S271 Hu"tll'IOIOll Btach, Co, tU,7 Tad(fy Lwl1 Plttmo11, 113' Poort AbbeY • ya 1• eir 'fhl1 business Is CondlXtecl toy en 11'1· This business I• cond11Cled 'b't', gefl9rol Place. Nr#l)Clrt B•OCh, Catlf. 91'60 old1 & up. allowance. Pllfll s•.ODO dlvldual. pi rtroenhlp, This bllllnn1 ls cond11Cted b'f en ln-C~lller, J. Dreyer llt A'11'11 Lou Llvlroguon , R.iilph H Smith dlvldual. The New Look, ~· Morris ~16 This sl1terne111 was fl lt<I with tlle Coun· Thl1 sr111eme11i wa1 flied wllll tt>e Cotn>-Tedd'f Loul• Plt!rnl'I Alamitos Susie, . B1111lc1 9 ty Cltrk ot Orang• Counly Ol'I August 10 ty Clerk of Orang• COVll!y on Augull n F·21700 He's 8ound To, D. Knight 119 ltn. ' 197:1 Thli •l•tement w11 !1194 with th• Cwn· See Him Go, J. Ward 119 F17417 "·tm1 ty Cl•rk of Orona• Counly on Aulilusl 2J. An.url!d Copy, C. Smith 119 Publl111ed 0.-.nQt Coest Dilly Piiot, Publlstled Oninve Coesl D1lty P llo!. 1973. JovOUl Fay, IC. Harl . 116 August 13, 20, 21, and September 3, August 21, •nd $epllmtlt!' ), 10. 11, Publlsllld Or•l'lll• Cood O&!l'f Pllol. Fll"'TM RAC•. 110 yard~. 3 yur ofd•.!i'=m==========='~·~'~"~'·~m==========~u;"~"~'~'~"~· ~"~'"":::;, ... ;::::"o'~"=·~'~'·~·~m==""~~"~' & up. etlowenc•. purs.t 15,000 Vlntwlro, R. Banks 119 Th"" SlriPH-!!'. Gl'1'1 119 S<iv1nn•h'1 Boy, J . Werd 111 R.O Chlggtr Bar, 0. ICnlghl 122 Olde Smooth>ia, M. 81Ckel 119 Red Robbi•, 0. Holbf'ool( 111 Si:>olled Bor llull, C. Smith 122 SIXTH RACI!. -'00 ,,.n:1 .. 3 year o4d1 & up. c10Fmlr111 pllrM $3,«IO. clelh'li!lfl prlco ST,j(l(I. Ntte F1111111. c:-smtm .,,, Rocky lltldt He-nk, H. ~991 122 Rocket to N\9, D. Morris 11' Buddy W1'fM, J. Word 122 Cllarllego, H. CrosbY 119 Lottr!on, 0 . ICnlOhl 11• Dlctlt'f Btu. &ev. R. B911kl t22 T!nv Wal'Cll Bcuftd, M. l trtet 11' Spin 'f~, IC. Hirt 121 Sir Mur, J. DrtYlr 12:2 SIEVE"HTN RACa. «IO Y•rds. 7 v-•r ok:ls. purs.t M0.000. 'JIM JUY1nfl1 lnvll•· tlonlll. SkY of Dlemond, 0 , Morrl• lfO Ploy Pokl!"f, J. OreYtr 111 I'm a 011, R. Ad•lr 120 MOOl'I Fl~tr, N. P1ffio 12<1 Trlpte B.,.,t, R. &allks lfO Tln'f 8e Mine. J, WM'd 111 Lori Dldlt, J. M•lludo 117 Dell's Slla.dow, D. KnlOM 120 Wlr>d• Of SPl'lf19, C. Smlllt 117 lmprHtlvely, K. ~rt 117 E"IQNTM ltACI. 3'11 Ylrd .. 3 V.or olds. delmlng. pvrte S2.200. ctelm11lg prlee U ,000 BlatOl'I DandY". M. Bldr;.. 122 R!Ytr$ldt Gold, J, Dreyer 119 JoYOllS Pride, E. Glrtt 119 Trudi 000. D. Knight 119 llunny'• Gold, IC. Hort lit Soms Wonder Man, J. Word 119 Ttrry Splnn, O. M!l(l'ltll 116 Duoedffdoo, c. Smith 119 A:lckett.ii Perr, H. CrosbY 11• NINTH •ACE. 3.SO yon:I .. 3 y .. r old's • up. dalmlng. Ctlll·br9d. Punt U.COO. c!1lmlr111 prlc• n.soo. Dandy'a Jel, c . Smtih 122 !IUl'a Rtoe1UHI, O. Morrl1 1'9 Cillforlllf Smog, H, Crosby 172 Mid Pofst, 0 . ICn.l;,111 llt Barroro l!l'nl, R. Bank'• 119 Drew Paly, IC. H.iirl 122 Rocke! ;Mick, M. Bick"' 122 C>on1 ~''• E. 0.rt• lit SllJVa IM I/rt, J . Dl'9Ytr 119 Play The Advertising Game To Win With This Rule: Get A Good Bird Dog I W~ERE 0~,WJ-tERE Derk N Parody. J. W••d 119 ================================================--'--~-'-~~~ I~ MY ~~~DERING • AD ToNIGijf? No problem here-we can tell you exaclly where each copy of this paper la purchased. And our ABC audit report assurOll this paid circulation Is all wool and a yard wide.. No need to wonder about the lull measure we promise. I Bui, If you do, Just ask !or proof, verlfled by the Audit Bureau of Clrculallons. • 44 fashion Island, newport center 644-5070 I DAILY PILOT I -. l " • • I ' J 2 THE DAI LY PILOT MOl'Kl.ly, Stp1.embff l , 1973 L.M. Boyd Most Papers Read n1 Sweden A Frenchman traditionally doe.s not account to bis wife for his 'vhereabouL!I between 5 and 7 p.m. daily. Or such used to be the case, at any rate. CorrespoodenL!I now report thi~ S<><alled "cig-a-sept" liberty~ long cberi~ by the masculine matrimonial mate in Paris is now disappearing. Pity. Eleven out ol every 100 grO\l.'OUp citizens definitely hope there's no life arter death. Or say the pollsters. Curious . . . Said Mark Tu·ain: •·Jt used to be a good hotel, but that proves nothing. r used to be a good boy." ... The unmarried v.·om- en ..,..ho 0\111' cars outnumber the un- married men who own cars . . • Pre- ferred hangover cure ln Hungary, I'm told, is a jigger of vodka sipped through a slice of salami ..• It also has been proved that the hips of each successivo generation of American men are getting nar- rower. SEX STIMULAN'r \Vhen this country's citizens first started drinking cof· fee in 1821 , the temperance girls labeled it a sex stimu· Ian!. theorizing that claim would discourage the java sip- pers. It didn't, no sir. On the contrary. Q. "\Vho are the best informed people or the world?" A. The S\\'edes might be the candidates for that dis- . tinction . \Vith 501 copies of daily newspapers per 1,000 resi- dents there. No other nationals get so much newsprint rolled out to them. Dl Q. "Can you find out \vhether a man is guilty of a crime by hypnotizing him?" A. Doesn't look that way. ~fentalists report said sus· pect under hypnosis might coo.fess just to please the hyp- n<>tisL Don't know exactly hOW YoU weigh a mosquito, but those who do know how say 35 percent of a female mos- quito's weight Ls in ·her wings. STARGAZERS Best colors for a Gemini are silver and gray, contend the stargazers. Gemini's best day is Wednesday. Best num- bers, three and four. Time will come when the typical police squad car will carry a couple of officers "lhO are married to each other. Such is the prediction or an authority on law enforcement. New York City police no\Y say their coed teams work reas- onably \\'ell to settle family fights. But these unifonned men and women are not married to one another, mostl y. This expert thinks that's bad. Unmarried police couples, riding around together shift arter shift, might create more problems than they solve, he says. Married officers, how· ever, would function in a dandy manner, he believes. Would yoo and your matrimonial mate made a good police bat· tery? Coosider iL Address mail to L. Af. Bot1d, P.O. Box 1875, Ntto- port Beach, Calif. 92660. For the Record • ..... ~ Dissol1ition Of Marriage Wolowla. ICOlhlHft #Mry •!Id Slanlll..,. Barnev. llon1Jd WKtle and Edna Diane Ro•~ Branci.e.ttl, Karen Janelle 11'!d Rob«! Thoma! Lorenz. MararetM K. H, Ind Reno E. 1-... ,n,,1~ •een """' o ...... ' •.-Aftde~. Sttven end KJ~IM AM FllH A119. ll Stelle, Trudi 11'111 ~ WYnft, Debrl ~ .... H~y •"<I J•me• ICellh $.(Oii. Phllllp Dale al'!d Nadl ... Aletll• t-leu1er. f l'llOOOl"I R. Ind JI,.. Ellen L~rMlft, Cl'lfl.yt L and Alen 0. Arm1•r0ft!I, LO<trl• A. •llf;I MOO.ro M. Corfman, N9'1C'i' lvrwt Ganlner 1nd Y1111t11llng, 1..aur• Mal Ind Wllll1m Jlmet S'-5',EJ:i~~. Gltr! R. Ind GlnerCM •. Mavt•otld. Ntll Leonard and S•nd•I $1,M l'llloft, P1trlck C. Ind Nlkkl L. Burkey. Slwrr~ SuL•nne IRO Allen FINAL Ol!"llEES U•rrttt Ellf9'9d ...... M Liv. &1r1>1r1 JOln •nd A:OY l" McDonald. Ell"f'ft L. a~ r~arlM ll. £Ui($10ft. Demls R. lod Lorre11t V. Moynlll'" Hllde01rd A._.., l!rl'lllt WUIOll, Rk lll•O E. Ind Louli.e L w ... ,..,.. lvnne Ml'rll Ind 11. ... -0ICUl. Burnell• and TllO<TWll H. '" Marllner. Mllril B. Ind Steve A. 5 Arnold 1 Wekl,..r, B•rl>lra Jeen I nd oana!d G. coll, Vlra nl1 and Cerl, Sr. Varela, Eva Ind ROMrt Jol'lft RIHllftll. Lois M. •no Wif111m H. Scoll, Cl!irle~ wei!ev and Jewell Ila" M11011, Julie Ann Ind Anll•onv Louis' SlrQbel, Norm• Jeanne alld Otto Louf1 L111well, Jean Ellen and Hert.er! Fa•"'r Donald L. and Diii""' J. Br~~~·C,.,rlstopher R .. Sr. end Ci rol J. Ford, Daryl Loulte •nd RODert Sl-n ' L'Hoi r, An""' A. •nd Fred w. REV. CUPID 1973 Tax Forms Will Have .Few Surprises GETS OKAY KINGSTOWN. St. Vincent (AP) -The Rev. James CUpld Wa.5 given legal aulhori· ty to perform weddinp on this Caribbean island, the govern~ ment announced. WASHINGTON !AP ) - Taxpayers will find little change in their 1973 income tax forms, Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Donald C. Aiexander says. Alexander said the IRS ts aware that "many taxpayers get irritated when they can't use the previous year's fo,nn as a guide or when they pull out last year:'.a ... n;turn and it bears no resemblance at all to the new form." He said that becatl!e most taxpayers , seemed satisfied with the 1972 fonm, it was decided to leave them basically unchanged for the first time in a nwnber of years. }le said then will be a few rqlnor changes, I n c I u d i n g placing of lhe pctl ltica l checkofr question on the front or the form instead of on a separate Conn and the reduc- ing ol the rtvenuNbarlng In- formation to. one question. Alexan<lor also, said the IRS had made a major effort to shorten and slmpllly tho language ol the lllotruotioo> for 1he t973 forms. OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 TU~SDAY & WEDNESDAY ONLY SUNDAY 10.7 While Quantities Last - d•:rll.4Hft: Cnl,lll<J IT • 111 r.1·r,.,. '1 1r-..:.~ ON CLOSE OUT POWER TOOLS COMMERCIAL DUTY ;';·~~~~l~:~~~~~D REVERSING DRILL s 1966 7'h " CIRCULAR SAW 2 ONLY IN STOCK . DUAL SANDER 3 ONLY IN STOCK If•" VARIABLE SPEED DRILL 5 ONLY IN STOCK . ·····-·-···-·---··-·----··--·· Wfilrlpool ~._w 5-CTCLf, 3-TUIP. PflMAMfMT PlfSS GAS DRYER l-Sm, 3-CYQI POMAMfH PIUS WASHER -;, '""-="' """"" : ·-= POL YESTER·CREPE 1.86vD. Easy care blends, machine washable, no ironing need. iii ed. 45" wide. In flDral colors. ~ ~i.::r' ;::; ... .........._ ... '?j.:\N:ilt • • z.k'l'ii\JWWW"!&;::;ui• ... I CLEAR TUB ENCLOSURE 17.88 Adjustable "TudorCoscod&" model with clear styren& panels, sotin-onodlzed·flnlsh from•, ~ .. r .. ., ! • I .·.· .. ·~ ··:. <" ! .~ MENS POLYESTER FLARES Vat.ts to $11.18 FOR . L•rge asso~m99t of m•n's pely•tter end polyMtet blend pent•. As1.0rt.cl cleric end li4ht colors. Or.11, C.sual and W•sf•rn styJes. Sizes i0-40. BOYS DRESS PANTS a.1a 2/$5 6' ALUMINUM STEP LADDER 7aa Lighlwa1ght, strongly braced aluminum with doubl• rivet1, 5afe1y tread steps. Cha-119 it! R c1rdo. Mtllllila Lorra\"1 1n<1 Wiiiiam Grttnw<'>Od. Marsha L. and Glf"ald 0. su~~~el, Phvl!h J. and Ooni ld , Van l'/in~ll, Mary Ann Ind D.nnll ~mr::..o ~ • Leroy 14 A~~· Celli Gu!lt rrt• and Wllll1m H.. Brafldl. Pe!er WJlllam and Sandra LH . _... Smlllison. Jack "''"old and Gall Loul~• l11ndwehr. Dorl Jl!Qn end Gery Scot! S•nde<-son. SM ll1 R. and Jonn Edwin '"J':,..""11. Oou!lles J. end Florene• Davenpgr!. William L. Ind Lalhetlne O. ~t11n!or~. Bil!v Joe and l oui$1 Guild• Ce.-1!ew1-I. Glorl1 Jean and 8•ni1min Doorn. Pamela Jo.on •nd Dirk Don•ld 11 ·•1~~u. Paul J. an".! Ruth F. Ta"ske, Herman J. 1"d Oorl1 J, GIU1rr1, r hd•rlll'I M1rle PorllQal ind Riley, Ann Nor-1nd Bulonl Oowell •~ttn Emory Alv••adO. EllL•Dt1h and J~ Ju!lo Leonard, Sur.an Emllle Ind 01vld Hartman, C"1r11s Gitaroe • n d !>'>•..,!a~ G1r1lcieM Varq11, Judlttl •. Ind JKH s. Brown, A:andl lt S. and Oorothy Loulw G!n\"!r, fl•!"" D. 11nd Harry G. Oor1nN1. Sus.an 1nd Enrique Lin<~•'. P~trlel" M~.., ~"" Jeck A1l1tl FINAL DECREES Taylor, Urry 0. Ind Detores J. Enllf'M A119. n Gll~rt. Chlrln E. Ind Be•'""•ll J. filckmln, Glor!• Je1" arid 01vld o ============; Ronald 1r Pertf, Ju1n AIDhonMI l rid ClndlCI '"" Be-r~en. Glori• Jullel1• •rd C1rl Vlncenr Wedde, M;lfiln R•v 1'lll Lois L Het1ry. Carolvn JHn Ind Hllb!,lrtl Illy Gilllerl, MelwJn P. arid G_...x,ryn Jo.on Wll1'0ft, 511!1¥ A. Ind Tl>om•s E. B\11'11!', Mlfll H. •rd D1wld Leon Nalm1n, Maur .... ind Jollft v. McC1nn, B!llv O. end Mlf90 D. Newm1n. Ht•Mrt W. arid Hiiary SWffll Hoor-. France• Ann 1nd G4ofOe Brandt ~tt, M••le Lou •'1d Arthur R1vmond Hampton, Cl\1rlls W. ftnd S•ridra T"°'Mon. Diani!' I nd Fri nk Joseph W1rrum, Ltt., L•lqh end 81rrv LM Mtllor. Norri' Lyman a'1d 81rt11r1 Anti To"eJ, Olnll A Ind An!onln Lur~T. Jt1an Le<lle and R•thl•d H•nrv ll•.,ul11e111. Jo1eol\ Edward i nd Cry1tal K. ~··!(~""""· Rlt~~·d A •"d Monette H E'•1u. (hl rlP1 ~"d Ol11ne · Voll~n . 0.brio .6 nn &nd K'"n1lh Vlclo• I s•~:::;.· J11ck Riovmond and C••olln• B •o~'"• Arthur W 1111d K•11wrine Lerch~-. M•• •n" M~•nu INTEllLO('UTDllY 0£CllE£S Enttr•d A""'. U W111!1. W1nda Ar11>eU1 t nd Mack B•llon ~eM<1ar, OOl'l1ld H1I• I nd Mlrllll Lucll11 Ser.a..1. JGlln Alie• l fld (;1rv Peter t"•ewtorcl, Merv Alie• and ~' WM-. P1ft1d1 Ann 1!111 ltllbtl1 ·-Frne, Pioul1 E. •nd Rl~rd IO'fll, o.lorlS I~ I nd Llfhull DOii, Covh>11tm. £11"1' Cl!Hler 1ftd Mtirl9 c1r0Une 51,_ Sh ... "'"" Belle 11nd ~ Timmv k llullr, l•r1$1r1 J, end L_.rd J, Giii, Cloud E. Ind P1111t,.. 0 . Hl•N, P1mlf1 J. Ind Jio-Ellfl ~""111'1, ,..,.'II"" It, ~~ Til!>mll II. SOii .. 8lf"lht ll'ld J- Gol'lt•llt, Ollkll M. 1nd krtfln H. MOnMn, LCNIH 0. Ind Herry £. ""'r.·· '"''"" •nd ,,,, ... L. Gl'1 -'" _ • Frt9flck Alvin, Jr. lfld ICl!Nl'lnt LooilN W!lcoo. L1ur1 L . 1nd NOll'Mn LH lorma11, Vtltt• A. •fll'I oe..nls E Ol!ON. Kl,_ft M1rl1 and Oon-111 1••..,rd r 1W>ril11t. tw.,lw Ind JQ!ln ,..,..,.,.._ ""8••• "'· •"" Jer•" f . , erot~""''"'' 1t11th e:1i.11 a!'ld 1t&n1rcr Lau!~ ,-- NE~:~~Jil.~4S S MUSTANG II NO. 24M Wttt C.-H't'•., 645-2202 ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 4%1 E. 17111 St., C..la Mesa -• BAL'l"l·BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa l\fesa 646-%424 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa 1'1esa LI 8-3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARIES 17911 Beacb Blvd. Uuntlngton Beacb 84%-7771 · !.44 Redondo Ave. Long Beacb !13-431-1145 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 17'1 Lquna Canyon Rd. 4-11 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Cb•Jld 3SOO P1clllc 'View Drive Newport Beacb, Clllfornla &lUIOO • PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7881 &Isa Avt. We1tmlnstt r St:J.35%5 • SMITll"S MORTUARY 1:7 ~Jain SL lluatlngl4ft. Btacb -· '. ' • ' I PLASTIC TRASH CAN 2 Day1 197 20 gal. plastic frosh con G.E. GROOMING DRYER Two h••t 1•tllntp -High f•r dry- ing, low f or tlyli n9. With COftl• 1t111tcl dry i nd n11lur•I co"dltion•r. 400 w1fh of drying 1nd 1tyUng power. .996 150 WATT SYLVANIA OUTDOOR FLOOD UGHTS . ~ $1.44 CLEAR ................................................................. . ~ . $1 66 &TAIN ID GLAH ........ -., .......... -...................... • PRETTY 4-INCH COLOR SPOTS S.locflaolndudospop-499 """"""'°-i. 1n F C ,f' '°'°' plant<. .... • 0 tifvl.plontl to enMla yoow yard & garden. • R r TABLE & CHAl~S -' I I ' Round t1bl1 wlth two th•;,. -ieomp et1 'I 11-9f& 1111mbl•d, rv1t proof fer indoor/outdoor 11t• -0111911 p1rm•ll•ntly MolOi"d-l;to tbblo , top. • . . • • ' • c • • t • ' • • , .- ' I ats Icy, juicy, luscious, sweet wa¥elon. Whot's more oppropri'oto·for L;,'IX,r Day? Or an eating contest at Harbor Area Girls Club in Cos;aJMesa? This even! ~efinitely is a partiCipotion sport, with the wedge splattering frQm ear to eor and juice wonderi ng to the elbows or ~ Oefween t e bikini. The first bite, as enj oyed by Tammy Fronsma n, right, is always rof~eshing. Meth- odical melon-munchers such as Pam Stan- field go cieor to tho.rind 'in search of good-. ness. ..... ._ ---- • A Jenn ifer Watson de<:ided it's best to sit while eating watermelon so the drips won't trickle so far. The almost drip-proof mouthfuls of Tino Cortez Md Liso Wagner ore advantages in competition. But can they swallow? Rob in Fronsman swallowed plenty, maybe too much.- .She takes a moment out while the win- ner, Tommy Gonzolez, shows off some of her 45 rinds to cheering competitors, left to right, Francine Way, Sandra Lomendez and Wendy· Thornton. I Over? ' . -~ ... "' . . . ~ .. . ...... ~men BEA ANDERSON , Editor 1 MolMl•Y• S.ttrnMr l. 1'7J ..... ll DAILY PILOT PHOTOS .SY RICHARD KOEHLER • Master Plans Don't Include Misfits DEAR ANN LANDERS: Have you taken leave of your senses? What do you mean suggesting that the wild . un· controllable brat couJd be hyperkinetic and bis mother should have him tested? You •ent on to say they have drugs for ouch kids. Isn't it bad enough that mllllom of adults have be<om• pill1JOIP pent You want to get the ki,ds on tranks, too? What -kids need th,.. days ls a wefl1'locod band on the you-know-wbal Tbo tlp..iJ wu when bis mother just sat there ad let the belllon run wild. And It wun't even their home.· They were ~I You reall)' blew It, Annie.r DISAPPOINTED DEAR D.: Tbet~RE plenty of kldl ranilq wUd wbo ceald profll from • ,ote:ta en die pe1tertor. But some of them ARE hyperklnellc and all th• po'l'hlll(ln the workl won't help. 1 vlew tLIJ column a5 an opportunity to ed11ute. Mllllool ti -ae•er lleanl of die wwd byperktaetlc, mado feM the proMem. i belle.. ........ ool erpalc ud neurologlc problems first. It Js easy for a professional to test a child for hyperklnetlclsm. If the doctor says the child Is normal, then go ahead and Potch him. But wouldn't it be a sllalne If 1.be kid were not normal and you never took the trouble to find out? DEAR ANN LANDERS : My husband is 30, I am 28. We have been married fur lhree years. He has absolutely no in-. terelt 1n-sex -and I ._ none whatsoever. This man is successfu1, con- siderate and generous with hup and kisses on the cheek. He was perfectly normal when we were going together and fairly seiy for about a year after we married. Jn the past two years he has made love to me four times and I had to practically hlt him over the head to make It happen. We have discussed the problem openly and frankly and he promises to "do bet· ter," but his score Is zero. He Is In good physical condlUon, plays a~ outstanding game .of tcMla and hasn'f missed a day or work since we've been manied. I want a family, but al the rate "" 1ie • • 14•.t~ .. .. going I'll have to enlist some outside help. Is this jWJtifiable under the con- ditions? What could his problem be? Llst the possibilities. please, and tell me what to do. -CLIMBING THE WALLS IN SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA DEAR CUMBING: ·The pooslblllUes are multfple. I will U.t tllem In order of lll<lr potenllal-u I ... _ II. (a) A poyebologlcal probl<m fb) Another woman (c) An0ther man (di A physical problem Forget •boat "outskle help." It would only create more problems. Urge your husband lo get coumiellng. If he retuses, y9u. mmt deckle whether or not, at the age of !I, :yoa are wllttng to settle for af· lecilon.lle bags and kllHI oa Ille cti .. k. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Is It lmpollle ·, ''" ' when one answers lhe phone to uk, "~1ay I tell her who is calling?" This week two people have cut me short for it. One replied. "I don't be~ it is any concern of yours." The other rna -.red. "This is a social call. Put Mra. 'a1ank on." If • am b~ing rude. please set me straight. -SALT LAKER . DEAR LAKER: Tht l"'non wbo p1- tbe call 1hould klenllry lllmself. U"M falls . to do so, It Is perfectly Pf01IO' It ask. "!\1ny I tell her who Is calling?" ' Don'.t. get burned by a "line" that's too hot to handle. Play it cool with Arm Landers' guide to "Necl<ln~ and Pet- ting -What 1\re the Umlt.t? ' Send your rt'Ques1 to Ann Landers ln care of the Daily Pilot. enclosing 50 centa in cN and a long. m mped, add.-tri'oelopo. ' t • J .f DAIL V PILOT Elunor W11r, new 1xecvtlv• director of the South Or1ngo County YWCA, bollev11 both men and women •hould bo Mrvod by tho YWCA. She doacrlbo• fall proer•m for prospect! .. studonts. Monday, Stptt1t1ber l , }q73 New Burst of Energy at the 'Y' By JO Ol.SON several reflect I.he direction ot '" D••rw f'li.t 118ff the Y Yri.11 be taking. They in· '"nle YWCA's image has elude Investments, which will been vague. 'lllere isn't a be taught by a woman broker; place for vagueness anymore. Lady and Her Bug, a repair "All classes are open to both class tor female Volkswagen men and women. That's the owners: Houseplants and way the world is." Patio Gardening ; Knit SUits These comments are an in-'for Men ; Quil ting and Meals dication of what's 'in store for for One. . the Sooth Orange County • "We're looking at how pro-- YWCA with Eleanor Weir as ple live and asking what \\-'OU!d its director. She's an outspoken, peppery woman who describes herself a.s a "troublesOOoter" and means it. She loves a challenge and loves to think of new ways of doing tl>ngs. make their living better, ha~ pler and easier.!' To advertise the Y classes and programs, ~ Weir decided to supplement direct mailings wilh brochures directed to apartment houso managers which are to be pooted In the laundry rooms. Mrs. Weir believes this . is one spot most apartment Uh habitants will visit. Apartmer\t As new executive director dwellen. she added, are likely to be missed by cOOVentional household mailings. Eleanor Weir ls erclted about life and she's ei:dtlng because of It. she plans to take a new look at the prognnn.<; and purpose of the YWCA and broaden Its o!· EVENING CLASSES ferings to meet the needs of And next semester, classes today's woman as wtll as will be taken to the com- today's man. mWllty to give more people an opportunity to attend. More MAKE FRIENDS evening classes will be "We Will work with women scheduled for W(llting men to have them see this ls an andMrs~n;Feir, a native ol area to make friends and have Syracu.oo, N. Y., has traveled esdting learning," Mn. Weir aaoss the United States by said. "We're DO! amwertng berseU and bu carried bu women's Intellectual needs." piano along In bu moves from . the East Coeat to the West While she did not anive in Coast. "I'm a blues ptanist," Ume to get deeply Involved ..._ she ezplaJnecl. "I play foe planning fall p r o g r a m s , reluaUan. .. She also en}oys sewing, JaUt- .Ung and read~. and she has refinJshed fumiture for her home. Mrs. Weir earned her BS degree in home economics at Syracuse Unlve~ty, with a specialization in equipment, and minored in radio. She did additional work at Cornell, the University oC t.onnectlcut end the University of California, Davis. , SCOUT EXECUTIVE She began her career giving food demonstrations, then be- came a 4-}I agent. After mov· ing to California she worbd with Girl Scoots and Camp Fire Girls. "I'm one ol U-hldy women who went Into more diver.illled jollo with m0l'8 re- spoosibtl~y," she ""'1Ulle!lted. "People have been very good to me." The Y, she believes, affords other women to move into more exciting_ jobs or even .. enter the working workl for the first lime with skills they learn as a volunteer and as a student at the Y. Mrs. -Weir finds: Califomfa living exciting and ls eager to find out more about Orange County. "California is e yoong per- son's county," she commen- ted. "There is a diversification of people, jollo and cultures. And there Is a tremendous If" portunity to do lhlnp here. An open -Is "'"9dulecl at the YWCA, Santa Ana, oa 'l'lrursday, Sept. 13, bePnlllor at 11:30 a.m. lns'tructcn win be oa hand to Introduce laJJ classes and Mn. Weir will be available for comments. "' MRS. GRAZIANO MRS. WHITE MRS. COOLEY Couples Recite Pledges GRAZIANO-SIMPSON Cynthia Simpson and Daniel F. Graziano were married in the Grace Brethren Church, Seal Beach with the Rev. Avery Powers officiating. lilr. and Mrs. Glen H. Simpson and lhe J o s e p h- Grulanos, all of Huntington Beach, are parents of the newlyweds w b o graduated from Fountain Valley and Huntington · Beach h i g h schools. '!bey will be Hun- tington Beach resid ents. Attending the couple were Teni, Judy, Jodi and David Simpson, Diane Kampman, Sue Hennan, Leslie Keen. Vic- tor Graziano, Rick Rowan, Mite Kampman, Rob F i tzgerald aDd Olris Lamorey. Petaluma, is a graduate of Foothill High School, Tustin, attended Saddleback Q>llege and graduated from UCI where he studied pre-med. They will reside in Garden Grove. COOLEY-McFERREN Bruce Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cooley of Col!ita Mesa claimed Susan Mcferren as his bride during ceremonies conducted in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Costa Mesa. llonor attendants we.re Miss Sheri Schilling and Russell Allen. Also in the bridal party were the ~iisses Kar in Lwldell, Annie Cabaniss and Robin Goodley. Preston Spellmeyer, William Frey, William McCoy, Jeannine Goochey and Cl}rtstopher Coy. The bride is a graduate or Costa Mesa High School and her husband graduated from Arcadia Hi~ School and Golden West College. NELSON-STEW ART Co mmunity Church C:Ongregatl6nal, Corona de! Mar was the setting for the marriage linking Mrs. Jan Stewart o! Corona de! Mar, daughter of the Don O'Gradys of San Bemardtno, a n d Norman E . Nelson Jr., also of Horoscope: Capricorn Helps Charity TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4 By SYDNEY OMARR Although Pisces is the "last" uxfiacal sign, these natives need not take a back seat. Some of the most sensitive, impo'.rtant and in- fluential J>era>M are born under Pisces -and they are not "last." Pisces ls associated with Neptwie and here we have the psydlic, television, motion pictures, the illW!ion, behind the scenes and clandestine - the "delicious secret." Jackie Gleason, Anais Nin and Lawrence Durrell are some examples of t h i s zodiacal sign. Pisces ls the feet and the beauty of knowing without knowing, of being capable of perceiving witOOut having an outline or an idiot board or a prepared script. That ls Pisces -poetic, symbolic and part of an in· describable beauty which, very often, makes life worth liVing in the midst of avariciousness, confusion and dirty air. ARIES (March 2t-April 19): Look beyond the immediate. What was closed in now is open you can b e beneficiary. a.nee exists for gain through expression of bidden part of personality. Pisces, Virgo indiv:idua1s could figure promlnenUy. TA\IRUS (April 20-May 20) You could be fooled by estimates, accouuilngs and a~ praisals. WlBhful. thinking can cause · delay, embarrassment and possible loss. Money is question. How much is ques- tion. O:>oP.eratioo to be re- ceived ls <.luestioo. Take time because much now is a ques- tion mark. GEMINI (May 2l<lune 20): Study Taurus message. Be a keen observer. Hold off · on direct action. One close to you could express disagreement. Legal affairs might b e Dolly Looking Fine WS ANGELES (AP) -shoulders and bodies, which "Doctor" Elvis D. Mills' little come to "life" again in the patients never cry and never eyes of a child after being complain -they are all dolls repaired. sent to his Wilmington home • "Dolls are so important to for the past 25 years. the Uttle girls and the ladies," Mill s, 84, and now a great-said Mills. grandfather, be g a n his "'Mle ladies come in with· "surgecy" as a hobby, repair-dolls they had when they were spotlighted. Your judgment, intuition may not be on target. Know It and wait. CANCER (June 21.July 22 ): New deal may be in offmg where employment is con- cerned. You get chance to be more indepenclenl Strive to express original ideas, con- copts. Leo, Aqurlu pe.....,. could f I g u r e prominently. Clleck die!. LEO (July :ZS.Aug. 22): lntu.ittve Intellect pa y 1 divideods. Follow through on hwx:h.~ Your peradnal magnetlom rating is on up- swing. Members ol oppooit< sex pay meanlnglu! compli- ment& Pursue creative ~ deavors. Break·free from fool- ish restrlctlon.<. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Legal agreement coold re""'l secret property. Look ahead. Protect sell by promoting security. Mett promises will not suffice. Get tntent in writing. You will be happier as result. Purchase of home, ha- question. Important now to get hard facts, not speculation, possibility or rumor. Gemini, Vtrs:o persons could figure promtnenUy. Collect what you need. Discard nonessentiats. . S~mline operation. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21): Reooocillation is likely to be on agenda. You settle diHerences with older family member . Be diplomaUc. Cycle Is high - and cim11Mt•1•-et turn In your favor. You need not be afraid to auen views. But do so in NUCID&ble, Calm man- ner. CAPlllClb!IN • '.(Dec.._22,.J an. 19): AcUvlty Indicated In con· nectloo wttb hospit a l s, c h a r I t a bl e organizations, groups wbicb promote sub- jects o( cmcern to you. ~. Vlrp Individuals coold be featunil. Compile facts. Wort qWeUy In behind-scenes capacity. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q.Feb. 18): Some friends may be misinformed. Know it and re- spond a=rdinaly. You could receive solid offer which spells profit. It also entails the handling of addition a l resp onslbllity . PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Accent Ls on achievement, respoosibillty, dealings with professional superiors. You are given chance to dlsp1-)1 'spedal abillu... N o " 11 Ume to toot ahead, lo "° foe future, to cleJDCJMt1'1te product ... theory. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRntDAY you are U!Ullly specific, frank and baalcaDy trutb!ul. You attract penoas born under Leo, Aqlllriaa and ~-You have, c:I I.ate, been concerned with domesUc situation. ThLs should be resolved by October. You are going to clear emotional debris and money picture will be brighter. ury item coold be on agenda. , ----------~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): One wbo depends on yoo could ~ call for special favor. Do what ~-:;:i''iitll•-.-.~ YOO. can without becoming in-.. ,. ~ extricably Involved. There •• ;'-c~ are fine points which should Jo Jj~ fi,U BALI not be overlooked. Che<:k ~ ,..)' BRAS m~sages, directions. Relative 11'1 feels inclined to take you for ~ . Graduate granted. , •. ~ Corscticrcs SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): o "'"'""cm · Sl'I •• 11711 It, C..t1 M... '( Deception in money area 111,11 .. •••Ill'• M111.1 ~ crnon·s SPORTSWEAJ. Ing his four daughters' dolls in little l,lrls. They wonder if an'-=========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; his time off as an engineer. old goat Uke me has steady1. should not be ruled out of the .-..,.-~'1io. His workshop Is lilied with enough bands to <lo the job boxes of arms, legs, heads, proper. I hear it all the time." WHITE-BELMONTE The bride is the daugl}ter of Mrs. Emma Mcferren of Buena Park and Martin S. Mcferren of Santa Ana. She was attended by Cathryn Walsh, Terri McFerren and Patricia Wedge. Attending the bridegroom were T001 Boyte, Michael McFemon and Q'aig Cooley. Corona de! Mar. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit" Attend'1llts were :fl.tr. and ~ l\1rs. James Jergenson, Lisa Stewart, Robert N e w m a n , William Winder and Ciarlo Sharon AM Belmonte became the bride of David Allan \Vhite during double ring ceremonies conducted by the Rev. H. J. Powers in Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Olurch, Newpo rt Beach. The bride is the daughter or Lt. Col. and ?>.irs. Francis J. Belmonte Jr. or Irvine and v.·as attended by L i n d a , C)'nthia and Angela Belmonte and l\1rs. Gary Erickson . Besl man was Steven While and ushers were Francis Belmonte In and Gary DRESEL-ARNOLD Sis. Simon and J u d e Catholic Church, Huntington Beach \\'as the setting for the marriage of Alison Arnold and Donald Walter Dresel. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Arnold of Hunti ngton Beaclt and r.tr. and Mrs. Walter Dresel of Fountain Va lley. Of· ficiant was the Rev. Herbert \Vheatley. Jorgenson. TilC bride is a graduate or Pacific High School and now is a student at Orange Coast College. tier husband, son of the Nonnan Nelsons of Santa Ana, is a graduate of Tustin High School, earned an AA fro1n OCC and a BA in economics from UCLA. Erlckso~ p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""ili The bride is a graduate offl Wayoe High School, Dayton, Ohio and now is In th e nursing program at Saddleback College. Her husband, son of the Jerome H. Whites o f FOR DRUG PRICES' ••• Call 642-4104 [ .... If l ~IDICI•I JBOP "'I. 1 hll St ... ,.... ""· -.......... lrt.-c...... '4M1M ...... ,.,.. ' ........... •t • FALL NEEDLEPOINT CLASSES S•mpler1 MONDAYS 10..12. l·J r .M. 6 WEEKS ••• s.,t. 17 Thrffgh Oct. 22. $35.00 • Borgollo THURSDAY 1~12, l·J P.M. 4 WEEKS ..• Sept. It Throuth Oct. 10, S20..00 Children's Cl111e1 WEDNESDAY 4-5 P.M. 4 WEEKS ... s.,,. 20 Throuth Oct. 11, 125.00 One Day Baskttw11ve Stitch Workshops EVERY 'RIDAY A.M. 10.12 B91lnnlng Sept. 14, S7.50 •• •• E! ii. 2621 •• c ... ttwy., c:..i' ...... -'44-7"4 COASTLINE HEAL TH FOODS SPECIALS FOR SEPT. 3 TO SEPT. IS SUN FLOWER SEEDS New Crop -Plump ind Tender 1 LI. 11' 01.) R.,ttlor 6911: 2 LI. 132 01.J lefuktr St .Jt 1 U . 116 OI.) .... t.SJ.4t SPECIAL 49c SPECIAL 89c COASTLINE Protein 90 SPECIAL $2.79 TIGER'S MILK CANOY BARS All Flavors .... -21c SPECIAL 19c PINEAPPLE STEM ENZYME 60 T.w.tl ..... Sl.49 SPECIAL $1.49 Coastline Health Foods C-M- HILL0•1N·Mu••• :t1t I . 17TH fT, ....... . . Tntlti 1"4 tltYIHI ILYD. NIAii SAY.OH .... ,,,. ......... tn• ... 1"0ftO lO. JillAl IAi.l"Hl - .. . ' . Monique M.....,.. 11, ....iy for 2nd Grldo ti Marlntr'1 Sehool In • Fronch Smock lllldt oxcluslvoly for The Roel Ball-. Hor brother, AntoJIJll, •Ill ttlond Falrvl"" Nur1try School. Hl1 ,_..,. 'clll IM "'°"°'"'"'"'" at Tho Roel Balloon. They era the chllcfren of ~r. & Mrs. JoJo Moro"'° of Ntwport INch. 'TH't -RED---· -IWLOON LTD. • I • • ,,. OAIL v Prto r I fJ JOIN THE 'SELLERS CIRCLE' I WE'RE SAVING SPACE FOR YOU ••• ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ If you sell ·a service and don't advertise in the DAILY PILOT Service Directory, you're doing business the hard way. J he Serv ice Directory I classifications 600-699 in the classified ad se ~tion daily) gives you an advantage you gel through no other advertising medium. It reaches customers who are ready to buy. Be there when your prospects come into the market looking for the services you have to sell. If your service isn't listed , we 'll start a category just for you . Pick up the phone right now and reserve your space in the "Sellers Circle" ... Your Direct Line to . . Directory Results 142-5678 CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT ,. , • j, . • Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Hands See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Will Sell Fast! 1. Stove 29. Bicycle 57. Electric Train 2. Guitar 30. Typewriter 58. Kitten 3. Baby Crib 31. Bar Stools 59. Cl111ic Auto 4. Electric Saw 32. Encyclopedia 60. Coffoo Tablo S. C1mer1 33. Vacuum Cleaner 61. Motorcyclo 6. Wash•' 34. Tropical Fish 62. Accordion 7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equipm1t 63. Skis I. Stereo Set 36. File Cabinet 64. TV Sot 9. Cou~h 37. Golf Clubs 65. Work Bench 10. Clarinet 38. Sterling Silver 66. Diamond Watch 11. Refrigerator 39. Victorian Mirror 67. Go-Kort 12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom Set 68. Ironer 13. Sewing ~M•chine 41. Slide Projector 69. Camping Trailer 14. Surlboord 42. Lawn Mower 70. Antique Furniture 1 S. Machine Tool1 43. Pool T1blo 71. Tape Recorder 16. Dishw1sh4r 44. Tires 72. Sailboat .17. Puppy 4S. Piano 73. Sport• Car ll. Cabin Cruiser 46. Fur Coat 74. Mattre11 Box Spg1 . 19. Golf Cort 47. Drapes 7S. Inboard Spoodbo•t 20. Barometer 48. Linens 76. Shotgun 21. Stamp Collection 49. Hori• 77. Saddlo 22. Dinette Set · so. Airplane 78. Dart Game 23. Play Pen s 1. Organ 79. Punchint1 lag 24. Bowling Boll S2. Exercycle 80. Baby Carriage 25. Water Skis S3. Rare Book1 II. Drums 26. Freezer S4. Ski Boots 82. Rlflo 27. Suitcase SS. High Chair 83. Dosk 28. Clock S6. Coins 84. SCUBA Go1r These or any other extra thin9s around the house can be turned into cash~ with a DAfLY PILOT WANT-AD So • • • • Don't Just Sit There! • DIAL DIRECT ·642~6-78 • . ... -4.- DAILY PI LOT J ,'j . I Di\ 11 .. \' l'll~OT £1 .. ASSlt"'lt:D General VERMONT FARM HOUSE * ACRE -REDUCED $29,950 Roll ing grct'n !1t\\'lls a nd statt'ly tJ·~s i;U1Tounrt pu .. ' General TIRED •. . 01'' l..OOKINL;'.' 1-11:'.RE'S O:\E YOU·JJ,\Vf~N·T Si':E:"l . l!'.t 'fli\\f: OFf''ERED. IN EXCLUSIVE JH.VINE Tf:R- H.1\CE. TlllS IS Tllf': i.D\\"-EST Pnrcr.:o 110:\-t.I'.: 1N TiflS SPLE:\'DID Nf:JGH- BOH.HOO IJ. AT $<>9.500. 'fHUI:: P RJl)J::-QF.Q\\'Nf.:R- ~lllJ> BF:AliTY IS EVJ - OENT TllRUOIJT. t ur c"que \r l'rn1ont OCE W fa rmhouse. Old \\'o r 1 d , AN VIE rh:..rn1 il!ld 11.l'!'llilcl·IU!'('. i fl°t(l~I THIS C,\i\1EO llJGll- Forrnal cnrr~·. Stl'p down I !...\NOS 1-10:11r-:. NOT J!IO n1astl'r 1tuitc 1r1r i1 :itl1 ha!h. !JF.GRF:ES Bl.T CONSID- l\lan si1C' drn l\'i1l1 ru;::-;::cd ' EH ING 'flit: Ht.:,\lJT'i' 01'~ bcnn1s. l\laid. rruar1t·1·s. z::· lll!S 11 0 :\IE & PRICE Of' 1'A\'EH:\ KlTCllE'.'\ 1~·ith (1:\L'' $69.500 Tiii'.: \rATER. 1:a thr1lral bca1n~. Bnnqurt \'I~-:\\' IS .\ 0BONUS. THIS f~rn1 al dinini::. 1·: l r ~ 11 n ! I 1!0;\JE J~ !--"L:P~:H SHARP. }l'('lh.'h dOOl'-~ lo ~t-.·l u1ll'1i & Ol-'r .l'.:1-L".i ·r11E PH IV1\Tf: gii rclc11 paradisr. \\"nllc1l I flEACJlt.-:s f"Qf{ YOUP.. .l'.:N· p:uio 11·ith ot1tcloor fi1·cplucc JOY!\11:::-.IT. a.n<t n .B.Q. KEO 8;\R:'ll :.!11d I s1011· i11-llt1" ap;1rt1nen1. 2 guest l'Oll a~c.~ a11cf t'OVC't"l'd rlancc pavill icn overlooking n1agnifiC'cnt fre<' fonn pool. E~ER'f,\11'\E RS l'AR . .\. OISE. Ci\LJ. 6-15-0.103. !ORI.\] .J: 01.SO\ REALTORS 2ND TIME AROUND rt you miss thi!'i hon1c the 1st lln1e opportunily ~nocks again! \st buyer 11id mf qualify & 0\1·hcr a.rLxious to sell VJ\ appraised nl $32,000. 3 Bedroon1s, l ~i-bn!hs, large fa111 ily roon1/ki1t·hC'n. c..'On1bo. 11·ith built·ins nod brenkfasl bar. V'Acnnl -l'ent \\'hilc 11·11iting for CS{'l'OI\" to ' close. 931-9101. LARGE FAMILY? Huge tv.-o story cape c:od. -t bedroon1. 4 bath hon1e 1vith O\'!'r 2600 sq rt. of lhing priced to go fasl at S-l:>.000. Call Red Carpet, Realtors 645-8080 ropen evenings) CLASSIFIED HOURS Adve1·tiscrs 1nay place their ads by telephone 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. i\'londay thru Friday 8 to noon Saturday COSTA MESA .OFFICE 330 w. Bay 642-5678 NE\VPORT BEACH 3333 Newport BJ,•d. 642-5678 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. 540-1220 LAGUNA BEACH m Forest A \'C. 494-9466 SAN CLEi\·l ENTE 305 N. El Camino Rea l 4924420 NORTH COUI\'TY dial free ~1220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES DcadlJne for copy I:: k i!ls is 5 :30 p.m. the day be· tore publication, except for Sunday & ~1.onday Editions "•hen deadline Is Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS: Ad~rt.isers should check their ads daily & rC'port errors lmmediateJy. TI-IE DAILY PILOT assumes liability for thl' first In- correct insertion only. CANCELLATIONS : \Vhen killing o.n ad be sure to niakc a record of the KILL NUJ\-IBER given you by your ad taker as rccC'ipt of your cancellation. This kill numbC'r n1ust bC' pre· sented by the advertiser In cl'lsc of a dispute. CANCELLATION 0 R CORRECTION or .NEW AD BEFORE JJ,U~l'NG: t.Nery effort·it-made to kill or correct a ne\v ad that has been ordered, but we cannot guaran- tee to do so until the ad has appt"'arcd in t h e pa.per. DDIE·A·UNE ADS: PLEASE CALL 675-3000 mn.,l & lllC .U'lf lllc.U:l'l l:\f. EST l~i~ 6'5 JO:J , LINDA ISLE LAGOON Elegant 4 bedroom custom home \\'ith Bayf.ront family roon1 11•\lh conversation pit and fircplarc. fo1111al dining roo1n, large 11u1stcr suite \vUh sitOin;;: roon1 nnd sund('ek. ~it!· and _slip. Pool \1·ith Jacuzzi. S 2 7:;, 0 0 0 . ti73-8:>50 QPEN TIL 9 • ff'S l·UN TO BE NICEI .6 ' ;~~I THE REAL ESTATERS * * • C. M. Yukon 122 Vjctorio #D San Clemente You Rre the \\·inner of . TWO FREE TIC Km to the SHIPIITAD5 & JOHNSON ICE FOLLIES Sept. 5th t.hru 16th at the FABULOUS FORUM (subject to $1 1'1('tvicc c:hargc at thP "Forum) Pica~ call 6-12·5678. ext 333 to claim )'Qut tickets. tNorth County roll frel' .number is ;; 1().12'20.) * * * DUPLEX 112 BLOCK FROM BEACH I1nmaculatc duplex -ne'v paint, carpeting, wate r hcate-r. Good rental area. only seven houses from best beach area. Only S72.500. Please call 546-2313 for ap- pointnicnt. OPEN TIL 9 • IT'S FUN TO BE N/Cf' THE REAL 4 Bedroom-4 Both Formal Din ing Room Costa Mesa School District This imn1aculatc 2 story homl' also has ,,•alk-in closets, large family room. and built-Ins in kitchen 2600 sq . feet for $45,000. Call Red Carpet. Realtors &46-8640 SHADY DEAL1 Trees every\l.·hcrc on thi!'i choice l\ieAA. \7el'de lo1 . Lovely 'I bedroon1, 2 ba.th hon1c plus fa1nily room priced to n1ovc in l'I hurry ar :536.:ioo. Call Red Carpet. Rl'nllors ~J-8080 t op c n evenings) -Al sUm.-S1/4°/o Loan t n1nH\('ula!e l lxlrtn \\·Hh f111nily nn, firerla('(!. Dhii11!( r111. built-Ins S.-di"h1.,.ashcr. Pntio. l'\cnr schools. $33,2:JO. b1•k :-..!0·1i20 TARBELL --MESA VERDE- WALK TO SHOPPING 4 IX'th'00111 2 balh home, lai-~e living roon1 \Vith tl~placc. unique tile in kitchen. Lots of shadn and a brick p<itio. $36,j()(). CA.II RE'd Carpet, Rea l tors, 54<>.s&IO SUPER LA CUESTA These ads a re s trictly t:'fl.~h In advance by mllil or at 81'\Y one ot our of· fl.ccs. KO phonc orders. Dea~\loe : 3 p.m. Friday, Costa i\otcsa offic<' 12 noon -Rll branch ot· rices. Upgi'fl<led 4 bcd1'001n, a bath ho1nc· h1 onr of 11C\1•eor areas in Huntington Beach. Close 10 good schools. shopping end only a ~hort jog to bt•nch. T\\·o sto1'its of;pto· 1 forr nncl bcnuty for $5 , Tt TE DAILY PILOT re- sen 'ts the·ri~ht to clas- oiify, cdit, censor or re· fusr an)' Advertiscmcnt, Rnd to Chllnge ilfl fA te5 & regulation!& without prior not ice.- CLASSIFIED MAILl!ti _t.DDRlS$. P. O. Box 1560, Cost•· ).tc1a 92626 I Cnll •od0$ -842-25.15. oP£N rll p . 1r·s FUN 10 B£ ~/Cf' [~' ~ -An East11de Home For 7'h% ''c·:. you lllkr OVi!r w~111 loan. Rrif(hl and-ftiry,--· Bu\11-in ('()Utltry kitcbf:n hu·K•' f11n1ily roon1 "''Ith u.11~d brk·k rh"~p111~. J bedroom, 2 bnlhS $39,re,,() Call ~d .Cafl!C'l. Realtor. ~ I -.. • U_A.ll Y PllUl lutsd•Y. Stpltmbet 4, 1973 ~-S2.t ,9~·990 The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast Mobile Homtt for Sole • • • 12S • 149 loot• & Motioe (quipmcnl 900 • 914 lmploymeo'll • • • • • . . 700 • m Finonciol • • • . • • _ . . wo · m Housel for Sole • , • • . • 100 · 124 lost & found . . . . . . S50 • S14 Merc+-.dis.e, . . . . . . . IOO • '49 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS hrtonoh. . . ' . • • • • ' 52.S .. S49 .... and $oipplioo ' • . • • • aio • '" Reol 1,1ott1 o-tol. . . . . 150 -199 You Can Sell It, Find It , Trade It With a Want Ad ------------I -;. .. l~I _,, .... Gnrol Gtn•r•I SPACIOUS BA YSHO.RES HOME Choice corner location in the heart of ex· elusive Bayshores. 2-Story home with large recreational ·roo1n, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths & lovely, private. patio \Vith lush landscaping. Heavy shake roof, ranch styling. Just listed! ............................... $83,750. NO FINANCING PROBLEMS! ' Rentol , . • • • • . • , • • 300 • 499 (642-5678] One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval S<hooh and liuttuction • • • 575 • m 5-1-vicn ond lttpoin • . . • 600 • 699 ftantpOl"lat*'-• • • • • • • 915 • 9"9 ';l~-S#dd ~ ANDUSOCIATES REALTORS 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAii, CAUF. 644·7270 SEA FOREVER ONLY $25,950 . . , .tor thi!! :1 BR, 2 BA, huge 20'x22" rumpus nn., ne\\' crpts. Close to Estanein High. Priced under market. BACK BA y DUPLEX I 2 BR units, dbl det. gar, on large 71'x100' lot In country atniosphere. Priced rlihl al $39,950. BEACH DUPLEX Exterior ne .... ·ly painlerl, 3 BR & 2 BR, units, fittpl, dbl gar. In process or comp in· terior decorating. Best buy on the beach. ******' *TAYLOR CO.*'. IRVINE TERRACE-$119,500 Exciting vie'v of bay, ocean & twinkling lights from this spacious 4 bdrm home (incl. 2 mstr suites). Fam rm, den w/wet bar, 41h 'baths & lge pool. 3 Frpls & 3-car garage. ''Our 21th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton 2111 San Jo1quin Hills Rood "Overlooking Bit Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 ' Early American style horoe with lots of panel· ing, bookshelves & st.ained glass. 4 Bedrooms & den, separate from main house. Large family room with wet bar. Swimming pool. Owner will finance! .............. $68,500. Watch the boats by day and harbor tights by night from your own living room. The ULTIMATE in FEE ownership, luxury on- the-water Jiving. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath condo in prestigious area. Pool, security guard, boat sttp available. CHANNEL REE F. H •.,.,,, ,'....,, ...J,,.nr • CALL FOR appointment . . . . . . . . $95,000.0... :;;•;';';;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;n;•;'";l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I yvuJ,,.'C' i:-f' t!ll119 a 644-7270 t797 Orang•, C.M. 612-J7TI • $76,500 COMMERCIAL LOT On North Ne\Vport Blvd., strategic corner location, with old shed for interim storaae. $34,500 -20% Down. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS HNewP<>aiiil!901~:i~~a~Beadlye~~t coMP~~~=~~ ~::~!~~~~·~oM Two ~r21 , story, 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths. brick fireplace, last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport large country kitchen. Close to everything---------1 Beach development of condominium homes; pool, tennis, club, shopping & schools. $54,950 MOVEABLE built·in clusters around handsome courtyards. 644 7270 . WALLS?? Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of • That's right _ special truu luxury, comfort, convenience and quality roof 1.1·ill allo1v you 10 , construction. Sundecks. fireplace, wet-bar, When you list with us, cus1ornizc this great 3 • I M t S ·t S L"t ~ k't h YOUR ... HOME is advtt• bedroom home to suit yourJ e egant as er u1 e, un· 1 e t c en, tised in Home for Liv-11t'e1h•. The" huge famil~, private enclosed doub le ga.rage. Recreation"\ • M . . roon1 could be a 4th I ·d .1ng agaz1ne 1n more · facilities include heate swimming pool, bt•rh,l0n1. TI1is cut I e, than 900 areas-and cut-r h · 1 I lighted tennis courts, saun a, therapy pool. ealure!ii <1 "TOug t U'On ga e tomers are sent to you to front p3.!io courtyard, a All exterior building and grounds maintenance · as referrals from our secluded entr)"'·ay, Jots of ..f;nJa JJ/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOIVN BY APPOINTMENT L Inda I •lo W1torfront Lovely 4 bdrm., 4\0t be. home with swim- ming pool, pier & slip, panoramic view of main channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal dining & living rm. $275,000. For Compl•t• lnform1tlon On -All HomH '& Lots, Pion• Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 675-6161 2141 E. CNit Hwy., Coron.-.del Mar "S.lllnt R•I l1t1te in Newport Harbor Since 1944" provided. Satisfy your curi osity-see over 770 affiliites of extr11 s1orage !q>aCf', a 5:<6 Ml 8ay11lde Dr., Suite 1, N.8. N C od I NMLS dressing area in the master !~ ... !81!!!!1-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!"'!'"""""'"'"""'"""' ewport rest t ay. • bo..-.Oroom, and nntch, much Otllaral General 2821 E. Coast Highw1y . Corona del Mar niol'e. \\'here c:i.n you bttv ;::.:;;:;.;::.. _____ _::::.:,:::.:.;:::_ _____ , Two,Thru,andfourlledroomCGnd-nlumHomes General o;" like th~ for $31,900? ._******************_. from$62,995 ~ ... .oc.=.;:c:...-----G -.::°":.:•::r.::•o,I _____ Right here-riirht now. II{ JI HARBOR -VETERAN S, ARE SUPER SPECIAL-BRAND NEW F. • A ·1 bl 7JV. NEW GREEN . WELCOME TOO. 817-<0IO. Cho' f 1nanc1n9 Yal a e at 4 •/o * HI SCHOOL """ '"" '" '"" '°'"'""" ice o two of finest 4BR, 3BA homes in 673;.4400 Genorol Space Race?? lr. 2 SMALL HOMES on o_ne )'Jot. Good CJose·in loc. With f,I alley accW. $32,900. 4 BEDROOM, 2 baths, double 1&rage. $30/0J. Best 'of terms. ~ COMMERCIAL ZONE · 2 'i BR two story 9lder home, , comer lot. 124,500. Roomy 3 BR, 2 BA honie on 1ree shaded comer lot. Cptg, drps, bltns, private patio, \\"Ork shop! Clubhouse &: swimming pool n£'ar by! S33.500 . low do\.\11 OK! ! Call 643-8400. Lov•ly ~§tom built family I SHAG CARPET ~-·!~!. ;llJ'.~I ~":'ro~ Beach-Spacious interiors, super home near Baycrest Area, thruout thf! large 3 bdnn. 2 ---··-- -close . to all schools. 4 bath hon1e "'·ith han:hl'ood OPEN DAILY 1 TO 5 PM, STOP IN & SEE Bcdroon1s 1~·ith I a r g c f1 oors. Completely painted I ~~~~~ closets. 3 baths. '.\Taster insidl'. Cozy fireplace. fore-Fi ht I flati ll01 S t" D N 8 Suite ha11 built-in se1Ying ed air heal. Nice area. \\'ilh CJ . " on an iago r., •• center and adjoining den. 1 · huge bal·k yard for kids & Grow your o~·n waet.ables 1600 Harrow Plice, N .8. Living Roon1 has rornel', budget gard£>ner. Db I . and 01-1'11 your 0"11 home! fireplace, large f:1.n1ily roon1 I .lti rag-£', V,\ loan or S230 per Feed your family abun· Qntu 645-7221 -with dining area p I us n1onth -priC'Cd lo ~II at dantly from this producing · ~ b1-eakfast bar. Orange trees $ 2 S . 9 :, O. Call REAL Cftrdt"n, plu11 lrult ~11. At· and lnllt trtts 1hri\·e in the I ESTATE :M.i-(1405 trllctlve 3 tiedrtlom, 2 tilth 211733 WESTCLIFF DR. patio 1t1ld yard. Offered for home \\ith family roon., A · , s;'tl,900. Call C(JL\Yt:LL I dining area. New carpc:i,jiC, · • i NEWPORT BEACH ' Roy McC1rdlo RHl!or I V1119N 'Ho......i & Co.I 1810 Ne'SCft ~lvd., C.ilf. 1WI r-~ I 7729 ' ' l~!!!!!""l' ....... !!11 ... !'!!!!~I ----I Gener•I I General from Pacific Coast 1-lighw;,y Hlf.'H'~:~,.."JI.~ 616--0555 New flool' in kitchen &: b&tfi. , •-, Walker "Lee '""'""patio. s.n1a ·Alia ~*'lli'""*""'*~*~**-li**** ... ****** LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. & Jge. family rm., or 5 bdrms., with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec- tacular view! Waterfront living rm. with step.down wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000. * * * * LOVELY cuslom 5 bdrm., 3 ba., Lido Nord. on spacious 40 ft. lot. Pier & slip. Adjacent lot also avail. for sale. $295,000 1 llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 &.ysido Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161 Genorol Gener ii and Superior Avenue (Balboa Blvd.), driv.;: up Superior to Tlconderog<1, and directly to Newport Crest Information Ca'llet Telephone: \714) 645"6141 Sales Office o~n daily 10 a.m. 10 $Ui:JSet * Typical convt•ntional financing of 30 year 1oe.n : Cash price of Plan 1 $62,995; do1vn payment $12.695; 360 monthly payments or $361.00 lprin· cipal & inter('st) at 8\4'0 ANNUAL PERCENT· AGE: RATE. ~ ........ ~"'"'°"'" ........... c...... • ~ R.-.,H.~c.,. ..... ~c-.a.. --= """ ...... -........ .-1 .... ott.-.... ~ ....... olit..-.. ~l!i<lto.dlb• ..... ~ ..,. =-:..."':.t·::.::;~"'!i.:::,:;:· ~~;~:!"::!' ~.~"'' General General U address . Garden Grove :..-. 1· · -~·_.~ ,,,_.,, school dU!lrict. No do .... '11. VA nner•, General Huntington Beach- Condo Sh;irp 2 bedroom \I~ bath chOl<'e locnt\on call Red Carpet, Realtors 54&-86-10. Gener1I MACNAB IRVINE 180" GOLF COURSE VIEW tern1s. $31,800. 937-9101. 3 IEDROOM REDUCED TO MUS ••• WITH $49,950 POOL AND ! Supc1· !iihnrp 4 txlm1 plus a JACUZZI I hu~c fan1ily room StUer I b£'1ng rran11ferred im- Pte-condilloned by active medl.ately. 10<';( s!J?uld han· kids. Custon1 l' ray 0 n die it. Gt'eat fan11ly horn@ "'atls Md, nrany 0 th e r completely fresh -loc!lt('d unusual features. Tv•o baths on a cul-dc-~nc strtet. 3 : Md tnmily room. GTeA I years old .• ~alt for ap-. CHARMER 1 l\ilchrTl IRy..ou; Include! polntni£>nt. 54a-9491 Frtish 011 thf! mllrltet in ini· I tile-tau i3land. ranae 1ur· maculate condition, "'Ith :1 roundc<l b y tre1nendou~ be<lroo111s, big d o u b I e eupbollt'd and storage .!!pace. W lk 0 L gara~l'. anrl acce.!r.!r for boat The pool and jticuzzl are 8 Hf U ee or trailer. Lolli of trtts & beautifUl. ln R coi:i1pletely ~••l ·t•t•T• fio\\•ers. Beautiful location _ prh• • )"&rd "'Ith a fu-e-rlna. ~=;;ii§;:~~;:=~ $29,900, 646-7711 Open eves, Unbellf!V:'ble, but A bargain DING BATI 2043 \rcstcliff Dr. al _$37,500. ~·Juster u P Small older hou1e on hu~ 11111 ... P!IP.!""'"" CHARMING TOWNHOUSE MOST POPULAR large 3 bedroom/dining room model, patio, double garage, bltins. clubhouse & 3 pools. Best of alt, no yard work. Lowest priced big three at $24,SOO. Vastly upgraded Monaco model condomin- ium. 3 BRs, 2'h baths.<i Air conditioned, $155,000. Barbara Gothard 842-8235. OPEN MONDAY 1·5 p.m. #6 Rue Verte, Big Can· yon. (G49) courage and call 962--88a1. R·2 lot. lfoo1t i1 ll\'able but coUld build 4 unit• here. Only '23,cm and won't last a day, Call Red C&rpet, Realtors M>aoso ( o p e n t ventnat). ATTENTION YOUNG EXECUTIVE AttracUve Baycrest 3 BR., family rm. home. 2\0t Baths. Small dining rm. Lovely patio. Room for pool or boat storage, $72,500, Mary Lou Marion TURTLE ROCK HILLS JUST REDUCED!! "President" borne, Out.landing view; 4 BR.. family room. Fe., land. $89,950. Catt for app't. Paul Quick ~ ' OCEANFRONT LOT Only 40 foot tot available. Spectacular cor· ner location. Penin. Pt . Tri-level plans available. $160,000. Bill Bents NEW OFFERING If you've waited for right price for Bluils condo w/greenbelt & bay view. here 'tis. Super 2 & den for only $69,500. Jim Muller NEW LISTING WITH GOOD VIEW 4 BR., pretty home. co urtyard entrance. Large poolsize corner lot for family fun. 3 Car garage. Close to best schools. Call Har· riett Davies. $89,500. QUICK OCCUPANCY O.K, 2 Bedroom, den, 2 baths ........ $89,900 3 Bedroom, !am. rm., 2 baths .... $68,950 4• Bedroom, !am. rm., 2\0t baths .. $79,900 5 Bedroom, lam. rm., 3 baths .... $77,llOO Howard Wells OCIANFRONT LAGUNA CONDO SUper 3-level with lovely ocean & Island views. Pools, tennis & sandy beache s. 2 Bdrm., 2 bath. Private, in near new cond. '88,91iO. Geo. Grupe · W.0700 --Coldwell,Benker 644~-·-~ Sii Newport Confer Dr,, N.B, ASSUMABLE LOAN!! BLUFFS -LOWEST PRICED 3 BR "U" Plan: I-BR or den down. 2-BRs up. Pvt. patio, shag cpls. Immediate occupancy. Jack Howett 64-6200 dar or nite. OPEN MONDAY 1-5 pm. 2646 VIS!a de! Oro. (G32) LOOKING FOR A LOW INTEREST LOAN? See this lovely 3 bedroom/family room home complete with shag carpets, fireplace, built- ins and lots of extras. Present 61h % loan can be assumed or new financing avail- able. Full price $33,950. EXCLUSIVE -SECLUD!D The ultimate in gracious living in this over 5,000 sq. ft. Harbor Island home. 5 ·over·· sized BRs -carved fireplace -parquet floors -formal DR -FR - sunny kitch- en & a sloping tree·filled lawn to your pier & floa t. Fee price -$451000. Barbara Aune 642·8235 iG31 i · · r:-. HERITAGE REALTORS VANISHING BREED A Coroua 1lel l\lar duplex 1rith :1 hedroom, 2 bitth OWJk>rs unit in ;in ideal family lot'a!ion under $90,000 Only $89,500. CALL 644-7211 /JD.NIGEL LlM LEY f, ASSOCIAI LS 540-1151 Open Eves. General EXECUTIVE SWEET ISLAND LIVING 60' Slip w/large deck ; 100' of bayfront on your own semi-private island~ Panoramic Fantastic space. in and out. view of Newport Bay activities. Luxurious F'ive bcdroozns, B 0 11 u 5 custom 4 BR home, tastefully decorated, Room, Fanlily Roon1 and · Formal Dining Roon1, all on fncl. walnut paneled library. Ebjoy the ·su. o. quiet c u I -d c -s a c perb view from n:iaster BR enhanced by a Park-like back yard, lvith love~marble F.P. & beautiful master bath ::OV<'red patio and fruit ' led ' ' cha! ed trees.. Too good to last at COO 8 111 expensive c ony. S65,000. cau right away. $385,000. Waller King 644-6200 (GISI 962-8531. oPEN "" • rrs AA ro,. ""'' OGLE AT THISI ~-~ 2 used . brick fireplaces help create the $29DOoOwTnotal , '. l!M!1AJtl ~~';'!'/J~~P~~r;:Yo~!~.~~:,~11r~: I .' --·-····-,, area near schools & shopping. An attrac- A""""• 11<•' v1 Lorui• 3· BEDROO live buy at · $48,150. Martha Macnab Trim < BR:' 2 BA Ranch ' M, 842-8235. (G 13) SIJll•. '"""' r<x><, b!tns, 2 BATH •111• lani _rm · <l•oonuor EACTCIDE HARBOR VIEW MOHT!iGO ffl.Sb! Ask111g $37.9~. Su~ ~,.. Executive's home deaiped for low main- mlt "')' 0 ""·: No loan WITH POOL tenance .• BR•, FR. Community raols & _f'Olts! ~ ~ B~kl'r 6-1~213!_ * TREE SHADED * E.xtrn tar-.• <amity room. <;lubhouse across the street. Only 69,900. t.nvl"ly :: t>ilr1r1. ~ l!:o:-1r-111n11llh•<' brick fi~place, Joyce Edlund 642·8235 (G37) 11\dc lo~. E\trn. Jari.:t• lot. dinini( roo1n phui n. 20' x 20' .... ----.--- Spac. 11v1.na rm. "' fl'p l. 11orksh011 $33,950. Hun')'! ••• . All for 112,500 Call Red Carpet, Realton I I BALBOA BAY PROP. 5'6-'6'IO [ lm"ne ~--trYlno A•llrCOntfll., * 642-7491 * e M&SA VERDE e _ . . . I VEAR NE\V 3 bet! f'tn1 tlmt! ottered • BcaUttluJ .home in F.1 Tom. Pnt:o; l BR, 2 BA + family room. Ill DlwiortN 142·12:11 ml'nt m'ld \\'idk! nre tn · .._Onl,it.MJ.m --~-Beautiful drn(>C8• Air-c.'00: Ginny Morrison, ltr. ·"' ,.., 144•1200 dltlotlt'd. Read)' to IT'IO\'f! In.. * 567-4130 • Newport IMclt,Cltlf~ IHN Posatble to take O\'f!:r loan of T1The~~·~·Y~el~-~~p~-~·"_:o1~/~~~~~~~~ ~ 71,ttf, wl.th $70XI. ~7307. !lanUif!d •• , .64i-6618. ~ Walker &Lee 1'lAl llfAfl Cl..ASSIF1ED w1D een lt! Oener1I Sell Idle lttm1 ••• , •. M)-5618 O.norot HARBOR VIEW HOMES ONE.01'-""KIND MONTIGO 4 bedrooms, romily room,. formal dlnlne, creative ~ecor. You'll love the landa~plng. Immediate move In. Price reduced to $7,,500. 1955 Port Claridge Pl., N.B, Drive by. _l_RING YOUR SWIMSUIT ••• when you move ·lttto lld.I lnlmaCUlale 4' Bdrm1 family room H•rbor , VJeotv· Home-next to commumty pool & park. JDcludu: Wilblir,. 2 flrepl1cet, W/f! ibae & many other extras. SUblnlt your terms. Pl,500 • ANXIOUS DWNIR Monace>-2 Bdrm 4' de, well decorated, shows like a model home. Reduced to Sff,500. 1957 Port Trtn\ly Pl., N.B. Drive by. ~R VIEW HOMES REAL'JY NIWPORT llACH ' 13T-'07B . INFDftMATION ON DTHIR HOMES AVAILABLI . ' ,. I ' I ' I I l " ' ... -. • • ------••• ; AILV PILOT f I T ...... y, S<pt ..... 4, 1973 lo..c;;"";:'';'~~;:~::~G;•~nor~o1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;j~Gw;-~'";';•l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;i;;o;•;-;•;r•;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j!G~·~no!r~•~l;:--:;;::;;:~~-G ~~Of'~ .. "·~·~'--~-~ ~°°'.;.;.;..,.~r~•~I ~~-~~ t' * COSTA MESA * VA TERMS 0.... .. 1 O.noral M~SA VERDE DUPLEX HARBOR. VIEW HOMES etean -eo,,. --comtortable. -,'TH--E.-B-L_U_F-FS-,-, -1 Away from the noise, yet within walk1ng dis-~e.~Tu~ln~o::W 15 ~~ lance to shopping area. Attr. well construct· unoceupded and available On the park overlooking the ~L duplexj 3 bdrms., 2 ba., one unit; 2~bdrDis., 2tor8 new owF~r. 4 Bed~ms, OPEN ~J~ ... &,g,e ~t':'ma~·ni~ l_ .,,. bath other unit. A great In-me pro6,erty aths. ireplae<. •-·750· HOUSES · · 1· • l t d "v Call COLWEU. 646-0555 Preffl.LglOU!I 1vmg, Iron gate lll x n con .... ' ....... l •.• : .•. $§ _,.500. ~ s· •. &' Mon 1 5 . entry ff) private grounds and HOME AND ...... ~ • giant 2 slOl'y. Secluded ntas. USE YOUR TALENTS ' tor 11Uile wilh pdvale bal· Lots of · potential for tjl!s 2 bdrm. 2 bath INCOME PLUS 1821 Port Tiffin, NB eouy and ix<y view. f"amiiy home, with extra room attached tO garage. T1o,·o 2 Bed1'00m J-lomes. Ex· Soml'niel 5 BR & fam. rm. den. Guest facillly \\'ith 3rd If lik ri m lit & if d • upoi·a'°ed. bath. Goum1e1 kitch<'n. 1'~or· you e o ~.na y . ecorating is·You.r WE'RE STILL. cellcnt condition. Eastli.ide .. u mu! dining urea. Large t>n- 11bag", see this one no\v! It's only $27i5001 OPEN FOR ~ Costii. l\lt'sa. \Valk 10 shOp· 510 Narci[1u1, CdM 1ertalr1ers patio viC\\ing ping. lleatcd and fillert>d * MISSION VIEJO * BUSINESS I Pool. plenly of trees and Lovely triplex on 45' lot. roUing gl'«'n Ja\.\'Tl and shim· r.hrubs. For the PLUS. n1rring blue wa!crs. Call OUTDOO'R PLEASURiS SE.""EING i" a n1ust! Offered ~~~l~:~p~. 3 BR 645-0303. GREAT Lovely ba~k yard y,·ith cov1d. patio, lawn But •.• we're down to our last few Harbor ~500· Call COL\VEU. home overlooking ocean ln &,planted slope. Q~I cullde-sac loc. adds to View Homes In the final unit on the bill • • • old Corona del Mu. !he peace & serenit~ of.this 4 bdrm., fainlly and some of our beautiful model homes! So ~m. home with sunken 'living rm., formal din· hurry If i;:iu'd like to live In one of these ex· mg & up{!l'8\llng tbruout. .... ; .... ,53,000. citing 3 5 bedroom Donald L. Bren Com· * NEWPORT BEACH * pany residences priced from $61,1901 NEW CREATION 1129 PORT SHEFFIELD PLACE IN NEW· All tP.e latest ideas are being incOl'j>orated In PORT BEACH, JUST OFF FORD RD. & tbi!"delightful number. It's not just another MACARTHUR BLVD. (114) 833-0180. BLDR. condo on the beach, but a .rare combination .of unique features. Ocean, bay & jetty_ .view plus use of boat slip, pool & jacuzzi. If y'olt I.i~:. ~~'~·e·t~~~~. ~~~v. ~ .d.i~~e.r~~~~ .c~14t~~b: Q r~ll.igaby INVESTMENT 1m _ 1HEllMNEaMW-ll' I s25,900 I :!''!!!!!!,.,,;;;,,,,.,:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:..,...,...,~1Nut n condo nor on lra~e<l I~ land. It's n great lill lc 3 1;G:.•:.;no:•:..r:.•:..I _____ _:G:;•::•::•::.r::•:.I ------I lx"<hoon1 hon1c \\'ifh 11<!111 DECIDEDLY ELEGANT Thex overiooke.d nothing in upgrading this lovely Harbor View home. 4 Bdrms.,·a ·baths, family rm., patio. pool & jacuzzi. There's room to park your boat or trailer &: even a run for "Rover" .............. , .. $97,500. * BAUOA * NEEDED .• , •• DECORATOR'S TOUCH ** ** ** *TAYLOR CO.* EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE -$195,000 Bayfront luxury! Unusual design in thlJ love- ly 4 bdflll home w /lam rm, formal dining rm, study & playroom. Prof. decorated with expena!ve wall papers, paneling & many fine •P)lOintments. Security gate. Pier/slip. High ceilings. Water vu from most rms. carpeting, f l'('Sh paint nntl a huge yard 1\!ilh alley nt,;L'ess for boat or cam p er. As:r;umable loan with total payn1enL.;i $200 monthly. Put your extra cash to work and earn $$. 1'"'or more in· formation call 847-fiOlO. HUt(nNGTOllj -·IEACH •• to transform thlJ 2-oty. Balboa bayfront property into a thing of beauty. 2 Huge bd· nns. upstairs, both with panoramic views. One bdrm. down plus extra room for wbat• ev.er you choose. Lge. living room., formal dining & family rm. A' unique· older·bome· with great potential! ............ '189,i!OO. _ "Our 21th Yoor" FAVORITE WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Now"''"'• th1, woek"'" NEW 4-P.LEX SUBMIT · YOUR TERMS! 0 1\'Tler agreeable to almost any financing on this vacant and ready to sell 4-plex in chotr.e Costa J\-1csa location. Sub1nlt your ideas full price $80,000 Call H.ed C:irpel, Realtors 6~5-8080 ( ope 11 evenings). * IRVINE * FANTASTIC VIEW • UPGRADED, TOO Turtle Roek Plan • l, with 3 bdnns., 2 !>albs, family rm .. formal dining & atrium. Land goes with this one at a price of only $56,500. ' 2}11 S J I H'll R d · popular J:i:a.<;t Huntington ,, an · oaqu n 1 • oa ,, Beach area. Close t!l cj1oiCe Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club shopping ceritcL'S and et1liY NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 \\·alk to elen1rntary school. . LOVELY COMBINATION New paint. wallpaper. iresbne8s, upgrading & beautiful landscaping. Invite your friends to share the enjoyment of the secluded back yard & patio -or pluck fresh fruit for a gourmet treat .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. '39,250. Vision- Recl ·Hill Real" . . ·fi " u NlvEiis1Tv t>i"Rk 1•.r-WE1!:'~-!' CALL ANmaasz. a±:'f -6-neral ;;;;: .... , OCEAN VJEW i:"~ CONDOMINIUMS -N~RT B~CH NEW • VAC>\NT r NEWPORT CREST RESALES ': Open House E .. ryd.y 10· ... m.'. 6. 'p:m. ALL PLANS AVAILABLE FROM $63,000 OR MAKE OFFER LOW INTEREST RAm Off Cst. Hwy; on Bluffs off Superior REALTOR PARTICIPATION Rool Est1fo Consultonh 1525 Suporlor-Suli. 3 Newport llMch (714 l 645-3230 General * JUST LISTED! * Ocean air duplex, view of beach. Beautifully main· taincd, 2 BR. each UDiL 4 Car par!dnc. $'79,lOO. . Call: m-311113 813-'"811 E:Ws. * 'i UNITS* Nsriy new 2 BR., 2 bl.., dtluxe units on oceanfront ln Balboaf Elec.. f1'1>1cs., heavy &bag carp., 6ltna; sundeci: or balcony w/eadl -: T cov'd, -.... 1....,ion,. ...... $330,000. Call: m.a!, --asso ci ated BROKE~S-RFALTCqs l~2~ W Bal bo<' /.11 11 11 LEASE/OmoN A trractlve three bedroom, l\\'O ba\h and kOOtty pine deft home. Spacious deep .. with Jarge pa~, fruit trees and_dog yard. Motivated &eller will lebe/option at $303. a month. Asking $44,900. Call &T;;-1225 1 ~o;;-::;r•;;I :;;::;;:;;::;;;;;;G:;"';;.,.;;r•;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·i VIEW • CORONA I• DEL MAR • * CORONA DEL MAR * 2 COLORFUL i:OT.i'AGES Rare offering of ocean side of the hW)'.. prop- erty of two h,ouses on one lot, Uve ~ one, have lncOme from the other.-Fir•t time of. fered, at $89,500. . CORBIN· MARTIN REALTORS ! O....r•I Call Anytime ' 644"7'62 1 ' FEE LAND Lovely !Our 6edroom home on pool sized lot with family room, brealcfalf. nook, laun- dry room, large sunny patio with Jots of privacy -180 d....,. panoramic view. And f~ land tTuly priced below market. Call now - 673-8550 OPEN TT&. SI• "S f'UH 10 BE NICE/ CORONA , DIL MAR A GLENM.AA . Ul'llYE ..., uAul 2'1{4im f ltarmer " old COM ·-.&Ca.Ji """'" In ~""'I.~ ope~ l;JeitJn!I, lots o{ brick . r~ n . , , -~tA11~JU. and .nmoctelcd -only s clous fR~lll' hOme ol 'JI{"'. "JI{ $66.tsOO. ·Oll,I for RP-f°' ooo l!:'t· fl. 11itufllteft on .a , poh}tment -6'16-7111 Open l~rgc. Joi, b ea ut if u 11 Y BAR-iiA.tW:oft ! 4:iedroom 'eveg, »13 \Ve11ll:llff Dr. landscaped, This 2--story and family 'rd\ plus den. lovely boaSls l Bedroom. Grammar $Choo{ & park large family room and a "a stoJ'le's ttirOW away." den !)(!side.a -&Off,,.WRle.T for 'Will sell NO DOWN TO 90ft skin -clo11e to shopping. VETS! She neods your !amity lo $41 • bliMI out her kM:. Call ; &46-2313 •• 'Ol'fllrL ' • ,,.,.1Ut ro • NICEf Walker Slee lllAL IStAt• General JOIN THE CLUB-IJEFORE THE DUES GO UP! THE REl\L ESTl\TERS OCEAN BREEZE &e this one story 4 be d ro o m home \1rith bc.>a.utiful Ja,vn and patkl, RC'\\'ly decoraled thruout. Vacant. 1'~~ land. Priced at onl y $34,0CXI. MACNAB IRVINE OWNER ANXIOUS! Bring oilers the owner says-on this love- ly contemporary 4 ilR/FR home in Bon- nie Bay Highlands. 2 Fire1!::~" -Bil vacuum. Corner lot. $'14,SOO. bars Aune · 642-8235. (Gll) ' BEAUTIFUL DOviR SHORES Elegant sweeping VIEW home , • BR, _lg .. FR. formal DR. Perfect condition--prtde of ownership. First Um• showing - •t45,000. Gladys Russell ~· (022) BALBOA ISLAND lNVESTMENT. IOl:l\I I Ol\11\ . .. ' YOUNG FAMILY \ranted for this t'ozy 3 IX'd· room home on oversized lot. Room !or 1he traUc-r. too! N~·-new roof, covere d pa.no, Great "starfer" home and :low down payrnent pos- sible on price o( $28,:50. Call Now . SG-!b.1.5. CO.IDITRY COTTAGE Charming ranch style ·home. Three bedroon1s, run1pus roon1, J':.i baths. Nothing dO\\'ll to qual!fied V.A. buyc1· at 812':;-or O\\·nel' \\!ill ca1TY a 2nd. T.D. Pine paneling. copper plu1nbi11~. large trees fllld builtin bookcases. Only $34,9::.0. Call 675-7225 ~NIGEL " ElAILEY & ASSUCIAl ES ·• $2850 DOWN!! ASSUME 7°/o LOAN!! , 3 BR's, 114 baths, pool, Cl resaJe, no qualifyine, no points. Cul~c. waJk to school. Won't tut at $28,500 -Call noW! 645-MOO !V1~,_!~&r...] PRIVATE ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH BY <>Y!NER HORSES ·WELCOMED Jt you're looking for an unuwal home ln east Costa Mesa we have it! This charming t""-o story Cape eod home Is a stone· s I hrow f.rom the Santa Ana Country Cl ub. You decide Jr it's to be 3 bedroom~. den or 4. As a special bonus. this outfit.an· dina: home is llX'ated on an R4 lot. All this for $39,00J. CAii today! ~2313 OPEN Tll i • fTS. FUN TO Bi NIC{J r1~ ~ .,., ~ ' . !! . ·~ ' ~.= ••.• _.., .·~·;, .... lt -""~" 't 'l~!il ' • lJNIClUIE ti()~H NEWPORT RIVIERA NEWPORT-BEACH- CUSTOM BU IL T Built by the owner/builder to his own high standards. J l..a'i" bedrooms. lamily room, fonnal dining 1'0\)m. Tastefully decorated thruout. Heavy shake rooL LO'w nWntenance landscaJ>" ring & a compi~ fenced 21h40 heated pool. Built-in ga, BBQ. Priced for the market ... $.'12,500. C. F. Colesworthy Realtors ~20 SPARKLING POOL accents the ~ r ca t en· lf'rtainer 's yard on this super 3 hcdrocnn beauty. ~=~~g.fl::'~~~a;· ~Ir an end-of-the-summer price on the pool. Only $33,760! Call now. 847-«110. Ol£N Tit. 0 • IT'S FJJN TO BE N1CEF ~ I Lachenmyer Re.11 101 DAIL V PILOT J Gener•I BY THE LAKE BY THE LAKI BY THE LAKE 'i ou wW 11!Jw a happy tune when you discover this new 4 bedroom, 3 b&th, Lake Fort>5t h0n1e. Forever view will never .. be~ Qtwt.rveted. llav~ your O\\'fl dock & boat at yoo1• door step. P L U S club hou1te & recreational factllllt>s with your honu.• OY,'Jler's Rl'SOC. Ov.'Tl a pie<·e of the 1\·atcr~ S65.000. OY.TM."r 11i!J lease f11r $550 p e r nlOfltb. 937.9101. ELEGANT lnine Tenac.e A BRAND N-E W EX· CLUSIVE wm1 MY • BE AC,H, nus IM· MACULATE 2 BEDl!OOM &: OEN H 0 M·E' JS ABSOLUTELY mE SHARPEST WE H •A ·V E SEEN IN THIS.~ OF 1'1NE HOMES. NontlNG NOW AVA ILABLE wmlIN ; MAN Y TIIOUSANDS or TH E LO\V P RICE OF I $.39,500. I PLEASE CALL 675-3000 ·mn.n· ,\ 111:\rn l UE \1:1\' 1\1". : es· 1 ,1~ 1''· ,. J f HOME & INCOME · Why rentf Uve tree at the beach. 2 bdnn home plus 1 bdrm apartment. · Dou garage,. rlde the bike' to the beach. Plwr cbndltion •!Nrkle a: Out I: offered at $G,500. CHEAPER THAN RENT Located among older custom home!! In "old" Huntington Bet1.cs. T\.\'O bedrooms ,separ8te dining and laund rooms, cheerful living room. Prime aim er lot \\•Ith detachOO garage. Prlced a $25,950~ Call Now -842--2535. A LOT OF LOVE and a little paint will ma!"fl th is 4 bedroom home a tie. Electric built·ins, wall ID-wall carpets and a bollom price al $25,500: 962-8851 now. ASSUMABLE 71/2°/o VA LOAN AITRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool size yard, new decorator rust . color plush '-""'"""- carpet. Quick possession . This one w<>n't last at $32,700. I-low can you heat 111 LoY• closing co.sts-supcrb Joan 21t.+~~ below prin10 n tc. Cnll 546-23 13. OPEN nl 9. fTS FUN ro BE NIC(} ~ ~ BALBOA ISLAND Trade 4 bdnn. custom. deluxe ~mer So. Bayfron home, fut° oceRn vie,v, qual ly home; 3 or 4 bd nru., I Corona de\ l\tar m· Erne.re.I Ba.Y· $135,000 T1ve equity. ~for Chester Sallabury ADULT CONDO Broker '1U9tlO With clubhouse, pool and put· __ _ ting greens. a i r coo-* BAYCREST * dltloned, 2 bedroom. 1\4 ·oN A BUDGET . bath with an all built in Large 4 BR 3 bn tami kitchen Only $22,950. Call home on 1 ~ wdi located Red Carpet, Re a Ito r 1 lot. Owner ii ·\eevtrc -"bas -the bome lor With Pool $32.500 quk k .. 1e. 169.1!.0. Pari< like ,..ro. Sh.,,.; bdnn. CORBIN.MARTIN Famlty rm, fireplace. Din-Roolto" 644-7"2: trw rm, gas buih Ina. l\fov -.,.:.:..:_,~~:..:..;..;..:c=:11 ln condition. btic 5'1().JUQ. M••• Verdi •nd TARBELL ''} CloH to Schools Vintage Balboa Island 2 BR beach· borne ·1n prime location less than 1 blk. from beach. Rent now . build later. $61 ,000. Appl. only. Martha Macnab 642~235 . (G40) ----.r [Irvine I -~-~--1 ... ---121• ..... Mta'JI l:M-1111 Leaving :irrn. immcdlfllt oc- n.1pancy, 4 BR . 5 UA luxury 2 yt1ar old hOnlc. l\111.ny de· luxe, custom f1•atures hnvc been bullt lntn thll! ou lstttnd· lnit Yl&.lc.rlront hon1e • <'1111· tom fumlture &: 1967 Cn1l!ter tncluded. Excellent ttnns. $279.000. AllO avallablc w.. tumL'lhed. FOl' lnlo • call 613-71\12. Qn, quirt tu l ·tte -s ac dnu11u<1 1\y lnr_ge bedroom• l:M'<ll'OOnl!I, 2 btilht horn \\·ith C.'IJ\•errd patio. rcce:ntly n-ile(()r11tNI, $4 1,j()(I, C '3 H.9USES ON 300 FT. LOT $46,000 zoned to build moni unHM _ Fled Cnrpc-1. R r n 1 t or co11v~nleilt_e,1..<ct-Coost M'll ~~"l&-8640:....::::,:;,==~-~_;11 k><:olion. Roni. could be JACU~l. TIME $5.~ annu1dly. Better h\ir· i. houlll! with fWrYthlns ry on thil° one. Call 646-?lTI BffuHf\llly . decorated OPfNflf.l•fT'S Alt'TOBE NICE, bedroom. 2 blth .. ~-----.. , THE REl\L I Vt.rde drt&m. home. $19.~. and -moUvalod. Coll lied 11-.-·- • -1 • Lille 10 tradet Our TndeT'1 Paradlto column la Im-)"OUI 5 lines, 5 dayll for 5 buck1. ~S_Tl\TE_R~_I Realtors ~ <•iiJ tvtnlnalJ • • · ' ' ' JI r -I.I• Mol'ldlJ, StplfmOtt l , Jf//J 1'"4'1. Sfl>tmbtr 4, 11/l ( _.... l~L -· .. u. I~! -.... I~ I _,,,.. I~ I _.... I~ ! -f .... l~Ge;n;tr;•;l;;;;;;;;;;;Ge~n,,j•iiiriii•iiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~i;J~Ge~nt~r~al~iiiiiiiiiiii~-· /&.Ibo.Ii 1slana Costa MeM Dene Potnt Huntington hMtt ;lrv;;I"":=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;; 1 ~!!*!!!.';~*----~!:!*~:!!.-*--*--/;;::;;::E;;;X;;;C;;;L;;;U;;::S;;;IV;;;E;;::;;;l =:::::::::==:-J$36;;;,9ISO;;;.;;MESA;;;;;D;;;E:;;t.:;;•;;1AR;;:;;~.1 ~~d8:'e•Rby2 BA"'""'~ Xlnt i.:;;T;H;E;B;;l;,G;WH;;::;O;P;P;E;R;,i Ptrftct PltHU,.. * -C1meo H l9hl1nd1 VA(:ant ~ BR 2 BA. pluah w/w' crpta: drps: 2 m~ Hua:i! 2,cm IQ tt dn&I~ .iory Lovely garden a.id hanslna: L:'r"!° - THE Bl~ STEAL V.A. No Down Pymt. N~ed In the hills:, ON S tmS OVERl.OOKlNG TllE OCEAN BELOW. DetaUed nmlc 'llrchl!ectu~. w/~x· tc>rlot of w·ood, stucco. \\'eathered cedar ahlnglt. rooflinei.. LGE. SUN DECK ENCLOSED \\IJTII \\"OOD· EN RAilS, THAT AF- ~'OROS A SCENIC OCEAN VIEW. YOU Wll..J... f'IND EITHER shag, spotleu move.in cond., fron1 mai1na, s 3 g, o o o., ,,.,.ith irte.nt pool, 4 Bedrooms, basketl enhAnee Uie enpooltry H • c II t• covered Pltlo. HI aswmable '1~. 1• •-th f al dining ..• overhead petlo and er1tage 0 ec ion ~~~ES~::~~v~t~ *BALBOA ISLAND* rw. dn~ii-r~~io::~n; or Founflln Volley ~1~,.::d~~~' .:1: ~.t~:A ;~:~f~ QUALITY & EYE-AP-Good 2 bdmi. honle '>'i lh $25,7!JO. fl.1'0NTIC~U.O CON· WALK TO ALL Lovely 11.~a. too. $49,!)!)5. baths, Ie.ra:e den and PEAL. ONE liAS 3 LARGE 00 3 Bedroo J% bath SCHOOLS CAU. 847-~. di h t •J!'f 500 ASSUMABLE LOAN!! BEDROOMS. TIJE OTI!ER. •inglo car ga,...,. Open • m, ' OWNER upgra ,,. t ruou ' ~·· QC bea'n1 cell., frpl.: al1r. lush shag., $192 per mo. pays .... trom thls Immaculate & lnclud~s tM land ·•'LOOKING FOR A LOW INTEREST LOAN ? < BEDROOMS. EAN patio·. w/w c•~.·. nice toe. all . 159 Yorklown, right on well·car.d for lrg. 4 BR TRANSFERRED Vi"si"on-r ·1 h VIE\Y ' & PRIVATE ~.. th J i MJI Sa --11 hl rd! .M.'Cl See this lovely 3 bedroom/ amt y room ome B 1'~ Ac H E S ,\Jl.E IN· ncnr bay. e squ&re. io1ne just l. m . to e YI to ll'C'I 11 ha y u I ·11 h I t · lace built C Square Pk., has a fabulous 4 bNtroom, 3 bath Plll'il:side comp ete \VI 1 s ag carpe s. irep • -C'LUDED. PRJCED $69,500 FULL PRI £ $21,500. CONTINENTAL CON· front kilch "''/elec bltins & t\\'O story. Th is is the fa vor. ins and Jots of extras. Present 61fi% loan Ai'lD S84,500. T 11 E Y DO, l·J.B. 3 Bedroon1 1 ~' dshwshr1. big Uv rm ite nlOdel , 1\ith formal din-i d h•11 can be assumed or Jle\\' financing avait-DESERVE YO UR CHECK-·s' 58,5. O be.th. 01-1'ller ~'ill &ell-VA. w/tittpt .. din H.rea, -t baths1 lna': huge fa 1ni1y room "'·ith ~,e I ab1e. Full price $33,950. CALL 540-1151 INCPTIL<E>=AMSE CALL 0 9655 Durham Dr. I 2'x18' enclosed Ian at, 1•.'et bar. Priced $48.-t~. ' cove red palio, crptg & drps Terrific buy. CALI. 963-5621. ""e1l 1c1es1ened 3 tlDRM . .It OEN 4: o1NING ARE:i\ tb>r plan, wviced by 2 baOl.1. Spaclou11 formal IJv, rm. wtth pitched c:dliDI A: extensive U9e of Cius. 1Ihe den la a OOZY RETREAT, 4 HAS Al.l. WOOD PANELED I WAWl, VAUl.TED OPEN t BEAM CEIUNGS. ~'I STVE I: IMPOSING STONE I FIREPLACE, trom floor to TRANSFERRED 675-3000 EA'ECUS!VE WITH -14ii.xi~~'."2SA00;;::'~~1~,.4 thNOul. 2 car gar, slab for FIXER UPPER ARTIST MUST LEAVE. Talentedly dec'd. 3 mo -. ft. on cu!..,._,., trail<r, •hake roof, lg lot. POOL HOME REALTY A company With Vision Univ. Ptltk Center, Irvine ..... Asswru! 5~ ';'. loan NO BR to\\'TI.house. Spac grounds w/beaut pool 81reet. Unique blending or DOWN to veta for new VA 4 Bedroom, 1% be.th, famHy & landscpg. Lots of trees, ocean breeze in :!u~~U:di~Jer:~~! loan. $39,950. ~.:!e~~nto~ede'1'sa~ Call Anytime, 552-n@ Ottlce boon 8 AM to 8 PM quiet adult only co1nmunity. Perfect loca~ a fabulous kitchen-lam/din M' ~.,. street, ~ly No. Huntina:· tion near Newport Back Bay. Priced only 315 ?ttARINE AVE. lll'8. One of a kind. 6% .. ton Beach area cloee to $42,500. CALL 5#-5880 BALOOA ISLAND """'"1&ble loan, or Ill% Golden Wet! °""fie. Hard· CALL 673-6900 ®"on. 1653 Palau. Do not ly any lawn ca.re. $34,900. CHARMING TOWNHOUSE Balboe Penfn,ul1 disturb tenan~ call~ •P' Fountain Valley 842-2502 Wou!dbemud>mo"'U~ Racquet club 3 bl oompletely upo-aded & lush det'Or in pr1me area -to see lt is to LOVE IT! $4600 down. etUJnr, , MOST POPULAR large 3 bedroom/dining pointment. NESTLED BEHIND HUGE erty waa up to par. room model, patio, double garage, bltins, BAYVIEW DUPLEX Cost• Meu Reelty PINES & EUCALYPTUS ts 846-l3T7. Stepsaver 'kitchen haa ALL BUILT IN RANGE & OVEN, DISHWASHER, G. DISP., E:I'C., all blended totether f all d 2 BR. 2 BA, one year old. * 548-l7ll * a rambl.illg 4 bedroom clubhouse & 3 pools. Best O , no yar 2 Obie garages ''Classic" home with a work. Lowest priced big three at $24,300. Agent • 548-2121.=--After 6 PM, Call 557·4617 heavy shake roof, plush Walker &Lee In matchlnr color tones. Spacious, level rear rrounds, IDEAL J-"'OR SWJM?ifING POOL. TI1e p~rcy \1 VA. CA.VI' & JN A·1 CONDf· TfON, w/w carpeting & " C.UStOnl drapes thruout. Of. tered tor only lll.&L '''"'' CALL 540-1151 Caplstreno Beach carpets and unique lighting, e546--0022iiiiiiiii ... _,,..,....,,... 6 BDRM. '""'""'Y eq<tlpped kitchen, • ROOM TO RAMBLE • DESPERATE • MANS ON "''"" suite """ prlvale If'• Done In Gr .. n OVER 1800 SO. FT. IN MESA VERDE for TRYVAallterms,onthis 3 I bath, loads of square ... foracool,retreshlngal-bedroom , family room,_l'l{''>''· ~·Ith over 4,000 sq. ft . of ultra footage, Hurry, won't last at 1..,,_,....., ... ...,.,....,,...I mo 11 p here . Altracll\'ely only $36,500. 3 -Big bedrooms, 2 baths, lJ,_.ICIUI: fi()~~I ly decorated home "'·ith a living, JJituated on ~I acre. 1 ;i$ii39ii'"'°iiii;' .i"iiiKOiRi;. ;;i96ii2-55iiiliili;; • ...,r ~ decorated 2 bedrm .. 2 ba. huge bonus room with room for pool table. peek at the ocean. S41.()(X). Lot s of trec>s and 1 u 11 h 1 • t\\·nhse '>''ilh entcy garden. $52,500 FUlL PRICE Lots of privacy \vitb low maintenance. CALL HARBOR VIEW HILLS • RED CARPET, Rcalto1·s landscaping. Great area to IMMED. POSSESS. $27,000. patio and fruit trees. A 546-s&IO First ope-ning: t'our bed· • 497-1761 , Laguna. ra iSC< the kids. A n1ust see 3 BR, 2 ba. Con,p. redecor., BOAT GATE sharp one for $39.250. NO DOWN PYMT. room, !tingle s1ory, sharp, Cotter P11rk $7:i.~ rating. Offered at n~,-carpets. Fireplace. Real sharp 1 BR 2 !I BA's Vision-TALK ABOUT SHARP! cl•=. spacioos. &outifu!l.;:;==....:...:=----1 Sh•dY Y•rd. .., an extra 1rg lot, 67' x l · I d COLI.EGE Park home b $35,l;iO . 10% DOWN YOU'LL LOVE THISI fine 3 bedroom, din-andscaplllg, pay y ar , y BALBOA BAY PROP •. 110'. w!boe.t pr entran<'e TO ELIGIBLE VETERANS. Entire Joan baJAnce payablr $406 per mo., incl. Int. at 8% <;i, annual S'o rate for 29\j yn. ing, 2 bath home complete with builtins, fire-likUNioU°Ed~OnM~~500-:ne~~t!r.~in ~n: ~ r.=.;.;-•111 "----. • ...,;*~ .. s:56-llOO::::·:...~*:.., ... I = a~~eythe ~r!11!c~ red h1•11 plac~, shake roo!, new crpts & fresh paint. -REAL TORS -w/frp!c, 1% ba. nu Walker & lee size. All crpls & """· ldeauy located dneboaar t shAOPP.ing. R1 ~~ 600for 675-6000 ~~=herfini~ P; ! ~ ~ '---''"'"'"''"''"'""'"-"'----' --pfc-TURE_P_RETTY-v.•/$1400. dn., seJIMer v.•lll pay MISSION REAL TY 985 So. Coast Hwy., Lquna Phone (714) 494-0731 your camper an . sking on y 'i"'.w, • W/bar. Fresh paint in & ___ cc56-0465=-==·---Top area of newer homes. buyers loan feet o paymts Hurry! CALL ~1151 ~~ out, fenced yard EASTSIDE Tu·o-story ebauty has FR abt$24.S.don'tm.lalt! REAi.TY A Company With Vision Univ. Park Center, Irvine Call Anytime. ~7500 Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM' DRAMATIC 2 w Is prinkler front/rear, w/v.;et bar, bulltins, crpts, I' MESA VERDE RANCH STYLE FOR xint move-m cond, 137,.,.. COST A MESA ~v'!'i~ ,~ j.~ g;k. ';:j%)1' BEAUT. RAMBLING 4 BR., 2 BA. one-story I ~7 by appt 0 n 1 y . •$25,000 RED CARPET, ltea!ton, 531·5111_ ( ::;:,} 531•5110 OLD WORLD CHARM Balcony library overlooking llvtng room I. formt,l dln.lna: room, 1parkli.ng n e w gounnet kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, ~ baths, deck plus unlW•hed u p A ta I r A room. CI08C in. street to street lot. Spectacular white ~11;ter view. One ot a kind ! Aaltlni fl03.000 . home. Hea·vy shake roof, picturesque atriwn, HO~TE & GUEST HOUSE Coron• del Mar Thi; 3 bedroom home has 536-t1836. lrg mod kitch, family rm, beaut carpeting SparkH~ 3 bedrm v.'ith xtra 1 -=--large shade trees and a El Toro DELIGHTFULLY and p1aneli 1 og. Spacio~s allot onkqajet culd-de- 1 '" conn~ for in.la1-1i:;. Ha1"Vt'~t •LEA.SE/OPTION large .lot. It's toda~·s buy 1 year NE\Y 3 Bedroom sac c ose o ne\v region par . Offere a a garden in lovtlly part.1· ra1 and 11.1 ll be tomorroo,v s steal. home. Patio cement and INTERIOR DECORATED DECORATOR'S HOME You'll enter this lo\'ely 2 Tree llned street leRds to this story home on ceramic tile tastetully decorated 3BR and notice the powdtr room, (or 2 + de'n) home featuring the living room fireplace oodles of extras! Het.vy and t~ kitchen's new vinyl shag crptg, cuatm drapes, tile. You'll pause near t~ alr--cond unit, m o d e r n fireplace in the UP!taln kitchen. Arched brlclr. entry master $Uile and enjoy the leads to coey den. On l&rtfe balcony view. 3 additional lot near 11hopping. Sarp.in bdrm&. and 2 batha y,111 only $49,500. CALL 546-SllO tioned yard. Drive by 4n \\'e haye &eVe f In e Take a qu.fck IOOk! 646-71TI. walks are in. Beautiful Broach•oay, C.!\t OPEN Sat propertle~ for sale on OP£PIT1L o • rrs FUN TOBE NICE! ctr a p", Air conditioned. OWNER ANXIOUS &: Sun 1•5· lease/option plans. Buy ~-I Ready to move in! Possible i~m"~1~~ 1io -~.~. r~'tf;g~e J';~;~ l°:.~~·~ ~;;,. 1:af :i~'.~ ll~l'la1:ll .~::~i::.l::"'::.1::.~,,0::~::e,,,._:.' .;:10::i>l=7~,;.1_1_11_~'0 bay location on quiet cul-de-sac. Spacious ~ u•;,-•_, . --·-·····~ _ttuntlngt6n BNch 3 BR & family room, freshly painted inside ASSUME 7'12 O/o er_• CH LOVERS at S26.000. CAlJ.. today. catch your e~ but don't & out. Short walk to school. LOW INTER--------VA LOAN 111 EST VA LOAN, ASSUMABLE BY ANYONE. * * * larwin realty Inc. overlook the backyard with COUNTRY FRENCH ELE-968 4405 (24 hrs) its covered patio and the CALL 54G-1151 Jorry Findley Fantastic 4-plex, pr1de of CANCE sets the decor in premlu.m ireenbelt location. ERITAGE REALTORS General Pele Barrell Jeaftg. pN!jen/j LARGE COUNTRY HOME NOW AVAILABLE THRU OUR OFFICE Located on a bluff overlooking our Back Bay, it is centered among other 2 to 6 acre estates. Drive down a country lane to this luxurious Hacienda. Enter the quiet serenity of tile and brick work, wide overhanging,:; shading the panoramic view of bay, moun- tains, and water fowl sanctuary. Hand hewn paneling, beamed ceilings, carved doors- beauti!ul detailing thruout. This 5,000 sq. It. home is built around central courtyard with fountain, swimming pool and cabana for large scale entertaining. Stables and cor- rals complete this t\vo acre country complex. Be the fortunate family to possess an ele- gant way of living. Make an appointment to see this today. Office Open Saturdays & Sunday PETE BARRETT REALTY J 1605 Wostcliff Dr., )l.B. 642-5200 General * OFFICE OPEN TODAY * EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHORES OCEAN VIEW-POOL-CHARM Lovely 4 BR .. 3 bath home o!fered by ex· tremely motivated seller. In area of homes valued to $500.000, Lhi s is a great buy at only $119,000. GOLF COURSE FRONTAGE Beautiful 3 BR., 2 balh condo with large balcony-patio ovcrloOking the El Niguel Golf Course. This home is offered completely & gorgeously furnished, at $53,950. PLEASE CALL 675-3000 •- 435 H1mllton Cost• Mesa \'ou are the winner of TWO FREE. TIC Km to the SHIPS"I'ADS & JOHNSON ICE FOLLIES O'o\ntrshlp units. Close to all this rambling ocean rell"eat . --Greet Velue An outstanding buy for -~==~==o--I schools & shopping. 4 eustorn flooring, designer $50.900 OCEAN VIEWS spacious, 3 BR, 2 BA. units, drapes & wall CO\.'t'ring!, 4 Sea Terrace Garden Home. v • • Inipr't'Mfve cu.stom 2 *1r7 on private patios. b It n s. den.-size bedrooms including Near ocee.nfront community. ISIOR-comer kit. Sparkllnl' clean. SHARP! fl2,000. Ca 11 an isolattd master suite Upgraded 2 bdrm, 2 ha.th ~faster bdrm w/pe.norimk OCEAN VIEW ......,.., •ith private bath. Ceramic •i th dro. Walk "' commu· d h 11 balcony. Formal d'ti:rm., ti \ COUNTRY KITCHEN nity center with tennlt: ,.. I 2 •'-- 1 YISIM Howanl & Co. I h~ all th{' latest fixtures, courts & pool, Proposition 20 re I ~'?11 h ~t~e~,d It.;: 10-/. DOWN . w r-..... SUNNY BREAKFAST has curtailed devtlopment In '>''Otkroom, mature, euy Dramatic 3 BR, 2 BA home ROOi\I viev:s its own PATIO this attn, 90 values should citre Jand11eepln& w/11\aded h_as walled. privacy on str\'et QIARMING vine covered GARDEN. Loeds of squatt soar In the near future. REALTY patio. l'l("l.V lb~. Owner. si.dc and spectacular ocean single story duplex. South of loot~ and prk"l!d for fest ~.600. bric. 494-8000. A Company With Vision $51,900. Wknd open Mute Sept. Slh thru 16th VIC\\'& from ~reakfast nook, highway on quiet dcad~nd sale at $38,900. BKR., iiiOOii;;T;;A;;RiiBiiE;;LiiLiiiiii.., I UnJv. Ptu'k Center, Irvine 4M-8705. at the family rm! living rm. and street. Units have large 962-55ll. Call Anytime, 552-7500 THE BIG ONE FABULOUS master •mte. Carpet./drpo wood decks with perman<nl WE BUY HOMES Callfornla Claulc om"' hourt 8 AM "'8 PM FORUM like nev.-. Lots of storage. view of canyon. 2nd Door 1. Cash tor your equity WOW S.. It To Bellew . -- -A senulne L&au.na Ctiumr. . Access to 3 pvt beach e 11 · addltlon would have view ot 2_ Will pick up back paymtl 2100 Sq Ft-2 STORY this beautitul, mature Mme (subject 10 S1 9e1Vice Open Sat/Sun 1·5, Wed/Fri ba.y. $72,000. Seller will 3. No charge for appr. ltl I IOCAt.d In THE RANCH has large, ~douA runn. charge at lhe Forum) ~-7. 4733 . Cortland Dr. finance. Broker, 642-21n or CALL US ON TJfE MODEL SI'R.EET. Assume 7%% Lore.ft ~ well u tepC\1'91e pit Please ce.lt 642-56'78, ext 333 in Cameo H 1 g h I ands. 673--7865. FOR AN E.nlMATE By 0\\-ner, 3 years old, 3 itust Sell. $48.500 quaners. Surrounded by tG cta:lm your tickets. (Nbrth sn,500. 673-3177 Why W•lt. 0 • , NO WAITING Br. 2 Ba. pha fllJlllly rm. Save Broker Fee matun tret1 In a bn.u.WU\ qotmty toll free numbtt is SPLIT-level 2 BR. home plus 'TH Interest R•tel CASH NOW includes en all s1a.ta kitchen, OPEN HOUSE. 551-2300 parlt...jt~ 1etting. Only 3 540-lZD*) * * ~~~:u':t ~ une: a~t: Go Down?? 842-93n = & ~iuJ~ = oren~ v~ ~.~ =·~t1cthe~-~a~: EMPTY HOUSE Walk to beach. "Old CdM". Assume 6% IBA on Eaat!:lde patio with cover. By apt. pymnts $171. g 3 l-l l OJ, $110,CIXI ' trp\c, hl&h beams, lge yd ' ,I $119 OOJ l BR, 2 Ba home, tam rm. only, 84&-5494 aft. 6:00 pm. S52-9003 ~ Just listed -3 bedrooms, 2 ba th s, brand new carpe'ing, ne w paint in and out. Located in one of nicer areas of Huntington Beach. Low down payment -or assume 7% FHA loan. Pric- ed at $32,900, To see caU 842-2535. BAYSHORES Spacious fam ily home on prime corner location 3 Ln.rg~ ~ms plus large recre ation l'OOm. Beautifully landscaped patio J ust listed! $83,750 HARBOR COM~ANY REALTORS SJl\;"r.J. 11'144 673-4400 2 OCEAN view, luxurious on cul-<!Mac. """646. Brok· -y THIS * * • 'O ~an homes on R-2 lot, w/pool, er. II\ Zion SI"*""" REAL ESTA':T" frolc., "" bar, sundecl<S •"o"WNE-'--R-ANXI--o-us----3 FOR A STARTIR 3903 Ctllt Ant11luclt '" Iii lge. playroom off mstr, bedroom & den covered' OON't PllY rent when you Sen Cfemente 1190 G~ St. baRth1i/11E69RA,500.REAL TY patio, large fenced yard. ;;;;i&i&i&i&i&i&;;;;iii can own thl1 home near the You are !be winner Of f.M..9r47J 5-l9-0316 iocated near schools and BEACH BEAUTY be<ch ·°""""' ">I< .. ,... TWO FREE LARGE FAMIL Yl-149 Broadway. C.Jl.f. shonMng, cement droveYJay Kttchen/fam rm.. 2 lrg •-7007 64'5690 E ,..,... ~---One of Laguna's hu1:e111 farn . -~· ~ ves. . 2 car garage, quiet street • Assume good Io an: bdrml, Uniquely ~""" TIC Km 00 6 Fl 1' * HAPPY DAYST p~ctm. oni,Y..,~; c.CaJ1961 "'t?! .... ~1>-1 Be/ahutttullyt. ,." ,• •.~.~.?._~d paR,tal1<>.Es.esta1'eodFaya1'r~l55n..1 "'..._ ,.;::~s. rm~ 4·.~• '&J. pl~t~ Here'11 one of the best buys prnn en ~" ''"'1"0.l<I • ''' uge pa 10 O\' Y ,-... OJ.JOo" SHJIPS'l'ADS :\-=JOHNSON architecturally df'SIJllfd. ~ In old Corona. S h a r p OWNER-popular "T" plan No qUalifying. Try $2,000 SUNKEN L 0 V E PTT Swttpini (l('fO.n v I e w 1 • duplex; 2 bdnns. & lge. home, Mesa dcl ~far. 3 Lg. dn. Only $2S,IXIO. \\'/FRPLC. 4 BR 71 • 1 t Ba. ICE FOLLIES 191.~ family rm .. frpl c., carp. & br \\•/dbl closets, 2 ba, 2 car I' Fam rm, Din rm, , ,o VA TURNER ASSOC. drapes, plus 1-hclrm. unit, gar, new cptg !iv rm & mstr ~nr bch, i 4 7 • 9 5 O Sept 5th thru l&th 1100 N. Colist Hwv .• Llguna rnrti~~u/1%1'' ~:~~~1~:. ~~~e~~~ur~gkir.'1%~ ''2-4471c:::,54W101 ASSUME::· loan 1 nil. w FAiulous 494-lln Good potential & only Joe. Wa lk to all sch1s. I.,..,..,..,..,.,...,..,.,. beach, 1500 1q. ft. 2 acry, BEAtrrlFUL localk>n - $68M.0500R.GAN REALTY Gt031R,500GE·O"u;.<ms .•1"e~" Verde 5 REPOSSESSIONS profe.,l<>nal land""'s p1,,. FORUM ~\Zc •. 't~~';,.!J:,~ " -:-"or informaUob and location $l3,500 dwn., p A: 1 150•74 (subject aetVI 2 Bdrm. tam.Uy nn, II.fit' 673-6642 675-6459 ~:ryba·k::. ~i~~· ~~ Of these FllA Ii: VA homes. ~~ todt,y, $.'8,SOO. Pb. ctcge atto ~ ~ dedc W/OCUIJ Y1ew. Guest Coste Meu tronlc oven & BBQ. 150 yds. contact · NO QUALIFYING _ 3 BR, ~ 'C9Jl &ll-5618, ext 111 apt. 162.500 ftnn. By owner. =,;,;;.==----I to country club. Many cust. KASABIAN d'·'-4 todalm,......,...,,, IN"1tt Call 213-72l<ill5 day•, OLD MEXICO ·-•· 4 yn. new, nut °"""" toll 1-number l• 713-..... s..nunc,. features. $75,IXIO 5.57-8396 R•el Estate 962-6644 OC@llD $3000 down. aaume .c.tn tf)<lft) -'~.,.~;ai.;;-vi;ldo;:red~. UDO '\\'lTH A MODERN ACCENT E:ASTSIDE Costa Alesa 2 Br ~=...::.=c..:;..--~~ owe 1be.I. 0 W' n. r I a' t: .................. * * Private courtyard en I r y , houae In rear 1 bdrm unit FOR &a.le by owner. 3 Br, 5.l&--OU4 OcMft View $53,500 ~.clous living rm. rot:MI u P s i e 1 r s . Downstalr! carpet, drapes, bulltinl, =ro"WNHo=;"'o"'u~SE=~3,--,,Br~.-crp-.,..ts. Letuna IMch Spanish atyle 2 Br &: den, dining ~ for ~lelight bachelor apt. $ 5 5, 0 0 0 inc. refrig. covered patio, friC Cb 11 d runt rm. or 11.udy; hlJ&'I! entertainn1g, family . rm + 645-51.24 By owner. Assume 6% loan. $158 n10. ~... 'poo1"""'8-.......__.1 .1.t•~*· WXURY ocean view Uv. rm., ~I. bonus rm, 4 bdrms me. lrg $29,600 Will take seeond 03wim · ..,........,no.ta1•n1. Cf!ntnJ kit WJblt mast.er suite, cantina. Kitch* BY OWNER: BeauUtully w/$10,(IOO dwn or aell VA ~=-190 Fll.A.. Lo dn. Mystic HUla, ~an vitN.', 4 to din. 1n~'. Loe. ht';h ::-: w/c abinetry for any decorated 4 BR, fam rm. No agt"flts. 008-6406. .;:::::..;.:-::,~--~~~ owr 2,000 IQ. fl. of luxury, La.&uM'• Rfvlera OOQtltne gourmet. A DR.Al't!ATIC 3 BA, comp w/bllins, fi~pl -"''-"=:::..==~--CALIFORNIA hom& lOM. br, on a '&200 ft. Jot. It may be MISSION REALTY ff4..07lt __ _ home in an incomparable le IIJ pool. Must see to app. Don't give up the &hip! 3 ba, pool, $53,!00. By jUlt what you've ~ IOOk· OC N * 4-PLEX * location. Don't miss · out, Asking only $42,()(X). 567-4783 "List" It tn c.lasalfted, Ship appnt. only. 55t-3134. Can Int: f(Jf". Why not pick up tbt IA VIEW ~ BR, 21.~ ba. owner's Apt. cCal~l~now~~fJo'~d~et~ai~ls~. gTh~•IEC!:;•:;":.lfi:;ed;Ad;;•==642-5678===="'=Sho="=Retul=:":':642=~==· ==-="""'=:V:A:. :==== phone? $76,500. The heft In family ltvtrc can w/fpl, J,650 sq. 11., big yd. Real Estate Fair. 839-6113 ~· '4~ be )'OUt'J In thll ocean v1ew & patio ! three Z...bdnn. CUSTO~l BUILT HOME 4 bdnn. home; dole to un-'"-· -185-"GEM °.:'re":."i0~;0'.i. ~~~ •• ii::, $@ \\.~ ~ -f&.:f,~S • REAL ESTATe ~.ut .. '.·~11= , 1211-F Tustin Ave., N.B. ~:·m'..m.ie~~ e::".;o!!f~~: _ Thal Intriguing Word Game with a Chud/e 1190 Gleoneyre St. ~.'~.with many • REALTOR 6'12-462.1 --.. "•13 ~ -Lots or cloi.et space. Lrg ...._. ., QAY 1, POU.AN ~ .....,,..,,.,~s. ~'OJ.. 'rut, Spectaculer dble car gar., 2 patio Mes• Verde Home covers. Citrus tree5 . 91eorranoe lltt.fl of fhfl ''Ove.rlooklne the Pactflc.'' Woodland Sehl d t, tr l ct . lo"' ""'mblod ""'d' be-Magnlfi-Monarch S.y REAL 1$T&'P• Catht-dral ceillngA -master $87,5()() Owner 548-4732 or low tu form four ll'lftPle word&. Terrace A er, 3\fi Ba home. lftl Ii bt'droom o(f atrium, plus 3 531--0660 Al) redwood & a J a. I s . mol"t' ~rooms. Only 3 I p UAP RE I C t l ~r:i;~~~ ·~ Cozy born~~~~~~!.., 1°1.1 I r I I I ~;T:~ ,.6~:; ~ ~ R'nl!ors MS-8640 Nice trees & large, clear bldg, sit~ for anogber Wllt. 1 fltealtora a.1boa 1.1."" CAl.L 0 , ... 1.,. I L x K v s I • • E. Cst.~"· OdM 1•c;...=-.. -I ----------1 ISLAND CHARM ,,_.1._ ' ' I ,. I I + . 'B-1.::;..="-"------1 GtMral 5 Br. 2 Ba. am. play room __ ,.........., . . . . . . I I' L EASTS.DE nmtAI unll. '•. oundeck, atALTY FISTIVA . -DUPLEX too! Old ~'Orld~harm. Lots Niir NeWf•rl P••t Oftlre I •I Excellent tnv.ttment op: $25 250 . of wood, vaulted open beam Cj)UICK SAUi I R. U H S E . Bl city poll I'•· "If fh po"11nlt)'! 3,lln!t. wtth IOOd ' 90"/o FINANCING llv rm . w/ba!iony. Xlnt i I I' I I g u -·• • lncomt. l.o<atlon PfO\'ld" Good 1tAJ't('!T' home for lh<' I oond. 213 Topaz. $116,000. Owner's requm • Brtna: . .afr gets worse, cloud1 wlll tAIY wslk to l'estw.1 ~~ or PIMsant 81/2°/o INTEREST CM·ner. 675-7604. otters! Bea.utUully ktpt 3 have o-lining." ,.., srounds. ahopplna A = i!!o E:t~~ J~nt~if~ly 7rn~~~t~ sg~:~~1~~~?mt~~1J a~:: ~~~~=~~ j1-~,:.R;..E:;..oL::.,;D;...:E;...,;;G"'--ll O ~I.ft "'-divcll• cruotM ~~ ~ :1' 0:: it dnQCe..,u" &ts.W 77Ullff ·Dr-optn ~~Pf!l' ad::· ~;'" ~~!':' ~~1:"' .~~re':!:.'· '::'! ~ cured }'llrd. C¥ner wtll h(!lp I I I J I' by t1Jllng In tit. 1111Mlng wold (Q)..As.. · ' '4 e\18. -estt · ...... , •o•.....,. ' J-'rench count..., kit beam finance. $36,950. CALL ._...__._..__.._.__, you dr11lop from ftp No. 3 Mlow. l1 ~ (Jl'CHnL•·~IUN1D!ENICi1 vi .. y .,... . .......,. ..... '" ' B ·~""' ~.~. R-•1 1 Our fant1.sdc 1crm 11 mRy nol i;ap. Open Sun J-3. Y -.ru'WI ~11"""-' "'cu on:. · I !Mt '""" .. call quick. owner 67S-43n. $8'1,500. BY Owner. 'l'if, GI-· any • ~Nl~El'ltJMS s'QEUR!A~ELS!ITIU r r I' r I' I' I' IEAL I ;\Tl ------u ~ LSTATER_S THE REAL CALL 644.7211 OPEN Sat .l Sun HIPM new one can !Bke over · 3 bt, 2 •n:S!l •. _ _ . _ . . . • i:1. w~~ewiu~ ::iuxeu~e~IO~.Prt~n~ :e ~~i LETTERS TO I ., I I ) I I I /.Jn, NIL[l GAILEY & ASSUllAll ~ ' 675-2116<;. I .!:ct~pals~~on~ly!'.:'.!m.311116~:=-,.,... ·-• 'Ibo fu1ut tlnw la !ho West. A &OOd wanl Id IS• pod L'> SCUM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION IOO .a OaDy Pilot eu.tf*I \l'tltmtnt. i ' 1 .- DA L 31 • v Pt • I Ii $ • N u t v A II pl "' n u l J ' -• v ' 2 f I l l r tuesday, S,pttmbtr 41 1973 -.... I~ [ _,.... I~ I --I~ I Lido Isle *COUNTRY CHARM* :noo Sq. 1'"'t. family llvablllty. 4 Blt/4 I.Ill. Hue!? llv. nn., '~· rm .. din. rm.: J;:ard~n v1cw1. Dec orator cond. $152,500. * $79,500 * ponlsh 11lyle home on large lot. 3 .BR & de.n open beams, 111tt!fe1Jllflll fril. Neill' Udo tennis ct. LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Udo. N'pl Beach * 673:7300 * I *OPEN* S•t., Sun. & Mon. 1.5 119 Vie l ido Soud Pll::R & SLJP. Contcmpol'1u·y 4 BR, den, din. rn1. Pflrk· i tike setting, with poo l. $1115,000. 1.n-r 1'11stin Ave., N.B. REALTOJl'i 6-12-162.1 Newport Be•ch THE BLUFFS ORIGINAL AR£A! PRIME GREENBELT! BEST PLAN-"£" Newport Heights NEWPORT HEIGHTS $35,500 GRAND OPENING N.wport B1y Towers 1 & 2 BEOROO~f CONDOr.11NJUr.I 1101\t ES llaylront llomes Ne\11ly d&"Or11t('(f lurg:e (:{lt'· nf.'r lot \\'/hackyarU bltin -~:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;;;;;:;;;;:~ Bar·fl..Que & bont gate. Boat Sips rull Security Highrisc Steel & concrete construction Privale Balconies Z garaee spaces per unit. Root top sunde<:k Unusual Opportunity to Pur· chase Baytront Property in Nfl'WPOrt Beach. 310 Fernando Rd., N.B. 67s.a551 NEWPORT HEIGHTS $2950 t BR hOml! on hu~ R-2 lot. Xlnt achool1, good area, ve r y clra n h on1c . AS8Un1ablc loon. 6-16-6789. Beaut. hornc. Xlnt Ne1vport schools. ,lj()'fn fin an c i n11; n v a 11 tt b I c. llURRY! EH&-£710. [ VIS~-U::: & Co. I * 4 BDRMS. * 2-Story. custom built home vdth shake roof. 4 Bdnn.!!i., 2 ba. Lgl!. mstr. BR.; 2 frplcs. 500 Sq. ft. recreation rm. Come see & buy! $08,500 CALL E> ,4,·2414 At.Id .. TaEALTY Nt•r Kewport Post Offlto ASSUto.1£ 7'1' \'A 3 BR, 2 Bi\, Jo'anl R1n, fp, on cul-Oe· sue, S-15,000 6J6-151-I or 521-7560, no agts. Orange ARTIST'S DREAt.I OPEN HOUSE: Sun. Sl>J1t 9, :>ecomct a r.-.allty. Luxury & 1!173 rrom 12 to 5 pm. t'ot 11Crent1y abound throughout sale by owner. 3 Br. 2 Ba, this lovely 6 bdrm home 17XJO family rm. buiil-ins. built on 2 Lido Isle lot.11. At· new carpt"t & drapes, traclively priced at f179,500 . fireplace, extra large pool GRUBB & ELLIS ,;,,, lot, 85X130. c a II Re•hors 968-4791 ()r 532-19!J71 Prin 2863 E. Cit. Hwy., Cdt.f ()n}y. 675-7080 S•n Ju•n Capistrano * BAYCREST * TRIPLEX San Juan c ap;,. 9y OWNER. Ell'pllt nlSl:om trano, Income $691Xl., large built 4 BR + Ira:. Fa.m Rn1• lot for 4 to 6 additional uni!s 2 lo.laster BR + 2 trplcs, or Pllorage, $73.500., 492-826-1. llu~ LR, 1o·ormal Or. Com. Westminster plett>ly private 2S" oovert'<I .utdoor living !l.ttB ~·ith lush O\VNER $2500 dn S350 mo landscaping. Owner v.'111 total. Showcase l br .. 2 ba, finance responsible buyer. A/C. Needs \lo'Ork. 1'!P GI ?rincipal'I ooty 6-1~1'11'.lO ~loan~.~SJ>-~~U~03~. ~~~~ CARMEL MODEL : VIEW I~ )utJlltanding H.V. Home11: 3 MobleHornle lilP bdrms., family rm., lush ~------~-~ gold cazi>eting, derorator I dra?". Vatlt'y vii."\\'. First time ol'fcm:.I. $74,500. .Fee f)'OU own the la.ndl. CORBIN-MARTIN RNl!ws 644-7662 WATERFRONT REDUCED $5000 :DAN AVAIL -BROl'<ER l33-07IO • • HARBOR VU MONACO Mobile Homes For S.le 125 to the SJIIPSTADS & JOllNSON ICE FOUIES ., .. .. . ------ Monday, Stpt.tmbtr 3, 1973 DAIL V PILOT { 3 I~ I ---I~ I ---I~ I _..,_ I~ I -.. -I~ I ---I~ ·' Condominrums Unfurn. 310 320 BEAlIT. SURFSIDE 3 Br, pool, fenced patio, club priv., $2.'.ill. 53&-Jm Duplexes Furn. Irvin• 2 BEDROO:i.f 1 ~~ bath. built ins, POOL. S 2 2 5 n1onth. CALL 642-2&17. Newport BeaCh . .,,. 345 .. ; I i t " ,! ii ' • ' ~ ' I) I· I '· 1 ·. ' <f DAILY Pit.OT M.Jay, s .. tembef 3, I'll [ .,. ..... , ... j ~ I[ ~t~nul .... M )~1 1 ,~obo• .. 11r-I~ , ...,_ ....... ,~ [ ~·-· .. -1~ [ I ~[~-··-lr!l .__[ -·-____,l~1 ;;m[. -·-~!~~~ ••• .... u~-·~ ·-·· ------·400.. lnduatrlol ltontal 450 -....,. .. ~"· ..,... ...,. Ufu 3-R-Fum. or Unfum. 370 Furn. or n m. ,.. * * • Duplexes Unfurn. 350 Apts. Furn. 360 Apt. Unfum. 3'S ~· Unfum. 1 --'-~-~~~--_H;un;;;;t;lng;;;;to;n;;;;lloa;;;;;ch;;;;;;;;;l .'~·~lbo~o~P!•~•l~MUl~~·c._~ N~rt Beach , Cotta Metil •H~u~n!_!l~ln~gt!!:on~~8~1ff~<h!!_ __ j·;:;:.:~~=::::!:!.::..!~~;:~~;.;:.:.:.:.:.:...;.;.:. ROOMS $20 y,·k up w/ldt S30 Derek •rown --------: Balboa Island Balboa Island •1< up apt•. Chlldt<n & p<t 1509 HfthlaM DI'. NEWPORT'S FINEST LA QUINTA STEPS FROM BEACH BEACH HERMOSA Deluxe 3 Br apts upper or DELUXE • * * seeUon. 2376 NtwponBlvd.. M-wport ........ APARTMENTS Richard Jl,,,...san * C'I .., -'6 64>J961 -_.. BRA.SD NE\\1 J AR. 2 BA, Elcc kit. \\'/v.· ('rpt'g, drps. Yeal'ly. Sl.iOi?.10. 548-2819 lower. Completely remodel· 2 BR S'l'UDIO. ,Ih1 8 1\TH: 2 NI. \\'inter or yrly. Must see acres of _beautiful park-hke 10 apprec. 913 w. BAiboa. surround!ngs, .sunken pool. 675-5204 afler 6 or .,.,kendl. BBQ. Spa rkling S'panlshd ".::C.='-==,.::..~;:-==:::. rounl l<lns, large pr \ va le 2 BR upper yrly $225 mo" 1590 ft-I Mar * * * * * • · ~" ' · You ""' the wlmer of Air Cond -Frplc's . 3 Swim· .,. me ming Poola • Hoalth Spa • Laguna Baach Room & Board 405 TWO FR.,., -• , Tennis Court• • Gym •nd You "~ the wlmer ol * CALL US TO SEE * TICKm Bfiliard Room, TWO FREE C.P.i. f>rtd. female at\Kk1'1t, l BR. }·rom $150 laundry, pool, privacy. J Brt & O.n f'rom .!190 TICKETS 4 BDRMS., 3 ba., brand new. Unlurn. studio-~mc; 2 BR fron1 s210 10 the type unit . Wet bar. porch & yard. Dbl ga- 2 RR. Tm\hsrs from $250 SHTPSTADS & JOllNSON rage, Yearly $550 Mo. p1-!tio. T"v.·nhouoe L1\'ing. Ck't'a.nrront condo 3 BR, 2 ha , DEJ.UXE d1111Jex. nf'ar l)(':u·h 2 BR . FURN $255/mo. 31"._1 fir. Vlcv.• of bay 1' oc..~. l Udo i;hops. 3 Br, 2 Ba, ALL UTTLITlEI\ Pi\llJ $150 n10/yrly 415 ' "' 1he SIUPSl'ADS & JOHNSON ICE FOLLIES f1 plc, bltn~. rlsh11 l11•, i;h·1g Ad 1 . ,. . ., . ~Hrh<1rl Hei."11 Estate "r1•'K \'o·l"/Oo>o $' ·, 0 u li;, 1'o I Cli. -.n~ E B II 6-0•~ MEDITERRANEAN CE FOLLIES VILLAGE , I NEW, luxury 2 bdrm., 2 ba. unfurn. apt. PRIVATE &-sen1i private roon1J avail w I n u r .s. in g cntt. good food & laundry "'""1278 S('{lt. 5th l'hru 16tf'I at the ~ · ~ ... 16211 Ptu'k<.ide l.nnf' _c'c;',=;c·~"0=""c:'~~""'"-'~::::: Stl-l3-l6. 711/847-.>4 11 ;: llR. 2 B1\. "k'l'anlront Con· _ _ _ .. ... Air-cond., -in tercom, cov'd porch, \VaS"ber/ Apts. Furn. 360 I • I IJlk \'i. r>f Bc11rh 011 c1o. rnru111. 'Ba I b 0 a 1 Edine,"l'r, So. at 1st signal l P e n i usu I a. .$.)00/1110. 2400 H"arbor·Blvd.~ C.~I. Sc1>t. 5lh thru 16th -dryer, 'tras h cofiipactor. Yearly $550 Mo. 1714~ 557·8020 at Ule FABULOUS , FORUM OPEN EVERYDAY FABULOUS 2 BDRM., 2 ba .. wet bar , self·cleanlng oven, block.) ti7:H29Ci. B•lboa lsl•nd --------- PALM Desert Greens 2 Br (~ to $.l ICr'Yice 425 \VINTER-ne"· 3 Bil, 2 BA. trplc:, dl'IU.'C bltns, beaut. furn. $375 .. mo. utils pd. 67.)-3)99. WINTER OR YEARLY . 124~ Garnet 2 Br, den, 2 BA. NE\V 2 br, dee. furn apt, yr- ly $325. \\-"inter $265. Avail Sep!. 8. 673-3703 or 673-0110. DELUXE 2 Br. 2 Ba, patio, sundcck, garage, Yrly S373/ mo. 1 B1·. sn>. 673-8193. NE'V 2 BDR~1 apt. Adult ~. \\'lnlt'r. sm. in cl. util. G?:i-9023. Dl::Lt.:XE :l BR. Garroi;:c. Yearly_ $300{ill0. * 675-306J .. YEARl\'-1-·um. 2 BR. Apt. No children or p e I s . $225/nio. Ph: 673-$45. * 3 BR., 2 BA. * $250 winter. 673·72'28 $35 WEEK & UP • Sleeping Room.s • Hol.l5ekeepinc Room.I e °if.~~;"' trnN llfi Street 40 PID-'IN Pbint. Lrg 2BR. 2BA. dressing rm, carport, avail Oct 1, to quiet epic. No pets/ no children. SZ2i. 675-1358, 1:>-ll l\1iran1or Dr. BAYFRONT -1 br, $l90 n10. Vie1,·. Boal slip avail. 2 br. s1ree.ping bay vu. Gat'. $350. 311 Ed ge ,vat er , 6Ta--0.J7S or 673-792.'l PVT Be1tch -Deluxe 2 & 3 Bdrm, frplc, bt-am ceiling, panelling, furn or unfurn. Yearly. 673-6640 WINTER Lease • (2) -2 Br. l or 2 ha. Eltt. bltns, pvt pat. Mature adlt.s. $175-$195. ~ ** 2 BR. O o&e to Ocean. Wtr pd.. Avail Sept 15. 213/'9C-2928 rJr Len 521-9550 1 *· 2 BR. FUrn. Winter. Util ' indd'd. $225/mo. Near \ Ocean. GTa--.5366 ' * OCEAN1'~NT l BR.. 2 ' BA, ;J2j including uHI. '\'inter rental. Ph: 67l-472~. Corona del M<i r 2 BR furn. frplc, opposile COM Slate beach, securi!y gate, hy month, S •1 2 5. 833-1691. TEACHERS LOOKING Private 2 bt', Cd!\-1. winter rental. 673-3121 or 8JJ..1G91. 1 BR, ne,.. crpl5, drps, beam cellinp. So. or Hwy. Very nice $200 mo. 642-5957. Cost• - LOW.WE~EKLY-RATES Corona del Mar HOUN1 : Fri-Tues 10·6 \Vasher /dryer. Yearly $350 Mo. Wed. & Thun. llJ.7 FORUM Executive Suites GRAN.I> OPENING (sub}ect to Sl RIVice New, furn. 2 BR. apt. Quiet end of .island. n1 Yorktown Blvd. PRIMA CASA APTS ""'''""tr.. Fonoml Lease Sept. to June $260 Mo. Beach Blvrl, a t Yorkto\i.11 ~~~ ·-Pl tla ~-----'! "" -333 536-4411 .'11" or~• All. ~'1;~ '1:;ct;;,;;-;.;;;;;;;,."("~...., WE HAVE OTHER WINTER/YEARLY RENTALS • s~~:., & I BR's. F.t;,:me~'"t.'.:,.; ,c';l'it~ ~~.\"" tree number Is CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR • Heated pool A ON ~~~~ BA. Refrig, dshwhrs, btlns, * * * 306 Marine, Balboa Island 67$.4000 • Laundry facilitit's ptJ. turn. uiuU&~'-Lease patios, walk-in closets. gar, VILLA YORBA • Free utilities flreplace I prlv. patioa. crpls, drps & p 0 0 L . e Free Jinens Pools Tettnil Contnt'I Bid.rt. $22<r$230flo.f0. APTS. • T.V. & maid serv. avail. 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-21511 CaU C.J .S. Real Estate 16000 Villa Yot·ba •• ~-.~·O\,.•;,,;,..,.. <MacArthur nr Coast Hwy) ~8-ll68 or 833-0584 Hunti~gton lleach Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. i-111.J "" • ..... .._ NEW ADULT )..IVING~ ! (Oft San Diego ~\'Y., So. on -"-------- • l ~1ile to ocean • • • • • • W • W I BACHELOR Units & 1 BR's Be~ch Blvd., 1 blk. bl'yond Huntington Harbour * * * * * Ntwport 8e1Ch * 365 mobile home, brand new, charge a1 the Forum) • !ully furnished on goU Pl~ ttdl ~ ext 333 course. Avail. by wk or mo.. to daim )QD' t1ct8s. CNmib Box 15.l Corona de! P.far; O:xmty ton tree nurnbfr Ml ~12'JO.) ROfll<ls to Share 430 iii-;;i*;,,.;;1*;.,.*i;;i!'llilmJ WORKING v.'Oman would NOW i.~••1NG· like to share apt or borne '.&A.9 w/~. Have-tum, Mission Huntington Buch Viejo area. 837--0913 after 6 NEW M-1 pm 940 Sq. FL A: UP SHARE Apt or House Save$$ llamilton I: Newland Call HOME PARTNER 64U697 or IU-051' 8~1194 or 548--1479 2 BR. 2 Ba. in FV, pool, rec. $145-$16'.'i e e e \V/Lofts, F rplc's, bearn Echngct' to Stal'k, E. to B1\CllELO!l & 1 BR .. patios, NJ·:AH. BEACJ I. delu.-.:C" 3 BR, ct""il., patio & pool. bltins. & Jlllalaga, turn l'iJ;hl.) RENT or lease n"'v 2 Br frpJ('•s J~riv. grn-ages -21:: BA. llui::r O\\'ller·s unit relrig avail. $160 lo $:!:'.!:>. 714/841-9622 twnhSC', sll<.lg crpts, d1·ps, Divided bath & lots or Ill llC\\' t'U~!Onl duplex, ~.'.llll Util pd. No pets. rlsh\\'hl', pool. l'('C rm, pvt M·l Comer, 127x90'. \~·/building. !)!It \V. 19th St. C.1\1. $223. &S2-.1-190. SEACLil-~F' Mnnor Apts. 1 center. $11)1 nw. Call aft 5 Br. Unfurn. $145. Pool. Ask ~o;J-o;:;:ec2911""'7~""~--= about our discount plan. Office Rental 440 1R_e"-n_1_a_l1_W_•_n1_o<1 ___ 460_ closet ~. Rec. hall. pool .'1. clng, \'ie.11•, parios. fplc, nr 393 l·lamilton C.i\1. NOW RENTING patio, close to heh. ~lust pool lablcs. sauna baths. shoppini., 10 pets, $42.) n1o. 645-4411 or 642-s:i20 Spacious New Apts. se1e1. ~-22Q~~10. Call collecl, See for yourself. 17301 ALL ELECTRIC 1 Br .. $165, 2 Br . $200 .~2:::3::.. ::.3 '::~..c48:::w:o..· ----- KBe'celsohnl Lnbl · N(l blk '"· or '73-0960 GOLD MEDALLION Country at mos Ph e r e, .. l•..:•.;;0•.;;•:....------ac , k . of SlatcrJ. • • • d' I d -SlZ-1"'8 -•••••• I 2 BR Apt w/palio, encl gar, 1shwshr, B lns, C!rJ>t/ rps. 2 BR CONOO JI ' bath PLUSH EXEC. APT. w/storage & Iaund. facll. Near schools. 540--0781. 2520 . . · · ,., · HUNTINGTON Beach at For Lease NU VIEW APT 4 Adlts o~1... no pet s, 17th St., H.B. l ~I Blk N. oU b.nltms, POOL. S ~ 2 5, Sunset beach across from b 3 Ba· · UJ.J Yorktown). Ava.ilable 10 nlOOth. CALL 642-4li57. beach. Beaut turn. studio r, . fam nn. All elect. $165/mo. 1'.felody Ln. in cond. 213 •592•2446 or bltns, crpl/drps. Sa> per C.M. 646-Q977or646-1809. Sho,vSat &Sunllto5. Laguna N~I 2lJ-330....4667 mo. Too many extras to TIRED OF NOISE? HARBOUR VILLAGE, Hun-mentlon!! CaU ~ · H ~-ott1y FURNISHED bachelor uniL Wilion Garden Apts. 2 Br, .tington ar"""' area, Ocean View -.... r in-BRAND new large 2 Br apt 11, R.. crpt:s drps Pool 1T 2 & 3 Br. on 2 acres. eluding utilitie~ lent . w/beam eell~gs, bltna & ?.-fi.t&f;'adults.'no peb. . Adult & Fam sections. 637_g101 ~ tree top view. 4 O O % ONLY $l62.50/?.lO. Brand nu. From Sl.80. 4561 Jasmine, $350. 673-1658 • Heil St. 840-3100 or 846-5076. * BACHELOR, l mile fron'J l BR 2 ba $350 1 • 2283 Fountain Way East beach, ga.s & \\'8.ter paid. • · 435 ,1: Dahlia. CW. Of Harbo.-on Wilson) NEW plush Spanish Triplex, S105 mo. 213: 592-2977 OPe6 . ., ~,,,ASa. t &. \Sun 1-5. Call 646-2846 spacious 2 Br. 2 Ba shag 613-......... .b carrt, priv patio. dsh/~h. Lido Isle ~ BR., newly dC\."Or. Carp, mfe81iB.All ZJ ~~.t ~~fl ;·~/>llt!, ~~1µ~ ::: ~~~tf'n drps, blt.ns: pool. $220 l\To. t "Bedroon1 . I Bath "'"'71<8 • T'·r. Rl c 1 I ""-·002 ~ .,,..,.. ocean or par11 views. ca,,.t, • • Fl Bay Vie\I.'. 2 Br. YT Y· ea~. ""'..--1 "i::('nl unfurnished $160. beam ceUlnas. pa11el liYin1 I Ba furn apt. Lido l sland. 5245 -2 BR. stoVf.>, frplc. ,·u. ljl E. 21st St., C.l\I. SI.JO -12 !\II . N. of Hutg Bch. rooms, patio/balcony. GE Stun~er ~ntal o,r _!case. inclcl'g t>lec. Adult~. no JX'ls. * 646-S666 * 2 Br. hl1n~. L'pls, clrps. pool. ko"tchen,stll cle•n o·•n, Ph· J1S-78.1-I or 6'" j,~ •22 II 1· \ C C l\l play ,Yard. car1,,,rt ,t· lndr.v " • ...... ....... •• (! LOIL'OJ>C', , pl • f . 2 BR, 1 BA single ,10~ ,. ~ " • Sid ~· ·~ far\!. Cpl r S.· 1 sni child ok. 1s ..... as r, ec. C·· II""'• 2 BR, ?. BA, b1·1ck !pr~c. dbl 2 BDRi\I. nc1,· 1·q11. rcil~ gat'{len una. shag crp1s, 8·12-4~ aft j:::tJ pnl. Jacuzzi, fireside lounge. g~. \\ int~r l'enraJ. S350 plus oratt'd. Pool. $:.!2j 1110. drps, dshv.•shr, fncd patio, Clioict l & 2 bedrms. l, 11h, uc1l. ti73·7a93 aft 5 pn1 . 673-3Sj() 'I bean1 ceil. frpl , gar. Adults. CHILDREN OK Zbaths.from$205to$325 $185. :a)5() Elden 537-:11Z. Spacious 2 Br & 3 BR. $159 &. per mo. Pt10f1t 493-0501. 152.> PlaccnHa A,'e. NB. I 548-2682. OFFICE SPACE San Clemer'lt• NE\V 2 BR. 1 % BA. Ocean Vie\\•. 1225 sq, ft. + \\"'Ol'k· shop, All' deluxe features. I \Valle to pier & shop'&· 314-A Del Mar. l250/Mo, Adults. 492-22&1. AptL, Fum. or Unfum. S71I Cost1 MeN * • • David Bernard 1351 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa You are tile 11·inncr of TWO FREE TICKETS !o 1.1~ Sl!I P~T.\D:; S:. JOHNSON ICE FOLLIES 7,200 sq ft. all or part, single ollices, or suites, near Harbor & Newport Blvds., Costa ~1esa, .35 pr. sq ft. \Vnt Denver/~1501 PRESTIGE OFFICES Fowitain Valle)-, !Jeautl· fu1 new building, iround noor, 3,000 square f@el , 'viii divide into smaller offices. 50c per squan! foo!. includes carpels, dr!lpes, all utilities, janl. tor scn·ice. Call 1'Iarilyn Stovall (714) 832-5440. RETIRED a:entleman dcspt>raleiy needs space NO\\' in AduU Trailtt Park lor a 12' x 52' with porch Ir; carpon . Prefer C.M. area. Will consider buying similar \\1th lea...c;e. of Jot. 546-01.3S. Aft 6 PM or all dq weekends. LAGUNA Beach -2 ~Br 2 Ba. Oeoanfront pnfd. to S3(JO mo. Penn. age couple. Send 1nl4, Cludfted &d no. 935 c/o Dally "J>ilot, P.O. Box, 1S&O Costa lo!esa , Catlf. 92531. MATURE couple ~ 2 hr hoUse Wtyatd. Rent, optk>n to pul'C'hase. Costa Mes;a area. 67J.-49'44 after 6 pm GARAGK in Newport Sch., Cd?o.f, Costs l\le.sa area. 644-0788 Eve!l + -....·knrls. , ..... Ntwport Beach i r~1~1AC. 2 BR triplex on $199. Crpts, drps, closed ga. DIRECTIONS:ffiruelRd.,1 Sept. 51h 1hru 161.h NEW OFFICES \VINTER Rentals -2 & 3 BR re~.~~ -~~.:.:..'':i~~. ~~ • ~1:". ~ ~ ... ~~.Sloter ~= r.::z.... FAB.,U .... LOUS AIRPORT Announcemenh Apt.s w/frplc, over looking "'" --.. s 1200 2 ndo n..: ""1 No lease -.'d, full ""'-·i""", $350 3212 W -·, drapes. . 761 Scott PL CUTE br, oo . "''· 1 ...._.. FORUM .. , -· •• * * • ~~ -perJ:'. C . Apt 2. ~ patio, w/w crpt, drps. pool "I"'·~ drpl:, cpts, mu.sic, air cond., DtborM HMAI_.. mt'195-1985 or :zi313S5-~ TOWNHOUSE 2 BR $155. Single story. & rec. facilities. P.85 mo. tbecbc:*eawm••nlty (sub}ect to $1 sef'Vice an atil. Single otfiets from _.., 500 I 2 Br Beam il St - 645-{87{)/847-8947. ..-_... •I ~ ~-I $li5. rno. .. Pretlclo Dr. or appL , fireplace, pool, private ce ave, • ......... 11. 111t: """' "'" PALISAD~ CENTER c~ - ... onA .... Club furn pe.tlos, continental break· drps. Couple preL 64&-9'l43. NEW 2 BR, D/\V, electl.U----v-~------Pleue ca.11 642-5678, ext 333 IWW'I s.=E BM"ol -·· ~ ~ • • ._..... 646-8882 ""'"-. -· ·•·· ~. Nr rnsM •~ to daim .......... tiekcts. (Nlxtto N...= Beach. •55q1·.~0 You arr the winner ol water-front. 2 Br, 2 Ba, sub-U14t. SpaciousJIT()Unds, n~ar --.. -"'1<16 ..... .,... ,,---.-...-· •u~ lease .min 4 mo. ~IXXI mo. shopping &: fine-bea_ ch. Fur-• TROPICAL POOL • HuntiDgton Harbour, Adlts, County loll free number ls (Campus-Irvine Intenection\ TWO FllE •• •~ed .... ~~ed fro no ~i., HNI 846-4360 DLX 2 & 3 BR. 2 Ba, encl c"'"' '"""'I >13'9'186. Alt '6 PM eaJJ ·n= or wuw•=• . m 2 Br Siudlo, 11! Ba. Frp~ LRG~2 BR-I" BA STUDIO gar. $170 up. Rental Qlc., --. * * ·* COST._ :A MESA * TICKETS fi.\5-500) EXT 315. Priy pty $240. Cbroha dcl J\1ar, spiral strcse. $200. E/sidt • 'll • 309J Aface. Ave. ~1034. YEARLY "EASES 644-261l . on 18th. 54&-1168 end gar, tnlant ok, no peu. PREVIEW OP£N!NG New oflice building • ,,,..., 1. ' $157.50/Mfl. ~ Ntwport S.1ch A\\-ard \vinnln"' .l,. % & 3 br room Striti"-Bvailable. 700 Ml· PRIVATE BEACH ' . '2BR, 2BA, W-W/epts, drps, ·~ to "~ ·~ ft -'I Sev.'al 1 & 2 b r .. C_o_•_l•_.M_•_sa_____ Dsh\\•shr, F.A. pr 1 v . 2 BR. Closed ir a rag: f'. apts \\"/!amity. nus. No · ~~ :~rir-1. "11. ·. · ~-~ " Ad 1 I Children & •m•ll ..... t ok. PARIC NEWPORT lease. Sor ..... , no 1><ls. From or ,,_ ... "" uti Jties. ,,....,,. -1 ; ba Adu! Mlcony, gar. u ts no .. -APARTMENTS ., tor I -u~ " .. .i er ea na~. bl !-"'OUR SEASONS APT'S. pets 548-1098 $145. Call 847-8149. just 1175. OUR TO\VN arv ~. ••uv · .-ua.iuur only. Broker. 536-4680. Spac. z sty 2 BR, l!~ BA, ~00.'7-~"-=o=--=-=-* 3 BR, 2 BA STUDIO. Bachelor 1 or 2 Bedrooms .Farnilv /\pts, 1250 AdBJTis Bh,d. Robert Nattn:ss. R.hr. Sept. 5th thru ~th WINTER -ntal A1••o'I 0 ·pt bltns ,.....,...,, drp• po'i " $17:) -Lrg 2 BR, 2 8;\, nr. $1'5/MO M 1 f 11 and To-,,-nhouses Ave !Adams al F'a!r.·iC?1,·I 642-11185: • •• at the '" ·· = · ·· ~-.. · • ¥ fni.-v.s. \Valk to shop.s & all · BUN' ant Y· F SJ"'= O 96 D ·1 · 'I 3 BR, den, 2 BA. $315/mo. 2 patio, pool, conv. Joe. No schls.No pets. Avail Sept. Avail nmv. 842-0330 r. ""·....., PC'n · a1 ,Y Cos1a ·'1t·sa. Phone 5.iG-0166. BUSIEST inter.>ection in FABULOUS BR. 2 BA $225/mo. Also pets. $165. 135 Joann SL Spa Pools Tennis Open L.D. 10 a.n1 to 6 pn1 Ne...,·pori Harbor, Second avail \'early. See at 5000 c .ri.t 646-1450. ..::61.;;h-:.,P:.,h:::'..:54<H<'l38=,;:;;=:..· ~~~ 2 BR Studio, New. l \~ Bath. Act'O$S from 1'-uliion Island THE EXCITING story in Umque Hom{'I FORUM NC'ptune NB or ph: 64~5265 BRAN D Jle\.\' 2 Bdrm. S225. 2BR, JBa. dsh/wsh, bltins, Ga~ge. 2 blks beach. Call at Jamboree on San Joaquin ~ALM MESA APTS B~ding. 800 sq. ft. at (subject to $1 ten'lce or 71 4/325-2.J76. o-n for your ,·n,-o,·on enclsd gar, l child ok. No aft ::i:30 962-3005. J1ills Ro:vt. ' SiiO/nlQ; 600 sq. ft, at ............ ''"-F 1 ~ ,.. $160 ~-11 s~7129 (714) u•1900 MINlITES TO NPT. BCH. S300/mo. Both "'th ''""''· ....... ir;e at u"' onnn ON The Beach -2 BR tum bet. 4 PM & 6 PM Wed. thru pets. mo . .._.. ...,.. . * NEW 2 BR, 2 car gar. --Bach, 1 &: 2 BR. from $150 615--6CO.'.> "' ·• " Please cal1 642-$18, ext 333 lower Wlit w/washer &. Sun. at 201 E. 16th SI. ht PRIME Mesa Vttde area -~:s-3446· 494-6364 or .THE NEW-Adults, No Pets. · toclaimyourt1dceta. (NorU!i dryer. All util pd. $325/mo. Mo. rent+ $100 deposit. Downstair.s 2 BR w/gar. BAYWOOD APARTME.~"TS 1561 ~fesa Dr. FUU.. SERVICE County tDll fret number b A';'._ail Sept 8th ..June ls!. NEW 2 Br, 2 Ba \zt5. l Br 1'1ature adultt. No pets. DELUXE 3 BR, 2 BA, frple., in Newt>ort Beach are (5 bl.ks from N~ Btvd.) Wettcllff Bulld lnt 541).lZl).) 64~8569. S170. Incld's gas Ir; water. SltiO/MO. 963-ll55. bltns, D!W, nr. schools & reedy. The sa!es office is !)46-9860 Comer Westcliff ™'"'" le * * * WINTER Rental -3 BR, 2 Mature adults, no pets. 114 3 BR. 1%. Ba in 4-plex.. nr: beac.h..~383Sor536-l4l4 open daily from 10 AM to 1'R.AILER fOl' rent. $1.lO pius Irvine Blvd., N ewport NEW talent, new mat.ri&J .. "". SH!PST ADS A JOllN'lQH 1 ICE FOWES BA. 1 blkl from boy&: E. ~St. S•&-0137, schl, bu.s,.,-.~ $175. 2 BDRM. ·stove, retrig, 6:30 PM. MacArthlll' Blvd. utH., neer tlqJpijia, w/d, Beach. Mr. Howard fftdedlmmed.iately fDrnew Casa de Oro beach. Av Sept. 15 . 64&-409.). 546-3226 or ~. ~~Shalimar. $160. & San J~~Hm. Road. air/cond. 1oreec1 air heat, 64.>6l01. radio show on KNAC. 675-60ll. 1 &: 2 BR, 2BA, U35 ,Ir; $165. NEW 2 & 3 BR. Easlside. ~ patio, 1 tor a g e STORE/OffJCe for leue, Sin&:lr1, duof, tl"Q, &mJPI, AU. U'I'lUTIES PAID OCEANFRONT Crpts,. drpt, bltn. ranp & OJildren ok no pea. Call * STUNNING 1 Br. Garden shed, older pel'ICHl or couple 1300 at.o for club wurt A Comparebefore yourent YEARLY&WINTER ovell..Cowredcarport,close t!lo-es6&t83t,615-6488. Apt.Pool.Recarea.$145. BACHELOR APT. dn:ired .ee·mgr,llNm. Cente;".f1u.FIJi 1Sbo~~~ owraeas tour1 . SRD Custom designed. featuring: to lhopl &: beach. Oilldren 18th St C.M 1640 Newport BM:t, CM. · • y ,.... .... En!ttp'\aes m W 19th SL • S . kit hen ith in-3 Br, 2 ba, frplc, Wa.sb/dryr. OK 830 ~-n•A• ~. o:AO ......,... UNF1JRN. 1 & 2 Br. ~ TIO W. • • . Near ttlf! Ocean, New, ,;;e::::...=:.<:"-'::.'.!"'-'::'.:!:-tloned. $250. mo. day.s ,. _ _._ M-: cn•i•~ ' pacK>U.11 c w 642-6793. • \.A:" <.Cl ""· .no-"''"' Apts. Frplc. D/W, pnv. * BRAND NEW Deluxe 2 Br Full, Security. Pool. Gym, * CASA VICl'ORIA * S 3 6 -0 3 9 3, 9 6 8-0 3 2 7 ,~c=~~i"'·=-·-"':;'.;;~:;=.=;-'""1 • =~':;~~:are.a BEACON Bay ICharming BRAND new 2 Bdrm. $215. patio. $160--WO. 557-2841. in triplex. $220/mo. Sauna. $18.'.0. Ask f·o r lc!.;1.53 ::!.• ~~ U;{_: eves/weekends. Auto Tr1n~rtatf0ft S25 e Home-like storage Br. F\fm A.Pl'., 10 mo ~n4 ~~f &~ ~:~i!:. LG. 2 br, bltins, dswr, 642-8370 or GT&-4350 Maureen, 645-G242· ant. ?001. et~552s Vid.orta C.O.M. 900, 800, SOO Sq. Ft. NEED rick lo Aiiaholm to • ~v:Ae patios I t ~1.:t9~_S27.'i nt on t h I Y . swi. at :l>l E. 1!5th st. 1st ~t!::ns, No~~Ss Sl.60. 707 'LA=RO:G~E;...:;2""'B;;Rc.. '=cro:::,c:;,,":;drp=s·.I ---------St. at Harbor, CM. 642-8970 ~:fv~ 3~ a~~si. n ~~ co .... ~i a1Tlve "·kdays 8 am , • os bl gar1jge "" s orage '· l\.1o. rent + $100 Qeposlt. mar, a · bit-ins, priv. patio. No pets. OCEAN· VIEW Ask about 1ifov~In redecorale, 2700 E . Coasl Euclid/BaU, •hr rxptnH1 : ~i~~-=z ~d1~~1osn OCEANl-.F:.ONT 2 BF, 2 Ba. 3 ROOMS $85/mo. 1 adult $140.1 u:j 2. Br, 18?', ~· $165/mo. 557-5080. 2 BT. 2 Ba. new, Dishv.·asher, Allowance Hvoy. C.\V. !\!asters Owner. ~l~ro~m~l~rv~l~ne~.~s;~·~~8'6~1~~~1 • Pool _ Barbeques _ sur-Crpts. cl~P3· ref.ng, \\·s:. ovet' 35. No pets. 2036 Poo · 1 t-ir..s. Pay l,,., .,81· 3 $Hi() mo. 2 BR, 1 ba, crpts, Fireplace. Pool, Clubhouse EXTRA Large 1 or 2 Br. Realtor, 673-4120 h I I dryer. S •. 1.".'-· Avail Sep! ll. \"e•tmlnster Ave. 1~·. •Hn 1996 Map e Ave. · ' .oou-.J ..,,....,, bit>."" 2"1 Eld"n Ave ~""lo::; A k f K H"•led pool From $145 rounded "'llh plus an(-21,1 2, 0 "'"21.,o T • .,.. "2U ..,.,, • "'" ..., " • area, ~· s or ay, " · · DESK space av.,·lnhle •= ][j] scaping 4 ·• "li-J.:i l or v..,.-•'°· Sierks St, CT>.f. 2 BR. 1;) BA Dix Studio, call for appt. 646-7615 645-6242. ~Iotw.._. adult5. Infant ok. No 1110. Will provide fumi~ ~ .. Adul L~. No Pt>I S 2 BR, _yearly: $250, \\rinter • SO. ol 17th St. Lge newly Sl 75 util pd. Shag, pool. 1978 2 BR, Jl,J Ba, Studio, piv. ~~21· 74 1887 ~I 0 n r 0 v i a· at S5 mo. Answering service • LARGE 1 BR, $190 $200. incl. uuls. 673-1674. aft dee. 3 BR, 2 be.. Adlts, no 1'.Inple. 645-5647. patio. Sm! child ok. ~o pel5. New Custom Bayfront .....,.. ' available. 1'1875 Beach Blvd. ';;;;;;;;~~~: 365 \V. \\lilson 642-19il 6 Pl\1 \Vkdays or anytime pets. $225. 646-2414 Agt. LRG. 3 BR, 2 BA. upstairs, $100. 73j Joam. 545-3627. .,,./PRIV 8CH & PIER. 3 REDEC. UNF . 2 Br/2 Ba, Huntington Beach. 6<12-4321. ~ • .,. WEE" & UP wlmd•. •-fr crpts, drps, "'"'h -·· nr. EXTRA Lrg -2 BR. 2 BA BR. 2 BA. ~1e BBQ. $215. FURN 2 Br/1\4 Ba. 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB .P_orson __ •_li _____ S30_ .-~ 135 & UP. 1 BR., 2 BR &: ~~C:.!~ '"1~ crptnn, re~ OCC. $179. 557..{135(1 .... ., Slm 1 Br $19Cl Adultt no e Studio &: l BR Apts. ••v ........ .,..... .. ..... , ~ Dix pool.side apt. Nr. beach. $485/mo. Yearly. ' · • 2300, 756 & 540 Sq. Ft. Ample e TV I: 1rla.id Service Avail. Bachelors. Color TV, maid vaienda. si4o. Mature .adlt. Dani Potnt $100. 2320 F1orida. 536-588'l. 979-0631 or 644-4510 ~"tsA....-..::~4 E. 3'.ltb St. •Phone Seivlce -Htd. Pool serv, pool-e Mesa, -OSN. ::;:c;.;;o-'-';.;;.;'-----1-"======== "-='·"UT!FIJLLc,,:,,;:.,,,.,;,,Y,_:,.decor;.;,..;,:."c.,-:;,_,,, ;::-"'-Pol I ~.· Utll, Ba~. Newport Bl., N.B. 6t&9681. EJSIDE 2 Br, l~ Ba. blt:ns, i BR wflots ot 1ras1 , H H ........___ .cu:." u::o.i ..,. .c'41='=-5002""""'------• Children I: Pet Section 2 BR 2 BA, all bit-'-near dlhwhr, crpt/drps, encl .well lndscpd. 4 unit bldg. untlftf!or! a.-_,-Br townhoule, pool.s, view, 2 na n LR.G. 1 room olftce, prestige 237~~;~CM ba.y'&:beacb.Avafl.-15. pr,nopets.$00.646--0474. $190. n4/496-335fi collect il LUXURIOUS Waterfront, ca.r gar. Bluffs, $350 . sltANnnewdetuxe~ location . Udo Ltle. 675-JZJ'.I (Ad good for $5 on rent) $275. 673-0C73. • 2 BR • $140 • toll. Condo. Priv. boat slip at 675-0175. Apt. m 4-plex End: pr,, ,;"';;54S-o;:;c'482;;::·=~=-- NlCE & CLEAN l a: 2 BR O'ptll, drpa:, bltns. No pets 2 BR &: J BR, all 2 bu. your d oor. Spectacular MODERN 2 br, . step11 .Id good Joe. 615-isii. OFFlCE SPACE -Start your $150 La1'9e 1 BR BDRM Apts. Avail Sept 2265 Maple. 54IK<84 blt'lru, be).,.,,., o eoan ma!• chonntl vtow. Beaut ....i, Extra -· pnv. Huntington -It , ~. wll!o a 11irbor Vlow. Retlig. & range. Crp15 & 15--June. 6T;>-0318 LARGE 2 Br. 2 Ba, crpts, view,.Adults $.200-S250. decorated. 2 BR, 2 BA, patio, $295. ,Tom, Spa"' now available In the drps. Heated 11\\imming $325 drps bl.tns. St'lQ. No pets. 1 496-ro59/495-6'm lrpla. patio, g a r age · m-92ll/54&-3869 D!:LUXE 4'1u1t Pooislde UDO BUILDING. m-4156. pool. 560 J{amil ton, C.i\t OCEAf t!i.ro~rt apt · yriy, smail child. 540-9722 2 BR apt. .sweeplng"ocean SSOOIMO. 544-42'l3. 2 BR., 1 ba., frplc. l~Blk. to Garden Bungalow. Nr . *Corona del Mar. 1m grnd Call Bkr. 675-5800 nio. 213-~~ Like to trade'! Our Trader's view, $195. No dogs. Ad lilb A good want ad IS a IOOd in-ocean. Yearl,y. $325 ocean. Frple, lrg J)atio, 6 • floor. A/C, utll, amp!@ * T Paradise column is tor you! only 493-$39. vestmenL Ask For Mike pools, 11auna, l e n n I s · * prkg. S145 mo. 6'5-6900 * HOLIDAY PLAZA !BR. 5175 \\'inter 1 blk ocean ~===""===:=;o:,..~=:=~="======..!.;=========I JON&Ci REALTY 673-6210 846--0259. SI"~ Buslne11 Rtnt11 445 ELU .... .,. S . 1 BR Si. h:iy. 1128 \Vest Balboa •~1::11/Mo. "'-Aanlront + a .... 1 B<lnn. From """ D ·"'<:· • pac1ou~ · Bh·rl., 213-331-0423 _..., vi..-.: ~ ATTENTION! ALL IOATERS Buie Boalln& Qourio "' seaman.sNp & boat h<Jodlf~ Ht. Beach ~ Sql-..\ Mtat1& ' Scptem~r ttth at 1 pm •• l\farinn fllgk School & f't. Vaill')' 11igh School I\ great oppot1unlty for Ill.I hotltlng \.'ll1:huslast1 fum. apt SJ to. il<'aled pool. ~1J. lG f/J Vu. Ntw dlx 2 Br, 2 Ba oon· Newport B••ch CORONA D!L MAR ,\mplo parki ng. Adult s, no LHG. 1 B1". 1 B.'\ tipt. 1 blk lo $@ il _~ _ £ s 8 do, full SK' fr PI . T · I I I n.. 0 y 1 2 13 _ •1 2 ~ 71 :16 ... •·•'·-"-\YO w:uque op~rtun t c.s! pets. J;>tl~ or cean. eat· Y • -, .. llJIU" BR. ""'"URN e-=. Bll,)', lcue or order a build lnfo_rn_1atlon 1714) Mo~. 0 196.) Ponwna Ave .. C.ill. SI S.1/mo. 67S-4600 days. w d G h Ch 'I 714-673=4131--~-BACHELOR nniN-si>s to a-UltOifllili weu-toeit«i ~' 1 & 2 BR, "'· $165 • $196. SMALL, ~lush baehelor for Thal Intriguing or ame wif a UC« • BEAtmFULLY d .......... 2 2 BR. UNFURN. ~-41' voconr lot or 1 ..... for ' New crpl. S"•lm'g pool. ronservahvc, older pet'llOll ------lilltt>tl •1 CLAY l. POU.AN Br townhou.ee, PoOl5, view. 2 Ocea n View. YearlY, lensc. on!Y.:24c a foot 'All or: pa.rt.of ARE you t\ngle? 45 to 55 Ii Adults. Ideal for Bachelor. $150 mo. 645-4829 O Iott 1 ""' ~--,, car gar. -Blufta. $ S 5 0 . Heated Poiol. Adulta'Q!19'· ~.!!!') buildlnr. Bk r . loooly? W$nl a date? Wad 1993 Oiurch St. 5'18-96.13 l BR. $175 Winter 1 bl.k r~mbi.d .,.W0:.1 I» 675-i>175 LAS BRJ'AS AP.TI. uo..-o-. to get mllrrledt Moy . 3 BR, 1% 8A. ocean & hay. l.12.8 West" BaJ. low to fonn fow airnple ..a PENIN. Water Front. Spac, 3 5515 RhW Ave., NB OFFJCE •on Newport Blvd. ~ ~ ~ upsWn. """ Blvd., 213-331-0423. 1 "1'~.!. ~ ll!.ai:.. '325<n/> CALL ·~ · ~. ''.!'.!.:.!..~·. ~, , 1y _Pilot,· P.O. 8...' lfllll 751 Shalimar Dr., C.M. OCEANFRONT a otben R A E H H T . I wu= -,. _.,.._ tlt/oond. Coota -Call!. ... NEW l BR $190. Mature Winter/Yearly. 2ll BR • -· · ·SELECT ~YPRON1' )oarldlw ... ._. 1000 sq. 11· _.., ........ 114 E. ----I I I ,. I OCEAN view,-· Duplex 3 BR, 2 BA, 2'Car ~·. :i>pk ~.... Watt--i:"'FABL'f ·-St. 5t8--013"1, 64&-4095. 'iii BLOCK to beach. 1 A 2 . -2 'BR. 1 BA I:' pallo..$275 delmte blt-tna atil&-.w/w, •Vall .. ~ tot CCllltractor. "It 90mln Wtth it mo. ~ « SG-'631 end p at 1 o Wlnter/Yr1•• Mfo-SlfJ-· lnterHti would bl to FURN. bocholm'. $1Jll Ind. BR. garqe, wlnteT. L-L-'-"''-'--'I !I i Y "THE Factory" bu a lrl oolDlle male tn -.-ii·~ 1st a lat, NO,,.... avaJ!abl• Sept. 1. m..E640 L I RTL . 1 11'0W STCLIPP DR. lm.-$4%5.1!13'31111S shop avail. AJ!S/mo, In ~1*..,:Vrlt -Apt. Unfum. 365 I r I I 2 Bit. 1 BA. lllm. ipplian<e~ OCEANFRO.NT ,1 llR. a CalmttY, VUIVWaP G5 30th Sb Pilot • * SHADY ELMS.POOL . _ . . Pool. 642-6274. Jl1U'OlflO & inllltlii. Aft. S. NB. 61Htlo8 Ol' SCMP). u ' !::_O. Box llillll, e Adult• Poolside $150-up. Gtneral 2 br, . 1·b1k«f:an; patio 218/9'D-7464 iWANTEO, approx 700-9'0 1q .mfll, -· r.m& 177 F. 22nd SI. CM 6"2-3645. GREENTREE H A R 0 B I f• Sign In the moot depart· !:!0• '·~y;S "°~~"' \"!ll" 'ft. tor competitive Junior :;'1~1iiffil'~ Dena Point 1-...,.,.--.-T-...-1· l.4'0\i •tQ t; .... _: 64 .......,l I~ W~ar Shop. TraJ!4i & tMs. Spiritual te&dlnr• 10 am-Lt'~ In !hr all tlC:\1· U;~na l ~~~rlfi::1~n1~1~:t~ &J')~:. L-L''-Ll _l._..JIL-J ~=l~t ~isa s~~.r:~l~k:~:~t~ YEARLY lease 2 Br. & Den -.mats ,. rent ncc. 6Th-3084 aft lOam. pin. AdvlcG on •II ma Point 11.,·bor ,,1 1 h.. enclo!'"ed g• no • c . 416 2 Ila. $200 mo . Industrial R•ftt•f' 450 312 N. U "Camtno RrAI ~ cnly thirty-one cents o ··-" * 6·12--U69 * Clemente. 49Z-013tl • ' bc'11111U~1I ~1AHJ1\,\ INN Han1ihon, C.M. 646--l llrl N E E II W C I · 4001 Bl RCH NB • ~-O ''' BAYFRONT ~1y I··--2 400 • PROBL''™ ~-Molcl . 3-1!!02 V\;I bl11p0 ~t. B•lboa Ptninsula ,,. uu.:..., Rooms "" • ... 4•1toncy. Co f49&-2353). KI 1 c h c n . Ef· ,_-,-~,,-~,-~,-,~'"' A Complet1 the thud.le Qvoted llR, 2 BA. frplc, 2 yr1 old. 2000, 2000, 3600 tq. ft. or c<lm· tldenr, 1 y mp at he t t ficitnch11 & A!)8r1mcnts. Pt:N-r116us1-; 1 llr. Sl85. V by fflling In the rnlulng w«d Pvt bch. $450 mo. 67$--8762. ROOM tor ttmt. MAl!p't bo. thctt<>f. Av~~ ~Oil~. J':l'C!~ coon11Cllna. A lle•ted pool, direct dial J''int &. Jut, utill!l~a pd, L.....L-'-....L-L...J..-1 you develop from ltep No •. 3 below. ., 1,1: BLK from bch. 3 Br, 2 Ba, "'Orklng man. No dt'lnkll).i. Mr. Baumgardner, 50.50.12. tlon A '1Mptlon1 ref. · ph.OneS, televl11on1 MUM 3l)lj E. Bay. {213) 007·1496. 1 11undeck., p r. $325/MO. 1,21 C on v c n i en L lociUOn, .1300 Sq. tt. M-4, w/fftmt of· ;;APCA!lE;.;;;iif,· ;..,~..,.,.:;~ bitth, I 8 u n d ry actlJ~a. BAOIELOR to 2 Br . i PRINT NUMBERED tEnEts IN I' r I' r I . ' Mth St. NB 6~. '&IH010 , ftee. l orirftlr door. $1*1 mo. PREGN T b In In mMllng room, c:lo9e to San """thly, 1st I< lot. U E. THE$! SQUARES • _ _ • 3 BR, 2 ·BA N .. r beach A .ROOM 1or -·to m ... $10 1111•60!3 dlYI --· ........,, 'I":!!. af1 lllt ~t• J.,~tn ll<0•""u r Bay. 1:1131 69"1496. I ~ _llf'fL~~· ·' SOO I mo . _,,.,, 215 ~ ~ Cll 1191 -·CM 116Cal•I ... 1 .. LINll -:;::'ia.i.~ tohop~ ~ Fat Profit la -when ' • u.;~~:s~r lf11US I ,I I I -.. "1)'1'84. --7""' l.m' loll ..,o.o:·m ..... ---· --=:=-.r,-=.. .. ufj ~~~ , ~·'=,,:SA~,~~·--.=~ ~2;.";::.W~!:':.' a11 .. --. --J!!6dt.~~=:!....---i~·:...·=se=RAM=:...·UTS.=.::-...:•=N=SWE=::.:1t1::...:•::.:N:..c=LA:::ss::'::•":.:.:c:..A;.;no.:.;;:.;N:.;._1;_1...;1_11 .:Encl~..,c:..· . ...,=·-= .... =""::::;-== ~ _. -, ex. a.n ~l!mtf'!'L • ,I ' /. --~-·---' . • 0 ~D~·~'"~·~·~--~-~~i!O~·~-~~~:J;;~!!!_!,.~""··ir ... .:ll~lh·•!k· .. , • • .,. •. j, .... ~ ... '"'"""" ... -~ DAIL 'I' PJLU1 2_1 J[II] [ J[ll] [ J[ll] I ~ ...... l[Il] J:m[ --~J;~:l ~iiiiiiii:-~.:.t:_( .~-~ .. ~-~]~~._I _L'"'-' ••_/(Il) L--1 -"""_•···- s.c1o1 CIVM • ·Sis Br.:.yafttl!!. Gontrol Servi-. Help W1nltd, M" F 710 *Aa•t Bldcpr $$s0 Hole Wanted, M & F 710 Help W1nlld, M & fl 710 H•lf Wonted, t.\ & F 71 0 Htlf Winted, M & F 710 -;;*=INTRA;....;. __ D_A_T_A...;..;,;* BABYsmtNG n.y ... .,. -'-""-PO'-'-'RT-'-AB~-LE;,.;.;..__ . *Auto Mach ()pr ' QUALITY match" ~yard -lovtnc care WELDING SERVICE A Beller Temp. Pooltlon Hr $2.50 ELECTRONIC HELPI ' .. ~H~~." Cor~er w!.i:':':iJ!~o~~~"fll: TYPIST l~:iJ:=~' to= CIRCULATION • (Call NOW !or FREE um-ALL types work. New, ~54H21"'"":2,;..,• 646-i:'-=l.80'24c,-~~ *Mgmt Info Sya ASSEMBLERS • pie -I• on 1 prospecllve r<!mod, sdd, alter, frame, MR. nx-rr, .Ele<t • Plwnb-I I to $1 3K Volt Instant match. 24 hrs.) "'""'· l'Opaln. L l c . "" -Palnilng • Carpenter. nt•r m Mold Op h ... 25 TRAINEE ~,:.S:.:m!:s= .,~:;=~"'~"'I"'. RK=,-c-a"'b"'i-.-,-1-,, ,~,-'-""'na~·b_1e_Ra_,_ .. _·_24_br. Personnel Service :M1In;rH1l;./ hr0 $3 vr membership $5. Call paneling, gen repeirs, Duke Houllnt 17511 lnrlno Blvd. *Typist to $520 'PARTNER' 113&-1271 or Os Durka, 646-7598, 114<Hl495 ....;,..;....:.. ______ I #115 -Tustin *Jr. Sec'y $475 $48-1419. Corpet Servlc. GET RlD OF UNSIGHTLY 131-5460 *Clrk ltd exp to $400 TRASHUlAD co& DEBRIS. Sl2 Equal Oppor. Employer *Sales/Ins $600 The Daily Pilot 'has an opening in the circu· JOHN 'S Carpet & Upholstery · !...LEGE STU· ' $450 ' l[SJ Ori Shampoo tree stotch· PENT. 548-6428. *PBX/Typl&t talion department for a beginner to man· I -.. Md-,1ard. SoU Retarc1anis1. SKIPLOADER, & dump truck ACCOUNTING *Ge n'! Ole Clrk $400 age a small district of boys and girls, deli- . _ 'Degreasers & all color work-. Concrete, asphalt, · ~ *Sec'y/Ins to $650 ', vering, collecting and selling newspapers. l'iiijiiiiiiiiiii:i°ii.:i brighteners &: 10 minute sawing, breaking. 846-7110. NCR n-rator *Bkkpr/Purchas $650 Full time, permanent positions with regular I' Oi bleach for white carpets. GEN Hauling. ~-1~--b ...,.. *E c •--'y to $800 · d full f · · I din al f, und (f -~ ) 550 Sa "= ~·· . •• · -ra1Ses an nnges me u g person .,, rH -• ve your money by saving 1~-Gar & Yd cleanup. u.~ N~ Bea h fi _,,_,. 'I Of .. 25 me.,.... trips. wm 1 ••~ "~ ·-~.. ~ rm_ ><--•n c .,. use of company a uto.-Apply Jn perso11-to FND' Bile !mt poodle w/pur-living nn. -,,;,,eaz Eil 53!-m!, $7.-. ~ ~kN~ 0~ *SoC'y/Rtc1pt $$20 Milan Leavitt, Daily Pilot, 330 West Bay pie collar Ir fiea collar long ball Sl.5. Any rm. $7.50, LOCAL moving & haullnc by : type 50 w.p.m. S:me *S.C'y/.R.E. to $700 Street, Costa Mesa. tall Vic. Heil & Gothard couch $10. Ol&lr ·ss. 15 yrs. student. Large truck. Reu. formal education in account· *Perini Clerk $400 •H.B. exp. Is what counts, not Barry. SM-U46 or 673--0&<7. •-"""1d be desirable. Ex-*•·-'y/PR $700 An equal opportunity employer 847-1525· method. I do work myself. YARD -praae clean upe:. ...., ~ ..,-Whll>e melO ki!t<n _ Good rel. !>11-0JOJ. -dirt, -. Ivy, ceu.ot bene!it" *G. Ofc/RecepMo $6001!~~~~~ Dm1t !all, eon, r<d on heed. DON'T lake chances with drlvow.,.., grading. 847·26ell Pleue Call *G•n'I Office $4751! U!UUOI -._ C.M. your carpet, Jet pro-TRASH HAULING Mrs. Fieldor HELEN SCHAFFER~ li~H~o~lp~W~a~n~ted~,~M~&~F~7~1~0Hiiiiitl~p~W~o~n~t~ed~,~Miiiii&~Fiiii7~101 vera.. 548-4615 fesslonals who know what GARAGE CLEAN-UP ~:.J0.12 Noon PERSONNEL AGEN ...... YNG Male Afghan Hound in they ~ doing help you. * JIM * 54EH>l01 644-3389 .rai2 Campus Dr., B-4, N.B. Vic ot Santa Ana le Santa 546-.."i74a 557-2711 Isabel St., C.M. Udontity) HOUSE OF CLEAN 32 IT. FURNITUflE .Van tor THE IRVINE MALE OR FEMALE Th start in San Juan Ca- pistrano, approx. Sep!. 10111, 1973. • Trainees WiU wrform cabling, \\'idng, & mcctianic:ai assentbly of sub·assemblies. • EXperienc:ed Mln. 2 yrs exper; kflO\v color code: recognize components; ability to read &ci1ematics, drawings. & \VOrk front other written & verbal in- structions. Please Apply ENDEVCO 200B:I. Avenida Acropucrto San Juan Capistrano Equal Oppor. Employer ni /f 548--0546 I Cai:: c1 .. n1:::y, local fl.Im hauls & gen'I COMPANY AL'TERATION seamstress, I F l & W hauling. 548-1862, 557-2736. Equal Oppor. ElnpJoycr must have experience. Exec. Sec"y FND: blk cocker Spaniel, oor are I OWi Hou-Iotnlnt 675-1381 days, 646-834d eves. In Hou•e "-••""•'I Male. Vic. ltiver Ave. NB : Dutch l\taint. Serv. 537-1508 . ......, "'" Costa Mesa Area $100 673-8466 DIBERNARDO and SONs,DEPENDABLE Ex'pd Lady Accts/P •yoble Clerk AUTO SALESMAN L I o· tr'buting Firm ~;;·~~.,, FND Blk cat w/tlea collar carpet sales, installation & Good and reliable. Ref's. At least 1 yr's exp/heavy To sell 81\'I\\1 and Used Ca1·s. • oca IS I ;\1 p Clerk Vic. Shalimar in C.1\1. repairs. Free Est. 963-2639. • 673-8117 • pa.yables. 1'fust be e:i.:pert on All Company benefits. Sec NCR Operator ~Gj() 1600 I $500 $450 Personnel NEE DS e Secretaries e Typists e Keypunch e PBX Oprs Temporacy-5cl.."\ri.CT! 3848 campus Dr., Suite 106 NeYlPQl't Beach 546--474.1 Equal Oppor. Employer HOST!!: SS e BLUE DOLPHIN e 3355 Via Lido, N.B. HOUSEKEEPER -to \\'Ork in attractive co nvalescent hospital. Flexible hours for full or part tin1e cmployet:'s. Xlnt \\'Ot'king eond. ,11,. puid vaeation. Apply al 14.J.) Supt'rior Ave., Ne iv po 1• I Beuch, or call 6-12-Z.110. HOUSEK E EPER La;.:-una Nigut.'I area "l days prr \\"Ci'k 496-0!};).'! on '"~ EXPERl~'~D lady · h 10 key by touch. Salary ~Iarti Rosen at Seeking men to learn all phases of our busi-F 'C B•·•~r. C"-"a ~ Cement. Concrete =~........ \\'IS ('S open. Call n4/847-1229 for w ' ""I' "'v" FND Afghan 8/16 • Vic hOusecleaning \\-Ork. O\.lm interview. CREVIER BM ness. Steady work. Earn while.you learn. TiUc exper, ~750 liOUSEKEEPER. live in, for Harbor High Call to Identify CUSTOM Concrete \\'ork. transportation. 847·3637 ~A~D~M~S-E~C-R_E_T_A_R_Y_ 208 w. 1st st., S.A. 853-Jin. Weekly minimum guarantee -$150 per Se1c'y Conslllting $6Q en1ployed couple. $75. \\·k. dog: 646-4382 ~~m1ove as1pha1t 1drl65cwwyfs. Experienced House\\·ork Fee Paid. Recreational di-AUTOMOTIVE lot boy, 40 hr week as per guarantee, in writing. Must be GFalCFriB~~onstr STrJO refs. req'd. Reply to P .O. PUPPY (G-n--area) •vcP ace "' concre e . t. •A an hour & . st able & ambi'ti'ous. 1....u11slr bckgrnd S600 Box 1438, Laguna Beach. ·-•= N •-1 ~-· Wal'-.,.. rector needs top sec'y to wk, insurance pension Men10.-u Test T""h I' 15 h ~ w/wht blk bm. 14'' o LI"' aya. r i._-est. -. • M.'1-6997 • I S F rd "'""' • ., "'" ... l' HOUSEKEEPING L't a• ... ,, slabs Uoa. No job ·t handle reservations for clubs Pan. Tom tamp o • """ Digital Test Tech $4-$5 hr · 1 e. • hlgh-f1e& collar 551-5476 small.~ 00 Dedle11ted Cleaning It keep his busy dept ron· N. EI Camino, San Ask For Flo Sec'y Leasing bckgrnd $600 llfternoons. 5 Days. ~tust lost , 555 PATIOS, wablal. drtvn:. Saw, * WE 00 EVERY'lmNG * ning smoothly. Great PR Cternente. O::mtaot Hugh Receptionist WiO have car. Call 644-5694 ; btt.ak, remove • ' replace Refs. nee est. 6t6-l839. IJ)Ot. Start '$666. Abo Fee Bear, 492-ll37. NEWPORT llOUSEKEEPER 'live in, 3 I l'nlEROU$. uo -aa -· Jobs. Call Sally H a r t , BABYSlTl'ER _ Substitute T 2-6 Wed 9 1 •30 p I .&-small schl. age children, • gm concttte. _._.tor est. ~-='°";.;.;.;,,_rv,,.._____ "540-«l!IS, Q>ast:a1 Peraonnel teacher needs responsible Ue5. • • • enonne ..._..ncy Hunt. Bch. 847.0015 CEMENT &: Block wonc.. SLuMP'SToNE block walls. Agency, 2790 Harbor Biva., woman on part time basis. 979 5W. 833 Dover Dr., N.B. HOUSEWIFE etWcallBy, ~~ ...s. ~15 Planters;, m'a r b I e en--""=·-------2-3 days a week, ?am-3:ll · • '42-3870 $50/\lo'k. p/time, counselini;;: · '""· "' ,._, • .__ • .,. ~1., l.nstal'd·, AD'-~Sl'RATlVE --pm. Refer. Car n e c. · ... J .. ...,, .... -~...., .inu•11 . ........" E r__ brides-to-be. 7-10 P~'f I reuonably prlced.' Bob; tary, 60 + -wpm:typing, lite 644-4064 xec. ~retary 1.ton-Thurs. Sat-Days. JI.l ust For fttum or any infom"&• Chi d , CaN ~ shrthnd. prior office exper. BABYSIT'I'ER·mature . sitter . Fee Paid $750+ be over 21 & a1nibltious. No don leading to return of a *I.I --• Chlld C * Pal ting A ience necessary. Must like tor 2 mo. old infant. 3 dys a Help Want9d, M&F 710 H•ln Wanted .. M & F 710 AJ:t. oriented, peavy PR, ex· exper. nee. Call Jlilrs. Fi,ink. aold four Jeat clover pin, ctn.... -are n detai1ed work. Npt. Bch. week. my home. during fall citing oppor. for motivated 83&-7479 4.pprox. 2 inches in .;nameter, Mother has opentna: f9i' .1 PtP,erhantlnt Salary open. Call 64&-0528. semester. 8.13-3759 CASHl.ER/SECTY. ~ DISH m~clllne operator, pot3 mind w/Jand dev. co. Ac--~~=~----t wilh jeweled horsethoe in child, age infant dma 5 BABYSl~ER needed for 1 B.rokerage finn needs Ca.sh-& pans, fUll time Mon thru curacy in fyj:iing . Xln"i HOUSEWORK, 4 hours each center; aJst>. gold locket years. 2 playn111.tes. Lots of O>mplete I-louse Painting 1 1 /Sect Exp pref but 1 1'Ti. "2 shifts avail. 6:30 to 3 benefits. Also Fee Jobs. Call n1orning. t-.'1011 thru t•ri. S·IO (was on chain), approx. the toys. fenced ya.nl, private Custom int, \l.1!ather proot girl 2 lo 6 pm M-l''ri, Call ier .d · \~:11 tr·. · 00 1 pm or 10:30 am to 7 pm. Elly Ellis, 55&-8505. "-nt-! \V('ek. Q\\'n ("ar. 5.'">6·1577. Ex'"r ~-~-too •"'"ii ASSEMBLY aft 5' pm ""' 1927 CJ\f. req . I a1n extren1e y Good be fi 12 27 •-~ •v sh:e ot & nickel, tnsrribed roon\ for nap.. Balanced ""• ,,...,,..... ... -• 01+:r sharp gal \\·"ho ..... ......, \veil. co. ne ts. · ui. Career En1ployn1enl An-en-n.c Free esUinates LOcal refs. ";/ ,. ... ., A I Food Se · Direc "" in terlpt, Jo'LA. These are meals, plenty of and at-· CERJl.iAK PAINTERS VARIAN BANKING For appt call Sherry Dunn, PP Y rvice • cy, 3400 Irvine Blvd .. N.B. deeply treasured family terrtion. 96849n. 547 .,......, at 494-9781. tor, 301 Victoria, C.Jl.1. EXECUTIVES £t l · ....u:;i1;1 PART TIME ;::.,"'-'='"'==----I 1i1emorial Hospital. Equal meplmentos the oss 1S8 Ir· CHILD Care. My C\1 home.-Geo.--. Painting &: Decor'ng • CASHIER F&P time Ap. opportunity Employer. $12,000 to $75,000 ~$Eble~lpPilL~~t ha~~ Fonner Pre-school teacher, ·J~terlor & Exterior HAS plications accepted Sept. 4-DISHWASHER eve shift, Send resume or call TODAY lnlonn · ,.°'"3589 Ages 3-5. Morr-Fri. Lg t'enc-Gua.ran. Top Quality Prof. HELPER 7 · lO.S. 2600 West Coast IV"' thru Sun. Bahia for confidentiaJ NO COST any atton • ~ ed yd. Good mealJ 645-C831 Workm•••hlp & Materials Hwy N 8 Evet. le weekeridl. aft 3 ...,.,____ ..... .,...,. ,. .. ,. °"lG ~ND. .SHIFT CHEF• need. · ed . need Q>rinthian Yacht Club, 1601 EXECexeculive interview. AUG -. ...... --1 "~ .,..... ...--ou A 'ti · all bl f-· ~e Bayside Dr., CdM, See Qiel UTIVE SERVICES, ...... _.,.'"_IUDS were Contr.-PROF. --"~-&tale pos1 on lS av a .e "• a Apply Denver u i .. 1 .... C.O Debus INC stolen frt>m a iunsmttb'• . wau....,._....,. ' • part·time teller 1n our 719 w '~" st ;;..-::.-%M ' · · pnp In Cocta Mesa. A JACK Taulane, re p a I r. lie. no. 219514, inlur., all OPEN.INGSI. Fashion Island facility. Ap-~"2343 .IJl.U • URJ\a esa, DISHWASHER. full time, 888 N Main, Santa Ana ~ ftWU'd II of· remod, add. Uc B -1 tnes -or. paper. 'llf : pmximately 30 how's. a good benefits.' fn4l 547-9625. fl'red ftr tbe return ot the sm. u •• w a,. 541-0036 8d-C386 week. 6 months ~ ex· CHEF -$100l per mo. The 6@..35(6. FEMALE Companion for ~~-.No-~'-"-~ e1~'"' .. 1 ., PAINTING in C.M. in-VARIAN 'DATA perience and a front ofllce Blue .~!;.,Call be!. 10,30 DOMESTIC Help George aame, 58. Live in/out for vuoft!U """..._... ---. -••' ter I ~. Small job s appearance required. am. ~.u.. Allen·Byland· Apney, l.C$-B Sept. Possibly longer. Pref. Otontad PM. Air Services, EIJ!rI'RIClAN·Llcellae No. ... 1oome. n.. ••L Jim. MACHINES· Pleue i:all for appt. CLERICAL, ' medi<>li lab, E. uth St., s.A. 54'1--0395 driver. 546-1575. 714: ·91t-819 ~Small :tobl..mahtt 11 97'9-8186. Linda LaC.our . needs· dependable girl for FmERGLASSER.-Exp'd 1n WEIMARANER Pup, 9 mo1 nepain.. S4HiJ3. · No w~ Opentnp f o r usemblen 714154.7_75n busy ottice. Typing 60 91PM. DAY· · hand tay-up, to do piece old temale, needs medlca· PAP R * wllllnc to work 2nd shift. Hrs. 9-6pm. &me % day work. Call 64&-4187 tlOn. 11u-.. 1 .. tber col-Furniture *~'!.A~. L.·call "'"·-" .var1aoo """" a shllt dif· GREAT WESTERN Sat Call Betty 646-71M i,F;ILE"""c1e7-7-'""C~--iar. lMt' tn vie.-o( ~es ' · r : .,._ ,,...,.. _.. tereotial· .... +.'1.thele::rigular · · . -· · -DISH"'ASllER .. ~ _: w/some rk-;~·1o'TII~:: St. In Coat& MN. Call ~RE S t ¥1pp lng $48.l4" eVes. o ul.1t.a ndin1 company Savings& Loan ftl o--v.-66·,.-Co it be 6'5-.,_ or &15-1850 tefi~ ftpalrs.. an· HJ.nt•ALITY, LOW $ " at Fashion lsland COMMERCIAL .. '"6 '" ~., • x n 11• - -~ w· _. ....... beneut.s: . &44-4360 LOST trom 431Eut19th St. ;f:9'.H389 ~~ e~. State'Ltc. No.~ Newport.Beach TELLERS =c..==,·==---- C.M. on Frlda)'. Gt"ay, blk, ... 542-1701 . . . • Competitive Equal Oppor EmployerM/F Exper1'1n·-• ·wh'ite. 5 lb. poodle, ~fale. Gi1rdenlng RO --•· ~ rk Sal I ~ Ans Jay. child's dog. Call p F • .,......ter, '"fl'est wo ' Gf ff BllLING Clerk receptionist. ~1369 • * * ~-~· .,}on~~t, .. ~~3913 est. e Basic: Major Call in person Ne\vport Villa Full & P/time MH(e Wiicox nc'6 • .,.._ • .,.,., ~-• Health Care, 4000 Hllaria RUsr hrtJ\Vll. sma.11 mixed 9IS6 Vlllt, Pacific Dr. INTER./Exter, accous. cell· & Medical \Vay, N.B. Ask for Mrs. UNITED do(, wlshort tall. Lost Aug. Hunllntton •--ch mos sprayed. Uc, in~ Ioc. Hoove<. CALIFORNIA BANK 23. H:B. Ans • • P a a e ' ' 899 &lS--0809 e 6 D y Florida -R eward! Youarethew!Mttof ,.,.,Freeest. . ays ac:a• BOAT CARPENTER 26151 Lo Poz Rd. 96Ull9. -TWO .,..,., ALL typesL 011nswall~l':°'1.e' ~ tfon after 6 To 00 ._,,,. work "" 37' Ml Ion VI I C l'f r'IUi5 fft., le.&. '•,..... s °' Tra\l.•ler TYPe-Yachts. ss • o, a I. ~ ~ s;;'W.;,::':,,~~; TICKErS-Joe. &15-4449"' 536-ffi<S, months. 12 DRAFTSMAN 137.-FULL & Part nme Help H.B. Needs medkW:ion. ~ to the Qua INTU ..... 1~ ....... P~~i.'-. days .......__ 1 Full """ tbn to __ _._ Equal Oppor. Emp'"'"er 16 Fashion Island Wanted. Dver 21, w/ncat wvd! sa-5783. h.e: OJ nWll.. nauu•ia...,... 8TTWI"" deuill,r ch;~~ wwn. on ...,,, Newport Be.ch clean appearance, Apply in MALE Welmaraner mixed SllIPSTICEADSFOWES.JOHN.!JJN ri.m:.GlS>,613-8186. 'yeqr. . PacificTrawlerCorp Betwn.9&llamor3.l5pm person, Me & &i's Pizza, ~1 1 mo, Tan w/-; Pt••ter, I'-, R1p1lr e CL..t--.-· & 547-410 East !?th st., Costa ed rau. Reward 9C-3lf'I). nnaTRMD COOK -Breakfast & Lunch. F.qual ~r. Employer Mesa. ' ' • ~ 5Ch -IBlb * PATCH PLASTERING * N y Boot Q.C. Inspector Tail of Tho Whale Rest., LOST • White •llrl tabby ...... _ at the All types. Fl'M estimates ew eein c .M. Rare opportunity foc Call Bill 673-4633.. OONUT Shop, 6 a.m.·2:30 FULL & part time employ- --. col Nl¥ Ill*> FABULOUS Call -. -•k off. qual1lled. Gel ""'t & P<1>' COOKS, no e>q>er nee, ju"1 a p.m. Female, ... 25-45. Ap-ment avail. I N•ed very 'call '6-1025. bf dµction knowledge helpful. willingness to team complete pll in pel'90J'I, Mr. Doout, speciaJ peop e ready to Experienced FOREJl.1AN SWING SHIFT Apply In Person \Vorking Foreman y,•/2 io 5 1 years supervisory, Q. C., & :J~e Machine adjustments exper. Knowledge of plastic in- jection molding helpful but not nee. A salmy com· 10.<J'JBr mensuratc .w/exper. Coran Engineering. 5582 McFad- den HB, 893--0561 --------- Hunt ington Beach High School District Has An Opening For OFRCE Elj)UIP. REPAIRMAN Starting Sal. $691 mo Plus Xln't Benefits Interested applicants rep:irt ! for the written It.est Septem· • her 5th, 3: 30 PM, Room 134, Hunttngt.on Beach , High School, 1905, Mairl, Hun. tington Beach. Equal Oppor. Empl9yer == IF YOU NEED A JOB BAD ENOUGH TO 60 TO WORK Give Mra. Holt A can Tues. Altem:ion Or Wed. Morning •.• et 979·5469 FORUM Plum nt • Profit Sharing, Call 642-054< for appt. training tn mre. Tootio's, 210 135 East !?th, CM ~ ~ -;:: ~.".'~':.'Ji I 1[5) L.R. OTIS PLUMBING --.a.. BOOKKEEPER-thru tr ia J Newport Center Dr., NB. DRYCLEANING -Counter 998-5027 for appnt. INSPECTION ~--~--=.. . ~bject to $1 oemce -~-•-& ~--~ w t ........ °" ~"! Girl ;•·--·~--& Sat --. -....,_. dl~ at the Fonun). Reu~ .n.o:__....,.. a er balance for rapidly growing, ........-..rov • • P ~n::. -~·Q FULL TIME • .service Sla· INSPECTORS Please can 6f2..567B, eoxt 333 he&ten:, rusposaJ.s. furnaces. purchase, Sail 008.t manuf. Xlnt COOK female, Convalescent allday. Call 646-J.233. tion attendant. Contact Paul . to claim· your tkkets. (North dshwashrs. ~ M/C A -.:--nt future, if you have had peg Hospital. run & part time. Roybal, 642-3900. Al S County toll tree be is B/A. Complete Plwnbing , .. , ..... ,,,,.. board exper & a.re responsi· Will train. 642--0598 Dr's Assistant Inn yst1m num r Service. I ble, mature & very llexibJe. COOK-Exper. lnstHutlonal. ' , * GARDENER * IMttll•tk>n 540-l2'~~_l * * PLUMBING REPAIR p an. CaJI &12-8961. ask 1 or Im.med. opening. Park Lido Young lady (18-28) to assist Be your own Boss Mow & EDGE No job too small Ann. Health Care, 466 Flagship in heaJth spa. Will. train, nQ '.l<'uU or p/tilne in your * * * * 642-3128 * * These posjtions require @X· BOOKKEEPER desitts Prr Rd, N.B. 64z..&'.>..14 exp. nee. Apply in person own area. High income. SPECIAL EXPERT A TIM'S PLUMBING perienceCa~lln the f?ilowlng work, 3 da. or afternoons. COUNTER .n .. 1 ......... time any aft or eve. 2930 W. Guaranteed Customers INTRODUCTORY .DEPENDABLE SERVICE AND REPAIR :ea~haruJ' =: H.B. area. A/P, AIR burger hand-~~10:30 t~ Coast Hwy., N.B. No Cash Down OfflR. Cell For p,....pt, Wwts'I' RATES 673--'511 Don't be left out -Apply payroll exp., 968-3C98. 1:30, 5 days. 545--9156 Earn Now. Pay Later 0xnptete Alarm System F,__!~12'9" S.Wing/Atteretl.,.,. • now & join a xrowina: com· BREAKFAST A lunch cook CREDIT Girl w/acct'll. rec. J!im St..l:y ffl.0812 ' Th'.at Imtans ~ Arry~ .__..._ EXPERIENCED Resb'llna pany. needed. Hours :U2:30. ~ exper. 8-5, 673-3450 or 9473 Siskin Av•. GENERAL oUlce in service - ""--.~.;-~~ EXPERT 6 A1"""11om. Rea-1>14. Please Apply k:l:,0~ & Some ""'1oca1 833;!!!_7!_""" ""-Margaret F u. V I'-lndu.try, posting accounts 1 ~ nvinni. '--ur J•a•w•sE In·Pa'lon -'er. 310.w, -St., "'-.... A · or "-eu& ount • .... ., receivable, heauv pho,,.s. tom :rr.taDltk>n. Protect l'V"-....& e :91J3...5tkl6 • ha_ .. w ._.. ... CUS"IODIAN&-Days, t/t:lme. You are lhe wimer ot some typing, add:essograph Doon, Wb-. a IncL GARDENING AliW1t1ons 64UMS 0r Contact. J, Fuller TWO F.REE m 1ra1n rd · · Pboto neCtr1e 'frap, OIOk'e Complete Gardent?a Senlce Neat, aCcurate. 20 years exp. mtEAKFA.ST OlOk w/good ::rm. Dept, Hoeg Hos-· · ~:i Iike· 1; ·~ a~~~~~: ~~-=.~: ~ ..... ~'ro.: T1lovl1MnR1p1lr VDM ~~-cif.~~~~YMAN tor eorly ~~ ~~'i'J.e~w~: Compm-abk to h FlnNt · ~ ft.-·b . -Webbl Newporter I n n, morning L.A. Times home <."ftrm<""l'.t....,.. I: Tl'"\Ut..rcr.'N Dr CM Syltems at a Fraction of Malnt,cteusup, ........_.,~" COLOR TV""Repalr, expert, ~1700. delivery route. MUlt have >XJ .. ,,,~ .. v•in~ ~ ·• • ' Theh-°""-trim, ~ " -reaaonable, most in "°""'· ecooomicaJ car. Good slip-ICE FOLLIES GENERAL Handyman -~·" FOR ~= HOME Serv. ~1930. Free eSttmate, H.B. N.B. & BUS Boys -Days, no ex· plementary income. No Young man age 17 in· ~ 11""""'""" CM~ G': tl 2722 Michelson Di'. perience necessary,, just a I t -• l rkl f DEMON~TJON ANO Complete Lawn & Gardening • 1fi-/ a em o r e. Irvine, California lot of enthusiasm. Complete soliciting, no co lectlng. 21h Sept 5th t.hru 16th erestr:u n "·o ng a ter }JgflMATE. Service • Haulln& & 968..: • training In store. &1~260l, hn;. daily. Over 23 years at U\e sc h o o 1, $20. "·eek. (714) 557·5161 Cleanups. ' .. _ Tiie 133-2400, oxt. 336 210 Nowport Center Dr. o l d. Westminster/Garden FABULOUS 1 -"'84:::z.<IOl::::,:4.::·~---~ -OR -MO\V & EDGE to" ...... 1 Oppor. Emp\ ..... ,...r N.B. ' Ga~ave/6H38-un2924bngton Be a ch Girl Friday $700 VlSIT OUR FACTORY CLEAN UPS CERA!.UC TILE NEW-le ..,.,....... ""'"' '" ' ' ... FORUM Fee Paid. A dream spot,,.; e 55Hl657 e'• remodel. Free est. Sm .. jobs ,sus~Y • Days, rt? ex· DELIVERY man ear 1 y great developer! It you like .Al·ND_§ll:IQ~r-welcome. 536-1.426, ~ pt;nence necessary, Just~ morn., newspaper delivers (subject to $1 service challenge A: people this is Al1rmtron1cs, nc. JAPANESE Ga r dener . Top Soil e Assemble.t \\'tlllngness .,to learn. Cl\l area. Must have de-charge at the Foruinl .,...., .. career. Also Io'ee Jobs. 1 3001 Jted Hill Ave., $-106, Gardcotnc ,SeJ'Vk:e,, trim-Ne\vport Center Dr., N.B. pendable car. $XIO mo. p)ease call 642--567.8., ext 333 "'¥~ ...... _, ~ M ml-d--·p '" •-• ·K -h O '" ~M to -• . ... ............. CN .......... cal.I Ann vuri3ue, 556-8505, ! \.A191« eea ·--·· · ~.,.,_ ,.au:ALITY * 1 eVB1111t pn vn-wv.1.. 548-4T:>2 '°'&1m your ............ .,,.. ""u• Control ~ Employment I "-'-oltllnt , -oeMr1I s;;;/1-.· Ii'. • rop_ SOD. ,,,,_.. e CABINET MAKERS , c.wnty IOll -numbet ls •-3400 '-"-Bl d DO•r ~ • C-0 ~ 9tarifl e MAClllNJ~ DEUVERY, help; ~ '540-lZl'.I.) · NAn<:)', u•u" v ., LICENSED BOllYsittft' , My ALL typeo , -. repaln.. ~--~ -e .FIBERGLASS MEN auto SUlJply, 27601 .-. · * * * ,home. Avall Mon-Sat. A"""1 tlmo 6 lllOl9rlaJ. t~;Hrl'ic. •·Labanrs Call !lll&-J28o l!d .. La§unaN!gue!. EARLY mom. ,,._..GIRL to ...,.,.. light •p .-J Care''l6-785L Fiat Serv ~No·job too Im. D ENTAL Aial1taUt delivery. Muat have car. te)ephooes,. Newport Beach WE MAKE OFFERS NOT PROMISES Varian Data Mach ines Due to its rapid growth has several openings on 1st & second shift in receiving & in process ~ fun<:. tion. We otter: * Ch1nco for Adva ncement * Competitive P oy * Xln't Benefits * Modern Facilit ies If you'rt' inll'rcstt.'ft in joining the fast•inatiJ1g \YOrld of COITI· puters & have expcr. in one or more al'l'as of inspection inclu<l ing e~bles. chassis, circuit boards, components, sheet 111ctal pa rts . sub-assenlhlies. Please 1\pply In Person Or Contn t.1 B. Kr~a VDM ·-~ . 81111'DAY .. J'~ ""°"'" .R•P •f r, 'l'Rl!lE 0 ond sfump RemovaJ, Irvine -s CASH' ·.·s . -··at -6 ...... Over 2L Pay approx. $200olllce .. ldealfarstudenL1-'l r llnl'dill·ll ftia • dlll1 GO-Illa.: d .'1'rlta1nrt •1,, -t'l!tl'l St<.~ expor. H.JJ. area. 846-3540 mo Hunt. Bc:h. ar ••· ~~.~~ ....ic. Start 2722 MlchtllOft Dr. ':,h~I ~ • • Need • "Ptd''! ·~ an ad! ~· . \;&ll D a v·e • NEVER A n:t AT fEMPO betwn. g...12 am or H pm. .347:2300 bef.-10 a.m. .,;. .. :;'.:;•~;.:·,;:~.:;::,,;-=:...,.--~ I rvlM. CalHomla 1 1 . 1 Jm Tempo . ~ Help Personnel ·Agency DIETARY Aid . to wor1c 1n DIPLOYMENT o ITEREO GIRL dollvery driver a-25 &33-2400, ext_. 336 1 ~ attractive Convaleecent Mlle 1mall Ute mfJr: oO yn. Ovtneu Motor .Parta, I ' · i..: ' ~ 1 ! lft"i·~ I A!st. AJA.' Man ' rs Empl~er.:.Peya Pe• hospital. J:1exlble ·hours· for .need~ nllahle • t 1 t l m • , UOO Harbor Blvd. CM Equal Oppor. Employtr T•ader's n......ulfitoa ,g u•; ~ ' . Ma-Couple. Llw al new 8 3 9770 ftjll or part tUne .emplnyt<. employee. Oppor. to ""'" GRIN .. Beer It -...... "'ll:::C:!!!!!!!!!!~I I• . . r"GJ GU 0V' _ ' 54 unit tdult complex on the ' · Btoeftts inc!Ode paid vaca-w/co. Mine· ...-r. req'd. oharp r<!liable girls tor full ii • . • • b<iach, Newport; Lile main(. F /C Bkk .... tlon•. & income ,.place-979-2290, Jim C 11 n e, tlm .. nlaht """"· Please call INSURANCE SALES I• 4. & ottict COverqe. Prevlowi pr ~".-.rnent plan. Apply 1445 weekdays. --7:'"=''====-=~ 1ne. $ JobW-;l--19702 exp. in !ho field nol nee. L19o l Sec 'y (P r.Hnl Soperior, Nowport Beach, EQUIPMENT maintenance "HAIRSTYLIST-TOP' NEED help ftt hoineT \Ye Ref's ·Nl<l'd. For Appt, oall $650 or cnll 642-2410. t r al n ee, ?tfust have Intervtewin; for new, ex-No exp n1•e .. "ii.rn \Vhile you t ., m' es hevo aide•, nu r I e 8' 64.Z..2566 btwn 10 anl & 3 Le g1I Sec'y (Corp) $650 or.ET ARY Aide. full tl111e n1echanlct1.l ability. Long clu!Jlve beauty snlo'n. &st lenrn , pnrt lhne, eve~ & h 0 u -1 ekprs, compan'°'1&. pm. Insur Comm $650 morning shift, xlnt fJinge term. opportunity. Cn.11 642-area. To be r ca d y 1vknds. fuU time 1\·hcn qua.ti· l~omcmaken Up john, ATTENTION Gtl F riday $450 ~nfls. B<-Cveri'y JI.ta nor Co'hv 5772 for nppt. November. O'lntnct ?\·lnrllyn 1'.;::.;llt'1~; In~urnncc Group ars MEDICAL 13 yrs. exp rront F\il1 ttrne '= P8l1 time bmcli 4019 Wester ly Pl · · R&pidlY if0\\1na tlnn in Tus-U. EL P ·W11.nted·Riclian:l'11 l ~"!"!"''!!!!'!!!!"'!''!!!!~!!!I doll -li17~. STUDENTS I 4~ ap slrnno Bene ' E SCROW 'OFFICER JlaJTaU, &4cH572. Ed Lani • 540-l834 o'ulce. & w: Pt Ume 'or 1111 help ·needed. ll:30 a.m. • Suite 201 Newport 8ch l?itmond -Sales $800+ tlrl. Lt!-uehold cxpcr. help-Markcj.. lSE:ll ,.ta~;\rt~ur "IT 'S Fwt to \vork at Far· ._ ________ "!"--~-----'J ln. ~ · 2:00 P.M,· Ah10 2 ll'fl~ · &xner\cnced ful , but not nee. &ilary to Blvd, NB & 3433 Via Lido, re\l',s" Find out why. POO- > HOI w .......... M & F 710 ~full time to train • Bkkp< FC T• $7IO flO(), can .Koy w l n •• NB. tioM avail for bu ' • J VE 21' .13 ~ mtr I ..,Llkt:to ~t OUr 'frldl!r'I P ~,· for ualstant llWWIPft' You cton•t need a eun to N~lable ~. Coa4ta1 Penonnel "Mah Room For Daddy" boy/dlshwalher. No exp. --ll'!!!"''.""-l'l'.~a...lli. PNtdlaocolwnnlaior1110I ! A-1 'lla'byoltur, flt.. J•~.Jk'llG "on.w Fut" .when lJO\l WESTCLI FP Nt,erq. 2'190Haitor Blv<I., •• , clean out the -nee. Rapid advancement llll!Wlll ~!':,.··mmrf ' -·-1&'~. , ---· l_. tiltJs·•:_ a~ pl-on Id lo the Dally Peuooutd A&tnq CM. ltlnl that Jtml< Into catlh pOSSlble. Apply M ... Th<D'I. -m ~ -I'll. 2 •Wt I • 8 __, ~. -· Pilot Want Adil · Call -1151 E. ~. S.A. Mi doy II the BEST DAY •'' 2,~,00. at 1630J, ll<adl ~ ' ' #I . --='7•\Mm'~'~ i::=..~-117, . .-is, -(Marl<~ ... ~ ":a~l~dda1. ~~~Cluttllled ~Hu~=~ ~ . ..-.----......... ----- ' 11 • ' • ' c . ) • ., ' DAILY PILOT TutidOl'. S.,Umber 4, 1973 :l6 DAIL~ PILOT, "' ... , ... lllJ [ ][fl] [ (mplo¥11••( l[ll] I ID1 I l e' I r l[fi] ;;;I ;;;"""';;··--l;:[ll]~i'~[ '----;;--;;;'-1;;;1··~1[j];;IJ 1 .,.. Ji'> .. Civil EnginMr $18K Calif. Regis. & Licensed Methods & Procedur• Analyst $12K i:or Savings & I.A.an Digital Test TechniClan to $164 Main Frttme & Systems Check & Repair Memory Test Technician to $866 \\"orking Kno1\'ledge Analog Circuit P. C. Boord Inspector lo $757 Close Tolerance Tools. B/P. 3 Years Experie~ Programmer $750 BAL. 3GO & 370 exper. A/P Bkkpr lo $750 2 Yrs Construction exper. re· quired. Exec. Sec'y Real Estate/Legal for developer. Secretary (Beverly Hiiis) to $750 exper. $700 Good PR, Sh, TypinJ: Secretary to $700 Good memory, sh & typing Exec:. Soc:'y to $700 \\'ork for YQU11g V, President of finance. Secretary $625 Skills i\1usl Be Su{><"r Career Opportunity Knitting Machine Opr Industrial exper. req'd Htlp W•ntod, M & F 710 IRON\\'ORKER EXPER. ORNA1\1ENTAL LAGUNA 4!»-8376 11{\'JNE Ui\ltied School Dl~. lric t v.1ll tlC«'Pt applications for the fo1J01vin~ positions: *BUS DR IVER Pf.rt Om~. J\tust have school bus driver's license. $3.38 J}\'r lt0ur. *SECRETARY Exp'(\ as ~hoot llt'CT't'tary IU'l'll'ITC'<l. 10 rno. position. S613 to $745i i\10. * BOOKKEEPER··- Food &avk·ci;. 10 ~fo. posi· •lon. son to $8231).!0. * FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANTS newls 1. 2 & 31 10 Mo. po. sition, $433 to $833/depend. ent on level. * DELIVERY MAN food Se1vices. IO mo. posi- tion. $6+1 to $783fli.10, Subnilt Applfcations, Resu· n1es & References prior to Sept. 5111 ro 14600 Sand Can. yon, E. Irvine, Ca. 92705. Equal Opportunity EnipJoyer JEWELER; Polisher; dla· mond setter. Irvine. -""'""C~al~L~97>-6""~1n°'.~~-I MANAGER TRAINEE No Exper. Nece11 Ear'n As You Learn Job Stability Group Insurance Paid Vacation Automatic Salary Increases Advancement Oppor. (714) 835-7417 Tic Toe Systems, Inc, Equal Oppor. Employer i\1an11gemr nt NEED Y.'Oman to do Ute housekeeping & help take care of 12 yr. old boy in ex· change for room & board & reu. &aJ.ary. Wed & Wknds off, Call !J62..M56 or aft. 6, 968-1190. NEEDED. NOW LABORERS JUNIOR SALESMAN: \\'c're looking for a dynamic, Ean1 $20·S40 per 11·eek 11·ork· aggressive, o u lg o in g in· ing airer school and Satur. dividual to fill a. r.1anagC'· days se!Jiug 1K'"' subscrip-n1ent position in a youn i::- tions for the DAILY PILOT. r.len's & \\'on1en's spor!s 111ls is not a papei· route "·eo r store cal!M The Pan· Interim and d()(!s llOI include de· try topen soon in the nc11• liver iC's or collecting. Open. Laguna HH!s r.1a111 tr this is Personnel Service ings in Costa Mesa, Foun tain you, call 714/745-4680 for 17581 lrvlne Blvd Va.llf'y and South Huntington a ppt. or send resu111e JlS • Beach. Apply now by calling \Vri h• Classified ad No. 919 # Tustin 548-3013. Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 838-5460 Equal Oppor. Employer Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 Equal ·oppor. Eniployer KENNEL v.·orker for animal MANAGER TRAINEE 1Z 00.pi!al. NB-Irvine areo. Dynamic rapidly growing NEYER A FEE Full or PT. Write Oassified Jinn will start gal w/collcge Ad No. 906, Daily Pilo!, degreco in lheir ntanage- P.O. Box 1560, Costn J\iesa. ment progran1. Start $525. , 92626 Great benefits. Call Sally e Receptionist KEYPUNCH,. 5496 or 9610 I-Ia.rt, 54Q.ro55, Coastal Per· • Secretary exper. Penlh p/t. Xlnt co. sonnel Agency, 2790 1-larbor e PBX All be!*fits. 540-0331. Blvd., CM. ' ... lnven. Clerk KITCHEN help wanted, ideal MAN~(iER .TRAINEE e Pafroll Clerk job for mother wtth children Fee Paid .. Nati~lly known e <ia Friday in school \.11ho needs f'Xtra corp \1"111 train career n10ney, Hrs 8:30 to I. Mon oriented indiv. Start $6.300. Oartnell Personnel thru Fri. Penguin ?i-lalt Shop Also fee jobs. Call Ed \Volf. S • 981 S. Coast Hwy, Laguna 540-6Cffi Coastal Personnel ervice 494-1353. Agency: 2790 Harbor Blvd., 50 Newport Center Dr LABOR • tu.II time · for Con· OL N B h u• "'70 struction • must be hard MANAGE Apart1 !lents, Oldt>r ewport eac - NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY v.·orker & able to \\"Orie with· couple, handy, bondable. out supervision. 586--1951. Nev.>port Helghts. R.esum<' LABORATORY-Med Tech, to 12-127 Ventura Bl vd, swing shift. f/time. Person· Studio City. 91604. Of call nel Dept. Hoag Hosp., NB 213-877-1606/762-9873. TRAINEE POSITION LAKE MEAD J\IAN to v.urk f/timc in ren· NOW OPEN \\'anted Coast Guard Licensed ta! yard. Short hair. Very GB Industries of So. Calif. boat operator for charter & neat hanrlwriting. Will train. has immediate openings for general Marina operations. Apply morns, 1930 Nev.·porl trainees in d i s p I a y , SO ~on license desirable. Call Blvd., C.M. marketing distributiol\ & Harbormttster (702) 293-3484 MATURE ladies needed tor credit merchandising. 6 new or write to Lake Mead part tlme modeling & sales locations to open in im· Marina, Box 96 , Boulder in new womans wear abop. mediate future. Many posi· City, Nevada 8$005. Call 552--0280 tor a ppt. tions now open for full time , b permanent people. L 0 AN (Mortgage ) i\>1EDICAL Rf'cept fo1 Usy * XL.l>IT TRAL'l'ING PRO· P r ·o c es so r • Re 1 id Doctors Group, Salary open GR.AM builder-airport area in ~ontact J\1rs. T i 11 o ts on * SU1\.1MER & P/Til\tE N.B., Call ~1390; For 557-6300 \\'ORK ALSO AVAIL r·oR Appt. MEDICAi. Recept. exper. for H I G H -SCH 0 0 L & L\'N" full or p/dme. 3-11. large group practice. l\Irs. COOLEGE STUDENTS Hunt. Bch Conv. Hosp. 18811 Austen, S.16-()5.15 * COMPANY BENEFITS Florida SL. H.B. 847-35Li * SO~IE PART 'I' I M E LVN for ~-II & 11·7 relief. MEN POSITIONS A LSO A1n't V.'ages. Call 6-12-2410 AVAILABLE or apply, 1445 Superior FOR PERSONAL Ave., N.B. NEEDED INTERVIEW CALL : i\IACHINIST 11.t/e>.-per on 5J6..2591 \\'arner·S.wa~y & Harding Tuesday Only 9-5 lathes. Pleasant v.urking Hard Work-Good Pay * * * cond. in new bldg. Cohtact • Mi'chtel Gled~one :P.1r. R. Charl90n, 979-3993 No Experience "' for interview. o ' Conner Necessary 33611 Capstan Dr. Engineering Labs. Laguna Niguel NURSES Aids • Day shift. Hntg. Bch a r e a . Con· valescenl Hosp. E x p er • pref. 842-5551 NURSES Aides 3-11 & ll-7 shirts. Hum. Beach Conv. Hosp. 18811 Florida St, H.B. 847-3515 NURSE Aides wanled, 11..!ll train. Laguna Beach area, call 4M-S075 for appt. NURSERY TRAINEE Roger's Ga rdens Nc<'ds dt'pcndah!e. friendly I heir> 1\·/slocking inaint, cu1•·y>Q1.1t & odd jobs. Good oppor. for tlJ.'gl>essive YoHng: n1an. Al>PIY ln person, 2'221 Fair.•iC'\V fut, Costa l\fcsa, NURSr:s /tides. All shifts. Convalescent Hospital. &12-0098. 2 DFFIC!. GIRLS NEEDED Radio telephone dispatch \fust be 25, able to drive Apply ln Person YELLOW CAB CO. 186 E. 16th, Costa Mesa OFFICE Work, Inventory Co n t r o 1 , Sales Analysts. J\fust use 10 key adding machine & like ligures. Full tlnie. Permanent. "f -F , 8:30-5:30. l\lr. Sh a 1v, 642-9262. ORGAN INSTRUCTOR 847-8536 Http W""ttd, M & I' 710 Htlp Wanttd, M & F 710 Help Wtnttd, M&F 710 Htlp Wtnttd, M&F 710 , ' . Rtcepl. $425 + SERVICE SIA. MaNTger, ... F'<"C Pnld. Poil!Cd & 11parkllng SCHOOL BUS SECRETARY per. Smog lie. Ute mecll. personality will begin your DRIVERS Persomel Vl"Q' neat ln appear. $800+ Cftl"ee?' w/land Ir R. E. ro. per mo to start. Apply Xln'l benefli... Nl"W oltice. Appllcatlont betnc accepted niorns, 2590 Newport Blvd., Aocurn1..-y in typing. Alw for ~pt. employment ~ Se t CM Fee Jobs. Call Ann Otristlc, contractor operatlna m ere ary S~E::;R'-,V~l~CE=·"'s°'1a-A""ttc:e::ndanc;::'.::;i.:",-1;l 1 5.'i6-85(l)., Conlrol Career Irvine-Unlfted School Dtlt Full & 1 pitlme. Neat in Employment A&\>ncy 3400 Pel"9C'JllS holdtng valid school c n train aharp • Irvine Blvd, N.B. ' bus driver certl!lctte prefd. Newport B«!ach land dcveloP'. appear.App~y mom!I 2590 1 Oiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiml Training program avail for · ment tlrm seeks personnel n1an. ' RECEPTIONIST ~ wtthout ~rtltlce.tes. secretary, pref. w/wage & Nc\vport Blvd., C.,.t. Xln't salaries It benet1~1. .salary expe.r. Position· re· 2 SERVICE Sta. Attendants l 1 Day or niglit, no exp. nee., Ca.II: Mrs. Walp, cno11 quites 1..:1 yrg recent full & 1. p/.tlmc. Lite mech ' easy, fun job. \\'ill train, no 544-1170. per10Mel background. Sh 80 ex per. Apply L ll Bun a I typing or shorthand, etc.I'!'!"'!'!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,..~!!!"' w.p.m. Typing 70 w.p.m. Chevron. CM S. Coast Hwy, + Apply in· person any alt or SCHOOL;, Bus d r't v e r 5 Mature business judgment Lugwia B<'U.ch. - cvt-. at 2930 \Vest Cst H\vy., v.'a!'lted, routes in YoUr area. ..I: good orgllllizationa\ abili· SERV STATION-COM N.B. \VIII O'aln. Good Working ty req'd. Xln't \\'Orking con· 'fop Pay + Profit Sharini ! ""~~~~~~~!!!!!! eon<!. 10961 Dale St, Stan· diUons & benefits. 5 Ony .. vk, Sun ott Preter 1 RECEPT-ST ENO ton. Tayior Bui Service. C•ll Mrs. Fielder cxper. PhOnc 673-8818. Good telephone peraonality SCHOOL Teacher n e e d s w/ablllty to screen calls for mother (Springview School 644-3389 SERVJCE Sta. Allendantll, • 2 exec's, Xlnt typing req'd. H.B. area) to catt for male or lcn1. Full & p/tlme Familiar w/ffil\1 tranacrib-ldnderprtenerlnyourhome THE IRVINE CO. avail. 837-0917. ing equipt. Prefer age ~35. J.2.3, 3 dayg per wk, * SE\VJN G 1.1AC1-1 IN E Salary $475. Call Mia& 846-1266. Equal Owar. Employer OPERATORS, swim wear. j Abubo for appt. 557-9505 ~ 3760 Campui Dr., N.B. * * * SECRETARIES ~ll. George Renner * * * Secretary SHEET motal journ<ymen & 807 Fr11nkfort Hyland Laboratories has im-Xlnt Skills apprentices. needed f o 1' med.late openinr• and in-'..4. · .:~tur m--Huntlngton Beach tervlewti att preaently bei!ll Good On Phones h ... nne ....... *' co ..-v. You a:re the wimer of conducted to fill the follow· Must Love Working Contact The Wood UghUng With Figures & Detall Fixture Co.. 4020 Campus , TW'O FREE Ing positions: You're Needed By Ow-Dr., Ne\l.·port Beach. TICKm ADMINISTRATIVE Ole To Run The Show! SHIPPING CLERK SECRETARY T ~ P/tin1f'. ~.50 hr. Exper. , to tl\e SHIPSTADS & JOHNOON' ICE FOLLIES Sept. 51h thru 16th at !he FABULOUS FORUM 80 wpm shorthand, 50 wpm ,;.-J 6-\2.3472. typing, ex~!lent clerical -SNACI< Bar Girl. must be skills. T --', nt>at !ti appenr. & be avail· GENERAL ...J::: "'-1 t)('t11·n s an1 & s pin. Please SECRETARY Liz Reinders Agl'ncy eall &U-2000. Shorthand or dictaphont. 4121 \\'esterly Place STATIONF.RY Store In Cd~1 Genentl oUice experience Suite ll5, NB 833-8190 needs saleslady I/time, 5 required. ,......-:;:-;:::;-:-::::;::-:-::::;::-:-::::;::-:-::::;::-:-~I days. Xlnt v.'OrkiJlg conds. ii Elspec'ially f i n e dfentete. !subjoct ton ..rvic. CLERK TYPIST SENIOR Phone Fnmoi..Orr, 67>-1010 C'harge at the Forum) 55 wpm typine. for appointment. Please call 642.5678, ext 333 STOCK CLERKS to ulaim,...,. tick..,.. (N-BID & CONTRACT BUILDING Courey toll free nuntber is CLERK Some exper. prefd work \n ~123).) calculator, 55 wpm typiJli. \\'/cll"Ctronlc components. * * * . INSPECTOR Should know col•• rode. RECEPTION'S EXPORT Apply In penon, T SPECIALIST Computer Autometlon WEEK END ONLY 9 figure aptitude, ~· Under supervision of d~bict 18€51 Von Karman, Irvine A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Real llaht typlJl&. ~~~INrr~'blic =~ STUDENTS year rd. Sal. Estate Sales Office. Apply in per90n. or call: buildings & other district snack bar. Openings at Call ROSS BARTLEIT OONA .LEVERETr structures doing their con-Orange Co. lnrt .Raceway. 846--0641 ' CTI4) 540-«l00, ext. 250 struction, alteration or Over 17. no exp, nee. $2. hr. repair . Reports t o 10 to 20 hni v.·k. Apply &t RESTAURANT Positions. ff I d designated authorities upon Race~ay. ~ll03 App ly in person. After Sept. y 8 n the conformity of con· -Supervil or Mg-.. -- 3rd. bet. 10 & 4. El Torito ·11truction n1aterials & l'NUSUAL oppor . for R<"staurant, 4221 Dolphin La borator1"es v.-orkmanship to aulhorizt>d business df'grecd gr n d OUR business requires an ef· su;cken Way, New po rt · plans &: specifications & to v.·/sonH~ cxpc>r, or presently fi cient girl for shi ppini;: & Bej\C'h, ttatutory or admlnlsl.ralive In nianageniC".nt & setking a (•\ht>t' related duties, salary RESTAURANT office clerk. ·re lfU]ations. Experience: C'hange. Salary to SKiO. Call co n1n1ens w-ate \\'/expcr. Exp pre. Apply in person, Cos~M~.~~~eW"'" Graduation from high 111.'hool Helen i\lason, 5 4 O - 6 O S·S, ~cSl'Ou<i°'i"°o~lcc2~· ~"'~!).~"~'~'~· __ 7 1 630 Lido p-~ ~.. Newp1 ·-A 3 >'ears of ,.. urneym•n 1 :;-; """ ...,, Coastal Personne Agency·, PART lime survey v.u rk Bch.,. , An equal oppcrtun!ty level exper. ln aU phase& of 2790 Harbor Blvd., CM. near your hon1e. Camping RETIREb man? Looking for employer building construction o t =~==,,,--,--,-==:c expcr prefeITed. Call before work? Need part time male/female which I year hlUI been at a TELEPJIONE 1\ns Servt3 ce 10am 642-2732, Can1pers l";!l!l!llif:~l:f:l:f:l:f:;:I foreman level or as a Sv.itchboard opr exper. ·ll Research Institute. dependable warehouse man.Ii general co ntracto r . Shifi. Min. v.•age, $2,25 hr. lite assembly in CM. Call Ucen.ae&: Approval by the 6"-7058 Fashion I & I and ~~~; Jr:s. ~~e~~~ ~ ~*-7-4US4ALESMEN * * Oflice ot Atthirttture &: area, N.B. ear.Mileageallowance.Cal\ construction . State TELLER _ Jennifer, 833-1390. Do you talce "Salesmen Se t • ~~is~~~~ Bnutiful nCW -n10dmt bull. PART time jobs. Ideal for wanted" ads with a grain of ere anes duties. Gorgeous uniforma tum.,t.No stuUents, Inside v."Ork. 4 hrs. salt? Can't aay 1 blame you. late boors OD Fri. Start 1450. ~f·F &: 4 hrs, Sat am. I followed up a few my1elt S.la~y $1090 Mo. Ca11 Sally Hart, ~. 892-2258. In the past. The job seldom Varian Data Mad:hines bu To' $l3S2 Mo. Coutlll >Personnel ~ 2 '" 30 liwd up to the claim in the immediate opmtngl for Sec. 7790 Jlarbor Blvd., CM. P/Time Clerk 1 :.:i<r5: . ad. retarles }Vith excellem *ills Ba • U Fili ng, typing, re lief Do yourself a favor &: ex· & the ability tD ha.nd:l.e a 1.cl pon Ex~'· sv.'itchboard. 8 3 3-0 911 plore this one. U you'd like variety of lli'tua:tlons In a Plut Xln't BeMffh personnel. to make $250 a week im· mature, professional me.n- PART Tll\.fE, full time. ex· mediately, with an eye to ner. If you are ~ for a per not nee. Enquire at much .more In the futUtt. position v.1th a growtna: Stl'a\v Hat Pizza Palace. I'd like to talk to you. II Orange County <."Ompany San Juan. your qualltications match tha1 otters excellent bene- PART Tll\.IE newspaper our requirements, this could fits &:: v."Orking condition1. NB be the career )'OU'\·e been delivery. area * 646-8162 * looking for. Interview appointment 10-4 PASTE-UP artist, full time. PM, weekdays, 586-3182. No exp. necessary. Co. b en e r 1 ts . Apply 1545 SALES Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa , OPPORTUNITY R.E. SALESMAN Ll!ads to management for Pleasf' ApDly Jn Person. Or Contact B. Krtfk• Resu.nm may be subnUtted to Jack Pedenion, 1902 11th St .• llunlington BeaC'h. Ctt 92648, 53&-9331, ext 265. Ap- plication d e a d I i n e , Sep- tember 12tli. Equal ()ppor. EmplO)'t'r Th• Balboa Bay Club Js N(J\\' Accepting ~\pplicatlons For MAIDS & PORTERS For 'Ille Opening ot Our New Guest Units Apply r.tonday thru Friday 9 Ai\l..J:30 P?.1 Secretary MACillNE ~'Ork, lathe & to $600 assembly. Lite manuf. No production. Call 548-5435 or 548-4211. Busy job for ambitious gal. Phone Wed 10AM·2PM You are the wiMer of Ask For Amold TWO FREE TICKETS Investigate the new approach outstanding dynamic young VDM & innovative marketing lady in retall.lng f i n e techniques of THE CAL-~hildrens wear. All phase& V11rlan LERY OF J10MES. You in training program. Call will be glad you did: call ,.11', Reynolds, The Red Dot• Mocltlnes Irvine SERVICE Station Attendent f{rrtg, Beech, .£65 yrs old, ~ days pet' \W!'ek, S2 per hr. to rtArt. Hours 4 p.m. lo 12 midnight. Prefer 90m\' mechanical exper. PhOne -· SERVICE Station needs 1t Ml"Chanic w I e x p • 10 manage station. Must have good ref's.Perman e n t . Union OU, 393 E. J 7th St. CM. Personnel Office 1221 W. Coen Hwy. Newport Be11ch MAID, FOR f\.fOTEL, Laguna Reef Motel 30806 S. Coast H1vy., 979-5222 or 979-5469 to the SHIPSTADS & JOHNSON 963·5611 for anrv.intment. Balloon LTD (TI4) 846-3024 ,.,.... or 846--0583. Licensed or unlicensed we 2722 Michelson Dr. u:i.2400, ext. 336 1vill train. ICE FOUIES Secretarits to $600 Laguna Beach. 499.2005 MERCURY C I . & ha 1. l\lAJD for n1otel, Neat. Se t Slh 1hru 1611 REAL ESTA'l'l: SALES Sales TOY & Gll""'T PARTIES F.qua.t Oppor. Employer lfousc1l'iV!'S demonstrators, SERVICE Statton 'iielp. Full or p/tlme. 990 E. Coast HI\')', Ne\\"J)Ort Beh. TUTOR & typist. Must enjOy clilldttn. Could do IOme typing in your home. Pay not high to start. B Ckock, P.O. box 746, Costa Mesa. 9'2627 orp. p anning pure sngl energetic, Laguna Beach TECH ILLUSTRATORS P · at the 1 "''"t. 6 day wk. 494-ll96 REPRD TYPIST FABULOUS MAINTENANCE JOB SECRETARIES SUCCESS CAREER Ne1v or experienced. Join the \Vorld's largest and faJtesl growing resale orpnlzatlon with a net\\·ork of ovl'.!r 300 offices and become a n1ember of our Millionaire Club. fllu lli-1nU\lon dollar advertising program. Fret' gUarante<!d licensing school. Excellent sales training. \Vhat ts yow-J!cense wort\1 to you? Check our monthly bonus program which means US to you! Please call Virginia Jones 8.35-4811. earn to $2,000 by Dec. l. No delivery -no collection. r·ree Hostess gifts, llC'ed SECRETARIES Cla.i;sifi~ Ad~ . , . , •• 6(2-567'8. lo $585 1 M•!Ur• Man STENOS ' FORUM . J~cgula r Hrs., .J Day \\'k (subjer.1 to $1 service Z Yn-txper v.•/1nduc;try Good starting salary r-."B & .\nahein1 Area c.ilarge at the y.·orun11 A/P Bkkpr car. 523-5484 Gilts 'n Gadgets Ne\vport Beach firm seeks SALESLADY for bakery. s ccretarlC's w/substantial Between 2().j(l yrs. Apply offiee exper. Sh 80 w.p.m, betv.'t!'en 8 am-1 2noon, T y p i ng 70 w .p .m . 543-3031. Z73 E. 11th St., IOOividual& Ma::ied wW. be Costa Me!la, C u p c a k e Relf starling, wlllln& to ac· Bakery. cept l't'Spon&lblllty &:: work The DAILY PILOT Invites You Anl'horage Apts . .>48-1501 Part tin1e Please call 642-5678 e~l 333 l\1anager-Daily 9am·5 pni l\TERCURY P UBLICATIONS to claim YQur ticket$. iNorth _ , I~ S. State College Blvd. Countv toll free nu1nber is A/R Credit & Fast results are 1ust a pbone I Building No. 2 SuUes E & F ~122o 1 Collections $560 call a11>'ay 642-5678. Equal Opportunity Employer ;, * * Som(' similar exper. req'd, Help W1nted, M & F 710 Help W11ntecl, M&F 710 Nurses S1\LESi\IAN & J\-I an ager , n1ale & fem. ;825 & up monthly auarn. tt qualified. No expel'. necess. Mr. Lee, 1213) 770--8543. lndepe:ndently. Areu ot fn. terelt are Publlo Relations, marketing/aalea A legal real estate. Can d ida tea mllll have £OOd public & telephone per90M.llty. Xln't WOl'klng conda 6 benefits. ONLY APPEARANCE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Man agement Trne $550 Consumer Lending For S & L PBX/Recept lo $550 Sharp i,'81, fast pace, fAcctng Cler k $525 IPn~•·oH. invoicing. lite \~'Ping ' Clerk Typi•I $474 i Type 00, good on phone Many Otfler Positions Available Cell: TRISH HOPKINS .Or JERRI WHITTEMORE 411 E. 171h StrMt Suite 224 (At Irvine) Cost• Me1a 642-1470 MEii • WOMEll EXECUTIVES-MANAGERS lOK, lSK, 25K, SOK SALARIES • NEGOTIABLE Are You Unemployed Now,-Are You Seeking A Change -Worried .«:bout Your Age - Tired of Broken Promises -Undecided As To A Proper Course of Action - ARE YOU UNDER PAID? If You Can An1wer The Following Categories In The Affirmative, We'd Like An lnterYl.w With You IF YOUR ANSWERS ARI TRUTHFUL -WE CAN HEL~ YOU A. Do you """' tlrong voc1tio11•I ddv•1? B. Do r11u ht v• 9ood n•fiv1 lnt•lli9tnc•7 C. Do you f11 f 1ufficl1ntly P!'loti ... •ttd t11 •chi•v•1 0. 011 you h•v• th• •bllity te m•k• d•chlo1u1 E. Ar• you r••dv to 11t • r•1li1tic ctr••' obJ•ctiv•? F. If you w1r• c11nvinc•d thtf h•lp wtt •v•ll•bl•, would you •cc•pt U w!tho1.1t d.l.y? YOU SHOULD KNOW e Thi bttt•' l•bt tr• n•f •dv•ttl1•d e Third P••fy prof•11/on1I influ•nc• /1 1eM1flin•1 n1c111••y e .. G.ttin9 th• rithl clo11rt op1n, •t lh1 ri9ht j,.,.,r r1• quir•t t•ch11iqu•! e E1•cutivt po1itl111111 •r• fill•cl tllrough extcutive in• t•rv!twl e Mtn rt1umt "'1illn9, h not • tot•I •nsw•• EXECllTIVE SERVICES, INC. May Have ~· A11wer For Youl S•11d l•1ufl'l1 Or Ct!I Todiv _,,~ NO Cotf mcur1v1 INnlYllW IXICUTIVI SUVICIS INCDRPORA TID ... N.. MAIN IT· -HOMI omcr -SANTA ANA . _, ~ .... ~•futi'y .l~I') l11Ud !119 , 511111 702 - RN,LVN·AIDE ll-7 & other shifts. Top pvt duty pay. lmmed. pey for floor duty, County w Ide Intrvv.'S. Mon-Fri 9-5. Lescoulie Nurses Reg!Atry, 351 Hospital Rd., NB (Lob- by Park Lido Bldg) 642-9955, 540-9954. NURSES· Aid!'s, expcr. pref'd. F/time 7·3:30 shift & 3-11:30 shift. P/tlme 9-1 pm & 5-9:30 pm. Park Lido Health Care, 466 Flagship Rd., i\".B. Sl2-8(}14. REAL ESTATE SALES FREE LICENSE TRAINING Famous Real Estate Llcens- tng Course now available thru Tarbell Rellltors. Free Pio.cement Service. Free Training Prograrn. Earn v.·hlle }'l)U learn. Call Al Sloan C7l4) 8:12-5440. :l lines, 5 ll!IY~ for $.J. Call f()'fay ... M2-~8 SALES CLERK Female 3040, part time, Incl wknds. Some heavy Jiiting req'd. Start im!ned. Apply in person. Grog Shop, Balboe Bey Clult 12'21 \V. ())a.st Hwy., NB S1\LESf11AN. mus! be exper. S2 hr. \\.eekeod& le eves. Ap- ply, 1'.fr. Britches. 600 W. Collst H1vy, N.B. Pl.... R<i>lY By Le<1>er Or Resume To: THE IRVINE CO. 550 Newport Center Dr. Neo,i,•port Beach, Calif. 92663 Equal Oppor. Employer AU NEW 1974 WORLD PREMIERE DON'T LET YOUR FAMILY MISS THIS BEST ICE FOLL1£S EVER !!! OR0£R YOUR TICKETS TOOAY! t! OPENS wm. SEPT. 5 THRO SUN. SEPT. 16 SHIPSTADS & JOHNSON ICI FOlllE.S SEC'YS & BKKPRS 'INTRODUCING AMERICA'S SWEETHEART ffi-)Jr A. STAR GA'ZEK"~ ~!~!~1:~~ JANE,J LYNN P:==..---IBrCUY.l.PDLLAN---.----1 FREE FREE FREE . AalU 1/-, .. ,.,,. 1/-UHA LI• Relnd-'--cy H~•· 2 Your 00111 Adwi#y ..,..,..11• sm. IJ rtt '"" ''l'>"" · J..,-.1, AenrJl111I•1J;• Slon. ocT. u~Mli) SUit 41ff5Wm:erly P1a~ ouw. IN HER PROFESSIONAL DEBUT ~~l·l"-~ Todevelopmes&og•,for Tu•sdoy, ~'~1 ~ • _......., Jiiiiijiiiiiiii · "'~'"::::., :wi~:J;::::~~'°'"''''"' •::.::,.. sf!,:_~~~~ of. FATQTHERFAUBULMOUS ~;iil~l'.'.!!§1Jir I+'' 10 1 ~U 31 In 61 Foe• o'er 11 flee work. Full/pt time, MANCHESTER&PAAIAtE t 2 Acud9 32 ~hod 62 ei.ur,.. ; Aft. hrl &' weekend work -.;; ~AYlO 3SomtthlfW 33Hord 6Jlr1 HOr.:1 OK. Scribeg of ru.. ·~~ ALL IUT1 ft(llERVED PlftF'OftMAHCtSCH~•LI ..... ,..,,..,.., • llO• """ .. ,_,, ~ -·~ 1 n ,.77.79-81 5Should :ss11:.-.:ot\ 6SA111i.ot11r 12·!~18-32 Campus, NptBcb. SUfteD $t2S • $4.2' • $5.:21 • Slll' ~~O'f ~~: ~~~octlcol IAOITTAlM ~· nr Oranp 01:· ~J~Rs::::::::::::·.:::;: 8 rr(lll'I :II In os Oat @! '"'"...,~•· ' flu. · .. · ··· · ···". ·•~oo PM 9 0tfi<14rt 39~ 69W••t'I HOr·'2 SECIJEl'ARY IAT, ......... 2100&l :OOPM 10$11p ..OCan 700ppcit1llOll OfiC. ,, Approx. s Months mo. Of'flCU NOW ONN1 SUN .••.••••• 1\00 ' '1:00 l"M 11 F'oulbl• .. , HO¥I 71 A ""7~ Exp'd .ecretlrial •·mite. of. ., "'' tOIUM. Ptt1ric 1n110 ~~ENS '' •• ,NO ,.t:Aro~:ANC[ ~~~lrlQ !Jr~,_ ~~ ~od<rf n,'.·,~ .... 1co"•• asu1'",•' wo~. MaJisoo '"N• ..... •'pol~ :;:i !•:·~~~.~,~~~ ':':l~L~:t ~~8~;·::::::::.'::: :,•: .. ~.;~ l•lt-nhe ••Mot• 7,s"'i. .. ...,... IMYCO,,llO.O'#AT&WAlDS ' ,, •••.••••• , 1 "' l SS!ow •SPotle<l<'.• 75t"<llcot~ OfC.114\ Ctnter Ori\.~, New port r.rrti , ........ i ...... ll·OO ,.M 16 wm -46 l"'lll'l•klllt 76 8«omts ' ,.._ ''°''' OttCOllMfl 1'0 " MO If) SAT •••••••••• J\00 "1:00 PM 17HoPPl>1 "7TrOWli'• 71Gllod JAtl it \ Beach,._... t&il •1• .. 000 l lT.2• 5UN,,,,,. ,,,1:00 &5:00,M 1aS1tody "''''""" 71You 2· 1·16-206 SF.CI'Y, J)art thnc. Oli::taflo!\, FOR INFORMATION' CALL THE ,ORUM 173-1300 ltThot •9T11 79.i:tornol'lllc •• · I bl "01 >0 A 80 Ao-•N•,UIUI accurnle \)~mg, var a • Win a Pa1·r of n....,ses LtO 21 Motur!ly 51 tn 1 1 CcimrionlOl'I ...... hrs. Laguna, 40.J---Oitil. r-A---'(JJ J1.uru 22w.11 3l-"•PK'• 111111e•tCMlnoly 11.H.-10 SEX:'T'Y., part·Ume Chi F'rt· .. ~--u~.11 2l TIM SJ~ :J ~le. lti 11 • dl'l)'; lnmirance 0 t f l c e . ISubied to •1 ... chqe: on each pass used I °'2~77·33-3l ~ ~ ~: n.. J Vou '-1 !7ll>lA4. Airport area. 833-1749 ~'3J0.62 :USoiontrlmri '68.i 16Y(IU -SF.CRETARY/R.eetpt. Good 1't IAILT PILOT ... " ft "'t'· ,_ .............. ,,IM VtllGO· 2TA 57 The '•'HoPJIY mas •'ldll1. Pe-nnol ~pt. u....... • ......... ..,....,., ........... wt ........... H ,.., UG.21 28Mok• 38$tor• 8 w ·· ,._,, ·-ani ~....... ...L._ bt ~wr .• ·-21 " I~-~~~!.-.-I~ ... ~n -llOlp, N,s;._ _ ,... '"'_,.. ,.., •• M1-.u11, • Jt'-....._ t ' ,, ,I I II . , I I .i~-~~~·~t!-~·~·~t~·~··~~"llj ... !l!!!!lllPIH.01Nllm:~l7·l~4li!i54~7l~.·.ZI ........ .• ..: 1•.o..: ... @•Z:::()·J.!.-!_, I ....... ...._.. ........ I ,. ........ Oil i • ... ~ .. ,,. •• .,.., ---,--~~~~~~~~~.,...~~~~~~~~~~N~c~~~~~~~~l~~~l·~~---1;r~a~~~""°~~ll~IN~·~,~-·~·~.....,:-:-:1a:"""::"":::•:'~~:,..::•:•~:"':::·:••:L:T:":'°':::....._:::::::::::::~ ' ----• • . call • .., ...,...,.., -: ' "f I . ' ~ .. ·-. ' , --~. -\ O'-ILY PILO r %1 Mondq, Stpt.tmbtr l , 1973 DAILY PILOT .f3 [ • eh;aa1 l[JJ) !.___•._,·__.I~ I ·, · · ~ liiiiil ·--, • ~ 1==-·=-,.~~l!i~'~I ~..er.=..~~,~~~ I ~ l~.:.-1 -.._~lliJ::1 Help Wontecl, M&F 710 Help Wonted, M & P 710 Appll•-I02 Oar ... Solo 112 MIKO!lo-111 3 LI,_, 2 n-, Q.• llooll, Genorol 900 Booll, s.n 909 Cy<I .. , Ilk• WAITRESSES • 21 yn or '5.5 VET Parta. 371 en&' ./I 26 loot CLIPPER 1913, Scooters 925 TY..e... older no ex p er I en c e 1'"'REIGlfT D&mq:e Sale, MOVING -100'1 ot ltema. -~· a. -·'" -·· Uke' BLACK Lalndor. Female, 5 16' OPr.Jll Bow, 2*1 Qlev. ll'Biler, ns hp-0/B, halch, ·---------1 rN• nct.'C&Mry, just a lot of wuhers, dryen, relr1gs, Walher, deyer, lawnnltlW· ........ """ ~ ..... •--· nKmthl old. Jlou3ebroken. Bttkley Jet. fiahlski 50 pop top sleeps 5 MltSI: •ll • BICYC"....£ SPEX:1ALS * Jmmedlate lona; term lem· porary Ultgmnent. Sharp airl, independent warker. E n i lneertna background helpful. • Office • Overload 3723 Birch ,SI., N.8. 557..oo61 TYPIST/Proof Re ad er P/tlme. Good 1pe l llng euentlal. Apply In penon, Penl\)'Rwr, 1$45 Newport Blvd., C.M. TYPIST w/bitkpn1 baclcaround. Pref. sh, not ~d. Perm. tun time. Public Accountants OU1C4" 53&-2617, 536-o'!m. Underwriter Tr•lnH AAA Firm otters outstanding oppor. for college gtlld. v.· I b u s iness aceounling dearee. Some succegsful l'X· per. a plus. Salfll"Y to $825. Call Helen Mnaon, 541)..f,()55, Coa.stnl Pent0Mel _Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd., CM. URGENTLY NEEDED Assembly ...... Trainees 18 Or Over Interim Penonn•I Service 17511 lrvlno Blvd. #115 Tu1tln 13'-5460 Equal Oppor. Employer WAITR,ESSES- Day•. Part or Full Time. Apply In Penon 2 IO 5, Mon thru Fri. CARL'S JR. 3l01 Newport mvd. ' Newport Beach WAITRESS -dining room. Houewlle needed to work 15 hl'I per wk . No ex- perience nee. $2.25 hr. Santa -Ooomtry Club, ... ln-wrvn call scs--1161. enthualum. Comp I et e new warn.nzy. Re b It en, ~ tooll, ll' J :Wi-4.m M~~9'-.[#.,g whh. Needt ~ )'Ud. ~ mph. New Ira whl traUer. m&ke OttM'. Pr"W:1.tc party'. New 10 sp fnxn , .••••. $59..lfl tralnhie In atore. ·644-2601 w a• her 1 /dryeni from boat, pine pona tbl, sPot'tkW COOD hOme for large mixed Wff, 673-&4n or 646-3213. M()4l843 Used 10 •P b'ctn ••.•••• $25.00 210 Newport <:enter Dr., $39.93, Belch CUy Ap. ~'--~-londa mtnlblke. lD M}ac........ dog. WW tnclude Qbedlenoe WANTED 4 man Wl.atable OF.SPERATE' M t Id! Bikll cl~ ·1········$4.SI N.B. r1.ance, 3623 W. Warner, 1pd Dis.a, dble bed wlhme. Winfred l20 trainlnc. 6~ ntt. 3hp outboard. Call Xlnt 16 ft ~ Sloop. Beach Bicycle 806 E. Bal* \VE are looking for wo1nen A. Cl Bick E. of 1-larbor) dlnlnr nn suite, llt'WtM CHILDJU:NS play h 0 u 1 e SML German Shepherd 10 551-9308 Complete ~ / t r a t J e r : Blvd .• Balboa. &75'-T.152 10 -Aurk part tlme tn our CO PPERTONE wtµrtpool Bi & ~ h In e • Cir 2112 wanted, pJeue p h 0 n e , mo A whtte rat>blt to gd. Botts, M•lnt./ ~. SCHWINN heavy ducy l*'Ct newa bureau mll.Jllng dept electric dryer, 2 yrs. old ~~n • H · B • 5U-887-t home 60-0&55 Servlc• 902 BEAUT Jli.lint cond 26• Ex· blke in very eood CODd. as required. C11ill Marty, $$5. \VhJrloool ro.11 d~r $35. M•-lcol. In-Ii l22 calibar·. Slps 4 ractk,, head, 6 ~~..!1 ~. ne~95pes:_.~ ~5243 CommunJcaUon J\faytag washer $45. Gua.r. & GA.RAGE ~~ 968-Sln .... EXPER. ch main ,,_.~ ,..,_ .,., w1~ RelOUrcet, Cc.ta Mna. tree delivery. 546-8672 ar Furniture _ an kinds, cloth. -"r : painting ya ~h~~ ~13gtB, Spin & ear · rack, thia one b S:..95 with WHO WANTS 1t> WORK? 847-8115. inc. campfna'., pie t ure•' BOGEN~~-amp. 60&kw&tt, ............. gene.ral' work . SatWaction . nck, 893-&160 afL 6PM ar DRIVE A CAB! Rent W•ahen/D--r1 odd•&: ends. 21381 Pinetree UH ll'f rNlllS or ape en:. . guaranteed. $4 per hr. Call ·-·11 s11-1·-~. 910 Sat-Sun. •r• Ln., ~&:Hamilton) An:yohms$100.crwilltrade 645-13a) .._.. ' ,. ... ---. 1'·10°"'"'T;;oRIUMP~=~H~~650.~~lm--I CHOOSE your houn, ·work "''$2. Wk. Full malnt. HB tor oom:pan.ble e1ectl1caJ • , i...1. 2100 tor )'OUl'leU, be )'OW' own * 639-1202 * · ... ruttar er baa 847.fm. Ptts, Gener1I 850 Bolh/Mlrlne * * * ma~te chopJler., bou. ?.fen or women. Can 10 CUBIC foot re---rator u _, __ ... _._. -E 904 Tom Barrett rnllH. Show pfece. Att 5 be dl&htly handtcapped. $46. Mour l u..;:1d bef .,__....... I 814 THE Guitar Repair Shop. A A'M'ENTION PETS! quip. 703 J•amtn. pm. 557-3651 . Neat~ A~ .1~ Oomplete Instrument Home away from bome, C ~,1 u . ·n BULTACO 250 Punallg. 'vts, retired. Ap 25 to 10: 9am il a.ft S:30pm, l47-G71 c;RY7~~ ~PlSUi~ Rest.~•~-51!.St .. ni.Ar Bullt Just tor you! ~~T,'::r Ji>~ b.p. ArTow -or'ONI --':.. Complet.ely rebuilt. Very Supplement ycur ·income'. LADY Kenmore elec. dryer, • ,.,..,.,.,,, ~~ • .., ........ .,._._11. _.v:iu • Boudlna/sroomlnc 548-2848 675-4J.f1 You are the wtnntt..,.. fast. Xhrt cond. Many 173 Drive a csb 6 bn or more• ;:sf 3348 new. Xlnt con d . -· -15-673-tm SMto. Luthler Cots 152 12 TWO FREE stock parts. '61<J, 615-«Zl5 day. A-"!u """'°"' -. PATIO f\lnL, -•pad. SMALL SUNN bola amp, PumV2,LTC\ooeBalou't "S1'95Bilge T'CKm Yellow ci'b ·0:i., MR E. 16th WASHER * DRYER ~ tatie ts, taiw $2, 9 very re 1 i ab I e . Very PERSIAN Ki~ Cl'A l'ft'., r-· • "· ea. " Motor Homes St., Colta Mesa. Port.Ible ~ viJ't)'! Clllidona $8. m-1m reuonable. 561TtS Aft 4 beaatiful kl1I hair, wry best * 543-()35.1' * t0 the S.le/Rtlftt 940 WIRE Wrap ~tors. Semi ~ each * 646-6148 PP.f ~ $50 A up, Boih, Po_.r 906 SH~AOS & JOt-IN.9.'.>N l--....;.,------1 ~~~""tn.."."'GOOl!des= ~~,'.(~TO~~~~~ Jewelry 115 ~••1 Furniture/ * 892-'970 * FANTASTIC BUY ICE FOLLIES Do~ld $1...0:1on & ben•lit1, C.M., N.B. Hunyl e "ENEROUS • qup. 124 ~1 854 A inrr .• ~~~·DAYCRUIS-455 E . 20th St. area/&15-2024. COPPERTONE Hot pol n t. g EXEC 1wvl chn $15125 Sec e PUPPY WORLD e ~i!UVf ~~~et c~~~ Sept. 5th thru 16th Cost• Mete WOMAN 40-55, 6-8 hrs from ~. , xlnt concl. $85. REWARD chl"!I $8/24 Delks $20/90 ENGLISH Bull mix. + full ltern ,..1, 30 .... 1. at the You are the w'l.mcr of 3, 30pm. Give & toke onlers 963-2582. e e Pi•""' 867 W 19 CM 642-3408 Chihuahuu, A m e r I can •-FABULOUS TWO FREE & In fo on phone. NO u.les. VITA-Sphore juicer, o'"'"'inal ROYAL Electric E 1 i t e Eakimo (Spibl, Plt Bull& cap., complete navi&. equip. S 1165 hr 'J'raj 1-riod ... G ~~ Bull T . Including compe.1s. tvro FORUM ne-t. . • n .. ,. pen~~ 'cost $120. Hardly used. Will For relum . or any tn· Typewrlter, xlnt $1 5 0 . reyuu.,..11.1, emer. bilge pumJ)I, bilge blower, ft~l411 Nr Hoag Hosp. 646-4071 ae.11 for"""' IWO-lll6. ·-·t''n lead~ .A _ .. _ 673-8179 T6Ct!p Poodles I ta I tan ( b I loa 'Op -. ...... _ w .., ............. G yhound Bull' ...... · horn, spare 17V battery + su lttf. to 1 aervtce m· m. NORGE WASHER of a &Old four ea.f clover Pl•nos/Or9enl 126 reka:ooo. ' , .. mer, fuU boat cover, four scoop charge. at the Forum) YlOMAN/ful~tune 'a I e s EXCEU.ENT CX>NDmoN pin, approx. 2 inches in -?tWsfi°StJOO ~ x ~ bait tank/heevy duty trailei-. Pleue call ~. ext 333 clerk, pref wtth dnllltore It $75 * m-.mT diameter, with j ewe I e d * * * Breed& OPEN Ev ES Aakinc SD» oc b.t otter. to claim your ticket!:. <North .. "" SHl'PSTADS & JOHNSON ICE FOUIS oo•metle exper, 49&-9191 .........,. In comer: also, T. Cony BIWY ~---. ,~ old'. ANeanN,UASU-!i9!0L Ml,D SUMMER = .. f'1 *rr.. mun* ber It ~~'/!g'J~ ": ~ _!ulltl'!!f -•lo ~ :~ ~ ~~0~",. ~"=l: 314 DI•-:. -~ ---Se!>'-5: ::' - Sch ... children 841H316 • Surpluo .lulhlhtti Insenbed In ocrip~ FLA. lllllloo 111 Top ol the Lim. Executt.. FAIULOUS M.~Fri aft 7 Sat A SUn all MATERIAL . 1000'1 or Nl:w Tbete are deeply treasured You .,.. the wtnnt'r of de&ks: &: cba1n. 8' foldinl f'I flDlllC£ SALE 1n ~~&11~. to~ ~c1ay~. !!!!!!!!~~i·, 1TE111S1 .-a.'""'""'· P'>· . ~':",,:. ~ TWO FREE ~.~~~ ~;, ~: 11LU1MA orily. '""mo. 56Hmi FORUM wood, lium llleattnc. mold-""' help tt you have TICKm _,, ...,. cha I ro. 30' SLIP tor ...nt, H1m-Cmhi<ct ., $! -!lw. trindoft, etc. any trdonnatlon -S0-3589 reception room p I e c e s • Fantutic savinp on ow . .1n· Harbour area _ _ chafle M: the Fcnml llfl!,.. I BUILDERS SURPLUS Eveo. •·--'-., ,,,. s.=.....i d.,.., ere. s.11 ,......,of...,"""""""""· * 846.-8694 * Pleue o111 ..um, ...i 333 . V U)6 So Mahl a. S.A. 1 SHIPSTADS Ir' JOHNSON approx. «1'1. of cost. Call No ree..s, ottr. refUaed. Mesa to dabn )V.Jr tickets. (Nbrth ~o~t"'M&-~~ Mlocello_,. Ill ICE FOWES ~.!,:;aJ••No =.~~~loots, Speed & Ski 911 ~~-ri'1ree ...-111 AntktWI IOO MOVING Sale -H.arvm gold reat. otter refused. Call ~. * * * * * * -......:.------· 1Co1MrH & 25 cu It. •is Westinghouse Sept, Olh thru !&th 832-9C22 °' 91Hl71!, 16' FBGLS Runabout, tin D. Sudduth 4 Stal' Mini U-SC.AM LETS lf!ul......... IOI re!rig. w/lce ma k • r · at the tdrl TraJ'-•--tr 227 ~ St -1---'-'="-------1 Almost new. $425". Teak WANTED: Pup out ot my ou w . """"• e-... m .wm • • KODAK U mm ~--heavy oomm.ction bunk FABULOUS Stud. Free SeN!ce. Tiny lift, new top & csm,., Newport a.och Sleeps alx. stove, l8lectr1e butane ttlrlpt'I.... b 11 dlnett~. run be.throorn wttb ll'IOwer, hot • cold WI.tie!' I powered by Dodgt V-8, auto, PS, PB, dual wbeela: (Ser. No. B30BF3V040813). ANSWERS ~-~-•-•-117~ S 1 Toy Poodle, black. ~;>ll)J.5. cover.· Xlnt cond. Ph: You are the w\mer ot Optical oouo.t. M(cropbone. ~ •, """° ,"""'!' •, FORUM . 6'4-669T."'· -""' TWO FREE $200 557-!D ~~ w1;':r. $1~: V~ (subject to· $1 lervice ~~~~J'&: s,;1:· LET us aeU your tralli:rable Pauj)('r -Silky -Usher - Lcdgl'r -SULPHUR Big city ~: "If lthe ,Jr KN \\Uae, cJoodg will haw a SULPHUR linq." / WO'• OF old buftta, an- tique, prlmltlw, past & prHent, . Sale -Sat, Sun il Mon. 1560 So. Cout Hwy., Laguna Beach. ' ANTIQUES ' Set Vlct«lan Balloon bock -1695, Bra.a ecaln clock ceramics gold a1lver w a tches, -- • • Furniture 110 desk w/fllin& dralim' $'75; charge at the Foruml $125. ean: rn41 522-nD. · fiberalau boat. 1-~or fut TICKm Tho -••i. chatea n-.. • result.a call Mesa Boat MOVING-Walnut t r Ip I e ma;svu u rivv. Please call &U-5678, ext 333 Pomer•nlan Pupp1e1 Center, 646-6269 nr ~. . to the drouer, mlmlr, n I g h t din. tbl &: chairs, 35 yrs old to claim )'O\ll' tickets. (North 5-2791 ~~:,:,,::;:..,;=~.;..c~"'° I SHIPSTAOS & JOHNSON stand, dealr, $150. Boole wneave1 ·ao pads, $115; County rou rr.. numb« ;, •r 1T CABIN type llshlnc boat, ICE FDWES shelvet, $30, dbl. hide-a-bed Lawn edCer $3; ~pl J"Ui", 540-lZKl.) Hones 856 rtau over wood. Bl& wheel SZJ5; oriental Ina table. 6x9' P>: S kt tt l epoo l, * * * trJr. Mere Mark 55 en&'· 125--muk 6 fins, 15/Mlac. chllmm Toys. f Organ L REG. An•I• Arab. 6 yr, groy $450. 646-7298. Sept, 5th """ !6tlt never Ultd $30; Miac. Wlie1 Open Sat 9-5, Sun l.S, Mon ·re& ~ Gelding. English pleasure, '25' CUSTOM f i be r Clas• M the clotlllng .. 13 • 13, mucb ~~~I::; ~.\~·~Chi'':: I.Yman-FWC-V8. loaded FABULOUS more. -40' • .,,.L .....-. As L.,. As You Llkll w"'em show mare, Hum ~pt. lmmac. $12,500. FORUM SOUD Btrcb din. rm 1et, 4 ETS Non-players &r: paytn we!· Hmv R.&nch, 28650 Ortep • dn A: china cabtnet tDJ... 9' SCRAM•L come to attend Th~ Hwy, San Juan Capistrano. 50' MAHOGANY d1ap1ace-(9.lbject to $1 .erv1ce couch I: lo9eleat $100. 3 night at 7: JO PM. We want 5 YR. Old thorolred Well ment bull, M.950. . ~ at tt.. Forum> alumlnmn bor _.. $100. NSWERS evetyODe to ,...,. .. ,,.., d . . ---""" -""' 333 All In -•~ ~ -·-A th All "--'-i-manne r e , prospective M-f_.... ......,. -.... __,., e orpn! ma~.... Enalflb show horse, tack BOAT a; TRA.It.ER.. to dallm )'Ctll' UUl-. (N'crlb aft. 5. turnisbf!d. nn &: tack. Will trade tor TT Need. tlnlshlng. Best offer. County tall ft'ee: number b G01D I 1reeD oouch, match-Hftrth. -TriB -Abmr' -Tom Dieterich • ln <.'harze, See at No 42, IRV EllJ. Call 536-6153 5t0-I231.) lnl LS_ bladt naugh. ..... Whmoe -sm: Phone '42-2151 Center. 673--8llJL * · * * ..ta; Club chair A ...c'-: Sim Jn tho meat depart-COAST MUSIC MUST ..u AQHA itud oolt Boots, Ronl/Chorl'r 90l l2' MINI apart, «!HP Men:. Walmlt ~-till;.. W/~ cbatn; ment ol t ~et: Newport Blvd. at Harbor .._, Pa1Jeos Note, also 7 mo !03' LUXURY ..U ,_,. ... Covtrm.18Cli 2yn. old S8'75 $7995.00 BILL BARRY PONTIAC GMC --~ ml E. 'lat - --5111-lOllO e SALkS e • SIRYICI • e llOOALS e EXPLORER l!'lll l:N•:lllN lilAtl• dbl bed w1n.aooero; coffee "Special! This llelk wit Coat Costa Meta "1 1 ...... .. rbl; 548-7840. you only Uilrty-Qle cents • ~\~ C:-~OSK9ss..~ber. ~.P~~=.1~t.e . -====:o;=;;;;;===::i ri=.· =G~-~ ~· BITEFOR." ••LE CHEAP I N~~~~:ci!'a~=n. rnoROtJGHBRED hunter Boots Sell 909 I · 11.1 -~ ~ tbl ~ b lam ~ fw 1 ease. Experienced 1-.~non 24 fl~ ' ._, ... -.' l:Vla:oc • ~ l • pt, AU Item& tn aood. cond. Competetlve prices. ()pell rider preferred. Art II O&.MM"lvc.n. ~ · -• - For 1n od In Woman'• World Coll Mory Beth 642.5671, IOll. ~ =l lamp & mile. 2 twto mattress &: box tPring ~. • SUndays. The bnt 642--3059 spinnaker tear A OB. Great IMMED~~ ~. Y ·"'=''==""==~·-,,--,,.,,1 letB. $3'.) ea; l RCA color deala are always at: REGISTERED %i Arabian "" ... at ·$3000. 6M-03)9 or Alrcr•ft 915 Ex~d·-.. ~·-· ~•..-1 .. DRAWER & mim>r,. 1·9 19" portable TV, 135, W1Dichs Music City ~ ~ ~ drawer drtuer & mirror, 1· partable bar w/2 :stoo1s, 6 Stud colt. Trained. make an · 1969 CESSNA Skyha k 1000 ' 1111 Barry Pontiac antique F'"""-..... ..-.. chest mos old,•=,· 21am,.. IS ea·, South Cout Plaza 51).XJO otter. Abo Westem Nddle, RHODES ll-Ciualc raclna 11 Full 1 T:"-._,_w_:..._ •• , GMC REC CENTER. ~i-a...ai .... ~~ ..,., rv pad le bridle. $E. 963-2137. champion "HANAHUU." · pane· ..-10:•11 a.iuiwu. • :n. cabin'.et~ :!m~ =· ~· Joo~e~ ~ KThf8ALL electronic Gl'PD WHITE )TC. OOUnr for aa.le Top condition. $6500. Ph: Good bird. $9500 64&-7298. XM>O E. ~ifo> Santa Am MEDrrERRANEA!I couch B<lue. lllce new $15; 1 dbl kbd mint oond. llledtr Approx 14 bando. $200 Good 67l--!332. Compen, Sole/Rent 920 HAVE 21, 13 l'lttbaJI tr se.;. New frurtwood cotrtt bedside table SS; 673-3$01. with trquols inlay. $* w/childrerl. 545-2502 12' KORAI..U!: S •I I bo at ho 1 T Dodat - 7334 itble, end tables Sl.50. 2 MOVING -100'• of Items. ~~7take aver pmta. LIYfftock 151 Sloop, ~ ~; ''Cmlper ComlJon 11ttlrU:er WUT, 1«l0 ml. --ceramic Iampa $15.. each W a II her • ·~J.i UprL.l.a Grand PiaM A bOme •way frOm lane tor = :.ch. a n e • "13 Saae ~ch.8 foot camper '!~a~~~ :'1: e ~ trdy o • , ·~~ l:Of--w-•-!::. n _i;•;.: bc.t. ..i-"W"''tc-51Kl )'oiir horie. 'ILC "lfven. HOBIE 16 19'72 white dry Bleeper W)tb portholes &: ~3'11S/511Hfk1l. • ~ ,_.,~ ~ a-• Board )Qlr bonel at a.a &,11 $l300' J u raised roof mounted (IQ a '731='-~""'~"-"'~-,=--= I Louver-., ~ for den. -tbl, ... ding l"Ods. Sportl .. Geocls U0 llablel Oeon -~Im """"° y. • . e GMC LWB Pickup 360 V-8 DALE'1 llolor llome -'3T' bt&b. 16 .. wide, Jl.75. Honda mini.bib, 10 apd aood tfed. ~r;-& Simond& days 5-l.5-5221 Nitea PIS P/B. Sierra cab with New 23--35' A M!nl'a ~1U bikel, dblt: bed w/tnune, GOl5' Cart. 00. etect. Th! tnill. Watml Shop, LAKE 642-42'13 carPeta A vinyl 1e1.t PlJle• Free mUetp A bwuoe KING .... ~· till Jn dining nn tulle, sewing "'"'-5 mo. old. IUOO -· FOREST SADDLE o.tJB 18' Y Fiyor Slilboat and cbrome grill WSW ~.l 9 till 9. , _...,new,' mach ine. %1122 All e'!'ttru. S1ZO firm. ....ow.~ TrabucoRd, FlToro'. traDer. Planlna. hull. Xlnt 2tonesreen'a:wblie·::::,'i::'l::..:=.;:=-___ _:::::;: pkg, extra Cnn, complete at BiJ:llbampton Or, H · B · 837-91.M) ::'"'" .-... coo::L (213) m-5228 (Ser. No, 509941>·. _..., .. Trelten, Trove! $150, ....,,, $350. UtuUly -N•~•V> -.. !5l0>139l. ........__ rv. Rod1o, "'"'· _, ....,., 11 .... 11ab••. 12' SAIL bo&•c,<:'!"" con-$3995 full Price ·1• ZENm1. older s.c. 8' DAVENPORT, w h I te S•eo U6 riding trail LAKE FOR.ESI' dlUan Cover, rnu11.1 trailer, ll good 1nsul N na-xlm con<Ution. WHh This Ad SADDLE CLUB, 252o1 $350. Call 6~. BILL BARRY To e~ ~ u-= $85. c.u MM599. Duncan Phyfe dropleat' tablt RCA, Zenith, Sy I v a n I a ; Trabuco Rd., El Toro. s· SAIL boat, fully equipped PONTIAC ~ ' 4 ' $6. Old wooden rocker =· Largeat IC!:lect:ion c O I O r , 837--0701 t 11tll $1 T5 GMC MOfor H Center * OOUCH A L£>VESEAT * 7 drawa" desk w/chair $t5. black i: white TV &: 1tereo1 mu& ' • ome 14' HOUSE Cllmp trailer lll"Vef' wed, both for $155. 9 drawer dre98er w/mim:lr in So. Callf. Priced leM * 8'13-3.159 * 3XKl E. bt StJ'eoe! $385. Call 54&-7482 o; UMlally'home. 988-7010 $45. Miac, USED ~SABLES, than the diaoountlen w/3 )'l' HOBIE 16 Full race many Santa Ana 5.58-lOOO 646-2022 SIMMONS hlde-&·bed, nu 2560 Newport Blvd., Costa plctur'\I! tube, 1 yr parts A; ........... 1( ... 11) extru.Nearnewcoiid.Jirn. '12FORDF3501 ton truck, ~-------M7-r fabric Blue .t: r r een Mesa Tues thn1 S..t. service. Mott '74 modeQ In .... __... 1'. TI4/67'5-689l. w/lllii' Ro l l-.-Jona Tr•llen, Utfl!!Y . Hercu1on $97.50. 6G-81TI. ~ stcloclc. ~7J....'1Mde90 -•~·priced! to 11' SUNFU)WER Sail boat =·lo tuIJ !'1~ ...... ~ CUSTOM built cam p b\ 1 'IWO tuft«1 velvet. ear ......... , .,..., or mm ad concl $175 or belt ottr., 962-1562 wkml: • _....~. Udlity trailer, w/lrl t.nt. · "' --.. = * AUCTION * ~36 ~ .,.eo'~o"i'i 11oo11, o.nenl 900 '°'°"" CAMPER SllEU. Cab ..,.. ooto. m1oc. 1nc1. Sl'IS. · likenew.~-."'"'2552. FtDe l'Uftdt:Wt Brookhurat, Hwrtbclou CLASSIC Rbodel 3.1 ~ HeJgh:t 8:xS. $7S. Good con-;'*-;;;;;1;"336i;;;;;;;:-p,;;:;;jiiil YNG. strl'1 BR. .... ad-mal• A~ ~:10 !,m. Beadl, 961-3329 or .,.._, ~ DacronL $11'JO, dltion. Call 1113-2957 Auto s.r-, Ports Mf :::.: ~~~. W'rncly'• Auction lllm \ sum-Spoclol * ALL BOA ms MERCURY ..... 18' w/trlr, Cyd ... Bin., '62 J!:EP ....... 4 cyllndor, DINING Sal Swedhb -Newport. Oil&• 1111 -~li..21i:,tc"".,25.,T'!'!!_ AnDITION! =:.!""'-'· ~. ~."'· 5-ten 925 :T."°-~ 6poru30 ~ Import. I chaJnr, $18$: lltlllnd 'l'OaY• -Mat1. .. , .,_,, Buie Boating c.ane -., -· .. ~, ~· ~·er ' · f'ri&l<lalnl2"115;.5Cla<O. BUY-Doritoe.•-*~~~ tn 26' LUDERS-te, racinr~ '13 Tiror. 150••:.rA.Sl'BACK'-"'P,lllOJ'lat. I SINGLE beda. Blue/...... mwrle. The ~ hlrJ by IUco'o TeJe.1llon Servi.. oeanwmup ol boat handling Sloop, Salli, bull 6 rtplno M5:0361 ~· cunom -• -p-P,96, In -ll!rm.n,. -North Center by In xlnt cond. -tm Cl-<50 $40 ... :Mil-7813 ~call~ = 1 Bick s. of llalttt HI -Ht. Beach= Squadron 'SUNnSH 14. nbfr11.... oond. $550, Honda, n .. , ________ 11( FR.ENO{ Prov. aofa/chllr, ment ~ ~ p open 9-5 (I days) September llth at 7 pm dacron aail, newr ul!d. Call 91MUO xtnt cond. Gold ""'""" $325 0 Booe "' lrYlne c&ni s TE RE o s and · Qosd at otter 5 pm ~ 1913 HONDA SL 350 ONLY II~ I or be9t ofter. 98S-lOU. · &M-83G • systems. CBu;yen beware!) Marina Hiah School a; RHODES 19 w/tn.Ller all 1500 MILES $700 ._.,... " SIMMONS hlde-9 ~ IOfa ESTATE Sale· Quality An Don't pay too much for a Ft. Valley Hich School xlnt, Prlv. party, $1515 sro1*~'*-~1~'97~*itt.bl(;:l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim~~ 'i)ulck·Sew Trio Cozy CNChet! Cla~~:~~~=rloo~ io th~ :1~ ~~ CM-Uquet . &: O~jecta o•Ari =m stereo~. W~= A sreat opportunll)t for 64~1~E~~5 10,sP,.DSchRawwtnnlelghlOS~blcy-Qd T--~ 9053 "l8 Sca.llopt outline l&ey shell G •• 1 Byzantine Icons, Hawkea bnndt. Cheek on our price• all boatfn& tnthusiuta ,.,, • c e s~. ,.._.. ..cri" .. -rrt" t tltchts -dtit pretty, 1r91• -• 112 crystal, ChinQe teakwood before YoU . bey. A J I * 499.1847 * cond. 642-5094. ---------1 f_. lll"'-iwt lllM~.... feminine jacket lops pant&, * * * chain, aterl11w .. !!1~· oil merchandt.e I• ruara.nteed, Ihlonnatlon <n4) 968--0494 HOBIE 14 '5T ARIEL MKil 11q. 4 rebuilt DODGE Cabover 2 T. HO 12' "'f 1 ~111"';'~101:~f ~r=~ P•ul1~ S1ncha --~~~-much &Z· P1¥Jttentt. 193--0001 Good cond Im 673-T.J?5 ~~~much chrome $995, $~~ ~e ~;:19!·r ~ 8!:: ~~u·:~ th1f.~~bur;.~~~~ PIUCl'l) 73S4: 11Mii l0~2l)'lncl. 30734· C•IJ. Chueu •72 WHIRLPOOL refrlg, 3 yr ·n-HONDA CM0 Mini 'l'raU 548-7482 or M&-2022 pantault or drelR w1th a gt;VENTY·l"l \'11: CENTB S.n Ju•n C•plttr.,. guam. top freezer, 100 lb Xlnt cond. under 600 ml '72 FORD Ranchero, au~ ~-tu! lenctt't look to tt. tor each 111ttern ... add lor25 You llft tho whft'l' o1 cap, $350. Color P')l'table S,.., MR G Al "·E"m>'tr'll "'-. $185. 962-1163. air, pl•, p/b, vin11 too. atr PUil:;,,, panla have elutlc cen" lo< Hd> Pllllm ~ TWO FltlE TV, 21" •ltlmtt $300. .,._~~ "T •· .ra.IU .&'-'1' '72 HONDA ohockl. •Int cond. 4n-:l430 waJaL Air Mail IJld Spacial Ha•M• nc-Brown leatller otudlo coach -~ <ll 3!!0.;,.4,3' 3 • 185<>, , Vons Printed Pattem 9053 ' Ing; .,._ third-duo 1\,.1., --All·U.-.MI-. ~"!,• M T-o.ffJriM,-M ·-UJJIU~ _ Ill·-· Sl3ea 1. IO. U, 14. u. deU""ry wtll ~end-.. .. ... DAVENPGR.T, I' _,_ 2 ..... A-·-.. ,.._ ..... -·' "F ~ -kt er .--.. -. ""' oc/ 22 1970 HUSKY 2IO dirt bike, .. U.Sloal2(-3'l Alwo;e ___ .:._,..nvc llllPSTICE.ApSFOUIES6JOll!l80H -oecc&1lonal ,~,.., TodMlopn ___ .....,, .,~-.. x11-• M"-s 111 yuda 4"lcll bric. ~ 1115. ~ ~-IJld 2 .---... ·-•uto......,. ~ ~ :U. ~ 6~M. ~· rce bmt. tur bad, -- lorllllt-ltrit->·llYIG _ ~ ~~.ia. Old Chllw chairs, apt. ,,_.,.'l3UI pm 1"!~.7.odloc31~~· ,,..,. ~-~ _ I" ,,,_, buclclt -4 AJilff'll. -... Hon Ni York. NY only. -o>Y&IU.n.t.-. u:ten.__ •. tape wit tpeall:era, ...a.,. -...... tor o~ 1::"" I . I "'1t-5tht!Wl91h "DD •~y~·-·•c" .. 3210 .. ,.... Vay ........ Priced to ..u. -~ ... ~ V-1, lullJ ... 11111 Ui4 Spoclal Handt-1oou. """'_.... -• 111o mu<ia~ • :.-H!l:I!.. ::::::..""' Call -· ;t<d .. ~ ....... lnr. -w111""' ~~-11p,N•~o···.!::!!'• -..,;, FABULOUS SpocW Miil Pardl&le •Nii ,._,,. ...... • .,., HONDA 7IO M..ing, wide llJ8. cs.r. No.cm5l. ---to ~..!:, ~ -$2.Cll-ST.I0 -\11111co '= ~i::.,_ ~=... mmt..UI 1.111111:08 -... -Qoc,_ -.... . PORUM WO I!:. I!:"=, SA. lli!.llllO ..... _ .... * -olkrl 615-11111 * fW- --!bl DAILY -... --I~' 39v..-.. .,70 ..,. •&•ltY P11DI' Id. Pai.. Dafl, w lln=• .,._ lltlbjaottoSl-llll&'llS PM--12-i••-401"o\' """' '13 SUZUK1 TSIOO, onty m. BILL -:m Wei. 1iU> Jll., -Biiie, ·--P*~ -ot !bl """"'' H. Loot ...... fut-mony 1 °"""'""' •I i..t 71,,. rol, """' rm nu. 182& or bit PONTIAC 'York. N.Y. U0U. Prfnl lenta. $1& Pleui! ~ MMITI. at 33S ttera DIM!" worn. "45(), 2WfldMI • .QO..a:i&e '2You (2U) 691..a881 CMC ~1ot01· Home Ct111Mr 11..-&1111191• with w - - , toc1olm,..r-(M>c1h "-f73.lm "' "'= ~l~ BOYS 24" Dlgll!lh bicyde, I :lllOO E. lat -~_!!"I llld tftl.B Lwn "" plctuns! Pat· Ooumy tGil llM itumbar It lll'OR.AGE lilt, loclojd yud. ,j:::;,... .~ .... , l?~!!"">' "*"· Like new. $!5 . San1* Ana - ,..,_ toml. SJM. IM0-!2'l0.J Boala lrl"" etc. 11.50 mo jj''''" "'1-;;~;.,,. -T . '13 FORD Van !illlll ml, -&.. ~ chJ:'~ ()unapilll ....... Gtft ... * * * Ncm Neoa. Inc., 53f-3374. . u~~~ ~~.,,. ",.!.. .... ., . '73 '™' HONIJA, 9,000 mi. whla, new turftr ...... tn !Wm -llrom '"" -mon -JOO rifts c MOVING -· "Ill • ..., PICASSO DAU arRER ......... "'-"' P"1'f cond. $1375/or bett Of· ...... ~ P.vt ""117. (JUI Ca·-I ... AQ $1.00. lllrnltun, appl, clothl1>1, 00 ·~"" ="-'-Pl'Y "-• '°""""' .,_ -·•-• 1 ... -"°""~ 58)-2246 ~ o.m,Pltl &fPmt BMll: • kllcheD trlft Stt, SUtJ, wmUS. • l'V'f"• -• 11i~. :!ilYIKl"ia 11.,_,,. _.,_,. 1 ~:.;::;,.,,..-=---=---=I lmf0nl7110tt. 1100 , Mon.,. iiidar Nswport· lllUSl'SEILll3$-SllS ,......,. """" fil!!L-~·· ·nTR.WMPH&CC ooroRD~~V111olllilt INIWfr SEWING BOOK ,.· ~ .. ..,..., , IOc. -', '70-115 ai -. iii6 ml, ''111 l::.t;. ~):' .. i;;--,.,,. X!nt :t:· Low = cond. l ~&" a· todq, --·"*· -.. JI--.., . OAMGE Ille. Hoooehold One! GT. '62 Olds II, mu!• :w.ri .,....., .. ~ ~.. '$700 Or Oller ~ 1.~~'o.~ ~-,,JI,_. =·~=~~Bes· 9~~r.dlli.... .ir n~ if=· :r:-·r:i~~:t~~·:r=~::;~·- --"' ....,,_ Qrrll -I • hi ~~to-~-~~ -$15. ~.. ::=.. '°-...... '70 HONDA CB 350. P«feot .. OlllV V~. • i:ilO .. ,..,., °""-· IOc. ')'OU.... • .o.~· '°'·~ 6\-~"" .. ~ /1 -~ ··-p 'P --.11r·1or JOQl -r. "'*1'• tJmc • Unc DollY I OI LARGE TENT SIO'x15 1511 121-W-.,;---· w -~ ~ ' • --• ---* Sttw •. ICMll~ Ply. J!3!0..CaD - 0 " ,, -' • • •• I " ' - Tursday, Septrmbtr 4, 1973 -· / 28 DAILY PllOl Autot, lmportea 970Autot, fmpor1'1'<1 9 0 l DOT DATSUN l ~•n:'"''~~~ulo:.:.: I !§J I'---_ ... _ .. __,!§] '--I ._ ..... _~-_,!§] liiiir .iiiii ........... ]§] [ l§l Gn YOUI flEI DAnUN SAS CAN WITH O .. ONSnATION 1101 "SERYllJ.E" ,.._ YMr Senlce ""4 ,, ... DOTS TOPI! 910 ............... i, ............ •9•7•0 -A=ut~o~··~l~m~po=rt~ed"--~-97_0fA:uto:::::•~·~'m~po::.:;;..rt~od~~9-7_o1 CAPRI Autos, Imported -MAZDA 961 Autos, Imported I "Sportsman" TOP f .-:Jt·"rs l, 11talnl••ss 11lt'1'I DOLLAR I kH1·h£'n sink. 2 b11n1l'r PAID 1·;1ui.:1•, iC'c•hcJ\, stnrag<' Hr<'n. pll•111y nf :-.ll>cpin~ s pa.Ct.'. IMMEDIATELY .'l1din~ windo1\' -:r.l() \'-11. FOR ALL 111:1g 11hcels. and t1f)(!cb1I p:1\i11. ;,1110., P/sll'l'rUl:,: FOREIGN 1~111•·1· lwulH·s. (ScJ' Nu. c(:\'2j:1u 13.~111 i CARS $4995.00 WE ARE IN BIL~ BARRY DESPERATE NEED , PONTIAC __ OF .GOOD, _CLEAN t.;,,fC :\loto1· llnnu.' Cl·nt•·r FOREIGN CARS I ~·~ E. 1<1 Slr<'el TOP DOLLAR-PAID ~uua i\na 55.11-1000 FOR OR NOT ! i----Call-ur f'OID!! in to IM.'fl us. Autos Wanted 968 1 TOP CASH AUDI '70 AUDI IDOLS 4-DR. Gray 111th gruy clolli intf'rior, <I SfX-'l'<I. l'Ndlo. (iV-!B:\'T{), $2695 Oick Miller Motors 120 II'. \l'arner, S.,\. 5.~7-21302 ____ I BMW ~ NOW OWN THE FABULOUS 1973 CAPRI Spor! ('O U!JC' d1'l'.O!', body side 111ouldings, reclining frunl s('111s, conto111· rcar !leals. 4 SPC<'d 1ransniission. J>011·er front disc brakes, style stff'l 11·hecl!;, but'kcf scat,;, rad ial CREVIER BMW .,, o;o-c~ '"""'" '"«-s.111,!( e &>rvir<' e LcR.~i n,c:: !GAECNB42801 I. 20S I\'. Jst St., S.A. s~i1-::111 OVERSTOCKED! USED BMW'S IMMEDIATE '73BAVARIA !DEMO) DEl.+YERY •12 2002 111 GUSTAFSON '7D 2002 Lincoln-Mercury for 1·ll'an lalc nlodf'I ran '69 2002 IGSOO Bcac/: at \Varner and trucks! '68 1600 I llunlington Beacn NEWPORT IMPORTS Howard Chevrolet l lOI' w_ coa" """·· N.B. '67 2DDDCS CPE 842-8844 * 1213) S92-SS44 ~li1l'1\r1hur and Ja111\.Jorec 642-9405 -· 1 ~ 2002 _ I "Home of th~ Viking" l\'l11•·r>o11 Bruch ORANGE COUNTY'S 1 ~~~"3:c;:·'::::-o'-~'"'---I Autos, lmporled 9701-OLDEST ' CITROEN I\ I•; i'i\ Y TliP DOI.LAH It ~~~~;.'I~~~· :;s~!~~'':f:an. ALFA ROMEO I 0 . !h:•7t~iin~~Ti~~x~y ~~~. src u.~ firs!. ALFA ROMEO Con1plcrcly ILLXUt)' cquippC'd . · B .. \UER BU!CK SAAB 1\nd only J·l.000 n1ilcs. 306- 2!12.1 Hal'llol' Blvd. Buy or Lease SALl::S-SERVICJ-:-L1::AS!i\G CIP. ,,,., .... ;.,i .... s~ 979· "'""' s ~ MUST SEE ' ~.. ~ " .,. Sales. &'tvicf'. Leasing-. llVEHSEA D::·LIV.1-.:RY WE BUY Rc"'aJ' ROY CARVER, inc:. !~PORTED AUTOS BEST PRICES PAID! Oean Lewis Imports 1966 J-farbor. C.i1!. ti-16·9303 ALFA RO:\IEO -SAAB in NE\VPORT z-,.1 E. 17U• St. Cos ta l\·lesa ~&-4·14-1 Bob Mclaren, BMW Inc. Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quail :\('1\·pot1 Beach 833-9300 ENTER 1'tt0l'lt i\tacARTHUR FIAT '72 FIAT 1~4 SPYDER MG * Mazda '73 Rotary>* '69 1,1CC. 6 ~·yl , xln l $66 MONTH 1.._vnd. $1750. 01· offl'r. I :ill l\fONTJts o?F:r.i Lf:Asr: I --~ ',__,a:::".::Ll--=586-='.c"=--'-- 1 \\'Ill at'CC'pl tradc·!ns 12.HJO original n1ilcs. Ai\J / CALL fl.Ill. FRY Sil.2·Gl'66 MGB rfl.I radio" 11\Ul'OOn. CX!{·~·ior, Hunt Bea"h htk 111tcr101", rudial urcs. • V '69 ~GB #~OOG(i. $3177 MAZDA ltdslr. •I speed, '-Ahol/1''~1, rflcJrig ycllO\\' 1\•ilh 'black in- ..vero,~r ""' .,.,, ll__!;____ ··126''..I! ,,,.;,, yri1 11 W ·12 Ma~d~~~a~~~ 9"'nAJ .. OY~·lA,.,., 1!166 1111rhor, c.~·1. &16-9300 6JtG,\l\!. ., ..--lUwn. UlllO hC'<ll{'l', '72 12·1 }~iut Sport coupe. Ex· 52877 ccptional cond. $-WO for cquily, take over pay1uen!s. •n-~~:~~~;,·~-9'~o~:f 1966 JfarOOr. C.l\I. 616-9300 l\l(:B '65-Rtlslr.-J::xc. cone.I. Ni'\\' brakes, clutch, i'Cblt. tr;l!ls. -mg., !'t1ch !ires. 6·11).Sli&I NEW XJ.12 E Type Cpe. + Conv. XJ-6 Great Select.ion Ready For Immediate DellVery ~lll,1rqr11 ,; lllul11J:, "'Oii 1 ..:.-...,;,; ..1.J,. i "~·• . .. ., 1966 Harbol'. C.:\I. &16·9::U1 -- MERCEDES BENZ OPEL '69 Opel GT 50 USED .Sil\'e1· finish 1vi1h red interior. MERCEDES IZRROTII. - ON DISPLAY s2o99 Sharp New car BILL MAXEY ' Trade-ins TOYOTA Coming In Every l?•Y JSS.'\1 BEACH RL. Sl7-85J.5 Ask About Our Un ique HUNTINGTON BEACl-f Used Mercedes Lease * 169 OPEL * Plans KADETTE WAGON House of Imports Root ... ck, rn1110, ,,.h1te-.va11 B p k 111,.s, <XD~l9-12t. 68621\Ianchrster, uena . ar \\'EEKEND SPEClAL ! Dajly Pilot Classified Ads i for Action ••• Call 642-5678 ll\IPOR'rs \\'ANTED Or:'lngc Coun!y's TOP S BUYER BILL l\fAXE'l TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blv ·. ll Ilr r1ch Pb. M7-8555 'Gt ALl'A Romro Sprint. i\'Jint condition. $1200./ best offer. 5.'6-4762 AUSTIN Sal<'.~ . Sl>rvirr -Leasing ~ North Bench Bh·d .. La llahra 171-11 8i9-56U 1!168 BJ\1\V 1600 \\lhil<.'/Btk Jnt. 48,000 1nilcs. $2,000. 67'.{~939 DATSUN WE'RE MOVING BIG ~A\'INGS ON ·w IX>nios 510's Pif'kups 610'~ '71 Jaguar V-12 E Type Coupe B. R. gi·ccn. loaded, local CRr (0627B\V). $6666 un 1he ~£i~~na Fn1 y 5795 ·12 Mercedes HARBOUR YW 350 S_L 1sn1 BEACH nLvo. 842-4-135 Coupr Rclslr., Rartt0, hC'aler, HUl\'TJNG'TON BEACH 20' MOTORHOME Roadliner by Redman J Burner r11noe with o~. IN"'room, furn•ce, 0.0.H. tao, Oodge cn•ssis, \l.j, 1u1om1llc transmission, l)O-r srnrl"'ll, dli.c bra~es. lilt wllfft, dual r~r wl'tffls, e!eclronl<; lgnl-lion, OROER YOURS TOOAYI $5688 $688 Down $74 Mo. wa Is tot•I on. pymt, 51• Is 101111 mo. pyml. tnd. Mlt, license & •II carrvino char~e1 on •PP•, cre1111 tor 120 months, Oelerrea pa~menl prlct S9519.6"0 Ind. t11~ & li<ense. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 10.w . 28' MOTORHOME Roadliner by Redman • Dodge 440 chassis, V.8, aut omatic trans- _,..-' • • • · ' mission , plus f ull fa ctory equipped. IS20- _ -; ... ; .... \ 3003851 ~-Jl\$7988 20' MINI -MOTORHOME Fling by Redman 3110 cv. in. Dod9e V-B en9ine, •ulo. lrdns., 4 bu1n - er r.1n9e. b .. throom, d1uf re1r whe1l1, b1Hery con- verter, power 1te1rin9, power br~~e1 . l F2os.2. 0818) $5688 $688 Down $74 a Mo. 5611 15 !Oi!t dn. PVn'll. S7• 11 1~1111 mo. pyml. Incl. tax, lic"nst & all clt"l"flnq cll~•ll" on llPP•. Crt•ll•I tor UG mon11>s. Peltrrea paymtnl JH'fte ltWl.60 ind. '"'' & license. ANNUAL PElfCENTAGE lfATE 10.w . New '73 DODGE All Star Van Conversion V~. 11<1lom.1!k rran1mis1lcn. t>ubble lop, J llu•n.e r •IOvt', rl!'lrlgtr~tor, bll!ane, dr1pe1, dnd lcHi ol •I0<'1g11! I B21AElXlll2~2) s3799 $388 Down $64 Mo. 'lat Is tot~l down ovm1. \b• l• 10111 mo. pvmt. Incl, IB•, llcen~e, Ind all t l"Vln9 CllBrllfJ on ~ppr, C{e<l•I for 8• mon!hS. Otllt••ell p,1vmtnl price 11 Sll6• lf'CI, 1ax & l>e~,,,~ ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 11.lJ•o I • '68 CHEVY w/8Y2' Globe Cab-Over Ra dio, heater, s leeps 4, 3 horner stove w ith oven, butane, double sink. (Lie. •841ZOKJ •1599 ' 940 1-l:t\·r son1eth1ng you "·ant lo sell? Classifi<'d ads do it \l'l'll -call NO\V &t?-567~. Motor ttome• Sale/Rent '94-0 :Y 4.¢" Close Out Ou Brand New '73 Landau l\fotor Hoines ONLY "2" 25 FOOTERS LEFT OVER $4000 Discount MUST GO THIS WEEK hqr C•••tlt -f•il1 r/Ff/11 "1rl' ohnson&son NE\•rro~r DATSUN s~s Dove Nc1vpor1 B('I\ 833-1300 Open Sunday '71 DATSUN SlO 4 DOOR SEDAN Air C'Ortd .. JJC'W lirf's . 1693-DLTi. \VJ::Eh:END SPECIAL $1395 HARBOUR YW aulon1atic trans.. JlO\l"ef s1et•11ni:;. po1rrr 11·indo11•s, PORSCHE ~lllan1111•; lllut11i:, l1JllJUi ~ 1.111· 1 '!11\l • " ' ... ~, "~ ... . . ~ .. f11L·tory air, Jxo.au1iful but·l ---------1 gundy 1rllh ht-ig<' int<'1ior. 'j7 PORSCJ IF: CoufX', xlnt -I OnlyJ'·,'m.000 s"'1'e'"'m· ,63-10' nETsJ. rond. ltt.•built cngirw>. lllOO MAZDA -1nih•!1i. Sncriri{'(' sa I l"·! ---------a:i2-972S BOB LONGPRE Imports ·"oo"----'P=o-R_s_c_1_1 -E--_G_ood_, MAZDA 1301 Qu;u l nll"l·hanieal l' on d i t l o n . r\i•11'110rt Rf'ttl'h Xtr:il!. SJ:;i-j(), 979-9144 -SERVICE FIRST- F:XCLUS IVE MAZDA LEASE S.':::-~?.llil "i'3 PORSCl!~: 914, gold n1t'l, E\'TER FRO~I .\larAHTJIUR artrr. gimip. i\~lll<~M irte-rro, '71 Mercedes 250 \'Pry e h·a n. a.16=-0--='-""'"=--- "'""-2-1.000 ocrnal mH.... RENAULT Radio. ht•11tC'r, auton1at11·l --------- ls1 S!ret'l a! the '72 RENAULT tra.nsn1is.~ion. fa{'fQry air . Santa Ana }'f'\\·y. ~'OOI E. lst Strcl'l po11·er 8l et>r1i!~D-1 l~auliful l R-l 7 Santa /\na ::::0_7gj\ oo·n,•r i'ar. -..'i ,_.,, ~ J' SI .i spr.•(•11. A~! F'.1.1 radio, poll'M' '72 MAZDA 1m emons \\'inrio11.... radial I j res . 1si11 BEACI1 sLvo. s.i2 . .i.13.j I Imports t.\tCTitH>. HUNTINGTON BEACll RX2 $2795 1973 DATSUNS Rl'<I, •I sp...•L'd, radio. hc111c.r. . 1301 Quail , Dick Miiier Motor1 vinyl lop, radial tires 1;X)6.. J ~C'i\·~r: B('al'ol ALL MODELS FOZi. s.t.-9.100 JM '"·~~~-S.A. $269S F.:<TER FROM MaeAP.Tll UR ----'"'--'=---; IN STOCK Dick Miller Motors ' JIM SLEMONS TOYOTA BARWICK IMPORTS 121.l \\'. \\'arncr. S.A. I IMPORTS :;;;r1~1 ~~:CaC:::!r:!no I ·w ~tAzo~:7:~!ry '''agon, MERCEDES BENZ 493-33':5 or 831-1275 uir, & othC't' e.l(lros. Assu91c AU'tHORl7.EO -il'!_U_sr="c1cnn Gar. · i 2 1 leas<' -30 mo. IQ .ltO-$!)i.TI SALE'S&. SERVICE Datsun. 1200 rng. 1900 nil. I n10. ff interest<'rl, phone Jim Slemons $199. See Dini<' A Line for j31i-t6l.i or ~~18'--2111. 1-IP!IL otht•r goodiC's & pn11s '72 ~1A7.DA P..\'. :::. 1 . .ci11· nil.. li'nports $2021.95 plu.~ !RX ,ir,.. Ii<'. is the Delivered Pr ice for a 11i7 n"".\TSUN p U Ne111 11r('S. • Call 8 17~17A Nc1vport Bl'a~h '73 TOYOTA 6i.~-liR4 niag 11hls, n1u~1 sf'll. SZiOO I 1:111 Quail 2621 HAl'IBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA • M11·5630 rehl! l'llg'.111<'. $750 01' best of-Nffil n "Pad"'.' ?lace an ad! S33·roocl Recreational Vehicles 9S6 Recreational Ve hicles _____ fi'r. 61.i-2642 Cnll 642-:Fid. I E~'TER FR0?!1 MacARTHUR Recreational I Recreational Recreational 956 , Vehicles 956 j Vehicles 956 Vehicles 956 Po~erblTroa1nA~ye New Vehicle Sold! Ava1la e n . •f in' I ~lltt 25,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS Wltlt THI PU•CHASI OF A NEW COACH COROLLA at al>ta1t LeADi& W TOYOTA lfli>G llMrlJJr, ('.'.\!. 6-16-9.";o.'.) (lr(lf'r \'our· Color Today~ '71 TOYOTA 1200 COUPE \\"hHf' litiffif':\\'1 $1599 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA JS&\\ BF.,\Cl I BL. f\.17.Rj.5.) llUNTIN'GTON BEACll WE BUY USED TOYOTAS ALL 1973 MODELS IN STOCK ~ltltrmm; 111 111111~. JOlllll•' ........ iA.11 ' ~"'' .. . ' . . ..... . . '70 TOYOTA COROLLA I Spd, lf>\9BQX ) $1399 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ISAAl BEACH BL 1147-8555 I ll,,,..TING1'0N .BEAC!t * '67 TOYOTA * CORONA 4 DOOlt Auto .• radials fUOG-312) WEEKEND SPF.CIAL $795 HARBOUR YW 18711 Bf.:AOI BLVD 842-4435 llUNT!NCTON' e'EACH 'iO TOYOT1\ Landcrulae~ 1111alion \1'8.,~n. •I whl drive Ale. 37,000mJ. 613~ TRIUMPH ---.._:..:.__\ ' ' 11 1~·~-'~"~'~'~·-~·~2~~~· ~~~~~~~·~~~~~~·~'~•~Pu~m~""~'~·~'~"~-~~~~lllllllll,!!!!"!!"!!"!!"!!"!~~~l ~~~~~~~~~l l~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~"·v~n~0•~1.~5~t~Pl~•n~>~~·~J~,~l ~"~>~~~lill~~~·~r~·~·~·l~LO~T~2ij~ l~I -.,,, .. I~ I ·~ ........ 1§11 .......... l§J I .......... 1§1 1i:.r .-... ........ -..;;l~.;; L ~ ..... I~ I ·~ ....... J§11_-_ ... _-l\~I : ' -..... Autot, Imported . 970 Aut ... Uwd 990 Autos, UMd 990 A"tos. Useo 990 TRIUMPH -C::-A-:--D:':l:-LL'-A-C._.:..;,;l :.:.;;;;,:;_::F::O~R-D _;::,: FO!?D 990 Avtos, UMd 990 AUIOI, Usacl JEEP Autos, UMO 990 Autos, Ustd 990 '68 TRIUMPH E -----MY company juat furnished . TR4 L DORADOS '66 MUSTANG m• ' car "' I MUSI' SELL 14 TO CHOOSE my Im MAVERICK in like • ~ h COUPE" ~"VERTIBLES Conv. VS, automatic trans., new condllion, automalic, .., "f"<="• eater. wvvru. ~v. power 81eerlng, #47347, power steering, 250 cu in 6 Baek ., ochoo$12'7specjal7 , DE VJLLES $995 cyl, with low mil.,, wide tires, sacrifice below blue · 31 TO CHOOSE Jim Slemons book at S2085. or make ot· - 4\a111111 laui& COUPES I fer, 847-.30$. IUwnYOI vg SEDANS J:portsQuaU 70 Torino Station Wagon .,, CONVERTIBLES Radio, heater, automalic Many excellent colors Newport Beach trans., power r;teerlng, fac· 1966 Hlll'bor, C.~1. 646-9303 Choice of interiors S33-9:m tory air. OlOAQJ. 25,000 ac· (Cloth & leath~) ENTER. FROM MacARTituR tual miles. VOLKSWAGEN Fadocy·aln:ondltlonhli-'68 RAN€1!ERO. Blue, tac· $2495 --------IFullpower-Cholceof: tory air, radio, fiberglass *'68 VW FASTBACK* ~'.,"',. ~/FMtrol ""• cargo oovor, Sharp loolclng. Jim Slemons ~.........i .... cu ....,., $1195. 833--0070, 8-Spm I 4 . ~· radio, v:hitewall Trunk opener & more '61 FO I mpOrts tires, light blue (WIF-981). All in immaculate condition RD Ga axy $200 or 1301 Quail WEEKEND SPECIAL Largest telectlon in best ofr. ~7 Newport Beach $ 119 5 Orana:e CounlJI 833-9300 H N bers Cacllllac *'69 LTD CoWltry Squire ENTER FROM MacARntUR ARBOUR vw A!iORIZED DEALER ~·m&. ~· xlnt JEEP 1~1 BEAOt BLVD 84Z4435 2600 HARBOR BL., '62 FORD Station wag, gd ...,,JllitITINGTON B0EACH 540-91 CX>STA MESA • car runa well $195 '65 JEEP WagQileet", reblt eng 1 00 Open Sunday * 646-4063 * & trans. 4 whl drive, clean. '\.'69 VW '72 CADILLAC Sedan de Sell 1.ue Item!' .. 642-5678 a/c, $1350. 545--0122 '71 JEEPSTER 5ZlJIMV $3177 Dm laui& -TOYOTA. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 MAVERICK '72 ?t1AVERICK Pri. ~· 2 D:r. Auto Trails.,· P.S., 250 cu in 6 cyl, low miles, wide tires, ~-or make otter. 847-3096. MERCURY '72 ,MERCURY Marquis 15,000 mi. 4-dr. HT, p/1, p/b, windows & seats, air, vinyl top, perfect cond. 492-2430 • 1968 MERCUlt.i Montego, pis, p/b, air, xlnt o::>nd. Make otter. Call 548-4466 --MUST ANG • • • James Klrchen 2123 Anniversary Lane Newport S.ach Y0t1 a.re the \\'inner or TWO FREE TICKETS to the SHIPSTADS & JOHNSON ICE . FOLLIES ' Sept. 5th thru 16th a1 the FABULOUS FORUM {subject to $11teMce charge at the Forum) Please call 635678, ext 333 to claim your ticket's. {North Collllty toll free number is 540-1220.) * * * Fut results are Just a phOne call away -M~. MUSTANG • 1968 MUSTANG, ·V-8, auto, poY.-er steering & brks. Air/cond. Yellow wtblk in- terior. Runs like new. $1200. 64&-6439 btYm 5 & 7 pm on- ly. 1969 MACH I Mustang, 351 engine, air, has all, priced to sell. 551-3346 OLDSMOBILE Sales .l SP:vi.ce . OLDSMOBI LE " GMC TRUCKS HONDA CARS UNIVERSITY OLDS PINTO '73 PINTO Squire S tat Wagon, R & H, auto, air, mag11, like new, $3200. 979-1797 '72 RUNABOlIT, Stick, lug rack, air, Lo mile~, xlnt cond, $2,400. 541)-'13Q, PLYMOUTH 19n SATELLITE CUstom. Landau top. A/C. P /s, P /b. Lo mi. $2100. Pvt. Pty. -83>-2098 .• ·72 GRAN Coepe metallic gold, vtnyl to~ air. flO"'er, ,\M/Fl\t $3193 ~1074 PONTIAC 1969 • GRAND PRIX s..s Model Gold w/black vinyl interior and top third car '° must sac. Make otter. 553--7552. '68 GTO, auUJ, air, P/S, P /B, vinyl top. Xlnt coad. $1500. 4&l-008l after 6. '68 LD.L\i'JS. Air, e.uto. radials, im1nac. $190/belt ofkr. 64().(1!731833-3447. '70 F1REBIRD Formula 400. trrunac. fact v.·arr thru '15. Best offer takes. 496-2500 '61 PONTIAC Tempest Sta Wgn. ?-.lus1 drive to apprec. $675. Call 6·16-9273 2850 Harbor Blvd. PONl'IAC T ·BIRD Costa Mesa 541).9640 ----------------·I '65 OLDS 9S good cond. fl('1v '65 PONTIAC LeMans, lo T·BIRD '69 Landau Coupe. tires $400. ' ' mileage, x!nt cond. New Full power. Air. 4 3 9 827-5500 or 963-1435 brks & tmt tires. $000/of-ThunderJet. 1 owner. $1695. "Weed it & Reap" fer. 673-5806 675--88U, 644--0183. From treasures to trash '64 PONTIAC GP, air, P /S, 1965 T-BffiD. 2 dr. hardtop. Turn them into cash PtB, auto.,. $400. Pvt. Ply. All power equip. Call CALL Daily Pilot S47·0015 5-15-3001 Kh "\ Ghia V>lle. Must be aold at a artnan sacrifice. Has been lovingly Autos, UMO 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, u.... 090 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, Usacl 990 ADX). IM<."e hu1h thru 16,000 mileii. C'pc, orange,"-~'miles <998-c:are<f .tor by one owner $15 9 can 64&-7227 tor details. BILL MAX~ CAMARO TOYOTA '67 CAMARO 327 ' spd l&Ml Bl<:ACH BL. 847· ~ amffm radio: tac air, n~ HUNTINGTON BEACH 'i.lutcb, good cond. $1200 aft * '69 V.W. BUG * ,962-8108 GREEN .. AM-FM l398FZRI "'"''"'r""'H~E=v""R""o"'LET=~-I WEEKEND SPEX:IAL ~ $1095 '70'-CAMARO HARBOUR YW VB, 3 ....-a. beout!lul aold ln rolor, only, 32,00'.I miles. 187U BEAO! BLVD. 8424435 82J.CPB. HUNTINGTON BEACH Priced To.\, Sel '68 vw Bui· Radio . ....,. .. ., Jim Slemons speakers; good tires, new I ...... ..,.. 1ow mileage, $975. mport.s ' 6M-t687. 13fil Quail '. '68 VW Bug. Rad1o, .rear..acat _Newport Beach speaken, ·good tires, new &13,9300 - battery, low mileage. $975. ENTER FROM MacARTiruR 644-4687 .. ----,64-STiNORAY ·68 VW Bug, w 1969 eng .. 90 Immaculate , ori&inal paint & day gar. on eng., auto. 1tick interior, AM/FM 4 spd Ex- & nu paint $900. aft 4 pm. tremely Joy.• mil'cs ga'.rage 493-2638. kept, 1 owner, ' ·n vw BUI, good cond. Fair- ly low mileage. S200l. 113>-8581. * '65 BUG. $500. Good cond * '86 camper, nu tires. Xlnt NEWPORT IMPORTS . cond. $9$(1. 960-1~1. 3100 W. c.oost Hwy., N.B. vw Camper, '72, Xlnt. $2960 642-MQS ' ·n vw 7 pass Kombl, S2450 .69 CHEVROLET Must tell. 548-3515 Cultom ~ Impala '68 VW Pop Top, new eng. factory ai.r."':fed~ Xln't oond. 12,200 or belt of· complete, automatic rnn.. fer. Eves 646 8488. in conmle, ltrato Bucket '84 V.W. Bor. rH>lt enc. low -. ~ ~ ndla1 llfe ml, aood cond, R/H new aver tires, , beater, batt. !500. 491-W pd ...-. Bell ofter, V.W. '85, aumoot. R/H, Tail., pMne ........-r. good. ~ na ~beautiful ·•~1113 QU¥Y. i lc-s-&r , ?\~sf~ '69 VW Bui !ir':1'1Ta:n:>=u~/g:~ vt!ry cle811, nu radial tlnli tires. AMfnl ltereo, roll 6T.H516 bat/'ftlal"'"tift JRGiftt. ID'.IO '68 VW K Ghl ml. $5350. ~ at~~m~ 11 '12 VEGA batcbbe.ck, air $950. ' cond, auto tram, white alde ·n VW Bua tor sale, Good walla drk green $DXI cood. fairly low mil..... tm4373 • • 1!9tl0~ '68 NOVA 2 door attck, VS. VOLVO 30!. -c<>ndlt1on,_ ..... 01. 1':r, §63.."766 COME IN TODAY TIST DRIVE luxury with economy '73 Fuel injected VOLVOS •e:; GTO. 389 4 barn!, 4 spd, p/s, W/hffl Ufn top. ILupl pd. $8!0. 561-ml ·n IMPALA, p/a, p/b, air 2-door custom coupe. Xlnt cood. $21SO, 84641581 19'1'l EL Camino w/lhell, auto, air, P/S, P/B, $UX>. &U-0253. '71 VEGA-2300-l speed, r/h, lo ml, very clean, bst ottr, Priv party I 615-1167 • ' 4\ 1 •. ..!. 1986 EL Camino, V-8, 4 spd, - f.OJl UAIM p/s, w/new .. m top. Rum YOI VO aoc><I. $850. 561-4396. 1.1 '68 EL Camino SS. A/C. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 ·~~ Camino SS. All Ex- '68 VOLVO traa% -· Ph: tMS-1317 IOS 2 DR '72 LIN A-1 oond, T.O.P. + A·-ti ..... :_,:...'-$150. mlllt sell wide Ovall, ... .,,.,a c ..,.,.. ... , .. N<Vn, ft· call 894--0817 ctio, hoo'$1(~4"). =.:::c.o,;::;o"'R~V~A~IR~-· Dick Miller Motors ·-W Warner S.A '67 CORVAIR. Enclne -· ,,_ '557-21!2 ' · good tires, good auto tram. ,-,-~"'-'=--,=I Best otter. 536-W8 aft 2. Autot, UMd 990 COUGD IUICK • • FANTASTIC \ as Newport Beach disposes of all Chevy dealer • • rem~1n1ng new '73 Chevy cars and trucks! , HUGE INVENTORY UP FOR GRABS! ACT NOW for gr,eatest CHEVROLET· Mac Arthur and Jamboree BOulevanls Elter fnlm Mac "1Jllr. ' . ' l • selection! . OP81 ~y -.. :::: -= I I ' I ., I • • • DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY~S LAR.GEST 4-DA Y , LABOR DAY INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY, OPEN 9 AM· 11 PM B6AT FHE 19.74 PRIC6 INCR6AS6! '73 CHARGERS ThMe are all BRAND NEW 1973 CHARGERS. Fully equipped. Sor. No.'s !WL21-C3G·2423301 IWL21-C3G-2423291 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. • 578 DOWN s7s A MONTH YOUR CHOICE '2588 $78 It tot1I dn. pymt. $78 is total mo. pyml. f~cl. tax, lic~nse i nd all ~trrying charges 011 1ppr. crtdit for 42 mos. Def1rred pymt. pnc1 $3354 incl. t1x &. hc1n11. ANNUAL PEICINTAGI UTE 11.30%. '73 DART 2 Door Hardtop Power 1!Hring, radio, hoator, high'back llals. Used, low mileage. 1221FWO IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . 571 DOWN 571 A MONTH F~LL PRIC E '2088 $71 k tol1I dn. pymt. $71 11 tol1I mo. pymf. lncl. tax. lieens1 & 111 carrying charge• on 1ppr. credit for 36 mos, Deferred pymt. prict $2627 incl. t1x & lictn11. ANNUAL PlltlNTASI un 11.75%. • , '73 DODGE Wagons ··· Sedans, Every BRAND . NEW 1973 POLARA-MONACO-CORONET- WAGON or SEDAN will be said this wffk for only $59 over Invoice. YOUR CHOICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 559 OVER INVOICE PLUS ·ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV With pur(ha1• of Polara--Monoco--Coronet Wagon or Sedan 'ARG6ST S6,6CTION O' 00006 VANS IN TH• WOR,O! ---~7-3_ DOD GE -~~(5':~!ns --- ~ -. - -• Orrin 1..ans B-100 v.AN • Window Yins •Vt, auto. tran1,, magi & Ur es, rocflo .& Hater pfv1 full factory equipment, Used, low mil eage.183026NI '2788 :~tiE 596 DOWN 596 A MONTH -CU-&T-QM _VANS .BY CO RTESY IMMEDIATE DEUVEIY ,,, 11 i.101 ... ..,.,. , •• lo .......... ..,. •• ll>d. t.•. 11 ..... I. oil cotrri"f cH• ... "·-. cr..ili1 ,.,. 36 -· O.fi<r..i .,,,,.,, 11<><• Sl!J) Incl. l&l. ~ M~NIAOI un 1iM%. V8 engine, outo. trans., AM/FM ra• dio, power steering, horn bar, dual mirrort, bright bumper• front & rear, .S wheels 15x5.5Q. (ll~Af3VO.S8487) • Custom Vans • All Colors • All Options \ 7 3 SPOR TSMAN _ B-190 _ WINDOW WAGON ~VAN 93688 :~~LE IMMEDIATE DILIVERY 1 111 '• ,. .. , .......... 1111 .. to .. 1 ..... 1. !•<I. to•, li<.,.1• & «•411 ••• •? ..... 0.1 .... ~ ...... .,,,. S•17l l•<I. "' l llu••• .tlNl\IU.t.L "ICINJ.t.GJ IATli 11.l l ·k· s111 DOWN 5111 A MONTH ECONOMY CAR CENTER ONE OE THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN ORANGE COUNTY! PINTOS • VEGAS • DATSUNS •DARTS • TOYOTAS e COLTS •MAVERICK$• VW'$ YOUR CHOICE •31 Dn. •31 Mo. '70 FORD MAVERICK '71 TOYOTA $ Radio&. Heater, fully factory Equipped.· 11158QH) Corolla. Radio, heater, fully factory equipped. (6UOIVI $31 is tottl down pymt. $31 is total mo111hly pyml. incl. t1x, license, ind 111 c•rry ing ch1rge1 on appr. credit for 36 mot. ~f1rred pymt. price i1 $1147 incl. tax & lictnse. ANNUAL PfRCINTAGI IA.Tl 13.51%. '71 DODGE COLT 169 DODGE GT DART ladio, Noter, chroftle whffll. 16H23K U 10$1461 Dort. HaPdtop, evtontettic, power lfffring, "'"Yf '°II• '72 DODGE COLT 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION, RADIO, HEATER BUCKET SEATS. 1430EXEI. s43 DN. 543 MO. S•l lo ,.!•I ft""! f"l,..f, l~l lo tt!el .,.M~rt ,.. ..... , 1~cr. •1•, 11 ....... ~ 111 ,.,,.,.,., ·~····· .... pt, ... dll ••• l• '""· o.,... ..... ..., • ..,, f t!H 11 SI Jfl lftt!, I•• & llN•n. Al\IMUAl 'llClMTAOI IATI 10.lt'/.. '69 DODGE CHARGER 0...1t, vln11 '°'· 'YI, ••••· lnrflt., ,._ 1tnrln1, •It -4, (Xlll'OI $27 k lolal ._ p'fMI. $27 M to!GI •Ot1lhty ,,..,. lftd ..... lie•" ... 91141 oil tor')l'ing d1arg11 •• 1ppr. tr'Mil l6 •ori. Otf11T11d py1111. price I• $999 itltl. •• ..... ,. 1. ANNUAL 'flCfNTAGf IATf IJ.1l%. 527 .,.. s27 Mo. s733.::.~ 70 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 ~ w _.,_, ..... ,._ llfMrl ... ffQA.YtQ ..,, .. _.... Nw11 e.,_L 134 k .. tof -11fhl1 ,,....._ IMI ... ~. lk•M•, •1td an _,.,;119 dt!lf'l•I 9111 .,pr, "1dlt fOf" $6 -. 0.11.r.d ,., .. t. ~it• ho $1JJI l11tt, ..._ I. llc1n11. ANNUAL H~CfNTAGI! IATf 12 . .50%. 168 CHEVROLET NOVA A111fro111•lic tnr111111inlan, Ndlo, Ji•ol•r. 110351 SJI 11 !1!ol •-• py111t, SJ! if totol 111011thty py111t, Incl, "-•• Ii<'"''• •11tl •II c-rrying 1ho't•• Oft •ppr, .,.11111 for 36 111oe. C.- ferretl py1111. pri<1 It $11 47 l~l. fo• & nc11111. ANNUAL PflCfNTAGl IATf ll,31%. '69 CHRYSLER 300 • CZ1J5161 $98 8 run · Mc• '71 PINTO RUNABOUT1 AUTO. TRANS., RADIO & HEATER. !1099621 '43 DN. '43 MO. ,,J lo .. Ml ftwo •YIOI. S(J lo ft!•l •••l~I, .. ,_, !ftd , le•, II(•~·· ••' ell ,.,,.,.l•I '""''"' ... ·-· ,,..,;, ••• l• .... °""""' ,.,-.wt l"IN lo l!Jtl l•c!. !•• & It••-· AHNUAl 'fl(l""'AOI tATI 10.ll'/.. 169 TOYOTA COROLLA t.cbt "-"' IXIUl»l $11 k ..... . ..... """-· $25 h ..... -rMy ,,.... ................. ..., .. ~ ...,.....,. .,,... ~ .... u .... ~ ,,.._J#ke II 1921 htd, ._ & ..._, AtfflAL fftC91TAOI RATI , ....... $25 Dn. 525 Mo. $688 ::e • s34., •. 534-72 DODGE PICKUP 568 Dw. 568 .;... • 700LDS 442 548 · 548 u-·· t h. - '68 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Rad;o, h111 l11. ~ul om •!it lr~n,m;u i cin, power 1leer· ing. •if ccndilicining. I #82~00 ). $2 7 ts total down pyml, $27 is tolal monlhl ~ pyml, in,!, 18~, liten1e, i nd all .:•rrying th•rg11 o" •ppr. cr edit lor ]6 fl'\01. O•ferr1d pymt. prit• i1 $999 incl. ill & lic1n11 , AN- NUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 1'!.ll '. $98 8 run !Irle• $27 DH. $27 MO. $788 FULL PllCI ' Avl.-tff: '"'"'•1 .. Mttl, VI 111tin•. (9092'll $61 II fPtW •-• py111t. UI k Mfwt ""911tlllr py•t, IMI. ••• lk•-, •"d •II <Ol'r'fi"I 1hoogu 91'1 oppr. uedll fw J6--. Oef-•tl 'Y"''· ,..;,, ,11 $2Jl6 hod, ... I. lk••••· AHHUAt f'(l- ClNTAGE IATI 12.17,-•. '70 CHALLENGER 'II, 01119 .. r.s., 111dio, h•o•••, foclOfY 1lr, i.11t101r1 .. ,. !641961 $SI 11 total dow" py111t. $JI 11 ._tol 111onllll1 py .. I. Incl. tax, llc1"11, •nd olt •CHrylng ch9r911 011 ''"' t ,.dlt fG!' 36 •01, 01f1rrfll py1111. pdct i1 $1117 l•cl. ... & l~M. ANNUAL PflCmTAGI IATl 12.21%. ~-\ ~1988 ·~e ,\ VI, ......,le, ......_ -...,, ,...., .......... Jl112' till ............ pptt. $41 ......... ...., ,,.. ....... . ''"""· -4 ... _..,... .............. -· ... '' -. O.f_,,.., ,.,.... i"lc• II 11776 '1MI, tn & "-''· AHNU~ rtlCfHtAOl IATt II.ti%. . . '69 DODGE POLARA ....._.le, P.I., ....,., al<, rMC., ir1Mt1r. ('(IJl 111 $27· h ........... ,y.t. ui "h flei.t •9111hly ,.,.... l•cl. lo•, W.•11, 9114 ... ~ c"9ftlt ft •W· '1'9flllt ,fw U ...._ hllf'Ntl ,.,.1. ,rk9 If .... hid. lol & llcl Rlll, NN1M NICINTMH MR 12.13'M.. · • • 527 Dn, $27 Mo, - $788 :~~ -. • • • 7 • • I •